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■ _ G n n g ■ 'r 'r O s M■ Twin Falls, Idadaho/95th year, No.0 . 3 1Tl Mbn(nday, January 31, 202 0 0 0 . 0 cencs r C O O D M O>RNING R j - idley W e a t h e r [NEElL i m i p r e s ss e s a e" tiv is tjs Today:ay: Cloudy w ithtia a chance o f snoinow in th e | | | ^ _ ^s^n m omrning.'High, ij r u n 33. Low, 26. Page A2 11 offeensive M a g ic V a l l : H i Bush, McCainM argue over reac;adinessas N.H. prisrimary hears !: i:

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MANCHE!3ESTER, N.H. - Al G ore an d1 fellow Democrats - jumped “intcinto bed with spedal U ttle skiers: T he Hlem er iogw ay interests” duringdui the 1996 ftind- ; E l e m e n t i ^ School Sl jr iJ a M raising scandsmdal, rival Bill Bradley ;C ; said SundayJay, as he struggled • P ro g ram in tro d u cesiS ! ofchorses. once-commannanding lead narrow-. ; ■ Page B4 • ... ing, the vicece jpresident struggled; : • • to deal withilh Bradley’s sudden' ‘ * . eagerness to attack. A political , S p o i^ i^ flame-throw‘ower himself,'Gore ;• • ■ accused BraeIradley of impugning his Integrityty anda “stepping down • - .. • ■ - . m^ ... to * e levelvei of personal vilifica- UMQOnVD/nd Bush, thee two-termt^ Texas gov- 3eau8olell, manager of th« Radloiidloactlve Waste Managementit Complexi at INEEL, answers«rt visitors’ questions about waiwaste destined for a disposal sitesl In ern o r.an dI nanational GOP front- Mexloxico. runner, saidid his1 executive office experience:e would\ make for a ____ better presidesident. "Pm not of the iclearwatchdcdog alliance getsj a tour,, likes1 som e; (o f what it seC C S Washingtonin scene.s( Pm not a corn- B M ' N u c mittee chairmirm an,” Bush said, dig- ging at Senate Se Commerce ByN&NoNokkentved Department. Committee5 chairmanch McCain. f TlmeaKewewBWritef '______'' At 42 barrels per shihipment, «pni the! guygu who can'beat Al that totals 588 barrels - or widi Gore,” McCacCain replied, as the Jw - , scovnVTLLE - It‘appears to be the barrels already sent,, jjustov» GOP and DemocraticDer campaigns . better>nunm and more open vtrlih 700 barrels by the endid of this appeared heaheaded for dose finish- 'E year. That leaves 14300 \ informaticition than some other fed- Dbaxrds- es.McCainhcli holds a slight edge or itorybopHflnW ir'niehe.season enilla^lis,,but it’s not a.good place. , ■ or '340 shipm ents - due'te m 2001 is tied „ithth Bush1 in polls here, >- and2002 th a t c o t i l d n ^ e t ^ afttf leadingihg the Texan for eight ^ a ...V Clements says die dPPattmen* ^ weeks. Gore^)re> e ^ e oyer BradiBy | did just thatfdrKurt t, ’ ■can’dbit. • is slightly wider,wit btit that contest m .d th e S t. Louis Rac^ o n M emibers be of the Alliance for “It’ll be a ‘Strain,”'.MNEEL also M be dd se Tuesday. Sunday.' N u c l^r AAccountability, a nadoh- , spokesman Brad Bugg thc count]intry near federal Energy . Probes lowered Into a serifries of holes will tell scientistssts about what's under New Mexico to disposei t of haz- Republicann pollingpt here, million- DeptirttneTientsiies. the surface of Pit 9 st INEi(EEL ardous waste have made5 1It harder aire publisherihcr Steve Forbes kept p in io n During)lg a break in the tour, Don to meet the deadline, ClQemcnts his eye on Bush.Bu; After the Texan O tlement agreement; between1 plutonlum-cn-contaminated waste, ' said. H ancockck . of the Southwest a l govern- which openejned last year, .„ told “Fox NewsNev Sunday" that he Hollo, IRS? Hiere^iK; no e n d to Research Idaho and thc federal Trish N eusch o f Ankm arilio, would cut taxi ch and Interest Center in' menl. INEEL startedsta sending waste to taxes “hopefully in the Bill C linton’s plan sIto to sp en d A lbuque:uerque, N.M., said hc - ' Texas, was impressed byy die ope- n rst term," Forbes I questioned F ed eral officials' willill use th c New Me;cicave given XUntonI wantsw to add drug cov- agers many private heal;alth plans Proehl carriesrle« hi* son, Austin, onto |Q*f • • .“Thererc’will be a very active Republicans some manoneuvering erage to MedicarcM< as opdon for use. They negotiate b u lk dis- th« field afterFter tit* Rams won Super : 733-093 . debate thithis year on the i ^ c and '• room to consider newV ;spending- all Amcricaicans age 65 and older, counts with drug compa Bo«im ivrtVattheCtooiglaDomeln '. whetherr 0or not something a c t ^ - as lawmakers look fofor accom-. who wouliuld pay about $24 a allow consumers to use ] orinBuHcy . «l.n1.5t,ndi,nday. Sm the story, page enaaed depends on how plishments to tout onn the cam- month forr a a limited benefit, tion cards at pbarmc : 677-404m :d the public g ets,” said paign tra il.. “In gdodod conscience, we can* order by mail. B-1. / . • M Tlmw Nww. Twin F«ttiFattt. M ato Monday, Januaiy 31,21,2000 TF

redpitation Camas PraMee M b n d o y Tuesday W e d r w s d a y Thursday . Friday Twin Falls stcrday in Twin Falls HighCgh: 25 Low; 18 Yeslcrcl'ay 35 14 I ' " ' ' ; ' Snovnow likcty in the mom- >nthtodatc: 1.00 Uslvrar 34 irmnl 22 mo. to date: 1.09 ig, becoming partly No„.al 38 20 Iter vear to date: 1,66 clouiloudy. Chance ol snow ' • • • • • • agjirgain Tuesday. Normirmal a year to date: *.14 * • » • • * High: 33 Low: 26 H i ^ 41 Low: 26 High: I- 4 0 Low: 30 HigHigh: 4 0 Low; 30 High:igh: .40 Low: 30 Idaho H ig h s/L o w s IteosuioVAdey Cloudy with morning Cloudy with a sinall NMostly cloudy, rain MoVlostly cloudy, rain or Mostilostly cloudy, rain or V Pep Idaho: High, .42 snow possible. chancc of rnin. li:likely. snosnow possible. stkjwlow possible. Max Min Pep iigh: 34 Low: 29 Boise 42 2 0 ...... deRTws at Boise. Low, now show ers possible in Burley ‘ 38 14 ...... -21 degrees ' at SLinlcy. 1C morning. Chancc of ^ National weatherr Cowjr d'Alene 3 o 9 ...... ^ g Nation: Hlah, 00 .it rainlin ttonight a n d Tuesday. Crangeville m ' m ...... Idaho w eather The A(xuWeathei* foreaecast for nt^on, Monday. Jan.an. 31. O rlando, Fla, Low. HaBfrm.in m- ,15 ..... Moililondcy, Ja ru 31 Mtoap»tW P>»gil~i -~r ...... 29 at yfl/cit toaiWOaltwf lorpcaal lof daytlniB eonain 30* 3M 40* sot Mt 70* I Idaho Falls 21 -2 ...... YfllowsJor*e, Moot. Boparaio htQh lomporaiuto zones for in« Lfwislon 41 24 ..... Sawtooth Mounj m a i n s / ^ M alad m m ••••• ..... Comfort factok^ M alta m m ..... : WtoodRiverNfc*3 t e y / , I Noon hinnldity: iVa-* M cCall 17 -12 ...... NcRxituiomrtcrn'j High:igh: 29 Low: 5 Pocatello 32 7 ...... Mk om m ^ s n o w likely. Salmon 14 >9 ...... h)llcn and mold co^ls: Mngingt6minintlwv.il- Hw St.inley 14 .-21 ;.... TIm? n-po(lln}{ H'.ison has t m m ys. Mostly cloudy f « g Son Valley m m ..... cndcsl for the yeor. * * * « * « TuuHiMsd^y. j t e AUlinvi A Allor^of The Nation ld.il*o rdumi in M.ircb. E c B l ^ l d a h o> g MaxIX Min Pep Albuquerque 4717 23 ...V.' • High:igh: 28 low : 9 ^ Anchoone 188 12 .OJ, CU^loudy with .i ch.ince of lun Atlanta 3515 30 .IS snluw. o w p.irli.it cle.uing Uoston 477 Ifl . ..“ night, bul ch.ince of aS Chicago 4919 25 M IriHBBli w v og.iin Tuesday, D.1II.U 499 2 5 . Denver 366 9 Des Moines *255 21 .04 OaOOOAeeuWwthf.Irtc.______LD WATM StATtONAm Detroit 311 25 .11 Northern Idahoto P Honolulu • 788 ; 66 Houston 533 33 gh: 32 Low: 24 ^ 0 o E 3 I tI : : I EH3 H5] a ‘ o lncli.inaix>lis 244 24 .03 High • tow 8>»9w«f» n ix TT-lawi» niOTtf Snow k»• aannf PtOoutfy OowJr I ■ O ^ sMtly , cloudy w ith slight Kansas City 266 19 ' ch.incance of morning snow. Las VeK.ts 533 40 ...7i Los Aneeles 599 52 .01' , . SnowiOvv probable tonight 1-^ Memphis- 322 29 ...i, an(i(i TlTuesdiy. [” Miami Beach 766 66 .70 Tune IO tho Nation.il We.itk-r StrS(.fv|ce radio band 299 27 .10 n ob», sx-*. *..ur A-i. tt’ I,Inic'mcl address for lilil« Tr.inspo Minneapolis 2 88' 12 ------1 spoftilion Oi'p.Dimcnt ro.ier Bowl visitors feared on PQrtl.inll, Me. 433 9 'I'™ " for ro.id conditions in approaching fnfrontal syslem .issocialed wiihilh a Sunday, but m uch .ofif the th rest of thc Southeast Portland, O re. 411 37 B umntmw: ti l-aaO-IDA-ROADd- : * ♦ * * * ♦ Xt-808- strong low pressuf;ure in lh e G ulf of ALisLi. Clouloud w asn't sparc-d. Reno 455 24 ,09- ♦ *♦ • » • 60 mirminuies 432-7623). St. Louis 27? 21 .021 c o vor e n tered tli(lhe southwest portion of IdahJaho The samo system thatat ddumped more than a foot S.1I1 L.ike City 422 20 a h ead o f th e frontint in th e mtd-aftcrraxMi and wiwill of snow in the Plains spreadspn ice along the Eastern San Francltco 577 54 .54 NorttTom t'tevodxka H move northe.ist acacr(»s the slate Ihis evening anand Seaboard and dumpede d a; b o u t six in c h es In the Scatik- 477 39 w m E s m m m on M gndiy. 'm ountains of Virginia nndin d western Maryhind. Spokane 311 11 ...... 5h: 36 Low: 25 SurtscI W.ishinvton 30Q 22 .06 tsci today 5:50 p.m . Al 3 p.m ., skiesies across soulhwesi Idaho wervere Snow showers extendended west to Kentucky and 3w likely in lhe nmrn- Suniiw Yuma 70a 50 irtse (omofTow 7:52 a.m . [wnly sunny an d mostlym sunny lo sunny elsewheniere. Tennessee, with scattc«Liy. 12; ful full, Feb. 19; last quarter. Fet). 26. from 11 degrees aat t St.inley ; to AI d c g rm al Boise,se, Northeast as the system1 churnedch that direction. CalK.iry 422 12 dr. Montreal 18B 0 d r. nr’** *• • ' E lsew here: Atlaillanta averted the icc and sno\now - Ttw Associated Press Toionio 35 Vancouver 431 2g . - c t -

0 INEEL Jury sel(lection to begin ^ l i i i i 1' Contlntrad frotn Al wastes at NEEL. the Pantex Plant in Amararillo-the The curtjrrent project was in‘date-5-rape dnug’ trial Energy D ep artm en t’ss nucicar delayed byjy concerns over thc weapons assembly and ddisas.scm- explosive potxitential of nitrates and D E T R O I T ( A P ) -• S;Samantha often belieilieve that GHB a n d o th e r bly plant. oil - basicc tbomb ingredients- ■ Reid’s mother rememem bers th e “club drug;ugs" aren’t “real drugs” tearing about,other;r fed eral biuicd in thehe ground. « ! time when.her daughtt•hter, at age like cocaina ine, or they take them facilities helps her undid erstan d An cxpIosi some group m em bers. INE]EEL is a after carcfulful consideration, offi- birthday party, evenI in inviting 30 of them corcommon household prod- deanup site, but Pantex!x is still a cials dctermrmincd the probability friends she found in1 hiher mom’s ucts - are•e easily available from nudear bomb productioron fadlity of an explosicjsion was low enough to address book. the Interne:net and other sources, with far greater securirity con- proceed. The last memory shele 1has of her “A lot ofof people who use them ccms, ' she said. Thc ho les'is were drilled wiihout daughter is from a:) yeary ago, believe theyth< are benign drugs The tour group also gotgc a look inddcnt, Okeikeson said, when Samantha, at 15, lay and don’tt sees< them for what they at the troubled Pit 9. A LocklieedL But chemimicals from the once comatose, poisoned by>y tthe “date- are - takercen under some circum- Martin .subsidiary was firedfii over “randomly yj stacked” barrels of • rape drug” GHB, andind doctors stances, lifc-threatening,”lii says its failed attempt to demtmonstratc waste haveve contaminated thc : said it was tim e to let heher go. Alan Leshshner, director of the thc retrieval and treadatment of Snake River'cr Plain Aquifer - an ■ : “They said *We keep^cp bringing Nationalll Institute on Drug 'buried plutonium-contailaminated undergrouniind water source the Amid the crush of cameras,I, DemocraticI presidential hopelopehil Bill Bradley takes her back, and she kee]:eeps dying. Abuse, waste in Pit 9. size of Lake:e IErie - which supplies a moment to answer a queststion from a youne reporter fromfror th e HBO Family W e’ve brought her baback three In Janusluary 1999, Sam antha, Thc incomplete buildinlings sit in water to 200,00,000 people in south- network before heeding Ihtoto a rally In Durham , N.H., onn Sunday.Su •• ' times, and she’s died thithree dmes. two friendsids and four guys tliey’d mute ' testimony to the,e p ro ject em Idaho, How many times do yoiyou want to just mett wenti to a party on that ' ran over budget andnd behind Options fii for cleaning up the let her keep dying?”’ says Ms. Grosse [le,lie an affluent island schedule, becoming mitlired in a waste rangege from doing nothing Clarki her voice quakinging. communityity in th e D e tro it R iv e r . ' ••' still-ongoing contract dispspute. to digging ailail of it up, but offidals Primary- GHB - gamma-hytJlydroxybu- Samanthitha was handed a soft Jim Okeson has been1 imanager have to consinsider thc safety of the tyrate - is an odorlesss andai nearly drink andJ momentsn later she was of ' the Pit 9 project abou□ut a year workers. ‘ Continued from Al tive campaignligning will tamish his tasteless drug linkedj totc at least vomiting andan uncon.scious. now. ‘ A truck sits parkedd on a 20- “Some of iif it may never leave,” schedule that incliided1 as Super self-styled imageimt as a non-politi- 58 deaths and more: ththan 5,700 Her bestrst friend, then 14, drank by I 20-foot square of blackck plastic. Bugger said,cl. Bowl party. Recognizirsing that dan. o v e rd o s e s n a tio n w id ei siisincc 1990. what she! believed b to bc orange from * which protrude tlthc open And thc E^ Energy Department football, not politics, heldId voters’ “ Why wouliould Senator Bradley Public sales arc hanneme'd by the . juice and1 vodka,vt felt herself “get- casings ' of 20 probe holesJS sunk 16 still is buryirying low-Ievcl radioac- ititerests Sunday, mostst of the break his promisepro to run a dif- Food and Drug Administnistration. ting drunkik pretty] quick” and also to ' 18 feet through thc! vwaste to tive wastiste at . INEEL’s candidates ended theirir day in ferent kindid of< campaign and Today, in one of the;he nation’s lost consdodousness. The third girl the ' basalt below. Radioactive'c •Waste Management • front of the TV. launch divisivisive, manipulative first trials resulting fronrom a GHB- escaped scr» r i o u s c ffe c ts . Suspended on a blacick cab le Ck)mplcx. Lugging chccsc popcocorn and attacks?” GoreGoi asked support- related death, juryy selecSi tio n GHB, ori{iriginally developed as a that ' disappears into ththe white The site’si’s shallow soils over pretzels tlirough a shoppiping cen- ers, as Democ:nocradc leaders back- begins for the manslauglughter trial surgical anr Blaine tonight at WoodW River Middle pply a mcdical nuisance,, itI could nation. He said sal the fund-raising Newxpapcrt Inc. Periodicals paid al Twin County C schools contaiilined an School. TheB Times-News1 regrets . fcbecome a polidcal problenem if vot- scandal “wasas ag disgrace” to ^ th ; Suliscriptioh ratesS Fall^hyTheTimrimes-News, Ofrieial city and incorrect jj date for a publii)lic meet- the error. erse worry about his health.it. parties, partici-ticularly Democrats, county new»papclapcr pursuant lo Section 6C- Bradley lost badly to> GoreC in “W hen we al ll Hume delivery: daily andind .Sunday, S4 lOK of the Idahoiho Code. Thursday is hcrehy T re all get into bed ^ t h ^ per week; Sunduy only. S2.0i2.W) per week, designated a< lheIhe day of ilie week on which I _ThcTiroc»NcH» thc Iowa caucuses last weveek and the spedal interest^inti I think, that 3 Mall »ubtcfipiii>ns muM hc palipaid in advance legal notice* willvill hc puhlished. Cali would J be staggered by a ;sccond- m akes a morelore serious problem and arc available only whereicre delivery is Posim asler.:r. please send change of I i n f o r m a ttio n C straight defeat infl New for us thann forfc Republicans,” t not maintained. Mail rales: All Idaho nies: addre\% form in; IP.O. Bon 548. Twin Falls. Hariipshire. The.fonner lawmak-k Bradley said.id. He] suggested:that “ dally and Sunday S6.00 perier ■week, daily Idaho 83303. 7 3 41 - 6 3 2 6 ^er surrendered his lead1 tot Gore Gore’s rolei inin the fund-raising X only S4.0() per week. Sundayiday only S3.00 ^Copy>i^02000 I in New Hampshire pollsIs during abuses woulddd i make him vulnera- ” pcf week. Oui of Mate ratetatet: daily and Hae bcbc elected president POVrtRBAlL ule showing that he intetends to also was ann issuei: on the G»OP ^ MQce Sm it, A dvertising D irire c to r...... Ext. 253 TRl-WEST lOTTO H Line is « k Jaaet GofQn. Retail Adveni'cnising M a n ag e r...... IDAHO FASTS NUMBERS do so. The next comesests - a side, wheree BushBi is dosing jthe ...... Ext. 254 series of March 7 prims / lOmPitterwQ. CustomerT ScrviccS( M onagcr...... Ext. 326 Available I naries - gap againstIt McCainM by pulHng 1 r£lS« indude stales where Bra il Jta Rogen, Marlccting Dire5 ircc to r...... Ex l 290 radley is previously9 u n d ec id ed ■ '1 Aec Dtp strong. Republicanstns into the fold, Dm iel Walock, Circulalionion Director/Physical Plant Man:la n a g e r ...... Ext. iS2 24 Hours " « Jolta Knerier, Accouniani/Sii/Sy»tcm$ Administrator...... Exe. 296 ■I 2 I . Since the waning daysfs of the McCain’s candandidacy depends on UJ - Iowa campaign, BradUIl6y has a strong turnouttur from New Q M uy Knrai. Human Resoi»ourees/Omce M anager...... E xt. 256 a Day! 'l ^ Paal KnrowiU. Press Forenireman ...... ; ...... E x t.2 1 7 ThdinKsNeira TheTiiiKaNnvs been torn between a nineed to Hampshirei independentsin who ' ______aattack Gore and a fear thatiat nega- can vote ineither eitli primary. - MonM K iiy,Jat»«y31,2000 Tlm*»Nw•l(m .T W ln F sa * , Idaho Nation

S h u t t Glinto])n’3 pus!h to pay^offdebi I > t K i n gg of the pill tile liftolf Marketeded by Johnson & Johnson as» tboth birth control and acne remedy.f, COrtho Tfl*Cyclen h^s quicktykty become the most widely t o d aycould y % ste rccreates electione I year iss^ Q C prescribecbed oral contraceptive. ii’.vc Tot*rmontonthly prMoriptlons (thouMndt;ndl) b e d |lelayed e . WASHINGTON (A P) - into the: future.fu future budget surpluses,JS, and how i .200----- ' “ Unthinkable u n ^ xeceecently, retir: Q: Whaltiat about paying off debt willing holders of Treoi:asury bills Orthirtho-Novum -niphnjl ^ CAPE CAN,ANAVERAL, H a. (AP) . “ ihg the $3.6 tnliion publidypul held the govevernment owes Social nre to sell them back totc the gov- — - A defectivi:tive seal that should part of the nationallal debt has Securityy ands other faecal tritt^__ ernment. But the noninpartison eoo *-~ haye beenn tthrown away was I become the crux off anai election* funds? Congressional Budget OfficeO said ___ installed inin a an engine th a t pro­ . V year com petition.n -b■ etw een A: No> oneo is seriously talking last week that the earlirliest possi- BOO pelled spacece sshuttie Discovery to ‘ President Clinton and>d C( o n g r ^ about thathat. It would have less of ble date is 2009. orbit last: mmonth, NASA said V " Eliminating the debtde would an econonlomic impact than erasing Q: Is that likely to oca:air? ‘ yj Saturday. ' further strengthen thethe economy, the publicilidy hd d debt. ' ' A: No. For that to0 h ap p en , 200 The samle e sseal had been used f**ut it may not be politiilitically possi- Besidesles, paying it off would politidans have to agr------. ' The probloblem could delay "and how big is it? like th eI stocks m arket or corpo* seven years after that,»t. In addi* Endeavour'sjr’s Monday launch A: The national debtebt stands at rate bonemds. There is not yet a tion, they must agre•ee to use while officialcials try to determine ’ $S.7liimon. political1 consensusc( to do that, every penny of projeaen is the pub* Q: Is eliminatingeli the publicly es through 2009 to rei-educe the I i f W I G S fly. Shuttien:e managers will meet licly held debt. Thatt is what the held debtb ta i good Idea? debt. All pf that is uninlikelyto M ^ \ J)uble-dut \ Ity pill sal again Sundayday to dedde whether ynited States owesI individuals.in A: Ecoconomists agree that happen. to proceed1 as planned vrith the pension funds, foreignign countries reducinglg thati debt m akes enor* ^ How realistic, thenen, is retir. _ _ _ ^ Earth-mappinjping mission. And others who lentnt it money mous sensaise. But some worry that ing the publicly heldId debt by S O a i JiX NASAdiscoIscovered earlier in the (Wer many decades andanc received erasing it completelyi might cause 2015? tr over CO] ^mpetitio week thatt a nickel seal in an Treasury bills in return,uTi. problemns s because the govern* A: Somewhat more so engine fuel1 pumppt had more w ear Most economists saysaj this por* m ent woulould no longer be selling questionable. NEWYCYORK (AP) - Demand help fight acne, only OiOrtho Tri* i, j^ aan n usual following tion of the debt is mostDst important. TreasuryybiUs. I ■ Both parties are reh!luctantto foronebiairand of “the pill” is soar* Cyclen has FDA cleararance to Discovery’s i . a little help from sales '’s mission to fix the ' . because it drains fundsfu that The FederalFe Reserve often use Sodal Security sun:«Tluses tor tag. with a advertise the added bene . Hubble Spaccpace Telescope. After could otherwise floww toi private buys thohose bills back from anything but debt reducQcdon. The to womenn whov don’t want it just Medical ethicists doioubt he two days of3f aanalyses, engineers companies. Reducingng this debt investors•s when^ it wants to flush pension program’s surprpluses are as a contracraceptive. double*duty pill is encocouraging that one of the six sections unleashes more moneyley for entre: cash into0 thet economy to spur it. p ro jected to total $2.i!,3 triUion Sales }fof Johnson, & Jolmson’s m ore young ^ I s to have/ e s « ,b u t makinR UD the seal was actually a pren eu rs, w hich sho«hould mean In additioition, because the govem- through 2010, with morere accumu- O rtho Tri-(ri-Cyden contraceptive one says it may help themth pro* lower interest rates,, higherhj pro- ment hpsfis never defaulted on .• lating after that. There■e could be PlU have tripledtri in the last three vide a smoke screen for tl Dittemoresre said the 6-inch sec* ductivity and a w eal^cthier sodety. them, Tre'reasury bills are consid* just enough Sodal Seaicurlty sur. years, maidaking it by far the No. 1 ents - allowing themI tto claim tion shouldId i have been ju n k e d I'The remaining $2.E2.1 trillion ered thele safest: in v estm en t on pluses between now ancnd 2015 to b ran d , par•artly because it is the they want the d ^ for ac^e^^en because of' o0 cdefect in the metaL . debt is money the governmentgo’ Earth. It I is unclear what erase the publidy h d d1 debt.d only oral: contraceptivec( that also their real aim is protectiction from gyt becauseise .of an error in the old as an acne fighter, pregnancy. owes Social Securityty andi other investorsirs would turn to as a But with unforeseenn expendi* may be sold 1 t.1 way the segnegmehts are morked, trust funds. The Soda:dal Security replacemenent. tures always looming,, theret are “It’s Ukeke getting two drugs in "Sex and lying have a : :nded up in a batch of Administration, thele M1 edicare Q: HowIW would politicians pay no guarantees thatat Social one. saidid Darla Brown, 28, of tory of assodation,’* saledd °AArthur n h S i at the manufacturec system and other trusts t funds£ hold oH the putmbUcly held debt? Security surpluses wildll be left Houston,, whov, has used the pill Caplan, director of the CenterforO 5nd„as instaistalled in a high-pres- $2.1 trillion worth of Treasury A ; Det U.unch A: Polls show the thi public thing by atat least 2015. ately. birth contrItrol, she said, adding, • ' “beauty aid" for womensn IS and O prefers debt reduction>n tto tax cuts The closlosest the United States Q: W hat about using thetl r a t ot "Ah-eady,’, rrve noticed small dif* over.' and higher spending,, arand Clinton > has comee tot eliminating the pub- the budget surplus? ferences in how quickly my face T he companv says thi:he pill is O plecials 0 and congressional Re] B budget's herfs." StiU primarily for contra' Republicans lidy heldd debtc was in 1835 under A: CBO expects th c 1 m. 31 chrvti^h Feb. 4 are competing to be seen as PresidentIt Andrewi Jackson, when non*Sodal Security surju-pluses to T h e FFood and Drug although executives 'a< a » champion^ of the idea.ld< Debt it dippedjt t( o $37,513. total as much as $1.9.9 trillion Administra:iration gave Johnson Sc edge some doctors may prescribep. _ M ol n d a y - reducdon is not only popular,po] it is Q: Howw quicklyc can the debt be through 2010. Both pailarties are Johnson tbthe right to sell Ortho it mainly for acne on wonMnenwho Grilled Cor. -;:_oow possible - arithmmeticoUy, e at eliminateded? eyuing that money, howiwever, for Tri*Cydenn ffor acne in 1997 after don’t respond to olntmeni __ l^ast. Vast, growing annualan: bud- A: It de]depends on assumptions tax cuts and higher spencnding, and studies fourjund it helped dear the . J'ust 1 percent of presciscriptfons “ "<* Swl»».... I:, .^ t surpluses replaced« uture federal spending, ' it will be skin of morlore than 80 percent of ' for Ortho Tri*Cyden conome from ‘ ^ :d defidts in about futi it is unlikely much of i: T u e s d a y - I 1998 and have beenn projectedf how politliticians decide to use left for debt reduction. women whoho took it. dermatologists, said Johohnson St « # ” 'A lthoughjh health experts say all Johnson spokesmann M ark o ra l c o ntraceptives tn probably Monseau. Stroganoff...f f ...... * 5 ” I Coal trailin strikes3 house, ki]ills teen-ajIger ..... - WWednesday e d - Chicken ...... lij^BLOOMINGTON,, MMd. (AP) - spokesma[nan Gary Wollenhaupt ly injured. *6’^ coal train derailery h o u se, w h ich was The train was eastboilound from B . plowed into d ^ ulUse, s< killing a . pushed 25 feet off its-foundadon Grafton, W.Va., to Cunumberland | Sandwich...,...... * 5 ” •rt'Se«n-age bov; and.injtjnjuHng four . by th e impact ira of the derailed on a route used prim:marily for ^ family.Iy. car. The1 causeo of the derailment coal and merchandisese traffic, Hundreds of rescuecue workers was not>t immediately deter- Wollenhaupt said it cocould take jZ-Ovith dogs searcheded through mined, days to get the cars baeack on the C l i ci k k o n . . n*: spilled coal, rubble'Iie' an d snow Rescuele workers’ extricated the track and weeks to renemove the before finding the bod^ody of Eddie boy’s motlother, Libby A. Holstein, spilled coal.' |$ -L e e Rogers, 15, in thehe remnants 35; herr daughterc Brandy N. eaeusBasBBBBSBsaBBssaBi Microiichips ^ “ jjf the living room abouKjut 12 hours Holstein,n, 18; Eugene F. Liller, e k s i d e -^ F r id a y -S t e a k h o u s c after the crash, stateI policepo said. 32; and hishi! daughter Amanda M. NEED HELP UWITHi E "hat Connects Tuna Mj'h Thirty-six of the trainain's 80 cars, Liller, 13. Mrs. Holstein was in Everything Th HOND AWARD WINNER M elts ' each carrying 120 tontons of coal, serious conditioncbi at Cumberland QUICKBOOKKS®? a 5ih Ave. South derailed obout 7 a.na.m. in this Memorialal Hospital. State police Call Teresa at 737-7-0087 3 rotalating banner ^ v isit online wnc • Twin Falln small Potomac Riverr town,t< CSX said the othersoc were not serious- jKAUUHa, SCTUP & SSlupport 9 1 33-1511 I C r e e l ( - A I D S s t uudy suggessts Spread . TRIPLE DIAMON 233 5ih ‘ of diseasele can be sklowed o I Old Towne ■r.'.b ^ 1 7 3 3 s ? SAN FRANCISCO> (AP)U - An ThomasC. C. Quinn and others from O'T encouraging study sugfuggests that Jo h n s Ho{[opkins University and H /lAer moving back to Twi. r Pecn going to : ' people with very low levdsofthelev presented:ed Sunday at the 7th H a gym In Salt take Oy. the xaie iT gym to J • I'AIDS virus in theirr bloodb are Conferencinee on Retroviruses and here. I took advanta 3/ at Women's \ y - -unlikely to spread HIVV tto others. Opportunisnisdc Infections, ^ n f/mess. and navent stopp vk and i- '■) - Although conducted:d ini Africa, The docioctors followed 415 het- \ B dedication do pay on. ana the study could havee iiimportant erosexualal couples in which one ^ 1 the way you look and to * I implications for the futi■uture of the p a rtn e r waswi infected with HIV I M has played a panin rry -i "AIDS epidemic in the United and one waswi not. Despite receiv- win Falls in May. and having I- sStates, where drug: trtreatment ing free: condoms,ci the couples • J l there to offer a hand. he a> first thing I did WcU fo locati L'-»ihos lo w ered v iru s levels le for rarely usf followi up, 90 people in ' before oped going since. Hard work < . AIDS treatm entss ii in re c e n t the study/ caughta the virus, . tage o f ndth I-am proof ttiatyou can chan ' ' years have saved m anyny lives,] and The stududy found that the high- y \ e . v \ s feet. The staff at Women's Fitni > ' public health expertscs sspeculate er the levelirel of m v in the infected ' : Vli" K Wo»r\ y success. Unda Larson is alw,- I ‘ ^ that they may have ann aadditional person’s: blood,b the higher the jyienibersh'P [FTTTSIESS^^^ UTMUCVUTEOl and the trainers are wonderfi ' benefit - slowing thele epidemic< risk of passingpt on the virus ^ ------they areple achiwe their goals, no m m by making infected people'pe less through sex.sei 336 Main ' likely to pass the virusus toi others. . Aw<(w South Hcourage everyone to take advai •• 1 The new study offerssrs in d irect -p- the great facility. Making th L I' ^ d e n c e this hope is: wellw< found- dJiiBgdolim pibet^ ro change my life was the Pes ■Sd. ever did for myself Fitness an(. b t-r- However, for severalrai reasons, !■ A are no longer a chore for me. :^'jlhe conditions studied':;d'in Africa H . A I ire a way of life. •i do not precisely mirrorror the U.S. K 4 - ' AIDS situation, and expexperts cau* ' HEATHER CRAWFORD • tion that the new reseani a : ^ should H V m M « w ~ \ not lull Americans intoto giving( up ■ • safe sex practices. UnpJnprotected IBIWilWB C ■ C33 a s m t- sex with an HIV-infectected person oevi«f iramer ,ind mcwge- I'jiprobably always carriirries some I ^ c / : Tceyout fincss decision, fhe inrtfisk, no m atter howV lilow their •I iem tws worked togeiher ii:'}ldruslevel. j SS?' iV yejrs. group we are ".j-n The new study lookeded at sexual T h e 'O a s s i c • thofriondliidlieit staff ^ g y of setvce m Mped ".iitransmission of HIV I d a h oi D ! i n n e r H o u s e . . . — • the mostt qualifiedqi staff w health club. . Uganda. It wos conduct*.c e d by Dr. Ve dont panicipaie m price lng You Since 1978 • the latest\t eequipment >oor cusiomer service. 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L^Vo-ho-ho a n d j r u m - b a se d elpiri g b ^abiefs adjjust : beverage; C h i r co p r a c t i c :I||: I am a hearty seafaringng type of v|ndividual, so recently I s •Jrweek faring around « tf c a r e oo f infants > aboard the largest cruisese ship in thc world that has noc yet iceberg. Ir is called thei^Voyager, Vi d r a w srs d e b a t e and it weighs 140,000 tons,Dns, which is approximately the amouiiountlati! By Rachel Don>eniqf . in desserts alone...... Tlme»^c< correapondent______The Voyager «>«!«! out: of Miami every week carrying 3,20000 p: ass^ - t w in FALALLS - Since the day gers determined to relaxax or die he was born,]n, Hayden Jackson has trying. The ship has (I s slepl throughIgh the night and it all making any of this up) annicest- i( hos ,0 do ) i w ith c h iro p ra c tic Ing rink, a large theater,J, ia sho^ adjustmentsIts, according to his ping mall, a rock-climbirb .n g w a l moUier.Amy.ny. and a nine-hole miniatuiIture golf Hayden, seseven monlhs old, re- course. We have come a1 loilong way ^.ived hiss I first chiropractic ) indeed from the days whwhen the adjustment Io) only four hours after Pilgrims crossed the AAt tlan tic he was bomn a and the difference in aboard the Mayflower, w |. V»ir I; •a : his behaviorior made his mom a ].hard as it is to i m a ^ e toda;)day-had believer u .iu X ^ !', i m . -no skating rink and ONLYLYFOUR ..Hewaspr pretty fussy wheri he ,:GOLF HOLES; vras bom,” AmyAn said. I While aboard the ship,p. wcpa^v “For threeee hours he wouldn’t v I------1 sengerss engaged ei ,------^------.. "1 n u rse o r in a wide Pointsr.tO t. ;' sleep . S h e '' o f trad i . (Marsha • j ,cruise-shii B i . ,, Gehl. a local i ities,'incl pon**'. t: chiropractor) M eating brebreakfast, ® ' ;-' saw him an d j Snaclung,lg, eating -J'l-vRonsklw 15 minutes J .. < drinking "*'^.'1 i u 'I later he ate 1 ex ru m . v'-'cf^nga'chl an d w as ' lunch, jeverag|S^dri 'i, practi^ fine.” com plexlying on _ Amy takes _ bsorbing— doctor Hayden into “ H u m o r S ’Tyladiation some^the™ - the chiroprac- e glowed poiBrjt feels ' tor a few ;ng .some \com for^®* ' • times every '------1 until weJng g more ; With? .;^y: •; H tnsflt • month, or if » like exit signs, snacking‘ace-down '-•Haw they tre^ she sees he’s , ■ tnore^ eating dirmer, eatingmidnicht ; edchJIdreftdr. . ^W&rlt57• .V. ..cranky or is snacks and passing 'oiit facc ^ ' ' getting a little . in the pate section of theTJ mi of our tether, ZiJc. sniffy. ) buffet. . > ooking at • J'sWngor^ “He’sneve.r The only stressful par?BS. i When ;,08tevetWr . had any eat- . ‘shipboard routine was look)graphe taken for^Os^ ’ ing problems, ••iihotographs of ourselves.take p ic v.ingIr»fanti.8?K sleeping ■ you’re on a cruise, photogniseondis- ^cniwren^-, ther p r o b l e m s , t constantly pop up and buytak them '•.Wtotdoothe colic, ear ; tures of you; they put thesemy ( wife I infections or ; play in hopes that you’ll bujngofpas- a cold,-? she ■ as souvenirs. At night, m; the pho- ; . said. “He '' ' v t ' i 1 and I would join the throng^flattering ' -y-'-j : slept through ; ■, ^ngers looking throughJien th< sud- th e n ig h t ^ s , hoping to find a nice flatconfront- every day ■ u o t of ourselves, and theiimage of J—^ since he was ■-* Rtenly - YK ES - we’d be coisluglikc -V- I bom.” IMMOUrM/ntlhMMM*IM uftd with this terrifying, ;S.imi Jabba ' ''— H a y d e n ’s ' , TwIi i^two bloated, bright-red sli Twin Falls chiropractor Marshala Gehl performs a monthly adjuidjustment on Hayden Jackson,:m , seven months old. Chlropraotlotic care makes a differencee In Hayden's life, health is everirery parent’s dream , • mother Amy Jackson said. bodies with OUR FACES..ger had but it is not asas unusual as people s ; and Mrs. Hutt go to seal racljujy may think: , .Also, the concept of maninipula- injuries laier in 1life, Gehl said. .orr threetl times. • r, When every passengei, the ship Starting a m manipulate the: infant’sinf: spine and I newboiii infant on a , tiortion and stretching of an irinfant Some parent:nts initially take David Di Long, owner of Cararing neck; the forcc useused is minimal, ^attained roughly the samem island, regular adjustostment program will or c i weight as a Buick Riviera, th 3r child’s joint has not prove beneficial, he said. because they hahave colic, a catch- teacjaches parenfe who bring theirtt nique chiropractoictors use, infant rijyould stop at a Caribbeanradibonal i age t6 the spinpine and will i m m e d i - : “1 pwid tlie passengers would v, “Children’s joints arc nmuch . all term for>a'.>a cranky baby. . babiabies in for an adjustment whatw adjustment is :s c co ntroversial lean^op ately affect h pains in their baby. ed. do wheri But Dr. Fredred Surbaugh; a Twin cep:ep.t of .stretching them is I “I show parents howtw to Amy Jackson dn doesn’t u nder­ wfor European jewelry and wat:e guided palls orthope>pedic surgeon, and abs ® 'T/ie/v’is no scientificrc euif t fence that diildren The other thing you do absolutely ridiculous. In massage the infant andd dif-< stand why. Interest. many other mmedical doctors dis- myny opinion there is no wayy or infants sufferfro) ferent things they can do,”d “Most of my frii ^your ship is in port is takew, gevery agree, 'vni the maladies that friends and pco- chil:hildren can benefit from Long said. “Sometime:ICS it ple in Twin FallsJs jl just don’l know rtours to'Local Points of jdeInt one ' “There iss rno scientific evi- stre . -vsouM l)e helpedfjyfjy diiropnictic mre.' > Under international law, < Jtretching.” takes one (visit) and sh<:how- . enough to knowV I kbetter,’’ Jackson if sod. In dence th at clchildren or infants But Bi Gehl sees benefits. ing parents what toI do,i said. “Wheneverir I I say Hayden is ttour group must includeantauon, suffer from1 tthc maladies, that “] ’ tourist who has the IQ of & “Birth can cause a lot off sometimes it takes twovo or under chiropracticctic care they ask a woman „ouJd be helpslped by chiropractic traurauma,” she said. “I sec aa - Dr. Fred Surbaugh,h, three (visits) and the childch whai’s wrong withith his back. They : Jam aica, we toured a planton some care,” Surbautaugh said. “I would lot ( ^ u d our group included a w ot (of infants) becausc par- grows out of it.” don’t understaniand it is health see from say m ain streream medicine ab- cntimts arc concerned theirf 'Iwlh TailsIs orthopcdic surgeon Different chiropractpinc is healthy. That con- hove different technique:ies to “When they (bal[babies) get out of or child adjusQistments.. tinuinues through childhood.”- infant becauseie many times the adjudjusting an infant, but the! onet alignment it affecffects their nerve ^this typical exchange betwee One of thee iissues with adjust- Pi t w d our gtiide: Putting thc trauma of' tbirth “crankiness” isis ai result of stress thin{ling tliat is constant with a1 chi-< activity. A chiropraipractor finds that banana ing Infants isIs tthc difficult nature asidiside, things such as an ininfants on thc spine, hcshe said. roprjpractor is an infant adjustm plants, which produce ban. a re found, araren’t as useful in crai I You can see the bananas gn :rawling injuries and walalking childhood; otheher chiropractors Some So chiropractors use a lightli; Times-News ccorrespondent :e): What d iag n o sin g1 bbabies, Surbaugh f^salls can create problems th:that, if only see infantsnts on a more lim- mas:lassage to relax the musescles Ruc/icJ Denny can bc rcachcd at on these banana plants. said. J- WOMAN {in a loud voice): notlot treated, can lead to seierious ited basis andid often only two whilihile other chiropractors genentiy 734-3780. *4dnd of plants are these? i e r hus- PnGUIDE; Banana, banana ft: WOMAN; Huhl (To her m e t i c s ' wk^ith i hem]ip : T h e i jrand:) F rank, these are bc ere are n(lo short Cl;uts to beeauty l-plantsl . t f - It offers the promise of drop- ' the latest informjrmatlon on new The woman repeated vinia\d“^;kill her DonI’tget ropped into' 1 L dead looks, but.expertsbi say lipo- Health notes treatments. everything the guide sa suction doesis nott guarantee you — ------You’ll leam aboabout a technolo- Frank. One day he will thatkil win. . DEAR PAUIlULA: Several cosmet- f p ------a m ore beauiautiful body, and a answers an; and immediately> |pro- • gy called PhotoDtoDynamlc Ther­ with n kitchen appliance, Biggest JC hnes havee rproducts that claim study publisheshed last week warns vides vid a risk assessment baaased opy for macularar degeneration,i iBut I am proud to say tha:?hat hap- 'hey containn lihemp which is sup- d that the operaeration itself may lit- on thc latest scientific: (evi- and early detectiijction for glauco- jA er o f th e .aw ard fo r ir, Bi| a man P“ ed to somehlehow be bcneHdal for ■ T IC S erally be a killoiler. ■ dence. del ma, importani stepsstej toward pn> i^ u r i s t Doofus wras: me. Whalid climb liair and skin,1. rI’m skeptical, but I T he A merican er Society of Users I then receive tips,!v, tai- venting blindness.ess. ,-pened was, during thc tour,' a c small ure you wouldlid be the one to find H Plastic andid R eco n stru c tiv e lorcd lon to their specific needs,Is, for 0OUn. Surgeons st reducing risk. j ^Remonstrated how hc couldbanana put if this is jujust another cosmedc I stu d y says: “ Im* • red how Don't g et gassfissed jnick. I perfections in final appearance They “I also are shown li I S coconut tree using onlyown, a he industry &mm ancer Home heatingIng systems are ' rope made from twisted heba man -ANNI INETTE, VIA E-MAIL [ “ ______are not commonuhcoi a fte r lipo* their the odds of developing car dropd n based on following- thc leading causiause of non-fire, fibers. When hc came dow nents could do to potendalldly h un P 'S ? '- ' , . non-vehicle-reltrelated carbon- NNEITE: Dr. Hugh y Z irA in 1 T h e sk inri s u rfa c e m ay bc tips. tip: showed me the rope. Theoe“ “o,e ^DEARAOT your body when they an •rcent monoxide poisonsonings, accord- • head of microbiology ere irregular, asyisymmetric or even Estimates I arc that 50 perc handed it to m e an^ suggesthat any Davis, acting h cream or hampoo. inted, ‘"8 recently:ly rei le ase d fig- might want to “take it homejnerican I • and cosmeacsics at Health .Canada, Davisi has been in commmunica'. ‘baggy,’ cspec)ccially in thc older of of: all cancer can be proven: provided that people take kids.” I frankly doubted ytha such a wld me he isi v cancerc risk situa- curbon-iK)n-monoxide poi- ' the man tokl me that suchlet i it go Davis has bebeen looking at stud- def is relevant to their own sii definitive information onei vway or Worried ababout cancer? Thc tion,” * said Graham ColdIditz. sonings of this typetypi in 1998. *; USUALLY seU for $15 (hc0 di Hgure on hempnp and has found the the other. A Harvard Schociooi of Public Health J The m ost recei2cent figures for director'of education at say where), but he would himlet $10. research showowing hemp is accu- There T is definitely no re:•esearch offers a newfi way\ for people to jja, deaths from suchsue poisonings for $10. Ajid so, unable tointation f mulative in ththe body because of sho Harvard center. showing its superior benellefit for evaluate theileir risk of breast, “Youru Cancer Ri?k” is locacated attributed threeiree-quariers o( out how to escape, I gave hin'he rti^ t its long half-Ufilife and has the same skin. skit colon, lung andan prostate cancer . jjar. the fatalities: to heating s y i‘ I imagine thc other planti^ v e you adverse physio]siological (but not hai- —• at www.yourcancer risk.t ------■ - four of thele leading types of vard.edu. tems. > workers laughed far into theHe must lucinatory) eficffects that smoking Paulap Begoun is thc aut,u h o r of cancer in thee UnitedI States. 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' exercise have veryy differentdl health benefits. play a basketball gameiwithyour v ' wn Is.lnfectsd In g eneral, ggo o :slow and pay atten- buddies or hit the weighShtsatthe ' - ' ^ - tion when you:rou start to tire, What endujluranco t a gym . O r p erh ap s you jusiist want to ibtUoD period: vims mulilpiiese s It's h a rd to cdo, especially when is good for get back to your kickboxiixing class. . K l no symptoms are felt you’re feelingn g It>etTer. But you risk Well, hold onto th c^! ssneakers,. ^^Etrtctonttwbody:^ , g e ttin g sic:k k again a if you come sports fans. Doctors andd personal V' back too quick]lickly. “ ' troves the V j trainers say your bodyy :may not , . aptom appear suddenly "I alwayss tellt< people to start ' ity of the b e read y yet. L out pretty' lightlit after they’ve and lungs to ’ / J “ W ilh th e flu, it’s takiningpeople • : : . H | Person ca - Feverir ('(100» lo 104®F) Infect othi been sick-ari- and do a light work- ' a full week to get over;rit-and ..U n r 4 H 8 out for about)ut a week,” Bourque ' then another week befc2fore th e y ■’ . ^ s, shaking with the fl Headacdache virus duriirlng said. “SomeB ihpeople hate i t They ■■ Raises body’s can get back to exercis:ise,” said . lod wanttojumpuip in with two feet and maximum rate of oxyj Dr. Scott VanLue, a phylysidan at - ~ Muscf'e,a'0 ,iolni actios so back to nnght g h where the^ were, I.processing, making. RDV Sponsplex Familyy Practice.1 •. ■■ - Fatiguelue (can last ^ m e w ill comiom e bade from 'the flu ; ::heavy exertion safer “So 1 wouldn’t recomminend that ' ’ * H I twoTotf10 three weeks) or a cold andind you tell them to r 2 a r people start exercising i:Health benefits: ng until a ' / ' take it easy’ on the workout. Then week after the illntn ess h as . piratory tmptoiBS begin you tum yourour back and they're .• J|»-Decreases risl< offof heart ^ cleared.” on the Stairmarmaster, ripping it up. ' •jdlseasei strolce andId <]diabetes Coughgh 4(can last up to How do you know whehen you’re tw owweeks) ef ■ Then th e nextext time they come in, r. Increases life expexpectancy..^,,^^W ^^^^I^ finally through with1 tthe flu’ 2 they’re sick agiagain.” F irst, tak e your te m p e raature. t You ^ — Sore(throat thi w e a s e s feeling ■ should never exercisesewitha ■"*■■■ Chestst ppain ••’I of well-rail-being end Ruhnln{fling or congeisted nose fever - because a feve _ emotioistlonal health _ /er raises ' What y our h eart rate. L stistren g th Still got a headache or3r nagging , . is musclc aches and paihihs? Wait : 1*T11 W i s g o o d for u n til th e g eneral ach es aiand pains m k i Effec'e c ts o n th e body: h av e gone away, says Dr.'r. Michael DAY12 Pinell, vice president forfo physi- H ■ IncIncreases amount and iDdary bacterial Infections H “ 6tren(9ngth of connective d a n services a t O rlando^Regional I Healthcare System. f Si’: 3 .^ In lungsngs. anuses, ears, nose or . ! ■ tissue>ue (tendons, ligaments) ‘ Viv' ••• . -IhroatmIt may set In at this time, after And if you developedd bronchi- -ilwi.'- -I .thepers>er8on^beglns to feel better ------— ■ Increaslases size and mass tis - or one of those nastisty, hack- ®*T14 ; ■ ■ of skeletal mimuscles • ing coughs - don’t ex erci'dse while .V, -C.V.S .Fatigue'jue and coughing are the two ■■ ■ C an Increa!ease resting y ou’re still h acking a n d wwheezing. MYiS- ‘ symptor3toms that oTten linger metabolism,:n, speeding Pinell says. Your resptrairatory sys- ' V ;:. t ‘ up the body'sly's use tem - lungs and breathingng tracts- u y .16' FU l l i l . ' H B of energy are still under siege. Don c on’t stress L I B ■ Enlargess aarea i S E T " them by trying to power!r througli ,0*^17 . Q^Tbeboilbody OYsrcctnes the flu by kliiiiIlling off M aOU.Y : H I I ofmuscreattiattachment your illness. rthevlruj'Irus. It also develops Immunity — g — J - later InfectionInfi by the same type ofK \ K s . , <13113 B agels) 9 ■ Increasiases bone density And above all, Pinell1 ccautions, “ D o n ’t re tu rn to excrcis ------G o o dd-Anytime - /i ------^—: r —BzB~«OecreasesBS'boiJyfat— ------^ ^ ------y ou’re still coughing u p ar Ffoftnu t:ft!toh«TN«ii6haI IrattiilooCo o lAliiw^Iffl^ctiSw.Oiionib rial.” n«»MrtfvCINDy JONES-HUIFACHOICHOn, OrspNaKEITH SIMU0NS/«un«MilMiUfwi.turr Health benefle flts: Yuck. Thanks for the D ecreasese s Incidence of obesity doc. " ' ‘"’“S '’ says Michae:aei Bourque, head of Go C ahead and start-exeie rc isin g , } risk of osteoporq^ls Personal trainers like“ 10i use a personal trailrainers at the YMCA’s ssay doctors, but you shoulluldn’t go ^ M ||||||ijW ■ R educesi ri;risk of diabetes pretty simple rule. Befcitore you P™ '?''/”''J■ Health and Wellness ffull throttle for another.weveek. ■ plunge back into your■worlfout v “ Oviedo, FlaFla. Instead, take it easy. If you’re ■ Lowers risk routine, they say, considider your Are you sti]still tired at the end of _ of heart attack symptoms. If you have2 '“below- the workdaylay? How do you feel , : arid other ‘ the-neck symptoms,”' suchs as w hen y ou’re’re walking around, St. J Benedicts! Family Medical;al Center ^ 0;2000KRr cardiovascular chest congestion, a hacking h doing yourr {daily activities? If disease cough, diarrhea or stom st ach ' they tend tod0 tire you our, Bourque One o f tfie cramps, then you sheh o u ld n ’t says, you nee^e, reduces the risk etting your strength P HOSPITAl^ of falls a nd thei[leir serious heallh rettim until those ^^ptoi[oms have tra te on geti 100 TOP consequences,](S, such as Wp fracture c le a re d up. But if it’s ju stst a runny back. fittfitfkVS^foTt99Sandi999 ' nose, it’s n ot a b ig deal. Also, are; y>you back to eating a But what if you had aI ccold, but regular diet?It? Or are you still get- E x ten dd e e d W alk In C linic H o u rs - n o t th e flu? O r w h at if yotou’ve had ting by on1 cicrackers and ginger M I o n th ru I^ri 5:00 p m to;o 9:00 p m • Sat & S u n 10:010:00 am to 6:00 pm * som ething - m ay b e ju s t a general ale? If so, theihen the gym is a no-go. . 709 N orth U ncocolr\ Avenue • ]cromc. ID • 324-43013< m alaise - but you’re notn> su re So what dodo you do if yo{i’re eat-' ! ? • Vwhat to call it? 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One surgeon;eon had no trouble oper- Turning stone cold in the fashion , rL ;;,:V ^ indeed,^1, WaU Street has toned Diagnosed at birth witrith a heart ating, butJt ffainted when he saw industry can be moreore «tasperat*— - - - -down itss passionp for Hilfiger. murmur that-triggerci'cd num er- anyone elS'else perform invasive ing than bankruptc>tcy^ which a t • . Analysts aren’tar as enthusiastical- ous, terrifying hospitlital visits, proceduresires. Some people-per- least allows you to cut your losses ly rKommtmending the .stock. And Mark grew up to inheherit more form adminTiirably under pressiire, and move on. this monthIth the stock itself fell than his father’s even fefeatiu^s. but once ! thr pass a cedes unconconsclousness almost -from which a brandI cancs seeming- earningss would' fail to meet murder victim withoutJt blinking, always hasas .t.to do with “the plerc- ly do no wrong, whenin iit’s both hot JM e^pectatio[ions due to lackluster but subject him to a mcncdical lec- ing of the1 bobody envelope... which and cool and genenlerating such L lies. retail For thesale: first time tiu-e and he falls out colc}ld. is abnormalnal and typically signals deafening buzz thatlat there’s an L weivent public in 1992, the He had to bolt biolo{ogy classes - somethinglg dangerous.c It cari be assumption of nevlever-cnding company disappointeddl investors, whenever anatomy' 'was dis- the actualLial thing or just^the greamess. Hilfigerr remainsr one of the top cussed. When his demintist men- thought of)f it,it,” ICIeinknechi notes, And then, suddiddenly, the !ers for designer jeans, tioned that his surgeonon son was Blackinglg o out for emodonal rea- moment ends. The brabrand Isjuker fragrances;is and children’s s{x>rts- performing liver traransplants, sons is knovnown as a vasovagal or warm . P ro fitab le bubut not hot. ■ ■ ' y Mark fainted in the clchair. Any vasomotoror rreaction. In which a This Is the state3 ofo Tommy ■ “We beliielieve that the business description of an Invasiisive proce- signal is sensent to the heart by'the Hilfiger. fundamentsntals are sound and the dure ponends a wholee >consteUa- 10th cranialnial, or vagus, nerve to Is that cheering we hear? For remamains strong,’’ said com- . tion of alarming physitsical warn- slow the heheart rate. Decreased even In an industry tl y that thrives pany spokiskeswoman Catherine ings: Profuse sweating,, 1Ughthead- blood floww leleads to an inadequate . on hype and has anin impressivei F isher ButMt perhaps more worri- some than edness and a terrifyingng descent supply of' ox] and other nutri- '. tolerance for self-in m the decline in Wall into a doomed sense ofof helpless- ents to tliee bibrain and we faint as a there are limits. Therelere a point' gor is the loss of some- ness, with eventual losOSS of con- way to rest-establlize ourselves. at which a brand becoi thing lessi tatangible. If a collection ‘comesirritat- sciousness. WhUe the2 propensitypr to faint eas- ingly mammoth, and m atter sellell, customer feedback can 'ide concrete reasons Eight percent to 10 ppercent of ily is inheriteirited. the fears that trig- where one is or whatIt oneo does, it . the population has faiainted for ger it aree lelearned, IClelnkn«ht is suffocatingly inescapcapable. poorir fit, bland colors, too . fancy, nott fancyfs enough, nonmedical reasons, ancnd another says, Trend trackers begaegan tloticing . 1S 20 percent has felt fz the cooling of the HillHUfiger label suciuch flaws of production. faint with- ^ MHlilMJlwaM or designI ccan be quickly fixed, out an underlying iUmIness. says about a year ago. “One»ne of the tell- . Ronald Kleinknecht, chahairman of tale signs thar a brandmd is headed . w henn tthe heat .dissipates, noI easy answer, the Westerii Washlngt' south'... is that it startsn s increasing University psychologygy°dep?r? 1^ ^ ^ ^ in populari ty among 8- year a(ago Luigi Maramotti, ; 8- to 12-year- ment. Kleinknecht re:esearches BpnDBBBSS olds when it had previtsviously been .. head of thele stalwart Italian clothe ing house: MMax Mara, surveyed a “syncope’’ fainting forvnonphysi- n popular with teenss anda young cal reasons, and says wewi all fall adults," says Imia Zanc fashion lanandscape dotted with andl, founder in to o n e .o f four catvho d o n ’t uQuxNoiotMiiv** death knell for a brand. times it’s to a company’s advan- *^»*** tage to simjmply.maintain_a_slpw, ___ faint but avoid stimuli thatd caus- _Now,-she_say5,-sutvutveys-show il-faiht'ers— “ TTrBTWSaaI Jd . the trend leaders; w who m ade Tommy Hllflilinger Introduces Ms new fashionIllon line featuring lots of cowbirboy rock steady simmnmer, because anything • —es-th6m-aiixrelyrreaffa- and nonfearful fainters.s. The last ^>o.iM Hilfiger hot are buyinying the stu- and show1 girlgJ glitz. Hilfiger hopes new line will revitalize tho brand. blistermglyy 1hot quickly bums out «wioe»feefew diously cotiti or cools off. ? his n e« sisignature, with enough and blue rodeo chic emlmblazoned Fashion m Down To You Abercrombie & Fitch,h. FUBUE ond 1 magic comes in cycles ’ stay on top of;f v o u r 'I irn.rM.4ii.rn.BX) . make a show girl hyper- ,. with the pronouncemtment that that lastt ;about five years.' . - ■ auMNCKOuCv.VM even the more consjnservat.vo e. :The presentation of his • sstK Sssa'"” Naudca. •, “Tommy Rocks.” And thenth there' Hilfiger hitIt 1his stride about 1995, Investm^nti 2000 line was a Vegas- were nj.arketing misfire l*S . ■ Meanwhile, Tommymy Hilfiger ™ res, Zandl when he w(won awards from the ■ ttravaganza that over- ' says.'She cites the hjhyping of Council of E with the Monn e y has taken cowboy rod■ookstyloas S m i" f Fashion Designers of d the clothes red, white Hilfiger the personality,y, and the America andindVHl. pages.

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ACROSS It It' I' I I' I : ‘' iSSdjn. !=- - G a t e s bD i i n g s da i V i n c i ’’s 5 n o t e b co o k t o B3 e r l i n • ) 5 STwp*n Jf- —. ; : 9 crwckors z ^ U z z z BERLIN -M icrosoffmcnogul Bill Barbara Neugass'sueje d th e Shue was aa student s t a t Harvqrjd ' • ;■ ,danc» S“ “ Gates broughi Leonai da a c to r in .1997, claim inng j that in the 1980sOs b1 e fo re h e r w Vinci’s “Leicester Cod to Klugman owed her atIt le a st career tookoff. off. She is married'to 16 Bonks or Els _ _ Germany's capital Satatu rd ay , $900,000 following an 18*yearli Davis GuggenIjenheim, a directoV M7 Shtpdesorlors opening an exhibit that iiindudes relationship that ended irin 1992. who has workeirked on episodcff^df ie PofcussJon ■ p up her ‘ “ER,” “NYPD>D Blue,”I and “P a i^ Instiumonj drawings by 20th centur;iry artist M l She claimed she gave u , ’ 19 Rodoo repo 5^ — Joseph Beuys. careercs as a tdevislon extnora to be .o f Five.” Beuys, who began his snstudies in ■ withw. him. 22 Moro oxdusivo S natival sdence, was inspispired by Last month, a Juryr ruled Disney pavesves way for film! 23 Grolosquo __ the discover of a lost Leonardo V . against her, and Suj^rior spoetacfes ** Fred'S about Pearlirl IHarbor attacK 24 Long-llmbod _ M m anuscript in Spain in theie 1970s. Judgeh Kurt Lewin on F 26 Wont _ **Like Leonardo four cccenturies rejectedre her request for ththenew PEARL HARBOR,HA Hawaii 27 HemlnflvTO/s______! P - — ------earlier, ei Beuys broke throulugh bar- trial.tri . {AP)-TheWalW alt Disney Co. aobriquol______| ! riers of art and sdence,” Gates The jury found that ththe cou- given the greeireen light to a $135 28 WonuinUor tt 31 Bfick o v o n ______said. Bin QatM plple did not have an agrei-eem ent million moviee about al the Japanc^ 34 Stupid mistoko The codcx got its name i nany tasto of da Vind ^requiring the 77-year-old1 1to pro- attack on Pearlearl Harbor, accord- 35 Ms. Gardnor 5 - — when it was acquired by“^ 1 o m a s vide Neugass, 57, with finin an d al ing to a trade5 publication, pu 36 MuckiBkor • “ I : | | e e e Coke, : die Earl of Leicesterer. Gales _ support for the rest of herir life. “Pearl Harbcirbor” should be^n Tarbell * ■ ' production in i 37 Tfocy of -Boys bought it in 1994 for $3030.8 mil- Peoplele In the news in April for releast Town* stirtayi 1/31iO> lion, be making it the onlyy known1 ------Shue to return to Har\rv a rd around Mcmoritlorial Day 2001, Dally 39 Turt ploco 3 Stonelonographor |u |P |0 | n ^ p ? Leonardo notebook in pprivaie ple more tharlan ever aroimd the . - . Variety reportearted Thursday. The 40 Fratomal group 4 Othorth^ntohor ^ 0 oMr i In lT l hands.Le world,” Gatestes said. “This note- for degree In govemminent storyline wiU1 bebe about two fighi- mombor 5 Hip b It chronides Leonardo’s’s experi-1 book -speaks: totc us by stimulating NEW YORK - "LeavinIng Las e r pUots fromn TennesseeT< who faD • 41 _ b o a r 6 Caus- R E N g eB p O L o'l ha ; 42 SUichos 7 Orruu i f p i ments into geology, paleon)ntology, our own forcesres of creativity.” V l ’ 43 Sandwich cosoISO ■ ■di2 ' human anatomy and otheher sub- returningrci to Harvard. Actors beingng consideredc for , bfoad e AuihoJthor ol i l l c eTnTt L jects.hu The manuscript lmncludes court detiieiles woman new “She needs one more seremesier film indudeCharlize ChD Theron, dir- . ■ 44 6 0 0 s wrong *Exocixocutlvo SlH E LlTjEr|U|A[T|E(SW F AlL|P| jeisketches that show the way to get her degree in governmment. rendy on theB bigbi screen in “TJie |4 5 Pcosoni knot Ordorrdors* ^ A mIIBilR h U lElslsB sl I IftI sk'flows around obstades, anK ^ g - trial againstist Jack Klugman ^The timing depends on onele more Cider HouseRules,” Rul Wes Bentley « 4 7 _ N o w G u in o a 9 'Mr.if. fc Mom* star ITd sW i n a . !49 Morol story . lO.Twtst gestions of types of machiniines that ■ LOS ANGE5ELES - A wom an mtmovie role she wants to do3o,” her who s ta rre2d d in “American >53 Ownor of mo squo«x r i i i f t^lNl.l|MlA[T[E|L|Y| i ge;could be powered by fallingfi who lost hericr palimony case rcjrepresentative, Steven Huluvane. Beauty,” andd JimJi Caviezel, who |- Rocklos 11 Nomijmattorwnat ■■ ■ | i | | £ HciEiuEiniAm^^I . water; CO - against Jack: KKlugman has failed sasaid in Saturday’s NewAT York played a soldiiIdler in “The Thin iSSC orsago 12 Locatiication . £ ll S QIMT I wa“His observations Impresess peo- in her bid forr a new trial. DaDaily News. RedU n^^’ ; flowors , 13 Sorrow)rrowfuI«Jrop Y 0 0 r M a p !S7 University of 21 Rsiilnsiilngpolo 3 7 r e H h T Maino location 25 ARorrxtqmatlvo lo a eTT L s M s E .saLayoyoson sabortwr r r ^ - - 59 Agitatod stato 27 tJtDoIlo Llakos HElAHM BlEllffi ' C*T r e d a t o ) r ’ s p i k e sJS b a r drili n k , f a i l s ; t o c a t c h ; GO Gimmo putt 29 Swooj i p r e | ? i6i_boon • 30 Fothoiithors 38 Machu Picchu 162 Grimm boast 31 Oyolni'Olng vat kicabon DEAR ABfeV: t h e letterir about I . , ' andChrisejout there-thanlinkyou. . didn’t bother‘ to put] identification • 63 Btackttioms 32 Uully hu 's o SoH-indulgont 1 T ' I 2lly 42 TV-dumor sp ro o ' ' . dub I drugs really hit home. I -CHRISTIIriNE IN on them for one reason or anoth- [64 English school ' 33 BoIIvIdillvian body pionoor 165 Sconlsh loch of wat< 51 Oons like d u to warn all'young womenw MIDLOTHIAPWV,VA. er.A saresu lt,tlIt, thousands of these . water . 45 rto-go«k* 52 Photoroolist lik ' 3 4 Moko about the potential for theirir 1drinks L D e a r ' wonderful aiiii iko wol ar>d 46 Bouxito or I p o rter iiiimals are put to DOWN limpP gaJona to be “dosed” >Yilh thesee drugs DEAR CHRISTINE: Youlu aro a death every yeary'cj because their 53 8oo«-canx) bby ' j Circumlaronco 37 Somomo rofatfvos 48 Putror Paept. 23*Oct. 22); Be (joyintentions. careful! And,^ra•ro all the Andrews who wh belong to someone,e who , nate. relieved of burden youI hadhj no people confideange, travel, variety - intg • riglit to carry in first place.e. intimate expeiide in you, tell about AlUES (March 21-Apripril 19): blushing; giveperiences. Instead of . T . . V.oii tecover from emlo o t tio n a l and comc upve w serious attention K K i w i b i r cd ’ s b a r k j: jn u s t b) ( e l o u d e ir t h a n i t^ s b i t e ? ‘ bruise. Views are vii\dicatecIted, pro- SCORPIO> with ( solutions. . 4^ niucinn Jong due takes placcace. You Check Libra) (O ct. 23-NOV.-21): Q. Is English'the officialal lon------1 HitHitler’s decree to Nazi Gennmany’s First Baron. RaglanRi dnd the -J ArtU he given more responsimsibility member wants'a message. Family juage Q of the Internet? filnfilmmakers. <' ' Seventh^Earl■1 of ol Cardlgan.suf- : and more money. Capr:pricorn •• but lacks ner\nts to confide in you guaA. Unoffidal maybe. Ththc ^ R j ^ p W In 1741, sailors discov>vered ' fered some disgHsgrace, Raglan in involved. by first, tellingsrve. Make It easier ' las A Uttle official anything. W h a t ’s steSteller’s cow, a 2S-foot-loniing sea - .the siege of Sebaebastopol, C ^lgan . TAUUUS (April 20-Ma:4ay-20): lems. Aries pla;ng of yoiu- own'prob- hasGrand Canyon guides sayly tiiey f|K jB ||w J creature.. It’s meat tasted1 fairlyI in'the deadly chargechs of the Light Look to future, predict eveivents in SAGITTARl)la ^ significant role. ;ct G interesting questions, WHAT good. Go get ’em, men! TwVenty- ■ Brigade. But thoti io u ^ th e names of ynur life and make the forecast foi 21): Moon .RIUSIn (Nov. 22-Dec. .getis: “Ls the m ule train air-c•-condl- LM. Boyd sevseven-years later, the spede:ieswas. those two title*tied fellows were tome true. You need not be satis- h i^ . circumst:in your sign, cyde ioned?" as: . extiaxtinct. muddied in combat,cor they sur* -• fied with stiuus quo. Rea*;ead and favor. Imprinistances tum in your , tionQ. What were the IfU the man weighs 200 po<>ounds, vived In fashion,on. With the Raglah- •• write, loam by jcaching.- aura of intrigirint style, maintain i^lydesdale Q horses bred for? ------^ ' .histiis'brain. If typical, w el^srts four sleeve. With:h the Cardi^u GMMINI (M ay 21-Jun.u ne 20): tell all! Piscesigue, I mystery. Don’t ------C lytA. H auling coal. Their itinitial that bore hiss name.n They were poupounds. I sweater. , Stress originality, d di isp lay CAPRICORfiS featured. ippearance A on show was ata the called the Incinceville Sioux. No - A j i ^ e r of lemon juice dldiluted ' Leonardo da Vinci^ also d r« 9 courage of convictions,IS. Moon You could •RNbe (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): app1826 G lasgow E x h ib itioion in doubt you’ve seensc them on film wit:with five jiggers of waterr gives1 plans for a sorto rt of alarm clo'cfc position highlights legal■I affairs.a People debatbe talk of the town. 182Scotland. repeatedly. you/ou a skin baun that reHicvesesitch- that awakeneded the sleeper repiiiati(»n,‘marital statu:nus. Leo you can handliiate whether or not ScoiThe kiwi bird growls llke

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Anyone who sayays S A m [ A M P c ardrd game,| taking a' ; a season never losiosta Storyboook season ■ lateral and | oinging 75 yards for a Super Bowl. touchdown i nI a kickoff return! ends wil/ith worid I with three se> ondimds left. ; The Rams’ victoictory was vindica-' ) ^ champic)ionship I tion for coad Dick Did Vermeil, who returned to coai:oaching in 199/ . The Aasoctatadted PresB______H after being g( nele forf 14 years. He' —S(.Ij)uisRarnsaxtcoacA had lost his onl;3nly other Super, , ATLANTArA •> The St. Louis H Bowl a p p c a n nnee c ^ in 1981 with; DH-Ven. Rams rediscoscovered their offen- Philadelphia. : sive firepowe:tver just in time, and “You know ^’m f’m an emotional the Tennessessee Titans came up guy but right n >w I feel so good just one yardd short.s and so proud off thisth' football team \T TT x7 Kurt Warntrner’s 73

ISU men snap skidI hwith lir r r victory In Pocatello0 J L X VDj m t h e^ s u p e ir m a r k (: e t t o tc h e S u ]p e r B oo w l yOCATELLO - Kevin1 Sweet-Si .-17 wyne had 15 points and am 10 W am er]r mns away ■ •CMOunds to help Idaho0 SlateS . , u --r beat Sacramento Statee 72-617 w ith Mrv \ ? award I W arner touchih d o w n i K = Saturday night. "MVP.StLbltisI^ Kurt Wamer capped hJs MVP!P season and tho t J lQ itt The win broke an eight*^ht-game The Associateded Press p S ' Wamer, vMto Rams' super stoiy with a game-v3-winnlng tooclxJown ' / 9 Q f losing streak for thc Bengaigals (6------v‘;’at“i'8upefni8rtietletfbralMngflve'::-*' • pass pa lo Issac Bnjce. Here's a lookI at the play 13,1-7 Big Sky Conference).e). -After ATLANTAA - |H • yea« ago,'passecsed'foj' tnembstthJthat gave St. Louis its first Supuper Bowl victory. trailing ten points or mornore for laughs at thes suggestions that this yards ever In a Su^.BowlmoreSu ^ much of the first half, Sacrairramento season of hisi isis some kind of fairy than Joe Montanaara.-^niwthan State (8-9. 2*4) came backk inii the tale, a farfetch!chcd script dreamed John Bway. • u , .... sccond half os Ricky Glermn stscored up by a writerer with a vivid imagi- 17 of his 19 points. Thehc ISU nation. 414-^x-Kiut Warnamer, S t Louis vs. women also won Saturday,iy,.beat. «I d o n ’t think tl of it as a H i TMmMSM.2000K)0 lng Sacramento State 79-59.9. Hollywood story,” sto he said after he* 357-Joo Montamlana, San Francisco finishing it off Sunday with the WM ' VS. Cincinnati. 198919i B Nleman snaps scorinring ultimate exclrclamation point - a ^ 3 340-x-D0t}g Willitnillams, Washington iv a e ' record*breakaking Super Bowl vs. Denver. 198888 mark against N. Tex:»Adb MVP performamance. “It’s my life. I 336 - x-John Elwayway, Denver vs. • MOSCOW - The game andam the take it one daydi at a time. I’m . H Atlanta, 1999 night belonged to All-Amei 331 - x-Joo MonloinUina. San Francisco nerican truly blessed.I. If1 it can bc a source Kurt Wamer Nieman Saturday,. as th c of hope to anyinybody. I’m happy to vs. Miami, 1985>5 Lady Vandal senior bec^cune thc be a part of it.”L” Brandishing Bl the Super Bowl tro|ropliy U niversity b f Idaho’s all*ill-time The quarte‘terback who once Titaritans’ comeback. X-named Super GoBowl MVP la d in g scorer in a late 86-6;6-68 tri- tossed rolls ofif toilett paper around “We’ve got two minutes,’s,” he ftmph over the Universit'sity of an Iowa supenerm arket tunrfed the saidaid. “We've been up and ddown bring this one; tcto the Roms, who t^rth Texas. Super Bowl intinto his private play* hc thc field all day. There watras no had struggleded through nine' 'P ie m a n ’s 12th point of thele night,r ground in a i3-1623- victory over the roaseason we couldn’t move itt ffor a • straight losinglg seasons before at.th e 16:13 m ark in the sesecond Titans. fielcield goal to win it. By no mimeans finding him almomost by accident, pushed her ahead of' DeniseD« H e picked1 apart a Tennessee’s wered of NFL talent - • I 1,045 forher career. Montana’s marliarkof357. dowlown instead of playing it coi;onser- W arner spent[ th tl ree seasons on , First, Wameiner constructed a 16- vati''atively. thc outskirts of)f [pro football with j&adllne Is Wednesdsday 0 lead. Then,n, when Tennessee Natxindly, Ni it worked. the Iowa Barns•nstormers of the IUS s<^nd-half come- “It “1 was a go route,” he! ssaid. fringe Arena FootballF< League, for Singles Only tounumey C!fe1ft“ the score with two • “WtWe called it earlier and I;Isaac and one moree iin NFL Europe TWIN FALLS - Pedplee inter-ii minutes to playlay, he won the game b•eat ea his guy. We thoughth t w e with the Amsterdcrdom Admirals. - ested in signing up to particiticipate with a 7 3 - y ^ touchdowni pass to coulould get a big one right offiff the H e w as a backup ba with the in the Feb. 7-13 First Fed■ederal Isaac Bruce. bat.iat. Maybe they weren’t exixpect- Rams, an insureiirance policy that Savings Bank Singless Only( Stufflikethi!his reads like fiction. ingng i i t ” St. Louis cashected in when $16.5 Tpnnis Tournament have'e \until Warner knovows th a t. H e ju s t Bruce Bi broke loose andI ttook million free ageigcnt Trent Green hext Wednesday to do so. shrugs it offff and delivers an WarVomer’s pass into the endI zzone, was injured in training camp. i !The tournament will takece placei important mesiessage for every out- giviliving thc Rams the leadd and And suddenly,y, i th e anonym ous a t the YMCA. Players of all rat- sider, every playerpit who was ever . pusllushing the quarterback« :into quarterback blossomedbl< into a I—— id ^ arc welcome; juniors canam play told he wasn’t't goodg enough. ' exclixclusive company - Super• IBowl full-fledged NFL■Lstar. 3unw; C orf^M from AP mirs raportf IAP/Ed p«Q w «ro aCTvhatever NTRP ratinglg jsuits “Don’t everer lose sight of the heroleroes such as Bart Starr, Rtafl and wirsrt'9 reporte this game, evenfen in the facc of the , catriianie out of football’s shodovows to ' throw 40 or more)re TDs in a season. realsalistic to think I’d bes th c PleasesiseseePAVP. PageB2

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R am s takee Super BoiD W i The St. Louis Roms ivon theirth first Sup'er Bowl wilh a , V e r m ee U r W inning i fif e e l s m mch bee tte r defensive stop ot Iho one-y)-yord line on the lost play ol tho gamo. MVP Kurt Womcn o r p a s s e d lo r a S u p o r Bowl ATLANTA (A P)-T oI krkno v how I ------Vermeil Vc rarely venturedI outsideo ‘ quarterbackk KurtI Worncr sold, record 414 yords In loadingng the Rams to victory. sweet it is. remember fn his bunker to see what wasras going "This is all about al winning and K u rt W a rn e r: MVPIP ] far back Dick V em eil carcame. Andw C o mMMENTARY on in the rest of the worlirld. Vet everybody shuttiut up this year when _ Passing yords: 41414 how dose he came lo goLgoing bock iim j | f Litke Once « hc did, it w is just ost hhord to wc started doinoing thot. He stuck by 7 there agoia ■ ______imagine ur him going back. his players, amand went out ond got ______Attempts: 45 People who think oldId < coaches He was dose to the ime, but some other guysgu with character, Titans "o]T 6 1C10 16 Completions: 24 can’t learn new trickss - one or That wos intl 1981,1 olm o« an entire with wi a considerably less-stistressfid That’s why we’vewe got the chem- . I -I T o uchdow ns: 2 two, anyway - didn’t seeeeVermeU ' coreerogo. jojob os 0 broodcaster. Afi^fter 14 istry wc do onn tillst team.” I when the game endedd wilhv, the - Vermeil1 was i coaching the years ye on the outside lookingng in, hc During thee weekv leading up to I out ofif titime and Eogles boclick then, one of the dedded dc broadcasting wasn’ n’t dose the game, VerVermeil, now 63 and SLLOtlliiul« T»nn»»ie« a yard short of fordng over,vertime. NFL’s ombltilitious young Turks. A enough. cn Vermeil returned1 tot take . thc second-olioldest coach In the Vermeil was so calmIm Qt thot rdendess worker,woi he took over in the thi Rams over in 1997, butit for all league, mustt have h been asked a R H . Total Yard* WBBttM " moment, he almost lookeiiked scory. 1976 and imnmmediately staned dri- thc thi talk ond the outward appear-a thousand timenes whether he had '29t9Q Rushing ilffWi■ In that same sittiadon, in his lost ving the teomom as hord as he drove ance an of a changed man, thcIC differ- changed his stylesty to accommodate na Paaalng WSSMM go-round as a c o a ^ thatlot kind of himself, ^fter t a two losing seasons, en ences were not always oppailarent. today’s mc-finfirst ballplayers. He 0 Turnovers 0 . cool was beyond his reach.ch they earnedd himr to the playoffs as Vermeil still ran tou^ trtraining answered thencm by talking about “When the ball went inin'the t air, I ®d entry « in their third, camps,cqj to u r e r practices anand full- all the divcrsiosions in his life these 1 Sacks 1 le phone,” the NFC divilivisionol playoffs the coi :34 PoM M tlon 36:26 . was going to get on the i contract d i ^ as lote os Frii■riday of days, from lishis grandchildren to T,™ ^ Vermeil recalled. He wawas plon- next year andai the confcrcncc gomeoqj weeks. His first two seasonss< his vineyardrd to just toking ning to call up offensiveBcoordina. ct tup the yeor after thot. ended with the Rams5 ,going Carolyn, his vrifevril of 42 years, to a rmeil refusing to toke ‘ j,q tor Mike Martz and ha'hove him nowhere, losing 23 of 32 ggames, movie. Souito: Compiled trom AP npo/lsiii ,; ap script the first scries off p:plays for foot offtheir th. necks, the Eagles and on the edge of a revolt)lt. Four And yet, there the was no telling the extra period. advanced to the Super Bowl in players _i. boycotted the finallal team Just how truthithful he was being S t Louis linebacker Mik i they met a boisterous, meeting ii of the 1998 season.:1. a mes- “"til everythinling was on thc line. / laking Raiders squad made sure that wasn’t ne< sage that got Vermeil’s alteitention, Until diat morroment Dyson caught . AjT t last th ei m ove pa^l y s o f f Thc ball that Vermeil wati *at seemedfd like1 the evil twin of ^ t in the McNair’s passiss arid just before cd, disciplined outfit he {" recalled, like a “shot i intcndy went from Titans c back.” Jones wrappedcd both arms around P back Steve McNair to r< o u ^ t to New Orieans. , players |*?“ Titans; rec(ccelvcr and bnJught J ’l it did them ony good. }But it wasn’t just th c pl f o r R a m s co w n e r F r oo n t i e r e Kevin Dyson at about the who were getting their pointsp Inm nnd Tennemessee’s last chancc .'' line, but Jones expertly w riders hammered nd. That moment, ATLANTA ; (AP) - O'Owner cs= s= s= Philallelphialo 27.10. In the locker across. «« Vermeil did easee iup on ><> ■'"' S'ound /■ -Dyson to the ground att ththe 1, At otterwa practices and off-days, andai he when Vermeneil’s heart must Georglo Ge Frontiere made a diffi. Notes froifrom Atlanta ‘ ward,.with a voice so P*"* ^Manz, -JumM into tilshis diroat, and hc still cul that moment, Vermeil lelet n tor. j, 5^ , ^chills down the spine, took in assistont.s notably I cult dedsion in 1995 - movini n g th e ______rent of emodons go. to open up thc offense. Yct^Y< hadthepresencaice of mincl to cooUy ' Los Lo Angeles Rams to St. Lou id, “Anyone who says what was next — the < ,, Second-yearjar safety Perry “I’ve been in the other onnot ruin o season was also carefiUly weeding■ oout the On Sunday, she said it wasaUwi Phenix replaceaced Bishop. Free room.” he said after thc Ra ..Il overtime diatt ncnever came.______worthwo It when die Rams bea . never lost a SuSuper Bowl.” ballplayers bol who didn’t measiistireup "We made: tlthe plays when we xc eat the safety MarcusJS, RobertsonF broke 16 win was in thc booksoks “I’ve “Burnout"it” was not a word to tO' his work cthic Tennessee Titans 23-16 li ‘he his left eg leg in the AFC • , had to make thethem,” hc said, some- Super Bowl at thc Georgia D been in the Super Bowl1 aiand lost, applied to coacoachcs when Vermeil And ^ so, when thc Rams Championshiphip game and was so I know how it feel; IS cele- tiling diat appliplied to him as well. “I > am so thrilled.’I’m thi lels. And walked awayray from his job ju st brated bra Sunday night, it was why wc are world fgj tailed ,,p,„„abyAml^ th o n y Dorsett. believe me, this feelingg isIS much „jne games: ininto the next season. noting not that exactly nine guys for St. Louis. I’m thrilled fo better.” But there wa:was no b etter way to left from the roster VermeilJIE i ______Rams,” Ra she said in acccptini ; Vermeil’s word is fine, Lombardi Trophy from OTL George wass T.Tennessee's le, b u tto describe it. itc(itcd three seasons ago. Ever] Litkc iss t,the national sports ' ■■ understand exacdy how mumudi bet- The highs tili tickled him too much. else cls( was either one of his guguys, or columnist for Tl\ missioner Paul Tagliabue. spark In secorcond half ter, remember his actions t The Associated Pnss. .I“It proves diat we did diele r i ^ t E jjjp C IS the last the lows leftt hhim too drained. For else cls< became one. itjlitkc(Svp.or^. ie George woke up, time he'got to the Super?er Bowl. far too manyly imonths of the year, “I always had faith in'li‘ him ” / thing by going to St. Louis,’S. s h e so d id th e T e ninessec n c j Thans. saisaid of the move to her hih o m e - T h e 1995 Hfeisman e isi Trophy win- ^ .tOMtown five years ago. ner was a non-fan-factor in thc first I p M V P . “This trophy belongs to our half, carrying; Uitthe ball only seven O n e t ai ( c k l e p ui t s R a mI S o n t o ] ------coacoach, our leam and our faifans in times and gainingning just 18 yards, Continued from Bl St. Louis.” But then cameamc thc third quar- Bl Frontiere has been chair ATLANTA (AP) - Kevinan Dyson could bc succe;cessful. I continued lirman ter. and hc flashtashed the form that and ow ner of the Rams fcfor 21 made him onee of only four b^cks made thc catch just inside thc 5 to believe thattIt through the times. and tumed toward the end years, taking over leadcrsh:ship of to gain 1.200) yzyards or mote in I worked in tlthe supermarket the club in 1979. e a c h o f h is f irsst t fcfour NFL season, straining his arm toward ththe goal and the timess I played In Arena line and praying it wouldd sstretch George endedled the day passing Football. I neilever lost sight of |y. Hall of Fame: ruirunning back Earl far enou^ to save the Super Neck Injury ends Bishop per Bowl. .• that. To me, ththat’s what it’s all C a m p b e l l a s tlthc franchise’s Rams linebacker Mike on plenty. His performancepe bor- me Louis Bowl were 200.OO-l. 'Tney w c jc a Sunday. Jones held Dysonon out met into the back of St. L I dered on start:irtling. H e led th e tight tig! end Ernie Conwcll1

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P a g e B ; 4 M o niday, c January 31, 202 0 0 0 •______le Timcs-Ncws A R O UN ^ D T ^nsus T H E V A L L E Y ^Jnite Vay ffalls s: h o rrt Gei M eeting will di:discuss B u i an H a y n es fell short. raising to[0 a: record $343,000, an that goal means some3 agenciesi ireau plant facility leilevy ^ •Newswrttef______That means the grotoup will fall am ount chat th means $30,000 in will be lefc shon, she «ii< H A n x y - A town hahall meeting short of what it wanteced to give to new monejney for the 22 loc^ non- “The real pressure isis knowing 1 * * to discuss a proposed $31$3915 million • TWIhIN FALLS - The Unitedi agendes. But Diane BoBoyd doesn’t profit agen;endes who benefit from that every dollar you don’ctl get | | | | | plant fadlities levy willill be held at Way of Magic Valley set a high1 like to dwell on the n:money that the Uniteded Way, she said. means not meeting chech need. X 1.XJL-ing X 7 tonight at Wood Rivitiver Middle mark fofor fund-raising this year, didn’t come in. T h e $4'$400,000 goal “is a Thac’s che real pressunire,” Boyd Sdiool. and to0 thet disappointment of itss She p refers to foci)cus on the dream” basbased on the needs of all said. Topics to be discussessed include executivltive director, the campaignI 11.8 percent increaseise in fund- the agendndes, and noc meeting . Please sec UNITED WAYVi. Page B6 I M o r e dt h a n 6 0 0 population projections}ns, funding sources and building plar)lans. The public will have anai opportu- c e m p oo r r a r y j o b s nity to ask questions andind give com- •ments. P H | availablble in area Twin Falls County H i The TImes-Newtlews commissioners toSo meet ------TWIN FAL•ALLS - The U.S. p - j l i Census Bureaireau is looking for TWIN FALLS - Counrmty commis- k f j i i B f l sioners will meet at 830}0 ;a.m. today parc-time help.elp. - at the courthouse. IP More thann 6006( temporary jobs J The meeting is open to tthe public. are availableible to workers In southem Idahoaho as part of Census 2000. : Jerome planners totc meet Em ployees:es arc required to at courthouse ton!,might IK H H * work at leastast 20 hours a week i k H f ” ■ K Q H for severalI weeks. wt They work JEROME - The Jeromome County B b HRI flexible hour;3urs mostly during Planning and Zoning Commission Co H R E B evenings andid weekends,w will meet at 7:30 tonigi the - H K 9 I Much of the work will take courthouse. The meetingng iis open to B H U placc duringg spring,sp but employ- the public., B H B D - ees rhusc takeikc basic skills tests, HK h Qvailabic arr chche following loca- I Glenns Ferry SchoclOOl ■ H H tions and times:nes: i . H nH *Bowladronrome Inc., 22<0 Board holds meetir Eascland Driverive. Twin Falls: ijo . GLENNS FERRY - TheTh H l H I a.m. and 1 p.m.a.m., Feb. 14; and 10 Board will hold a .specialal eyecutive< I a.m. and 1 p.m.,'.m., Feb. 28. : session-at 5 p.m. Wednesdi»day-tocon‘ ------H H B *Idaho Dcpai3parcment.of Health sider approval of a settlemIcmcnt of an and Welfaree bibuilding, 601 Pole Environmenial Protectiorcion Agency ^ n s j Line Road, RooRoom D: 10 a.m. a n d ,' complaint. 1 p.m., WednesInesday; 10 a.m. and . The agenda also includludes a dis- 1 p.m. Feb. 9;9; 1(10 a.m. and 1 p.m., cussion about the board’;rd’s role on e sesee CENSUS. Page K •_ llie Athletic Pliilosophy’ C(Committee and consideration of malW8 correapondent sski program for 20 yearssandwic- j The voluntinteer effort behind The menu will includlude chill, ------Moving chc childrenn from Lasc monch,h, checl d ty and rural . nessed the program grow)w from a program coooordination is mind classrooms cl co the mountniains, fjpg department baked potatoes and the co'cook's .ipe- KETCH:HUM - With their 1handful of Hemirigway s ients added co their students bog^ng,Scotcolt said. coaching ce chem to ski andi bring.I firefighting fleetleet by purchasing a cial cinnamon rolls for S3 per per- .^hool siltiitting at the foot of Bold tto include skiing oppontrtunities Abouc 100 [ son or $15 per family. K) parene, teacher and ing in them safely back to schoos 1999 Pierce firetruck.fire The trupk M ountainlin, students at ffor all students in Blainee iCounty, community volunceersvc are need- can co be a trial. Scott saidd m all came wich a $1; Tiie evening will featureure a silent Hemingwaway Elementary School 'w h e th e r in public, pri^rivate or ed to ski orr snowboardsi with the th $110,000 price tag, auclion uf donated ilems.s. DTOvincs£ do the years she has helped, shecansli ^hich will be evenly splic nore than gaze up at its .1.home schools. students. Wich W th e grow ing remember re only two br of the proposed high schoolsch and All , broken between thee twot' fire depafc- 11 students - no matter- The ski program wwas the demand to leamle snowboarding, bones be and one tweaked knc"ee. nierics. gymnasium will also be displayed.dis] tijgjr jnconrome level - can leam to Wainchild t of Alice it has been d I difficult to find vol* There was an incident, howev*hi Wtmdell Fire“ire Chief Red Orr, ski in a program pi set up nitore ^ J h e m th a n n e r in 1969. Itli began- unteers profioficienc in boarding, er, er when the ski group reti2Cumed oversees b IVIedical coding claslass than30yeo a certified profjrofessional A Aaail J w h ile5 in sessico n By Connie Rememsberg m coder. Tlmes-Newa conespondentco ______I The cost is S250 per sesem ester, Tho-Tlmos-Ns-Newa ______f- plus books and a SSO meirlemliership " ------—I RUPERTr - Minico High I . i ' ^ _ Sdiool is planianning co offer a new H to the American Acadiademy of BOISE-: - With the delayed leg- I ! 0 0 0 dass to help) studentsSI lcam more H Prpfessional Coders. The coursecoi will • islative .sessession now under way, I H i ' begin Feb. 10 at 6 p.m.• irm Aspen talking to about horsescs and earn college H to your legislators is as M m rm credits. 139. For more informatii easy as diallialing an 800 number or ■ Bonnie Brown-Lewis at 736 clicking ana mouse. B U l f f l ^ numberr oof ocher dual-credic- H Penny Glenn at 733-9554,, E>Ext. 2166. Here's a r m r » ed dasses offiiffer credics for high M s a rundown of the best ® school and cc ways to rcj! college, said Steve II reach Magic Valley law- View V : ^ tm.wmwm Bott, Miniclico’s agriculture H i Kimberly dog owneriers can maker* d 10 and the, i„tomtr®la?>lso.state.id.us for fall dasses, Minico srucudenu participationn ini the Minico ; dog liccnsc fee is $5. owner involveived in various horse- can siM up for the equine ! For more information,I, acall 423. , Address a letter to your District D 21, Blaine, Ca»amas, manship actictivicies. “Ic could ne sci* Future Fannersxs ofo America, : 4151. le g isla toar r c/o Idaho State n ence dass and five new agiigricul- “We’re tryingng to bring a vaH- Uncoin and parts of ElmoreEl - teach peopleJle a loc abouc che turally based classes, Prini L cg islaiuure, r State Capitol basics of horsc:rses.” Uj, inapal ety bf classes> intoin the schooL” P.O. Box 83720,'Boise. and 31 Gooding counties Dan Rogers said. With stucudenc Rogers said, Commissioners wiii i » "If you look.3k ac all of the vcceri- support, jui 19 agricultural cn 11 m eet rlTe^zip c^‘codc for the Senate is Sen. W. Clinton Sienniinecc, D- narians, farricTiers, rodeo parcici- arc rrcdits The sdiool is tryingCl to involve 83720-008181; for the House, it’s K ore planned for next semcstt m ore girls in cl at courthouse Ketchum: Senate mirlin o rity pants, livestoci:ock buyers and sell* T ■] h ese classes o ffer cw 1 the agriculture 83720-0038.18. le le a d e r; A g ric u ltu ral AffVffairs; ers, and others programs, Bott:tsaid. sa BURLEY - Cassia Countunty com- Here’s a I ers tliat are involved three thr credits per dass. All o a list of the area’s legis- Local L< Govemment and Ta?'axation; in the horsc imindustry, there are a crc s?er^d “We hope the:these new dasses ; missioners will hold their!ir 'weekly Iators and tl credits are being administ i m eeting beginning at 9 a.m 1 their committees: Resources R and Environinm ent. loc of peoples involvedit with hors* through chr the (Allege of Sout?them help,’’ hee s;said. “Anytime a.m. today Pl ; in the basement of the counr Phone:332-1351. cs in this arcirea,” said Brandi Idaho Ido and have a dass fee i r more classes to ; house. District 20,21 Elmore and ^Rep. Wendy JaqueICC, D- Schwilke, whwho w ill tea ch th e ing ing from $5 to $20. ® students and offeroffe the opporm- The agenda indudes a dis Ketchum: House mirlinority equine sdenceice dass. The i credits can be used acQCCSI nicy for scudentsnts to better theto- ,' about the d ty of Burley’s rcci counties leader;le Environmental AAffairs; “(This dass)ss) would help a lot or or used as elective creditlits a r selves, you shouhould take evejy olution supporting the liftingting of the • Sen. Robobbi King. R.Glenns J>Judiciary, Rules an d of former or ncnon-horse owners to other oth Idaho colleges, Bott saiaid. opportunity.” moratorium on confined}d animali Ferry: Judicdidary and Rules (vice . AiAdministration; Stace Affairs;Al get the experierience of horses that Dual-credic I ag classess th a t ------: feeding operations largerger than . chalrwomanan); Commerce and WWays and Means. Phonene: 332- th ey couldn’tn’t have a t hom e,” • might mi| be offered later incid u d e TimcS‘Ncwss correspondent 10,000 animal unit& Hum an ResResources; Health and 1130. Schwilke saidlid, “and hopefully botany bot and horticulture sdeaence, Connie Remsbergerg can be rcached The meeting is open to the public. Welfare. PhiPhone: 332-1339. they will leilearn many basic equine eqi sdcncc, agricultureB busi*1 Mint*Ca5Cassia Bureau in Please see CAUS, PlPage B6 skills.” f042. Complied from stafflafltepoitj Rep. Fra'ranees Fidd, R-Grand nessnes and economics, zoologyjy and Biirfcy at 677'404<

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—G n ' T H E a g JENDA—: — 1P h i s w eS E K A T C2Sl----- ‘ Today Today C o m m e rree c i economic meeting, p^yed in Ontario, Ore. tion seminaiinars, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Jerome County PlPlanning and WsdlieJiesday Social serv ices coi: o m p e i e n c y 7 3 0 to 9:303 0 a.m., Taylor 256. EvergreennC74. C — Zoning Commissionion, 7:30 p.m., Minidc 1 services competency idoka County Fair Board, 83 based training for Head Certified crop advisei Department of Fish ai\d courthoiise. p.m ., board bo office at the fair- 830 ajn. to 5 pjn., Taylo raining for Head Start Project WET Idaho Twin Falls County» a.m. to 5 p.m., Taylor 27< ty commission- grounds,ds. CSI Booster C ub lunc 30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Taylor Ip, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., . ers, 830 o.m., courtho S S ^ n i n o o " S ocial serv ices comim petency thouse. Minidlidoka County School1 tol pjn.,Taylorcafeteri based training for Helead Start Shields 101,01. B o a rd1, ,:7 p.m., school districtt Arts on Tour p r e s e n t s m C ^ Show, 10 ajn. to 7 staff, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.n'.m., Taylor Magic ValValley Fly Fishers fly Tuesday office iin n :R u p e r t “Chantideer,” 730 pjn. F in e A n s po Cenier. 276. tymg demottnonstration, 9 a.m. to Albion City Couniuncil, 7 p.m., ■ . Oa^e;Jey City Council, 7 p.m.,, Auditorium. books Pro 99 introducdon, Latham Car Show, 1010 a.m. to 7 noon, Taylordor 276. city office. a t y ofjicific e , 2 0 0 W . M a in , 6 to 9 p.m.,n., Evergreen C93. p.m., Expo Cenier. LathamI CarCa Show, 10 a.m. to 7 2 Filer City Councilicil, 7:30 p.m., TwinFn Falls County commission- Tuesday Advisory Board for’ Addiction/ p.m.. Expo0 Center.C e r s , 8 3)0 0 iajn., courthouse.. Thursdayay coundl chambers. Social services coi • Counseling Certificationon training, “Where-e ini; th e U n iv e rs e is Friedman Memorlorial Airport _ 1 services competency noon to 1:30 p.m., Tayloror 258. C arm en SaSandiego?” 2 p.m.. based training for Headi ° d s S = CSI Ouldoor PrograiT board, 5:30 p.m., BlaBlaine County Tnlirsdsiday 830 ajn. to 5 pjn., Taylo b a s e d trraining a i for Head Start im pre-trip Faulkner Planetarium.Pla ‘ courthouse. meeting for back counonny sWing, “More Tha Bellevievue Planning and Zoning5 Advanced Regionalll Technical JO a.m. to 5 p.m., Taylor Than Meets th e Eye,” 4 Hagerman City Cc 1 p.m.. Outdoor Prograram office, p.m., Faulkni Council, 7:30 Commisslission, 7 p.m .. City H all, Education Coalition - Ikner Planetarium, p.m., Q ty Hall. - electronic , . 1. Taylor building. .. „ Fairfii ) PAC m eeting, 10 a.mm. to noon, Tl Car Show, 10 ain. to 7 , . “ How to 1Build a Planet," 17 •field City Council, 7:30 Idaho Depanment ofJf Fish and paulkn. Jerome City Counmncil, 7 p.m., n.m.. firei r e h o u s e . Taylor 258. po Ccnter. council chambers, 100 E. Aye. A. iteer Income Tax Game - P rojea WET Idi rtaugh Planning andI GLAB (gays, lesbianss ai n d b l 3< « u .. shop, 4 to 9 p.m.. Shields Co. Variety Show, 7 to Kimberly ZoningB Commission,C Zoning C , als), 4 p.m, Taylor 258. ice for low-income and , Fine Arts Auditorium, 7:30 p.m., community i ; Commission, 7 p.m.. City “How to Build a Pl Ity center. Hall, “Reptile Review - MiJinBleinthe tataxpayers, 2 to 6 p.m., p.m., Faulkner Planetari n is $6. Miirtaugh City Cou•oimol, 7 p.m„ , Jungle," 6 pjh., HerretHtt Center. ' ?n C93 (ihrough April 13). City Hall. n Falls County commis- 'e n s u s Bureau, 4 to 10 JUM P Co. Variety Show,Sl 7 to J s, 8:30 a.m., courthouse. ‘.‘W here in th e Un 9:30 p.m.. Fine Ans Au>Ludhorium. Sufiday Ruperl City Coun■uncil, 7 p .m ., elds 114. Carm en S andiego?” 7 p .m ., (^ 1 Admission is $6. Magic Valihaiiey Bible Church, 10 City Hall. Faulkner Planetarium. olden Eagle women’s bas- Shoshone City CoujOuncil, 8 pjn., FfI.day against Treasure Valley a.m. to I'p.np.m., Shields 117 and “A Geologist’s CoUectiction" gems 118. , . City Hall. Twin1 FallsF County commission- and minerals display nity College, 5:30 p.m., SMurday Twin Falls County c ay, Herrett SnT!“"n _ . , CSI Outdtitdoor Program open ty commission- ers, 8:3010 a{ .m ., c o u rth o u s e . eien Gallery 1 Ontario, Ore. CSI Outdoor Progn ers, 8:30 a.m., courthoiiiouse. ------(Tuesdays through S t Campus Ministries Bible country skiing trip. Pre-i paddling for water craft (must Twin Falls Countmty Historic ThisI listI is compiled from^ through May). stu'S’Sd '; meeting, 7 p.m., Taylor ing on Friday required. ^•"P have takenen ipaddling course), 6 Preservation Commi■mission, 7:30 - advancesxsehcdulcs. The Timcs-Netbs cafeteria. Master of business adadministra- io9p.m.,VF graveside servi■vice at l Horsley, 86.8C of Twin Falls, died Mary Ellen Arcircher of Twin chapel, Ip.m. Tuesday at thes Larkin Sunday,J, Jan. 30, 2000, at the iswhj Falls and formerlyfrly of Jerome, JSunse; Lawn Cemetery,IT, 2350 E. Twin FaUsIs Clinic( & Hospital. latwedobbest service a t 11 a.mn.~today-at-thc - ---- Pauliniine Emelia M cCollum of: -1 -1300. S. in Salt Lake Cit]ity, Utah. - Funeralal_arrangements_ate___ Jerome First Churclirch of God on F Jerome,2, memorialr service at 2:30I IEFriends may call from1 (6-8 p.m. pending andan will be announced , Street in' Jeroirome (Hove- p.m. todiDday at the Jerom e Free ttoday’at Payne Morti■tuary in by Reynoltolds Funeral Chapel of Robertson Funeraera! C h ap el in W ill Ba]baptist Church .(Hove-. ^ Burley. Twin Falls.Is. f ^ C p r o ^ Jerome). sional Hearing A Robertsotson Funeral Chapel and1 L J J J6(l Fall* Ave..Av Twin Halh.il> I.^DI ba>i Crematiotion Service). • ^ Marjorie E. Hobson iMiiicrM of Marla Thohompson 734.2900 ■ 678-: M arie Emma WiWalker Coble Twin Falls, service atI t 2 p.m. king HnfllLL - Maria Thompson, of Rupert, servicvice a t 2 p.m . WilHanlam L. “Bill" Garrison of 1Tuesday at the Firstt U n i t e d 86. a residiidem of King Hill, died today at Paynen e M em o ria l B u h l, sservice at 11 a . m . fMethodist Church in Twiwm FaUs. Sunday, Jan.Ji 30, 2000, at the Chapel, 221 W.'. 1Main St. in Tuesdayay at the Hagerman; IFriends may call from 9 a m. to l Gooding; RehabilitationI and Burley. Friends may ms call from Christiaiian Center with grave-■ r p.m. Tuesday at Re'eynolds Uving Ceiitititer in Gding. 1-1:45 p.m. before jrvice at 3 p.m. at W est I ire the funeral side serv Funeral Chapel. F u n e r aal l arrangements are ______I pending anand will bc announced b y D e m a raray’s y Gooding Chapel.

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M o r tu a ry'Rupert R Chapel. regain happiness ■ | h / k W f Z Beginning W e n d e l l fi^,F et> ralH HO!)SPITALS I ^Veva Lurene ■ 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. EDurffee Jensen MAGIC’C VALLEY REGIONAL E 9 sessions Vova Luron'e Durffoo3 Jonson. ■ _ WE'IEDICAL CENTER diedd ai er home in Wenandell on Some namesna are omitted at ■Jan.J' 29, 2000. ol cancer., She S was patients’ request.ret bornb Nov. 5. 1935. in BU^landing. - Admitted Utah, to Enziey and Annala Lureno Myrtle GraeschofGi Buhl. L ines D urllee. S o o n afier h hi er birth. Rcleu.scd her lamily moved to NewV Mexico,I Jeremyr PheipliadoungP of Twin where ihey lived for many' years_y In p ^lls and n d Brian Smith of 11952, Veva married Arih Thompson,T and they werL",e'la",o^ divorced.d In 1968, Veva1 rmarried .■ Evan Slanloy Jensen, in P h oenix. weiw a n t y ol i u r Ariz.A Thoir m a rria g e w a s lalator sol- C lassifitifleds 733-0931 eiemnized in the Boiso LDSIS te m p le 01on Oct. 16, 1999. In 199'95. Evan L— i n p u t ■ James Mattheilew Smith WildaI IHattie Williams q andar COLLECTIBLES SALE scis n f alternatives: National Guard andid wv a s c a lle d to m oving l10 o ,Alaska, where they lived r*Counly Fair, and won first■t p| n z e in TaWnji ConslQiislonments Dally - Twin Falls 1. Forlreating calcined higfiigh-levcl radioaciivc waste, eitherilher on.siie or off- active duty, servinging Irom 1951- for eight . yeyears. In 1974 they moved S'best of show. She worked3d in th e Provlew' 9-5.9-1 Monday thru Friday Primary organization for 0 .site, and liquid mixed tn 1952. Atter his horlonorable dis- lo Goodingino. where they have since o v o r 2 0 HUHfBHBROTHERS AUCTIDNS T transuranic waste (sodium hearingaring waste) ai thc charge, he allendedd barberb college resided.. Wilda was a member of years. She also loved travelieling a n d 208-734-25482t Idaho Nuclear Tcchnolojilogy and Engineering Cenier toloa a fonnI suitable in Boise and was a barberbai for many lhe Assenlembly ol God Church in camping with Evan, and the-ie y s p e n t ------for disposal. ; years in Pocalello andan Boise. Jim Riggins,1. iand had attended ihe m a n y w o n d e r f u l h o u r s in ii I h e ir TUESDAY, FEBRUARYFl 1" • 5:00 ra lived lhe majority olI hhi: is life In B oise. C h u r c h cor the' Nazarene in c am p e r. Householihold - Tools - Antiques 2, For closing associated1 wasiew managemeni faciiilies al thcth' Idaho He owned a barberr shop'sh for sever- Gooding, She is sun/ived by her huh u sb a n d ; Conslgnmoiimonts Woicomo-Jerome National Engineering anand Environmcnial Labor;itory/(INEEL). (IN al years and Ihen own her children. Debra (Terry)y) Wrighi KUWSU S AUCTIOH DARN iwned and oper- Wilda is, is survived by her hus- Somr aUrmathts iruvlve sliipiiipmeiiis of naile oul of Idaho along ii ated a service siatilation. He also band. Jack)ck E. Williams of Gooding; and | David (Pam) Jensn s e n o l 206-324-55212C tng iraini>oruiiinn corriihrs in ihefollouing tiaii worked in tho roal estateost business ihree sonsins. David (April) Williams Phoenix. ^ Ariz., Kalhy Hece d d m a n ------aifi: Idaho. Wailiiii/;{oii Orrgoi\,. AfwtMtio.Afw and laier operated apia properly main- ol Soldodotna, Alaska. John f!.and Rocky (Holly) Thomplp s o n o l SATURDAY.r. FEBRUARYF S'* *11:00 AM Ululi. Colorodo. Nnada oniJdNewMfxico. f tenance business,s. In 1995. he (Marlene)le) Williams of Boulder Idaho S Falls. Kelly (Eric) JcJ o n e s of Juaniilanita Hov/ell Esiato DOE will hold public hcariiirings on ihc drafi EIS in lhe follo\ollowing cities: retired to Twin Falls. C r e e k . Calif., C a and Jim (Koleen) Wendell, ”, Bruce Jenson of O re m , '56 Classic: MercuryMi Coupo-Anilques He was reliable andmd dependable. Williams ol Riggins; ono daughter. Utah; 24 grandchildren, aar n d lo u r . Houselusofiold • KImtierly great-grandchildren; her n with a'strong workk ethic.£ These VirginiaI ((Lfncoln) H astings of m o th e r; Aovertlsotisomont: feliruarySrd F*bruiry7,2000 • 7:00Wpjn; F«bnj*ry17,20002000 • 6:00 p.mr Shilo Inn ualiifes he passedi cno to his chil- Gooding;g; Iwo sisters. Lorna e,and sisiers Carol (Rex) Kiron. Lynette Williams, .matleruucllon.eom Doubtetreetree Pasco( Michael Smilh; a daufaughter, Linda Teresa Mig^ignerey, Tammy Estberg, Norma House. Ftbrutry 9.2000 • 6:00« jp.mr 2525'N. N. 220lh Wallis; two Siiep-daugilughters. Peggy Troy Willialliams, Tony Meyers and F u n e ral s e rv ic e s will b e h Snow King Resortt , Pasco, WashiVashlnglon Tuesday, Feb, 1 , 2 0 0 0 . Y, MARCH 25"-10:30 AM 400 E Snow King Ave, Cedros and Julie Hiltbrand;Hil two numerousus greai-grandchildren. L\ lUal Spring Aniques *Ai.tiourcip«ihcuu«rilpi Buhl LDS First W ard CfC h a p e l , ■ Jackson. Wyoming will preaa* eitfthMnng s te p -so n s. Mike Luskk andar Tom Lusk; nlecesandnd nephews, She was pre- :oltecllbles Auction ,, .17 grandchildron andanc two great- ceded in di located al 501 Main in Fabruvy 15,2000 > 6:00 I death by her parenis and: o, signments Welcome Panicipanis wtio wishIsh ton speak at ihe . grandchildren. He was B urial will lollow a t th e W e ColloM of Southem kJah preceded in ihree broihisihers, Waldo, Wayne and Ills County Fairgrounds hearings are asked 10lo registerre. in death by his parenis.is. one brother. Gordon, Cemetery. Friends may < To^orBciWing Farmer Funeral Chapol in Bifr^B nr^ Advertisellsemeni; March 23rd , advance by calling 1-881-S88-91S-S100. one sister and one granirandson.. Funeral 11s sen/ices will be held on fP ALL AMEIMERICAN ACTION CO Monday from p ,m , to p. 315Fa&%ve. Requests to speak;peak ihai havc nol •' Funeral servicesIS willv be held Monday.. JiJan. 31, 2000, at 2 p,m. 6 8 p .m .. a s i.aucllontldaho.eom well as from noon to 1 p ..m . o n Twin Falls. Idaho b n n lubmiticditicd priorI lo lhe Tuesday. Feb. 1.2000,XX), at 2 p.m. at at Demarayray’s Gooding Chapel wilh 'ill be handled in the the Parke's Magic ValleyVa Funeral Paslor Railandy Jones olficiating. Tuesday at ihe church prior 10 lh e funeral service. Memoriaia ls a r e order h whichhich Ihey are ' Homa of Twin ftlls,>. \ V isitatio n will B u ria l willvill be at the Fairview uring the hearings, be held Tuesday. Feb,3b, 1.2000, at 1 Cemeteryy irin Annex. Ore,, on a later suggested to the Frien} n d s ■ ■ ■ ■ y p.m , at th e Funeral Home Hoi just prior dale. Famil'mily members and friends Hospice and Idaho Home : and Hospice, Sl'(Vii\h andAmtriion Sig’ bit upon rtqiitil. , to the sen/lces. may callI oion Monday Irom 9 a,m. , Plfoteiitlll-

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asking]public t(: o h e l p s eell propo:)sal BOISE (AP) - With1 legislators le [=------■------i------. d director H.D. Palther saidlid. “He’s V unwilling id embrace his hi: plan to m convinced that this is ththe right tuck away $54 miUionn fromf the |k j i ^ Z O G G effort e for the state.” state’s cash surplus, Gov.G< Dirk n Darrell Manning, dircirector of ------Kempthome is asking; theth pubUc I n m Kempthorne’s Divisitiion of to help him sell the proproposal as ■ Financial Managementnt, even the essence of responsinsible gov- wrote a newspaper col^nin aimed emment. f fW W at » publicly countering cal]allsfo ra But there is no indicatiiation so far pletely liftift the so-called mar- tax cut. In reiterating poirlints that ' that constituents arc ra]rallying to riage pen:•nalty on the state Kempthomek has made re{epeated- his side. In fact, lawmalnakers are income taxIX ati a cost of about $10 ly. Manning said the p lan to hearing that voters haveve a better million inI statesi revenue, and to boost b, the reserve fund to 5 per- place to put all that extnxtra money use a sizazable chunk of the cent c( of the state’s generaral fund - back in their own pockezkets. rem aininglg su rp lu s to provide budget bi is “rooted in fisci>cal con- “I get calls every d ayy, ,''W here’s loans so loca>cal school districts can servaUsm.” sc our tax cut,”’ said staitate Rep. ensure theireir facilities are safe, He even held out the pr Mike Moyle of Star, whoho sees tus Kempthohome has heard all chance after running fo of eventually going public ; for office those argrguments, but he ment one better. two years ago with a plpledge to remains confidentco that his is rein in taxes. “There’s m “By building the resen 5 no better the best, mostm. prudent way to year, yc we’re laying th e gr time to cut taxes than nov aho’s long-term finan- w( If even a Democratic pi j . ensure Idah work for even greater tax( r can recommend a tax rity. So the governor Manning M wrote, potentiallyJy President Clinton did inJl hish State and his surrogatessui depart* ing in the pvernor into at cornerc of tlie Union message, wlwhy not a ds and staff members from fn which his party mayy noti let Republican governorior?,The - continunuc cajoling the him hi escape if the eco Legislature’s big GOP? majorityn Legislature•e and; taking the case remains f®; strong. finds it difficult to argirgue with to chambersers of. commerce, pro- The fact that Kempthc that logic. fessional1 oorganizations and entreaties have not yet re Even the few who thinilink other- other intereirest groups, enlisting in a groundswell of publiillic sup- port may be a sign that p wise are no more vrillinglg tliant tiie th eir h d pJ in ii encouraging leg* people Tho Mapes Hoteltel Implodes Sunday In Reno,), Nev. N After many years of stananding vacant and after a recerecent court battle, tM disagree. Or maybe the:ey ju st old ifljy ■tax cutters to sock all that pport for his position. of Reno finally came down to nmake way for development olof the waterfront. the Budget Reserve AA< “ o^n't" don’t get it. They have plenty off waysw to “Il’s earlyIy in th e session. The The ■ governor’s boioniiing . . i spend it on what they/ considerc< Legislaturec isi going to weigh in scheme sci lhat would have the pressing needs (hat havlave gone with their initialin reactions, and pay pa; $2.5 million a year in in wanting in less flush yearsars. we’re goingg toti continue to have a on on loans to districts that nci t i i H l SJ I t o r i c c ai ; s i n o t u im b l e s d o w n And some favor a litdeJe ofi both. dialogue with them,” address ad safety problems canc be They would like at leastist to com* K em pthorn(me communications particularly pai difficult to grasjasp. RENO, Nev.ev. (AP) - Dynamite preservationists pr and Reno leadersk “I feel veryry badly, almost in blasts rang ouiout Sunday as one of who wl want to remake the faceU of mourning overver the Joss of rhis Q th e nation’s oldestol hoicl-casinos the th< old gambling town. beautiful buildiilding,” said Ronald C o m m i t t ate over hog farms to to become a Supcrfund sitrt of th e center’s manamagcr. everybody eve the total amountm?he$ ins, 771 N.C , required, goal, the latest campaigrign was a The centcrter has had a 13 per* apply ap] for.” a.m. and 1 p.rp.m., today; 9:30 a.m. •Lake View Aparti•tm en ts . success, she said, and thehe United ccnt increasease in the num ber of _____ and 1 p.m., FelFeb. 9; 9:30 a.m. and 1 office, of Hazelton: 2:30 p.m.,., today.t Testing takesikes about two hours, Way wants “the commumunity to Meals on Wh

C a l l s - ______------years old. hadha sent Orr out a littlea mi ore yourlnvi • ivestment^ I Continued from 84 “Tlie old ^1^rls have done their than th a year ago to scout aroundar Wlth thChe Money" Rep. Tim Ridinge: job.” Orr .saicaid of the two trucks for foi a replacement truck. Hcflesaid g er, R- District 23,3, Twin Falls SteStevenson, R-Ru|upert: being sent oiout to pasture. “It’s the th upgraded features oron the ' PSCag es. 7 j Shoshone: Commerce AgiAgricultural Affairs (vice! chair-< rinie to give tl Human Resources; Reveniem iCM d County ; them a break.” .new .ne truck and the larger extrac*e} ' maman); Resources an d The new tmtruck has the capabil* tion tit unit will allow Wentnd ell’s Taxation; Transportatiotion and Scn. Lairdrd Noh, R-Kimbcrly: CoiConservation; State Affairs. Defense. ity of pumpirping 1,250 gallons of • enemergency crew to be more>re ver* Re,sources: aand Environment Rep. F Maxine T. BeU, R*Jcilerome: w ater per minutemi and carrying satile sai and will provide taxpitpayers (chairman):; AAgriculture Affairs; Appropriations Ap (vice chair* cl 1,000 gallonsins on board. T hai's with wi better fire protection. District 22, Gooding( CCounty Education. Ph 5 what the menen below need,” Orr __ H e m i n g wv : a y ______explained. Times-News comspondenf > sJ ta 'S ------O rr said eqiequipment from the Mulder can be rcachcd in WeVendell Continued from 84 . older pumpeipers such as hoses, atq(' 536-6649. nosdes and brbreathing apparatus school bus with the Hemirmingway through scholaolarships. Parent vol- Bal<)aldy,” Scott said. Studentnts on would be usedsed to stock the new students. Speaking PortUirtuguese unteers roundnd up extra goggles, thehe Sun Valley Ski Team1 gget a truck. Once! stripped,si the older and knowing very little ErEnglish, gloves and haihats to make certain charhance to ski with theirr racei trucks wouldId be recycled; one the young girl was glad whcvhen she everyone is outsutfitted. coa(loaches during this time, givinggi into an extracfaction unit and the M i n i d o k a C olU L N iY H i g h w a y D>i IS s T R ia was reunited with her■ fafam ily. The successss of the Hemingvray . therhem an extra training sessioiion. other might b throughtl the ski pro- ch il hildren and give themm an llgjUjD'S through traffic,. Bridge closure effe said. gram. oppiipportunity,” she said. ffective Sun Valley Co. gives skid fpasses “(Olympicic gold m ed alist) — immediately until opipproximately April to all students and voluniunteers, Picabo Streett startedsi as a skier in Times-NewsTi correspondent i rii 1,2000! and local shops provide ski gear the Hemingwaway program, skiing Nciuleiwert can be reached in Hi at reduced rental priceices, or first on Dollillar and then on at7i1788-9530. ■ n w s F i a ______

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AID your current'diet with ^ I ^ ^ 1 0 7 *hhypnosis. Coll Ronoy ■ 1 1 3 I QUA3UAL1TY CHILD CARE - , ■ ABORTION VVlckors.RN; 736-2660. ■ CHILDCARE Llconso, Uc CPR trained, LEGAL NOTICE: LEGALNOTICE LEGALNOTICE ULEGALNOTICE | jI ALTERNATIVES SERVICES structured siru onvironmont, - GENERALHOUSE L kinikindorgarton roodinoss CLEANING,* yard work, t e INViTATK),TK>N TO BID PREGNANCY CRISIS CENTE ^ \N G 1E:S CLU B H O U SE. program, pro{ slolf tralnod In claimed ownorship ol tho convoyivoyonco and oiiogo wtiy tho t f ■ FflEETESTINQ *Also ciooning, pointing & i-Inlont to 7 yrs. First Aid & oorly eon childhood dovolop- - ' - ■Rio Idoho Tronsportabonon tDoportmont, PftMM Soction.V convoyanco is not subjocl toI seizure.sol Tho daim must bo i ■------ioi------1 " ropoir ol rontol housing & p ; 3311 W ost Stato Strooi. Bdso.Bolt Idaho will rocolvo soalod 734-7472 - 600-371-7472 " CPR cort. 6:30 om-5:30 ment, mo mools providod. d occomponlod by'o bond In thoto omounta of S250.00 Inlho ■ yards. Coii 629-5155.B X ollprdablo pricos. Coll bids, unlil Fabruory 24, 2000:000 O 2:00 P.M., MST. This isIs fonn ol cash or certified chock. I pm,324-6585.. ollt ck. II Iho bond Is in the form - 108 1 prPIANO Instruction. Froo "s; 734-7539. ; to furnish oil materialB andi lotlabor for the Doslon. Construe-> oto check, it must bo drawn paytsayoblo to tho Doportmont ot "BO^egp'oAYCAREa . to n & Dollvory of ono (1) MoModular Offtea Building, a s por)r Justice. PROFESSIONAL itintroductory lesson. Be­ . KINDERGARTEN ------I tho spoclllcatlons containtained in roquisition numborir Tho ovmor olo soiled convoyj/oyonco vrtio is Indigent may Pieoso chock your od lor I S E R V IC E S aginning to Intormodioto. orOpenings lor2 yrs. & Older. (^062961. roquost a woivor ol tho roquiromromohts lo post a eosl bona. corroctnoss on iho rirsi ■ Doys or Evos. 735-9699 ? CPR - ICCP. r ^ S m o k in g day that ll runs, o s Tho Accidonts,/ divorco. DUI, — Id al Tho Idaho Transportotionn Pursuant to 8 CFR 103.7(c)(1).1). IhoI ownor must oslobllsh j ------TAXES------Facility. Stato-Clty Q ■ i s ™ ' ' ; Ooportmant Hoadquartora■9 BBuilding at 3311 W est Stolee on Inability to pay Iho roquirod)d b>bond ond reasons for that Timos-Nows Is not ro­ 'p orsonol injury and 1040E2’s-$10, Pickup llconcod. 733-5097B i | | i St., Bolso. Idaho In tho P&PAMM Soction. Fobruory 24.I. Inability to be oliglblo for o waiverIvor ol the bor>d roqulromont. sponsiblo lor orrors ol- workers' \ componsation. avalloblo.r Coll 738-0138 — 2000 O 2:00 P.M.. MST.'. BiddorsB. ond'othor Intorosiodd An opplicatlon for a woivor of thc lorth altlm o . Rico Rl Law O fllce. 734-3367 ^ CHILD CARE. 24 h o u r ------: I tho bond requirement in ol- ■ Uconcod child coro. PUBUCSERVICE parties ar6 Invli'&d lo bo pros•" izollon Sorvlco. Havre Socloror HQ.I- 2605 Fifth Avonue. E-MAIL E your clossiliod ad « cCompotitivo t ratos on Chap- >on't pay to find v4ork bo­ . tion m ay Ijo obtalnod at tho10 Idohol< T rons^rtotion Depart-I- S.E..POBox810.Hovro.MT59 to u s o t __CALL 545-5898. Lorgo loncod yord. rS9501. lor 7 bankruptdos. Coll ICCP. 25 yrs oxpor. All loro you got tho job. For -m ^l. P&MM Soction. 3311311 ^ o sl Stolo Stroot. Bolso,I, Robert L Finloy. Chiel Potral AgontAge twinadOmlcron.net Iroo inlormotlon about xl Bockor. Purchoslnn Agonl ol Joff Slokor al 734-6452. fl ogos woicomo. roforonpos ' ;bsho 63703. Coniact: Rod E i I o! avoiding omploymont sor­ •|208) 334-8087. or ony ofI Iho lollowing locals: FOUND lomolo Black'Ub “ CLEAN OFRCESI I HOME/HEALTH A, Shoshono. IDD 8:83352-0B20 collor. Coil 208-736-7462. ^ Fodoral Trodo Commis­ SOUTHCENTRAL 2000, 20C 10:00 O.m. MST al -! hom os. Vory dotoilod ond K EXPERIENCE HOME JS ’Asaoolatad Qanaral ConUalU actors sion. Woshington, O.C., COMMUNITY ACTION 720 72C Shoshono Siroot West. FOUND F< Molo. 4 to 8 wks toko prido in my work. CNA C^ /Home Htfolth Core ' Child C are, Loving 20580, 205 or coll tho Nation­ 185 South Copltol. Idaho FallFoils, ID 63402 AGENCY WEATHBSZATION Twin Twi Foils, ID. Soulh Con- old < Colllo mix? Found Bondod. Excollont Aid A noodod. Homo Hoallh' onvironmont. o Pro-school ' n| f Aaaoclatad Contractors oi Fraud Informolion C o n -. . LEGALAD traIral Community Action 1/27. SW JaromoAVondoll 'roforoncos. Call Corolino oxporionco 0 o must, octMtios. oc m eals providod. tor. tor 1-600-876-7060. 110 N. 27th, Bolso. ID 83703703 South Control Commu- Agoncy Agi reserves tho right bordor.-324-483S. I ______326-6572 PI00830 P Coll 736-e2e0.B 2yrs 2j & up. Coll 736-3925. ___ L Conatnjctlon Data/Dodga )e PA ttn: Ann W are . nity Action Agoncy will bo to spilti or rojoct any or oil r ; East 102 Boono Avo Slo 9. Spokono,S WA 93202 . accopling soalod bids for bids bid: or to occopt tho bid or LOST ^ 2 Goldon Roirlovors. Lowlston/Clarkaton Plann S SALE > OF TENANTS Aaaoclatad Oanoral Contraitractora sulotion. fumaco hoot duct PERSONAL PE PROPERTY In 2 m onihs, froo somplos. 127 2nd Stroot Wosf. Twinn FiFalls, ID 83301 insulotlon. mobile homo A2J ^ Storage. 1773 High- _ 868-939-3669, t co s e a r cc h o u r Idaho Dapt ol Commerce:e fiAttn: Larry Demlrolli doors, tubulor pipe insulo- lond loni Avo., s.. Twin Falls; ^ 700 W Stato Siroot. Bolao.). IDIC 63720 tion, extorior and intorior Idaho, ido will sell to ouctlon d ■ 104 I Twin Falla Plan Room storm windovra and insulat- sosorvlco r oiler Fobtuory 10. I I PERSONALS I 124B1U0 Lakos Blvd. S., SuitSuite 6. Twin Foils, ID 83301 od vinyl windows. Spedri- 20C2000 tho contents belong- ■ I c ^ o B ra n ch AQC. N orthth liIdaho Office cotions for noedod matorloi ing to: IFif you oro RESPONDING V i 8 * 4 N Govommont Way.. SuiloS t C will bo avallablo at 720 AMAMANDA GRAYBEAL, to t my od. Plooso glvo mo c l a s s i if i e d s PO Box 130. Haydon, ID 83635838 S h o s h o n o S tro o i W o st. lost known oddress Is 616 your i o-moll oddross lo re­ A Jso c lated B ulldara A Con^ontractora Twin Foils. ID. Contoct per- BluBluo Lokos Blvd. N„ Twin spond < to. flshormnOma- 1404 N Thorcourt, S pokano.'no. WA 99202 son: Kon J. Robinette. Ali FoilFalls. ID 83301 glcllnk.com , Stindpoint Plan Cantar. bids must bo In our offico ot RICRICHARD WIDMER. lost ^ PO Box 928, Sandpoint. IDD 83864a 726 Shoshono SI. Wost. known kno oddross Is PO Box MAN M. looking lor on oldor f d r y (^ o u . Bulldara Exchanga BulUing HI. Twin Foils, ID. 445. 445 Kimbofty, ID 63341 LADY I for on o-moil pon 120 N 12lh Suito 8, Pocololloloilo. 10 83201 iby February 16, 2000 4:00 AMOS AM AMERO. lost known pol.o-m ( oll m oot: Aisoclatad Ganaral ConuaiItractora Ip.m. MST, prevoiling Umo. oddress odd is 500 VonBuren. llshormnOmogicllnk.com. I PO Box 3266. Spokano, WANA. 99220 IFaxed bids and bids ro- Kimborly. Kirri ID 63341 ' = : Oregon Contractors Plann C enter icoivod offer 4:00 p.m. MST KAKATIE JOHNSON, lost TO V THE WOMAN who PO Box 477. Clackam as. OR 97015 IFobniory 18. 2000 will not knovm kno oddress is PO Box Bought ‘ a mop ol Costco NW Plana E x ch a n g e of KaliKaiispetl Ibo occoptod. No biddor 554. 554 Kimborly. ID 83341 on < 1/24/00, I wos bohind & 1440 MT. Hvvy 35 E Suito B,B.I Kallspell MT 59901 imoy withdraw his bid oflor you at chock out & would ;tNo bid wili bo consldorodtod unless accompanied by on1 thohoursotforlhooponlnot PUBUSH: PUI January 31 and llko " lo moot you. II mulur oacoptablo guaranty In anI omounton not loss than flvo por* which < will bo F o b n ^ 22. .FobFebruary 7.2000 al. « wrtto to GB. P.O. Box c ^ t (5%) of tho total omourlount of tho bid. This guaranty 4048. Halloy.lD 83333. rnbst bo in Iho fomi ol oI coicorlillod chock or o cashier'sB Toll mo tho numbor on ctfbck drown on on Idaho10 bank,b mado poyoblo to tho ' pjur koy choln & I’ll know Idaho Transportation Doporportment. or a bidder's bond, Ttio biddor in tho ovont ofif lollurofo; to sign tho contract or fumlsh tho nocossary 100%0% Poym enl Bor>d m ay lorfolt 4 ioi I ■ thlssuroly. JSPECIALNOTTC^ All biddors shall bo Uconsodisod In tho Sloto ol Idaho by tho~ Stato Contractor's Liconse9 BcBoard. Biddors shall bo roois- IU l l^ | i ALCOHOLICS torad vendors in tho Slolo010 o f Id ah o prior to Iho bid , Tho Idaho Transporiportotion D o p ^ m o n t rosorvos A N O N Y M O U S to rojoct oli bids orrtoocceptthobkldoomodbost to : 20e<733«U)0 a 726-4650fl tate o l Idaho, this 19th doy ol Jonuonuofy.2000. BUY f ISON. PURCHASINGING AND MATERIAL IT! =FAX MANAGER IDAHO TRANSP(ISPORTATION DEPARTMENT^ A Times-3 - N e w s TellAdHouround what you’re lookingI forf and he’ll search to findfin a p Ob l is h : January 31. Fobruibruaryl.2,3ond 4.2000 C lassifiedJ W' ill Fill YOUR match. Thenten he em ails th e ad to youou. • UNfTEO STATES DEPAIIPARTMENT OF JUSTICE E v e r y N e e d He can roarr>am right here at home, orir through th e pages of mmoi ore Im m igration a n d NatiNaturailzaUon Swvice AD NoUce is horaby givan punpursuant to 8 CFR §274.9 thot TIMES CLASSIFIED than 500 newspapersnei nationally. tho following vohlda w as seizedsob on tho dato spedfiod at. DEPARTMENT tHo idofUinod localion bocous:ouso ol tho oUogod uso In the commission of a vtolotton of Soctioni 274(0) of tha Imml- 7 3 3 - 0D 9 3 1 208-73^5538 dtoUon and Nationality Act(lN.t(lNA) [8 U.S.C. §1324(0)1. ForF more informatioii)n, call 733.0931. lO n January 17. 2000• onone 1987 Dodg^e Pickup ID 208-677-4543 (llconso Numbor 20 8985454 \VIN: JB7FL24M HP0M 824 (BURLEY) vfps solzod a t M.M. 131,1-841■84 near King Hin, idaho. I i B U Y Any person daim ing ownorslorship of 0 solzod convoyanco I IT! REMEMBER moy roquost a judlclat lorfollrfelturo proceeding by filing a Thot birthdoy od you placod daim and bond pursuant to eI c m 274.10. Such daim som o tlmo ago In Tho and bond m ust bo mod at imnimmlgraUon and NaturailzaUon Tlmos-Now^ Now Is tho ^ T h e T Sorvlco. Hovro Soctor HQ.1.2605 2( Fifth Avonue. S.E.. PO SELL tlmo to com o pick up your Box 810. Havre. MT 59501.I. atand must bo filed wimin thirty -IT! " picturos. Stop by Tho (30) d a y s of th o d a to ofI thiIho first publication of this, J ^ f t l s o m ont. The claim mumust se t forth tho basis of thoi C usiom or Senrico Oopl http://www.mafafllcvalley.c6m i ______todayl______L

( i . i: - ■ ; -Bennws-News.TWtrVrtn F ^l^ Idaho Monday. JanuaryJ b 31,2000 ------1 ------! AGRICULTURE DRIVERS MAINTENANCE MEOICAL OPTICIAN PAINHNG SALES ; Expar. farm help. Send>d rre- OTR. Newer eoulp. Van'ans. Assistant for apartmontent. CNA & housokooping, Ap-‘P* Minimum oxperlenco,• 3 Charmac Trailers seekingIftg C areer m inded person, . Ploase check your ad I tu rn s to: P.O . Box S7&5789. reefers, walking floor>ors, complex. Basic knowl-wl- ply In poraon: M ountainlin- years. Coll Ann’s Eye-10; e x p e rie n c e d p o rso n lor clean, en|oys th e public,• for correctness on the I Twin FaUs. (dotw 83303.)03Ji mileage pay. load &• ui un- od g e ol carpentry, plumb-nb- Velw Coro SOO Polk St.. ,no hard vrt)ri(or. Call Jony at FAX'r >1- woarBouliquo 0733-1067OT our paint dopt. No phono ‘ .firstday that II runs, ' ------load pay Por Diom, b Prtnllng,444MalnAve.S. TIMES CLASSIFIED »8»-* gros# paid ovory tw ^ plant in Gooding. Idaho. Appty Tn porson: DEPARTMENT ------wook#orCOO,48stato:atft^ New position for Training0 & Included lor all CNA's. Requires lood Industry ------i i T " I AUTOMOTIVE „ „ Oovelopmoni Managorr aat t W agos DOE. Appty 01: R u p e rt P i n a H u t SALES Ided wookly. Roofors < oxportonco with knowiodgo — The West's largest manu­I- ■ Times News ; Expor. Tiro toch noodei -or B ridgeview E s M e s 208-734-55^ • Com potilivo w ages, twcbon. vans only. oxcelkKit rate; of sanliailon, procossing,g, RESTAURANT factured homo retailor Iss ■ Carriers tjmo F o r m o r e t n f o c?*®?i a i *?th 4 locaitonstiflho0 ^ 1 828 Bridgeview Blvd. and exposure to PLC's.). PT lunch server & propop looking for caro-orlenled ■ »■ : oflts, ponnanoni lull tim Magic Valloy. Requires)s Twin Fall*. Idaho 6 7 9 eOO-228-0084, Strong people skills andid cook/bakor nooded,d . salospooplo. Must bo on- ____ colloge dogroo & 3 to 5 736-3933 _ good decision makingI exper. only. Call Garden l; BUHL (8) - 208-677-4543: 2:___ E4IAIL your classifiodi 0(a d ' yoars rolatod oxporionco. on orgelic, honost, onlhusl- lo u s a l “ • MEOICAL------ability. Compotitivo salaryiry C a lo a l 7 3 5 -0 7 2 2 a ltolor r asllc, a b o prolossional infl k k k k k k A^ {BURLEY) z~ ■ BARTENDER ^ " Excolloni bonefit pkg. with Part-timo Rocoplionist/ Of->f- with oxcollont bonelll 3:00 p,m .a. t113 twlnadOmlcron.net« compotilivo salary DOE. appearance. Musi be a» A A A A A A A Trout Saloon. Apply at 11 fico Manager for Physl-ll- package. Sond rosume — team playor willing to3 Broadway N. botwoe'O o n EMPLOYMENT SERVICEF fs Send confidonllai rosume'T'? c ian s olfice. E xperience:o with salary roquiroments;i . SALES w/salary roquiromonts to: wf0ri( wookonds on o rota- 11am a n d 3 pm. Willicon- COI SPECIAUST It ' with Modlcaro, Insurdnco.0 . GLANBIA FOODS, INC. BURLEY GOLF COURSE tion basis. Full-time posi-:! THETIMES-NEWS ' sidor training. 543-0210. h „ , GLANBIA FOODS, INC. Goll Shop staff -^0- Tho W ork P laco. Inc. ha & billing roqulrod. CollIll ATTN: HR ’' tion wilh managementt CURRENTLY HAS , GOODING (5) on oponing for a part ,1tim ” 'ATTN: HR 733-5079 for Intorviow. Full Time - Seasonal. * CLERICAL I‘Tr 1373 FILLMORE ST. 1373RLLM0REST. . ‘■'t possibllitlos for tho rightt THE FOLLOWING •Socrotarial & bookkoopoi)pors Empioymont Sorvice - TWIN FALLS, ID 633011 ' wookonds roqulrod9? person. High commission i 1 A k . k L - k . i n l i t w in FALLS, ID 633011 MEDICAL 733-7300 or 678-404040 Specialist, Applicant „ AA/EOE S5.50.S7.pr/hr 0.0.E. pold wookly. 401k pro-' INDEPENDENT AA/EOE PT diolary aid. hrs, vary. call 678-9807 o r com e in. AAW A A PSRSONNEL PLUSIS most havo an undorgmc Pick up applications ati: DRUG FREE gram, froo hoallh Insur- NEWSPAPER ------uato dogroo in a bohav^^3 DRUG f r e e [g WORK PLACE CONSTRUCTION------2?^ WORK PLACE Bhdgovlow Estates. 1828 _ SALES ' “ ance & vacation. Only/ . ROUTES IN BUHL• THETIMES-N^S ioral scionco, wiih 2 yoar , , prolossionol minded Indf- r Piaster im ineos & isttoren - Bridgovlow Blvd. TF. » Full time routo solos ol exporionco In suchlar- ai MANAGER --- . . viduals need apply. Call IS CURRENTLY Ploaso call 208-324-373< PROVEN SALES managor. Will nood a I R O U T E 541 eas as oducation. indusdus- A rapidly growing grocory^ MEDICAL , ® lor appl. 733-2224! LOOKING FOR trial aris. occupationa}nal chain is looking lor a Skillod nursing facility PROFESSIONALS COL. profor non-smoking, . 100-700 Bik. 8 th A ve. ' DAIRY SECRETARY------L INDEPENDENT JR Oder/ th e ra p y , roh eb lllta iiolion i grocery m anager for tho,0 looking lor CNA's. W o ore hiring 2 profosslon-n- Wo oro o pro-drug losl N o n h - Outsldo worker with kudo 2 omployor. Apply in per-ir- Part-time position avallablo. iractor oxporienco. ApplVpply counseling, psychologyogy. Magic Valloy area, exper.or, ovonings & NOC’s shiftss ols with a minimum of 2 ROUTES Id son at Interstate Batter-)r- Includos on'sworlng: 100-200 Bik. eth Avb. 3K mllos Soulh ol Kin-Kim- or tho social sciences;>; oro . roquirod. groat bonolils.3 available. Sign on Bonuss ' yrs. sa les experience and \ Soulh AVAILABLE IN THE borfy, Sudik Dairy. a high schooi diplonia andam 401K. paid vacallon. ol SSOO Is Included for oilII polished poopio skills.s. los. 412 Eostland Dr. S. phono, taking paymonis GOODING AREA. ,d CNA-s. Apply at: You can bo earning SIOOO — & cuslom or sorvico. Com­ 6 years ol oxporioncoe or0 insuranco 8. moro. sond SALES DEUVERY/WAITPERSOI Kl Bridgeview Estates • S2000 -f por week alter puter S good poopio skillsi . ROUTE 542 Wo aro hiring' lor parl-tim't/mn training in industry onrand resume to Ridley's Food • DIRECT SALES completion ol spociallzotIzod & Drug 148 W osl Main, 1828 Bridgeview Blvd. tho two wook paid training a must. Insuranco license> 100-800 Bik. 12th Ave.I R O U TE SOO ovonings. fn-storo I period. Wo are a national 20 yr. old Boiso bosed . a bonelll bul not roqulrod. 500-700 3rd Ave. W . iven rehabilitation rolatocled Jeromo. Idaho 83338. Twin Falls, Id ah o , Gourm et Food Dislributor j N o n h dolivory. Dolivory driver 736-3933 loader In tho Homo- or Hours aro 12:00-5:00 PM A ve. VI/. courses. Interested perpor- Attn; David Potorson. sooks aggrossivo & '700 4th m ust bo 2 2 yrs old. Pick — Improvomonl Industry. Mond-Frid. Could work 500-700 Sth A ve. W. up appiicallon at: Papiron,' sons should apply at 113'’39 MANAGERS ~ MISCELLANEOUS moiivalod individual lor \ tf you llvo In Buhl S aro Polls Avo. E., Suito C '' Into FT position. Pleaso 600-700 7th A ve. W. Kolsoy's. 637 Bluo Lake: ' Pay doy & tlilo loan compa- COME IN TODAY WE PROVIDE: M agicValloy torritory. 'Sondall rosum os lo: Stalo, Intorostod In boing a Twin Falls, or lolophonc ny coming lo Twin Falls. $400-S1,000porwk. ,r 600-800 8 th Ave. W. Blvd N..Twln Foils. If S T A R T T R A IN IN G • O no ol Iho highest Incomo Farm Insuranco. 1821 Ad- _ 733-5728 to roquesiI Ohar onorgolic. frierftJIy ® •Bonuses plus Vehicle c aree r... 200-700 Arizona St. DISPATCH------^ application. Ask loi - polontial caroors In Iho dls6n Avo E. Suite *1, 'o r poopio person. Computer"'I TOMORROW •Bonofits & Troining Twin Falls. Id 83301 Ploooo contact Dlatrlet 200-300 T exas SL Locol compony seoks porper- Bonnio, EOE, .g Immedioio positions aroo Manogor ■ ___ & collodion oxporionco • 40K-100K * Potonllal Z^- •Established Torritory . 300-900 Utah St. son w/lrucklng. dispoici hoipful. No oxporioncoI . available in various Call Mr.Lee STORE MANAGER 733-0931. o x t 347 & safety expor. Ploost FARM------nual Commissions WESTERN-WEAR ^ ,0. Expor. farm holp. Tractoi:tor nocossary. wiii train right dopartmonls: 1-800-473-3S13 8-5 sond rosum o &*solary ro ,0 Requlromonts: • 401K , Corral Wost Ranchwear, kkkkkkk R O U T E 50 6 ^nr. work, Irrigator. Send ro-rO' candidato. Fax rosumo • Paid Exponses 208-345-0475 Ive. m ess. AAAAAAA QQirojnonls to: Bastor 0 E to;Wondy801-771-424a.B■ 1. Dosiro 10 succood J. Ihe notion's largest 100-600 14th Ave. W. rechoa Dist. Inc. P.O. BO) sumo: 3919-A N 2700 E • Poid Training' westom apparel chain, TwinFalls. Id 83301. - 2, Hard worker ^ SALES ■ 300 16th Ave. Vtf.^ 485. Gooding. ID 83330.1 .MANUFACTURING . 3. Neat oppoaranco • Pro-Sol & Confirmed sooks exporioncod Sloro BURLEY ^ — Manufacturing plant sook- Loads “ JULES 300 19th Ave. W. ^ DRIVER T “ ------GENERAL 4. Willing to train, Manogor for its Twin Falls, 1000-2000 Cailfomla St. ■JC ing solf-motivotod • Monlhly Override ProgramJl HARRISON FORD• ' Id storo location. Minimum PT Noodod. CDU C lassS gB IMUEDIATE OPENINGS 5. SSS Molivolod I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ' 200 Dorothy 31. 133 * W oldors-Local & Oul1 01 omployoo. Chance for ad- • M onthly Spiffs ond 4 years retail storo Pondorsomont. 736-2133 vancemenl In compariy' C A L L N O W Bonusos “ WANTS YQUl TheTimes-New&ls 1000-1500 Idaho SL — ^ Town 734-2883 Sales peoplo wonlod. now!rtii managomont experience. DRIVER , , * Foctory-all shills . Co1^324.7184 forinton/iow • Liloilme Caroor 3 B achelor's degree currontiy looking for 1000-2000 Main St. S. Driver for.car hauloi _ ^un. Hotline 733-8350 Hoallh Insuranco, comp ' j.,1 * Constnjction . MECHANIC A sk for K aslo . pkg.,401KI * proforrod. B onus opportu- In d ep en d en t W alkingI 200-400 Orchard Dr. . ■ noodod. Commission witti * Forkllft Accepting applications lor _ Hiring immodlatoly: training , nllios and oxcollent Route Carriers In theI 2 00 Rice St. . quarantood solf^ry. Musi °/ MISCELLANEOUS------10 start right oway. Call t-y 11 you havo iho dcfitf) lo * P^sh Processing ' hoavy duly Iruck repair. m ake S50K + p o r ^ r . Call111 benefits plan Including BURLEY a rea. lOOOWhipleySt, . havo OTB;Oxporlonco.CO.. * Cashlors-Full Timo Exc bonofiis. family modi- Diroct Coro W orkors nood­t- 800-927-6045. Mon-Fri. . health, lifo. 401K, paid va­ Will train on car houllng. od for Gravoyord at Moglc • Galo Molt TJi: * Waltross col/dontal. Ineontlvo c -, tor.conlidonliol faco-to- cations o n d gonoroua Como to l974.^idridgoaoo TOPPAV-NOFEE program. Compotitivo" Hot Springs Youlh Com p. faco Interview. Or fox ro- 7 3 6 -2 4 8 0 1 . omployoo discount, Sond S 8,17/hr. Excoiiont bono- RO U TE 400 lor opplcations. ___ 111 Rtor Avo. 735 Ovorlandmd w agos. Call Scoil.or Davo - sumo to 949-673-0024. ” ^ rosum o with covor letter . O O ^ . W e . B . S liis aflor 90 days. Sub po- [: SALES DRIVER “ 733-7300 678-40400 324-8886 or 800-879-8886 EOE www.kdoslgnors.not J. lo: HRD, 451 9 Frontier W esf Slh St.-Rallroad 4002ndAve. E. sitlons also-avaiiablo for li KXTF - TV solos and cro- Park Ave.-OverlandAve^I 400-800 3rd AveiE. Truck drivors nood for local iMECHANiC------olive sorvico Is curronily • mall Dr., C heyenne. WY, 2“ i PEBSONNEL all shifls al $10,00 por Z 82009, Fax 1-800-974^J219 100-200 hMchigan St. fiaul. CDL roquirod. Call Imrriodiato oponing for>r hpur. Apply 01 158 Bioko[ RECEPTIONIST accopling applicoilons lor 678-0865 Mondoy-Fridayday ' P L U S V, Email: ,• IF you live in the graveyard diosel mecha-1- SI, N,; Twin Falls. ID. No, Part time posillon at CSIil both doporlmonls. First 100-200 Nebraska St. 1 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. . Center lor New Directions. porsonnelOcorralwost,com BU RLEY area & are 100-300 O chsner SL — GENERAL . ~ nic. Expor. proforrod.i. phono calls ploaso, I. rato company bonolits DRIVER, OTR for llaibod; Own tools. G ood bonolils. Roquiromonts Includo0 and tho opportunity to joinin EOE Interested in being a 1 0 0 -2 0 0 Oregon S t Pays porcont or milo. NO EXPERIENCE,'-’< Call Eddio for appoint- MISCELLANEOUS------‘ sirong pooplo/phono0 ono ol Iho faslost growingg STYUST------1------NewspaperCarrier. Entry, lovol positibn for Vi- 100 Wyoming S t Mostly wost. Call 734-^4: NO PROBLEM mont 208-324-5053 skills. R6viow.ol oppllca­I- Broadcast Companros^nn Part or full-limo nooded, please contact Ihe - liyl Applicalion, Expor. 2193 or 420-0152. ' if you aro willing to work wo tions boglns immediately. tho Northwest. Sond ro-)• vory b u sy w alk-in dlon- Burtey Times-News iIf you llvo In thla oroo S holplul bul nol nocossary. Starts immodialoly upon oro willing lo lol you.' Jl*■ Exporioncod hoovy oquip, 1 sum o and dem o rool if dp->. lelo, hourly wage or com- office at 677-4042 or aro Interoatod In being a •k ir if ir * -k -k ■k'-k Com pany training. Rapid 3. Apply al: Lytio Signs, hiring. Complete job do-- - pllcablo to: 902 E. Shor-r- mission avail. 734-2731.- nawapopor earrior... DRIVERS , . mechanics lo work lor 0a 1925 Kimberly Rd. hJo scrlpllon available II de­ stop b y the Burley promotions. S1S00 to start now facility In iho Jorom e mon, Pocalollo, ID 83201.I. ask for Lynn o r U sa. Pleaao call Dlatrlet - Exper. Flatbed DriversBrs Wo nood 18-20 poopio 0 phono calls ploaso. Drug sired by calling 733-9554, - oflice at: 325hE. Sth aroa.'John Oooro oxpor. Drug Froo-Workplaco.'• TELEPHONE SALES Manager needed: for Ogdon. Ulah'loh . ■ I. immodialoly. f- Froo Work Placo, o.xt. 2680. Apply by coverr EOE N. (Next to Wai-man.) 733-0931 oxt. 346. bosod Co. Minimum of 2 a plus but not nocossary. Sell 1st Class )f2'^,. CallKaslo {■ MISCELLANEOUS loiter, resumo, and com- Rosort Vocations . yrs. OTR oxpor. required. Must havo own tools. plolod CSI Empioymontt SALES ^ 1 - 733.8355 • Exoc. bonolils provided.V FulMimo plani m an noedod. ^ "Easy20hr7wk7evonlngs ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■; ■ • Oporaio 11 Wostom Slatos Sond rosumo lo: Forllllzor A pplication lo: JudyJ ■ Ond posillon opon for a — Moll rosum o: 26 E.306 S.. Base plus commission. If • Co. Contributed Profit Sfiatingring HAIRSTYUST Doportmonl. 937 W. Main. Thom, HR Specialist, Hu­. RmojitsaloapefMon. Guororilobd hourly wago * Jorom o; ID 83338 Must bo a lop producer You Can Soil, You Can BURLEY - , • Paid Vacallon _ . Joromo. id.*83338 . man Resource Oovoiop­ JEROM E (5) ' • Quarterly Fuel Bonus commission & benefits.is. MEDICAL wllh F&I knowiodgo a n dI Earn Ovor S500Mk. PT.' . MISCELLANEOUS------mont, Taylor Building, • Drivor Rocrulling BonusIS Cell Annetlo 733-0306 CNA'S, LPfjl’s ond RN's, good closing skills. Limited opportunity. kkkkkkk '' Questions... •Coliogo of Soulhom Ido­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ - ■ • Tarp/Stop Poy —r olso homo hoallh nursos, 1 SS0-60Kaygar. CaII735-5190,a LABORER ^ ^ ho, P.O, Box 1238, Twin The Times-News is .'Xa^AA A A A • Hoallh Insuranco . Porsonnol Plus. ' Could you uso oxtra mori- I Benolils avallablo. ■ TRAVEL AGENT------oy? W ant to got inro Falls. ID 83303. AAJBEOM currently looking for • Homo on Average ol 7-10 DaysJavs ‘"'Tiodiatoly. Look-3 k ;-' 733-7300. Apply in porson at AAA/ldaho Is sooking an ing for som oono to wotk shopo? Want to loom In d ep en d en t W alking THETIMES-NEWS • Avorago Eomlngs-S37K+ “S MEDICAL.------• SNAKERIVERRV experioncod agent for lls' • Eam .27-.30 cpm Avoragonnn Hootlng & Shool loadorship & tochnlcal RESPIRATORY THERAPYf . A MARINE expanded Twin Falls; R oute C a rrie rs In th e IS CURRENTLY Motol trodo. No oxpor.or. Aro you oN A . CNA or LPNN skills? Need money to pay EXCELLENT FofappUcaUotVUrtatvtow 110 who likos Iho in-home 1310Klmboriy Road, ogency. Liberal bonollt BURLEY area. LOOKING F<^R . nocossary U willing to ° for collego?slf yoii an- OPPORTUNrrY TwinFalls. C&in-800-453-2227 ■ loam. Wago doponds on caro selling? Wonting to packago includes health, INDEPENDENT JR 10 sworod yoo to any ot Iho Twin Folis Clinic & Hospllal dental, life Insuronce, va­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *r *-k Expor. Ploaso- Call JR1 Ql al work In Iho Twin Falls.s- abovo. Iho Idoho Army is a growing intog'rated.I. START AN EXCmNG, ■ ROUTES ■ ^ ,ai. Joromo. & Northsido ar- cation, retirdmonl, 401k, R O U TE 408 — Bouldor Mountain Hoai- National Guard may bo physician owned’organi­ NEW CAREER! cafoieria plan, continuing , AVAILABLE IN THE ORIVERS------;------:------fng 788-6125, oos? Aro you caring. GDll- Park Ave ’OverfendAve "* able 10 holp. Coll SFC zation wilh iwenty-ono} Aro you borod at work? Do° oducation, ond travol ' ' 8 * TTruek Driving moiivalod & rosponslbio? Borlow734.9171 or W21stSt.t6 W26thSl. JEROM E AREA. School In Buhl. C lassSA A m a i n t e n a n c e TECH. physiclons' and forty-fourr you work In a doad-ond° bonolits. Apollo oxp. 11 so, plooso coll MagicIC I-8 OO-G9 -GUARO. ) lob? Take chargo of your CDL or rolroshor courso,rso, Seastrom Mig. is lookiijg hospilol bods. Wo hovo 'r holpfuL S e n d rosum o lo log Volloy Staffing Sorvico O Ilto nowl D on't m iss Ihls ROUTE 519 . linancing lor quallflodlod ^010 moiivalod porson w/ C NURSE . on oponing for a Rospira- 3 AAA. 1445 Fillmoro Sl:. IF yo'u Uve in the' w/ 734-0600 or slop by 2nd tory Therapist who wantsi opportunity to work In o 100-600 3rd. Ave. E. porsdns. Call 543-8099,a9, a sirong mechanical skills5 J^ A vo: rJ.. in Tw in F o i ls ' Part-.tlmo RN noodod ° Sto. 1100, Twin Falls. ID BU RLEY area S 'are — 0 good knowiodgo ol con- 0 Immodialoly. Contact 10 bo part of o progrossivoI growing Industry. W o'ro a .83301. Alton. Stovo. All Interested In being a 100-700 4th Ave.E. ORIVERS “ “ 3n- M on, th ru F ri., 9 a m lo trol wiring, pneum oiics & Jowols Homo c aro .‘1.139 pallent caro team . Provid­: big company seeking tal-' • ropllos confldeniiol. AAA N ew spaper Carrier, 3 00 N. Buchanan SL COL Drivors. rofrlgoratod- ' * V ______, ing bolh oulpallont and.t ' ontod, solf molivgtod hydraulics, Pnmanly work- Falls Avo E. Twin Falls. ^ is drug Iroo. piease contact the 300-400 N. Cleveland dodicolod rouios, up to , 5 MEDICAL Inpalionl services, Ihis po­- people. Street ' ' ijoH ingw/.CNCmills/lOlhosS ^ 733-6849 .______. „ TRAVEL AGENT'. ^ Burtey Times-News „ SIOOO sign on bonus. Call If,. Chargo Nurso nooded loro sition .will provldo and boi * Froo troining program 300-500 N. Filimore SL 1-800-359-7376.B bohaviorally chaliongod. responsible for the provi­ whoro you loom nowy ‘AAA/ld’aho Is seeking on offico at 677-4042 or ___ ponsation: Wago + modi­ PHARMACIST exp^iriencod agent for lls DRIVERS. cal. dontal, 401K, pd. unit. W ages 4 boiTDliis ' sion ol rospiralory snd in­. .'iochnicolsklllsl stop by Ihe Buriey Qr avallablo, Excolloni hours- EXCELLENT halation iherapy. venllla-. * Toam environmont thatt expanded Twin Falls office at: 32Sli E. Sth E o m g s s s ' OTR C lass A COL. roolors,3rs, vacation/holiday. Fax or .. OPPORTUNmES agoncy. Liberal bonollt 100-800 1st Ave. E , 11 .Wostom & Canada.a. mail rosum o: Scaatrom for,on orgonizod & lory osslslanco and venti- promolos cooporalioni N. (N ext to Wai-man) lalonlod nurso. For moro, Tho Twin Falls Clinic & lalory control, rospiraloryI * Work outsido at dllloront,, package includos hoallh, 300-900 2n d Ave. E. '• SSOO sign on bonus. Fuoluel Mfg. Co. Attn: Personnol. j Hosplfol is 0 growing Into- dontal. llfo Insuranco, va­ & safoiy.bonusos possibleIblo 456 Soastrom St., information conlact Torri rehabilltallon procedures, locailonsi 8 00 3rd Ave. E. a t Gooding Rehab.'& gratod, physician ownod transcription and implo-■ * Uso spocializod tochnl- cation. rotlromonl. 401k, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 100-200 N. C leveland Lato modol equipment.11, TwinFalls. 10 83301. orgonizaiion wlih Iwonty- cafotoria plan, continuing . Homo wookly. Call foror lax(208) 734-7222. Living 208-934-5'601. montatlon ol physician'sI cal equipment! Street - ono physicians ond forty- ordors and tosling tech­ * Perform quality wori< lhalI oducallon, ond travol BURLEY | 1 moro Info. B99-96S-7600.-.00. Drug Free W ork Place.I. MEDICAL------^------four hospital bods. Wo bonofiis. Apollo exp. 100-200 N. Fillmore SL CNA/NA noodod for doy niques omployed in rospi­ makos you fool proud! hove openings for a Phor- ralory caro lo assist in di-. 'Wo provide tho following, holplul. S en d rosum o lo • 100-800 E. Main SL shllt, in-houso CNA c lass­• macy Managor and a Staff * AAA, 1445 Fillmoro St.. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ cs ovailabk). Traneportaiion ognosis, monitoring ondI bonolits; ' Pharm acist lo bo part ol a troatmonl. * Vacallon ond health, Sto. 1100, Twin Falls, ID T h e T im e s-N e w s Is ROUTE 525 J avail, from Buhl aroa. progrossivo potiont caro 83301, Atton. Stovo. All currently looking for Wagos & bonolils avail. Insuranco 100-800 East Ave: D toam. Providing bolh out­ Tho Respiratory TherapistI * C om pany vehicio ropllos confldeniiol. AAA Independent Walking 200-400•. E ast Ave,.E. Como loin our toam. For paiioni and Inpalionl so r­ is drug froo. moro inlormallon call roquiromonts aro curronl * • Bonus programs, pon- R oute C arriers In th e -4400-500 S. Fillmore SL vicos, Ihoso poslllons will liconsure in the State 01! Sion plan, stock purohaso) iWELDERS BURLEY area. Tern at Gooding Rohob. provide or be rosponslbio 208-934-5G0.1. Idaho with provious h os­ plan Top wagos and benefits, If// you llvo In thla aroa A lor tho provision ol drug pital oxporionco proforrod. * Advancement opportuni­ openings for all types of MEDICAL aro Interoatod In boing a dislribullon. paiioni odu- ties woldor (mig, tig, and newapapor earrior... FulMimo posiion lor Nurs--- • calion, drug therapy mon- Wo aro on Equal Opporlu- No I oxporionco is roqulrod. arch). Sheet motol work- i Ing duiios in Phylsions Easl^W -^slIsm Pleaao P; call DIatrict Man­ J itoring, chomolheropy, nity Employer wilh a drug Valid drivors liconso and1 ors, millwrights, and plpo , ager. 733-0931 oxt. 348. oflico, Som o modicoi trn- TPN a n d IV ad m lx lu ro , Iroo worij ploco. For moro drug scroon oro roquirod. filtors. Call 208-226-2872 AlmoAve.-Bennett Ave * Ing/oxporinco required- drug Inlormation rofor- Informoiion, contact The numbor ol oponlngs> w eekdays 8-5 pm o r sond CMA, LPN. otc. Pleaso) onclng, olc. Wondy al (208)733-3700 is llmitod, so don't delay!! resume lo; P.O. Box 240, IFyouiivelnthe ■Ak k A k k k call 733-5079 lor Inion/iow, or sond your rosum o to: If you want to improveI American Falls. ID 83211. BURLEY areas an — • Tho Pharmacy Managor MEDICAL : ^ W endy Som orsot, HR Oi- your llfo and bo moro suc­ inierested in being a TWIN tv FALLS (6) i Homo Caro Altondant • requlromonls aro provi- rector, 660 Shoshone St. cossful, wo want you lo 21 7 I , ous hospitol pharmacy Newspaper Canier. . Wo'll Irain you lor in-homo East, Twin Falls, 10 ]oln our team . W o aro In EMPLOYMENT - p lea se contact the '4 caro, bathing, grooming, management wllh rotoil 8330 1 , Fax linois nood ol applicants who AAAAAAA porsonai caro, light1 managomont oxporionco llvo In Iho Burioy and Buriey Tim es-N ew s ' , and Pham iD a plus, Ouol- ...... office al 677-4042 or - housokooping. Must Joromo oroas. as welt as' PU B UC SERVICE Hied Slofl Pharmacists In tho Twin Falls aroa. ■ stop b y the Burley THETIMES-NEWS ' complolo criminal back­ RESTAURANT ; M ESSAGE ground chock. Class. will po sso s a l loast a BS Pleoso apply at: 409 c otfice at: 32Sa E. Sth CURRENTLY ' HAS In Phamiacy and an Ida­ MOUNI...,. Fodoral om ploym ont Infor- starts February 2, Shoshono St. S.. Sullo' mation Is Iroo. Remem­ N. (Next to Wal-man.) THE FOLLOWING Conlact: ho liconso. N il. Twin Falls, ID Stanley. Idaho ; ber. no ono can promiso .INDEPENDENT Magic Valloy Slafling „ 736-0014; Monday thm Fri­ you a fodoral lob. For Iroo Wo ore on Equal Opportu- Is hiring for tho (ollowing day 8:00 am to 12:00 pm ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ NEW SPAPER Sorvico ^ fuil-timo poslllons: Information otMut federal 200 2nd Avonuo Nonh nily Employer wllh a drug- ROUTES ON THE froo workpiaco. For moro jobs, call Caroor America FILER c (6) W EST SIDE. OF > Twin Falls - 734-0600 B ar T ender Connection. 912-757-3000 information, contact kkkkkkk Wondy at (208)733-3700 Paid insurance, housing TWINFALLS or sond your rosumo lo available, salo7 basod A A K A . K K A Wondy Somerosot, HR on oxporionco. Send ROUTE 310 ' 1 Direcior ot 660 Shoshono resum e to iho: THE TIMES-NEWS Roso S t tJ. Apts. Paradlso Piaca Apts. ' ' y ' - y coNt^ATi Stroot East, Twin Foils. MTURALPRODUCTS ^0?Box180**^ IS CURRENTLY Soulh Meadows Apts. . Is accepting Idaho 83301. Fox lino is LOOKING FOR j208)733-7413^...... ' S tanley, Idaho 83278 applications for FAX: 208-744-3647 INDEPENDENT ROUTE BOS COMPUTER SYSYSTEMSOPEMTOR a v a ila b le , a t B uidget d { Sales. Why Rungun, Inc., is a companycoi headquartered in NEW SPAPER Laxy J Trailer Park , ths foUovflng Fawnbrook Apis: Buhl, Idaho, wilh operations op< in other siuies compete with 10W different sales CARRIERS FOR position: THE RLER AREA. which manufucturc.ss iianiiiiiil feeds, and acjua- AUTOMmm ROUTE 872 , p e o p l e ? W e utilizlize a small sales cullurc feeds, dealslls in commodities, and Walking Routes Truck D river/ 200-300 Btk. Elalha opcm(e.s a iransponiiticntion division, CERTIFIED) SERVICE team which gegenerates large Available ■ ;200-300 Bik. Fallo w. Rungcn Inc. is accc]ccepting applications for a 100-400 Btk Robbins Y a r d M a n - R O U T E 54 9 computer sysicm.s openpenilor lo pmvide leclmical sales numbei^ e\every month! A TECHNIIICIAN 10Q-500 6 th S tre e t avsistance and support>rt lo( system users. Must be ClaasACDL relaxed work en^jnvironment and M ain S tre e t familiar with computcJuter usage in :i business Join a winning team!! Theisen1 Motors has environment; PC netwoi experlenofr • an immediate openingig for an experienced bur reputation1 for customer 100-400 Mldvi^y 800131k Weatwind w orking ex perience desired. 600 bik Falls A veW . Familiarity wilh AS400:0 0 systeias is de sired but not pr8ferr8d service technician. (DeJealership experience satisfaction are5 : R O U T E S 6 9 fl800 bik Bracken St. N. required. Outic.s inclu(dude data backup, report preferred, but not ne

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M f ^ W W Wr.m .i agicvalliI e y . c o m ^ \ U ^ f \ lOMESELLI■ER” 1 m K < , J i = J Century^ 2 2 1 . G.V.P.*Century2 1 , RiversideRiv • Gem Stale RealtyIty • Irorfn Realty I | | i V ll Windemiertere Real Estate • D.R. Curtinirtls Co. • Sabala Realty • Sll\Silver oayc Realty UzGulsulch Reat Estate •‘Prudentisntlal, Idaho Homes • Magic V,Valley Realty Comerstonele (Group • Robert Jones ReaRealty • Strickland Real Estatiate • Doshier Realty Wills ReRealty-Coldwell Banker, BuBurley • Coldwell Banker, W uUls & coble ind. $700 yard. y( $460/mo.-t-$2SO < 'D oute Carriar In the10 forklilt. ptokup and dolivory dlv>.,. .oor canyon rim p * dop. Possible oxchongo doposlt. dc Coll 733-7653, o>y ton. D.C.. 20580. or'call www.magicvalley.c'. c o m , FILER. 2 bdrm. mobile i •JEROME area. Vaiidd ol insorts, and ovorall" Iho National Fraud Inlor- with community water and homo, doon. Walor, sow­ loc work. Avoll. March 1st. Donlso, D< ext. 3005 or r drivers license & '• m o t i o n C o n t o r . common park oroo. Pric­ or & sanllatlon lumishod. J644-1282 or 326-4092 736-8770. 72 •; /eilabie vehicle a must.,s t D ependable. Iriondly. ondmd 1-800-876-7060. os starting at $21,600. $400fdop. Coll 366-7974. JEROME J i Now ronung, 1 & TWIN TW FALLS. Claan 1 hord working aro Call RG Mossorsmilh - HAZELTON. Ctoon 3 bdrm. 2\ bdrm apts. The mitten- bdrm. bC dupiox, S29S, refrig. j •• IF you live In lhe characlorisllcs that oro0 ANXIOUSTOSELL 736-0600. Realtor ownod. « nium spodal $100 OFF stovo stc ft port um. 734-5483. doslrod tor this posllion.n. Immac. home. 1730 sq.lt. C o m arato n a Raatty 1 cor garage, bsmt. W/0 | Jerome area & are Inter- hookup,.rofrig., stovo. tho : 1st m onihs rantl C oso TWIN TW FALLS. Claan, car- II you aro Intoroslod in1 2 bath 2 bdrm. swing rm. 733-7653______Del Prado, 140 8th Ave p< "^BSled In being a News­vs- bolng considered lor thisIls Q om go. dbl catpon w/RV P $550 tirst/lost-fdop. | patad 1 bdrm. Appls, Ploaso call 829-5833.B E ! .. A pt. «1 Jo ro m o , Id. utlts. till pd. $275. 324-3317 paper Carrier, posilion. llll out an dum p. Immac. landscape. 5 1 5 1 _ 324-3464 EHO 7^ please conlact the> application at: Sprinkling system. Bunk- Larry Laub COMMERCIAL JJEROM E 2 bdm i. tg. coun- ~ t w i N f a l L s . 6 u i o . 2 *************** bdrm. bd 1 » both, W/D hook T M n Falla TIm ea-Newsw s T ha TImea-Nawa, houso studio.'Prlco ro­ View m y listin Pm dontlal ^ ^ R O P E R T Y ^ try homo w/ laundry hook- ^ . o ffic e a t 733-0931,r 132 3rd SL West ducod 10 S113.000. Drive Idaho Homes ups. $S50/mo. •(•$250 TWIN , FALLS small 1 bdmi, up, uc vaulted ceilinga $305-fdOp. All Ulll. pd. 761 $4 \ e xt. 346, o r s to p b y’ Attention Daniel Walock.:k. by 1013 Hoybum Avo E & Times-News BURLEY- Ovorland Avo. dop. 208-324-2244.B 2 $440/mo.-«Jop. 735-0252. ' ThaTimaa-Newaiaa coll for appl. 733-8417 6200 sq ft plus lull bsm l. j Moin Avo. W .326-4477 TWIN FALLS. Extra n)ca 1 3 2 3 rd S tW . d ru g fre e w orkplace. o n lin e JEROME-4 bdrm..$500 Twin Falls. Great jjrlco $69,500/con- mo. Slorago. 400 5ih E. t VW iN FALLS -upstairs, apartmantl ap Cleon, large. ~ IBUHL I largo 2 bdrm. appls, 2 2 bdrm.,1 2 bath, down n JUST LISTED Charming a t n g s H | m sldor att oflors. Call 733- Nopols. Call324-2834Ji ! L. f 304 I 5656 anytimo.______jj W/SAjJwn caro. $375. town, tO' stove, rolrlg.,OW 2 bdrm cottogo on ono JEROME. 2 bdrm. 1 baih Nico ni and dean upstairs 2 pri ^'k 'k 'k 'k 'kK B INVESTMENTS _J | lovol. Newer gas lur- www.magicvalley.o privato W/D, no pets. Off mobito In counlry, $420 * bdrm. t appls. AC/woter/s- siroot sir parking, $500fdop naco. bathroom, kiich­ i 517 I ;d o p . 1 b d r m . h o u s o , r PUBUC SERVICE onltaiion/lawn care. $400. Coil Ca 734-5781, attor4 pm. FALLS on painl. scroon doors B CONDOIWINIUMS $320+dop..Cail 324-3430. t> MESSAGE & electrical box. Fonc- THEMGMT 733-0739 ^ Big prolits usually moonsn od back yard, storage CONDO: 1/3 Intorost In JEROM **, E. 3 bdrm, 1V4 TW INFALLS------2 2 bbdrm. i opls. ^TtTppls. a A A A^ big risk. Before you dodo sh e d a n d closo lo oil Elkhom. 2 bdrm. 2 both + both, ' no smoking, no w/storago,w/i 1 mo. ront froo businoss with a company.ty. city convonloncos. . c o m I toft. Furnished. Pleaso J pets. Call20a-837-9170.B 1 b d rm a p t $335 w w/i /loaso. Coil 735-0473.B » chock li out with Iho Bet-91- S34.000. Call Dobra 'THETIMES-NEWS call olter6pm 734-1277 JEROM Jl E. Clean 2 bdrm. In TW INFALLS. Large & ^ lor Businoss Buroau. Foror Prooco 733-2365 or country, gas hoot. S450+. 2 b d rm ap t. $440 Tw .CURRENTLY HAS ul 733-0476 E-MAIL your Classified ad ^ 2&3bdrmTown deancle 1 bdrm. $335/mo. » Iroo Informolion oboul Nathan Lyda . 4 ? 5 1 8 I INo pels. Rofs, 324-5028J THE FOLLOWING3 avoiding invostmontn t F1L£R to us ot H o u se s $495 Hoot Ind. Con 733-3151M d- TERMS AVAILABLE on Wills Realty ^*O0II¥hOM E^ 31JEROME. Counlry 2 bdm - INDEPENDENT scam s, wrilo lo tho Fed­ Bright. S p o d o u s & Clean t W eral Trado Commission.n this picturesque ono QOODINQ. ( 4 bdrm. 1% i 420-0989 . 1 both N ol town. $450/- ° bdrm. 2 both, w/dack, NEWSPAPER 1971 12X62,2 tMKlroom, 1 mo.Call208-324-4615.B i - Woll Malntainodl W ashington. D.C.. 2OS0O.lO' a cro lot. Ulilitios. Ro- bath, woodstovo. foncod 1 S om o w /Y ard, Storage ft DW, O ' range, W/D hook ROUTES ON THE ,({ . strlctlvo Covenanis & both. Asking $3000 firm, j] = ' or coll Iho Nalional Fraud yd. Nicoly romodolod. N. BURLEY. 3 bdrm. 2 g JEROME. Paradise Dr. 3 Olshvrashor, W/D ups. “ P^ $550+dop. 734-6447 • EAST SIDE OF Inlorm atlon Contor.. w ator sh a re s inciudod. S97.500. 929 Idaho Sl. Muat bo movod. 536-5251 bdrm. | 2 bath, 1 cor gar- Great location. Ownor bath. 2 cor garago. 362 N. I H ookups Availoble TWI TWJN FALLS UBQ0-B7e-706Q. Ploase calf 208-934-9070. NANSEN. -70 mobile aao.Llaunary ^ hookup. 55 No Pets. 1 t _ wiil carry OAC. Call _ Burton. 208-438-5317 | & oldor. private area. Coil 1 b d r m ^ a ^ Wot'o? homo. 14X70, 2 bdrm. 1 I Call 734-6600 NOWI pd. p d No pots/smoklng. -1 Dobro for dotaiis! 733- Homes from $5,000 TWIN FALLS 7 both w/garden tub, show- 324-3733.B : 305 I 2365 or 733-0478. Foroclosuros* I repossess- TWIN FALLS • 2 bdrm S350/mo.+dep. 734-9450. CONTRACTS & 1.94 ACRES at 1989 El­ or, nowcarpol. 2 addNion- JEROME: j | JUST REMO- S400^Swbl^h A vb TWIN FALLS Ions. No o r low down pay­ dridge Avo. zoned M2 tovmhousos, $435 dop.' tW Twii IN Fa Ll S. Lg. 1 bdm i. MORTGAGES al rms. Lg. gorago, DLED; i Irg 2 bdrm. appls, m ' East O nly 39,900 lor a lovoly. m ent. crodit trouble OKI (manulacluring hoavy). - No pots. Catl 736-2838. S350/mo.+dop. $3 Ask for woll carod lor manu- $12.00C/offor. 4 2 3 -5 9 1 9 * W/D \ $ 4 0 0 dop. 829-5554 200-500 bik Carriage For current listings, . Groat location, mony " rwiN FALLS - 2 bdnn, 1 Vtoki Vto a t 208-733-S836.B \ S5 CASH NOW SS lacturod homo in tho i1-800-311-5048 Ext 406S. JEROME. 12X60, Champ- SHOSHONE si PICP 2 bdrm ^ S500-2600 bik Easigale * usos.'Com fortablo 3 both. Stovo. rofrig. DW, & r TW w iN i f a l l s . L g . 2 - 3 For Contracls a Mongagos.s. nicost part< in TF. En- > lon. vinyl windows & g a s house, I gas hoot. $395 u JEROM E Orivo by & soo bdrm, 1.5 bath hom o ptus .WD. No potS..737r0067Ji . . bdrm.bdi Cloan, quIeL-gas- ...... -D r.— - N o d ia co u n t requlredl loy tho spill lloor plon • “ fumacorloss than 1 yr. Cott ( 7 8 8 -4 4 5 6 -...... ^ 200-300 bik Palntbnjsh'.h 208-734-0727 m Wllh 4 bdrms. 2 baths. on 1 acre. 302 N 200 W. all son/lcos In'for manu­ rwiN FALLS-2 bdmt. hoat, hoi AC, W/O hookup. factured homo. Irrigated old. Romodolod kllchon. TWII4^ f a l l s ' - lg 2 brdm, i t a m e — huge Iiving room & oil 4 bdrm. 3 bath. gos. AC. $9000/offerCall825-5429. ^ I both, now carpot. now $550 ^ mo. + dop. 734-2822 DRACO ' appliances. Call Shoy 21008Q.f1.S119.000Call pasturo. $85,000. $ 4 5 0 m o. g a s ■hoal, no point, n stovo, rofrig.. DW. TWf 2600-2700 bik 4 bdrm. 2 bath, alt in pas- JUBERTY-1994 56X14 two t IN V ES TM EN T C O R P . 324-9107 a pots. Cioan. 324-2834.B carport,Z lonced backyard, bdrni. bdr in.4-plox, no pets, ' 'Palntbnjsh Dr. • J turo on 1.93 acres fenced bod/slnglo balh. extra In- ^ . Mortgagos? Contracls? JEROME 3 bdrm. 1 bath, TWIN f a l l s 196, $850. $475 $ mo. Idaho Housing $425/mo.+dw- $4; 734-4120. affO bik Sagebmsh Dr. w/corral & storage s h o d s r — sutallon, skirting, oil oloc- Very \ nice 4 bdnn. 2 both, w Doods of trust? gas. now palm, carpol & wolcomo. Available Janu- TWINt s h i FALLS. Now to k l^ Youw ont to soli? dbl garago. gorden aroa. trie w/conlral hoat & AC, a . p p l.s . 2 c o r g a r a g e ary ai 15U), Coll 733-5302 or ROUTE 754 vinyl. .6 acro. inig. walor. - fruit trees. Lincoln and «oxc. cond. $16,500. Call u applications for 2 bdrm. Wo w ant to buy. S85.000. Call 543-4238. w/oponors, lorgo foncod rwIN FALLS - 3 bdmi, 1 lamily lan opts. Also taking 600-900 Elm S t N Prompt & cash ollors. Robert Stuart Schools.' rGoorgo O 736-5332.B yardI vrith sprinklers. k, $115,000. Catl Ray. ** both, $475 mo, S200 dop, applications ap( for studio/ono {■>700-600 Walnut St. N/ Wo aro local & compolltivo. JEROM E - REPO'S ELWOOD A EVANS no ^ pots. Idaho Housing bdi COUNTRY SCENE ^ bdrm. apis. In elderly ■ 1200-1400 Wilmore Coll 208-733.3821. WESTERN REALTY Used homes 734-1401 Accopted. A Can 734-8265J i projocts pre for singles or R. Todd Blass. Prosidoni * 2.3 Acros. 5 bdrm, 3H Brockman's Ave. * 733-2365 SABALA TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 fSrWIN FALLS-NOW2bdmi couplos. <»i Proforonco gIvo Richard 8 . Stivers. V.P. EmX Ofltc« tl lr>0«oeno«nliy balh homo, plus shop wllh Call Gina 736-1592 or bath. h Slovo/rolrig option. ». 0»rno<>«rK] OpsiBIM m ochanic pit. nlco view, REALTY opts. DW. stovo. AC. W/D to 1° near ' oldorly, elderly, T.W . Stivors. S oe/T reas. 324-4380. 211 2 VonBuren. f^o smok- k ROUTE 770 convenient to Joromo or 733-1321 _! hook-ups. garage. $600.; hondlcopped/dlsablod. Ing. S675 4. $500 dop. Call r Ronl a ulils. based on 600-1000blkAspenwoodid TOP DOLLAR PAIDr Twin. T Coll 733-7445. Mortgages. Controcts. TWIN FALLS Beaulilul i “"S20 1 Jfor oppt. 326-4188. Incomo. Applications m ay Ln 3UHL - COMMERCIAL * 9 Acros. poslure. corrols ihomo for solo by ownor, rWIN FALLS.NEW3 J? ,a Tm st Doods & Notos. I REALESTATE tTWIN s FALLS Vory nico 3 be obtained Irom Twin .600-700 bik Green Tree tugo 4 bdrm. IH batt and : spacious 4 bdrm. 3 S115.000. 663 Mountain B W AN TED b t>drm. 2 bath, garage, pa- fq] No Foosl Meridian Ponnors bath brick home. bdrm, 2 bath, pollot n, Falls Housing Authority, Y . Way 1-flQ0-&01-9301 homo on 54 ocro witl J Viow Dr. Coll for viowing Ho. solf-doan oven, rolrig, 200 201 North Elm Street, O'Leary _ 4 n o u m .ii .u ini jt;iiuu IB ROBERTJONESREALTY ” - stovo. AC. nico fenced DW. n W /D hook-up. A(5, Tw j:^ 0 - 8 0 0 m appointment 734-9699.B — back yard, double garago. 4, Twin Foils, Idaho or by business. Nood a loca­ 733-0404 T 4th & Momlngskio. Chuck cal TWIN FALLS NICE C u s- i UstM lor sale. $875 7 calling 733-5765. Equal • k FAX E 733-B207, Dan Beard hoi tion? It's Idoal. Coll Tracy KIMBERLY Pioasant Val- i THE MOMT 733^)739 4 Housing Opportunlty.B Mann. S80.900 lom'96EXTRASt3bdnn. ■ 734-0400. $650 ft $695 ^ If yo u H v on th* E A S T loy, 2 bdrm. m bath, 2 bath. Great location ■ TWiRTXaSn^STwESg ■;; o f Twin Fall* « m n bsm l, liro placo. now sw ­ TWIN PaLl6 vary nica. CLCLBAnSPRINQSAPTaB. ^ $129,SOO/olfor. 735-8909. I smoll studio housd. oppls, tv5 appllcollons for Valloy Intertsta d In b tin g an'in' - BARKER ing & roof, 4 acres, bam . — YOUR rwIN FALLS - NU doan Vista Jf, Vlllago, 1 bdrm. Indapandartt nawapa-, Raaltora corral,' pasiuro & wolor. TTWIN FALLS. For salo by somo ullls. $310/mo * lrg in 2 bdmi. W/0 hook-up, , oot »■ f 4 0 1 1 $200 dop. 235 Van Buron. a. opts, for very low Income, par carriar... . I SCHOOLS/ Call S43-4371I $95,500. Coll 423-5556 Iowner, 3 bdrm. 2 both, AC, near Poii^ne School, 62/oldor or 18/oWor. mo- Plaaaa contact Dlatrlct or731-55S6oskforerad. |boautilul brick homo, lots AD ICall 734-8577. $ $, 4 1 5 . -fd o p . 7 3 3 -4 3 3 0 bill 'I I tNSTRUCTION aURLEY Southwost 4bdrm — TIMES CLASSIFIED ^ M anagar at 733-0931 ol upgradaa In 'Tho TWIN FALLS-Country Hwy 0) ______Equal Eqi Opponunity Hous^ 3 bath, contrai olr. 2 car KIMBERLY. Horso sot up « ' ,axt348 Grovo*. Call 735-1205.B DEPARTIWENT a30/Jockpol exchange. 5 jWn«IN FALLS 1 bdnn S e- ing. ing. Call 733-3500. Mon.- c garago. auto sprinklor. on20ac.Now2700sq.fi. < - bdrm. 3 bqlh, flreplsco. nl . * -k k k k k and advanced. Iwodlsh'■ dock, in quiet cul-do-sac. cusiom < homo, 4 bdrm. 2 WTWIN FALLS. Rosidonlial 208-734-5538 b nior opt storage, now cor- Fri., Fri. 9 om-4 pm or writo OR aoppls. No smoking. Dbl (x 653 R oso St. N. «62.B r c lass start 02/04/00. Twin2 S94.000.208-678-7143 .bolh | w/sunroom & all *businoss opportunity. Re­ pet SSg&fdep 735-0308 653 Falls Instlluto ol Holistic modeled 3 bdrm.+. Close -<■ garage. $800 + dop. 734- ^ amonitios. Noxt lo tive 208-677-4543 3811 § or 733-5336 Sylvio ^>V1N FALLS 147 iSSOAno TWf?nvINFA lj^. State Apta. Study, call 326-4870. ° BURLEY. 2 bdm>. cottage. stream\ , horso bam , priced ^ in on ac. C om m ordal or- * (BURLEY) ~ Now 2 bedroom. Rongo, 232 232 2 n d Ava. N. Unit *2. NEWSPAPER prico roducod. romod- to t soli by ownors. No ■oa/ownor cany. 734-3110 TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrni. 150 rofrig. re Microwovo, dish- 2 2 bdmb< i. 1 both with loun­ irfTERNSHIP olod, sliding drs. olf of po- f WANTED TO BUY 3 or 4 Madison.$450pormooth.M wi Roaltors.$326K. 423-5548 ■WENDELL 3 bdrm., Ig. woshor. W/D. Gas flro- dry dry fadllllos. $350+dep. W M a g ic Volloy Sludonts lio. now fumaco, 737-0233 ^ bdm> homo. L ease option Coll C 208-733-9658.B ploco,cb AC. Woter/SonAatlon CColonial olo Apta. 203 4th SL lencod yd.. $75,000. Call or owner carry w/small fS ' TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. paid. P« N ear school ft perk. N. N. Unit I f201. 1 bdnn. 1 TTio Timos-Nows. o 24.0000 SoJe* CAREY Homo & Shop on 536-S536.B______down. Good Incomo & w, 1.9 a c r e s Main stroot in down town, no pots/smo­ ELWOOD & EVANS balh. bolt S285+dop. indudes circulation dolly nowspa- ronlal history. 733-4661 u hoot, wotor ft sowor. Coroy. Zonad commer­ king. $S50+dop. 7 3 3 ^ 9 . 734-1401 hoo t » r In Twin Falls, olfors a j — 5 0 1 I wo r 733-8721 Marty ^ 28 Martin *28. Ctoan a cial. 4 bdrni. 1850 sq It. i ^ I Tw TnT a l LS. 224 Camay. tW iWT a l LS 2 bdrm , oil ‘ variety of paid summor in-I- j^^PEjnjO U SE^ ||acreaqes& lo^ YOUNQ family of 6 w onts 3 roady, 1 bodroom. 1 bath, C tomshlps for collogo stu- Shop 30x70.5180.000. 3 bdrm. 2 balh homo, oloctric, ot Irg yard, near to biiv 0 fixer upper which school a shopping. Water $400.00+doposlt. '.donts (or oxcoplional high^ ■ — - Coll 823-4535 $725*dop. No smoking. sc AWESOME... n S e e d s o-ict of TLC th a t 330 331 N. Elm. 3 bdrm. 2 balh. & & sonll. fum. $475 + dop. 130 3rd Ava. W est «B. school studonis) who DECLO. by ownor locatod S f l " ...view on tho canyon ow„ nor will carry. P lo aso «• Nowly pointod 1 bdrm. 1 grow up In our circulationn Pleaso chock your a d for ' $S75.00+doposll. Potsw/oxtradop.733-6381 Pt by schooi 1800 sq. It. 4 EQUAL HOUSINQ _ edge. 5 a cres for only call n 734-3060 Cher. . JEROMEj e NORTHRIM TW both, $350.00+deposit. r,ap>a. correctness on the lirst $28,500. Hunyl — day that it runs, o s Tho yrs old 3 bdmi. 2 both. Ig OPPORTUNITY Bl FAIRWAYSGOLF ba 3RAWLEY REALTY Klichon.Usod as a dayca­ balh, opt., garage. 4th & .Thcr goal ol cur Intomshlp3 Tim os-News Is not re­ M rMl MttW KtvwMlno h> C 5 2 1 1 &COURSE. 3 bdrm. 2 both Momingside.m < $595. Karon 734-5058 ro. Lg lot 654-2512 E v a a . a W knda. Oava program Istoculllvato po- sponslblo for orrors al­ BARKER JMANUFACTURED with w all tho oxlras, 734-7582 73 or 731.-0439. " 324-4603 tontial long'£diting/Poge Dosign package and The TIMES CLASSIFIED law. Our raadara v a haraby « 733-7653 Jj ♦dop. C^ll 734-4762. C all Korlo Todoy at Tim es News guar­ Informad Ihal aB tfwalUngt tts 6 0 1 I _ « vookly ratos • Atlordoblo • ;• Advonislng Soles DEPARTMENT achwtlaadlnMii>awipapar QOODINQ 40 acro s on air- ■ FU R N ISH ED TWIN TW; FALLS. SpackJUS 3 WINDERMERE ' ciooCtoon • Quiet • Friondiy • ^ J ^ s t o m o r Son/lco a n t e e s to s e ll m e r ­ ara avallabla on an aqual Siport hill. W est of G ooding. ■ HOUSES bdrm. 2 both opt. $500. ^ laKlmbwtyRd, 733-8620 chandise or 208-734-5538 opportunily bail*. To oiGood plac* for a Dairy, ■ ^ 733-135973 or 733-1308. wTFT yA L L S ' with kltch- If you a to intorostod in ex­ automotive Items OR Hlghwayfrontogo. ^ ploring a caroor with a esg.9777. Tha Toll-lraa J g$75,000. 208-234-0836 TWIN^ FALLS. 3 bdrm. 2 ons. $95 wkly, S225-$360 in 7 days and real I 6 0 3 n JonIlioi Finest fn town. Lg. 1 mo. on utils, pd. 733-8841. 3 tgrowing, profilablo. ag- 208-677-4543 both, fully fum ishod wllh ■I FURNISHED F APTS/ 3r2 or! bdm i. bsmL opt. 1500 = 1 ^ grossivo media company estate In 15 days KglZSSS'i'.'fiSS: ■fOLLISTER J 5 oprrovod, Iulillllos Includod. $1400 ■ (P U R L E Y ) L sow9r & wator. 4 undovol- B I DUPLEXES »q. sq. ft. 'All opplioncos. Bo w at covers your homo- o r w e w ill r e r u n por month with $1000 L 1sl $100/w k. a up. Incl! opod lots. Coll 1-717-262- ■ , tst. Coll Now. 208-736- ttfwn,.ploaso sond a ro­ t h e a d a n a d d itio n ­ doposlt. For moro Info. TWIN 5?ir FALLS - upstairs 1 5007.B 60< microwavo, retrlg.. su m o , roferonco lisi a n d 2120 to m ake oflor. Phonos, HBO. Ploaso call al 7 days. There call KomorCindy 0 733- bdrm bJ opt. $30S/mo. + t w i representativo sam ples of 5336or734-6104. AfIN FALLS Lg, duptox.3 208^208-733-6452. is a ^ extra V iew m y listing lEROME-TWIN FALLS. $150 dop. Utlts. Ind. No 3dmi. bdi 2 both, utility rm.. 2 =5771; your work to: po w ITTf a l l s . m 6 T e l 3 c h a r g e f o r th e 1, 2 8> 3 acro lots for ni Prudential pots. 436 4th Avo. W. Call '.ar coi garage, gas hoot w/ Tim es-News manulacturod-stick built Idaho Homa* « PTDpwtiaa 733-6491 73 or 326-4477. ail S100A«k.a$360AT>onlh. Mary Karren guaranteed Jir. rango. DW. auto 'Ihomos, raducad prIcMI h , 733-6336 ^ iprinklors. h4o Smoking or 48 2nd ^ Avo W. 733-5630 Human Rasourcoa package. Ads o n l i n e Groot kxation.734.9405A „ 1-e0»734-6536 TWIN FALLS studios. sP' $200 ft up dop. No -po’)ol8.$725/mo-»-dop.. rofs ...... C oordinator m ay be cancelled ...... [~ 606 ■ • Tha Tlmes-Newa LOTS a ACREAGES ^ smoking/drlnklng/drugs. oq. m«3 Coll 733-8301. B | „ e a r fy f o r c u s to m e r a t I f i Lm obi^^hom e^ P.O . Box 54a. 2.50 ocros south of Twin, lnqulroal412M aTnA voN fViMtfVIN FALLS Save $ i L £L convenience but okay for monulacturod idJ UNFURNISHED _ . T w in Falla, ID 83303 www.magicvaUey.coic o m M ^HOUSE^^ g” :toon studio. $250 /mo. snnr the Charge wilt l>omo. $23,000 604 I SJtilsh Ind., 734-5483. UHL 2 bdm i mobito hom e Qof^llno: Feb. 15.2000 ’ remain the sam e. g W I S!19.Acres - Noar Albion, UNFURNISHED fWi In nlco traltorpark. $350 + looking to Mt. H arriso n . ^BUSS largo 2 bdrm Iraikir. I iVlN f^A LLS- D uplex 2 la5200 o ! dop. No pots Ptooso .th e Timos-Nows Is a drug- a APTS/DUPLEXES I MrxJrm, 1V4 bath, DW, W/D coll 1 . Ireo workpiaco and on Jeannette Jeffries C an tw split. 410M 4th Avo S. $375 * ■ _ coll a n d Iv m ssg 543-6764 dop7360322orS34-5301 ^ tmlookup, AC, stove, rolrig., 7 7 ^ ' V qual-opportunity 1 to 2 acro Snoko Rivor H £UEN lrg 1 bdrm. $225. 2 natlarago & carport, polio. " frontago silos. Undor- ■ emptoyer. 3UHL -1 bdrm. $300 nw. bdrm, bd $275. Dop. $200 guiluiet. no pots/smoklng. ^''’0'Blnglo-wWe, on iol. 2^-Sr Coidweli Banker —ground utillUes, no osso c . LCali 543-4167. ooioach. 1/2 oil 1st mo. ronl. S5(aoomo+dep. 733-8393. 0®™garage. $3 8 0 + $200 dep. duos. R tj N o p els. Id. H ousing ok. y^eijj f ^ p e ta . Rofs. 73 4 -5 5 1 8 J Westem Realty ™ 3UHL2or3bdrm. w/appls. No ViN FALLS. i2 0 0 Olf 1st ^ lOBERT JONES REALTY Foncod ^ yard. Now paint. Renter pays onfy powor. 733^M 04 ^ nonth. 2 bdrm, 2 both •»*IN View m y listing ---______sc Call208-S43-e331.B 825-5449 or 423-5670 »/ory nlco. cloan hom os! ______l( ipt. $50 0 m o.+dop. W/D. Vary -WIN FALLS BoautMul qui- BUl3UHL. Houso lor ront or RL*^LER -Now 2 bdmi opts. no10 pota^smoklng.734-6694.-1 Ill »with W /0 hook-ups. 1- , ^ W e W aia n t T o Times-News ot country setting. 3000 Ci DW. slovo. AC. W/D n ~ Mrm. $330 mo. 2 bdrm. sa te, taking applications. O'* WIN F A U S . 1 b d r m . S S S sq ft home on‘20 acros. sjiiRefs.roq.Can324-e615Ji hook-ups, gorogo. $600. '/** S350 mo. 3 bdrm. $380 ” > M ake Y ouu A L o a n o n l in e 10 mlnutos SW ot Twin eJ Coil 733-7445. “ismt. J apt. Newfy romod- moTK>. 1P lu s $200 dop. Crodit Falls. Fabulous outbuildl- E-MAJL uj your dassilied ad — ilod, all utiia.+coblo, and landlord checks a t lo u s o t ' W $ 1 0 0 -- ^ $ 7 5 0 ngs. Groat for homo J c ^HOUDAY SPECIAL S4C400rtno.+dop. 734-1908. reouroquirod. Coil 733-4607 www.magIcvalley.con b a s o d b u s in e s s . 3 0 x 6 0 BUI ’fwVIN i FALLs . 1 bdrm. 6 a s lolor r application. a clean Insulted, hooted, iDEN so 2 bdmv som o oppls., $1C loat, stovo/rolrlg. W/D f9nS7 (100 Off 1 s t m o n th s B i n ? a D 3 ------lighted shop. 30x30 hoot- ret. Ro req. water & sanita- lookup. No pots. $360/ RVV oro r mobiio hom o spoco. CALL USi TODAY! x ) m od shop. 30x60 storago tk>n Ind. nowly romodolod. mo,(io.+$360 dop. 423-4532. area w/sliding door A g°"a25-5529 Monthly rata s avollobto overhead door. 4-bay -aurelPark ApartmentB T^iN ^ f a l l s . 2 bdmi. 1 C Can an K arta tor moro inlo :OEN.t N k» 2 bdrm. oppls. porking. 10 acros pasture = s 176 Maurice Street bOIOlh w/appls. $476/mo. WINDERMEREW 7 3 4 - 44 3 3 3 aanllotlon fumishod. no 400 socurlty dap. No proi Ray Sabala of f crostod whoot grass. Twin FBlit $4( Stool frame corrals S'pots. $400*^. 423-5104 ____ 734-4195 potiots. 737-3906.737-39t6. _ Sabala Realty w/concralo drt foodlng oroa. !!r I $2Prlvato woll. Beoutilully ^ l o n d s c o p o d . H u g o EOE I driveway. Pricod to sollll aa •A $22S,000/oWor. 736-8845 pg vlf . BlOTIinw4<«w,TI, Twin Fell*, Idaho Monday^.January 31 ,2 0 0 0

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f e w s C i IW T h e^sTImes-N :all 733-00931 or 6> 7 7 - 4 0 4 2tTbdayr ' HORSE TRLR. rX 16' Cir­ :ir- GROUND WATER RIGHTSTS •1 MISC. Romodelod! Dbi. a cle J. gooseneck, rubber)or Dalry-larm-commerlcai. a COCK.A.POO puppies. 6 :ol. RREW OOD. 734*35877* 4 817 I single vanity tops, Incl.;l. wks old. Cutel 1 m ale . 2 C E S O N B R I D i B o M g W o lir mal. now brakes. $5000.X). Magic Valley. 825-5617.B *-************* THE AC] )GE P lease coll 208-934-6520. r* I MISC FOR SALE water tops, elngle, $20.. femaleS70each643-8S16 !2; REBUILT NELSON too00 LUMP a STOKER COALM. ^^ dbl. vanity, $30. O ak ban- ***************r * full circle, big guns. Colt:oll 6:00 am to 5:00 pm weekly ikly BLACK WALNUT lumbor.r/ ister, $25, olc. 733*0515.L ^lofg^hakVSfES.^S^lJ 3 ‘ V " T h ^ is none who'jho cannot teach winnersrs unless East has Q-lO-x-x, ADVANCED 2O0-366-718I __ Call M ooro'elnc.423-S533>33 very nico grain, good so- CONSIGNMENT >• MISC. W edding dress, nev-v- leltl CUTEII 734*Sg60.« somebody somethiithing, and there in whichch case no plqy would woric. ^ SOLID SET SPRINKLER ^ loclion. 100 It. 5300 or by'V er worn, pd. 5400. Soil Wednesday, Fobnjary 2nd PIPE for solo. 5900 a line. i 8 t i _ I sq. ft. 736-0870 )<■ FREE Cocker Spaniel, ■ is none so excellenilent but he is ex- 400-5*700 Ib Open Heifers $260. Ladder a lumberor purobrod, papers, 19 Coil 432*5360. _ |FUflNITURE4^^ r rack, 5150. '64 Ford 269 ceUed." NORTH 01-91-A^ Plus Regular Run lU BLAZE KINO WOOD ’9 w eeks old. 208-S31-4199. ialiasarGracian 4 AKJ9 WATER SHARES 49.54 n r STOVE w/blowor. Vory' block a heads, all ma- — BaU >K shares Northside Canalfa^t COUCH, 5350. Coll I chined, 5650-invesied, FREE- Indoor only cata, 2 V AKQ5 PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK 644-9268. nico pool table, S2S0 eoch ,' odult fem ales, 2 six JEROM E, ID water. 5500 per shore. _ or bostoHer. 423-6173. " sell 5500. Call,543*5010. ♦ K74 Call Goorgo O 738-5332. J. months oid klttons.Oood ♦ 73 208024-4345 12. COUCH, beautilul, brown, wilh kids. 677-8964 “What Is the mainain dilTcrcncc be- • WHEEL UNES(1D).O00d-=: llko new. 5300. CON-N - BOW* Precision 1050 com- tween average cardird play and thal ll, SOLETV.S300.736-841515 ^und^Bow 5200.Colllj That birihdoy ad you placed =: Ing/BIIss oroa. Toll som o timo ago In 77>e - ofachampion?"askstsks a reader. WEST? EAST 7 0 2 wheels, 52000. Caii 352-12- COUCH, Bluo 3 piece wllh pups, both m other a TImos-NowS? Now is tho0 father, dowclawed,'vaccl* My answer is: "Tl;"The main differ* 4k 10 6 4 2 * QS FARMmANCH 4660 or 644-2424.B fold oul bod. 5350. Calioil COUCH a LOVE SEATr time to com e pick up your 736-0823,______jr noted, no papors.^Malos ences lie with hanilandling sim ilar V 9 8 6 V 4 3 SUPPUEagOUIP> WHEEL UNES (9)Usod w/ 5100. IOWA S tereo 5300.I. picturos. Stop by Tho only, 575.208-677*22^7 J IS. 3 ♦ A 10 8 6 2 ■ tall whools & 5' pipo.0 . COUCH, opon Iramo, solidSI5 Coll 736-2052. Cusiomor Sorvico Dopt suit combinations, The average ♦JSS ' GOLDEN RETRIEVERS 185 SHARES Snako Rivor9r 53350. Sunriso Irrigation.m. o o k w /c u s h io n s , o x c . - todoyl ' player has troublee differentiating:d ♦ K Jrs 5 * 109 8 4 DON'T SPEND ANOTHER - AKC. 5200, ready 2/7, wiii Sugar Co. $800 lirm.T. 734-9444 or 733-6574 cond. 5225. 734-6894 or the champion recogcognizes shades SuiTimer wishing you woro, SAFE LARGE, for sale.>■ hold until V*Dey734-4127 ; of difference." Goraid E. Prico C.P.A. WHEEL UNES • 8 center— 734-0546..Biii-doys. __ thini Start now lo looso up3 year 1910, doublo sided, ; SOUTH Pioase call 208-678-9019. Ig CRIB a MATTRESS, nov- soporato combinations, ‘_ Here’s a good exaexample, »• moves, oxc. cond. Ig IV- ' to 20 lbs. In 30 days, K AKC pups, ready now of ♦ 8 7 3 BALER 430 Now Holland.I . whools, 53700/olfor. 654-4- or boon usod, brand nowl has rem ovable self,' wl Naturol-oasy-guarantood. '■ will hold for V alentino's An average play dduirnn/s jack, Vulnerab:able: North-South or bost ofler. 423-4545, =i L I V IN G R O O M S E T . WILL THE PERSON IN : r. twlnadOmIcron.net '* LAB AKC Rog. YollOw Lab losing to Bast’ss cqueen. East Dealen: NorthN C A SEIH 8555 balor. now* I 706 I Couch, loveseat,' Easy RLER who bought my ro* ‘ switches to hisI cciub 10, and TheblddiMng; . I FARM SEED & chair. M odem bolge/muill.ftf^ Youll M pioo»oniiy turpri»oO frigorator call mo to-plck itI, availoblo for stud, oontoct ost modol. In-lino. oxc. I Gory 736-624S.B v ' South’s club queenn Idloses to West's cond. S9,000/ollor CallII L f e r t t u z e ^ Vory good condilion.n ai how oaay il It lo ploco a up or loso it. W ayno . East South West 654-2086 or 654-2802 SSOO/olfor Call 734*77855 elaatilled od. Tho cost Is Piorco. Buhl. 543-5151.. LABS, t AKC; Rog. 2 C h o c - king. West returriss hihis club jack to. Pass— !:.»----- Pass low...tho totulls aro high. r ORGANIC COMPOSTT ------LOG PINE------olates, males, 2 while, South's acc, and SouSouth draws the 4 ^ Pass Pass Pass Thal't dataltloO- 733-0031. moles, 2 blocks, 1 lomalo. last trum p wilh his jack; Since 30* corn snappor hoad!I 58.00 por ton. Ti'uck & B ede & T ab les. Boautifull i 818 I . '■ South knows where oariogo uso w/claos ad ap ­ lots only. Volume discou­J. Madoioordor. 487*3019. |MUS|CALjN^^ tre the diamond Openingg lead:li Heart eight n t s . Horizon Organic ace is, he leads a spaspade instead of tor hookup.S2B.OOO. c MISC. Round wood loblo & I 1 male. Exc. breeding, le t I FAX PIANO large old upright, i Ploaso call 208*324*7148.I. Do/ry— 208-438-84S0.« 4 choirs, bulfot w/hutch, shots. 5300 00.324*8783. a diamond. And instr Btonding bross scroon, • ovcrtrick instead of ani undertrick damonstraUon, 734-8286• T. lo bo dolivorod around : PITBULLS Purobro4-’pup- for a vulnerable gamame swing. ITER: Club 10. With the ex­ i Wondoll oroD. Call 934-t Sa^"cn?l8'34-MM'^°*°'^ SSO. Cali 825-5469. I pios, 5125. mom S dod , JD 4430. Quod. 4*whoolI 4036 or 539-4036.B Why is the champimpion'sp&ybet- P o tioion r of winning three trump n JUKEBOX AMI, nol In op* i PETS a ^P g L IE S I Pon sllo. Rosorvoltow.' drivo, cab, AC. AM/FM, 7i 4 816 I Coil 423-4701. C tcr? Since dummyy hjhas the nine of ^ c k s , yoyou do best to make a con* 18X4 38, duals, weights.■ HAV dairy & loodor & oai . I oration cond., but havo oil • B ^EXERCjSEEQUIPX^^ BLACK LAB pups, 7 w?hO : i spades, if thc spade ive lead rather than a rislg'' tripio hydraulics, dual litt; hay, Ig boles. For sale J Iho p o rts, 5 3 5 0 . so o 01 ' POODLES, AKC, silfiir le -' ade 10 o r queen ] Coll 734-3589 ov o s.a To good homo. 423*4444^ di^ps doublcton, hc Inglead. assist, 6984 hrs. Call 326* 5 Ai’s Amorlcan Cor Caro male, white mole, 1st hc can claim his HAY Exc qualily. 1st & 3rd3 PRO FORM ELLIPTICALL 1619Klm borlyRd. j shots. Call 423-5935.« game (or overtrick).0. IIf neither hon- 4605 evonlngs.H ^ . EXERCISER. 5200. firm. BLUE HEALER mix pup- Al MF 50. 1956. Now onglno alfalfa. 3 string bolos. s MISC. Combo air hockoy py, 6-7 mo. old. vory culo, ' s . D PUPPY LOVE V or appears. SouthI rc retains the op* s«dbcMr>ber. Vory straight. : a gomos, 5300. firm. ping pong, 5175. Ook - groot w/kids. vory obodi* AKC : ENGLISH BULL£K)GS \ tion of leading a thithird spade to- r to TTm Acm. P.O. Da W3*. SuorlM. n . ■ onl. would bo good cattlo i ud* anl-dWi poMMt •tamp lor mly. 54500. Coll 934-9936 ' "HAY. Dairy hoy. 105*203 Weight bench a welghtas crib. 575. Call 736-2060. Doclowod a 1st shots. ward dummy’s J-9.). ThisTl cinches 10 KM um Unlud Pntura.SrxHcmr. Inc RFV. straw covorod. ton S200 fimi. Coil 733-7509 ] dog 11 Irainod, noods to 51200 t lomolos. ^000 PAUL 500 Snoko River ® MISC. CoucMovosoot/cof- lind homo ASAP. Call ^molos. Ready lor wilon* Sugar Co. boot sharos & bolos, wo con dollvor. 1st1 3pm-10pm. ' ond 2nd crop also avail. . foo table, 5200. M otorized' 732-5263.B tine's. Coll 536*151(;oves ground for loaso. Plooso KOOp custiiiod In mir>a whon7 door con, 5250. Rolrig., i TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. m o­ 4. call Tom Dalloy accoun* Call 208*662-5438 or BORDER COLUE puppies. YELLOW I LAB AKcE2 yr. mo- TWIN FALLS. F urnishodlod FARM FOR RENT: 200 •» 208-509-1661. you want to flxchongo> 575. Dbl. bod. 5100. bilo homo. S385/mo.«S38S385 oflico spaco. Incl. dosk. ,f tani 208*436-S607« unutwuioms lor enth. Purobrod. 575. Ploaso fomalo S 5200. SPWNQ. sk. acres. Pivots. Sugar loaf . Email: thcO dcdl.not.» . . I Plooso call 200-736-2060. Call 543-6014. ■ e dop. Call 20S-736-4G23.H3.H phono, voice mail, an-in- area. Joromo, 324*5004 ER/LAB, 7 mo. maio, PLOW Allis Chalmers SSO. Both houso traloed a sworing sorvlco, 56K In­ 0 noedo work. SSOO/olfor. In* PAUL - Farm lor ront; 160 • 4 802 I obodiom. Call 934-^96. 607 lomot accoss, conforoncoICO ocro spudlMot/grain north h Coii 407*3019 OFRCE& I APPLIANCES I room, fax & copy machlnoino Of Paul. CailS32-4466B- • i ^LLER HARROW. 21-. RETAIL SPACE; Slaning at S600/mo. Call .— :2" W A N TED PO TA TO5 Kawaneo. SI6OO or best DISHWASHER, '98 Mogic 4 X a i ^ Kom Collins at 733*5336. r, otfor. 837-6396. eveninos. Z. 500 s q fl o ftlc o . UllNdos !£: GROUND to lea se in Chei, 4 cycle, porto- 1*08 TWIN FALLS. Primo loco- Jorome/Wendoll oroa.. ! SHARES* 200 Sn a k e r Iv- blo/lnsori. Usod 6 mo. b u ss: m E s s f Inciudod. Good porklng,"O' Hon, sm all ollico sp a co . & S E R V I ' OroQl visibilily. Downtown ;o. Terms cosh rent 324*7920 3 a r C o. S u g a r. S o n d ro* Now $500 asking 5350/ >wn 440 Bluo Lakos Blvd. N. ? pllostoBox91204.%The oflor. STOVE 2 ovens, Twin Fnlls. Avail. March. 550 sq. ft. upstairs, 55050 I 613 I • SCOO mo. Call 734-3154 1 Times News. PO Box works 550/oflor. Coll 536- H H H a^ i sq. ft. bsm l. Ulils. pd. by I PASTURE WANTED I 548. Twin Fails, ID 83303 5964 ofter 3 Cat/ 73. * ownor. S495 por month. 733.0931 u t I for m o f Infom‘nnat/enortvurterrko rtprttt • ••••••• th. ; • Call Bill 208*734.6490.«■ WAITED Summer posture■ SHELTER: Chain link pan- DISHWASHER, portable.' TWIN FALLS • > ois w/groon slots 16x 8 ft SI 50/offer. Coil 536-2316 h a n d V m a n rtsontathm 15 = tor 15-20 head of cattle. X 6 It high. W ood fram e BUSINESS INCOME TAX V FallM Pro/oaalonal i o 8 I Cnii 536-627B.______otfor 8pm. Confer roof wtlh ribbed motol. Lo* ; SERVICES »-AW OflK OFART>->- • Electronic Tax Filing* COMMERCIAL coted near tho cornor ol MAYTAQ Elociric Range. 1 - privaio ollico, privaio RENTALS i 616 I 30*.Ovon door noods Hondymon Sorvicos Refund F Anticipation Loans ontranco. boinroom. hoat* . Canyon Springs Rd. & TWIN FALLS ViSA/MastoiCaid Accepted d By a CPA woikir]p J gROOMMATCSWAN^ ' repair. 560.676*8759. PLAN ROOM H om a repairs, Eloctrical, V ino syslom . all ulilltios Fillmoro. Moko olfor. Call - JACK STEVENS exclusively on tnick ® TWINFALLS 736-1857 I Jo b s to bid for Gonorals. plumbing, light carpentry, paid. S275 por mo. palming. FREE Estimatesi Tax preparation drivers and owner/operator - - Otfico/Shop • STOCK TRAILER -1979 S250, GE spoco Mlcro- Sub-contractors a Suppli* ■ Call 734-9000 or 733-0328, Ovorfieod door, ample FEMALE Roommoto * w ave 5250. Coii 644-9266 733-0966 ■ 733*4766 -= returns. Roasonable' WW 6X2 0 , g o o so nock. . ora. Blueprint copios. pricos. Call 3 2 4 -0 ^ 3 . . parking, good location , Wantod. S200 * 1 f 2 734-PLAN {7526). ' . ' • ••••••• ■ S2000. Caii 538-2643,■ * HANDYMAN PAINTING & • .S iz o d fro m 1 1 5 0 8q.fi. utiiitios. 732-8135 - ELEC.'STOVE, 5150.’ “ T R E E & S H ^ B __ and upl FREEZER 5200. Call CARPENTRY. DRYWALL tw iN FALLS - 1,000 sqq fttt Coil Sieve Hollows . 25-35hp, HDw/cressiink. 5125. Coll 733-3929. . 734-0728. "P Of doluxo ofllco spaco.•o- WINDERMERE ETC, •Handyman Son/icos f lots ol windows, contor* T STOVE Whirlpool, gold, Oli sh a k e ro o fs. “i" Property Managomoni •I•Pooling - Foncing • D ecks e “Pruning Perfecfion’' onpo room. Coll 734*4139, Steiger, BA2S hrs, Cum*^ groat condition. 5150/ofl* Exterior a interior pointing. ^ 734-4334 or. Coil 736*2975______R etired licensed General •Modular Hom e Repair • E v erg ree n s «Shrube TWIN FALLS - 2500 sq. It. i ^ 701 n mins ongino w/Aliison 5 Contractor w/ovor25 yrs. ThoAtfordMbloOnot . F ree ea tlm a te sl o •»April Is too loto!«» Chiropmctic/Boainy/Fiinoss. tw in fa lls . Promloror I^^IVgTOCI^^ spd. irons. Also incl. V exper. En|oya carpentry C allJerom e 644-1219 •C a ll now for fruit t e e s Govommonl/Roal Esioto/to/ commercial properllos. 2 heavy duty 3 way 14’ Kenmore exc. cond! work. Cell 735-0615 736-3799 _ Buhl, nier. Klmberty, T.F. 2 CATTLE - roplacemen grousor blade, good rub­ 5250. Single washor, _ Retail. A Groai Placo lorfor bidgs. In well traveled ar- RonYat88-736j)870 ”■ hoifors. 7 head Rod An* ber on 24.5R32 duals, S125.Worranty. 736*4805 HEA-HNG^^ Your B usinoss. Excollont>nt oa, both w/pull through gus cross 700 lbs. Call ^ALLPAPEf^ I! Parking. Filor & Fillmoro.ro. boys. 5K sq. ft. 734-3400, 545,000. Coll 324-7148.* : 2. 352-4292. ■______f I 808 1 Call Susan Fuhrman.n . _ j tHA6T6h,Jb8200,Mfi6, I T h e H andy Hubby LUPHER PAINTINQ. INC. . T*877*738-6585. i 609 duals, 850 hrs., warmnly. I COMMUNICATION DALE'S TREE U&B yearlings, lon^g yeahings S e t u p . Iniem el, o-moil, SAWTOOTH SHEET Painiing. Pi Romodoling, Tex- J. TWIN FALLS BUSIESTi j I CONDO RENTAL/ 731-5516or324.1232.il ■^^DEVICE^^ | spread sheets, inslall • METAL turing a Woiipajjering. ® C H IP P IN Q ^ INTERSECTION hasas I TIME SHARE 4 2 yr. olds. Most Al sired. T,VifANTdb IMMEDIAtfeLY ■ programs, minor trouble IHeallng/AC Relrlgoration Senior Citizens dlscountl For mulch ordlspdial. EPOs and perform&nce Stump grlnder.^ree spaco available. Amorl­'I- reconis avail. Select now Small oldor Gohl silage = shooting, Larry, 734*1732 CCommorclal ond rosidontiai CCall Bill e (208) 324-3475 ^ c an Plaza on ( Slue Lakosos MUST SELL, in Cobo Mex* .food wagon, sido TELESCOPING ^ ANTEN* iarbiy li Ocybertilghway.net (208) 733*8546 or (208) 727-1267 cell. Jestim f ates. Call (S0a734- <• & will hold til 4/15. 934- NAS. 40'& 80', 550 a . 2742or(SOB)7333b23 & Falls ) h a s 4200. sq ft. lcoM flr.10.17*00.2bdfm. 8552 or 530-2627. discharge, loss lhan Stt. with extra court yard viow.w. 2 bath Condo. S loops 6 wido. WANTED older fork 575. Call 208-421*0914. g r a v e l ~ HOME RQP F IN G ~ ______S2750..amontn.plusulii-III. . ,Air fere not inciudoda CATTLE. 35 mostly black lift, lorits & m ast lo mount 4 TREE SERVICES Ities; 5 yrs lease roquirodJd StSOO/offer 678-5448 stock covvs. S826 pier on back ol tractor for fork I BROCMIAN^daoaAVEL ' . PROFESSIONAL ' . - Call 206*666*2427. im.WANTED older used IL_COM^mBS_ “ TREE8.R4)S: conioct ownor directly HENDRY-a SONS ROORNG ' ft COATINGS r J ", S cott ol First Rosort: (208)8> i 611 I IOT trailer to houl . ■ A W , ^ ^ | a s o gravol. 733-7221 or 326-6857 ^ back-hoe. WANTED okler cSiif^aoeo.AM C D/Ki-e. Carpenters r •TotelTreo Care«&mp 72S-4000 Jfarm sforre^ ' oroa, 1 feed or you leed. ' Commercial, residential. ground drtvon o r PTO 64 Mb , 10.0 GB, i r mon-. V Commorcial a Residential Buildup e roofs. Most minor Removal • Total LonSboap- ^ TWIN FALLS Call 643*2466 men. '..WodeOyeror^tuiul. ^ Ail Jo b s Large a Small Ing • R rew o o d so l0 by Itor: still in warranty. 5900, V *-Ca1l4».^16B leaks repaired In 24 hrs. 43* Exvoutlve Offtos Spaceaa BUHL. 40 acres. Mostly y ^ 6 3d head oi dairy . cau°mmsS5 w ^‘ CaiIS43wH67... • - Interior a E ^e rio r _ theoord epIHfe Locallons: Blue Lakos, now sooding hay. Morn­|. cows, small dairy closing rr 7 3 2 -^ 1 8 o r 731-6069B delivered • Free EMmate • Addison, Shoehone. ings call 208-326-4247.BI down, animals currently '* ROOFING! V/43t-S391 - 678-4iefeves r being milked. 436*6623 used ' 4 balo hay wagon. CD-ROM*, ' sound, modem! ^ treasonable ralesi ^ ^KImborty Road EDEN HAZELTON AREA HOME REPAID F from 140 ■ 3500 sq.fl. ^ eves or 438*9373 daysB JPlow Mil 206438*5696. printer, I WIN 95, M S Of*. VACUUM S a | e S 300+ acres, sprinkler irrt- • fice 97. $395.733-1110 V w«h various arranoomonts” gation. cash rent. Call1; ^-MAtLyourclassliledad BENEREL'S HOME CARE 7 3 7 - 0 6 0 0 " AND SERVICE C*H Stovo Hallowt 208*867*2994.« lo us at 2000 ‘ crop yr 26 acres cmSpDTERaooiSHiAT C ^ FAX Orywall, Painting, D /or mcro Information ^ u g a r ^ e ts . call 629-S379. , - D P P R & WINDOW ^ - twlMdOmlcron.n^ • cose 48 megs memory. Carpentry. All homo Salea STnaSlliitlon ^ ELECTROLUX 3.2 gig hord drtve, 34x cd. repairs Inside a out. 10 Fi WINDERMERE loose, 1700 ac. Irrigated YOUR Free estimates, financing Sal Vacuum deanem , ose Sugar Beet Shares. 66k I m odem , 4 m eg video > yrs oxp. Freo estlmaiee. ^m pooers, centralvacs. farm. Located In Paterson (208)829-5369 leave m sQ Jcard. Asui moltierboordi. Call Bnjce 733*7643 7 3 7 -0 0 0 0 area of Eastem Washing* S ales, sen/ice and rgpalr. W indows 96B. worka AD 239 0u B o la Z - ion, 18 circles all o n l main■ n S i S ? ■705^ I great. t 56W. 677-4838.W - t w i n f a l l s s m a ll o m ci ' ”S ? y p l 5 180'lor $ n W t TIMES CLASSIFIED IHOME REPAIRS !SHARPENING ~ Call 733.661^ * line with wells. Lots ol |_JRRIOATION_J jj o r BoutJqu*. Great' ’ water. W ant lo rent long each/offer. Call 326-4576 I DEPARTMENT. SE R V IC E E ___ Location. Campus, Com- I or 4 2 0 ^ 6 ^ ______I ~ 810 n TONY'S HOME REPAIRS W E D D IN G t f term , m ust show financial FdR SALE new 26 hp S mons. Filer A Fillmore, ^I ^ F I B W O O ^ J 208-734-5538 • ‘ Landscaping 'JO j H N 'S SHARPENING I short coupled lurblne ■ s ■.< sa ocnno. A-en-Tsa-esas. •Oiywall ‘Feucets •Toilets . SERVICE ffi SIOOO. Black Oe?d° pump. p Low preeaure. Fl OR •Rental Ciean*ups iCom plete sherpening. Big S tWIM rtL tS. h ot rent"orir % The T1mes*News, Ing, well broke $1200. High f- volume. Complete 9 II P.O . Box 548, S^o'por^p*aMet!'vv^w!li 208-677-4543 •Painiing ^JanltoriaUtc. tCarbU e a ste el saw s. C< SS 1 2 5 0 e g . fl. C all Buckskin Paint colt S600. w/IIOBt v switch & panel Ii ym 734.^227 Of 655.4283Jli_ Twin Falls. Idaho B3303.M load. Call from 8 am to 5 •Wo do wttut you cant 141 Bracken S t S- Ve L Ormakeoffers. S43-8610 Jbox. 55,000.678-2718.B pm p Mon.-Frl. 732-0292JI (BURLEY) Big Dress Sale 5tO.$3SO Tony-734*M22 7^34-4050^ • l-e00«l71.40s0 . Cniise73 a Prom Dresses

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QUEENSLAND HEELERS’S WANTED- High cfiaira,a , A UTTLE chilly lo havo o . Rod/Bluo, $100. e wks. I REMINGTON 3&O6 m odel INOMAD *96. 25 It., Irg ml- CCHEVY-7 7 . PS. AT. sholl. ^ MN0A,Accoid.1SB4,LX. ''/■ « • pack-n-play, 60 oato, chll-III- yord solo? Coll mel n i buy' 700. Sqopo & strap $270 crowavo. owning, phono, 4 i o i o I CH:HEVY CORVETTE 1969, HON ^ . 4 2 0 ^ 1 Of 326-4655^ dfon’s toys. All good)d ovorythingl C itf73M 90T . $135oT good, ■ S.R.F.C.U. accepting bWs 2 2di dr. 5 apd. 4 C D , low . 731-1t5o /736-4687OV0 TV. Oood level. $13,500 I VAN & BUSES ^ 46,000 role. Bce. eood. C, condition. Call 678-2107 543-4931 orS43-5334 g thru 5:00 PM. Fob. 28th. 4«.< KIMBERLY. 606 ContOrr 8PORTER DELUXE 1022, CHEVY -I960 lo^i*box, CallC for Dotalls 734-8671 $8900/orfor. $89 7S3^€09SM hlp«-OSA opprovod, oxc!(C. doys or 678-2729 ovos SL W . SoL Sun. Mon. 8 to bloodllno, AFC, roady mid I wlth3x98copo.$175.Call :H EV Y, e i C am ino. *72. UNCJNCOLN Continental Se­ Fob. $250. Call 3244466. WANTED largo wlnd-d. 4.M0v whoolbaso, $1900 ri AKC $500. oach 788.909393 a m o te r wind mill plo o se»e ImEDICALSUPPUES HOTTUBSff*OOLS »p j. 40', Qoosoneck dovo I /otter. Call 768-1474Ji PIPloaso can 206-423-4803. ,$$6S0/olfef. ^ 734-4480 727-7602 or 7 8 8 ^ 7 9 call mo back. I lost your rostorod, groot tor worit or _ ur tall trlr. Call 420-9654JI play. | Bost otter. Coll 733. DODOE D< ■ -93 Grand Cora- T i —I numbor. Also wantod : H oTTueap. on, with : E-MAIL yourclossitied ad H W ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR, 2609 or 737-2974. van. v AC, crulso. body a t o u s a i . ^ Bul I t In phone systerni ' 1 ^ I II $175. HOSPITAL BEDI new oosy lilt & covor. I Intorior doon. runs grool, exc. cood. $10,500. 536- ISTEREOffiADKVCOsIs | w/traposo, $450. WHEEL $120Q/oKor. Coll 734-3728 I avIa tion I ^CHEVY, ‘97, heavy H tow- 6741 or 487-2272 wknds Ing pkg. Loalhor, loadedi 179K ' hwy. miles. Sor- s r fr: WANTEDTOBUY-3-= CHAIR, $45. BATHI ------S P A S & POOLS -- viced rogulariy. complolo =ORD.'89Probo.rod,AC. , . ^ 2 WAY RADIOS. 8 MolO- I 57K. $22.400.733-Se39.B ) 113K, reliable, $2000/otf- 1 EW ES.duolotomb CHAIR. $10.736-2060. Previously own.od ! rocords. dopondobio, 'j • rotia, multl'Siatlon & 1 HANGER 32X42. High CHEVY, C ’97. hoavy V4. oxl. « or. 736-3275 or 7350608 *30 Motorollo baso station.- Feb/Morchfor4-HproJoc1.:t. WHEEL CHAIR, goodI 734-8103 $3750/olfor.536-6150.B 1^; Call 324-2587 I Snoko River Pool 8. S po . .quolity. For ront In cab. ' many oxtros. 40K _ =ORD Mustang '97. 2 dr MERCURY ^ *00 G rand ‘ Pkiaso call 208-420-9654. cond. $300. W alker, good DODGE-1990 coravan. - cond. $20. Call 734-4940. Joromo. Call 733-4462 mllos, ■ loadodi Exc. cond. D< coupo, VO, oil powor, AT. Marque, ™ exa cond., (uO : i WANTED to buy Moiorcy- s DTTd a n CE SPA 5 por. - $22,400. Evo. 733-1963.B AC,fi AT. cruiso, $4100/ “ powor, AO. $3400. Call son,excolloni shapo. 4 "-. , ! oxoc. cond. low milos. JL A u d lo lO W l subs withIh clo o r ATV. running or not. offer. Call 7330351. 208-438-2964 | 1002 CHEVY, c Sllvorado. 1991, $13,000. Coll 532-4882 B . 7 3 4 .5 1 S 3 .. box, $275 for all o r oltor.jr. Call 324-4663. AUTO PARTS & 4X4, short box. custom FORD FC - 1998 Wlndstar, — Coll 825-4209 'O R D TEM PO '8 7 . SOK, ^IISSAN IS S SENTRA. *00, WANTEO TO BUY: Top•p f c - g j q 907 ~\ I paint. CD, oxc, cond. oxc. <> cond.. AC, PL, PW, Runs great, looka great. WANTED TO BUY: Usodsd Halt ol Oak Hooslor stylo Cailso, AC.208-436-3933 powor P mirrors, romoto exoc. ®* cond. noeds trans. MOTORHOMESaR^ ACCESSORIES | $ 6 0 0 .7 3 6 0 0 0 2 Iv mssg. $2500.736-9218afler5 Diroct TV Salolllto Sys­s- coblnol. 41 Inches wide. CHEVY, Suburban, 1982, entry/alarm, « 65K mis. ** tom. CaB888-256-9026JiJi Any condillon. 324-2567ii d 901 I $12,800. Call 7360081.B ^CRO. Escort; ’98, oxcol- ILDSMOBILE '89 Cutlass, I SEE The BEST Bargolne * PS. AT, lock out hubs. _ low miles, roduced over s oltor 5:00 pm § ATVSWOTORCYCLESI Irt th e M agic Valley for good cond. $4K. 734-2643 FORD, FC EconoLIno High lonl cond. 32K mllos, vory L®* 4 ^ 8 2 T I BLAZER 1984 2.8 ongino doon,$11,000,543-5010. $500. Call 7 3 2 0 1 6 2 . W ANTED Usod llsh oquar-ir- I N ew A U eed CHEVY, Suburtjpn, 1988, ■ ' R£ iso. 1992, loadodi 5 1 WAWTEDTOBUY I & Iranslmisslon. SOK , ILDSMOBILE '95 CuUass J lum. prolor largo roctan- 8UZ1K1 160 cc 4 whoolor RV SALES & PARTS Sllvorado, AC. PL, PW, _±$9000. Call 934-8520,a o n lin e Cmllos $1150. Call 326- 7^ Sierra SL. V6, new wind­ = gle ono. Call Shorri oiIt good shapo. 208-438-2964 4797 or 734-9659 cruise. $7500.733-9213J NISSAN. Nil Quest GXE, ’93, ' < • AIRBORNE Itoms IromID 733-0112 *Wo havon't soon o doal I shield. booutilul whllo, I ^ W orid W ar II. Bolso col- CHEVY, now 350 w/wor- OODGE\ 1996, 3/4T, V-B, sunroof, « low mllos, oxc. ___------oxc oxc. cond. $6500 Coll r i 903 1 that wo can 'i bootl cond.$10,000.734.1441. ^ Ioctor buying Germanin WANTEO: 200 hoad ol cai- ranty, $900 or bost olfor. rcustom: whools, tow pkg. ® 733 0 5 7 6 tv mosBogo 1 I BOATS & Coll 543-S669.B______^ lE O . M o t r o , '9 8 . 2 OK ^ : • ’* War rollcs. Guns, molals,S, tlo In Northern NV. Tum Motorhomes i 733-7340, ask lor Mac. ^ miles, $4999. Coll 732- PON' - - itolmot#, otc. 2ga*922>2. out 3 -1 5 0 0 .77&468M3203o ^^CCESSORIK ONTIAC '90 6000, AT. 4 ^ 0 2 0 I 5951 or 206-909-3597. AC, AC, 1 ownor. vory good r ' t SD08 o r 800-574-9419. www.ldahorv.com I I^AUTOSFOR^S^ _ _ WANTED: At loast 4 0 'rain Toos 1 _oxl. cab, 3 ^ , AT.'fully I = j contcond. $3000 843-5189. ; ' .'C A LEN D A R S. Old clothIh gutter & 4 dovm spouts & BOAT • '2000 Stircran i ANTIQUE AUTOS °loadod-foxtras, low mllos, ^ I 908 1 ! PONIONTIAC 1955,4 dr. runs -.2 'llMnon calondars. Call ° 16* aluminum fishing boat I & COLLECTIBLES whito < & drilt wood. Uko ill h e a tin g o lo m o n t. A lso I SNOW VEHICLES C good, $1S00/otfor. MUST 734-1010. building materials & motal^ Now ONLY $2,195 I now. Call 733-3805.B Plooso P chock your od lor ^ V SNAKERIVERRV B I & EQUIPMENT GUARANTEED Solll iSw 543-6432 a fte r 6pm . . ' COLEMAN LANTERNSS skiing. Coll 208-734-7523. FORD '86. Bronco, runs corroctnoss on tho llrst t . AMARINE S .1976.Ex^^ni^XM '! _! day that it runs, a s Tho A D S PONIONTIAC GRAND AM '09.. -! WANTED (Prossurlzod):t) W A N T E D : L o r g o d o g 4 PLACE TRAILER.' '84 F groal. $2,200. Coll 324- g 1310 Kimberiy Road, , $3500. Call 7330836 F(4244 loovo msg.______Timos-Nows Is not'ro- $15,$15,500. Exoc. cood. Coll ’ • ‘ WorWng o r not; any color; konnel. Large Igloo typo0 Twin Falls or Indy 1 440, '85 440 Indy. sponsible tor orrors ol- -i ' r«d. groon, yollow or *93 XLT SLP pipes. 2‘ FORD, Hoodstor. 1928, FORDI '93, F 3 5 0 .4 dr. die- T he Tim es News 208-736-4429 days 208- dog houso. Excollburir call 733-6060. ter that Umo. ' 436-1190 ovos a wknds. chromo. Also Coloman truck.BestOlfor438-8510 z noods rosiorod. Plooso ' _ sol, good cond. 117K, dohydretor. Can 735-9426. Boat- 1990 Alumaweld x g uarantees to sell = heators. Call and loovo ARCTIC CAT, 1999. 500, call 208-678-8795.B F<$12,500. 423-4512 _ ONTIAC, 93 Bonneville, ® WANTED: Looking lorm a-I- 22* FormulaVoo. Ford , merchandise, mossago 733-3916. EFI Pow der Spoclal. 0 mt. MERCURY 1956 Monlclair, FORD ! ’95 F150 XL 4x4 AUTOMATIC autcrrollve In 7 loadod. groot cond., j- roon oriontal look carpol.I. H /0 310 H.P. Jot. twin air No. 5 condlion, $2,400. J TRANSMISSIONS 56700/Offer. 734-7119.B • r -aOLL HOUSE FURNI' 1. ridos, cabin hoolor, excel- ARCTIC , CAT, 1997. 580 :: Suporcab shorlbod. 5.0 : 6'X8’ or blggor. Also lg. EFI. EXT. 0 miles. i 208-678-3868 otter 6pm Fl Spociol $329.95. Most d ay s and real : '.'TU R E and rolatod llomsJ® spoakors. Call 829-5554. lont condition. W inter . V-8 Loadod. Orio ownor, , UBARU,Logocy.'90,AT: - . 1950's o r oarlior. Dick and Abovo exc. cond^ Call'366- I •Will soil lor $13,950.726- ^American vohlclos. parts, estate Inl 5 days sunroof, all whool dr. - Special only $17,500 at *1 labor & instollalion i'/Alano book. Call 436-3840O WANTED: Old dbl. barrel BERT HARBAUGH J2689or366-79e9.a I 1006 I 4843 \ days 788-2001 ovo. $2400.837-6313/731^6030 shotguns w/hammors, SEMI & HEAVY V Indudod. addilional 7 days. I* MOTOR ARCTIC A CAT,-Powdor i FORO ’96 X-Cab. Lariol, all Economy e . Transmission OLKSWAGEN BUG. *68. - .“ ' ‘Jisod plono? Wo poy cashh Civil War Era rillos, 22 Spoclal, *98, ongino up- C EQUIPMENT- options Black w/tan trim Thereisa$3extra sjj; . W inchostor pumps. 12 Call 324^760 for , Sunroof. $500/offer. ' • ■ ■ lor your usod piano. 2 '*"5 3 6 3 3 2 3 " * . idale, robuill d u tch , covor. FC49 k ml. m ust soo. Asking eetlmalea. U .'fee lor Ihe guaran- vVOLKSWAGEN o i BUG gaugo Browning aulo. This slod Is roody to ridol CASE '91 580 Super K. w/ 0 KomJorgonaon 0 BOAT. 1996 Soa Ray, 18 . 20,500/ottor208 676-7131 __ tee package. Ads *63,'63, $300. Call Pote at M-1 Boyonot. CallJorom o Soo 01 RV Bam In Twin, oxtondo, 4x4, now liros. 4 BUICK-1991 Rivora. Iiko 733-1298 1 ft. 140 HP morcrulsor I may be cancelled ' A37-B37-4647 otter 6______g 644-1464. after 6:00 p.m. $3800. TRLR. 2 ploco till. $20,500. Cose 580 C 2 new, mlnl;condillon. 5BK t.i= :c .c . WATER SHARES - $9500.208-678-3239 ] Loader w/box scropor, p?4x4ju^^dioso?'$°0,'^*! U! early, for custom er W ANTEDII If you hovo0 WANTED: Relrlgorotor. 8'X10<;$500.554-3100.a Days 934-8681 nights & «m llos. Tor so le or trado. ''' STARCRAFT 1994. 14 It. s reor whool vwjights, now . $8,323'. 734-9880or convenience but. I 1099 any sh a ro s Ihat you wouldId Mons In-IIno skotos. E'MAIL your dassiliod od wknds 934-9614 Mlko 40HP. oxoc. c o rd . Jood«< ^ tiros. $9500. CAT 966C 4 r home 733-0328 ovos. AUTO DEALERS - . - Jlko to soil, ploaso call uss 829-5554. to u s at th e C harge will - extras $5000.934-9938 yd, Loodor, $32,500. CAT FORD^ F-150 '90 SWB, =rj remain, the same. ------r . . M 432-6675. WANTED: Snowshoes: twlnBdemlcron.not . ]12 F G ra d o r w/v, wing. __Auto, Air.PW,PDL,Cnjlso, CHEVROLET, Lumlna,-94. ' AT, All powor, V-6, whllo. |___ sC.TOMMY L i^ (Sa t e (siT) Nowor. aluminum stylo POLARIS '95 XLT. piped. $ 1 1 9 ,5 0 0 .’91 Freight Un- FCAm Fm cossolto.$5000/ 9 I 904 I ^ . vory good cond. 77K FAX jr. ".fo r pick-up loicks. Qoodd Iram os. Call 7330581. (CAMPERS^HEL^ [has SLT skis, covor, wind- or, 1 350 w/now 16^ Dump oltor676-29171oavomsg. ^ 'i-i ,.;... w orking ordor. CatlII ^ 1 1 —' . , shlold bag, 2660 mis., box. : $23,500. (2) 50 T ^ $2950. Coll 734-6492. ~ ■>34-8529. FORD -97 F-350, Crowcab. ^ ONDA - '91 Accord, 2 ^ i 827 CAMPER SHELL • LEER ,serviced & roady lo go. loldlng ; G.N. low boys, AT.0 Power stroko. Long CHEVY ’90 Covallor,AC, ^loor, standard, oxc. cond, ' YOUR ^ oxc. cond.. $2800/oltor. ( W ANTTOBbY '58 ChOV,T. I GARAGE SALES I Fits Dodgo short box. r $17,500 & $24,500. (2) pCbod, oxc. cond. $23,500. iiruns good, low mis., orijrlglnal owner. $4750. . ,2 dr. wagon; '57 Ford, 2 ' ______I $750. Call 733-4182. ;Coll 736-1786 or 733- 275B t Loodora, $26,500. ,208-438-2157.431-2157a $2000. Call 736-2052.B Ca:a ll 736-1930. 2287 osk (or Kolly.* -• Olhor ( loaders ftbockhoo- h dr. wagon; '65-'66 Chov,'■ INDOOR RLER FLEA AD s. Call 2370966. Mobilo FOf^D, 2 F-150. '90, XLT. “ ONDA - '9 3 Accord LX, TIMP 2drwagon;'61 Chov.Im-I; MARKET 905 I POLARIS.igeeindyTrall, W C IMES CLASSIFIED pala: ’4l Chov Flootlino 4 good condition: $750. 602-524.5401. ; converted AC. now tiros. K n o c k . *1^3 K mis., 4 dr„ loodod, ii '* a t T.F. County Fairgrounds S $4K/olfor. Call 886-2558Ji 56700. Call 731-5664 dir. DEPARTMENT ° dr. sodan. Nood nol run.I- •.Fob.5th&Fob.61h • Call 537-9998 Ci A S E SBOC. B ackhoo & c< • • . 736 oxt. cob, 4X4, loadedi ^ \a yJtNTEP • 12 spd Sun-T Fmeadmlsskinllnfomation1 son 629. Classic DX.6>4‘. 1Typed, covor, 2200 milos. ?$19,500. Call ovonings od, oxc: cond., low mis., 1 booth from Southem ■ 324-5765 Com por sholl. m ag wheob K n o c k . £5)ow Ilros a rims. $8250. 2 20 0 8 ^ - 4 5 4 3 %-_r:.-boam mlxor wilh broad $475. Rugor Bisloy, 7I4-. S$290Q/offor. Call 536-2492 , with now Uros: 9 3 4 -4 8 7 U f ^.^Tfttachmont. 734-6915. Idaho Looming Contor $350. Coll 731-5565 ^POLARIS.-85. SS 440 PETERBILT-19711 12 C K n o c k . cJ;;atl 7 3 3 0 5 8 8 . . (BURLEY) long track. 1400 mllos, ^ yOfd.DumptnjckSll.OOO. w $700. Coll 208.324-2018. Ploaso, call 543 0 1 2 6 .B soxt*ro^cab°'XLT^.’oxo! ; ; shopo. $17,000.934-5560. SKIDOO Mach ZLT, 1995. PETTERBUILT 1988. 377. 0 FORO. F-250, '94, diOSOl, now trock. Incl. 2 placo .63 ~ Inch flat top, groal st trir. $3700. Coll-733-8989. shape. $19,000 543-6126 ^0x1. cob, AT, loodod, oxc. cond. $10,900.934-6191. THEISSEN' I iin e s - ] ^N e w s ] ]SK ID OO Sum m it X, '9 8 . . SHOPS FOR RENT ° 141-2 In. Irack. low milos. W. ol Buhl, Auto, truck, a exec, corid. Coll 825-5881. equipmont I Welcome, ony ^cab. 5* spd. Power s'troko! sizo Big or small. MFG XLT pkg. 90K. $16,000 HONIDA SKIDOO..Sotorl 377, ox- 736.7464 dr 543-9094 • collont cond. $800. Coll Wbusiness approved. Wodo y 208-324-6340.______t 543-5403or731-5403. FORD, R anger, 1990, XLT. To see who’s W1LSON1995.48tlx96lt P5oxl. cob, 4X4. loododl .1 $4,500. Coll 735-9798.B there, tl look for ' If you are un:mable to call or ctc o n \ e b y . T h e mnsn good, voiy dopond^ ^sprood axle Irallbr. ablo, $50Q/otfof. C an 324r. I $13,500, Call 543-6126 GEO, J Trackor, '95. 70K the special Times-News office,ol simply, clip.a'.and mail this _e8529 or 324.7857. I mis. CD. $4800. 732- ■ ■(H) £ 1007 I OE5951 or 206-909-3597.. YAMAHA 1991 P h a z o r II. g i n s e r t in order form to our classified delepartm ent so Long Trock, Excoiiont , GMC& S uburban '90, load- . od, rolsod rool, tow pkg, today’s t paper. IXOIVXDA. Shopo.LowMlles.$1900. DODGE,'I tSO. '87. 42K G» :.: that we can getl e t your ad started wiwithout delay. 432-5388f ovos _S 350 V-8 AT, oak Iniorior, mllos, now tiros & battoiy, 75K o< orlg. mis., 3'soals, - • ■ • Pleast: printint dearly with dark penciicil o r pen YAMAHA, 2000. Mtn. Max oxc. cond. $4K. 734-3859. l(V 3' rack, sllvor & maroon. 700, 183 mllos. Ploaso FORD c '94, F350, crow cob, $11,950. Colt 733-8484B D o d g e . ' 0,-"» . • There arc: apapproximately 23 ciiaraciacters (including ' call 208-934.BS20.M XL, | Pow or siro k o . 91K , GMC. L® 1976, hoavy H ton. T 733-7''7 00 j / l ■ blank space:tees) per line Excoiiont condillon. AT, 400, AC. now tiros. D if f e r e n t. "909 n «$16,200. Coll 825-4168. GMcuslom rims, now lloor SPORTINQ QOODS « ■^V,. • Please payy h(according to rate sccduiej Ic w hich is printed J mat. Looks & runs great. HUrniNQ SUPPUES. FORD $ • 1987 Rangor, mns • ■ below. & drivos good, now tiros, $2800/otter. „ 324-6651.B lotify you if there is a spcciLxial going on which J E R O M E C O U N R T Y FC$1995.210 Shoshono St. QMC, ^ JIMMY '80-N ow on- -1, ! * CLUB MEMBERSHIP 2Wosl. Coll 734-8607. dir _glno. *f trans.. roor-ond. r I A R R I S O I might resultjit in n discounted pricc _$:$2500. 734-8009. TORD 7 R anger XLT, 1997. rims & tiros & point, liltod, $3900. Coll 837-4165 or • 3 line minirtlimum - Private Party Onl)nly g - 23K mllos.-$9000. Coll S! 910 I ^733-8821 539-4165. 25 m s n ary wjMWnceI TRAVELTRAILERsJ GMC g '69, runs good, $600, 3MC, 53 Sierra, 1994, oxt. r" Pleasee r u n ad in classifiofication "I SI Travol Oueon, camper. cab w/shell. 75K mllos, I *2000 *20 SALEM 23’ travol JLgood cond., $500. Coll great shopol $15,500. # _____for ______day: trailor with siklo. Loadodi Nl! ma w m \ * a y s . I tn 734-9659 or 326-t797. 734-1371. oflor 5:30 p.m. g H H (P rint one ciinnict

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