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Liti Tietii] Ittle\ Ivatei -^^HfMIXED ADG 836 2'" 30632 13/2 . / 1 4 / 2 0 0 4 ■•'OUTHWEST MICRI: r o p u b l i s h ► — JIM -PARKE ------------ r wvyw.niagi^lieyley .cb m " :-li\2 7 E YANDELL-L EL P A S O T X . 7 9 9 0 3 II r h eT n m e !S-iNie w i c Friday, Apri!ril 23, 2004 ■ * " 5 0 c e n t s Twin Falls, Idahohb/99thycar, No. 11114 G ^ D MORNIN I * S t r a i ui d e d W e a t h e r tietii] ittle\ivatei -L iti [ I g e r , n o l o n To(tay:MaWJiily . J^^^diyond Coirnnnittee discuusses wayi to rechaiarge aquife. c r Bliss Bridge rreopens 65, low 37. springs but forj^undwidwater todcllghtofrresidents ( e A 2 nann the V^minging b o rd er to King flowsI ati the rtver’s edge have i ByJwmlhtSanitom dioppeped as much as 30 pcrcent users,’ said lynn Quiqulst.ilstvlce Thn—4<nw wrtUr„ HUL 1 Snake BySandyMDer — ^— -------- H ow torepkeplenlsh tlie Eastern as irrinigation pracdces have ;president of the North Si ig^. wells- have been Ground Water Districtn . "We Tljn*»Newi wrlt*rr____________ loii! lh an 100 Snake m wr iP Plalii l Aqul£er that changi NEY BtmEV - Mon X) sq u are m iles a n d drilledcd into the aquifer, and have as m udi need for a he:healthy •BUSS - For pepeople living water users packed Snakfi River when consececuth« years of below-nor- aquifer as anyone.” SIiakeup; In at Buriey Qtyr h ^ a r ^ t S K m com- so u th o f the Siutkeke River near lie w atec little dm e m alpnpredpltadon have depleted The Interim legislative t leprob- here, the long con)mmutes into W hB e Thuraday with a d le^urces was the waters>r supplies. mittee grappling with the p oyer committM diarge< here Is a great need to in­ _ to w n arc now wateiter u nder the igem ent prob- question ofitheday. thc Tl»c Rease see WATER, PaEPage A2 bridge. 'ituin lngawatermanag( past 50 yeara, spring creasese the aqmfer not only for jjjjggg 1cm that spans allITthe tl way fiom Over the pas Patrida and GregegHafienwere ______ there when the dcdock struck 9 a-m. Thursday anm d th e Bliss ■vie I Bridge ofBdally reopenedn to tiafO c tage. -Vfc were the flrsirstonesacross . ) £ e D 6 &om this dde,''Paaatridasald. A G O N ^ S. h o !» It^ been a long,^dilBcult c win- o rie p lw ler for people sosouth of thc leaves™ bridge as they wiwaited for its Falls’fitni fotm datlon to bibe repaired, game, W ithout thdr brldgige, what once was a 10-mlnuteJ idrive to the olheisiiie post ofiice tum edlintoa60-mile ii for round trip ordealaL some of it Had v a n ta g S H along windy,:oads. icy rot “It w as scary. PaPattidasald.*T held my breath imost of the tim e.” W e e k E n d , For Patrida andnd her n d ^ ' naiket |H bors, life got easier'erThtusday: B B B ”U's great.” Christopher ■ I H o rm d sold. ”I wasas able to go to m 3 the post office, andid It didn't take m e all day.” ^51R Hormd said hhis wife. Lu- ^ ■ i Arme. was partlaIcularty happy, ^ ■ 1 LuAnne was o n heher way home Ahvayaiated'Q'iAnev m from Boise State UUnhrersity one DVD player on the mar a H evening this winUIter when she found ticrseif smmck in 3-foot promises to filter out snowdrifts on Deei^rCuldiRoad. obiectlonable materiaL She spent 24 h oururainherSub- Pagf aru before nelel^bor Joe Leonard came tob) her rescue, Iw inl^H igl^hway District S p o r t s ew on . Director Dave BBurgess said iherewerealotof:sfsmUing feces Thuraday mominling vAien the ■ ■ bridge was reopenuiedL “Ifs b e e n a Iolong haul for th em .” Burgess saisaid. “The peo* leaQy under* ^ D 1 V .-.^ pie have be^ r . 'staodlnft and nnow that ifs ' 'junniiiDi/niTM done, theyVe bee^ really com- rU ka-G w ^ iftonwoh. 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[ _ ___________ SlnSlng'ln harmoi a l l s c e n t c; e n n i a l f i ][ n a l e iPeopleofallfiiitha :“i Y0U(c a n h e l p ) c h o o s e 'T w m F a celebrate together in. .B6 Budey. ByVlfgWa8.HuiHutchlnt Something!ng to p u t a nice fin l^ Take your plc! ^ centennial year and iicii Satuniay In . .06 Ttnw»«mwmimar on the dtyi' ------------------------help folk loo: look tow ard the fliture. • PralMt)i]ronaS«t«unJayaftw- . - I Choic* A-Costume ball with1 Avenue. The Tlme»4(ewt wUlitbe? • -500 peo- noon In iato Septer:ember or early •••'5 ? WINFALLS. Dress up In' guests encouraged to dreta In • Crowd limited to 40&50( J an d buy a tic k e t, The TWlr\vln Falls Centennial gu October. I n d e x ,,,. .81 old-time duds ai period clothing. pie. ^alnatyPa* gm ag"'alon’s plan has called pe • Ttektt prIe* of about $2!$25 per • M uricd errte^Iwilnment And p«^ .,..0 6 toabaDTOrmUn :l 23 costume baU-ln- aaMBod.................... D fbrfiee? Xh. parson. 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