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Horsin’ aroundnd ByK fivini^cr •r teacher : Tlmes-Nftws writer forces' for i Rupert Downs mayma not be Churchill Downs, but it proviovides action-packed- it-sejccase • ■ RUPERT - Spooked by)y ccandy-grabbing in student- horse mcing.. , PageDI children, a horse pulling a small: buggy in B y F ra n k E . L oclcwwood oo . Rupert’s Fourth’o f July panparade bolted into Timcs-Ncws writerr ■ k ' the crowd - nyinlng overr ththree kids sitting The stuff of herleroes u n d e m e a th 'a w o o d en barric{!ricfldc. — TWIN FALLSr-r- FFor centuries. Chris* Levi M ay-intend(nded to fish the day • All three children were; fittedfit wilh cervi- -• tians have been raisinlising money lo feed the' away in.Challls. last.:51 year.. AlLhe caught, c a l c o lla r s a n d a ir c a s tss. , thtl e n ru s h e d by hungry and cloihc theth e naked. . however,.was an.awn;wnrd for saving a,mon ambulance to Minidoka Me;Vicmorial Hospital But Thursday, a -bcne/frconcertfi at a -I - & om a b u rn in g c o r. - - early Tuesday afternoon., TheyTl were treat- •Twin Falls church:h vwill raise money to . ■ ■ ■■ P q * B i ' - ed at the hospital, then releuleased . ease a distinctly 202 0 th ccniury burden: , -The'horse and carnage! ww< ere following a overwhelming lawyer•yer fees. • motorcycle whose rider waskvas th ro w in g can - Joe and M a^ Shav>haw. who attend Com- dy to the crowd gathered alongale the curb. A' munity Christian ChiC h u rc h , ra n u p a lu rg e . . , crowd of about 25 kidsds had: swarmed legal tab when thcircir :son. Timothy Shaw, around the motorcycle, saidmid Rita Sullivan, was accuscd of a sexex coffense in Boise. O n a roll ■ a Gresham, Ore. woman whiwho witnessed the Shaw, a coach :andan teacher at Borah Professional bowleiviers filled the lanes at accident. ' High School, wasi s ii ind1 Borah htigh Boise on top? th e h o r s e sta rte d tu rn in g ,. ppc e o p le j u s t scal- School siudciii. ' te re d .” • I f S h a w . 2 6 . h a d bibeen elihoneratcd; ihe B oi^ squashed LetLcthbridge.for thetitle Pulling a whhc carriageje ^with three pco- Bpisc Education AssiAssociation would-have at ^ e 1995 Cowboy)v paid fpr Shaw's SI I10-an^hour attorney: ' the intersection of E Streetse t a n d 6th Streei.- Mark Manwcilcr. Bui Shaw pled guilty to Parade-watchers were slackackcd three deep. misdemeanor alcohi:ohol charges. And on standing on the sidewalk< atand in the street May 17, a 12-pcrsonjon jury found him guilty behind crowd barricades. o f sexual misconductuctwitharninor.' ' ' - The )cids - who were berbeneath the barri* On July 13. JudgeIge Daniel £ism ann will cades - never had a chancance to get away. . BUOOYCOY CHARLES M*NOIMEm» -pmw 5. , deliver Shaw's senteintericc. The maximum She sewed^upttI the prize w itnesses said. The horse>rse and carriage r is in jail ond a S300’fine 3 (alias Jeannie and Wayi'ayne Vorse of Joromey , . ' penalty: six months ir . Cross Stitch isTrC^Cond here's a cross rollecl through a barricadec ara n d o v e r a c u rb . ' Clowns l o Blnky and Blllbo ior; life in prison for ihe disappearing dollar trick'[,• fo r th e m is d e m e a n o r: , stitch winner. Police pfficers were onn thetl: scene within entitertaln 3-year*old Brodydy Falconburg with axils felo n y . P ag eD I d ujring r Fourth of July festlstlv lties a t Je ro m e City/P P a rk . W hile fighting the charges.- the Shaws P l e a s e s eee e RUPERT///^ ______— I ran up a SI5.000 legelegal bill. Joe and Mary - He’s making theth stars bloom siiSw had to take outout loans lo pay for thcir a^ebt Timothy Shaw ■ This floral desigr;igner is in charge of son's defense - a^ plans ip repay. “Frier•riends of Joe and Mary decorating the sets; oftheof TV soaps. S b r e a k Shaw" will collectt a Ifreewill offering dur- P ag sD I Attantitis, Mirr crews k camp) ing Thursday’s conccincen lo help ther^ The Last Gcneratioation, the Auftn ^piclers )(?okup'ends Adventoerss perform flyi^ g f ^ d a ^ • - ‘ .Geriiinn Bancl. andd hihalf-dozen otljer musi- — cal'guests'arc'scheduicdulcdtO'pcrformT'Tim*: ------The lyubingtOQ Post; • . _ P leasease see BENEFIT/A2 T-'. Rewrite theJftva w HOVSTON-'^ ThS^VoO'-i3t I 16W %a^e:I^&''' W ashington.doc:oesn’-t alw ays knc>w in.orbit broke camp Tucsda!sday, after dcclar- ' what’s bcit for thee restr< o f America, and ing tbeir five days of workork together In the Study:: Drugs the Endangered SpcSpecies Act should be docked At!antis-M lr comomplcx a “pretty rewritten to acknowowlcdge that, tddtiy’s goo'd diy nin” for their plar)lan to make snace editorial says. a permanent human habitat. EHH need cl:loser - P ^ e A 6 “W e’re just shaking ouiour heads at how quicklythis has all gone:'by.”, by said Atlantis pilot Charics Precourt, ass his'crewhi watched medica:al care the Russian space stationn MW ir fade in to th e a d re a m ." distance. “Ifs been like a dr T h e A sso c iated P reess ss ition for Indians? No'compensatic S truggle fcfor a CHICAGO — SupSupermarkets track may- ; ■

ian S o y u z la u n c h - Brigham and-Womcnncn's Hospital and Mas- Gabor dies ^ ^ and-landing cr&ft. theyey swooped 'and ' APpt sachuscits General Hospital,Ho both in Boston, A c trc s s fevd G aBBof, or best-known for her *' soared around the motherhership like birds jrov, right, waves goodbjdbya Tuesday:, to his com-O' in the six months cndii:ndinginJuly 1993. role in television’s’s *'Green Acres,' died around their nest, as they:y alla circled Earth Cosniimonaut Vladimir Dazhurc th e s p a c e sh u ttle Atlantistis’. Thirty-nine percent:cnt of errors were mad# T iie sd o y a t a g e 74. a t m o re th a n 17.0 0 0 m p h1 .. ■ ra d e s8 aboard the Russian spisp ace statio n Mir from thi lll'help bring Dezhurov by doctors who didid suchs things as order 5*- ' PageA^ The formation-fiying photophi session had ' Shutti'ttie commander RobertI ‘H oot’ G ibson, left, wlll'h m th s ab o ard Mir. ^ drug that the patient:nt was\ allergic to or pnS ! - been proposed by Russianan officialsc and ap* b ac kc tto earth afte r th e cosmTtonaut o sp e n t th ree m ont scribe the wrong; dose:do 38 pcrccnt w erj \ / Clinton moveses to center ^ proved by NASA afler a safety: analysis, ho made such mistakes n : i the station Houston aree gog for separation.", m a d e b_y n u rses w h o r “ W hat NASA nighl mamlanagers'called a trollers:rs wanted to make sure th . , V/ith about a yMir w arid a h a lf to g o b e - itton, is pushed, the hooksi tarc administering the wwro ro n g 'a'liio u n t o r m ix in g . , s relatively new to wouldId be in a quicscent, powcwer-saving . “The butto . fQK the next electioiition, President Clinton “three body” exercise is re responded shuttle commandnder it wilh the wrong' solution;so ihe rest came are accu^pmed to mode. driving.” res] is moving to positioition liimself in the po- them, but the Russians are oot” (jibson, reporting thatt t the ■ when secretaries transranscribcd orders or whca M ir crcWs handling two So;Soyuz crad’in mo- Justst before 7 a.m. EDT. ihcih Soyuz "Hoot litical t'cntcT, observeirverssay. ' lerfoces were releasing propererly. pharmacists-dispensedised medication. I as one arrives and kicked:d ofT from Mir and flew,sevseveral hun- dockms : PageAS tion around the facility as i d not, the crcw would have p e r- M o st erro rs w erec .caught.ca or-didn't causc o _• I th e o th e r de p arts. feet above and behind it So)Soyuz is the (If llii^ had n. d r e d fe emergency spacewalk to loososcn problem,'but 70, palieiolienis suffered complica- operational spacecraft in■ tJict w orld Cosmonauts Anaioly ,Y.Y. Solovyev and only o 0 bolts by hiind.) Af^er smmall tions. None was fatal.fat; bui 14 w ere life- • than the U.S. shuttle thattcairicshu- a "lmo« lOO J Nikolai M. Budarin, the nnc e w M ir c 'rcw d c - o th e r tl springs pushiishod the two big spncecrcroft ihreaiening and 300 werew serious, according ; I to and from orbii. '• ; • •livered by Atlantis, powewered down their mons ti Soyuz images showed Allana n tis 10 the data gathered»1 ata ihe hospitals and re-. ' ^ sitioned in a domed windoidow in the »P"<. "”= space station before clir:limbing into the Posi n tlv d o w n a n d a w a y , ported in today’s issuessuc of The Journal of the iz capsule, Budarin's camera M ajor victoryy ■■ Soyuz capsule atop Mir.•. TheyT were about Soyuz mts showed, "““ " Sj; spindly,s 123*tori M ir, .with-lb- its "A m eric an M ed ical1 Association.A s ^ huttle nestled-at the base of ______' P u llin g o f f th e bi! biggest gamble of his ■ _ to abandon M ir for soirie;-!ie;45 miniitcs, and' • the shi led-V^gs of sblnrpnnrh, rrwscav— — iiiWo-havo-voty-w>t-conBcicniiousH»roful-^— r fin J u ii a fl< ti^ iTkif.“ E D T ; *1 • career. Prime Minis m K ^TTd bccmmable,“lor to any reason, to t6lV;Mi Please-see SPACe>■/A2 ' Pleg3|ease see DRUGS/A2 ' . '• fcoted a right-wingrig challenger Tuesday redock with Mir-later, Russussiah ground'con- got ththe word: “Atlahtis:*Mosio s c o w a n 4 . to.remain leader of a shaken and still d e e p ly u n p o p u la r ggo> o v e rn m e n t 1, :■ G aatesvbilU iQ hsmlake i Mixn world'’s riches5St — 1 remained the worid'sd's richcsl: family with Ilie Associated Piest ' ■ $23.4 billion, slightlyly lelc ss thon a y e a r ago. "• Forbes said it exclude:ludes from its list royal . . NEW YORK — Mien[icrosoft Cor^. mo^ul S e c tlo n A SectionC - families ond heads of state, because their - B ill G ates is th e w o rldd's 's' richest private m- W eather SLisssra’&ss.rly. fo rtu n e s c o m c m o rei fromfro political heritage dividual widt a $ 12.9»billion b l fortune^ dis- Ih ofwM tth arid nsliooaDty. notices ..3 ______th ^ enbrts in ^ e toIoM lm b f e c o n o m i c s . ______real-restate-iTiDgnato-^-H^ oomi>mw»OIV««».U-9. ■■■ ------placing a Japancse-fca ' •CIO.r.WanvnEEiMnl DutM. HOCK mMM. a a . : Opinion., inudl liA c o m p jlM b y ■. .. ftp m th e to p o f th e annuo •Is.O.HmRmRMt«.pMiaeMe.Se;1-8- ^ ' >ta.9.K«mmT ■ •has "been estimated at upwardsi of $30 bil- - - — . . price soared, Forbes says»ys in its July 17 is- . - Comics'.;...,.....6 •tsa.OiunoAH!BA».yun0..J Microsoft stock has been rising in spite Obituaries est* American a year ageago, but ranked sec* > wbo'ftad hehl the No. 1 ^ tt ffor of well-publicized sctbsetbacks for the world's - . DearAbby...:..4.,-: o n d w orldw ide. inthebop^year. v r- Tsutsumi.-wbi ^ t years, fell tp a third-placee 1tic largest maker of-soflsoftware for personal ■ ■ :;Spbrte.]...;;.:5r8V';j Investor W arreti BuiBuffett was second'.!', ,,11‘iitW a s tb e first tim e.io th e o inine.ydirsthat e ihelast eight; I net computers. It droppedped a $2 b illio n b id for , > ; with $10.7 billion,.up[) ftomft S7.9 billion a ; Foibii » ; h a 8 b e c n c e l l i n g thej^iiMist ttoi two .eV etithou^'t ^ W $ 9 billio n , Intuit Corp. in the fwe of opposition from . ^ '>1; i'. y e u a g o .'S tb c k in B u f Tffeit's e f ii^vesting com -,. Ani6iiricahs were ■; .wbrthclimbS s o f thfelatc,retailer Sam Waltiilton the Justice Deportmdnt . - pmy,BcTMb5nJ HathJiwniway, rose 38 pcrccnt'- atunKse real esU te^^gii^ ',:;U cheiis 6 ;

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' \ , ' • '■ _A-2'^mo»-Nowa.Twinwin Fajis. Idaho. Wodnosday.Iay.'july5.;i995 TF'’ W eatlth e r Nation]onal tem peratures ■ ■ i Idaho forecastsfc _ M a x Min Pep ■ T h e Aftccu-W w eather* forecast for r ■ ■ ■ ■ ' Albuquerquerque 84 SO.....' . Atlanta 92 .71 .02 ‘1™“ ' ^ " ' M a g i c Va a l l e y I 40* so* SM TO* 80* »0» IK100 . 110. Boston 81 S5 ..... 0h tampwatura zortM lorOwday. Chicago0 84...... - 68 1;72 ______i. Wednesday sunsunny and warmer, fiighs 85 to 90. W est w ind ^ 94 78 ..... l ^ - ■ - /■ ' 5 to 15 m ph.-W e high cloudiness. '1 ------' ^69...... 54- ...... - .... ______L ow s in thc.50s._'Os. T h u rsd ay partly cloiftly_nnd,d,yery_warm..An ______/V Des Moinoa y isolated anemoonoon thundershou^r. Highs orourund 90. Icoouf D'AJBtirri ; = e S.: lu—— :89— .-75 :.07. .j Tlie ultravioletilet index forecast is 8, a high exexposure level. ' H onolulu- i HouBttinn 89 72 :.22., Indlanapolltipolls 84 66 '...... a s t HR E x t e n d eid d regional foreca 1 1 1 W C if fiJ K ansas,*aty CIt) 86 73 1.08 gos 100 77y ...... , ., [Lowljlofj^ U s V egas Frid^ fair andind worm. Isolated aftemoon an-(» Angelei□eles 76 64 ' ...... ' Memphisffs 82 73 .20 ! ' dershowcrs mainlainly over the mountains. L•6 w 8 in the 50s. • Miami Beac3eacb 93 . 80 • I H ighs in the mid-{lid-808 to ih e jn id -9 0 s. ' , Mliwaukookoo 77 . 6 3 S aturday Tmrir and a warm. Isotlited aAem'oobon and evening . ^ ' . Minneapoiitipoiis 76 68 .16 I------thundershow ersrs nim ainly o v e r the m ountains. LLow s in the SOs. I s Now Orieqfirfeans M • 80 ...... ild-80s to the m id-90s. ■ f t N ^ r b r)rk k 66 64 ...... ClUahomaCmaCity 94 76 .... r and warm. Isolated anemoo)on and evening fTS: — ------:------— LVA ______Om aha—_____ 1 1 _ 8 3 ______65,.2a______— rsTirainly over the-m ounuiiiii.'Li-Low ^trJO sr- ■■'Phoenix'■x - ••‘ 103 76 ...... ^ H ighs in the mid-{iid-808lothemid-Ws.. - Plttsburptil • 66 - -61 cou? - WAJM STATIOMRY______- eiB9iBesAau.WMSMr.inc. Portland. MiMo. 7 9 . 53 ...... I W o o d R ivIver i V alley Fnuun >A_ ------Portland,d.O Oi ro. 82 61 :.... > a i h Reno f 89 56 ...... L ^ d S . [:Eg. E3 S O- ieSB& (Bas& et I ouls H L FVjmiSS SNOW KS SUNNY PT.< is 87 65 -12 , . ^ ndisn ' Wednesday suisunny. Highs around 80. Low3WS In the- low er tovtow SHOweia nun mtwus n u r.a90. ‘ W<^esday caMM , eiMAc Wednesday mo High, 112 degrees at Lake Havilavosu City, Ariz., Low, 35 degngrees a t Alam osa, n ight incteosingtg hjhigh cloudiness. N o t as cool1 \w ith low s 55 ro- n d E Iy ,N e v . T o d ay'*8 ’s ffire danger index for partly cloudy aiid very.wotrnrm with a slight Almanacc 65. Thursday poi ------' soudiemm Idaho:It chance oCon lateite dday diu n d e tsh o w ^. H ighs airo n u n d 9 0 . ^ For forestrest Iland, moderate, I d a h o T w i n F a l l s For rangenge land, high. - .... Northern1 I N e v a d a . . MaxX MinM Pep Yesterday . 79 T u n ettJlhthe t N ationol WeoUier Scrvicee raradio band ot V H F-FM 162.4(or o 162.55J4HZ efiil w ilh fire. Bolso 811 4A 6 .....U s t y e ar 75 > Be careful 80s to mid-90!. I23-W 23. ______’- s Burtoy 755 52 5 ..... Normal 88 ' mostly sunny. Highs mid-80 10s to upper 50*. . Fairfield 71 4 ght partly cloudy. Lows mtd*40: J 'I J ..... PrecipitatloiIon Thursday portlyly <;cloudy. A slight chance of■ afternoona thun- j Gooding m r trm s across m idsd s e c t i o n , Hights m id-80s to m id-90s. Snow in R qcldtdes; thunderstoi Hagorman 811 5 S 5 ..... Month to dale: XXX derstorm s cast. Hi] IdohoFalls" ,.7242 4 7 ..... ' Normal mo. to dato: ; ka, andnd wind gusting up to 65 mphah causeda scattered damage N o r t h e r n IU t a h ^ T b eA saoxdatedPz«ss d a . . i Joremo . .' 763 4 4 8 ...... ^Wotoryoar.todote: 1 _____ .1 _ .. . \ to tree::es ond power lines. The.hcovieioviest rain in th e 2 4 -h o iirs...... : Lowiston -78} -■£ 57...... Normal yoar to datelate: 8.99 . . erstorms spread heavy min anand large hail across endingng T uesday m om ing w as 2.40D incinches at Campbell, __ - Wednesday synnysun and warmer. Highs mid-(i-80s to low 90Ss Thunders Maiad 78 4 uesday, and unscason- Haillil up to die size of golf ballsills was' reported from the J ..... ConifortfaciCtOrS Wednesday night: id-Ms. Thursday P«n*"f|h=he Plains and Mid\yest on Tues Malta 7 7 .4 jht fair. Lows upper 50s to.mid ;m Minnesota into Kansas n Ihundmtotms. «blyc<»lw(w eadier spread across th e Soutli)ulhwcst into Texas. easternrm D akotu and southwestern h McCall — ' m Im..... Humidity d( noon:i: 227 pet. ' portly cloudy tnclanil w arm w ith a few aflem oon 1 A low pressurepre a m over the ccntral1 partpa o f th e nation trig- and MiVlissouri. Pocalollo 74t 47.064 Baromoleratnoon:3n: 30.01 S Highs in ihc ioww tt)tt m iddle 90s. despread showen and thunderstisrstotms from Texas to Thuilunderstorms in Illinois mmedled tback G ov. Jim E dgar’s - Solmon- 75i 51.015 Pollen count: Not>i aavailable The ultravioletlet indexi forecast is 9, a Sait L)Lake City expo- Scred wides the Dakotastas a a d eastw ard around die GTreat ra L a k u . helicopopter, forcing him to miss a July Fourth holiday parade .S tanley . 69) 33: 5 ..... S W level. T h e beav»viest rain fell over west-centrentral Minnesota, with in Whelieoton. Heavy rain in die niomiibming extinguished b'arbc- S un Valley m r 'aste o f Chicago Food fesd- I d a h o wweather ^umrim arv jnche*i atat Milan. One rood was washtished o ut, and authori- cue grilm ils on the final d a y o fth e Taste S k y w a t c h iiiiaiy ties.wamedled of pos'sible flooding att nenearby Montevideo, val. ElElsewhere, thunderstorms exteiatended over parts df the d for scattered street flood- ■ H igh pressure-e o'over the region produced mosostly sunny skies w here thei MM innesota and Chippew a rivenversjoin. Southe;heast, with heavy niin blamed foi oims also spread along the Sunset t o ^ 9:20 p.m. a n d w arm te m pm m t iu r c s across th e state on Tue:jesday. Flood stagesta; for die Minnesota River'cr iat Monticello is 14 ing inn 1North Carolina. Thunderstonn; Sunrise tom orrow 6:04 a.m. a few clouds, mainly over thele central moun- feet and ChippewaChi County dispatcherr TlThomas Worden said coast to o f Texas. Lunar phase: First quarter, July I the Montana border in the PaPanhandle. Light the river waswi expected to reach 14.55 ffeet by Wednesday Coolx)l air settled over parts o f dieie Sn area.-. mom ing. A riz.,., reporting a record low of)f 636'. and Corpus Christi, and 70s. Winds - More tharhan-4 inches o f rain fell in partsirts bigbi as baseballs fell overnight

liad o es rip ; D r u g s - :■ ' Ruipertl] ______rToriii )ugh p art ; |Contlnuetl from Ai l in g th em, m , Lcape said. verify that the drug iss appropriate. Con^inuecied from A l against a “STOP” sign,rn, Wilkinson t h r o u said. The animal was blibleeding from f m . . • “ W e; ccurrently i do bar coding forbr Currently, hospitals cotode thcir^wrt^ moments,its._Rupcrt_Officcr. D a^ ------4people:who-makcmist .j~a-w ound on its 1^ fro nistakes, because— nioyonnoin 0ise'in~su|)cniiai1cets'but-ii0t '‘ ion piille'd onc"of the cfiil- rom leg,-8uf— o f M l they’re human,"-Leapcapcsoidinanm- for mon 'fered when the carriagiIge flew over Missouri orphinc in hospitals,” saidid Dr. Sidney Wolfe, heto d 'o f Public jt from beneath a -wagon - terview. “Our concep to ’ Citizen’s Health Rese> d ie c u rb , M O B E•RLY, R L Mo. (AP) — Toma-| “ Pt 'S “ finii » Lcape, Vi^owl wants the gbvemment to le sa id . , way to keep those erroiTrots>ftom result- require di northeast Missouri on Tues-' 1 drug makers to iW code (heir>ir - isaid die findings coht&ii ler.of the kids was trampleded One of the carriagei c drivers held does h it noii ' • ing in somebody gcuinjtting hurt.” products, I storm system raked the Its. . ■ \ oil U.S. hospitals, but spooked inare, .W ilkinson}f] ic e o n h i s h a n d :r h a v in g th e ! Plains widi torrential rains, , Many errors couljuld have been fn hosjospitals using the system,. a , approach doesn't addrcsS s S s r - reins ripped away by thetl runaw ay soulheni Plai nd errors outside hospitels, passengers laigc hailI aanc n d stro n g w inds, avcrted'if the hospitipitals had a bar nurse paspasses 8 portable sensor-wand : stopped die mnaway horsesc horse. The other two0 coding system at bedjcdsidcs so swff over thele codc< on the drug and overr a complications in 600,OG lal s u f fe re d n o in ju rie s. w er^ho immediate reports' r a n S Siage by pinning the animal . could chcck drugs befqlefore administer- code onn thet padent's LD. bracelet to year. of injurieses asa the tornadoes moved through whal* h a t is m o'sdy a n a g ric u ltu r- al area. One>ne tornado hit the center of ___ iSpaa c e . _ _ ^ ^ ______- downtownTl M^ obaly, downing power' ______jBenefit , , . lines andI breakingbrt gas lines, police . Continuedled from A1 moved out .of Earth’s; 5 s h a d o w a n d ...... fcontinued from A1j T h e girlg ir then agreed'to cooperate,c. Shaw.” Lomke wrote,r, a slcin g w h y . the full force of thee sun’s rays p'ljcc weiwere-having difficulty as|- accountable, bled a mcinechanical dragonfly and P o lic e oofficials f arranged for her to the law b^lds Shaw ai *“ sdTick, it flared bright gold.gi It grad- scssingthed[le d a m ag e in d ie c o m m u n i; • i)thy 5Haw plans to att(attend, if he can ^11 Shov dvirarfed thithe gnat-like winged eight- law at his residence, with a but not the girl, uolly subsided to pearleriescent white .,y. of. I3,0C3,000 residents becnusi? tect o ff frOm work. asn’t shaken tonSoyuzliz b u z a n g r o u n d it. ., . ' tape rccoreorder running and- 6 f(|c e rrs s The conviction has or earthtones as it racec;edacn!ss the '.downedtreesre e s blo c k ed ro ad s, ; T c d 'H a d le y . w h oscw se ifcjsorga- |is‘j„,i„gi vc: “I'll go to The oni]nly trouble for the spacc- igin. '■ V./' Timothy Shaw’s' rcsolvt ®’ face of South Americitea into day. . Tornadoesloes also were reported in nizing the concert, sayssa Iho fund- . lat (I’m inno- borne papiaparazzi came as Atlantis )thy Shaw told the 17-year-r- my grave knowing thai I 'S l f . . , Linn Countyuty to die northwest and in . . miser is “d nice occoscasion to como old that t s w e p t's loowly w about 600 feet ahead it he .had denied the occusa-a- , cent),” he said. At about 8:30 a.m.,., the shuttle . Shelby Coun:ounty to die- northeast. The together wjth other:r churches,t to. ,ions to S( 3 take pictures of die S o :^ > school ofllcials ond encour-> Shaw said he appn.reciates the ^ fired its jets to speedd away from ,wi„era wereA/ere p a rt o f a sto rm sy ste m share musical talentsts and( to-praise lg. Just as M ir was moving ■■ Magic Valley residentss th1 a t a re p a y . M ir arfd head for a Friinday landing ithat pummelmeled regions frorii soudi- the Lord together.” ;ition for the redocking, it ing his legal bills. “I i in Florida. Th? orbiterr iis schedule west Kansas tf>-siippnrt T im .______* T hils l^ i is for J o e and flttitude-CQntroL CQinpuier isas to'n'oAieast Missouri. toTcturoforanotherM)ir ii dociangin ------"I'm eatina tin g d in h e f ftt flbom ------o’thy Shaw ’s parents.I. “We’re told in HMary. i W don’t ------It into “free'drift,”rwith its 9 come from pretty gqi;ood stick, I ‘ J October, the second ofi f seven such „'n he sudden , I saw die debris the Bible to bcarone'oie'onothcr’s bur- 6 f tO O jets' disabled. Cosmonaut >0[t our w ounded think,” hp said. “M y parentsp have missiotis designed to t lay the. flying," saidlaid Jerry Claric, whp farms dens and I know thi^hu has been a And 1 jikalev later reported from I we dont perae- always been* there to supportsi odier !” groundwork for constnim c tio n o f a n „carBiX)wnirAwning in L in n C ounty. -great burden for Joeoe and Maryv^’ ' diat die glitch was •‘no big people when Uiey’rc inn a ; crisis. I’m international space sta'tation begin- Hadley said. e theni. We want d would soonbc fixed, impressed, I’m glad, I’mI' thankful ning in 1997. help theni.out.’ tons trav e l to ■ • Tuesday, Timothyr SSl h a w , a K im - * ® '* ' that there are. people wlwho arc will- But it meantmi that Mir was aboutut .. Mission coptrollersj5 in Moscow C lin tO I ■ ^berly Higti'School gradra d u a te , s a id h e — Bob Adam s, ing to step-forward atand help my . ten degre;rees out of position as ' atid Houston celebratiid, r t n S p ' ’^ ' ■ ® t r eat a t for F ourthij •is guilty giving theth e .\7 ;y c q r -o ld . . QCom j m unity Christian folks out.” Solovyev during an emotional fareirewell before ' ■■ ' ;anonymously. d a y b e hlindbors. im '. isn’t taking a position?n-rcgardmg fore orbimiiml dawn, with M ir invisi-..i-.„ tbe crews.sealed theirr connecting A storyf in Tuesday’s paper itt^ t| T im o th y S h a w ’s g u ilt oor r innocence.— -blc'in-^the V Confronted by a po:policc officer, Lamke;:e says it would be “tragic” le blackness except for a - hatches-and moved ini,nto their re- Leland De\DeVore, the new police ^thc 17-year-oId.at firstirst denied that for Shaww toi be punished for violat-t- “This is foriJoe aiand M ary,” 'few red andani yellow mmiing li^ts,s , s p c c d v e sh ip s. chief hiredred by the city of Twin . Gibson called the s ]|she’d had sex with TinTimothy Shaw. ii>g a lawiw that is "outdated fo^thee Adoms said. “Wc don'n't shoot our twinkling; lilik e t o o d d c o n ste lla tio n , ! successful Falls, contaiintained an error about his | «Asked how' she wouldId d o o n a poIV - '*^90s.” wounded and we don’iI’t persecute The statiation emerged from dark*c* flight “one of-die smallill m ile s to n e s . sa la ry . . ' on a much greater jou Igraph test, the girl sai •' them. We want to helpIp them out,” ness as a1 gghost ship, dim and g r^y J u r a e y ...... A t . ', .H e w lllII.be bi paid about $49,500 |probabiy fail. tim , b uIt t in i a way so is'Tim othyy A d a m s a d d e d . in the firsts t jg lo w o f lig h L T h e n , ais it least we’ve begun.” ;,pcr,year.

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.....'V,' ~ lilatio n ~ ^ ■ 7 ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ • > Teaiichers saay churcch, Giningrich stat(te split iss necessiitv s GIinton ' " .iei, .onI Ibases ■ N ^ E A\P0L1S P (A P)D nvid' .!‘Therc’s,o Ipt of rhctori FT^\. Gn. ,(AP) — O ’Connell, w.whose students practice n n'( o w ," s a id A h n o b c llo La.sastowski, MARIETTA akcr Newt Gingrich “a whole lot5t c o f difTcrent religions,’’ wwho tcachcs six^ grade socijcinlstud- House Spcakc 3ut.whcn suggested Tues'uesday that President soys he’s ofTjfTcndcd b'y'critics who ies ic in Sw'iflwalcr. Pa. "Bu limply trying lo shore_____• ----- call-teachotlors- godless, secular ytyou get down to it, mosLpcocopIc.fceL. .'Clinion is simp support for F996 by ' ^um an'islsi jtjt| m o st f r o n t pparents. mcnt that coi the reli- McClcllan Air4 ir F: orce lJa.sc Jo b s in _ ociation, t h e people tb^ e e l p r e t t y '> ' n a t i o n 's b i g irthe non-- California. nggest coITllort0bable w ith XSouJ teachcrsununion, comiwriMu js-ones." I______wearing the cap, there’sI ddefending Nathan’s FamotlO u s Fourth.of July Hot Do)og •said they wiw o r r y th e way«thliKings are.’ Joycc:e Ar- i—r>: In tho left com er, we ^ — ^ccneaux,X. a c h o ir • ; ; ■ Eating C ontest chanlam pibn Mike Devito, tn theth< right comer, standingg 66- - ^ t - 6 and weighing 35(;50 that 7eiT e c e n t I, S u p r e m e C ' o u r t . . i, . . . .. tcachcr:r in Na- • a /■'. • _ iger Edward KrachIe.,Thele iw inner? Krachle, with 19,'to, t2 d o g s in 12 m in u te s., p ounds is challenge actions allovlowing — Annabellala Lastowski, t c h c v I studcnt'lediproy- p sixth-gra irade teacher sa id h e: r: , s S fery Day II IV • cr at gradualnations __ „_v s a c r e d , , f i r e w o r ] school prayer Flags, :-ks and IKnore mai M uld erodede ch- ______o n s e t d u r i n g j urch-state se;s e p a ra - - s ta te mu;lusic con- ' j ■'/ tio n , te s t s , "b it’s part of the musical litliterature. A na i e r i c a ’ s 1219th bi]irthday In his subuiburban Philadelphia mid- it I FhwemDayl die school, wiwith youngsters from 54 ItI t’s n o t su n g a » w o rsh ip .” )bserving “a whole lot of But in a state where “bolhilh p a re n ts . S "T:— countries obs vm antic ei>emng. Hie AssociBtsd Press} different rcliicligions," the separation-. ai and teachcrs are strongly relreligious." g PWH S t - ' • controversies have arisen overo siu- ra Cftecr yourour office. Sftow ^ v.> is a n e ce ssityity , , O ’C o n n e ll said. , _ C( Flags snapped in1 ththe Fourth of ■ dents’ desire lo leod proyc 'c M u slim k id s wTio w a n t d yersovcr | someone' Ifiey’re(fi Special. i July breeze, niarchenrs sstepped off in ^ ^ 3 ive tim es a'day in our iiintercom s during school the Revolution- ^ Flower almiIways make scenlsl comroemoration of the fe have Christio^ kids, AArceneaux soid: ers gathered for oiy War, and revelers s, Asian kids. If we have • And she worries that: oa r e c e n t ! concots and fireworks.ks. ed prayer at a graduation, SSupremcrCourt decision on)n gradua-, American sum- - The sights o f on An jycr is it going to be?" tition prayer will add fire; tto those’ ' - met day, were not univ«nivcrsal, howcv- , controversies. . the Colorado Onnell, on educator at the c< cr. A highway in th iills'M iddle School in The court on June 26 liftiif te d o b a n Rockies was closed Jew?sh kids!.fay, P a . 0on student-led graduation prayerspi in rL- < Oklahomans hoisteisted their red- a smdcnt'Ied nine W estern states, but skiskirted the s x P l o r a l i to a bright blue le they w ony about high- n white-and-blue flags lo whose praycrguments over school bbroader school-prayer ississue that i . t — luly thot took on er W trU iflde Dellrery. sky on a Fourth of July ...... M k e d O ’Con; lany teachcrs here said oofficials said had sparked ■W"i igiouS year because of aided meaning this y« Beverly Hilbver religion haven’t vwarfare” in public schbols)ls the bomb that tore apartapa the down- U p p e r D artjy,i ie ir sc h o o ls. .w " id e .. town fedcml office buililuilding. But while 1 “Tlii: pessimism anand despair of profile'argt April 19 are over,":," Gov. Frank dof^ousandsat prayer, man Keating told a crowd ol struggles b< the first of many Fourthurthbfjuly.cercr . a rriv e d a t th e monies to honor the: vcvolunteers who helped after the bombiinbing. It was the ■ first time the flogss at the Capitol le workers AID. Vickery,, rt|right, and Blli l-okey of t werc raised to fu^*stjl.sliffsinccthe Rescued following agencies ofofthe stote of Idaho hehiave published the coscom plete text P u g e t Sv)dcrRclmburse- v )d o fth e celebration. shone proudly fromI thithe uniforms of - thousand;nds who gathered along < t. Changes Inpatient hospitspltal reim burse- In Philadelphio, We thi« l n T T i e;>.0. f c Box 700, Boise, Idaho>83701-0790 K ment. jh c rescuc workers and il drap^.thc Bpston’s-Cs-Charles River for the annu- bacterial Disease ment-pt-p e r d ie m to 1992 le v e l; c h a n g e s m e th o d of 2000, 0 nonprofit group aws e w h o , onA ket a No. 024)60&-85G1, Bac caskets of the vTcfinis,nis,” he said. “It al July 4»Boston B Pops roncert. : ans, Phaseolus Species.. RegulotesR< num- deternrmining and distributing paympa> ents for dis- Philadelphia' Liberty M • m .ak e Is; Increases pay- was stained and it wawos tom, but it , *!I olwa;ways start to cry” when the ! f generations ol Cranberryrry. Taylor hort. propoi>ortlonatc share^ospU als; I carts, she said. •Sadako Ogata, the U.N. hi IS that must^be - mcntt levelI before c<«t settlemment ei with out-ol- ^ , ) was beaytiful music start 'IDBorlottoj types of beans bombing, recov* AboutIt 200,0002 people gathered at missioneri responsible for tl ed under rill Irrigation In IIdaho prior to state: hospitalsI must be pursuesued by Depart- - I Shortly after the bor ihe People P-C R.L, for the nation’s oldest 83720-0058 83 and provides the maximumum tolerance for _ ‘ . 58, among the o f Bristolitol in 1785, the first year■ Amepca be what it is todays Comme cket No. 22-0103-9501,, RegistrationR< of ' said Kay McCarte, 51 thereafter and a lig h t I n 1 9 9 5 , 1996 a n di tl nges update and said.3 “ Itf f iti . D.. ” "Cn " )n of violations, jlcian's , Assistants. Changc provides (or disposition I fie s r e q u i r e m e n t s f o r registration rfe of idinitiatiyc - ducUonnent By. July 26,1995. P olice seek svsuspects ^ , P h y sicslclan’s Assistants (PA) and Graduate PA; es, would limiting practice; amends w Enforcement clorifl*fles and defines scope of pr« ly?" uctsaniXPA11 'Idaho D eptof LawE i m e n t B y: J u ly 26, in m urder spii p r e e ent Drug Formulary, Comme ______I la te - bP.O. il l Box 700. Meridian, ID) 83680<700K f ahoCrlminalJus- DALLAS (A P)-^• PcPolice hunted ^ ^ ^ ^ 8 “ 1 also ;ketNpr o.ll-100^9SQ l,lda^ :nlorm atlon Syistem - Fees»es' foT^ervlces. ^ C o m m e APA 24 • Board of 6 c « j|»itipnal t^ i U censes ' Tuesdav for two pcopsopic believed and fingerprint , silshes fees lorr.name an ) Main Stroot, Suite 220, Boft;l o m , Id a h o 83 7 0 2 responsible for a sevcn-h31-hour robbery- >nt p u r p o s e s , a n d I ies ( o r n o n - la w e n f o r c e m e n t ; B o a W . o f B a r b e r cket No. 24-0201-9501, Bo murder,spree in whichich five people • ifles no addltlonol 'servlce]ces be provided nlncrs. Increases annual fee ofi registered were killed and three wenvere wounded. v ireau'ol Criminal Identlficatcation. Comment pamii b a rblers e l to $50, Comment By:: Jufy26,Jul 1995. -I think these two menicn ore extreme* uly 26, 1995.. ioard of Residen- ______aho Peace-Officer— cket No. 24-1901-9501. Boai :ket No. ll-H01-9501r!dahc itors. tstatSlIshes io ih i'f 0 ^ ^ bm1 c ^rtainly ; can’t soy ■ ^ u T i :il R u le . S h o r t e n s . »•“ ' CaCare Facility A dministrator lards and Training Council I lif e m e n ts a n d lim ita tio ns fofc r i s s u a n c e ' o f ! that they won’t,” saidj hihomicide Sgt.’ M* sdures for persons successessfully complet- tB y : J u ly 26, 1995. I Gary Kiikpotrick. ademy In another tempo3orary perm its. Comment By D o clulvalenl k e POST basic acad< to become POST g ■ tice Ini,, within the past year, to kPA 2 6 • Id a h o D e p t, o f P a rrks k s & Recreation 1995.. ^ Estabililed. Comment By: July 26, 1 IP.O .B ox83720, Boise, IDS:0 83720:0065 . . . c h e c k s I cket No. 26-0120.9501, AdnAdministration o( oallh&WeUa™ ' I s p e c ifA ic P A 1 0 - Id a h o D e p t o f H oall : and Recreatlon-Areas andid Facilitles-Gen-F ►0 80X83720, Boise, Idaho0 8372CW)036t PafK “ > b y B u r e Fee Schedule Revision. Mok^okes violation of :ket No. 16-OI07-9402, Cor:onstructlon and cral K park'rule an Infraction;; deletesdc require-., atlon of Public Swimming1 Pools.P< Perinits a any p; t that park rules-must be posted to be l o • - D o c k e •r surface area or if 120 square leet ol w ater s irceable; Increases fee strucructures to offset ' ■ S t a n dto a r be cons.tructcd ad]acen:ent to a Type B .en orc ig fixed costs: Increases1 use us charges for &OFF p r o c eIpublic) d i pool when meetingting certain crite- . 20% atePark:increases ln g e q u l 195 s o m e ffacilities at Dw orshak State 1 om m ent By: August 2. 1995, o n a i r e s i d e n c e s a t )RY & JEWELRY s t a t e , vs lor state-owned recreatlona ALL IN U E N T O R ibllc Drinking Wa- ^ Heybu lBy,July26.1995. . c e rtlH:ket e c No. 16-0108-9501, Publl b u r n S ta te P a rk , C o n T m en t B> B /stem s. Changes comply withwit federal regu- 1 IS t h a t o ffe r a lte r n a tiv e m eethodsfpranalyz- th I IDAPA 2 7 - Id a h o B o a rd oof f FPharmacy . 30%'oOFF es of compliance; ' rlnklng >l\/ater for purposes ' P.O. Box36, Boise, IDIDA 8 3 7 2 2 PURCHASIS E D I T f i M S « t s c h e m ic a l c o n ta n > in a tloIo n r u le s ; a n d o th - n n r i •cket No. 27-0101.9502, Pharmacy Ph; Board OurJ185vjIutip«iJeculindudet:' anges, Comment.By: August|.JSt2,1995. r E ons to the provl- • F o u tiU -d ^p pm u a to Q q q !S. A d d s le d e r a l r e g u la tio n s 3 o d Bar«a|ns On Nailam e grands flvalle Nr. 1fi4l30S.flS02_MxLto-EamiUes-with d^ ------sJons^i«)f^heUnHorm-€ontrolled-5 ndent Chlldreo. Defmes corcorri^itlonal Instl- Commimcnt By: July 28. 1995. arlfies eligible in- ~ L a g c (j©n——= SM fiVPlCKUP n; add,s, amends, and clarll CONSIGNEES I D o c:'sources k e and deductions: cUclarldesandadds ,|D/ DAPA 39 , - Id a h o D e p t, o l TransportatlonT ra , p.to Four People • D d u n Room {or up.to O p e r a}et t i transfer and trust provls:v isio n s ; a n d o t h e r P.O . 80X 7129, Boise, Idahd a h o 83 7 0 7 itfbribtir>t.U)e INUENTORVITEMM SIFTHEV DON’T ‘ •FdlBuHetBieak&itfb ... — spa ofges. 1 Com m ent By: July 26.5. 1 1995. Doci >cket No. 39.0207-9501, TitllTitling of Salvage. — . Pavilion Remu]ta u ru ii l e s s to dally Constructed and ReccReconstructed Ve­ WANT THEMI DDiSC0l!NTE0... :ket No. 16-0309-9502.. NMedical Assls- Spccli I (TriaiLMMihduiktBMltMuin',: ( S e m lp i es. Changes Include brandl:nding ol vehicles i. A llo w s u s e o f S ( a te In clo o n m - e T a x F o r m 4 0 h id e s i R APPOINTMENTSy r ia , C o n meet specllic criteria andnd solvoge: dellnl- PLEfiSECfltLFOR )EZ when calculating Par»arent Gross As- thot n ; redelines “Ma:rkcl Value"lue"; changes sal- D o cnent k e Income; changes (amiimilysizecalcula- tion; B vehicle determination;i; "M"I otor Vehicle • - - 7 3 31 - 2 - 3 3 3 2 t e r S yallow s t ance for certain Mediedicald children: vage Hom_ cau” now relerenced as “DIvDivision ol M olor ; Blvd. N.. Twin Falls la t l o nrs s i (or reco^ry of MedicaIcald costs (rom Burea 1176 Blue Lakes B ’ 26. 1995. Cillitt01)627»U90«2^« 247 2 4 A Street I ______.I n g d rnts l n o( a M edicaid child receivingrec certain Vehiciides.’ Comment By: July 26, c o r r e cces. t! Com m ent By: July 26, 1995. : p-^ lease refer to the IdaholO /Admlnlstra-' . MedlciU Assls- f/® lablel ;ket No. 16-0309-9503. N v e B u l l e t i n , J u l y 5 , 1 9 95 , VolumV e 9 5 -7 ■ f- ;;; :TeTm bTrrsenW tti:^ er^tihM ges-ouipatieni-rc >r .notices anu icxfTJralt"uirTcmporary; ------. . D e p e n d rT iF oiie= tihourl=f= lodology (or certain outptipatlent surgical }°j, i-maklngs, cor- - — nal, and negotiated rule-mi I SL.. .-.1 iu...... " tu tl o n ; jn f o r n v w i th M e d i- edures and services to conf< ections. public hearing schs c h e d u l e s , .a n d ^ c o m e 's c reim bursement. m ethods and levels of re ther notices. T ■■ t o a s sm e t ent By: July 26. 1995. ■ c h a n g e s Q iufntain^^ ^er6 ; Fashion, D ock< CCitizens Of Tivln Falls8 C o u n ty I *C ta n c e ./ jtletin at the county lawlaw libraries. !U ality& Expert in view all Issues of th(the Adm inlstrath/e Bull ■ ^ We: ^ o r 4 0 K bllow -U p C are ' sessm e ier ruleS'publications1 arear available PTICAL J f i lio n alliCopies of the Admlnlstraitratlve Bulletin and othc \ 0 P IS /allowsor purchase. Forsubscascription Information arand ordering call (208)1)334-3577 3 or m 8 2 S B L ULUiLAKE^'BLVD.N. I M M a k e T h e i ■ ■ iiJI parent!vrite tho Division of Stattatewlde Administrative'e Rules, Office of State3te Controller, ■■■ \ : 7 33 i 4 ^ E Y E S : ^ D ifference! s e r v iI.D.- c e Wltllams. 700 W.f. State{ St., 4th Floor,7 Boise,-Idaho'83720.lO. V i s a a n d ______D ock

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______A-4_TlmM '.NDW s,Twlri:wln.EaUa_Waho_Wodnoadoi'..Ji?..July-5a99^5 . ■ _ “ CoUidedshi]ips separate; oUlU spilT m iniin^ Nation . 7 ■ ' ■ ' ■ NEW ORLEANS1 ((AP) — Two M exico.). TThe boW of the empty — ■ cargo ships were "wrencnched apart by (jreek freifreighter Alexia htfd been" tugooots Tuesday' after beiifg embeddedcd iin tht side-of the Enif, a jammed together for three days • Singopore-)re-flagged vessel carrying ■ T i ^ F eed weighsIS whethcertolowver rates since they collided inir the G ulf of 1,500 tonscinsofsteel.. consumer buying spree ththoS a t I. _ ■ W .ASllSHINGTON'(AP)— D esjiitcjj^ite d e c isiv e , hos s a id th e:•-1 risk s oT a m ild • • T h e coi s io n ' . PUBLIC NOTICIC E ^ *. cvidcnccice that the economy has slowedwed recession have increaseised. But he also fueled li^lito year’s booming expawior ■ f B u t ■ July , 1995, cally, analysts say the Fedcra:eral ‘has cautioned that ththe Fed’s main tailed off)ff dramatically.in 1995. Bu 1 0 days ago, the Commerc( ve moy lack the proof it needsIs tcto re sp o n sib ility re m a inIS s fighting infio- just tw o 1 The Joint Commissionon on Accredllallbn of Healthcarere OiOroanlalions will conduct an - interest rates imiiicdiately. • tio n . • . D e p a rt mment t reported surprising’’" .8 . accredllatlon survey of CommunityCc Home Health. Inc. and 1ot Continulnfl Care. me., on ! data arc ambiguous enoughhto tc The FOMC hos l22 members, the sUvngth1 f Long-t<5-term interest fate's remoitlain. suney results wllf be usedu: lo delermme whether,.and tl a l e s . , aocredilairtan stiould bo aw;warded to thd of(janlzatloiK;___ from the'Fed. commentatorstors dents.' They meet inn private .eight fovoroble,-tie; sparking new home sale: find possibsibiy triggering a ncw^wave 0 : times a year. fpnr I Commission stindindards deal wilh oroanlalional oualltjualltyof care Issues and the safety gc refinanciiig Idler this yeai s a very close call," said ccono;)no: , Afler Thursday, thee panel| does not jnortgagc ! iif the environment In whiclilch care is provided. Aiiyone belloviii!loving that he or she has pertinent j.- 22.- But it could thot woulould make more consurppi Laurence Mcycr, whb headsds ta reconvene until Aug. 2 and valid IntomiatlohabOLMuI sucti maltcrs may request a publlc.lnformatlonpuhl Interview wilh ' '■ I’d authorize Greenspan toto act on his own funds availm la b le . ' forec^tijisting finfffin St. Louis. ‘‘But1 I’c t i t s ' IhoJoIfil Commission’s fieldfiel representatives at the time ofI thothe: survey. Inlormatlon presented this in tlie interim if conditictions warrant "The cceco n o m y is .w eakening b u t iti prised to see the Fed ease at thij gQt ' at the Inlan/iew will beI acarefully evaluated lor relevanceice tol( the accredllatlon process, j' — particularly not headinding into recession. W e’ve go w ilh o u f furtlier k n o w le d g e." While most signs - formaUonJntecylflmusLlw madB.inB In \rtrltlno and should be sent lo ______: 5cinn[n5milfrpo1icy=raakin$eing' blowenob-gro%vthra-la-large-invento*—slower-gro growthr^id-Gynthio-battd-oi rim IheJolnlCommlssionnoli0 later than five working days before3re tftlie s u i ^ begins. Ihe req u esr - : " i _ F e d e rral a l Open M arket Committeettee ry buildup ond manuiiiifacturing slack DRl-McGi:Graw Hill, a forecasting fim ts a -' m usialso rndlcale Ihe nature na ol the Information to be providedprot at the Interview. Such '' E v a Gabor a b holdsI a crucial two-doy meetinfling — underscore the ecoi:onomy’s weak- in LexingIngton, M oss. She expdets i recovery later this year fronrom /;. rViueslsshouId-baaddress B o m I n Budapest u d beginnirning today. Xf^er raising ratesates ness, there has beenn contradictory modest re< -. .I .- .- - - : - -r-.:-; entdoldmms. • se v en tirtimes during a one-year strctcletch evidence. ‘ th e c u rrc n t ■ ' “* • Survevey OpsrAllons and Support OepiDepartm ant c o ncludejded Feb. I, the Fed could be or —, . Jo in t C om m lttltslon on Accrsditallon of Heaithclithcare Organixatlons , - ‘GreenJ[ the vergeTge of changing course and eas*eas- One Renaissance BoulevartIirartJ < in g crediedit to stimulate growth. Oakbrook Terrace, |L 60181181 '■ ^ • : dilemma, many analysts soy,y.is i; Dr..Ste|■£phen Lincoln proudlyb announces 1 will acknowledge such requests lii writingwr or by telephone an'd will; 9 t h i t hlere e r ore enough bright spotss ir in the associateship oj ... •■meJolntCommlsslonwi of ■ of the request for any interview.V. TitThe organiatlons will, in turn;', ' . 3 1 ^ 1 . the ecor:onomy to make the case foi Inlomi Ihe organizations'} 0 •Acres’ »llno. ’ • ■ lo w e r ratrates just short ofconvincing. DR.I, M ONTE W ILLXIAMS nolify Ihe Interview of the date. time, and place ol the meetlni e have continued sloggishncs; 4- n A ' “ W e t Spec;;ciajizing in Family DDentistry ■ I / 4 but noI majorm deterioration," said Lynr r : ' ■ , , C O M M , dies at^ ^ Reoscrr ofo First Interstate Bancorppin ir , • ■ MMonday - Friday 8 amI - 5 pm ^ngeles. ‘•It codid be read a& i LOS ANGELES (AP)(A — Aclrcss LosAng ® Available forir emergqnct by Arrow, lor Reg, S22 to S36 iijaiy assistance to the; BosnianB< Serbs. Reg.□.$14 to 550 ^ - sTHtlSS”: Sansabelt, Glen & Fitch, ' More shellinI n g — A 8 row20»/^ t o 4 0>%0FIF' NOW U.S. officiols saidaid the United v ! 2 9 « Stotcs would vote ibrra a U.N. Security YC. i ' s M e n ' s r SHIRTSS . . ‘ ______Council resolution —- s suspCT_ding.the ■ OUNGji Men': by Arrow, Jac Reg. $23 to $6? ( . ■ bon on travel, cultural■ral a n d sp o rtm g M s DRESS j ‘ ties with Yugoslavia foronadditionolfot ACKETSrS long & short sleeve ■ { 75 days .— when the! iiss s ^ e c o m es to a D y Farah r e and others vote Wednesday. • R e g . . S 3 l t o S 7 i They justified the: dedecision on the ■ ^unds that Serbian-len-led Yugoslavia ■ ^ ■ ,60 e n s has cut back the levelvet'of economic . .IM ■ M ' U.PANTTS ■■ I » T and military supportt ffo o r th e B o sn ian * ^ JOW * 1 81 ^ ° t c J ______----.-byHc others . - Reg, S30)to$42 to - - 3 Serbs, who are fightingting the Muslim- — _ _ s S P O R T led Bosnian govemmeiment, and there H n iIen's, YounNG Men's 6i Bovs' Jack NicWaus, Ghaps r lias been no deterioi•ioration in the . > 3 2 ’ ? I y “overoll level of corc o m p lia n c e ’- in NOVI re c e n t w eek s. 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L a b o r S t r i f e: jplagues N ew Jerfersey tam pikes K.N.J.(AP)—- 'ThcNcw.ew Jersey Turnpike Alithority . , NationV EAST BRUNSWICK. Drivers handed theii:ir change to did not try tot collect tolls overnight, -. “ 1 replacements on Newv ,Jersey’s two- but at 6:3030a.m..at(iamofadministia* a • - higliw ays T uesday as laSor a t unrest kept tors, tcmpoinporary and pnrt-timcrs and on work[^tojbe - Teaclhers’ unioon finds some workers off the job,)b, replacemcntisicntis took o v e r to ll booths. d thU -S . eN..— Sixteen hard thisihi year to keep al] the dis^- itic the work force, thetl American but it raisesrai concerns about the .months!, before Election El Day, - paratec celements of the Democratic chers concluded ' educationion given-the 75 pcrccnt of 1 President Clinton is already plung- Party in'thoin fold. F e d e ra tio n o f T ea ch I N m LLER. ggf -in a study of three: EuropeanI edq- U.S. studiudents who dojiol graduatet ; , Pa I 1 ing into*licxt year'sscampai^. Ci Demomocratic analyst M ark Sjegcl s t e m s .------— from colliollc^Cf-o—— — :Some of his movloves have been believesves Ctinion’s rriove feflcciedte d ------cational testing syatt ance, Germany Federaeration President Albertrt quiet tactical mancuy:uyers to shore up the factict that he so far has been freeYce Students in Fran :h higher Jcvels - Shankerer said the report released:d . - f his political base ancand coiirt various, of a cha:hallenge from within his partyiity and Scotland reach ; earlier than Tuesday.ay. which looks at nationalal ^ constituencies. -Oth<)thcrs have been and'Clfn!lfn conduct' a general electionion of* achievement Lidy re p o rte d . e x a m s; cconducted in the three:e louder, bolder strateguegic acts oimed, strategygy now. “H e's not running for Americans, the stud is that the United Europeaican countries, shows thatnt analysts say, at clainaiming the polili* the nonomination. We don'fhavcI to “The hareh truth is icv States currently hhas the wojst large nnumbers of average:c . ------;— cal-ccntefand-cnhanlanctng-his-presi— apJjoaUa Uto-thc-corc-consUtucncy. ^ ------scbool-tchwdrk systcr[CTnlinhr Indus:— achiever? d^ntial stature. rig h t now,”no he said. >aid a statement mic badackground" in the lower:r i“H e’s clearly attetrtempling lo claim Thaial has left the president, he trialized world,” sai c ^ r t ...... g ra d e s . - .U i-vast middle, the opportunity to.fight for theth e - - a ccom panying th e rep ground of ^ t " p e rsu•uadable” Q 20 pefcenl of thet h e I------—------. .A m e ric a n p o li- 3 ^ e le c toorate, r! while ihe'Republican:an ip^======D R . R O N ti^s,”- said long- ^f g ^ ' " candidaldates must still try lo appealI to JJuly 5th thru li1 5 t h tii^e Democratic. & ' . th e ir paiparty's core. a. ■ review of Clinton's schedule. strategist Greg S. -Ar'v Si- 2 0 » o it t TbeXargesest S election CHIROPRACTORJR Schneiders.*.- «f t , j • tra v eIs ls and t actions this y?ar as well • cOver 18 yean of chiropracticccare. cat ^‘And to that ^ a s in teerviews n with Democrats, inde-4 e l U e d iical i ITnlformss In Idaiio! aid, he’s getting ji| p e n d ernt n t analysts and W hile Houseu s e .L imlitcd i, io reralor priced untfornjrtn* & nhocs B a c k PiPain • Neck'Paln • Hip & I L e g P a in th e •Not valid with other dlicoicount! allot of help ■ o f f i c iaials l illustrates some of the if you have any of these symptonptoms, frpm- some of | a tten tio:ion i already being paid to ththe e calcall (or a FREE consultation andd exexam. (he Repub-licans - . u p c oming m ii rc-cleciion effort. Morrisrris F ejaji-jB C l i n t o n . who are scram*. icd an interview request, 7 6 0 Blue e Lakes Blvd. N. • TwIr w l n F a lls bHag right and S o mne e key White House politicalic al — 160SOS S . L a t a h • B o is e , Id aih h c o 63 7 0 5 a *(208) 342-8346 ^ ^ 2 733-0411 from some of thele :Democrats in sl^s: - - fflU At the ConiiTier of Overlaod & Latah * oda2^Fndai9^|^30j^tmturday lQ-3 W l3 * ■ OHef.Sf good tor new p*Uwl» only- £*plrei)lrei ||uly 3V. ~ Cbngress who woulduld always rather ♦ Thirhe wom en's vote. Clinton,on, . Mond m b w th in g s to th e left.left.” ' first ladylad Hillary Rodham Clintonto n .Clipton recently.pr’.presented a vast- and Vic/ice President Al Gore hostedIted . ,______ly revised budget thathat drew sharper dozensIS of( events geared specificallyIlly criticism- from Iiliberal House to womcim cn. START!S TODA '< Democrats than fronrom conservative Thec president'sp political advisersiers Republicans. HeI etembarked on a say work-omen, key to Clinton’s 1992)9 2 showdown with Japfapan over trade, presiderdcnlial victory,

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Editortrial m & m \ It’rtime t(torcof ral XI ■ B jU d i f w l 'i a i o H Endslangered SpeciiesJ A^ct 1 1 j f regulating J l n« The bad news; is that Americarts got to be in the business of i .ToACMm! It much of the 9 stcam rollcd twiccice last week by that Amcrica Ai toward goals that n runaway machinc;e knowivk as the Endan- country cc doesn’t share. iwn Arizona’s ■I ^ • - "gpredSpcctcsAct.ct;- ■■ - • Isut worth shutting down M f e — - — ^ istiies to’ save !■' • The good newsvs is that it’s about to or Oregon’s tim ber iiidustr y yes, in a hot VI run out o f gas. owls?o \ The feds would say y ✓ w J P ^ . The U.S. Suprctircme Court last week s se e c o n d . Should the Bonnevillele PowerI Ad- jffl B ruled that the actict prohibits property iice gates and jfl n owners from doinj)ing “harm” to species m inistration open the sluicc Granite or Ice T on the endangeredred or threatened lists shut sh ofT the turbines at G n Harbor, dam s to rescue sairalmon? For a ra . ' b y m a k in g c h a nigcs g c j on their own prop- H bureaucrat w ho’s beholdenien to no one, c ity . b l m a K e. * W orse, the feds5ds can comc al^cr the that’s th an easy decision to ms PRpeiw J o h n A d a m s - . . landowners whcth(;thcr that harm was in- Two centuries ago, Jo! :countabiljty is v' tcntional or not. wrotew that law without accoi on added &at Two days later,ZT, a San Francisco ap- tyranny. ty Thom as JcffeRon listered, foster , peals court putut the Bruneau‘Hot bad bj laws, blindly administi lotion of law- ' Springs sn4il bacSacfc on the endangered contempt c( for the very noti species list, ovenurnuling an Idaho-based m a k in g . been reaping \ federal judge wh(vho said the Fish and We W esterners have be time, the con- ' W ildlife Scrvicc;c had1 broken its own that th v/hirlwind for a long tin , A,. - t in the first place. S(sequence of the philosophyiHy th a t W a s h - f rules by listing it ir • Although thet EEndangered Species in^on ir knows best now best, and ‘ A ct is supposedi to require the govem- W ashington doesn’t kno^ i Species Act . ment lo take cconojnomic and cultural fac- the tl revised Endangered S tors into account,it, it’s difficulH a envi- will w reflect that fact. 5 responsibility sion any situationm ini w hich an indjvidu- ■ It w ill put more o f the re animals where. al who gets cross>)ssways of tl^®4aw can for f( protecting plants and ani es where Uiey * I I f w in . ~ it belongs - in the places ecisioiig^ves relijigion sho)rt-termI ^victory liv e - a n d w ill r e q u ir e th aat t aany decision Luckily for uss WV esterners, the act is li \~ religious organizationtions.” to protect any species m ustjst ’be balanced ,, Much'eh’o f th c an aly sis‘oft]R»just*c Iready b e e n up fo r pa ro le (1994?94), bu t w as d one. N o nin e gW that th e 'flrst printing h a d bee national bu d g e t. S a m e old , th e suite o f Id aho,, admadi inistered b y th e no w p e n siv e ite m iri th e nati' m o st lik ely to cau se u s m ajor.t d release b y m e T ex a s B o a rdd o f Pardons law D a y oid h Jithat a second printing might b odtng, anti-nuclear activististPhilBatt 1 stuff". W e w ill con tinlu u e to spend m o re m o n e y Korea, | Iraq, Iran, Syria, Libya J the seriousness o f th e crimle. e. 1Inform ation Im m ediatele w ere le ft to sell on o u r local 0 on a n y oth e r item ex cep t oncyonthemilitaiy Si :news ' B^uselam acitiI citizen o f tb e U n ite d S tates o f o n th e m ilita ry th a n on spejid 2 7 tim es a s m u c h m o n e ecently received th a t h e is iigai:gain to b e pre- fo llo w ed bn y Ju o n e 10. lay, the United Suites J i2i^ America and further!her because I have had a blood Social Secunty. Today, a s all six c o m b in e d ., ‘ d to the Texas Board of Pardonionsthis.sum: ■ sprcad,.withBtely, 7 tw o c a lls‘Came fiom .G ooc r e e tim e siis m u c h o n d c - ■" ythe relative-in every warw ar th e U nited S tate s h a s b e e n • sp e n d s m o re th a n three . 3. Jo b lo s s - J u s t o n e examiraple.W i enreataut br release in September 1995.■5. weeks. Everyily oth e r calls a n d letters as th e n ival (R u ssia ) a n d a h n o st as , binder, in since th e F re n ch:h aai n d In d ian W a r (b efo re the fe n se m its c lo sest rival to b u ild an o th e r S e a .W o lf subisubmarine, which inces Gierisch Williams, Kerryn y Jo n fuic w o rk thdoii 77 pre-publication ord ers in 2 curityastherestofthe , jtefall Declaration of Indeptd e pendence a n d U .S . C o n ^ : much on national secur e v o y o n e ag re es th a t w e d o n ’t ‘ w i l l tam a s a n d th e e ig h t ch ild ren oif f tlth e la te A se co n d epryone rir is m o re than pleased by i c o rd in g to th e C e n te r for tution)totheVictnaritn a m fiasco, I f e e l l ha v e th e ■, worid combined, accon skilled shipbuilders at work.k. CCost; $3 billion. Id G ierisch a sk tiiat yo u w ritetealetterof t atthesamepido n e by th e printers a n d bookbi; n. In 1995, P re sid e n t C lm - ^ould r i ^ t Jhc du ty , toI ccontinue o t th e fig h t o f defend- Defense Information. Ii 4 . I n s e c u ri^ , o r ’T h e w oridorld'sadongerous st to the T D C S Parole D ivision printing w ill be.available b y late ted u s in — i j ^ ^ o o u n t r y agaiiigainst a ll en em ies, fore ig n and to n w ill sp e n d $ 3 0 billi(>illion m o re o n d efense in ■ place” -Nuclearprolifcration,ion,’terrorism, that Pat•aul C onnail rem a in in p riso n a e price. did R ich a rd N a o n 2 0 ) t and dom ^c, includinging \b u t n o t lim ited to th e f c d e r| _ c o n sta n t do lla rs diim1 dii cultists putting poison intn t]the subways,etc. theiryoyoungest child, Elizabeth, is118 IJ y e a n o f , this no n p roweir(Maurcen) fit Ward and I woi ■ a l gov e rn m e n t a nid d th e U .S . N av y . ’ ; y e a rs a g o a n d m o re ththai a n h is o w n secretary o f V ery Hnle o f th e m o n e y w e sp e n d o n prepara- B ge{AAugust i 2004). It is felt that gret;n»lemotional nk a ll w h o h e l j ^ a n d supportec necessary in 1992. ofit undertaking. Y our interest a . . . E)on’t e q u ate mn e wV ith so m eo n e w h o w o u ld • d e fe n se arg u e d w a s nec tion for nuclear or conventionio n a l w arfare IS go- traumta a w ould o c cu r in th e liv e s o,f f familyf mem- A U ffi CH in ha v e b e e n very rew arding. use vio le n ce to proro tetest« u ch a s in O k la h o m a • The House budget;t resore lu tio n g a v e th e P e n - in g to h e lp u s w ith th e se problroblem s. H ere w e ge t bersshcihould h e b e released to ro ammtheeoimuy.;^ t ore th a n it h a d a sk ed for, C R A N B B E H R City, because violentilence should only be u i ta g o n SIO b illio n m ore in to th e rea lm s o f intelligence,nce,T oreign aid a n d a t w ill.,IL, n o t s h y a b o u t a s k in g T h e Id , ' t . thelawsaysitshoulclould bc used - in self-defew • a i ^ ^ e P e n ta g o n is not n mental health.. . Pleasa s e se n d letters o f pro test a sjsoonaspossi- sc CSovernn] a e n c e , p v ln g th e m ilita ry ^ d ip lo m ac y - n o t to m en tio n m has and protection ofrprivate pn' property. Is theie aiiy^ S e n a te sp lit th e differen w ill ke ep u s safer b le to. tlth e TD C S lP arole DiVision,, AAi ttn: Ju a n ita • T h e Ju n e 3 . I m a ^ t i o n a n d foresight will uUine ' bocfy else o u t ths e ere w v ith th e in testin al fo ititu d e ; - m e re S 5 .h illio n jn o re >h tary'spending,andan Llamasa s, P.O . B o x 13401, C a p ito lI Station,St a n a rticle buriimenf deserves a belt m m onJy c ited re a so n s fo r Jrom these perils than military L” ne^ssaiytokeepldip Idaho fiombccoming'the ; T h e fo u r m o st com m ill is our best weapon Austin,Jl, T X 78711. T h e tdrget d a te fof r all letters re a d s “ F e dle s 3n 0 edition o f The Times-New s e m ilita ry sp e n d in g sue , e co n o m y th a t in clu d es u s all ii was'a .garixigedumpoftherth e w orld. S hall w e pa v e jw - ; I continuing to increase r 3 . to b e mm ailed is Ju ly 7 ,1 9 9 5 . Please;ise se n d tetters W h e n Iburied cot on Page'C-4 whose headi ifth e C o ld W a r are; ' agamst domestic paranoiacs. a n d adise4ind p u t ina a p pai a rk in g Iot?i i - ; I y e a rs a fte r th e e n d o f th ' ,• a s s o ow n as po ssible i f yo u c a n n o t mm« e e t th e de ad - k id, I did wis hm i a y e n d clea n u p Over IN E L .’ ■, ght-wing R ^blicans and— ^ tngto L£BHALFER l.Rradinesa-RiBht isr A r the Fort Worth line...... ____ , m o anedaiwc o lc u ld n ’t g e t m y w ay w h en I w t P e n ta g o n b ra ss a re engim g a g ed in a disin fo rm atio n a m e P a u f try to .get wniy hat m o st k id s d o - 1 w hined mtsWithar Jerome ^Sar-Tejegam ------•______Lett

. f vy; _ _ _ — JneBda^July-5r-ieflS_Tlwos.tJos.t\low3.-twin.&jJl3.:Idahfl - A-7______World Majorrigambl le pays oofFwith^ Yvln Morfe g;gas deyiceis discoveiered ^ in parrty leadcership clhallengce alit Japanes;se train, ssubway st;taiions ■CYO (A P ) •— G a s a tta c k s on'on hour after policc wamca c d o f a p o s- c h e m ic a ls,>. includingin one contafn- ■ T ------m ' ~ LONDON (AP) — Pulling on* the ' a r a i l sstation t and a subway in siblebomb. ■ \ in g c y a n iddc, e , tto. form a lethal gas. . __ ^ biggest gamhle of his his .carecr,_Primc_ R M k = = ^ k y o ->-were w foiled-Tuesday nighteht— —Polico-wcfo ircatingjthc-inddcnt—— I AboutJbufour-hours-later,jjolicc------Mmistcc-John-MoK;a^r-defeated'a —Hib ib h ! . when clcleaners^found'.homemade id e a s a co^ ofattemptedj imurder, but reported the discovery.of a vihyl ' • right-wiog chnlleng!n ^ r T u e s d a y .to W S ^ t I; . ■ deviceses with tjm ers before theyle y sa id tK ere ,W'as n o imimediate-link m bag containinining liquid along with a I shaken ond still. - A remain leader o f a sh ■ J - J - « J. w e re seset t to go off, news reportsirts with the cult accuscd in the March tim er in a titoilet ot Shinjuku, a d e e p ly u n p o p u la r govco v c n im e n t. said. 20 nerve gas attack th:hat killed 12 major Tokyokyo railwa'y-stalion. Tlicy ^Mojor, with two-thi•thirds support in Kyo.dc)do News Service said thethe people and sickenedc d 5 ,5 0 0 in d id n o t imm P orcelain LLuster whatsover.” (’ - . closer ElEuropean union, eight legisla-ila- resign if he lost or facee ai ^ n d boi- gj,,, idak says yes;,but Japanesejse . :Witb 218 votes., M a jo r y/as well tors absti> stain^ 12 filled out thcir bai-lal- lot if he won only.narroiy w ly .^ — ...... retailers^ 63'say-thc probl^ isn’faccessess ■ p pSst. the 50-vote marinargin he needed lots inI inii '^id ways'and* two didn'tn't The victory gives Malajor breathing _ ,hcirr ccustomers dimply preferfer From Amalfi...classicallyI styStyled bw heel pump di^eriJledwood. ButIt h northwest Xinjiang« g ^ ’ But the spokesmaman^ Chen Jian, provinceice from Kazakhstan on Junem e . ^ j m s m d S I e has not been charged, and a t lR e t i declined to say v^hentien U.S. officiaU ^ 19. He 1 would-be able.-to seeice Wu, where he no U.S.S. oHicial< has been olTowed: to is being held or whei/hen he might be see him.m . c h a rg e d . • A S>tate ta Department spokesmonion 'iWu. who spentnt 19 years in said MeVfonday that China violated:ed Chinese lab ^ cam'p:m'ps beforei emi- the consinsular agreement-and misledled grating, visited ChiChino before to U.S. oflicialsofl about W u’s where------— ihvestig^-the use eo of organs from abouts..s. A U.S. official traveled t^ F b ir A executed prisoners*s ffor transplants . the hot

P a i i y : Beleijin g ofG cial1 tooki millionss' i j i r rl i t e d T h m ' BEU D ^rO (A P ) —— .A Beijing vice ' “Hee vwas morally degenerate aand n d , ______------— m aytfi'-'iH lbczzieo mn o rre tn a n a / mil- lived a irotten lite, " the agency said " I . lion for himself,-relati'latives and fncnds, of Wan{m g . then committed suicidicide when authori- ties bei^an.’ Investxstigating, the C o m m u n ist P ^ saidaid Tuesday. B 111 i< . The report, issuedcd by the party’s ■ T R T disciplinary committifiittee and carried O- ' - by the Xi^ua-news/s aagency, provid- 'ed an tm ^ually clearcar explanation of high-level corruptionion, an indication B M H > that,the leadership intintends u use the ' C u lU s case to ittoprove itsiftnageT ihi WUUTR' It was the first ofiicialof! explana- M W M f 4ioQ of.the scandallal known as'the I i“Wang Baosen case,”se,” after the dead , , wee mayor. .

_ . ' 1 J I liiiAi T i m 6 I ? Y I ^ !' WOES ^ . ' 7 -M o n tliC D s' s O n SialeN o')W I «n Monday, June 26 andd M onday, July 10 open5n a 7 m on^ I I ITt ^ H • A jid ve.do mean limited, dropop by West One between LLSET i ^ we ' 'feirAt, CD and take advantaftage of our great rate of)f t6.00% APY. For more: iinform ation, visit or callcall I CXbleiI I ■ ■ t e s OK aM iam M set^ N o m o n A f y f ^ sranch todaj/. But do callall to ^ y so you won't minl^s 'out~Srrffi«^*^at retreturns.’ ’ I ' - y oournearest'West t One brs ...... ' ^ / ' . t ~ n r : ~ " t r - . j g g ^ I i T o m ; _ _ _ _ _ ■ J i y s t A i x a t i q n I .. ______- - B A N K : ■ plus '.

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. . ' ■ ■' ■_ V ■ Worldi ' ■' ~ ‘•A A • . ^ Boshiiiafightiring traps T o yw n e m ilerg esff r o m t iime’s tv p a t e r s peacekeinepers G U E R R E i^m C o V IElb. Mexico c . • SARAJEVO, Bosr)snio-Her2Cgovina , ch step brings; bock a . ------. ( A P ) - ~ E ach - r ' .■ (A P ) — S a ra je v o resies6uaded with the POSosnia ,ssrrc» . lemory as the, Briseno _ childhood mem & ' boom brartillety boi)ottles in the sub- y p Q ilk. U \ro u g h th e s a n d - brochcrs walk. ,' urbs Tuesday, and.i. 1Bosnian Croats p—j— Slone ruins of their hometown, blocked the arrivalnl. o f B r itis h a n d - ^ 2 by progress 42 years submerged by ' I • Dutch troops sent to0 jprotect harassed. rf . ag o . pcacekeepOT;' lie m[ukct,”.Joventino ^ "This is the i — Aflcost'one persoson was killed by flpP s, pointing to o struc-., ■ Briseno says, p ^ ...... rebel,Scfb.shelling.ij.in.Sojajevo and_ . ture wilh griiciriiceful arches. "And ;.r' |B - .^ 2 - wounded, acciicbrding to the )layed ball." Armando here wc all pla> ■ . ,. Bosnian Heislth MiMinistry. Sirens - Briseno says,s. sswinging an imagi- ||H H < r sounded a general. aalert and streets nary bat in a ccIc le a rin g .' . . ■ H of the capital.were-e la rg e ly d e s e rt- The Brisenosnos wcrc.teen>agcrs in he government moved B B 1953 when the 1 j g a ' spokesman fofor the Bosnian WihWi lhe. re sid e n ts: t)fo f Guerrero to higher B e H . Croats, allies of the! Muslim-IcdN gov- |B |F g r o u n d 10 mnake ak way for'Falcon . H emment,. said the BrBritish and Dutch KRD Lake, creatcd:d byI a new interna- -BH H ; troops, blocked at tlthe main border - lional dam oTlhifthe Rio Grande. The B a |9 . crossing into Bosni:nio, wouldn't be ’ ^ ^ lo w n . th e n 2 000 0 years old, was sac- R J 3 allowed.in until ththeir mission is rificed so Ihcc borderb boom towns 1^5 S explained more fully.ly, CWRMI and sprawlingtg ffarms of the Lower ^ 9 H The'Muslim-CrcIroat federation' Rio Gmndc ValleyVa could prosper ■ oppcare to b e worriew it 194-year-old N Bi. ’ w'onderi:sring if President Emesto sandstone cathedral was.a s.” . Rene,\ewability Guarantees > Refugio, a san I ^ i l l o3 i sis in control. He looks to the main squa] u a r o . w ilh a g e n tlyy s lo p in g b e ll to w e r . Hi A n eew w round in the' sputtering-n g , • L im\its it o n ra tes a n d ra le inert•tcreases , ^ ■ o f. wh h e e re b o n d s u s e d to p la y inn thtl e and a pine roof. C h ia p aIS s peace process was op«i- iosk — where they still coul fiited o r n o pree xistin g' conditionsco. excUi^ons . The Francisciiscan-mission styled' kios in g Tues any que^lons. preseftic long-m;-neglected historical rem< ApphoB D re s s eer r in M onday’s edition pf :hool,.norm ally..under severv e r a l_ _ _ __ buildings aloalong 'the Texas- schc new spaper—rReforma— !Ct o f w a t e r b u t n o w a m u d id y J u lia Z arhora Hasfillved In " ------tmem o f Insurance. Tamaolipas bore(Order. feet ry week a new scandolnPv ;• PoidadvtJvenisemem by the Idaho Dcpanmen alk'froni the square. • rpahment'oriiuurence iian ^uallal D|Opportuniiy Employer. > This summe:mer, the water that • walk .Guerrero Vlejbfo :s oftd every week’thc; And there’s Hotel Flores, bu HI associated with this publlcaiionon arare available nomioliy rcachiiches six feet up the Ai 4 2 y o a ra . , ent seem s les8 capable, oof f ' ; I I87U oncc on elegant stopovp o v e r '• . / . ' al the Idaho Depanment o f liuuraluuronce. cathedral wallalls is more than a in 11 lg w id i it.” r ' . . Falcon Lake hos onn thet road between Matamornoros .' moved to Nuevo Ou mile away. F ilio.niis XQOgh(::.tf:Kjn^.trei; nd Nuevo Laredo. It hadad a ernment-built townn where homes . - dipped almost)st 40 feet below its and nicci but-fais presidency'^ot* -rought iron balcony aroundid itsi . of cinder block andd brick1 replaced ■ optimal level,:. lolosing enough water wroi y lounch in December oner : City o f Los Angeles sec<:cond floor, a shop of flifine the 2-foot-wide sandndsione walls o f to supply the Ci ilent election compoign, the nported goods and o grand piaipiano .Guerrero Viejo strunicturcs. Many, fo r m o re th a nI th ree y e ars. ' imp< ts uprising and the killing of om Germany^ like the Brisenos, modem new lives . Guerrero —.— now known as fron st ruling party candidate for "There w as a stoirease here,:. andoi for themselves in .1,= United Guerrero Viejoejo, or Old Guerrero "1 :n t. ballroom up there,” Joventiintino States, — bustled with'ith more than 15.000 a ba n an econorAic crisis 2020 lys, pointing inside the buildhilding But 64-yeor-oldd .Julia Zamora people at ^hcttirttim of the century. says fter Zedillo took ofTice hod ads through Laredo, towiiword the open sky, wheree tlthe ' couldn’t tolerate thehcntwlown,a But railroads n investors and Mexicans Revolution of .1910 uppcpper [floor and roof used to0 be.b hilltop spra\ad the tion dwindled't:d‘to about 2,000 by The Tl town’s residents we:were come bock to Guerrerero Viejo. . .!*•; ...

O fficials prol'obe collapse rW th Knrnn (A P).— R u c in g a g a in s t a1 mimenacing summer heat, workers toiledled around the clock Tuesday to rccovcr«r bodies from tHe I M i TGfr BUG nibble of a Seoul departmentdep store. ■ ■ ■ Hopes o f findinging survivoi^were ' p C I n s e cJ T t IC ID E ^ slim and fading fastist (five days after the store collapsed, killinlling 118 people: U m r A dditive £ / Prosecutors cxpanipandcd their investi- W ivm f 1 Q 2D .gation, and police;e vwere lo6king for ' -eight officials suspuspected of taking rslipshod* workr '

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“ 1 M a g T ~ [ApoiuMd C i ^ ss e e K s ( a iv v e iL B l U f e ]L a k e — ; B ^K ^foIU ^ . c ity bebegan pumping water fromm the spring changes in) wwater flows neariy robbed1 coxy- doubted that woulduid happen. Times-News writer th a t fe(feeds the loke. gen from hurhundreds of thousand of flslish at "It's supposed to be,"1 he said. “But tlmf •*It’(t’d be like water flowingng over the the Blue Lake4ikes Trout Farm downstream,n. '• lake was not supposeposed to drop more than 6 * l l i e vrallev i J E R O M E - P u m p in g by the city of Twin wholele edge:ofthe bathtub instcoilead of down Thc probloble^m wos a series of* "leileaky inchcs." —Falls.has.lowered the.wa.water level in the . the.draIrain,’’ said city enginecc.Gaijaiy Young. ’areas" not'idcidentified before the systemI wentu W atv consultantnt CharlesC Brockway. who L o w e r B lu e ' L a k e 'tw o to four feet in the Thele city has applied for a pcrmi A gency pro'ovides funds rmit from the in.,A hole foufour to five feet across in thei cen-c advised the city on thei water projcct. siiid post year, exposing rock!icks'thift look like U.S. AmiyA Cojps df Engineers,■s, which has ter of the lakelak draws water out, os do(Iocs a he wasn't aware ofo f alli th e " le a k y a re a s " in for Ist-tim elehom ebuyers broken white teeth andd enragingei Jerome openeded'a public comment periodod until July ' porbu^ bottoittom covering a hundred sqiq u a re th e lak e b e fo re th e wwi ater pro jcc t. County oJllcials and coui:ountry_club mem-__^6. . BOISE.--The-IdalIdahoHousing-Agency— - - - -"The original estiastimatcs were made on the “ b c r s .’------■ ' “ ------W li'w cif would be tf S120.000)0 solutibnt6: "^’aiic: like'wli ater seeping' IhToiTgJgh a basis of what we; knewkm about the sa-called' ' has announced thathat It haS'S25 miiiion The lake, on the nor^1 bobonk of the Snoke a prob)b le m p e rp le x in g o ffic ia ls5 since'Twin si ’ clotlr." Youngu n g sa id . ' ‘ hole in the Lowerwer Blue Lake and the available to fundid 1low 'interest mort- River iniJerome County,y, Ihas long been a Falls beganb pumping'water out of the spring Now the: citycii is bound to its promises:s and resp6nse of the UppeJpper Blue Lake." he said, gages for Idaho'ss .first'timf e homebuy> brilliant blue prize .for ihosiiose driving to the la^t At\ u g u 5t. They switched fromim an above- in danger of getting g sued by Jerome Couounty "None; had really exploredexp the leakage from crs. Blue Lakes Country Clublub or to the Blue grouncnd ^ater source to complyply with the ifitddesn’tli't live up to them. the lake or the locotiications of the major leak- • ■- Interest rates on the new.m ortgage Lakes Trout Farm insideie thet Snake River federal■al Safe* W a te r D rin k in g A ct.n. ' Roy Preset:scott, Jerome County comnnm is- a g e c x cc p t fo r o n e majorm: hole in the bottom funds, which arere expected to help canyon. It has lent its namenan to roads and Tliele c ity o rig in a lly p ro m ise dI the th country sioner, callcclied the weir "shotgun thera]rapy" of lower blue lakes.":s." ap{)roximateIy 40000 Idahoans purchase nine Twin Falls businesses.ICS. J^'.clubth^ai water levels in Blue LakesLai would •'andO"lousy"sy’’ idea. It took installingIg pumpsp to "really know their fifst hom es, ore as low as 6.79 per- I Now, Twin Falls offlcialicials Hove' p R ^ s c f l d ro p no n more than'six inchcs,I, brb the. city It’s “justt oneoi more man-made thing."." he for sure" their cfTcctfeet on the water level, he c e n t. 5 a way to bring water levels'cIs bock to noanal: wouldd compensate for water lossosses greater soid. "It’s notnot attractive, what has happeiipeined said. IHA loans are.av.available'on o first- a weir, or underwater' dom,ds that would than sixsi: inches. down there: in the last 10 months." Both Young andid BrockwayB said the weir. comc, first-served1 basisbt through 34 par- thwart a natural dmin inI’thc th bonom ofthe ,-ButiIt in the first month o f the nevlew system’s The weirsir is supposed to stay un-m der will not change water'ater flow to the fish farms ticipating mortgagege lenders nhroughout Jake that went virtuaJJy unnoticedtuu until the operatiItion, water dropped 30 ipclnches. Also, water, htddeJden from view. But Prescscott downstream. • Idaho. Income andind sales price lim its vory bj| county. For inform ationon on IHA’s Single Family Mortgogee LLoan Program, call 331-4883 in Boisese or (800) 219-2285 Sagebrutish ^troll ~ Fisherjrman elsewhere in Idaho,ho. Hearing impaired persons may call (8(8Qfl) 545-1833, ext. 4 0 0 . isnags:i award He^th hotlinee setss to address in July treatmeilent of injuries . for heieroism SALTLAKE.cn'ITY - Treatment of physical injuries iss ththe topic for the July By Richard Streebyb y Deseret Nevys/Intermtrmountoin Health Care Times-News Writerte r Hospitals Health Hotlid tlin e . The hotline wili be*be offered from 11 a.ni. RUPERT-Levievi M ay’w asn't, feeling to 1 p.m. Saturday.. PiPeople throughout the particularly heroic•oic when he and wife, Intermountain Regionion con call 1-800-925- Afton, set out to drived from Boise to 8177 to obtain answe:iwers about such things Challis one day lastis t JuJ n e. and continuing discoricomfort accompanying • Instead, the 20-yc)-year-old Rupert native bock pain, aching joijoints, available treat- * had h fishing on his m e n ts fo r n e c k p a in1 aand r others. mindn - but he wasn’t Questions will be.aie.answered free by. Drs. n even hot on that idea. Timothy S. Gninge! anond Bruce Y. Newton, "At first wc .weren't physical medicine amand rehabilitation spe- even going to go c i a l i s t s f r o m th sister. Samantha Lewis. ^ in October, also waS Park. Thecparade Hrlines up at lO a.m., Times-News writer J a n iccc e Helslcy, clutching gra;'ray, well- Driving north on starts'off ot 11 a.mI. . aiand begins and ends g r o oimed m poodles, watched tlith e s p c c ’> It of his pickup to inves- at the Filer Fair Grow•o u n d s. I just pasfClaytons wife - for,help. The first BUHL - Spectators5 bjby the thousands taclc.5. ' ’ . ^ I " >Mays’ pickup had a \ ( ' A'ftemoon park activitiesact for July ,29 lined the streets of the one that'caused the* 3f Buhl for the Thele Hclslcys w crc’thcre toI watchw the R o v e tto ’s fo u r-d o o r I will include concesi:essions, free swim- ideways on the opposite Sagebrush Days Fourthrth of July parade * horses:s and antique buggies, butut couldn’t May, only foui ming, crofts, gomes,:s, a classic car show He ran over and opened. T u es d ay . le a v es iheir1 dogs in Kimberly. "\"\Vc can’t . slammed on his btc: and the famous chickiicken drop. Parents, pocking lownAm chairs, vicd/for get onout of the house withouttu t th e m ," slpn-. In the gjckupside "was eussin’ pretty prime parade-watchinging turf. Children Janice,:e.odmittcd. their baby son. ColtV, everything was work- . UfilMes panel totakes comments dived for salt water taffyffy and caramels - "Thehey’re like kids. W orse thathan kids," old - and Afton’ssaid sis May. ” tossed randomly by passeissers-b y . A n d m e n D ic k aoi d d e d . ■ on Wood RiverT IpoweFiint----- 12- lund and.im m ediately * ogled chcerieaders andd ppogeont winners Dow>wn the road, Janet Butler LLe e e d s held ' BOISE -■ The Idohdaho Public Utilities M a y ju m p e d o uming t ol from a ditch on the I . with bovine titles: "Hcrefireford Queen" and Ellen,'1,'her five-monlh-old dauglughter, as |K. 'J jg ® -Commission w ill acceptact written com-^ tigate. sending hisHe wi could hear-Rovctto’s \ _"Hol5jein.Princaw Rov.ctto inside. The oughfare. A few spectatorators watched from the hi;listory of always cominf noticed smoke cominj ' vall6y.- Idaho Power nowi says the sec- smashed and couldn’t be-- • , itiside their mobile honliomes - shielded paradeie every year,’.’ she said. Fx . side of thc- road. He i ond line is not feasibliible and is no longer iround to the passenger from the sounds of firc(irccrackers, guns, ' and otJJtheirs, the parode is an intc) p a rt. w ife, Joyce.- scriiami . , needed. to pull him out, but lependence ' w as still in the car. Vi • Overwhelming pub}ublic response indi- ?irens and 50-year-rf)ld1 cacar horns that go of thee Fourth,1 a symbol of Indep :s c a u g h t u n d e r th e d a sh .’ • “ba-roooooo-ga.” D ay . ' presumably in shoe ’ cated that,, despite a 1risk of outages on 3ked with 'thick, acrid The festivities closed5d r tthe line, excessive „ so d a s f o r S l a p o p . . s h e esxplained x as 100 horsesJ tramtt pled ©Id A lex anidria d r Loman of Buhl they ei'frorm hc'Tnic— past— driver!s door was sirw — ~ ■^OSirbrturymg alHII or part o f the line’ . J u s t down the slreei'i ^ Jj ------werejustlouioud-and-annoylngr------opened. He fan orouod open and blew u big' ", ' ■ and health and safety!ty concerns.^ . i------1------side and'.tricd p to in the air," May said, - . Idaho Pow er officiacials say there is suf- R o v e tto ’s fo o t w asle-bottom co ofthe car. ficient existing copcapacity to meet the The car was chokeilad to be near the cos ______; "Woofl River Valley’s^’s foreseeable pow er’ LaVmian.Uegislato eedibi:^sp(jeed-limits s m o k e .i. ' irs_feeLnfi turns up. your incentive rniecdKddiibo^awwc'eiLW lU-miinuM u^ ■“ By Uz Wriahf’ ' “ To free Rovetto’sIt," f he said.'H e got his i growth-and m ade,. back around to the dr lunes-News writer^ ■ .i ' Rovctto-and-pnllcd-him ------inecessaxy. ^ ' , modlflcat|[ons,whea through the window,e rsid e . , ------t • .f'The coDimissioaI w ill not hold hear- ly was an c^losion in . T W IN F A L L S - H o w fasts t w o u ld y o u drive N u m bbar « of people who died in traffic accidents In the9 p a k five years in the I his feet come clear'of; - i n g s 0 0 the Idaho0 1Power decision. ' if the federal government lett y yo o u ^ i d e ? . Mdgiclo Valley: whole cor went up in ___i. W ritten corhments cancar be_8pnt:tp_IPUC,_ ____ “It blew the hood < :zr;i‘nw .U .S:.S^^yoieditccittcentlyTo'remove — :C o u n t 13 -— r1994 1995* sa id .-...... ------1------— -P:OrBox-83720rBoi8(oi8C,-ID 83720-0074. - — -1991------1992 : 1993 old ball of fire, up in ' peoaltiei on states that increa;Tease spe^ limits Blaine 4 ’ -4 iy’9-AKlf5^tumed withi ; Persons desiring & hearing.mustbet request. r '® , ■ ■ I ■ • 1 3 J 0 _ Flames licked at the-b' . for.passenger cars on the natii !d them where-Rovetto I'pne in'writing. ^ . lotion’s highways. Camata s 0 1 22 - 1 '0 ^ “ 1 thniipT^t it hod '■ ■„ ?■ '. -'.v .■ ■ ■’ .1T he H o u se has n o t y e t debatedited th e issue. C a s s(la; l e 9 9 7 7 , 6 • ,2 «cd,Jizzy and nauseous - - tanks. Thatrcany )ketun - he lay down on thi ' I - Con^flcd fron1 lb , ■ TTw S enate v o te h a s beenihailedasavicto-'. ha Eimor« itaff lod wire npocti' >re 10 9- 3 3 • 8 0 ' to get the guyout,"id started coughiog. i ry for so-called “states’ rights.”rigl The law Gnodirding. 3 4 - 9 9 6 . „ . l — nrms undcnicnth~Rov if ^ d allow state legislaturesres ito te t lim its 00 7 . ^ he w a s in th e c a r f o r 3 0 - i' n e f 4 . 9 5 13 : • 0 o u t o f th c iN ts s c n gI e t,'‘I r si th o u g h t I ’d been; i n . (he InterstaM as well as two-j ■ >!n . 1 3 1 . 1 '2 . “No sooner did hi! >^iere the^spefMl limit has o ^ .'Bad thm ^ ca^ , S Joke 1 0 '• 4 ’ ' 22 4 2 the car than the wh ;=-jm>h.-ibtJwofdecades.- Ruialol Ii Interstates ; • - ' f i m e s in s id e ," h e saic . p . . . b Falls'^'-- • ------1 3 - ^ - -23- -10.fO...... 8 - . - 2 l i H J boosted to 65 mph ih l987.--- ...... Soon.after. M oy’» ?Tbb% A bby;..-:.: How hard would K ^ c y id iw ld e to tal ;264 ' 243 230iU 250 - ’ 63 1 a w tured spleeb'fi^m' •: IdahoDepartmantofTranipciportatlcn. ' h e lp . M a y s h o w e du tl id U « ttti^ iir&ar-' r lay, then - exhausted, P l e a s ^ sBsoSPEED/Ba e i IM S d a ta Is preliminary a r ^ sut^lubject to change. . Pleasa^HERO^ i side oflhe road and 8t - . • "May csthnatts he v ,, to 90 seconds. B ut,'•] ••there for 10ycare,an< the whole time I wa • - that car wasyjgoing’to* V ^ Rovetio:siifiered a i ’ tbe accideot Kby uii I , ^______Pla - J j —— —y . . ' ------fB-2. .Tlrne5-Now8»Twlnwtn Falls,. Idaho Wodnosdoy.Ji, July 6 ,1'995 . : ' C h e nn o w e t hll answir e r s , a s) queestioiis$ '

i 'Wews miscsch^cterized,, 1lawmaker sayss Republicana debates tribalil w ater lQ ^eg_;, LEWISTONi(AP)-I Congress-, C henow eth hashas , LEWISTON (AP)P) — Still tiying appcararranee at the meeting. h is questioning opposed the dulcat to shake chargcs she wants to dis- The; clchiefs overwhelmingly sup-up. man Hfclen Chenoweth : ih tribes should b e c a u s e its arm federal landm d { m a n a g e r s , p o rte d] federal f( agents in refusing; to the role Idaho's Indian hat have when it comes toto'federal com- potential impact Congressman Heleislen-Chenoweth- back theIhc Chenowcth legislation that — ~say3*hcr-propo9eBro'ck( claitnedc was nothing,\noreore E>uring a swing ihroirough Lewiston J the local econo-10- , __ - .. chiefs-were-askcd.tO-jo-cndorsc-iiJast__ th a a .nin.ancmplJo: n .i 5{it.up_nnimosity.»ity_ on Monday. Chenoweweih rpiterated. n j ■ f r g r r f f - ~m yTind has-said- m onth. - that woi/ould undermine the coopem-TO- her opposition to thehc'plan under she will continue)ue - ; , "This was a-tfomdmcdy of errors," tion locn3cal authorities have had with'ith which the Bonnevcville Power ■ ' - monitoring the:hc Chenoweth said. fed e rall l o ffic ia ls. Administration will cocompensate the . .-.J situation. The freshman RepublicanRcj said Hornlrnbeck-, .'onc o f the officialsals -state and the Nez PcrcewTn'be wildlife :n /Dwoi'shak .. Signed three GOP state Rep. Twillwila'^ombcCk of who hashai spread the still-uncon-jn- habitat lost . when l o w e l h b y —— .-GrangevHIe-foiled-.tidl-.to-providc the— firm edd story{ of-black-helicopurse r s - R < ^ tv n ir nea r O rofuiQQ ’ .v^Jilled.- ..... tribal, state andmd chiefs the p ro^r inftinfbmiation when 'filled wiwith federal wildlife ofTicersers “J'm not sure the IndiansIn have a »mpcnsation of federal ofiofticiate, the plan establishesie s • she sought-ihcjr suppiipport for the fed- swoopiiping down'' on innocent;n t place at the table for COI nillion trust fund for the NezIcz. enij bill Chenowethh says» is intended Idahoan:ans in the backcouritry.'main-lin- loss of Idaho’s water," the frohman a^7.1 mil rib e a n d ju s t o v e r a $3 m illion tp.require_.fcdcnil agentsage to cqopcr- laincdI theth chiefs did.not u nders^dtnd Republican said. “In theth ireatiM, wc Ptrcc Tiib' uarsiatus,’ and - trost fiindid Ifo r th c s ia tc F is h a n d G amm e - . ate with local lawiw cnforce'ment nirai IdaIdahoi Shesaid that'with stateate gove the Indians cqua nent to enhance wildlife andm d ' a g c n c ic s. a n d loca)cal law enforcement, the statea l e w h ile th e w h ite p e rso nn’s ’j rights to fish Departmei ha^)itat affected by the dam 's “The bill was totplotally mischarac- did notot need any federal agentsnts ond hunt have beenI curtailed,c the wildlife ha :lioh. Some 17,000 acres wasi^as ■ ■ tcnzcd,” (ihenowetFetlT said. “It was opcratinjting within its borders, Indians rights to. fish1 anda hunt h^ave . c^truclic APphOto' inunHaicd'ed w h en th e rese rv o ir filled, ^ „ presented by someoi,eone who didn't . Chemenoweth m aintained localcal not been curtailed." dition, the BPA is transferring and 301 others becam e , understand the biil." p o lic c: wouldw not be affected by Herher As il has on any nunumber of issues In additi ing Roy Rojo hugs hisi wife,\ Cyndl, after he anc ihlp to the Fish and Game ' ■ C ? h c n o w c th , dluring u r a swing bill thatlal critics mainmin would sub-jb- during her six montliths in office, ownershl] naturalized U.S. clttItizens T uesday in SaltLet L a k e C i ty . ' nent of 60,000 acres on'Craig through Lewistmi on Monday, also ject fedccdcral agents-to the authorityity Chenoweth’s position)n was at odds Dcpartmcr lin in Lewis -and Nez Perce '.■■denied lhat Hombecbeck was asking of countunty sheriffs. She contendss it with those of other stalelie GOP leaders, Mountain } and 130 acrCs o f old-growth ■ on her behalf whcn^slRjShe sought sup-;, only reqrequires federal authorities to including Gov. Phil Botiatt - counties ai ley Batt has given the: c o m p e n s a tio n tim b er righights on Buck Creel}. ' citizens ition. W hile char-, .check: init with sheriffs when they ecome c _ ^.port for the legiSlatioi ^ 302 be dvisory committcSe wilhallowow . ••'•acterizing Hornbecbeck as an out- operatete ini their counties. plan his fiill endorsemcnent, calling it an An advi fo ha v e the "standing legislator,tor, Chenoweth But. ththe sheriffs association haslas example of how the scattale has a major ' citizens to h say in setting up mcnt plan under the compen: ' said there was noI communicationcc also declleclined to endorse tlie pix>po»JO* r o le in d e te r m in in g thout Hombeck’s sition. • a tu ta SALT LAKE CITTY (AP)..— presentedd byb: an all-black Boy Scout Michael Sosa has lived1 inii America for. - troop. fight Pra 30 years. On Tuesday,-i',-thc counby's-. .T he oathDath, 'delivered.thrp^ugh a »s to join abortiohi]measure 1 ft sound system, was buely. Groups s e it his h o m e. m a k e sh ift ayer ^ j 219th birthday, he m a d e i si andablc. But the emotions BOISE (AP) — Therhe coalition that for thee IdahoI W omen's Network:rk: occurred afier the 13t3th week, and . S o s a w a s o n e o f 30202 ifnmigrants understand leih'elcss intense, • played a major rolrole in Idaho's “It woul)uld force the government to those abortions are olrc.dyal under. who stood in the niarblib le R o m n d a o f w ere noneih'< iieve this is the bcst^oy to wrenching 1990) walks the halls of}f power in wanted to I I National Organizatiortion.for Women, and Sentenate only to draw a surpriseise assured a pro-choice{■Senate •£ in the Washington, D .C.,toldtl1 the c ro w d th a t U n ite d Statesitates.. Erickson, 29. origtnally from I M agic Valley for ChoiceCh and the veto fronrom then Gov. Cecil-Andrus.s. May primary and then;n put the gen* - GRAN*.NGEVILLE (AP) — citizenship is the great eqequalizer. " Thinn Eri< said there were a lot o f advan- • ' American Civil Lib'liberties Union Thatt billb would have banned, all erally pro-choice Demmocratic Party Althoughgh the U.S. Supreme Courturt “Your vote," he said,d, “is worth as Burma, said bccoming a citizen, but first • against the initiati'alive filed last, abortionfon^ except in cases o f rape or in a tic with previoususly dominate', did nott vorse'position^.heading ! into stoty)'w6ii/ould get in the press and thethe ‘ Rotunda. Kids squealaled, ran and his family : e said. “Byt its easier to travel- - — ; womanconscntcd:—- r r - ' ------a n d -fd)cuscs-on-ha1ting-it-beyond c u nd ~ th e-l 996-eJection^TI:rhe-party-has— hale-mail-uI-would.stari.up.ngain. But3ut— snacked.on-'refreshmeaents.bencnth'iizback.”iie.9ai I forth w h en you're, a citizen ." ; “This initiative is ani unwanted that poinaim. In 1993, the latest year;ar none of the congressssional seats. I'm stillI cicommitted to the issue andmd murals of the Momionn pioneers; that back and fon Christina Olivara of Urugiwy • intrusion into the priprivate lives of for whiclich statistics are available,le, only one statewide ofTiceof con- even lookioking back now, I would ddo o od o m th^ R otunda’s ceiluiling.' M a ria Chr new citizens and their fiunilies I w o m e n b y th e g o vk'cmment," e r said less that[ian 5 percent of the 1,34646 troller — and the smanallest number it all.:overe r ia g a in ." ' i , It was a day of divers;rsity in a state told the new ething happens lo immigrants M artha Stevens, pro£rogram director abortiotioQs performed in Idahoho of legislators since thee 1920s.: . Harriss \was a 17-year-old honorlor, known more for its hom(mogcneity. The thai.somcthii student at Grangcvillc High.School-ool* 1990 Census showed UtUtah is 91 per- who choseose to become- Americans. J, in 1991: ttwhen she joined with hdrie r c e n t w hite, While theyicy may love arid miss their 1 Plane erasish Cp))nstmction1 materials^ m o th e r , PIPhyllis W right Harris, andmd Retired stole Judge RaymondRt Uno, homeland,d, it is no longer their home, brother, StSamuel Harris, in the lidga-B®- ■. a Jqpanese-American whi/ho was impris- “I findd m yself between familiac j in Yellowivstone- I oned during W orld War \ II in a places," OliOlivara'said. “I realize novy root of firei at video sijtore I n 'th e: original0 suit, the Harrisesses Wyoming relocation cacamp, was the . this is homif.)mtf. T h ere is no pla ce else fo r_ _ ; contendedled the school district pro­ro- master.of ceremonies.. T1 h e fla g w a s m e to be." i-kills solo) pilot] LEWIWISTON (AP) — The lighl-hi- Fort Lauderdale,, Fla.-based moled praprayer at sports events iindmd . w e ig hit t construction ( of the brand*nd* Blockbuster was leasiismg the busi- mdualionions in violation of the statea te I ' i YELLOWSTONE^E NATIONAL new Blockbuster B Video in ness, hesaid. a n d U .SS. . constitutions. It laterte r - :\PARK, W yo. (AP)kP) — A small Lewistbihon contributed to the rapidlid' ' Tomberg said lighthtweight con- focusedd on< the commencement:n t ■J airplanc crashed:d and burned spreadd of( the fire that consumedled struction differs fron>m traditional ■ prayer alotilone. ' about six miles insiinside the park’s the store. stc Fire- Chiefs Tom>m building in lhat thiniinner'wooden The disdistrict has argued it just east entrance on Til«rdwday, killing Tombcrjerg says. •' stuids and plyw oodid sheets are allowedI siscmors to decidc whether the lone occupant. F i re:fighters f i; had little tim e to used. The entire attittic was open they wantcnted a graduation prayer. All •| T h e p l a n e c r aished s h near ihe attackc thetl blaze Saturday after-or- space.’ three highgh schools in the district — '•< s u m n i i t o f S y l v ain n PQSS ! around noon before'be shifting to a defen-sn- T<)mberg said anin em ployee at Riggins,ins, Grangcvillc and Kooskia i; n o o n . siv e - mo(node, because the construc-]C> n o t i c e d a s t r a n g e s mmell at abotu — continiinucd to'hold prayers after Gini Bright ofif thei Federal tion ofT(tfTered nothing to block the;he 11 a.m. and the bu)uilding w as^ the suit wawas filed until this year. -JL^viation Administraitration'said the flre/roreom spreading, he said, checked, but notothing was The pili9th U.S. Circuit Court of ‘ ;;'plahe'w as'bum cd1 bebeyond rocog- Withi:hin a half>hour o f arriving: at found. Appeals.siii sided with the Harrises. But3ut nition. Investigators>rs w e r e lo o k in g th e scenienc, firefigl^tcrs were pulledled The fire at leasasl a two-hour~ last Momonday, the U.S. Supreme for serial num berss anda marking^ off the:e roofi and from inside thehe headstan before it wasas discovered. Court liftcified the ban on student-led I :.to .te ll th e m m o r e: alabout the air- buildingng because of imminent col-ol- He' stressed there wwere no. code ' graduationion prayers althpiigh it skirt- issue of just what the U.S. c r a ft . - la p se . violations in the constistruction. cdj the issi Park spokeswonoman Marsha An electricalelc malfunction inihehe It is regrettable thec 1building had Constituticnion allows. istices told the appellate court ; Ka'rlc' said the planeane was one of open spacesp between the ceilingng no sprinkler system, hhe added, but The ji^i iss the case as moot becauscISC ■ • three that took ofTF fromfr the Cody and lethe roof is'believed;to be thehe it is not a code require:rement. to dismiss H arris g rad u a ted th is y e ar. —• A ir p o rt . c a u s e bof. the fire, but Tom bergirg “If you. are going tcto invest In a Samuel Ha :ly Harris said she thinks thethe — r------— ------I . Pilots of the otheiher plancS wit- siiid itt hash not yet been pinpomt-at- building, then, why nolot invest in a Beveriy i^sed an opportunity to solveIve 2 'nessed tbe crash, sheihe said. ed. sprinkler system?" hele asked. “For courf miSsi costs. the p^le.tie.. ; Initial reports indicotedin the The buildingbi had on esiitnitieded them it means more co taking it easier “I donn’t t feel that I lost," she said, ; plane was froirom outside value ofol $250,000, and its con-m- For us, it means maJ “It’s a conionflicting decision. The courtSi IDOESYCDUR TEEN NEIEEDMELP?|| • W y o m in g . J -tents wcrewc valued at $500,000.10. to^fight fires." ju s t m a d16 e liit w o rse by n o t ru lin g ." V .______■ Sometimes. Jt Is hardh< for parents to tel|9l| IfI their teen ag er's ■:— :------;— i H a r r iss ssaid many people misun-*"• behq,vlor Is partt of-a norm al p h ase' of develoinrnent or ^ d e rsta n di w h a t th e s u it w a s a ll ab o u t, warning signs off (emotJonal or psycholo{jloglcal probl^nrw., or . “ I 'd o nn’t ’t think this case has ever'jj[. jnvolvement'vi/lth•h alcohol or drugs» \ I D eathh n b ticeii S f ry m u c h . 10-do about reli*; she said. “A lot of people j!c The follo.w ing are c some ;of the coicom rnoh signs a n ; ' L m Rnfflng th i n k i tt's ' s anti-religious, but it’s ; ' B U lJi;A ndersoison”? ~ Thomimas Gibbons rotccting the freedom o f reli;;li. ad o lescen t Is h.avaving difficulty: ■ lOME - Thomas R. Gibbons.IS. •BOfSE-UoP.RufTtng.li.8l,ofBoi«,' ; SHOSHONE-Bi• Bill J. Anderson, JER01 r every single person in the ^ Suddan'dfODinxuchoolffodes, _ A n ^ i;^ a rtb i^ I 7 2 , n r e s i d e d oif f 'SShoshone, died 97, ofJe■ Jerome, died Tuesday, July 4, died of cancer Mond«y, Jul]Uly3. 1995 «l -ill be held in U n ite d States.".Sea . r M o n d a y , J u ly .^ , 199S 19! at hishome. 1995otS>t S t Bcnddict’s Family MedicalMl his'home. The fiincral will ' _l_LoSsof,fnlefestiriiiri noffnol activities ' ' ,1 - F u n ^ onaagcmcnts'mtsiore p c o d in g o n d . CenferTTPrTFuiiSal services ore.pendingog Boise burial will b e in IbeWeMEndtb — ------”[ _____ Tmdncy/Absente'iteeism • ;____Cfylngsp©il$C :ed by Dem'aray's and willill be.an n o o n c ed by the Hove-e- Cemetery in Buhl. The: EJisdpaiorypfobtemi- ^ ' " B e i ^ C hopel in Shos;hoshone]Z Robcrtjoitjon Fiincral C h n p e lin JCTomc. Funeral Home in Boise isI tin.chargci o f .Inspiration 'i j — -anangemeata.. i . ------— --^^--iOreQainofcworttertt© (Chod octMty-- -W f E dvine B ubelI ■ G erfmtrude Ivle ^ ' ’ ____ BwjcxTih^withdridrbwn/ribfKornfTRjnlcotlve _ __ChcmQ©of,frte^;'V'-r|..'‘^^ C -_ of Norman Vierstra with J R U PE R T -E dvineone Dorothy Bi)bel, '•' RUPElPERT - Qettrude W. Ivie, 93, of ------^-=:-M a^peooncit iciltychangej ■ uLluesday^uly^A—Rupeitr^t,.diedJi4ondayvJul>iu3^l995-at- at------BUHL^Nonttan-WerRrafnif67.-pfBuhl. ■ .TQlit'otdQOth/ailc _ GMic^woy^ " T 1995 at the Mlnidnidoka Memorial her dau;aughter's home"in Rupert.rt. died Monday, July 3;-1995.ij.at the Twin : ...... ^ p w e t ^ uW de/' ___ G ;; - Hospital in Rupeit.rt. IFuneral services FuneralII servi«5'ares pending-and willill Falls aiaie and Hospital ArraagementsAi ly^ are pending and; will be onnoilouneed by the J If you hbve noticticed som e o f‘th ese slgsigns In one P w ojir ’ ill be announced by • be onnoulouoced by iii£Hanscn.Moituuy., •_ toons cr oro c o n —'T ‘ ‘the H viiM MOfflUUyoyliTRnpeit: 1 ------h rR o p e tt •• be able to-hove'B your te e n e v a lu a tedi b'b y d jo s s o f a .professlonali\Asjassessments are provldet!ded Irrim ^lotely^A respond to emiTiergencieior appoirlolntrrjenta'cah. J lH o sp►itels i 1 . S - — scheduled for ecjach t^ n thcough Can^anypn^ew -H ^llg^ l o y e d ^ p n e / V— ^ v p l l ' -- ' .'and CbuDsellng.Ci.Cehters:Cdg;:>r:-: ' > _ i- - ■ himgpoK,yk A MEMORIAL-HOSFTTALKL - ' ■' - • - k a th y Salas oifRupert.---: f Ri ------^ Rdtsitsed : AN YON'VIE ' • Some'namaaa 8 ^ om itted a t patients' requeiluest' .. - ’ D ailfdellw ly to W. 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1 ■ 9 •I '' ______TF Wodnofjosdpy’july. 5..1,995_Tifiio^Now5Jo>ra, Twin Falls, Idaho B-3 • t ■ Maggic Valley I Hostag^e victim1 recalls ^ ^ ” I I'events Iof decadde ago CAS_^DE (AP) -— A decode chance too breakbi out and step off .. after drawing worldwiis'ide attention' the rapidly.r(^.rotating world and'just I while being held h 7apfto“take~a-break-and ------Moslem fonatics' airlirline pilot and rclhink a fewfe w tilings.*’’ h e so id . ^ —par.t-tim&—Lutheranin... m inister ------H c -w a n ts ts . - to - p r o v id c - th c - s a m c ------Christian Zimmcrmannin recalls that one-on-oneone interaction lhat he experience as invigort>rating rather believes servedsei fiim so well 10 than traumatic. years ago.0. recoiling'ther relaiion- "Everything I sec/iss for ,the bet- ship he cstalrstablished wilh the less- j id in a n th tc r- radical o frhis hiii captors. ■ ■ . - " H b : * 3l iBaho Star-' ‘ "They werewe differciit ihon the to g e t a littie c rim in allyy demented di mdividuals.” irned a little he said. “Th"They were just soldiers, what I could" and they,wciwere dedicated conscicn- ’tdo.” - tious people3ple. serious people. I’d , 1985, that 'like lo^alk.3lk.to them. There were ly ordeal as a • some reallyIly nice'guys."*i Flight 847 After hislis release.i Zimmcrmann BICMAftDBTnEEOYmwnni^Nww - was the pilot traveled the country.'speaking to view with The Central The facilities m ay be rustic, but the raceces are Intense at Rupertr t D[ o w n s . nc flight that Lutheran aanc n d o th e r g ro u p s , News. “It caused me tc errorists and He alsoso wrote■ “Hosloge in a ' o n th e weove the horse , tough busiristncss to have a good family. ing Cascade’s historict or f l y W Tioving all the lime,” he said.' 1 Crystal, Idaho Racincing Commission been trainingtra with his-fathcr. Dalelale pow er," C ody said. "I do:don't care if you ' You’re mo nd tion into an individuali IT (AP) — A : . deputy steward. Horse,[SC, 1racing in Rupert Jensen.n. and1 riding on the Idaho Fair•air have the best rider in theh e vvfarld on the In h is jjob, o ! Arrossa- hos traveled for those seeking a qu )ut th e W e s t ijured its right. I bas been o tradition1 fcfor more than 40^- Circuitit sinccs he v«is “yea high." Dale,ale, slowest horse. You're•c not going to throughout he tive refuge, M ost oof f tthe thoroughbreds and. quar- : trying lo fly ' i • years.. 4 1 , workoiks in the construction businessless w in.” ta "We want lo give I John Ward, a jockeykey from Pocatello, and has!BS be«i jockeying as a hobby for The purses ot Rupertrt Downs range ter horsesses that run in Rupert on ame over the I , rode in Rupert Downsvns about 15 yeors 20 years,u s. from S7,I80 to $275. withwi 60 perccnt Independeidence Day are owned by and ranchers who love to n u B ab y falcoii J] ago. He wcijt on to win the AIN ^ Cody,dy, on the other hand, devotes>tes g o in g to th e o w n er, anand 10 percent "farmers an iay morning RmY T fe n Pair, G et American Futurity in Ruidoso,-New himsclftI f to h is dream full tim e. going to the jo ck ey andI anothera 10 per- their horecS:scs,” Pittkersaid. o fth cF ifit i ' ' . Mexico in the late 1980s19J ond was the .“I woi.vouldn’i rather do nothing else,Ise. cent to the trainer. Evenrn w ith a jo c k ey “ I fth e;. . h o rse d o e sn ’t gci out o f theiy w ing trying tng as h e can. ‘‘Most ofthem haveaj0 jo b and do this o f i t .i t docso esn't h?lp eilher," he said. »urces. * ^ ay weekend. und the bird. • ^Real Leather in The chick on Sunda itcrinarian and • RIe e^ ^ N a m e B rL^n d s slipped off the roof -50% O ff'Really! • * icr ZCMI Center. Hew south ' Continued from B1J1 “ “N oot t 1a day goes by when I don’t n i On th e eighth floor o f a R ;s, but he never think aboutat it," he said. “I’ve got n Lake m parking terrace, said Be tion in his lungs, '"X found deBad in Gem olhcnvist but ) X l Q | 1------sought metiicnl treatnlatm ent.------s u c K aa nn ic c -w ifc a n d littl e b a b y .!’___ 3P program specialist foi ■said'he”feets honorcd io havew c ------I D A H O F A L t S - ( AAp7— ’Idaho-^out-of-th«Ihe-Statc-H oypital .South ' fimily fot a ‘ In addition to theihe medal and. on Division of W ildlife RcsoiBirds l.kcth.s award certificate.e, IMoy received gotten1 tlthe award, but didn’t cxpcctc c t F a l l s p o l i c c h a v e id«identified the where hehe was being treated for A security guard foun of 436-9856 S2.500 ~ which he5 anand his wife will a\\ th e; aiattention. man found floating irin Gem Lake violent bbe! e h a v io r . which was t^ en lo a vetci Square Mtm.S«l 9i?0-6001 spend to continuee theirtl studies at Thereere wos a. moment when he on the'^nakc River asDS Robert Ray He wasas prescribed medication, X-rayed. Although minor Boise State Univen/ersity. They are considerdcred whether he should even/e n M iln e . th o u g h he h e had stopped taking it in -will take several weeks t .■X'X X X i.JLJL.X X X ,1-1 studying forestry and music educa- enter thetht buming.car. May said. , The 27-year-oId1 man hod a May, shele sas id . Jo Stoddard of the Ro) lof of people have soid you tion, respectively. ThThis summcr^the . “A lo 'OU . s m a ll c u t o n h is uppciper forehead. Ling lastlas saw her brother June R edux. ' County Fair ~ 0 it automatically. But it’s not couple ore baling ha;h a y o n a fa rm in* JUSi d o • not There were no oth4offc VAlIey, the trend is not f o r i n f o r mm, riO N CALL: 436-37P • 3 PHASES. 30 LOTS drivers* speeds, thehe Senate would forb^imlind for 1995. ^ ______\l Gn • CITY WATER . & SEWER J I Tickets A • LARGE LOTS lo n e so rr 'ee*4^^un. n4 OR 678-2625 . 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, “ ■ • r i - ______B^_lifnfiaj^ewajryiiJT-Wln-EallflUdflhQ—Wodnosday,lay,July-S_199S---- ^------Valley/ life '..J ------f------Exerciiise U■etters offff thanksk . . • G a r d e n laughing i f £,^^010 Its w ho helped fill law n adjidjacppt to'the accident site, Btor, H ub City Auto, W est'OOne, n - hospitality packets;; Cycle( City and’ was awaivare o f a number o f people'wli •ColnCollectloiiss 'Sllnr Dollars Ihcy could see thee nmodem '‘fitness h&Cr IDimond Farm, Ambrose; •SlherColns.fimi •ccntcrs." 3SCS,. Art Kcraer for fouMr-Wheelcrs to aid had stopfapped and were directing traff llUkr .<60111801111)0001118os •EstatejM^i \ . , , . . Wendcldell O K Tire. Tri-County Tractoictor, our parking commitfc';fee; Firet Federal arounSithe th crash. •SIhierBtilllan Scorcs of ablc-bc-bod.cd people thouse. Lessley Welding, Hu ''f clim btng stairs lo) ncnowher^bikijig ^jjy Hub Savings Bank and RaInndy Hansen for . Out ofo f a terrible experience, weswill wi . IMMEDIATE PAVMEt Inn. Hurst Tire,. Wendell. SnacM ck_.iheir-reader boafda:-R'Sfl/nff/ocattvatlon T g y tere. ’ ■■ !■. ’.------r i— Hub City Realty, Vault, Sh«'hear Committee for allowiwing funds from who stoplopped to help. While we donJon’t ihai don’t actually needncc to be moved. , EffcdsCIS. D u tch G a rd e n , W en d e idell the Idaho Travel andd Tourism Grant know ycyour names, we do wishIh tot ||] Our forcbcarcrs got g< more than :r ,Shop, Positive, Way. Farmer' IDAHO COIN GALLEILERIES ' ncr s to be used for our ma[Tailings; the Filer thank yoiyou. The police and ambulonclance 3 0 2 enough exereise justust takmg care of I, )Whittikiends, Ma^os Dair) 2 N.M aln.IW In Falls,, Idl d .^ 8 3 p p 1 ^ _ . . \ t h c business o f living. “‘O '., American Legion for3r presenting the person'neinel who responded were aals ls o ...... ~ ' "S- . ' _ W endedell Schools Drug Progranram, colors at the welcomming ceremony; very caririring and reassuring, 7 3 3 - 8 5 9 3 : 3 State School Drug Prograrr H------.. . - I Idaho S ram ., those who sang the ninational anthei^: Whilele many1 things about oui* vallealley leap Abby wii,onon Bates, Infanger. Insurancenee, Shen^ Jeff and Garyy Mum for their seem to6 1be chat)ging, there is stilltill a I------^------}s, Spudland Video, Farm Fres^' rcsh help in putting this projrojcct into motion spirit o)f f 1caritig that abounds. Thanrtank , . Abigail u J&eting. i Valley Coop, Maveridjir i « , and making it a successs s . God. I i . V anB uren Bunn In^rance, Serendipit;pity D^MAYBENI'INETT RANE?JDY L. BURBANK ANI lings. Ace Theater, Winslow'sws, TwinFalls FAM ILYLY 11 I Advcntunture V ideo, Wendell Drug, Hul ' M i Hub Kimbeib e rly • , . , City BuiBuilding. A-Bokay. B unn's TrU' • , >0f coursc, our deskcsk-bound genera- Value Trae iW iiay s thankik you ^ ----- e, John’s Tire,-Photo Shak "Letter o f Thanks" column wi. ’ j tion needs exercise,• bi i‘seems silly simcrlyrly’s, H arbaugh M otor, Connii„„fe f o r V a n F u n d dJonations c ' ' to bum up all that en« letters o f up to ISO words from :ncrgy for nothing. Biornn.in, JB Steel.Dies, Jeanne’tie’s The Disabled Ameilencan Veterans . There arc other wayslys to get exercise. < vie organizations thanking con s, Cavazo’s.- Coiinney-Bjomnmn, wish (o thank the folk that will benefit the co »owing for their iributors■sor 0 supporters, : community. Pick „„oidd Jones,j Harding Sports, TNIPNT generous donations andnd support to the . i„(jivi up litter during a wai iividuals thanking public agengen- walk - It do esn ’t R ajjo, Bq raun’s and Commercial Tire.ire. DAV Van Fund. A lso « . have to slow us dowi jabigthankyou’c/c5,cmcvie organizations and businessless- 3wn; w e can still y OL/LANDA YODER to the ones too numerou w ilk briskly. O r how al ous to mention. ,gs for extr.xtraoidinaiy service, V about doing yard parmtects and Class o f 1995 Mrs. Lewis A. Crca; work for an elderly r a; Alfred Hagen; I f youw would like to purchasesc ai y neighbor? Our ndcU Douglas C. Pasley of muscles will ache justjust as much, and ; of Burley; John - classHiedrd ad to express ^ titu d e -oofa f t C lifford; D ick and Alice Al Ashcraft; personaln we can get two kinds5 oof f satisfaction. • ll mdter than public nature, callcal \ 1 L S A " I I -PEGGY JJOSpipice appreciates Burt Huish; State Fatarm lnsurance; 77,^ Timemes-News Customer Servict ^ Sears; D.L. Eyans K.K IN DALLAS Spnn^ing C onference help i Bank; Keith dcpanmanentat733-093l.Ext.209. Jorgensen’s; Everton-MMattress; Magic DEAR PEGGY K.: K.: You make a The ;H Hospice Division of Magic'8'c Valley Printing; Depot3t Grill; Thcisen good pqint. and for• ththose who exer- Valleyy !Staffing Scrvice Inc. and Motors; Keith Munsec cise during the dayliglj^l lee; Paul K fllly;-J.^^ffln igl}^t hours (and on M agicc 'Valley Regional Medicalical Mason Trophy; Twin1 iFalls Kiwanis; weekends), your suggt iggestions will bc CenterT IHospice give their sincerc:ere Theiscn Motors; Jcronome Lodge No. well-received. But notlot everyone feels apprceiat ;iation to the following for spon-«>«• 1694; Twin Falls Seilewiri^ Center; L X aH safe getting his o r her ( er exereise on the sori ngg the ' Hospice Spring‘>’8 Austin’s Express; Rcvalk'aKTom Quality F y T | streets these days - poi particularly those Conferenrence: Auto Body;' Bar Ston>re R estaurant; I • w ho exereise afier wi work, and after - Homenc IV Services of Sav»Mor■;Jor Farmer's National Banank; Key Bank; doric Q targe portion o f t of the year. Drug inin 1 Buhl, Magic Valley Medicalical M cC lu re E ngineeringng; Beneficial E u lL ^ DEAR ABBY: Yot I'ou have been a Supplyy and Oxygen, Interwest'cst Mortgage; The Timeses-NcH'5; F irst' loyal supporter o f wildl ildlife for years. I M edicalal HomeiCarc Equipment and“no Interstate Bank; Metroj•opolis; Classier wanted to share withith you and y our Supply,^ ^Norco^ediqal, Roxane Lab, Clip;-Judson Arrington;3n; C.R. Lynch; uU LU SU readers some o f the ans' inswet? w c got to- H ollisterter IgW Comed, Four Waysoys Shannon Distributing;5; Jose Adam s; tlie question, “Why sa\save endangered Travel,1, <733-1125.? ; Amid a lot of debateate about endan- Kelly’s I s Nurseries, Ulcerease andnd thoughtfulness. 9 AM. 9 PM MONDAY THBU SATURDAY^^ 1VOU( j gered species, Abby, 0 y , the simplest Fisher’s> Greenhouse.G SHIRLEY DUDLEY

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n g ^ n o t i 4 S 5 cijiliiiB Bowlin a s e as y^ it toooks, e\ven for" p r o s “ B y B r a d B o w lin se v e n bg c e n te r a re _ d if-_ ._ ...... fuFun than the kids5 ...... bowlcrS-who.survivc.ilj.the joined many of the other bowlers at - •-sparcTifler spare; ' f e r e n t,, and1 the bowlers (thelie regular bowlersirs qualifying rounds wiliwi Canyon Springs GolGolf Course Tuesday No gutter balls here. s h if \ lafiiifie-pairs aflcr cach . bowl 42 games in thrhree^ morning, >Io lofled balls bouncinging halfway down game. LLane conditioners • tour.) W Of course, Everybodyl y out there . , ' days - and that docs;^isn’t., But it’s the bowlingling ~ and Ihc compeii- th e la n e . - o ils - ore put on the thchey bowl for a lot»t count Sunday’s f ro-a-am nion - ihal kcep.s theihc inner fire burning, ! - Is older tlth a n m e. The motions are effortle rtless and the 16- lanes atIt the'beginning of more money.’ touriiamcnt and practii:tice even though thc camarmaradcrie on the senior- Therefore,>, I am more pound ’ bowling balls.hurtletie down the lane, the dayly. As play pro- * tim e. lour is a lot more evidcvidcnt lluin on thc regu- e n th uislastlc; si scattering ’ pins every which:h \way. grosses,s, th e o il m o v e s o r T o ssin g a ro u n d a 16- li la r c irc u it. S o u ta r said.tid. But the 120 pros over thehe ;age o f 50 gath- is absorl)rbed by the balls, — Dave Soutar:ar * pound bowling bat>all “ W e h a v e 0 lot mnore ore fun than the kid.s." -" therefojre I1 am1 better .ered here for the Pro Bowler/lers Association’s forcing; bowlersI to adapt ’ hundreds of times perpi he said. "O f course.'le.' tthey bowl for a Ibi . looking andnd smarter. TwinI Falls Open, will tellill you that every tochnngIging conditions, senior bowlei'ler day for days on end en more money." throw is an l^xercise in conconcentration and ■ Leamining to adapt, and . ■ . ' is n ’t easy. .Tlie Twin Foils Open)pen prize pool is about .»Yay’reg.gettlngall adjustment. o fin d in g; thc1 discipline to ‘'W u ’r c c o n d i t i o nned c 570,000. with the overaverall winner pocketing f U ls . right?rl “The lane surfaces are difidifTerent. and they practice,e , p r a c tic e , p r a c tic e a rc wl-what sepa- to it,” said Davi)ave Soutar. “But you,'ve got.Ito 1 S8.000.- are in a'constant state off trtransition,” said rate modsd io c re b o w le rs fro m th c pripros, Han- keep your legscgs in shape, and your wrisiists Meanwhile, in Tueifucsday’s play, three John Handegard, the 1994M average1 leader degard sasi id . I : / . 9 5 and hands.” bowlers from Michigrhigan — Marv Pollas, Ion th.e PBA senior tour. " I was a slow learner,” he said,id, smiling Although bowlersbo\ want strong arms andan Mike Kcnch and Dickick'Beaitie - — flnished •'On each shot, you have'c t(to read your re- as he re(recalled his own beginningin g s in th c b a c k s , th e y avoid av< building much bulkc ini onc-lwo-throe. / - Seijfiof Openen player Hale action o and get the ball bockck :in the pocket,” spoit 40;0 years-ago. those areas asIS iit hinders the swing, Soutiatar Some 120 bowlersrs ccompleted their 18- ../ -In/yin, w hotiI turned 50 this ' Ijlindegard ij said. “And tHeiHen you have to For thehe first three years, his avcn'crage hov- said, game qualifying round,nd. month, have !j the right piece of equipuipment to do the ered aroround thc 150 mark. Forir tthc next You won'tt findfi too many of these guyuys Pallas, Slevensville,lie, Mich., and Kench. . jo b .” : . ___ th re e , Ut vwas in thc 170s and it tookok him two sitting aroundnd eating nizza and swillining fthnch. will he shoQiingling-for-lhcit-firstaiiJcs------' — ‘Jusr-to'makd"sCrcrHand(ndegard'brough'J more torrc r a c h - 200:------b e e r o u t o f ca□ns n s during thc tournament. P le a s38 e sees BOWLING/B&.

Long d^ve ccontest / ^Lakers sseekf^ i/lake him ddance ; s e t s l o c a l q uu s a l i f y i n g . TWIN FALLS — The 5100,000. ^ • ; Rc/Max North Amcricaiican ’long drive cham-)' ' ' way to ^get i }cal qualifying July 8 at Ulc Park Avenue Driv)riv in g B^ange in T w ih "I Falls. Candidates pay a S3i]$3DjGx.for six drives -iMagic bback ■ in cach round from 103a.m.to4p.m. a. Sayir- ^ day. T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s X.ocaI winners advancance to the district fi- m Is in August and coucould wind up at na- LAHAINA, Hawaii —- TheTl Los Ange- .^‘onols. Ic;les.Lakcrs want M agic Johnshnson back, and More information is iavailable from Ed JoJohnson is getting interested. • Harper orRon Parish at"at 734-8165. ' “The Lakers have askedd men to return.” . • '■ he said in Tuesday’s editionsons of The Hon- ' olulu Advertiser. “W e’re talkingtall about it, Men’s Golf Assoisociation - so °o we have to see whatt h a p p e n s . J. ..toplay9-hoIetoitournament nothing no that's definite yet.” . ' T W IN F A L L S — Trhc ho T w n F a lls M e n ’s JT J o h n sson o n has previ- GolfAssociationwilLco.conduct.a nine-holc— - lA ously hint)inted at rejoih- mcdal-play toumamentI t todU a y .' L^r f l in g t h c TKB'Ai'but ^ this is believed1 totc be the first Those participatingg s:should sign up by H tim e thee LakersI have' . 5:30 p.m. at the Municipicipal clubhousc for a S p u b l i c l y said si they are sh o tg u n Stan a t 6 p.m ." - f considcrii:ring such a ^B jl The field will be dividivided into two flights . ^ m o v e . with net and gross prizeizes in cach. Partici- ’ :on, who turns pants may make theirir gown foursomes if , ^ month, says he th e y choose. n decide on his b SB The. monthly businessess meeting will foi- LO md his biggest lo w play. J o h n s o n -is the rigors of . B F H j 36 next me 'c and the time Iw H S mustsoon d away from his Jim Dodds acess/thhole ^ he plans, and OUOOY CHARLESiS WMANOINEm* I^ountry C lub J o h n s o n con?;tm is L ethbrbridge’s Michael (.azarulr u k beats the tag at homtirn e by Twin Falls catchere r D a l e Bunn. at Blue Lakes Co ers great, now • - - NBA life D TWIN FXLLS —- TTwin Falls’ Jim pai cam, twice re- he would have to spend aw Dodds scored the firstirst hole-in-one of tire 1992 he has the fa m ily . his life Tuesday, acinging the Blue Lakes All Country Club’s fifth hho: o le . The J Los Angeles Lakers part-owner ofthe NBA teatback bid af^er Dodds used a three-i:c-iron to tame the s’oi were worried Senjato rss p i t e :h wi] tired since announcing in 199 * , 178-yard, par 3 hole. SSon Chad Dodds abi AIDS virus. ting the virus **L w im e s s c d ; sh e i'.on the court, Johnson ended a comebac . s'ome J players said they forwe his annual Lakers general Tiny ArcliibaldI sisaid to w ant ibout possibly contractinj , , ■ m a: should he spill blood while'.on Knicks’-assistanta t c o a c h j o b , v ttitudes about a t G^owb ;^lassi Johnson was in Maui 'for ic NEW YORif — AlthUthough Don Nel- All Johnson last a\- >oy C iintasy camp, along with Lal B y K s r e o B a u m a t ' the Elks began trotting'lothediigoui. lo son has not of^clallyly 1become Knicks icmn a n a g e r J e rr y W e st. he made four ^Brac■ad B o w lin __ ' LegloIon baseball_____ But the umpire ruledled that his foot______coach, there is an assistsistant coach wait- “W est said tim es and attit lecision 1 think Times-N■News writers . never to'uchcd Ihe bag* andam Boise scored ing in the .wings — • foiifoiiner NBA great yeaMDS have changed since Joh n e ‘i Now there's so his team in thche third inning to put Ihc! one run. leaving runners-<:rs on second ahd Tiny Archibald. empted a comeback. . * out-hcalth-con ------_ I W IINGALLS ^ - Af^ct-fouc-sc-straighl_gamc.away. ------— third-beforc-Andcrson walw alk ed .------^------O n e -o f-tly ^ -b e a i-litilele-merj-to -i play-the------*nui“I think the decision he ;ier for’him to days ofof com petition in thc CowboyC( Boise’s Bobb>bby Hawk led ofT the third1 Wilh thc bases lo;loaded again. . game, Archibald, according ac to a' 'cars ago to retire was. a deci C la s s icc legion baseball toumamcment, the with a walk andmd moved to sccond on, aI Hodgkinson. delivered•ed a single that . s o u r c e , p lh n s t o g50 o through Tom ie‘regretted,” W est said. "No' thcir training team.wiwith thc most durable pipitching bunt by Ben MaMarconi. Hart-laid down a1 scorcd two more runs.ns. A double by .. (Satch) Sanders o f the[le NBA to secure nuch-m6re4nformatu>n-about T if the lockout came ou)ut on top. sacrificc bunt; to move Hawk njnd Mor- M lilcr scorcd one more3re before Baker an interview with Nels(clson, who should canem s that I think it’s easier B o isic, e , who utilized only onee pitcher,p coni. flew out to center field.I. . be named.to the post to rcplace Pat Ri- ®nd[take a decision today." ould be barred Wok ad\dvantagc of Ir^alks to) winv the • Jason Andersc;rson drew a walk to loadI At the end of the inninining, Hoise held ley in thciicxt few days.lys. 1 ^The Lakers'w ill hold the )layer contract. ch^pioionship over the L^thbridgidge Elks the bases for- BuckB Hodgkinson, who a n 11-0 lead lhal provedlycd iiKurmounl- Archibald and Nelsielson know each •ro*’amp in Hawaii this fall, if ada 13-2 in five innings, drilled a fly ball•all over Ihe right fielder’s a b le . other; Nelson coachedd /Archibald in his {oh } play, would n d s . -f. ’ve been lucky to get,a.fewfew com- head scoring thc throe base runners and “Wc didn’t win or loseIdse the game on /final NBA season, in Milwaukee^Mi "“ViUntil then, the Lakers woulrship rights to , p l e t e ggames a from our rotation,)n,’- said putting himselfIf 0on sccond. ' that call,” said Lclhbridg'•idge coach Scott Archibald coached1 tlthe Connecticut -Kl®'rom signing Johnson to a pla> p o s s ib ility th a t , P®**® p®coach Eric Smith. “W c hadhac guys T.J. Miller followedfoi wilh a walk bc- O ik a w a .” ■ team ofthe USBL lastast season ahd in . ohnson, . ^ if he decides to p the Honolulu, tnthebtbullpen wc could have gon;one. to if fore Aaron Bak(aker singled to load the The Senalote added two more runs in the Boston Shootout hijhigh schooL tour- ave . to give up his 'ownershi like an answer w^needi:d e d to .” bases. Tony Grajrant wallced to bring in a the fourth before givingng 1up two in thc ..nament last week,...... le te a m . they didn’t need to withh DevonI • nin-bcfore-Paul*lUl-ArcUano-groundcd-out- “ bottom of thcinning.~— He plans to work onin hisI doctorate in “Tficrc's a very definite posthings for the „ d help put his • t 'thc mound allowing onl;inly four to the pitchcrr scorings< another run for "W c didn’t come outut \wilh our best ^ . piiblic adm inistrationion at Columbia e: w ill play,” W est told the mm< ^ ^ hits andd walking' only three batteners. thc Senators, gam e,” O ikawa said.-,-“We “V struggled so o n . Utr-Bulletfn. *‘W e would like . T l Vah Exel at s one of the guys we go to when A walk andI a hit botsman brought in throwing strike.s but give;ive their batters Son so can start doing' thi r decp in our staff,” Smitb C oQ ^ rilod &01D B taffiliTandwirerqKnts poin it season, third ' Jf'* ' litb said; •another-njn-be-before A.ndersoh hit a credit ' - they cxecuted." :ason, and I think it would li oesn’t throw much butt Kb’sI a grounder to thirhird. It appeared that thc , •...... 'vin tl lind at ease.” :y beat Seattle ____ OoM 00(11)20-13 7 0 ^offs, then lost competitti t o r - 100 p c r c c n t ” • L e t h b rid g e thlird ir d boscman dragged his IMtiMlOo*1 006 j6 - 5 4 J The Lakers, with Nick V; 5_ H a r t hhad some help offensivelyely-from foot over Ihe baseba for the th i^ out, as ______. P le a se Stsee PITCH/B 6 ______jjj|H llH H _. DintSi guard, went 48-34 last s( I the Pacific D ivision. They-I T o d p y , " P r " i the first round ofthe playofl ; iL ^ bnabtf ~ I San A ntonio in six games. ^.Talahijert holdsis on to moverall ; •TWirfF«II»^atPocal0llo,dlo, doublehM dof, 5 I

• y SfioshonoatBuhl.doubloh}leheader. 6 p.m. ------:------Slead-iiin theJjDim r - d e - E nc a n c e ^ ^ ’ ^Twin Falls Man’s O olfAModaUon'morUhly sw T h e A s s o c ia te d1 P i1CS8 th e B a n e s to -ie o m th a t finishedHi third, 59 • ' m aeting, 6:30 p.m. O' sccojids behind Gewiss.■s. H ^ l ALENCON.,_ f F r0 n c_e_ - rr_ F r e nc h m a n>...... Tony Rominger,. indutjd u r a i n ’s to p c h a l v ____ jm 'p 'M Laurent Jalabertrt held1 to his overall leadI lenger.'was on the Mapelapei team that fin- Overall leatiar in the Tour dc! FranceF when his ONCEI ished fourth. I minute 33 sfconds behind. Laurent Jal- team finished secsecond Tuesday in a team1 Rominger was hindered■ed :by a flat in the beiforFrance, K b m | time.trial. • \ . opening minutes. ^ i r n ■ The Italian teans a m G e w is s w o n th e 4*1.6 - Thc day’s big winneimer was Russian . Ight, leads the niile race in 1 hour, h o 13'minutcs, 10 sec-• Yevgeny Berzin, alsoJ a m e m b e r o f t h e ' ONCE team to . Gewiss team. He gainedned 59 seconds on the second I^ H The ONCE teateam was 35 seconds be-' Indurain. He lost 35 secoleconds to Indurain ' .' place In the hind and allowedcd Jalabert lo maintain anI in the prologue when Berz3erzin w u ill. third stage of iod over Italian Ivon Gotti • ^ c T z i n , la s t y c a r ’g H'o o u p r r p f I t a l ^ Tyinnfti* - . the Tour de and Bjame'.Riiss ofe Denmark, two riders1 and second this yev behii«hind Rominger, i; ^ 326 ^ withGewiss. racing in tos first Tdarde-de'France. France cycllnia „ J | H i M iguel Induraiirain of Spain, seek b ^ is The fouhh ^ g e Wedi/e d n e s ld a y i s f r o m ,-i w : I “■■ace, a-67-kH o-- fif\h consccutivc'c titt le o iv th c .T o u r, w a s o n,-A - lcncon to Le Havre, too100 m ile s . v vji eter team time ^ rial In w estern - Fra^ice.’. ■ ,. - ' ' . ' .,-N ■ I- ’ B.6 Tlmo8-t^ovsj8.'r», 'Twin Falls. ldof)9 Wodnoadaylay.'JulyS, 1995 .. . • • •______\i ^ M a iF H n ^r sh u ts'c u te)ard|iii!lalsfoif Expc□s Rive;sraleads ST.LO U isr;^)-’) — Pedro Martinez pitchpd:d l i j M l / f f l l M . a four-hittci^forTiis'his sccond career shutout,t, leading the-M ontrcareal Expos to a 5-0 victoryy h HIM Yankksover over the St. Louis CardinalsCai on Tuesday, . Maninez (M ) hadhac been 1-3 since pitching8. *• nine pcrfcct iniiingsngs against the San Diego' .Padres on June 3.I. Hef struck out seven andd ChiSSox, 4-1 walked one. I W il C o rd e ro a n d David D Segui had three hits3 (AP) — M anano Riyem, re- ____ _ each for the Efp^s.is. Ken Hill (5-5), who has in the day from the minors. one .win in seven starstarts,'allowed five runs and' hitsHn-eighl shutout innings ...... nine hiti in six inningings- . ut 11 Tuesday as the New ! :s beat the-Chicago W hite

n a l L e a g u ^ Nations las lined d single to right ih grounded a single to left in ^ilHH only hits allowed by Rivera __ Pirates-7,ihiiliesies.ft______' ' •8 • . . . . . — ------; PITTSBURGHi -— John Ericks (M ) A m e r l c a h pitchcd seven shutoutout innings for his.flrst ma- l e , . • L e a g u e jor league-victoryy asa Pittsburgh extended jj_ ■_...... - - Phiiadoiphia-'fflosing!Ig streak to four. ' Ericks, making onl;only his third start, gave up wed eight hits In 8 2-3 In* four hits — only* oneone after the sccond inning lUt fiv e a n d w a lk e d tw o . . — as the Phillies lost for the seventh time in 11 hit his 10th hom er and e ig h t g a m e s .' a s h it a p b ir o f trip le s . Pittsburgh had 155 hiu. t Paul QuwiAll (7-4)) H B n H B E H M allowed four runs andmd nine hits in six innings.. i ^ w e r s B . T , ,'Calif. — Mark McGwire , t ^ 4 Marlins 6, Padres m er and Terry Steinbach hit M IA M I — T e rryy Pendleton P drove in three er in the eighth as Oakland . runs io lead the Marlarlins, who secured their j first se ries v ic to ry aIt t hih o m e in n e arly a y e ar. I s trailing 3-2, Rickey H eit The Marlins, (M ave won three road se- | the eighth with a walk and riM this year, had [Ot 'w o n a h o m e se rie s since hit by a pitch two outs later. -A taking three o f four' fromfrc Colorado last July 7- >w'ed with his ninth homer, C H I C A G O (A I 10. The Marlins beatcat the Padres on Monday 'Milwaukee Brewers' seclecond baseman Femamtndo Vina, top, Is upendcIded b y O akland A thletictics’ Rickey Henderson. > :e I g n a s i a k ( 2 - ] ) . . called earlier in t night and the three-i:e-ga^e series concludes red all three runs for the ofthe o season, watched Atlanbanta move into a tie Terry/ M iilholland^s return fn OAKLAlTO.'Ct from elbow support of'M Mi ike Hampton (3-3). . lis first save. Paul Asscn- . C u b s, w h o tie d th e ir’ lo!oi n g e st w in n in g stre a k o f with v Philadelphia for firstst iplace in the NL surgery:ry ond hand Cincinnati tl hit his 23rd homet i three early Hamptonn wentv 6 2-3 innings, allowir as the loser. th e se a so n a t fo u r straigr a ig h t M c R a e h o m e re d o n E E a s t- ; rtm s. M ulholland left trailing 7-3•3 ini the fifth, hits and sixK nmru s, and left with a five-nm three-run hom er ii r a llie d . W ith the A’sl etr s 3 . \ P itch _ derson led off,E the — Scott Erickson al- Scoresi iand stalits M cGwire was hitin Ieight innings and Pedro Continued from B55 . " Steinbach followci1 and had three RBIs as the (W) and OnnC L.Fen)I (L), SuUvan (3), OuwiMr (3). Fthm . H en- a d r iv e o f f M i kMns e Ig beat Baltitnorc.6-3 . <4)*naOMnlw.B(aAtk. Rick Honeycutin a game delayed nearly Lethbridge 11, TwiPwin Falls 1 A L sta n d in g s MM«Ni CDO cn a Dennis Eckersley,ain. * ' ■ ' SS^io»-A Sl^•- pearance for Oakli) gave up one run, walked ______The-lcad-off-hitilitter-for-Lethbridgc- - P‘°S crs’ c luout b two in his longest-out- , reached base on a walkwa and scored an un- Me* . 31 a .ua u ■ p rtw ^ ninth for his I Bth s earned run on a wildald pitch. That was the NoYM S 32 .47S U BiMnn » 14 Ml n Television since June 14 and-came story of the game forfor Cowboy pitcher Bri- Tennt) . S 37 J13 I] o n a n d ’ ^ 'E vent - t of his 15th career.com - an Neace, who st)iiggigglcd from the outset...... Statlatlo n ______Tim e ! 1 1 ‘o se i a so n . R a n g e rs 7, I n d i Qm MM U 10 M4 - first since M ay 8, 1994; io The Elks’ sccond] nrtm came in the second ■ Tennis. Wimbledon , KTFT/eT/chanriel? 10a.ni. itraight. CLEVELAND- inning, also on a wildvild pitch with two outs. ES? ii a s if-- Bastbail, tba \ ESPNN 5:30 p.m. ^ :r 5 2-3' two-riin double in CNoeo 27 34 M 1U Two more walks folicollowed, setting up Gary Sasoball, tba i ESPNN 8:30 p.m. lied af^er wastinglad won three straight and ' M cM urran’s two-rui■run single that staked ■Z: • The Rangers stopppken scored twice and be­ W I. RL OB L40»A VEt^tb 11 t-i Prae 3111 Lethbridge to a 4-0 leale a d . 1 I 0 HifMncO, I 0 0 0 M a r t 0 t 0 ing streak whilee’s ht career leader in runs 7JI il R lo* (Urt«» J J). 7 ^ ■Ul The wheels fell completelycor off for Twin III » ISSSSfflfioS' •ed and second loss in ninemore than Brooks Robin- , ST II^€1 HiMcn (Kh 3.7)« Cctnto IRb U). 7« M 2 Cmngip OODO UUtp 000 SmM 31 It JOe 4 pm : g'syjSsiis a s s SS- !!!1S!£? ! ^ wo Carlos Baerga,. Falls in the third inning,in as Lethbridge - 0 0 0 0 «1'1] uoid 1 0 - ' marched 12 battersi to the plate and scored ' S S ft* SSI rd five Amaro homeredvhich d had lost seven of , iJ cCS m m L i -- L a te A L b o x sco re TM 317127 TM » l111 l TM a 2 1 2 TM as 3 sss 7 ssid j;i]ssr“ i six runs ori four hits. T«M7.CMnie 1 3 7 3 4 0 10 Pwrit •eat 0 the • inning that m adeto C 19-44.overall and 10- N*>Ycrt4,0«i03l TOROKTO . CKfORMAlA ' Tm we 4tO OS-] Neace walked two'0 tand gave up a pair of « r hH « r h H a s r a s s *080 Wwdt ~ « . to reach ICO home - E-JUm(5).nMnArpilHl,MMl1. singles and a two-rui-run double before left s a , ' . PJUW( 400C n S ? “ rws 1« m . Roger McDowee 10th time they helci the ' FMnrft 300 0 Wim* 4 1227 SmaSrr • f o u r ru n s . fielder Greg Schelhalhaas took over on the CaMI 4 110 SMmrf 400 1 1^*1 . ^ jVhits m scoreless innings, ( m o u n d . o ndlb 401 0 Sro.16 3 0 3 0 ' three outs for his “Brian’s been stru(niggling lately,” Twin SMM (C>ncM 1-2) M OM (U« M). 11 :l'• S SS f iSiiSSS,'!!?'. ' TM 3 * 1 1 0 4 ^ ^ ' »®0'ing n m^cher (2-2) wasn e tl r s 8 0 Burran ' 31-3 S < 9 2 0 “ “ U i M . CO 104 n :^^hn Flaherty ajngled ------FalJs-assistant-cooch-:h-Tilh Stadelmier-said.------— oSCtfl— i§oo-CBSSM"3 r r o i - v AOnAa 3 110 igTu'n w ith tw o Viits In'the “H e’ll get it back, butut he’sI becn struggling a ■ T«Mi 39 2 ^-2 TcM 9 4 14 — — I Twins 6, Orioles , little ." 2^139pn “ , “ f S ! S'S nth inning Tuesday nighti The whole Cowboyoy team struggled at the ' " s a - I k,! i s I BALTIMOREolt - Tigers a 9-8 victory Hnr Ycrt (BnMvv 0.1)« OKtso (*Mnt 4 BW ' 3 24 7 4 4 I 2 plate againA Elk starteirter W ade Pearee. 0 . onmtr i ).s 2 t i 2 i lowed three hitsV in larincrs. i 4^ M (M M lOiv ' .,‘S £ ! a ? ; g 3 S ; S ' » ^ Tmtv ] t.3 1 1.1 2 I ------Munoz homered an • After breaking throitrough for nine nm s on AmdtU-l f.3 1 1- I 0 : 0 n a ti n . l " / o T , h came ofter a rain delay , 'tesE S 'cS a'sss,, 1. -• -Sunday, the 'Pokes mimanaged just five runs Pkrt I M 1 0 0 D. 2; tnm MUM t 114 1 Minnesota Twinsin the top of the ninth, Tuesday night in t over the next three ganjam es to finish the tour-,. P H R.EA SB so0 ' IWeSOTA^ 'o *0 *0 “o 33-32) over .500 for the Tom S '. k I 'fi! S iil n e y 2 -3 . NL standing Ca»LM I (44133 Krtt^a 4 /} 0 i e'e 0 000-0 three hourspening by rain. day. 00 Q m » 3 0 0 BEriMk 4:SpS 0 21 m r im o c H■ i JJS Erickson (4-6) gj “W e’ve lost a lot o f iintensity. We need to- ^ 2 2, 3JJ5 S S i" . :d it at 8 when he led off W I L ______4 -1 (>ikK«.—ft l ) l-G ftlw a 3 1 t o fno«v five and Struck out ------get itupTTiore;**^tndclr t«Sll«>SJO 1 l~ 0 o~o 2" CXStI 3 111 BttmO) 2 0 11 !!! K !i-‘ !!“!Si!!'l h-with-his-l-lth-homc-run,— — Second baseman Relilelvy Salinas accounted ay ^ b 30 00 BMii 4 00iV.c Sff" !!S X V i!!l BB 80, ing of the year. igh, off Bobby Ayala (2* 2 J He was 0-1 sin< ^o^Jwo ,of the^Cp^bji^boysjjthre.e. hits..H is.. _ FtoSr* a M J77 1? A L b ox sco res . — . 3.0.1 o_-ifiSli»-io a 0 !!• — MwYtrt---- a—4t—— —I WWYOIW"" ------fourth-inning double5 scoredsc W illie Bird for ^ \ ^ three outs shortbs'drcWa'lco'dofrwalK of " vr L U OB ■ I It mrnm J o 10 S w ? 3 o 'i 2 plete ganie.the first Twin Falls'only run. OcMd 40 a <39 - > TM » a II a TM a 3iV 7 3 ) ^ a i 7 J T S * o V i le ninth, and Bobby Htg- 0 0 T e x a s . - Lethbridge coachI ScScott Oikawa said he ' HaaM 34 » M U . 1 w nM i m n 030-a ■pinch-runne'r Joe Hall to TrtulA 4000 ManJb 4 0 0 0 was glad to sec his teancam show som e consis- •• » § S S , S i I BMen on *UD 0CB~1M u tra ■w. S' - !!iS* III» « T h e O rio le s h a d a 39- .4C0 IJ ■ I OP-MrraMlB«rKn3I.OS-t*«we. . 1 0 0 0 »%ap 000rioB 10ofI5. CalRipkeimcz struck out, Flaherty w I M oe SSJS .Jissa"? !!!! m- »thn came Baltimore’s ^ '. what has been an up-am•a n d -d o w n se a s o n . Ci*>^ 34 » i3t — I ssi. -t-n-iLo.g.i-iiir'««“ beat the throw-from-left VriMHa ' 302'1 OiAnH 2 0 0 0 Jig with 1,233, one mo iMAfWM S 31 \SI« I TeMi . 32 4 14 ItMi. « 1 4 1 so “ « 5 . ' " " ■ » » » a g g . TwMFM* 00010-13t SwFnnaceS 33 JOO 2. . ’ ***-...... ** H RER BB 80 LMhMde* i3 a ix -.iie10 o SmCMso 91' 31 4Q JX.t'-' . ■ ^ cm'■ m 1M-4^I ■ £flaxnW>4 «• 3 1 t S 2. - S ■, V . • “ ' s s s r s i i £ 000 TF.NMea (L). SchWMM (3}. SaVniOInu (4) and Bunn; (W) 1 ,Ay» t. 4 2 2 0 2 000 Minnesota,-whil vtdOiMnWr, sio eight, improved to KMMLM I T ^ 3 3 3 , 2 - tD 1. M n l 1.2B-000 opposition under foi SrSL. “^ Y r t ® ^ ' KATTlf ^ ■ BCTCff*r T■ O ' ■ •bom, his third going into ___ •• _C^garjf_w alks to scorgore four times in the . BjwW-J I 0 0 4 n i ! i petition W ednesday and fourth'iririftig ah'd c am m a ; spot in tfl? finals. j 13 i l l ! » V ,’.! T ig e rs 9 , M a rin e i ■,w ISi i S 5 A^wMU44«2-9 I 4 4 2 S □kto* 3100 Wttsa toooDO 10 1 ‘ MUK .Ul Boise pitcher PaulII / A re lla n o h e lp e d h is . | t _ .DETROIT —with ^ a 245 game to lead own cause with a two:wo-run double in the ' g£ .M y * ...... - . . • Ihn f ] a«ankW.7.4. 124 I 4 3 2 ’ 2 s ; |giSE2K?.V,Voil sa: iio as” So'o! ij^ Kdme the winhing-nBeattie is 35 pins off the iniddlc o f those walks.Ics. . • , ? !! S ! il! a - i’JJJ bottom of the ninth He threw anhrec-ht•bitter in sending the l T~24(.A-««& JSS’' Hi ss; !!i! « to giving the Detroitest names.to m ake the cut d-straight toumey-IoBS • • ® Blues to .their second-s HCUaiCM ■ ^ , CCICRUII 7 over the Seattle Maregendaiy Dick Weber. He 'and a 3-2 Classic recon:o r d . I TM V«)47TWl Vinairsr!!! , 4 - The.win, whichItraight c s^ke^.fpr.a.'gjt? in ' . in * ---- « Oj of 37 minute^jin t -MV^Speedway------—° o*Di a oil « !-• wnt(L).HalnMandMwaa. p, amoved Detroit.(33-e bowler o fl^^ irfrfafcrr: S ' ]j 8 S s‘ ij ! y first time since open Jt g 0 ]Q(j C u r tis lie•unds d I are scheduled for I'l Hillcrest 10, Calgar}ary Reds 0 . - g i i s S v l ! ! 1 34 0------tbe Detroit-elghth-w JMWM 3 112 «i MMlSti 11-3iiiit 0 OntMp fOl Hilicrest ji^ped onjn top’ of Calgary 4-0 u • TMl . ]»S f3 M V I I I I 0 tying a career high, io the first tnAing andd nevfrn trailed as Zeo SSr" s ^ * r"> SS’, !i!iK ,"f, •*. ' a p JOB 1»-3 ------Cha^tco-threw^six-hit-hit-shutout,------:------2s isr - '. s .. ______s " m r' 'o'oV.aa,! 1!i 2 -. ■“ Fra«klin"Stabbs' . . the Huskies addedd tw» o riih s iii' th e 's e c - ' n “ Tm» ------1 I ® — sai, B ■ ■ 1 0 from Ayala in the n ’ ond and four in the flffifth to run-rule Cal- ssir ■ s!--- - s ^ / , _TM 4111713 i°14 §• J § g in s o n s a c r if ic e d -pir X .. m IbtOKMafe* 419 ■> H HER U M ^ ’J, V gary. • ■fsrr 111 i j'l second. •; — Hillcrest’s scoringg ini the fifth Inning - -MMkdB ...... - ...... a 000 ,After Chris Gome came .when Rusa M omsrrell’ hit a single and g; • S ’ - singled and Hall bet stole second. Cody WiWiderberg took first m f ie ld e r D a r r e n B r a g g on on'error to score; Morrell.M Ryan Flox ^Sfflt... S!' £ L " T W . walked to put ninnersrs iat first and second %'■ lliii before Milu G or^o3 ddnlled one over the t« NL box scores S f l i i - s L ™>0 - aa p ac Bowlin ;.fcnce for a 3-mn tomerler to put the Huskies £SH •“ B I I i 1 •tjpIOtO. . « , . • Bf . ' Wv . S iilS'ro. ' » Continued from B5 aw I : ; SS.I.ii! SS.M !i : . The Huskies shut outou the Reds in the Z, SM s iS.lw . 1 J. and Bfiattje, Deart>or bottpm o f tbe setseal tbe gaimcL | . ^ r S Jii BkIH I 0 match play competi ST -g " I IH L.!! .sliiiL ------420eS~1(iini ‘ T h u rs d a y . W r ii «!'!!!! ^ / Pallas finished wit ;r : Kamt M M a -io e arS'-lHS'Jfi. I, 8 1 K e n c h b y 8 pins. Bet le ad . tuo One of the biggest Tuesday was the lege ’ — ...... II . fin is h e d w ith s ix strai;

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■ ■ > ■' . . V*'"" • ■' V ■ Kjay, July 6.-1995 -Tlmos-Nows,ow*.-Twlfj Fall6rWaho-’8-7----- Kirro^>w victpm esm aark speeedway actionJ ; Records; prepare IvMorceli l^LynhBainl : to the leadJ ofthe250 lap main cvcnt'-v o c f 1S.2S. seconds, and finan a lly p a sse d T h e o rd er r o f finish in the heat race Tuncs-News cotrcspdnderident I ■ He had[ scsome fast company in BlissI M f c K e a n on lop 25. wos M iles,s, Dugger and Dennis '' ! and Rick KiKiaft. also o f Portland. The M etz tried everything hhe could to Weeks.' Duggigger also won the tropliy forCDlympie gcyqid TWtfl FALLS-Thele cextra holiday three care; distancedd themselves fromI get { oro'und Ellison, but camime up ^horL , dash. He trailTiils Weelcs by 23 points ______PARIS (AP)_— Freshsh from un- . why I lost. rac in g se ssio n ot M ag ic: ValleyVi Speed- the rest off thetl field and kept lhe out- McKeon, ^ Rick Ellison atand Dorvin hi the seasonsin standing. ” ' other world record. No> jo u red d in c “ T h ere is u li:list o f good athletes way-snw a couple of' rairaces won by comc in doubtdo until the checkered1 Ackerlandt were right behirliind them at In theithuniunder stock division, Sid Morceli hopes for a cououpic more who luven'l.wo:won at the Olympics. mere inches Monday nighiighu '' • flag, . ' ' . ■ the t end of 40 laps. ‘M orris.wonn thei heat race and the this season while prcpariiiring for the but il'wouldn’tIn't be right to finish .Todd Ellison narrowowly won the “ After thelhe race, Koeger soid “the The order o f finish in\ thet 'B heat main event;; FinishingF behind him in biggest prize that has cle lu d e d h im ->my c a re e r w ithoiithout a gold medol.” - .-NASeAR-Grand AmcrioTican;Modified—other two-Cfr-cars-were faster,-but-I-held—v! — was-M ike- C ullum rHarok)ld-W artluft—the m ain eve:vcnt-were-Rubcn-Ancn,— — " ^ a n O ly m p ic g o ld m c dd a a l : - * ------He'haslcarnarncdftom hism ls= ------race over Tra%js M c^^ jiid Donny the’insideie line and it worked out ai^ a M cKc^. In the A heheat, it w as_ Bob Capps,I, CGary Crocker and Ray ______" I f y o u are y o u n g andi^you have takes. At thehe W orld_Chamni-______^ ------^ 1 ■ i KoegCT n ipped PoT ffliss;s Iiin the tnidget great." ~Todd'Ellisoni Ackerland’)j ah“d 'M e tz . G oats7. C a pips'ahd'Crockei^ p s finished the opportunity and your>ur body al- onsliips in 1993, 199 defending fiis * c lass. . - : - H e w ill1 rcreturn for the Aug..S race. ■ Stev S e Jo n e s o n th e trophy dxdash. second and thithird in the heat race, ^ s you. why wastc’thche opjjortu- ■ l,500.m ctcr title,title he stayed out of ' It was the fu« stop atIt Itth e sp e ed w ay B liss w o n1 the tl heal racc, followed by M etz moved to within: nipe-'pointsn Local raceicers w ill take Saturday y'iiny?’’ Morceli, 25, saidid. “I hope trouble near the hpad of ihc-pack for the Idaho M idget RaciUicing Associa- Koeger andmd Kraft. The trophy- dash: ' ofMc cKeoh’s overall pointsis lead. night off, witkvith action resuming on this is only my first worldId rccord of before breaking';ing awoy for on easy tion. Bliss, of Portland,, OlOre., blistered finish line: wWi en t to K ra f l - Doug Dugger won by a large mar- July 15 at the:he speedway. 1995, n o t m y lost'." w in. the track for a record tintime of 13.63 The llnisllish in the NASCAR Win- gin fi over the rest of the fieldfi in the Twin FallsUs auto dealer Chris Jor- . Morceli added the 2,0!,0 0 0 -m e tc r H e h as n o tI lost lo: a 1,500 or mile __ ■ geconds. ston Racingng Series' modifieds was al- street s stock 25-lap main1 event,< but dan will,brin|ing his new super stock. mark to his growing listst of world racc since 1992992. His last loss in That*s.ah avcragc-sp87, a ls o at a n d Held a th lete of the year for the as Danny Koeger of PocPocatello went Travis MeteetZ'Staited;14th on the basis ^Miles, Larry Riggs and firfim Thomp- The modifilifieds and pony stocks P aris. past two yeorsirsby 1 Track & F ield fro m n e a r th e b a c k o f thhe e £starting field . ofhis newV track-recordti qualifying nin sson. also will be in action. ' M orceli also owns woriorid rccords News. in the 1,500 (3:28.82■ in i 1992), Morceli isi unundecided between V*y* mile (3:44.39 in 1993)l .oond^.OOO the 1,500 andd 5.0005.< for this year's. (7:25.11 in 1994). W orld ChampiiTipionships at Gotc- Specialll high-five ' Ke olso has world indcdoor marks borg. Sweden,1, in August! in the 1,000 (2:15.26) oond 1,500 Even if heie movesr up to the (3:34.16). ■ 5.000, he shouldould be favored. Last Despite oil the rccordsis and hav- year, with littlettlc experience at that irig won ihrec worldd cham pi- distance, he cosil:asily bciif a high-class i p i i onships (the outdoor 1.500s1 in field in a meet:ct 0at Zurich, Switzcr- 1991 ond 1993 and th isick ond set last monthh bjby Moses Kiptanui boxed in, and lhat's undererstandable of Kenya. Unser to)ps PikessPeak HmClinnb for 7t]thtime CASCADE, Colo. (AP) — A short- started workingng quiteq nice. I definitely ened course expedited Robb>by Unser's think if we'd havehav gone (to the top) it sevenlh victory in the Pikess Peak1 Hill would have beenbee the some differ- C linib. e n cc.” Uhscr, second, in the last1 year’sy su- Poor visibilityility and icy conditions per-tnick division, returnedI lito the top forced ofTicialsuls to1 use the shortened Tuesday, edging 1994 wiiinericr Leonard course rather thanlha normal 12.42-milc Vohsholtz by under three sccc«onds. road to the 14,11(, 110-foot summit, Unser, son of three-time InIndianapo- It was the firstirst time1 in the racc's 73- lis 500 winner Bobby Unser,cr. covered year history thathat conditionsc did not al- . W S S ^ ththe 9-milc course in his Chevevy pickup low the racers> to to go all the way to tlie ' in 8 minutes, 58.17 scconds.s. L eonard, su m m it. T h e y instead in climbcd from S who beat Unser by 25 scccconds last thc/9,400-foctIt lele v e l to D e v il's Play- year, finished in 9:00.87. ■ g ro u n d a t 12,780780 feet. Trailing by two*tcnths off 0i se co n d “ T h is is thc e first fii time in 73 yeors. ol the Qlcn Cove halfway polloint, Unser that the mbunioiriioin won," racc ofilcial' , w:made up the time on the upperup por- Henry Brescianiini said.-s yetion. Unser, who) saisaid he didn’t examine Special Olympic soiftball8C p lay er B rian Ga:3amble, right, of Delran,, N.J.,N hlgh-flves um pirea Tony* Lego, left, of Wor “ I h a d 0 ro u g h er tim e on theih boltom the rood before)re thet race becausc it’s during the IndlvIdudual skills softball compnpetltion In New Haven,, Conn.,C> Tuesday. BrianI hit^ a so ftb all 18 m eters , otsection," Unser soid after hele wrapped “bad luck." vaswas not intimidated, nor te e .., Ai>phMs ■ ^ mup his family '5 36th Pikes PeakP title, wos he eager 1010 bask 1 in his victory at “But oncc I went through thehe Cove, it Vohsholtz’s expc:xpense. Worcester. M ass. rs from a batting ^ s high annxiety Prospecjctof ele^jvating IBliound tc0 shortei______JS creates . T h e B a ltim o re S u n “ T o m eI, , it ii was a major change. If Hall of Famer Jim Palmen e r sa y s so,, g e t o v e r th e toj largely because of the psyclF'chological -called strike threethn — on both sides, they change:ge it back, it will be a major He H started his carecr pitchinjIng fro m ^ e h ib th e ^ u n d impact'that it is expected tolo have c>n not just for ourur pitcherp — but the urn- , . There was a time whevhen baseball change the; oot th e r w a y ." 15-inch I mound and wasIS unhappy The more dn gamespitches, mony of whom seencm hesitant ' pirc won’t putut Ihis arm ,up with two iwas largely a game offK K iiigofthe It won'tI b(b fas drastic. The proposal . whenv> the changc to throw the ball in the strikeIce zone be- .strikes. You can'tcan' improve the quality Hill. W hoever stood talltallest on the made last: monthm by former umpire was w made for the ‘T hilie m ore you’re ontop before your front foot .fore la it's absolutely neccssissaiy. The ofthe pitchingg unlessur you improve the mound was all but certainlin to have the Steve Palemermo and endorsed by ma- 19691 season, . _ n i " in won't alter quality of thec umpiring.ur If the strike ' b e s t te a m , a n d it w a s a lilot easier lo jor-league ownereov Juiie 8 calls for the though tl it didn't >p of a hitter, thedramatic downward an^c fheir pi approach, but if the: morginolr zone was consi:insistent, this wouldn't stand taller then, bccalise.ise the mound mound to) bbe raised .to a height of keep k him from m oiore confident you also would work pitchers to gain confidence onuround the even be an issue.';uc.” w a s 5 in c h es h ig h e r thanl iit t is to d ay . a b o u t 12H ininches — halfway between continuing C( to - |_eel, but It’s arso . ' against the hitters, .foStrike zone, it is certain to hahave an ef- - Nobody has-;las-stood toller on the Now, wilh offens}vej|’eiproduction the current1 101( in c h es a n d th e p re-1 9 6 9 build bi up his repu­ • becausc it would ' feet pr o n th e p a c e o f th e gam e. . mound than Ron'dyRon Johnson, 6 -foot- . bo o m in g a n d tentati^& ' plti-inchcs talier------»od meohanlcfi on ittlcuoublc hos to be frigliienlitening for opposing hit- Baseball is close tg adoplopting a rule believe it wouldwg level a playing field nont n: pitchers in . , S c o u ts h a v e n o - nis sti E ckersley, w ho has hod litti . change'that would boost>st the mound . that has beenccn tilled toward the hitters the th history’of the “1 high• (vs. a flat) tic ed th a t th e ve lo c- 'fcdominating jiitters from a flatlat mound, tcrs, but he alsoso wondersw whether rais- ' closer to where it was wh'when pitching—since-twoI m a jo r-le a g u e - e x p a n s io n s g gi a m e. ' m ound.’ n i ^ ^ betw een the "They lowered it in the first;i placej be- ing the moundi isis necessary.1 ' .was pre-eminent. and the proliroliferotion o f other profes* “Steve-Palermo in radar reodings on cause sa pitchers were takingg over' the “I'm in favor'or of( anything to speed “I think, there would bebe ian impact,” . sional sports>rts c o n s p ire d to d ilu te th p come ci to the logi­ th e “fiiSt" rad a r g u n ga nL m e and they w anted m ore oficnse."of up the gome,"," JohnsonJi said, "but I w raising the mound a w id Baltimore Orioles Mre strikes, which would to maintain good mechimicscs on a high crating force th ball crossing the this an blomed on them,” Slewar "1 sat in the dugout the other■ night-ondn cause.it wouldd makemi the hitters swing ^ said it made q tremendousJUS difTerencc. m a k e th e gaigame more exciting for the (vs. (v il fiat) mound. On a fitfiat mound, on an object moishes the higher the balfis po I fe lt it in 'm y slider. It g oot t fflatter. fans. youy< have to rush your armn :motion to Still, theobobly cl because the more ' ansaw six pilches thal.£hould hovehi been, the bat.” ^caotyreduraThe'd^l- ! th a t g rav ity w o u ld p la ce thi “^ N B Amoving horizontally. jlls sa down to1 w ho pirospers r Wi^oods: ‘Thh e ’vmstj^;^£Qb(f ' IbeWaahiagtachange was proposed agency sa and the shortest colicllegc draft posed contract wouldwoi be for the players, in major professional team sports:sp re- By includingg a hefty luxury tox and l e m o n t ! i n ; (aAP) p — W ith four little words,wc to'ing to hit out off theth deep rough during the e: se c o n d tention of the “Lotiy Bird exexception” more restrictivetive provisions in the Tiger W oods gave gollj o l f fanis a n d P G A T o u r offijfflcials round ofthe U.S. OpiO p en . The ongoing' V fight boith a t w o u ld a llo w te am s to exiexce^ the salary cop, KesICessler contends, the . reason to smile: “Thee wwrist is good.” He skipped the followingfoi week's Northeastist Ama- the NBA aad il ■ own free framework is1 in place for a system W o o d s, w h o a t 19> 'yearay< old has become onee 6ofhis teur and just resumedned practicing. .' to one Issue:{tonPost w agsalaty cop to re-sign their a agents, albeit with a luxuryy lax thot' that virtually wiiwill tlim inate guaron- s p o r t’s m o s t p o p u laI r fifigures, said'Tuesd^ thele '(\vo- ' Woods expects no problems this week atit thi e $2 I pros^ more t in would foree teoms to pay 0a p e n a lty te c d c o n u tic ts ,, sti:stifte free-agcnt moVc- week layoff from ann irinjury that forced him too'witfi- v 'm illion W estem Ope)pcn at Cog Hill G olf tmd CCountry splitting the leang'labor dispute between let ■; rwenues. , based on the .'amount by wh/hich they ment further andnd d e p re ss s a la rin . draw from the U.S^ Open < cleared hi's mindnd and Club. . . d its players c ^ e s down thi exceed the cap; and an eventntupl dou- Ewing (who) is scheduled to receive ,• helped his game. ; ? 'H e ’llb e tr y ^ i n g toto bbecom e only the third oma[lateur in ‘ Fans want wtt h ^ e r tb e o w n ers m i l sa: r salary to 'S18.75 million1 in salary over the ncxl ' •■*“1 feel like TnVplayiia y in g b e tte r n o w ,” sa id U ie: rcreign- the last four d ^ dies e s to win a PGA Tour eveni:nt, join- proposed six-;e than the players when agbling of the overage player i a b o u t $2 .7 m illio n .------• two seasons) and.imd.a.broadly based eco- ing U.S. Amateur charhampion, who tees off Tliuriurs£iy ing Scott Verplanknk ondlPhil M ickelson. Vei'erplank -bring about league’sSS ever-burgeoning wi the solory^ -nomic group of pplayers ranging from •• iii'the Western Open.n. “I‘ haven’t had time to restres up won the W estem atit ButlerB National in 1985. benefits to som ' b aA ll 27 teoms exceeded th cap last season, the Los Angegeles Lak- MichocI Jordann to journeymen who are ^ ' . and get’my'ifiind'ClMrear because of school imd allal the Woods’ father, Earl,Et suggested Monday.hhis son --with a luxuiyt tot know: How conie a ex s ig n 10-day contracts, ' irThcn'I.'htid'tO'gcrstnn^T^ftcrthe—might'-no^remajn-am lo n g -an d ------in g te am s— vkx*year deal that would --ers-bjunorc.,thaQ.$26 bli millillion. Ten delighted to sigr -fi»nino ^'7^ m iltinfii in m d .e i ^ t __ have.stnrted.thc.pie.proces5-of;asking,the ___ ^ r: Q ^ .‘sdl’haven*thadiad a break. That tw(MM'cRJlILbceak-::detailedJistjo£.NCAi::AAjules_Bul-Iiget.W oodj> d s^ w h a _ ------:iAs-evctyboiSS billion in salary and ab more were closer to $23 millillion than National Laborir RelationsRi Board to re­ really fell good” • served a one-day suspensionsus for having diarieies pub- tantcanju{^eiome 350 players — even to$lS.9millipn. move, or legallyly decertify,d the National Woods, w hojust co:completed his freshman yearyo at lish'ed in two golf:f nmagazines, said he expecected to it seem you’re/ 't a x to b rak e b ig -sp e n d - coj really ore,” N a T h e n ew sy stem tig h ten s ththe salary Basketball Playersyers Association as their ' S^for^ sprained aI ligament11] in his lefi w risttwhile w play the 19^7UjS.'I.S. A m a te u r a t C o g H ill. -w o n -tfly ? ------en ------1 Patrick Ewingstvyjy-laiQwa, an cap because of the luxuryy tox and collective-borgoinigaining representative, .n A t^ whole contract;le tt o n u m b m a n d m a k e mquashes i the one-yeor escapcpe douse. An NLRB hearinghea on the issue is acts, p ap g r ref — to iiis^e^io ^ h j n a d e j mnptnpecxont^ ;pU E Ig_w ^iiat ia njre getting more than yoii to ~~'3ealwould-be^ew4 York Knicks center £hidley, that allowed a playeifCT to 's ig n Y o rk . D a n S ilvlyerman, er the NLRB re- ( A P ) — • A n .1 Accordin;ling-.to NCAA bylaws-, WOS wi t o ' ^ i i t th e p la y e r e ; ' LdlJISVJLLE..Ky. (A g said last week. “It’s the cawith a new team'for a small1 first-yeor1 gionol director.3r. 1is expected tp set a assistant ' basketballI coach< at I'coaches con':m ’fcall prospecte or their Gay, who joined Louisvilv iU c -s s ta ff - tct that’s not fair.... All : salaiy,qu invoke the escape clau!luse to be- date for the dcccJec^ification election ' LouisviUe'aiiparently'niadriade improiH parents befoiifore July i ibllowihg the in 1989. and Crum coulijld not be TJc.W Um i ___ ac c o r d ^ to negn fitjf Wi» feH thifl pfij o m e on u n r e s t ric te d .^ agentnt ond then within two weeks,xJts, with the most con- “ ■rer^hbnc'contactsrwiih’atratrleast-two.^eom pletioncn bf-the-prospect’s jun io r-re• reachedibr comment. ------backward,' a sig- i^'^'fbrw Dt hatthe' inaikct willill bear. tro v e r s id l ite mm fito be decided being • lo ^ Kcntucky high schoihool juniors, year in high^ischool. s ‘ ' Charlu Fisbbock raid hehe initiatccl ■ badro^"" wi' Both Stem. and'Gourdinee haveI re- whether to callill a a v o te b y m a il o r .in The .Courier-Joumal-repoi•ported Tues- Records©i of calls billed to Gay’s ^ m t n c t with* L o u isv ille a n d1 tithe school ejt, Blaois-antie pro p o sed d eal evolved, salpeatedly said that the lack o f 0 newr person-The unionlion favors m-pereoD se* . - ■ 1, - extensioni iiindicate he called the N wi m ie s p o n d in g to h is interesi tegotiattiy, N B A C o m m i t coiagreement js the result off ta power cret balloting; theth e p e titio n e n ^ s e ^ — 4hi^toiy^raefl-justjiv.jtve^ys-af— Bowlipg-GrGreeti-jfSciLoLChiiileflL--... .-„"r-caJledM m (Q oy),r’.heh s IheofBciul moKy woffldta'Stem pliiym union i^"playl»y*ilRrunIon*s-Bgent:o:;advisory~'a'raail ballot"— ; te r th e sc h o o l ax m o u n ceid d itIt had com- Fishback, fatherfat of; Greenwood star baballed him to ask about thi k W illiam s o f die P o r t l y ‘ board, 1 composed of somene of tbe A deeertificatioiaticm .vpte i s . m f l a ^ ^ ,V -.r ■ ipleted'an intem arinvestestisation’ of 'Oaymeon FishbactFit ia'Jariufliyand vivisit he would make and and the union's executive pcgam e's b ig g ^ player represerwntatives. be held beforere earlye Augui^..Uimi; ,r , ‘thb'program<.and fp uo ^ d 0 0 viola- .'ihe HopldnsvisvillehdmeofUmveniV would wi be interested in Day ion Gourdine, h soid; .Both1 w ere still Jn their Junior . ■*/HdWevet, NCAA nfles'd-do hiit ol- '_1Je:lM gue b ~ r*«btained-by.-The-0 >lin**^^' . lowAreturo’-calls.T be lecoi» W s s h o w 01 too propos^»Uioo,“W eputa 8y stc n iin gaithe labor unrest; said S tm n»md Gfaiiik' vbtelfit j llsiwero iuado,diortIy'be^*‘Gi0 W ‘'t9 lked'witfa CharlesiFishback 1 tion ofre^tric: th e p la y e n those d o U ^ '’ are.beibg dismgetiuous whtrheo they., he.U ihop^-a;fli about how good a dealal the.p^' cbtt^pl^^T 'n fore Louisviltville coMh D ^y.C him vfb:' fbrSl.mioutes'.>■ shortest.,wait:aitfy. . res e heralds these elements ers sed new qrstem: elimina- the rioted fi^ee agency, the an------it for .uorestricted free qx

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WASHINGTONJ - W h ile t h e s m o o th docking between thehe American shuttle At- iantis and the Russianian space station M ir has ' ...... o p c n c d a - n w e ra of-of-world cooperation in - o rb it, it d o e sn ’t g u airantcc ra r continued success ! in the fledgling cfTottfort to construct a multi- national space stationon by the year 2002, on- aiysts-aay.v-' • — Chronic launch dcliielay's or docking'glitch-' es in that effort cbulcluld spell trouble for the more demanding spacpace station construction H prbjcct at a time whcrhen economic and politi* cai uncertainties swiiwirl around both spacc r. A p rll1 2 , J a n . 28. June 26,1995: programs. ' i?;W anLShepara;.-n962! jf V , ^ i{ ^ ^ |a li ■■'■■ 1§81: 1986:. Rendezvous, I tates, for instance, con- In the United State r-;'’ m akes.flrst;..u\;'dbhhih .• •■;lll£v jlA stro0liaul3. r ,■ iAlmslrbug ,1, Launch of - 'ihtematlo First. . . Shuttle docking ( of shuttle grcssional support fofor the project is being 'I s p a c e ;/ r •. ='<3lenri)nnV; iliwSIVM l orbljt:lhe tl S'^'w alks;ori‘'..'-orbital I rspace.filg shuttle Challenger.r .Atlantis with described as “a milee v,wide and Im inch deep*' i'=.:;';:\^;:ori5itslits the. V'’; 'rrtoonin — ;;W orkshop^- Appllo>-i 8 . tflight' l exp lo d es, Russian I space by such knowledgcageable insiders as Rep. !- r t h i ; .. Skylab; ■ -Soyurmn 'i l s s i o n r killing 7 Station i Mir George Brown. D-Co-Calif., former chairman '• ice Committee. Analysts }J. -At.-.'. o f flie House Scicncc ' KR'KRT infographlcs/KUN TIAN say this means a majolajor glitch along the iinc . could severely eon-om plicate its funding second launch ottytipts were:re successful. In 1993, the House3use comc wjthin one vote prospects.’ Smith said thc^t^siansIS 1have hod their of ending the spacclace station program. But \ The spabe programun Is “always one failure sishore of launch dslays asIS v w e ll, a lth o u g h I the station’s redesigirsign to cui costs, and the •t away from looking5 bibad,” said Louis Fried- j}there was little public inform>rmotion available Clinton administraliiration's decision lo bring tnan, executive dircctcx to r of the Planetary So- qiabout launch performance duringdu the Soviet the Russians in gaveave the project new life, cicty, a public membmbcrship group of space. era. Still, Reps. Timim' Rocmer. D-lnd.. ond enthusiasts basedd iin Past^'dena, Calif. More recently, Russia repcepcatcdly delayed Dick Zimmer. R-N.:-N.J. — longtime oppo- tion — complain that it ■ “NASA is trying to0 rmaintain the image of t;the launch of an .unmannedicd module'called 9 nent.s of the statior being g.competcnt,t, ccan-do agency again, gSpcktr that was to dock withith Mir. The mod- drains money fromim otherc N ASA program s. Clearly the programn is very fragile. Ifsom e- uulc, originally intended forr lalaunch in Febru- including robotic: scscience spacecraft. And thing goes wrong, thethere are a lot of critics ^ary, contained some imporportant Scientific they say they will1 tr)try again this year to kill , p ro u n d ." cequipment lhat U.S. astronhu'abut.Norman^Tha- the project. whatev<■tevcr the o u tcom e o f the At the same time, s'success m consiructmg g a rd VM£ lo u s e d u rin g h is staysta aboard M ir. - currcnt shuttle-Mlir irn m ission. the station could helpelp sustain financial sup- A lthoi^h Thagard and twitwo Russian cos- But they also admit'itadn will be an uphill , port for the overall1 U.S.0 spoce program for monaute n rode in. a Soyuz: rocketro to,M ir in fight.. T h e sta tio nI ho;hos some powerful back- years to come, analystlysts soy. This is key to a March, ^ the Spcktr module: wws as not launched ers. including Houslouse Speaker Newt Gin- program that has seciicen budget cuts totoling until u M ay 20 and did not docdock with M ir un-' grich. R-Ga.. andi TcxosT« Rcpublicons Dick . more than 30 pcrccnt;nt in the past two years, til ti June 1. W hile Thagardd vwas able to do Armey, the Houseuse mojorily leader, and and that will dropI atobout'28,000 staff and some s< research usiqg gcorir bbrought lo M ir ' Toni DeLoy. the majoritymaj whip. Vice Prcsi- contractor personnelnel during the next five earlier, c U.S. officials say he has expressed dent Al Gore has beenbee the Clinton adminis- 'years out o f a totolI ool f r o u g h ly 100-,000 n a - ' ■ fruf] stra tio n a b o u t th e cfTeciI of the Spcktr de- 'tration’s point manan ini rounding up support tio n w id e. . toys'It on his overall biomedicalical research pro- fo r th e p ro je c t. As now planned,d, ithe construction and gram g . NASA administrastrator Daniel: Goldin re- lUttlc-Mir program and the early staffing of thee sstation by Russion and ■The Notional A eronautics:and Space Ad- ccntly said thc shutti U .S . c re w s w o u ld re be attached - ■ progress.” s for the red'csi^ed station to de- Friedman, of the Plancinry Society, ap- ...

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4 2 0 6 2W I \4 l o i ^ I “ 211" I \f I "' '^ r ^ E • I ADULT CARE I MEDICAUOENTAL MEDICAUDEWTAL | ||_^PROraSSIONA^ IjREStAUWOT/LOUHOE I | ’• -8^ I i ^technIcalJ 1i IC PERSONAL SALES Con Pauios Auto TECHNICAL Ti Flnlahera Milt«ISC - ■ ' Tr ^ ^ E Experienced Sid­ MEDICAL LeanTfo drawa * MEDICAL RN'S MVRMC Is9 «PROFESSIONAL KSRIFM RESTAURAhrr/LOUNGE. I S ( ) In blood. Phlobofomy dass- II & TV Is looking for on ex- Need PT fill In cook & PT ■. Mall In Jerome haa 2 im- Rapkfly I grewing fumlture nay Culllgan ManI ing Ing Inatallers. running ADULT CARE. Will do In M- seeking RN's to work full mbdlate openings for manufacture r seeks quail- W«Ve need dependable de- seamless sea or vinyl siding. homo coro. Exporloncod,od, es starting soon. 2 ^ 7 7 4'48 8 or p art timei. Ail shifts5 perionced reportor/edltor- fill in waitress. Apply in ■ for toiovislon and radio. • person between 1 & 4. soles/lefislng. Experience. fled f finishers'for swing II'livery service p e rso n . Cali Cal & leave msg. ask tor rets. Coil 734-7401. - ^ available. Retirement, -preferred but wUi train the- shm. i Wage dependa.on. .H-HeavyJfttog^jnachankai. -Cal:CaMtt42^e9M ...... _ 1 MEDICAL: RN'S • if you health/dental, paldjmB o.. _toplicant will be respon-^ ‘~ 496 Addison Ave: W. TF.- ~ r -\ “ tiavo^-medlcol-flooror g" sIno for go^ering, doct>* * ••'rigtfrporsonrMuflt have- -expef*encerAp^ln-pof-- 204 ^ off available. CompetKfve RESTAURANT Now hiring good communication and son i on Thursday July 6tti. pi IRADEWarehouee/ah^pplng LTCoackground or su­ salary. Call or wi^o Hu-. - menling end reporting ' manager'. Fast growing CHILDCARE/ pervisory exporionco and 2 news for tho Sun Valley quallfled applicants for PT -verbal . skills, and appear* Call ( for.appointment (208). 6. Jerome. ID B 3 3 3 6 ^ _ fj* mon Resources, MVRMC & FT sen/er positions. -7660167 ask for Don. •’ — TdtetilButorofWVsnow- N A N N lEy . want to put it to good use,°f: POBox 409 TF. ID 83303-^ and Twin Falls areas. . apply in person only at Apply In person at TF. IBADE Truss assemblers' board bos tods, seeks hands . 0409 or 208-737-2173« Need to be self-mothmled l i ^ e d . Pick up ^plica- oateam o a player to run. CHILD CARE Rosponsiblobio Wrat Magic Care Center and a team player. Send .PerUruReetaurant-at^ . .-at 734-6565 or 324-3900 d 1S64 Blue Lakes Blvd. N - I 212 n tion 3! at AC Houston T(uss warehouse. wa: Responsible- nts e4 0 F iier,A v e. W. TF. resum e and tape to PO I^TR A O ^J CCo. 30 W l QOS Jerome. for for stocking, inventory-— needed for abused & ne*no- Competitive pay, all shifts Box 1340, Hailey, ID SALES Local nonprofit or- I ganlzatton; for circus tfck- ■ control. elUpj^ng a-- flloctod children. A m In- 207 ■ , I 83333. KSKI RADIO IS .'RESTAURANT Experr- 10 w heeler driver, with tFRADEMechanks h needed. rant to 17M>.yrs, training & — 1 OFFICE/CLERICAL | enced waitperson need- elBaies. top pay. Call ’ AN EOE _«d,benefita«vallable,day... -73S4X)07fo>'WtecvleW.~ — -rj AJBly-tnporsononlyi^iHiL _6.* Automowe InTF. tno Contact Carol ?!nM I^ms'*b PROFESSIONAL Nursing & rilght 'shlfts. Apply In r 837-6124 or FronnI Me-^c- ■ opportunity. RN coordina­ Fromthe Mountains to the* 4 I 209 I parson at The Oasis. ' SALES, guaranteed sala^' ” Drivers TRrFlADE. W anted experl- 5?^ motion 734-4000. tor, Qoodlng Rehabilita-ta- Valleys, from East to ^RKTAuwrrn^uNQ^ I 1007 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. ry, no exper. necessary, qR&J Leasing Is looking for depending on exper. .. tool sales, earn whDo you , enced stainless steel ^ 7— tion and Living Center,er. W est SNELUNQII 1 TF. • ■ ... professional driven to a n welders, w lawut people & Send ^ Resume to;. ” 1 ICF/MR unit, supervises,es 'We Are ttte Dettll' iExper. P/T waitpersoh for • CltsdilBd . . . lor ptople. ieym. 733-6137 tor appt j48 & 11 Westem States, m Splrakut POBox 3430, — f T T T i t o metal mecnanlcs. Idaho medial service for a ag-26 - TakingSf^lcatlonafor- - -• eves. A weekend9. Apply • - >v»tyi»t»r>l 733-0931.------7 "Wehave'20newtmcka Metalm Fabrlcation 208- ____ Hailey ID 83333. ■ AQRlCUblJR^ S(. •Recepthnbi/Socntary In person after 5pm at . SAI£S. Ixan «oenl/oil»ln- " ] * bod children ICF/MR. Ex- ''aXOT w anted. Self em- this month & great be^e^ 676-3940ff, for interview^ rRADENOWHlRINQA.' ^ porionco with MR/DO andaid • •Data Entry George K’s Fine F^ods, RESTAURANT I ^ ^ Jis. interasted? Call.l- - AG Large farming opora- jlio ‘Enby Level Clerical l7t9Tomborty Rd.TF. BURLEY INN . ployed/solf starter. S10K \ ^ Scott Set Jackson Trucking..' tion noods farm hond with pedsaplus. Contact Julio mo. p t^ b le . No experjl-' J800-523-3069- Sberiel. jRFRADE Drlvers...SWIFT . Good Goi pay. Experianced.i I In Thilmony.or Torrl Mlllor.or. For oppolntmont Cali ■ & machinery background In Laundry/Housekeeplria icense req. interview & eFlatbed Driver. 46 states. TTRANSPORTATION Is driver drIv for local hauling.. potatooB & bean s, will' in Gooding Rehab Livingng SNELUNG ‘position. Fuii-tlmo. shift CONVENTION training 7-14-95. Pocatel- now Nripg exp. & ineio'd Backhoe Bai loader experl-: Center, 934-5601 For■or PERSONNEL SERVICES ' -Send resiime-to: P.O. ™ also bo working with mint varies, needs to start CENTER io.-Mallresume;P.O.Box‘ Box | 162. Buhl. ID 83316 Jldrivers &-Yecsnt driving enced enc preferred. CDL and stilling oporatlon. Yoar more informotlori andnd 734-1000 NO FEE invnodlately. Apply in per- 239. Husum.WA 98623. - school grads. Low Cost OBLandorsement o B round position. Salary andi7d applications ‘ ; sonONLYatWMtMagki UNECOOKS ; Hiring For TiTraining Available. Com- required. req 324-3004 day. —I. INVENTORY/OFFICE SALES p, benefits. DOE. Call Markartt m e d ic a l Therapy Teihs•hsN CLERK: PT position,~ Care Center. 640 Filer Now • taking appllcatkins for *■ Factory/food processing pid ele benefits, tuition re- ■ .oor r3^4 -7 2 3 0 eve. or Rusty 0(366-7926 needed, to work wim pfo-r o ^ starling salary S6.50/hr. Avow. Twin Falls. experienced line cooks. Snap-on wWarehouse workere InImbureemOnt, choice of Must be able to wori< all Fork lift operators < runs,a get home more of- TRAIrRADE Herds person, S2.000 + 7to­ 7 found handicapped kids.ds. Detailed oriented, Lotus• iTaking appllcattons for full Incorporated g THE CUP-HAIR8TYU8T i-H 1 Opm. or 5:30-2pmpm or Ouatro Pro helpful. shifts * Including nights, Construdton tc- PERSONI^EL SERVICES 7 be enthuslastio and able EXPRESS E . cepting applications forlorv Tiiyin Falls. 733-7300 *"RESTAURANT " 1-800-775-7736 pPERSONNEL SERVICES Tire/Les Jl SchwA, 501 S stsrter&selt-motlvated. sta . ' , BURLEY INN to handle po^tton duties. Lincoln, Jerome. Full Posltkms Pi available for OUTSTANDINQ tho position of Medical:aj Burley. 678-4040 ■ No Fee Apply In person between TODAY Twin Falls. 733-7300 J-l Technologist, interested •Burtqy. 676-4040 « No Fee benefits. J< INVESTMEKT 3:00 pm • 5 pm. Ask for - • Send resume with - - OPPORTUNITYr applicants may contactict ADMIN. SECRETARY En- CONVENTION Dan Lee or Kimberly SSALES Homo equity accel- — rRADE Experienced Iron a t gineering flnnneeds sec­ eration program. Comm Iritermountain In Heating & TR references to: EASTERN IDAHO Human Resources, at : _ CEtfTER Shooshan at Motel Desk. workere/metai building JBarSConstructton, j| 4364)481. retary w/ typing & short- Company benefits: Above only. $35.000-S100.000 . ■ Air* Conditioning, ine. w LIVESTOCK ' has an Immediate open- eierectors. MSHA training 243924: East 3700 North. . — hand skills. Must typo 80 average'wage. group plus a year. No experi­ req. Call (702)623:8754. . COMMISSION MEDICAL wpm. Knowledge of WPi DISHWMHERS ence required. Open ing for an experienced ^ Filer, ID 83328 Wtth 3500 haod capacity t Now taking appllcatkins for . health eare plan, vaca­ *y. CNAWAtiTEO 5.0 a must Resumes sent ^ tion, ^ d holidays, edui territory. Cali 544-7525. HVAC I Ucensed Service on 17.46 acres. 220 seat MV M anor is a sp e c ia l ) experionceddlshwasherB. Technician. Must have 2 arena, rolling stock, cafo. ial to Box 98460 %Times.N . cation program & tuition or Fax 5 ^ 2 7 0 4 . ^ place to work, with ve97 7 aWs P O B ox 548 Twin) Must be able to wori< all assistance, travel disc, g yrs experle'hce & own OWNER W ill. CARRY' special people who work3fk Fails, ID. 83303. . .■ shifts-including nights. SALES CUSTOMER SER- ' hw1 d tools. Wages &ben- s r r : & or possible assumption^ , here. Come join the best • weekends and holiaayB. VICE/TELEMARKETING - -« eflts commensurate with PLAN! with large down. • Must be aWo tO'take and : 'iwoN.OVertandAve. care team around, if notS OFFIOBOliHICAL E«p«- Buriey. klahoeaaie MANAGER- The Tim es- . experiencei & ability. Cali For more Information call certified we will train. Caii:aii rienced office managerr follow instructions. Must . News Is seeking an indk 73M2S2: for appointment MAINTENiMANGE > .i Will Brown @678-9005 or 536^623.______needed for plumbing com*• have reasonable work vidua] wKh a demonstrat- — _ O re-Ida Foodo d s , I n c . 436-322S. — . pany. bootckeeping and1 speed necessary to per- £ I 2 i r “ I ..ad sales background to TRADE TI irrigatkxi Servtoe & CAREY & ADAMS MEDICAL-The Buhl Pubik:lie conmutar sk is necessary, fomi dishwashing duties. I ' lead il‘a Customer Ser- Sales: ‘ Welding, Design­ Hiero BIO ImmodlaUi oponlngiilDgi for general inoin* .Schools is currently ac*c* Can 733-8350______Must be enthuslastio and I vice and Telemarketing ing. i A People Skllls - Wanted; Experienced farm tononca porsoanol for a 12 hour shift (work cepting applk»tions for a able to handle position SALES OPPORTUNrTY . Department. Must also independently ■ • Canyon y w urk weoka.] The ..•machinery operators. Fast gniwing company aUorratlBK 3 and 4 doy w qualified school nurse to duties. Apply In person have the ability to train, County < Area - Send Re­ potitlohs roqulro nl loa^tI onono yoar vocaUcoal - • Call 324-7146 __ provide prescribed servto* - between 3:00 pm- 8 ^ . ' lo& ng to flU sales direct and motlvale. Non- sume* to PO Box 660, BxyBrIancoorfour(4) S li PROP^IOHAL position. QualMed person iralnliig and two (2} ytwrt exy AO; Ranch hand neoded,,(j e s during th e 1995-96 Ask for Dan Leo or.Nm- amoking environment. Parma. > ID 63680. yoan on tuo Job oxporlonco. 1)0 school year. Application>n berty Shooshan bT Motel Send reaumB)fo Peter rj ICO Mlpful.) Roaponil- some nursery work, some .. WANTED: Experlenoe MIG' Ica and olcclrical oxporionco t heavy oqulp. Responsi-g|. materials may be ob-?: PROFESSIONAL: Posi*. Desk. Company berwflts: York. ThS-Tlmes-News, " blllUoa iodudo oiuurJoB iholhoi plantj oquipmont U u talned at the District's A Above average wage, Commlsston plus beneflta PO Box 548, Twin Falls, and ‘ TIG weldets for local ble. re liv e , hard wori<1, ical exper. preferred. We hiring. For info Call persort w/exper operating'Jfl offer e ; ^ e n t benefits1 School District #234, P.O.I. /ADVERTISE ’ iSALES; Hiring Immediate- 1 n in Rupert. ID. Com­ ■iyfuli time Rt. driv- 1 p o s e s a l ^ 8i benefhs. 219-794^X)10ext8258 Irg farm equip. Ability to and competitive solary.' Box 115. Bliss. ID 83314• ' your: ,V (208) 352-4445. Dead- er/warehouae person. . IBased on experience, in- 7am-9pm 7 days, weld, speak Spanish,^ & Ploasesendcoverlettor SERVICE.SPECIALTY, . . C ■ famlliarrty with sprinklerlor J. with resume to: - Ilnel Until filled. EOE - Must be able to get CDL 1dustrlal/uUi. design & Au- jum7 m sr.ls hsrs •* and It is equipment irrigationI a MVRMC - - IN THIS DIRECTORY and wfliing to travel some. < toCad experience req. sarsot ssis ■•ttoni Find plus. PkAup furnished. & PROFESSIONAL Groafcaroor opportunity. Send resum es to ESS. out wh*f» tfwy are snd M - .Human Resources ACCOUKTANT 'PI»e*duniAfttMhiuangot, In& P.O. Box 178 Rupert, paid vacation after 1st'i9t- POBox 409 Twin Foils ID yocjrcftote*/ Apply In person, intar- I •vsryons whsrs yours wD( yoar. Please sand outline D HR ASSISTANT ) state Batten 412 East- IID 63350 or contact Ken ne 8330343409 (208) Required minimum 2 years of experience & salary .re­r®* 737-2171 EOE. ; 733-0931 land Dr. S. TF. 1at 208-436-3373. quirements to; PO Box _ experience accounting SWITCHBClO A R D 486. Jerome ID 63338. All MEDICAL; Now hiring,7 software. LOTUS. WP or replies confidential. CNA/NA's full & part timena equivalent. Degree In Ac- » « « « « « « «M { c w m o w at Mountain View Carer l countina or related field. OPERATOFOR/ 10. Experience in Human Re- 4 206 Center. CompetKivo wag- y BREAKIFAST& li: : WE OFFERR A LOT I I I es. Excel benefits, cheer­ sources preferred but not RESERVATION)NAGENT ^EDICAUDENT^i o ful working cond, hiringnn required. Salary range- ! OF DOUlJGH IN ^ bonus for CNA's. Come,1 & '28K-34KDOE. Sondre•^ LINE Cl:ooKs Nevoda's nftostpresfigiousHjs ^'Diamond> rated CNABridSTtoTSwIa71? Join our happy family.'* - sLrae: Black Pine Mining. ; I OUR COMMPANY! ; ; | is seeking fu lM t^ N A 's Contact Suzanrie'atAi inc. PO Box 676. Buriey.'■ Codiii PelB Rjsorl Cosino hashi on immediole need for ■ .hotel is currently seekeeklng motivated for tho 6-2 sMft. $8.00 per • ID 83318 EOE 1 hr. May app^y in person. 423-5591. Groviyord Shift BrcDklastIt S line Cooks. Ouollliid ; ' individuals, who ore infereterested in receiving professional training in ithe area of PBX CNA's.a f ^ 'e noodod for oppliccnls must hove a minimuiium of 6 months expenence ■ all shifts, ospectaiiy 11 pm- osaUneCookmiiliighvoliim!m e service restQuront. ] Operator/Reservation Agent.Ag« Training will 7am. Please call 543-3 - IGARAG SALE!I Ing conditlonsjihd benefits ■ indude compoter.operationitions,^telephone and 6401 for IfitBfview. -We oKer excellinl worUn; and arranging hotel, __ TiujwiotjtvtjBakooslL, Including prafil shoring. guest service etiquette, and . MEDICAL - Experienced mliaoilBtollol- aining.'ond entertainmeiiment reservations, od Tm)wrfiiedi For more Inlormoliontoiilodj d t h e : . - 1 i ' medical transcriptlonlst, iDdpragcinloaaaitctpixe! il 'CiMlIvi ond inlirpiltino baqii. ■ ' ^i^iaates < must be ablele toti work a flexible An]tuni)wryiiiJaDclj • ■ O'UIIS Bogtl Boktnr. sn iMoralli pA wtth (A potential. Con Employment IReovlter at \ *toglcV*r.Wi(nloaiftjla tact Arlene 733-3700. ext ■ • son/nsurtni b ontig to At ill AoidbCliaiHwilliiivileiTM,700 pecfk lo bis put in me of Amelia's 1-800^42-3833 exf.[t.6609(Jadci»t)or ■ . ■ «nifg«tkmon Ition(ond wot) ow countin. | | 248. EOE______■ ' KmMyoulmalalfkinnbipi = ------fiw(ji«putiaw’.jpnpaleit]eil)wrptict! Wlmbdla.nyloncci (208) 736-162( We offer excellent benefitseh'ts including phsfit MEDICAL RN full and parT 26 (T«v!n FollsT \■ ' M«ib(oaipingaR

MEDICAL S orub Tech - »•••••••••••• Operating Room (two I • • • • . • • ••••••• Requirements:. Cunent II-ii- !!• ' cense/certlflcatlon. Preferfor O.R.-Sorub experience. Responsibilities; Perform Scrub Tech. duliee, relat­at- I ed tasks and Central Sup­ I S C ar r s a n d f k - u i ply Processing procedur­jr-^ I ' es. FuP-tlme, d a ^ and af­ > 0 ter hours on-call (caii-b•b . r # ackjr. Apply at Cassia Me- _ F r e i n » 1 0 0 “ O i t U p htorial Hospital, 2303 Pafke Ave. Buriey, ID. by Monday, July.10, 1995 ! id C redit • IB ankruptayr • R eposceiM i i e n ' ' S EEO Employer. MF/D/V ...... - ■ " Now hiring CNA'b/NA‘« :R urchaae:Ak .: U sed C ar oar Tjruck T (^a i y z r - z i Offering on-eile classes fdr certification. Compel!- liabliah Y euiir C redit Tedid % ______m night differentials. Applyr .CfllB illlpS tnperMnori^Bt«40 Fner Ave: TWtn F«n« • • WeetWagle Oar* Center. M.- MEDICAUOENTAL. Surgl- . oal Coordinator. LPNr S S B ------reqtAwfc'WHhbfr+espoo— 'Isid e to oHentata p a d l ^ ■to hospital surgery pro*3* .gram, complete surgeryy ssSIB b BSBBKB k charts and prMwtIfy pro­> cedures with'insurance'■* ■ . isSBbS^hH Bi8I m . ' -c o rn ^ Is mmmaa/imaMm requirad. Mutt possess a P i B i p y i g T'' ■ , cheerful^ poslt&e & pro-' m m B m ‘ ftaslonal.altttude. Submn.. - reeutne to TWin Falla Clin*V Wb C^ T a e Hh aSI W BaaBalTCb m I'l^ '^T^‘ lo a HoepKal Shoe-** loifiilSlaH H lJM iP h o n « rT w ln > « ll* . ID . B3301 or call 733-3700 M P i i l ■ . extaw . ATTNrTerrIrl ■Ay»w. E O E .'.:- • " - MEDICAL'A^lSTANTln ' b u ^ ohiropraetio ellhio. B 8 S i ® w l i t r I i l P P M J ^gllTpllf ^ W ri4oo^8^^ t

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. 5 1 6 ^ I - f " 603 I 4 2 13" 301-1 4 S 0 2 -----. 504 i 508 1 j f j= = iF = BURLEY/RUPERT I KIMBERLY/HANSEN I VACATIOH PROPERTY § FFURNISHED I APTS/ I JwsaoppOTTUwnK BUSINESS I^JWHFAtlSHOHE^ I.TWIHFM^HOIIES I DUPLEXES OPPORTUNmES ^IjjO M ES^^ ^TtMESHARESj L * L $147,500. HomeWlh Char- I TRADE; tmmecllate opo>)pen-‘ MISC. OPPORTUNITIEJ • FOR YOUR T Furnished optsuluible Ing for frsmers a concrelicreta Accepting appItaaOonsfi ng acter and 3 bedrooms,. BEAUTIFULLY (RARE OPPORTUNITY, 3 UeCall-Exe*!Ut opportunity TFFi isfor 1984 Mobil food vending on goll couree. ftjlly fum 3 forM, for' or 2 p erso n s, no moBons (foundationsns & an eager p a r ^ of a chichlkl van. Unlimited posslbilliT--Ill-' IV4 baths, family room, FAMILY r e s t o r e d homos on approxlmatoiy. o Ith formal dining with built-inn •O ver 2500 eq tt • on one , I • 4 acres, must soo to op- bdnn, 1 2 bath single lovol smoijing. smc Call 734-0992 flat work). Raf. rog. MeMali w/dlsabillUes to be a nre* es. Factory equlpp^ with ’ Makbyounowmemprlosln on #3 too. Ua dock, dbl — ' raaume to: Atom Daveevei' glor^al parent educatiastion hot case,-refrigeratedad hutch, centra] air, coveredd level. 6 bdrms. 2.5 baths.; this 5 bodrnV2 bath home.predalol $156,OOOforaII. 'F Nico basomont apt., no otjmant, P.O. Box 636:5367. coordinator for Idaho PaPar- case,-10 gal coftoe um.. 65 patio and sprlnJ$100 _____ • (702)753-S864. resources, training & su| dd Ing with 220 wiring. C A aL lot. lust oast of Twin. T23. DonS09-3e2-199q ^ AUP: ..storage. Room to add •Nloebrlekhom e-4: rage a much more. C a ll..- bath, lorge lot on cul-de- — dap. 825-4129. :.porUo.othor-parantiints'.: -espr««sos«tup.Runs«x*-W- _WALT today../l!95r06e._ ‘ _Ko"ly-Bunyon.436-0641. .. (Vhal-are-you-waiUno-lor? ------“ . fadfmsra bath'homor 2 ' ' - sac; 714 Ash South, VAC. v> ACREAGE 2 Ml S -Whal TRADE. If qUallliad,j. *wo Must be able to travel/ei & ceilent ovorythlng.worka. ^ 677-4466, or 1-800-52©-■ $72.900. Con 423-6414. SOLDIERMTN.SM < Plaeo thai clattlllod ad have Immodiato oponirenlng work 60 hrs. per mo..Will W 38K now asking S12,00006 $89,600. Choice of buysll 44 fireplaoss. Buhl. , , 4456, AdHTKROa. today.. , . ■ , . rmin-: —provide training. For moimore or make offer. 734-500303 bedrooms, 3 both?, flre->- •Lovely >3 bdrm. 2Vi bath RESORT. S14.000, ------for cortMtodweldorBrml ] D.R. Curtis Co. . . $17,500. $23,000. Coll — wrlQhts, sheM motol worwork- • Information write: IPUlPUL. T uos-S at 9-3. or 733-3 . place, family room andd - homo lots of storage, fud“ 677-4456, 1 S H I S A basem ent, nice deck, qui- , Vlrg or Rick. 733-6013. ■ 60 4 ' . ef». plpa fHtors & laborerorers. 4696 O verland RoaiDOd, 7926 7:30pm-10!30pm>m garage with opener. : 140Q.62»4466 I FARM/RANCHES/ ' UNFURNISHED ■■ Contact O&L Metal Fab,Fa «478, Boise, ID 8370535 ior Ask for Dave or Mona, Home is as neat as a pinn ot NE location. PRICE . ^^DAIRIES^^ g Inc. 208-226-28722 askai cail342-6684fcf o r I I — and has a park like backk REDUCED TO $110,000. ************** I APTS/DUPLEXES fw Ray or Bob botwoonoen3 application. BEAUTYSALON yard. Full basomont andd •S p o tle s s • 4 bdrm, 2 bath 25 acres, nico 2 bdrm. 1 1|_JJOBIti|HOMESJ I ^ ^ J * L 7 — — Great Location homo has ovor 2200 sq.I. homo daylight basement.' I SUPERB : =-bath, partial basem ent, m 1 & 2 bdrm ap ts, pm & 6 pm weekdays. $335 up 2:— MlSCJ?PPORTpNiTiE! ;_____ H..CALL_WALTJo,day._ beautifully landscaped.< *-^LOCAT10NJ-__ w/outbulldlngs a corraL J7:.73.ex311HolldayRamblor,; a ■------TTWDEfCONSTTUKniamON' Doiivory person noodedS - S S S S i S i - nr95-176. ■ ~yaid.NEIocaUon:------23 shores t>lonH^dd wa- good r c o n d ., now fur- 3ulot uuiei living, cloon tomplox. Laborer neodedifor workwo days por week. Hrs.6 8 to ONLY $57,500 ROBERT JONES; * In RupertI J to r. N /W of J e r o m o . naco/walor F hooter, sot iip rofurtilshod. fO'U dishwasher, In the Twin Falls Burlokl. la. 206-487-2629 riso r KIT. 2 bdrm 2 bath. DOE, 934-88B8 1ea\ resldonco with 6 bod-, ■ * CloootoHos^ J - good cond. Coll aftor 6pm. ----- 2a3.BEDROpM: msg. MISC. OPPORTUNITIE!riES. REALTY RIVER FRONT $13,000\ orollor436-8V44 »m e 734-4334 rooms. 3% baths, formal- 2 Richfield Farrns.213 a _I TOWNHOUSES — Looking for fixed Incon- -dlnlng.2 famllyroomsandd'' * 6 Bedrooms * i • lrom$440. TRUCK DRIVER LonffhaIf haul couple to run small Well FAX * 3 B a th s Z 150 Ac. 2 homos a many 1984 i£ Boywood. 3 bdmi. 2 Sports Card Shop, estab-lb- 2 fireplaces all on ovor bidgs. Terms. ROBIN • ' t Washor a Dryor hookup drivers. 80% of loadsis re- r NV motel. Apt util salar int 4.000 sq. ft. of living I Family room wilh 1 bolh w/ all appls. pricod lo w a turn to Idaho so you’iou're +commisslon. (702)762.ren. (ished 6 yrs. excellent 1 firoplace. formal * . Spring Crook Roollors soile quickly. Call 438-5471 Smoll Sj yard & storage Business location.n. space. Hoat pump, cen­! .YOUR Nopotsi 734-6600 homo ofton. Ctass-A\CDL CE 3232.. . tral oir, covorod patio,^ J diningroom, a * 733-4049 or 324-8778 or436-S623. c ___ ^ & clean driving rocorcord. ____ ■■ ■ 734-0779.______— sprinkling system plus KIMBERLY. 64 acres. 4 24X60 ? Groat Lakos.^ 3rand Bran now 2 bdrni. 4-plox. Call directly 1-800-70•793- ★**★★★*★*★★★•** f s much more. CALL WALT J ^ACAii'tS pSmp. * i extra nico $500 + deposit S686. Idaho Falls. MISC. OPPORTUNITIES*ES* T H E TIM E S-N E W S ? AD bdmi, 2 tuth brick homo. bdrm. ( 2 bath. Tobe oxli ------ATTENTION SINGER)ERS. CURRENTLY HASQ todoy. #84-134. TIMES CLASSIFIED TF water, will soli homo moved. r Coll 543-4847 Call734-0427 Cai lor Into. TRUCK DRIVERS, solo»lo& Don Reed Produc DEPARTMENT. : -* __ ^landscapodl J ovo»‘nga.______Cipa,DIoan 1 bedroom. Qulot- team s. CDL. hazmat,lat, 1 ttons/Startwm Records'L“ ®: THE FOLLOWING0 $147,500. Champagne S a il INDEPENDENT taste? This 4 bedroom, 4 208-734>5538 For salo 1978 Parkwoy mo- nonsmoklng [>on proforrod. yr. -exper.,- DOT-quallflcJIflca- Nashville, holding auc * A GREAT i ation. soiling 65% ol them Fc No pots. $250/mo. $150 tiona, new equip, top'wao- wa' tkjns In Twin Falls forir ca-e JUNIOR ROUTES5 ' bath home has It all. For: : I FAMILY HOME 2 on the yard. Will sen cattle bllot homo. 24X52.3 bdrm. No mal dining, Ig. eat in kitch­I I BUY HOUSES, $30-60K 2 balh, excel cond. Must doposlt. dop Call 734-9263. es for exper. vacationion & reer minded artists &^ sor AVAILABLE ^ J 2700 ♦ SQ. FT. J .■ and equip, os a going < en. ig. m aster bdrmn range. Fixers ok. Save N Operation. 423-5715 . _tbo moved. Coll 438-4168. prom ahaHng, 100% coreom- writers. Can (6t5)ea»-75< Broker fees. 734-9766. . ;ioon i bdrm w/soparato panypakl health & dent!ental: w/bultt-ln drawers & |acuz< . *■ 9159,000 W/D room. Close to * * * -VMN FALLS - zi tub. Family room i ^ l l 3 I MOBILEM Homo, 1983 kit. W/ i o l Edwards Brother |] M OV IN G M U ST SE L L !* * 436-3044 J dbl. wide. 3 bod. 2 both. schools. sc»;' $425 ♦ deposit Ino, (208)523-1382. MISC. OPPORTUNITIE! w/fireplace a wot bar, don,1 .Nice area, now park. ■ a c r e a q e s ^ w t ^ I Coll 733-4330.______------Automotlvo dotailt[Iff; « ! > & av. ' w/bullt'ln desk, plenty ot ' extras. $35,000. Coll Cft" 700 Filer Ave . storage, gas hoat. conlral M aintenance free .homo,; ★ ■' * ' $19.s00buys40ocro Mlchollo > 536:5600 TRUCK DRIVING Wantant to wanted.' Apply 309 Adc rt 3 bdmi. 2 bath, groat back loromo. 2 bdrm. 1% bath be a truck drivor? FREn»EE • son Avo. W. 1:30X thi , 100-400 Pierce St ’ air. covorod pallo w/pipod •' country holro^3lto9, > — apt. WD hook-up. smoll • tt you Itv9 In iH0»9 »nMM - yard w/dock a play area. ' I SCHOLARSHIP FUNDINDS 3;00pm. . " In gas grill, auto sprinkling° Sprinklora. $89.900.2706; . BURLEY 4 bdrm. 3V4 bath pasture B2S-S6170V0 backyard.$400 mo. ____ A «r* Inttnstod In b»- system a many more ■ on a 1 acre lot In Spring- • for truck driving lossor ? 9th Ave. E .T F. 733-2767. $230,000 to $1,200,000 324-7936 .______to those who qualify.*F?of* Pre MISC Sooklng ambllloulous, Ing M Ind»p0 nd0 nt Jun- amenltlos. CALL WALT I dale acres subdivision. ’■ ------Truck Driving Schoahool. outgoing person w/per»erso- forrsufecarr/«r.~P/MW« today. W5-175. Oak kitchen. 3 car ga- scenic parcels in Wood NORTH VIEW MANOR >n as Call 733-0931 txt203 • OWNER CARRY River Valley. 3 sites havo ■ 734-0588.______nalfty for PT position « W/10% DOWN . rage, finished tiasemont M l APTS ; lots ol potonllai. CALL .DJ Party Host tm. o 2 Large Homos a Shop onI Landscaped grounds with 1322 Washington St N. TF — n f weekends, Will train,I mu"m THEVMES-NEWS I JANECRSTEVE. 733-0740 4 213 1 lo t Now roots a paint sprinkler system. $235,0-r #94-470/94-345/94-352. . sic knowledge aplu CURRENTLYHASf GEM $139,500. -0 00. Call 206-678-2317 |wsa0PP0RTt»^11“ Send resume to PO B< r; STATE REALTY. INC. OWNER/AGENT ROBIN ovos. 208-678-2554 days ^ rp. ‘V 2652 TF, ID 83303 ^ THEFOLLOWING I Price varies on beautiful ^ CONDO, 2 b o d .'l bath, ^ 734-0400 Spring Creek Realtors . view, recreation lots at ■ "EXPLOSIVE** ------INDEPENDEHT “ 734-4049 or 324-8776. 1 now carpot. covered park­ ' MISC Taxi drivers for ve • s $95,500. Just listed, nearly '' 5 0 5 ^ I Snake River Canyon at ■ ing, tennis court, avail. EMPLOYMENT CARRIER ROUTES GOGONaWENDeLL Opportunities for theha ' busy season. Must be 2 AVAILABLE new. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, neat« SPECTACULAR . ! Clear Lake. Goillng. fly ■ now, call 733-4330 Hottest Jobs. or older, FT or PT. Ci ^ as a pin. 1446 sq.fL Great fishing lust outside your ■ ^lring■ 726-9351. or 622-4926.26. •HANSeN/KiMBEFLY- yard for kids. JANE OR5 VIEW LOT door. JANE. MINDYOR 4 4bdrm partial brick house, jrF. p New, [ largo 2 bdnn. tri- Call us Today. Now Hirin ------Independent Junior overlooking some of the . for STEVE #95-223. HOMES > STEVE. #93-295. 2i fireplaces. Hoat pump, plox, pn, $525 ♦ dop. Noar FACTORY MISC: Full time emj3loV«loyee Carrier Routes Available, most beautiful country In elec heat Cail 733-6805. CSI. Call Kathy at UQHTLABOR needed on Challls ar. I h a g e r m a n /h o m e s • prolor cash. 764-2722 mobile homo In Village . accosslblo. JNTCHMOUNTAINSTAFFAFF*' coin Jerome. - contracts.Creatlve ELWOOD a EVANS — Rnance.1*600-999-4809m BRICK STUNNER level with 3 bdrms plus . Manufactured homesites West ' S475/mo. No pots. E ' - INQ RESOURCES^ ------, p a rt b s m 't. A sking lown $600,000. Hagerman os- 734-1401 — Remodeled in 1994. Boou- a tate. huge vintage homoI PUD wilh trees, blko path CaU ' 324-8903,______: ' 834 Addison Ave.»• 4 2 1 5 BUDGET SAVER 60’s, Hurry Call Ray. 1 . NEVERAFEE 1 . tiful brick homo with spa- V and caretakers’ cottage.. a horso trails. 1+/-acres. “ TF.New Deluxe. 2 bdrm iRESUUEPREPAn^nON Reduce your IT10, car pymLmt- dous yard, fully fenced In Stocked fishing stream JONES WE-HAUL apts, w/lots ot extras. up to V4. Must be a homo " . NORTHEAST AREA DOSHIER REALTY Usually can move you , ^ back, underground sprln- runs through 11+ acres. 734-2922 Largo kitchens, self- 733-2009 for customl2« ow ner. N ofees.^ ■ klors, 2 car garago. Gas. 4 bdmf. 2 bath, nearly 1800 ANYWHERE 1;,® MISC: Position Openin sq. n. in prime nelghborh- Now country kitchen, cloaning ovons. ico- . •Sus Driver needed for'„5?e tl prof. resume-poy SlottilottOT 1 ^ 2 2 6 -4 9 2 5 furnace, central air. cen­7, n JANE.MINDYOR ^ 1 5 1 for <0 loss than roniing a truck. making rofrlg, D/W. and tral vac and boautlful,[ ood. Noar Sawtooth NoodloadstoCalliaAriz. Bliss School District^c C( m .. Magic Word. 734-6217217 MONEY EXPRESS School. 2 car garage,i. STEVE. #95-213. COMMERCIAL ' oak cabinets, walk-ln Required. Starting Augu Q firoplace. New floor cov- FREEESTTMATES dosots, So utility dosets, AC,. ——" RNANCIAL SERVICES h fenced yd. covered palloh ^ P R O P E R T Y J CALL 324-3490 1 “] 23,1995 through May2ay 24, ProfesaJonal reiumes2** We specialize in real estate... orlngs and much, much a large docks. Handi­ ntact Cindy at 733-1606 ?“ morel Must seol Call Bobh a deck olf dining area. COUUERCIAL T 1996. Please conta \___ & personal loons. Poor J; heat. All for $89,900. Spacious 6 bdm), 2V4 balh, capped cai units avallablo. Michele Faulkner, CleiClerk, - ■ — ^ credit's banknjptcy. OKI Hutchison. Only $64,000. • 3.000 sq, ft building country living close to $475./mo. $4^ Call 733-6669 at 352-4446 for appiica • Downtown Buhl , 4 ^ 2 1 8 Great rateai Looaliy ? GEM~ town. S950.00 por mo. TF ^ SHARP, 3 bdmi. 2 bath. - on. EOE ■ ■ STATE REALTY. INC. • $49,000 plus dop. 734-4120. ____ I jjousekeepinoIQ ownedi (208)736-0033 ELEGANT r BARKER - J $ 7 6 0 /m o . ♦ d e p . NO I!: ALPINi 3 bdrnt. tri-level 1V4 bath .734-0400 MISC. OPPORTUNiTIE liring NEED MONEY? . - Call S43-4371 TF Tl HOME. 4 bdrm, 3 bath. PETS, PE rof.roq. 734-1349 Rnlsh T raiim a Rapicep'id^ HOUSEKEEPING. HIrii REALTY homo. Surrounded by aepe- ' Real Estato Loons pine trees. Located ath A********-*-***** $750 ♦dop., first and Iasi, TF 2 ■ bdrm townhouso, growing furniture man 1350 1st, 2nd and oquity 734-3373 Z JEROME By owner, beau-) Nice commordal property rof.roq. ; Avallablo 'L: facturo will train deponMnd* W eston Plaza 13! t) CALLTOLLFREE 1166 Parkway Dr. LargeX tlhjlly maintained homo In , ot 1409 KImborly Rd, ! $450/mo + dop. NO PETS g, Blue Lakes BlvdN. (interest as low as 8.5%) ------P a tio . d b U a r - g a r a ^ . . _7/gi/95.-^-4330. -734-4120 ------able person in 8kll[.orn Bankmptcy OK 1-800-473-3446 .... - ‘ nice location, close to J----- good for variety of busin- d nlture finishing for swii Poor Crodit OK , schools. 3 bdnn. 1 bath. ' ossos. Call 825-5336 of- TF3bdr. jl 2blhhomo;2cdr TF 2 bdr 2 bath, garage ' shift. CompetTtlve saia , II dutlflad ndvenltlno dlrtntn Ing pad. Only $95,90C.,*■ 'firopiaco78howTi-by-:r to r 1 pm osk for M rs. garago. , $700/mo. S700 'Lw/oponor. ; sprinkler, no DebtConsolklationOK.z exW.iombor»wooWlnv®r«tm Call Ray. and benoflts. Apply In p< Idaho Co. 800-454-2645. 1 appolntmont 324-2456. - Anderson. C dop. i No pots. Drive by pots,. q. 1 yr loase. $535 * son call for ajspt. (20 ILCall73W»31. 179 El Camlno, thon coll deposit S., 734-6169. 788-3187 ask tor Don.P i r s iB . SABALA J Prime Ofc. BIdg. Lg. Prkg. 734-4504______. Quiet Hagerman Lodrtlon Lot. Good Incomo. Now _ UNFURNISHED APT/DUP. ' '-MiSC.OPPORTUNITiETiES- I REALTY 3 bdrm. 2 balh, attached Rool a Corpots. Handl- TFti 3-4 bdrm dpIx.. oppl. Two Vwo shared bath studios, Building material s uip^ler ^ l I Bi|}[|]i|*|[il|l 733:4321 garage, seporato shop, cap approved. Excellent $575. ■ Sandra 324-6752, 17. $180-$210. 734-3930 seeks yard person. Foi 24x26'. $74,000. toms. $229,000. ROBIN- 324-6652 ; No pets/smokIng or 423-5670. Jack or Wllj liftrdellvety truck expe REAL ESTATE LOANS Tt: - For malt by ownan. T tie J.. onlylll L —' once & budding materiia 4 ------301------TF shop with 2 bdrm opt, onl •Poor credit history 4-5 bdrm. 2 bath, all brfekj.- Wright Realty Co. $400 a mo -»S200 dop. knowledge necessarsary. I BUSINESS •Bankniptcy & foreclosures This Immaculate home •PaybMedoneroorloncfence. ' 8 3 7 -4 7 0 0 rots. Call 734-6916. 4 605 ” •Debt consolidation loans has many recent improve- ■ r OOMSjFOR^RENT____ _ ------—C«ti733-1120.EO£— ____ •Pwchases & refinancesf f l |- m e n t s a m a n y l i n e INGORSELUNG7 WENDELL w Cory, Sbdrmr ~ MPAYPHONE ROinEl ^ EQUAL HOUSING!____ BmoniUos.Such.aa AC._. ------—MISC. OPBORTUNITiETIES- -•* |^ite#forsaIe------1 1.80(Wfr6560 ' ^OPPOHTUNITY- _Flroploca..nlcoyardjhDp. ei7!S175mo-l8l/laat.-utll8incC.------______Jlelpjtaftted,i‘]\ F gas hoat/wator, covered WEAPPLY RretJastdop. 837-6307. Nonc sm oking/drlnklng. r. PT we^potantlaL Al tNl etialii adwStitwltMM*J • -patlorfenced-backyard;— « sales associates. Swti Cali 6Q0-206-S300. 24IE hi S f 3 0 4 HANSEN A109 2 bdrm," -FomalorCaH734=7342.— ------ehitts, graveyard S new windows, a more. WT I INVESTMENTS-— : Only $99,500, 733-0014 L D E N R U m -1 ; 'A bath, family room, MOTEL uq- $95 wk. $375 mo. . - * ' evonlng.-Appt>Un persi«rson $$PAYPHONE ROUTEITES» lo BiKsrtlso 'any pralm nco wood stovo, 30x35'hoot- uc 01^ S. . Local sHos for salee------GasollnB-gcos-LMN.-Onco- fcrtafcncritartrtBfcnbBtxricnn tor appL OT33fl Wllmora Indudos all. 736-1988 - 1 . A V .9 ______i ^ T H E G O L I edshop'.'SOOO. — d eK . $2000 week potential.ial___ In a-lltetJme opportunlty. nco. cder. CO. hardop. ELWOOD a EVANS 2 2 veryv« doon, alt utilliles In- _ 220 Broadway N; - Cali eOO-206-6^, 24 hi b n * l suao. crnafcnat cxV^ . JEROME Modern 3 room D . .aweoktypublicafloiationa and commercial printing 208-734-6727 E ■ TNs fwwpapor.wl not tnnKkitfy -cottage, wajor, refrig, microwavo a rofrig. - ‘ Mon-Fri/no weeveekenda / late evenings. *9 acc«pt tuvadvMllting ler roalSi I B U H L^LEB ,-rwove^(8nod,‘.Ctoy Can 324-6338. ■ ___ ' • « . Salary plus beneflilefhs ^ ImANO^SERVI^ Inlormod lhat.an dwaainsa•• . Country hom e 1994 M ar-.. ^ adrtrfjodhWi newspaper aro .’-K■ K1M6ERLY. Apt for r7nt PrhPrivate entrance, CLEAN J - S^^iwsumiim e to Utt H om e N ew i I CASH FOR COLLEGE rnU M on an oqnl cnntjnay3 lette manufactured home •736-0042.______jjtiutil.-fnd. $190 734-5463. i?0 Box 1 3 3 0 . ___ __ FREE Report Reveals *9 2 on 1 acre w/ 1 additional - i Valley fiomo Idcaied'on' ____^ ■...... RO «— taslLToan^dcteMvftn TF Boautlful oxocutlvo RcRooms for rent $45 wk." - i - • Mthlointotne; Idaho 83647 .. ’• New Ways To Beal The caiH U O Tol^al t-800<69-9. acre available. 2241 E. IS. 2-1/2 baths on 1‘lever. T High Cost Of Collegel' 9777. Tho ToO-lree lolophonsIS 3775N.,S. ofFller, 3^ SCENIC HAOERMANoak V. kltclw a w ^ around homo NE Twin Falls. Lg 3 , ,i 625-5733 * 734-3540 (200)507.-3331. bdrm, 2 balh, formal IMng ...... ' ^0e)M7-920S • . Call 800496-7406 ..... tuitvkrhohoaringkipsMbb bdrm . 2 bath, split plan^" 1acre with 3 bedroom s.: anytinw 24 hrs/day to get I t-eC09Z7-a275. 1! asking $95,000.32649423 Baautilui bftek'extertor. om.oal 2 bath (lome located In aifamlly rm, dbl garago, ^ 606 ------decki $166,000. #GH-103 fenced yd. No smoking, P_MOBILEHOMES-| ■ ------______your FB K copy of th e _ rge great roohi with lots of -N ■ o -p e te . Ral req;=S69S= k •reportoollegeahope..: ^ BRAND NEW 3 bedroom.jB-and-fenced "tTactryardr _ you never seel cui-de-sao featuring large . mo. 7 3 4 .3 3 7 3 or 423- "JEROME. 2 bdrm. mobDe. ■ i NBBO A BIQ H . PiyAHedlhBeacflU' - 4 3 3 4 ! FU R N ISH ED A P T S / . C • - T w w . .■■.•••: ■ -i I DdvPi> DUPLBCES 1 . I PoiilioMopeafall * V T 3 4 - < ' omcES-' -■ KIMBERLY 1 bdrm apt. •$190 upTSfM^r.'.. \ 'i gOO-548-9^.^ ...... 1 . ® ^ * ■ f v 1061 BftMLalwsBM. : I newly rem odsltd. $300 —

' 'IBB • ■ m & m ITZ— 1 ...... ■ ' r • 'ii— . — i. . . ------C ^ “Tmoa-Now*^Twfn-Foi-Folls.-ldaho--— W o d n ^ y .JJuly4-1995 u l ------Real Estitate/Rent-fFarmer'S; Mi/lket-Misceellaneous i t i " L f uS!]" I 4 7 0 4 ^ n I 4 7 1 2 * 'v - i] j ,w811~ I | f a r m > ^ c h i n e r yJ1 |pouaBYiRAB6n^J I FUflNfTHREt CARPET i B F S I I■ ^ s s ^& S E R ^ Mitchell pit pump, used foror . $$OSTplCH$$ Twin Bods.'Mattrew & box ^ g p d lagoon pump, power takeke Chicks available now springs. Can be bunked: ] -, 0 (1. or you con put motor;or Cradle Acros Ostrich Farms» $200.324-4100.______\ CtO . 208-536-5460 . on It. Pressure up lo 1000 - Twin size plltow-top mat- ■ 1^ Space for rent II Jbs. per oq. inch. Like*0 —1 . tress & box springs, still — - new. 636-5520...... g - 7 1 3 ------‘ - p 1a ffll0 7 r T 2 S .-C «rir‘ Lo.cation...... ------NH 912-Swather JD 216 |SHEE^&Q0A^J 734-8881____ V HONEY B(PfiESS y S p a c e - . .J3alor.324-3543______^^ Rog-NublanBuck&.Does..I- -Walnut king slze-bdrm sot.- z:_ _ .... - •Quality i I, •“ dresser. mlrror.-armoire,—S '- iThomsftBackhofl Service; wrspicaizalnraalsaalii — TRaS NHcomtjlnoTno en­,n. Hf-produclngbloodllnes, SOUTHERN IDAHO •Competietitive flafes. IB. $100 up. 702-763-3294 2 night stands & posterit Sefvliw Paul 10 Gooding & personal loans. Poor gine, sell ail or parts, ” FENeES! BUILOING & REPAIR „ J bod. $675.733-4605. -F^ndaUons- c re d its bankruptcy, O.K.I- ■ many now parts. Also Ul-JI* Mo motlar how you spend Waler L ines-P onds-E tc.c. Painting. Roofing. Siding, » "•Availabkble Immediately llston bean combine, willwill your doyi. datslllad fUs HEAHTWOOOCONSmUCTlON Great ratesi Locally 825-4237. Jim ♦ 825-5414 Vurel Decks. Fences & take cosh or trado for'or : your busy schodulv. ^ i ^ 812 ” ■ • F re e E stim a te s RBmod^^of^W^ITypes. j ow n td i (206)736-0033 C o n t a c t JO, clatsKlod's tim e-iavlns' 733-9649 ♦ 21 at the tone irl tr\jck or PU bf oqual value, B I HEATING & ® Local: 733-9063 Margo L Muegerl dlfoctory ol poodi and *«- 1 ■' ------— ec L _ 734-3676 1 .l^ a g g N D g T O N lN O _ ~ i.ao(kZ33-9oe3 . -32>^Ba32A32fe5^_ B ------:— P r o p e rt y ^ M a n a g e i-______L f e s e . 1 . ■ ^ vtaatowotltfw-yotnoctey.— S'& R ConHtractton~ 1223 Lynwood Mal^all i TRACTOR: 1984 J.^ ■I ' 1020. gas tractor, 45HP, AC*Wlndow mount. $450>0 Need a backhoe? p FENCE PRO: Remodeling? NORTHWESTCOLORS . ‘ Twin Falls. Idaho'S0 8 3 3 0 1 New $225.734-4461. N e e d a d u m p tn jc k ? ■ JD loader, box scroper. edi Fences, Decks. Awnings,. New Construction? _ 7 3 6 - 1 8 5 7 ■ . 5ft mower. Excel, cond. " Dependable AE^encedl D on't let your h o u se fade T 985S-. 1200 E., Eden.n W a build & repair All k in d s o f co n tra ctin g . l»c ------) $10,995. Call 673-5316. 4 :.inthejum m ersun.;:- ” "813 1.•• Call us at 825-54165 - - -all types of fences.------^ s o d e c k s & . : I l A U C n O N S j Work guaranteed. lavmsheds prProtectJtwHhahewcoat — 1~ Wanted M F860orM F760'60 R o n H a m e y 7 3 3 -6 3 8 0 607 701 Qreycabcomt)lne, Hunt Brothers Auction Freefetlmates. . of paint Free Estimate's.: 587-9131. OFFICE & 165 Eastland, Twin Falls Call 324-8598 " TW»y«arwOll>oourbo#tlU«»JS- — ------I Ward’s Home RETAILSPACE -n 734-2548. . g.^, aiiMlflod.733-0931. Wo can moot all your . CERtlRED STEEL Construction, 1992 Charmac 18'X6Vi auction noods to Indudo 4 2 3 -4 4 9 0 o r Stock trailer w/tack roor = ; I A N T IQ U ^ & Claude’s Pro Painting-' PRIME OFFICE spaci I COLLECTIBLES estates at your homo.° BUILDINGS' 1-600«47-4ig0. r n n i 10 head Longborn COW i ^ 7 0 5 ^ LowOTt bid In town. Lynwood aroo. ror I FARM & RANCH ^ going out of buislnoss atIt Metal Buildings & Roofs I toolM eortoo 8ma)L20yfs ) w/calves, 324-7292 nogolloblo. 734-53B0 ------I S U PPU ES ^ 1909-S St. Qauden. $2050 your fadllty, & inventoryy ♦ Oarage ♦ Workshop exper. Free estimaies. Highest H quality. Exterior ^ gold coin. Jem BU. $576. SO lir^t call Holstein holf- hoi reductions al your placee ♦ Carport ♦ RV Slorage Call Ward brbrush, roll, o r spray. A lso : TF 2100 sq ft modern 0 lives 1981 Gloanor Ns grainaln 734-8003 ■ of business, or as always ♦M achine Shop Dfs flco, w/4 privnto olJIcoilicos. ers. milking & baby colvi 7 3 4 - 6 2 9 4 ^ oiling roofsj all woric , ' Upon 536-6666no Sat combine, 24’ header, 7 at our place - ♦ Horse Bams ♦ Loafing Sheds socrolary staUon. bull p« ------good condition, $18,500. Blackor*B used appliances W»d.6ptn!SaL11am. Guaranteed. Local refs. for sale. Call 733-1804. n ' COMPLETE INSTALLATION10 Old World Flooring > H o m e R e p a i rs ^ ai*oa. * rocoption roon““ T ' Black bull, epprox. 15C1500 1981 Gloanor L2 grain L. Where consignments are Artlatry FREE Estlmatesl Contact Craig at 79.^^5'** |bs+. 27 mo old. $950.50-0 combine, 16'header, -1 always welcome. Custom Design/low Prices o r All Kinds 0400. or7M-27Q0,- Antique Auction 1st 100%Flnandna«5Yrs.Exp.leds Hardwood Installation C A L L ththroughout MagteValleyl ____ fferArade. 366-7585 msiTisg. good condition, $11,500.loo! 4 “ 2 ION Finishing & Reflnishing ------977 International 1088,88, I APPLIANCES____ Wed, ol Each month. ^ 7 3 6 - 6 5 4 8 Date R obinson C A U 73 3 -2 7 3 5 ' TFSho_p/Otnc*$eOOm( Bulls for lease. ces Painting (inside & outj new engine, exc. condl-idl- Call Anytime I 7 3 4 - 2 9 3 9 Soa ®240eihAvoW . Al background! 543-837:2 I L lion. $11,000. LockwoodDOd Kenmore washer & dryer, ixp. P e te B u tto n 733^0081 or 734-1236 lar- $350.825-5142. 4 81S I 7 3 4 -5 9 7 2 -----r For salelll 4400 2 row potato har- - I^^NAQARDEI^ JEROME Offlcos lor ror Holstein Springer HolfenKoro veslor. now blower, good^ Used Woshor& Dryer. I RayaSon^netrvetJonm $175, $275, and S37! Wonted 500-lb open,n condition. Call 436-9195 $150 each. 736-2426 WwoOoflWiyCouirts ■ uUla Inciu. Call 423-531 _ RDTOTILUNG 1 Addiiiofts, remodeling, PROFESSIONAL Holstein helferSv^ 4) 1750 bushel gmnaries, Largo or small gardens, ipaco 543-6373. 1^; Wanted dead or alive. 'V TWIN FALLS • custom dedo, patios, ROORNQftCOAtlNOS TF Attractive office 8pa< ____ $700 each. 2) 5000 bush-S TVs. VCR’s, & Appls. lawns, lots. Free estlmat- PLAN ROOM 25 years experlenc8,reBable. 7 for loQso. Ideal locatio j el granaries $1000 each. es. 733-6789, Bruce. , . 733-7221 or326-5857 n ii"- HORSE AUCTION ;Q6; TV Doctor. 734-9188 _ Jobs to bid for Generals.^ M & M Construction FfeelSnates. ' Commercial, r industrial, o*z accosa, 2 officc Bko Gold Supremo ClaQIas. To bo moved. Call 686- wAvaliing room. Conta >aint' 7540 evos,______While Konmoro refrig, ex- -1 R em odels & Repairs g. . 733-5369 „residential. Buildup roofs. . ’"i®“ sict Q uarter and Pol Lsaksrspalr^ln24his. Eric F Jones 736-717812__ __horse solo. Saturday. Ji n« celleni condition, $175 |es I In-, Fonco post, rails, gateaj« IjAZAAHSaCRA^H -$75.734-5905 days. Light construction. ■ tio bv eluding many broke gelgeld- posts, house logs, fire- =; Mobile Lube-N-Tune ' - Remodeling, Painting M dudes alt utitltes. Stop' I T re a t’s C o n c re te C o n sL at SOB Shoshone St or Inss, ranch pleasure, .pt per- wood g reen split. Cell'ell AM Espressos Gift Shoppe Q uality C a r C a re Also Uwn Care " formance. youth, rop'Ope, Stan Johnson Loggingg & has space available forK 4 817 I I Concrete work of ail types, call 734-9969______ell I m I S C F O R S A I ^ th a t c o m e s to youl 4 2 3 -4 2 9 6 o r 4 2 0 -7 0 7 9 JOHfTSSHARPBIIHGSERVICEj J( ------etc., several qOallty marnares Rrewood 788-3156. Country Crafters to aell t J ~ ,0il Changes. Radiatortn e Foundations & excavation T F In th o o ld P a ris bulldlrllding, and young stock with o — homemade craft Items “} al 1 yrold,26*colorTV$19o'M Servlce^.t^ryTestlng■ . for manufactured homes. I.OOO-S.OOOsqftofrenrental or and brooding galorilore. Late model JD 105 . their new store located at . carbide .® . 413* color TV/VCR com- FREE ESTIMATES u SECURITY BUILDING . it. hoiheat. 1(801)286-2281 , combine, excel, cond,, 1330 Addison Avo E For" bo$190.VCRpla«r aipper sharpening & repair. . ------324-2266 or 324-6757 423-4524 or 733-3923 Goo Info colt 734-5003 or $100Exceicond733-4728'23 ^ MAINTENANCE 141 Bracken S t S. Newborn beef X calvoJvos, — — - 1 come by store Tuos-Frl man 733-2049______------find/contract 352-1167 20 y e a is experience! 73440507; * 1-800471-4050 I 7 0 8 ^ 9-3 ask for Mona. - 19* GE color TV, excel.;0l; ALAN'S OensraJCsrpentry TF E ast Twin Fallsr loc = cond. cable ready. Call W&WCONSTHUCTION Carpentry, remodeling. t rent Started Jersey calves19 ffor I HAY,-GRAIN Remodels • New tion, modem facility, re 734-2987.______• constnjctlon • Specialty 5 0 YEARS IN AREA e home repairs, paintfng, M I J M J J i J M 1 or more prhrnto office'i n S sale. Call 734-3474. • 4 804 — [ b UIIDIMG MATERIALS ice. dedi8'.palios, patio covers, Itry Concrete to trailer roofingfe n c e s & de ck s. 326-5144 I Contact Craig at 73 W ANTED-Herd mllkitIking i9t cutting of hay for sale. ^ 2 sots of bunk beds, choice. ^ $50. Cell 734-2613. carports. sheds-'Smail ' - Decks & remodeling 0400, Of 733-2700. _____ cows & Holstein SpringInger good quality, $65 or $555®® Fonclng-alll'ypos- 'T7 jobs & repairs. CALL FOR FREE ESnUATES I REST EASY 1 TF Offlca retail space,J 5069 heifers, wUI poy top pricprice. porton.536-5856. ___ i»mpeliUve, 537-6525 be->®* 2 3 ' RCA colored TV. 10 Tom Harris. 324-22J2250 ~ ,mo fore lOam-JIm Wells 7 3 4 -3 2 4 4 ere. 7 3 3 -0 3 8 5 I - Hate Shopping? . I sq. ft., S275 per mo. I lys. 200 ton new hay, some m os. old.& RCA VCR. .dudos utllKios. Also! 12i1200 eves or 731-2250 days. ~ Qpll 733-8^5. . * I'll take the hasSfa > — rain, no rain. Call 543-•43* Garage doors w/compono- outofyourdayl Grocery sqft..$765/mo.avall.8- WEINED Holstein hoitferilfers 6674 or 543-6510 eves. rr, TURNIPSEED ' McGinnis IndustrisI nts 12x15'wood $15050 4 cylinder Perkins diesel or any occasloni Campus Commons She5 " ° ^ tor sale. Call after 6 p.i .Bid 1 6 x18 flborgloss $100,’0. engine, $1500/offer. CONSTRUCTION W elding. Fabrication ping Center. Call^"33- 73 S37-6824______' 300 Tons, alfalfa. orcharC :aii Remodeling, decks,— DELIVERED Call m « ® 733-8978. , 636 4 10 am to 6 pm. ------& bormo hay,- Big rounc,^d .734-4461.______Popsl bottle machine. Call > Sand & gravel topsoll ~ 733-2855. roofing tiles & additions 24 hour p o r t i ^ service. ------1 bales. Noraln. 467-2011011. g ___ •i for driveways, 1 7 0 3 - — . —ucensed&lnsured,------Reasohabio rates------g ------6 0 8 ------7 C A flPO ffr 30'X28'. Has s. parking lots, etc. Rrst cutting alfalfa hay ^ I c o m m i Sn ^ a t i o n S T E V E 3 2 4 -9 2 1 0 Shawn or Debbie 733^X03 I COMMERCIAL :ES ton: 326-4292. Koof ' walls &. motel covered Dns. . Gravel Sales J roof. Best offer. 543-5377.177. 1 PROPERTY trying. 12Ton left. ° d : _1_N0RTHWEST ■ TREE SERVICE ) COMPANY. INC. o 1 ton stacking & haulliullng. Rrst cutting dry cow hay ^ 733-1234 . OmCE-SHOP., ‘> 326-4141, or 420-414!142. Qood quality. $65./Toirron -tom, base, 5 programme ■ WAREHOUSE ' ble radios, 3 portaWo £ ra FAX I Tony's Landscaping. Pmn-i. o r w h e r e v e r ------dk3S. & olher mlsc rolatec C O U N TR Y C LE A N E R ? SHOP - On 1 - 5 Acrej All ground work, chopplip p l^ ------r Ing, trimming, new lawn FREE ESTIMATES Fencod. Zoned M-2, *or. Horso hoy mix. CallII items. Also 4) 800 MEC W a’de a n here. W0 d e an 1-2. threshing,+ock pickoi , sprinklers, spring deanups5 7 3 3 -9 3 1 8 Boctrlc Heat. swath, bale, stack, loacoader. 543-6373 mobile phenes. Cali YOUR there, we de an everywhers & d e an lots. 15 yrs. exper. , ■ '2-12x14 Doors.». taicks. manure haul — 7 3 3 ^ ------Resldenllal, detailing, - D<REE SERVICE 6886. - II you're buying or seljlni Wedowhstyoucanl. ' • ■■ soxeo" Building3 Randy Weaver. 543-681 offices. Reasonable rates. WORK OF ART Sen/Ing ail Magic Lease or Buy I — luy, call your hay brokei =i AD Free E s t 734-3322. SH-104 Cu$tom S¥nttilngig EdBorwhi-soo-Toa-seetS' i-----5Si “ t im e s c l a s s if ie= d 0 refs, avail. 734-8728 Home repair; Electrical, Valley & wood River Multi-crop h»»d»r — I^COMPUTE^^«J DEPARTMENT plumbing, light carpentry, areas. 733-4110. Local jte7e9; Wonted 2 or 3 suing bole tes. panting y{^&buUd1ng 536-5185 Insured. Nearly now -3600 sq. Ift. . Shane Stulzmon. 543-61 )ton. 286 computer. $200. 381 -■ of poo straw, 200-300 tor 208-734-5538 3 clean-up. LAWN PRO Fully Insulated. Explos!' ^ w/VGA.^00.733-9444 Mowing & Trim m ing Forr Proof lighting & dust pn Custom Hayln<^ 1 326-4266 ______7 3 3 -0 9 6 6 dSSS Swothlng. baling. stadJ TZ Heavy duty drill press ■ Sm all & L arge U w n s . 1995 366/25 4mb RAM 80ml outlets, 2 overhead omd « ' 2 stringorJfon6a/ftaia^' 1200.ton 1st cutting, 199 $ 175. Lg m oney safe i B rand N ew Equip. NATHAN'S handicap bathroom. , ■ alfalfa hay crop, no rain,iln,1 HOeSVQAMonltor. Col $250. 733-9444 COMPUTER HOi^EY DO, INC.III Tree Trimming & Topping. Call for more infomialloationl Call 543-6049.:_____ton bales. 208-495-239i2397 orPrinter.$750.736-87V Free Estimates ^ -T COUNTRY CLUB N o J o b to o sm all 423-6 3 6 2 o r 42& 6362 Hedge Trimming & ______SH-140 = Log Cabin p k g f 10 fi45S . U p o fa d 0..CD,memory ^ .. . .Wanted.foodor/dairy_qu.quoll-^. Call DEWEY TUBBS — RemovaLFree.Estimates. a 'ty hay in windrow or st£stock, g 7 0 9 “ 810 “ 24'x32'with 8' porch roof. Support, service, trade IT1‘ -----I HALLOWS 7* Swedish cope, saddle IB 734-6271 . 7 3 4 -1 1 5 7 REALTY Will custom bolo, stastack. I ^ ^ ^ ^ h o R S E ^ ^ ^ R R E W O O D^ ^ notch logs 2Ve*T&G roc Software membership! ory. ~— s Alpine Landscaping ' ■ . 734^4334 haul. 631-5188. I or decking. Plans, video, id 7 3 3 -0 0 2 5 3 ------: ------, ' 4yr. gelding, 14 handcnda,* Firewood: Hard wood o lio L o ca te d a c r o s s th e s3 trde.' « L,awn Sprinkler SyBteipce Spring dean-up, rototilllng, 9ntie, pine. 733-9318______, & other sizes available. f*. . , 609 ~ ^n ^ 7 0 4 ^ epprox. 40 rides, gentii — 307-684-2445. b y C om p u ter W arthipl ' Vinyl Home Siding }5 mowing, power raidng, '■ TREE S-TUMP I CONDO RENTALAL/ |fARMJW CH^lERY $BM. 934-5749 — Scrap wood'for sale. WeW' — - • Insiired. Free EstimatesM shfubb^.sprinWer. , GRINDING & REMOVAL oold- deliver $150 AC Houstoiitcn MISC18hpEvlnrudeeioci itreet KEN'S Handyman Sewice3 e v e n ts . All yard care ■jTTMESHARE LL o a . 5 yoaf P®''" B®'* 3. Free Estimates 2 20' self unloa^er I.L!* A l ing, lots of color;^'ancanch .Taiss Co. 324-8787. all controls. $650: Yeshlishl- t 326-5636 or 326-50459 needs. Free eft 734-7698. j Time share, 1 wk. 2 bdibdrm. tato bods, 1 olec., > broke, roped ofl of,-mbo. specialize In chronicn?c 4 room set W/buflet423^iSS Debris Removal STORAGE/ ZT land Dr. #109 Sell Lak HeaUng/AIr Conditioning______7 3 4 -7 3 3 4 (208) 734-2742 NT At ~ -S62:920i-gt43Jz1^Q^ _tamporafy,fooLcIl8orderrders. .. china cablnot.jivhtte.w/. ------(208) 7 3 3 -3 1 2 3 ------^------~WAHEHOUSE RENT/ ------Hoad farrier for West T st TX vrood trim, like new, $40(gfe- -cnyvrB4n7 ■ Refrigeration — R & H Construction Commercial & 645 B Flat Allis fro n t« 4 ^ . Call 324-724S. _ _ Used washer & dryerr tofe r Remodels & Repairs • _ f u l l c ir c l e /s p r in Rl e r?S s ^ • ^AUuSlSWRAa^ loadsr.^sr. « 11Y0M u l ' R e s id e n tia l NOW OPEN Ind solo. Best offer over $25( Decks ♦ sw in g -D o o rs — (208)-73»«548—■ Servicing new& okI R&RTREE SERVICE Com es with 3 cusuy** son ® c an y o n . TXX f(for Complete living rm sot. Im Nordic Track-best offe Shoshona •bucket Now cuttinglodge, od over 6 yra. ForrosI) s l & douch. 2 chairs {1 rockt .Windows. THs Sotting ■ s ^ m s , converskjns. • Trims, rem oval. Also ' ' For moro Info & 1 stationery) & en,n d 734-0298 afier 6 pm.____ Painting & Carpet Qeanlnrs • ___ _ Ing ^ ^ n d li^ .i|F i^ C8ll(20S) 866-2042 day«lav* or front tires, 90% new, r Michele.324-9186.. _ a " tires 80% caps. Nownv up- — — table. Great shape $171 . WANTED: Used golf balball. 423-5664 cr 733:9331 anytlniors {206)686-2873 even^ ” dated drfvellne. newivradi- n Horses: Bougm, solddand ar Call 736-0318. _ Call 432-6697______3 2 4 -7 6 5 3 o r 4 2 0 -6 0 316 6 in Magic Valley 324<}667 »good traded. Call 733-6055 IC ator, machine is In gi ^ — Couches, coffee table, co — MVC 733-9446 or800-876-8^ SHOSHONEb T ne Operating condition. W anted to buy used ca; Hydroseedlng.landscapinivS PERSpNALCARE ALPINE MINI-STORAC riding, ner tables, mtcrowavi I MR. GREEN ^ 0 ^ will deliv er. $23,01 ‘''®' pet. neutral colors, usef /2 sprinkler,syrterra, (enow^ HOSPICE CARE , T he Yard C are Servicem an ^Now renting 5x10.10x1'“ 'O ' 208-679-6550 ""ssiSii'aAranW -s Uke new 733-4164.___ Tawn edger 4 use 00 ' decorative colored concrst^ HOME CARE 8 Mow-Trtm-Rototiil-Repairtir ulu iS lM iU i 10x20 units. ------horse. $1500,734-8042121L- For'saleKlngelzebodrooi3om mulcher. Call 837-9000. — SAVE 10-30%>ping, M e d lc a r e A l^ c a id For more Info contad Forsale1949 8NFordti ’ - RATHER HAVEAN'-A” , Hadben Realty 886-22^2289 tor & rear blade,^OMd' gc Standing ot stud -COME'MET- .set, $350, couch, $101i?2’ Watbarw/CoolerSSstool:j^ .' over most contractors,icas, Certified/Bonded . gJSSira Lflym black & white Tobiar)iano rocking redlner. ond t . Rne cond. Call 423^493: crsts, 734-0600 Twin Fails W EC A NH ELP ------paint & rubber. 436-62 rIFox bles& 'otherm ls( !E FREEESniSSla 1 STORAGE stallion. Reg Missouri F< '% 436-6566 Mlnl-Cassla •*Quarant»ed'Moiii\g» UP TO 3000 SO FT. Heath 6 row bean cutter,cut Trotter, Has H all • confcanfor- 543-5092. White sldexslde refridgidga. irs. • M A G IC VA LL E Y CENTS«QFT.2NDA b ean motion, color, natural ga r ; r • $175.. Whlte elec. stoj Lockwood 8 row bt ® Full size plll0w .t0 D ms LookQnAAllttwUim STAFRNQ SERVICE NORTH, TF. ELEVATjATOR windrower. S43-S72121 great dbpc»ltk>n&stao( , 1- $75. Compound bow^ $71 Permanent eyeliner. " Call Jim s t 7 ^ 7 3 — ^ 16 hands. Stud fee. *300$30 tr e s s & box » r ln oUMetal .J offtee desk wAw> - S E R V IC E IN C . ------14 ROLL UP DOORS. plastic, $160.7 j ^ 1 . I . CUSTOM ' ROBIN Heston 8400 swather.. 734-6267 or 733-6493. L L . den top, 2 PCS. $160. C( — ROTOTILUNQ - -8778 • stereo. $21,000. N H t -734-4049 OR 324-87: HUe-a-bed. Orest cond.)d., after noon 736-7631.____ Skin Pigmentation ter. M iySTfTV innTil , 5' tiUer m ounted o n tractorlor' IHNOVATWETUTORIMQ " — bale wagon, 460) FFord Trailer & HorseshOeir used10mos.$285/offe aselH -equip, can 32»4e3t._-_ ^ • =— I I2 0 B )1 W 1 0 4o r. 48'weedrotocuttet* ------6 1 1 - ~ \ ^ = - -Oall-Amyet^?33-70Qa.18----- a ------818 ------CaltM inn^^^gmaaat- ____WHfTEHEART-~ 3 h^’ • IDAHO HOME ^MRMSFOFmEN -BeTarus-825'4 wdr' , “■ 'HuntBrStheS'Au'*^^on~ IW»CALWTRU|l^ * KATK. hrs. like 1^ . $16000,K)b-JD...... Boarding. trBlning, I HEALTH AND ■ 734-7832 I *[SS Beautiful antique uprlgl a ■■nVlfVRVKmi 800BWOther.w/axtni{ —I------HOSPICE------:ss£ "S?S£?'S:r ” M piepo with swivel stoeitooT A > 1 D R Y W A L L jed n jm jjg iB B ifli■ . orRuth®324:4622 vas, $1750. Heston 6 760. ExpeA hanging, taplna 734-4061 Twin Palis ■1 awBther. no cab, 14‘. “ ■436-6B55MlnI-Cas8la0 Q E S E R T O A SIS $3000. 2 wheel 3 pt tadurlnB.8lnceT97S. . 612 ^ ' J o b s large! or sm all._L . CertffledWceosed/Boode( P M T U R g F OREWTI ^ Sner. $3^.1352^ g»Ml cond. Baldwin Pai S a - .-HomeHwfth teadert -oram io Tone orga 178 .. Hom e Grown In Idaho IIrrSeSurelS?^390. ' High Dump WagonrAc PJ"" w/bench. $S00orBe I I Wood Rtver Valleys.~ STANDLHTBENCWHOjl — Point Sprayer. 8 P 1 2 _ Ottef.Call734r82Sa. Hi. Pocket Paddle. J0_i r J i '87 F350 Crew Cab Dufl vnec=^^H ^Q n|H^ || 8 8 6 4 0 1 1 O f734-3281'1 ;^ • repair Of any equipment ■ RoteryHoe.$1,600.C'• Blue & sliver, Loadeidee/! Large sofa, gold & o ^ U ke new Lowrey Mag * akaninum pipe repair - SMa D ^ r y Rake...a,-dUD.. f tintires- 2 oranse.occasloni /S!l' • Qanle organ.-PO $26( .flUnlWd maintenance:-^ ------t f f i l - Backhoe. 734-0445-' 'ihoiuded. Saorllloelo a n -: chairs on casters.-&-1I f < T " "will sell lor $1000. C« affar snoe swivel ro^er. Aa -,h o i, • $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 or boatqtfe -driveways.. Pandno lo B«neflert Home CM t ■ ■ l John Deere20*retary I S?W00fefaIl.AlilnveCSy 208-662-9200 ;aypalII^£CarpentDi MAGIC VALLEY : l < i | oood shape. $1800. ■ good & clean ooni OverstockedllLainelnvw i t t i l Brilllon cultivator, e r •'•Alltiome repairs MEDICAL SUPPLY 734-5544 •t.aO-734-6548 For sale 2 horse MUeyirtiaB- tis g37-essa. ______tory Of‘new/used pto o 73l422for7ff^ — — $1200. ar, 2 sad d les a. rope •too from $495. Free dellvef inside&out lOm exp AND OXYGEN . l0013rdA;«.W. I Call 324-4146.- .. — auean alze p lll^ ^ FREEESTIMA^— MEDICARE/MEDICAJD/ • j - ' ...... 701 mattreea&baxspHna.s C78-2717 J D EXCAVATION! Y ' States EqulpTne -Call Bruce ^ Fo(Kln8S.Fdundations' INSURANCE 1 ^ ^ - S43-e319 •• ——I |nplastto$200. 734-881 RartoredRlano*.73M9( 7 8 3 -7 5 4 3 1 . ------4 ^*711 ■ :------Watsrtab, Ponds, Top Sc 734-0600 Twin Falla 12 Holstein S tear calv sgc^. ^^RRIQATTOJ^I }ofa w/hlde-a-bed, goi : . 436-6566 Mlnl-Casslau d /|^ ^ q |Q S 2i Q H | MF2745tractor.iuns» RneOiaJnaLand^ 837-6212.______-— : Ulllston bean comB condition. $176. Cl — PEOPIECARINO -- WINCK)WCbEANIN^ In bull. Lockwood bean["rake! ra • WANTED TO BUY Pam>annH 733-1602. ___ or b e ^ offer, a mapleJ b S ; RsMbnaWeRstes/^ ^^^^^^^ORPEOPl^^^,3 14'md. old Holstein t sr, Ace . lor amall Iriig. well. ConCould —, I ' ? m » RodcHaitfnfl 734-7948 >ia - ZenianEnterpffses J vary quiet, eempletsletely -Speedy bean c ^ . urea.. ?gte.gair^OTian.$i;i25.-'2 sto o ls w /backjk arm tsell trade forTFcsfial Shan twJvel.;S175.-7 ^ 2 3347- 4 7 '^estad * v«ccl»)«ti ■9131 326-4266. 1800.438^309 after E S jsNAKE^iivra;; __ i.-; ___ _ ; ____• '■ ■ Wednesday.. JulyJ' 5.1995 TImos-Nows,I, TWInT* Fallsi. Idaho OS

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"! 8 2 3 1 I " I 8 2 5 j f ~ 827 • I- n i ■■ 818 I I teo . ~| I i ■ • I I"IWANTEDTOBJ^ | j^ARAQEjSA^Sj 'BobbyWolff |UUSMLK1?tM^ I■ p ^ ^ i s u p p u ^ I VARIETY FOODS ■P WAHTEDTOBUY \ THE ACES oi)N BRIDGE^ ^ I Color po«tafiirtV s’no6d~ WA/ANTED BUY Ford 6 cyl r Zec>< uprlflht piano w/bonc'' GERMANC SHEPHERD . & SERVICES ■-Ing repair. 734-3639. . motor mi to fit a 1981 Ford ^GARAGE y"A person must.try. to worry u ' . • ) R T H 7J-A h,' very good condition.. ;, AKC pupa. 6 m08 old,. 1 fi Ecco Lino 150 Van.w/ Q J 9 6-3 $500, fe3-4S44 malo, 1 female, 100% ox- coi< a b o u t things that aren’t imit p o r - Computors, prlntora. outo an trans. Cash for best 7 5 4 oallont gorman blood ALREADY picked straw- In* SALE lant so he won^t worry tooomuch : . . JJI V«9tzo Suzuki violin, $150. ' bonlos now avail by order anything olectronic, NOT motor. mi 324-3706. ■ ■ linos. $350. Parents for WORKING or WORKING ^ ibout things that are." 9 8 6 Call 324-7Q79. aalb also. 540-5640 at tho Raugust Strawbor- ; A K ' 733-6760WIII pick up froo. WA/ANTED Mid-size oxygon ' TIME! . ^ a c k1 iS m ith ry Fortn, $5. a gol ♦ tax. ^ & acotylone bottles: full 2 days, 5 lines ------1 cGRIFFON, trained, $12s!- - 324-2036 from no6n-5pm Enduror t ^ motor cycle, .bebodied goose-dec^s &. $ 1 5 ...... ______W E S T _ • I E A S T _ ^ ^ _____1 . . . . - ______4* 10 8 7 ' ■ omcEEQuipteKr call 733-5423. f FRESH BERRIES —.1BS-2507Travol trailer mag mi goose docoys:'Rom- $(22 forf ooch oddltionoi lino ...... 4 K 5 4 2 * l^TISUPPUE^ = “ 1 9 “ 2 2 f t 7 N o J u n k . i irfjMgton SP-IO IO gaauto;- Usloisied by separate cillos for* ------V 9 2 ------■...... ^V K Q 'J 10 6 3 LHASA APSO pupplos, ♦ . . . - RodandflOldonnBpbonlos.- 324-5174. ® ______.73 733-6675 e v e - .. ■■ .. .. ,_---yourconvonkxweon .-i ------—“Only the gods of dlslribibution— 4A 10 2 • < ^^D ratting-tabie S 1 0 0 - “ $100 each. CaU 676-0509 “ Fridays 4 Soturda/s marton8,boy8ons,logans, LIVE-raEES WANTED WA/ANTED TO BUY Permit can beat us;" cacided Southh a s h e ’ ,* 6 4 3 2 •• ♦ J 10 9 8 7 734-4461. ‘ . ; POMERANIAN Adorablo, - black, blackcaps, Wuos. - MftpiotoytnonlyouoHo upto30’.Spfuco&aIItypos for (oi small injg. well. Could gotourgaroge^alokltl toolLook the first heart. "And I'mI'l not sour»UTH fluffy AKC reg. tri-colorod Lot of G r o ^ outlet and u Call 208-766-2676. trade tre for TF canal fthoros. ” Pomeranian pupplos. K-Mart. 6:30-7:30 pm. 'Doadlines: gougoing to risk having my h'eaii a r t a c e " 4, A ' • |PEre*SUPPUE^ $250 & $300, 734-3132 Sat. July 8. Call 543-4860 ‘'P"Need ‘55 Chovy PU & or Th.Thursday 12:00 noon for nifiruffed.” -There w as good rtr e a s o n V AAS S . or 734-5437. ovos. for Information _, ports for raator^Bon. Call WA/AITTED Toyota k)ng bed Friday f__for this play, but there was nino rea-. ♦KCK Q J 7 5 4 3 ... Fridoy 12:00 noon • Nec733-3501.- _4x4x4to fit 1983-1979, Also sonJor^outhioj;)ciio.s(L.fiim5T ise lfto ______Q J . 5 ^ ------gHEE-i3.fn03. old spado,!ri IPOMERANIAN: AKC.-Cute- - THE BERRY PATCH po mfe'parts:'734-&466------had sliot«, .midsize dog,. fluffy adorablo chocolate, g • Needed 73 good used sliding _i!!! ■ i ~ au did if f e r e n t th r e a t. goodtUthkids. 324^261,. $350. Call 934-5B51 I 5' glass door, full size ' Wanted \ to buy: O lder-, HAhlANSEN Ldrgo sale at tW est led his heart nin The bidding: SAINT BERNARD, female, Capture tho memories. 73 Ca)l733-9688 | u Spade. Nice. 3g4-6377. i early 195d's ora. anyMlor. or 733-1322 ovos. K[ Jjmedicalsuppl ^ “cinchediJ his gome, but whi purebred,.3 yrs. spayed, - -used Cameordera from- Call 766-6454 . ___ West Northh Eastt South $199.50. Usod VCR’s _ blame him for guarding “Boinjlag Pass Pa,, 3 PET CAHHIER: Modi- all shots, loves kids. $ ^ . Vanted:1975XL-350Hon- • Adjustable walker & cone, bla 3 V 4 > • um/Lorge. Great shopo..- 734-2133 for Inforrnatlon. from $69.50. A good so- U«M oloctrlc kilru. Largo 733-6454.______. .EEast a: holding a seven-cai^d h e a r t 5 4 • /All p a s s iocllon ol used TVs and da wl util. iTick & bike for J ± $25.00 Ccli 736-0318. ;■ kilns proferred. Call 678- parts. “ Also approx. 1974 yi^ su it? ■ 'sCHIEPPERKE.maleoood storeo equipment. EZ use9135 ovos. or mornings. {5 Uko now •Quickie* olec. suH BEAQLE AKC reg. pup- ' with chlldron. also good torms. kll Kawasaki-125 for parts. whool choir,$2000, Southi blew sm oke by leadingle. Opening lead: Hear[eartnine pies, 1S;weoka old. (iratI watch dog. S100. MaloI - Mel Ouale'a EJectronlca 6 ein« call - wo-li cio.lt a'lll' _H;Has green tank. 543-6901- ■Fortress' -i oloc. whool his h is diamond jack, butL W e s t ______■ • shots, 1 male, 1 (omaio. I 1730 Kimberly Rd.TF chair, 4 yrs old. • MlnPIn puppy. $350. Coll \ WANTED usod Lovls 5 ^ WaVanted: Bamboo fishing ’ couldn’t w ait He grabbed hhi is a c e , B ID W IT H T H E A C E S $125 oa^h. Call 678-9319I 934-5651______- Maiioolto. “ “ a t h i r d I VCR,TV$SB00. 73Q-4992 ~Call 543-6901 polos,anycondltion. P< Also ,See ot Medical Mart led a second heart, and a 7-i-D BORDER COLLiE Puro- • i»10mllk cans. 733^703 ___- ■ ;— roundrou of hearts promoted V • SPRINGER SPANIEL, WANTED: Good usod car. •— SouUi holds: brod pupplos. $75/offorr AKC, field trial champion. T.VJVCR G.E. color com- Cf 10 to th e s e ttin g tric k . bow/rem ote, llko —$ 8 0 0 - S 2 0 0 0 . C a ll WaVantod: largo 2 smoilor * QQ J 9 6 3 • ' 423-49S5 .______lines, only 2 left, ready * parrott cages. Unwanted North was very understaiMdlng. ■ • V 7 5 : 6/28/95. Call 733-5180 orI . now/otfor.733-9070 WA825-5531.______7 5 4 snakes, reptiles, birds, or n g y o u T ^ 9 S BOXER purebrea. 10 mo; 734-7728______I “I don’t blam e you for takinj 9 8 6 old, malo. $100.733-2660 . WANTED: High pressure any ar other exotic 'animals. heaM ace at trick one. I pror o b a b ly 4 . AAK B ’ d “ 1 —steamer for cTeanlng auto Rats,Ri mice, gerbils, hom- LAJl : SPRINGER SPANIEL I WOIwould have also. But you did BRITTANY SPANIEL: ‘puppies. 324-8005. 1 pans. Call 733-6953. aters, Bti Ig or sm aquarluma North South Puppiaa. Excel, brooding. . IjjlAM T^OBir^ for mice, etcTNo fish anotheranc opportunity.” WANTED: uaed baritone ■ . £ 3 _ * Parants good hunters.'^ VIZSUA'^ps.AKC.\ Cham­ 10* Larger non-working PO equip, cracks okay. _ W h e r e w a s t h e o p p o r tu nilty?In- it ;* ^ 4 3 8 -6 4 6 6 ...... pion Unes.Excoi; hum ersr : Saxophone. & 50 yrds of .734-6077 ~ ^ color TVs & VCR's. Call ^good usod carpet. Call _ ------9 0 r } --iteitead ofleading a thim p aat t lri*ck ^ * I $400. Cali 733-5125, E 423-4676 evos & wknds ’ ATVSWOTORCYCLES | CLASSES: A beginning . 324-2703. ______WaVanted: small hobby lathe, ^ two, South should cash his : ree clubs. Worth a dSg training dasa startsI WOLF ) X puppies, beautl- (metal). 432-6607 .0 , | ace and cross , to dum m y inrcfu*. ' ANSWER: Three Want to buy, PVC gated ^ }l Harley Dovldson supor acc md bidding where JulylS, endoreed lnstnic>• . fully marked 5 weeks old. IS glide, 80 cu. in. low miles. HH e e iQ&ds the.-spade queen,nfrom f,'?’'o'; Same and tois, Good Neighbor dogi - < $200, call 423-6441. ■ pipo,doubles.single.Call wVanted: a small older dump gl’' nakes it easier for oariror. Any cond. Call (208) 544-7803 truck. tn or flatbed truck. fat ™ Bobs. nk» bike, must judummy, i and when East doesn'tdt "the stuff IS” training. 423-5442 ,- '' 543-8462 ovonlnga or soe. $8900 or best offer. _ 'e his values. w/holst. No larger than ^ cover, he discards his. lastt Iheart .partner to judge hi leave message 733-5762 Wanted fl buy. Qood usod 431-5434. Burtey.lD. COCKATIEL s mos. old. I 1V4T. 543-8390 , W est wins his king, but'he! h a s no Gray & whito, selling cage; I toolsi^ hinehyI’ ' days. Ask for Mel. Jgas f furnace. 125,000* _ J 140.000 BTU. Snake Rlv-, ^ I 99 ’89 H onda Shadow 800 response. He can no longersr re a c h & all. $150.734-4250. } Buying comics. Star Wars. 8 2 7 Twin, Tv. $2300/offor. 543- . • Printing press7Mu1ll 2850 er Rats. CallJIm Rodgers ■ the East hand for the trumimp -p ro - _ DALMATIAN puppios. pure ' McDonald toya & other 81654-2145.______i 922:^ B9b or. loavo msg. S, com plete with MultiI; t y ^ of toys, sdenca flc- motion play and South holio ld s h is Set«lbrtd»>iluiUon.l«'n»>'H»Acak-P-0.Dal2» ' brod. $125. Call' 2500 VR plato moKor. . 989 RMX 250. $1625. igslosses-to only one spade ara n d th e ^SEfarrtptr. . 423-4412______tion, collectiblos. 733- Wanted cash for IBM com- OARAGE SALES 9Z . S2.500. Call 377-^26. ' i 0016, ask for Laura. __patlble computors. Call -rp 1968 KDX200, $975. }„, “9BBoth oxcol cond. 543-5157 t r u m p a c e . FREE Border Collie 733-9444. •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ ?Q X 5 ^ 8 0 1 4 ______j Buying peddle car*. Any ■F Garage Sale Blow OutI ^ M 3 I make, model, color or Wanted C to buy antique fur­ 994 Ninja 600, excel cond. VAHJETY FOODS *Stereo's MustsolHII 423-5212. ■ _ FREE, exiremeiy loving ctftld. 543-8462 mfonlngs niture, also colledbles & 9 i o ~ & SERVICES . or leave message 733- wa ★TVs, 199- 907 I I ” “n kittens. Call 423-4879 pottery etc. 734-2735 or :R 500, 1994, llko now, ' I a BAVEL TRAILERS 5762 days. Ask for Mel. nli ★VCR'S Ml |cAM PER^HE^ ^ UOTORHOUES&R^ ploase leavo msg. Save up to 40% •734-4980. •______*DSS Systems —only 3 rides, few extras. Camper shoP for tong wheel Wanted .K lo buy. Quod Run­ ★Speaker# OR$3900/offer. 823-4007 96 Rockwood 26’ low 19788 24'24 Terry Tounis 5lh ' GERMAN SHEPHERD) on your grocery bill. ★Satellte Systems on 980 Kamp-away camper, 1986 AKC mfilo pups. $175 ea.. Twin Falla Grocery Outlot b ase,’68 ornewer, Chevy _ner, 4x4 w/ hitch, good 9: =or salo: $1.800, '89 Yama- 10V4 io*, deluxe, hot shower, milelloogo. 34k. gonorator, whool,tool, oxcol cond. $4900 pick up. Need largo roar wocond. Coll 423-6340. Wads-Sun $3 Icrowave, good shopo, 324-58:4-5908.______324-5609. 734-0293, 9M Bluet^M & w l^fj ^ ^ho Big Boor 4 whool drive. queen qui sized m attress, mlcr door (kick up in back) ni Call438-8145.' mum u B ts e o ll9 7 9 F o rd load 543-8322, loavo message « 15 29' self contained F250,F2I 460 engine, 70K « 32' Choparrol Sunbujnburst, loaded, AC. ml- - _ s 902 mitos, $7,500. Would soil lass A. 454. generator, crowrowave,16' awning. _80fseporatoly. 734-5363. wnlngs, auto lovelera, $7500_'500. 1979 Dodge van, ^omporfor Ranger. S-10, TV,I/, many extras. Clean, 360,10, AC,f tut, 4 captains . >6* Mens 10-spd. Schwinn sm PU's.. Excel cond.. kepijpt goraged, low miles, choirslOlrs, skylight, bar, re- BIcydo Good cond. $125 $1300.423-5211. mualUSt seer 538,950. Coll frig,Ig, table,t: couch/bed. 7 3 ^ 6 1 . J— h • — 73434-0791. « 21250. 5 0 Will sell together - ^ Cleo:iean Northland overshot forr $1C$10,500.324-8768 903 comper w/jocks. COI gas ro- 32‘ ClassC A 1978 Concord — frig, fumaco, porta-potty, motilotor homo, fully looded. 198717 WildernessW 26 fl dou- scissor steps & front tiro $1616 .000/offor. 733-4362. Wee doors,do cotelltlc heater, 1 cdrriori fUs Ford Rongef — ^ - - ownlnivnlngrstorm v^indows,— : PU. $1250.764-259a- :u. ft propane refclg, qxcoxcol shope. Asking « • _ ■ B O A T S * Mo 225, Roll bar for sm.PU. ' $io,Qi10,000/offor. 537-6724. • i ..A C C E S S O R IE S , . TREMENDOUS ^ VALUE $7575.536-2266. . orr 731-6741 731 ioovo msg. 70Carlno18'sklboot.35O 3ft PU cob over new uphol- PLOMAT, 1975, very iggaA stery, curtoins, mattross. 38 Alp0nm» OL 22'SV\ I/O OMC outdrive. + — lean. Call 733-6511 „hheoL o o LOADED, new 32accossorios. $3600. $900 TR firm. Call 438-8111. _ 2!f kY: Rrst cutting alfalfa- ^CC, .fifront elec. jacks, tri 324-7990 . . e n I / HAY: Itch on back tinted wtn- ste 9 0 S =all423-H94. Call . ■ 5owa,8harpll ' ^ 733-9460, 1 69 2150 Bayliner. exc. $9i B27HaybumAve E. orcond.. loss tiian 100 hrs. — lAILER: 46'x8', 2bod- 1 « 7 1 Doms, 1 both. Space 14*.on motor, call 537-6824. g ” guns/rTfles_J 7 ^ COMPANION >dutled. Coll 536-5660 Quality mode in Idaho, \A'A' Rogue white water I I ■ J ?raft for aalo. Can 436-0303. Seautlful ^ Browning Auto WE CAN SELL NASH 16f Pistol, llko now BOA 380 ur motor home or travel AffiAffonlable, durable ListTYOUR ^ 16Jo ft. Glass Par w/90 horso dbl pu oction 380 cal, llght- allor for cashi Reason- BRBROCKMANS' RV JohnsonNi & American Trir. woight db Box & Manual, yourbio r o te s . 22 y e a r s 734-314-3167 1-e00-77»3167 S2 Make offer. Coll 733-1225 trailxporienco. Now inter- - — — Now tires. Runs good, wc adrunner. 5th wheel GAI\RAGE 4 $2500,324-3405. Ml late location, maximum Roadr % W Brovmlng Cltori Ughtning, “islbllty. ^c Seo Auto Seller tfoilooiler w /FO R D F150. 1976HI Chrysler ski boat, 105 Bro>12 go. over/under shot- 3r pictures and prices. 1883,983, low mlleago. both SALEE now! . . OHP, $3000 or bost offer. gun/case.12 New. $1350. ^;oll „ Intormounloln Motor fl«>«'root cond. Must aeel To- 436:4998______'Tor J of both, $11,000. Can 19SCall 543-5953. gu lomos in Wendell 536- ™ «« 43 301.for.detoii.s ■ 26-4642 . ______198316V4' Sunrunner open ___Moriln 39, Artlde 2, cpl .22, bow. 2.5 liter 10, 3 tops. Mar s<»po. $300. ^ WINNEBAGO ‘ SmelMlall Vicking tent trailer. must seo. Make olfor. Call SL nnle 300, Minnie Winnie 1500 best offer 543-6460 n i f 733-1735 ------7Remington 3 700 .BDL-SS Vonior, Brave, Advonturor 7 - ,.^rry iResort 1993 22 ft ' BROCKMAN'S RV ow ond of •83. 2 baner- 1994 Boyllnor 20’A ft. walk Ror223. Now In box. $500 or Minn14-31671-800-7730167 jTlmes-N through bow. fully loadod. 22offer. 733-9502 leavo msg Wa «. $9,500. 733-3069; $13.600.733-0492. Ruger off mini 14. Coll 45 , 734-Innobogo '84 Chlelton 2* Closs A. 454 Chevy, g^ • 9 1 1 . I 2 ^ D o ^ 'S P b 420^1937 Ru(P-89 SS modol, will trade — for motorcyclo or lown oar bdmi, AC, generator, ■ iminiLfTYmMLERSl i m Si tractor. Call 625-5632. ^twning.lowml, Justtunod ATTEfiTlGN FISHERMAN lAGE fo IP, moro. Exc cond, '94i caicar hauler, g ro ss vrt OAR 16 ‘ Howes Croft RIvor Run- yj ALE I SHAftP 45-70 new ond awi;i6,000. Coll 733-2967. 2200112001b, $2000. 734-9733 &YA onor w/115 HP Evinrude — 0/B w/]et pump, -ftrotling SH.used casui .45 454. up Desert Eagle, .44 mog., $i(j DdllifM.H.‘36,000 ac- Armymy 1trailer, V. fon, well 0motor+flsh) finder+mony ut uilt. suitable for many 61 Browning 1886 4570 ■—ual mi & '79 Hondo tow built. extras. $S995..Coll 543- Di a»r_$liSQ0..736:997.5------.uses.80S. excel, cond. $500. 6837 after‘6:00 p.m. or □ Bi rade5,modol1228 791 DIB m Quoge grode 5, modol 42 tua Callsall M 7 ^ 7 . wfoekendsl gr . ___ ^------io grade S.-Rotoodlng Con^ -c o r 910 iw6H'x16 'flatbed tr^er. UCTO BOAT:.BayiIner..22’.cabln T R A V E L T R A IL ER S 1 tor, Butlyy.______^ //brakes. Call 326-4136. cruiserb< w/Volvo 225 in- {J,, board, galley and porta- Winchester _ 300 Magnum I-4im Travel Eze, 3 0 AC. self iw'95 endosed 16 ft tan- ■ 81potty, sleeps 4. MINT con- Wfrw/6x18 Burris scope. x>ntalned w/tIp out. set lem. nice. Call 734-3611. or easy reading I ditloni $12,000: To soe w,$600; Cypress Gardens 7 4jp 1 Bliss park, space 14, ------Our directory Is r “ call 734-1298______$6k n o o - b o o r d . $ 7 5 . coi(3500, aW2;3(> p.m. or | | | H Is categorized by city (or B« 324-5597______352-4230 up before 2:00 I I V Boatfo lovers. 1969 16' fiber Buy.35 »«. rw« or swap wtth a $3! foamCl boat & traDer, excel, -grdassHMad. 733-0931. -35 •H 2 cond. runs gbod w/115 . g I P-" Tony Resort 24'. made I ^ ■ niHP Evinrude trwtor. Price — lown M , buUt-ln stereo, I ■ negotiable. 68^7752. ^ 18' avming, gas/elec re- I R i 2 Days Foi JHOTT1^£00^ Irlg, used very liMo. Must I IL £ Fortc sale: 18%' SK flatbot-' ■ ! »eetoappfodaie.Callaf- * 5 tomP boat w/468* Chevy, f1991 k Hot Springs Sover- ter4pm326J475 d ■ • eiprop d riven. 3 hrs on 19felgn. 300 goiton w/o zone ^ ” 1 0 0 1 1 5 Lines engine. 1-800-331-3978 llgH go20bo top. $3350. 8 ,0 0 0 ,lbs. Reese fifth I ___ AyiATlDN I c*. ■ • ■ _ 2 A i i s S ^ i s . ______) ; _ ; or678-9C^ ' . 1 ^ wheel hitch, used three 161 Ceaana 180. com- Sundance Cabaret Spa.' limes. Call for details 670- Kawasaki X2. Jot sl cover. Ask- M■ mot o r HOMES >BVS ek$3000.733-5467,734- " JJAPANESE K ENGUNE ft joh for Saturday Ing $5000, call 734-5003 ■ , trk7432 Dave.______TRANS. TO 4X4 specials. ■ ■ 7 7:30am-9:00am. or L7 7 Concord 24 Tt A-Class. $3 1-600068-3742 ______1 - ^ 733-7928 eves or wrknds 7 7self-cont. air. generator. B7tStaiXralLianlJrBller,_74 '* $S500> 734-9733 —sleeps 6, stove, ice box. ]mber radk fits shortbed CallaCustom c isematlve lFdaF~ Marlin Neptune, 65 hp ^ 94 Mazda or Ranger. .Bdnfudajnotor^lfil^L ^'7 9 C ru ise A ire m o to r si( saoo. y 734-9733 ner Service Represi 733-5290______. '7Jhome, generator/AC. ax-' Bit c e l co n tI, low m ile a . 977 ^o Sth Wheel Aijo. like . Rayaon Crafl, flat bottom, - $9000.^ 324-7990 -----new. setf-contained, 20' f l - ' V drive, great walor aki , *, $4.000837-4711, ■ Al -boat. New Ford 390 1963 Cross countra dasa A qq352-4372 ;______f l > ^ 0 9 3 1 -ex "1TW^.$3900..733-9590 1913^fl. 57K mi. 4«,Chevy engine. 6.5 KW gen. 2 96135 21 ft. ilght-weight HEW e© Lfioghom.MT, AC. Top atorage pod &{ —Fireball Trir. G u , pwr or lactoiy facte air, needs motor, f 904 I dolly. ® 734-81 10 ori 19Gb a tte r y . F u lly s'a if- irana.'^l tram 0 0 0 .734^733 (CAWPERS^HE^ d733-6513. L Fcontained. h Go anywhere ' I w/or b( w/oul hook-ups. VOLKOLKSWAGON 7 2 Super > 76Ktt10V4fLfuily#elfcon- t9847 Sports Coach. 26’ \coStove, shower^ reWg, TV Beetle, Bee body/InlaHor In talned. VERY, VERY —motor home, roof air-alr antenna* Ind. equaling goedcond. goo< Bnlneoom- NICE, super shape inside gensrator. great cond.' > Sthitch. Exc. cond. $4900. . ^buteeba^PMp M to to u t$2500.733-9474. - 5J 5.0 0 0 miles, $16.500.. 733-0038. lb(.S7S0.Ctf 324-7933. Call 837-6199 d a y s '^ - , h« to 1/2' camper, self con- S ■ - ■ ' i ' a . . .talnad. super shape, 6631 C evenings.. 73 • 4 0 0 a Call 324-7369. 6 . . ■ ' I

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In oood condtlTon.n. ^Neaity aftor 5pm 536-6169 MERCEDES 450 SL ----- 30,000 ml. $12.,900. 73434- ^------—:■ ' 655-4411. I » ~ ------HONDA PRELUDE 1964;181 $10,000. Call 934-ii2S:iS2 MERCURY T opaz. •8. MERCURY Topaz. 19811986 5093 ask for Dei. original. $1000.734 3-Kml. - . • Cleon, now brakes. $14; SAAB. 1988.900S, Bavar­ GMC 1985 4x4,(I.C U 8I. 5-spd. Sunroof. 143-K „ Runs good, looks goodood. ia, 2 dr. AT, PS, sun roof,JS* VW Fox 1987. 83K miles. I whoois, A.M./F.M\M. CD. good cond. $2900/oflVoffor. MERCURYLynx, 198417 ^ or best offor. 733-1456. _ .. ' - i ------1 (» 6 - PS, PB, A/C, AT. HIglHigh ------— now tiros, high miles, likeS i 3 2 ^ - , ------CB,-imv305erTglntjine.'oxc. 733-5765.- - - — -1 ■ PB.Riins great, hew'tlrw tir ,' Try a low-eott dsullltd•377 * ■ mlleage.'T^Asklng $1200200.' 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Onan power plant1 & high oxt. 2799. -CFM compressor e> . ______:— nal alrllnas, olectricalIcalOLrt-- FORD.Mustang.'92.:EJE--- ______* ' lets, work lights, radra d « 8 , P/S, P/W. tilt, cruise,»e.42K ^ > slofage, 460 V8.I aauto mllea, $7995. 676-1’6-1116 ^ I" * 1 9 ,, 4 0 1 PSrvoTy good coc o n d . ^ c e . 678-4227. ; $6995 - u,ArtiiHu PONTIAC - Grand AfTAmSE. FORD,P1S0,1987.wA ...... -'..I ! service body. 302 fu< 1993. Quad 4. 4 dr..Jr..ABS I ioclod. V8, auto. PS,PS anti I crulso.«. Call...’ lock brakes, new raer S d lS j 1 734-2620. immaculate cond. $6- j PONTIAC 1991 GrandandPrtx h T I RANGER.PU, 191 9 6 6 , I Lo. New trans.. brakirakes. & mB R A ] ^D lin W^ R E B A'LTE P RLOGRA]?j k * ,1; w/utillty body. V6, c i tires. Exc. cond. LoeLoadod. PS,clean&ro^tovw®?' $9,990 544-2774. $29SS: Call 431-5<1-5434, I. Buriey, ID______AUDI1990V-8.Allopt '7 ' - Low mi. 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L » e Recre- thing - except scent, says/s I^inbow , owner ' lightlyy oni the flower head. Y ourir breathi will ation’Ciub M en 's1 Cookon,Cc held t«cently o f the M anhattan floral desdesign firm . R ain- help thithe too-tight bud to unfuri.''•l.'“It works, in Shoshone. bows, Flowers & Fantasies,ies. “These flowers it reallyIly does. But only for iris." This one's o winn■inner from the “Salad'' rnust communicate," hee s< said. “ T his b ou- ' THEE R bo en c y R o o m , G u idd itin g L ig h t: .... category. 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Lucinc:lnda W alsh’s clean, ' 3 tablespoons susun-dried tomato or R a in b o w ’s f l o r a i. tip:ti Be daring, corporporate arrangement basil M sto .choose flowers that say:: look lo< at me. What Ip jB a ------JjW. ta b le sp o o n s'^white wine vinegar or 'tun is an arrangement tnatlat on one noticcs! B S iH lemon juice On the other hand, donlt®Lfiy to make every H teaspoon salt single flower a “star." In any ensemble, cunningng plot or two. Rainbqw ht}Slit}S chosen a forsythia, babbaby's breath, summer grasiisses . white and yellow oreh>rchlds and cymbidiums, Freshly ground bla

Slote: Roasted’redrd bcH peppers can-be • purchased already prtprepared; major super- Grosss stitclh? C oilunt 0 1II it markets often stoci:ock them with other condiments. Needlev^orl;rk winner adivises beginim ers to startJon simpler•projects ancJid w ork up DATA PER SERVRVINO: - too much time is invohvolvcd.Thc beginner gets ' • Calories 294 Dixiejnxmas Reale Timi^News corr^ndentat frustrated and quits. Protein lOg .. . Butler suggests5 ththat beginning cross r':.„ ,..-.FaU2g stichcrs use bac'k orT outline01 stitches to give • Carbohydrates 37g!7g ' ’ • TWIN FALLS - From.ttn.the-beginning of- ■ the completed picce:e a polished or finished Sodium 931mg time (well, almost) women»i hhave sewn, deco- rative designs on towels,, bebedding, scarves, ' touch. ‘ Saturated fat 3g - Sccond prize in the Tiffany Square, con- !d fat7 g tablecloths, curtains, cushioihiohs, clothes ahd . M onounsaturated fi ^ " test w ent to’JoA nn Sn;Snyder' of Jerome, third Polyiinsatiuated,fa fat t3 g , . household items. The ideaI is that needlework ivides decoration.------— r— _prize.^Donna_Wilsoilson.of.Twin.Falls und_._^._ -L . _XholMtcrol.l2mg_ ris a creativedutlet thit provid — ^ H isto ry books te ll'u s thithat, when Mary "’XfflE ]£ the pdople's choicece tto Sarah Kimball of nprisoned by her C. Twin Foils. •. ■ . Requeits Queen of Scots was impt cousin, Elizabeth I, in a fightSht for th e throne o f In future-coniests.s. A sh said, she hopes to .. ' A re a d e r h as reqixq4e3^ed^rec^c^^^ ier more complicated ar-______— ■—^iVftim'i-i-^fliTlpin g tn Enaltti^ shepMsedher 18.8 yearsy o f confine- ^ ■, ' branch out into other t m m f domg embroideo' andidcross ci slitch. cos ofricedlew ork. tHps. .. . , Ash said cross stitch.itch.and other needle dh Is the market. m o re • Cross stitch is one of the most important • . . A lso , w e’re in thi foY much like paintingg on01 a canvas, with the nade cleaners. Several forms o f embroidery, stitcher;hety experts say. In .. recipes for homemad anists who design the cross stitch pictures readers have requesteested that people share it's purest form, it is simplnply tw o diagonal 'A;,':.;,-; stitches crossing at right an ^i m ■ ond patterns being justust asi creative os the ones - their favorites.-— ngles to fom i on X. r'/.-’it’ 'T. stitch and quarter' ■'-ririr who do oil pointinpgs onc a convas. The emr - ■ A nd it’s tim e to0 tlthink about summer ' A ll o th e r stitches, h a lf stit stitch, are variations of thisJiis’basic X stitchi ------.«««•—broidery oVcross.stitchitch-ortist just uses a nee.-. . _ cook-out recipes. Ha\fiave a good one? S ra d ' ' ------A«oyARewm»Ttotw^ with one or more le ^ omitted . die ond thread rathertPZT than paint and brushes Z*, it along. er’s winning needlework. Cross stitch is a tountedd tlthreaxl technique. ) 150 hours of stitchingg \went Into Linda Butler’: .to c6lor the-canvas. The choice o f subjects for : 150 the painting is myriad,-iad. The artist is limited, ipes or Kclpcs to share . . Stitches an worked over a standard,st counted ' Accoi:ording to the contest rules,s, alli entries Butler saidd shesi put in a total of about 1 he is only by his or her imagipagination. ■~8bould-be-sent-tOTl•o~RecipezExobaogef~~ —__jjumbcr_0tthr!&ds_tpjftejwfabric. The seam- had toJ»jattss b stitched, completed'within the hours stitchingling the w>inning picture..She Silt learned picture frammg froirr:fn “ Prcdesiened patternsemB'arc'available-for.the.-:i:.~r -^pemse-TamerrThe: ...... ,.'.:stres^- traditionally worib on ai.cven.weave' iMtyear5r,:si^’^ an d dated. — .. , rselfrwught'but Tie-Timi!S-Ne\ii^rP’0 ~ h b ff person w ho ju st wantsants to sew a pretty pic^ ' - ^ £o x S48, Twin Fall'alls, ID 83303-0S48. / fabric, a-fabric that has anin even< number of Euhh e n ^ was identiHed onlyy byt a num - Ash. Butler has been enjoying cross stitch 1 about 15 years. She entered1 the I ture. But,'if the crossjss stitcher: wpnts to cre- i : . Pl^K^clade name.me, addrcM and pboae ' stitches per inch. The warpirp and weft o f the ber. T hrhTM judges judged, the entriesries indepen- 'and on for abo _^j)veave are_cle^^sibte.e. 1 T be stitches are dently,, usingi such criteria as overallrail presenta- contest, she: said,sai because she had a;picticture ate his or her ownn design,di il 1^ done on< o fih TrhoTSi'forined h l be- tion ofif n eedlew ork, d iffic u lty’ of ol project, that she had'cc3'complcted in the lost year-a a n d - graph p a p e rs o the stitchesstil wm-bc-counted------0 the cloth and sew n. j ) ; : ' 'tweeo the threads, . evetmesess of stitchcs, consistencyyofatitches c thought, “WhyTiy not?" ' and transferred onto th' Tiffany Square; in TwiniiTln Falls recently* and-apppproprlate use o f materialsJ forf< design. Butler hasIS advicea for the beginner: StStan Ash encourages her students to sign and s^nsored a cross stitch cont«ntest. T he contest The jud{Mges’. scores were combii^ed^ed to arrive out slmple,iadiI admire your work then workk up date their tutwbric SheShe points out that stitch­ is a y e ^ y event, reported1 storesti owner N ^ y . a ta total • „ to a larfier,,mt‘more.complicated project. TheT ery pieces'displayeded ini museums are disk ___J Ash. It!t desiredlo.chl^leaJlenge the needle : F int IPrize in th6*coniest, ^ $300 jpftg certili- idea is tnaf numany beginners m ake thii soiume playU because tbe artiartist and th'e date it wa? 1 - artist to creM new projectsa andai to allow peo^ .catei, w a a^vpid^ to Linda ButlerrofK o im ber-. mistake: Thcyey see1 that a c o m p licate projioject' completed are documehcnehted. : #• . ple'th«'Chanw.io hayc;ifadridr vork. lookedat- .“|y^;^holw! entcfed 9 picture o f flbvi-en’CIS in a {>u-' that is pretty.y. 1They want the picture, so theyth — Tbfr materials needed)ded fbr cross stitd) aren’t - jt- • a a d c r i t i q ^ ' ' ’: t)i a baUying beside. 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_____!_ i " T o !m e S ipilcn ------^ jLeeaiinium sscale Remolite^contr(:ol solutit i o n 3 t a ^ ! close aat hand ByNickHaider . • ■ Orange County R cgistater...... - — — “ ------7— iattaclj K s a r e ia trees __ T’.. Picture tb|s. You’veve;iia(liluou_g}u S T -p -i - day at work'or hittinglg every store in I g I DcarCalhy, the mall. All you worant to do is fix . ‘ . I have been an.aviavid fan of yours B j^ Hm Cathy ' yourself a bite to eat, siisit down in your ! siiic e YOU h a v e b e ea n ^writing for T&e m m - m W flhflinpffiI favorite chair, turn on1 t the T V and rc- Y o u Esve hav been~3mn^'a~'^^^V lax. , ; wonder&l job. Yourir articlea on aphids ^ p e e n _ But when you reach:h for the remote - V; really hit home.-A futasticfe piece o f-H |j^ —controlrit’snotthere.-'b,'Yourfirstincli------* w oric.------. ___ ^ 3 ^ thumbprints'’® nation may be to lookk underi furniture " 1 My questioiral'thisais time is with m y f cushions. A recent susurvey by Mag- ^ ; caxpatfaian walniit trettrees. Both ere al- inscci; aboutal the size of the end of. * i navox-showcd househchold furniture as MHKotR I or smaller, is hard to spot. I _ _i 30 y®¥* i. The problem is pencil o l!‘,“ the most likely hidingng place for the S fijn K ; brown Scale. M y ftre ir c 8“are“infested“ doesn’t*t Ibbkiikc^an'I insect.-BuHt“ is‘S>“ TV remote...... w ith them . They are o n all o f la st .and it dodoes lay eggs. When those egg - Next on the list ofhiihiding places are | [ ^ U h ; year’s growth, butIt onot dn tbe new ^tch ,, theth idrva crawl around and sucl the kitchen or bathroroom areas, the W l - v '.j y green growth. OnI scrapsc in g o f f th e Tplant jui(juices, causing dicback. , bed; lhe refrigerator, thentl cabinets or ; scales and. lookingI withIK a powerf^il ^W hcnicn temperatures warin in Juni shelves. • gjass, I find under ead uly, the larva will hatch. Whci And w ho’s the most>st likely culprit? • of looks like eggs.e« M y q u ^ ^ thnt hapilappens, you can kill them witl M en, o f course. Mayfcybe it’s because : W hen do I spny and what do I use? diazinonion or Orthcnc. Read the entirrmre ,hg y,orst offcifenders when it ; Or ^ould I call a nunuTBeiy and have fabcl befbefore you use any inscciicide. .- comes to channel sururfing. My wife ■ them commercially ra not u se either o f the peslicides i'? says that’s got to be thethi reason in my • trees are very very tall. Oic wainalnut husks have opened, case. She turns the T\rv to the Home Sincerefy.LJS/ Adultult scale that survivwl the sum'“*”1 Shopping Channel orr ai documentary E |||9 H | : DearL.F.S., m er wviti it succumb to a spraying8 o^ about animals and thatlat’s that. I'm al* : Such complimcnta!ta! dormantmt oil in the fall after the leaveJ ways switching chaimellels. It drives her • After tajking wilhilh you, it sounds have droppei drc Tbe oil will suffocati nuts. ■ I like your trees have/e LecaniumI scale them, anand your trees should be free* o We’ve got a new remote-controlr '; I th at h asn ’t hatchedd itits spring young scale ncnext spring, although the scale “th ie P .in o ur house.. O( ur 16*month* I yet. Here's the big’ qiquestion for you: may notlot physically drop p ff the tree,*• , old son,'Watching m e: constantlyo using • Do yoti have spray\y iequipment that Thankinks for writing, and if ihis col the rOTOte, likes to inimitate by grab- • will reach to the tops)s.ofyourttces? o umncanian help you out In the future, ju i bipa'it, raising it abovjve his head and I My sources say/ thattl scale oAen drop d1 lirie.Iii I’m alw ays happy lo help. saymg what I guess isis ;supposed to be - lu c h e s , a r e t h e m o s t I doesn't cause enoughgh of a problem.in “click." He hasn’t quitjite g o t lhc himg (howed household fumlUIture, like beds and couci laf’5 recentmt Magnavbx survey she ; the Northwest to wanvarranl any control "ijaf bugging your garden? Sen,II/-.I o f pointing it at the TV garden questions lo Cathy V/bi places to find that m lsslrsing remote control. I at all. but if (he entirelire tree is cavered, y o u r ^ -u,c Trying to cure him olo f f i s h on '"'■>'yP'= e Magnavox survey showed' il in cate o f The Times-Newi re- little one might drop? iit or throw it gry. The ^ • like yours, you’ll want'ant to take action.' ' qJ ’ lhe ears. When I tell hihim “no” gently, o n e ’s helium hel balloons to each^ j o n " down, damaging it beyoip'on'a repair. one o f thethe rfiost popular places for . : Scale, a small, brovlOwn, scab-looking P.O. Bo:Box 548, Twin Fdls, ID 83303. • he scre&ms and stomimps his feet in mole, I'viI've gol a couple of ideas 01 rom Don’t allow you; huilusband or teen-! men to leavleave tho remote w as in the re------anger. Sort of like mele when my wife how to) kk eep you*6 and ours fron age son to touch it whillile they're hun- frigerator.)r. ' • • ' . has the rem ote and I wammt it. disappearMuing. onist nam ec;d RosarianL The other day, thougjgh, our little one Have! aa designated1 place for eachivre* re i C o lu m grabbed the upstairsI TV1 remote and mote. Mai^ake sure everyone in the fiunSun- p —— ! Hie Times-Newsn th ree: CCRs nlust be submitted in left it who knows whenere. A day later, I Ily knowsws where they're supposed ti .. \. supportort o f a CR candidate. CRs grabbed one of the twcivo for the down- leave thehe remote when they're fin ; , TWIN FALLSLS - Times-News m ust alsoab attend CR schools and‘d stairs TVs and tookk :it upstairs. Of ished with^thit . ^ ""-H ^ indscapi I garden columnistst Cathy< Walworth fileanninnual reports. course, that left u s wiivith only one re- Don’t’t just j designate a spot for•th th e • . 5r 11. ' i& New Sprinkler^teisfems I t has been namedted a Consulting; Walwilworth, a Washington Sute mote for the two TVs! ddownstairs. ’ remote;; havehi a special container for ii ler Systems 'crsity Master Gardener; >uld be a decorative little boxbo; Renov.tvaUons on oltifprlnkler I R osarian b y thle e American y Rose Univer M arriages have fallUltered on lesser This coul ching & Fefililzing w ritess a weekly garden advice col- , . , like an'o|Jen of jew elry case, somethin]hing Lawn Carero: Mowing, Edging, Thatchir { Society. *■ - problems. • Concrete Work • F e n c e08 s • Docks • Tree Pruning « I Last year the AmericanAir Rose So- iuim for The Times-News, speaks“ After three days, myly w ife found the that woulcluld sUind out. Sprinkler Servlco • . c ie ty (A R S ) rec thetli remote out o f the reach:h o0 f FREE ESTIMATEr E S jum ^ana. ! 1,600 Consultingg RosariansF (CRs). films'■ spotssp foi* “Good Moming, Jonathan bad rearrangeged in her closet toddlers.s. InI addition to hiding it in ere-ere PHnTn ; ' TTiis year, that nuJTlumber will drop to M ag icic Valley" for Channel 355 Short of tying omine of our little ative spot» ts w ch as M om’s shoes, youyour UG SUTERIR CO. • about half. 1 Falls), serves on'the Greater 4«aige • 1.800-34747-2198 * I • Walworth is thehe only CR in Ida- Twin Falls’AreaFr Chamber Beauti- ' ho who is certified[icd and bonded by ficationon Com m ittee, teaches a con-i- Faurmers’’ Market featitures flowersr sl ms required to pass tinuingng education horticulture•e ^ : the A RS. She was Bough GardenGi Gallery” will demoniion- and complete and class at CSI and serves as a re- TheHmes-NewB / ; a written test and strate tecfiechniques for drying flowersrs att . ^ ____• _ four-hoiir s ^ in i^lar. . .. sourcee {person for the Magic Val- 5S o -_ .______Lose’ S o ciety ;'S h e has been------TWIN-FALLS—— Flowers- are—lOJO ajnon., and members o f the Iris Sc ! C R sa l^ m u st'Kjt'have growj roscs^ lejTRds 'M agic Valley will answer ques 1 to d raft 4 handbook to bele blooming-: a just caus(ise for the Flower cietyofM of various types:s forI at least five asked t< » u t irises and how to djvider rhi .s : - I out to new A R S members. , • Festival, the first spedwial event of the tions abou I years and shouldlid be knowledge- given oi throu^out the day. Fresh flow10W-_ ^ y J H W e is available to'share freeie season at the TwinI IFalls Farmers’ zomes thr • able in equipmentmt iand materials re- S he i 1 be offered for sale, and a fiwfie ' X J ^ a s s ^ ming information w ith organi*j. Market, which will beb open from 9 as will.b- ! lated to rose cultuiIture. They m ust be gardcnir will be given to each o f the firstfin /. X g « n l ns and individuals, a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdajlay in the parking flower wii I members o f die: ARSAI and o fa local ' zations i o m as. B B Q 's Etc. ofCastlcfor:ford’ / ntact Wolworth at 733-5015,5, lot at .Grolwry Outlet/lt/Kmart on Addi- 50 custom J rose society. Wah/alworth is founder Conta ve barbecue sandwiches, ■rite to h e r in c a re o f je son Avenue East, willierve I and past-presidentent of Magic Valley or writ The h lo ^l produce -and crafts5 arear / im\ In n ra ^ ^ TimeS’liS-News, P.O. Box 548, Twinin The Flower Festivivarwill feature Fresh I } ' Rose Society. sh flowers and a available)le at the Twin Falls Farmers I ' Letters of recon:ommcndation from Falls.. ItID 83303-0548. demonstrations, fresh ____ I barbecue. Morthai Carlirl5on of “Take a MarketI everye\ Saturday.

^ Cross- -^ 8 P Seviaftlftael Bndthiw I D1 t a k e s^ \ I^ ^ c a n la st a month to0 sisix ■ z Continued from D1 rniUHbL ,w«o{p«ro( ;! necessarily expensive,ive, and it is an easy s. . JttMtAOilOoodPrte# — in •; technique to learn. OniOne can produce al- . inna Herfel (Projects Plus i ‘ — • Custom ae);:ArfK«frcr9-cla99e9Hn^ho-fB6-m = } ; ____ Btdior* ' iraciive resulis itllHOm ost Immedlotely. Jerome) “ ______^ _ winter for children and adultlults. I • ShutJtiiI™ •i*-2*Wood:ood Stit Blind* ' ^ ' Many sewing and cncraft shops around and wii mltPrtdnfl "? vV . the valley sell crosss stitchst and embroi- makeS tup'kits with quick, easy pnpro* olPleitadStudai' I. All )r Mini Bunds " dery supplies. Therere tare lots Df books jccts toto get the beginner started. A naterials needed for the projdoject e e / r t M M W I t la m e s a m iab le to get the beginnerbc{ started. the mat :over . •i Tif& ny Square offeoffers classes in the are m1 tl the kits. Herfel’s classes covi B ie ri M m leginning basics aiid liut onene i to ! fall, w inter and ^rinling. g Classes are for the beg: — K^BradMhaw 162 A d d is o n A ve. E. TrMBUndVoH both the beginning5 andar advanced stu- tw o niglli^ ts . . -dent. Secrets not foundfou in the books vin F alls 734-6666 n d o w aid, plus the class • are taught. Ash said ■' P « r m s h iiw is — - hdps theladent avoiivoid common mis- iZ! in«ufane« ^ W e t elave m eempani«B . “ r F r a n kM Ai l l e r ------■loom lnacen,-I ^ — •Ouett«« L ‘ a V •Virotoli Wildlife ]Prints ■' .4 *Lmiorlm tg m ^ Frame & SALEJE PRICES GOOD n HURRYINFOR Gallery j|j|JESDAY JULY 11T BBESTSELECTIDN! W ii H a s ^

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■I lIIHIDM U U I l l m BHM i m i u nlfB a m 1 17SBlillil^l . II V THRU -■ .L d e «»■,"! IR H I t s g ^ ' - H ;• 5" *5 e* 21l!ayff9rgBtmlmrtlotri - » ^ M u lc h V \ 2I : • company in lown? “ S y COnlQIIlBfl. >• Yes...andno. Theonsw^ redsons. The •' . i-art ' ^ A:'• 'nnoreogenfsvyhoshow’ le greaterthe,:. _. .PQlk I . • > oddsIs IIItwill sell quickly. Morepote leon a higher , ^ J p g | / 2 | ^ 5- «FlltE-E8Ulliatt ef'os4heycoRM>etfrJo:£ivun:yQU ; The onswer Is also 'No', lad the listing : a /bur home, no one a^ent vw sure that your , 'niO*,. i b e paid their ,and 20 W" ^ j TEACTS ' h o mne e octiTally sold. .There's no ( ___ ! / iULLCONTl swQT Is "Yes’ for obvious rew so your h o m e to buyers, the *- e n tirre e reelI estate conniniuhlty.wofkw tentlol b uyers c o n o Im m e Choose one agent to-ref ane lndlvlduar . -“ ^9^ yourhbme. , I t h e^ w u s lv e right to r^fesentJo’,,b yqt e c a u s e If everyone hoi lerstarids\ ihs im p o rtan ce^vrauld work os hbrd.to Insu ne jo their buyefs. One ofthelb iassurarice they vMuld bt . to n tsI s e e M ^ perfbnn^ by your1 sold d th e h o m e ^ how.can ■ I : I flstblni Infofm a ^ educate those og -bfklng on thfe sale of your ho® # 2 , 5 o q r t f ri5»»> « : the fedtureafet ond benefits, of yourrepresent h you. Give that on d s m m a S ^ yqu. Yourogent . ■of^ettlng other ogents to Te most impor- ; ' i r ...... »rdgeot,thim, j R ' - I m m ogentsabwt f l . Q| urhoirie.,- f c : ------: 3 3 C 3 2n U ' U i f o ______W odridnoBday.JutyS. 1995 Tlfnos-Nos-Nows. Twin Falls. Idalio D-3 ''

Home j& Garden>• Porcl]h welcoirnies Arttesia gulests Artifid;ial sidin: A wrap-aroundid ] p o rc h g iv e s an open wclcpming:Ioo:look to the Artcsia, -.— a roomy -storyrfamityhome fa with 1 charactter - a thrce-car garagegc and full base-, H P '- cchanges < ______m en L iL iv in g enivironmenls.range. v ir _____... 5 A L ^ . Most o f oUr house is covered from the formal roorooms at the front, .fJ I bncks and stone, b u t there are I AVII l l R oses - . to a relaxed familyily room at ccnter," J l,!j e wood aieas s u ^ as die rool ' •, and on back to the.he. cherry, sunrobm— ^ y about covering wood witl^vith I have used both alunuminum and M . slants up from thele f front,’ vaulting to artificificial siding p roducts such1 asa: vinyl to cover wood. ThereT is no . . a lofty peak aboveive the open ftpir- I” _ . aiuminninum and vinyl. Much o f' lh;thy “ease against substitute sid-sid cial siding project moree ssatisfying. . In the kitchen, twotw^ counter exten- — " ing"■ irin its April 1980 issue. TheTh< Q. Our concrete drdriveway is • T e a s sions add to thc'usuitsuabic work space, = article;le iis available at some libraries,ies. starting to chip and eranek a little. ^ 17]/' ■ lorlbundas as cfocs the centraltrally placed work Vtvllfd U.H., 8ul ,• Thehe chicf a r^ m e n ts against: thethi W hat can w e use to prejreveonnoie n i. ' island. This kitchcnicn is ideal,'for fam- o f artificial siding are that they thq dam age and how oftenishoulditbe s i7'e' v«uiiid ______use of a n d : ilies who like to icook together, I'wnai' c ____ _ •changeige the “character” o f a buildinjding treated? Utilities.and a smamall batl^room arc . ■ \N . ___X 1 by cor;oncealing design details, andan( A . M any hom e cc::cnters and Qj o r r g e p u s closc by, convenienticnt to tho garage as ' I ------. that ihithey .can-hide deteriorationn o f building-supply outletss ssell mason- well. J ' . underi)niying material. "Rot and inscciscct ry sfcfflers that can hellelp prevent I v Oo ! s e T r e e s ’ Luxuries pbouncund in'the master The spoiling (chipping), dustingdi and i Q :k may proceed unnoticcd,” Th< suite. It h as tw o clos;16sets, a linen clos* '' B 1 VII . Old-Hc•House Journal points out. weathering of concrete! oand m i^D * ■ -; et, and a private! bibathroom wittf a V(ull«S M Thcshcse are good argum ents, andanc ry, as well as. help protiotcct oghinA , two-person: showerver, raised spa tub ...... LW»« ...... i ...... shouldild serve as a warning to. homeime* dam age from gasolinenc, salt anti • and twin la v s .. I: owner;lers that problem s w ith wooc'ood chemicals. Exarhplesi aare Drylok ' • The open stoirwway aj form s a bridge, , i sidingng or trim should be corrcctc(cted Clear Acrylic Masonry7 Treatment ^ rrqm the open land- CeT«r*(l Parch ’ From there, and frqr - - - 1 a.c*f:.r Oifo* I ‘ ' twfore)re the wood is painted or-cpvcpv* and T h o m p so n 's Cpnpncrcte and Ci -ing, you can ovcrl'crlook the family. ; ^ ?3'.3'.30’8* • 1 crcdwLwith artificial siding. If overver- J^asonry Protector, i room and dining^; room.ro A two-sec* s ■ flowiniring gutteis are causing paintnt tou ■ Sealers arc generallyly applied to tio n b a t h t ^ m 'scrvicrves th e A rtcsia’s peelI aiand wood to rot around roofroo masonry every three to> ffive years. ,^ g two upper bcdroon3oms, Bolh rooms .■toe ■ II eaves,M, fix the gutters and repairrthe thi ------^ ------•are basically the same sai size, but the 1 wood)d Ibefore covering it up. -Readers’ questionsIS and com- front-facing bedredroom, with its >lso make sure an installer:r o f ments arc welcome andnd should be ------^ • archcd window andUld vaulted cciling, [Icial siding is aware o f potenncn- se/if to Gene Auiustin, (he :obs ing. A catalog fcaturiiring more than is the o ne the kidss w ill fight over. A ssocijcia te d D esig n s, 1 ICO Jacob problems and is'taking all pospos- Philadelphia Inquirer,r, Box 8263. , case 170 homeplans is avavailablcforS12. ' 'F5r a’ reviewr p la n ,, in c lu d in g Drive,c, Eugene. Ore. 97402. Pleas e steps to prevent them. FoFor Philaddphia. Pa. 19101.OL Questions ^Z o n a l and For more informatioion, call (800) sible j scaled floor plans,3, elevationscl scction specif;:ify the Artesia 10-16S an mple, when soffits'(the arc;area cannot he answered pets:tsonally. ' . y-v rder- 634*0123. cxamf and artist’s concept!eption, send $15 to includeide a rem m address w hen o rfei I ■ Gi e e : r a n i u m s Reg. $3.29 ; near pegrfection1 A Times-News; classifiedc MartiiiaiStews^art visit lets1 fans sry-need. SaUi l e $ 1 . 4 9 : arc piles arounil bccause: it’sit' not going to go away, ad can fill ever Koigh^RuklCTNewsrws Service I saww •Cranbrook and a few oth(ith er the rosebush. There ai . ."I amn not I a conservative, not t Geraniums O O A : places'ia in D etroit” 1 my kitchen now.” . 2 Pack S 7 J 7 ' your Q. Are you a contrololfieak?* rightiwini'ing reactionary in any way. I V ~^TROIT —• TThe hyperoctivc Q.W, What about thdartnym 931 jclievc that you can tum the living pruned and mnfflriazine? Y otcs^p^'-do amnzintying A. "You can’t buiuild a business don’t bcl 733-0! queen o f good livi lisite information clocks back.bac I only think w e can looliook ' tidied up her 1,000-bO-bushpcrc o f 1,000 fiattscvicvoyd^. “ w .that's based on cxquis “I have a busy, busy schedule.jle. I and inspiration if you’iii’rc not a control forwardrd and try'to accommodatciatc ' I roses for the “60 MiMinutes” crcw this A. “I . happening and try to teachach [|B|SB|BjSBSS88S four Color cd for,a bridal photo, have; a 1lot to g et done. The only wayvay I. freak. To me, that’s ththe highest form w h a t's hi week. She prepared I those penday-Saturday 8-6 flew m fo r a charityrity lunchcon for the that thethe storm windows do have tpto Ibe and father and childrcr [> and cnts. Well, guess whatlat? There arc now "1 haveive my garden, my animals,.m}, my ■ r \ W 1 Twinrin Falls SSunday 10-5 ! Detroit Historical Museum-StuncdMi up takenn didown and the screcns pul up ar ivc to two fathers, now two) rmothers, it's the daughter,er, my friends, m y mom' (whi 300 E.. Jerom © *'324*10W . . I with aller^cs andI impeccablyin dressed yoij ha\have to paint them and you have i 1 X 4 7 3 4l'6008 - 269 s. 300 them queerest arrangemenent o f b odies in ju st tumcmed 81).” (Stewart has beoi M nortti of Pbrtino Brid'go on ■ in a navy-and-crear•earn sailor-inspired wash1 ththem and you have to store tho T / \ T O pjnT : has ever been — divorceded from Andy Stewart sinci,ncc l 8 \ . m w y93,w ottono mllo on IS old,” she bragged), and yoiyou have to do all that stufl*.” homes now that there h m .-5 p .m . Borryrarrymoio, nodh 1/6 mllo. suit{':it’sfouryearsc ncc comfortable, 1987.) she thrilled the 4000 fansfa who paid up to Q. D. D o you have a to t'c f help doirloing so make iheir prescnc $l25ionibcU»wsw•s with'their idol. tfai^ j Judpn'g from thethe dem eanor of-thc • A. . *‘(" O f course I have a lot o f help!e lp il ! enthusiastic crowd,d, tthere was a whole haveJ ththree houses now that we use f .KINGDOM H E lot o f Martha M ania;lia going around. televisi/ision and for the magazine:1 ^ 1 apu— . l»QOO But.pcrhaps Joycc,/ce Harding of RoyiJ housesscs have become my places f< O ak, M ich., best: cxexplained the phe* photogi nome^n that is Marvlartha Stewart: “She . Q . . V^ a f^ y o u r secret for gocgood I Parakeett cage Im ------doos-wot34htng464hj }he N th dfgrJy W r mncaZ. ^------;— fti)

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Parents arc Immmensce and them as groun y III re inscct and disease probletiem s, check i.ting in this cc ______should bc.ntjcitJcast.20.inchM_across,____ _ )ct variety.----- eration’Tiurmrscryman from -near-/•-A m anda.------— out tho new FloWCr Caipei I be w inter- "giving sufRoieRoicnt room for ihc .roots. . Anthony Tcsselaar ofif Australia, Mclbouriic. Tcsselaor says it will b c'zones and tbgrow."' . managing director of thec :introducer. - Currentlyy thetl colors are variationsi' hardy I in all U.S. climate': .J n addition. .He.addcd,.“Qneofthe Q biggest prob- , tionali says of pink. BullIt Tcsselaar says white andI evergreen< in warmer oncs.1 Flower Carpet Intcmatii k spot and loms, too, withArith containers is people^ . most people will find1 :it hard to yellow cann beb expected in about a1 iti is.'resistant- to black mildew, w ill flowcr’in fullII ssuitor par- either over-wal•water or under-water. In believe how easy they arc■c to care for. year. hey ore a lot eisier to chre garden viewpoint. Flower■ ttial shade, and grows in almbsta any the ground they ■ The roses, in a distinctive: ppink pot. go “From a go ou dpn’t need toy woh^ or people .who want a rose! typet of soil. One.caution: donoMetitd .for since you _ nn <;nle niM Amfin th in, Ithe United Caipcfis for : iiering as m uch." ., ioFwfithout-the-work- H hns._( . \ about the w aten States. ------jmtfThcTDter ilLt. tlic iu u tj-w ilH ilhr20- ...... 3 w ithoutthe—to-be fcdrwat you clip them llic more tl them as a said. “Actuallyally. I’d do that with any Iks who want Plants comcirnSvith a slow-rclease fer- . “When you > grow th So w e’re appealing to folb ckly sec the coiitaincr-growirown'plant “ a .matter of without the tilizer (Osmonocote) designed to last at groundj cover yoQ’U quick a ro se a n d th e c o lo r wi iwcr Carpct principle. An^n c occasional trim o f the year. The: packagep also includes! difference< between Flow ■ GFCI work.’’ roses," says roots is good>d ifif you're going to put a 0 g o ^ to be instructionsis for- plan tin g an d care.. and( other ground covcr ro (While that sounds too ; Ig a t people plant into a comcontainer.’’. ___ trouble ny garden for E xpected U.S. U.I retail pricc is aboutI Tessdaar. “We:rc aiming true, I have had three in my jcautiful in The pink poipot will be a permanent ^ ^ v [ l i g M c no quarrel $16. Many’ majorm U.S. nurseries willI who want something bc; several months and have >epplc who identifier, Tesscessclaar says: “It’s distinc- e flower site be offering it asi part o f a national pro-• '• itheir yard or garden. Pe with the assessment. The i r'garden and tive, it makes:es ithe product stand. ouP^ aficionados motion. w ant to add color to thcir's m ay b o th er so m e rose ai sc'but never and it’s all partpart of the acmal package ;ize. But they Tlie rose varietyva name is Noatraum.. 1have alw ays w anted a rose since they arc miniature siz ill t h f work, to assure peopl:ople they are getting the well in the It was devcit/eloped over 25 years by' boughtI one Jsccause o f all hold up exceptionally v lovers who riglit product.";t." , • V “^1 Soms cords I house after cutting andd the plants 'Werner Npaipack, a German breeder.. It1 a lso appeals to rose Ic GFCI built into L ^ also Include a I ■ exiensoncord |’I I Tesl and' I [birci£breato Hockey stars scofc‘es $1.6 milillion coujnt^-cliiliibliome reset buttons | ; completed in September, spring and wonwi his 10th lcaguc*scor*• growing ] talk of his retirencment. "The Due to be coi Los Angeles Times ihal he and his wife arc ing title, andid his wife, who starred inI Great < One," 34, said in MMay that he the house thal T season, but b u ild in g is;’“rcgal “ n Mediterranean" idly ground faults withI easy-to-useei GFCIs. iyne Gretzky "The Flamiimingo Kid" (1984) and,,’i wants to rctum for another 5 Protect against deadlj Hockey superstar Wayi iced plans to " With five bednedtwoms, a guest house, , and his wife, actress Janet.5t Jones, have "Police Acad(adcmy5"(l988),curtcnay I last 1 December, he onnounc< id to launch frcc-form poolX)1 and£ poolside kitchen.' . purchased a lot at ShcrwoiI'ood Countp' live in the Bc>Beverly Hills area. build I some ice rinks and aurants with There willII bbci hand-painted do(ne GFCIcaan protect:t your Club at Lake Sherwood.irin Thousahd T hey chos which ' ended in January, r golfevciy day at Sherwood,)d,’’ he said, a bar and mountountain views. trip circuit bxokers. I cannotca afford ocHN Hockey League goal record n last has become1C :a secondary issue with i ‘ an electriciaa 'W hat cann I install,.that J . f Sensible won’t push up my elect]ectric bills, to . 'Sy. ' Home protect m y ftmiiiy? - F. R. H ailey Farm 'A : More than 220 pcopcople are dec- ® IS YOURllAVlml trocuted every year and1 7(70 perccnt of and circuitlit breakers, plug-in GFCI ' M arket to oj these deaths are causeded by ground outlets, GFCFCI receptacles and combi- fhults (tiny short circuitsuits). Another nation GFCLCl/circuit breakers, The Times-News TO SfZIU 700 people die cach yearear in residen* GFCI’s should sh be used in outdoor tial Hres causcd by cicctIcctrical prob- outlets, gara;iragcs, basements, fans and . HAILEY -‘The Haileycy Farmers’ rrom 4 to 7 \ , • Sprinklor ' i 1 m m s m Icms. liglits aboveve tubs, wet bars and bath- M a rk e t w ill b e tip cn fr< 'p.m . Thursdays, begininning this , ' Installation Even though an old drillIrill, hair dryer, rooms. Anyvlywhcre moisture is present, ' • Fence Building ^ ■ f j Thursday, at Hop Porteter Park on vj ^ etc. slill runs fine, insulatiilation m ay bc your body’ canci crcatc a grounded path • Fully Insured w orn inside. If your feett ararc grounded through your3ur hands, heart and feet, West Bullion Suy d e te c tin g Write forbr Update Bulletin No. 90S cally, fruits in season,'! minute differences inn t th e c u rre n t listing 13 manufacturers m of sensitive C ristina and o ther productlets from the xoming into the circuitit andc leaving GFCI’s inclncluding extcnsion\ords, Wood River and Magig ic V a lle y thc'circuit. trouble lightjhts, plug-in outlets, combo areas. I g g g I • In a safe tool o r appliai)liancc, incom* cords, GFCIC l testers, current load lim- People arc encouragedd ito drop by H g H Ung and outgoing currents:nts arc identi- iis, prices5 andai child*safe wall outlet and get acquainted withh local pro- WffSM fSfB ;cal. If they arc difTerent,mt, som e dec* covers andd nightn lights. Please indudc duccrs and let them krk n o w lo c a l ^icityjs leaking out thithrough y o u r $2 and a busjusincss-sire SASE. interests. 'body. Some high scnsitivitivity, industri- Write to James Dulley, 6906 Quantities may be orderedo in a) quality GFCIs dctcctt cucurrenr dificr- R oyalgreenen Drive, Cincinnati. Ohio advance for canning or otlother special iSJM a ences as small as .006' anamps and can 45244. needs. shut o ff the current in .0303 seconds.j . m m There an: several types’cso fin e x p c n - t L« M • sive sensitive GFCIs devicesdei avail- _ §1^, f T able that will protect: y

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