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i U It ! &TECHNOULx.v St.] I Ppunca on a inouM:b: Ai little T w o) lhealth care oiganinizadons take thc,e reins any cash transaction uneasy smile. **I feel lillike we’ve ■■■ money gets you plrat£ntyofbells Saint Alphonsus and St. been working on tliis forever.fc I J . V ^ d J L _ , , B enedicts,ts. Saint Alphonsus wLHnlth 8 9 rUkatWhdec Duluthi Minn.- —..... IM inrrt tn BO into much Center had approad JERO'U3I4B - A Boise hospital >ut tho m em o of under- Benedicts about besecom ing M irranda ^ F ’ S p o r i :s w ill takko e over ownership 6( Under the agreemei ; between the three involved in the hospital’:il’s admir}- J e ro m ei's 's St. Benedicts Family Alphonsus an d its owner *un h e a lth care organi- istration. When Magic i Sp«leadI>|)lay:Aloiilong-tmie Medical1 Center,C under a three- H ^th Corporation, wil Regional later asked to unlud^ finally rightstits his ship, way agreeeem ent. thc new ow ners of St. Benedict B Wrinkles!es in the agreement one-third to half partnvcicome partk -A9 editorial says. -ee event is sponsored Id I ah o ’s m ilk m oney con- c Jtm e Dairy Montlnth,” Bell said. 5 pjn.. with entenainment followli United Dairymen of tributed tri about $2 billioron to ‘'It kind of lapsed«1 nnd I dedd. , tion. P a g . AID fonners Include Jomie Thletten, S opinion written by Jerome Cheese Co.. the the state’s economy in IS1998. ed it was high-til-time to start AttactMiched. Johnny U ond a Rninestm •' "-2 opi ChiL-f JuSs tl* tlc e W illiam H. West Fannnn Foods, PAX 55 and Here He in the Magic Vallilley, again to help pecleople nppred- ,„ow.IW. Door| pflies will Oe given out b Rchnquist, tht riearlynet 15 percent of' th1 e ate the dairy indvidustry and the perfomformences. the high coun ruled that thcrequil S ection by secE C T IO N “We wan'ant to get more people region's refi income is linkeded to people in it.” PartdMdag will be ovaiiobie ot the CoDeg quirem ent that crimi- ipate and .understand the the dairy business. WhUe the dairyjy industry cel- southeIthem Idaho, and participants areSf"" nal suspectscts be read iheir Section A SectiDtlon D S /S Sy 'i industry," said Aiui **A9 ** a farm commodity,\ the ebrates at the ice:e c• re a m so d al, encounouresed to Dring a chair becausewseat- “Miranda nghtights” is rooted in the Con.stuu»on1 arand carmot be over- Weather . . . .2 Commuimunity .1-2. . S e x to n . I.Idaho Dairymen's dairy dai industry has surpas:issed Is limited, potatoes for two years run-r Please see [ leDAlBT, POSOA2 I *" I Pleasee sesee MIRANDA, Page A3 Tration 34,9,12 Computputers Assodadonon executive assistant. pot Opinion ..10-11 & TechiKhnology 3 section B G oim petingg projectts finish landmai] irk hum£an D N A\m a p Sports.... W crosswtsword . . .4 Com ics.,...4 ...... ■ | | j j | H TheAssoolatw Section G , WASHmCIGTON - In what was I ■ Magic Wiley W SeCtl( called “an historic hi point in the I 100,000-yearir recordr of humanity,” I Obituaries .. . 2 . Money scientists announcedan that the I i h Nation...: .4-5 'Nation...... letic code essentially I I i ; Idaho/West M Classine has deileclphered, a monu- I mental achlevievement that opens a I World . . M l dramatic nevlew frontier in medi- I ><' • dne. m ''IK . Leaders of competing public I - ' and privatete efforts said at a w : j White Housese ceremony Monday L y: ' - ' that they iiaviave virtually com^et- ■ . ed assemblyy ofc what they called i C lassifie i r ' “the book o o:f lif e ” - n a tu re ’s J genetic instnitruction manual for H Log on t b ... making and1 maintainingn human | beings. -Nov. 1996 ^ Dm . IJ101 ICnowing the tt human genetic H sMewis 1*^Yewt Roondm . code, said PreR esident Clinton, will W ■ give sciencee **an' immense new y power to heal:al” by attacking dis- ease “at its gerjenetic roots.” p.PrMldtnt Clinton and Or. Crai■•ig Vsnter, Uft, prtsldant off CC« tlara Qenomlcs for onlino claMlfli IHBI HHHi Brcause of the new genetic . la National Im tltutes of SOURCE: NUNMorul Center tor Human OeoomeI RMMTth,R*) StantotTl 03920COIOIT knnwledge,, said s] the president, Corporation, and Dr. R andsI Collins,C richt. director of tha N WrwieOMd Intmute. InMute tor Owwrmxm4oSiu(Me “our childrenen may knowxanccr HiHaalth, talk Monday prior toI announclnsa thay hava bothI completedeor an Initial ; 7 3 3 ^ 3 1« . • J” only as o con:)nstellation of stars” t*aequanclng of tha human gan

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Dairy _------A ______S t. Benedictsts ______Continued from Al ' ’. i -*i “It’s’s istarting to turn around,d, an annual event, to he^lelp prom ote ContlnoadwdfhxnAi they’d like to reach anon agreem ent w orks.'. StiShe will remain on as there’s some pain beliindbe tlte fes- b u t sicslowly," Eilers said. "I■I the dairy industry anmd to thank saying; theyt. had reservationsis to bring all three hosjKpitals into a interimI administratorad to-^d vii^ , tivities. expectct higher priccs later thisis the Magic Valley forr suppoiting about marryingmo their faith-based;d collaboration using lifQL Flight,r the transit]nsidoa. . “Dairy indu.stry;ry prices are summericr." the daily indusoy.**: “‘ ' . organizaization to a county-ownedid Schultz said. “It wouldildtwathree- .Benediadictine Health Synem itt about $2 below thhe e cost of pro- Aboutout 2,000 pp3ple a r e expect-t- Jon Itevis, generalL managerI of health carecai operation. p a rty ow nership. Thrhai’s some* workingg withwi St. Benedicts’ boart duction,” said Lewisvis Eilers, exec- cd lo anattend the sodal, but orga-s- Jeroine Cheese Co., soid: st “Idaho Terryy Schultr,: president of)f thing vre’d be really,, interestedir in ond Sainlaint Alphonsus to find utive director oi of the Idaho nlzerss arc hoping for more,J. is a great state for mlniU( produc- Magic VaValley Regional’s board of5f exploring.’;, Mattison’siin’s successor, .. ' Dairyraen’s Assoclut:iution. "Prices Depencinding on turnout, noxt;t . .don, with the clim ates iawptilbV o f directors,irs, declined com m cnt onin E n s u a s a wd'uldn^iv t g iv e a n y T h e BenedictiiteBen Sixers, the * have been down for•or about jw e n year’s: scsodaimay expand.' people making it a grereat place to theagreejeement. details about the negoijotiations but currentt ownersbvi of the hospi^l. montLs. There’s a1 lclot of h'ort a j 5 “W«c havfI plans for next yearir milk cows. A bouJ-85:5 p ercen t ‘df “1 havre than 97 ConUnoed fn last month and confesse«cd his role rifle in thehe backI seat. Ronqulilp ambassadors, agencyf chiefs,ct scien- Researchichers in China, Germany, percent of the cheminical base kidnoppiniing and chUd molesia- in the killing, accorc Igain, this time tists and, participaipating from France2 and; Japan also con­ rding to a hlthimagoii pairs have been identiItified and tioncharge:ges. Twin Falls County sheriff's ; himunconscinsdous, th e report said, London on a telcvisiosion hookup. tributed.ci. sequenced, and about 8: f 85 pcrcent When DiDistrict Judge Daniel report. R onquillilillo then dragfltfd British Prime M inister'erTony Biair. V enter said his company hos becn'placed 'in th- idled for a icvalleyxom. Twin Fulls ----- (>77-40<2 lixhcd daily 'aat t 132Tt»ird Si. W .. Twin and other arcu<...... ,733.0931 n. 83301, ‘ by Magic V.llc'y _ _Tb^nmc»Nc»i ( • Newtpapctx IncInc. PericHilcal. paid «t Twin Subscription m ccs.g Pall* by The Time*.,Ve»vTir Official d ly aul I n f o r m ^ltio n ^C a ll trdiy.Jun* 24.2(IW paper ;»nusi;t (o S e ^ o n 6 0 SMiwUy, Hcinie Jelivery; daily andnnil Sunday. M Congratulation l>cf week; .Sunday only. S2.0 laho Ce pal 1 the day of ihe week on which ■H 7344-6326 M argarito Lo w m and are pvjilahic only wherehere delivery H notice, willwdl tie fiuhlitheti who won $6,C 13 2S 2^ 49 ..1 malnlaincd. Mall rates: All Idaho r«e»: Po»«ma«ter.er. plea«e xend change «f 4 M on Tic Tae 1 d.-illy aod Sunday 56,00 per week, daily »ddrc^« formti>: tn: P,0. Bo» 548. Tw in FalU. SKI LOTTERY WEATHER • . SBttfdiy,urdiy. Juni 24.2000 only J4,(HI per week. SundayIday only iXOO Idaho H3.W. - D o u b l e r . per week, Oul of xiale raidaicc daily and copfTt(Meaooo r ^ l N F O .Sun.l.-iy S7.0() per week, dally^ily only SS,00 u*e>av>r NUMBERS FORECAST FOR WINNING IDAHO Have you bough ■ w m . POWER8AU. iht your' ■ 2 T i m e s -N ew s cclephone ddi i r e a o r y TRl.WECT tOTTO & Iciaho Lotto:e r v 19 20 28 30 IDAHO FAST S NUMBERS KOI Jtc*0fn$aftf Circulation {Da^liel Wal

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H u g <^ e b u d gl& t surplilus foreccast ELlian c a s e reaches5 Supremne Court WAWASHINGTON (AP) - EliaIlian ' tives filed a formaaal appeal with Tiiele Im m ig ratio n an d izalez’s Miami r ^ tiv e s sked thc full SupremeDC Court, and Natural]iralizbtion Scrvice dedded Supreme Court on Mondayayto 1 asked Justice i A n thony M. the boyKjy jshould be retivned to his . spurs d i n g g ck the little boy’s return t s plans jfor debt ■n to Kennedy to keepp Elian in the father, I ►t, spenc ;r, but thc Miami relatives «L Unless the nation’s highe(hest United States untiitil that form al who carccared for Elian after his res- limViaMngboaPiMP o rt . •? I M rt says otherwise. Elian andan appeal is acted on. cue refujefused to relinquish him. On h Kfather i may leave thc Unitelited Kennedy handle lies em ergency April 22 States 1 22, federal ogents seized WASHINGTOI'ON - Presidenc ' ces as early as Wednesday. m aners from Floridida for thc high the boy)oy and reunited him with Clinton snDouncciiced Sfonday that IH l A. fefederal appeals coun unanlam- ' court, h is fathather in the Washington the government'sIt's projected 10- mousl;isly rejected the Miami rehrehi- A few weeks deliilay in the long area, year surplus hasI grtnvngi by $1 tiil- B H tiv es’JS’ request for a rehearinring legal fight over thee 1 boy “is a min- Thc e I fprmal appeal filed lion since the Jt official c estimate Fridavlay, and said emphaticallyly iti imal cost in a case 2< with stakes of Mondayday said thc case’s legal a' m ere fo u r mlonchs o r ago. as a H B wtMildlid not take up th c case agiilnain. such magnitude,” ’1 Kennedy was issues:s “ “boil dow n to a single te^mingly unstopijp p ab le economy H H Ihtie e appeals court said its earlarU- told. straight!ghtforward question; Can QDiUinues to puznpop money into the e r ordird e r requiring Elian’s fatheiher, Elion was resciscued o ff th e the INS^JS cdeprive an alien child of U^. Treasmy andn d f i the Ju ann 1Migud Gonzalez, to keejeep Florida coast on TThanksgiving his siatuatutory and constitutional 2000 political debaib ate. the fryear-old&> boy in this countrntry Day. His mother ' □ and 10 o th e r right to aapply for asylum witliout Emboldened by a surplus esti* w ill dissolve at 4 p.ni>.m. . people drowned aftifter their boat conduct!ucting any hearing of any mate that is moree tth an dotible the WedneInesday. sank en route fron3m communist kind-or- or even without inten-iew- previous projectioidon - some $1.67 ^ H Lawswyers for the Miami relacla- Cuba to thc United!J States. ing thee diildd; himself?” trillion over th e nen ex t deca^ , not ... even counting ScSocial Security funds - Clinton ddeclared e that he is willing to o ffee r congressional Glasisses in c Republicans a dealeal that he s^d ^ ^ H one hourir! could “break th eI loilogjam ” that has > ^ ^ H untain West Makes It Possible - Our Cobmmitment to Qualitality Makes It Right! staOed many of chiche most critical tax and cant polidcal andI p policy frictions cocoim ted in W ashington dis*Jis* man Pete Dom enid,is finni months. I IScyond B i f o c a l s th&t remain* _ . . cussiorions of surpluses or deficits.its. of Clinton’s offer,!sponse among 1 The new budget« Cfigures echoed . xhe notion n that these fundsids Instead, Republic)irs highli^ted ' on the campnign• titrail. Aides to shoukilJ bc walled off has nowow will pass th e ir propr prosperity can Republican presidudential candi- becom>me such an article of faithith $182 billion overmtious as those date George W. Busiush said the sur- th at mostmi people in both partiesics ensum that m arriedIhorsetradin^" c plus figures m akee plainf that the Mondaday were citing the smallerJer pay more th an theyimmittee v chair- across-the-board taxax cut the Texas n o nS ^ o ^ Security surplus figureire - and give a breakd ,e R.NAt, said governor is offeriering is easily as thevley debated tax and ^tending affordable, des ing couples who are nt espite Vice osals. tagedby the tax codcicans said they President Al Gore’sB’s protests that whajhat Clinton sketched out wasras ten - as a stand-alooposal, costing the cut is a ‘Msky sci , osomeloethingforeveryone extrava-va- Then, t l ^ said they"r 10 years, to The administratiation made its gujoaa that t reflected his new dr- 1 oniples do not w \ dr- to let Clinton sign it,« new projections as p of a nJd- cumstainances^ after seven years in veto of a bill theyr waj o i^ if single 'y w review' re q u ire under law. whidih tmmyr of his d o m e^ c poli-3li- enjoys broad popiilarj: even to many not disadvan- dc as now writ- lone measure. Mirandii a ______lyTl be content t, or explain his CtM M M taraU overturiim ing the Miraiula dedrionon that they have th e rigare convinced turned by an actt aof Congress. beforee thet high court, silent, that anythingirity. 1 federal lawmakersrs ]passed le^ Yalele Kamisar, a U niversity of be used against thei Iation seeking toto- undo the Mlchigidgan law school professoro r have the right to an a Miranda decision i n in'1968, two atad staunchsti defender of thele ing questioning and : yean aft^4he,mU^^ Mirandjnda decision, said that as a cannot afford on actor S I • The seven ju s t i c^ e ;Irt this tnojor- re s utt lt of Mortday’s "ruling,g, be provided for them, ity left open the < right to remain i e q u e stio n of **Mirancmda warnings” will .becomeae Repeated countlc g they say can [IC Whether they wouldd 1have reached an everfen more deeply ingrainedsd television and moti the same conclusionon as the origi- , part of>f tthe American aim iim i jus-IS- police dramas, th e Milem, that they ^ n d five-justice M irairan da majority tice systystem. He said ic was partic-ic- ings over the y earsI hattomey dur- A bbout the constitutiotional rights of uJorlyf importanth that a decisivele one of the b est knowd that if they flBil /arlminol suspects. BtBut dti^ the majorityity reaffirmed the 1966 mi­ll- the American crim inarmeyoMwitt ■■MMt (hurt’s long traditioid on of respect ing. andnd that the m ajority opinionm tem. Tor precedent, th e jjustices said . was writnitten by Rehnquist, a long*g* But thc Miranda ilessd times in ^H H ^ H " I I * H I ] there were compelle llin g reasons time MiiVCranda critic highly controversial3don i picture not to ovemile it now.3w. "Nownv Miranda is stronger than,in. 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Appn>rendi Jr. was The 1 gtimc consumer m aximimum senience, thcthe arrested in Decembiber 1994 after Courtt nruled against Apprendi Nader, a longtii fired into the and upheldupi his sentence.. On advocate, easily/ wwon thc Green \ Suprememe Court ruled Monday, eig h t shots were fi ion at its convcn- H I I I I Thce 5S4 dedsion ovem im s a 1 2 *. hom e of a black fanamily living in Mondayday. the nation’s highest Party’s nominadon i?hlte neighbor- court reversed. tion Sunday andd ttold delegates year.priprison sentence imposed on his otherwise all-wh re\ a lite New Jersey man whorho hood in Vineland,I, N.J. No one ' Steveiivens noted that the jury th e party representcnts majority val* a e d Apin«ndi of an offense ues, including a fairfall marketplace, shots into a black family’sly’s was injured, convictei The man is entitled too a -Apprendi admitte:ted th e shoot- with a maximumm 10-year penalty, a dean environmeiment and proper I told police he addingng that the effect of the health care. jury trisTial on whether he acted out ing, and at first he ti dal bias, the justices said, wanted to send a m«nessage to the “senteniencing eflhaatement here As president, hhe e: said, he would ice black family that: theyt did not is tmquequestionably io p im a sec* target thc militaiitary brass, the iting for the court. Justice P(Paul Stevens said the casease belong in the nei(iighborhood. ond-de^le^ee off^iu^into u first- D ru g EEnforcement was pressured degreer«r offense;o uniler th e state’s Administration, CongressCoi and the r was aI qiquestion’of procedure. Therhe Ijiter, he said he w] se statement, own crimximinalc^e.r ' S tate Department. justiceses previously ruled that anymy into making a false r, cexcept for a prior convic-nc- and that he had no0 radal intent Stevenvens* opinio^ wais joined by Nader wants the Pentagon to HUIK « s AntDxiia SoiUa, David H. on with missile rion, “t“thot increases the maxi-ixi- b u t fired into thc holOuse when its . Justices ^ stop its obsession penalty for a crime must be purple front door cataught his eye. Souter,•r, Clarence Thomos and defense programsTjs and focus on p n Party pretldantlal candldotaI RcRalph Nador maati with retldeItlenu, Includ- ed guilty to a R uth BBac ader Ginsburg. infectious disease:ISCS as national ^ :ed in an indictment, submit*lit- Apprendi pleadec to renegotiate • ‘*'“‘ourdes Diaz, loft, a t a housing' pnproject near downtown Los Att; • ,ed w> aa’jijjy und proven beyondnd ■ firearm violation ammd possessing Dissen:senting wera-Chief Justicc threats; wants to a bomb in his housese, which car* W illiamam H. .Rebnquist and trad e agreements,s, especiallye widi If I thc Republicans ,andnd jams, concerned oboi» u t pollution a reasonK)nablc doubt,” he said, locrots think he is jokingng an d angry with theiteir lock of a “Thele New Jersey procedureire ried a maximum 10*yearli scn* Justices:es Sandra Day O’Connor, the World TradeIe iOrganization Democ Stephenen G. Breyer and Anthony and wants Congres;ress to listen to about Ith his chances of winning, hhe e voice in the politicalI system.s; ch a lleengcd n in this case is aan n tence. jad of corpora- ■ said, th.they should talk to th e disaf*af* “This is such mmainstream unaccepicptable departure from theh e Prosecutors soug!Ig h t a lo n g er M. Keimcimedy. the voters instuac ting for the four, O’Connor tions. fecteded Minnesota voters whoho stuff,” he said in aran interview jury tratradition that is an indis*is* term under thc hateite-crime law. Writin{ ,* would cut the , madee former professionala l with wire service repoporters. p«nsabltble port of our criminal'jus-us- H ie judge imposed aa 12-year sen- said, “Ot'^Our court has lo^ig recog- Nader said he w that not every fact that num ber of DEA agents;ige and force wesileiiler Jesse Ventura th eir gov-)V- Nader promisedd )a vigorous dccsystirstem,” Stevens said, tence, saying prosecucutors showed nized th: thc governmeniII to focus.on emor.r. campaign, and saidi heI believes Almoslost all states have somene' by a “prepondcranctice of the evi- . b ears on a defendant’s pimish- ation programs. Nadodcr said mainstream politicsics he has a chance to w.win elections type of>f Ihate-crime law, althoughgh d en ce” that Appren'i‘hdi’s act was m e n t need n e be charged in an health rchabiliinti< indicaheiih'ent, submitted to □ jury He said the Justicelice Department are mo'noving toward Green Partyty and force th e Rcpu!m blican a n d many ahalready spedfy that a jury,ry, rad ally motivated. rtter job at look- values,'•s, and he cited examples:;s: Democratic parties to listen to h is n o t a judge, must dccideie ' Apprendi contendeded such ded- and provroved by .tho govemment needs ro do a bette id a1 reasonable doubt.” ing at whiteing five m em bers of thele doubt. T he case ca! is Apprmdi vs: New Testirimony toi)uches onn Waco f Branchh IDavidian cult that a jury,y . But the state’s lawyvyers said the Jersey,■ 9S ,9 ^ 7 6 . I 1 judge, must dccide WACO, Texass ((AP) - T anks Thee govemmentfi maintains thehe Thomos said the secsect m em bers ^ re never planned to eit•ither start a whetherier people deserve extra smashing holes intinto the Branch Branchch Dovidians started th e fire Jg . punishmiimcnt for using a machine Dayidian complexix ccontributed to that envelopedcn> the wooden build-Id- fire or commit suidtle, er But during cross e>oiam ination, gun duriiiring their crimes. the fire that engulgulfed thc com* ing onn April / 19,1993. S ect leader ’ Jersey was one of the first 3l- U.S. Attorney Micha i | ^ i i i f i jd dde plans, b u rn inng g crosses or painting's Don't BiiyAfliiTone'sM nrtisedSiHSpedtfUitllYon ment’s acdons, partlarticularly these Craddodock said in a Videotaped kas. ' incursions by (thec titanks) not only deposit)sition that he sow anotherer Plaintiffs’ attorneycys also pre- inreiU erlcan carcaicaremttflnlMn in sented a March 1993Imemowam* n The la»law was expanded in 1990» Oietk mtil Al'si increased thc ra te thc fire BranchJl Davidian pouring fuel in vide stiffer sentences for burned, it dccrcaseciscd thc dean air the chahapel area before the fire■e ing that if the FBI atattacked th e Pjo^ic f Falls and Ron'ssA im rlcancarcaiieO he standoff, s“ ch conommon crimes as assault people inside hadad to breathe,” started,id. compound to end thc Fornres,sli«DdB, Allannitnl; B rali said fire investigitigator P atrick Croddiddock said h e never poured:d Korcish and his foliowiiwers “would ... Kennedy. any fucfuel or lit any fires on thle e fight back to the deathth." Kennedy is an1 experto witness final dayda; of thc siege, nor did hele The memo has beenen described Q 3allI 733-0931 for B ranch Davidi.idian ,‘iurvivors see anycnyone acttially liglit a fire or)r by a p lain tiffs’ lowjwyer as the and family mcmbeibers suing thc know ofof any plans to bum downn “best piece of eyidcncnee from th e t o Ssubscribe I to govemment. the comjimplex. government, period." While he could1 notnc say condu- Juror■ors also heard testimonyy The memo from FBFBI cnminal T h e 1Tim es-N ew s. sively what causiused thc firc, from MarjorieMl Thomas, who suf-f- p ro file rs P e te r Smtmerick a n d , ' Kennedy said thcic t tank punctra- fered thirdth degree bums on halfIf M ark Y oung to on-s(•scene com* I______dons turned tho wowalls into “kin- of herrbody. b< m andcr Jeffery Jamimar warned dling” and the operpenings allowed DcscriKribing thc scene when thee Jamar that if thc FBIFi apents strong winds to feedtcd the flames. firc broiiroke out, she said,“I couldd “physically attack” ontmd children K ennedy said thc th firc could hear rushing,rw screaming, crying,J. ore killed, FBI agent:nts “will be have been ciiused[1 bby leaks from peoplee praying” p placcd in a difficultt ssituation,” liquid propane cyliiylindcr^ inside Thom;>mas jumped from a win-I- even if Davidians arc: tcto blame. tlie building, or 1^y a tank knock* dow andan« was one of nine sect:t Jam ar ordered the UJuse of tanks I ing a fuel line in thci kitchen member>ers who survived th e last;t to fire te a r gas intoto th e com - I ; ' loose. day ofI theth 51-day standoff. pound.

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jsh^ees ^ r y a s m ty W hi ■ - £ 5 delivei larkofjsinceiit ite Hou$(se m ight a l a ^ & a about Bush ~ orwone th at Is counting on1 thet skills be has to saj ■' - h , says Bush - and the others ' -has a number of promiminent carry hixp throuough, his'staff says. , he]held to a standard almost n< : SOUTH POI>ORTLAND. M ake - ^ RMublicans R concer:e rn e d . “There is a r rethiink lobb> 1 resistance to being caican meet. “We have contractradicto- ^ )yingban le a l m en d d' o n ’t ‘g iv e ^ ! w t AAc&irding to people close»to to him, quote-unquotote ’handled,’ ” lyi peeches. ry desires,” she say?. ‘'On thtthe one The Washtngtoa ______spec th e Texas govemqr belifevesves that acknowledgeses Karen Hughes, hai pedfic issue in which they were I lin extent, George W. his hi homespun delivery - < iiand, we want a president pers>ersonally and substantially - com- Bush’s commuiunicadons director wUMdll stand up and spcalo’bofiy° ^ W A SH IN G3T0N I - P resid en t invol VM tbi»-..Wben be plete pl with stumbles andd swal-t and one of hiss inneri trio of aides. wit nvolved. deal cadence, a mel* la ivith eloquence, w itfi'dib, m jright C linton w as so eager to tighten From F r th e beg in n in g , som e gov- low ed words - is a s ^ of sinceri-sii “The governoror is a straightfor- woj !, a T l d ^ and falling tyO' and authenticity. ■vord for the ri^ t moment . . . restrictions foror those who m ight ernnrnment officials and outside ward person.. IHe has a concern On3n the other hand, we wrawant a leave his adnIm inistration an d onal^ n a sM aker’s voice, ' Some key figures in th e party,p that some bf theth contrivances of pr< nalysis said the 1993 executive un gdes off; • • ' m: iresident , who’s unaiilaided, start lobbyinglg that he signed a orderder’s restrictions were too mindful o( tbe speechmainaking modern cammpaigns -- like tuu lentic.’ tough new exei ; To a certain» fin d him; during a' ;:-gegenius of .the pany% icon. Ro inscripted, whoUy ’authen cecutive order only seveievere. Several warned that the Ronald, TelePrompTe'ers, like speech Butlut a guy who’s wholly autluithentic minutes after• lakingt the oath of lobbj , tush. beHevaralffi,'swing, deliver- 1 R«Reagan, arim’e so sure. eyhave I coaching ~ canin take away from and )bbying ban could mnif^ it diffi- ronnal sp e^ of the bebeen urging the &ush camp md unaided will fail sometzn:itimes- office in Janualaiy 1993. But now ult cult to recruit top-notch execu- lear^ a musics mpaign his ability to communicatec< with wUlrill say the wrong thing, e\-erven the • *hat his presidiidency is winding tives ifluo^a to n ^.m a u tt .in the^way o f' ibto begin spending large blodlocks of people in a verery straightforward diit ves to the new administration. Bilte^azzle.’It’s an :• ^ liimb thing - becausee 1he’s down and somele top aides are con- For Foi more than seven years, ntonjadon in 8 time rehearsing for the bigbiggest way.” himlumon, and that’s what hun . . (lis phony alorneMiinb^pledging';, ^speech of bis careen his add lumans lobbyjying careers, th e Clintilinton has refused to alter the address One z^ajor BushS fimd-raiser do.’lo.” W hite Itouse is mulling wheiher roqui i |i And so wofor fi Atnencans with to the Republican conventioidon on puts it moreI succinctly:t “Ho • B >quirement that senior officials te re a d s it in a nice, AuAug. 3., Bush has a good basic grasrasp of to soften thosei restrictions.r pled{ledge to abide by the restric- [jj recent compaif thinks th at stui ff f s for sissies.” thhe e structure of an effeciective Clinton’s 1993»93 executive order tions n ng his one fonvoice, for the 1They are coming up againainst a It’s not thatIt Bush is a bad<9 spci ons. But now the policy “is and intimate audi- pri peech. Hughes recalls thehe day requires seniorior adm inistration undender review,” W hite House prim al revulsion in Bush foraU foj public speal^.l'.In a field with the firaive years ngo when she me et t iwith officials lo wait ^ ' ' iratoriii^.rAxi!’s hardly two para- thifhtngc seemingly packaged. ' lit five years after • spokeKikesman Jake Siewert said in d. “He Ukes of Al Gorore, John McCain Builush to draft his first inaugilugural leaving the go\overnment before a rect iight-mintitet whenii he muffs an coirould be spentog half hisis timt e and Bill B radley, le Bush is about add recent interview . ■ transitional line’, getjetting ready for that speech, ddress as governor. H e toctook a lobbying an y federal fe agency for It It is L unclear what changes, if Us support'fbt ch, and average.' A ll of them are more ‘, penen to a legal pad and scratcatched which they hadd “any‘ responsibili- any, ; ^ b U iH e s. Hex e tra; period: .“That.. J£ t vwould be time well-spent,” isays comfortable withw off-the-cuff ' out ly, the adm inistration might n o u r creed . As a on« ut an outline; Introductiction, ry” Jt imposess za lifetim e ban on make« e . Siewert referred further tbft, relaxed v^i me former Reagan aide.e. But: chats than with1 formalf addresses. theilemes, examples, perorati•ation. representing a foreign govern- q u est sjnall room am‘ Buslush - who has never deliver*•ered a Pegisy Nooni lestions to the W hite House nan, who wrote Leaiearned it in a class at Yale,lie, he ment couns efice. But h e’sthing, ] but points to priitrime-cime, nadonwide addreIress - some of Reaganan’s greatest hits, expl unsel’s office, which declined cpiained. In his first fullfv day as presi- to providepnr details. graphs into.lt vti dent, Clinton soiaid the new lobby- “Th' iipportanti tra “There are no ongoing ing ban wouldI helph “uphold the sions-ns ofi modifying the pledge,” - : iijperting an_ext highest possibible ethical stnn- said D i^o re than c d David Apol. associate coun- v^suittriees to bloock log§ging in I dards” and “gu::uarantee that the sclto to the president. He did not preserve m em bers o f thislis administration take i a small thi ce issue with Siewert’s com- TERS FOREST .M will be lookining out for the ment,:nt, but added, “ 1 W ould n o t :alif.. (AP) - It took ' ■ ing,lg a lengthy review process:ss and American peo|;opIc and not for have/e usedt that term ____ I sup- ;Iing and $480 mil; ■ publublic bearings. themselves.” poseie there’s t nothing that’s not BlBut the department approproved Before tb e CliJinion ordcir, fed- underler review.”i th e nadon’s newest , the I L awnctuary, a forest so le changes as a minor deviaviation eral law requiilired a one-year Askcisked if the lobbying ban is withitiiin two days of receivinging the "cooling off” perisriod-rather than likolyoly to be in place when lie drone of a hum-' reqi ings can starde the jquest from Pacific Lumlimber, f‘ve years. It alsktlu helicopters hov* Blunlum berg. d an d hauling away Wildeme^ sanct Furthermore,Fu while some ei sereiie ihat then d redw(X}ds if the u' Co. wins a court PU ronninmentalists were shocked J Suprei;me Court:pvpftums c . mingbird’s wing yeoriar that the Headwaters p ■ occasional hiker.ssday o ver the so- servi 1 tb e Headwaters.” XV© failed to save the Elk Ri • t That sflence cc ot, Blumberg says allowing 1 . by huge-Chlnoolc0 . block logging in ■ ■ Califbi•mia’soperin primary ining unprotected B B ng in die area was alwayss ppart ering overhead a the deaL W ASHINGTOON (AP) - Tlie choose Qouglas ande boundaries of the ’ ■ ■ 3se nominees from the can- im EPIC suspects pure politic!tics is Supreme Court,; ini a ruling.tviro didatesItes of all parties. For exam- I^diic’L»imbcr‘«filed by the Sierra work - that Davis, whoho is dissenting jusdo Environmental ices said thrtfat- pie,, a avoter could choosc a I b attle We'dnesdi ewed skeptically by envinviron- *he p rim aryry election sys- Republi ; c^ed**^c4eintfaformodon Center. ublican candidate for gover- sntalists because of his clcclose in half thele states, threw nor, ao DemocratE for senator and ! A lawsuit to.he b administradon :s with business interests, i< 7f rubber-stamping 5, told out C alifornia’ss wide-openi pri- a Liberbertorian for state attorney tbe onejemaini s department to rush ttin; mary election prorocess Monday. general,:ral. area within thof e b the helicopter proval. In a 7-2 ru lin g an giving the pub- ' | H | ag, th e justices Thele justicesj .said they were preserra'was file “Basically it was the govemcmor’s said states violateIte political par- not deddingded the validity of the Club and the E ice who told the departmentent to rights when t and the environ- 1 they let prima- more5 comcd m on o p en p rim a ry sys- Protecrion Infon t it through," said Sharlaron '’>■ voters choosese nominees by - . t ^ osed ose in another 20 states. They accuse thebe irreparably iggan, a Berkeley-based EFEPIC voting for any is the suit filed in - ny candidate, In suchJch system^, voters choosc of Gov. Dayis of z vyer. “This got approvf civil disobedi- sn the preserve was created. th e p arty nomineeie is selected by Ruth BBac ader G insburg. / m viro n m en talisi This agreement was putJ, ij„ nonparty mcmbcbcrs could be Califolifomia GOP executive / i^uest. And Eartl> hot th at no local Paul llft Mason of tho EnvtronnientBjI ProtectionPn Infomtailon Cmter :e and who’s laughing all1 tl{},,. enough to destroy■oy the party,” directortor Jon Fleischman said, I 1 ifiembers havefotmd c! to consider rMS In tlw Headvattn Foreatt nIves to tractors a t se w to alter the (logging) plai iisliington state U nitedid Stales £ Supreme Courl ' already trainingy-one vc side or the "TlThere are so many park:rk s . spotted owl survey: /’re subject to the new ruit have similar "blblanket" pri- feels thatthai our members’ right of ^ng summer ofially c settled on Theysy want everything to groirow ging would not er view y i,y m a rie s in w hich:li v o ters can associatic menlthey don’t want to abide li ation is p a ra m o u n t.” iie m averick /or- and 1ni not touch anything. I get reareal- habitat, « rules,” Duggan says. ator from San ly rirtired of it,” said a womann inii While BuUwinke ties 1 ■ The case is so he h isS they I were the good corpVcdncsday’s hcarir appro2 12 after digging trcnchc;hes I Sabre"■e" I-!438GSLawn Tractor . p T h ^ dfiosion CPUreplace the kind Paciacific Lumber acquired the agreed in February Byrss a logging road probnbhibly I • !l5hf'.5 hp • mower deck mplicarions in sget.the tractt fifrom Elk River Timber Co.Co., ing that the switch sased the likelihood of urouro* I lot in question is. a m uduch smaller timber company office • S-spaxl shift-ihift-on-ihe-go transmission fi^on, where Hui any be considered a n alleg“causing the same pn)l)lcm;c:ms I ^ v e r s i t y in A rcatlorthem edge of that ; hhad obtained approvalL inir ment to the logging want to prevent.” ireserve, which 19966 Ifrom the state Forestry VW mojcrJemploye: anjTh £nberjirt(|ustry,traveled more Departartm ent to log the area, usingUlg 15 created. Rare roadsIs that have since becomc proce; to, rep Pau I , w l ofsalaries !6igersto gi scramble up restricricted by the Headwaters terrain can see agreenem ent. say s I The 705^icre plot - 1 ? ^ ) vwjuld just within the nortand-throngs of Fouriur months ^ o , after taking undcr tho 7,400 acre preuman intemip- owners:rship, Pacific Lumber asked federxD ow ni renalns lightly tn to usese helicopters instead, and is just 7 miles madee cother changcs that compa- ru les th n a year it was < ifM when I visitors willing to, but : few local ny spoix>kewoman Mary Bullwinkels t with thi ~ “ Th0 £ A £ S . '| steep, difficult ternidged up the sayswiwill further protect the envi-ivi- I j I r'TTTTSTA?**.er er^ojrs a gnvo place ■partly be«use romnertent.- bobcats, shakes an Wl iBontft. w ay tl bitds w ith feW humltion, 250 miles Thec c area to bc logged - second-Id- B n u m chosc I f l l doas. rancisco, few ^w thth tim ber along and below' a B B ^ ^ ^ Bsys to ensure log- th ey ’n ■^e preserve r.is , ridge: aJalong the northcm edge of lH 9 l^ 9e n ^ a c h on its an d th eatens to upset the pari soiuh of Eureka, b ark - was reduced from 705■05 ‘B W r . ' 1 !5 those 1 re d d en ts have tru»■ coexistence in acress tot 595 acrcs, increasing"s W/-V'.'Sikei said she tlid "If t JS60 Bil/*- rugged t£Us, an(^patowns, where buffer:r :zones around streams to •cific results of rate cii sers live aloi^-. protectct several protected salmon Bel.ihind Mower 4 of its remote locatio “2 ■ $1 light ‘ of the fact th is wt north of San Fraien w earing tic- spedes.es. Pacific Lumber also had “■* 2 8 0 0 CFM’s ing( to move for- said, • 6 h p * 2 I-ininch Steel deck toum(^visit either.•kenstocks. its ownrn v\rildlife’ biologists conduct say they were But^8 J But its'fate threat _ S W A M P C Cleted.” enviro AIR an already-uncasy cc Evaporationrd of Forestry, sponsil'NDITIONER the area's small to the C qlifornia tw o mi N o w W^SAVE^SOW burly, b ead ed loggei CFM-s REG. Forestry, dis- June; 1 REG. NDW side ponytallcd men ry, recommend- across I Right now, during Dccrwre Season 2000, your John Deereecre dealer ■ 2800 ‘360 ■320 *219 dyed shirts and Birke h to helicopters increas has some pretty comfoifortable deals. 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V O f>INI[ON T P a R c A - 1 0 TTuesday, June 27, 2i2 0 0 0 ______he Tim cs-Ncws EprroRRIAL T o bo(Dost econcom ies, askking W B s ‘Wh>ly n o t . ? ’ is worthwhi’ lile ^ ? l3 !u i i s ^ s b a n axptfceiotL. iSW You can't make a silks p u rse o u t of an coicould rem ove obstades to0 jcjob creation. y '— t \ ® empty storefront.t. Small-townS cham-. It I remains to be seen1 whetherw the b ers o f com m erce know ki from discour- LeLegislature will swingng at what aging experience thatth fast highways, EaEastland is pitching. Consenservative leg- s B S i shifting populations;ns an d n atio n al retail isl ack on anoth- ‘^^^39 heads Gov. Dirk pfvMetns are f/mfnm-ingtlw er pointit lastI week, Kempthorne’s task >. / too. Smallall communi- force on value-addeded attenrion o f somem /, 0 /,n m i iust supply industries. Eastland anrl fconomir han.(rcvurei^lfs. th e ir ownvn creativity is <1 provocative —!------an d th elir ir own hard . thinker who asksks ------w o rk ifF they tl want question's startint; o • Why ca n ’c city! nroad graders and uly dedicated to buildinging a home- b'ackhoes help fled(sdgling industries iwn a re th e hometowners. with such chores ass tttrendiing a n d site When it comes to econoniiirnic develop- preparati(m? menent, leaders and citizcns-•ns in sm all • Why can’t Idahofio turn w h e a t into w ns are painfully avraru that tha Idaho is *------noodles, instead of shippingsh ra w grain divi schoolssc were devoted to m portant role that public wi beat to more imponaniamt assignments—I j sliip playss iin many communities, ass wwell sUCTgthening thithe practice of religion in have been blurred byty th»] e increasing teth. I ------as the sincccere desire to indude publit[jlic horae and churchrch, this would be a better dency to import “star*'’ -L e t t eERS— ----- IS so nadon. iT9 ” from the politi*. j prayer as a part of various occasions« . cal and entenainmeruJU 1worlds anti givoj-ji / ,..i,markk ithose occasions’ signifi- But this is farir fromfi the only example Don’t sto p opportunijnlty WiWe got out of our students wh.itwli we cance." n u them hi^-profile mqdi;qdiajobs. he good people of the SantaIta of attempted lineine-jumping that seems to Equally insidious is thetl terulency to •. r I nm the scholarship• recipientrC' men- It ^into them. If the school .sysnystcm wns Fe, Texas, I tj^ct characterize ourLir time.t In our superheat- is j , Independent School Distrit make journalists behavIiave as if they were: . tioni.‘d in reccni letterss to the editor. I >rking _ correctly. I would cxpeicpec test felt that thc J t}^ . ed economy, merjlergers of all sorts exdte j ores to be well above average; he Lord’s blessings should b politicians, putting lhhem er onto TV panels am a 1995 graduate nndid £former student score ige; 1 would invoked beilefore their high school grid->](]. investors even as they dismay con- Iwdy president of Hagerr;erman High expeipect more support from residisidents and iron contest where the premium is nnot on reporting . . ;sts. “But,” thejusdccaddeided, • sumers. United1 Airlines,A a great east- and analysis but on argiirgum entauon and I •School, a 1999 graduateleo c fth e imni in thc form of scholarshi^ij^and “suchreligi hools. carrier, wantants to snap up U.S. nations; and most of all, I won gious activity in public scho< put-downs. We h av e pieplenty of politidans / University of Idaho, andid I1 am currently ’ as elscwherere, must comport with the,e Airways, with itsits inorth-south routes. But who are skilled at soimcimdbites; journal-. - 'i studying for my masterrof ol science pect tiie parents and alumniru vwho have First Amemindment.” workers at both[i firmfi s and communities .•n or dealt with similar situati ists are poor substitutesItes for c a ^ d a te s .' j degree in soil fertility at;it thet University j lationsto Tliat amelendmcnt, guarantt‘ciiig thehe served by eitheru" oone wonder, with rea- and officeholders in ththese e staged j of Florida. •e about th e future of their•children ch -.free e.xercicise” of religion but barringing son, what the confonglom erate will mean J speak out in support of thc 5 debates. uld be a better When I began studying: towardtO' mv bach- so long to TJic court hash; not forgotten that lessor^ n , should be split intointi two companies and placc if wc didn't as k: sdschools to function elor of scicncc in plnnt sdsdence. nu- started. even if man>iny other Americans havo. be forced to .scparjorate some of its soft- ASON KRUSE as churches, if coinpanieuiies were caring •. required class load includeluded several Tliis is onene of the most religiously ware programs fromfro its Windows operat- for customers ra th e r th aan looking for entry-Jcvcl English ;ind1 scisdence classes. iainesville. Fla. observant n;nations un tlie face of thc ing system, in orderder to spur competition mergers, if reporters co\covered politidans' Having taken tlic "college!ige-prep" cours- . . earth. Churcrdies, synagogues and and comply withh thtl e anti-trust laws. And instead of imitating thhem cr , and if banks '-' es in high school that iniduded d i chem- Gett Jlyour forest facts straIga ig h t mosques abcbound, and are well-filled.1, IiIn on the intcmatiorwonal scene, the just stopped changingg th eir names, •f’ istry, physics ;itid the regujgular English KenKenneth Kuhlman’s letter of Ji homes, prayer is an impor-,r. European Unionn trm ay soon intervene to nnd m ath courses, I was: ledlei to believe cited■ll tthc Second Uiw of Therm- f thc daily or weekly sched­•d. block the mergerJr ofo WorldCom Inc. and DavidBroda-isa Wash'ashin^on Post ’ that I would be ueil prepaipared for col- odvnaciamics as a reference for hdisbelief is : ule. 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' ltS^diciBto«w^vtoarein electoralxal theft is winked ot by his[s. these cnnfartabfe andid compla- d ie worid hc»«s«(rfie ciJiicsofsd' sdence,'must play a far. aocrats.lnlife Latinneineighbors. Fidel Castro is codons) were vety slow,w. so that it greater panpart in our schools. Only " ' cent times. How nice• toimagineti Thisisjis ju sta dny fiTigment of took until 1995 for dief CimJongQs the grealeat reuniter of broken fomi-d- that merely by enrichiihing our- die 3 billiiillion letters that compri.ectful.evencwbilebrstofy press Nazarba;btnrev of Kazakhstan and of democracy to eveiytyone else. die complnplete genetic ali4iabct of e noninfec- Secondly,dly, we must gain democ-' ’ than the w6rid*s electectedleac&s. Aliyevd tious Rd t> pc of the toeaaerium ratic control r of Aserbaijan are accordedid How much easier to prprovide end- any organymisra. Eadi three4etter Haemophilus influenza< itrol over the use and ffotsolong^beibeituatyrant therespespett appropriate to 21st- . less democracy assistat3uice to triplet (like(li]< GTG) represen ts a cae, which developmernent of the knowledge we> hasamerc l.SmiUicaib1 bases, com- have gained was hazardous to youour health. The centuryy sultans.s And as Vladimir' oppressed peoples duuion to con- “codon”” thatt codes for ooe amino ned. 1991 fan o f ^ Sovietrietempire > P u t i nclamps ^ down on the . front their oppressors.s. add(inth pared widiour own 3 bibaiioa By Wc willII needn. radical global ithis case valineX w h i^ inI 1998, however, new seqiiquundng polidcal stn Opped llA decadesles Iduring Russianin press,i after stomping on ' siyapiice. ttuti.helpil^s^toform proteins, die structures to empower wmcfa mor^ thm a dogdo^cndlRato^ Chechenen tiiroats, his chitf punish- machines had been devi^ o p c d die free, butbui safe, use of our tech- cmtorsworics building b that were robot-controlli)Uedand nologiesfor • ships odlapted underler various ment iss tott be slobbered over by together at least as effeTectivi^as The seoe ^ d GTG in the sixdi for all thc people, “for brought the pn>spect of)f readingi the preservjirvatJon of life, and lib- fonns of AmerUan amand West Geriiardlrd Schroeder and Tony tfie community of demcnocrades. positionI inin tiie above sequence is our own dp h er much nc European pressure --tram £ Blair. Chinese hard-Untf Li P. warer. The crty, andI ththt e pursuit of happl- Peng just thevariana n t It alters just one race was otl Marcos, Pinochet. DuvXnralier, ' Even1 pariahsp ore getting 0 paid 0 friendly visit to.E) .Belgrade am ino adc ness.” idd out o fa total of 287 And now the dpher hashi been But we mustmu also keep fears ' Sdmosa and aontlieright o chanceat) at redemption. Kim Jong bearing millions of dolhlUarsinored- ih atfo imm hemoglobin, l our red re ad And with the readi diRooecker. Il'ssniile]ie has the Amdicari press its for Milosevic’s starvivingecono-, bloodpign ding wdl about the! newnc- genetics in perspec- igment, and, in doing so, it come enliAtenm ent andndfear, tive. To date, btehevonthe ^swooningng and the State my. Milosevic may be contemplat-a creates Buidfrccllstd hemoglobin, ate.'our increasing j left power and responsibUitylty. and. knowledgese ofo the genome has only Departmemerit dropping th e word' ing a sale of uranium to Iraq. 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Even thelonbattled eo il as it is, cares m ore about economic and technologi as Pope wnwrote, have b m m e ottxh.fsnct.co:uk. and demised S«ddam£nHussdn mmlsliiiigilg the old Pinochet than des, the international cli:zlub of die- "m an." and S l o b ^ Milosevicrricmabout about aopiopping a new Pinochet tators may well get Wgge an once toiled and ruthless enough to hafayesur- m ^Sttoflif Technology, dedarcd ieamless.com democraor where it cfoes onunuhist governments, vived the 1980s intact As“ die • diatdiewhohole idea was something Setting off a Fourth Wav hip at the same shrine of democrades consolidate,: S S ? d ! the dictators. -SOOO about whichch “consenting adults” R not parf of the agenda. : determinisn, insisting would not wiwish “to have been I I n d e ^ ^ conferencenceotsanifi *«coi^enerce and trade arc the public talldng.” I ers were hesitant to maki great solven«nt of intemadooal Robert Kagan is a senior I Iv, most sdentists I *4emocnts Internationa! 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No-1^ to5 < jb O T Schett by Olcs Barabans - StM of tfta O a r Spadea's win eixfeinOed a record 21- LCSC progrgram wlll ■ mstc^ k>slng streak. - (^ M ta a fd w O a r *You really t>yry to rise above It ; host TF canamp Inataodofbeincauniebul chUdisft aboutoul ItI and coins xne. h 'a a bH diuppotm irc. - Pete Sai ; TWINFALLS-.S - Uiwls-clnrk ISS i Sampras on the ; S ta te CoUese'ss volleyball v pro- I thdm rai of Spanlanl Aibert Cotta andend AJex Corretja. I snun is hostmg a cam p for Twin |____ I Foils School Disi>istrict students I I entering grades M8-12 on July 10-12 nearitirily four hours, I from 9 a.m. to 4 pjxpjn . I Thtrhe 25-year-old .American,n, whov hadn’t ^ B i ^ H 4 Registration fciforms are avail- I wonn ai match since last Octobeiber, stretchcd oble in the h i ^ schoolscl office, and his; armsai out wide and looked Ing Champion P«t« Sampm returnsrel to Jiri Vanefc ef th e Czi : should be returnedled by Jufy 6 with after«er completing a 6-3,6-7 (5), 6-3 Czech Republic during their roesen's singles flnt-round m atdichat a Wimbledon Monday. the $75 camp fee’ee (check mode I victor:tocy that ended n ea r d t ^ afteafter 9 pjn. on poyable to LCSCC volleyball).v For Courti r t l . held and broim>ke again to dose out the mi8t-team AU-Big an NBA th e second) sei on a foreign-borilorn old, 6-foot-9 and 2200 pounds.” “H e’s L . hopeful player 3’s a k id w e’re going to • West Conferencee selectionsa last o . t e r they do n ’t h av e to sigisign O’Connor said. m ake some sor decisions on based ; I fa ll. N ofoaigo, from fr< Tocomo, I ALT LAKE CITY - Andre from a rightawoy. av ilenko has yet to step foot ii O'Connor wiD travtivel to Australia on, one.1C. free i agency, and, two, : Wash., was the leagijague's Defensive ^ team in It’s5 aa convenient way to defeefer to watch KirilenkoIco play in the the draft,’ Hayer of the Year Lake City and he might noi r Russia, the fiscal ■ aft.” O’Connor said. ll concerns and spreadd i a Olympics. He alreadady went over- Thc JazzJaj might not even need ' high 119 tackles.. H e also recov at least another year. But Utah man- wealthth of talent for the Jaz:, whiwho seas oncc this year to , the Utah Jozz have highigh to sec Kirilenko K irilcn:nko k immediately if the ! ered two fumbless anda returned , ogement havewiworked out Primoz Breiak,ik,n i play and came awayt Limpressed. team can \ them for touciulown es for him. isn’t certain when h can fill its needs, induding wns and had 10 I he will arrive. ccnterir fromI Slovenia, and Mark(u'ko T h e Jazz want Kirilenko F to a replaccjaccment for retired shooi- ; quarterback sacks.s. DeMuUing,I of ."p0 one’s« sitte when Kirilenkaako The Ja*z select*cted Kirilenko Jarik,a; a Yugoslavian guard, hove an acclimat ht arrive, not even Jazz vicc ation period ingguardard Jeff Homacek. [ Cheney, Wash., is a\ three-year I dee five spots aftfter picking Thee uncenaintyi in Kirilenko’:ko's before coming to tntraining camp. One poi ; starter who this fallfal will switch ddent for basketball opera-:ra- Minnesota guard ( potential problem is that I Quincy Lewis case, O’ConnorO said, stem s froirrom m eaning this sca.soi;on may comc Kirilenkonko i.s contractually com- I from tacklc to guard.rd. I tionss IKevin O'Connor, who has and four ohead off :Kentucky for- severalrol factors, including hisili^ too soon for him ti seenK1 Kirilenko play. to moke the mittedi totc one more season in word Scott PadgIgett, both of plansi tot< play for R ussia at the- thc transition. Rus.sia. t depends on whether he’sle’s whom saw signifii i Kimberiy Leglorto n tlijH . ficant ploying SydneyC!y Olympics. If h e play.s outstaianding at the “It's goinggoi to be very difficult y,” O’Connor said, time as NBA rookieies, A notother concern is ihjitliJit Olympics, that cicdsi sarly a year after the Jazz ision could be to get him him out of that contraa,” changedfbrThiliursday Neax azz On Wednesday,, tlthe Jazz could Kirilenkaiko isn’t ready for the phvs-lys- o tough coll. The Ja;fazz also must O’Connorlor soid.; “It’s not doable if ' KIMBERLY-Stanarttimeforthe 1 one of three*first roundnd use one of their twovo picks (No. 23 ical grinrind of NBA play, consider other issusues, such iis they (Ruj t choices, the 24th overall, on Russion team officials) Kimberiy Americanin iLegion base. draftcl on in the first roundI oand No. 50 in “Hisis problem i .is he is 19 yctirsars___ their personnel situatatico. don'l wantant him out of it." ball team’s Thursda:day home dou- I ' bleheader against:st Shelley has I » been moved itp tb 2 p jn . The first I % \ I gamewBSori^naSyay slated to start y l I at4 . V-R-E--G -K iin Cine:innati Goin^g for thd Tobago. July 10 to Aug. 3. reof,hcU.S. 3N.l3nm. Ages &8 will meetiet from 230- ^ I women’s soccer progi,gmm started ts ■. to ci>me into view. Id: An cight country toumo- 3 3 0 p jn , while 9-13-yrJ-year-oJds will I Jlnyeil'in ttircc CitiCS. : meet from 3:30-51-5 p.m. on are losing If Sunday’s 8-0 rot«... rncti '"cm playe Tuesdays and ■niursdo gom es, los- Mints: Group A - U.S.. Bfozll. ato js. Cost for Itatm m Rica is any indicati „!;mes Rica. Tnntdoa f. Tonago: ; the program is $163 forf< the first mmd and seem to be losing like Nikki Serlengaaa n d S u sa t. c ^ d and $14 for each sst with two weeks left B - Canada. Cinria, chsibUn«.For t the All-Star gome. little is Btish could becominc- fiim ihar Gualem.il.inala. Mexico. Mcnco beat more information,1, c( a ll Jaso n -golngrigl very .soon. Leforgee at73S0143 right for a team that won 966 , Guatemalanala 7-0 Monday nrp.hi, and 43 or pick up I Serlenga scored thithree goals - chma Xiatt>oat Canada 3 2 m n laic . registration forms aat t JEUevation I I her first hat trick inI intemauon-ii second R.in r Sports and the YMCA. I R.ime. ^ MHLB l results-B 2 ■ T i s J al compelition - andI BushI added Semifinals:als: July 1. Louisville, tf l*M«■ a goal and four assiisists as the Final: Julylly 3.3, Foxbofo. M.KS. Sun shines on Pl(Pleasant ------CbKtnattI OQtfloldar K«nsn Grtftay, Jr., yelU a t first basi■ase umpire Tim Tschldla Americans clinchcdd a berth in I----- — ------. Valley gbtftoumenoy last year ond was honored1 aftar tMlng called out onon a cloM ptay at first base laslast Svtunlay. Qettlng the semifinals of thctc Gold Cup tion a coad>ach wants to be in.” ing the NL’s top rookie andi Junior was MppoMd toi9 gat the Reds Ints th e playoffi)ffs, giving tha surprise in froni of 7,043 fans? ata Cardinal Heinrich:ichs’ squad will be test- ; KIMBERLY - Undrnder sunny I topmanajnager. Stadium. Christie W ^ tu rn of 1999 that AnalII midca.r K's not wotfOng. Welsh olso etj today.ly. however,I taking on : skies with very littlee wind,v Lynn A 5 4i lossk Sunday to San Diego ad d e d a p a ir of gocoals as the Brazil for j ; McMaster and Jesse M or a spot in the semifi- MiDershota I wasCind:idnnati’s 14th in 18 games,. good c lu b s ,” m anla a g e r Jack ings. Americans cruiscd to their sec- n als. Katia ati Da Silva scored i 6S on Saturday to win/in the men^ droppingag th e Reds (3S38) a seo- McKeon said. "This i ond straight blowout ) lifepss division, Patsy K s is a tough “It justst didn’t look like us." It victory in sev e n goals goa for thc South ’ Keeney and I soQ-bigh.tt.8.5 games behind St. stretch, no question. Tl:There are no Larkin saida i i “It was just kind of a the eight-nation toumjnament. Americans JDeKnjyf firedd a n e t 61 to LouisEn in the NL Central. They ans in an 11-0 rout of patsies conung up.” get-througlJgh-the-day type of deal None of the threeI played] on TrinidadI andan Tobago on Sunday. -top th e ladies* scoringng and Dave openedd a series against the Last year, th e R ed yplo ; y ed well until late! mui the baUgame.*' the team that won i .'SttmtondJohnMaughiih recorded a I CarrilrftitsUls on Monday with their ri the 1999 in their:ir own< Sunday match, against go<^ &lubs. TrThey’ve Jost A skedI what’s w wrong, Larkin W orld Cup. All of thihem ore at che Ameriicricans dictated play ; 54 to take tbe men’sI nju e t champi- seasonooQQ th e line. their toucb this month,tl, along wilh gave a ciypyptic answer, onship a^fhe Pleosais a n t V alley “WeVeve got to win the series,” least 10 years youninger than from the: openingop minutes, keep- the clubhouse chemistritiy thai wos “WeN-ee gotg a lot of things tug- Chastain, and Welshsh will just ing the bollball in thc Costa Rican Membcr>Guest Touxnanlam ent. I team capiaptain Barry Larkin said, behind lost season’s inimproboble ging at us,”is.’l ^ rid n said, refusing Bin Nebdcerai^d BraeradyStanger I "Ihat’sthithree out of four." begin her sophomor)re y ear at half of thefile fidd for more than 90 playoff chase. to be spedecific. “Eventually you Penn State in the fall. . fiiiished second in theB mn en’s gross- 1 -,Seveno1 of th e neet 11 gomes arc TheyVe held two teteam meet- cuys wUl knowk] about them. This !• percent ofof thc first half. The I ; division with a 67, foUovNlowed by Joe I ogainstt St.S Louis, providing a ings during the homest “We ^vant to give plailayersplay- U.S. teamim failed to click on stand to try nas been ao tough year. Hopefully ing time. Players don* t IC^ey and Ron Motibthershead, chance toto m ake up ground fost. to get everyone pullingng together, we can harlang together. It's been n’t leam as many earlyirly scoring opportuni- <1 • who shot a 6 8 Lairy M m uch w h ile th e y ’rt . ■ McKay and The Redsds also ploy Arizona and an' alarming sign- LaridWn thouf^t like that for a long time.” rc on the tics but waswa never threatened .'Keith Owen were nett rurmerfrupn I Clevelamind before tho All-Stnr the Reds were going thrtnighth the The losinj bench," coach AprilI Heinrichs I by its smallcaller, slower opponent, ; with a 55, imd Vance 1 ang is wearing on them, e TurbeWlle break. motions Sunday as.. theytl took The televisvision sets in the dub- said. “There are so manym gooH The Amermericans outshot Costa and Rocky Reece werere thI ird w iA It*sama:nake-or-break two weeks, onother step back inI thet stand- players on this tearim and so Rica 39-44 and ai lim ited the visi- 056. “We alvalways play well against . PleasePl see REDS. Paso B2 . many playing well. Thaliat’s a posi- tors to a sing I linglc corncr kick. M TuMtfty. Jum 27.200(tooo Twbt FaOt. IdaIdaho ______Sl______* S po r t s saBsaM BBB^BBsaa S po)RTS i IN B3RIEF — C ow lboys d3foppj• a ira tlId aho Falls ■ Fraley a c ^ ssecond o hole at Pondiiderosa course BURLEY-Kevin]in Fraley aced th e sccond hohole at Ponderosa Golf Tha Tltne»Wa%CT______.round-cripper of.the y e«larisadeit * .IheCowtxnvtwys host Pocatello on I.- Coursc on Jime 22: vviwith his 9-iron. LocalLd sports SO Cowb(^.in the seconmd inning. Thursdayly < at the College of r i Frajey’s 90-yardI h(hole in one was witnesseded by Kyle Fraley and ' IDAHO FALLS-Benn Mueller'sI ______But the Russetts chipipped into Southern nI< Idaho ^ ^ eir Hry TL. Scan B'ryngelson. threc-run homer in the : ague) were in the first th e visitors* lead, ta l lying ^ three home appeal failed to keep the Tw gome untilItil the bottom of the rcBis ii»the third, anotbiIter in the die of June,ne. Ga^ time is slated i Class AA A m erican” third, wharlen Idaho Falls rattled fourth and two niore in tlthe fifth. - for 5 pjn., blbut.may Im moved up i Jerome Chambnber plans golf toummey July 21 Baseball team in the g They finaUy chasedid starter due to constQiistruction a t Frontier JEROME-Thee aannual Jerome Chambericr of Commerce Golf long as the Cowl;\piys li . Sean Benthard in the siisixth, post- Field Tournament and SiliSilent Auction will b e helDi«nW-.Minon L • I For further details,ils, call 324-2711. Paid entrieries, with checks made out to the Jerome ChChamber of Commerce, sheshould be sent to: The Jerome Chamber of Commerce, 1731 S. Linoncoln, Ste. A, Jerome, Idaho, 83338 (Fax - 3324-6881). Cart ammgemcmcnts can be made by calling 324-5281. Gonzalilez stayss in Mot(cor G ity,:spanks^Tribe

CSI women’s basketballbi holds ca^ p J u l y 3 € CLEVELAND (AP)) - J u a n 22 1-3 innlngq in th ree! previousi NL CentmLiL . . TWIN FALLS - ThThe Southem Idaho womenen’s baskctbaU team Gonzalez decdded that N< _ Majorr LLeague Baseball outings, allowed e i^ t runsr and Gri^ey hit a two-run homer in Mil hold its annualII ggirls’ basketball camp JulJuly 3-S for all girls in was just a nice place to vis eight h its in 3 1-3 iiuUnings-his thefirstofiGt^ Garrett Stephcnsoa (9- Gonzalez rejected a one-:e-year cort- ;— ^------shortest outing in 30 nuijojorleague 4XtheNLPit> IHtdier of the Month in i i.; grades 7-12 under the direction of new headi ccoach Kendall Grant xthinning. J,. and 2tssistant coachI ShShelly Wright. tract extension, collapsining a pro- starts. May who’si hahad little luck In Jp ie. j posed 3-tor-l trade to thcYankees e : BoblyHigIigzinson threw out two ---- - Young addedded.a two keiball coach for thele CCoyotes. 3 innings for his fourth wiinn in six two RBIsaslIS Minnesota defeated homers ^ from Km Griffeyy Jr. and brought upp mminor leame sensa- Owen spent th e la:last nine years as on assissistant to HoUy, w ho decisions. ‘ The right-hand«ider gave Anaheim, Dmitri Young as they b e a t S t. titm Alex Cabt^brera m flUthe rt»ter announced on Fridaylay tliat he was stepping dovlown after 19 seasons up ‘ seven hits, walked thrhree and Brad Radkidke (5-9), who vron for Louis I 3-2 Monday nightEit in th e spot, but would remain thedie sdiool’s athledc directortor. Owen played bas- struck * out three. only the seclecond time in seven . ’ opener° of their make-oxo r-b rea k Stottlemyreyre has tendinitis in his ketball at Albertsonm ffor three years, 1982-198i985, during which he Tony Clark went 3-for-5•-5 w ith a starts, alloweiwed two ru n s and six sm ^ es. r ^ t elbow,f, ththe same ailment that beaime the school’sI’s all-time assist leader wiwith 631, or 7.1 p e r homer ^ and three RBIs anm djuan hits in sfat inniinings. Cincinnati won for onlyIT thet fifth sidelined himhio from May 30 to game. Encamadon had four hits,ts, indud- J arro d WaWashburn (3-2), who time t in 19 games, moviv in g 7.S June 14. Anm MRIJ exam Monday He also scored 1^4:,242 points, or 14 per game,ne, while leading tiie ^ing a two-nin double in DetroitD s gave up onlyly threeI earned nms in gomes 8 behind the Cardinalals in the showed noI teartet in the ligament Coyotes to back-to-bacback NAI.A District 2 champmpionships and their first nationa] t iumamament appearance in 22 yea/ears. Owen, who led Boise High School to .a state championship inn 1980,! was selected by the Portland Trailbulblazcrs in the seventh rourlund of the 1985 NBA British tboxing bboard widll revie\w T ysonn bout draft. GLASGOW, Scotlandd (AP) - would face someSOI action for contin- Simon Block, the board*:d’s secre- eree and thethe other officials," liritish boxing offidals vrill:illinvcsd- uingtohit&vSavarese after the fight tary, ti said his group intete n d s to Block said, Padres' Gwynn[in returns to DL wlwith bad knee gate ‘ MUce T J^ n ’s 38-seconiind victo- was stopped.i review n the Saturday niglg h t bout Tyson flooresored Savarese with a SAN DIEGO - Tonrony Gwynn went back on the disabled list rry over Lou Savarese andI tati u n t ^ . “I am quitelite sure there will bc and a a post-fight interv:*view in left hook co0 theth side of the head Monday due to his trctroublesome left knee andnd mel with the San rremarks he rhade aftetcrw ard some sanctionion or other, b u t that is whichvt Tyson said of 1-ewi!wis: “ ”1 only 12 second:onds into the f i ^ t The Diego Padres’ doctor•r t by four ori/ive start the winning rallyilly in the 10th inning, but hobbledhe into second CControl announced ther inquiryii knockcd dovlown as Tyson went the d reports surrounding wh^ t hap- mure pundies.ies. base. Gwynn, 40,.hasis hhad five operations on his is left ; knee, which is ^Monday, and the referee•e in the after Savaresrese in a c o m e r after peneci, p before, during an*n d afte r ,Coyle steppepped between the'two ■<-/ practicoIJy devoid ofif cnd basem an P okey yv ccr ai its best, leavinglg tthe mayhem wrought byy drunkend hooligans house ht are almost always ttu keephisbocto at the European Chamjimpionship a distant memory M cK eon is 1, doing the same “Lady luck is not on ourj r side,** Reese amongigthem- tl ory. a a bascbaU game; over the catcher Eddie Taubenseeee said. The offensense is in the bottom n> The ocher semifinalnai also offers compellinglg socccr when the end, er they wore left off atfSSS' things thisyI year,-but hearing cc Netherlands plays Italyaly in Amsterdam on Thursd iSdiS' grumbling. thistl time around. “And guys lilce me are nott 1having half of the NL ini runs scored, the *-.! rsday. There's Ti less music, less jt years Uke they had last yeai So far, 77 goals haveive been scored in Euro 2000KK). The games have less le enthusiasm. There’s speculculadon in th e media ye sar.** starting romtioiation ranks in the bot- ofs B an about McKeonxm’s future - h e has a Griff^ is pulling out ofif a two- tom th ird of the t league and a i. gotten increasingly better,bet making it one of thehe most memorable Losing is no fun, and that' month slump, Dante Bichet tournaments in recentnt jyears. of what’s going on. ^ one-year contmtract - and talk of ette has bullpen, thatIt ledle the league last ; -• m biicly tra d in g ploy European soccer’s, gogoverning body said the DuDutch striker’s goal Manager M of the Year, ta Scott Sullivan, Dennys FReyes, oacks are oftenten coming up short in the 51st minute onor Sunday was tapped irin to the net hy a Yugoslav defender. So iinstead of being cri.<)ited:d with the greatest ^ individual scoring displaydis in the history off tthe tournament, Kluivert becomes the fifth player to scoree tht ree goals in a Sampras_ European Championshl;ship game- CoContinued from Bl Koumikovaa aappeared to be safl- I in g to 1993, including 32u 1 nr. ingtoaneaqrvir vicuiy, leading S2 in M Michigan coactch signs contractt extensioni the second set.Bt. But Testud rallied, ' ■ Centre Coun. i t l e intio laich points a t 4-5 and inF| I DETROIT - Michigorgon football coach Lloyd Carr Cx signed a new ■“It’s always nice to be baijack on two matt YHOM ltTOnimseKnaMdnmij UM'^TIre £ contract tbat wiii kecphp him ai the school througliUl thei 2005 sca.son. tluthat court,” Sampras said. “It’sIfs com- irin n in g fivee sstraight games to The resiniciured dealleal that was armounced Moilonday adds a year foifortable surroundings forrm i e . 0 f o r a a thlrdset.set ineiicaiicarcvtCenter lilM a FalkkaidRM's a : I to the previ{)iis contractact tliat ran through 2(J(H.. CCarr’s base salary coicourt that over the years I have n >vas repeated in the Anerkan Car Carere ceater li Jerome if will reinain at $287,000DOO. His additional compen;ensation for media grcgrown to love.” third, with Kouioumikova going up 5- „ ilfyoiAre^^^; appearances and otherter sen-ices will amouni to10 5565,000 for the iAs for his pursuit of the■ GrandC 2andTesnidsaisaving a m atd ip o k t. Hwfling Nl llrts, S lw clBB, Wigiaert, Bralies, cominK season and $765,'65,000 ill subsequent years.rs. ShSlam rccord, he said, “V‘W hen H ie Frenchwonioman battled to . yoiyou're on the battlefield, you)u don’t S-4 but commitinittcd a double fault M think about breaking records.15.” at deuce to give:vc Koumikova anoth- ■ . Agent: Nets'WiWilliams will retirere soon FoUowing Sampras on CCt entre «• “ “ “ h point,nt. Ihis time, Testud ■ HAST RUTHERFORl)RD, N.J. - New Jersey NetVets center Jayson CotCourt was Anna Koumikova,/a. who B iddiand into the net ■ Williams, who hasn’t plplayed sincc breaking hisis leg more thim a pulpulled off the first upset of thehe tour- K oum ikova: sshouted **Yesr, ■ year afio, will end his carcareer within days, his agentL’nt said. nmnament by knocking cnit 10th-(},.sccd- pum ped her fistfist and waved to her ■ “Unfortunately, it'ss a disability caused by thehe injury which is ed ^ Sondrine Testud 7-5, ^7, &4 entourage in thetheguestb(*x. * going to cut things shonlort,” agent Sal DiFozio s;iitiiiid Monday in the The 19-ycar-old Russian,, whosew New York Post. William;ams broke his right leg andid core up liis knde Swiglamorous looks hove made herhe the in a collision with teanlammaie Stephen Marbiiryiry during a game overwhelming focus of the Bi again.st Atlanta on Aprilrii 1.1999. media, was a semifinalis WilWimUcdon in 1997 but is runkcc Conpfcdhiniinn stzff and Hta reports 19tJ19di this year becausc of anf o a I injuinjury that has rcsnictcd her Idas

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maaKamaaammmameammssB Sports iam s, SStarzz coutshir[ l e M o ])narchsc E rving:: M y s o n iss still alive PHILADELPHIAW ( A P)-Julius fun-Ioviniving p ro n ^ te r and pleaded ^ T L A K E C Xrr n y (AP) - Natalie wmiamimis cut Hotuton's leadd tto 50-46, but the Comets Erving returned to> thetl dty of his %vith himim to1 come home. : . scored 21 pdjtta awand Adrienne Goodson numd then began their de Margo D y o ^ addedled 19 apiece Mood«y nlghi^ t ' with 237 remaining,Rg. Sheryl Swoopes had 14 Monday to plead ogain ag for help disappear>eanince June 13 produced, 1^708 the Utah Starzza ^won tor the fif^ timet liin points and nine! reboundsr< and Cynthia In finding his missingngson. hundredi‘eds of tips, including 34. . •Ijiioeven contests, 89-619-80, over t|«e Sacr^en|jnto C ooper added 13 points po and six assists for The NBA g reat saidsa he thinks from Lhethe Philadelphia area. But LsiJibnarchs. a. Houston (12-2), whichich shot 46.7 percent for 19-yenr-old Cory EiErving is still Deputyty Policei Commissioner qf; L" Utah, %^iich saappipped a tWD-game skid, usetised thegame. olive, and might haviive been using Sylvesteriter Johnson said Monday _ an 11>2 sp u rt to opena at N ykeslia Sales and anc Taj McWilliams each drugs at thc timcI of0 his disap- that noneme of them panned out. pearance in late Ma I 53-48 le a d w ith 10:33:33 had 14 points and werewe a combined 12-for-29 f K a i P ^ I ^ H klay. Cory has . Therere isi “nothing substantial K remaining. Korie Hledesde from th e field for ththe e Miracle (7-6), who shot had a history of drugug and alcohol to say that thi he’s here," Johnson tied a season high withith 39.4 percent, Includljidlng going O-for-9 from 3* abuse as well as rxm-in-ins with the said, althoIthough Cory has friends in 16 M ints, indudlog six pdntrange. law. th e areaea and Julius III runs o during the dedsive run.D. Johnson finisheded with 10 points and a “I don’t think hee was clcan,” sports andan entertainment mar- Ilie Starzz iiad a 78-72U72 game^Mgh-llrebotmcunds. Erving said Mondalay on ABC’s keting businessbus here, cushion with 96 seconds "Good M orning AcAmerica." “I Cory'sr's disappearanced has been left b u t p u t the game outSut S p a r k s 74 » M ystict i c s 7 2 think he was still panirtidpating.” especialijally hard on his mother, of r e a c h w ith a 10-3 i r'j WASHINGTON - Mawadl Mabika picked a Later, at a newss conference,1 Turquoisioise, Julius Erving said, V burst. Goodson scored Erving said one of Cory’sO friends When hei. good tim e to start malTmlrfnp he left Orlando on Sunday, ^oiir points during: thetfai 6&second surge to help claimed Cory hadd beenI using Erving said,sail his wife “was bedrid- > y tah to its fourth win in five hom e games. In front o f 16,295,5, tlthelivgest WNBA crowd this Mabikaca >scored the final two of marijuana and **roofiiifies” -a sla n g d en andid in i a weakened state, Ruthie ^!ton*HolHoUfield scored 25 points, lerin for the illegs ^ her 12 ixiints on a1 gigame-winning runner in gal sedative with onlyniy a framed picture of Yolanda Griffith chijchipped in 19 and Tangela . Rohypno! - the nighght before he Cory indand a Bible to quell her Sm ith 18 for the Motiilonarchs, who had a three- the lane witb 24 sect«conds remaining to give th e Sparks th eir sixth disappeared. B u t ErvingEi noted fear." lakhahed. xth consecutive win, 74-72 that lhe friend w as ta over the Mystics ona ]MMonday night, talking “with- E rving,ng, who had already " 1^nM 70, Wmr a c l e S S out irying to incriirim inatc him- plannedd to tc be in Philadelphia to “It was a long daylay for me,” sold Mabika, self." ORLANDO, F laL .-- Tina Thompson scoreded who shot 4*for*16 fronrom tbe floor. “I was miss- h elp juilius liw in kick off his annual Erving, an e-TaScutiItive willi the stunm er b; - i'y s iwtats ond the HoiHouston Comets used a 174 ..in g JtoU day. I was5 jljust todog to play 1-on-l ...... ■r basketball league, used ,r '.jnuh in the sedoodlid:h d f to p u n a w ^ to a 70-58 Orlando Magic,' appe;leared at City the opportixirtimity to thank the dty 58 and it w ent in.” Los Angeles Spatfcs teas1 am mates Ukarl Flggs and i" over the OrlaiTlando M iracle on Monday^y W ashington (&6)) hihad a chance to tie, but Hall witli his o th er sons,so 26-ycar- for its suppupport. As “Dr. J,” Erving Nikki McCray’s jumLimper at the buzzer fellI NJcicy M cCrlmmon celebilebrate after beating tho old Julius III andI 27-yenr2 t)ld starred for the 76ers in the late ' 7 A basket by Orlanlando's Shannon Johnsonon short. Mystics 74-72 Monday.y. C hea Both dioked b:back tears as 1970s andnd ’80s,' and thc teum won they descrilH:d th cirr tbrother as a the NBA^ titletit in 1983. S c o r^ s a n dI ;STATS

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County jnder un« construction and sched- scl after we build it, date for the former Cedar Drawi and theyey w ere rules say ^ ee dairy must be at ulc t, it will be built bodyly mn ade a mistake in their : Monday, monui right. iied to be d o n e in NovemIember. for □ 25 year flooood, which is ail calcula:ulations before approving i sentencing sda C ounty'i^sheriff’s least a quarte•ter-milc, or 1,320- De De Groot said h e will push b Now it’s up to De Gr HiUcrest Drive. I I Avenue East tot fromH Addison E ast I I ? TWIN'IN FALLS - Convicted • Blair Drivelevard fn North. I I RRudolfoui Trevino m mude a to Sunrise Boulevivenue East from I last-ditclitch appeal of his case . * S houp Aveito end. I Monday,lay. but a district judge iSunrise North toist c from Blue Lakes I didn't buy bu; his arguments, indud- .. • Addison Eastlomingside Drive. I ing a daildaim of ineffective practice erect from Addison I by his lawlawyer. ^ u le v a rd to Mon ' Trevino • Maurice Stree East. appealed, X. I I led. Others involved a wit- • Eighth Avenue ness not3t beingb- called and the tes- Lakes to Maurice.t from Kimberly I I timony’ oof f: a photo <«pen. • Ash S tre eivenueEast. t fi - But th,e th m ain issue was Road to Ninth Ave:vill need to be off loaucuToi/ti»/>wi^iiiiiiii whetherer M onte Carlson, now a y will be towed. I 71TAt boats have left M lnl«ml« All vehicles will «l« after the 2Sth Idaho Regettitte, but merchants and law1 enforcementer officers eay theie evente went smoothly. Final ettiRindaneg t judge in Burley, did his the street or theyfter thc chips are I . flj. figuree will be avalleble lete thisthli week. job ineffet:ffecnvely. as Trevino con- Three days ^tei:per will be by to I tended.d. 1Trevino felt Carlson applied, a sweepess chips. I should1 hih a v e filed a Rule 35 pick up the excessistruction < Supply | motion,. whichwl asks the judge to traffic controL I I rcduceasca sentence on tJie ^ u n d s Specialty Consti that it isis iUillegaL That motion was will be hondlii^ tra L aw enf(forceme^nt (deerms racej a succe estlgate ^ never filedtied, and Trevino is scrv- T>eTtme»f. argued ar that an eviden- gin Burley, Paul -rmal m an in charge off sellings T-shirts Sundajlay promodon. Officers from t!th e C assia tiarv liuari; after burglary at allowing the 25th annual Idoldaho and caps for the RegattaR - stan- “We jaring should be held to Ve ran a prom otion if theyhey . County Sheriff’s D; Capt. Jim i iieriffs Capt. Jim nizcizer Mark Maier was out c 1 Higens said Trevinu woiwould have to show that es who heard the It of “It went prere tty good,” Thoirlompson said h c knows a lotiot the event was relatiitively quiet. he could li; Cassia County SherSlars were ap{»ar- I • towriwn Monday. But at least oneon Thompson said. “Basically,“1 all of worl d have won the Rule .15 the machines) to I loca ork by m any p eo p le wentent with only one minoi;5 ialtercation. motiiui. .md that was unlikely. Higens. The burglai «al merchant - and local la'law ^around it was bctteiler.” intothe the Regatta. No injuries were repoi ently “beating (theii± I J'.oase see APPEAL Page C3- death,** Higens t came at around I ■ ■ Thc first report& cs H Repair in I 1:30 a.m . a t D was & lying next tcT I EichsngeB teachertc TF Biu-ley. The lock wa;id the machine I Quedalupe C " council approve:es plan the machine, andid open, accord- County sheriffs I de AlcazarirthowB < had been smashed i Jonathan Oil ing to a Cassia Cot Imia Magani report. }ivcd a sccond I it r tovvmden W:^ashingtoon S t hour later, that I H n to make a pl . Deputies recciv Huddy Before the Cilyy CCouncil approved the re p o rt about an sn hoi breaking into ss o t K m art. I ' H M ewTttar______recommendation.in. Councilman Chris tw ^ en ^ j^ seen 1 Jm a teacher frofrom ------Talkington askedd w hether there would t2]fee machinesmight bc more ; , ' Mexico, ll In >fficer a le rte d j ^ • I" Borlsj TIVIN FALALLS - Tlie City Council unailan- be enough room for publicj transponaiion ‘O in k in g th e re mi| ' taking partrtlne li im ously accciccepied a plan for wideniii sputies to start I -■ ■iiJK stops if tlie road weftAi-re vs-idened. im glarics, an offi teacher ezehxchenge Washingtonin £Strc>et North that u-ould co;;i)M It was lic'inj; a)nsi TTie airport's runvunvs’ay will bc repaved • Royce and Sons, ' L lc^ That planin docs not includc enouglgh from Si-pt. 16 to 25:S andai will he shut down Propane in Rupena and one at ^ath to 1 undersstandir spacc for bikebil paths and costs abou)ut to traffic while worl,vork is done, Riedesel 1. Checker Auto Pans Sl0.649.920m} million. A w der version thalat said. Zip Fer Gos in Paul.$6,50Qindam- /-p mey, according I X 3CCIO indudcd bikeike paths u-ould cost about S',S2 T he engineeringing fe e is 5111,569, a Losses exceeded $6 'eacher exchangege program bernnefits Mini-Cas million more.re. Riedesel Enwneerinf!ring repon says, age or missing mone; “Everythinhing we’ve done we’ve con)n- "W e’re going too piput up an e->:hibit so to police reports. . d b een m ad e I By Dimimlan D. Rodrifuez Me>dcon teacher t« to Burley, shoul)uld help fronted the* ssti te c ri^ committee with thexecutive director of four-door caf with reafou of Zip Fer I backeded by educadon officials in1 MiM ^(x> and ' Proo'am. a n d Chris Tallralkington, though acceptinfng the Twin Falls; A ren C ham ber of the United Stateates, could ChavoUala sold ns-o Mcxicon teache:hers will th e recom mmendation, e said they werere Commerce to alloww a beer permit at the seen leaving the^arec ’ picnic and auction, GoSr ' iformation is' I help Americann teacherst spend four'ir weeks in Idaho, disciissin.sing their rcluctant toI do so. cham ber’s Aug. 17 pic W tim kl uncferstand thee problemsp teaching menethods. Thc projectset will be done in four phasas- Under a nc\v dtyty o:ordinance, beer ven- ^Anyone with infocall Crime X) or thc sher- I !■■■■S S S l facing students:s whov emi- *The exd;change of teaching ideasI betweenbe cs, the firsl ofo f' which is scheduled for thislis dors on city propert>‘jrt>- must give identifi- e n c o u ra g e d to c( grate from Mexico,Ico. two couatritries is going to foster gooiood rela- sum m er. Thatfiat phase indudcs wideningng av io n bracelets too those th drinking. Just Stoppers Bt 876-2900 i Thee 20002 Mexico-United Statestes Tcacher Wa^ngtpnSl1 Street from Shoup AvenueLie s i ^ the beer companipanies will provide the Pleaso see TEACHER, P; iffs office a t 878-2251.om ittff reporti j ange Program, which hasi bi brought a I, Kage UJ to about Casweswell Avenue. bracelets for the eventrtnt. Compiled from I ------> ------» _____ -f • ■ , ■ I

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' Judge seseeks prograrams for first>t-time offerJ i d e r s riave reddedieatic on helps) s ^ t a t d P O C A T E L L O (A?) - In an first timetir offenders who mightht result in the conviciiction being a tte m p t to c h e c k drug-related c continunue to offend from eventu-u- erased from the recort>rd. crifitc in soutlicListeritem Idalio,' 6th ally end;nding up in prison.” ' “Part of my intererest stems District JudRO Randmdy Smitli and Thee drugd coun would general-il- from the fact that IEam 0 tired of iar up foDr bieenitennial oc f trbk^ other criminal jusjustice system ly dealiq1 with first-time drug-usese seeing the some peoplile here time want to crcatc a drugrug court. offendeiders, who must plead guHtyty and time again,” Smitlth says. “Wo . DANNNTNER, Ore. n population andan s(_c)p those Succcs:essful complotlon wouldd defendants. J e a nn 1Baptiste Charbonneau1^“ major part in A m m ca n nton. Clark took a particu- was thele 1son of Sacagawea and a , lar likingtog to the boy aihd sAw ^ i t :h-Canadian fur trapper,:r^ history.y. th a t Bapilaptiste, os Charbdnneau Officers sesearch for susf3pect a fte r neaia r - d e a t h of d esputy Iter became a favorite of was laterter called,I received «n ed\i- ^ ^ WilUamim Clark an d w ent on to cation in S£ t Louis upon th e eMw- PRIEST RIVER;R (AP) - A a t anotlother during Saturday’ss brakes, shoved his; ipickup in tour theile royal courts of Europe, ~ RoscAnn AbrD rah am so n , sretuminl806. •' ■ Rathdrum man ledsd police| on a chase, reverse and nuiunpd theth officer’s O verr tthe weekend, his grave , . In 1823,B23, Charbonneau trav^M hipli-speed chase thathat re-sulted in Officiacials planned to issue war* car. w as redtjdedlcated in the remotete o n g r a v e re:dcdicaaon d to Europrope in the company ^f a deputy’s injury an'and the near* rants forfor Morgan on four countss The cor caught on fire.fi Cotter high desra vated battery and felonyy Police say that duduring the expedltiition that opened the dant of Sacagawea;a’s brother It four languages fluently Theodore Morgan.I. TThey allege eluding, chose, Morgan shot att tthem w ith Amencanam W est Camciahwait. “For us,IS, it was real. an d b eiaiicam e o favorite in r^al Morgan injured orone Bonner Morga•gan hurt D e p u ty Jam css a rifle. Deputies retumeTied fire b u t T h e grgrave is three miles off» ly uplifting.” courts.. At 24, he'come home',to County Slieriffs depu;puty and .shot Cotter' wwhen he slammed on hiss Morgan escaped. U ,S. 95'5 :in th e co m m u n ity of Saturday’s mtherit* ig included »•= West,s t • i D aim er,r, iin southeastern Oregon''' Shoshone Indian. des'” l criis. aI daughlor, d. Torry Lynn; sis-- olliciaiing. c The family willill receive culture, livingU\ out his lifo as both .the icy woters of th«h e O w yhel 1 Baptiste symbolizes the lofs, Huldulda Wosiorkamp and Olga1 friends f from 6;30'8:3C30 p ,m . a mountaiitain man and government settlementent of not only the W0 t, M cCfum:im; and b ro lh o rs. A rt a n di Tuesday 1 at tho Hond River. Satiirday’s ceremony was H is tvro traveling ctcompanions but thee UUnited States,” snd ■ EcJgarMoMoyor Cornelison C Funoral Homo al 0 recognize both sides of and local rancher Mike Gravesi'Bsido servicos will b e a M 1' iSlh i St. in Pocalollo, and li sent off a death nolotice. nnd H<‘b<>r 0^ :agc. Charbonneau fadedd from the Hanley, . “b“He’s been overlooked a.m . Wediedncr.day, June 20. 2000. alI 10:45 1 a.m. Wednesday ;ss you cotild describe it ing it is good h e is finally ■iBi) Wsst Enel•ncl Cemoiory In Buhl, wiihI Church. C Burial will bo in tho,aJa,ome nation’s memory untiltil his grave for M long Paslor BnBrtan Vriosman offtcialmg, City C Cemolory autiful recognition of was relocated in theI 11960s by a coming intointo liis own.”r - I Friondss may call from 6-8 p.m. Memorials may be giveran 10 Itio som ebodydy who played a major Tuesdayy 2ai f^armer Funeral Chapol Soulheasiorn S Oisiricl Homene Heallh ___ a n d Hospico, 1901 Alvin ^ in Bulll a n R IC on 2 X 0 1 lanlamily su g g o s is m em orial Drive, C Pocalollo, ID 83201 )erintendei cnninbuliojlions bo m ado to lhe Twin )n Nationalal Park supi snt rear^ F.iIIs Roleolormed Church Building Fund direirecily. or mrough Farmer B l a c k C a n y cO N ZION NANATIONAL PARK, U tah. very rural, but not tooBO far from “You Hrouldwou b( i ' one park and Funeral Cl*Chapol, P O Box 349 Buhl. ( A P ) - Zion 2 National Pork . the big city lights off iRichfield get involvealved in a i>roject and ID 16. Arrangements are by C r P Y . A R i z- . Superinteitendeht Don Falvey is and C ^ a r a t y . ” • theri. youa wiwould hove to leave/* Farmer FuiFuneral Chapol In Buhl. _ re tirin g afterafi 36 years with the Of Falvey’s 36 yearss ir. M olanie, S h e will b e dieu rtio June 10, 2000, in Coilom me LDS Ctturch andanc sorvod in dooplymissiissed by all who knew and '"wood. vice oti 11i a.m. today a t Farm err Falls, 1 scrvice at 1 many capacilios. mclu Ariz, Ho was 78 yoars old. 11 o.m. 1-5 p.ta.'Frideriday ^t Demoray'S' icluding branch (ovodhor, 1.1922.. F uneral Chapela in BuhL 1Wednesday at Sunset MemorialW Goodln^T Chape)apeL I ‘ • -w: prosidoni in C ascade .. _ MGmorial Dalo was born January 31. ial services will b e hold at in 1Rlor, Idaho, on Ihe family falamrt to _ Survivors includee histi wife, Ida 2 p.m Frida'iday, June 30, 2000. ai ihe hiQ Mae ol Bufloy; iwovo d a u g h te rs , w onaoii Se his falher William, a school ieseacher. Larry FifeFl of Twin Falls, scr- Senior Comer ai 105 W. 2 p.m . W ed n esd ay at Barbara A. Pallon. andmd Roso Mano Ay„ a in m W endoll. C re m a tio n and mothor Lols. a homomakcikor. He vice at 2 (Rod) Drapor, all ol Bl w as ono ol nino children. Folksllowing P a rk e ’s MagicM Valley Funeral - ' Burloy; a son, Qrr.Tnm.momonts woro undor the kiq Rot)ori E. (Joanie) Ball high school graduation, he si ol Parke's M agic Valley « t served Home in TwinFalls.Tt — D e a ir a NOTK'ICES -I Orcfion; a dauyhier-m !ome of Twin Falls Iri }|' the * U.S. Navy during Woricrid War Ball ol KaysvilU' uiahl a S : a " b r M S II. After miliiary discharoe, hthornet Kirstenn A.i Oldgard of Hailey, RoDort L, Ball r.f RodO and marriod his wife Edna’a scrvice at!It 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Dorothy Irena Rotitaman Donna M.1. IUPriM California; 13 (f'.indctiS S o n - S P 'OCATELLOo i mMiller In 1946. In 1957. they 8' HEYBURN • Doroththy Irene WENDELLLL - Donna M, ed their baby daughter, Pal ibyterian Church of the eifjht groaI-^f,i’i;j;;Kiidf£Idren. _ . d {Wood.River Chapel in R otam an, 76, of H eybu31UT1, died LaPrise, 86,6, cof Wendell, dif-tT He w as p'r<;:;t tIod in (dealh hy nts RebeCCa T he family lived In Id ah o , Monday, June 26, 200(00, ot the Monday, Juneme :26, 2000,' a t A lp ^ ; paronts: OKinr nu>ihors hMontana, wtih Dala making hi:Ms lilo- HaUey). Burley Care Center inIn Burley. House In Jeroerome. F u n eral sei^* and a son, d,iv.(1 j. Ball.S,.“ Gwartne-fieySidim ll lime careor wiih Gerber B ablyFood y . :11a Burley of Jerome, Arrangements are pencnding and vices are penpending under tHo Funeral sc!vic;es will be holl) ai Robccca:a EllenE Gwartney Sioweil, Pro 111*,. i.t'wr.villo CemoiclOlery Ffii.-nds a n d H.iiidj(i tMay Ryan Gwarinoy graigrandfather clocks. Dale wa - H oISPITALS— s I fii.iy (..III Irom 6 to a p.m.p.n Ffid:iy al S h e graduaulaiod from b u sinoss coi- avic)vld slalom waior sklor and kTim esA ietw Piiynt.' Morluary al 22121 \W Mam Sl >eOe tn Twirwin Falls, a n d m a rn o d mosnost special lamily momorioss >wero MAGIC VA].'ALLEY REGIONAL I in fiiiri,^y. and Irom 93 loIc 9 <55 a m. W ayne WnlliICAL CENTER I jni^mn®u.com ^ J pn:)f (o Ihc lunoral Salu.alurday al m e 19*’0, m JonJerome. Thoir marriage andind w ater skiing. In Montanana. ho S o m e namimcs are omitted at CllijfCll w as soiemninnized in Ihe LDS Sail wasvas active in iho Kiwanis CClub. patient’s requtquest. L ak o Tempnple Juno 27. 1949. Folic■oilowing roliremonl to Arizonana. ho Released R Robccca was/as employed as a book- beet)Ocame a very commilled men B u h l lembor p a w n Buhlchler of Twin Falls; and koepur lorr thell Poleline Lumber ofif Ihe Lions Club, receiving ling of Wendell. Dnline C o m p a n y fcfor m any y o a r s . S h e highilghesl honor of tho Molvin I Jc Z t Susan Flemin, Bernice D. o n io y e d bO\jow llnp (H igh Fivo In Foliooilowshlp Award, Ho also sor tuary P ^ c Meyer GabardI Pcic.iiollo).. hofsoback h( riding, cro- onn Ihthe water board and carrioor s M INU O*OKA MEMORIAL jardoning, gonoalogy. reahjal ostato license. HOSPITAL x 5 n s o r s E o rn lco D. M oyor ed four books. S h e w as OfDale Is survived by daughghier. Som e namiimes are omitted at 1 iji;iovod moiher, 78, off BiBuhl, loll I'l.'f . mnmhof ofnf Iho Church of Josus Pairl 1-law . patient’s requiquest. family a n d friends lo bi airlcla Englor, and son-ln-l attor-day Saints, was a Dan.lan.Engler ol Coiionwood. AAriz.; Admitted A( “Bucklcy'’ Is a yountng, V Buds£s & B l o o m s Lord on Ju n o 26, 200C000 'll'Tv'n randsons. Jason and R Falls Clinic and Hospil rimary Toacher for 12 grar R yan Lucille Mittlinon of Paul; Lillian cocker/springer spanl ijhori illness. j sorvod in lh e S ta k o Baucauch, boih of Coltonwood. AAriz.. W a tk in s of Elba; Goldie cross w ho has Tost nis v V AllI Occasion O i Bornico w as born July I jsidency and olhor posi- andnd ' WhIIefish. Mom : sislors. NNada Lafferty off Burley;E an d R om a He Is houjetralned anin d Floral3ral D esign i 3lng genealogical areas, Kimtimbrough of Jeromo, Idaho, i J e n s e n , Gcjcorge Maas and Clover, Idaho, Iho daughi Iho oxiraciion a n d d a ia Verdierda wTson ol Pasco, Wash. H leash trained. He even1 has] K ^ and Carolino Roinko M< J Fallon P a rhlam, a r allofR upctrt. his first "hairdo". Let hhim B l ^ was baplizod and con I programs. She was a alsoIso 1sun/ivod by Linda MonigonOmery - I Iho Daughiors of tho ofI Caldwell.C£ Idaho, a daughlor i Released be yom,companion. CCall ■ PaiP a rk e * 8 Clover Trinity Lulhoran._C Cl .u.ch ,-»« A m e ric a n Rovoiulion and very;)ry spocial way. Dale was proc ansen, Lidia Allen, 736.2299. allondod school llioro eced^ m Magi(agic Valley • I,n m-Trr D auQ hiers ofof Iho Ulah Pioneers, od:l in doaih by his paronis: wwifo: J e n sin, ^ . G eoi^ Maas and Play b in g o M onday nig Doc. 8. 1943, Ihai sho,ho marn.KJ rolhors. Wayno. Nlran. Koi;olth, Fallon Parhaham, all of Rupert; leral H o m e, ' ' , Bruno G ab ard i in Tv/in nvolvod in colloctlng broil in July and August to ‘Ch I '!n inJ f' Pcnnys by IhoIho Inch lor iho Primary Darriarrell end Virgil; and sisil3lor. S andra ondi Leonel L G. Velgara jhomeless animals. Calln th e H L t-reematory m . & . , procodod hor in doalh m 1 ospilal. Sho loved a n d Delpfeipha. and b ab y boy _ Bornico was a membmbm nl <;i Chlldron Hosf )6y, all of H eybum ; If childron and grand- A r momorlal sorvico took pitolaco Lillian Watktkins of Elba; and sh elter for details. |T Twin Fait•alls C em etary John ;; Lulhoran ChurchS - t f l “f f i n ? ”” .irid livod in Buhl uniil h< Junojno IS. F ath er's Day. in Bit3lack Lucille MittonMl ofI Paul. ’ online II her doaih S h o is curvhtrvlvod by her h u sb a n d Canyanyon City. Ariz.. organizedId by Throuc^h Iho yoars, she- w (or v v ay n e of PoPocalollo. lour sons tho0 LionsL Club. A family momonorial lhf> u S Poslal Service ;as a mail Eugene WallQCNoco (Averil) Sidwoll of willII takoti p lace Aug. 13 In IdsJaho. c.viau. al Sav-Mor Drug0 aiand Groon um don, Ulah, I >r moro inlormalion regardi Giani in Buhl. h, Larry Wayno (Losllo) . For n Sidw/oll of Faricarloysvillo. Virginia, Lylo I h0 o n momorlQl, call (520) 'S H o u s (e t o o l il i o t ? Survivors includo hor;r daughicr. c Gorald (Ro(Bogina) Sidwoll of 5002.102. Margarol (J.P.) Krucko:k o b e ro of Wellsvillo. Uial-i|ah. end Stanley Louis In in IIliou of Ilowors. ll Is askodi lt of Applo Vallealloy, Calil.: Jo n so n ol Hadliadlock, W ashington; 24 on iruitruth andiniogrily'. Ho was lovovod 326-6719 mm I b ro lh o r. LoRoy Mo'vioyor of orandchildron;.tn; and 32 groat-grand- by all who know him and simfrripiy / t K T O Carmichael, Calif.; sislois(or-in-lnw, childron. statodItod. 'G od broko iho mold whivhon Hi.’lon S h o w as proprocodod in d o a ih by ho mma ado this m an.' For an air condltlonar‘ thatt iM pa you cool antf>d •eavae mooayi ‘^1 ] Vm-«3n I Juat callIII Bryant te th* raacua.* . ■ I *

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M a g i c V 'a lley AVe s t ( ] cDURTfROOM[QNT^HEM'IOVE?^ UtahL schoolI revives By Ruth Streeter >e of that authority. degrese progi f WTttafL _ (Cassia comr )cal governments shouldi beb ^ ^ram imissioners muUi a b le; totl sec the detailed plar .ByRLEY-CasCassia Cotlnty conf* “ ^ _ c at its impacts and hav SALT LAKE CITY C (AP) - ens thethe process and saves time ..j^ssJoiiers will1 vraitv to find out ICelbcation of'juvenilej fac ice to comment before jjpan School administrato:tors scrambling and expw occupy th«t h a t p a r t of th e Juvenile Ju^ court iS" held in m agiagis- bc created for a hn and rehabilitation ;into juvenile, cour3urt fadlides that inone om day. Widi oil those youthuths said the Idtchen wouldw need to fin ancia! n c su p p o rt of thrtagc ... in this state,” he juvenile cases. Th«rhere’s a courtroom on thuff met w ith* commissioners < rd floor, but Duff said th ere*e iis opposes expansionn of< the Craters rechargirge thc aquifer, “Without even ad^dvertising this recruitlit raorei people into thc .-•Monday to discusMSS th e possibili- where for juveniles to waiv ait of the Moon Nadon3nal Monument Te he alliance has nlreadjid v new offering, wc alre[ready have 80 field. BetterBet pay would help. So •Ities. Duff said the tl; county wos wwo near Arco to indudiide much of the receivctevenson said, to be admitted intIto graduate lured toto odierc slates. “Espedally -lo t of cost into a1 temtx porary solu- ffsaid. dent’s andquides phphilosophy.” Comrmmissioners said they school and compleleean addition- Californi>rnia and Clark County. tion,” commis:issioner Paul ^Kiff will provide commissionion- The 1906 Antiquiiuities Act gives would1 considero the request. ^ al 30 credit hours, .N e v .,”■' said s ; Adamson. “Clark ' Christensen said.I ersthe th projeaed cost of tuminfling thc president authotiorily to estab------“They often didnin’t hove the Countyty isi up here recruiting tim e or patience to The county's long-termIor goal is ownstairs confcrence roomom lish rmdonal monuajunents without Times-:cs-Naus ifn'ftTRut/i Stnxter 0 go Ihrough graduatesJ te s all th e time, and th e y > a courtroom. Because the congressional apipproval. But can bcc rcachcdr at ihc Mini-Cassia that (extra sciiooli»ling).” said caripaytl:y their teachers a s m udi as r a ’new judicial b u i f Adamson. “This certm ainly short. SIO.OOO m 'ijrsecurity and i ice across the hall wouldLild many politidans obobject to what Bureau■u at< 677-4042 or by c-mail at 0 more a year.” ude thc judge’s chambers,s, a they see as Presidedent Clinton’s rstrxxtcrttcr®ma^’icvallauy)m Washiiington wc Los IrAlamoss lab dig up raiidioacti^ive soil /^oman Efforts takiken ■ ■ id has b'-'^n open "i Jiik- recove;rs after aartlY.«lllna arrested in a massifsive federal payment,It, u M excavrivation bccausc it con- fraud roundup, wa:as released In the sf loads of the dirtTialong Los n mll»^b«taw " th« bum tdcff motnountalnsldes tiear Lot Alamoiio», n.m. tained amiimong ihc highest levels e spring of 1999, Wolfson Alamos Canyon and ’ from custody Mondayay afler post. arrangedcd with' New York stock m d shipping it of contamiiminadon in flood-prone ing a S500.000 bond. • to a waste storagege site on tho director p r o m o ier e r PMidiael Grecco to con- ;or of environmental safetyy the end of the week,!k. The dig- canyons,s. Once the soil is He Ls scheduled to apappear July 7 vincc seve ! federal laboratory’sr’s property.] and hea everal brokers to recom- lealth, said there’s no seri*i- ging staned last Frida:lay. rem oved,id, clean dirt will bc in U.S. Distria Court irin New York mend theiiheir customers buy sttKk I .Seasonal rains are ax expected ous heaicalih risk from the soil1 Environmentolistss welcomed' b rought t tto the site and then ; soon and lab officia . where he is chargedjd with five Wolfson1 held,hc according to coun cials fear that ' becauseise it has very low levels off thc lab’s effort 0to stop the rocks willill be placed along thc counts of securitiess Ifraud, two documents,nts. * could bring heav;avy flooding radiadodon. A frequent hiker to> spread of contominaUction. meanderin,ring chonnd - now dry - counts of wire fraud ani > because of a firo last md one count In excha:change for arranging the ast month lhat the areirea, for example, would1 “It’s a good idea to1 do d deanup where wateater flows when it rains, of conspirac>^ to commitlitfraudL sale. Wolf; consumed more tl olfson promised Grecco than 48,000 receive!V a radiadon dose equal to> where dcanup is possissible,” said In seveneral other canyons, low As a consultant fofor Nevada- bribes ofif bet^veenb< 40 percent and i acres in and aroimdid Los1 Alamos. rid in g in i an airliner for one: Greg Mello, directorof o: the anti- rock walhills are being built to based CyberAmcriirica Corp., 70 percenirent of the value of the Large .sw aths of o f the once* hour, nuclear Los Alamenos S tu d y slow the flow fl' of water and per- Wolfson allegedly arr;[ranged con- .stock. : green mountainsidesies are barren. But McAieeMi said the lab want- Group in Santo Fe. mit seeiimenent to filter out. ; except for tho bladac k en e d rem- ed to etiseea; potential concerns ofr E xcept fo r th e ex•xcavation Don I-Hancock of the < nonts of pine trees.s . T' h ere is lit- ih e pubublic by preventing anyr operolions - roped-ii-off areas Souihwesest Research and I tie or no vegetati*ltion to slow contamiininadon from moving offF with radioactivity waniming signs Informatiltion Cenier in Attendancice falls at Utatah festival J water or stop sediidimcnt from ofthegogovernment’s property. . - there’s nothing to visiblyvi sug- Albuquerq;rque said Los A lam os SALT LAKE CITIT Y (A P) - Thc festfestival, which in recent • pouring into sonome of the “We’ris’ce doing it because we! gest the placc had becomeb a posed a1 rreal contamination Attendance this yearr att the Utah years hadad Ibeen held at the Triad > canyons lhatleadi tor the river believee it’si the right thing from1 • dumping ground for cearly mak- threat andnd a public perception . about 10 miles from>m the dty of the stan.andpoint of being a good[ crs of the atomic bomlTib. It looks problem. A rts Festival, held fcfor the first Center, endedenc Sunday, time ot the Utah Statiate Fairpark. “Thiss yeary (the Fairpark i Los Alamos. . . ndghborMr,” said McAtce. no different from ithe high “One rejreason it’s a threat is < On Monday, lab oofi ffid a ls led a So far, was down alx)iii 15 pepercent fnim location)■\) isi: new. .so people are ar, about 360 cubic yards descri canyons ali aniround Los there arei c i i i ^ late in the weeh?ek. leads ipup the canyon. Up to twice there ore no markers; oof spcdfic some impreprovement bul it’s nei- I . ']>e McAtee, th es lab’s lc deputy diat mucluch may be removed by contamination sites.. The* area ther suffidedent or complete.” Teacherr ______

Continued from Cl said te.iche:chers hope to overcome i incinenrator critic:CS pick exfpert for gcovemmer;nt panel lionships .irid benefifit the stu- the laiiKiiamu.ige barrier, and pnivide dent,” Chavnlla said. a he.ilihyly ttransition when stu- BOISE (AP) - Aifter ftt Wyoming Wyom□ming interests th at w entt ag reed to d ela y woi'o rk on the storage.That Th would disrupt waste: Guaartidpate, Idaho op]opponents of a objectedted to the ^^^^^^^^^^^^w iih 01other facili- ofHcials haveha acknowledged. Tlie; exchaii^ic loachers in Idaho. Ii s.iid j^,rin^: ilu-lu- schools year and many I proposed indneratoiitor to process panel’sl’s moke- _ ,_ tic s n e e d e d to 2019 deadadline for removing theI she CiiiTie to Burley lo0 ’work with jo ,j,„ pi-,ik EngUsh.” Bushman » pluionium incorjxjrate the sasame Iwiks. ;,dminlstrauraiors. leachcrs and par- ^^termdves. panel wiwas part o tn e r fo•dlities a L needed to enforcc■ced nudear ed Wyomiining critics of the indn- to help students in litransition. discuss school adjust- The Snake Riverr AllianceA has of a sett 5 agreement crator, iheylh hove been more Fellcnv exchange te acher d M.yio ments." ^Recommended tha:hac M urvin the govm m a tw a sc e p nr x x ^ n g m u l de with the angered[ byb, statements shortly Angel Rodriguei is in Igh leaching methods in xResnikoff, a senior assodateas and cut with Tdfsttesttndera of Idoho. after thc! incineratorir project was working with thc : :wincipal mananager at groupss^ so°^it d e a d t deral offi- sidetracketeed that it will likely be County School District. luntries are similar, ^Ipdioactive Waste 'ManagementIV] could proceedpi 1995court-€Tlfi•nforcednud&ir cials have revived onceon the assessment of Caliieron de Alcazar tcachers have a difficult . sXssodaies, to the finalfii seat on with dy conced- altcmadvc;ves is completed, idling a student who entitmade^lh iinpt>rtant for Student.sbait “no s;Spanish, Bushman ^ n e ninc-mcmbcr BlueBl Ribbon waste proces's-pi ^ s te agreement at they will The Eneinergy Department's top ihi'ir culture and to Ik- '■'■““ ‘I s a id ' B u,1 Iwhaving this exchange ^^bnel created by' thetl Energy ingfadiitiiities- . th e s ta te'iofldaho. o j p ro b aably t not offidalsin in Idaho said that state- their heritage. Student r^epartment to determine < Thep an el ------m eet tthe April ment wasIS misinterpreted. But maintain their original he teachers to leam and .’livhethcr there arc altciltem ad v es to m et forr thed first 2003 deJeadlinefor Beverly CookC conceded lhat and culture, to becoir E r r jaching S techniques and -^Incineration for procroccfssing thc time lostist week and will hold its having any processinglg fadlitics there is currentlyciu no alternative students in both langunfa g e s. , > ^sie now stored aat t th e Idaho first sessi«ion in eastern Idaho on in operation, subjectinglg them pro- to incinerieraiion for processing "Many students losee thcir lan- "Lupe isis herei to unite and lo .INational Engineeic e r in g an d Aug. L22. hibidons against moviwing other about 5 perccntpei of the waste in guage.” Calderon dele Alcazar prep.ire )urour children toward edu- .;;Etivironmcntal Labortoratory. Thc Energy I Department waste into Idaho for l«temporary question. said. “But by keepingJ 1thcir lan- cation. Bustiushman said, guage, it's going to bee e.isicr to Next year,yea selected Idaho learn English. This w;ivay. when teachers willwill travel to Mexico. - they return to Mexico,, tl th e tra n s i------|bairy _ tion xvon’t be abnipt.” Tim cS'NNews ci correspondent Irma Gomez B usm anin. director D a m ia n D.. D. Rodrigue: can be ■ ond othe:herwise follow county Geological Survey mimaps show iheproblenlem,” Crafton said, of migrant education)n for the rvachcd thrchroufih the Mini-Ca.cks. r»mcj-AT<■News w riter John T. would have supportedrd Trevino. i the permit,” Carlsoison soid. “I The distancedi: of Hafliger’s “Mr. De Groot strik'Ikes me as Htiddy canan bc rcachcd in Twin Burdick also dismissedd Ttevino's Timcs-Ncii writer Brian l/ai/nix I would expect some of>f thet people dairy fron:om Ccidar Draw is not an the type of individual thatli­ would ' Falb at 733-33-0931, Ext. 259 orbyc- olhcr daims. can bc rcac}cached at 733-0931. Ext. f to demand that the thi county ijsue, Crafton C said. U.S. do whatever possible toit remedy mai7 at jhudiuddy<^agicvalIcy.com “The other eNTdcncee %vas o v e r- 2 JS . o r byy e-ic-r7jai7 at bhayncxdf'max- ‘ dccloro thc permit nuUlull an d void whelming," Burdick saiwid. “I see ici«//cy.com. I C4 Tlnm^twt, Twinrin FFans. Idaho TuMdsy, Jim 37,:!7,2000 ______s ______

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^ Loa Ang«fa» Tlmos " ’I bones ondUld liver. As it tiik^e > nor voodoo nor mirjlirades, but th e some of on in the human bodj>dy - sdentists a neww drugc callett Hercc|&n mugic hidden in nuinumbers, o rd er eases. ,5 know that the tcx!Xt w ill tak e inhibits: the thi extra piotelii. V i^e und prcdiciubility. Suchch work, in w hich Collins iprehcnd. n o t a ppanacea, a r th^'driig^nn As director of)f ithe H u m an coinedcd the term “positional_i decadc.' to fully comp tics,” allowed scientists tojQ In the end, they pniromise a new extend the Ijfe of n u ^ ] ^ t i ( 3 ^ Genome Project for the National , genetic: IP era of medicine witl:ith now treat-. had two extra vipirS ^ m y Institutes of Healtlaltli, Collins is locatee andt isolate some of the i i l i y genes th at caus«> inborn mcnts for nearly cv«rvery m edical ^ ^ 8 1 ife aiSSaif^^) ecause of this,” seeking magic hiddeiIden in the intri- faulty g its;that comc entllts: Louviere,•e, ;36, a former triatw tfb .. cale chemical codeJe itliat governs disordcders, without needing toJQ ailment - treatment: cxactly what goes wrong to.p from tweaking the ge;cnes that tell rthe': ’.;. After 1818 monthsn of Hcrcepjin, hum an life, our genjenes. And he’s know c* .. the cells how to go;o about the' ^B|||||H J O' compleSSofSSojIB.HunMn. ^ com binedled with ^emother(fcpy. almost there. cause: disease.di Such work led to a f t : - : , .; Ger^Pfojertv researcherhe . researdrch collaboration with Lap,p work of daily life, V.V ' m an y ofif hher liver ttmiors bjfyc A leading gene res jj Instead of giving insnsulin shots to B H H IB disappeiiricared. “I^ living i^ ^ f coUaI)oruted in findijiding the genes CheeTs:Tsui and Jack Riordan, both 5 can worii," die sai causing cystic fibrosirosis, neurobias- at the; HospitalH for Sick Children,„ diabetics, doctors mi,night replace that this cai flawed genes in tlie papancrcas, as if W l Studyingin g gene* is olso shiq«rtng (oma and HuntingloiRion’s disease - in Toroironto, Canada, and discov- ammnini sdentists tl Coliins very reluctanlantiy left a top ery ofr thetli gene that causes cy.stic[c they were changing a broken gas- O ts the limits df their vadi- position at the UiiUniversity of fibrosissis. The discovery was a ket on a car. Instead of( poisoning t " / “ ►Ocnotlctosbwapred tional tool;ools - for exam pl^^he to head up th e researdrch coup, because several a canccr padent with c \ lor25dlsoftMs:way«lr»to . tnicroscopeope. Spedalists sdll Micliigan in 1993 to Y roduco rfsk wBI bo ovoi"“ I" some kind! Genome Project in1 Bethesda,B< Md. teams; werewi in hot competition. Inn py, doaors migJit simpiply svtritch on tor most ol Ihom inds of cancer- difS k - the genes inside tumcnor cells thnt cell cancelicer, defr-cell cohiS - He took over from JiuJiunes Watson, fact, oneon private company in V > ►GonottiofopywUbo the Nobel liiiireate:e vwho had led Massaclacliusctts. Collaborativec tell them it is lime to0 dic. Dozens succosstui (Of homephJ^tia accordinglg tto what th ^ s e e ^ a of other ailments miglight be cased microscope,5pe- . • . .. the projeci i>art time;me diuing ges- Genedcsics had already announced, ►Lavrt win protoct tjeni.miiic B ut by taiioii and into its firsifirst few years. “We owi3wn chromosome 7,” whend’ or cured as researchchers invent \ privacy ond provon) by exam tning ge.DCS, Unlike Watson,, w who had ruf- Collinss anda his colleagues snuck drugs that tell certaiain genes to ^^^^B ^ diacriminatkm researchersiers have made a staitUng fled se n sitiv e fefeath ers in througl{,;1{, aim oundng discovery off work harder in the! Ibody, o r to di.scovery:y: WhatV they thought was Congress as well ass it:in the hide of the CF- geneg on dironuxsome 7, in:j stop working altogethe n| ^ B H one ty p e of canccr is actual^ a the National Institiitilutes of Health 1989. “This genome sequeuencc y'j 2oao : . whole fam^im^y. of disease^ direclor, Bernadiiidiiie Healy, 'Hieircir discovery was a sdentificc ly going to crcatc revevolutionary lUBintnii9 which proljtrol^l^y requircsj a diner- Oiliins has fashionedled the genome lour dec forcef that soon led to dis-J. change in everythinglg associated / ► Cancer thoropy wiaI b«bl ent treatmmbnf b strategy, project into a smoolooih-runninc covery' ofol a gene that causes ner- with human heali loehfonn U nderstarstanding human genes t Richard Young, g en e “frees uss frfrom the microscoptf,” consortium of five mamajor research vous syst'ystem tumors. And the next X >- Gono-bo^^dny^M cenitTN. trium phph, in collaboration with^ researcher and biologjigy professor said Dr. RicRichard Klausner, direc- A farm boy reareded ill Virginia, Jams cs Gii.sella’s team at t ., at the Massadmsetts1 InstituteI hypoitonoJon tor of the National Cancer Colliii'i got his chcmi:misiO' degree Massadiidiusetts G eneral Hospital,, Tedmology. “It will rairange from a ► Blolooical tmotmofito'tafof ' Institute.!. •“]"“It frees us to'look-'at at the University off ViVirginia, tlien in Bostoi;toii, was discovery of ilie better understandinjing of basic morttaiUrtesswfflboavi^B.ku the actualal nmcdianism of disease went (jn for a doctoraloraie in physi- stranRce }!enej; that causes a disns- biology to new diagH'^ o s t i c and n o t justjusi at the consequpnce cal chcinistiy at Yale,Je. But with an trous brain disorder, for the major health problemp: s to of th at medilechonism, the symptoms eye toward doing somomething obvi- Huntinntcinton’s disease, new cures for disease.” j J ; • : in the bodysdy or what a cell looks ously useful - ratherJT tJtlian theoret- Prediclictably, becoming a But getung there wilAll b e a mas- V like, os weve do< now'.'We canrJ6ok ically elegant - he switched biireauciucrat has not erased sive task. Today, sdcnt waging rightim oth<> the machinery." fields, took a inedicalical degree a t Collins’ei’ enthusiasm for lalM)ratoty even agree on how many m genes ' M an y of the breakthroughs the University of NonJonh Carolina, research,il. H e stin maintains labo- e x ist in hum ans, wit.ith guesses 1\^/ wnwo thaCRdentisntists havcmadc’so far and then fell in lovce wwith llie sub- raiory facilities,fac and continues lo ranging from 38,000< to ti 120,000. cam e befor , I humans hoshas bccome known.'In ing the squads of gogovernment- Michiganon and put up with life in a body by supervising thehe manufac- ,unumJ5S15£Si,iiiiintnn re c e n t weel'eeks, scientists in the funded scientists strstruggling to govemniement agency was a chance ture of another kind of chemical ^PefMoall2od.Dono-ba:bnsod publidy fumfunded Human GenozAc decipher the wholhole human tomakeliiL-history. called a protein. Sdcnd:id.sts believe m«tfcln«wlllt>o*tat>dar(lard Jor P ro ject hovitove posted their'wai-k genom e, the chemic.nical instruc* At thele outset,c Collins dedincd that wayward genes!S producc ^ moMtflMom on the Inten.ternet at the ratc’^ f cions that make us; tiitick. It is an Healy’s offer.of: "The tru th i.s, I did flawed proteins thatt causec dis' r f - *:Th* tvwigo human itiovonlife I 10,000 moleotlecules a Aiinute. adventure in sdence.:e. IBut it's also not wan:ant the job,’* Collins ease. Accordingly, man;my cures of / wOlbftOOym How fast V / >Humanawnboabl«ta< ist will tho rcseardr 'SO? a struggle in polidc.s,IS, iadministra- recalledd inii an unpublished bio- the future will not seek:k to changc U— • ihoJfownovoluaoobyrsptiS.5SS ^ Dr. Frandsis CCollins, who lead sth e tion, the spendingins of hupe graphical:al sketch. "I had just gone the genes themselves butbi instead H B r, ^ ^ . MioctAdoonM ' largely publiublic c^ort to sequeti^ amounts of money, antand the dash- throughh as s ep a ratio n w ith my try to intercept the bacad proteins hum an DNA,'A,'predicted that wit£dn ing of egos, wife. 1 hachad a wonderful researdi before they can do any/dam < age. ||u . 10 years, doctors do4 lyill.bc abl6-to Collins came to the task with posiiionm nt th e U n iv e rsity of That is the work of theth next 20 I . tell patients•nts Vvhelher th ey 'h av e impressive credentialsials. After fin- Midiigan.in. And I honesUy wasn’t o r 30 years. But alreadydy, the ben­ S H ™ t mdke them susceptible genes that mi ishing a residencyy ii in in tern al sure I was/as well suited to adminis- efits of genedc researchch are find- J u lie Louviere L( had boaton ago, she found hersdfIf hospital-. to such diseasseaste as h i ^ blood medicine at Chapel HiHill, N.C., he tration. Could Ci I be enough of a ing their way into doctorors’offices. breast canancer, but three years ized again with cancecer of the sure, diobetesetes fand heart discasoj i returned to Yale forr a fellowship team playtayer?” . i ■ ity searcl m aps I variatioons in huiim ans New»day______sor of gegenetics at Stanford I University,ity, where he sdll nms a I S teeped in controvcovcrsy, lack- geneticsslaboratory li and heads I ing money and the brightbr spot- the diversiirsity projcct. By compari- I lig h t of th e Flumnnnn Genome son, the HumtmHi Genome Projcct r I o V > u r13--m oim Project is another gem’cne quest, a has produciuccd what is known as a I fledgling hunt that haslas taken sci- single refei.'fercnce genome, u kind I entists deep in tlie AfrAfrican hush of genericicgcnedc j tak e on wfiat it I nnd far into the frigidgid Ice com- is to be hunluman. p I y ' munities of Arctic Kskirikimos. ‘ The llun[uman Genome Project, I The Human IJiversitjsity Genome he uiiderscrscored, is very limited I ' V ‘j W Project, which liegan y o iu g e t rnciiir^^I ian in 1992. in tlte nenoinomes It pursued, based I two years after its largergercounier- on the smcmall number of people I ■; n 'i'P p a r t, seeks lo m ap nuances nu of whoconirittributed genetic informa- I human geneiic differesrence. And tion to lhe the project. “It is well I perhaps more impoftortantly, to known that th no two human I find the primordialal roots of genomesarc ar idcndcal, e.vcept for I genes that lead to disalisabling dis- identical tv a g o o d twins, and even identi- I I thinig ease. cal twins havehs different genomes I “ We a re lookingI at ai human because □fofi mutadons. That’s why I variation,” said Dr_Li)• Luigi l.iicii th e re is an ai absolute need to I Cavalli Sfor/n, emeritu•itus profes- study humaman variation.” I G e n cOME Q A] A I Introdudng the Well'ells Fargo 13-month CD. A new way to sav e th a t Tho Associatod Press ______employmenlent, insurance coverage I ■ ■rb'^3i ' an d o th ercr areas. People also ■ - ^ offers the tried-and-id-true perforrnance of :aa CD, b u t w ith a .little Some questions andnd answers worry thatlat the discovery of a I extra. You get a fixed:ed-hlgh-lr)ler^^rate,wfth rh the ex ten d i earning ■ relating to Monday’s; announce.ar “violence gene”gc could be used to I tnent that scientistists and deny the civilciv rights of individu- I power of a 13-monthnth term. So whether you':u're iookrng for iow-rlslj: researchers have virtuatually com- als basedd on« their perceived I pleted a rough draftaft of the potendal to commiti d im e s in the ^ investments for retirtirement or want to addd solid performance to human genetic code: fu tu re . Although Al Presidcni I 6 APY your developing portortfollo, our 13-month CD«3 gives you q little extra.-i.- ' -1 Clinton rece:icently signed an c:xecu- I How genetically similaular are we tive o rd er:r forbidding federal H Call or stop by Wells]lls Fargo and open your 1313-month a> today. to one anotlier? employmenent discrimination on ■ Jndividual humans shareshi 99.9 the basisis of gcnetics and BL g perceni of their DN/NA. T h ai Congress is is considering Icgisla- B s. m eans that of the 3 billioi[lion letters tion, many/ ofol thc-sc issues remain H in the human genetic code,cot eadi unresolved.d. B of us differs in aboutIt 3300,000. Why all th this fanfare if the job B u . ( t c v 4 B Remarkably, those variariations are won’t bc finijinished for imother two B scattered throughout the;he spedes yeors? ' ^ ^ ’m B • without regard to what,t v. we think in iheir experiencecjq cataloguing H of as raco. the geness ofc dozens of other H How gcnetically similarilar arc xvc species, sciecicntists have learned H to other species? that the lastast few letters of code H Scientists have l>een amamazed at are th e toughest. toi Monday’s H how genetically similarir humansI announcemcmcnt covered 99 per- l | are to other species.. H um ans cent of the.* genome,g leaving only K share 80 percent of theiileir genes a few gaps< andai regions of uncer- w ith mice and about 99)9 pcrcenti tainty. Thec remainingr 1 percent I . of their DNA with chimpmpanzees. will take anomother year or rwo to I. Thar means chimps ar«are morc complctc. ButBu for practical pur- L closely related to humansms than to p oses, thec hu1 m an g e n o m e is gorillas. ready to use.sc. Later tMs y ea r sd- H W in a^-body bc ableitoasemy to entists willill publish a paper, B gcnctic information againslinst mc? announdng3 thattl fact, and hold a I There arc great conccrcorns tliat conference: totc share everything II ^A Minimum o^xnJng bJlancc of $10.0001* required fo obtainI ththlt annual percentage yield (APY)>PY)- An early withdrawal penalty wllwill t>e impoied Raiei tubjecT lo ch. I gcnetic technology willII bbe used they know alabout how the genes II ^O 2000 Well* Fbiqo B^nk. N.A..Member M FDIC. to discriminate against pepeople in work.

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iHowf gene tes s t i n g w o r k s T h e A(dam’ o□ fD N A Tho decoding of ttho human genome wilJ ma:-nake now gone (osts possible,e, tbut complox gono testing Is already • t, /Mingus^wldotyioiy. Ono example Is the test}t forfi the mutation, or gone alterateratlon, that causes hemochrt reseanch keepiDsmum HenocbromafaOtOSlS is tho most : WllWhat Is ts s to d : Blood sampleiple or some ° !'’com(t^or)4nherltodItod dlsea^se (n ^ colhfo ll^ ra p ^ from Inside ol choohook \ • The Balthnoro Sun ______companymy offidali said to know the if ■'■'llcausesmebodyody lo retain too muA chosen dc ■ iron f r ^ food andanc Blore It WierBUw test looks: 1 donor’s identity, and he • Wfi ROCKVILLE. M«^d. - In the isn’t talkialking. Thc information is Colktd Inskle tho begirming, tliere wasI onec man. storedin in a fireproof safe at the Dtoease la often not : d chnxnosom^^ discovered unUl : QbtodnniMaoe,( ^ He is die Adam ofaf the coming biotech1 company.coi sorloua organ , • oneme of the 23 ” age of DNA. th e firsrs t hum an to Htire’sw.■*s what Celera wil] say: The c dam agohas : chrchrocnosome pairs liave his genetic libnu•ary read from Alpha HumanHui of genetics is male, occurred : four jund In human . BcOOBofthoponson's first volume to the lalasL And he’s white,. overov 21 and g e n e ra lly A; tho gono Involved P J Tba bade m it of tho the basis for what iss 1being caUed healtliy,y, one or of six men wrho donat* Affects: ’ ONA chain; human the “reference ger^nom e,” th e ed a syrin 1.Uver M. ' ^)ls disease affoctS'jA yringe full of blood and a bod^sIron IPM | ONA contains 3 genetic yardstick agIgainst which semen samplesar for the cau.se last 2. Pancreas WKL T * • taboilsm. billion baso pain: the rest of us may oneic day l>e mea- y«Sar. Eachlach luid, at least in theory, 8. Heart ^ K At position 282 sured:' Ln-six chance of becoming . 4. Ovaries/ M , • ^ 1 Inthogoracxamimd At the Wliite Houseje on Monday, the primarmary donor. L testes ^ ■ ■ In this tost, tho rival groups said theley had inde- Ventertu- was v one of those donors, mutation allocts a pendcntiy crcatcd thche first com- according i IrT^nrtm iiit ing to company sources. So single baso pair plctc human genedcic standard - was Dr.r. Hamilton¥ O. S m ith , a ■ . Includes drawing , - - thc human genome — ^ ^ ^ b io o d to dopioto : 1Q| ' il tho unit is - whidi con- Nobel PrizePriz winner, Celera sdc^- lyroalnofT). tains all the informatation needed list and^ed^emeritus professor at tho porson to build and nm a humm an body. Johns HopkinsHop University. Smith 11 person In 2 0 0 has the gonotico tlctrair ptHIB O nd may have homochromatoslsslsor tho mulQUon But the more comp!plete genome is not shyshy about confirming his evelop It In ttio futuro of the two was produccced by Celeni donation,n, butb adds tliat he d(x.*sn’t If Iho unit is Genomics of Rock' \1 person in a (among Mtilos) Isa'sa-ianier - J kville. And know iff hishi: DNA was diosen. “I : j ^nd has tho geno but not tho diseIlseaso I the porson C elera says It u sedd o n e m an ’s hope it was.”was, he says. ©doosnot DNA as the foundata tio n for ii-. Jamess Shreeve,Sl the author of a SOISOURCES: Curr«n) MoOcal Dtognootatooli « TraatiTMnl. NmbaD OooeUcs. Hum»4uman Oeno>n« Project work. forthcomiming i book about the 'P H i H H H v Qfophtcfl^e HULTENQ 03000KRTrr While the donor’s minam e has not human genomegcni race, was also one been disdoscd, many/ outside< and of tlie irstfirst six donors, one knowl- inside tlic company suspects the edgeablele source> said. Shreeve DNA bdonged to J. CrCraig Venter, would nol01 comment.o k the brash president off Celera.( Wliile• Celcra’s Cc first donor made Geng thci optimism & a t disease. dis In addition., coun*1* ure out vdiat they meajum. It's going tor, Bruouce Haas, said that along of genetic advanceses with> the real- selorss deald with a patient’s psy-jr- to make our job morere compUdt- with eonomplicating the jol)s ofi f t lIRE ity that risk assessmeanent has large- chologiiglcal needs and addressis ed, but hopefully it iss going{ to get gcncticc counselors,c th e cominn ■ f l . Iy outpaced thc abilibility of doctors issu es!s such : as g riev in g , loss,5, the knowl^e out quieddcer." changes3 arci likely to profoundly I to treat or cure th e growingg num* d y ing and c adjustment to lifee Lauren Schcuer,•, a gcnctic affect pat)atients, not always benefi- '.:ber of h ered itaryi'diseases d .now ch anges. g e In its most commonn counselor at Memoro rial S loan- cially. For Fo: example, he said, the! 2 i l lR TIRE SALEI I . included in screeninging regimens. form, gencticge counseling involvess Kettering Cancer Cenm ter in New new tcchr:hnology may heighten thc DELTAI A U SEASON H .. . -sAnd although th1C e potentialj for prenatalItal scrcening or counselingg York a ty , also said thithc cffects of disparityity between the “haves” Itv DURASTEIrEEL RADIALS g ..improved screeninglg tmethods,and for indi'idividuals at high levels ofif thc genome’s compleIction Ukely and thes "have-nots”" In terms of ..more accurate risksk assessment hcreditslitary risk, based either onn won’t be felt imm^iialately in the health carecar covc^gc since a com- 9 • seems likely to expajrpand exiwnen* family/ histoiyh or on genetic test*t* genetic counseling comimmunity. plete risksk assessment will require■' : tially, that rapid expo■cponsion is also ing. But as the field broroadens, the much mo:nore extensive screening P1S5/80R13 L \ -HUWy to e x p ^ e n c:e e iits fair shore F o r' diseases d; such as canccr, need for more counsnselors and . of newlyy Identifiedli genes, ho^flrowing pains, expIAL CHAPAI)M U A L A / T H ExolMtJUde VtryGoedr p i V h e r e 1 ABSm sm H e will thee human genom(e map taake us? UAmAltTefT^ O STh> W athlngtoo P o rtt ______I'. ‘ j them to understandun tliat tliat was ;^ForA lO i^^H f-S c ie n tis ts from the th. National DOCicoding th e secaquence of lif Jerry A. Winkelstein, professor C lhK tioa B ^Institutes of Health1th an d from Th#N4ue«tuenu Human Omkxtm . of pediatriitrics, the Johns Hopkins • PhMdForStods B nt> Intuut* and C e le m ^ ^ ^ g ^ W AOSeuM ______Kelera Genomicss Corp.C have Hospital: IP22S/7SRI5B T~j6 9 ^ teBSZZSRliJ ^nnounced thc com])mpletemap- “ People?lc might perceive the : P23S/75BI5H |_?79.90 P23S/75BI5J of the hum an genSenome. In thc eompMtaii ^ identificcication uf thc human‘ in35/75BI5C _J8 7 M • U23|ZZ5Rli following statem entsts-ex - c erp te d .riom«rfo» W genome (a(as) a largely academic 2 LT235/aSBI6E_____ S97.13 ^from intervicvrt by’ Davis,D; Calif.- exerdse...... The reality Is, it’s hav- U24S/75RI6! 99.16 S >mS/75R16j -based science w riterr RalphF Brave mocofrodTDCtM(;uanM .y ^ ing a phehcnomenal immediate Itn6s/7?B16 r T ~~ <9'£iB~ l5^/7SBI6i .^ geneddsts, clinidanians ana cthi- and ooMr. impact onin families...f Jdsts question what:themappbig th aen.vhmM “Numbcb er one is. If you know ■ireally means. iSST " ej»ctlywhivhat’s wrong, what gene’s > Dan Drcll, b io lo g ist. Mchoxo . affected1 andai what protein isn’t r p y x i m ^uman/M icrobial1 G enom e H«f«u«it being prododuced in tlie right fasli- SJProgram, D epartm ent« t iOf Energy: eompoiwi ^ ion. it offerfers you a rcal chance to 2 “I feel Uke weVee justj' played improve th'therapy very immediate- ;the first game of th e season. tocMquM ly. It doesicsn’t always work, but •Because wcVe still gotgot all this fig- » aocooc i when it wcwork.s it's very exciting Turing out as to w hat; thcthi genes do. for the patiiaticnt. I'Xeep in mind that a geneg makes DNA M “The see.econd th in g ... is It allows *!a protein. And thahat protein you to defiefine the disease based BH (doesn’t sit there by Itself. It MTAOM& . on molcculcular terms rather thnn [✓ OIL CHANG^! lA L irm ii l^ftirks in a very compiciplex sympho- c * le ra-a / it’s a milderler form.’ ✓ SHOCKS tcninor pathogen of thethe tnale ure- ^ j 7 J,: “The thirhird thing ... is it allows ;^thra. It has 474 predic:dicted genes - ' j ' j :arrier detection.” I ✓ STRUTS Jcomparcd with ^ e 80,00080, genes Malmcmm Cohen, director, Ziti th c.h u m o n b o dly). y ) It’s the ■ndVan cvMMPMvand aWitormMI H arv ey InInstitute for Human ✓ AIR CONDITII ^sftiallcst frcc-Iivins lifelift form wc I!I£S«p5IpMcn. ~ S 5 = ~ t . : •SklvSl Genetics,s. Greater Baltimore ✓ SPORT RIMS ,1 ® ,• Ired and sev* Hm nanm OetteiM< Pr«4»ct: IlnMw r aSM tuandn# Medical CcrCenter (GBMC): fety.four genes meonions 474 pro- ^ ^ (® |i “The oldId adage that every dis* ✓ FARM T IR E S / . ^ - r i s s r. skAXiraW s •«T'a 2 .•OATS •nuut Bpins. It means 474 partspa to the i‘ ease with1 tlthc exception of trau* I ✓ RETREADING> .OOU CA*TS *1 •OMchine, so to s p e aIc.... k ... Figuring ^ ^7*r: has aI geneticgi component is • TKM . - fc: 3 ^ .rMMAMfrMf rr_W ¥ l u n m iz ^kit how many of thoseose parts are •*»>" •• J.' \. ;r o 'r - reaUy goinging to be true. Some of ✓ ACCESSORIES ^b^u tely fun dam enntal la to cellu- my concern::ms are with how we’re imoMmM Qnmaomatrnoon. QXKT«uunilia>m i ✓ ON-THE-JOB, Your TolFofal Aute ^3ar life, what they’re! allal doing, is «M no 9«c*i oontm u>M •«»>«« "• going to haihandle that information v^omeihing that’s fara r £rom fin- ^euisoAnexn ISaOOObMpwr*. t>«rwoo< t»M pain. Th* macpMl MCton byT at the diniclical level. ... SERVICE TRUu c K s CJCti ■MW0«i»iK>MttY« 0NA»«J Supen>rmaiket , I *ished. And now that’sIt’s tho Sim- udonM. catnpuMr. mucrwdia»»isior»of>oiruu. “Tlie latestest survey from several “plestone." ______years ngoI slshowed that dose to a •' Arthur Caplan,, di ire c to r, quarter off thetl medical schools In ^Center for Bioethics,i. UniversityI. . . . . this countrItry d o n ’t even teach ' Pennsylvania: being lookoked at by third parties. problems, j or caldficd rcregions in genetics asas an organized course tkr.Tzn all for mapjipping the There’s no guarantee that coun- the i brain. _. for students.Its. I would dare say that' F / W i giettom othe faster thcthe better. seling wilvill always accompany “When we found the! gene,g wc most physii(sicians who finished JJj^tjthere’s still nolo guarantee£ testing. There’s Th not enough p^* went ' to a dinner that wwas o rg a - their trainingling more than five to 10 Q ffl P«>lJle can-get generic gei test- sonnel to0 dot it. There’s no train- nized i by thc parents oof about years ago havehi very Utiic. under- TEA^IM »}Bi pala>for if th e y,r wantw it in ing in lawM anda in ethics for people 300 ; o r 400. ch ild ren wiwith this standing oft:if the m odem molccular Mrms qf Ihsiu^cc. There'sTh< still in medicalad and in nursing schools disease. « And it was kintnd o f sad genetic comjmponents of the prac* me nntnepowFiiofoyni tcao tocAViKAnOK[ ^ ’hadeniU legislationn protectingr who will1 beI: asked to interpret to t be able to report too them: I ticeofmfrdicdicinetcxiav ___ 'j^insi^genetic discrirxiraination. informatiorio n .... can ( now tell you what th c m uta- “It's goinging lo be impossible to 'Qierie’i 9till no guaratrantee that “Otherr thantl that, we’re aU set." tions t arc and thereforerc .in the cducatc allII tthe practitioners and will b e2 affordable.al Trevorr Hawkins,I sequencing near i future, in a nunimber of make thenem geneticists. (At !^cro's!s^ no guarantentee that we director, JointJc Genome Institute, months, i vve can set up. diagnos*< , GBMC). we’(fe’vc set up a referral = Sl& ’t'.ieit'people' withiithout their ‘Departmenicnt of Energy: tic t systems that wUl bee a b le to and consuliailiati%*e center for aU the J including chUiIldren arid “Diagnoslosis is a real issue. ... I scrccn s you to teU you vw h e th e r .fields of medledidne. Many commu- { g ^ ry d^..'T here’s no privacy discovereded a gene for tuberous or c not you arc a* carririer and ni^ hospitalitals have not thought sdcrosis whichwl offccts about one th t erefo re (w hether) yoi'Our first about haviiving a geneticist on fc “Want me to go on?m? There’s in 6.000 newbornsnc eoch year. ... offspring o was a sporadicic case. ... board. But: thcth horse is out of the Oiothlng to prohibit testissting bf thc (The result]ilt) con be mild like skin But I rm afraid we can’tt doi any* bam . Gcnetiictics today is no longer Jdead. There’s nothingg toti protcct l<^sions, oror it can be severe and thing t: about i t . ... the provincncc of geneticists. It H •stored gqoetic ixiformatnation from have liverer problems, or retinal “It was very, very diffi■ficult for belongs to eveverybody.” M WKM V V I ’ I

06 TlRM»««wt,T«, Twta F«0>, hlaho TuesdarJum:na 27. 2000 V ------^ - • ••------^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ------:______Tuexlay, Juno 27.2000 Tlme»Wwn. Twin Fall*. Idaho C-7 I d a h o3/W/ eST , , - • ' I d a h o /W e s i ^ Cosmclo says Lewiviston man^ Famijily upsett after malan dies iiin police incidenti _ fTown battles over redevelopment Teton Pass Trail moves nian ahead ’ IDAHO FAL.LLS (AP) - cer’sJ’s baton. Lainhart had ententered burglary to drivi ving under tho last ye^yea v*enpolice, nw ponding;- : VAIL, Colo. (AP) - Battling to Two consecutive below-par cities,” said Fon-est Thc citv ^ is ‘mos)st amazingg bachelor’ Reladves of thc: manr killed dur- Hinesics’ apartment to arrest: hihinr influence, ahd hisis family said he to a call ing an altercationin w idi an officcr for failure fa to pay a $512 cou:ourt was schizophren:nic and known hotel,^ f about distwb^ce at a regain its crown as die nation’s snow years have left VaiJ traU- also hoped to'attract a major WILSON Wvo a nrrv. a i r • ji:wiSTON (AF)( - W hen the Cen)enter store owner. il, found Hinci m hli room — .r, i No. 1 ski town.'Vail wants to ing Breckenridge in skier visits hotel. i DOMdtrai!vKirl^Mo7 A wide range of options arc -Jnstcad, the money would llkt^ last week believeve police proce- Tme. around town ass “one‘ of those and discovereddis on outstanding - . rebuild one of its main commcr- ' and have forced budget cuts on The dty already owns most of ^^hor^L ^k still under consideration, from a ly go to Teion County. Wyo., and ‘'all sbouc men” n issue of “I “1 had no idea.” Schamhoihorsi dures for dealing,ig jy ith the men- Dur)uring the attack, Hines: wiwas crazy guys who< daniedc in cir- ' warran Cosmopolitan hitshit newsstands this saidaid. “ I’m p re tty sure my sis rant against him. Hines ::: -n...; dal centers to attract skftii^nd* a ammunlty.used to Uie land - except fS^Se she of not be^om^?r.rf ^ ^eton County.’Idaho. wWch are sister tally ill are wocfuUjily inadequate. struckick by two rounds fired fro:from d e f ’ becamime c belligerent, and both - .t.'x.'business. , . Redeveloping Uonshead, one the proposed lake whiih is ahL^^ r tmil for hikere anc^ bikers and a building trails to the forest week, thc tnagazgazinc will include a . andnd h e r fnends sent in my photophi -I don’t feel th:hat it’s any one Lainh;nhart’s pistol. One hit himm con A man wilh o hihis own criminal officers fuU page photogiograph of a 23-year- andnd profile.” ■person’s fault, andid I don’t say Ace the leftlel side in his mid-torso, an w u s e d p e p p e r s p r a y t o s u b ------.--.i But even fora town too image- of two major base villages or occupied by the dozen condos marked an^X rli mm secondary j-ath for horses. Iroundarics, she said. , and record, Burke mailade no'excuses due him : consdous to tolerate a cemetery commercial centers in Vail, The wealthy hJSe“ iners Sooroic^ An eny.ronmcnial assessment Last year, forest and county old northern Idahd ^o m an . S Sc c^am horst appears on page:iee57 is innocent," «aidid Harry Burke, the otherot struck him belowr ththe for Hines. But hche argued that His te Bill Schamhorhorst of Lewiston is. withith th e nam e Billy Jeffrey. the half-brotherr (of Acel Hines. shoulluldcr blades in his badack, policc should re-exsxamine polides when co C osm o’s pickk aas Idaho’s most “I ‘'I want to apologize to my’ fami-faj “But 1 think therere w as a lot of accordording to a policc report, “to be sure they haveh sofety for said, vnu SmKvyeaTiS w«e1nfSaTed““tThe'th"o^ spSmo's'^ILT^S.SC^'iratid SL^mmirforthe amazing bache:helor in the Man ly’ members.m Tm not embarmss^ssed negligence and wrc/rong procedures Lairainhart is on paid administr:istra- themselves and theie people.” c e rs ao - i i - - p - " » « Hunt 2000 featvmature that goes on aboit»ul th e family name,” he: said. sa done on this." tive! leave lc pending the compliiplc- “My brother haciad mental prob- • re co rd s sale Tuesday. “ It’jIt’s just a simple issue>e of Hines, 48, was5 fatallyi sliot by tionI ofof an internal investigation,on. lem-s" Burk6 said.I. “All‘ the police b e l p ^ h Winding up ih a stoty about cli- Schic h a rn h o rs t not bein g a m ms ar- Officer Richard La:^ n h a rt after he Himines had been arrestedd 1 18 kncnv him. But he e didn’t have to take can ™ X y"S^3oU u.t,orid,p«v „™ l7K *^„c7^ded°nr,; w»lk!:d\u^rou„°J,o°„™ Ld eifcoiTA yX ^ m«oriz"d°“„s? u i fo p b le bachelorsrs tin a major maga- keta’table nam e (in show biudness] aircof^lcgalT ^rabiU ' J'liii. pto they can do it to anybody," community ceiuor, and a plaza couldn't find a snot like this " and crofio a b m T to iriMnr trail would also cross the dt-sien and build thcir trails. ess).” attacked the officeicer, first with a timeses in the p ast 24 yearsifor fo die bccause of his; illness.”il ties andJnd could have tipped oHi- .uio said Foley, who wtu-ts ot that would give visitors an said MarUmV® preSdem of ° BndBcr-Tclnn National Forc-sI Some-ot the money from this zinc came asi a surprise to the Sdiam Sc horst hopes lo makec itit as bicyclc and rhcnn w ith the offi- crimesies ranging from forgery aniand Hines most recccent arrest was ccrs off t Lew iston Genm.(AF)-Lt.Col. IP O W U T S < George A. Custer:ter made history mm w b- ■■ ^ Oanc, sweets Juicy ^ Ji nation s parks i in losing iliu Butt]attic of thc Little Cm A s s o r t e d Bigliom, bul lit.*• wwon a split (ieci- English Toasting A .P BEEF IWIENER(S tm sion about his tactactics in a muck n court martial herlere marking the |f ^ BAGEU "•V ^^q O C BING .4aiSI^»»S^29 battle’s 124th anninniversary. ^BREAD , H Falls Brand Boneles)st Beef -=:BoiBoaeleWBeel m l|| GJric-f. s.!?:™ aXi„“t “ I’m convinced:ed that Colonel 1 Ul.I loal If' ' « ■ 95% Lean 7-BoflO Custer commitnitled several ^ icKSTEAiT w ifiPu. u n cn rllco ■'Lb. I w .k ROAST CHW , gy^ ^ ™ Lb. Similar research found many : errors,” Judgee COttic Reno of Western Family BUFFET HAnm s CHUCK I Lucasville, Ohio,D, cconcluded after two hours of testinitimony. U fl CAULIFLOWER BANAMA<; The worst, ReReno said, was HAMBURGE 5 9 ^ C u ste r’s decisio:sion to split his b j Whole OP $12 ■ IVUJSHROOIVIS POTATOES 5r!Ir»S ^ ^ command into thh rce n pans before H IER & Pkg- f Halves I I engaging the eneinemy, n decision ^HOT DOG Bl u . . I that •‘turned almoinost certain vie* ^ / SI , ^ $^99 ■ o o e i a $ 1 7 9 9 $1 :25Hs£=a tory into ccrtainJ dlnt*Asst. [fa ^ B u c k e t W Custer. IL I BOTTU D liM Q /O l i. Favorites 1# Oz. | -jga, i Q i Custer rcfu.scd to believe his VUISICL CaWhole Dixie Ul m H icr ' n.itioiKil parks, nod showed an Crow scouts aboutt theth size of thc iij- H Sioux force gatherecred in thc vai- 90L WHI ley of th e Little BigBighom River, Thei Reno said. He drove PICKLE )ve his men on 9 8 'f 'L ^ternF aiH r^^ ------' U V 5 ------' CB^KEi^ Pint ^ 99*^ | a fo rc e d marchI towardti the ^ BOWLSiaejjip C O - Indian camp, know]awing that he 16 ID Oz. CS 1 ^ “ 9 f l WMJjM would arrive two day:lays ^ e a d of a 3tMoody argued. (UfaLfc^lc lyi&M s , O/SC * s ™ ' “ O I $ 4 I Custer told the jut 1 2! 0Oz. A I judges and n CrnT o z. C o n c . ADEM TIA few h u n d red peoplepie gathered IPS KC fo^ his co u rt m artiatial, that his CASI «» Begnlap.U ^ ^IZPaclT^ ^ i.o a,io n ^r^ orders basically leftft his1 pursuit _ .ISE < OF # ^ ^ 1 9 9 2ri I of the Indians to his{discretion. di 24!*' I 12 Oz. Can l:$8°° M —J. ian “Until now. there has bcKin no There could have5 beenb< no pin- cer movement thatt wouldw have * 1 ’ trapped the Sioux andind (Cheyenne H s m r PO ST CEREALS I r,;;d';'r^d-'r'l'r^e"'r^rr^^^^ between three columnm ns of caval- L B i ry, as planned, becauMusc no one iL wi^r. JEI ELLO PUDDII ciiivc A m ihik I CHEX MIX DOG FOOD BATHROOM had any idea where,!, inir the great 6 0Z.S! ! 1 -GRAPENUTS 24 expanse of territory' southso of the a Instant a Sugar Frei m I&mm TISSUE 0Z. 5r / I Yellowstone River,, theyth would A be found. C u ster said sa: all his E L L O J E I lon.d #1 /$ C S l 1 99 ' 4kO dQ •G“PEN“TSO’s 1 2 0 Z . ^ > 4 — I -S ;£ --T .^ v e hope that experience told himm that once _^ 60z. s 6 . 6 Uns. >n< (lE S ^;: ylftj. X * / I* * ' 12 Boll ▼ •GRAPINUTSFUKES180Z. / V W m M the Sioux realized thhc e .Army was I iiml publislied every five ye;ii^ t I approaching, they woulould flee. . 6 8 ' His only chance of capturing. SST •‘ee"'®'' m i f e > ' m l w Jtog I I Pkg. u •RAISINBRAN 2 0 0 Z. / t f I them was to take theihem by sur- NG CHIPS oai^ ______W__W ______served protected.” prise, but h e lost thec elemente m surprise when warr out ^ m b A A I Conservation Associitito'n is I scoudng or hunting spottedsp his SB CHOC. CHI column. That's when1 hc hi dedded hc couldn’t wait for>r thc t other 0 C O O K I B l ^ i i S H S Q I n r e a l a S 4 9 9 BARBEQUE A A | J D O G $ 4 4 , Q , Q I troops, Custer said. So h e s e n t Capt. Fi ^pW|ETERGENTV/l« SAUCE ||H ^ CHOW Benteen with three comompanies to VE M scout the bluffs to thele souths and O N A D D I S cut off any escape. Then’ h c K ordered M aj. RenoI ai th ree H L '*00^- I 1 8 0 z . ’ u u BIG 42.5Lb. I I I Jra.OOo'i^embSis.''’' I companies to cross thetie i and ■ N . Bonos Jar ■ Assorted W Bonus Bag ■ ■ ■ TheNa;ionan n.siforHistor.^c hit the village, scattercr the pony SONAA^ P re s c rv 'a tio n IS (Hl- nadon s Icad- herd and thus prev th e • Indians from escaping. * Hc said thc last hc sawsj: Reno, P WENS : Reno seem ed to b c c:arrying a n out lA B Iillteic $099 iaiRY $449 I r a c l e $ 4 9 9 m e o w o a q q I : his order. Bcjnteen, hie e assumed,t S i was on his way wilh1 r< S H I N G T O'A r H U I I laFTEWER DETtRGEIIT^ZI^" W HIP MIX QlfOOl p = ----- ments and ammunition. a o B B f IWWVPWMi^F ’Jn U Oz- Liquid Quart I Ba^' I ^*°invesMents°‘''^ mwdBoj^^ Rgarorugh^^^ ^ges.

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MOSCOW (AP) - After fte two years of nautslls to live for cxtcndcKl peri'iriods on the • th at b uilt ilt, the module, said the-corompo. ' Into th e stadonn programpi in’ lp93 in A6i>^ dela^^s, spacc o ffic ialslls set a.July 12 outpapost in space. nent will11 1blast off July 12 on to|>t> of a of saving timec aad'moncy;oi put R i^sIn ^ ffic iaals set launch date Mond:iday for the TTithe launch date has been pushedpu back . m a ssiv e Proton rocket fromI the delays ore estimaimated to have cost NASA International Spacc StuStation’s service . sever times,bccause of cashsh shortoges ' Baikonurir lilaunc^ pad. as m uch as $3 billion.bill ...... module, q crucial compoiponent that pro* in th The module, a cylindc:der packed wilh . Ton□mmy Holloway, NASA'sI stadonst pro- lau n c h . LaLater succcssful liftoffs haveh lau n ch ed in NovSfovember and D e ccm b u ;pf space module^ air filters und includinging the-station’s gramTl manager, and Valery' Ryumin,F a oUayed con:onccms of a launch failure.!. 1998, an d U.S.. spacesp shuttle CreWs h a ^ sewage system, is neccs:essary for astro- depututy chief of the Russianin company , The U.S.f.S. s p a ^ a ^ n c y invited Riiliissili visited. •

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Toe«U)f,Jur»27.2002000 Tlme»«*wi,Tii1n Fans, Ideho t-S a - W o r l d ' T R e fForms c facceacid tes IR iA aIlo\WS insjpectiol»n o f w(/^capons I S LONDON 0 Mexico’si elections (AP) - Two intema- inspections ir enabled the Caiholic- Ca and dinnot be tional statesi!smen appointed to Protestant P power-sharing a e used without thcir inging thei inspections. ’ AngftlwiTlmw Tir o examine IR. g admin- becoming awanare that this has hap- •*] ceotering on tho PRL RA w e ap o n s said istration is in Northern Irek•eland to pened”, the rep "Everyone who wants the Gne complaint indudededpho- ^n^ytheybr have carried out the re ^rt said. peai?eace process to work will v^l- resume work. The IRA said ilEXICO) CITYC - In a n atio n . tographs tt of a PRI congress!essiSnaJ ons and- are satisfied The two inspectors - fc id that it had carried comrome this significant develdp- riding party's vote-rig- a - fo rm e r out its May 6' dedsion d to resume men candidate in t h e a t e of Pu arsenals caimot be Finnish Fi President Martti ^ contact with i nent," he add^. ied an entire leidcon g gi reeti;^ voters and bonding being detected. ^ Ahtisaori A and African Nai I an Independent In Dublin, Irish Prime Minister cri^keiy.IHexico'^.vot* « cusly, the oudawed C. Rational InternationalII C om m ission on Bert com flour a t a store that pro^ Congress veteran ■ C y ril Dccomn^ssionii tertie Ahem said the inspecaSi . ^ ^ f i ^ w l l l ^■more m< thaa choose a ^ federally f« subsidized goodi ican Anny also said -RiRamaphosa of South Africa ling in Belfast, and “proprovided confirmadon that eh tJu ly ’2 .T h ey wiU Jn ns had been carried Pi ira-met that “a numbejer of arms dumps weaj Jmpoverishedrural dwellrollers. inspection Prime Minister Tony BhB lair a t have been exam weapons and explosives are c reformsr< that could Another A accused adminlstrcstrators _ . , DowningD< Street to hand in iminecL” andnd j adequatdy swred and cannm 3|nrou<^ w« country's c cleanest fr in th eir The arins dunumps are reputedly be u- from a welfare program, ca pm ent, welcomed by report. re; hidden in the Iri c used without the k n o w le d g ^ Progreso, of summoning^lusoo 1, thelrii^goven;armient. was a major The inspeaors "were she [rish cotinuysidc Mr.Ir. Ahtisaari and Am . SEAmin^raeniendent federal elec- ru shown a Gerry Adams, president of the ' Ram rural residents to a meeting curing peace in substantial sul quantity of IRALA arms,. IRA’s political iamaphosa, who will re-in sp ® ' has.s^nt,J3Sp miir ,. tl^pn th launc^iing into a testimo •eland. T h e IR A ’s induding int explosives” and “ al ally, Sinn Fein, iheaiic arms dumps on a regular b t ^ Ti:lion to bocOTpit public financing for • foi agreement in : d “have said the IRA wasv, “both coura- to cn for Labastida. n M ay to allow th e insured in: tho weapons are! secst u re geous and imagi • ensure that the weapons how: ■* underdog caicampaigns. It has Foreign election observerv ers iginative” in allow- remaig ain e d secure.” "Z u designed pnvaivate voting booths, laud ]ai the steps taken to proprotect ^1. trained heirlyirly 800,000 civilian ogainst ag tricks of the past, duringdui J- poll w atch^trs Jand plugged into- which wl ballot boxes were stolenstc >< the Intttnet.to^^to broadcast results ^ an d votes cast using tho nameimes ^ in sta n ift ^ it has blariketed deceased de people. The glossarsary of ,‘E the c m m ^ >dtmth assurances that' vote voi rigging came to indude' the ‘fvotesiVui'b^'Ifc'Ti6«e and secret.” "carousel" "ci of PRI sympathiathizers .1 “T h ^ ctadfipons i^ i for this dec* who wh went from polling statiortion to vation are b ^terlsr lhan for any previ- pidpolling station, voting each tii f^ous eleciiorf!orfs," said Jose an*ding 5 bccome the hottlottesi - and poten- toJ dectioncJ observers. 5 tially decisive/e •- issue in what Polls P( show Labastida and FoxF h remains a remaimarkably competi- rumjnning neck and neck, withith a ‘f tive race.' thirlird candidate, Cuauhtemi fl W id ^ r« a d1 prpraise for the elec- Cariardenas of the center-le I toral innovaticItions, part of a Denemocratic Revolution Partarty, reform packagiage approved in traHiniling } f4996, is‘ i^umpiiping up against W oldenberg said such lon,long- ■growing concenem that'.the vote stanianding PRI tactics as handou might be himlsh louts lished long-before - potpotent tools in a country w'here ha thie first baUotisris marked: I 40I pillni».nl(»>.pprproach the village of Duma In niral-aid recipi- WoWoldenberg called the intro In the Maluku iBlands, Indonesneslo, prior to an attack that klkilled more thon 100 ChristiansIans Tuesday. :* ints, giving awajvay free b icy d es ductiicaon of private voting booths ^ d scwiog machichines and pres- compmplcie with curtains, at th< suring public emjsmployees to g'pt 114,C4,000 voting sites “an anti o u t th e/«We for/I)r/PRl'candidate' , dote"te" to coerdon. “W hat we an F^pisto:Ult«t^d I Rival ling nepple.who ere verj I religioDUS gan:Igs fightt in Ined e r y - donesii MembeSof tfieti» d ^ o n . ihstff \ needj sdy is, Take th e ^ t and vottfote TERNATE, Indo ionesia (AP) - Thele fighting took a horrifyirying other parts of Indo tutc also complipl6tn that the. \ forwiwho you w ant,"' h e said inlan an There’s little talk Ionesia, making bloodshdshed will just continues” nation’s, ibroadc Ik of peace in turn1 ao week ago when 4,00,000 Christians uneasy:y about becom- Col. Sul idcasters have' ' intervcrvicw. Indonesia’s Malukuu islands, but a Muslirlim fighters descended o Sutrisno said in his office Savored Labastida.da- • \ Tha 1 on ing a minority in o;one of the few lookingng t out a t the charred h u lk jf liaf inight be easier said thanturn lo t about religion aniind r e v i s e . Duma,la, a predominandy Christia«ian comers of the count :i[; Critics say thehe PRI’s tactics done,le. Mexicans place greateat In the tiny port ntry wliere they church:hinTemate. ir • rt o f T e rn a te , villagege on Halmahera. dominate. About 909 p ercen t of Indon Jindercut'thfe beibenefits of the ' -imporlortance on honoring infor-For- streets signs urge yyoung m en to Chur lonesia’s eigth-month-oW ijefonns, which aiaimed to make 'mai c lurch workers said more thium a Indonesia’s 210 millillion people are reformisimist govemment has rep ^- 1 contracts - and that can:an join the Muslim LL a k sa r Jih a d 180 pec?eople were killed, while gov-go\ Muslim, flections cleanerr in large part by indudude iheir votes, (Holy War Force)e) and attack emmei edly urged urg the two sides to Uy taldng thopi outt of the hands of “Yo lent officials put the deat!sath T he fi^^titing stiitaried at the down thetheir weapons. ^ you may be a Cardenista1 at Christians on tneighboring toll atIt 108.: Either figure madele iti beginning of 1999, s; tfie governing part>irty and applying heart,rt. or you m ay be fed up withith Ralmahera island, v , sparked by an Presicisident Abdurrahman closer cqntrols o . where dozens oneof of lhe worst sin^e in d d enEnts t argum ent betweenin a Christian Wahid,d, a a Muslim d eric who tus s on ca m p aig n th e PR PI I’and f a s ^ a t c d by Fox.ox. w ere killed last weekek. tnihefic fighdng. spending. Almo!nost everyone But wi bus driver nnd hisis Muslim con- long espospoused rdigious toleraru^, when you take something,ng, “We have to fi^t ht and destroy In Maluku’sMj provindal capitalital, ■ ductor. Within hoi ag rees th at th e^ inimprovements particticularly if you’re an olderler them,” said Faisal ours, much of himself•If 1headed a peace m issi^ tfender unlikely II A n sa r, com- Ambon,on, wild su-cct dashes ragecged Ambon was in flamenes and trouble to Ambonbon late last year. Nem- ly widespread persorson, you’re honor-bound to mandiu- of a Muslimn militia. “The betwee: (heating on elect!jction day. The vote" een Muslims and Christian:ians spread quickly to othitherislands. fightingng Ibroke out the day aftSr e" for them, said Danielicl Christians massacacred us six nearlyly everyc day late in the week,ek. One village .ifti.T;r another was he left, j oncem is aboutt iiinfluence-buy- Lund,d, president of the Mexico[co mionths ago. It’s now t. , • frig before the votinj w time to take Thee armyi seems incapable! oroi destroyed. Commununities once Blood3d t IS flowing as Indonesia ting begins. City-br'-based polling business•ss backourland." un williilling to stop the bloodshed “You can havee a system th a t MUNBND. ied, touted as modds of)f reli^ous toi- grapplesles 'wilh ils worst economK Over the past 18I rmonths more even asai it threatens to engull;ulf erance were split iipapart. crisis in j S does a g ^ job of counting the There labastida campaign andnd th a n 2,5(X) people ol in a generaii' n and*a of both faiths other- regionsn in this ethnicalljilly With accusiiiions {s growing that painfulll ti transition lo democraC^’ / , J votes. Bot/what ococcurs months federa]:ral offidals insist that theycy hav e been I^ e d in aa bloody cyde andrelij j earlier is/what is > d angerous,” a re fol eligiously diverse nation thath at many soldiers aro t(too scared to after tlu-e e archipelago Lastit month,r sectarian fightinging ly taking sides. n;iticlional military WorldId ' Vision, a W ashingt^- :y who heads a Jarquc!ue, who oversees a vast net-et- known as the Spice IsIdands during erupted / wngressional ajnunTimittee looking w ork o ed on Sulawesi island in cen-en- commandcrs said lajlast w eek that' b.ist-d emiemergency relief grouFCS^ c of welfare programs, saidid Dutch colonial times,s. trai Indindoncsia, where more thanlan they would deploy mimore troops to the only t ' p t o mis}isp of publicblic funds in the offidalials would have a hai^ timene Street battles amoi lly aid agency w o rk in g ^ long riv al reli- 120 peojeople were killed in days; of the worst-hit are.is. the iiorthiirthem ha^ of Halmaheso prudential omipaiipaign. The com- swappiiping aid for votes becausese gious gangs are brutaItal. Hundreds violenc mittee has receivecved 117 formal rolls h; nee that left ihousandsids The arm ed forc«ces C hief in island,, whwhere mpch of the woilt ; have been closed to new!W chargc with swords,, sspears, bows homeles;less and dozens injured, N orth M aluku isn’tI’t o p tim istic figliting; h: B complaints, mostIt ddealing with redpicjlicnts since December - the[le an d arrows, homemai g has taken place in rcccCl I alleged misuse of | lade g uns and Tensictsions have been fueled by that will make much1 cdifference. wt-t-ks.. Gr Graham [Strong, its locpl of govemment routineine cutoff for the annualal bombs. Now m o d mI iweapons are the migrigration into the Malukus of ■ rural aid programsIS aand nearly all sign-up.up. of "The peoplt- mustst w ant peace head, can.an see no end to the con- starting to crccp intoJ t th eco n fli't. tens off thousands il of Muslims from3m in iheir hearts, othih erw ise the flict. Unitec:d Natior>ns looks ini mirroi•r, wantsichange DaimlcrCli l h r y s l e r buys 101 percent | L GENEVA (AP) - 1M embers o f j . I lions of)f people] - perhaps even a stake in H-lyundal Motoior Compan^ the U nited Nationss hihave failed in • their p le d ^ to lift: ouout of poverty, majorityity of the human race - are^ SEOUL. South Kc bcing denied dl those benefits.” ^ trading on the Kon)rean Stock steps to) reachre that goal,” sa^I Jiince a 1995 U.N. ci / from Africa, conference Represen •• Exchange. S iev e KiKilson. a Hyund« . l&osted by Denmarkirk at which lentatives of 168 govem‘‘ - The tio-up also;o b o o sted spokesman V iearly 120 heads of stastate and^ov- and nine observers, arc lam en t pledged to ed to speak during the to eradicate week. J 4 “Mil|ions of poor,)r, disadvan- I______P P H H 9 WhileJ the tl discussions continue iftKed men, women anand children in th e United Ur Nations’ second .XTOuad the globe expe h ead q ularters ar - the I’alais des xpected us tu Nambla’i’■ Theo1 B«n Guribab, right. Chainlalmuin of tha U..N. General AsiIssombly, Nations - 1 jfdi : better," saidaid . Nyrup „p,„, - organizations hoping to h« 24th special session In Qenav.neva, Swithzariand, alongsidee IU.N. work towiw ard the same goal will ry-Qaneral Kofi Annan. be mectinj:ing nearby in a "parallel iiit iioii!] 'i&elogations were t e presented . summit.” 5 w A P.N. reports indie"““ tins that recommilnit themselves to battle We Can't Affford Large Coloor Ads, Blit i ■ > the number living in absolute minute from malariaI rand other And acricross town nn “altema- Sj potla^.^ on less than ; “human misery," going . preventable diseases?” tiv e sumnmmil’-’ of more critical We Can saave You Money ( nnadoUarn beyond a proposed goal of halv- “WilLtreaunent forr jAIDS still organizaticitions will bc demanding J : I Js doM-jnsts actually gro' proportion of people in %bilwii from about 1 1 be priced far beyond tlthe means more radiolical solutions, Brakes, Shod 1 billion in extremele poverty by the year of those suffering fromI iiil in dcvcl- Thousanands of protesters from rts, Alignment, I , ' 2015.' S'*?Tm.WorId Bank say oping countries?’' he adddded. the thirdd £group marched peoce- says that fig. "Fifleerlen years from now, will Arman said Sunday llthat “glob- fully throirough the streets of vin'Cfkrill not decreaseise over th e ^ c r e stiU j w a r t ^ h t years unle^: s ili be tens of millions of alizadon” - ihe loweringng of harri- Geneva onor Sunday to urge the something prjmary-ag-age school children who er3-io trade, investmentu and busi- • cancellntioiIon of the debt owed by . are not in schcxil?" Arman asiccd. ness nround the world ntries. S U .l. Secretory-Genieneral Kofi -..will sma Id - offers poor countr ^ urged meml>er r mail children and preg- hope of changing things.s, “The ‘socsodal summit’ orgonizes :r naaons to nant wom(mcn still be dying every “B ut deariy at the moiloment mil- sodal misersery,” said some signs. > i 10 •nme*«9w», TwtrTwtn Falif, Idaho Timdsy, JutwB 27.21 2000 , W o r l dD ______BESTmilASllSXtOPT------—

Chinaa executees (dealers rrrriftiiiu on u.r.N.’s anti-[-(drug (day l j BEIJING (AP)-1) - China m arked the numberm. of registered addictsicts U.N. anti-druR day da; M onday by as [lighhig as 800,000, and a senior executing dealers,:rs, torching nar- U.S.). drug ( control official has corics and publiclyicly acknowledg* quote)ted Chinc.se estimate.? off 3 W i ing th e grim inroaroads drugs arc ^illio:lion to 1 2 million total drug making among ChiChinese, particu- users,rs, out of China’s estim ated L9H HH EE bibillion people. Those executeuted i n d u d c d "ThiThe drug scourge is becomingin g three drug traffitffickers from morec seriousi with cach pas.singm g TaiwAn, a Hong: KongKi resident. day andar the situation is grim for I two Shanghai hertieroin dealers, tlie anti-dnigan struggle,” the poli-3ii- fo u r d ealer.? in1 the tl northern cypapaper aclmowledged. province of Shaanxmxi, three farm- Lawaw cnforccrs “are waging a • crs in China’.s drug-afflicteddr fiercecc battle against all drug-‘s- southwest, and fourour manufactur- relateited criminal activities, ers of methamphc^hetamine, the adminilinistering merciless punish- .state-run Xinhuaa Newsh Agcncy ment,t tbt't those involved.” said. Betwitween 1991 and 1999, China It carricd conflicilicting accounts crackeikcd more than 800,000 drug on th e to tal numb,mber of people ca.ses,s, confiscatingc almost 40 tons pul ID death but saidsai the execu- of hereeroin, 17 tons of opium, 15 tions m a d e “a cle;:lear and com- tonsof of marijuana, and 23 tons oof f polling statement.”I.” methaihamphctamine, thc paper China also exccuccuted at least said.It It added that the 22 tons of 38 drug trafficker.';r.s JascIi week. drugss seized & in 1999 marked a 33 In its first policilicy paper on percenent rise over the previous China’s drug problcblems, the gov. year, ernm ent said Monc□nday lhat the Afterter wiping out widespread i number of regist'istered drug opiumTl addiction.i in the first years ; addicts jum ped frni:rom 148,000 in ' of comiimmunist rule, the govcrn- I 1991 to 681,000 last;ist year. Heroin ment waswi slow to react to a resur- was th e d ru g of choice ch for 71 gence'j in ii drug u.sc follo«ving eco- j percent of addicts,ts, and 79 per- • nomicc rcfonnsn in the 1980s. Only i cent were under ageagt 35, accord- in the.• pastp; few years has thc gov- ing to the documentnt issuedi: by the ernmient en started public aware- t f i O . State Counci], Chinn’:na’s Cabinet. ness :ampaignscan and appealed for Voluntoere loatf oil -soakakod pongulns Into boxes onn thet eastern shore of Robben More recent figun;urcs have, put internalladonal cooperation. ien Islantl off of Cape Town, Soikiuth Africa Monday. The boxes)xes are then transported by; boat to Sanccob wheroD ttho penguins a re treated andind cleaned. ZimbabweIB leader rejeiects election Presldont Robort Mu|Muoabo's party said Sundoyay Iho Volurnteers tryi to ssave oilly pen^guins -would not allow Iho0 nationalnj oioctfon thiswookon to weaken his CAPE TOWN, Sououth Africa tilutcd catcardboard boxes for tnms-S' since Friday. Southernm iAfrican Foundadon.for control of 3ZbnbabwB^ M ugabe's (AP) - Volunteer;rrs battled port by/ boacI to che mainland, Zlmbobwo’s 1. “You grab one but sevens{ others the Conscrtscrvation of Coastal Birds;- Haroro-^j years (nI pipower Monday to rcscuc sc\cveral thou- where thehey were to be deaned. ' bite you at the samele tim e,” he “ W e’re’re expecting at least govommont. satui penguins from : d 19S 0; Primrlmo I an oil spill The opt}'peracion to evacuate thee said, his arms cov00 birdss ita c io n c e n ter runin by the pay that: amand othfer dcanup c o s^ SOURCES. Worta Alinanac.lac. fioutcra.I KRT Photo Sofvlco [ Observeers say ZirrTibabwe’s ZanzihDar losess once-pprofitabj)le spice^ trade CHAKE CHAKE, : B S S j^ ^ p H tiv(» to dovdove farm ii^ That’s w t^ (A P) - Intensely fragrar fla- farmers likelik Mwarftumu Jech'tt election1 noti free aimd fair \’ored, cloves were the r: still risk lif drew the dhows and cl ; life and lihib dimblng HARARE, Zimbab'tabwe (AP) - tJectioascIS ended Sunday, the treess tcto break bff branchbi th c colonial eni to Zawnzibar,‘giv- bearing bunchesbun of tlove budrfW Tlie most fiercely cont'ontested elec- "The lerm tc free and fair elec- ing thc tiny Indian Oce archi- tion in Zim babwe’ss history hi was tions is ni thcir tips.i. ' I '* ; not applicable to these pclngo economic influ< H er chilc badly tainted by a prprc-clection elcciions,”IS,” Pierre Schori, head of resonance far beyond its h ild ren , 6 -ycar-old Ali campaign of politicalical violence the obsenerver mission, said in an and 5-yearcar-old Amc, pick the Once upon u time, thc wizened, spices off:f tlthc fallen branches as .and threats, inteiiternational interim assessmenta« of the dec- never-opened buds of thithe stunted observers said Mondrnday as they tions. H W B B W th cir moth*>thcr clambers up tree evergreens were wor5rth m ore |0 a£M S after tree. watched preliminarlary re su lts Rulingg party j “leaders seemed than their weight in i gold. trickle in. to sanctio Much of Ithc harvest will end tion the use of violence Eurajiean powers wen•nt to war • : up bdng smuggledsmi to the Africah With Zimbabwe’s? economyec in ond iniimiimidation against political o v c r them in thc 17thh century; • mainlandj frfrom where it will b6 ^.shambles and the governmentgo' opponentsIts and contributed signif- Zanziliari rulers made smugglingsi riddled with corrup•uption, the icantly lo e;^rted for use in cooking. me<^ 10 the climate of fear so th em punishable by deat icines, cosmi new ly fo rm e d Move:ivcment for evideni duringdu thc election cani- 'smetics - ahd the ddVe Zanzibar’s cloves havevc lost nci- . '• cigarettese s beloved Jjy Democratic Changee posedp the paign,"SclSchori said. ih c r their j>ungcnt odorr inor their strongest challengelge y e t to ScJiori w - .. Indonesians,ans, the wot'ld's biggest 1 was referring in part to reputation on the worldId market. buyers of doves.!do ' P resid en t R oberi: M^ ugabe's th e occu{;upation of more than But Zanzibar lias lost thctl influ- - Zimbabwe Africann National: 1,600 whitihile-owned farms by rui- < '• In neighlghboring Kenya and ence they brought as wi.voIi its Tanzania,, dcdoves^ fetch more thart Union Patriotic FroniII party p since ing panyy inilitajits.n As part of his position i as tiie spice's's leading L.r'.t..-uf-, -T,V. it led th e country to indepeii- campaign.: ■ —J twicc the2 price pi offered by th^ :n. .Mugabe has suppurted ipro d u cer Zanzibar co\government monopoly, dence from wliiie mintlinority rule th e proiiMk'His, promising to seize M any people blame low lo prices ZuberJ Hnmodtod spreads cloves on o burlaplap sa c k to dry In ttie sun st Pa 2 0 years ago. Pamba Nassor said.id. 1But littie of the prpf- the fann-.;I' and tum them over to pnid i by ihe Zanzil)alar S ta te Islonds, Tanuirusnla. . Election ofi'icials .said;aid Monday poor blackscks. •] it from ththe e sm uggled clo.V^s Trading Corp. spice menonopoly. , . __ readies thle eg growers. ’ • " that the opi)ositionI hadh{ easily Oppositsition supporters also which \ farmers increasirsingly aro ^ semi-autoitom ous region of chc destroying thousandsof t Won th e first three pa fthe trees. The Zanriinzibar State Trading parjiament waged aiiaiHacks, hut the:y were far ffinding make it more prprofitable United Repiipublic of Tanzania, That means a crisis - not just Corp. resist faccs in wiiich vnies wcwere count- fe w e r aiullltl iheir le a d e rs were t tly, that means they sists calls to increase to chop down clove treesstoseUas t Currentl: now, but for years in th«:he future. prf„s paidid Ito farmers or to let . ed, but those were from•om districts cle ar in iliL-ir ih condem nation of firewood. f reccivc thcc eeqiuvalent of 34 cents Seedlings take five to dg ,;in southern Zimbabwe, v aght years the fannersrs !sseek their own prices e, where the th e violenctnee, Schori said. “ It doe.sn’t pay to grovow cloves » pound orfor a spice that sells for to produce buds for hanm -esto n d in a free marl ^opposition was expectcicted to win H e praisi;iiseesiilts foretold proble . . . . product conaontributing the most to blems else- actual voil-i1l- and emphasired that shaped s clove buds to dryd on a F'res behcrlieved set as a protest Few on Pemba, the mailamisltmd the govcmmc ;whtTi' for .Mugalw's rulirtiling pany, th e election e monopoly destroyed l iment bu^ct, and one idll jirocess was comple.\. m n at in thc sun on Pembaba, one of . ae^'ost the i for growing cloves, arei pl^nngj of the leadinding foreign currehtijf * In ihe lead-up to thethe vote, ill H e said hele would\ not i.ssue a final the tl rwo main islands of ZaZanzibar coundess irerecs in ihe past, before new i seedlings. Many e .least ,«) people were ki existing earners for)r 2Zanzibar," said Issa ! killed and assessmentnt iiniii July 3, after tlic By law, Nassor and othi:her farm- gnvemmiiment cracked doivn on clove i trees arc more! thant 70 Salim Macha ;thous;inds beaten andI threatenedihi votes arc: countedci and th c coun- c ;s only to tl.c suspectctted arsons. j chano, deputy perjna’- ers ca n sell their cloves years old. nent secretaritaiy of the Ministry of - mainly hy ruling patparty mili- t r y ’s reaciaction to th c re su lts the tl spice monopoly runin by the But firess set s to dear land for Still, in Pemba’s lush ( tanis, The t^vo-day parlia 1 country. Commerce,':e. Industry and rliamentnry assessed. governmentS' of Zanzibar,, \which is cultivation ofof other crops are still .side, .■ th ere are no simple!e altem a- Mari\.sia, a brave few have rett■etumedto try in g to stop st. these girls from come co back and sayhcr life thc subcontinent,.to'a :liaunt tlieir abductors. ife is bet- they scrvicee dozens < of men each feec fi toll, is one of only a hailandfuI of brothel in thehe southems Indian d ty l>eing sold likelik I was." t te e r ” day. Some mamanage to escape, oth- r - Seized as adolescenients, the The captu returnees strong enoughjh to tell of Pune, ffieh'e village^ woma^ hh^ lture of suspected traf- Nepalese police tredit KKatuwal ers arc rescueued. h h er story. In 1995, when s Svomen now stand guardd alat dieck- fickers wi I she w as sold her to thcthe men, she later dis- with nailing four suspectc:tcd traf* The experieriment to catch the 14,1 floods washcti awayf herI vil- covered, for 2 , .'Ijoints along th c borderer shared has providrided moments of high fickers fit and rescuing li r 2 ,0 0 0 Ibidiah rx ip t^ * with India to nab traffick< 15 g irls tra ffic k es rs was set up by lage, la Dhungra, in southemn;i Nepal. about SM attth thi e time. ickers and drama: Burstirsdng with rage, some sincc sit thc beginning of thc;cycar Anuradha K«Koirala, who runs a H j . j ■■ rescue other girls about to il)c spir- o f th e woi H er family had resorted to tc sleep- In a typical:al day< at the brotjbi^' ifomen guards have “Usually Sushma is right;ht,” said home in the capital, i Katmandu, ing ir under a plasdc sheet > Itcd out of Nepal. attacked su: t when a Katuwal rccal]calls, she serviced 3Q suspects as police led R.K. R. Shrestha, a pol/ciIce sub- called Maitii NepalN - maiti means village vi woman asked herer if sh e men, sometime . Since 1997. when thc10 < women them away. One C woman chased a inspector in: in Biratnagar. im cs more. Each ‘■mother’s house” ho - for women wanted w to make money workingw between $3.50SO and1 S12, d cp en d i^ first took their posts, thethey have su.spect into0 aa canal, where he \«ls l lio traffic in girls repre;resents a brought back xaught 70 suspected trafi ck from the brothels. in in a garm ent factory in Katiitmondu. on how longg hchi stayed and what raffickers hauled outt anda arrested. Others national na humiliation forr iNepal, Most of the: womenw are doomed: Katuwal. K who is the youni •and saved 240 ^ rls as thethey were have coaxed:d traffickers and their an ingest of he wanted fron:rom her. She was,kept an impoverished countryy better HIV-positivcvc and without thc five fi' chilcircn and had nevever been in a four-story lieing smuggled across the th' fron- prey back across ac the border and known kn for its Himalayan iry building ih Pune’s Tier. In a country where tho m treks, money for treatment.trc Most will to to school, jum ped at the chxiiance to. notorious Kooilootht district, which thousands into the hand;nds of authorities. Experts Ex here say mostt iof the not talk aboutut their experiences. cc ,of girls arc kidnapped and an sold At tlie chao eam money for her family.'• housed 13 otherothi Nepalcse girls, laotic Biramagar cross- abductees ab are smuggledd out of Three yeaears ago, with tlie But instead of goii ^into prostitution cach ye;year, the ing, Katuwiwal, now 19, stood tht )ing to most of whom,□m, Katuwa^ gi^isses, thc country to brothels inin India, women growirving restless, Koirala' Katmandu, K thc womanin to o k , were 14or 15yc5 yeiu^ old. : checkpoint guards’ effonsns reflect rcccntly in1 a bright green .sari. w wh h ere they arc prized foror thcir hit upon thc 3i growing com m itm ent tt he idea of posting Katuwal Ki by bus to the Indiiiian bor- “What coulc>uld I do?” K<|tuW^ t to stop- scanning thcIC faccs1 of girls as they fair fail sk in and East Asian loo>oks. guards at thehe border With the der, dc where they were met bj ying the illegal trade. camc throuijugh. Hours passed P bythrcjc asked. “I adhad to have sc^ wlm M any of the Nep.ilese girl:irls who h e lp of aI grant, from thc men. mi Katuwal had never beenb to many men. I: was wa so sad. , •< For women such as SiSushma before she stoppedsti a girl seated wind wii u p in Indian brothels 3Catuwal. sold for S700 :1s comc Internationan al L ab o r the th capital and wasn't surec \what it "From ihe! firstfir day that i was w 00 to an in thc back ofof a bicycle rickshaw. from fro thc jjoor villagesI iin thc Organizationon, she set up four lo< Indian pimp when slie wasiis :14, die K atuw al askc lo o k e ^ k c or how far awayly it was. that placc. myny goal{ was to-puni^ sked her a few ques- m mo ountains, where literacy/ iis rare guard posts.I. SheS quickly had a W hen the m en put her onI a train, the people whc border duty offers a chaihance to tions, noddeded and waved her ant who did this {o me,“ and jo b s are few. Tliey oft

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Nemtsov, the leaderler of Inner circlc knonown as “The uons,5, Creatinga thc Unity dection i r e y e inge ^ in^ public and has been desailcribed Hereput«Ilyhihas dose ties with thee pro-market] Union of Rigfll^t Family,” induding as irdtating and reptilian. 1 lg Voloshin and bloc thatthi defeated a strong chul- jloatoftlwTiw n. But two other heavywywei^t oligarchs, Fore>rces parliam entary facticction many of tho olig,igarchs, which lenge t' ‘ - • _____ l i - fA f llex& ler S. Voloshin is thele sec-i Romxm A. A brra ;e to the Kremlin from the imovich, who con- argwsues diat oligarchs Abram'oviovich exerts control ovei'er prosecutions Fatherklerland-AU Russia bloc of tlte ond-most-poweiful man in Ruslussia, trols the Slbneftocoil company, and anid d MamutI arc m ore powerferful and law enforcemcnent. The third, Moscow I SHAIJ.lRusiussia - He. is a 31- the ^ iron man: at tbe heartart of Alexander L. M cow Mayor Yuri M. Luzhkov , n of1 point, confrontatloron between the him forv Iwos a “peocefi:eful, norm al guy*^ dtibbed^ a “sodal allttW " isii the1 ter of a storm ab forward for the roJe of prime decided not to fight with the- lan nbout press free- econcmomic power in one handlisa is KGB group andI thct Voloshin ministcjster and maneuvering him latest in a loog line of R aputin- ^ i dom in Russian following the realll political] danger. Somedceday group is inevitable. jttiwls againstt theth Russian army. Ukq figures who have influenc 2- Intotiie tiie role as tiic choscn su cc ^ ^ B u t Rasul, whowt gives only his cnced arrest earlier thisis monthof media Putintin will wake up and findi out01 Scoffed at as a nobodyno when he sor to> Yeltsin. Yc Russian rulers. mogul Vladimir A.A Gusinsky. that at the real p re sid e n t isi not ni was first appolnte S m name, hasuts b ^ m e a l ^ e r Hej got to the top couite^ of hisi T he arrest proi Ited by former . HdpirJping to dbow out two prime sleeps ina thetl woods by day revoked calls for Putintin but Abramovich.” President Boris N.N V eltsln'15 m inistersters - Primakov in May and Mend and former business issod- Voloshin’s dismisjissal, but despite . UmJnder Putin, Kremlin powerrer is months ago, Vdosh]ihin swiftly won Sergei \ ,and shoots at: RussianRu Soldiers by 1^ the ra tro v en ial tycoon ei V. Stepashin in August I Boris controversy over:r his role in the . beinging tom three ways by compenpet* thc respect, if not theth approval, of Voloshlr Berezbval^, who helped1 pupush affair, most ana shin ensured the continued . ,, , iT’Stemwliile.; theUl people of this ^ lalysts are con- ' ing; gigroups. The first i n c l u ds hish Russia’s pollticd eliteel with some powerofX of The Family; Idusty, raggedd ttown, which sur- ■ ^rendered to ihe Russians with- ■ |out a shot of resistance in ■ November, fed»1 embittered and H jbetrayed afterer tenduring rocket . H jattadu an&thiha random, drunk- -H ®8>lolqn«?. of the occupying H [S ^ ea rly |e months i into its ' H •ongoing .warr wwith separatist H :rabels In Chaehi^ehnya, Russia h as H ifailed to w inn' th t e h e a rts e n d H iftUnds o f th e9 people, pi or even H g rtiHg4tig{respect f e Nor has it H K i* d angryy }«ungy men from H fining the rebiebels .to fight the ■ R usdans in aI causeca that seems H The Russianm commander< in H the North'Caualucasiis. Col. G en. Gennady Troshiishev, announced Sunday th a t: Russian R troops would stop bon)omb and rocket attacks futenunieraiacting. li^Zn the 1994-96196 war that R ussia foU ^t to crushsh ChechenI sepa- ratfsts, Russiaislan authorities ro>eatediy.Bnnoulounced an end to ■ th^ bombing,, bubut the airsirikes T ro ^ e v saidd heI reached an agreement onon ending 'the l^rstrikes.at a n m eeting in th e nown of Usentontoroi with tbe Mbscow-appointetIted administrator < of Chechnya, AkhjJchmad Kadyrovi h o w e v er, Kad;iadyrov does not control the rebe]bei fighters, and Troshev admitteccted th at it could ta k e a h o tU r alx six/m onths to a'^ V w [st. It'sju stinc one more w.jy of j^Ugh is'taldng itsI tolltol on Russian expensive——often c demanding morec ihow ini; you chat w c■ ha\-cn‘c ha- forgoc- niprale, vdth the casicasualty figxues m o n ey thai:han you have directly/ ten who keeps us in business-bus • ih the war climbiiibing steadify on-hand. So how can you atTord to3 To -tpply. o r to rcqucsi rc more dv'en as Moscowf claimsc] to be provide Torb r your family? Simple,. inform.>non. visit yourur local 1 br.inch near victory. IAN(5626). f,irj know what I wont,wa and I am WAYTCro PROVIDE FOR THE . Open a Hor-lomc Equity Crcdit Line: o r call I-H00-7H9-LOAN M t afraid to die,"!," Rasul st^ld. from ZionsisI3ank. 13 O u rh o n u - equityi ^ h e ^Russian sol-oi design a vart.ible or are afraid to die.die Russia will iixed-rate loanloa speciflcaliy tailored to hw w prevail." ■ ZIONS By5AJSTK ' Iri S hall, a towr)wn of about your needs.s. wfibO ii^udlng maimany refugees, T h ere arc no fees involved, thcr WE HAVEN'T FORG)RGOTTEN fcadsidf stall^ sell1 cak^a bread, V interest youI paypa is often tx\-deductib!c“ WHO K EEPS US INI BUSINESS'"Bl C igarettes an d ' soft so drinks, Barefoot chOdi^ scuttlesc in the . dressedI in dark, shab- Dv‘clothes squat on their heels, cne\ving sunflower seeds and -^Insoductory tvr. 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BB Soothem Idaho on-Roadoad Association members spent May 20-21 cleanlnaning up the area north of ■ H b h the Perttne Bridge. Volunolunteer Ken Hansen loads trash fron ttio area, wftlcwhich is used for target shooting hunting, thre»-iree-wheellng and hiking, I n Lost year, tbe group hauledhaul out more than 43 tons of tm b , organizers::ers say. This year, the group hauled out betweeiween 60 to €5 tons of trash. ^ B ‘This Isn't a dumping ground.’groi ssys Mike ^ B Trammell, association1 seisecretary. i««niAWUT>.TallinII

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iJSS - When Steve Nanceice started hing ot Bliss, th ere was no agricul- H, 'B r w m turedidepartment. Nov3w. thc instructor andid Future ^ Formeners of America adviser is resigningi __ ■ ■ ■ a fte r 18 y ea rs, lea v in g beibehind an expaniinded. award winning prognIgram . IQ ^'91 mce has accepted on assistastant prin- , ■ ■ ■ ii 1 position with the Jeromiime School ■ict. ^ 1^ , ) ^ Duniring his 18-year tenure,e, 1 2 Bli.s 'm, '/aiI ^ [i^ teamsIS have qualified for nadoidonal FFA •— -*'------aaiii niiiHhiiniiiifiiiiL compcpetition. In fact, there w e r e (WO — : — O eclo Nigh School teitlcHtlor Sheene KelMjr models thej||[[ co etm e of Queen Elizabethth ithat she nadonimal teams in 1988,1992 andtnd 1993. iB il^ M facted for her pertkiptelpitJon bl ttie NetJonel Histor)lory Day cofflpetlUon. “I dthink the greatest thrill cameca with th e 1990 IS parliamentary lawiw te a m .” Nance\c says. “We won a gold awaward and 1 ______. 'V . _ placed^d fifth in the nation. Preipretty good ; ' • ^ for a scschool the size of Bliss.” StudeiJilts shov history7 Dispsplayed at the school are*e banners1 ^ ^ from wwins on the d istrict Icvci some- 5 two or three banners forfo every from 1998 w ith none lowower than ||Bi;v knowl(ledge at: com peticition iSploce. There are olso piciJicturcs of ing teams on the state lc DECLO - Not everyery young woman can ble bl to ottend the state compe :e atanda noar a display of tfte fliflaCs showing cofnpetitionsi thothc Bliss FFA teams have becozno a queen. first place team attend nn Junior division finalis nal plaques for wins in daiilairy. poui- »«>"• Nance,>, tftheir adviser. Is re*l£nlng from>m the Bliss School District .itto.ittor IS years as Its agri- B ut Sheena Kelseyydid. d ' Tomoro Tt Mahoney, Dedo Juj She researched die arm me^anics and porliariam eniary culture departiartment Instructor. the Spanish Armada paper, ps Chelsea Rice, Dedo . re also displayed, and dressed in coscostume as Queen a a: popcr; Dimond Zollinger,T. IDedo Junior nandng these trips to notioitionals is a former studcidents Michele Tiiulkner, nolow in the yeiifs S.mS.mce has been the ag Elizabeth to tell thle e sstory about how it H Hi i^ an exhibit about thce itmany aspects problem for schools thele size o f Bliss Schoolol DistriciI clerk, "ll is ray molost adviser, the dep.iitiKiMiiient space h as dou- changed the course of British history for of of George Washington,I, ffirs t p lac e; Bliss ” he says. "The studentsnts, all o f prized possessession. I really appredate hish bled, a green litiii'-iiiii'.o and ap p le o rc h a rd a; National Historyy IDay competition. MaKay M: Neilsen. Dedo Jun:unior High, an . „worked hard on the fund-iid-raisers.. help and guid:uidance.’* have been julik iiI .irul.in there a re five cMm- Kelsey, a senior exhibit ex about John Adams,ns, including a xho minain fund-raisers were ththe food "There wasw; never a dull momere n t puters with Iniernei-nei (.onnection. I ut' Declo High genealogy ge showing how heJe iIS related to booth aat the Gooding Countyr FairF and iiround Mr.r. Nancc."N siiys Gary Jensen.n. n The depiirtmenint .i .iis»t ran sw ine brc>ed- I School, won first Adams, Ac second place; Dreww JJohnson and the coifilf tournament.” former FFAA Shakespeare in Cade Ca Jones, Abram Jones,s, iAaron Kirk l i v e , ” her family says./s. an< and Ramon Macias, seconlond ploce Teach )urtnoy Klrchnor on tho Tn addition to a 10-mIC inute s crip t, gro^ u p m edia presentation. :her Joan Shawvor helps Courtr Kelsey prepared a wrwritten paper with Other C senior division wirwinners were compuputer a t KImboriy High School,ool. Showver was select- b ib lio g rap h y . H er school sch adviser was JosJosh Meline, Burley Juniorior High, first ed byy thoi Citizen's Scholarship FoundationFou of America Susan Kcmpton. pla?lace-, p ap e r; and Misti WoWorthington. . Inc. asai the recipient of o SSOO schischolorship from tho Along with Kelsey,ey, several Magic Jetlehnlfer Holloway, Juan Henlemandez and ---- Target:et Teacher’s Scholarship frpm■pm ithe Target Store In V olley students also Joirjoined in the event. SeeJcott Bame, Burley Juniorr HHigh, group I Falls. The scholarship awardird nmay be used for Froiu Cassia School3ol District, Burley pelperformance, themed . t a Junior High KBd 11 cnnaitries in the region- ReiRenaissance,” second place.e. J Mclinc also C T tulUonon, fees, books, supplies, traveravel costs or other edu- al competition this5 year,yi h eld at Big • woivon o third place award at thc state com- ^ cationMial expenses at accreditedd co:colleges or unlvorsi- V alley High School1 inii Rupert. Declo petwtition. j l ties, wworkshops, seminars or prognograms. Shawver Is Jimior H i^ had sixc entriesei and Declo National N History Day is splity Ccnter.also par- supupport to the program is stsupplied by She Is one of 1,900 teachers natioritlonwlde selected to tici pated. CarCargill, Cowles En&usiasticic 1Media, thc receiveive the Target Teachers Schola .Contestants comingg firstfi and second in Horloneywcll Foundation and thc W ells KTTT»nr»new/TW T^ll Hm cach category of eachI divisiondi were eligi- Fan'argo Foundadon.

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IKZ Twin Fan* Tbno»Mo»Mewt Tunday, iun«27 2000)00 TF I ^ ; I T winFa l l s AREA C( ommuSHtyY - ...... - — Wt'^INNING TEA]\VM ^------iSEENIORCAVLENDARR^——— ,■ I .TwMn l Falls Senior CitizenSSnS Noon m eals servrved Monday tfaundo};day | ...... through Friday. BuHiffet meal a t 1 - . E x e rdises7-8a.m. se ...... Center pjn. on Sunday. Quilting,ing, 8 ajo . to 3 pjn. ludents of Ule week | | H | | i 616 Eastland Drive Evening meals milerved at 5:30 Bingo 1-3>l-3pjn. I for Toom 7-2 at Rol>itobert Stuart Junior DiiDinner served from noonori to p.m. M onday andd Thursday. Evening!Jig meal 530 pja. .Htgh Bn, leftI to right, front row: | h B I 12:3030 pjn. Suggested donationion Is Suggested donationsns for meals is C ards at1 at ( 6 pjn. Jennie McQlochtlnInandSKylarOpper a ■P|BSBj $3 foifor seniors. The cost is $4>4 for1 weekdays $230, Surun d a^ S3.50, ' F riday !SP^ non-sn-seniors under 60 an d $2 .: socond row: Stacyicy Schrtwfc, Jackie WAi $2.50 v nort-- seniors $4.25 aiand children Exerosesises 7 to 8 ajn., and at 10 ' children tmder IZ under 1 2 -years-old $ Hernandez and Mi ... : $2.50, Meals' ajn . I MelIsM Allen. Not 'ijm l -r>‘ii'-W:'l Truesday:ui Beef goulash, peaspe can be - delivereced Monday Sunday pictured ore Darren ly . Ten Cupllckl, Rou fj XJ o ni d ccarrots, cottage cheese with,wi through Friday. Ca::all 5 4 3 .4 5 7 7 All-you-c>u-can-cat buffet, ot 1 - Hancock. RolfIf PiParades and Nick K Bte i’iv. fruit,it, bread, fruit, cooldes. - for more informatioilon. Free bus p jn . VednescUQr: Birthday dlnne Robison. y liner, servicc to and frorom meals is Mondayay ; summtimer plo iic available Mondayay evening, - Exercises,ises, 7*8 ajn. ; H P --! .ifeaW N V Thifhursday: Barbecue bee>eef, Tuesday at noon ammd Thursday Smorgasb»sbord at 530 pjn. -1 maca:caroni salad , tossed sala Footot clinic, make appoint-nt- Tuesday Blood p ress tho office of Dr.. DaDavid Hadlock In H ' Exercises, 7 to 8 ojn. ressW check. I TwinFalls. K ' . , ; ' ' Quilting, 8 ajn. to 3 p l y ; • : Treasure Tuesday. 'P-”- Sfeatlit.tpjn.; ■ . . West End Senior Friday . / Citizens Inc. Exerdses 7 to 8 ajn., 1155 ajn. j ^ 10110 0 Mainr s t . Buhl ajn. !:atlpjn. -]

i T w i n FFalls clasf>s o f ‘65 seeeks alur — C o m IMUNITYi^EVENTir s ^ — + ■ I sigma Alpha Reservations should1 1be made theEi^thSth Street Center in BuhL TWIN FALLS-TJieriie Twin Falls T u ck er,:r, Liz Watsun, Deborah Bowen, Patty Brownn, Linda snnnBAra by calling Galena LodgiIge at 726- A rt;'tatiq uues es and jewelry will^be I , cJas<5 of 19G5 is seeleeking class- White, DcDave U’ilkes, John Wray, Bryson, Patty Byrne, Mr■lary Carr. SPOIlSOrSrs ‘Capture for Kids' mate^ for its reunio for sale w-itii ith proteeds to benifit nion plannetl Karen BaiBarnett. Chrisdne Brook.s, Rose Casper, Eleanorr Cooney FAIXS - Epsilon Sigma cotmdl progr•ogram^ Organizers ^ this year in Twin Fallsalls. S teve BrBrown, Linda Buttars, Sandy Dayley, Elaine I I sponsoring a “Capture O rganizers arc se TMn Fails educatorr accepting doidonations of art wcftic, seeking tho Patriciaia Cantrell, Richard Denny Green, Caro ’ fund-raiser for St. Jude antiques andan jewelry for t^e ^ whereabouts of Lavciivcna Alirens, Casem anan, Alice Clnirborn, n’s Research Hospital celebrates retiremen sale, and doc Andrew Bristol, Richj Stephanie Hassclblad,^ B re n d a donated itims areiax ichard Brown, Steplien nI Cunningham, Audrey Hewlett, Kent Hyma m. to 4 pjn . Thursday at TWIN FALLS - Dale deductible.le. Donations can be -j Patti Bull, Myrnana Cannon, Duncan,1, Robert Gore, Nancy Jensen, Jeri Jimenez, J Jo'’" iTd^S;[ansen Chevrolet at 1654 n iom beny of Twin FallsIls win cel- to k e n t o• the th Eighth Street i- gg Girisrine Carrol, Davi)avid Church, H ack ett,' Jea n ette Blue Lakeses Blvd. in Twin Falls, ebrate his retirement f t, Terry Hartley, Bonnie Kean, Janet Kunderer, G ary Communi : from 7-9 .Center un tiltil Thursday.1 JJ Jane Crawford, Pegegpy Doyle, Heitz, DoDolores Hughes, Leslie unity and business lead- p.m. Thursday at Cenintennial Bill ChisItiisholm and Rifka ^ Mary Ferris, Sara! Lnughlin, Tom Lynch,1, Robert ers^Slbc^c “locked up” in a mock rah Grieve, j^^ncs, StSteve Jewell, Carolyn Martin, Richard Medanm, Curtis jail Park in Twin Falls. Helton wlU111 presentt “Here "We 3 Ju d ith H artley, Lew.ewis Hatch, Johnson.I. P Patricia Kokal, Richard xilidt pledges and dona- Thombeny is retiringQg from a Have Idaho”10” at; 8 pjn, Saturday, r- Dennis Holmqui.st, Moyes, Cynthia Olson,n. Penny tions to sesecure their release, ist, Robert Larsen. , WMichacl Lowe. Duane Peterson, Rick Raj 35-year-career in edulucation. . Chisholm andam H elton will ptir- Jacobs, Stephen JeiJensen.Bill Marshall, aymond, coordinator:ors soy. Members of th e lift^ - - foravsongs-on5-and act^visfsisto- ill, Karen McKinney, Tamara Richardson, Lee» Scovel, communityity are encouraged to •' Johnson, Jeanne Klo]Cloppenburg, Ardith MMitchell, Nancy Nye, For more Informaticrion, call ' “ ries. Tickets;ts are1 $10 and avail- - Alicc Laraby, Douglas Skinner, :S h aro n stop by fortir a coffee cr soda and a Thom beny at 7334341. , _ Jo a n n Kelly J eeterson, t t Michacl Pope, IStearns, Jacqueline T ' oble at Cosmiismic Jolt in Buhl and Laughbriclge, Chesterter Marshall. Ronajd rjj T a n n e r, “Cash Bowl’wl” will be available for the Buhl Arts\rta Council. All ages Rhodes, Julie Ross, John James Thompson, Cheryl on the spot3t doruitions.< C Dianne Martin, Donnenna Milrany, shimp, HeiHerbert Smith, Jean Ann ' Christian Women's ClClub of ^ arewelame.le. ; , Kent Myers, Leslie Warner, Rex Webb, R ic h ard St. Judee IHospital in Memphis, e information, coll the -j: lie Perkins, Summer,r, iCarol Blair Thomas, ’w hite, Jam es Wilson andid Joseph Tenn. wasIS 1founded by thc late Magic Valley hosts i» ' Michael Pietz, Gladladys Resz. gvclyn VicVickers, Diana Weaver, ' c o u i S a ^;43-2888. S > "i William Robbins. Jol Young. entertainerer Doimy Thomas and ,, TWINTALLS-nieClChristian John Shaw, Kathryn1 White, Dolores George Smith, Rogei Call Sharon Perkinss ; a t 734. tre a ts approximately ap 150 - Women’s a u b of Magic V ger Stroud, Williams,IS, Dan York, Randy 6163 ( wilh informadon. patients aI ddj ^ , mostly on an out- I'SS'so WnibortyDteDistrict sponsors i C arol A nn Thomaslas, Darrel hosting brunch from K patient basistsis. ajn. July 11 a t the Westoton P Ira CIUidHnd»] activities For m oreire information or to in Twin Falls. KIMBERLY(LY -‘The Kimberly ; j O ’Leary • I l*“ve someoleone “arrested," call Events include “FashiiIlions for S chool D istristrictlis sponsoring , y announcces sem estSter honor 1 \ ^ 1 1 Jeon or Rovtowena a t 73W 033 on Fun," a style show preserented by Child Find activitiesact to educate -i : Thursday. g l TWIN FALLS - O'Lco Katherine HanifenI : and the communilunitj] and parents Leary Junior ' Jack«m, Healeather Jones. Kayce Uimb, Shannon ! Helsley, Megann Henson. Christine’s Clothier a t thi High School has annoin o u n c e d its Allison l,unRmR. J c s iic a L upton. W estly 1 the Paris about identifyifyingjand serving the -j . i Brlanne Hentrvp, Alexander I and show dothes for trav I z honor roll for the secorcond seme.s- Mon'ti'i...I. StevenS Norris. Viinessa Holman, J Anne Hubbard, Jerome Ch;:hami)er hosts ‘ avel and needs of childlildren with possible ler. Olmnti-ad.. Sharese5 Quiflley. Jeni John.wjn. J Melissa Keegan, A artxronKoisen. d alrv m e n fl vacationing. developmenta:ntal delays between ■>-. . . , Rhodcv, Undindscy Roper. Joel Ruprcchl. 1 I appreciation ' “Take-Along Tunes" v ' — Ninth-Rratlo all A.\: Rcbei-\««c> ' will be age 3 an d 21. . •; Jcnnnfer Bcnkulii, Sliaro Snncfaez, Caitlln Stanley, MacMillan, I Randl May, TylerT 1McCurdy. IE - The Jerome perfonned1 by Rachel Williilliams, a P are n ts o}r r mardianss of chil- ; -' ""nBokm,,, Sabrin.iSu.neme and N athan Tarter. Jill J Miller, Eric Miller, Joci i,- Rundoll Brown, Jc/rn-y CnuCran^.T..r., Ninth-Krac >cob Mills, Cham ber AiAmbassadors and El music1 major at the Collsliua llayes, Tomani Hozen, Teny, Mlont, organizers saj Stone, jDHiitlian Stone, Jod> Seventh-grade A.s and B,B,.: codi Isa ils wlldflifflower walks ^Complimentary child car Kitchen Magiagic holds ^ StephcnTiimerandDrettWeli •mpleman, Charley Hinton, Adams, a Christopher Arenz, . Sarah Ivie, Ualey Jones. ^ .1. C.rllc KETCHUWJM - BiU .McDorman be b provided. Reservations KiBtifh Kr.ide nil A.*: Laureluren A< n.m, Brandi Keen, Atkins, Amanda Bailey, C ns must cake decoratlra tin g c la s s > IS Collin Alhm. Ethan Aptc ene. Randl Keene, Brad Ballensky, n, Christopher Beer,. of KetdiumJ willv lead wiIdflow» beb made in advance and1 sshould TWIN FALLS .p ie r, R udv Kewcr. Hii-n1 1.C,I.* Temple Lcvings, Derek g, LLS - A basic cake ;J"- Ashenhrcncr. Tiunn Barto Bemis, Erika Bennett, Krysta pjn. Thursdays, stan- be b honored, canceled or usused by decorating closscla will be held •; J Biuchclnr. Ashley Benkulo, I.iipton. Danielle Maloney. i, .'e%, Alyson Mayes, Brian Laurie ti Burgemelster, Meganin Burley. ^ tWs lliUursday n at the Galena e e friend from 10 ajn.. to 6 pjn.’ July 8 at j: I ;, •* Benncrti, Kristiim a Berriochoa,hoo. Amaiid., McComas. A0 wood. Lr,k„ McHenry. KeriU-ri Murray, Rayme Muus. Coker-Gandalira,f. Jeri Coopeper. Evan KcKnum on1 HighwayN 75. make n reservations, call JuJudy at Shopping Centei liliink. Jessi Bond, LcniiIi Boum.in, 1 Ryan Nesmitli Crowley, A lysu Draves, Haileyy :Duncan. RfcDornuui nter in Twin Falls. » Miindy llnimbach. Trade Butt >ith. B enjam in O lm stea d , ^ UI wiU assist walkers 732-0510 7; or Stephanie at 837- Cost is $10 ph 1 3uttar^ Cade Stephanie Osborne.Osi Krystal Packer, Kelsl Edwards. Hailey Evenon, I plu^ supplies. A 10 . a Ciir-.is available to . s Cn.wlcy. Justin Dobi ■ rks. Alen Parlov, Sean , •oble. A K-.a Jordandan Kaybom. Erin Ruhter. Jacquelynr° Garcia, Shally G Gi .S irS : ual hour-and>a-half students duringing the1 week of class : d ; I-k'x-ti, W hiitiicy Knihm. Kyleylc Cambrel, sheena Salinas Kristin Graham. Emily Green.n. Renata walks along( SenateS or Gladiator Q I I’crri Ciirdnrr. Manuelito G nas, Kellie Scherik. Jerem y Christian Women ofMaladc boices wiwai-e needs, orga- • n a Gonzalt-/, SchwertfeRor,;or. Savanna Seaman. Hadzlc, f, Juyme Harmlson. AAndrew creeks. EdibIible, mcdicinal and y. nizers say. Partic i Madeline (jrcenwood, Sadiiadte Hafer, Chrljtopher 5i Harris. Alex Head, Jordan H irtidpants are asked i..P ' Ilak-y Hall. Amandu Howar. r Speirs, Carina Talley, Howard, landscape chajhoractcristics vrill he Valley W holds prayer coff'iiee to pre-registerter by July 5. For 1. N Catherine Thoihompson. Hayley Tolman. Brandon Humphrey-Willlams,••Megan discussed as w , Hiiii/i-kcr. .lamie Kern,I. JA n th o n y q HvIq T o rre s, KinR.- A sh le y K rear, K elly S i well us seed gather- TWIN FALLS - -nic Chriiristian tnoro informatioiltion, call 7334285. .'ti I rallc-rvin, Kelly Patterson. Erif es. Casey Tucker, Libby ^ n Paxton. Turner. Moryry Ann Valentino, Scott Jordan J” LaPiana, Krisann LLe'aW«• ^ techniquesics. All ages are wei- Women W of Magic Valley willill hold , JamcN I'ctlinfjill. CreRory RupRupp-Smuh, Valentine. M. Matthew Lee, Benjamin L«LVhr^h! " m e .and therierc is no charge. $5 a ] • Jc~isica Scppi. AnRelo Silvai. Ei Madison VanWaRoner, J"*) a prayer coffee from 930-11u a j n . Kimberly Ubrabraryadds v ' / r. Eric Snow. Kimberly Vrieiriciman. Sierra West, Trevor William '** Love. Chelsey Mardn.n. Rachel donations arere suggested to help totoday at the Mary Joergd Kiitlilccn .Sr.indley. Graham«m!>tnnlcy. ; White. Matt! Maves. Connor McComas, J Kiircn Vicinr, Kriki. VoKt. K ald' itthew Wilson, Corrie Jeffery support a localcal environment non- dedence. new books to shelves { jld y n V o lle . WinterhoUerancand Tliomin \Vonderlidi. McDonald, Kevin Midbust, Bniin WdlOi. Orin Wiilih, UanJard Wnrd. ElRhlh-Rrad , Nicolo profit, organizelizcrs say. Child1 carc will bc provjvided KIMBERLYY - The KimbeJly A.-ihlcy W alkin', Kjiiherine Welc ■ade-A.s and B.s: Jarod Miller. Mil April Miller. E.J. Morganan. Darin McDorman i VeldljLtJcas Adams, Amamonda Barton, Lejla MuMcr, Nikola Novotny, Kelsey in is a native of the - anand participants may calall for Public Libraryiry hasi annountOid Wells, Andrea Workmiin. Kirste*■sien Wnslu Bcrl.erovic, Am Kctchum/Sunun Valley area. Hc dii the arrival of ne and Micliitcl York. \m an d n DInstock. M elissa Jason Jas Peay, Paul Pollhronakis, directions. ■ new titles, indod- Seventli-Kritdc all A.s: J a Corlile. Alisha Carpenter. I’othler. I’oi Jodi Powlus. Katie ReRencher, h ai been a professional, pr. hiidng ]For more information,1 call ^ adult and juvenilejuv fiction and .: S h o k i r a ” sh iTy cTa wsonson, Jared Conover, Cara Kristin Kri Richter. Eric Rietveld,. ZZachary gUldC Since 1976 IS ond has been Mi ’ non-fiction. ; Biindolin. Anca Ilanicu. MeM c K c n rie cri«. Tyler Culb Mary at 7334068. ffcitenuin. Kiithcrinc Ifcutcr, Just ulbertson, Juslin Davidson. Schaal. Scl Nicholas Schenk, Melissa M licensed by theth« Idaho Outfitters New odult non-fiction-titlesno Justin Blnu. Adnm Day, LiLindsey DeBie. David Shilllngton, Shi Emily Stlreman, R Amy Bralvold. Kempton Cox.IX. IBrandon De!.eon. Jiemln Richard ond Guides AsjAssociation with Sun B l ^ indude “The GnGreat Railroadslof • Denney. R.J. I-mmon^. Michae nln Dens, Xinsmin DenR. Stubbs, Stu Jessica Thorpe. Tyson T; Buhl Arts Council hosts h a d F re w , Rox.nnne DuRgeRSer, Justin Ellis, David Lindsay Un Trennor, Scou Treat, 1 Valley Trckldn, " North America"ca" by BiU Y en ie, • Kacliel (Ircen. I'iffanv Greeneene. Cl.crt Hmery. Whitne , Branko ijm v , k C rirfitli, I.V .cv H aiisen Ak- ney Fjeld, Ciissie Frew, Trocan, Tro Jerem y VandenBosch. M.Matthew . ten teaching ciasses Sa^bnish Sfl Days eventsS “George Wasiiingiington. In His Ofm . tr. T A le x a n d e r Rj-i.n Grimsley.•y. M elissa GrnR.m. G rant West. Wc; Ray West. Audrey White,e. siein >n wild, ediblible and medicinal 1 loundl Words” by MutuImireen Harrisln, ,{• .. ilarmot., ..acey HiKlc--y. JcJennifer Hanchey. Ilobh BUHL - "nie Buhl Arts Cot ilolinhor.st, ChcUi-.i Imns ibbie Hanchey. Kendra Widmer, Wi( Andrew Wilkin dndid Anne plants over thethe past 19 years at wil Editor. “Orthi;t h t ’s All A b Ju t V - ns. I-.mHy Hiinwn. Kylcnene Hnn, David HeRitrom, W« will host Sagebrush Days c W«k1. institutions includingin Antioch Friday Fri and Sattirday at itss 1S Wiring Basics”:” byb Ortho Bocjcs, • CoUege, Univeiversity of M ontana tion tioi at 200 N. Eighth St. in BiBuhl Andrus,s. PPolitics W e s t ^ .1 . ______Community EdEducation, College Events I 'Fridoy includide a S ty le ” b y Cecil Ci Andras, - S er v icCE NEWSs ---- — of Southem IdIdaho Community galgallery opening from 5-7’ p.m i “Organiiing fromfrc tho InsiHc Education, I Out by Morgcrgenstern, “The , W endover resident joinoins Elko, Ncv. tov Blaine County featuring fea black and white pii toward a college educatloron, the School’s Enviroiironment Camp and froifrom landscape imagery tof i Encydopedia oof f Modem \ M ilitiy ram gives young men Army Afi says. U.S. Army delayed pro)irogramiv ^ a i i i 7 ? ^vonien t most recentlytly at the Blaine ratratlve subject m atter by ly .. ' Rebecca A. Allen, daug}u^ter of delay enteringing active duty for up ta r iation Deparnnent’s phtphotographer Charlie Car d au g h ter of T erry D. Ali tary training, soldiers receiviive Galeru Lodge,J. AdiAdmission Is free and com Wniiam Smdebalibaker, “M edicare -j • . Allen of to one year,. thed Army says. Thc advanced a individual trainining in He pubUshed '™P“ - Made Easy” b y/ Charlesa In lah c^ , ,ir Wendover, Nev., j'oineined thc enlistment giv ed his first book in meinentary beverages and oppti^tii- “The Parents Ansi ^ves the new soldier their the carecr job spedalty. 1994 titled,, “Ba;Basic Seed Saving," ers Uiswer Book, Bif th rii , United Srntes Army undtnder the the optionto to learn a new skill, srs will be served. All ages.s arc ThnJugh Age Fiv , Delayed Entry Program i AllenA will report Aug.. :18 to which containsIS seedf saving infor- weivelcome. Five” by Pareits y.i . m at th c travel and bccomc bc eligible to Fort For Jackson, Columbia, S.C Magazinci “01“Official 2»0 y : • U.S. Army Recruiting SuStation, rcccivc as n .C, for mation aboutt'29 Z local wildflow- Artm A art wili be from 10 ojr much as 550,000 Dasic bas training. ers. -m- to Blackbook P rice» GuideG to Unifed •• ^ hp.m. Friday and Soturdojny at Stoies Paper Mont[oney,” , ^

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"i O', - Dayscof the flop)ppy disk PQU]WCECO N A ]MOU? areov<"er, analyst ByPhOUpRoblRMiwon sts say KiOtfitRkMdrNutewaS»ivte« Att doesn’t have Kto b e e x p e n siv ( r com puter; That means1 theth By Stephen Lynch wereJ the th hot consumer buys, /e, either It kind of plug - PS/2, seriatrial, The Orange CountyyRegtster f Aboutut 55 million recordable CD It doesn’t k e much cheese to lo st of us would ever notlcittee. Another $100-10-^ mouse has J - and software - for MacWac, drivescs wereV sold in the fourth nd it means less need for mjilinain- “force feedback.”” ^W hen you uSe idows o r Linux. If your coir:om- Floppy Disk, ththe abused but quarter,ter. a 216 perccnt increase capture a fine mo . tena Some of my faifavorites cfjst only mance - removing th e ball11 forf< it with compatiblee Igames-which 's has working USB ports,s, gog loyal com panionn of computer fromI 1998. 1 said Wolfgang- $15. eaning. But Pve used micee forfc are few - the mououse will shake , ^Q USB m ouse instead of oneoni users everywherere, has died of Schlichtichting, research manager Youcan spend:nd $75 to $150 on a ' :ars without bothering to cleaJean and kick in yourfr h a n d . T h a t’s he older designs. Then youyoi obsolescencc. He w.was 48. for removable rei storage at .jnouse,sure.But!u t l don’t advise it. em. And deaning, if necessarsaiy, kind of fun, but 1[ 1think it makes ' bc able to keep using ■thisthi Friends and rdailativcs mourned Intemaiinational DataXkjrp., an ana- After all, whatfiat do you get for simple and quick. m ore seiise in a joy:jystickthanina se with other computersI forfo the passing of A e5 rmercurial stor- lyticalII firmfir in Massachusetts. the e*tra bucksiks? Brand name, Fancy software m ainly givetives mouse. Then therexe ore cordless ^*^5's to comc. age format, whichil ono acquain- Thee abilityat to record was the “optical" technolnology. fancy soft- y*”*ru *macros > the ability toosslgssign mice. I like a cordJ■dless keyboard nice fit in your hand matterters tance described as “hnrd work- only thingthi that kept Floppy >ware an d ex ootic, tl specialized long string of operations to a becausc I can learan back in my ? t. F e d 0 mouse before buySuy- ing, but a little squ:luare." It wasn’t viablee against ai distal competi- hardware. Singligle click. Like fancy optionJons chair with the kejeyboard in my What fits you probably won’■on’t clear whetlier Flojoppy would bc tors, SchlichtingSch] said. After more I a VCR, very few people eveever l^P- But a cordlesss mousei isn’t so tie. ®' L eft-h an d ers have the thi buried or used as a - you. From single page, b; KnMrt RIdder News S< does tills? What oreeitslim ita- baby sites to tS en rto a w ayy tO t e iK ^ d ^ e 'life of V^eirif ticms? and flies are now listed order I added them, not^ multiple pagge, interactive welveb M o n sters, ' WindOvlOws-based products...Jt’5 “a - Vincent 1 .* ■ M icrosoft Corp.’-p.’s sw eeping new face fa< on an old approach,” ISSSp'ha'Slabctical order, which I we do it all! effort to tranrformm its software Faolinioisaid. i Huntntsi^e,^ like. Canan I put them In alpha- products into Intemismet-based Since A: My next compi ce Its founding in 1982, the review of a Gatewa order somehow? log on to : >vices, unveiled Iliirhursday, was mantrara at i Sun has been **thc net- f a y P C w I .! - Loren Doppcit, Palatine 1 .greeted mostly withrith skeptidsm work isis the computer.” It hes‘ indude at least a fe'few lin e s of -i::mnn its rivals in Sii heaping praise for ththis superb , A: S?c?cond question first. ^Thejimes-Nia^w s Silicon Valley beenan an earfy proponent of a p ^ - Microsoft product man-: _____i •;;'andelsevritere. ca tio n service ! providers, wnoP GoBack feature youou c a n b u y When Mi tww.magtafaHctf.eofn j.'M O ther major technihnology indus* offer sei f from the distinguishecled so ftw are ag e n v ts.isited me the other day services and software over off the newly released playeis ^ d thei scsoftware giant the InteItemet. 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No Nt one expects to fall ill 19AdfOGsErin — that owners m ay thiihink they will authoritieft’ or become)me disabled and unable to 20 Nowcomon's be gone only a briefcf period tmd 1^09 A final thought; PliPicasc n eu te r care forIf ouroi beloved pets. I urgd- invonlion 5 the animal will beic OK, but it or spay your eatss and dogs. pet ownerners to take the time nov{- 23 OJ's judgo takes only three mininui«s for the _ Neutered animals makem better to plan1 forto their pet’s fulure in | 24 Count (on) « inside of a car to be3ccomc much A U ^ V M u o i pets, and this act ofo love w ill cose of emergency.emi ;• 25 Broadwinnof _ ■ hotter than it is outstside. In such While o* . alleviate the tragededy of thou- Foracoi1 copy of our Dree brochure, ' 27 Woi sprays ■ heat, thc pet’s bod)dy can shut and sands of unwanteets being listed in obitu- pie language for pet cacarc in stru c response0 totc 3T0 UT generous offer. - 53 BfOJdcasi 8 Onn< opposoa I ■ I li. “just a m inute” can1 iresult in a owrnd volunteered that their you for this important 55 Saloon 9 I *■ dons in your will, andid advice on Thank yoi 9 Charged I t! S, S i tragedy. th at your! special friends o r a part® seeking legal assistantice. informatiortion. 56 One-armocJ 10 InI the past R I O |T imily. bandit 11 li William\ F. A L P S | 62 Narcoticlrom E wners, please remember Buckley's show p o I ^ JT pets need proper carc poppios 12 Mako^ joyful I I I ^ 64 Rog typo 13 Montorroyman^ i f f TX Tauruss: D on’t promises; you can'I’t keep G5 Bomb typo 2l21 Flal-toppodF hlll S. i i iii 66 OvofCfowdod 22 Qutterliy£ 2 § ii Sijj IF JUNE 27 IS YOUlUR BIRTII- I Analyze situation, wwrite your sibilitiess andai now you get them, 67 Tompomry calchof c I n A n1 DAY: You arc a natuniral psycholo- J-J(: make pj views and impressions.k 1Member of Events cotilxmld lead to trip oversea- caJm 26’6 BarbocuoB faro ^ 1 ^ O ^sc-humaniiarian. Youlu are better _ opposite sex confides: 68 Dollar Iraclion 27 KindK ol skin S E E KB “I can hard- Open lin«ies of< communication. 17 at helping odicrs tliann in promot- S] ly keep my hands offff you!" B ut CAPRIC(JCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 69 Upright 20!0 HousoholdH c'l^' J . J ing your own causc.r. You have I______70 Eyo amorously press p «3 H o r o s c o p e don’t believe everythingngyouhear. Study Sag!iagittarius message. Go 71 Andy's partner 29:9 CloylnglyC swoot come closc to fame an GEMIN LIBRA (S ep t 23-Oct>ct 22): D ay beyond the immediate - people 30lO SpoodS contosls -15 Out of _ 57 Chnsiianla, and will be again. Thenrre may be a Look beyiSydney Omarr could be made to ordeder for you. wait to celebratecel your arrival. OOWN 31:i EmoraldE Islo (discordardani) today possible change of restsidonce or ; Emphasis on design, coliolor, art and Being too mi 1 Horizonial 344 RemoveR shnnk 40 Falo 50 Coon marital status in July. I music. Show apprecielation for AQUARlLRIUS J a n . 20-Feb. 18): I ARIES (March 21-/ INI (May 2t-June 20): SOfiOS wrap w 50 Comeirsirs city , 59 Nowa story 1-Aprll 19): ^^ro iycr-syond the immediate, other people's talents.i. 'You could Emerge: fromfn emotional shell, 2 Blind pan 355 BoftB tho 51 Domiciloilo 60 Nogalivos for You will be rid o f a losirsingproposi. , win money and love. wear brightght colors, approach indi- tion. Question o f portnci positions of those closc 3 Worl(t)onch Cowardly C Lion 52 Pronk Nanolto i*ini trans- you cannot keep. solid ground, do basic Frank ]VVIcCourt Opensc a Scorpio individual con- 21): You asked for certajtainjespon- . acdon. Fociu3CUS also on parmership. e t concerning real estate. museunrTl o f his c\:hildhood A whoLle city in(Aug. 23-Sept. 22): s a natiorQal monuum ent LIMERICK, Irelandid -■ A repli- = : » • = Sweden’s m cdical rcresearchers r ~ S ^ ^ m usually starts not beforeire but after pastry calleoiled “zalabia.” Charles cn of the slum hous3use where P60|:loplo In the news have put brain tissue frfrom young I Spain is conditions improve,;, however Menchess solds ice cream in a vvriter Frank McCourturt end u red ______rats into old rats. Andid reported slightly. Mutiny ocry spedfic. ter. Such is a commcnon claim is a womanan with> a pitcher on h er open drain and puddiddle on the Little WhVhite Wedding Chapel One man’s lady is anod3ther man’s _ urday to marry actor W L M . B o y d among historians. head. • kitchen floor. The exhibitionex o” Satur woman; sometimes, oione man’s , Co^^ct. > Spain’s city of Tolcdedo is spe- Fire deson also has thc sound of running Adrian Pasdar, f said group utroys human hair, but lady is another maran’s wife. dose its nos cial. Not just part of itIt but the not muchh elsee does. Durable water and children playingpi to siwkeswor'oman Kathy AUmand. Definitions overl.ip,, 1but they sontistorm )ixie Chicks - Maines, upw in d no wiiole town has been d«declared a stuff. Strorrong. Slow to decay, help recreate thc atmos]losphere ^ The Dix almost never coindd-j.” ^ t, not only can a camel nadonal monument. M cCourt, who has: long lo lived Emily Erwrwin and Manie Seidel lose, but under threat of Remarkablybly resistant to all sorts Marie was th e first iiajiame of the downwind n “What did the inventintor of the of chemicals:als. Biodegradable yes, in, the United States,;, infuriated ir ~ ^aye sold sol m ore chan 15 mil- Marquis de Lafayette,, .iand of his H ope, rm, nc it can close the imetown by CDss anda are currently on nostril and leave the ice cream cone use forr .a cone?” but not very.ver That's why hair m any in his Irish home wife, too. revolt. Pris4 inquires a iclient. It wasis a Syrian dogs sinks. depicting it as being fullful of cold, their first!;t headlining lour. d nostril open, s. cramped houses on1 rat-filledri ______not despair, triggers streets. Many olderr r< G rand O le CO pry I Spice up■ison riot, for instance, > Food & H om e secticIon, W ednssday in1 TTl he Tlm es-Newa | said the extent of thehe poverty was exaggerated. asks Pam Tlllis i "T h e place is spJitt down d' thc p your life w ith the F N. middle between thosese that arc fans of 'Angela’s AshLshes’ and to join theirsstaff ISQI those who hate it.'* sasaid Jo h n NASHVILLE, Tenn.n. ( A ? ) - King of Shannon Hcritag M CARRF t E Y “Wc took the attitudeide chat no Country singer Pam Tiriliis said W U m m m A I" matter what image itt presents.p the invitation she got SSaturday I' (We, Lim erick can still he a w inner. nighc fulfilled a lifelo li n g I Given tlic global succes th e dream. book and film it seemsIS thct most While performing on tho s en sib le way to get p pe eo p le to Grand Ole Opry radic show, come here.” Or. LauraLai Schlessinger singer Little Jimmy EDickens OoMtoeo plonsons now TV show. lljasked th e s in g e r of hits hi like WssfaaM "Maybe it. was M em phis M ichael Jackson's lis” if .she Mim.iiSftijii would join the cast ofif th c 75- qSlli!6 0 s S 9 3 ^ H ■ | R l » ost Is scrutinized “i prom oter sues for milinlltlons Ratflohos year-old show. EhoolaOr SANTA BAUBARA, Calif- for viewss on homosexuals “Lec me think about itic. YesI,” ii Michael Jackson's longtiigtim c pro- NEW YOt’OKK - Controversial Tillis j said. “This is a1 special: Today at th e'I Orpheum Thiheatre moter is suing the .singer!T fifor $21.2 radio talk-sk-show host Dr. Laura niglu. • This is a lifelong dream di to Disttfly'sDQ ro y W y t^ million, siiying he backeded outi of a ScWessingcr;er says efforts by gays join. |j. 1 want to send thihanks to ISan plan to perform New Yeafear’s Eve and lesbiansms to have her upcom- iJad and God.” ^ Prtbr7;I concerts on both .sidescs of thc ing televis'ision show axed has Tillis is the daughter oof coun- I Dinosaur ra international date line. taken its tolloil. try f.tar Me! T illis. Shec will be ' I ^U U U U iit German-based projromoier ‘Tve criedicd more at times than I inducted into thc cast oon Aug. S S t a O T Marcel Avram filed suittit Friday.] w o u ld like li: CO admit,” 26, claiming Jackson agreedcd to four Schlessinger:cr lold Time magazine. , The Grand Ole Opry•y is the L c » W i^ £ performances, includirding two “It’s been agonizing.”ag longest continuously rirunning Dec. 31 in.HotioIuhi andd Sydney,S In the ississu e on new sstands niilio ''' show in thc countiyry. It has i | | | m L Q | Z Australia. Monday, Schk^Icssinger expounded not • m issed a w eekly broroadcast W hen Jackson n's crrat- ity. ic behavior - anil to nay•all all of his “Not bein;ing able to relate nor* bill.s." mally loa mememlKrr of the opposite sex is somime kind of erro r,” Schlc^nger:2r said in the interview, BRimU "W e were bibiologically meant to i| give birth too nmore people." the j'car’s funniest bmovie.” m S S S ^ . ^ She also0 said that despite protests overe r her Paramount-.syn- d icated .shouow, she has not been Disiwy'tDli HjE^H asked to> tone down her approach. len W ednesday_Tw 1 ln& Jeromt e C I n e t n a y ' The show1 is scheduleil to debut J DliKMUitrM U B U Sept. 11. m c i a led from wire reports * W ^ aRmi. ^^O pei nematotmmanm v m K it g r n . ^ I Subscri:rlbo. 733-0931 | V ^ ^ m G o o D H n ^ R U hW DitiMr*sFa * D b o a ftO la 0iihrUjm»4! ■ a f Q p . :

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' i n JVV l O N E Y ^ Chasing Takiinga chaniceoinC hina 4K foreign Working(teens t must , By Virginia s. Hutchins ^ trade Tlme^NawB writer______I ^ o c a l PIQ. the delegatio,ion, but Sunday’s considerr 1tax laws ^ 1 firm s m arkeet engineering meeting alreadady had nected th e I__ • company a busi: TWIN FALLS - Terrible isiness lead. . . ^ ■ Millions off hhi i ^ school and col- wewm d d u s t acontrol to visit i o n W enbi.i. deputy d irec to r I nternational ' trade has been !cgc kids aroimoving'intothesum- mi /storms in northern Chinoina that iting delegatic and senior engi: getting attention around the • 'carried dust from aband ginecr of the safety I mer work fortorce this month, so indoned guests of o - Hamilton Hamoy Ho .said. H am ilton wo:workers environmment bureau for Istate as a growing benefit to ' liere’s a quickick'look at the most farmland • into Beijingng and Manufacturining Inc. The Twin tht S hanghai and closed a Bt the day before had created;d ialwut China Petrochthcmical Corp., th e Idaho’s Idah economy, important.taxIX issues,i courtcsy of Bcijing Falls manufacacturer aims to be 5,000 5.0 square feet of groundtnd with larg est oil refefinery in China. Somi RIA, a New Yc airport earlier this yearlar may part of China’; kime Magic Valloy companies, York firm that pro- ? a’s answer for dust Hamilton’s Ha dust-control proproduct, invited Harney;y and Iiis wife to be even ever small ones, have been vtdcs tax infonformation to accoun* have j blown some businemess to control, cros Idaho. ision control and and ani Sunday tliey sprayedi aanoth- guests nextxt time they’re in aggressive gsgr in developing for­ tants. revcgetation. er 5,000 scjuare feet whiltlile the Bcijmg, Harney-•ys,nid. Tho couple, Eight Chinese provincesce ssen t H am ilto n ’s eign markets for local prod- •W h at is taxcaxed: \ child can eam ’ i, *s h y d ro se c d in g delegates del watdied. which travels frequently fi tn pur- top environmental officicIcials to process mixe;es recycled-papcr ( jcts such as pork, potatoes, up to $4,400) without w owing any SBoise to research the proi One Chinese man wasas con- foreignI cdients. would sc^e Jt'oducts muldi with grj^rass seed, fenilizer cemed cer the cured, day-oldd jprod- China Petrochthemical's projects vhey ingredients and insula- federal incomome tax. Earnings aand services of a handfidful of and water and. above that will ill; probably be taxed - - I< d quickly sprays the net net wouldn't withstand ft»JOt t traf. “"‘1 investi}tigate w h e th e r t'on.ion. Idaho companies, includiuding a mixture to covcvex th e ground. TIjc fic at the 15 pcrcenten t rate. fiHailey-based engineering fic or liglit auiurn^bile tr^fitlEic. Sil ' Hamilton couJtiJd help .^oJvt any Sincetaco April 1999, Tlmcs^ews ng firm same proccss -- with altered for- Harney Hai asked his visitors to walk environmental1 nneeds. Busliluslness Editor Virginia S. * Exemptionin iftx>m withholding; aiand a Twin Falls monufactacturer. mulds and no seed& — battles dust acr' They met with businesse across it, and he drove a pickup pii definitel:.•ly was the right Hutcllutchins has tracked the all- Federal tax willill Ibe withheld unless T sses on und erosion icross it a few times. type of peoplee to talk to.- the . the em ployerr is told the worker Monday ^ and will meetet w ith Sunday, Hammilton leaders look “ ■ut efforts of one such Twin Idaho leaders today. “They w ere an u ized . T T, h c ir Twin Falls con:impany’s Tamara ™ ' will owe no fcdeideral income tax and the Chinese dc:lelegation to a con- eye^ es got big.” he s;iid. Hamiltoit-Hame;ley said. The visit- alls manufacturer. Our case had no federalal incomei tax bill in But the 21-mcmber delegaegauon. struction site onoi the east side of T •control experts. studytudy is Hamilton fWanu- SIsponsored by the China Coi The Idaho Departmenent of pollution-c ^999. Counal Twin Falls wheilerc devcilopers are Cor-ommerce scheduled Hamiimilton business _repreresentatives and ;avc final approval be filed if uneamamed incomc is less position JT W ^ ' Mondajiday to a S86 biUion merger r betweer/een Qwest Communications than $250 but totaxital incomc excMds Nawday ______. $4,400. ______, Internalmational Inc. and U S West ' 'IL, Inc. afterafte tjwest ag n » d to tiivest . • IRA contribuibutlons: A child or The gold rush is on, timetic flaws, •SI will retain its long dis* tenure with She5h6pKo. I have •ould human cells antnd tissue. And conliinlrollino somo conQonttal dlsoilseases ' ' .t rvices ' outside the region. groomed a finandjId a l team that is licroorganism genomes cou nlock the secrets of cancer,J. tl there are many nclew tools to help ► 2S « 0 : ■II the agreem ent was condi- ready to assum e tthe leadership [)*eart thera. ■I M{Many disoasos cured at molocilocular lovol - ly approved by the FCC in responsibilities thaIhat will lead this implexitics of diabetes, hea I. tho com panies were still ;sease, strokes, the mysteriesies of arriveval this year of sloro thoy arise strong organizottation into the. tions several huso gen,netic databases *AvAvorago lilo span roaches 90*i90*95 years' ij; regulatory approvals in future.” igencrative brain conditioi siaics. U S West spokesman • suchich as Lou Gehrig’s Discas'‘ase driven by powerlrrful supercom - "IncIncfoosotl knowledge abtiutt humanhi poputalion ' jj.j’ puters and sophististicated mnthe- Id oging gonos l-'i^m .\rizom> and Minnesotau

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Unlike manufacturing, than>expected 4.3 perccnt ply weren’t*n’t enough homea o n the |j battled through the collegeco appli- erwise wi stondablc. increase in May, a sisign that market,”’ saidsal Dennis R. Crcmlc, S cation process, pickeded the schools c ^ d off thetl oppommity of a life- These institudons “a;'are so con- electronicsics and other areas of the r so it seems. cem ed about fallinft institutions, yes, we’re’re coming.^ Ronald El opportunities to make Realtors said Mondayy that the offers, resultsulti^ in a higher num- !j 'Now the families> have hi to pay omistandnd a former vice president you can get thc resouilurces, it is teachers 5 rmore efficient. Thus, Ithoca, N.Y., school, has much easier to spend tlthe monev mony of t May advance pushed sisales to a ber of tranransactions closed'in H for it. of the Itl; r the efficiencies that seasonally adjusted anrnnual rate - Ik^.” A lucky few don’>n’t h a v e to been loolijoking at why costs have than it is to make a hhard deci- have madedc some goods and scr- 0 relendessly at elite pri- sion” about cuttin,lng back, vica» chcaf of 5.09 million units. TlThat com- The salesles jumpj a s a sur- i< worry, 'rhey have eith«ither so much risen so r ^aper ovcjr thc years are pared to a rate of 4.88B8 m illion p rise to manymai economists who S money lhat costs don’tjn’t m atter or vate colic)lleges and research uni- Ehrenberg said in an1 iinterview less availablabic in c^lucadon. s, and at the possible con- l^ tw eek . ' sales in April, which rel-eflected a had been1 expectingexi jj , V so litde that they qualijalify for gen- versities, i - B u l E:hrenberg h t finds that 6 ^ percent drop.from theth M arch woidd be tmch^edtmi or even dip ;; . erous aid. And, ofif course,c at sequence;ces for students ond the In his book, titledi ‘“Tuition beyond thathat, thc pressure to bc ions themselves, Rising: Why Collegce (Costs So the best an slighUy asDS ttbe housing m arket ^ ' many schools athleteete s an d top institution and have the best - the H ousing analysts said s the cooled undender the impact of six m scholars get financialial assistance His concondusion: Like th e scorpi- Much,” he likens admitlinistrators most Nobelbel laureates, the finest e fable, it is thcir luiture. at top schools to “cool>okic mc)n- laboratoric! strength in May in partt reflectedi interest rate increases over the regardless of tlieir flrciIrcumstances. on in the f. -ics, sports fadlitics and th c fact that more hotnimes than past year by thet Federal Reserve, But among the farram ilies who And like lili the scorpion, who sters searcliing for cookskies,” say- physical pkplant - drive these insri- ecall stings the frog ferry- ing: “They seek out normal were put on theimarketin a The centrantral bonk was meeting are deemed sliglitly too “rich” for you’ll reca Jt all the tutions to >sj spend money on every- March and April afteier strong Tuesday andam Wednesday with aid or whose “expectected fam ily ing him1 across ai the river, drown* resources that they canin get their thins rathe:hcr than cutting some n both, these top colleges hands on and then dcvouour them." things out. demand in earlier mon3nths had economistsits predictingi F e d offi- . contribution” - the: amountar the iny arc now cey driver of costs at the world, and our top insiistitutions financial aierg points schools arerc dangling the keys to sent the Dow industrialals to its Tbe DowV JoJcmes industrial aver- on debt the size of a1 hchom e mort- versities arcn*!ar full and could use out th at the cost of higlieher educa- th e kingdonom in front of families highest level in more lha[lan th ree a g e ro se 13138.24 to closc at .i-gage just to get a bbt a c h e lo r’s more studeidents. Such schools have tion generally has grown:■nat a rate while boostiisting priccs whcm they weeks. 10,542.99,. its largest point gain i • degree. much les:ess freedom to raise 2 to 3 percentage pointnts above could affordird not to is starting to Philip Morris, a DowV compo-. since JunetZ 2. This is especially trutr e a t the prices, nndnd in fact some of them thc thc cost of living foror most of crcatc reseisentment. And if that nent and owner of Kraftift F o o ^ Broader stocksto indicators \vere nation’s most exclusiveive colleges, have beguigun reducing tuition in this i centuiy. Tliat mattercred little resentmc:ntnt gets strong enough led the average higher' MondayA also higher,ier. The Standard Se where tuition und fee’ees - along hopes offilling fill empty scats, when only a handidful of and widcsprjpread enougli, private ias investors applauded tlth e com- Poor's 500 indexind was up 13.83 at with room, Iward, bcrakwks and thc "Howevjever, selective private Americans went to colicIlege, and colleges ma;nay find themselves in jpany’s plan to acquire N^ abisco 1,455.31, andnd thet Nasdac] compos- like ~ for an incominglg freshm an institutionsins live almost entirely in in i the years following WoVorld War political h oot t ’water. 1Holdings Corp., whichh makes ite indexc wasv, up 66.78 at will approacli S3.'),000) forfo a single a world jfof theirt own,” Ehrenberg ]II, when college attei[endance Administnitrators may regard that ]Ritz crackers, Snaclic k v rell's 3,912.12. ■ . school year. says in a new r book to be pub- soared, household incoi:omc was as unlikely,ly, given thc schools’ tsnacks, Oreo cookies anand Life Philip MoiMorris rose $3.50 to 'i At the same time,, inii w hat is lished lis this fail. “As their tuition • irising at a similar rate. contributio[ions to socicty, but !Savers candy. $27,125 in1 th i gious college i.s \videlyly \viewed as receive.” falling behind thc cost: ofg living jcal schoolsIs iand ncmprofit hospi- 1M o n d ay ,' boosted invcvestors’ purchase of Nabisco1 for $14.9 a key springboard to)‘success, ‘si so So, as longloi as tuition - along >while college costs contiiitinued to mis, ‘Svhichh aarc also thought to be «enthusiasm and helped:d many billion plusJS thet assumption of families of lads \vlio areire adm itted with alumnnni donations and other rrun ahead of it. 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(SKISNPs), will dom inate biology I So"a“ W :,a ssS [ii Si., g I ^ -a FrfoooanW 10JOO. 1(170 lerwenKtori lala afcar (4.000. up SO 020. many biotech:h executives and andnd i medical research.” 55 SSI, ais (0.000, up 00.010: Fabncstad (8.7t>o,up(3.7 “bloidentlBts' r!! ss »J! ;a -• i s s : :s” are saying that SoSome of these latest tools ' k'S ^O O .104 Uaratlvar spot montn Uer«ay»4.«7S.8. <• (0.027 society ha* ensntered b genomic havelave fancy names and buzz­ rt^op*nini444JSO L i vE e S T O C K I * ij SSlSK IsiiiS S S : . s ffli; W YOW (AP) - Spot nenlamia matalpnclonoaa or “postBt-genomic era of wore!words, b u t even non-sdentisti ^ _ ___ Uorijay more and b e nrter t scientific infer- soon 1 s I S SSUiffl fS .:S S!“ POCATlUOOM>UhO■MFomiBuraaulniameunMln Akmwwrmnum *71.0 eant* par to.. Lsndon Uataie oon w ^ become familiar With 0 -sis uvtSroo^Aucnn^-UiMMonUvaaaoelion Coppar S L 5SJT ' mation. themtie'm Just 89 they did when fin t SS" SSJ" » •;.'!! ^ s lanarcMl eeoa 07x0<*s,00; LaadSS:ffigSS?Sr1?..W>2 :iJ*S5rJ!>ot Uon. "X h l, new gtgenom e age,’ char- hear 3 K s r i s y s9.00 s 04.33 0S.0« ..14 Marr u i i E 0040.00; lMlaad*r*(aar* 2)no-t) earing the term DNA a few 2 Ai Con** t7AQ'.40 H M «7.ia *.10 May i.i'S S S S ^H f.'«fi»o')S< 5«fto.. daKatMl. BCterized byf iscie n tific speed decaiecades ago. J i.'.'W . Orano*J tT;j7B .n i«.7S 07.00 .,M Fit’*, OeU'S1^11304.09 trey U.. Handy 4 »tormwi (onl) ’’'M CeoM IM iftpl^ lay j^ WayryKhol- «Ma). and breadth, hhas b een the incu- - OneOn of th e most Important of •J -nrJu* Ceoon tjoe If •'t30a00 Iroy 01^ NV Ware (pot Mon. __ _ botor for maiany advances in thele r new technologies derived ' w S r':lSlK SS^^^rK^IE,'” technology," a !•.« KKfi"" Ki" i 400 SOO 401.0 400.0 . 1J nanai; hToE^mo; otMiaekarnaOaraoOAvToOMKHaok U«nirycury • (l90.Mpar 70 to ftaak. ^ Zii*^' s a y s Bruce from'om the niew genome databas- •> -JAil VPkUM 11.07 q 400 404 404 ’ 403 0iBBiyMrW>:wew Pusnvrmvn • 0307004070.00 lm OL, N.Y. (oon Stlltoon, dire.'ector of the non- es a >P 470JB 470.B 470SB 474.308 ^ SSetLdwlnwoeZS04; Ramortca: CalOMSSy. plaoiunmum. SMS^O troy o t. N,>>, Uarc apot Mc s are SNPs. pronounced' • I : . : k s : s i i I .§ a .l WMp (3-3lgiiir«tonanto». n«.nol XMon, profit Cold IS p rin g H arbor ’’snip ^ , .Oca BH>um i3Whs .u n 403 400.0 401 4U ^ ■n« QMtad. na..nol avalab«. snips** and ore short for sin^e '.07 1 .09 ll.07 *.M Mr Laboratory on1 New] York’s Long nucl ^ No* arpum ’ it.or V^HK (AP)-KayouiT*nay*uiUno"ai ucieotide polymorphisms. . "Jun Uvtooi* «a.37L37 «SJ0 M.33. ..to May;; I i^i s.. •! M tiodbq on ma Chk:aga l!ton^ • Island. SNPsNPs are the small variations n ' ^ iM om ! u i'!» o e&M uioo t!lO to f »Mpw StUlman, a scientist, s writing thatlat occur naturally and fre- (^%07 in Cold Spring S • • lg Harbor's latest quenuently In every person’s DNA. U Auo rMMfMBMM.K)« L” SI; Js JBlA S S a ’"'-"’ . Jun 00.23 00.37 (fS S s ^ Swc FM(MrOBMM.eO nd 01.4003 (‘ newdetter, salaid: “We are now Scamcanned digitally, these minute Ain U.&S 07.10; SiS s s :;lg MFrano .1.0300 Iliesoo 10 ^ rtuMtcaOutTMS .“S R2 B“ ^17 Od osjo eojoI ^ 00.00 ..10 CanaO.mUnOaatt 1.4Stl 1 able ' stu d y human biology variairiations are easy ways to nav- • „i!Son FMdwoaOtM.oo.00 07.07 07.00 ..40 Auon S T T sS IliS Jiff . -JO: Dao 71.05 71.42 * '*JU Uvtheg* 73.00 p ISJZ2 tOM 10.10 -10JI -J3 Fab 7S.00 n.6oI 7200 Ta^? *W ■canpaae 10.0390 toi^ with the benefirfit of access to the igateBte the genom e and can serve. H i;3‘Aup iMheg* 7D.Mios 0 ^ M77 . S ?i 10.40 tO.00 10JO to>s complete repeilertoire of human. . as gei .60 00.70 00.32 .JS Oas0 to.04 1704 10.00 10.73 . - i Sio Tsio Tm 5 genetic maps for understand- ;; K;g, s?;« ■ ; i l gen es. The qquestions have Ingig ti th e biological basis of dis- J • PemMy «r.Bo:K SS:?S S:?S iiS ffl/ I7JS 17,40 I7J9 17J8 - up 740 y 17,70 17.70 t7,0t 17.01 F o s s i l f u e l3 s changed: We'e can now ask ease,ise. Cold Spring la ) is the M ^ S S y nSo 17.00 t0.tS 17.00 17.01 : | i K S ^ ™ Z ------which of thesese know n genes - niain . . . ^ WhM -.17 Aug OS.SS 00.00 i ain repository for information i l s i s i i l ^ OOJS 00.97 .,48 ' NCWYO «awvork in this complplete catalog of gathtithered by the SNP « M I m iq I r a i^ .o n /2 o ?’ 17:02 i'roa 17^2 iia S -;! S S s s s s s \0*?.^ S?5S : 5 , o » genetic informanation — is respon- Cons mS WhS • i?0 ? '” 3.13 3.1B l/«*.03 1/2 Oao 07.07 07.09 ..40 UOHT*fTBwffi;CTffll ^ **"* onsortium, a two-year, SSO .•■*t SoytMVi *.000 4.03 I/a 4.00 IS..Dt IO ' Fa'ak’•**-^•23,0.1...... - i s B S s s 1 tlble for any giv:iven fimction." milliiillion collaboration among 4 4.04 4.03 .03 Fit-aci S:m tjo 15"'*' •■.'5? s r - ?:S p a s a s 1 ’ “ * i * 3 f S 7 r 1,00 31.03I -.03* This would hjhave been Impos- IBM.IM. M o to ro la’s biochip sys- ■ I no t Com U n 07.00 07.00 I . 7:07 :j 7 o« 30.002-22 X.OOil-®* 30.30**•" To.sa ; Zm sible just a decade ago, tems I ® -JO Bil. aata* 1.700, FrL'ataM 29.M aO.M 0 00 30.00 ms division, the Wellcome ;o*?-s§ ?si§ : *11 7 Dac 30«4 30.00 0.3S 39JU ) -M Stillman said. ""As the complete Trust,■ust, at least 10 leading phar- 1 IftSJO 1B7J0 104.00 100.00 .!:is «i££S«r”-’”' ‘ 3SJ3 20J0 37.00 27.00I Ijo human genomele becom es a real- macei " ______B EANSr ______S tet.oo 103.00 at.oo 103.00 .. 27J0 37.0s 27.43 a7,43 aceutical companies and sev- lis s^'^'K -s.s 7. , . , , . , . 0 s 37.34 77.40 OOO 30.00I I'38 ity>“ he said, ”recently-devel- " eral i 1 jSJIo fttOT jSrS ' _ Aia . 7a.as rlo o t al major research ceniers -Vi^Bmna' __ -JO Od W M M M t «:« ajoo «:,s g:?SI - 30 Oped tools, suchch as bioinfomiat- invohvoived in SNP identification K i i - i n ■ s I I 38 ics, DNA arra*ays, and single andai «J0 F*» 07JO 07.98 00.00 9 oo.oa -JO JU Is.ol Is.ss 39 44 asilS d analysis. • MHO 10 Oxng* omout ne ..00 Apr 30.00 04.10 S -30 mer* rvMM pflc* mtomatioi r.i iE E iS -JO :: Jun 03.00 02.90 iSS C s s ;:!! S ...... aa:o4 QrM) nonhamt. tlT; pMio*.s.frssss.'SK ., B 103.00 102.00 103.00 103.00 02JS .JO oct WtM pwn. no quow: (mMmMl»Mia*.noqua|a.Pnca« Oao «l.bd La*t*eoi7i.01. iicTo.Sl ' M arm ot*y by Ranoen*tna >n BuN. Fn.-*t aala*u 30.000 CM. aalaa 13.201. f^-a aala 34'40 2440 3i'o9 34'og oaw KMte M«n pncM ar«•ra cooaetad waakfy by Baan Frt'anc'a opanni I ...... aaioo MaiM N m . U.S. OapwrammanotAorteulura-Qraat ...... 3M 0 I Trade norttwmK (17; pntOK (IS:«^^a^n»0a|^»^lnk»-»l3; a UINNE/NEAPOUS (AP) . Mon: 40l00OBO4 Oan® poa Sk I •mU>MtM;tia.Oue(Mcu ^^Op*n l4t»> l»» •*» 0O. « . j J 00.70 07.00 00,70 0 00.70 -3 00 ^ !:': » :7 o ContlnuBd from El1 markeirketed itself on international WHBAT 04,77 04,77 -3.00 JU ...... S2.09 3jects and wants to make 0 tv nMnun: ailey com pany already >o.Pnoa««uO|aGlloctiang* J T • 300 -.^ s s s f s i . a ? . i . bMn* pw r«n»«d wMghL Pl Frt.'aepanW4j33 ...... 20J0 I jr be more profitablible than develop. ^3 business in China. POWER ::::: ::::: 370 10.00 t0.00 1008 19.03 ■■.’ Soft mtm* mnitt. M.04; bartar.S4J0<4»«eiMbaaa):bmiU % '*.'•aaiaa a i 2M 0 Z-^ ing relaoonships7S with individual “ *^Plelping engineer manufactur- ■ mmd gniiv no quota: oua.S4.40:cem.t4.40(tSpar- m i rrwi'aa ...... 1B.22 , _ oani fflo«u)«).P>ioaa ara• givanauiybyRangwwngiv MHTHV M e t a l s /CC u r r e n c y | _ ...... 10.04 -J7 companies* leadiders, Hamilron. plants P>» in China for a couple Bjaohu t - h - Ala* 114370. Fn.'atalaa 110.140 Homey said. of nonnon-Chinese companies, he -. SoAwtiuarydijy datvary. W i.toman Hnn*. ^)| 307 307 207 207 ■•fctonoay. opjyr* 443,620, up33S0 K. 10; aoft trtxa Mhaal niQurWy. Qui (2.00: and banay. sao 304 d “This deiegatiltion represents ^d.i. ThoseT companies, which he ' OMvary m DurWy. t3.M. PnoPrKMWOtaddaVybT&IUt g -3 LonoiM momavg nuno: (303.1£ S 1 S « j o . :lin e d to n am e; aren ’t AgnSoureaMOuftay. !:::: ::::: 330 S lonoenaftameonniumsaot204.09 oft (I J9. Aug I » „ « .» .-.90 such a vast landlmass.’’shesai±' i dechn ^ RaatfOwandOaanlnDuNDuNandHanaanraponana Thu.-aMa»alaa 22 London lata: 0303.00 Jn 01.71 olio KJ3 30JJ »:34 I;Js “This probablyly is on e of the olved in tliis week’s talks, UI Wowlno grain pnoaa: asft'twnaaoftaatapotdaarary. on Thu.'aoi'* opan Irt 101 Pan* aftamoon ftxlng: 0301.41liaoonsa.so. o ? 01.30 03.30 00 94 00 34 ' ,..t3.M:r Twin BXCOfiu>b«ml*«,.«.paru— NY Haftf, 0 Hannan; 0204 K St.30 03.13 ^00.30 00.30 h Commerce Departmeni r* OXXM by Land OliaM Inc. *2a®»aiio3oo FtFarm Ouraau tntarmourtan ^ • m Uarc. gc4d apot monoi oeaaCKx Utm: <203.00 up *pr 7 -30 So she and herir husband want- 5*''}.®*'vision of flnvironmental ' cmn r«>on lor Uonday. 73 00 73.00 71.34 71.34 od impression. Quahtyility Directur Steve Allred to aai a. 10 {uaadyl: barlay 4.10 NY Dank USA 4 p.m. U 7030 7030 00.70 00.70 I'm <-‘(i to moke a good • PoCATEtXO - WMa oftaal13.3S S (Uaxjyj; orOnaiy MMar V Uon: 0203.00 « 90 00. US' 00.30 o 00 30 00.70 00.70 ;u5s environmental issues, C h eese 07SO 0780 00 30 00.20 They took th c v isito rs lo discu.s! NEW YORK r API -Futura*itra<»ngontnaNYI**/e tn Aug 0870S 87 OS 00 44 M.M iness opfTortunities and thc - CX>okN-WMa-twal3.M(iM(ttaach):bartay4 03(«»m ------itonday: 1.90 Shoshone F allsJ iand the Snake busuie: sy. u p»ieaw apnng oas [up(up4): i{p«ean(. w looooira-:a«c^ a j j g ^ i^aak anang Jur>* 23: baoat*..1J279, 1 j: Jun 204.00 204.00 30 Uaa'44.090 Fn '* *aia* 44,408 ° e. I S I S :.?§ Hamiiton-Hamciey’s parents for State, ', " O^WELL^WMIa ifeiM 3 .« (own 31; banay Aug i^ S f l Saa.M 243 » 00 209.90 ..70 UNLCADG snacks. The visitors v were “OurDur trade relations with 4.S0ltuacfrl. Oa 200JO 300.90 207.30 20 m jo .70 42Mffl 0*0 290.00 301.00 20 delighted, she ssaid, “ becou.se na are “ growing.” Mahn said. DUaal 13:30pm. POT 20000 391.00 . 70 JU " I^ S S r A ,o,« : POmLANO,Ora.(AP>-B«. P o t a t o e s Fab 203.70 3t»3 70 303.70 2S *yg *“® '10300 10300 100 00 100 33 -3-307 they hnd alw aysrs wanted to go “We're:'rc stoning to discover ways i. Monday tof grain* amvaa al PPomand lor ihiprnanl by ______Apr ...... 00 30 00 30 03 80 0X00 -3 I > ' Iruck O'barg* par bu*M.^ Ji*1 8700 07.80 MOS 00 03 -I into an American:n home.” sin help each other environ- 2 W CKCAOCAOO (AP) - USOA - M«|o> potato markat* FOi K.M UOO 01.33 0139 -I itally and economically." ng pora US 1 Fnd*y S S ...... 30370 Ok fl -i « Thc dclegatioion was also to mentall t Scfff*'**»ton* p*r cwl Uaho Ourt>at>ka 70 eooni 13 0< lijo meet Monday witdlh Bio-Rcaction Mahrahn said Chinese environ- J ^raLiSJJVoi*n'*ajr**’ , IOOeountOOO:parcwlCotoradoNorkotah*;ah*70 Ow ...... W JO ..TO ^ ;{^ from Mcridiaian; POWER Ital product 1 buyers are show- 11 pa. prolan 3.4J 10 to tiirreao Non Sua A IMT cwr Idaho Oureakabanka Apr -105 Engineers fr< incrcascd interest in Idaho • • l2petpro«*«i a w I ^ | a i MtXotoradoNonotaha 9u Q ^ (0. ^ Jun ...... 3 1 3 » t .n Uay rom Hailey; ‘"8 t3pd.pro(*m 3.87 *' '■ ■ ...... ' Hu«i*t»IJ •b*70 Dae ...... oi'oo "'00 7b' *0“ ■■{“ Omnipurc a n d: Diamond I Z of comparpanics’ pro d u cts and ser- » » ^ i , eoine.00o o io ifc l'oO»ur?4*iS4!BS°"'***“ '* ' Jun ...... g g s. 13petpnM> aoo t^to Umbag* non *ua A Waanogion Norkounsxar^ Oac ...... ^^M M .034* “ *!* 3®^' Caldwell: A.M.S.S. of American Mpa.prowm 4.1S 390000 Jut< ...... 344 50 .!70 NATURALC Falls; and Wcstctern Recycling Chinailna’s shift from a centrally - tspoprolam 4.90 313.10 ..70 lOAnmmi Acd econ omy prea«xiu new . HoibarWy. unat'unaandbar Fn.’a*M*aae.ODi fro m Uotoft, planned ' M03 banay OMwad lo MantJ1S5S-1IS •. . .-____ - -■ S u g a r •to4 By way of a gei^ e r a l introduc- opportortunilies for Idaho, the -'.•M oJyaio-ccm 4.M 4iM 4 ^ 4J00 4 400 0.000My ex4 eant* parn y 01 4345 4 470 4 300 4.470 tion, the Hailey consultingo engi- Comme:imcrce Department said, ODCACkO (AP) - Fulurv* IraAtra<*ng on lha CNcago Ooard NEW Y0(1ronx (APKGuoar tuaxa* trad-no on ma Naw - i l 4 400 4 ^ 4 340 4.439 . aho exports about $2 billion Vork Con* Jul 4'iie 9 400.9 4^4040 400^3 ^3:7 Oac 4 •« neering company,y told Ihc dele > CVan Htfi LixUiar «*■* Ct«. C 300,7 .2.7 Jan 4. I77 gation about'■ Ip ro je c ts it’s gxk oI ^s and services annually - . WWAT auaww tly computer equipment, . BASburtMmaicoaMparb S SiS SfS gssoo S SIO J Ja? l u 3 i ^ involved in, saidd Lynn Askew. mostly JK 3T2H 77a79 ■SfS” S71 H“ “'I'S,—S n ' " .«, •'« manager of envirironm ental ser- and processed food, timber - . Sap W4.9 200.33 283383.3 3M.S .a Od «0.40 094 0 » 0.44 -Ot J li I . I jo i t|:S ^ |^390 i 3.308 &310 3 LiS D*e aot.s 300.S 300300.8 30039 .1,9 Oar t0 ^ OJO tXO ^ ..01 3 400 3.S33 3 400 3 333 III vices for POWER. producilucts and pollution-control Uar 313.73 3IB 313313 31039 .3 9 Uay t : s i B T " r j " pment. Uay 331 323.9 331 *0} Sap ...... 3 400 3.403 3 433 3 403 I “I’d say th c rcreception was equipim Jul 333 330 333333 33j !s *19 Oct 3 430 3.473 3 405 3 473 • 17 warm,” he said. ■ Om 334 337 334334 339.9 .t.B Mar 770S 700 70S 7^0 tiolIioi Jan ...... 3 430 3.4SI 3 430 3 401 mes-News Business Editor 2 ' JU ...... 343 • May .. ..01 Uar ...... :',t POWER didn’tt partidpate in i i I ii ...... 3041 • into S. H u tch in s can be Jde m issions to i . Fn.'(*atM3l.a4» ^m i'l07.434. upl.4e0 •J® recent Idaho trad ytrgwt< ■ Frt.'* ep*n M l 34,300 ...... ^o China, the state’ss first step in a nxicficxiicd att 733-0931, Ext. 242^ or • cotw iia.ooo»anirM 304.807. i«318

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('.all a 'Ilm cn.N cw4^ i udvcrtiiinKai ulcs ^ rcprciL-ntJci\c for tniiru ■nl'iitmJiio I']nipl<»ymy m e n t 520 Real Estate IWc Wanted 605 Camerasras i 4 Equipmcnl I B j j H he Timei'/Vrwa accepts pnynlym ent for claBsiftcd 521 Manufactureded > Homes 606 ChSdrBn'sen’s Hems uii1kJk in ca»h, pemonul check,k, Visn.'I ac •• tfS Tifif Timn-Sfvs Online rcJtiircs _ 214 Employment Warned 807 Clothingng m m| | i | h Transportation MutlustcrCord or clcctronsc ihcJhcck. _ webcb-l>a»cdd4J»ificdudv Any pP 606 Ckxnmuniclunicalion Equ?xnenl a5>ified ud placcd in (he I f i 215 Resume Preparation b i l i t i e s — prinrint version of Tir Timn-Srvt ^ . ■ n n ™ 809 CoTtp^lonuters to o l Aviation Avii . - Responsibi! 216 Employmenl Agencies :hcck yourud for e rro rs th e fir^ifir^t day. Tunfs- in l>e p b c e d online for ‘>0; ■ 217 Employmenl Opporiun. eulEstntc 3 ,0 fimraodxxJ 1002 \uto Aut Parts 4 Accessories '(VS will t>c renponsiblc for thhe e fint ineorrcct crday, ' per ud. In udJition (O " L & ! ^f Timn-Nn.-s On/inf. ud* ure Rental e ,, Fumilliraljre/Carpet 1004 \ulos Aut Wanted insciiscniun und to m> Krcutcr cxccr;tcntthandicco«of P' [13CC occupied by the error. 'Hn»e n publisher ictiidcd in our nu(ii>nul netw orki(k i>r11 ciassi (led uds, j 601 Furnished Hoislouses 612 Heatingi,ig4AirCon(ilioning 1005 AniAntiques S Colfectibles *p«' Dne Clujsificd Ncnvork j ijumcs no financiul rcxponiibilibility for erro rs or ifouKh a p4rTncr!ihi)> with AdOnc f n m 602 Unfurnished HoI Houses 613 Auctionsrts 1006 SerJern/Heavy Equipment miision of copy. id morc than SOO nctvspjpersI ucnacross ih c nution. I 'iiiiiniiciul c i FumishedApts.ptsTDuplexes 614 Jewelryy4Furs & I 1007 Tw>rmcki 604 Unfurnished AptAptsTDuploxes 815 Lawn&G£i Garden 1008 Tnj(:nx* Parts 4 Accessories P I 605 Rooms Fof RentRer 616 Exerciseso E Equipment 1009 lx4s 4x4 I Call Our Custoi t o m e r 301 Business Opportunities 606 MobUe Homescs 617 MisceDanalaneous For Sale 1010 Van^ans4Busses ^ 302 Money lo Loan 7-D nv flu n rrin te c A d ...fi!eulecuUr 7tltiy raic • S.1 n«l SService Represeni;ntatives i 607 Ofnco&Retaiifail Rentals 616 MusicallyII Instruments 1020 AutimtosforSale ^ (inc. ir cuurantccd item .1 ni lit■“""■'"I-'- r f o)r r Infonnation onm Weekly ; 304 Investments I 609 C^miniumTnVTime Shares 620 Pets 4 SujSuppfies 1054 St0(;tockCars - jIS-Diiv RciiIKntoicGuttnintcinter Ad... reeubf I.VJty rZ 305 Contracts i Mortgagesigcs 610 StoragoAVarehc■ehouse Rental • 621 Stereoflac/HadioCOs IOSS Aut«vol Kll.thc Classified Speciecials! | aJoill lran MkliUHulI 7 d nil t h«n:c. » 306 Financial Services oito Deeiers 611 Fanns For Rentlent '622 Toofs&MaI Machinery - 1099 ' Autt A(ts mrtt hr fancrlletiW t.taHyfor rustomer fotrvrrtieinrcr hui tril/ not hr rr-ratrti or luhxfi/atnf.suh\ FotForpma/eparty only. 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^ PU B UC S ^ V lCICE I CONSTRUCTK)N DRIVERS LABORERS MANAGER TRAINEE MEDICAL 1 I 5 0 \ MESSAGE! N ood oxporlencod froframor Solo, loom, or roliof drhn :d c Lorgo Nat'l, company’ ox- Roiiot dishwasher, - n FAX tr Start noodod for roofor, t TREE TRIMMER ponding In iho Twin aroa.iroa. Hours vary. Fuil timo. h -i ueS u T - Don't pay to find wOilo A bo- & concrete finlshor. { laXkor lor utility lino dooranc< f O foro you g e t tho iobob. For a t $ 12mr. DOE. 863-43.43Q, v a n , walking ftoor, tank Wo are looking lor shorp,ujrp. Bridgeview Estates ______bonusos. bonoflls. go□ood Exp. preforrod. Valid aggroaaivo men oneond 1828 Bridgeview Blvd. IENT FOR. A CO N D m oitiu Y OUf'I I freo Information'• a b o u t ------y Idaho Drfvor-o Lk»nw ovoldlr>g omploymon oquipment 734-0082. w o m e n w ho d e s i rro o o Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 REQUESTSrPOR • LANDDIVISiOiO N B Y J. FT relief Mllkor worn ------CDL 0 pluo. Pre-hiro d> coroor. B ackground in PR 0l»08AIALS tl HObart and Norma vice acam a, wrMe li a n te d , d r iv e i^ ------screen. CaR for opplicai ^ MILL OPERATOR on property oonsltislstlngof AD Federal Trodo Con^m ^. Call 934-0997. betwBtwoon W anted, ISwostom . hornohoi n. 1-600-727-7782-ox mgmt.. salos or.publlc ro- o a F Foods. Inc. is now Prepoft«lsforDMlSaaignSar-- elaven <11) a cres I Washington.iVo I C , '* 5 pm loovo m ossog“ 9® weekly. 2 8 conts perm “’i lailonswouWbeanossot. hiring 0 oxporloncod-Mill TIMES CLASSIF3IFIED 449. EOE By Cholco.l* -■ Call 208-331-0222, v ie ts wilt b* r«o«l»oalvad by In Section 17, Towr ► DEUVERY OfilVEfJpn— bonolita, now truck. ____ Oporator. Wogo DOE. . . . -Division of Public>110 Worka, S o u lh , R a n g e'T 18 S tf a ® DEPARTMEN ^Mng 1-600-22S^»84, MECHANIC Apply in poison at; 22689 - | Stat* of Maho. ad i 002SO N 4 th ' B.M. addraaaad •; ^®” * • Ambttiows. do an drMi ±__ LOANS "208-734-5531538 ter, 1-800-876-7080. rocord, good oppoomioronco. ORIVERSI > Twin Falls Truck occoplingJting Hwy. 30. Honson. Idaho • 8VMt.BolM. tdofKtaho 83702 mately 22S0 Easta s t 4400 on coio- $100-$750 >. • • oppllcotlons to r hola a v v y y ^8:00 a.FTV. to 3:00 p.m. unill 8:00 PU localloo time North, Filer, Idaho i c ^ BAKER ------HoavyIlftlngroq.,8salaryal Flatbods 48 statos. Co iforOPW Agricultural Zon<“ '."tm 208-677-4S4 DOE.FTorPT.Appfppty In bm to SUCCESSII Oo)JS? y u c a l l TODAYlr ! truck toch, Qood wogo ■& MISCELLANEOUS Poraon noodod Ion ion vrant to have fun on y< bonotlts. Paid voc..olci< -«10. Naw InSw^aduaelatodh)dM deon (BURLEY) 0 wookonda. Apply poison at Evorton X 7 3 4 ^ 3 3 3 .^ 5 ASKING QUESTIONS! • <■ Btsi* Polle* Fioldeld omce, two (2) acraa tor a M ottross Factory, 32GS2G2nd Job? Bo treated Iiko I ____ loavo4 401K. Intorostod? Conduct public opinfo/i . ■rahom o * 7-0 a/7)i«/7® rftflftwontio tw porson a t Mrs. Powa HONE profossional you are? Sond rooumo to P ,0 . Box Idaho S U ta Policuro. w ook, you d ocldo y o u r 0072; Paul Schri;hroader, B.M. and aodraas E-MAlLyourdasstltodilod ad Must bo ablo to road bluo-bii , Top poy. Joba throoghigh own a^oduio. Groot job 3-Bflfla P ic k u p a p p lic a tio n prints and achomotic tor collofio studonta. Prolaot M anualo a r, 3 3 2 - W ard Lane. FBer. Id 7/01/2000 to Bulla P opo Kolsoy-s, 637 I «lc out Magic Volloy. 1816. Tha RF>=> laI a la o tho Aortcunural Zon< nFo'l'is* tw lnadO m leronjtetn«t drawings. Must havo o> P«nomMl Plug. Cioso'to CSI Campus. ®o* rwIo to 733-7300 73&-2eS1 lor moro into.ip gHntlnflaUha folfollowing m a ^ a c tu re d fiome i c D Gonoral Mills Oporot I. ^'®o measuring and tostto 878-4400 pfooerty to cara foeT n , ^ REMEMBEFL. Inc. is occoptlng op|SinNr»‘ DISPATCH Murtaugh Public Schoolt '» oqulprrront. Knowlodgo ____ OFFICE MANAGER T tailndaMn XcONDmONAI That bWhday ad youp tions for harvostholp hydraulic, pnounwiicPJnd ai MEDICAL immodiato opening lor Ot- An Idaho Architchltactural BY Snake River IU som o tlm o 000 in : clorical positiona: sx; oioctrical systomo a muTiust Honost. roliaDlo. hordwork-'ork- tico M anager posillon in UoanM la raqulredred to sub- property oonslatIrM n w l'h oxporionco Inn 0short: P.O. Bo* 117 :hlno I'^O ONA noodod tor smallmall nlgh-ond construction country elevator tn I and k)ng haul. Good c ^ Ability to operato m achi mlt a propoaalBlon o Ihis. point five (2.6)«/'*/■> a c re s to ^^our up Quoufiod eondlc >dCom- M urtaugh, ID 83344^ tools and woldor a pluouo A ossistod living laclillios,lios, company, Saiariod posi- ioeatad In Sectlo;tlon 18, plcturos. Stop byi munlcaSon skin andK3 j0t)ili- (208)432-5451 O t^ 731-4250or734-16G6.«5.B tion (approxlmnloly m ust posooss tho oq ty to work undor proasrossuro sond rosumo or roqu(' , , minimum 5 yoara relatl ***SSmatad Proja>o0.lOewatf- ■ ?0a c o n to c t y o u r lo c aloi Job ondoraomonts. looso copting applicationo I Coda2S'7-210w01( *• so n d roaumo lo ; Smorrrwnlo yVot Lino M ointononiin c o *PP'y I" POfSOf’ “ t 6 7 4 rpaullg laho a bll tor^Qor ofvtoredltameof:5. e r. on property »nslatlnacore ■ PROFESSION/))NAL Servico or tho olov:ovator Includos bonoflts. Eoatland Drivo, Twin >Md Chad approxim ately |i ‘3- Fum ituro Flniatilng1 P.P - ^ Supervisor. Must havo t HonlaWtttlamaani ^ ^ S E R V I C: S ^ m a n a g e r. P e rry KrKnopp Apply a t box 6279 Kolchum. Fails, EOE MISCELLANEOUS Zee, laat knownn a( ^ d ^ point «»von {20.7)*/. 208-362-4411. AA/A/EEO Valley C o-op Suppi; soclato dogroo In m ___ Quostiona... mK-.iL tn ioctttad in Saot 0 gPly 83340 or coll 200-72';720 - chanlcal or mointononanco MEDICAL PO Box a s . KImbi ------BANKRUPTCYCY Employor. 130 8 o u th 1 tth , Buf9uhJ 7059aakforRobort/Pol Could yon uso extro mon. 8M41 Township 0 South. I 'Polty, o rtg in o o r in g a n d liv II' o A/R & Collodion poroonon oy? Want to got ir^io ail known East, B.M.V an n^d- CompoUUvomtosonCXI Chop- Patty Hamy, last os. Call yoars minimum oxpoDorl- noodod PT-FT for busyjsy shopo’ Wont to loarn «lmotoly tor7bankruptdos.( .Y onco In procosolng mo addreae. 2059* E c . a “ North In Joff Stokor at 734-8-14-8452. o CMPLOYEH • D '’“ lo- physical Ihoropy ottiCoCO loadorship & technical Lana*204. Boh P tonanco with tochniclic a l must tiovo OxEWrlonco.U3. skills"’ Nood monoy to pay B3716 HOUSE a OFFICIFicE— eI i f y o u W on- door wildom oss m c/npy PUBUSH; June:10 20 a n d g „ S o o m f ✓ F r a U fcelnMtrancc I, 27.200______0 f “ «• Accidont & Injury; Bus! * prolorrod.'Bonolita} InI . logs lor CNA's tor dayly & program h a s immodiato ...... B.M. a n d a d d ra ssa 3tt Plan (401k) PIcomtast appl; at Oaiis Stop ’.N Co j !5*.t *PJ & Corporoto Low:w: OUI. J /Retiitmcnt i cludo: comprohonsi'siv o night shilis opening lor ofhcc .issisw- LEOAL N omCE n e proxlmately 4QS0??nu?a^ I OWOP*Folonl) n I O 0 ; E aIk>: G« In-uore t »'Mtiiattoo Strrcl S.. T«in Falls H | modlcol plan, ponsiolion Wo otto/: nt. Must havo uxcciioni South Locuat MMni SStorage. -lO BILEast In tha t In C uatody+C hild Supsupport: g l/2prlremc«nc«l> 11 T Valky Rc«liunn1« OroroJlS25-4147.nt.tlI 0 401k. pakJ hpiidoyo,.pcpaid • Sign on bonus databaso, spre.idshoof. <107 8. Locust. TwirTwm f3 ! s. RaaWentlal Zone. Tl I Olg. • A positive work onviron-ron- and commun.caiion skillc. jiioeuctlon tended use is nto r rsc B ta UnCOnlOStOd OlvOIvorcoo u u vocations, short torm d IDwBaeUaipubltoi LSJT S350-«:oatB; Bankru E ability ond vory compopoti- mont S9.75-S l0hr. Full bonof­ e by AII-Amerlcant> AlAuction, nineteen lota for resai ja s o * Compollllvo salary lts. 15 mi N Eol Goodino. 8. Locust, O ther ttem to beTSorisid- o S450*coat. Call 734-’ Q tivo wago ratos. Ploa on elt» at 1S7 S. I » ITRAVEU Ad- * Terrific bcnoliis packagoa g o Jonnl 080-2565. Ext, 27.' TvHnFana.lDon7/1i7/lMX)at ered: Buhl to WWai endell tHE HANDYMAN C u sortd rosumo to HR A S:30 pm a | atoradiditamsof: Iti C orrldorStud H mlnistrotor. J.R. Simpiplot Induding PTO EOE • *»y R t ^ r , RobuUd. Rop 676. ' A/ob whore you con m ako Ua(aO*Brte.Untt2:itt23.1979 Rla d aa al Englneerfai «& >vo.Jlm 3^ I- Company. P,0. Box 67 ^ PRE-SCHOOLTEACHER PoMlneRd..E..TwliTwm Falla. D a te d jh is 2 t i t fl jDRUOFR^^ORKP^C^^^ENIOR^NCOUHAOe^rOAW.Y Hoytwm. Idoho. 83336j6 or 0 diftoronco in som oono's° 2000/2001 school year, tvi^i ID 83301 ' Jurw. 2000. call 677-7103 for funhn h o r illo , cortiticaiion is roquirod. a. Untt26. /s/R.ToddBtaaa.Cha m o o Slop by tor an application . OarylZahuronM . I pSSSS i CHILDCARE FARM information.- Rosumi ‘ On job training. For moro S4S>awnbraohAve.^vo., K 48. *. Twm Fans County Pla RE CLERICAL DRIVER irHrMk f^ust t>o rocotvod by JutyJi and/or iniorviow. S s r ® SERVICES cling a Exporloncod gravity Irrig inlo call 324-7533- Twin F0»a. ID 83301001 andZortlng Commlaa I ^ •Customor Sorvico M agic Valloy Rocyclln 3, 2000. EOE. Twin Falla Care Center ShaRa Q arcia, UrtR:Jn»31.P O ATTEST: drug froo workplip io c o torw antod. Coll 731-11( ------674 Eaailand Drive PRESS OPERATOR Box 142. Calienta n te . NV Robert S. Foit, Clert(»rt( ' AOVENTURELANOID DAY-I * ° r a ^ !:W o '? 6 7 8 - 44040 0 noods a CDL drivor''OfGENERAL ------MANAGER EOE Immodialo oponing In ftonfui , CAREnowhaaa3 a fo w PERSONNELPLULUS d o lly lo c a l ro u to». . Cuon Construction supply■iy cCO. P'l’ nionagor tor gift ahc — Idaho Foils print shop, Cnrtatlna Fahrar.r . LlUntt 45. PUBUSH; June 27.2^000 o p o n ln g s. All mo ool o ls In------733-9690. ipond- dutios includo, schodi MEDICAL Must bo crnzy & dopor rti-. Fuli llmo Actr^ity Aldo want-jnt- Color oxporionco on 788S E B«ncron.Ea(•EaotO.lD PUBLiC NOTICIncB dudod, nomo onvlroivironmo- CLERICAL ------oblo. Will train, 735-19(• 1966 l"9- training, vnndow d 33017 4-3718. RLE CLERK DRIVER n Falto. Idaho 63301.ii;_ emptoyoe.Muetb* IB FaDa. ID 83301 flooiMi H o y /c o rn c h o p . J ftt C * CDL Drlvors tal Is cuaently hiring I ^ AC. available In alternirn a tlv e , chlkj caro. Cell 736-<36-0801 Cenior, 709 N. Un( ,n-Sot * Customor Soivlco yrs. tiavo voiid drivor's ii- Laat data^pymt wOl in e ^ n . c u s to m , LLC. Mon-i tho following position(s]?,!® ' MEDICAL ca^b^i/OObyB • q u » a ^ o r7 3 1 -1 4 6 3 J Jeromo. id 83338. EC 8om-5pm. Coll 734-68-6821 * Fish Procosolng **Therepy Techa*** conso. bo ablo lo obtain o '«»™' a s i w j i i ’n; _____ L * Oroonhouao Workoraors Certffled NurolrtgAaslsti >on- CDL wiihin 6 mo. ol om- ll^^ihe Home child car* iniri Kim-1 COMMUNITY SERV Part-iimo/PRN poslilolio-. Needed 10 loach indopon- PUBLISH: June 2 W IC E d r iv e r s ------* Flold Workers dont living skiils 10 adults:uil3 pioymoni. & must irvo in 0,^*op. borly. #m. prov^lt OFFICER Looking for tfw b estI ClossCl TO P PAY - NO FEE ovailablo on all ahifts Jufy4.2000______»s at ttie attontion. ICCP/CPfl wilh developm entalt a l Jorom o City or wilhm 15 ______mental Olsabllltles 1 Tho City of Twin Foilssla t o c - A COL drhrore. Phonoino op- 111 Flior Avo. 735 Ovorlaorland tho Exiondod Cai itt s mm. ol Iho city. Drug Iroo OP foOowlnfl numbera;1: oid. moals, foncod < 1040 Fodlity. Must bo cortifii H dlaabliliioa. Ail shifts NOTICeOP XflH copling appllcatloni>ns lor plications takon daltyIty and< 733-7300 678-404( rt In available. Excol. bonolits)tits work pioco. Beginning PUBLIC HEARUUVNQ Phono: 20e<}34-2m178 w/8wta>g SOL r^ .. 423-1 C bM lJurJiTY SERVRVICE m ony approved tho so or currently onroliod Juty 13.2000000 Too F ra « 1-800-544-: altor 90 days. We pro-ro- salary St610/mo, Closing IN HOME CHILD CAH:a r E o f f i c e r . B o g lnn rn in g dayl Oroot pay. groi;“ar PERSONNElEL CNA d a ss. — vide training. Apply ot: dato July I7lh. Apply O TTY: 208-334-2179 -Ins monthly salary is $1S1822. rnilos. coll H4R Transp LPN/RN Extended Care HEREBY You mey also Otjtobtain a oflfls/drop-lns 3BM 158 Blako St, N, Twin.vin City Hali 152 East Avo, A. NOTICE 18 HEI tlte a t woicomo. m oalsIsond at Tho C.S.O. loomon- n 800-348-8224. Puii-timo/Pon-timo/PF OnrEN that a PublicAllcHoar- copy on oi» W ab^lle PLUS , Falla. No phono calls.Iis. Joromo, before the www.atate.kJ.ua/taJd/MJ tinacks provklod,3. WM-F ow orn, ontry-lovol p _____ positions ovailablo In''"0 it p,oa«,.B Ing vril b a held befc 7om -epm 878-856•8568 tion in dvilian law ontcnfo^ DRIVERS Exiondod Coro Fociiity. ^ . SALES TwhFatla County Pt " l c „ Noodod OTR. Rofors •are »***«»****» t. 23. 20, tn h o m e o a y cfTpE— a r mont suppon sorvl °^m^lateopenlnga;iga; LPN/RN (OB) Acute Car L l ROBYN TODD and Zanlno Commm m ^ s i^ ^ »ork Iri W ostom Statos. Cona II Full-timo Evening: O a 0 M agic Valley Mall f f . 27 and ^ .2 0 0 0 Loving onvironm ont,:nt2vre Rosponslblo to WOI 3 ox- MEDICAL UP9PJSM !?««>«*: H iir P R n o n -h a z a rd o u s. po:jX o- 30,OOOK-poasiblo. 5i porionco preforrod burr nnot Mogic V.i:ioy Monor 13 nowlow Now hlnng PT Solos Asso- and oldor. Rrst Aid &' th om- Bign on bonuo. Fuol roquirod. HMH w.rt DOWIwill- h irin g R N 's 4 L P N's, 'o , ciaio. all shills available co rt. L ic o n so d &i t houra. 208-73643;®-0509. contact tho porsonnonoi Of- S464 osk for Ron. Intarmountain StafflniNing I onoogom ont rtng. F 0 «L O W N O JCME. fico locaiod in Ciry I ------Raaourcea 4 101 CHILDCA 2iSl°or DRIVERS m LOST a F o)UND u r ' roloxod onvironmont.ont roo- 321 2nd Avonuo Eas ucen. 738-3855 vard II- phono 735-7251. Cki'iM lno TRUCK DRIVERS NEI Drug, Alcohol Froo Co.Co, on Tomor sonablo prtco. Ig. yar E O ^ ED! Somi ond 1 ^whoo ______In KImborly/Ha consod, cortlfiod.d C Opon doto is 7/12/2000. B nd.po- HATCHERY MANAGER ...... vlcMty. Roword. 42 !on-Sai AA. A Drug Froo W ork *or grain horvost ond. 423-9080 6am-11:30pm. Mon- tato horvost. Wo willill starts Largo Irout hatchoryjry I L6 S f ftod Hoolorlor X bo- 735-8707 or 420-4894890. • Ploco. U t a Pkwso ch eck your i ______throshing groin aroiiround (t00-»CFS) in tho Mogi.tagk: corroctnoss on1 thoth< fire *w® »" * J® MOTHER OF 2‘ wllwill do CONSRTRUCTJON July 15ih in tho Cos:astlo- Valloy Is looking (orra a ean HURRYR T IN t T W IN FALLS day that It runs,I bi n a T h a Ju n o 21, m alo ons> *° daycaro in hor hohomo. Nood oxp. hardworkirking & fo rd /B u h l o r o a . TTli h o n oxporloncod Hatchoryhory Tlmos-Nows Iss niMt ro- Coin. S50 rowarc Moming ahlft. Foror rmoro dopondablo. concrotcolo Iln- m ovo to Murtaugh. PloosoPlo Managor. Sond rosumjumo W — . ■ 4 3 0 BllM w im km * B h r d . N . • sponsiblo for orroifr™?.. > -g 7 0 5 J Info, can Ann 0 734-7J4-7342. Ishor ond laboror. StiStoody coll lor moro infomoimotion dololiing oducoiion & iaoe> 735-aaoo ter ttuit tlmo. ' LOST.Q o J a c k< D o lly 4 ------FT woiV. Poy DOE.E. Coll 432-6675 Mon-Fri. hatchory oxporionco tc J c a sto r whools purp: 989-5694 oftor Spm. :------' Box 91222. %Tho !:_____ EDITOR/DESIQNER Mlflod od~ 324-7896. SREWA L..L Timoa-Nows. P.O, Bo;Box E-MAIL y o u r dosalfl CONSTRUCTION Tho Timos-Nows Is lookooking 54Q_ -Twin Foils. ID 833<^3303 to u s a t P g g Expor. B ackhoo & Equip- Ec lor a tolontod, onorgc An inquires vrill bo kopiKept j twInadOmtcrooj ------mont Operators. Gorlonoml ambitioua porson" w conlidontlal. EOEJIEJI__ DT1CESI ADMISSIONS3 Laborers noodod puputting w onts to lounch a loun FOUND- 2 puppies s COUNSELOR. ?inyou HEATINO/AC Supply. Jum podad out< of — A Li^ 0H 6Li< in undorground tolopfiphono ism caroor. Wo’ll iroin; r Mroor- cnbio, valid drivoro rs li- to dosign ond odit nonows- Toch noodod tor lullII Ilrlime whlto pick-up. CalCall 423- A f^ O N V W OUSO I I OUIO- omploymont. Prolor/ 632310 d a lm them . t»l inior- conso roq. Appttr m porsonpo papor pogos using st^ 2 0 6 -7 » < 3 0 0 * 72fl- ostod in asslslino par 2123 t o t 18th Stratroet oMho-oit tochnology3v Iin 0 cortlfiod but will consid VIAGICVV A L L E ^ . ol Dtruggllng lo o nna. s, & c . Burtay. Idaho 83318 jsaion- non-cortlfiod. Wogo DO A 18.B congonlol ond prolossi )ICAL CENTER communication, tyc - ...... oi onvironmont. Roqujquiro- Ploaso cali JR at Bouid RILEGIONAL MEDIC ■ m ultl-tasking ot>llitlinftfoSa COOK•.>rhn. monta includo 0 bac>actio- Mtn Hooling 788-6125.25. a plus. Tvrin Falls Coro Contor ■ must, sa lo s oxpor. a j M lofo dogroo. oxcolla'lo^t hOUSEKEEPERS(3^^T p t ■ Fost-pacod onvironrronmont. on oponing tor a hjllL Cin v e rb a l okiils. on oyolyo lor NIGHT AUDITOR kT T E IM T KION ■ S23KandupDnnl An- porionco In thoropaSnthn ol a toom. moot dn p o r t u n i t y ‘InlJV St, N, Twin Fona. ID- drus, PO Box 328.S. Good-G cooking but will troln Td" W e hiHave Juit the oppc I [ H . nt hn d o a d lin o a a n d hom •S I f o r: ■ lng. ID 83303. EOE.)E. right Individual. Muo.M l.t« stre ss grocofully. Must1051*^00 HUMAN RESOURCES you\ are looking f 1 ADVERTISINU ------dopondablo and obt wHIing 10 work lig hIts ts, and Holghi Inc. will bo occoiccopi- ______■ tntarrteVNew Mediala SalesS P“ wookonds. This lull-tilii-timo ing opphcoiiona tor 2 ptpan etitlve Salaries, P Rl N U p To I Tho Timos-Nowa hoi Jo>> in c lu d o a 0 otrotrong Umo {15-20 hra wookook), C o m p e ■ Immodloto oponing I packago of pay ondd b bon- Employmont SonrteoSp 2 0 % ^Uiove Base Salary,■y, Va C re d it ■ imomot/NowModlaS:ia Solos COORDINATOR ' ofito. with opportuni)jnlilos clollsts serving ciion JYIT! Sond with chaiiongoa,, P( P o y G iViren < For LPN Expel> e rie n c e BU Roprosontativo. Ros,i=lo9pon- Som obod/ NoodsYou Yc lo r advoncom onl. Se rrofor- S6,50-S8.50porhrlosu slbllltlos Includo roloingrol H ospk» Visions Is 000ooking your rosumo. ilst ol ro bio'^h'r Flexible SchcO.'(itjlcs. P/iia Time Ofl. lumornon 5 rovonuo through tho sale a highly motlvatod.. com- c oncos and oxomplosiloa ol Ihon moro por billable n Hc.iiin. Ih'i’i': ) Clark oftor 6 wk iralnlng. HHra A N ew nc:IcmOIc insurance H vi <.viin /• ^ ol bannor ods, oponponoor- possionato pOraon to to co- your writlon work 10 Ct ATirImes-News 10 Edi- VERY FLEXIBLE. tndMidlvid- Vision. Uk'.c*. A06.D. Long-Term Dis.U?ihibiiiiv. k’c'ii'C’if-: .... strips, sito dosign.gn. link oidinatoo stylo showwfund t Walworth. Manoging E . Miicri ______I .all butions. archiving nunity. to r . T ho'T lm os-Ngows o* “O' must bo outgoinoIn g . mfcVitc C ( ^ic Center, tvxl Mucn. M ng and ralsor for tt>o commu I well. I------sified Will FiIII point of oalo chartlargoo. jf you ore Iniorosiis lo d . P.O . Box 548, TwinI F«Falla’ • porsonablo. prosont we Ciassi Condidotos shouldlid havoT ploaso call Flow atit 735- i ID 83303. A drug-lij.fro o & an opt ioomor, FAX you h a vte e heard about our conrommitment to knowlodgo of compu workplaco. rosumo/covor letter nputora, oi21 aftor 1:00 PM. • (208)735-8176- servicece excellence in our community.co with Intemot oxporic-orionco . Join our team. Ev(^ery Need proforrod. Wo offor a I LABORER ----- NowS yc^our opportunity to joii m .tionalty compotitivo%bo?o t JOBS! JOBS! J JOBS!• Asphoil maintononce:e I.10- Hum an Resourcen e s I solary ptus commis:mission . . boror «, drivor. CDCDL ■ with on oKCotlent bonofltabon Apply Today - Immediate Openingsff® roqulroo. 733-3272. RO. Box 4099 ■ pockago IncludinO vi CSR1J5C3SPETS50RCF ) 3 - 0 4 0 9 ■ tion. hoolth coro.Vo“,“ 40 i ubor s aCl£RICAL POSmONS R W T Wwin Falls, ID 83303- Gonorol londscaplng di 7-2173 or FAX (20808) 737-2741 I and moro. Ploasoto c M M I B f l M tlos including: lining croi 1 2 0 8 ) 7 3 7 BUJYIT!" roaumo a n d solary hli _ bods w/rock, pianilrniing EmplOV>yment Une: (208)I) 737-2775 to; r iroos & nursory slockck 1 OS ' ■ Human Rosourcos andrearOmvrmc.gen- I .ic i d . u s Yov* 1»T»X Srnmw K woli a s raking & prepartrsarlng c ■ M anagor “ ground lor tho planilnglng ol v^endyaOfTivrmc V gen.icr i.ld .U S ■ Tho Tlmos-Nowsw s m k s ] grass or laying ol soood. ■ P.O . Box 548a 11 1 R lo rA v oo . ., TV/In F o lio . 7 3 3 - 7 3 0 0 May Install sprinkler sy _ Twin Fans. ID 83303-0^ 5 4 8 7 3 5 o v c rioand, n BuHciy. 678-4040 r aya- "PEOPPLE UNITED TOTi CARE " tomsipreporomanmac ______Drug trw workpi.icc- |] ■ Fax: (208) 734-5531 ^ ponds. Moy build Sro( EEOC «W »bs/te: mvrmc.com SEI o-mall: m arykO m agicv HIT! f t Y P A Y ») walls/patloa. 788-8082,182,M ■ ■ ■ I ______y.com ^ WE)CrPA i

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V — TVnN FALLa 'iega, i7is715 DELCO'2 (1970 & 1976) RESTAURANT SUPERVISOR MALTA 3 0 5 h iring Local underground local:caling JEROM E (S) sq. ft. 4 bdrm. 2 bath,I (h , b est oftor. now ste e l r o o tr ' —, LItllo Coooar'o now hirl I View my View riiy Itral 2 decks, tipout. 6S4-220Pt > nights. In sloro & dollvollvory. C o m p aq haa on oponi CONTRACTS ft vaulted ceilings, neutral ^ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'A ^JJORTQAQE^ colors, m u st s ^ 735-0429429 0J?o;Tivri55o5ak5oaB > Apply In porson O Lyilo Ll^ for o FT oxpor. workiS k k k k k k k listings listin g : CAOur'a. o:'OBIua Lakijik o s . suporvisor. Apply w/roi ^ Tho Mlnl-Cassla ‘rwlf4FAll8.Byowt>i>r:3 Home Theatre Dreeffr { ------m o O 409 Shoohono A' T im es-N ew s h a s a SS CASH NOW ss s bdrm . 1 balh. brick, ga-ga. Home. 3 bdrm. 2 bsthV ' ‘ SALES 1 Times-NevrefS Times-News THE TIMES-NEWSts M o to r R oute avalablik |a For Contracts & Mortgaget 5rt, ISSOsq. ft. Takeover' Building moiorlol dool0= 10, ______If Call DIvafairiad Capital. f:------I S C U R R E N T L YV In th o Malta a rea. If A*^ aprink?orf..A Ci'built-ulft. pym tsw /approved credlL looking (or tmlo3 poraoiroon . TRANSCRIPTIONIST- 208-794S727m Online Online )tne $553.28/mo. Home can ‘ Igo o( FT /FT poollion. ExcolUollont LOOKINQ FOR) y o u a re In terested lr Ins, beautifully kept hom o Muol hnvo knowlodgo _ wwwjnagicvaUcy«amm ««wwjnaglcvaUcy.oom’ & yard. Awesome loca­ca- ‘bomoved776-7780403* ^ building maiorlalo, haih o ld - knowlodgo o( modlcololtor- t INDEPENDENT JRj n -b e in g e Independenimt DRACO 2 0 8 - mlnology^ roqulrOd, pr newspaper carrier tion, $89,900.00. CallJail HAVF75ITF5DR6~tRe waro & loola Call 20 jPA'®' R O U T E S ir • INVESTMENT CORP. 733-1120. EOE.,’ oxporlonco prolorrod. 0 e Mortgagos? Contracts?s? 736-8163 or 733-2021 .■-■ horoe of your dreams yet? ------tailon types includorho^ ht AVAILABLE IN THEHH '"'S.nSS.'Ur' Doods o( trust? TWIN FALLS. Charmingino, Homaa America h a s a SALES I ^ _ , pitol and clinic sottin(lings. JEROME AREA. o f You want lo soir? nicely updatod, 2-3 bdrm.irm. groat selectton and frteod- Cellular sloro cooks Sol< '• Times-News office at 136 ly Housing experts to bfug-scrooning nnd\ pipro- 3 2 5 1/2 Sth North, ' Wo wont to buy. homo w/1400 sq. ft. 136 Assoclato. Coll 280-032 • omploymonl physic Prompt & cash otlors. Bell St. Only $54,900.00. M^you.Con733-22a«.J<-r: • 20O-O381,* _____ required. St. Bonodlc Burley . , Wo nro locol 4 CompotlUvolira. Pioaso can 206-7fe-«379. F am ily M odlcal Cont< • I (Next to Wahmart) Coll 208-733-3821. SALES nn iD 100-700 bik 6lh Avo. E -) WENOELL-2100 aq. It.,r i6 SUr^SfiT m e **i o r i a L - tr .s r Duo 10 phonomonal growrowth 7 0 9 N Lincoln. Joromo. » R. Todd Blasa. Prosidont ;od lots in Iho conlral area,.') ^ 600 bik Davis bdrm . 1 Vi bath, foncod Wostwind Homos Is sook-SOO 83338. EOE______I T Richard B. Stivors. V.P. yard. $79,000. 536-5649149 Call 208-362-4229. Ing prof«a«loni TRUCK DRIVER ^ T.W, Stivoni. S ocyT reas.OS. Sm: Y ttlftH 6U 8^-'6'xso‘. > saloapeopls. II you'ro doni- flf iU 2 E 5 2 3 ^ TWIN FALLSIT) ^ WENOELL-3 bdnn. 2 bath, ® Local (orm equipment do. 24x65. sprinklor system. top producer lookingI (orfor noodo aoooonal drtvartvor 500 bik. Wosi Avo. B. o Qf I $49.000. Call S36-SM0. prolossional working0 «»"•o w ith CDL. M oslly loclo cn l 50 0 bik. Wost Avo. c.C. A AAA AAAt r vironmont with lirst yo. runs, aomo rogtonol. MustMi lOOSOOblk. Wast Avo.vo. ^ ^ Education W ENDEU- 3 t>drm. 2 bath; oamlngs of 4SK. bonofilie(it3. h o v o ni.tlllly lo o p oro 2 h ac. Now carpot. appls. p e ri You know s great jro te D. — ELUE & QENE SHARP »r- deal when you aoe onei ; Wo want lo talk wilh1 yoyou, and lond mochlnoryry on( 200-600 bik. Wost Avo. THE TIMES-NEWS Rodwood deck. bom . cor­ Condidotoa should bo o ■ Canyonside Realty DEBRA PREECE • ral, S85K. Call 636-2912.12 Com e to Herrtee A m iir^ '® (lotbodo. Great springing & £. CURRENTLY HAS I GMAC Rool Eotola IrwIn Realty —— ca for quality homaa itt tromoly dotailod orlonusn io d sum m er w agos (or oom T H E FOLLOWING & posaoas strong so 100-600 bik. Wost Avo. Q R cbIE koui i 5 12 ^ affordable pricos. C itlJit I 30" ono wim a boot truck■k liJob p INDEPENDENT s o jo 733-2224. OAC -C l. C ■■ startor okllls. Bring yo:y o u ’’ In roll-winlor. See Denrennis I FARMmANCHES/■J soiling oxporitoo & v> et Agrl-Sorvico, 32(3205 NEW SPAPER | ^ 1 D W R I E S _ Thc place to look W tU provide tho (oat. Fax ri r w in tf you llva In thia araa S '■O' Kimborly Rood. Tw »« ROUTES ON THE^ I OPEN^OUSES ■ bast buys In sntk|uas Is oumo lo; 2O0-732-57t5 7 19 Fallo. 734-7772 Bring3fo(s ro ara Intaraatad In baIng a EA ST SIDE OF il iMliMiiH® EOEN-Dolrv alto, 320 ooc. c . daasAod. F M your tra v - ,. nil: Gonoral Monogor i I____ nawapapar carriar... QOODINQ. Now 4 bdnp. 2 n om ure today. Cal 733-083». a;,. TWINFALLS I • I V 2 TWIN FALL^, 2041 Oiik-Ik- Sondy soil. 0 miles from call 208-732-5710, WELDER Plaaaa eall DIatriet Mart- ” balh, llnlohod 3 car ga­ga- wood Dr.. 4 bdrm,, 3 fulllull TF. S500/OC. 825-5617.B ------Nood W elder thoi can: oi:also ager. 733-0831 axt 346.46. Pioaso chock your ad fortor rage, covorod patio, sprin- TWIN FALLS- Boautlfully SALES do dairy mainiononce,0, FFT rin- -bath,$129,000.734-6352,^ JEROME- 1600 Heeded doocorated, 2 bdrm.. 2 Immodlolo oponlng (or n . ROUTE 705 conectnoss on tho firstrst klors, sod end fencing, ,™- posltton. Poy DOE, Bon W 2500-2600 bik. Elizabott7th dny thnt it runs, a s Thoho moplo kiichon w/oll oppls. TWIN FALLS. 3400 Sq. fL.ft. Feedlot Holstein foedk)tlk)t balh at Lazy J. See et tall solos porson. solilrf lih p (to onor 90 days-324-eOii o « ) A A A Qll; multl levol h o u so w/ dou-)u- for lease aflor July 1st.sl. space 142. $32,5000. (urniluro, appllancea Blvd. Timoo-Nows la-not ro-«- Gas liroplaco, marble to- Blalr20&-324-3117AK>mo OR s sponsiblo (or orroro af­3l- w alk-ln show or. S o o, Q, ol blo g a ra g o & double do- (loor covorings. Excollein'lloift WELDER/FA8RICATOR 400-500 bik. Cypross vn. tach ed ga ra g o o n 5 acres.M. orS3S-3117/moblk>. ™* 5 1 9 " l';l n o B Expor. MIQ/TIG/Sllck. yoyO“ f NO fiiBltOftww you spend you*^ Way tor that timo. 608 Msplo.Possible ewn- woiklng condlllono _ J . or(inanco.Call9^1M.B4 4 bdnn,, 3.5 bath, (omwl ^ e m e t c r V l o t o J ^ ^ bonollls Apply In poroosrtw>r> nroundwork.$8414pr,p rh r cJasiin«r. -ij- dining and IMng rooms, * bonollls. Call 733-3295292 ou«y ochotfulo. Puf dawi- al Banner Furnilure 20 Homes from $5,000} spacious nrtaster suite w/ 2 v A l LEY VIEW plotsi Main Avo G., Twin Fallo.>110. WELDERS ------(Ik SS lim*.MyW9 Ditoctory 4 5 0 2 Foroctosod & ropossossod.t»d. jotlod tu b & walk In d o so t. . ,Q. ol oo«<» »«( sofvieoa 10 ROUTE 718 I$600. oa/bffer. Out ofi SALES ------Looking (or Immodiato l< 1100-1400blk. 7lhAvo.o. LjJ0[JE3roRSA^ No or low down payment.nt, Lg. country kllchen, bo- I town call 603-646-1604.a. . . cal welders to do lociocol wo,^(o>youiod«r “ crodit troublo OKI For cur­ PT/FT SQloo pootlo — E. ur- nus roon^. 2 firoplacos. CEM ^RY Plot In Lake dairy conolructlon. 20f208- PUBUC SERVICE rent listings. available. Expor. prei 1100-1300 bik Btti Ave. VIefv Qardons. SunSet . (orod or will train. Som 4S9-9441 osktorJackio^ R U P E R T MESSAQE 1-800-311-S048 Ext 4060.W. E. Soiling property? Don'l pay Memorial Park. 423-6003. hoavy lilling roqulrod. S a y 1100-1400 C/fc, 9th Avo. L“y INVESTiNYO-UHSEUFi■f > TWIN FA LLS, Privato S! | S | o. any foes until H's oold. For CQUU. HOmiHQ ary DOE, bonolita. Applipi'j I 217 Invost In a homo. It's thoJO bdrm ., 3 b a th , 3,000sq. fl. ^ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ freo Information obout " OPKHITUHITr ' i 520 ; in porson only ot Evorto>non I EMPLOYMENT ly j y o u '” '0''® 0* ''0 low g a s h o a t & AC, 2 cor ■ REAL ESTATE , . Molttoss Faciory. 326 2ndn, ^OgPOgTSjiJJJES=c The TImeS'News IsI 700 btk. Ash Street avoiding tlmooharo and price you needl.Call Env i gorogo. outo sprinkiors.'. M . r.iH.f .p.t^ ^iutiii^ M; ■ WANTED „ ... Avo, S. TF, currently looking forir rooi oototo scom s. wrilo bor at Homos America to tho Fodorol Trade CO $169,900. Call 735-6602. ------PUBLIC SERVICE Independent Walkingig ROUTE 728 ® ® 733-2224. OAC L Si-i'SSM .'SJSS SALES Routo Carriers In thel e 700-600 EIMonXo St. Commission. W ashing­ - r TWIN FALLS- Solos consulinni invilodId tot' MESSAQE ton. D.C., 20580, or calloli JEROME-By ovmorlRont- OOU- F'o«Joral ompioymont Infoinior- R U P E R T a re a . I 1900 bik Granada Dr. D*; 3 bdm i, 2 b a th . SrrwH pots,B SKHSSS'ESS'."I FAX join Iho W est Coast Boou tho Nationol Fraud ln(or*or- al property or tst tlmo & sm okoro ok. motion Is (roo. Romon-lom- 1900 btk San Larue Avo. r . buyer, 2 bdrm, 1 bath. Irg ty S upply te am in Twi: o- m otlonContor. y Call We«t¥dnd Homes orlQlft.**oi*‘s^ Foils area. Salary to sla"lart r ' *^or. no ono con promismiso RUPERT 800 bik Sunrise Blvd. N.V. 1.800-876-7060.______lot. S34.S00. Coll 734- Jl, Ir^ youa(o d o m lio b .F o r(ro 206-732-5710 o r M mlan. to iiMi* MW auetii YOUR' commission potonliol, 1: ' ' “i! ROUTE420 = j 0819 or 736-8726. _ 1-880-301-0037. pr«f(r»nc», UmliBtfon or on oslobllohod torrltor>iQfy ln(omialion about (odorf _ dlierlmlftalton.’ Psmlllal I, / ' jobs, coll Caroor Amonc llthSt.ScottAvo. ROUTE 729 JEROME - Dlvoreo solol 3 lly •tatus Ineludas ctiiidran i Excollont bonedts S bdrm, crook, bom, 2 lots, TWIN F A L L S-G root fomlly ram, Connoalon. 912-757-300 AS,.-FS, 1100-1200 4th Avo. E. A homo for salo. 4 bdrm.. 31 undar ma aga of IS OvIngI AD 1 Insurance. 401K progran' 1100-1400 Sth Avo. E. D S73,900.543-9196. TIMES CLASSIFIED t otc. Individual must b GUARANTEED _ both. 3 car gamge, 4700» 2 S»!!:'SS~SJ!r I onihusiastlc, horxiworkln'^ing Vallen Safety IF yo u live In tho 1100-1400 61h Avo. E. JEROME-4 bdrni, 3 bolh,ih, aq. ft. ort 1 ocro. North- r DEPARTMENT' • RUPERT area 8. oro> 100-600 Ash Siroot AD 2400 * sq. fl. homo. On• 3 oast location. $259,900.5‘ stsssssrx~^ ; - loam player Som o tm vo n i. nn..p.p.r .Ml nol, 208-734-5538 j ; Ploaao (ax rosumo ti Supply Co., Interested In boing a 120(^-1400 EHzaboth . ocros, w/gorgoous vlow.w. Coll 734-6900. ■ ! OR I (B01}>3S9-B321. Attn'ttn: N orth A m erica’s’s Newapapor Carrier, Blvd. B uy th e G u a r a n te e d New kllchen, tile floors. 3 conlrol olr, sprinklers.I' TWIN FALLS-3 bdrm, 1 208-677-4543 J j Raynao- pleaae contaci the 6ackage and The o r both brick hom o, t-rg back ;— Lending Sarcty T im es N evra g u a r> ­ orchard. Avoid Roollor * lM>.OviMeanMhar«v! (BURLEY) Buriey Tlmos-News9 ROUTE 735 foos for 3 wka. S132.000.0 yrd. nica locaUon.S75.000.0. an eMaute* isn. Equipment a n te e s to se ll m e r­ Outdc . sports w/(iy (ish­ otflco at 677-4042 or>r 300-400 Elm St. N. 121 W. 400 S. 324-3640.o! CaIlforappl.736-9103M a top by tho Burlay of­ chandise or * anMmSUtJonTvSqua? 5 2 1 I ing, comping. & orchery0 ^ D i s t r i b u t o r i.s 'f- 1300-1400 Elmwood » TWIN FALLS-Candieri^ MANUFACTURED bockground. Apply now fice ot: 32SH E. Sth N.V. automotive items, JEROME-5 bdrm homo on i; Circlo ,, 2.66 acres, oloctric boso-o- aroa. Lg. 4 bdrm., 2.5 ^»r< w/sprTnklor ^stom . 1.55 ...... - I ...... I al 7 days. ThereI finished largo room. Cor­ • Moduline 28x66, ■ Coll 734-4121, ROUTE 743 rals, lots of Irull trees & story homo. 720 aq. ft upP i 513 1646 sq ft. ; ; ___ the Twin FaUs Is a S3 extra h, and 1964 aq. ft. main f SECRETARY pine. 29 Wost 300 Souih, n ^ACREAQES^O^] 1300-1400 bik. Hoybum" charge for the Local (ost growing compO' area. Excellent Coll 324-5646Ji . _ (loor. $210,000. 732-6622 Avo. E. guaranteed • Modulino 28x45, ' r ny looking (or quolKlocfled benefits. 100-200 bik. Junipor St. JEROME. 1 oc. 4 bdrm.n. TWIN FALLS-For sola by BLISS. U nd InvestmorTl_ I 260sq ft. "'■'t oocfotary lo perform dorl-Jori- package. Ads Qos. AC. Drivo by andId ownor, 3 bdrm, 2 balh,, opportunity. 1 group of 9 FAX N. H undsvolopod residentialn l • Champion 27x66, . ’ col (unctions, o-molto. (ox, 100-400 bik Locust St. may be cancelledi see at 302 Norlh 20010 houso on qulol doad-ond 9 1782 sq ft ' otc. Word & Excol noceo-:oo- Mail or fax early for custom err W osi. Coll 324-9107.B street. Central air. (amilyV lots. CaD 208-362-6201 .■01 • Summit Crest 16x70. aory. Somo bookkeeping N. resum es to Y O U R convenience but KIMBERLY-3 bdrm, 1 bolh^ room, fireplace, loncodtJ CASTLEFORD-for sale■ t 120sq .n . holplul. Sond rooumo to “ backyard, w/ 24x36 shop,>• by owner, nice 3 bdrm,J- •RedMan2ex64. P.O. Box 679, Twin Fnlls, ROUTE 760 th e c h a rg e will homo on qulol cul-de-sac. Ills. Vallen'Tedmlca] Largo foncod yord, nowor & RV pacing. $7,000 un->- 21 yr old houao on 12L* 1792 sq.ft. \ ID 63303-0679.______AD 600-600 bik Alturas Dr. remain the sam e. dorappralsal O $86,000),. acres. Call 637-6663. TIMES CLASSIFIED roof, QFA/contral AC. sln- "4 Call W aatw ind H o m ee ' SPRAY TECH 1BOO tik Qranada Dr. - gle c ar oarego. RV pack­k- . Call 208-463-0552. * 260-732-S710 Of n,a, 2601 Polellhelld,1, DEPARTMENT -c FILER-ROOM FOR Applicator (or ornomonin! 1800 bik San Laruo Avo. ing. DW & w ater sottnor.>r. TWIN FALLS-For sale by'y HORSES A n d a s h o p . 1-686-301-0037 ; oproying. Liconsod pro(- P o c a t e l l o , 208-734-5538 $79,500, Orivo by 712 Lo-0- Owner. Townhouse, 14500 Ouiot country Uving only «6 — Tffitrpras^^-y (ored nol roquirod. ROUTE 786 c u siS t. or Call 423-4621.1- sq. ft., dbl car garage. 22 minules for Twin Falla,2 Land/Home packages wflh; Coll Groon Vlow Spraying,ing ID 83201. OR 1500-2100 Bik. ^ bdrm, 2 bath. Auto sprin-I- 1.39 acres with waior° FontasUc Rates. ' Sorvico, 734-3507 loovo BUHL-Homo (or solo byly MURTAUGH-lovoly homo, Fax 208-232-0449d 208-677-4543 Falls Avo. East ownor on 1.0 acros, Ap-}- Main tioor almost 1600iQ klors, courtyam /porch/gass shares. Nowcustom*• Coil for appolntm em ..’ nomo & numbor, Capri Drivo 3 firoploco. Alder woodd home 2210 sq ft wilh li3 W estw ind H om ee — I (B U H LEY ) prolaod at SQ5.000. Bo0 oq. ft.. Bsm t1200 sq. (I. 3 TELEPHONE SALE R EPS^ i 2 1 0 Chaso Drivo pro-ooprovod (or $60,000.0. * bdrm. 3 bath, formal]l floors. Ouiot, prime0 bdrm. 2 H baths: and "3 , 206-732-S710 ' n neighborhood. Excellent.1. car garage. This home3 1-666-301-0037 Ride th e Wave Tim es News Coll for oppl. to look atit dining w/bullt-ln chlno TWIN FALLS (0) It you Uva on tha EASTr homo, Aok for Rodney coblnol, IMng room, som,0 e Call 734-4949 has many extras: a 400 Of SUCCESSI C a r r i e r s - sq fl bonua room , his a n da I^ ______SA alda o f Twin Falla A araf 1-800-600-3203 hordwood floors, 2 cor-f; TWIN FALLS-For Salo by 0 Tolep«rformance USA ~ garogo, now roof. 2.36 1 hor walk-In closots In i ~ ' A A A A A A A " Intaraatad In t>alng an’ BUHL-Qulel C o u n try 5 owner 3 bdrm. 2 bolh. 2 N O W H IR IN G, BUHL (6) Indapandant nawapa­ foncod ocros. $135,000.>. cor gorago. Unfinished^ master sulto, jolted tub, homo. Spacious 3 bdrm. ; den, vaulted coilings wilh Telephone t 1 1 1 i 1 i par carrlar... 2 bolh, 1 acre. 900 sq (tf Coll 432-5528.______bsmt. $124.000.736-5965. ______W W W W w W Wk THE TIMES-NEWS Plaaaa i contact DIatriet I plant shelves, ono cov- S ales R eps f gnrago, foncod posturo, MURTAUGH-lovoly home, TWIN FALLS-AfOV/nfl St ored dock off Iho diningh 4 6 0 1 ^ . v • Floxlblo Schodulos CURRENTLY HAS Managar at 733-0931' hol tub, ootollito, m aturo1 Main lloor olmosi 1600 a xt348 X Can't Tako Our Lovelyy oroo nnd a private patio• I ; FURNISHED ; • Bonuses & Incontlvos5 T H E T IM E S -N E W S5 THE FOLLOWING londscapo. S92,000/offor.r. sq . It., Bsm t1200 sq. ft. 3 Homa With Us] 3 bdnTi. oil tho m aster bdrm. Add,0 .I : H O U S E S V' > Raiso O 90 days ^ 4- bdrm, 3 bath, formal CURRENTLY HASS INDEPENDENT I,' brick home In deslroblo) ocronoo avail. $171,000.0 ■^ I jll • Advanco Quickly °° C^ir2jll-S4&.2^2°^ dining w/bullt-ln chlno I 326-3791 or 731-3188. THE FOLLOWINGQ NEWSPAPER ° oroo, 585,000. 734-9798a j' TWIPi F aL l S. Avail. 7/t. ‘ •P old Training . BURLEY White brtck ronch•; cabinet. living room, somo TWIN FALLS. BooulKul 5j RLER-6 acre. 5 wtr sharo, Con^plotely fum. Condo INDEPENDENT ROUTES ON THE i style homo. 3 bdrm 2 hardwood floors, 2 car- 1. garago. now roof. 2.366 bdrm.2both,2flraplacos. coukl be spin, part fenced, w/oarage. $1100 per mo. M o n th l y N E W S P A P E R W EST SIDE OF bnlh, now carpot, hard­ powor, phono. Wonderful'• ln d u d o s.b a ste p h o o e.e s- wood doors throughout. fenced acres. Coll1 lots of sto ra g o , huge klich- Orawlngsl ROUTES IN BUHLL TWIN FALLS 1 | ^ Pinim cW - on w/cherry coblnots, lg. ibc,5frtn.loTF.734.9638 blo, all utu. & yard c a re . . a Open houso ovory fri &( 432-5528. A WovoAjnnor in Juno. yd. Sprinkiors, workshop. S Short term ok. Kent or sat. from 10-1 pm . 37 WV SALMON- 3 bdrm. 2 both,~ ; FILER- B oaulilul View of - BIG Pncos all aummor long>"0 BSUIE&S ROUTE BIO ' & ovorslzo gorago. Coll 1 Clndy 733-6336,734-6104 400 Bik. Caswoll Avo. W I 200SS107.000 678-8090.I. 2 cor gorogo, 2Vt loto. Ihe velley on 14 acrosi( I ...... ' ' 301 I $87,500 nog. 734-4878. ■ 735-0438, $175.000.00.B' overlooking creek, private I 100-100011th AvoS5 Paradiso Placo BUSINESS I BURLEY. S109,500,nowly occess. S56K. Ploase colls Ii 602 $6.50/hr. Roso Strool Nonh I romodlod 4 Bdrm. 2 both. SHOSHONE. Eslalo Snie; 'TWIN FALLS. Booutlfully > I UNFURNISHED . 419 Fruilland OPPORTUNmES I } updotod, 3 bdrm. brick 731-3322. I (minimum houro roq.) 2700 sq . II. 9 .1 2 OCrOD. brick houso on 1.1/3 oc. 3 II i^JJOUSES^^.i ^ I 226 S.Hwy 27. 677-6522 bdrm. 1 both, dbl. garago. homo. Ig. ehop, aprln-' HAZELTON. 40 a c re s p a s- * ROUTE 814 - APPLY TODAYI BOUTE 546 E x p e n d in g Doiorio disabil­ 1850 sq . fl.. well, septic, klors, ond much moro. turo lond/ev'entuol homo 200-600 tik 2nd Avo. N. * DECLO- 3 Ddrm, 2 both, f $105,000. 175 Eart Or. : ADRIFT on the Rental aea : , 1399 Rllmoro. Sullo »502 200-500 3rd Avo. N. ity consuiling (mnchlse In $105,000. 1 milo East o( SllO. S12.500. 825-5617. } too long? Than land M 'i ‘ 3rd Avo South aroo. work from homo, (oncod yard, must sell, Cnll206-734-«193Ji ' Twin Fails S69.900, Call 654-2708. ' town. 602-690-0005.B Homee Amerles and ' 732-52S9 Brook Drive lowetart-up. 406-257-6149 5 16 I claim your own homa. ROUTE B15 E-MAIL your cinssKiod od 'S o m e RoBlflcllona Applyly 2 0 0 -9 0 0 bik M ain St. GREAT OPPORTUNrTY COMMERCIAL I Call Ron 733-2224 OAC 1 200 Bik. 600 4th Avo. N C to u s at View my View m y PROPERTY TRAINEE Rainbow Dr. 200-600 Bik. Sth Avo. N To 1 buy or lonoo auto body twlnadCmlcron.nt BUHL, Nowor, 24x60 mo- ■* (4 6 S u b scrib e rs) ropoir o hop. With a half H r-********** listings ******•»»*** bll home. 3 bdm). 2 bath, Inlon/lowing: million dollor o yonr busl- listings no garage. Near Banbury 1 It you live In BuM A a n nooa on commorcial prop­ HAGERMAN. Just com- HAQERMAN. AUTO Call » 400 B ^ A ^ s m A vo. W loied, beautiful now; Times-News Times-News SERVICE CENTER FOR Hol Springs. $650 mo. 734.2803. Intorottod In balng m' 100-200 Bik. Camoy erty. 6 .0 0 0 sq. ft. building. Avail, now. No p e tf. CaQ Twin Fallo County Companyny Ind&pandenl netnpapor W ill o o ll oil oqulpm ont. omo w/brick accents. RENT. 4 bays, hoist, g Casa Grando Court. Modorn (loor plan w/llro- Online O nline compressor, Main StreetI 643-6355 leave msg. h as 28 pooiiions (or earrlcr... ^ 500 Bik. Shoup Avo. W M ain S tro o l p t^ p o d y fn BollvucT IS mllos (rom plnco, spacious o a k kitch­ www.nuglcvalleyxom loeatkm. Oroat opportuni­ BUHL-^m.~2 bdmi hodMr.v 1 mon/womon. Train lo Plo«»o contact Dtatrict fenced yard, garage. C*>1 work omoll olocthcol Manager w orid-fam ous ski rosort In Kon w/ronge. microwavo & ty, $67S/mo. * 6 3 7 -6 4 0 2 * s ’ DW. Lg. mostor bdrm. ************ ^ 423-43^after7pm. U oysiomo In P.I.M, 733-0937. axt 347 ROUTE 874 Sun Valloy ID. Coll (orde- Dopanmont. No Anowwood Court lallsat 208-653-2368. Ask w/wolk-ln c lo se t & oxtra JA M BA JU IC e lo rm a lly B U H L Beautiful 4 bdm t. 2 oxpononco nocosaory. ^ BOO bik Caswoll W. (or Mitch Ho((man. nico both. 2 cor garago ZUKA JUICE FOR SALE, bath brick hom e w/double , 1 wilh door oponor & ox­ *S450/woek to otort. ' BOO Falls W. - Current owner is busy’ gari^ga. minutea from ' — 700-800 Lawronco PROFTTABLE ^ homo boSod londod area (or vrork shop Twlri Falla. Refa. req. • 1st 200 colls. b u sin e ss. Gront (or with othor locatkxis in BoP- *************** 600 Falls Avo. W. or s orago. Lots of room se and wonts lo concon- $700/mo.+ dop. Hager­ * k k k k I k k coupio. floxlblo hro. Coll on '.J oc, for garden. Irult man'2bdrm. on the rt^r, ^ BOO Wondoll 731-3322. leave mog. trale on those aroas. Tho n w w w w w w trooo & 0 sp o t to root your I buslnoss is pricod to selL rots. |e q „ $550m 0. + dep. RVI This hom e Is In a now I B o m s a z s rRETAIL Computor buoi- Call o r E-mall lor Inlorma-' s CAli BJ. ROSS or DAN ; noos o w n o r m ust sell lo­ aroo w/now homos, 1580 I tion. 208-867-3217. CSUHR 324-4249. . . . -= THE TIMES-NEWS 800 bik Brackon sq. (t. 5116.000. In clu d e * IS CURRENTLY East Wind c al woll established, roiall CASTLEFORD 2 Story.','i* com putor olore. Exc. $2500landecape I LOOKING FOR Wost Wind allowsncel 637-e402.B JEROME. OWico, vory nico 1bdrm, com or k)t. 364 M a­ ^ 600 bik Falls Avo. W. ^roputolion. Prlco Includoa' 2333 s. Uncoln, lOOOsq. ple. ra( roq. $476 ♦ detL INDEPENDENT JR lg. c u sto m o r ba se, loaood . ft., 450ino., 324-2834. 'Caa 7 3 :» 4 0 8 or 731-6406 R O U T E S 'otoll (oc., Invontory. centers BOmSBSZ JEROME- 2731 sq. ft. ^-UAiLyourctass'niodaa' AVAILABLE INTHEE Park Moadows Circle llxturos. Cash or trade- o*/VT>ertca qualKlod buyers only, REMEMBER ORALEE STARK CATHIE BLEVINS bldg., newly remodeled, ■- to ua a t ¥ GOODING AREA. 1000-1100 Park Moadows 1 mostly fumished tavern & twft>adOmterorur>et ' FT CNA or 733-3599 ovos. That birthday od you placod C e n tu 7 21 Prudontlal Drtvo — oomo Umo ago in Tha 71m««- Idaho Homos grill. S e a ts 125. $65,000 <’xpcrlcnc«xl NA Realty-Burtoy file^ coUn try ROUTE 506 Park Way Cirdo g d 304 I ‘Ntnvv? Now is tho limo to 208-324-3230 or omall Two bdrm wtth attachiM w.miod lo )o)n our 1000-Park-Way Drivo I cstrunkOnorthrim.net. ^ 100-600 »4(n Avo. w. L j i n v e ^ j e n t ^ como ' pick up your pictures. gam ge for lease. $ 475 • T team. I evening 300 I6in Avo. W. Slop by Iho Customor per month * dep. poslllon auollablc 5 ie ! I Roforoncos & crodit c h e c k i 300 19th Avo. W. PUBUC SERVICE 8en4coDept todayl iiiiiiiiiiM il from 2-10 p.m. 1000-2000 Califomla Sirool„ 1 0 0 - 2 ^ b ! k A '^ d io Doi M ESSA G E J, VACAnON PROPERTY - req. No peta pioaso:: « 1 NOC shift available 200 Dcrothy Sirool Rio PIBig profits usuolly moan I ^TIMESHARESj g CoilJIm -'•■'■f ' “ B arker R ealto rs 643-4371' 10p.m.-6a,m. 1000-UOO Idaho St. 100-200 bik Camlrillo big riok. Before you do I 1400-2000 Main SI. S Way b u sin e ss wilh a company, I FAIRFIELD-Royai Elk HANSEN « • 3 bdmi. 2 ba$is.' - a . Excellent benefits 200-400 Orchard Dr. 100-200 bik Las Lagos chock < It o u t wlih tho Bet- I Sub/26ml from Ketchum. t iappls. foncod ynj, $600. .- ■ Including health, 200 Rico Siroot tor Buslnoss Buronu. For I 2.4 acr. $55,000,886-2892. TWIN ‘ FALLS - 3 bdmi. 1 : ■ 1600-2000 Whiploy Sl. //you llva on lha Waat . dental, and 6pilcal, (roo Informntion obout I I 5i8~ n ^bath, naw paint, car- ■ 401k, vacaiion aide of TMn Falla « ara iavoiding invostmont I Intaraatad In t>ahg a g ■ mobil^homes ' and holiday pay. scoms. wrtto to the Fod- I U you llva In Ihia araa A Indapandar^ nawapapar (oral Trado Commloslon. I IwliiropjSpE LARGE- 1 bdrm, oppls, | A pply In p e rso n at ara Intaraatad In t>alng a• carrlar... ;W ashington. D.C.. 20580. I ' :l -- - ' i n . M l CHAMPrON~-T97B‘Soub1o garage, $500 month. I < wide. 3 bflmj. delfvorod & HI 1828 Bridgevkw Blvd. Plaaaa contact DIatriet ^or coll th o Notional Fraud I THEMQWr 733-0730 | Plaaaa call DIalrlct Informotlon Contor. | sel up free. $16,900 t Twin Foils. ID 83301 BROCKMAN'S- HEVyUHN. l-or renI.UU : Managar 733J^1,*^riS^ 1 •800-676-7060. . I sold.t Elegant ranch sftrijU. Tl 733-0031 axt 340. Across from Cindy's. home 1 on river. 3 bdrrn; f . "c;Gof ^ m ethlng ioM llVS^rii' I 5% down OAC. i tno iew-co»i wsy , . . wttn I Open HI 9:00 p.m . r1 3/4 bath, Lg fsmlly mi, j 'k k kkii-k-k ^ ^ ^ eltttftjnad. 733^)031. | S 660. a m o n th /w y a r d > t 324-4M0 or 324.

s ’■ • / T u ssdday, a June 27.2000. Tlmes-^»s*News. Twin Falls, id sh y E 7 - vc ■ TWIN PALLiB. 776 Noito rth TW M FALLS, Offlce Spaipaeo HORSE STANDINQ Al ------1 MISC. FARM EQUIP. ALFALFA HAY.top quali- ^.1 W aahlngton. 2 bdnnnn. 1 9 2 0 aq. ft. for laaaa. OoO o o d STUD r ------T o i — ■ • 2 c aso com bines «JO.>.210 2I 1 ly.lirst crop. lg. bates, --i fH E A CL C E S O N B R li BobtyWoUr Isun- kieatkMi. C al733-413(138. Cee Sugar C c^ Otoetoe. I FARMmANCH^ disk • B ear c a t 1 2 / roller rollo ready for shipment, corv , EDGE* ■poaii- T S B r a o i r K e ;VrtKiy. nommatad. 436-0732. * 2 a 3 n7w b e e t digger*: ALFALFA HAY-1000 one 1 "Aifumhasmadi NOBTH M-S7-A oovarad parklng$4064d DAIRY W ASTE U F T ST, n>w bool d ig g er pa rts • 1 ionbalfc8.lopquaiity,$90. Varlouaalzae, contad■set. H O R S E T f iA lL E R - Mountain Homo 587-913f. . A 2 857 M o u n ta in v i m . FA R ay o r Ju d y A t Ram a ,” *2 TIONS, 2.700 GPM.■ II row Milton planlor • Un in cunning whevhen he ™ a* honw, $ 1000. Can Jim'j.']’ ® uld/aollds. augor typ ' V Q J 9 7 ILY SIZE 3 bdnn. 2 t»thbi let Realty 735-0300.00- 734-8091 or 731-6247. /era. coin ACDC woldor*:ar*3 HAY-1000.1 ton 1st crop seem too cleverrtoothers." to duplex wtth oarage & i zL__ Ploaaacail20^934-993 boon c u tto ra "O rowfinis Inl iioy balos. tostod dairy —JjoBntyere ♦ K 8 7 a 4 “S t -Tw iw yALT 8~au.iiiy»y ;of- HORSe TRLR - 2 hora vaaa yw d. $ e £ ! o o W 3 fice ap ac es. AOA aoct ivina FLATBED lor pickup wl I ock wood boon windrowJrow- quality: Truck k a d tols o r - 4k KIO 5 9 5 A d a m a *A*. Nicc ccoa- gooseneck with llvir 300 or*Orowt>oanwlndtoworowor ^ali. Cail 73t-2017.fl b d r m . 1 b a t h u n' r i ? / albia, Ig- parking toi.. AAC. quartors, 20’. slovo,0 ro-r racko. $30 woll malntainod. $.61 p * 4 Tondom axlo horaa fra on old int, sw ath o r-W a tt HAY-Horao hoy mix. WES':ST EAST $500+deposit. •.esc frig, hoatora, aloopa 950 2 bottom plow •L ots morc ^ ’ve got a harhand for you,” an- * QQJ , 10 963 *854 129 M artin r i 6 , ff9, §1242 .1 p o r a q . H. 650 s q fabid in clubs,IS, North] gambM Thebiibidding: ^ SERVICE CENTER FOF O R gokfing, SfOOO/offer. ___ hand crank.' runo groat AVAILABLE. Immodlal REN T. 4 bays, hoist, cor 1!,““ *; PtANO. boauttlul anitquo ' oiisraUun. * ty. vary nice 2 bdrm. com- Call 324-6763 or420-676 ^ C - 1089 7000. BixBl SIOOO ? 3 PT O acropoi \tb West North East ^ ■ J, preeaor. & tiro m adilnc 15- blado. $150. 544-2944 upright. $450/0flor The self-styledled con-man won , bath unlta in'Ilka no ------HORSESHOEING1 whool dump truck. 11 Z___ Cail 737-9367, 2 4 * 3 4 Pass M ain S treet location." * • Skootor Roo stool bod. hoavy hois dummy's spadeI ace,se drew trum ps, - 3 ^ * • condition, $450+dopoj G re at opponunlty. W1C,12 row, Hy. FokJ..2 22" 2 ' . = — , Pass 3* Pass f Ask ab o u t discount. )2* 733-7734 loovo m o asagsa g o va, 5 spd. 2 opd ro ar oni opodng cutitvotor w/shiol- an d^ caa bed the) spspade king. After 4 4^ $875ftTK>. *837-6402H :j7 g 5 pontal htich with 22'. Ti f lo '- 4 602 Pass 4NT Pass > ' BRAWLEY **********« « PHEASAffT a CHUCtCE 7^'' ds. $5500. CASE W-18 caahiogtheldngag and ace of chibs, 5 4 ^«*** Pass 6 V AUpass CHICKS, ogga & odtjtdult plo axlo oquip. trailo whool loador, 3yd ®s» R E A L T Y T5w?IT3G13r5n5p75??te ‘ groot shopo. S8900/of(o beiedacagey^uamond jack, hop- • Wealeak 7 34-6868 rter, §22.000. Offico 733-1776 14x16 overhead doo _ _ Coll 208-788-4030. ___ or Mobile 731-1657. DRYER - /^mana gas, 1 yr ing that West wourouSd duck. Unfor- •• Thrh re e key cards E v e a .«. W in d s. bathroom e. Eaotlar ____ okj. top-of-iirto. lrg capac- tuM tely, West. totook bis ace and Dave 324-4603 ____ Frontago. Slgnago. ArA m - rtcan Boor Ooata for aal!' c 5 n ° ^ 7 l 4<45.' : I WAREHOUSE REHTAl _ _ WASHER, $250 /DRYER, might do the job.lb. If] W est d u c k s ,’ can support, your chance at i ^ Priced at f c GROUND WATER RK2KT5-TT3 S200, groat cond. Porta- de game should be betteiI t e r ■'TWIN FA LLS. Nowor.^ 3 . 0 0 0 , , * Dalty-larm-commorical.cal. blo dishwasher, 1 yr otd, hoping for SouthIth to lo se a “ fi- 1 bdnns. atarting at $371 I one at hearts. ^ warohouae on SoutI3.h > 8 4 ,0 0 0 ”“™ s * B uyor Soil. e25-5617.B S325. 733-4143. ' nesse,” dummy's's k i ^ wins.. After 2 bdrm s. atarting ot $39i*®J. L in c o ln . Coll M arvaI fcf o r les. WASHER/DRYER aot. 3bdmi3.8tartmgol$451 MCOOWELL - handiinos. cashing two top chilchibs, South leads m oro details {20808 ) with 0% interest $25 por joint, discount'unt Kon/noro oxc. cond, /Vow offering gmal 324-7518. a diamond. Westst iis on lead, but mov9 In spodaUi for 36 months - quantity considorod,ed, S250, Single washer. there is no esc{q>e.je. ]He m ust lead a C all N o w 734-1600, JE R O M E -L a rg o In d o o 678-0441. S125. Warranty. 736-4605 «2*leSiuClli? roitol»5? ___ e tor a o a avallal>lo for car cara O.A.C. or rent for. o r ~WASHmdryer.QOOd black card fbr a rutnilfimdshifr,iiiid r.' TWINFALLS. Very nice» 2 a.motorhomos.733-446S TWL. USED PIVOTS bdrm. duplox. cuMo^aitae. ^ •35”/hour- Buy & Solo cond..Sl 5 uutlls. nice 4^lex. $475 * de( <3. In^j^wat»r.s3si«^-2468.- CaO 73 3 -0100,055-434319. 734-eiteor7a64115. J r o o u ^ ^ r oifT t i 6 1 5 cuT AMSCO VINYL W indowa. ------wrtN PAiift e«as5T ALFALFA HAY. 2nd cut- • laiiU ’Bui I MOBILE HOME ling, 800 one ton balos.los. Brand new. (2) 5x4. stoo anan, 3 bdrm. 1 Sbal i ------604 bdrm.. 2 bath, unde JE R O M E H oliday Motal ■ S P A C E Excollont quality. $100100 sIk]oniw/grtds.S20a'bOlh. - fancad. $520 * dap.» I I UNFURNBHEO ground parking, parll $ 1 0 0 & u p w k ly . $ 3ix 5 n por ion. C a n S 8 7 - il6 l.BI.B Can934-4410.B sm oM ns o r pets. 324-34 I a P 1 ^ U P L £ ) S fum. or not Waier/gart andupmo.401W.Maintin. MA2£LY6h. Nico spocace —P— — ——. JEROM E. 3 Dtirm..g( p a I d , $ 6 5 0 •» d •P-a p CanK4-2361 fo r your homo In country FILER-1 & 2 bdrm. •pto..«p 637-0165. ^ long term lease avail vary nice. 301 S. Et convlont locatton. ap ------TWIN FA LLS $8S/W«$32! $S00mo. Calt324-263< TSHUTJUB ------:— ■ $200/hK>.CallB29-6679J ancMfumlab«dlnd.di . m o. S p a c /a /. MIcrowavt A I . ■ jgBBBESvaiiTTODariM nrT waaher & diapoaal. iSS;L«: “2S5SS?'* refrlg. 8 uiaaJnd.7»-T fl6 Y W i N f iA L L 5 .W o a -ri growlngl 3 now spacoa Q araM . fancad yard, at dry o n pram iae. ChUdi »dsT TWIN FALLS with kitch ^ m E S S s p i e r s . $50SAno.S4 welcome.,no pat*.,Hi ^ avaU.mostabll*hedcounS B U i & SER\VICE ens, $ 9 5 wkly. S225-S362^ 14X70, londscopmg pro dop. laave mag. 672-04S bated on Incoma. C -s rr : m a a» utaa. pd. 733-6841 STmS: 320-4063. EOE. zL vided. $200/mo. Exc SERBHirTSdfnTwTS \Sm . TWINFALLS. MOTEL: add on. nica araa. $40 Ot. 1 bdrni. apt. gaa heal L3 .kx»tlon.Calt733-6841. 9 ^ - QOODlNa . 1 bdrm aiapt.. $385 + dep. 734-28222 $100^vk. & $360/month.tt. M I. = \ . _ ; . ; c e « «BS wa^»JOPOdap.63frfl5( atovp. rafria .wsio^. ** 5 n T 246 2nd Ava W . 7 3 3 « 3OO ( m 6 1 6 Ii# » i 1 > e e r f e e > aew lc« f« p njSTT a r. tra a h fu m la h ad .^ C TSBHTOinsrras: h 4 plex. $42Bm o. * dep!dep TWIN FALLS. Rooms I r OOUHATES WANTED L A W N W O R K< SHARPENING ' bdS> . W /D. No smoldroUng. e34-54l0lattveamao. CaH73J4120. $80/waak, microwavo ^ AIR DUCT HANDYMAN $40(Vmo:4dap. 73&46( SERVICE a00DiNd~. Nice claoi YW lM^ALLft.dtudK;oio refrtg. Utllltlaa pd. Cablitbie T w IN i* A L U - fio am ok Low R alos 3 K: CLEANING : aM6ftH6We. barm.trm. 2 bdrni. waler. trash pa Citv TV. no peta.1201 WmberMr- ing. $ 475 Ind. aD utUitioa Around houso. yard oqu'p- Roliablo Sonrtco JO H N'S SHARPENING bath, futly fancad yai >.■ Can evea. 736-4471. yard. $365 <• dap. ! ) S l k mM"] ; lyRd. or can 735-0232J monf repair & ohorponing,..Z Taking Prido SERVICE $600 + dap.206-«1.Z71^ HANdfcli: 3 bdm in2fuil $t5Odep.736-00t1.B = i TWRTBrajSrsarroomoFv Air Quality Services Commordni & rosidonlial In Your AppoararxM. Compioto sharpening. ftH6&H6W£- Lg.;^bdTTibdrm.. battts. paDet atovo; ste m a to . $200. coKogo. CalCall «Air Ducta *Furnaco('®® palming. Auto dotoiimg. Call 735-0735, iW M PALL6-i A 2^5S ni ___ CartMdo & stool sows. p ta n ty o f a to ra o a. $320S3! a tth ig . W/D. $S7S/mi S 738-3964 or 7364752 •Dryor Vents •Chlmnayt'®y® private invostigotion & 141 Brackon S tS mo. Alao 2 bdrm. met luxury apt. available Ju UjT •Inaulatlon Romovov o l poraofwl protection. Froo PAINTING noblle securtty. CaU 7 3 2 4 5 4 0 ly/1. Oulet bidg.. aecurt ^ VWiN ffALLS. hrtced Rof. required. $376 m ? 4 balh. $350 + $300 dep m d Sub^ontiadora & Suppli-)pii- Commorcial and rosidcniiai R o n y a tC 8 - 736K»870 MG'amokine/poti. $340 CaB 886*2710 avee. dap.Can733-i50o.a■ ' yard. No omoktng/p*p e t s . doo. Can 733-6475. I ors. Bluoprini coploa.s. (208) 733-05-ia Oit Shake roofs. _____ $ 5 0 0 ) ^ . m d. utanes.‘■C*» c m i k PALLfl-2 Kdrmn . H 1 TWIN FA LLS. 2 bdnn. mo^ B la c k A ngua BuDa A 734-PLAN (7526). — Exterior & intohor painting® TREE SERVICES w w v m s ------324-7016. , _____ . bath.lncludeaDW4W/D,V/D. bile h o m a . $ 3 8 5 + $38£185 HeHara.-20yaartingbulla, alaoM & 2 yr.oid hoHera. — H O M E Free estlmatesi 19 T R ^ ANO STUMPS OF ^ " KIMBERLY-2 bdrm,m . 1 $396/mo. -f $175 dap.la p . dep. CaU 20S-736-4623J ^ Can Jerome 644-1219 rato r. Call 734-6265. = Jim O 326-4729 "* C A R P E N T RV ~ C O N S T R U C T IO N i : MAGIC VALLEY F ^ a U your rental naatM batti, atovo. & rofrlgerat •Froo ostim.nos* *•*"' Nopata.Call73»004& Bud e 326-4159 MASONRY r 734-4334 ^ mfrPXCCS^TSamTiV I MUIar/Mon-Ropoaa: HENDRY a SONS PAINTING & Tony Corpontor = = r KIMBEHLY. 2 bdnn.f s|apt. bath. $550 $500 dep. 4 4 5 2 N 2000 E. Rior. Id ! 734-1231 or , TirorBraniQrabdS C a rp e n to rs REMODELING 7445 Cal 737-3816 or 7 3 7yg -^ I RETAILSPACE . clgtow/basamant.$6!>3Si 5550.733-7* CATTLE-Top quality— Foundaiicns. flat wotk. 2 5 Commorcifll S Rcoidoniial 420-0771 k>col catl ■J Tim Abbott 734-7919 n i» :+ da p . 734>4t20.»■ vH ear the quIe|= ti VWIM f ALL'ft'-ciM -f O T 3 _ Sprtr>gor honors for sato.Jo, yoors oxporionco. Romod-■od- All Jo b s Uirgo & Smalt Thompson's bdrm. bamt. $480 wa- rm. 1 w a- ••••••••* Call 438-5234.B oUng & dairy stanttona.*■ Interior & Exterior Painting & Remodeling j Y^**ALLd-2-55mT , tor/aanllallon Incld. no -7- Roasonablo ratu. ir? T R E E S E R V I C E S | ' b«i9i.$47SM>o.$400d«}dap. LM iralParteAp«tm«i d A T tL E . WouKiHkatc _ 732-5618 or 731-6089 ■■ Quality Exporioncod VJo to o milk cowa TREES-R-US l / i n TWInFalla ‘ YWiM PAiX&HSuta studios a c C »nt»r . Hvtipttornobuy. 73X>404 Froo Eslimaios TWIN PALLS- 2^1 Va reducwl, $205-tKdep.AD — HOME REPAIRSd (208) 934-5343 Sonring Mlnl-Cassla 4 MV B uren. 2 bdrm. a flrepiacplKS 734-4195 • ?* DAIRY haifara wanted15^ to CARPENTRY. — •Total Troo C aro‘Stump ------utU. pd. 761 M am Ave..a W. . “'■ S 3 S S fS .‘“» Romoviri • To w Undscop- SSSyi».»dtp.^3^4869. TWINFALLS------—Call326-4477 ~ ** food on contract. ‘ BENEF1EL S HOME CAREIE P A I N T I N G & p e r mo. OuaOty can. yoars ot a s . Drywall. Painting. G mg • Firew ood so ld by i « TWIN FALLS-cuie. 2 tjdrm!JnfT B 8V T O FF IC E S- ^ exparwnca 431-4278. Carpentry. All hom o WALLPAPERING— th e c o rd apitt a a p m appla. AC. No petpMs! I b d r m a p t $33 5 :up, 3 prtvata offices. Rocoptlon $3TS m o. + dap. w/loai Jr IV* bam, W/O hookup, :— Rotirod liconsod Gonoral>01 ropoirt) insido & out. 10 r delhrered*FroeEstimaiO loaM 2 b d rm ap L $440 > area. P rtvata bath, large» DAiRV^RlMdERdI ,. Controctor w/ovor 25 yre. ^ LUPHER PAINTING, INC. 0011735-8256. $440 + dep. 735^)252 0 Holatalnaacroaabrada. yra oxp. Froo ostim atos. 431-5391 - 678-4182 ovos 2 & 31>dnn Tow n . ■BsarHtrarrsTMiFC^ storage room . Outsldo oxpor. Enjoys carponirytry Call Bruco 733-7543 *■ Painting. Rom odotlng. Tc«- V T8ffiT?XDC55ToT55m entrance. All utUs. pd. fortor CaB 543-6355 ■ ___ work. Call 735-0615 turtng S W alipaponng' T R E E T R I M M I N G ‘ r«% brick home. No pot Housm $495» apta. avallablo. Subsidlz- Brlgftt S p acioua ft Cleaiean od. pick up appllcationaSIS DONKEYS. Rog. adorabio — FfOo ostim atosf &&00 $300 dap. Ca W an Momtalnedt' at 1354 S. Waahlngton mini donkoys, tho/ll pulljuH s — HOME REPAIRSB Call Bill t t (208)324-3475 CECIL'S TREE TRtMMlNG 7S 3-2305 o r4 2 0 4 S 0 4 ■ — or (208) 727.1267 coll. Some w/Vard. Storage s 81. CaB 208-734-6007. Call 734-9880 o r 733^32828 y o u r cart, pock your stuff.uff. C L E A N I N G _ • Topping a romoval. ;___ o r 420-0707. gu a rd your honj & tw your TONVS LANDSCAPINQ • Stump romoval. t i f l N ^ALU-Wny'fieniiant? Dishwasher. W/D TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. tAU-DW- ^ S E R V L C E 3 R E N T A M A N W han with $1000 dow . friond. CaD543-6116.« HOME REPAIRS ' Froo Estimatea * down H ookups Availablo”r Itiee mctuded. $425+$300300 • • • • • • ■yOu can own. Proa>0(0 I No Peta. • E-MAIL your classlfiod od"“t* COUNTRY CLEANERSg •Tnmmlna»SpnnWore Home Services> Can 733-0385 ^ dep. Nopela. 451 6lh6 in I 4 -Spnng C loan.upo QuoJWy. F y t z^ w aals. lo. Call 7 3 4 4 6 0 0 NOWI1___ 1 ______Ave. Can 733-5410JI_ to u a o l Businossos. rosldontlal. & V faatw lod Homaa E. ‘Homo Repairs. Liconsod 4 Bondod lor all111 T R E E ft TW IN FA iTl S • 1 ft m i •••••••••• __ construciion do a n up. ■ .^1200-732-671 Ox mo. raiJTTJniSITasram: Q O A T8 paporod Spodaliro in carpol • Wa ao you canX your homo SO rvlco noods% TRIMMING , ' FREE rantll Clean. . N.' TW INFALLS QQ Tony-734-3322 Irom y o rd ca re to roo fln g ' vt-ea»^-«037 ____ bdmi. 1 bath. $500 *de doaning. Frao oclimatoo. 350 Fall* ProtMkMMl 0. Bondod & Insurod. _ A ovorytriing in botwoon. • wifTPJSIQPWhyBSti•nt? Indudea aD apple. & W / 0. nonnkta $l00.kWs$S0. K4K Troo Tnmmlng { socurity. C an 736-9269. Carrtar 1 biny $150.206-335-2132m Joromo 324-3299 Froo Estimatos! ; & Lawn cara. Shnibbory j V ^ a n you can own.■ AD 733-2983 or 734-6674. Bsmt. offlcoa. 4 privato _ LAWN CARE 423-5699 o r 731-0015 TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm'Z' 4- ofTlcoe. Prfvaio bath, torgogo HORSE lor salo to good — and bush intnming. ^ TWIN PALLS - 2 bdm."I-J plox. WO hook up, appls. For froo Estimatos . both, apple. AC, towi alorago room. Oulsidono h o m o. 5 yr. old FoxtrotlorJ" CONCRETE ROORNG i s ? iwn- water pd..atoraoe. $460SL* + ontm nco. 1 500 sq.'ft. AHAn goldlng. 15.2 hands, rod- Handy A n d y Can 735H1S53 : nil.«8a001-0037 house condo. $500. dop.324-7503.733-5737 Lawn Caro ____ Laroe 1 bdrm appls. wi 2 L utlls. pd. for $375AWJ. Conan ro ad , floxon mano. frtond- Cowboy Concrate I.L.C. PROFESSIONAL or ly dispoaltton. woll broko. C . Lown mowing, trimming, ;s WEDDING & YWlh M lU . 2 bdrm.m. 1 l o r A ^ /lawn cam , $4 2 5 . TWIN FALLS. 2 bdnn. IH 734-9880 or 733TO28 or FoundoUons. Flotwotk.! odging. powor rnWng. oor- ROORNG a COATINGS m g both.-SSOO + $500 dep.^ 4 2 0 0 7 0 7 . He noods to find a now -r- 733-7221 or 326-5857 , BRIDESMAIDS I bath. w /o. roncodU ydm 733-073 Sldowoks. Stamped &^ otmg. rototliiing. opnng & -srr Cal737-3916or737-39& . homo through no fault of C a rp o n . $475/mo.4'$25< Colored Concralo- fall cloon up. Sonlor & Commorelal. rosldontlal. d a p . 2 X L p ia . 734-2664J TWIN FALLS - 2 bdrm. Z hla ow n. $2000. CaB 775- Buildup roofs. M ost minorOf WEDDING SHOP ____ bathe, family room1 w ^ , TWifTRnXSrSTdmrSrs *********** „ ■ Froc Estimatos discountsl Froo oatlmalcs tin bath 4-plox across from•om TWINFALLS ~ 755-2569. ortall bonyom- s looks ropairod in 24 hrs.»- Wodding Drossos S25-M00 . TwlrTFADSITbdmlsi• iy> atovo. garaoa,patU anOfilertol.com for photo. 736-4G76 Or 420-4C77 Voils-Slips-Shoos-Brns . Madlson.$500pcrmontiionth. fo n c o d y a rd , n o a mlok’ o i Porrino Elomontarytr y RETAIL ROOFING! Tablos-Lanico-Arctiways J Call 20S-733-0^.a I lf>o/pot8 S600 + util. $30 School. Central air. gasJOS . Turf Plaza-Fans Avo.. — — hoal. Sowor. walor, gar- :k C O N C R E T E M O B IL E R V Roasorubio ratosi 3 « iO rfO n INVITATIONSI . TwW ?30IsrC(;5m^ome, dop. Call 736-1777. 1780-2000 sq.n. TWIN FALLS UVESTOCK- Fteo estimates, financing0 733-6838 - 210 s . Main J ------b ag e paid, all o p p ls Incl!"=' ‘ 8 7 0 B lu o U k o s COMMtSSlON COMPANY IrtKlrm. Fenced bad TWIN F A L L S -S tu d k >apt ap W/D. $550 /mo+ $400 _ S E R V IC E yetj. $400. 735-0165.B F riday. 6:00 pm D&MCONCRETE 737-0000- PJ W E L D I N G all uiiutlos paid. Partlotl 'dep. 1 monlh reni free J u n e 30th. Footings.'foundations, . fxirnlshad with prlvot o,IJI“e ¥ pXce B re n t's Gatirw ay DOOR& WINDOW 'Ote w/year toaae. No pota. ^ T ack sak>s Hrst. drtvowoys. skfowatio. P a rts a S e rv ice ' 603 n ,,| ontrance. Now cam t onand pissso coll 737-3016ior or •Kin*ertyRd40(W55Aqn S a le s & In sU lla tlo n Wookot Weldlnff. FURNISHED APT8/ : R ogistorad horsoa Oairioa and rosidontial. On-Slto-chocl»outo. winng,I Froo osiin-iatoa. financing3 Custom wr'ding, doiry coo- point AvaU. Ju ty f. $250 2 5 735-1«8Ji $36 0 - $ 5 9 0 g ro s s ront‘ thon grado horsos. All your concroto noods. I ^ D U P l £ X E 8 ^ parm o. Mr'a. Upto hitches, insuranco wortt & struction, troo stati bam s. ~5 *Sf>O8hooo180-100Ck^8qnP Havo conslgnod ragistorod»d N o}obtoo8malMII & 737-0000 S S 733*7033 TwnTBmsrToiSirs $ 1 5 0 - $ 7 0 0 g ro s s rant morol Call Brent — lonco buiWmg. repair ____ bath apl. Vary oleani ' h o rso a m try 5:30 pm.^ Call 536-6705 733-2445 or 539-1899 work. Cali 420-7C04. TWIM fALLa-Anraotv. n i Naadaapecotoloasa?? F u h jre horao sales aro tho studio, fomlahad/noi, nt $500 + dap. W /0. no pats/smoking. Call 734-14° Wawio nnd n for yout last Friday of each month W I N D O W I CIs li Ctoeotoechooiaanopplnt H O W E L L J E N K 8 through Octobor H A N D Y M A N ~ ~ PAINTING f^'«$100dW . Cal >- Sonrtng Mr»gic Valley 1 • a s r ;' OW. m lcm w ave• * t balh. AC. new carpel.i? 7SS^*or4SS7i^ >-J-AWOnKOFART>-’“ storage. Foncod. night 'im'MLlJ^UbmptiSK T. 733-7474 Handyman Sorvtcos sinco 1972. lights. E asy parking forr Windows hand washod. J C o n d o , n a a r CSI. . w/lamlfy nn. 2 firaplacaa.aa! TWIH FA L m -’ S M sq .' li. Romovol o l tiard walor • «r, EXCELLENT LOCATK)N N R O R SETO O EIH n H om o ropoira, Eiodrtcoi.ll. Free e stlm a le st motortiomoa, t>oat9 & ^ 6 per mo. Includes •y No (ot> to smatll ig spots 4 scroon doaning * St. $350/mo. 561 RItmoro: s; J a a o n Clomona. AO workK plumbing, light carpentry. trailers. D iscounts for long I b s a lo p h o n e , cable aI alall Ocm ol ttw rUOMt (t*i0i aDou ,st Call Bener Btd indudod. Froo Estim atos ; 733- dMsiaedlamewtya«>w1aMica $ 7 5 0 /m o .+ d e p . C re ddit it Campua Commons. Catl III guarantoed. 10 yrs. oxp.). painting. fR £ £ Estinvitos! lonn. 208-731-6005 or utlia. K en l o r Cindy 733- 5. 73>0966 ■ 206-324-7320 ^ Coll Mike March 734-633»j 5 3 3 6 or 7 3 4 -0104.- lorvou. C«J7a»Og31, ____ check lag. Cap 734-6619.!1 Suaan.. 1-877-736-6565. ftoaaa can 208-366-7245. 734-(»05 or 731 -6050-

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•u u s » E z l i li i M il o t SS a v ii i i g s O n YcDur d a sssified Ai\d v e rtise i*m ent! 3 LLINES 9 .iii i a KD a y s For Item s unnder or adding'fic iu p t o $ 1 0 0 0 ( MMaximum> of 4 lutem s please) (SI eacach addttlonal line. PrivateIte Party only. Some restrictrictlons apply. Merchandisefonty.) ( ^ T hleTimes-I Call 733-1-0931 or 677-4042UTodayir N ■NewsIII f I BARNWOOO.. cleancl< 6' TABLE/CHAIR8-- Richord- R ^ ------— ------1 R A D I A L A R M88 A W , WANTEO USED 2-41-4HOLE StJZUKI. '94 Inlruit r u d e r . YAMAHA, 7711175. Q|.A68PAn. 165 hpip IIn. KINQ 6H n . aalf contained longtfis. caJI 208-323024-4878. son Brolhors, soilsolid oak, ■ - ,r- ,. , 21*' ottBur „ Craftsmsn. 10% likeke naw, HOO FCeDBR 677-77.4876 1400CB. 8KmIi,,C<,,Cobr^ $350. Call734.7963 board/outboard, loww hra,h w/quaan bad A refrig. Plooso loavo• metSQm llleilmo warranty,lty, 3 y rs. I O FFIC E CQUIPMI™ E N T $400. NAIL QUN,.Sanw « WANTIBrflmg.;' P ouBtom exhaust. S 171/8fl.$4300/offerdairdaya Oood condition. tlSOO ^5^60. 1 aSUPPLIBS VAMAHA-‘9 l V-star 0 ' C O N C R E T E HOIHOOFING SP76. Call76f IB8 16 penny,Vawo W aehere. Drjbrvara Isather seddia bags, 1 ale, like new. 6OOlOm1 I. e70.39O7, avaa.67B.eAwa«7 Cfiie7e-M84. : TtLES, (fromI KliKimberly M S a a * S275. Call 208-324-;4-2120 Moil brandSr-73«.4S-4MS P^Oii Olher exirai,! ^ I SFPierBfgFTwy ^ 1, ' . sh a p e . seOOO/offer.ij* Cali •0- R U B B E R RAFT, 4 m a n , KIT CA M FB R -w , pwUallv ^ LDS Church). Exc I Wanted: Top bbqIIc ^ & « r ~ HEATINQQ AI C h o rry , HUOBI1V S11000 4 ^ 823 Jtlo n of BB6-7668, Shoshone, w/aif pump, cuatomn floor flc oontalnad, 9160i^7Call S35 poroQ, Cashi I 10N IN Q S300/llrm, 736-1 ^ ____ ■ 8 0 3 ■ I A aealB A lite Jaokelikela, 636-2310. .Tsn Avail. July 15. PIO'FMato^ur lAIRCONOmOl I VARIETY FOOlO D s “ Any VAMAHA:~‘93,YW^i I BOATS ft I S125.C A U 423-S 482.” ■ MANY OUAUTV UftBD ortSornow.aOO-3A-341-0285. 8 2 0 |.2 d S r 091 mltu, il990 0 0 0 , ^ ^ C C W S O H J M ■ 4 ^ Call 733-6731, 8B A DOO-XT,'0 6 .1 0) hra., hn Camper ahalla lw«bok •- OAKLEY FLAQ?! S AlfrtONOmONER. PET8&8UPPUI T T e fast, w/ trir., S4400.I. Cdow style. I AiJsTRALIAr^ ,-L -^ STRAWBERRIB!88 ftiasiNfl OPPI&n n r n 4600. vinyl & 8-30500 B8 ro n io ^ puppies. Roody io I woiktngporonto. 438-1 3Biiy7- equipment. Come, rr m a k e ca" <23-6124.z Z l_ CORWIN- 20', ‘84 mod5 3 ifr M ®04 I Good cond. 324-«7ee or ; w jndowo. Asoortodnod oolid- M- 8 1 6 1^ II 11am a 5-Bpm. Pleasaso no youf offor. StojIto p b y YAMAHA WR-260, 19 L L S I 53W 706. . h v o . . Vir»yl d o o rs & hofthordwaro, iL A W t^Q ARDEN ^ I B A S SE T pups. AKC,.C, Ilem- children under 12 , 1996. 350 Inboard outboard.d. w/ ICAMPERS/SHELLa o n A whllo ra a d \^ r during business hohours. Excellent Cond.• SSI M d 353 hra. $6500/offer. CallC C oiling Ions. Motol 1/ now . R august Strawbeno''V Sabala Realty. 340 I 555! BIX PACK It-, aar^nt., "> . 9 l l 4 o r JD 300 ridino lownn nmowor Coll 208-536-5712; 0 Bluo plate. Acerbis handha 733-7604, B' FiberQtaaa/Cempoalti»elte. quean size oveVkt(ol, oholvlng.733-91 ii Form. 5Hml.N.ofPoi=orrlno U k e s N.. 733-4321.t- guards. Must bob ; , 420-4728.______and lawn swoopor,lor. runo Boautiful whita Portie re lan Bridge & 1 mi. W. c BA iV -lo.j.rbo.l ir.llrn ^ high back lole ol rooiro o m $1200/oftBr. 7 3 3 - 9 ^ . g r e a t . S 6 0 0 /f/ f i r m . kitto n o Hoalth guoroniiranlood Barrymore Rd. or 3 ■^,"em KIMBfiRLV - P 3/oiter. for 1 6 '-►boat. $495. Qood oond. Sell 8oor ita o o ■ Avo, Tuos. Onlyl 9 a r $250, 678-3756. ‘® °"' 8PQRTKINQ,ie76. tOH'. 4 805 324-6S17.______7 3 4 .7 8 n . oh the 300 S. Fronta ______Call 324-2867. _____ clean A.In good ahape. 4 iTSHdS; Road 324-2038.a ® 4 pm. Children's ckstitothes. VAMa HA 400 F 'l B cAMERAS ft EQUIP aiR O S. boouliful Non J- ___ misc. Bluff. O a k l^ . F P ®®' F o U R W IN 0 ^1 9 a 6 . II CAMPER, good condlUonlUonI c o rn e r la c k s, s e l l c d n - i i i i R a y $4500. READY TOI RIDERII ^,Q 220 HP. low houilura. $800. Pleaae call11 tained, $1080. Call 543* Conuro porrol. Younoung & ReCCeTORCHARCRO- ban ond Tom Hofnnge>ger 677-4842or 431-2121 ; CO M PLETE OARKF5k r o ^ I exehoseequipm w /c o g o . S200. Cockosckotlol Sw oot Bing chorrloa.'a. You ounglasses. extras, bxc. condillon. 324-6454. ______’ 6836 leave a meaa0, 1Coll pick. .50c a Ib by the^o 1 4 Z o n o VI Ouo, SafolltoSo I, loss Ihon 1yr. old. Swto ■■ 10ml.W.olCosico,7 4 ■ 82? II i c e lowomowor. 733-4479. o a '532! FREE (4) klttsn^.'ewk |MEDICAL8UPP^ Fishing boat, 120 h p . 66K. Mint cond. Imnnacu»C§ I auNwmFii^ I - ) o te. Novor usod:IdTwSrm «• N .H ra ,i0.6, Mon-Si VamaHa, venture 121200.( ONLY «Ty,«95.8eeat.at... late Aristocrat. 12', aellaeir- ; ovor S2.000. CallIJ loro(o 1151 4790 or Days431-t.,.,2 0 0 Old ond very culolI Also avoil, O tho Iru ■VT -iJ '8 3 . oxcolloni condlllc ^ — Call 734-1010. BBRT HARBAUGH{ contained camperr.(1).(1 GUNS. Buying iAaar. 735-84 18, liko D ow ntow n WendellII Bhort whosi base, fiberiber- RamA^Cenfer. | _ M ^ C F O R ^ door mouoero.1^ 0*811C -S460, VAMAHA- PW50. ‘98, ll 4 806 — I grrffTwrewffWYT f x r child’s motorcycle.iclo. 5964323 glass campershell-sllveiliver. 324-373.124 E. Main BCHILDREN’S m --- L 4 825 ^ n 7 o - S700 poll 733-9120. O pon weeknights ill 7pnpm I C an 734-1559. S treet. Jerom e. ID 63338. ^ 2 ^ 1 ^ DESK U^^IT w/draw<______735-9163. •______lodlum ■ WANTED TO BU’• IV BED-complolo w/mar v"p ' , lockablo bookcase. BS. 2 a e ls of sid e ra ils. WANTEO TO BUY- F iworg &I FR E E m olo.dog. modindlv<& Thomooviiio. S12C j r ^ ..o v o rtjo d toblo. ploltfoi 1 W hoolo C hargor for 10. O ak SIZO. Y oung, friondl)2055. 4 0 x4s PALLETS, will | Pioaao c.iH208-352~« nor X. top dollar. 208-677-27;m l ' S bedside cqmmocl o d o . voll batiorios. 324-3< 120.00, cuto.Cair208-734-2QS $300/ortor. CoU 324-21-2109 ^ E-MAIL your clQMltloi FREE Scottish Torrlor PIANOS. W ant lo soilII yyour, boloro 7pm. ■■ i 8 0 i 10 ua ot Uled nd ap p ro x , 3 yrs. old. Ploc______usod plono? Wo pay,c a n * n ------■ COMMUNICATI twlnadOmlcron.n< coll 208-888.2078. m o ' . 5 Ibr your usod piano FAST TREES. Grow FREE to good nomo3oldon Kaith Jorgensen ______II./yr, S5.45-S7.)w G-iO m o n th old femalo GolcIspoal- 733-1298 ____ Recreation M OTOROLA - 3 OTX GT ra- dollvorod. Patted.► 7.95, / Rotrolvor, swool dispc^051. SPORTS. Old sportirtin g dios. w/phono pap a d s & Brochuro. 800.€1S.34(3. Proo lion, on ohots. 734-705allord good Homo. Bosob chargor. S350 oo noods ' sEoia. gloves & any spc’^.na i 901 324-6408 •^05* FRE^. 2yr, old Slollc A a ll I ATVSAtOTORCYCLE FAX^ ■ S h iro Corrlor Mix, to noo run. fn em « ra b llla . Any & MOTOROLAS 2-V a^hom o wilh room loC ri nii: -Jporti.736-1004J)avavo. RAOIOS-{5) GTX p ' ..... , Ploaooholp.Cn_____ W S a t e l l it e s —- ^------. HAtimV - ‘97 SportBirteioi r R i • . bl**.(ullkoyp 326-4740, Ita .Ua^d dIreot.TV satellsuite \ 1200^L8.4600 nrilloro. op ' ci/tfd/y. Alao progna •• HWLgV-oAVifcSON.P 'i99 CallS3M>800B?■' 208-677-4542 m o lh o r cot duo inoBoul___ WANTEO - Slops SUltOttoblo Folboy. 2400 m iles. Iclots : TELEPHONE SYSTI 4 3 324.3013 I L.ab lor mobilo homo. Prolrolor o> extras. S17.995. CC< all STEM - (BURLEV) 734.4347. • Wllh 7 oxocuiono pfic F R E E - C h o c o l o t omed. Lfl ateel. 543-8676. a n d o y o to m bo x. .'’sflnn® $i FREE- Sunboam gas______( pupplos. Welt form*'_____ WANTEO-Tatlgaio lorf[Tfuii HARLEV-P oIIoo S p o o l worVswoll, propane cj o clol Call 324-7618. IS arm. C all3C 4-8054, culB, ai2o -66 Chevy PU In go.jood '34, BO cu. In, In premlunium ______dor noi ind. Can alter £ Call condition wllh lowiwot 'cond. new tires, mar 324.6741. a cyltn- FR EG -K ltions. Hool cut la n y 4 ” " 8 0 9 orSpm llttor box rrolnod: Ca-» hinges. Call 543-5676.3. new parts. A lots of chror T y j C i T I^^COMPUTCRS HTSC • GtrlB- blko. $ 732-8951. ^0-’ WANtEDCaelnoohlpi 1 $10,600 Call 423-5365.35. _ I . 1 Aquaiium w/siand. $ 7535? FREE-To 0 good home.j*y®o no longor In use, also,10 HbNbA. '91 Shadod o w AMD 4 5 0 MHz procoaJCO..O, Sm. compuior doskI. SSO. y r . o ld . yellow , spayo 360.love billo. from mainly Novad dor lOK mllos. $2850 flnr 40X C D . 56VBO MM ''anity w/»lnk. SCO.V balh C to ploy. Coll 736-0361_____ Coll 800-969-6787. Call731-7029.B “b"??; 73e.aia7or7M.iw36 2x2x6 CD R/Wn. ) Coll o a k to r Donlce. rS!T. H 6 fj b A - 7^0 knight Hav' monitor, spoakors.IS. key-> MISC, Hldo- a - b s d s O'"*- WANTEO Long narrew a l a ; ^ F ^ e d - T o 0 good homi' oia. tlquo mirror io pul obo\,ove * 1B60. $ 1 0 0 0 o r b> e e i si board. Win 'ge*,, SE$950. ataroo-rooerd plsyei ond offer. Coll 734-7906, Call 734-7674. i S95. Akita mix dog, 1 yr oli buffot. Also coffee A or catjinoi oiler, new con tAIR tables lo match Dune* |-T -= r- » n d lof am .room oryer t in C all 423-5380. ican H 6 h b A 19^6 (Sold WimTIrigI HP C o lo r L oM rjel S. $160. Coll 732-5960carpet GERMAN SHORTHAIAKC Fyfo fumlture. 734-460202 full dross, mint oonditloition, tonor. U so d for loos03 ithan ------Dr tiir. P o i n t e r p u p p lo s . AK' WANTfeD t o BOV - For $1800. Call 543-8643. ■, a yr. Locally oorvpcoapcoablo. M ISC . 1797 Coin otiLB____ roQlBtored. Grool pod Massey, Deere TracKcto^ H6f^bA 53 w a n t e d T0~BUY: Alwayi^ 1985. 22K mllBB. Exo. foo buying old mlliiary uni'nl- cond.. $760. sW at 113 ooiid p in o . Incl. mattreittress, somo iimo ogo In ThoOCOd QUEENSLAND k^ELERd undor b o d aiavton, bocbook- Vmos-Newt7 Now Is lh I forms, pholos, badges,IS. S o. Park, H aulton, IDi 01 | 2 0 0 00 DODGE 7)0 R od/B lue 6 wks old. $100.— Inalgnla, modols, docu-;u. call 829-5293. oholl hoadboard. matelatch- Umo to come pick upI yoi Iho 326-4655 or 420-5591. ing armolro & night stanjtond. pictures. Stop by The m ants, Held and flightifit HOTnjrT553T355fff------S600. Call 208-536-4634630. Customor Servico Oopi RABBIT CAGE- commer- gear. Paul Nulling.5 - Uke new. 91600. - ■ G R A AND J cloi built. Complete 733-1091. Call 686-2904. LIKE NEW HOUSEHOLiOUD "’P* w/foodor. wotor botlle. A FURNITURE *Lovesoat ^ W a n t e d t o bu V ; Buiid-id: KAWAAAkI iX 66o.‘9i. “I * 4 818____ rabbit food, $29,324-0011.UQ maiorlals. 2X6, metaltal 8K. run* good, new bat- AVAN ^ couch «ond tables IriO ^mCARA lamps 'bods •ontorta IjOKjCAiSsTBgitQm I RABBITS for sale, lops. siding, plywood, padlcle;le tery, need tires, SlSOO.)0. nmonl co n lo r. CS5-4260 Dutcfi. Rox. Cofl S 3 i ^»w 9 . board, chain link lence.:e. Call evee. 866-2699. dow3W , SicKk MM47.TC. Cslen9len Shall ^ 5 !££_ --tDivif< 6 V A .,.c o d . ter Ploase call 208-733-9668. n r Cr»«n • 7 PuM nifrir • From “ MISC- dual motion solsola music, good shopo SOOG^ RED good cow KAWAgAKl-'96, k iy 5o6. i$ d o g a , call evenings after XI. vvhMlDr(v«tAulom< 8 ' o r B and rockor/rociinor. bluibluo. COI120S-531-8264 _ WANtdotbBOY: 6 Idld good cond. S2600. Callall •AlrCondllliiiiln««R 9 1 8 1 vory good cond.. $22; BOO, 6pm gf438-2695, es. clolh unit patches Iromim 423-6812. D afnil • ) J Ulr*A'-« I !225, ORGAN, Hammond orgar SM W W I. WWII. Korea, and ^ • D ull Air D ili • i Y«. Lrg oak onlorcalnmot wllh oyntljoslier. usoo!___ S~C~OTTIE8, AKC males. '’JJ, P'ffLXftId Scrambler ‘67, l e a s e gan, S 600 & WOO, 352-4372,Brg" Violnom wars. Highest M.000 Mil* V^rnnty • cntr. SlSO. Popaoan1 sosot. S300/Otfor 208-324-5331 •V Exc, cond. 436-9132 oor r MaurRo«itld«AMliUi $50. Dook. S20. 732-6011 ILL p ric e s p a id lor airbornele 878-8070. ____ ; PIANO, boautilul aniiquo SIAM dAt! kitten $ 26 , Item s. Paul Nutting. PEDESTAL TABLE- E A. upright. S450/olfor H L HIMAt-AYAN/RAODOLL— 733-1091. "■ 5TO0 k l.lW ji< ) .'c t,------C H A IR S-table w /6 Chall* alrs Call 737.8307. |uo kitten S125, 825-5 shape! Wae )uBl gone PIANO. Boby Grand. lai< i e 734-8881 -WANTED- (Toll Free) 688-374-4004.>' Ihrough. Wim riding g eart ____ 70’s modol, Kimball, groa U se d D iroct TV Receivers. irt I ^ 14.*% sis WANTED.Pool lable inIn Mako offer. Call 934-8147.>7. ; SOFA d u a l Inclmoro, hunhunt- cond, 208-734.3027f“ J,l (Toll Froo) 888-374.4004. good working ordor. Call or groon. 2 yrs old,ha1,has leave msg \ III BUZUKI.'Wiler Bullalo.o7 ; warranty. S450. 078-768 ^ 2 2 I f* 1976. GT.780 street bike.e . 7583 W'dLlfJ-studoni w size, 4 n 3 cyl, 2 BirokB. liquid — | t o o l ^ m a c h i n e h J Id ' TABLE - D ining. 4 captainlams boautllul cond. S3S0. ^ gun, 870 Wlngmaslor orsr cooled, exc. cond. 32K . chairs, liko now. S275 >K 27 5 . 7 AHAMA. CTavinova CVP7 NEW T D S E P ' U THEB CI Browning auto, A 30.06'6 miles, very last. Soon to . ' S o c tlo n a l c o u c h w /22 ro- ro digital piano, oxcolloni O rllle. Call Jorome 644-1- be collectora Mem. $2000. ; cllnora. S 2 5 0 , 732-6200, 7P7 MILLS- Call Lauren O 0. OP' oand. S895, Cafl 736-8163.onl 731-5d98orAIO 1464. eftor6 p,m.______Ploaae call 208-423-4867.7- 1^ 539-5856,______

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; ? OUNS-BuyingiMCMad T IO aA -’9e,22n.480.180, C.I ALPeNUTe-1989.29',60, 501 LANCB-*83, 24' 5«i wha<•aai, BCRRA.OZ’.ae'kingJoadec — I CORVETTE LTI Coupo.a. VOLVO-'87 Dump Truck,k, FORO, 1071,w/IVcan-ctaf. : i rtnM,ahotflun«,&pltbpittoto. Ford. Exo. ahapa kiakuida & whaal. AC, m iorowavaiv a , AC,.microwav*. awnlm'ino- $11K(a«l'04. _ BB.. rebuilt TH 400. all,11 73&€728. : S^HOTTUBVPOOL3obo/ba» 22: 423^848 or 8W «12 TOYOTA 1085 FJ40, L a> ^ firm. CaO 543-0286. : 3 5P3t5TW5Ca“•8 6 H ’ b » d . raady to go. odar. Ca 1-208-788-4940»4a RSXraHSBTSr^ — crulaor, good cond. bndDad ■ SEMI a HEAVY r98K.ntnagraat> ^ TAURUS. 20*, 7 3 . eaDcon- CHEVY - 7 9 .2 whaal drtvo,B, Ptaaaa can 034-4274. • PravtouilyownM•d Matohad pair. $18,68.800. cjoronnfcjTsrarTT^77^ 6tt)««haM.AC.fflkmwavi Ulnad. naw upholatery,^ molor. $800/offar. 734-34- g EQUIPMENT ; : 734.8103 Plaaaa c«ir20S-ee6-21J-2180 . ooodcond.^warythlnc nd! 7828 or 731-8177. J runa good. $150(Voff8r.■ ; G M C-72. 2 ton tn>ck. 351 . : entk»RlvfPool8 8t alaepo 8, axoal. cond. P Can 934-0761 ■ w iN Eaeaoci.i.:7 7 a~ wortal (ITOS. 7354475. $3700. Can 034-8040. INTERyMTIONAL Dump _ V6,5 spaod. 2 axala, bod . g o 7 12?: 8A N O Pipeif-^do. ^ I 1 0 0 5 Tnick *67, wflh 16'combl-I- CH EV Y , H ton. ‘6 7 . 2 8 3 w/ hoist & stock racks, — 1 •97.28'.13,000 ml.,.load: lo BOTCHHIfftiTFTSnS^ ^ TERRY, 1988, 20H' 5m LmM ad.S4d,OOO.DOOQBIiB MO- eleepe 6, AC, ovaraUacAtd 8th whaal w/ larga olM sm I ANTIQUE AUTOS3 nation gr^ ft stock badd w/AT transmission, runala 920liroa$4000.S37-6817. ^ wheal, naw ralrlg., fur- LS /w tw m nunhol«t.S2750. ;. jMOTOflHQIiEStRV TOR HOM I,'77,9’,21*. rafrtg.. awning, atarao. mk,mi- out, Uaad or>a tima. Rl 'u'- I ft COLLECTIBLES good, $850.934-5055. _ ; ISUZU - *89 PU. Am erican naea ft microwava, exc.IXC. S3500. Dooae mOTOR o t cnwava, front bdrm.. raaiIMT ducad to si7 .g o o . Ca ^ 438-4416 or 43I-4418.BI CHEVY. Sllvorado. 1969, ; ' Car dolly In w o. eond oond. Hitch m a 734-7044 i- Mag whaals. great cond. S2?:'. h o m k . SSOOO. on3lllea bunkbada. Ilka naw.iw . 733-0808. ^ 2 CAR STORAQE QA-iir MA6-‘84. 24‘ cargo, w/r/ 102K mllos. oxc. cond.J- tow miioa. 328-4176. ' H oeodru&Mr.SSSO/oR.W«»r. r a 3 - 1 7 7 8 o r M oO b blla 812,500. Can 843-5377. 131 TERRV.wava. fuRy aan i; FO R O - -66, rt ton., runsa soma storeo. Won't b« aatlt 735-4188 attar810KOKmL I ■ SNOWVEHtCLEl, I tst cat)ovar. 2T natbad tuiy 'S TOYOTA- Land cruisor. on factory rabuirt moi I REASONABLE OFFER>ER whaal. B *m aOda, UvincInj^ Railroad Ava. Kanoon, 10. ft ate. orfglna) ownor. te t ^ C ab, 480. AT, kwdad. Sih I * eaUIPMEflT^ I ACCEPTED dMng alkl*. an th a g i^ ^ $5000. Call 734-3023JI■ (rxKit. Naw 400 Cummlrta, " -80. exc. $9500/offer. Can . Battonar. CaU733-14if-i4oa. 5 ^ TRAVEUTE*1000, 28- Sth — 13 apd, 411 rears. Pot-'■ wt>oal hitch. $8990. J 4 2 ^ 7 7 7 evoa.______S = 5 1008 Kll Comankm 31'31* aa.S10MO($4700bekM ■ Can 734-5654 or 420-5853 . • 'bbb6k. Jambor««.I. '70, e-MAILyourctaaat»ad• d a d Uka naw. 13‘ aUda. mJcro-cro- NADA ratal!). Call 734i^. wheel. AC, microwavo,va, CHEVY, 1964 PU, ra-^a- Ished aluminum rIma, _ 440.anglna, alaepaipa 8, touaai way 5854 o r4 2 0 - 8 ^ ^ awning. C laan. PuU w/Hr/H atorad. naw palm, Uroa.aa. d a a n trudc $12,500. CaOB FORO ftanoar- '97 JU.T au-i: i 1008 I wava, aquallsera/away n„. ton truok. $8080. CallBll wood bad, intorkir. b e au ­ •i:M.Aawnlng.eeKmUmllat, tw inadO m lcfoojiatft** bara. alec, hitoh, air.■•r. 550THWIH6"n5i5T33’ au^ 328-8847 or 420-6899 p a r cab. CD. AC, alidingg ■ TRUCK PARTS ;; feOOO. C a J I^ K M J 734-5854 or 42<«853. tiful, luat won lot placal - rT>arv»lndow.bedBner.54K< § & ACCESSORIES FARM KINO, anew WowJnwtr catalytic haatar. 5 naw■•M' trauar. laltrxf quaan bad 55; $8500. Can 20e-677-3S40.40 STAR Hoopareotfom ’ .'.^'zlLIFTTRAiLe llrea;rv, furnaoa.3*> L o a d a d w ith a x traIti a WHISPERIN PINES.'00, — g rain trailer, roOovor tarp.I’ $11.500/offw. 888-2483. : HITCH,8*raoalvff" isb-sjasisss;.2St8 S1B49S.00. 1801 O SSt. t. ONLY $24,008. Saa at..[... 30* aalf contalnad. Superpar CHEVY, Impala. '61, 283. i FORD--75. F150. black,7 RUNNING TOARDS. ri^ w/cway bar control,I, aiaxo. ^ ...... ------Rupa(t438-3S12 BERT HARBAUGH alkie & raar alida. toadod.od. 4 dr. Ml original, runs^ft ft Ea^wtSttanar^sI^s new 460 onglno. w/5 yrr navkr boan uaod.flta ‘0&- c o m £2S0. Cal 034-92!-9250. i 9 0 0 *************** * MOTOR c o n t/a ir, a w n in g .. WO.'0. drlvoa baautlfully. many■ny and ball and roOmr tarp3 warraniy. New radiator, 200D Chavy ext c ab pk3(- Ioo5- I sponrvMoooos Downtow n WandaO $24,600. Private pany,ly . new parta. G raat for com->m- for apuds. or remove forr Fun p a w |ob In '98. Cua- up w/mountlng brackets, • ITASCA, 19777^600 ^ HITCHHIKER 6th w haal can 1-800-600-1482 laavaiva muting or raatorlng.>0. flatbed, good tirea i tom wt>eols, $4500. (noarr $200. 532-4529 boforo Plaaaa call 208-B43-40M»31 | j W ||T |N 0 8 U m tn m aoaaga. MUST SELL $240QM«r, C al 324-5900» 0 bnUtaa. $2500. 537-6886. 8wij after 9pm or waokend or20e-043-S334« '08,261/2fLkx>gw/alkla,Ida, opan Waatmighta U 7pm 1. Edan)206-599-2313. alrAaxtras.09'1^3/4 ft ■ = ^ BUCKS BAO-'SO,ponta .h lA L fA ^ 2 l‘34kmiH float tuba. Afl axtraa. P ion Clubcab, AT.wilhIlh •' loadad. naw Uraa, atwa for ■ • kiipL'i't • ICxi! • '>Ui a hangar, (howar na>i fact >375. 734-7849. ‘I' ira'ad. oarpat alwaw ayi COMp. BOW, Uka naw. » • K Uiprrl |U • Kxil 211 • oovarad, dbl bad. outtiuttJda aceaaa.. hard & aofl cai ..ahowar, axtra AC. mcoaeond $200 or trada. 738-738 a d . l Ail 211 • K iipcrl m K 1K ° S . '° ±m ; :., 'V hbiiaa ballary, irall QOLP Bag Caddlaa.■. (2)i alaepa 8/e. 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O iJcsK Sirg^ • • ' ■ ' '• hubs,' looka & drlm ™ . , , . ! GuARAIilTI PM bieS: BERSOHTaTSm tor, <260/ I AUTO DEALEB6 r T I oxc. cond. CallII543-»t52. S* SALEI 2500O 0x1. cab. ^ = =■ = r goodt 734-6388. S r870r.;,L S . 82. ioadeiF jS i o r .0‘tor*6395rS5f0, dlday* or —w— J --- I ^ ■ • ' ' O S , , Beats. Exc.cood.iil'Isooo- - 934:5684. wgolng« ■c h I v v Ss s CS; M O H D A O W ^ U ; »4T. 454 ongino,lino, loaded, O M C S lo rr a , liiiB: 19 4>4. 1 AUTOS FOBS Ma L E r i g g B ^ 324-3068. , S = , : . F A X l i ] ’ S17.000/offor.73i.736-6207JI dually. 1-ton.cn.crow cab. Ult.130K.$2850% T h e T im e s Nhi. a w a ' ii¥rtaofrV Qfanm d k ta r- ■■ Rod: 454, AT, CHEVY • 1094 S /bur ad fori C H R Y S L E R , C Irr « tb s e ll - ■ • -QUla, 1990.4-dr..ra r d . Full I I M P O R T * SPOI , LT. loothor. towtowing pkg. mlhofirstl ‘88.38K, V8. AC.0 leather fnerchandlIdise HONDA. AccordI Vf*88 EX, 4 pow er. $2475. 73'?34-S163. I C Ar R ™ S Y O U i ^ i I low m iioago.. topioi co n d l- ■ v e i n ? . . n.aaThol PW. PL. Powersr Seats’- automotlvoMQi AQS, exc. cond.,. I MirsOBisHTBlAiAMANTE . - Uon. Sl 7.600.,543^3. 54; GMC SUBURBr a s p s s : Is not re-1 cnilso. ^ pkg..1.. warran- days and f U jutrr ■ 'B8. loiuled. greatlat cond.. C OpveTTB •7'6 6 , , G< o o d AD' r B iaior LT S L T p k g ., low : onors i(f-| ty. oxc. cood.. 886 •rfSL »«;M5/olMt.s7iM . . $21.750/offor .Uaeave.m o- ' runner, 350 eng. AT. CHEVY - 1997 Bl ?' • sponslbttf lor ont flg-7092. estate In 15 .TIMES CLASSIFiebE}- J 4x4. S16.500. • I DO OQ E CARAVAI/AN '89. o r re ru ii'Y hl e e < ^ a n h o n d a . civic.. 'K'9 8 , v a ry CM go. Cali 543-696973. project car. 676^2 mllos. Call 678-4I 7^^^ ciean,AC.Affe« ------DEPAFTTMEW^ 1 734-7808. ll S3,500yoffoIfor, a d d itio n a l d7 1 M ttsuuSH I Eeifpi/pee-'W, JAGUAR, XJS, Cc M f l X "«»***«><»■ S38--t^ CHEVY BLAZER, ------AUIOMAUlSirjg ------. 677-4409!®______Thoreisa$3 0 9 56800. Exce «C o n d ., 'q j , v-12;tno cond.^aMMt 208-734*5536 - I cp.. 4x4. 350 cn aiON3 ^-MAIL^urcIoaaijaifiodQd f e e f o r t h e niinrflrug u HONDA, Prelude,'de. '86. 6 automat, trans. 63B37-4135 sool 58700. '•Cal/11733. .0 " Z.-'Z- I gino. $2250. 676.J76-1453. ■ < ^ b ^ P O .95. Most ' . to u a at apd..Looks a runsw s goodi evoa. 736-8050 dodaya. 6013 mornlnga or Z-71, loadodS w s S l S T L p a c k a g e . aoW34. 208-677'^543 ^ I ::jos. ports, . tw In ad O m lc ro n »22SO-C«°20»73.-734-»43a aC bS, Oolta 06,.1985.4 1 2494ov«9VAMfarC CHEVVs u b u r5 b ; option. Loothor. i 22i!!£!_ may be canc fofOkinn. (BURLEY) : ' l I m aroon. 132K.K. $13,000. S 38Kmi..flawiosa ollollon f o r o - •94A8PITB. 88 Excel. • <*r- AC. cruise c731-1657. 73 “S S id ^d ^non.$6000. . offor. 431-5054.43( " 36-7041. fbS ■ H GO N D A fI ------V-6. loadod, 23k,, $S$20,000! I n tt^ n M k w l Trew ; .lender. Qood tirllr o s on CHEVY. B lolor.SllSIO. 1964, CaU 208-421-1 ___ CAblUACSEViuii. i 'F '. g oodod cond., ...... ---I------• goojJ. CO O 1601 factory storoo. S 7'50/offor. « or bost oflor. 732-I32-5407. well cared lorl3rl $4250. 32 valve. North;',;,°|°2 ;! gSOOO/otTor. 423-13-5824. HONDA ACCORDSD SEI 88. ongine 4' trans...fBDumei. fBt Coll644-13a2. CHEVY, B-|MVr.‘tir-'9 e . LT. P loaso con 208-7:}-734-1839. chromo whoob. Cal. CaU 644- FO R D T E M PO -'87, Spoclol edition,1, loododli .105K. N ew braki loothor, sunroc BS. c o n d . A C . C D pl 114K, AT. Goodo d c o n d . 52700/oflor. 733-^ SAfiiRN^SEOA)a n 7 ^ I roof. CD. OMC-'77. SWB,3, 350: AT. ie05or539-168S. ■ S h a rp & c la a n inan sid e & ' ^ casa., AT, trtr pk runs won. S28S 71 Sodan - e®®** mllos. AT. e 2895. C a ll CHEVV VEQA-71.5 0004. 677-3666 IfXUS, 1994 300ESOES. lully o u t . A C . c r u is o , 0 i l por1octS19.900.7£ ). 766-7878 7 3 3 - 3 3 5 8 d a yya s & 733- dolivory. 30* mpg.M l l 300. C an 735^)0 ------. oqulpped w/all opoptlona. AM/FM caas., AT., CHEVY. Suburbarban --06, 8905 ovoo. ______5850. W5555, FORD. Crown VicrictorlB ' HONDA Accord.. ’8 '87, LX. 53.0CO •» m iles. ExcollentExt floor. B7K ml. only 3 pnrxiA . y i I LT. loaUior. CO/coii/caM „A ‘r QMC-T/2 to n oxuatm Icob. 3rd C H ^VY • 1985 ColdCelobrity, LTD, 1 9 9 1 . g o o.d d S ' white. 5-sp. 110KOK. oxc. condition. Call 734 Con 734-6604 or 73: ronr AC/hoat. Irirp «>"''• *3000.538-18-1441. , a fle rep m or daytlnx m nr pkg.71K door. whooMlres.BS. Sloroo. now se als, runs Jgo good. 4 $2S00/offor. Con42:O M in 5ii)SARU-LT, 1983,>3. front w/lOOK warranty.nty. oxcol. $ 2 0 . 5 0 0 . P loooso o coll door, now brakoa.-l BsrTST. 4eoo.5i8.5oa . cond. $20,900. 786 09,-5895. OEO STORM.’91,rvellow' Y HONDA ACCORC J ______, •'whool drivo, 56200 788-7878. 326-6642. Colt 423-5875. ______5-ap..:iOIK miloana. Exc.' MSKml-.AC.goocood W ,. MERCURY CAPRIP R I'81/ 733-djkd or 423-578 CHEVY,76' SWB/2 JECP'SaWmnoliiglor.oxc. CHEVV. Comoro.0. 11979, cond. 1 ownor car.ir. $375- c l e a n , n o o d ssaom a o ' k}oka Anlha greatt +6V6TA 1983 Cells ir a r s * ^ - 7 7 0 J I now ongino w/r/loppor. K cond..16K,soflson top. Z28, 70K. 350,1. AAT. T- 0/oMor. D oys 6 7 8•7748 -7 or mochonlci work.:. $5 1000'. a a : . chrom e w heihe^iow opd. hatchback. Coll 423-5045, i. g o o d ■ ______$15.500/oflor. 73;733-5431. tops, good cond. 423423-4475 ovos 678-7574. Coll 678-7637 eves.'08. ml. S429S/of(ef.-73&-''35-9573. coodttton. $750.423->3-6971. CHEVY- 84. 3500 0ongino. jg ep Qnind Chorol]rokoo.’9S, AT, 3/4 lon. runs ; »ot cond.. ■ looko oood- S330I 737-0617. ; • W3-6595. ------JEEP Grond Wagragonoor, CHEVY- 99. Z71. r 1®®^- 65.0000 fActual - iS a m S S S24,000. Call 823823-4376 mllOO. 3 5 0 . AT.. COM « AC. ' s o d g M M I ovos a 727-760212 08-366- H I $500. Call 934-0355355. 2459. loavo mossalu fio , FORO - '97 Exploror)ror XLT. MITSUBISHf-'94. PS complololy loadod.lod, now V-6, SOK m i., noww w h o o ls 1 1 Wild Courxiry llros.ros. sun & tiros, oxc. cotkL 5 roof. CD. oxc. cortd.Htd. 431- Call 733-9120. 2763 days, 436-11» RANGE ROVER CoCounty. HI FORD:.'02F35044x4crowx4 -92. AT. AC. sununroof. H I m a a a ■ cab. XLT. whllo ondtnd bluo. loathor intorior. Ol I ' now llros. chromotwhoels. wt) loadod. Sie.5007(« : II 2000 DOiNiEI DAKICOTA I ^ 090 DODGEE NEON m 2 0 0 0 l>dOGiBE STRATUS ■ I •. 5opd.S12,000/oftor.inor. Call Call 733-6463. ■ I Stock W09-T17.I. ColorCo Fom t Crecfi • X« U lrt 4I C y iln d tr'S H Slock n » Colon FUim R«S • 10 U tn •Aoieeiitic>Air*CniiK« Al SlSlock fbu-DS. Colon Stone WUtc'••I4UlnQ3 . W L m s c f o * ^ I K l E f O a ' approciato. Reason, ^ 1 4 « s ^ t T J J 9 ^ . | I olforo considor'S™“ ° aiiZUKI - 1996 SM.tda-klck 324-4462. Spon. lo a d ed , loww mlloa. n TPFTTS- liko rww . 677-2653. -FORb^'MrianeorXLT 2:_____ ouper cab. AT, AC.^C. c d ! TA CO M A ^ 9 5 . oxiorto n d o d H f f ,S1S.900/of>of. 735-19^1976 sharp, loodod. AC. crulea, olarm, FORO 2000, F250,n C II ,' c ab . Larlal, 4x4. dloM, ^ flOKml.. $13,000/03/offor. ■ ! iB k AT, 6K mllos. Call d 731-1407 ovoa 735-5(5-5046 TOYOTA - *96, 4-RuiR unner B f N i ■n-v rr Umltod. now body a FORD BRONCO-78.8. XL-T> l o a d o d , 7 2 K , $23.: ve. 4 spood, ovorsl. i « 2 m B n l ' tiros. $2500. Call 5 J M 7 3 5 .9 4 5 3 . . , , 5 : 6697 or 733-1907. TOYOTA - '97 Toco I 2 0 0 0 JJEEPCHEROi>KEE 00 JEEP WRA 2 0 OO IE INTREPID p l I _ - 42K mlloa. X-cab. • [ANGLER U DODGE FORD Explorer XLT,•T. ’ 32' „ c . c ond. $15,500, ilor StOM Whift • iS Ulre • 5 Sp«dITkanuilulon T Slock l034-(3^WR. 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Uithn JnWtaf • i W SttaeoJmitlc'AIr SbickflUHX i • AutamitJc • Lindo Stod AC. runa g o o d . 324-70 AlrCoadUkxiliis ‘ TOI • Cnb< • AWF)M/FMCDiul «CnCniiie • Till • AMTM O nelte • 3rddRo»S(jl*RearAir*Dui]Air Roi m Wiirialr • 24 llevr A ab bof'D m iulAlr r«duw(*AIr3 Ytu IMOO Mile Wminly • 24 lloor H FORO. '97. powor alrokiroko. DOOQE -1978 coovors »« AirBtgi.JV iBrRotdildeABltUncv Bj$>tp • 3 Y»ii 36,000 Mile Wamnir • 2424|{oafRoow ^ ___ tintod w lndovni. AT. J FORD, Exploror, XLT.. '9-'94. otoroo. c u s to m w heeleela. g g j J I AT, 68K mlloo, grotiroat S2750/0lfor. 866-76i7 6 6 6 cond. S10.700,730-455fl1558 Shoshono. i m S m FORO. F-150. '9 5 .0X1.cab,. cal OOOGE, '99. 16 passer s ^ XLT. 302, 5 8pd. Exc cond. 510,000. : ^ &« 6 .s:t ( FORD. F-250, '90. mu!f^Uit & heat. Sl8.400/offow tlms,tlmi wheels. Needs wor'o rk . botiory 4 gas tankin k . $ 4 0 0 . H e e r r u n . drlNfrlv« M I W I $2300/nrm 736-0810 homo. Can 3Sa-1B18. FOH0-F250, '78.4X4H a . FOfloTlTpHSSM S2300. 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