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Tom>m Floyd, the owner of c ing solid waste mantanagement site Leruy^f^f are seeking to -- ___ _PleMe>ee_TLHK.B .Poge«P ______— 1 ~ PaPage.B l_J“ _':il‘' Monky — C h a r ita eBLE DECISIOI3N ------—— Freshmeen La^uster tally: RetaUeiilers i reponed modest Novemlu n b er - • sale^ andanalysts remain ain ed - lawmake:ers cautious. PageElPa H S gear up r W K s r BIghKllb o tls for workk___ _| 'shis 7beT|Me»New«Md son. The Aasoclat^d Preea PageBS BOISE - The largest c»ntciintinRent of freshman legislatorss toORl-S .. MnaiM/ntikMaM Taxation Committee. OnlyOni two WfMrt*iamomtodo:Air4 Annie Newman'pc^ pood$n one.of the wieatte oit Ji *atj)fj!twjftj.tipiffitjnjliitniiridiiUIii.araoUajJta^ * ^ w fw th e lt, Baaadlrtt------o th e n of thf; n frwhman ^ ------h e i p l W f bitien, ^ and the ffloney ratted wHficngototayMw.ftit»«Hhe«tt It Mirgery equipment. The featlviUval. In the eld Wills Faigo Bani!enhbaUdb«.iirlUi>eopen tors managed a position ofleadet^ofl Force mom with Navy soi ship. roots for Army. froffllOfl.ffl.to7lo 7 p.m. todfljr and 10 $ja. to 4 p.p.m. SatHTdflir and Mil ftaturee iontartalmnent end an omamsrnsnt-making table for chlldrMnon on both dajra. The cost Is • $4 fbr senloft end $1 for children.en. Gannon, a retired Navylevy com* PaiPageDl m ender and Buhl plarmin n n in g derk diese days,, aaA ^ t t e d he’s a litde puaJed. thoual O p i n io n —— ored, why he won a viceM: CottlypriMiiiafltencM: manship of ihat pardculaiularcom* «:p.^ Iraq’I’s weapon05 declaraItion deaddline appii r o a c h e s mittee. But Senate MMir inority Batfs tips for correctionin Ibud* Leader, Clint Stennetn ett, D- get savings make obviousDUS LoeAnjeteeTlBMbnee______i----- ^ '” ] thisthlnging and put .Post-It notes on Ketchum, oointed out diat dial sena* sense, todays editorial sa inaccuradi'ades." WASHINGTCTON-Axmed witha • / I tors can oruy serve as a diairmand u or vice chaiman of onee commit*cc ______PUPAB ItaofkevcoiKe"cemsJiSjindJiN. ______!% •' . ___ :______lysts will.be.loq.ktngiBE___ experts are potpoised this weekend what thehe Iraqis say about how tee, and tluit tnose m ieadeadenhip.: ------I . to quickly assei they disposposed of hundreds of tons such as he - cannot headctidcommit* uess Baghdad’s first tees. That leaves a pool of C o m in g i pI f o r ^ occountLnting in four yean of materialsms for blister and 1 of about any weapons of nerve gasc{Bses, details of fraq’s pro- 10 of die 35 senators from'om which — ; of mass destruction to choose vice chairmen. in its arsttial,, a potential tripwire PRR ^B • gram to0 developd the deadly VX I. for an American nerve ageagent and proof that Iraq Gannon said the appoint a n invasion of Iraq. to ag and local govemmen Although IraqIr continues to (/’ ' has destristroyed stocks of deadly nent com* insist it has no such weapons, it ' . i biolo^calical agents, among other mittees are Just what hele wanted,w has promisedd tto meet a Sunday . ~ things. It was on the Senainate Ag deadline to give ‘ “Alotw>t will depertd on how long Committee from which1 nutrientnu ive the U.N. Security management plans for d Coundl a ill iand complete dec* ■. the list is cand what’s on it - or not >r dairies Iaradon"ofaUilU its efforts to devel* 1 on it," a) seniorse US. offidal said, originated a few years; ago,agi and op nuclear bomtimbs, produce deadly I • r. ______I andand U.N. offidals view die the eastern side of CanCannon’s VS. District 23 has a numhim ber of biological micr » 0m. dedaratic icrobes or chemicid ation as a crucial test of dairies. warfare agents,Its, or build ballistic u J.>. AiAnnjr Brig. General Uoyd Attttinlin, right, gives battia InstnictloriioiM AiriM ihra. Iraq’s ttatedstati intention to cooper* missiles. h the U.N. resolution call* “1 thought it was impunpunant to I excersttee Wednesday In the KvKuwaiti desert near tha bordir..H W l.l« , _ get on.the committees.wls.where 1------(epriol Busli adm in-- --- Baghdad to disarm. ----- can represent my constitistituents assembled a team of to fullfully translate and analyse thithe "There are menn anda women Mostexpect ex] Baghdad to comply WIT the expected del* materi best," Cannon said. M te ri^ b u t U.S. officials hopei toti who have lived aiuli breathedb this enough1_to to avoid imminent attack___----- StennetCr-who-sitH-on-tlin-the-Ag------ihQfy some Ted*tiag inaccuraira* stuff for years,* a U.S.I official 'but to injectinji as much ambiguity / take several weeks d esas and r omissions mwA faster. said. “They can breN. 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S t a t e : T 1 o s s f a m ( :onvictioii[IS . exonim e r a t l p n s Filfiscal _____ led rap e c( Irvriates axoneratifStM on Ihe bails olDNAovldencaica ware most ContMiitlnutdlmAl worse, Leavitt said,I, WashinglqnW ------NEWLXORK.(AE)I -1-.Tbedisaict-----gang-of-^M -investment banker*.have.alr ^wilding!Lyouihs..DNA_^in irged wtth rape. ftmrfe- — has so far-blocked effortsby:(ht—effo ______Bitomey.asked a judgeidge Thursday . evidence ha completcd'jail terms ranging a. —governors to imposeise new: sates to throw out the convictvictims of five The finalhasbacl^hisdaiin. __ cosix years to 11.5 years. AtMUR I 4 by PresidentPr< Bush’s new educa- tal decision on the convic- si) tionla'ilaw. taxes on the Internet,let, a medium yotmg men in one of}f tltetl nation^' tions rests ' 'Euneration could operen the ...... , I. a___ that governors.believeeve is costinf ------mosmotoriourrape'pecaKsrih ^nue.“W earep ed to rule by Feb. 6. or ------^t-lhe^hei^GA^needngiivAusdn.------gerwlto-ivas beaien"an-an a iefc-fnr------MorgOHf iOs, from tianng to regtstefarasse* — _ ,oc ly losing control ofF oou u M ax ^ IF dead convictionsnihau also said the men’s offendersfor 2C the rest of their:irlives. RoM>wy H H■ 2® 'In every one of those meetings • the: totopic has been exactly theS des," he said. District Attorney' R‘ftfiat night sh o u ld be for dead in a pool of mudid and ne,” said Glendening, “the te_ofthe ecoriotny^eJedecal say they are strugglingling to fund mvicted-tapto . fui purooae'I'ftosecutors said “no use- -btoed-ttfter-th fo e attack-on AprP ry-W ,------NOTETBaaatfonlKa' — nwrburdennmpKed'tedlqnhrfed:— Me^^4Mould-b»«eFMed-by4----- M irernment's role in causing ' wbo had never beforere tbeen under retiiblforai 1989.Now41, she has said shshehas U2Iii!db2l^2£?t5?75wJ5»oi.in mudi^ ^ eral election reformm law,li home- suspicion confessed ai r any of the crimes. no 19 memory of what happe ch of the problems the states J and said he T he five pened, : facing and deep coocem ov»^ land defense requests,its, andi eduia- > acted alone in commnmitting the youths, Wh(ve black and Hispanic preventing nc her from helpingIg id en - O»aeom6««onoltt».? s ? K : : s s s f ______the: fetfederu govenunent’s lack off ag tion testing requiremeements, all of crime'that had been\ blblamed on a tim e of vhothe were 14 to 16 at the tify pr any suspects. which were supposiposed to be the attack on th e white tif 80ynCE:mnocene*Fe*Pro|ecl AP respotlponseinany way.” Amefore the House. WI. J“But when we hear that the tributed to the cd toti givejlhii pieces as shallow back- th tfl«3)>the amount perpermitted by fi». Hadde cated the Ag Department1 didn’lc hookf)k for states’ budget problems,;je states $2.1 billion to10 finance.lh^fi Iden plans to even out ca 2 election reforms reque•quested, Bu^ Xfdcoln County: TlThe judge rocky arei have a good reason to witli.hhoB D o licit rmsk.skepdcal,” R. Glenn Hubbard, ortered Idaho Tire^ RjRecovery to pJe’s southreas surrounding the the ht plans from the public drman of the president’s Coun-yj. so far, lawm akersers hav4)'j( pay a fme of $20,0005 fofor failing to >".8 »n the^ithwest boundary ^ fill- Stermett th said he wants it iror™-5a“d AdeHdtestim,imated at SIGO mil- of Economic Advisers, told the).» approved a cent uphold the a j^ m e n.nt t. with topsoille area and covering it stin Idaho code that the plans < !ion.ona$1.9bUU,iUion budget is fac- landal Times this week, “To pass these mandlandates ing a Legislatui The tire pile grcwifw under the soil 2" to create a firebreak be (n public. ture that has few . j^erhe governors' litany of com­UJ. out dollars attachedled whenMft operation, of the novnow-dcfunct ThepUesjtsborder of the property. b< “ It was my bill to m akes daiiv.< members who> worked» through pjaintjints is lengthy. states are so fiscally stressedstre i d ^ Idaho Tire Recove^ry 1Inc. under As crewssits on the open range, .men file nutrient manage: 'l“ ■«“ ■’“‘•selt crisiso in the early (>„)n the, tax side, last year’s 10-[Q. notre^)onsibIe,’’WarTieim » a d d ^ ------Floyd's ownership.-ip. Hadden - tires, firews li: worked to remove the ,mplans, so Tm going to do m>iv iS ~ “"'S’ our Republicans----- year,ir, J $135 trillion tax cut indud-,d.— Most importantW, the invested in the compmpany in its"' ous’pUes! lines o between the vari-'T^ pjtb m ake sure they arc public Laird Noh otif Kimberly and edaliia littleHioticed provision aimedeA say they are simply losinglosi cotuni ^ Denton Darringto early days until Floydyd ieventually createds toon the lot have been said. tb gtonofDedointhe directlectly at state coffers. Under thehe of their Medicaid budgets.buc To^ ------boufthi-him outrbut-H(i-Hadde^con------[Wieniiol-fiito reduce the risk of a sa ______Sen ate a n d Dolores Do Crow of___tfl'sJaw,-the-federal.estate-tax la that, diey largely blameameWash&Bt! Nampa and JoArlAn Wood of Rigby dimini JJ tonTWhelTMeaiiaiaila-and'MfiS— tinued lo own the proptroperty. tires.l-fire-spreading-to-other------Uadership iilnishes at glacial speed over - As-thc former propeoperty owiier, “ W e no\ u in the House -- werev in office in th et next m decade. But the law care were oeated, CotijCongress envC Hadden also is on thete hhook under breaks throtow have several fire In leadership races inn both 1983 when the! Statest was hit with makeskes swift work of a provision sioned Medicare asis thet! healt^ ib^threat of a lawsuituit iby DEQ to Tire pilestrough it," Hadden said. .houses, some Magic Valleyey law- a $70 million defilefidt in a $465 mil- thatalt allows states to claim a creditiif insurance program fort]ortheelderiy; m akers didn't fare as well as clean tip the tire pile.1e. The agency tal and lies hu pose an environmen- j" as they lion budget. fromm thet federal government forQf while Medicaid woulduld cover tha recetitly asked himim to sign a They offerhuman health hazard. ^hoped. Neither Rep. Leon> SSmith, Bedke wiU be one of the law- estateate taxes paid. The “statete poor throu^ combinedined stale ag j. R-Twin Falls, who was nin iJi cleanup agreemeni:ni with the insects ander breeding grounds for d t ^ fof^ makers who wilwill be facing the deathIth taxi credit” h a s already beeny , federal contributions.s.Butthel{ab Bl state, but he refusedsed. He esti- combustibind rodents, are highly 'assistant majority leaderer, nor deficit straight; onoi when he takes cut: b}by 25 percent, and will be[,e den on Medicaid hast growngrc ste W mates that he has spenpent between uncontroUatible and can cause „Rep. Scon Bedke, R-Oakley,ey, who his new positioi:ion on JFAC. He goneie by1 2005, at a cost to thel,e ly- The program now>w covers< fk t was nm ning for caucus chaii $400,000 and SSOO.OOO000 so far on ------>Uable toxic fires. ~ airman, landed th e job,)b, which usually statestes of $4 billion a year, accord- long-term care costs of tJ ..,„cleanup and.that.in1 aranother two _ Times-Nt got th e posts. takes years toI workw up to, after_ ingjp_joJHarley Duncan, executiveye and, in many states, tnetrthd prescpt^ years it could be po&sitssible |o have Sandmann•News, < writer Jennifer Smith said the vote coiounter ” ■ only serving oneleterm i tow hldihe directcectqr of the .Federation of Tax tion drug co sts.------all of (he tires removedved. 0931, in aan be rcuc/t^ at 7JJ- told him that if two people?!e had was appointed, Admiritiimstrators. Congress's failureire to pai£ j Work at the sitee hhas wound jandmanniE « . 237. or changed.their votes, thele race Neither Newcovcomb nor Geddes This"his year’s stimulus bill, whichd l promised prescriptionon drug( b ^ would have been a tie. Seseveral are ready to lab«abel a tax increase grantented an additional tax break to fit for the elderlyf hashs lanc{$9 lawmakers said they thouimg^ a inevitable. Geddiddes continues to &uinean«sse$.thatinyest.in plant.andltd ____ squ^yoiLthe.stai^l "r'eglohalla stfiig^had ensueded with argue for balandindng the next bud^ ^equip;iipment, also hit the states,>s, H uckabee said. AncAn^ despilf Te Circulation both the Smith and B^dkeke cpi^' get with furtherier spending cuts, . becau:ause almost all of them haveve efforts by the Bush adm week, diil^ only i5.()0^ . . tejitsrand TrieasurvValfeyey'WiJrt even for educatiation, although he tiedi theirtl own corporate incomene to g m t state govemmmments S m da^W olock. circiitstia iBJay only S3.50 per w « t. ’ -o *® u t. Rep. M ike Moyle of StaItar w ill- concedes his is not a majority tax systemssys to the federal govern-1). flexibility to m anage:Ige MedicalcQ ludcd in all atwvc ratex. A------serve as assistant m ajority leaditf;le view. C i r ^ t i o n phon« lln< ment’sm’s. Thirty states scrambled to the states still lack the authority J l n o . t c ^ s . ge will he levied for all Seand [^..^ulie Ellsworth dt . The speaker ai in. on lj.ir& ' WTO’SSi^S^ ' argued, as he has “decofcouple” their corporate taxax to conpt)I costs that gn ----- ::------do ndti^«Ivo your-pap* -wiU be <3ucus chairwoman.!: - ' -- • —in the past, thatIt thetl House; where, —rates.tM.fr^.Vt«hiztgttm5Lit>.8ave.a3 as— : call ihc numtwr for your But ‘House Speaker Bruce B tax bills must start,st; will set the much;ch as $15 billim over the next Sdrtey-Kupcrt* ■nwTimv"Nc)rmaaon ^Newcomb, R-Burley, (over- course by its dedecisions on bud-, threeee years, but 15 other stateses “It violates the basiclasic prindpl^ Paul-Oakley...... 677-4042 ||«hed dally ai•New« I (UPSA.tt-OHO) is puli- whelmed , a late Challenge;e from gets. If spendingng bills for schools haveare absorbed the revenue blowi; of goo j management!Qt toi give u i Twin Fall! ai >.« Third Si. W.. Twin conservative '''' Dennis Lake:e for a and other prioritiirities can be passed “UtiUtah at this point is, if not grin-In- the renwnsibiuty toooianagebui m and Qlher area* ------...... - 733«3l. B Puhllcilion% Inc.. a >uh- third « term as House speaker.er. with dramatic: ccuts, the line on ning,g, aat least bduing it,” said Gov.IV. no authority to manaanage with.^ n ■ fafejli.1. Entcfprlwi.p. th Lake, a Blackfoot agiibusiiisinesfr taxes will be heldeld. If not, the only Mike! paid 11 Twin Path by The ~likaii;~ahd unulliei’ NcwiKfctnnb cholcelslilflhemrtaxeE ' TOfflciihciry and-gnunty------m irwaniio5«ciii>n6C-i08or antagonist,’Jim an Clark of Ha;layden. Gov. Dirk Kenempthome set the per week: Sumby only. S3. te.-nwfvJiyU hereby e

reclaim s lifo w f WASHINGTON (AP7J)-FoU d^ “~ . . their Democratratic opponents, H ^^H _n^igb, new*v h b a b y , ~partles, candidatesaniand.imerest rnarmlaceutical d firms weigiighed in with the mcl o s t according to thee fiRnal repon of the H groups spent about $1 billion on ' . Wisconsin Adveivertising Projetii, ■ new outlook. _____television advertisin,sing for the Goltoein,I, a poUti(^ s< ^ n tist who • adads. United Seniors spentn t the which ihonitorsI di^ t a from the 100 _ ■ money on more than l^UUJUU ad ' top media markirkets around the ' . ■ radng to use up'resennerves.of now* Advertisingng Project. “Advertising ' .spots .spi in 35 markets. ' countiy. That coviovers 85 percent of H C o m in g Sun>unday banned campaign contrilitributions. matters at>t thet margins, and can The PemQcraUcrleaninii _ A campaign tinancepiTawjHaFZIIMuenceJe.2t.3jjr_4.p.ercentage ____C10-was.a.distonLsecond^FCl ite&.alsoouupent— ^ ||-= took effwt Nov. 6, theiie day after - pomts of thethevote.' * Ing Ini $3.5 million on mores ithan Republicans andnd Democrats got l^ s s the vote, prohibits naricarional party “But we;.re are living In a time 5,600 5,6 ad'spflls in nearly 155 niar- , more financialII ^help from their ■------commi««e«-f«»m-fairaising-and— ^here-foliti)litic6-and-electlons-ar« ------k«t8.-NeK(-4v«r«^h«-busiFk« liness^ ----- party^4mere6test-groups.------spending soft money -theuniim- tii it- decided att the margins,” he said. backed, ba' GOP-leaning Ameri‘ricans Spending onm congressional- ed contributions fromom corpora- The Unitelited S ^ o n s Associadon, for for Job Security, at St.5*millillion, races year wasI ddose to $320 mil- fM M DEC ' o k . dec ' de, tions, unions and otherslers that par- a group baclacked heavily hy phar- and an the Democratic-leailaning lion, almost twiodee as much as in ' ^ BI b | T ^ i dec , Dl ^DEC .DEC ties use for acdvides suesuch os issue maceudcaital companies, spent S8.7 groups grr Emily's List, at $1.3.3 mil. 1998. The $lbilli(illion in advertising f l B I ads, get*out-the>votee didrives and million foror television ads, with lion. lio The Sierra Club spentIt $1.2 included just over ovi $420 million f BI ____ operating costs. ' _____ J__much of thsthat supporting Repub- . million ml and the Florida Eduaicadon__ spent .on govenioinors* races and $64 Jm m “There were so few'ew races~lri Ucah Hous^is^'ciridldates.7rhat was 'Assodation As Sl.l miUToh.' ■ ‘ million spent onin other< races. The MM play that diere was a lot of money oithost tly^eef-ee rimes more than any Republican 1 House candid lidates rest was spent in odiert areas such 10.9 10J9 1(W chasing a few races,”s,” said Ken ' other group>up spent on campaign spent sp( almost 20 percent less» than asissueads. l l P : ? 'I®

Survey fifinds retireises face AMan gets 30 m i i ' A o k a u H ' GroUf* • H onti D iA J . QiI KANSAS c rrv . Mo. (AP)[*) - A I raise premiums andId increasei AtBcenlpopoll oM35 largo ij copayments for redrew pharmacist who diluted chchemo. A ______rs stiows that many .[j,gtherapy drugs given to thousjjsands “ ■ next three years, and J raise premiums for o f, quarter say they are of cancer patients was sentei health coverage. to , elim inate health coveS v e r a l K to the maximum of 30 yearars A ------future retirees, a-nevnew survey - Ptfc*nt*9#igtof«mploytrsthat_ . . pri:prison Thursday after the viaIctims’ ___ . shows. ...plan to concontinuooftotinflcovoraoo ‘ families tearfully told howw the ’ g ^ “This study is the3 latestio bad to current ratiretirees... scheme s p had cost them prec ■ Q news for American workers wo on _____ days ivith their loved ones. “Y(jur crimes are a shock tcto the : * __ Altman, president off ththe Kaiser w ,o hcroaso ^ redroo civilizea coascience," UJ>. uis Family Founflation, which wj eon- prefrtoms... Judge Ortrie Smith told Robeiien B s i - ducted the surtey along3ng wilh the Courtney.Coi “They are bey consulting firm H ew itt understanding.”un(i m ESH ' ' Associates. “Current rret e t i ^ a r e ...oxpecttoiito Increaao prescription , - ^Courtney, SO, was also ordtdered j ^ being asked to pay moreore for their drugcopaymilyment or coinsurance... to *pay $10.4 miUion in restitutution IM i\}w) ____health coverage andnd c u rre n t atid a $25,000 fine. He showe<« d no T ^ Umv:niMM.i400ai»AO*COAC P workers'are less likelkely'td~get ------emiemotion-as the-judge-annourunced— his sentence. health benefltii froiro m t h e i r ly to ellmlnale covomgo u . employer when they retiretire. for future roliroes.rolit His lawyers said he was n The survey intervieviewed 4 3 5 ^ — _ remorseful, ten and they urged the ^ ^ p w 5 p o vWhateverin&taas, I Guarantee It large private^ector firmirms - those ^ — ^ jud,judge to impose the lightest p

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The lost art 0 * w ■ ■ Federalilpaiielhiac -ofletter-writinj I P ^ J D 6 Me&pHsfcfefcnew£=p^^^^M^^ejBbMafieE = ^— Alamos:slabiM^histltlebiower:- : ^ ^ 1“ ^tampaigncontilBfflion caseTI- - LOS ALAMOS. N.M.N.N (AP) - A in the inteiiterests of public health. /*o« WASHINGTON (A PJ-M attel Diaz-Balart and lleana Ros- I Mill MM ^ piiTtol fmmi ,______; WASHINGTON (AP) - hands of the people who don’t Inc.. maker of Barbie dolls and LehHnpn. hnthnf PiAri,<« »«a______1 ■ ■ ■ a i a M y ______. Alnmos NationalI Laboratory L vinceafedFe^nil judge that the lab “ =1 “ Cdplrallzing on GOP cbnirol^f want to iix tne Droken system," otlier famous toys, a m ^ along ^ reluliuted atiiiinsi Ha whistleblow*w - had violatelated air-emission regnla* H X # ? o va F F » „ D . .8 . Congress and the White House. said Dr.. Donald Palmlsano. a with two of Its former employees The FEC said it found no evi- ■ ■ ■ A 1 ^ ■ H I ur and orclerud thele labI to raise tions. - i dence.lhaL-anv=at-lli.i-,Mtei«ni^ =^S=l=Kj,-^rl|i=^=|yL|lS,|^ = his salary.rciroaciivelively and pay -Trhc labib”Had‘a 1 p ^ I S d ’two p r ^ - “ 'EimRErSJORE”^ liim $49,000 in fi-galfcII fees, vious deciecisions iti G utierrez’s ^A iiagerL iz Claibiiborne, •pressinstornewUmiratlonson . Medicnl Association president. iMm« o(^to tWrdt^SdiT™ . Los AJumos alsoI mustmi remove favor. yibal, Jewelry; . Now Open Suni m d a v s .. .when, where and how consumers next year. largest fine ever im p c ^ by the tions. ^ ------’’------ILy^_iLJ \JL /^\JU \J V_y L_J MCRUtTvu commentsts f u per^ JinTDani5raieau61d,‘Fsi»k«irian ------^ I . canfdelawsuits. ■ The^AMA is among those that • FederalElecdooCommission.* The reimbursement arran g e^ r ’ruf/* r ' i A i A c L -----^ ------frn-ffiifnccTVJitomimrmrforTJiralror— fonhelab;abnlecUrTedTTiursday^o— - _____ ^ . . . In aomff cases, they already have honed their arguments lo The fines, announceailiursdav. menf involved Mattpl vnior vfr«* i nC * ljarC I6n uCItC (jIFl & CjCiraen OflGD J« e C utierre*. ifthe Laliur discuss thetht latest ruling, issued i *»****•"§ of President E v in c e Americans that umits stem frorn 512().714in donations' pFSderit Permln Cuza and Mattel _ &■ Tn T h 'p NlJrnsi the lab inI IS1997. a year entire cour)ursey^t." Many souUi-centnral ' Monday thru Saturday: lOilOam to fipm l / n ^ M . : . ^ e x a s governor in the 1990s. armed itself with staDsucs show- went to 23 Democrats and Repub- Cuza was in charge of ^iT tm e n t 1 1 # .ifter he went publiclie wilh docu- ^ “Theree area still several issues Idaho residents fln 918 Main Street. BU3UHL j M>w>yists have taken a verbal ing that emergency room doc- licans, two party committees and affairs for the toy company. ' m ^ IW W PU W ------.menis-slmwins thatIt iJtJie lab lied-----to-be-Veso2soIved,”-Danneskiold-- • —designs for:tbeJ)U'critrimlnatlng.atA&oniabIeJi/p/V fcM " ■ * .. cue from th e p re sid e n t, who tors, obstetnaans, surgeons and five poUticai action committees. Mattel at Cuza’s d ir ^ o n paid ' M ^ ■ Zee^-—^ aho.iit emissions of »f airborne said. He; saids he did nol know Jjoyinpenandpap( ------Petite thru 3Xal2es*1 • www.blackrockclolhlers.cor.com ; often refers w proposals io^|umt=other physiclans-have-aban.-- - -Among the recipients: the— Schwartz’sfinn forconsultingser-- W ®3l3®GinGW [^^------radioactive materials:ils in the m id -'. when thatlat would happen, and — * job creation bills. doned some parts of the countiy Democratic National Committee, vices and Schwartz used the afflOFD’ffUHJDSB 1990s, iu violationI of the Clean • could notot specify whai those They’re re c a s tm p itc h e s that - because of costly m alpractice the Gore 200Q presidential cam- money to make donations to fed- . t M A ITTT-lM n/ m Air Act. issues are.e. M jih a v e va(htionally lampooned,,, lawsuits and the expensive insur- paign; committees for California’s eral candidates and poUtical com- D l l i n 8131119111 ft Cutierrez said hee hadh teamed “Hopeft C A l/U 25% Off All efuliy the lab won’t H M U n moreon-, ance they must carry to protect Democratic senators Barbara mittees: Schwartz also used K (ILS 1 I H V V, B^VL I J. * uf the violations whilvhile working appeal this thi so we can get this ^ i j g e fa lle n ^ Boxer and Dianne Feinstein. - money from Mattel to reimburse A ^ W U j U i i T U Pofg ||| C|QQ|f| on^an internal asses:iessment. but ’ behind us,is, and we can all move B l t i a t l^tAW curbswOl help save • That ineans patients in wm e Several RepubUcans also were people, mcluding Cuza. for dona- I A I „ n i . ^aid his bosses wwould, not forward,”I,” said Gutierrez, who IjT jW i acknowledge or act or ^*trog^nfe businesses, preserve wmmunines are forwd to drive , among the recipients, including lions to political committees. ‘ 1 A . h HOUSB PlOTltS, N O W 50% OFF^ t on the infor* now works:ks on technology*trans- j o ^ and prolect access to health .long ^i^ an o M for h com m ittees for Reps. Lincoln accdrding to the documents. Limili'tKo stot'li on/lantl. matinn. He went publublic, he said, fer issuess atai the lab. rtTiT*«l !! /• “Itbcame an economicdevel- AMA is lo^vine for a federal i——w — — ^^BI^^^^Y7T3?r7TEn¥TnTVTTTTT7ni Judge rulesi il i n f a v o r o f A i r FForce ( w orkers WIClilTA FALLS.:S. Texas (AP) personnel,sl. lost their jolK in 1999. ?n SSFJS ^^'MaiiMaM > A judge.has orderciered the rein* The men,1, iwho worked as agents § y g ^ - -^the politically powerful groups -medical lawsuits.-Their proposal F R I D A T D E C * O T H ‘*ldMho*s O ld c fft/V u n e n W ith T he ISenest Ideas'*...... statem ent of twoI cicivilian Air for the D«fDefense Security Service VI W« 1 Hfeading the charge to restrain would impose a federal cap in **FAaf4vfl1 nf T lolife** ^ ^ Force employees whorho were fired' at Sheppr>pard Air Force Base. g j j j E E [wW WwBB ^ m alp ra ctice lawsuits. states that have no limits. J r C S I I v a l 0 1 I r f l g ll X S ^ ^ A three years ago after:ter reporting reported1 ththat a noncommissioned And in the subtle game of The group’s political action PPTMP PIU / i ^ 4 . . . that a servicewomain an's a ffa irs . officcr wasvas granted top security. Montn|.l innuence, groups tend to avoid committee gave about 60 percent JfJOXaJS lOB -Safcir # . ; with Saudift and fello}llow militory clearance:e iafter having an affair >KUnwil ■-ti;aditlonal term s-lik e “ to rt of its $2.1 million in donaUons In \ w ' XTTTOC17D T17C TVrr ; personnel posed a secuecurity risk. with a suptjpervisor. They also said l i l l r / i l : V ^l^orm " or “malpractice liability the last election to Republicans, O tU V /•JfO. * IN U A ^ U K I H c l X N C . Roliert Smyth an

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- w y e n r y KisiiinRersayshihe • ^--Law inalikers^houlfId-repeal--] m tcoasio lcadhisSc] JL A l l investigation comnnmis* s n j ■ A i sion down the money trail. H ~~~ somemaandatory s(sentences oant expect to run into a lot ol /nifamiliar faces f\lonfi the way. ATQUlWES'tbU-D moves clos- M ost I<1a is la tiv e sessio n , can’t statete governmj ent? I*l>cir<)dolliirs. i ^ l - i llYCf?fW UN7\ there*^nono shortage On the s i second point from i— C^KY SW KtS,\?W . K \ S S \ H ® ? ■ t T T M ^ V OOH. N A ideass 6on how to .the confere ren ce, fo rm er Gov. ^ S E ' deal with next year’sir’s looming Fhil BatiI mader a potentially Zl-A'CllllAl'l-iS, V' ■fowwwMrtm . __ . • budget defidt...... valuable suggestionsu on how Ki • i— T Though muny soun«und prop^ cut statee g( o v ern m en t costs. als have come from ( The Saudis fund schools nilall n Gov. Dirk Batt recom>mmended that' legis- ,,viover the world and all over ■ / K e m p i h o r n e ’s ^ 2rlhis ^^lators revise cotcotiniry - thjit propagate thete blue>ribbon com* f Idaho’s manda* WWahhabij values of theocracy, m'itiee,. the IO u r v i e w : To help tory sentence sc>sexual inequality, intoleranctice i^'l- • 'r - i , , A s s o c i a t e d i. laws. He sug- «niand jihad. Some of these instiistitu- f l j n g Idahols budget crisis, Taxpayers of gested many of tions are in New York and Idaho’s annual )elegislatois should cut them are exces- Washington. Ki.sslnger can ge conference this . sive and costly. the addresses from the FBI. .speniding and review week offered ^ Balt’s idea has America’.s Islamic organiza so m e e s p e c ia lly fl lions also live along the mnnc mandatory prison obvious merit. trail. The Council on America valuable insights. . The Slate correc- i^ii One of them ®sen ten ces...... Islamic Relations, for exampl tions budget has jtist jtis accepted n hulf-million di was a philosophi* U W h a t d o y o u th in k[7 ? soared from SK) Inrlars frj»m a riepliew of the Sai cal reminder on ' m illio n to Sl 12 kinking to "put Islamic material.'als” w hy s p e n d in g VWe weicome viewpointsts million in 20 ■>«'into Arnericiin llhraries. Let'sI's should be con- u hope they won’t Ih.* combusiillible. • tro lle d . T h e sec* from our readers on this Saudl-fundcd charities, we;e . - - . - .- .r-.iWp ond was a practi* a ai n d oth e r issues. now knoiv, supjMjrt a varietyyof i '------cal'suggestionon~— •J«rrorifitft,-Royal-I)eneficence-:e------observed,-i!If the»reputation re ...------won’tt didisclose the donor. SO we— underwrote at Jeast two of th(he builds that the Sauiaudis take care are left i how to do it. ___ -and neither is g^r eft to guess. My guess is the boasts that the company'my “has Un the first, natio Sept^l-MiiiUckeFSrBiK-Suitdt-fl of-their-friends-wlievlien-they-feave ------Saudmifroyal-family:------contributcd'cnonnouslyT5ljrro7he------tioilal tax Batt. ButIt mandatory sen* money mo* doesn't go only to fana guru Scott Hodge of nnt- office, you’d be sur]iurprised how I amm ssorry to say Kissinger mayr creation of the modernn KKingdom of the Tax tences appp p ly a p u n ish m e n t ies. ies. It also is available to justIt much better friend:nds you have even eni Foundation of Wash encounter a few journalists of Saudi Arabia." ishington, that costs1 tlthe taxpayer just as good goo friends. who are just cominjling into office.” along( thethi money trail. The D.C., pointed out th( Actually, Kissinger did 0 ^ that many much as th(th e convict. Non-vi(>* This T category happens to The Bandar princinciple also Saudisis hhave long made a prac- state economies are st receive a personal giftt frefrom the i still grow- lent offcndiiders may do better include incl a lot of former senior)r applies to the Arncrncricanacade* ticeofgi)f giving their Western Saudis. But it probablyy we popular because found life after retirement inn rassed by the revelt’elation that it wantinging to offend, strap them on. pre.sented with a copy'o of f thet American think tanks funded•d by had accepted gifts f states, including Idahoiho, is their th ey let llegislators e appear ts from the Are thejhey influenced by Saudi, infamous anti-Semitic; for;forgery Saudi Arabia and the oil compnpa- Osama bin Laden1 fsfamily. But hospitali spending habits. hard-nosed,td. The drawback is, nio tality? Look at the coverage “The Protocols ol the EldersEld of ------“What is really at tl nies that do business there. Han’ard is far fromjm alone. Elite of ihekii; kingdom over the past 10 Zion.” hy his thouglttful■ul host,h t the heart such laws/s ta k e d is c re tio n c»iiCoincidentully, these ex-dipbllh universities have re o f th e problem is overs i received mil- years,, scsee which reporters have Saudi King Faisal. erspending away fromm judges. And, as mmmats are the chief Saudi apolnllo lions over the yearsirs from the failed to and bad budgeting,” I to notice they were in a ■ Coiisidering Kissinger’sser’s pre* g,” Hodge Batt pointeIted out, judges are gl^t;Ri^ts in the United Slates. Saudi government.It. fasdst;t ththeocracy and decide for said. sent mandate lo searchh outot the more qualiflified to hand down SiSaudi sup|M)rters also can IwIm Often these contrntribHtions are yourself.elf. sources of violent Lslamlcmic fanati- He got that right.;. AndA he's ' sentences!s th a n le g is la to rs round on active State secret. Columbia UiUniversity, for Cynicslies suggest that Kissinger cism. the Saudis probablyably wish not the first to sayr it.it We’ve are. DepDepartment duty. As Prince example, is establislilishingan may eveiiven run into himself on the they had given him a RoURolex reminded readers aar n d s ta te A more fle n b le approach to J®"Bandar, the refreshingly candiidid Edward Said chairir ini Middle moneyy titrail. K i^nger says his instead. leaders for months thatth over* first-timee and nonviolent ^udi ambas.sador (and husbai>and Eastern studies (ne;next: the Mullah consultirilting firm doesn’t represent jf “inadvertent" terrorist spending, not underteirtaxing, is offenders couldco save th e state r :.. Mohammed Omarir chairc in com- * Saudii ArArabia. But it does repon*'■ '~ ZcvChafL'tsisacolunmhimistfor ^ Linancier Princess.Haifa).oncece_____ P.araiiKe.reIigion)^Cl^Columbia______edlydo b ------thfrroot^Mdaho^ troulouble.------bundles~ii-in“incarceratlon ------theNatf-York-DailffNmsrws.------JeffYoutz,Idaho%di; diief bud- costs. (Vote}ters, however, will ^ _____ get aimly», confirmein ed a t th e___ h a y ^ q_hhold their local that I d ^l»Ts ! econo- ju d g es acce effective in laying ^ season " of all meaning. is still expanding, /Iqrarewe ^own thee law: f o r c e r ta in AdvT nade by on Irish immigrant, robs children of a decentml ceduca- Vdvertisers and store employe) C'M' S slese immigrant and a run* tion just as it would rob th _____ blaming our, ahottfaJfalls nn n H u t ^ tave — physlfarntrtftSsir the sdio£hodls^d recession? by th e L e^^ s latu re m ay reveal heaileartfelt wishes of “Merry If you can’t pay yoi transconixintinemal railroad, away with athledc contesttests your bills some thatt shoulds be revised Ghri'hrisimas ” and “Happy Understorstanding racial diversity you should cu t your ex because some might feellelbadif b expanses, or repealed.id. ■ Hanianukkah ” with the diluted andai I apparentently is more important they lost. nashy greeting “Happy M than learearning about charity, As Whitehead said inn a Iradio holidays." fanatical and often blind commentaiy, “We face an The stripping away of rv e seen “A O ^ i san ■ on many occasions ai ion to tolerance anddiversi- immense threat in our sodetv-______sod ^mttrim’s hpritngp nmriniiOT a havB forgotten to (fifldRllie— ana im not talkingabout)ut terror*'t ertain legal and.ni;>uni! rela-J. todtscovera“Christ "them e r im ^ N ^feivs— ^ pts behind why we should ism. It is the Increasing{tendency ter Hw Hirtm i ...... MM nttar livisivi.sts pursue theii*goal of tram in it, unless you cons iritu- “conversion " of Sen erant of people who believe to obliterate our historyy andar tra* O M W H n lli...... MMatfngadtter an MketaN...... orming us into moral and spiri ently than wa. do. Does it ditions in order to erect a ...... 5^5 ll “Stepford wives ” when we “ghosts ” of Chrisuni :t a saccha^i nwM abmotltiidlt Ig f Christmas Present ai tolerance if we melt down rine view of reality - onene tlthat Is iditoriil board ud writen of editiditorialsareSlBiiheii will;nil sec all ideas as mattering, c mas and Hanukkah Into a ter* ® rellgioi not true and will never' be true. In ------J(iil>wJI«iUllliliwiili^itMlwCniiiifrlto^dCoopaMiirwdSlwllByllldwwir.------mlot mattering, and it not manei jneaningUwHlOioliday-S?------^ ------»ng»ng whether that nutters. ;— thfrprocessfwearecreatinatinga ------in good will which, thi: ools especially - but culture * schizophrenic world forrour ou chil* ------CcConstitutional attorney John eral - seem unwilling to ■------Whil checked, was a them dren to grow up in. Andd it isi nel* Vhitehead brings to my attenti taJ^aboutwut anything that.matters, ther healthy, nor will it pre r " 7 . ... W totoin a situationsill in New Jersey that L aU religions but also t produce iso among - -fttherthathan sex, which seems to be the kind of people whoI willwil be 7 mhlematic of the gutting of ourou humanists and otherlernon-thejsts. MaTlmnHewimamwnealattBra' ber. Wrttefs who(ho sign letters with Ited with an evangelical able to face the challengesIges of a fromraadenonsubtaci4actaorput>- false names will ymboLs. Officials at South The school prindp□pal lold the willbepemunently lejj J, local newspaper that :miniscent of circuit-riding friglitening tomorrow." UolntsmtBocauMoflofapaoa barred from puoiubUcation. tetters may >rangc Middle Sch(M>l cancelec hatthocancel- iers of a bygone era. And ield trip to u performance of lation had more toI dod< with con. S t S , Some might respond to suchs a constraints, pieeso limit lefltettaiBto bebroughttoouour Twin Falls Of Burtey ks, such as “The Adven- statement by saying Amennen. But 400 wonts. Include your al0 )ature. office; mailed to :horles Dickens’ classic, “A corns that the play di ltoP.O.Bo*548,TVrin with the class cu n ia jf Huckleberry Finn," loday we would have to3 sa aja single Jewish parent who, substituted for “A Cl Want to n w te jw ^ in * * fc irs seek an absence of con- • Cal TTiomcu is a columnismist for . gsknownto 1292 Addison Av

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( 42-:------inefficlent-state-owowned-compa— ;-----get:----- __ ffTOM domi|Stic.produ(:t; ^ nmportsrnonrvibrnntTJcitTJcnnnmjr------^ ______nlfis______— i------.iXhe-ue-tn>o-problem-iB-n»t-Chiiia—------AH-«f-Ajiiu-needsH»-btwchusc tlS'priK'"'• ■ passed Sl t^ Io n . Fromom 1990 to . South Ko,rea (up $14 billion). I ' ). Urban uhemployloyment Is . alone.;. ItIt's A-siu’s collective • perity m ore «m dom estic•Stic S|Haid-. “2000,* the number of pho The trading system cannot>t “unprecedentedlyjly4iigh"atll export o • 1,000 people rose from s bad idea offpennanenUy p large rt obsession, which is self- . • ^ inRundlessonexiMirts-rts-lx)thfor lourijh If too many countrieses percent to 13 perccrcent, says defeatiniting und dcflationnryrAll ; 17S. On a recent trip. th- desireded iexports, because mar- Ro{Krt SamuL'liuiii is a <. i Straszheim asked the ini ilminish Its surplus by revaluiluing pie “underemployejyed" in rural kets abrabroad - mainly the United ; preter, a new coUege gngraduate, ------nist for Nvti'gtLwk. , how many of his dassmasmates ' • worked for the govenimiliment. !“None.” Why not? “Low•owpay, J r n ;boring,4leadend.’^ : Just how China evolvelives-pollt- ; ically and economicallylly-Isone • ; of the big questions ofif thetli 21st i ^ a y \ I m e l j century. • It is now foretold InI ththe rising lanxiety that China’s ecoiKonomic ! expansion comes Increas-easingly at ' i Ithe expense of other coucountries. I ^|The theory: Low laborr cccosts and ' ;an undervalued currenq•ney suck * investment and jobs frorfrom else* where. Legions of multirJtlnational . firms are relocating innChina, Cl ...... 'whose exports threatenen global( j :deflatlon. ; “The companies thatat haveh * imoved to China can cutu t pricesI to tgain market share andd fcforce I - Itheir competitors to foliooUow suit,” i t iwrites economist Stephei)hen Roach ------of Morgan Stanley. Consionsider the ------y i 3 s m I— evidence. ------Ghina^-Iow-pricedexpsxportrare------up 21 percent in Ihe firstIrst 10 M months of 2002, althoughugh overall V world trade is stagnatinging- ■ The story is similar for foreign S a v e direa investment by mulnultina- h ------tional coihpanles."CIobaIlbaU^foP------■ eign investment Is declin:lining.In, ■ ■ China, it’s risen 20 perceircent to B a ?i i i $46biUion in 2002(throurough t e Orig. *35 October). The new investvestment is V diversifying China’s expoxports _ Young Men’s away from dothes, toysfs anda low- O3rlg.*69“503 f NOW«3434" end consumer electronic:tiics. -1 Of course, skeptldsmm isi: justI* MMen’s e LOOSE fied. We’ve heard this storysto before. STRAIGI First It was Japan, therhen South DESIGNER Korea and Mexico. Manufaauring couldn’tI’t survives LEG 5 6 99 ___in high-wage, advancedd C( c o u n * ______SWEATERS tries. The scare stories5 diididn’t Cho.hoose from a large assortment come'truci • ' ofI atstyles and colors. JEAN-- Countries sell abroadid so» they Choose from several . can buy abroad. ChinaI StiUsti discontinued . ------needs sophisticated prodi■oducls (power plant^ Industrialial made elsewhere. — ^ Still, China Is not Japarpan or Mexico. Size alone (populipulatioh: ------iT3bimon) makes it spedled a l, and------there are other reasonss to worry. Free (rade, a wonderfulIll tltheory, . -vl says that by specializingIg ini: what they do best, all countriesries b^ne* fit. This is usually true. But ifs______ii less true when there's a worldw , ' slump, as now. Low-cost»t produc*] ers Survive; others strugg]iggle. Fears that China will gain(ain jobs and investment at others'ers’ expense are not unfoundcnded. 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TWININ FALLS - Historically, Hispanic community abnhakElafflentaiyS^.tli«^« 'Santa Is a Oood Old Boy'atIt Uths Buftty FMtlval of Trm Thursday. Saturday at the Artkrt C om plex, iMfMay*ly. In the Dwonhak music prograir[ram. any thlrdiradit wbo 1« wllllilUlflCtoglveiiplurtch hours canan sing a t the fMtlval, rtfatdissilsssoft^nt United Way of SoutSouth Central which is locatcd on FaUsFa Avenue T*> • 1 Idaho serves 180,000X) npeople who IsrGoodingi------_ water reservoir. )u to n G h r Haine, Cartas,------M inidoka and Cassiassia coundes. Gooding craft sha aJohraon grade singers are much:h more enough, Peterserson said. A boy Even/e n if th e children nevei,er United Way dollarsrs hihelp a vari- *tew aw ritf______than a bunch of screamlnj[ng kids. who seems tone,ine,deaf at that age becoi!Come singers, even if ihejlev agencies. Inchincluding the starts today at 1011 a.m. The choir has developed nmusical might develop7 intoin a fine singer. haveive no talent, they will knov0^ ^oysandGirisQubofb o f t h e l k f ^ ' GOODING-The seveeventh aruiual BURLILLEY - One soloist hung a skills. The children knoww every "You’ve justlist got lo assum e theyi-y^ hadI A e courage to step upui Valley, Salvation AmArmy, V a ll^ Holiday Crafipaft-sbow-wiU ------thlrd-bc - they are-aU-virtU'----- to the th niicrouhoiierPeiciiui be held from 10 a.m..m. to 6 p.m. bars, aI groupgi of singers m lss^ a songs. All the boys osi u n til th ey said,id. _ citizens centers. Ninety-nine Nil today and 10-a;m.n. to 4 p.m. rest and]id plowed straight into the and ^rls ore com­ 'You'vejmtpt prove pi otherwise.” Many Mai of the pupils do becomin,e cen ts of every dollaiillar stays in Saturday at thele Gooding next ver'erse, and sometimes the fortable enough Peterson said. singeiigers. Twin Falls. Accelerated Learning»g (Center, 906 choir absabandoned tonal variadon on stage to.let to assume the^ are ^ Instead of “So “Sc often we find these chil(jIj. Ponzo said Uniteilited Wav is QUt selective when it comeomes to which Main St. in Gooding. in favoror of 'good old-fashioned loose and sing illviJlttos 't until rhey weeding « out the drenen who’ are stunned lo And ou Admission is free.'fe.-Dozens of shouting, their hearts out. children who howtiw talented they are,” Petersot agencies It funds. An aUocation , local crafters and bakerkers will sell a It wa:vas some of the best These kids are profeothenirise.' / nseem to have Uttle said,id. committee made up of a wide variety of items. Christmamas music you are likely to good, and they * ' . talen tl t, P eterson For Foi these pupils Petersoton cross-section of thele acommunity hear thislis season. know it. cultivates pupils offersfers the “SUent Night” solo a meets once a year inIn FlFebruary to ‘Christmas Chora pite the errors, the choir Music teacher - ~ Loretta Peterson, ^with enthusiasm a specialspe prize. Pupils auditior[on hear from the direct*-ectors of the nized the audience at Loretta Peterson music teacher. for music. The. forthr the part in front of their classISS, agencies. The direcirectors must In M.V.malllsSaSaturday i B urieysy’s Festival of Trees takes a democrat­ children who Peter!terson records the best perfor[or- prove that the moimoney they day. Children danced in ic approach to per------(0 receive Is well spent.It. TWIN FALLS - SouSounds of the wantw to sing spe- maneances and gives the tapes tc iles. Grandfathers laugh^ formance instruction.. ]E very cial p arts have hi to check peop!ople In.th.e community ,0 tc “Are we gettingg g(good value Season at the Magic: ViValley MaU's music pupil sings at the F from the money we'le aiare passing “Christmas Choralejle” will be nd. Any choir would have Festival . Peterson’s doorw r every morning. judgedge. proud of the effect the of Trees. Any pupil can cocome up If their parts1 areai posted on the _ Even Eve the singers without preire^ __ tiuw gh those agenciencies?” Ponzo ___Saturday in the Canyon Cafe Food. - to the microphone to peri Court. nad on the listeners, espe-— jrform a " door, the childndren go in at lunch cbclotclous singing abUlty are woni a choir with an average special pan as long as he! ddemon- to practice. ChiChildren who miss watchitching. The clioir’s enthusiasnOT Ponzo said it is especiallye: The event features5S thet second- o ' strates a commitment to sii Important since manymy reachcd at the newspaper'.uri people who don’t havhave a whole the Salvation A m y Bamland at 2 p.m. K li.... with a lid," Peterson said. 42 lot of money to spare.re. For more informamation call lOUgh the choir’s volume L see their peersrs ttaking the micro- Mini>ini-Cassia Bureau at 677-4042 iy ran g ed from forte to In third grade it's loo early« to phone, they becomebe more and Ext.rf. 637,< or by e-mail at n;ohni,n’. “Eighty percent of Ihet money Kimberly Williams, i tell chUdren they are noi direaor at the fhall, atft'73^^.‘"‘ 7 nmo, the Dworshak third* lot good more comfortablable singing alone. son9tegin getting' ------There wiirbe aI 2-12-klIome'l'er ments ih memory ofif 1 southsoi side of U te served. There is_no no c h ^ _Chrislm« • said.______Recreation District. na9.patade_tonis]it^pon:______Wood River Hii 3ay.passes.are49-for^ul>_and-1 ___^ e trail system nuara-ar the high______= i^ the_eyjent^K ichJs_orijjrginiadsy.:^ :^«raUjjJlyHiatoricOU Towne. — Because the F ^ r a f ^'Treesis- T -won the approv ------schooffootball fiefl; Dietrich High School)I seiUorj,s but There $2 for chilctren. Season ^sses re were 23 entries as of going on in the Radio Rorondevoo County Plt^nniming and Zoning good for Quigley and another 120jQ ' People have expexpressed a donations are welcomomed to help Thursdaday afternoon for the Events Center, parking wiiviU be at Commission, desire for Nordic trailstra on the pay for the seniorr tripti in the parade, t kllomelcfskill of trails north of i, which will start at 6:30 a premium In some loci•cations But, for nowV at ai least, it appears Ketchum Ke ere available for $84 at properly for several;ral years, but pjn. att thetl intersection of Fifth downtowa Crowley urgess paradei a more formidatlable challenge wUl ttM I the im petus to do0 it this year l ^ e ceremony is sponsoredspc by and Main the recreation dlsUlct office and ain Avenue, near }Crei«el's watchers to use the parkiidng lots be garneringthe the snow n e ^ e d to several se Ketchum ar>d Kailey out- came from school kidkids who got ______AmeriCorps repreire sen tatlv es Tnii> VaIi[alueJardware. ______off Second Avenufi. tip2.1Q i J5Q ____ m alf^ th a r rii^nntarn a jeaUty______do M ichelle U asklll aiand catDy . The paradepa will travel north- spaces are available thei^e. Nordic ski coachcoi Rick Kapala - w atching some of - - Whittaker, woridng a s ; of the top as youth asset „estuplp Main, ending in die park- Most downtown mercharantswUl said his ski teaieam kids were try- •------Olympians in the worlivorld race last bufldeft. Ins lott of 0 Magic Valley High be open until 8 tonight. - ' ing to win oveiver the snow gods yearsars the area has been skiabli Gaskill said the hb ble .• year in Sun Valley, PerryPer said. ’ h b p < is th at School —:------Thursday by.sacrificing sac a buiich fromom m id-D ecem ber to midid- Kaphla, head Nordicirdic coach for th ere .will be enough^ incerest1 to *^e11II have a few new things T^me*}iews writer Stevee iCrump * of old skis onI aa’ bonfire, doing a M.arcprch,” added Keith Perry light ^ entire park nex ry, the Sun Valley Skiki EducationI nextyear. thiayear,ar,” said Richard CrowlM, can be reached at 735-323223, or ceremonial snowsn dance and boanlard president of the Blainiine Foimdation, said he’se’s hadh 15 kids executiveivedirectocofHistdricOid write to him at crum v9mnapeval- a roaginghotd<^logs. Counilunty Recreation District. sign up for the teamsm so: far and ------g ------ConmlWlhiniiNntWfnports |~TdWbfr“: “We'U have choir, akmg — ------I "Every y ea n The-trail will extend-from' i Pleaseseel>eeSNi. PageB3

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Id to failure to nodfy \rtCOrdsft^ flne.S650iusMiided.S78J0o rove homeland security fol*I* California, he said1 thur indeterminate;e; Magistrateh Judge. lat was the mixed messagee Frick said there are someomedetails- ence; driving without privllrivll*ges: pre- HnUt In a consiinstructio?!^ $50 ftn^ fi^be, $250 suspended, S&3.50 coun o ^ **Ro^Eugene McCIcCUmans, 23,422 deUvered ver Thursday by federal,1, such as vulnerable targeargets - that tr ill conr«renee Dec. 16;6; AMagistrate ” 2.50 courts (40 public defender fee; one year su i* shouldn't be widely divuljIvulged.. Judge Thonus H. Borresen.n Thomai H. Bofr irised probation: 90 days in JtU. 65 dis- Founh Ave. W^ Jeronrome; buraiary; $500 statei arand local government repre* Catherine Alexda Gocdmi•hrm. 19. P.O. . . “SnJ*” '" I Boone Neal, 26,1891 S. creti:retlonary, credit for 25 days sererved; fine, $88.50 court: costs,co $250 public sentativatives .and leaders of utiUties,s, • ‘'A lot of this stufff is stuff we ______Bo>^183. M u rti^ h ! * ivJvlni in »itlioul___E-. OooJI odlng; driving under the - failifailure to provide proof of insura:ranee; defender fee; five year and ounmunlcatlon industriesIS . don’t think s h ^ d be put on bath* .fence D ^ 16; ' influence; IBOi&dayk driver's license sus- failurailure to tf ve notice of diange ofr^ n e ~ ~ t» tio n ; two years' dett n room waUs,” Frick sud.laid, adding, iculor: llmc. Ihrl. session held during a Westem M a^trtie Ju^eThomaiIH. II. IBorresen. P®"*}?"; SO fine. $550 suspended. or>r address;a dismissed by prosecu emors’ Assi^dation meeting, . “Everyone’s wellineaninjininginthis- Jeretn^HR^2^701701W.Ave.D. $78,50 coun costs;cw one year supervised MagVlagistrate Judge Thomas H. Bortesi any Wood. Govenn - violencr. bat- -probation; 180W daysc in jail. 178 suspend- Miguel M A. Manlne:, 33.4100 N.1.1020 1 Shelleo D^wn OcatIcaranu, 37, 287 N. ' . N ebrebraska Gov. Mike JohannsIS we just have to make'ike'it as effl* tery; pre-trial confer'enctrnceDec. 16; ed;useorpos«Msesslon of drugparapher £..B.. IBuhl; driving under the Influeuenn; 300 W.. Jerome; dragag trafficking ti amend*' l e d aa cfhorus l of calls for coopera*1* dent u possible.” IH. Borresen. nalla; failurei toto provide proof of insur* > 180-180-day driver's license suspensnslon; ^ ddvery of a controlledcom subsunce; Hq,. andani openness in the move too ' Frick also said the: infinformatioii e year S2.S00 fine, $88.500 counc costs; eight a.f cautioned. Judge Thomai II. Borresen.fl. $32.50 courtt cccosts; Magistrate Judge' $63.563.50 coun costs, $35 probation)nfee. Judge Barry Wood. th e NaNational League of Cities!S Frank lantia, presidentlent of AT&T orresen...... $40 — - Cynthia Ann Klosiennan,Bin, 22, 906 G__ Thomas II. Borr S40 public defender fee; one year u > ' • Homelineland Security Task Force,s. Network Services, saidd it would be ■ St., Rupert: failure to purchirchase/invaiid Gloria Esthirlal conferencience Dec. 16; Thomas H. Borresen. w MagMagistrate Jud^ Thomas H. Borresi assl0ied to the plaintlfntlff for collection. C aliforiomia Independent Systemn crews in the event: a iterrorist Magistrate Judge Thomas>IL 11. iBorresen. Florenc^o CaGarda. 47.225 S. 400 W.. Dawn D Marie Benito. 19.121 E.. Sucth,Sl Risk Managementsnt Altematives vs. Operatirator which oversees dectri*i* attack fwces a border shushutdown. ------:------AngaU R. Moon. 25.-1411CII lOthAve.E.,---- Jerome; drivlnving under.ihe.inf]uence;___JenJerome;, batiery/domestie.vlolc -----Tnicy Lynn Towle.-S.t.-Seeking $1.843.91------c a l ppower-transmissions,-asked- 0» d------There’s-“an*almost-ost'infinite— — ver's License suspension; ameintended to disturbing the peace;! Jerome; driving withoutut pprivileges; k $300 piu, interest: $700rOO attorney fees. and answeredan a big question atIt array of high-payofff targetstai for child under 4 years oid or 4 0 1 SO suspended. $7850 coun fine,Hne. $250 suspended. $63.50 count costs.o Plaintiff alleges def.lefendant owes for properly restrained; pre-trial i public defender fee; one $40;MO public defender fee; one year su session: Is the nation ready to0 exploitation by terrorisorists," said ^ P ^ accountsassignediothotheplaindffforcol- ^ w l S l th e U.S. D k . 16: Magistrate Judge..Tho™.,,. 1 j - s n s j iised s probaiion; 180 dan in vise1- Borresen. No. 25, Rdpert; driving without p room who wouldn’t immedi-i- agency’s hom eland H. Borresen. JUUKO M,„hew J.J. M. Pragneil, 19. 910 legeleges; dismissed bv prosecutor; fal S s E 3 " . , C S i y say ‘no’," Winter said. But inn . ^ efforts. Tristan Kennmh Rogers,■s. 1118.224 Pari( Moonglo. Buhl;jhl; driving without privi- lo10 pprovide proof of Insurance; $75 i rwes for rent. / St..' H tteiton; driving underider the infiu- let«» •»»*"en container; purchi^nvallralld driver’s license; $300 $40S40 public defender fee; six morlontns Jeske Seekina S5.($5,003.64. plus inter- G ^ ooding CcOUNTY COURlRTS — pretrial cwilerencc Dec 16;1^ Magistnie ^.S2<»»««pespended. $63.50 coun cosu. unsiunsupervised probation; Magistii«r«tc est of $95: $1,019.79.73 attorney fees _ Judce Thccnu H. Borresen.n. $35 probationon (ee; one year unsuper- JtwljJudge Thomas II. Borresen. . . „ uncontested, $130 pelper hour contewed. Tne TimTlmesWews W. Wendell; faUurc to wopY«>dcrefNicr aidAeaving JoahuaD.Skaggv20.16n61 Warmcreck (wbatlonion; 90 days (n Jail. 88 sus- Randy R Leie Brown. 43, lOO - Ihe sccne o( an «c(iaeni: drl«lniriving under ihe rendantotVes for pur- Macistnuejud^ Road, Jerome; driving withoutwilt privi- rating a motor vehide with- FUlcFUlmare. Apt. 28. Jerome; use or po: chases made or cashih aadvances obtained COODIWDtKC - Recni KtJvliy In Sih Diwkt Influence •eniendfiK Jan. 7: MNb ' insurance; dismissed by sionlion of drag paraphemaUa; $3001 2 BuryWoed. ' Itgti: pre-trial conferencience Doc. 16; ““f liability In Discover CaiCard. Couttin(in Coodina County included the (elkw Dennis Michael Mlniun.n. 414 l.c /o Ualw iILBocTMaa------pnjjecuton-MlMaglstrateJudgejniotBaf__$20CBOOjuspiended..J63^0-ca«rL«Ws. ------PadialorilnairrCoodia|C(iM»-« s ESSb W c Traughber,r,22,P.O.Bo» 23 H. Borresen. pubipublic defender fee; one year •uper.su Lage aS" D< ^ l£ ■buw of a child under !(>: Hxual e 306, Jerome; driving underider the infiu- - Annette B.B. 5Summers, 42.526 17th vis«rised probation; 90 days in Jail. 90 $1.022.52; $320 attotn dem eanor airalgnnients Jan. 28, Jury irfal re-lrial confer Ave. ^ Jeromeme; dog at large In dir. $50 pempended; 16 houn substance abuse o 7^____ Feb. >»i SSthuate TyWood. ence; open container, pre-lr t owes for accounts pmul,i Venldv, Wilkcr. 21.2io Eldnh Ave. EL^ ------ence Dec. l6 r Magistrate JudJ u ^ Thomas---- fine:-Magisiriitrate-Judge-Thomas H.-----seliileling; Maglsiraie Judge-Thoma:nas H.-----Mrigned lo the plaintlfntiff for collection. NaS.JeniJefonr. drtrtna without prtnkfBK u n is IL Borresen. BanBorresea ______na Ikt. 5; Meitiscrsis Judie Kevin P. : Edear CententcnthCabrm. 27.423 Hid______t. Fdonysentenclngs'fi _ I ills; driving without prlvl- u t , ------Pcdt5~Aaulrrc:-ZU.- t757-l Ave., Burley; driving withoutwut privileges: Twin Falls Mtsdsimanoi dismissalsla attorney fees. PUlntiIntiff alleges defen- . in o( a contnlled exceeding t h e s ^ U m l ti;faUureiapr» ; fal __ •««>»« ended to (allure to M l’ IM tir ■ heati»ting and air condi- M MKtemeanorsentencings O 0 coun emit: iwo vide proof ollflsunnce: prMji»4rial confer purchw^valiralid driver's license; $300 Kevin K Jim Brown. 23.130 S. 400wW .. tionlM system. years' deicnnimiiB pcnilcnilaryiilary ilme. ibree spended. $63.50 coun coati. No. 25. Rupen; battery/domestic vl«r )il»G«da. IS, 242 siono(dn<«pw>- M M D ec 16; Magistrate JJud U .U .1 W I Bureau vs. Theresa StjNo%^ 101. ______w fee, $40 p ^ Ience; dismissed by prosecu ? nhcmrila; diwttotd bv nroMtulocculoc?>tabaAle _ ; $380 attorney f e ^ lic*nle::s«; S70.S0 fine. S63.S0 court coMs;*= Bti-nl D. FiUnwrv. 4S. BlueMl SfSpruce TraW U .^iS^& trate ' ChristopherC Mark Taylor. 21. 5 defendant owes for MMl>>r«ameJudaeXcrbiP.Cwtdy. - Juvenile m M efliean as IL Borresen. 300 . Court, No. 23, llaacrman; dririnIririna under ihe « n « s S i 300 S., Jerome; criminal contem; othe plaintiff for col- •MiAmnPurTiMCc.3t.J978N. 1500 E..r Influence; fivfrjwf drivers Uccn*iccnie suspcmien; Roel Carsarsa. 51. 2957 S. 2200 E.. couicourt; dismissed by prosecuTJ. Uitina under Ihe influence; drtving wiUv i i r s i g n n ^ " SI.OOO line. S10J.SO court coti*cotit; rive years' Wendell; driviiiving under Ihe infiuence; MagMagistnie Judge Thomas ll Bones, Cavalry SPY vs.s. IBarbara R. Hall. 2 ! ! . ' ^ ** detsrinlnaie pcnIicniUry lime:lime; Majtisiraie Armando Domlnguei,M, 16,1 687 N. 180-day driveiver's license suspension; Christopher C Antonio Framptonon, 20. Seeking $405032 plusplu interest; $1,400 ^ JudieBurywGd. H agerm an, Wendell; drivirriving Without Sl.OOO fine.. $;$750 suspended, $78.50 746 Utah Su Gooding: possession* • attorney fees. Plafntifntiff alleges defen- C c^di^^ i i a - , S 5 S u er^ Dec 16 court costs. $40>40 public drfender (er. two conicc^olled substimj:^ fre g ^ i^^ng^ aWZaforaccouni i f f ’^ hyr'iiM^ns^ iyf*^1 dvHfillngft nrB orrant yean' supervtMmed probauon: IW days In Blic ----- nUlnrifffnfmllrflifln, lifcUeri Loop,-----pmrnSTaipeipehflM. 4ll-aiii^B5'na'ry;----- us?used; dismissea Dy prosecu sgtosH Juda» Kevin P. CtMidy. Jerwne; driving without priv udge ThomuH. Borresen. Mag . andScntW c, tpouw. ScvUnaSILna S1J97.I7. plus privilege*: pre- Magiswate Jud) Magistrate Judge Thomas IL Borre* Onrteintek Ridiird Un«tn». 37. SOB Cokndo“ lntef*a:uianiey (eno( $400.aPlainOnaUm PU tria l conference Dec. 16;16; MagistrateI Antonio HerrIemandei-Vilia, 23, 300 S. ^ Divorces St.. Goodiloodinc sccand^etm kldnsppinc div" defetidani owes (or accountsIS auaislgned to ib? Judge 'num as IL Borresen.». • 800 E.. Jerome;me; driving under the infiu- e^i Penny Rae Wardelrdell vs. Matthew J. d by pnsKuton bHten; flnot aMrcoiU pla^rorcelkctloa ence; IBOday*lys driver's license suspen- r a o n y arraig n m en ts _ WardeU waived;rd; t1 o days In jail; Madtirate Jud(e Statewide CoUoctlom vs. Ben MuniockI and fine. $750 suspended; one Aniseto A J. SUva, 21. 829 N. FilinUmore. Gerald D. O'Dellell vs. Tam m yJ^e .P.CMsidy. Ceiy Munbck SecUna SIJISUIO.HilO.pluslniercst; itenclngs Jerome: asgnvated battery: pr^re-trial Q-PeU______SMauanteyrtw*. PlainlUt allev ------AAron M. Boldi.'30,~44rr xaaiidn'Avc:A> -----UiJalLmsusp^ ^coiiference Dcc~ 2J. jdry irialjaJinTB; ------Ruth Ann Blackt Oewey& vs. Gary A. Im SOldeffleano^ac(|tlittall e ------*-0W< l«r MMUflls UitliftM lo the - W.. Twin Falls; driving undeutder the infiu- served; failureirc to' purchaseAnvalid dri- Maglsffate Maf Judge Bany Wood. Dewey Jasonson Letter Sulisn, 24.2S4 E. A««. C.r aHeaion. lell; ftUun lo purchaieAonlld driver's • Greenwood Truii Companyuny vs. Miles 7. ence amended to inattenii'(niive/careless ver's license;; fafaUure to provide proof o( EUlna E N. Parks. 20,150 W. WllWilson. Heidi Mae Lampsnpe vs. Lonnie Lee W ei^lb [ l Chiiham. Scekinn S9.085.S7,S7, pluspi interesu driving: $300 fine, $200» ssuspended, insurance; failulilure to use safety restraint; Na 103, Eden: grand ihefi; prclimiminaiy Lampe « acqulitcd; Judge^ SI3U.16allonieyrc«suncmieMMiesicd, SIX tw $ 6 ^ coun costs, $40'publiwbtlc defender dismissed byiy iprosecuton Magistrate heahearing Jan. 3; Magistrate Judge Ju Vernon D. TeeterTVS. VI Betty R. Teeter KoteP.C hour coniesied. PUInilK altetieItettvs dcfendaffl. owes for purchases made or cacash advances Mbde(demeanor dbmissals obtaincil on hli tXtconr Card.1 Mauriiauric* R. D. Dodds. 31.270 N. St.'E..? Omnium Communicationsns R- UllieCotbauoh IJ] announced by RfrReynolds Funeral ^ leatlen.l}w*mi8ddfiMieM fer ebttusrtes Is ebtts«iii«i^evaley.ccm . Death n Community' iRemembrance Senervice ' i TWIN FALLS - Ullie Colbatough. H netieM a ie a fiM Mfvteintee and csn b* placed until B |kn 89, of Twin Falls, died Tues ccm bcr 10,2002 • 6:30 p.mp .m .' I TW- ^nn?^ f*j^'^L-W allK sCatlv ipci------^ I------Jerr^Vari^uyenTwifer' p* :-Robcrt5onFunorar-Chapcl K e n n e w ic k:,W, \ A SH .-frS^children Garth and Rdiabilitation ^ Center. . Butter 8r. ’illmore * Jerome, Idaho ____ Cheyenne. GranddaughierGn Teresa /At her request, aemation i JEROME - WlWallace Carlyle place under the directioi 3244555 RaataR.VinZu Musser, nusbisband Scoit and chil* sr.; 82, of Jerom e, . Tuesday, Dccc Reynolds Funeral Chapel ofr 1 ? J n “Cari" Butier Sr:, Reata R. Van Zuyerlyen. 92, died dren Jake. Josh.Jo Jacqueline and Re died Wednesday.:»,Dec.5,20te,atl ------At-tKe Hove-I Mor)day December ii. 22002, at the Wyatt. Grairanddaughter Lisa Fal ______Tri C iU e^^ o s p r c e the Mt. View C Mnrfimi — Monday, Oece IWnFalla. S^e was preceded>d ii in death by a.m. at MuelleHler-s Th Cities Funeral R a g i n a l d ^e ^ B u d w y I m JonversatiraXd her husband. Jo e H. Van\ Zuyen; Honrte. 1401 S Union In Kennewk:k, m RUPERT -■ Reginald I Lee l|^ H infant son. CharlesI EcEdwand Van Wa. Burial wiwill lollow at Desert ' ChariMC. ^ Hurst ' Buckey, 27, of Rupert died H aveEieellentH eai Zuyen end o^randinddaughtor. Lawn Memoriorial Park. Memorials TWIN 1 FALLS - Charle:tes C. W e d n e s d , Decec 4 , 2002, a t th e ■ . — -Jennifer Ann Van ajyw. en may be madede to the Jennifer Van H Hurst, i 77, of Twin F allsId < le d Cassia ]£ d ia lCCenter e ih Buriey. |^ l ^ | She is survivea1 byb) her son, Zuyen Guild1 ata ChlUren's Hospital Thtirsday, Th Dec. 5, 2002,>2. at ArrangementsBts will be ffll Haaring AM Snr at^lefr4800-6and ------■BrtagBHewiBBmSt^mibH arnwiimrjirf hy Hansen tfi M uiuaij ctaMriler-fcvlaw,Maroerge Van Zuyen; Point Way NE.IE.Seattle,WA9610S. Arrangements'] will be Rupert Cbap^ ^ ------TF------FrtdiyrOecmtet>ar»Ww»rT«fcrFaHr

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___ H P f l s i S - l i ______c o m m ltte Hion-to-gaannhliiia* ■'J'M ■ ■ — ■i munTiffeeUilisoissesxEelean _ BOISE (AS) - Idaho’2lo's Indian trilxn b ^ using two C ^ ^ a firfirms thbai casinos, matlat nave pumpca “ |Tj*(f] tribes spent another $48$480.000,in . Kempthomm e r a M immey hat that succe^ully engineered1 ppas* huge sums of mone;mey not only inu» r *'opeT t^atf tlthe inida------^ ^ — >f of dollars d on an effective braroad* and other public programspr m sur- Tlmes-Nci*Newi writer ______increases - The ciiinmiiimiltee was live clearly legalizinglg tthe elec* The mostit ioiis iiehind trooic gambling ipachinei[nes in their tion campaitaign-in-stBte-history— cam . ' receiit seUer'aiid uarharhane rale - -reservation c ^ o s . itea irom a.cash pay~ ^ gi S lFl'l was enacled t ir cp»Lf«. .n» till. Rinn.rr'' Campaign finance di:disclosureT—menrfromlts' Rsbpponents; mornonth, a court challenge learly prohibhed piiizen:en Advisory Committee; Muney from ihe si-uerwer increii?i' reports filed with the seasecretary of t ^Talk: Gambling in expeix p en ^. and the tribes still kavelu by the state constiistitution. But the mvet'inting Thursday night', huiI . _ some SOd.ono a year.-ar •- will he 7-— atate-on-Thursday-shoi their trihes.havg.jrgHa<»oH./-»nci.t»n.ly i,' .rim. HSitlt:.'ft>r ii .Stfwi final infusion of cash,I. nearlyn all paign organisinization $866 a week ampaignfurtd. cam that the machineines are simply concfemL>m of iheir own: messy pnip-i. upgnide. said Siiperin:rrinieii(leni of-it again from the tribiribes them* before the e balloting 1 to cover The fl initiative’s opponeients electronic versiosions of games erty. David Joyce. The planilani is-ofien selves, piished to overr S4 million court costss inli the antigambling raistaised about $100,000 and sp ilian ill it can the money they commnm itted to group's faUedled anem pt to block a heailearly $90,000, most of th.atIt on therefore legal undr a plant oof of the neigii(K)r's carporiI iipgraderciiiild lriilip<-‘"pen Ity iliis ihembersg door- lime ne.xl year. Joyce:e s.said, with Cassia P<>&Z bids n good-bye, looks1 to fl:uture . StockKkton said ihe house wass constniction in 2(K)r>.' s The city is in a beller!ller imsiliiiii TheTlme»ltew»______conditions thjthat were discussed at siomloner Randy Robinson said. too. The commissioisioners who draft-* I willi cardlioard. and pillows been stuffed in_br receive grant moiie>tney if rales ------thelasrmeedietingrThedaiiy owners^—-Commissioners'planned ^C< to0 |put -----ed-the-zoning-or-ordinance-had- rRlP.\'"5vddpd:------e a closing plan and pgeiher ipge a list of the changes tl yone who mei Ihe ao'vs;tok««piheliearin; to ...... ------^urcniotnwrlnw-rBaglp; • BURLEY - Cassia Comkiunty plan* must m ake { they intended that anyor r Those giving grams waniwai lo see lito said good-bye to throluee depart* check in witlrith the commission if wouvould like to make to the zoniining requirements to bubuild in the area o '" ty Administraior Roger .>y said the city canfioi makei> . tliai cities are liyiiig: lt>Id come up ' ii^' colleagues and madeide plans to owners have/e inot started work on irdinance. ordi The newly appointinted zpned for animaltl feedingf opern- s wilh funds themselves.' address zoning ordinamlance prob* the dairy in1 ththree years. comlommissioners would haveve a. tions would be ablable to receive a ibody fix the windows in his cr house. The ciirdboard:l Sanitaiiim rates willk'ill help pay leiris in the new year. But Thursdfs d a /s meeting was, for char:hance to familiarize ihemsel'elves permit without corconditions, Hurst conij*!, I, for new'tnicks in llie fleefleel, Uagtey - On Thursday night thithe Cassia . the most pipart, a social one. witlvith thi& list before they mmet, said. j be a fire hazard, he said, planning and lining officialss said. Tlie deparimeiilIII currently i County Planning andnd Zoning Commissionemers spent some time Con'ommissioner Clayne Zolltniinger But recently theelecommis-sionhas n”** inicks. rang- aid. want loiook al the leaiMo. AV o|)erates with three inii 1 out a plan talking andd :saying good-bye to said, thought of new regulations re and ___ing from a l<>a l‘W1997, : ^for putting Its zoning; orordinance - departing cccommissioners Dale Commissioners C< agreed to mimeet has b ^ adding conditionscoi to per- lit would have beciHieedcd. . te Ford, another committeeI.. • Knifl's future *•■ CominiiieeCo conccms into the fonnI of a recom* Pierce and JaiJack Hill and resigning onin Jan.J 9 to discuss the propo:Msed mits. If these regulijulations, Uke the ' II member Hlizaheili UnHiirr-Jones mendation to county «)rommission*it CountyAdmiininistiator Tim Hurst. ameimendments before hol<|in]ing a required plan forr bankruptcyb and iber, m entioned a house in I, ' said she was fieldinglg <|questions ers. The commiimission should make pub]mblic hearing on the changes.^ closure, were in1 tlthe ordinance, leighborhood / wtih an old. linance recommenda* Hi able car parked nearby, al>oiil wlietlier KrafiI l-'i.vuu. Iwremoimoved. whai Kraft is goingg 10it do bui ^ « n k .- 1t2*-wrtickago.-WolU- .. it is s ii ll______^function suffocic a te s 4 5 h o g s a t U Valley in brielirief only 25 paretits showeiwed up to they defendnd themselves, they tionion," spokesm an Bri:rian hogs at its farms day to serve as a board mem- this semester’s parent*int-teacher can’t come anand talk to the princi* Mau.lauldwin said. “We’re extrereme* em Utah last year. ber otof th e T^vln Falls Public pal and say. ‘1 coitferences. /, ‘Hey, wait a minute, . Library.iry. admission and $3 forr sciseniors and e prim ary what’s ^oinglg anl ' she said. **lf they commmmunicate should speak:ak the language, but iontinutdftomBl But it’s a new.r. yiyear and a new ees.” fund*raising cati:ampaign. The Patterson, whose scrvice as I that education is not important,im unfortunate!tely th ey can’t. You comomcs from hourly employee ard member is completed\ has two openings t up that fast.” Pom United Way off SouthS Central if they don't get invoivolved, it can’t pick it u *onzo said. nonth. TWIN FA LLS-Thed1C dty’s plan* sends a real clear mesnessage to For the school,s< the key is Like Li many other organizatiotions, Idaho kicked offiffits 2003 cam- inumon ning and zoning commitimission has tjieir child: Why shoihould th e drawing in m*(>-IK■(>•184. as a way'to take somee atraffic off But trailsI mightn occasionally iawtooth Saw SnowmobUe Club,, aalso Commission. Tickets will also bei iavailable at the (Umr.

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Governorr raised mooney latein1 campaign1 THROUGH Dl f l i j i l : BOISE (AP) - Cov.ov. Dirk businisinesses and individuals, espi.pe. SATURDAY, DEC.:. 7,9«)AM7 I Wv w v m v y ;K em pthorne raised ca.f illy from the Wood River Valle[]ey Gov, Heavy Equipmisment Surplus ^ _ •^•akneck pace in the tofini l Sly” Tribes spentnt$4mllllon-B3 :a. LIquidotion • Soil Lalla k e City, UT ^ ■ )n,-accord«-----^ = = =- ■ ------EocEoE-the.officc-ot-siate.coron- ______L-.Tinm;Ntm Ad:W :.12J______J - l l 'in g .to papers filed wiiwith the Lance's chiefr of staff. troileriller. Republican Keith Johnsoson TNTAUCnC ----- ^Secretflr^f-StateVoff aised-$36i000*in-the----- r«poril>oM«d.total-conti4buiions.fc.for— vmadiilQuclifla / IJ :Thursday. same periodJ anda collected just thee yeary of $84,000. Johnso |° " SATUBDAY, DK .,7,1 7, 0 :0 0 am I ■ I Kiunpthorne's* camampaign $174,000 duririring the year, com- defeafeated D em ocrat .Bo 'reported contributionions of pared to Roar)lark’s $249,000. The S6nniirmichsen, a tmiiking vice pres Mnl ^ OlFitt M $175,000 collected fromm Oct.C 21 race was thehe most bitter of dentnt who rep o rted $25,000, i. Boali • Snowmobilesiles • Vehicles f f f l t ejikes f through Nov. 15, includin{ i-u Motor Homes • Horsi>rsfls • Trailers W SB iing large Idaho's contests!sts. annusnual contributions, of whic Idonations from corporateate titans Wasden's largela contribptors $6,000,000 was his own money. OeuiM Ai070702:12-5 m ___ rsuch as J.R. ^p joilot t Co., included Simplnplot, Microsoft and___ Johi(ohn»n already worked as seAIVi,Heyfaum | JAssociation of Realtorss andai the er donations sfr from unions, small WUUajiliams redred earlier this fall. M olorbikej • Bllies • ARKET ^Pharmaceutical Reseaiearch & I • B(oke Ports M j ^Manufacturer’s of America wmm Bike A ccess., Tools ••OHice C Equip. W J L it, • Altogether, Kempthome nmM-NnwAd:Ki: 12-5 I :$1,0S9.412 since the’begini m U.S. AUCTKHON I « . 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SATURDAY, DEC. ; Kempthome def .7,7. 11:00am I defeated DKRfPISm BiodcSwanlnlirienCkM GIFTHEADQIQUARTHIS. ;Democrat Jerry Bradyf withw 56 E B B B f lf f lE “ living & Dining Room f F mU s B r a n i o u F a sh io n •percent of the vote overrBratfy’s Hi I Z "’O f $ 0 0 99 1 5 1 •42 percent in the Nov. 5> election.eli I Jt\€Cixeive a DVD Playayer with every Areo Rugs • Acceisetiesies* Woll Decor I n | M ^ bertarian Daniel Adamsms polled | 7«nwN«ws Ad:H: \2-5 K D UDNE-WHAMS f Ool htertainment-Genteiter-Purchase.------______JMA.AUCIJQN?!NEERS______; During the same reportinrting peri- I • ______wwwtmoouelion: I FaifsW sBfaifil-Harilmoilss/nototf— gn-iigj ___ ;od..Brady,raised.S132.00.000^ b u t _ l _ _ _ _SArURDAY,D£C.7,.7,.11H»am_ -^-TAIi -$40,000 of that amount was a per- I Gory & Joyce Grindinditaffand W I HWERN l HAM M ib t - ‘sotmloantohisowncampa _ Nrighbofi,B. i Many ol tne eieventt:a t f e u r — | — Household • Shop • Sp llsBrand-BrownSugai ,'donadons came from privaiivate indi* I ^S ^ ing.Bus ~ L -fa//5 a r ^ u r e i — S n f i g j ;vidual5, often as a few huhundred I U /Months \d: 12-5 m oaai |f Kardwood Smoked #HtO dollars. Manv of th e cam ON SERVICE I o lV II I :amp8ign I I HOKED TURKEYCarve'Coldor'Hul~KVAvl y Icontnbulions came IromR f^o| p le I MC. : who had previously given. SATURDAY, DEC 7, iikx)am P ne Idaho Spud Bar. 1 Oii^M : Kempthome’s campaign: FaUsIls Brani W estern ing Bologna. Crackers, g I ffV l B" I IwinFeHs ronmoreCdbyJacR I f ing in the final days focusicused pri- I Aulos • Pick-ups • L gIFFTRASKET leese, 8 oz. Mustard. mm marily on television adververtising, I RV'j • ATV’i & EquipmentEqi consultants and direct mailiinlllnB I Taking Consignmernents Daily 1 Fb US lb. Stack ^ Bacon. O M Q I Brady, a newspaper putpublisher I • ils B ranil Id a h o ’'i® HUNTS UOTNERSiSAUCTIONS 0 m g 'onmore Cheese. U Ilf III9 5 an^uK in«*ltectibles M ^ N T Mustard. iDemocratic candidate for attor- I laking (.onsignmernenti Doily------^ ;ney general Keith Roarkrk posted] I i HUNTS BROTHERS/SAUCTIONS B T T n nearly $80,000 in contribiributions I “ ______734»a$48 for his eventually unsucc uccessful I SATURDAY, DEC U race against Reputpublican I Christmot Auction, s o r t e i F a m ily P a c k Lawrence Wasden, whoI is outgo- I \ A $ 1 3 B ing Attorney General Alan I Orlenlo! Rugs • Houseljsehold • Tools J P f l l Gun P o m • V\%klingJ* • Compressor W ■ W(WK CHOPS ' I *!• d: 12-12 b v m ' " ^ .S . AUCTICnoN ' ■ ;f 14 The Times-Ne\lews: liiliUHli www.ufroucHoneeieers.com .H b m m Your guide to Magic V a nrtBd = F inSE F u r nNITURE J Assoi NETROILS 1 12ct.pkg. Uaa.- _ 2338 Oveverland Ave « Burley,ey. 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Don MrtCalabcwumaorCMwm. RidRidlnter ct ghothene. Dick Harwooc ;■ ' BCmnd CIW S im tn d KftdMn. ti,*lklp Bnndi of Kmkia, Bnd Ctenni c S Ferry and Democrat* Donnana Boe of \ ^ TraeViy c . - . p rnett. K u t BalJey of H ^ d u and Pocatello,•Dave poc .Bieier of Boise,le, Allan iami of Caldwell and Democrati AnderaonofPocaiebo. 4 M tytr Rapubllniu UJrd Noh «(tKlrnbmi.Mii Kli HinlCUbnuwtaofO*bumandB«ftMarl«yof Local ] Government - Chairman«L.n.,. I Besurtiretoredeein \ ^ II ■ Andnuon of BoIm , John Co«CoMid* of Co*ttr McCanunon. .B. Birren ir of ChallU, Vic* Chairmu CaryiryCollIni F n lMU m i btr •d'Alon*. Ron MeWllllim*> of tdiho Falli, I I H a ^ Bell of Jerome, J ^ Birraclc 3lcK entle of N ia p i and DeiDemocrat* Bert Dcmocrai* WmVndrjMttHo(K«tchHn.^n ^Idaho F a lk Lawerence Denney of M d v ie y of McCatnaton and Man>UnlCalibmtao( Ander*on off Pocatello,P( Miko Naccaraio ot John Joh CampbeU of Sandpoint, Lenore : f l u o r ea s s c e n t ^ ^ H m J Lewbton; et Chain*. Mike Moyl* of Star. C m S km • «j!ealihandWelfar«-Ch' Chairman Skip Education•n - Chairman Fred Tilmin ot ilk power Eikiidce of Dover. Ddl Raybould of R. M n d i of Xooikla, Vice ChairmanCh Dick Bolte, yiceD Chairman C Denoli Lake ot Ken Ker Robert* of Donnelly, Scott BeS « 8 h t ((CFL) C / i ■ ------^ p w n ot C«eur d'Aloae,.ae,Republicao*------Blackfoot.aod 1 .(MJcyandDBmecrauJCctf RaMm ol lo ,K m tB dkyor Filer, Tom Tniltail of Sloaccw. Lany &radM rf m IS Chuck Cuddy or Oroflno, David Lantf — b u l b s b toa.G eiyS 1Retource* - F^fcKa.WeC xs-C JV L'jarrxi^ h r f Chilrman John Andreatonin ofo Boi*e. Vice of Eatia, P«tc;‘i N & i . ' ! £ j a s 5 s JSBol*e. John Campbell of Sandpointint, Dick C^iirmln Jnhn Ceodde off CcCoour d'Alene. Democrat* DonnaDor Boe of Pocatello: Allen Harwood jUr of Si. Kfarie*. Cleie F.dmurlunson of nr Lewliion. Bart .Andenon off Pocatello,Pe Miko Naccaraio of Frultland, Fru Mark Saodcrais ot MeridliIdlin and S S'S ‘i33iSSS,'?LS::omptonofCoeur . Lml«anandCoI Coorio Saylor of Coeuf d'Alene. Demooai* Den Elalae Smith of PocateUo,o.lkor*e \ ^d'Alene, Jack Neblo of Kur idoni^ChalrmuMaibteBeaor .Saylor .Sayl of Coeur d’Alene. Xameron of Rtipcrt and Detn ce Chairman France* Field of s Slate Affair* - Chairman BillI UDeal of W h I ® ? J ------ol-Bolie.and Edear- Nimpa, Vice Chairman John Cimplnpbellof Iiy Energy Star® «e Cevter or Id a h o * ^ DarrcO------R,".Sandpoini, Republicans Ben Sirven' e n t o n o f ' ------r —— - «^udiciary and Rule* • Chai:halrman DeniOA BoU ot Caldwellwell, Coorte Eti(rid|te of Dorer. Rwen,Rvb Julie El*wonh of Boise, SievemSmUie TheEe Energy S ta r® logo (spUplaced 1 Dterintion of Declo, ViceI ChalrtnanCh Patti Dick Harwoodod ofc St. Marie*. Scott Bedke or oTBUse. ^ Eulalie Lu(fonl of Klonipelic Atee Lodse ol Ifuuon. Repul Den^tiKuRobltonofBoiM Black Bla. of Boise, Jim Oark of Hayden o n pprotlucts r th a t m eet o r exccxceed ' \ sffraKn or Bolte, Md Richan ichellofL«wition. Edfflunion of Frvliland. Janet Millerr ofol Boite. toAar > n ^ llal Bundenon of Merldljridlan. Ban DaWt „ Health arrfKtWdtare-ChalrmuBiUSalioT W Robert R«,t Rinn of Caldwell. Mack Shliihlfley of l« lteral « f energy-efflclency and V r or Coeur Transportation i and Defense - Chi:hilrman . C FL Lbulbs-that b will save Gerry S»eol of MeMeridian, Tem d'Alcna. JoAn Wood. Vice Chalimu Tim Rldkii jk^oTBritliodDIck Cemi:ocnpcen of Coeur ce and Human Re*ource* . rRepublican*» Ililde K ellou of Post nsumers m oney on energy K l e n e and Deswcrtl* EdjMidear Malepeai ot rman Rol»obert Schaefer of Nimpa, Vice iihlriey jihif B4cKaw of Meridian: Leon< 8i ^ c r cosUits. Idaho Pow er Is a proud i ^ l e l k t n d EUot Wctk of BoilBoiae. Chainnan Shirklirley McKafue ot Meridiu and Twin Twi Falla. Roben* of Donnelly z S S Rewufcet tod Envfrontnenmem - Chairman RcjmWkuiDeiDennU Lak* of Blackfooi, Tom Bedke Bed or Oakley, Cary Bauer of' Nampa,N ENERIERtrrSiAR® partner. iQialRnan Monty Trill of Moko(COW,< Dolor** Crew of Nampa, jetc Uppenof tepuU icui D e n EuUlie L ^ oford r d or MontpeUer, Cary Bauer of erry and An tOACORP company ------Cuicrener RupcRrCinranrsehroederof— rNanpa.-Kathl -Demecm* ChudrCuddytrf OroflnorMi JkliFinn., Deo BuntMhaw of TTarreion, S t u Democrat* ElmarEls M artinet of Pocatello, sh*Shepherd of Wallace, Bennie Dou| ------^ i a m t of PlBCTM, Skip BraitIrandt of KoMkU Shirley RlnaooefMoKOwandMikaNactaiMo e( CocCoeur d'Alene. ------Am Bnd UllU ot Eamettt anand DMBOcrati____ ofLcwlHoa^ — W a« and Means-Chairman WayneneMcyct_ iHoneandCltot ^^auinnan Mi7 BlKlTet'Boi£ or Mthdrum. Repubiicut LantcrvncevDenney I inUoCacnerondahoFiUiaiid of ofl Midvale. Mike Moyle ol Star ant f s t M Affilr* - Oialnun St> BiU DmJ of Nampa. 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It claims Yellowstone and Grandand Teton -b ileile ban in Yellowstone ond ai many in the three-:;!e-siate region, the Bushish planj ignores sdence that Gran parks and a_pordon_of.the^theJohn P; rmrz5aidnhos(mro3ipc snowmobiles nurt-tne-parki—^Rockefeller—Jrr-^Me ;Memortaf--— ican given the plan a chancech before ' The suitsui comes on the eve of callol i j ^ h'^fRepublicf Parkway connecting them.iem. i going to court. • th e -^itional io Park Service’s last The Fund for Animalslals began “The Bush administrarion rul■ules. ■ “1 just think it’st’s unfortunate publicSleetiiyMui-snowmobiling— ^ — arcn —~the-debate-in-1997-when- urstill'opcntofpljblic'co'mmetiwit tiiat they went ahehead and filed , in the parks,par set for next Tuesday because the Pork-Servicevice never id 1won’t be finalized until next ne that lawsuit withoutout giving this I in Idaho,0 Falls.F jar, but ah^ddy the lawyers a analyzed the impacts ofDf snowmo*.si i are new plan a chonccice to see if it { The ParkPai Service is hosting the biles and other winterr ac(access oit )ming out of the woodworkrk,” works,” KoU said. “1 think every-1 meeting-;ng-for local governmcnt.s cubiiubin said in a statement. the world’s^first nationaonal park^ body in the industiistry, including ‘surroundinding Yellowstone that The group was angeredid becauseb The Public Employees fi for the Park Service,:, wouldw like to have pror)fomoted a plan .ash like)ily involveed illegal iiiiiiugfan! lilts SASALT LAKE CITY (AP) -A- inivan carrying 14 people that th .• *• J niinivillidcd with a logging truckk in: ^ collidiithem Utah, killing four pc e, probably was being drive ' - ra smuggler of illegal imm BjTWiWg*^ - J ■ '> byants, said Mexican Const gramartin Torres. ■ MartiAll 14 people were Mexica itionalsAll and at least some i natioem were undocumented, auti themities said. oritie;The fatal victims included ar-old Yareli Soriano Guzmai 10 was going with her family i in-her-fother,*Torrestold-Tii lit Lake Tribune.'Her motht d-brother-wercHnjurcd-in-th cidem. Tht n i l l>a 1977 illllpliiiloiiiKl Another of the fatal victim nade fmn a 16mm film made by year-tIS a 23-year-old man who wa ly ihoKlnltha ktandaiy Bl(ii»Ktoot cavorting In the hills of n< whoi driver. V TIm mm wtioM prank latiiKiMiched the Bigfoot legend In 19S8 — join-1rorres said the passengers di IrintinbinurtliiycinmMIOW reveal tha tnrth: Ray L Walls Saltt know I the driver, indicatin In th« movi*. - — and-bprobably was a smuggler o accidtmigrants. 'We don't need innocent live B by Ivan Marx reported- „ abe s a put in the hands of smu{ ‘Bi^oot*t’ creatorrnorthsmCalihmiia. thesrs," dr said Torres, who repre w I58hudl«d,indfamh TonIts Utah. Idaho, Montana am .... •Utca was the Bigfoot If of Wyoming. “They don’ he ve pn to be at the mercy of thos UUhlildiway Patrol Introopers talk a t tha scene of an accldtnti near Kanab, Utah, wherawl four people died and otherithen were family amy from ilie cam- ting addidonal acreage. In thehe leading away from his rift. was in the suit"W rodeo rider Roger , the soKalled smoke manage- The Humboldt Time:mes in Michael Walla< u process catered to growers Eureka. Calif., coined thehe term called the Panerd h i told Palterson le concerns for public healthth “ BIgfoot" in a fronj»pjigege ;story but claimed he’(a Bigfooj near Bluff intentiIt out the window.” obout the phenomenon. do with it. ButChorvinsky hi recalled. Sut farmers say they did not Family members say WallaceWa adm itted she 1 ce out as well as Cora’s group that the Patterson fns. usked a friend to ca r\e‘ ththe 16* tographed in a 1and he knew who md,tb inch-long feet that he umund his that his father “ inda Clovis, a spokeswoman H H p H p H p B H ___ brother Wilbur slipped onn to.crc-—ti pie he used in his the North Idaho Farmers! jiace said his father ^ — ate the trackj?. WaUace never•erson fdm “a fake- ociation, said Safe Air For H H H H H H H p H The nation - fascinatedI by talcs credit for hisle’d r< had nothing to Dryone y ,. is trying to force the of the Himalayan Abomintninable said, I he said h« mother - Xlers * ' to stop burning entirely, ■ H H | | Snowman - quickly boughtght into “He got it offe had. been pho- is ignoring other causes of Ihe notion of a homegrown)wn ver- he kept gettinga gBigfoot suit, and ur n air j, quality. “If Patti Gora is sitm. been consistently Tested about the health of “The Abominable Snowlowman ignored by authoi pie, she needs to put die same was appropriated by Ray Wo!Wallace. Why? lunt of dedication loward the It got into the press, took on a life “Because it rhi x s s ; stagnation problems we are of its own ond next thinging you Bigfoot if you tall ing from slash burns and d-buming stoves,” she said. know there’s o Bigfoot. onele gof the Ray WaUace.")ff the ground, and ^ r 'a i i g glossed over. He’s “ |Uy marginalized or ^ i piwiston i l womanr H B | H BSU gets fi]Brst patent;hors." he said. hurts the ca'se for haviifies in 1-15 w reckk . | B B could ease! medcal1 diaalk too much about *ENCER (AP) - A 30.year-oldId iston woman died Wednes- BOISE (AP)-Boise State ___ Ruwll, who ha: in a caroBshneacSpencer^- — versity has won ifs firsf'•st-ever State Universi ie accident happened when a patent, with a device that.sat.scans .“Everyonewasa; device Jf! trailer came loose from a mercury levels. Blood and urin<' . diesitruck driven by 46-year-old Dale Russell spcdaliressinana- in be shipped to a h ty McCarty as he took an exitit lytical chemistry. She develiveloped reponed no con p. — Ut£4iu>ceuJo£.easUy deteiBtecting — occurred.-Butiwtl a g n o s K u SDodgetCaravan-drlvenby mercuiy moleoiles, and beiibelieves her co-workershas been at Boise___ day oin Fallsa resident Dennis Love It could be the fint stepI toitoward , own samples, thersity since 1995. Theaded with the trailer, accord-j- a Swr Trek-inspnspired ination. s contaminated.” pole0 tnan Idaho State Police press Jy diag- The problem,rine samples had to semitruise.' nose disease without invanvasive that samples aca laboratory, which Maitymberly H Ann Damey and 1- | H j | j | | | H blood tests. potency, iMuirihontamination had ramp,■old Sarah Cait D a n i^ were III tech- riiata s o h itio nwhen ^ Russell a n d ----A -Dtengera-in-the-van,-which o h— H H j j j j H niquesaire^y odsti^R;ussell’s ^ had to be somers v analyzed th eir Idahoturned. F All three occupants research led, to a processI ththat is probe into a bloothey found contam- collidede taken to Eastern Idaho0 less invadve and much festerner. and getting an ii ingtoaional Medical Center, wher« T ve been interested in Imer- ing. n, Russell said, is rdease.twrly Damey died. cury analysis ever sinceB tlthere ___ _ Her researchcan rapidly lose Kimb1 passengers were wearing — vras a lab acddenrwhenrl[ waswi ar last'm onth’s pat

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TlmeNHewx'•writef • ______Bowman writes witlith grace about the transi- It’s a “Green Acres”-ss”-style saga of city Of the current batch, not sursurprisingly, tion to country lifefe and about love, raising folks who have to start: overov from scratch to ■ “Cot new and local in south-centrintral kids, livestock, and :ow Dogs" is the best, filledi withwi images id as she puts it, Cain, become country folks, andmd worth the read. that;at melt your heart. kstores for Christmas: “We found thele perfect, place,” she Available at Barnes tcSc Noble1 BookseUers “C writes. “It was a he Xow dogs have the most distiiiistinctive per- house in the Idaho coun- in Twin Falls. sonanalities in the world und arc drels tryside, with acreeeage, a spot-to build an are.thc most .. imboats, Shosbopl, Scoundre intei;elllgent, most loyal and funnunniest dang What’s htne SeIdom>Toid Tales off tf th e ofHce, room to grovow,.and room for-the kids Hallelujah , Tjftf to roam. It was onij •••Cow Dogs: njeCowbnvboy’s Best Friend,:’ gs in the world,” he said. Idaho books)Fron^^ij'’/ames VaHey (Big Lc ily IS minutes from town pAotogrophy by David’Stoc ^The Performance Horse" is and was situated onor a deserted street with - itocklein; text by Shiri "J, ” is n hugely T h e College of Soudi ■no neighbors for a Woodson (Stocklein Publishlishing.$35): jjnwibidous project. Including, imagesimi from ■ a half a mile on either leo, horse racing and dressage,age. and from ...... • “Steam long. side. The best pai■art, though, was the • “The Performai IdahoClBmberChoii and Such:Is a former s u b jn ^ N and Ion nance Horse; A___ all.Sover-NorthAmerica.-It-wa:-was commis------ic’Valley resTdent who has prei ------vlewrThe*propererty over- Photographlc'Tribute,^’e," photography by sione the Magic Valley Chai Western F n ned by Bayer’s Animal Healtlialdi Division S , loofctJ the M David SrocWrin; tgjrt bv d shotrwrittenand designedinfdinless-than------CSaestra, under meudicm 0 ruen. Patrick Connor andi thet> m Meyer (Stodilan Publishii months. h dancer Lola Montes, ■ • “Li)’ Buckaroos:.is: a Tribute to (he “Li‘LirBuclcaroos” i$ 141-pagee photopli essay ofC ^iso n Wfanft willlo p iran d Varley isn bi o a t s . lime'Mapc’' H Young Cowboy InI AllAl of Us,” p/io(o^- on rarichkids.ra: H a n d e li “M e s ^ " ai and r^y and text “TlThese are photos of the simplimple life that his ■ b u existists on a ranch,” Stoecklcii Chiistmas Concen Suiledireaion”d M m ^ :lein writes, is an ^ -Kidids entertain themselves swirswimming In aftcmooniniheCSIFillpcrfomi “Stearahassort- ' nearby lakes or riding horsettrses or chas- "nt-rhrir Shoshoni ing the family dog[ or trying to AnsCentcrauditoriunatmcir scoundrels. ■ train the goat.oat. They all T w in F a lk It’s ftee.Sunday fourth book,elude the , ^ — like to ropei and th e ^last ride and ilF in e m ent of “ O d t o i they all love lu m in Westem stori in the th:he e' horses, Concert seas They incliley 1911. dogslogs,-calves, tale of thide ibbits-and T he Oakley \Mley An Indian battle: Mike” and pigsgs that I are ...... took placewho got into preseiesent on Council will present fn th-some local a s o n everyr day conccns. tonipjit an The episode after S totocklein’s c tiree Basque Saturday n i ^ t in HovvAnv ' “Shoshone A bookscs are avail- ^ , .. hlsfamUy.wlers in Nevada, / able at Barnes & ______^C^xnaiJousc-inOoklccfrcehoL- a tight wiih-selves killed by •r-Hastings------'s posse near nnd cowboys a and Waldraldenbooks killing thnca,Nev. outletsI throughouttht owells sheepherden3ther stories also — southernnIdoho,and Id ------— Paik-music-b u ,. were tiienxselin Id ^ o , includ- I B I a t m anyly indepen- ii ------n h 'e r if Pw s " of missionaries \W t dent bookslokstores in T h e second of four Ad Winneinucca,1 Eliza Spaulding V ^H \ W the MatfcIc andai Wood BZ P eite Indians of season Chiisonas in p Several oth \ B River yaJIeysleys. lahoi the early days \ H take place iii oonocns, sponsored by >, and the rancorous < ■ ___ 11___ • "LlfffU t..M ...M______: ■ Iwin 1-alls chapter ofA d « n t. ■ Geeter,'’ bybyPhaSatt, / >e located. H ie book B 1 1 leif-publishtd,htd.S9.9S. Soropdmist Intcmador es the strained rela*. ■ qtyP^ SSJiSietween whites and H scheduled fbrSundayb y i th e ofLewiston,a tl Formerr Gov.Gi Phil !rce because of the H ll Batt was'as easily 'Uvin Falls City Park. ^ tal should beearly 1 agents and ■ • ll Idaho’s f i^ tS ;______■ funniest jonaL is explores ------l l — politidan-of-voftfte^90s;------. , . tionship betvalso an account of ■ , 1 and this collectioncolli of ty night in iheNeiPere.of Bear River near H \ l essays isIS aboutal his ^Treefest e perfidy ofy e< Preston in 1863, ■ I 11 redrement.•nt. ______superintendetozens of Shoshoni I I - I l l O r, monnore accu- 'Fhc Magjc W Icy Rcgi There’s alsivere killed by ■ \l rately, his geeier- M edical CentLTs Fcstj^ the Battle ofI soldiers led by I I hood. ------m — “A rs o n wanted lic e s will wrap up toda present-day 1 in which do»lier stories in the I \l to learnn tot< accept Saturday and Sundayx:gionaI ai Indians werith California and I — _ i-Jl-criticismm easier,e to ------ijects. J better; to Radb R endoto Evensrivjiof }oats, Shoshoni 7 II give thehe opinionsc Irels” is available C enttr in downtownx T iay Many otiiei of myy politicalp bookdealwitles & Noble ■ opponentlents fair Falls. y at th e Nevada subj«: in Twii) Falls, at consideraileradon,” he »laza in Burley, at Iconoclast ;encs “Steamboi last . BIah,lI, blah, blah. Who wants to acceptacc criti- iTwin ai Barnes1 at Ex Libris in Sun Valley. ley to the north, the i cism> ceasier - or listen better? TheseTfu were e south and the east. At These three sninning col Loveaparad Booksellers in n i^ t, you could sitt ini die living room and ] coffee table books foolisiish concessions and 1 no lungionger worry xy Tales," by Gail Botman; s^fsell watch the lights fror by Sun Valley photojoiijournalist David aboutat them.” T h e 11th annual downi the Book Fla om five different small •Stocklein continue his bo< 12.95. towns twinkling inI tthe darkness. True, it \ book-length essays Avavailable at Barnes Sc Nobleble in Twin Books in Keti on a vanishing way of lifeein in die West. Falls a Tw in Falls Festival of L Rupert, and ai was right across thei streets from the runway s and some independent bookiooksellers in There have been 16 of themt altogether. southih.l»2a21-22. “But our Mom toldDid us we proba- Studejdent matinees will be: abled children and aduladults. Last dcketinfoimation.c^4I3tn Company of:C h arles D ickens' J®' ______bly weren’t going.tig to get the part nffamH ristmas-tale,"aboufto------^Partomanoes arfrat-7 pjnr------ed-to.«hool-groups,Tinclud—^— yearTmyTimmllectedS;•d$;;200for------^ because they were-e Eprobably going ingtho»wse at Idaho’s Youth RanchI - Advocates for Survi^ 5553. le T b u r Ird '* run at the Liberty TlHrtdaya ™ through Saturttay® and^ to pick boys to pli rvivors of _ Charmer. 3pjn.Sun(J8ys. play the part,” in Rupeupert, beginning Monday, Domestic Violences anda the ^ F o r PlaywrightIS 1 become almost as ^ ^ interjected Amy JoJo, 6. “But they Scholar IS with Christmas in » * Hew** much: Tickets, which are larships will be given stu- Animal Shelter of the WoodWo< River called the next day ^ and said they dentsi whowl cannot afford the price5 Valley. U432------River Valley as the $10. SIC sold 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. liked our acting and H u m b u g md singing sp we of admlImission, courtesy of the! As traditional as it’s t s ta g in g of "The Monday JjJj through Friday at 409 N. ended up here,” Crs t’s become, make its third Sracesaid. Papoosi>ose -Club and Idaho) i^d o n ’tithinlcryou-can-sin-skip-*^A=^—= Maln^.Hall«yrby-phonft^at-57S-'8------“IrseemedUkrifnrw ould be fun. Mouiuaxi IBleySCompanyofFt Theater, has 9122 Of at ww.tJcketweb.com itam Express. Christma.'s Carol” thisis yeary< nnd synonymousjily i become tradition to play a boy,” conlontinued Grace, Genet e Elementary School • <------neral audience shows, sett catch it next year. C«m^impanv nf ^#picsent D o u ^ Jof the Wood Ri ----- 1 whose mother H«Helen Hudson againstist the backdrop of a giantt Fools plijjis to put “A C! hy Oliver, vrtio watch- oldod miser «4to is forced to exaxam- starred last spri ^ riiii>.it;..is annual rest p ring in New Victoriairian popup Christmas card,, Carol’' buck un the- lxK)kMiDk^liL’Il next ada^ationarChadcs Dii ith her students and ■ inae bisb life vrtien he’s confrontnted Theater Company —j------Nutcracker.— any’s romantic will beginbei Thursday and runI year and stage eitherr a fanciful,f “& J3uisonasC aiD r’ :rostai o is It's certainlyIS with her husband withith thei ghosts of Christmas Pa e You, You’re Thursdisdays through Sundays resent and Putnm. Bn^ I . magical version of 00.1 . Henry’s Trav>«' fof Bellevue I flh-Deor32.— ------“Hie Gift of thfeMagi”'or"oranodie?------— T^lun^ a t the Libeny , teacher Ka’thy ilaon ^ ^ JdJrfm “Because we’veve never been On twi to> her honeymoon 29 two nights - Dec IS and 22’ Dickens’ classic Cricket:ket on the T Iie aB c Dickens’ « it fint witt kmD.Cr«tdiit.LdneSatterfiifield boys,” added Amyny Jo. “But it’s - audlenience members can join the8 Heahh:“ ill play Belle and Maril' then rettums' ilyn real easy becausele once you get cast on stage.after: the play forr “So this is it. And thenlen Vwe’ll put Al. She'alovm e my v e n favorite ■ TtfitgHtge,CfaitoiatPast used to _playing a bob founder OJA icrooge. die crochety- lines Ier Denise Sinfcne, noting’I Bossick can be roached.in.in IHailey at traditiob. It's aes under bedcovers withth a ' ftion-seeing 'Winniinie the Pooh’s that RocRocky Mountain Chocolate! 578-2111. *®ils, about having — ^ ------^— ...... on - Paces ------~ AndMW Alb :s .•i hisroleuScr ?

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. Combiiwd wife >etvlcwc — pro or con-yourou'U iiliely think ot 7 WONDER NO MOI3REIIIII this o ne. StiU,I, eeven partisans of % ‘Adam Sandler's , ‘H arry Potter' and ar the Sorcerer’s ■ “ “ S^aiyNlghts'— g______— Stone^-may-weiwelkb^ut2fH7K= = = ~ ’Solariav TwirTCfnema . ' parts of the nevlew fUm. ‘Chamber 7 PH It has got to he a first f on two . •Sweet riomo Alabama,' Twrwin of Secrets’ displisplays such zeal for ■ I counts: an animateated holiday mir Cinema re-creating theth book’s more ^ ------niusicaUinvuking-tb-the-«pirit-of------TrDasurtrPianctrrwirrcimiHBfflS------gnjtesque^specilectsrtJiatlTirsare------(f ~------Exdmu flahukkoli Ihstuad of of Christmas, 9 •Wes Craven Presents: Thejley' . to rattle the cag(ages of the smaUest m pluying against the! sc.sentimeutali- ' ilyie That,'M agic Untom .(j _____ . viewers, sendi:iding them un^er / ty of the season withih somej ot Ihe, saw theirseatsifnonot out of the the- ■_ The HEAUriH FOOD PLAIa c t / raunchicst scatologiogical humor** •, vling for Columbine/ Magic n . ater. Because ith a MJlARKET Another Day.' Magic •Adam Sandler's 8 Crazy at least in a mainstrea:ream movie. A ’Die An ing like the iUeg * Centre Poiiit8 P ia a * ir ctmplc nf the lines arc n ■ . Ni,Nights.' Century Cinema legitimate offspring ^ 1111 Buk La id Bwd.N .*73}733-1411 9 a ru enough lo , Lantern of ‘Alien’ and • M-F 9:30am-«:U n i • S« 'Die Another Day.' Century nd ‘The Absent- » SAT 10im-9:S0pm • tini12 aoe^MOMm (•: ------makc-u.ven.ihu.thoifiought-we.'d*______IFfldo.l!Oil.ShiTliT!e.CI,nemas_ > Minded Professi Cinema . issor.’ Like Its pre- ^ .’heard-it-all types winw ince. But on 'Harryry PotterF and the Chatribcr Cii decessor, it is ii 'Harry Potter and tho Chamt s intelligently cast 7t ? 7 ? ■ > ? 7 ? 7 ? 7 ? the whole, this Uvely,ly, Ibittersw eet of Secret:rets,' Sun Valley Opera >nDer . and makes goot3od use of behind- I—!—!______S______B— S. ■______! ______■- moviu works well anca nd is su re to House of Secrets.' Century Cinema' the-camera talerilent like rettiming connect strongly wiw ith fu n s o f 'Solarisoris,’ ShlTime Cinemas 'The Santa Clause 2.' Centi■'t'J'y screenwriter StSteve Kloves and Sandier at his must frefree-wheelinR -Trcasujsure Planet.' Mogic CiiCinema • new cinematojtographer Roger nt m ore and uninhibited. With^»th th e short, Lantern 'Solaris.' Century Cinema Pratt. Direciifcted by Chris *A Day With,the Meateatball.'(l:ll. •Treasure Planet.' Century' Columbus. \With Daniel PG-13, for frequentnt crude and ^ t w i n . F a l l s Cl'Cinema .R adcliffe, Rup:upert Grint and Millionaaire Bucki I d sexual humor, drinkiniidng and brief • . - •XXX.' Burley Theater Emma Watson;sn; plus Kenneth dnig references.) •Adamm Sandler’s1 8 Crary Branagh, who) ddoes some of his ■ j Nights.',' TTwin Cinema ^' :.;'i*i6rom e^ . best film work; in years. (2:41. PG, JFriday Dei) c e m b e r 6itht\ 'Analyze That' ’Analy2(lyjc That.’ The Orpheum for scary momernents, some crea- Robert De Niro’si m u b boss is -Die AmAnother Day.' Odyssey 'Adam Sandler's 6 Craty ture violence andmd mUd language.) back for more treatralm em fro m Thratorr . Nl|Nights,' -Jerome Cinema • ' Slop b y & reisceive $50,000 beleaguered psychiahiatrist Billy .eMile,lie,'Odyssey Theater 'Die Another Day.' Jerome ‘I Spy’ Crystal in this sequelelW t A nalj™ Cinema Eddie Murpl This.' Lisa Kudrow eme Ops.’ Odyssey Theater Cir oyAtterNext.’Odyssey, - ''Harry Potter and the Chamtinber Wilson team in ll T eest s drive a vehidef e & receive $250,50, (XX) ;; Harold Ramis directs. < r ol Secrets." Jerome Cinema remake of the hit 1960s TV show. ;______guage and some sexual yPotlar-andlho Chamber-----__lTreasurc.Planet.Uerome_—: ______The two haves ssq^me genuinely______ets.’ Twin Cinema ClrCinema fiin'riy mbm'entsnts tog'eth'er, but PPiirdiasc~a~cars~i l, -rcccivc-$^t-ooo:o);ooo—" im b ln B :,______y7*-Gdy»serThcBtci------^------______director Betty •HiomasTt is uncom-______In his troubling anand trouble- ’Jockas ' G o o d l ^ T w fortable with th Cinema this L ast CluvKi c y ? f o r much of B provocateur nema • Clr 10 Budapest to find.fin Rated PG-13; film maker. That sty] Ring." Twin Cinema violence, languajuage, sexual situa- i ityle has ils S h o s h o n e M illioniuiv Billi c L s ! charms but also its1 lilnitalions.lii ^ Santa Clause 2,' Twin tions. 1 hour, 355 minutes.n * Moore's concern abouK>ut issues Is genuine, and his shoihowboating etary.' Lamphouse Theater ^No movies this week. ‘Jackass: Thee MI ovie' technique is often ententsrtaitiing. — ------1 A strinp of prankspn and gags, But he is not. the mostMt organized Directed by Franc Reyes. (R, for John Jo Witherspoon, Donn ‘DC’ the movie foll<)llows the same person in the world,, arand there is strong violiolence, pervasive lan- Cuny. Cu (1:2^. R, for language,;e. sex* premise as the! MTVM show: ring- ______0 scattershot randomnmness about guage, druIrug content and some uaual content and dnig use.). leader Johnny KnoxviUeKt and his this film that is bothh i:its essence sexuality.).) shock jocks run'aiI'oround executing and a source of frufrustration. 'H very stupid, at: timestii hazardous, O ' 'Bowling for Columbin ‘Harry Potter and the bine* doesn’t 'Extremele 'Ops' C l human tricl^ Car::an a coUection of 3100 0 Q OVERLAMD AVE - BURLEY. ID • 878-7 8 -8 8 7 4 have the answers ai Chamber of Secrets' goofv antics shotDt ini crummy-look- I doesn’t expect to find snowboards and Serbs - , 0 and h ap h ^ rd ly ore could you want?! *It’s likely that whateverer you >"g digital video a Moore, the asking.' SSas thought of the first produaictio n - Please seeice MOVIES, Page C7 ^ T W IN FA LLLS COUNTY what’s important. (2:« With Devon Sawa, • some violent images e Wilson-Sampras and NOTICE OF PUUBLIC HEARI^ING swell. (1:33. PC-13, for guage.) ______viol_e_nce/pj !/p erilJanguage_and______I w in -Falls- T ^ ^ - Status Of) , some nudityIlty.) — ffender_Eee,tzi±z *Dle Another Day’ JUNiOR Club X Intense Juye^li ------^^1frnewes^Jame9I-Bond Be movie----- 'Rida*------V ______I ile Probation Fee' e e , _ I ‘ unce again stars Pierce illiant Mexican painter j presents Juvenile Deter I whose glazed implacal ■O'' >>iilll intion Daily Fee, * gesu a man who rarely, Frida KaWohlo was famous for a lot en much less stirred, • her glorious paintings, ^ n e•■13th . Annual A . LLicense Plate Addm inistrative FeF ee, imeasily between linge esque pain, her love - JM __j»iwJlLand.theiilnunali City of Buhl Liacense Plate Fee,e e ,. :j desire for a Bond vehi taken seriously as a ■ plerdng dark eyes Uke - P e n d in g»Issue Fee movie, ‘Die Anoth^.ther Day’ flight. To play the part / remains caught somerihyp^r(A-«rorii^rIn^blbile commenu regarding prop) reposed feel nostalgia for mo Inert; . grew up with. Hallele 1 Berry, as " ““ Idn’lt nmake it .through a crcaic ia user fees beyond tbele limits prescribed by Idaho«Iho Code Bond's newest love inte reeze much less the Secihlellon 63.1311 A brings about as muchh convictionc ‘I’lIt ' was Kahlo's life. As ■n,., h of this film, Hayek’s To Benefit: lie proposed fees exceed 105%/m of (he fees last collected as you might expectct toi a role SJn!h!!.n« ------thatressentialhrisWl ______Currcnlcm------Propowd Tom^ ______eq^valent of a hit ool f Viagra. ; . ■"'Really faithfultai but fails to get InfoffiuflrVblunteer o Care Gilivers ^ ______Fee;______Increase New£w F F ee_ WitlTToby Stephens,i RRosamund at Ihe cor.m. to 7:00 p.m. > J l Hanclandtingiuvctiile ty and longuiguage.) ^ ft m « SunJutuiOfTenden ‘8 Mile' \ >6”i“ per person Eminem makes his fiJ debut in a fascinating, st lay AHer Next' ‘ \ (NTEhTENSE JUVENILE ly entertaining standoldofrwhi?h . IceCubei« is back again, and so ^ a i bildren 8 ani m r PROB,OBA-nON PEE S 0.0000 S 35.00 S 35.35.00 has adroitly managedid t to satisfy «s Mike Epppps as feckless cousins fiare welcome Thisis piproposed fee is ■Zi*:: both of its constituend136.00 • > clim actic b attle? ) tlth a t are tone, it is a sure-fires follow-up to Uni(AiGadnCM vilryJmCUUBttr Thispris proposed fee is decades old. This vev en e rab le ‘Friday’ andnd ‘Next Friday.' With .Wtov*to>em8wtw! immlfWwnPoM harged 10 other struaure In effect faciUcilitates the Counlounties for mainstreaming of rap,p, i enabling ] _ ~~ ------2. bousiousingjuvenilet civilian audiences to feel the im « safety and security of fa 9 1 lic: eense n pla te that’s simply not in tl [» ADMIfMINISTRATIVE FEE $ 2.5i:.S0 S 1.50 S 4.4.0& r . . i when li.-!tening to Eminoinem’searli*. _ , \ P i t t r * Thispn$ proposed Tee er, more nasty and thn:hreatening is toIOC olTset eocu work. Directed by Curtisrtis Hanson. / reUte:lited to issuing With Kim Basinger, E ■, Brittany 1 licenscense plate* Murphy and Mekhi PWf^hifer. (1:51. 'io n ly ju st R, for strong language,e, ssexuality. CITYCYOFBUHL some violence and d ^•guse.) t , licenINSE: PLATE FEE S 0.0000 S .10 S .10 .1 - : ■ M / in t h e l o b b ThUpnI proposed fee ■ 'Empire' tireqirequested by ______John Leguitamo stts tar_s_as_a___J ______^ j^hrn y?r hgr j h o p p i n g 7LX.Tbe.Geni Cityoity of Buhl for______•gangster whose questsst for the irtcttacteased utility ^ ^ ' ^ a n d g e t h e r iBi — American dream leadsi d ^ i m ^ r heartpoundingj^ andid maintenancem I h p a r tn n witlir • ...... costsists ^ INCLUDES; Richards, Peter Sarsga ^ •SundaythnnighlTiuru n d ^ one n i^ t tt^r for twon aI t the IDINO issue FEE ' SUO.OO00 S160.00 S300.C100.00 : Isabella RosgelHni ______hUfnriral V wh 4 a« aai------Uliumipfppo«gdf«» tub, Brqilace and far Q ty i»reqirequested by • Dinner for two atTlirhe Gatewsy Mall Tiwmeaiurer'* Office • Horse &C>iTiw oror Limousine ride forincr increased /* Sjxofbral^day • Brcak/aiticT^lnbI bed or in our dining room expcR!pcRsc in taking : We’ll HaiH or Saturd^ ni^t st^i (pticetdoflMlnclucfeci;c«xwtdpmtuitki) tudo(deed property ^VourChifstn ■ ‘ ^ I______^ Kreu rEpceta ~ n e m n i vEioaofwhatiaelv 3 increased revenue is nrequire to off^ costssts o f ; luaaiouibcdudbn ! 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> I think I’m delle f in ite ly tore— , , cuterthanln h e r . u A Y I CSI womene n d o w n — ^ ■ SLCC , whilh i l e • ; -Adisplnml, ocWBd P r e ii. player j in'Army football hi:fiistory to e r raise ftve.chchildren, by packing m en fall 86-S6-83 Gianist'i^ilrifitmlJemiiy be listed as a team captatJain twice groceries, flipilipping burgers and Shochyajth-ixpirp,,mih,,}„ 5 e a s tr ERUTHERFORD, N.J. - in i his career. doing whatever^er he could. TheTlmeyWews n Gardnier served eight “For him to play footbi[ball and There wasi a a four- or five-year he the "Anm years in) tlthe Air Force. She has a beI there ^ d keep his grarades up period in early eai 1900s when SALT LAKE crrv. CI Utah - KouniUvLfio "I Japan serving as a Navy and s all the things he hass done,< I Gardner remarlarried, but Holmes’ Andrea Sivnkova's'a's layup at the an with a Marine division, am s extremely proud ofDf him,” stepfather diedied of a heart attack ^ y j buzzer moved the College of hililllicltthloUk i/i and anothi)ther relative in the Coast Gardner ( said in a telephonijne inter- in 1995. Southern Idaho wonwomen’s basket- Guard. view\ from her home in Decatur,D “T h ey d iddn’’t ri have a lot of ball team to undvfiidvfeatud in the But whevhen It comes to football Ga. ( things they waiwanted at particular Armyrmy defensive end co^aptaln S cenic West'est ------:------and thee .Army-Navy game at What makes that accoromplish- times,” GardneIner said of her chil- ciaielaience Holmes (9d) tU nds onI tlthe Athletic Conference Giants Stadium St on'Saturday, ment r even more remarki T r i v i a ‘kable is dren. **Just Jiethe struggle of single rmy sideline Nov. 9. with a 63-61 victorytory Gardnerr isi: an Army fan without the t obstacles Holmes hadi tot over- parenthood can cai have an impact . over previously Q uestion: hesiuidon.on. c >siy come to get from the subiiburbs of on the children,en. We always had a ht. u n b eaten and No. ach'won th e' .Her sorson, difensive'lineman ' • A/ tlanta to th e plains of ol West strong faith in < leeds forced him to postpone : : Which NHL coacl in God and discussed " 14.rankcMontreal Holmes didn’t grow upi playingi HoUnes startim ed to play football ” A jQ T he night didn't Conadiens? he has heiheld for the past two sea- football. f From the time heie was in ' in his sophuf»dayat pjn. ------But-JessicaAVhite^tiite-took-tha-ball------Philips Anttain Valley at Raft River.fer, 7:30 p.m. . the length of thele courtc< on the Atlanu. ensuing inboundid pass( before ------irAmericatrFdlininarFileiT7T30------— RoWftsonrwtifi------drawing'thrdefenseinse'and' fln d ln f------T pjn. was traded to Sivakova under theiKc basket for Pocatcllo at Minico,» , 730^ p.m. Atlanu torn the game-wiimer.ir. SivakovaS led Jerome at Century,y, 7307 p.m. the Eagles with 177points. pc MOwaakN dic­ “W e’ve talkedi aboutab putting ------Carey-Touniament,rtrTBA 1 ------ing tlMofhaa- B u tte C ounty Inv:nviiaiional, together a ftdl gamem e from every------TBA------lan, sffof»di3------badyf^^-ceach-Rai polnU. told AM 1450 KEZJEZJ . “If every, body plays well, wewe canc beat any* body.” Both Eagle teamiams travel to ■ I n BRIEF JHHH k . / . ^ Coeur d’Alene to> taltake on North Idaho College Saturdurday. ------1^lvSruitis-nwlove------"We"luivB lu tokenlke-caml^bus|: ------ness on Saturday,”,” RodgersR said. tlpoffto6:303 “You can only enj(^ij(9 it for a little TWIN FALLS-The'he Twin Falls bit." Bruins have movedJ thetl time of Iheir home openerT u up to 6:30 I Men's game ------tonighl-insiead-of-l»f-?!30=-The------sbphomore game'is schscheduled for Bnilns86, I | . _ _ 5 p.m. Golden Eagler83« • ------The Golden Eagleigle men’s team Minico’s Jensen (12-1. 0-1) coughedid upu a 20-point flrsi-half lead as the Bruins (9-3) signs with Idaho10 stateI I bombed their wayly backb into the RUPERT - Threele-time l state ^R o b i n s o nt l n o t c h e ss 2 3 a g a ii ] n s t M i l wiv a u k ^ game as Tim Henryuy \poured in 25 triple jump champiopion Monica of his 30 points inI the second half Jensen has signed to:o competec in The Attociiicitted Press Alien A and Sam Cassell. Butut after Milwaukee, andid Allen, who came by’ ThomasTl halfway through ,he th for SLCC. i tiack and field at IdiIdaho State ------the ll Bucks reached the EaEastern off the injureded list before the thirdird quarter, and Anthon • The Bruins shotJt 757! percent in Qhivera'ty. ATLANliNTA - Glenn Robinson Conference C finals two yearars ago, game, scored 16. 16 Cassell played Masoiason added a layup to makey ij' the second half. ■ 'Jensen finished secc«cond in the scored 233 jpoints in his flrst game they th fell to 4141 last seasoison and only 31 minuteses afteri injuring his 67-63.■63. But Atlanta went on an 1118- “Thai’s bitten allill usu year.” CSI I 300 h urdles, third1 init th e 100 against hi:his old team, and Jason missed ni the playoffs. hip in the firstst half and scored 2 run rur that stretched into ththe coach Guy BeachI toldtoi AM KLDC hurdles and fifth in the long Terry adddded 19 as the Atlanta Shareff Abdur-Rahim andan Ira 13, laboring mlimightily afte r the fourtlurth, with NeWble making twtwo 1310. “We haven’t)'t beenb putting Jump to go along wittvith her title Hawks bibeat the Milwaukee Newbie N added 14 points apiecea break and leaviiiving for good with openien jum pers and adding twiwo t6ams away. ITs notlot thattl we can’t,______------lrithetrip!ejump.-all-»lU-whUe com------Bucks 9&SI Thursday night.------fo fo r the Hawks,"who' hadiolosrsix ----- morethanthree;ee m iiiu t^ efl. ffeeTsethrows. it’s that we Bon’E” peting with a cast on a broken Robinsorson was traded to Atlanta of of eight. Terry had 12 assistists and The Bucks lolost for the fifth Milwaukee Mil closed within 81-7^-74, The Golden Eagleiglcs. who were arm. in the offsiffseason after eight sea- Theo Tl Ratliff had 13 poiniints, 15 time in seven gargames. butIt thetl Hawks quickly sn-eichc[led led by Dante Sawyervycr’s 17 points, sons in MUVlilwaukee, where he was rebounds r« and four blocks. They took theileir flrst lead of the thec marginm back into double di{Jig- shot just 61 percent;nt ffrom the foul Minico graduatelegets I the “big three** with Ray Tim Thomas had 17 poinlints for second half onin itwo free throws its andani coasted from there. line. selected as MVP ; SPOKANE -"’ c.n.ral U tlClelXcoiiiinii lission lookss f o r M l g g lleroom ( Q t^ishington senior defelefensive end 3BMadcdox looksi S I^Mce Gibson has beeileensdnaed Nolhtogllg less than the shape of ~ die defensive player o r ------1 tude of the lS-n5-member panel's j r ot Ihe JCK „Uege Jld high school sports is , task and the imp of the Great Northwes mplications for the r g ] »Mt AthleUc al stake as the commission on S i e v e W iiJ)'iEii1.IN next generation Conference after recoi on of athletes, the jcordtng 18.5 Title K colcobbles together propos- group debatedi ddetails of recom- ;o get baczk into gi;ame tackles for a loss andd 10 1 quarter- als that couxiuld revamp a law that '— — — ' mendations thatlat will be submit- . back sacks. has been1 praised,p scorned and argued ar with some persuajasive- ted to Paige in January.Ja !!*1*w Associated P rast______'^His sack total wasIS aamong the eh«lli.ng^ | id for 30 years. ness, ne has been a derailmelent of For all th e cicredentials and ~ Pro picks-1 S -D 5 ] ^ e r s in the nation. The worsorst thing the commii* dozens do of men’s sports progograms good intentionsIS cof the panel, CO- . PITTSBURGHP{ - Tomrrimy ■ sion couldId do,-( and the last thing - - mosti prominently wrest islling, chaired by fontirmer WNBA star addox can’t wait to throw thIhat which briefiy leftt himhii paralyw d_ i^TRAteam roplitplngat it warns, isIs to recommend weak- swimming sw and gymnasticscs-as- Cynthia Coopeiper and Stanford rst pass...... schools have shifted resourc ..... 'th re e weeks ago.. waswa a warning law that-has done more sd irces to athledc directoror Ted Uland, it’s ^ui’t ' wait for sign that he should qi en - athletes and non- comply co with a three-part d quit playing. iSipusCoveSundnday rt test not clear whetheher their meetings thlat at first To Maddox, it wanwm a frighten------; -BUHL - The Cwus C ilike-than any measure u us sed by th e federal Offi(fice of will amount to' mimuch more than a _ >mpletion._ I dvU Rights. m -----ing but manageableable event that t i W i n g an ACTRA te ! 19th A m endm nt gave Ci' dog and ponyr showsl for a Bush Can’an’t wait H was unlike any othei w ^ t h e . The firsl and most contr nher during his ' f c ^ t beginning'at noo levote. trover- administration1 ththat some worry is 'en for that r much-interrupted*d career.c And rttle IX from hurting s si* i^ part of that test, measi ------Itttmll-be-tfaree4iead p ___ intent on.weakenLctiingTiUeJX:______-firstlrst hit. L -r-----from what-his-doctor n's^)ohs,yes. whether' wl the percentag' ctors tell him,-it------M $15 and there willllb b e tw ro p . Ige of None of the panelistsp{ suggest- W Wl hat sur- m BH bH offered no indicati aseven percent, as him to feel H get up and continue ti tion, an enmphaticno. i Association. As ue to play,” said Maryland ath]thietic director diffi ___ImiiiinMiildmBI .....Mg.d,dp.p< ,_v{ hflK -it I ______I ------^rthe-1^72-lawThan nii=------'— -The------Commission—----- tm----- DebbraK~yow~sujsuggested, mstead S nter ir waiting ______lawed sex c Opportunity In Athletita, a: ...... - -Houston will b e ^lis s fifirst since the ------X dlsqimination*in any (h assem- of strict complianlance. 10) yearsyi to do what lie’s doitJing Tennessee game onan NNov. 17. ------8cl}ool thehat received federal bled bli by Education Secretary iiyRod That wouldd ( give schools a now:)w: playing in th e NFL, arand That game, e'asilydly thei worst of giviA Answer: fundS) spunurred a cultural revolu- Paige Pa to review Title IX, id m et in chance to accouiount for walk-ons, , playiayingwell. the seven he hasas started: for Day, who wonon five with i a boom in women's P Phhiladelphia the past twovdays transfers andid a th le te s who ' That’s Th why the Pittsburj after bolding public hearin irgh Pittsburgh, created:ed perhaps| Ihe Toronto Maple! UafsU from gJ™ '*“•at no one wants to cur- af< i“ — become academiimically ineligible. Steeleelers’ quarterback was mysysti- scariest moment of il foifour other dties. In long. t« of the NFL sea- Wdious she said, while'S! ‘S^tly improving fledtd wheni he heard talk that thetl jon. On a seeminglyily routiner hit to ------B u t-thie-cost,-ccitics-have— e. .sessiotts.thatreveaIed.the.m se magnl-______^ —Please s t M see im t-Page 02----- sericirious-injury-in-Tennessesee.------PieasB wWADD0X:Pagy02 lU t ------

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M MtMMM* players fouled out.. gijcejob of.conK_.^^^F ----- ^— TwiirFaUsTisslstanrcoaicoach^teve iJSSSTiBimKiS'aMM-u Cm TMMi.IMin ' Irons said the game wassmtense.- ini . ------“It was a hard fb u ^ t gi M at Christian 29, Dietrich coadiWayn were down a lot and hadh a ^ o 'e ^ ^ Carey 50,, RichfieldR 46 1V«kiMnMsChristanAcadecnyal',2«______cute hard down Ihe streitretch,” he CAREY-C TWIN FALLS - Magic Vailalley ■atmwr-a -Carey was down by 13 T\ Ka-L CHattitiisna N said. “Danielle Maloneywy hit two poimsnllheee end of the third quar* ChriIhristian High School caifle ba Un.CwlJCMIiwL&C«lCMiwfcOMil.Jn«il . free throws at the end to rom behind in the fourth quararter 7l. Twin. Falls (4-1) hosts:s ^Mountain Thursday iniCarey. C Falls'allsChrisdan Academy 29-24. • Home Tuesday. Shannon MeyerM topped scoring . Jessica Je WUson got 15 points1 ^ 0 ' for the gameme with 22 points for Dp scoring : for the game and Ie T«hFiOi3».IUMU Richfield andmd Breanna McAlister TFCTCA. TTCA was ahead 14*11 sioalla Byron DafMwatebM thaIw puck co Into ths net on a shot by :s !n. u”,v«;■ helped with1 nnine. Ginger Bingham halftlalftime but were held to 10 p. y'% Qlem Murray Thmday for thah t gama-wlmdng goal In oveftlmsUais.Tha 6nm« ToBk-ima shot 13 poinD in ts for Carey, and inthn the second half. RUPERT-TheM^ Minico Spartans’ rivmmiHu« Larcn Feteeterson and Jesse . TFCA Tl (2-6) plays today avethaBnilR»a4*3wln. luiSrHStis??’ sn riiS w * y >n boys baskctbaU leamte outlasted 1, }«enp*>a«l(r«no TaUkuk-ilMn.lLnr«.rit.r Molyneux clciiipped In with 12 Muriurtaugh. Mountain Home 61-!Sl-54 T l i u r ^ in faMcU'inn JVKcn'tmrwakuiMK poinueach. ammove^plaguedi oopening contest * n 0)hosts.ChaUis,today.in MVC».TFCA24 . a behind 4he 21 poipoints of junior HaSsOTSarRaftRlveIVeT42 T s ilo S a y TTournament. o mS s;fl:li-S guard Travis Noblele aand 18 points of MP t Mcnff Qlh i va> OH SM 1 PaM l i ruins buiUy Dafoe,e , HANSEN - Hansen’sn’s Bonnie ia » ftn c n KevinHanks. Freestone Scored 24I pointspi to WM iwwn “That was the wil down Raft River 5342 ThiThursdayin l>Dn^ irCA I (hwmiTFC« 11 WC tl ta J l , <-mrMtM»TFCAma . Hansen...... _Mike Graefe said hrashers>in4-3 wivin Husky Breonne Stangenger scored Minico startinging~ guard Saiil 14 points. BSoys o) Basiietball Garcia wasn’t able t< later with of a stomach vims,s i . a ' t e t s STON (A P)-Byron Dafoe’s followed 79 seconds lat Hansen coach Rick AbelkbelsaidJiis Can^arey 53, Oakley 42 n to Boston wasn’t any bet- his eighth goal on Detroetroit’s sec* learns’defense was strong. help matters, Graefe CAREY - Carey defeata te d -It was just insan an his departure. ond shot, a blas.t from>m the ( left “Breanne and JessicaS toF ito d id Sj-i^ecouldn. Hagennan!nSl,Castlafbid32 )akley 5342 in the Panther’s!«■?> fi hold on to ball longng enough to run :oe made 36 saves and held faceoff drcle. ------^very-welUon-defense lame-of-the-season-Thursday . tonight,’* he said. “Raft 7HAG ERM;MAN—-—Hagerman— ga*" ■y in ----- an offense," Graeteife jaid.“We com*— Bostonn sscoreless for-two periods- Castleford 51*32 Care^arey, with Shawn Hennefw sc pcted but we justt beb a Uttle more___Glen llen Murray scored his 16tl^I Bluea 2, Senators 2,2 , o r S u m m e^an sf n Hid mwp l]I in Ihe___ Rg^l&point»l&lead-altscorer»e fourth with eight points.” ’ian Hossa ' stting 19 points for the TyiV SimmonsS adding 14 points. ^TTODUIS - Marian Thjjan Hanien totaled 1 we needed to winin game. and I’m time to Uft th e Bruins to a 4-3 bound with nd Shannell Knight Carey's Ct new coaw Ehck Simpsipson proud of diem for that:"Ihi victory scored on his own rebou Hie Udy Huskies (34,1 ry over the Atlanta 1:06 left in regulationion as the Ik off with 10. M alorie saidaid it was a back-and-forth gamM. Hossa SCOscored his Castleford>rd travels 10 Camas HbliIbliday Tournament todayly a s itatiCaa.NM.Ca Bay Lightning have from the point. The left side of u*ry5:l? 8‘f‘-;irls and junior varsity for HaMi.r<^iMM>iQaiei«iaBtt teaneams wiU play as weU. HAZLETON-ThUianks to three, b«ome(ne comeback spedalists. the net was wide opopen fo r SIhmIknw34, ilan Fedotenko scored the Hossa’s iMckhand reboun•ound. 7. Vet«. HM L VM 1 l'«l ta. exeptional scorerrers the Valley Canuti County 21 . tl iMaMiit CM|IS.0M«4a Vikings* defeated1 Gooding,G 5M 4. debreaklioking goal with three mln- The Senators got offiff 1 11 shots Mr iuiir-« Thursday at Valley.y. utes leftleft in the third period as th e first two periods corcombined, SHOSHONE-SanhHtiHubsmith !5f^K21*I2S iiMit Michael Grant[ ledle the Vikings the Lightning Ll beat the and 15 in the third to' forforce over* poured in 11 Mints 10to leadI the siisrisirs'ii-,. with 22 points, butlit Kevin1 Thibeult Edmontiinton Oilers 3-2 Thursday time, then outshot thele EBlues 6*5 Shoshone Indians to i ■maa M. tiwo* & tMW 4 TtM-r »l III • n and Mark Egbertt helpedh with 16 p>|[h|. Notthiide Conference vict nie r5 2 ,BBuhl4fr i ^ ih a wide-open extrara |period, thi> f ■«<«« tosLnka BUHL-BulBuhl had a heart-break* >~" (TaciL points each. Jake: G a r^ scored 20 Fedotdotenko scored on th e They rallied one nighlight after Filer Thursday when— ^ points for Goodinding and Angel - reboundmd from the low slot afterL. .-their 10-ume unbeateniten streak ------la large p sn to iS ^ defetefense.------^>"8 *o F‘ ...... Aguilar chipped in t **Ttut was the key."” SIShwhone the Wildcat::ats came back from au. D htoh’s . Tommy Salo ' w as en d ed in a 1-0-0 1loss a t fin 52-48 in BuhL llanna Feiry 64, (M)was ahead 26-22SJifhiKr I S led a wraparound shot by Chicago and had th e b e s t _____coach Tim Chapman salsaid. “We behind to win Valley travels to M . held than to stnren pdntants in'the------Wildcat JeniennicaMecham owned— WmVoodBlverBl ------:aylor.------—-----chances—In—overtlortim e— as------first half and that wasas tthe key. ^ scoreboan>ard with 24 pcdnts and h,HAILEY - Zach Simons netletted v*rM,OMio«*«44 “^hee 1 L ightning are 3-5-3*l Brathwaite stopped breasreakaways ' Evefyooe gM ciuaU^ minninutes and Christina Broirown stood Just below 222 pdntsp to lead Qenns Ferry o iHitr-4* when. tntrailing after two periods by Martin Havlat, AM agnus with 13. Dan>ani Kippes scored 12 Vood River 64-51 in boys baskei and havlave come-from-behind 12 Arvedson and Todd Whit<^ t e . SbMbooe moved to 5-1Mover*!) , poiiiaiokMdad Buhl (2-2). Hie score -nm,liursday in Hailey. M-ioHM times to earn points. Tampa Bay was 3&28 gogoing into the fourth pj and I’O in oxifmnce. Pilot Heath Cameron con- c< won jusjust once (1-27*5*1) when Flyera 3, Rangers|2 2, , 0 T ______quarter whmen. as Buhl coach Scott trihi Ka.tilnrfidjftwr-iftmtmitx a lit1 in conference. half time. - DIEHUCHd: - Sophomore 5-919 fO^ « Mm d Matthew • secondsids into the game on the! Bamaby had two assistslists for the RedWirWings’ first shot. ShanahanI Rangers. M a d d o x

CanMnotd from 01 flown back:k to Pittsburgh that gam ean es. 1 look forward to ev hish injury, with rmy-- - sdousness, causing his necknec to twist ly to tests andan( no longer displayed from fror waiting so long to play;ly; h e thousands of emainails aiul cards to ffimtiriftiiiMdfromOl awkwardly as he strudccthenirf. thi any signs 3fof hisI cerebral or spinal didn’t did play a down in the NFL^ the Steelers’ officet e and hundreds Joshua is based inI Okinawa,Ok ils to offer scholarships, “You think what's att stakesti and As players from bot!t)Oih team s cord concussLssions. From frot 1995 until last seasonl a) n d of phone calls to hi: orgia Tech even got a verbal 1 given the next two waited wai nearly 10 years betwiw een SdU, he knows e what you got yourselfilf involvedii knelt and prayed, he waswa loaded He was g commitrnitment, but Holmes opted onto a backboard, widih nno feeling g ^ e s off. butbt he’s tho u ^t about starts. stat No other quarterbackk has ing the same thine ' in four years ago. gain almost from the waited wai so long, then played ske one last recruiting trip' “You look at it and-act accept it’s in his arms or legs, andi piput into an playing aga ed as penwhenhegetsh Kst Point ambulance. Taken to> a hospital. moment hee knewlc he vras fine. weU wei as he did after f i n ^ getietting “I want to gett itit o w w i t h ... if , , bigger than you. I takeke thet state - eeUng in his “I'm exclticited about every day. the the chance. not for my sake,e, for everybody got ,sold on the challenge of^ of mind, if I won't do it, who he didn't regain the feeU ; a cadet and going to a ser'> limbs for more than a half-hour.hall every start;i; it’sit something you just The T Steelers are 5-2-1 whenen h e else’s sake," he said.sai “Pm l i t tob ' will? I would ratherir haveh: th e Remarkably, he wasvas up and look forwarduyI to," he said. “I look steps stei under center ihis seasason, concerned aboutlUt It. Hopefully academy and stiU playing[ pressure on me orr bearb« the walking again by the nenext mom* forward toI SundaySu and getting out with witl Maddox throwing 16 toiouch- they hit me early,'ly. we get it out of ion I football," Holmes said' vraight, because I knowiwlcan.” I ing and was well enoujlough to be th ere and1 playing. p I enjoy the down dov passes and completing$62.8 ( the way, and weg,p,3y. go wi*M>a laugh, admitting the ser- Gardner understands.ds. Bcademy wasn't high on his‘ “It doesn't really/ scaresc me inidallijJiist. because I had a miUtailitary back* Withth one game left in his* groun^” she said. “II knowkn thar, T i t l e ______■ ______career.ir. IHolmes is Army's career^ my soiis are caUed toI serveser iheir- sack leaderleai with 11.S. The acade- country. I am not reall; ------!lYQiLare.(e creating a situation debtiebate.J^OuiJawsuiLisjU.abcbout women’s Final FnJEaur..the.gold___ my didnHrfn*t ut football,” Holmes said, national soccer team, arg ig' you. want," Yow— tfiejhe physics department." ----- a chance to playy (golf a t North •e one monnore win on*-** dUiite Title DC. D ie law.; lush administratioii is to0 tluMth for a good reason It’ssnot r she accepted an invinvitatkuitoiday Thewe wonls seem to bring tears- y to limit the scope of neec«eded as much as it is in sportirts. in the G reater KaHartford Open, toHobn » -thVfoortwinield.------is "not about making ^ limes'eyes. “Joshua has been heellieckling improvements, it's a ^ tber than expand on it. Title Ti DC has been an extraw«tU- the fin t woman toto qualify for a . "i jusijust want a win now, III cry ihel came up with naiylaiy success-'From 1971 to todi>day, - PGATourevent ' m other about it,” Holmlolmes said. ty.We*re not there.” abouttit it later,” he said, "But this is my last coU is more a t stake thun wins* football field. ThereI is igoing M o t b a r t ; ^ want to Me Stw* Wiltttinn i fl o national osses. toctorMdaelMavg. Ib H e benefits of Titla DC caniL h e _ (wUwAt K r i ^ .------I— he a lot of emotion-out^ to Usten to the panid's seentetfae e a aaUouts at tbe NC/CAA A m 's more of a reality now,” Of course, it's Axmy-Ncy-Navy.. ■ SSrtaJtoSaffX”* said H

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1 _ . t -iBASICETBALLL___ IN THE BLEACkCHERS By Steve MMeoore. W Hh a t s n - i ____ rpfffisaiiiiSB ic "- - 6 -'- T t v — PMioneer-A rleedgedjes-at ' ' W (UM drtoo EW YORK (AP) - Roonele line - "the thrill of■ victoryvii and • ^ | j g > C o» l l f ^ BBasketball a S ‘dge, a pioneering televisionin iheH giuiydfdefviit." m I ra a e ^ e ccutive u i at-ABC News undid A rled g e, w ho hucan■camc presi- . .PGA,Tatget Worldid Challenge. NSA.N.Y!Kni>Knichs at Boston,Celt«s- S n orts restionsihle for creai incig dent of_AHC SiHirts.rts in 1%H. - i===fej+i= ------— r- RoundsdipjtitWT------epjiuESPfSPN sh o wWS s from “Monday NightIt supervised coveragt•age of 10 — w 3#» I ID M (J Footbiitbull" to ;‘NighUine.” diedid ' O ly m p ics fro m 19()-lI(j4 to 19K«. ■' ?T * » c c e r NBA. Dallas5 at Lbs Angeles T h u r.^rsdny. H ew as71. including the mvmiiruiiiruble 1972------______riedgc died at Memorialill gam es in Munich disniisnipied by ji in-K unm inK Gjui.e i GetUei .- ^ i s n . Women's college.s. IDivision I ^ _ . . spokeskesman Jeffrey Schneider)r siimlhjr Jim McKiiy deliveredilcii ihe Sefflifinat.Penn!inStatevs. BBoxing saidn. Tlie cause of deiith was com-n- news iif tlie dviilhs Ilfnf ilu-1 Israeli •■ E .! iS -l , - ^ ...... ''.Portland 3 pja.n.ESPH2...... pHcaUoaiion.«'from ...... ' athletes. Arledge; e:e.sp aiu led Jose notes vs.vs.VeimPliilliB. c a n c ce ir. ABC %^ Olympics hrnadcastss beyiiiid be the __ ' a Tv^'. wnBMconeci, ! ii i ;i fs reported.' ^ iding |K.Tsim- > o t b a ll . middieweightsWsf|uo.,ESfia competition by inclttdiii ------C^.-- w , t w a ------^ al profiles of aihleie.'L*les. a style ■' ^ chanR« ■ echoed todav since his protege. College. Cincinratiati at East Carolina . F. " J . . fa c e! olof iL'luvi- | P ■ Dick EI)crsol. runs NBCBCSixirts. . tMIiLii II iI .51*s CS!s UffUKH 10 I M 7i • 5pjBnESPH22 ^ sfon sp< ■ He w as the first (11 durdunt.iiul thill c ra g e M networks, not s'porisn s ksigucN. . S 5 . ; !! S ,,'i ______‘W idefeW y u rM o r H approve annmmcers{ T-r; a philosn- . r r " . y phy that led to his 1 , , tM MwDAxU is hiring of 1, ' isr-'! i s ■! _ tScctJcmwn.CuU earlyVi"r% O san d ■ Howard Cosel|. Stai 10 * s I • 10 nrofriT Oxnn (Mm) > » 4X ti 5T!f.iJf*i"wiio ***® I When Sports lllusilu s tra te d in QMnSiM 1 11 M 7$ uvuccn.suM Ilf ehchu IOjymiik; 1994 selecicd 40 indivitilividuiUswith liORM 7 1} JU I I Area3 Ski i'Ksyfi UUUB ». «0 li - i4uuourw ukw P«mles,” e.s said— now* the greatest impactct onn sports 1> *>t4»u«iu3>< Cni ;time broiulciistur Jimm over the previouss 4 40 years, ClMlirdlll.Chc^tOI rMMtMHtawn ^ I K>rt iig.'a'sUWMU(S4S4U McKay. Arledge was thirdird behind OWMiriMtMtS Ithnugh he reiirv d in 199H.H, Muhammad AN andnd M ichael U o k o il Poi'o i l - Plon le to^m Tm Tg^ ArledRi;dge’.s far-reaching influence:e Jordan. UUKtXlAUkmH NM&9MnSUm7» vnajmlHmintjl Ot ...... u SlO*>«r>9l7.D>M>n ...... IMwUta.L0fOli.IUU- ...... OKWl'OMO.- . . OpmlSt «xik,i.uitisi«t - can.stil.still be seen un TV: when a. The reaction was har-sh. PhemMU»mU Orn v*t N Ono^MM* a -'Wid6:30a 17 slow.mn rjsifoJre? MM«MlHriW«n7.0T„ l2-20boMl7ol■SffiTj SSS; «i.Mi:ic Jenninilings reads the news or whenin struggling news divisioiision - while MCCUIMSlllvilUlU CM2.HIM7.H CMMa t>ut WOM a sport* >4Kaa$ndHMnH - - 4tifts,W«ekdn;A ortscaster criticizes a player, still running sports, I0U1H Wiilitnil/HoIiJay; 'vwLfjrttlrK?*?]” dedgc was single-handedlyly “ People iu n eu s xvere■ere outraged *uM<«sin.c<094Si n.OT ihed with bringing modern ____. - - bnf9«.iM».■HlnaC<•a■.^■I.IOI - TM^ Oww- ci>»>:^ • c r e ^ e n____lhai 1 hadn't been a1 rereporter or o^Vwa. t^w rv p roducluction techniques to sports' Chu^lMHe ttm S(hw«ltitr. M] . » i . i . - s ; a . “s s IS worked iiiy 'way'upi ThiThe newspa: ______faw ^M t'S.tlir* Tot w ______c o v eerage, ra then building ABCC ' t>er articles were hruuil.Ital.” he later P«MNM«SwMn9t»cm i ! ; ------«fl#l»Op#frTBA- U«r>(tmBUin.70iK fMiSaMon.vMMy TmaMTMMnipa iTs Into a power liurlng (lieie recalled. C*vewi*r«l*wiMw5i SH »r ll»Mt<•fe lt - PIm SSSSSwHS r4nano*w7pm ” 25y/oSrt»pS*" |0 S Is. iF or a decade, lie was^iresi*il- During tlie late I9flOs:ROs and early ■uMjdiSinttmCiB.or OmtaCMMUDpn ' OpenTBA It jKOvemtn Anr : of the sports and news divi> LCtamir TrMNMStlS iMMaCema7pm SS;S!S5! •I.™-"' 'i- 1990s, ABC was g eneralLirally consid- OilUkl*UUal»pn Ura>B04Qi9lS<>Mm71 CeiMuataJeH tx p * StWtrMMMlMtiii-Planlo « £ g «uMirutiirm sjonsatsa t ABC. ered the top networkrk newn s divi- OpM 12/24 Thunday'tNBAbox •?S«t»«ini*iii Jhe3le 36-time Emmy w inner wasis sion. ^ TDundty’iNKLSi , - T h » 6:370 i S S S C itedd cas one of the 100 mobt>1 “I took two divisioisi(>ns w hose " HAWRSM.WCKSaO Sa*FMtUM«Un^S s s r " ’ UQHTMIMS.OUIt MW Ttw iT>77y . wjN>om EMM • tM - . UitrNspocidd fcwuM Hiiji im portsinant Americans of the 20thJi reinilations were lowerwer than low ------th0Mt»^IJ44t7.UiMi>4t4I.CMMM aar^^si'j" - lury by Life magazine inn - ABC Sports wasn’t ee\'en \ « paying | 0 C«M« t41} nMot'i) hi 14. Mm M] ' W fW i Te.ei^iw*‘i; »d10-2t(i»i iJX SiiS 0MI-JM7.EJi»w»M I. its biUs, and ABC Newsiws was1 so far ^ > kunfrtMo »>nMio«a ■ M .r ; 5 T G "t, v cnvi*'oul.suvr televisi WUKCMbgroVitrtSl Tt i w n S2?eotw c<»™» w r r j s ^ vision and with it the wayy weren’t even takenI seriouslyse - . <|J*«»»M11 NNM».r^7 Si>i(>il4ia[sa«CM»i7iC< p eo plie le sec and understand thee and I built them intoo theth best in . bM 14 »7 • HOT M M 0. * HMVMR M 0 It l>«ct hMMt-U*MO> Ttl»-t>s>«4>vmii Sat/Sim: 9o-4p / it'whHuihi «»v 4a>b*,v)HjwcMto«soo ioai» c«.?.nr«^$w*itG>MV*Tat9 OMM im nm was our leader and ourir elusive - he was noioi Mm }l » a t1-« Ui^iiumVAM.41 Vo>a<9MK«wiii- Tm y T U r i>umCmS4««m><«SSiwosf» “ H e w . oiorious for • ll»iln«x«tt OM«ST»4b, (r nlSJJwi'iSS MQwl.JIMrrr'-] RcMXM SHS«M7iC4neM»4 SmuMtKM Sion anand his will to make us allII and his inattention to.tto .the '** . ?r Ihan we were.” B«dtrai4UwMiiiUM»iii wniumiiirfbM S(Clwiail.bm»Sltl IMCtMHMSWCMIMMI______.TT-I l«MhlC4n«&a work of managementtwasafoaor wa •itT TrHBn INMnll+JiIT'Tb 7 WfWO^H )one Pinckney Arledge wasIS in his being graduallylly easede out.: •McWMkUM*Ml>Minili >1J414(1»7» r K f f s . 7«MI»-WKte«ai ^KTIClltWb HU1MOT riut bomI JuJuly 8,1931, and reared onn of the news presidcncency. When IRUin4.fMIUSNII8NO»3 “ I E 5 S g Island. The Columbiaa Westin took over int 119 9 9 8 > B C •M • I 0 M BMnMsatimng* tCMNTOCk.r«,«S . ' t ’K ' WKhMday'tlittNBABoMlo .» ; CabifanAA• TnTnniWr?} C olleglege graduate joined ABCC News had slipped to0 N q^ an d , . . MAVEnCKSmTIUILBUZOtSIa a » » w t t T i M » ivi«»«w«4 - i5w w ***"*#» onuMao ----- NC»*t!7iQ)»a!UMi{7----- Itis ------! ! S MIC r ; S . u l V i n ------Sponiits aas a producer in 1960after-T-;-was-{aced with tougMu g n b u d g e t M1 NMn>»» M M 6>Mn,Mi.. M1 aSTcSL taaMtaM-ibm^'S'TN Aiu«ci«i»7os afive-yce-yeur stint at NBC. decisions, _ ____ aan.w»— . iwa.1 ^ m._ir EBBS;.*^T,»Mti3i In 1'1961, Arledge createdd Still, not only do1 hi:his Innova-. ------k C*s-WldeWorldof-Sports,"- iiLwn«niwi>|ti (-SSSKI 1>MlB>IMlM*I1S04i|Ci«li S K s r i T ^ 'S S T u l^ m ------“ABC‘s — tloiis remain alive In TV today,-so------' lM>M>4lSM»lllO»MH»- ■t.iim^ t t^ iiiiwi o n e of the most popular sportsIS too are network executscutive ra n k s; «M ^.UIW k*1M4MM Qm ^'I Woma'icm*• «N>iim7».M)nM>«iBi R o d es ever, and coined its teg 14 biMi 's £ r “ I B }l M »•« CowKKtfM HwCnM«MeM»-(w«ivni*Mikv* vwCh) ’** ^aSnTj?"*’^ ' *'” *** WttMtfl )CMt»n> ttiirtn Tide. He replaces R.C.C. Slocum,S iStf*'* toSip»-«Ma7-ii.il4-o ta isrss.'tsi'si'uniiU.t4t t tallPaancn Pul Utatah Staizz plan o>4^ eMc>/«4MlSI»i, Mu »«VOnl>l 0»bm4*t1 ibHBiAOiMOii SliSiitiM r in 6ui< sr«««'I who was Hrra M ondayy afteraf the U,KA» Om >:i •4M>4 SL CLjii. 1.1 11-LlJlIdlBaBiml t m Bmio Tnn [) Agwes’ 50-20 loss to Texacxas. ; • K i s s r i H ' s zS ^ S . moilove to San Antonio P(rtM« ^'l4Uil|M0i iUmHiMCnVMU i£SJtiS*(v»iIu*itiitrm i0C4#i^wra'■raTMiUOl'l . . . “He just said, ’It’sI over.ov< I’m • $««rt>*0444|l7iltl tMMOowuDaitarM'OMUtia II »aMMmrvkAf, I 10 bntClHAi DenMiiM«l.lHlir U l7tSMen II cs«|0«iimeaM>.u> XSSS.Si’S. uiahlah Stam are moving to San friend who edits Franclinchione’s j y f y s ? ------/^ntonio, lo i the third WNBA fran-n- W ebsite______>. A M mo Tmn 4-7 M11. twitytn nw R iM iS u wSrowaTSJwsi s r o i ------ItSffiSS^SSS?H Sis— ^-iiSaSR tavKiiaUBi^si.tvd OM « 1 I M uBCte.i.in. chiselise to either relocate or shutut Early Thursdayf n ig h t, >17J> Ura> >4 »11 B*t T9MSi/nfl>i^ Coe. 2 d " i ' . ’" ' wn this year. Franchione and new Aggi\ggiesath- 1 TaM47.KBI»1t114 WFWJwi ivaw^jwfw US.,: sSfS^ Utah entered the WNBA in wnunii] »1 llt.lw«0lM«r«.<0»IMMiMEUTmIwwi m tw iw irsaa*iwmo«t«t.i»n lUtBwlPo^e* 0 »n letic d ire a o r BUI Byrnen e landed hm»i HI ImMt Mt OWMtMOl- >96, w hen it was picked a s one 2 IftNWt I.SlUiM.W»y«IH{ in a private jet at Texasexas A&M MWI ll4SWII_0Wit t^ J T r ,\N.‘M ,S/\cnoN.s the league’s charter franchis-IS- and strolled down a aimsnmson car- i w tih ni»nia>M AcMM'-J Mn a 7-21 7-2 record. The Starzz hadad of you tomorrow.” •9. ] a OMra>. ft owv i ct s i ' i i i i r — • ;S S 5 ~ ■I'ci'lelr first winning record in RataMMiMntMlONMtll S4«>S’il«M l i a ^ iSittaMftrtaMfL*<»ioi»i«i ■oFMNMtn.nwuM 111 «ilUMCl«l:lh(w«cumiumm The 111 team reachcd thelie Stoudamire, Wail/allace . t iu«t. Smw OMnM Tin* GwCs'itiSSXS4t .TniftUil07 oroovMMfimMv S«M) Pt|«lO«V* *-1<.4«<170r» On>M lij'iP iiiii Hani l4UnyS«* e e>M M t H t «>«< fri) M t>. ten »41'MI'SII. J llMa»SlUu>aS(NJ««tli( lO.ssint nTTjauwMwuTti Trail Blazers ID am on M»KM1tJMI}4MtMm4.l1MliM>a om»Mttn»J}iS Sw' llM,»1Wlt|llW-» sfesrs" Gia I Stoudamire and RaR a sh e e d ««>M 11100 ir Cm M M }. Si«vM>I4>4< 14 > SEUwuUi.lcauJu M7.iatjt^ ilavlne, Mets reach Ds M M 0. R e«i h M 4 Unnn M1 t lm w 4 «w< < CmM|«>i«mxiIm4lii ^ . s l ^ 'S i Wallace have pleadedd innocentin a a g S t . , omrarSMoi ] HPnSiiCMno.TM«m U7.7<] mi to misdemeanor marijualjuana pos- }j»TM«iwnilJ SVSt7X9 CHk liree-year deal JK^7Mlalr«fr1l747i (Ifl'IM; W i.u in t LWMTtR^eTHtmrZ ””'"" thn session charges related?d loU a traf- M M11PMMM frt}44 It. Hcu »:yr Mt sKisssK* MSlMNOSS.eOVOT»"“> !RSS;tS.“diC ^ m NEW YORK - Tom Glavlnc, >tJMi WtM 1-t M J CM^4 DM < . tv* •e, fic stop in Washingtonn stistale last • P t j- S s a i l ^ I ___ le.most.souftht-afier pitcher onoil mnnth i«owrH*L.i<£ I’u M to v ^ la Smi w CM .MIH uaeuotYaEAs-i. 0^} TCU77.SWi7 t hle e ffree-agent market, reach^e3 Stoudamire enteredI Ills plea in rnt.T4HilS.CMaU >M»ti I* StM>««WMa.Csl>13 M«MiaL 1701 SW M D«MS s b r 'm y iS ^ m T cTrtt. M ets Lewis County Districtict Court, awi»im>1c—^^7,J>lcl^tOc^^rl^M j ^ ^ l M) raMW-Nont E H — ‘5 Clavine, 36, had spent his H o c k e yy S«*M}1C*llMMna.MMs r a ll UUil HiIbMII S u . . “s attorney. Steve Houze.te. 1He and , SSttSSSKnZiJiM * ., , SMgH.nstiOMit«»rii*ititst It JM»IM«.UnC>M».l•tWis tUTK )#l-FMO«>«0& hole career with the Atlanta is iw n tw w iw a u Onviti (»Llil.litoH> 17»MMoo«Y seesoAsons. wCoRtkwitalBMkitbiaIt . “ “T f . 0 hSissssi.'is.'y cent, Lewis County pros(.-cuiiirpr<»? I » " “ StSSmwHttoSSSShii5.S3S.. ISSSSiSaSASSS" £ ! K 9SS,M,m BuBut the Braves* NL East’>t Jeremy Randolph said.d. A pretri- | V s i s : : i ; I KTAvgnl} 17 4 I 9nnv' 7 •.Taoiruil SSwtoillpS?Sw?»^iSC»Stj vals, the Mets und al hearing will likely be set for a n a - - -*?irTT...... — S.AH9«)GLmniSu»H PhilSlilladelphia Phillies, showedi-’o January; dependinglg « on th e TTHT ."ra-'; J sil 14i B hfJiT im >^^''''-^fi” ^ s H . . 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X? S t e a d ; M l :. i ■ he said. ?1 Just chickenedned out ofj Love and W oods the shot." ' It’s hard to blame a myg»yfo«;not{ >______^wantlng.to.get injwedrd. nnot In a __ _ . tournament that pays $1 :millloni to the winner and Si30,(30,000 for) it Target challeng laA place. And not withh thti e star^ of the 20Q3 PGA Tourr seseason -j THOUSAND OAKS. CallfTf/ ___thiLmQaeyjtbat^aunti^ts - only aj______^Im Furyk~t»d a boring rouound-. month away. • ^ ^ cornompared to Tiger Woods a ES _ -„The.other secret to low;low scoring )avis Love ni, which was'flne • was lack of sleep. ■ Mmlim Thursday in the Tarj Furyk, Price and Haniiuringtonf-i Vorld Challenge. the top three guys on the le a d ^ While both Woods and LcLove board <*.were aU In Southmth Afri& r , wen>rent eight consecutive hoiloles last week for the NeNedbaiilip | ^ ^ withbithout a par, Furyk pickedd h is Challenge. . spot;pots at Sherwood Country Club"Cl “I knocked sotne ofif tlthe rustj 1^ ^ . I andind avoided costly mistakes off," Furyk said hisvils way to an 8-under 64 to takake a He played with Chriss DlMarco,:Di ' ne-stroke lead. who knocked the ball11 a!all over; Nick Price and PadrsIralg 1 Sherwood - eight birdie;dies to gO' I larringtpn were at 65 after playp! . . 91 with a bogey and a doubleuble boge/ ng without a bogey, whichI wasv that put him at 67 withrith David; he best way to move upMhe t 'Z' Toms and Relief Goosen.sn. , : eaderboard - and stay there - Phil Mickelson playeded tthe par; I perfect day for scoring. 5s even par - two bogeyse y s a n d ^ ' “You can make a bunch eagle when he hit a 6-ironiron for Ills' tirdies, but It's also a couiurse second shot on the 522-yai2-yard lld i' wheiifhere you can moke a bunch hole. He was at 68, andnd ;gets toi nistakes," Furyk said. “If y play with Woods on Fridayiday; - • canan eliminate those bad ho! After going 18 monthshs \without ■ V- • whictrhich Is difficult, you can shoo playing together, this will be die eally low round.” Chlca(orM)U*JiyWIIIUmsms brings tha ball up the courtrt ppast Boston Caltles' nfth time in their last e l g ^ That’s what stopped Woeoods rounds that Woodsods atid Paul Pitre* during Wllliaim'ns' first rtgular^aason NBA gini!iflie,a99-96winln (sg)68) and Love (66). ------Betton Oct 30.------Midcelson-Nos.land2i d 2 in t^9 ...... ------• WWoods, the tournament hosth< wotld - get to spend qualiuality tirhe ‘ andind defending champion of theI inside the ropes. ------^------$3*3i8-mlUion-exhlbitlonrreach Tharmeans'more'ca]'cam era^ ------thehe 15th: hole and looked over at whim Isn’t good news for’orW \ ocm large scoreboard. On Sunday In the Skinsdns Game, “You have to shoot 10 uncnder a man without media creelcredentids ust 10 keep up,” he said unc clicked a camera duringghlsswlhk hi; is breath. . oul of a bunker on the: finalfin how Instead, he was runninglg with $200,000 on the line.ne. Caddie ' placilace, answering every bln Steve Williams removedsdthe ti cam* e • ______with/Ith a bogey, and vice versa. era and dropped It intolalake. a k T AfterAl a par on the openlning tfiMM On Thur^ay, a photog)tographe^ holelole. Woods didn’t make anot)3ther clicked as W o ^ stoodd overov a fr •ar until he missed a 5*foot blriilrdle T1|if Woods grimiCMc n aftar hitting oot of boundsk fromfr tha 9th taa Thursday at foot eagle putt. He pauslaused but luit on the 10th. tba Targat Worid Chalihallanga In Thousand Oaks. CalH:alH. -. didn't yell, and missed the putt. ■ He really got it going In t “It was early enoughI thatths 1 was nlddle of his front nine w th fc low today." it any/ placepi on this golf course, OK," he said. “1 just misreiisread it." tralght birdies that pulled■ himh The good news?? youcanian make a big number." Williams didn’t heavere thed cam- T o f ami fithin two strokes of the leilead, u| dj(jn*t jhoot r F INE i It myself out of His; biggestbi; came at the era Into the SherwoodI forest, for he thenhen hit into the hazard off* I the tournament," he said.. 15th, whwhen his ball came gi^lust simply asked the photogra;>grapher in nintiinth tec arid had to get u p ^ Neither did Love,ive, who had the short inIn a mixture of grass dnd a strong voice not to dolit It aagain, low i f o r a ^ gBy. . mc»st entertainingg roundr of them rocks.. Love Le had a decent lie, but Woods says he has licelicense to Bulls’ wmUiams tries tcto adjust ^“TheywSre absolutely perfi aU with nine birdiesies and an eagle. was worworried about hitting the get angry over such IndIncidents, *' con(onditlons. Just look at t His problem wasi LLove had only rocks withwii his d u b and wound op even In the hit-and-glgglegle time of oard," Woods said, noting t) fourpars.------...... — advanclnclng the ball only a few — - the year. It’s just thathat It wt(4 to life, lossiises in the NBBA nly four players In the 16-m Good day or badid day?d inches.s. IHe wound up with a dou- Thunelay, not a final rounc)und. '' fieldield failed to shoot par or bett ng that many bleboge “The 18th hole is aI different dll ____ _CHICACO.(AP)-_JayJiy_WUliams___me.*!.. . . ______. . “YotYou just khew you had to taki would be getting readyI forfoi a game Some of WLWilliams' struggles can lid. “If you miss “I shos^uld have gotten it out,"—— story." he said ----- .at Duke when tfie feeUniling would be tied to hihis position and the wash over him: “ThisI is mine. I Bulls’triangleSle ouense. While play- r t own this.” m like Yao0 anda Gooden are b u ^ I Then he’d go out andd titum what learning theiileir roles; Williams is. Time -A for revenge?i ?Pecawi]ill m eet I \b c k e r aga;ain his mind told him into reality,rea tak* learning his)is - and everybody m a su ijlie eise’sJjiM rac -tJN10NDAi.E, N.Y. (AP ind instead' how he’s goiniJingtoawMi^ti^OT -MicNtichael Peca’s knee has reeecov- jllf ililB I J IW ® just a few w e ^ ago. of some mammoth arena.la. himself, he’si's got to think about ere:red enough for him to s< “The thing that happeippened lu t His college days arare over, Jump-startim:ing Chicago’s entire revcrevenge on Darcy Tucker. year with Pecs, that’:a t ’s P ecs’ though. And two montlistlis into his ofiense. WWhether Peca or his New Y problem," Islanders‘s forwardfi NBA career, Williams isIs stiUs) fight- »Hisjob-U:is a lot more different isUi[slanders teammates take actiction Jason Blake said. “Ob'Obviously ing to find that old feelinging. than thoset 0o th er guys.” Jalen . apaiagainst Tucker - or the Tororonto we’re his teammates and we feel -Ifs still kind of a worki in Rose said. “If“It’s k in fo f Uke being VfapleXea^^anyone^^«less. ^ progress." he said. “I have ___ Lor.the,g\»y..bMLttPjlUcnUcnoMJbai______ave no idea aquanertudi The Islanders say they don'tdc HI k - .. two points Is more im| ( ^ ) , I can't explain it." im portant ." come in as aa nre a v e r, all you have expsxpect anything to hap{ppen than the revenge on Darcy Williams was considcIdered the to do is run ^your routes. Asa quar* {gnltonight when the teams face most NBA-ready of anyy olof the top terback, vou Tucker." )u have to make sure 3n 1Long Island for the first ti T ucker said he wentent low to draft picks. Yao Ming waswa untest- everybody elelse is running their (ince last season’s hostile pla: avoid any chance Pec<*eca could I needed to routes and theitien understand where . MtriiX T tia M a p la t* n f« t ! ^ y -----______thmw a xhftnlrfw intu hit — leavy and ^ h a v e torbe?’ be ------^ LhlnOIow,______anything at all Tucker and the Maple^ l e Leafs Dajuan Wagner were barelyba out And the BiBulls aren't running “This Is the day and age of of hiih school simple routes,tes, either. Their trian- — won't talk about ita t all. But Williams had i WWE. and It’s on everyboc “It’s last year," Tuckiicker said. d already. gle offense1 is a constant-motion j-u Peca said. “So people « proven himself. He wasiras the col- sdwme that’st’s supposed to create a rv," ’ “It’s over, and guys don’t)n*t want to- l m player of the year,,atwo-dme a t host of scor [0 come out and see the bliblood X talk about it. It’s not an iIssue t e :oring and shooting and everything else. We’re m All'American in three;e years3 at options for allaUfivepUyers. more Duke and he'd led the BlueBlu Devils The BullsIls won six champi- concerned about winningS 1two • If that’s true, the Map)laple Leafs to a national champiorlionship in onships wiihlh 1the triangle, but it’s points. are In the minority. 2001. tough to mastiaster. And until a pby- “We . can’t get caught up inn tthat Tf?\3 “I hope there’s guyss ththat want He was smart, too. ThoughTh' he er does, he hasha to constantly mink stuff." * to go out and deliver- a blg-tin^e1 left Duke a year earlarly, he’d about wherere 1he's going and what All the animosity dates to> INew Toronto right wlngar(ar Darcy Tackar (16) twida Naweat Toronto three out four "tu t£ S It’s necessary for anyboei'body to do m ade him the No. 2 pick pici in the fenge, but notnoi as big a challenge "in the regular season and lool the Islanders. In1 theth second peri* anythin to advance behind the leaden hing that’s going to use up _____ draft behind Vao. mostst cexpeaed___ u lam in g mour offense," Williams od of a 6-3 winn_by k th e Maple energygy vmere1 I don't want it to." ' Tlc^ts ^r this gangame sold him to make an easy - ann and off the Ice. Peca s “ ll*- “Vou can’tt gog. on day after forwardard" thecase." {rack.... He's leaming-tig-and-he’s two years ago,ag< probably doesn’t TucFucker thrratened during gai . If the Islanders aren'tsn’t looki^ doing a good job." *®{?n day with contempinpL I can’t cany Pecaca was• gone for the playoffs hdp. Just wheohen one of them Is get* toto ikill or hurt him. Peca cal this baggage I don*Dn’t care to carry. - ju st t for retribudon, Uieir fanfans might ' WUUams leads all rookookies with ting comfortstrtable on the floor. It thethe talk "comical” before Gan st two more games for the rdradwfoewsonon the more posI- Islandeiders following a^ rite di be.batPecasald:"IdiiniU nkpeoitt S.4 assists per game, morem< than seems as If it’sit’ time for the otlier ont>n iApril 26. shotddjostbepa^natmate about< double th e average! of ol Caron to cone in. It was all funny until “1 > and the game. home win 1 in Game S - and ; to'carry around r^uirecired surgery on his left knee tbe Khme and Just forge)rget aboitf Butler, who Is second.I. He’sIi also But WUliamam s has shown flashes Hit,Hit," whldi was deemed dirt) anyOlngUkedut fourth in scoring with 10.10.6 points of how goodd hhe can be - and tliose per game, just ahead offYao. Y) flashes havee 1been migh^ Impres- : But Williams is only shootingshe 38 sive. After CartwrightCa pulled him I A t>ercent. His free-throww shooong,s aside beforeire th e gam e Nov. 9 JVASCAR ' Uelevisioi)n ratingsS exceed e:^xpectatioiWIS/ ------)viiich.cost.DukeJn.ih(the NCAA th>!NewJersey.Nets,and__ N . tournament last season,i,hasn1 hi got- told him to play his game,. NEW YORK (AP^-^Tlw ratiatings son begaoi we hadlad hoped to slm- Turnerier and TNT picked uj> 40> cap cn tbe sowth, dther.her.Iddii""^ ben much better. He’s malnakingonly Wiliams wenient out and droned a for NASCAR’s race broadcileasts . ply nuQntain the t $4 percent frotn the line; e terrific ratings new sponsors s] for the 2002' . it coBmnie to growrow for t h r le. triple-doublible on the Eastern Uve exceeded the Ugh expepecta- and new viewersifrom fn lastjvar." Winston[tonCupseesoa • I •! . ; He also has commimltted 52 Conferenced tions of the TV networks alafter .. Also on hand Th _____ fumovers,.thou^ his 1.C Thursday'for the "It: takestal time, but we’ve buQt[^"^SSS^ttributed.i edatleA^*, 1.87. assist-____W lth26p6ipoints, llaissiOT and 1 4 ~ [ ithe-first'two-years-of-a-six'y S ’ [•year— questkn>«nd«nsw(twer session were— tntstrln to*tumover ratio is secc«cond-best rebounds. It-It was the flrst triple* c-> e ::ln the NASCAR-cominunl«~>— p v t of NBC’s lite aeMOBm rsucoM r among rookies. B .8 billion deal David HIU, dialmurman and CEO of ty,” Lazarus La: said. Referring tot to the championship batbattle d o u l^ b y aB BBull since You Know- “The a* ratings were up 131 per-i Fox, Peter Liguoii, ; WiUams also is losliuting for the WhoinAprUlrU1997. • )ri, president and the WinATinston Cup race in Atlanta1 went down to the finallrace.Totl^ rac ------^ time in his career.r. 1The Bulls “I think Ti :ent this year and 59 percrcent ___CEO of.FX; Jimt LLlberatore,-vlce on Oct.« . 27, broadcast by NBC, heI Stewatt, who will bele honoredh I’m getting better, I 3ver two years." said t pave 14 losses going intointi Friday think r&i leansaining," Williams said. l l z Ken president of Speipeed Channel: added,d , “The‘ proof of that is when1 here on Friday nightght at the n, one more----- ^ s been hai Schanter. president of NBC N ___Mark Laaarus,I, 1president of we go(0 throught a 3.5-hour rain hard.lut rm g ^ to JgSports.' whidi ahares~tf»w Mg ------Ihan-WlnianM-orperienanced4n-his— wiii-Mi-tHi»*i ycon-• T urng Spcgta; ahitnd.Pau] Bmnkit.— rtfilay j ttsee years at Duke. i^lswrlknow tract with Fox SM nt, TunSraer NASCARV^^:• presid'eift of m et." I *TD never become nBOibtok» a ADdwhatktkindofdayeristhat? Spans,TNTandra . B mb ppoin^ to tbe'iiilEi^'ini S to hit me "What eve»very lltu e kid imag- . "That’s the first back-to-b-back ^ ^ n w n u i^ a c kknowledged m that the- ratratings of racet going ■ "Some peo- ines," he saidlid "To be a dominant ^increase since 1994 th ro u g11996 1 the networics haveve lost money on . againstast die NFL, acknowledgedI on th e NFL, just trying t»le. if their tea n U lolosing. al Just player, to lealead the team around V*in ^the NBA. th e years Michchael ■. the deal eachof of the first two as TV’sT’s sports1 king, new fans.... Eighty ppei e rc e n t'^ take tb e loss. That'sj no o t me. It yoU| i>Uy w< Jordan returned from hitI firstf years, but still fbuiound plenv posi- “Theih d r audience also increased,. America is sdU av^bl u lust keep~~A Q drhopefv retiremfnr," he'addad^T ------—:------so-ther

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Feelev gelK testtested, example, the Chargers apiippeared ■ SEAHAWKS. lO H to hafre an overtime win onor Steve H New Orleans (off)f)ut ut Bullimore ■ f*i£. •» JUJklo Christie’s foot, but the kiikidcwas Not un estsy gangame for the low and was blocked. Hie; Saints, particularly*ly ^with'Aaron second chance when Jasoi Oakland Raldont knockk tho ball loose from lewNaw Yoik't Chad Morton (26) InI Brooks’ sore shoulder.der. I missedi a 51>yarder, and ChrisdeC the third quarterir HMonday In Oakland, Calif. AtW leftle ll Oakland't Alvis WhlttadId • SAINTS. 14-12 made good on his 27-yard 2i (87). The Raldett>n itact Stn Olago on Sunday.. St. Louis (plusi 4) ut Kunsus attempt. City The R aiders are favoi'ored by ------EtfBl,ijjlund------Back’to’Jamio’Mar\1anin-at-(iuar- three Sunday, probably becauseb Dm ■ The Patriots riddled thihe terback for the Kams.ms. of the longterm perceptittion that ° P I l c t o Bii'fJniffalo defense in the first meeiL*et- CHIEFS. 37-20 Oakland is good and SanUl Diego r — - — —~r fi. Now Drew Bledsoe comenes Houston (plus 13)}) ut Pillsburgh isn’t. But LaDainian Toirjmlinson bearable. Andid ithe Raiders arc “jjon)lome” 10 Foxboro. The Texans makeake an effort ... . has1 ^ven San Diego a, i star of secondnd four-game win- PATRIOTS, 27-21 . . . everj'week... the first magnitude. . ning streak ofr theth season. DeiDenver (minus 1) ul New Yoriori( STEELERS.20-93 H e’s ju s t 4 y ard s behind b San Diego's’s lastI three wins jetsts Clevckind(off)utJiiIt Jacksonville Priest Holmes for the! leaaue1 '“i"' ■" rtime, including a TinThe Bnmcns have lust iwwo Why is Tom Ctniglinighlin nn his ______8 ^ ' i Bobby Enjnwiam It tacUad by Kansas CHy'is Rayn Crockett Nov. 24 In . rushingi lead, and he leaeads lhe 27-21 win in OalJakland. s,ral.raight overtim e games. Thihis ftmnh kicker? ^atU«.TlM8MiHWfcs«ktwonUMg«iw.3»-32.Eftgramram, a t wilt as foHow wUo ‘ iChargers with 60 recepdodonl CHARGERSRS, 24-21 (over- .' gameime is critical for both teams. JAGUARS. 20199 ' ^•fvtnOamflJaefciei(ten and Koran Robinson, MviibMndubtMdtlMTIirae b “We’ve got a superstailar, That 'ta e l , , , JETS, 20-17 (overtime) C in cin n ati (plu?plus 3.5) ar t on this AUfliilB(pliis4IS 4} at Tampa Bay ^ (toofMbyeotehlinktlkalMMimi. L.T. guy that we’ve got < Minnesota (plus 9.5) at Greeeen Carolina team1 is a beast,” Sann Diego s’ last loss was Oct. Bay>y - Ugh. __ linebacker Junior Sea'•au said 6,206 to the Bluff;ug ______Thls theI AFC South. . y^non over Chicago on Dec 2,198985 11-5 (straight up) SanI Diego Is only ah houi“ tV i,” TTTANS,26.23‘23 vvasIS 0 one of. the best NFL gamenes SEASON: 96-91-5(s5 (spread), 122- KIRKLAND, Wash,sh.(AP)-Back always getsge poked in the ieye,” jing a short week a littlelie more Bullalo (pluilus 4.5) at New ever,'er, and th e Bears’ only losOSS 69-1 (straight up) in the late 1960s,t, thtl e Denver JacksonI said.sa Broncos’ receivingng corps was Later,. thetl: 22-yearoId Robinson known as the ThreesAmigos. Ai . assignedtldthenames. i '- This year, the Seattlattle Seahawks He idenlentifled himself as Curly ' have the Three StoogeDges. “because!ie he’s the hmny one.” He Gesser’s; backup relishesr scsecond chilance at ^w s v • . No, that’s not anI editorialed com* said thee 29*year*old2 Engram is ment directed at: SS< eattle’s 4*8 Moe b eatcause he’s “the elder one, ( “ I intended to comeimes with the territory,” Kegi!gel there and play pitclilitch and tatch. record. It’s the phraseu e coach Mike the seriouious one.” And Jackson is Cougars still have i ^ ^ v e him some said.Id. “A b ackup quarierbacack He had a rough1 g(game in the Holmgren used thithis week to Larry bee:lecause “he’s always get- « m mobility. doesrlesn’t'really expect much, butbi A pple Cmp- NowV,, he’s h gelling describe his top receiiceivers: Bobby dng tricksks played on hint" at conference title H Kegel, a he'si's alwaySMB^^H^MM M ^^^^^^readyidy for the ^ cousin of for- thertere for his i . ne. He’s acting Engram, Darrell JaJackson and Tlie thrihree watch out for each PULLMAN, Waih, (AP) Keren Robinson. other. I[n n 'October, Engram and . m er WSU teamam if Ihey HeSJUStf^ifptttigpoui/im u t ee Sa 'sstarter.” three years, Matt Keg< ^1 q u a rte rb a c k need I ^ c e said team- . “I just get mixedi upuj on who is Robinsonon stayed with Jackson watched . Jason Gesserr break i tp • pitch Curly, Moe and whiwho’s Larry,” overnightsht at a Dallas hospital t m and NFL first- Gei? e s " « s a id " " d p h 't - Ites appreciate Washington State passinling and ' . " ro u n d draft Kegesg el.-w h o -is------— Jaion Gesser,-Kejjei^el’s wo^k — . . Holmgren joked. “Wl‘What do th^ afterhehaI had a postgame seizure at__—scoring-recordsandle*, e a d th e — ...... — think of it? I don’tI’t know1 and I Texas Stad ‘pick ■ Ryan well-ttlMlked - by——- -,T77 don’t care." “They’ily’re buddies. They’re \Cougars to consecutiveve bowl W. I Leaf, said he’s teamammaies, has in ju re d \ViVashinpon State “Th‘The team is appearances for the first tirtime. ^ — ' ___ p re p are d to acce]icepled his lh him 100 per- ______T h e receivers haihave been as___friends,"! Holmgren _sald.J^They___ : ice to be------ItetlKeiM— S.onM attKcacL;i!!i!! [ good-natured aboutlit Ithe label as kind of jabjai each o th » about w4io ----- , Now Kegel has a chanc* start. He has reserserve role’and ^ ’ nt,” Price'iald.----- r they are with each;h oi oul there and play,” Gess (games. They scoring; pass,pi he has returned a 23. ^ i the Cougars ■§ ^ take me out to eat everyevi now and puntfora'raTD. Kegel, who played badl;Uy after ' upset USC in V then. Other than that,lat, Pm a boring Holmgrigren said Engram, a six- taking | over for Gesser withIth about ^ ▼ J Los Angeles 33- I ^ 10 minutes remaining, ac:acknowl- ______rf.d-fi«nilsjnan.il______sasmyetei!teran, has bem .a jnentoi___ ] Ijraew ?------J»onOtMec—— 27_but-lost in ! i t i - ' The Three Stoogesesareinsepara* 9 to both youngeryo players. Then he edged* he was “personally WashingtonsT^j ble around the teaniam’s practice jokinglyy feiwedf concern about tated” < by the 2^26 loss tha‘th c « t 3 in Pullman, facility. Jackson and Robinson, Jacksonn andi Robinson being a the < team sole possessiontnof the. The 22-year-olr-old Kegel realizes | Bl I who are both sinde,^e. sometimes bad influeluence on Engram off the Pac-10 1 Conference dde. , , that the situadoidon is much differ- _ LUBE OIL & spend 12 hours eachh didav together. Held, With only two startsI ini four em for this year*;ar’stripioLA. I ------^^CoachJustsjmjmed us that.” _ “Everyry once in a wMle I tfiink 3years, the junior is facingig oneof “A lot-more» Isli on the line this - Engram explained., “I“1 guess when Engramm is goih^ haywire,“ — i d ie lM g ^ games in sdiobTo IT jw ^ game," Kegel1 said.Sl “Back then, | ____ F liLTER he sees one of us,s, 1 he sees th e Houngrenren said. “Fve got to grab f-39 for 203 yards ■ •aaAFREEUpgpgradnl *2 Exterior WashSh . j the season.” about thethe nickname, suggesting fortunate i enough to haveve a sec- wjih a touchdowlown and one Inter- I Jackson, who tu rn s 24 on altemadvidves like ‘'D vee the Hard ond « chance to accompli►lish our ception. Pricee triedt; to play him ■ Fridt^, isn’t ready to embrace « the Way”and “The Three idream. We’re very thanknktultor tor at least a ser Rriairing rtt series in the second I gontheflowof Musketeaeers." ithat, and we’re going t'to take quarter so hele could get some ■ tbe Seahawks’ locker»^room,where 1 They’d'’d better pick something iadvantage of it.” . game experiencenee. ■ 9 9I ! i|)

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The Baltlmofe Sun ' . a rise,:sc ill th e w ean s and a redislrihirilmtinnof 1997 und 199898 as a likely shon-term causluse. ' released in Mayy sisayf many of E arth ’s ■ the muss m of the oceans," suidid ^ Jean 0 . But she saidI futuref studies may show thatth 160^000 ‘^a d e n haihave bran shriiikingTor' The ineliiiiR of Earth'si's glaciers| is mak- Dicke;key, a geophysicist ut the CaliforniaCa it is Also thi e result i of longer-term dimnate o -more than a centurtury. Other research has iiift the pliinet faUvr, undnd scientists say if Instilltiiuie of Technology's Jet Propulsion Pro change. shown a correlationion between the thinning ____ iht-Mry tui Cdtiiitu iu s, it ccould in cre ^ e LabonKiratory. “I feel it’ss Iglobal wanning, but we still st of the gladers andnd iincreasing global tf Ai- »-and-water-shmJ=-— ResiesearchHillhe^Jei-Hropulsiilsion-Lub -----cflrfMoy-forst'■surer^e^ald.— ^——• ----- peratui«6rf—:------^ ^ ______aniLiil-thi»_R»yiil-nh<«»rv;itnry nfif_Bglgium T Rnrth hnss-fllways_bppn a little thithide _____ IiLAugust,.a.teateam.of.researchers.at .. A teattt of resoiirchursi frrfrom Belgium and showsWS that melting glacier icet is flowing nroiind the middle, n because its rotatitItion— N A SA G oddard.SJ.Space Flight Center — Ciilif»rni« hHs c«nfirm«ined that Earth-is-----into) tlthe-oceans and,forcing sea!q levelsI to< causes a bulgIge along the equator, accor»rd- reponed in Sdenraice that Earth began get* iKt’ciminft more )n'irfi|>ki»-.sin-.shaped and con* rise! - albeit in a smull wuy -- alongal the ing to ' Dickrkey and other scientistists. ting plumper'arounilund the ^ u a io r m 1998. cimled ihiU i» is Iwciiuw^ aciers_ategl melt? .._euuunliUliL ______!------______Mp.Kiifpmffnint< ickey suid the study, to be! publishedpu lo be about: 262 miles longer throughIthe tl satellites and. measeasured Earih’s surfac& ' ' occann. in lodioday's issue of Science, pinpoiipointed the equator Ihunn throughi the poles. . . based on the amouilount of time it took for ------“ I here's JH.'eii a meltinging of the glaciers. ' warmi■mer weather created by Elei Nino in' A U.S. Geological G< Survey repop ort the beams td bouncenee back to eanh. — Synibob carved on atone* bln M(Mexico , ' 2,600 y m ago may be tbeleariiaat ear . J . . _ evManc* of a writing lyttemnbitha bl I Thurmoii NewWorkL f ^r O R M SrPA R A.LYZE't h e ESa s t turns 100 -— ^ ^---- 1 Dig fineidsl years old1 p i “^23 ancientt & P ^ Patfettriant WASE11NG'|'’0N lAPI - crotaSOth Sirom Thurmond (uriiened 100 ^ ^ ^ Street In Thtirsday, joined by hundrndredsof % I B NewYoifcA v ritin g friends and family on Ci P P H |f r daring a drt- ? L Hill where, in.a carecr spiispanning vingtnow LoaAngeteaTfcnaa > : - • nearly half a century, he Thvrttfay.Up ------S from heinj; an nnti*iniegi , Archeologists digging[ing n e a i^ firebrand to becoming oneme the r i ? J P toelght A^exico’s Gulf Coast haveve tdiscov>! Seniile’s most historic K ___ '■/ liKhetof ered the earliest knownwn ' exam>: -----Iwloved figures. • • ^HH^mowwat pie of writing in the New;w \Worid^:^ Thurmond, riding a wheel-m preActedfor pushing the date for thele aiappear*'"- chair and accompanied byI ance of this crucial cucul ltu ral two son tbe New Yorkroetfo- implement back by at least lea 350: _ a»fihter, —ycarrtoT!bour650-B;C:— polttanarea More imponant, the discdiscovery" waved as i he H S k Tbtirtdayat of an inscribed seal andand frag- en tered awinter ments from a plaque suggestssu( S enatete < stOfmUiat that writing was developiloped by. b u ild beganlnthe the Olmec civilizationI anand not^. w heree heI by the Zapotec - sourcece f ciciviliza* ' Roosevelt, was first electedeli don arose independentlydy tamong when Dwight Eisenhowewer was ______various cultures in thele a area, a president and is retiring;with wi the concept variously knoinow n as -----modern Republican parjarty he \ _ **equal partners’* or "sisteiister” cul-' helped form firmly In cocontrol. \ tures. He Is ending his e i^ th andanc final ^ \ A The new find provides» si suppon term a physically frail bubut still \ \ _Coc.the.conuoversial-ide;idea-of-a^ ------vlslblO'prcsence'ln'lhe'SjrSenate. " \ "mother culture" - thiha a t the Generally confined to a vwheel- \ " - B i Olmec developed mostist ( of the chair and always accompmpanied ^ \ concepts and passed themlem on to by aides during the lalas st few ' H f succeeding dvilizadons1 in much he still rarely misnissed a \ the same way ihat thee G Greeks Senate vote and his ofHceice main- ’• > develop^ European c^tiudture. _ ’’’in e Ulmec were thele fifirstTo stJtuent service. have large urban centren ters,” ' The man who enterei:red th e i . / according to archeologistgist Mary Senate abetting the body'sly’j d«p NL j : E. D. Pohl of Floridada State,'. racial division leavess iti( as a • N. / University, who led the team much'loved legend. making the new d i ^ very.sry. He is being succeeded^ byt fel- ' X l i ■new tlm r------low Republican Rep. LiiLindsey bed use of the precise datdating of " Graham, Who was bornn a year . the objects, but manyi se seemed after Thurihond entere th e . I ASoirthwNtAlriintjitlIt It d^lcad at Baltbnora Waikki less inclined to acceptpt I Pohl’s Senate. ^ 1 interpretation of theirir sisignifi- “His first group of intenterns are ■ Allport In Unthlcum.MdMd., Ttiortday. now getting into SSocial Security." said Ren.iLit Graham, R>S.C., who lastst monlht ~Sicknesses~tr ln t -— was elected to succeed su< I Thurmond in the Senatee seatst he has held for 48 years. another shi]lip Thurmond, who resides:es the W alter Reed Army Me MWMlW)-Nearlyy 12012 peo* Center, arrived at his SS< enate pie have been sickenedned with office before noon as a ; symptoms consistentIt vw ith a storm that swept thr f i > Norwalk-like virus onI a fourth'I Washington aiiated. cruise ship to report anI outbreakoui 'i am pleased to be celcelebrat- HMM m H nI hm of a stomach ailment in recent;i ing my lUOth birthday todaMlay,” he weeks. said in a statement sentIt c out by II The Oceana, operatedd b;by P i6 ‘ iiis office. “South Can>Hna the Cruises of Great Britain,in, repon-i finest state in our great r ed that 114 passengers and three; and I um grateful to the f crew m e m b ^ have beenentreated t ------uf-Suudi-Carulina-for-«ll< Tfor"some“sort"of virusiru s, Ihe me this long and full car< I TlffanyWaUams.9.19. tritt to catch snowflaltat Ofl hert tongue while Centers for Disease Contr>ntrol and* public service. God ble: the ■ playlflg with friend*da Thuraday morning In Waatmktmkitter,Md. Mot* than Prevention said Wednesda;sday. United States of America.” More than 1,000 passeassengers Several hundred peo ■ LSmlUlonbomaaai»andbulAesset wara wttbootitelectrlcttyTliiinday al have recently-becomee si sick on^ ‘friends, family and WashinS 'o n - I Onk.P«w.llli»m«man AUn Taylor rnnovet a btokaioken pleco of power pola fron OUabonu to> tbatt CaroUnat a» a deadly anoww « and Ica atorm cruise ships, but cniise! lines'and_.Um elite - were to honor thethi new Thurtdty momlngIng In Spartanburg, S.C., wtiara a mwhite plflo fill on It during ann snapped powar llnainat. canceled alriinafligbta andod thI at down achoota travel agents said the problemsr,pro centenarian at ceremonien ie s fn a let ttoim that hithit tha upatata ara of South Caroliirolina. and tome govammwment ofHcet. have not significanily^ cucu tin lO '. Senate office buildihg. business.

Docum(lents; B<►oston arrchdioccese priess t had fifathered1 childre■ e i i ^ ether the overdose Massss vwhile condnuing his thera-ra- sex-abuse victims; ancmother priest . Also did not resfKi p o n d )g to do w ith h er py, but baned him from perform-m- traded cocaine for sex with boys; death. The filefil contained no ing othother ministry duties or hav-iv> and a third had sex: w;with teenage y immediately to infonnation onin ithe drug she had ing anjanything to do with ‘^rulnera'ra- girls studying to becon»m e nuns. _ ble woiwomen.” Thousands of othe:h er pages on is. mother’s overdosi released Thursday,------Foie;oley was placed in a-parish inin— more than 55 prieststs haveI yet to were among 1111,000 documents 19955 ojand has since been appoint-nt- be made public by thehe attorneys. BOSTON (AP) - A1 p riesi Uial the archdlodiocese was ordered edassoassociate pastor. - The plaintiffs sayly i the church fathered at least two childj by a judge toI handhi over to atto^ An>n i:initial review of the docu-:u- faUed to p ro t^ t pariiuishioners by the^^s and appatje^yly ;tailed neys represenlehiing dozens of mentsnts idoes not show that any fur-iir- ignoring tKe s ^ alleglegadons and eW-when alleged victimims of church sex therr alallegadons of sexual impro-ro- simply moving accu!:used their mother collapsed frefrom an abuse. pn etyety surfaced against Foley,:y. hom parish to parish, overdose, according to pen« ^ e l When, th e details dl on Foley Howe\wever, the order restrictingng The files release*sed Tuesday files that contain somee cof the came to churclirch's attention in his milministry dudes was reneweded prompted renewed callsca for Law most lurid allegations yete t ti a t h e 1993, th e docuicuments indicate, as rec to step down. Boston Archdiocese sex acaiicandaL C ardinal Benernard Law and mentsints show. On Wednesday, theth archdlo* _ _ Hflndwritti^ tw thithe-Rev. aHiopjohnWtfcConpaclHifdewd ci Foie Jam es D. Foley’s file' indicateind p„|jy „ resignign his post at Our returnm i a call to his p a ^ and thehe Law to seek bankrupvptcy protec* that when the woman coIL»ll»f»ed Udy ot Fallatima Church in archdiihdiocese did not immediatelyily don for the archdiooocese to deal from an apparent drug oveiJverdose, Sudbury and1 ton undergo treat* retumim a phone message, with the hundredsla of sexual* t Foley got dressed* lefte ft an d n e n t at a residsidential center in Filesiles released by the plaintiffs'fs* m olestation cliaimi rettmied an undeterminedned time Canada. attonuimeys on T u e s ^ focused on priests. Law has notMS n ••fM rt Lm ttaadB Nttk pariaMMeaera allw Maad tanday attth* tiM laterJ»efore calling 911;—”7“ " After his rdeelease, the archdio- eight i file for bank* CrthadrilaJiia(th*H*l]rCr**«ln.BortMi.AiAlnaneialpaMloftlwBeMaaoa Th» iwrnTf w lt»« tit priests. Among the allege-{ft* si«i on whether to fil died,but— eese-in-1994-af-agreed-to-lat-him ----- tions;ns; a priest beat.hii Jiouseilet -----ruptcy^d.WDuld_hI have tn ^et AfcMtecOHie*agmCafdhalUwp*wilMlorioiiWa

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’• jm FEMALEIN ND ------1 operatesiinGazaSStrip JERUSALEM (AP) - Al-Qaiiaida speaking on condition cm of ' '* nembers .hm e.infiltratedilth e nnnnvmity. sniit .the. tha Palestinian — ^— ^oza Strip nnd Lebansama bin Laden's t c r - '^ M Pulesiiniiinians believe ' 1 or network,may be Sharon may ma: be prepar- .‘I get!setting more directly ' . ' inR a jusrifiisHNcntion for a •-r-'aL...... ! *nvjnvolved in the H J ■ ^■'futurcinvasivasion of Gaza. —~ ^ : -Jim PalePalestinian cause. _ H fe " — i*ule.stinitiniaii^miiitant------Israel has sought to groups condemnedc(in' the ~ linkink Its conflict with the- -Sept .-1 -attacks-ogainst------PallPalestinians to the the Unitedited States und U.S.J.S.-led war on terror- insisted againagn this week . J sm since the Sept. 11 that •y don't want to- A attaIttacks, but so far has ex p o rt' their fight: ailed to present strong Israel iiutside A ividence of al-Qaida the region.im. iperations in Israel, the But therelere are gniwing Vest Bank or Gaza. AAriel ShanNi signs al-Qal-Qaida may be ’alestin ian leaders moving in. r hav(lave tried to distance themselvlives A stutement postiwsted on an al- rom bin Laden, worried a p«per- Qaida Web site^MonMonday, claimed___ lelved connuction'could und(der- responsibility for attVcks in S mininine their cause. Kenya on Nov. 28,B, cscalling them a Sliarun did not give details aiand Ramadan greetireting to the ...... sectlecurity sources on.both tlthe Palestinian people.le. U.S.) officials sraeh and Palestinian sides sasaid have called the dainlaim of responsi- hey did not have informatiition bility credible. howing al-Qaida has establishi>heJ Another communnunique on the in infrastructure in tlth e ' ■ same Web site annoinnounced einab-' ^ j J H pPalestinianSjc areas. lishment of a Palestilestinian branch The Bush administration .hash ___of.al-Qaida.^We.decideclare that the - - - • dravIrawn a distinction between1 the tl squadrons of ourir martyrsn will Qen. KMol Mohsmmaiimad Zai, left, o fh n sweaU to9 herhi ralatlvN to mark Bd«]-Fltr,Itr, 1ttia end of Rimnftffi a t hatrrasidanca n In Kabul. AfghanhtwilM..ThgwteyJHn.------UJ.Sjled 4 m nipaiKti againsut al- strike wirh_all_thi»ir'«»ir ctrAnpth ' ------^----- Ktwtofrr|»WclfiiU«rii r i r t h e M l f female general InliTKfirMistan. t Q?r}aida and the Israeli conflifiict the'Zlonist and AmericanAm arro^; tVith«th the Palestinians. The U,U.S. gance in the region,”m,” it read. * haslas sought the help of Muslislim Israel’s army chief, chii Lt. Gen.* lations in its war against terrirror Moshe Yaalon, warmamed this week • md discouraged Israel from giget- that bin Laden is sendingsen instruc- < Afghlan geineral p Isin b iurqa Sing openly involved. tions to Palestinianlian militants iit> A senior Palestinian offidtd al, the West Bank andid GazaG Strip. She becon)mes 1 ^ 1 KKurdish milllitia regainsIS I second wc/oman P'positions takken by guenrrillas to hold thehie rank SIRWAN,Sl Iraq (AP) - Doze;tens \ / ^ ' C' > ofif KurdishK fighters and Islamimic tur>$V3v - w J>- ByToddPltmm mUiinilitants were killed in a battittle AModatadPrmWritafritef______^ thathat saw a remote hilly areaa of ..SYRlAr nonlortheastem Iraq change hanmds I Halot KABUL, Afghanisinistan - When twicwice in 24 hours, KurSsh mimill- . ^ ^ the only female general . in tarya ^ offidals said Thursday. Afghanistan browses-ses the andent . In an overnight assault, figlght- bazaars of the capitalital, she usually ersirs of th e P atriotic U nion1 o< f \ ^ does so hidden undinder a flowing KuriCurdistan regained two hilltoi blue burqa that co\’eri-ersherh&dto hat_had^been_captured_)‘°H^ ^ IRAQ I ___thatknsar aMslam guerrillas a di “I,get a lot of attfeiiibndon VN^ien I Ans;larlier, said a Patriotic Unli w m a m go to crowded morkeirkets in my uni- earllommander, Sheik Jaffffer Mustafa. mtral Khitol w ean twf unHorai In Mribms tvanlnc prayer In N r n coir I hear them la u ^ ,” The Ansar, which Is belleviived 's IS dIuS S S S S ^ ^ Mohammad Zai saii tIaetriclty.TMiday. rn«wmct,wlilcliw8s 0 have ties to al-Qaida, hi Mid. “But I've •" had ^ B C g s: gsai.'i>Ug<«iMcmrtPraaa AE------timan, 7ni nnt allnuHwl tortiedThe-ptfuluilL h UiUuirw! say they’re very proucoud.” 10 fight way for the takeover by *theharJ~th when theTaUbeh tm ^ t i ’iast-7 e Br selziions near the city of Halabjaa as northern Iraq, Female soldiersrs are rare in Womeiten’s Affairs Minister lineTaUban. a U.S.-led wariliban were ousted in tion:he Kurdish fighters slepept, Ansar al-IslamI inindudes mill- Afghanistan. AndI fefemale gener- Habiba3 Surabi S said Kabul was Inl996,thetaUbanseieized the current govemitrar, ushering in the the':illing nearly 20 and capturiiring tants who were tratrained by alv als? Even rarer. On!Only one other mostly peacefulw back then, and capital and imposed hharsher Some of the!mment. killiin equal number, Mustafa saidid. Qaida and are allegUeged to retain' woman In the countuntry has ever women1 inii the capital enjoyed irestrictions on women. AtAdhering tives who nilecthe same conserva- aneHe said he believed the t) ties to the terrorir gigroup led by' reedoms. The buroa was___ :ta rhgtr own ctr led in 1992 returned tufdwh H< priaoners-had be«eeti ----- Osaina-bin-Laden,— - but she no not yett ubiquitousu - though it Islam, the Taliban banncined giris internationallut-the-pr-etence [ of ■ ■ -Kurtilled becauM villagers report!rted The P atriotic UnUnion, the de longer serves in thee military.m wasomni)utipresent outside the cap- from attending school anand most moderate ll Pt peacekeepers and killehat Ansar members had askiiked facto authority in northeasternn . Zai’s drive to jointin ithe air force itaj. women from working. Karzai have Presidentse Hamid thathem to collect their bodies. Iraq, shares comontrol of tbe grew out of a chlldhodhood dream to “Whenen we were going to the "There was an announimcement erant-attitudesecured I a more toi* therMustafa said about 15 Ansnsar Kurdish autonomousIOUS zone in the become a parachuihutist. Today, universityiity, we used to wear jeans on the radio telling womeilen not to Girls havele ti toward women. vere M killed in the fighting.. 1He country’s north with,rithit^val. the she's the onJy Afgharhan parachutist with blououses, or even the skirts - come to work,” Zai rei‘ecalled. and thousand:e retained to school werlid not know how many wevere Kivdistan Democratcradc Party. In the country-maleale Ior female. short skukirts,” Surabi said of her “They said thev would nds of women have didyounded. Thirty fighte rs fre Aignanistan~ naTciTchanged dra- 1980s education“med Kabul. "At back, but they never did.’’IT’ Sm former Jobn wnrtc. Zai tnnlt_np___ utOUhe Patriotic Union suffer*red ity of the Bagdad matically since Zai joined the that tune,ne, it was accepted. Now... As a widow and thi:1^ only er for the ah'f(iob as physical train- theivounds, he said. and is protectedted*by aerial - — armed forces-withih Jhundreds of— it’s not possible.”po - ...... — breadwinner 4n a familyly"of six, sh e m ade heir force, and in March wouThe b attle is the latest in a patrols of U.S. and and British air- other »vomen in thele eearly 1980s to A fterr Islamic I conservatives Zai was obligated to findd ianother jump in six yeaier first parachute ong T! series of skirmishshes craft. prop up the pro-Mosccoscow r e ^ e . seized powerpo\ in 1992, women had way to make a living, albilbeit sur- In April, Kai/ears. Ion;jetween Ansar and the Patrioiotic Kurdish officiiicials blamed During that earliei■lier war, entire to wearr headscarvesr and attend reptitiously. The womanin soldier from coloneliCantai to promoted her betiUnion, which has soughtIt to Wednesday’s highgh casualtyi toll . villages were flatteittened to stop single-sex«x schools. who had studied law ata t Kabul parachuted I inito general after she UniIrive the extremist Muslim mmill- on a lack of vi^laijilance by their' civilian support foror U.S.-backed The ruling ru Islamic factions University was relegatedid to sell- festival commiinto Kabul during a drivia from its mountain stronghchold fighters as they preparedprei for the Muslim insurgentsi whowh eventually thep turrjrned their guns on each ing blankets and handkitcrafts at year anniversiimemorating the 10- tia)n i the eastern edge of the t: Muslim feast ofof EidI al-Fitr, forced Soviet troopsips toi wilhdiaw. other, killingkill 50,000 people - the home to get by. communist ruleirsary of the end of onod to the enem.my?” ri^ t. Then my seconia>nd Imither was RAAN/JjA N ^ Israel-Both Israeli ' That’s a typical reactiltion, ^ id kiUed.Ihavetotell>i■II >'lood to the other side one the first time they’ll1 bring1 a Elhanan opens[wfore the chalkboard, AnoIt gets their attention. “We can only do what we are.. receiver when1 thet signal day lastst month:i Jerusalem resi- Palestinian to an Israeli>11 school, room of 29 sen;ns his talk to a class- Elhanan It introduces AwwaArad, doing.7 he says, '‘talli'talking a lot and. s)fitched-from onene satellite to dent RaiUtU EUianan and other and Awwad is both nervirvous and will b e goingseniors, i most of whom •my El brother by fate.” supporting each othe]ther and encour-.. ajftthera.weekeuli)irlier.Hesenta _lsraeli.paparems.tiudged past their—- -exfaHBnted. few months.Ig Tl into the army in a “my“Our pain is equal,” Elhanman aging people from>m bothI sides to iestad to adjust _army*amI mirhinfi antrts the___ . 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P F ' ' i ''-Kv M«igl« V«iM>yt r 1^ f^rolls Lincoln Incoimlegrowth:; ] I on payi P HMptataMtmlnlI In Lincoln ^ E County has grown1 8ljsteadily In the . P past 10 years. ButJt It'sIt stllllow. inlds^iho Fram 1991 to 2001. perclercapita ' • Income grew 49 percent.mt. and Lincoln More ZiLOG1 workersw . ' Cowity ranks 22nd outIt of Idaho’s 44 counties In that category.ory. ' get pink slips; in'in Nampa Moat lobe In Uncoln Counounty ere either agrfcvltural or servilervice jobs that The A ssociated PressM______tend to be lower payinLlg, tstate ana- lystssay. NAMPA--As Stalesiai policy------makcrsnvelRh-thpirr Percapttilnecme ISMM 2000 dealing with ldiilx»’sl)(»’s finiiiK'iiil Uncoln County S19.31;.317 S19.843 I crisi.«, Inc. in Nampa getet |pink slips ------effective-next-weck,ek,-and-up-lo------; Briefl 70 workers will eiihiilher he laid off_or transferredd ii to Utah_by______I Associated Fcx>d StorStore's when it | B ^ April. But there was onene brightI sp t McDonald’s chai[lalrman I this week in ann otherwiseo cloudy employmentIt picture,p wlll retire at yeaBar’s end I A Utah-based tele:elemarketer. CHICAGO-McDonal>nald’s Corp. is I M ark etin g iSolutions replacing its chairmainan and chief I Iniernatioiml Inc., announcedu ' executive, Jack Greereenberg. as it I plans to take oVer:r thetl B u rley ' struggles (0 emerge> fromfr a deep, I I caU center shut downiwn lust week two>year slump. by Tele- The fait food ' cchain said I Servicing (M o/rr Greenberg. 60, deddedled to redre at □ ■ Innovations the endd ofc this year In c . an d /? after 2!1 1 )years at the „ fifJitttS company,ny. McDonald’s Katrina* Wabb ttraoiM wHIi aattack tt of tote boxes aa Ilia tri«ries te pile tham on N r eait atIt ai Kmart Store daring the tradHadWonalepanlmday offer jobs to . th e S l work- hotsfdthfff board elected el the ofhoUdayibepplng-ttMdajiafti e aftar ThMka|lvli«. Whlla sbopp • _ laldoff. J nwrnsorixn x r L a y o f f s , tal^over/er the top two K 1 Q - on the joi) i spoti. I turnout duijiingThanlksgiving wveekend brirings relief however, McDoneonald’s-vAiich h a v e b een around/jf Jack- -franchise:ises a handful- ThaTfam^ f w t i n d N _ more - the—, , , Qraenbaig o f Mag; "Navy store in Twlii Faialls - .department stortore's sales were' ' iahothana lagic Valley oclatedPreaa______wlwhldi is in the midst of aB iturn- reported slight! ru le . The restauraiirants - has — - ihtly btelow ana- etall sales _ reported-. around and recorded a higligh-sln- lysts* projections. _____ varbtfore.______ed- lower- earn*------w cu rv , -gle-dlgit-g^-inK ^edIsaine* & C onsequently I seven of the 'YORK^A-biggCT-tKan^S . W. ^ l y s t s ire is a kx>k at the percent • ers and th e ------» .,^ l^ H pa8t eigliight quarters ed buying'spree over store « s d ^ well exceedinggWall beUeveitisbest» t to study retaU- ange in major retailers’ sales Street Injections. ers' perfornirmances for subsequent closureure of many and recently pa*^gl’ iRi the sam e month last year. b u sin e sse s h a v ea oonly com* araiounceiced It Is doW- l>y»nutnim^dlscount^W ight Same-store -sales aiw coisonsid- November andd Decembert com- re lie f to th e n atio n 's eiered the'best indicatorir of a bined to get thelie most accurate *mbtr»002' pounded the deprepressed eco* ; ingitsexiiexpansion pecci eel nomic conditionsis thatt have' . " rappleswitha' "■jor retailers,re but overall re^er*shealdi.^ rc measure ofconsuisumer spending. Wal-IVil-Mart Stores Inc. ».»%# teacr ibe t he Job------= 18 months. maricet,slic. slu^Sish econ* F u rthhermore. e Wall Street dvely d' soft mondx,” said MIcUchael market as slug^ (Uld believe 'J-C./■ Penney 8. Co. Inc. 0J)% November (inemploiployment fig- Jtoi <»—*««.-« omy, complaints < analystss remainr caudous about P. P> Niemira, vice preslderent of that consumers, XCos.______1.0% # about popoor service whedierr consumersc will contin* BankofToyko-Mltsublshi: Bi li Ltd.. job security, will .ures are not relea:leased until t ‘ and a depiiepressed stock ue to spliplurge on apparel and w!whose preliminary tally' oof 85 frugal this holidUday. Stores are Umite the m o n ^ That was at thehe lov^ aggreissively, thwhough lean Inven- rgetCorp. 6.7% # workers on the jojol b around ;_____ Irfahn ihan n yonr ______: urged for months ihai Gi "BiTd'of Nlemlrs's projei[Bcted TorlerTrtlMreliriPTmnect profit------GHpir[ ^ g.'T— - ' - replaced. ^ rarange. 'M argins, analysts S tate income taxIX collectionsc i McDonald’s stock hasha: lost about **M ”thhe e nation’s retailers Niemira estimates that \Wal*Mart laidsai same-store lard’s Inc. 7.0% # have reflected the payroll decline as well asI theth absence [ two-thirds of its value vt since reporteded November sales NNovember sales were depreiressed sales rose 2.6 percent, pi in line Saksto Inc.I 7.0%# Greenberg was namedid chief< e»ecu- Thursday,ay, Wal'Mart, the world's b]by 2 percent overall, givenm that with the 2.7 per>ercent gain that of bonuses and othiIther special dve in 1S08, and it feUtelllo.ieveii. largest retailerm with stores In TlThanksgiving came sixc idays analysts-predictected. The compa- derated Department benefits that balloone•oned the pay- , year low this fall and J erom erannounced— U }reg Ine.______c h y k s oTmany worliworkers. esi>» "lit tver^ dnnpai^s h gain that met Wall mmeant there were fewerr ]post- sales for DecemIimber will be up ugy c “ ciaUy those in the high-technol-hig is a time when it is api ( expectations. But plen* TlThanksgiving shoppingI idays anywhere fromn 3; to 5 Mrcent. siom ogy sector, two andid threetl years pass the baton and giveive a new man* recorde^in the month tna ago. 1 agement team the oppjpponunltylo [epartment stores and rc nan in Total sales wenere up 1D.3 per------sed apparel chains post* - 2(2001.'The Thanksgiving wweek- • cent. ------S ears ZiLOG spokeswoirvoman Diana lead, and that time! hn as come at "*?r Vincent s^d the eUneUmination of McDonald’s," Greenbeiib e rg sa id in a ed Wgh-sii-single d i^ t declines in eiend is traditionally conddidered Here are seleclected same-store RoebiIbiickandCo. statement ® . s^esatst stores open at least a ththe start of the shopping sener but said Qwest revenuilue Nam pa em ployees!s from fi seven of Class A and Class B} stock,sti p m b le DENVER VI - Qwest Comm- tance ti service in the states[es as a Witliin the lastlai month, Qwest hass been b refunded to the cusug. to six days early nextext year, Jan. 6 to stoddiolderstofreoordasof of unicadons>nS Ttifmii^ftnal Tnr >ia« condition g of its merger wid1th U S found one leasiase to Onvoy Inc. tomerners. Assdciated Foodi StoresSt made 1)^23. found thnhree contracts within its West V In 2000. and one to Ticriming Solutions rhe The leases were stopped, anciid its announcem entIt in ir prepara- * Kraft markets food bnbrands such as 14-statee regioni that were not In a recent review of opera-o Corp. diat hadd inot been discon- thB e fiber fi was sold to the cusus- tion for shifting all1 regionalrej sup- Kraft dieese,MaxweUHa House coffee, ended as a: promised after it tions, d Qwest found it wasIS offer- tinued, Qwestt seniorsi vice presi* tomeiners w ith Qwest agreeing tito ply operations for>r itsit 95 inde- Nabisco c o o l ^ OscarurMayermeats K mergedwiI with U S West in 2000. ing it service on four lines:s :in its dent for policyicy and law Steve maintlintain it. pendent grocery storetores in Idaho, and PhiladdiMa cream«im cheese. Qwestt made c the disclosure in a region n on a March 2002: aavee- Davis said Wedndnesday. Separately. Sep; Qwest notified Uii Nevada and Oregon{on to a huge- le tte r to the Federal m ic ent w itb.C able & Wireireless. The Timingg iSolutions lease FCC;C it1 has withdrawn a clainim warehouse in Farr West.Wc Utah, Ex-candldate%c(NBOmpany Communicinications Commission Qwest Q haa not received re^‘evenue was consulsummated In againainst Touch Am erica. whicIich V ice P residlen en t Dave „ ' diisweek.tk. ' fromb the lines and said itt >would September, thrihree months after hasI accused ac (^ e s t of continuiniing Jonckowski said thehe Boise1 facil* leeks pratectkm*■' The coonmmiadon ts in the mid- . end ei service by Monday. the merger date, d and was to UlegallylUe offer regional longng- ity wiU become a trantransportation :COEUR D'ALENE-i - A compai^ die of revieviewihg Qwest*s applica- At the time of the melerger, extended after;er the initial six: distanstance service. The wididrawaval h u b w ith ab o u t 15 w orkers {0 by ODe-tioie tfiwi to ofi Qwest alao told federal rcregula- month lease. wass relatedn to a recordkeeplniing after the warehouse!se operationsi onal diallenBer servicein in Tri*>in and f«shT ottier tors tt it also would give up? Ileases .. Davis said her,Gary,as’.aaapoftaifdr- and a ocontent. Tbe MtfrtMdcBddarMewletvloe aiare increasingly askining for tume beards,I, tbut some have Amerilerlcan an d American Sign vodiera had also « upu an Insws “ * ------sn becoming more commmmon among Mt ■ Santas with a more authiiientic been dealt lunumps of coal. In Languiguage Santas. Santas. Martinez ^id — - ism atittwnation softwa:wrare company------8EATTI iaid Naturally______H E - ^ * a a Jobfecu-^ Tlook,'>Aio~sport''DBtund'b4 r k beards ----- October, a maUall in rieasanton, KarITaron W illis, an African-IT Santa, founded in i99'2,1 has. S u tb e y sold off. itegy you won't o w from tlthat can^t^e pulled dowiwn by Calif., fired the fMedinex, which said:IditcouMnot the fake-bearded Amerilerican Santa at Nordstrom,m. grown by five to 10I newne^ accounts MTCQosultant: a curious tykes. And whileie real- Santa it had employedett for the relies'ies on a mock beaid. He saidlid a y ear since it wasIS foundedfi in meet payroll, recentls G ro wa . beard. Preferal^ ooa bbearded Santas can be pi Sloiida office to focus 01 pricier past 16 years andan replaced him his ownow facial hair tends to growjw 1992. There's evenin a national tn tbe Panhandle. Offid lasanow. ttthan dwlr faux-bearded cmounte^ with a real-bealearded St. Nick, "kindiod of scraggly." But WlUis fig'ig- Am algam ated Ordei‘der of Real- ^ • n k n q itg r ^ ^ w u- «a fan 'fniiiiarrl tnele holidayJ shopping tea- piparts, malls a » theyVe wimnunj to Mall iai|Mid they were sim- uresit hish Job is safe “becausei 1I Bearded Santas, whiwhich meets cs into fuu Bear* the malli pipay more fdftM added drw«w. ply reqxxidittgstovdiatdiaircus* tt knowliw how to talk to die kids." once a year inn Southern______JcM vn t& m m natuniiy ~. ^ i t ^ starting to really befMMVwno ----- f*f W.------^------Tki 0 7for the potential pidaUs ofol eaflom ii! W e^teud beardedid Santa Clauses. One ttthe nonn," said Frank Marartinei, That’s not to0 isay demand has a fakeike beard, WlUis said an adhele- N atu rally beardeirded fellows > hoUdiiy*-phototraphy vllick preddent of oper^oions for— vanished^SaiSantas-vrithmock— tive'ae'caUed spirit gum holds hljlis make up about 60 percentpen of the puUn CIllBCS SOfl laOQnH b3i2;Saaijri more dian half the NNatunOly Santa, a 10-yeaear-old beards. Obly onhy firm. Ten eer to cblai executiveive, replacing nrm niritrd l. i .H U n i tt Mitte—S K m e Wi r e S ^ a r d e d SiS in fa * ------dBpum U Bitn n tow'i — iwHtt y any oi the 9«iuin.wl»wuatk«ltiid to step down. n r . actoM the countiy. w t a ” program,im, vdilch features Realeal beards may not be a ecapM taittilaiiM l t a l . , . 1 . lin the know aaypanants Plenty of Santas StiU weaear cos- African-Ameri

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Those queluestlons prompt . 7.000 • ___^ ___ ; plan to buy ticketsts on< United antagoniznize loyal customers. business bv as usual.” And UrUnited many consumerier advocates to 8,623.28 ______^SEP______- Airlines flights shothould se e no U nited affiaffirmed that Thursday. > hasha said it will continulue to caution travelersirs about booking _Pctct Raeerd hloh: 11.72ii.722.ee ------immediate ImpatJ frofrom the-fed------porting aa rnotice oh its Web site operate op as-a.member-oiol. the laraneaa. ------)—g ^ ^ 7 6 ------=—Jttn.7t4.2000!000 ______eral fiuvernnient’s’s i re fu s a l to sajnng. “M''M ileage Plus m em bers alliance. all ______• **I would start st( to worry [ grunt the earner's recrequest tor a will be abliiBlelb cdntinue aee^irtg -D d e .-SrgOOa- - - 1^1 H htHmn Innn giinm■imnfffP nnrt r»»/l«»g ■ travel over the holidays. \ d en ce about th'e However, aviationion in d u stry . m iles.'’ shshould I do? • equipm ent th eyly iWiU be u ting, if experts said chaihangcs are . Even so,50, travelers with a lo t of A: Nothing. “I’m fairly cconfi- the flight will 1 be’fir.<:t Business T ravelel < Coalition. So if. pd'ctcLctunM Mgh . low R a e ^ high: S.048,62S.04 ctittinp flights a nd usingusi smaller restrict: TlThe tiumber of seats , of of the year," said RdHandy you want to boolook beyond that • fnxnpx n p n ^ -1.37 1.445.95> 1.410,58 March 10.200C2000 aircrah. And that misraises a lot of availablee forfi frequent-flier trips. , Petersen, Pe editor of Inside I Jared and make L—~ 1 Flyef tim?, be prepai AP question.s for U nitedid passengers:p And seatsts icould become limited ' magazine. mi His commeatss were.\ sure to monitortor the airline’s ' Question: What shshould ! do if the airlirline cuts flights and rep re; eated by m any o th er aviiviation Web site or calldl periodically to ^ with my frequent*flt'flier miles, opts for smallersm aircraft. experts ex Thursday. . see if your flightght is still sched- . O x particularly if Unitedled has to file Q: Whahat about the Star . Q: • What about after thele first uled - and at th e sam e d epor- ' ' for bankruptcy? Alliance,, tl th e netw ork of 14 car- of of the year? Should I bookk with ture time. Andid if you buy an Itbcks fallionUnit( ted Answer Historlcaically, every riers thatIt tredeem frequent-flier U Ui nited? advance ticket,:t, buy it with a financially strug^ing;ng airline has miles ofif one« carrier on any A: United will still be opsperat* credit card. Youlu can always get maintained its freqiequent-flier member■ airline?al Will I still be ing, ini even if it files for bankiikrupt* a refund on thelie credit card in program, even whenen iti filed for able to red•edeem my United miles cy. cy But changes a re in th e wiworks. the unlikely eveivent the airline lankruptccy threatit ------bankruptcy»-The-aii■airlincs-use------with.othec.. e t airlines?______:______-It-mighL.restructure-its.roiIL routes, ___ goes.completel;;ely_out.of,busi:______jjgYEW-YORK-(AP)------W a ll-!1— dropped-fivestraightcht-days-was ------their frequent-flierier miles to A: Yes.; s. Spokesman Stephan cutting cu out some flightsIS a n d ness. S treeet e t retreated for a fifthh during the period endedded July 12. i . straiglight i day Thursday ass . The broader marketket also fin* I • A investom ors dumped stocks on wor*r* ished lower. The Nasdaq;daq compos- : that disappointing retail'i|- ite index fell 19.60,,orl.4 or per- ' ' Minera]aleconomjlist sees mMasons for gold to gluisten SfiSs and United Airlines’ threatIt cent, to 1,410.75. T hei Standai^Sti & ’ o fbanllankruptcy would curtail cor*r* Poor’s 500 index declinidined 11.03, ------SPOKANE,-Wash,is h .-( A P )------annual conv funds have been some of thele b e st— e ts of-high-gradede-underground, ____ porateate profits. The.DowlJones_s___ o r 1.2 percent, to 906.55..55. _ • _ There’s a new glitter:er to gold, a Gold hasas recentlyi surged above performers pei on the market. deposits, Silver said.sai industiustrials slid more than 1100 , UAL plunged $112,62, 6r 6 8 p e^ ______minerals.economistjst_told_dele-____^S_320_an oounce_afier i hovering ___ IFears over w ar^injhe^tlid d le ____ “The declinee liin exploration points.Its. cent, to Sl after the fedfederal gov* gates to a miners’’ conventionco around S31C310. Silver S9id facto n in East Ea: and defidt spending onon the discoveries hasIS nothingi to do “Therhe Urdted Airlines news has-is— e r n m e n t— r e j e c t e d — U n ite d ------iThursday.______the_U.S. economyec. and investors* war wa on terrorism could weaeak en with th e U.S. beiniiing picked over," got tiythe m arket a little spooked,”” ^ r lin e s * request fos a $$1 1.8'biUion The unsteady U.S.8 i econom y, reactionsi to intemadonal events th th< e U.S.* dollar, fu rth e r raiiaising ~Stlver said. ‘‘It haihas ^erything to saldT companies are shiflifting sive to operate, bubut harder to sell 1-3 perpercent, to close at 8,623.28,I, sales gains. 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U.fO UJO92.20 ft2.70 ..57 W«d;i uM 81.8211.835 CtnnttMuntft: ^ 933-933 ...... asr„T'.. .! ■ - 0«e LMCMIt' —7J7S -7137 I314.000; ...... - a SSlodieeM: f. 9390-9779 ' ...... ______k nnew e i of. a co-worker with aan . _ zation.,...... F«bjMCtlM' . 7»eS 5^-SS-:.20'TM 7f07 3!Sr*’' C 0 « ^ pu t: 9940-9999 . Apr Urccamt _7«M _:7IJ0r9W_79.92 ..02 OOMOkKMnMpi Ht.Wr«»t99M95 ■ ------o s s!L i l F V E \ J i _ _ ^ : JOI P«*0*reaiM UM 15.18 IViS 9ft3S ..10----Dm 21.M 32. — si.iR^-TSia—o s ------253BulchtrlK<»:»33.90.943.7S~’------:------^ ^ F Uw PMMrewn* eSM UM 9390 ..03 Jtn 21.97 333032 31.43 33.01 «.04 FMdtr Mk: 939.90-942 Apt F«M*re«M . eS.W 13.17 U.I7 9338 >.08 Mtr 21.92 » Hantt: 910-934 N6WV0RK(AP1-Fulu5H 4SH 4942 . 08 Mty 31.59 l?77 21. IlM IlM ‘.U HoMttm ^ tl t m 3M10 900 bt., 957493; ftMMIO 700 M tn»g««nigtTrH.r« 8 ^ r d s _ _ PMLMhoo*. 54.M 94 »4(» 02 S4M, ..29 Jul .31.38 3|! 21.s7 20W . 3t40 *'.... bt.. Ibt!j 959.90-991: Ovtr 700 Bt. 995-959 M UM Stot eng. ^ LMhOQt' 60.11 99W MOO S997 ..92 S*p 2095 ' 20.M 20 30.83 30.90 -.07 C Comom. cthM M IttOtn Mtt«y. UOHrWABTCnSc ' F«b POrtiMy sse7 H 148} 95 99.M . 1.00 Ofl 20.50 3080 30 30.33 30.39 -.02 tMOML:d(BMptrtH.k ContiontlnuadfromEl Nicholas S. Gauss ~- he insists MW PorkMVy »47S M.15 »4.1S 94.75 . 1.2ft Wfd.’tUIM33393397 CHtCAOO CHtC (API - FutuTM lr«»ng cn n* Crwjnwago Jan 39 71 3745 3971 3739 . 59 ,. I OM WhMI 3U 34514151/3 347-OW WM.'»OP«lMI«n«.™. M.. 29(13 3717 .99 firmirm’s Santas had real beardsds, that's his legally'chan{tanged name UvWiMI 3 » 39114II1/3 3&3-9V4 scnwKueAL • Oio- 3939 3995 do - of Seattle has pari}arlayed his jtf> sorMwi s«ai4 usi/31914 592 >4 IM lOOMVdOlMp*• pw w CAT1 - - Apr 39.13 29.55 29 ?J 3 9 « I ” VICC'Ice President Hillard Viyd( M«> S«y«Mii »«414 SU1I413114 ftUV4 .4 Ok 194W199.19930 193.00 193.00 -2J0 40.000 40A ta.;eM ip«rb Mty 2579 2930. 35 79 3914 . 51 Said.aid. natural beard andi StSanta per­ OM Com 237113 2311'401/4 234 . 3»4 Jtn 19990197.197.M 193.10 I94J0 -3.10 Om Om 79.48 79.79 79.37 7593} .... Jun 3945 2594 3545 3577 .49 D, ils year at a litoj Com 2301M 235 235 330 >31M Mtr 19900199199M 19300 194.40 -I.M Ftb Ftb 70.33 70 90 79.07 79 53J .3 0 Jul 25 11 2949 35 11 2549 .49 But a beard alone isn’:n’t ’ sona into a gig this } Om VPMA 10 02 997 OW 997 -.03 Mtr 193W194.19430 191.90 193.30 -1.30 Apr Apr 79J0 79.90 79J0 79922 .0 3 Aug 2500 2919 75 00 2519 >40 enounougli to land a job offer fronDm Hong Kong shoppiniping center, JV> BFPUifc lOeO 1045 104J I0 4S -.13 Jul 192M19319300 191J0 193.70 -.70 Jun Jun 73.90 73 99 73.35 73922 .07 Stp 2469 2492 « « I*” • “ V iy ( accommoda- - F«e BFPUIk I0S3 10.70 10.70 10.70 ..n Aug 15990190190 00 1 59J0 159.90 -.90 Aug Aug 71.30 71.40 71.00 71309 .... Oet ’iydo. It’s also important t.70 Ett. Ett. u«tl l9J43Wtd.'t»Ml 19.719 OM 74 05 2435 — IS SjQ-,000, ------: UiyDFPIM.' M.7S 1t.73 11.72 11.73 . 00 W»tf,'»Ma«39.91i . . 74.19 . 42 W*fr« Jun DFPIMk I2.t2 12.13 12.12 13.13 .M Wt«J»cp«ninl13ln:»Jft4. ICB03 r a Ftb .24 09 .47 p lulump n belly doesn’t hun, eitherer. The Santa industrjstry. Claus Jul BFPM 12.74 1299 12flS 12.70 • 04 Mar ...... lot said,“isbecoming.fierfiercely com- -AusBFPIUh 1243 I2J0 I2J0 I2J0 >.03 UINNCAPOUStAP,{APj.77»t - . . . JmJm 99J?'*9ft!u . 95.15. 9U55 -.10 . .Apr . . „ .. ?39o '-*2 . . . . “I'm *T paying the character, no OucMarilwmStKlilraWrtCe. Op«i t L0» SMM 0 « Mtr ^ 93.00 93.90 93.W 93.909 .03 May . lie b ea rd ,” Viydo saidid. petitivc, because»it’s it* such 0 WCAT Apr 93.49 93.90 9317 93 355 - « Jun 23M 2359 73 50 73 5ff 142 ,0 SMObuirMnwn;wiceMpwbuM Mn Mn 9300 93.7ft 93.50 9355 23 15 73 19 . 27 Whether WJ1 it’.s a natural beardI oroi moneymaker.” B e a n>JS s OtC 394 394 3 301 991 -12 Aug Aug 99.99 95.70 99.M 95 955 ... Dm 7305 7305 2305 7305 <30 g (hitheatrical beard, it's all hovow But a naturally beartearded Santa _ Mty 407.8 407 401 5 394 9 994 79 -14i5 8 »W, * 0 ^ 9 .3 5 9ft 3ft 9910 99 30D -09 Dm ...... Ocl 9830 0830 9830 9S.255 - 0 5 DM ” 99 you o u ]play thut character.” never really puncheses oout for the viityDMM ^ ~ ■ Dm ~372 - § 3 S - ”S 3 - Latt ipM 9S.S9------— Dte— ------37 83 - .M ------“AA na t ural beard can,-howevev.^-^day-Claus-said-thi -the-public — - -- PnCM n«l 10 g m m 100 pouna«*W».U.8,No t Wtd tulM 3.973.973 E«l. EM- ttm 1 J3I.WtiS't talM 1.947 Wtd tialM 209 735 bM7 W Wad t c«tn n 491359.UP9.UP4.049 ' ■ er, bbe a ticket to more luoativiive always sees him ass S Man pncM v« cci*a*d Apr 5930 9013 8900 8908 9 .9 0 Mv 7700 73 40 UvM N m . U S DtpMinm cn Agi ™ = = Mty I 93.90 6300 934$ 63000 .3 3 Apr 6 » » 7120 iMn raM ^rsl bearearded Santas at private parar- “When I walk downn theti streets neimtfflt.' Ud. SIMIO.prtOc tiB't(l9«19:»m«ltMt. Ji«< 9 6 ^ 9970 W.I5 .99 709 .43 Mty «a 20 8910 IU70 6B 54 .1 33 HiK.es. and Martinez said his comim- of Hong Kong, I can'ilan't go any* . U0.»2O.p«*t:lM »0,tm aiiMM n IM $70 Ouoin ^ Jul 93ftS 63W 9335 9390D .49 ' J.^ 67.70 9790 I9764 97 94 .1 37 eu>t*ntcnOK. 3. Aug 90 89 91.30 M 30 91 20 07 39 .1 37 pany's a n ' senior employees caran where without peopliople saying, C h e e s e Cd S ’ 93.90 &3ft7 ft3.4 5 53 49 5 ^10 Aug 67:i5 97 50 i lOO 'Santa! Sontal Santat'at' II stop and ------OM Om 91 90 91.97 91.50 51 97T ..17 Stp 9737 9779 I s;?s :!S comommand more than $30,00( G r a inVIS s CntOMrchttMpntpncnonihtCnc*ooMtrctM4t Utltpol M 43.13 Oo « « • ! " per e r holiday season, severaral' pose for pictures inin myn street Euntngt: Ell ttlMI1J}1Wt0 tttlM 13.274 Mov 6927 U69 i ed dothes. A ISminuteIte walki will BtrrM I 1025.... OlOO;40.mMbiM^0 ^ Dm .. e»m ! i 3? *iniirt>«tip*>buth*i.mitdtd g>ig>*». otit. com tnd S s . ” T ' “ Ftb u u :1S «M|M>t0CMng. Ftb n X 99 97 9490 95903 .100 Wtd'tialM 45.997 . om ul note*. POTAIXJES Utr K 94 39 94 79 94.15 94 789 .135 Wtdtoptnni4i99» Soft «M* «nMt. t 3 30. Mmr. M 89 JJMty 99 00 9500 1500 99 300 .9 0 UrUAOCOOASOUNe MM. M 00. com. U 49 (15 PMM•» nmathu#) Pnctt Jul ^ ...... MOS grxn (U4r by nmgm AA CHCAOO|AP).UI'USDA-MtiWpelMumtiUltFOO Aug Aug f A ...... 95309 'w OHtnMnitponimt W>(«M4 pOMt Wtc«Vt«>ttMr R u tttn u s 150«ew Ett Et> ttl*ri79Wt()'tUl«t45l Ftb 7339 7595 ‘ ss :;s Salales_____ lcie«iMw> pnc«* toll oM* *nM■nMI. tpol (Mwy. HntKMnoDurOtniii)tnlit70cawr900. V 'K t / ’-'V' *^7 91 50 91 50 I com. U M (Tm«i F«H CMrl PrcHCHttMitOOyUna Q WMcntM NoAoUfi M E^ALS/CllRRE^: N ( ^ j»" 9090 90M 110 I 90 MM .701 • sa mne-store e - sales were up 2 perer- * Limited Brandsds {(Victoria’s OUknkc nT-xFM noUlr9 00450.VIO.VMContNorMUh*70c«unl0 50-700.100 . Wtd.'teptnr<97.D2l.. uVP47S c c nIt; c 1total sales increased 7 perer* Secret and Bath & B< POCATEUO (API. kltho Fwmt«iM*rmounUA Bu>< counl'motSv 9 00450004 ByTht 5 » i AlieotltBPrwt NATU9M.QAS «. parent), comparable.!>le.store sales • ; OnoTtepoR'o'TtMMtr DtM5-10ftl«ei■tetgiNenS^aAiilothoBt^bMt y * mnbti • »nt; adjusted POCATEUO • W»M« KAMI 3 47ri«wnl|.or»nt>V (9V 4 50.9-10»m«mttnttck*n>OUV900;U(hoNorWum; HgngKcnglal* ^ S33l.79l«9140 4740 4 406 .lOo' •> GGap. same*siore sales wen>re were down 2 percent om ti 3 93 l«nm 121. t< ««.(««tp»'ltP"ng4 09iacmn ft-IOOmMMtCliVtdivCotoraitoNorkrS00lbnNt>UMrMmfl«M>rS3ft-9S0.VMeent« London alMmoonlutng 9333 45 up 10 09 Mtr 4 155 42M 4 170 4 763 '.JIS U p9 9 fpercent; total sales were U{ OOOeN • WhM 3 » l«M«■n5). 5) llptrMnlinni** BwMML WttM^MgwiNone«tntfr«tny4 004M London laM : 9333 90 M) SO M Apr 4025 4 IM percent. Adjusted sales exciixciude sales 4 0a(a»Mi 9l.14pM«ntpnng4 30 Pant tntmoonfui»«MU9.1». 1 itftASOBttcUWdemwinioWy ZunchlHtalltmoon 9321 45w>9IOO 3070 4 060 .100 •* J.C. 1 4 Penney. same>siore salei „ from Lerner New Yc S00l«MnSI 6004M.M»wt(il•Moitefto-7^...... NVSth HMy 4 Htimtn 9323 451» M 35 3090 4 000 .t03 f IJ* was sold Nov. 27. PORTUhO • Whw MMI« ■|9>«i7l lOM llptxm t . nsw«WM«US1JSI»MA 50»MCktWw«nM\««tl> NVnvh Htntfy 4 Hwman Itbncattd 9348 75 up 9 r department_stores_wer( • iMnM>471.477l(iOMi0^.t4p*rt«<«ntm ipnng 4.99 [00»i V800. p*03« Aug_4.010__4 09» . _ 3990__ ^40»4__.>0l_____ l o r d 15 ------• SbopKo Storess Inloc, compa- l4|.Mn*v"S00iaMn 100) ...... NV NY6 Engt«an7 9333 981« 90 35 S«p 3V«0 4975 JSS iSJS unchschanged: total sales rase 1.! l«Mn til. Buv«0 «» NVEngtnamltbnetltd 9339 93«M39J Oel 3W0 4070 ere down 10.9 NAMPA - WM* »n«W M S W l«w NVMm OBtdtpolmoninTnu 1324 90 k)>9260 92 No. 4 150 4733 4 ? ^ Im perceircent. rable^tore sales were ______[»W»n ei______S l k ; a r ______KNYH5BC&wliUSA4pm f Thu 9324 50 ■oVOO ^ , 4295 4 jn ___ percent; total salest fdfell 113 per- _J - •” •LScacs,.Rocbuck.and,Co. S POOTIANO 0>» lAPj - «il2 12 »pmP3 0r ' NEW VORK I API uwt* utAng on mt NVIVUwc i Ftb 4 717 4 305 *-----cent;------— ThgfKHy ta* BiMW ntnd to> kh«>nMil try NEWTOfM |AP|>9 TtHirtdiy. Mai 4030 4 I» JiSS mestic same.store ^ e s wen rM. vuek Of MiQ* p« buMi VttkDovOOlTrtai ^ ^ o p w t*tf> Xjgm urnt• Cho. Apr 3920 3«;a 3 070 3 070 *.76 d o w n u! . Fedeniul Da U31Mf|iMtlM««t.4.l» ■•ngxglgng|4l7.4 74 Opin H iwn 10.9 percent; total sale U . M t Cl» OOt Mty ...... 118.7 percent. Store* Inc. Boo90 A U9 1 chiO 4 22. ting^9ngH20-479 900«MWflU>1li)11 fOOl Jun ...... • ss :JS feU8. ilesmikmn ^ liaLOOOfeiacMiiM pM b. Om 331.70324M tel 00 324900 .900 JU ... 3 943 .79 *• 7Target Corp., same-ston GMnwy pfM*n; 4 77. 'WVng MM9»4 09- 77 Jm 7 75 7775 799 7.79 -07 Jtn j«, 333 4033910 333 40 329 10 1ft® 7.4 percent; total salessal fell 5.8- ' 10 pd pRH»n:4 77jW ^W «»4199477 M4C 7 59 7757 7 44 7.S4 -09 Ftb Ft6 333 9033990 32170 325M0 ^750 Sop 3745 3 940 3 745* 3 040 ' to s a lles e s were down 6.7 percent 9M 9 95 -W Agi Ag, »340OTTO OTW » 9 ^0 .390 ■ Ftb percent. ------^------i y t iS— r -L^ jj,, mtal?iiUales were UP 1 percent. . 13 pci pralMi; 4 79, rtnfnt $4I7J.4M 7>4 Oct 907 ,9.918 907 913 -OJ Aug Aug 335 00 32790 325 M 377M0 .7,50 Jun 3678 .91 «» X TJX Cos. (T.J. Maxx parent) US 1 dtik nanMiitneM Editor 13pd praM«.4M-4»t Mtx 895 S98. 5 S»5 ft99 - 02 OOmm 376 4037930 37590 379W me.store sales were down ! ns contributed 14 pd prelMi. 4 M. >«n««>g H »<.) 4057 1*1 1 \ Virginia 5. Hutchins c 194-5 02 Jii 8 70 ftft7l ft07 ft7l -02 Ftb Ftb .... 329 70 4012 ‘01 p e rrcent; c e total sales were up 1 ISpd pW«n.4 06-}M S. OR ft73 ft573 » 95 8 99 - 02 Apr Apr ...... 3»401 l i s to tfti* report US 2 BWWr. un< ltM« bwg*t-5m.575-595 EtI (•M19.990V40 WtdtlMf* 10.763 Jun US 2 b*Aty 215918 Aug Aug 33230 3 775 '&1 U32rM»>C0n<.»42li9'9Wr4'4 SUOARI* 0«cDm 33470! 'i‘i I l12A0ta.:eMiMpvb. . Jun Jun 337900 .370 O" CMICAOO lAPj - FuM*t C»*«9qanmtCncagoBowi] on i j«n 31 90 2121M 2IM 7193 .M Dm t>K ...... 3 4 1 9 00 .7 10 2 ^ ,43*0 ’t! . o(Tt»0»Th« Ii4r » I] »2217 2213 3319 .02 Jun J«n 34*202 rtb Somethiling missing? 0p«l l«» •-« o» iu, MIO n3220 33 10 3320 ..12 0#e C»#e .... , .. 3M90° • '2 ' Mt> 3 055 .91 WHEAT Jun ... 358 900 .rfw ^ 73M « 3 0 2230 . 05 -{-> 3775 .61 \ m i mi us^we'litrytolncludadudelt r s , ” s s W td tta m 39.73ft Mty M aUa to eMtanta our Om 354 3509. 3495 ns ns ns Wtd x: tOptnM I93.719I*4.799 i w ket reports, tf you're Interesteitad Pieaie can Ramona Jonesnesat733- I Mw 3027530279 3515! »! -n E s ; s ;; 8K.vn ttey 344 5 340 3» SMO««irot.:cmp«tnir«c. nSS 2S)5 :S5 lnIn a stock, mutual fund, or commoiiwdt- 0931. Ext 262. wrttt) youryoursugiM- M 311 3135 30e; s; sssrr,H1J.159. w257 Cm °2f 499 5 449 0 455 5 40733 >63 Wtd ltaiM77e24 ty that's not In our report, lu»t_callall tions. ______hE_l!5___ J'‘ - Jtn 443.9 497 9 497 5 4Qy5 9- — .03 taptnM379 377.i«IM 7,440 ^ **

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Avoiding her ii make the rest: of my school year a As I get older, I’m finding outoi . looking for love inn allal the wrong 33 Penetrate IT . option. We live within w soodone. lat not many girls fill tho:lose p la c ^ You won’t catchcati a trout if . . ^ U ^ C t h e . ^ distance of each other, riride the SUPER-AfmOYED quirements. I don’t date mu ' ^ many of the same after*^.school ,DEAR supi;PER-ANNOYED: >ing out with, I come to find outoi ror your own, an excellentexc place activides. Talk to Angie: privately.pr She lacks -SasJ 36.Ne»rthe •“ 12W02 IS ^ept with a bunph of guys.;. to look would' bei a afaith-based ■ Udneys H I have come right out andai told ' good judgment.n. You wiU be doing It upsets.me that in todayay’s singles group. 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P " RISTMAS M L E w S i Sdsavali.MoolsA }lhc^ research NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'STRI SALE Ilor Ihe change In name Individuals |r wrtth disabill- ✓/✓✓*<✓✓✓✓ ( I j ta For Everyone. 19.06 per hour, MonroeTwin Foils ncluded.AliagesI C«mtNo.4aOS5N( . 1being that the natural lies nes may request meeting InoureDort ir to TMT H ork environment O n AprtI IS. 2003. at the hour ot 2:00 o'clock p.m. off 1 mother, Julie Williams, accommodations accc by con­ 733-706» S i r ? ™eves, days,'& < • said day at the lobby otif Trustee.Ti 103 Fourth Avenue) 1 married Kyfe Williams who tacting th e Director's Office make our V 12-4 Everyday* OAYCARBIE h a s (4) full time wknd.-hours.-iur«.~ 15-30 hrs.------North. Twin Falls. Idaho,9. TITLEFACT. 7 INC.. an Idaho) I has acted as the natural 11 al the th Idaho Department of classified c li section YOUR ' ^ igs,IC C P,24 perweek-.Gre; Greal pan-Ume corporalion. a s Tnislee win sell a t pubik; auction, lo tKe) 1 father since Ihe dale of Rgh Rsh and G am e directly al Iree ol any errors, U ^ ^ o d X J c o . 111324-8182* job or secondcond )ob. Cloeo highest bWdar. lor cash,, In lawful money of the U n lt^i 1 their marriage. The name 206-334-5159 2OB' or through t295-fflllngfees HIGH OUiUALirv earn CSI campuimpus. For more Slates, all payable at ihaIhe tlma ol sale, the following) 1 of Ihe Petilk>ner-s falher is ^ | 796-205Slimill* Ihe Maho Relav Service at pi6ilease check your a d ees-sss-:55-2396 days/ovos* AcllvlliCM«fi;iim o o; described real property, situated slti In Ihe County of Twin1 1 RandyLeFebevre, 1-600077-25M 1^ (TTO)'. ad lor any Falls. Slate ol Idaho, andI describeddfr a s follows lo-wH: 1address; 0923 Hetesburg, TIM ES-NEW S “ » s. BEA8LEY*s"BB Datall ^ P - AUTOMOTIVEnvE HBDIVI8ION.TwlnFaa8County, 1 Full-llme posltkosltlon open for Loll.VILUDELRIOSUBC , Sandy, UT 64092. Sucli- puEPUBLISH: Nov«ml).r 25. "limistakes Ihe llrst UCLASSIFIED ■ 0 back in business, k M ; Idaho, according to ihe officialollli ptal thereof recorded In1 1 Pellllon Shall b e heard at 2gsndl3ec0mtMr6.2OO2 29 a day d that It runs. nc /ing the serious ^2 0 0 ,^ RV/marineme mechanic.i ...... r B o o k .1 1 .o fP laU ,p ^ 5 8a .ri , records of Twin Falls County, 1such time a s the Court may DEPARTMENT ctkKllSlI 735-8263*_ ^ H mU B I B I W Musi hav^^ ycyour own sel.______Alter that time ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of hand lootsoots and exp in * >i|^aho. appoint, and objections PUBUCP NOTICE ^ 108-734-5538 stops r* Sometimes known ass 1621( Loe Lagoa Drive. Twin1 1may be filed by any person Actions Aetk planned and taken rhe IT Times-News JC SERVICE the maintenananance fieU. FtV ' 4fa»e, Idaho 83301. who can. In such ob|ec> by y lESSAOE marineie Intraining avail- ay your government are will not t)e 2M108-677-4543 ™ il* ______Sold.sale.will be.mado.Mki.vrtthout covenant or.warranty-f- .1 Uons..8how.to.the-Court-a » cont n ta ln ^ in pubik: notices.- —„ '.toT d^rkbo-. _.ablofortl»i«e righi IndlvUuol. regarding title, possessionnor or encumbrances to satisfy theI igood reason against such Thei responsible lor (I *llh resume; rhey are part ol your right '*= ~(Burtey)--ri:a«ng ; or lose weight. I g e l Ihe lob. For - - -- ■ obiigalion secured by and pursuant to iha power of-f- .1 change ol nam e. - — - 10 lokr know and lo b e Informed — Iany m istakes.- - p g ormation about irbauQh Motors sale conferred In the Deede ed 0 | Trust from RAIN TREEI W i^ E S S my hand and ol wl iver tho power within - 4, M ahoSt ^vifhal^u^ovBmmBnt Is EMEMBER Call Magic Valley lemptoymemser. m - ENT.. INC., an Idaho corpcorporation. 10 TKIaFscl, Inc.. an1 1seal ol Dlslrlct Coun this doln birthday Od you places L yon^ im s, vrtlte to the Wendell.II. ID 63355' /WWVWWV 10SIS829-5311.* FSe“ *T i t ^ a n d Richard G. Irwin andI :3rd_dAy_of_December^ xhai ------som Trade Commis- _ , ^------icf^feTBenefk^. dated'Fe&r'• 2002...... inloiniormed, this newspaper' -TJmes u p im 10 look lor iht ~ sIo n rW aBshlnaton. 8 P :c r •SoWiwretSrtBSB wpJoSBSTt ^------ru ary 4 .2002. recorded F«b(Febniary 6.2002. a s Instrumenti /sn . im J. Williams jrges urge every citizen to read FOUlUNO by Idaho Power, ume0 toto com e pick up your twtt Im>buyt in anilqutt it 20560. or i thtiMmtyouno ■ No.2002402233; racordsods or TwM Fads County, Uaho. Attxney . for PeUNon aind n ? study these notices. raM rriendfy. domestk^ pictureures. Stop by the O u - ctuvtxxiM. Find your traM- af Fraud (n 2 ^fd - iMh « fa«-«d- . .The above Grantors are» namni ed to comply with SectionI POSox2e2 I WeiVe advise th o se citizens a lele t d .C 8 ll6 7 B -3 1 S 7 to tilled sUk Dept, lodayl* xuv.caii73i093i. ter, 1-600-10-679-7060.' mgdMaatdaia i i i ______j - 45-lS06(4)(a). Idaho Code.Ida. No representatton Is madei Twin ' Fans. ID 833D34262 whowho se ek further informa- kfenentity* ______; lhai they are. or are nol,I, presenlly pi responsible for this 1 Ion to exercise their right jSnnkUNO In Shoshone, male p B l pbUgatton. ■ r0 .access public records ^.ne X 'OetauttlorwNchmissalelttie Is lo b e made is failure to pay: ilkjw Lab. - andim d pubik: meetings Can 6a6-2234.» _ j V (a)Accumulatadde(icieneyltcylnquartertylnterestpayiTWtts- I- IP U B LIS H ;-O ecam ber.e.------— IMPORTANT----- : ot S3,S26.02 per quarter,ir, duolease ,a , address all legal UND kitten 8 monlhs ' ■ ■. 2002,isS7.052.04.Thebalaaalanceowinaasoimisdateon ■ d, on 11/29. female tor- ■ ‘ Ihe obligation securedBd bI y s a id D e e d o f T ru s i Ist OPEN MECTINQ NOTICE **L^L^0VERT18INa l e ^ise shell, Shoshone Sl. ■ S130.000.00, plus 11% Inteniterest and foreclosure costs. Pursuant to Idaho Codes TiMTImeaNews ^ )6-25te Iv msg* ^ (b) Defaults resulUng fromT) th e Grantor’s failure to prolectt 67-2343.1 n o tk » Is hereby IU P O Box 548 LOSTST black leatlter med. Canyon MotorrsSnbat the secunty of ihe Deed ofot TrusiT asfequired In the DeedI |given of an open public twIirwin Fall*. 10 83303-0S46 elziIze day plannarln or ^ 1 . ofTrust, meetlflQ of th e Idaho Fish Qdeadline ea for legal ads: 3 neaj >tovembef,20C2. 1 >ar Kimberly on 11/25. - I ‘ DATED this 251h day ol Now arKl Gam e Commission. hsihiays prior to publication, Re« TtneFACTJHC. I aw ard lor papers Inside ^ DATEOFNOnCE: loon on Wednesday lor plarlan n er. Wlll b e o u t of Select Tra\a d e s o n Nile w Su barir m Todd B im . Vice Preskresklent I November 1 S. 2002 Sunday, noon on Thursday lowrwn please call 423

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Ro- > become up rto /e w r RRequiresm cuirent RN liccnse and deplependable transportation. Mileageige ppaid. • Groat bonollts« su 733-0931 sume and/or cover lolior Please Apply at tm apply b tp tn e n ttt Assisi persons vnm mimust relNKt each require- 500 Potk St. E. CM, ' Gompetitive Wagtges/Excellent Benefits C6 7 7 -4042 menl above or it will bo K x lm bert^.g 83341 , g j to ochlevo groaior ro|relecied. W orkers needed u Croup Hnlth/DenUl (EAP •Tuition Rnmbun Independence. frefrom February lo Noveip- •in F db. ID 83301 PtnoMllNvt/VKitkm •^hifinifh•ilfttmllal Bonuses •Short Term DisabilityDisat w v svw.magicvalley.com m Apply in person at bober. To apply go lo.your R«imwnt/40»and/of e cUHsAwri txnmets eno e rcreril208-73M933 a V'*?'' Wffk Btnefitt Avail. •Ufe lns./A(Mvans, walking ♦ cluMfaciUtatlng design fhVTIiB*t‘Heweis noors. Also kwking lor and Iniegraiion of heanh ■ceepUng applications rellel drivers. care delivery system lo tor a stwrtege dellvefyVf Call 734-00e2 meet patient needs, as drivers. Mon.-Frl. or bafcussn fff m Ppm.* weD a s thorough knowt- g Sal. and Sun. 6-10am. “ ed g e ar>d understartd- Applicanlsmusi ber. BffivSra ------— a Looking lor individual lon Ingol JCAHO.Th-Slate 'm' S, m ake truck dellvertes fory Memorial Hospttal is k>- t,’ 0^ driving record. «. & local company. WouldM cated in south eastern I f P S S i ^ 8 work well with others. .T Washington State on ,.| Musi have reliablel« prefer warehouse experl- ■xt ence. Full lime positionn Ihe WashinglonndBho ^ vehicle. Applleaiiona . border. Smalt lown liv- \ t v a l M a i : wllh bsneflts. Please a p ^ lo Box 08354 ing wllh mild clim ates TMTImeeMwra cto.1fle Times-News. and endless outdoor m M S t W M I activities. Competitive ;T«lnPaM,ID.tt301I P0B0X548. 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Tha indtvlduala’ MEoicw c A t" ------^ ( BiU u n R i L E Y ) PtyohlitrleStrvlootIt ' n •laeiad muat ba abla to LPNa'Na & RNa PuU TVna & FMdOffloa.Ra«imMfor ^ ' ROUTE 5 A N H y u n d a i looking for dtdloatod conaldaration ce ara to ba 2)|clulekly abaorb training part-tirt-tlma, daya! evanlnga ind aooapt fnaior ratpon* &nlk r t g ^ S hr. ahlfta. • ^ LLS(6). ’ nsBMfitnwamwiagr- -Bihiv :^-gunBFMT '"**** Plant. nwM t •elwdutt. s ^ s a r y j K " ™nent For paraonal imar* Contact Cc sS S vaT ^ MOTlOTOR ROUTES R F t4 0 0 ♦ Bodyly Shop flOlPoia Una Road, Twin y'*'law cfUl Mr. Shaphard. Snaka S n River Raltab AVAILABLE A 11SI.\I. W -Sth SI. W : “ "*s5s:5sii ■ gFana,ID8330lbyFrktay, tolloll-lraa 1-877-4M-7050 In In Buhl 543-6401* Overtan»nd-Pari»eAvo. T h eT Irm1 mes-News. M aainager r _____ 732-0WSEO6* D*Dacambai'19,2002. S/,rrfaxraa'um ato • BELLSLLEVUe/HAILEY • htly has the Quaationaooncwningttta ^»6-232-4»5r \ . 9 4 i KETCHUM " - ■ W r 4 0 2 - )Can1ar&8ubeUtuiea « ^ 22lst.-W l 16th '.Olioallowing ^poalUon thould ba dTract-. iPERWTENOeMT-^ W T l ------© r e a r B e n eefitsnnduding— f ad to Tonia Walgamott. uiot ------needed------BurftnA' •Avo?P8rtwi^ver . ------ln dlependent—^— e p < r Ighway DIalrtcL Full Uma paper.routes rwuma*. *2 4 -aW 'Salt ^ Rallanca Suparvtaor ^ oaMonavaltabta. Expert- •IJWYreiKLV t i nvMR 40IK , vacatiItion, incentives NPALLSMHBERLY F InthaJafomaFMdOtflea ^inca wlih read malnta- OUAM G NTESa. Route10 fl633 Sth St.i.w V .™ h s..E West side of ■ RANOIHAND ~ (325^144)/& Tha Stala of ^« n ea halpful. MuM have stuff> tunity tui Employe. In aSdl- «at lu Uve In these areas aif*m otlvatad. P la a te inconBomaforaS2.070t^ andMId would like 10 be a WeaiI v e currently 300* 5000 GGl ardner Ave * ingoporationarequirw l. tion, tio prafaranca may ba «utgubmitraaumawlih .pay>ayc»>ack. AllquaUty. sting applteations' 100-400> LoisLol: Sl. Salary DOE. Housing & givan gl to vaiarana who rafa carrier acceptir Call Richanoid at 733-1825 tfaraneaato: HonainaathomaariipioyTnam. piMlaM i * contact th e lorlndeplependemearrlerB R t8 1 4 Inauranca provldad. 206- qu /»»tPolnl Highway Oat. SarKMMl8A E to :& % .P O M 769-S420.206-7eM 535 lai DIatrlctMaiwgar 200-700 2nd2nd, Avo N . 421 NoithHAllay BBi o i 3680, Parfcar, 733. ibytheBurlay 200-7003rd 3rd Avo N : ore01-725-S6ee* ^ni^M tS^ Slope WandaO,V 10 63355' c o a o tM .* oftlceat: RL823 1263 01O verland Ava. 200-40017th 7th Avo. E. I (Old Role p e r Building)* 100-30019th 9th Ave. E. ■liJ R t.8S 2 - - = n 700-8001 MMei eadow s Dr. _____ ...... 600-000.... ili^t'on St. N ...... ^ R t r ™ " ’ " 1000-110000 C U RR EN T ES available ParkMVleadows eai Or. W ALKILKINQ ROUTES G o o d I n , . ™ . 00 I _____AVAILABLE._A J"**’*® Parks Of------ODiNQ TheTInilm es-N ew s is k you iivaIt on0 the West 508 currentfitly looking (or ■]l e * * * * 528 200-400m o t h Ave. W. i — ■ ^S25Sn "»•“»Xt 13th Ave. W. «kithta area and S e a ». i> ' " s i l S : ! I 2 0 o s o a ^ laraetadin being *-00NTM8i spaper earrtar... Would you II 533 * 1 2 2 2 lu Ilka to ba in 6007thAva.W sectfOWrtct busmeaalorfor youraan. bui 5008thAve.W ^ • - Manager. not by younouraall?.Wouid jWleKt.348* youNkalooaOa«n$4;000lo DSHONE i— 812.000 parper month from ICrfc'?-. •1« . the comlofttort ol1 your own SOON. Apple h o m e ? IfIf aoa o . C a ll 8 0 1 - 700W .7th 838-1234I for Informatioa ENTBRFORYgj G O ONOELL D ^ 0 o ra a n d aI SSASE A to: Brian ir r .s111 o d naan. 2571 W. 100-6005 0 0 |A v # .C ROUIES3AVA1AB1E W US*^,'toy, Utaft 84067 m BWEAva.O inttwSh 1300-22 »M*hofMWM Noaalnglnvijinvoivad.* , RT. 502 5003rdAva.W -n^-n-, — j a mS Q ffE ?------700-900 Im es^ewsls n o s e l lLMQAivaRap. m o 600-8005005«hAva.W T h ^ ouHvanaaronaoi currentrrrttylooWnglor yw /tlOO.W O J E R O I raaaraaaandwouU lnd«p«nmdwitRouto R T .8248i*toba.acMrtac_ ___C i 200-400 300400S22O T2221? R T.S26S3Si%1«r f* . ' n S S & i 100-400 I 100-300EWMtofA-SL CKfwmnm5 2 S 5 E - - 100-700 I 200-600J O W e s t a S t ir a krsAAcMaofS a n A R T .527 \ wwwxnU«nbte.cD in m m ...... * m 2 0 0 « )0 to ^ u c e w ^ ______. b i_ g l 600-120 W.4<> ------BonwDUn:-. 7a R T .833 TOiJwS a a ...... •‘SOO 100-600 SOO-701 rW 3CHH5” 200-600 I for aala. Start 70,000 par yMTi S H O S I ^ 7 4 5 ^ C ] C U RR EN T RI 199^ % R T.418LKtNQ ROUTES 100-5Cs , a » . " SOSE'- i 100-500 a«^^ffliapal!g AVAILABLE 100-303 0 0 E .B .S L ^ J « « 1 «loerao»78tr 0 « •raSaTs^S^' iS: ^ ‘SSS?^^!SL v SOO-700 4FALLS HyouNviIvalntMawaa ■ RT.811 a n d araraimaraaladin WOM r f n - ' 100400r i8 hakM a ■ L fl bttLButaOr. "^ca ic'scRvice RT.B17700blk.RJmvlawDr. p t . Z 100-500 essA C te 38 OtaMei I usuaHy maan ^ lly o u l Sitygs- “teKBafora . you do i4aybwrrAvr.e S H H n B . _l>ualnBa.»lflijittiaconipmy, r r -M _ Hkai check II outvout with the Bat- ptoMibBtOakwoodCL ^ larBuekieaa•aa Bureau. For ^Ru«yLana - ^ Iraelnlormi>rmallon aboul 7 » 4 a v o id inig g InI n v a a tm a n l 8cama.wAat^tottwFadar- iCommlaalon, w K S m ^ ^ m 3AV/ULABIE SiiU SS'iton. O.C., 20580. SUfBS...... -HW W M M I n . S-M H o o i t e a u i r .....■•his omoGcowr...... -its x ^ NOEOMrr. . ' i w T T ^ ■ Natlortal Fraud ...... m ^ M x M u -nw-nm Ition Cantar, ■ OSKMBMa...... m S 4 l m m . 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En)oy* anargatic. hand«)ma SWM. 43. ani9y*an|9 movla*, muaic. *om* *ponona. nigmi S c o r^ WS. antoya11^ fi*N camping.______' WF. S‘6'. 12SRW. blonHonita/blu* UkM VOIU __ the-ouldoor*..ll*hlng..snowmobllr n S iS ^ tf iia m ? — 8VVF.-35. 3-5 g i „ - C a " P ^ ‘ out. <|ui*1 avanmga at home.na.-SaaUng— 90H. travel, dtoing out. Sai — - muile: dMdng. Bm« «tn n*lng. camping, SaaUng SWF. 33-4 SWF. 30-42. honeat. Uia* tototfynaw 4S«5, WS. 9348582a ______cooking, outdoor*, mort. kJno a male friend and com* UVJVES SMPLE. HONEST u r e ' tor pOMlU* ralation^, 9690706 m man. 32-36. to dtvti thing*, aihtotlc. wBf) *fc«larV imaraat*. I CALLONMIMME ««37?««rs 2 4 a-A . to ahara and Make rman< 9800089______witft.w7607at______tkicar*ara. 4 9 y (ar^ o k lS ^ . Lm N/s ! OilViEITACHANCB WM. 83. 8 7 , 180toa.M. aramokar. aodd DO VOU HAVE ANC nSEA CA u:------2 2 2 2 2 ! ^ tovt* the outdoor* (**Mda»y SVni. 34. 5‘11‘. 180lb*.-UStar ol WANNA MEET? >g. boaikig. camp- ifrSPLA Y O A U I*'*? X dog tovar. aaR-amptoywl. tovaa bak wUng honad. tkv Smut* SWPF. 53. usirsaL.. tr« 8F.3e.riS3»*ao«d. truatworthy. tovlng. ng. huntkig. wxl gcll). rm S'O* and SWM. 18, w a antoya cam;M uon. movit*. muile. Inl b * . ^ race I* urSmportant 10 him. outdoor* and lamMy Uma*. Saekk k», hUng, anow boardktg. S gdng.dand*rWF, •uttt. SttkinawHMtMiiJ S T « K 01 «7K «32 SF.who lika* chlWran. tor movK a S i " 5 S » SvMie.to(comp«v S ! ihe.haam.ySK.8M7. g S S g T catuai daia* and mayba mor SWF. 18-19. who la aoaat. hoi ton*hift poaalbla LTR 9 i SEXVSWLE . lUvia to have fun, 9803367 Lm 'M A K EA l ■■ Mssr- <■. 24, N/S. S-10-, 1951b*. M70763 4T0NS i ra*S£Ji»MM.. MNAfO MOTHER . -MOVWOOHUP- - AREYOUOUTTHERIiw» 8WM.MMSdS 8F.31.5-4'.r«W)ro«m.lwn. to rn Iht out- pttM)itrt) qmwy tlmt. C a p ^ n M. ______C H R gnA N ------B KKBMOwnwiroow K n ------S53S SWM. 43, 6-1*. 189lb8. L< poadbla i m tn|on mounialna. laka* and tovlng. honad. oparvmlnd««. wl 8WOLEMOWlOMMA rmwc. karaoka.>.hor**racei.K% f« iy Roger* and Sanu CUu*. SWM. .W llh browrt«rown.aaakaWF.3S4!•4S.En(oya 9388738 SWF. 27. moihtr. t r ^ Ilh *imilar lnl»rt*t*. *lr*am*. Saakiiaaking mce woman. 40-52. 2 T 7 humor, tor poadbla LTR. 9616358*?___ Mda.mualc.movtoa.*port».9 tor outdoor furv 6'. 246M. Hut tya*. fm btard. ------'MEKBWAPWiIPRHNO rLsss^j saar ______5 5 «rimg i, man, truck drtvar. **ak* TAXEACHANCE c-: SSSW Mmu ', kk* Md*. po*- CHERYL TttOaOSLOOKAUXE _ MEVHEYHEY.IIYMY H orm _ AREWECOMPATMUILE DWM.40.ei cuMBora.haaia . ■an.SO-76. N/S. 9 7 91640 _ I'm ^ l. s r . N«. *t)y. truck drM SWM. 33. antoya country mu* waka. (unaats, : a iu t LTR VSS20I6 SF. 36. 5-10-.. h 1401b*. bksnd* hair. SWM. 22., S'lS 'ir . ieo«>*. btondWua. motorcyda*. wall*, driva*. walclW •T. • ONCOFAKIIKKIND molNrolthrtt.to>. kwa* iporia. bowling, trwkwaihtup LETSMECT * ^ 9 wg. ou Wavidon (how*. Sea SWP. 3845. tor N. movi**. cuddkng. qutot Uma wHh akMat katreat*. tor con peaeUa OR. :>• : SWF. 19. moowr. tM«k* U lhai ont ol a «mpit n i^ * at h SaaUng down-to^arth. tollWul. aan kka* Ud*. outdoor itout* Sitking** t2!S!J?ijj2 ti r ^hS! iaSe*SmolSK sssay "”• - L g R J W363S4 ?w«lh w* *Mlar m * r ^ EVERH tiva. undartlandmg iwman. 20>4SSS: ______: asa.'&SJKS IRTTMNO WITH VOU ‘ ■roman. 21-55. ter LTR. 9796363 9612206 ______LEND ME YOUR EYElm tOMBONBBPtlSPECIAL I' ru.BLOvmovouiOU FOREVER • *$* * 3 ?^. ______. _ 1 _ J SWM. 30.i. O Cancer, amokar. would - eand SM, 39. ar«iy* countri M.49.Mato«>- ng goul. bowling, movlas. NOH> HEAD OAMES FOUND HGRE S m u d c . < ■ SWF. 36. HondtAlot.Hua. N/S. Libra. A TRUfRUELAOV------ngwafc«..w*I. watchlna -Oty of AngM*’ L«*iniung tor a WF. 24-29. who doa«n1 • ’ wtw Nhat dandttg and harttg lun. tamfy and mor*.a. SaakmS honau. con- fwmorawHhwHh youi SetUng a woman. 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Ing. tnowmobibng. and (Tnra, LooUrMUng Ir^g. camping. *port*. roadtrl eta- SeaUng a tro ^ indapanlapandart Irnid*. aO M iliieBSiSTiil un. outgdr>g. optrvmndad an|oyaya *port* ol any kind, wdao toralady.who«imoatoiof ouWoutdoor dran.8aaUng8WF.21-30i«>liMittKknSar 21-40. whe M e to doovwtotyelNng*. vwi lo (hare good tima*. gwna*a*, chtfdran. and any outdoor B i ^ ,m t 2 i0 4 lntara*t*.torandtn«nd(hlp,^^387383 a 9407819______ny. Dot lovar towa* othar anmal* _ BsiffsTwm W m TMNKOFHE •al. 16-267 L*n ba IrMnd* tirtti ar toraat tNa 52 yaar-ok) »igu....97Um *. 200fca. nght brown hair)l can'I talktoyou? TSm •Tsi»M w 5jit5 ILooUngloracomlortaiM. Smart?it? Funny? SVifM. 36. S F . 17CB>*. )8WF(%-SS)to*pandtlma brown/.m/^ay^teowr^N/S. ampta^. Id conversauonaf Mu*lc? noal-or DrhM? 9655222 iStLnrtg and camping. Sunday* lor race, so m «on« drunk.I. someone si cheap, someone sit BNQIE COWBOY------S!?* dnvaa. Lara gal out and Iry driving crazy, tomaon*I ugly,UQ someone dirty, someone i woman, .lo cowboy. an)oy* tht out- my4-wi-whaatm^TSlSSl i b a ld , so m e o n e aniangry, someone dangerous, sc «7n376 Mng SF. 35-45. Mth *knHar sH A fcitfie tor a poaalbla ratattonmp. con*k>iklarala. fun^ovtog SWM. 30. kktt . . . so m e o n e Qooly,y, someonet who stinks, som ------f S iC ; so m e o n e loud, someone sor strange, someone pei Vbul rwvtr k ______SmVE ANO HAPPY Sm U^ wwvw.magicvi n * o n * m sm a d , som : s o m u n e b a td . someone soi angry, someone dsm TtavaUnQ? Drh. - » one-Borky,-«om«ei*eone-goofy.-eomeone who stisleazy, so m e o n e 8MQOUTOOtMOnHY y S K 'r.220tba.Mdrt«er.lika« Sm hi I difficult, someone home, SaaUng S F !T ^ i^ N«I me loud, someone strange, sonne rude, so m e o n e _W-.,w«». Looking Iwfe lady to Han N/n monogamou*. tr paationaia. HW ' ed, someone martnarrled. someone cheating, ,soi som eone dorky. 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A home In oover 55 commu- TWIN F A UES J $9SVrM. 734-7’34-7173* - WEST EASTL ReaR' loblle heme park Roi npprecialee Ithat his partner’s » 4 Q J 3 ____ L4t lQ ,a.5_4fl.; ______L_ i f l M B D H H i -1.55^^°^'fm o::Piaaae call- -2-bdrm^l.bBi 6 NJce2 bdmv ■guT — We-fwmerprC------: threL^lHTHrt-bil.bid:wfls,mecely.an.flt-__ « ator53M 199*- B-4------:------^------^ 5-aracres-forsaleby age. 423-5104; ------s------ilem plLto—(I—com pete—foe—th e—"T 4 a k q j T j — nerr4-wneaitine#7Miir —18*794'9 4 yraoW rtakeover- -HEYBURNIRN 3 bdrniii bamr - ^ iS a ^ s B-Nico e o u n tn p z t:^ - “ ■______pnrtscore.. nnot an.invitatioo.to—4k.♦-K .10 3...... * Q 9 8 ter N.olRopett Ready ■ ments S342.'Credlt - lamllyf ro o m , e x e rc is e 3 bdrm. 2 bathba $eoo«dep, hom e for rent, dose to * req. Call 328-7277* ro o m ..o u cordingly. he passed , ■ . tof BpB p ^ or bwts. in hay check r« «MWAWV— l**pl«oeat-* ------______thi?o°ii^ ^tg-ralhcr i than -go on -to------______a o u x u ____^ 14-8858 baths, 2 c a r g< ♦ A K S s a c . $51 wknds Dave - . ,amokioa/pei:>e»?l y ------W/D. ml. microwave, carport. 3 bdrm.bdrr z bam. 733-06S3 oror73t-2345* bdrm, 7 balh,llh, acreage^ lo stop andI ththink about the impli- „ , 1 4 1.24 acres In cHy. - ar^ m amoral'No pets. S450 H allow aP r« — :------$1300orsl8H.T :all 2Ga-S23-4534* + <*op. p.n rels. ?3S-75t3* ______73- ______cn.tions.of.thelhebidding.______ViVulnerable: Noilher____^ __ , ■ __ Cal ------WNMLL-^bdr W esl begfl!gan with two lop dia- 'DealenW esl ' ' • RLERR lots, seller linanc- TWfN/AF a l l s Nice i bdrnT j e r o mE e 2: houses: both ^jQCi appls incidr ing., SIsmall down payment/ ^SOrrv1 mo. + uUls. & dep., have 3 bdi cl?IO N mon(Ls. E astist playing th e 10 foi- 1 bdm), 1 bam ,car- The bidding: ' p (oiblo ^ trades 737-9189‘ “carport. n No smoking oon loncc>nced yard. 306 E. lowed by thefie sixi losnow an even ,ts.^l733-8W .»" v e . a n d 9 2 3 S . ‘ .“ .'iS;,?®,"s a i , » HANSiISEN Great acreage. I laundry, 2 car number. Wesl^esl continued with a South Sc W«fi( N o rth . Eastla s t ' greatat price. 1+ acra ■ 3 K Buchanannan. No smoking. “ 2 .^ iH iir n f l H n l ll Cell 324-3>4-3427 * garage, ane>nd many more ^ 6 0 3 J |n th ird highI diamond. di Dummy’s 1 ♦ Pass I *A mls.$.soumoflown.Horso ^ '6 0 2 ^ ± z 2£ l:______amar)ltles. s. $795. Must ^ ^jU U H U ^ trumps wereere so small that an 2*2 ¥ . 3 4 3V- Allpi dy. new well pump. JEROM E :3 bdrm. 1 balh see. call m " I - • a undallon poured, )smoklog^pet8. 6004or1-80 klM B Srtiy g uppi r a d e d nu-. : ovemiffofthethe dummy was almost w/watrater & sewer. Roady BUHL 22 1 bdrm, 1 bam. 629 N ew M t^ Opening lead: CHomond king la Includadi' : indvitable. bul nonetheless South Of to bulllulkl. Mature trees. 13m AwAve. N. $425 + dep. S S f f i s S K : it^ 312-2111^ ruffed in withith dummy's five opti- * ______Bsi3eaut»ul buiwmg tot.- No pets.eta. Can 326-4477. aii324-69e3* S S J I ® misticaily, Ca:Bast overruffed and re- BID THE ACES•Q J$31,500/effer. 5U H TL3bdrm 3 ,2bath. jppf^MP t « 602-42421-9212 lv. message* stove. ^w iF T raui : turned thele ace and anoiher a. OW. nice yard, '’“ SSfiSa homo. No pels. Sm allHI 1 M rm C an733-5036*36* H A NS go Shed, well water. Long tenn tease. Can 423-437: Tvnti FALLS-, : trum p, andI declarerd( was dead in StiStiiilh holdR: ' Cany* 1110 out ol lown. Avail. 3 small, deal) |903 or 543-8342 tvWN FALLS Mo smoking. ; the w ater —- downd( one. ♦ Q J 3 rocrareallon/resldenilal. 10. $550 mo ♦-dep. :siM in'.to5 kJ . ^ 9 2 3 9 : ...... W hen Soulouth started to com- ■ -V 9 . S65.0(1.000. Call 423-M 44*-Si?*®?®S283 or ^ - 5 2 6 3 or JEROMEE 3 3 bdrm., 2 both mo. + $275 . plain about hii S283 leave msg,* ' mobil&• hchome. No pets. P r o p e rty M n m ™.LS studip . hLs bad luck, his part- ♦ A K ^ J 4 33 J i R OIOM E3E.D...rl Long term lease. 732-0138 er BS, all utllites ner offered hi r ♦ K 10 3 flanc^ich Estates, m acres BUHL-•C C. om er toi, 2 bdrm. er410-7499.* w/ap^ncea, 1 J him no sympathy at lh. gas heal. Pets :003or543-6342. ' all. Can youu S'see why? Well, a far c - custorlombuiWiogJots.ctose Vbath. • South West North Eastla s t toMVW Mall, beautiful loca- w/dOpOSlt. 5400. JEROME 10 pets, deposit, _ • 1 _h^tterpiann forfi declarer would - A 2 NT = P»«*a s s ...... - -tkw..$24,500,731-5913*- > PL*!?’'l--Countryhomer-l ------7188 EiE ast 20th.------396» if-Elmlm$450rtnonmr n, W/D hook-up. 3bdrm. lb1bam $600+dep. iSOSFilerAvi ■ ; Kave been to0 ddiscard a spade from ■> KIMBEIlERLY Ctose in. short ^ve£$47Vmo. ^604.JH[|ttllli : the dummyy ata trick three. Now s. elec. hool, bsmi 802 4lti4UiAv-0617.* ?; cent no-trump opening'bidb ia . so on ih«Ihe east side olTF stovo,o .W /O h o o k -u p . 410 410-M17- : fore playinglg tthe ace an d sp ad e vq, L ? 3 ^ r m 1 ^ » H l Nlco size 2 bdrm' you should drive y o u r handrm. upstairs! cannot be a spade niff if Elaslasl has Hess:s 737-3039 or Tami $450.0000 a monm ♦ dep. J merely iransfeisfersaJoser.butital- loD & EVANS t w i n FALLi.LS 3 0 d r m ,2 unit Appts. water, a singleton spade and Westistbas G«';oding 737-3040. OLOERMINBOHBOflHOOD E*-WOOC -bath, no sm ' lows declarerer thet safe niff in dum- ,u, UI101693------2bdmm itfwme W/D hookr 734- im oklng/pets. included, $400.00. rmo.-»dep- the ace. S600«S500di>dep731-5106’ UKE NEW 2 bdrm.,bdn bsmL. .. J myasaconse<;sequence. )pls. elect heal. nk;e KIMBERLY new carpet/ wrd. smallMrage. i balh. La JS Anractive 3 «Pl- APPj?. now ■ li,... otmM Mu- III rmiljTl lUil^ WuUI. r |»4I > ath hom e w/2 !»*"«• W /0 hookwok-up, wa< ( ■ $ 4 5 0 /m o . • & deck. Gas •«»«> carere ^furnished,’: hii|. 3EM MNEIQHBORHOOD i Call 736^)9 , <'(o|otUM i-(/. INuIrd hVMivr Sn»Valr.*'.lnr In STATATE REALTY. INC. 3 bdrm aoDls Non- $475. mo. + depi 734^)400 fenced y IRLY t bdrm.. smoKIng, limlit ited p e ts . QUIET NEIOHBGHlSS^HOodl y remodeled. No $775/mo. $5CWOO dep. 1260 ’ *>drm unit,1. apappls, wa*' TwiNB re Included,’ . ------themq"S loklng. S350Ano.* Parkview Dr. 734^504- ler/law n c a re Ir ______V iaw ielolcloaetoTFIn- , , utlla. lat&litaiast.423-6181* fwii^FA3 m------$375. mo. + depideposit ------fabukHtous Norm Rim Fair- EDEN DOWNTOWN1 location. lo< -C w ays)sl All underground 3bd: bdmi. 1 bath. KIMBERLYLY LargeI 3 bdm). Beaulilul 1 yea Mfm. apts. healheat and wa>* BUHL FILERn i 5 yr. oW. 4 bdrm.. 2 r ' homo, vory nlco, 2 b a lh .H u ( j REMEMBER ® THE TIMES NEWS utiWkMes.RVparUng.beau- Katlewal« ^ M g m l * lar Included,Id, rno pels^ BEUEVE m s Mm. 2 bamb on 2.S scraa w/waier.. deposit. No pets. 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Juat OAKLEY 5 bdrm..I 2 bam, home close nity mobile hom e park. 1-201-208-733-0931 a iL a J l C m P T iE R g s e to tow n. 3 up. stove, offY Streetstn park­ Jdelad. Gas heat. 4000 aq.q. It.I $550/mo. bdnn,.2bam, Verynlc«tMme.S42.S00. eroMOW Burtey Otfica STAT!t E REALTY INC. im.garagewa- Ing. sprinklerier aystem.*1 >rt. lanced yard. S350depoa smoklng/pels- ~ $800 a monthhpkjadep.—»------pk. - .Mark.O Janttn RaaL - .1- 1-20e477-404a ___ • •dep:Cal731-5078*' ^ re q u ire d .ft l-F A X -liEatMaB37-«t16Aganila 7334269* THEMGMT 7 3 » 0 7 3 r; ralaleC-nMESt®fVS 1Inepectlon™ Sat & Sun 10-5 • STAIiTATE REALTY. INC. ^ 5 t 4 i ^ RANDDY HANSEN A p N CASH tor O M dtolTrutt. IVUTO GROUP MMtoagtt and Real EtUW CLASSIFIED H.Homa WUI tM a d d Sunday 324-6652 WLM Contractt. CaB today for a DEPARTMENT mFAOSSbedroobs, BtiRLEi.^9 a«pleii. '01 net ' - :lre«. r to - o ^ U o n quota. h iq h e s P b id d e r . 20e-837-0007or212-0412*soe iatft. on large com er lot. !"comane $19,888. 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'• BUHL st TWIN PALLS HBO, ..p TWINFALLS S150 oN 1st APACHE'M3her*esianl CAIATTLE Reg. Herelord HOMiRSe DRAWN PONYV^Y Waitch, 12 hands, ST0RA01OE SHBD 8'X20', WHEEL UNEJN E S (3) Wade, I & 2t)odroom»*■ fc . monlh* rentll New33 mircrowav* & ralrlgeralor trailer, landem axle, tack co^xvrs. May calver*. eoUd Ch^ihrtstma* Wagon RWes lO yr.oold, really goo d for 81200.212 MTX 800 radio*,' ta B lS w el 2 :• Hillow^PtoMfty Mgnlt lie, extra 9*. Mam- im f bdrm. 2 balh. u s heat. 2 room, white w/Uack trim. IP CP O 'a, coming 2 yr. buds; e734-34l2or839-70e0* kid*,>.Rkles RI or c a r t 8700. 1 MTX8': 800. Make olfer. minum, 90fU10*, ^ car garage, 8789 month !■ I8380abfrer. 720-4970* atock, reasonabts. fiSmSb^SniaSS!^ S •6894 or 212-3134* Call 438-1 8 * ,a 8 * aallngoodoor^ B li ______— dep. C*ir306-i439.‘_____- -TWlN#ALLi'ii&&M- t o g ^ ^ c i j n ^ -.tlurbihbiack^haroughbrad: C- — -Picise'eaiie!alie5M24e*— ^------' 8 bdrm. Now Palnl. & car- H S375mo.OuM,mlerawave, CACATTLE ttolstein breeding ~ 1Ttm20e-30MOei.* mai ^ I t w in f a Cl s - ^ ^ - C r~^------poi, ac: w /d nooKup: : r —laMffiTijanttemssneor - tr u -i l T ^ d » n m r / ro p - -j— flim iP P |™ ‘ "WHEEL'Um 1 «2MnnApertmenla| HICKBNS(Banty^1or. aNisTMi«r(iaT~r « ' tillh ■I v m r a n r : — ^ - g ■ m i ^ H W ade Rain;lalnTTz) Trannel; nco Rontal asilstance lala. Call evenlnga or HORSiR se s BueksMn QH FII- ______(DC rownArm Am, 3084814, )l Cozy cabin. Ail. uunies " ^kenda 326-4281.* NJ2 avnilatilo73S-gO«a EHO AppMBnc°s!A"/i:\/D| '02L*opard8tud'Ol(by WANTE RtOHTS-SHAReS Haieitonor(io r 829-6774*, 1 — hookups, extra storage., I Included ♦ cable. r~ — ^ rorU Champs)/Palomino eU*r ui SIS5S i S 300-$420. 733-8841* larm-commerclal. ° f a n t i f t n roodmare/Vetsran dub lonor2 run R j U ------^------WiTfr^-plaTvnTIablo-rtow: ■ 'im i Aspy.'Mif8/Pro' ~MiTfvrior piobiam a Ok. °T~" Ront based on income. B S37S-SS10 4>cl«p I Dally and weekly rates I K1700.734-4B08evee.* ' rained: Black QH Stud^ Wanlec L LINES (2) 8ft Call 543-0833. 738^73 J I 2 tS 2 KlmberlyRd. R e a d T h e ^ lO (halier champ) QH dumpRp badeI: to fit 1 ton or wh««iB Equnl Housing Oppoftunliy.' s . $ 1 8 0 0 , e a c h . ■ i - HOFO R S E 1 Syr. Old QH geld- Mare«res'98a'e9.731-616r 2 tonisn trucks. Naed )n]iu« r ^ T^FAUSTbdSTipV Call 352-1158 er alFALPArSayBrieJySt tm • . ' EOEN {?.) 2 bdims, S300 rsswrSSsTEcr- ng, exe. beglnher roping i lua.iresTOck waierer, n*mi*aion PTO, •mn-S70(TBgp-Ng~0i»g -No.smokino-For.daialls.^ ^orae. Call 532-4466 ;^|ici rat^pom ptTnHsTarid' 33belor*8pm .^-Y^AS p j j - —ca»733-8374-alter g pm:*- d a s s if ie d a Uchle..36K38.CD50» • • •______- rainsao/lor You pay powor, wo pay ^ NIcacleanrooma rvw ings.- seoc900/oller great shape ill'or large hydraulic- « wMrna lo lit d u m p ;ia 73fr6362.*| . ^ — Cabto-TV-wMSO.:^ ■ — • -h o t f f l S S y S I L — - ORSeeyroklbtack/whtte--“ “f mTWanle-d-STd-er rhxl..l» Ptrt rt— 1. n a v n ip ^ > T ,, raini Mare.isoorSYroio ^(pioie ilH H ii iwia e tiaHar —r o r- 2i >Xol3tdAJtt{------fILER Loroo 1 bdrm. in 4- r EveryOayt “SReg, redMhite P aint filly, broi ifT»uvin0 diTMory i ’ton balee,*, RFVRi 202. piu« s3fls. inciudea wa- rake and winlarlted? wlth< wn- TWIN FA U .8 1 bedroom,"• Y W In p a l l s f^oom s; b}eenbreed,$1500.Horse « c« dt and Mtvlees io « 7 0 T .o f1l* s ttc cutting 1 tort ' toi. gnibaiM. Inwn carere & garage. $400/>no. * dep. Call Cedi Watzstein. dl*aMe S90/week, microwave, L— . *•------I wawalker. $700.677-2119 7 3 4 « 9 4 .* . Can 324-888S404-S371.* 324 bale*RFV18S/182.731-20iy-- , cnrpori Exira nice wlihivllh Lease deialls, 733-6475*_ relrig. UUIltlea pd. Cable now ptiinl & carpot ,N0 Nc TWINFALLS _ .------pois-iolsvcnil 326-5687* TV. no pels.lZOl'Klmber- !®L l-3bdrmunits* . lyRd. or caU 735-0232* :• RLER Lnrgo. Clean 2 bdtm.mn. H*llow*^rof^ Mgmt,L ^ e r s e h \ tJu|)lo_«_Poncod yard. -RoomslorionlSeOawoekr ■ - r nnriKjo' No dogs/smoking *• Som o utils poid. SS90* TWIN FALLS 1/2 oti* Flr«t'st ^^Call536j2326^^ .• dopo»l Cnil 539-5670 • Monlh; Only $525 ♦ dep. ^ with lease. Clean 2 bdrm. : : G06oiNG Lowincoma>me 2 bolh. al) appIs- ♦ W/D.3. > subsidued i bdrm. apisipis . No smoking or pots. \ 7 ^ ' nl Wosi Side Court. PotFor Ca>l734-e678or420-867a- 2 bdrm..'l baitr . sonioi &/or disabled 25 TWINFALLS '■ 14'wldeS435 +S300 • Cloon nice noKjtiborhood, dop. No pels. 324-5816,* > walking distance loRldloy 1804 Shoup E. -I S Kmnn 3 aplB. availabla. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. S550«dep

depIp m o si uliiillea, no pels. m m ID •I weokdnys bolore noon. rOCKEI ’« Sm. pots and smoking Call 733-8234* I 0 •>* OK Equal Housing , > Opporlunily- , <|OOODINQ Now takingng 2 bdri.i. 1 balh $4S0>dep ^ applications lor 1 &^ I2 442 Locust *2 1 bdrm. l bath $300«dop. JEROME Modern ofllce. _ J bdimlnmdyapts Based employee or Inventory ^ 128 llartln f28 Ji •• on income. Clean , rm ..restroom .ga3,i Iruck comtoctabte. closo to ' 1 bdrm. 1 bath S400tdop. L-I h ' S225mo. 324-2834* shopping. Includese s BfMWLEY REALTY ______l i _community.loutx)ry____ 734-6858 I s A >.« CnilTuos.-FrI 1-4pm.«n ■ EvoB'a Wkntis • SHOPPINO CENTER— *S C « to raA p ti. Dove410>8417 Oftice a Retail . S 2150 Mom St. ^* TWIN FALLS 2 Bdrm. 1 •2 934-6141 TOO fS» ) bath, atteched garage.J ”7M ™ 9 0?34?7368* ______> 1-B0&s>77-3Sga EHO' f ; tW iN PALLS------SI ■ i - — ■ » 70S F11lmorir^Brtck“ofR» ^ M ^VbUrn p. bidg lor lease. 2394 sq.R., > ToklngappHcaNonslw g oo d loeaUon. Could be > waiiir>g list. t. 2. & 3 bdrm. 5 multiple ten an ts. S20D0 opis. Mountain View East■Mt TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. m” m o ♦utilities. 734-1900 r . 678-9141* bath.W /Dhookup. — w/garage. close lo CSI.r tWIN'PALL6860sq.tt.d S ^ JEflT>Mk Nice 2 b d rm[to . »S25/SSOO dep 731-9214*I- new ottlce space available 4 lownhouse, all appls. No lor rent or lease. Owner r — 9 -smohino/peti, »495. Cell r win remodel lo suit lenanL' g 206-324-3213 ext. 106*?•*" ? b a m ^ to lrt.* rirlg " o wA * Call RIedeeel — _WC.Nopets.73?-089S.* Et>glneerlno a t 733-2448* ^ I iS aportrtiant. Cal?423-43?7377 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, ;2 YWllt f « L L i D.IIIO) 750 ► ' I • alter 7pm‘ bath.ga*hesl, Isncedyd.p- sq. n. Otnce bmkHnafnme aHDPEBT — No smoklng^Nts. $6504^♦ combo, 1 4 8 10th Ave. t 5 Taking appllcaUons lor dep.423-8felhr.nwg.* S450/mo, $450/dep. ______8 „ w « lllo o H st1 A 2 MriT).IT). TWIN FALLS 3 bedtOOffl,n. Pleaae call 734-4504* I . I Is. 2 balh. single garage. I 4-plex unit. 8595. Call m i . i>> OfHces-Venous Sbes • m 73t-2121or734-212r a Locations n J f TWIN FAlLS ARradlv* 2 i i h j ad bedrodm duplex, no1 "■"""Tsasy*-" 9 Kouslng.Nowtaklnag wnoklng. $528.794-5483.* 5 appiicai&ntlonorS2 •S bdrm. apts. Renl TWm FALLS AVAtU NOWi determined by Income.«. Secure 2 bdrm. 1 bath, HUO subsldued. Quietlet S4iopermo.48200dep.I: 6(> 6b{M Lg. *hop. rent Y o uI WON'r BEI1IEVEIHESA1 M n i K s ! U nHEARD i OF > neighborhood. EHO.I. Som e utus. m d No pets.I S350 or **a. 733-1359 or S SuoMlHwerVI. Located near downtown.1, 731-2219* % BIO 18th 8t Credit check required. _ YWiM.PALLSoNicei ------^ ------tan430:i38O of------— " C a n 208-733^2218.------ehop* /warehou**, 3 H01E»UI>RIi k e s / n e - mU K n O N I W - i > 312-2899* CESOFFERED^i - i *«***********•■ phase. CaU 734-7348.* M tim i ^ ' ------TWM PALLS------■Taking appllcailona forfo r A vallabt* 12/10. J u s i In[n Office S hop W arehouaa’a 1 waitingUatl. 2.& 3 bdrm. time for the holiday*. 3 VarkxiaSim r f D E U E H s i i m apartments. Southwood3o d bdrm, 1 bath duplex. 1222 y w iuSkiunHf! weuomeIIIfter 8 p j . !• Addl.sqn Ave. E. I450* l L ------^ sS^waSmslsONLYr « services pd. S3Z5ai26 W eekdays call Stave , a riagotdepo>H.8ee-77»f c u s m u 21, 734-1991. MY, IHBE Ci f i E m n nHTAUCTION. g^HearttiequMlM l f w iN F A U s d e ^ r oio M cC all c o n d o sleeps 6 ffi ••ve88allutla.locl.S2986 health dub a pod access. ^ Laural Park A p irtn wn ila Ia C a l 734-9483.* Avaii.12/09 thru 12/18. - SSOOWIer. 734-335T > l76Maurtc«6nel TWrNFALLSLarge « TwMFaM $ 7344198* 1 bdrm. w/bonus room. ___ appUanca*. garage. W/DD ^6to,^HBHDH MMI STW ililObSFSeS;>m* hookup, no *mokEie/p*t*.I. - k i-T P : « 2 bath, townhome. Hre-^ S450*dep,C*l73fr0473’»* ; piece. W/D hookup. S5B0 .« 4-dep.Nosmokino/peia.“ “ m n d FALLS U w . c M nn FtLCRStoraoe Units 734-2822 or 731% S6s* 2 bdrm*. i baUu4850*« S pedal rS m S'XIO' Ht ••saOPerMonthM •TWINFALLS downstair* : unltln3-pi«i.3 bM>room. ST- TWIN FAiLS N *w li>5 Decoration Storage • 2 both. W/D hookup. 9 Packing Soxea AvSGua ____J Appls. Ind. Some ullls. new. S890A9. 3 bdrm, 2 ------iJ-M W rCarjsbrt $800M*o. ♦ ! ' We Have 13'x42- umts Z seoo d « ^ . lorantheBIOToysti m Model o p e n 378 Lenor* .« Credit dt^& rels. req. ? 32S4810 ^ Wllla, Inc. 734-4411r ' Apt. 1. Call Chuck 733- 8207 or Tonni 734-4012.* g : i w i n m Lu w J ^ TWIN FALLS Newcar-r- 5000 *q. ft. with upper Z TWINFALLS pet/paini, c a ^ . tola ol9l tto ra o e and office s p M . • ••••eeeyeeeees '* atorage, W/0 hook-up.9. Located at 1920 Higfu^ • E»p9cttoMlmpn$$4d $S28.m o. (801)920.1200*r Ave. E. 81290 a month. 2 lOOOsqlt - Contact Roland Pelerson Z 2 bdrm. is®r !oT#ZCW387C fi L - 8380 4'depo*! 734*1g* bdrm. 1 balh, AC gas '0 0 S h u ^ m a 4 - D r . 4 * 4 ....*U______------~|BA4MD '94 Foiro n i ...... #W2235W vdJi-DtJ,___ ^______------JJOSSTleE— 191-lKi ------St ^MMooi^Aaorili I8uzu-Rodieo-4X4 S basement, car port.h s s ’S & c s r 2 - D r ...... ------IP282IA -99 FoiIH>rd Ranger Ext Cab 4X4 ;• Veronica644-ii8r; . '98 Honda Civic 2 W...... !."#P281: ? TWINFALLS lencedbackyard. B T 4 X 4 ...... ™..,.#KA7858820. '02 G* I* JiftatlgF U E i Mobile GMC 1500 Ext C ^ 4X4.I _____ ...... #KA1483( •••eeeeeeeeee*.• $5l0*d*p.Csi73Mm* ^<^^4X 4 PowerM /• SPARKUNQ CLEAN home space wlih water/ .;g !is5 » Ford F .250 C rew C ab 4X4<4 PowerStroke...jrKA7586: z StudK) & 1 bedroom' ! eewerlnehidiid.Foriecu- SAfUTOOA -'93 Fold E-250 Ci Chevrolet Corsica LT 4-DiDr...... ------.#P28U •• $395andup ■iwCabiixTptowirfSQSiiiteZ*EA15272A • Laundry ASloraoe APAffTMNTS di^''U nM isar* '99 Ford F-250 Cn Ford T em po...... *...... #UD1654i I x t C a b 4 X 2 « szoooit tst month rtm KiMiWLV.aingie wide '0 0 Ford FjISO Ext FordM50ExtCab4X2...... #GF28119l ! : 8338hoshoneN. Luxury 1 .2 &3bdim and new double spaces :c la i m ...... ; 738-2478734-4338 * Apartments avail. Priandly VlliaBe '91 Pfym ^'AccI Mhiubishi Calant..___ ....------JKB11« »• VVwWDrywmckided, r ...... M obile Bataie*. Ask '91 FoidX ^tar. 30^ M otor H o m e ...... S55 awtmming poo), .fttnesa. about 1 month rent FREEl kI A m ...... #ZC9038i ^ center. busiriM center. '92 Ponliac Grand iz z sS I Call 4 9 4 2 8 3 .* ^ j. jP MBsn^ . 85 Nissan Fid(up...... M...... #ZC9038^ 1 ^ Nw ^rm^pSwi, l»«vM«m»iiy. CL ...... ^ relrig. microwave, dish- YWiMPALLi SingiaA 'l^'FordT auruV ’GI •h* enclosed oarags*. ■M.jQpfe4X4 ------Ford Explorer X L T ^^4...... ------#PB0687! 5 w asher. W/D. Q a s flre- Caawvkrtigyl double spaeeaavall. Free Ford F-150 Em .« place. AC. W alsrto«aaen mo. rent C anw o Metal* . Irew Cd> Pow erstroke...... JEA46971A Mitsubishi Calant DE;...... ;.;.JMU1K '00 Ford F.350 Cn 2 .paid. Near school a park.^ w S S r E atataa C al 734 8084* ...... /P2909A 'W f oFord i M ustang ...... #LB163« 0 ELWOOO « EVANS '96 Ford Taurus Gl ______#LA333?DB '9 9 ChC l^ le t Tahoe U 4X4.. fi 784-1401* '98Plyini^,Crai . S yWi n f Al l &------,...... „^(»J«3jSD 'S 5dldie^^10Blazer4X^ T H E R tS T N O k : '97FWJ^»P«^ » i E = : « ;z ;;z z z g / scETHesesnsJI :.C .V -10D uJly.....,:...... M emry Sable...... 1 *FALLS APTS.* '99FordF-350S.t ...... «KA82l)g(IA '9 2 Ml ,- and Pheaaani view • • • • • • • • • a .l...... «Mjl135H '9 7 C li FwmbrookApL ^ S240 mo. 2bd n n . 2 bath. ------ZZ!>!"*P290i Z Towtihomea . ASAP c a l 481-S79&* : 1.2,3 Bdrm8.S34&485195 ;Conv*nl*nllyioca»d ______“ Som e DW» W/D hookup*.Jp*.- : Spackxn and dean. • No pets. 734-6600* bu*m**s s s .C a lto _ l*aae your luxury style EOH . _1..2..of.aBedtoomA^ . >Wn5t6^ l t iyarant^ltl' ------C O N N E C T ^ iH S IS fiS ------5 [ = F A X = TODAYI • • • • • • • • WITH I Y O U R 734-1800 , CUSTOMERS e47FawnbnMkAi«. WHO AD NEED YOUR ______XUISaXLASSlPlKO ------rSEflVICE------DBPARTMKNT Adv«rti«eln, E l HIB M a u m o aBUkaBbd.,N. i aM-7S4.flU« . t f t e ; aosjsU3&2M0 ■ J O d ' ■ •. r ..SiNvlctf ' y a t0«-677.4849 I Diraetory « ; I I ■ > (W IH L IV )

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AC, 283-4318 Of 732<683.‘ castle, Victorian or olher TheAnIrAnlmaP,$5500«fer. 324-31277 oor 324-1252’ all power, e x n — girl's styles. 423*4994I '"^BluemeeS* pa in 678-8845 alter 5 pm Call ------ST- -eves^7^1•06^^days*------OU3 gall^a08-4653* _ ja « tfY _ ’OQl ^ “S S g ? S 5 T lOER(Forsa/e) f ------—: LOADEICD $22,000. FORD ■«3 Rang also white. 1st shots.is! WANTED lor older grand SRTorboo 00 aumlH 700, lanQer4x4. jme Airport 60x50. L . m ? . J 423-57877or731-2973.’ C ieg.cab.5s«S speed, 82K. $ 3 y . Call20e<}66-7272^^2 piano any cor>dilkx). Call i Q l g i 1800. Polaria '96 TraU hoMI. ooHIce. U-lolO door. V______$ wim ^all 436-8896 or 736-^ CHEVY’OO*0TahoeZ71. - H850.83T937*4007 dir* nt’ 735-S108 or 539-2050’ '8860 or 536 2129* M u f l - WHEEL CHAIR like new, ^ QERMAN SHORTH a TIRr WANTH) Highestpr t5 T ~ ' baded.46Kmls F0RD’94F*1IF-150 extend SER S p a c e a v a T io r CHEVY'9:Y’97WT.ext. cab. "ttlJOOJ AKC, pups. Just fighi forlor paid for oUmiUtaty medals. used ve7 little, $250. Can and ball revolver, all the <3t-iI DOO *02 800 Summit ). 837-4007 dir* cab. CC. 5 5 spd,sp 4 wheel ' ' 326-5^ evenings leave |||; single engine aircraft 8ilverad(rado. PW. PL. exc. >, speakera. X>mas. Champion tines.)s. patches. tMdges, photos, ammo, nearly new. paid SMghmark 0 X, u nder 800 <200 mo message.* hm$478 eel $380 6780053.’ Hlg mo, 536-6371 msg.* cond.KKJ.75K, $9,900. O O O O E ’8 «. $5000. CaB S2S0Anales $3S0/lemaies.»s. souvenirs. 837-4007 tfr* cab, 324-5082 or 420-0870’ liekJ and flight gear. S..',isi:ris£ or 877*5010 • ' P*ulNuttlngy33-169r conceOO. Can-735-8177.* ^ l O P j CHCVYLlYLUV, (3) Complete ed, ta a tS ? 3ronco,V8aulO OOLDEN RETREIVER $690 AKC reg. puppies, born OW MOBIL TRAILER trucksks aI il n e e d w o rk , new Ures. i larp low mllea $12001010 lor SB 532-4987* wheel, rununning b o a rd s, 55K. $7600W 7:737-9944 Or 11/02. $250Anale8. $350/>0/ extra long bench to sei in. ^ aulm ark 4 place. fem ales. Have shots.IS. Call 733-78W.* ' ______iiioSclosed lots of extras, tm j mtle • wm to ld OOOQE'7ETSdumetruck 45K. extritr a s . $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 . 212-5311* rKJCR RiVEfl SPA H au : J««p eir«* mad 326-6692 or 212-3134 c h a i^ tire a ^ w k ^ icel. cond. Call 678* ard.$2MoX. 644-1714.I evenings.* F0R D ’87F-15C _ Wa n t e d living scnptures> runs great $lS00A>ffer a witbiB'3 hour* MSOLarloLeu* ^ 4 person, excelent cond. Ineloao iM H a a ? ■ ae can 280-1230* OODGE’O GOLDEN RETRIEVER: r animated Story set. can 308-4653* ^ $1500. Can 734-4008* exc€ V tb» *00 Cummins percab.torigbi AKC Pups. 1st shots.IS. CaD 734-1979.* j 2729AtLER 4 place ride CimaaieiadMl’c it F O R D•96 w F150 8 cyl..85K D‘*»«l.x4, quad cab. 6 fuw). ?r'SSK ml - HOI^DA’84XR390$t200, ^^ . cruise, AC. Beautiful pups, readyfly w a n t e d o w g n pum ps ' i/ride ofl. $2200. Call ^ .EEonm-T«*iFM» g ., red .2 WD, 5 spd. sp d j4 9 K<, , extra clean, ?- XR250 $200. XR200 M T r a0-7744.*! ______" AC, CD.:D.ABS.drlveisair. I $24,995 cale-934*8S80* 4100. Can 539-7460* . Santa $275. 436-6627 or» ” '? s .r s s r '' I MAMA '94 VMax 600, Slulf Sl to Sell? runs a ktooks great. I j a M l l S r .431-7223*______ToBy208-666431-2S02tv.msg.‘ Extras like h eated hand W/D. rnie 4 a w n lrw . central- m n }. 700 R4 wans, $300. «bui«45 now.$2S0.Cal645-22S4’ Ms.windsheiid bag. a •00 ttans. $150. 208 issjbii.'a«r C MIIAlb grips a rack extender. ducted $t: heat/air. 3 way ddlebags.$4500feller> 0?42bS4.- ■ ------U B p u p p lw 8 loftrwNtB- — w trwi* case, $200.- OMC 777 7 2i 2 , well main-- — » O U f-^ A d - T o -fcsoow fer. 788-8696------171refer, 2 way 10 gallon with BasecallM-4368.* oryelktw. Purebred. $22525 Call 539-9528* \ microvwave. extras. Nice C h e v y c a m h o o d , talned.1 excei cond. $2195/- liQtartai.q;w ------each. Call 734-8420.’ VAlUHA^seV^soexc. WIR mWTpSS^uSSSF. $100.10. *40 C h e v y p /u oflw. Cai rtbex. loaded. - cond. Can for details. $13.5000. 26 Call 208-644- LABS Chocolate a ivory. -I7l4evenings.*------S??1800/offer. Catl 733* heod,1d,$1M. Chevy , THE7WHCSNBflS m bSwe80*1S90* a . .a ' 837-6S74.* fun 05orS39-1265.* 4WD,), $150. S Mike make AKC/OSA axcbtoodUnes.n . Please call 539*5804 it/iki^EBA66 **o6rave ^ CLASlSSIFIED 536-2490 or 3SB-OI28’ 324-2450.* alter 4:30pm or before 2611.. generator, new DEPARiRTMENT 730am * furnace, recent rebuilt. 8 iV ^ TW E8 Studded, 14 m M ».84»2g7PV good condltton. $4000. ■ p |p [ W m e O lo B u y .------i?oo r « n i .’w o . if v n ' ' ------(c, U eed Oims. Jackpot 775-755-2641* Is work w/lift kit. TWIflIn Falls rSifJSrm M S C 'r r C k ^ H M s . a f c ^ ca: »■h ! Can 536-2679 leave m sg.' A U BOATS and motort A )DED TiRES Steel $1500,0>,C.fl731-6288*- 203.73 S i ingnowmtn. iton. bear. at drasltcaily reduced T ja r34,«538 K!diL!%; WANTED Viniage Barbie dradW.fP235-75R15 CHEVYWr *83 Suburban, nm s > wmier prices including ^ yote. red lox. etc. raw 25. Used 1 season. r,V>i s K S S S nnai^w m a lsy jc iii c h ro m e *cc«icceesorie*. _ doRs and ctothing. 1959 * pontoons. Ashing boats, ^ Can 208-532-4608 ca LABS purebred pups black m M u i m B ^ Can 736-5319.’ | » O w l uriav CaiI 73 735-17tr ck 1979. Interested in es* open bows and let IS pricing Informalton.’ b 3 and yellow. 1st shots,IS, tates artd collectiofts. Can kutieav^Y hu^ ®25S 3774543 SBc^MjS»ni ■ boats, new and used. NDi<5) Honkers du- S *Super Swamper c h e vY y ’91’fl 810. Blazer. 208*67 wormed. CaB 324-3208.’I* 733-1322 or 733-9688. cat 1000, exceoent cond. ^ 52e3£Sm - nma great. Ac Bert H w ta u g h Motor* PSC »me swivel chair, like “P"’*'15.5x16.5newon 4,44314.3 liter V6, toaded, " f r ti i i t m i MMATURE SCHNAUZERER WANTED- -H esston-1974i DewnKMnWancW L ■ Art1800 mUes, $4000/offer. ^ ime w h ee ls. $ 1000/ trtr tow i ------logreallolaL 436*1326 or 6 7 0 ^ 1 9 * ow pkg. good tires. 11 wk. old male AKC, 1st■st belt buckle, have yearsI 536-6323* Ar« •C*"^g>-S33l* X ar,!I. $3500. Call 539- FORD '88»HT ^ 4x4, Hig OMC’SIJInww shois A dewclaws, tailail 75.81,84.66,89,90 to sen. » 6 U -m ’96 Ultra $2700, 2533or3or324-2533eves.* ridesuspen•nston, lor pan* ***?c*rp*^fc dorte. 734-1149 aher S' 208-720-4938 (Hailey)* amiigraririr> lilArctic C o l'M Z R $2150. ^ U ton,3 2 » « 0 4 * cs8lil731-607S‘ 7a * 5 hp motor, trailer $ 1200. Arctle pui Cat *90 Prowler J S ; » CHEVYY ’9’98 Ext. c ab , 8.5 PIT BULL 3 month old F250 Lariat 4x4 O M CSIJaiwnyn m y lu lslz * . ' Please can 543-6089* $1000, pac 4 place Trailer k ^ ^ D D D h turbodtoidtosel, ^ to n . 119K F 0 R 0 7 9 F 2 lemale puppy. $175. lAL ^00 A lpha 3 0 ft :$l0,600.538«113’ new 460iV8,newtr*^: V Iveryftlngnawl Call 878-9898' w 6 0 D d r i f t Beal, ist $1500. 87 All one owner, ^91( y to mention. - -come-lstaerverRestored,- purchaed new. Tolal M»heel, 3 sllde-ouls, ____ CuCONNECT ------CHEVYJI , tra n s fe r, new “ " POMERANIAN AKC 6 s ol storage a extras.' womerfntertorr -W.«»*«>ar.er. 034-0980*...... -9 ; 1 se t w ood oars, tilt trlr, betpackage *$6800. Can WITH V 5 V t"'c‘: S p^ - - ~ w eeks. 3 males, 1 blackn 1 HELPlcllPiroR\ lOhp engine, extra paint ih677-3631 or 431-0821’ lar psnel, perfect cond. heels a much OMC‘•3 ILESLE eitra cab, sable. 1 parti, 1st shots & C O M M U N IT Y N E A T IncU. great for fishing a co) II734-3440 any time* CU!:UCTOMERS tmost $20,000 . «T.dwvi.w«, w el maintain* wormed, litlle ilulfballs . duck hunting. 1st $950 Cli Sportsmaster 27IL «e«(). 454 vortex. S aph»i400hrs.m ter, eic. cortd. 731-3160or734-3040.’.* f^ease remove att 00' bought new, looks new! ! ^ ‘ Ml <^366-2689 <88a0734n,$i250. illeni condillon. clutch, net 177*4847 or SHELTIE Puppies, pure-T- to keep the commi/*' Q B i1 h* track, new clutch! WSt13^896 or 420-2830* A01k d v e r t l s e t n $ 12,500^OOtolfer. 539-2429* R uns well.KI mkS hS; . bred all male. $175. CaH«n nIty dean, let's workt «atiPB h a^eLLeit., p Snewi skils. electric start. pMAORlifiNER li ’7>8 17‘ t h e rtomatWfhc5T^^.p*n.you. ! ^ 1 ______3. OMC •sa Sierra 662-3492 or S39-0342* kx>ks new. Can 366-2689 good ierra 1500 SLE _ together and show/ flberglass,ms78aokler XL If contained, landem, < cttiwftM Ills yowf FORD ’891150 1 extended Oflroad package,pad 3rd or 366-7969.*. 54> S e r v j c e SHIH-TZUAKC------pride In our town. Ford a Chevy. $125. PU 50C le, near new tires, con- * KtwdUe. Pul daut- cab, 351 AT.AC.120K. A door.AC,IC,PW.PL. Ready ler Chrtatfflaa! stock/wood rack, $75. Zl«>0LARI8 *S7 700 Indy ROAITied propane tanks, Directory U i«ni««ime-uving drMory bucket seae ats, shell/tlner. mirror*, fill,.oulB cnji e, AM/FM ;?! Thank you tor your 423-6343 after 6 p.m. or oti/ M l and MivkM to D a y s 7 3 4 $350. 1st Shols. Slaner XLT. piped. P o laris *97 sellIW icountertop sinks. 733J»)93i ext 2 irr, » ,P 8 tow pack- kits. Call 436-3360* . cooperation 53»«e09.‘ lor500 RMC Boih run great, axle,.500. CaR 843-6782.* evenings7! D. 324*539Z* TOY POODLE AKA lemale Zleman 2 place drive veru ready December 15. oti/bn trailer $6S00/offer new $650. Can 734-9078.’ loran.C afl736«>23.* $2.5( ------UllBRE tS T O C K A ^ I . *Baretta'bird. wlth6'cage' f M iCON only $695. He needs a n iS S f B k>vinghome736-ae97.* CM Recei luffed Amnial Wilmil Every VelilclclePurcliased! JS Chewy BlazB: AIRCOMPRE880R IC BraailAmslAnieivsA G IA N TStii Campbell Hausleld, oil CQIIN type, real 2 hp. 20 gal. $ 100. Drywall stilts, Sso. m -C m iSE . STEREO Drywall corner crimper.. ifalBufof $20. 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; 6 h AIN8AW I^2M 20- . bar.2extracttakls.$l76. • 850-389f SCRgtL^ffBEgKSg: , : 226. Fret blades assorted ; sizes, a wood cr«ttbooks. - I 1— $800. O e n e « 733-6828* _LJ_iHZSBBnHii25EL “I.....:--manrW lVM Vruna • great.oraat'oond. n o w v Q ; S24S^.cai72M 0Sr O N L Y . . . ■ ; WELoen~iMeMnMo2io I ' wlrefead. Used only.2 UVK9 W IL L MAVm YtHM ' I t i m I 9018.Uneoln900 mm JEROME ■ mOMT WAT. I M MONr CAK. mB00-2B7-70iwo • ^ 2 4 r 3 9 i i * I 4. Pontiac ■ t . B ^ ^ 1 E!h IIb b h !1b ■ ■ m ll

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______67d-se3av _ ■ _ltKjttle»JooclcoQdiiioa------jeep-TS-CJTriow-miies: _$7.100-cilij33-6e64:---- 3 ^ ■V-S AT. •xcollani cond.J n T M 6NbA ^66 6IVIC H atch. • S4800. Colt 737-9503' rr; lire#!*^/FM ?Ca«! J C O L N ^ e e p W CherokM Larodo n eo d t som e worV. s i ooo.5o® $t600Wfercall280.1pS5' ------^----- CBim.55ifl/— 7 Leave a door. AC, PW^s*unrobl. JEEP '91 Chenfiiw Uredo 4 0. PW. P l ^ . funsAwks^ IskSTiSSffii" .flfeait..g:wo,a3y-6e7r.{j!.® $9000. Call 734.9522' ~ ajBBTaeiSTsnnss:0. B i f l ■ ^y>xi. runs great. $40OO/ofler.fl— Idlekauff Dowvntown Is ovc I cab, new belts, hoses.OS. Please call 536-6640* rei^ocked wi I trade-ins. ' timing choln. walor pump. !!!5i MERCEDES “OS 190E 2.6. .shocks & clutch, CD. lool ^ H Midd Only 92K miles. Large ■box. bed liner. 12SK. overhead cam engine. : $6500. dail 539^168.*__ Loadod. Conlral kKklng. ^ H fi^AN*OQPaihflndorSE.SE, a larm , a ir tia g s, pow er ^ - 3 0 * ...... ■ toaded. 30Kmlk». se a ts & sun rool, cruiso, * 1 0 ^ K . 4 0 ’ ‘ ' $17,000 637>4007 dir'r* AC. mag rims. exc. TOYOTA '66 4x4 pickup.MQ Interior. New touring radi- ( l i r e $3000 Arm. Call Becky al Ilres, roar brakes, bolls. 734-1596.' . Optima battery. Metlcu- - - _lou8ly_sorvlced. A great ------TOyOTA-'90'4*Runnerr car. only $10,900. OK njnsgrMtCO,air.$6500. I Sl •. Auto System. Jim Taiter. Ca020&934^ee9.* _ Call work 733-3077 or TOYOTA 02 RAV 4 AT.\T.. -hom e 734-3129.* AC. PW. PL^xc. cond.«:-JBBCUgSSB55i3S. ------S1T.500m9r734000S^® -i dr. sporl, exc. cond. ■ only 72K. $2700. Call bftiEEt ■ 734-3319or212-3319.' m ■ BEhtfUnV *96 tracer. = AMIFM cassette. AC. b o o a e *92 conversion,”*• standard, verygoodcond. •,TV/VCn.ve7 Sharp. InsMe & o u i $2200A)t>er. U I^;li||,FSlS fir^-^serve!l! - caM Eric U9-7060* B _ 662-9223or431-9293.' iSbdOE ^ Caravan iJK ~ ' mli. Good cond. Fully11/ c la ss ic c ar, looks, runs W i t h | i r i 6 e i s e , t h e y loaded. New tires. $8100^ great. $2000. 733.6366.* ^ e r . CaB 720-1097' _ RiSftAN ‘«4 Sentra xg. DODGE '00 Grand Cara-- 4dt'. cruise, AC. 5 spd, w o i i * t be here ino n g ! Vifl3.e Wer.hjOyloKted. new lires, SO+MPO, low p a ck a g e, TVA^CR,R. Cail 306-5358' CD. $17,000. Please caB ** R IS5X R ‘M Ultima d k e i 67»«403 or 677-6010’ _ 52K. exc. cond.. $8500. l;MotaAeroet«,100K.>K. 733*9242 or 734-4124* fullaerviot records. 6LU ttM iLe‘Ueutiasa $2800. 734-a084«ves.'_ Supreme, runs, needs ^SST^WmdstarVan. work. $ 900.539-5464.* • ^ ------r Achieve, V-6, AC, 4 dr.. $6,890.637*4007 dk* _ 65K miles. $4,750. W W $ » f e x i. window van,in, 837-1007 d ir if — >1- -atJtM 0M l-*6l-Aunifa.- tt o u tr i iiejiie KH 36K miles, heated seats. AU6‘nW & dended.M, leaded. Sacrtftoe O i D o n ’j ------AWD.-|o«ted,-new Bresrrsr “ $16,900.637-4007 d ir- HO trana 6 tow package. g- W7M«iWW5unaanoe VMvMboolcaMOaS.T Duster eoupe. V-6.6 spd.. :73»6263evMAr.meg.* 'l. s p o il e r , mag w h e e ls , iumW wvmiM...sn exeeilenl cond. $1800. .rebuM RtMor. needs acmeije n^yw 420-30n* •work, S1600.78S 4eea* F ------hJIU IA V Vmk Van. .Eweleni eond, 1 owner.B :7»4-478» Of 420-6189* * Excellent conditlonl 4dr., lew mies. CaB 643-4663’ R N m e ‘M Trans Am. ■ 3 6 0 6 .7 liter ram air. 6 spd.. T-tep, losded. sell Tl forpayon.Cal9OM078* K H TUe‘Udr«KiAm ' In our Qtfort to s O b o o r , PW, PL. m ake our 3lKmBes, $9,990. classified section, 637-4007 <»• ; HMTUe'UdrandPrk _____ ‘freepfanyerrors, '• -.4 dr. power.everythlng.. p le ^ check ^urr CD, spoiler, aloy wheels, ad for any w affanty. $11,976 P! mistakes the first * I DK W m e g a c y WaS: day that It mns. After that time The Times-Newsi li 'Will not be THE TW ES NEWS responsible for any errors. Monday thru Friday ^ w n ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ StopintoeeeueofcaH today end we w«t help » % PratSSURE CAR DEAL* Efts? Want to save thou­ r « i l l a b l « sands on your next used TWM Falls Offlce ______It you » H v > A »C « ______interested. CaU 208-431- 2886. Wa saved our last customef $3000.* • • Of Burley Offlce 12S30varfaH)dAv«. __ 1.«X77.404a I s TRANSMSSIONS .Special $350.95. Most other options. For into call Drmrfinr t t S 3 American vehicles. 7 3 3 < n o .’ l i B j i i U w :parta,iaber&lnsta«atlen I included. 99K $2695.312-5025 i iB uyaBiiy u a e d ciE a r H M o y ETT^ VW >61 J e tta (iL A t.new • # € i y i’■ ■ • n i s r saMiMUs* transm ission, ttOK k througl $1905. Can 312-5025. |h Soluidciy " - M * I UICK *M Skylark, neww ieltaaL,66k Nnir^fcA^sid tires will be In lo pay>y- maes. 4 door, with extras. IK brakes, runagood,i. exc. cond. $6200/effer. r m r n ^ $lOOOMer. 8 2 M ^ C a l 734-9121.* A S a d il U c ‘61 bevilie, 4 r WABMIMr' I door. exe. oond., leethef < q n r e « i^ j L o o o Sosti ------~ w w r$ 4 W . 326-47Bg’ dTmaSieSemalme SADILijkc ‘ss Seviile.*• Illle Is In Ihe nam e ot ------.exc. condHlon, Must kee.•• Bte eeler. Under ktaho $6400W0 ol the veNde, vehicle 3 B I ■Ceshenly Ca6644-1761'I* Identfficattons number, *4^WVY-MLumma.77.8KK emouni paid and nanh »If fnfeliw fcw l r. . e(e)and«ddrasse(the ssijswssif;'*'- newpurchtaer.ThebM f • i l :n o ta a iiim M b e slg n e d , E l h h M C O I-L N ME^ R Y ''-._ V ^ ftsiw Mpiw ^

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