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At terrorism serem inar “ w a isJ F argo) robbe^YS s e iz i;e $ 8 mlillion i rg o H e ist ByftlCKHAMFSON pulled off the h e isst t-- about 15 m lnules— 'aiso0 isug- W ells Fargc The Assoc'liitcil Press gested they w ere iioliiot am ateurs, osets ______'11ifee>f (he menien.wbre.ski.masks.and a.foifourth.,. l:oo,.m.. ., 1 :2 0 . riterup Wfds cmptoyets Wr 3-over 0n'ss...... I------Johnson, f An additional $12i million was left behindiiKi. 1:20 a.m ,. police said.sail decidedid toi pick up sponsorship of „ authorltle-ssakl, The men dlsarmemed the guards, ordered Ihuiluin al anti-terrorism ' conference ; . . BOISE - The Clindirector of an an-.. the_ ani AUIioiigh$.ll miiilotiin disappeared from the Sen5cn- gunpoint to open a vault,^ Ihen handcuffed theiiem to ; ti-lerrorlsm traininining session for a fte r itt w as cancelled by the state, jrlcrC o, in N ew Y ork in l'JI!2anlzatlons u n d e r ' lional.D i — between 10 and 45,- and the tim e In which theihev have no im m ediate:itecomment. discussion by the(le antl-lerrorlsm “ Pleascase act like a human be- conference. Ing,” sai.said Johnson, asking her to Jam es Davls, El Cajon, Calif., leave. FFinally, Botka was admlt- president of DanCmCor Industries, , led,'theile new s cbhfereiic'e w as held ' t g o e s a w r y sented nearly 300 and Ms.s. 1Ross listened outside. AlsoI Sm oo3 t h l i f tcD ff, t h em i f l i g h i suld hc has presen 1 access w as K erry Cooke, a me.ssage relay satellite; 11 hahad a t two colleges In Utah UU and onc In New Mexico training sessions; on terrorism and denied ai J liyllAimYI'-.ltOSKN'NTHAL global loworoitiitg me 0 14,000 law en- spokesmsman for the anll'nuclear been intended lo be)c iused by the N avy to relailay w ilh m aterials andI memoney provided by aerospace related topics to 1 II The AssocliUetl Prc!&;• forcemenl officers,ers. He said he Snake RiverRl Alliance, and a local ^ signals frorii remotete sensorsi like those on oceaean com panies and governicrnm ent agencies. •ism and related m inister,[er. Nol th e least of’ lailaunch'dh'y problems was a considers terrorisn Ca p k c a n a v i-:iwIAL. Fla. (AP) - Seve,'ven w eather buoys, Ross was wearing o shirt •Ight things.” Ml.ssion Controlol’s analysis device, newly!wly adile Hit, don’t of- decision in-thi Idaho Supreme Court has ruled. “Ithlnkl_sufferedJ cnenough." Kxjrd — 40 years of deep met the supt;cme Judge of' fend th e good nam e of ouciur country, mind his recor The court issued its5 ddecision bn Monday in BettyBe Zaccaro. husbantiand . of fo rm e r'D g m o c ra ti It; keep in mind also the . wrong, and whatever[ There^ Is no place for youI aat the tom b com m itm ent; 1 'M a c N e il’s case againstst PMinidoka Memorial Hospitipital, " presidential Candidalidate Geraldine Ferraro, test torjusticewasneededhas ^ demands uponoon him as the leader of larges of "untrustworthineK i oftheunknownNazi." : Minidoka County and theth e sta te . a hearing ipto charg r ^ by one w hb w as above Tld and the Alliance lhat Ms. MacNeil chargedjed h e r dism issal vlolale{l_p1 pro- compctency”*aflsingsing from a real estate deal la: '• B ut R ep. T hom as F. Hi ipeacefor40yeprs."Bush IS S -san,..R.,.igansaid.' ' c ed u rcs spelled out in1 th e hospital personnel manumual. He pleaded guiltyty In January to a misdei ; going there to honor. ^ S.C., said that although “'pl b r : ^u t Sth District Judge;e RF onald Bruce held the firing firi charge In the case. IC said. "It Is^going there. 43urg■* on Reagan's schedul u l c w a s ‘‘a Tlic v ire ppresident r Reagan lid his real estate business h nged his abhorrajco of the substantially met the proprocedures; > Z accaro, 52, said I .SpSiito.^ini I ipistake. a blunder and' i "hasn'l-diango The Supreme Courtt sisaid legal authorities are; splitS] fered sincc his wife’s wl ;P5mpplgi] focused t ; ment," Reajan should go0 aheadi with and ind hc never[^ J l bul the alinfrs."^^ concerning whether proecomc part of an ei p lace.’* White House off^als ^ieem resign- in my view, foi lim it an employer’s righil ^ t t o f i r e . D a r t m o u t h 1to drop holdincI Q S R eag an al&also told the forel^ Jour-* ced that Reagan ^fll-haveive to carry detit of the.Unltjnlted States." B ut B n ic e ^ v e theBjnanual m weight in deciding - nalists. “Venery frankly, I don'f think^ throughi with pniromise to Bush promismlsed th a t Reagan “ will e.ilie ByTheAs^Wedpd P ress r to' the-worlci'-lhat-ho; — . • McNeil case, and hJ'^findings in are supportable, lur ytoerican colleagues inJ Chancellorq Kohl ^ visitt ;a'mllUary' make’clear , Supreme Court said. lavtf'been quite fair-about[ ■• cemi:’ieryq in a gesture of.if reconcllia* understandss thetl lessons of history, DnrtmoCrOTCi/fJtfi;^ iws wc can never let time in two com panies th al have■buslneiis b UHs.'^ThGy' have1 gotten ahold of* tiont 40 y e a rs a fte r the endd of< the w ar. th al hc knows Injured w omlan a w ins judgm eie n t m illion in sh a re s In t memories, and that we . Ith Africa, and protest.s a g a inInst apar- something andan like a dog worrying a^ i Reagan personally as!isked , Kohl blur over me lalifom la woman, burned whcihona ■ dealings w ith South- Kj unclear about the deep. BOISE(AP)-ACalil '" r “ theid continued at Cornell and the Unlvetrerslty of bone they're•e jgoing to keep on chewingI jrecently to drop the tripR frohi their raust.nol be u fire at her restaurant table, 1 ledinW orldW arll.” crepe-maker caught fin California. opH."- itinerary,i but the Germanan leader In- truths learned won a $32,000 Judgmentnt ag£ ain st the Sun Valley Co. Jueno Outside academeme, nine people were arrerested in A federal Jury aw arderded Elizabeth and Je.sse Bue mPGs Atlanta after ani ai anti-apariheid protest at; Interna-1 who live at Laguna Miguel, Ml] Calif., $32,000 dama; Machines Corp.’s stockl District Court here. The cou'mintf Iional Business \ a fle r a trial in U.S. Dis m eeting, and the! loIowa legl.slature approvedi^ i 'b m T o nferenci: e ■ - ■ asked general and specifcclfic d am ages of $800,000. jijn, require divestmentent of slato funds invested from Idaho. Coloradeking m ore a id . problems which .might . ‘ • — th e A m erican Redd CCro.ss is trying to v erify jususL.whlch . inalniy - to p ..lli^conQ lcts. involving., everythingi and TEGUCIGALPA. Honionduros (AP) — Two seniorlor of- donors of suspect blcblood have actually been exfxposisrto . conic duringig the'NatibnalI Governors’-from . divorces to labor negotiations.ne , “Well-meanIeaning citizens can be ficials left for Washinglington Monday where Iheyy ^wlil th e v iru s — and Ihenlerefore arc at risk of developopingand ' Association1 convention here In Delegates ^ from the ciconferences, duped — andnd theyt! m ay not know they seek increased economlomic and military aid to1 Hon- II sprcadingthediseasiease...... A ugust. Imingled at a Monday monDmlng coffee a re being dupeluped,” he said. “ They can d u ras, a key nation in the Reagan adminlstratlcitlon’s Peopieathighri.sk•i.sk for AIDS. Including homolosexiJs • Both groufoups said the convention\ break.t b e duped, fooled fool and exploited in a C entral A m erican pollci'llcies. and intravenous drugdn abusers, have been urged u lo ■ site s w ere pliplanned long ago; with no" M any a re a Judges, lawiwyers, cor- determinedj efforte to weakett this Foreign Minister Ed|Edgardo Paz Bamica andd Col.( .avoid giving blood,tl. aand lhat is " th e n u m b er onime factor v one giving; thought th about having thee p o rale dxftUtlves*and oth«Ihers attend- country/’-'— E fra lm Gonzalez Munounoz, chief of the armed forforces th a t will p ro tect thehe rnation’s blood supply," salaid Dr. S. .. tw o gatheringings side by side. ced, includlng.m inority groiroup^, .t»>clal' general staff, head a 115-member delegation foror the G erald Sandier, as:as.sociate vice p resident, medical i - Listed asi topicsto for discussion todayy vw orkers and social activi.sti w eek-long talks. Theyy leftlc M onday aboard a comtrnm er- o p erations, of the: RcRed Cross. The blood screenening Is a jn th e anti-lci-lerrorism talks are anti­I* D avis sa id h e did not inlcilend to imp- ■ G ...... clal flight, and the.otherners will go to Washington tod;pday. b a ckup precaution,n, hhesaid. n u c le a r popower groups, peacee |ly .that any. Idaho organlzlizatlons are .H Buy*Buy • Sell •Trad* organizationsons-and-"The-Now-Dl^l*-t I'-tied to-lnternationalCommmunist-fronU-B . IDAHO-CO-COIN.GALLERIES C harlec, D ianina m eet pope ~ a te d . ■ denlMovemcmpht.” ■■ Jgroups: ■ 302 N. Moln.loin.TwInFolli.Id.63301 ■ •-Resistancee ceremI onie^sla 733-6593 J VATICA. >ITY (AP) (Al — Prince Charies! j and' • Johnson sasaid about GO law officerss But h e sa id num erous feefederal agen- Princess Diana of BritBritain .had a private audieillcncc NEW YORK (AP)iP) — Ac^lition'of JewlSlTarand labor M onday w ith Pope John)hn P au l II, but a Vatican .sou«urce groups, angered by 1President Reagan’s plansn slo Visit W j f said Buckingham Palacilace overruled their planneded at- the Bitburg cemeteietery, announced plans Mon’ "day for J y l d ten d an ce a t a papal Mas:lass. ^ ceremonies in Weslesl Germany to honor Germ*n an s who . ■* ' • W *m orial- ■ The pontiff and the royal couple smiledd for resisted the Nazis, • Contiintinued from PageAl R B I K E S I details were given of)f tthe conversation, whichfl was\ i‘l‘'>i service at lhele sllcf of the Dachau concei;entra(lon in • RUssian-!)n-inade T-54 tanks andi ■_ Itell l)y th e ir eyes,” —Z------1 ■ crasheil-F^lurlurning-to-theraircraft'^ir— F ^ ‘ rierU S S H anancock. t , ' __ P artlyy c l o u dSor j a couplp lc o t d a y j' ^ Now. 10 yeiyears later, ovor-the-crest-t - (lominaled by the two red Twin Falls, Burloy, Rupertpert, Jero m e and ------, o f th e hill do: :1 ‘ n e y e s and ivoivory glow of the floodlitt ■" Gooding: T h e F(Forecast/for 8 p.m.1. EOT,E Tue.. April 30 P a rtly cloudy todny oneand Wednesday. f \ Washingtonn Monument, a bobbing, Hlgh.s m id 703 lo loweos., l/)W3lnlhc40s.Lo 1 / candlelit proprocession of VietnameseB ' ' Camas Prairie, Hailey amand lower Wood f/~7* refu g ees is; movingm solemnly intothls N = t]' R iver Valloy: -black granitelite vahey of death.’ Some off -Mostly fair aml-wnrtmrmer loday nnd V / 2 |K ------the-women^n-are weariag;4hc tradl-_■_ ^ASpeciaLTreaiat. ------W ednesday, Iilgfw7frt1 ’ Slet.son poiiU'iitely w arns .them , against,t ly CDlniOcl iiuiqii.TJeu'ciii’.' Low s In the mid 30s and low Tiini(l-.i.'v/rily'rnu(js,,mugsy. fot Mom ^ , •- • " — U t a h - - F air ihrouRhgh lonlghl wllh'*' J® iny polllical slogan.s, then * 8 0 chanting any and G','ituirti;i and lofi in t A O i S " som e high clouds al times.ies. Mostly sunny S O ' hunkers backick down w ith his flashlight‘ wc'ii t'« ) you illl lii.!tii Wl W ednesday. Continued wnrivnrm days. Ix>ws H io9 h 0 ^ ------:----- ^ to assist aI uweeping woman doing aa lea DI <.Vidy just \oi u'l'sOay ------lo n l^ t-1 0 s to low SOs. Hit;h llghs lojlayTOs to T e m peratures e r e 9 0 ' '■•fdbbmg;*-an pencil irnpression'orherr ISOMalnAvontioNcNorlh, '^4 y i m id BOS nnd Wednesday OOsamllowWs.00s son’snameor'o n a b lrlh d a y card, TwinF*lls-»-734-9:•9315 Synopsis: ______. The refugeiigees move oti and place aa A w arm , dry air m assi coveredco\ much ol ------)llc of Vietnam flag, yellow Idaho la te Monday aftemocmoon, bul a wenk / FRONTS: tiny Republic —^------w llh-three-re-ree.sou(tiwesl losoiiUieastl 5 i„iom|,h Irlo seems lc Fair skies and pleasantint lempenitures conditions lu clearing foror a hellcoper that neVer FRCOMSIKGEiE R »ut the Gem Stale will be goodXKi through early 'rhur.s M moflirun 811 *1 tomoi'aw'i sunilso MATCHi - K P as 11 were, ata the end of the lunnel, — Taking upI moren than half lhe right ------h a n d "V ,’’’ ihthese panels list the deads A-PArah; ^ Index ------— and missinglg iin lhe 1968 Tet offensive, ?—— '____Ll ' ____ A9 "At night ittJ the m onum ent belongs to0 W HOLE ANNDTEAR ...... Dl-4 Letters...... A 4 PP e o p l e ...... B u s i n e s s ...... c us. theveleraerans."saldBobSlerilngof If '• MENDE)ER >------il S p o r t s ...... : C l a s s m e d ...... ; . .C 5 -I0 M a g k V' a l l l e y ...... B l S '' IJaltlmore,, ocoming off an eight-hour BY SirINGER C o m i c s ...... A 8 N a t i o n ...... A 3 . A 5 VValley life ...... ------B4 ‘•Vigil of Hoi[lonor" guard hilch with a ModulilQipOA C T n o D> o to b u ta n to * ,T.«rmaikol- M O C hlnilin o D e a r A b b y ...... B 4 O b l t u a r l cI c s ...... B 2 VW e s t ...... B5 group of: veterans, who. since ; Eve .lJ)82 have been en- loGingoiConipany M o d oJ l I6 6 2 1 1 I d a h o ...... B 5 - 6 O p in io n ...... A . 4 VW o r l d ...... fC6-7 C h ristm as E camped nealearby lo keep alive lhe k • SoH.lhroa'iroading laki),up ■ lovor c a u se of Vietietnam vets slill missing in d r c u l a t k m Sut>scr1p{k>nltjmlUlca Sv vV vW ^ ••Bobbin windiwIr wilh a touch of a ; .lrllv.T> ' ■l.iily. Jl '-I |XT wrek. Sund.nday. 7i«p«r acllon. \ lingijf • 3 no q iow c m a n n e d betw een 7 a n d !Q o.m.a.i only. IIyou JS ;:”;;"'; 3 noodio poiiiiont I . Circulation phonra arc m y .mil .Siini^.iy. Jl w>|«dqoiodqo and moko bul- ' ...... do not receive your papWiper, b y 7,.a.m ., c a l l j ^ nurlu m b er for your .iriivtry.ii.uy,Lilly, Jl ill [HT «rrk. Suiiil.iy, 75< |>errwcrk: v dally ^ ith th e Vlct'Ietnamese Junk fleet, likes area: unRupert-Paul-Oakllakley iiiilM V12 '.<), 17 immlh^ Vii.BU: — <*nll - 7334)9M931 between-9:30-a.m.-a-and-B:30-p.m. ------Not all thehe com petitors in the April weekdays.To reportlatea te n e w s a n d sp o rts resu l Ls aafl fte r 5:30 and on Uall latamatJToaUoo' 2(i M agic VlValley Special Olympics /ING CEN ' w edcepds, call 7334)936.«. ; SEW NTER ^ TheTlme»:Nes:Ncwi Is put>Ilihed dtUy «t IS -nUnStjsj! . w..Twta w e re retarderded, as was stated in ann 4 4 1 MWAIN AVE. EAST • 733'3 3 - 3 3 4 4 ------A dvertialng mupama g.1 f rtrtlitetcgrBdar—------Palla. l(Uh().aht). BCTl. by V«Ucy Newi* Anril28artlcHcie, Special O lympics en-I- ______^ EXT TO WALKER'S FURNITLMTURE 3l,aasslfiedads wa p4id at Twin K»Uj If you wlfib lo place anI advertisemad ent, call 7334)331, oeo). OttklJj dly and cnnly oewcpapi-perpurwant tra n ts m ayay be physically 'RafrdP~ are taken Mooday throurough Friday from 8 a.m. ununtil 5 p.m . and ^ seetk*.1 flC-108 or the Idato Code. TluintUjlay b bewby cap p ed o r developmentaiiy d( disabled Bonk'cords / • S atu rd ay s from 8 a.mt. . uuntil nooQ. Infonnatlon onon display ads Is doisnauidaid ai the day o( U>e wvdi oo whkb kgaJ[al nrtko win In some way,ay, but aro not necessarily • W olcom o- » available weekdays uily.Qly. bepubltihed•ed. re ta rd e d , TliThe Times-News regrets' ______1 the error. r •

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______' T - '• Natit i o n - ..... DoleI allesgedly agreei es to budg1 j e t COlncesssioiis s .,ffi X U WASHININGTON (AP) — SenaTeMa-a- vote last week didespile the vice Is a lit litmus lest of congressionalYJ At the same time, hee has stressed D’Amaloto anda: Mrs. Hawkins oppose •Jortly Lca i reducc the dericit, David 'i'Hlii’ - \ that senators will be ffree to seek th e plan to0 limlli ll-the rise of-Social Se- I'jijji has agreedled to restore $200 million inIn Senale. said “I hope.so,"," when asked - Stockman,n, Reagan’s budget chief. } aid lo, thee handicappedh to next y e a r’s’s - • whether he would havee . enough .sup- told the Se amendments^on Individidual spending curlty cosl-ofil-of-llvlng benefits. Senate Commerce subcom-f"' cuts as the debate unfofolds,' and his Sources5 said sa Dole was hopeful he ' • 'K4 budget asQS well as spare the Ruralal port to prevail on the2 first round: mittee on jn surface transportation, concessions on the elelectrification would be able ab to enlist their early ISeiM A Electric AcAdministration from extlnc-c- "W e’re p repared to volete tomorrow,” • "There are ire few programs lhat rank agency and aid to the; Ihandicapped support byly promisingpi to force a vote once^ions aimed at winninglg h esald . • - lo w e r. . . a; . as far as the good that Ihey w re part of thal strategygy, on Social SecuritySec immediately afler , w " j y ^1 ■ of support for $52i2 Asked if he believes a1 ibudget trim- do."Slockn km ansald. Sen. James Abdnor, RR-S.D., facing the overall \ » billion InI spspending cuts, officials saidd ming politically popularr ScKial Secu- Defense ill vote on the package, a ; e and Social Security aside,ie. ro-elccllon next year, announcedan the scenario that th wouid give two 4 -%. I V - - ’ Monday.. rity cost of living increa;*ases can sur- more thar lan 50 amendments are plan lo pre.serve theiie RRA. A Republicansms seeking re-election T hese off.officials, who asked not IoJk«: V ive, he replied, ‘.‘I thinknk we have lo prepared to I to the Republican package.J®' spokesman, David Eno,3, said. Abdnor political ■’fed'ted it back home for Iheir ef- •’# . ' 1 } identifiedJ byI nam e, expressed In- w ait a few days to see wlwhat develops which woul 3uid eliminate more than' «a would support the GOP <1 creased confidence lhat thee • -orunravels.” P package on forts, . clbzen popiapular domestic programsjjs the first vote, but then pi Republican:an budget would survive thec In related budget developm d( ents and cut deej propose resto- Despite: theIht negotlalions, D’Amato eeply inlo m any others while ration of proposed cin?imr- 1n-farm; said in a.bri.britf telephone inlerview, :■ first-stepI voteV( expected today, barr- Mondny; * (rjmmlng? spending.' by $295 billionon veterans and otherprogr;jrams. ' ^'’.Wehaveno.:«>agrecmc'ntycl." ' / Ing Democrjcratlc objection...... • Sources; speaking onsnly on condi- over ihe ne: next Ihree years. In all,, the The decision to restore But theycy said'the packago couldd llon-'‘t.j:_,iii‘be identlfUfled, .said the package Isc re $200 million Is designed lo reduce deficits to handicapped aid was ']/j begin unr.avr.avellng alm ost im m ediatelyy procurement and mllil.iilary nuclear lx‘lo\i;Sioob IS designed lo 0 billion in 1900. enli.sl the first-round v =rom the people ' ds, as opponents attack aa . systems subcommittee ofo the house ,, Dole lias vote of Sen. . .Fro las been maneuvering foror l^wellWelcker.R-Conn.. '■'‘li ’ provision1 ccurtailing Social .SecurityJT Armed Services Commitilllee decided days to win fl- makinging crystal a legend. ^flgga va*ME?^g--~. 'in a preliminary vote of ap-‘P- T he other Republicilean holdouts I benefit Incincreqses and seek lo holJ"ip- IM lo cut the Pentagon’.'i’s budget for proval for 11 r the plan a s a whole, urging"fi idenlified by GOP sounjrces Included SVi3 W A R O V S K I- ______defenst sp

Sencate ripssSandiiinistas,, Ortegt\atrip G i f t l d ^! 3 S ^ WASHINGTON (AP AP) — A resolution to,"con-on-, G orbachev to m eet a. gngrowing econom ic crisis inI He said they are "outrutragecl that after his vie- dem n th e actions of the Sandlnlsta regime In N icaragua, lo ry in the House liiat[ h'he rushed lo Moscow lo N icarag u a." Includ luding President Danielliel T he ro.solutlon. approproved by voice vote withI pick up a couple hundreiIred million dollars to ex- Ortega’s trip to Mosc oscovv, was unanim ously ap- almost no debate, alsoso :.said Ihe Sandinista gov-• pand the .sphere of cornmi.munist influence.” proved by the Senate[eon o: Monday. ern m e n t "h as suppre.s5re-ssed ihe dem ocratic op- M o t h e r ’ s DI a y - The resolution said Ort T he h arsh ly wordedJed resolution blam ed Ihe lef-ef- poslton, the pre. angered ar members of the Jo h n Danforlh. R-Mo., aand Sen. Phil Gramm. own new meeting lyionday wilh'llh Soviet leader Mikhail S. I louse and Senate from b ..._H-Tcx. ' 3 2 % full It ______excluGiv t -Swarovs. Free Gilt Wrapping ►rs warn iagainst TRSpersI sonnel Cl:utbacks (AP) ■ >) - Congres- o l Iho Goneeneral Accounting Office; itit ducllvity through advanc'iced (lala pro- drop{)lng. tlthe number of returns is -Si'oriJll au d ito rs said Mon( ^ierfirig, Ionday that the collect.s. 90 pcrcen t of the 'governm-I- cessing and olher melea su re s. He ri.sing and 1 a.accounts owed the IRS arc ’' ■ rest of the government c nt could be the e n l’s moneyley. ! defended th e reduction asas " in keeping increasing,g, Ibut still the agency’s I9B6 loseriif. the Reagan adi W E L R Y C O administration • ‘Therefoi!fore, governlTicnl-wldee with the desire of lhc adiidmlnislratlon imdget woul)uld be less than in 191)0. jslaff of the In-V reductionsIS applied to the 'IIIS could lending across AUNT — IDMA” - THE-DOWNTOWN-MALt------tl lo achieve a freeze In .spei C^irrn.-! bt;acl:. ternal Revenue Service: e - - a n agency Vc.sull Ina reducing the- revenuess Ihelward.’’ already hurt by balkyky computers, available! Ulo fund other govemmenlI But Rep. J..I, Pickle. C the GOD MOTHER- delayed refunds anti a mountaini of- programs."s," he lold the llou.se Wayss -subcommillee chairman,n, siiot back; •T ai'd cr' MO.THER-TO-BE unanswered mail. and M eansIS coversight .subcommittee. "1 don’t c are If Ihe declsio;ion w as m ade Silvu' [lond.inl .The HIS. which genernleratesSlOO for m s Comi ens — does il >mmissioner Ro.scoe L. F]g-;• on high, up In the heavoi Gnpi-GftAND each 50 cen ts It spends,ids. Is not . ju st g er J r. saidaid the agency will m ake upp makesehse?" Jill ' JEW _ ^y th ecJg crLCy. .snidJohrohnny-C-Finch for the burifudget rut:hyJncreasihc-pro-.;.-h.i.- He said taxpayer , coiloinpliancc is- ll ON-THE an’Y m zoiiJc Navy seer:retary Lehiriman laudss Israeli jett deal locotvdol fTI Jtic'i-fjarh'cTTii VIRGINIA DKACll, Vj Va. (/\P) — he said aflefler .speaking al a cermoneyy ifighters. .In exercises cocoiuluctod- by— -______• I23~MoinJiy>. toil. Twi Israel’s leasing of 12 K(irfir jet fighters at Oceanaa Naval ^ Air Station markingg Figliler1 Sciuadron al 0Oceana. The Now on Colemai mer Fun!__I __ lo the United Slates is an example of the arrivalaioftheflrstthreeKflrjels. c planes i will engage in slmimutated com­ • lx)th countries’ efforts lo hold down Israel IsIsh leasing Ihe je ls to the Unil- baltacticsollikoiyfoesaj I a s a m eans o f defense' costs, Navy Seerecretary John ed States> forfc three years al no cost.;. trainingI fleet-'pilots for• possiblej air • F. l.^hman Jr. said Mondaitiay. T he Defen.'cn.se D epartm ent is payingg 1battles. i i i "A n ew .levQ l.pf coopcK>peratlon h a s , SG» mllliorlon-to the manufacturer.•. .. The Navy slarted usingg w\ hal il calls-.- — F i •grown ou to f the increaslnjsing budgetary Israeli Alrcilrcraft Industries Ltd., forr "adversary! training" cduring the AIimhUhkr ' way Some Sumnii pressures for each of usis tcto find lower malnlenancince. 'Vietnam War. The inslruciiclionhasled “ cosl solutions to keep ourlur defense ca* P ilots Dfof Ihe I Kfir je ts will sim ulatee tto a dramatic Improvem'menl in pilot v4Canoes pabilHy^able lo deatwilhIh tthe th re a t," ..£nemy-»ilrcIrcraft., such a s - ^ v lc t WiG..}3..performance, I-ehmansakaid. - Coliolorodo Rod or ______Colioloman Groon 15’5’ and . 17‘Toot Lengths lanXanoes, Layav ^ . P0)>ulni0(>1 and for □ lol ol c]ood Sho|>p MainI streett Twin Falls t'oioni. Iou<]li. Vorvolilo. toclicol. Al □ roo-.oiioblc This vital downtvntown airea is everyone's*'s n e ig h b o rh o o d , Ifs the cenrenter ol iho community. tici.’. Ihi.'y'n.- louqli orni ogilc.- flioti>ouc)li lo Iiandle lo^l A reviializcd shsM( o p p in g a r e a serv in g allII olo Magic Valley- iti-otn-. Ol conifoilabi/ rm-.c ihl.-^llOIolln^”. of ■ M wild(ild<'-mc.-M loUo-.. fll.'-1hi'-hull IS w id i'an d Hal lor •.lohlohilily. Mii.-onilinod foi *70%/ b o te potic□ddting. 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A-2Tlmi^Now3. Twin Falls.ills. Idaho ' Tuesday, April1130.1085 3i ■ ■ A R eca g a n - - ■■ ^ / V ‘ ■TnTt<^llbUPg.------^ • cootliatlmied from Page Al ■ Meanwhile, the Housese postponed sisltdineygut My— rgIng Reagan . Meanwhile,lie. Bush appealed for action on a resolution urg ilng for Reagan In an ap- Reagan saleaid, “The final word has. t to BUburg; understanding ^ ^40 reconsider his visit before several thou^d C ourt uphold:d s j u d g e ’ s r u l i nn'g ' t Zaccaro wv e a n ts his license boen said os fa r a s I a m concerned.■ Ij after a debate In which(1 his1 decision pcarancc bef morally right to do what I ned. people at the annual meellng of the rcnded his '‘J® 1 was repeatedly condemne BOISE (A P) - T hee d(declson of a district judgege who NEW YORK (AP) (AI — John Zaccaro defei and-1-am oot going to IB. M r. P resl- U.S. Chamberiberof Commerce, sid ed with a R upert hosflospltal in the firing of a cleaieanlng real estate practicellces Monday and asked ft stiitale hear- ' ilohig, "This is a great wrong iking about the president’s y mind on lhal.” dent,” said Rep. Robert; G.G T orricelli, "In Ihlnkinf w om an Is supported by irecords and should stand, ) suspend his broker's llcenscISO savinc change my n n this situation, keep hi nd. the Ing officer not to su ISO. saying ..AllotthoLhose in th a t cem etery have D-N.J. ".Admit it, changeg e lt, d o n 'l of- decision In t Idaho Supreme Court hha a s ruled. “ I think I suffered}d eenough." ! met the supreme judge of [ our country, mind his recorecord - 40 years of dwp The court Issued IlsIs dcclsion< on M onday InI Belly B Zaccaro, husbarband of former Democrairatio vtco ®* fend the good name of c jnl- keep in mind also the d wrong, and whatever There Is no place for you)u at the lomb commitment; iM acN ell’s c ase againist st Minidoka Memorial Hosptspilal, presidential candid.didale Geraldine Ferraro, le; nt or Justice was needed has dem ands upoiuoon him as the leader of harg es of .‘‘unlruslworthlnes! of the unknown Nazi." ; M inidoka County and ththe e sta te . a hearing inlo char lered by onc who w as aboveve • • the free.worU/orld and the Alliance that ■ Ms. MacNell chargetged her dismissal violatedKl ;pro- compolency” arisinising from a real estate deal 1; eagan said. - • . But R6p. Thomas F. lHartnett R- n^|,opiti,opile peace for 40 years,” Bush • ' ccdurcs spciicd out Inn IheU hospital personnel manlanual. He pleaded guiltyilty .In Jan u a ry to a mlsdi l'l going there, to honoror'S.C ., said lhat althoughh placing Bit- but Sth Dislricl Judgege Ronald Bruce held the! firingfi charge In the case.;e. he said. "It Is going therere burg on Reagan's schey have gotten ahold of lion 40 y ears a fter the ent:nd of the w ar. lhal he know;lows we can never lel time Injured w omnan a w ins judgml e e n t m illion in s h a re5 s InIn two com panies that hnve p memories, and that we . ainsl apar- somethingg aand like a dog w orrying1 a0 Reagair personally asked a Kohl blur over m wh«-na dealings with SouthlUth A frica, and p rotests agal: be unclear about the deep BOISE ( A P ) - A Cal:iJallfomla wom an, burned wh 1 al Cornell and the Univiiversity of bone they're're going to keep on chewing"E recen tly to drop the triprip from lheir must nol be crepe-maker caught firfire at her restaurant table..Te has » ’cfd continued ai med in World War IL” . , ‘ . California. . .• . on il.” nan leadeHn- truths leame< wona$32,000Judgmenl;nl against the Sun Valley C®,' em'e. nine people were anirrested In A federal ju ry awardiirded E lizabeth a nd Je sse BuenoBu Outside academi .m.ipnq A tlanta a fle r ann anli-apartheid-: protest atat Interna- who live at Laguna MlM iguel, Calif.. 532,000 dam; s Machines / Corp.'s stoclKkholders' ■ a fte r a trial In U.S. DlDlslrlcl Court here. The Scc e meeting, and thele IowaI legislature approvede d a b l l l l o nferencce------asked general ond speci« clfic dam ages of S800,000. lent of state funds Investeded In com- rado, Ulah. cies have5 liilinked the Worid Peace The lawsuit allegedd lhatU Ms. Bucno was ealingine tiin.___ ref|ulre dlveslmeni )ntlnued from Page Al from . Idaho, Colora r„ panics doing buslncslness-with Soulh A frica becacauso_otJt^ nd B ritish Col- Council to) RuRussia, and It has lies w ith n e r a t Sun Valley Lodgi>dge, operated by Sun Valley Washlnglon. Nevada and on policy of apartheid: attend. , numerous; aniantl-nuclear groups in this when axook alleijiptet)ted to refu61 an alcohol-bur 0 conventlons-gol off to a . u m b ia paid $150 each lo al ustees decided to sell holdln Dsed to all ex- counlry. “‘allhou^ alU not all of them.” ------devlce.used to preparere foodf al her table, us slart Monday momlng. . ' T h e m eetings a re clo& if Dallas and Kimberly-Clark officers, cor-- Davis saidaid he's nol a politician, bul The device flared upup; and Ms. Bueno sufferedi e?Gxten- Republic B ank Of D a sudden they were there”e” cepl law enforcement o Neenah, . Wise.... said college Presiden lel and federal an educator.itor. He said local groups , slve bums, the lawsuitIll alleged.c said Mary Daley of thehe porale security personnel 000 for McUiughlln.. /1th security, m ay havei mma ade an e rro r on his inten- After a trial, a juryy awa arded the w om an $25,00i Idaho- niimjman Rights Commission,,n, a g e n c lft involved wit 1,000 to Jesse Bueno foi' losss oo f his among spon»nsors of training sessionsns Johnson said thal wasIS normal for tlons. h e r b urn Injuries, $5,00 Bul hc saidsald It's possible that peace wife's cpmpnnlonshiplip and S2,000 for m edicalcal ex- R e d C r o s s ch < eck in g o n dclo n o rs on peaceful}ul settlements of conflicts.. . pollcetrainingsesslons. N ext door a l the conveimention center, and anll-nuclnuclear groups could be In- penses. * Mr is the three-day session NKW YORK (AI(AP) — On Ihe heels of nationwidena Next door ^ m o re lh an 400 paid $50 eache£ for three filtrated by Communlsl-fronl J , screening to findJ blblood th&t shows evidence:e of AIDS, on the Ihreireat of terrorism, geared d a y s of talk s on peacefulul ways lo set- organlzallonjlons. who would manipulate „ H onduras seceeking m ore aid 0 problems which might th e A m erican Redod (Cross is trying lo verify jtjust which m ainly lo [I!, lie conflicts. Involvinglg e v e ry th in g ’ and use thele groups.gi TEGUCIGALPA. HondurasHoi (AP) — Two senionior of- donors of suspect:t bloodbl have actually been e>exposed to come duringing the National Governors'I from divorces to labor- negotiations.i "Well-mea:neanlng citizens, can be flclals left (or Washlnihington Monday where theyey will Uie virus — and theiIherefore are at risk of develojlopingand Associationon convenlloix, here in Delegates from the conferences duped — and they m ay not know they seek increased econornomlc and military aid to0 Hon-1 spreading thcdisea;sease. AukusI. mingled at a Monday monom lng coffee a ro being-duped,” duf h e said. "T hey can d u ras. a key nationI In the Reagan administratl•atlon's People a l high rlslrisk for AIDS, including hommoscxuals Both grotroups said the conventionon b reak . be duped,i. fooledfo and exploited In a . Central American polic)licies. • nnd intravenous! ddi ru g abu-sers., have been1 urged to sites weree plannedp long ago, with no Many area judges. lawyers, In cor- delermincdcd effort lo weaken this Foreign Minister Edgardo Ec Paz Bamlca andIld Col. avoid giving blood,,xl. and lh at is “ the num tw r■onefactor oi one givinglg thoughtI aboul having thehe porale executives and otothers attend- counlry,” E fra lm Gonzalez Mumlunoz, chief of the armed forces fo lh al will p ro tect the nalion’s blood supply," s;said Dr. S. tw ogatherlr•rings side by side; ed, Including minority grgroups, social general staff, head a 15-member delegation for the 'Gerald Sandler,. associatea; vice, p re ^ n l.I. m edical Listed aIS s ttopics for discussion todayay workers and social actlvis w eek-long talks. They»y left1 Monday aboard a comi)mmer- operations, of thee RRed Cross, The. blooti screee e n ln g ls a jn th e anti-iitl-terrorism talks are anti-itl* D avis said he did nofin'intend to imp- H < cldl flight, and the otheih e rs will go lo W ashington loclodny, bac'kup precaution,on, hesaid. nu clear power F groups, peaceice ly that any Idaho organanizations are H Buybu^ *5011 •T rad o ■ organizalloi;lons and "The New Dlssl-■sl- tied to in te m ational Comimmunist-front H IDAHOHO COIN GALLERIES ■ " “ ChaTle«rDiaxana~m eet~pope ------—:------■-aOJN.MatiMalnTTwrnfDltf7ldre380t->H ------R e s i s t a n c:e e cerem o n ies'sl;iiated deril'Mo^e m e n ir’ groups. — 733-B593 VATICA. ■ .ITY (AP) (A — Prince Charles;s and li - Johnsonn ssaid about GO law officers)rs But he said nutherousi ffederal agen- Princess Diana of . BritainBri had a private auditidience NEWYORK (APAP) — Acoalilionof Jewlshf[land labor M onday w ith Pope Johrohn P aul II, bul a V atican soisource groups, angered1 by President Reagan's planans to visit m j r said Buckingham Palaialace overruled their plannctned at- the Bitburg cemetinetery. announced plans Molonday for J y t ^ ] I------^------tendance at a papal M-afHnss. cerem onies in Wesl/est Germany to honor Gernrm ans wlio * imoricil-‘ T he pontiff and the th royal couple smileded for re.sisled the Nazis,Is. • C^ntontlnued from Page Al d a y .” added his guard duJuly buddy An- H . . photographers and apptippeared pleased at the endtlof o: Ihe The American1 Jc'Jew ish Congress, w hich is organizing'or morning whenwt the victorious North•lh thony. Sm ith Jr.. a former H LAAST DAY I 35-minute audience, held hc In John P a u l's library117 , 'No "Ihe I'YIday ceremTiony..also oi said It would holdId a memo- Vietnamesefse Army rolled Into Saigonon paratrooper and unemployed ■ rAOR | BIKES ■ details w ere given of- the conversation, whichch was rial servlce-at theIhe site of'-th‘e^DaciraU“conciicentration ------in—R u ssianan-madc~T.-54. ianka_aH(Lnd coalminer__ ftpm ,.Pikilkevi!lc. _ .K y ,, ■ x e lv o A 10-Spo«d BIk*------H ------conducted In English.I. • cam p. Chinese^bulltulll camouflaged trucks..c s.. "M ay b e iheyVdon’f.w arant their true ■ wiihevlh Every lynx Purchotsd Marine Caj:apt. Nyslul of Coronado,lo. feelings about the Nanam known or ■ ;t to hide, bul ■ THEISEISEN MOTORS I Calif;, andid Ll. Shea, from El Paso,50. maybe they gol a past loin Ava .E . 733-7700 J ______T exas, w ere’re killed In the final evacua-la- they're vejerans, all rig•ight. You can t o d a ]l y 's w €e a t h e r ... lion of thee cilyc when their helicoptere r tell by th eir eyes.” CKK^d roll•elum ing to the a ircraft car-jr- [ T G tie r uBS HaiHancock. P artlyly cloudy foi r a co u p ie of d ayy ® a Now, 10) yearsy later, over the crestisl Tw in FaUfl. Burley. Rupcijp crt. Jerom e and i------,» of the hill1 dominatedd by the two reded . ivory glow of the floodlU_llll 1 ___ ------Gooding: 3T:------— ^ ------T h e l HIH orecast / for-8-p:mn^EDX^Tue.,_ApriI - 3(■an \ ey es and Iv Partly cloudy loday and an Wednesday. r T ------' rWasfiihgtonon M dnurnentra‘~bobblng,'lg. wi— ^ ZYI nigh.s mid 70.1 (0 low 60s.5, l,/)wsIj In the40s, l y 2^ 1,^ candlelit piprocession of Vlelname.'M*•sc Camas Prairie, HoUey/ aoz n d lower Wood J / ~ 7 refugees isIs im oving solem nly into thisits . t River Volloy: ' b lack granilinile valley of death. Some of Mostly fair and warmirmcr today and { / / >iir the womenen are wearing Ihe tradl-<11- A Special Treieat • ^ W ednesday. IllRhsTO to75.)75, Lov'.-s35to40. - 6 0 / ^ ! £f7 ^ — ^ ' — - tional tuniclic called the ao^lals. All are- ...... Northern U tah ood Nevodi'“da: I / 7 rt .singing "Vi.Vielnam. Vietnam,” the na- F o r M o m . . . Nevada — Mostly sunsunny today and C tier i5WIl.mu(lJ!li(.'d wit W ednesday cxecpl for a clchance of after- |i \ \ f Ylonal antiinthem of the vanished___ jjoiiimot codeeii lo.'i S-!" K y .. noon or cvcnlnB thundcrs;lerstorm s, A little —L y \ d R epublic of:ofSouth Vietnam . ------■(•r. bi.-llur'V;e i ' ■ ^ w arm e r with highs In thehe 70s7 and low DOS, f A p a rk: rni'. vvd'ii iiulp you (ill inetn ' W ednesday. Continued warmwa: days. Uws uinh 9 ' 0 ^ — ^ \ to assist a weeping woman doing[ aa tea or candy |ii:;l tor MoiiilltK.'t’;-, Day i tonight 40S to low 50s, lllgllllghs today 70S to ??rnpe, jeratures -90 ^ "rubbing."." a pencil imprc-s.sion of her 120 Main AvonuooNorlti. I ■ i . m id 80s nnd Wcdncscc Scf NOAA. u S tx-ot otiCo™™«. C ,„asudd.dden shafl of moonlight, (he XdPEATED E A L ! day. is to be waiting in a jungle .s (or Meld work and planttni',1 will\ 1)0 soulliwL’.st to southeast.MS 1010 mpl, trio .sco m s Fair skies and pleasantlant temperatures conditions I clearing for foi a hclicoper lhal neverrer ■ ■ O M S IN G^ I E R out the Gem Stale will Ik gooI’ood throuj;h early Thursday,, IxithI today and Wedne.sday. • wen* rejMrted throughout while camera flashbulbs M onday. Highest In thehc stale Monday then poor rI dlate Tliunulay througli Satur- The extended forecast foifor Southem com es, wf Touch-Tronlc* 220 1 0 • sm all arm s fire in the tree __ ^was Caldwell with BO_degilegrces, while the day. TotalII p preclpltallon will Ih; ,10 to .:!()I IdalKi1 .sliows scattered sh(showers and eru p t lilte si memory machihin o low o( 22 d e g rw s wax rccoecorded alElkCl-' Inch'with'IcI'local amounts up to .50-incti-I- tminflcrsnowcrs-'I'fiurstiay-ait 29 stltcRes preprcjrogTdhrm^a ------ty. from heavlavier showers Tliursday anil1 cr e r mooil lhal usually per- a n d width* 1-step was 125 particles per cubicjblc meter of air. tcmperatunlures will wann two to four• Thursday, cooling into thee ' Ms Fri.lay 1,,^; ^m onum ent area, " a re thereire buttonholing • Lo'.owbobbin / NiWl T he agricultural outloollook tor Southem degrees byby Wcdnesjlay, then cool a to .1> ; and Saturday. I,ows in the 4U; iried under here?” indicator Idaho, today through SaiSatunlay. shows d egrees t)y)y 5 Saturd.iy- Winds for sjirayinj’’ j anil In Ihe :H)s Friday and Satu.Sir"'’' a man answers, striking' aa Manuloelur«r’i Suggoftotod Hit $1399.99 \ U ® m atch thalhat lighLs up the legendind KtnsilCHy 78 48 18 PoillanO, Otn 88 75 37 "M ean Maiklarine" on his T-shlrl andmd .. N ational LasVogas 88 S7 Sl.LoulJ 7979 » . L’c r “ilo''r!'' • 3® catches a i tear trickling down thalia l J3 . SallLakttClly 7777 43 McCj M Mai Minin I Pep Loa AftOelB* 73 ;e. "I'm just visiting with myn y . AlbuQuargge U <; ; Momphit 83 43 SanFianelico 84 74 4o' rud d y face. Allinli Sl U J Miami Doach g] 71 Soaltle S757 38 SalfTOfi ■“ oldhoochm1 m a te back ih E ye Corps.” ) Ol Mllwiukoo 8« 37 SooWno 81 Boalon eo M '/c I^ n g afliafter midnight, an clderiyrly X • I • U i Chicago >9 » 4 Minnnapolis 7S SI Washlnglon 73" S' T w i n F a lls Oallta U r 08 ^^'•'0rr urrk llur.ilMl molor.roult; Sterling.g. who was a Navy advl.scr oionq pdgoi /)dr and moko bul- ' do not receive your pa]paper by 7 a.m., call the ninum ber for your ,i,.|iv.-o- dally,-i;ni JI.W |»T v,fck; Suniliiy. 7i« |>ef.er»rrK;tlnlly w ith th e V|(Vietnamese junk fleet, likes li. ! ____ a ^ : anil^uixby,:iy, SSl.'jupvr wn-k Mull sulivrlptlons i I Coleman lamp nnd wantler Jerome-WebdcB-Goodindlng-Hagerman 536-2535 m .nitv.nncp•p .ir.in Buhl-CasUeford SS i :innlh.'^ ilfl'Xi. A inunlli.^ ID'JO. 12 memonua«7B0; le fta tm lddnlghl. n ANY NEW MAGI ONL' Pilbr-Rogersoft-HoUhsteiBter 326-f 175 -Sunil.iy only,i!y, 1: tnoiiUi VI 4i, ;l monllii JIS .15. B m 3f people come here at night : Twin Falls and all other.tero reo s 7 3 3 ^ 1 i:mornnMi-i, i!i.'i 4u Siuil<-ni iinj M-rv'Iccm.m rate,“S' I UO»|XTini»iliiDiiUi l.-and-5:30-p,m, ------'Not airthithe comRCtltors in theApril- weekdays. To report latilate news and ^>ort8 resultsa aafter 5; 30 and on 26 M agic: Valley’ Special Olympicsir — SEV^¥ I N G CEr■NTER w eekends, call 73M)338.38. , •n«TJm»-Nc»-Ncwi Ij publUtted cUUy al 133 ThlKjnJsi,W..Tvin w e t(L retariarded, as was stated in an 4 41I IMAIN AVE. EAST * 73733-3344 . Advertisliig Buitumka. F&Us. Idahedaho. SXXJI. by Magic VtUey New . April 2a airilcle. m Special Olympics en-cn- •• NiNEXT T O WALKER'S FURNITINITURE :lan poat«Re paid at Falli t>y Tbe ‘------Ifyottwt8frtoplaooan«in ad v ertiseme n t, c all J33-0331 -trants-mnay a. be physically—handU ReoirofficiirariHSiayoewvt are taken Mooday. throiirougb Friday from 8 a.m. u 10 ec-ioe of U)e icUho Code, ■nwnd■«liy U beraby capped Orir (developmenlally disabled Bonkcords • I Saturdays from 8 a.m.n . untUi nooo. Inform adon1 onot display ads Is (ksJKnatedcd &a t the day of Uk Mvdi oc aUd) teglegaiBXkMwui in .some wa;,vay, bul are not nece.ssarily W olcom o ; ! available weekdays onlymly. bepublUhed relarded., 1The Times-News regrets I 'ot't _ J.'."!'"** ______the error. j ■>| i \ r '* 'u . T uosd;3day, April 30,1985 Tlmes-^is-Newa, Twin Falla, Idaho A-3 ■ ” V - << Natitioin . - y - 2 a l l e c Dole g e d l y a g r e ie s t o budgj e t COm ces^s i o n s ¥ i i j r ^ ~ \ w A S HHNGTON i> (AP) - Senate Ma-La- v o te la s t w e e k despitei the vice is a litmus1: test of congresslona At the same time, he has stressed D’Amatoato and M rs. Hawkins oppose ' U r t \ jorlty,Leaxjader Robert Dole, R-Kan.,n., Rej3ublicans’ 53-47 ma;lajoritv in the resolve 10lo reduce the deficit, Davic Y 7 that senators wUI bce free lo seek the planI (olo limI it the rise of Social So- ‘.\ J \ has agreee vive. he replied, “ I thinlink we have lo preparedKl loI the Republican package spokesman, David Knono, said Abdnor political ''ri.Hlit«'re back home for their e^- • / Idontifiedtd by name, expressed in-n- wail a few days lo see: wwhal develops which wotvould elimlnnle more Ihan t a would support the GOIOP package on forts.v • < c re a .w d confidence . lhat thele qr’unravels." .'d o z en po{popular domesllc program? iiiL. f ir s t v o te , b u t th e n ]propose resto-. DespiteLe lhc11 negotlalions, D’Amato R e p u b llccan a r budget would survive thele ’ In related budget cdevelopments and cul dde e e p ly in to m a n y o th e rs whiU b ile r a tio n ' o f p r e s s e d cuts ci in farm,’ said in a b brief telephone Interview, p vote expected today, barr-r- M o n d a y : tr im m in g lg -spending by52een maneuvering for Ixjwell W eicker, R-Conn provisionn curtailing( Social SecurityLy I Armed Services Commimlllee decidetl days to winwii a preliminary vole of ap- n n - m a kking i n t cry stal a legenid.* fP' The 'other Republiiilican holdouts * ^.DcnqfJt Increases Inc and seek lo holdId i:w lo cut the Pentagon3n’s budget for proval foror Ihe plan as a whole, urging J'f'S identified by GOP souources included • SWAROVSKI S ' spending aulKorlty'To thisis b u y in g w e a p o n s by S7.1ibiillon. b Uepubllcaicans to give him untied sup- S E N . R O B E R TF DC O L E . ;“P; Sens. Alfonse D'Amatolo of New York, vei. • Rllm lnation'of^lhe'e federal sub- porton'wh;.vhat he term s a "procedural" Paula 'Hawkins of Flo H o p e s s u p p o r t wi/ill ill s u ffic c D ole, whi.vho twice shied away from a sidy'for Amtrak Iraln pas.sengerpi ser- mollon. 'lorida, Charles ^ P M athias of Maryland,, F R o lx jrt H a s te n • I/'IM —I'.o f Wisconslri and Marlirk Andrews of Sentate ripss Sandiinistas, North Dakota, • , Ortesja trip Gift Ideeas ' ' ^ ■ WASHINGTON (AP)(AF — A resolution Jo "con »n- Gorbachev to meet aa gigrowing economic crisis inin He said they are "outoutraged thal after his vic- clemn lhe actions of the Sandlnlsta regime li '* |l [V ? In Nicaragua, tory In the House thalal he rushed lo Moscow to Nicaragua," incluc:ludlng I*fcsldent • Dahle hlel The re.solutlon,- apprpproved by voice vote wllhh pick up a couple hundridred miillon dollars to ex-C- Hf O rtega’s trip to Mosc loscow, was unanimously apap- almost no debate, alsoIso said the Sandlnlsta gov-/- pand the sphere of comnininunlsl influence." proved by the SenaleleonMonday. c ernment "has suppresiressed the democrallc op- - M o th er’ss Day The resolution said1 OOi rtega’s trip lo Mo.scow is The harshly wordedded resolution blam el^he lef-lef poslton, Ihe press an(and the (Roman Catholic) r i M O M - . . F o r 03 closeclc friend who's obout ■' " c l e a r e v id e n c e of a c or list Sandinista gpvepvemment for conllnplng; i a Church In Nicaragua .. continuing Sandinista effort I t 'IK I'.-itnily Htnq■} to travovct. el O r to c cto b ro ce yo u r ' , lo s lr e g th o n tie s w ilhh the t Soviet Union, in sup- “ massive militaiVbulb u ild -u p . . . f a r o u l b f p ro p»r- o r Lasl week, the Dendemocratic House rejected □ DAUGHTER-— .. * ow n nonow-lound freedom. A ■j port of Sandlnisla popollcles of mililarization, tion to Uielr legimnatilate self-defense n ee^, tliere2re- President Reagan’s> pproposal lo provide Sl-1 f3irtli;,lon(.'-tTKriri(i 3 2 %I full IcQd c ry s to l b u tte rfly . • repression and interferference in Ihe affairs of Ils b y n e a r ly b a n k ru p tinLing g th e c o u n lry ." > million in aid lo thee rrightist Contra guerrillas Ll S IS T E R - excluGcluGively yours from the nelghlwrs.^ J (:,-ltiiiif).l;if;ki't:: Then It slngJed ouKu t O rle g a Ior g o in g lb Moscom n ’ho have been .seeking:Jng to overthrow the Ictllst S w aarovski* ro \ Silver C ryscaf “seeking a multi-milmillion dollar bailout of the Sandlnlsta government.ent. Aniong'lhose sponsorsoring the re.solutlon were« I n GRANDMA — Collection, , Idn gnrnui pt.'tirtnninnt j Sandlnisla regim e.” S e n a te -M ajo rity ;I>e:;I>eader Robert Dole saidd Dole. Senate Democraliallc leader Robert Byrd of " r i A U N T - N icaraguan sourcesces said Monday that OrlegfBga Monday lhal the Orteg;lega trip coming right aflerr West Virginia. Sen. Da\:)avid Boren, D-Okla„ Sen, '■ Gatnt.llKMcJi: sought $200 millionon in assistance during; a ^ the vote in Congresss aangered members of Ihoe John Danforth. R-Mo.0, and Son, Phil Gramm, meeting Monday wUI"vlth Soviet leader MikhailI SS, . H o u s e a n d S e n a le fro m I R -T ex . '■ I RGOD MOTHERIR — >m b o th p o litic a l p a rtie s , 1 .IK cii.nin (2) ' — > I'riMOTHER-TO-Ei-BE — ’ —^ Free Gift Wrapping —Auditoi)rs w arirragainst IRSpers1 sonnel ccutbaclis ■n;.^ATGRANIN D M A ' ^ ’ WASHINGTON (AP)P) — Congres- of the Gen leneral Accounting Office; il ductivlly through advananced data pro- dropping,[», th e n u m b e r o f r e tu r n s Is . S c u 'c i c r ’ . s io n a l auditors said MonMonday lhal the collects 90 90 percent of the governm-n- cessing and olher measures. m He rising andIld a c c o u n ts o w ed Ihe IR S a rc rest of the governmentnt could be the entismone 'ney. defended the reductionI asa "in keeping increasingng, bul slill the agency’s 198G r m a n - . J £ V loser If the Reagan administration ad ■ "Therefd Jji] E W E L R Y C O cfore, govenimenl-wldele wilh Ihe desire of the administrationai budget woiv ould b e le.ss lh a n In 1980, succeeds In cutting thee staffst of Ihe In- reductionsns applied lo the IRS couldId to Jichie've a freeze In sp(;pending acro.ss. ^ 'n F o l l i ~ ] l ON-TH'I-THE-D0WNT0V;N-MALL lem al Revenue Servicece —• an agency- result In reducing Ihe revenues:s tho board." 1 alread y hurt, by balkyIky computers, availablee tot fund olher_goxemmcnl_n l____ Bul Hep^^.I.J._Pickle, D-Tcxas,.the - fjeiaycjj Tefunds'and’aa mountain of programs,’IS,” he lold the House Ways/s .subcommltlee chairmaran, shot back; H H unanswered mall. a n d M e ans n s oversight subcommlltee. “ Idon’tcareifthe declslIsion w a s m a d e 123 Moin A v .t o i t , Tv The HIS, which gener,nerales SlOO for , jRS Con:ommissloner Ro.scoe L. Rg-g- on high, up In the heav(,vens — d o e s ll each 50 cents it spendsids. Is not just ger Jr, salt;aid Ihe agency will make upIp m a k o s e n s e ? ” ^ another acency, said JoliJohnny C. Finch foT^he bud)udficl cul by Increasing pro-0- He said taxpayer c

Navy sect:retary^fehhman laudsIs Israelfj^ REBM f T " ■ VIRGINIA BKACH.. Va,V (AP) - hesaidaftiafler speaking al n cennoneyjy flglUeis, In exercises conducted c by _____ lsraei:sJeasing-of-12JCnrairjcl fluhlcra_flt Oceanala Naval-Air Station m arking"lg~J'’iBbter-Squatirun-‘13-at- it-QcoanarThe— ------_Now onColema away Some^Suinirnmer Fun!__ ■ to the United States is an example of Uie arrival/al of the first Ihree Kflr jets. pianes will engage in sinlimuiated com- iMlh countries' efforts? totc hold down Israel Isis leasing the jets lo the Unii-il- bnt lactlcs of likely foessasa j means of dcfen.se cosls. Navy SeciSecretary John ed Statess forf three years at no cosl.:l, Iralning fleel pilots for)r possible air F . U h m a n J r . s a id NYond?nday. The Defentense Department Is payinglg bailies. nan Canoes, Layai "A new level of-coopooperatlon has mlllloHon to the manufacturer.r . T h e N a v y s ta r te d usingn g w h a l il c a lls J , jy o w n o u t o f th e in c re aislngbudgejajy s in _ israelLAlrAircraft Industries Utd.. for.,or.^‘advcrsary training’.’’ . d u r in g - Iho— — pressures for each of usjs toI find lower malntenana n ce . Vielnam War. The inslruruction has led “ . cost solutlon-s to keep our defen.se ca- Pilots of the Kflr jets will simulatetc to a dramatic improverement. in pilot C an o es pabllity able lo deal with1th the threat." enemy alnilrcrafl; such as Soviet MiGG perform ance. I.A*hmansasa iri. CcColorado Rod or v CColoman c G roon ------~ 1515’ and 17' Foot Lengths

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\J Town & Countryitry Slue Lal;o T K E O U TrtingGc l r o o d s _ . • 1236Blup1 Is, ID. • (208) 733-6446146 . 124 Mainain Avenue North • Vai/alidated parldng Lot, on 2nd Avenue-North □ J t keSSp^ m a m m e Lakes N ., Twin Falls A-4 Timenos-NeWs, Twin Falls, Idaho3 Tuesday, April » ,ia a s - w t t>ff ■I A m e r i tlea musst notfiforget n'esponssibiliU; " does not confrom to the M r. P resident, 1985 is a yeary< of great annlver* ■ "America’s first defeat" dc " lib e ra l" Uiesls Uiat Ameri(lerlcan involvem ent in C Blake * s:sarles. F o rty y«ftirs ago, innMoy, I Uie United Stales VVnam&KcwHoMtni W n»mCI vlelnam was immoral fromrom Uie beginning, Uiat Publthcr .AdvcnljlngilrgManager aiand our allies destroyed Najazi Germany and G u e s t oi p p i i n i o n rescued the people of Eurofope from Hitler’s savage undecHoChlMlnh’senllghll^tenedleadershipa . Strphtn Hwig•rtgcn JcnyHcvi ” Sen. Stevee iS y m m s communist victory was Justifiedjusl and Inevitobie MuugVtg EdiiEdior ClieuUoonrsn MaruQcr occupation. Ten years ago, as a memlmberof IheHouseof ^ a n d th al South Vietnam waswa: a brutal and corrupt R epresentatives, I w as onele of th e la st U.S. Con- “ nation undeserving of Amei.merican aid. fundam ental “ lesson of }f the editorial b u r d and writerllers of edllorlals gigressmen In South Vietnamim and Cam bodia. I saw A painfully plain, but fun( The m em bers of tf Syndrom e" influences U.S. . Vielnom'’Is: Don't lose. areStcphci}hen H srigcn and WiDlam E.i. Hoi^vardh ththe determination of thosee tbrave people to fight for T oday th e ‘‘Vietnam Syn ______ttth e ir freedom , and their vei'ery lives, right up unlll Ipolicy In Central America,ca. A popular bumper When Uie greatest power#er in the world commit^ thIhc end. I saw also the hopci)clcssncss of their task, stick er proclaim s lhat ‘‘El‘El Salvador isspanlsh for ils m aterlal and hum an resourcesres- to waratid The question which plagugues America on this Vietnam." Some Senotorsijrs of leri com pare U.S, loses, grave consequences;es iarc suffered by millions tenth anni versary of the falallofSolgonis; "Howdid 1policy In C entral A m ericaca Ito Vietnam, declaring whoSe very existence deperspends upon our pledges . There; i w e Lku''c 'ih U^fSlS«M)l^aU6ns for iUiot in C en tral Amc^co-Mj/ ^TOd%ifBPSrt. E>efeal erodesides the very spirit of our America’s defeat are the les-sons of V ietnam ?'^ ■ Finally.lhemosttormeninenting “lesson" of ail: How and why did Americica " d isc a rd " and Lost week we were facedced wllh the decision of Don’t abandon victory. " sh u n ” victory in V ietnamn ? ' As a m em b er of Con- providing , the Nicaraguanan Freedom1 fighters wllh l o r a rreconciliiation We w ere defeated, a s NorttiNor Vietnam’s leaders-, 6 I so-colled "freedom fightersters" who routinely rape ■ a n d m any o therr G erm ans think the cenem etery visit is an {you rem em b er him, he coiouldn’tdecidelfhewould | a nd m urder. Did Uiat mokeake m e a dangerous appropriate. \v ajy-for y the president to honor those of votev< for Reagan or Mondaltlie) d idn’t tak e long lo I subversive? Would a red-bi(J-biooded patriot stand by ned boy died pleading for - • •■’both sides in a waivar that ^ e d 40 y earss ago tfiis m onth. show si his true liberal eolorsrs upon taking the oolh of I ’ the spol where an unarmed i office. Many of Stallings’ vcvoti^ to date have been I his life and listen with anI unmovedun heart while his , the>^jrfnvJm people hahave carried their In th eir view, tl aU e a sl ludicrous (votes ag;Ig a in s t Reagan on the I mother described the impacipactof the bullets? guilt long enough,gh.%1sTime for a recorlonciliation. which MX ^ missile and the farm blbill) but the vole by . I Y es, I criticized m y presicresident. I believe God Is is w h a tth e B itb>urg u r visit sym bolizes’.' ■ ' Idaho’s It new radical congreressman againsi aid to I infallible and under certain;aln conditions, so Is the But just as adcidamant is the Americican Jewish com- counterrevolutionariesci inI ^Nicaragua was I P ope. The re st of us had betterbell depend oasound munity and a lalarge part of the Cor:ongress which is downright tl frightening. argum ent, o r on the auUientlenticity of personal expe- F irst, th e FSLN, the com:mmunists who run I ■ rience. To call people wholefio torture and mutilate responsive to itss aappeals. Nicaragua, are massing, bjby for, the largesi army I ‘‘the m oral equivalent off ouroui Founding Fathers" The annual rerecalling of the Holoilocaust continues ! In C entral A m erica. The cocommunist army, in a I violates my love for logicc andan my reverence forthe una"bated, despitiDite the Intervening yeyears. From this c.counlry of 2,5 million peoplpie, h as ov er 120,000 ‘ noble origins of our counlry,iliy. And as for experi- perspective, thele Bitburg visit is a directdi: slap at the troopsii w ith plans lo build totc 200,000 (T his m eans ence, have the Presidentt dr the people who brand IIlh at one in every ten people)le in Nicaragua will soon m e com rnunlst ever sel foo( in N icaragua? Je w ish people ancind their suffering, X. ______------Mr.-Tlppetrlf you haven’ten’lrep o rted to R o m ey el, - - ...... ivelssue herds not reaeally in d o u b t: Ob------^ b e conscripted,-)------T he substantive In 1978, th e ye a r before; thet> communist takeover, you mighl want to Includeje theU following shocker In — viously, any Amemerican-president-neet jeds-both-the-sup- Nicaragua’s f, army had threiree tanks,three cannons you letter. II is a statemenienl byI James Hickey, the . port of a long-tii-time German-ally, wliwhile-maintaining ------aa n d seven helleoplors.-BuViVUie now FSL N arm y-is— c .. Catholic ArchblsJiORoLWasI(VashIngton..cxprcsslnc ___ ^______, good relations witA'iththe American Jewi;,vish community. bbeing fully equipped by thefie Soviet Union. The REP. RICHARDID STALLINGS the position of the CatholicHe bbishops onald tothe "Sandlsta People’s Army"/ " .a s i t is colled, has -agua critlcizcd C ontras. He told the U.S..C Co: ongress: In our view, ReaganRe is.not harminglg the second by a ' Vote on Nicaras “There is no acceptablele n:milllary Elution to the y since a separate [jm o re lhan 340 new lanks,, 2(200 antl'alrcraft guns reconciliation o)f f tthe first, particuarly; an d Ih e la le st in Soviet Ml-i11-24/Hind D atlo ck 'doorstep of the United SlalHales. The m an Is .scary. Nicaraguan'probiem. Dlrecirecl military aid to any tri^) to the B ergen;en-Belsen concentratiotion cam p to honor " hellcoplors. Nicaraguanjejet figlUer pilots arc. SEN. larreyanderSRSON: force attempting to overlhrc■throw a governm ent wllh Holocaust victimsm s has been added to ththe trip. , rrig h t now, being trained Inin Bulgaria. Twin FaU s w hich we a re nol al w ar Is IllegalIII and Immoral." ons on this subjeclrh-have not cooled — Whysuchalarge-army?!7 Why indeedrCosta Rica— 5._.REV..WILLIAMJAYL0fLOR ...... - - ...... Sadly, passion: aiters trulyToiow ?' desp ite the y earsirs. People of good willill of both G erm an f(Nicaragua’s neighbor to} tthe south) has no army.. W * hat do Red-^bai . Jero m e ard has only 8,000 G rateful for Congress';' refusalrc to buy m ore •and Jewish desc€scent fervently believe/e in their respec- Costa J R ica's national g u ar m em bers. To the north, thehe Honduran armed ; w eapons for the Contra,, I sspeak m y final word in In ] defense of F atlIther Taylor tive causes, the2 oneo in the rehabilitatiation of Germany, ^forces num ber only 25,000.0. W hatever all those new' the great Nicaraguandebnebate. th e o th er in p reseiservation of the m emlory or of axlark time Sovlel s w eapons are for. Itt cannotc be for defense What makes an "experl'crl" on L alln ^ m erica? As In defense ot Fath er Billlill T1 aylor. Uils is in in w orld history.f. against Nicaragua’snelghlpibors. chairman of the BlparllsarIsan Committee on Central response to the "gentlemen’nen” w hosaid, “ F ather • - T h ere a re those who claiiaim that tho communist —— ,A m crica, Jienry KI.

L ettersS / LoopholesIS found in Idahiho Powers pclosition on hyc^dro developmm ent———— irchascd from independent pr6e true.t anyone of yourar c caliber. To u.se a slate reprere- bursed for all the llcenIcenses, tags, and other desirable to develop the: smsn* all hydro sites llwer com pany's system wide1! opoperating cost. wildllfe.oiJour over production should1 rereally Slate employeoyees are having a desperatee wardens lold me whcr/here the elk were—only to seriously say that w eshoullOuldcontinue to w aste if ihithe power company can decre::rease their send theprprices we recelvc for grains,is,callle i ttmejustiioldiniding on lo jobs. We certainly dido find cow and sheep) irocks. Ira im enls like yours. I think you i th e wood residue from loggogging and sawmill oper»erating costs, then tiie indepenpendents' p rice etc. down1 evenc further, not need commc Hand SHANE WALKERSR activ ity in Idaho. This typeype ot production adds willill goi down. . ■- If lh e wllvlldlifes’ pastures on our pubiublic lands any olher unsigisigned people need lo apply foifora Shoshone loldaho income, now paynlyrolls.pew ta x b a s e _____ II hhope Mr. Barclay-s assertion;lom: U>al the In-— h ad neverT beenI touched bydomesticacan im als...... an d wiUi hydro adding newjew waler recreation, dopejpendents will receive an ever- w Our Fairlirfleid farm er, who has to mimany elk • w e re com pletely Ignoredd irin Idaho Pow er’s blemcms in the first place by eatingIngalltheir onhispaslslures has been known lo run-un hunters . ciijculattons thus dislortiniling the final com- . food,od, brush etc. and of course iheithere are all lhe off these lands.la T he elk m ust get to thethespring 2^3 I ___ flgiirf><;nnrnsrndi;ade.------.------conv.nvenienUy set (ires lo bum IhclIheir original, , feed befon)rc hls.cattlc cnn m ake It. butlut 1 rath er______; 3. The Cascade comparisirison was made on pastiisture, so we can have early chealgrasschc expect itwwas the wildlife’s first, the baslsof •45-ycar contracxacls for small power pastiislure for dome.stic stock. Try7puttlng200 p Whydoeoesn’l the BLM and F orest.Service Se producers. Idaho Powerr<^mpanylaiowsfull Q headad of stock in private p'asturgit:olorihiisumi_^putjhelr.p. j well they only negotiate;35yearcontracLs. 35; mer;e r at $9 lo $12 if you really wontant to hurt. lol of then: ranchcrs wllh allotments anare selling > eg : 4. O u r P.U.C. h as alrcad;:ady m ade a m ajo r igI iguess we can dispose of all ourwildllfeinoui themtooU)ther'i^plc for a lot more thtthan they ; red u ctio n In th e Independeiidenl producers price, idahtaho and open up more areasifor fot stockmen . orc payingng for them. 'W hen w e com pare Idaho0 PiPower's Cascade . sinceice we certainly need more mejm eal on Uie BERNICIC E WALKER production with an equalJ aiamount o7energy n]arliarket. You can tell this by thep;IC prices we ShoshooMW Ii

Tueaesday, April 30.1985 Tlmoa-109-NOW3, Tikfin Falla, Idaho A-5 rBr ie f» v = ...... ---- ....; a m B r o c k i nn as lab o r sec> c r e t e r y WASHINGTON(iM (AP)— William Brock was'as sw orn Into office Mon- dayassecrcUiryor' of labor at a private White* HouseH ceremony attend- ■ Courtt pavesi way f oor forcesdinteggration ed by President RefReagan, a White House spoke:kesmansald. T h e ccrem ony’ in the Roosevelt Room waskIS, \viewed by Brock’s \i(lfe .WASHINGTON (A!AP) — The municipalpal bond history, The Reagan adminislistration Is urg- balance mm San Jose’s schools stems .a n d several &cqua[pialntances, according to deputy d< press secretary S u p rem e Court on Mondnday lel stand o Bondliolholders still have olher iegaegal ing the court to use thehe case to limil from "aa r neutral arid even-handed A lb ert R. Brashear,jar.', ruling it was told coulclid lead to "the avenuess oopen In Ihelr effort to recou:oup th e pow er of (ederal Judges Ju lo insist neighborhoono\lovan, who resided, was neighborhood school1 syslem" in • RuledieJ, 8-0, in a case from Chicagcago assure "safe" seals (or ({ black can- segregationlion. connrmedbytiieScs Senate Friday on a unanimoinous voice vote. * many American cities.5. lh a t lawyi.vyers for bankrupt businessesses didales. • The controntroversy dates back to 1971. , ; The president hiihiis said Brock’&'maln tosk£sks would be "rebuilding The justices, withoutit com m ent o r a m ay bee forced by court-appointented • R efused lo hear a GGeneral Motors when thele s aiafte r he vowed never lo F e d e ra l R eserve Boardrd m ay.reg u latc— p e rfo rm again inn hihis native stale. Frank Sinatnatra has agreed lo retum llmited-servlce banks,:s. proliferating to h is hometown1 to receive an honorary degiegree from the coliege.he as so-called “non-bank 1 says he always warivanted to attend, ' • R efused lo let Invnvestors recoup S in a tra m ade his pledge to boycott N ew JcJersey t a fler he was called m oney lost when Ihithe Washington a n Vobnoxlous bullbully” by a slate casino comommlssloner in a dispute P ublic P ow er Supupply System o v e r a b lackjack{game ga In Atlantic City, d efau lted on $2.25 bil9illlon w orth of But Amy Bass,s, spokeswomans; for Stevensis Institute] of Technology bonds, the largest default in N O T H I N G5 D O W N - 90 Di)AYS5 SAME ASscash ( ^ ^ H • said Monday that)at the school will presentit o( r Blue Eyes wilh an h o n o rary doctorate•ate In engineering al Its I13tl13th com m encem ent cere- m ony on M ay 23. FRR E E P E L I.IVERY! The presentation[lon fulfills a Hfe-Iong am bllblUon for the G7-ycar-oId entertainer.', p — I P l a n e e vvacuationca i a u s e s s t i r r AMARILLO, TexTexas(AP) —Passengers on a Jet lhal skidded off a . “IS rain-slick runwayay applauded'when the planlane stopped, then began p u llin g their bagsgs from( overhead bins before>re flight attendants could conduct an emergergency evacuation, one passeiscngersald. T om H lgley, newlews director of KIXZ radio) hihere, said he-complalned to Southwest Alrllnrllnes officials about how thele evacuation( was handle

N e r v e gsas a overh^iulI ui r g e d Bridal R esgistry ( | | | ■■ J DcTpf.'inclucu d ln g i------g — ■ ^^HINGTONIN (AP)( — A White House corcommission Is recommen- din g th a t the Uniteilted States destroy its entire;re slock of aging chemical 3 . C r y s ta l w eapons and rcplojplace Ihem with a new type5e of> nerve gases.-sources h • F iatw o ro sa id Monday. • Ho^sov^cv a r o s n III ' — Tho panel wasIS'appointed a lasl month by' PresidentP Reagan at the d irectio n of Congnigress, which called for a slusludy of the U.S. chem ical ------weapons-programamJn.lhe wake of congressloslonal refusal for the past • M ultiple wateter level and • C om m ercially proven p r in self- th re e y e a rs to give giv the Pentagon a greenn 1flghl on producing'new » controls service laundritI rie s • G e n t l e , . H weapons. tem perature • P e r m a n e n t PPress Cycle energy efficientt drying c . Elec- ■ -Dry or Time • Exclusive powei/er-fin asitator tronic, Auto-D C ontrol • BigI LLoad drum H •E asy t o c le a n Iinilint filter SheO p MalffhStreel . T fiis v ita l ddowntovi/p o v area is everyoneine’s neighborhood, ifs Ijie.cle,center of the com munity. A reviiaiizeded shopping area serving9 alla of-Magic Valley. ^ ______• N o b o ddy 'qefs lE B B ^ ____ X ___your^disl;shes___Z^^^^S \ cleaner! . L ow r t h e Y-ODung MoDther.. w W y n , \ Energy V(W ash V ------: For Cycle forDr every- \ \ / day loadids • E n ersy \ 5 / Saver Driiry Cycle \ 2

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,A-6 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Falls, 130,1985' rid _ : LUBE, oil)IL & filter! j 9 5 M O S T ,. ONLY . 'AMERICAN CARS Israe?lis wiithdrzaw f rebanon, many slainI by , Shiite Timur Goksel,Go spokesman for .theie ^ :orrespondenl Juan-Carlos ^ Moslem mlUtJamcn attac>acked Chris- ty. AP cor • Moslem guerrillas and sulcldc s car u.N. forcee liin Lebanon, reported lhata t Stone '^ian forces corralled'InI a'mountain a Gumuciorep•eported. bbom bers. 4,000 ChrlstNstian refugees sought safety ^g^j«10^1n^vo.S. TwInFoMi T 733-5Sll_ [ enclave In south Lebanon.n. T hey showiowered each other w ith rice On the border, thee rclurnluB Monday Inn tth e Israeli-controlled buf- In Beirut,'Moslem and;nd Christian and rose pet;>ctals, hugging and kissing, Israelis, i: throwing canistercrsotcolorcd fer zone nortorth of Israel’s border.' gunmen skirmished In the center of In an explosiosion of joy at the end of :m smoke,s drenched a welconoming crowd Uie city after night-long sirestreet bottles, months ofI sraeliIs occupation. Trucks with champagne and sluck2k carnations . Rival Christian leaders COlconvened an and cars, youngyo men and women cl- iiin the barrels ot their guguns to cele- em ergency seJision In castasl Beirut in inging lo the t sides, clogged lhe brate ij the withdrawal. APP correspon* an effort lo close ranks agiagalnsl what stTeels."Feo>oople-sang and shouted-jdent Nicolas Tatro reporle•led from the Ihcy consider a Moslem?m threat to frombalconii)nics and rooftops. bIw rd er town of Rosh Horianlkra that idiJ W B B l.«banon’&ChrisUans. "L ife undnder the Israelis turned military n policewomen she;howered the Tho Israeli withdrawal0II*|I(W PlilClG AmVAl HADi An Israeli armoreded column IcavcsVyrc® Ifor a border strip I 1 Plugs into Program Rocnive A lO-Spood D or Multi-Pak Interfac ■■■ Wilh Evory lyn* Purehi t h e is e n m o t < South Kor)fean XT I 701 Moir. Avp. t . 7. chief affirrrms V?> H 6 p i n ^ t r e e tt T w i n h ( a e k Store o r Deale ADU) r.HACn cuw’unn ctNitiiG At;n PAiyic

ties with LU.S. - 8 vital dow ntow n area is borhood. Ifs (he cenlcnter of lhe com m unity.iy. '.SEOUL, South Korea (APr - A rev^vitalized shopping,arec ;ic V a ile y . President Chun Doo-hwan.'an relum ed ______■ Monday from his third metmeeting with _ _ _ President Reagan, and clec:leclared that -cooporution^twcon^uthth Ki o r^ a ^ n d ------^ n is everyone's neighb' th e U nited S tates will be expexpanded, F a lls Speaking at an arival ccrceremony al reaserving ail of Magic •Kimpo Alrporr,'Chun said'hid'hi.'Tvistno' ------the United States “attaimiined a sue- . oI r M o th < He said the two count>uhtries had \ A I — agr«em or ter- B oth in New Navy and Pink Jn.'/o v oi It' rorlsm" by the communistSl north.n ^ ong Gown, reg. 1 0 00 w ith ihi;; sp e c ia l gro u p _ ; i i __Reagan also reaffirmedied the U.S. P m :1 Wllh savings: dommilment. that keep;S Jp— ^.I0;000' ' — I'vNew-r\v-Navv-attd-Pink-Jrt.’‘.-’-!Msi.-'t ■Ahierican military personnennel In South Nol Sticjtiovvn. Nylon qroup v,'ith npr . N ow 1 7 .0 0 K orea. D Slioh o i t G o w n , ro g . 1 lj 0 0 . N ow 1 1 .0 0 E LornoriQ Gown, rog. 1 9 00. /./. in S. M, L ajamas, rog 25 00 ...... N ow 1 4 .0 0 Iran seekuing ^,,1='^1 Pink Kiss, Rougo, and SptSi.-'es-34-36;<-i8 ------M, L. nppiiguos flights agaain N ow 1 2 .0 0 N ow 1 5 .0 0 ug^lCOSlA, Cyprus lAP) --.Iranurg-- N ow 2 0 .0 0 ^Tu'foreign airlines Mondayly tot resum e lh e ir flighl.s lo Iran, the offiiifficial news Spring Aqua in a ^ncylRNA reported. I IRNA quoted Hassan Shatllafli, head of lhe Iranian Civil Aviationin ( Organiza- tion, as saying lhal Iran Air.lir. the coun- tp/'s national carrier, haslas resumed all its inlernalional flights.f>. Iran Air's domestic tllgfllghls have I ■ also been resumed excepljpl to cilies — ------^ close lo lhe baltlefront with w Iraq. ------Shafti w as quoted a ssaying.ng------Shafll w as quoted a s saylnying lhal the ______■International Civil Avialion Organization had issued a r resolution / ' I /• i'n ic i W)'IA[ .'supporting un Iranian prcprotest and • calling for th e observanceeoflnlcrria- o E _ . . _ tional laws lo ensure the safsafely of lhe airlines. ADDRE=1ESS..._...... Iraqi POWsfifreed /\NKAR a , Turkey (AP)VP) - Iran ------^------freed 42 Iraqi prisoners oof f 'w ar Mon- day at the Ankara airport,rt, ia Foreign •Ministry official reported. ,,,‘ PHONi:' , •Iran had said it would harhand over -10 disab led Iraq i prisoners lo T urkey’s Red Crescent Society/ bulit ilsil official ^ - l s t a m lc~R cpn b llc -Nuws ■\7T>-’iiC'y A;:: s a td------six of the Iraqis requestedted jwiillcal asy lu m an d rem ained in Irarran, I. ■> This was the secondJ timt e the — rrp

t Main Avenue North, i V \ - : ' Ortegi[ato recceive Scoviet e(conom:dcaid TuesdaJay, April 30,-19S5 Tlmo3-Nei-New3,.TwIn Falls, Waho A-7- : I'lusuow (AP)'—sovit)vlet leader M ikhail S. (3or- A N icaraguan source, whwho spoke on condition he Djerjian said Nicarair a ^ a "m ust sexier its5 «■ • ' liadiev promised Nlcarsaraguan President Daniel'1‘ not b e identified, h as saidId CO rtega cam e to Moscow political imd security rclaclationship wilh the SovietL ------I ' Orlc{ja assislance oh urcurgent economic problemss seeking $200 million in emc:m ergency cafih to counter Union and lls allies if genlenulne peace and stability M onday. ' U.S. economic sanctionsIS iimposed over the pasl a r c to be achieved In th e•region.” rc ■ Hut Uie K rem lin did nolnot publicly say if it wouldJ four y e a rs and p a y to for food and other Later; the State Departnrtment issued a correction, . .Hive Ortega the emergeirgency cash ht, reportedly/ ••necessities.. say in g the U.S. objectlorlon Is to ihc Sandinlstas’ ;'Wants. Goldmliners to> return R ep o rts from the officiiriclal'Soviet news agcncy military rclationslUp wiU/ilh. the Soviets, nol their JOHANNESBURG,, SouthS Africa lhe minorityityofSmllllonwhitcs. o '• Official Soviet reports•ts ion the m eeting also didi Tass did nol say whetheither any Soviet loans or p olitical Ucs. . (AP) — The world's largestli gold Agreementlent to rehire the miners . L»ot mention military aidid Ilo-Nlcaragua. in keeping3 g ra n ts werQ. a g r ^ to duduring Ortega’s Kremlin T a ss said (Sorbachcv toitold O rtega, "Th.e U.S.S.R. mine agreed Monday' toI reinstate came duringing ai seven-hour m eeting . "witli the Kremlin's usualiual secrecy on such ‘ques-^ m eetin g w ith (Gorbachev.v. 1T heS ovlel Union rarely •qtions. wiil continue to give friend:ndly Nicaragua asslstaqce‘ 14,500 black m iners finIrcd over the al Vaal Reefleefs Gold Mine w ith a provides specifics on such:h pprograms. in resolving urgent econo>nomIc problems and also ?! 'I'iie reports focused ' weekend for an illegalal strike, lhe delegation1 fromfn the mine owner, ■ id Instead on Soviet and3 In Washington. Stateate Department deputy political and diplomaticc support5 in Its efforts to I'J^icaraguan com plaintss alabout U.S. policy In Latin ' miners'union said. Anglo Amei.merican Corp., said' 1 spokesman Edward DJerjlerjian said Ortega’s visit uphold its soverelentv.” America, accusing theI RReagan administration of. M anoko Nchwchwe, spokesman for the {■ "appears to reflect a sttstrong and well-planned . Police said six m ore2 blacksb w ere N ational Unlo -The ^viet news agencincy said Nicaraguan and Jnlon of Mineworkers, a turning the region "intoto Ja dangerous seat of len-I- strategy' of the Sandiridinista government to . killchc_%vas-u?ie)leible to'scrve in ★ 100 DRYERS Worlif War il because hele vwas wound;.; [f ■ od in the Spanish civil war,var, w here hc- volunteered "to fightS^'l-J'ealnsL. X 2 A S s ______- E X A M PPLES - fascism.” ' ...... Thatcher, G.E. 15 CU. fl.tREFRIGERAT FOR ^ 3 Ferraro nin eet jB j 399’® i.ONDON (A P) - Geraeraldine Fer- 2 9 9 9 5 ;raro, who last year losi her bid to G.E. CUSTOM1 RANGES ...... FR O M ^ 2 Ibecome the Uniled States' SU flrel |fomale vice president. met m< Monday - _‘\vhh Mj^K^et_ThalcHer-I - I I I ^ S Iwom'an to T x: "B ritain;ain’s prime ' G.E.SPAGEMflIAKER- microwaveIS . — imow-^ -4* 2 9 ^ Iiniiilster. m • After the 30*mlnutc meeneeting al the r; ^ iirlme minister’s resldeiidence a l 10 1 9 7 0 0 iDowninu^Sl.. Ms. Ferrariraro' stild she IDITIONERS ...... B c . ^ 1 laiulJjpJh?’ T hatcher dLscu.scussed Ihelr jLl G.E. AIR COND idiffefing political experien'iences. ^ X N ^IRFLOWIS ^ - ■ ; Shc said Ihey also la!talked about President Reagan’s propooposed space- \N ------I 1 1 9 9 9 5 .based defense againstInst nuclear if H COMPACTOnR ...... ^ 2 wea|X)ns and lhe pcrformcrmonce of the...... ’ -- - kG.E. TRASH •dollar on foreign currencycy im arkets, "I think she’s a wonder!ierful woman, As a matter of- fact, wekve agreed on n rfofonH _ ------FRIDAY-----______< our national sovereigntyy aand securi- H * J 3 t e ty. bul lo prevent thee ssocial and H ll ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M m m I economic changcs lhat the Sudanese Jw inFal^^^^ people so urgently need.’’

•l-.- - :M .T Itrvi!s^ow s,T j«ln Falls.Ils, Idaho- TuBSda).,Aprll’30I'ab.igas- - . ■ VJoririd iilsfilter] " |^ <^ LUBE, OIL V 9 5 MOST >lis w i ^ ONLY . * T0 'AMERICAN CARS , I s r a e ithdraawfrcomT;yre Our oolomotivo pro*o t willw lubflcQio youf cor V bhiS ^ eho»»ii. dfolnoldollar)ll and odd up lo tivo qooftf ollonowFlroiJonoollilltof,. : BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)iP) — Israeli poured Into0 tht e s tre e ts of Tyre, danc- the ii: Jew ish s ta te w as foundnded In 1948. th a t rim s south soi Into Israeli-held ter- ofnovMoiI.plusirtslalla Roldlcrs pulled out of Tyrere con Monday Ing and sinsInging, as the lost Israeli Israel u lost (548 soldiers•s 'killed In rltory. nnd heavy fighting brokeike out when .convoy of tortanks and trucks left the cl- Ixjbanon,l many slain by Shiite Tlm 'ur Gokkjksel, spokesman for the ’.M oslem m ilitiam en attacl^ackcd Chris- ty. AP conorrespondent Juan-Carlos Moslem w guerrillas and suicide si cor u.N. force! In Lebanon, reported that M 'f 'i r e s$ t o n e I a mountain Gumuclorep■eported. b< (lan forces corralled in a bom bers. 4,000 Chrlstiaitlan refugees sought safety. 410correspon- an effort to close ranks againstagi what streets. Peo'eople sang and shouted (] i riv e ! . The Moslem move on KfarKI Falous ■ j.; apparently was aimed alI sseizing Uie ,i i, >. yi ^ .C hristian strongpoint. Shilllilte Mosleoi, \ I Savee^SO I leader Nablh Berrl and DDruse chief [ d Walid Jumblalt pledged to:o sp a re Jez- zinc if the South Lobaranon A rm y ------iX: j H JBI*;— r »w ithdrew to the base a t Mararjayoun. 15 ' ■ 3 4 9 .9 5 i miles south, , 195* 20-3120 m , T lie renew ed offensive by the Popu- l299i I lalar Liberation Army, anI aalliance of '.n ■ Add ann 0Optional M leftist and Moslem mllltiItias, came ^ ^ ^ Second1 DiskDi Drive g afa fle r a IG-hour lull in flghtiiiting Sunday whenwl the Christians weree driven( out ' ■ When Yourr NeedsNi Grow! g of 24 villages on the coastalII jplain. ^ (Installation fcqQIrciQIred, not included) g There are an estimated:d 100.000 to ______12I'iQ.OOO people In the Chri:ristian zone ■ Tumrn Any Color C o mputer |^ with ___ ■ WriteV Your Own Procrograms or Use H _____ ----•— — --Exteitended'BASIC'intbI a Disk System Ready-t6-Run R Dlsk_Sk Software m' ■ Gett (Quick, Reliable AciAccess to I ■ Plugs P into Programm iPak’“ Port Q 3,000 C haracters ofif DataI .. . or0 Multi-Pak Interfac'ace 9 LAST DAi X I rO R BIKE hciiod» ■I n BUSBBI I roRS I I Checkk Your P h o n e Bookok for the R ad io /hla a e k S to re o r Dealeiller N earest You B I 7.-3.7700 ■ ■ M * QiyisiOT Ot011. iA«nY coi V i n StIfeetLI wId FallsF

ties with LU.S. , T h iSs V vital downtovi/n area is borhoo the United States "attalncilned a sue- f cesslu l re su lt.” or Moth( He said the two counltuntrles had \ A / — a g h ie d -to -‘‘Joln-hands—to-ito-eope-wHh ------\/\-/ problems around the Koreorean penln- V V /ith-bovt - sula an d to cooperate In olhelh er fields. A fter th eir talks In Washington. Wa Surprisirise her Ihis Molhcr's Day ier.\vi Reagan said deploymentnl ol North luxurioiioussieopw ear •— she'll love K orean forces n earer the■ dclicmllllarlz- And wc we'll help you plear.c her wui ------tid zone that divides th(Ihc Korcas g ky.'nylon sle e p w e a r pncoci w "h eig h ten s the need for vigilifiilance.” . ' C hun said he w as convlinvinccd the A. Sloeleepshiri, rog 22.00 . . . Unitetl States Is determinelined lo help B. S hhon o Gown, reg 14 00 ...W . llh n gift ot repel any "ndventurlsmsm or fer- B olh inin I^Jew N avy a n d Pink 3V0\ il' ro rlsm " by the com m unistst nnorth, p , Wllh Ihtii spocial group ong Gown. reg. 10.00 . ,. H I 'f/M I “Reagan also reaffirmedled the U.S. p ' J W llh savings. H c p m in itm en t.— ihHt- keep;Lfps— 40,000 - -In N ew■w Nav.y.and Pink. Jazz iniiiz'. Ainerlcan rnilllary personnemifl In South Noi She)hov.rn; N ylon g ro u p wilh apn. . • . ..Now 17.00 K orea. D. S hhoil o Gown, reg. 1 5 00 .Now 11.00 E Lon

Cti.irr;,. (Mn-,. VISIA M.iMv Iraqi POWsfif r e e d ACCCjLitlINq______■h. ;I ANKARA, Turkey (AP)iP) - Iran ------freed 42 Iraq i prisoners oof f w ' ar Mon- day at the Ankara airport,rt, ia Foreign M inistry official reported. . ..-L- PHONE ______Iran had said it would harhand over 43 • ,lMfi A tnr.|> ri-.'. disabled Iraqi prisoners to Turkey’s — Red Cr©scont-Soclcty,-but-iljt-lLs official------^------[sin m ic R epublic News A.:.A,;jncy said' ~ ______six of Uie Iraqis requestedted iMiitical a sy lu m a n d rem ained In Irarran. > " ■ ' This was the secondJ timet the Turkish Red Crescent carriarried out a______■ ^ a y ------POW exchange belweena Iran1 and Iraq. Several exchanges ha'have occur- 1 2 4 M 5 0 6 , y----- Twin Falls • 733-15C red In Turkey under the auspicesau of the Intemqtional Red Cross.ss. ' ------iiful Courtesy-GmJA. •J- '■ Main A venue North, 7 \ 1 \ • Ortegca to recceive Sco\4et evs th eir w ishes forr pcace.pt leard a6out tHe trip through disarmamenticnt groups, the Sovict-U.S. FriendshipIp Society o r people associated withh i that ^ they paid about S3,000 eac)' The Americans laid Ithe wreath alx)Ut 25 m iles northw est of Moscow a t a m onum ent to the 16thGth Red Army, wliich launched a counterilcroffensive in D ocem ber 19-Jl ag ain st ImInvading Nazi . ------troops...... CIihHcs Forrester. GC, G reer, S.C., said he was a memlember of U.S. patrols- th at m a d e contai the Soviets along th e E lbe in 1!H5 before th e final push a g ain st Hiti( paIlJ>earer a t th e Nov. 2G, 1383, burial of Joe Polowsity, an American v eteran of the E lbe linltupkup who asked to De buried af Torgauu t( to symbolize M l a n ii thewartime friendship. "I don’t bciong to any_kly_klnd of group t^ i __ at all. exccpt Disabledlied A m erican ^ Veterans.” Forrester saidjald. “ I d o a l l l p S p ] BLACKKERB HAS PUIJRCHASED OVVER 37 SCRAK can for peace, but tb proUrolesl what the. r rCH N DENT CGENERAL . ^liovcrnmcnt ls-doiiig by.n»y. matching In . -ELECTFRIC APPLIANCICES IN WHITEE, ALMOND & ■tlie streets, th a t’s theireir thing.” he iT I DESERT SANEMD. THESE ;safd, gesturlng"towar(l"sd"some-of-the“ — ^ ^ 1 - O N I T S> HAVE VERY' ftAINOR SCRAATCHES OR Dt iOther group members. lENTS BUT ARERE ALL AT I “ I’m interested in juslsl beingb a good R | r BIG AVINGS! ‘old A m erican," h e said.I. IL^ 'J- SA Ken Gjemre of Dallasas jsaid he mel ■UusBian soldiers al thee EElbe in 1M5, S T 'and Is now a member;r ot< the Wor ★ 17 REEFRIGERAP rORS ★ I DDISHWASHE IER— ;U esistance League, Mobi[obillzation for jSurvivai, the Dallas Peace Pe. Cenler 'and other disarmamentI groups.gr . ★ 4 RANGES 'k 2 MICRC□WAVES ------t~He'saI(nho"group“was‘/as""peopIe^to^'” fcM S ____ i3eople:L-flEienleiL_and_UiLunconcemed- ___ 2 A^R CO^NDITIONERR S ^ I T R A\SHCOMP/ »A C T pR ----- • w ith ICast-West politicalII differences.di ^ Henry Tony Rayllxirt>rl of Clinton. 10 - -III., 70, said he w as not abl

Thatcher,r, ^ G.E. 15cu.ft,rt. REFRIGERA1iTOR ...... ^339995 Ferraro nmeet | | g LO NDON (AP) — Gerjeraldlne Fer- H I^H Iraro, who lasl year lostost her bid lo G.E. CUSTOMGRANGES...... FROM 2 9 9 ’® , Jbecome the United StStates’ first jfemale vice president,. nmet Monday ll I M i ____ ■withJVlargarct-Ihatchen.Lcr — the first_ Ju'oman to. be Britaiitain's prime GESPAGEMiVIAKER MICROW AVVES ... Npw^fl4 2 9 ’V lininlster. ■ After tiie 30-minute meetingme at the r ~ -prime minister’s residesidencS a l 10 | M m 19700 ' .Downing St., Ms. Ferrairraro said she NDITIONERS ...... F..M land Mrs. Thatcher discilscussed their' ^ ® 4wiv J l G.E. AIR CONI jdiffering political experieiriences. \ ^ ^IRFLOVV ^^- • She said they alsoI totalked about Im'sldent Reagon’s proproposed space- — 29995 bused defenS(? againslinst nuclear v ^G.E.TRAS^;h compactoi)R...... ^7 weapons and the performjrmance of the •dollar on foreign currencyney markets, ••I think she’s a wonderiderful woman, As a m a ile r of fact, wcwe agreed on 29995 (julte a few things,” saidaid the former | | g.E. DELU)IXE DRYER ...... ^7 Democratic congresswonvoman of Mrs. Thatcher, who heads BrBritain’s Con- .servative P arty . 2 9 9 9 5 P G.E. VIDEO;0 PLAYER ...... ^3 ^Rebels socorn 11" ★ T EE R M S A\/fiMLABLE iSudan’s cchief NAIROBI. Kenya (AP)P) •— Sudanese or►N A P P R O »VED CREDDIT rebels fighting for auautonomy in soiilhem Sudan calledled the new civilian prime minister;er "a figure- ★ O» F P E N F R I D iAYS tiL 9> I P . M . h ead " and vow ed M ondaylay not lo nego- tiale a truce wilh theIhe country’s iniiitary regime., _ __ ★ P L = FREE PARR K I N G ^ • Meanwhile, Sudan’si n. ^ ^ .'Frank and E rnese s t ^ ______fZX ------1 'p __^ He sms- we7?E fie SOIN6 IN ' p r ^ 1 | | | M E 6A T E C H f o p M lN IA Tu P p l Z A T i O N / CORP. rfSiMisl i AISJP THfY'P> LLifs£ MY PRES. ' f e ' o B RA IN / T o L SFAP A THE m Y l . •" 4-30 m 1 1 I ■ M k m TH^ves ^-}> '— h M m iA n d P e a n ui t t s s ______/ it 's ALLUAV5 6 0 N E \ 1 1 AM I WRORONS OR HAVE YOU} LCLOOK A LITTLE 7[f^■'5 JU S T “ UIINTER) / ' THAN USUAL ■ ^ / BV THE MIPPLE 1 I G a r f i e l d ______^ , YOU 6A1NEINEP wei6MT? HEAVIE \^0F AU6U5T! ^ I I MV COUSIN JO PV 16S COM( ING . I .SO PlPUT eVERVTHING ) - TOV1StTANPSH6.'6^ Bl R I N G I ^ VOO VALUE j ” OT OP f\£ACH j y — r

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1 ^ - I f \ W asfeter *'[ fe i i i l1 l 5 . ACROSS 11 1" 1 Suot ____ and the mercury gave! nmany o( them to your homfiome (reezer, you can m ake ll\ 5 Moko on O I. psychiatric problems. snow In there.ther oppool ______'d 10 D roop ” Only 80 of th e 300 /Vmmerlcan Inven- 1 don'l'I Uthink I'd like to cat three ’ 13 Modlclnal —------tors who take their brigl;ght Ideas to th e pounds o( ddried dates every doy, but ? Illy 3 t’s w h a t 14 R oam obout h ■ - U.S. Patent Ofdce on aany given day that's typlc/plcal of th e people In Moroc-,, 15 Iraq’s foo will be granted patent;nts. And only co'sDraVa1 Valley. UTVdoytimo 2t if .Uirec of th e 80 will makake any money loro ______(rom their creations. This Iss onlyon notew orthy If you think . laWrs. Poron ” all monkeyikeys arc native to tropical 19 Yom —------iree classKIca- cllmatesrT 20 S hort ol ” U-kovle Is Uic lasast name of now? ' Q. W hat a re Uie. Uin srThe macaque monkey lives fu n d s M evcrylxKly In Yugosl;slavla’s wine- A, CanI oionly relay opinions of someme tions o(Gtray dogs? In Uie snownow of the Japan's mountain- • 22 Smoorod country vllUii'e of Godinllnje. So people world Iraviavelers that the OrientalI In A. 1. F e ra l - bom-n wild, n ev er tops. 24 Lono ■ Uierc are always Inlrodxluced only by Thailand’sI's Bangkok deserves con-on- domesticated^. Lost - ^escaped from 2 5 — Eban th eir first nam es, siderationm forf that distinction. owners^>*lJncontrolledMl - allowed by How c:an a n you ; call yourself a history 26-Elm or-'' o w n e r ^ run free. bu(( If you/ou can'l name the only U.S. 29 Rosplro ■ ■ 32 •■Wharsln-?" *' ** Q. In tlie Orient. ,whahat country. If M/VDHA’lATTER presidentnt buried In Washington, 33 Vicinity tj------any, l,s mostly Christian?n? / ^ W D .C .?SayVay Woodrow Wilson. 34 Tlnyportlclo A. Only the Philippines. The Ma'Had H atter In “ Alice In 35 Jo in t Tl------predomlnanlly Catholic.c. W onderlan(and” w as not so uncom m onm a Wlien hot m oist a ir hitilts dry (reczlng Lake ErlE rie differs (rom Uie oUier 36 B ias I character.:r. H atters in Uie d ays of Uiathat air, it c re a te s Uny ice:e crystals that Great Lakeni(^ attitude and hchelpfulness of terests youI'ou and you get finc Ideas;(or (oi Soul SCORPIfi|(Oct.23tol.0 Nov. 21) M ake Interest wl 61 E xist 28 Marltlmo Mai [GIQiyJ ^ tiiosG in prom inent posltiiItions. gaining yoiyour ambitions. 1 with him or herthal is wor- 62 — nowandthon 29 BofBoforo now lAlMiliiLB It a point to be witl'ith a dynamic thwhile:and anc sound. 63 Bolglonrlvor or orr nartio ILI E I N L L I MOONJ CHILDRENC (June22toJuljluly associate and lay outIt that plan you - 30 AbcAbodo A N T S I AHIKS (M arch 21 toI April ID) Con- 2 1 ) Lookc totc dynamic partners (or adad- have that can benefit yoyouboUi. : IF YOU!OUR CHILD/IS BORN TO-' ______DOMUi______a i-PPanntfntn flf ‘ ‘ ^ 1731755“ m personal m m ture Uiut iiavt ------:DAY-...hIm n i]ur bim will app<^i ty D T o ^ ------1 Colloon ^ 33 S S lrango in 5” suit With prom inent il^ n s and tiiiln v iceab o d l now SAGITTARIUS (Nov.>v. 22 to Dec. 21) who arc2 pprom r inent and should hav(i a 2 Thanks- 36 ConflictCot U ieir goodwill and (inc ideasli for gain- bcenbothehering you and then you knou 3 Animalsound 38 JuJud d o a n d Val- ing your fondest ambitloiIons. how b estI to gain right results.______You havo (Ine Ideas aiand can add to fine educatjcatlon so lhat he or she can fit ‘ ______<1.0owniown------«r>t.antln«;«bbf.------46 P la n o ------_61-P o«m 6 ------— ------yotjr-fnonetery*abundi ;ly bi“ aiiCM company upon’ ■ em porium •41 ScuSculling 47 Porlod ; 52 Loofyvogotablo TAUHUS (April 20 to May. 20). Be LRQ [July(Ju 22 lo Aug. 21) You cancar U io u ^ it m ay m ean adcdded work. reachinglg adulUiood.t One who con 5 Sondmonoy oquipm oqu ont 48 Olivo gonumus ' 53 Eostorn rulor ! in worldly m a tte rs by get- get easily undiunderstand the practical side lont 56 Ullmann'of willlne to listen to whatU bigwigs have advance li ...... w ith Iho order 43 Airport Alr^ obbr. 49 Equlpmoni and gAPRICORN (Dec.:. 22: to Jan . 20). o( U(e. DoiDon’l neglect religious train*' 6 Washod 44 LardbrLan -50 Donato m ovlos ' to suggest and find ne'jew and better ting into) ccivic and credit alfalrs an( ways of operating so tinJiat you can bo handling5 tiUiem expeditiously. ^ f c a v c (Ine Judgmenenl now and you ing. \ ......

Tuesday,y, April 30.1085 . TImos-NewiJews, Twin Falla, Idaho A-fl . - P e o f: Opinio>ns diff<’er ori e; f Soul’ss arrest By CAROLYN SKORNECK somebody giving m e a phonone call ask- called "Seriateale 1Investigator,” Palmer The Associated Prx^ Ingii m e to work. One o rfh eB tthings I do said. Isl! act. Ono of the things 1 do10 Is to raise Joel Thurm,•m, NBC’s vice president ' LOS A NGELES - Davidd Soul's ar- kids, nnd one of the thingsgs I do Is to of talent, saiisaid political activism , re s t for trying to' disruptt a church findfl out whal values are all11 iabout.” "would havec no effect on his employ- servicesei attended by Plttsbiburgh steel When CBS canceled " ^JU u Grant” in .menl at NBC.’BC.” Spokesmer* a t CBS dined comment, offlclals .was not the fjrst b 1982,> It cited a decline m raratings. But andABSdccllni h e has spent $100,000 for a the law for the actor, who shiihot to fam e S v /Asner, the series' star andid. president Soul said he h play in g h alf of the police let:eam “Star- ^ 0 . ' 0of the Screen Actors Guildild, says his documentaryry on Pnnsylvanla’s sky a nd H utch.” outspokenness against U.S. U policy unemploymentlent but doesn’t know ' Ed Asner. another activistist. say s the K ' ■'#*' 1 ^ 1 toward t 'El Salvadoran 11382 likely when it mlghlight bc broadcast. He political activity could mak'ike Soul too • played a part. b ecam e iQYolvi?olved.partly.through h i s _ •_____ -Jiot for some' industry exc(:ccullves to - And while Asner pwisedxl Soul's ac- brother, the! Rev.Re D aniel Solberg... .. hahandle, but Soul remains comc m itted tion, he .said it m l ^ t costhl:him jobs. OnSunday,;y, Solbcrg’s£ congregation, f i - anand optimistic, and othen2rs say his ' '■> "I c an 't honestly M y whehether it will a t th c. Nalivit>ivity Lutheran Church in^ protests for the unemployc'^ed will not damage his career or nonot. It may suburban PittslItlsburgh voted for his rcs- ^S|& ... . aflaffccl his career. He curret■ently is ap- ^ ■ 1 ' : ... -.,.well,” A sner said. The (cxecutlycs (< ignatlon. Solbek)lbcrg says he will not • pepearin g in “ The Key to Reilebecca,” a and producers) may. well5ll get leery resign. He andand other ministers have ■'"Bp twtwo-part syndicated televis:Ision m ovie \ . , cand wonder w hat will b c hi:his next step ilrawn crltlclsrclsm for their association bobased on Ken F ollett’s book. in getting into unattrairactlve dif- w ith th e Denominational Den Ministry . On Tuesday, he appearsrs before a ^ j f ficultles.". - Strategy. PIPllt.sburgh magistrate. I Asner, who now appear;ars In TV’s . Soul, 41. and three otherr ip ro testers -* ‘ "Oft The Rack," said arre;rests on nar- A were charged April 7 wilhtl eirc ln g doesn’t sta rt based onn i movie and possible televi■vision series 82,000 people who flocki3cked to the flags, “ Ca.sablanca,” thc'la.sl of[ vwhich star- — .c c in ta lm y 1 moated Imperial, P'alacc :y official, who spoke on re rc d Soul. spring weather. Df anonymity.' said the "Actors take political1 .stands — C | 1 the balcony, He was Joined on the people who g ath ered a t Marlon M Brando. Jane FFonda, Ed ^ njoy■ I one3 of our which was enclosed wii ! was the largest since A sner, Jo h n Wayne. Son:)mehow the JI ^ proof glass, by Crowi ear the new palace was people pi separate that frorom the ac- Tp£ ■ ’ Akihlto, Crown Princes' to replace the stru ctu re lin ili g .” said Wolper,' who als(Iso produced ■ ■ esh % seaffood and other members oTlhf'roTalof by American bombing Ihe tli 1084 Summer Olympic;Ics’opening _ _ family. Empress Nagak n P to Ilu* lu lv o iim if th n t )rldWarII. and ai closing ceremonies. cS K „V ,Vlu I,' m l m ;a u i iincl itKaiti. - 'not appear bccausc shehfotadaioll? rS w o r^ )f the _ Soul, whose brother is; a dissident - atches ol ------_ hold Agency T h e palaceice is open To The public > ;the Imperial Householt minister in Pennsylvanialia, "has a U im JR N 01- ar, on the em peror’s blr- I said. tw ice a year, good reputation In the Indu:iustry,” said U C l on New Y ear’s Day. T he 8 ay, tonigijht. niF . ’ • "I am very happy so many of thdayandon his manager, Roberl Pal'aimer. ‘"He you have come to greettet im e on m y official saidId 2,100: police w ere sta- always " delivers.” A VARIETY O F F R E SH SESEAFOOD FEATURED DA iie palace grounds Mon- JED I birthday. 1 hope that you will have tioned on the His career has survlvec■ed publicity MANiu.;li.a c l a m s ENGLISH SOLE • continued happiness5s in th e d ay. 2EAI. AND SMOKED • AUSTRAILIAN SCALLOPS ______I 0'o v e r his a rre sl tor wife abu;)useand.bal- Watoi OiTT 5REENMUSSELS FLORIDA BAY SCALLOPS ^gg remnrcrwicti CASTERERN BLUE MUSSELS NEW ZEALAND SILVER BAS: « • • MARLIN-IN SWORDFISH ^ 1 . AHI(HA'-lAWAIIAN TUNA) PAUPANO n m x r l l VELLOVOW FIN TUNA PAClFlCBLUEOVSTenS .. M M S m \ I Pair of EBabylon lian tableets revea ni.ACK-;KTIf>SHAnK • ATLANTIC HADDOCK 1ICK(mTK»C»MiCNMxi DUNC.nf'.ENCSSCnAfJ MONKFISH 1'5*I3 IDAHOO t,MOUNTAIN TROUT CAPE BLUE FISH MISSOUOUniCATPlSH ATLANTIC PERCH ; Hailey’ss Comett came inil6 4 B .(C TRNSCROD EASTERN SOLE • . EASTTifl3NAPPER PETRALESOLE A third-tablet was fi ■ B yPA U LR A EB U R N ------become visibsible to the naked eye again . found lh at . ‘ AUAt-jiVNTICSTEELHEAO ------DOVERsote^------l_nunT ncYNOLDs. a t the end of thisI year. recorded n the comet’s QOK SALU0^4 WEST COAST PERCI I • - The Associated Press ' n e x ^ ap- chinqc'ON RADY SMRlMP ...... T h ere a re•e t two m ain reasons for the • ppi ea ra n c e in 87 B.C. That tablett'a allow- onRc.oi BUTTERCLAMS y iir the timing of the com- ed ei Stephenson to Infer tha r rn n s H ORANGEROUGHY iNEW YORK - TwoJ DBabylonian ' uncertainty 1 latthecom- wmr TRUE COD clay tabiet.s unearthed frofrom the ar- efs retum.1. One< is th al the com et’s el’s ei closest approach to lh 1 the sun dur- Jam es Parker has 35 fresh,h, scum contain speed and pathpal are altered in com plex ing ir thal orbit probably oc D S a n d p ip e r's ow n C h e l Ja i clilves of the British Museu occurred be- Tlio S m elM n-your-m oulh seseafood a spdsialilies.. lV\!^DOriA^tl«l"iKUl: SIOIJV tlie first record ever foundjnd of the 1G4 ways by thele gravityi of Earth and the tw t\ een Ju ly 25 and Aug. 15. ets. The other reason Is that Four research groups B.C. appearance of Hallejilley’s com et, o th e r planets ; previously And. Maleys. w e’ve added e d th e " the comet mmelts and changes shape attempted a to calculate tli '■ scientists say. tliu com et’s fresh seafood to our■ sle a k • ^■This Is the earliestlest rellabio ' unprodlclaWibly : as it passes near the orbit, o w ith different resultsts. f l \ / T p h ' ■ \ jI vV ■ -dishes -c and can-offer-you3u-over ^ - sfehting of H ailey’s comet cor from sun. The Babylonian tablets suggestsi that lai obRcryations_o,f.the_com-.„„ Uic-calculaUons-by-Donalcu 20 sloak and.seafood_c.combi-' - anywhere in thc_world.’.'Id.” said F-.____Addftional lid Yepnjans...... „ — nations. Make one of ouilur s e a - • , *...... ise found by Stephenson'and "and a Tao Klang of the Je t; Rjlchard Stephenson, ohione ot' the those food specialities your catch ■ Q g g g g ^ L , orators, help astronomers Laiwratory i. in Pa.sadcna, p CifjIiitiOl "Polier A«4(lrtnr" ______- re se arch ersiie who discovery, m ade the d h is collabori — oC-fho.c/ay,-tGQi9 hi------^ Whit Ihr Of. —thcTnost-accuratcrStcphcn I >------OI.fn)fl15Tt.I.ilTi>l>i>(>ii Ni.lltinK Ci>m|,jiM . *.“Ii we aro ever golniflo'r t 0~siudy-uie— acco u n t—-for— foi such— uilpredictable—tl loVVlulIttf,-Ittf,-ir To TmIIIc $.KooI1 long-term motion of Hailey’ley’s comet so changes, I 55 ’we can pcedlct exactlyfwh(where it will Slephcnsorson said in a telephone in­ Pj']’>4y»!w5 ■- . be,*we need to knowqulte_^ttea bit about terview thatial the Observations of the Per MtrtulcT th e orbit — and thl.s Is wlwhere these comet’s 1G4G4 B.C. app earan ce w ere / oh a p air of broken tablets aricient observations cann help.”h said recorded on TAn Escai n ___ ----- Stephenson—on-astronomiom er-at--the-less.;than fcfouT-lnchcs square_nnd_ _ 1^ ' .\S_ U niversity of D urham inI England.En about one-hahalf inch thick, Packagi ■.:Stephen.son and one of: hishi' students. T h e tableUlets a re p a rt of a larg e col- Kevin Yau, collaboratedKl wllh Her- lection of fragments ot the leal Diaries, which w er^ Spend a Nic i r ? ' ” s Ei a h d p i g e i tn.inn H unger Xjf the UniUniversity of Astronomlca £ : . H |' ^ 1 ^ -REST/STAURAWrS-*------Vienna in Austria, who is editingc the- kept by thele Babylonians roughly be- in British Museum’s BBabylonian tw een 750 B.(B.C. and75A .D . ^ y 5 M astronomical texts. Theyicy reported The fragiagmenLs at the Brllish Winning Sttyle ■ pPr^ •KiD COLTEILTER I 'oNCiMSTnccT,^, vere found 100 y e a rs ago by their findings in ihe Aprilril 18 1 Issue, of Museum wei * 1309BLUELAKESBLVO.NOFtORTH______TWIH FfiFALLS ■ i T i f t a B N'ature, a B ritish scientificflcjoumal. j workers digilgging for clay bricks to the British build houses,;es, Stephenson said, 1 9 ■C.B.F. W alker of tht $ .!°Wion ______!______ll------iviiiseum called the rcporlori "the first "There are at something like 1,200 includes: slgnlflcant addltlon to ourur 1knowledge— astronomlcaleal-texts-from Babylon In ..... - - An evening oMop h Museum,” he said,'“But o(,the past history of thehe comet”i In the British f cntertalnmcnl andI pprimo more than a century.. th e y ’ve beereen in disarray and only a rib dinner show Comets are made up of a nucleus ^®w scholarsars have looked aLthem so. . • Deluxe accommodal lallons — i— \ \ O ur classifiets d a d s 9 ppear ever/ e r y d a y . and Ice and a ., TnUieluxurlouS'GrorTinite ------. thouglit to consist of dirt am Range Hotel Iqnfe tall th a l in creases In Ilength and T h e tableblets are written In the That m eans rreaders will seeI yi y o u r a d 1 alphabet. The term u.sed •.A bottle ot Champor brightness as a comet neailears the sun. cuneiform a logne \ ften, so you’ll tiavei v e m o t 'e let Is an obscure word thal or Breakfast m o r e o f l Mosl of the comets thatt canci be seen for a comet • Valuatjio casino tun ] efer to m eteors, Slephen.son n pack A chances to get[ n r e s u l t s . from E a rth circle the .sunnln In elongated can also refe For rosorvatioris ca o rbits th at tak e them fariro o u t Into the said . A ’’sailallammu” lhat is observed call: > - U — n successive onlybrlenyily Is presum ed to be a m ete- 1-800-821-110 ajlar system between : A n d w e ' r e3 confident you’llI getg the , passes near the sun. o r, b u t onee Ilhat slays In the sky for a H ailey’s com et pa.sscsiCS n ear the p eriod of da>Jays Is a comet, he said. - results youu want, because w e h e a r Jl Ihe dates ot the tablets E a rth every 75 to 80 years.rs.ILslastap- 1 Although from satisfiifled custom ers eyei v e r y d a y p earan ce w as in 1910. aiand it will were brokerten off, other astronomical observationsons recorded on the tablets tiow well classsified w orks. CallII iu s a n d Itephenson to calculate thal ^oV, ■ s e e f o r y o u r s e l f . Thousands h(honor t’s perihelion — its close.st to the sun — occurred be- i l - K swing king WiVills tWTCH Nov.V. 39 and Nov.2C. 1G4B.C. JACKPOT, NEVAC ADA _ ..TURKEY, Texas (AP)IP), — Thou* I V ' — ■ .sands of die-hard fans bnbraved rainy paopi* laid elaiiMltd w eath er’to show who Is5 stistill the king ^ of Western swing duringlg llthe 14th an- r n nSal Bob Wills Day celebrabratlon. / ' About 5,000 people gatlicithcred Satur- ^4- * ■ H day for a parade, bar!jarbecue and g . 3 ' J I ^ ’ f l musical performances by the Origi- \ na'l T exas P layboys, all of whom\ w ere g \Vlth the legendary Willss wlwhen he shol ^ r to stardom in th e 1930s afl

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- m v / eest " . ^ . . . ■ ' 'S L A S T D A Y ^ I FOR BIKES I Recoivo A lO-Spobd Bike ■ Courtt deals setbacki k t o W lPPSSIl^ond irnvestoi Wl.hiVIlh Every Lynx Pureheted ' / By RICHARD CARELLILLI nucl)ond tothenatlintlon's highest courl by Chem-m- investment banking■ firms, the in May 1 default, the larg est In mi ly 1932. Chemical Bank sued ii tmni Uwlor, die ind - h isloryr - - ...... leal Bank,nk,-tnislee for Iwnds sold for . . . jr' Blinds at fat savin Monday’s-action doesKS not enQ l»n- th e tw ofnlled fni plants. ■ le:uler. Fonuiywindi: retoup their in- "The Ihouusands’ ll: of bondholders,' W o s to rn Tqt'q u r a n d T ra v o l I ______J__ /\n>'iluipc.j\iid,wum dholders’ chaTicesto reJ icni'“ 3"blinds, ' . vestmenls. Several other.-legal-flo-- oth many3f of them individuiils who In- P roro i s o n tf >'H1 IKVtl IKMT\«)rr IldlLSiry ■ J tions, including a secisecurities fraud vested their thi life saving.^, sufferedI". a HR lawsuil In lederal court,irt, are slill |>en- com plelele forfeiture of tlieir fundsIlls - li j i i b S l 'Stam pede idi)w. ,\n\\si/c. : i l ding. while alIt 'the sam e tim e they w ereire 1 I T ^ l Calgary a5 n d m uital .so tlui The Washington Supreprem e Court nil- • denied elcelemental due process rightshts T ~ ;- Tn'ns Pour and rural electric coop % O F F I, OiyjTipio. .W ash.-and S LOR® VERTICLE Tunnel nearir v olcano ea se;es flood threatit oton ond LaGrando, Orog | A PER PERSON ] LONGVIEW, Wash.1. ((AP) - A $13 wasdrilleilied o ver th e p asl 10 monlhs by COMPLETE ^ DOUBLE OCCUPANCY I million tunnel has been bc( opened to th e U.S.. ;\rmA y C orps of [•'ngineers. TOUR ...... ADDSISOFOR SINGLE UH 4 0 provide an outlet forr S; Spirit Lake oil h.d...).-- ()..||J.<'(U U>lu«i' inoroli. ond morP. ll-foot-dlameter lunnel was the flank of Mount St,Jlel(!iK:imloasG IU lg l)(),(MK) gallons of w aler a * 6 8 5 " '' the flood threat criatei (ully ..•.cofi.-d moior food* dolu eniplion of lhe volcano, WES & TRAVEL ’oils, Idaho The plug was pullejlled at 2. p.m; TlieMa;vlay !». lOHO. eruption of Mount STERN TOUR &LOWEDALOVE . DRAP Saturday nnd walerr bbegan moving St. Helen;ens left the greatly-expanded 1060 W ashburn. Idaho Foil FERIORS •ALLS^33^0926^| 236 MAIN AVEC U f ^ 7 3 3 -1 9 7 9 Ihrnii/Jh the H..WO-footnt 1tunnel, which S pirit Lak.ake w ithout a natural outlet. COLLECT 523-4198 FOR LC AROL KIMBALL. TWIN FAI PERY^ INTE 'E. N.

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( C G i a n t PARTY GRAHi i f E N a =udgo Coated Grahom S¥l SEN’ t M b . B 99*1 i MAC ARKE lo Young’s, SIC H J irly Gordon t s E d d y 's B o n u s P k g ...... : ~ Cro<;k^;^W hoat | _ ^ 2 f l MAIN flVE W EST 5 PO ^CHES ;e cheese ■ O IN T S !'/j Slio Con T r io n g lo ' /•'7 'PAUL, 10/ I PEA BREAD . ------W---- ool3okdavs8-9 P.M. . ■» >- 2V, Mosod Sundays iy DAHO T ^ 9 * ------V ’ ]y WEST FIVE POINTS i COnAGE O P E N 7 T O 11 C a s o of M 8 .9 5 1 2 4 ...... r nZ" ------1-TuosdayrAprtI-30ri385 —-Tlmos:Now3:JivlD Tin Falla Jd ah o _____ u ■ Obituaries/hclospitals B2______H U t t t w B X ^ More Magic: \Valley B3 ' ■ DearAbbvB84: Idaho B5-6 B Invejstorssbanl^king con p icans tc0 buo>y GermTec Ident of Obenchaln Insurar •v ; By BOB FR EU N D pP roduction of m obile lelfepherphones“nt the plant presldi ranee of Twin .parently JirmJir contracts or moving InInto pro- • Richard-Convlonverse, current E.F. Johnson : Timcs-Ncws )vrltcr and0 eliminate its Jobs. F alls.3. , • ductlon. At the same Ume, GemTecc doesn’ti gen eral m anager,3er. Current plans call for GemlemTec to begin pro- Gem:mTec spokesman Conversese has said the yd have firmfin m arkets for Its future pnproducts, • Thomas'Walki'olkerJr,, attorney, TWIN FALLS - Initial Investors In ducing d mobile telephone controlsco os a coa- fledgll’ling com pany Intends to takiake Its stock to and it isn’tr t yet> assured ot th e workinglg capllal • C hnncellorr Investors, In a general partner- G cm Tec Inc. a re loci’looking ot rescuing Jobs, tra t c to r for E .F . Johnson CoCo. by Ju n e 1. said th e pullubllc by the third week ot MrMay.Theslock belngsuppliiplled by the stock offering, ship com prisedd ot the partners In the law firm risks ond rewards osQS tthe company enters ils iplant manager and compan;lany organizer Dick IssueJ will\ provide basic cagllalU tot buy equip- civic splrpirll has played a substantialnl part In of Nelson Roshcosholt Robertson Tolman & first doy of legal exisleistcncc today. CConverse last week, ShoJjhorUy atlenvards, mentot a nd put the company to worl’ork. the Inveslm'Iment decisions, T ucker, Rcpresenlotlves ot 15 financial backers®^*■ G ( em T ec also will branch out by m arketing Its. , UntlItll the Issue succeeds, the ih Initial In- “ W hat they're thi (the Investors) reall:illy doing . • D ouglas Vollnbllm er, form er president of the______Monday filed GemTeiTec’s corporate charter own o products from mobilee phonespl to other as vestorors are risking their mone;mey. ‘‘You bet is expresslissing confidence In Dick CcConverse Greater Twin FallsFa Area Chanibc^ o f Com- wllh the Idaho Secretiretary of State, formally • yei-undlsclosed> industrialleIe«tronlcs.__.^. eic _ • there'se's a .risk ," said Ilex Ijzforgcrgee, president (plant marnanagcr) and his associate:tes;. said merce and broke■oker-appraiser wllh American 0 Twin Fails accounting firmrm of Leforgee, Fepcrzak. •- Real Eslale andid AAppraisal Co, putting lhe electronronlcs rhanufocturer in 1 backers have con- Each of the 15 financial b« srs & E vans C hartered. "11 supposesi that's Grefenson. a physician, business. the legal expenses ^ nebo"dy approached me'ft'omiiI.ftP.in* *Dr.MarkGrel trib u led $5,000 to pay for■ thi there were only 15 on lhat.. InUlnlllstln.1 ^logers & Evans, Chartered, an The G em Tec chai;harter olso orinounccd ond ^ o th e r costs of pultlijltln g G em Tcc In th the same otter. I probably. l y S H i dot432.’' •" accounting fini). authority to Issue nsas mony as 20 million business. "We have sufflclerden t funds to m ake ^ .(I," ‘ p ut the money In." he said, IIJ- 'e (his firm) are known lo0 liIK charltnblo nolhnvopul • Curtis T, Eatc^aton, chairm an of the board of . shores ot slock duringin g the corporation’s lifo. the InlUal offering work,"" W\S alker said Mon- w e’re also known lo be irivcrivestors, and 1 Obenchalilain said, "It we can keep GenemTecln TwinFall.sBonk4nk & Trust Co. However, an upcomlnning stock issue designed day. to p ut the com pany on Its fiscal tect will offer hope! 11lhis w as an investn;enl Instestead of a dona- our commuiTiunlty. we’re going to keep a payroll • Dr. RoberfRIit•Ridgeway, a dentist. for tow er shores to) theth public, said Investor The Idea has been to obtablain some slarl*up lion'.""Leforgce said, of $2 millloilllon In the Magic Valley . .. . . and In • T im othy ObeiDbenchaln, president of Obcn- ond atto rn ey Tom WallValkerJr. rm oney to field th e offeringgand ar Uien lo involve Tle he am ount of risk Is difficultit l fromtr B a rru s, who has his- hlf bachelor ot biology andtld science education fromom Brooklyn College, says/s sldlarles and put thcilem oul as Just o last Tuesc W to help pay for a swimming • Tw in F a lls High1 ScSchool will hone their skillsIs Ithis m a s te r of natural sclei;clence degrees from the Uni-ll- he uses a lot ot dememonslralions In leachinglg paper bag. for prolecection," Peterson S700,000 ti The bond needed eight more . su m m e r In Nation;lon?il Science Foundation stislucly verslty of Idaho, sayslys he w as one ot *10 leachersrs physics and thal lhe coicourse's orientation toward•d said. "It’s happenedod many, m any pool. The to obtain the two-thirds majorl- ’ programs tor-sclen:lence teachers, in lh e nation chosenI fotfor the conference, demonstration lectureires will l)e particularlyiy tim es, I would like Ulo know who we votes to o ty requireulred tor passage.' rtment chairman Milton Banarms, He says teachersi at the conference will learnrn useful for him. are dealing with." ] Science departm stale, however, has no provl- iology, will travel to Ball Stale St aboul recent developilopmenls in human geneticscs Santner says the Natlatlonal Science Foundationin OMI officials hovee IIndicated s e v e r-' The sta I who teach es blolo for recounting'voles for a bond . • ' U niversity In Mun(lunclo, Ind,. In lale Ju n e to sluclysd and d iscuss lhe cthicthical questions involved in courses for teachers wew ere developed In the lOGosJs ■ al times lhat they wcwould provide fi- sions for )n. so the city’s bond counsel •hum an gcnetlcsan';and l)lo ethics for a m onlh. genetic research, after'Amer(caiis becatrame concerned about com-n- nancial information,, tbut have not yet election. may notlot iiapprove lhe results ot the r e - ' I! Physics teacherier Ernest Santner will Iraveivel to Barrus says he sperpent two weeks last summerer petition In the space rac•ace wilh the Russians, •, done so, .Courtney said, : th e V irginia Milltlllltary Institute in July tor to a at the National Acn\eronaullcs and Space Ad->d- ilesaldlheprogramsns lost Ihelr federal fundinglg Courtney sold he bebelieves the com - count. Coi I! Ihree-weck classis I In physics dem onstrationin and. m in istratio n Ames researchres cenler In Palo Alto,lo. In the 1970s, but a re being b< funded again as the10 I' - lecturo--tcchnlquc]ucs.- Chemistry, teacher _'l-Tom .CalIL.Jn a.teacher.lra.lralninEprogr.amconcernlnu ng nallonbecomes morect2 concerned.over technolog- I GUmore will study sti chemical dynamicsics In a e ro sp a c e education.in. leal coinpetllon w ith the Japane.se amt,Russlans. ' Princeton, N.J.,, foifor four weeks In July, Gilmore, who hass a m a ste r's degree In blolo'lo" Al the sam e lim e, thithere has been an Increase1 Chariboneau u judge I W ith th eir travelivel and lodging expenses paleiald by gy. .says he attendedxi tUie Inslilute for Chemistryry In enrollm ent In sclerlence courses al the high • Uie Foundation.I. IBarrus says he and hisIs col- E du catio n course laslasl sum m er in M adison. Wis.,s., school, Barrus says. Iklie say s the enrollm ent fig- leagues will haveave an opportunity lo Inertcrease and completed the equivalenteqt ot a college chemm- ' ures are probably up} h In response to p arents be- their knowledgee tlthal many teachers cannotnol at- Islry course in elglilI weeks,wc . ing more concerned wilhwil their children's educa- to retithink cllharges ford. S an tn er, who haslas his m aster's degree irIn tions In the last two yeaiears. ____ By MARILYN HAUKIK ESSEX Defenstense attorney Randy Stoker Spccial to The Times-‘S-Nc\vs a rg u2 edd that t lhe thett .and abduction c h a rg;es e s :should be dismissed bccausc BOISE - Fifth1 District Judge the stateItate hadn’t proved the crimes Phillip B ecker Montinday sold he will werecommlUed con In Jero m e Counly. Safetty invesstigatorr examilines cri'ash sit< reconsider his decl:«islon dismissing Stokeriker said Arbaugh- and Char- a and lwo chargesin.st agalns Jomle Chor- boneauau weren't' touching when they DJONES MauriccIce Sm ith of Bll.ss. was kllle:llled sharj). low altitude tu rn and crashed, nally frcfrom the-Hagerinan area a By BONNIE BAIRD J IS and boneau th at the:ense defer attorney con- Icfl [’heThe Butte, a cafe and filling sla-, r aboul. 22:30: p.m. when he atlempleded loI It hit nose first in a ggravel r pit near the w ere In tth e a re a lo vLsIl relatives a TImcs-Ncws wriler tends are Invalid bebccausc the state tion learnear Jerome, thenlghtof June21. land hisfils older m odified Piper alrcracraft Smilh farm, he said,id. The pilot's fa- friends,is, in the tJWn’t proveome Jeron County has ‘ Theree wasw no sign lhat Charboneau 1 investigator from on the SiSmith farm, four miles southithot < ther, Maurice Smithth, witnessed the Smithith w as killed Inslanlly In I GOODING - An in )roner jurisdiction In those2 ccases. forced;d h he e r out.hesald. nsportatlon Safety Bliss. fatal crash , thesherlti•ittsald Monday. crash,. a ami Gooding Counly Coroi^ the National Tronsp tsy In- In olher tesllmonony Monday, Ar- ‘ Two'0 II.^\vIslon women pickcd up 'tlce_ln SeatUe^was____ills; pa.ssenger,pj Charlie Gridley./, 334, AJa said the pilot aand owner of the Dowellll IDemaray said an autopsy B oard re g ional ojflc< I'iniu' baugh's -younger-- c daughler,_Tlra, - Arbaughiugh.-iiear_WendclLin. Goodins_____ brage. waVin' serioiis conditicIillbn~plane had madenhrc,ree passc.r at-the dlcated;d he died ot severe head In In Gooding Mond;n day' '1 6 'review AncHbn testified Uiat Charbo,iwneau had threal- Counlylly Junew 22 afler she jumped out wreckage and clrcurcumslances of a Mondaylay in the Intensive carc unitlit ati field where he wasas attempting to rles. -oiind, ened lo kill Arbaughgh several months of herr car, c: testimony hns shown. The hot killed one man Magicc V alley Regional Medic;dical land. The plane hatad touched down When>n the plane struck the groui light plane crash thot pened before she wos gununned down if he w omen en toldt authorities thot ArljAllEh__ ___ and Injured anotherr SiSunday afternoon Center.jr. Officers said he sufterctered once and then cllmbcbed back up gain-, the shcrllerlff said, the right door oper rtlally caughl her with anoUDUierman. said Charboneau Ch; wouldn't lake her near Bliss. tound fra c tu re s and other Inju- Inji Ing aboul 75 to 100 feetfc ot allilude. It ^and lhe Ihc two men were partla then m ade a sh arp leilett turn’and drop- thrownon out, although il was necessijssary At lhe urging of specialsp prosecutor home, NTSB officials sisaid Steve Me- rie.s. jker said Jerome County pit, , . lo c u lpp a a rt of the plane aw ay lo reachre£ Marc Haws, Beckeicer said he would Stoker C reary flew to Goodlrxling M onday to do GoodIading Counly, Sheriff Rolxsrtt AJa AJ 'p e d Into the gravel pll dn't have Jurisdiction bccausc It n the aircraft in- one. Ajaija .said the w reckage of theie iair- reconsider his decl:clsion to dism iss w ouldn't the Investigation and anc that a report art talkks still unsche1 B d u i c d which stem from MarilynMi Arbaugh’s county.ty. allegations th at Charboneau ( ab- e defense atlorney also argued •acher ducted h e r a nd stolele her car a fter she th a t the By DEAN S. MILLER,ER languatjag e th at spells out tcachiich er rech t, a t 5:30p.m . tododay. bargalnllining session," said lead the slate didn't -prove that Ar- r rights,s, Ibut not on m a tte rs ot salaryiry oi r T he board h as schcheduled a closed negotlatlato r Ja n a Roy. finished work June'21.- 21 baugh'h owned0 lhe car. citing a civil Tlmcs-News writer motion by defense , Insuran•ance coverage. • ex ecutive session toitonight to discuss • Mcan\anwhile, wilh the deadlinene for .Becker denied a n In which the possession of a car lg oul attorney R andy Slot[Qker to dismiss or ------TW iN-FA LfaS—-No-dale-haa-been N ------achors—Union—p resident—DieJ)ick_the eultund othor-ma:mttcrs,.board-vice...condldal date nominations running ' was the orlmary factor In apcjll- reduce Ui■>' lily" lhat m akes the public b itte r fhni union’s request tor a n had called him lo sayy Ilhat shooting death off Arbaugh at her nlcallly' by Fltth District Cou:ourt Judge Daniel bargainalning session, but , th ‘ slon m eant Uie unlorion will not be op. P ''? " " crd Uie crim inal Justice system . nplln-sald-he-eould-nol-Mt-a-da oto_had—afikod-thcm_lo_jf) ru n _hnmn In ru ra l Jeromme Counlv.______tow ard !^'^“ *'~pea^lim i m rlbdlt’s'di?IK lBBnr^------Gllllcoto lURh hnd 'th e~ car 'for"'a~Sh~6Tt T" ...... a g ainist st, F ay. :Uaws-..-said__ha'lavlng-.-the.. Jury_Arbnugl bad faith b argainingsi g s u l l ...... until aftafter. Uie bo ard m eels tonight od of lim e and there hadn’t Ixscn jrtant thal we get ‘‘Therlere Is a commltlee which:h hasI d isreg ard th a t evldcIdence "would lead period c * Hurlbutt's decisioniion, handed down Chan:amplln said Monday nightt Uthe "I think It's Impon Igh tim e for the state lo procciss a d would have a statem ent aftertter It b ack to the table amd n gel oft on the been lilooking for a candidald ate,” to 0 miscarriage oot JusUce. And I enough April 12, d irected Uiehe boardI to bargain board w ly” newtiUitiUe In her name, he ar^ed.' with Uie teach ers com»ncemlng conlract meels5 with' Its attorney, PI)Il ObcOber- right foot and havQve a succe.ssful Chilcoteote said Monday. m ean lh a t sincerely. '. ' j^_ . — 1— -/—. ; TImoS'Naws, Twin'In Falla,F Idaho Tuesday,.April A; 30,1985 - - -

— r B r i eM l y — ire y h a ^Lvk p r ojje c t u. matches andid threwt them into a dumps pster a t Albert- b v DAVAVE LEWIS design evaluation ncxext m onth. Springsgs RoadR lo Lloyd D rive, to even- Y o u t h s m aau i i car a t T urf ^C l U D so n ’s S tore In In Twin Falls Sunday, wiwas taken into ■s-Weivs writer In re tu rn , Daon wlldll pave th e s tre e t lually replace ref the undedlcajed, nor- TWIN FALLS —- AAn estimated JSOO dam agege resulted custody on alh1 Ihird-degree arson complalialnt. .in front of the projeject and put in a row road)ad nowi there with.a wider one. Sunday when a ^0 u p of young boys klcldcked and Officers wenvere c alled ti^# fire a t the Al Albertson i^ark-" K FITcfiUM T f - The first look ol tough the council thought the Jum ped on a vchlcKIcf&parked at the Turf Clubub parking ing lot on Addi:ddison Avenue E ast aboul 11 of the curb, sidewalk andd gutter on bolh Althoug II a.m . Sunday. ipproprfate, It reserved making lot a t 734 F alls Aven/enue. They reported;ledly found a fire burning it Grcyhawk Inn proposalI \was sides of the road. plan appr in a dumpster- islon until' Daon makes more Police reportedd tJthe vehicle was owned bjby MartIn imd employeci of the store and other r t o the Kelchum City Couik)uncil M ayor J e rry Selffeifert satd hc w ants a decisioi rces r wlUcsscs »t- 8 ed plans for the road, B udden, R oute 1, FllFiler. He told officers the youngyo men tempting to pulput it out with a garden hose. lay when the governing bodyidy ap- to encourage m ore! landscaping I and detailed p Jd a strecl realignment council rejected the original drove Into the parilarklng lot in another vehic t andi w ider sidew alks to:o create a n a t^ t h e coi re S treet parkin;i g ' c u t ? ■ed extra space for landscap plan to build a full-service, lux-__ __ 11:40 p.m . Sundayly tand attacked his car, jun F i l l m o r e caping mosphtffe suitable for pedestrian Daon plar eproject site. traffic In the W arm itel a f l f i ^ a s e oriheTVarmrSpr- the hood, beatinglg t on It with a rock an d1 0Otherwise TWIN FALLLLS - The T\vln F alls CityiCoiihdliscon- C ■ ■ ™ ll Springsi area as ury hotel j damjiging it. No arrestsan were made, but thehe Incident sldering ellmiImlnating parking on the vas the first tim e the councilcil Ihas wollas-downlown. HeIc asked th e coun- ings iftslifts because ll thought the pro- rem nincd under inv(investigation Monday. - Fillmore Streeireel. = '™'> " 1 ' J i ' l tsince n Daon Development CoCorp. cil to approve the reqtquest. ject was'as tooI big and would generate > m ore ' Pinto aiso asked the lUch traffic on W arm Springs Cityenglnwii w r G ary Young said Mondjiddy lhat nn nc- )sed the allemative lo the m :he w estern end of loo much el pro- Lloyd Drive near the I project be Road, jant cident a monttjnth ago on Fillmore Street,:t, coupled with f 300-unit conclominium/holel f C hild held1 ini arson incide reject realigned because the angle df the Althouglough the. council has nol of- anestatcsale,lie, bl(5 rked traffic for an hounur. Parking on ;he council is expected to rej 11- TWIN FALLS — O( lficers In Twin F alls saidaid Monday one side of the;h c stre e t would be a d e q u a tee nt . m ost limes time " in May. . ruad m akes a sm all1 pportion of D aon’s ' flciallyy acadopted its finding^ in the ci- a nlne-year-oId youi/outh, who allegedly lightedKl ja book of and allow trafflaffic to flow m ore sm oothly, 1 2 new Inn will hnv.c_45.unllsjIs.and land to.the west.of the11 proposed Jn n . ty’s i7-pol7-poinf review for planned unit— !— J u i aake , only about 1.5 a c re s of th(thc24 toosmall fordeveiopnpment. developmiipments ll used to evaluate the acres-Ui-the original h o td would1 have h: ' He a l^ proposedthithe realignment of project,-il:t,-lt-is-oxpcctcd.to do so next - • ...... -^../^ortered■ed>; . , • G ates R oadr .which1 connects i Warm month. -~^/^;*^t!senlative Russ Pinto Pi Countities obtailin hom e> econorrttlilT '“'“lisk^'ti1 the council to allow lO feet of By BARBARA NEIWFWPRT* ' th e COUIDunties. serving two days d.we lhat concern. "I hopee to a n d texture, said Suitm on. t a x aSGMjiJig ^^iiiCG 1 9 2 4 X refund ment, energy efflclenlency, diet, nutri- schedulJule one class per monlh,”’ sasaid Sutton also will be b active in the "The Chape! bybj the Park" tion, food preservatl/ation and other Sutton.in. iN EN E BUCKWAY . local 4-H programns, s serving as a ByJaNl 136 4th AVE.‘ eastST-TWIN FALLS toplcsrelatodtohomeTie economics. Suttoi:ton has scheduled a class>s on< resource person avavallable for ques- TImes-t'■s-News correspondent Sutton's position is funded by the cookingIng beef In a microwave ovcoven, tlons or demonstratlillons. She will be PHONE 73-'33-6600 NATlo^,TIOSAL SELE'iTED MORTlCtANS counties through the University of The prprogram will be presentedfd by1 involved in both counly cc fairs this SHOSOSIiONE - Union Pacpacific ------^ ^ Idaho’s Cooperative'e Extension: Ser- RheaI Lanting ot tho Idaho Beef CouCoun- summer, as well a a s wilh the 4-H Rallroaioad may be gelling a refirefund vice. Her time willI beb< split between cil onn IM ay 1 In Hailey at the cour-coi summercampheldirin June. , from Id;Idaho taxpayers.' In a letter lo the Lincoln Cou B oardcl of c Commissioners dated Ai ^ 23. Der)epuly Attorney Generali C 3 h o nVIEHEALTh^IcA R ^ pO bilitu a rieBS— ------D aw salsaid 4th D fslrlct Ju d g e D.eboiiborah B ail ha:has issued a memorandumm opi-c onne Draper IDAHOHOHOME HEALTH Yvor nion granting g n the railroad a 5650,550,000 ll n AND BumIRLEY - Yvonne Draper, 46. 0 rep ay/m m cnt for p roperty taxes pale)ald to ■ V B urley,ey. died Monday momlng at h hc er th e stalla te in lOBO, , . hlo O; S P l C E h o m e: nal fte r an extended Illness, Unionion Pacific has appealedd the \ Thee funeralfl arrangem ents are pcndln, S ta te Tax Commission’s assessm'sm ent i ^ 200D 2r2nd Ave. N. ; . a n d willvill 1x5 announced by the Payne Mor-Moi railrcIroad property v alues for taxtaxing j______TwiT w ln F a lls ______v l ______f.un.O'^.■Chnpel In Burley.______— ------purpose)seReach year since 1980.— Do/Zclias E. Justesen A flniInal decision dn the case is Court • IPMENTT-SUPPCIES- ~T“ MACi(\CKAY - D allas E, Justesen, 40. < peeledd from 4th D lslrlcl Co NURSING*iVTHERAPy'^■raDlP^ kay and formerly of Carey, died die ,.J^' "'iPI .sometintim e next week, Lincoln Coui:ounly In home, medicJicare approved careo^> hehelp persons remain at ' Saturdiirday In Lost R iver Hospital in Arco'Arc C lerk: DiDana Sturgeon said Monday.ay- home while receceiving up-io-dale medicjdical care. For more in- rahcnrtnllnck, ■ If ;he decision agrees with JudgeJut formation call GaryG Thiellen. adminislratiirator. or Jody Sholwell, WiLaga « Bom)ra April 1. 1339. In Hniley. heIC ol-n i m em orandum , each coui^unty Hospice co-ordidlnator. 734-4061, tendedled .school in Cap:y and then gradiradu- recievinving tax revenue “fromn the BjljlFlnfF ) atedI fromfn -W cst High School In Salt LiilLake J a M b railro)ad ad will have to p arlicip ale in i . In 1956, hc Joined the Air Forcc. IHe s p v i i i r s * 1 ''' refund.d. ------Wncolcoin Countyhas-bccirnotifled'ledlts— ~ C arey,By. They lived in Spokane unlllil’jils h ^ ^ V total duedl on the refund could dlschaih arg e, Ihen moved lo Salt L,nke Clly.CU AM t . lid l>e C B H M M S f i B 541,413.13. Have You Made ■ ■ wM ' F ro m 1963 to 19C7. they lived In-BolsMse. m | r moving'Ing to Chambersburg, Pa., for a ^ ^ J . T h aIt t ;amount would be distribui • jHT yenrr b before residing In Cnldwcll. then thi -MM . - M a m o nlg g Ithe various taxing districtsid s in ^ ^ 3 n | R s B | 'Your Plans For ^ — opcralirated a.dalry.lnCarcyJrom I971.ual.untlL . _ ttic cou;ounty^.Including S10.832.In.Irom - .- .y revenue. 51^235 from Shosht)shone Tomorrow? : - AfteiH er moving lo M ackay -In Oclob:lo b cr' . city wit.vlth sm aljer am ounts due frfcn. Ho wnfrprgcwtwtt. Hurlal will in; In m oneyly ifi lhat becomes necessary. cr of the First Baptist He WJIS n membere } family suggesLs lhat memorialII c«con- Tw in F alls Cem etery,y. with lleynolds Church of Twin. Foil.^ m is..lh e Maglchord.-) lulions-bo mnde to. the Mackackay F u n e ral CMajwl o( Twin'in Fall.s In clinrno Bnrl>er}ihop RTOup,p, th e C edar Draw lergency Medical Tcchniciaas. ofarrangemenis. Grnnt;e.ni Nov. 20.1905, in Cleburne. Texaexas, fto m e r G . ‘S//m71 ’ T uberville publicc mn eeting toe announcecwl by the Hove- . board i^ , member and two alt Bulial Maxwell of Bu)Buhl. M argie Gobel of Mrs, rs, Maylwrry was a member ol U Rol>erl.son Funeral Cha|lapelinJerome. alter- Mildred Schorzmnn of Union!in PacKIc Old T im ers Auxiliary, at ; wlil 1k“ elected by low-inco Tw in F a lls and Mile ncome ghl grandchildren. the T Tt h ree ls|,and Senior Clllicn.s ies in the county. The l«i Ca.sllcford; and cighl “ MisfiLynnMcA:M urdo l« a rd ^ m s F e rry . t>er neeil not ix* low-lncome, I ;i bo held at 11 a,m . le, but U .S . G o v/ernmentX e T he funeral will b irvivlng arc: her husbandll of HAILKY - Ml-sli Ly;I.ynn McMurdo, In- sho’ultnd l)e aw are of the problem s f m T hursdny In Ihe Firsl^rsl Baptist Church of iinner fant dau^'Jitcr of Barbrbara and Dcllwrt 1 IS fac- m lassas; a daughter, Marlene Sklnni ,‘edy families, Twin Falls. BurialII wwill be in West Find , . . ; and McMurdo Jr, of HalleIley. (lied nl birth uaranteedl Manassas: six grandchllilren; at .• lerm of the board m em ber i C cinelery In Buhl.HI. Friends may call ,, great-grandchildren. „ A .son. BoBob, F rid a y at Blaine Counl;nly MetKlluValoa' i — londs - l i o s ^s ^ t a l s call or drop by for mornore inform ation. MAGIC VALLEY CASSIA MEMORIAL “ Ccom panyy PleoSe c REGION(ONAL BfEDICAL CENTER Admitted U-dllh Howard'ard. Bccky llytiacki nnd Nellie; Brady,B all of Hurley; •Continued from Page Bl =FICES TO SERVE YOU IN T W IN FALLS ickC . Parks, p resident of Par T W O O FF Admitted a n d Katherinee HernandezH( and Dale Wenlhurstiston,lx)thofiieybum. • Rick Parks : 7 3 3 -4 9 2 5 Mrs, Dnvid Ijwrencc.ICC. Mrs. Roljert Wlglnton, Mrsrirs, Maynard ‘ Reloasod & S o ns sIi Interm ountaln Inc. P h o n o : 7 Phono:734-9106 Peek nnd Mra. Ttwmns3 mH u n a n iiu ^ . a ll ot Twtn r ans;ii.?7MrrTrwi jnmD.'S'nrynn,-nn,-KilftlrHcwar\l.-Ca.wyl:areu ■sonrMlriiiHa »aii.rnnllloiv Br F ayrsenior^m gint t-R OSCOO-POTTOn------i i n w - B dbSO lbOt & Ja m e s and M rs. Jim WIUI./Itliam s, bolh of Duhl; M rs. Sieveeven Jarvis of and Victoria SalsSalscdo. all of Buriey: ltu.s,sell GrayGr of Heybum; and a t th e E,E,F. Johnson planl. vo. - Suito 1010 834 Falls Avo Eden; HickCoIeofPaului l ; a n d M rs. M ichael Gines of Filer,Fll< D oreno W ogcmim nna nnd son of Rupert, • Cary a n R. Reynolds, chief engine R eleaM d Birth P ______a t tlicKK . F. Johnson plant. dell-and4DnrRalph Koen«r^lotx E d w a r d D.. JJones &.Cc _ - 7 ------MrsrKrt>wlstit-Randc» otwrt-KolHirHl------A-d«u^ler4o^i ^ • ttichIcharil'GrMesSer^iiiiltu, biy» I of Twin Falls; Mrs. Dannyy Tucker1 and I , Esiabtishea lB7t Shelalna Blaylock, all of ;m State Realty, sch and Edna Decolcau, all ofjfBuhl; I! Bran- MINIDOKA MEMORIALT for G em Momoofs Now Yo»k Slock Exchange,Exc Inc. . dau g h ter. M yrtle Grnesdi are from Twin Falls. Convei ' A M M S IP C I (Jon F u s s of Burley: andd Mrs.M Steven Jarvis ond daughli^lerofEden. Admitted All a n iverse -MfsitMtSmnilo •trfMMlan CsrTOKllaii* Births PoulCourlrigh-ighlofPnul, is th e: registeredn agent for Gem!imTec R ales Expressed As YieldOld To1 Maturity ~ at the plant’s ' office. ( A son to Mr. and Mrs.a. Mh ichael Gines of F ile r and a daughtert lo . , Relaosed Inc: at G21 M r. and M rs. Steven JairvbofEdcn. rv l /\nlhony Pocbcicbeco and Penny Whiling, bolhlof ol Rupert. Wa.slilnsInElon Sl. South in Twin Falls.

s -\ ... V • tuosdsday, Aprll430r.1985~Tlpwft4g4-New8, Twin Falls, Idaho B-3 -

r ases we rg filed—in-a n-amott«)uhHn-exee9^^>f♦l(M)0(Mo-be-be------R oger -Newton - vs: ‘luinUiuUatcuf' uf Uiu tatuli^tum 111 Twui-F fliis comny.------this past week in FifthLh DistrictI Court -.provedat at trial; for medical bills, lost)st Tractor, Inc. The pli im m edlaiolie passesslon of the leased ils inception, Jan u ary 4,4,1985. T he plainUfinllff prays-for a. Judgment inTwinFalls: Income,, damage< lo vehicle, and nd payments dye and owUvlng on a pro- property ' ; and why said propertyrty Happy Acres, Inc.,, ana Idaho corp. against saidsaid defendants .nam ed,and_____- Gene. R. SchlfdcrIcr and Gloria general d.damages in the amount of m lsso ry note in the amlounl o of 520,000 should notot I be sold. vs. Mary E. Syvnid, a1 widow;^ Louis unnamecfUi;rihat they be barred of all ;Schlfner vs. Twin Falls., Fal Livestock *325,000,, ffor cost of the sull and at-at- plus interest, cost of thehe suit and al- Dennisnis Culp vs. Tri-County T rac-ac- M. Winters and GwGwendolyn G. right, tlUc,Jc, Interest, lien, estate or ^ fid Co., an Idaho) Corp.,c< Marvin tomey’sfcjfees. tom ey's fees. tor. Inc.. The' plaintiff alleges the W inters. G eorge A. ancmd G eorgia E . ; claim InI saidss lands, or any part w dT A slett; A lbert BlllingtcIgton; Alvle 'L. : CarlI KellyP dba Kelly Oil Co. vs./s. Delores Dorc’ Eccijciesr tfcnanai defendantit Is in default on a- pro­”>■ Bradley; all heirs andnd devisees of thereof, andand lhat the tlUe^of said Johnson: Lloyd H. Mill.Illler; David B. Mike andid 1Dixie Munsee. The plaintiffiff representative of the estJstate of George mlssory n.note and pursuant ,lo theIh'J G eorge-A . and Georgiala E. Bradley; plaintiff IsIs { good and valid; and for :Chadwick; Ralph Schn(hnell; and Paul ;seeks to) recovern money due and ow-w- S. E ccles vs. Colonial Concrete,C( Inc., term s of thithe note, the entire amountt Is’S all unkno\vn heirs, claimmantsandpar- such otherer £and (urther relief as the ;r . Taber Jr. TheplainlHntiff alleges that Ing on anin mey's fees. rears on lease agreemenent payments- Interest, ccost of llie sull and al- ______------fS lo c k 'd fT la n c h ^ a ’AuclOiclion‘CoTlnc“ ------WtSle:>iemTdaRrprecssi»g co~an*ah’“and therefore seeks to) recovert back lorney HletTixsr------• and there remains dueue and owing to Idaho corp. co vs. Redi-Spuds of lease payments, state salessi tax. lale , X) Insurance Co., a corp. vs ' theplaJntlffthesumofSDr$35,083plusin> A m e rlca a iInc., a California corp. Thehe ^ym ents and Interest inlr the amount Scott Guthrie aka ScoUo il terest. T he plaintiff alsodso seeks cost of p lain tiffr S(seeks to recover the am ountml of 521,988 plus Interest,, possessionj of Guthrie. TThe plaintiff asks that the the suit and attorney'ssfccs. fc ■ of«l,000cK) due and owing on a le tte r of two trucks, for futures lease agree- cntciitcr a-declaratory judgment,int, C hristine and Chuchuck Wilson vs. Agreemenlent, (or cost of the.sult and al>til* m e n ts a s provided- In theHe term s of lhe d eclarin gg Uthat the action orpialnliff:in in City of Buhl, a Municipicipal Corp. The , to m ey ’s5 fefees. agreement In the amou)unt of 530,000 d eclarin gg Ils Insurance policy a as s ■ — . . plalntU L-allcges-an auUautomobile.acci- J.R.. SimS: plol Co., a r^cvada corp.,P-. plus interest, cost of thehe suit and at- liability insinsurance was legally entitl,-ill: dent was the result of the negligent licensed1 totc do business In lhe Slate-of•0 * tomcv’s fees and an orderor to Jlow od lo do0 so and thal said policy of tho defendant Idaho, dbcIbn SiijiplotrSoil-Builders. T.he --- acLs and omissions of t D for failure to properlyiy fprovide warn- plaintifff seekssi to recover money Ci.~ SHOP ings of ro ad conditionsns aand for failure a n d owinging for the purchase of fertll- lo p roperly re p a ir whatlat w as known to izcr andJ i(Jhcmicals in the amount of WOUJLD YOU Ll ' be an extremely hazard:irdous condition. 58,713 plu:ilus Interest, cost of the suit IKE TO • The plaintiff seeks spocipeciai damages and attorn)rney’s fees. HEARF MORRE m aiin s tree e t Y ou ov«w o it to yoursolf to firfin d o u t — Jerome pageantp dcleadline sett NC10 COST OR OBLIGATVTION JEROME - The dea

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Because thepr3 rice is ..... ( f f l BE!TJEltib e tte r ------life Limited Quania n titie s______- i - : r i w . ■ ...... S l ...... /- You cann d e p e n d on thehe quality ^ ' of oural!ill-weather coatsats. Rain or shine.£ f course, not ovory matiattross set is haif-pricoi:od, but you'll savo FLOOR^ MODEL P=>RICING! frorom S96 to S500 on every s e t. “BACKKGUARD” “PRESIDDENTIAL” Mediilium Firm “VITALiLITY” / 20 Year' WahrantyV Queen»n Size Fulull Size Queeien Size 2 9 .63 8 Titis spnng.ig. ifoat yoursell to a fashlashionabic look iiini m a k e:s s good sense; dcpendabliablo all-woathcr, coals (romn Tho Paris, Besides head-lad-lurning style. ' : iticy give y(you qualily you con relyy on0 throughout ^ 8i r ^39 r Iho year, ULighlweighi styles in fingcingcrtip lengths. m Com parabl>le Savings • And since' lliMcy’ro available in such:li a w/ido. selec- Compara-able Savings Co]ftiparabible Savings On All1 Sizes lion of sizesos. you're sure to find oneDne lhal (its you ' On AAll Sizes O n Adi li Sizes p e rf e c ily . (slreel level) '

90 Days Sarrame As Cash ori Apapproved Credit B nd "Avenuo South ;Tr r w i n F 0 II& f e : f The Slee«p Center ) 124 MAIN NO. ! 1 ^ i 1 L 2 ______I \ I "10-€D/ilLY —»------^ —rsnrrfnrsrJO}------OponAAon.*. • F ri. 8 :0 0 to SiOQ; Siot.a0;001o3;00 al ■ . . v>VALIDATED PARKING ^ • REAROFSTOREONfi, \/lATTREi S ^ A O^ 0 ^ 2N2; D A V E .n o . B-4 Tlmos-Naws, Twin1 FoFalls, (daho Tuosday, Apriiprll30,198S

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G a r d e nling, i i lan d scaii p i n g ^ I k ------TW iN F A I J S"^Susan ^ KeJl^IirdlscuMrgSaenlng”and ^ landscap-" ' I Ing for th e Netwoiwork Wednesday noon lunchicheon mccUng at China G ardens. F o r moreore information call TeresaI M axwell, 733-2C24. • •

...... < C Y F C A sschedules c ovcI'eriiighter - IlO C K EimANu \^ V . TWIN FALLS-; - The Magic Valley YFCA;a will host a youth over- % ■ i Girls and boys from the finfirst Ihrough .sixth grade nighlcr Fridoy. Gi P ______Lmay be droppcd-o: 0 and 8 p.m. Frldav and picked up Saturdayd aybyS a.m . T h ere will bc s\vlswimming, movies and groupup game.s, a F rid ay night snacltandlightbrebreakfast Saturday. Fee Is 56S6 perj child. Rc-servatlons an d m ore inforlfiatfiatlon are available by callinglngtheYat733-im Mll& ^ E: A R ^ I r N e i g h b oo i rs group to c o n v e n e HK b '^ TW IN FALLS1 — The Royal Neighbors of' AAi m erica Lodge will h o ld ' the saih Crescent:nt District convention Saturcurday at the Odd Fellow , ^Lodge, ThirtyJ Avc.Al E .. Twin Fails. Reglstratratlon starts al.a a.m. 2C0 % O)FF 4> ■■ ■ ■■ ^ ly ^ y . .Uiihl. Hansen. Hailt^yari(lT\vinFi |W v T .V „ :; -

9 0 t h b i rrth l d ay to be: ot b s e r v e d SALEE FILER —Susanan CobbI will be honored at anin iopen house Saturdny in I observance of herer 90thJ birthday. Friends and*nd'relatlves a re Invited lo call from2to4p.mi.m. at lhe Filer Senior CitizenenCenler.322MalnSt.

C a b b a gl e e P atch K idss to g ath er ~ TW IN FALLS - A CabbagT'PatcirKid1 conventionc( will be hel REXBURG - MagicIgic Valley slU; F airfieldd; ; Marlene Brown, Gooding;g: dents graduating fromm I Ricks college B rent Todd To Nebeker, Hazcllon;n; during the %th annualual commence- Patrea Lynelte L Smith, Ilcyburn;n; m e n t ex ercises April 18,18 arc announc- L au ra RoiRomrell. Jerome; ’Benjaminlin ______^______ed. Leon Carllirllsle, Kimberly; L. JanelleIle _ STnf;_, _ OUAtJIlT''’'■ -..TTTcoLon. I _ SUE~ ___PRICE CA___ __ rmc■UICE TOrAL _ n Burley students includlude T erri Lynn E arl, Murtaugh. urt Anderson, Kent HaroldId (Collrln, Sheri Mary KKay Bench and Val Eric-ic '. I 'l E sp lln , P rintlia GUtlns,Ins, Heidi Mae E kiund, b(bolh Oakley; Peler Lee Ed-Id. ------Hanmn! Davld-LvP-Harlanison..SherrL_mondson n sand-Byron'McClellan.-'bolh- ilh------:------>------A. Jackson, Terri L. JacJackson, Wendy Paul; Leoicon Milton Capps, Crystal S. ------“ Ann-ManionrDouglas-Fs-R.-Matthews,—Hiatt-andnd -Delbert-Allen-Tree.-all-all------__ADDjl.%.TaxJn ldaiio.e:.EJus.$.1..Q0£.QSJcKLQ__ ^__ ------^Torri-Matthews, Lorl MoMorgan,-Barton_Richficid.-d ______A. Parish, Nancy Par:»arks, Rochelle _ . , ADDr?ESS______; Lamar Beazcr, Janet M. = = = - # ■ Randall, Teresa ThonUompson, Jonn \ , Shanna Stoker, Carol M. ______PHONE. E lizab eth Wilson, LanlJlnlla R. Wor- Bultars, i in ttjc __P iifia __ vfSA _ Mnslasler C nid_Am. ExptcGS__ " », Theodore Thomas Hunlcr, thlngton, Linda K. Ashtehcr, Tcrrl L. f.™!;*™’., Accouni N o______N. Duff and Carol Griffin, aliall Whitehead, Lori A., 1Holm, Brian i z d | / Marlow Jenks, Rebecciicca A. Thomp- !------soth-Barbara-Tew-and-Dil-Drew-Morgan:— A nnCrowliwlcy.DannyE.'Johnson, Lisas a ' ...... i • B ren t C. Tlngey andd J a n Adamson, While, Aaron An Greg Williams, Danan bolh Carey; Vicki L. Pardew,Pa Declor-GlenRldreilredge, Chet Ivan Poullon andnd • Tracy Southwick,Dietrl(trlchi .ClndecR. Scott Doug)uglas Stewart, all Twin Falls,Is, • Slastny, Eden; Jade W. Funkhouscr, and U*alailanL Miller. Wendell. - • 'I ■ Bike shhops cann teach ;i\. M simple• arti of peedaling /J\ ^ / / f / / D E A R ABBY; This; is for "Asham- I _ ^ , _ ed,” the male collegege student who \ A bigail . . V n e v e r learned to ride a bicycle.t I'm a \ T0p‘0of-Ihe f Stair 27-year-old m ale who’s’s neverr learned.. My VanBuren ------howtoTlde-a-bicycle'el2'either."rcan*t~|5*’! ?^ ir Dear Abby believe th ere a re two of usi I certain* 1^4 Main A venue Nort,orth. Twin Falls* 73'3-1■1506_ ly can Identify wilh hUhis Shame and embarrassment. °:0. Box 38923, Hollywood," , 1—^ ;____ Ironically, I recentlylly com pleted a OOW../U/ correspo/i£/t*/7ce Is . mplorcycle course andnd oblalned my itial.) ■■ license. -MIKECE IN WICHITA . i :------:— -DEARMIKE;-Don:Ug-Ugivo u p . - R o a d - ^ H H —------— ------f ------— l : on: D E A R ABBY: I am w riting in resp o n se to Die letterr fifrom a young I f s > ? S r o vw-*- Pa(iddock ^( b T lime collcge man who did notnot know how to . rid e a bike and wa.s embarrassed cm lo rs= ask . 1 Bicycle USAhaslraimlined cycling In- At In B3urley,l Rupert, Buhl and Twinn Falls I structors ' in virtuallyy 'every stale. ___ 4 Contacting a local bikeke shop, blcycl- (11 5 0 0 ing club or Bicyclelie USA e sufficient lo put anyoilyone ihtere $5.00 on Arrow. in, bring'an;ny C le a n reusable shirtiirt “no tee shirts, subjected to these comjimpeUUve kids (00 who obviously are flghthhtlng over who \ big & lall shirts. please”, anmd enjoy the savings.s. T1 he C olleclion should answer the phone.ne. ^.j, \ atT'win w Falls Store — $1 S'to $:$ ^ 4 . This is so upsettingg toti m e th al 1 \ wont to scream! Am I wrongv. to feel th is w ay? U Free Parking — GOING o u trOFMYMIND o : V ' ______v f f J¥ou-oanU4»©Jp------X. g a g ) ------Bebiad------' how y ou "feel,” but InI theth interest of \ Twin Falls maintaining your sanity,Ity, you should \ f c and _____ tell y o u r p a rtn e r w h a fs o: s o n vour m ind ______5 Burley Stores I before you go out of it. JJ (Problems? Wrlle tolo Abby.< For a personal, unpublished1 nreply, send a * I TwinF^j^^» Burley • Rupe>e/t • Buhl seJf-addrcsscd, stampedted envelope to H ■ ■ ta — r i •1-,

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‘Rc^on said thaat he had cuut (her) thro quiet. And :!:3 ^ c r c w iasn’t p” v m nrp J ation'- - atn^Tc'hard- iiotilast\^v;-rtv* • '• *' around preaching thehe gfiospei;'tb>- - f e tif y In Lafffirty's crying,” ci Knapp said. jjjjdlttje-cnlu'Cn’fi local Roiieiiief Soclely liullock tookwk under JdvJsft-^U ^lpoi ~4lh District Court trialiai in a plea bargain, Under cross examinationin KKnapp, obvious- presldenent, Cloe iJow — were not harrarm ed. objection to tfiitfi'e prosecution’s ItMlhat;- ■ dcs tlie first-degree murder evidence color photographs qt.1 L afferty, 43, Is accu:reused in the murders of ly I3 confused about certainn ddates, admitted Beside er charges, troduce as evid K napp sa id he andid thetJ brothers teslified to en domaged from Lafferlyly also Is charged with twoq ccounts of bodlestjf Brendcnda and Erica'Lafferty. M rs. L afferty, 24, aiand her 15-month old that tt his memory had been 1 . one another of Jesussus Christ, and then em- conspirara c y to commit homicide'e and. two "There’s nothingnot here th at would show daughter. Erica, inn ttheir American Fork previous p; drug abuse. Qniy b arked on a cro^-couicounlry trip wilh the pur- of aggravated burglary, d e of d eath,” he said. “ The 01 homclaslJuly24. “ I used lo sniff a lot of glue,'ue,” he said. counts ol Jury the mode' jood Samaritans by help- M onday m om ing. WaLsoiw n said I..afferty's wife, fonormeriy of purpose of Uie;he phol'ographs is to Inflamec lheI actin g as Gooc If convicted. Laffeifferty faces the death In opening argum ents Mo Ing fellow travelers,irs. On one occasion, he Tly, Idaho, sought coun.seliieling from jury.” pen alty o r life In pris)rison. His brother, Dan CC hief D eputy U lah Ctounlyy AAttorney Wayne Klmberl 1 a broken-down c a r for 80 three-woman jury Mrs. I.,a:..afferty, M rs. I.ow and Stowowe during Johnson didlid nol deliver an opening slatale- 3 L afferty, 36, w as convonvicted of the murders MW atson told the nine-m an, thr pp(j. m ilos to assist a womaiiman, earlier this year andind Is serving two con- tlthat Ufferty killed Mrs. Lafferty La and her the divoi/orce. He said he would seek se< lo in- ment, silyinglg i:he would do so a fter the p secutive life sentences:es at Utah State Prison, ddaughter In an act of revenge.Ige. Iroducee as evidence a line frromI Lafferty’sL sccution had[1 restedrt Us case. The trial Iss cx-i uuL K napp said1 theyth also survived by K napp described waitingwal in the car outside W atson said L afferty's ex-w•x-wife, Dlane, h ad personallal Journal saying, "Richardrd Stowe Is : pected to lasl;l l(10 days to two weeks, stealing ga.soline andmd Ifo ^ . The shoplifted in th e duplex a fter Dann L afferty forced his w ay stsought solace from Brendaia ILafferty during myenen;m y .” Knapp testlfstifled earlier Monday he mcl n grocery stores andI ru;rushed from restaurants Into th e hom e and twptwgan beating Mrs. Laf- ""very bitter divorce proceediiedinaslnioaa." Judge'e J . Robert Bullocic deniedd :a motion Ron and Danan Lafferty In Wichita when■n he withoutpayinglheirclir check.-;, h esaid.

...... - ••...... ', 'V • Crews wc^ork ' to recoveer ■ II t y:-'.': j I r -■ dead minners ' i; I'-' 'i ■ ' I ORANGEVILLE, UtaJtah' (AP) - i . ^ ; i Emery Mining crews; hchope to enter ' ? 1 l-iJ ■ ■ > '-i;:. th e W ilberg M ine's m alin in tunnel : today ; . V - 1 t . :; in w h at could' beJC a major | ,. i'"; ‘'.rj'':'':Vr^ t rr'^’; ; breakthrough In effortss tclo recover the ; bodies of 27 m iners who10 perishedj. in a ■ ‘ ' !■ fire last December, officii[Icialssay. I ■1 0- ' i ^ The bloze erupted nearearly a mile in- : , ' i ____side-the-lsL N orth.lunnelinel-0n.D cc.J9._Ll______• trapping five iSmery manlanagers and 22 n “ r— m iners in the Sth RiiRig h t secUqn. ; - ; , p y t ^ 'a icui^^^ L. The five-passage turincrinel is the m ost | - ; '' 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 direct route to the areiirea where the -.1------1 i ' ■ mlners’s bodies werere left behind ! ■ ■■ ■' ^ ■ w hen the fire force*reed would-be ‘ j!;' ). ■; rescuers to-evacuate} aand seal the j m ine on Dec. 2J, ------T he-blaze,-w hich-oncince-consumed r—^------—f- more than a mile of the mine's lun- - nels. now is believed to0 bbe confined lo ‘ a section called the 1stst SoulhS tunnel. ■., . , , which leads from Ist NiNorth to open t • _ air. Emery Mining spolipokesman Bob 1. H enrie said Monday. ■ If Tuesday's attemptpt isI successful i.V . an d the lunnel is found1 to be passable, ' . • ' / ;; the crews plan lo erectjct fire seals to j • ; block off hundreds of)f Ithousands of i l l -.r ' . ' feet of lunnel deeper withinwit the mine and greatly reduce thele flowf of a ir to ■’ttiestill-bumingportion.)n, ■'.•M'tAilV ‘ ;; ■' 't' would dramatically enhance cn their ability lo put out thee f:fire," Henrie 1 • \.i said. “That makes a big)ig difference in f-— :------^ wheiher they can complciplelely recover, ' the m ine and recover theLhe bodies." ' \ .

[ Search gijrows I l , d v ii fofescapipee Tr------MOUNTAIN—IIOME-IE— (A P)— — r ------— ------A r i Sso ' IV ElrAore County authoritlritles have ex- I ' '. o ARPET - HIKITCHENCARFTO panded Ihelr search forjr ia 27-year-oId » ,• - inmale who escaped fronrom the county 1 SCULPPTURED ja il la st week. I r s ^^ow Deputy Sheriff Rickk L1 ayher said I . ,, REA/ANANT I M onday authorities Jaellileileve Bradley (. A s ____:...... s q .y d .. Emerson has left the soisoulhem Idaho j CARRPET a re a . Indoor r>nilP< "We’re, running downf/n a few other .v . i Outdoor UllHO* leads ri^t now." Layher L< said. ‘ . | 9 9 ^ P r i c e SS ' Photogrophs of Emersorson are being ; distributed throughout;l tlthe region in , V'.. $ 8W Larcrge Selection f u:: th e hope th at someone!mayrecopilze m. ^ R eg. $16.'6.95 sq. yd. $ 3 9 9 k him. hesaid. S y o a r' gguoronfoo u Spec^cial Purchase Emerson had been:n arresled in ' . i March and was beinglg iheld for ex- • ! _ tradition lo Washingtci^on slale on ■ I felony burglary warrant;ants when he fl- Congoleunjm Prestige Armstrtrong "No Waxix " Armnstrong & Congi g o i e u m ed the facility last Thurscirsday. j Authorities said he w as In a • I "NoI Wax"V walkway used for exerc;erclse when he • VINYLL -'i apparently slipped intoto ia-vent-to-the-f^’“ —------SOLLARIUA/\A roof and escapq.y< recovered from spentI ninu clear fuel. A ' |

found no abnorm al radidiation ii levels in •; v any of the facilities, the thi spokesman ' ' .V ' ril S sK * ------said.------i r .fr-.'- Hesald'thol there wasvas no release of j- radiation. T he em ployees return.imed to work at | 10:50 a.m . The ICPP Is operatedted for DOE by | I Westlnghouse Idaho Nuc^uclcarC o. ___ ^ B^ T Im e s ^ o w a . Twin FallFalla. Idaho Tuesday. Aprilpill 30.1885______,------TT O rfc«jr-T "^ oforestiStaff shijft, McClllure told WASIiSHINGTON (AP) -T hechkchief of the U.S. F o rest s uLitatlve it fashion with all tntereiterested parties,” he told Servicecc has prom i^ lhat therefre will be no extraor- Mc jM been-JilJlele to win enough support to Atwell Parry, R-MelbaI anda Sen. Ron “Youou can be certain that wee willu continue to pro* . legigislation Congress must consinsider to Implement the y". '-Jf' clearboth"!th"chambers, and as a result,It. Bcltelspacher, D-Grangegevllle. ceeedI oonfall apsects of the proceocess in an open, con* swaVap. , jh Idaho reni;sniains thejwlv.,alaU^vlUvo»U •• •______

- The govjovernor’s office announceded h um an resources for Mocoore Financial M onday ththe taste force wil^ hold h ear-ir- G roup: M ary Lou Kir:inneyr Bol.se, unties preppare juverii ion plans" ings In thehe s ta te ’s seven regions, thencn president of the Idaho10 State Child p re p a re rrecommendations for thehe Care Association for the:le E ducation of , S ((API — Four southwesternem fenders in contempt of)f court If they deadline. counties are planning com-3m- don't follow probation i next leglsl;islatlve session. Y oung C hildren and Shailannon Corson, such regional councils were with a new law lhat will pro-jro* County is prep arin g a <1 J i m [or Boilse. president of thele Idaho Stato P '.la n ce wit lasl year by the Governor’s Governor’s Commission for hlbit thei jailingj of Juveniles for so- gram and Ada Counly 1 aft Child Care Association, sion for Children and Youth. S E N . D A R R E L McBcROBERTS Childrenn aand Youth will provide staff „ .. calledstatiatus offenses. m ore m oney for fosU Will help find day cca a r e s o l u t i o n support.. R egional Children and Youlhllh Others are Nancy WoVolff, Moscow, S lartlnIg c. Ju ly 1, ll will bc unlawfulII lo • regional Children and: Youth\ Council The grou;[roup covering southwestern _ Latah County deputy pnprosccutor nnd juvonllcilles for running away, Iruan^tan- said. Council members■s said they are Idaho hasas foundf the largest percen- Charile Brown, SandpoiiDint, Klucatlon cy orothoitier acts thal would nol bc; of- working wilh a foiburth counly, tage of Ju'Juvenilc detentions In the coordinator for Northerrrn Idaho Head fem es If commutedco by adulls. Elmore; to develop aI programj th a t region isi for crlmlal offenses, such as M a riju an a tetelephone hotltline resumed S ta rt. Valloy' CCounty will hold status of- u.ni occnro rnmntlnnro0 hu Iho .Tniy 1 assaullandind burglary. BOISR CAP) - T heI DepartmeniD( of The tele;Blephone num lw r is l-aoO-52-1- L aw E nforcem ent has5 scscl up a m arl- 7277. Juana hotline and is again ag offering Clllzeasas -can report marijuanana .rewards for informatioition leading to cuitlvallonion anonymously on thehe ' ' ' waft ' seizure of cultivateded marijuana hotline amand still receive any rewardrd % p la n ts in th e state. d ue themm. , The telephone hotline will'ill m b e mannerned during normal busine.ssISS • • %' ■ Director John Rooneyey saidi rewards hours, froirom 0 a.m . lo 5 p.m ., and a of up to $1,000 will be avalvailable for tips recordinglg will take any messages th a t resu lt in m ariju anla a sseizures. outside thothose hours. ,

A rrests of ju\uveniles end bburglary i probee I— BOISE (A P) - A two-month lv in- ed vehiclesies. vestlgatlon of som e 30) burglariesbi has The Juveivenlles have been released (0lo — ended with the arrests5 o’of seven teen* the custodj3dyof their parents. ag ed boys. : In vestigators have recirecovered about -— :$7,200-worth of propertyrty stolen'In • '___ -I.',.. — ■ -b u rR larlcs of 25 vehlclhides and tw oH homes this year, the LAST-DAYlZI. ' Sh eriff's D eparlm enl salM id . FC’OR BIKES I The Juveniles who wcre w< arrested, ■ roc^ocolvo A lO-Spond DIko .students ot Wesl Juniorlior High School ■ wiihMih Evory Lynx Purchaipd . and Borah High Schoolol here,]) also a re H r u r JNDRED DCDLLARS r cOUSE lEISEN M OTORS II GRA<\Nb PRIZEE: ONE HUI ch arg ed In the theft of aavchlcleandln v ■ Main Avo. E. 733-7700 J nine mallcious-injiiryf acases that in- ANYWHHERE OR WWAY MOMIW A N TSir ■ ____;._voly<^_breakage.of wine/indows In park- 2ND PRRIZE: FIFTY D(DOLLARS • 3RRD PRIZE: TWIrENTY-FIVE DC)OLLARS ^ I MOIT H E R 'S DAY PLUS 200 SPECIALJ MOI5MSWILL RECiCEIVE A LOVEELY ORCHID CORSAGE!!0 . Mother's Day-ls-a D very-special-,dj-day to us^and.'lhe Timesies- 'v Ju st fill ouVrih'eie"coupbn ‘ Selpw?. rnaH[ oroi bring"Tt"ro th r IREKAI !SALE! -News.wouldd lil - • anywhere ■ehshe chooses.- ll's her 'S|'Special -day -and- il'a he ' '■ M P “ EHIERTOIIDAY. DEADLINE IS MA)IAY 6,1985 ■ — • lOOL choice. CLEANERi ,:lj - z ^ \ ^ - f’AK -.•A ll T huGE CAPACITY ■■■ ■■ STE£l TOP Fill OAG CANISTER • ALL METAL MOrOR HOOD \ •POWER v<<^_ ORIV£N ----1 , BEATER / ______I#?" -MODEL ^ w X m - •i *■ U3S A MOT O H ’ c.'rT-^^ a ^ -ijEBE______■ * MODEL . s u I s / / - #

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ABC h as threo-ycae a r deal which wc s lp te d willwith An N F L spokesm an1 ssaid the league Usher‘ hxhad said during the news ThaAssoclatcdPrcss televised USFL gameies on Sundays the USFLFL at end ot last season. Wheirtien had no com m ent on theiie USFL’s decl- conferenceocc that the Bandits' players . the past three years amind has an option w e signedled that deal, we, knew the pojpos- sion to switch to the fallill. w ere undeitider league controct and, ns . i TEANECK, N.J. ' - The United m f J f j r | on a fourth — but has Ininsisted it would slbllity' oexisted for them to go loI theth Bassett's wilhdrawaval of his team such, bclonclonged to the league and nol States Football Lcagiague reaffirmed § S F L .V - not pick up that oplioiion if the USFL fall. Wcta were not totally surprise‘ised after this scason woiI’ould leave the Bassett, Monday its decision to!to sw itch to a fall unitkd0 STATKSt FOOTBALL LEAOUii switched from Its ssprlng-summer 'when thethey announced that originalInal- league with 13 franchlshlscs — 12 if th e But miniminutes later. Bassett said: schedule in 1!>8C, but)Ut It will do so •' schedule. ly .” Bandits arejolned by Hithe Gold. “ The lasts t titim e I looked, 1 signed their » without the Tampa Baylay Bandits. two yeana rs, will rejoin It In 1986. ESPN, a cable televevislon network, “We've've been on record as sayinggwe w Usher said ;^e 1league would paychecks.cks,;.' Jo h n B assett, the owiowner of the Ban- U sherjr saidj th e vote to sw itch to the also televises USFL gagames and is ex- p re fe r thethe.spring,” he added. "ButIt wwc operate Iq 19fi6 withI ceither 12 or 14 The leageagiic also said that it wQuid , dlls, one ot the .USFL’FL’s strtng fran* fall wasas 13*2, w ith B a ^ e tt and Dou{oug peeled to continue to do so, U sher said said we>e 'would bc with them If they the team s. N ot all of themim would neces- defer untiuntil 1986 the. Birmingham chises, voted againstsl Uthe change and SpeddingIng, ow ner of the D enver Goldold, his league had othercr plans in the m oveditothefall." to sarlly be located wherere they are now. Stallion'sl's ccontribution of $415,000 to said he would pull hisis tteam out of the opposingng 11. He said Spedding had notno; works for television cocoverage, but he Howev«ever, the spokesman saidId it One of tho'franchlseises which could the leaguejue to support the Los Angeles league and would fomorm anolher spr- yet docldelded whether to remain In theth( v^uld not say what thejicyentalled, wasunccicertaln which days of the weeA'cck be m oved Is Houston. 1The Gamblers, franchise.'se. The Birm ingham franchise Ing-summcr league. league> oor to possibly join Bassett':itt's An ABC spokesman;n reiterated the ESPN would w televise USFL gameim es. owned by J e r r y Argovovltz, arc enter- also Is-.i-. In financial trouble,, and Also Monday, the league,lea now In its x^nture.•e. A lthough th ere arc prescntljntly network's previous detlecision concern- nexl yearcar, becausc of ils comihilmeimenl, talning offers to purclrchase the team recentlyy receivedn a $1 mllllon'loan th ird y ear, voted to0 keepk the. finan- only 14J teamte s in the league, there wa:w as Ing its TV plans If thejUSFLswilched I lo showIW collcge football gamess ono and possibly lo move It,ll, from thec ciicity to continue operating. d a i l y trcdbled Los Angeles An Express a total1 ofo 15 .votes, because Chlcag(:ago seasons. S aturdaylay nights and head-to-heahead Bassett, who hos bcs«gun stockpiling The Exp:Express had been owned last • franchise afloat forp ththe rest of this wasglveiven a vote. "We’ro still reaffirmming that,” said compellt•lition from the Nalional FooPool- players for his new veniinlurc, said a fte r y e a r by’ JJ. . 'William Oldenburg, but he year. USFL Commlsm lssioner H arry T hecommissioner coi said the decisioision th e spokesm an. "W e hihave ho plans to ballL eagjague on Sunday afternoons>and ar Usher's statement th;that “I already Jost the tcaiteam as part ot the collapse of J U sher also said after•r thetj ow ners end- to sw itch:ch w as m ade despite the lacK;k oof televise their games^,”” MondaylynighLs. I have 10 o r 11 team s coi:om m ltted — nol .hl&financianclal em pire. which a netivock’ork 2SPN said. ‘.‘We . "Therecre hasn’t been a lol of dlscuscus- only .verbally commUt'lltod,” lo Joining . 'rtie leagleague, unable-to-flnd a new ...... : had ;...W:;>:i!3i<;irst admittedted- ^ ; ^ '> ‘of a n e \ v - ’s4pn«>DiiDout it yt*l,”.hc explalnW . -■ a new sprlng:summef li • SeeSc USFL on Page C4 ______'

TTuesday. April 30.1985 TinTlmos-New3, Twin Falls, Idaho . ■ Baseball rounindup C3 ■ S ■ Prep track, teiennis, golf C3 ■ Classified C5-5-10 c Yanons II lE ridksonl likes greeJ t i I to brrag ahbout drafrt I Idah10 defE CRUMP w rap Daveve Young, a G-7, 225-pound draft Tuesday, but few team s. If any, I Tlmes-News sports edlto.tor Junior; andnd I Mike Bailey, a G-3. 255- expect to c6me up witwith a player who ■ ■ pound sopho:phom ore who played a lot ledlate Impact on will m ak e on Immcdl MOSCOW - Considerier yourself a during thele firstfl p a rt of last season, the league. ■ 1 Vandal fan? Then when:n w as th e last and newcomiromers Chris Bennett, a G-5, Unlike recent drailrafls that have t f . tim e a U niversity ot id.idaho football 245-pound1 rcdshirt freshman brought the likes of DaDan Marino, Eric ■ t team braggod aboul ilsIls defense In tran sfer frofrom the University of w rence Taylor to ______Dickcrson and Lawr( B pre-season?______Washington;lon; and Joe Tybee, a G-3, sfTl-lIkiny-to-be------j the NFCrtliere lsn‘1 ■ ThalVlhc case this5 jyear for"lh'^250-pound-jui3-junlor-whocametoidaho ------who will establish anyone In this cropwh I H Vandals, who finished1 sspring drills afler theB IUniversity of Southern ly as an All-Pro. ^ himself Immedlalely a ■ last S atu rd ay . Fourth-;h-year Coach Californiaa foldedti its football pro-- )est in non-glamor It is a draft deepest .Jl Dennis Erlck-wn will tell I anyb dy gram last5t w inter. D aryn Young, a' Ive and defensive positions — offensive J who'll listen lh a t his newcw 5-2 d efense . G-2. 231rpouipound.junior who storied _ _ line. The flrsLplayec.^ec-chosen-wlll bc _!___ Is-the key lo Idaho’s ssuccess next last scasonion a t ccnter, is the prim e defensive end B rucee SmithSl ofVirginia fall. candidatee fofor n oscguard coming out , . Tech, who already has been signed by “ We’re playing a lotot b e tte r w ith ot spring ball.bal Buffalo; the third will wl bc defensive the changcd front,” he»says. s “We've The secomcondary lost the services ot lineman Ray Childtlldre.ss of Texas gol more experiencec and people Calvin Loveoveall, now starting at cor- A&M; probably no0 morer than four playing where they shohould be. L ast nerback for th e USFL Denver Gold, II go, on the firsl year we had guys pla•laying oul ot and two-yeay e a r s ta rte r Steve Simpson , round, and, unless lheth ere’s a huge sur- position because of injuijurles and w c a t the otherher corner. But the starting prise, no quarterbackscks. L had to use a lot ot tre.'re.shmen. T his safclics, sorsophom ore D,an McCanna The biggest nameim e available Is ! \ .season wc should have; cenough d epth and-Juniorlor Mark Tldd, are back, . Herschel Walker, the isa2 Ilelsm an to avoid th a t.” along withth IMike Johnston, a senior ■ T rophy w inner, who0 n(now plays for the “ The ?2 allg n m en trwvhlch h the Van-—comerback^ick“ who sta rte d during-the------New Jersey Generalsrals of lhe United - dais used with devaslislating effect sccond haltlalt of the 1983 season but ' States Football Leaguiguc. The expecta- against Boise Stale Inaa 37-0 rom p In w as redshih:hirtcd lasl year bccause of tion is th a l W alker,, whowl lost a y ear of ^ 1 th& final game ot lasl11 season, will an injury.y. CComing out of the spring draft ellgiblltyJor lealeaving.college — also allow Idaho to10 put more practice,, Erickson’s E starting cor- the University of Geoileorgia — after his pressure on opposing[ passersp — a ners, howevivever. a r 9 sophom ore Virgil , . Junior year, will go som’ew; here be­ i priority tor Erickson —- wilhout gel- Paulson,, a a former-hlgh school all- tw een th e sccond andnd fourthI rounds to ^ ling burned too otlen byby the running s la te r fromrom Meridian; and Paul _ a le a m wllllnti to0 f gamble on th e ______M —gamc-and~by-short-;-pas3-plays7^RamseyrQj rO-junlor-who-had-44-lackles------demise of the shaky,-USFL.. UJ H Despite ils end-ot-.scasc■son rally, the and an InterceptionInte playing nickle " I do n 't think we’lltt’ll see six players W Vandals' defense tlnlslIshcd sixlh In back nd' and' tlllihg in for injured o u lo f this d raft in th(the P ro Bowl In a : the conference la.st year>ar overall and players In 1964.IS couple of years likef wewc did w ilh th e ’83 sixth in both rushingI and i passing "I feel:1 realrt confident about the draft, the Marino0 .and Dlckei'son defense. defense,”’’ :says Erickson. "You y e a r,” said Cli Brondlindt, thedlreclorof “ It's really kind ot illlike our orlgl- never knownow how they're going lo personnel for the Dal)Dallas Cowboys, "I nal p ackage ' that wce had here," play whencn tthe season starts, but if .think it’s a deep draftdra — there are ' Erickson says. "We’ll11 blitz som e, nobody gets get? hurt I think wc'll be q u ite a few good players, pl but not bul It’s not going lo be bc the kind of OK." many great ones.” defense Idaho State hahad two years Ot coursourse, the Vandals' oftcnse Thus, teams mayy findfl bargains as i ago when they cameI ato you every isn't cxaclljiclly w im py. It generated an the draft winds throiirough the middle down.” average of 434 yards a game last and la te r rounds. Thorhat’s particularly The key to m aking llII work is the year, despisspite Its Injury problems,, tru e bccause few hlghIghiy rated players linebackers, speclficacally Juniors which vaswas second-best In the Big w ere siphoned off Ihi:Ihis season by the Mike Cox and Tom Herlennessey. Cox Sky andr eighth ei in the nation. Its USFL, which last yeai;ear signed close to contributed a team-m-ieadlng 89 rushing andam posslng offenses also a third of th e top 100.0. . ' ^ lackles last year, inclicluding seven finished thirdIhit in th e league, "W c feel w e have}asmany‘make-lt’ as ' sacks, while Hcnnessisscy had 31 Quarterbjerback Scotl Llnehan, now a players in this year’sr ’s d ra ft as we did tackles and three sacks sa despite junior, ;amcam c b ack w ilh a vcngeatK:c ^ last year, maybe mornore,” said George H |fe I missing four games wil,vith an injury, from a broken br collarbone, com- Young, general manaanager of the New I Along with Nolan Harfirper, a Junior pletlng191 191 o r 3l’8 p asses — Gl per­ York Giants, who camecar up with four who started seven gamenes last season cent — for fo 2,407 yards and 17 it y e a r who helped rookie starters last y at outside linebacker,er, they give touchdownswns. That ranked him se- Lhe playoffs. “We f his leam make the , Idaho the quickest5l bunch of cond inthe the Big Sky and 13th In Dlvl- think lhat In all 12 roui'ound.s, we can take ^ linebackers it's had inI a long tim e. slon I-AAA in ir passing efficiency, and a ‘makc-lt’ graded ppla lay er.” w WjL Idaho will only haveIQ only tw o In- he w as second sec to Montano State’s nute trades, there B arrin g last-mlnut^ ^ cum bcnts on iLs fivevc-man front, Kelly BraeJradley and Idaho Stole's will be tw o team s wilwilhout firstround although injuries soI ravagedi the Vcm Harrlarris is total offense, fifth choles — W ashingtor;ton, which traded U Vandals during the firsrst p a rt of last best In thenhe nation. Its pick to New Oricaleans last week for H season th a t several oth)ther reluming “Llnehanhan hus had a great spring, running back Georgorge Rogers, and " players got In a lot ot m inutes on the and the! back-up ba kids (Rick Sloan Seattle, which gaveve Its selection to jfl field. John Andrews, a C-foot-4, 250- and Heybulyburn's Darel Tracy) look nrs~Dgo~for~centcr~ ------CInclJHrairtwo-ycnrs ™ —pound-senioi“ tackler:rhad-just- 16— goodtoo^^’-^o^^’-says-EricksonrJ'H opeful-— ------Blair Bush. Clncinnam atl will have two r 'tack les last year, but)ut he m issed • See^;eeVANDALSonPageC2 first-round picks andind so will Houston, JJohn o Cox. at right, Idahcih o ’s le a d in g ta c k lc r aa year; ago. stops a Fullullerton State runner • SeeNFLDRAFLAFTonPageC4 ______A. V------' • I Page; loses W\ BAhle a v y w;^eight tititle to challenic ig e r I ;corlng effectively RJR. Auditortorlum . l/iuisvilleand the trarainer forl'ubbs, formerer three-limc world champmplon his energy while sco 1 ByEDSCIiUYLERJ often moved for- The Associated Pressess "T hehe champion wasn’t landinding “It was anolher sclelback but not th at w as atIt ringside,r against Page, who o blowss anda I did w hat 1 had to do.”"said si bad,” said Page, who ' weighed a On severalse occasions during lapseslap ward bul did not btback up his agg- "All, gressivo stance withih aggressive pun- B UFFALO. N.Y.{. —• Tony Tubbs^ the iirlihbtaten Tiibbs. who pacpaced bouncy poundsds and claimed he in actlc:tlon, the crowd chanted "< ght as an amateur himseli;elf well In his firsl trip over/e r IS hu rt his jlg h t handnd in the second All.” The Tl old champ rose to. hisIs f feel chlng. who In his firsl fight ge might get back

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I ' ;; I Vv ■ T h e Va SELL IT FOR YOU!)! - ooyira MUMLX T»n»n? i J w ide receiver in the leagueJC iin. 11 t ! 1 jy thobestwI _ FOR DETAIIj CAJJ.U L ______L L ijL ii.j|_s» oj^_senibr Erl3rlc-Varber-(first-teama»-Bii-Blg ------S - 43-1 -]»-o 3 3w S k y -la sl-tit-season-deepite-mlsslng-tw ■ ’‘’Nr.'.hM.«*S5??rs.c. • SMttlttnXUhaRI.f^nlWrfWKI.Ip 'i'i 'i” i'!li Samostoto injuries). Yarber caughtil54 5 'j^H H II' s i l , i H OOUBQITMCX ’} ’i '3 ? Jw p a s s e s f(for 817 yard s and seveeven i t IJ I touchclowi)wns in 1384, ranking him JuJu£ st if I iiiii; hi fill i ?T«’"d'h J ? ? ii 0 " ' " > JM bchfnd ththe Big Sky's most efficien 1 R^^Mor '* *' thtftM OJI < 0 I 0 0*i»en ” ” '? I I s pass-calcltcher, Vandal tight end Scot^ o l l -cusiouens.I SA TiSf ACTION IS oun ORIVINGta C(CONCIM- I ! 'S r^ . ri J* ?« I ss 3 4tj A u k e r . AlAuker, also a senior andid a —J.*' I ...... '■ » s lii gsji" « ; i s i team all-Big Sky pick last (ai: • 1243 Bluo Lokot Blvd.vd^N^JTwIr^oll^^^^ c»pii»i»i ffijf i‘yf^tiSo!!*pi,>, iii.i i'i ii S 'i?' * 1* s o jt? second-tej fall, 733-SUO* 72 passes for834 yards. Oti'i«r *■ u ] M p I! II' • J •• caught 72! iiJ l J_ ” L" _l ■ 4 I "i‘ tj Idahoraiso'has-its-NoT^rNorran a ~ a n d ~ |------= ^ssliwfS^ lit ni I t “axon S» ni ” il 10 I D Bl irc!viim>%?° \ I \’i I 1 •' No. 8 receivers n — junior Brarr a n t L*i2S".i.M..c,., f f i " i h ’ I 1 ’ S Bengcn,I, seniors Ron O liver and junioinior S £ ‘ S IS*o,^ s1 Ij ii ^ 0 ]3 Po^f 1 ^ i{ ! 1 S Eric Jorg3rgen^ — returning. Thosho se " m HENBSBO ^ J om blned for_47 catches for 64 Uounliin Horn* tlSouin-Ctntiili U» « c S IMI” in clmpM" 5ll' li S I u three com ___ wom«M.gn;w.gntei»ooi. fJJ 19 I J 1 ? fj yafds" ■ ■ CKy' ' ° offense is going to have a preip re i- /I !L.':I1 ■ : « ■ Mi0 g Oo?i**]N»"' • a '1 i S “ O u ro fi usa/.'al]?/.?!!;..''“i S !t J ; J ! ' i ' J . J 1 is ty ''C teeran rz look this year," says a y s djS ?af;,5,.rnM '{ ' • 4 J « » E r ic k s o3n. n . "ThlS^Js^he m ost experp e ri- \ ..!ss:s'‘".M ""cS:‘.!S":S ' « i : ™ ~ " j’ve had since I've been here.'r e ." ' • Y n« » * 0 0 0 Coil'M!T m S r L 5 ' * ’ o' I S j , > 3 1 „1,0 « I n Rrlckso(son’s pride and Joy Is his hugrtuge J r u s a - ' s . . . go}**’ii ' 4 i’» o*o»cmI W l l«»nc« n<»i. MMNana Hwnn Siaii : Cer~ SulifW il J 0 I I Kngmr offensiveve front, consisting of incun2um * /' a r s s i s s t x x t>cnts D)av a\ e Thorsen, a 6-3, 265-poun3u n d / <1 »«ia 0*C10 it t)«10 UHC1.1W E^M I£- ifH'ii llimnf senior tactack le; Tom Cable, a e-5. 27(270- / • ^ I 15 1 g U L ^ iL i pound sersenior tackle; Matt Watson,)n, a /I Im ] m S£ ii •pound senior center; and Jo i P '? i : ? i N F L d r- a a f t . «>3,265-pc I J o e / L ...... iumtnl. 0««»)r'U>i'"«>P*>_Oo*I.C«^ . . ^ ___ _ Sm iley,.a,.a fi-2.2G5-pound senior guia a rdn ._ . ------L ^ J t ]11 IM -Ij-f'l-M! • ,„.„R,15r£; ; also Mark Caldwell, a 6>!6-5, 1 T s n i t MgiiKiW 0 }' 10 0 3 Si] Nll-OXll,"“»,SVK.':;;'S¥S f< T here's'« ,A S?:*Ts'St 1 t 3 I 0 I *ii3 T»>i3iri'<^mN...... 275-p o umd n d junior who was last year'ja r 's •‘^rrrir.^riSfKrSl^s..,, • '•'}'? 0 1 !S . 5 Mmr»«ol»li«m sixth oifwTensive lineman.. Ititnc* n a It 0 ; ^ HouKoniiooM CoMM.MtMrvJi.IStm. ‘•The: Hiline is really the strength ( J 3* • « 0 7 sol l^io'^TofP®!.* i our'offeniense." says Erickson. "Wee nm o i ■ ^ j SS« Iiii* is§ li only havew e experlence.’ wilh have th e Cie»Si><«Cw<1 i ssx.^'" i,o i I i'i iiii-. Ms L' • O len n CMrCouMi.ltffl go along wilh it." _____ ^^*aBw»M<.leJoi1>(Sgn V«IW, iS J S 1 0 ?Jj *' ll Houllonlrom’*.iNa.Orl».". s iz e to g o i m . i a ; ;l *'______T hc-Oinly nl two question m arks a r e : Is > 'i > J JU U'ErMTiJi'i ir A II 1 t IS K«/it«tCiTr runningg back and ■ placckicke: .. 8ss«.:sS ^'- '» EricksonDn. hopes thal his only J NL box scon » l> i; I 0 )U uliTai'’’'*'''’ IVH os• s s Jerome el WoeflSttf, M*iMr, 4p m >re p§:”S;- ' | , recruit ttthis year, Fred Lloyd froifro m ■ ' t ! r 1 I t« '* NfiTo\cn» T«» riiii ••X.IKMI HOKTWAL • o 4 t 0 in ’o '’‘"•ou'B" L»s Angcigeles Valley Communily Co >i>uuiii»i.l>eu!«iK>.uatr. J JJ ! t 1 0 III }} w*’\ r ^ jS s j ^(Q7*^i“n'!, Jj jf .iwisiT legc, canan be a tailback in the slyle ( I Barrow,, the best runninm ing m o ria l M arlon 1 F m en 0 O I 1 J ! ju « Oo’i^lri’nom b ack of;o y a rd AL standings season).). Coming' out of spring bal Americaian Heart Associaliation of Idaho E ? T “ p«‘ M i " c S C how ever,;r, Erickson's starling lallbac S ’ p" S?3 jlls ir Steve Jackson ( Idaho’s No.No. 3 Fourth Annualja l „ „ S i i s s s ' S jljjiil jjii No. ipDicks i ts ju n io rs "f oso 1 «> • rusher, a year ago with I88_yardsrds). * f|A i ’» j t 0 ! at4 ArTtxAi KK- Vi1:;;; tovm « * ? ? ..’J« .V 10 1 3 J.iaii Tn* iiiir crHM*»;,‘i«?JijlJJ^r.nU U > »U t.». B*ici«o<.. OB, si.«. 145 receivGiving) a t fullback, K S f f c , .! : i s l 5 |:Er:1 s-mi Nf> cr>ei>rM OT. A t placiacekicker, the challenge Is5 fllfill- .s* / “Z I ' ' " ' ' n Im * it iui-C»oig«nonogm Nt. 0 no. ing In fOrfor Tim McMonigle, who setse t a GOLI.F carecr scoring rccord I I F " •• iiii ; , o ,jMjr s - I m ii.D.tio.vnn.oii4M..1 .> r^.iooo. B i g l e a g u ei s s t a t s ^ OKXtl^.VMom ii»xi> DC. Um. th e ta s kk. . it ll ji 0 ?3 ut ‘’*ltJ;-Wail Piiull||>.|»>. B.*r.k>. OC. N0I.» T h e rc e Is1 less uncertainly at punlen le r. ,52r«is?ni!r.*ip”Nt^TwlXNlftroMX'TcitllHoM ' *' :::.:: , .»lttl, Nf. Cnsuna. OO, hOWCVCr,er, where returning.5-junlt^*0** ------—'jfc-a ^KHRMc^ isH Is i[ I 5 H! H ra"” • Boilofi |Mg.|l 1-II •! C*Mo.nu W" a « ! i>Mt,6v>or. on, D a r in MagnusonMs averaged 40.6 yart I! 11 i is I ' ?cK0nl0 (CIAKI Ml •! 0»i«»d•d lC«« o..ii.nn. Daitmevt. Dl, AA. Mon anar Ov’ OrMX 04,. 00. 18 hoUt, Golf Cart. R*freihmantt. R*f Gr»at T*« gj I St;:?. o’A i i «!! r 1 ,!!K S ! .1. CKK»e« CMaMtii., OS. 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______L — ■______j t i i m i t o d O !i g o u t ; ARLINGTON, T ex as (AI(AP) — L a n y Reliever Dave SchmidtII earned his -and credited2d with a single that drove2 B I lack a nd gave up a nd RBIBI double lo Toronto\to 2 ^ Parrish loves lo see Ron>n (Guidry and - . first victory against onele loss while homeWynegiegar and Randolph. pinch-hllter ] Mel Hall andd a run-scor- ^ ■ the New York Yankees corcom e Inlo Arl- . tB aseball D c ave R ozem a cam e on lo) gelg the final T h eR angeigers cu t the deflcll to a run1 ing I groundout to pinch-hItlitter George O aklantm d 1 ington Stadium, even If X it. is. Billy______— out 0 and. notch his first ssave of,the In their four)urth on singles by Garyi Vukovlch ’ before retiringg Tony Ber. OAKLAND,ND, Calll. (AP) - R eliever Klartln's fourth managcria!rinl debut. j ht. • - season., » W^inl nnd Buddy Bi Bell ^nd Parrish’ss nazard i o^a fly ball for hisIs third save.' Bill Caudill11 plldicdpl oul of an ei^lh* Parrish drilled three c an go up in batting practice. Martin was named New Nt York’s 400-foot homiimer into the center fieldi Neal 1 Heaton. M , was the! kloser. inning Jamn MMonday night lo help'the Hue Jaj;s to -a 2-1 victory hom ers, lwo of th em off C s o m e tim ea s and not hit three oul. II[ manager ” after Yogi Bernrra was Sun- stands, The start of the game wovas delayed 1 Toronto Blue jy rain. The over Oaklandand that sent the A’s to their knockcd In six runs lo spc■^1 w os Jusl onomeofthosefreakthlngs.” day. Martin has twice be Henderson I each singled w as C ity 3 up a double play. No onec \w a s e je c te d th e s e v e n thh. . ItII was Davis’ 23rd R BI of ■ iiim against any team. ball That'sit's’lhe'"human part of pit-. an a d Don M attingly doul; J e d ” " t h S a n d o rd e r was restored ai ffew minutes the season.1. ' ’ ' ■ Ho olso is now only thehe tilth player (juUuldry was real tired andI a a cro ss fo r a 2-0 New York■k lead In the C feueICla n d 2 ■ later. ' J i m A c iCITY (AP) — GeorgeD The Royals scored a rurun in the se- iiilo problemsem s In the eighth by walk- • that led to the . ingleadoffbal in both leagues. ParrislTish homered „„rtlh saidss his debut was a longI T1 anano. Brett and1 iWlille Wilson collecledtl cond on a disputed play th; f ba tte r Alfredo Griffin, who - - ".three limes in a game ththr ree tim es In In the fourth. Bobby Me;leacham had—Uiree hils -aplece-Monday-nighlaf and-d_ ejection of.Indians M anagagcr.Pflt Cor:. thcn.wenl.lo.Ulo.lhlrdoaa single byJJave______Montreal. Babe Ruth, Johnny Jo Mize, • glad g| when its all over so I H the bad luck tp hit the balall oiit of the the Kan.sass (City Royals held off thec rales. '■ Collins. Claudcll Washington and i Dave canjusttalkalk baseball.” hesaid. Ppark and get only a ssingiet ,^he Cleveland Indians li 3-2 in a raln- Kingman also accompllshtIshed the teat. Guidry.. 1-3,I- w alked Toby H arrah to) b bizorre play occurred afler a Butch delayed gamiime. P a rrish ’s lwo^DUt, two-wo-nin homer h e bottom of the eighth Inn-. V W ynegar and Willie Randodolph singled Bud;Black,ck. 2-1, took a 3-0 lead and a off reliever John Montcfus; l ^ , m a k i n e i„g . A fterr twotv outs, M artin decided lo) " withoneoul. seven-'hlttcr;r Into the ninth Inning,; r " s A iyriE F5®® his first appearance of Ihithe season, In b rin g on Montefusco, M who has been) ;M; e a c h a m then lofted aI hhigh fly lhat After rclirini•ing Pal Tabler. who went the eighth Inning provecved to be the i^ithorcd byb) back problems, lo faceJ JustJ’ cleared the left fieldild wall. But 0-for^ in entending his l&-game hittingI. • DURING game winner. . ^ - P a rris h . rRandolph thought the baliall m ight be streak, thele longest In the major . Parrish said, "I don’t■t knowk how lo pan-lshJ blastedb a three-run homerr caughtc and did nol moveive far from leagues thisils season. Black allowed explain il. It was justt oneo ot those („ the tourltirth inning and a solo sh o lln1 firstbase,andwhilchewfl’!fi /ffs w atching, singles tp AndreAn Thornton nnd Brook5 ^ TC tS) SAJLE nights. Everytime I swunilung al the boll Uie sixth, bo 3 Meacham passed himm on the Jacoby. • both off Guidry. He now has ^ 2 0 6 7 6 ; I hit the ccnter. I wish itt wwns thal easy six homo runsnil this season. bbascpaths. Meacham wasas ruled out Reliever• D an Q uisenberry replacedd • Koy-lociric start • Gear Drive, soil propolledHod • Dlodo bralie clutch • 4 H.P. high torque onglno th-innin xpos Reg. S&19.95 SamueeVslOt ighitbieats E> Toro Open Sovtngi S7S.00 PHILADELPHIA {AP)VP) — Ju an thought he’cle’d throw a breaking pilch,, ingi along now. That wass a real good Donny and:l \\w ent to second on a single o i m i ^ B i c i ...... L w Sam uel m ade th e rig h t gu K ic i...... reliever Bert Rot>erge,I, (0 -1. scored the speedyiy ! Sam uel, who had gone 2-• shortstopc Is playing, Thaial was a real dashing homim e on the play. Darren Daulton from third th as the for-24 beforeore his game-winning hll. ^ n’t like to bo ThePhlllie 2-2 in theic ______2 0 6 8 0 good game. We Just don’i Hies tied the score • G ear drive, sell-isell-propollod Phillies won Iheir th irdJ slstraight and Phillies1 MManager John Felske was‘ tlheloser.” hesaid. seventh whe'hen Mike Schmidt led offff • 4 H.P. 3 cycleJ en(onglno snapped the E xpos’ wlnnirming streak at pleased with w the victory, and> The Phillies took a-1-0■0 lead in the with his secoicond honier of the season, a V * \ • 3 sp e ed tronsmsmiislon li six. especially/ the t work of winner Kent■ jfirst when Samuel walkckcd, stole se- drivctodeep:ep lefl-ccrjter. • Zone start Samuel had never, faccaced Roberge Tekulve, 1 I-'-0 , who was the fourih ( Hayes' single Denny suffuffered a slight sprain of his Reg.S479.95 I cond and scored on Vert H; Is ^ Toro Open before, and was lookingg forfi a break- P h illies pile)llchcr. ‘ ■ tto lett. left ankle slsliding Into sccond In the S i SevlngiSSO ing pilch. ‘■Tekulveve gave us 23^ jn n in g s of_(_ _The_Expos tallied Iwlciice in the sc- sl.xlh inningIng and-was rcllevcfl. byy '______Z ------oiniM itci . r. r. ■ ~' .“TfiOIcLIpltch-wasIS a fastball, - great'^tchTi:hTh'g. Torirghl vvc ovicrcamc—(!—cond; helped by a-tlouble-le^JlealrAVlth-CharlGfr-llududsonr-Don'ny-R-inJusy-was- LS_ ------_205B1_ ...... which I took,” said Samuimuel. "Then I a n u m b er of m istakes, bul we’re com-• one( out. Brooks singled againstai John not believed2d ito be serious. • H and pus’ll ...... WB t t A __ • • RoorBaggoi ^ P.B.»75.95 T oroO pen ^ Savings S40.0C W alkerr leads Jr Riirnk 8dded a.2Q- .. The victory was the Generals’ yard fieldd 1 goal to account for New fourth straight. Il raiseded thclri record Jersey’s seescoring. to 7-3 and m oved themm InloI a first- W alker • n now has rushed for 1,1033 • place lie In the Easternirn Conference yards thisis !season, gaining 100 yardss ! wilh B irm ingham and Tram ar p a Bay. o r m o re Inn ffour straight games, lersey Is G-1 this season Inn UPER It also w as th e secondd vlvictory of the N ew Je n ^ Si day for G enerals own)wner Donald games thahat Walker has gained atit ' T rum p. E arlier, th e mavd fcrodiolor lor Army Jeop. C o s t. ... TOOLSLS-SHOPEOUIPiPMENT ' Campboll-Hausflold 2 HPHP oir com prossor S lonk • NoPJoPo Boos) King 6v-12v bol- C o st...... •III press slond lor '/»" drill • w I tory chargor. '/i" oloctrlcitrlc drill • oir w ronch • Drill | Rockwotl 7Y‘ " oloctrlc. drill,-dri Tool en g ra v er • Drill proprojs stand lor V," drill - 3 • ocllon long propono botbotilo S Koto • 6' woodon lodloddor - 5’ aluminum shop • lodder * Homoflto-'XL outclulom olic 16" chain sow - DrillII bbiti ■ Choln bindori • Tir.i • cholm • 1 '/•" high proiiuissuro hoso • 6’ ovol wotor lankink ■ Roll ol 40" bolting • T I olumlnurt> ex ten sio n ledloddor . Trombone sproyor •■ lols ol hoovy oioclrical • cord ■ Handyman jockI • Spliiiing! w edges • Convask totorps • Shop slorago cabi- not» • Tool bc»xoi • Eloctloctric soldering iron • Soldoriniring lorch - Como-o-long - ; Shovoli • Forks • Rokci»s '■ Roll ol plostic - Roll ol rubfajbbor moiling . Trailer wir- 7 7 . Ing »uppllo» • VVroncho*IOS • Levels ■ Sockets • Axes • lou I S lots ol smoll bond ' tools. HOUSEHOLD ITEAEMS — i- „ w W h',.W c."*inghouio heavy.duly-outomotlc.itlc-wo»huf-a dryur.t.V/liiard.... _ _ I I 'Custom 15 upright frooiooior • Coldspol smoll chosl Iroereezor - 3 G.E. rolrigorolors < . 2 humldltlors • Eloclricric Ions I • 3 eieclrlc heolors • 7S*35# kllchon scale - Notionol otchinn ond lablo - Aridion r • Wolnut cofleo toblo & m old ------; custom built swivol choiihair • Elo^rl* wolnul~cI^mo cioiclock~- N o ^ OirToiirtlFTdST:— " r'M ocJersU n ------• wood liand adding machlochino • 3 rodlos • 3 lloor lom(>mps • 3’k5' olchod»n»lrror - Twln-»lio bod w ith Booi.oouty Rosl bo? springs fi molliollress . 36"*i«6" mirror • 3 WINDMERE. I onliquo picture Iromosrs • lo ti ol luggogo • M ,0-A , 19'19" color TV & Slond • Lorgo I • florol picture • G roonI swivel rocker - Filltox tonk typlype vocuum - Soars Powor M odel IT-12 ' I I' Molo vocuum cloonorr • IHokey vocuum • Fromod CK . • Pjjrloblo liquor coblnot - O u r S ale Gaf bogo cons -Woodonon cabinets.c - ^ r P r ic e ...... 1 2 0 0 D i 7 e r r . ^ CAJtUMPINGEOUIPMMENT ,O u r S a l e ' ' New Hibatchi • Lols ofII lown la chairs • Fishing tocklo> -■ FishingI polos Slyroloam Less M fg. After Retabate from coolers • 3 big coolers•s ■ Dutch ovon • 3 sleeping bog)ogs • 3 down iillod bogs - 3 P r i c e ...... ■ 8 " I tels Insuloied undorwoovoor • Compor locks • (2) 3 golliollon gos eons - Sow - Grub R e b a te ...... b o x -(4) 3 gallon gos com:ons - 3 axtro gos tonks tor plckui:kup or m olor homo. -2®® Manufiif actu rer Loss M fg. SAARDENINC&LAAWN R e b a t e ...... ’ Snoppof Comol 30, 7 HP riding lown m ow or • 3 golkollon slolnloss slool sprayer jon Way gorden corl - Long r ; . Hotes • Soaking hosesISOS • Smxill lown cort • Gordon troo pruning sow • Redi^edwood llowor boxes • Autoto hoo gorden woodor.- gas Final F i n a l ' ennino • Whoolborrow,w • Lown lertilizer - lo ls ol mmiscellonoous inseclicido • : Roll woven w ire • Rollill snow» Ienco - 3 oloclric hodg«ECRUMP. fenslve tacklackle J o h ji^ lg o . a 250- boys squads ' garnered I Browns, the first and third Prep trackk Cleveland B Times-News sports editoifor pounder fron:rom MoBhtaln Home, w ill be honors Saturday at the!he slx-tcsam picks are set.set NTAIN HOME - It's nol^ „ ' C drafted. Boll3olh a re rated relatively low Idaho State Meet. “' Buffalo hah as Sm ith an d Houslon will a sile where a lot of ^ Idaho State Unlversilsity defensive — or not atoa t all — by the scouting ser- : Sage's Class II hnd III , Opposing coaches notete that the take ChildrIdress, whom the Vikings i are going to be broken, so ^ tackle Bob Otto and Bol»Ise State Inside vices, howeviA-ever. toppoJ their divisions. ThBill Fralic-. Sacramento, Calif., is pr H igh girl!iris’ track coach Skip Aq-.• strength c of sprints, rehclays and Other clei:lear fIrst-rounders Includc(Jq d ra tte d In the sixth o r sevenths< round year— some m Arizona University drew . “•We W like to use confercnce ^ avorlte to running badacks E th an Horton of Norlh pick by the scoutlngscrvin/ices. Keever, Northern • depth, are the clear fa\ ack Mike Mendoza, a ter- . as a gaugluge as to where we shouldI repeati last year’s title,, won v in a Carolina andam George Adams ot Ken- a G-3, 230-pound Boise nniialive who was quarterback jlectlon by the Outlaws in the G y m n a s tICS i c put peop!ople and w hal progressI blizzardi in Hailey. Andrc'rew's girls tucky; wld('Ide. receiv ers Al Toon of twice NCAA Division)n I*AA All- rllo ria l selec aft, could go Iji today’s N FL ' w e’re making, mr but this kind of will v have a slight edge on o defen- Wisconsin\ and Jctry Rice Qf of America, is also projectcled as a mid- USFL draft, lataway." i ve dlc-round choice, draft, althoiUiough he too Is relatively Two of Sage’s Class III ding SCIC champ Wooects the linem en KelLomas Brown of Florida eters. Mountain Home’s j ,jj. J a n u a ry ’s U nited S talales Football Angeles, recreceived considerable pre- Stubbs in th e l(rie division.on.BoUiqual- Sc,,™ ' ‘ share of events. . a nd J im Lac>achey of Ohio S tale; defen- 1 only 400 ya rd s long, of I.x)ague draft, while Keevever was taken season alienttention on the basis .of his Ified for reglonals. Otheror hleh Class ° "It will probably comele dONvn lo sive - llnememan Ron Holmes of weather'fi been dry, so the,' f by the Baltimore Starsrs In the 12th school reconcord-seltlng p erform ance In III all-around placcrs how many second-, thirlird-, and. Washington;on; linebackers Duane in p relly good sh ap e," say s { -Jg round. N either O tto norr IK eever cam e h is ju n io r‘ season,sej but m ay h ave been regional quallflerT.J. New ‘ fourth-place finishes Mouniain A • Bickett ott 5Southern' Cal and Chris lin Home track coach Neil ] close to signing wilh theJ IUSFL teams. hurtbyNAU'AU's4-«flnishlastyear. In 10-I2s; regional quallf: [ Home has,'’he says. D olem an of PI llt, and defensive backs md. “We worked on it all ry Although K eever. thithe runner-up Other po^;>o^nliol draftees from the L ew is, fifth in lt>-i2s: j ; n d Ryan ' The field events a rc schDerrick Burroughs iblem If the w eather holds.” i • of the year, has receiveded more atten- McMoni^eJe of Idaho, placeklcker Sage's Class IV gymnaInalls placod “"y ing event lo start at 2 o'cloKevin Allen of In-J,. Idaho head football CcCoach Dennis Nevada-Remleno. a round in 10-12s, whilehlle . Michael . ^ ef Erickson. “They're bothth pretty dam _ diana; wideide receivers Jessie Hester le Big Sky senior h as signed Anderson and John Denilennls placed of good football players, bul“ t Otto has the seventh and eighth all-around. < IJ lC lV of Floridaa State,J Vance Johnson of USFL this seasoiv That’s y again tlthis seas4 Arizona andnd S tacy Robinson of Northth size." respectively, In the 7-9 divisivislon. * jjn Both K eever and 01 oveali, a comerback from R(AP) — Utah Jazz centfer Dakota StaState; defensive linemen D E N V E R ( * ,j^ a g e n ts before the USFl?L°dra« S “ a^o"wrw10 w as drafted In the fourth 3n have , -- Mike Gannrjn of Noire Dame, Garin M ark E ato n was scheduled to of both have spoken v " > ™ d Y thth e e D enver Gold in Ja n u a ry igaments operated on in ^robasketbibelli Veris of StaStanford, Richard Byrd of rtlng forthe team. H r € j„. senlativesofseveralNFl?L teams, andlsstartln * * I.x)ng B each,:h, Calif., today while his - . Southern Mississippi ^ and Kevin- Petersen I _c "K ecv er's had a lol off ppeople talk to “It's hardird Ito tell anymore who Is go- % • • /-X teammates5 pprepared lo take on Den- n )f Michigan; linebackers morning at Long Beach:h Momorlul him. but I don't think Uthey've given Ing to get drafteddrc and who might get a he National Basketball }| tom medial Freddie Joeoe Nunn of Mississippi and >|CF ver in the H ospital, will re p a ir a tc a n y Indication of who mi(light draft him look as aI freefn agent," says Arnold, powers Bi ^ Associationri pplayoffs. c< ch Ealon In- Emanuol K|ng K of Alabama, and collateral ligament, which J.JJ cr when,” says Boise; ;State Coach “ S om e teamam : s, like D allas and K ansas • Jazz offici:Icials said Monday Eaton jt d quarter of dolcnslve babacks Isslac Holl of Alcorn Jured late In the sccond LyleSetencich. City, usedd Uto bring in a lot of free I Q T y will.be.unablable lo play until at lcasl_ s yoItgam oat--S'“>Pj-Tyrpnrpne_D a^s ot_Cle_mMn and . __toJSjpicti - Sunday's flrsl*roilnd-playo ..... Mosl Blg-Sky coachess Ibelieve Mon-" ag e n ts, bu t 11 got to be too expensive: lale summer,ler, meaning he'll miss the n . TorranNlxoixon of San Diego Stale. Houston. tana Slate defensiveJ end M ark W ith th e USF TWIN FALLS - Ken PelPelersen pro- remalng pla>layoff games and won't be >-rated quarterbacks, who JSFL situation as shaky as 11______The J a z z , playing wittioilout E ato n In J ' ' ? . Fellows,—a-6-2r-225-poi)0 under-from -is, I thlnkc a 1lot of teams "are going to ------vlded ail the game's offensense-Monday-back-untirthithe'Jazz'opcntralnlng for—n onrBehTfiaio should go) ffrom the second to the Ihd secbhdTialffcame fron jjj Chnlo.-"' Mnnl,; and Bo}oise Stale of- hold off onn fnfree agents this year." n ight w ith a one-run homeim er as Big 0 th e i9R5-8Gse;season. wwin the series' fifth ammd deciding roundinds, include Steve C alabria .Tires opened Twin FallsIs Cily< Men's ■•Thatobvli>vlously tak es aw ay a g reat g am e 104-97, earning the rlright lo play 2, Paul Berner of Pacific,c, Softball League action witl,vith a 1-0 Vic- dim ension trtrom our team when you Denver c in the Western bly defensive player of the we've w continued to tell oururplayersto Walker'ss 1New-Jersey-teammate, e, dianopolis:-6,-Detrolt;-7-7 ,-C iev elan d r 22, C hlcago;-go; 23, L03 Angeles R aiders;- ' S o f t b a l l year.” saidaid Jazz Coach Frank vbe^b ready al any time. A:And now wo quarterhaokck Doug Flutle, the 198-tM B, Tampa Bay; 9, Phllalladelphia; 10, New Orleans;ans (from W ashhigion); 25, ------'s^^S^^yden. hhave lo adjust and get aio[long without HclsmanTrcrrophy winner from Boston)n N ew York J e ts; 11, Hoiouston (from Cincinnati11 (;(from Seatlle); 26, Den- •gery, scheduled Tuesday t, College, olscilso Is likely to be drafted,d. N ew O rleans); 12, S an DlDiego; 13, Cln- v e r;2 7 ,Mliam ia r l; 28, San Francisco. In th e evening's only oth(ithorA lcaguo^^^Jff M ark." game. Wholesale Carpetsets/Kawasakl of Twin Falls routed Al!sU!8-Tire/cron- nelley'slS-i. In B league gom es, RoRoyal Crow n-^^^I^H i C ola/Q uick Stop/The Spon;>onsorstoppcd-^^^B- — Ground Round 14-C, whileIlle VideoWesl bca\. J im ’s Slgns/K entuntucky Fried C hicken 11-3. SPRr i n g : AT PIEDERiSEN'S In C games, Grandvidview Farms edged Wllson-Batcs 8*7 anand Commer- c ial T ire defeated B eatrice USFL----- V • Continued fromiP Pa ag eC t buyer for tho franchise lias sev eral highly paid playersers, including ...... quarterback Steve Young,ing.-hiis been . operating the franchise all: T he m ove to the fall willvill m ean that sSSBw J the USFL will end Its 1985-585'season this July, and will not playy againc until S ep tem b er 1980. U sherc r the league and the USFLIFL Players Associallon. had workedked out an a greement whereby the,c players{ on e a c h te a m m oving to thithe tall will OLYftAPl/l/i 27-INCH OLYMPli'IA 20-INCH GllURLS' OLYAMPIA 20-INCH^ receiv e 30 p ercent of theirclr paychecks in the spring of 1986 andd Uthe remain- Ing 70 perccn t in the fall. 10-SfIPEEDS HI nRISE BIKESS Bl\MX BIKES Don Klosterman, the general m a n a g e r of th e Los Ang\ngeles friin- . El u t t JUu > g i n 3 > . y r chise, said he believes2S his team, * Si which has been averagingng only about 10,000 fans per game, canan succeed in th e fall. m 7 9 9 9 $tq q 9 9 “It's going to take ai h of good marketing and probablyibly a new 1 0 A s s o m b lo d m A it o m b l o d lV i W Assomblod stad iu m b ul I think w e can survive." ^ 9 h e s a ld .. The team has been plaj■laying in tho : 5 yeor-from o viforrcnty,y. sloovod■ fram o, 3-pioco;oj^ 3-pioco cronk ( omo war- Raised 01ond oxtondod cronk, roirrolnforcod fromo I assembly, 5 year Irorr yoor warranty. Hoo>/y g' 92,000-seat Los Angeles Colirollseum , and crank assem bly. Contoror pull[ brokos. Stom shift-t- r’ah fy .'C h ro m o f( iskot. ’"'•h 5 yc / gaugo spokos. j fondors 8 matching bask sot safety pads. Klosterman said one ialtemative ing lovor. 36 spoko whooio o ls . \ C om plotcto m ig h t l>e th e Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., or possibly a stadiadium in the I S an F ernando Valley. AND REA^DYTOGGO! I Klosterman also said he h believes I ALL BllIKES SET UI P, ADJI JUSTED AW a r r a n t y ______mosl of the highly-priced}d talentt sign- | All Bikes H avea iA 5 Y ear From e W e d by the Express lastit sseason will rem ain . “A lol ot them could have hj lefl us ------last—ycaiv-Wc were tect:orhnlrplly fh — RUNNINGG-SHOES- lARNEI— ^ breach of their conlracis,:ls,” he said. r “ B ut th eir attitu d e Is outstanding. oi T h ey ’re a g re a t bunch of kli ■ if;.''" 1 INGLASSES \ Usher said lhal Jacksoksonville will host the USFL’s fourth championshipcha A g a m e In Ja n u a ry 1987, Sovorol colors fo - # T his y e a r's gam e will1 b(be at Giants fl cfiooso from . All _ S tad iu m in E a st R utherfon Wl s iz o s .

Money docsn'' 3>Person Hoxagon g r o w o n tr e e s , DC SiT Rog b u t i t lu r k s in '' ^> 19* DMETEN $ 6 2 .0 0 . I 9 ” l c lo s e ts . W ith Rain Fly W hol hovo ypu gol fuel 9 9 9 away in your ciosol? A n R o g . ^ Main at 3rd lubo, somo oxorcisos c $ 7 5 .0 0 ____ monl, on oxtro ’ TWIN FAALLS ■ cloonor? Got ihonlom oul. dusi ihcAi off, ondd \wrilcTa ^ In the Burley Mall ^ clossifiod od. ------Times-Newf w s ------BURfcP C lassified

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/ ' - ' . ■ ’ .Tuescisday. April 30,1985 , Tlmle^N e^i ew s, Twin Falls, Idaho C-6 f At world hodzkey charnpionsiships r « f e “ I ^ e gals q 1 Czech M e n ’s b oowlers i m eet: }W ednesday : TW INPAU^-'— T he Twin Falls Men’s Bo'Bowling Association will U . S i Biffied ilindeic :hold Ils annual sprintring meeUng on Wednesday.y. Cana(da beatits i Clttss Bowladrome nnd is open : T h e m eeting Is; sclscheduled lo 8 p.m. a t th e Bc By STEPHAN NASSTROlOM ^ ^ ^ * * 1 079 AppllancovApf : to all m em bers olf theIhi men’s association. The Associated Press - □ Announcera m e n ts 000iHoolingSAirCor^iJ. hoc ; All m en 's assoclat:laUon m em bers are asked to.to.allend. 0a3 OuiIdlnijMoloiiaU0u>i Hockey OOI riotiiij 0U3CarCorogv Soloi . PRAGUE. CiechoslDslovakla — OOJloH SFoutul 0a6F.>cF>»o»~ood a scrappy i idline^M ay 8 Canada ovcreamc 003 Aniiouncirmunl*I*. 0Q7PIOIPlont»8Iroo» P u b l i n x: s i g n - u p d e a < American ' team 3-2 and ,rt. 00.Sp.oolNo.it..'‘ 008 VarVorioly Foodl y. Sieve Weeks of the Hart- TWIN FALLS-— Entries close May 8 for: theU sectional qualifying Czechoslovakia scorcdI a stunning 2-1 W am sley : et>\ . 090I PolPoti & Supplioi ilers had started the majority meet of the ninthth annual-united SUites W/omen’s or Amateur Public upset over the Soviet UnionU in Mon- fordW halei •Ity s s i r . r . ' i r " " ’ 09JA.K i la’s gam es. Links Champlonshl]ships. day’s opening medal-roiound games at of Canada’; la sp ilt the defense to beat T he qualifier wilwill be held Friday. Mayy :31, a l Uie Twin F alls the World Hockey Chamimplonshlps. ManUia a l 14:06 but the U.S, wv as L ^ Selected ooffers fi! FFarmers'market Municipal Golf Comlourse. Canada, manned 1by National Rlggln at 5 ' ' I 3Rcl the tying Roal. Women amateurur golfersi who since Jan. 1I hihave been public course Hockey League players•s whose team s unable to Ri 007 Job»ol InleicivlI ' • 095I Torror1>liIi;r 8 lop Soil club thal does not exlend suffered early ellmlnaliallon from Uie Andersorson. returning to the lineup OOUSal.-»Pcoplw 09<,For. Fortt) SfOil p la y e rs and h^veB notm belonged to a p rivate cli 00<> tiTiployiiiiitit Af]t.floncToi 097’ HoiHoy. Cincn S Fouil playoffs, had lost by a playingpdvilegestis lo the public are eligible loto iparticipate. a goal lo Uie a tte rsltlln;lng j out a game with a bruised 010IVolu»»iona1S..r. 09UForI Fortni Fn< Ronl Sectional winnerslers e a m the right lo advancencc lo the na(jonal cham - United Stales In the,e prelim inary elbow, scoicored his fifth goal In seven OIS babyiiltofv 099> (‘Qilijroi(*a, fot Riinl plonships, which arean held in June in Flanders,rs.N .J. round but never trailedlln li Uils gam e. toum amient en gam es lo open the scor-■or* .toil 100I L.v.Livuilock Wnxloil TherelsaSlSentrm iry fee. John Anderson, MarioioLemieuxand in(.atl2:0C:0C of th e firsl period, Ander-ler- 017 Duiiiic»» Oppoi»IUMI1.0» I 101 All!Aiiiiiiol Dtuoiling Further Informat!nation can be obtained by phohoning Karen Darrington Doug Lldsler V scorcd1 for Canada, son. of Ihe lh Toronto Maple Ix;afs,ifs, Ollll.icoin.Tl-ibpoilyly • IO?Col'Cotllo a t 733-2338 or Twinin FallsI Muni pro Don Hambllib lin a l 733-3326. Tony Granalo of theI 1University of passe# tolo Scott-Stevens,! moved inlonlo 0?0 Motioy lo LoQ'lI 103I ODairyoi Eqpl. , Wisconsin and Moc Man'intha of Uie Pit- th e slot 10 to lake a quick return passass O'JI Moooy Woi>U;il.1 lO-IHoiI Horvui «r tsburgh Penguins repBpllod for the and fjredd a : shol into a top comer of ) Hotio EquipiiH-ni . . 'T'tr 106Sw, A m ericans. 020 IrultucJJan- > Swmo s to fight agail i n M a y 2 0 lUtjnct. D?6Mvni( lOfII SliocpSh. Oooiv H o l m e s 1 The resulls left Uic; championship< C en ter at Reno, Nev., w as Ito tied It a t 8:29. Kelly MillerHer no) PoultryPoi 8 Bobbili NEW YORK (APAP) — The Lawlor Events Ce w ide open going inlo the1C second round Cjranato e s' defense of his Inlcm a- pass oul front from where l u? r fIftlgolion . i n am ed M onday ans s th ' e site for L arry H olm es' Wednesday, when Camnada plays the ^ Pas e fight against Carl "The I, allowed plenty of space by □ Rea estata te n aJ roForriii i & Roncli Supplioi tional Boxing Fedcederalion heavyweight UUe I Soviets and th e U.SJ.S. takes on G ranato, a I Foini liiiplornunli s defense. revn Holom os _ NBC, which projeclJected a viewing audience of 2 Canada vs. CzechoslovDvakia and the Lemieux!ux. th e odds-on choice to bc rd of ’47-0, will be paid $2.5 037 ...... Recreational /vThe35-vear-oldlid Holmes, who h as a record Soviets vs. T eam USA. the NIlL’sL’s rookie of the year, pul = , , 0 ...... U l I !,.$150,6oo, a source said, pul 033K„..h,.ily Hni.%. m illion, while WllW illiams, 25, will receive ,$ The U.S.-Canada game g was a Canada backba' in front. 2-1, a l 18:44, lif- . 0:NJ.-.o,n,.Hom.-s•s l 20 0 Avioiion Av fc a rs as an am ateur and a W illiam s, who hlas as been fighting only five ycr lackluster a ffair and iI lr never reached ting his ow:own rebound into an open sideside 036H.-ii1GMOH-VVciiicii.lod 1311 UooU&Morinoll.-n.i Uo 12 by knockouts. pro, h as won all IC(16 of his professional fights, 1 Uic heights of Uie emotlon-lalden ei of the netlia a s he skated past It. 03/ fotim « Haiichi-l..-i - l22Sp.2 Sporiiiig Condi 1C put off retirem ent plans • l23Sk.3Skinuj£quipmonl Holm es said aIt t a new s conference Uial h e | Czech-Soviet game three hours Eariier.:r. C7.ech0!=k-vakla ended the 03llAc-ro.|.,-«lo.s lake a shot al former .(jjjr 03'? .■•rty 12J4 Snow Sn. VoKicloi "to make somele more money" and lo Ij earlier. Soviet UnUnion’s 42-game, five-ycat 49 rFor Solo - l2QU1i0 Ulilrly Tioiloii Hllam s was selected a s the w hen Spinks saidid heh needed more Ume, Wllli lher team had Uial zipp 'that we could scored in the f ir s t' period fotfor opponent. have expected. Bolh l. A p iiS Dui>uplo»ci . 1333 AuAulOi Wontod SAN FRANCISCISCO ( A P )-C o n tra ry lo stastatem ents by T am pa Bay Vancouver Canucks wh for Team C anada in ththe 1984 Olym- lasfloss1 —- at the hands of the Unitedited OSJ Unlurn Aplt 68 C O01.I0 .0 1 ISJA4 Auloi u For Ronl Bandits' owner JoJohn Bassett, running badack Wendell Tyler of the 5 Cyclui 8 Supplioi pics, scorcd one minulete into Uie third S tates ait tti the 1900 Winter Olympicss inIr OSb Rooinv For RunInl >35Cy S u p er Bowl chamlampion San Francisco 49erJers has not signed a $3 rHomci ’366 HoHoovy Equipmont period. He carried thele puck behind Lake Placlacidc T hat does not Includcude 057Roi.iQlMQbiloH • million, 3-year co n tract with Uie U nited1 SStales Football League,- the osiioiiit.-auutino!101% Ronlol IJOTriOTrucki ■ ■ the American nel, emmerged on the ih c ir lo.ssI.SS to T eam Canada in Ihc . team , Tyler’s agengent said Monday. •• 059Cot>i!o1ol»>l» ’•‘64V )f the New York - th e prelimImlnary round with a perfeci r,-,i------I-Be.AiillquuAuloi A. ------, th e end of the 1985 season, John'Vanbiesbrouck of I lecl - ' 06J W57mT0 AulOi ■ Clioviolol ' 33 minutes (against SvSweden) in the into ann '.open Soviet nel afteiI le r tract could boost)sl Tyler’s income anotherr $200,000$ a year, Daniels fell 0 Comi’foi 166A<.6 Aoloi • Morcury aiincoln , 070Won1.'y,y 16UAI>t) Auloi ' Oldimobllo > h a n d s — —— — OTrVVontod To Iroco d e ------^------172'2Autoi-Ponliot At ------—------N F L E aigles g change 072A-.liqu«v 173’3 AolOiA. • Plymouth PHILADELPHI.'HIA (A P) — Auto dealer Nlorman or Braman signed the Corporrate spotmsorship 073 Sow ing* Cf oil!.lit _ 174A.M Aulo^ ■ Olhor m ded o ver a paym ent a nd In his first move a s ow ner _ 074 Mu»ical InitfuiTum onis 175>5 A.Autoi Dcolori f • final papers, hand «0 0u»fno»i Oiroclofy phia Eagles Monday expandcided the responsibilities ot • 076 OK'CU Cquipmut>onl 340 Ol of th e Philadelphii 077Bodio4VAStoitoroo tolball League team's generalralmanager. • -; the National Footb provesI boon to) IHSAA 070 Furniiufv S Coro rp o li * • Braman. who0 fpurchased the club Marcirch 9 for a reported $05 bareness seminar It is sponsorisor- , million, came troifrom his home in Miami to) completec< the deal and be BOISE (AP) - Thrhe Idaho High drugawar sum m er. I •: present for the NFLNF draft on Tuesday. School Activities Assococlation made a Ingthissu nberg also said his grou;roup LEGALNOTICE E LEGAL NOTICE * i : The 52-year-oldold nallve Philadelphia, sa:saying he was "'very im- big break from traditiition last spring Papenbi E LEGALNOTICE like lo make its associatlo;lllon ------^ I > . pressed" wilh gergeneral m anager H arry G arram blc in recent weeks, an- when it decldcd lo aseek corporate would llki famble's title. 1 championship with highIgh school activities a lonfj™ e- IN THE DISTBICICT School Dropouts. InIn- Committee of Twin Falls I » '!■ " nounced he was5 addingad vice president lo G ar sponsorship for Us and County Zoning Commis- ' H e said th e chai:hange Is Intended lo "show>v clearly< lhat he will be in events. term one.ne. Plans arc being madee tto COURT OF THE FIFTITH dividuals 45 Years' an< , . reach thatnat goal, h esald. JUDICIAL DISTRICT OOF Older, and thoso 16-2t 6-2 t slon will physically visit c h arg e of all oper;jerations of the Eagles on a day-to-dayt bflsis an d wiii f 462 _ D ebts MlimalBURG, Fla. (A P)-A lice! MW iller fired a 6-under-par Interest thoroon. pk3lus by the Planning and ZorZon- purpose ot conslrucling ; - ST. P E T E R S B l r t h e a Log Mill,; • om e from two shols off th ee leadli and win the $175,000 co sts of suit. ing Commission lor th ' G6 Sunday lo com' XtPZZZZZZZZZ WITNESS My hand andar City of Twin Falls. IdahcIaho 2. Consideration ot a assic by six strokes over KKay Kennedy and Mindy : : LPGA S&H Class M soal of said Court Ihis Ih that a Public Hearingovviii wi request lor a CONDI- * • Moore. 12th day ol March, 1985.15. be hold at lhe hourjr c0 TIONAL USE-LAND The victory wasvas Uie flfU) of Miller’s eight-;rtl-year professional career - CLERK OF THFHE 7:30 o ’clock. P.M.. onn ththe DIVISION by Harvey I in 1985. She won $20,250 to.0 boostI her season-leading ■ DISTRICTCOURT 14lh day of May. 1985.85. a Lampe. on his properly " • t and her second in I Nl uncil consisting of approx- By: Joanne HepworthI Tuosday. In tho Counc * • earnings total lo$lo $176,375. Hall Imatoly 60 acros locatod er of the Nablsco-Dinah Shoinore three weeks ago, also ' . Deputy C ham bers. Cily Hal •; Miller, winner < ays, Located al 321 Seconcond ‘fl *bo W'/i ot tho NE’/4 ol .i V aulomobile for finishing firstfir In Uic LPGA's w intor FROM PUBLISH: Thureday ' • received a new ai : Maj» 2.9,16and2.3j.L98585^ Avonuo East, Twin Fall:Falls Soclion 33. Township 10 landings. Qlica- Soulh. Rango 17 Easi, session point slam LEGALNOTICE Idaho, upon iho applici T h e 2fi-year-oldold golfer from Marysville,e, Calif., finished the lour- ivon tlon ot uel Travellerir fcfor B,M. Also known as be- ; Notice is horoby give iQsus ir>0 locaiod 2 milos Soulh n am ent wllh a 72-hole72- lotal of IG-under-par>r 272. She look charge Sun- that tho ■ Soulh-ConIriirai the Church ol Jesu ,y through the round. (IDS KOUKTTRY ncii C hrist ol Laller DaDav of East 5 Points, Ihon 'ti consecutive birdies midway I K ;• day with three COI 'Privato Industry Counc G T(. mllo Wost. on tho Soulh 4 Inc. (SCPIC). and tho tt Salnls lor a ZONING T nonl TLE AMENDMENT thjthat side ol the road. Tho In- ' Region IV Devolopmo r.iiu tended use Is lo divide_____ - ' — A ssoctation— fntr—(Rtf^iy^would—amond—lhe_CIl fsT>utguTis-N«J o a h — ------i Iho Zoning Ordinance bihy- off “ approiOmaloIy 6 ^ C o n n o r s ' DA), have developed It Is Ci- acres, wllh a hom o, lo m y Connors needed ju st an ' 1 9 8 H Title li-A Final AAn- Amending Twin Falls C TULSA. Okla.1. ((A P) — Top-seeded Jim m > ; “ FANCY , to ly Codo Section ^ lO-'10>4 . sell lor profit. The slie of nutes Sunday to dispose of YYi annick Noah ot F rance 6- " V nual Plan, pursuant 'lude request is located In the • h our and 27 thinul th e Job Training Pa3art- 1.2(B) lo includ ! 4,6-4 in the finalII ofol Uie Bank of Oklahoma TeTennls Classic. ■ lor religious.facllitlos asis a an Clly Aroa of Impact. . ^ nership Act ol 1982, I ISO in Agriculture Zono. '! • Connors showeiwed no signs of previous,baclack trouble as he won the SKIRTS Employment and Tralrain- authorized spoclai uso i Im. anagrlculturaldlslrict.cl Consideration ol a re- BOKliUefor.lhelHe Uiird lime in ils eight-yeara r hislory. The victory was 'S O Ing Program s to bc ii 'PIC Any and all porson■sons guest for a CONDl- w orth $150,000 for the world’s third-rankedd player.p ! plem ented by the SOP mont TIONAL USE by Patrick , was successful on only 50 ' ' in Aroa IV. desiring lo commor : : : Noah, the 1983183 French Open champion, v, i BLOUSEES y,ill may appear and bo b and John Floreno/ 0 Connors' aggressive piny ' ' A total ol $969,643 * intod William Loughmiller, on percen t of his firsfirsl serves ond fell prey to C \ ' bo aiiocalcd amorong- hoard al Iho .appointo □arl- lime and place, their properly consistino • at the net. V '' RIVDA. Idaho Depa shall ol approximately . 700 &JEANIIS m m N ^ mont of Employmoiient The Commission sha luni- Tiako Ils rocommendjanda- acres locatod In Seclion Sizes 4 to> 6 vJ s Blaino County commu . Cily -12 and 13. Towns 12 J s ty Education. Burlos3Qon Hons known to Iho Cll oe outlasts A\ n n a c o n e lovs Council wllhin sixlyJ (60)(6i South. Rango 16, East, M c E n f o « &7tol22 1 • (jroup Homo lor B05 ssion B.M. Also known as bo- cE nroe survived 13 servlcc t s Contor lor EmploymtTinnt days of the Commissio t : ATLANTA ho b a s t In t h o W o stt SSi h o p o t . . . for Aprll-30,1985.______Agriculture Zono. ; :■ C urrin defaulted 1 • __ gro u p s _ selQctod— c— —Consideration o( a-ro------•' a stomach allmenlen t, earn ed $30,000 In his firsIrst final as a pro. preferential service a re:. PUBLICNOTICE n from Tennessee, stayed with______REVIEW . ------Annaconp, n1 tithrtMvUme All A m erican I _; RInqlp Paronts w ?rONAL*°UCC° b y^*^D ^ ;op-ranked player In the worhjrld In Uie tirsi iwo seis and Dopondonts. Hoadi ol UUMMII Ib b even w llh th e top- 1 1 p ^FDC CONSIDERATION,u Burgess, on his property 9 servlcc winners. Includingg tUie 13 aces In Uie two hour Households. AFi consisting of approx- finished with 39 sc R eclplonts, Hanandl- NOTICE IS HEREB and 10 minute besbest-of-flve set match. K capped. 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C-eTimos-News, Twin1 Falla;Fa Idaho Tuesday, AprVpril30,1085 ------g a t s - L e s fr i a t s A n n ooUncemeznts-Rea estate► 002-030 ~~W- TRRY C L A S ^IFIEDS S;impiy i n bring yourr ad in to the Tiri m e s - 3 LlLINES j P lew s, pay for it andnd receive a coupor f o r ^ t "Royai-.Treat" cof .your choice f r o iin 7 DBAYS OUB5LE ’arry's Dairy Q ueen;:ns in Tw in Falls , pfJ’lace your ad todaya y . . . s e l l i t t o m oi n r r o w ! ^ Vtny w ait a w eek. It':It's easy to'^get resultl i t s . 5 •AY 733-0931 p DE;l i giHT! CALLTODil I W t- 030-HomesFofSale LEGAL NOTICE m yobjol Inleresi . '- 016-Situations Wanted 0 Announcement!nts _____ 006-Person^s 007-c. rols, qi 4 mos. HOTLINE 73Mi2 or flexible schodulo to caro loi I llmo. Send rosum os to: Bo>(ox 734-8433.______and display building ol , Hour#6to7pmonly- 10 lunlty. sond losumo to: P,0Kn. 3 small chUdron. Occasiona -- HAMLETT REALTY 2. 1 malo Sprlnoor.,whilo° ®8 Monday, thru Friday A Problem is not a problem om o. 'M,Twin_F.alls._!.D.______S 10 Box 1747. Twin Foils. IC - EVERGREEN SERVICE, Trim Marine V essels. The site whon shared. Monial Hcalin , , [ daytime, ovoning, 4 some rnm OFFICE...... TW ®!* ol request is localod in )x 83303.:______'wkends. ■Musriutnlsh'owrow n-W A NTE0:-H 8»-lim o Bancmd - Evotgroons.-- ptuno-roses,-jeS'-JoyceCote...... W ;*7S7...... ' 3. 1 malo Sprinoof. wtilto « 1.Cockor.malo,bull. Association. Spm to 7am. 24 00I small Irull Iroes, Froo Iho Commercial GonoralJral Ilvor. 6 mos. AROMA ITALIAN CUISINE^— I: iransporlallon 4 havo rolsrols Director lor 198M6 schoo •too D aveH am lett...... 733-4030 . 2. Brlnany. malo. brownI &J nourson wookon^;______year. CallS37-6511 or wrilo>10 lc ostlmatos. 25 yoors oxpori->orl- Z o n o . 4, Fomalo Hound X. Ian. ( accopling applications No lo Ca‘i?3.<.:4089,______® whllo. LAOIesV "Lookino lorr, part timo wailioss position Suporlniondont ol Schools)ls. onco. Floyd Swan 733-9353,. 5. Consideralion off a mo3. „ , 3, Auslrallari^Snophord X. «iih Companion/Housokoopoi i? - BY OWNER: All briCK X. som othinn tun and dll-Z2 Must bo 19 yrs ol ogo 0 ‘PV Casilolord School District Experienced Oardener- reouoat. lor-a CONDI­ID|. 5. Fomalo Cockor. brown. '> lomalo, brown, black 4 toront? Have a "Just lor linn lor oldorly lady In Shoshono Casllolotd, ID 83321. Loltoi ie r- custom bulii homo in Wood pA yfs :m oldor. Apply In porson : bo WrIlo 10 Box 0-68; c/o Time: Poworaking, lawn mowing.0. &4 Rldgo Estate, 3.530 sq ll on l TIONAL USE-HYDRO wfillo, '■ ' Pioasufo Party''. Adull pro-m Iwoon 3-p.m^and.5.p.m. a ol Inlorosi. rosum o. t° cleanup. Also, Cuslomd - a " 83303.;_____ J & M Roliof Milkers, oxpor, “"y contractor. Strong Ar - con milk In any kinds1 ofot ■ Andorson wood windows. B.M. Also known as be­be- 10 soe il your pol Is more,!,p ProVty Lonoly 50 year old 7 oxira Insulalion. Assumablo :,nv widow Interoslod In meotlnnrSr CONRDENTIAL borns, hovo ro to r 886-2707,_ ing located 3 mllos N/W/W LOST near PC 's Quick Stoptop: Como aod pick oul 0 puppyPJ widowor, any ano. 00. 188. ECl! 0 0 8 - ^ ^ lM P e ^ le ______235 HUO low inlorosi loan lor lo d Block & whllo Shoop 00£Dos or lull grown don- iticy 3389 Sdulh 700 Wost. SLC - ROTOTILLING gordons‘ “4 buyor who qualillos. J50.000, of Buhl. Tho intended Mm Homo. ID 83647. i'" B O X N U M B E R S lols. Coll Arnold Moin ol uso Is to constructI a w oarlnga bluccoilarand rocrod would lovo lo havo a home. ;o <1 UT 84119 or call out W ails?is'^i 1 ^ d ' ' Call 733-7722. allor 5,______banaana. Ploaso Call 733733- — • 713^79^______Hydro-Power Plant on Tho TIfflos-Nows connol' “I" ljqO-iU-6212,______r - . By Owner. Carry Conlroct, 9561aJ.tor2:00^.m.:______- - . OOJ-Announcaments diacloao tho Idontlly ol anyifio* Eloclronic Technician. E« Will do housecletnlng & no closing cosis. Nogot, approximately 5 acres. yard work. Good rols, raledal132 kw. capacity.• LOST; Sollball olovo. Sal advortlsor using a boxla n porionco In Motorola | por : ^ V V down paymoni, 32' living rm, *'1 271h al Fronller Flold ” Selected Offers"0 numbor. Howovor. roadors10; tables & pagors. Liconsod ftea.3gnablo_roto_3j2_4:33M^g”- dining tm, 2 bain. 2 bdrm ------Any_and_all_perions^"•'-Rnwart!-733-J292or4Z3-55915^; 004-SpeciatNotices- - intorostod in a posillon ol- i m ____ EARNBCnU-MONEY— ------j,oom -lor-2-moro)-lovoly------may register Iheir com- wm-me-pereon-who-flallecIled—CTAKE'KITCHEN'hds specIaT:ial ~ ^ 7 lorpd, but doslring to avoidfvl'a® Tu.lnF«lln a->ini ___ teaching Trl Chom decoraTa^ Ot7-^BuslnessOpptyT carpets 1 yr. old. Air cond. ------monts;— protests: OT sending a rosumo to certain y by live hobby cralls, no oxpori reo ■ Dlshwashor 733-4807 8am- about Iho oold koopsakt“•'0 sympalhy, nol well,, adull.ull. ------ID Add on 10 your lamlly b c'J; Bl6i5MrN6 ^BUSINESS. agreemonls on Iho sub­ H companlos can do so by 1010od- adopting an adorable cotat co r onco nocossary. Advonco ii ^ i ’ O'" 0 ' 8pm-9pm all day Sat :i UO' rlna. please call back! CalCall loon, and chlidron cakcs lor 0 0 7 -Jo b so ( Inlorest Ifiv Groen housoslll Excollont jects being considered.od. 733-$?l8. any occasion. Includes Cab- drossing your roply to j Iho d o dog, Uso clasoMiodlo findInda monl opporlunliy. Part; fl^"^ 4 Ju n ______PB box numbor & placing llin or plan, salos 4 commission. ' roloil location on prime Comments should bo -TZ. baoo Paich. Smurls. Gar- Exporloncod ' Irrl'giito’f" 4 ich. Dolvoucanl^^„ ..____ • commorclal ground. Magicagic BY OWNER: 1 aero. 5 bdrm,. mado to ihe Zoning Ad­art": Nood cash? To.om up ‘wm* 5 lloid, and Rainbow Drlio onvolopo oddrossod 10: 2 bolh homo. 2 ml. S o t Twin ” , classillod and mako a llliU J'l? Tractor Operator lof row-—-Giasaiired— ^Adv«rtl3lnt Exporloncod Farn S h irley ...... 324-427127Q Gardens, (208) 73.3j64^____ m in istra to r. 734-9490 0x1, ‘^0 cakes. Will dollvoi in T.F, crop.Goodwanos.nols.ro- Machinery Oporaior. Sload ^ftsi- Fdls.J^'OOO. 734.2025.alt6. prolil aollino tho lloms yoi Phono 733-8031. ; , M anager. Tho TImos-Nows 522 CAPITAL Business Invosl- 26, or may bo made lo a nolonaornood. _ quirod. 543-6023 PO Box 548. Twin Falls. IC work, stale background ess monls. 1605 Addislon Avo,Avoi BY OWNER: Protosslonally Zoning Board member in 60303. along wllh a noK Rels, • Send rols. I - 733-8842. Out business) ex e. -rango-toodlol, Nocossit’ ’ The Times-Nows recom-:om- SMjgOj:a.ll734^539^_____ Chairman,-.Twin Fallsalls lamlllos cvc/yday and tho th- Virginia Carlion rlnoo '0 hundreds ol customer County Planning and rosulls win amazo you. Call Ca Dalo Carlton Familyn'liy • Monogoriol odEXECUTIVE porionco. Lols ol Iring monds lhal you Invostlgaiogate BY OWNER; 4 bdrm. 2 bath, bcnellts in 'th is outdoc(joor croalosnoodloragoodpoih' every phaso. ol Invoslmonl Zoning Commission , iodayandonoo!ourlrior»dlndly Ooloris BUIman Familynily lu n it io s I Insurance organiza- niiftr son In mis area. You may b spill onlry homo. NW loca- Ad-Visors will help you wotword LaVcilfi Adamson Family wonderland, only 30 mllo ' opporlunillos. ospeclaltv Hon. MOOO • down 10 ATTEST; V'!y • Soios backgrouns n in g . soulh ol Sun Valloy. Ploas -ablo 10 quolily. It you llko“ I thoso from out ol stato or>^'>'■ ol- assum ablo 235 loan. 147.500. your ad so lhal ll will b hono WO'*' livosiock. rollon -R ic h ard A. P e n c e m osl oHocilvo and brino yo tia l. divldually supervised sond resumo, rols. 4 phon lered by a porson doingoing 704:5567 Dltor 6:00 o.m ,____ ...... Clork h'Inj 006-Personals number wllh lirst loltor,, lc10- and stockmen, or It you hav business out Ola Iho rosulls you a«o lookin. W rite slating, quoliD ining 1353 ■ salos oxporienco. Porso GOVERNMENT ASSISTED JoVanZanlo. lor. YOU CAN EASILY B_Ox_4.6,Sun_y^l^JO 83353 local molot or holol, HOMELOANS 1702, Twin Falls, Idiadvancement oppor- -.7 soloclod will bo ihoroughi«J; Wo suggosl you consull D eputy Conlrol W l.sloptobacco.be HELP WANTED, oxp. protoi ' italned In Itils buslnos 1SU11 taking appllcallons lor PUBLISH: Tuesday, calm, study, hypnosis Call R.-i>lii-. Conlidi.-ntiol. rod with lire ropair, sorvlc your own ollorney. . FHA-235 Housing Loans, fay. 733-0931 «nlch ollors unllmilod ear/ j • th'o Bolter Business Bureau. A p ril 30,1985.______Johnanyijrno.3?4-7281 jnd helpful, not osson- bay work, and wailing, oa- ga ings and opportunily an Paymonls basod on Income island. Good wages Idaho Consum er Allairs or wilh inlorest a s low.os 4%, ’ r. advancement, Commlssiot osk lor 0 Iroo pamphiol and ^ bonolils. call Kay or 0: Employoo bonolils. For ir Example: A tomily ol 4 wllh ilificolions tc P.O, Box 823-4318. Job locallon I Inlormation Irc^ Iho an incomo ol J14.000 can " toivlew call Mr. Barnes bi Attorney G ^ r a l 's Con- Idoho 83301. Caroy.ip^______- - iw ojn 6 & i£-m .JL 7i 3:56.5q. ^ purchaso a nov#-homo for Holp Wanlod. Exp. kn» S306 por m onlh wilh only 3% E W S I5 TWIN WANTED: Experience■cod Prolecllon - Division, down. Vory limited oHering. : TTHE l TIMES-NE poopio lor pork broakJbonP'"’? Farm Equlpmonl Satosmaiian. siatohouso. Bolso. Idaho operation. Union scato First com e-First servo. Call I 6 Routes ie.,? 11 you m me otolilo oi a pnpro- 83720. Phono334-2400, Ralntree Homoa 734-«80 or ■ MOTHEFER’S DAY ENTITRY BLANK ■ bonollts. INDEPENOEN lossional salesm an lookinking — ------" ■ -1st routo is o MEAT CO. P.O, Box EE. T 7 13J043.______• • ■ ' P l e a s e P f in l...... I “=• lor opporlunillos wllh a pn M eadows Drivo one M301 J3 3 J 9 a O ______-----gossivo. otowlnn dealotsh- ?t^?p • 018-l^rM ^ropert]^ ___ JUST USTEDI A 3 bodroom iinck 1*^ t>alh homo in oxcolloni ■ 2nd routd is on: I Holp Wanlod. Exp., plant plai Tn Cassia and Mlnldol'loka oUplox. Large cinder block J- MOTHER’S NAMEME ______------J i r ALLS malntanco porson. OualKiclllied Counly, lol's got ac- a shop, Goo(f area, J38,000.iOob Norlhoasi location. Homo I B o lto n , In oleclrical. wotdlniding, qualntod. Tho oxpetlonccIC*"* _ AcBReilty73W17 has boaulilul malnlonanco- ■ 3rd roulo ib on;s Available rofriQctallon. Full limo.'. lullIt salesman lhal .qualities w - r „ Iroo aiool siding plus a lot------,"1" NICE Olllco Building,' •’ybi moto. S34.000 Call us; ■ A D D R ESS______I ■ o f Q u in c y , T h o on; 5 Moodows Lone, I bonolils. ■ INDEPENOEN3ENT fccoivo top com pensatio ownor Lonn lorm Teaso MEAT CO. P:0. B oxEE.:. TF.Tl Qonetous commission ar ooo‘ ESLIN GER REALTY - • Madison and Cosw(nd W oshinglon. .“"3 good lax shoitor. S60,000 , Id 83301. 72W)980._’ _ _ liberal Irlngo benollls. Sor WtlloloBoxN-«8,c/oTlmo!imos _ _ n m M o r 7 M ^ _ _ J C I T Y ______STATE I .Itli roule is on; n: Filer Avo. East and your nomo. address ar ' ■ HELP WANTED ?6o . N 5 * a ^ B p j.y L L L d D ._ - MAJESTICVIEW m Wasliinglon. Ono ol tho lastosl .growlr>wlnn phone number to Box 76 on Is Bjirlo.y,’lD.c/o_Dick£rwl^._n ■ 4-PLEX lor sale. 1'/» blockilocks ol Iho canyon at Meander ■ P H O N E ______... I■ Sih rouio ison; .;D tho 500 8 600 block Companlos In tho nation r T „ Soulh ol CSI, Ownor wl'l wll Polnl. Tnis is a boaulilul 2- 500 8 600 block ol expanding 10 Itio Twin Falls Fal We need dealers lor Tw-,urv carry. Spill down paymtlnlntlnl. story; homo on 2'/j acres, ■ 6th. roulo is on: ’ aroa. This company/ is Falls, Joromo, olc. Ouall ! M a llto : THE TIMEMES-NEWS MOTHER'S D-DAY GIVEAWAY ! ,v ell. Brokers welcome. Call JohrJohn Featuring 3 bdrms, 2V> I ond Moodows Lone changing the llngotnallill In-ii Food, sood, slool. and at Blayo. 734-63,47 or 326-5820.120. balhs. 2 liroplacos, contral ■ 1 3 2 3 R DDST. S WEST. TWINFALLSLS. IDAHO 83301 "H Ploaso coll lhc ; W iscmon. Boroh ond, dusiry ground lloor oppoppot- commodliios. Soil Stoi air. oatlh stovo and a vory (X'.i:innc tor ■ , luniiy available lot lhc 'ighi rigi Wall condillonors. Wo tro largo , covered dock, ■ rm.,.. vou 1.^. ■ Ihru Fridoy. 733-09: ‘ Individujl. Jjinp.324-£5M.9. you-commlsslons only. OnOnl5 ____ T,in...-.-N,..v;, | D u D o is. r - Vacanl50 Oono soon on those I POLICE • 1,586,73C norod Saiurdav, Lilllo Rod Schi:hool Doods ol Trust, al discoun-ounl r'o* a fiofnoa "» Twin 104 24.287.40 46%7? MATURE Mlld-Mannor. Falls, Klmborly and Flior. 1 FIRE 1.121,32C ___Porson. lady prolorrod.^(d. 10 H_ouso..iajiiJOpm J1 4 ^i«5_ « MoCoya_.__7^jpMj.. 1------ANIMAL-eONTRGL------— ^ 3 4 .0169 8 : 42.385.60 49% JacobBCpnatructlonlne. ENGINEERING 2G8.70()45 221.773,37 54‘K9% lor oldorly man In Hagorm;irmari pignis 4 during day Sol. S . 026-M uslc Lessons SANITATION 547.34:>30 38.306.04 50%<0% • aroa. Cooking & 110 Ha h I Dr pp-m^ ^ojp£'!L®j.?23j421 - - - wiirtTn7n'co” Fir3l“ Mo7irg'os >58 69.012.20 38‘K housokeoping too. Call b ardlon on good proporty. Oualltlod I ■ • GOLF 105.33: '"P ® ’ Appl® Dumpling DayaIS 7. now buyers, no poinls, no ap- ^30 786.121,33 50%14% 1wqsrL8jrT>-_5£in.,M2-.4_715, ' PA R KS 251.30{ 7i=-_ Qiino. Licensed with lovi avallablol . Coll JoycJoyco pralsol fee. Wtlio 10 Box M, RECREATION • 143,481520 531.199,93 47%16% Minidoka County SchoiChool ' care. Providing broaklo Johnsion. 733-8609 dayslys or1 68. c/o TImos Nows. Box TRANSFERS TO OTHERIER FUNDS. 870,00()83------^10,051,08------53%0 % Dislrlcl *331 a nnouncess ththal lunch 4 snock. Dally .i.?-!' c 734-3S73ovonlngs. 548, Twin Foils, Idaho 83301 TOTALGENERALFUK^UND 4,879.009 3;i22,896.306.61 64% S.757,5«?06 141,765.60 49%n v il Is rocolvlng appHcalloiallons riculum & cratl acllvlH M M ajid givo quallllcallons,___ 343 254.268,07 40%7 ^ lor a Clork ol iho W orksks Ilor Foncod yatd, Rols avallatloblo! School Consitucllon ptpro- Fora pj3tj c_a^ M ,^.^7 W.:? IJ 2 BDRM DUPLEX in convo- STREET M l.36 60% 1,653,09-932 30.900,24 20% I nionl. secluded loaciion. • ' 1,083.091 644.811. jocts. Tho applicant m usl I a'randm othar will caro (or■„7^. t S Real estate LIBRARY 299,018 238,191,191.16 80% 299,011308 85,673,27 34%«%> Qualllled and havo Class Fenced yard. *250 4 dopos- 181 37,517.01 26% her ...... —— 11. Coll Dick or Dlano. Gom STREET LIGHTING 118,600 78.810.n o . 77 66% 118,601 '0% Building oxporionco wi B148. ------i------AIRPORT }00 00 00%:6%i public works proloct. A ------Slalo Roolly 734-0400,_____ 336.375 . 201.001.)01,33 60% . 396.27' ^DAY 029-O pen Houses AIRPORTCONSTRUCTK: t i o n ’ • 400.000 61,682,582,70 , 15% . 400.001soe 2.281,261.14 40%3% pllcailons can bo recolv- 3 BDRM,. 2 balh. llroplaco, 5% trom Minidoka Cour r~i^/ garage, shop. RV Slorago. 4 •05 WATER BOND 180.425 .00 000% 180.42! Sm Mom, Acllvitlos, w.w°rrn OPEN H O USE-3 bdrm., K BUSINESS IMPROVEMEMENTDIST. 391 349,647.93, '21% ■o5 School Dislrlcl #331. 0 0 lo 4 balh. Noar school:tiiots. dump. *42,560,324-3404.- 62.200 29.646.>46.79 ■ 48% 62.20( Ffomanl Avo-.; Ruporl. ■|riXIIda' lunch, snacks, closo WATERWORKS 1,515,914 779,756.'56.20 51% 1.335,481518 173,900.00 58% 385 0° S ni^o o lh X a ll733-3289. Roducod lo SS1.900. Sal.5al. &' 3 bdrm, lull basomoni. 300 59,300,00 50% 83350-until Moy 15, 1985 •CTiJ; Sun,, 1 10 5. 1178 Storllnarliro, slnglo garago. 518 - .INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPh3PM ENT ■ 5,OClO 6.677.>77.54 134% 5,00( 0 % oal1438-i7_27^______Special care lor your kl 271 143,882,38 36% .5“ ' ' Call7M.M«e. Buchanan, J35.000.. 6V.% CAPITAL IMPROVEMENENTFUND- , - 2.741.000 334.388.i88.58 12% 2,741,00i asaumablo VA, *363 PlTl, DOO ' 51.190,80 1 3% NEED CHRISTIAN Day Ca WASTEWATER 1.211,106 670.-298,>98,08. 55% 1,211,101 '1 « tor a 1985- 88 Llncc S 030-HomMForSjlil *50.000 will consider 2nd WASTEWATER CONSTPSTRUCTION 000 00 000% 425 ' 2,718,88 iO% 2% Klndotgarlon sludoni bolejoloro WrnjngsidoMqoJ34;« ------morlgago. Call 73M6J5.______200 24,275.43 39% ovos.. Slate U censedl Acadom88.00 55% 445.001300 36,679.80 00%14% Operator Farm ForlUlzor«“and a llmo,i£L»J«!].L3±15a5^ — tango, dlshwashor. coveted ______'JUIA 49.132.'32.00 50%______300 311,585.54 ' 11% .3% chomlcol tig oxpotionticnco TE.ACHER_ g"^ lor ATTENTWN INVESTORS'!3TO: polio, loncod vard. slorago ------ALLL.I.b.FUHD5l8U7-^37:505------rt3.490 29,791.'9K 72 557S 43t49i106 740,017.48 61%----- pfOIOIliJU, Sutid rafa ' background to Box '^S-68^., S-i a Im S i TiliTF^allB^ P ^ l14 4 lull homo haa olocltloclrlc moro. *51,500, oxcolloni O F F ST R E ET PARKINGIG 43,360 16,029.)29.18 37% 34.761 2,210.03 00% ichool baaoboard hoal and Is d o : 000 304,337,33 00%22? %Titf[os Nows. Box; 548.J timo child caro, Ptosch closo torms avallablo willi .low TOTALS 13.881.&52 7.W1.037.137.10 56% • 15,201,22 T.F.^1D8M03._.'______activllios, lunch 4 snoclocks, 10 schools, Ptlcod atI onlyon down paym ent. RAINTREE- DOO 13,277,44 3% ______*19,500. »70-45, PART TIME Clerical -HoTp Hi Call733-e904,______HOMES, call 734-9960 or DOO • • 153,201.41 34% 733-9043. ------^------e m H E N S -A,REHNVtTE6-T6HN5PeeH^f R E :^■te-0 eT•A1t:i^t^------s u b s c rit 264' 42.d04.16 43%------n»9dod-aii1h locnl Urm.Irm. 4 ' ' ; hours por day. Monday tt 4 « > A ‘RK TERRACE DRIVE. SUPPORTINGJG .RECORDS OF THE ABOVEVE FINANCIAL April.,1985. 191 49 0 T O 77.50------3 ? ^ — ^ G T S i r - STATEMENTS,TS. EHzabolhWal Friday. Typing 4 calcula 5 bdrm.. 3 balh homo, Lovoly 760 20,179.68 58% ' Send Bookkooplng/Gonoral ol- OEM STATE REALTYTY polio. Many oxltas, Musl BBRYCE KING ' R esiding £ oxporionco roqulrod. So 223 ■5,527,877.66 38% rosumo lo; Box L-S8.J c /o 'ICO- Experienced, pr 73M400 soo lo approclaio. *83.000, PUBLISH: Tueftday. Aprlk p rll3 0 .193*). TImos Nows. Box 548, T.F. cionl. hardworking. 733-9< 734-6512, -m «-lhJs-25th-day-O l------^—

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O3O-Hom03 ForSale 037-Farm s 4 Ranchos - 044-Condofnlnium8 045-M C oblle Homes 051-Unfum. Houses (fil-Unfum. Houses I- 4 bdrm houstf In Hagotman BBC O B B Y W o l f f BY'oWNER; "N'ico’l ’ b^fni.f"- nTceU aIRY 'lor solo. Toko lF7TBr'oadm^o’i4ir70.'“3I cirA*N~ll»drm“ hoi73o. VCES^ 5 lor ront. lull basomont, $300/i, | the >^ catporl, loncod yd. FHA ot over oaymonts. For moro in- bdrm. 2 bath wllh 6 X 10 ox-. >>pllanco9. lonced yard. $185 ____ ' mo. Call 637-6360. . . . IHA avallablo. low down, low lomotlpjicall54MMi.____- In WENDELL doublo widen pando j & Insulated porch.• ^ J jO j dop ._PMC 7 & ^ . _ im. »S.000.734-137flaltOf5.^ ROW CROP AND DAIRIES,iS' mobllo homo on Improvedd Clpin_ujilr.MNSlM. ' _____ CLEAN. 2 bdrni, homo, Con- EnofOV EHIclonlNETwIn■ Wo have a largo soiociion '0to lol ot4o be moved. Mokome0 1977• 14x70 SAHARA wllhI venlont location, Appl, lur-'■ ___ 5 bciim. 3 balh. shop, loadodO'* show youl Thoro Is ono lhalfat an_ol!or^53Mi34,______I 8x10 oxpando, 3 bdrms. 2! nishod. gas heat, W/O? A Latgo. Cleon, l bdrm, apt.i. “Every man has a rright io his NNORTH 4-30-A , hookup. $250 * $150 dop. wllll oxtras. Moving-Roduc-'c- will moot your noods. Coll'®" JEROME PARK- 1973 Gov- ■. 'baths, toasonable teims, ■ Wator 4 aan. paid. $l55/mo. opinion, but no man ha:JOS a right to ♦ Q 8 cd 10 m . 600.734-4956.______Jim Paulson 543-4930 7 mu3tMl].|Ca.!^36:2176^___ Groat lor singles or couplos. CalJ_724J070. V Q 3 Dthormobllohomo.14x70w/ ' Ask_l^r R ^^^7_34jp«0.______- bc wrong in iiis facts." RRSTTIMEOFFERED >. 1979 FLEETWOOD 24x60. ♦ K J 7 4 3 tip out.- 3 . bdrm s.. 2 both, CLEAN 1 GdrtrT Apt., nlcojg — B e r n a rrd d Af, Baruch. ^ 6 yoar old homo at 608m BARNESREALTY carport w/awnlog. dock. AllII 16x16 ahod on 10 lots oli CLEAN 2 bdrm. Slove.’(i oroo, $165 -t- dep, 733-9019 ♦ Q 7 G 5 Buchanan 3 bodroom. 2 olec. Central hoal & airlr 4177,;____ FOR SA1.E: 3 bdrm.. IW |r>. Builder leaving lown.«n. added ^ Ipsulatod room."• ttodo lor llvoslock, vohiclos. LOOKING FOR A HOUSE OR>R Dummy's queen wasis covered by ^V A 9 6 bath, liroplaco. carpol. RV. Was J1B,500 now S11.500.100. CovorotTpatlo. carpott. sh­f>- hay; etc. Will movo & sot up B IN KlMBERLY-Llko new 3 ♦ A 100 2 n'f APT7CallJh)m:£s. y3i294a0- East’s king, and South, ducked.d East * dofdon spot, londscapod.Bd. C_olJJ34.^y2______od, Torms avail. Call 733-8819<9 II nocd be up lo 50 mllos 5 bdrm 4-plex- Includes water + K J 4 ullllly bsml. Closo lo all Irom Jotom o, Call 324-2317' 4 aan. No pots. $250 $100in 0U1ET1 bdtm lurnlshed apl. continued with the spadidc deuce and FOR SALE by owner. Losto"st ______Water & sanitation paid. $145 conv. S64.900.635 Buchanan. onlstino lot. ono ol iho moaloat LAZY J 14x64 Diplomat. 2 days or 324-4166 allor 6:00 •J depo^1^Cal!.7i3._4952,____ 55 S outh w a s fo rc c d lo wiwin Iho third Vulnerableible: Bolh. Dealer: South. . T.F.?06-733-5719.ollor6.___ win bdrma, ovor-slied balh.h. p_nr ^^asM or_Gcm gO;__ - + $50 doposll. Call 734-7755 , KIMBERLY- G’xita Cloan. Oi7_34J),500..------^------______rnunil. ,S o tith _ th e n ..p la3yc_d_his__cltjb y jh c bidding:.ng:------FORSALE BY OWNER: 0 open living, dining 4 kitchcnjn ,.,981 , Champion 3 bd'rmr-2-‘“ modGrn "? bdrmr-2~bath king to W est’s ace and1 \West led the Spacious nowor 4 bdrm. 2V»2)^ In Sun Volley and HagermaniT- areaa. UtMlty room, panlryry both, nice lloor. plan, mobllo home. New appl.. Vest North East bath, on Meadows Lano. A/ rtn add-on with Iroozer spaco,0, heatalator llreplaco ' at■' woll insulated. $265 + $100od 1 Bdrm studio. 125 5ih St. E, fourth spade lo East’s:’s jack. E asl 19 parcels lor sale or trade, AC, covorod patio. 2 storage J1_4^Coil734.l_37?______>ass 3 NT All pass C. liroplaco. (amlly room, cash or on tlmo. Call Owon 30 Skylane. Low down, assumo0 d o p ^ y ^ 7 M - 6 M ^ ______T, exiting with the club 10.0. A fter cash- ‘ lonccd yard. Assumablo o> sheds. A ssum able S95 pay-y- 122.900. T69. n 2 BDRM, BSMT. Apt. $200/ 1^ ' SJmpaon 837-6230. LARGE. Sunny ono bdtm. ,(j. ing.the club jack and qqueen, Soulh openiniining lead: Spade four Ro-llnanco al 10%. J84.9S0. monls. down negotiable.0- .Lovely 2 bdtm. 2 baih1982, Gas lurnaco. Adults ptdet-wl mo. •)-$100dop. unilliea-pd. Call7MjC78q,______- Call W oslern Roally 733.2365'65' 14*70 - Falrvlow. Tlp-oul, ■ No peia.^7_33^9092.______could SCO thal .succcss; nowr depend------J' ced. No pols. Rols. 7334585, DWITH THE ACES For Salo or Trado: 2 bdrm. 01724J M8.ovonin(3 s^ _____ covorod carpott and deck, - 2 blJPLEX & 8 Kitchon Apis>13 . cd upon running the cnlinlire diam ond BID W „l,n LAZY J 24X60 2 bdrm. heat-at- extra storago, $19,000 e^ uy complelo wilh Coble TV. $45 mobllo homo. 14x70 on 2 lots Indu8trt«l zonad park with '■ Loaae With Opllon"'to'Buy 4-30-B w/utlllly room & ahop In i j pump, palio. carport, shed,d, collont lotm a. 822. two homos In Buhl. 1- 2 10 $65 'per week, 1201>01 iu ii. lots from 113- x IW to 3.3 ‘ ♦ISaa Fleetwood dooOlo ^2 Kimberly Rqad.ffl,-g2S4._ }Jo. p la y e d a in c n a cdug ii di.™(,nd Goodlno. Consldor trado for acraa. Idoal aroa with goodS m .J656, ® bdrm.. I'4 balh. And I- 2 is : Class A motor homo or mako wide- 4 bdrma. 2 baths,■' bdrm,. 1 bath. Or trado - 10 hoping to entice aa cover from ■5 skirted. J4000 cash and take0 either lor acreage In Filer ot ollor. All oilers considorod. avollablo.sis.o'ooandup, L EA SE "o7reaao Opilon: 2 West, bnl West was re;•eady. He foi- ♦ ♦ K J 7 2 1-209-527.2318. BDRM. mobllo homo In aOullul, ovorpayments.B41. Twin Falls, Call Merle, 543-13' «4-Unfum.Apls. V K J 1 C 8 M. *1976 14x70 Nashua. 3 bdrm.'• 5075 or Vora, 733-1982,. & Duplexes lowed low casually andid South went ][ A roal atooporl Ona acre oil irallor park. JlOOO down, sell- top condition, to bo moved. ♦ G , Is Ing price. J11.000 wMur- Robert Jo n e s Realty - wrong. Up went dumm;my’s king and ’ “ oil Easlland by theitara. Is J11.700 low down, assumo, ______5 4 3 : § ^ ______--...A“ L’at'go?Ibdrtjii apl. Wator 1 0 9 8 2 031~OutolTown______In pasture tigni now, Solslots nltujtq,734.226J..______- .V ery nice 1973 24x60 Buddy. 7^ S aan. paid. W/stovo SIrlgo.0. down wenl lhe conlractict. South still * — among several new'OW LOSLAGOS' (■ LEASE, 5 bdrm, 2 bath. Gold claiming thal he had m;made the per- North Sout DYliwNERrTjcwor 3 bdrm , 3 bdrm. WB stovo, skirled,' Medallion, modern btick $100p,pr_r!LonlhyMM___ ;outh businoaaos. Torms will be Exciting now concept I" la potch. Shod. $17,500.010. A NICE 1 BDRM, With laun-n- centageplay. In Molon Valloy. baths, 5 con5!dored,J25,o_oo_.______lQwnhoU5O:_J!xir>0_iiLnJl!P_ , homo. Sharp! 1 block Item I N T 2I* + — acrorwltn'watorrmnny-or-" 1.q_«1Q77— T am arack_2-bdtm}— _ Oim-5-Jr-Hinh-scW)ois-fi6r- " ------The"lacts-wcrc-lhal-il-eoeh-oppo-— 1-*_ •> lamlly. doiachod homos withI"' cooler, som e lutniluto. lias. t74.950. Call 543-^303,,■_ •. Threa lota, all ovor 6 acraa malnlonanco Iree grounds. Roso St. N. i425 per monlhIth nent was known lo0 have four 'S- J9600,T96,' , $400 doposit. Avail. May 7, AbBolutely Immaculate: 2 EAST OF TWIN: Doluxo 314 3^^ aach. in SW aroo noar water>lcr landscaping & sprinklers, «Noat, cheery 1973 12x60 2 >r, sp-ndey-and Wesl hadd shown only ANSWER:1: TTv w o no-trum p. W ith no 4-4 acto Mini fatm /Rortch. Fullyjlly lank. Alroady surveyed and and pool 4 tennis crts. RV park­ BjapPL71'‘>*''"'‘-i'’i’ good crodll. Call 67S-053Q, AMERICAN REAL ESTATE 8 !,i bdrm. woodburnihg stove, wilh- d o u b lo - carpori . and.nd dop. 324-5940: 734.7S3a____ — ______APPRAISAL cash lakes Ihia 24*56 Titan.i;;_aii.elec...iakc.o¥ct.oavrnonin. 3 nl. then finc.ssed to make: the11 game; H"" ------— VINTAGE— 2-s22i.9_a!L0JllPi?- - 124:2734 ^_____ - 2 bdrm,suiios, olevaior. 0080. tofma,______,r, lochmonts Including slcklo.. Robert Jonoa Realty 10x47 1 bdrm. exita dean. I’bdtm. unlutnished houso,so, CUTE Ibdrm , Brick Duplex, Ito CLEAN 2 " b d tm .- carpel,nin bar mowor. lown mower,-- — 543:6222______carpet. AC, folrin range,, - Juiom c. J12S plus utilities,OS.. $185 + dep. No pels. Call"'i S f orx-pioS;; P7 anow blower ond sprayer, 1, ■ J 033-Klmberly^an8en__ SALE OR TRADE: 22*acrcs:res. terms_^bcal_o1Je r 733;e2K_•- - Partly Furnls’hed 2 Bdtm,m, $100 dopooil. 324-2829 boloroate 734:85ll_of733Jin._ ___- Apartmoni Complox, 733-3^. pjp^^jji^£Ola^^4j6^.~ year'warranty on tractor and KIMBERLY Vsd’Com^r Stroot oood -larm land, loncoccod.- 32xS0 BROADMORG. Li*lnoIrtg Carpeted., appllancos lurn..f '. 2prn. ______DELUXE OUPLEX.3 bdrm.. 2 g m ______;______.1,1 3 BDRM, 2 bath, slovo.VO. Sit com pononis. Iroo > ,an closo ' In. water share:■tea, room with 7x12 oxpando,, jJ ariulta ptelotted. no pots, 1 bdtm houso w/appl. For balh, all eloctrlc, oxira1 ? VALLEY -VISTA VILLAGE3E rolrlgorator. dishwasher, W/y i ' demonaitatlon.Call: : • Movo right Inl 5harp 4 cloan. Ilne. b^rm£.1_''^balh.543;6^2r.^_ lull basom ont. water,iior gated pipe, powor line „ dop_, requited. 733-3y2__,.- rent,$175.ptus'$100deDOSlt,sit, closeis, slovo, relrlgorator.r 'l One bedroom apis lor por-or- 0 hookup, rodwood dock,■jl'' _WMtemHl!!ie75:«43_ lolionct, stovo. dishwashor.hot Terms.^ownot.73^.04y. 14X70 1977 SAHARA, all s'm alL Furnished 1 bdtmtm 734-9032 or 733.4994. ___ 853 Ash. $315 Inciudcs sons 62 S older or handi-di- $325. spaco rent 4 water ,no In- Bunkbods ..-f. drawers:* 56_ ..... Only J36.000.' WANTAMOUNTAINI ...... ■ “ eloc,.'3 bdim7'2'luirbamsrhs“ hdu5orAiruiitiiio3Tnciuaofl: ji5 0 P -a2 l bdtm . 1 bath, withiifh '^ '0 ''- C a ! l 7 3 y i1 l._ _ _ i- - capped, (odoraily assislod.,d -eluded * $200 dop; Skylane"f volume Groat Books -t- In your bock yard? master bod includes deluiojxo $185 dOROSIt. 7_33;i218^__ basement, carpet, drapes.e s. Extra“ Nlce 4.piox Apt, 2 Equal Housing opportunliy,IV Park 11. No pots. Wills.Ino S ju jy G jld o . 676-3938.______734.4411. - BARNESREALTY ond a LIVE yoar aroundId water bod sulto complolo w/ 2 'b d r m HOUSE In Twin'In garage, yard, Evana Pro^r-»ar- bdrm s, stove, rolrig,.19- Cali733:3500,______“ ■ CHINA- 12-placos eUlng.. siroam? Omni IV vibrator, all appl. Falls w/partlal bsmt. Stovo,'0, ty M anagem ent Now OPENEN diahwaahor, laundry lacili-="1: 1 BOflM APT, Wator 6 Notllako Spring Blossom, With llsh in It? Inc, Maytag W/O, sot up> I'' In telrig., 4 water lurn. Goodoil « tu rd a y 8l ______Ilea, carport. Water & lawn sanilallon paid. $150 + do-, t oso-onicoatKi 1043 Bluo UkflS North’ on 5 acres? Sportsm an Tr, Pk. In patlorn w/servlng plocos. 'D locution. $235 + $100 dop. n W P-14 2 bdtm, 1 balh, caro Ind.. $265 $150 dop,2?' posltJ34:83M_ahqr3pm;__ _B^8l^MS8R£n^___ $600. Sqo_aUi8 Jack_3on^__ ' . ______■|orJ17,000, with lormsl Hagerman, S14,000 cash Call 324-2782, allot 5. so- 733:634yiay^U!a,Broke_r. LOVELY 4 bdrm, 2 bath,ath. r^ly. ------_ Irldgo. stove, carpet, base­ -■ 1 BORM Apl. Stovo * 4 bI iiLDING f o r RENT: 1170'70 cnttsm art 10 In. radial saw.” lIrm, by appointment only. ment, Evana - Property>rty falls'APARTMENT bllck homo, on 4 acros.ros- INTERSTATE REALTYY 637:65_3f______relrlgeralor. all utilities op pd Bluo Lakes Blvd North, op- ap- Brand new. $275. ovos 733-. Woodslovo Inaort, baso- 051-U nlum . Houses M anagement Now OPEN'EN Close to schools & shopp­ oxcepi heat & lights. Near cl- prox 2000 SQ II, plenty ol 14x70 3 bdrm. W/D. cooler. ing. Children welcome. ol 8751______monl. paaluro, shollor. ;,iii Irult - ^ lu rd a y a! W 4 0 1 ______^*1' ty patk. No pets. $200 + $7£^^5 potking. Call 733.4440._____. _ DOORS FOR SALE: H core, — Negotiable down, assumolO 6 A'bsoiutely beautilul. Newer. Warm, Irlondly 4 quiet ? at- clop_^733;L282ot_734^92_^_ lfOoa.t110,000.423-4761. — 1. 2 or 3 ACRES. IV. Soulouth yr ii.9% lntorcstloan.Jt51/51/ 4 bdrm, Z’/i bath homo on 10 2 BDRM. oultjul'ldlngs, un-in mosphoro. 1 4 2 bdtm apts. — FOR LEASE: Prime Ironlonl s coro. bl-lold. lancy. Call oil Bluo Lakos. Oil. oloclrlc acto appIo orchard, W/cor-nr. Ilnishcd basement. In IBDRM In Twin. $155. stbvo,'1°- location ovallablo, CAMPUS'US 733-7754 or 734.3650.______- Ir’cl- fnpn.th..22i-35|3£'lor_i. 10 Hanson, $235 -f $100 depos- reltig sonio lurnlturo. 734- 2 RENTAL HOUSE on 2 lots.lots. ty. irr, waior. No trallora. n 1971 SKYLINE 12x50 1 bdtm,■,m tola 4 pasluro.'Avail June 10. C^MMONSJ3y20a.____— Eioclric Hydraulic Pickup IM.OOO. Call 543-5758. ‘ei IL PM P 73M 565.______io't- 727l!laj^a_:3_26:5i7^oyo5^_ __ d0wnj3/4% j34jm__— New carpbl In llvlno room,om' 7'/j ml. S ol Buhl. $500 por FREE CABLE NOW at Not- — FOR LEASE OR SALE. Nowlew Dump Bed. $500 cash. Seo at 5 0DRM.. 2 b a th s. 4 I0V01.'1.1- 1- 2 LARGE LOTS in Wondol Cali mo(T_th, 543-C308. ____ 2 BORM, largo yard, closo1 to^ Ihvlow Manor.. 1, 2, 4L 3 1 bedtoom upstairs will olllco. good locallon. 733-^ 3 - Ceda^Lanos ot 326-5902-___ idolt. nood condition. $3500. Call ,'m school 4 shopping, $250 -t- 2 acros. Doublo garago. Jusl Wator 4 aowor aval 788-2768 altor 6p m ^ ____ aMORDABLE ■' 2 ■ -bdrm. bedrooms.' $165, $215. $250;2M carpel, mini blinds, well Ip' In 209^^kJays. 734-5824 nllos. Enoaaem ant & W.eddlno bj 'Jl50.dop.734-5769.______00 sulaicd. washer • dryoi In tlmo lor spring planting.tirig,. Double-wide 0,K, NIcol"'I - i m M .iloM i, 2 barm. ■7io Up W ater 4 yard care provided, -- -f doposll- ■ Range, FOR RENT: 1176 Bluo Lakeskes Ring. Black Hills Gold w7 Call 733-3981. ___ lodatod. Consider trade i n no pets. $240 + depositI &8 2 BDRM. Home. Ready 3'° 3rd rolrlgorator. water & sanila-I'la: hookup, oil kllchen ap Blvd North. 950 sq II. plentyinly diomond. Worn vory lllllo. .11,7 out, wood stovo 6 mote. to 5lh ol May. Vory clean, coah lot J3500 m u *" $8,mCaJlallorJ._543.92_03.33 reloroncos. 734-6336^____ 'an- Ilon lurnlshed. Laundry & lu, ol parking. Call733;4446,_____ $400. now. Mako oiler. Call •• 034-Jerome Homes BjlancOiL'5?iPlPj^l54_ $200_,CaM233-7434. - - parking. Children welcome, 733:§malior_6^_ 1973' TAMARACK 14x76.;70 ALL ELECTRTc. noatiy now : , li nishod $250 unlutnished $51$50 OFFICECOMPLEX ______Ilyi 3 acres, nico honte. loro l,m bdrm with stovo, reltioeraloiitor 2 BORM hom e. R-3'8 insula-uia- 7 33W 0 Monday - Friday 11 650 Prime locallon. wired lot For Salo: 1- La^'s 4 1- cI o ^ N Q " c o s t s ONLYI siovo i tolriQ, clean. 2 bdrm, 265 tlon, gos heal, 230 41h AvooE. E. am to 6 pm. W eekends' byll Soposil,, -- Call 734-5651 Assume 7'A% mortgage and 2bath.m^q.qllor._3«J258,58 i utility room, $285 $281 1322 AmorlcanJlo.alE3taio._____ compulors, energy elllclonilonl Man’s 10-SPEEO. Exc. cond. 0 3 J18J 00,_AceJlealty.nM 2i; T7T„ socurlly dop. Reis a mustisl! $225 dop. No pels. For Foi appointment. 1322 — hoatlng. oxcellenv parking,Ing, $140. C ^l 733-6233 da y s..__ ownor will carry baianco. 3 1974 BUDDY 12x60 Mobile or appl Property Ser. 734-2WIXvy m^h^ngl0^n^j_(^Apt_____ u bdrm brick homo. Z balh.h. 2 3 CITY LOTS, togolhor '’"0 No pets! 423-4105 days 01 - " I 5IO O O FF 450 sq It or 1200 lo 5l00 sq It GOLDEN GRAIN Wheal Homo. Has been damaged 733.1435 eves qrjwk^ejidS;___ 2 BD”RM house'In'Buhiuhl JEROME: Modern 1 bdrm at 415 Addison. Call 733-0106 Mroplacos. largo lamllymlly Joromo, 50x125 each. Shac r e ■”7 Grinder. Llko nqw. oloclrlc room, loncod yord, Irult Iruii Iteos. lawn shrubs. S18,00i f f i BF.AUTrFUL.4bdrm.,2bathUh, close 10 school and patkatk, opi, appliances lurn, cloae MAY RENT or 733-7649. fl 4 R Invest- ex. (To holp our now tonior: 0®*’ with hand attachments, ex- ifoe_sJ36^l34.______lorms^734.4Wl.______tiving toom, lamlly room. AlAf Call.543::44Mjjllor6pm^___ to shopping, all uliiilies ex. tflonts,______collont prico. Call HoMoy, ^our C. dbl. garage, cathedra >an. copt electricity, $192. EHO-HO wilh iholr moving budget,) NICE 3"bdrm homo on>n 2: 5 acros. 3 ml N. ol BuhlhTon c fh e to ’8 a groal lob In'your 'fal 2 bdrm houso. vory clean 1 4 2 bedrooms, quiet luxL . PRIME RENTAL SPACE''C E - 733-0540 evenings or 324- g In colling. Exc. NE Twin Fall;alls near Fllor, largo lawn and anc 3140«4.______actos, Foncod yard, cotiaisrols. Clear Lakeo Rd,. S35i$3500 luturo. Find ll by looking In ofl ury.-all amenllles. mosost Available. Somo Bluo Lakesikos 2M1_d a ^ ;______aomoitulM foo3j!»J«2._2. down, oasum, loon. $141/ S14 classlllod’3 employmentlent location. Non-smokers. J45i^50 garden area, no houso pelsets. UOOKING For A Studio or 1 Irontago. Ample parking.^ 0 ; GOOD USED Lawn Mowers [toTy rn p J 3H 132^______socllon. 4. clnn 324-2166. j?00/mo_.+JopJ2yO?^_L _ bdrm Apt call Three 0 Pro-Pro- “"''l a u r e l PARK APTS. Will romodol to sull. Call For Salo. $30 and up. Call fw o ’’on 1V^ tols. 2 storj win (JartyMaMa«L».7W^“ 8 ^ _ Lynwood Shopping Conlor. block bldg- of'tl homo. Low 5.35 ACRES. 14x70 mobiobllo 2~bGdroom houso. neat Twir - 176 Mautlco St. North "Of. 733-6474.______mnint-, complololy (oncodcod, homo, 24x32 motol po $175. por monlh 4 doposit3slt. LYNWOOD MANOR. 2 bdrmHI' 734-4196 or734-1401 7^3:2282.______— GOOD WOODSTOVE. can bo □ olow app.. S55,000, 505> Sir5lh barn. 12x16 'ahop. Foncr No R0ia^n3:47_29.______apt. $285 - 1 bdtm apl, $260. PRlMElocallon In downtown used as liroplaco, $75. Call ^;i______— warehouse. 124 Bluo Lakos l,H,C. 1976 Cub Codot 1450 I 037-j^arms& Ranched_ _ S ' , ' ” ’' p . i ™ " ‘V,=Plots ,7,;; 2 BDRM Cuslom Bulil Ap S.TF All or pan. 733-8548. ,| 160 ayajlatilq n^ex t ioJt^733j6_1» 12. j p_o r_mo nl h. CaJI 124_-8900,__ n e w e r 2 bdrm 4 plox L . tractor hydrostatic 44 In. DWorco lorcoa trodo ol ll 30SO carpeted w /drapes. alovoovo Dishwasher, all appliance lawn mowor. grass baggor ACRE Falrlleld hay tancr 3 BDRM modorn latm hous faon liroplaco. custom drapos r 10 milos East ol Twin Fall:■alls Itidgo. dishwasher, gatbagilo? smoking, no pots-, cablo lu ^^n_dominIu_ms____ wllh seporalo rnotor, snow ■ llik o anyj3»er 585:W 01^ $600 disposal, ullllly rm. all oloc. 7,“ blower, good cond, J3000. L_ LESESLIE Pasluro. corrals, barn, $60 LEASE WITH OPTION: Lux- Molor Ulo Co, Ropos, 300- n Lot per m onlh. 733.5602,______air cond. $275/mo. + $10 innis 714J127^______, Irrigated acres, lO/Ol5?f>Q FOR SALE: Rocroaiion L — urious living, privaio lonnU in Ballonlyno Subdlvisio 3 BDRM houso wfofniTo- 0OE,734:3243______2l3drm OupTex. AppllnncoCCS. court.lawncaro.2bdrm.1v^1 iv^ Jackson— lawn- mowor;- farms, roasonablo ptlco:. $6000.567-4929. Mtn. Homo 50 + NICE. Cleon 2 bdrm duple;'P'ox olec, heat. $250 -•■ depos ’isi, Borklino roclinor. swivel Loadoi, 208-37S-6731,___ r - SH.(iO B E pllancos. 103 Borah, $350 - oslt. t>alh condo. Avail, May 1st. -S:,M FOR SALE: 14x70 Broa atitf. Np pels. Property Se Mn pql3-733.7813ove8______767 Meadows Dr, 12, $$2525 ♦ rockor. 7 ll. 3 way RV rolrig. 157 •era# closo 10 Bui r t o f T vrwin » Falls ' ' " vic«l3i-l^IoL?pe.i: jath. d e p .C a ll734-8768-, ... ^. All In oxc, cond. 324-3404, moro mobllo homo w/c ___—7 stovu, dlshwoshor. JM5 $29 »200' P-2fl 1 bdrm. 1 bat galed plpo. largo Holds, pondo. 2 bdrm,. 2 bath, dodock 3 BDRM. nowor home 1 Mov llreplaco: Itidgo. stovovo. “ ■ JOHN DEERE 300 lawn & •bdrm, 2 both, nowor hom arden trocior. Includes I®' on good view lot at Mac Klmborly. Avail, allor Ma ^l?h,13i 8283SiipS!^^, ' washer, carpet, drapepos. oej-WanledToRenl Olhor good ImprovomonI Ros. woal sido IncludesS1J74 1fl S h e w a s r e aal l glad her mobile y ■T— Evans Property Managage------Ilor. mowing dock, Wilt consldor proctlc eih. For moro Inlo,. 733-6521 n i s Ford 1 /2 lo n P .U .734-2127. • a lterS o r 768-2151,.______■ NICE, clean two bdrm m ent. Now OPEN Saturday culllvolor. corrugalor, dump term s, com paro anywhoro hom e sold so-:o • soon ! She sold it duplex. W/0 hookup, R'P- R/f 75^401______IX»-Moblle Homo Spc.:___trailer,a ond 50 gallon thoValloy.JteOOporacro.ro GET AWAY FROM IT AL 3 bdtm modorn homo soul 1 Ex. For salo by owner. 2 CO-10- le. In only 7 doys Ij ' ol Murlaugh. 829-5067 ( CM P-« 2 bdrm. 1 bat>alh. MOBILE HOME LOTS FOR sprayor. Coll 324.1236, days 40 K t«B NE of Buhl. E omo or324.5177.alt«r5, ' collenl larm ground., Itlull nani sharos In quiot Mou^oun. ' ^ 62W 160.:______? - ssw i"---: -siovo carpet drapoa, yatratd. SALE. Laroo mobilo homo OinkL- ______3r 4 M*TTRE^ and Bo« 8pr- ^ a l o r sh a to s. ga'oo P'P ^va" Slov^arnsw t^ataggrWnK; I.* concroto dllch. Boautlla r Groal S u m m o r and winlwinter story, carpol. drapos. stOKi entire • & ooh. Soo lor $200. No pol:polfl. , 73y401______od Iro'm $6950, Easy termr m s, l J 58"cttUS43-S123” '''''* building vlow. Goo(l. lern dishw ashor. lonco Igl, CjlL^2(BGIonnsFerrx^ JTO.OOO. ruslic yard.Evan# Proper Coll733f3_5L______----- 3 Bdtm. 2 lull baths, garag ^ Orongo & brown 8V^ It. sola. 140 • c re i ol hlgh-qljBlI M anagement. Now OPEtpEN NICE 1 bdrm. slove.^Uldgrl°0O. rolrig. alovo, dishwashrm er, NICE ADULT Park, close10 to J125. Now^ Magic Choi — — — lamrgreundrSB^hBuhlHt itcioa_i — limo.— OtsposafrACrlSXI-month-th "♦ college 4-shoppln j Lsiitui,n to r— c ounior'iop. oyo lovoi 0V6ii------iloge. I - ^ rortajBmg«i_~r ~ ___ No pots. Call 734-5762. wator. largo liolds. K Goc i w/SoMlBr a n y Ironlai 4 BDRM Brick 8 milos Non L l . $100dop-733-lB74.______-atovo. For LP gaa, homo or omo RV, 324-8114______' torms. a stoal al only {111Jlioo Owner will entry wllh sm Eost ol Hazollon on pavelovod NICE 2 bdrm. All olp; 3 BORM. Duplex In T,T.F, Norlhwosi Mobllo Homo down, will consldor S Iroc : '■ 733-0^»93.1 Q road, or lurnanco. $22525 + Carpot. drapos, W/ Siovo. dlshwashishor. Estates h03 single and dou.dou- PANASONIC VHS VCR w/ MUNROE-flOBJRTS8 call now 733-7445 doysys or incos hookup, rolrlOi tango. S25( pay blo wide spaces lo tent. S75- fomoto, U2S o r botC vller. lot $75 cloaning loo. toloronet *250/ disposal, garago. Wo p REAL ESTATE 934-4262 ovoa. ask 1 roqulrod,Call 629-5602 mo, * SlOOdep.734-4756.•B. water. J.110-*-dop B25-537I376 t65fffl0. Cat! 4234531 ■ 734-0373 «lii*f6nrwkendft ^54M0Oe Crystal. / r\ ) \ C-8 TImes-Nowe. Twin FalFalls, Idaho Tuesday, Aprilpr(l 30,1605 trchandfiise-Farmiiers*mafl■Iceit — ■■ - ...Oi PRI[IVATE APRIL.28 J PR(iORERTr v /-C rriROUCIGH ■■■ I WEEEK ■■■ \ I m n IVIA>.Y 4 ] i T he s tr e n g th O f A NaJation Lies In The Hbr<>mes Of Its People-r.'.

07S-Fum.4Caipols 083-Garage Sales 090-PeBlSp^te ____ 0a7-Hay, Grain & F rtd'__ 102-^ttl 9 067-Mlwellaneou3 - O T I-W a n te d to T ra d e ___ ANGUS BULLS Tn oTaor” Twin bed. Cloon. fair , FREE"t O GOOO HOME, ' r ;, Excollont 4 bdrm homo In ESfATE‘ “S A rE ~ 'o rirlT o 5 t d WAm" TO BUY HAY. $50» a Howard Angus Ranch. 'X n + cond.m 2 slnglo bods, w;/ Amero. 1 2/3 mlloa N olll Gentio German Shepherd. _____ Call545l9J5^ “rtT prIrnoTF aroa with $25,000 + B fomolo. Call 7338458,______ton. Call 536-2992.______Of oqully & $2,000 + monthlyily roam malirossos. MakO oi-'■ Sawtooth, on Clear Lakes ns WANTEDTOBUY:^ paymonls. for buslnoss or for. 326-i4J.4_allo_r5pm;_____ Rd, May 2nd. 3rd. 4 4th. 9 amn FREE: Mother and/or killons o o t.’ ANGUS Chlanlna Bulls-for i»i QUEEN SIZE W aterbed. 12'2 10 6 pm. 18 polnl diamond. 4 Food barley and food wheat. “ SiSiSMr:'— mobllo home park, otc, lhal C^IJ_934^038.______oasj;Mlvlnfl,CaJli36:6J5L_ STEAM CLEANER. llko now.’*• n e ts $25,000 a yoar. Sondhd dfawor podoslal base,). Clock walehes. rings, col-1: . 1500 lbs. proosuro, 4.3 gal,>r' phono l&bflofdescrlptlonon bookcase headboard. $300;0: leclibtos.. lurnliuro. - tools. R 1st 4 2nd erop hay. $60 Vor por ' BLACK ANGUS BULLS p orm ln,. n 0 o r1 2 0 v. Mode to R o n .P .O , Bo* 2232, Twin '0 ajy|gup^;jp2s_ol_mls£,____ ton. Coll Roborl Thornlonnon Reglstorod with 'porlor- ‘'I" Homomado watorbod Iratflo manco records. 1 4 2 yoai by ^ a d ln , 42^5775 all0j 6,_- Falls, No blue skv! with heater & mattress, iju.0- GARAGE'SALE May 3 4 4.1. Boarding & Training 517:3284_ai!qr^00£..m;____ ii L^vospalJMJ^lJ_7W 296. ^ Gun Dogs 4 Puppies " jn olds. Black Magic Angus STOCK RACK for salo. Flls;lls ______1 9-3, 83V Eastwind. TF. man R ^ n ^9 J4 :« 5 2 o r|M -5 0 4 7 ^ slandatd pickup sizo. Call ;t- Canopy bod. microwavo,), Twin Ftlla:7W W 4 ___ Sofa, swlvol-rockor w/ot- Bulls, polled Herlotds _ tom an, rocllnor, double PtnkMts&CockttlelB, amount2-Call234^165^___ . 31<:?53L______lo loy^^ookjiJH llS:______— ■*" superior bloodlines anc‘Hd V = ^ cJK Stovo. IrldQo. 4 ploco couch, GUITAR & CASE with o ? GIANT 5 lamlly yard aalo. SatIt local raised. 253 7th Ave East llor s^O.Rqy^e^SOr,733:1267,_ dbl box spring and mntlross. sp e ak e r. $200. call altor 4;30■30 boxsprlngs. dlnotlo sol,"■ May 4.10-5, Su^ May 5,10-3.3. 0£CaM.WM951.______100 tons of first cutting, ali or llko now. 7 drawor dosk. B Iamg^3_24-K60.jllpi6_^___-^ Something for ovoryono ag- ■ Pi'll WlajqnJ!^I132W593,i93. BULLS: Polled Horolord q ^ L L 3 Z « i'______3- PROFESSIONAL Z'Zi Ready lo work, provor sholl wood cupboard,, 5 LOREE Oboo, good cond..d.. 5 ploce DINETTE SET, wood>d ed 0 to 100 , 630 Moxino.»• OROOMINGI Vaeolionino?.0’ -- 100 tons ol 2nd: 100 tonsCan ol bloodlines. Call M^1294_^_ Fishor-Prlco toys, Allor S ai Klmbmlj;,______. i'll board your dog. ChorlOfi 3rd, very good quaiity. Call pm JM :797e^______423-4934.______4 MlllorJow. All models avaliablo wo headboard. $185; Standard JS ihroughoui bloodline. $100. S den Sorlos Amp, cabinet has two Olllco, 1 mllos W esl. 1 milos uall- COMPLETE MILKING^ G ------and In slock ol Gardor* ,(j lormoroliilo,231-i319^___ Country In Burioy, FInarscIng;lnQ 15'' speakers & Vox bass en! South 4 milo W osl. 2nd SYSTEM with bulk lank. 104-Hor883 112-Irrigation & Iroo asaombly. also lac>lac- oultar. $900, Sharon 678-1151 lo h o u so ^ ie1 t.5 3 7 -i8 i7 ^ ___ Roglatorod SHIH-TZU pup-.”-0- 8535 Ma^o oiler. Call 324-5412. _ tory p an s & sorvlco. Call col- d ^ s o r W W f lit J v o i _____ SHoSr Tip HUGE FILER W rangloretteto ploa. Will be very smalllall a1toj,6:0g£.m :______- - For Salo ot AUCTION. Mayily PArdMTNO“gol7ingriotroftTof Gaio^riTn'derground pipe. • ~i $400' Two square oak lamp 0 dOQsJ34^5_59_^______toctyw w ZB ;______1917 PIANO- $250 or besl ol- salo. Sat. May 4. Flier Idaho, 60 TON Good Quaiily HayHay- 5th. 5B cail-size. 4 144 cow.IW- mountain oxp,. has packed;hod Custom fabrlcallng. plpo . °30 !j5naJ.WioKlv§?MW._ If of. repair 4 plpo traHera. Wo . Wo'vo romodolod, lor salo;alo; lor. Call 734-21B3. after 3:30 ~ First Bank parking lol. 8- 4! 4 WANT TO BUY: 2 Miniatureure 151 and 3rd. good price. CailCal size soil locking staniions ir am o h as been roped oif of. ont. onw pokdays, ...... gQ Clothes, loys, householdlid Gorman Schnauzors, Younging 82? J 60^ ______20 ll, sections. Aiso 10 pipe 78-7094 after dork,______don'l havo thin walled pipe. iJrop’In CE slovo, vor»t. rr“ JUST QUALITYI Amofft Irr. & _ aduiia or pupplos, prefer 80 TON ol socond crop hay. naios. Call 543-5878. — Reg. APPALOOSA gelding, 'u Z 078-O fflce Equipment )r, lonwloJ24-2_8J_8^______Ible. ------S Supply, 1 mllo East of Buhl. Zenith 19 In. consolo colorlof S 2 n ? ^ S ’3S“ ^ 5 :'F r'^S io ’r, - No rain. Price negoHable. largo. 6 y rj. trail/packing. H»Y35.5«3.4777. turos. Elhan-Atlon roll top ■d. 12 wook old lomaleale- C^il.M 7^843,______,}?? FOR SALE OR TRADE;DE; Iv, now picture tube. $100.00 stovo, movie equip., bed. __ KM-Horses 734-8778 or 326-4126,______! .- dosk. dosks 4 chairs, drossor. table, swing sot.51. MlnltuwaSchnauior.Wlllho 80 to n so l top quality 1st cut Ing 829-4104. in“J; A. B .c s o l HORSEMANSHIPHIP Rogistored Chestnut ARA- storaoo .drossors. drapos, oun. loys. tools, many misc.ic. vory small. $150 w/papors, ,an BIAN M aro-B roke, will “™J>drop Supplies_____ " 957J«tlan^Ca^rLqnly._ _— $10iw/ouJ.EaEP15ji3^0l5. carpot. stalnloss stool sink, ght ' I p urebred loal by Bay Stud,stud, b u c k o coll lablo. flood faucets, sliding olass door, 303 079 -A p ^ lan cM ______•_ MOVING SALE. 205 Bonnyny 2 PUPS- V, Rotwilor/Vj ~ approx Moy 15th, Steal ,a* at shapo. 4 N. 1 W. Vr N., ALL ARABIAN saddle horse wood railing, rotlssotlo. otc. - Or. Sat. April 27. 9- 5; Sun.,n.. Golden Lab, 3 yr.old, trained $l500. Car wreck lo^rcos sale,2- J.oroiTLo^4^3861.______81lSEa^s;i^73i:0raO.__ ■ dnya or 7 3 4 -4 1 9 6 j^ 3 .J ^•— _ CLEAn730 In. Slldo-ln Elee. I n'! 098-Farm 8 For Rent salo. Sun. May 19. 10 a ^ WANTED TO BUY: Good us- 3fk A _ptjl2B Ji-l.I,£.______lomale, rod DOBERMAN, ;^t AKC rogistored. 436-6160 I Powdor Rivor Colllo W hoolchalr. walkor with car-nm Od IBM Corroding Soloclrlc“f. fiT »^5'^ 'c^°l!°54V8r7S.” " ^ MOVING- Everything Must ^ POTATO GROUND; 320 sat7io_b ■=—1, Squeeze Chute, excolloni ------fylno-baakdl,-bodsldo.com-™ -Typow.noi-CJItftMlM-lr- Jp— ljot~Monday7“10-6.—ol2-6th - r -----Reglstered-POA-Marorgooc|)^«^~T:^n_dmo^$_775r734-4528-— ------modo. 324-7260. allOLB^___ G.E, WASHER 4 ORYEH. 092-Auctlon8 igs, AOHA m are, broke, nood: 4-H projocl. gentio, haltei Excolloni condition. $350. f-cQ oxp, rIdor, $350 llrm, cal WOODBURNING _ STOVE, '“ ■ moving' salI- m u s t' sI LLll 140 ACRES Crop Ground. 50 and new bridle Included.Ided. qua lity Gravoi le n ^^117^4:353^______alm osi now. Sacrlllco S37S, 0UTIApril27428.0akdesk.5k. acres in hay. handlino,Iln?! 714J2JK ______~ $300. Call 324-8066.______- - dollverod. Call 536-2511. , stovo^&^l^o,SooBll5«3rd Irl KELVINATOR Uprlghi olass lop desk, bakeware, ^ Diolrich aroa, cash lease.ase. ARABIAN Purebred Slallloi'1?." Rocky Mtn Equine Cflnter chair. $20. All good cond. Frooior. Good condition, 733-4924. allor 6, S ___ knick knacks, books, pic- C_alL88W008,______Sorvlco. also roasohabi'°'K *4 year old AQHA Golding i':B7aTo7.'iaF'"frim"'^'nooi ;w, Only J « 9 9 '0 0 - ^ . I nI"®, a luros, 217 Sycam ore, behind ”-iTh priced, gonlle, show 4 tra “wo°i ___ J - l u i r r s h o l l FILE CABI Farm ers’ mark€r k e t 240 ACRES avall. for casti black. 16 hands high, wol equip, trailer. 1-72 Plnlo sta^ 10 ClM i»n^oC «nter ^ G0^rQ0j 45 head olYoart losi- Private and group lessons»ons. f a RMMACl M with loader. - 513:«eiL.^*oi’J: ______1(0 rangor ($1.40). hard; tion. A lw For S*lo: 5 .Penetu-. Call 324-3532Ljjvonlngs..o JuVn C'OLOR Tolovlalonfl. Used airo MOVING SALE; Furniture call -lnoStje_rs_,Caii32i:2183__ I?. Of. runs groal. $1100 or besl of- 44 yards ol-tioavy plusi s5,'"“ r>xc. ski iiorns. clothing, labricC I 4 Flemish variely <$1.50). cal ^— , -vIon-G eldlngs;—1-Peruv1av1an— 324.7582di;?i,:— ^------carpeting, oxc. cond.. bluohi.i^ iaroe selecilon. From $99.95 HAVE PASTURE lor 25 2 Y^a2linQ.ni!Y.ColM3>5M5^ ------Ir^ ori K en'a TV & ApplUnce. <2® 42 C£ndl^qn,,$5po. 73_4-7781,__ lace, misc. 1015 N, Fir »11 85^ ...... - "n 1 FOR SALE CHEAP: 40 fl. « .4 0 /y d . Whllo potcolalnoi ALS^W* 8E6a^"Locall'Vily weanor sleers or oqulvalonl, , , , BREED to outstanding pali steel dbl kitchon »lr»k. J25« 5 . M_«!nS,T*lii.______- - W /0 Sol, $200. 10 cu 'T It. t Jororno^^l. A p t!il6 J J :___ Hlnh 20 ml. SE ol Twin. 733-221 m 1 0 5 -H o rw Equipment___ Land Plane. HO Massoy COLOR 19" Soars portabi nd,! MOVING SALE: many tur- tur grown Flemish variety, Higl stallion. Hog, mares, $30 '-----Forquson baler, 536-2563. _ 734^310^______“tJlo Uprloht Froozor. exc, cond,. ■ at production, winlor hardy,f(?y 734j5jl,ir423-1512:_____-- F^oj;.i2^i7W.^______BARREL SADDLE, Circle Y "ont J250 C8L‘131-*” S:______nlluro Itoms. com e seo a J S J ; FOR SALE: Case 300 Trac- 55 gal Aauarlum. complele wMn 628 Buchanan. TF. Tuea. 4-31-30 Buy Irom grower and saveJave IRRIGATED PASTURE Call lc BULLDOGGERS Ouartiirtor oxcollont condlllon. sllvo’ ° lor. $695 or bost oiler. Call Fish, filters, planij, ’S: rocfc : 2 door REFRIGERATOR with JLY $$.934-4565. alter 5 .______130 head ol stock cows,C a 0 to t^odcanjlq^678;28M,_____ Dllot. C onsole Storoo, AM/FI ood thru Thur. 5-2, EVES. ONL' Horso. Gray. last, close ,T.r, Billi43:8q0l_alLOi.4______• hoator. S250 or best oMoi ot call 734^707,______aI fa lFAA SEED lor saleiaio. 5i3 J0 0 4 .______'arO; GOOSE NECK Stock Trailer 423Jt97pm^m-l:Z3JLaiP^ radio, rocord player. 8-tracI'iVk*! c“o 'n j j l ^ “ l34;36y“^_ _ ° l r , i i FORO hydraulic roll ovor nt“at MULTi-FAMILY; S'teroc'00 Sacanac, Ranoot. Lahonlonlion. Tremondou# ,§U'"T‘ jusrwha^t you ^ant."’ciCall 3com parlm onts.7x24lt. Cal and Hashing lights. $121 3pr- Bakor 4 125. Boe Boardss lolor Pasture now avail. 734- 847< sh e er pin 2 bollom plow, ----- Also Juke Box. holds 1C ;225; motal wardrobe, box spi 8^'*' 9^4^200_o^ojilngS;_____ 324-3534.aft^rj;______trash turners and coltors. oal salo, Jam os J. Marshal'hall. d^:B29-5Bi0^a.nytim o.__ Offl:^mpul0re____ soloctlons and lights .1“?' ui Also 82 Gallon hot waterater Ings. kids clolhos, car soai calf' roping' HORS’ SE. uKo new. 20' Goose Neck'ieck. goqd^hjEp^$275.32^-5657^ $350, Both In oood condiiloi ily 6 iois ol misc. 2158 Shorrarry 733^l41_0t 733-0142. _ .. 320 ACRES. Ol Siberia'OHan Haulod In PRCA. Porloct I'Of Slock 4 horso Irailor, Ad hoator. $200, All used only 6 iLFA W hoat Grass lor somm< ; FORO Jubllloe Traclor. Ex-., FOR SALE: Ono Eagle 1600 160 543-9223 allor 6pm_^______-----m onths, llko now. Call 324-324- L2no^2'-''’0-2^% _ ____ All Top Quality ALFALF- High School. Call eveningngs. lustablo hitch, brakes 01 collont condition, good rut>- . Itoo grazing.Cal1637-6383.eves ___bolh oxies. 436-9994 or 64‘ 10 mogob^io^ 'pc'^sol'f L ® .! '----- FORSALE 7355orW4.y23.______YARD SALE. Baby to adult V03- B O U m ______7am b^r^new a?lnt,7J3:8234.__ • • 19- Color TV. $135. Call 73: Vx- clolhos. kitchon items. 't 56 Scrs'B S'-Siis CLASSIC Scotts Highlanhland Flashy, choslnul MORG^GAN 2455 or boiwoon 6pm 4 7ar wa^ro't nolwotklnolnciudoc 20' cubic loot Freezer, ox- 734.3587, Don 4^M006______FORO 8N Troclor wilh . ■ — 'cellent condition. Call 734. 4thAvp_N.,Sal(27)^9;4^___ Buir. 6 years old, blondi cccol- STALLION. Upwey Bon Di "iLiTh Hydraulic loader, oxc cond.. ; J4000, McMullen. McPhoo,.™ s ------9:6. , ATIENTION; Contract Dry Dt or. high, libido 4 potoncency. Breeding slandlng sti METAL HORSE HACK wll Co.^733Jil4.8t^5._ ____ METAL Teioscopino Antoiilon^ 7339a11or6p.m. -VARD SALE. May 1 4 2, 9-< ud^no $i4M Ji£t51i3.o«J?lD fti------r,u-^ n a Boom complete w.i B3D Van Butne, Kimbetli'tly. Edible Bean growers. AgrftO'i- excellent on 1st coll holler:illers. proven siro quallly, coniinllr- robber • mats. Includin , IBM-PC 256K, Iwo 3201 m otorized dlrocHonal coi - ..... Kids clothos. toys, firoplaccice, sato s inc. ol Twin Falls 'la® ha light birth weight catvos3 lh.mat- -motion 4 disposition. Can 1 loaainflram£.J2i-1321^^_ drives, IBM monlchrom ISC. tate bean releasor. availabU grow oul body. Roasonabnable jocn ai El-Rancho 93 < trol. $150; Also TV antonr ...... ti(05. iowelrv, sh oos & misc “ NEW0WNER8PECIALI**" balor' ' 1O6B harrow bod... mon.llor_;_734J283'_____ “new 080-HMtlngand- ir z Comootitive- pnccs. Call Ca at $600. C-BAR L Ranch,I, Box Bt HJ«Yjl3i.J_eromq^73y073, All Prices Roducod, — Including boosiors, no y a r d SALE. May le t & 2n< 734-2550.B-5Mon-Frl,oralt( L h, Vormoor r-23 Iwlnrake. MF-- IBM PC Jr. Color monltoinlior. conjm qnJiM -A 42-5l?7^ AirC^fidllkmln!} ^ _ 9 to 3. Table 4 chain SOI. Elko. NV 89801 or c; Horso-Slock-RV-Flalbods 2675 Irac: Bridon 210 iw lno’' . 6 P m. Bill Truiiilo. 324-7K-7100 702-744-4322 bofote 6:: FFA. FARMERS EXCHANGE POLICE SCANNER. ROQOI ilcnt Rocllnor, slatted bilndiBn“s OlJimTrontha_m.y4^9201.IV.- a jiv . Elk^Mlmo_oralloL8pni 825- womons'. m ens', children' ep/IL queening, horso, showsvs 4 S37-«204orn7-6290« - ■ ITT-XTRA, 320K, IDM.hartrard- _____ Cioming 4 sh o es. X-countintry BEEBOARDS lor salo. 20i208- COLOSTRUM lod day 0 illco. ------• 5301. _■______: ------like. 88B-1771 or801-224-3144.____ _ Hellors and bull calves I disk, color, giaphlcs. prin^7!’,'' RENTANEWTVIOwnano valor skis 4 shoes. ou‘>a', biki — RON ROSE saddle, 15 li s y aiion*::^ ‘ "0';' WOOD BURNING hot wato •ATE a a l^ 32i-3438orJ24-M88^. HORSE SHOEING. 4 Ulm er.IBM compallbio. 637-47V‘ ' color TV by renting. ^ hoator, good grates, $5050 0or lawn mower, paperbacks15 4 certified AGAT If""’* iroo^C^i4i50MjOvp_nljV|l: " crodltors chocked. 204 Ma more. 1059 Wirschlng Avi^ve. ALFALFA SEED. $1.25 PC' p< c'OLOSTRUM.fed hollersr atand mn. 14 yrs, oxp. Tom Jom ROPING RELEASE GATl S!l?r;734.8552 W. 1 block N.1'-^ blocks WIWol Call 733-6661. ■ bull calves, call Donnaa 32 324- Forap_pl.J2J-«17^eji03^ IH 315 Roller Harrow. 12' 0®-^era_Equip^____ A^e^ N._CAINS; 733;7_111,__ — _“ rt $100.Cal.l487.2220;______------crow fool. Hold roady. $2500; '' ----- FiloiW.4Gr.and_vicw, ...... CLli^T HOOPES- JH Rand.nch. 3436,Holsj.olnJlalry;______HORSE TRAINING '-•0 MAMIfA Universal Pres:toss. STEREO TURNTABLE, AK .wEBUY4agl1u5ed3addl."c“^:: IP RANGER A ilaiia'seed. $i.*130 Nurko Cow. Small HolstoIstoin. H orns ot Doc's Doctor, BUYING: EvoryltiiiiB in OOl WE-VE GOT Firewood' I. oshen g3^jvos]ockj^j[33j60i rraMer JOHN OEERE modol B350 - & silver. Idaho • CoiCoin -foom' sot. Sola. chan.'• > lumber. Poles. D.P. Lufflb« Call ynry ocnilo. woll Itosh 1^5: «n^oV^“cCall plow. 3-18 In. bottoms, good ; 733. loman, °«soa^. Pine. Cul. spill. 4 doUvcr mn and wind break. H. 1^‘n? b'oll ojlor V s L517. I L m ules. $150 foo. $25 b( 106-Sw lne 637-4 4 0 8 .______- mber. price, call 733-7642. Allalla Aphid. SK . major oppllancos Adan,(3am3 $250, Magnovox coi SPECIAL; Rouch Lumbe •d lor HEIFE’ R a b u l l , Calv5aI7os lngJ52!L543j6253,___ _ solestotoo, $100. On 51 ----- Nematode, Stale tested 1 omino 15 bred sows, sovoralI brood bro MUST SELL: 1984 N H -11ia:, 73W19?______$220 to $250. F'-ewpoOoO ------II 324- Free colostrum with1 calf,c k id g e n t l e Palon .•-----squarcdposts. 326-4069 purity and gorms. Call 3, hoars, closed hord quallly quai Swalhor 4 Donahuo Trallor, •> IDomestIc Malurd hon.r"call c. bodJrarnMM_734J15l_ ' . 06»-Virtety Foods . . ?i38or 324-34a?.ovos. C_alL53W628.______PonyX^lMMJWa ____ oloro 7 G_oodho.Call 234-4227ovoa, - ' Flolat'ion Watotbod, $1 brooding. 837-4468 bolor. j 734-73% ______U’SEOQARAQEDOORS'RS ^------HEREFORD COW with'UK B- MUST SELLi .ArabI; SCHWARTZ Front Loador 0 (I4xl4‘ stoei, $100); (I61 duo In m ares golding. Aral.rablari a m ,an o rap m ,______WANTEDTOBUY: — wood. $85); 116x7 massoni jiivor 097- H a y , Grain & Feed n2ato.734-9552_oj_3j6:494l for larm traclor. oxcollont Nightcrawlors. 734-4944,11 nnpt Fridays. 50» boxes. $5 oat 0 .. . lOS-Sheep/Goala nJ^ajo.Cajl 324-5069. _____ . Housolul ol lutnituro0 lor with garage door oponc ’ ALFALFA HAY.‘ 3 cuTlIni >»• Now Taking Horsos G innajjis,______ost Is J140); Lawn Slorago K Batt good lor seod. 734-2125. r s h o l s t e in s - » SPUD BED. 2V. new molor 'J s o d Moving soon. Most lollots. broak. train or ride, II. and bell, oxcolloni condl- : WANTED TO BUY; oa n exc. iRxQ made ot wood wi haulinQ avail 324-4010 inatod. horsos ridden ouisldo. stool (once posts, call Cc Call 09I>-Pel8& S u p p le s - - $235 oa. vaccinal L^ck l 1g;^Pgu»fy& Rabbin■« ___ tion. $1800. Call 324-3096, S. stool rools. $399.50(. Ci - - BEE BOARDS lor salo,e. I Fit- dohorned. Roady lotr sum- si lust arona broken. Call n]p22ft-i417^__ : _____ KAR'a STAN KIRMAN pattilatTctn 423-4864, ll no answer, c. ilhors. morjraM_.M 7:e2M,_____ Voler^23^«9______CHICKENS, $2,00 each. ea STIEGER Twin olfsol disc. 24 Adora’blo sllvor toy Pood'll'dies, ioen,lull and somo otho Ilr, Call ft wide. 6" wator pump, WANTED TO BUY: SnHAY, Ing 2 year olds. Call Ci I clot) m achino. 07HPiO.^_ "cnaTr: . . . utllng. HorefordRajichJ4J-58i3^ 2nd QUAIL 4 CHUCKAR,, chlchicks : 4 Happy Hooker Locatio a =ar.o,=“r"'Can bo 4 adults. Call alter 5:30>;30 1pm. SUPER 1048 Stackor. Ex- . K % ’— B aby-olothos,—Goodl^F-x ------n15{,_HEHEEORO-_flUL ]------N^-6aymff-TVoriTi5r-i■^240—diiVq die log Deacons bench. ( ;gv-93— 43»0739, ______L'J ■ ■ ■ ■ cBllont-shaperCBlI 324-7148.— ------• W ashington, T.F. 734-41 ” • nituto nico clothing, youth you ovos ______------F6R S'A LE;80lonol3tdcidcro p Good soloclion. Call Li 23^6 734:6.?0or733.0916,_...... bed, books. Kerr cannliinning Chosapooke puppi 58.7% L lck!oyJ14^ 00y ______jororrip^713JW73._____ WE REBUILD Hydraulic 324^151,326-4569,886-23K iptOS, allalla, 18.8% c.p.. 58. Jacks at ABBDTT'S AUTO Matching COUCH & CH»:h AIR, ia,s. storoo. lamps, boots..I', good hunting stock, she‘"O'S. I d n . Sprinncovo Ran 111010 112-lnioaH on brown Moral print, llko5 new,m folding tables, card tab §K -:r..';*K ;7d,o^ THAtTn SUPPLY. 305 Shoshone 837:6694. • Bliss. 3S2-420f. j:,fK..ra'!i?33‘.: !"0 la - . ----- BALL 4 SOCKETt H^ h a n u sirootS oulh.T w In, • ' 071-WantedtoTf8do5 $750. Maplo colloo tablo-iiow/2 toys bookcase, 10 spec ighay. oiW 5336^lor6Et^__._____ cllity n o w . has slattabling _____matching end tables. $'. $150, lois ol misc. Frl 4 Sat."aSmi Ac AKCCOCKERSPANIl 1068 OIOS0I 4 1048 Now - rm oil pup _ sjy ).C jU 5 2 7 ;6 y ?._ S|o"s''^cond'c^‘ir^^^^^ REGISTERED Long H Caljjl34.:4010;______:__ T R A O ir “iT s" "sirvo r ' >Kail oinotte sol. table wr4upluphol- 26 4 27. 9- 6 tako Oorm ■ 'S BUTTE IRRIGATIONm ha Z ’T n Holland Bale W agons. Mint , , $350. Fails Ave. E, 4 loliow aijns, s.jr Cocker 'Spanlol ■piio- p G O O D .' cican ■ SHELlELLEO Bull. Excolloni on those roS^..!;:"ir;p xeolPon^ condlllon.Call 536-2029, . boat, siotcd swivot chairs, $: 1 largo quantity pl oxcel 50. 536-6397. 734-6190 or 733-0916 Dies, cham pion bloodlinlines, CORN lor salo $5.75/C'5/cwt. call hollers. Ready to C a liB 8 8 ;^ r ______at Irriga- 1979 l.H.C. 1086. Cab. air, ’ rorpoj_or s^rtow. M^-2f92_2. Call543-5017...... 03. Stereo lapo, hoaler. w l . E. Wiil SIMM'ENTAL BULLS,Tom sot on STANDIND. 2 good lacks,' |j tlo^OlP^CalfS^*^^^ a’kC purobrod Schnauzrjzors. g o o d 'HAY FOR SALE. ' $150, deliver . C a ll9 3 4 -4 m __ ,_ _ losiod, high porjofmai 4-3"'l“4V’ HASTINQS GATED} PPIPE. dua°3^.'l600 hrs^ Call s’4^ &6l" ‘ 2nd 4 Su2ieJ)Ran_Ch,78W171.. Alum, PVC 4 undorgrot ’ " ?Qt^loa“y«'c!3lLfl^91. 800 hra,. Call . lomalo, 2 yrs old, gigood dollveted In approx 5 lon Tall. long, smooth pol mation. TH E TIM ES-NIMEWS ! 419. lots. Catl 324-5167.______Exc. auality. gonllo dlspos- disi lional color, conlorma ...... h„njar$125_Call 734-0419 .n la In- dloposUion. reasononablo, TflRtOATWNPIPE'IPE igM ’ NovTHolFiind’ Swathor. j I PUD- GOOD QUALITY Hay, 'iM ll * tion Your fnopoctlon Is ■ AKC Rod toy poodle p II Clark yUod j24-_26_21_pjl.314ji4j•5344 734j77Bor32fr4m __ Saloa modol 1495, Woll below now i i M O T HlER’SDAYENI E JTRY BLANK ■1 e o3l.352-4B55allor5;30. . _ plos lor salo. Will bo ro =gNSEV SUndInO, ■ Plooso Print 843. SPRINGER GUERN 'si May5.CailM?:5M-____ H ry"3 MILK-COW. 4yoarsotd,. , d . c « .ao3i er '"I. ball 4 socketLQi wilh 1984 New Holland R ound,: m^. will Balor. m o d ^ l^ ^^ .^w U h ^le -., . 1 jVm o^eninflSjL<:18iL— . powor tako oil pump. J MOTHER'S NA^lA M E ______- - rNTH” ? 4^3:402?^______----- hondio 4 linos. Call 324- ■ 7 ^ ^ ^ a l t e r 5ptn______HIGH QUALITY HAY.7''3 " oq s u g a r ANGUS RANC ------I ■all ^ year old 4 Yearling AtAngus Standing. 6'°*" f■ '* ” "0 o r 324-4536______2105 Wliile Tractor” 300 - AKC SIBERIAN HUSUSKY. tons; 20% protein. Cali &uljsj:ail412j235.__.______fijM}Uod_JacK. 733-7348, 3 in 5 hours, roll guard cab. olr, - .. . - -- 1 - T r T ii PARMA Ull Pump. 3 it ■ A D D R ESS_____ malo. 2 mos. old. has Sh ?-1 h.p.. 3 phase. Inc.c « heat, radio, weights &duilo, : ■ Call7334579X^torJ;______“ MANURE'SPREAOiNi )iN Q~ Throe 2 yr old SHORTHi b' q m ' a iy roasonablo oiler will b e - ■ lUSES Loos Cusiom Farming.S F .,. aLLsUoaW .nio-.” n'ood gonlle Gpldlnos,'s Moon p a n e l,324-8257alterBf l p-i o ^ ^ r conalt^o'od. Call 734-0657. ' ______S T A T E :______L .^ z iP ___ _ '. BEAUTIFUL DOG HOU: '03, 32M W V ______J C IT Y ______L 1 lothoose .__32M904_oj32M20J,. como lo 3 pt. Poet Hole DiOQer. 12 in - TuVirn 11 ANGUS Pairs, Exco ool now Aug#r.*300.2-W o»l.fu*r ------If -Suhr- calvoi, at •.side. Sprl^ngS ' o v d I P H O N E ______roTiot hay No rain. SW" o f -£ lank on aland. S250. JD m O 43-8558, Ranch, Bliss. 352-4202. b/sM OoVH''p^0VE’Sr !>•«»>. wide from w/3020 kll, - feulls; $ 6 5 /lo n J lW y -L " 4 * y S o fn o SOUTHSUJEIRmO*™ m ^55,734-2196._____ ^ .. .’ SILAGE lor sato. 45%^allalla. all ma Bull, " f a r .q .m ,, prod 900a lires. $4300. 4- ro * J ------S-M alHoi^EJIIVUMES-NEWSJ^IQIMEBIS.'RnAVniVgAWAY ______lQfld_On___mafOT-oac-^Jlt position. ll"5^fil_6iift.cuttM^mouftl«dr4fi00.------■ FOR SALE; Aquariums,s, fisfi {[5VTDm ~& s m a ll^ ■ 132 3RCIRD ST. W EST, TWIN FALIVLLS. IDAHO 83301 ppiies. Aiso. Harvosioto hayrmlag^o hoilors, $800. Call B86. firnv 733-7047 or 733-83i -Tienarc. m F 88 W wttom plow. 16 In. <■ bowls. 4 aquarluni supp boloro 8;00 O.m. or ever 32fr4197 or 326-5839.------with gauQO wheel, « 9 5 . MF -ivi.-lupir n.MCJIitio ttir crittn-. I'- 10 ' ■ Cali324J142j»itor6_em^.1. Call 7^4-417^______■venings ^ gUPER kids h o rse s' ® Eriter olion ,T, you -285To-n, 0 1 ^ 2 6 4 1 ------. black 100 P,S.I. Plastic Plpo>lpo wilh 4-row culthfitor with tools, (>• ,-irin(,„nC'.-() M.iy ni'i l'l l'^"^- ■ i FREE Male Oingo-Austrsitralian T M t« l 2« ------4 small. Buckskin. I M.iyT) VVrrim.Tn o.lll ' olrlpo !,■ Orowni ‘ :17 A oaskets. now. never u Shepherd X, 1 yr. old, c 1 to 14M « In $2.50/11. B In $2.00.2.00/fi.Vnn“H?‘’(i B bumtrL” *- ^ on wheels, hose & ■ i S 'a i . M Good l?«y-=ooy ’• . ‘ smooth mouth. $300 li has shots. Boen around )71, Breeding. 733-2925. gy^ lnJ1.50/ft.CalL423^1580,____w ond.$300,733-8665. ■ ■■ tie. 324-5393. R_0^oMCqlnqr, 733-2071, L * « L _ call 543-5371 « Tuesdaylay, April 30,1985 Tlni'es-No'-N0 W8 , Twin Falls, ldahoC-9’ ,

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■ • 114-Fann Implements 121'-Boats&Acc6M. ' 122-S p o rtln g G o o d s. 12&-Travel Trailers 126-Campers& Shells W-Moto^Homw ___ 135-Cycles & Supplies H O -T m c ia 't42-linport Sports Care 0 CLEAN 7< Inlernatlonai f n 1 26x7' Aluminum Cam^porjr “ a n n o u n c in g 1972, V973719V7 HONDA CT90 il For Sale: 1976 TRANS AM 4^»rroO M ^ololo Planteror ALL NEW BOATS Closo- QUNS wholesale plus 10%... I ? ? ! WIN NEB AGO*V » .Tllm II Loadstar 1600. w'/ l 2000 : Of tako over payments, Modal 4400,.. »000;10; salo HURRYll Only a low Also binoculars, scopos.». wheolor. Solf- cont. newM sholl. 80 SI oiler. Call 733-3- Frontier Motors will nowIW Troll BIkos. $350 each. Coll ,. 56_90,______Knapaholde bed and hoist. S C^11702:765-23M^ ( ______Lockwood Sood Loador,jr. lofl. 73S«41 Magk) Valley Knives. 734-0461. allcr noon. lurnaco. lots of storage. tako on a limltod basis moloror 733J08V______H ft. sides, new rubber ond on- , I, hom e consignments. We I* 1958 AUSTIN.HEALEY 100-6, S700: J.D . 10’ Rollof Harrow.w. M t f l n a ______- RUGER Security Six 357.} nood cond. $5500 or bost ol-I- • 10'* ' CAMPER. Flush lohoi. /O 1974 SUZUKI 125 RV, Good“ ly 23,000 ml. $7000. 734-5373. , gas/electrlc rolrlfl-. lois ofat havo Iho bost consignment condlllon, $200, Coll 423r 5. 1973 Datsun 240-Z, oxc, J1900; IH Chiosol Plow.w. All ttis b est In Marine aup-'[>• S talnloss 6 In. bairol. S275,5 'or-_Pl'L?3H42i.______■ c o n f 1-786-2639:788-4665. . • *2000: MF 57 3 bottom Plow . ■ oxtras. clean $1495 629?9 program , because wc .can o 'lS '3 i3 2 .___ > * .p lle a . Johnson. Mercury.2 - AI3Q. Uam a,J?om iL"c*..2_2_!2 1975 MONTANA BELL 13'-^'. — lake .ua<>o»-«nd'«>0 'P(ovi()a ;.-MbviF5G~0VERrEAS^Must , with hltchhlckor harrows,'3. MoTCriifSer. Soa Swirt, Cor- r.“-Ereturc-braiie-57TaiTotr5tntfT“f^--<5^TldyOJ^«wt^73^WS6.— 1974' YAMAHA 360 >' 1963 VW BAJA-BUG, New i t Bluo 6 in. barrel + tiolsior. .V bank linanclng. Soo Bob al !• Sell: 1983 ISUZU PickupP engine, trans, 4 paint. $1095, _ win. Dolphin Canoo 4 6Z S13i:12i;3?82jliqr.6,_____ range, •■propane, battery 4 1973 KlTcamporJO’^ 11. with f, 1980 KAWASAKI KE175.• Diesel, Low mlleaoo, like ; w quoon size overshot, lur­ Frontlor Moiors lor lull ° 734-0420or734-1317oves. .. 656 m hydro robulllIlll loader. 73M141 M«0>c“ RUGER 357. Holsior shells,: ' oloc. Sloops 4. like now I dota.lls.J34-M40_^______'‘ *i00;13i-3§lP:______; riew,24^,Cail231-028a^_ , transm ission. Call 73«-?714. ______fli con_dlMo_n^$i6^714J883,._ naco. chemical toilet, 3 way - 1976 YAMAHA 100 MX, -, 1971 PORSCHE 9I1T, Exc. - dies, bullets, Liko new. Call c fridge, 4 -'burner stove 4 ' Rental Molor Homes. Class " PICKUPS; Various yoars 4“ cond.. , must soo 10 ap- 806 Farmall Tractor w/cab.. 1 BOATERS LOOKI 723:628,______1975 26' KENCRAFT, Exc 4. tobullt ong.. good cond..•• models. Will irado ot lako ol- , I- 0XC'’ l-^36:59Mj i | i ^ ______A.goneralors.alr con. Curts '* predate. $10.000' possible •; old fobullt onglno. 1030130 Marlin Boals. Evonrudo. ; condition, awning, AC. dou- or bos2oyor2^_^9651.___••. fOi.j:ill625-J2J^l6iW£10. I Sevorai dozen Stool Traps, L Car Care. 734-3383 alter llnyclrioon_m^724-1272_ H Qalo W agon, f i t . Ollvofrof * W oservicoallbranda usod lor coyoies. J5 oach. ble bed. roar balh. lots ol)l 19>5 Campor Spociai, lully 1977 K21000. AiMhe extras. Ilh T.F.Mtr1n*.73M542 Siproap^7Mj7M9altor2.___ soil conlalnod, $2000 or ol-,7 ^P.HIl?330 056______!■ WEWILLPAYCA8 H lor 1974’* 1971VWSQUAREBACK Grain Drill. C-row Hoolh r4 Call6iM30L ______'■ 4 newer P.U .S4 4x4's. Also . «Boan cutter, e-row Lilllslonon 464 Sth SI W. Kevin Taylor 4 ler: Cabovor Camper. 15 4 You won'l buy more motor 0 Sun roof, radio, now tadlal io 1976 ROAD RANGER 22V^. irn Larry Bowlos. Owners. ^ Smllh 4 Wosson modol 1500 yoars old. ollor; White10 hom o for tho money! Im- ' 1977 4 newer Automobiles, tires, excellent cond,. many culllvator, B-row JO .corn Q fool soll-conialnod. sleeps nl, 1978 HONDA 750. VollorIf F£o_nt]or_Mpjpis2.724.:^0i_ , ptanlor. model 70.324-3234. - deluxe 270 bolt action rlllo. ) (ibciglass sholl lor full size■0 maculate 1976 Socuilly Mini. • spare parts. $1200,786-457X E7lrrf7do 4 MorruTy’ MoTors.rs. like now-used loss lhan ,• 1 6.1ownor.exe, cond. $4500. tn I 0 1 .r r - 9 (!^1I733J18^______' Pickup. $250 or ollor. Call,11 like new inside, Very optn 1957 FORD Pickup, V-6, good 11974 Oalsun 710 Statlon- b oals 4 llshing lackto..10. box of shells. New was S389. • 324-89S2_,______.. nnd spacious with lull rear,ar log, bogs, oxiros. new root" cond, $600 or bosl ollor. , 197622' KIT COMPANION Sth 60 'iLOj.y.510^423i41S5.______Toid's Marina & Sport Qdt,da. r ^ s t £ 0jl l 27_5j 24: 5312:___ -fiath. Economical 360 . 625:4170.or.e2S-5615.allorj^- j mMos?'Good* tfp cf'tim 115-FannWork Pa whool. Good cond. $5200.} 1976 'iJ'/j' ■’Spott King ' H oyburn/B urley. 67&;747_3,_• - XP-100. 223 nockod oul 10 Dodge. $11,995. Must seeoe 1979 HONDA XR 185.1 1964 FORD FIDO, body exc,. Call ( Bruce73 3 ;3 ll5 d ay s^ _ 'X C_ali32_44118.______Campor. Clean/ many ox-*■ this onol 7^4j675i______Overhauled. Now,/:haln 4 ALL TYPES Ground Work-k - -12 if. Arum. BOAT w/trallor.or. 7MM. Shllom barrel wJ2X : tras_.W500,CalM?3-4679 “ motor needs ropair. $500 or .1974 TOYOTA CELICA GT. , '5. 1976 20 II. WILDERNESS, 1975 30' OPEN ROAD, inter-. planting. loador wotk, ma­10- SEARS 7'A HP molor andmd Liopold scope. S325. 1976 811. KIT campor, or-. ttoa_rs_^M50._Caj[724i^iO^_- bosl olfor, 82» 5160.______., Good cond,. 30 MPG. $1500. nuro hauling, haying, rockck now elcc. molor w/gas Tankink Thom pson Conlor»dor. 7U.J. Solf contalnod, awning, '• national chassis, tear bath,O'- 1979 KAWASAKI 175 KD, le carpel, sleeps 6. oxcollonn Queen-size ovurshoi, lacks. i 1965 CHEVY 1 lon. Grain.n. : 324:§39^0l.3i4_:1231^'i:___ Dicker. Call ^ 3 - ^ . 4_paril7MXall,65,W129,__ good cond.. S175. Will trado •cruise, 1111, tool alt.lit. Good condition. $500. Call" catilo sides. $900 ot oiler. go ellhor ono lor good tablo10 ConJllloji^$«0_0.733-_5?65__ tie downs, siabili2or shcoKs. gonerator. awning. $14,000.00. 7 2 4 :1 2 9 ^ _ _ ;______1976 Toyota Cellco GT. tuns >g 1<* QLASTRON GT with 90 y SJBDOor bQSt_qller-_73^4^4^7S_. • c a i i w w m ______,good, 5 spd. w /rear window Call Broni Bowor hp Morcury motor. $4600.iOO, saii^lZf-SlI^.______. 1977 RANCHO EL RAY ^ LnRl,oav3M-!««< 1979 KAWASKAI, Falrrlngs. Io Cadlallle of T.T. 2V w/slide0 1978 8' cab ovor campor. 3 ;• 1966 MACK R700 Conv,V, | louvers, needs.somo body ______543-^974______NJc^SkJ_Bpol!7344m ___ 22 Magnum AnschuU rllto JV 1977 flOGAr AC,'genota‘tor.sr saddle bag. good condllion.• Sloopor. 4 5lh whool. 33535 work.■ Best olfor over $700, SS like new condlllon S275: 2222 oul. Tanoom. liko new., way gas oloc. Indgo, 2 way CUSTOM DISCING andnd 14 ll.'WOOD 4 FIBERGLASS . water sysion> w/eloc, pump,y' awning. TV anlonna. 15.600iOO $800.ca5!'J>i.^?PL______• Cummins. 5 4 4. SOHO. 23636 423:4389boloro2. ______or- magnum Smiih 4 Wosson)n $580pJ24_^964.______S: actual mllos, $16,000. Call Rollor Harrowing w/wlthoullul boat. Has windahiold, sloor- .' 3 burner slovo w/ovon. dou- all 1979 XLSOOS HONDA. Now• In,. W.V.. W/frame oxi. 4 2020 1977. Toyoia Collca. GT llll- chem ical application. Anyny Ing. 4 (aclorv Iraller. S35Q.ISO. J225: 20 gauQO Drowning10 ..1077 SILVERSTREAK. 30 ll.1 blo sink, rool alt cond..I Sharon 676-1151 days or ot tires. Chain. 4 exhaust.'■ fl- pot, bod, 543-5981._____ I ttrl double barrel In box I37S75 .Twin. bods. $14,900. Call - back. 5 sp. Good mpg $2400. 3128 lob, will Iravol. 734^533-13. Also, oldor 25 HP eloc. start radio, sloops 5, o ic . cond.(]• 67e-0691_cvcjilngs. Super clean, must see to“ 1966 KENWORTH COE, 350, : m otor. S250. 543-8570. 733^401^__ 637^294 o_r.M7_^4M8_._____ apjKC_cblo..Call_ra2-1028.;._ 0 , 326:5372eiM;______CU8T0M PLOWING. 4 bot­ - $1450. 733-7555. 1978 Cruise-Air. 20 if low cummins wllh lako. 165" I960 DATSUN 280ZX. very ' tom INT 145. Call Alan 1978 Empiro travot irailer.;• -76 8'^ fl. KIT Camper..7 mites, 360. Good shapo.10. . 1979 YAMAHA 650 Special.I- wheel base, $9000 or oiler.'"• low mlloage. lully equipped. . Kunkel 655-4275.______16 It. FIBERFORM wl ■ scll-conlalnod. 23‘ real nico. (] S13J0J. Call 326-5178______Runs 4 looks good. $1195 or - canopies. S zo load Iraflor. J; Q ueen-siio ovorshot. hyd. c ^ iK jy ^ ig i______- 426-5272after5p.m.____ m 2 Dodgo flam. j(koriOs_;__ TRAVEL TRAILER. 28 ll. Illlh'*> Boat racks, oxcollenl condl- 8"iT.' “FuiP ovcrrhoi“'Siov'o. • sholl, $800. Coll 4i3-«348 black I Inletlot. Low miles. -»-whool-4-1068-GMC-plckup_ sink. Ice box. Good cond.a. home. Roof alt. generalor,y . 1960 Harley Davidson, FLH,<• o « ^ :______Vorv. ' verv clean. Must see. ' ------MANURfSPREAOINQ------19B4~SMOKERCRAFT7-90 P—tionrOlM734:514J.™-— -■■S500;i2i;54i,faliorSI)m-;—— nood'llooT-plan-aO.OOO-ml:-nl:— Full-droasoti—6W0-mlla8~. Bon Hoidomann horso power Evinrudo,do *19Mlo_r_^o^J3_4-2025,___ ‘■ ^7f—GMC~ASTH0“ 8Vn—$252or42y§§5, ; ______: 7. 1980 NUWA 5lh whool. 39 It,'■ 8 ft., slldo -In. siooporcf tadialtiios. Luxury RVa, 436'38 $2920or_bes_t_q[lorJl24J«l• lake. 13 spd.. PS. Will take 20 . Coll 423-4269 ______loadod. usod 20 houis,jra! 15 fl. MEE-TO 19^, Sell-I'- show caso modol. Fully a Overland, Burloy, 676-4677, 198VZ28. R0d,T -l0p, loaded, 151 conlalned. cloan. Sloops 4. Campor. Excollonl cond. 1980 Kawasaki KZ 1000. Shall'! Oi.22ll.^0d^543:8?22_____-, only 28.000 actual miles. Manuro Hauling, rolotilling.ng. S10.000, Call Sharon 678-1151 loadod, toialiy soil confain-J‘ f;,lll7.14.0Mfi \ 678:7057, ot_436^-4581._____ im- da^£r_676-0891j'^n^lnqs. Priced to sell. Call 934-56S3. - drlvo. Full dress, excellenl” 1071 . Intornatlonal H70000 Selling ; lor w holesale $7495 horso ahoolng ond Irlmm- od. slide oul. 6.5 Onan. 1979 ROAD RUNNER, 23 11, It, C£n_dJl?25J23J§35_._____ , Ing: Also horaos tor sale orOf 21’ Rberform 327 new'rebuilt;uHl 15 II, 1976 COYOTB campor.ir. microwave, awning, more. ' Dump Truck wllh hoist 4 with a wattanly. Will take a' Cloan. 460 motor,' Mlcholin 1980 SUZUKI GN 400. needs13 bod. excellenl condilion:n: trade-in. Call 734-0420 days trade. Denver Fino 326-4631.1- Chovy engine 4 |ol drlvotivo Exc. cond. Clean 4 reafly 10 Must sell. S19.000 or best, 127-MolorHomes tl£0_5. $I4,0p£. 732-3_492;____ wllh tandom Irallor. Nicollco qo..t1995. 733-9087._____ C_alU23:4550..___ ; ______; - wotk. $500 or best ollor.f- 1965 Ford 1 Ton F350. cab 44 oj.724J2lI®i2T'J!?fl.S:______T, 1982 Pace ArTow 34' Molorlot 423J828._____.-i______unit - All for only J3995,M5. .16‘ Travel .Trailer. S Ic o p sl.6. 1980 32' doluxo m odol KITT i 972'd^66g e pa c e ar' r o w . . chaasoy; 1976 Blazer. 65 1982 DATSUN 280ZX. Load- ' Home, Exc. cond.. loaded 1961 KAWASAKI KZ 440. soldd cylinder. 2 wheel drivo. Soo “ HURRYI 733-6141 Magiciglo very clean. S1850 or bosl ol-ll- COMPANION Sth whool,I 2011. Exc. cond. Radial liios. w /exitas, under 15,000 mi. ed. oxc. cond.. low mllos. ' Valley M irine-. ___ l0£._calloio_nl£gsj340634_ Exc. cond. Lota of extras,»• *i800J3_2-4326_^Dr_532-427_8._ now In 1983 only 3900 mllos.1. at Big Wood Canal Com- - 678:2451 o_r529_-0550.______lots of extras, make oiler,t. pa^tty, Shoshone. 866-233l_._ Recreational - ^1967_Tfavel_Trai!of,_Scii con. n -_ C allm o rn .o ro v o . 764-2665. 1972 TIOGA molor homo, T. 1963 HONOA ACCORD LX. '-^:_10M.PACE-ARR6 W -lot-ronl_nl— 724^420 days 4 wMl^end_f—;------1972 FREIOHTUNEH—~ ~—AlrrPSrstoroorcxcTcond:^:------talnod. olecule gas. 12 volt,ll. 28 II. 1977 VACATIONEEf^R tB’.6 ll„ now lijc'5. o v!;• e r Sloops 7. Allotdablo luxury, “ ^2-^p^]no&>od9_ ___ cloan, carpols. o«c. cond.d. filth wheel. Awning, hitch,1 cond. 58.000 actual' mllos, 'V' 1981 YAMAHA CHAMP. Ex-(- Cabovet. 318 Delroll. 133 $7000. negotiable. Call 733--'. Call678-5404,alters. ill spoed. SOHO teats, twin ANTIOUE Brunswick-el- SI350Jlcons£^536;2M3,_.,_ brakos. $6750. Good condl-|. $^.000.678-8698 aflor Som. _ cellent shapo. $395, Call 'I" 5241 or 733-6811. ofler 5, _ .. «^Avlatlon______llon. 734-5429. 724^ 02^ ______ttJH«J8p00J24:3M 2^______Bolko-Collondar Co. rogula-Ila- 1968 soll-containcd 28’ 1976 ' DODGE '"H utirsm a’n 128-UlllltyJrall0r8_ _ 1984 QUICKSILVER MX.IX. llon sl:o poo! table, sialoaio YELLOWSTONE HavolGl - - -; Motor Homo, Very good _ 1981 YAMAHA 185 Exciter,t. 1973 GMC 350 4 sp eed. 324-24- l46-4WhselDrtves. or. very low mileage, exc. cond.J. 3102^3244662,______- siro^o light, (ull Insirumenisni bod, good cond. This is Ihe trailer. $3500 or best ollor. cond. Call 436-3992. boforo>7 7 s m a l l ”' UTIuTy' Tra'ller. ^ “nd Now 1665 Chovy psnolroarachulo, oxc. cond.nd. .reolthfnglJ975orbeslolIor.or. 423J828,___ ;______;; « ^ m p 8r!lStolls_. Toyoia bod. cuslom made.le. $556. 678-3316 or see al 1900>0 1974 CHEVY Crow Cab 3'*'3. SuburUn. Disiress sole/ , Conamj_B_ur2oj._;-;______734-7366 aMor 6pm. M 4:53iq,______1971 KIT TRAVEL TRAILER.R. Loor.'Custom shell. 8' In-i- w iT ”WNfj'EBAGO‘‘ ‘siro7t-7,. $275. Call 423-4447. . Ekc, cond, Crulso, Irir, outo V8, Loodod w/ ovory:— — BROWNING TRAP COMBO,JO, 23'. solf contained, excellentr>i sulatod. lug. racks, tinted■d aman Don Motor Homo 25‘.5-. m 10B2 KZ1100 'Shalt Drive.0. brakes, free camper inctud- extra. Chromo wheels, blp Hard C ase. Exc. cond. Call:all C£n_dlilonJ2000J_33j§07l._ glass. Brown/bolgc. Like0 'Fully loaded." gooa condi- 1,841 m iles. $2495 cash. Call■II O^,i280J!,J2W6M^______- tires, 4 whool floor control. '' - 713J7JB,______cr n^wCan allcr Sp_m_S4_3-p367_ 1lqn^$950q Call S472._ ” 3-2173al!Olt00£.m^ _. 1975 DODGE 3/4 ton, 3 spd,.d.. Idaho Ic. In storage at Gimlet - ____ _ 1973 BELL '7*13 Camper :: s Autorrtetlve 14.11, R borglaas w/1979 iun Trailer, Veiy clean, just rlghl 1982 KAWASAKI SP250. 2000DO good shape, $1400 ot olfor.Of- since Jan 2. $15,950 cash. ' ' 379 FOR SALE: RCBS Gun bl Older ovet-shoi campor,f, 1977 AMERICAN CLIPPER, Dt )’34-7228. days ask lor Bill or • Johnson 35 h.p,. 1979 e-Z:-Z Roloader and ailachtnentj.Its. lor small vehicic, $950. Call111 best oiler. Must sell. 543-3- 20 It Oodgo 440. Low mil. “ miles, like new, Fot sale ot Of Cjlj726;j083 lor a p p t._____ ' L0a_d_tr^l0_r. 734-2268. JIOO. Call 324-6237. 543-6565. 6960. ' ■ $14,000. CalJ 734-7198 - Trado lor good 3-Whoeler or 768:2253. evea^______- GOOD USED Toyota Land 132-A uto, Parts & 4^Wh ople r, CaJ! 1424915,___. 1977 1 700 Inlernatlonai wllh■ in Cruiser, 1970, $2350. Can see„. 1982YAMAHA650 MAXIM till hood. 5 spood tranamls-‘'3- at 166 Norlh Birch. Jerom e 1 _ . - New Ilro. battery 4 luno-up.p. slon. 2 spood roar axlo. withUh oj^call 324-2463 or 324-1130, I CHEVY 350 HEADS. Now $l3M^r_bosj.qllorJ24J366_: or.wlthoul body 4 hoiat. ox- MUST SELL: 1982 FORO F- ■ guides, seals, valve job, 1983 SUZUKI RM250, Walernr colloni condlllon, Schwans ISO 4x4 w/lbckoul hubs, 6 ■ Jip0,oxchango.J23-_45M_^ _ cooled, oxcollont condlllon.n 314^L0i.32t3i.M.______- cyl.. 4 spd., A/C. PS, dual I Complo'lc' rcbuHrChovy 283283 J 1100 will consider trade +4' 1978 DATSUN Longbed wllh■‘If' o a s u n k s .o x c . cond. $7500.. I V-e. 733-7t56or734.05I0allorlet ca,sJi.J33-2625pL.’!33.:?l^L_ now shell. 5 spood. AC. AM/M/ CalJ_62W354^allorJ;______- ■ 7 pm.______- 1983 YAMAHA, 175 '3 3 FM radio.,Call 73^1222^___- MUST SELL, 1984 Bronco II. ,. • I Duslor rear end, 4 tally (Ims.i;»- W heolor, Usod 1 year, Ilko(0 1978 FORO P-150, 4 spood,3d, v-6. 5 spd.. crulso. tllt.<' IP : e I K ]r e c r t xt t r y i I rear bumper. 4 lack tor°i' n £ ^ ‘2900Xa!L82MW7.___ -' V-€. oxcollenl shape. i2995,95. $2000_/b£st_ollo_r_^7230242_ B "pickup, Musi sell, make ol- -1983 YAMAHA IT 175. Ex-' 734-0420 or734.13l7evoa. - Nice 79 Ford-FlSO 4x4, AC.- . I 'O£j:alL4B?:?530.____•- cellont cond. $750, Coll 733-3- 1960 CHEV Heavy Vi ion, V-6.'-fl. PB. PS. 4 spd. lockouts. I Four 10X50 by 15, Norseman 6982qr^23Mi.^:; "au to . air. low m iles,-super:e r 81.000 mi., short b o d .S e e lo :...... 9 Armsliong, inadlalB, raised 1^CR600.ExcolIentcondl-fl. shape. Will lako a trado If), in, appreciate. $3700. Serious - • ■ while loiters, 4-5 hole Ford 1 1 $4295. Call 734-0420 or 734-34- Inquires, 734^3716._otlej.l._ ■ chrom o rims, like new. besil'?, tlon, Novor been taced. Call ______JONESORIg r e e n h o u s e ' tovOWEHBAKING I ______nilevoninfls,______- 1953 WILLY'S JEEP. Good ■ ojfot.J3_4-_9^M8.;______'825:555?. Q______CustomI I roiolilllnn. Most Pro(roe estim ates given. Ex- ^ :T7. 1984 KAWASAKI NINJAPa 1980 FORD 1 lon wtockot.Qf. condlllon. $1200. Call 733- ■ ADVERTISESE ^ c avatTnX: -NEW a-USEO'1966-Che»cllo- ,0—Centufr-boom-fully-ocjulp— t in backhoo or I®*!® ncJer K5, T o r'Ire e porioiioncod-in-Magic vaiicyr-fl- :'''T"ZX9()Wfr3500~rnirbsrTil>o- ■ YOUR For Iho bost in e s call 324-3490, Callallanytlmo324-3829. ' f l .and El Camlno parts. Lots ol P£^*12.^76M8.11-_____ 2 yrs exp. have estimates c p^risj:alj_e37-6612,______now, call L33;!36i,______- 1M5 CjI HARDTOP. I SERVICE SPECIACIALTY S M c k h '0'0’':10 wllh oxtonda I 1984 KAWASKI KX80. Ex-Z 1980 TOYOTA Longbed>00 customized. $3000. For more work Is guaran- ' NEW8X7lla'ibad. 2X6tbnnuo cellont condition. $700, 324-Pl. Pickup, 5 speed, radial tiros.os- ini(^cay?6:4q42.______? INTHISDIRECTC t'o°o'’d.“" c " r c and-groove. J300 or oiler. $21M. 536^720 or 423-4443. :T0RY Dloger (Bob - ___ :_____ 34_42^*£.'’-§Pin:______• - 1971 TOYOTA Land C ruiser.. 195Goodino. JUDY'brPAINflWaPA' F0 WweRnAi. wilderness cabovet camper. holo Bud whools 20 in. rub- mlng. Froo Froi oslimaios. Call ConiDncroto placing. _ 1982 350 CHEVY, oxc. cond..T d ______C^I]724:0«ljiltOfop£n_a:___ V______walealorllno ropalrs 4 replace- f l - b^r^ Call M3-5661 ______423-4851. Best ollor, Olher aulomotlyo iT u 1978 SUBARU BRAT 4x4, QARDENTiluiLUNG ______mononl,FoflClng,733-SOlfevos f l par|a avoilable. CaJ!7327l2_8. '55 INT'L 10-whoeler, 308 cu I ' Ctiire7T^if>t7nQ8<>n - - ' - in. Runs greal. good rubbor.3or AC. Sholl. $2250, Good cond, rdon tilling. Fair LAWN MOIm o w e r s 1 ADAMS 112 motor, toad ' 7334272 or D_oan al733-8761_, f l 10 years oxpoxperlance. Cuslom gordoi 2 spoed rear dllletcnilal. 3rd ^ $1300/bosl olfor, 733-7641. ■ roloroncos avallabio.blo. Intori- price tor gocgood job. CaU Sorvlco» tand luno. Froo member and rear axle oul07- of otador. bad engine. $1500. _ 1979 BRONCO. 351 onnlno 4 ■ or & oxtorlor. Saveto Af Buck- G rog.733-1839.1j 9. pick upJ 4 dollvory In lown. ^ ototllllna 4 Lawnmowlno IIa_49_2_tp_n Chevy eds C^|J_5«J861______spoed, exc, cond.. 65.000 Jo n o s GlaaGlass 4 Small Engine. Expi(pen lawn cate by Russ I1 i^ le s, $5700. 734-4147,_____ f l Call Chuck. 733-6369.69. 352 FORD Engine, newly ALLIS CHALMERS TL-16"4 4 ^41_--Vaii8______734-6755.6:S.e36MainAvo.N. Johr>hnson, Roloroncos, Call robulll. novor run, 1- com­— , whool drlvo. Loador. 2 yd 423-!'3-5669, ■ 1068 DODGE VAN. 318 v-6.6"3 3 1979 SCOUT Traveller, A/C. plolo 360 engine, needs buckot. Gas. good cond, speed, good cond, $650.350 PS. AT. new llros. oxc. ______QENERArCOTiX)NTT^CTOH~ rebuilt. $450 lot bolh. 1°*' Call $i520J.722i738:.Si3i______754J42Lai!qf6EJTi,______• conjJ2*:S 772ot733:1656. ■723-2051______1 c5MFLETfel>wri5M~U ^N ~~wbHK8 1974 CHEVY LWB VAN, ■350 350 I960 BRONCO XLT. V.-6. AT. 2 Power tahlng. Iroo Slato license. CySTpM_ 4 - CHROME Spoke Rims'rich w/ J3955 Coll 423-5516 or 423- 30d AC. near new lltes. $7300. . Comm, lawn main- RQIofdroHNia ■ V-8. AT. radio, corpel. good ■ Ing, shrub trlmmlnq.inq! 8iSS$ caMBiiTsVei-sgi5914. R es. 4 Cc tiros, H-76-1S In. Like new, ______- sh,a_B0. $1500.54^5177._____ Ca1J_92‘J3 7 2 .______f l . orlndlno. 733-«365,, 7^15867^ • lanco. BlBurloy to Bliss. Call111 Clyde aflor 3:30 I A_sklng $450, Call 7 3 3 J « 2° _ ° Cat B220 4WD Loader. Equlpodd I(or largo lawns. woo'eokdays. anyllmo on ■1 1976 GMC Van. AT. PB. PS.PS 1980 Chovy Scottsdalo, 4 - 12x15 33ln. BF Goodrich- rebuilt 3-71 diesel. 4 In 1 uninsulated, hoavy suspen-.lon^ Campersholl. lols ol oxiras. ______Froo osl.>l.733-7t05.______woe 7: ookonds at 733-5293. ^ radial all-terrain tires. Mounlod on 5 holo Ford- ■|7d 1?60” chEVY 4x4 Silverado. 1 chroiT^o rims.221-4136;____ Diesel, hydraulic conlrolsI 4 1963 CONTEMPO bubblo top f l CONCflETEWORK"K______Complolo law 14 van. Loaded with options,,ns Excellont condition, will Ilal work. oqujp., aorvk 7% 'sidoshlli, tear rippor. cab 4 *xc' consldor trade on 1 ton or 3/ ■ A 4 A Concrolo Ilal SERViCE S~PRjRINlTcLlAN'UP ■ good liros. $9^: MOOi» • 18,000 ml. 1 o t^ o t. oxc ■ patios; sidewalk, driveways. driv ovos.4wkondi ^3S^M t^pnsa ------436 4 tojielc_k_up. Call 536-2294., Com plete3to lawn caro. Mow- Haulsullng, moving, yard f l Porkim. duals 4 gas. $2850,50. cond. Luxury RV’a, 436 f l ^ rco ostlmaios. 733-K13-1656. 423^4457 or 733-9658.______Overland, Burloy. 676-4677.877. .1981 SILVERADO 3/4 lon. Ing. irImmImmlng 4 cloan up. caroiro. irash (omoval, ■ Exporloncod. bul lots ol lun 676705^or 436-4581._____ 4WD. 350 engino. vory low ______Call734.2«1-2861. oasiasonable ratofl,-733-3941. ^I mlloa loll! 1979 Suzuki 750. FOR SALE OR TRADE: Dilch /o'n. rniles. Call 734-56 0 7 . _____ Falrtlno. lugQoge rock,r.-T. boal lor concrolo ditcheslos 1964 FORD Conversion Van, ______Q R ^ L ich Like now. Take ovor pay-say- 1981 SUBARU 3 door Hat- >f crushed or pit deluxe seal, $1395. Call 733- and bulldozer with dllch I Cuatom PorttbloWWeMlrtQ e^ All typos of c I 1697 ovenlnos or loavo bladu on Iront. Call 737-1625527 m onls. Call 349-5 738.______chback. Now tiros, good * ATTENTION FARFARMERS: run gravol fpifor commorclal. .-r.-rirr;:;.-;; (m ss^qo^i2M '2423,______76 FORD VAN. 63.000 ml. shape. Call 423-5686^___ nmorclal 4 rosidonllal. 44 privalo work. LAWN8PP8~pray Tng~ ~ 7 ~ “ ^EElIm^i.K^lK;i ■ ■ . Rosidonllal & commc FOR SALE OR TRADE; 1979JO-A ------“ Exc. cond. $3000, firm. Call 1981 1/2 lon GMC 4x4. 350 f l ropair work. 423-5342, on wookond also. Larry WalWahl now spraying FullIII sorvlco. limbs cut 4 ■ engine, good condllion. dandelionsIons 4 liquid lorllll2or, lowowerod mochanlcally. In- ■ HONOA 750. oxcollent cond. 788-2028.______I '^7. JOHN DEERE - $6300. Call 543-4121 daya or 734-47677(ans.moch.) (at sureired. 734-1286. j_ j $1100. 623-4630.______L'_ USED . 142-ltiiporlSport8Cara 537-6922ovonlngs,______- - f l FOR SALE: 1977 HONOAolo: INDUSTRIALEOUIPMENT - 1962 CHEVY 3/4 ton 4X4. PS. ■ Goldwing. Full dross, low 198r“ sUBARtr” 4Xr“ GL I cDsfOM'^OTlLUf ■ mllos. oxc. cond. Call 324- GL - p0-4-sp;i lock oul hubs, 160.' Used D-6 Dozer. $7500, wagon, maroon molalllc, low nood cond. $1000. lako ovor f l Gardon spots . & yTow'ERREPAiR TREi^EE~SERVlCE ■ 2S?Lliy.^324:4963._Ovpi._ _ bo d s. Iroo osiosilmatos Crushed oraviravol. U-haul or L A W N I^ lies Usod 570-A Grodet. $60,000.0. m iles, oxc. cond. $6500.500. gaymenls. 733-9661.______Call 543-8082. MIko's SaSaw 4 Lawnmowor Troo GETTING OUTI For Salo: ■ . roasonablo ralos. 733-733-9086. wo dollvor. Cal 00 4 Shrubbery Itlmm- ■ }nd' Usod 510 Backhoo. $27,0005 733-9635 a l l e t 6 p .m ._____- 1982 FORO F-250. Dual tanks. * 141 Bluo BIu Lakes N, ing,g. Free est. Insured. ■I Harley • Davidson •• -pails, Usod 410 Backhoe. $16,7503 ee VW Bug, 25.000 mllos‘ on tut stoorlng. • 6 cyl., »1 _ e m j i '’L"IL!oiJ100,676:y6^. R easonabitable rales. 734-2284. jimm'sTtoeCare.734-l4B4, - ■ ^ robulll ongine $995, 676-21172117 Custom Topper sholl with f l HONDA 1983. low miles.mil- ELUOTTINDUSTRIAL __ __ Insert. Chromo spokes. ■ mono shock, period cond. I dE8iON&C»N8T^BUCTON dWVELftTdjT O PsSiL ^ 726- CO. • TO^VvT'BUG. Compiotoiytely $6500. 423-4416, alter 6, ___ loling. co- For drivewa ■ ______OS' lnlersecllonH w y93 4l-«4,4 robulll onglno. groat cona.mcl. 1982 Ford XLT. 400 V8. Auto, f l Bathroom romodolin p T s- rlooflrlQA'RarnodellnQ^ ^^aiY^'DiAfORS 0 H immaculate TS1000 L ramie tlio. dry wall wa and lols. otc. You I 1975 Jerom e. ID 'go o d Interior. Sacatlico.‘CO. crulso.loadod. oxcollent Itry. Tom- dollvor. Nortlorttiwesi Crane Asphaltt shingle1 applied. • Mon.-Frl.8-64Sal,6-12M . f l SUZUKI. 6000 aciual ml,, $1650, 733-6029. e v e s . ___ cond. $7950. Call 432-5276. . ■ finished carpentry, porloct cond. Grog. 1- 726- 324-2900 , f l Dobtusky 734-4167. and Rigging.g. 7733-1234, $5250.15%15% olf thru Aptll. Call 2495oulhPatkAve.W.2‘ fl 75 RABBIT. Now Iltos,r o r -■ 1963 BLAZER Silverado 8.2L. - “ 423-5410.0. ■7J4-T228 I ■ 4477._dajs:l;726:4250,ovjs, TollFrMl-«)(V«32-2000I struts, carb. sloroo. 75.000.000 Diosel, loadod. 4 spd.. oulo.. f l ONE OWNER- Raro nda. 197' Bob Houston. Salos Rop0 ml. $1600. Call 733-49641 _Of or sunroof, now tiros. 423-4922 ■ YZ-60. Exc. cond. new soat.and Homo Phono ,...., 733-149I490 734.7662.o ves4w kends. __ or 4234229.______^ ;------iM W R fJTOPAHT8 ^ ______f l Socrallce ol $200. Call 324- 78 TOYOTA CELICA GT,°T. ■;2FOHD1/3 5to r|B .d ... ______I DECK’S PAINTING 2216.01224;?5«.______im6T“ c o iff"’ ------pans-linioci =— J2500 or bosl 6116/. 5 SpO,. standard trans.. lockout — f l ----- KRDWORK______I PARTING OUT: 750 Honda m orlcal. Induslrial.a l^ S p ra y , :aia,7S4-5772, Exiorlor.ir. Anywhere in hatchback. Call Dennis,I)'*, hubs. 360 V8. Wllh campor Ih Avo Woat. Magic ValiValloy. Call 934-4952 WillIII do haullnn ol rubbish ■I ___ " ______• 734-9700 or 734-1490evos, '■ brush, roller. 733-B498 ’i i oncilOBferrfomossage. and:Id yard wotk. Call 733-3329. ■ jM,. 63 GMC S-15 Sierra Classicsle. .78 Toyota C ttlka QT Lilt- 7?S(5bUT pickup. V-6 auto, I I , ; 5 sp d .. sllvor 4 while. 3i30 back. Black pkg,. fac, ®'f. air. PS. lock oul hubs. 10*15 L MPG, $5000.423-5002, sunroof. 5sp, $1500,734-50160*8 D esorlD uolors.934-5096. YOUR CHANCE to own ont . of the quickest 4 mos stylish sirool cruisers. IB81 T I_ SUZUKI V4 1200 Madura A Toko ovor obligation 4 ll: ■ yours. Call 324-3234. ■ i c-10 Tlm’es-Nows. Twinin FFalls, Idaho Tuosday, ApApril 30,'1985"

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' 1 ...... 156-Aut08-Chevrolel 162-A utQ 9-For(l8______, 16fl-Mercury& Lincoln 172-Auios-Pontiac 172-Autoa-Ponliac 17S-Airt9 Dealera 175-Auto Dealers • — F'or” salo: 1968 CAMARO SSs s 1956 FORO. 4 dr.. funs good.i. w F ^ M E H C iJ ^ iobcai.cai, iF tT t r a n s ’ amTT sT C.I..c .i. 1966 Convoriibio Pontiailac. .396. PS. PB. aulo.. com-m- 11000.: call 536^397.______Good shapo. $600 Call 326- cloan. good cond. hardd toic Bonnovlllo. Triple black 5178______lind. coTlocior's Itom. $2500?500. loodod. oxcolloni condlllon '' 1963 FORD Fairlano 4 door. 324-2018of324-2572. $3700: Gonnovlllo Whito ' fy rodono Insido i out. Musl Now llros. runs excolloni,I, I960 CAPRI. 4 spood. ___door Hardtop, nlco car 3£,MMJI,i7^075^______sunrool. AM/FM. new liros. - W5,13H?§L ______lF7f?0NTiACTRANS‘AMAM. $1600. Call 733-7110, . 1947 CHEVROLET. 2 dr.S'- 1967 MUSTANG.6cyllndor.33 ______now palnl, velour Inlorioriflor. ------foslback. runs good, J2000, s£0_0iC^IA«3rl56?^____ 1981 MERCURY Lynx 3 door®9„ Chromo whools, good funn Cill536^_97_^______"-I__T 1970 MAVERICK. Good'd Llllbaek. Loadod. auto, willh Ino 400 ong. Must 900. $3795j7g5‘ 17 3 -A u t0 8 -P lymouth___ ]. lako a Irado In. sold wllh a 1952 CHEVROLET. 2 dr. cond.. good llros, J600, 734- 67&-7929, 1977 Plymoulh ARROW lastback. runs good. SIOOO, 69_25.a^llJ: a_nyjtmo_wknd3._ warranly. $3195. 734-0420 ot ca.ll53W 3i7^______•ji 734-1317 ovonlna#. 1977 PONTIAC Cotollna 4 df. - 1973 FORD PINTO. Robulll ^ AT. PS, PB, AC. looks & runsrun! fjW .'C all ^4‘*-700^°anvnm .1966 CHEVEUE. 350, aulo,. molor, now seals. 2000 CCs, goqd^good radlals. 678^04,)304. 1978 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ^ A/C. Ono Ol a kind. Cuslom, Qoo_dJ!i^^«50J24^6_95^_ 1979 PONTIAC Tfons Am AM/FM radio. Supor clean - 1973 RANCHERO SOO. 351-C. inoly m ust soe 10 approclalo. Cal '0 1973 OLDSMOBILE 98., 1 Loadod. outo.. extro/noli 1969 CHEVILLE. Comptotoly0')' 4.spd. 4-Barrol. PS. lld.-sHp gas 733.-5008. pvos. ______T h e a r t o>f f engineering restored, new ongino, mint'Int roarend, roconl ongine,0 ownor. good condlllon.lon. shorp . and good gai 1oadOd,_423-5012 Of 423-5858.58. m ileage. Sold wilh a war condition. Call Jack Warborn overhji^.Jl2_50.«i-i522___ ranty. will tako a l/adoj"?n! in 1 7 4 -A u to a -O lh e r^ _____ 733-0601 days or 734-173? 1975’ GRAND TORINO. Goodrd ------—— — evenings 4 wepy_ndS;____ 734;0420o_r_y4J2’leyL®:__ 1971 INT-L BUS. 2i Lease thele Audi 5000S j - body, inlorior, air. Poor 172-Aul03-Ponliac . 63 Ponliac Catalina. 2 dr 1972 VEGA. S500 o fb o sl o'- ol­ onglno J32^886;231_1,jll6:. dr. passsongor, V-8. aulo. $3201200 vr, hdlp., 389 AT. PS. PB, "O*- nov or bost oflor. Call Snydor’i ■ lor. Or nado lor oloc. lypo-R5‘ 1977" l TO ll. E«collonl condl-fl- 1976 ^ntlacXATALINA. Air. wrltor & .30 aut 6 rlllo {auto.. 7. • rodials. JIOOO or otior. Call Cal Automolivo. 201 W. Ellis hiX Hon. New paint. 11500. CallIll cruise. AM/FM 8-uack. tilt. 324-3518or 324-5894. P_a,uJ,.438-5400. _ or Boll acMon w/varlable 324^350. _ troHof hitch. 324-4257. = $ n ( 5 c 0^ o_^ g y 1.88^^709 ^ o'c 1977 p' iNTO, voty clean. 0 7 6 8 * —* ' 1975 MONTE CARLO. PS. G reons Usod Cars, call 324- ‘Howcowe.thatthimske KNO\VS SD AlUCH ;S£OaT we= PB. AC, AM/FM. Good con- dl|loh^7_33_i21«.______WHEN rr WASNt EVW s\A\AD5 1 eO^N 2 ' I fo r L%ilV > a m onth 1976’ CHEVY MONZA. 4 cyl.. S TlTHE TIMES-NElEWS 1 5 spood. sunrool. radlals,io't Ca!l.326-_4_069__ d — notstrtppedl) — m ags, sharp. S1350 01 Bosl 5 1■ (equipped - 145^4 1979 F'tSOFord 460. P/S, P'B , I WIOTHEFER’S DAY ENTITRY BLANK ollof. 733-3721 dayS.«3-«54 d! ■ P l e a s e P rim 14&-4WtlMlDrtV88 1S4-Aulos*Cadlllac __ allorS. AM-FM cass. Exc. cond. . IjJ * Airconditionio n i n g Clean. $4qpo_65^426_3.____ • rTFOROlinONCO'XLTTA/' a / c 'a d i u a c , ''T 97o boviiio, 65 CHEVY, ■■“OopendaBTe'‘’lo 1981 " e s c o r t WAGON. I ★ AM/FM cossossotto storoo T.A/C. now point, low tnlios.ios, gold w/whlio vinyl lop, (ullya- Iransportatlon. aulo.. 4 dr. & “■ J MOTHER'S NAMEME • ------I OKC^contf., » m 72^90^6^6. loadod, &6,000 ml, Soo io aO' ( i “ Loadod. oxcolloni shape. I ★ Powor sunreor o o f — proclalo. J1500 Urm. calcall studded snow tiros. J300.‘‘'O- sold with a waiianly, will 733-9007. Harold. lake a trade in, J3<95. 734-»- ■ ADDRESS______I I ★ Automatic transmtro ission 7 ^ 4 ^ 1 2 ^ ______- 0420 01 y4jl_317ovQt5lngs._ ; _____ 1956 CADILLAC 2 dr, harda r d ------g ir ExpandablosIoski storago sock 1941 Plymoulh Spoclaliclal lop. funs flood. S2500, calcall ^6^ A _ u t0^ - ^ g e ______19B4"THUNDE’RBIR6, 7500 _ * Powor wfindov - miles, 1 owner. LuxuryRV iB. -I! C IT Y ______STATE____ d o w s Doluxo. 7 passongor sodan.750' S3H397...... Locol cof, oood cond. J1750. — 1977DODGE ASPEN Siaiionion 436 Overland, Burloy. 678-rs: ■ ------1 *• ★ Cruiso Controitr o l • « 3 :^ 5 2 L ______Wagon. Good cond.. crulso.so. 4677.678-7057. or 436-J501. ■ p h o Ki e ______•-______I ir Eloctronic climdin' oto control systom " i56-Auto^-Ch^8l0r_ _ V-8 318. 49.000 low milos. 1957 CHEVY 2 dooj Sodair. I ' * Dual poworr mm irrors w/dofoggor Excolloni Insido and out.ouL 77'C O R D 6 b A. Full powerier good tiros. S2000 or bcal ol- Must 900 fo bollovo, J5000,1000. 65.000 mllfls. S1795 or bos3031 lm.J33-8707j)r.733J294._ l66-MercufyijJncoJn_ _ ! Mall to : TH E TIME/lES-NEWS MOTHER’S DtDAY GIVEAWAY ! H f o a t u r o Call5i^2992.______ollor. Call 734-7192. 1B79 DODGE OMNI. 4 ,’ sp, P' Could have had a V87 Ho'reHt II ■ 1 3 2 3 R DD £ST. WEST, TWIN FALLSLS, IDAHO 83301 _ ★ 13-function1 auto,ol chock systom 1962 T-BIRO. Full powoi and ------good cond. J1600. Call 886- isl 1984 Mercury Caprl-RS.:S. ■ 1,^^, 289^^lm_5gm______like Only one enny pur onveini»eln[K.' DoacJinic- lor oriinor, i;; IJ * Powor lockscs plusp Much M orol alf. Excolloni cond. JlSOO•oo' of 15fr-Autos-Chevrolet ... Haichback. high ou-put V8, Winiii.-i;; will 1)0Do.-liitiouncQd May Oil'in Iht; Titin.'s-NVkv;',Titi' I <>»of.,Coll_543t5649_^_,.. 76 OODGE Station Wagon,on. nir, handling packagc, 5 sp, •PluiSoloa Tox — 1970 CAMARO. 6 Cyi:, 3 spospd. Sought lor cross-couniiylity powci slootinjj, windows,la Z ' ,iv.lil.nl)h,- iiu'i; ,-i! th,. TiriK’S-Ni-w. n(i ■ ■ ;U9-Aut08_-AHC__^^ Mochanlcally sound. t270CJ700. irip. Groat lamlly car. Nowlow doors. Premium sound 1 - C2li6X8J925,______lires, now brakes. AC, Vae.i-ica- syslem . Low miles, 8500. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1'■ ■ ■ B ■ ■ ■ ■ J 1976 PACER, vory cloan,®*2‘ '979 Suburban Sllvoiadcado. tlon ready. JlSOO. 733-3155.155. jfigoo. Olive to o«pcrlenco oood moch, Aulo. PS, PB.PB- Good cond. J5500. Call 43£436- boloro lo m . alter 5pm 678i068G_allor6pm__ _ alf, >750. 734-3096mBS5aoo. S.^ 6073_____ 1975' COM'er Good condi­*; 175-AuloO«l0ra 175-A uto Dealers t75 -A u to Dealers 1983 EAGLE 4W0 Slallorlllon ,ggg CHEVETTE 4 cyl, 4 ap. tion. runs well. S900 or bosl W agon. Boaulilul cond.“'I''- Sport Oranno. o«c. confl 1K-Aul03-F0r_d olJof._Call 423-4545. ____ loadpd, 73M71A or 3?<.-865l. J1_600^324085L.______82 MUSTANG G U , aulO,. 10,. 1975 ’LiNCOLN Continental "I Lease Thehe Audi 4000S 1981 228. Hod.T.iop. loadcfldod, PS. PB. ciulse. AM-FMFM Mark IV. silvor. New llros 4 «2-AjJlo^JuW 5 ______only 28.000 aclual mlicalies, sioreo, low mileage, $5950,150. palnl. Exc. running -cond. S2500. Call4Sf>-r)fil7. Boby soon, m usl solll 193i1981 Solilng lor wholesale S7497495 734-0797allor6p.m. TRIUCK S.(ALE Bulck Rogol. Auloi tilt whootiool wllh a warranly. Will lakekc a. & crying»5P0i£?i!I33-3p913091 trado-ln. 734-O4J0 days1 oor ------. -Jgg 734-1317 0v0_nln03;______19B4^CKmS-10JX4 IflSa BUICK LE SABRE 400 175-A uto Dealers 175—Aulo Dealers ^ 9 9 9 5 »6a95 c n 5 8 * V-8; AT. AC, 100% (ocloryloiy! 73 MALia’u . 4 d'».. 350 V-£ ------1383 KISSAH PICKUP------"Ei^cpnarrnrn^isot B------autorr3upcr-3iralgni-n44‘ r ^ - Call73_4::7l9^______^^2995 1982 BUICiT HEGAL, Char 1982 c k j V: S6995'']?J0ci!Evn; J U a month nroy, diosol. vinyl rcol. Arc 84 CnovQiie w /lsu;u Oiosel 'I’;!*) ^5995 AM/FM radio cass. SS4005400. PB, AM/FM, cloth scata ,?25 733:?y^^y_s;734^74lj!ve5. 45.000 ml, $3995. 536-6568 WANTT 1 oselP 1982 PORDMOO^ ^5695 !'? *3995 ( e q u i p p e d— - not stripped!) 1981 CHEVY $ 6 9 9 5 ★ Air conditiontio n in g HIH- ^5995 ★ AM/FM cossi□ssotto storoo 175-A uto Dealers 175-A uto Dealera YOUFJR CAR 1981 lOyOTA 4X4 ^ 6 4 9 5 1™..' *<1695 ★ Power sunroin r o o f ■A SSpoodtrpn-•pnsmission 1381 CMC $ 6 9 9 5 ______139J»JL— - — Powor-windon d o w s ------^ORJIIRUCK!___ ■ 1980,GHCiPBIIfT Tirod of mis- lis s in g c a l l s , & ^ 4 9 9 5 11,!? *695 ★ Cruiso contrcn tr o l ~ ~ t a buyers not keeping ke appoint­ 1 ^ CHEVY LUV 4X4 $ 4 9 9 5 1975 CHEVY V ★ Duol poworor mr irrors w /dcfoggor m o n t s ? $3695 f o a tu r o igMfORD 1:4X4^ _ _ * 13-functionin outo.o chock systom ____^ ______1985 GMCI’/aTON V PICKUP Can't financo or take trades? $ 6 6 9 5 ™.' *2495- v-0 m olor. 4 jpoodJ Ironjmiiiion.irc ili'p bunipor, m chevy^'a ★ Powor locks:ks plusI much moro! AM radio and more. LET NATIONAL\l AUTO FINDERS f«, *1995 •Plui S0I04 Tax W»$I1.3SS.00 at $ SELL ITiIT FOR YOU 1 4 9 5 0 0 Wo hovo 12 proloiiiomional joloipooplo. Wo Ac- C H R IS5 JO , R D A N NOW copi Iradol & (Inancianco. O ver 900 lold ior g j oDuse i o j tallillod Cuitomori. Jkek P o r s cc I h e / A u d i ______FOR PETDETAIIS CALL! B o n k FiFInoncIng Avallablo O.O.A.C. C h o r lo s B o w y o r J r . 7 3J 3 3 - 2 9 5 4 c o n PAU LOOS l CHEVROLET Dan W obstor J l m C o r l o ^ 1534BluoBlako«Bl P O H TIA C &£ OY I486 Bluo Lokos: BBl lv d . N . Phono 733-0006 GMC TRUCKS /XYMOINDlliyW 3244318^^^lEROM E 734-65651 M E 3 . lo to k o i Blvd.N..Tw in Fall* l i i S i m n $ m s d i W R i ' !f U R l !

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), K { i • T yosdajlay, April 30,1985 TJmos.Nei-News Jw in Fallg, Idaho D-1. ■ Mutual funds D5 2 ------■ Closing stocks q I s - m s i n *e s s ■ Features D5-6 P »k',- 1 1 D cDW g i New I skiids Home Sales S a i g ;[ain Single Family B yC H K TC:U U R R IE R ‘ JJomes Sold' The Associali'aled Press '"/•Thousandss Seasonallyy ■ ■. I A d ju s te d 800 NKW YORDRK - The stock market s ' took its blgge'gest drop In more than five m onths Mond)nday. 700 The d ay’s’s selling: was attributed^ I concern over ov lhe Interest-rJte ‘ - i outlook. I The DowV ,Jo n e s average of 30 In-: 6 M ' ^ dustrials fellell 15.46 lo 1.259,?2, for Its largest lossss since 11 dropped 18,22 k points last NcNov. 10. m I ^ - , Volume on th e Now York Slock Ex- 500 M change camcme to 88.G6 mlllion,sharcs, against 8C.5757 m illion Friday. Ringing op►pen exchang9 ^ Analysts{ s:said uncertainty aboul in* rpil tere.st-rale• prospectspi put a d am per on 400 R inging of a cereerem oolal bell opened tradingling a t the left; K enneth RRosenblum, exchange preiresldent; the market,I, new racilltles of the Midwest Stock Exchichange In John Schmidt, , chchalmmn of the Santa Fe-S■Southern Prices ofif cexisting Treasury bonds, C hicago Monday,lay. T he exchange observes5 itits 103rd P acific Corp., and Chicago Mayor■ Harold ‘ which move^e in the opposite direction birthday anniver/e rs a iy today. Bell ringers are,a r from Washington. from inlereslest rates, showed losses of ___ AMJJASOND N D J F M 3- ^ . nearly SIO) fifor every SI.OOO In Mon------1984 1 98 5 (lay’s activity/Ity, In the dall;ally tally on lhe Big Board,' t p M declines outilutnumbered advances by more lhanI ;2 to 1. The exchange's’s Source: U.S. Commm e rc e ] Codernames,, shredcded pai■ com posite iniindex fell .89 to 104.(>3. D e p a rlm e nnt l Nationwideide turnover in NYSE- ^ listed Issues,2s, Including trades In those slocks on regionalrei exchanges and in helpedi Coke: keep bing seerV-' the over-lhe-he-counler market, totaled i08.iiG m illlorlon shares. ; Hornle saless post ------ATLANTA (AP) — Cor the project, AUantic PRichfield Jumped ,5'/). to_‘.P_ - the g ovem m ent said MMonday. ing os Interctcrest rales began climb------roldformularth&ncw one'newlllbekept—plans^byuslijsingTcd herrings auch as;------—1 taken-from-Coea-ColaJe-6-a8Sociation-r>ftVi-ln-activ tivo^lradlng.Jl'he-company— ‘y------‘‘Thls-irweicome-nelewsforan-in— ing:-But-the;Ihey-peaked-in-July-and—; ------locked In a bank vault a t t' T ru sl Co. of ♦ Telling cremployees In Puerto Rico,, ' w ith the late W illiam Alllilen White, a reporlcd plailans to buy back $1 billion dustry that was particticulariy hard have beenun ffalling steadily since, G eorgia. where thee !syrup based on lhe new/ noted1 Kansas newsp.iperr editor. c of ils slock,c, aan d raised its dividend. hit by the last recessicsion and there leading to0 bibrisk sales in both new Coca-Cola officials ha%have revealed form ula wa;was manufactured, lhal the2 Advertising Age report)rled Monday 'i'alk lhatII o0 th er oil companies m ight a re no signs to indlc;Icale lhal the and existing.ing homes, _ few detaiJs aboul the cha:hange, except form ula wa;ivas for Cherry Coke, which1 Ilh a t the ad agency for thehe new brand, tak e sim ilar,ar steps in the future spur- c u rren t Ixwm will bcbegin lo slow The avera'erage sales price of new ■ ‘ thaT the decision to beglHjgin research also w as recrecently inlroarrySpCileakcis. dow n fromim J$101,300 the m onth be- Goizueta took over In 1981 19i as chnir- • Tellingpapackage manufacturers andJ word ' of the new formukjla would not to 49’/i;; AnAmoco gained % to The report from thehe Commerce fore. The! mem edian price w as $83,000 mon and chief executiveeofflcer. oi IwUlers a1 rnew design for the iMtllea leak 1 o u t. Mobil addeded 1 lo 31%. and Texaco was Department and thee Department In March,1, ci com pared to $83,100 In The m agazine said lhthe McCann- up-’-«al40.I. of H ousing and Urb:rban Develop- February.y. The m edian price 1Rrlckson leam named lo handle ar- Aulo slock>cks were lower, conlinuing m ent salt! M arch s,sales totaled means , lalfhalf the homes sold for [ rangements for introducuctioil of lhe. their recentenl relrc:al amid concernI" 698,000, on a seasonanally adjusted m o re andJ halfha for less, new form ula m el in officcCCS called the lhat the peak pe. of the current cycle annual rate, comparei■ed to (38.000 In R egionalljlally.the sharpest jump ail term |b unker in New York andi ffed the notes m ight haveve pa-ssed for the industry.. Broker draws( ja y- • F eb ru ary . w as lhe 21 perccnt gain in the , taken during each mee;eeting into a General Mot(lotoM lo.st M.i to Ford I, representing Wesl. Homeame sales went- up 9 per- A commodilles Soudan’sI's brolMrin-law, Abdul I ™ The M arch figure, 1 HOUSTON (AP) -A c “ p a p e r shredder. Motor % to 4l-'H., and Chrysler T'» to the second straight1 monthly in- cen t in thehe SSouth and 7 percent in to 35 years in Wnhab Al.1 CGhazou. 48, of Syria, also ' broker was sentenced to “ S taff momlKJTs workingng on the pro- 34:‘;i, . c rease a tte r a slighijhl declinc In th e Mldwesl.vest, but declined 8 per- priso n M onday and toictold to try lo was sentemenced Monday lo five years I Jecfwcre required lo sigiign o a th s lhat Mobile-hoihoine and recreatlonal- January, is the highe;lesl since Feb- c e n ljn thete N ortheast. re p a y th e $4.25 mliiionDn proseculors in prison., Ghazou,G who vvas convlcledJ* they would nol disclosene w hat they vehicle issuesues also were weak. Fleet- j' sa y he m ade In a $50 milltiillion oil swin- last monthth oli three QpunU^oU^rJury' were working on, themogiigazlnesa’id. woodl-^nterferprlses dropped V/h lo 2C>,i.. 1______die. , and conspirpiracy in the affair, had fac- Proseculors said'1 • - Frederick ed up loI 1511 y e a rs In prison.and a - Soudan, 41, m ade the mnoney or by steal- WO.OOO fine,ne. “ Idaho chip maaker on magaziiiine’s list ' lng 200,000 tons of oil thlal at 1he delivered Attorneys2ys for both men have saidd to Soulh Africa, then conconspired with theconvicliicllons wiil bc appealed, ■ . others lo sink a supertanl;anker to covcr A Dutchr:hman. Anton Reidel. faces - up th e theft. ^charges irin the Netherlands andrMicroi n rated14th faiistest gi[rowing3 firm M ltakis h as been charged inn • He w as convicted on MMi arch 2Gof 1 7 '"’Nicholas Ml vilh offenses connected wllhh IJOISK (AP) - Micronin Technology Calif., anollolher eiKry In lhe bemicon-)n- so ared to $40 lasl fall asis the company Parklnsorison has blamed the steep counts of wire fraud,I, pj erjury, In- Inc., the Boise-based coromputer chip ductor fielield; Expediters Inlema-la- continued to grow at a ra;rapid pace. decline, atal least in pari, on Intense I terslate Iransporiaiion1 olof stolen pro- i’s law yers contended durjngg manufacturer; thal soarededlo financial lionai of WaiVashington in Seatlle. an a ir jmpetlllon In the computer ; perty, conspiracy to. defraudd the ''1 But the tide tuniccl, i eck federal trial, lhat Ihelrr 1 heiglits' before market,et problem s freight fo'onvarding r company, and f f p Vrket, S and hc has raised ques- United States and conspiracy cor |o ■ porarlly,early this yeari r a s weakness „ ^ i3 an Innocent oil broker who0 ;struck Ihls year, has beencn recognized Bufflon otf fFort Worth, Texas, which Mul po.sslbIe Jap a n e se sub- obstruct Justlcc. , , In th e sem iconductor ind ud in the deal by a "G reekk ,as the fourth fastest-grow)wing publicly m anufacluru res pipes, fillings and elec- production of memory chips Soudan apologized fortor his acllon.s sales, profits and sloe iop. Irical cable,le. )rt lo ll»e U nited S tales. The ' f C a r l O .B u o Iheld com pany in the natioi plunge. Micron PresldenBnl Joe Parkin- ; a fte r U.S. District Judge I had faced up lo (!6 y ears In area of profitability. Inc. government Is now in­ ^ Micron’s entrance ininlo "IN C ” .son w as forced lo cut the j announced the sentence. prison andcid an S88,000 tine, icron sccond nationally wilh ing thal possibility. magazine's top 100 marlarks lhe fir'sl ranked Mici labor force nearly in ha! ^ . “ I got Involved in something Prosecutculors said Soudan's largest ' hlrd of salas translating into sss'S?; Idaho company to make10 th e B oston operations, B ut in1 Ihithe last month. Micron an- islon," he said, assets are•e two1 bank' accounts In the , ^ le. II trailed HCW, a Boston ^ beyond my comprehensia „ • publ.icaUon'£ annual raratine INC income. - nounced1 ihithe dcvelopmenl of a new better. I made Bahamas3 and Switzerland, totalling ^ oil partnership firm thallal Net income for Ihi i *'l should have known be a ° senior edilor Curtis HarSKSn is “,'■1 lhe Deccmter <,„mp„i„rclir chip — one w ilh four limes a m istake.. .and I'm ververy sorry ." aboul $300,00,000, The money will be ‘ les Ihrough Febmary perlo j , Micron’s sales expansic 40.5 perccnt incom e lo sales nory of the'standard chip — ] Proseculors said thele schems e was divided Ixitween bet Shell International , ranked only 74th in growth, m illion. SIOO.OOO less■‘°t?,a“ I 't » ? h S J 22.000 percent from 1900 Hi le experts s.iy could set a riew part of a conspiracyy tto steal 1,4 T rading Co.Co.. which owned the oil. and ' allon is experiencing an en-2n- sa m e q u a rte r a y e a r eai ’Standard. I m illion b arrels of oil froifrom European Lloyd's of)f London,I which insured thee Sales Jumped from S38l181,000 in 1980 trepreneuriijrial revolution," Hartmanan 2C percen l of the nel in I firms and secretly dellveIver It to Soulh sunken vcsse.sscl. prosecutors said, lo $87.4 million last year,r, .nn lncrca.se said. "MicrIcron Technology riglil nowow September-November -c•quarter. The Parkin.soin.son has Indicated th at the i Africa, which has difflculculty buying oil Bue also50 told Soudan he should tryy betteredI by only three oiolher entries Is Idaho’si ExhibitR: No, 1." slock has been trading3 Ibelow its 1904 companyy may begin recalling j becau se of Internationalal (objection.s lo to sell someme of his belongings lo repayy on. INC.'S list — lop-r;•ranked Con- After goii'oing public at S14 a shareire issuance price for thee pasl several workers1 as sales of the new memory I its racial segregation pollwllcies. the money.:y .. vergenl Technologies of San. Jose, less lhan1 aa year ago, Micron slockick w eeks. ch ip develo]'clop. ' ~ L a te m oirtgage r paynm e n t s a n d f o r e‘Closures c 199 8 3 -4 Equity^ in horme offeers ste2ady inc<:ome •______Lalo morloooo paymoimonts and foroclosu>os fluclucluolcd only sllohlly It WOfO 30 day/or moro I______diifinn 1983 and 1964.64, Moftnaflo paymonis that tf ------ILyQu!rcanQldcrhnmcur stancci, assum e a reasononablerent ' ThereI are an many variations on this 5 6 20V. for the rest of your lives.;...... mortgage2 paym p ents. But you're In a1 would be $9,000 a year..You \ should bc technique.,ue.AsanUluslratlon, Kenand _ . _ i . — ...... 5.58% .21% Let's say you are bolhI aage (»5. own a Iow taxbrauld be offset by various5 ways wa lo your own life with lc7Thu1ax1axrallow5------K en 's big fa)tl>feiy

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(AP) - Ttuek and rail bids LASf L DAY I' ■ l i S to”” 10^97 02 POCATELLlinn tain report Monday: (ot grain delivered 10 Cnicaleago Quoiaiions irom Igi s s 8 i !8? 6 97- 06 Mut'' Bon 09 "’pocateilEILO' - While wheat 3 33 (do-n,n 1tOl USDA (oprosonl bids Itom3m terminal elevators. ■*, w , 00 (steady): 13 perceni spring3 3 96 procnsspis, mills and motearchandisets alter 1:30 B FOR F ' BIKES I * V “n l : 0} Ids gIi ifl's NL— .01 p " '" ' 14*lVl ta'sf 17 3 8 - 'l8 “ im ct Receive A tO-Speod Bike ■ .....’a ' “.£*lS”h?t;*L"hVa? 3io'(5S'w’n 3) ban H With Every lyn< Purchased ■ .. -CapNT 10.25 NL- 15 list:!! lgl ff !! "lo^rSF...., 3.,51 3 53^. H F.m*'*" nr: '®i®ti'.Oa_NL=_H___ IDS___ Nt)______se ini SOOli 6 0 3 U _ _ _ M - • _ \Si' Fd 1S.SS NL— NL- 21 redaraiad Funds: B ^ 7 . i : - 05 MtlQual sTii— ssh«:^;s'--"!’i rHEISiN M O TO R S'I ------“ ■ . 101 Fd 14.24 KL-NL- 08 CpC^sn unsva^ Bfm., 5 02 5 28- 02 Mui Sht s‘ “ " t - ;; 50 lup 50): 13-poes1: Equity 9 9 32 : NL- 08 Tai'*' E> ;1? n, Mondaylo< lot grains striving at Pettland lor ci 43 10 54 G.tPi 8 8; 57 NL Tome ment by tall, truck or barge, per BushlUShBl, :■ f S " st:K tl ll gS'n'J'' 'Vh158 NL- 02 HlYld 8i is^eotn.^bailey^and sorghum, pet cwt; Social 18.40 NL< 119 NL- 71 Ooln . 8 Si 49 NL- 05 NalTole a t - “ n x 1,74 NL- .11 ITO GiOup: ■fdJ. No 1 Lm'tocl:eclubwneati44 '* t' fl 15'26 nl .04 — ,13 InvDoj 10.2 to rt II 63- 05 ?M,d®m ynllow ,! C0tn5 45 ^ C*1«ln Ouilock: 140 NL— .13 Hllnco 14 1 Z" "' ' S.84' 23 35-.20 MaTf 14.8 KSJEZ;: T h e ' .gOpO' l l ” l2U '31 NL- 41 Inv flesh 4! It bttyatYkma5 05 i i " n »i oSne" • 1712 18.7?-i h f t R'el m161 l ' NL- 17 Istel 13; si "I'-H" I Vinter »neal Candn 6.2S 9 02- ■84 NL- .12 IvyGlh 13' S!;n!S-i!Z! "S^"r!d'.!;Otdinatypiot V a l u e o f w \ sec '-ir, I'tVu NL- .69 , fn'com n o i lOpctpiolein ■ S'lli? • '"'fo*6J 11 53.u _ 0} HllnCO B82!'82 NL- 04 J ? " * Grin 13 8 ' Menin 11.15 12.19- 63 NL- 01 JP ^ Inco 8^1 J! ?;:e. 6932H 7>?«” ?6— Otif I2nctpioloinllpclpiotemi i l l ” H o m e 0 \ AlA/nership ^ •;s- ” • r.' c ■ 'JS 12 35 NL— 11 NeuBotgot B< ,.1 ni 13pclpiolrintrln4.30 • c a » - i?;Sli?:?J. 15 39 33- 28 John Hancock: ?-l Eh’ 21 IdarttnoftO*!l8«mapr1ng«rtiMt W z V, mSS" Qd “o'i-98 ^NL Bond t4.4 5 « NL ' 13pClptotcm • g s r sn , NL- 13 ;?£ Hi r-l 14pc1piDtocn!b^ 4 U Homo ownershipiip can be m easured two Chad Fd 6.U NL—nl- .05 13 ^ ' 'iif’Hr - S Chp Olt 10,54 NL- EiiiiE li' 'y lio; s t : !! ways. TangiDletj'Denefiis includo the eqol-TT\ ChQSlnu) 51.89 NL- 01 NL USGvTr 10 ly you build oyer CIQNA Funds: sS;l ^ ,'H'!69 10 80- 01 Kauimn 1 08I NL KJwt “ o't 2657 NL- 19 or the years and lhe tax. Ofwlh 13 03 1 4 09- 14t3S5- 03 Kemper Funds;. 9 29 NL- 01 HB advantages you>u reali;:e from tho siart. In-in- ; HiYia 9.84 10.42!S-" SIS. lii!l 1?5|13 10- 59 Groi V ’& L li f i ; 'i l 28 72 NL- 14 tangibles includcde privacy, a sense of sccuijcurity and the feeling ' MunIB 7!i; 7!70!:S;h a SSI" lii!03 NL- 04 Gtow 11 8 13 78 NL- oa m i m m m ) a com munity,- ■ Value 11,70 12W- 69 12»S~10 . Ml YId 10 2 bi belonging loa 65 1169* 02 InllFd 12 8 I N E^Sr It 64 NL " ' Open Op« High Low Settle Oig. . As REALTORS*5* — m em bers of Ihe NATIATIONAL ASSOCIATION '^Ck a ' 14.43 JS.77- iiia Is85 23 I 32- 11 Mun B B3 12 19 NL- 09 QOLD ^J8- I .26 SelHII 21 99« :22 39- 21 Opin 11 11 13t 12 f s - o) Notlh*^' 5Ui: I00troyot.;< OF REALTORS'3' — we know aboul homo)mes in the community. As )4S- 16 SelLel 14 05 1 '*'=‘’° '‘"3?f?S'5??SJ-3» 30 325.0 .2 127- 07 SelMII 11.44 J11 1 U - 17 Tech"' nfl o03 12 05~ 13 *P0''0 !!! S t- S l2oo roal csiaio profe:lessionals, w e’ll do all we cjcan to helpyou fulfill as® -■ jM ils 13.40 15 08— ,09 Haaion GvSec 11 57 12.41-}.H- 03 • SelTcn 19.991 : 20 32- 47 Toi fli 13.4 333 20 336 50 333 20 336 00 .Ijoo ! y°‘"' dream of Ixhom e ov/nersfiip, ‘ 2 20 Durinq Private (Property(^1 W eek, April 28th1th-fulay - 4th. local -aa^M : 1 m REALTORS*' sasalute you. tho people tliailat 6wnC homes in | | 1 ’ 344 50 34« 50 344 50 364 20 . : ihisorco. Thankik you for lotting us servo2 yyo o u — a n d fo r | m m s n m ^IHi S 377 20 +: contributing so) mn uch to our community/andnalion, an JfTHSn* POCAIELLO (API - IdahoIho rinflo and loodiot Ptov sale;ales 20,320 Prev Close Prev day's>y'soponlnt 127.441.up476. • 1750 Ids S7 50-59 00. SILVER M onlh Commodi'odity Closc HighI Low P.M. iI'm 'lb*Ibl5« 00.57 00 leBdot O.OOOtfoyOI, Mny Maincs 3,29 3.29 3.20 3.21 jijnOQunlf May PEARSON FAARM Jun. live calte‘ C3.05 W.OOI , 63.05 63.8S Livestock suciion — Namo.I'04 LnoMOCk Mitkrti Soo g ! : 8 S ! : ! K f f i ! Jn i l % c F Sllutday: uM'iy anu tommTmctcul co-5 38 50- Ooc Apr. live cattlee G4.25 64.GO 6-1.17 64.60 54 00<5 7^hjhMccdct jan Si:! !3:S ffi !S:! : I 65.20 65.37 May feedercatllattle (^.20 &5.G0 tarn (D<;dct steers 44 00-427 5C50 HoisK'in sptmgst May !iS! !S:J f f i S : i | Jun. llvehogs 46.65 47;05; 46.60 4G.as noileis lop nmlpt 1040 00, b;baby oaity calves no Jul ^UCTICO N ^ TWO 7700 7»0 m l 1 3.48 3.51Mj. 3.461/4 3,471-j quote, lal lambs T«cn Fills qi I May. wheat ciy commercial bulls 46 50-5o W r i ' ^ f . r ; g;E._- May. Port; wheale a t 3.8S 3.87 3:85 3,87 rdrr heitets 56 00-58 25 Jan ;S! / t h u rR S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1985 X , at'DCker ^elte^ 43 0^70 25"'ii M ay. corn 2.84^4 2.66 i 2.8-J 2.845.V t00 00-e75 00 tat [logn Prcvdav't‘jJ^DpVnfnl 7« .CW. oM371 >s o a s t o f F a lr f io ld , Iddaho a h to tho junction of ] 00-54 50 Hnmaiks. ad -Locatod 4 milos Ju n . s ilv e r • 6.355 6.43 : . 6.30 6;39 fltevy calile W iOy. O'aii »odc cab. . n. 12 It', hoodor, gos ongino. Corncotnbino runs otid works good, Ju n . S -franc 38,36 38.88I '38.27 :W,84 lo 100 tower, decline on Otf ipiil deli.eiy, at 3 42 Jatk noilhetnin'ApiM A ptopoM'-d combiiio.N.C-4414 I ,Solol 10,4*38 snopip on duals, cnoico 10f5-130C tbs 57 00-58,T 7! ‘:z “S 'u r£ Moun- but (Iti'cli IS out . S.N. Ju n . J-ycn 39.61 39.82! 39.63 39,79 5f 00. mt.Bd good and cnoicn .oVy’n*edSrarn'cn'in‘Sooding‘’ *’ Quotations from Sinclair,ilr and Co, 57 50, npilBis cnoicn y5-n501sr.iw su-i;.s GROUIIND W ORKING EQUIPMENTEC ____ chojco^^050^bs^SS0»J^7^M Itom onu way plow. 3 poitil hilchitch - ford 3 botiom ono way s RT l Ford 130 III’ 4 bolto1 , Intortialional 10 ll, disc, otiJt. rubborri • Miskin Bomis 12*30 • *'*Shrieo""»,*larriBs "ica'ce,B, BVros Steady utiiitv plow 3 (lOiril hitcli point - hilcli • Inloriiollonol l^o,lo, 445 10 It, vlbro sharlA*arjet 9 + ';i 30l offiol di\c. Closing priccs (rom■om the New York Gales Ij U iSllH H ifll 00 4 00 3 95 3 97I —.07 tullipochors • Si* loo' Stock E xchange anddtheNASDA. th H.J.Heileinz 47^8 ~ |^ OENVER (API - Egg man>aikel snady Demand f^ev. sainssain 109 ^^aOpBftlnt 1,078, ones FARM MACHINEIiERY & lYEMS Clos:iose Chg. H osp.Ci.C orp 41'A — AL lait at BflJI Ol(o-Ings lliily ac OTHER 24F holo gtain drill on rubbor,, 6"6 spocing, doublo disc, lorgo all sites and grades Latoe Ai A%" crudV oTl' liit<'rnotio«al 510 34 31 Idaho)P P’ w r.C o . 41',^ .50- 51, small AA 10- 4t.Tjron0" A 54- 55. mofltum A 1.000 bW.; a lie lilt and OK lubbor - Jolin DuoDooro 14 fiolo gram drill, tnoloi A lbertson 1^ 49-SO. large 0 44. . '. 7 " ^paclIlg^. doublo disc, on siDul - Groin drill, 14 holo < — 11 bo« q u m M-i-d,^ - ','4I,'. CHICAGO (API - USOA - (lulloi Monday was AuO B a rry W right 21 uncfianflod A» 1 4150-1 4325S A I 4100-1 025 Sop E i i is I -■ 02 lioif typ<- <)ra^^ n*.-i'ir. 200 gollon tank. (’TO puriip,lip. hooms , Now Idoa tnonufo S a ra I>ee / 39 M ooree F F in. G p .^ ^ x 2 5 T ’n Eggs: Trade sontiment sloady sir Mondar Sales Ocl I „ \ptay.,'t on rubbor.>or . Sorvico troilor with 3000 /4 ^ New Yo/» CoMbo, Suflii an and Cocoa lichange p,..vday':lay'sopenln1 43.644,uDl.B57 35) ga^ ontjino, 2 unslons, %r f’TO drivon, bole lurnojrnor, lorgu llololion tiros, Ihis Monday. OCU. balor, hydraulic ton Open HlgriJh Low Settli Chg. tl;c M iU p « ^ • Ford 5 bor sido foko, 3 pointrtl hitch,hi J'TO dri»on - Farm hand 8UOArUWM.12 balor IS Iiko now - dilloroni F boskols - Two Schwartwarti 10 balo accumulators . Ir>- ■ 112,000 IM.; C*n U per Ib. J*uV j ~ loadof Wllh ibroo di TOM 70 70 49 90 « » ’ walhur with 16 loot dropor• lioodor,lio< gos ongino and runs SHH GEU d“e'p l \ l \ ) —JJ lornolionol 301 swcInly 200 bolos of sirow , noilherns: 17it 14.00 and l a in 50 ) —.54 good - ApptoMitnolol NEW YOnK lAPl - Spotpot nonlarious meial PintVs:2< 7 00. 2 I ii i ii ;i ’ “ "• Ills H ill : piKea Monday: • 72 JO 72 95 72 30 72 » • o It twelve noon. Thore It vary Aluminum • 48,35 eonis pe«pe> pound.i NY Comei Smallrediedi; 5al1B 00,1 al 1B.50and 10 sl 19 OO, Mat 21 40 21 40. 0 ! , « illo* I 7 05 N O T I t Sale timlost I long. After solo you eonrd7lvJ\MrFalHle"d*tor*'G‘rond. dfl apotmonm Closed Fti. j lir* sole will not loi . ‘^pp«f.7H».74cenl»»j>oundlund. U,S,dailinalloni. n'oOancPrel°2Vn/5o' ** **■ * *' ' *’ '* " ' ) v-lch. Mund. NY Comai spot Small»hlt< s iii! ill Is: H fnomft'dosed Fii. QlacktutliiS f lJ l’IS'**"*” *'’'” *’” - T E R M S i C a t h D o yf ol f S o l e Ouotaiionjions represent olltilngs ol tepcitini....1. PtBV day's OBen ml 10,368, up “ f , , } dellvated, dealers, cocourlesy ol Weststn Oesn Oeiler: ------Tttr*«:H»M«i4l*W*ek«2m{ afljiic Ptirn<,at«-nat_ll S No-i_ioa; »er; JERRY PIPEARSOM __ _ Gold - U2J.50 per ounce HanHandy & Hatman (only lasno deanan 111 and storage chargat. Prices» ate an jjl’ ] 47 3 5,. ______O j « a i ! , not necessat>sarilyQuo1eddallyt)yalldaal*ts 7 i» 77,» N A O ID B Y M A S T I R f» t A U C T IO N S I R V I C I ‘**OoS“?'tj23 00 pet itoy ounciunce.»NY Come* spoi ______SbP . 3 45 3 /O > S A L I M A" ^ T H I B U S IM IS a THAT S MIV V K IC I BUILT" monin closed Ftl. -. 14 3 7B J 77 .0 2 jUr . !i!S !S!i ! iS !SS : Silver -M.290pet ounce IHandyindyiHarmsn, ?.'; JI! i!) 74 05 7*P«0 73 30 74 15 • C U rki Silver • U J15 per itoy ounc«unce. NY Comei spot Mar 4 45 4 6'II -Jil li? 03 72 60 73 90 . 72 40 7337I 7 - M *v(tleB»«r*t Cary Osborne Cal Horper 73 50 73 50 72 15 72 U) - - 7 0 p ., 7» It. Itask. New - ^ i; !S !!i Eil IH Gooding. Idaho BuM, Idoho P.- :R (AP) — Oe*X'"*"‘*' •'•ady. Pmioi S' !!.' !!! . 72 00) - - 7 0 Buhl. Idaho 934-5350 , ’"puilnym - «r7,00-»280,000 ddpm,silc_ merrnn, I 17(iO-1B.50/,.N»0t.ska l7.00.1BOCirilM: Se^^ 0 0 5 alns3,511 3 - M 543-5227 ,. I Qteal No>the^f. 14.00-15.00 ol'lJ ) PtevBa,' , l/0|fftunce, N,Y. f Pievday'3 0poninl&3.187,ol( I • ’tf T u o sd any. y April 30,1985 Times-NowNows, Twin Fall^ldaho M*” M a r luc e ts — ^ ^ ------r » ______C l e s ii n g p i» r i c e s

NEW VORK (AP)-Monaiy n»- n» licKU .84 I71BA8 20U InlNttn 2.48 9 717421 51 - W PhllMr '4I 17 6124 tt -2H ■ H»dot . s j ,80. 8 1918 23H- W RW 3 10 47B 71H—tVt UnCatIncatb 3,40 9 1206 38W- H liontl pilces for New York SlociJlOCk IckHR 2.«0 13 iJ4 SS7S 49« O...CP .,7.°-? i n IS h - W PhilPel 3 — 8—8 — acDoalal 20 3U— W UnEleiinElec t,72 6 1999 17H—,% 61 —tw OarlKr 4.24 10 790 u9 _ Pilsbty 1.56I 5CM 05e 13 O t 17W- W UnPae EichtnflclMues; ,.J li^ !!5= 5 14 )093 2SVi— W Unltoy UMt O>0o>o. Bois'JS l;« Ib ’^ mmMM,-1 OataGrt 11 1844M0 0 7W-1H Johnjn 1.20 15 343478 43W. Vt PIOnBet 1.24 !Si:S5, liJin 87 - U Dayco . 24 a lU U 8H— U Joilan s 80 14 93 73W- Vt PlinyD 1.20f tt jJf H w - w J AMF .50 U iora IS^)-- VV, oo'owa 9 17(8 20KTOK—1 OaytHd .74 15 1051-H- 38JJ- » JoyMfg 1.40 14 171205 24W» Vt Plltsln ,.i ii'S-!! ,:r;: , ’i 5.SI 5 US?!!issleel 1 10 3793 27^'- W - 51 Bt4 R—H —. — Poland I 1 165 1145 2 W— It SCANA 7. . 9 131 24 H+ V* USWISWbSI 5.72 S 1803 76 — H !s“." = ' ‘JS S«=’Ji ’5 lU /btIS S h - H Deete^ ^1 25’tM a Kmarl 1.40 9 252500 33H- H PottGE 1.82! 7 259 1 ti . SchiPIo -1 13 1273 4 Vi-2 UnTcn AZP 277 7 971 74H-- H U D.ltPt 1.&3B U 27U 77M U I h — Ik KalsrAI .151 171753 13H- % ProctG 2 60) 12 3070 5 H— % Schimb Is.fjffssE 1 u Sfffl !’S g!-' ■ AblUb 1.40. H B1» « % - fl *» DfllT pp ^ B4B 77K* 17X Jk D°"Ed' I'U 710UM 16H*— Vfc - Kaneb .40 171718 9W- W PSvCot' - 77 9 593 2 W ‘t 4 9 225 38 — h esotof ’S » “J ! ! • " Inocal 1.20 11 79886 45U— W AflMlai 11 U '12'A«♦ 1*U Brnswk 1 B10a9 33W* 33V W OlamS 1.78 11 509696 19%-1 V* ' KanGE 2.36 5 88 ,60 10 654 ^ H - W Blon 1 64. i ! s ' i s i 7 i ! S °It 2 04 10 1 273 42W—IH Whitip iKi Elhyl s .58 11 110505 I20 - H Lilly 3.20 1113I 1251 77H-, Vl fleynln 3.50 1.20 ' 13 6994 30W TnConn 153e 97 25Vi* Vi Whill.Vhlllak ,60 10 331 21H- % I n i 4 0 li- V. ReyMlI ! 1 » ', ^e .84 16 260 O ii— Vi WllllarVllllam 1,40 6 1843 27Vt- % i f s ’i f 'M i’s i i 52 2Vt LlncNtl t.64 -12 I 1 !S 1! S 1 ! " ^ S ,20 1 7 30 7 ♦ W WlnOlVlnOli 1.68 1 3 56 35 AMomB '2.90 .17 IHB S V»l{xE i 5 & !S ssMii4W- ^iCelo* t.»0 9 38 :35W- Vi Llllon 7 10 I ( 608 69 —1 RlleAld .50 SU— FPLGp 1.88 8 8 I 4 K: l S t S P3905 6 — W Rorer 1.172 14^141 3 0^ - % Sysco 34 15 877 33% UNCResles * t78 flViT Vt Xetoi(etOi 3 IS 3106 45M-I I 1365 35H. V* Rowan 08 I 1 2.20 216 831 34V,- W ZaleC AN*tR» 2.22 12 772 W H-- V« s s s ;S 1! «“! SltBW Falichd 80 2 3 3 '17 — W Laland 1 ii i: 774 "-^8 l i s 30V.- ,i , ’ ” 8 713 iSli- W AmSid veo 11 4U 7 H-1V—m Ctimpln .40 2243 22'72H- W Falitd .18 9 7 7 'I3% - Vt u p ac 80b 37r 1 178 19Vi- Vi RoylD 7 87«n 5 3279 58S T.ECO 2 1 1.64 6 679 33 Zsnlll'ftntiht AT&T 1.20 1i10BS7 7DH-V 83 5ti— Vt LuckyS 1.18 10^ «1 1 .19% Amoco 3.30 SSS74uB4H> «7 5 5ESI' “ '” j; S Si 5 ; 5 E S 'i l 1 ISH- Vi -U-U- AMP .72 ia 1573 30<4- « 3 584^ Vt FnSOar 29 ; ,i i " : s Annous 7' 11 TEa 83>t- V la h * V, FItesin .80 10 9 9 ',JS=S s r MS l!lI 93J 45H- % I III H E A L T HH CARE CO>J V E R A C E ^ l l Anmny .44b 8 21 12 -18 v as;; j'S! S!J7 h - vy FOkS^ s^lM : ^^Igh Low 6*tO* Cftg. AplDls 1.121 IS 274 33 -IV-IW ChlPnT ,10o 7 13 23 1 s s - ” Kffi- , ,r 62 uw cashpotStoeb AiehOn .140 . 14 .959 701^- V 45W- Cl F^lChfc \.?7 2B30U83 : 74M- Vi v|l/an U N T Armeo 545 7H -= K 1: Sflli’s'?/ «l’ 377J5 534Vi- 5 I H FInlste 2.34 a 188M ‘4SVi- Vi MAPCO 1 a 1 AimWIn t.20 SU4: 33 -1 25H— H FleolEn .38 8 190101 : 20Vi-1li MarMid 1.60 i a ' 1 S i t - W 3 35 3 35 3 30 3 30 - 02 T V clllcrp 2:28 ” 2054 36 33H—IVi Miriiol .54 15 i ' 196 82W-3 Mat FOR NON-SMOH)KERS SS!S? S 2.?S 1 1^70 7 i26V* MailM 1.34 ! 4.00 ' 4 03 4 00 1 03 152 8rE* 1.10 iS’lo^??^79H FlwGBti 37 4H Masco .50 15.i ! 5U 29W~ % I 171 P !f,S!S ,'A.'45.115;.!+ 5H C1B»EI 2.52 8 1114 M'M h - V. Ftyfl. .40 1 090 90 18H MaiByF _ • Bon'rn’9aa.oir?7 35 FordM 7.40 ' 311181 ' ' H h E s c s k a F " " I (Rates for Major”r M edical 250 programn—subject — to I i AlllsCp 4 I3H Cloiox t.34 11 i290 35 tr»p«rbbl. -1 Coastal 40a 11l843 u5ru5IW* V. FrplMc .U 15 8313?' : 2 0 H -V MalD" S 1.88 0 1 ,g certificate limitatlItlons and exclusrons)») ^ J®C :S 1!"S US;'.- H CoeaCI 2 96 83 2048 88'B8%- Vl Fruont s .80^ 5 loa : ;s S;.- w ♦ Cotoeo 592 14:t4 H - 'A — 0 —0 — S W ,, TJ i » 27:33 27 38 27.M M o n t h l y M o n th ly Avne! .50 13 29^1- H J ColflPal 1.2*b 34 IOM 25' .70 JIVtAlH McDnl S .87 4 . il A g e o f ' W GTE 3 ^ ' b 2448 ' I S s L s ' f f l ^ applicant r a t e - r a te - — 8 — ~ . Mi«— V, Ganeii 1.48 21 84iJ! 1 S 5 7 !! KSES " ! » 17 64h Ocl 28 85 24 87 »65 M 75 - 70 Okilnll .97 2 2 70 I 3BV»* W, GnCorp t.SOb 135 499 499 4tli—lit McQiH 1.40 IB I 74 71 28 62 26 70 24.80 —.177 o r s p o u s e ______m a l e f e m a le ______WBllOU 04 ^ lis B J9 B 7H -m McKbSS 2.40 12 'S !S!!7 5 s:; 24.70 24 80 74 70 74 80 -.18 31V»— H CnD^n 1*4935135 ^ 59Vi-t Mead 1.20 8 I850 37%- W Jan 4 , Under 3 0 ...... $ 1 9 .9 5 $ 3 2 .0 0 440 4 3 'i- % Feb j IS 8 s j it:7S §E"3'" 'jS!,!!-.JB sl % GnFdS 2 50 It *474.74 1 43Vt—t'A Melvin 1.44 12 ' i 3 0 - 3 9 ...... 2 5 .9 5 3 8 .7 5 . OncOno 1.10 10 48 30%- 'i 37H- Vl GnKous .74 87 H'.* Vt Merck 3.20 15 111259 102 -1>< Mat BoliAm t.S2 11 1854 20H-= VS g S S !:i! '! ! 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Ij|_ i 87 3IVii-Vi MOttlJ- » -.a4--i002«4 2; 31 gug------TO.'O 71 00 70 00 70 90 - 45 Oovofly .32 TB tB2 J3 - V CutlW 1 20 13 24 3131H- H GOricti 156 •* ‘8^ : ■■“T1.75‘71 90-71 » 71-80——.45-I- -has.siTiQke.cUflLll:the past 12 m onths. (ThiThis applies even If _ _ Gouli/" '.M . 58 * 778 a 1690 28V,- W Ocl 72.55 72.70 72 40 72.80 - 451 only one person In the household Is applyiplying for coverage.) 41 39W— W NL Ind .20 ^ 599 12Vi* W Nov ia72_38%- ti Doe 74.80 ” :400 I______^.88- 1 0 ^ 9 • So~7Bw“ fjlimi'l ■ 2,20 i; i74-Prov sal«j4,10? ti. Q'«yf 12c I I 1090 1 Don ml 17.3l5.oltl,41l. ss of Idaho H ealth Sei NEW YORK (APl-Menday. nin». ImpOil gl.80 „ IB J9JJ9% - 'A Grumn I 7 ;I6 618 2«Vi4^ H NalFCs 1.88 33 27W-Vt PmvdaysoDon ■ ^ 1 Blue Cros: Service, Inc. vHU h GUWSI .90 12 1314114 37%— V, NalCyp 2 ! iionil piice* to« Amsricsn Sioc ^ 25li* -i LEADEDOASOUh)UNE “Bi* 1501 FeFederal W ay • Boise, ID 8 3 7 0 5 ^ EictianoB Issues; R S , . 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CHICAGO (API (AP - USDA - M»(Ot polalo ConsOO ^ .188 ^9|A ^ 47 - - 1-1 - • sliippino points US lA Friday in 100^ Oo you havo BIuq Croo300 or .Sluo Shield covorogo)0 nown< ? Y os n No n I - 'A '*« ,1 5} ‘ ! M 30V. W "’*saVk’*'^'Mlnno3innsou N OakDla tound reds 9 00- CfulcR 2 107 h * i ' « = S ISi'p", ’. , 'S '! '!!"(b i9h “ “ o^"^°c ’t o a i1508 31i«» % 10 00; Coloradoo 9 9 50-10 00, russcis 100 lb Sacks sue Damaon 3 94 4 —'L ' i{e"’'“'' M8 175 UW* ‘ oUenMI l*«b V9 1072 44H— H A Wisconsin 77 5050-7 75, Wishlnglon 7 OW 50; CDl- yos. 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C o n s t r u cI t t i o n ______Rr 1 IV)x.l8'1 iRRINGTON B ______8d2______m_ — IIJLM BBDi Tw in Kiiiis. IDBIi83:«)i J . (208)73:^-5(19m tiW~CC■ :ONSTRUCTI(ION ■ T. 1 BOX 4849 * TWINMN FALLS « IDAHO ' — ( i . D -4T lm o3-N ew b, i *vin FoilFoils, Idaho Tuosday, A^mji.i30,19as M ati r k e f ^ S uu s in e s s " ^ ^ i k r p k mt t i a y s o fT f 2§0~ ^ - . ^ P OiCATELLO C / (AP) — Biamlnnlng softness fn semi* lararge enough cul to sustainin tus,” Ms. Hartsoch said, o n c e ." I i O t c o n d uuctor ci m arkets, CJould-AMIII IInc. has laid off 250 “C‘O u r g o a l w a s lo ju s t d o It onci o n ly (3ould-A M I’s d o m e stic I l o L e m p loloyees y at ils mlcrocircullrytry p la n t h e r e a n d 190 The ' term inations affect onl: Texas> oilmain leads519841 w o r k:ers e r in Santa Clara, Calif, pilanls, k not facilities In Southuth Korea, the Philippines, T h e Icut drops Gould-AMI'ss Itotal work force in Au\ustria or Japan. I P o c ailello le ) to aboul 1,000. Term inated employees willvill be given severance pay. t " A tI tthis lime, we dort’t forosei2SCC calling the people wa.vages-owed and vacationin hhours accrued, officials cutives said Nancy llartsoch, sa:>ald. Mcdical and dental Insuinsurance coverage for ellgi- hest paiid exec b a c k in the very near term ," sa d*AM l s p o k e sw o m a n . bl(j l e e m p lo y e e s w ill c o n U n ue lto o th e e n d o f th is m o n th . ______> N K W YCYORK (AP) —.Texas oilmanan compensation was notot Included In Iday’s terminations, expectected to last al least American i MicrosystemsIS InI c . b u ill Its P o c a te llo 1 T . B o o ne PickensF Jr. was Uie highest»sl determining that figure. Jgh year’s end. ivere basedwd on employee effec- ekJlectroftics plant In 1970. Th(The company invested 520 ; jr p o r a te e x e c u tiv e i« 1984.iA. H e r e a r e th e 10 to p pa°aldoxccutlvcs. l [Jirouet - le ss, n o t s e n io r ity , s h e sa id1. . - milllQn m l about two years ago;o iiin a new fabrication area * enrned S22.8 million in sala-la- their companies, salar;ary and bonus ^5.. when heI Cl /c really Iwlieve with this laylayoff, we have made a a an n d i f h a s h a d a n a n n u a l p aayrpllofS24ml11lon. y rj r y , b onusus anti long-term compensa-!a- to ta l a n d lo n g -te rm c o mTipensation: i lion. Busins ln e s s W eek s a id T h u rs d a y , 1. T. Boone PIckcns> iJr.,J c h a ir m a n I------...... P ic k c nns. s. chairm an and president ofQf. and president. Mesa P(Petroleum Co., j Mesa Petrctroieum Co., got 54.2 millionon M .22 m illio n , 518,6 m illio1*0” r o r i , .; In s jila r y andr bonus for leading take-,ce-, 2. David A.. Jones,2S, c h a ir m a n , rd M otor - j! • ' *' o v e r fightshts for Gulf Corp. and Phillipsp s H u m a n a In c ., S722,(X)0.,517.39 $ million. _ _ _ , ^ P e tro le uum m Co. that made his.com-m- :i. K d so n D. d c C a stistro. chairman § - r r t Tnings f off ^jmh’. j ^ . . p i i l l ! o r i In p re -taax x and president, Data GeneralG< Corp., , r 'ThoI^s.A) ^ ■ ’p r m u i ^ " '' .. ?-}:{6,000,57.53mllljon..... 's board also awarded Pickensns -1. Herbert J. RichmjTiaft|"ejcecut rve Illlon in long-term compensa-;a- vice president, Data GeneralG< Corp.. , ’ iv t^ o V lllon ilch includes stock options nndnd S:WG.OOO. 50.96 inllllo n . declinedJ i:12.7 perccnl to 5783.3 ml.iiio I. irst quarter from lasl year’la r ’.s ^ in e flts. 5. I.x:e A. la c o c cra. a , chairman. *•' million, mainly bccauso o 1 Jones, chairm an of Humanana Chrysler Corp., 51.19I imillion. 51.31 ml ' h ig h e r incincome tax payments, e hospital-chain, was the se-ic- million. s pretax earnings rose to a g h e st p a id e x e c u tiv e a t 5U1.12,12 fi. S id n ey J . S c h e in b)org, ei president, 1 S1.319 billion, u p 1.4 p e rcc e nr t Busine.ss Week said In Its MCA Inc., 5500,000.54.1414 million. record Sl. ;i.301 billio n , in 1984's f fin^ ir s t Oe t e U s fo r Y n n N e e d s ind tractors during the periot rd \ ^ t h S7.9C m lijio n jn c om n- ^ B. P h illip C a ld w ell, ch:halrman. Ford |rucksanc e-com pany-s—W orldwidc-lr:_ |n ------— ------< b n ., ■ ------Motor co-si:n7miiiion7ti752;4a million:— B ut-the- IX b ill in c re a s e d .35.0 p e rcc e rn t : ‘R:k(effjroTiifc(“^ ^ ------i S9 companies Included In thehe • 9. Thomas D. O’N’Malley, vice comc-tax million, up from last year’ja r ’s ne’s survey boosted their topop chairman. Phibro-Salonjmon Inc.. 52,51 ^7 m SiMW.Smilllilllo n . ;r’s salaries and bonuses an mlUlon, 51.39 million. and Qated ^ipeip G s n e t s a le s ro s e to 513,2 billlotIlon. a v e r a g e; ooi f 12.7 p e rc c n t to SGM.CKX), fo[or r lu. Anthony R. Hanimilton, chair- Ford’s n pcrcent from 513 billion 1 i T. BOONE PICICKEN S t},e secoicond consecutive year of man. Avnet Inc.. 51.0Sr. million, $2,77 ,“P ■«, I98.l’s firslirst quarter. I Earns $22.8^milHon rr (louble-dif*[iifjit increases. I>ong-term■m m illio n . CE = ^ = r - i -. Ganninett maintainsis anti-takeoveer line LAST DAY ■■■■■■■■■■fl" N R W YOKK Y< (AP) “ Gannett Co.:o. after American Financlclal reported to I Li M ( b t lly the Securities and Exi ! CHICAGO (AP) - Fulutosjt09 ItstXng on ino InC. SUtctid Its directors unanimously Jxcliange Com- ■ F«FOR BIKES I ChleaooDoa'Oo' led their support for seyerai•al m is s io n th a t It ow n edid a S perccnt H Rocolvo A lO-Spood Olko I Op«fl HK)I<,nTlow L Lo« L«iiM,i 0cho. .0, re a ff irm e c eover measures afterer .stake in Gannett, H will/Vllh Evory lynx Purchoiod 1 / ^ A 7 y o /v ^ ^s u p f H y ^Soblmlnlmuin OoliM^lwi ^'?48vl 3 47>^ - «•/, m eeting5 Monday wlth^i majoror In a related matteter. the trade H ng Age said in ■ |HHEISEN I MOTORS 'iUHL, tOAi 1 ei; to? stockholdeIder who has voiced op|)osi-si- publication Advertising Moin Av<». E. 733-7700 lie proposals. ils Mondny Issue thatIt Lindner and 334% 3 5». « o?‘. t io n t o th c i 5 4 3 - 4 7 7 7 r - M « : 3 5^ 3 t ll'd T h e meeting m e with Carl Lindner,jr, Karl Eller, president of Phoenix- lal based Circle K Corp., reportedlyre were Jl • chairmanan of American I'Inancl.il y s bid forGannetl.______-;______""L ______C o r p ..o ff, CC in c in n a ti, c a m e flvo d a y s __ p la n n in g a 51.5 billio n b l • 8^bumlnlmum^«wu™gift«.Ifbu h . l ^ '

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F e a tt i u r e s ------1TV movi(ie doesn’I’t faze 12-year-(old mayci ^ o r CRABB, Texas (AP) - MMost kids While stardomlom leaves him cold, the C h a r ii t y c ai n b e td is a pypoirtit i n g ]w o u ld b c e x c ite d If th e y w erere the sub- young mayorr gtgets excited when he jeject c o( a television movie — bul nol talks about bascety. his ments gettingg a road paved and ob* ThcDcnvcrPost she said, andid tookI me inside to m eet. ■ aunt’s slore. almost two yeyears ago.--.laining signalunlures on a petition to in- h e r m o th e r an u t fro m J a m c s ^ H e tuu mn e d 1 y e a r old in A p ril. ■ Mc sion series, is producing a movien (or would liav^.S: faxes but might the reservation. Maybe II It was our It was cleara r lhat the cycle ol {Mver-. H up w N ew W o rid P ic tu r e s a b o u l Brian,Bt The not get any servii;rvicesfor20years," ln:aglnatidn that we saw hojhope there, ty had^'madede another revolulion In H young mayor says he mightll even gel to o . imily. I wanted lo shake H M artha’s fam Ilolo s t a r in 11. H er name was Martha. ShS h e w a s C. h e r a n d s a y ., "How “ did this happen?” H elcEven If he doesn’t. Brian H er father raised sheep neanear Rough Instead I made}dcsmalllalk. B • au:plans lo go to Holly\vood lo-\\“ SMI' I SPECIAIi o ( f t h T week Rock. She went lo the school scl and Whaldoyouo u do a ll d a y ? H Tsh h o o lin g - H o t D oll needed clothes. That wass about o all "herd sheepe p a n d sw ee p th e flo o r.” H theOn Sunday, the mayorr and his CAM H Save the Children Federatlortlon told us. How long ha'have you had electricity? H parents were hosts at a barlirbccue for IDWICHES W e w e r e h e r sp o n so rs. “Sixorsevejv e n y e a r s .” n - - p ’ ifk • Poitfoml - W illiams, who was in lownJ loI g e l a c- CGciodiciiidldn stylo Docon Starting In wc paipaid $15 a Did you eviever receive any money sio q u a ln tc d w ilh B ria n a n d C rabb. a t which OoUy m onth to help her anti herr communi-ci from Save theh c C h ild re n ? f f i ' Is 20 m ile s s o u lh o f H ouston. ty . I t w a s a p o o r c o u n try wherewhi Mar- "Two $40 chchecks. And a dress when H j , „ S p o c io l ...... * 2 ” m Like m osl pollliclans. Brla tha lived. From Connecticutcut 11 seem- I was 8.” •landeClin- Ffoo1c*CrBamCim Cono w/O bII Snntf!jlch ed lo comment on how mucuch money wiihTh®M« ___e d a w o rld a w a y. M y w ife sentsen special It was notot an easy conversation. ■ oMenllonofThfV^d ho received for the movie rig - gifts at ChrlsTmas andlienli^frthday. Marlhu”dldhTiTspoak'lCngllsh'wcllrhci—| a 'Story:------FOMIIYRYJESTAURAHI______W e g o t a n o te of th a n k s fro m i ;rc short, and sometimes $9 im her once, answers were A don’ljalkjiboul flnancincl.nl m a l- i ! 5 wfoil . . , Main, Joromo m aybe twice, a large chlldisIdlsh scrawl Dorothy answ>swered fo rher. But also I 1 ■ >ponSundavi — le r s to th e p r e s s ," lie sa id firrIrm ly . ______w r i tte n to a w orld o u l th e ree . fe lt lik e a n Inlin tr u d e r , p ry in g w ilh qu e s- ^ We sponsored Martha Ixbefore wc lions of incomiim e a n d life sty le , h o p e a n d H Wi h a d a c h ild of o u r ow n. 1 c:an’t a n say we aspirations,. Questions lhat hung ■ w ere attached to her. We neverne’ knew limply In a hoilouse of subsistence. B is : her. Nor did we know whathat life was 'I'hls girl, ,oi oncc only a chcck stub, H 1 like on the Navajo Reservallvation. Dust was sitting hehere before me. on a bare H ed and barefoot children. I supisuppose. We m attress In1 a hogan. And my hopes ^ h c J{/)evv o n ly J m a g ts. W e were children for her, courter te o u s a n d v a g u e a l) th o se W o f th e 'GOs w ho h a d op te d for foi careers years, werei hhere, loo, embodied and r.X Instead of the Peace Corps,?s. Bul here crushed. Thele ireality was failure, and le t was something- we couldlid do. We regrel. I wanlin te d lo know w hy. hoped. In some vague way.y, Ilo change Martha hadlad been part of a grand h e r life . experiment oion the Navajo' Reserva- Wc senl inoney for a dec;iecade, pro- tion. an attcm;jmpllo break the habits of > \ J |/ i bably $1,S00 all loid. But Itt became,be in dependency' aand control. The Rough ■ f l tim e, just anolher bill, andtlidther dunn- Rock schoolI ww a s th e (Irst in th e n a tio n _ ing computer. In the nameic ofo Marlha to be nin byy IIndians, a school where Martham noses with batiby son Ha rrIn d fa th IS ■Benally~Abouf three-yearcars*agori—Navajo'cultui turc'ivas-strcssod,-whcc— - stopfjed sending money. We W had a cia^es^erere_bilinguai, where sian- was wa; like, turning the calcndndar, each.-.Children-Fcde c h i l d r a h o m e u n d e r c o n struructioii. c and 'dards were thith e ir ow n a n d e le m e n ta ry s sh h e e e t a lo s t y e a r , a lo st oppororlunity. A expenses, she s bigger bills. Month after;r monthi It students werweren’t given traditional c chi h ild h o o d w a s te d . The (ederatie e n d e d u p on th e bo tto m of Iheplie,the un- grades. I wanted lo blame the sclschool, bul clency project til the Save the ChildrenI Flles and clothing. School about ab< kids who canncmot lake parched land. ( a b o u t 19.” O ne of th e m w aIS s MN a rlh a . p e rs o n n e l ha:handled the money, and homework hoi home becaususe lheir wonderful gesli; and experience, projecls pendency on the federal I had found him at the RoughRoi Rock somei rememlm bcr Bertha Benally ask- parents pat are illlterale? Theyjy so u n d e d to le v e r a g e th e school, working on the bu.sus heI drove, ing for Martijrlha’s checks. Bul there lireci, Ure com m itted bul burned ( , I had heard those same SPECTACllICULAR SAVINGS M artha was home, he told}ld an inter- had been almcm osl continuous turnovers Bl y ID78. ro u g h R o c k 's in ade ago. But there had M e re s t in . . i l ’ T " ’? ' ' ' ’;® . q uUALITY a MAYTAG : preter. He agreed to showlow me the of staff, andd ddozens o( programs, and Save Sa' lhe Children had (affifiivi nnfi tid ie d w hen!ss. 1 Em erson countered, PN w a y . somewhere,:, lost1 In all lhat. was my fund.s fun lopped going there, alSioS Harris and lg',the a n In d ia n now w as in LIANCESPLUSA : Their home was al the fool of Black $1,800. There;re was no evidence lhat the Uie organization continuedd lo cliect ro fflc e . . easily. Harris Mountain, a splncy ridgeige running Martha hadIbeneflled b< from.lt. $16 $ie lo SIC each monlh In the have roiled oul millions FREE '"'■sl fasclnatcii north and south in lhe mldtildcile of the She had begK2gun school quiet and shy. M m:i artha and other local childr aid. "It fell like rain on "Navajo Rcscrvallon In nonnortheaslem nearly mulele in English, a girl who The q Save the Children S Fc r n t t o n ll. (Y ' o u r) $1,800 is a nice, Arizona. It was terribly drydr; even in tried, accord)rding to her first-grade collects col money in lhe names,es of more Martha sho«ssture. Bul what can il do M a rc h . H e h a d lo h a u l water w; four teacher. Byy I th e n e x t y e a r, 1073, s h e lhan thji 4.000 ■children on thehe Navajo baaliig wllhh c t s it u a ti o n ? ” times a week Jor his family fai and was far enoiiiough behind lo warrant Reservation, Rc; but there still111 are 300 ramshackle loganco had been swept and s h e e p . ^'special .comoncem.” Her attendance- cases, ca^ like those a( Roughh Rock, in and car hoods,1 relurnotl. Marlha and The compound wa.ilhree.lee.bull_dings,_ was poor. As lhe years slipped by. w wh h ic h lh e m b n e y g o e s to a pnproJecl lna_hclti,it.cio.se_lolthe boy’s father, Hoskie. corrals and a ceremoniionial shade teachers rep•eported wllh Increasing community cor olher than thehe child’s, "Whai wille ycam ea, and she smiled IFT PACK house. There were dogs; aiand sheep, alarm her fafalling grades — due lo Said Sal Gloria I^merson, directfctor o( the (rom now?” rlsI a was a typical child, ;hase any qualily And in the center the hog;logan where lack of attendn d a n c e . She w as h e ld b a c k Save Sa> Uie Children Navajo0 office Ih She shrugsted and lhen cranky, and tag appliance “ •• M arlha lived. a g a in a n d aig g a a ln . G G a a n a d o , A rlz. 0 ( th e S192 ppaid each sheep,id h im , ludlng-thc'fooaiArasi^— — " She looked like a schoolgiiIgirl in Jeans 11 was not)t i an unusual story on the year yc: by a sponsor, only abobout SCO Is 11 seemed a s lowed us the new lambs. and sneakers, The same big eyes, lhe Navajo Resieservation, Bul still il spent spc on a project in an Indtidian com- only question i oser) and receive 1 lheir mothers, in the long dark hair. She was thlrthin and shy. angered me.e. 1Flipping through'her file munity. mu The rest goes (or thoho S.ive th e a n s w e r w a s In 1 E, a TEXIZE GIFT corral made of branches PACKK dldesigned lo handle is. She plA cd one up and ■ clolhingcIc care needs lo h e r , ■ kccp-your-kilehen— ^ ^ .1 you bc doing (ive years ‘Fathei»r Jo e ’ Jstays I asked.ber. iances sparkling! jgged. “Just herding OFFER ENENDS SEPT. 15, 19B5

a sad answer. But I could MAYTAGi HEAVy DUTY WASA SH ERS with pcoor in ’Nam in (ro m m y c u ltu re . T h e $ 9 0 0 0 ' In h e rs . . Starts At ^ 5 water, lhe orphaned B y L A U R IK SULLIVAN drinking wi . • First in prelEjlerence, {b,i5c() on n.Hion.ilI ,;iirvcy,;ur .ijkiii(i md finally, of the com- | The Associated Press children, and consiimcfS winvMlCM t)l,iri(J ol VV.1SI1CI liicy’d likeiC lo own) al both hc and his brother munism lh a l: W arning • Lasls longer,er, needs fewer repairs nndnd costs( less len the lasl bitterly blamime (or the plight o( the.. OGDKN, Utah - When lo servicf' ‘‘’•’T •’ny other brand! A m ericans evacuated Southluth Vietnam refugees.- Pinche( io 1975, the Rev. Jam es De\Devlin refus- "You haveve to ask the people who ' i P l i S ed to'go with them, wailingng Instead to live under 111 Of the estimated GOO,iWO.OOO Vicl- sea. He Is; wwaiting (or someone to elr homeland claim him. IIHe doesn't cry — ever — nbnoss in Hands n a m e s e w ho h a v e fled th e ir 2. NockPdin.T since the war, half have‘ didrowned al hejustw ailsiIs a n d w a tc h e s th e w a v e s ,” o u R r oon Shoulders. Dif- sea or been murderedxi by Thai hc writes. if y'ou do not hovo ' thing, Abdominal 3. Shoulder Pol pirates. For those whoI sisucce-ssfuly The terrorjr oni the seas Is recounted willing to occcpl wi $ 5 0 9 0 0 Arms, Numb S 4 9 9 0 0 cross the treacherousIS Gulf of by Joe as il was lold to him by a poymont in lull lor h( :k P o in , H ip P o in , tnam esc iiculenant fleeing 5 4 0 9 ~ S A V I ‘S O - Thailand, washing up more)redeadlhah former Vletnj odm inibtrotor wilt bo d. Pain Bolwoo1 L o g s. S A V E M O O -f a liv e o n th e T h a i C oast, FFather a l Joe'Is in a crampeped fishing boal lo Song and help fill out the no ficult Brcolhi S A V i ^ e o - G et Tho $35.00 Valuo JETCLEAN”' w aiting wilh open arms. K h la . WHY A BIG LOAD DRYERS 30-INCH RANGES DISHWASHERS : S o m e 13,000 m ile s a n d 12 tim 1 e zo n es ‘‘I tr y to0 avoid) pirates by going ' 5. Lowor Back I • Coimnctoaiiy pioven m • CooVitig OUJlily you CJti • KoCofly Qtisyour duhcs At tho Norfhsidc Chii away, at St. Joseph’s HighIgh School in straight to5 :Singapore. Still, three Pain Down L' sfiil'service l,iuni)ne5 depend on • Deiu

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"The p^ple who were ay, the federal penltcnUary [The Assoclaled Press ‘‘I would c 10 gave) some On Friday, J u lla n A lfa y a , w h o se fa - m i g r a n t s slo w e d a n d was w. finally Huge oran'onge circus tents lo holdid camps were people (who s c y ,” s a id J u l 37, vere going to In AUantaI hhe e ld e x a c U y 1,900 C u b a n s ,vo b r o th e rs h a d e m ig r a te d stopped, s t U.S. officials reallillzed Castro thousands of:o f re fu g e e s w e r e e re c te d aIt t Indications that they we '■ MIAMI — The exodus sUstarted with ther and two ilems, people detainedby by Uie INS. according to 14 years earlier and found had hr used the refugees for: hhis own ad- an old mIsslUsllc b a s e on K ro m e A v e n u eB. , have adjustment proWe two lobster boats slippinglg co u t o f K ey to M ia m i 14 : said Duke prisonspokes(kesman W illiam Noonon. shermen in South Florida^ vjv a n ta g e . bordering thithe Everglades in western■n with mental problems," iWest to make the illegaegal 14-hour work as fisht r the INS In The latests t figuref for Uie number of yed behind with his mother That April 5 and 6, s so o m e , 10,000 D a d e C ou nnty. ly The site has continued!d Austin, spokesman for jo u r n e y lo th e p o r t o f M airle rie l, 27 m ile s H e h a d sta y e i ! was a mbc of Marlel refui■cfugees to be dcpo^ CubansCl had flooded thele P e r u v ia n a s a U .S Imn n: m lg ra tlo n a n d N a tu ra liz aa- - W ashington. "But there w w e s t o f H av a n a. a n d s is t e r , places. There because ofIf crimcr inal activity Is 2,746, m e ric a n s re n te d , bouglit o r Em E bassy in Havana seckirdng asylum, tlon Scrvlcec e d e te n tio n c e n te r fo r II-il- all elements in all the pl They returned triumphannant April 20, • Cuban-Amt jples.” according{to to feI d e ra l o fficia ls. . . m y s e a g o in g v e sse l to fetc h Castro C alleviated the prpressure by legalallens.is. w e re s o m e p r e tt y b a d a p p 1980, w ith 48 re f u g e e s aboatients and Eglin Air Fc la Cuba f6r freedom, foundid themselves during anI eight-dayeig period — also at- ' and brothers would come cicrim inals to the lists of law-abidingli Fort Waltonlon Beach in the Florida L u x u ry y a c h ts , sshrimpers, my father at tses'were pro- traded publiiablic attention, s (in their boat),” Alfoya C u b a n s . Panhandle,s. detained while their ease freighters, anything thatit flfloated and and get us ( md. . . ‘lA ll'b uttw ttw oi (ofUiehijackers) were The Carter admlnlstratiJASA o ffic ia ls h a d I ; Earth orbit, a travel ageng e n t s a id F ri- n o t h e a r d of Si w aptz’s pla n s, day he’ll book your livevc body on a ‘‘I talkedd toI o u r h e a d ol c o m m e rc ia l PRI briefer tour of the heavciivcns for, ini- program s; anda he has never heard r I tlally.Sl million. fro m th e s e p e o p le ,” G a r r c tl sa id . T h e Theodore C. Swartz,z, a Seattle official, Isa.n>aac ’1’. Gilliam IV. has seen !VV travel agent who operates;;es a c o m p a n y “ n o p ro p oisa sa l ls n o r h a s he r e c e iv e d a n y t h a t conclucLs e x p e n s iv e1 toitours to such request for>r a< meellng. and hc has no destinations as Tibet andid >Antarctica, informationo n o n th e m ,” G a r r e tt sa id , DlRA46 0 1 s a i d J l's tim e to " e x p a n dd in into w h a t w e A c c o rd ining g to Swartz’s scenario, consider the final frontier.’jr." "passengersers will assist the expedilion le fii^ t working and living A th ree K lay tr ip ' j th e a s tr o n a u t te a m .” passenger module attach ;m will bccome the largest space shultle or another lustry in .space during lhe would initially cost $1 mil ury ,.. The technology is son, Swartz said. Eventuallijnlly.hcaild. "“ t ™ nlur md the U.S. is committed lo e d , th e co st w o u ld b e re da u u c c c d to a b o u t r e li a b le , .nnil putting a .spacespi slalion in I-'arth orbit $50,OOO.- saidSwarlz,— ------q u . ------“T herds a groundswell(eiror Interest I said his company. Society , in space -right now." Sv #) : ns Cruises Inc., serves - " T h e q u e stio n is no lo n g.erScrew:- e r “ Pff'™ ' villing lo pay as much as in g to sp a c c to u ris m , it’s■sa,„e.,tlo„o, a toexotlcdeslinations. w h e n .” I - - 1 ^ • V : “ T y p ic aJij cllenLs ... . are experl- Earlier this year. Celestestls Group, a enced travelvelers who, want more lhan Melbourne, Fla., firm,n, announced the averagege vpn;Uion experience.” hn_ p la n s to p u t a 300-poundIcargointoor- c a said "Our'iir exfjOTtlons bring oul th ir^ bit'wlUi enough room fortor 10,300 cap- explorer iminside these clients — as I S P ' sules of crem ated remains.Ins. they seek ththe fulfillment of an adven- • The company .said thele $$3,990 space lure ” funerals \vould be sold throughthr 23,000 Because e 1 NASA would charge $B0 funeral directors. Spac(tace Services „iillion to) li launch the space shuttle, IncT, a rocket company,ny. headed by -the econonlomlcs of tlie space shuttle form er astronaut Donaldlid K . •‘D ek e ’’ o b v io u s ly i.sis a severe problem and Slayton, agreed lo chargerge $14 million njafg onei oof the rea.sons we are ex- i p i ' to launch the celestial hearsehea aboard pioring sev IY S. ;cveral different types of lAM a solid-fuel rocket.- h a r d w a r eI ala l th is tim e .” S w a rtz sa id . I ' c Swartz, at a news coni:onference an- .Various ;a< aerospace companies have f ■ nouncing his Project SpaSpace Voyage, been consulsuited about developing a r spacecraft thal would fe — ~ said: “Any placc that exp2xplorcrs have passenger \ p gone ... tourisLs haveve evehluaily carry up lo:i;o 32 p e o p le a t a tim e , Sv.’arlz followed. Wc do nol feeleel that space said. He decleclined to Identify any of the Dala)xii t y*!MStrOH 10 company hopes to begin will beany different.’-’- fir m s , T h e CARPET MILLS,.S,INC. j r s by llie mid-1990s, h e sa id . . I ^ “g . i "We have received a lot of on- selling lours w il Volunteeer firefi!ighters I ...... Fifth A vee n u e " 'X ...... ' o n e o tf+he-FOOTRRlI^ 1 iN j;iiej;jiE R S j: '^r - , * catch heleat overrpolicsT^'^ A l u s hh; fexfured plush iri1 s o l i d ■ ...... a n d mnulfi-colors i th at provi5vides luxury wM' B y D A VID S P R E R c a s h fo r a1 bbi ra n d -n e w p u m p e r in Ju n e , [>__ ^ ______a n d e l ljlegance w hile vir jally elim inating ------Tlw AssociatedPrxiss------______iL tliC - ddeparlment e began ligliling __ f ir e s on11 non-meml)cr properly. d l f o o f pirints. r i C onstructed ofDfAnso'*' IVTiyIon ’ said, people would slop pay­ SALKM. Ark. - Aftel i t e r v o lu n te e r C o u r tn e y s:i 4 w i t h a 5-yeor V'/eor W orroir a n l y . firefighters in a sm;jll ArkansasArl town ing the fee.ee, "I feel lhat in a two- to twice beeamc unwillingIng villains In Ihrec-yearir period people would not Iioor,.. ° newspapers around thehe glolx;, stale have the s.nsam e (fegree of fire protec- i i myoubuyancwoI'one. ^ ______Attomey-CeneraLStea^0 Cl.nrk d e c id e d tio n a s thieyliavehow.’’hesai(l, e y 1! • y d - ...... - ...... - when nicy, and ils aeconip'ai)ylilfj“ h e ’d Ix jlle r la y do w n thlelaw, e 1; the polk Suggested Lisi PriceC O S 19.95 f’'” ------A rm s lro n o w ill p.ii have divided lhe communi- f It is, he s.nid, llleglegal for fire publicity, h >- I . I—~ - I m $2 nsciuaroy.irMr<) lor ^ — - p — - depnrlmeiils to refuse2 tcto fight fires, ty. wlicn you I V ;ind of making a community your luL’ct old (Ioor wl e ven if the blaze Is consuisumlng proper- "U’s kin( buy.ibMnd-ncwArnirnislrong ^ who hasn’t paid War.” saidid Nancy Bryant, co-owiier of ty owned by someone wlu >f ^ . j l " no-wax lloof' any anniwi clues thejlepacpa^rlment may Salem GroS rocery, You do n I ncL'd lo3brino L "A ccernt youroldlloofloouftifsiore. o c h a r g e . T h e [Millollcy is not good fur her■r I Jiir.1 brinfj ur. Iliu mo; The volunteer departm•tment in Salem business,., PMs, »r>’ant says, vi don't ic.ir.urc- S T ' 't A D u T ooble, l exciting sculptuitured plush m ents. and you II (icl led by Fire Chief Ronnienie Courtney- want ilYoto scare: people from moving in a miid-we"ght, ic contem poaorary pattern, pof- sq u a re - y.ifd Ir. a n d 1,400 o lh e r d e p artments r tn across out this way.wa I'd hate lo see Uie com- .nllow.nr^co on an Armrm stionn i f e i / \ ve-year vs/arranty. the slale — will soon receiverec a Idler rnunity itscitself sulfcr from it. In a way,y y 1 0 0 % A nso" IV nylon. Five Solan.in* Sunrcmo.0. Wg'- .{ .\ I l \ \ ‘ making that perfectlyly iclear, Clark H alj^yJiy ha s.-” Oostnnof SoUlrlan, 0 saidW eiinesday. le first incidenl. Salem Sol.ititin II. CrownoDCorlon; C I |\\X In lh e I T] ^ 4 ^ s orG tazccralt* lloor' Small-town. fires don’t do usually firefighler?ers stood by Feb, 17 and wal- I- rv y ^ s q -. y d . - S lo p in soontorallall Iho make the papers in oilo lh e r c o n trie s. c h e d a s fire fii deslroyed the home ofDf cJot.nils. Thi5tradQ-in Suggoblod List PriceC0 S I 6 .4 5 But two recent incidents;nts In this con- Anthony' aand Jeanne Brazil, doinglg ancc! 13 available onlir"”"' i _ I ------t r a l A rk a n s a s to w n p uIt t SSi a le m sq u a re - $ir*o,000 damd a age and killing lhe fami-li­ bolwocnAorilZOanc,nd May 18. t ___I------1 ly in th e new s. ly d o g . ehters stood by In February, fireflght ira z ils h a v e s in c e (lcclde• 1 nesday on Clark’s annoiinouncemenl. In ^ AVI rd . } an interview earlier in the day, lhe _ s q . y d . fire chief defended thele een1 an experience 1 wouldlid I®® to 7®' policy It’s business: it’si;’s protection for w ant lo re-re-live. It's devastating," thecommunity." O th e r state f firefighters, mean-in- ONKrO P QUALITY a rMSTRONG m : "1 was well aware0 ofc the policy while,are.r e s p l i t on th e po licy . • '".Air NO-W AX FLOOR:DRS. .. ; t w h e n I to o k o v e r a s chilef,” ief hesald."I Jam eslis Hill, president of the Arkan- fu lly e x p e c te d U iis policylicy was going lo sas Firefiefighlers Association and a ,ftor Factory $2.00 por yardard robalo. get statewide attentionjn fsomeday, but captain olof the Forrest City depart-r«“ . y L V I'.-' I never imagined we’d’d getj the Inter- ment, sup;upports Courtney's stand. "I ___ I! national attention'wc1 have.ha We have feel like: ththey have made a very, veryr y received a couple of pho:jhone calls from strong poiw int down there lhal's goingng A ustralia.” to help allali over lhe state,'.yilll said,id, - About 1,950 of the eslimaledesl 2,100 “There’ss *a snowball effect when one p r o p e r ty o w n e rs in the-11e4l-square-mile person pajl a y s a n d a n o th e r d o e sn ’t,” area served by the dep:epartment have Jerry Duncan, chief of lhe p a id th e fe e , C o u rtn e y'said. s a Damascus:us Volunteer Fire Dvp.irt- A school about a mile m from lhe ment In Faulkner Counly, was department and numenlerous churches critical., “ I don't agree with Salem,” HIKl - / .. f c j ^ J_____g e t fire p ro te c tio n fre ee. . he said.I. ‘ “They, should h:ive .sav(«l "I think any orgonizalizatlo'h that col- everythinj lects J40,000 a year fromom various peo- then worrirrled about the dollar signs,” b u il d in g pie and is responsible: to them for ser- One fireire chief more upset than mostist \ • • ’•a f" E----- GOODING BUI3URLEY RUPERT ia TWININ FALLS JEROMEn . 113M .lnSl, 303<303 0.c(t«nd 320 6lhS t. ![_ vice has to be condjnducted as a is Bill WcWorsham. He’s fire chief o of l 1390 HigrilinilAve,Hlg SlSW.Maln 1 934-8427 678678-8368 436-4245 business,” the chief said.lid. another• AiArkansas town called Salem, 7 333-557.1 3 ' 324-8161 The S40,000 goes forr operatingoj fees and he’ss bbeen getting complaint callsills er goes into an from peo)eople who read the news and any cash left over mZZlEZHSHOp EiZEEA zn:'"' equipm ent fund. The dep:iepartment paid reports. l i . . . ) I