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Magicvalley.com T.F.fireworks guaranteed on the Fourth Thursday night and has dis- works shows and to ask the July 5 show canceled BREAKING NEWS BY THE NUMBERS cussed other events leading community to donate money up to the Fourth. Pierce said to both. She said the two • $12,000 was needed by this Saturday By Nick Coltrain any additional money raised groups will probably hash out MAGICVALLEY.COM • $17,236 was raised by Wednesday Times-News writer will be used as a seed fund for a 2011 plan in the coming You read this story first online. • 4,181 people are members of the “Protest 4th of July on the 5th the 2011 fireworks show. months. in Twin Falls” Facebook group. This July 4 will be, well, the “The community has said “When the Fourth of July is Fourth in Twin Falls. fireworks show is now guar- ‘This is our event,’”she said. behind us, we’ll probably all An outpouring of commu- anteed for July 4. Southern meeting protested Southern Since that meeting, local Pierce said Southern Idaho sit down together and make nity donations rocketed past Idaho Fireworks has also can- Idaho Fireworks’ move of the radio station KIRQ-FM 102.1 Fireworks has been very sup- any possible plans for the the early goal of $12,000 set celled its July 5 show. celebration to the day after spearheaded a fundraising portive of her group and is future,” she said. “The more by July 4 show organizers to “I really did not expect the Fourth of July holiday. drive that netted more than sharing its plans and people involved, the better it surpass their grand goal of within 10 days to hit this Some of the event’s major $6,000, and the Facebook resources for the original July is. So it’s wonderful that so $17,000 on Wednesday after- goal,”Pierce said. sponsors weren’t comfort- page of the July 4 fireworks 5 fireworks show. many people got together.” noon. While some planning The fight over flares erupt- able with a July 4 celebration group gained more than Olivia Rowe, co-chair- for the event still needs to be ed May 24, when dozens of because it falls on a Sunday 4,000 members. woman of Southern Idaho Nick Coltrain may be finalized, fundraiser organiz- community members at a this year, prompting the The group still has a Fireworks, said it would be reached at ncoltrain@magic- er Ruth Pierce said the city’s Twin Falls City Council move to July 5. fundraising event planned for redundant to have two fire- valley.com or 735-3220. Shaping up for summer Alleged Wildland murderer’s firefighters slog through annual bullet struck endurance test second victim By Nick Coltrain Times-News writer Paul man won’t face death penalty At mile one, Eric Killoy thought, “Only two more to By Laurie Welch Medical Center. go.” Times-News writer According to court Two-and-a-half miles records, Arellano is also into the endurance test, with BURLEY — Cassia charged with felony aggra- his 45-pound pack feeling County’s prosecuting vated battery after the sin- heavier and heavier on his attorney has decided not to gle 9 mm bullet exited 165-pound frame, the seek the death penalty for a Monica Arellano’s body thought continued: “Only Paul man who allegedly and struck Federico Llanos half a mile to go.” shot and killed his Castillo in the He tried not to concen- estranged wife chest. trate too much on the dis- Saturday at a Burley Cassia Regional tance, instead falling into the bar. Medical Center rhythm of his footsteps and Juan Manuel spokeswoman Geri the sounds of Tom Petty and Arellano, 40, was Alejandro said hip-hop artist Tech N9ne in charged with felony Castillo was his headphones. first-degree murder admitted to and For Killoy, a 24-year-old after he allegedly Arellano released from the wildland firefighter for the shot Ramona hospital on Sunday. Bureau of Land Manage- Monica Nanez Arellano, 32, According to the criminal ment entering his seventh of Paul, in the torso at the El complaint, Arellano has season, the pack test is part Paralito Saloon. She later of being on the crew. He, died at Cassia Regional See ARELLANO, Main 2 along with his younger brother, is following his father’s footsteps and plans to make firefighting a career. State considers new Killoy would have pre- DREW GODLESK/For the Times-News ferred to run the three laps Erik Valdez, left, helps Amanda Russell, 21, get her 45-pound vest fitted before they begin walking three around the College of miles for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management annual firefighter endurance certification Wednesday at the standards for students Southern Idaho. The College of Southern Idaho campus in Twin Falls. More than 100 people participated. required speed-walking By Ben Botkin LEARN MORE emphasizes endurance over ished her test and almost near the fire lines, BLM Times-News writer speed, he said, and is similar MORE ONLINE immediately dropped her spokeswoman Sky Buffat To view proposed standards to the hikes firefighters take WATCH BLM firefight- vest to the ground. said. The walk kicked off the Idaho’s public schools and submit comments, visit while working the fire lines. ers talk about the “They work hard,” Killoy training for the fire crews, may eventually follow a www.sde.idaho.gov. “The weight on your back endurance test. said. “They are pushing it which includes a mile-and- new set of common core A public meeting is sched- really pounds your legs as MAGICVALLEY.COM and giving it everything a-half run and push- standards for English lan- uled for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday you go,”he said, dressed in a they’ve got. up/pull-up challenge. guage arts and mathemat- at Canyon Ridge High T-shirt and the canvas pants “That’s something I do After physical testing is ics that are aimed at rigor- School in Twin Falls. characteristic of firefighters, Behind him, his 100-plus and expect them to do completed today, the BLM ously preparing students his sweat now dried. co-workers slogged through because when you’re out will hold a program-wide for their future careers and explain the proposal and Killoy aimed to beat his the test. Sweat drenched there on a fire, those are the orientation on Friday, before college educations. gather feedback, including brother in the test, which, their T-shirts and foreheads. kind of people you want rookie firefighters head to The state’s been involved one this Tuesday in Twin despite a respectable finish a Those not walking shouted working next to you.” Methodist Camp north of since June 2009 in the Falls. few seconds shy of 37 min- encouragement to those who The training is mandatory Fairfield for Basic Fire Common Core State “I think that it will pro- utes, “I failed to do. Again.” were. A young woman fin- for anyone working on or School, held next week. Standards Initiative, an vide students, teachers, effort with 47 other states parents and (the) commu- that has the goal of making nity the standards of suc- students competitive with cess in math and language their peers across the arts,” said Mary Lu Barry, nation and globally. Only secondary programs direc- Officials: Fire season tough to predict Alaska and Texas are not tor for Twin Falls School participating. District. “If there is a dif- By Nick Coltrain said the BLM’s Twin Falls District is by tomorrow,” said spokeswoman Julie The proposed voluntary ference or if there is an Times-News writer preparing for a normal fire season — Thomas. “And in July and in August, it standards were released emphasis, it’s on college about 100 flare-ups that consume could be very hot.If so,we’ll be a lot more Wednesday, but they aren’t and career readiness and Factors such as two fairly calm prior 90,000 acres. concerned than we are now.” in place for Idaho yet. that’s probably the most fire seasons and rainfall through Erik Valdez, prescribed fire technician She said the Forest Service is also Before that can happen, the significant change.” Memorial Day don’t make it any easier to for the BLM, said there are too many preparing as it normally does. Thomas standards will need Barry said she hopes the predict the burn of this summer’s season. variables to accurately predict the sever- asked people to take caution with fire in approval from the Idaho standards will better pre- “Oftentimes, significant spring rain ity of the season. the forest: just because the forest has State Board of Education pare students for needs means more fuel when the summer heat “There’s always potential for fire,”he seen a lot of rain doesn’t mean everything and head to the Legislature beyond high school. For starts drying things out,”said Sky Buffat, said.“Just because we have a lot of mois- is too moist to catch. in 2011 for a vote. example, some students spokeswoman for the U.S. Bureau of ture doesn’t mean we won’t have fire.” As an initial step, the who enter college after high Land Management. At the Sawtooth National Forest, the Nick Coltrain may be reached at Idaho State Department of school require remediation But, she said, the fuel moisture rating predictions are largely the same. [email protected] or 735- Education is holding a is better than it was last year.Overall, she “We could see not another drop of rain 3220. series of public meetings to See STANDARDS, Main 3

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Pat’s Picks TODAY’S HAPPENINGS Three things to do today ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Pat Marcantonio “Peter Pan,” dance recital presented by Nielsen School of Dance and Stargazer FIND MORE ONLINE • Summer reading pro- in Sun Valley. This is sug- Dance Co., 6:30 p.m., College of Southern Check out our online calendar where you grams are rolling along at gested for mature audiences Idaho Fine Arts Auditorium, 315 Falls Ave., can submit events and search by category area libraries. Fit, Food and of high school age and older. Twin Falls, Stargazer is celebrating its 25th Fun summer reading pro- Tickets are $25. The play anniversary, $6 at the door or from any for specific events and dates. gram registration for pre- continues June 4 and 5 and Stargazer member, proceeds go for the www.magicvalley.com/app/calendar/events/ school through young adult June 10 through 12. Willadean and Pam Nielsen Scholarship children is from 10:30 to • And for something Fund, 732-6221. 11:30 a.m. at the Burley completely different, the Edward Albee’s “The Goat, Or Who is 733-3974 or twinfallschamber.com. Seventh St., Rupert, no cost, 436-3874. Public Library, 1300 Miler Nielsen School of Dance and Sylvia?” preview night, presented by The Ave. There is no cost. If you Stargazer Dance Co. pres- nexStage Theatre, 7 p.m. at 120 S. Main St, LIBRARY MUSEUM don’t live in Burley, search ents “Peter Pan” at 6:30 Ketchum, the play is a mix of drama and for a summer reading pro- p.m. at the College of comedy designed to challenge the theater Day care story time, 10 a.m., for children of Faulkner Planetarium “Planet Patrol: Solar gram near you. Southern Idaho Fine Arts audience to question their beliefs in social day cares and homeschools, Jerome Public System Stake-Out,” 2 p.m., Herrett Center • The nexStage Theatre Auditorium. Tickets are $6, taboos, suggested for mature audiences of Library, 100 First Ave. E., 324-5427. for Arts and Science, north end of the presents Edward Albee’s and proceeds go for a schol- high school age and older, $25 each, 726- Filer Public Library preschool story time, College of Southern Idaho campus, Twin drama/comedy,“The Goat, arship fund. 4TKS; first 50 tickets sold on preview night 10:30 a.m., Filer Public Library, 219 Main Falls, $4.50 for adults, $3.50 for seniors Or Who is Sylvia?” at 7 p.m. are $10 each. St., 326-4143. and $2.50 for students, no cost for children at 120 S. Main St., Ketchum. Have your own pick to Fit, Food and Fun summer reading program younger than age 2, 732-6655 or The cast includes Richard share? Something unique to BENEFITS AND FUNDRAISERS registration, young people, preschool csi.edu/herrett. Dreyfuss’ son, Harry the area that may surprise through young adult children can explore Dreyfuss, a 2009 graduate people? E-mail me at Tip-a-Cop fundraiser, local law enforcement the world of water fun through stories, SCHOOL EVENTS of The Community School [email protected]. officers will be serving trays to assist at the songs, games and other activities, 10:30 to Perkins Restaurant & Bakery, 6 a.m. to 7 11:30 a.m., Burley Public Library, 1300 Miler Heritage Academy open house, a proposed p.m., donations accepted in the form of tips Ave., no cost, 878-7708 or valerie@bpli- charter school for the Jerome area, 7 to 9 to the officers, silent auction with items brary.org. p.m., Jerome Senior Center, 520 N. donated by local business, all proceeds will Summer reading program, games, crafts Lincoln, no cost, www.heritagecharter- Arellano benefit the local Special Olympics Athletes, and stories, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., 417 school.com. Continued from Main 1 me,” Arellano allegedly said also been charged with in the court affidavit. felony attempted first- Arellano allegedly told G RADUATE PROFILE degree murder for trying to police he and his wife had fire a shot at the bar’s securi- been having problems since ty guard, Hector Lara, who December. wrestled him to the ground According to court after the alleged shooting. records, Arellano allegedly Filer’s Beard an all-around student All three charges carry an had the handgun tucked into enhancement penalty for the back waistband of his By John E. Swayze the use of a deadly weapon in pants when he went into the Times-News correspondent the commission of a felony. bar. When Arellano’s wife While Arellano faces the came in and started dancing FILER — Some students possibility of spending the with another man, Arellano just seem to have their act rest of his life in prison, followed her onto the dance together. Filer High School Cassia County Prosecutor Al floor and allegedly shot her. teachers say senior Bryce Barrus said his office won’t According to the court Beard can be listed among seek the strictest penalty it affidavit, a Cassia County those ranks. can request. Sheriff’s deputy asked Beard, 18, credits the suc- “A lot goes into the deter- Arellano if he knew who the cesses he has had in academ- mination of whether or not male was who was shot and ics, athletics and public serv- you seek the death penalty,” he said “whoever she was ice to parents who passed on a Barrus said. “You have to dancing with.” balanced work and play ethic meet certain criteria and it’s According to the criminal that has served him well dur- pretty strict. This case does- complaint, Lara said he saw ing his high school years. n’t meet the criteria. It car- Arellano with a gun walking “Have fun and enjoy the ries a maximum penalty of toward the dance floor. After high school experience, but, life in prison and we have the shot was fired Lara at the same time, take the filed other charges as well. allegedly struggled with serious aspect of it,” Beard There will be more than Arellano and hit Arellano said about his philosophy. enough for the judge to work several times on the head “Make sure you’re coming with in this case.” while telling him to let go of away actually learning According to the court the gun. Lara said Arellano something. It’s fun to mix affidavit, Arellano allegedly allegedly attempted to shoot both of them.” told police he shot his wife him during the struggle. According to Filer High because she was cheating on speech teacher Kristy him. Laurie Welch may be Forester, the pursuit of aca- “I’m tired of them laugh- reached at lwelch@magic- demic excellence amounts to ing at me, right in front of valley.com or 677-5025. more than lip service for Beard, a class valedictorian with a 4.0 grade point aver- Courtesy photo age. Filer High School senior Bryce Beard, center, is pictured with fellow classmates Danny Dyson, left, and “With Bryce, you know Robert Willis. 5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS why you’re in the classroom. He’s an exemplary student BRYCE BEARD TWIN FALLS COUNTY who achieves at a high rate in WEDNESDAY ARRAIGNMENTS everything he does,”Forester Age: 18 Ashley L. Summer, 26, Twin Falls; possession of a controlled sub- said. “He takes advanced School: Filer High School stance, $10,000 bond, public defender appointed, preliminary courses in speech, English After graduation: Beard plans to serve a two-year church mission, after which he is considering pur- June 11 and government, and is one suing a career in dentistry or optometry. Ricardo C. Beraun Jr., 23, Twin Falls; possession of a controlled sub- of the most polite kids you Graduation: Beard and 82 of his classmates will graduate during a 6 p.m. ceremony Saturday at the stance, $20,000 bond, public defender appointed, preliminary would want to meet.” College of Southern Idaho Gymnasium in Twin Falls. June 11 Beard has also been a Tony Tellez, 30, Buhl; unlawful possession of a firearm, $30,000 bond, standout for Filer’s varsity and medal in my junior year, organized a free January and then learning to apply public defender appointed, preliminary June 11 basketball team and proved and 15th place in my senior dental sealant day for 16 to 20 the sealant,” Hughes said. to be a consistent runner year.” Filer Elementary School stu- “He’s the type of young man IDAHO LOTTERY during two years of cross- The pinnacle of Beard’s dents. you hope your daughter country competition. high school career is proba- “My biggest concern was marries.” Wednesday, June 2 “I started running to stay bly best defined in his sen- how we were going to take 04 09 14 39 43 Powerball: 38 in shape for basketball and ior-project work. Under the care of so many, but I was John E. Swayze may be Power Play: x4 found out I loved it,”he said. direction of Twin Falls den- amazed by how much work reached at 326-7212 or Wednesday, June 2 “I was able to take fifth place tist Jim Hughes, Beard Bryce put into organization [email protected]. WILD CARD: 06 10 12 25 27 Ace of Diamonds June 2 1 9 1 AROUND THE VALLEY June 1 7 6 2 May 31 9 8 1 CSI gets $25,000 “It gets them engaged in $50,000 less than the delays of as much as 10 min- Wednesday, June 2 higher education early and Airport Authority’s con- utes. A pilot car will be in grant from Qwest gives them a head start on sulting engineer estimated. operation during the lane 04 07 10 22 32 HB: 7 All the cluck accomplishing their goals.” The project is to seal most of closure. In the event of a discrepancy between the numbers Fresh eggs from your backyard? Foundation shown here and the Idaho Lottery’s official list of winning We’ll tell you how. The IEN is a state effort to the pavement at the airport. Specialized Pavement numbers, the latter shall prevail. The College of Southern connect more than 200 Markings, of Tualatin, Ore., www.idaholottery.com 334-2600 Tuesday in Home & Garden Idaho in Twin Falls is schools during the next two Sun Valley Road is the contractor for the receiving a $25,000 grant years with two-way $149,000 project. from the Qwest Foundation interactive communication. night work delayed WEATHER to grow its access to college District 23, 26 courses for students in rural Nearly $740,000 in The start of night work on areas through the Idaho the Idaho Highway 75 Republicans to / Education Network. airport projects heads spur/Sun Valley Road has meet today 24 7 The grant will pay for 175 to T.F. City Council been delayed until Monday students to each take a dual- due to anticipated wet and Republicans in Idaho credit course through CSI, A $403,642 pavement cold weather, the Idaho Legislative District 23 will which allows them to sealing project and a Transportation Department hold a reorganizational simultaneously earn high $335,871 master plan update announced Wednesday. meeting at 7 tonight at That school and college credits. for Joslin Field, Magic Valley The contractor has One Place, 1003 Main St., Circulation phones open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily The grant is also a chal- Regional Airport will be sent rescheduled the work to Buhl. TIMES-NEWS and 6 to 10 a.m. on weekends for questions lenge to other businesses to to the Twin Falls City install durable pavement District leadership and about delivery, new subscriptions and vacation pay for more students to Council for its approval. markings from Ketchum to state Republican Party con- PUBLISHER/EDITOR stops. If you don’t receive your paper by Brad Hurd ...... 735-3255 6:30 a.m., call the number for your area participate in the program, The nearly $740,000 in Sun Valley. vention candidates will be NEWSROOM before 10 a.m. for redelivery. said Qwest Idaho President projects were approved Crews will work for two selected during the meeting. News tips before 5 p.m...... 735-3246 Jim Schmit. Tuesday by the airport’s nights from 10 p.m. to 6 Information: Gary Davis, MAIL INFORMATION News tips after 5 p.m...... 735-3220 Curtis Eaton, executive advisory board. The proj- a.m. to replace existing 326-4980. Letters to the editor ...... 735-3266 The Times-News (UPS 631-080) is published daily Wood River and Lincoln Co. Bureau . . .788-3475 at 132 Fairfield St. W., Twin Falls, by Lee director of the CSI ects will be 95 percent paid paint striping, ITD stated. A similar meeting for Obituaries ...... 735-3266 Publications Inc., a subsidiary of Lee Enterprises. Foundation, said the grant for by the Federal Aviation Work could be delayed Republicans in District 26 is Periodicals paid at Twin Falls by The Times-News. ADVERTISING Official city and county newspaper pursuant to will help CSI expand its Administration with the again due to sustained wet also set for today at the fire Advertising director John Pfeifer . . . . .735-3354 Section 6C-108 of the Idaho Code. Thursday is support of dual-credit stu- rest falling on the city and weather or low tempera- station meeting room on CLASSIFIEDS hereby designated as the day of the week on dents. county, said Bill Carberry, tures, according to ITD. Main Street in Eden. Customer service ...... 733-0931, ext. 2 which legal notices will be published. Postmaster, please send change of address form to: P.O. Box “Dual-credit is a valuable airport manager. One lane will be closed Information: Cathy Roemer, CIRCULATION 548, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303. tool for any young person The sealing project went while crews are working. 308-5034. All delivery areas ...... 733-0931, ext 1 planning to go to college,” to Intermountain Slurry Drivers should watch for ...... or 1-800-658-3883 Copyright © 2010 Magic Valley Newspapers Inc. Circulation director Robert Ronco . . . .735-3327 Vol. 105, No. 154 Eaton said in a statement. Seal Inc., which bid about flaggers and be prepared for — Staff reports Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho LOCAL/WEST/FROM PAGE ONE Thursday, June 3, 2010 Main 3 Carrying the flame of hope “I think it was a really because Savannah is back T.F. Special Olympics event helps, TIP A COP good turnout this year,”said home.” Perreira, who has coordi- The torch run was an Where: Perkins Restaurant & Bakery, 1564 Blue Lakes Blvd. N., nated the torch run for the opening act for the charity honors athletes past and present Twin Falls past eight years. event that continues with By Rebecca De Leon When: 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. today Participants included today’s “Tip a Cop” event at What: Times-News writer MORE ONLINE Area law enforcement officers will serve meals, with tip pro- Special Olympics athlete Perkins, when officers will ceeds and 25 percent of sales going toward Special Olympics. Matt Holston, 22, of Twin serve meals from 6 a.m. to 7 WATCH a video of Also: A fundraising silent auction for various items will be held. Approximately 20 people, the torch run. Falls. He has competed in p.m., with tips and some mostly police officers, ran MAGICVALLEY.COM cycling and bowling for four proceeds going to Special from Twin Falls City Park to with the Henstocks to sup- officers. They were so spe- years, training under Donna Olympics. Perkins Restaurant & Bakery port Savannah at the 2007 cial to Savannah. They were Rae Henstock. A fundraising silent auc- Wednesday to spread word died April 26 at 26 years old. World Special Olympic always there to hug her.” Henstock said her family tion will also benefit Idaho and support for Special Savannah had been a Special Games. On Wednesday, With a police escort, has found solace through Special Olympics athletes. Olympics Idaho and area Olympics athlete since she Henstock choked back tears Wednesday’s torch run the community’s support “It’s always wonderful athletes. was 7. as she thanked Perreira and moved along the 2.7-mile and memories of when people show support,” Though she didn’t run, Henstock said both she Idaho State Police Capt. Rob run north at a steady clip. Savannah’s participation in Henstock said. “The dona- one observer still carried a and her daughter were close Storm for their support over At the front of the pack, past torch runs. tions really do help us so personal tie to the torch run. to police officers who the years. the Special Olympics “Death is a tragedy for much. It covers the cost of Hollister resident Donna donated time to Special “It’s important for people “Flame of Hope” was held those of us left behind,”she travel, lodging, food for the Rae Henstock is a trainer for Olympics Idaho. to know that they spend high to symbolize the con- said. “But not for those that athletes and participation Special Olympics athletes in Twin Falls Police time with my team,” nection law enforcement move on. We were able to fees. It’s so needed to show southern Idaho. Her daugh- Department employee Henstock said. “There is a officers have with athletes bring a sense of joy and hap- the athletes that you care ter, Savannah Henstock, Tracy Perreira went to China great feeling of love from the as guardians of the event. piness to the funeral and you love them.” Ted Haggard to start new church in Colo. Springs By Dan Elliott Church. Wearing an open- Associated Press writer neck shirt and jeans,Haggard sounded both optimistic and COLORADO SPRINGS, chastened, calling himself a Colo. — Former megachurch repentant sinner and a bro- pastor Ted Haggard said ken man who believes he can Wednesday that he will still help others. launch a new church from his “When the crash came in Colorado Springs my personal life, it home, 3 1/2 years was so incredibly after he resigned embarrassing and from his ministry heartbreaking,’’ he amid an embarrass- said. “It broke me. ing and devastating And I’m still broken, sex scandal. some.’’ “This is my resur- Haggard said a tel- rection day,’’ he Haggard evision documentary declared. on the birth of his Haggard said his new ven- new church was a possibility KAREN BOSSICK/For the Times-News ture would not be a but nothing was certain. Brendan Freund, Maxx Bates and James Hague share one final joke before receiving their diplomas. megachurch like New Life At his new church, Church, the congregation he Haggard said he will teach founded in 1985 and then left that God intended marriage in 2006 after a male prosti- to be a monogamous union of W.R.graduates mindful of absent peer tute said Haggard paid him a man and a woman. But he for sex. said heterosexual marriage By Karen Bossick “We’re a pretty close-knit before becoming assistant his generation does not Haggard said he doesn’t was just one ideal in a long list Times-News correspondent group so, yeah, it’s affecting superintendent of the Blaine spend all its time playing know how many people will of things God wants people all of us,”said Ellen Johnson. County School District. video games and texting one attend his new church, but he to do, including pray, be HAILEY — In all, 174 stu- “I think everyone here has Brendan Freund, a another, he said. said the ordeal he and his healthy and stay monoga- dents marched across the got something with them to National Merit Scholar, will “We have so much talent, wife,Gayle,went through has mous. stage at the Wood River remember him by,” added take a truckload of that I have no doubt that we prepared them to help others. He also said the biblical High School gymnasium Makenzie-Ann Callaghan, scholarship money with him (will) be able to solve the “I have an incredible heart ideals are sometimes hard to Wednesday night, taking who had written Schwab’s to Stanford University, along problems like I just for broken people,’’he said.“I live up to. their diplomas in hand. name on her elaborately with a 4.0 grade point aver- described,”he said. think we’re qualified to hold “Earth is not heaven. And But it was the one student decorated mortarboard. age and nine college credits Freund encouraged his people’s hands’’ in times of here on Earth, sexuality is who couldn’t be there who The Class of 2010 will go in such classes as advanced classmates to stay true to trouble. very complex and very con- was on their minds. out into the world with half calculus and physics. themselves. Haggard made his fusing,’’he said. Sam Schwab suffered a a million dollars’ worth of He spoke Wednesday “No matter what you announcement outside his “There is a complex badly broken leg in a trail college scholarships and night as valedictorian. decide to do, the most home, a two-story, brick- process people have to go bike accident over the $195,000 awarded by local Freund said he was con- important thing is to be fronted structure with a large through between their per- Memorial Day weekend and scholarship organizations, cerned about the depletion happy,” he said. “Do what barn, a swimming pool and sonal beliefs and their own was airlifted to Boise after he noted Principal John of coal and oil, as well as you love and don’t let others white-fenced corrals on ideals that they themselves developed a life-threatening Blackman, who served his other assaults on the earth. tell you what you should be Colorado Springs’north side, fail at, and I am a glaring lung clot. final graduation as principal But, despite what others say, doing.” not far from New Life example of that,’’he said. 5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS GOODING COUNTY driving under the influence (under ing under the influence, driving Arturo Garcia-Tovar, 24; felony Delfino Wences-Guzman, 34; driv- of a controlled substance, use or ARRAIGNMENTS/AMENDED 21), failure to give immediate without privileges, grand theft. ing under the influence (second possession of drug paraphernalia, CHARGES notice of an accident. resisting/obstructing officer. Kayla Earlene Worth, 19; felony offense) amended to driving both dismissed on motion of pros- Jesus Alejandro Bedolla-Arreola, Margarita A. Perez, 20, driving Balfre R. Arizmendi-Pedroza, 33; fraud or insufficient funds check. under the influence, $575.50 ecution. 31; driving without privileges. under the influence. felony possession of a controlled MISDEMEANOR SENTENCINGS fine/fees, 180 days in jail, 175 sus- Jesus Gomez-Rangel, 48; resist- James Henry Brizendine, 35; driv- Darick Luke Peterson, 20, inatten- substance, driving under the influ- Donald Lee Nuse, 21; possession of pended, one day credited, 12 ing/obstructing officer, dismissed ing under the influence (second tive/careless driving. ence (excessive), possession of a controlled substance, 365 days months’ supervised probation, by court. offense). Walter J. Pfrimmer, 22; driving alcoholic beverage/open contain- in jail, 364 suspended, one credit- 180-day driver’s license suspen- FELONY SENTENCINGS Brandon James Huffman, 19; pos- without privileges (second er by driver, failure to ed, 12 months’ supervised proba- sion. Rene Octavio Pena, 37; felony for- session of a controlled substance, offense). purchase/invalid driver’s license, tion terminated; use or possession MISDEMEANOR DISMISSALS gery (conspiracy to commit), use or possession of drug para- Isidro Arizmendi, 33; felony assault felony assault or battery upon cer- of drug paraphernalia, $367.50 Janell M. Allen, no age given; $125.50 fine/fees, two years in phernalia. or battery upon certain personnel, tain personnel, felony weapon- fine/fees, 365 days in jail, 364 sus- inattentive/careless penitentiary determinate, 12 Lionel Jacob Jimenez, 17; failure to felony weapon-attempt or remove attempt or remove from law pended, one credited, 12 months’ driving, dismissed. indeterminate, 233 days credit- purchase/invalid driver’s license, from law enforcement officer, driv- enforcement officer. supervised probation active. Eric Jules Dastous, 18; possession ed. Standards www.magicvalley.com Continued from Main 1 Need HCG SUPPORT? courses before moving on to Take it from SPOT... We Have I t ! their freshman-level courses, Plantasia Cactus NONOILY LOTIONS! Barry said, and she’d like to CLEANSES! see the standards reduce that Gardens DETOXES! need. STEVIAASSORTED FLAVORS As one example of the changes, a proposed new Annual Sale LIQUID B12! 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N. 7331411 department. 733-2258 MF 9:30AM5:30PM SAT 10:00AM4:00PM CLOSED SUNDAYS Main 4 Thursday, June 3, 2010 IDAHO/WEST Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Calif. may ban plastic bags Sacred bone whistle By Samantha Young No other U.S. state has headed back to Associated Press writer adopted a ban, according to Brownley’s office. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The bill, AB 1998, still It could soon cost California needs state Senate approval. Nez Perce from U of I shoppers at the checkout Gov.Arnold Schwarzenegger aisle if they forget to bring praised the Assembly for By John Miller Perce members, as well as their own bags to the store passing the plastic bag ban, Associated Press writer their possessions, were under what would be the which he called “a great vic- returned by the University nation’s first statewide plas- tory for our environment.’’ BOISE — It was one of of Idaho and Washington tic bag ban. Ashley Smith, 29, of those fortuitous little State University in nearby The California Assembly Sacramento said she favors moments that happen Pullman and reburied at a on Wednesday passed legis- banning plastic bags, even every now and again in secret location, to thwart lation prohibiting pharma- though she reuses her plas- archaeological collections: modern-day grave robbers. cies and grocery, liquor and tic bags to pick up after her Somebody opens a dusty In this latest find, Evans- convenience stores from giv- AP photo dog. old box, not knowing Janke said lab workers were ing out plastic bags. The bill A car drives past a plastic bag on Highway 70 near Olivehurs, Calif., “It’s good to do things what’s inside. about 60 percent finished also calls for customers to be Wednesday. The California Assembly on Wednesday passed legislation that are good for the envi- What University of Idaho with cataloguing collec- charged for using store- that would prohibit grocery stores, pharmacies, liquor stores and con- ronment,’’Smith said as she anthropologist Leah tions from Idaho’s issued paper bags. venience stores from giving out free plastic and paper bags. left a Safeway grocery store Evans-Janke and staff at 10 northern counties in The goal is to get rid of in Sacramento. the school’s Alfred W. 2009 when they came unsightly disposable plastic who authored the bill. tomers bags made only of Requiring stores to charge Bowers Laboratory of across the bone whistle, bags that often wind up in Discouraging plastic bag recyclable paper, plastic that customers for paper bags is a Anthropology found — a along with a square wood urban rivers and the ocean, use through fees or bans first can be turned into compost, cost Republican lawmakers sacred bone whistle,among stick, a brass or copper but- as well as to reduce the num- gained traction outside of the or sturdy cloth or plastic that argued some Californians other items possibly dating ton, a tusk-like shell and a ber of bags heading for land- U.S. in nations such as South can be reused. can’t afford. to the 1700s — are now on rounded cork. fills. Africa, Ireland, China and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. got The American Chemistry the verge of being returned “Every now and again, “The biggest way to elimi- Bangladesh. rid of plastic bags at three of Council estimates the bill to the Nez Perce tribe after you still find one of those nate this kind of pollution is In 2007, San Francisco its Northern California would amount to a $1 billion spending decades in a for- boxes that hasn’t been paid to ban it,’’ said became the first U.S. city to stores this January as part of tax and threaten 500 jobs in gotten, anonymous crate in much attention to,’’ she Assemblywoman Julia require supermarkets and a pilot program to gauge cus- the plastic bag manufactur- a warehouse. said.“We get surprised,just Brownley, D-Santa Monica, large drug stores to offer cus- tomer response. ing business. While Evans-Janke, the like anybody else.’’ lab’s collections manager in Records show the objects Moscow, Idaho, says the were dug up 47 years ago on discovery isn’t earthshak- property owned by a sheep ing, “the greatest feeling in rancher named Harry AROUND THE WEST the world is meeting with Hagen. It was in the midst the tribe, and handing the of road construction, but WYOMING When park rangers arrived shortly there- frame and ore bin to a timber recycling busi- items back over to them, the site had been ransacked, Lightning hits people after, the man was conscious and breathing ness. A jury acquitted the two of a charge of and knowing things are according to an Idaho State on his own, Nash said. stealing government property, but convicted coming back to where they Archaeological Society at Old Faithful, injuring 9 Idell was discharged from the hospital at them of destruction of government property. should be — kind of tipping account. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — A light- about 5 p.m. Wednesday, according to a nurs- the balance in the universe “Although the site did ning strike in Yellowstone National Park ing supervisor. Group: Idaho’s Teton River to where things should be.’’ not yield human remains at injured nine people waiting to see Old Faithful IDAHO The 20-year-old federal the time of the excavation, geyser erupt and one man hit by the bolt on Idaho pair sentenced for endangered amid dam talk Native American Graves it was noted that the site Tuesday was hospitalized until late BOISE — An advocacy group named Protection and Repat- had been ‘almost com- Wednesday afternoon. destroying historic mine Idaho’s Teton River to its list of most-endan- riation Act requires human pletely potted by ama- The park identified him as Harlan C. Idell BOISE — Two Bellevue residents convicted gered streams amid talk of resurrecting a dam remains, funerary and teurs,’’’ the National Park Jr., 57,of Leesburg, Fla. of destroying part of a historic central Idaho that failed spectacularly three decades ago. sacred objects, and objects Service wrote in a Federal Yellowstone spokesman Al Nash said mine have been sentenced to 18 months in American Rivers says rebuilding the Teton of cultural patrimony be Register notice published Wednesday he didn’t know the type of injuries federal prison for the crime. Dam would waste money, be unsafe and irre- returned to lineal descen- Tuesday. Idell suffered. U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge also sponsible because other, more-reliable water dants and culturally affili- The federal agency now The others suffered minor injuries. ordered 37-year-old Russell Nuxoll and supply options exist. ated American Indian manages the site where the Nash said the lightning struck about 4 p.m. 51-year-old Janet Sylten to each pay more Idaho and the Bureau of Reclamation are tribes. objects were found.It’s near Tuesday in an asphalt area near the Old than $61,000 in restitution and spend three investigating ways to boost water supply in That can take years; col- where Nez Perce members, Faithful Inn. years on probation after they complete their Idaho, a state whose drier-than-average weath- lections are so vast, even led by Chief Joseph, fought “There were literally hundreds of people in prison terms er over much of the last decade has many con- their curators sometimes U.S. Cavalry forces in 1877 the immediate area,’’ he said. Prosecutors accused the pair of looting the cerned about its agriculture-based economy. don’t know what they have. during in the Battle of Idell was flown to Eastern Idaho Regional Snoose Mine, located two miles west of Hailey The Teton Dam failed in 1976, killing 11 peo- In 2006, the remains of White Bird Canyon on their Medical Center in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Nash said and listed as an official archaeological site, to ple and 18,000 livestock. about 150 American unsuccessful flight toward some bystanders performed CPR on the man. sell the pre-World War II timbers of the head — The Associated Press Indians including Nez Canada. DineMini-Cassia on Us $ Win a 30 gift certificate to any of these restaurants. FEATURED BUSINESS Come Try Our New Pier Menu Shrimp Chef's Special Basket 16oz. 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By Rebecca Boone The Idaho Supreme Court jus- But the judge decided to impose was found to have violated her pro- designed to help juveniles become Associated Press writer tices said that even though the some terms on her parents as well, bation for various reasons — none contributing members of society. daughter had committed a crime, because an investigation done in of them involving drugs — and her And the high court said that under BOISE — The Idaho Supreme the parents didn’t have any dimin- preparation for the disposition parents tested positive for marijua- state law, the lower court was cor- Court has ruled that the parents of ished expectation of privacy. showed that the parents had a his- na. Burton continued the girl’s pro- rect: “...the legislature gave magis- a girl who committed petit theft The parents were referred to as tory of drug abuse and that the bation and again required the par- trates the discretion to require drug can’t be forced to undergo drug John Doe and Jane Doe II in the case mother was on probation for pos- ents to undergo random drug tests, testing for parents, at least where it tests as a condition of their daugh- to keep their daughter’s identity session of marijuana drug para- warning them they could be subject is apparent that drug use is a feature ter’s probation. from being revealed. phernalia. to contempt of court proceedings if of home life,’’Justice Warren Jones In the unanimous ruling The case began in 2005, when Magistrate Judge Robert Burton they used drugs. wrote for the court. “Drug use by a Tuesday, the high court found that the parents appeared without an asked the parents about their drug But this time around, the parents minor’s parents could reasonably while state law allowed a Kootenai attorney in magistrate court with use,according to court records,and refused to sign the court’s proba- detract from the minor’s education County juvenile court judge to their daughter, who was a minor. both said they’d used marijuana.As tion order and appealed the terms and rehabilitation.’’ require that the parents undergo The daughter admitted to two a result, Burton required both par- of probation. Still, the high court found the random drug testing, the practice counts of petit theft, and was put ents to undergo random drug tests The Idaho Supreme Court jus- probation order violated the par- violates the U.S. Constitution’s on probation at her disposition (the as a term of their daughter’s proba- tices said the lower court judge’s ents’ Fourth Amendment rights protection against unreasonable juvenile court equivalent of a sen- tion. intentions were laudable and met because it intruded on their bodily searches. tencing) a month later. Some time later, the daughter the goals of Idaho’s state laws privacy. Study: Fear keeps Lineman ready to return to work kids from being after getting 7,620-volt shock By Kevin Gaboury tested for lead Lewiston Tribune LEWISTON — Aside from some scarring on his Avista lineman SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — a story published fingers and a missing big Tig Cornell, A new study concludes par- Wednesday. “When they toe where 7,620 volts of center, shown ents living in the Bunker Hill started talking about know- electricity exited his body, May 27 in Superfund site in Idaho’s ing people who were leaded, Tig Cornell has fully recov- Clarkston, Silver Valley are reluctant to I realized that people really ered and is ready to return Wash., consid- have their children tested for can identify those health to work. lead exposure due to a stig- effects in their families and “Everybody’s pretty ers himself ma associated with elevated friends.’’ much told me that I’m lucky to be blood-lead levels. Moodie said the low lucky,’’ he said. alive after Work at the Bunker Hill screening rates should be a “Everything just happened touching a live Smelter in Kellogg until 1982 concern, especially among to work out perfectly the wire in late left the region surrounding children 6 and younger who day that it happened.’’ January in Lake Coeur d’Alene awash in are at greatest risk from lead The 35-year-old Avista Clarkston lead pollution. Early child- exposure through house- lineman was severely hood lead exposure is linked hold dust. burned on Jan. 27 while his Heights. He to a lower IQ and behavioral “Being leaded’’ is a crew was repairing power said the quick problems. No amount of derogatory term in the Silver lines along the 2700 block actions of lead exposure is considered Valley. Moodie found par- of Sixth Avenue in co-workers safe. ents fear their children will Clarkston. Dave Paradis, The number of children become targets of ridicule if Cornell, who is from left, and Mike living inside “the Box’’— the they are tested. The percep- Genesee, said he has Knight, right, 21-square-mile area that tion was that “they were absolutely no recollection received the brunt of his- dirty people and didn’t take of the day of the accident or and of emer- toric mining pollution — care of their kids,’’one sur- the week after it happened. gency workers who are screened each year vey respondent told Moodie. “I lost seven days where I saved his life. for lead exposure has “The Box’’ is cleaner than don’t remember anything,’’ dropped from hundreds to it was 30 years ago,when the he said. just a handful in the past Bunker Hill Smelter was Nobody knows exactly decade, including seven kids operating, following $50 what happened that day, in 2007. The declines also million worth of Superfund and Cornell’s only account come after the federal gov- cleanup, said Marc is what he’s been told by AP photo ernment in 2002 stopped Stifelman, a human health co-workers on the four- paying families $20 to have risk assessor for the U.S. man crew he was with. Cornell was airlifted to to the quick response of body comes in contact with their kids screened. Environmental Protection “I reached up to grab the Harborview Medical his co-workers and the that kind of voltage, they The study by Sue Moodie, Agency. Over two decades, wire and (the electricity) Center in Seattle, where he new trauma ambulance usually don’t live to talk a doctoral student and toxi- contaminated soil was went in my left hand and spent three days in inten- based in the Clarkston about it,’’Thomason said. cologist at Johns Hopkins stripped from residential out my right toe,’’he said.“I sive care and 21 days in the Heights, which arrived on For Cornell, the hardest Bloomberg School of Public yards and public areas and can’t remember. It was like burn unit. the scene in about three part of his harrowing expe- Health in Baltimore, Md., replaced with clean dirt. I wasn’t even there.’’ “Then I came home and minutes. rience has been not being found parents feel “blame, When payments to fami- Avista linemen Dave have pretty much been “If they didn’t put that able to do the job he loves shame and guilt’’ for high lies stopped eight years ago, Paradis and Mike Knight healing up ever since,’’ ambulance up there in the and “just sitting around at levels of lead in their chil- 95 percent of the children were on the scene that day, Cornell said. Heights, I probably would- home doing nothing,’’ he dren’s blood. Moodie drew tested during the three pre- but their memories of the His wife, Sheri, said she n’t be here,’’he said. said. her conclusions after inter- vious years had blood levels accident are also fuzzy. was just about to leave for He mentioned Avista has Cornell is now waiting on viewing 94 caregivers. of 10 milligrams per deciliter Paradis said another line- Hawaii when she received been “nothing but extraor- the results of a psychologi- “People were quite candid or less. That’s the Centers men named Dave Fowler the call her husband had dinary’’ throughout the cal evaluation before he can with me,’’ Moodie told the for Disease Control and felt the power pole he was been burned. ordeal. return to work. Spokesman-Review news- Prevention’s threshold for on shake violently when She left town right away, Mike Thomason, He started working for paper in Spokane,Wash.,for public health action. Cornell grasped the live and Avista arranged for a Lewiston-Clarkston Avista in May 2002 and said wire. private jet to fly Cornell’s regional business manager his favorite part is the “He turned around and daughters and his brother for Avista, said aside from change of scenery the job saw Tig on the ground,’’ out to Seattle. Cornell’s case, the compa- provides each day. Paradis said. “It was scary with him ny has been fortunate when “You don’t have to go to Federal judge retires Knight said they didn’t not remembering that first it comes to accidents. the same location everyday initially realize Cornell had day and second day ... hav- “We have a very high and do the exact same been shocked. ing to repeat over and over regard for safety and train- thing,’’ he said. “Ninety “I thought he had fallen what had happened ing,’’ he said. “We haven’t percent of the time, it’s before vote to settle off the pole,’’he said. because he just couldn’t had very many accidents something different.’’ The two men rushed to keep his short-term mem- involving industry line- When asked if the inci- administer CPR to their ory,’’she said. men. dent has changed his opin- Indian trust lawsuit fallen friend and Fowler was “But now that we’re He added the swift ion of the line of work he’s about to use an automatic home, everything’s back to response by Avista workers in, Cornell shook his head By Matt Volz a century. external defibrillator (AED) normal. He’s running and EMS personnel made a vigorously. Associated Press writer The U.S. House of when the ambulance around with the kids and major difference in the out- “Accidents happen,’’ he Representatives has arrived. there are no problems with come. said. “That’s just part of HELENA, Mont. — The approved the settlement, “They were just getting balance or anything.’’ “In cases where some- the job.’’ federal judge who presided but it also must be accepted ready to put the stickys on Cornell’s next doctor over a class-action lawsuit by the Senate. The parties me when the ambulance appointment is June 23. accusing the government of have agreed to extend the showed up,’’he said. He credits his survival mismanaging Indian trust May 28 deadline until June 15 funds has retired before the for approval mandated by a Senate could vote on the federal court. $3.4 billion settlement Bill McAllister, spokes- negotiated after 14 years of man for lead plaintiff litigation. Elouise Cobell of Montana, Summer Judge James Robertson’s said Robertson’s retirement retirement as a senior judge was a surprise to all but a in the U.S. District Court in few, but it is not expected to Music Classes Washington, D.C., took affect the settlement. effect on Tuesday, said “It may explain most eas- June -,  Canyon Ridge HS Robertson’s secretary, ily why he was so anxious to Music Room Marlene Taylor. The judge is get Congress to act on the Classes off ered: in his 70s. case by the end of May. I Robertson oversaw the think he wanted to be Beginning Band (: -: am OR : - : pm) negotiations that led to the around to preside over the Piano Keyboard (: - : am) settlement between the end of the case,’’ McAllister Department of Interior and said. Drums (: - : am) the plaintiffs — some The case has been reas- 300,000 to 500,000 Indians signed to District Judge Swap Band (: - : am) who own property the gov- Thomas Hogan, who will ernment holds in trust for preside over a fairness hear- Recreation Band (: noon - : pm) them. ing if the Senate approves The Department of the settlement. Guitar (: -: am OR : - : pm) Interior leases that land to Hogan will be the third Students may take as many classes as they others to farm or develop judge to preside over the resources and by agreement case. wish for one $ fee. is supposed to pay the All classes taught by CRHS & RSMS Band Director Indians the money generat- Foot Clinic Ted Hadley ed by the land into Individual Indian Money Arch / Heel Pain Toe / Joint Pain Monday - Friday in the Canyon Ridge HS Music Room. trust accounts, or IIMs. The Ingrown Toenails Toenail Problems For answers to questions, please call or email plaintiffs claim the govern- Corns / Calluses Other Foot Problems Mr. Hadley at - Ext  or -. ment mismanaged those Timothy G. Tomlinson, DPM [email protected] trust accounts for more than 267 N. Canyon Dr. Gooding 9348829 MAIN 6 THURSDAY,JUNE 3, 2010 OPINION EDITOR STEVE CRUMP: 735-3223 [email protected] QUOTABLE “Make peace with me and there will be no need for foreigners here.” OPINION — Afghan President Hamid Karzai in an appeal to the Taliban

EDITORIAL Time to be blunt: New doubts about Teton Dam won’t be rebuilt, climate change hree modern myths have been sold to the nor should it be TAmerican people: the promise of a transparent administration (President hirty-four years ago Saturday, eastern Obama); the promise of a Idaho changed forever. more ethical Congress The eight-month-old Teton Dam on (Speaker Pelosi); and the the Teton River near Rexburg collapsed myth of “global warming,” on June 5, 1976, drowning 11 people and or climate change. 18,000T head of livestock and causing $2 billion in damage. For a few anxious hours that Saturday afternoon, it looked as if the then-50-year-old American Falls Dam downstream on the Snake River might be endangered. Had the American Falls Dam failed, it would have Cal changed life as we know it in the Magic Valley. Thomas Ever since, irrigators and others in eastern Idaho have pushed for Teton Dam’s reconstruction. Simply The first two are daily put, it’s not going to happen. proving suspect and now For starters, the Teton Dam was constructed by the the third is sinking with federal Bureau of Reclamation at a location where it greater force than melting should never have been built. icebergs, if they were melt- The site is volcanic rock that sits upon sedimentary ing, which many believe rock. The area is permeable they are not. and riven with springs, After spending years pro- being endangered any Joe D’Aleo of The Weather Instead of trying to sell us moting “global warming,” longer. CBC News reported Channel, are publicly dis- a dubious doctrine at an according to historian Mark Our view: For the media are beginning to that the polar bear’s desig- tancing themselves from the estimated cost of $100 bil- Reisner, author of “Cadillac turn in the face of growing nation as a “species of spe- false doctrine of global lion a year worldwide (so Desert.”Test boreholes some Upper evidence that they have cial concern” has been sus- warming. D’Aleo says, far), environmentalists showed that one side of the Snake River been wrong. The London pended “while the govern- “We’ll have La Nina condi- would have done themselves canyon was fissured, a condi- Times recently reported: ment reviews the polar tions before the summer is and the world more good tion unlikely to be remediated Valley water “Britain’s premier scientific bear’s status and decides over, and it will intensify had they chosen a different by BuRec’s favored method of users, rebuild- institution is being forced to whether to renew the classi- further through the fall and strategy, such as not sending “grouting” (or injecting con- review its statements on cli- fication or change it.” winter. Thus we’ll have oil money to countries that crete into the substrates under ing the Teton mate change after a rebel- The New York Times cooler temperatures for the want to destroy us. This high pressure.) Dam has been lion by members who ques- recently lamented “global next couple of years.” would have increased our No matter. Under pressure tion mankind’s contribution warmism’s loss of credibili- Remember the scare patriotic spirit and had the from then-Congressman the holy grail to rising temperatures.” ty” in a story about hun- ignited in 2007 by supposed additional benefit of not George Hansen, R-Idaho, the for the past It gets worse, or better, dreds of “environmental melting Arctic ice caps? The only diversifying our energy dam was built anyway. depending on your perspec- activists who met to ponder Star Canada says a new supply, but also depriving “The fundamental cause of one-third of a tive. Newsweek magazine, this question: “if the scien- analysis shows that the our enemies of money they failure may be regarded as a century. But which more than 30 years tific consensus on climate apparent change was the use to underwrite terrorism. combination of geological fac- ago promoted global cooling change has not changed, result of “shifting winds,” Watch for the hardcore tors and design decisions that, it’s not going and a new ice age — and why have so many people while an expedition last year “global warming” cultists to taken together, permitted the to happen. more recently has been turned away from the idea to the North Pole discovered continue clinging to their failure to develop,”a review drinking the global warming that human activity is the ice “100 percent thicker beliefs; but also watch panel concluded. Kool-Aid — headlined a warming the planet?” The than expected.” increasing numbers of sci- story,“Uncertain Science: “consensus” never was a Much of this information entists and eventually Nearly four decades later, the state of Idaho and Bickering and Defensive, consensus. Most of us may — and more — is available at politicians to abandon this BuRec are investigating ways to boost water supply in Climate Researchers Have not have gotten an “A” in the useful website www.cli- once “certain” faith and to Idaho. That includes, perhaps, a new Teton Dam. Lost the Public’s Trust.” science, but we can sense matedepot.com. look for other ways to con- The environmental group American Rivers said this Newsweek does its best to when we are being bamboo- It is a given that America trol our lives. In that pursuit, week that rebuilding Teton Dam would waste money, cling to its increasingly dis- zled. needs new sources of ener- the left never quits. Rather be unsafe and irresponsible because other, more reli- credited doctrine, but the The German online news gy. Environmentalists have than acknowledge their able water supply options exist. growing body of contrary magazine “Focus” recently inhibited efforts at explo- error, they will go on to American Rivers is just articulating what down- evidence only adds to the carried a story,“Warm ration by supporting poli- make new mistakes, know- stream water users — including the Magic Valley canal public’s disbelief. Times Will Soon Be Over!” cies that have forced some ing they will never be held companies that are the dominant power in southern In Canada, the polar bear Commenting on the “new domestic exploration too far accountable. Idaho irrigation — concluded years ago. — which has been used by NASA high temperature offshore (thus increasing Yet for some eastern Idaho farmers, rebuilding the global warming promoters record,”which may be set, chances of an ecological Syndicated columnist Cal Teton Dam is as important as removing four dams on to put a cuddly face on the the magazine blames it on El disaster as is occurring in Thomas can be reached at the lower Snake River is for the Nez Perce tribe and issue — is in danger of not Nino. Meteorologists, like the Gulf of Mexico). [email protected]. other salmon advocates. So when the Idaho Legislature approved $400,000 in 2009 to study rebuilding the Teton Dam, the issue was joined again. Except that by then a significant number of eastern LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Idaho conservatives — including farmers and other water-users — had significant doubts about rebuilding A veteran’s thoughts just Americans. Our country is now in the Teton Dam. about his pledge turmoil due to a battle over Tell us what you think Essentially, it boils down to this: There are better, As a proud veteran of this who is going to run the ONLINE: Register at Magicvalley.com, and respond to cheaper ways to supply water to the Teton Basin and country, I stand for the country — the Republicans any of the local opinions or stories in today’s edition. beyond than the Teton Dam. beliefs of our founding or Democrats — and to be ON PAPER: The Times-News welcomes letters from Most of the parties who have been lobbying for years fathers. When I took my quite honest, none of them readers on subjects of public interest. Please limit let- to have the dam rebuilt are now part of the oath to the military, I really care about us the tax- Comprehensive Aquifer Management Plan, a basin- pledged my life to protect payers except as long as we ters to 300 words. Include your signature, mailing wide effort to preserve and revitalize the Eastern the interests of this country pay. They are even taking address and phone number. Writers who sign letters Snake River Plain Aquifer. against all enemies, foreign steps as I write this to with false names will be permanently barred from publi- And the chances of getting an Obama and domestic. Once an oath remove one more of our cation. Letters may be brought to our Twin Falls office; Administration BuRec to sign off on rebuilding the and pledge is given it does rights using the United project are negligible. not go away. Nations — the right to bear mailed to P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, ID 83303; faxed to But let’s be honest: The chief barrier to rebuilding While many of my broth- arms. (208) 734-5538; or e-mailed to the Teton Dam is the memory of what happened the ers, sisters and I may differ We even have one city [email protected]. last time it was tried. Contemporary societies don’t on issues of politics or reli- moving part of the Fourth JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Voice your opinion with local repeat mistakes of that magnitude. gion, we stood as one in of July celebration to July 5, combat and oath. I still take while free market and fair bloggers: Progressive Voice and Conservative Corner Imagine that you’re an irrigator seeking insurance on the opinion page at Magicvalley.com. for your operation located downstream from a rebuilt that stand beside my market have been so dis- Teton Dam. Would you be able to find anyone who brothers and sisters and torted by the seller as to would write you a policy? will to the day I die. mean we will raise the price The Teton Dam failed; it’s time — finally — to look at “We the people, by the and you will pay it because chaos which is where we those who helped with my people and for the people” you have no choice because are now! Senate campaign for Seat other solutions. was not a political state- the seller now sets the price Just some thoughts. 24. I appreciate all of the ment by men seeking re- not the consumer at the Thanks for reading. support and all of you who election. It was by men who same time the worker needs ROBERT W. WALTON voted. TIMES-NEWS gave up all they had in life a raise to support their Heyburn I look forward to repre- for a belief in a better way family and so wages and senting you and giving you a Brad Hurd . . . . publisher Steve Crump . ...Opinion editor of life and a country where services go up and it all Heider thanks voice in the state Senate. I The members of the editorial board and writers of all people had a voice in becomes a vicious circle promise to do my best. editorials are Brad Hurd, Steve Crump, Bill Bitzenburg their future. They were not until that circle catches campaign supporters LEE HEIDER and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. Democrats or Republicans, itself and we have financial I wanted to thank all of Twin Falls

T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Thursday, June 3, 2010 Main 7 OTHER VIEWS

work by GOP Rep. Mike beautiful and productive 29 percent to the pot. Here’s what Idaho newspapers Simpson. They have agreed heart of Idaho.” Perhaps this concealment to cross party lines. They are Granted, not everyone sees was inadvertent. Other moving forward, in an elec- it this way. individuals were listed as are saying about ... tion year. An off-road group, the running these campaigns. stretch family budgets, many They have set aside smaller Idaho Recreation Council, But this is not VanderSloot’s homeowners have planted political concerns of the has continued its fight first or even second venture home gardens yielding fresh moment to focus on some- against CIEDRA with radio into judicial elections. You’d vegetables, known as victory thing bigger: Central Idaho’s ads targeting Simpson and think by now he’d under- gardens in World War II dur- majestic Boulder-White Sens. Mike Crapo and Jim stand the state’s campaign ing food rationing. Adding a Clouds roadless area, and a Risch. The ads are unpersua- finance requirements. few chickens (limit of three consensus-based plan for sive, and rehash the tired, In 2006, VanderSloot and under the new Hailey law) managing the region. unyielding rhetoric that has his wife Belinda invested will add an ample supply of As advertised in its title — left the Boulder-White nearly $15,000 in a third- eggs to the breakfast table ... the Central Idaho Economic Clouds in management limbo party campaign ... that Wisely, the city has said it Development and Recreation for decades. helped oust 7th District will monitor the program Act, or CIEDRA — this bill More troubling, potential- men now has tainted two of Judge James Herndon. over the next year for com- skillfully balances varied ly,is where Gov.Butch Otter Idaho’s five Supreme Court And in 2000, it was munity acceptance and interests: stands. The state has some members. VanderSloot who bankrolled compliance, and in a year For wilderness advocates, concerns, Simpson said ,,, Does that bother you? Concerned Citizens for ... the chickens decide whether to renew the 332,775 acres would be pre- after securing the GOP’s 2nd Late in the campaign, a Family Values’ last-minute law. served in pristine form. Congressional District nomi- third-party group calling assault on incumbent of Hailey If the Hailey program For multiple-use advo- nation. itself Idaho Citizens for Supreme Court Justice works and creates no nui- cates, the bill relaxes restric- “(Otter) has asked all the Justice began running ads Cathy Silak. Concerned Idaho Mouintain Express, sances in neighborhoods, it tions on 131,616 acres of germane state agencies to slamming 2nd District Judge Citizens spent $70,000 Ketchum could be an important model wilderness study areas, now review the CIEDRA legisla- John Bradbury and promot- helping Justice Daniel for other cities to emulate. managed as de facto wilder- tion and provide input from ing the incumbent, Supreme Eismann best Silak. Of that, When the city of Hailey Hailey would surely then ness. the perspective of their own Court Justice Roger Burdick. $50,000 came from enacted its so-called have something cluck about, For off-road vehicle mission areas,”Otter Burdick prevailed (in last VanderSloot ... “Chicken Ordinance,”it of right? enthusiasts, the bill preserves spokesman Mark Warbis month’s) primary election. ... any judge who crosses course opened itself to all the key access on the Germania said.“That process is contin- But until the Spokesman- VanderSloot and his com- painful and obvious puns — Creek trail, which would cut uing. Those comments then Review’s Betsy Russell broke pany in a courtroom now it was henpecked into its between two wilderness will be compiled and shared the story just before the pri- has to recognize that the decision; it was an egg-cit- areas. with Congressman mary, nobody knew who or millionaire may choose to ing moment; it’s a way for For Custer County, Simpson’s office.” what Idaho Citizens for inject his checkbook into families to re-coop some of struggling with the con- Fair enough. But ultimate- Justice was. The group had the next judicial contest. their food costs; and others straints of a meager local tax ly,Otter should bring forward failed to comply with Idaho What’s beyond dispute ... intended as humorous base, the bill provides more any concerns, publicly.The Sunshine Law requirements is how a decade of “yokes.” than $2 million in grants for delegation deserves that. So that it register with the VanderSloot’s interference But on a more serious economic development, a does every Idahoan who has Idaho secretary of state’s in these elections has erod- note, Hailey’s approval of community center, EMT worked to sweat the details of office and disclose where it ed public trust and confi- this form of urban agricul- services and health clinics. the bill now before Congress. got its money and where dence in an impartial and ture is something of a return ... consensus on For ranchers, the bill It shouldn’t be a surprise that money was spent. independent judiciary. to the days of our grandpar- CIERDA allows continued grazing in that it has taken nearly a Turns out Idaho Citizens How can anyone expect to ents before farming had the wilderness. Some ranch- decade to reach this point. A for Justice got half its money get a fair day in court if he become a corporate industry Idaho Statesman, Boise ers would qualify for private point where Idaho can, and from Melaleuca Inc., an goes up against VanderSloot and home farmers were compensation if they volun- should, protect another one Idaho Falls firm owned by or his company before a commonplace in small Wilderness bills have long tarily retire permits. of its most precious places. Frank VanderSloot, and got judge whose campaign ben- towns. divided Idahoans — and the The word “compromise” its other half from Citizens efited from VanderSloot’s But yesteryear’s commu- people Idahoans elect to rep- often gets a bum rap, but ... Mr. Justice for Commonsense. support? nity customs is today’s use- resent them on Capitol Hill. CIEDRA reflects compromise Melaleuca was that orga- But as long as Idaho ful innovation. But not this year. All four at its best. No one gets every- VanderSloot nization’s sole contributor. insists on electing its judges As part of the environ- members of the delegation thing. Everyone gets some- Between them, Bradbury ... the temptation for corpo- mental trend of returning to have signed on to Idaho’s thing. The result, says Lewiston Tribune and Burdick spent rate manipulation in those the land and food self-suffi- next good wilderness bill, the Simpson, charts “a more $134,000. In other words, campaigns will be difficult ciency as well as a way to product of years of patient secure future for this rugged, One of Idaho’s richest VanderSloot added another to resist. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR This Wall St. enforcer shoots blanks School district thanks regarding calendars and schedules. We do plan to op quiz: Name the a regulator under fire. The and $28 million in 2008, voters who supported form a representative com- person who doesn’t Nasdaq stock exchange, according to data from Finra supplemental levy mittee to continue discus- Pbelong in the category which NASD owned, was spokesman Herb Perone. sions on how to best serve of Tough Lady Sheriffs Who awash in trading abuses and As Schapiro rose to the I would like to thank our our students. Scare the Bejesus Out of Wall needed an institutional top, Ponzi schemes were community for its decision ANDY WISEMAN Street. Susan housecleaning. cooking, unhappy investors to pass the supplemental Castleford 1. Mary Schapiro, chair- Antilla Just as she’s doing at the were given no choice but to levy on May 18. The levy (Editor’s note: Andy man of the Securities and SEC today,Schapiro ramped bring their complaints to pri- funds will allow us to con- Wiseman is the superinten- Exchange Commission. custom wing-tipped toes she up enforcement and pro- vate Wall Street courts, and tinue our quality K-12 edu- dent/principal for the 2. Sheila Bair, chairman of might step on. Warren had duced results, with fines col- hapless examiners didn’t cation, to address our Castleford School District.) the Federal Deposit the audacity to suggest that lected by NASD rising to Google before an inspection. scheduled facility needs and Insurance Corp. consumers, of all people, $125.4 million in 2005. Then She makes the right moves maintain our present pro- Spirit of cooperation 3. Elizabeth Warren, chair- have a right to be protected she was promoted to chief when she first gets called in a grams. The levy became man of the Congressional from financial institutions executive officer amid the crisis. But if your portfolio even more needed this year quickly vanished Oversight Panel on the that try to fleece them. euphoric markets of 2006, gets robbed, don’t count on to replace the reduction in After bringing several Troubled Asset Relief But Schapiro? There’s no and as often happens when this sheriff to draw her gun state funds that were allo- negative issues to the table Program. doubt she cast the deciding greed trumps fear among the on your behalf if public cated to education. on behalf of 17 students, If you didn’t choose No. 1, vote that allowed the SEC to investing public, memories attention has already moved I would also like to thank their parents and other con- you’ve got a short memory. file its much-debated lawsuit of fraud receded and brokers on. the staff who acknowledged cerned members of the Schapiro, the nation’s top April 16 against Goldman started to catch a break. the tough economic situa- community on Jan. 4, 2010, securities regulator, is getting Sachs. And since she became Fines fell to $87 million in Susan Antilla is a tion facing our school dis- at the College of Southern lumped together with chairman in January 2009, 2006, $48 million in 2007 Bloomberg News columnist. trict. Research is clear that Idaho concerning the rodeo women known for cleaning the SEC has revamped its staff (certified, classified program, we discovered how up Dodge. Her record, enforcement division and and hourly) is the most ruthless some people can though, includes overseeing trained its examiners to spot First Annual important factor in provid- be. Following this meeting, an agency where brokers frauds like that little Madoff ing a quality education. we all shook hands, were embraced as part of the case they missed. Spirit of Magic Valley My approach throughout exchanged hugs and left regulatory team and Still, I wonder whether when discussing salaries with the promise that a pos- aggrieved investors were Schapiro is an investor advo- Half-Marathon and benefits was to be sup- itive program was looming corralled into a private, back- cate in the spirit of an activist portive of the staff and to on the horizon. That is until room justice system. like Warren, or just a really and 5K Fun Run and Walk arrive at a balanced budget. the very next day. Time magazine cheered good politician who slides However, current condi- Since then, we have been Schapiro, Bair and Warren on into populist posture when Saturday, June 5, 2010 tions warranted benefits for physically threatened, per- its May 24 cover as “The the times demand, then all staff to be cut. The staff secuted, ridiculed, called New Sheriffs of Wall Street.” relaxes into business-advo- Old Town Twin Falls will not have employee- filthy names and shunned — You’ll get no argument from cate mode when headlines sponsored dental or vision so obvious as to why the me that women increasingly shift. insurance, the deductible students needed someone to are demanding and getting Schapiro was named pres- for health insurance will stand up for them. They clout to mop up the mess left ident of NASD Regulation increase and/or the staff will were and some still are behind by financial fraud- Inc., the regulatory arm of co-pay for the employee- afraid of repercussion! sters or lazy regulators. the National Association of sponsored health insurance. If this type of behavior Bair spoke her mind about Securities Dealers and pred- Additionally, we will operate can be brought against us banks’ bad policies even ecessor to Finra, in 1996. Like with one fewer certified after a combined 55 years of before the financial crisis, the SEC she took over in teacher and one less classi- dedicated service to the CSI without regard to whose 2009, NASD at the time was fied classroom aide. We also rodeo program, then just have a plan to reduce imagine what can and has salaries if an additional state been brought against the hold back is implemented students if the system is CENTURY STADIUM 5 for education by the state of challenged. These students IN BURLEY Idaho. should be able to address zAll Stadium Seating We know the school issues without retaliation, z budget for 2010-11 will be and the administration All New Digital Picture and Sound and tight. 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It agreed, up from 65 percent, same since a similar survey But the increase is consid- percent of never-married dropped again in 2008, by 2 though the female increase ATLANTA — A growing was done in 2002. ered worrisome because the teens had had sex at least percent, to about 10 percent was not statistically signifi- number of teen girls say But there were some rhythm method doesn’t once in their life. Of those of all births. cant. they use the rhythm notable exceptions in the work about 25 percent of teens, 98 percent said “We’ve known the The survey was conduct- method for birth control, new survey by the Centers the time, said Joyce Abma, they’d used birth control at decline in childbearing ed at a time of some highly and more teens also think for Disease Control and the report’s lead author. least once, with condoms stalled out. This report kind publicized pregnancies of it’s OK for an unmarried Prevention. About 17 per- She’s a social scientist at being the most common of fills in the why,’’said Bill unmarried teens, including female to have a baby, cent of sexually experi- the CDC’s National Center choice. Those findings were Albert, a spokesman for the Bristol Palin, the daughter according to a government enced teen girls say they for Health Statistics. about the same as in the National Campaign to of former GOP vice presi- survey released Wednesday. had used the rhythm The survey results were 2002 survey. Prevent Teen Pregnancy. dential candidate Sarah The report may help method — timing their sex based on face-to-face The increase in the Teen attitudes may be big Palin, and Jamie Lynn explain why the teen preg- to avoid fertile days to pre- interviews with nearly rhythm method may be part part of it. Nearly 64 percent Spears, Britney’s kid sister. nancy rate is no longer vent getting pregnant. 2,800 teens ages 15 through of the explanation for of teen boys said it’s OK for The 2007 movie “Juno,’’ a dropping like it was. That’s up from 11 percent in 19 at their homes in the recent trends in the teen an unmarried female to happy-ending tale of a teen Overall, teenage use of 2002. years 2006 through 2008. birth rate. The teen birth have a child, up from 50 girl’s accidental pregnancy, birth control and teen atti- They may have been Trained female interviewers rate declined steadily from percent in 2002. More than was popular at the time. Ex-JonBenet suspect Officials: Admin talked jobs with Romanoff sought in threat case to clear way for Colorado’s Sen. Bennet SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — investigation and bring it to By Philip Elliott has ducked questions on the Police are seeking the a close.’’ Associated Press writer subject, and it was not clear whereabouts of the man who Spiegel told NBC’s how long his discussions once falsely claimed “Today’’ show that WASHINGTON — The with administration offi- to have murdered she had known Karr Obama administration dan- cials lasted. JonBenet Ramsey since she was 9, gled the possibility of a gov- Romanoff had sought after a former when he was a ernment job appointment to the Senate acquaintance told teacher at her school for former seat that eventually went to authorities that he in San Francisco. Colorado Bennet, publicly griped he threatened to kill her She said they later House had been passed over and if she revealed his became engaged. Speaker then discussed possible attempts to form a Karr is now living Andrew appointment possibilities cult of little girls to Karr as a woman. Romanoff inside the administration, have sex with him. Her attorney, last year in one of the officials said. Samantha Spiegel, 19, Robin Sax, told The hopes he Romanoff Republicans have strong- claimed in a request for a Associated Press that Spiegel would forgo ly criticized the offer to restraining order against reached out to Karr after he a challenge to Democratic Sestak, and challenged John Mark Karr that he made confessed to the death of 6- Sen. Michael Bennet, offi- Romanoff to answer ques- “ongoing death threats’’ and year-old child beauty queen cials said Wednesday, just AP file photo tions about his own dealings “threats of sexual exploita- JonBenet, whose body was days after the White House President Obama is greeted by Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., as he with the White House. tion to children’’ in e-mails found in 1996 in her parents’ admitted orchestrating a job arrives at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, Colo., on Feb. 18. Bennet has outpaced and instant messages. The home in Boulder,Colo. offer in the Pennsylvania Romanoff in fundraising order was granted on April “She sought him out try- Senate race. promises to run an open and defeated Sen. Arlen and support from 19, but Spiegel’s attorney ing to reconnect, wanting to These officials declined government that was above Specter late last month for Washington, although party said Karr has not been served find out what happened to to specify the job that was back room deals. the Democratic nomination activists attending the state because he could not be him,’’Sax said. floated or the name of the The Colorado episode after disclosing the job dis- party assembly last month found. Things moved quickly to administration official who follows a similar controver- cussions and highlighting it favored the challenger by a Officer Alberto Esparza, a Karr contacting her hun- approached Romanoff, and sy in Pennsylvania. An as evidence of his anti- margin of 60 percent to 40 department spokesman, dreds of times a day, Sax said no formal offer was embarrassed White House establishment political cre- percent. The primary is said Wednesday that said. ever made. They spoke on admitted last Friday that it dentials. He said last week Aug. 10. Karr’s “whereabouts are Spiegel also said Karr told condition of anonymity, turned to former President he rejected Clinton’s feeler Bennet was appointed by unknown.’’ her to help him recruit chil- saying they were not Bill Clinton last year to in less than a minute. Gov. Bill Ritter to fill out the “Our primary concern is dren, and that she thought cleared to discuss private approach Rep. Joe Sestak In a two-page report on final two years of the term of the victim’s safety,’’ he said. about letting him meet her conversations. about backing out of the the Sestak case, the White Ken Salazar,who resigned to “San Francisco police takes niece. Spiegel now says she The new revelation of a primary in favor of an House counsel said the become interior secretary. these threats very seriously was brainwashed, and that possible political trade again unpaid position on a federal administration did nothing Romanoff’s campaign and we’re doing everything she’s speaking out to help called into question advisory board. illegal or unethical. spokesman did not immedi- we can to continue the other potential victims. President Obama’s repeated Sestak declined the offer Unlike Sestak, Romanoff ately respond to questions.

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By Joshua Palmer loans, which are adminis- loan originator at Bank of money, but Congress is is excluded from the pro- out of the debacle of the Times-News writer tered and insured by the U.S. Idaho’s office in Twin Falls. expected to put more money gram because of its popula- sub-prime crisis is solid Department of Agriculture. A “lot of them” is right. into the program because it tion density. underwriting,” said Brenda One hundred percent The loans cover 100 percent The number of rural is so popular,” said Becky It also makes the region Hughes, senior vice presi- financing has been harder to of the purchase price, and development home loans Dean, area director for the largest participant in the dent and real estate admin- find for most homebuyers, will even cover the 3 percent originated in south-central USDA’s central Idaho region. program, according to istrator for First Federal thanks to mortgage regula- loan origination fee. Idaho nearly doubled in “In the meantime, we’re let- USDA. Savings Bank, which Dean tors cracking down on risky Borrowers of this program 2009 compared to the pre- ting lenders issue condi- Few, if any, people are said is tied with D.L. Evans lending practices that led to rarely make a conventional vious year,with total volume tional commitments. So critical of the loans, which Bank as the largest 502 the worst housing downturn down payment, which often reaching $49.5 million, they can close the loan, closely resemble 100-per- lenders in the region.“We do on record. amounts to 20 percent of the which represents 408 new knowing that we will insure cent loans that got some a tremendous amount of But that’s not the case in loan. The loans are provided single-family homes, it.” homeowners in over their these loans, but we do all the south-central Idaho, where mostly through private according to data provided The program is only heads on lofty mortgages necessary payment checks lenders continue to offer 100 lenders who often surprise to the Times-News by the offered to homebuyers look- with little or no down pay- and things that ensure the percent financing for first- borrowers when they USDA. And the program is ing for a house in rural com- ment. But lenders say the borrower can repay the time homebuyers through a explain the program. on track to exceed last year’s munities or sparsely popu- underwriting is rigid enough loan.” little known rural develop- “Most people don’t know record — if Congress lated areas. That makes it to guarantee that borrowers ment program. these loans are out there, but approves additional funding ideal for south-central are unlikely to default on the Joshua Palmer may be The program offers 502 we are doing a lot of them for the program. Idaho, where rural towns dot loans. reached at jpalmer@magic- Guaranteed Rural Housing right now,”said Kevin Dane, “Right now it’s out of the region. Only Twin Falls “The thing that keeps us valley.com D OUBLE- DIGIT GAINS AT&T caps data Vehicle sales rise in May usage with Consumers new phone snap up cars in plans May, despite By Peter Svensson Associated Press writer

fewer deals NEW YORK — In time for the widely expected launch By Dan Strumpf of a new iPhone model, car- and Tom Krisher rier AT&T Inc. is pulling in Associated Press writers the reins on data usage by its customers with smart DETROIT — Americans phones and iPads. shrugged off fewer discounts The sole U.S. carrier of and a scary stock market the iPhone is introducing plunge last month, snapping two new data plans, starting up new automobiles and Monday, with limits on data delivering another month of consumption. AT&T will higher sales for carmakers. replace the $30 monthly The industry’s double- plan with unlimited usage it digit jump in sales shows that has required for all smart consumers feel the economy phones, including the is healthy enough for them to iPhone. buy a new car or truck. It’s With the change, AT&T is easier to get a car loan and gas adopting a carrot-and-stick prices are holding steady. approach to assuage the Those factors helped ease data congestion on its net- any jitters about the 8 per- AP photo work, which has been a cent drop in the stock market The discount and low-interest rate available are posted on the windshield of a 2010 Chevrolet Malibu at a Chevrolet dealership in east Denver. source of complaints, espe- last month. General Motors Co. said Wednesday its May sales rose 17 percent on strong new product sales and a big government fleet contract. cially in cities such as New May marked the seventh York and San Francisco that straight month of year-over- However, Toyota Group are thick with iPhone users. year sales increases for the #WVQUCNGULWOR Vice President Bob Carter The new plans will take auto industry. Most major automakers reported told investors on Wednesday Mercury falling: Ford effect just as Apple is a jump in U.S. sales in May – “Clearly we are in a recov- showing they are benefiting from that the “effectiveness (of expected to unveil the next ery,”said Jeff Schuster, exec- a fragile but improving economy. incentives) does run its eliminates mid-range brand generation of its iPhone at utive director of global fore- Change in number of course.” an event Monday in San vehicles sold in May from casting for J.D. Power. same month a year ago Consumers who visited The Associated Press Francisco. The outlook for sales dealerships last month saw Subscribers who use little through the summer appears Chrysler 32.7% fewer deals. The average per- DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co. said Wednesday data or learn to limit their rosy — provided that the Nissan 24.1 vehicle spending on incen- it will cease production of its 72-year-old Mercury brand consumption will pay recovery continues. The Ford 22 tives — promotions ranging by the end of 2010 after years of declining sales. slightly less every month financial markets need to Honda 19.1 from cash-back rebates to Ford plans to expand its luxury Lincoln lineup to make than they do now, while GM stabilize and employers need 17.5 zero-percent financing — up for lost Mercury sales and support Lincoln-Mercury heavy users will be dinged Toyota to start hiring at a faster clip 6.7 was $2,603 per vehicle in dealers who will suddenly be without a brand. with extra consumption for sales to keep climbing, SOURCE: The companies AP May, down 1 percent from Derrick Kuzak, Ford’s product development chief, said fees. said Paul Ballew, a former April and almost 12 percent See MERCURY, Business 2 One new plan will cost $25 chief economist at GM who European-based automakers in May last year, according to per month and offer two is now at insurance firm also posted big gains. auto information company gigabytes of data per month, Nationwide. The exception was Toyota Edmunds.com. 6JGTKUGCPFHCNNQH/GTEWT[ which AT&T says will be Ford Motor Co. announced Wednesday it will end production of its Ford motor Co., General Motor Corp. Toyota will Incentives are lower than Mercury brand by the end of this year. enough for 98 percent of its Motors Co. and Chrysler extend its generous incentive in previous years because Total Mercury vehicles sales in the U.S. smart phone customers. Group LLC saw double-digit programs, which includes deep production cuts have 600 thousand vehicles Additional gigabytes will sales gains over the same zero percent financing, to left dealers with lean lots, cost $10 each. month last year — a bleak some 2011 models. Toyota making them less eager to cut 400 A second plan will cost $15 32,552 month for the industry as said its sales didn’t rise as prices, Schuster said. 200 per month for 200 GM headed into bankruptcy sharply in May because rivals Incentives are likely to megabytes of data, which 0 and Chrysler was already had more favorable year- remain stable through the ’80 ’82 ’84 ’86 ’88 ’90 ’92 ’94 ’96 ’98 ’00 ’02 ’04 ’06 ’08 ’10 AT&T says is enough for 65 there. Most Asian and over-year comparisons. summer, he said. SOURCE: Ward’s AutoInfoBank AP percent of its smart phone customers. If they go over, they’ll pay another $15 for 200 megabytes. With that plan and voice CSI president to receive education award service, a smart phone could See AT&T, Business 2 CSI Technical Academic Officer, Division Dean Todd says Beck has start- Pres. Beck ‘closes gap’ between Schwarz said Beck’s ed to close the per- commitment to pro- ception gap between fessional-technical ‘academic educa- academic and technical education and workforce educa- tion’ and ‘technical tion has more to do education.’ Times-News Award presented by the on Wednesday. with the economic Beck will receive Idaho Division of The award is given each success of southern Beck the award at the College of Southern Idaho Professional-Technical year to a person who plays a Idaho than most peo- summer conference President Jerry Beck has been Education, according to a role in supporting profes- ple realize. of Idaho Professional- AP photo chosen as the 2010 recipient statement released by the sional-technical education in Jeff Fox, CSI’s Executive Technical Educators in Boise An Apple customer displays the of the Distinguished Service College of Southern Idaho Idaho. Vice President and Chief on June 14. new iPad, left, next to his iPhone.

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WASHINGTON — Labor Department releases first-quar- WASHINGTON — Labor Department releases weekly WASHINGTON — Commerce Department releases fac- Today in business ter productivity. jobless claims. tory orders for April. Business 2 Thursday, June 3, 2010 BUSINESS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho MARKET SUMMARY YESTERDAY ON WALL STREET

NYSE AMEX NASDAQ June 2, 2010 11,500 The Dow Jones Industrial rose 225.52, or 2.3 percent, to 10,249.54 after falling 235 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) &QY,QPGU 11,000 points in the two previous days. Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg KPFWUVTKCNU 10,500 Wednesday’s climb was the biggest point Citigrp 5252459 3.92 +.07 JavelinPh 26873 1.52 -.08 SiriusXM 755617 1.00 -.01 10,000 and percentage climb for the Dow since S&P500ETF1883104 110.33 +2.80 NwGold g 23327 6.41 +.12 PwShs QQQ699027 46.25 +1.07 +225.52 Thursday, when the index advanced 285 BkofAm 1222234 15.89 +.46 GoldStr g 21143 4.18 ... Microsoft 627320 26.46 +.57 9,500 iShEMkts 990325 38.71 +1.31 NovaGld g 20533 7.21 +.19 Intel 597278 21.81 +.63 10,249.54 F M A M J points, or 2.9 percent. The index is still BP PLC 867636 37.66 +1.14 LibertyAcq 19135 9.87 -.03 Cisco 444762 23.35 +.35 down 8.5 percent from its high this year Pct. change from previous: +2.25% High 10,254.22 Low 10,025.61 on April 26. GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg June 2, 2010 2,800 27.67,or 2.6 percent, to 1,098.38, while the Gerdau g 11.07 +3.90 +54.4 GlblScape 2.08 +.33 +18.9 Jingwei 6.93 +2.28 +49.0 2,600 USEC 5.79 +.72 +14.2 AmO&G 6.67 +.67 +11.2 DivX 8.79 +1.84 +26.5 0CUFCS Nasdaq composite index climbed 58.74, or BrasT C n 9.84 +1.20 +13.9 CCA Inds 5.90 +.50 +9.3 Encorm rsh 3.45 +.56 +19.4 2,400 2.6 percent, to 2,281.07. Resolute wt 2.54 +.31 +13.9 PyramidOil 4.41 +.36 +8.9 JksvlBcFl 11.25 +1.80 +19.0 EQORQUKVG 2,200 Bond prices dropped. The yield on the DirxEnBull 29.05 +3.26 +12.6 PionDrill 5.94 +.46 +8.4 IsleCapri 10.81 +1.52 +16.4 +58.74 2,000 benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which 1,800 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) moves opposite its price, rose to 3.35 per- 2,281.07 F M A M J Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg cent from 3.27 percent late Tuesday. DirxEnBear 11.85 -1.69 -12.5 Versar 3.51 -.34 -8.8 ZionO&G wt 2.80 -.96 -25.4 Pct. change from previous: +2.64% High2,281.07 Low 2,221.07 Five stocks rose for every one that fell on Chemspec n 7.12 -.88 -11.0 CAMAC n 4.06 -.37 -8.4 DJSP un 8.50 -2.50 -22.7 the New York Stock Exchange, where con- Arrhythm 5.19 -.32 -5.8 Elecsys 3.21 -.74 -18.7 DrxSOXBr 32.50 -3.88 -10.7 June 2, 2010 1,400 solidated fell to 5.1 billion shares com- DirEMBr rs 47.68 -5.52 -10.4 Barnwell 3.23 -.20 -5.8 CdnSolar 10.17 -1.69 -14.2 1,300 GpoRadio 6.87 -.76 -10.0 SDgo pfA 18.98 -.97 -4.9 SptChalB 2.53 -.37 -12.8 pared with 5.3 billion Tuesday. 5VCPFCTF 1,200 The Russell 2000 index of smaller compa- DIARY DIARY DIARY 2QQT¶U 1,100 nies rose 19.56, or 3.1 percent, to 660.52. 1,000 Advanced 2,663 Advanced 313 Advanced 2,182 Britain’s FTSE 100 fell 0.2 percent, while +27.67 900 Declined 444 Declined 170 Declined 529 Germany’s DAX index and France’s CAC- Unchanged 76 Unchanged 48 Unchanged 86 800 F M A M J Total issues 3,183 Total issues 531 Total issues 2,797 1,098.38 40 each slipped less than 0.1 percent. New Highs 31 New Highs 5 New Highs 25 Pct. change from previous: +2.58% High 1,098.56 Low 1,072.03 Japan’s Nikkei stock average dropped 1.1 New Lows 22 New Lows 4 New Lows 67 percent. Volume 5,107,014,713 Volume 76,578,440 Volume 2,084,997,484 SOURCE: SunGard AP

INDEXES 11,258.01 8,087.19 Dow Jones Industrials 10,249.54 +225.52 +2.25 -1.71 +18.15 COMMODITIES REPORT 4,812.87 2,988.88 Dow Jones Transportation 4,364.63 +131.85 +3.12 +6.46 +32.89 count 7.00. 408.57 338.37 Dow Jones Utilities 360.50 +7.48 +2.12 -9.42 +5.36 C LOSING FUTURES B EANS Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 3.50-4.00. 7,743.74 5,552.82 NYSE Composite 6,839.61 +178.51 +2.68 -4.81 +13.35 1,994.20 1,451.26 Amex Index 1,831.52 +40.87 +2.28 +.36 +13.51 Mon Commodity High Low Close Change Valley Beans L IVESTOCK 2,535.28 1,727.05 Nasdaq Composite 2,281.07 +58.74 +2.64 +.53 +24.93 Jun Live cattle 92.20 91.20 92.05 + 1.25 Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 beans, less 1,219.80 869.32 S&P 500 1,098.38 +27.67 +2.58 -1.50 +17.88 Aug Live cattle 90.95 89.95 90.75 + 1.13 Idaho bean tax and storage charges. Prices subject to change 12,847.91 8,900.27 Wilshire 5000 11,540.54 +294.74 +2.62 -.07 +20.73 Aug Feeder cattle 110.08 109.20 109.65 + .18 without notice. Producers desiring more recent price information JEROME — Producers Livestock Marketing Association in Jerome Sep Feeder cattle 109.90 109.25 109.53 + .63 should contact dealers. reports the following prices from the livestock sale held Tuesday, 745.95 473.54 Russell 2000 660.52 +19.56 +3.05 +5.62 +26.36 Pintos, no quote, new crop great northerns, no quote; pinks, no June 1. Oct Feeder cattle 109.40 108.50 109.33 + .93 quote, new crop; small reds, no quote, new crop. Prices are given Holstein bull calves: $5-$50 head Jun Lean hogs 81.75 80.95 81.33 - .08 by Rangens in Buhl. Prices current June 2. Started bull and steer calves: $90-$215 head STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Jul Lean hogs 83.00 82.10 82.18 - .58 Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by Bean Market Commercial/utility cows: $52-$66 Jul Pork belly 102.50 101.90 102.50 + .45 News, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Pintos, $30; great north- Cutter/canner cows: $48-$53 AlliantEgy 1.58 40 32.20 +.65 +6.4 Kaman .56 22 24.73 +.69 +7.1 Aug Pork belly xxx.xx xxx.xx 100.50 .xx erns, not established; small whites, not established; pinks, Ltd. Shelly/lite cows: $33-$43 $30; small reds, Ltd. $30. Quotes current June 2. Holstein heifers: $56-$75 AlliantTch ... 8 67.75 +.15 -23.2 Keycorp .04 ... 8.24 +.35 +48.5 Jul Wheat 454.00 442.00 442.50 - 8.25 Slaughter bulls: $67-$75 AmCasino .42 ... 18.05 +.43 +18.5 LeeEnt ...... 3.03 -.02 -12.7 Sep Wheat 469.00 460.25 460.25 - 8.00 Holstein steers: 500 to 600 lbs., $78-$85 Aon Corp .60 16 39.65 +1.02 +3.4 MicronT ... 57 9.18 +.52 -13.1 Jul KC Wheat 481.25 473.00 473.75 - 4.25 G RAINS Choice steers: 400 to 500 lbs., $127-$133; 500 to 600 lbs., $106- BallardPw ...... 1.93 +.03 +2.1 OfficeMax ... 45 17.57 +.09 +38.5 Sep KC Wheat 493.00 485.00 485.75 - 4.25 $122.25; 600 to 800 lbs., $105-$116; 800 to 1,000 lbs., $88-$90 Jul MPS Wheat 507.25 496.25 497.25 - 3.75 Stock cows/pairs: $890-$1,000 head BkofAm .04 76 15.89 +.46 +5.5 RockTen .60 10 51.10 +1.41 +1.4 Sep MPS Wheat 519.50 509.25 510.00 - 4.50 ConAgra .80 14 24.56 +.54 +6.6 Sensient .80f 14 27.70 +.54 +5.3 Jul Corn 357.50 347.75 348.50 - 5.50 Valley Grains Intermountain Livestock SkyWest .16 9 13.85 +.17 -18.1 Prices for wheat per bushel: mixed grain, oats, corn and beans POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Livestock Costco .84f 21 58.95 +.97 -.4 Sep Corn 367.25 358.00 358.75 - 5.25 per hundred weight. Prices subject to change without notice. Report for Wednesday, June 2. Diebold 1.08 29 29.08 +.88 +2.2 Teradyn ... 68 10.90 +.37 +1.6 Jul Soybeans 936.50 931.00 932.50 + .50 Soft white wheat, ask; barley, $6; oats, $5.80; corn, $7 (15 per- LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Burley Livestock Market in Burley, Idaho DukeEngy .96 12 15.96 +.26 -7.3 Tuppwre 1.00 14 41.54 +.89 -10.8 Aug Soybeans xxx.xx xxx.xx 920.25 - .50 cent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. Prices cur- on Thursday. Utility and commercial cows 52.00-64.50; canners DukeRlty .68 ... 12.00 +.46 -1.4 US Bancrp .20 22 23.99 +.70 +6.6 May BFP Milk 13.38 13.34 13.34 + .03 rent June 2. and cutters 35.00-45.00; heavy feeder steers 92.50-105.00; light Jun BFP Milk 13.67 13.49 13.53 + .13 Barley, $6.50 (48-lb. minimum) spot delivery in Gooding: corn, feeder steers 100.00-126.00; stocker steers 125.00-134.00; heavy Fastenal .80f 40 51.79 +2.12 +24.4 Valhi .40 ... 17.55 +.73 +25.6 no quote (Twin Falls only). Prices quoted by JD Heiskell. Prices holstein feeder steers n/a; light holstein feeder steers n/a; heavy Jul BFP Milk 13.46 13.20 13.27 + .10 feeder heifers 88.00-100.50;light feeder heifers 98.00-117.00; Heinz 1.80f 16 44.93 +.84 +5.1 WalMart 1.21f 14 51.72 +.80 -3.2 Aug BFP Milk 14.05 13.77 13.81 + .21 current June 2. WashFed .20 ... 17.43 +.41 -9.9 stocker heifers 112.00-123.00; bulls 55.00-77.00; baby calves n/a; HewlettP .32 13 47.27 +1.69 -8.2 Sep BFP Milk 14.65 14.45 14.45 + .20 Intermountain Grain stock cows n/a; stock cow/calf pairs n/a/pr; feeder lambs n/a; HomeDp .95 20 33.87 +.33 +17.1 WellsFargo .20 12 29.18 +.95 +8.1 Jul Sugar 14.46 13.82 14.90 - .46 POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain weaner pigs n/a. Idacorp 1.20 13 33.03 +.50 +3.4 ZionBcp .04 ... 23.78 +.63 +85.3 Oct Sugar 15.01 14.32 14.47 - .43 Report for Wednesday, June 2. Jun B-Pound 1.4772 1.4554 1.4655 - .0008 POCATELLO — White wheat 3.85 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 3.55 Sep B-Pound 1.4772 1.4558 1.4658 - .0008 (down 4); 14 percent spring 5.08 (down 4); barley 6.25 (steady) M ETALS/MONEY BURLEY — White wheat 3.9 (down 10); 11.5 percent winter 3.60 HOW TO READ THE REPORT Jun J-Yen 1.0994 1.0916 1.0858 - .0105 (down 1); 14 percent spring 4.84 (down 5); barley 5.25 (steady) Sep J-Yen 1.1006 1.0933 1.0870 - .0110 OGDEN — White wheat 4.00 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 3.72 Jun Euro-currency 1.2276 1.2112 1.2246 - .0012 (down 4); 14 percent spring 4.96 (down 3); barley 6.15 (steady) Key currency exchange rates Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low Sep Euro-currency 1.2288 1.2124 1.2261 - .0010 PORTLAND — White wheat 4.68 (down 2); 11 percent winter 4.84- NEW YORK (AP) — Key currency exchange rates Wednesday, com- during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in Jun Canada dollar .9641 .9457 .9629 + .0108 4.89 (down 4); 14 percent spring 6.24 (down 4) pared with late Tuesday in New York: past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of NAMPA — White wheat cwt 6.25 (steady): bushel 3.75 (steady) Dollar vs: Exch. Rate Pvs Day Sep Canada dollar .9634 .9453 .9623 + .0107 Yen 91.18 91.24 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- Jun U.S. Dollar 87.27 86.70 86.86 + .13 Euro $1.2238 $1.2253 wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend Jun Comex gold 1225.8 1213.2 1221.4 - 3.4 C HEESE Pound $1.4648 $1.4658 rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder Aug Comex gold 1228.9 1215.0 1223.4 - 3.5 Swiss franc 1.1558 1.1562 owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – Jul Comex silver 18.51 18.09 18.32 - .23 Canadian dollar 1.0396 1.0505 When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. Sep Comex silver 18.53 18.15 18.37 - .23 Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Mexican peso 12.8420 12.9000 Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Jun Treasury bond 124.2 122.3 122.3 - 0.1 Barrels: $1.3825, - .0175: Blocks: $1.4250, - .0125 Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased Gold SepTreasury bond 123.2 122.5 122.1 - 0.2 Selected world gold prices, Wednesday. on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, divi- Jul Coffee 138.10 135.20 135.40 - 1.15 P OTATOES London morning fixing: $1221.00 off $6.75. dend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, Sep Coffee 139.55 136.75 136.90 - 1.15 London afternoon fixing: $1215.00 off $12.75 accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declara- Jul Cocoa 2523 2440 2520 + 76 NY Handy & Harman: $1215.00 off $12.75. tion. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus Sep Cocoa 2396 2342 2393 + 48 NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1312.20 off $13.77. stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or Jul Cotton 79.48 78.32 78.40 - .67 CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Major potato markets FOB shipping NY Engelhard: $1217.72 off $12.77. distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales points Tuesday. Jul Crude oil 73.93 71.68 73.39 + .81 Russet Burbanks Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 11.00-11.50: 100 Silver in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, Jul Unleaded gas 2.0450 1.9668 2.0444 + .0619 or securities assumed by such companies. count 4.50-5.00. NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver Wednesday $18.300 • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Jul Heating oil 2.0221 1.9521 2.0153 + .0449 Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 2.50-3.00. off $0.245. Jul Natural gas 4.440 4.217 4.418 + .170 Russets Norkotahs Wisconsin 50-lb cartons 10.00-10.50: 100 H&H fabricated $21.960 off $0.294. Mutual Fund Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - count 7.00-7.50. The morning bullion price for silver in London $18.430 up $0.130. No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or con- Quotations from Sinclair & Co. 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 4.00-4.50. Engelhard $18.230 off $0.470. tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- Russet Norkotahs Washington 50-lb cartons 70 count 11.00: 100 Engelhard fabricated $21.876 off $0.564. cash dividend. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Get more stocks and commodities information online at Magicvalley.com/business/ AT&T Continued from Business 1 Hewlett-Packard to cut 9K jobs scribers will be allowed to cost as little as $55 per keep the unlimited plan, By Barbara Ortutay half of it in the current quar- month before taxes and even if they renew their Associated Press writer ter and the rest by October add-on fees, down from $70 contracts. But all new sub- 2013, the end of its fiscal per month. Ralph de la Vega, scribers will have to choose NEW YORK — Hewlett- year. The charges, which are the head of AT&T’s con- one of the two new plans. Packard Co. said Tuesday it largely for severance sumer business, said that Figuring out which one to will lay off about 9,000 expenses, will be excluded means smart phones can choose may not be easy, workers in the unit that pro- from the company’s adjust- become accessible to more given that many people vides technology services to ed earnings results. people. have only a hazy notion of other businesses as the HP, the world’s biggest “Customers are getting a the size of a gigabyte and company consolidates and maker of PCs and printers good deal, and if they can how many they use now. A automates its commercial and the top technology understand their usage, gigabyte is enough for hun- data centers. company by revenue, has they can save some money,” dreds of e-mails and Web The cuts will be made over been working to expand its de la Vega said in an inter- pages, but it’s quickly eaten about three years and business in other areas as PC view. up by Internet video and amount to some 3 percent of profit margins are usually Current AT&T sub- videoconferencing. HP’s global work force of thin. To boost its services 304,000 employees as of business, the company October 2009, the most bought Electronic Data recent figure available. The Systems, a rival of IBM company said it plans to Corp., in 2008, cutting replace two-thirds of those 24,600 jobs as part of that Mercury jobs, hiring 6,000 people to acquisition. Continued from Business 1 boost its global sales and HP said the commercial Lincoln will have seven delivery staff. data centers will help its cor- new or revamped vehicles in HP said the job cuts will porate clients run their busi- the next four years, includ- result from productivity nesses faster and more effi- ing the brand’s first compact gains and automation in the ciently. Ann Livermore, car. data centers, which are clus- executive vice president for Ford’s board of directors ters of computers that HP’s AP photo HP Enterprise Business, said approved ending the brand business customers tap into The entrance to the Hewlett-Packard Co. facility in Palo Alto, Calif. the company is confident its Wednesday morning. Ford to store data, run software Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday it will cut about 9,000 jobs and take actions will “provide a foun- Americas President Mark and perform other tasks. $1 billion in charges over several years as it creates fully automated dation for growth for the Fields said the decision was Like most companies that commercial data centers. next 10 years.” made this spring as part of a offer such services, HP has “We believe that these regular annual business data centers around the Once it completes the lion a year. sets of actions will enable review. He said Mercury’s Ford has 1,712 dealerships world. HP did not specify restructuring, HP said it HP, which is based in Palo HP to grow better than the sales make up such a small currently selling Mercurys, the locations of its planned will see savings of about Alto, Calif., said it will take market,”she said in a confer- percentage of North although none are stand- cuts. $500 million to $700 mil- $1 billion in charges, about ence call with analysts. American market share, and alone Mercury dealers. All that the profile of Ford and sell either Lincolns, Fords or Mercury shoppers is so sim- all three brands.Ford expects ilar,that it makes more sense some of its 276 Lincoln- IDAHO ROUNDUP to focus on accelerating the Mercury dealers will contin- Ford brand and growing ue as stand-alone Lincoln Company, Boise first, large-scale solar Arena backers seek grant money to fund the Lincoln. dealerships and it will try to facility in the state. approximately $35 million “We don’t take this deci- consolidate others into partner to build Developers say it is vote on Idaho Falls facility on 25 acres off of sion lightly,”he said. existing Ford dealerships. All expected to produce 10 Interstate 15. Mercurys sales peaked in dealers will be eligible for solar power plant megawatts of power, hotel tax The center would have a 1978 at more than 580,000 compensation, although BOISE — A renwable enough to power 1,200 IDAHO FALLS — Backers capacity of about 5,700 and vehicles but just over 92,000 Fields wouldn’t say how energy company has homes annually. of a new Idaho Falls conven- be used for sporting events, Mercurys were sold last year. much they will be offered. agreed to partner with The location for the tion center and arena want to concerts, trade shows and Boise to build a $45 million facility is at a brownfield put a proposal for a 5 percent conventions. solar power plant. site near the Boise Airport. hotel tax before voters in a In 1999,Bonneville County Mayor Dave Bieter Construction is expected special election. voters defeated a similar announced the deal to begin this fall. Idaho Falls Convention auditorium district proposal. Wednesday with Sunergy Bieter says he hopes the and Visitors Bureau Executive This time, organizers want World, an Idaho company project will serve as a cat- Director Bob Everhart esti- to limit the vote to city resi- that specializes in wind, alyst for the construction mates the tax could generate dents. They need to gather solar and biomass energy or relocation of more between $20 million and 3,000 signatures to put the projects. renewable energy projects $25 million. issue on the ballot. Officials say once built, and developers to the The tax would be used with the power plant will be the region. private investments and — The Associated Press Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho NATION Thursday, June 3, 2010 Business 3 Dennis Hopper remembered at New Mexico service By Susan Montoya Bryan this year on the Hollywood Walk of rumbles of about half a dozen son, Henry Lee Hopper, drew tears thing from an artist and an icon to a Associated Press writer Fame, died Saturday at age 74 at his motorcycles could be heard in the from many in the crowd as he read rebel, but Henry Lee Hopper said home in Los Angeles. He was diag- distance as the casket was taken from Walt Whitman’s collection of trying to sum up his father’s life in a RANCHOS DE TAOS, N.M. — nosed with prostate cancer in 2009. away in a funeral procession. A pri- poems, “Leaves of Grass.’’ Other few words is nearly impossible. To Jack Nicholson and Val Kilmer were Nicholson, cast alongside vate burial followed. relatives also spoke. the 19-year-old, Hopper repre- among the actors who joined Hopper in “Easy Rider’’ as a drunk- Hopper first came to New Many said the Mass gave them a sents an eternal flame of inspira- dozens of Dennis Hopper’s rela- en young lawyer in a breakout role, Mexico in 1969 to scout locations sense of Hopper’s spirit,and stories tion. tives, friends and Taos locals to described Hopper as “an all- for the iconic “Easy Rider.’’He lived of his early days as a Kansas farm “You find something that you remember the two-time Oscar around guy.’’ in Taos for 12 years through the boy, his wild side and the time he believe in and you really realize nominee at a memorial Mass on “It was a very singular relation- early 1980s. spent in Taos making films and art you’ve got to fight for it. Some peo- Wednesday in New Mexico. ship I had with him, like nobody Mourners who poured out of the continued to be shared after the ple fight for a minute, but there are Hopper’s simple wooden coffin else. We were soul mates in a way. I chapel after the service described it memorial at a gathering of his very, very few people in this world was ushered into the adobe chapel really miss him,’’Nicholson said. as “lovely,’’“tender’’ and “beauti- friends and family. who fight from the day they’re born at historic San Francisco de Asis The church’s bells chimed as ful,’’ without mention of “He was the spark plug of this to the day they go out. I would say church. Hopper’s casket was brought into Hollywood or Hopper’s public per- town,’’said R.C. Israel, an art dealer Dennis was undoubtedly one of Hopper, who was twice nomi- the chapel and again as it was taken sona. and a longtime friend of Hopper. these people,’’the younger Hopper nated for Oscars and received a star out after the two-hour service. The During the service, Hopper’s Hopper has been called every- told The Associated Press. Attorney: Gary Coleman, wife divorced in 2008 Does daily caffeine dose By Elizabeth White all bloody and gross,’’ Price said. “He’s really give you a buzz? Associated Press writer conscious but he’s not, like, with it.’’ Santaquin Police Chief Dennis By Rob Stein anxiety, alertness and SALT LAKE CITY — Former child TV Hammond has said Coleman had a dial- The Washington Post whether they got a actor Gary Coleman and his wife were ysis treatment that day. It’s unclear headache. divorced in 2008, an attorney for the late whether that may have been related to Does that cup of coffee, Not surprisingly, those “Diff’rent Strokes’’star said Wednesday, Coleman’s fall. latte or cappuccino that who typically consumed the same day a tape of a 911 call was Coleman’s short stature of 4-foot-8 you drink every morning medium to high amounts of released that detailed her call for help. stemmed from kidney problems and really wake you up? Well, a caffeine reported they were Randy Kester told The Associated required at least two transplants earlier new study has some sur- less alert and more likely to Press that Coleman and Shannon Price in his life and dialysis. Last fall, he had prising findings about what get a headache when they divorced in August 2008 and Coleman heart surgery complicated by pneumo- caffeine really does to you. took the placebo but not never told him the two had remarried. nia, Kester has said. In February, he suf- Peter Rogers of the when they got their caf- “Gary shared a lot of things with me,’’ fered a seizure on the set of “The University of Bristol in feine fix, the researchers Kester said.“That’s probably something Insider.’’ England and his colleagues report in the journal he would have told me.’’ Coleman was conscious at the hospital studied 379 volunteers, Neuropsychopharmaco- Coleman died Friday at the age of 42 that day but slipped into unconscious- about half of whom typi- logy. But those who got after suffering a brain hemorrhage. He ness Thursday and was taken off life sup- cally consumed little or no caffeine reported levels of was taken off life support, but it’s not AP file photo port Friday with family at his side. caffeine on a daily basis and alertness that were no clear who made that decision. Actor Gary Coleman, best known from the tel- A Santaquin police report released about half of whom con- higher than those who typ- Kester said he does not know. evision series ‘Diff’rent Strokes,’and his wife, Wednesday largely reflects what Price sumed medium to high ically don’t get much caf- “Now issues are being raised about Shannon Price, appear on the NBC ‘Today’ says in the call.The report says an officer amounts. feine who received a place- whether or not Shannon had authority who arrived at the house asked Coleman The researchers asked bo. That suggests that caf- to terminate the life support,’’he said. show in New York in February 2008. Coleman if he could say what happened. the volunteers to abstain feine only brings coffee A spokeswoman with Utah Valley died Friday at the age of 42 after suffering a “He looked at me and stated that he from consuming any caf- drinkers back up to their Regional Medical Center told AP she brain hemorrhage. could not remember,’’the report says. feine for 16 hours and then normal state, probably cannot release any additional informa- The officer writes that Coleman had a gave them either caffeine or because they develop a tol- tion about Coleman’s death. miles south of Salt Lake City. laceration in the back of his head 1 to 1¼ a placebo. Each participant erance for its effects over Utah divorce decree documents list In the recording, Price refers to inches long. then rated their levels of time. only a John Doe and Jane Doe as parties, Coleman as her husband. “While waiting for medical personnel but the last page lists Price’s name and “I just don’t want him to die,’’ Price I could tell that Mr.Coleman was weak,’’ address, saying a copy of the decree was tells the female dispatcher during the the report says. ESTATE mailed to her. The decree is dated Aug. nearly six-minute call.“I’m freaking out The officer writes that while waiting COINS & CROCK 12, 2008. The couple wed in August like really bad.’’ for medical personnel to arrive he looked 2007 after meeting on the set of the Price said she’s not sure whether around the kitchen for any areas of pos- COLLECTION 2006 comedy “Church Ball.’’ Coleman had a seizure or whether he hit sible impact besides the tile floor and ONLINE  AUCTION Kester said he is not aware of a will for his head and fell. She said he had just couldn’t find blood anywhere else. Coleman and that the two discussed the gotten home and was going downstairs The report says that, with assistance, Viewing Daily 10 to 5 • Monday-Friday• Idaho Auction Barn need to meet and work on one as recent- to make some food for her and that she Coleman was able to walk out of the : ly as four or five weeks ago. then heard a “big bang.’’ home and into the garage where a gur- LOCATION  Eldridge • Twin Falls • ½ mile west of Eastland Pepsi plant A message left for a representative for “Send someone quick because I don’t ney was waiting. ESTATE COINS & CROCK COLLECTION Shannon Price was not immediately know if he’s like gonna be alive cause In February — on his 42nd birthday — Morgans, 1834 Bust Half, returned Wednesday. there’s a lot of blood on the floor,’’Price Coleman pleaded guilty to a misde- On the 911 call from May 26, Price can said. meanor criminal mischief charge related Red Wing Crock be heard asking a Utah emergency dis- Coleman is lethargic and Price says to a domestic violence call in April 2009. Collection, 1oz. patcher to send help for Coleman, who she “can’t really help him’’ and can’t In exchange, the original charge of Silver, 90% US was bleeding from the back of his head drive or handle too much stress because domestic violence assault was dropped. and “bubbling at the mouth’’ after she has seizures. Coleman and Price had an argument Silver, 1837 falling at his Santaquin home, about 55 “I looked at the back of his head and it’s that got out of hand, Kester said. 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BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Scattered showers and some thunderstorms. High 67. Today Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 69 57 0.06" Tonight: Mostly cloudy and mostly dry. Low 52. Challis 69 50 Trace" Coeur d’ Alene 57 52 0.39" Idaho Falls 68 51 Trace" Tomorrow: Late showers and some thunderstorms. High 67. Jerome 72 49 Trace" Lewiston 63 55 0.39" Lowell 59 50 0.73" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta 68 46 n/a" Hit and miss Mostly cloudy Scattered late Hit and miss Partly to Mostly sunny Pocatello 72 51 0.24" showers and and mostly dry showers and pm showers mostly cloudy and pleasant Rexburg 66 50 Trace" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 68 46 0.00" thunderstorms thunderstorms and t-storms Stanley 54 41 0.07" Sun Valley 59 39 0.02" Yesterday’s High 71° Yesterday’s 0.00" High 70° Low 54° 71° / 53° 73° / 52° 79° / 50° 76° / 48° Yesterday’s Low 46° Month to Date 0.03" Normal High / Low 74° / 45° Avg. Month to Date 0.07" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 91° in 1986 Water Year to Date 7.75" Record Low 29° in 1954 Avg. Water Year to Date 8.15" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 73° Yesterday’s 0.00" Yesterday’s High 77% 5 pm Yesterday 29.92 in. Today Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 9:10 PM Yesterday’s Low 52° Month to Date 0.16" Yesterday’s Low 42% Friday Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 9:11 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 73° / 45° Avg. Month to Date 0.08" Today’s Forecast Avg. 68% Saturday Sunrise: 6:01 AM Sunset: 9:12 PM Mild, June temperatures for the next several Record High 91° in 2001 Water Year to Date 7.61" Sunday Sunrise: 6:01 AM Sunset: 9:13 PM days. Look for daily showers and storms as well Record Low 33° in 1984 Avg. Water Year to Date 9.01" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Monday Sunrise: 6:01 AM Sunset: 9:13 PM through at least Sunday. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 50's to 60'sTonight’s Lows 40's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 62 / 48 BOISE Today Moonrise: 1:12 AM Moonset: 12:24 PM 7 11 3 5 7 10 Pleasant temperatures over the next Friday Last New First Full Moonrise: 1:34 AM Moonset: 1:24 PM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming several days. Look for mostly cloudy June 4 June 12 June 19 June 26 Saturday Moonrise: 1:55 AM Moonset: 2:24 PM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com skies and scattered showers and storms as well. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Saturday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 71 / 57 Today Highs/Lows 60's to 70's / 50's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 71 54 sh 70 49 th 72 49 sh Atlanta 87 69 th 88 68 th Orlando 93 75 th 91 75 th Acapulco 86 72 pc 86 76 pc Moscow 78 63 th 82 53 th Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 64 44 sh 60 43 th 66 43 pc Atlantic City 79 68 th 75 66 th Philadelphia 90 70 th 85 67 th Athens 73 66 pc 74 67 pc Nairobi 71 57 sh 67 57 sh Scattered showers and Burley 67 52 sh 67 51 sh 69 51 th Baltimore 90 70 th 85 66 th Phoenix 99 74 su 103 77 pc Auckland 58 44 pc 59 53 sh Oslo 68 46 pc 65 45 pc 61 / 47 thunderstorms are in the Challis 67 48 sh 65 47 th 65 47 th Billings 72 49 th 71 52 th Portland, ME 68 55 r 64 51 r Bangkok 94 78 pc 94 78 sh Paris 72 50 pc 77 53 pc Coeur d’ Alene 62 48 sh 60 42 th 64 42 sh Birmingham 87 71 th 89 70 th Raleigh 89 70 th 89 69 th Beijing 89 56 pc 94 61 pc Prague 57 47 sh 68 43 pc forecast for the next Elko, NV 75 48 mc 75 47 sh 76 47 pc Boston 82 64 th 71 58 sh Rapid City 78 51 th 78 54 th Berlin 73 48 sh 74 51 pc Rio de Jane 70 57 sh 71 61 sh several days. Strong Eugene, OR 67 55 r 64 51 r 69 51 sh Charleston, SC 85 75 th 84 74 th Reno 77 54 sh 77 54 sh Buenos Aires 57 49 pc 60 45 pc Rome 72 57 sh 75 63 pc McCall storms are possible. Gooding 66 51 sh 66 50 th 70 50 sh Charleston, WV 86 64 th 82 61 th Sacramento 81 61 r 77 60 mc Cairo 98 64 pc 96 61 pc Santiago 60 45 pc 63 47 pc Grace 63 47 sh 64 45 th 67 45 th Chicago 72 59 th 77 61 th St. Louis 84 67 th 89 68 pc Dhahran 102 84 th 103 87 th Seoul 75 54 pc 77 56 pc Salmon 57 / 44 Hagerman 71 53 sh 72 53 th 75 53 sh Cleveland 74 61 th 75 58 pc St.Paul 78 62 pc 76 62 th Geneva 63 41 pc 68 50 sh Sydney 65 56 sh 64 54 sh 65 / 48 Hailey 62 46 sh 59 46 th 64 46 th Denver 86 58 th 88 59 th Salt Lake City 75 59 th 78 60 th Hong Kong 79 77 r 80 76 sh Tel Aviv 74 71 pc 73 70 pc Idaho Falls 66 50 sh 64 50 th 67 50 th Des Moines 79 62 pc 80 66 th San Diego 70 62 pc 73 64 pc Jerusalem 96 64 pc 91 61 pc Tokyo 74 58 sh 75 60 sh Kalispell, MT 62 42 sh 60 46 sh 63 46 sh Detroit 74 59 th 79 61 pc San Francisco 65 57 mc 65 58 mc Johannesburg 61 39 pc 61 41 pc Vienna 70 54 sh 71 52 sh Jerome 69 52 sh 68 51 th 71 51 sh El Paso 98 65 su 101 68 su Seattle 68 55 r 64 51 r Kuwait City 107 82 pc 109 84 pc Warsaw 80 56 th 71 43 sh Lewiston 71 57 sh 72 53 th 74 53 mc Fairbanks 77 50 sh 60 46 sh Tucson 98 70 pc 102 71 pc London 69 46 pc 72 42 pc Winnipeg 73 51 pc 66 51 th Caldwell Malad City 66 49 sh 67 49 th 69 49 th Fargo 76 58 th 74 57 pc Washington, DC 92 73 th 86 69 th Mexico City 78 56 sh 76 53 sh Zurich 47 37 r 67 46 pc 73 / 56 Idaho Falls Malta 66 51 sh 67 51 th 68 51 th Honolulu 84 69 sh 85 69 sh McCall 57 44 sh 54 40 th 57 40 sh Houston 90 74 th 93 77 th Boise Sun Valley 66 / 50 Missoula, MT 65 45 sh 64 47 sh 67 47 sh Indianapolis 80 65 th 81 63 pc TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 71 / 54 58 / 47 Pocatello 66 53 sh 67 52 th 68 52 th Jacksonville 88 77 th 87 77 th 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Portland, OR 68 55 r 64 51 r 69 51 sh Kansas City 82 65 pc 86 71 th Pocatello Rupert 67 52 sh 67 51 sh 70 51 th Las Vegas 97 76 pc 98 77 pc Rupert 66 / 53 Rexburg 63 49 sh 61 48 th 63 48 th Little Rock 91 71 th 93 72 th Mountain Home 67 / 52 69 / 52 Richland, WA 68 57 sh 71 52 r 73 52 sh Los Angeles 78 63 pc 81 65 su L Rogerson 63 44 sh 66 45 sh 63 45 sh Memphis 92 72 th 92 73 th Burley Salmon 65 48 sh 66 46 th 66 46 sh Miami 90 78 th 92 78 th H Twin Falls 67 / 52 Salt Lake City, UT 75 59 th 78 60 th 80 60 pc Milwaukee 68 55 th 72 58 th Fronts 70 / 54 Spokane, WA 63 48 sh 62 43 th 66 43 pc Nashville 90 69 th 90 72 th Stanley 57 40 sh 55 37 th 56 37 th New Orleans 87 75 th 90 78 th Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 73 at Twin Falls Low: 37 at Dixie Sun Valley 58 47 sh 55 45 th 59 45 th New York 86 69 th 76 67 th Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 69 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 52 35 sh 50 34 sh 51 34 sh 89 th 95 78 pc Omaha 79 63 pc 83 65 th L th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Warm CANADIAN FORECAST GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Stationary City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Calgary 60 35 sh 58 40 pc Saskatoon 59 45 sh 67 49 pc “You can’t base your life on other people’s Cranbrook 49 29 sh 43 36 ls Toronto 72 46 sh 72 55 pc Valid to 6 p.m. today Edmonton 58 44 sh 64 46 pc Vancouver 55 44 pc 49 45 sh Occluded Kelowna 55 33 ls 44 33 r Victoria 58 47 pc 56 47 sh Yesterday’s National Extremes: expectations.” Lethbridge 62 42 sh 61 46 r Winnipeg 73 51 pc 66 51 th High: Not available at Regina 64 49 th 67 53 pc Low: 29 at Old Faithful, Wyo. More Magic Valley weather at www.magicvalley.com/weather Stevie Wonder Get up-to-date highway information at the Idaho Transportation Department’s Web site at 511.idaho.gov or call 888-432-7623. BP faces another setback; oil slick threatens Fla. By Melissa Nelson The latest attempt to con- and Adam Geller trol the leak is considered Associated Press writers risky because slicing away a section of the 20-inch-wide PENSACOLA, Fla. — The riser could remove kinks in BP oil slick drifted perilously the pipe and temporarily close to the Florida increase the flow of oil by as Panhandle’s famous sugar- much as 20 percent. The cap white beaches Wednesday as could be placed over the spill a risky gambit to contain the as early as Wednesday. leak by shearing off the well If the strategy fails — like pipe ran into trouble a mile every other attempt to con- under the sea when the dia- trol the leak 5,000 feet mond-tipped saw became underwater — the best hope stuck. is probably a relief well,which The saw had sliced through is at least two months from about half of the pipe when it completion. snagged, and it took BP 12 As the oil drifted closer to hours to free it. The company Florida, beachgoers in said preparations were being Pensacola waded into the made to resume cutting, but gentle waves, cast fishing didn’t give a timetable on AP photo lines and sunbathed,even as a when it might start. Mary Smith of Theodore, Ala., watches over her grandchildren as a large crew of clean up workers walk along the beach in Dauphin Island, Ala., two-man crew took water The plan is to fit a cap on Tuesday. Oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster has started washing ashore on the Alabama coast. samples. One of the men said the blown-out well at the they were hired by BP to col- bottom of the Gulf of Mexico Coast Guard Adm. Thad thunderstorms and wind the Redneck Riviera. that killed 11 workers aboard lect samples to be analyzed to capture most of the spew- Allen,the government’s point before the weather cleared in “We are doing what we can an offshore drilling rig, crude for tar and other pollutants. ing oil; the twisted, broken man for the crisis. the afternoon. do, but we cannot change has fouled some 125 miles of A few feet away, Martha pipe must be sliced first to As the edge of the slick Forecasters said the oil what has happened,” said Louisiana coastline and Feinstein, 65, of Milton, Fla., allow a snug fit. drifted within seven miles of would probably wash up by John Dosh, emergency direc- washed up in Alabama and pondered the fate of the “I don’t think the issue is Pensacola’s beaches, emer- Friday, threatening a delicate tor for Escambia County, Mississippi as well. Over the beach she has been visiting whether or not we can make gency workers rushed to link network of islands, bays and which includes Pensacola. past six weeks, the well has for years. “You sit on the edge the second cut.It’s about how the last in a miles-long chain white-sand beaches that are a Since the biggest oil spill in leaked anywhere from 21 mil- of your seat and you wonder fine we can make it, how of booms designed to fend off haven for wildlife and a major U.S. history began to unfold lion to 45 million gallons by where it’s going,” she said. smooth we can make it,”said the oil. They were stymied by tourist destination dubbed April 20 with an explosion the government’s estimate. “It’s the saddest thing.” Gore break-up shows splits aren’t unusual, even after 40 years By Jocelyn Noveck family therapist and divorce expectancies, there are more after their divorce — often Associated Press writer mediator at New York’s potential new partners out within two years. Ackerman Institute for the there — “what we call a The U.S. Census Bureau NEW YORK — There was Family. “That can be dis- thicker remarriage market,’’ does not tabulate divorce no salacious sex scandal, no tracting, or it can create a Coontz says. rates for specific age groups. prostitution ring, no myste- strong bond. But when that A 2004 study on divorce But Stevenson points to its rious trip to Argentina. chapter is done, people face conducted by AARP seemed 2008 American Community Al and Tipper Gore are a each other across the kitchen to bear that out, finding that Survey, which asked people if famous political couple, but table and say,‘Can this be the three-quarters of women in they had divorced in the past their split after 40 years relationship that’s my pri- their 50s and more than 80 year. Among those who said of marriage apparently mary source of enjoyment as percent of men reported hav- they had, a quarter married stemmed from a much sim- we go forward?’’’ ing a serious relationship more than 20 years earlier. pler, more mundane cause, Also, says Katz, older peo- according to friends: They ple have expectations for simply grew apart. their relationships now that And in that, experts say, previous generations may not they’re no different from have. “Even a couple of many Americans. Such late- decades ago, people didn’t AP file photo marriage splits are much have the same expectations more common than we think. Al Gore gets a kiss from his wife, Tipper, during a campaign rally in of love and intimacy at a later “We tend to mistakenly November 2000 at the University of Michigan campus in Dearborn, age,’’she says. believe that once people Mich. Former Vice President Al Gore and his wife, Tipper, are separat- It’s significant that Al and reach a certain point in mar- ing after 40 years of marriage. Tipper Gore married in 1970, riage, they just stop splitting notes Stephanie Coontz, Don’t worry about up,’’ says Betsey Stevenson, seemed to share an easy might find themselves in the author of “Marriage, A an economist at the affection,not to mention four same position. History,’’ and professor of University of Pennsylvania’s children and three grandchil- Perhaps the most obvious: family studies at Evergreen low CD interest rates Wharton School who studies dren. After 40 years, children have State College in Olympia, Discover a sensible alternative – the safe, secure, family trends. “But that’s That affection was appar- been launched and are well Wash. Marriages in the late tax-deferred benefits of fixed annuities. 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Was it impulsive or one’s own marriage. seemingly, ahead of them. Terry Downs* FICF of marriage.’’ calculated? Either way, it was Compounding the normal “The idea used to be that by 208 Ranch View West Of course, there’s no get- still quite a kiss. stresses and demands of rais- our sixties, life was pretty Jerome, ID 83338 ting around the shock factor But now the Gores are ing four children, the Gores much over anyway,’’ says 208-316-2244 surrounding the separation parting, and many are asking went through a painful ordeal Coontz. “But today, people [email protected] announcement by the Gores, not only, “Why THEM?’’ but when their then 6-year-old who reach 65 are likely to which came in an e-mail “Why NOW?’’ son, Albert, was nearly killed have another 20 years ahead. Tuesday to friends. Unlike Talk to relationship in a car accident. So it makes the calculus of modern-woodmen.org many political couples, experts, though, and they “Even with older children, living in an unhappy mar- *Registered representative. Securities offered through MWA Financial Services Inc., they’d spoken openly of their point to a host of reasons why the demands are quite riage even harder to take.’’ a wholly owned subsidiary of Modern Woodmen of America, 1701 1st Avenue, feelings for each other and a couple at such a late stage intense,’’ says Elana Katz, a Plus, with longer life Rock Island, IL 61201, 309-558-3100. Member: FINRA, SIPC. O Special fishing edition Ask the Officer, Outdoors 2 / Shooting the Bull, Outdoors 3 / Outdoor Idaho, Outdoors 3 Outdoors THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2010 OUTDOORS EDITOR ANDREW WEEKS: 735-3233 [email protected] Good fish, good tips Angling at Magic Reservoir

Fishermen offer MORE ONLINE WATCH a video on the Times-New file photos Fish and Tips dinner Bill Ogata of Jerome fishes Dec. 4, 2008, at Magic Reservoir. The advice at F&G fish fry MAGICVALLEY.COM reservoir is not only a popular place to ice fish during winter, but offers anglers the chance to catch fish in warmer weather. FIshermen now are having good luck using crank bait. By Andrew Weeks ous, if not catching. “Walleye are passive-aggressive Times-News writer “There isn’t a fish in here feeders,”Campbell said,noting they’ll By Andrew Weeks — merely pass through the that can’t be caught with a either eat whatever you throw at them Times-News writer area, while others “make their JEROME — More than 200 people fly,”he said, before quickly or let it float away, depending on homes year-round,” a site visited the Idaho Department of Fish adding, “except sturgeon. water temperature, which determines There’s more than one rea- marker reads. and Game regional office Thursday to We haven’t figured out their activity level. son why it’s called Magic Besides its abundant bird eat fish and learn angling tactics. how to get those yet.” Activity level at the free fish fry was Reservoir — because it’s population the reservoir is It was the first time “Fish and Tips” The best thing about fly high, as visitors grabbed plates of located in the Magic Valley, nestled in an area that, histor- was held at the office, but it likely fishing for him is being deep-fried catfish and crappie, sure, but also because anglers ically speaking, is a geological won’t be the last, said Regional outdoors. Even if he hush puppies, fries and coleslaw. have good luck catching fish wonder. Geologists the coun- Fisheries Manager Doug Megargle. doesn’t have any luck “I came out to get some tips on how at the 14,000-acre reservoir. try over are familiar with its “Yeah, I think so. It looks like it,”he at the end of his fly rod, to fish for different species,”said Dan Anglers recently have been volcanic history. said about making it an annual event. it’s a refreshing experience. Cress of Filer. He walked away with catching rainbow trout in the “Most of southern Idaho is “This is exactly what we wanted. We “Trout usually don’t live in some good information —and a satis- 2-pound range, says Don considered geologically wanted people to feel comfortable ugly places,”he said, “so just fied belly — “though they’re not going Hartman, owner of West active” and could emit vol- going to the different booths and talk- being out there is something.” to tell you any of their big secrets,”he Magic Resort. canic ash at any time, another ing to the people who know how to Connie Herbert, also with the fly said. “Two pounds (in the 12- to marker reads, “perhaps catch fish.” fishing club, took interested parties Megargle said there were several 16-inch range) is pretty much tomorrow, or maybe 1,000 Booths provided information about outside to try their hand at fly casting. people who came just for the food,but standard,”he said years from now.” fish-catching techniques, fly tying Other booths shared information that was OK. Hopefully, he said, it’s Anglers the last couple of When visiting, be mindful and even mosquito abatement. about various fish species including been another way to introduce people weeks have found success of the lands about you. The At the Magic Valley Fly Fishers trout, bass, crappie, walleye and stur- to fishing. Maybe they got a taste of using green PowerBait, he same marker that informs table, Dennis Brauer tied flies, some- geon. crappie and decide to start fishing for said, though fishermen also visitors of the site’s geological thing he’s been doing for 20 years. His Kurt Campbell, president of Idaho it, he said. are catching fish on clown- wonders warns them that favorite is a mayfly, which he demon- Walleye Unlimited, shared places pattern bait and Rapala lures. most of the land around the strated tying in just a couple of min- where to catch walleye.Salmon Falls is Andrew Weeks may be reached at Besides trout, the reservoir reservoir is publicly owned, utes. always a good place,he said,but water 735-3233 or aweeks@magic- contains brown trout, yellow but some are private lands. His passion for the sport was obvi- temperature has to be just right. valley.com. perch and smallmouth bass. Use common sense, be “It’s a little too cool for the aware of which lands are owned bass yet,”Hartman said, “and by whom and respect property perch are just kind of iffy ... rights,the marker reads. but they’re all over the place.” Besides the area’s geologi- Magic, on land owned by cal history, its birding venue, Lures to catch fish, not fishermen the Bureau of Land and the reservoir’s accessibil- Management, is a good place ity to bank and boat fishing, By Andrew Weeks to visit if you like to do more the site also is a popular ice- Times-News writer than just fish. fishing getaway during the The reservoir,located about cold months. When browsing the aisles 50 miles north of Twin Falls Perch are probably the of fishing lures at sporting off Highway 75, is a popular most popular species of fish to goods stores, it’s easy to get spot for bird watching.During catch during winter but, as overwhelmed with the glit- summer, birders can find a Hartman said, they’re around ter. But a rule of thumb is, variety of fowl — from raptors in the summer too. when shopping for tackle to song birds. you’ve got to think like a Many waterfowl — Canada Andrew Weeks may be fish. Courtesy art geese, mallards, pintails, peli- reached at 735-3233 or Dennis Brauer, an avid fly cans,gulls,grebes and killdeer [email protected]. fisherman, gives good water every chance he has, which have larger lips. also have been working well advice: “Pretty flies catch said anglers at Magic and There’s also a jointed style in lakes and reservoirs,while fishermen,” he said. “Basic Salmon reservoirs are hav- that seems to work. spinners seem to be popular flies catch fish.” ing good luck using the “This is what’s good right for rivers and streams. Fly The same could be said original floater Rapala lures. now, at this time of year,” fishing is picking up on about most any lure. There He also likes the brand’s Watson said, noting that some waters, he said, are plenty on the walls of Countdown minnows. He later in the season he’d though the rivers and sporting goods stores, and I likes Nos. 5 and 7 for probably switch to a larger streams are still fairly high was expecting Dewey trolling, and said the ones number lure because min- due to runoff and rain. Watson, a life-long angler, that resemble small trout — nows will be larger by then. Overall, he forecasts that would show me some of the dark on top, light on the Rapala is a brand name, this should be an “extreme- more fancy kinds when I bottom — work well, as do and other lures on the mar- ly good” year, Watson said. visited him Tuesday at the blue-colored ones, or ket imitate the brand. The “The water temperature is Sportsman’s Warehouse in the gold ones that resemble lures are good for bass, still a little cool. We’re A pickup provides shelter from cold winds for anglers Carter Kiser and Twin Falls. perch. Perch smolts are brown trout, rainbow trout already two or three weeks Smoky Webb, both of Shoshone, Dec. 4, 2008, at Magic Reservoir. Not so. what bigger fish are foraging and walleye, he said. behind schedule, but give it Like Brauer had said, the on right now, he said. Twister Tales, another another five degrees and fish are going after the There are a number of brand, also are popular for things will pick up.” IF YOU FISH basics. different Rapalas. Others walleye, he said. He likes to Magic Reservoir is located on Highway 20, west of intersection Watson, who’s fished in a that do well are the Husky use the 3-inch with a 1/8 jig Andrew Weeks may be with Highway 75. Information: BLM at 732-7200 or West Magic number of tournaments in Jerk, which contains a rattle, head. reached at 735-3233 or Resort at 487-2571. 16 states and gets on the and the Shad Rap variety, Watson said crank baits [email protected]. Chinook season transforms Little Salmon River into a small city By Roger Phillips the river that bears its name. Big fish, big thrills “You never know when is early best-tasting fish you can get. McClatchy Newspapers It’s a conglomeration of tents, “It’s just the thrill of having a enough,”he said. RVs and pickups packed alongside fish that strong on the end of your By 7 a.m., he had landed his first Like a class reunion ALONG THE LITTLE SALMON the river. They’re squeezed into line,” said Rick Cloepfil of Boise. chinook of the season. RIVER — It’s not just fishing that parking lots or wedged between “It’s just hard to explain the thrill of “He’s slept on the rocks before,” Bob Mann recently caught a drives people to take part in the the steep riverbank and the high- having one on and landing it.” his wife, Kathy Cloepfil, said. daily limit of salmon. But for him short season along the Little way. Cloepfil, an aircraft mechanic, The Cloepfils and their neigh- the harvest was secondary to the Salmon River. Fellowship, family When word of a hot bite went home after a recent double bors, Dan and Julie DeLong, make socializing that inevitably happens tradition and fun are all part of the spreads, people skip work and shift that started at 3:30 a.m., salmon fishing an annual event when he spends hours rubbing annual frenzy. drive through the night to spend packed and hit the road at 10:30 that usually ends with a baked shoulders with other anglers, some Each spring during the last hours casting shoulder-to-shoul- p.m. He arrived at the Little salmon dinner. of whom he sees only during decade a small city has formed der — known as combat fishing — Salmon at about 2 a.m., took a Dan DeLong, a self-described salmon season. along the Little Salmon River for the chance to catch a fish that short nap, then rose at 3:30 a.m. seafood snob originally from the “We visit and catch up on what’s north of Riggins, Idaho, to meet they could buy for about $4 a and sat for two hours next to the Puget Sound area in Washington, the return of chinook salmon to pound. river to secure a prime fishing spot. said spring chinook is among the See CHINOOK, Outdoors 2 Outdoors 2 Thursday, June 3, 2010 OUTDOORS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Small waters run deep with trout By Eric Sharp hang-ups were common, but and while I haven’t caught more productive than the big can stand on the steep rock brushy streams. Because Detroit Free Press the fishing was so good that another trout that big, I have streams except when a major face below, poke your head most casts are 20 feet or less, they were a minor irritation. been surprised by enough fly hatch is on, like the over the rim of the pool and the heavier No. 6 line makes GRAYLING, Mich. — A About 300 yards up from the 14- to 18-inchers that I’ll Hendrickson or hexagenia spot the fish holding in the it easier to drop a fly accu- half-dozen times a year for a road the creek widened to a drive 50 miles out of my way flies. crystalline water. rately. decade, I drove over a creek shallow pool where I could to fish it. And the little rivers have a Many little streams don’t When I fish a well-known so small you could jump see a fish rising next to a A couple of weeks ago, I beauty and charm that’s produce major fly hatches, trout river for the first time, I across in most places. It went deadfall along the side. fished for smallmouth bass tough to match on big waters. but that probably is what usually map out ahead of under the road a mile from a The rise was small, like with Mike Pehanich, the One small river in the far makes the fish in them less time a couple of smaller major trout river, and I another dink, and when I senior writer for BASS western Upper Peninsula choosy. You will have a lot feeder creeks that look like always wondered what it dropped the fly above the Master magazine,and he told drops down a series of rock more success if you fish they should hold trout and might hold. fading ripple, it was sucked me about a series of stories steps and ledges, and by upstream rather than down. may get less angling pres- One day I stopped at the down in a couple of seconds. he’s working on called “Small midsummer the water level The tight quarters along sure. creek and began fishing But when I raised the rod tip, Waters.” has dropped so low that it most of the small streams Computer sites like Google upstream. It was great. There the water just exploded as a Pehanich’s premise is that turns into a series of pools make a short fly rod a good Earth are great for looking were 10- to 12-inch brown big fish ripped off across the while most anglers work the connected by tiny rivulets. choice. And for the creeks over these places before the trout that would eat any pool and ran 20 yards same well-known big lakes, The water runs clear and and small rivers, I’ve found trip. And if you get the GPS insect that landed on the upstream. there are hundreds of 50- to cold, but the fish are in little that a leader a little shorter coordinates for a likely look- water. The absence of a fish- It turned out to be a 22- 250-acre ponds within easy ponds ranging in size from a than the rod seems to result ing site from Google Maps erman’s path or even foot- inch brown, the kind of fish reach that contain good kitchen sink to a hot tub. in fewer streamside hang- and plug them into a car’s prints in the mud along the you’d never expect from a numbers of bass and get very It’s delightful to scale the ups on the back cast. GPS navigation unit, you’ll banks was a pretty good indi- stream this small. The mem- little fishing pressure. exposed rock of the riverbed Rather than the 2- or 3- be amazed how often the cation it rarely was fished. ory of that great fish has That got me to thinking and cast flies to fish swim- weight rods that I often use navigator will be able to The trees and brush grew lured me back to the creek about my penchant for small ming in a pool 4 or 5 feet on more open waters, I like a guide you there on gravel so thick along the creek that several times a year since, trout waters, which often are above. In some places, you 6-weight fly rod for tight, roads and two tracks. FISH-STOCKING SCHEDULE FOR THE MAGIC VALLEY REGION Fishing opportunities All fish stocked are catchable-size rainbow Oster No. 2, 200 Little Wood River, 1,000 trout. Date, location and number of fish Oster No. 3, 150 North Fork Big Wood River, 250 stocked, include: Oster No. 4, 150 Oster No. 1, 500 May 31: Kids Pond, Fairfield, 1,000 Penny Lake, 425 Penny Lake, 425 in the Magic Valley Little Wood Reservoir, 1,500 Riley Creek, 1,000 Riley Creek, 500 June 1: Gooding Golf Course Pond, 200 Rock Creek, 650 Trail Creek, 250 Question: “My daughter Little Wood River, 800 Trail Creek, 250 Warm Springs Creek, 500 had a great time learning to Oster Pond No. 1, 500 Warm Springs Creek, 500 June 28: Big Smokey Creek, 500 fish for trout at a student ASK THE Riley Creek, 500 June 14: Carmella Vinyards, 600 Featherville Dredge Pond, 1,500 fishing clinic at the OFFICER Salmon Falls Creek, 400 Filer Pond, 1,000 Little Smokey Creek, 1,500 Hagerman Wildlife June 7: Big Wood River, 1,000 Freedom Park Pond, 250 Little Wood River, 800 Management Area. Then my Gary Hompland Dollar Lake, 100 Oster No. 1, 500 Niagara Springs Pond, 400 family and I attended the Gavers Lagoon, 1,000 Riley Creek, 500 Oster No. 2, 200 free fishing clinics and fish educated anglers about Heagle Pond, 500 South Fork Boise River, 1,250 Oster No. 3, 150 fry last Thursday evening. walleye techniques and the Lake Creek Lake, 350 June 21: Big Wood River, 1,000 Oster No. 4, 150 We especially enjoyed the Thirsty Fish Outfitters dis- Little Wood Reservoir, 8,000 Dollar Lake, 100 Rock Creek, 650 fish fry but also had a great cussed sturgeon fishing. Niagara Springs Pond, 400 Gaver, 1,000 South Fork Boise River, 1,250 time learning about all the This event took significant North Fork Big Wood River, 250 Kids Pond, Fairfield, 1,000 different types of fishing. Is planning by several depart- Oster No. 1, 1,000 Lake Creek Lake, 350 Source: Idaho Department of Fish and Game there anything else coming ment employees in order to up that we should look for- coordinate the cooking and ward to?” the fishing clinics, and Answer: Thank you for the Regional Fisheries Manager A BIG- FISH CATCH compliment. Before school Doug Megargle and his staff let out, department employ- are to be commended for ees assisted more than 1,500 their thoroughness. Stephanie Leazer and Cadence Sharp students throughout the The next great fishing show off Cadence’s dad Bruce Magic Valley learn how to opportunity for your daugh- Anderson’s catch of the day, May 15 on fish, fillet and cook their ter is “Free Fishing Day” on the Salmon River in Riggins. catch, and make paintings June 12. As its name implies, using the fish they caught. no one needs a fishing Thank you cards from the license to fish on Free Been boating, fishing, hiking, hunting, students really say it best: Fishing Day. There are sev- trail riding, rafting? You name it, as “Thank you for letting us eral special opportunities for long as it’s outdoors we’ll take it. Send come and fish and how to kids during the day at the photos and information to Outdoors fula (filet) a fish. I went Hagerman State Fish Editor Andrew Weeks at home and showed my dad, Hatchery, at the Hayspur [email protected]. Hard copy and he was amazed!” The State Fish Hatchery near parent of another student Picabo, and at Heagle Park in submissions should be sent to him at reported back that their Hailey. 132 Fairfield St. W., Twin Falls, ID, child cooked the fish they During those special 83303. Be sure to include when and caught that very day, and it opportunities children do not where the photo was taken, who’s in fed their family. need to bring any equipment, the photo, and your name and phone As employees, we too had as there will be plenty of number incase we have questions. a great time at the first Magic loaner equipment and bait Valley Sportsmen’s Fish Fry, available. In addition to assis- Courtesy photo Chips and Tips. We estimate tance on angling techniques more than 240 sportsmen at the Hagerman hatchery, FISHING REPORT attended the free clinics and department employees will ate fish and hush puppies. be on hand to teach children Fishing reports in the Magic Valley region Reservoir. Most anglers were catching the nee are having some success. Several groups are to be how to clean and prepare include: 4- to 5-pound trout from the boat and A steady stream of anglers are fishing for thanked for making this their catch for the table as Stream fishing on the South Fork Boise banks using worms. sturgeon on the Snake River and had event a success; Leo Ray’s well as making artist prints of and the Big Wood River opened May 29. Some small walleye are being caught but good success around Riley Creek near Fish Breeders of Idaho sup- their catch. Free hot dogs and A lot of anglers took advantage of last regulars say the water is still a little cold. Hagerman this week. plied the catfish fillets, Pepsi drinks will also be available weekend’s perfect weather and caught A few crappie and bass also are beginning Ponds throughout the region are regularly Bottling Adventures donated for the family. fish, mostly trout. While temperatures to show up. stocked and provide a good opportunity soft drinks, the Mini-Cassia have turned cold again, anglers are still At Anderson Ranch fishermen are catching for beginner and experienced anglers Bassers supplied bass fishing Gary Hompland, regional out and have some success. bass up to 3½ pounds. Many anglers are alike. Oster Ponds near Hagerman contin- expertise and gave away conservation officer for the Anglers report consistently catching two- using 4-inch rubber black ringworms or ue to be a popular and a successful desti- fishing gear. The Magic Idaho Department of Fish pound trout at Magic Reservoir from grubs that are salty, and jigs with char- nation to catch trout. Valley Fly Fishers had a large and Game, may be reached boats and from shore. treuse tails. People fishing from the shore contingent of anglers mes- at 324-4350. Call or e-mail The cutthroat-rainbow hybrid trout wowed for trout are consistently catching fish Source: Idaho Department of Fish and merized learning fly-tying questions through the web- anglers this week at Salmon Falls Creek more than 12 inches. Anglers after koka- Game techniques. Idaho Walleye site: Unlimited club members fishandgame.idaho.gov.

Chinook Continued from Outdoors 1 and drowned. happened during the year,” Mann said. “It’s the same Passing along bunch every year. It’s like a Chinook salmon harvest limits have changed class reunion.” a tradition Times-News may be adults. The possession limit is session limit is 12, six of which may be When Mann hooked a Upstream on Rapid River, 15; nine may be adults. adults. chinook,people moved aside where sport anglers are for- The Idaho Fish and Game The statewide limit for all waters The daily limit on the Clearwater so he could move down- bidden to fish,members of the Commission has changed the daily has gone up to 40 adults for 2010. River main stem, North Fork, Middle stream to fight it. Another Nez Perce Tribe use dip nets and possession limits for chinook Daily and possession limits in other Fork and South Fork and on the Lochsa angler netted it for him, and gaff hooks to harvest salmon on the lower Salmon River and waters open to chinook salmon fishing River is three Chinook, one of which while others congratulated salmon like the generations the Little Salmon River, as well as the have not changed. may be an adult. The possession limit him for catching his limit. before them. statewide annual limit. The daily limit on the Hells Canyon is nine salmon, three may be adults. Samuel Enick, 48, has On the lower Salmon and Little reach of the Snake River from Dug Bar An adult chinook is 24 or more Combat fishing fished there since he was 14 Salmon rivers, the daily limit is five to Hells Canyon Dam is four salmon, inches in total length; a jack is less and earns most of his annual chinook salmon, only three of which only two may be adults, and the pos- than 24 inches. and purple hearts income from commercial The semi-organized may- fishing. hem on slick rocks and steep He starts gill-netting on the he said. “A lot of youngsters catch 1960s, and now attracts peo- season, which lasts from banks with hooks and lead Columbia River in early Talon Davis,11,is learning to on real fast,”Enick said. ple from throughout the September through April, weights flying through the air spring, moves to Rapid River gaff salmon.His small frame is Northwest. salmon fishing is “like a can lead to injuries. when the salmon arrive there too light to muscle the long, All walks of life Zimmerman said she gets feeding frenzy because it’s Two years ago, Mann lost and finishes his season on the heavy dip net that has twice calls from Montana, Utah, such a short season,” his footing on a slick rock and South Fork of the Salmon dislocated Enick’s shoulder. Rexanne Zimmerman Nevada, Arizona and Zimmerman said. broke his leg. But did the 63- River. Davis uses a 3-inch hook owns the combination tackle California. She started getting Prime fishing typically year-old retiree ever consider “I can make $400 per day affixed to a long wood pole to shop and liquor store in phone calls in January and lasts from a month to six giving up salmon fishing? catching fish,”he said. sweep the bottom of Rapid Riggins, which is the unoffi- February from people want- weeks,depending on the size “Oh, hell no, it’s so much Enick and other tribal River and snag chinook. cial headquarters for salmon ing to know about the coming of the run. fun,”Mann said. members sell their salmon On his best day,Davis made anglers. salmon season, which typi- The influx of anglers This year, one unlucky along U.S. 95 within a stone’s $80 selling his catch. In the early 1990s, when cally opens in late April. brings millions of dollars to Treasure Valley angler was throw of where they harvest Davis started helping other salmon seasons were sporadic “They just call and say, the small river community. hauled away from the river in the fish. tribal fishermen when he was and short, salmon fishing ‘When is the best time to plan Restaurants, motels, bars, an ambulance after he yanked But not all the fish they 6 by gutting fish and carrying mostly attracted local anglers our vacation?’” Zimmerman gas stations and stores go a snagged line and a 3-inch catch are sold. Many are given them from the river to trucks or those from nearby com- said. full-tilt to accommodate the weight lodged between his to churches on the reservation and coolers. Now he’s taking munities. But 2010 marked rush. eyeball and skull socket. for ceremonies. his place among the older the 10th straight year of Riggins gets whipped “We all get whipped, but Several years ago, an angler “We give them to the elders anglers, and once gaffed 20 salmon fishing, which is the we look forward to it,” slipped into the river and whoever else needs them,” chinook in a single day. longest streak since the early Unlike the long steelhead Zimmerman said. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OUTDOORS Thursday, June 3, 2010 Outdoors 3 Honoring their sacrifice s a people, we pause the last As a lifelong recreational shooter Monday in May — Memorial and sportsman, I have always been a ADay — to honor the memory SHOOTING staunch defender of the Second of all the men and women who’ve THE BULL Amendment, but shamefully I had- given their lives in the service of our n’t, until last year, really studied the nation. Last year, after watching the Rich Simpson document to understand its origin, elaborate parades, listening to the intent and rights. Are any of you emotional speeches, and personally better informed, I look at national guilty of the same negligence? placing miniature flags and flowers and international events and believe If so, today,with current political at veterans’ grave sites, I wondered, that many of our hard-won liberties and court challenges, is the perfect “Besides these token signs of appre- and freedoms are in danger from time to become better informed and ciation, what could we do that “enemies foreign and domestic.” more involved in its preservation. Photo courtesy Rich Simpson would truly honor these people’s But what can one person do? There are lots of local and national sacrifices?” I believe our best opportunity to organizations that would benefit handgun clubs. of shooters and hunters — and our I became convinced that the ensure the preservation of our from your talent and participation. As an outdoorsman and conser- numbers are declining — consider greatest honor we could bestow founding principles is to investigate I am a life member of the vationist, you can further our cause introducing someone new to the upon them would be to ensure the and learn about them, legally exer- National Rifle Association and have by aligning yourself with organiza- shooting sports this year. There are preservation of the very rights, cise them, and hold our elected rep- witnessed its continuing influence tions, such as the Rocky Mountain children and adults in your extend- principles and freedoms that they resentatives personally accountable upon our legislators and Belt Way Elk Foundation,Safari Club ed family and neighborhoods that gave their lives defending. But to be to legislate in compliance with politicians. The NRA is currently International, Trout Unlimited, would love the opportunity to par- perfectly honest, I had only a vague them. Individually,as citizens, we our most powerful representative Pheasants Forever, Ducks ticipate, if only given the invitation. understanding of what those rights have been charged by the Founding and lobbyist in Washington D.C. If Unlimited, Sportsman for Fish and So become a missionary for the and principles were. So as part of Fathers to be vigilant watchmen and you’re not a member, please consid- Wildlife, as well as participating in cause. my repentance, I began a systematic critics over their legitimate dis- er becoming one. I also encourage locally-sponsored conservation Happy shooting! study of the Constitution and its charge of these duties. As the old you to make community connec- projects. amendments. saying reminds us,“a watched pot tions and friendships at your Since the future of our sport Rich Simpson may be reached at Now,a year later and somewhat seldom boils over.” local gun ranges, trap, rifle and depends upon the next generation [email protected]. Fly tying’s easy — give it a try Upcoming outdoor events in south-central Idaho By Kevin Wheatley ‘Women-only’ class experienced shooter or you’d The State Journal like to learn, it will be a fun- on fly-fishing at CSI filled day.Ammunition avail- FRANKFORT, Ky. — Todd Weeks, a The Magic Valley Fly able at the shoot or bring 50-year-old fly fisherman, sits at a Fishers will hold a free your own. Proceeds go to the small mobile worktable, clamps a fish- “women only” fly-fishing NWTF Wheelin’Sportsmen, ing hook into a vice and winds its shank class 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. an organization to benefit with dark-green thread. Saturday at the College of disabled sportsmen. For the tail, he ties black marabou — Southern Idaho endowment Information: Patty the soft,fluffy part of feathers found on ponds. Howard at 734-9116 or turkeys — to the shank. He then adds Lunch and soft drinks Sportsman’s Warehouse at olive-colored yarn for the body and a provided at this free event, 737-9900. rooster feather for hackle. but you’re welcome to bring Todd finishes the fly and briefly a dish. The ponds are located Galena Lodge kicks inspects it. off North College Road, “Simple,”he says, holding the fly in north of the CSI Expo off summer season his palm. It’s a woolly bugger, sort of a Center. All women who have Galena Lodge will open utility fly, which he says will “fish all an interest in fly casting, fly for the summer season on day” at the Salato Wildlife Education fishing and knot-tying are June 12 by kicking off its Center’s two lakes. invited to attend. annual summer benefit and Tying flies may prove daunting for Morgan Buckert, a profes- barbecue at 11 a.m.to 2 p.m. AP photos newcomers to fly fishing. sional fishing guide from A variety of activities are Today, however, Todd says anyone Todd Weeks, 50, ties a fly May 21 at Salato Wildlife Education Center. Todd says it is a fun activ- Hailey, will be the featured planned all season. The can do it. ity and something different to do. ‘When you start catching fish on flies that you’ve made, it’s guest instructor. Bring your lodge is located at 15187 All it takes is a little patience and the just a lot of fun,’he says. own equipment,if you’d like, Highway 75, Ketchum. ability to follow directions. the bottom up, they want to see the though there will be plenty Information: 726-4040. “You have to be able to read a book, same proportions of a fly. of rods and reels available. and that’s it,”Todd said. “I mean, I can “And most people who put their own Participants are asked to Walleye club hosts give you this vice and some basic tools little twinges on them at first, that’s bring a camping chair, hat and hand you this book, and within a fine. You can vary color, you can vary and sunscreen. spring tournament half hour’s time, you can tie a fly in no feathers, anything you want, but if you To sign up or for more Idaho Walleye Unlimited time.” can stay with the proportion of a fly, information: Chad Chorney will host the 13th annual The book is “The Benchside you’re going to be more successful at 420-4096 or Dennis Spring Classic fishing tour- Introduction to Fly Tying” by Leeson when fly fishing.” Brauer at 539-1882 or e-mail nament June 19-20 at Schollmeyer. Todd recommends it for Some newcomers don’t heed his the MVFF at magicflyfish- Salmon Falls Creek Dam. novices and veterans alike Todd Weeks, 50, ties a fly May 21 at Salato advice. [email protected]. About $2,500 in money After more than 40 years of tying, “I see a lot of people get carried and prizes, plus award Todd still keeps a copy nearby. Wildlife Education Center. away, and it really makes me chuckle Shoot at plaques. He’s a journeyman tool and dye purists, and they’re only going to tie every time it happens. Someone will Also, cast for cash from maker of 20 years and began tying flies with fur, feather, that kind of thing. I say, Look what I made,’and, hey, it’ s Jerome Gun Club 1-4 p.m. June 18. Driver’s when he was 8 growing up in Buffalo, don’t really follow that route. I kind of a nice fly, but they neglected to The Jerome Gun Club will meeting, barbecue at 5 p.m. N.Y. enjoy doing different things, like if I’m remember the fact that proportions be holding a sporting clays the same day at Salmon His first fly was a woolly bugger — going up to Erie Pennsylvania, let’s say, mean more than anything when tying shoot on Saturday. This is a Falls Dam. which resembles a leech or worm in and I’m going after the steelhead trout. flies.” 100-target event. For more information, water. The marabou tail provides flut- I’ve got yarn that’s just bright orange, Tying flies also helped Todd’s fishing The next shoot will be including how to enter the tering action that fish find irresistible. or chartreuse even, in color that I don’t prowess. Sunday, June 20. If you have tournament: Kurt Camp- A small creek ran behind Todd’s mind using. “The more you do this, the more the never shot sporting clays at bell at 280-0445. home in Buffalo where he caught his “You’re not going to find anything different aspects come into it,” Todd Jerome Gun Club, your first first fish — a bass — using one of his chartreuse in the wild that’s going to said. “Understanding how creeks run, 50 targets are free. Cost is ‘Fast Food in handmade flies. help you tie that fly and catch that fish.” understanding about lakes and ponds, $20 for adults and $14 for “Back in the 60s you could just walk Todd teaches kids to tie flies in his and you want to understand a little juniors under age 18. There is a Wild World’ out your backdoor and spend all day spare time. He can keep their attention about the insects you’re trying to imi- a $5 charge for non-mem- Fast Food refers to prey in down there,”Todd says. “No one wor- and says they’re some of his best stu- tate.” bers. Sign up at 9 a.m., this workshop put on by the ried about you unless you didn’t come dents. One thing he’s learned over the years shooting begins at 10 a.m. Idaho Department of Fish to eat.” Todd says beginners will always have is the sleeping habits of grasshoppers. The club is located 11 miles and Game. Over the years and through travels, problems with tying flies at first. That’s They sleep on their backs, and the sun north of the junction of The workshop will focus Todd has accumulated a small stock- one reason he started the Frankfort Fly warms their stomachs before they highway 93 and I-84 at mile not only on the mega fauna pile of fly-tying materials. Fishing Club two years ago. wake up. marker 64. Club info at predators that most people He has a tackle box full of various “It’s a friendly group of guys who will “You know it’d be pointless to use a www.jeromegunclub.com. think of when they think of styles and sizes of hooks, spools of col- offer advice and show you how to tie grasshopper at 6 in the morning if they animal eating beasts. This ored thread and a blue plastic bin filled flies. get up around 9, depending on when Cothern to speak workshop also focuses on with bags of animal fur and feathers “It’s also a way to meet people to fish the sun warms them up.” dragonflies, bats, songbirds from deer, turkey, peacocks and roost- with.” Todd practices catch-and-release at Audubon event and animals in the mustel- ers. Todd stresses proportions which he when fishing.Although he’ll keep a fish Prairie Falcon Audubon idae family such as mink, “There are a hundred different says is the most important dimension or two while camping, he mostly fishes Society, a local chapter of the badger and otter. types.” of imitating insects when tying. for the fun of it. National Audubon Society, Project WILD is a nation- He has more exotic tying material at “Proportions mean more than any- Even catching a bluegill — about the will host a program 7 p.m. ally-renowned wildlife edu- home, including porcupine fur. There thing,”he says. “The wings have to be size of a person’s palm — gives Todd a Wednesday in the College of cation curriculum. The are even a few synthetic materials — about what the insect represents. So thrill. Southern Idaho Shields workshops are designed for which some fly tiers shun. the silhouette of a fly,because obvious- “Every time you get one, it feels like a Building, No. 201. classroom teachers, day care “Some people are traditionalists and ly the fish is always looking at it from whopper,”Todd says. “It’s a riot.” Mike Cothern, a frequent providers, scout leaders and contributor to the Outdoors anyone else who is interested section of the Times-News, teaching kids about nature. will show slides and discuss This summer Project WILD some of his favorite places is offering a two-credit from southern Idaho’s remote workshop that focuses on all Fish of the week Show off your ‘Big Fish’ backcountry, with special kinds of predators. The emphasis on places within or workshop takes place June near the newly protected 28-July 1 at the Sawtooth on Magicvalley.com Jarbidge-Bruneau-Owyhee Methodist Church camp Canyonlands wilderness and outside of Fairfield. wild and scenic river areas. Participants may sign up If you catch a whopper of a fish, share your The program is free and the for two university credit for public is welcome. an additional fee. At the triumph with the Times-News’ website and workshops, you will receive its thousands of daily viewers. Bearded Ladies booklets with numerous Magicvalley.com is seeking photos or hands-on activities for to hold fun shoot teaching kids about wildlife, Rainbow trout videos of your big fish to post The National Wild Turkey habitat and conservation, on the website. Federation Bearded Ladies posters and other items to chapter will hold its fourth use with kids. Simply go to the homepage of annual Ladies Sporting Clay To find out more: Science name: Oncorhynchus mykiss Magicvalley.com and click on the “Your Fun Shoot on June 12 at the http://fishandgame.idaho. Also known as: bow, redsides, red-band trout, silver Jerome Rod and Gun Club, gov. On the site, you can trout, steelhead, kamloops Submissions” button on the top rail, which located at mile marker 64 on print your registration form. Habitat: lakes. streams, coastal will take you to the submission form. It’s U.S. Highway 93. Cost of this workshop is Water temp: 55 to 70 degrees that easy. Registration begins at 9 $180, which includes regis- Tackle: Light tackle, light tackle fly a.m., shooting at 10 a.m. tration, room and board. State record: 19 pounds, caught in 1947 by R.M. WIlliams Your photos and videos will be posted on Cost is $50 for 100 targets Information: Lori Adams at Hayden Lake Magicvalley.com to show that you aren’t and lunch. Raffle tickets will at 287-2889 or World record: 42 pounds, 2 ounces, Alaska be sold at the event. [email protected]. telling a big fish story. Instructors will be avail- Source: landbigfish.com able. Whether you’re an — Staff reports Outdoors 4 Thursday, June 3, 2010 COMICS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho

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DIUHVKVWDUW« FRPLQJLQMXQHWRPDJLFYDOOH\FRP IRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQFRQWDFWDP\PLOOHUDW COMMUNITYSECTION EDITOR NATE POPPINO: 735-3237 [email protected] THURSDAY,JUNE 3, 2010 OUTDOORS 5 Four to compete for Miss Idaho title Zions Bank Customer Monique Schaal (Miss Service Treasure Valley), Heatherly Manager Norman (Miss Canyon Rim), Marcie Lytle Deidre Edmunds (Miss teaches stu- Southeast Idaho) and Courtney Barry (Miss Magic dents about Valley) are four of the 22 being thrifty young women from around at Lincoln the state of Idaho who will be Schaal Norman Elementary. competing for the title of Miss Idaho 2010 at 7 p.m. June 10, 11 and 12 in the Morrison Center in Boise. Tickets can be purchased through Select-A-Seat and all proceeds help raise schol- arship funds. The new Miss Idaho will Edmunds Barry be selected by a panel of five judges, who will judge the Courtesy photo contestants in the areas of America Pageant. Miss personal interview, talent, America is the world’s lead- evening wear, swimsuit and ing provider of scholarships an overall composite score. for women. Zions Bank teaches Twin Falls Miss Idaho 2010 will repre- Information: www.missi- sent Idaho at the 2011 Miss daho.org.

students how to pinch pennies COMMUNITY NEWS In honor of National Teach Children everyday life. plus students in Idaho and Utah in honor their own pockets. The to Save Day, Zions Bank volunteers On April 27, Zions Bank’s employees of National Teach Children to Save Day, Twin Falls residents QRUs are the first line of conveyed that message to local stu- Marcie Lytle and Karamie Hine visited an American Bankers Association pro- make dean’s list response to many outdoor- dents while encouraging them to be students at Lincoln Elementary. They gram now in its 15th year. enthusiast activity areas and thrifty and understand the basics of are among more than 180 Zions Additional information is available at at Azusa Pacific are often behind the scenes how money is earned and used in employees volunteering to teach 9,500- www.zionsbank.com. Staci L. Beukers and Kelly of appreciation. M. Vriesman of Twin Falls The festivities will con- made the dean’s list at Azusa clude at Snake Harley- Pacific University in Azusa, Davidson with live enter- Calif. Beukers is an unde- tainment, BBQ, raffle, CSI announces June enrichment classes clared major and Vriesman is bounce house, dunk tank majoring in liberal studies. and more. Stop in to say The College of Southern Idaho’s dents basic computer skills to complete beginners, this course teaches the Both students are honored “thank you” and also offer a Community Education Center is offer- simple tasks while opening new doors basics of the language of astrology. for finishing the fall semes- donation to the QRUs by ing several noncredit classes for per- into the world of computers. Registration fee is $40. ter with a grade-point aver- participating in one or more sonal enrichment in June, including: Registration fee is $45. “Survival Spanish,” taught by Lupe age of 3.5 or better. of the events scheduled. All “Conflict Resolution: Creating “Becoming a friend of Facebook,” Cisneros-Corbin, from 6 to 8 p.m., For information: www. proceeds will be divided Healthy Interactions,” taught by taught by Nikki Veenendaal,from 6 to 8 begins Tuesdays, June 15 to Aug. 4, in apu.edu. equally between six QRUs: Kathleen McKevitt, from 9:30 a.m. to p.m. Tuesdays, June 1 and 8, in CSI CSI Shields 108. The class teaches Filer, Salmon Tract 3:30 p.m. June 10 in CSI Taylor 276. Shields 103, will teach students the ins beginning students the basics of speak- Blue Lakes Rotary (Hollister), Hagerman, Buhl, McKevitt teaches students how to build and outs of the popular social network- ing Spanish. The course fee is $95, plus West End (Paul) and healthy communication with friends, ing site. Registration fee is $30. an additional materials fee payable to holds fundraiser Castleford. family and co-workers. The registra- “Windows 7,” taught by Scott the instructor: $55 for book and CD or The Blue Lakes Rotary Information: www.qru- tion fee is $60. Henscheid, from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays, $50 for book and cassette tape. Club will host its first Road fundraiser.org. “A, B, C and D’s of Medicare,” June 1 to June 22, in CSI Library 101, will “Conversational Spanish,” taught Apple Roulette in conjunc- taught by Ken Azbill, from 7 to 9 p.m. teach students about the newest by Lupe Cisneros-Corbin, from 6 to 8 tion with the Western Days Summer school June 16 in CSI Shields 109, is designed Microsoft operating system. The regis- p.m., begins Wednesdays, June 16 to Parade on Saturday. to present the benefits and regulations tration fee is $60. Aug. 5, in CSI Shields 108. The class During the parade, if a nears at West Minico of Medicare in a clear approach stu- “Photoshop Essentials,” taught by offers students a review and practice of horse drops a “road apple” Summer school will be dents can understand and use to maxi- Chika Daggett, Thursdays, today the next stage in learning Spanish. The on your square, you have a held at West Minico Middle mize participation in the program. through June 24,from 6 to 9 p.m.in CSI registration fee is $95,plus an addition- chance to win several prizes, School,located at 600 W.155 Registration fee is $15, with one free Library 101, will teach students how to al materials fee payable to the instruc- including a new hot tub from S., Paul, from June 7 to 15. guest with paying participant. enhance their photo-editing skills with tor: $55 for book and CD or $50 for book Snake River Pool & Spa. Breakfast will be served from “Basic Computer Skills: Life after the the use of Photoshop CS4. Registration and cassette tape. Tickets are $5 per square and 9 to 9:30 a.m. and lunch ON Button,” taught by Nikki fee is $79. Information: 732-6442 or commu- are available at the Twin from noon to 12:45 p.m. Veenendaal, from 6 to 8 p.m. “Astrology: The Language,” taught nityed.csi.edu. Falls Area Chamber Monday through Friday. No Wednesdays, June 23 to July 14, in CSI by Morgan Jeno,from 6 to 8 p.m.June 15 Students can register on the first day of Commerce office, lunch will be served on July 5 Shields 103, is designed to teach stu- and 16 in CSI Shields 105. Designed for of class. Everybody’s Business, Barry because of the Fourth of July Equipment and Rental, holiday. Quale’s Electronics or from Breakfast will be served any member of the Blue from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Lakes Rotary Club. Tuesday, Aug. 3, to Friday, I MMANUEL L UTHERAN JOGGERS The fundraiser helps Blue Aug. 13, at Mt. Harrison Lakes Rotary support local Jr./Sr. High School, 310 10th Top Lap Runners from preschool to fifth service projects. St. in Rupert. grade: Back: Anthony Carr, Paige Beem, McKade Huft, Trajan Holtzen, Kelby Andrew, Magic Valley QRU Jerome library Gage Plew, Mason Johnson, Ellie Jackson, Madison Hinojos and Sidnee Naerebout; holds fundraiser accepts registration Middle: Ryleigh Prescott, Amy Lammers, The third annual Magic Valley Quick Response Unit for reading program McCoy Klundt, Brock Parsons, Duane Dudley, fundraiser will start with a The Jerome Public Library, Luke Holtzen, Baylee Kelly, Marisa Kitchen, registration pancake break- at 101 First Ave.E.,is accept- Taylynn Anderson and Tyler McBride; Front: fast at 8 a.m. Sunday at ing registration for its sum- Colton Snyder, Aiden Tackett, Libby Logan, Adventure Motor Sports, mer reading program for Laine Anderson, Garrett Thomas, Izaiah 2469 Kimberly Road in Twin children ages 1 to 13 through Estrada and Kaden Vargas. Falls. This all-day commu- Wednesday. nity event will involve more Program events will be than 10 local motorcycle held at 10 a.m. each associations, several local Thursday in June and July, Immanuel Lutheran students From left, Noah businesses, safety groups behind the library on the Thompson, Eliza and many other supporters. lawn. join in Jog-A-Thon Dugan, Ryker Waters Special guests will be the The program has a water and Andrew Gose-Eells Idaho National Guard and theme, so children are Immanuel Lutheran School held its Not pictured: Lauren Idaho STAR. encouraged to wear bathing sixth-annual Jog-A-Thon on April 23.The The mission of the annual suits. After each day’s pro- students jogged or walked for 30 minutes Davis, Grayce QRU fundraiser is to create gram, participants will be to fulfill their pledge to sponsors. Hammons, Alli Wilcox, awareness of the funding invited into the library to get Students battled the wind and inclement Sydney Wayment, need and unite the commu- books to read and enter a raf- weather to jog over 1,950 laps. Savannah Randolph, nity in support of the rural fle for prizes. The efforts of these students and their Hudson Reinke, Jaden emergency response teams. Information: 324-5427. families helped raise over $25,000. The Estrada, Lily Pfister, These men and women work funds will be used to remodel the school Rocco Petterson and on a volunteer basis while locker rooms and stage area. purchasing many of their See COMMUNITY, Courtney Dixon. Outdoors 6 Courtesy photos much-needed supplies from Reader asks what to do about hundreds of fatty tumors DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a painful; some are not. benign. There are a number compress nerves, you A schwannoma is com- 53-year-old female who is Should I continue to “let of types, including lipo- should have periodic mon, slow-growing, about 50 pounds over- ASK it go,”or should I have mas, ganglion cysts, exams. benign and can appear weight. I have saved, for DR. GOTT more removed? In your schwannomas, dumbbell Ganglion cysts can occur anywhere on the body. years, the column you column, you said it could tumors and neurofibromas. almost anywhere but com- Vestibular schwannomas wrote on fatty tumors. I Dr. Peter Gott be associated with Lipomas present as soft monly form near the wrist occur near the cerebellum had a few of them, but my Gardner’s syndrome. lumps under the skin, or at the base of a finger. If and brainstem. They can doctor said to leave them ably have hundreds of Should I look into that commonly appearing on there’s no pain, you can press on the nerves that alone, even though they them. I’ve had a few area? Would losing weight the back, neck, arms or ignore them. If there’s control balance and affect could be seen through my removed that are painful, help, or would they just shoulders, caused by slow- pain, restricted use of a hearing. clothing. In the past two to and they were lipomas, as become more pronounced? growing fat cells. As a gen- joint and paresthesias, sur- Dumbbell tumors are so three years, they have mul- suspected. Some of the DEAR READER: Most eral rule, they do not cause gical removal may be tiplied, and I know I prob- remaining ones are peripheral nerve tumors are pain, but because they can appropriate. See DR. GOTT, Outdoors 6 Outdoors 6 Thursday, June 3, 2010 COMMUNITY Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Community Wendell Legion Auxiliary Continued from Outdoors 5 served in three eastern provinces of Afghanistan, North Side Center which included the Paktya, Paktika and Khost. Soldiers offers computer class improved roads, provided names Girls State delegates The College of Southern vocational training in con- Idaho North Side Center struction and civics, The American Legion Auxiliary hands-on class,“Computers improved and re-opened 29 Unit No. 41 of Wendell named its Made Simple 2,” will meet schools, remodeled six med- 2010 delegates to the Girls State to from 7 to 8:45 p.m. ical clinics and improved be held June 13 to 18, at Northwest Mondays, June 7 through 28, three district courthouses. Nazarene University in Nampa. at the North Valley Academy Tomm, a pharmacy spe- Girls State gives young girls in in Gooding. The class covers cialist, is normally assigned their junior year of high school an advanced Word and Excel, to the 725th Brigade Support opportunity to learn how govern- plus an introduction to Battalion. He has served in Rojas Nelson Hope Bowers ment works at the city, county and Finley PowerPoint. This will all be the military for more than state levels. done in a relaxed, non- five years. Alyssa Nelson, daughter of Dean Desiree Finley, daughter of threatening environment Delegates from Wendell are: and Lisa Nelson. Tiffany and Mark Finley. with help from instructor Melina Rojas, daughter of Wily Hailey Hope, daughter of Doyle Jasmyn Bowers, daughter of Wendy Willet. Idaho Library and Beatriz Rojas. and Robin Hope. Kathleen and Dale Bowers. The course fee is $60. Scholarship Information: 934-8678 or stop by the center at 202 14th recipients selected Ave. E. in Gooding to register. Erica Littlefield (Twin Falls), Jessican Tueller (Twin CSI STUDENTS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Falls) and Janet Williamson Six College of Southern Idaho English Lindsay of Rupert (Gooding) have been selected students have been awarded scholar- on court reporting to receive a Master of Library ships from the CSI English Department. honor roll and Information Science The 2009-10 English Prize certificate (MLIS) or a School Library Stephanie Lindsay of Media Endorsement (SLME) and a $500 check was presented to Rupert, an online student at Scholarship. Littlefield is the Jason VanBuskirk of Twin Falls, fourth the College of Court youth services department from the left. All other students Reporting, received highest head at the Twin Falls Public received awards of excellence and honors or a 4.0 grade-point Library. Tueller is the youth checks for $100 each. From left, they average for the 2009 fall services assistant at the Twin are: Tara Mann of Hailey; Melissa Sage semester. Falls library. Williamson is a of Las Vegas, Nev.; Michon Vanerpoel of The College of Court teacher at the Gooding Reporting has on-site and School District. Taylorsville, Utah; Josh Marr of Las online programs and offer The Idaho Commission for Vegas; and Shae Mayner of Grangeville. students an Associate of Libraries, in partnership with Money for the scholarships is donated Applied Science degree the South Dakota, Wyoming each year by CSI English Department in court reporting. and Montana state libraries faculty. Students who wish to be con- Information: Shameeka (SWIM), is providing these sidered for the prizes submit a letter of Williams, 866-294-3974. scholarships through the application and a portfolio of writing. SWIM Regional Collaborative Library Education Project. English faculty members then review Sgt. Tomm returns The project is funded by a the material and nominate the winners. grant from the Institute of from Afghanistan Museum and Library Services Courtesy photo Army Sgt. Geoffrey D. Laura Bush 21st Century Tomm has returned to Fort Librarian Program. Richardson, Anchorage, Students will begin their STUDENTS PLACE Alaska after being deployed coursework this fall. T.F. to Afghanistan for one year. Following graduation in AT NATIONAL His wife, Army Reserve August 2012, all SWIM BPA Sgt. Domika N. Tomm, is the scholarship recipients will be CONFERENCE daughter of David Moore, required to secure a full-time and Sen Moore, both of Twin professional library position Falls. for a minimum of two years in The soldier is one of 3,500 any academic, public, school members of the 4th Airborne or special library located in Brigade Combat Team, 25th one of the SWIM states. The Infantry Division, stationed SWIM librarians will be at Fort Richardson. Airborne ambassadors for the profes- Courtesy photo combat team members sion, sharing their expertise Brent Stokes, left, and Delta State University Dean of Arts and include soldiers assigned to with colleagues and mentor- Sciences Collier Parker. one of six battalions and reg- ing future librarians to enter iments of the 25th Infantry the career. Division. Stokes recognized for scholarship The airborne brigade — Staff reports Delta State University student Brent Stokes, of Jerome, was recently recognized for receiving the Wayne Walley Premedical Scholarship. The Wayne Walley Premedical Scholarship was established in 2001, in recognition of Dr. Walley’s 20 Dr. Gott years of service as pre-health adviser, professor and Continued from Outdoors 5 win-win situation. Courtesy photo chair of the Department of Biological Sciences. The called because of their With respect to “leaving Twin Falls High School senior Colin Reed, center, placed third in the recipient will be a full-time premedical major in the appearance. They may them alone,”I would buy Financial Math and Analysis test at the National Business department, will display good character and will proj- occur in the spine or lower that approach only if I were Professionals of America Leadership Conference in Anaheim, Calif. ect excellent academic potential. Additionally, the abdomen by the hip. They convinced all the lesions Reed and Brady Barton, left, also competed in advanced accounting, recipient must establish and maintain eligibility for the can become intertwined were benign and that and Whitney Ward, right, competed in financial math and analysis. Premedical Science Option under the biological sci- with the sciatic nerve. If removal, weight loss, lipo- Each student qualified to attend the conference at the state BPA con- ences major to annually renew the scholarship. This surgery is necessary, it suction and every other scholarship is supported by an endowment initiated by should be accomplished at consideration has been ference in March. Brenda Renteria, not pictured, qualified in advanced departmental alumni who completed medical degrees an extremely reputable ruled out. If you can’t get interview skills, while Rachel Schenk, not pictured, qualified in funda- at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. facility. that assurance or other mental accounting and keyboarding. Both were unable to attend the Selection is by departmental committee. Neurofibromas are com- management options from national conference. Information: deltastate.edu mon in people diagnosed your doctor, request a refer- with neurofibromatosis. ral for a second opinion. 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By Franklin Briceno northern Chile for the suspect. this foreigner with the victim enter The victim’s father is a 48-year- Associated Press writer The Dutch government said his room,’’said Guardia. old former president of the Peruvian Interpol has issued an international Stephany Flores’ body was found Automobile Club who won the LIMA, Peru — A young Dutchman arrest warrant for van der Sloot. face down on the hotel room floor on “Caminos del Inca’’ rally in 1991 and previously arrested in the 2005 dis- Guardia said the 22-year-old Wednesday, abrasions on her face brings circuses and foreign enter- appearance of Alabama teen Natalee Dutchman, in Peru for a poker tour- and body, and signs of trauma, the tainers to Peru. He ran for vice presi- Holloway is the prime suspect in the nament, appears with the young police general said. He said she was dent in 2001 and for president five weekend murder of a Peruvian woman in a video taken at a Lima clothed. years later on fringe tickets. woman, police said Wednesday. casino early Sunday and the two were Asked if she had been asphyxiated, Interpol has issued an internation- Joran van der Sloot is being sought later seen entering the hotel by one of Guardia said he was awaiting autop- al arrest warrant for van der Sloot, for Sunday’s killing of 21-year-old its employees. sy results for the exact cause of Dutch Foreign Ministry spokesman Stephany Flores in a Lima hotel, The victim’s father, circus empre- death. Bengt van Loosdrecht told The police chief Gen. Cesar Guardia told a sario and former race car driver The killing occurred exactly five Associated Press in The Netherlands. news conference. He said the suspect Ricardo Flores, says his daughter years after the May 30, 2005, disap- He cited as his sources Peruvian crossed into Chile the next day by dropped off some girlfriends at 2:35 pearance of Holloway in Aruba, a police and the Dutch Embassy in bus. a.m. then apparently returned to the Dutch Caribbean island. Lima. The embassy’s head of con- Authorities in Chile confirmed that casino. She and van der Sloot were Van der Sloot left Peru on Monday sular affairs,Angela Lowe,told the AP AP file photo van der Sloot entered their country seen entering the hotel room about 5 by land, Guardia said, his exit regis- she could not comment on the case. Joran van der Sloot sits in a car on May 31 and there is no record of a.m., said Guardia, and the tered at the Santa Rosa border cross- But Rodriguez, the Chilean police after being released from cus- him leaving. Police inspector Douglas Dutchman departed alone about four ing. He had been staying at the hotel inspector, said authorities there had tody as a suspect in the disap- Rodriguez in Arica told The hours later. since May 14, having entered on a so far only received an order to locate pearance of U.S. tourist Natalee Associated Press that police are “We have an interview with a flight from Colombia, the police his whereabouts, not an arrest war- Holloway near Oranjestad, Aruba, searching hotels and residences in worker at the hotel who says she saw general added. rant. in December 2007. World at Militants warmest attack, fail point on to disrupt Afghanistan record, peace meet NASA says By Kathy Gannon and Rahim Faiez Associated Press writers By Alex Morales Bloomberg News KABUL, Afghanistan — The thump of rockets and The global temperature the rattle of gunfire punctu- this year reached its ated President Hamid warmest on record based Karzai’s speech opening a on a 12-month-rolling national conference average, James Hansen, the Wednesday where delegates top climate change scien- were divided over whether to tist at the National negotiate peace with Taliban Aeronautics and Space leaders to end nearly nine Administration, said AP photo years of war. Wednesday. Activists flash the peace sign as they ride a bus at the Allenby Bridge crossing point between Israel and Jordan, early Wednesday. Israel Taliban fighters wearing The mean surface tem- expelled hundreds of activists it rounded up in a naval raid on an aid flotilla headed for the Gaza Strip on Monday, and strongly rejected suicide vests fired at the tent perature in the year criticism of its heavy-handed tactics. holding some 1,500 digni- through April was about taries, lawmakers and civil 1.17 degree Fahrenheit society activists, triggering a warmer than the 1951 to battle with security forces 1980 mean, according to a that killed at least two mili- graph in a 37-page draft tants. Three civilians, but no paper on the website of delegates, were wounded. NASA’s Goddard Institute One rocket landed with a for Space Studies. That thud about 100 yards makes it a fraction warmer A hero’s welcome (meters) from the tent and than the previous peak in kicked up smoke. Karzai 2005. Absolute tempera- brushed off the interruption, tures weren’t published in about 10 minutes into his the paper. Israel deports activists to Turkey, Greece address, and urged fighters “Record high global tem- from the Taliban and another perature during the period By Selcan Hacaoglu their return in downtown hate boat.’’ to Turkey and Greece, Israeli major insurgent group, with instrumental data was and Mark Lavie Istanbul. While Israeli officials Interior Ministry spokes- Hizb-i-Islami, to lay down reached in 2010,” Hansen Associated Press writers “Turkey is proud of you!’’ spent most of the day trying woman Sabine Haddad said. their arms. and three coauthors wrote the crowd chanted as they to contain the flood of Seven other activists “My dear Taliban, you are in the paper. “As for the ISTANBUL — Hundreds shouted “Down with diplomatic condemnation remained in Israeli hospitals welcome in your own soil.Do calendar year, it is likely of activists deported from Israel!’’ of the raid, Netanyahu was for treatment of wounds not hurt this country, and that the 2010 global surface Israel following a bloody raid Three air ambulance anything but conciliatory in suffered during the Israeli don’t destroy or kill your- temperature in the GISS by Israeli commandos on a planes carrying wounded his first nationally broadcast raid, she said. selves,’’ Karzai said, empha- analysis also will be a pro-Palestinian flotilla activists had landed in comments since Monday’s After all the planes took sizing that more fighting record.” returned to a hero’s wel- Ankara earlier. They were military action. off, the Israeli Foreign would only prevent the The figures strengthen come in Turkey early bused to a medical center to “Israel is facing an attack Ministry said three activists withdrawal of international the case that temperatures Thursday. Nine bodies were undergo treatment, NTV of international hypocrisy,’’ remained in detention over forces from Afghanistan. show a warming in the on the first plane. television said. he said, asserting that the “documentation and other “Make peace with me and climate. Critics of efforts to Deputy Prime Minister The flotilla aimed to break Jewish state is the victim of issues,’’ without elaborat- there will be no need for for- regulate greenhouse gas Bulent Arinc and several a blockade that Israel has an Iran-backed campaign to ing. The three were from eigners here,’’ Karzai said in emissions from fossil fuels Turkish lawmakers wel- imposed on the Gaza Strip arm the Hamas rulers of Ireland, Australia and Italy. the nationally televised had pointed to another comed them at the airport and carry food and other Gaza with missiles that About a dozen female speech. data, compiled by the after Turkey pressured supplies to the Palestinians could hit Tel Aviv and activists scuffled with secu- The attack underscored British Met Office, which Israel to release the who live there. Jerusalem. rity officers at the airport the Taliban’s opposition to puts 1998 as the warmest detainees, most of whom Earlier, Israel’s Prime Netanyahu said the aim of but were quickly subdued by what they have dubbed as a year, as evidence that the are Turkish. Others were Minister Benjamin Net- the flotilla was to break the authorities, Israeli officials “phony reconciliation Earth is cooling. from Arab countries, anyahu hotly rejected calls blockade, not to bring aid to said. Officials said no process’’ stacked with The document will be Europe and the United to lift the blockade on Gaza. If the blockade ended, charges would be filed and Karzai’s supporters. They submitted to Reviews of States. Hamas-ruled Gaza, insist- he warned, hundreds of the women were deported insist they will not negotiate Geophysics, a scientific “They faced barbarism ing the ban prevents missile ships would bring in thou- as planned. until all foreign troops leave journal, Hansen said and oppression but returned attacks on Israel. He labeled sands of missiles from Iran, The U.N., Europe and the country. Wednesday in an e-mail. with pride,’’Arinc said. worldwide criticism of his to be aimed at Israel and others harshly criticized The Obama administra- The NASA data series uses A few thousand jubilant navy’s bloody raid on a pro- beyond. Israel after its commandos tion supports overtures to information from 6,300 relatives and supporters, Palestinian flotilla as The result, he said, would stormed the six-ship flotilla rank-and-file insurgents but monitoring stations around waving Palestinian and “hypocrisy.’’ be an Iranian port on the in international waters, set- is skeptical of a major politi- the world and is one of the Turkish flags, burst into “This was not the ‘Love Mediterranean. “The same ting off the clashes. About cal initiative with Taliban three main gauges of global applause outside the air- Boat,’’’Netanyahu said in an countries that are criticizing 700 activists — including leaders until militant forces temperature used by the port, chanting “God is address to the nation, refer- us today should know that 400 Turks — were trying to are weakened on the battle- United Nations Great!’’ They later walked to ring to the vessel boarded by they would be targeted break the Israeli and field. NATO troops are Intergovernmental Panel the perimeters near the tar- commandos, setting off tomorrow,’’ Netanyahu said. Egyptian naval blockade of preparing for a big offensive on Climate Change to com- mac to see their loved ones. clashes that led to the deaths Seven planes were being the Gaza Strip by bringing in this summer in the Taliban pile its assessments. Another crowd celebrated of nine activists. “It was a used to deport 527 activists 10,000 tons of aid. heartland of Kandahar province. No official militant repre- sentatives were invited to the three-day conference, although some delegates are UK taxi driver kills 12, wounds 25 in England insurgent sympathizers. Karzai’s government said it SEASCALE, England (AP) 0 100 mi were in the hospital, with reled with fellow cab drivers across the county. Witnesses organized the gathering, — A taxi driver drove his 0 100 km three of them in critical the night before the killings. described seeing the gunman called a peace jirga, to gauge vehicle on a shooting spree SCOTLAND condition. In a sign of the Peter Leder, a taxi driver driving around shooting the mood of ordinary across a tranquil stretch of scale of the tragedy, Queen who knew Bird, said he had from the window of his car. Afghans toward negotia- northwest England on Mass Elizabeth II issued a message seen the gunman Tuesday Victims died in Seascale tions. shooting Wednesday, methodically North saying she was “deeply and didn’t notice anything and Egremont, near Government ministers, killing 12 people and N. IRELAND Sea shocked’’ and shared in “the that was obviously amiss. Whitehaven, and in including former warlords wounding 25 others before Seascale grief and horror of the whole But he was struck by Bird’s Gosforth, where a farmer’s Abdur Rasul Rayyaf and Vice turning the gun on himself, Dublin Irish country.’’ She passed on her departing words. son was shot dead in a field. President Gen. Mohammed Sea UNITED officials said. IRELAND KINGDOM sympathy to the families of “When he left he said,‘See Workers at the nearby Qasim Fahim, relaxed on The rampage in the coun- ENGLAND the victims. you Peter,but I won’t see you Sellafield nuclear processing couches and other plush ty of Cumbria was Britain’s WALES The shootings had again,’’’Leder told Channel 4 plant were ordered to stay chairs in the front row, while deadliest mass shooting Atlantic “shocked the people of News. The first shootings inside while the gunman was other delegates had less Ocean London since 1996 and it jolted a Cumbria and around the were reported in the coastal on the loose. comfortable seating choices country where handguns English Channel country to the core,’’ Police town of Whitehaven, about Hyde said there were 30 in the cavernous tent pitched are banned and multiple SOURCE: ESRI AP Deputy Chief Constable 350 miles northwest of separate crime scenes. Many on a university campus in shootings rare. Stuart Hyde said. London. Witnesses said the bodies remained on the Kabul. The body of the suspected vacationers in England’s hilly, Police said it was too early dead there included two of ground late Wednesday, The delegates largely gunman, 52-year-old scenic Lake District. Police to say what the killer’s motive Bird’s fellow cabbies. covered with sheets, await- shrugged off Wednesday’s Derrick Bird, was found in said two weapons were was, or whether the shoot- Police warned residents to ing the region’s small and attack. But some said it woods near Boot, a hamlet recovered from the scene. ings had been random. Some stay indoors as they tracked overstretched force of demonstrated the weakness popular with hikers and Eight of the wounded reports said Bird had quar- the gunman’s progress forensic officers. of the government. Outdoors 8 Thursday, June 3, 2010 OBITUARIES Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Warren Dean Thomas Juanita Peterson Chris Haney,co-creator DIETRICH — War- wife, Sue Thomas Juanita Peterson, Club and went to ren Dean Thomas, 65, of Dietrich; son, 83, of Twin Falls, many “Jamborees” of Dietrich, passed Rodney (Crystal) passed away Tues- and fishing and of Trivial Pursuit, dies away Friday, May 28, Sisiam of Sho- day, June 1, 2010, at camping trips with By Elaine Woo that began building after 2010, at his home. shone; daughter, the Stoney Creek her husband, Albert. Los Angeles Times World War II. He was born Sept. Halie (Dan) Hep- assisted living facili- She was preceded Born Aug. 9, 1950, in 28, 1944, in Emmett, worth of Mur- ty. in death by her par- LOS ANGELES — Chris Welland, Ontario, Haney Idaho, the son of Fred taugh; grand- Juanita Peterson ents, one older Haney, a former Canadian often described himself as a David Thomas and Juanita daughter,Mackenzie Sisiam; was born May 27, brother who died in journalist whose fascina- beer-swilling high school Janez Kilgore Thomas. brother, David (Beth) 1927, in Idaho Falls, to Athol infancy, and her first and sec- tion with entertaining, dropout whose biggest Warren was raised in the Thomas of Hammett; and Lee Burks and Dorothy Ida ond husbands.She is survived barely useful tidbits of mistake was quitting Caldwell area and attended many extended family (Billington) Burks. They by her brothers, Richard and information led him to co- school at 17. “I should have schools there. He served in members and friends. He moved to Twin Falls when she Dorothy Burks of Gold create the bestselling board done it when I was 12,’’ he the Idaho Army National was preceded in death by his was in grade school and she Canyon, Ariz., and Dennis game Trivial Pursuit, died said in interviews. Guard. He later married parents; and his stepfather, continued there until she Burks of St. Paul, Minn.; her Monday in Toronto. He was When he dropped out, Susan Ballard Mills,and they Bob Jones. graduated in 1945. She mar- children, Oren and Trudy 59. his father, a radio news made their home in The funeral will be con- ried James Kenneth Miller in (Suhr) Miller of Minot, N.D., He had been in poor reader, insisted he get a job Shoshone and later settled in ducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday, January of 1947. They lived in Murle and Annette (Dryden) health the last two years and helped him find one in Dietrich. Warren spent 47 June 7, at the Dietrich LDS Twin Falls for two years and Miller of Twin Falls, and Tris with kidney and circulatory the photo department at years as a professional truck Chapel, 181 S. 650 E. of then moved to Jerome. She and Christine (Coman) Miller problems, said Scott the Canadian Press wire driver, 20 of them driving for Dietrich, with a visitation later married Albert Peterson of Boise; plus eight grandchil- Abbott, who created the service. Haney worked at Montana Express. He beginning one hour prior to of Twin Falls (on June 12, dren; numerous great-grand- game with Haney more various bureaus of the enjoyed being outdoors the service. Interment will 1973) and lived there for the children; and many nieces than 30 years ago and service from the late 1960s camping, fishing and hunt- follow in the Shoshone remainder of her life. and nephews. watched it become a cul- through the late ‘70s. ing. He especially loved Cemetery. She was active in the Magic A service of remembrance tural phenomenon across He met Abbott, a sports spending time with his fam- Arrangements are under Valley Art Guild and won will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, North America and around writer for the Canadian ily and friends. the care of Farnsworth many awards at the Twin June 4,at Parke’s Magic Valley the world. Press, in 1975 when he was Warren is survived by his Mortuary of Jerome. Falls County Fair. She also Funeral Home, 2551 Kimberly “I was the architect and assigned to the Montreal worked with Welcome Road in Twin Falls. Burial will Chris was the general con- bureau to organize photo Wagon, Toast Mistress and follow at the Twin Falls tractor. I invented it and he coverage of the 1976 Chris Mottern Meals on Wheels, sang in the Cemetery. made it happen,’’ Abbott Olympics. They became choir at the First Baptist The family would like to said of the partnership that close friends and house- One of God’s spe- for adventure, she Church in Jerome and was thank the staff of the Stoney resulted in more than 100 mates. cial angels has welcomed the pre- active in the BaptiWeds Creek Assisted Living Center million copies being sold in In 1979, Haney was mar- passed from our cious moments of group. In later years, she was and Hospice Visions for their 33 countries by the time ried to his first wife, Sarah, lives. Chris Mottern, solitude. Greeting very active in the Good Sam love and care. Hasbro bought the rights to and working for the 75, a longtime resi- the dawn of a new the game for $80 million in Montreal Gazette when he dent of Twin Falls day on her long 2008. and Abbott hit on the idea and beloved mother, walks on the CSI Barry Fred Stenback Sr. Decades before data that would change their grandmother, sister, campus, the quiet hounds had Google, there lives. aunt and friend, times in her home EDEN — Barry daughters, Tonia was Trivial Pursuit, a It was a Saturday night departed this life at her home listening to soothing music, Fred Stenback Sr., (Larry) Petzoldt of $29.99 board game that before Christmas, and Wednesday, May 26, 2010, meditating, reading inspira- 61, of Eden, passed Eden and Michelle elevated the acquisition of a Haney and his wife had after a courageous battle tional books and just “being” away Sunday, May Stenback of Eden; 12 wide range of arcane returned from grocery with cancer. The memory of with her angels were some of 30, 2010, at his home grandchildren; 12 knowledge to a coveted shopping with a surprise for her radiant smile, cheerful her most cherished times. in Eden. great-grandchil- social skill. Players Abbott: a Scrabble set. But personality, gentle nature Chris was a shining He was born Sept. dren; and three sis- answered questions in six Haney groused about pay- and sense of adventure will example of authentic beau- 29, 1948, in Kansas City, ters, Dayla, Marilyn and broad categories to collect ing what he believed was an be forever in our hearts. ty, grace, sincerity and gen- Mo., the son of Arnold and Jackie of Washington. He six colored pie wedges to inflated price — $11 — for Chris was born July 8, erosity. Her sense of empa- Dorcus Huitt Stenback. His was preceded in death by his win. The game rewarded the board game. “He said, 1934, in Harrison, Ark., one thy and compassion was parents later moved the grandparents; parents; and people who knew such fac- ‘There must be a lot of of five sisters and one broth- strong, and she always had family to Washington. Barry one brother, Leon Dick toids as what part of an ele- money in games.Why don’t er. As a toddler, she moved time for anyone who needed owned and operated Stenback. phant has 100,000 mus- we invent one?’’’ Abbott with her family to Idaho. She her. She lived her life with Interstate Towing and His last supper will be cles, what was Elvis recalled in an interview was a 1952 Filer High School strong faith, a positive atti- Repair. held at 4 p.m. Friday, June 4, Presley’s highest-grossing Tuesday. “Then he said, graduate and was a leader in tude and a healthy lifestyle. He is survived by his part- at his daughter’s house, 1829 movie and who invented ‘What should it be about?’ I many school organizations She faced difficult health ner, Debra Mabe of Eden; Highway 25 in Eden. the flush toilet. said, ‘Trivia.’’’ Abbott then and activities. Soon after fin- challenges with strength, sons, Barry (Rosie) Stenback Arrangements are under Although trivia games sat down with pencil and ishing high school, she dignity, and poise and was of Washington and Jeffery the care of Farnsworth and books were not new, paper and worked out the moved to Twin Falls and was thankful for each day. She (Lela) Linis of Washington; Mortuary in Jerome. Trivial Pursuit “spread like basic details in 45 minutes. employed by Barnard Auto continued her involvement a virus all over the culture,’’ Haney suggested calling Company. Later, she was with the Twin Falls said Syracuse University the game Trivia Pursuit, hired by her eventual hus- Reformed Church, gathering DEATH NOTICES pop culture expert Robert but Sarah suggested a cru- band, Ben Mottern, at the with friends for Bible study Thompson, who attributed cial tweak: adding an L to Rogerson Restaurant. Chris and assisting with providing Boise, died Tuesday in a the game’s enormous pop- make it Trivial Pursuit. and Ben were married in 1955 food for those in need every Kelleen Chapman Boise hospital. Arrange- ularity to a critical mass of “That made it,’’ Abbott and remained a fun-loving Monday evening. She was WENDELL — Kelleen ments will be announced by college-educated people said. and devoted couple until also active in the Twin Falls Rose Amell Chapman, 47, of the Nampa Funeral Home, Ben’s passing in 2004. Their Chapter of PEO. She jour- Wendell and formerly of Yraguen Chapel. years of their marriage were neyed to Israel in 2008 with a filled with raising four beau- group from her church and Beat poet, Ginsberg protege tiful children, co-owning a hiked the Negev Desert, SERVICES successful restaurant busi- where she “walked in the ness with their dear friends, footsteps of Jesus,” an event Mildred L. Schenkel of Nicholas Catholic Church, Peter Orlovsky dies at 76 Ted and Jennie Smith, travel- she called “a life-changing Filer, celebration of life at 11 802 F St. in Rupert; vigil and ing,cheering on their favorite experience.”Seeking knowl- a.m. today at In His Name rosary at 6 p.m. and visita- By Emma Brown — whenever he wrote poet- sports teams and enjoying edge of her granddaughter’s Christian Fellowship, 660 tion from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday The Washington Post ry, he was sort of writing shared interests. culture, she traveled to U.S. Highway 30 in Filer at Hansen Mortuary, 710 with someone else’s ear in Throughout her lifetime, Thailand in 2008. In the (Reynolds Funeral Chapel). Sixth St., Rupert. Peter Orlovsky, 76, a mind,’’said Ginsberg biog- Chris’ first priority was sup- autumn of 2009, she experi- writer best known as a rapher Bill Morgan.“A lot of porting her children’s and enced her first cruise visiting Donald J. Zitterkopf of Charles Melvin Allen of longtime muse, inspiration times, it was Jack Kerouac; grandchildren’s activities. Italy, the Greek Isles and Twin Falls, graveside service Boise, visitation and memo- and companion of Beat poet and at other times, it was She was involved in their 4- Turkey. at 11 a.m. today at Sunset rial service from 10 a.m. to Allen Ginsberg, died May Peter Orlovsky.’’ H groups; decorating barn Chris is survived by her Memorial park in Twin Falls 12:30 p.m. today at the 30 of lung cancer at a Encouraged to write by stalls and showing horses loving children and grand- (White Mortuary). Nampa Funeral Home, respite care center in Ginsberg, Orlovsky became and dogs; car-pooling to children, Jim (Jane) Mottern Yraguen Chapel; military Williston, Vt. a poet in his own right. He dance lessons and recitals; and their daughters, Jamie Don Price of Burley, memorial service at 1:45 Orlovsky and Ginsberg won a $10,000 grant from watching sporting events of and Jenna of Irvine, Calif.; funeral at 1 p.m. today at the p.m. today at the Idaho State were partners for more than the National Endowment her children, grandchildren, Janis (Ken) Mottern-High Morrison Funeral Home, 188 Veterans Cemetery in Boise. 40 years until Ginsberg’s for the Arts in 1979 and many nieces and nephews and their daughters, Sara and S. Highway 24 in Rupert; death from liver cancer in published several books, and friends; spending hours Emma of Twin Falls; Jerry visitation from noon to 12:45 Cora Lucille Beem Lloyd 1997. They met in San including “Dear Allen, Ship with the Rogerson Coffee (Nitnoi) Mottern and their p.m. today at the mortuary. of Twin Falls, graveside Francisco in 1954 and com- Will Land Jan. 23, 58’’ Shop Giants Little League daughters, Jennifer and service at 11 a.m. Saturday at mitted to each other in a (1971), and a book with baseball team; and helping Jasmine of Twin Falls; and Ramona “Monica” Nanez the Springfield-Sterling ceremony held the follow- Ginsburg called “Straight out with any school activity Joni Mottern and her chil- Arellano of Burley, funeral at Cemetery in Springfield; ing year. Hearts’ Delight: Love where she was needed. Her dren, Alex and Haley Nixon, 2 p.m. today at the Hansen- visitation at 7 p.m. Friday at “At that instant, we Poems and Selected last outing, 11 days before she also of Twin Falls. Chris’ Payne Mortuary, 321 E. Main Farnsworth Mortuary, 1343 looked into each other’s Letters’’ (1980). died, was attending her family also includes her sis- in Burley. S. Lincoln in Jerome. eyes,’’ Ginsberg later Orlovsky’s poems were grandson, Alex’s, graduation ters, Betty Reichert of Twin recalled, “and there was a playful and frank, featuring from Lighthouse High Falls, Shirley (Tom) Mahan of Margery Stroud of Good- Inez P. Zollinger of Burley, kind of celestial cold fire unusual spellings and a School. Santa Clarita, Calif., and Rita ing, funeral at 11 a.m. Friday funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at that crept over us and conversational style. After her children were (Michael) Delaney of Boise; at the First Christian Church, the Declo LDS Stake Center, blazed up and illuminated “Peter’s poetry does not grown, Chris pursued a her brother, Will Moore of Gooding (Demaray Funeral 213 W. Main St.; visitation the entire cafeteria and stand beside Allen’s best career in the hotel industry. Star, Idaho; and numerous Service). from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at made it an eternal place.’’ work like ‘Howl’ and Hired as a sales manager at nieces and nephews. She was Rasmussen Funeral Home, Ginsberg would soon be ‘Kaddish,’but it had its own the Canyon Springs Inn of preceded in death by Ben,her Marjorie Rose Kindle of 1350 E. 16th St., Burley, and launched to national atten- goofy, sweet integrity,’’said Twin Falls,she was soon pro- husband of 48 years; her Buhl, formerly of Chehalis, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Friday at tion for the profane and Steve Silberman, who came moted to the position of gen- father and mother,Clyde and Wash., memorial service at 1 the church. sexually explicit poem to know the couple as eral manager. Her career Lena Moore; her sister, Eva p.m. Friday at Westminster “Howl,’’for which his pub- Ginsberg’s apprentice and highlight was having the McClure; and her nephew, Presbyterian Church in Brady Jaxen Nichols of lisher was hauled into court later as his teaching assis- opportunity to establish and Greg Moore. Chehalis, Wash. (Farmer Bliss, funeral at 11 a.m. on charges of obscenity. tant. serve as the director of hotel The family would like to Funeral Chapel, Buhl). Friday at Bliss Community “Howl’’ helped make “Morning again, nothing management at the College thank the medical commu- Church (Demaray Funeral Ginsberg a hero of free- has to be done/maybe buy a of Southern Idaho for 12 nity, especially Dr. Sara Kathleen Karen Lavens Service, Gooding Chapel). speech advocates, an anti- piano or make fudge,’’reads years, where she was award- Johnson, and Hospice James of Jerome, celebration establishment cultural icon Orlovsky’s “Second Poem,’’ ed Outstanding Technical Visions for the compassion- of life at 2 p.m. Friday at the Donna (Jordan) Stayner of and the prolific poet laure- written in Paris in 1957, Staff Person. ate care extended to Chris Jerome High School audito- Twin Falls, celebration of life ate of Beat generation writ- when he and Ginsberg were Chris was full of adventure during the final days of her rium; visitation from 6 to 8 at 11 a.m. Saturday at Parke’s ers. staying with fellow poets and everyone wanted to be illness. For all the family and p.m. today at the Hove- Magic Valley Funeral Home, Orlovsky was credited William S. Burroughs and with her. She loved to go for a friends who prayed, visited Robertson Funeral Chapel. 2551 Kimberly Road, Twin with sparking Ginsberg’s Gregory Corso at a boarding long ride and end up in a and sent notes of encourage- Falls. creative impulse. “Allen house known as the Beat place no one would have ment, we are eternally grate- Charles A. Mattlin of needed someone to write to Hotel. imagined visiting on that ful. She felt your love. Twin Falls, celebration of life Sheri A. Massie of Rupert, outing. She had a passion to A celebration of Chris’ life at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at memorial service at 1 p.m. explore the outdoors and will take place at 1 p.m. Our Savior Lutheran Church Saturday at the Rupert First www.magicvalley.com take in the beauty of nature, Saturday, June 5, at the in Twin Falls; visitation from Christian Praise Chapel,1110 to return to places that made Reformed Church of Twin 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday Eighth St. (Rasmussen an early impression on her to Falls, 1631 Grandview Drive at the church (Parke’s Magic Funeral Home in Burley). A hearing exam is free. reflect the past and an N. In lieu of flowers, contri- Valley Funeral Home). excitement to visit new des- butions to one of the follow- Richard “RD” Dennis Hear the sounds of tinations. Getting into the ing would be appreciated: Leatha Heidel Hancock of Ridley of Gooding, memori- nature... car and traveling to a CSI College of Southern Idaho Jerome, celebration of life at al service at 3 p.m. Saturday PROFESSIONAL basketball tournament 2,000 Foundation, P.O. Box 1238, 11 a.m. Saturday at the at Demaray Funeral Service, HEARING AID miles away during a snow Twin Falls, ID 83303; Vandal Presbyterian Church, 262 E. Gooding Chapel; visitation HEARING AID storm or following the Scholarship Fund, in care of Ave. A, Jerome (Farnsworth at 1 p.m. Saturday at the University of Idaho Vandals the University of Idaho Mortuary in Jerome). mortuary; memorial gather- Call today for a free hearing evaluation! to a football game wherever Foundation,P.O. Box 443147, ing from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.  E. th Street  Falls Avenue their schedule took them was Moscow, ID 83844-3147; or William “Bill” E. Stuart IV Saturday in the dining room Inside Farmer’s Insurance Bldg. Across from CSI perfectly normal for Chris! the Reformed Church of of Rupert, funeral Mass at 11 at the Lincoln Inn in Just as exuberant as she was Twin Falls. a.m. Saturday at the St. Gooding. 678-7600 Burley 734-2900 Twin Falls He did WHAT?! Umpire blows perfect game S Sports 2 Stanley Cup & French Open, Sports 2 / Scoreboard, Sports 3 / Golf & NFL, Sports 4 Sports THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2010 SPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENSEN: 735-3239 [email protected] Shriners provides Bluer pastures? one more BSU to the MWC has been getting plenty of play in print, online and over the air waves. But does it have any merit? Will the Mountain West Conference chance really invite Boise State to join when MWC executives meet in Jackson, Wyo., uring a practice four Sunday through Tuesday? If so, will the Broncos make the jump and leave the weeks into Oakley’s WAC for the 2011 season? Those who can provide accurate answers aren’t D2009 football season, Payson Bedke’s arm snapped talking publicly, but here’s a sampling of what some are saying. in two. Three days later, Minico’s Keelan McCaffrey reaggra- “The buzz is that Boise State vated a previous injury by breaking bones in his foot. “Boise State, the crown jewel of the really will end up in the Mountain Western Athletic Conference and the West Conference. I heard so apple of the Mountain West’s eye, is Tuesday, via the rumor caught in a love triangle between the mill. A friend who says two conferences and the most attrac- he has a co-worker tive one will ultimately win. … There connected with all Ryan Howe are a ton of reasons Boise State should the right people in go, including better competition and a the MWC says the official invitation Just like that, two high possible BCS automatic berth, but the school football careers came reasons to stay might weigh as much.” is only days away. If to a heartbreaking end. — Graham Watson, true, I’m giving Boise Their injuries were also a ESPN.com State fans a heads-up: Don’t get big blow to their teams. too excited. It’s a better confer- McCaffrey, a linebacker, was ence than the WAC, but it still leading the team in tackles. doesn’t put the Broncos closer Bedke was a two-way starter “If you’re looking for to a championship. … The at running back and defen- expansion headlines, the addition of Boise would surely sive back. The stars were league to watch is the enhance the MWC. … But the reduced to watching from Mountain West, which BCS doesn’t much care the sidelines and providing meets June 6-8 in Jackson, whether Boise is teammates with moral sup- Wyo. Several sources said port. in the WAC, The injuries shattered the MWC could begin the the MWC or dreams born of hard work process of inviting Boise the League of and anticipation for their State for the following rea- Extraordinary senior seasons. son: The MWC must invite Gentlemen. It’s “It was the worst thing Boise State by July 1 in order going to protect I’ve ever felt. It was terrible,” for the Broncos to be a mem- itself against interlopers.” said McCaffrey.“I waited ber for the 2011 season … — Brad Rock, Deseret News four years to play as a sen- which would allow BSU’s ior.” football performance from While they weren’t able to return to the field in the fall, 2008-10 to be included in “The WAC needs to have options to replace McCaffrey and Bedke got the formula that determines schools in the likely event conference shuf- one last opportunity to strap whether the MWC receives fling occurs. How many schools, which on the pads Tuesday in the an automatic bid in the schools and the timing still is a question 33rd Annual Magic Valley next cycle of BCS mark. My prediction is a non-BCS confer- North-South All-Star foot- games.” ence will make the first move and it will be ball games. — Jon Wilner, San sometime during the week of June 7.” “I was excited to play in Jose Mercury News the game, get another shot — Rob Spear, Idaho athletic director at playing,”said Bedke, who now has a six-inch scar down his forearm from sur- BSU quarterback Kellen Moore Photo illustration by SANDY SALAS/Times-News gery to repair a broken radius. “It felt good to be playing again.” The all-star games raise funds for Shriners Hospitals for Children, which provides Lakers, Celtics chase history with multiple titles free pediatric care and serve nearly 500 Idaho children By Greg Beacham the NBA finals begin series with plenty of mod- more surprising, with Rajon each year. Without Shriners, Associated Press writer Thursday night at Staples ern subplots. Rondo making a quantum thousands of families across Center. “We’re always focused on leap into stardom during America would be in finan- LOS ANGELES — When “It’s going to mean every- winning a championship,” what might be the last stand cial ruin due to mounting Kobe Bryant joined the thing for my career, because Bryant said. “And when you for Boston’s Big Three of medical bills. Lakers and Paul Pierce land- a lot of guys have won one, do it, you want to do it again Pierce, Kevin Garnett and “What made it even a bet- ed with the Celtics in the Game 1 and not many have won a and again.” Ray Allen. ter experience for me was to late 1990s, they both couple,” Pierce said Bryant is enjoying a But on the biggest score- Celtics at Lakers play for the Shriners learned most of what they Wednesday before Boston dynamic postseason despite board of all, the one these 7 p.m., ABC Hospitals and all those kids,” needed to know about their practiced at Staples Center. hobbling through injuries players claim they seldom said McCaffrey, who was franchises’ histories and Pro basketball’s most during a third straight finals check, it’s Celtics 17, Lakers named the 11-man North’s expectations simply by only metric of success, the successful franchises are run by his remarkably 15. Don’t expect fans in Defensive MVP after inter- looking at the forests of fab- only validation still inter- together in the NBA finals steady Lakers, who are 8-0 either basketball-crazy city cepting two passes and ric high above the court. esting to Bryant and Pierce. for the second time in three at home in the playoffs and to forget that score when blocking a field goal. These teams only hang Bryant is trying to accom- years and the 12th time haven’t even trailed in a their team takes it all again. If you didn’t attend banners for championships, plish the rarest of NBA feats overall. These teams will series. And just in case the Tuesday’s games — or even and they’re usually in big for the second time in his have won 33 of the league’s Boston’s swift rise from a Staples Center fans didn’t groups. career, while Pierce’s Celtics 64 titles when they finish a 50-win regular season as a See SHRINERS, Sports 2 Multiple titles are the get their first chance when potentially fascinating No. 4 seed has been even See FINALS, Sports 2 CSI’s Felix to visit ASU So long, Kid: M’s Griffey hangs ’em up By Mike Christensen school. He will be eligible to Times-News writer play in 2010-11 unless he By Tim Booth player would be an unfair distraction to signs with one of Duke’s Associated Press writer my teammates and their success as a Carrick Felix might be a Atlantic Coast Conference team is what the ultimate goal should devil after all. rivals, in which case he’d SEATTLE — The Kid has called it be,”he said. The former College of have to sit out one season. quits. Griffey was not in the clubhouse Southern Idaho star Felix spent a few Just the way Ken Griffey Jr. wanted, before the game, and the team said he will take a recruiting days at Duke’s there will be no farewell tour for one of would not be at Safeco Field. trip to Arizona State Durham campus in the greatest players in baseball history. Milton Bradley, Griffey’s teammate University this May before deciding Instead, Griffey simply informed the for only a few months, turned to Mike weekend, according it wasn’t the right fit. Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night Sweeney during batting practice and to CSI head coach He is currently in his career was over. said,“on a day like this,it should rain in Steve Gosar. Twin Falls retaking a The 40-year-old Griffey unexpect- Seattle.” Felix had planned math class. edly announced his retirement before Griffey was hitting only .184 with no to make a recruiting Felix Gosar said Felix Seattle’s game against Minnesota on AP photo homers and seven RBIs this year and visit to ASU’s Sun has discussed possi- Wednesday after 22 seasons, 13 all-star Seattle Mariners designated hitter Ken recently went a week without playing. Devils back in March, but ble campus visits with appearances and widespread acclaim There was a report earlier this season — canceled the trip after ver- NCAA runner-up Butler as as one of the greatest players of his Griffey Jr. announced his retirement which Griffey denied — that he’d fallen bally committing to Duke. well as Alabama, Arkansas, generation. Wednesday ending one of the great careers in asleep in the clubhouse during a game. He signed with the Blue Kansas State and St. Mary’s. Stuck in a limited role as a backup baseball history. He ends his career fifth on the all- Devils May 8, but was grant- He can make up to four offi- designated hitter and spot pinch-hit- time home run list with 630.He won an ed a release from his cial visits. ter, Griffey called Mariners’ team pres- the Mariners front office has asked me MVP award and was an 11-time Gold National Letter of Intent on ASU head coach Herb ident Chuck Armstrong and said he to retire, I told the Mariners when I met Glover. The only thing missing on his May 25 and reopened his Sendek made multiple visits was done playing. Mariners manager with them prior to the 2009 season and resume was a trip to the World Series. recruitment. to CSI’s campus in recruiting Don Wakamatsu called his players was invited back that I will never allow “It’s a sad day for the Mariners, our The 6-foot-5 Felix aver- Felix during the past season. together before the start of batting myself to become a distraction,” fans,for all the people in the communi- aged 14.8 points and 4.7 Felix starred at Millennim practice to inform them of Griffey’s Griffey said in a statement. ty that have loved Ken, admired him as rebounds as a redshirt fresh- High School in Goodyear, decision. “I feel that without enough occa- a tremendous baseball player and a man and will have three sea- Ariz., not far from ASU’s “While I feel I am still able to make a sional starts to be sharper coming off sons of eligibility at his next campus in Tempe. contribution on the field and nobody in the bench, my continued presence as a See GRIFFEY, Sports 2 Sports 2 Thursday, June 3, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Stosur dumps Serena Williams out of French Open

PARIS (AP) — Serena stunned by Robin Soderling. ning streak on clay to 20 Williams never hid her Williams is usually the one “It’s not over yet,” said matches. frustrations against Stosur, who saves match points, not Stosur, a tour-best 19-2 on In one women’s semifinal who wore her usual white wastes them. clay this season and a 2009 Thursday, Stosur will play baseball cap and red- Who seizes control of an French Open semifinalist. “I No. 4 Jelena Jankovic, who rimmed wraparound shades exchange, not cedes it. want to definitely try and got past unseeded Yaroslava as the sun finally returned Who turns up her game at keep going.” Shvedova of Kazakhstan 7-5, after several days of clouds Grand Slam time. In keeping with the run of 6-4. No. 5 Elena Dementieva and rain. Except at the French Open, surprises at this wide-open will face No. 17 Francesca Williams admonished the lone major tournament French Open, No. 22 Jurgen Schiavone in the other. herself aloud, sometimes she’s won only once and Melzer of Austria came back For the first time at any muttering, sometimes where she’s now gone seven to beat No. 3 Novak Djokovic Grand Slam tournament screaming. She shook her years without even reaching 3-6, 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 (3), 6-4 in since the 1979 Australian head and put a hand on her the semifinals. the last men’s quarterfinal. Open, none of the four hip. She crouched and rolled The No.1-ranked Williams Melzer, at 29 the oldest man female semifinalists owns a her eyes. dropped 17 consecutive left, never before won a major title. Williams has 12, Her own serve was a friend points during one stretch, match after losing the first with five at the Australian — accumulating 13 aces — AP photo climbed all the way back to two sets — and never made it Open — including this year — and a foe — yielding nine within a point of victory, Samantha Stosur returns the ball to Serena Williams during their beyond the third round at and three apiece at the U.S. double-faults. The rest of then faded late and lost to French Open women’s quarterfinal match Wednesday at Roland any Grand Slam tournament Open and Wimbledon. The Williams’ strokes were a No. 7 Samantha Stosur of Garros in Paris. in 31 previous tries. one at the French Open came mixed bag, too: She finished Australia 6-2, 6-7 (2), 8-6 on His reward? A semifinal in 2002, and she was a semi- with more winners than Wednesday in the Roland forehand by an inch or so The upset was Stosur’s Friday against four-time finalist in Paris the following Stosur, 39-30, and nearly Garros quarterfinals. when she held a match point second in a row — she elimi- champion Rafael Nadal, who year, but not since. twice as many unforced “Had I played better for at 5-4 in the final set. “Just nated four-time champion eliminated No. 19 Nicolas “Maybe she was trying to errors, 46-24. two minutes, maybe the wasn’t playing well today. Justine Henin in the fourth Almagro 7-6 (2),7-6 (3),6-4. get over that hump,” said “I definitely was nowhere result could have been differ- Last year, I choked. I guess round — and came a day after Nadal, who lost to Soderling Williams’ mother, Oracene near my best today,” ent. But it didn’t work out,” it’s a redundant story with men’s No. 1 and defending in last year’s fourth round, Price.“That might have been Williams said, then added: said Williams, who missed a me.” champion Roger Federer was extended his current win- on her mind.” “But she played really well.” Blown call denies Galarraga Flyers pull back into DETROIT — Armando series with OT win Galarraga squeezed the ball in his mitt, stepped on first PHILADELPHIA (AP) — base with his right foot and Twice, the Philadelphia was ready to celebrate the Flyers needed video replay to first perfect game in Detroit decide if a goal counted. Tigers’ history. One did, one didn’t. What happened next will Claude Giroux didn’t need be the talk of baseball for the the officials to check his win- rest of this season and likely ner. a lot longer. Giroux scored 5:59 into Umpire Jim Joyce overtime to give the Flyers a emphatically called 4-3 overtime victory over Cleveland’s Jason Donald Chicago in Game 3 of the safe and a chorus of groans Stanley Cup finals and boos echoed in Wednesday night,cutting the Comerica Park. Blackhawks’ series lead to 2- Then Joyce emphatically 1. said he was wrong. Game 4 is Friday night in “It was the biggest call of Philadelphia. my career, and I kicked the Giroux scored on a deflec- AP photo (stuff) out of it,” Joyce said, tion off Matt Carle’s pass, Philadelphia Flyers right wing looking and sounding dis- beating Antti Niemi to decide Claude Giroux, second from left, traught as he paced in the the third straight one-goal is surrounded by teammates after umpires’ locker room.“I just game in the series. scoring the game-winning goal cost that kid a perfect game.” The Blackhawks, trying to “I thought he beat the win their first Stanley Cup against the Chicago Blackhawks throw. I was convinced he title since 1961, snapped a in overtime of Game 3 of the beat the throw, until I saw seven-game winning streak Stanley Cup Finals Wednesday in the replay,”he said after the and a seven-game road win- Philadelphia. Tigers’ 3-0 win. ning streak. It’s rare for an umpire to Giroux ended the game ciary of replay to win this one. acknowledge a mistake and, AP photo moments after Simon Gagne The Flyers heard the goal in one of the few sports that Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga (58) covers first base as Cleveland Indians batter Jason thought he scored the win- horn twice on one goal mid- relies heavily on the human Donald, right, runs to the base and umpire Jim Joyce looks on during Wednesday’s game in Detroit. Joyce ner, only to have replay offi- way through the second peri- eye, it’s certain to prompt a called Donald safe and Galarraga lost his bid for a perfect game with two outs in the ninth inning on the cials rule the puck didn’t od to go up 2-1. push for Major League disputed call at first base. cross the goal line. Chris Pronger’s power- Baseball to use increased The game kept going — but play slap shot was deflected replays. Soccer completely Vladimir Guerrero to an eye a two-out, run-scoring sin- not for long. by Hartnell, trickled through rejects using technology to RED SOX 6, ATHLETICS 4 injury during batting prac- gle in the eighth inning to It was the second time Niemi and eked past the red review calls — a position BOSTON — David Ortiz tice. back Derek Lowe’s best out- replay was needed to deter- line. Blackhawks defenseman that could create controver- hit a two-run homer to help Guerrero, the designated ing of the season. mine a Flyers’ goal. They Niklas Hjalmarsson diving sy at the World Cup, starting Boston rally for the second hitter, was scratched from went 1 for 2 — but, oh, how stab at the puck cleared it next week in South Africa. straight game, and Daisuke the lineup after a ball he hit DODGERS 1, DIAMONDBACKS 0, huge that one was for the back onto the nice as the goal MLB declined comment Matsuzaka settled down to ricocheted off the cage and 14 INNINGS Flyers in their first Stanley horn sounded. on Joyce’s call. beat the Athletics. struck him above the left LOS ANGELES — Garret Cup home game since 1997. Flyers fans were irate over One night after scoring eye. The Rangers said the Anderson hit an RBI single Scott Hartnell had a no- the blown call as play contin- RAYS 7,BLUE JAYS 3 nine straight runs to over- eight-time All-Star had with two outs in the 14th goal overturned by replay to ued for another 1:42 even as TORONTO — David Price come a 4-0 deficit, the Red “significant swelling,” but inning and Los Angeles spark the Flyers to their first the red light spun like a siren became the American Sox spotted the A’s three X-rays showed no structural handed Arizona its 10th Cup win since 1987. Danny light. League’s first eight-game runs in the top of the first damage. He is day-to-day. straight loss. Briere and Ville Leino also When play stopped, offi- winner, Carl Crawford hit a and then scored the next six. scored for the Flyers, helping cials reviewed the play. Flyers grand slam and the Rays ral- NATIONAL LEAGUE PADRES 5, METS 1, 11 INNINGS them win a game they des- fans howled in delight and lied in the ninth inning ANGELS 7,ROYALS 2 BREWERS 7,MARLINS 4 SAN DIEGO — Adrian perately needed to avoid their coach Peter Laviolette again, beating the Blue Jays. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — MIAMI, Fla. — Carlos Gonzalez hit a grand slam second 3-0 hole of the play- watched stern-faced as Price (8-2), who has won Torii Hunter homered and Gomez drove in the go- with one out in the 11th offs. Michael Leighton made numerous replays on the big six of his past seven deci- drove in three runs, and ahead run in the eighth inning to beat the Mets, who 24 saves for the Flyers. screen showed, in fact, the sions, allowed two runs, Scott Kazmir bounced back inning and George Kottaras wasted another strong per- Giroux’s goal was the only goal was good. none earned,and nine hits in from a rocky previous start. followed with a two-run formance by Johan Santana. shot in OT for the Flyers. Referee Bill McCreary eight innings. He walked Hunter had a two-run homer. Niemi stopped 28 shots in the skated on the ice and none and struck out three. single off Kyle Davies (4-4) Yovani Gallardo (6-2) won CARDINALS 4, REDS 1 third straight thriller in the declared, “Upon further in the first inning and added his sixth straight decision ST. LOUIS — Chris series. review,we have a good goal.” YANKEES 9, ORIOLES 1 his eighth homer in the sev- allowing two runs in seven Carpenter beat Cincinnati Duncan Keith, Brent Sopel Chicago and Philadelphia NEW YORK — Nick enth to end a 4-for-26 innings. He struck out four for the eighth straight start, and Patrick Kane scored for swapped goals 20 seconds Swisher and Curtis slump. Bobby Abreu hit his and delivered a solo home allowing four hits in eight the Blackhawks. apart to make it 3-3 early in Granderson hit two-run 500th career double and the run to halt the Brewers innings as the St. Louis The Flyers were the benefi- the third. doubles in the second inning Angels had 14 hits to beat three-game losing streak. Cardinals pulled into a first- to back another stingy start Kansas City for the 11th time Brewers slugger Prince place tie. by Phil Hughes, and the in 13 games over two sea- Fielder also hit his ninth Yankees handed the Orioles sons. home run of the season and ASTROS 5, NATIONALS 1 their seventh straight loss. the second in two days. HOUSTON — Carlos Lee Griffey Robinson Cano hit a two- RANGERS 9, WHITE SOX 5 hit a two-run home run and Continued from Sports 1 of relocating when he first run homer in the seventh CHICAGO — Matt BRAVES 2, PHILLIES 1 Wandy Rodriguez snapped great human being,” came up. and ran his hitting streak to Treanor homered and drove ATLANTA — Omar his three-game losing Mariners CEO Howard Griffey returned to the 16 games for New York, in a career-high four runs Infante, replacing the streak. Lincoln said. “It’s always Mariners in 2009 and almost which had 15 hits. after the Rangers lost injured Chipper Jones, lined — The Associated Press tough for great superstars single-handedly trans- like Ken or anyone else to formed what had been a frac- make a decision to retire. tured, bickering clubhouse This has been his life for so with his leadership, energy Shriners many years, but he has made and constant pranks. Finals matchup, however. Most mentioned up there with his decision and will support Griffey signed a one-year Continued from Sports 1 Continued from Sports 1 players on both teams the great Celtics of all time, it. We will honor him in every deal last November for one if you did — Shriners have enough reason to go already have jewelry after cement my name in history way possible.” more season in Seattle after Hospitals for Children crazy in Game 1, Pierce Boston beat Los Angeles in with the group by winning A star from the time he was he was carried off the field by needs your support. To threw out the first volley six games in 2008, and the more than one champi- the overall No. 1 pick in the his teammates after the final donate, please visit against his own hometown. Lakers routed Orlando last onship. ... To win another 1987 draft, Griffey played 22 game of 2009. Griffey hit www.shrinershq.org or call “Our fans are, I want to season. But just one ring one, and to come close to it, years in the majors with .214 last season with 19 (800) 241-GIFT. say, a little bit more knowl- isn’t enough now — not for is pretty impressive.” Seattle, his hometown homers as a part-time DH. “I’ve been waiting to play edgeable to the game,” said the veterans who appreciate Celtics coach Doc Rivers Cincinnati Reds and the He was limited by a swollen football again, the game I Pierce, a Lakers fan growing the rare opportunity to go subtly emphasized this Chicago White Sox. He hit left knee that required a sec- love,”McCaffrey said.“I up in Inglewood. “I think a for two. point all season at Boston’s .284 with 1,836 RBIs. ond operation in as many was really grateful to get a lot of celebrities come here “If you look at the great training complex with a But his greatest seasons,by offseasons. chance to play again.” to get out of the house players in Celtic history, the blank banner hanging above far, came in Seattle. “Of course it surprised us. That’s precisely what (rather) than to watch a great teams, they’ve all won their practice court, right Griffey played in 1,685 You never know what is in a Shriners Hospitals are game — to see the other a couple of championships next to the 2008 banner. games with Seattle and hit players mind. They debate known for — giving kids a celebrities. It’s an interest- at least,” said Pierce, who Rivers claimed it was put .292 with 417 homers, most things here and there and in chance that they wouldn’t ing crowd, whereas I think dumped his baseball there by the late Red coming in the homer- this particular case Ken made otherwise have. our fans really come to dreams for basketball Auerbach, whose coaching friendly Kingdome,and 1,216 his decision and there wasn’t watch the actual game.” mostly because of this record for NBA titles was RBIs. He won the AL MVP in anything anybody could say,” Ryan Howe may be L.A. should be fully rivalry’s irresistible pull in broken by Lakers coach Phil 1997 and practically saved a Seattle general manager Jack reached at 678-0411. focused on this historic the 1980s. “I want to be Jackson last year. franchise that was in danger Zduriencik said. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Thursday, June 3, 2010 Sports 3 SCOREBOARD

Bergesen L,3-4 21-3 7 6 6 2 1 Feliciano 0 1 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 2 of 3. BASEBALL Hendrickson 22-3 2 0 0 0 1 Dessens H,2 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Goalies—Chicago, Niemi 14-5-0 (32 shots-28 saves). Albers 2 3 2 2 0 1 F.Rodriguez BS,3-13 21-3 3 1 1 1 4 Philadelphia, Leighton 7-2-0 (27-24). American League Mata 1 2 1 0 0 1 GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN Valdes L,2-2 1-3 3 4 4 0 0 A—20,297 (19,537). T—2:58. Referees—Dan O’Halloran, All Times MDT New York San Diego Bill McCreary. Linesmen—Greg Devorski, Pierre EAST W L Pct GB P.Hughes W,7-1 7 6 1 1 1 7 Richard 6 4 1 1 4 5 Racicot. Tampa Bay 36 18 .667 — Gaudin 2 3 0 0 1 0 7:30 p.m. Gregerson 1 1 0 0 0 0 New York 33 20 .623 2½ HBP—by Bergesen (Cervelli). WP—Mata. LOCAL Adams 1 0 0 0 0 1 Boston 31 23 .574 5 Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; First, Mike DiMuro; ESPN2 — World Series, Game 4, H.Bell 1 0 0 0 0 2 TENNIS Toronto 31 24 .564 5½ Second, Tim Welke; Third, Jim Reynolds. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL Georgia vs. Washington R.Webb W,2-1 2 1 0 0 0 3 Baltimore 15 38 .283 20½ T—2:49. A—44,465 (50,287). Class A Feliciano pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. French Open GOLF HBP—by Valdes (Eckstein). Wednesday CENTRAL W L Pct GB TIGERS 3, INDIANS 0 3 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Umpires—Home, Greg Gibson; First, D.J. Reyburn; At Stade Roland Garros Minnesota 31 21 .596 — Second, Gerry Davis; Third, Mike Muchlinski. Paris Cleveland Detroit Burley at Twin Falls Cowboys (DH) TGC — European PGA Tour, Wales T—3:48. A—15,880 (42,691). Detroit 27 25 .519 4 ab r h bi ab r h bi Purse: $21.1 million (Grand Slam) Chicago 22 30 .423 9 4 p.m. Open, first round Surface: Clay-Outdoor Crowe cf 4 0 0 0 AJcksn cf 4 1 3 0 BRAVES 2, PHILLIES 1 Kansas City 22 32 .407 10 Choo rf 3 0 0 0 Damon lf 4 1 1 0 Wood River Mud Dogs at Wood River 10:30 a.m. Singles Cleveland 19 32 .373 11½ Kearns lf 3 0 0 0 Kelly lf 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia Atlanta Men WEST W L Pct GB Hafner dh 3 0 0 0 Ordonz rf 4 0 1 1 Wranglers (DH) TGC — Nationwide Tour, Melwood ab r h bi ab r h bi Quarterfinals Peralta 3b 3 0 0 0 MiCarr 1b 4 1 2 1 Prince George’s County Open, first Werth cf 3 0 1 1 Prado 2b 4 1 2 0 Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Nicolas Almagro (19), Texas 28 24 .538 — Branyn 1b 3 0 0 0 Boesch dh 3 0 1 0 WValdz ss 4 0 1 0 Heywrd rf 3 0 1 0 Spain, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3), 6-4. Oakland 28 26 .519 1 Grdzln 2b 3 0 0 0 CGuilln 2b 3 0 0 0 round Utley 2b 4 0 0 0 C.Jones 3b 2 0 0 0 Jurgen Melzer (22), Austria, def. Novak Djokovic (3), Los Angeles 27 28 .491 2½ Rdmnd c 3 0 0 0 Inge 3b 3 0 0 0 TV SCHEDULE 1 p.m. Howard 1b 4 0 1 0 Infante 3b 2 0 2 1 Serbia, 3-6, 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 (3), 6-4. Seattle 20 31 .392 7½ Donald ss 3 0 1 0 Avila c 3 0 1 0 BFrncs rf 3 0 0 0 McCnn c 4 0 0 0 Women Tuesday’s Games TGC — PGA Tour, The Memorial, first Quarterfinals N.Y. Yankees 3, Baltimore 1 Santiag ss 3 0 0 0 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Ibanez lf 3 0 0 0 Glaus 1b 3 0 1 0 Totals 28 0 1 0 Totals 31 3 9 2 round Victorn ph 1 0 0 0 Hinske lf 3 0 0 0 Jelena Jankovic (4), Serbia, def. Yaroslava Shvedova, Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 Cleveland 000 000 000 — 0 11 a.m. Dobbs 3b 3 0 1 0 Wagner p 0 0 0 0 Kazakhstan, 7-5, 6-4. Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6 Detroit 010 000 02x — 3 ESPN — World Series, Game 1, NBA BASKETBALL Schndr c 2 1 1 0 YEscor ss 3 0 0 0 Sam Stosur (7), Australia, def. Serena Williams (1), Boston 9, Oakland 4 E—Choo (3). DP—Cleveland 2. LOB—Cleveland 1, Detroit 7 p.m. Kndrck p 2 0 1 0 McLoth cf 1 1 0 0 U.S., 6-2, 6-7 (2), 8-6. Kansas City 6, L.A. Angels 3 4. HR—Mi.Cabrera (15). SB—A.Jackson (8). Missouri vs. Hawaii Gload ph 1 0 0 0 D.Lowe p 1 0 0 0 Doubles Texas 9, Chicago White Sox 6 ABC — Finals, Game 1, Boston at L.A. Women Seattle 7, Minnesota 1 IP H R ER BB SO 1:30 p.m. Contrrs p 0 0 0 0 MeCarr ph-lf 0 0 0 0 Cleveland Lakers JRomr p 0 0 0 0 Semifinals Wednesday’s Games Carmona L,4-4 8 9 3 2 0 3 ESPN — World Series, Game 2, UCLA Totals 30 1 6 1 Totals 26 2 6 1 Kveta Peschke, Czech Republic/Katarina Srebotnik N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 1 Detroit vs. Florida, at Oklahoma City TENNIS Philadelphia 001 000 000 — 1 (12), Slovenia, def. Nuria Llagostera Vives/Maria Jose Detroit 3, Cleveland 0 Galarraga W,2-1 9 1 0 0 0 3 6 a.m. Atlanta 100 000 01x — 2 Martinez Sanchez (2), Spain, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 3 Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, Jim Joyce; 5 p.m. DP—Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 2. LOB—Philadelphia 5, Serena/Venus Williams (1), U.S., def. Liezel Huber, Boston 6, Oakland 4 ESPN2 — French Open, women’s L.A. Angels 7, Kansas City 2 Second, Jim Wolf; Third, Derryl Cousins. ESPN2 — World Series, Game 3, Atlanta 5. 2B—Glaus (5). S—Schneider, Me.Cabrera. U.S./Anabel Medina Garrigues (3), Spain, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. Texas 9, Chicago White Sox 5 T—1:44. A—17,738 (41,255). Arizona vs. Tennessee semifinals, at Paris IP H R ER BB SO Mixed Minnesota at Seattle, late Philadelphia Semifinals ANGELS 7, ROYALS 2 K.Kendrick 7 5 1 1 2 4 Yaroslava Shvedova, Kazakhstan/Julian Knowle, Thursday’s Games Contreras L,2-2 2-3 1 1 1 2 1 Austria, def. Vania King, U.S./Christopher Kas, Baltimore (Millwood 0-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia Los Angeles Kansas City 4-3), 11:05 a.m. J.Romero 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Germany, 6-4, 6-4. ab r h bi ab r h bi Umpires—Home, Paul Schrieber; First, Dan Bellino; LeCure p 20 0 0Jay ph 000 0 Atlanta Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia/Nenad Zimonjic (6), Cleveland (D.Huff 2-6) at Detroit (Porcello 4-5), 11:05 a.m. MIzturs ss 4 1 0 0 Pdsdnk lf 5 0 1 0 Second, Joe West; Third, Angel Hernandez. DHerrr p 0 0 0 0 McCllln p 0 0 0 0 Oakland (Bre.Anderson 2-1) at Boston (Wakefield 1-3), D.Lowe W,8-4 8 61 11 7 Serbia, def. Nuria Llagostera Vives, Spain/Oliver HKndrc 2b 5 1 1 0 Aviles 2b 3 0 0 0 T—2:55. A—13,517 (49,539). Ondrsk p 0 0 0 0 Wagner S,9-11 1 0 0 0 1 1 Marach (3), Austria, 4-6, 6-3, 11-9 tiebreak. 11:35 a.m. BAreu rf 4 1 2 0 DeJess rf 3 0 2 1 Rhodes p 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Jeff Kellogg; First, Mark Carlson; L.A. Angels (Jer.Weaver 4-2) at Kansas City (Greinke TrHntr cf 5 2 3 3 BButler 1b 4 0 1 0 RANGERS 9, WHITE SOX 5 L.Nix ph 1 0 0 0 1-6), 12:10 p.m. DelRsr p 0 0 0 0 Second, Larry Vanover; Third, Angel Campos. HMatsu dh 4 0 2 1 JGuilln dh 2 0 0 0 Texas Chicago T—2:28. A—26,309 (49,743). TRANSACTIONS Texas (C.Lewis 4-3) at Chicago White Sox (F.Garcia 4-3), Quinlan pr-dh0 0 0 0 Callasp 3b 2 0 0 0 Totals 28 1 4 1 Totals 29 4 9 4 6:10 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Cincinnati 000 000 100 — 1 BASEBALL Napoli 1b 5 1 1 1 Betemt ph 1 0 0 0 ASTROS 5, NATIONALS 1 Minnesota (Pavano 5-5) at Seattle (F.Hernandez 2-4), JRiver lf 2 1 1 1 YBtncr ss 4 1 1 0 Andrus ss 4 1 1 0 Pierre dh 3 1 1 0 St. Louis 000 102 10x — 4 American League 8:10 p.m. Willits lf 3 0 1 0 Blmqst cf 4 0 1 0 MYong dh 5 2 3 3 Vizquel 3b 4 1 1 1 DP—Cincinnati 1, St. Louis 1. LOB—Cincinnati 3, St. Washington Houston CLEVELAND INDIANS—Claimed RHP Shane Lindsay off Friday’s Games Frndsn 3b 4 0 2 1 Kendall c 3 1 1 0 Kinsler 2b 5 0 0 0 Rios cf 4 1 2 0 Louis 10. 2B—O.Cabrera (10), B.Ryan (7). 3B—B.Ryan ab r h bi ab r h bi waivers from the New York Yankees and optioned him Boston at Baltimore, 5:05 p.m. BoWlsn c 4 0 1 0 B.Pena ph 0 0 0 1 Hamltn lf 5 2 3 2 Konerk 1b 4 2 3 4 (2). HR—Holliday (6). SB—Pujols 2 (5), Holliday (4). S— Morgan cf 5 1 2 0 Bourn cf 4 1 1 0 to Kinston (CAR). Transferred OF Grady Sizemore from N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 5:07 p.m. Totals 40 7 14 7 Totals 31 2 7 2 DvMrp rf 5 1 2 0 AnJons lf 2 0 0 0 B.Phillips, Jay. SF—Schumaker. CGzmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Kppngr 2b 3 1 1 0 the 15-day to the 60-day DL. Tampa Bay at Texas, 6:05 p.m. Los Angeles 300 210 100 — 7 Smoak 1b 3 1 0 0 Przyns c 4 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO TWalkr p 0 0 0 0 Brkmn 1b 4 1 1 0 NEW YORK YANKEES—Activated C Jorge Posada from Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 6:10 p.m. Kansas City 001 000 001 — 2 Treanr c 4 1 2 4 Quentin rf 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati AlGnzlz ph 1 0 0 0 Ca.Lee lf 3 1 1 2 the 15-day DL. Optioned 1B-DH Juan Miranda to Detroit at Kansas City, 6:10 p.m. E—Aviles (4). DP—Los Angeles 2, Kansas City 1. LOB— ABlanc 3b 3 1 0 0 AlRmrz ss 4 0 0 0 LeCure L,1-1 51-3 6 3 3 4 4 A.Dunn 1b 4 0 3 1 Pence rf 4 1 1 2 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Minnesota at Oakland, 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles 9, Kansas City 8. 2B—B.Abreu (17), Borbon cf 5 0 1 0 Bckhm 2b 3 0 0 0 D.Herrera 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Zmrmn 3b 2 0 0 0 P.Feliz 3b 4 0 2 0 SEATTLE MARINERS—Announced the retirement of OF L.A. Angels at Seattle, 8:10 p.m. Kotsay ph 1 0 0 0 Ondrusek 1-3 2 1 1 0 0 Ken Griffey Jr. Tor.Hunter (15), J.Rivera (8). HR—Tor.Hunter (8). SF— Totals 39 9 12 9 Totals 32 5 8 5 Wlngh lf 2 0 0 0 Manzell ss 4 0 1 0 B.Pena. Rhodes 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dsmnd ss 4 0 1 0 Quinter c 4 0 1 0 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Acquired RHP Ronald Uviedo Texas 321 021 000 — 9 Del Rosario 1 1 0 0 1 0 from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for LHP Dana National League IP H R ER BB SO Chicago 200 001 020 — 5 Morse rf 3 0 1 0 WRdrg p 2 0 0 0 All Times MDT Los Angeles St. Louis Nieves c 4 0 0 0 WLopez p 0 0 0 0 Eveland. Kazmir W,4-5 52-3 5 1 1 4 2 DP—Texas 3. LOB—Texas 10, Chicago 4. 2B—Andrus (6), C.Carpenter W,7-1 8 4 1 1 0 4 Lannan p 3 0 0 0 Michals ph 1 0 0 0 National League EAST W L Pct GB M.Young 2 (16), Treanor (3), Vizquel (3), Rios (14), McClellan S,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Promoted RHP Jimmy F.Rodriguez 11-3 0 0 0 0 2 Pierzynski (12). HR—Treanor (3), Konerko 2 (16). SB— AKndy 2b 1 0 0 0 Byrdak p 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 31 22 .585 — Bulger 1 0 0 0 1 1 Ondrusek pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Daigle p 0 0 0 0 Barthmaier from Bradenton (FSL) to Altoona (EL). Pierre (20). SF—Treanor. HBP—by LeCure (Y.Molina, Pujols), by C.Carpenter SAN DIEGO PADRES—Reinstated OF Scott Hairston Philadelphia 28 24 .538 2½ S.Shields 1 2 1 1 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO Sullivn ph 1 0 0 0 Florida 27 27 .500 4½ Kansas City (Gomes, Votto). WP—LeCure. GChacn p 0 0 0 0 from the 15-day DL. Optioned OF Luis Durango to Texas Umpires—Home, Jerry Crawford; First, Brian O’Nora; Portland (PCL). New York 27 27 .500 4½ Davies L,4-4 4 8 6 6 2 0 Feldman W,3-5 8 8 5 5 3 3 Totals 33 1 7 1 Totals 34 5 9 4 Washington 26 28 .481 5½ V.Marte 3 3 1 1 0 2 Second, Scott Barry; Third, Chris Guccione. Washington 100 000 000 — 1 Atlantic League Strop 1 0 0 0 1 1 T—2:39. A—39,295 (43,975). LONG ISLAND DUCKS—Signed RHP Julio Guerrero. CENTRAL W L Pct GB Thompson 2 3 0 0 1 0 Chicago Houston 002 001 20x — 5 Davies pitched to 2 batters in the 5th. E—Desmond 3 (14), Quintero (1). DP—Washington 1. Can-Am League Cincinnati 31 23 .574 — Umpires—Home, Hunter Wendelstedt; First, Mike Floyd L,2-6 22-3 8 6 6 3 1 BREWERS 7, MARLINS 4 LOB—Washington 10, Houston 7. 2B—A.Dunn (16), PITTSFIELD COLONIALS—Signed RHP Kyle Zaleski. T.Pena 21-3 1 2 2 2 1 WORCESTER TORNADOES—Released RHP Eric Williams. St. Louis 31 23 .574 — Estabrook; Second, Brian Runge; Third, Mike Winters. Williams 2 2 1 1 0 1 Milwaukee Florida Desmond (8). 3B—Pence (1). HR—Ca.Lee (6). SB— Chicago 24 29 .453 6½ T—2:54. A—12,718 (37,840). ab r h bi ab r h bi Morgan (12). CS—Morgan (9). United League Linebrink 1 0 0 0 0 3 AMARILLO DILLAS—Placed INF Andrew Wong on the Milwaukee 22 31 .415 8½ Jenks 1 1 0 0 0 1 Weeks 2b 4 0 0 0 Coghln lf 4 1 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO Pittsburgh 22 31 .415 8½ RED SOX 6, ATHLETICS 4 HBP—by T.Pena (A.Blanco). WP—Feldman, Floyd, Axford p 0 0 0 0 GSnchz 1b 5 1 1 0 Washington voluntary retirement list. Houston 19 34 .358 11½ Braun lf 5 0 1 0 HRmrz ss 4 0 1 1 Lannan L,2-3 61-3 8 5 2 2 2 BASKETBALL Oakland Boston Linebrink. WEST W L Pct GB Umpires—Home, James Hoye; First, Wally Bell; Second, Fielder 1b 4 1 2 1 Cantu 3b 3 0 1 2 T.Walker 12-3 1 0 0 0 2 National Basketball Association ab r h bi ab r h bi McGeh 3b 5 2 1 0 Uggla 2b 2 1 0 0 Houston TORONTO RAPTORS—Named P.J. Carlesimo assistant San Diego 32 21 .604 — RDavis cf 5 0 0 0 Scutaro ss 5 2 3 1 Laz Diaz; Third, John Hirschbeck. T—2:51. A—19,516 (40,615). Hart rf 3 0 0 0 C.Ross rf-cf 4 0 1 0 W.Rodriguez W,3-7 5 5 1 1 3 8 coach. Los Angeles 31 22 .585 1 Barton 1b 4 1 2 0 Pedroia 2b 5 0 1 1 Gomez cf 4 2 2 2 RPauln c 4 0 0 1 W.Lopez H,2 1 0 0 0 0 2 Women’s National Basketball Association Colorado 28 24 .538 3½ RSwny rf 5 1 2 1 D.Ortiz dh 2 2 2 2 Kottars c 4 1 2 2 Maybin cf 3 0 0 0 Byrdak H,1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 TULSA SHOCK—Signed F Ashley Walker. San Francisco 27 24 .529 4 KSuzuk c 4 1 2 2 Youkils 1b 4 0 1 2 NL Boxes Gallard p 2 1 1 1 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Daigle H,1 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 FOOTBALL Arizona 20 34 .370 12½ Cust dh 4 0 0 0 J.Drew rf 4 0 1 0 DODGERS 1, DIAMONDBACKS 0, 14 INNINGS Edmnd ph 1 0 1 0 T.Wood p 0 0 0 0 G.Chacin 1 0 0 0 0 2 National Football League Tuesday’s Games M.Ellis 2b 4 0 1 0 Beltre 3b 4 0 0 0 Villanv p 0 0 0 0 Lamb ph 1 0 0 0 HBP—by W.Rodriguez (Willingham). WP—W.Rodriguez. ST. LOUIS RAMS—Named La’Roi Glover director of Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Gross lf 4 0 2 0 Hermid lf 3 0 0 0 Arizona Los Angeles Counsll 2b 1 0 1 1 Sanchs p 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Bruce Dreckman; First, Paul Emmel; player programs. Declined to sign S Oshiomogho Florida 6, Milwaukee 4 ARosls 3b 4 0 1 0 Hall ph-lf 0 1 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi AEscor ss 5 0 1 0 Volstad p 2 0 0 0 Second, Bill Hohn; Third, Gary Darling. Atogwe, making him an unrestricted free agent. Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 3 Pnngtn ss 3 0 1 0 Varitek c 4 0 0 0 KJhnsn 2b 6 0 0 0 JCarrll ss-2b 5 0 3 0 Tnkrsly p 0 0 0 0 T—2:47. A—26,736 (40,976). Canadian Football League Houston 8, Washington 7 Kzmnff ph 1 1 1 1 DMcDn cf 3 1 2 0 RRorts lf 6 0 0 0 Kemp cf 5 1 1 0 BCarrll rf 2 1 1 0 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS—Signed DB Jason Tate, LB Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 8 Totals 38 4 12 4 Totals 34 6 10 6 S.Drew ss 5 0 2 0 Ethier rf 6 0 0 0 Totals 38 7 12 7 Totals 34 4 7 4 Marcellus Bowman, RB Guillaume Senecal, DL Chris N.Y. Mets 4, San Diego 2 Oakland 300 000 001 — 4 J.Upton rf 5 0 2 0 Loney 1b 6 0 1 0 Milwaukee 000 001 132 — 7 BASKETBALL Greaves and WR Cory Watson. L.A. Dodgers 1, Arizona 0, 10 innings Boston 200 020 11x — 6 AdLRc 1b 3 0 1 0 GAndrs lf 6 0 1 1 Florida 101 000 011 — 4 HOCKEY Colorado 2, San Francisco 1, 11 innings DP—Boston 1. LOB—Oakland 8, Boston 8. 2B—Barton Ojeda pr-3b 2 0 0 0 Bellird 3b-2b 2 0 0 0 E—McGehee (7). DP—Florida 1. LOB—Milwaukee 11, NBA Finals National Hockey League Wednesday’s Games (15), R.Sweeney (11), Scutaro (11), Pedroia (17), D.Ortiz Ryal 3b-1b 5 0 1 0 Schlcht p 1 0 0 0 Florida 9. 2B—Edmonds (9), Coghlan (7), H.Ramirez All Times MDT ANAHEIM DUCKS—Signed D Sheldon Brookbank to a Atlanta 2, Philadelphia 1 (10), D.McDonald (6). 3B—J.Drew (1). HR—K.Suzuki (5), CYoung cf 5 0 1 0 DeWitt 2b 2 0 0 0 (11). HR—Fielder (9), Kottaras (5), Gallardo (2). SB— (Best-of-7) two-year contract. L.A. Dodgers 1, Arizona 0, 14 innings Kouzmanoff (4), D.Ortiz (12). SB—Pennington (7), Hall Hester c 2 0 0 0 JuMillr p 0 0 0 0 Gomez (7), Kottaras (2), Coghlan (7). SF—Cantu. (x-if necessary) BUFFALO SABRES—Signed F Jacob Lagace. San Diego 5, N.Y. Mets 1, 11 innings (2), D.McDonald (3). CJcksn ph 1 0 0 0 MnRmr ph 1 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Thursday, June 3: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Signed G Cory Schneider. Milwaukee 7, Florida 4 IP H R ER BB SO Snyder c 2 0 0 0 Broxtn p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee Sunday, June 6: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 6 p.m. SOCCER Houston 5, Washington 1 Oakland EJcksn p 3 0 1 0 Belisari p 0 0 0 0 Gallardo W,6-2 7 4 2 1 4 4 Tuesday, June 8: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 7 p.m. MLS St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 1 Sheets L,2-4 6 7 4 4 1 1 Heilmn p 0 0 0 0 Furcal ph-ss 2 0 0 0 Villanueva H,8 1-3 1 1 1 1 0 Thursday, June 10: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 7 p.m. SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC—Signed M Michael Seamon. Colorado at San Francisco, late Ziegler 2-3 2 1 1 1 1 GParra ph 1 0 0 0 A.Ellis c 3 0 0 0 Axford S,3-3 12-3 2 1 1 0 1 x-Sunday, June 13: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 6 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain Florida COLLEGE Breslow 1 1 1 1 2 1 Rosa p 0 0 0 0 RMartn ph-c 1 0 0 0 x-Tuesday, June 15: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. NCAA—Suspended Louisville baseball coach Dan Thursday’s Games T.Ross 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 MRynl ph 1 0 0 0 Mnstrs p 1 0 0 0 Volstad 52-3 4 1 1 3 4 x-Thursday, June 17: Boston at L.A. Lakers,7 p.m. Washington (J.Martin 0-1) at Houston (Moehler 0-2), Boston CValdz p 0 0 0 0 Troncs p 0 0 0 0 Tankersley BS,1-1 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 McDonnell three games for inappropriate conduct a 12:05 p.m. Matsuzaka W,4-2 62-3 10 3 3 0 7 Blake ph-3b 4 0 1 0 Sosa L,1-1 12-3 3 3 3 1 1 Big East tournament semifinal game against St. Milwaukee (Capuano 0-0) at Florida (Jo.Johnson 5-2), D.Bard H,12 11-3 0 0 0 0 2 Totals 47 0 8 0 Totals 45 1 7 1 T.Wood 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 John’s. 5:10 p.m. Papelbon S,13-14 1 2 1 1 0 1 Arizona000000 000 000 00 — 0 Sanches 1 3 2 2 1 1 HOCKEY METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE—Approved Atlanta (Medlen 2-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Kuroda 5-3), HBP—by Matsuzaka (Barton). Los Angeles000 000 000 000 01 — Tankersley pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. the contract extension of commissioner Richard J. 8:10 p.m. Umpires—Home, C.B. Bucknor; First, Doug Eddings; 1 HBP—by Volstad (Gallardo). WP—Volstad. PB—Kottaras. Stanley Cup Finals Ensor through June 30, 2013. Named Fairfield presi- Friday’s Games Second, Dana DeMuth; Third, Kerwin Danley. Two outs when winning run scored. Umpires—Home, Mike Reilly; First, Eric Cooper; All Times MDT dent Rev. Jeffrey von Arx and Saint Peter’s president Cincinnati at Washington, 5:05 p.m. T—2:53. A—37,783 (37,402). E—G.Anderson (1). DP—Arizona 2, Los Angeles 2. LOB— Second, Bill Miller; Third, Chad Fairchild. (Best-of-7) Dr. Eugene Cornacchia chair and vice chair, respective- San Diego at Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m. Arizona 9, Los Angeles 8. 2B—Loney (15). SB—J.Carroll T—3:26. A—11,468 (38,560). (x-if necessary) ly, of the Council of Presidents through June 2012 and San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 5:05 p.m. RAYS 7, BLUE JAYS 3 (3). CS—S.Drew (1). S—Ryal. Saturday, May 29: Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5 Niagara athletic director Ed McLaughlin and Rider Florida at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO PADRES 5, METS 1, 11 INNINGS Monday, May 31: Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 associate athletic director/senior woman administra- Chicago Cubs at Houston, 6:05 p.m. Tampa Bay Toronto Arizona tor Karin Torchia chair and vice chair, respectively, of ab r h bi ab r h bi New York San Diego Wednesday, June 2: Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3, OT, Milwaukee at St. Louis, 6:15 p.m. E.Jackson 9 3 0 0 3 6 Chicago leads series 2-1 the Committee on Athletic Administration for the Colorado at Arizona, 7:40 p.m. BUpton cf 4 1 2 0 FLewis lf 4 1 2 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Heilman 1 1 0 0 1 1 JosRys ss 4 0 0 0 HrstnJr ss 5 1 1 0 Friday, June 4: Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. 2010-11 academic year. Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. Crwfrd lf 5 1 2 5 A.Hill 2b 4 0 1 0 Rosa 2 0 0 0 0 3 ARIZONA STATE—Announced has taken away the inter- Longori 3b 5 0 1 0 Lind dh 3 0 0 0 Pagan cf 5 0 1 0 Eckstn 2b 5 1 1 1 Sunday, June 6: Philadelphia at Chicago, 6 p.m. C.Valdez L,1-2 12-3 3 1 1 1 1 Bay lf 4 1 3 0 AdGnzl 1b 6 1 4 4 x-Wednesday, June 9: Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. im tag from baseball coach Tim Esmay. WAyar dh 5 0 1 0 V.Wells cf 4 0 1 0 Los Angeles BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN—Named Kimball Cassady AL Boxes SRdrgz 2b 5 1 2 0 JBautst rf 4 0 1 1 I.Davis 1b 5 0 0 0 Headly 3b 4 0 2 0 x-Friday, June 11: Philadelphia at Chicago, 6 p.m. Monasterios 5 2 0 0 0 3 DWrght 3b 5 0 1 0 Hundly c 4 0 0 0 softball coach. YANKEES 9, ORIOLES 1 Zobrist 1b-rf 4 0 2 0 AlGnzlz ss 4 1 1 0 Troncoso 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kapler rf 2 0 0 0 Overay 1b 4 1 3 1 Francr rf 3 0 1 1 Hairstn cf-lf 4 0 0 0 CATAWBA—Added women’s lacrosse to its athletic pro- Baltimore New York Ju.Miller 2 1 0 0 0 2 FRdrgz p 0 0 0 0 Salazar lf 2 0 1 0 Stanley Cup Box gram, beginning in the 2011-12 academic year. Jaso ph 1 1 0 0 J.Buck c 3 0 2 1 Broxton 1 1 0 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi C.Pena 1b 0 0 0 0 Encrnc 3b 3 0 0 0 Carter ph 1 0 0 0 Venale ph-rf 2 0 0 0 FLYERS 4, BLACKHAWKS 3, OT EAST CAROLINA—Named Fred Applin, Ann Hancock CPttrsn lf-cf 5 0 0 0 Jeter ss 3 1 0 0 Belisario 1 1 0 0 0 0 Valdes p 0 0 0 0 Denorfi rf-lf 2 0 1 0 and Shay Hayes women’s assistant basketball coaches, DNavrr c 3 1 1 1 Schlichting W,1-0 4 3 0 0 1 1 Chicago 0 2 1 0 — 3 MTejad 3b 4 1 3 0 R.Pena ss 1 0 1 0 Brignc ss 4 2 1 1 Cora 2b 5 0 0 0 Gwynn ph-cf 2 1 2 0 and named Carol Sciaretta director of women’s bas- Lugo 2b 0 0 0 0 Swisher rf 5 0 3 3 HBP—by Ju.Miller (S.Drew, Ad.LaRoche). WP— HBlanc c 3 0 0 0 Richrd p 1 0 0 0 Philadelphia 1 1 1 1 — 4 ketball operations. Totals 38 7 12 7 Totals 33 3 11 3 E.Jackson, C.Valdez. First period—1, Philadelphia, Briere 11 (Hartnell, Markks rf 4 0 1 0 Thams rf 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 000 010 006 — 7 JSantn p 3 0 0 0 Zawdzk ph 1 0 0 0 GEORGETOWN—Named Douglas Goodwin defensive Wggntn 1b 3 0 1 1 Teixeir 1b 5 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Tim Tschida; First, Bob Davidson; Felicin p 0 0 0 0 Grgrsn p 0 0 0 0 Coburn), 14:58 (pp). Penalties—Hossa, Chi (slashing), line coach. Toronto 110 000 001 — 3 Second, Alfonso Marquez; Third, Tim Timmons. 13:54; Carcillo, Phi (charging), 18:05; Byfuglien, Chi Scott dh 3 0 1 0 ARdrgz 3b 4 2 2 0 E—Crawford (1), B.Upton (3), Brignac (6), J.Buck (1). Dessns p 0 0 0 0 Adams p 0 0 0 0 HIGH POINT—Named Brian Reese men’s assistant bas- Wieters c 4 0 0 0 Russo 3b 1 0 0 0 T—4:16. A—35,355 (56,000). MthwsJ rf 1 0 0 0 H.Bell p 0 0 0 0 (roughing), 20:00. DP—Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 1. LOB—Tampa Bay 7, Second period—2, Chicago, Keith 2 (Kane, Hossa), 2:49. ketball coach. Named Vici Pate Flesher women’s golf AdJons cf 3 0 0 0 Cano 2b 4 3 3 2 Toronto 5. 2B—B.Upton (13), S.Rodriguez (8), Brignac Stairs ph 1 0 0 0 coach. Montnz lf 1 0 0 0 Posada dh 3 1 1 0 CARDINALS 4, REDS 1 R.Webb p 0 0 0 0 3, Philadelphia, Hartnell 5 (Pronger, Giroux), 9:55 (pp). (10), V.Wells (21), Overbay 2 (13). HR—Crawford (5). 4, Chicago, Sopel 1 (Madden), 17:52. Penalties— LOUISIANA TECH—Named Derrick Jones men’s assis- SMoore 2b-3b4 0 1 0 Grndrs cf 4 0 3 2 CS—V.Wells (1), J.Bautista (2). S—D.Navarro. SF—J.Buck. Garlnd ph 1 1 0 0 tant basketball coach. CIzturs ss 4 0 2 0 Cervelli c 3 0 0 1 Cincinnati St. Louis Totals 39 1 6 1 Totals 40 5 12 5 Pronger, Phi (high-sticking), 3:36; Byfuglien, Chi IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bi ab r h bi (slashing), 9:31; Leighton, Phi, served by Leino (delay MAINE—Signed men’s hockey coach Tim Whitehead to Gardnr lf 3 2 1 1 Tampa Bay New York 000 100 000 00 — 1 a three-year contract extension. Totals 35 1 9 1 Totals 36 9 14 9 OCarer ss 4 0 1 0 Schmkr 2b 3 0 2 1 San Diego 000 000 001 04 — 5 of game), 14:59. Price W,8-2 8 9 2 0 0 3 BPhllps 2b 3 1 1 0 Ludwck rf 5 0 2 1 Third period—5, Chicago, Kane 8 (Toews, Eager), 2:50. OKLAHOMA—Named Bryan Goodman and Dionne Baltimore 000 001 000 — 1 R.Soriano 1 2 1 1 0 2 One out when winning run scored. Phelps men’s assistant basketball coaches. New York 042 000 21x — 9 Votto 1b 3 0 0 0 Pujols 1b 3 0 1 0 DP—New York 1. LOB—New York 9, San Diego 12. 2B— 6, Philadelphia, Leino 6 (Giroux, Carle), 3:10. Toronto Rolen 3b 4 0 1 1 Hollidy lf 2 1 1 1 Penalties—None. RUTGERS—Named Van Macon men’s assistant basket- E—S.Moore (2). DP—Baltimore 2. LOB—Baltimore 9, Marcum L,5-2 81-3 10 5 4 0 2 Pagan (8), Bay (13), Ad.Gonzalez (8), Gwynn (4). HR— ball coach. New York 7. 2B—M.Tejada 2 (10), Markakis (14), Scott Bruce rf 3 0 1 0 Rasms cf 4 0 0 0 Ad.Gonzalez (10). SB—Jos.Reyes (13), Bay (8), Gwynn First Overtime—7, Philadelphia, Giroux 9 (Carle, Frasor 0 0 1 1 1 0 Gomes lf 2 0 0 0 Freese 3b 3 1 0 0 (9). S—Richard. Briere), 5:59. Penalties—None. ST. BONAVENTURE—Announced G Malcolm Eleby has (10), C.Izturis (4), Swisher (11), Granderson (6), S.Downs 2-3 2 1 1 0 1 left the basketball program. Gardner (5). HR—Cano (12). SF—Gardner. Stubbs cf 3 0 0 0 YMolin c 3 2 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Shots on Goal—Chicago 9-12-4-2—27. Philadelphia 9-7- Frasor pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. CMiller c 2 0 0 0 B.Ryan ss 3 0 2 1 New York 15-1—32. UNLV—Named Liam Connors men’s assistant soccer IP H R ER BB SO HBP—by Price (Lind), by Marcum (Kapler). coach. Baltimore RHrndz ph-c 1 0 0 0 Crpntr p 3 0 0 0 J.Santana 7 5 0 0 5 3 Power-play opportunities—Chicago 0 of 3; Suns guard Nash to report online for CBS from World Cup FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Phoenix Suns star HOCKEY Community Foundation Trail Enhancement Fund. Steve Nash will travel to South Africa to report on the All races begin at Woody’s/Pandora’s Parking Lot in World Cup for CBSSports.com. NHL GMs want in-game Old Towne Twin Falls. Nash’s team was eliminated by the Los Angeles penalties for blindside hits Sports Shorts Information: Jaime Tigue at 732-6479 or Lakers on Saturday in the Western Conference PHILADELPHIA — NHL players who deliver blind- Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] [email protected] or Bill Greene at 420-4000 or bill- finals. He’ll file eight videos and have additional side hits to the head will be penalized and ejected [email protected]. reports and photos posted to CBSSports.com’s from games under a proposal presented by all 30 of Find more area events by searching for ‘sports’ on the social media platforms under a deal with Meathawk, the league’s general managers. event calendar at Magicvalley.com Sun Valley half marathon nears his production company. After rushing a new rule into the books in March A Canadian citizen who was born in each Wednesday for six weeks, beginning June 16. SUN VALLEY — Registration is open for the sixth that outlawed blows to the head of unsuspecting annual Sun Valley Half Marathon, which will be held Johannesburg, the two-time NBA MVP is a fan of players, the general managers unanimously decided Information: T.F. Golf Club at 733-3326. London-based soccer club Tottenham and is Saturday. Registration is $60 and runs through Wednesday to recommend that offenders be given a Friday. Race-day registration will be available for involved in the ownership group of the MLS team in 5-minute major penalty and a game misconduct. JRD holds fitness camp Vancouver that starts play next year. $65. Online registration is available at The rule prohibits “lateral, back-pressure or blind- JEROME — Jerome Recreation District will hold a http://www.active.com. side hit to an opponent where the head is targeted Kids Summer Fitness Camp from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. FOOTBALL and/or the principal point of contact.” July 6-30. The camp is for ages 9-15 and is free for Ideas aplenty at forum Originally, players who delivered such previously the first 30 kids to register. The goal of the camp is CSI holds 3-on-3 tourney allowable hits with their shoulders were merely sub- to improve health, decrease body fat and raise the The College of Southern Idaho will hold its annual on NFL and brain injuries ject to supplemental discipline from the NHL and participants self esteem. This camp will promote CSI Golden Eagle Challenge 3 on 3 Basketball WASHINGTON — NFL doctors, trainers and play- not penalized during the game. teamwork with fun fitness games and give kids tools Tournament Saturday in the Southeast parking lots ers spent much of Wednesday discussing football “We want in-game penalties,”Toronto Maple Leafs to eat healthy for life. Nutrition classes, fitness class- on campus. Boys and girls ages 8-14 begin play at 9 and brain injuries.Their conclusion: They’ve still got GM Brian Burke said. “It’s one thing to suspend a es, swimming and cooking are included. a.m. with check-in at 8 a.m. Boys and girls ages 15- a lot to learn. player, but that has no impact on the game. It does- Information: 324-3389. 18 as well as open (19 and older) begin play at 1 p.m. “The fairly unanimous feeling today was that we n’t penalize the team for that game.” with check-in at noon. The cost is $50 per team of needed new studies,”said Dr. Constantine Lyketsos The original plan in March was to discuss the four players and entries are due at noon, Friday. of Johns Hopkins Medicine. institution of in-game penalties, as well. The GMs Pearson tennis tourney nears Entries turned in after noon on June 4 will cost $80 Concussions in the NFL have become a major took that first step Wednesday in their annual meet- SUN VALLEY — The Lyle Pearson Fourth of July per team. Information: Ginger at 732-6486 or topic of concern during the past year. The league ings at the Stanley Cup finals. Their recommenda- Tennis Championships will be held July 3-5. The http://www.csi.edu/athletics. has implemented new return-to-play guidelines for tion will now need to pass through the league’s com- entry deadline is June 29. Information: 877-799- players who suffer concussions in practice or a petition committee before it is presented to the 4377 or E-mail [email protected]. game, and each team must consult with an inde- board of governors for a final vote. That group Mini-Cassia best ball set BURLEY — The Mini-Cassia Two-person Best-ball pendent neurologist whenever there is a head already approved the original ban. Canyon Ridge golf benefit set Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at injury. The Canyon Ridge High School Booster Club will Burley Golf Course and Rupert Country Club. The While the NFL may have appeared less pro-active MAGIC VALLEY hold a benefit golf scramble Saturday at Canyon entry fee is $120 per team and includes lunch on regarding concussions in the past — and at odds Ponderosa holds golf camps Springs Golf Course in Twin Falls. Saturday. There is a handicap spread of seven and a with independent research or the players’ union — BURLEY — Ponderosa Golf Course will offer golf The cost is $200 per four-person team, which ladies division is offered. Information: Burley Golf the league’s representatives say that tone has camps June 7-9 and June 14-16. The cost is $20 and includes green fee, cart, tee prize and lunch. The Course at 878-9807. changed. includes two days of instruction, a skill contests on event is set for an 8 a.m. shotgun start. “I think your key is ‘in the past,”‘ said Dr. Richard the final day and a T-shirt. Information: 679-5730. Information: Kim Wray at 420-9211 or Kim Bishop Ellenbogen, a co-chairman of the NFL’s revamped at 420-4313. Snake River Shootout planned head, neck and spine medical committee. “I think HAGERMAN — The Sawtooth Baseball Academy going forward, we are walking lock step. We have a T.F. holds Tween League will host the Snake River Shootout Saturday and very audacious goal in front of us.” Twin Falls Golf Club is hosting a Tween golf league Spirit of M.V. Half Marathon set Sunday in Hagerman. The U10 baseball tournament That goal, according to Ellenbogen, is to change for junior players ages 10-14. The league is designed The inaugural Spirit of the Magic Valley Half includes a three-game guarantee and there is a the culture among NFL players, who have a tenden- for advanced beginner junior players. Each week Marathon and 5K Fun Run and Walk will be held Saturday only option for teams preferring to not play cy to downplay head injuries. Players want to stay participants will play nine holes with on ourse Saturday. The course includes trails through Rock on Sunday. on the field, keep their jobs and sign more lucrative instruction emphasizing course management and Creek Canyon, the Snake River Canyon Rim, and the Information: http://www.sawtoothbaseball.com. contracts. skill development. The league will play at 1:30 p.m. CSI Fitness Trail. Proceeds benefit the Twin Falls — staff and wire reports Sports 4 Thursday, June 3, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Zito has 2 of top 3 Woods moves on without a coach DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Haney through Mark Tiger Woods is the defending O’Meara, and they often dis- choices for Belmont champion at Memorial and a cussed swing thoughts and four-time winner at strategy even before they NEW YORK (AP) — For a Florida Derby winner Ice Muirfield Village. began working together. change, Hall of Fame trainer Box overcame a troubled It just doesn’t seem that Now, Woods’ coach is a Nick Zito has the favorite for trip with a sensational rally way. video monitor. the $1 million Belmont to finish second in the He arrived at the course “That’s the great thing Stakes. Kentucky Derby, while Fly that Jack Nicklaus built — the about technology,” Woods A two-time Belmont Down was a six-length one that Woods at times said. winner with long shots winner in the Dwyer Stakes seems to own — with his He’ll find out what kind of Birdstone in 2004 and Da’ last month at Belmont. game as unpredictable at swing he brings to the course Tara in 2008,Zito has two of Ice Box skipped the ever. Woods is coming off a on Thursday when the the top three choices for Preakness, while Fly Down neck injury that he said now Memorial gets under way Saturday’s final leg of the is making his Triple Crown feels good enough to practice with some compelling story Triple Crown: Ice Box is the race debut for relatively new and play. He no longer has a lines, not all of them involv- 3-1 morning-line favorite owner Richard C. Pell. swing coach, having split ing Woods. and his other starter, Fly “It’s absolutely unbeliev- with Hank Haney three Phil Mickelson, for the Down, is the 9-2 third pick. able,”said Pell, a New York- weeks ago, and has no plans third straight tournament, A field of 12 was entered based money manager who to find another one anytime has a chance to replace Wednesday for a Belmont counts Fly Down among his soon. Woods at No. 1 in the world that will be run without first purchases in 2008. Since returning to golf in ranking. He was in position Derby winner Super Saver “You hope you get to the April, he has completed only at The Players or Preakness winner Lookin races and win some nice one tournament, a tie for Championship with Woods At Lucky. ones, but with my first crop fourth in Masters. That takes out of the way, but went the “Nick’s going to be tough of horses to have one in the on even greater significance wrong direction in the final to beat,” said trainer Kiaran Belmont? Since the Dwyer, with the U.S. Open at Pebble round. At the Colonial last McLaughlin, who will try I’ve been walking around Beach only two weeks away. week, Mickelson missed the with 10-1 choice Uptown- with a permanent smile.” “Maybe this time I’ll get AP photo cut. Perhaps his time is com- charlybrown. “We feel good Preakness runner-up four rounds in and get ready Tiger Woods practices for this weekend’s The Memorial golf tourna- ing. He won all nine skins in about our horse. He’s ready.” First Dude is the 7-2 second for the Open,” Woods said ment Tuesday in Dublin, Ohio. his group, which featured McLaughlin took advan- choice. The name refers to Wednesday. Nicklaus, during the tage the last time the Derby Todd Palin, husband of for- He remains as capable as Everything else has been a medicine and rest. Wednesday game. and Preakness winners did- mer Alaska governor and ever, and Woods wasted no struggle, starting with the “My neck feels pretty “It would be cool,” n’t run in the Belmont,win- vice presidential candidate time showing that in the upheaval in his personal life, good,” he said. “Still not Mickelson said about the ning in 2006 with Jazil. Sarah Palin. Trainer Dale Memorial Skins Game. seeping into his game. where I want it to be, but the ranking. “I don’t want to dis- Zito’s pair of 3-year-olds Romans says “a lot of Playing in the second group When last seen in public, inflammation has calmed count it.Right now,my goal is have been training at Republicans” will like his of five players,he hit a tower- Woods leaned his head down. I’ve got a range of to play well here and get ready Saratoga, and arrived at horse. ing shot out of the right against the locker at the TPC motion again. It’s a little bit for the Open next week.” Belmont on Wednesday. Romans certainly does. rough behind a tree on the Sawgrass, eyes closed and sore after a good, hard day of Mickelson mentioned to Zito would prefer to fly “Ice Box is going to be 10th hole to about 18 feet and looking lost, after withdraw- practice. But I can recover for the tournament host how under the radar, but isn’t tough, especially in this rolled in the quick putt for a ing from the final round of the next day, which is good.” badly he wants to win his complaining about his posi- race, but maybe we can turn birdie to win a skin. Next up The Players Championship As for the coach? Woods tournament. Nicklaus could- tion this time. the tables,”he said. “You’re came the par-5 11th, where with what he feared was a doesn’t feel as though he n’t agree more, spinning a “You know what they say, not going to skip a classic he followed a pure tee shot bulging disc.Turns out it was needs one. famous phrase from Bobby great expectations can bring with a horse like this. We with a 4-iron to just outside inflammation of a joint in his Even when he left Butch Jones who once said a golfer’s great disappointments,” he were waiting to go a mile 4 feet for eagle. neck, which he treated with Harmon sometime in 2003, resume is not complete until said this week. “We’re and a half. He’s a throwback Easy game, right? massage, anti-inflammatory he had been friends with he wins at St. Andrews. grateful we have these two kind of horse, a big rugged good horses. It’s better than kind of horse, nothing not having them. We’ve had bothers him, and I don’t success at the mile and a think three weeks (between Big 12 ADs hopeful, cautious with expansion talk half, so I hope that contin- races) is going to bother ues.” him.” KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Like the discussions. The meetings will con- going to do,”he said. “They might add song says, breaking up is hard to do. clude with further meetings by presi- one (school), they may add three, they BELMONT STAKES Whether the Big 12 schools are com- dents on Friday and what some hope may add five. So we have no indication mitted to staying together is an open will be a final resolution to the turmoil right now even what’s going to hap- The field for Saturday’s 142nd Belmont Stakes, with post posi- question in the eyes of commissioner stemming from the Big Ten’s pen.” tion, horse’s name, jockey’s name and odds: Dan Beebe. announcement that it is studying Missouri athletic director Mike Alden 1. Dave in Dixie Borel 20-1 “There’s a lot of interest by a lot of the expansion from 11 members — and Big said little when cornered by reporters. 2. Spangled Star Gomez 30-1 athletic directors to try to get to the 12 members Nebraska and Missouri “Missouri’s a proud member of the 3. Uptowncharlybrown Maragh 10-1 same goal I have — some sort of conclu- saying they might be interested. Big 12,”he said.“We have been for some 4. Make Music for Me Rosario 10-1 sion on the commitment of all institu- “I think your story is going to come time. We look forward to the future.” 5. Fly Down Velazquez 9-2 tions,” Beebe said Wednesday during when the presidents are here,”Nebraska If the Big 12 does break up, every 6. Ice Box Lezcano 3-1 the league’s spring meetings. “I just athletic director Tom Osborne told school is carefully checking what 7.Drosselmeyer Smith 12-1 don’t know if that’s possible or not. The reporters Wednesday. options it might have going forward. 8. Game On Dude Garcia 10-1 presidents and the board are the ones Asked directly if the Huskers would For some, such as Oklahoma and 9. Stately Victor Garcia 15-1 who have to answer that.” leave for the more lucrative Big Ten, Texas, the possibilities would be good. 10. Stay Put Theriot 20-1 League presidents will meet with Osborne shrugged. For those in more sparsely populated 11. First Dude Dominguez 7-2 athletic directors Thursday and then get “It’s important to understand I don’t states such as Kansas and Iowa, the 12. Interactif Castellano 12-1 together behind closed doors for more think the Big Ten knows what they’re future might not seem nearly so bright. Panthers’ Smith, tennis’ Isner DaMarcus Beasley goes from forge friendship on airplane ignored to a U.S. soccer leader CHARLOTTE, N.C. — They play different sports, have contrasting backgrounds and IRENE, South Africa (AP) one is a foot taller than the other. — Not long ago, DaMarcus Yet it took just a chance seating assign- Beasley figured he’d be ment on a flight to Australia to forge a friend- home in Miami by right ship between Carolina receiver Steve Smith now. and tennis’ John Isner. He was dropped from the Five months after Smith cheered on Isner’s U.S. national team last June surprising run to the fourth round of the after a big mistake led to a Australian Open, and a week after Isner was goal by Brazil in the eliminated in the third round of the French Confederations Cup. Then Open, the hard-serving Isner was back in his he was benched by Glasgow home state on Wednesday watching the fiery Rangers for much of the Smith work out with his favorite team, the just-completed season. Panthers. At 28, an age when many “Never seen a practice like this up close at soccer players are in their the pro level,”Isner said, smiling. prime, he thought his inter- Few Panthers players or coaches had been national career might be so close to a tennis player, either, especially over. AP photo one 6-foot-9. But Bob Bradley gave him U.S. national soccer team midfielder DaMarcus Beasley throws his “I don’t know that there are many that another chance,and Beasley hands up during training in Pretoria Tuesday. The U.S. team is prepar- tall,”coach John Fox said. responded with a strong AP photo ing for the upcoming World Cup, which gets under way on June 11. The scene was a bit unusual, and certainly Carolina Panthers receiver Steve Smith, right, training camp last month. spiced up a normally mundane offseason The result — he’s getting laughs with tennis player John Isner, left, after foot- workout at Bank of America Stadium. ready for his third World run to the World Cup quar- the season, slowed by a Smith is a 5-foot-9, four-time Pro Bowl ball practice in Charlotte, N.C., Wednesday. Cup. terfinals in South Korea the hamstring injury sustained pick who grew up in a rough part of Los “I had a tough year last following year. in August. Even worse, Angeles. The towering Isner is a Greensboro, He recognized Smith, knew Isner was a year,”he said Wednesday as He went on to join PSV when he failed to read N.C., native, six years younger than Smith Panthers fan, and arranged for them to meet. roosters crowed and cows Eindhoven under Guus Donovan’s short corner kick and just recently started to make noise in “We met at the players’ lounge at the tour- mooed outside the inter- Hiddink in 2004 and scored against Brazil last June, it led majors. nament,”Isner said.“I got him a credential to view tent on the farm adja- four Champions League to a Kaka pass that helped Look closer, however, and there are simi- get him through all the security and whatnot. cent to the U.S. team’s hotel. goals, becoming the first feed Robinho’s goal. The larities. Smith was supposed to be too small We’ve just hit it off ever since.” “I never thought I would be American to play in a semi- next stop was national team to play football and Isner too tall for tennis. Smith watched Isner,who had just won his able to be this position.” final. But his output exile. Both have used their intense drive and ath- first ATP tournament in Auckland, reach the His youthful accom- dropped off during 2005- “DaMarcus had a stretch leticism to overcome those obstacles and fourth round in Melbourne by beating Gael plishments were impecca- 06, and he had a terrible where things had not been become elite athletes. Monfils. Isner was also getting attention for ble. game in the opening 3-0 going well with his club, and “I respect all athletes and all the sports his new buddy in the stands. A high school All- loss to the Czech Republic at at the same time then when they do. To get to that level is hard in whatev- “When I had some matches on TV in America at South Side High the 2006 World Cup, get- we were making roster deci- er you do,”the 31-year-old Smith said. “Just Australia they’d show him on TV and all my School in Fort Wayne, Ind., ting shifted to the right flank sions for camps and games, because he doesn’t play football as far as pro- friends would text me,” Isner said. he won the Silver Ball for from the left to make room we felt that he — we made fessionally doesn’t mean I have less respect “Obviously, the ones home back in the United States at the for Bobby Convey. the decision not to bring or I don’t think he’s less of an athlete. Greensboro were jealous. It’s cool. I’m glad I 1999 FIFA Under-17 World “We got nothing out of him into our group,” said “I think how tall he is and how he moves, met him. He invited me to come down here Championship, when Beasley on the night,” bris- Bradley, who succeeded he’d be a pretty decent tight end, in my opin- and I have a few days off.” Landon Donovan won the tled then U.S. coach Bruce Arena as national team ion.” Isner had just returned to the U.S. after Golden Ball. Originally Arena, who also criticized coach in December 2006. The wiry Isner wasn’t so sure. falling to Tomas Berdych 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 at assigned to the Galaxy by several other players. “That’s a tough thing for any “With 40 more pounds I could be a tight Roland Garros on Friday. He watched the Major League Soccer, he Beasley was loaned to player, especially a player end,”Isner said, laughing. final hour of Carolina’s workout, then had a was dealt to Chicago and Manchester City for 2006- who has experience and a Smith likes many sports. He’s coached his long chat with Smith on the sideline as the made his Fire debut in 07, then joined Glasgow history with the national kids’ soccer teams, watched professional special teams units ran drills. 2000. Rangers. He was hurt for team.” matches in Europe, and was the guest of the Isner, who said he's been a Panthers fan Just 18 when he made his significant stretches of his Beasley wasn’t used for Mexican national team when it played an since the team was formed in 1995 when he first national team appear- three seasons in Scotland, the three remaining match- exhibition in Charlotte in March. was 10, impressed Smith with his football ance against China in and had just two goals in 14 es of the Confederations Smith, who said he plays a little tennis, was knowledge. January 2001, he combined appearances this season. Cup, and was ignored for on his way to Melbourne to watch the Maybe Smith, who has a friend who is a with Donovan to give the Before December, he the final five World Cup Australian Open in January when his seat on tennis instructor, could take a crash course Americans youth and ener- played in just three club qualifiers and two exhibi- the plane happened to be next to Isner’s agent. and be Isner’s hitting partner? gy during their surprising matches in the first half of tions in Europe.