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es-r ¥ 8 - ^ 'IV in Falls, Idaldaho/92nd year, N o. Z2 7 2 ■ M onday, Scp;ptcm bcr29, 1997 50 c en ts G ( X ) n M (ORNINC; ) i m Houjsehead W k a h i k r JayiSum^and 0 ^ ; pronnisesto ' inner ^vith light ic |j|0 d variable ^^9 /SHHb 1 n d s . H i g h s in in fl over]rhaul IRS ^ i h ei u p p e r 7 0 s . j ^ H Lcn\-s iiK he mid 40s\0s. PageA2 B | Service suspendss several distria-klevel managers M a g i c \'.-\i.LLHV i TbetoodattdFiH m » ______Fate ^ 8 WA5HINGTjr O N — T h e House will passss A \ J pentflng: legislation thi:his >-ear to rein in abuses byV the IRS, Majiajority Leader Dick Armey■y promised. Heie suggested an overbaul is needed to cotounier such excesses as IRSs targeting of coconscr\-ati%-e groups unfriend-d- lytovorddiese administiation. I .‘\lso Sundiiday. Newsweek magazinele ioi>' could take on n reported thee :Internal Revenue Sen-ice:e Gooding ' ' responded to) searings critiasm in a Scnatf* be tom dowTL building m|^H • bearing of itsts treannent of taxpayers IjyV M th a S M B suspending scv-£>1731 district 4ev d manag ers.s. Newsweeki ssaid in its edition on ne*w-s- Goal of compliance: 8 lot of his- U stands Monda}lay th a t it h a d a memo sig n edd state officials m eetinewlife-or i by 3 suspencnded manager. Arkansas-s- negotiate hazardous P a g e d Oklahgn.1 dististrig collection chief RonaldId tions at the INEEL. James. The d details how theth IR ^ in Federal and apparent defe fia n c e o f lies agents V S l « R I S et today to ^ H j la w . e>*aluate )us-\N-aste viola- M B E H ^ by (he seizur u r e s a n d D t nB E fiH B levies the>- m L. Page Cl | H nevremaganne IR S sp

lan. promised the Senate.e held off a fero- herpwi d b o aard toI re c o nn m e n ( Fmance Comimminee to a a immediatelyy Rj’derCup. dous ngnifxr £s. Tbar onild entail su^ieo->- American “■ > soRsofemplo;lo>-ecs, K eith said. .A rm ey. R-'R-Texas. told “Fox News•s anack Sunday W-4 Sunday" a bflbill is being put together too to retain the I IC v » ^ reformthelRSRS. H e sa id it would be b asedd PageDl a is in g 'C S I f ;'ac u ityrsalari(*- on recommenijndadons of a congressionala commissionn headed by Rep. Robb • Ponm an, R-Oh□hio, a n d Sc il Bob KQTey,I>-y Big Bucs: JcnnHcf Ssndmsnn ' L a w m a kkers i m ixed on acollege pay raise:e issu e Xeb, that thele responsibiliry for ^-atdiing The NFC es-News witter______over IRS actirtinries be mo\-ed from thee Centralis X C , , ByUzWrlght pricepi for p c o i^ leaving an tbe nme." Treasure- Dep;•partment to a new board ofif ■WIN FALLS - Keeping fac T t a ^ e w s witter “r \ ' c h ^ p r e s s o r s ta lk (oto&eaboutit i: direaors. champions t\%'o gami suddenly uies at the College of Southernm I d a h o ------a i and they're concerned aboiibout p e o p le “W ell passB ith a t l»ef ore this >-ear is OT-er. r--r — imdefeated Tampa 1 reversed, ByJennp«iitive with other W esternn ssi u to s t w i n FALLS--: ■- Magic V ailcy la^^•mak■ -lea\ins.''-Jaqi»ei said. ------{expect th e pfp resid en t will sign it." Anne>-y ^vith the Ttoes-f; become a priority for collegei admrn-ad <,is tc e l m ixcil about^1] whether the state “I personally lend to quesluestion (pay said. ators, who have learned CSI ins raises) becausc I’m oot suren iure should Senate actiodon on an IRS bill diis >'car is Three shy: Sl Louis instruc- should increasesc college employees’ ^ B s-have fallen below average or be wonicd about cntnpe^Qgwiifaotber i ksscenain,bub u t K errey, appearing on CBS'? Super Bowl = “ salnrics. ’atian,” he thinls his coi-li- Mark McGuire finis f scale. “I think theyf sshould have gotten a higher 1“ education institutiocB."ns." said SerL “Face the Nat imes behind pass le^slation as wcH‘Theree son uith 58 homeis, STs starting salary remains com” 7 ^ ° " ra is e la s t year,”saifl sa Rep. W endy Ja q u e t, Dean »> C a m e ro n , R -R upen. vicericeut b< $1,100 below th e a v e ra g e oJfwcot- f Si keepupwththehe cost of living, people Committee. Ci “I realiie we endend up losing In the heararings last week, ta^aycrs aployees recited a litany of)f ;es in ihel^ocky M ountain‘ St begin to look c\siIseivherc and you pay a FteaseseeUWHAXSU(StS.P3geA2 andlRSemp Tmiunity College Association, examples ofr IRSL harassment and abuse,e, Hi:u;ni & nishedF the sea- paylalt sc Lake Community College’s’s Office0 ' including tai;argeting for audits lower-r- IS, just shy of CSIBusiness Affairs prepared thec salarysi Tlie report showj^ved the av erag e facultj- w:u-aniedtoieachinasmaB Wesn'cstem ttmn income citizezens who lack resources to:o ord. PageD4 vey, but CSI released only infoinforma- salary at the coliclleges «as S36.534, com- anand found a n oppon«nii>- ina TwT in Falls. fight claims, 1 atmut itself and group averagrages to pared with S35,S2522 at CSI. Average fac- TlThe c alib e r o f C ^ s t n c d ^r dedepartmeni .\ime>- earnrried that a step further. Ite!e ^ le g? e Ttmcs-Ncws. s The report, and its data ulty tenure at theth 52 colleges is 10.7 faifaciliues a n d A cu ity im pressecssed ber. and said he “wouould not be surprised” if it 1 that the administiatiuu hasIS F.-VSHION )ut Olher schools, is considered^ c confi- y e a rs; a t CSI th eaverage ai is 13.4 y e a rs . CiCSPs salary was neither ihe best nor were pro\-en t ntial, CSI President JJerry Janice Simpkii to a tta c k an d -d in to n groups>s H R Bad* ofBiLyerhoeffersaid. Instructor whoi cacame from Reno, Nev., Pease s esCSihgeA2 e d 'and individuallals. ■ weather . . . . o o n a for the winter. Q H biking: n c T , You don’t ury selecti(ioni begin?IS in 2nd bbombing ttrial Studdy: Much O l ’INION D efense to cr:mpha.sizc Nichols was•as with family ac bombiiibingrimc cheaating on No problem: Montan lO^peed T Knlght-RlddefNew8S ddeadi for th e O kla h o m a crim cr inal^ense lawj-os inQ dithe couniry ^ _ r case with TiKteodattdP :ana is doing City bombing, hisis alleged partner. Ten^- — — which was not the c: IS^jN Lynn Nichols goesies on trial M onday, start- .M -M c V d ^ ’s le a d ation»e>-. Stepfaepheo Jooes. C o m i c s im ^vc the NEW YOR)RK — The Educationalil a niunerical m g v n tli wliat is exexpeaed to bc a lengthy And Tigar and his team %-ice, w h ic h ad m in isters thle e £t editorial I f l jui^-seleaion prociocess. invaluable >n advantage of( havineh: sat Testing &r.n. Ha, ha, ha: Start the nship tests and professianal I ■ N ic h o ls, 42, face;ces the sam e m u r d e r a n d through th McVejgb's triak pvinjring them the S.\Ts, anzens a laugh. PageAS V ch the evi- licensing exaxams. has suffered seriousts I f l conspiracy charg(:ges on which McVeigh opporttinit>’ op to analyze much < rses and cheating problems,s, I Jfl was convicted in connection with the dence dt Hkcly to t>e prescntented against security bpse TheNew.Yorkrk .T im es rep o rte d Sunday^' ■ ■ ■ death of 168 peopliple. But for a n u m b e r b f iheir th client. " — "SECrrONTBYi i d te d n u m e ro u s instance s in L |H reasons, this trialial seems likely to be a “WTien these same witnesslesses lestify ' The Times c '^1 (against N ichols), if thc>- d eviaieasmucfa tiai which the Prirrinceton, N J.-based compaiy H IH very different ever'cnt. (A h e d£^ off with r e i w id e sp re ad cheating. • S e c tio n A Dea This time, ihe.piprosecution has a weak- as os onc paiagiaph, ooe cooima.n a .& i t* n ih e ir had dtsco\-ere< PageAT j f l Tiyir is However,. thet nev«paper said SATT er case, startinfng with the fact that testimony te in McVeigh. Midtat Uteather...... 2 ding and math skill eralua-a- Nichols was at hotiomc Mth his family in going gc to bc on them like aI didieap sait.- *“ ts — readi armually ^ millions of high Nation...... 3 4 S e rtes Herington, Kan.,.. imore than four hours said sa D a n d L a n e , a D enver deftdefenseanor- tions taken ar ■h i ^ S E C r i O N \My NIchob b led from the United States yfynij Studentn ts —h a v e n o t been a ff e c trd f ------Peopte...... 5 -Nte^ rt House in Wichita, Kan., In May.KlchNichols’ _____ away-from.Oklaho:tioma City, on .th a t mo_m-_ _ n t ing in April^l99S95 when the A lfred P. Please see IRUTOALPagiA2 ------■ Ple^sMCHa71NQ.'P^'A2~S2— Focus...... 6 Obh[)earA bby...... 4 starts today in Denver. Movies...... 6 ^ Idar Comics;.... Claj S e c tio n C e gives co)llectors a1 chill witiJl monstei;r stamps Opinion...... 8 ^ost Office '.tegic Valley ..1-3— coortH ng very w ell” Worid...... 9-10 S3brU e iaries...... 2 trial sts lie M ovie Monsters: Borisis ioff as Frankoistetn moD- Spodaho/W est.....4 >- fNIVERSAL CFTY, Calif. - sio-ai■ the Mummy;Chaoey ! Just in dme for Halloween, y S e c tio n B :iassified...4-10 as the f%antan ci the Opera;i; Health/feshion 1 4 U S. Postal Service is issuing I Chancy J r. as th e Wolf M an; new 32’ a n d th e U.S. H e creat-I- nd the fesdvides, along with , MfopK.taMiK?(kl«*v T h e left, show Lon Chamy, Beta Ui£tiSosl, Boris Karioff (twice) and Lonon Chaney( Jr. e d a ssensation w ith ‘‘D iacula'' onn d re d s of children w ho w ill be J.C.ofKiinberty stam p! BrOadodway and repeated the roleb Ited to games and contests. ] ng in celebrity stamps,ps. A s ta m p vice's Washinj ______firs t d post officc is indulging h e 1931 mo%ie. To his diaDaiy^ ieres? unlickedis^ccntsp[spmfiL -The Eh*his Presley Stamp was sold a hotse by usbt{ part of National Stamp jHollywood-style premiei becamc typed to monster aad l e c ^ Month in Octobcr. ]Because th e sta m p s bring a1 hhefty “ W e e n co u rag e: theth retention the most sa)sared —124 million “ “ S d sdcntist roles to the end ofj f The TimefrNews sma i T i e d imilar hoopla attended the ]bit of income. of these stamps,’ said Barrj- stamps. MaiUarilvn Monroe and • an were also very popu- carecr (depicted by MnniT^il • a ttea n n d c e of the Hum phrey Bogan The postal scrvice wouldId like Ziehl. marketingg anda special James Dean* Humphrey Bogan is Land.idauin-EdW ood’O- 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 , hxindnnp last month. How comc the its i customers to collect:t th e e v en ts official at die posial ser- lar. And Hu tre a te i iing It’s p; maAetplace.

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Train killsIs MinoDrity homeleownershlip climb?)S Granger;r police ofBceSIS all quit . a cev City Hall aod GRANGER. Wasik'asi. (AP) — A il t o o p e a a G\MBRIDGE,, M ass. (AP) — As to r o f Hlarvard's a n Joint Ccntcr for city c households are ownedled by the officers in thisis YakimaY VaDev pcJke beaeodqcarrers, replacing 2 joggers die nation's housingnng market contin- HousinfiStB Studies. tthose who live there. ta aa az^oa tn 15%. town's police depjIepartment qui: tixssetcra . _ ues to grow underler a strong ccono- But atIt thctl same time, as gov- Thc study warns that cutbi Vr'^^tTiiim r th a t walked CORON-.VCalif. — ASouil ttbacks over tbe weekendmd in a di^r:::e *Tbe c5c5 my,U,rfsatmnd ,d, emerging: more ernmentnt restructures1 welfare in i federal housing assista C alifornia M e tro lin k train c: stance with their dc»>’chiefsieL d idd T• ery w e ll together," " minorities and immnmigrantsarebuy- and housinisin g assistance program s, could c prompt ow-ners of su ins mocor racing fans Sun subsi- The town is bein# h r s z i d t oircer n Ofttcer Rich ingtheirownhomcmes. conditionsin s a re woreening for low- dizcd c hoaxing — including hous-h p _____m o r iiin g ._ to _ tb t-- C a U { Q i siPisaksaadSie En=isT.a. a rereraa o£ 4 1/2 years if o r m a .. ------M inority houschceholds have grown in c o m e: families fa: unable to buy ------ingi; agendes — to sell theirr pprop-- Yakima Counrj- Sbi Speedway in Fontana 50 n Sberifi*4 O H ioe. a o i c o e cfiiasewiiocpiit-Wec£ • U miles toaccount fornearila rly 30 percent o f in to th cI mam a rk e t. ' ccnies. It also stresses the im^r-im Perales said 10^11 east uf Los iVngcIes struck t CBSZKOttiaiBceawIkiO^dock. ick and ilioraliiin’snTOhiI homeoviTiers and D rawn n by b their search for bet- tancc t of programs that helpJ p for* rnplwfTwnt ntnrrr^ 1 _ ^ e d tw o ju g g e rs w ho iveree re run- i„ ^ asthaweek. ' Tfejsssccco^^rfn^t d e a l with our ire anchoring the ter-qualitylity schools and services, nm er welfare recipients whoho are Fmirotficmmd n in g o a t h e r a il r o a d tra< md tiiree r e s g v e s^tsxracB tracks, first-time home-te-buyer market. residentsIts of citics continue to nnow u-orking to p a y rent. officers quh ca) San other officers who au ih o rid es said. according to anI annualat Harvard migrate; toto thc suburbs, leaving Ch-erall. th e h o u an g econon: Sanmisy, sLun3i' T^e ot O ne o t th e tw o jo g g trs, Coi “ after m eeting withith M a> w D a rid z t s g x d1 were» J o iia Rodriguet. Corona Univerrity housing;ng study. behind low-incomelov renters wher f;far better than economic fons Leach to pr police said. wa,s wearing sti 5 pr^ alcss E x fza rd3 o Carcxa and Harry ; ste re o ••w hat m any fo foi re ca ste rs h a v e c a n n o t afford aff< to buy, according eers expeaed, with 3.4 "million;on new Leach forced out S headphones and may not ti ut fonner CHtf Pescrs.».!. Tbe reserre officers ot have failed to recogniznize is th e em er- to th e studiludy, rele ased Monday. hhomcowTiers in th e past thnx*fj-cars y Dick Welch in Juhl 15E2s. D sxce Keller and heard the train as it roaredroa gcnce of tliis impoiponant minority Aboutt 747A percent of niral and — pushing th e n ational homcc ih-199s. a ru u n d a b e n d , approaching f Tlie officers- cii.citief rcmplagrT JeQ Cmi. i. ngfn>m home-huying market,” m said suburbanm familiesf own their owti eetship rate to a near-peak k%t^•el of seems to be that s. «fao g rad u ated from behind. W illiam A pgar,. executivee> direc- homes whilewhi only 49 pcrcent of 6^ 4 percent of household.s. lat Perales, 3S. Pe?z!es, doesn’t have th e cexpeiienoe lo sbepcSce:eanrVmytaAprillSSS dirtxt a police force.rce. gadszrtaced woric xa Granger in The tu n n o a connomes josi a few Ja= 2rr 1S56,1! to o k o r e r on an ------days befcffeibe ttm-i Lawmakeisrs______OKU (tf 2.100 «2S sM safcasOSES afixr We!dt left. budget committeeee member, “fve request; forfoi that when thc four- h ti e said. some people, but I guess> I cdon'l been doing that forfoi 11 ycare now, year schooltools req u e st it." “I think you find most d see th a t a s all b a d ." it’s nothing new ." R e p . FriFred Tilman, R-Boise, pretty p good job of trjing toloti: Trial _ Bur Magic Valley lawma•makers College employloyees receive a chairmanin ofo the Hoiisc Education ance a those options," Tilmanu isa s id . „ agree the College of Soutiluthern raise whenever statesti employees Committeeitee, said salaries are the “But “ cenainly if they feelJ theyt Contfaned fn n Al ^ traces c f explosives on have trouble maintaining Idaho's co n ce rn s g e t underpl;irphiycd receive a raise., BlackB said. But waytorecnccru it a n d ke ep high quali- h g highY Gh-en those facjaicjors. L a a e ssdd. b i s clojfci:u=S. ear pings in his e. now universitiesies are talking ty teacherhers. He would keep an quality q instructors, I wouldid ;sub- “Nichols has a f i ^ too often a t th e Sta(eh«u.sc. iehrins dw a a prriatf.aad in (law- about "catch-up•up" money to openmindind if schools ha\'ccsicksicc m n it they’re going to have too buildb not-gufltj- \-erdia. _ as car “You have to be a pain in ( L-T^irialisa s s r e b t s makers') side to remind iheirhem the increa.se salaries^s tot comparable that goodd emer ployees are leaving. th tl a t case." real contesL" H e * au s charged with the e," said levels around tbeWest. e V But colltolleges and universities two-year schools are there," ------The differenceses 1berween ibe bcegirgrat«o dRS Eater when FBI time, CSI cenain- al.so cann raiser student fees or* Timcs-News staff writer Rep. Ron Black. R-Twinn F a lls , “ 1 think, over tin; cr Liz cases against thele tn r o Tn»-n a r e 3®c=5$ trac :eep salaries up," seek donatinations “olher than just ll'rich V t tocmer chairm an of theI HouseH< ly has tried to kec] can be rvadicd at 733-&3^31. striking. a = b c 7 OQot the R yder tmclc’s d now a Black said. “We’U’11 beI looking at a comingto to tap the Legislature," Ext. £ 231. Education Committee and ni In M cV ei^’s trialrial, the goresa- M^ri-eaed. tw isred axle to the m ent built a o ramiiiin i t J litlaT c t " =S .j b tiDC Noble Coocty so connndng thathat jurors said JaScatraszracTObooos. they' ne\'cr doubted zrtss, Xidaols found out CSI _ _ ned his ginlt — Bv a x m ev e n th o u g h thle e prosecBtioa] aboat tbei t bombing and Cofltinued from A l Meanwm w hile, CSFs sta rtin g w age is S23OOS2, higli- raise (3cv. PhPhil Batt recommended, bcca^ u s e ne^'cr established3 th a t b e acraaJ- iS cV e^giis;s arrest fro o celenstotL worse she e n c o u n te re d duringring her jo b search. e r forir instructorsi w ith m a ste r’s d egrees. g rc thc state wasas falling shon on money. IdjIdaho lylitthefuseootbe-4»e4iD0poiiai3$ W bea feee beard1 that the FBI “It you’re trying to makeike u lot of money. Partm of tlie difference is that NIC[C £gets more ended thc busudgei year, however, with[j a Sl of fertilizer and fuelfw oil pacfcpd 0 talk ' to him . as a for- you typically don't go intoi teaching,"tea Simpkin moneyley from propeny taxes and puputs it into million surplu:lus. into th e back of a ]Ryder resBzl =er Ai=rsy bcddy who shared - <-n'f{ :__ -salariciries, said Curtis Eaton, State,te 1 B o a rd of_ S a la ries of Idaho’sI universit)' professorswsarc truck, \f c V e ^ *s ;a = a g p « n m e n t senti- Bill Eberlein, a new engintgineering instructor Educatcation mcmbe'rinTwinFalls. about 95 pcrcarent behind peer schools arminnind McVeigh, a ftexalLbad r a. beea seals, *fee w e st o n b iro w n to at CSL said he didn't compaiip a re th e co lleg e to NICtaxes tliis year, compared with ancsumat«^a n « pcrcent dcduiluction to make up for genenlerally Oklahoma Gty, 78178 n a m a e s'z fiB ’ a = d ta lked e d to FBI agents there thc bombing, beadia f a d iy . wra.s looking for work. He'swajns-appcd a c a rc e r as S4.1 m iillion at CSI, said K eldi Hasselqielquist, chief low er w ag e s throughoutt^ the state, iding away froca fccscscf: an engineer to be a tcacher,ir, \w hich fit.s in bet- fiscalJ olofficcr for the state board, Thc cost ofjf living in Twin Falls was 2 { te r with h is fam ily life. T hle e state board will recoihmendnd thc 1998 cent below thcth national average during Competitive wages, howejwever, help keep Lc^nisl«iture approve a 4 percent enhan h a n c e m e n t first q u a r te r' olo f 1997, according to a cost of - -^jod instructors.- ...... b u d g eget t .for. coileges.and universiticlities, Eaton .ing index pububiishcd by the national asspiH- Gheatiring------_ North Id ah o C ollege in C Cot oeur d ’A le n e, th e said.. Salary Si equity wiil be the No.0. 1 funding tion of develoilopment research professioa:o t^ C«tim*diit«nAi Tbe T^ o 1^ x£s fotjr-month sate's other community college,coll reports its prioritjrity, a s it w as in 1997. Housing costs:ts were 1.7 percent higher tl by am ilar levels ofafcjyanng, a a Enoorf tfcit ETS has aitenige faculty sa lary at S39,:39,575. That’s more Theie board proposes boosting CSICSI’s salary average, butt health1 care and groceries wi Among the rm iip! aj axoT cases of cheat- than ^ ,0 0 0 a b o v e CSL a scho Sunday S5.00 per ueek. J to tighten the tests’ per ttccti. Sunday onlyy S3S. 00 per week. o rmation Call English hare apappeared at poaey to Immigration aod N< Circulation phone tinen arcare open induileil in all above raiei. A j P n 1 I NaniralizaiicQ ' csd ect >£ancy Cole told y. If you SI5.00 ct.ajge will be levied for sll 7 3 4 -6 3 2 6 Scrsice officcs wilhrith ElSftra bcrwcun 7 and 10 j.m . onty. II s tbe cxanpaay ha^ hao- till not rrtciv c your paper tiy■y 7 WumVd ctiecU. : showing tiiey passedsedEngliAaad tbeT t^ t call the num tjcr for your jrcu: ■ j d n c s tests adznfaiisinistered at ETS s e g bcidcxsts appropri- s Burlcy-Rupcrt- l affiliates in majoryr ccities i*^i4 25c^* aad1 ETSE o S d als said they Mail infoimanono n SPC Paul-OakJcy...... 677-J 1 9 J 1 L l o t t e■R r Y< 3 w e a t h eR r I the cotmtJ>‘. bad g^reai Ss 3K offidals as mtKh Fil«.RoKcr%on-Hotl»tcr . 326.S'155375 nieTime»-Ncw*(UPS^?S 631-0X0)1. pub- "O.couu.i cQxstbeycouU. l»t>ea daily ai t32 Thiriltiifil St. W.. Twin . o t « ^ m i I The nonprofit canmmpany ciosed Twin FaILn C>*H0 Dt' 23 atizeoship testin tbose to ^ authotitia io d other areas ...... 7J3-CJ3-0‘J31 *■'<'11'. «330l. by Magic Valley sting centers xa t= Ncw»papen tne. I’criodicallicat. paid al Twin ^ T ifcMjiiono 3 New York C ry bee radece of who chcited, ' bKM/OIMTS btciBSColm- ■s DOC w bat w e have,* Subscriprion mtcs KalK tiy The Tinie*-New*.»*. (Oflicial city and 'n ,r.T :...n n 'Ffl 2fJ dence of cheatingng and bribes ^ couniy ncw»papcr punuaniuni 10 Seclion 6C- I n C lo n«»N C fr ctto______“***" _ I TheTimc»-Ncv\^ . “ W e d o n ’t thinfc ^ __ paid to test givers,ETS. th c ru n e s lOHol Ihe Idaho Code. ThumlayThu is hereby y - ,1 - erid en ce to s ^ effec- Himw Jelivcry iLily and Sumhy.' said. fa2m b e e i lay.SJJO deniitnaledulhedayoritteOk week on which C a l l 242 ‘ /IES SAmOOTHH — Questions oi tbe sate who cheated fwr »cck; Siinijay only. J2.0I) per[)er weeti.\ j notices wilt be puhliih'lished. on e^dnate “3^ * \Li:l vitivnpliimi mu.sl tw pan] m ail< PrtJS n t C Prei>resi schcxil ?if4m»ggiiir» tcjltesisbarebeea P d »iba &cSchit cheat. Bot we’te nailvance • Poiimasler. please le ?e that wc got rid of t ^ an>2 arc available onty where dclivccl.very .. addreu form lo; P.O. »o«L'SJ.Tt'ilw J ii H o ur s . A r n i , ... p n REPORT r ~ memorized by peojAoidetakiogdtt not maiRiainoi. Mail raiin: Ati tJah.iah.) rain:i Idaho K330J, 0 test in one dme za be scores th at y / [ 4 ] ^ 5 44. 6 rone and sop- b e p eo p le w ho cheat- . lixb wdiiunilay S-t.UO per wctIl, D a y ! ------1 plied by tdephngieetopwpletak- tc ^ of tb« cRly Si..rtuic. ' L ± J TI«:Tm«s->o^ ThcTimes-NciTOk-S insthetesBincflben ( 6 a « o

llwiai;,ynnwii1*r7S-TTT rtniiia»fcMvT«laFafli.fcMB M . . , N.-vnoN ~AffinSlative aiction fa‘aces miajor tes New"mmputei ( ir, eager • New Jerseyr teachers’t discicrimination baaittle reaches Silupreme Courtrt crewnman arrivee at Mir ■ school SPACE CEKTI*TER, Houstoa cciuarii■i torres the crew,to shut PISCATAWAY, N.J. (A Taxman were cach told the sc (AP;- B m bk’-itaiaB ^Tbusi. (AP)-Itw^NaSo. 1 a n a liss o f d o v a c=-.;ch ; oc the station’s .\ffinnatlve action aUowedk1 E)ebraI needed to cul its 10-lcachtT I ould b e c n n c a l suppbes th- yvtse dt^ - pc*«r. • Williams to keep her job.b. ItI also ness staff by one, and it wuli ..gnrthe ering. and the Ailaitlaitrrc BcJ NACAS.-^ f lig h t c o n tro lle r s raised her blood pressure, acorrod- one of th e m becausc thcj- w en .quires weren't going waste anTiiaie. repcrtedrd that all -Mir systems ed relationships with colic:illcagues most junior. State law requ rder of Seconds afterer the Hatches worked! cinci during the ren- and, bj- h er ow n reckoning, '-teachers bc laid off in orde ng. m ade lace sbtznle aad dcfscczi. a: o o ly 3 shift by h e r feel h-orthless. seniority, but since the womenicn h a d b c rw e e s th e spzct ;pit M ir viatioa ibc siati:trle was needed as it The black high schoo] bu;business been hired the same day,ly, the Russia’s decrepit swung open Satnrday. Sa tbe Ecsedoaocto che station 250 ;n ile s (eacher bccamc a rcluaantIt S}symbol board h a d to find anothcrwiiy. ruiiied ihroajSi a aboiiecbeX R s 5siaa-Ka3a k border. of racial dcdsion m aking wwhc hen the T ed K n ise , a board membe «be■ses a c a rg o ih ip plow ed plaint that has reached theth e . • fied. I others for the pastsist several wttia. ==oie-K■c-.trrnCT aa d nearly forced Supreme Court in what legal “Race was not the most impor-in “rm going lo likeIik this place." the crewW to evacuate in their ars say could become a land tant thing," board lawyer DartaridB. Wolf said. a s z p e cray x i ssJe, sa id he’s eaji^r to [fisrof a/flrmacive acdon. Rubin said. “It ~ only camen c into WoJf woke i»pp oaa lhe shirtJe i* * h isf j~ tty and bis quickly The court is expected to h e ar play after other tiebreakersrs >were Sunday mominglg andJ prepart-i frcw=sJ-iJ-year-oIdsoQ. Mrs. Taxman's complaint by; una^’ailable." fo r h is big m ove•c iiin to l h e sp a ce E e a =sc « oc an of the probkm-v end. She got her job back in HH T h e c ase com es with a fairir siJare slalion. He didnln't have caoa^ ore? thee pas:; seven months — but continued her pursuitt of back of political baggage. Thee EBush ,ime to swap plaiplaces with Uir L-ii'5 2 tire- sent chucks pay. administration initially suedled the astronaut Micba:bael Foale ©a cc =cteass M ta l fh-ing across the W hatever the court dec school district in 1991, lookingong for Saturday nighL 33 11-5 e-ar-otdw station — Wolt‘”s Mrs. Taxman, SO, and way-s to lim it rad a l prefcrenaaices in Atlantis, caminjving the 41-j-ear- sar 1 one r appcoTw l by N.AS.-\ Williams, 45, w ho w ork inn aiadjoin- luring. old doctor-enginceoecr and six coh- sa::! jast j: hours before ing offices but rarely speak,;ak, have A federal judge awarded■d : ers. pulled up ancand docked r« o Th=rsi^‘ been scarred for life. Taxman $144,000 in back pa hours earlier asas !Mir's ceatral "Ibesit« was a lot ot discussion Mrs. Taxman has withdth d ra w n ;1993. The school board appcj c om puter held it:t st:siead>' -ai a s i x c : ± ie mfc.~ shuttle comman- from colleagues and cxiracu■acurricu- B a i B S K B K ^ * but b y th e n . President Clintonlori tacJ E n p:ineers jn j bad dis- 6*4 a Wetherbee said from la r acti\'i ties; refusing to dLscuLscuss her been1 elected.-T tie new admini cussed for daj-s wwh, h a t to d o if th e i E r c o oe tbi e rw o crew5 ga th ered case with anyone but famif;m ify and Piscataway, N.J.,, teacherte Debra Williams, center, arrliarrives at a news conference uon i trie d to switch sides to supportsup icmpcramenial compuiercoi tailed te-fcthcr.r. "W e are here to tell her lawyer. For her, says aitaitom ey fn Trenton, N.J., eariicrearl this month with pastor Kennetlmeth Saunders, right, and th ■ e school board. , . „ as the shuttle approip ro ad ied . alH 10 Ii oc us. that we think Last month, the administia Ste\-en E. Klausner, the 8I 1/2l/2-ye^- jon Williamsims. Suchxbreakdikdow-n usually tiiebesaei: ia: outw eigh th e risk which} dropped out of the c old case has become “depresiressing. ting aimlesd)' ia d i thg's:*iw»ry we’rv^here." Ms. Williams, on th e otherher hand, Bm she still cnn’lI’l shakes lhe feeling ’ ly a fte r aiarriving at Piscataway, reversed i itself, arguing that,I v»-hilJ ‘*"'“ 1 has thrown herself into grag rad u a te tliat she’s no t good>od enougli. “You’re wliile Mrs.ilrs. Taxm an n e v e r complet- it i supports affirmadve aaionio a tlie school, a full co u rse loadI andan vol- lucky to Ixr here,"e," slic's l»cn told. ed her graduategra degree. But Mrs, board 1 illegally laid off 3 unicerism, waging a crusau s a d e to “A t le ast you gotityourjob.” yi Taxmann acame to the school with T axm an. t fire causes; ,ears’ experience teaching As the legal battle draggetIH2. Forest 1 1,000 prove she wusn’t kept a s a tctcadier Wlien srudcntsts lookli at her in th e th re e year just because she w as black.Ic halls, she imaginfjines silent, judg- husines.s,!». vw hile Ms. W illiam s had Ms. 1 W illiams and Mrs. Taxa x m an “ I would ra th e r th in k thaithat they mental thought!hts behind their lessthiuioiin one. have I grown more alienated.e d .M s . t o t I P ^ P ^ I’isc aataway, ta ' a central New ’Williams said they see eachh oother 11C;C, destroys 2( houses kept me because 1 was qualiualified,” gazes; !0 she said. “I don’t w anl otherher black “Oh, there she;he is. That’s her. Jersey loitownship of strip malls, only < at staff meetings andd c d o n ’t BR0WNS\1LLE.■£. Calif. (AP‘— re:cm cc- tt O re g o n H ouse on kids, Asians and Hispanicslies ... to ‘niat’s the one tliejlicy kept, tliat little industrialrial parks and 47,000 resi- speak. ; them to Fire blazed out of d th e friendly heavily wooded1 SiSicara Neraia wao : c ;:nd;:e that che iire had kept Ms. \Villiams bccausee shshe was M ost in f u r iaIting tir to her is the harmony,ny, with healthy percent- shake : h a n d s last year as a frie foothills Sunday,y. fforciag ab«il dessrc?edet* t i s s a a l l restau ran c , another lonely black teacherher need- Board of Educatiation's conclusion agc*s of: hliiblacks, Hispanics, Indians gesture. i r b lo o d 1,000 residents to) Qcflee a a d dcscxn'- p a ta i th re e houses. ing a job.” that she and Mrs■Irs. T axm an w e re and Asian-;ian-Americans. Ms. W illiams’ says her b: rply in ing at least 20 housesii«2i. "T b sn- r'i i ccthing [eft— you can't Among the qualification;ions Ms. equally qualifiefied. “We’re not “I’d cacall it a mini United pressure ] has risen sharpl ise has The fire broke outioutSangdayahg- saihaaet2.“'zT b e sa id T h e fire took : Williams can list: Chainvon:voman of Siamese twins,”’shesaid. sh Nations.”IS.” sa id 3 3 -y e a r r e sid e n t recent i years, and the case supervi- noon and In' eari>'K- SSu n d a y s^crm j; £ ke u asred to take."* - the business education comnim m ittce, Ms. \V illiam s finLsliedfin a m aster’s Nancy Cascone.Casi strained : relatioas widi her sup wind had carriedd it across abaci Ordastc a. €2. said he v^'as w tch- volunieer counselor, classs acadnser. degree in businessess education sliort- In 1989,)89, Ms. W illiam s a n d Mrs. sors. i SjOO OCTCs of mourn)uniain<»rs nai^ir:. *i>i—^ M C I a safe distance in d u d in g p a n s of ithe linj- Ycba Ices r d ty wfceft the wind sud- ~AIDSacdvis:spe£ C o u n ty to w a o f OO; fcg & n IJCEse.----- c e = i r sHE*ftrf : acd tire barreled ------about 40 miks oanhnhofSaazaeaia I drwxccd;tbtrow TL RenochiloiceLaBBella bringffl feisty ~___ S i ^ T C riY (AP)I ——Tbe By Sunday rooroinirrin f " t CTtfJe-ated its own whirlwind. activist who started'thcrATDS“ A heading cast Towarward 'dw m »a of— aad tsas2 < « « ? tf c tn ^ Wiv on fire. I t ------M emorial Quilt told studcn:[cnts at Dobbins. It wasionly on 30 peroesa wEsjtastatxheisevable.'* he said. East High Sdiool not to let:t Ilooks contained and firc£ « r . gaaJi of the rural ham- id probe | iks spared as the fire bobbed presence:e to camppaign func deccive them — that thele inext knowthecause. generation ot AIDS >ictimsms will . The wind hadI ca 5aads>-. £=d ared with the wind. The LaA ngeto Times______from his tempoporary office in when lieythey w ere th a t nation’s presi- look { “cxactly like yoa" making the greateatesi fear Icnr irwsspcsKss o tn c e sd n stood, as did Washington. “Whet'hen Tm w orking, I deni andid firstfii lady. Cleve Jones described hinhimself humidity coupledcd wilhi t«op«a- smvnl ba s o c e standing itoxt When Attorney G eneral,ral Janet drive people Iwrd.ird. I step on toes. I Robert;rt I-'ellmeih, I law professor a , s a n “ o ld , w liite gay guy fronrom th e tu re s cx p e a e d to0 re a d i lh e egaper s a d s s s rIWCOCtS. m Reno was looking for a prostrosecutor get the job done.ne. Defense a tto r- at the UnivJniversity of San Diego, said b | ig d t y " — exactly die stereoreotypi- 90s. M fea-uva 20 botaes and several to kick-start the federalII r(review ncys get peevedI at me. I*roseaitors LaBella’sI’s reputationn in legal d rd e s cal , victim of the disease. “I look . “That’s soraeikething lo won?- ct=ic£ii= were destroyed, “but into fund rais in g b y th e CliClinton- get peeved at me.ne. A lot of p eople for ag^ess^■essivencss a n d expansive- like ] A ID S cases from this de96, s h e get an n o y ed a t mmi e, but m y e n tire ness in hishis iLsei of tlie law may sc n e bu | t th e n e x t decadc of AIDS)S icases California DtiamneunesaafFaresar. Jt== Kocfniier. a battalion reached across the United;d JS tates focus is g e ttin g to thei merits of th e him andd RenoH< well in the event he looks j e x ac tly like y o a " Some residentsswcrealbwe9» w i tb t forestry department. to pluck the No. 2 man in1 herhe San case and findinglg out,i one way or decidess ththere is not enough evi- Diego office. a notlier, w h at thle e ttruth is." dence inin the tl fund-raising scandal .rMthough well-known inI pnKccu-pp He has proseciitiniicdaloadofdnig to proceeiceed to the next level of S ^ tu d en t driiinks self intoocoma torial circles, Charles G. L'iU<-aBelh is and organized crinTime C3.S0S, but die invustigaiit;jation. short of being a householdlid inam e, two biggest casess ofo liis career w ere “LaBcllatclla is a stereotypical New BOSTON (AP) - AL Mas-J before losing consdijscioasaess. ___ which pro\x)ked one headlineine ■writer political corruptiortion cases: th e nick- Y orker: HeHe's aggressive, he’s an ont- sachusetts Institute of Techi!chnolo- “They told mele iti w a s a jasry to ask “Who Is C harles LaBcUaJella?” - sider, andnd Ih e doesn't care wliat j-ou gy ' freshm an pledge lapsedcd into where little (fra«rateniijy) hroth- lappy That’s a fair question, . , think alumIwiit liim," F ellm edi s:iid. “If !an alcohol-induced coma afteraft a Cfs were paireded off with big m LaBclIa is suddenly the 'U^Be/hiisa.(isienvtypmil i,e s;i>Ti! itit (criminality ( in the fund- fraternity , party, promptinging the brothers," Mr^.5. KrneeerS said. | case) is not there, you liavc ,, 70th, V • Department of Justice's poinw in tm a n Y o d a : H ■ school to su sp e n d th e Phi GaiGamma “The freshmen1 hadhi ID diiak a ___ ^•ehini,lK.-caascheisoneof j b what could b e th e politicaljcalscan- SSSKS D elta c h a p te r. cenain amountr ofo; alcohol col- Bil dal of the decade reachingg didirea ly h e S (ill Oll/Sli'tsi(}ir,an(llw • du>scpn«<.in«ccutors w ho likes to find Scott Krueger, 18, of Ord)rchard leaivdy." rtbday, .5 into the White House. His j , . . . .sjjmetliinging ito prosecute.” Park. ] N.Y., was in critical1 condi-ci V om it and empt>'ipt>~ lig tio r bcndta f l m n t m i v a i for the next 90 days a t least - m a t y o u t m u k L aiieliaulla is blunt about the tion , Sunday at Beth IsIsrael were found inI i^eger'sKj frai J find out who asked for moneoney and d/fOUh :ct of ta k in g p o litic a l flak Deaconess ] Medical Cen'enter. house mom, Boston John Jed lhe chapter where, and who gave mone;nney and . SEless of w hat k in d of recom- where , paramedics took himm ^ Reno retaias final authorit;ority over - hes:i>-s,imL, invoking a Now York collo- blood-alcohol ] level reached ic legal hibited from conduciingcos aay • whether lo ask for a special;ia l prose- professor <]uialism,m, "I *' c m h a n d le it. It's my pcrcent , — five times the 1 husctts. scheduled socialII a MIX 4 ^ , ' cutor. or whether to cscalaia la te th e ------1 ------job." limit for drivers in Massachu: icr son spokesman Bob^ob Sales said SC ^ look-see into a full-blown,, in-housein­ ctecrin g tria l of Imlm dda Marcos a n d I n ihle e NMarcos case, LaBella — Darlene Krueger said her TT *** • inction Sunday. criminal investigation. Butlut it i is a arms dealer Adn•dnan Kashoggi in and his? 1Iwk)SS, then-New York U5. iattended a fraternity func good bet that Reno will relytly heavi-i Neiv York, and tlietin bribery trial in Attorneyley Rudolph Giuliani — J iha't even though the lyon LaBella’s judgm ent San Diego of tlirelirec former judges argued ll The man on whase judgmc^mcntthc andalughflyingd'•dxillitigator. allegedd thefttl took place in the EN EYEGLASSES? near-term future of the pre:president The link betwetrt'een the two cases Philippine;lines, it could b e d iarged as I™ and the \ice president mayay residei Is that in each LaBcllaLn sought to a crim e; inin Nwv1 Y ork because some Tioncy w as invested there in is a -<6-year-old c a re e r federaleral pros- pusli the legal envelope,env to p ursue of the mon ...... ecutw, a registered nonpartiArtisan, a a theory that broa(xiadened th e .d cfin i:. real .estaielaie and a n works, Jesuit-educated workaholicolic with tion of illegality.u HeH is not a play-it- In thele SanS Diego case, LaBclla that even Uiougli there was T-Xxtc- CfilsT- a n abiding in te r e s t in big-i)ig-ticket safe ppsecutor. argued tha idence of quid-pro-quo cases of politicil corruptionon and: in “If Chuck seessee someone he ' no evidc en the judges and the unraveling the secretss withinw believes has violaolated the law and beiiveen , the very presence of unre- White Cloud WiMountain Company,iy. Inc. secrets of such cases. ought to be proseosccutcd but tiiere laivyer, tlu gifts and favors \ras inher- He is blunt spoken a n dI noinot club- are teclmical obstibstadcs in the law ported gifl B B a mj^ia & W est OpSeal eaat orruptive a n d tlius illegal. by. His idea of fun is liftingg w eights o r how it h a s lxx:ixx:n applied in the ently corru f^tSDrffO B O m ^ ^ O O C3ll/ or playing the drums. HeIe rmakes past, he is not afrrifraid to rely on his - - i n H our Service - decisions and does notIt ssuffer own analysis."I,” said R ic h a rd — ...... -z Reg A stock ■ ™ 3 t-tiuflan- aBfis e Ccnca 'TTssra bdien ja c w .regrets. K en d a ll, a Los! 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WASHINGTON (AP)P ) - I’rc sid fn t Clinton ple d g ed tito use “ - welfaiire law desadline ; his linc-iicm veto po;s-ers cne barriers, alcohol and drug , cnily to fliminiite wasU'ful pork- WASHINGTONN (AP)(/ — Despite severe bai barrel projects. But the polit a sunny cconomyy arand plum m eting a n d ot^herer substance abuse prob- said Corinne Chee of ' canccling key lawj^iakers’ pe: pr(> numbers of peopliople on welfare, Icms, st jccts coiild comph«atc the many states v^l11 fafail this week’s • Califormaia’s welfare agency, where ! two-parent fainilies are on ' chopping. i f e - . ’'P ■ first big test ofjf 1 how w e ll t h e 138,000 tw Decision time is fast appr ^ law works. i>-elfare. ima has only 52 two-parent ihg. Clinion already hass o on ByWedncsdayTsKr, states m ust show Alabami ; 11 arc working, ' desk Ihc first of 13 big sper th e j-h a w 75 percenicent of all two-par- families;!: virtually impossible ... to " bills for the fiscal year sta ent welfare familiesilies in jobs o r jo b “I t’s vir ntiy meet a level of 60 to • W ednesday; a S9.2 billion m ilitao'i i training. consistent a it" said Joel Sanders, eiir- constnicdon bill lhat critics i Y e t a 5 0 -sta tee sisurvey by The 75 pcrcent Alabama’s welfare refomi • is laden with scorcs of such pro- I showed few er th a n c a o r o f A half the states arcxe ' leader, T om D a i snnoioiis xeillbe iiiiposaim . has littie sympathy and Democratic powerhouseuse Sen. . o th e rs re m a in unsure. for states that are R o b e n C. B>Td. already failing to ; A S247.7 billion appropriipriations r’fS M States that mk< the deadline - k’ada meet requirements, • bill to fund most other Pent’entagon I -M yla Florence, Neva potentially stand said spokesman programs also was finishc to lose millions off welfare (direciiCtor Michael Kharfen. Congress late lasi week a w ^ federal dollars, • ------States asked for th e • h e ad e d Clinion’s ra y . although it’s uncincleaV whether newpmveiver and must now be held Putting the presideni u n d e r W ashington \s-ill levylev fines. Many accountablible, he said. tte r from additional pressure is a letter Slates a re betting; it wV o n 't “Everybybody's going to b e watch- Sen. John McCain, R-Arit, o Regardless, theirleir troubles sug- ing this,’’"h h esaid . ing 129 “unnecessao’ cotistnstruction gest welfare reform)rm may be more Yet it’st's unclear w hether the ' - projcCTs" in the m ilitary con:consmic- difficult than somele hadh hoped. T h e agency wilatU acnially fine states tiiat • lion bill not requested bj las considerable flexibility Son. John McCain,I. RR-ArU., is Intenlewed In his Capitolpitol Hill office last week. McC«lnn Ib pressorlng President Clinton0 *nda tw o-parent cases> rankrai among the fail It has Pentagon. easiest, sincc havinging a couplc fadli- to waivee penalties,i which could - te d mes- Congress to ellmlnatnate wasteful pork-barrel projects.s. "It would send a pointed tates arranging chilcM d care and vir- amount tott 5 percent of a state’s ' sage to Congress from ihc:hc com- : well as tually e\-eo’otherr parentalpa task. welfare money.m That’s about S187 • s waste- for instance, a 5G.8SGi m illion /Vrmy tra c k ” traitrade legislation throu^ P I entagon didn’t req u est. A s wi mandcr-in chief lhat this w nAnnv “It’s an almostI im possible goal, million forfot C ^ fo m ia , S4.7 m illion ' • ! dollars Nadonal Guard resen'ere; center at Congress.u. TThe bill contains S36 n^- an « unrequited $4.6 million / ful spending of defense df Alaska, not just for us, butJt forfc a num ber o f forA labanlama. vrote to Camp Dawson, WW. .Va., su p p o rte d lion in low-|ow-priorit>'Mississippi mill* National' Guard fadlit>' in AL must stop," McClain wro tevens. other states," saidid LindaL Logan o f T he finenes climb to a m axim um of \ r i z 0 n a by B>rd. a formerjr Senate£ majority tar>' constinstruction projects that supported s by Sen. Ted Ste\ the president. The Ari riations ' South Carolina'ss welfarewi depart- 21 percenent by 2002, and Kharfen imber of leader with a reputputation for bring- Clinton’s's hibudget did not re q u e st chairman ( of the Appropriai Republican, a senior memb 1 3 S3.6 tnent. Some of thehe largest states, said thei agencyi will assess on a e r v ic e s in g federal inve‘;tn'stmcnts into West Lott hei;helped get into the main Committee, ( R-Alaska; and a the- Senate Armed Ser\ e Naval California, Floridirida and Texas “statcbysy state ba«s.’’ 1 M cC ain's list of d e fe n se; bilbiir another S736 million million i fimess centcr at the > Commitlee, estimated ththe e bill V irg in ia . It’s tjn N ^ su p - among them, will missmis the deadline. M any statesst fully cxpect penal- j-ards in his state. Airj Station in New Orleans, contains about Sl billionn worth v exccss not re(|u(juested bv the forsliipv-ari r first deadline. By ties to beve waived. : about a S6.6 million Hre* poned-by | House Appropriairiations m is just .the fir of "p o rk .’’ ' Pentagon, W 'hat ab haw90pera»m^of “Inthehe first year of welfare •. .■scue station and a S 52 mil* Chairman ( Robert Lhingston,n,R I -L a. 2002. sta te s m ust hav Clinton, as had Rcpublublican Ann Adler,a a B yrd sp o k e s- cra.sli rescu ies, and half oritU reform it’sit’: unlikely any sanctions • viation support facility," “These are going to bee soms e Presidents Reagan undid Bush: woman, said theL- senator,st ranking lion “aviai ; actiritics. "Work will be im]mposed," said Nevada wei- . • Ellsw onh A ir Force Base in unusually i personal decisions,ns~ for families, in work act before him, eagerly soughIght the Demoont.on the; SenateS< Appropri- both at Ells cs a job, a subsi- fare direccctor Myla Florence. She the presidtmt. said a White, HouseH activity" includes; ability to eliminate indindua.dual pro- ations Commitlee,:ee. considers the Rapid City,ility, S J)., and supponed b>' t dized position, commmmunity service, a noted HPIHS has issued no rules a id e w ho sp o te on th e CDnditii jects, “line items," from spc;{pending project extremelyIv imi portant m Iiis Daschle? limited job scarchch or,( for a small ^ cxploinin,ing how the law is to be • anonjinity. a n d som e tax bills. state. /\n d doe:does Qinton want to elimi- ^ : and training. intcrpretei■ted Clinton has'not >'ct m e t wMth it his equation and ■Hie president m ade the repub- r< “It is somethi:ihing Sen. Byrd nate thec 5-)S470 million Gingrich got By th is w eek’ss deadline,dc states Most statesst should meet the . - staff to discuss possible linc- lie’s first use of the powiower in requested," shee saids a n d n o te d into th eI mamain defease spending bill i •,L-„ n c fd only have 2515 percentp o f th e ir rc--ycar plan.pla The milimilitary' construciion bill ^ cet Ihe second Tliose: whow don’t, she said, may • a fte r it arri\-cs, then an o th e r Lfi " ' ”“6'’" “ veto aggressively this fall11 onoi the Or does ClintoiIton want to risk also setsts aaside S9.1 million for a .. ; fi « requirement: gettmjting 75 pcrccnt of avoid penisnalucs by counting work- . - dcdde whether to line-item spending bills. alienating Republicblican leader Lott, physicalII fi fitness c e n te r a t R obins c •™ two-parent familieslies working 37.5 ing poorfafamilies who get child care any of its prmisions. But docs he really wantIt tot( kill, whose help he leedsnee to get “fast- <\ir Forcecc IBase in Gc-orpa that the : hours a w eek bctw^‘fw^‘cn th e parent's. but not cashcn assistance as pan of , “M any of thosee (parents)(p a re th e caseloads,Ls. 'Iliat would increase tiie • hardest to cmplo’ploy. They have percentageigeof working families. —GIA to b;Daragents5 from lobtibyingWhlite Housi Gore rc-ele«ion team. But _ ^WASHINGTON (AP) — SJ tung d e s c r ibbed e e to The Associated ( makers of both panics say iBrinldey ssigns off ly senior commiitee mem- i “i;- David " b y d isc lo su re s th a t C IA a{ Press s arc concerned by the C lobi)ied the W hite Hous ON (AP) — “On than a yondcd i»me here nowends en extremely mcntariesies on th e show th a t began 'Hie proposals by CIA Dir w hich shoiihows we’ve got a counter- When CIA agents rcspoi .'ational wclL Thank you.” in 19811 Ias “This W eek With h e w ake r intelligent;ence vulncrobiliiy," said Ifavorably to Democratic Nati George Tenet come in the wler in David Brinkley;y thtl u s e n d e d h is David Briiirinkley." Bob K crrejrrey, D-Neb., the panel's IC o m m itte e C h a irm an FowI< of colorful and sometimess eiem bar- 1 17 on ABC’s “T h is B rinkle:ley launched his broad- •' lairman. Tenet “certainly ithe fall of 1993,.th^- alreadyid v h a d c o m m entary o rassing testimony to a SenateSc B H m H K i 4-ycar broadcast- easting ; ccareer at 23, covering izes it as a potential nuI- 1been lobbying vigorousljsiv for >Veck” and a S4-y< committee investigatingn g kept him at the Presidentnt Franklin Roosevelt. As ity ." 1months in Tamraz’s behalfilf*with ‘f>S career lhat kc; paign finance irregular] Jhe pinnade of televisivision journalism half of N:NBC’s Huntlcy-Brinkley As escribed by Kerrey and -’sf's sh o n , dip p ed sentences - w h e th e r c h airmlan. a n , Sen. Richard Shelby, ja g en d e s. inspector general — is whi mazing retirement on TTh h u r s d a y , le s s and dry wiwit w ere much im itated. Tenet or other CIA highe;h e r-u p s R -A la.., TcTenet's report seeks to “This one here is an ama story,” said Sen. Fred Thirh o m p - k n e w a b o u t th e in -h o u sec li ifllK restrictt CCIA agents’ responses ! itical requests, tighten :son, R-Tenn., chairm an oof f th e ing. "•'* p w liric Senate Govcrnmenta! AfiAffairs ■ ■ v^’ k Witnesses depicted CL\ a, r u le s rerequiring q agents to tell J Committee, conductingnc the ■ IW H lobbying the White Hous'I’u s K r Millionaire oilman1 RogerR( Tamra: superiorsirs iof attempts at improp- i campaign financc invest Roger Tamraz. a Lebaib a n e s e - talks to reporters\ afterall appearing on er influemjcncc and limit the hiring < American oil man and bba a n k e r ABC’s ‘This Week'I;<• last Sunday. <>f CIA, reretirees by former con- i Sen. Robert Torricelli, I> who helped the CIA for year'e a rs but ta c ts . Trhe h e hiring limitation cov- to ld Tam raz, “ You hax*c su u ccccd- a also faced embezzlement cch harges ii f a v o r a b le CIA CI report on ers nolI oronly foreign employers i e d in getting a d e g re e o f coo] A in Lebanon; told of two) agentsaj Tamraz. but U.S.S. Ifirms doing business < lligencc who retired into lucrativeivc con- In response,, directord Tenet overseas,as. Ition from the Central Intellig Agency that would m ake;c i m ost suiting contracts with TaiTamraz: sent the Senatelte Intelligence The SenSenate campaign finance j members of the United SSt ta le s aitd d e tailed how th e Ucm

‘The Pea(acemaker’ imakes box-x-ofFice (delbut at No.. 1 ^ The estimates for Fr LOS ANGELI-S (APJ\P) — family openedai ai 1,338 locations -The noirnoi: thriller “L-A. Confi- through Sunda>-: DreamWorks SKG’s firstt movie, m ;md gnissedSll.4A million.n It led all dential,’’ showingsl a t only 824 locsi- i l.-ThcPeacanakcr," SIZS12^ mil- "'nie Peacemaker," debuted;ed a t No. new movies \n th1 aa i>er-screen| aver- tions, »-aswas sixth w ith S4.S million, 1 and "Soul Food" was aI slesl( ep e r a g e o f SS.49f>1 average. a “The only a 1414 percent drop from its 1lion. Z “Soul Food.” S11.4 m illior hit as Hollywood had its best Peacemaker,” playingpli at 2,362 debut aweI w eek earlier, 3. “In & Out," Sl U million. S ep tem b er wc-ekenil e v er, indusuyind locations, had an1 averageav of S5306. D isncy’s c y ’j “A "niousand Acres” 4. “T he Edge," S82 million. sources said Sunday. “ Soul I'ood" pro\iroves that star-dri- slipped funherfur after a poor open- 5. **Tbe Game,” SS.1 million.on. - . ______l-J: - - Box-office receipts wererc upi 30 ven films aren’tt thtl e only success ing. I t ca:ame‘dS1.5 m million in its 5CC- . a. “ -45 mil- percent over the siime fallill week-\ sto ry anym ore, industry in analyst ondweekfck for a total of S5.4. 6. “LA. Confidential," S4i Fox Searchlight studio was ’ 1lion. e n d last yeiu. David Davis .said.I. “It’s“1 th e buzz iind TIic Fox 7. “Wes Craven's Wishmas«aaer,- Q(^ “ Hollyn wide rcleiise was S2.6 m illio lion. “The Peacemaker,” fcatiiaturing ‘inie Edge," a planlane cttlsIi sun-ival "The Icc:e Storm”S grossed S81.045 , I Nicole saga starring Anti.nthony Hopkins. onthreesce screens. 9. “A Thousand Acres,” S l i :>CITY WILL G e o rg e C lo o n ey a n d N: VELO' LBLOW : lion. Kidman as Americans trueTacking Alec Baldwin, EEll lle M a c p h e rso n Final flguresfigi w ere to be released I 10. “G l Jane," S1.4 million.on. down stolen nuclear «varhead;lads, had and a l)ear. It finisinislied fourth with Monday.y- S12.5 million in ticket sales,5, accord-ac S8.2 million. YOU AWA\Y! 3BBBBEBBBBBBBEBBBBE cE cem ., ing to Exhibitor R elations Co. Inc. Iiulastry olfscn'eiiTt-rs liked ih o lifi- " E B B E E e ’Hiat Wits somewhat w eakak given | ures. ^ D • the hype surrounding tlie filmfiln anti “Three openersers combined for g M tlfl WE'RE 56K< FAR ST! Introducing RMC Inleineinei Sen/ices. Our internel " th e usual bankability of its, stjus.sta close to S30 millionlion in revenues, a • n ^ T J | | | jcfvke is lost, lelicble,reli and convehieni, whether y It was the first feature fihfilm for rec(jrd for the failI season.se These arc B I VWI t you'te dialing up ftom y Steven sum m erlike iuiml»eiilwrs," said Robert q (IN STOP BUS NESS CENTEI th e new studio founded by Si your home or usingutir our high sp eed business connnnectionj. When you're Spielberg, Jeffrey KatienlwrjIwrg iind Bucksbaum , preside-sident of th e R eel B r , ^ t real I tea ing moil,I, dovmloodingdo large files, or viewincing color giophics, RMC ' : David Geffca Source indastrj’ newicKslcller. g ™ ' "We’re just really happy■ l>eciuseIm.i ’Hie is-htH)r-isn’t-n’t-he gay comedy ngCnSltlVBIi.SHIPFPINGSS t e S lets you do it a t nearlynea double the speed of o 26.6i mmodem wiih our new US of tlje compeution and the! mm: arket- " In & O ut" was> third th with Sll-3 ^ • AIRBORNE • FED-EX • LPS • Robotics x2" techn m.million Kevin Kline comcincdy has already n IfMAIL BOXES tliis weekend." e;uTied S30.5 rhillioiilion. “It looks like g P op music’s Kenneth “Babyabyfncc" it’s on its way toto S80: million or c Edmonds nearly upset;et th e S1(X) million," Davis g l U W It / T O P Hollywood big shots with;h "Soul“ 'Hie Micliad D«Jouglas-Sean.iennhi ^ k (Th«No(QiEntrw>MMofT«toSIOf» Food," his first tum as movieovie pro- thriller ‘-Ihe Game”ne" wus fifdi in its B , INTERNET SERVICESES ;.l million, a 44 per- g 688 POLE UNE RDD . TWIN FALLS ducer. third week «vith 5.1 r hnpy/www.imdnet inlo@rmcinc|KS ^ Starring Vanessa Williamsnm s, th e cent dnip from it-siw wi eek-eiulier total. B 7 3 M &1884 film about an embattled CCh: hicago It’s eiimings so farrS36 Si millinn. gnBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI DBBB«

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—P elOPLE( i n THE' NEWN8 ——More ; bi)illionair( res on F(orbes’ LOS ANGELES (AP) —A Ar rnold Schwarzenegger and M Shriver havc a new additio to the familyi another son. .]richest list,1 Turrner’s hiit list The 9 1/2-pound baby boy}oy was d e liv e re d 5:45 p.m. S a tu rdla a y a t a ' NEW VORIC(AF) - Ted Tum 1 Los Angeles area hospital,1, publi-p going to have to get b u ^ on his5 qiquest Rich Utaht a h n s H B cist Catherine Olim said SunSunday. to dun odier wealdiy pw plc into S f"’ Uloo.auUUfmlisis listed on tho MF No n a m e \vas d isdoscd. ing some of th d r bucks to chant; H F»l»s400lstofKofthorichwt K F — "Mother and baby are in greatj not only are the rich getting ridnchcr, f l Airaitcara. Tl»te ll!list Includes - veryone shape and resdng well. Ever; dicre'sd more of them. , . 'n e t worth in millionsis of dollars., is e c s ta tic ,” O lim s a id , a ad< d d in g >-.* t Forbes magazine said Sundaj source of wealU),hom«tometownand - • w ith that the action film star wasm s annual list of th e U nited States' i«e»lmoi™™. his w ife during delivery. richest people has 170 billiona)naircs T hp_couplc now h a s twt>vt) boys •-d this year, u p from 135 last year. . □Hunt>maR,JoftMMd1e«lo.3000; In 1982, the first year of ... i,SaftiLakeClty, Forbes 400, only 13 of them w '• — BlllOateit e s ' WnrenBuffett NEW YORK-The tragends u p Arnold Schwarzenegg from donating thdr money,, ranksra 4 . EKIson, Liwmwe Jo Ing o f ‘Rough Riders,>ra,’ have added a son to their family,nlly. The 9 1/2-pound baby j I the developer told the u n til h is death. 28di at S3.5 billion. ’ Corp. softwarB, Whettc r th e n u m b e r is really S3.7 “The saddest part is: ttl h a t I boy was delivered ata t 5:45 p.m. Saturday a t a Los Angelngeles area hospital. Tho cable TV and CNN pior>ioneer $9.20 think he was just be^nningn g toi b e ' who is now vice chairman offT T im e 6 . Moore, Qonlon M,lnt.lCon>.Evi, lg NBC, over th e ir cover- I! hAppy,” Shields said. V" I including I W arner In c on S e p t 18 pledgetIged S l computof chips, Wood;foodslde, Calif..' Oprah W infrey, who l'orl>cs said . :no publicly apologized to . a g e. R eno billion to create a new foundaidation $8.80 tw o y e a rs ago'was on track to for news leaks th a t n a m ed NEW YORK — \VroW rongly J e w e ll 1 to benefit U.N. causcs. J 6 . Btlbner, Steven Anthony,Anti become AAmerica’s r first black bil- 1 suspect. accuscd Olympic bombingin g sus- him a s a Hc said a t th e tim e that hce piplans Microsoft,.BolkmJe,W9, Wash., $8.30 lio n a irc ,. rmoved,up 51 spots to pect Richard Jewell gott sws' ee t to pass the hat among his peercers to 7. Kii^,JohnWtrner,w r, Invest- 349th a t S!SSSO million. She is the revenge on the feds as a gueju c s t on H A R TTFORD, F Conn. - raise J even more money forfor h is ments. Charlottesville.iille.Va.,$7.80 onlylilackik perso n on th e list, the season premiere of “Satiiiatiu'day m u j U n D o c u mleniary c n i filmmaker Ken f, 8 . Perelman, RonaldId Owen,Oi Invest- The numimbers of the really rich N ig h t Live." > Bums' nexnext project is to decode "If you’re rich, you can expe‘Ellison,S9.2bil! billion; a n d Intel ’niem agiizi s w orld’s-ricliest rankings, Jewell was all sm iless v ex p eriennee." c e lilist, Forbes said. Corp. Chairman GordonGo Moore. alty in its \ ere released during the comedy news anchorman ^ known for his documen- Higli-tech industr>’ capiaiasns Ihold S8.8 billion, Microsolosoft and Oracle which wcr but estimaies the Siiltiui MacDonald mentioned thatlal^S Brooks SI , a S ™in ;the Civil War and the most ^ of die list’s top spoLs. Of dieJiefim arc the world's;op top t^vo so ftw are sum m er, b i is th e richest royal, at S38 had to pay him an “undiscIisdosed actor asked, h is t o ry• of baseball, Burns has five, f only Buffett did not makeake his makers, and Intel11 isI; the top pro- of Bnmei ii sum of money” after hhe e w a s ' “S u re ,” Je w e ll11 sjsaid. dune shurllinrter biographical films fortune f in a computcr rdated fidfidd. duccr of computerr chips. ch billion. c le a re d ...... Jewell first spoipotted the suspi- on Thoiiia!iiias Jefferson and-Lcwis------“That’s true,” Jewell said,lid, grin- cious bag that blevilew up during the and Clark,ark. The two-to-four hour n ing. 1996 O lym pics, kkilling il one person T w a in film filn will be.the third in • In' the Janet Reno sketch, sk< and injuring dozenzens. Soon, he w as th a t series,ries, nnd is expected to Ixj- Jewell walked into an officfficc set named as a suspen TyraniKlosaums re?;x bones k rf • • • die lie House NEW YORK — Forgi Chaparell Picassos, Van Goghs or Jack O's high-dass garage sale. A uctioctionccrs The fossilized have something REALLY I co skull put on the block now — a GSmil-6 Tyrannosaurus lion-year-old andque expect to Rex r v o a WILL FIND/)ATCHAPARELLEE HOUSE: sell fo r moro tlian S l m illion.)n. HERE IS WHAT' The SO foot-long fossilil skele-s ‘Sue,’ • A comfortable, secure,J scenic setting.!g. S m all e n o u g h to feel liklike h o m e , ton of a Tyrannosauruirus rex ” ■ ' wlllboauc- with all the profeofessionai services andI amat enities you require. named Sue, slated for• salesa at ’ tioned w poten- g apartm ents with voice-t:e-to-voice emergency ca:all system s, Sotheby’s this week, drew f Sotheby's In • Private, locking £ tial buyers and plain old1 curiosi-ct Now York on individually contmtrolled lieat, kitchenette:ttes and complete bathroro o m s, ty seekers Saturday eager’c r fo r a look. Saturday, lays • Studio or one bedroombe apartments, designedde to accommodallate walkers “This dinosaur is a worldirld trea- In a warehouse and wheelchairsirs. sure, something so irreplaccjaccable,” . last The said David R«.“dden, executiv'id v e vicc virtually com- president of Sotheby’s. “WeW c havc pleto 50-foot- never sold anything of thisis impor-i tance, and nobody else long fossilized HSS u Sh e itlic r.” skeleton Is M i Sue appears to have bbei e e n an expected by Our services and ameinenities reflect the Rtele[^ones te and cable TV. :ns of serious p o te n tia l bid- ton 38 blocks from a \vareho^ouse to in 1990 by Sue HiHendrickson, who Djozens i • Mursing services Incleluding medication avc contacted Sotheby's, • Activities planned‘d iaround your Interests. its m ain sliowToom on Manht!nhattan's was walking on1 aa Cheyenne River ders have assistance, and coonjrdlnatlon of other n said, declining to identify • Beauty shop. East.Side. Reservation ran c h in Soudi Dakota, R e d d en sa routine nursing servkvices. “She’s more fragile thathan the ownfidbyMauriceice Williams. them . • A fireplace and encenclosed courtyard with of Sue's biggest suitors is • Assistance v/ilh bathinling, personal hygiene, most fragile piece of' glass,”gl Sotheby’s is sellaJling th e fossil on O n e of 1 City, S.D., businessm an covered patio. R e d d en said, showing off th e T -rcx behalf of W illiamm s,s a Sioux Indian. R a p id Cii dressing, groomingI aand eating. rd Atldstein, who last week • Transportation coo:oordination. se t on a blue foam bed. “Tlii his s is th e But proceeds w illiU Ibe h d d in a trust S tanford A • Additional personalI ccare as needed, ; wants to bring the bones m ost complete of any T-rcr-rex yet by the federal go\government, wliich said he wi • Whirlpool bath. 0 the Black Hills In stitu te of • Help managing probliblems created recovered." has daimed thee ddinosaur bccausc home to th • Resident laundry/ facilities.f2 land under federal Geolopcaljcal Research, which Larson by confusion. Sue’s new owners havee a giant h w as found o n lai • Pets welcome. reconstruction job facingng them. jurisdiction. heads. want to ensure th a t th e fos-' Most of her more than 40000 bones The governra

F(X:iIS C rop (dam ag w on’i’t h u rt cconsunTfiers’ A^vallets 1m uch said farmers luckucked out bccause Commi;nissioner Steven Birdsall1 YUMA, Ariz, (AP) —• TropicalTr j ' thc rain, albeitt intense,in didn't rip said hele estimates crop damages HKtrm N(ir;i w ent easy onn frfarm e rs up fields a n d crops. ro p at S4 mmillion to 55 million. He 1 III ilic rc-piiin iir o u n d[1 'iYuma, i ^ “ F o r tu n a te lyy, ,'we didn’t get a said thehe S200 million figure dted whvic almii'-t nil ihc nniitm driving rain thatth; would drive for thec 'Yuma area "seems pretty U'l- vcKciaM es a re grown,vn. But it ! se e d s d e e p e r intoin i the soil," he higli toi0 m e.” I (ltd la iis f L-nmiKli damaKe,Ige. cspe- said. AndersonI addedad that he has Spectculation about costly crop lially Id w im i;r Il-uiicl*., that tii: will seen seasonal thunderstormsthu pro- damagege and the prospect of high- llii iciiisuincrs in lhe pockecketlKx>k, duce stronger wwinds. in ■ er priceces is upsetting some over- .ifirkoliiiro officials Kiid Fri While there’re’s widespread seas prr)roduce markets, according Ik-avv rains from Thur agreement thatit cropa damage was to somenc farmers and thc Arizona1 siorni (lainancd newly pl less ruinous thanan predicted, farm- Departr•tment of Agriailture.------;------k-iiiicf scL-ds. broccoli see ers and a top Ari;\rizona agriculture Bill ^Minhart, a Yuma area cit- •mil I'oiion on ihnu.'^nds oi .o fficia l c a n ’t agree a g r on the esti- rus gro'rower, said Friday he and1 aioiiiul ^'lln1a and Califolif o r n ia ’s mated dollar vval a lu e o f th e crop o th e r gigrowers have been called1 liii|H.'rial Valley. losses. b y w oirried rr Japanese buyers who) 'lhe r.iins and iniid wjwa s h e d , presidcni of the apparerently heard about the S200) .iw ay lh e SL-etls, p iis liee d s e e d s Farm Bureau inillionin dam age figure, .k’cpcr into lhe snil so ihej;hey can 't an Thursday said “The;ley arc calling wanting to ^;<'rmiiiate. drowned tnatTl a t u r i n g '."t Ken Evans,Jp pi to S200 million know ifif o u r crop is gotfd a n d howI t rop^ a n d soaked piles o f [picked Arizona Fai— a figure farmers is it gogoing to get to m arket,” triiiiin awailinK he sliipih ip p e d to . . ^ Federation, oniverstated. Farmers Minhani n said. niarkui, r ; Nora caused upicials say farmers “I halaven’t seen a limb down1 » F .in n e r s say liie y 'llI iiali: v e to ;-:i— crop dam age —inly i a fraction of anywhchere," Minhart said. “The u-plaiu MJine of tile danJ a m a g e d • ■ .■ r.iy i . say is grossly over le m o n1 ,ccrop is in great condition, ...... cnips...... ■ and other officiirkley, owner' of - The'wiivind and'raln cleaned thc' Keplaniin^ liie lettiiccc e se ed s, should lose oni;d in Yuma and a. dirt offiff them .” mr example, means wholetolesalers ic that. . f, sa id th e $200 mil- Bejidiides thc lettuce crop, farm- ivill h av e to w ait lonfler;r for(i tile ^ Robert Barklseems higlier than ers are•e concem cd abo u t th e cot- new cro]) to arrive. Thatlat would ' ' J. , V ^: Barkley Seedi’s iiseeing. to n h airvcst. n About 80 percent ofr create a temporary siioriio rta g e in ^ * farmer himself,'s sia few million dol- Yuma':a's cotton harvest was5 L‘ g ro ce ry lion estimate see Dccenil'er and increase hi ■ ; damage around alreadydy picked and placed in store prices. Farmers platilant and - __ J lZ ------______% \ th e dam age h e ’s & covered modules. Yuma1 link that (figure) tarp-cn , ii.iiTcM accordinK to a ver>'■ery strict '■ “1 can there’ss arealistic,” said growerers typically pick three ora ouUlde Yuma, ArU., Friday. Mos I lars worth of di sciieiliile. A tractor drives by ai cauliflower field flooded by thoI ralrrains brought by tropical storm Nora [ell just what it is, weekss ito a month ahead of the tftM. here and I thinl "Ii's niiinj; to he a liiile farmers In the a reea a suffered ! very little damage to theirieir crops.( h in g m o re th a n a re st o f thtl e state. iiiiJiiev, lull we don’l kno\now how i».,4 would not be ri S till,1, the grade of thc cotton1 in and other farmers said "We really escaped," he imiili yet." said Timn IDunn. money on replatilanting costs, tiiey Dunn ;i Barkley. “To tellad gauge of poten- may drcIrop a point or two, farm ers image to Yuma’s winter let- “Consumers were really sp V iim a C o u n ty F a r m BiBureau normally don’lI’t pass such costs tliedamai would bc nothirse.s fo r Yum a farm- said. BuBut that will vary from area1 Tciji — second in the nation and the industry as whol lire sid en t. wlio farm s 1,50(150() acres onto consumers;rs or wiiolesalers, tuce cniji h c sa id . w ild gues.s.” lolorado Wver into lo areaa depending on thc amountI ;iea, .spokeswoman behindid thetl Im perial Valley — w ere sp a re d .” Ilf i-orn. cotton. vesetabUibles and said Sarah Dele: spared, To get a goodley, ; Calif., a rich of rainin, wind and the cotton’s5 have been much worst.' Scott Anderson, general w heal. for the Unitedd FI re sii F ru it a n d could iuiv lo le , w e tia l m oney los.se.sJ that grows similar stage ofo: growth. Rain and wind1 lu storm had l>ccn os stroiig ager for Tanimura and / Industry analysis saidsan any Vegetable Associociation. If thu si ers, cross the Colt s trin g;s s oi u t th e cotton a n d sta in s; ired, “McDonald’s wouldn’t Packing, a produce growe p rice in c re ase W(Hild sieletn tr from "As far as pricirice, it shouldn't be as feared ral man- Imperial Valley h ite fiber. sh ip p e r in Y um a and Califs )untyj^gricultural thc whii shortages. While farmerners lose that inucii higheriier," D elea said. h av ehad had lettuce," Dunn said, d Antic farming region th w e r a n d crop.s. ilifomia. Imperial Coun Climat(te contrcol: Scientitistshan[idicap tl Cts of ElINino s, accoim is of unusual weather:he effecaused an estimated monthslis will brine, policy-makers, U s Angeles Times______ainage worldwide. are talkliking with surety about the :nt’s events Cmnclnchlngtiienum beis journals left by early expl — — The currem Tipact in tlic United worst w inter in half :i century, su d i a s Lewis a n d Clark. icr in tlic line alone. It caus From \Vasliinnion to Johannes-Joli .iMfrthaiafreyof/ofoibllii^seftsoa, nresidei«ident Ofnton asked that th e . ' Thc size and intensity o newest El Nino has “Wee didn’ti bring on tJie I£l NinoJ burn, Soitiii ;\frica.'cmn ie ei rg e n cy VV rcseaithers•s eraa watching how r -NatfoflatloftBlOcconic and Atmos- ■ x p lo re rs S13 billion in damentirely : positive, — Motliitlier Nature did tliat — b u t I yeaWs El Nino most resembl So far, the imp: planners and scientists< arare hud- ygst cunent1 knownkm as Q Nino is phericAdicAdmlnlstrallonbudgetbe • El Nino current that domi hurricanes in the think; it’si a wonderful coinci* diini’ to ctmfroni the newestvest global heating tho atmosfwsphcre1l)«ahot inOTasc' to seconicond’guess oftdtho patternsa ofol rainfall. Tho'hoat ElNlntKCntKCiatcdwork. • • caused som e SlOO million d: Although sdendsts emmcnent who arc feeling the boonT muUen^identlstBto . ;royed30 specics, big wa tiie phenomenon's effcctct onc food n contains reproscDsenlsalmost 100 ' ThatwooV to thc Southern California ;t what the coming ofsuppe devastaiing siorms,■ms, record bulldupofwatcfvijrvb^rlntheotm os- $74mll5mllSon appropriation, but the Don't spond a dime oi It’s So Easy, Yoi[)U Can't Help rainfall, floods'and cnishiishing surf. tnjj so version of tho blU currently 1 your conri tropical Pacific to o Kousovc a n d oihcr expensive- n Cliinaie experts, while pip ro u d o f level of moisturerenotseensiiK f elho . fundsNC^NOAAalonly $70 million, so But Lc:iE iir n l vonVeliicd one of 'on o n h o o k s , .sem inars, dlLssc•^ forecasiing the Fl Nino0 si so far in Q Nino w:nter ofl9S2«3,wof 1 tiidi thedlfforSlfforence will be resolved Ino advance, nonetheless are.‘apprehen- ap may be a hort)lngcInger of Intense wilt- conferen iniiniii}' CD-HOMs I'lU.• no-nam e lessons iiniil U sing o u r exceptional i j j ^ sive alxiiii inci'easingly direJire pa;dic- ter stoms. Ingweekveeks. onranu'i/inRCompiiicr “Whflt-You-Sec-Is- f l f S lions of its conso(|uences worldwide.wor dreiigoiiglitfn New Guinea V' I t ’s FAST!■lUU’! Why? Because... \Vhat-You-Do" . : V.V t'. "Wlien we iiave liad a li bhzzjird, crop failureses In1 New Zealand to iii;m hour! Ikin'ntusii'ijiiii-: tor one goes, oceiinographers learning method, Li l b wiien we have had a drd r o u g iit, floods In Bolivia.a. thotJ toll exacted by eciiiator ( ciJiiiiiuiliii}; I'l clu.s.st'S or s<'iii Jimatee.xpertssaid. ______! Yim'll lie ii|) luiii niiiiiing when we luive hatl a fl(M>d.H)d.jwople this growing tongungueofwormPacfflc and dim: “ CDHO.M ;ind voii’ri' Iramlnj;! you'll complete m m a here’s iieen a \vliole bunch of Mil- siflliiK lliniiinh iii.mii;ils, I used to blame global warmiirm m g;tlus water - aiieodyJy thotl second w o r s t• "Hierc cach lesson in ]'■ v(.’,ir you are going to iieare a r jw ople £| Nino current; this thi century and still th in4S gwe s don’l know about El ,<'iiilii;irs.Jtisl|H)|> in llii’ i ' : blame lU Nino for everyeryiiiing. growing-Is b«< expliiined D. James Baker, It’s EASY!ilnR’------I > e ^ l( « apparent . VhIi-o l•^l^l■^so^'^ Mr.iJjJil for said John Christy, an atmi 15. Depiuinieni of Oimmerce’s _ g £ E ■tmospliere uuoughout thoitnw tro ics.. ■.. il'‘-‘y 5 .l \\1i;il-V()iil>o" upimiadi mall ifxperi at the Univer^■ersity of . .. U ndcrsecrsucretary for Oceans and i ||-sas>lni|ik-:Lsl-M! waicliiii!; lie isphure. “Althougli we know f(ini-jnl "ttliiil-ViiiisSt'i'-ls- r Al.iliama in ilunisville irai'king ivl Nino's effectt ongloiwl oi seidon Siiiellitee :u-ea a dram atic con- how thuhu w.iierv will warm, ilie impact niaki-skMniliiKiL'KW’ xs iemi>eniiures hy siitellile. firmation of an;in amiiitious federal of the w;intiingw.i \« iter on the aaual I t ’s CONVE U'l-'rv ri'.iily lo lacli uiu tby .So fa r. liie m ost fa r-rer-reaching long-range forecrecasting effort that disinbuiiibutioii of tlie stonns :ind the M'lii'diik'. uiu (Ion'I liau'liiiu impact of liiis Fl Nino ma;m ay Ik- on |,;,s focused w woi orldw ide a tte n tio n dnHiglit;litwx-don’t v know." /ENIENT! M.'iiiliur>. Doii'i Imnlili- ihmn lhe w orld's |H)litical and1 ecomimic ec current;nts of the.eastern , l)r;mir;ii\ing lhe ctinnections Ixitween (by and niglil! Wilh ymirluisy UlUllMT Ullir M.'lllllllll'. «f'l rlim.ite, in whai some reseesearchers Pncific Ocean.1. ItI is th e first tim e liie Flil Nino Ni :ind any local weather liinu in "•.Lstf ;il cla.vM^ or siijuiesi is as mucli an expi•xperinient fedenil forecasna sters have relied so (Mttenim isi^ :i nuitter of probaiiilities, imiisli iiorii'K inaniuls. ill th e politics of prep a reredness d as heavily on evidi/idence gatiiered by iiisioricairical analysis, sopliisiicated I t ’s CO M PInf'rc- a-.idy wlii'ii you an-! B e s t y i i h y ,in e.vercise in long-ninge-e \weather (1,^ satellitee for a National computtfilter models and educated 10 Z! Our li-vsoiMuki'vtni fn J A re We |irL-diciion. , , W eatlier Serviceic e Ei Nino forecast. gu_t»nv(irnvork, climate experts said, 10 [III- iiiiisi .iilv.iiicnl skills.P L E T E ! Fr..nA j iu'ninin.Ts! Wv'll Miqiriv \mi In Cuba, agriculturee oofficials No matter howh< profound the To helphd; guide them, tliey clieck I fnim iiiM;dliHK llii.' Miftwaa- Mahk in g This you'll pill! <11 dered an early start toJ tli ib e annu- c ffe a of lil N inno o on . tropical regioas, niin Kniigegnii( records and tide c h i i ^ Ls. ,\iul liic-y'n- nol liiM fur 0 . ... uLsugar hiuresi to avoidid tthe pre- Ijowcver.dimateate tscpcais say lliat no examline ine tree rings, analyze icc you »llli till’ kniiviktlKi' FREEI Incredd ib le M e r? : ilicied dam aging stonn.s,, wlw hile offi- one knows CKictIactly how it may alter cores,;, consuli ch stream flow records even pore through past cials ill Peru last w eek: boborrowed i|u. weather ofof more temperate and evi ,se Ono FREE We're SOCJ (xnlidenlllial once ?2'>n million from tlie U'orlV'orld Ikink in th e northirthem hemisphere. VALUE 1 O u r 9 M o st Ifou (fy In (iff;,fi llie w eather's anti;inticipated ^ n El N inoI current’scii effect.s :u-e u a ] y our exceplional IPVICS ^epl290c^^ lutar Titles: r <'fl'ei.is on th e nationalI ececonomy. ,„(,st pronouilciilced and most pre- lindov»s- 9 5 Whal-You-S-See-ls-Wlial-You-Do" K niador ixirrowed S180 milmillion. dictable in thehe tropical regions i : F r o m O In Washington, congreg re ssin n a l tiie e«itiattiator where the cur- •'7; k PopuiiInternet • DOS learning mtmelhoi you'll lurn lo leaders from ImhIi sides of t.tlie aisle r^nt forms, andnd they are less cer- WKM Windi-woniPortrt lor allIII ol your conipuler wam tolxKist luidget-s dramramatically ,ai„ ,he furtheiher awiiy from the j ■ - ■■ib- Tho Intt1 • Lotus 1-2-3 for Fl Nino research andnd mitiga- rte • Quicken '531m in g needs. tion efforts. And in LosIS AAngeles, wiiere officials expect lo10 cconvene U I 'H il M11 an emergency “summiiI mmeeting” ■ 'liU ID jJlJ on lhe lil Nino plieiiomenilenon ■nMUoe»;lS moniii, research scientisntists find InuidChit(l3)7:00>9H>0 . ited! O p erato is a ree Standing By! themselves part of the advadvertising OatTsB««(t3) 7AO-MO Call Now! Su by roofing companiesi tr;trying to cash in on the predictionsIS oiof unu.su- ' luppliesAreLimile ally severe w inter stom is. 'llie strongest siiiellite e' yet of th e disruptive Fl Nini OX|aa« !hI9 1-801 9999 e)xt.308 a spreading sheet of uni A rrarc* OB* OU tl 1-762-9999 http/AvAv videoprotcssoi co>com warm I’acific ocean wat h a lf Sool rood9d 0 0-762-t again as llirge as the cont H«n la Back 7-JO-MS II line IS busy, picjsc call us al I-800-/Sir Corporate Orders. United Slates that alreadyady is sow- j/JT T T /fW nra Oona JM #* (F) 7M.9:M c v H I p H nd. p/fiJic teP'SB'iV 10 f.it'f/ii’ .•a so n a b le _ Businesses Welcomel Cal l i S l P r ing a harvest of unseas' Tlx Cdg« (IU 6:4S.9;S9 Jt Professor ind fiio j.'.'iWiiv SfW'ivis sionns and drouglit thmiigllUgluHit th e la aod Oat (13) 7M.9HS 0 forf!etallor(k tropics, scientists andd c lim a te WUhBuuWr (R) 7rl$>9HS Dtie 10 IV oiSfuW.'.ur/y demvKl. p ftacMulnrdU MS.MS ex|)erts say. Il has grown,vn hy one- ) f )Wl"SlCllO.<£.Vidl\ pfflYtrppwtffwrwfff liiird since May. The new images fromim ith e J e t I c i t S A t s VrMrrimtdM WmUiag U») CiCO i’ropiiision Liilxiratory'si ToTopex/I’o- 7!30-9ra

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I...... ^ ^ e o i ! y ‘car, anil that helped Miine. 'le x A very III nmii-.'ir:.;, Imk UL. 11 Tb Tlienaliiralisi .Jolm lliirtini(JisschiKil 1, (.-il w ilh llie lilies Itnnii•ailed "A W ild x„„-|| K '.ii..vr., i M-l'ies diu-tliir I'rvd 'Tex ‘"lin life wniic: "I slill find o-adi day 1 Ils I.Ite I'l-tO. In a liiief hil I'allc V JI liiiu- .-I'. Atii-i!i..n ■ A i i h k s w f r hurt for all ih e tlmii^thls I waiii .•ner«y t« sta n d (iKMIMAI.u J Xc^—T^r^I?*^ hink.all iliir llie w alks 1 want to lake,I.1VI1X. Mare." rdinn 10 eijtiine ...... >*' liu ImmiLs l.w aiu ID read, and .illam 1 lo A horse net'ik Il-ss enerliansky. m . ..i.iu-um.h >m.I I 'V T lie dnwn. accnrdin Oi!'ill'.l u ' .n 'J 'h il'fX A cn o ss . <■ r * j .ill*- llie aiiiluH'ilv Siephen Hiidiaiv 1 Ulinil f.cclion ______r i q i S p p p S F ^ ^ SOIIIiOSiin '< i« CANCCH lun.i.m'- 21JtiK JJ. Ki-ri* L M t U ___ ini Slocvolcr.r. —------I______|il,m\ (li'xilili • '-.I ® {piMiont lHiii.ili..ii.niiir,c Inn ...... ■ ■ By Mort Wa ker l-t W.ilkiiio r.Iick j j ------ni..ulil!iii». i-.-il' l5Ctini|lo(l ■ ■ ■ ^ / PRIIWARY MODE y o u ^VEARIf'lC?Vy’E^ ■ '= 5 > ^V you IHTERESTeP 17 17Cni|iir.liiiv<.'r __I l i i __ I H I \iii; 2Ji YOU LONG ENOUSH ) MY P 3J M l.ill tnm I'l.Hc. l.iin:iiniK r»-i:il«i TO <5£T BACK.' 7 p P TRTRAN^POfTTATION ^ ROLLELER i IH WHAT HAPPENEP, IH ^ O y O U R J E E P ? '•' III .ill ,il..ni: ' Iniiimr I 8LADE: ..... » I piili-nli.il Nlinniliil.ii.'d Sp..llg:lit un ’0 ri;i(i —------■ -_ __ — ...... -lu-N, "U l uv Ih- iu,xih ------" ’? Wall (i.in(]iii() >.» Adr. ri Ji ------n ------VIIlWliAm: :.t :.tS , i.i ” 1 I'vUc-h..;li. ^ >f.2f.' V^.iiiUoi Uv »iih .lif.'ji l'uU.-r i [ t >7 Ck'iKUiolh XT ili.ii'i f>|u.ii.' .K'Uv•^iit i.'i'linjtiwv-.3rt-un)> \ 11 3' Stdwiing pl.iril _ _ _ _ jo i-\ii.i iiiiK-tii ["•riit•isc f indi>>()ual U-nd". I \ .ycTir :i& )> t__ lini- mi-liiiiii» I'lsi. p.inn.-ivliip .iu.inrc- y lU u ^ e z 3f> ■ ■ ■ spia-. |> IHDuch s« i» It *" __ ■ mini ISMlm impr2.l-Oii 22i Wlui wni ; 5 q -z q r S - i t ) 1. 1 ^ ^ ^ 3'Jly lii(Ii;in|iiiiicr,'!.--. -j------n f,o 61 »ill , l>e luld m lu r ^ I •*1>1 'G0.1I JJ------j---- knew all ..Inni; irprivi-d'»i I^mj'hau* im ; Frank and Eme»t ______ByBbbThwes ' 12 '-iz T/;u.ni.;iiii...... ------l______I_____in.innjr An wrpluriiirv mjii'i Im un^i" ' " 13 • - o'clock ______[d^ iifii.ihiMliiin, jiriurincum. C anui pcrvmi T^^VTcoM iTJ^V//TH NINE '.cholai' r,9 I______l „ iranvicliiin C.tpiK■1 il fieA N it#., I X o DAVS M Lnuil ■ ___I ..J ___1__ ^1 I jihiv in\lnmii-iit.il1 r ’.tS'.n ’ II Ouilrtfor T O PPIN155, P i 8L/T 1— ------L— I SCdRl’IO ((V-iiK-yiiiiil : llic iitimcduic. : e p w e ' s . . ^ 17 Canopy iivci .1 9/29/97 p,ivvi„„l Hc k I. .11Ik -iiiiuir. limnhauv cm ■c an 't ; ■''|ji )l ;;| Piipci iiiunr.uio o | « o n e ’ liKuii-.IB'-mun-nUiLS iNuv ’ ’-Drc. 21): i'J riiniityintnibors 10 Miir.ic.H1ii(io y B v o T I SA(;iTTAKlL‘iiyu Tx-c wjitcd lor thi» i'l Llko somo iijiis 11 I o-vi .n(t.iinr.1 TH er.T i t s e ; M O vHc^ f E t ' Vmi'll In-luimmiiy;iii(!j\-i(tiuilii>. kn-c icU- in l),'isol>.'ill 1? l.(Xili nl i\pin-v arolcv aura ol 3N- '? >« C;;ii 1:1 V/lvil|il ^ ® P IP iiDiislii]'1I1.11 in\pu-,-1 ,;i'l. l.o..vt.«lf- ^ i? 62 ni|)(jr.-(l I y\ VMmr.va>' . , 1^ ' ■ J f f f S r ? 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O t h e r VI]iE\ys IRSS horror sotones: — y i i It’s tinme to cleaiin house VIH ______Fromthfffns1 ______taxpayers.;rs tn emharrassm ent. liens ania n d The horror stories toldold last week to e\-en pcrscirsecution. ihe Scruie Finance Com:ommittee about “Tlie IRSIB works for the taxpayen iibuscs of power b>- ihele IInternal Rev- not the; otheroi way around,” Sen. BoB ob c n u e S cn’icc did not[ alall come from Kerrey,D-Neb., D- coees.s. ssome of them the Intenernal Revenue Service, wrotr o te { speaking with their voic■oices disguised, earlierthis thi year. 'ITiose words oughtfit t to X prcn-ided insij^its that powerfullypentenefits to gay state employees'ees'pan- ures tiie Cfemaas Stjr Comnma S e i ^ • wilh il will do nolhinglg toi improve it. mucli esslesi that we could save livesJS I:by ivhich can be urged a ners.i:rs. Gnwtiiiiswp!:pai snstESer. oc Enrioa- Dropping a bundi of taxpayerla; money passing> a as p e e d in g law. ry .” 33cn Ajseacy cfcjimp vant Harvard evolutioniinist S te v e n J . G ould Concerned Co about the number)erofga>' meinrt ftrcaca into a speed-iimil spec:jccial session of Anectlt:dotal evidence is irrelevai ledacom- co«a.tti»ckcna£[Sc.wantgqgaEcy.etc. past concurs in a columnI ini Natunil History teenjen-age suiddes. Weld created waste of limiled when itt isis about pcople speeding pa: . the Legislature is a wa: 7). “Tlie e.Kireme misslission o n g a y y o u th . T h e demsnocratic- o UnsisiijeiTpe'tfcQfTCmsdmitpeapCe a c c i d e nnt t scenes, speeding througjugii magazine (May 1977) rcsroQaEaSfflfwrsdoon ■ re so u rc e s. rarity of transitional:II forms in the fossil contiintrollL-d s ta te L e ^ s la ttir e hadtiadrc- lILeioseefiiec raffic and speeding in plact IS sia a wSB Esmt lasdng We do not need a nunumeric speed slow traf record persists as thehe trade sc?crel of fusetised to c re a te a com m ission,i,s so o o n c e a n y j5 t« a issaas ia«iB.i3:cbt"^car limit and we do not neeileed a legislative whorespeed spc is not appmpriaie. paleontology. In anyly 1local a re a s , a agaiigain W dd had to resort to anin cexecu- s m p a o s o a m s !f-«STBig«5rt«JaiwE5. m e e ti n g lo se c if w e c aan n cobblei logetii- If higli;li speeds s in those situations^ ai species does not aristise g ra d u a lly b y th e tivvc e order.i stTOck’' i y se2f-i dent-draft- lKa.sta5o£lT^ •jarT raed ac tb t Caidc of er a solution to a probloblem that does unreasoisonable or im prudent, th steady transformatioiio n o f its a n c e sto rs. In In 1996, W e ld s ig n e d a stu d en j law to p r o t e a g a y pu b lic sch(schoolstu- infonnaticoirsa;ronjc=»efcoiiKts.T!utper- n o l e.xl'il. d riv e rs need nc a ticket - under e.'cistirSlihg il ;ippears all al oncc:c a n d fu lly ed la • dentents. It is now against the lawiwinMas- i soa«iio57:Axi:e 6; r cSie ditam ip latdL In the minds of powejwers that be in Montanai a law . fo rm ed ." a paleont ologist at sadiidiusetts to discriminate, haraiarassor- Jibe had naHarfcdcbtcadbiaadEtaif 'H elena, we already haihave'a.'daytime Welo do not need to penali/c thoshose Dr. David Raup, a of Naturiil History berae ra te a te e n b e c a u s e h e o r shesheisgay seea'wnrse'ias saffis. ^p res. cr & Oar speed limit. They have\i postedpi signs all tiying 10to get \ reasonably and prudent!e n tly th e I 'ie ld M u se u m ol ly pointed out that orr ppi resu m ed to b e . 33 an EPA cfiwnnp oa incing ii. Whoa, from AlzaIzada to Yaak. Wc do not neeneed Cliicago, recently ox’er the state announc IS “ e m b a r r a s s e d b y Last La y e a r. W e ld s p o k e out aga^nstth e Ihdr pan. Ikie*e s cbe n£ ^ x a d ceoEy ue. legislatortors who think they can mal-, pfiH»rinn._gt(, itehl2 dirscres. cv«pa.-Bes Nome arbiir^ir^' line jnn tthe sand. Il is Montanana docs not need an arbitraliraiy showing the iransitiiitions that Danvin All Al of th is w a s to o m u c h for Hi nostalife- andmicLancxiaac. Yciu cam t te e p crucfc- sonable criteria numeric:c speed s limit. It ain’t broke; anand postulaied." (I'MNHIH Bulletin 50:22- afteifter all, it h a s ta k e n h im almosi determined by a rcasoi aifceK cSisy may want, tO', i ’t nocd fixin’. 29) limm e to rid h im s e lf o f pu b lic radsm.ra d -^isaSSiaeLaa ranfyng from tire conditiiition to weather it doesn’t m j Eii???' Evoluiionist Dr. StiSteven M. Stanley Heirlelms h a s re p la c e d th e p n n eerbial rb per- bitv oidkess sni d fc? -tfc o iii! tt t f e wen* put il bhintly, “The• k1< now n fo ssil son3n ini e v e ry As-oodpile w ith a homosex-hoi ituais«aasai iment a single exam- uala l ui n d e r w e r> ’ b e d . lacn'eddam£te i^ m uJ a mfv gnup record fails to docum CTI r1<...... Jldvertljingdlfcctor p a a is z grccKEy stons OaAWif-ortli------...... --Mjnaglfte editor Peter York.. lution: Pattern and[ P ro c ess. 1979, Weln! tfte cood lte Tlme»News wclcom«m es letters from . □ t.ottor« c ideas took like wildfidfirc. People made a ,oniln the homosexual issue, and ih r a ^t-hen d o t i tg « n d tsed ecc wiifa aC m TreacJcre on su tjcc is off publicpu Interest To in bod tao stc st will bo rejected, a s will mato- re lig io n o f th e m .” As w ell a s ih is sta te - bigig plui s fo r th e g a y s ;th e y ’ve cca •csslng racial, ethnic or religious J fjtiwgiiB!3iggia?;t; Cia:pIew oii’c m ake sure your tetter is puOpublished prompt- rial exprcsi meni, that should bet>e enough to make longm g woy. T»»m»Tw>wr rh ^t r?>*Tiiii,*. cf tm ^gone fy. hese arc a (cw guidelinesnes to remember blgot^. .jj any evolutionist’s fuiFurcurl, “Christ Je- JO JO H N T . W A L S H ) not publish vcfso,or.poetiy..ond_ 3LT*dIlEean£sai&ier»fei>said •• ------; a Each I« ttw snouic incfud:fudethevfrtter'3 OWodonc “ sus and his salvarionjn.isnot tharthe B Bt u rie y ...... - - }rally rem ove or limit rollglous OK,and*sik»iline iSey were chintms, SJgnoture. mailing addressJSS and telephono we general jjlj. b e s t th e m e ? ” )ns. Anicles token from othor pub- - ids 9CW'3&CQC our gate- r»wntjcf. Typevmtten letterste rs aro prefemJd, quotations A s a c o u n te rs ia teumeni n to the Danvin AL viewvl on public grazing larland JustliLeiiiyd s will no t bo reprinted, vayaadPtilelLILoae EZead. E ?our t&Kfcs : txscausc triey allow faster:cr handlingr with 0 fish symbol, I have c(considered putdng tse of spoce constraints, pieaso Timcs-Ncws s ta f f w rite r N 5 . Snsd o p . pfisose lay ao ro ; le ss chance of error. rs one belly up on my’ 0own car to signify I JtAttenmaybebrou^tIh t to our Twin limit lettersters to 4 0 0 words. Longcir letters lokkentved is correa that t oa'^ «Qur ducfa that Danvin and thele th e o ry of evolu- jouihcxn . , I Falls officc. mailed to P.O.’.0. Box 5 4 8 , Twin will bo shortened.sho Tho Tlmes-Nows ro- e of p u b lic g ra z in g la n d in soul»^crn j0S»cmi3SJm«

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W o r l d U nidei;ntifiedi to get ntiassfFbrreralJ- Peru jc[oumalists iallege— More than 50 victim a governnment meenace of airplane crash to) bb e H . U M V P c n i i . \ P) )— - W hen rwvi ^ 8 men forced th(.-irTC^-i■ay in to her car buried vvith no nameme and put a gun to> thetb head of H I Blar'a Ros^c;s. depuirputy editiic o: / ^ MEDAN, tndoitcsia (AP)p ) - m Peru's mosz important;ant c^iposition t X J Heartbroken rclativcs roamiam cd newspaper, she pra«ra>W ix w as a offloog coffins and cloaked boibody ro b b m -. parts in a jungle morgue Sundimday, They took nothinging from her. ^ trying to find loved ones killedled in r ri'^ 'T m r^ but screamed insultsIts and threat- JBUS Indonesia’s worst air crash befo B B ened to kill her as thev sped , umdaibiied vicfams are buncdicU m tHrou^rnmjTTJjFCeXMSx-d .graves with no nam es. fnr an hour hel'ofv leIcti n m g her go. Nearly 50 bodies, mutilatjnerv wh.vho threaten the inter- on Indonesia is one of thetepos- p( already conlains 57 viavictims of a 1979 in wails as theythe bent over the cas- opcjxiraiions, Darmadi, was quotetUM Iy run by intelligenc«rtice agents uj e>t' of tho-lose in power." said sible causes being investigatejatcd, Garuda commuter planilane crash. ket. b yy 1the Jakana Post as sa\ing• th sp\- on opposition polipolitidans and .\ngel Pae;lez. the head of La although an airport official1 saidsa The haze that haii:iad blanketed Mrs. Batiariar walked soberly, lift- hazazc had reduced visibilityy ata journalists. Republica's's investigative report- the plane had on instnuneiment Medan on Friday anand Saturday, ing a fly-covcovcred coffin lid, then Mc(Icdan 10 alnut 2.000 foct at th T h e g o v e m m e nIt i and : police ing team, approach for th e m ain runway.y. cutting visibility to:o 1 100 y a rd s a t the edge ifof a a tarpaulin, scniiiniz- timim e of the acddent, "still quituite have attributed tbebe attacks on Pact 34. b. began n-ceiving de ath T he fires w ere purposely setcttwo V> times, lifted enougliigh Sunday to ing cach mangledmai corpse for a suffiffid e n t” for landing. journalists to coojino;TXffl criminals. threats byy itelephone and rnail m o u h s ago b y plantations andid tim-tii a llo w 300 m ournersjrs 10 fly in to familiar stripi p ofc shirt o r d o t of hair A/\ n airport offidal. who spokeeon o and gowmment reprepr^*ntati\es last year, arand has been warned b e r com panies to d e a r land.d. B ut d a im th e ir dead. Fifr'ifty-seven bod- tliat might indicateini her hasband’s con>ndiiion of anonj-mity. said theth haw denied there isis; a campaign by friends inin th e m ilitary o f plans they have since b u rn ed out ofif con-a ies were loaded onto0 t\ two pla n es for body, p lalane had been on instrumer to intimidate the independentini cokillhim. trol and their smoky hazec h a s fliglits back to the capcapital, J a k a rta , A policcmarm an picked up part of a a ppproach p for the airport’s mainam net« media E v e ry moijoming he takes a dif- spread to parts of Malaysily sia , w h e re a crowd of wliiivliiie vans wail- jaw, with teethtci attached, and runmway. In such a situation, piloililois “ W e r e ^ - c t t h e ffreedom r v t of the ferent routete to WTirk. looking for Singapore. Brunei, Thailandd ai and c d to take tliem to moinonuarics. showed it :oto a a .woman and her dtil- rel^•ly more on in.strumenis to findfin and denouncece tthe tsc^ted signs of an^inything unusual. He die Philippines, disrupting oirirtraf- tr Wati Batiar scarc:irc h e d in v a in dren, askinglg ifif they recognized the thele ninway than on what the>' ca abuses that exist in all institu- keeps no reregular schedule and fic, closing schools and a u sining g ill-i S u n d a y for th e body)dy of her hus- shape. “No,")," saids th e widow. “My se.■e e o u t th e windoiv. though m an lions, induding the(C newsn media sleeps in didifferent apartm ents nesses. band, who^s-astohavcave phoned her husband ladhad a gold looth. Tliat’s piloilots take o\'er the landing mam and the armed fostes.:e

U7N7 meri m b e f s T ^sTsO^brigl: ;htV - ^Vlostsuffeijrers knowV diey haveeAIDS infectious disease con- • 5 TORONTO T (AP) - A surpripris- who directed thee study.si “We ings at an ir igly high two-thirds of all a need to continuee tot work to ference s;sponsored by the call to seizize Washirington’s ‘bi)argain gjnericans who arc infeaed witwith ensure these peoplelie h1 a v e acces.s .A m e ric an Society for le AIDS virus already knowwit, i to recommended treatvatment.” Microbioloilogy. Another CDC rc pushing for study preseisented Sunday demon- Ttta Washington Post______hopes that altitude! w^vill ch an g e a s itee, to payy oronly alwut half of the heae a lih offidals re p o n e d S u n dlay. a y Some expens arc \ r im ponance o f th e new negotiations become1C morer intense US. arrearagerages and to aitacli such Researchers F from the U.5U.S. more widespread AAI ID S te stin g s tra te s th e ii and now that treatmentsrnts exist that treatmentss itor prolonging lives, UNITED NATIONS — Despicspiie over both the U.S.S. (offer to pay conditions nsas een tem. Doctors believieve that the to the CDCZ tthrou4^ Ju n e fn im 25 Nations to seize Washington{ton’s U n ite d Natioa'i agree•ee to a n u m b e r U.S. offidalidals say privately that _ ancnd at Icasi 500,000 have bee sooner treatm ent starts,sxai the bet- states'^hen!rre-doctors are required “grand bargain” proposal forDr set-si of conditions, indudinding a cut in its Confpe^' probirobably can be induced testjs te d a n d know th e ir sta tu s. first ter the chance of controUingcon the to report ththe names of patients tluig U5. debts to the world body,bot dues assessment fronrom 25 percent to increase•' ththe payment lo alwut The T CDC research is the fir areful attempt to arrive at Ihis th disease, w ho c a n y th e virus. the other m e m b ers remain unwimwiU- to 20 percent of the ! U.U.N. budget, ll $900 millioilion. But, they add, car gurc using infection data col-co The new data suggegges* the prob- In these s:• states. 240.000 people ing to accept either partial1 pay-pa a lso w ants the separatirate asses.smcnl Albright aiscalso is convinced ihat fig* •cted by the states. Until noxnow, lem of undiagnos^ied infections were knowiwn to be living with ment or a b ig c u t in th e U5. sliareslia for peacekeeping coscosts capped at Helms nnd 1his his allies mil go no fur- leci lany experts had guessed ihatth; may be smaller thanlan pre>iousIv .AIDS, andi ;another 76.000 were Ilf the U JI. bu d g e t. 25 percent, iher and thathat if tlie U.N. memlwr- nia: i)out half of all HlV-infcctccted bdiewd Nc»-erthdesdess, they also infected bbut not sick. The Instead th e co u n tries of \Vcsteestem “Finally the grandind bargain wc ship rejectsCIS the congressional abc jn c ric a n s w ere aw are of it. mean ihat roughl;jhly 275,OOQ researchers•rs used these data to Europe and Japan — normalmally have long sought on U.N. reform offer, the wbwhole deal is likely to “This is encouraging, becau*ause Americans are uaaw:aware of their estim ate tlthe number of diag- America’s staunchest allies ~-h ha av e a n d U 5 . arrears is inin s siglit, b u t it is unravd. suggests that the majorityly T)ne T h at was a referenoince to tlie ded* delivered masTiast forcefully and most thinks about reducing the; U.S.U. sion of Congress, led^d I:by Sen. Je sse insLstently byby i th e W estern industri- Adiff(erent B financial obligation. H elm s, R N.C, the diairmandia of tlie al nations thatth a t ju ii d ie biggest con- The Clinton administratiiation Senate Foreign Rdatriatioas Commi- tributors afterfter th e U nited States. shade H Fishermen;n find salmnon off Vanncouver le. ■W E —g iJ n a com plicated salmon runs n s dwindle,t Vancouver of blu( The Saattia Times______a lso on odd piece in a international puzzle.;le. TIjc fishing Island’s recreational-fishing rec UCLUELET, V ancouver IslandIslai b o a ts a re Canadian1 - —property of industry prospers,prt in part by — At first light on a summnmer the Canadian Princin c e ss f is h in g hooking ihouslo u sa n d s of salmon that m orning, a s m a ll fle e t of fishi:ishing ___ resorL.'nie.fishermernen are m ostlyotheny^ woiwould nngrat^ack t£ _ boats sets off from this coastoastal American — a retiie tir c d S e a t t l e W asliingtonin rivri ers. British Columbia fishing villa■iliage p o lic c officer, a Texa<«as oilman and “Going. all a the way to and rumbles into a thick bankink of his \vife, a former • IkBoeing execu- Vancouvercr Island to catch liege stu d e n ts. W ashingtonm salmons doesn't seem coastal fog. d v e , a couple of colieg I Each of six boats carries a fifull And the fish? ’ \ Who cares, like a very/ rationalra thing to do,’’ : Cedargrecn, director load of M sports fishermen1 wiwho except the biologist!ists and politi- sdys Mark C( sipon, Wash., Charter have paid $60 fo r a sbt hourr beboat cians tr^rins niakckc sense of the of the Wesipi ciation. “But fishermen ride and a chance to hookook. a continuing U.S.-Can'anada salmon Boat Associat •ays been very good bright king o r s ilv e r salmon. sq u a b b le, have alway: Their Northwest fishing trip is . While Pacificc Northwest rationalizers.';rs." Nobel laurereate urges; dialogue( in1 Burma •cars «)f h ouse arrest in RANGOON, Burma (AP),p) __ would mark a firstrst step in the from six year M J been largely confined Burma’s leading democracracy govemmeni liftingg a a c ra ck d o w n 199S, has bc( ie for the past year, activist praised her country’s’s nmil- o n h e r movement, 10 her hom e fl iH -H bel Peace Prize laure- itary rulers Sunday for permurmit- “Our people r arc happy The Nobel A L L N E W ' EPISODE gath- because wc were abable to hold a ate was freqrcqucntly interrupted M"!!! ting the biggest opposition gai sc and cheers fmm die ering in y e a rs a n d asked themlem 10 co n g ress, and I thinkink the country by applmise i who had tiavded from foUow up w ith negotiationsIS aiand and tlie intemation;onal observers delegaies, wh Lirma for the congress, the release of political prisoneriners. w ill ta k e due note ofof llie fact that around Burm ■ . m pcned Saturday, It Wearing a traditional saroiarong the authorities haveive tried to be which oper le ninth anniversary of and w ith h e r h a ir tie d up in roses,rosi cooperative,” Suui KKyi said in a marked the r ; foun d in g in 1988 after ^ 9 PM Tonig!g h t on a cheerful A ung San Suuu KKyi . short specdi. the NLD’s foi ry crushcd an uprising, expressed h o p e th a t th e gathiather- Previous NLO atteittempts to hold the military c ousands of demonsira- ing of 700 members off hher large meetings wer«'cre prevented , killing thous; Natianal League for Democra>cracy b y m ass roundups. .Si S uu K yi, fre e d tors.

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onn the m ilitant Islamic groufroup awaits (change-]in jail j,JERUSALEM (AP) - After sixsi I - Har londis of \iolcnce and recrimin; EI'J lamas, which claim ed responsibilidbili- K/\RACHI, Pakistantan(AP) — Asif tionsions, Israel and the Palestiniana ns / for the bombings in July andanc eptember. A rafat’s forces hav( Ali Zardnri h as spentn t thet pa.st five _ saaid id Sunday they expect peaca ce have years at Pakistan’s c talksilks to resum e soon following nei If3unded up dojcens of suspecte S n I denied tlicchxirges, bullbutherhusband Israelxad amiounccd laie Sunday diaha t sinejice March, when the Palestiniamnians Z has been in jai] sinccllier lici dismissal ^ ^ morelore workers from die West Banl bro!roke off contans to protest con-con The latest cliarRc> fatfadng the for- ■ ' ' ^ a nnd d iGaza who had been barrel strujuction of a new Jew i^ ndglilx)rlilx)r- mer fin t c ouple allegesiges they illidt- g '. F * from■om Israel would be permiued1 toti hooood on disputed-land in eeasi ast tirusalem. Israel put the talks or ' ly accum ulated hu gEC e 'w ealth Iliac g f e I enternter Lm el beginning Monday. Israen Prime M inister BerBenjamin Netanyahu presides overver the^ weekly Cabinet LS on 1 S w iss b a n k “Tl old indefinitely after the first■st ofol • I they hid away in S “The main thing is to make i meeting In Jenisalem SunSunday. • account-s. lear to d ie other side dial \s-e wan diele two suidde bombings. Ls daim ing th a t Aslf Ali Zartlairtlari, husband of fornier ______• _____ llie Knvem m ent Ls_d ) go.forward wiih the process, bbu u t___ M ahm oud A bbas. ___ sta te m en t Sunday.Sui ____ AAlbriglit visited the regionI thi;this Prime MlnlsterBflnazlf------• ilif first'coiiple siphbhihoned as tnuch------Pakistani Prin lai they must fight terror,'r,” In New York, Statee Departm^t'I "Ih AJ^'ers,’:rs, Algeria, Palestiiuan morlonth and u rg ed b o th sides too ggei ef— I as 53 billion out off PPr akistan a n d Bhutto, exitsits the Karachi Central Jail Ne,juetanyahu lold Israel Televisioron. spokesman James P.P. IRubin said leader Yassasser Arafat did not thele talks started again. Slie asketisked : S lashed it a\>-ay inn Swiss S bank inJane. **n»e:n»ere is a d iange in die p a st fenfenv Albright had been workorking hard in directly corruijrrunent on Netanyahu’s Artrafat to do more to rein in IshmiiL-imic : accounts. The moneyley was made lys. I think that finally someihiniing recent days to get Midiiideost peace- announcemeiment, but callcd for an i^lilitanis i and N etanyahu to lift pimi-pimi innccted to d ie m ustier of ; either iluTJUgh kickbacl hireliii a lawyer Looking ga ■; reached Monday at a meetinjing United States and theic fparties, and said he alsoio cxpeaede the meeting por:Drarily halt expansion of Je\sisli>i.sei- .set' lie Avsodait“d Press dur- . : tl) defend herself andid hher husband spoke to llie I New York between Secretarary discussions planned for tomorrow, to lead to aa resumptionre of negotia- tlcnements. S h e left w ithout succes.sce's.s. ^k in a recent court g , : against the charges,;es, h e r p a rty in g a br) — Th.rhe celebrations all resi{isigned from Arc )1)u ready fon3rnilR.-nii-ni?Do)'ou knawMlw llie n on Sept. 22,, thetlii chicf of a blamed for»r everything,”i Zardari ^ v Jewis•wish year 5758 ^-as going to b«nl«illlfcst)1ct)1e In )x)ur later ji-jrs? Tills ciiiuvII ie long party, marking a ccntuitu- camc Tourism Minisilister Moshe - - ■ ' W ; finn ordered an intemr;mal investiga- He said hehe Iwd no connection to "ne Ij «iinieIp)-oii anSMcwer tlii-M; i|ucstions, Tliv ciiurM.- Is s in c e th e f o u n d in g o f th'. lg esiab lislim cn i of IsraeL ch icf pro d u ce r H a imiS SI lo ts I ^ . : Pakistan’s governm•nment said it “I may haveha\ opened some bank mg es Instead, plans for a year-lon|ing They cited “profes:‘essional dis- Pl£ASESEPIAS TO ATTEND: ; hnd documents indicat:icating Sodete accounts, huthi 1 don’t remember Ins October H tb-22nd-7-Spm immemoraiion are falling apartirt, agreements," which:h :seemed to \fedncsdays ■ t : Ceneralc de SurveillanUance Holding w hen ... Tlie lie government ; is free to comn •f o fS o u tb e m Idaho ndermined by a nationwidide boil down to one key;ey problem: Jcan Haa^ • SA prom ised Z ardarii kiikickbacks for ta k e th a t money. mi 1 am not both- unde C o stU lO ^^Inslruetbnjcan Hanson ink, a d e ep e n in g econom ic crisi;isis The Iranian-born Katsatsav was far imvnmni. : help in getting goveri/e rn m e n t con- ered,” h e !«id.saic funk- ,aml4,IDcr»Jxt. iUr more sympatheticc th a n h'is tracts for inspectingg imir p o n s a n d D uring Ms. Bhutto’s ab b rev iated a nid d tvorseningv social divisions. ar- European-descended•d colleaguesi exports at Pakistanii bcborders. Tlie firsi term inin power, from 1988 lo The Thi S70 million initially ear : celebration kidbacks could have’e amountedaj to 1990, Zardarilari \vas dubbed “Mr. 10 marliarked for events markining to charges that the c< 1 excessively tens of m illiotis of doUaoUars, lh e gov- P ercen t," aa referencei to the com-^ Israerael’s golden anniversary ha;las plans promoted an e: missions hele allegedlya charged com- been.•en sla sh e d to S14 million. Western image of■ tlthe Jewish I ernm ent said. so charges of Meanwhile. Zardariari is jailed in panies thatlat wanted lo invest in And An' in the past three weeksks, state. There were also Fkom II« f, Yoti Cw jSix■TuEFimmii."T his hometown of■ KKarachi on Pakistan. thle e key k officials involved in ihilhe mismanagement.

_ r^rthXGerman pportof Luelebeckhas [e B O 0 u V e — becGm(le ‘nest’ foi)f neo-Nazid violence " r i T LUEBECK, Germa:many (AP) — Luelxxk’sim,image a s a hotbed of neo- tereti•red shipyards and high unem Crayon draw ings of aan n :arson fire at Nazi terror,r, aa reputation diat dates ploynloyment. hen neo-Nazis se t a syna- “Luebeck “ L is everywhere ii e e KING FI'OR... :h convey chil- to IKM wher : B •N A sk St. V icelin’s C hurch c dren’s impressions of tlthe neo-Nazi ^ g u e a b laue—iliefirstsudiattack z e Gemerm any.” Grass, prize-xvinninjing violence that gutted;d theirl parish in Germanyly since si W orld W ar IL aujthor th t of “The Tin Drum” and ; cliurch in la te M ay. TluTlie flam es are Since tlien,ien, a second arson a t the leadiilading spokesm an for G erm an lib yellow, the swastikaseck is a neo-Nazi n e st,’’ sa>-s Activists Ac contend that authori A m o n th la t e r , on June 25, ChristofKleiiJein of th e d ty ’s Alliance tieses ini Luebeck — nnd elsewhen r_ swastikas were spraj)ra y e d on th e A gaiast Radon AAND ■ author Guentcr Grass,Lss. In two ind- crime wasis dowd n in m o st o f th e firerc atz a harborside home for asyisy- dents in mid-SeptembcTiber, a swasti- nation lastst year,j it increased in lum-im-seekers in January 199696, Creefc" Huxhoold_, ka was sprayed onn tlthe kinder-— Schleswig-H;-Holstein state, which whidh id i K lein says “.sent e ntirely thithe Suzanne "Clovev e r g a rte n p la y g ro u n dd ooutside St. indudes LuetAiebeck. wron.Tong signal.” Jucrgen’s Church and swastikas But Klein.•in a n d o th e rs fig h tin g Hours Ho after the blaze, policiic e ____^ and anti'Sem itic sloganssloj were right-wing: exwimismex say die root arresrrested four neo-Nazis, but the: ixiinlcd on a liigli schoolhool. caases ot thethe violence are not con- wereere released slionly after on tin s added to fined to Luebeck,Lm with its shut- stren,ren g th o f the alibis they offered. O rderR BY MAIL The spree has T\ Brazil ferv

Chicago Tribune______------Irw RIO DE JANEIRO..0, BrazilI — Il is fittin g , p e r h a p ss, , tlthat in the jjW H _ 2 9 5 country with the largeirgcst number J m M of Roman Catholics! in the world, the upcoming visit of Pope John n Paul II to Brazil is beingbei greeted plu s Ux \vith a ferv o r usu a llyly reservedr» for .soccer cham pions. Scores of workers•rs are scrub- 4 bing nnd re p a irin g Maracana,Maj the I world’s largest socceiccer stadium, 1998 " MEFRCURY ould like to orderr where the pope willill deliver< his 1 main addre.ss. j Aninimal Husbandryy and Other Sodaadid cyclists c ba re ly slow down. ; : p ic k one of m any ex ampies p le j —• hmsr d e ctric - ‘I “j vary y m y fitness routine a littlei e mr ore ; : ity works. Wc believe thatla t e lectrid ty exists, durinjring the winter months, with strci - : because thc electric compmpany keeps send- trainilining and other kinds of exerci Z ; ing as bills for it, but we cannotc figure out saidd Terry 1 Patterson, professor oof f fish- : • h o w it travels inside w ires.'CS. W c have looked e ries i c stechnology at thc Collegile g e : I long and hard at wires5 (some(s of us have Southuthem Idaho. “But if it’s possib I ; : tried blowing into them)m) and we cannot get: out oii on Satiu-days and Sundaysys ffor a • : begin to figure out howw thet electrons, or goodl)d long rid e.” C ; amperes, or whatever, ma manage to squeeze •or For Patterson, a “good long ride” can I; throughthere into thei TVT set, nor how, beanything anj from 10 to 30 miles. : ; once inside, they manageage to form them- 'The “Xh real advantage of livinglg hI: e re : : selves into complex discliscernible images andi beingb a cydist is lhat you hav.have so ; : s u d i as th e Pillsbury D oughboy. u g l _ manyny options,” he said. “You canan taket ; : W e in th e m edia w rite! oou u r sto n es on com- th e lo< I loop south of (Twin Falls), ridle e didoivn Ira O rlshavor of thele Community Cycling Center Inin Portland,I Ore., stores a bikeke ffor th e w inter. In southern Ida!laho, froquently dry, mild • ^ putcrs, but since computcuters contain both ' Rock ' ck Creek Road all thc way to) MagicM winters make cycllnling a year-round fitn e ss option.)n. » • - electricity and “modems,”s,” we have no idea Mounluntain, go over to Buhl, rided e th e how they work. If you observeob; us profes- River 'cr Road, or cross the river andnd :ride i,-.-' , .— Patterson said. perform the sanam e on a slushy ni.ulai ,ad bad weather, local cyding enthusiastsent go riding wii/t thisth u'iiitcr?CaII auii of thr : M ag ic Bone over th e k e y b o a board, we do i t nesses,ses, but the protection of last; resor^^re; prefer stocking capsips. ay: say: Be m in d fu l th a t w earing eext xtra d o th - Thin Falls bikeL' s/io;w.s, 'lltcy can put iVi • We in thc media a are especially is nittens.miti Cycling shoes arc supsupple “In real cold we>vcather, you need to ingng means: you can’t see or hearle ar oncom - toudi /ocofif grmiiis / of bike enthusiii.

Wc in thc media believeeve that the Mars rocks arc imponant becausause sdentists tell — L ooki:iNG GOO])D------p------H eaALTH NOTPES-;---- us so. Wc will cheerfully[ly print, without question, pretty much a nlything ^ thot sden- veralls keep c»min Old sperm? naturally dip atIt night seem to he at tists tell us about space (“STANFORDl"i - increased riiik off lde v elo p in g high hliKiil HMH H I Abstaining from sex before)rc a: ttem pt- pressure as iidiiltsIt.s, a cc o rd in g lo results S d e n tis ts here an n o u n ced tctod a y that, using K a p ! 0 a powerful new type of tele:elescope that uses ick into fashion ing to concdve ;vill not increasrease a cou- of a new study b;by researchers at Vir- amperes connected to a ' pic’s chancc of producingg a female ginin Commonwiwealth University in a 'modem,' they -n^nAOitondoSantlnBl , h a v e located sbc prev io u slylyunkno^vngalax- i child, a study by the Baylorr CollegeO of Ridimond. ies shaped like all the majo:ajor characters on m M.Medicine in Houston suggc:5gests. Ten ’s a funny thing about ovcral “ G illigan’s Island” e x c e p t Gi .healthy men aged 30.to 40 voli t G in g e r) . . T h e yy’rc'basic,"baggy ’r and'bdyisli7~3 My point is that this st to produce t^vo se m en samples. i Clues to pr(re-eclampsia - i lovc them — and they keep) com-co applies to media coverag( pr^uced 24 to 36 hours afterter previous| Germim researcirdiers found thai'pa-g- u r o ® ^ back in to fashion, I M arket. We in the media,,osaniIc,Brei.ol as | ^ ejaculation and thc other sevensevi to 10 nant women uiihth th e d a n g ertn is cimdi- i t th e n ogain, they’re c u te a n dIco co m - good witli financial m atters,ers. Some veteran days after previous cjaciiaculacion. tion cailcd prc ececlampsia have a suh- able, so w hy not? journalists have not yett turnedtj in their I Researchers i analyzed a totalal ofo 40.273 stance in iheir hloodh that alters the lis fall, overalls arc back in a I e x p e n se accounts for th c CivilCi> War. So as a sperm to determine the perceircentage o f cells lining their• aian e r ie s a n d hlood ves- Denim and corduroy arce tht c g ro u p , w6 don’t really h aivc v e a solid handle sperm in each sample that: borebo an X sels. Thc teamI ofo researchers from arite fabrics for casual wet sp' o n (1) W liat thc Stock M arksier velours and velvets will b e g o e s up and down; (3) W hichi d l is good. “Bull" mined by the sex chromosomiome in the Delbnieck Cenierler studied eight preg- oduced closer to the holidayy sea-S( or “Bear”; (4) Whether,“poiipoints" means the fertilizing sperm ; an X chromoscnosome pro- n a n t \vomen withh pre-cclampsia, which sam e tiling as "dollars,” anda n d if so, why th e duces a fem ale a n d a Y a malenale. While elevates blood pressurepri to dangerous uring th6 past few years, ovcrae ra lls hell don’t they just call thenhem “dollan”;(5) thhey said it fluid. Left untreattnted. pre-eclampsia can 1 look, or with oversized sweiw ea t- Bccause we don't undeiderstand these wouldwo "probably have little impact”imp on progress to eclanampsia, which caiist-s ts and combat boots for a dowlow n- things, we have naturallyy condudcdc that ‘ the sex of offspring. com a and conviil:iilsions and threatens 1 gru n g e look. the Stock Market is cxtremcmely imponantr the life of both1 tthe m other and the It this fall, overalls move uptow and whenever it does anytllything. we write e ° „ I, 5, striped sweaters and sleek, ci NotN l feeling 100 per(ercent front-page stories filled wwith it quotes from f. HHHI boots give them an air lhat cou financial experts. But I suspuspea that these could — One in 10 of u s say w e're seve )st be called*sophisticated. regnancy e x p e r ts som etim es lik e to yankyai the media’s abiabled, and 20 p e rc en t say weS Iw t s Problem pre s a look that is easy to achieve or chain. Consider the foUowi kind of disability, lliat’s accordording to a As Mr. IlipleyI uused to sa y . I>elieve it ted budget. We found overai:ralls° all-purpose overolrolls ore a center- w hidi actually appeared in Census Bureau repon that foundfou tliat or not... An Indianan hcrmaphnxlite with t a T w E S n ' ‘-"V"Icneck sweater and boots att J. J .c ! Ploeo of c a su a l foshloilion this fall. ^ Post story back in Augusti^laining e why more than 47- percent of peoplciplc ages 65 both male nnd fem:m:ile sexual diaracter- icy fo r a ta d m ore th a n SlOO. th e S to ck M arket w en t down: to 79 and 71 p e rc en t of ^ ppic l c over 80 istics l)ecame pregcgnant and carried die ' course, if you want design.igner Why the pricc diffiffcrence? Let’s take ^ “'For Coke, an icon off thetl market, to say they have some disability. fetu s for fmu- mononths before miscan>’- Is 00 your outfit, you must expcxpect a doser look at eachJl of thc item s. ^ show feet of day is upsettinjting,’ said Banon 1“ iL ing, a gynt'colo^stist tells th e Affiflfj’,£ Quii/ify rn'Jucr» b Prrwriwnaitrrr/ Sfirur

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If;,,rc;”S: y« atthem edlidIcal center R ed Cross cro is offering a First Aid tlirough losses such as jolb, b , c1 a re e r i Yogurturt Maker .iK ficatioii is alxm t tu expire,lire, call [he T W IN F ALLS L L - A CPR class and CPRCPI Instructors Course at G change, death, divorce,i, and/orz . . iifficc to register fu r thle e classcl tlw w ill b e o ffcred f c i at 4 p.m. p.m. Friday, Fi and at S a.m. childhood losses due to phphysical, . * Sproutouter 7 ^ is Miitahle f^»r vciiir schediiL-diile. W ednesday inanc JThursday in the Saturda:F3ay and Sunday. ______spiritual, emotion^ and^ I r.!ff _ To roKisterOr lor morTiore intor- doctors' dinlining room at Anyoilyone interesied in Oecom- abuse wiU Penoiil trom this inaiioii, call 733-0464 or stop by MVRMC. in g aa RlRed Cross instructor for shop. i( 2 0 )I BBody i Carc CoUcclions tlie office nt 718 Shoshonhone St. E. To register,.call737-209;: o theirr company,c. call the Red Joan Dalton Boyd has ssagc Ccr/iy?c/j/c5 I’re-payrtiL’nt is re q u ire•ed d for reg- ^ C ro sss office ol for more informa- facilitating healing work istrationinall classes. Cesarean childbirthcl 'ion- a n d r e tr e a ts fo r w om en1 fifo r t h e 'iD oorFir Prizes - Each Day register, call 733-6464 or past 12 years. MVRMC offers spei red Thursday 5,„° ™lby the office at 718 C ost is 5180 p e r person. GRAND FRIZES LLS - A cesarean Shoshoiihone St. E. Pre-payment is For more informationon, call Wfitiin on mammograms» childbirth classiss will be offered at requirc(ired for registration in all Barbara or Joan at Thei S a c re d TWIN FALLS -AL mmammo- 7 p.m. Thursdaylay in the Education dasses.es. Life Center, 423-1904. Downlowo w n Tw in Falls Across froi•cm 4 Ways Travel . Brain spccial is b e in g offcjiffered dur- C e n te r a t M Vm W i c . ing Breast Cancer Awaawareness Pre*registraTation is not ClUbb pprepares children To do for you is a calendarlar listing 1 1 7'2nd 2 Street West • 733-7735 Month. M ammogramsns ■will be required, of hZvlth-related activities,3, .events \V fM n^i'c Valley's Complete Heacvi/Zit Sfort* ^ availal)te for S49 to thele firstf 600 for nevnew siblings and education. Information:m should callers. bepinninR Wed'c (incsd.;iy . P a r e n t i n g classesc l held . TmNm FALLS ^ The Big Kidj_ be subm ittj^p!} Tliursdayffo fo r p u ^ ______._ tht’oii^ i Oct. 31. C c h ificficatcs i are ) will iheei at 10 a.m. Hdition in the following Mo.\tonday’s valid tlimij^) M arch 3 0D ,1! ,i998. o n T h u r s d aays y In Jerome saJIirdaJrday in the doctors’ meeting Health & Fashion scction. J'ur w ore in fo n n a tio■n,caU736- n , c JEROME-CJ• Childbirth and par- roomI at at the MVllMC. This dass noticcs to: The Times-News:ws, P.O. 1675 or -schedule an appoiipointmem enting class will,ill be held at 7 p.m. is dcsig;signed to help prepare Box 548, Twin FalU, ID 833 o r at Macic Valley ReR e g io n a l___ onThursdays,t's, beginning this brothersiers and sisiers for the new deliver to our o//ia’ at 132 Th .Medical Center Ouiputpatieni Thursday, at St. Benedicts Fami- baby, W. Ser%’ices, 52G-J S h o u p Avc.\VL‘. ly Medical Cer'enter conference To register,regi call 737-2900. room. Dr. Robert]. Porter, II, hasf biiccn treating ort/iopedic MVRMC childbirth;h Wear looseise, comfortable Wonieinen’s w orkshop to be problems in Twin Falls ftfor 23 years.-He has a . clothes. Bring’ two pillows and a . . . spccial interest in TOTAL, KNEE,h TOTAL lUP and refresher course se blanket (optionam al) to each class. held linIII the South Hills TOTAL SHOVLDER REPL^LACE^fENT SURGERY. TWIN FALLS - A chilchildbirth Fee is S30 for five dasses (S5 KIMBMBERLY - “She Who Is Dr. Porter has instructedf corf/iopi?t/ic surgeons in these operations in India, VVietnam, and China. Hc is ctirrcnf/ij on the affiliatelie faculty staff of Idaho Overalls S ta te University. I* Rats-Tarantulas*Worr Continued from B l ufacturcd in ChinaCl from man- So theiherc you havc it: a fun, • TOTAL KNEEEEREPUCEMENT 1 • TOTAL SHCIIOULDER REPLACEMENT played on the bib, andid on< the made materials,lls. T hese ge n erally servicibli:ible outfit for about-SlOO, I JE L L Y (;arment’s many silver-tot■tone but- wear well butut may not be as or a simisimilar look — but offering ff B E L L Y^ I j • TOTAL HIP•REPLACEMENT RE •ARTHROS(SCOPIC KNEE SURGERY - tons anil siiap-style rivets.2ts. comfortable asIS rreal leather. The some susuperior m aterials and HflLDWEEmyllXI • TRAmUTICSKELETUlNJNJURIES If yon want to displisplay a ankle-high bootsots feature a fairly slightlytly 1dressier styling — for •ived his Doctorate of Medicine frc de.signer name like Klein’s, Kl high, stackedd heelh and would almost;tS400. $>1 Dr. Porter rcceivet from the t/niuerfiiji o f to rn ■ H j .1fe(fi»l5cA(»i;(A(, then completed his oniopcific r « i ______c xpeci.to pay fo r t h e privilrivilege.,_____teanLW elLwiLa t h . m o s i . c a s u a l , L e t yoiyour pocketbook be your' esidency at the University o f But it's also tr u e th aIt t the tl cot- clothes, gu id e. Oregon. Dr. Portetirlcr then graduated from tbe VntiJtted States Air Force Flight ton fabric is beautifullyully light Surgeon SchoolL Uelh became a member o f tbe /ImeTiericon Beard of Orthopedic and soft, and the garmir m e n t I | | I Surjfryin 197-f,om, and lAe/lmcn'cfln/lrtifmy o/OriActAopcdicSuf|foniin 1977.' intricately detailed. Thelie six m ore ...stnljMtilkonwills.tnisiffittft, pmti3letest3te piming pockets in the pants,>, a n d nn '«/s: p . inset waistband w ith belt3lt loops.1 a E M I 734-345!»5 The biidset-priced overc/e ra lls a re from J.C, I'enney’s privatvate-label A I QUESTION: If I leaviE^avc a sizable beauesl : NIGHT CALL 1-800-90►00-BONE (2663) Arizona Jean Com panyr lir and ^ H AJ i l l H i <0 jrlhern Idaho will her . TENEMOS UNA RECEPCIENISTAiBIllNCUE B cost S34. Dennis S. VocVoorhees husband necessarilyly iiinherit part of it7 At first glance, thejh e y lo o k Twin Falls Orthecomc‘S ______ilL'Il"’’? ide n tica l to th e dc »nd »epaValc-|)foj«.Tlv of the bcnt-iici,.-iici.iry natwd in the will ------version. However, the fafatriiPirr-fab h n c IS a Association,-PfA iven tndiisb Id,iho is n communityty piojieriyp; sialo. the rule O rthopcdic & Fracture S u rg e ry little heavier, there is no waisf. o, le ppropeny .ipplics. band, the reinforcingg ISi* d o n e That’st's not lliL' end of it. though. Anothcother rule: Rencrally, the l i t i 562I Shoup Avenue W est •• Twin1 Falls, Idaho with stitching rather thaninn rivets, intcfcit carrlamed on an Inliefirancc once intl thethi h,inds of .1 married and the pockets are few.e w e r a n d person Is iKllie communily properly of tlice coij|itc.ct Example: wife sim pler. , inherited1 ththiiiv thou$.ind dollars twenty/ vfyears ago and put her On tlie bib, for exampleiple, there . Ito liiBli-uMcJe corporate bonds wliic,vhich h.ivc since earned thousand doll.irs. is just one p o c k e t. B u t ,he, thi over. ull! The ca/ninBS are communityI pio[K'ity,ptt jointly owned alls are wcll-constructe: c ,c d a n d riles. The original thirty thousand dollarsdoll lemalns the wife's offer good va lu e fo r y o u r mr oney, sep.if.ilepfoi CALLENDARI q /^EVENm T h e pricier .sw ea te r iss bybj M ary a finalInal bu\ im portant rule: Idaho law permits a person to •unsS132. dcii^nalcbyby will, trust, or gift ll1.1t incomc earnede.irt by an inheritance Jane Marcasiano and run; □ Breast Canccr Awawareness M onth Mammograi•ram Special * Call 736-1675.5. Mammograms will K nit from 100 p e rc e n t cotton, coi it or Kill remannaint the separate proiwny of the' beneficiary,ber not the joint beginning Octobcr 1 -31, 199 fea tu res a V n e c k lin e andmd ombre of commurlunity property of tlie couple.. TheTi probate deed or b e available for S49.(19.00 to the first 600 callcrs bc] )97. Schedule an stripes in soplii.sticated!dshado.s < .Mmmmlc,It conveyin); the ){iil must state theL-iestriciive ies provision. appointment at MVRVRMC Outpatient Scrviccs,, 526-J5: Shoup Avc. CertificateJtes'are valid Ihrough of grape and gray. A vvei e rs a tile Compliments March 30, 1998. This Th ofTcf is a scrvice of Magicigic Valley Regional McdicalI Ccntcr,C Southem sweater, it'aBo could! be worn' ' ' Voorhees Law OfOffice Idnho RcgionnI Cnncanccr Center, Southem Itlaho0 RRadiology P.A., nnd ihc Tollcllowing MVRMC witli a liusiness suit or rcc Street anil AUillson Avc. • 2082 736-6000 ia H. Eaton, Gordon 0 . and Jo} pants. C;lre instructions c ' t o - Foundation Endowmvments: Curtis T. and Wilma i loyccGlasmann, Ester luind-wasln'ng o r d ry -c lejaning, an w"'I }viir ijmlioiis lo: I'.O. Rox 1. Twinwin Falls, ID 83303 Wise, and Virgini;inia W olter. The budget sw eater,r, -532"S by Palmetto’s, features turtlu rtle n e c k talduring I997willhe awardc styling and narrow stri]t r ip e s in jir O ne lucky baby borr,orn at Magic Valley Regional. d ed college tuition al trendy shades of browo w n a n d the Idaho university'•ty o1 f their choice, ft's our wayvay o f welcoming your baby iminto ihc world, and green. It also would go wellwe with 1 welcoming you lo ouour IVomen a nd Infants Center'Uer. Details on file, call 737-2-2955. .a jumper or jeans. The;ie nylon-I iM .D .,FA C.G . L y c ra fa b ric c a n b e maers a n d i W l A < v .>/ I D Co1I(|{e of Gittrocnteroloey 737-2 0 0 7 . leather soles. Elegantlyly styled; uctinRAm sts believe the bacteria with a low throat, shapel;pely heel HBUOMCTICASrnOENtEKOLOOY • GASTROI^ and modest platform sole.ole, Ihey H. pylon li ilso be passed among a Cesarean ChildblrllIrth Class Thursday, Octobitobcr2, 7 - 9:30 p.m., Educatlution Ccnter. Prc- ilh d ressy lives in Ihe acic F«lto; CAUSES . hungerlTiiddle of the night, h a v e m ore qu e stio n s, includ that gets better or Club. There will be door prizes, desserts and beverages,be> musical entcnainmiment by Karmclle : • What kind of job iss t"g S a l .. ' . siomacl-:e with eating, W hittaker Nye, nndd Melanie^ Smith ofKMVTChChannel 11 will be the Mastercrof Ceremony. • g eijuity strategist”? mg of your ■ J , pylori enters the hours al Tickets arcSIO.nvail/ailable from nny Auxiliary member,me MVRMC Gift Shop3 o( r the Front Lobby • What kind of pairlame is duodenum,lIJSe to hide in the fhe midisea o r vom iting ‘‘B an o n Bigg.s” ? weakens thimucus layer coat- ■ Pain <.tha tarry, or blo o d y D esk. • Since wlien does Coke>ke have a n d irritatesur tl stomach and worseIs w (which means the feet? neath. AciiTl, The bacteria ■ Nausea• is bleeding), a Cesarean Chlldbirttirth Class • Wednesday, Octoictober 8, 7 - 9:30 p.m., Educiication Ccntcr. Pre- • The.se are just somee ofo the Ihrough th registration is nott rcrequired. issues that lead me to beiif««be Ijye,th is m u c u s la y e r ■ Blaclc. fe s the tissue under- stools OSIS(v that if we were to call “M< jn o s is is o b ta i n e d s C S u n d e rly in gicid ir may flow ulcer isl □ The Facts About BrBreast C ancer: Free Breastist ScreeningS Education Progiig ra m . S tanley, Dean W itte r, Disco' )h tDiopsies d u rin g a n Co.." we would fintJ oursiu r.,elves the weal. 77ic> 284 Martin rin FaJIs ID 83301 ■ REGIONAL.MEDICAL t CENNTER Miami Herald, One Herald“ F |Z08) 71 f88B| 734-1266 Miami. Fla. 33132. lecessary • We file inw rance claims ■ 6 5 0 ADDIDISON AVE. WESTT • TWIN FALLS. IDAHO I Un Street, SuKe UZ, IWln t F34-I266 •or- Tbil free f8l Monday. Septembei 29.1997 nTlmevMewi.Tittn Fant. Idaho B-3J

I H e a l t h &k: F a s h io n E s m m - = ^ J L IUI . I i1^- P a re n ts^iw a n ts c hlo ( o ls to d &sal w ith fo)od allergi;ies Allantomi Morning Call ______Then, whilele ,Julian attended dren.wit.with food allergies, Yet, the reality is thailai in any sessions, shee waitedt outside. By manymi accounts, such chil- elementary school there’sre’s lik e ly ’ \Vhen 5-year-old Julianian Subick beeper at hand;id and Julian’s mod- dren arean an increasing conccrn at least one child withIh a; food I .Vl ^vent o ff to d a y cam p r «jcently, e r his icaiion in herr purse,pi just in case for.scho(:hool officials. iillergj-, said Dr. Thekkorkomadom 3^- h v -fry BUND ll^ mom. w-as a ne rv o u s w eeeck. k . th e re \\-as an ememergency. Thee numbern of children aller- Knmakrishnan. an allergi:rgist wilh V • / < ^‘-'W \CLEANIN6i2 No, it w asn’t ju s t a easeise of< se p a- ' Subick says> she’ssl; used to being gic to0 certainc< foods, typically 5 offices in Easton and Alleillemown, i FEATURING TRHE ^ ration anxiety. Julian is sos- aller- vigilant on behalfbel of her son. percenient to 6 perceni, doesn’t- Pa, ^ ULTRASONIC PROC Kic to p e a n u ts th a t if hce swallowssv Nonetheless,:. a s t h e l it tle b o y a p p•ar e a r to havo gone up. Ho pointed out that a1 ststudy in jusc one, hc couJd go intointc .shock staned kinderg:irganen earlier this Howeveiever, the number Iniing diug- thc August 1992 New EEt ngland SALES and die. month, the Fw}cirks Township. Pa.. nosedd withv severe allergies to Journal of M edicine foun}und that * LEVOK:OLOR MINI-BLI.N’DS • PI.E.ATKD >\l\lL-U)ES* V-vp<»ft< linWi‘fl rn fnnd l i ii n 1991 » r .g REEESTiM-ATES____ ------(WticMolaphotwUrgani whool.” unclear, had occurred at school. R E P f l I R S find out what snacks wowould bc Tliat’s why shesh persuaded offi- “Theihere may be just greater "It’s something that wei’e mustr as- I I pRESTRINGING&ALI-OTHERI RREPAIR.-^ served. \Vlien jihe foundd thatit one cials at. thc.c. Edward Tracy awarenteness uf the problem," said - * edticaiors meet the challeillcnge of was made with a pcanuiJt p ro d u ct, E lem entaty SchiIchool in the Easton Anne; MMunoz-Furlong, founder of and educate o u r sta ff abou:WUtSOW’C ^ I I C L E f ^ N I N G she made sure her son1 ^viw ouldn’t A re a S chool District Di to start a thc ToFood Allergy Network, can ensure th c s a fe ty of all of our I I ULTRLTR.\SONICLY CLEAN ALL T\1>EPES OF BLINDS Mixi, Wixjii. Vkktk’a!.'. i’ii.\n II. n'HULVi.rr<-. I i p ^ ^ r i)c serv ed food. program for dealingdc wilh chii- Fairfax.ax. Va., a pniient advocacy kids," said Guy Greerlenfield, ■ a n d sup]iuppon group. “Another rea- Trac>'’s prin cip al. ^ I I D r oop-off p or pick-up &Bk D e l i v e r y m k ^ T"! ] ^ son coui:ould be lhat we’re introduc- The school has hadI severals» . . Same Pay ServuMCE fji^^^rente'cah do J ■ . 'j-. ing mnorc on children to peanut but- food-allergic childrenn beforeI - H I Li i — m • ■ T,. ter atat I earlier ages", so they Juliiin, G reenfield saidlid. “It’s H I nWeiitsychlldren'wnti food aUw- ’ • the Eakon. Po.'i Aret^reaSchc^Dlstrict- becomem e .sensitized. somuihing w c ju s t d e a l will ITgles'w^a fine line'betmitwMhmah>; She also has m ade;d e s ^ school nurs- lr« thelr>his.fi»).tBKOfflfo(talijrtable-, ,'. ;‘'esweregf«nMan'Ian's medication arxl' "about arftbol or am«d frisndfends ond. ' ‘ that ttachers, ttte5 principalpri and even,, i-* •'.theschoolsccnrtfltyoyknow^to^VB' H f fl M mmTTTTiWTW? W » 3 ^ W d !T i T » ? ^ c 2 i 7 ------•Fet,«*np^vit»fr|«rw frS(ad^-\V’’ : «tK )se^'Ju|{8h:,5, Is al^'ioV n ^ . C' .’Sh()^ffiiift8dthileii^-- 't)e£auseld6n‘tthlnliilnkthey eiipoctod U . f made a.piesentstibn bn food i ; ^ an In^ivlce prbgjm for.teof.tekhers' V '.’ somebodyto'comeole on mis Strang,’ V ; jit Edward Tracy Beipentaiy SchpoUnSi , . . s h a '^ 'MyihlngI;flgls'prey^on.' ^

[):ivid A. BluckitiiT. D.l Rundal I.AVninlstad. I)D.P.M. I D iet___ )T S l KCKRV R u c o)NSTKi:c n ; rivK F o o l Continued from B i ing of psychiatiatric disorders, a CON c m i i 3MPLETE irown Tociniils - Pcrnianciicnl Cnrrcciion dieting, llierc is no nameme Ifor th is '’eflecfleets the emotional „ . , riNG .1 m odel, a lth o u g h it’s somi;ometimcs component too eatingt problems H AAIR I STYLING STYLING PER cl / Arch Pain called “health centercered" as and acknowle^ledges the large ijHAIR CARE : , , COLOR rACIy> opposed to “weight centeriitered.” group of Americiricans who arc not _ ZI nions / Bone Spin s • . If it h a d a m otto, it woiwould bc: bulimic or anortlorexic but who are F OJR R MEN & MANICL inm crtocs / A rihriiic IvoiI Don’t diet. In a nutsheshell, the troubled by food,foi body image W O I ♦ H a iiii OMEN r p j ' PEDICU rns / Calluses h e a lth modelwhichich has a and weight issue;ues. . , c o m , growing num ber of healthllih profes- Mcajwhilo.e, thc American rvc 'I'liniiirs / Burnine iVci■cl sionals from medical doctorsdoc to Dietetic Associaciation has created ♦ Ncrvt inlar W aris/Skin Prohlcmm s dientians to psychologistsists Ib e h in d a branch of trailraining — nutrition- LYNWVOOD . » I’ k iiiu it — demands an end to i restric - ^1 th e r a p y •—- that t focuses on orts Injuries / O nlioiics ♦ S p o r t: tive dieting (counting; calories,ca teaching this phiphilosophy, MA \LL iclurcs / Sprains fat, cholesterol). T he new modeodel suggests that if ♦ i*racii It not only takes awayawi the you just eat iioinormally and exer- is p iia l iS: O l lic o S i n y c r y A• \v ' a ila h lc ♦ H o s p i scales, but simply askss theth indi- cise moderately,:ly, y o u \vill b e men- , ■ 7 3 3 -:■1749 , vidual to try to eat a vvar a rie ty o f tally and physicsiically healthier and healihful foods to satisfyfy hunger,li n^ay even losec a modest amount / x'MPJNBAYTHRROSATURDA5f\ ^ B u r l c . v ___ _ . . — ^—to cxerdscand'— pcrhaphaps m o st------T>f weight, a lthTOugh o t the measures— - ^ v’in Falls — -----^■=------central — to accept yourur bodyb as success arcc wv hether you arc i.^FOINTM ENTTS SUGGESTEI^ .’.V ^ ssi (w S -!5 1 5 whether you feel /Ssfe it is. healthy and wl 1 / ^^WALK-INSlW E L C O M E ^ ■ \ddist)nAvc I.*l.sDI Ilita n J c l-; lurself. k 101 Add \Vhy opt for tliis stop-trjHryins-so- good aboul youn hard approach? Becausc dieting doesn’ w o rk in any perm anent wayvay. Jeanine Cogsn, a Washiishington, D.C., psycholo& st and public-pol-pub icy scholar specializinglg it b o d y Image with the Socictyty f fo r th c Psychological Study of S o c ia l a t K BW r | Issues. "The prevailing model onc obe- l i sity is now being recogni)gnized as ■ shortsighted by reseail e a r c h c r s • - across disciplines,” shet; says.sa “If - 3 1 8 5 restrictive dieting as a trcitrea tm e n t TLAMD OMLYPACI for obesity has a 95 perce WM 2 NIGHT CKACE: ure rate and increase t h e lotcl Stay • .Disneyland 5-Day5- TIcx Passport chance of developing an • 2 night hot disorder, then dietingg is n o t a Ml la. 1M7. Pel Di't'Oii. C.-.*r3 cn OllAO < 2 | H | | | | Villit Now ■ OicimMtIllstitinjlc^rivi 1: D»(d en stiilibililii I; successful health behavior. 7cM(ji(n(}gct3-l1)sir.liiiWdiiTUyjpsV Cogan is among a group)up of p s y ' P B ^ O b KHB nonncluwa Oirnir.li chologists informally ppri re s s in g lhe federal govcmmenit to ba ck a P M 9 B W ) new h e a lth < e n te re d approiproach. - ^ I R m * " lliis is a n id e a th a t: has ha; been floating around for manyny years,”i 1 4 5 9 she says. “It’s just noww g e ttin g KAGE: some attention. We’re aat t ai pc)int 6 DAY// 5 NIGHT PACK now where even the-let-leuding ; air from SLC to Hi)ni)hihi, vi.ivi D c l u A ir Lines • Roundiripair weight loss researchers-s arcai say- acconiniodations .it M a ilfStv h Court including tax ing re stric iiv e dieting isn’tIsn’t Avork- • 5 nt. hotel acc airport transfers • Flower lei preciint: & Breakfast ing." ^ ^ • Roundirip air| Psychiatrists too aree ppi u sh in g Vacations' for th e n e w paradigm . A D e lta V a tccru;rt:r.'i r :.’r • - i. They have added a ccai a te g o ry called “binge eating” to;o thtl e list- Nicotine subsrituitutes ' IF u n je t help smokers qui ^ V a c a t i o n s Tho Hartfonl.Courant______- a A LA N : L O S C A B O Si ; p . VALLARTA MAZATLPRONLY ; BOUND-TRIPAmONlV : ROUND-TRIP Am ONIY . ROUNMBIPAiaON Hanford. . i iii Janice Colucci of East Ha \Q .9 S :*Hn $ 9 « Q . 9 55 : 7NTS five y e a rs » ^ 4 NIS $ 9 Q' Q 7 : rnoMSic I i 7 • f ROM SIC J Conn., sto p p e d sm oking fivt .• fllOMSLC l £ 9 7 ago. It was the last ofif sst e v e r a l J k ,*394" I 3N.ghtP«lugeJ424*‘ i 3 Nighi P*{kjg«_*39 : 7 NIGHT PACKAGE attem pts to get off cigarig a rc ite s. ,*424*' : fitUt Irm iin Jett MCibe • n ic o tin e C u s h io n I : I ss;:«549-” ■ w as a p r e s c rip tio n for ni( Heitl PItya M tatlkjnft. : Ail0nVJnaw(»J9O : Air Of^iy jna Jr«9MIWtkl5f chew ing gum . U sing half-pii(•piecosof ..V.oO'' P o s t u r e p J-»1595 ! M oiflfpjnui«;jii33.1953•3 : S»1 Cfpj'lu-nljr. 3-31.1«4 the gum, she made a thnn>ree-month tf S |j Mon tf«p»riu:n Jia } ■ ». supply last five montlis,. AfterAf 30 I p MCLUDE: AountZ-tr/p Air 51Stc Hotel and Transftrs years of p u ffin g she was free.fret H ^ * PAOCAIXSINa .31. tvii.ricn iJcuUfKttWCt l,.Ji.sr»;»» The ashtrays of Amorile r ic a a r c MUSTBOOIBTOC1.31.U- H*/i« I W> KlJ*l et, 1)*k IM I.r«l emptying. The percentagegcofU.S. ( IM adults who smoke has fallenfal in 01») •MtaalinpaKABJH«lcrtni8nu.lT>1 Thun-Mon mt»nnj» Sbfcniin CRUBSOn.rF^:ai'-»«tti•Ifiwj moningi Otiti niijbKciioMiU6«,.u.uwcuvtowiniM Cl»llatnim uiiUofl-sa.y.asa-iftw:ii3iti^;u«Ut Scm«itt:iKlcnt(ir«(inclajinj »tar'00m Ciff3r» ail bit. siri unicirmU7 sit Pwi-Tu 901 i . Lincoln • Jaro• r o n * lty)Stp>» Sh-j'jBtg:i!ry I 33^3900 » W flB•CB6B I m m m iiiii 3

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T D O B F U UrpBunACT rn WlWhere to Turn for vhr i i E=»cc3Ctii!L Alzhei]imer’s A^sociatio] )n helps DEUOOUIUIQS Mencsual Health Substaace*Aiia5«iVcyk=s - M ^ s a n s s s B familiees despeerateforjadvice ffl a:anyon ^VIEW Ml ~ H O S P I T Aa l . - DEAR/VBBY: I can’t th iSmFixm t m 't t h ^ k you j ' enough for recoinmcnd . W r f t e t t f A ^ | B U a K „ i , n , A S e n i e c t f Alzheimer's Association ID i v \ r F of« p i MIHItHCS&Uieamt cnfum n. I ■ s e l M ______My “Allnt.Sadie" was llUIVBAGa« I — A b b v ______- a t i j MDwr'Atifay ^ E s a w g a p ______f t MAGIC \VALLEY ) I C A L C e > . T I R ------bedridden for severa^ 1 y e a r s ' . B « 69440. CmiTFaBiiia»««Bni R£GiONAi-M£D! ______b.!for<^shL- passed aw av A tfeaitatoi Ullj^liTnifiyfifca . im ly a fte r her death th a t i D r u g ~ ^ J O rfarabragHMliMpM(aMar , Foiatiee.coniiisriria]c.Ta#a ily realized that herr hihusband, •7 3 H 3 S t miy be (itiiM in a c a a p » , 734^760 or 1-800-6:« 7 - ; ^ o o ' "Uncle Harry." wass showings ' ' tnatm RUXS I resend to: DwAtty v V ■ Nvmpmms of dementitntia. The therefore I woui’ould not advise leav- ifS n f . m of UrKwoai P r s s Sjn d cilB ;. I OOTWTOWMTWniRU rcsj)onsibilit>- for his cart:are fell on ing with yourur daughter. If you » O M * a .- ...... tis. and Ke didn't knowDW what to can't affordJ aa sitter, consider s8sci9iuneaii2- > do. sharing the coscost witli the parents . 1 reinenibcfed thatt y o u s a id of th e rin g bear LATEST DIETT PILLS ARE( people who nued help1 fa fo r som e- THEI tint; with Alzheimer's disdisease or ' ' dementia should cn A khcim cr’s Associatic BUUT... exetuiive director of oi L-h.ipter was very kind ar ful. He helped us find1. a placc] ,o ir^b u x U L f:cr inv uncle evalualuated; it L o s a r WE ARE SlSniL HERE!!! tiirn<.'d'i;ip.iihetic and support!o iti\‘e.'-S he------A M U p M V f ^ „ _ .i[i>wt;rcd every cjuestiis ti o n a n d RACQLUETEERS w.iN .1 cnnsum m ate profe■ofessional d o s s e s fo r AD A g e s who reallv mude us; fcfeel she c.irc-d. ShJ helped uss ffi in d th e ^ 5 5 Ci:enter ri^bt place for Uncle H a r r y to HEALlTH&m stiiy. since he sometimese s bI e ca m c • very a^y^ressive. and wc couldo no - ‘ lunKcr care for him ourscjrselves. It was a painful decision,, hutbu it was SSUE§)/o//^. 1150E.16THST. tlie riiiht thing to do —- forfc all of 1 1 1 11 B U R L E Y ^ 678-501 • us. Uncle Harrj' passede d a w a y a \ * fju.ihn i/irie:'!r7e; -slrrinn lU sm tz V,t^ siiort time later, whichic h w a s a it.j/ iHlifijKii\ourl;:Kih ■ eth ipii'e*.’ blessing. Our experience wit t h e ^wxueR. OUR PROFESSIO:lONALS HELP YOUJWTTH: .Mzheimer’s .-Vssodation r a positive memorj-. The'heir tele- LETC phone helpline and1 ssi u p p o r t [EALTHY^ : —ilie^-who-are-faced wi — emotionally devastatin) iiiu«vitH #ui»w B ijn lem . |A r^a£rd|U ^l^n^l A lz h e im e r ’s d isc aa s s < e affects more than 4 milliilillion peo- p!e in this countr>% a numamber l that H is pro jec te d to double bjy y tith e H the baby boomer gene ■ reaches age 65. It touchcshes nearly ■ every family and affect:ects all of ■ society. The national Memorjo r y I I Uliimdte ■ sponsored by the Alzhezheimcr's H — .Association will take plactlacc O a . 4 a n d 3 in m ore than 200' communi-coi ties across the United: States.St. It . G » ^ ______raises money specificallyilly ta rg e t- HHUM m I :!] ed for programs and servervices to I help people with the dise;ise a s c a n d th e ir families. ■— imtJBmiciiBassaE I SlOSll^93C4P1US Call your local Alzhct h e i m e r ’s n b ^ L 5 R C 3 3 £ .•Vss9 ring bearer are being aas s k e d to r t o Com^.2Uins 1 4 3 9 ->2 0 ° - “ “ leave the reception afteif te r th e y have been intn>duced anda n d e a te n M M w m - . 3 dinner. *79 < 4 0 9 T . 389'"'^ Wc spent S70 on her ddre re ss a n d contributed money towaw a rd t h e — shower. I cannot believe•vc she is — expected to leave before t N U MIM I IT E D f \ tivities and. frankly, wc AIRIJ] T I Ml E E O I F F E R .ifiord u sitter in addition:ion to all tb e m oney we’ve a lre ad y Sf EttdiOdDbail«r11.1937 Sty husband and 1 liave;;r.Sa. - > ^ R bc#Iw CashI R>^TtyrRal CT ' cd to go home with her wwh h e n it’s t .WUripoolUo^exnidiy , time for her to leave. Amun I over* ' ■ 1 7 / (See DealeralertoOetalW^^L reacting? ■: — SISTER OFTHEGI: G R O O M

DEAR SISTER OF)F THE i tet 41i WAYS TOAVH. sh o>p'fbr-opflons* p s (IROOM: A reasonable; compro-co USiOS; Co iff t e d m o l d ^ ^ n d c VJ ^ B f f T inll^-etlW^g misc has been proposed‘d b1 y th e ' ’ - , M il vudjoii] t lirp'rK fo r;]w t ; o n e - % l^jM W I Ehpw Ch; bridal couple. Your daughts h t i a n d WtiitlpwILSLS44E tlic ring bearer will1 have h a tCjCTUiSele line, one to u rco n ^ ZrSBptrCa;ixdtyPha cW nhST MfR M rnUmtfsC8 CBa" EboX s nt) V alin9 SUF»£R *». | l l l \ ig D jc a s imsiidmj 1 chance to enjoy their dinntiuierand forYOOUI intimate Cve'AfltamalieVi everyone will get lo meeti.“et them . • 9 Ai.’tom asc Cycles indudirlASlES WASH and HAffflWASHAS: J'oliCH'CDiiras There will be no other childrench vTBi» 'fliv ^ b IS m o there for them to play with,wit and • ^ •CIEAN TOUCH-Controls BCoiura Stnirtqs at their tender ages, theythe will WCiCail •QUIETWASH- ' ip.Sfllasiaf p ro b ab ly luive had eno u ggh h excite-i .fl­ • 2 W asfi^pin Speeds « d 1 0 ment by then. •4\V3sMtnse .M’Wtk HSUiSD’ A day of joy is not theic timeti to VVattrTemp. ‘4 7 9 make a personal state:i t e m c n t ; Cofntinaiicns ^ 3fZI. 0 wiMKLPOOL, *399’^'^ mil: Clan, rvcc FaRMIT(U R E & APPUAU ^ C E S 4 5 3 M a i n AA v e . E a s t Sfom L - h M u iL O iM 7 3 3 -22233 Open M onday-Ftida% 9 - 6 S 3 9 - 5 SB* m M ' I VIS, RCTfiil ■■M M M Same e s C ash . NO INTB^EST,r.oAC. O. M g »■E ^ ------frMMri iffiiFinflsionrMihiaoKa ------^ ^ T n s i d e schools arc pulling?a\vjyfTom o\' 1 D t J ^ e s ...... • - ..- ..0 2 poiioarpnigiamsforfoRptXtal^" ------...... 0 4 ------nccdssmdcnts. sssfie c ...... 04-10 PageC3 RiAn-7Ji^^JLExr,234;

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into Jarlrbidge ^.Nokkentved uaaehow less serious thanI ______• .Tlmeime» N vvsill discuss proposc^d pointed pi in the riolatioas,ns, aad xbe ,«sse scoredd ta tanks at tbe PfEEL’sI le Idaho National Engineerin; ocal caon:^- Tes: RgacrofrArca J since 1995. ring and fines and how ■ tto fix problems. The departm di ent’s intent is tota: t lessc>on 'mnvironmental Laboratoiy. meetings probablibly would span sci-eral a at n c e a n d zero violations. ^ IalSS6.tb*ision o f Environm ental INEEL Oversight Program,im . said sbe “*=*■ JARBIDGE.Nev.-InJan Jarbidge, no stra n g e yJ*"® ic violations, giving the Depanmirtmcnt of Quality proposedk! $89^725 in pt^des expects e: the sitate aod the Eaerp' ^------cargoes unnodced nergy and its contractor a chanhance to stemming from aa 1 routine annud inspcc- Department Di to o o t n ot jojust a qmd: nrso-.Vrtr:tr s sxajf c r ittr X.S. \o fc - Once the last of thcic ssum m er re s id e n ts w A low state regubtors why some3e tthings tion at the INEELHast November. • fix, fi: but long-term . S b e enoAidat73iW3t,Btt,£n ay not be a violation, saidlid Brad John Wilcynsnskt, m anager of thc erxcBicTxila- Nevada m im n g tow n willwiU have just 32 peo- ^ acceptac thc noticm that 2J7. pie. That’s by the counount of M arguerite Nystrom, who runs thehe "ITrading Post and k eeps e x tra k e y s to mosinost of the placcs in ____ town. -R ehabilLITATIONM?------City!mulls golf So when m y Subaru sat outside N ystrom ’s store long i s i o i ^ to arou&•ouse the curiosity o f a • cenain dvic-minded nei^ei^bor, I suspect she • ^ l l C O U I5se, aiiport, sent her h u sb a n d over to[oinvestigaie. in I The neighbor. Helen, VTiVTilson, first c am e to ' . _____L Jarbidge in.1910.w hcn sheshc was a few .m onths____ old, and years ago she wmwrote a history of the -tree pprojects I. settlenient stru n g along; thcdie trce-lined bottom ^ s ______, • ■

T \ n S FALLLLS - T b i new b u d g e t y e a r be^ssVTedoaics^^T. C ity C o u n d l ktm WesE s r r w i N D »a=is to kao«ow «har people think of a i ^ S . G a b a { n S jw arumgftnent d to improve- = 6=1$ 2: thee airport, munici pal golf c c e s e a ^ t rm e s in th e dow n to v m busi*

A F c £ & b issarmg c on the subjea win be bf^aedpLSX-ic■mnghrinCiryHalL- of the Ja rb id g e R iver gorgilorgc. For th e p a st six T b e c c c rri?! a «iS consider a S7S,211 *' >-eais. Wilson h a s throw01 n a Harvest Dancc to H P B jBBeDeratatrxnal operatioa of the city’s I raise money for the conuninntunity hall that she j^H jgwagy Pcoca-z x a p l ; ^ T h e to ta l f e e t e J has worked m u c h of he r‘ life to preserve. beea5IScs!&E&ac. but the proposal seeks H er h u sb a n d , O m c K. G( rant - so n a m ed o b x s t b e a s paid to Operations bccause a parent thougought he was OK - : latemationalI by 4.18 learned I w as a new spaperper woman a n d knew pezesJL j hiswifcH’ouIdn’twanttom:o miss me. O c o e a x r c a I W hen I e m erg ed fromn ththe store, antidpat- esBe; S6a419 is fo r addition- ing a hike in September’ser’s gold-tipped sage- ■ ■ 33 Q J C13 cases,s. while 51-»J92 ts for over- btush, I didn’t even maketake it the few dusty ^ 3 bead 3=d GUIUTs fee for operating the steps to m y car. p la x . “She's been in therere forf two hours,” I (KUSbasnsic t ^ sewer plant as an inde- heard Wilson m utter toI Grant.Gr When there’s OTZrazactor & r t t e p a st 12 years a prospect o f a n intcrvie»>biew, Ja rb id g e 's frail anddcyccxsaLcats h a re come to reg a rd th e and feisty histo ria n is prep;reparcd to ta lk about &=a2scbeeqeqczralent of another dty tjKT fl\TT iiffTri:»l< gave hertm vn. dfpzR =aecc. La: rmr Then Wilson holleredcd fromI behind her a cefja itptbeise e r r , tW com pany 1 vine-heavy ^ n t gate, tclUicllingmetogetrisht IIH taasispessia£s full budget. cn over and bring my taptape recorder. (You C S S S S B> thelb aupuct imptuveiTipnts is project to renovate and ^ don’t have o n e ? H oney,^ youyi really .*ould.) i,«,8ihe Regicniy DevetopiDent Auodatklatkm has Its w ar. the oU tsbeccakalosisJK spitalin Gooding caotdI becmbe e a bosbess fandBtBL Vn ’* And n a she d id n ’t w ant me ei,iH 11 D e par >ken most of the windows snd tomn occot tn n y of tto flxtstts b th e lai s st 1 5 y e a r s . - - ...... SheVras stem . I didn't ref CO s j » i d a new"fire The little 87-year-oldd in turquoise cardi- track. Tcgechiiher. the airport improve- gan, heavy earrings andd whitew tennis shoes a • L cccal 3bihnost $1.15 million, but a sat me dow n a t h e r Idtchcnhen table with a waf- /\ : the Federal Aviation fie and decaf. (I don’t do tdiis for everyone, ^sociatioi)n may try to mak Goodi]insf tioa would cover all but honey.) O Sl^otlfaia She rwealed the sccrciret ito her waffles - a — Esfis on t t e g s lf c o u rs e dri- startling list of ingrcdircdicnts Including I re e tpected to cost 59303 - Bisquick and cake fro:frosting. And she I be p ;^ by greens fees, snatched my p b te awayy loilong enough to pile FB hospittal into bl►usiness iiincubator>r ow n tree impr ove m e n t pit>- cn a slice or two of cake. je a BspfojisctetBed o cost S 7 jn 7 . C t y I ^ - Grant, of a differentIt nutritionaln bent, BySfuSharon Metcalf in g use of th e prop<)pcaTy. were w e locked Tbe pnjpertv *«as£Tided a esEic^Baeanncmark S iil2 &TSU p a rk ^ offered m e peaches. »ia£iwtsre esessrduccof 3 0 0 D IN G - T h e w alls of th e GooGooding dcdsion on rcnov:ivation aw-aits informa* ic ter r building, and thc boakr/garafjtragebsld- thc land” - finished off■f ththe black currants t „ berculosisi^ , Hospital have echoed)cd with tion about asbestoitos-rcmoval costs - an ing. inf just outside town, had a handful of my d iffe re n t so u n d s since 1919:9; ironic twist, sincecc asbestos endangers “I remember ■we used 10 pa Goodiring students chokecherries and testeistcd a few apples’ rh e h isilin g p a p e rs o f studentsIS a:at thc human lungs, the! vvery o rg an s thc hospi- the ifat road and hike tip there s ripeness. He advised mec howhi to eat a wrin- :thodist college ori^nally hous©used on tal once was dedicacated to salvaging. in," in,' Anna Gonzales recalls. "W kled rosehip - don’t chewlew it, don’t eat thc •p ro p erty . Antibiotics hadd %*irtually elim in ated w ene t in fo r fun." craft st(coiage sheds seeds - cook >vild mushnshrooms and avoid rhe wracking coughs of tubcrcu!rculosis tuberculosis in thele United States by the T 1 lie j-oungsters M-onld %’sju i tu u r e d c n o unripe elderberries. dents, brought to the site after:er 1938 1960s. So in th e ear•ariy 1970s, th c hospital long, lon wide halls illuminaiedityfikfag- In % taaS3sa0 But both w ere enjoyinglg post-dancep< elation. ‘ diverse treatm ents and variedva was declared sunirplus propeny, to be ing inf lighters, thoroughly scaiiiariagtbea- 13sotasca»nugontnH ______At Wilson’s a n n u a l dancemce two days e a rlie r, ^ ” u lts in th e frc s h Id ah o air. adm inistered b>- theth Idaho Department selves sel in the process, Gonzal- on tb e g ro uoditnds. Sccc :£ = c 30c:^: butt," she e.xulted over our leftover H arv est tice after the counhousc burned, ::^s Ag Structures class, ^ d in the past 15 years, the whisvhispcTS Services. Tho easiast a^d w (^ buildings “ It w as lilx a p a rk c u t ib eTe,so9cea re , "Thescboclii needled one shed for the Dancc cake. And ir shui:^ periods of lime anca n d so big. Now it b a k s lik e aadese:^" d< CMS&ccseasdrrH orriH qTpp H jx y» Most years, th e dancc} atiattracts mainly sin- ] shrieks of youngners who haveivc trcs- were occupied, for 1 : Festival .Theater and Rick F Cm-en. a Gooding pcSaS o e o a ic E r. glcs, and “they’re lookir)king for partners, passetsed on the propeny, almost aa riirite of by the Antiques F ) build a second o n e to pay th e Gooding Seniorior a m c n s , and p a n o f sa>'sa>-s an>tm e c a u ^ zn ib e bnBldrnewa i£ l SaraecoeweB .they’re not looking forr dandng.”da So they pas^s a g e in G ooding. ; naited by the Walker be be charged w ib trespasang. spend m uch o f th e ir timle e a t the saloon n e x t T'hese he days, the Regionon IV one building was r Qg. H e a lso T l^ s a c c a s ets£aei£$ s i are alm o st E n is h o ^ bilitation Treatment wa.ts-ams that tbe building is ex «i±cc^tns3a door. Grant laments. Butut tJthis year, he sent Develvelopment Association is stud;ludying Alcoholic Rehabi ■ aaresaeis 3 a n d p irn ttn g le ft to d o on Walker Ccnter mo\-ed un*unsafe, linered with glass aad his t^ e ’s fliers to couplesles who signed “Mr. thet possibilityp. of rehabilitatinging thc Ccnter, until the M jadripeior tiecszHerccea e and w alls a n d n io f to go and Mrs. in the guest5t bibock at Nystrom’s buildiIding as a business incubator}r-ihc - into county hospitaltal facilities. an an acd d c n L ttstbefarss-oo store. This dance had fewerfcv people than latest^ in a long string of Ideas foror mak-t Finally, in Nov-ca;em ber 1383, the doors Please see f & ts m u .?« e5 C 3 Rease see SHEDS. Page C3 usual, bu t th e y sta y ed on1 thethc dance floor. That new floor itselff is evidence of the ^ determ ination o f Wilson and a few others. - Beating down her husbarsbond’s teasing com- "irth 1 resideimts see gOi)od, smell;somethinglg bad aboi>ut plant; petition for my ear, shec chronidedcl; for me some community-hall histoistory, starting wilh the first Thanksgiving danccmcc then; in 1910. ByKwKurtFHedemarai P r o p o s e ! “When the Danube wras as: still g ree n ," sa id Tlme»fe»^ew» Witter______3d potato plant. Grant, fingering his long,.white wh beard. T RTH - N o t e%-erything has beenecn p c r- “Oh shut up, O m e, o r mH I :op your mouth,” FIR ______f f i _ - ' said W ilwn. A t o n e point,t, hihe staned reading feet;t ini thc past at Idaho Supnip r e m e aloud alxjut Abraham Linaincoln, and she took Potatclatoes In c ’s plant here. ■--- \ f- after him with her cane. AU ta : rcccnt public meeting in1 BuBuriey liscuss a po^blc sister fa^ tyy sosc u tb - -i'+TrVvv — - In 1965 the hall was in tltemlilc shape, so to disc ^ ^ A Wilson and h e r sister helddd aj pancake break- westst ofi Burley, Plant Managerr W a d e ___ fast to p rim e d o n a tio n s: foifor its renovation. Chapiapman conceded his companym y h a d !L :i ~~ -r X T t ~ Wilson tells of h e r strugglesglcs gathering mate- somene past missteps but stressed it w as |S i i r t e y rials for the haU, her heart:artachcs over inter- doingng everything it could lo rectifytify th e '[ ference in her efforts andiher he eventual reson problciblems. A cc o rd in g to state DivisioTSl on o f to the sta te capiroL (A re: yoyou getting a ll th is . E nvinrironmcntal Quality records, heh e n a s iT down, honey?) H e r storieses aare full of names, rightIL those who people Jarbidge’sgo’s history. Blut ut DEQ files are not the onlynly evi- [ JiA. A f A uL i t X £ I ^______a 2 S a « £ ; : Though another group> hasha: made improve- denceice thc potato plant still hasLS si * • ‘ • n still presides over ’ kinks u s a n n e ments to the haU, Wilson st lu to work out - just ask Susa tstise Sucnm#rn* , . ' ^ th e Jarbidge C om m unityr HallHa Fund Inc. A n d Kroftsifts. I ' ’ II ."!■ on our way to tb e tin y postiSt officco: tn aw a it th e Hier e r new home sits just a stoi thrice-weekly m ail, WiisVilson took me to throwow from one of Idaho Supren admire the dance dccoratiirations still gracing ^anyny pivots that spread wastewic w a te r th e hall’s high cciling, and,d theth delightful n e w along'ng'a five-mile stretch of the: SnS n a k e £ » bad.'*IT s t e said. “B u t y o u le sm i; chinking on th e lo g exterior. e r. 'T tDErewibts.'* r ih e r e is th a t d e a r oldI haihaU," she says w ilh s talanding i on the front stoop Fri .Bat fcraa tbe e looks: of tte volm m odsr affeoioa “There it is right^tthero." tl aftemsmoon, her young boy coveredr ^ Ws SItosittbeldiboSapiDpntM Potatoes lac piaot northth cof Rrtb stsn ddirdtatad potatae■taes.Ari&- DEQSSesIabebeM “Idaho Stipremtf’~' n o seie as a strong afternoon breb r e e z e Oar pUot b beb£ cocaXkslilered for coastnctloa sootbwcnmtef«oito]r. F irtb ," occ eso."^s y in has been wiQing to S. G o rfierisT hhe cl TImcsWcus’ assis- nushei;hed the heavy smell of fcrmenle n tin g iS-gLa li«g n f p o t ^ tant dty aliwr. Hit colwTinvn abouti W camtcrs ^ , 3,^a to w aste p a s t th e house. . Krofts said. “Yestererday it was fine.” mennoved tb thar new borne oonb w M W C e r . offthcbcatenpaUtappcmhaskavonocBasion. It ^doesn’t smell like this eveiyy day,"d She and her hususband just recently aboibout two milesfrtHn tb e i^am .i ReaseseePUKT.Ps^a c-2 TlmevNewt. 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M agic V aiALLEY ---- -SepRVICES— lowldah<10 JO n th e_ Lily Packcr, oof f ‘ T w in F a H s. a t th e We.scJSC End Ccmelcr>-. No to 8B p.m.p today at Hantcn Brjivfsido strvicc, 111 a,m . tod.iy p u b lic v ieiewing \ is planned. Monu!-Tuar3* B urley Cbapel, 3211 at Sunscl Mumorialial IPark in Twin (Farmer Fumuneral Chapci in Buhl). MainSln S l, and GDC hour b^ore ibe AGENDA Tails (R o T io ld sFuneral u n t ChapeJ). funeralsal on Tuesda>'at tbe dmrdi. lawmnakers vcroted J I r e n e P;>au]a a i H e c k , o f T w in iTlnws-Wflwt______Kcnnulh B. H -o f Tw in FdisL. H j g Following is a list of govem-m - Gooding LDS ChurclLirch, Burial will gFOTCSk■eside sc n -ice , I p jE -T o e s d a r - mtal meetings that are sched-ed- fulluw UC the Elmivmivood Cemetery' RcinholdId II. Adam, of Twin at thele D£ ouglas Paric C em etery xn ed this week in the Magicg ic in GondinK. Familvlily and friends Falls, memotnorial scnipc, 11 ajn. D ou^Sbs. W j-o, OVbite MnmiaiT lUey. This list is com pU ed fromom may call from 10) a: a."m. uncil th e T u e s d a y at a t White Moriuary inTwinwin F ^ ) . ______a d vvance a schedules. The TimcS'ICS- ...... scrvicc; to d a y alit t tHi e c h u rc h C hapci in Tw:T w inFalls. JfTTtt sM Q nr Chehowelweth Crapo ■ Newtw s suggescs lhat you confirmrm ------rtVniaray^vGoocling^ins^hapetlr—------S y'ble-M b k i-GeliiDes.-or-Burie;;- rrW B E ------e-information-by^aHing-the-Ihe— S im o n a Ramirez R: Curiel, for- gra\-esice sid e s e n ic e , 2 p ju. Tuesday iyteieeteC.229- ap ppropriate r clerk's office beforeore • Robert li. Slnttcr,ic r, of Y akim a, m e rly of Burlurlcy, 11 a.m. Tuesdaj-, at thehe W' est End Cemelery- is a b c B » ccrgressiORal cost aneiiending. Wash., and forme•merJy of the Fella LDS ChChurch, -MK) S. 160 W , Buhl.1. No> viewing is planned, rf livnga^SRert Therherreasufe'BOUi: iends may call from 6 (Fanner se a sr:? aiwual ; Jt-romf nnd WendellJell area, 1 p.m, Burley. Frier m e r F u n e ra l C b a p d in BublL _ j i^euo^a 2 3I cerger.tfrcm TODAY today ai (lit- Kiellieih Funeral S*.3SSBteSt3t£ra‘ Sccccrteracfthes Jeiferome-Couniy Planning andmd th and Yakima -p-v Home, WVst N in th ; nrtase sse iraeECcngress O M q Y e s Z o nning i Commission, 7:30 p.m.,m., Aventit* ili Y akim a. 3eMrveSt« P etaaeisecmyaClualetl c o uu rt lh o u sc . — m e U i9 ‘>’ r ai',;.:i'm .'cex e wjtit irtlanoa u)eath no3TICES - ccccntrcs s*c rae C=r2=rgress CIC f « Twrw in F alls City CouncU, 6 p.m.,m., Cluirtes Rulon PricPrice, of Burley, ass«r»* Te rase•eecauaeireeuC- ee City:y H a ll. 1 p.m. todav ac tiichf iiuricy LDS U nda Calil of \Vbite M om tai>\ Twin j l l a h a n gtt w B Tct i«E eaia rc=BC K A->»*VC» Twfw in F a lls County com m ission-on- Stake Cencer. 2030>0 Normal> Ave, n rn cv I. ^ aic re : r e css: rf :i'*ir^ !, U ta h - L in d a r ^ aciuaai'.er.t , 8:30 a.m .,courthousc. F riends m a y c a llI fritr.im noun to . ers,8 W-year-old Qaklej-res- 12:4.') p .m . b e f o rr e t - Ihf I funoral ^ISNBUeELSGM.1NLEXFB6 ES d Sunday, September KUDenl e n D e r b s today at che chiirJ „ rC , TteHaaaTtets^alyacpowd^StO- TUESDAY at the .NfcKey Dee PHOE rdaea^atM in Moniury in Hurley). lOENIX - Ruben Derbs, S&. Mi^linidoka County Democratictic Hospital irin Ogden, Utah. ofYumajjna, Az. and forrner area res­ fledsal QBBof castsittaMMtmiwnai !s.Tbeba«onid P artjrty, 8 p.m ., counlipuse. iielcn M atthews:ws CraiK. of Arrangementencs are pending and ident,it, died Wednesday, (cfficasbpara S>hoshone h Planning andnd W endelJ. 2 p .m . tol„di.V i , t h e " Vlounccd '° " bj- the Paj-ne Septcmlember 24,1997 in Pboesix. aBte3aatp to$t25apaobnrtolBgal Zoni:ning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Mwe-Kolierison Fum C h a p d n Burley. Az. fromrom complications foQoHisg anerttcaippolt y H all. , , hcan SUI in Jerome- Friendss maym; call from p Jn a DraL I surgeo’. Gra\-eside senices . Y es rwin Fails County commission- ekel will behxt h e ld a t 1J a jn . Tuesday ia S:CPa9B3siideBbdl«DwncBssanrto 'J a.m . 10 1 p .m . co.today at che eeBneatcBacssvnfwrtca%aayptae> ers,8, 8:30 a.m., courthouse. cliaiH.-!. B O ISE -■ ElEdna Prckd, S4, ot "I'o Paul•aul Cemeteiy. Friends maj- i.n in n m ir. Boise, formeBicrty of Twin Falls, ^ It Hansen « Momiaiy Rupen W EDNESDAY Jcreliene Okamoiooco, of Buhl. 2 died Satunurday, September Chapel!icl M cm day fm m 6 p jn . to S Bii:lliss City Coundi, 8 p.m., Cityity Scniccs under the direaian p.m. coday at the Fir;First Christian 27,1997 in BoBoise. A rra n g e m e n is P-*°- Hall.U- Churcli in Buhl. Bunairial will follow arc pendingng under the direc- ofHansemsen Morruao" in Rupen. - - F'iler il School Board, noon, schooool district board room , lin id o k a County F a ir B o a rd. , 88 ate 1., board office at the fair-ir- g ro uunds. r Ho s p i t a l s linidoka County SchoollOl ------bituarieES---- H -O) 1 9 ard, 7 p.m., school districtict For obituary ratete liInfonnation. call 73^^931,.extension 278 MAG[AGIC VALLEY' REGIONAL J Kempthome ce in R upert. MEDICAL CENTER )akley City Council, 7 p.m.,n., R A F & rS « N G A r I c Funeral Chapol)ol i in Twin Falls. Tho C i;^(y Office, 200 W. M ain. 'IV iN F alfVl.lvft funeral Mass5 w will ta k e p la c e at '7>e Serjos T ^rirav< rrc e ie e s c €5^35. a idm issH m s S a n d ra A gueda of f •meesiretosreryrer'OM ’win Falls County commis-is- IO.00 AM Tuesjcsday. Sepiember , - tr* FccC ar^fi ome, Tina Johansen of T«inQ Oxgto niraaaccnsaunam rCTP/iofgview sione;lers, 8:30 a.m., courthouse. 30. 1997 ai Si.3l. IEdwards Caiholic TTteaa: aeuee^ T>e aiiiiisi m ,ciiici ,t to an C hurch, wilh Falhor Fa Robb Keller Falls,!Is, D an a K lcC onnick of Filer. r S A o« c s b j' all. « ia jcCP» ,- I" »eics5»cucrss4epre»fewentecccmea- C ityy Hl a lL ‘ Jensen of Bude>-, Faw Olsea^ mesSisraaanc^rrrxgrc^fliralrunerTts Edw ards Catholilohc School or to tho Twiwin Falls County commission-m- S Alzheimer's Assc^sociaiion. oJTwu)w in Falls. cm cocc ter csc$ cfl^err tr?if.ui 1. l^^cse spco~ ers, 8:8:30 a.m., courthouse. Comribuiionsins m ay b o Iolt wiih ■ lee. •■mo csue ereargergerccratmen. CCceneeCi ar^ * c !Baccitviasaburcau- It' lunoral chapol!ol siaft or m ailed to MINIDOKA M I MEMORLXL S30C irpedirert trac «ojesffai^e«c Reynolds Funerneral Chapol. 2466 HOSPITAL FRIDAY a^c te e cctertiai rtl; attfincicgcal • Tw: Addison Avo.i. East.E Twin Falls, secertBtewierts A•^es'vctecppcaes -je win Falls County commis-is- ners, 8:30 a.m., court-•t- Idaho 83301- Dliscbarged: is c Fred M aier off reamepORefit. s io n i ...... house w rt. ^ ,11 n i i m M P P iMKM. a o ZELTON ■7%BScettTti»a^pav a n s H « t s » > C A SSIA REGION.AL ■bBbvndFecrinSEtfEtauQ MEDICAL CENTER A anaihn.*1ijnccm«e«0 vdsBBdcaldrKcs.'ns asstbtiross . dmisslonsrW allace D anrf- xrupaaiaraefe ------YS« ----- le y ,B c ck y H in of Malta. sgiafbm ataim - Adrian Aaron Sn dag USB M a c set apt Adrian Aaron S m ith ,: l^aadm RsSadtco:ss s s » TU£:UESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 " -6 pm Falls, died Saturday 'Ischarged: Keith Crane off c3iaidlpaaxsi.s«pc \Household-Tools-Antlqucs ' Sopiombor 27, 1997 j "ley, E veljn Friedrich off baanasaas&BPovsna s a s . Co.conjlci'mwis Welcome • Jcromo view Rclifomoni Estalf ley, A llen Sexton of Declo, RM.CepBaebsatfCtsl KLAAS AIKJION BARN cosMCstBiteBadbye Falls loilowing a long illr sie B e n n e n o f R u p e n . * tite r s of Adrian v/as cjorn Sopl nW ictfiM oes.AW^vcteteeredthe ''' H »ca*s± adL WE!bfEONESDAY, OCTOBER 1" -6 pm 1919 .11 PicaCDO, IdahoSmith _____ .. .1 ANTIniQUES tnd COLLEt^BLES SALE irths: A baby to Beck>- andI J------^------ana Addio ChisholmIh, 7B,: ol Twin Twin Falls attonOcd iho Ticuratay : morning, R o>ertHitt l ^ of Malta. Saoes Sam xnnSaniar Tlx r ^KUHT BROTHERS AUCnOKS Picabo and laicr.wcni37 al Bridge- H H a Sun Valloy a s a d ustales d o in Twin THImURSOAY, OCTOBER 2* -4 pm and ranch hand HeJ Ch(ilinoss TimesTin N m Remodeling Auction in Iho US Navy, scrvimkplom bor 2*1, 1 ______UJsedm Ollice Equipmeni & Fumilure out World War II m iho:ho I 10 Je ss 0 . t AAcherttsement - Sepiember 30 —-T h[IS] AT CSI- hMASTERS AUCTION SERVICE v;as a survivor Im o( Smeih, He *>' Norihaniplon sinking. H ra School al ; The Timenme»Wews ______T D C E a iA YY at8ajn.inShi«Shields 208. hir. G.E D while in Iho s lATURDAY, OCTOBER 4"-1 0 am oni 10 work in Id a ^ Speech andi ElHearing Idaho Personsonnel exam will be Okcllx foiuinecj 10 Soulhernjdo I wrangler ilbcrry Esiale • Old Vehicles • PickuQ i p k in s r Assocs&sca rezsxal coaQ g g en tic g gnren a t 9 a -mm. . ini Shields 106. Msc iTUiiriod Bonnio Doggcll> men onlisiod h e fo llo w in g is a sc b ed u le o f lUtfilnery-Antiques-Collcctlblcs \llieno Perkins. 74, meetin HoyOurn. Id.iho •ving through- ' :iings and e^'cnts that willI wxU be:da as S 2JS. in£a Aspen CSI volley:eyball vs. Dixie Household-Murtaugh Adrian wonl lo barberh c K^cilic. Ho I died Saturday, takee placcn this week at the■ IDS.. College at 6i ppj jn . in the gymna- ^Atf-Anlsemcnt-October 2 Doiso .ntid w as la le dol a; Iho USS H E ______27. 1997 at Magic CoUenclege o f S o u th e r n Idaho. A siosoiire bigh3 school sium. HENRY'S AUCTION SEflVICE nal Medical Cenier. ** Barber Ho Ihcn wonlJ. He I rcceivod , teac£»ej Ea^egrw willQ tb e held n June 17. 1923 m TURDAY,OCTOBER 4 ~ .11:30 am Iho Burley Pohco Dopar^Q sorvico Ho .W apgaret TODAY jiorado, the daugh- _ . a i S&JS. ES Desert ICMC.C- :tump Estate - Pickup - Household worked Wllh the Pori c ludcnt Senate meets at 3; Mad SsT.te Rcocixe:e rrnllf>noin Is H a z o lto niaho C whon sho was tearier o-ieniae win I Iten d ed sc h o o ls in T IJE SD A Y att9aja-giS^3ddtl!& . area He roiurnod 3 to as 1 a S a S S«Plon«>"' 2'- TUROAY, OCTOBER 4’'-10:30 am and solved ,is a mote nuary 26, 1941. she Aduldult diabetes class will be Health Care for G r a y i n g 5S0 Perkins. She hcldatI a t n o o n in A sp e n 134. A s a e r i a se==iirwill b e beld a£ Liquidation Salfi-Guns-Toots inspector uniil his roiirt;partmeni and p Antiques* Misc. thon worked part-time,11 ol Enlr/ at lO "'™ ' =. Cotorricullure lor most ol Xodd3dd G reen novelty* concen 7 pusa. =a t?aeSe=3cr A ciaearex. '^ j ‘ d a lw a y s c n io y e d v^-iu Advcnisemenl-October 2 Fofosi Sofvicc in ordor.vilh Iho Maho » ' ° ''" I 'o '- S a : be held at 7 p.m. in the ALL AMERICAN AUCTION CO. his lavonio pacim io ol(-vnnrc h ai Si Lopenskors. L Hor groatesi )0b Eat!le’;le’s Nest of the Taylor nUDL\Y r W i l d Ben-y " ; S d “pf,'k ilycamalowahs raising h er family. thoouldoors ding. N a rc o isc s Ac o d t ic:o o ttSi w ill ATUROAY. OCTOBER 4 "-10 am Adrian was a memLto Twin Falls Sho allotgrandchild,on, Sho rep es “J aro-dancing when m eieg«rpja.caI>Begtn 1I l i ' - r c Tom Barrett EsIalo - Antiques ld.itio Pc.nco OMicofSlotorrahiolo A maho. On Janus lollcctibles - Old Car Pans • Guns unger. Sho loved \VEDNESD.%Y C S 3 -raiHeciujll vs. S c oiwCoHege v Our spec)«dal crepes Coll a n d iMe P u b lic oliromont. Eri Ho Bellevue cading, but mainly Jcroi:rome Economic Dn-elop. aj 5 pja. Ea ibe graastanncom. filled andid toppedt with Associaiion. H g w a s imo w.th th o 0 0 ''“ Id a b o M =bc T eagfcer Advortlsernem-Octobcr 2 Ollicof of Ihe Year rder by to loilow hor h ic . a n dg ; Sho was a mem- mentIt stest e r in g te a m wiU m e e t a t e« Asso- wild benyTiy compote. u p 'l -rt CDOa MASTERS AUCTION SERVICE Falls Exchango Club.ol Ahorses and bcmg ootdoots.Hazollon LDS 1st 6pjii.ijTl. in T a y lo r 27 7 . seen will Served withwil whipped _ also a member ol St, in her life w as)is n includc hor chil- Radi(adio am ateurs will meet at be be2d at 7 ?-=- is e£itbe Fine I cream Dfor icei cream .. J SlSUKOAY, OCTOBER S'*-1pm Calholic Church in Twin}mbcr I ol Ihc Children and togr; A. Kandlcr of 6i30pjip jn . in S h ie ld s 1 0 1 ^ Blllyc BUI Drown Estate-Household Ho IS survivod bys Association onioyod squareluel D. (Donna) Napajpa Auto Pans training will aiaaaiifiggSg Collcclibles-Twin Falls oyburn. Jam es B. Bonnie Sm ith ol 'TwinEmployees she was yount held at 7 p.m. in Desert a m m i A Yk* Advcnisemenl-Ociobor 3 daunhler. Luarin (Miko)■as s o lo c tc d h o rse s a n d rcacrkins ol Montana, mjp Maliiaiy tescss wiQI bE e h e l d JMAAUCnOHEERS ol Thalchor, Anzonaby Iho Idaho ^er crocholmg.rry) ! Perkins. Sr. of Randy (Barb) Smith ). ol Adrian ' was ber of the HajG. (Lorrio) Perkins II Arizona, live grandchildSl, Edwards Ward, Survivorsmd Shon A. (Stan) Pon/»l i l t l d Ann Smith' and ivm M; Falls dron; Janollo; 16 grandchildron. r'anClid sides with LDS Coppintjor. both ol Boisby his wife. Boise. Sarnueindchildron and a irch__ in license fll^ Shannon Srnjlh ofwin I Falls- a Perkins ot HoylI. (Gone) Turner ol CnUIi: Ju jU ;ho w as p re c o d e d Arizona, Angella TillanIke) Rowland k®'*'-'; ILT LA K E C ITY (AP) - T b e T H U R S D A Y , 3na; a son, Dalo J. (Sherry)her parents, r^us- SUKDH.OCIDBERf.lO.m Walton Soach, Florida. I Alcoholic Beverage Comral Rowland o( York, Nobra:of Gtondalo, Ecfen, Robert 1. G. Jesso Eugene UtahAl CTOBER2.1997 mission bas sided witb locsl roai grandchildron,hildren, Mary of Hazollon andgrandson and a Qjmmis Moimtnon oc Q itir d i le a d e rs — one of 4:00 PM oppinpor and Nick M Cc ary Lou W hite ol Filer; tf CD is th e to w n p la n n e r — in 3ESNe«S!Hrkin3lof 132 3n both of Boiso. and9oiso. M Idaho, f'vo grcai-grancII bo held at 2 p.m. whom i: L O a O K W : T h e T im e 13rd Street West Tillany ol Fori WaKor)( Phoenix, sister Berta J.Dctobor (( 1. 1997 at M idway«-ay in d e n y in g th e ow ner of TVT W IN K « IL S . IDAHO riofida: Iwo sislors,llany MoIi of Fort Hagerman. SheLDS 1sl W ard 531 a rc siala ui ra n t a liq u o r license. of2 Lewislon, Idaho anad a . ond Phil ir' d e a th by 1 her Bp. Robert Giles . Pedro;dro M ena's restaurant, Don uc Eskiidgo ol Lewiston.braska: Id Ihroo band, a son.Concluding . sor- PedroF:0 M /irira n R^CTnTrfant a brolhor. D arro lon. S Jordon Perkins, a grs5 hold al Sunsot was87ft^ feet too dose to ibe dbsrdi's Kimberly, Idaho. Ho I wa:Coppingor, brolher. (. Friends may call Midwavway Stake Ccnter and the IgyffiBiSrrrra od in doaih by ihreo 1 broi M ackinzio S ervices willilombor b 30 Irom 4 UABCsiC said M ena d id n 't qualify fcr a siGtor. lion Boach, Wednesday. Octat Whito Moriuary. a barf*d^iip variance to die law. SSSS" A prayer vigil wilhViolissa Rc Wost tho H azollon d LD; from 12:45 p.m. -nj.*,e M idw ay T ow n C ouncil and and Racholl Middleton wilhWednesday B at tho lako placc ai 7:00 P^ W asatch County shenffs OWNER;I THETIM ES-Nt^ E W S Advenlsement-Ociobor 3 Seplombor 29 alI. Idaho, R and conducting, Cc o ffic:c c t:botb had consented to AU AMERICAN AUCTION CO. I Smilh of vicos will bo h I M ena'sa's application.a S < f c i » S Bi i bby ita x te rs A sctian SeService — was preced- Memorial Park, F -Th& etx:gtxsrness tfiaf Servrce BuilC TURDAY,OCTOBERll"-10am brolhors and Tuesday. Soplor (208) 543-5227 i S 0 Powor-J.R. Simplot-U.S. Wost p.m. JO 8 p.m, at Commulnunlcatlon-WhcelsLeaslnD-Cllies I Rosary will Twin F alls and fi lunlles-Surplus Equlpmonl-Dolso PM today, to t:-15 p.m, WO' f e w s 3 Wvcrtlsomenl-Sepl.2fl, Ocl 5 Reynolds Church. H x ilieTmies^ 1ICAN ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEEHS 1323nlSt.Wrest. « Twin Falls • P.O. . B o x 5 4 8 ■ 0-0331 • Fajc 208-734-i . P t e 2 0 8 - 7 3 3 - 4 .5 5 3 8 \

I TF Mondoy, Septsmber 29.1997 Tim Twin FaUt. Idiho C-3

M ag ic V a l:.:le y/I d a h o V alli.EY IN BRI]lEF^ MlinidokLa schocols lean1 away ifrom -Crash in Elmorere County l be I: pulled out for extra organizing a deanup evenvent that Ijcgins at noon. All di'divers and non- tance programs,pro where individ- ih e ir sc lf-c sec m . S te a m si added.ac In order to be lec considered by assistanceice. divers are welcome. ' ual siudiudents like Title I and because only teachers andnd staff the state for thethe school-wide Dworslrshak principal Laurell “ We’re alw-ays lookinging for more vohmtoers," saidid Lairy Hill ot It dchildren are singled out know which students haveive spc- inclusion program,am, schools must Adams inin Cassia County agreed D ive Magic. In particular,ar, organizers< hope to cnlLst m on emoved from the class* d a l needs. first have enoughIgh s tu d e n ts th a t w ith Lowiiwe. Adams said she tries lightvvei^ t IxMts, su d i aas s canoes.c lo a school-wide indusion Federal Program s Direirector qualify for free oror r reduced lunch- to keepp children< in the main- im that more often leaves P e te E sp in o sa s a id th e scl Sponsors xvill prowdeJ frefn e com pressed air for divers, school- es. When they’\iy’ve met that stream,, butb a time comes when S’.X n TIts s ' together in the class- widc'program has existec dog.s, soft drinks and garbairbagc-hauiling bag.s. ted for requirement, indi\idividual schools it’s necccessary to remove siu- abo u t six o r sev en y e ars, but Prizes xvill b e aw ardedled for most garbage collected,eel, botli in and , , but that h a v e to de term in ene t their strcngilts denis. ; I students are identified it’s only been in Id a h o for thi around the lake. Anotherher award will Iw given for momost aluminum _ ,, the last and tvcaknesscs, ,sc set goals for stu- “Wc thinkth by doing both we x w who fall below the SOth few. d e n t achievem ent a carw. And th e dive .sliopp wiwill h id e foiu- SSO ^ ft certiflcai=,,»and.d,c, nt and implement have thele best of both worlds," utile on standard assess- Sincc then every schoolool has programs taught wi prizes in cunning locationsons around liie lake. t w ith faculty and A dam s said.sai “ L ots of k id s a re gel- tests, while migrant stu* fiad 1 the option of going school-set aides, lied out for all kinds iif Dierkes Lake Ts one of die most unique dty parks : tin g pulU come from families that wide, where all federal funfunding “We dedded to tot focus on read- things inc: picnickers and anglersofteDften leave tmsli strewn around i ncluding music and art so BB.igricultural-related work is i turned over to the schoolools for ing and technologyDgy so w e bought th e re 's ilwaysalv a lot of movement. , . , a n d r c lolocale a 10 a d iffe re n t towTi uses i most beneficial toI Ihcm.tl computers and hochooked them up Plus I’veI'c never fe't like kids Break out the stu(tudded snow tires We/ednesday cMio-ui™lireeyeare. Otherwise ( they can contintinue lo the Internet andand wc added on think it’s;s a bad thing to be pulled Valley- E lc m cn iary S chool i BOISE - Studded snowlow tires can be used on Idahi using target assistance;e pro-; to the acceleratedle d r e a d in g pro- out o f cla.sass.” of five couniy schools mak- grams | where money is desif d. ------sta rtin g W ednesday, theL‘ IdahoId I'mnsponation Deparcm esignat- gram,” Jones said. c transition ihis year. At < Studded tires are snowIW tirest witli small metal deats i e d to a sp e d fic g ro u p likeJ TitleTi I “We’ve been n c charting our T/nns-A’■Nctvs siaff writer Kam i £ - “ in s i d t ^jsday’s ; Minidoka County a i n d c an o n ly b e u s e d tow; th e tread, llie y are legalJ fromfn OcL 1 to AprU IS in Idaho owards progress from lastist Janua^ until Nalainck■k can < Ik' nvclicd in liurhv Board meeting, Prindpal th i a t. Motorists should be awai.ware th a t studded tire laws vor>S?'i„ndehbor. the end of school,ool, a n d in fo u r of 677-JO-/042. ing states. Iliey are legal:p i from Oct. 1 to May 31 in MiMontana, from O a . 1 10 April 30 in Ncvadvada, from Oct. 15 to March 3111 ini Utah, from -|—> Nov. 1 to April 1 in Washirshington, all year in W yoming5 aia n d from Nov. 1 to April 30 in Oregon. >caped Idsaho inmatIte surrenc[ders in Lcouisiana All new studded tiress inir Oregon are built using a3 ligli h tcr w e i^ t stud that does less damagnage to the road’s surface, butjut pnMsxisting BOISE;E(/U») (, — A n Id ah o priso n C ( o p c n h a v e r , 2 1 ; r a p is t David Di Camopis said BabbBai would like- law wife, 1 Kathy Spencer, met ai a tires using metal studs arcire :allow able. '' inmatee vswho escaped from a L 1 loyd G eo rg e, 3 6 ; c h ild sexual sc: ly face a judge: MondayMi for an Potlatch II bar. The three went to L o u is iaana n a prison on Thursday :a b u se r K a l i a n L e e Ziegler;ler, 24; extradition hearingring and that he Boone’s fa fann later that niglii, and Diaz hearing sch.” painted itsiis kitchen. / five teen-age ^rls in the Sim S m ons said th e stu d e n t chosenchc “We Icam morere iin this school "Most 1< of the students who ho are seeking nontradi* g g e ts to be forem an fo r tw o days.daj than in regular higlhigli school, and attend scl;chiiol here take it very areers afte r graduation. That student is responsibleblc for the teachers aree nreally good,” seriously,ly," Owen said. “If for stuff I liave learned here helping h the teacher award:d thati said 17-year-old Jare[ared Perkins. “I some reuseison they cannot finish a « la te r on in m y life,” sa id day’s d points and for deaningling up think it is becauscISC the teachers block, the;ley can complete it the Veuado,.17.J|I..want_a ____anda putting away.tools.______make.lt.fun_andnd J t is.m ore ___ n e .u KOtariiuouiid.since.tlic.dasses.____ lhai women don’t usually “If a student works hard,J, theyt rela.xed.” are six weeceks long,” get 10 points for that dasss peri-p One reason thele sstudents like In six wweeks, the students in ic of the girls when they oo d,” h e s a id Also-, “ th e y arccgrad- g the classes at the1C centerc is the Simmons’is’s Ag Structures class arted the class thought eed on different cuts that I haveh handsK>n learning^environment. cn and in thihe Food and Nutrition luldn’i do it." Principal aassigned, and the two gradesIes are “The Acceleratc'ated Learning class not oionly have gained experi- le Owen said. “Bui they ccom bined.” Center is vocationaonaily funded,” ence, butit iheir self-esteem and ug right in and bccome The boys in the class arearc as said Julie Merrick,ck, who teaches desire to lele a m hiis grown, ;he projccL" nmotivated as the f^ls. food a n d nutritiona aat t th e school. "T his stis tu ff w ill b e s tu ff I will irst hurdle the students Like Aguado, 17-year-oldId EricI j-Thc three-hour■ hahands-on class- use the re;rest of my life,” Aguado ivercom e w as ih e ir fe a r o f BBox a tte n d s re g u la r h ig h schoolscli e s w ork w ell for hier e r :stu d e n ts, and said, ools. dduring the day andI the more gets accomplinplished. When Anyonee Interested in purchas- iglii them th e c o rr e a w a y AAcc-ileratcd Learning Ccn’enter the classes werec onlyoi an hour, ing one ofr)f the storage sheds can power tools first," aafter school Merrick said, studendents would jiisi call Simmiinons at 93-I-42I4. IS said. Box doesn’t really considerler it a get started semnggor or cooking and “The co::osi for the 12-footer is the students demonstrat- cchore to go to school each e: it would be timee tot< put every- S700 andI i: the sniiill one is SSOO," mmons they could pass a eevening and says Simmonsns h! a s th in g away. he .said. the real w-orkbcgaiL nm a d e th e class “r e a l fu n ." M errick’s studentents have been xond phase was “planning Two more Shoshone studcjdcnts canning plum jamim and making Tintcs-Nc\'i.tvs comsponc/ftit UKMLK age units and figuring o u t a:a tte n d school w ith him . use of the produce:e tlth a t th e horti- Savasc can•m Ik' nvched in Goodiiig for materials," he said. Dusty Patterson, 18,, w\ as c u ltu re stu d e n ts hav«lave gro^vn. at 934-126363. With 3 2 days left before Halloweiiween, th e front yard of George Ivli ^eybum Is In full decoration foror thtl e holiday. mt_____ iHospital Iffom C l “ l l i e p la n t d o n ’t botlother me," he said. “It’s ilaints have been filed sinciic e 1993 re a l good for econom y.” jContlnuod from C l hc water’s smcU and the sznoko k c from itfUStStink- It smells I 'tke something? A boost to the Minini-Cassia economy is have gotten away d o n e by fiv It’s stack. expected if the compai)any decides to build an • “A year and a half ago,go, wc hadn’t stalled. class w ho; 0 Supreme Potatoes Inc. has; a rather died: additional plant south1 ofo Burley, a n d D EQ reg- 5icard some kid had fallen1 tlthree Despite the dct tio n a l caret itorics doivn an elevator shaftlaft and vandals, time and .e file with, the DEQ," W aterr «Q uality u la tio n s fo r building aire rt m o re rigid th a n ever, . broken his leg,” Cowen said,d, ““But the building’s shell 1 Officer Blaine Drewes said.1. “T h eir “There is a new permp itting proccss,” JVC never got an ambulance; rerei p o rt m idable stru c tu re , j record is no t re a l good." -S u san nnc e Krofts, Firch resident.It, Drewes said. “The newew plant will fall under as was quick to point out, ihou; i„ th e new, m u d i stric terr conditions."c p r heard anytliing more about)ut iit.” report by Kestie, on Idaho SupremeS u Potatoes Inc.’s ip^y had worked hard to get i The new plant woulluld have more ground > Anna Gonzales heard a simsimilar w ^ bearing colur h a v e .” w ilh regulations, IX; than its counierpan in:i IF irth , iillowing for satu- «tory during her high schschool arc steel-rcinforc “ S o m e 0 plane diere lycars. And Howard Kestic,c, aarea . Tliere are no inner v have been problems for ccruriain rea- ______ration, but more acrea;:age doesn’t nece.ssarily Supervisor for the Dcpanmennent of other than elevati e said. “They arc improving lha m e a n no sm ell, D re w es;:s said. j^nds, recalls an unoffidal[ rcjreport staitjvays. Tlie rep( of the department’s files arcire filled crates about 1 mimillion gallons per day of pota-Ota- “ It all d e p e n d s o^r'1:r'liow they niiinage tho jliat a youngster had jumped>ed ou t o u tlin e c o n s tr u c ti formation collected after com;mplaints to-proce^gwasirastcwater. s p re a d in g of th e w ater,’r,” he said. of one of the windows, landanding rarely seen today. Iged. But w ithout the plant, many Firth rcsidcnls;nis And if it’s managed1 ato all like it is in I'inli, «a fe ly on th e ground. “It ivill b e a sh a n iggesi problem seems to be vrasjasiewater would be unemi:mploycd, said Andy Butler,ler, at least one neiglibor sjiid,si the smell could at In 1994, Cowen and fellow5W ioffi- it down,” Cowen i B” o r coUcoing afte r th e e a rth becomesb. another of the opms Timcs-Ncws staff writeiter Klin Fricdanann ain Irom the hospital. They mmi ig h t Gooditigat 934-5292 ding to DEQ files, th e B i t h pla:'lant gen- harmless. be readied in Btiricy at; 6677^042.

IL NMxzKvrw th u storage Plan ______Continued fro C o m p la i la y if the truck about the > the plant’s ! Icprcdations of “Idaho S; ]d the elements, extensive f ell remains a for- Science Of e . A ccording to a p a s t tra c k r ie, its exterior Drewesv lumns and floors the compar )rced concrete. pliancewitl ie r bearin g \\-alls “T h e re h ator shafts and sons," hesa eport goes on to Many of ction standards ' with infom r. w e re lodgec lame if they tear The biggc n says. “It’s an “ponding” o uilt building.” saturated an ------“ B a sic all corrcspondcni ment,” Dte a n be readied in th e am ount >92. A ccordinj C4 Tlmei^ew*. Twin Folli,ll, IdahoId Moflday,Sept8ml>ef29.199'L997

. I d a h o AV Jk E: S I ^ Ballett dance]t ’s drawvings orQ displaj y Boisee may instsall video SE/VITU i (AP) — In1 191919, scpa- Dolicecars niiccl from liis m other h>- w-ar,v turn- eras in. all p bling into the depthsIS oof manic H B H BOISE (AP)-’) — In tlie afte im a d i alonele cost about SS.OOO each. “Pm'm ... tifpression as his dancin;icing c aree r week’ss downtowndc shootout. sure ra a person would say if one Ufeife lay in shambles, Vaslavav Nijinskyi w-hich left a poliipolicc o fficc r and tw o is saveived. it’s clearly wonh it," saidJd ; souf^it solncc in an o th erT ar a n form. brothers dead,d. ^f> a y o r B rent Coles T enelicling. C ity C oundl president, 'Hie preeminent balleilleianist.of is looking for aalK b o u t S400.000 in th e Vidiidco recordcn arc likely to beixr ^M his liny, know-n for soarin!; ring leaps in K ^ v ' V ' ’ dty budget to3 buybi video recorders discus;u^cd when the coundl meetssts ... which he seemed tou h o v e r in^ - - f o r 01174 Boisee ppi a tro l cars:------Tuesd;K lay-fora-^dal public hear-- miiJair;'Nijinsky had raadin a d f-d i^ m . _ __Jjipio&.any_cn' f»ni*f>lintoi-< lv>ttf «w>n innnw i-nrwmiinity.p/tllrorplntinnt ------etiiigr«n> ^tly-B batract-di:t-drBinngs------... police and susisuspects “provides Daslishboard-mounted video cam-Tl- wilh colored pencils, crayrrayons and • e x anness and1 protectionp r for policc eras area gaining favor with law-W- ■■ pen and ink for ye ars as i papart of liis ' , ■ . • a : . ■ ; officers," Colesissaid. SJ enforc I>s\-clu)therap>'. No»v iliele »vwork wus ‘ V. . C olesandcounoundl members Mike Aboutut h ^ f the nadon's state andici more intricate, intcrseci sections of . > '^ / i • V ; ;; Wetherell andid C a ro ly n T c rte lin g local1 policepi departments use tliem. : Cllr^•es »«ihin a irv c s withirthin curves, ' ; • \ . like the idea. The o th e r th ree mem - T1C h e demand for accurate scries a fte r kaleidoscopic■ic «series. , • ’ \] te •A bers said theyi w:want to deddc first accourunts of police and motorists’:s’ -• A more simple, represen.•sentational TT® ,• ''^ ^ 8 "liether the pun[Hirchase sliould be a action>ns is increasing in Boise as - sketch done with plain p» n pencil on ' ■ • • i' top spending prioritypric in a d ty w ith once-rc-routine traffic stops spiral intoto '. paper shows the headI of a child f. • /; oilier law-eriforceircemcnt need.s. violent:nt confrontations. Six peoplele led e.vpres- g y / / limkinK out w ith troubled V ^ A budget surpliirplus anticipated this haveJ diedc in the past two yearsr s * * sion from a shaded circ:ircle with jf . A/* ■ ' year could payly forfi the equipment after• BoiseB policc pulled tliem overs r - -■ :mniher circle overlapping, '"S' B / / / i S and installationlion. The recorders forwhrrhat sta n e d out as traffic stops.s. - - "Series VIII: Mother■ anand Child ' No. 2” is Jimonfj 34 drawing:■ings on dis- play at the Krye Art MiM u se u m , along with 01 other artifTtifacts — ..!T. I^P Traileer fire kills 6i children phiiiographs and paintinpings of the BT ' dancer in midair, [wstersir s bI y je a n a r c h e r (APAP) — Six children Kirtrt Sutton, who lives withinn Cocieaii for his Ballet RusseRus per- CS jrC U died in an earlyirly morning trailer 300 ^ardsya of the trailer, said hee : formances. original costun:tum es and fourJr 0others were able was awakenedaw at about 3:30 a.m. reconstnictions, a pair of h is old to escape. • • by fouour children at his door.r. .•. dance slip|X.TS. v>Mt» Authoritiess foundfo four of the They’ toldt him their trailer wasIS . Curated by Tony Clark, 1 children’s bodiesJies in the ashes of on fire,re. graniStiauehter of tum-of-the-conturytury dancer-choreographer VaslavV NNijinsky, stands with one ol his ci live d ire c to r o f th e no»v-d • the trailer, andid \w«re looking for Onele of the children knockedd hibltlon of his artwork In Seattle recently.recc Severin Wunderman Musilu se u m in tiie remains of the other two out oneme of the trailer’s windows,s, Irvine, Calif., and handlin d le d b y rarj-, th e g rea t Ru-ssianR i abstraction- thing,, 11 I had to txf m y oxs-n person. at the tim e, also m ade Nijin:ijinskj'his Saturday nighight, said Craig enablirling them to escapc. Curatorial Assistancee oi f L os ist Vasily K andiiidinsk^, hailed them and II re.really didn't want to have lovor. Peterson, specialcial agent in cliargc "Basasically I called it in andd A ngeles, " T h e A rt o f N Nij: ijin s k y ” .is iaspired “outsiJtsid e ra n .” very mu NiNijinsky,” she said, “but years,” Nijinsky wrote yeanL-ars la ter Bureau in Idaho10 FFalls. S u tto)n n said. “By the time I gotIt ■ Slop is Jiui. 26 to M archi 14 at the been on publicic view\ except for a tlirougligli tth e years I cam e to realize "I loved him sincerely and,md, when “ i'l >l'= ages of the victims dressedcd, it was totally engulfed.” - I’hilharm onic C e n tc r forr theth :\rts sliowing at tlieSeverin Se' Wunderman and leancam,.meeting people, that he he told m e that the lov-clio-“f Foundation. N ijin skiky y vaulted to fame at age 20 caused a rio: at the Thcai StatewlcAide effort strivii^es to curb logical charts.” "As a young; personp out of col- as the; protegepn of Sergei Diaj^iilev Chatelot in Pari.s and revol:volution- A more s>THpathetic'controntempo- lege, I felt like I11 had to do my own in th e; Ballet Ba Russe. Diagliiiev, 3G iu ^ ballet. ■ numbersr o f sudden innfant deaths

BOISE (A P— )- Idaho is launch- Stuana n is a board m em ber of d ie . Utah conggressman b(relieves newV m onum ernt is doomei ing a statewide! effortcfi to reduce an SOS FtFoundation of Washington. . unusually high’ll rate1 of sudden She wovould have joined one in\ FARMINGTON, Utah U h (AP) — hearts we feelil iit’s not going to in an announcementam from neigh- "The long view will shoihow th e infant deaths, Idaho,, b u t th e re w as not one. Now, " Rep. Jim Hansen says lhata t lii.sh new stand,” H ansen1 sasaid Saiurday. Iwring <\x ; <\rizona — sprung th e mon- m onum ent is a good thing,lg, and it For years, suddudden infant death she hop7idrome has dair:laimcd a dispropor- Idaho tcto educate tlie pubLc, raise; - cut the Grsnd Staircasc-^ Escalante ly taken back —— ias Richard Nixon S ept. 18,199G.18,1 challenges b e c a u se th e pro;president tionately largese share; of Idaho moneyy ;and push for changes in .- National M onument createated by tore up a couplc t Ic monuments when Hansenisen said internal m em os sub- followed ex istin g laivs whenenhedid I infants, In 1995,95, the death rate state lawaws penaining to SIDS., President Clinton last year.ir. he took over — > — or Congress will poenaedcd last1 week from the White it.” he said. “ VVhedier he followedfol from sudden infantinf death syn- SIDS Si is the sudden, unexplained " Hansen, R-Utah, said hislis propos-f havo to go in tlier I :iere and change the Housei willwi prove the monument narrow political calculatiiations is drome was 39 pperccnt e n higher than death oof a child younger than 1 al calls for protecting lg a b o u t boundaries of it."t.” dedsionon Avasa “strictly political” to • beside th e po in t.” die national averajsrage. year. UUp to 95 percent of SIDS ’ 537,000 acres of land with/ithin the Two things x s w ill fo rc e th a t benefitit Clinton’sCl refle ctio n . Hansen's new wildcrnes:less pro- The overall nujinumbers arc small, deadisi hhappen during the first sue : 1.7-million-acre southernern Utah change, Hansen sn predicted. First. “ Wlit ait untilu >-ou see th e stu ff th a t _J^Lf?ilisioc2.Zjiiillion.ncrin cresaip ------2S^thR-in-1996996r»P-fro'n-21-in ------m onths^a o fii-b a b y 'slife :------— niuiiumcnt. Howevc*, j I Isti is-drafted— hG-saidrrhcrc-"w1"W lirbe'pressure fo c o m n: out,”oui lie saicT'Tt’slh e most from th e 1.4 miUion acress heh pro- 1995, b u t the imnpact pa on families is Mounjntain States Group Inc. ; to leave m ost o f th e landi openop for develop a large;e deposit of clean revealing ling tiling Tve ever se en .” posed in 1989, a n d the 1.88 nmillion huge. receivedc d a sm a ll g ran t of S30.000, mineral development andmd other coal beneath, tfthe Kaiparowits Howev A-evcr. Bill Hedden, Utah acres — later boosted to 2 mUlionn “I don’t think< youyc ever get over from ththe state Department of > com m erdal actixity. Plateau and po; possiblo oil fields conservairvation director for the acres— h e b a ck e d in 1995. the deadi of a child,chil ^vhatever the Health1 tand W elfare to help pco- ■ “We didn’t want to go build beingdrilledbyC /Conoco. Grandj CanyonC; Trust, said that H o w e v e r, n e a r ly 1.4 million mi cause,” said BrcBrenda Stuart, of pie likeke Stuart and to pay for * upon w hat th e p resid en t hasha; done Secondly. Har lansen said anger eliminatijilating the m onum ent w a s not acres of the new plan iss w ith in H o m e d ale . H ejr r son, s Tyler, sue* radio atand television advertise- : there because in our he: heart of continues over ihithe way Clinton — a realisticStic goal. exisdng national parks. cumbedtoSIDSin.Jin M a y 1993. ments.

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— ------LEGAtNOTIGE—— tEGAL-NOTICE- JNTANT------OELWERY-ORr ------LAW-ENFOBCEMENT- - -MISCELLANEOUS------Jon to tho whereabouts of Twin FoilsDiis CPA llrm is’in- Napa Aulo Partsirtsisnowoc- Farm harvest operaloropi Tho Cnrl.n Novflda PolicPolice Local Company seeking ' SIDING CREWS ------1 0 Loltorm L ans tackol & torviowingwing CPA’s wilh up cepting opplicilicaiions lor a needed lor poiotoiotoos. Im- ' Ooparlmonl is noww a768283 MAINTENANCE once. Call Aioia 888-533- 1MERCANTILE MANAGER tho plai thoroof. rocordod inin BookD( 1 01 Plots, Poge 93 in iMonaAlbordiforlhoac- 4 Mi 10 President and . diivors. Oolivcivery drivers : Avonmoio Wost has imme 9698 Coll 208-774-3628 iho OKlco of Iho County RocokKorderol said County. idonlal cWo incorrect poblica- i-oniroiiorotior ol laigo local must bo 16. ho I, Progrossivo Nursing pany. Accounting. tronsportation, n T r o " wX e D FEEDTl) TRUCK AND Iho North 10 foot of vocvocatod Mapio Avenuo lying ien [ion of Notico of DefouH & ijijn Stall pin. Inc. \NURSE Bflioeoni and conllguous to saidsale Lol 19 and lhe Wost ono- ■oredosuro Foro ocilon on the ®*P'oxporionco 0 plus, ably clean driviriving rocord. DRIVER.ForlO.OO half o( Lot 20. ill-limo posilion. .PiKO Hui olforfors compofi- 'oo,?lo»- Jo prepaiS'anS oTSnS'c°hSam MEDICAL IFijII limo positionior an en- =ioo! Property ai2a7.Fller. -/J f" ;} " n-r nn in -___Strong industlial. .-orgolicRN'caLPN'swho----- .------ThoTrusioohasnoknowItMMDo'of a moro paril^l^ Ave!\vo. in Twin Foils, Idoho. polilivo salary plus ' livo pay &'benianoflls-Appiy- -d o liv o r feo a to-c iiM-i— RN neodod for LTC,-ovo- - ______doscxlplion of tho obovo fotcfoi sorience nings or ncghi shill, good enjoys working lor a grow- BDLb{melimaiaiaoQ..-in aciaon ai ihaJiaJwinPalis. -Co"^P»»o^ 0«P0> • —i«0rpfegfe»9w4ef>triew------purposes ol coniplbnco withil SectionS< GO-113 Idaho Codo, iding 401K, hoallh Blue Ukos locJocation. Wipful. Excullun and benefils. exli pay DOE with o.coliom!!®2l roQuirod. Apply in person core Inciiity. Excolloni tho Tnjstoo has twon Inlonnodflod the oddross of 377 Maple P^3 Cnirra-755' Avo. Wosl. Hanson. Idaho 833: Ploaso! hours. Snako Rivor ' 01 Bridgevlew Esiales. bonolils. Contecl Terri 83334 is sometimes ossoctal- ISO sond losume: DENTAL T t2 6 o r o*t. • Ifor inlorviow oppi Miller. RN at 934-5601 or od with tho said roal propoity.ty- ' ,. , ^ _ Attn. ConControilor, PO Box A sslsian t - e E' .n « ,in n rn Am. Falls 226-51 “PP* 1028 Bridgevlew Blvd., Snid salo will bo mado wilh J 'osumo 10 P.t epply al Gooding Rehab wilhoul covenoni or warranty \ « . Twin Foils. ID D,ofo,rod wo D fn???’' AvonmorTwoMm'c'^Aim: ______end UvIng Cenler. 1220 regarding tillo, possossion or or sroocumbrancos to saiisly Iho YOUR / fl3303-6099 S i lo Q W . "t °Sm ObV u =u j.:n . hR.1373 Fillmore Sl. TwinTwh MEDICAL Montana Streei, Good­ ob'laatlon socurod by and pursuantpurs to tho powor ol sale “ ftowboal, eanoo. s.i Pn'ISj 10 63301. /WEOEEOE Rock Creek Rehab & ing, EOE. conforrod in tho Oood ol Tnjs• njst oxocuted by Roborl G. A n ANSWERlh:R1NQ SERVICE DRIVER / A l J O poralorsors, experienced FOR FLATSrctB rM n.n-ORSS AlARE NAMED TO COMPLY ChoiIhoiosloroi. Diobolos. ig conditions and DRIVER noymon oioclricia.Cinns lor mg. dusting, cloaning.I. andam i^DICAL . wages, excollont bonolit WITH SECTION 45-1506{4)(A),)(A). IDAHO CODE. NO REP- Ills. Coniaci Bob Exporioncod trtruck' driver one yonr plus projorojoct ond olhor light housokoopmiDpmg Rock Creek Rehab ond package including 401K. RESENTATION IS MADE TH/THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE InQ. 0 01: noodod for boolbo han/osi 50 hours per wook30k in Iho & building mnmlonnncinnce Medical Center socks hoallh insurance, NOT, PRESENTLY RESP^SPONSIBLE FO R THIS hero' n Motors 733-7700 Siar1ingl0/0101 Caii 432- stole ol Washingtoigton lhal ■•■'*‘‘3 highly dodicaiod nnd vacation. Ploaso sond OaUGATION. com( .6686. started July 1997397. Tho * Quniilicaiions: dopondlond- quaiiliod CNA's and NA'a tosumo: Attn ContioHor. Tho dolauit for which this salesalo is to bo mado is iho fail- Dolo doclorsd recommend BANQUET. e r SERVICE Siato olWashingioraiondocs nbility. willingnossss 10ii 10 work in long lorm caie. PO Dox 6099, Twin Falls, UIO to pay Iho omounl duo undundor Uio certain Promissory 7 Yos. V Not a gel rich Oopondabiclablo banquet s e r v ------rociprocoto with SCSD NO loam, nnd n commltmormonl RCR & MC. ollors oxcol- ID 83303-G099, Noio and Oood of Trust. In iholhe incroosoi«' or divorsily shm. Musi;1usi be ablo 10 lilt Exporioncod truckin drivor Earn lop wages,, bcbonelits 'fio Pubiic Library. . . highly compolilivo wage fPHYSICAL THERAPIST of April. 1997, thfOUQh or»d IflclInduding August, 1997. and yourour incomo. A 93 year 3sibs AorApply in personal: w/COL neodcdod lo haul and por diom it qiuquaiiliod. P’oase fippiy nl Twin FalisFolli nnd on-silo daycaro. 1Immodiaio opening lor 2 any and oil addllional monthly n Id company wilh paiiont Westonton PiBza HotBl corn silago. CoilCo Brom ol- If intorosiod. pleasoaso call Public Library. II Interested opply in F,T Physical Therapist in amounis oxpondod by Bonolicia nd U.S.D.A. approved 1350 Bluelue 1U k es Blvd. N I tor7:00p.m. ®0543-6974. 1.800-928-6527. EC ------personal: 640 Filar Ave. Gooding a Builoy. Eiccp iniorosl. Tho sum owing on thothe cobligation secured by said P'«liroducts.. Jo or Leo oves. jwwin ln Falis. ID I - ’ MAINTENANCE W.. Twin Falls. Iional salary a bonolils Oood ol Trust is S29.86S.39,}, pliplus sorvico charges. Attor- 678-178-1033. days73S-1910 ______DRIVER ______M.iinlonnnco poison noodlocd- i packago. Contact Crao at noy-s foos. costs ol ihls forodo:Jdosuio ond accrued inieresi — ^ n d e r jFranco Tronsfisporlalion, HOUSEKEEPINGi od lor local poiaio pro-pro MEDICAL Northwest Thotnpy Mgmi. aiihoroloof 9.000% from Moretehl.IMT. REMEMBER Rl S J™1 waitporson. 1 yoar f Gooding, noodods livestock . Expor. porson, A.M.sA A.I cossing piani. Musi havohavi Twin Fnlls Clinic a Hospital ((208) 237-3477. Tho Bonofidary olocts to soliioliorcausoihotn.istproporTy o Thmbiat birthday od you placed minimumjm oxpoiiencd.( Ap- [ '^uck drivor:: ccollio han- weokonds Non smokingsm own lools. Woldmg.g. 3- 3 sookmg a lull time oxpori- - jnco & doan onvironmorn. 825-5’5-5200 phase olociric a convoyo/oyer oncod modical tinnscfip- 'PLUMBER FT Journoy- to bo sold.to soiisly sold obiiBoiiilgalion. somo son limo ago In Tho ply at Boot Boc Scooters, no I “''"0 exporionc man & Appronlico needed DotodlhislSih dayol Sopioir >rd required. ------boll oxporionco. CallCal lionist. 11am-Qpm w/lo- Btember, 1997. ~imos-Nows7Vmo Now is lhe phono call , Ploaso call 326-5390. . /8/Tammio Harris. Trust Ollicoricor lorI Charles C. Just, Esq. limeTie to i come pick up your S , i S o " >aNonhwost. HOUSEKEEPINGi Haiioy or Jenny, 423-55555555. laling wknds. Sond ro- picluros. Stop by The NDER J Good salary/ry/bonofiis. Exporioncod housoi ------'sumo Attn: Pam Piooco. 7PRODUCTION VOS 4 wkds. Town Call 934-5382.12 ers for personalI'c caro & maintenance PO.Boxl233.Twin \ PUBUSH; Sopiombor 29. OctotIctober 6.13 and 20.1997 CusCusiomor Sorvico DopI work ovos agency. Opening lor 20 his. wk .n PRODUCTION MANAGER lodayl Tavom.I. Hanson.Ha 423-9915 ------■ housokeoping ogi Con- Palls- ID 83303, EOE ,, ------I DRIVERS Call lor oppl. 734-2:j-2225 duding weokonds. Con Immodinto opening nvnil- REQUEST FOR ^ " ' I BEAN MILL/lILL OPERATOR CDL diivors v ______taci Gary Kolly al Goodiood- MERCHANDISER ablowith esiablishod pub­ PROPOSAL I ioi I 107 I FT. excel.icol. wogos, local ] Openings for oo* S c o d 'N^A'-LER , mg Rehab a Living Con-Con Full limo posilion. Five day lishing CO. lor production Soalod Proposals witl bo ■ LOST & FOUND | I ABORTION comparipany. Day shilt. j over Iho rooddrooler r van Full iimo cable TV ’installer,ms tor. 934-5601. work weok includes Sat m.mngor. Exp. to incluflo rocoivod at tho Joromo * ALTERNATIVES PRIORITYIY CONE STAFFING operators. RunningRi 0 oxporionco in all1 asasoocts - ond Sun. Oulios includo print shop operation & Couniy Clorks ollico. 300 LOST REWARDI I A llla lio n MEAT CUTTER ability to mnn.nge largo Black Swhlio Border 212 2NDD A’AVE. WEST. TF weslorn and!2Canadlan. 2 o* c a b le in sin lU , pulling product Irom back N. Lincoln, Joromo, Idoho, EGHANCy CRISIS CENTER 73C736-8611 .Homewoekly.y. Paid twice Pioforrod. Apply .npin poison Im m odiaio oponm gJ 'orlo foom 5,oc|,_ tjuiioing o.s. dosklop publishing Collio, young mala on . nolwofk. Compotllivo sal­ 10 bo oponod ot 9:00 o.m.. . P fte e TESTING ------:------a month, ,22c!2c/mi.Now 01: Conlinoninl CnCnblovi- Journoyman or oxponPO"- plays, tilling coolers and Octobof10.1997,otlhool- •Sopi. 18 In Gooding aroa. nd Dr. TF oncod Moat Cuuoi. Com ary a bonoliis. For inlor­ Short tail. Coil 934-0939. 4-7472 - 800-371-7472 BEAUTY nnii oquipmonl. CoilCi toil Ireo *'0'’. 261 Easlland C - 0 ^ ' shelves subject 10 pro- llcos ol tho Joromo County _ ------IndoDondoiidoni nail techni- i-Bfla-aes-55-7600 or FAX 208-733-(I3-629G POtitivo wage & bonolils employmoni and random viow appi. call 660-9161. Board of Commissionors at 11LOST • Black & ton fomoie 4 108 I « 'f " l o'oroioganl r spa ------EqualOpporiur 1 u n i 1 y Ploaso apply in poison’0 at-at drug losiing. Must bo ablo Iho abovo oddross, for o i . Esiablishod dion- DRIVERS Employer. Ridloy's Food & Drug Hound, no collar. 3900 N I pi '^“ 0- 10 lill up 10 50 lbs on a Stnte ol Iho An Choosoand iottino ol a contract lo pro- of , Twin Foils. 733-7005. I sicome. Phono lor Roady Mix Orivc ------1016 Soulh Lincoln ‘^■■‘sis. Individuals vido Emorgoncy Modical — Inlen/iow.;iw. 736-7175. proloirod. COL'i?L°'roq'S[2’J: i^loA ^-O N ------Joromo, Idaho. Soo Scolt)Coit. 4^1,1, gggjj (jfjvmg tocord Whoy Processing Fncility. Sorvicos within Jorom o L'LOST-pony, smoll & nils. Apply in Local irrigation com(ornpany Moat Manager. Will bo opening now ex­ — ------No phone call: ____ and don n apponrnnce pansion in nonr luluro County. Idaho. Indudod in tbrown. 500 Soolh. ATTN:TN: Wo clean housos, CARPENTR'^ '" T poison Monroeroc-. Addison sooks lull timo pivi should apply m person at Iho coniraci will bo piovi* Joromo. Cali 324-8770 ollico'licos or renlols? Gonoial Local cabmtibinol shop looking avo. W. T.F. I ■mson* MECHANIC Immediate openings EOE Succos-y f liwr ,,-rt Popsi Coin, 535 Eastland available, Gro.it working sions for Iho loaso ol build- - oaning. Monthly, weok- for oxporporioneod help. ------icantwiii Expcrrioncod prolorrod/ofS' Or. Soulh, TF.______inoa, vohlclos, ond oQuip- LO ST -SlO O REWARD , days or nights. Coil the P'easo cail 733-7664 be- DRIVERS opoiaiion own loots. Shift work mont currently boing uli* FENI T»y. ----- T 212 Highland PLUS: a procedures that ellocilloct Twin Falls 734-8399 8 weeks. 11-4 pm. Call /s/Choiyi Watts, Clerk the l aii natural oltomt t. ' SMlogflng SorviC9S Avo‘’'*TF“ orivirivors must t / t / 1/ t / \ / Accepting Applicalions YMCA 733-4384. Froo 3-Day Sampiol Call years in son^ico. insured g - , n ,^ „ , n s s A C D L ^ ^ ^ ^ advanced o'ducauco- 9-1 o.m. & 1-3 p.m, Dolly PUBUSH: Sopiombor 25. 678-4320 £ or Toll Froo ’ Wi bonded. EQuipmoni & dorsoments. LABOR ------tional opportunities? RANCH 28,27,28 and 29.1997 J1-886-20S-0284. • En)oy your work ogain?-7 MISCELLANEOUS “ [ AVON: S8-S18/hr. Exporiencod ^ ranch hand NovorSfc^U■ccoM^pfl^rul g f c ? A S ™ “l Find Ihls. CNA d a a so s with horsomonshlp skills VHEARTOUESTVI holplng fto «i»t 5 . Workers noodod lor: * ’ No door to door, animal care. CLERICALAL portunity Emplo ptus moro ol Qooding is waniod for Ihis Nonh- Iov0 Mppan sineo 1990. -CDL-B Rahsb & Living Centern ,,. Fun, easy, relaxing, ern Utah Ranch. Dulles Sincero rosponsiblo ain- 1-800-967-2897 ^ or Nowhiiinfliring oxporioncod drivers - Delivery Drivers r 1-800-676-0621-ind>sl3/tep 734-2225 Socroiories, ’ Conioct Torri Miller a include: coll Iraining, bai­ gles throughout tho NW. ^ Id: 11 Wesi- 934-5601. lor iraining of yearlinga. froo bmchuro. 800-949- ill For Froe A Estimate & cn S r - ___ MISCELLANEOUS I orYourHomoorOtfieo 733-730C Clothing solos clerks londng, leeding, etc. This 04ll.wmv.hoortquostcom 7300 or 678-4040 Wookly nood5d'*bono°fIIs* ** Shlpping/Rocoivinfl^ing MEOICAL is a lobacco. alcohol and > Ine 1 Rnn **Construdion Holpo)lpois CNA noodod for 10 pm to C needed. Both temporary 1 S 0 N N E L AFs 0^ idoho. I through Christmas a per- drug Iroo onvitonmeni. 1 1 0 P I ^ U S 226-0084 ext. 1103 -Fram er Foreman1 amshiltinasmaiinuisinc Excolleni housing and ' Soosonoi, Tompororirary and contor. Oopondablliiy c» -manont posiiions avail. Ouring the months of Oclo- ' ondonobroocn.t I HHOME/HEALTH Weokonds roquirod. Ap- ulililios lumlshod. Call 01 CARE SERVICES Temp-to-Hire poslticsitions al musli Salary OOE. Foi sond rosumo for further bor and Novombor ol 22 ivorsw/Closs ail skill Ibvols. T995, tho Twin Falls isPcror'" Sf Expor. OTR diivo funher info, comaci * DNS ffidCZ^gSE” * dotaii doys (801) 257- Couniy Sherilfs Olfico ro- 9VCRtafSs 9 \ 'DAHlAHO HOME HEALTH ACDL Oiloringinoloiomod- NEVERAFEEIEEi ot Mountain View Care 5061 lax: (801) 257-1992 1 PoirofRooboklonnIs AND HOSPICE : T T ; : r r r - ■nSdassics 734-6452 1-800-731--31-TEMP Center. 500 Polk Sl.<• E. E MISCELLANEOUS e v o s.(601 1) 072-6406 covorod a lorge amount ' f AL n lifnn Smikinning floors or AMERICAN STAFFXFFINO Kimberly, 423-5591. of sloion Hems. Tho own- « 734-4061 Twin Foils ___ Fiesta Ole' is now occept- •-lax: (60t) 072-8151. 136-5855 Minl-Cassla AMERICAhCAN STAFFING r o S M//!MffOpflytm ,.«,-M cr>or>eurw “ “ ing applications for posi- - ors ol Iho following Items ^ 1 IENT MEOICAL aro unknown. II tho Hems 2 Small£ crow bars. _____• bonuiaa. J r ." r (ive. upbooi. customer- FREFEREE ■.ShoriH's -CNA’e- lor oil ohilio.^------ortontod.'smiiing facos for- -V-Voneyball-Officlal-Men------droT?of'cIorfno'd-(wilh'' rTVia6io8*iong:-'-'-r I puruiy 'a& “Tomp-'lo-Hi'JIr 1 I8-734-9062- ojjjjo }g os^nSNshli I Poirofbluowiniorgiovos. ■ shing (in Apply in poison ot>' vlunch hoip. Mon-Fri. ond day nighis. 6pm-lOpm. is.NEVERAFEEl DRIVERS 10 use in Bridgevlew Estntes. Nvo days, tho items will 1lPalrofbiad6-4594. TF/Fiier area. Nows, P.O. Box employmoni rocrecords. iho roqulremonlsa fo{orihn ono y o a r oxporionci ' H S H z ? . . 'in Foils 10 83303 Double L Tru Hfirnpfl working with dovelopmon bonoliis 10 our luil-llmo plastic case. black h| undo mikes oldoklek nag[,| Poooo a X o lolly disabled ad u lts; 1 RCA 27* lolevlsion block . glslered Nurse w/1 in------.. 271 West Hwy.f.Burley.lD E Standard Troir . o s s s s a ' ™ - dip holster. laninl ilo provide nurturing CONSTRUClUCTlON 677-182 1 oas Iho p.m.-11 p.m. shiii. saiar Ition Co. sooWng ______(POST), ability lo po , ^ 7 INSURANCE - 1Blad( digital Sounddosign coreire w/lols ol individual Consiruction ------Twin Foils CouniyIlv !Shf>f. S21,000 plus bonelits al 'I tn. Ago 18 mos. Aun- SkHlod&soi; somi-sklllod con- DRIVERS J11 nniiiiu lor 90 days. Send rosumi'.,mn ‘001k 1 Black ond DocKor jig saw i a r«. . 8:30 om 10 5:00 pm. otruclionin workers.w Year OTR dirveis neeoodod'S lI) “ S ' S n t t i T rfm a rs 1 'lO-ISO Diakb Sl. NortK. Ni oranao#7S30, l on. • Fri. 734-1117. found workvork avail. Apply PT OTR drivoivor needed J^hj. ^ and Priono Calls Pioaso. 1 Blad«ondDod(or|lgBaw ______ot: Cioaryry BuildingB Corp.. Wod.-Sun. Coll: _____'Heoith Ciub Membership orange *7580. K well os m e d ic a l Discount 1 m ts Sloroo VCR. WILLLL do da y ca ro In my 2281 Eastosl 1010 Sooth, ------possing the bocl.gr 1 Badflor sWn lined. 2T6L8poakor3blockin , T Kimb*mberly homo. Cali Bon- Hazolion. IC Ijgtound ijjnho Homo Hoallh a HosHos- 'PaldVPcallon 1 Brown loaihor hand gun . w loking op----invosiigolion. AppiiM)llM«ons pico Inc curromiy has13 an ai If you havo boon down- color. nio. 4 truck diivor---oro ovailablo ol Twinwin foiis opening for o PRN/wook>ook- sized, laid olf, or cul back, caso. IG , G E VCR. ------______E S J i TlUCTION S S plications for In IKolty 4 zipper back pack , j )L, PTMIII---Couniy Humon RoSi-losourc- ont, r n . All inieroslod ap 1TMKVCR. mm m t Shootrockockors, 2yrs. or ClossACDL, dap- WECANHELPI with paddod fromo v/ith , u moro oxpor,cpor. Musi bo do- worker. S i 300/m60 o., 5---os. Fourth Floor r C court- piicants ploaso sondd roro- Please coll 736-8611 for a bell and conionls biuo in ^ pondablo0 &a lako pride In days wk. no wkr»knds. Apply S h oos^o"0 s sumo lo 200 2nd Ave.0. NN., conlidontial intoMow. rk. 324-8585 ovos at 383 E. 300I S..S. Joromo.---Street Nonh. Twin I Twin falls ID 83301. EOE ■ I-rTinl..vmcni n mail a ------— MISCELLANEOUS 1 Olympus 35mm comoro — I D J 3 3 WItween 8-5.-----|ofum o to°HSmon wilh a black nylon caso S ^ S E CORRECTIO tan Ro- MEDICAL 0 Lubo is now accopling and ono roll of film. , t, ------J u v o n ilooCorrocllons C DRIVERS ' sources, P.O. Boxlox 126. Immodiaio opening forir FTFl applications for FT Sot- PUBUCSERVICE Spoclaiistliist-TwIn F alls A^onlod for lonemg harvest---twin Foils, 10 83:83301. Clinic nurso. wilt bo work»ork- vico Tech. Somo comput- ICrallsman 16* scroll saw ’ ‘ Sg « i r 7 6 o ™ wilh a gray molal toblo MESSAGE County. MuMusi be at least soason.Bonuss 010 the ond---Deadline lor consiinsider- ing with family practice:lice, or skills helpful. Will train, riflo with a Tosco 3-9 X_ Oon'lVl ppay to find woik be- 21 yoars> ol ago.1 prolidoni of tho season.I. 438-5234< ----oiion is Odobor 3.3. 1 1997. Ploaso call lonnlormalioralion /^ply in poison al: 2362 40 scope- fore10 yyou gel the job. For in rendinging ond writing, ------;------Twin Foils Couniylly Iis on 10 TF Clinic a Hospilnpilai Addison Ave. E. ot 947 iw'l^oraopowor Craftsman 1 Remington modo 870 12 frool router in a rod caso. 90 Inlorm ation about havo a high school dipio- . ★ * * ★ ★ ★★ ★★★ Equoi Opporluilunlty 733-3700 Snndy Schao:haei Bluo'Lakes Blvd. N. No 1 Dremol moio tool in o , 'oidingdmploymonisor- ma or oquiiqulvaleni, valid DRIVERS' 0x1340, phono calls plooso. gray plastic box wilh vice:o 8scams, writo 10 iho Idaho drivoriver's liconso or Exper. Flatbed atiachmona: , r idorol Trodo Commis- oblo lo obiobtain and sue- neoded: lor Ogi 1 Cmltsm^*‘boi?M^^^^ sn. Washington. O.C., c o ssfu lly iTofldy coll phono. , n lly c o m p lete a based Co. Minii ERS - FULL-TIM E IBIuoPougonOspood loTec1560. or call Iho Nation- bockgroundund investigation yrs. OTR expor. w e l d e i ~ ir AumMoiTiIVE S A L E S 1 LXI romolo conirol. -mouniain bike. al FroFraud Inlormaiion Cen- induding1 crimlnol.cri Submit 'Oporolo 11 WostwlomStflloa $ 1 3 t O $ ' Chris Jordan VW/Mazdaa iis currently seekinQ a 1 Rsher fflVR 4000 remote , d $18 per hour D-O.E. 1 Blue speed w1.1 j . -000-876-7060. applicailonIon 10 Twin Foils • Co. Ceniribolod Pn control. m nollSluiIng 9 d aays y . on - 9 d a y s off professional aulomoiivc s:salesperson. Successful Humon Rosourc- • Poid Vocation candldatos must have c>excollont prospecting, 1 Gominl romolo control. 1 , &S«rTrad(§, bi'cydo me- ACCOIco u n ta n t” liBonu, $ 2 3 p e r dday food allowance 1 Scotl romolo conuol. |„ '. Box 126. Twin • Quanoily Fuol B closing & follow-up skills. sk Previous sales Inglromo20*. Avonm.inmoro West seeks do- cqIi- in'nas03303. Doodiino • Oliver Rocruilinjling Bonus 2 Fisher, romolo conUol's. Apply at: cxpcricncfl is a plus. groodood Accountant with fi- n«nhnr3.1997. t i EEO ■ Taip/Stop Payy 1 Emerson remote control. ^ngono boiiovinji Ihot the no^liindai reporting oxpori- 1 RCA remote conirol, oJ ------■ Hoallh Insuroncinco PLEASE SEND RESUI>UME TO; ICO lor temporary 4 lo 5 CUSTOMER:ER SERVICE . |j ,q PdorbdirbdlCabovors £ onlh posilion ol corpo- TF finest hoo Chris JordanI VW/MazdaV long 10 you, ploaso bring monll health food stoio .HoinoonAvoraBoc19017-lOOBys ^ ■ , IpSS'cSoSli lo offico in Twin Foils, is filling CusiomorCusi Sorvico .AvoiogoEamlnj P,Q, 80x1232 2 G*E rOTOtVMnlrol's. >nd rosumo wilh salary positions.s. Exc. E op^rlunlty. .Eam.27-.30cpns r . ; ATAFFma T . awnvinint Twifi Falls. IDID 83303 q. to: Avonmoro Wosl Knowlodgo propertyroominihobaso- roq. l irvlntnvkiw 963 Blua L Attn: Rex Brltttittsan phono wilh powor supply. mont ot Iho Shorifrs 01- Inc.c. fiAlin: HR, 1373 Fill- resum et to: a s a la Lakaa B M .. TW/n Falla ibagBieoflowolry-ono ,1^ 657 Bluo Lakes coil 1-80WS453-2227 Ti736-HIRE (4473) No ptione calls or walkraiV-insplBase.EOE. fico, or call 736-4100 or moreore Slreol. Twin Foils. Placo, 657 Ali responses keptept conlideniia). Guess mona wnst watch 736-4069. 73 IdahoBho 63301. AA/EOE Blvd. N.,, ConiennialCo Mall. * * * ★ * ★★ ★ ★ * I______N averafratMlethoaoDlleant______j C4 TlmM^ewt, Twin Fslli,ll, IcUhoIc Monday, S«i)lemb«r 29.1!i. 1997

RESTAURANT SALES BlBUhLEY A 0 ______HEYBUBHWSOMrla^ea^ TIMNFALLS.»e.4b»a N. M o s AssockVif. Co/(ocl<£wis A D D S T Y L E tw in falu : i 5 1 8 • i WAITSTAf.F PERSON. H T n B B 3 bdrm. 3 b tfi. ala l Ibrc*. 3 oA 2 s a y . 1 r- o*5:1 u yoea^HOigs | ______Poriiiinn iivmlablo irnfnml-id- Rop.. Enihusiasm, oood "i I Q * ® Qiaieyteaa«,sr3<»^ .g a I Potgi SciT*ip736-7eF iciliily i;«|)otioncoO ond”nd CnstomBrSKinrR otuiini- INTASTOSAMS— t=orapptc«M67»a *^BELtEVUE^67Xt4r2 ------ijnly Apply in tn /aiion nooilod FT. Mlnry will odd stylo,sf color & cxcile- T u rn FAUS. Ne» hoeaa b tts i.2 b*r.w«^foom. tmtsQM iKiIwoon 2 PM-4,4 plun monthly Donusos 4 T]TH E T IM E S -N E W S I"®"''®nt 10 your tifo whilo ol- T H F TIMI I BUY HOUSE!g g g 1000 *q ft 3 Bttra ,n IV , 7Xl2tOCut,i4sMMaher. PU ill Citiixf'r. Pnnc.-ikoko good bonohis Apply in Ing you tno (ndopon- M E S ^ E W S - ______J eagybtftcfltr. 734^101 CUHRENTLYHAS n ------[ 736-1170 stove, •asner/dryer. .incl Sl.Mh Houso. 102474 purson nl Tno M.ilKoss idco ol owning your v*UMMCllENTLYHAS i 401 3^ AcP«>-tOin.(*lGocd - ' Bluo L.ii-o?. Ulvd , N OullolMadison's Roni to TH E FOLLOW ING own1 business,bui Fantastic T H E FO=OaOWING I SWOOI ' — ' . - TWBC FALLS. R e»C R » JEROKElOO^Mn ble party !»••<»•\%toeflerSrariorig? S S . ™ " fO U T E V i spend S 00 a sef ______-_ J S K t . I- 900 bloc 120567. ; ------iii.iiutij pnoplo iniot-r. Twin Fnlls CPA firm ia in- j IS,www.lintiitlc».eom i Dr. N, I contact Iho Fodol9defo)TraOo , P to e ta l(5 « m i2 -0 “ COMCORO-1974.14X70. iintod in n lonn luim Jr. route earrltr ploa$» SAMS.w n liirviowing lor n seasonal slop , ey f/i* JW;/i/-CMi/a ------— '-M ouniain ^'nrr. JEROME. B, O .W . B 2 som . 2 bgn. spaaous cointrilinonl lo Imlping■g la* prop.vor, Nood nol bo 7 FARURAMCHES' TImaa Nawa otllee at , • W hite Clo.loud&rdo I orSoll«Mooot- B” ok3«r home. 3700 iS ’I ■ bv«^ room «,r«eptaca. nm fuslomuir. n.ilistyly a CPA Dili musl bo nbjo 10___^ J _ .S S .5 0 0 0 0 CaJ324:1362... -ifinir roods- To-m,ivo ‘ ~J2SSi £. St/i f/ (nexl te -TWIN^F FA A L U ------:* 2 1 0 0 b lOilock i Of’W o o — rmpv/www.saihcni ,^ _ , _ 3 - 4 . bdrnL2. twcv.lcx 0 ■ “dornonslrnlo prior ta* tValmart) ^ or call DIairlet . . llio position mo»o in-'• , ninpniallon onpononcn & ircIO ' Or call Iho NainriWxialF^ »aiJ*j«esl«!sa PU8UCSSW1CE HAGERMAN-N^ce 72 — - in F iiiiiii. aa ’y nfTtn;'f " ir^dwlodgo. Hopofully iho . ☆☆☆☆☆ .irbSickWoMnvor ; ______M F y w y ______luiiif'i coniiicl ■mil noli' successful Kindtdalo will Se«<^ s Doni moved, ready to go mil tJV pt'ono Dr, ^ ______heal pomp 5135.0 buy prcpett, based cn bo nvallablo yonr niter OrTAbyaS400N F a ^ sa o o o o eo . 837~«743 ETIMES^EWS „ oancrrccrescrtcxns. Mowitvur. ihiu ir. not .1 yoar, Plonso rospond to: -r ro call lot appl <5 ' LEFOROEE. ROGERS. ☆ ' ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ : JRRENTLYHAS "S'v = « For trte rlb rm sx n about5U» HAKSEN-S3. 14-X66-. 2 lulum.liXntiMQ |ub VVi! 1 tnes-*'.are aridnd bdrm. 2 b a n . appis In w.'inl only 1I10 bosi ; II EVANS & BRAGA lioociaiwii^siKJiiiiBisarni; -r~ T HHE E IFOLLOW ING ’ ^ n n n o ir P.O. BOX 1292 ■ r r r ^ murtaugh Br«.I househo e s * » sc ars, wrseae nee pars! Uase cpoon yuu lliifik you con M.nv siirvVML'IreclwrlurUiolielp JNDlNDEPENDENT O' ;.IKtu.c on2-,w«Spec« to ;he Federal Tracese a»al S24.0CO 423^350 lilo living in Ennli^ii], TWIN FALLS. IDAHO you ‘ neotJ lo ool your lionio j |j N ;; 83303.1292 J UNIOR ROUTE v«»otffiet»e&rrt»: S Con^m sson. WaS-*-.e^- Idaho w orking Ioik; H.lp-.Il,ipr., Jino S3 HANSEN-T4 Gov. 14166. iiniii!! in a biiuy niiil { WAILABLEIN . |K ?0^ Mrm . 3 OathioemjB m s'2 » - 0 0 .2 0 5 8 0 .or cao ■00 blocks of ------I f»toiac« Healed s-i :»- ZbOrn. 1’?Saffi.rraiSr6e '■iior.stiil ollico .mil v T W IN FA L L S | S is o b E r . ewe*S70CO 423-4531 vroikinq wilh ini,' u'l 1 ^ ------™ Blvd l i 501' ,ep„ outblflg* 4 bullet r '' ^ Circle :| OPEN HOU! cft«s.*yw«32-5«1. 1 ■eOO-S76'7Q60 kMOWIlli o( pioiliico'• !I' TECHNICIAN s' ITE 854 . NASHUA'83 14x66'. 3 :.i(0!i-wo w.inl lo ikmi" Ij, Field Service Technician ☆‘‘ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ I K S EO£W ByO«o#f:2l717- bat!».2 basi St7ooo fomi yum . I BUP£RTL£>kT*V<«3a« A nnlional loador .n reinll ■ 500 Bik. I your ad lot 2,000 « f. hwne ■ acres. iTBsBrrtJtrmj.. BROAUORE 14i66'. 3 ' i baTTv2S3Sv S9.960 PliMr.o liOiKl vou; n",utiio display aon/ico IS expand- -p, sn the firs amkiuM buR bt. Ft»ra«For ba*W tom crso & Ing in pans ol 10, UT & T ” H E T IM E S -N E W S I , ir n y an / n d i . ' ’ ag to cattle GooSS&Crtnn »tARLErr-97irii.tde. .mil !i,ilniy hisioiy Id Ilk. 10 400 DIk. Mea- I ns. as The flmning rm. leased gt ^ 1 MT nnd Is socking a solf- CURR C ENTLY H A S ' SowVLn raiive home, csrrais. bam. ou:R- S3900 Customer Interface i . c, ' c*rrt«r.,. isnoite cabinets, decoraii - i nlariint). prolossion.il- THE 1 FOLLOWING 700 Bikk hNowwn St onorsaflw W003SS5.000 Cas»3 67S-6 bi:9s.42»:»jaiaw:ao-e. -SSOacntaStoek Position,Nonpareil 1 nIact M anager^ K£Afi£MOT7V«7S» TO 1 rnmdod indrviduni to main- INDEPENDENT ROUTS'T E 8 6 2 733-0931 ex 2577 lot vicv-ng asot^ n e s :e » 6b 825^971 Corporation/Idaho) min&lrouDloshoolprimn- exf. 2S2. - Sai-ltWEOFFETP JUNIOR ROUTE A HAZELTON carysae-pas- Potato Packers »ily aulo a homo sound "J ______TWIHFALLS-REI »- -AsbaasSNdonOAC 40 N. -IOO W. a-splays. .15 Mil its o m r flLERAREA f”;™ " y I Srop re.-^t/«5 4 s:arr tu te . BLU BorSer. 270'0 Olockfoot, IdAho, 03321 IVP05 o( display li.lu»03. i'll^ "5 0 0 Bik. Filor 2 a g e s S7SJ00 B2S-5gi77 &flMwmOBcr>at eoE______••Roquiremonis includo: f j c ^ ^ I HOMES PORS"■SALE ~ SROCKIIANS ROUTE 569 I00*0ikIlk 1to 200 Bik. Wir. .WONDERFUL :°^!T »CHnEU>Fora»^ >= UL a s sist e d :$AVES30K.S10 “ a y v rrtsxec. p e s s Mie ^^ax^m-4380 ablo vohicie. good com- Midway Sl. W osi scnmg'OAve.W, a- LIV IN C H i SIO O Kon SALES T hurm an H O M e F O H monoages NO «c rcrg CaI6a^3^6-«0l2 municnlion 4 mochaniCQl '' J live In Ih, Twin SAL£! 20043OI-jgOQtloys. np Froe.epofi 7: _ OUAHT2SrTE.A2-16*66 Aic yiiij .1 slroni) doriui.. skills. Knowledge of b.isic It y o u Ih 3- m obte K n e a: Gold S a r » area i ara Inter- — ------SHOSHOHE Fer lease cr Ii.ivu vO'i ‘lono (loor lo-• olocHonics holplul Ityoullvolfy( In lha Filer area • PUBUC SERVIT T jir ----- TWIN fa l l s - S~-a.-B« I i«ase cstttn a buy 8010 RV Part iCo-ee). 208- rf In being an Inda- F” .g e mocetrtg 2 bem irg i i • Packngo inciudos paid Sarctnlcrealct/lnbe. 4 MESSAGE a s e o r y - e i CM 4 Her-r. 7 3 3 ^ 9 6 g 206-733-753£ 1)1 DiMhtig :iio pnvoinofii'’’ Ir.iining, all ir.ivoi eipons- IngIn^ a Independent lun- dent Jr.route, Ploaso chockck your ad lor Soiling propeny’’ Don'tD: oav S i5 ,a r«ng Bonebarn. met Wo ilic- IcHikitig (or sUont)1 os. SI,250/mo sl.irlino lorh i route carrier... carrier...«r,.. coriocinosssscnthonrsi anyfeosunMitss- h c a se or fRobi:* ham*.' TOBEyOVED: 1982 s.iluM ioop'lf sook<. salary pits S300'iro.nuio OleasePl» contact District 0 contaer Eaatalde dny lhat nI nruns, as The (roc inlormationion a b o u t ______C al 206486-2301 R eeti^xx! Wes.fieid. 3 iwlitnli.il Eain wliilo you Sales Uanager. Robert rlct Manager. U att Timos-Now: _ Sdrr> 2b*n. 14X66. nj. avoiding iimoshasnare and TWIN FALLS • anraciiadr>e ______iiMiii Dh.1 lickol .turn Cull; s r « s \ s . r : s Richardson s 733-0931 nallat733-0931ext. sponsibioforlor errors afier ,oai csi.iie scams aucedta SICK. 733-8782 r33-?224______e xtS J T lhat lime ims_^ wnto ^eii k«s 3 bi»rn. 1 aa _ 10 th o Foflorat■a Ttado daisafajc.iwaw,;* 4 i l 3 I ■ ^ vioSTnnoTe’m^ ” = : Commission. Wa J T W FAILS.-BSNasftia SALES ,, Washing- ^al as, sprrwers. lACSEAGS&LQfTsi>1 14 X 66. 2 som . 2 basi. — - . ton, O.C , 205S0,80, or call lo c.sesso o 734,73: i;i(iin lucii S.110S ☆ ■W’M '? j = = ' A C .n L a ;y J 733yQn Ca««ar« £z»Lt TWIN FALLS. 14X70.-82. ______I MONEY T ^ TO LOAN I ; i .800-8T6-7^ wilii D11V05 PLC Com- 4440. 8nni-5pin. Mon,- QOls o o d In g ' ______0 mclusmg 0s--!5; . 5i MDS rm rtotocctal prnerty mOi^ C c ry J[» . on pwman c a puloi soilwiiro hioinio ^ Thurs. o^ffns not’* O/i//'- 1 ^ tw in FALFALLS PUBUC SI aticMIUso pUacfantrwr.. 1».. M 90oepc»S3! Hiang.;. S a r t r e n .15 W .2bOrfi ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I : SERVICE This yiurMQtKi cur tx Somi i,.';,mtu) 10 P O Bo» _ S5AGE Oassa< min good tw in FALLS 2T35 tnS- ” Deeded lot financing SALES ® FHE TIMES-NEWS edit repair cim- noignboihooa, locatedloc; on Tn,) 3 oam. 2 sarx. s BURLEY - S e a jt£ J U »^ . OAC54lJ00.7Wa<3.. mom nation wido. lo a d s : • ^ _ (or (roo Credi c n e x '-^.OJetcJoseee^v ruil iiino por.iiion sulling [ T1MESJJEWS -cs that doe5 Ousinoss by comer lol wKn harcwoodhai fcssionaivocs9 -«i,f» ' I supplied. Earn whilo you ' CURRENTLY C HAS TXET1P cnaracier. lansscaptn;. ig pm-j)"'»se fri«tts4i-i>,a»e Amofica's lo{> soilingI Ij learn Soinry to st.in. Can : T not request or woes Lots of cna « SSS CASH SSS liraiiJ ol m.inu'acluroil | THEFOLLOWING CURRt■1RENTLY HAS ib d r m .2 ye , Quiot cu i-se-sa• .« 3 - Res!rK2eC C M n a^ . ' I 733-5137,7nmto 12 noon ' ymcm uniii s « ’ 6 0 0 SQ fl, 3 be i.e , , 6 Cal67B-lM8 - tsr u sa? Uoble Homes INDEPENDENT THE= FOLLOWINGF< Z Z V 2jr n moy pertomi O''"'’*- af’a lots Olsiorajeol s SU1SOO 7 3 W l97ScrNei.er? iiQhl pofson Excolloni ijiI TRADES I JlJU N IO R RO U TE IN INDED EPEN D EN T ihoir sen.icos:os. FoVmoro Hardwood floors, - 1-80Q-97&-:3S0 pay anti Uonolili; Sond IpiForkhfl Drivor, swing shilt, THE GOODING JUNIC'NIOR RO U TE in(ormaiionan about ciodit last rook, Ironch MA^MIAiJTTHaTO i.'sumo 10 Saluu M.inafj- 1 1 1 soaaous '5 ? 0 s g n 4 &srm 1 I Musl hnvo prior oxp E*c. - AREA AVAII/A ILAB LE IN scams,IS, wnto 10 tho ' lhat open ireo a k » 'util Cueipentfs, 65 or.2l359 AW H^VY 30, ^ : ■ sninry & DonoMs EOE. ado Commis- foncco oack yardird^i ^ sas,.Aa9«hcat » Xl25crmer>xC7-cSaS1 I Piior.lD 03320 ;; i Sond tosumo to Bo* i> _ _ TWII Mngton D C OOlential SB5,OOi000 Call area. 1044 Paftsrme» - I REALESTATE I 90201, C/O Tho Times "ROUTS 0 5130 20580, or callall Iho Nation: W3-2307 or 324-€i■4, ^ 5103,900.734-6629I____ HAZELTON. 20 acree g WAWTED SALei I I home sue. pasture M.ijoi rog on.ll commimic.1- :■ Nows. P 0 .80* 548, Twin ROUTES'E 8 0 8 at t^raud Inlorr T 7 ~ ~ r ^ TWIN FALLS B y e»-ni I Faii3.iD6330i.______3rd BUHL, noon V » .7^ S14300 S2S5617. lion cniitor. 50 yis s.ilus l_ 3rd Ihru aih Avo. West -836-1081 0 8 9 2rcJA vo.W »>f. i'800-876 OfM. pmac. s» 2016 SQ, ft. S M rm. .mil liorvico OusmoGS In jyjVETERINARY A S S IS - ' 200 201 thru 700 Block of • 850-948948 3rd Ave, W home, snop, saoarloams ttti oaih. Obl. sa ra g'L e. if- " IDAHO LAND SALE' FAX SoulMoin Id.tMo seokInQ | I ' TANT noodod immodiat- 1 AnArizona Slrool -811-926926 4th Avo. W ------———— ------gated pasture,■ 51caroor. ™ 40+ACRS-S34^ ago'uwivo s.ilos nssocia- 1 I , oly. Call 733-4653 I 3300 0 10 900 Block ot • 100 bik.bIkAuslin W noos. wiia Me, Si«S162,S00 S9"n*i(ers, a s lo 0.1SI! p.iv'commission. ; — fi rofinanco Call 543,0541. i . s a s SalBcnISBrixRfRfs “ YOUR 'cm .-iiiowance Donolits i = !-UUlah li Slreot •r. 'oans. DIvi>lvarsl(1ed ______h eat AC,2WOhootas S s e c a s ia r open & aooo- Sodil lo-iiimo 10 Do* l l 215 I ROUTEE 8I 2 9 Capli#1.208.00.734-8727 BUHLCl£ARLAlA K E S S95K Cal 2M^78-S9M350 edasti^«-,xee 6*i«>- ODrUd. CO Timor.-Now '■ ROUTE 503______• 100-400400blkJolforson ...... Secluded 3 DOftn,;m,2 aaai after liam.______tev-MMcsc^HeEsCar^ycn,: AD ------P 0 0o.ii4tt. T>vin P.nis: on4aaesotpastu ^ — A aa leoo-s'sfA-tii...--a TIMES CLAS5IFI&U------RESUME PHEPARATIONI ! RQ -e THE MONEY I J e S ^ TWIN FAL15 For saleale:Cr c«jsis land Ters cJ s o ­ ID 63303 ! 100 to 600 Block ol ROUTE I y EXPRESS a snady parn-like s DEPAHTMENT I Tho Magic Word j RoalEsuto C:aiiJuay326-&« ^ 0 oossiDio lease cs««n.w n. 3 pfty .r t - a e E « I « r r -4 SALES ^ i I Main Slrool - t o o -2001 piaco. season recreasen area, .MCialiSt: 5139,900 »9701 L 208-734-5538 Flexible hours : ^ RV pano-5 , aum s • 2CM0 acrcs r- sloii' Send fosunios lo: II — = : ' 301 BARKE^ t-ri yanSSssnnkttsSStOia«o ow toajaM»g«. eyaoed in BkMFter area 2 1 7 : 2 Me 0 0 to 6 0 0 B lock 01 aated InInking l an Inde- ^ oobl Consohi StstasSlSPx^Ttrraz _ ■ t f o h o a e , 837-9161 Dox 001Gl.C O Tho I I Washington Strool p e n d e n ZS Tiiiios Nl'wu. po Oo* ‘I lent Jr.routa ^,25s£quityityLoan . FILER . 3 bdrm,^ 2 saih CaH73*-t977hr.n»g ^)IIENe^aan>«5' 540, TWiiiF,Ills, ID 83303 2 0 0 10 7 0 0 B lock ol carrier... .«n,acrD/5rr/cr mos OK counlry homo, ono n J o r e TWIN FALLS Owrys can I I s i Wyoming S„e., fOvals ac. Financing avai SALES EMPLOYMENT 1 20i avail ih ^ no bank qualiVrS t I MANUFACTURED I 800.742-«45e Washington Mutu; 2 - bOrm, SSOO dOK., L ~ - ok GrrBCkxaeor^soos.- I HOMES Ono ol mo couriliy's lop In- OPPOHTUNTIES Wzyou live In tha CoedIng ^ -0 9 3 1 ■ W n S i i t K down Call208.3263^6-7219 DrTveby««5S336 W 5: l33E.Cal734-9«w6 shlulioii.il Food VVholo- I] 2area 0 ( i aro Interested In ,,,,, Appraised 49K. sell 1 - 2-3 BAa. S493dc*n m- s.Hi'is sooks soil slniloi '• PUBUCSERVICE Wubeing a Independent ^ ^ * * * * ★ ★ GOODING . 3 a sm ell for R U SStLY der S3Q0/mo,Ask for «ilh salt's .md oi lood f MESSAGE ^'unlor route carrier... M W4 VI T.1 T.J VVhon ttie BankB r - u ^ e^ 9673 cr days 7B8-2232. Connoction,9l2-757-3000 and CMSimg) Inlroduco fj n M E & N E W S S•maSong I TWHBMlS-lombnnaoek oaer CaJ Ray, 73W321 iii'w pioducis .md sofvic- - l ’ia3c574500{SS7S'm FlE EnrO C O . used 1978 i'« •jomi'colleciions, r\ PUBUCSERVICE i>pert C U RIR R E EN TLY H A S M2SSEquitiuity Loans 24X 66 double wide irt MESSAGE I .wV. ; FOLLOW ING •Homoimprovorrt)mont Loons ___ 1248S Wasftc^sn.on', SABALA .vixkmg wilh Siatl .m o J, r E E D Can 736-1196 gooScxa. 3 bedroom. 2 Ui’ing a lo.im pl.ly- Legilim.iio jOb placement | M iP P P N n P N T *Dobt Consoliflaiflation Loans GUARANTEI ____ R E A L T Y txex. Ttw heme cs pnced firms thni work to (ill spo- ____ : .r i r V i ^ . . 'l L ‘Bankrupicy 6& Poor F Crodit A n c fl IP ti'.ich conip.iny yj JUNIO“ilO R ROUTE Programs A TWIN FALLS. 3 Mirm nn 2 733-S321 r ^ so SSO n ard see iC oo.ils Coinponsalion pcilic posillons cannot { Rup« s Avalabio S an on 2 . a t m d pue OAKLAND HOHES DOE Full bonolils paeti- g,Chargo an upfiont (00 For 1 HE TIMES-NEWS ' AVAILAL A B L E IN T H E 1-600-4S4-54-2645 RVBtHtONTBARGAHI tSIOnilSStLYRD. fioo Informairon aDout | lodgago Guaran; ^ .u;i' QiMiiliod candid.Hos 31 CURRENTLY HAS TWIN1 FALLSPf AREA Stollor Moi S A C R B > $ 3 9 ^ TWMFALi.S.I0B3301 •.huiilH soni) losuino wilh , .nvoidmg ompioymont sor- I B oise, IdIdaho package andno T h e S13S,009 Can S37-6S3: i-soMzr-TnoOR vice scam s, wnto 10 tho | THE FOLLOWING 6S33 Private. sser-Jc a tT e a ;« _ ------rovpr:pnorD-SaiojM.in~r -,g INDEPENDENT 'R O U TEE B 8 l 0 0 ~ ------************** ------^T tm esN ewS sg Q u a r ------— ; ------733-7200 ------.lllf' FouiJ Suivicos of —Fodorol Trado Commis- T H E a n te e s to sellell m1 e r- '' " - ‘-S. C o ^ try sion, Woshington, D C . nJUNIORROUTE SkylanoTi“ ’■r.i'lo-Pa-k CUHLCAHSS . bdrm. 1 bath on 1. a An„'iica, P O Go« 039, 1 ME 5 $300^3000 c h a n d is e o Pen Efvsy \1.'ndi,in. lD83tS00. EEO ' Qi20580. Of call tho N.llion- "*■available IN ^ o Bad/No credit: u ; .ill Fraud InlormoiioaCen- ; t 814. .l.fl00-233-C28i?M , auto m o tiv ef °nc o m s «aro-cSass»L£isr>n5 & ■ lor, 1-8OO'876-70G0. , ItRUPERT AREA. ! in7 (daysandn d r e a J ------aOtnSars«aOBte> Haie» tK'D salos pi'opio I Mini, '0 0 bik 3it) Avo. I TODAY? o r w e will rer Ca^sl.l aiiM, I-Goodmg, .' r,< Burloy Physician Must bo 3owmown ^ Rupon bo- borm .2 t»am. 1800.S0 . u Near B u r Lake & Inondly ond onorgolic R -»333 I th e a d a n addiiDQitlon- , tt E itra s tW o n 'ltata s s i’ e r T e ts n Kat'l Forest iVi.niii.ii .iioa Sond IU- ■ wooneihS islSt, I Convenient: Pnor rocoplionisi oip. riiLMnCO; I a l7 d a y s , There Th S118.900 3S8i n 260026t Si*veyeC«*Tar?iroeeii s.ji'o 10 P 0 Do* 5!)9, • — Ihostaiool ^ isa& ertr toanM'«s Tjiaig resBv. '’,iuUjaho83347 ;TE( prolorrod some o n / i ^ It y o u livflvalntheTwlnl e Irtra e . Can 736-1195 EQUAL HOUSINC bookkooping oxporioncv you live Irt the Rupert palls arei o m x m n o T Y ------C,i rea i are Interested In 1 „ ------I c h a rg e forir tt m e : .jynH fa lrtmg. l s . «36-76J«36C " [“ SOCIAL SERVICES I ' Bvholplul. call 677-2433 9-4 In being an Inda-1 > r j ------1; guaranteec ______M-F, iweiaing an Independent pendantnt r rouftfcArr/er... , | 304 e M ; rnusi son homo mme« p » n i icii; r V S S f a vViHxl fliver Rohiib IS r. route carrier please t pioase com A d s ' a ielyl 4 bflrm. 2 ball^ TWIN FALLS. 1 Jc., F v M aCKii ii\iM"g (or .1 quallliod do contact E District I INVESTMrMENTS I p a c k a g e . Ai TECHNICIAN yo,.top by lha Burley] $aios UaManager, Uatt may bo canceic e lle d SIOOO donrn. SSSOOpe, 9« HeanemoodsitiSssen. KH^ujuai lor diiocting | Growing JD Ag doalor in : Imes Newa ottlce at I R a d m a ll , S35.000eAr.73:tC3i Sjci.iI Soivjcos Pro- ( all © 733-0931 PUBUCSEISERVICE e a rly tor custosto m e r i O ac Can tor » Buheynoods2tochnicians , tioln2SH E. Sth N (naxt to I S fi6. MES5A aiis at 206-733-2224 tout'd uuaiilic.ilions I (O' o*paJiding sorvico I jf_Valman) r or call District ' convenience t ___ TWIM f a l l s . 2 lets Sy aro 2* yoars o*poii- : m C urill TWIN FALLS, For saletie &»: area r Cart* I'lico in a Lono.iorm , dopt Wo olfor paid health jtanager / p Jeremy Coolay \ A J . . Don't pay for opr insurance 401 K& , r/m , sa m e . owner. 3 bOrm. ^ s>a:i Cove, AS hooiics pre- skiiitM riuismg ItlOlily, , w w w w business b> !»e; oae.reeerna,«73«-7q7 MDS and Caro Plan i payscate DOE. Ploaso : 32Si I ■ by phono to S4B.OOO. G re a l !■>« Cui-idinalion Musl ' « contnci Jool. Sorvico ; Walt ------promise you a J a loan and upper. CaB 208-733-ai!» 1 S I Mgr., 111 OvortandAvo. ' Mani ask you to poyMy lor it bo- ",i<.o.icijrn.‘nllaanoli- I I I ______I TWIN FA liS. Fw sale 6 tvnso in Social VVo/K. IBurloy | ID (208)67a-S5y. | at------61 WENDEUIX foro they dolrvorvor, For Iroo IwCOMEHTOPBnYl c’ Uo .-toil) lo Do oiigi- I I I OSHONE information obouloDi ovoid- ______bio to DO liconsod >n I l | ------briekhouaa. 3t30mn 'v f . TWM FALLS U n S S V M " w ☆ ☆ ☆ HANSEN 3 txJrm.niH^bam. . baffi. smgie car 9afase.t«t5.ifc»v HOSHONEAREA big risk. Bolorloro you do N EE ^ W H O M E S Cry hook-up Fenced! Ai!;'iis5ion D iscriargo tur 512 OusJnoM with a : Ccorci/ialion go ROUTE 512 10 company. U tit braua/ul1 nnrne bnmei Ixzir J bninaiiBx. <^ini„ , ba»y»acae3sas«22: PUBUCSERVICE "H?!'U TE416 100-200DIk DIk A 4 B Avo W chock it oul will ilcbens. mubederihnp. ana n a a f lti;!on:itying Rostdont so ( |h< MESSAGE ) Bik 1st, 2nd 4 ' ’or Business B<, 0 .5 0 0 Bik 4th S t W. full imiotional noods For ml free Information about JL l^ O ^oTobo" iprtnklrrs.vmstmt uitit iaiuiirapeilfnmt tanh 30-700 Sth & 7th St,wW froo Informotl' Maintaining appropnalo 1 q,Duylng a business oppof- SHC av o id in g invi rn 0 a I c a I r 0 c 0 r d ntuniiy j or franchijo wnhout roots West. r o u t e s i ? ^ :| i Uocur»i)ntntion ,jg S17 ; scams, wntotchoT f^ : 2 ^ Oitvoiopin^ panicipaling -ngetllng scnmmod. wnto to a n0*400 i n D ate St, N, too-400bik. bik ol 3rd 4ih 41 oral Trodo CorJommlsslon. B in S1.1H In Sorvicos _Iho l l Fodorol Trado Com- stn St. wW • Washington, D,(DC,, 20580. 3 Bedrocaimt, 2 Bath Conuucling,' lollow-up of Amission, P Washington. o u live In tha Shoa- or call tho Natk)Itional Fraud Hosidont Counsel qiD.C,. 20580, or call tho 5 0'na 0 area A ara Inter- it you llvp>9 In the Wendell Inlormallon < $500 D ocn n P&jnsent Conloroncos <2Notional Ftaud Informa- StrO(ted In baing a Inda- trva S araare Intarestad In ' -800-876-7060 0/0300tll MC Wood Rrvoi Rohijb offofs j hotion Conior, 1-800-876- 3QO-4ndent/unlor routa baIng a IrIndependent ------Under $260 onojcoliontwofkonvi- I ,ji7060.______rrlar... junior routi•otrte carrier... | 305 ronmonl witfi compoti- i , c aaa contact Dlatrlet Plaaaa eon A POW ERFUL Incomo confaer Oijtr/e( | CONTRACACTS 4 ^ - r HOMES A tivo pay and bonolils. 1 __J lea Uanagar. Bob Ir- Salaa Uant aterVaUeyPnnote AMERICA Sond losume to 511 . I Opportunity, Mako "f"*1 733-0931 a x tS S S win 733-09: SAGES Great! Ave. • Burley. k U o S2000-S3000 por wk. ot I 6*208.259 0« i« i 41(1. S h o s h o n o , ID j s s TOP DOLLLLARSS [ 3 _____ 03352 Phono (208) homo. No soiling, not MLN. Froo 2 minuto msg, rnwgages, U L S 7 7% 3 3 - 2 1 2 1 M a 2 0 8 - 6 7' J8 - 9 6 1 1 n<.-22;a B'»< ■ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 1-eOO-322-6169oxt. 92B1 ☆☆☆☆ I ""“r a s BE YOUR OWN BOSS ^ Lccol Vending Rt for SoJo 3ig Cosh WVIy . Call Today 1-800-371.8363 I W I- I

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GOU)ENWEST-9514.G6.» . [JMOME. In m e country. *» * « • • * * * * * * * TWINFALJ ;______2 bdrm. J baoi homo set- FALLS 1 bdffl>. now- TWIN FALL! OFFICES I BUGGY - Pre I903»^t:e 1» MULE 'v scruar:uarsw . T7aCTZB-:£V.= •f ALFALFA. f**- 734-8909.809.733-S767/0VW For locationons arxl rates oxxli&on. Ind. tull tapo & cants must pass thoroi^ ------n v H a l^m s . CATTLE - 160’ truTTui. cows MULE £*c«f. aac*#-tr .MU . TRiCTOH. ; - i 'AC■ C MAY Mcrvs nay fTM. Fred toxturo, OSS syslom. KJMBERLY-Rent or sale: »saeofiing of aodit. cnmi- TWIN 'AUS147SS5aTnoFALI twM nm je . 80 nert • "~er r«-s *i C < c e « . S43-8373 swamp coolor. aruj muefteft 4 DBrm, 2 both couniry najnal. Job & rental histories Now 22 bodroombc Rar^go. 53-I-50S2 733-r--t£ sa.-s2?SZ3s S 4 4C*Et3^-C- m en. W ant last long otr hoiDo, shop and pasture, ifIf vyou fool you qualify, 'elrig. Microwavo. Mi diSh- f'ropcrtyM. - HAYOa: r-ay. S75 ton onlyS34.990 ploaso call to mako an washor.er. Washor v & dryer. 7 3 4 - “ CATn£-ARUOtlOURSUY- MULE TEAM 'lO « V £ B G S S S S rrii safes snail arrcu- •Tranong ava»la«oO A.C.c s ? ; s . i a 5 appl. Offico hours ato Gos liteplaco.firep AC. Wa------MC STATKmS*S - B,-yn; ■ ~*-a-r s ’ =^rr»TT >Kr~ «a£e*BiBe^S«e»a r-3 i^ Cut 487-3389 HONSTEAD HOMES L L S-O flice saujnwr GOUTSs aana ajrs' ■ es jfrisfips ** .- O Mon-Fn.,930am-I230pm lor/Samtam titionparf Noar T W IN F A L l MAY TARPS Oy Wesiorn 734-4571 KIMBERLY. 2 bdrm. houso 678-7438 part. sueoM obot« b«n by sp rr^ o o n da*» Cai:j: 3:324 3 3 » 9 « 5 h ; p o a : a -c:sojna iO. « « -«=r 3c« 3S-W-1 T«AC?r^-»i«r Cj i I (2001 324-6470 - font. Opp, Rofs, **»•*•••*•••• ELWOCiVOOO a EVANS tor lease rnNomCoDcge I ------___ ? 734-1401 OSoPartLCiLCal734.568t f :--Sr: —icrcarrc; ;r t '6C0> 347 6274 S350/mo Call 734-2894. — more diutw3y (ry B low-cost clasUIioil sd ssa?? -=*&• &rorr, MAYIcrs.ii-i 1st S 2nd , PUSH, PULL OR DRAG W — TWIN FALLSLSlOOOsqft »a«7 S«B 1:-tsi ------^E ’Ctr- V«=^t3 •vcd FAX i -ALLS o ld M u .e9 eoffice space i^ a s .c a s 7 3 « : MULE, i- veir zjoz j c n i c-.j ,5.j—, '• c r x ai%ni!.i fay Located Old cars, boats, iravol trail- ___ I.; .rM aOe-/ 206 588-3036 crs or moionrydos. S7000 2bdntiToiiTo«mhouM ,S460 wdstrioronciree room Ccn- ' — ^----- ®^'. » •-i-Ttr i s-:c 4»:e r r iTow»»houM,$51S t a c i U ELELDCOlnc CATTLE-Purea-ebresr*-: tv* S? Zr -iC i , MAY tc c 7 .uMjta. no tam. YOUR gi*.vaniood trado on now TWlirWIN falls'.Vva'il'.'now! : Ar^gut neilofS.i. 500-603£ ZOi. Fiootwood homes, OAC. 3 t I**********' 734-1139 >r e iC Cuai.t'ir, 2 strin g 3bdrm.2bathand2{ ^ Mdn»om.S335 ------' - ...... I Os Car 436 353^ Ollcf rot valid on advof- bdrm, txir 1 '.4 baih units in a i 9 S.nes.S1S0 7 734-8410 >«Jroom.S460___ TWINFAUS f ili ------POTg!,Lg3PGS?T^.,.. 5 .... I AD__------iised speeah.- Cal! Homos- - n•nowor-4:DioKrbom o m'!—1 stspooous & doon.: Aup.Gtoail« •CATTLE n c 8;ac»ac>c A-igjs -rn; -s;; s^.s.45 D Amotita 733-2224. clu =' K S S Y HCfiSS KAjiCHH ►«tcr«iss find ci?jic«n«ni TIMES CLASSIFIED dudo storago area. AC^^woll mahmaintained, some : fereriwjnri"1 736-802 ,. 5t« « i tog &ac». Ca: r « 3 3 t 3T<1 iusvA n IRsv ftocd In ------DEPARTMErfT- ' Anyjs ca\-ns e j _____ TAlCTCRAECUP.Ca ~~PIinHlHgToMMo7’ ~w ;I ajl'yard S'storago. ,, ■ c a lv .n ; !■: ^ DrtS-T------B-C —"a gratft-jpw cT t!iinna734>5538 II you can afford to movo, l w,WD hook-ups, covorod ' OFFICES. 3 Jaruary 5675I CKoer noaa na~^ ’o' Zt 1-. P<— Z. youcanalfordiotalklo j *1!parkuig. somo uiil. indud- “ tt coionmi s.*yie Car 208-4&4 Z3S:3S0 a-te^; r-e«-re-: t ' l i _ ] ______• - mo Jc.m at Homes Amor- I JS - HAY-aJfaiM 2nd cuftirg. , TWINFALLS od. 3 bdrm. - S600 mo; 2 . *Call r .t| 734-6600* btick bkJg3 overlooking . ' " ryari. v«i toa678-961 icolloci ok. I bdrm, S550mo, tsocurity * * * , * , r> AvaH Fob 1 CATTLE StOC-■ titfif . '?5 ;a—t-i o s* ? - ;s - c i tflEoTHOSSRAKCHH rc ra»r. ary ancunt C.^1 Very nico 1920 sq ft. Van X 733-14^8 cr 731 3464 • 0 ^ 0 Manufactured homo10 I ! flo(dop. Noar CSI. Call 734-, - — — — rja'^a^r;IromSBOOlo new conjitio-:. a s * i^ ; g-a-a-r.t.pc ••ftatr-.r:-. TSiC rC R iEO U P.C a mo 733-0938 S3200 Cai: 32^4 s53?^ fC 3.J>.t:v 25»: i I n mo Lazy J Adult Parii.V SH : O SH O N E- 2 b d r m .! 4411 Will Inc. for appis, TW1NFAU•ALLS 2 bdrm town- Sl2tOpwtT> ___ ■-25: Huny'f Call Ray 733-SMO10 SHOSHONE^ • euro 1 bdim ., basomont^ Opt . S350'mo 1 bath withWllh laundry hook- ■ '“ r " " ' : MAY. E.c Ouaiity lor Call324-316l. ups&larg-largo kitchen in nico ■ 3PERTY onw Cai, ?05-r3:733-4K0 .-.-r: ’ -m ’ 11-r'lLv t homo or w/ roliig , carpel, yard, all ___ on;S-. «i.3; .,«■ •^crs« Tie r.iin S35 per ullls. paid. S275/mo. 837- jg o : wrth covorod do*. ! BUHL, s^ce,p forf. SU& lease. CATTLE. Mstsitm r r r o r g.M-.«r 734-779t lEHOME. 1 bdrm. opt. Fo-: S4'7S/mo/mo.plus doposil. . lyf 40X80 4562or735-13C7. ; male prolorrod. Private ; 200.735.^ 80. H as ncai. uOy K) Ls 2C&-324-5SS8 ^ SABALA 36-1770 0*1.3204 i S son>c toots C r o e c f - r ^ r■ s^ ? " e ^ ' Si^-=^-i-=Er STRAW Icr S.11C TWIN FALLS - 2 bdrm. ' In tho couniry bolwoon Ter C.1CS ) R E A L T Y Jerome & TF. AC. S300 i ______, ComitdJgn;m at 543 8883 P<.a«. ca: 2051-736 7; S352 A------homo. No smoking/pois. f„' ------I 7 0 2 ] eAVTsD :- Call 734.3539eves ______733-4321______incl. ullls 1st & last No^twINFAL » S4Sa'mo . dop Call Noil, '" i FALLS 2 bdrm.. 1 ' JEROME Mei.tecf»anic snop F E E D -A L L PURINAPL I FARMnA»«>jc H smoking. Horso sol-up bath trooiTOO cabto. S37^mo & pans hous ? W E BUY TWTN FALLS. RoposI Ro-0- 734-1991 or 734-1329 - JUSC lor terr; or FEED AT WARE i ^ S P P U ^ W ^ : posf Repos! 3 and 4 bdrm : avail. Call208-324.3763 ' ♦dep,no, no pots 73G-2S38 sale. 1354: SSouth Uncoln BLOWOUT PRJC =Ptg»l a;fr."3=i^a -ScD S A C O t^ A EOUIP- ". TWIN FALLS - 3 bdrm, 2 1 T S ■JS'lT FOR CASH' ■ j avaiUitJfo- Can immedialo- lEROME. 2 S 3 bdrm V> 'TWIN FAU. c ‘ Call ;x>0-32424-4083 Cfyt^in;» na: o ie sa t- BED. ? r * i . r i s o - t *nc6i~fl£s ii ! ly. going fast. Call Homos batfl, (rg yrd, |U51 outsiOo “ — ; ------pfci-i w api .« ~ sc ciCsAscurs baih apt. W/D hook-up,' 2bdrm.D\I. DW. rolrig. range, tv a n FALLS tapi«s as cue, -as: ; S7TJCOO VICKERS Amefwi208-733-2224. city limits. S775 mo. Call 3 -v .3 3 :sr i-Kic S32&: iCiiA- small backyard, no pels dsxKalII. ptnrato ly. rm wl COONTHYS .H W Y 3 0 ■= »TCfar«*=5 i~ i -M WESTERN'S STORE ■1200110 loavo msg.._ ., S400 & S500 324-2744 w/D hooh- ooh-ops.AC, 1or2 5.760 jq ft. nenduOng 2.400 ------. g J lLDnnGS. ^ L - 37TJCD0 733-7096______TWIN FALLS-3 bdrm I i ------persons,is.nosmokr.g'pcts. m j-,, 0 . sncwTOO-T>. GOATS [2i 't-5 iiCC lEROME. Now taking ap- &46&Tn(K] e-5 A.^K'i T.t-s-a;M. r ir v <; _ baih Appis. 2 car garago ' JE"' rwren 206-734-6360 , ^ » d l o tIt .• 2 overrwaa ca-’ A'pn? 0 >«.:k-s 3 rs r.. C‘-Zi. ti'i- ■ 572033S I S6S0,'mo. dep, 733-3176' P'":plicotions for studio/ono — ^ mpkiParVing s-'W ^ec Carr '-..i' SmiSrsrXJ'.STVS A U ^ Nowly pa«- Uirrr>f' A; s :n K i-3 a:. r c - - ' H g fa l KeuI ivtiulc bodtoom apartments lor TWIN FAU voHaflows r»-s-Tn Ost-sCH.-S 1 r,-; ------TWIN FALLS - 4 bdrm. 3 ■ sinjsingles or couplos in old- od 2 bdtm■dtm.. W,D hookup. Rcntul ERM ERE va.o.-.a?« 226535T 22i CAS-ITS -?:-r,5.: . s - a i g 7^ baih, S600^mo. . S400 orly orli projocl. Ptelotonco no pots.s. 547S-S< 733-2767 WINDEF ------p.-(r-uij - cleaning. Locatod at 809 ' givi GOiTS - Purt-sresrestj^. CHOP¥>S»=r-.-,5.-t I a s T c u ■ tw in f=ALLS. a l 2 bdtm t '* -riA_A ■ EaillandOr. 733-7689 orty -4334 3^ a-«i25 ^3 4 & » a c u e 6€^ 3 ;-i t - '; ; I F A fa i S£?TflC£S 6 0 2 I . Ront basod on Income^ jppls. m a W.D. No ~ 8 0 i UNFURNISHED TWIN 1 FALLS - COUNTRY ! j»®'Jetomo Horitago Homos. :all •208-735-8711. L L s . P „ m . ’ - ALL O C F W %G. ANTIQUES & HOUSES LIVING • 1 level 4 txixm, 2 ^oiApplications may be ob- t w in fALLS. a u . 2 bdmi. Car- Oow-mo.;mieletaii iceation HOGS. Ar 3; COLI^CTIBLES •> bath. P.isiuro & ouibuild- ; tair i S " BUHL 3 bdrm. gas hoal. tamed from tho Twin Palls pg,| wDkVD hookup. Slot- lor torn. 734-,14-3589 cvcs 3- b--ir>«.s Cal. 2 '■ ings. Ouisido pels OK. Hae»tk>n 1 ------Amicues & collectibles I dep No pets. 024-2839 ‘ North Elm Street. Twin DuQoisy Ci ^ l l 733-8914 ot ; . CCes%on FILER 3 bdrm'country y pois, S900. Call 733.Q938. ^ 1*2-3 1 b d rm T u’s t aAPARTMENTS. p ■ m609 HORSE Res 5 >-r SC "o: ua-Tit-ca* - BONE CHINA rrcm J.nc.W, homo No smoking/pots. - units aro 2 bdrm 1 I CONDO3 IRENTAL' Sea Boar, r'spjp fsf . very - rai-?- I ic-nsie;o se:. (I938i SSOamo. 208-326-4431 1TWIN FALLS B right & A partments J^Xh' vith kilchon appli- I 71UE£I SHARE c =z;ir. w 2-.»52 Z tn?%. f. 1 gSa^TTOW Wus: 3»M.‘ tc accreciJio, - dioory 3 bdrm 2 baih vin-; Atl 1 & W/D hookups, j $4i00 A!S3 torI s.;s a * T»o c;,! FILER Ooan 1 bdmi houso,>.. logo homo. Lincoln/Stuart Affordable Housing ancos & \ ^ SSCCrin-i Can 324-8529 S450es war ------NO pots. S290/mo *S200'Q Disirid. Garage & foncod , - 1 TWIN f a l l : Fawnbrpok Apartments 672 & 688 ^ .L S .2 b d r m jpr:. « s Can S37.137-6679 PC .& S - a p jp n - ; : acp. Call 208-326-3659.' yard w/kennel for outdoor “w ^K 'rpSTi «0v0-,elr.g.igeratOT. laun. ------e» atr« c« e 3 3“J2.m&t ~ ‘ ~ *—- i ^ a m r dog. Appis. incl. S650/mo ■ 734-1600 2balhwi lencodbacibadcyard^OO •up Fenced HORSE4yroCre: reg Ao5>- w-sanpo’. S t DJjtt j t i h»WOj»ES- •:>3--cc>? I APPLIANCES FROM RENT TO OWN' ♦S300/JOP 733-8857 af- [206)585-2422 geisn;. 16H •t soajlrtj': 233, >35 743->: i u=r i.i:c MB 3: :~s 920 sq. ft. homo • deposit.«it.Nopcts. backyard (20 tor S p.m. or wookonds . ilmwood circlo. 2 — • nianke; wei’tr — ------s tr C.B! CHEST FREEZERS - (2). S499 00 deposit a s g re s: ROAO C R A D ^ Zz - S::c-M 534-4622 S300.00/mo. pyml. 1TWIN FALLS Sm. 2 bdrm, | ___» » * * jm .l bath witn stor- l i 61 'Sclit'ilTr.II 735-2410 s i a . w n ; Cal -ITT-a Call today! 1 baih. cuto. doan, very sHO as hoat. S430 0 0 - I ■ STOR z i f . I ------RANGE GE. gcid kitcnon OAKWOOO HOMES economical, W/O hookup, j bi 1 No pots I I V/AREHOU!)USE REKTAL h o r s e 6 yr ACMCMA I-U A TRACTOR »4 Civtiv t I.) I HAY. GRAIN rarqc. *Grfcs qocd. S60 733-77S5 lango 4 rofs. ,'wa- bdibdim mobilo homo. iponal. 2 bodroom I BiG LEAGOEa ■ FS=D .=’ea:;ccail 208-432-5593 lor/sanitatlon paid. SI95.-S395_SQmmQDoi3 ' m iy room. 2 bam & | T W ^ FALLS 00 ~^PHA !S. fctr-JS * • -TDBrm.- - miiliimo. ♦K b dop. sm.-----^Call788-1456o r727-7126, ns gean; ^cu=. t-j- S450 GOOOING, 2 bdrm.'• pot OK. 733-6727 Iv. msg, — . I ’dep. No (pels ! OutiJJo. fenwt c=3- » - ii-. * s: i J - a l i is c:-*'Jr^>ng avcn w range gas hoat $450,837-6304. - WIN FALLS BRAWUWLEY REALTY i Watohousc Sp;space available c»j‘- k= p7\.'=a■r’sTAU^ o»r^.S^SX)-sntrintr •«•-« S«iii zaifn Cuiill “ccc. St25 Gafagodoor - TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 2 lost valuo in Twin. NEW 2 ! 73734-SM8 Can Steve Ous n e as. CbO e77-0£22.22. “ - i- Q g - jr ” -<3S* C pw w . S4S 733-6740 HAGERUAN • 3 bOrmi■ ^ bath. SSOO down, S268 bdnbdrm. 2 bath, carports. All EVES. i& W W ^ D A V E WINDER S425/mo.. Wondoll -2 6 ge n tle ^ por mo. moves you in, qoqappliances induding WXI, ^ 32321-4603 I property Ma:ktanagemen: S1600 Please c Ddnii. S37S/mo. 536-24685 Bad credit, no crodit, no watwator, sanitation. & lawn-; , ALLS. Now c#rp«. | 7 3 4 -.4 4 3 3 4 51s at 733 3570 HAGERMAN • 3 bdrm. tI proaom OAC. Call Homos ■ caicaro providod, 2 1 4 0 )™ '^^ Amorica 208-733-2224, | gn; Appis. Utds S260. : , - ,■ bain. S525/mo. Pol okay. Elizaboth. SS50/mo. ♦ '' tcall206-324-3317. T W IN FA LL L LS W a re - HORSE 6 vt AOH j N e m ? . CaU 837-4557______7 dop. FREE HEALTH ------! houso'otlicc l i r n i TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm 2 ! cLCLUB MEMBERSHIP a 00 APHA bath. 136 Jackson. ' -----— ------11 rontmTwtnF1 Fans IfCustfi- mg " I- e -*2200 ' ’ . HANSEN Cnarming coun­ INCLUDED. MOVING I 1o U b I JJ] pjiA Call i •W geisng ■ IJ ■ f i l l try hcuso'ln tranquil SOI-. SS00.S300/dop. 733-8924 j ALLOWANCE $200 oH ; I ROOMSIMS FOR RENT I ' mare by I H ■ ^ ' n sTAt> ■ n B | n n tu^. largo country kitchon’ TWIN^ FALLS. 3 bdrm, 2 , U tm o. Call733-2983or I ' UNDBINEWCVOWNERSHIP SNAKE RIVEP : H] ■ win breakfast nook, sop-■ baUi. 2 car garage, fonced : 734-8674 TWIN FALLALLS. Capn Motel, STa SH-IT STCrrORAGS Lo- P tO c . gorgeous > I arato dining room with ------Wkly, ratorates sta n s S130. cated benmtmd Centeniai naitet aro‘'C & TTTiaM^ t o o r c o ml e e l ^ T h e T im e s - ' yd. Heat pump. Closo lo j twii,WIN FALLS Urgo, doan ' |Ctchonon( f f y m i a r e m fitoptaeo and largo living) CSI a Poirino. S775/mo. ; i ‘ noftos. 733-6452. Squaro 10*1*20 Now ot- S1600 PiejM- c. room. 3 bdrms, 2 batns, & quiet 2 bdrm. apt. OW.: — ^f'ly. quanetiy, 5129 or 733-3573r a K a v s o f E:ce. c e sz m ^ clip and mailiz this order ; ISI. last & dop. 733-8805 ■ ^W/O /[ hook-up. g as hoat. 1 JEROME4E -Weekly• Spo- witn utility room. 2 ca/ ga- - 20 yr OB f o r m t o omr n r clas^fied departmeacnt so that we rago and car port. Shoi-• TWIN 7 F A L L S /F IL E R . S47S/mo, *dop 734•2a2^ I dais: Kitd t Boauiilul couniry homo N. ------'• week. S12 goo:r;a- cangetjomm r s d s t a i t e d w i t h o u t: cd e la y - tcrod dog konnol, groat WINFALLS I S32&UP.up. C oll324-2361. J f O o r ^ baskotSail % court, nico> ol Curry. 4bdrm.. 2 bath 3 s e p e ^ d e a x ^ v i t h d a rk p e n c il o r p e n < s>2 0 d y a r d a n d rockI loncod. no smokina^pols. , Lourol Park Apl». | TWIN FAUA U S MOTEL 3 / ■ barbocuo. Lots of spacoI $G75/mo. Call 733-6409. , 7,176 Maurice St, N., TF Roasonaljnablo rates. 248 ^ r ^ ^ ^ .rr,^J1ptr^ ■ • T h es r e e z r c jjip rm .fiiU trfy 2 3■ ce h a a c tm ‘ • and storage. S675 pot - 734-419S ; 2nd AvoW 62S52 B n d a sp acg s) p e r' Iilin e . mo. plus deposit. 208- 4 5 736-1770 o*t. 3204. I 603 I ~ ALLS S85.-wfcS350- ow ner Cal1011208^-537 h o r s e Bycfcwncn o c o r , , ■z s e p a r acgngd a ig t o x ate s c h e d u le w h ic h FURNISHED APTS/ WIN FALLS • 2 bdtm du- TWIN FALL plox. all appis Induding : n». Speciocdnl. Miciowavc, 6787 ot 208-SB-53/-6741 v e t v q o o a t oBttTac;& f ' H s ppnsted n tie jpg. HANSEN C loan 1 bd>m. I W/O & microwavo. AC. • relr>g.&uljIutaiind73g-T9e8 - huntm; S2.03D0 rmai H • 3 EtT>» = c rr.7~T^i_i_i cioso to shcool. S330/mo ■ 511 saaae t::aS203S: ■ TWIN FALLS - Executivo 'i'«lliroplaco. g os hoat. ga- ■ . p mT a » le P c tT O a ^ r d . waier/sowor/garbago. ' rogo w/oponor. Nico aroa ___ • Can 423-5445. duploK w/now lurnishings. [pO* ' HORSE PORTEFE R SAD- ,______- ___2 bdrm..i-lwi1i. gatnOQ- S550*$250 dop.Ciodil 1.41b Pd 733-884^- HANSEN. SMALL TOWNI Sl.OOO por monlh. SSOO dcho^ w roquirod. 734:8619 •th-of-RSpeh, • j------Pleases e r m i n y a d n r c i iisificatian s j COMFORT. Closo to) dep. Inciudos all ulililies 8 FALLS. By day. double 12, t lawn caro, Shon torm OK. WIN FALLS • Boautlful 2 or month, lull set- base, troo st schools nnd park. 3 bod- bdrm., Ig. living rm. oppls., " tapaaeras. 13S ] S ______^ f a r ______d a y s . 1 ) room. 2 baih, appis. no pots, no smoking. Call otot. Lowest wintct lor 3 0 0 . Cal: S3000 C01.S36-S- garago. AC, S545/mo. ■ Holiday Moiol. 615 ~ •iiiiiinii fjl.uik ->p.ir«r>.| I ‘ , loncod back yard. Out- Koni or Cindy 733-5336 R“';Nl.|»a.C<.. 733.25.6 / - SKjo pot OK. 5550.00. 0.734-6104. i i l J n Avo. West, 733- d 312 61: H h o r s e t r a iIL l ! ER S4 < I THE MGMT 73^^1739 -" WIN FALLS • Cloan Quiol : 4330, oxtftBxtonsion.11. I PASTURESSFORRENT 1 : Biake2horse;e C o a a ------1 ^ 'TWIN FALLS-Idaho Hous- conc3£cr£1S001 T:734-6855 J------1 bdrm, S 300 .d e p ,n o •nviMFALLALLS. Country, fur- g LENNSFE I JEROME 2 bdrm mobile1 ing. 1 4 2 bdrm appis., smokinfl^pots. 734-9263 FERRY - 90 ------1 I S300 & S390*dop. Also lS250/mo,«dep. No ^l larnirm ground lor 1 H O RSE TR LRR - 92 2 I ------homo.Villago Wost. No I pets. S425»dop. 324-5903I studio, S200.dop, 423- TWINWIN FALLS - Vory doan smoking/ing/drugs. Refs. ,.5 yoa,oars Been in 1 now . (iost sraKe^Kes cic: I ______------1 5570 Oiler 6pm j1 bObdrm.. wator & gartsago. , 734-50631)63boloro8om havlor7ycanars,587-4237 1 eytf.Sl700 73a•34-3323 1 ______I JEROME - 125. S975/mo - S375/mo. call 733-7434. Safter6pm j 4 bdrm..-2 baih. appis,.! TWINT FALLS. Cloan. culo FALLS. Hooms. t t t t ; j ------I , (2J firoplacos, swimmingI 1 bdrm. apl. All utils. TWINWIN FALLS ■ Vory doan, ' SBO/wook'00 k. mictowavo. —m ------1: OH mare, grea: ------1 pool. dbl. c ar garago S pd..cablO.S400.733-8678 2M2 bdrm 1 bath. W/0 hook- tolrig. UtilUtilities pd.Cable I 61:>13 ; nunang & ropngig : S2-0DD I I storage shod. Yard & Pool “ up noor Porrino TV. no) pots.po 1201 Kim- ip A S T U RE E WANTED ; CaD 543-0901 ______I I olomoniary, Availablo bcrtyRd.oiId or caO 735-0232. I 604 1 ol' ------; IttG lC VALLELEY Top S loi HORSE- Wei: ors*rs*e trjre ! 1 Elwood a Evans I UNFURNISHED >NOW. S425 * dop. j _ 73*-T40t. I Call 733-4330 ow 11 j | 1Rnfi" '"I «al'fiwmterprpastxffo73l- hauls i fiansiesies gooa , i»I£ ______I APTS/DUPLEXES 52620VOS Pct^!?* has Ltro i ------I JEROME • 2 bdrm plus | WIN FALLS-NEW CAR. II IBIlg^OMES I — Bats in 3 g e nle et; tatian s j A X ulfeS S_____ ------I BUHUCASTLEFORD - J-Jg . Caa67S-9095org: dco. woodsttjvo. gas heat, Taking applications lor 1. PET/ PAINT/ V1NYC Split , gyHL -■ 2 tbdrm. 1 bath. 'M ^ I W/D I n c lu d o d . la rg o iSLHl I BtiSJatdZ?U p ------1------I ' 2 S 3 bdmi opts. Pick up ovel 2 bodroom . appl. 1 «375;mano ♦. deposit. Call i|R O O im A TrES E w a n te d 1 h o r s e . S yr oi=313 AOHA I shop/garago. cloan. W/0 hook-up.W/S Basic ! r>4-3267 S5433 I P t t m c B m it f l e E ______I applications 01 Iho ollico ______I loncod yard • pol ok. ol Moadowbrook Apis., ^:ablo/ Lawn care provid------’ JEROME foma: 354.tt«g I------S53&'mo. Call 324-8778 315 Clear Lakos Rd..8u- “}d. • No pots. S47S.00. FILER •■ 3 bdrm..I 1 bath. ; .v , ut.l.. courjuntty 2 bdrm ______— HE MGMT 733-0739 oloc. twat.loat. no pots. Rols. homo NO pet>015 324-9161 1 HORSE. Collegele jstuae-fl R 3 y S c lkkedole e • All A ds Mn’.txaX be Prepaid JEROME - Lg roomy 3I hi, 10, Mon, - Fli.. nam - ' " t ' 2:30pm. or call 543-0833 yt oiaEay ■ ______bdrm. 2 bath, cornor lot, MN FALLS -PO ST OF- ' K.-=EnLVN. Ihorougn&rcd 9. Avail. Oct. 6 ,. 301 2ndI botwoon 11am-5pmon/)'. p=ICE id LOCATION. Small 1 ^ - d olop. p . Coll 326-5863. , 2 bam lo shar . Equai Housjrig Opporturmy , 16.1 hands a C barge p e r tin e Avo. E. 733-8456 or 734- I bdrm apt. Appis, W/0 [ ------——------atrionitHSS. Cal^ 7 3 6 -5 5 8 3 g„gtor, Cal'5«3-£ f c n t o io d S l D z js • 4474 OVOS ask for Hdcn. ” look-up. $300 mo. I TWIN FAUALLS - Sky Lano; — ------3 &SC ^Bsioxoiii , HAZELTON • Now taking -HEMGUT 733-0739 Takingg appisa | lof 2 43 T.F.-sharo4b4 bdtm. 2 batn Yeartrta P JEROME - Nico 2 bdrm, 2! oppllcations al Syringa ,fromS320loS460 housow/co 3 S’" “ ______I Estalos. 1 bdrm. apis, twin ____ S 3 .0 9 p e r line bath m obilo hom o. No WN FALLS 1-SPACIOUS S T s 2200 0 0 security dop. fetnales S2S t»b5S900 ASo; l ^ d a j ^ ------pets. S475*dcp. 324-8903I Boaullful. quiot & woll aNCWO CLEAN. 1 bodtoom, crodit1 chockschi and tols 8608orcvcs.■s. 623-4^ ^ 324.J ----- JS4.7B p e r line maintained for Iho oldorly. 1I 1/;1/2 bath. Stovo and ro- ,oouirodKl.Call733-.607. C ...... :S 7 3 5 p e r tine JEROME 107. SS50, 3' handicappod or disabled. |,jnrlgorator A/C.'W/O ------h o r s e s -P a « ; . ____ S T 4.40 p e r line bedroom. 1 bath, pasturo' Call 629-4206, TDD 1- ho4 ty crtv S ?w r Oct. 1st. Cuto 3 bdrm. A P A R T Mi e E n t s jnling for offico 01 No smok»>g.I ^7 - 3 8 0 8 ■ Daik bay Tobian /ItaifdMr Soi'ii '£ S “S . o a O a i loroo d»d(. foncod yard. ■7"' . ^ rotoil spoispaco,Locatod at — —— — aeac.S2000 764764-2929 laaiBTTra-jTTT S650. Con 208-345-2145 ♦ lerom c's Prem ier Housin}Jing Com m unity « Hwy, junciunclion 24 & 25, — — — ^ J M y CJ1S51'. ori:-To-e/303-s ^ grdcscC fcf to mako application, I HORSES - Tonesso ..o ip J.ilW S l.*"«>ln g 09 low os S200/- I zr Itegg Or» 3^- Brcnd nrw * Fnrr|i[y rinctnM • Uifjr dudos utUibos. Fo. ■ B Q ^ H er&MesojnFoxID.Trt»a«5 JB iT T T iy V lS A cr JEROME Lo doon 2 bdrm. l.2.iJW toom.p..i Dtion con 436-3604, I t O g rViricuUureA t AC ages S prcpr«=es C rsa cCa^=?ttj-oer C s ______no pots, stovo. S47S/mo. ■ Idlr Appliincrd Kllchrm ■ Nilurj -Wally or Sylvia. " B H Call6S6-700£ S s O i3 lolo r: n D s e ______732-8872 leave mossogo. ■ W»hn/DrT«rlk»p« aUitln) ■ Cmlral Uundry fMlUlIn ■ Crnixr«ixjAirCo«<«il<.»U<>I TWIN FAIFALLS-1*t.3 ------^ HORSES. Thsrou;ougnstea : JEROME doon, 5 bdrm, ■ CsmmunJrr/PJ'lr ■ IwinrBinniCmln Q monthSIS trtr«o. 525 sq. n. A 7"01 0 ' bay geism g. geigerjtie-' Uaiiyar |B.^CU5T0M ER 1 PJL80Z548 3 both, tamily rm. no pots auito located on ■ UVESTs t o c k kJdS, 13 yrs 013.la. :S2.000 : c r o e r t r m i STXlmo. 732-6872/msg. A(/ilww «■»f 2 83303 orses; Flashy. _groon broke. OXJ Sc » » i 1'' -^ JEROME- 3 bdrm homo, For mere inform*lion 4ik] ijjpllc;plicilion Cill .124-057:. wn, Froo90Util.S495/m0,12 W ARABIAN Hors lityt V arious a goodVd s norsOTM, only doan. good neighbor- ft>r lhe hwrinR Impaired. TDD* l-a aso roq, CaU 734- Show qualit] tCOd.S460.Cofl 324-3232, . ™ 7 .m,4-F10am-4pmT ofio* 678-494949[Monto) 141H .S1500 734-7541 73 0 8 TImevHewi, Twin Falli. Idah

0 CUSTOM Topper, rod I SAXOPHO>H0 NES lor salo 7 I B4G PRCRODtKX LIVE TREES WAK EH)-WANTED7 I VAJ4AHA-Big Whool, 200 o o so Irom. From ' Fall cJosJoanup i©lo3a.Scn«.* 4 " cc. good condition. $f200.I. ■ foralonobo*.S175. T H E A C E S; (ON BRIDGE^ Bobby Wolff ' s°i 99°95' 95 Idaho Colrt 'Caa32&?6-3303 a t ?ypes Cal 206-7J S S I I COUibTlBLES Cail 326-4516,______Call 733-7137. ' Galleries. RIES - Ftesn. LOVESEAT ■.sn.:n :built-in 8 0 T T L E S . Jim Beai wn-423407»----- t«!-W-C*S-73t-734-37?7 f-l■ant«d-lO-t>uyr6el^ - FOUR WINDS-92 e-'V;----- "Lijc for the Europeana n IS a c a - N OOUTH I 09»A~| 819 VcfyBerrfnyFTTns a^erSpr^ traao Cafl 733-7386,!r I BOATS“& camper. Solf cont.. sheW- - Tccr; far pic American, il is a /io 2- ^ ‘ 4 lOFFJCEICEEOUIPMEMT ------— ------— I AC^’SSOHIES or. AC. 3-woy Wg„ micro- • tnlosha:p>«I ’ PACK N PLAY, M v v m . POTTERYWAMTEi ard" V' A Q 0 3 I & SSUPPUES ROMEiMcbii wave, hydraulic Jacks, e A $7 00 Ou. prcked.pri btm ) tX ie s & ff* »« ra b c d » .Ros«villo. Hull or Similarsami FIBERFORM 15'. 89 50’ low hitcfi. lie downs. Exc. — M aryMy McCarthy ♦ ^ RUrgosoloctionol I .xmtairwrs 324-37853i ______0*1736-2812813 p o u ® ry . P l e a s e0 ccj all hp Forco^trim & till, new» cond. S6900/offof. Days. ------206-734-3727. ■” >»” iditionod copiors. T p irir^ w l intertor. S22Q0.733-5129 934-4485. eves. 934^ 12 395 1 yo.v warran- »LES at K rte, PEL L E T STOVE. WEST e a s t ^ 5 saehesPoar:.. C ai 702-7S:m II2BI2S SPORTS • Old sportiilorting RSERFORM Ooan. seals• PR O SPEC TOR'84. 9 ft, Soulh‘s bidding w asJ likelik a well- * K Q J 10 7• A 9 c S 2 • ■ tyavaiUSklUSlo. Can 734 9938 N o ^ r i n c s ------— ■ good Items. BasebanbijObats six.lowmilo3,75hpJotvi. slido-ln. hydraulic jocks, hit tcc shot. His fairway:ay shot gol v J 8 4 V K 10 7 5 Call ClassliasslNed. 733-0C2C, available ” 11 6 mrw"ct P«A»OSO*CH-C-Cafl733- 4grovi».Any4aUsporsports, son motor, asking $850. self MnL Ready for hunt­ his sidu lo the corrcctt ga gam e. U n- ♦ 4 ^ 3 V/o'tetaadtaadywhenyouatel Costco& 7rn nessa?* - 734-97S3. ash tor Oavo3ave Call (2oe) 655-4150. ing. good cond,. S1.9S0, canyon 8 a fortunately, his dcdnrer•er |play w a s * Q 8 7 2 * A J 9 C ^ FIBERGLASS 14' lishing1 Call 366-2627.______820 everyday Available:.! A PLAYHOUSE ani not as good. H is'sec o nidsholland- d sl and kid's boat, good shapo. Evin-• SECURITY TRAVLER sell OUTH- I PETSrs «& SUPPLIES Keitey Caro.rden Cemei, »cii-t.,oke ponjony, 324- rude 25 hp (rxtods work), cd deep inio a sa n d trap . canning peac com., cab ovor campor. 'P- , » A :acnes. peari. iSiSkMvemessa Incl. irfr. $400.543-0901 South look his spajpade acc. y q AGLE poppies, plums, ncoarUrmes. S43 4 - . . — ------30-06 tt«"270t R Reasofv ‘ ...... SHELL fitjorglass. fiia lorw------uphoJsJory. carpot. battbry' bod Chevy PU, 324-6836 turned a spade, whichch d u m m y CHESAPEAPEAKE Bay Rc- ______^ aa^yerced 423-S3-5788 I . — — I & extras. S2000, ruffed, and Soulli casl;ashed the Vulnerable: Both)lh triovors.rs, IAKC papers 4 ^ p,, Can 324-1487 eves. m os Old. old. portoci ago 10 ■ ri.iv SALHOM Tract heart ace and ruffed aI heart,he hop- Dealer South "g ;;" I AlvailOTORCTCLES 905 starl this soason 4 to 1 WAFfTEDD TO BUY I s r a r c i Caa536-: J POLARIS jot skis 650 SL& ing for a miracle in th.ilsII suit. Wilh ^ g u n s w f ^ ^ ' males Iott. RING PACK w A > fT E D -a l«—— i — HARLEY-90 Sport!o n s - 750SLondW.trlr.S6,500. no miracle. South hadid c only o n e The bidding: 532-4717'7?7o.«'f"?17‘^717 0.431-4717 BABYCARRn an amouni 0 . p a n , c a l b o a rd tcr.Hugger. lOK mi,,..can- cai 720-3114 or 788-4979 BERETTA - 9 mm. (3) IS more chance — he had lo Ing. an 5001I 3 x ^ 8 2 3 ard Call dy plum, many oxlralira s '•. . round mags, holstor. 200 ;v c sI . N o rth E a s i CHIHUAHtAHUA- Aaornble 7 *“*“ * • ______SCSOQcfter 209-38M9eW985 ^ I rounds of ammo, $475/ club nee with West. It wa D bl. 3 A wook oldojj.mato,s200.c c a i ; reasonaA'« . !d d u m m y s , , 60 WAHTEDTOBtTTi ------i ^ 0 4 olfor. Contender Bairols, be. East's ace captured d 5 ♦ All pass 423-5792. I CAMPERS/SHELLS 10’ 2 2 Homot. SIOO. t4*. club king, and the gameme fell one — — ;— — lage tJo se to cui ISE PUG 7 monm CAM PERSH^:ELLI s i 9-> Kjmbcrlyat20e eond. 7-30 W alors.SllS.Boitis . , . . CHINESE 1 ^ 1 ALPENUTE. now '97. 10' s h o rt.- Opening lead: Spa.p a d u k jn e oidfofnaionaloStOO 438-5522 Chevy • CaN S590. «-.SS pistol scopo 2 V.0(. SIOO. South's approach shothot was >11- — ^ campor. miciowavo. air.• 423-5565 or 731-5565. ■ HONOA'82Aero8p a o elect, lacks, quoon bod. conccived. Before plnyin 5E PUGS Adorable ______WAKTED T OUYigbarv ^ Scooter. 1300 actual mi yins either [SiDwffilTIITHEACES sSIJb S16,500.788-4979 ' BROWNING 22-250. Qut hearts or clubs, he shouho u ld h a v e uLarcrrmMr S^ws. also oldId docks e OIC co n d . 326-534 09IS11 now. Call: Barrel, Boss system, ruffed his .spades. serscnalPC P>eas<»Ctf 206-73.I-73&821D cays or 326-5257 evesves ANGLER '96 • 8' cab Ovor< Leopold scopo 3.5X10X- At irick tw o. S outh sh o t DACHSHtSHUND puppies. low'w^.n39CS WANTED TO Bl JT— camper lor shortlxjx pick- 40. Bari XIII. like now. BUYsm HONDA- 1985 XR60I up. seU-cont.'Viowor.ioi- spade in dummy. After:trca™ he Ja So«,h ,.o,ds:^ . „ . „ ' AKC, sm Calicos>08 326^5Ca ' r ” overshot. Self contained. serls dummy's 10. Thislis losesI lo ------n o u se -“ u5t co«tco« good E*pre»s. new w,1ow mi ' Gaa & etec- rofrig. & air. matic. rit) barmC perfocl! S370aor offer. 438-8791 E ast's jack, b u t E a s t is stuck.stu If he East Southh Wc.st North free knioiiittens. 4 months CLARINET war.a-.ied«t«v &«-595ier5»34 S10C0/OffOfCaae25-5012, S400. SEIKO, 7mm mag. Pa.ss I’ass old Perse rsonalliy plus! used ctarmcn e lm c « c e i ------scopo. vory nice! $500. leads a spade, Soulh enjojnjoy.'iaratf ^ — — - HONDA TraJ 90 (2). 75 b o r n f r e e 20' mg axloI R ease coll 208-788-2568- Ploaso• can208-326-68l4call c o n d Pleasecali i c WAHTEO TO BUY S6S0, S79S 700 Goo andsluff.and if East leadsads a heart 34 H al. W camper w/ AC, generator, e game-go- ANSWER: Spadladc a c c . T h e club f r e e kitier . V.efler 4 gon,, caJI 654-2028 both w/showor. SISOOI ESTATE AUCTION o r a club, hu b u ild s Ihe gi ------~ T — s»n£arpccery aA!3i:» p» v lead IS attractiveive. but it's best lo 7 wooksks oOld pieaso call CLOCKS wamc _ -gg finn. 734-4723/734-0849 Guns, jewelry & furniture. ing \rinner in dum m y. ers S kiJcfter*.:n Items HONDA. Shadow. 81 1796EldridgoAvo. ay in clubs gd a look at dumummy. Sincc open- 2Q8-733-7:13-7744 Clocks Anfia-Owcfsaf>l003 Please c»t2C8-73^-734.73CW 700CC. 11.750 m». Oui( Note the correct play i ion 10* parts. ------CANOPY nowor topper (or 10:30 a.m.Sot. O q 4 .1997 cannot lose. If W esl has5 theIh queen cr has promisede d w e ird dislribu- f r e e kinoninons. white a gray - sale. $1600 678 8235__ small PU w/front slidor. lOi;: d«T«dv. J — , REMINGTON, 270. BDL, and jack and splits, dumiummy cov- tion, il m ay be: vital *0 grab your & whuo, fr } 326 5467 ■ O201 ^ KAWASW91KX125^ P,Q.Pn b la c k w /sm oko g lass m . a b i e ,,% g r ';.inroir;. ------luEOICALSUPf ^ E». window!!, S175- 733-5129 modol 700. Excollont ers and East i? in the sasar m ep o .si- tncks on tn e riin. JPPUES c ra jt pipe & sJcnccr E - condition. $3Z5.00. S iam e)se se . box trained. DINING TABUUNWANTED ^ ■ I traptast»:SlB0073S-86S tion. /Vnd if E ast h a s Ihotic /A-Q-J o f _ >•8692 Ono call - wo’ll do II alll' Ploaso call 733-0903. Cail734-e:14-633 8 nardwooa emrlining room ta MOWN PULS) ------Oasilliod. 733-OMt;. clubs, he is in the sam e; traptra , TV estal W o o * OXniETEREH |KTM'93 550 MX.e.ie»C. ______. ' FREE-to(?c0 good homo. Co.- ITS Pteaiccall S300 Cal536-21fi-2076 cond . S2.000, Call 73 . SHARPS, 45-70 Lovor- ' CtnrjtM ItJJ. lntl>90 FREEZER, uprrpr.gns.»^1 WHEELCKAIr” aapeeie. |SUZUKIl98S2304whet■rhecl- os cnly. LEER TiborglassI stainless scope 3X9. Toko ien. in 5C8II posy c5“.ai». s:ceoe n se at et.runsgood.SlOOaoilcloiler cam p o r sholl lor smollI both aCabolla's gun caso STOVE, Hoi Point, blnck & MATTRESSES. M King siW .' f~ * A \ y F re e 10, a :good name. :an326-»S55 1ws-* w c « t« i 324-0358 32 1 Cail43S-85lO . long bod PU. 934-8621, is includod. 208-823-4821 whiio. wil 501! (Of S250 Of ' Hotoltolums.I SIOO 0 SOI. i r \ A . b l a c kK ULAB, 2 yts old boslollot. Call733'01S0. J 734-0081- Ploasoicaiir05-735-}GS2. call ------MATTRESSES. Ouoon \ ,N SHORT HAIRS. 8 0 4 I “ sizo, H010I rotums. S130 YOUR * how winners Sian- BUILDIHG MATERIALS | • C.1II734-8001..( ______J yt i - \ od malo0 bornt>o 5-5-97. New / 1 / J l,llcr9-7-9--7-97 Lois ot rets ___ TIMBERS. 4X6 up to 22', SOFA S & LOVESEAT ippet. S300-3S0 -----_A ffcl I ^ usod corrlQatod moiai Country i bluo w/mauvo S TIMEMES CLASSIFIED 3UIS now, will save 12'*26’.C7Q-5463 poach I small lloral print. nDEPARTMENT u.iwoan«j.nea. Call 324 5082 0.1k irim on curvcd Mcks - _ BUSIN]lE S S & WOOD SHED Qxl2w/win- &\ logs, baroly usod. S400 208-734-5S38 g e r m%N a n SHORTHAIR: dows S skyhto. barn lod & (or i sot. Tnnnodcowhldo — “ T 18 . shois. whilo. seso. 734-3135. rug, , brown & whito, S75. ASS BLOCKS -A g-c.it ^“ adT'^SI. S125. Call 733- M a — M ~ 1 (Call 734-0330. fujy y . 50*(rom remodoi, ^r>,iBfnvslays ask lor Bind I 805 ------5150150. Oak ontortairmont ?— Coil 7J3-0W I cext 1 /or more informationion or your scrvicc r c p rc jc f•iJ it ta tiv c I CAMERAS &E0U1PMEKT SOFA Hido-a-bod. RCA cometnior. S200. 736-0720. GERMAN,N ShorUulr-By>S, consolo TV. 2 bluo swivol ______■ old malollo Exc hunter. ------rockofs. Mountain climb- | Ouy.f. wwD. trado. Wto - daul- ,015 $250■250 734 7411 A - C O NIKON - FE2 35 mm’SLR. ' OUS-Tl-CAL CON)NSTRucnoN T a & lots moro. Exc. cond.. ing ' machine. 734-4771 ( fle(Jod Is Iho ono place you ------LAWN & TREE *“ TREE S875;oltor. 324-0099. — ” ------; c-mon t do It nH. GRAND) MASTtFF-pups.M/ & DDRYWALL CARE SERVI ^ SOFA SLEEPER• now;------AKC Boaul«aut lawn, brindle *S&S Dairy lUNTAIN BIKE. Schwinn ‘ " " I lovosoat-sizo I sloopof. tan j MOUN iQldS 734-4459 \Vtrytry caJ no r e r ’ C o a s tn jc tio n * , Amelerican Maintonanco , Ploaso choch your ad lor] in i color. S200. Ploaso call! P'O"!rontior. rock shock, nard------deserve the tesS Backr COLORADO BLUE used! Paid SSOO. Son LABS-Cho<:hocolBte & Black BOB'S E Kknoe work, wetdmg. Tree•eeWmmln^alWdoorxv 6 J cotioetnosa on tho fitstj 734-4900 ' or 734-4770. i 'V I'S SBESTORYVVALL a x a corrals, water Mowing » & edging, SPRUCe-AUSTRIAN - '(.S360.Cnli,324-75S5 .....AKCpupsups .Gio.lt lamily 4 ; ____ _PINE(7;-V1') Quality ------xlay-UiaUU)jn8r-a«-Th«J.p= 3uaiffy-Besi«aTC5— ------a rr*s. « buSSrgs (tushos:------•rosidcntiai-'commorctal.rosi ------7 ------r WE BUY & se X T ectates hunimn dof S'.«s,dcw- ; , ^ . F Slock, roasonablo rates. Timos-Nows ts not ro-j ” 'EN/RA-NGE • GE, soil ya„od etc JFREEESmnATES ReJs avaJ. . SeniorSer rates! Froo est. o, sponsiDIo (or oHors oltorl' Call AAA.734-4567 or OVEN .etc 208-366-7910 ; t Planiod with mechanical 1 •800-770-4560 (onnlo. : clearoaning (2) window ACs Bob @73*^003 FtttEatbttatas.F 326-4522 that limo.______I _ t^ W l Of 737-7243 or ------spado. 543-9081 — Boatoauty snop equip: Dry- MALAMUTE:LTTE AKC male. 6 :OUSTICAL 4400 N l 754 E Buhl 2 ' orsrs >1w/manicufo soi-up. mo old,d, great gi markings. ML»vJ M E D IC O HoSORTHVIEWTREEFARM lam poo chair & hydraj- $300 :all C.ili 735 8769. D R CUSTOM 808 I I HEATING 4 IRYWALL C COMMUNICATION I ------FABIg M S E R V lC E S AGIC VAtXEY MEDICAL AIRCONOmONING ____ MALAMU'MUTEpupp.os k-1 DRYWALL------SUPPLY AND OXYGEN ^ DEVICES I I OL TABLE. I ’ jso tso l Beautilulllul S200/on All ^E E SERVICES POOL Ihang«g.tas«i5.& Tb*lheOWHomeShop odCmMedcakllncutano) -LXl RADIO EQUIPMENT. HEATPUMP. S1200, 2'A q jiisticks. 2 sots o( balls, maskedd 543-5162 5- eves ' 734-0600 Tvfin Falls umg SQ. ^ onncr - Oniwjrlarm, C 436-6566 Mini-Cossla . — SC50550. Call 208-934-4736. 1-600-303-0602 Idaho SiSolving Magic Valloy ’50. Call 543-8026 ______]733-3579 CiJC»B »W W 5 or Wood Rivor Volley 809 I I 50-^143 ------orwhorevor I LAWN & GARDEN RREMEMBER per"sianN «cais need lovmg AD P I D m O N S ------MEDICAL , COMPUTERS I I ThatIt binhdaybi ad you placed homos,. variousvo colors & o I FREE ESTIMATES 1ST CLASS CURBING somo sor limo ago in The ages. Call::all 825-5402I S£!i DECKS FENiiNCES DECKS INSURANCEl± __ 324-8463 48S.DX4 IOC 24 mog. „ i/nos-A/ews’ Nowistho ------RAM, 050 HO. CO ROM. •Landscape ^ OorflwSpccialrsf • Timo t A W N I N G S FBSE Estimates! umno o' to como pick up Vour POMERAN)ANIAN.2AKC ALPVCCECONSTRUCnON ~ ~ edical insurance tiling & sound card, 15* monitor. . s.roadyll't.musf Fi oblom solving. Including -|-p SGOO Call 733-6774. Contact Rod - 678-0514 ; piepicluros. Stop by Tho puppies, ro F aBtsherf C -ustom er Sorvico Dept s o c to aapt p p 'ocaio' Call MewK (5n the tmo !c< a Uodicaro & Champus. i-Q. AAA rotoiilling, blado woik. today!______543-694343 NBtf£lVat^J4«n. C alFFaYouFreoEsamato a 3wor to yrs. exp. For ftoo PENTIUM 166 MMX 2/2.6 ^wood & mow. Now pasiu- . shone consultation. Cin- DALE’S TREE UMB OlQ, 24 X CO-ROM 33.G ' odeiirtg oroeA OnAn A •Quality Fence* CHIPPING. ros. MV aroa m 326-4631 RIOINi)ING MOWER. Soars. 7 PUPPIES-S - ^ o g ct-oc. 7 3 W 6 3 ______Serv 3orod>0 CallC 326-3123 » B A C )5Umalos. Coll /20fl;734- ongino, mowor, l.iwn vac- _____1 VCKHOE & “ Sh /a n d y m a n ~ REMODELING R E 2742 or (203)733-3123 810 1 Iuum, utility CR't, (oitilizor RUSSISSIAN Sable Siolo, RABBITT CCAGES aulo COIDNCRETE 7AWORKOFART; FIREWOOD 'spioador a blado P.ick- $60C500; AC/OC 1 3 'color w ator footfeeders, breodei Harx:,fl»n Sennces Thompson's TRIREE SERVICES !tc All or part 467- T reats Concr«*4C< Badi- mJJT ago doal, S2400/ot(or TV.V. lusod I mo.. S150: oil docs, otc > TW Repa«: EJectncal. alnting ft Remodeling . FIREWOOD. Pino, SCO por CCall Mark Quttor, 730- polntlngs. o ir S65 & up: 2J77a(tor(tor ( 6 pm. Ron hoe Sertovtae AJtypesol -»Ttirg. light carpentpy. Uuaj'iluality Exporioncod Work FAMIVMILYTREE SERVICE cord. Ploaso call 2400 < dnys or 324-9545 7’ mmm Mausor coilocloi ------concrelceie wOfX. s e w m- W-rSrq FREE No Job Too Small Sonerving Magic Valloy/Sun jm . S200/ol(er Ploaso RABBITSrSfor-saio f Com siallaiorion ind. Free £sJ c s m 20B-324-11G5.______J aCorOp.m. .turn. >TaUTES’ 733-0966 'Ftoo Estimates - /alloyVali aroas also ind. NV. 1II208-734-6754 lod.S3»on>ea 0.111436 4789 EmeryyTfwrt-731-4SS4. 1 (208) 934-5343 •BoomTruck • B Chipping WOOD SPLITTER - gas HAILEY Nursory will buy { ^ 524 0f73M 323. ^EA • Stump Grinding hydraulic. Noods som o 10-30' i S p rocoor Pino iTENTNT - 20 X20 Army su(- ROTTWEILtEILER • puppies EATING & AIR losS 2 malesle'is D l l ______%1lSIODicouni for Soniois wo'k, S475/o(tor tioos. I Call 700-3161 or I plus:lusa moss tent. SSOO. 2 lomales i USINESS COIO N D m O N I N G ------j >0-656-8750 or 326-4097 Call 733-1408, 934-4634. E j 1/33 yd.y d ec comcni mi«- ,tsl. shotsjis 'Call 733 5594 ROOFING ^ ------; c ru : ERVICES yVWTOOTH SHEET (EILER/WOLF X ------PROFESSIONAL I 5 J iii I i (irsi shots, tails -nNrWIN FALLS UETAL " aang AC RefhgeraDon ROOFING a COATINGS FURNiniHE & CARPET I EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 1 d. S75 324-5117 PU>LAN ROOM , 7^ TREES-R-US ,50“ F ,o ™ r s S ? " “ ' r»WMl Br« residorttjal 733-7221 o r 326-5857 c ob*31orG*ncTa!s. orving Minl-Cassla & MV BBO ORILL, SGO. 2S ‘ SEARS SE - Primo(it ski ma- ' _____ Call[ 423-5212 SCHNAUZEUZER- Mm'atuio (206) 733-85*8 . :ommotdal. residoniial. wwacarssswpi- _____- Buildup rools. Most minor Stump Removal ■ Tolal RCA TV, S 275. E lo c . chino, c usod vory liltlo. w h f p AKC,.*,.,., lEELS for solo. Nuopor loaks repaired in 24 hrs. Jindscaplng • Specialize stovo, S145 Rovflng ma- S 250 or bost ollor, Coll OM E H E A L T H n spraying wood shako Chino. S75. Call 543-5304. 3 > S S 3 ;S " 32-«-2302.______I rlaino " ' at Audio Ware- SHELTIE-IE- 4 yr lemalo. ______-CARE ______tooloois • Free Estimaios H-5391 - 678-4182 eves 8 E 0 doublo w/bookcnso ^------, h oouso. u 734-2000 or $150. FtooFi( Sheltie X PARPIPET&VINYL ^ AND & GRAVEL — lioadboord, lool Ooard. ■ 0 1 7 Trove■ovor nl B29-50G2 puppios & WK) HOUE HEALTH MISC FOR SALE 1:077:7: TAIXftTlOW «ANDHOSPfCE TREE mntlross & springs. S60, ■ > 0 0 3-4 cords cut & SHIH TZU:U AKCA reg malo. ------5 ; DELIVERED Call 734-3019.______andrepars 75*-W-W61 T«f*t Fans . TRIMMER S PUBLIC SERVICE }M1. SBS/cord: Rango. 3 yrs old,)ld, groat( Wllh k-ds, 30 yrsexpenorcoyr. 436-!36-5855 UsvCassia iravel. sand & lopsoil for ocl. whilo, SISO; Mon's $200 Call:an G70-7320I Call 421 5432273 BuW lnvoways,po/kino lots, otc. BEDROOM SET. tIvo MESSAGE ; ross Countiy ski polos- — 121-0051 (local •» 5 rou can had too. Cmv/St/M l<3V'iiVo/rTree- Vowr Choice th M*oSuC^y U« ploco. pIno. SSOO. Call Thoro aio no '(roo lidos’. ; IN HUSKY puppy ______UcdicaraWedicaid u'SoNORTHWEST CO. INC NAJAAj & powor lino cortl- «0IS, SSO 734-3135. SIBERIAN K ______- CertSirtSedUsnsedBorxJcd 324-5333.______Boloro B you do businoss ^ '°------° ° malo. SSOiSO toI good iiomc f% 733-1234 lOd. 20 yrs, oxpor, • Rofs. Wllh a company, chock it > ------— ------1 Can 324-674-6718. iv msg CLEAN ^ NawraJyRccognaed a» _____ Quality Guaronlood! COtiCH - Floral, rust & out g Wllh tho Bollor Dusi- ■ *3me Hoaim Loaders q i j brown 7 It. couch & rust _ WINPQWS i r ^ SHARPENING atlerTreeSiYard Care noss Bureau For (too in- ' Im UlUSICALIH^UMEmsI S ^ lome Grown in tdaho 734-1326 swivel rocker. S75/both lormntion about avoiding 822 I' SERVICE — Rorol fust & brown iron- trnvol/vacation ,, scoms. ORG/JGAN - Lowfoy'Oobut. 'ItO O L S£MACH /U 1N ^ RODLEAKS WWOOWS HOIO M E R E P A IR doll daybod, S25, 37 yds. „ 3roat lor toginnors. or : f c - —— — VAlACUUM SALES wiito to Iho Fodoral Trado Oro SETS, (2) Cralts- ^ Wood Rrvt ' JOHItOHN-S SHARPENING of gold csrp«t. $ 100. (3) Commlssior», r Wnshing. morooro advancoaf CompuU CHISEL Sc l M j r - 1 ^ VaUey rAY«S'ssoN coK sntucnoN SERVICE & SERVI CE poIr ihormol lino, tsulior- rite d rhythma. digital ' man woodxxJ lathes,I S40oa | Rosidonwnt«>l - Corrrmsfoal AltfsBftJsesol Const No iob Complete Con sharpening. ton, D,C.. 20580, or call call 208-736 8210 . Froo E a cup in color, floor to coil- Iho National Fraud Inlor- volCC>lcos.S6000 price new. . Ploaso call il •• CaJRooa: itjgorsmalRcmodcis. Carbido Carl a. Steel sows, ELECTROLUX ing dropos. mochtno ' ' malionContor. ~ ^ 423^578 «« n s. doors, windows Oipp(lippor sharpening-repalr. 'Vacuum cloonors, woshnfiio, (1) poir Ttt.XO ,. SHEARER-ER -31t hydrauK, ^ i-eoo-e7G-70co. ______Call 7 3 4 ^ 2 5 , gygQ Eutoctie acetylene ; ------—— . «n»a«i«»1un5.25 yrs 141 1. Brackon S IS ^hampooors. central vacs. rt.. S25, (2} pair 12'^ It X — sptaytr.gM,S125 I C L t iper &re‘1 OfiO scr Carpentry. All homo Eir moro Used ve y , Bondtidod & insirod repai 0(to) hours Mon-Fri. , rocking choir. S40 — M UST soil by Oct. S. m uch mor W3M inside & out. 10 O'fi WEDDING SHOP CLOCK • wall, chiming. FREE,'iE dolivory ■■S70-27U tittlo. Collall 208-734.703921 i Rosidontuntial & Conrnemal yrss eipc> Fnw osamatos. amtol2 & 1 to5:30pm o ’ Co^324->e02 CL al.aan>-t2 & 1 pm-4 pm ^mis and Soils: Wodding, batlory oporntod. wood------— ! ______r7 3 4 « 7 2 ::afl Cia Doct 733-7S43 Sat. 8 lifdosmoid & Homooxning NO - Hamilion uptight, A j Sun 10am-2pm y^jU, OININQ ROOM SET. an- Cic o b in o i, S75 Soo to PIANO 823 I r'oik 'oils. Slips, Bros & Shoes liquo mahogony. Duncan oiopprociato, Cnil 543 0026. MochKhaniiMlly good eond; ■ w .B .p , )NCRETE ^ S C A P IN G — S% Off On Invitations. ilorlor shows youth. ,1 HETY FOODS ^ JT hl. STUMPS & ^ Phyllo. 6 choirs. Excol. ------— oxioi SERVICES CONSISIBUCTON ^ •33^838-210 5. Main cond. $000. Call 733-6S19. DCDOG HOUSE, modlum $300.■00. Coll 324-2099. yCor«r«taLLC & *H Home R epairs WELDING FURNITURE - Pino bod- C XRD. Rod S Gold- . Foundaii OF MAGIC VALLEY room8Ol.S150.Dinlngta- PIPionso can 208-73C-4042. va ♦ extra< oqulp. for extra au>ns. OmvK-ays TreeTr5 Tnrrtng. Sprinklers. OF icious. 30 tb. bo> Sido laitoigiNewLftwns. !Froo esUmates. I bio w/0 choirs. S280. Call - - jundSrocoidIng idow3iks.ett. Haift K&J Wolding ...... S5.?0 'Ab% bushol, S4.00. Stampinpod&Cokxed Wod/odowtiatyoucnnT? TeiryCarpentor Itrlgai 543-5065. 0'^DIO you hnow you could possll gallon. Aluminum. Fabrl- ______bl buy Avon through Iho ; ------______whilo thoyloy Ilasi. Pole Uno Conereie. C Free Fi Es6malOsf uitloo & Qonoral RopaJr, MATTRESSES. Full oizo I mall? m Call lot a (100 ao- PtANONO Holtloom mahogn- Rd. W toiol900E.Rightto li FrooooEsunaus. 73*-3322-D*y« 73J r 420-0771 InsInsured - 20 Yrs. Exp, for $M, lioiol rotums. CoJI 1 Churo. cf Avon 000:000-I ny' uupriohl | w/ ornoto 4500 N,I, w£ watch lor s*gns. Darriirrin 7XS4t3 ' '7344l« « 4 8 1 . EwMtlnga • ____ ^TmAbbOtt 734-7919 423-{3-5375 or Cell 731-3008 734-0001. ' 8016 (Ind, Rop) ; cnrvinrvinga. S750. 734-3831- Ploasocallcall I208'S43-81(». i ______MwMondiT. Stptombet 29.1997 Timet-^frWtpw. Twin Falls. Idaho C-9

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PONTIAC ’89 Grano — Pin WAS *8995 > 4 8 8 roof rack, 13K mi., oroat ■ 1005 S280Q'o»l'o»or.423-6947ovo ------FORD '87 Taurus, Iwto S^O 2 dr AT. PV/, PB. PS Cond..S3e.OOO. 788-2665 I ------JEEP, W agoneijnoor. 1975. or irado 4 door. AC. AC AT. ■ AC G riM rc.ir'S 229£ ANTIQUE AUTOS CHOrvM 19932500 Silver- $900.00 orr bbe e s t ollor. $1750 543-8948 295 I 1 9 9 0 DOD>DGE GRAND CARiRAVAN SE FORD COBRA.'9 1 ,4 6 0 I & & COLLECTIBLES «x4. PS. PB. AC. Ploaso can 208-:!08-736-»642. ------!______, Can 208-733-8465 ------^------FORD 88 Escort F ~ Slock »S212 motor, 28'. C Class, pod- HEVY-57 Bolair 2 dr.. ' PONTIAC 93 Grand Ar ostal bod In bock. 30K ^athfirxlor XE. good cortd^w $12 W A S * 8 9 9 5 ...... »51, Siartod rostoration Loadod. oxc.. ■ c>ce< cond Also luii-si^ ^ 6 . > 4 8 8 mis. Solar panels. P*! ;c.. 38K mis. bcsiolfer. CaP 734-1 ; campcrsholl, SlSO Ca $28,000, 208-324-6747 iramo oil. no o n g in o . cHEVY-8-/- W. VS. auto. PS. $18,500 or trado•ado 733-7280 ------SieOO/ollor. 4030rc^ard pn *400 ------FORD. 92Taiffus.6,65.000 1 536 5636______^ 1 9 9 2 DOIODGE GRAND CCARAVAN HERITAOE.19B4.CIassA X Dr.V W , 735-6463 Sei3 n” "iS=AN-95XEX EPU , 4x4. m ilos G ro a t cai ____ low mi., (iborgi) l ^ l o r I poHTiAc 1985 6000. lo' moioihomo. 6,2 GM dio- _ ^ orglass shell. $5 900 Call 536-271 •g l^ Slock •.■>087 3RD'64 4X4 V, T pickup CHEVY.’Y. V. ion. 1973. 4 oxtras.$12,300.JOO. 732-8872 ------' mles.AC,PW.PL.Sl50( 801. gonorotor. low mis. , 5 spd. : C.1II 678 9098 Ooafl. S16.500,324-J249. whool1 drivo.dr oxcol. mi,------— CEO 1991 Slorm, 5 ___ W A S * 8 9 9 5 1 9 8 8 S 2 V-8, Now liros. mako chanicalical shapo! Ploaso 13, robout mo- auna. PS. PQ. ^C,AC new i — I oflor.iffer. Call 324-8445 ovos. ;1750. Ploase ties. 67,000 rms 73535 8416 PONTIAC. '87. 4 dr ex( 90S ------i-2758 ovos — ------cono. runs (jroai Bargai— 1 9 9 3 F4. Lc) 1 9 9 0 JEEI POLARIS • 1995. XLT600. nralc Loy- SEMI & HEAVY [ ale. 107.000 m.les, run Stock »5081 long Uock. undor 600 mis. T h e Tim es Nev. ^ „ ■ !ro.H S6500 788 2478. •'94 Y«mah« V-MAX long d EQUIPMENT DODGE-8E '82 4X4 lio n club _ _ „ „ a ■at di cab. RurRuns good. S3SOO. 7 PU. 5 Spd. guaranteesto to s e l l ------W A S * 9 9 9 5 ■„...... - ...... - 1 ...... 9 8 8 Uaek.i.200mi3..w/iitt2- IACKHOE c 580B. C a so , :an call 32^4606. extra doan.Can Can 629-5669 « mcrchancJis.ise SUBARU-86 GLS 4x-l piaco itdilor. Call 733- I , i_ '7 ; new tiros, sieroo, 5 spc S7.000. Coil 539-6000 ------4X4 OA. cab. autom otive ir ie04doysor 733-191S Jays or 837-6561 evos. DOOGEE .•' 31 Dakota. 4x4. ; AC,,«0,52200 438&S9-£ 1 9 9 0 FORIRDF-150 4x4 XI(LT LARIAT ovw.______BAC» Sspd VG oxt/cab camp- - low*®*' mioago. d a y s a n a re; ODGE -1966 2 ion. good « sNKI» J> o o . 53^.4651, mpor shell. ©State in 15 dd: a y s VW. Ba,a Bug. 60, ^ no. 5tD'’9 t>oor. Stock «5:44 rop cond,, $37,500. Dou- poRD • V Huns good . 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( d with the driving rain over thtl e Dodgers.’ S i,; . if r hole at Valderrama on Sundiin d a y A m e r i c a n s w e r e alm a l ost tears of sorrow, ass thtl e C(>MMi-;vr,\KV I f Los Angeles Dc are desper- A A Americiicans nearly staged the greate;a tc s t W ate enougli Jimlitke I J J com ebatback in the 70-year history of3f thtl e to once again L_ ^ ' R y d e rrC C u p . ms a wet and wild finish to a per-p( pricey little cup^ BnglisliinanL Sam Hydci so’n a T I — J a y U t i o I crusade by Ballesteros th.th a t do n a ted in 1927,:7, th e solution is sim pli- ______b ro u g;ht h t the Ryder Cup to his natiia tiv e f S p a in and ar the European continentnt f< for Annex Austntralia, Zimhiihwe and ■st tim e. ■DULE ■"iSf.'o South Africa.. ’That gives us Grt-n l\—------1 to th e very end, B a llestero s mmac ade ^ ^ N'ormiin. S te v eI! Hlkington, 1 Nick i’rict- I T o d a y ’s SCHEE ir th a t th is w as his R y d e r Cup. und Ernie Els, An\nd maybe for good niea- II ' n though the European teamn w;w as sure, Fiji und Vijiijay Singh, loo. ' ; High school volleyball ‘ a ssu re*d d of retaining the Cup by virtia rtu c Don’t laugh.1. I l’s w o rk f tl f o r tliV t of a tieie 'with three matches still onn tl th e N!VCSat'n-C\ E uropeans. c ourse,!, tthe non-playing captain wantcanted . Counting Siiiidiiday’s 14 !/2-l.^ 1/2 loss, I'ilcr, WcxxJ W \rr at CcJxlinK th e outri,itrightwin. America slill enjcijoys a 2i-7-2 edge in the W'cndcll ac Glenas I'cny A s thousands th of drenched f far a n s series. But sinenee 1979, when C.reai Oakley at Haasen sw armled ed onto the final fairway behirehind ^ Britain-Ireliind beganti drawing players the lastst Igroup, singing “Ole! Olel OOle lel” from the conimeilent, Europe has playt'd a n d mtaking all the lush grass look mmoi ore > High school soccer A m erica even. OvOveriliai span, t'acli side lik e Times im Square on New Year’s EvE v e ,'. w on, o r held unin.10 the Cup by viniieof a B allesterteros was nearly alone in refusirusing . J ; tie, five tim es, UuHut lliey've w alked away, nkttfiehffnia6 to say thth< e R y d e r Cup w as over, w ilh it five of thele last seven, n-makheMicalh F i n aally ll - and fittingly - it w wt os This U.S. teamm wasn’t oiii-giiiuuul so B allesterteros who stepped onto the finalfim I^H jO 'much out-guiuited. And oiit-piitled. pjn. ^ziAtheuir^'^iliaaii^ Tn-m g re e n and a r told Coim M ontgomerie‘ic i to T he Americim.s cicame 10 Spain boasting MrtiaSpJii. concedeic the putt that halved his matela tch seven of th e tu pI didozen ranked players in w ith Sco:icott Hoch and gave Europe a 1 14 H uS ^ the world. Euru r o p e h a d o n e . I'hi.* 1/2-13 1/2 victory. A m ericans ivere.■ ffronted by three of ihe ■‘I t ’s5 a dream come tru ^ not onio n ly four major chailampionship winners, S c o r e B o a r d b c ca u se the Ryder Cup was playeded i in ^ H w S Europe had none.le. ... . S p a in bl)but because we won. We won, B | 9 h Uut that's whyhy they play. Hetause Pro football B n llcstretreros said, brushing aside teaite ars when they ^veree ithrough, Tiger Woods inta21 ./ w ith both 'liim|wH.iyiy ...... o th hands. (M usters chamrnpion. No. 2). Jiisiin cnBaylS Happirpiness nearly turned to sorrow)w cos I> :n \rr2 ‘^ ...... jXtlanni Leonurd (UritisIisli Open, No. 11) and ine»cc24 Balleste;teros watched the Americanc a n s Unitei) States Ryder Cupup teatn playera PMl MIckalion (back(bc to camera), Mark O'Meararaandhli a Duvis Love IIII (PGA, No, 10). had ...... G fccnl : onc of the great comebacks i LvrnviUclZ m o u n t 01 ^ wife Allcia, anil Tiger WoVood, right, watch s i Europe beali»aU tha U.S. to win the cup In SpalIpaln. cashed in exuctlyly 2 1/2 of a pdssilik- I.^ I’insi)iirtJi37...... /r c n n^ o , ,, sp o rts hish isto ry . , points, .vOricms9. ‘'startii W;i\liinKii)n24...... Jjd tv m •ting singles play a seeminglngly injured in their heart,n ,” Ballesteros said. ever}eryone and dominated thehe team Still, the collailapse was deeper than ' N,Y.(;i:mBl4...... jS’cwim(«17 O hopeles!ess five points behind, the th “And they came outIt this morning with mate!Itches - alternate-shot andd better-h _tlint,_I!rymjheJiifirst pluVLT th n u iL-li liie______caf}33 “ A T nericflicanrwon-seven-malcKeTaninrd— theidea'of'playiiTB'liallOTdrTDrd-theylicar^ballr II;------5wi DicKi>21...... Baltiino 12th, thu Europtipeans were jusi pl.iin cinnati 14 halv edI tvtwo others despite getting onlyniy a. Iy look th e C up aw ayy fromI us.” Me;Vleanwhile, the United Statitates got tougher. Their c I')altcr27...... r captain was savvici. • }int from its three m ajor chdmpimpi- U ltim a te ly , it was wi the woy the onlyly 12 1/2 of 0 possible 13 point:mts from their veteranss steadier, and iliai N .Y .JrtsJI...... a n d n n 1 winners this year - Tiger Wood;sods, Europeans camc tog(jgether as a team - Wood)ods, L ove a n d L eonard on th:he e week. enabled the rooknkies to grow up as tliu Q ik h n d iS ...... S t l ^riV i i ar Love m and Ju stin L eonard, an d th e w ay they puttiittcd-thatwonit. Loveivc w as th e lo n e player on c ith;h e e i r te am a d d p iia l'J K;msisQci-2().._...... -Sattic 1 new that the Americans wervere Europe got at leasast one point from to be:be sh u t out. PiePleas'* see LITKE, P;if,e D2 M inncs«a28...... J ’hiladc!

Pro baseball ,thndl !E l''Iway sweeetens IReeves reunionn Floricda R»t2 M inncsK aS...... Q cvrbi N.V. Yankees 7 ...... D cm « ; sasQ cyS 'l'()n>nn>3...... Boston^ H stren^ wukcc6 ATLANANTA - John Elway called plajplay- gthens QliS(tx4■^...... Kamx>( hcimO ing fo r DaD an R eeves ‘'h ell,” a n d th e coaci [);i!dm<>a: 7 ...... Alihrau!hmtx oncefiretired Mike Shanahan, accusing hin 'l'cx:«4 ...... •\nahcin ofin su bbordination. o r »o«l3 Sunday I gripoi)n No. 1 S a ttic X ...... Oakland lay w as payback tim e. Ida? Elway I Cincinrutill...... ^Montna ly throw three touchdown passe:isses The Associated Presress______iu2 and the2 uunbeaten Denver Broncos, afteiiftcr PhiUldphkiH ...... Floridi/ :ubs I buildinglg \a 23-0 lead, held on to defca N .Y .M ra S ...... j\ila n a 2 W h ile th e p If) teams rem ained 5 0 n 4 (F - ll) lIcss A tlanta Falcons 29-21. unchanged fromim a week ago. No. 1 St.U)iiLs2...... QiiCub! Elway and coach Shanahan, thth( e Florida increusetied ils lead over Pc-nn I’itBlnirKli.T...... Hwtstui v i S l y ™^vas a m easure of rev e n g e againslinst State in The Assoisocialed Press’ college l-tanasa)3(I--Il) Reeves, tl ■ G)1(K-.k1o 13 ...... U B/\nfi !, their former nemesis and nownov football poll Sundaday. ------coach ofif tlth e Falcons. San 1))C}?>5...... S in E'tar ^ ^ ■ 1 T h e G ato rs (4-0.1-0), who defeatetl Ktii- I A ll thhree re men were key figures in i tucky 55-28 Satunjrday, received .^li fii'si- highly pup u t b lid zcd feud in th e early 1990s ■ ■ H place votes and 1,71,704 points from th e 70 w hen R ee le cv c s was coach of the Broncosico^ sports w riters andd 1broadcasters who vote ; In brief llway as his quarterback anc J in th e poll, benefits “ lan his offensive coordinator. The ; G olf scram ble be ivas the first time Elway anc did not play Sati Polls-D 2 aall a n h a d faced Reeves, ^nd iiad 25 firfirs t------:— iigh School bas- Denver M inico basketba e r (5 0 ) is one victory sh o n of tlic -ji place votes a n d I,(1,673 points for second a fundraising best star:art in franchise history. The i r h e V • .n place. The Nittanj.ny Lions are at Illinois RUPERT - The Minico Higllet. 11 at 10 ajn. Broncoss werem &0 in 1977 and 1986 anda n d ^ ------i l ! ‘ " -: ketball program will hold a — ^ this weekend. on and includes woundup up in the Super Bowl both times.cs. hen Florida replaced - five-person golf scramble Oct. u e d Atlanta Falcon defensiveback b< Ronnie Bradford (23) breokt i d lunch. Golfers The BroBroncos, onc of four undefeated ikt up 0 pass Intended (or Denver Brc 0, 1, th e C aiors h a d ;^2 The cost is S2S per personbc i assigned to teams inn thtl e NH< a t th e sta rt o f th e day, receNer Ed McCoffroy duririring second quarter action In AtlanIlonta&jj^ay. green fees, cart, priies and lu first-place votes anand 1.699 point.s. w hili: n, contact a bas- were a heavyhe: favorite against the dismal „ ,. the Nittany Lionsshad28firsi'placc h votes can sign up as teams or Ibc school at 435- Falconss (O-S),(( and they jum ped aheadcad forced to go for a fouourth-and-3 at the thirdd period,pi leaving Denver with a : 1.“ ? ? J and 1,675 points, - them. For more information, o me. Falcons 10. Elway liitt Willie\ Green with Iead,‘ai1,'ond the Falcons appeared fini le ss th ain n two minutes into the game. u / . , . T he Gaion; p lay y //Vrkun.sas Sutiirday. I ketball coach at the high sc irpe a scoring pass and Davavis ran in the nvo- when C Elw ay con»nnected wth Shannon Sharpe n Chandler left the game with ' N ebraska (3-0),, 01one of five top 1() icam s : 4721. a k e it 15-0. rem ain y a rd touchdow n, th e lo n g est scor-cor- point conversion to mak aining after severely sprainin,rung h is that did not play SaSaturday, was No. 3 witli Twin Falls Denver pushed its leadle to 234) beforc left ankleanl< ' of th e tig h t end’s carcc r. _ six first-place-voteses and 1,606 |)oints, ’Ilie I six the.midway point of theth sccond quaner Backickup quarterback Billy Joe Toi : Signup starts for (tballTv K H I nish^ with 119 yards on six ToUivcr Comhuskers playr NNo, 17 Kans;is S tate (3- jn’t on Davis’ 13-yard run1 andj another two- gove> theth Fdcons a diance when he , , _ . recep tioons, n ! but Terrell Davis couldn’t 0) Saturday nt L inicoln, a Ncb, forms for TVm j n e cte d ; e l e m e n t a r y b a s k e t b his streak of four straight 100-100- point conversion, ted with Jamal Anderson on j State (3-0) retained its in g irl’s b a ^ e t . j her The Falcons begann their comeback yardI touchdownto pass nith 11:18 rcmrer iun- '' •nVIN FALLS - Sign up for imes. The NFL’s leading rusher RobertScuanJr.'High.Sixth:iksgiving week- npras gives R IS $1.5 millio) Washington, > graders will play at O'Learyur9n.m.-2p.m., J Iowa, which beatat Illinois 38-10, w as No. x la te d PreM______ranking since Andre Agassi, San > games will be played Thanksitop four teams ------H K TnnBH H top ran Sampras n , foUowed by Mid[icliigan State, IJsU. Vir- f e n d . G am es sta rt on th e h o u r 9 said hhe e played one of the b « t m atchItches of ginia Tech, Washinlington State, Colorado. ' onc hour per game. The top ICH, Germany - Pipte Samprasiras hiscarcareer. Kansas -State, Georgia, G Stanford, atrick Rafter a tennis lessonson Sampimpras colleacd a total of 32 mi ■; m a k e playoffs. mts. For more miUion, Alabama, Texas A4\icM, UCL/\. Air I-orcc, :: The cost is SIO per child in ham m erin g the U.S. O p en cham- G than doubling his eomlngs; fofo: r th e Brigham Young andnd Arizona State, > its, S13 out of the city limit: pion in straightstz sets to win the Grand year.'. In oddidon to the top prize mme oney. Clemson (2-2) losost to Georgia T e tii 23- and wire report! Slam Cupip in fo n n a tio n c all 736-2265. ‘ ' W L ( r ! ^ \ h e got v in n in g 20 and fell out of ththe Top 25 for the first 515 milliorlion fo r th e title. Wimbleibledon a n d th e Australian O ppen. en tim e this season, Thrh e Tigers w ere ra n k e d Complied from Btaff and ”1 Samprasras won his first 20 scrvice points BSSglM I Ri^tcifter, who hos soared from thecNo.69 N No.l71«stiveek. '/Vt against thttbe Australian, ranked third in rankinging at the stan of the year, hhas a s lost Air Force, wliichil beat Sun Diego State •I SPORTS LIN»>“■“ &world,ld, th e n rolled to a 6-2, & 4 ,7-5 win i his lastast six matches against the wwo o rld ’s 24-18 in overtim e SiSaturday niglit, moved ; PI0>C0UIC(«KCH5CH001K'^ Ot th e 56i m illion tournam ent, top plajalayer. Last week, Sampras beatleat him in to die Top 25 foror the first time since ti y Sam pras,ras, ran k e d No. 1, took th e secondind in leoicoding the United Statesjs past; one iveek appeararTUice early in th e 1995 set w hen1 hehi broke the Australian's serve Pete Samprei keepi hli eyeej on the ball In A ustralrolia ond into die Davis Cup fina;inal. season, at 4-4 witltrith a passing shot so hard it t was very frustrating for me out In other matchu the flnel of Qrand Slam Cu|InplnMimlch, lups involving Top 25 I olmostknoinodced the racket out of the div­ e," Rafter said. "He's just tooM good| teams Soturday. it’it’ll b c No, 11 Iow a at. | - D 3 a O in g R a ftcer’s r’i hand. No. 3 now , so you com es o u t firing.” and too strong. Tve got to look forirsome- 9 No. 7 Ohio State, N

- D-2. TlmMMiwt. TwlnfaUt.ldtt, Idaho -M tm lty. S«pt«nb«r 29.1997997. . _ . - . _ Mini-GCassia runiners comipete at FHighlan(J1 Litke _ can believe whatever hele • Continued from Di K ite c : Jut that ans^»•er cnm-enientlyly Tho nmB»Wew»______Bobc3bcat girU to set a personal recorKord, ivith a cek recordedd 40^ assists along with six kills u-anis. Bu ills matches progressed.- how the Europeans stormed-d ------— 22:0(5:00 ru n . Marilyn M e re d ith (22;i:’2.17), Chris- and a .556 aitaitack percentage. I t d i d n ’t h a p p ein n Ib y a c c id c n t. I th e final-day singles two•0 POCATHLLO - BoiseOise’s boy.s’ a n d giHs’ tianrice (23:54) - Competiiioil on theirir tourti is sharper hack in t go to win by the same score squads swept the Highiighland Invitational and!id Bethany Bourquin (25:54) hadlad personal College fOO b e c a u s e thc'purses aire re smaUcr.J which > ae° jotball verv American course (Oakik is w eekend, b m sever- b eisis, su a n d Ainsli Davis ra n a 23:43. in turn makes for him, CTt)ss- te am m atch w asIS d g liih ilt 221. First-placplace Boiso scored 46 predinable as the coolrookieoitter lav- "hen nca line, or why everj-body onin points 10 edge Pocaiicaiello by (inc. The »i-_ outs used for tourr eventse in the on the hi h straight Compson p!plunged 1 yard in the first Ie ste p p e d u p a n d m ade p u ttsts Spartan girls scorcdJ 119.11 good for sixth andal volleyball wins Sth s States. All those elcmeiments forged the thcirside ve the Bobcats (2*1 overall, 1-0 e y n e ed e d th e m roost >x;hind Boise's 53, andJ BiBiirlev finished ninth LOGAN, LC Utah - The Umversityrity of Idaho quarter to give ‘ ” squad that sawed off-tlff-the Americans "'hen they Conference) a 7-0 lead. It Lidc should have been ann ...... a i2 5 2 ._ - . . ______• ____ voUeilleyball team won iu fift^SDky . a tth e k p e e s . A ttitu d •d p a ssto C raig G alle w ith3:54 m stre n fiih all akmg. But some—e------Dan Niimnjo led thele SSpartan boys with a Suniimday afternoon as it defeatedI Utah'StateUl ------"'as his'frj’ard “Tho dollars are far,'far, far bigger in AmeriCT hird quarter that proved the lam e Kite, Woods, Leonard, 17;04 forJO th place, Mi«iVtaii K eddington had a 1 55-10, -li 13-15, 15-10, 15-10 in ththe Smith left in the thii the States," said Engl;nglishman Nick one - blai J. w in n e r. II of the Americans, take >t)ur 17:22. Ek'n H einer rari1 a 17:34, James Sakai Spec> e an im . Faldo, who shiftedc d h is b a s e ro a n y o r a ll. rg o t to pack it for th e trip, had an 1H:04 and Bri.anan H1 u a sa k e r nn 18:18 Idaho,Id: ivhich has won eight of}{its it last 10 O rlando, Fla., two yeanears ago to chase pia-forg mbering it the next time willH am tm g 72 runners. matches, ate improves to 8-6 and 2-0•0 inij confer- S. Utah 34, Montanaft Tech 21 them . “But there’s a lot more charac- Rcmem •e. in truth, than adding Eli?ahech Armstronging led Minico's girls <-*nceice play. Utah State falls to 9-6 and 0-2 CED/VR CFFr r v , Utah - B rook M adsen ran■an ie r in E urope." d o m o re . >e &• Co. to' the American m ixX. with a tcnih-pliicc finishlish at 20:30. Jennifer resp. Cr>'St;vstal Keddington fin- ihee fourth,f consccudve match mvith th 14. T h e S a tu rd a y night,ht. “I honestly think thtthe only reason States air ish fd a t 22:51. Siihrai Clapier Cl had a 23:34 6-foofoot-1 middle blocker also hadad ai m atch- M a d se n ’s 26-26-yard run in th a s c c o n d quar-ar- we got beat,” hc said,aid, “is because soit^J^itnv. and Jami Sunderland hadhai a 24:20 among 83 highgh n in e block assists. tc r g av c th e ThunderbirdsTli (4-1) a 21-6 lead.id. they knew the golf course-andco the ftfce irit/i le nmntTN. ^ KKyle y Leonard added nine killss wwl hile Beth H is second TD,D, a 3-yardcr late in the tliird,rd, weather conditions betterbe than wc J‘^. is a columnist The iJurlcy's Kahndi Charhard was one of five Craif"aig had eight. Idaho seller AnnV nnaR ezni- . p ro v ed th e win;•inner, putting S U U u p 28-14. d id .” ^usoaatcaxiPtvss. Sc o r e sANDSTAT/ r s .

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...... MMaatty.S«aHter2a.l557e Tim»i SpoRrrs A weeek befoDfe theiirm e e tting, pSpc'ORTS IN BlJRIEF^ Luyendyk[ ssi u s t a n s c o n c u s a oH r i i n c t a s h ^ FONT.AN.A,. CCalu. - A ne L-jycadj'k. ii IilLTfai3£:i=i;cti;. the ■ I I MariborDSOOfidifudd. sustained a cnncaasitin i=: j : xrai& y im ia? acasr P acke;rs lose; an d Bilues ainn o st dc German rookie? AiA m d M eir c arries - 14 in th e founhh qqi u a rtc r -i- : : / i LHPZIG. Cem<.-rman}- - J a n a Niv.'cinui. th e vkiwriift.- ^«c:ni3can&iitf as thc Lions (3-2) controllc'ollcd th c . ■ — pisyvr. b eat Soxnl;3ulh .\hica's .\miiada Cfieatr is3 ••± ree -«es Si:n,£i?- tX3' boll to ru n o u t th c clock. iJ>e Letpcigzsg Open( tid e fa- the- scCiind tim t - “After a game likekc N ew Novotna beatrat C< o fU e r. -whti k n tc k e d n jiI T;ipcasi«<.2~ Jtirriaa; Orleans, it was very impcm p o rtan t Kngismlhes™semitmals ctf th e $45C!.(KK1 i;u r aa aan K sr. *>1 in for us to tum it around and have iVSJr under nmI hehours. Tile C zudi pii.->'ur jucke:aid •iJT' ite r ir= ! d r w a r a good gam e,” Detroit quq u a rte r- •Nii-- • . . . back Scott MitchcIIII s a id . ■■C'.y'-J “Unfortunately, becauscSC (o f th e Boston Red:edSox release W ilfnredoCoideni schedule, that meant we were ' ' r ' TOROSTO-IV- Wilrredt) Ocderti. iaang is n auIi:canieai-J)iai>S3iiIr- l : ■ going to h a v e to do th aIt t agai ain st - cit'ite- w antrs by die Green Bay. But we did whatwh wc • '■ ‘ ing his wife, was»-as placi-d (in uncfindnitmu] rci: ne ed e d to d o ." : t btiU ' Boston Red Soxt t ono Sunday. mccntsRs a h e r a ■seuti;c,-«n5ntt Ii«3- in T w o n ta ConJeiD has. beenbw in trouhl-4.wTJi R e d Sin. n;n u ra a y n tssn li n a t be­ Uons 26, Packers■15 1! w as charged with,ixh as-saukinpand thrc;ntsun5 -i:illi kill iiis-acne acisr on Detroit w as as enigmaim a tic a s inddent JunellaI I at th e ir hom e ia C a m h r iis iMteiK. J i ever ag ain st th e Packers. ^ Heenteredancan innaccnt plea and i>. sdieaiik-ji!-ji3:ig:.';cc:^Oix.2D; T h e L io n s g o t a lift when,hen, trial- San Diego Chargeret cornerbacke Terrance Shaw, left,t. breaksbr up a pass intended for BsBxltiaMn Rntn IC dad Jadaan.. 2ssn d t a n d hanerx'. as.'si-ak a n i 'h:'hiraerj ai dunaar- ing &0, F a x r e trie d to throwirowfrom , . ^ _ _ _ ous vtvapon andnd ihI ie aien in c to cximmu ^ c imm ie ja c :c n i« m n wiifr the ground and threw>' insteadin Jets 31, Bengngals 14 —C' ^ the inddent thathat le ft his w ife's nose hl:Kid*f.d- la e jilso ia. lia tg iid ; toward Brown, who deflccttccted the Neil O’Donnelnell threw three ^ with \-itdating an emergency t ressainiap order- ball, grabbed it in the! alair and touchdown passe;sses in a ballr H156 y a rd s against Forts, ibestmj i e . and a a nx'c-tzme-Kcninnerth.-s'soiacf«can ' and w as u n d e r heavy pressuassure for ,he NFL’s sccoicond-worst rush ^ ^ 9 NHRAnatk>oal<7ll eed re c ird Ji: 31315n5iii i=; 'hh s. I ’JKS JJ h s a c iid ir - most of th e ga m e. defense, and thle e Jets . (3-2) made i - lak. few m istakes agaiigainst their former Anderson finisini^ed the quaner-mile in SiHi -sis:::ciis ar I-tS.-tl Bucs 19, Cardinalss l1 o coach (Coslct) andnd Jeff Blake, their > mpb. Trent D ilfer’s 31-yardrd ttouch- former backup quajuanerback. ^ ------down-pasMoJCariAWUiami ______M ol fourth a n d six <«th 4:48 tologomn g Cowboys 27,7, Bears 3 fc, MLAMI-MiamLTtni Heat cemer Alna»M :iarainuni;:a:iii£r»iiECSur^ , it for Tam pa after thc Can Cardinals jroy /\ikmanI threwth two touch- ^g ||L ^ o n h is 1( ^ Lmeea : aand is e s p e a e d to jn itf p a n ■cc ci c ie ;:pa;inini£ (1-3) Kad taken thc lea i s lead on down passes andnd Dcion Sanders F ; , ^ H season, th e leamim Slids on Sunday. .Aeneas W illiams’ 42-yardird inter- returned a punt nt 83 yards for a 2'^B Tbesurgay.on:.on Saturtiay repaired a paruiil la.taar'ff sie fundliir cea- ccption r e tu r n and a 2-poinwmt con- score as tlic Cowbwboys (3-1) finally W | ^ ■ doo. Tbe injuryy wasw: disan-en.-d la s utijk dicxuin g a r m c o f preHiUsiJn version late in the third qu I q ^ n e r . got th e ir offensee goingg in thc sec- F^-sical ffgminalinarion and then an MRJ cia Iliarsn i ri' oeieizfiiii die Then Kevin Butkr missed sed a 47-^.^ n d half. K ^ H j te a r , tb e Heat siuLSlic %-ard field goal wW^rightJiijp'ilu: I Kevin Smith’s's interceptioni: set waning seconds. '' up thc only first-1St-half TD, before The Bucs (5-0) also got an 8- Dallas scored onm ilsi first two dri- ~ Ole Miss stust d en ts still w a\’e IUxiefiag ______yard TD reception fromm R e id e l____ ves o f the secondid 1h a lf to p u t aw ay Tampa BayBayBoccaneefiUshefrcgdSto^ stDQ. ttoks a P8t by Aiizna': OXFORD. Misskliss. - M'h i k m a n y Lauit s s n - 'CCtc J J J a u a u ! ^ •ffluitsnrs- A nthony a n d scored whena iA A l^ e r- th e Bears (0-5). . FeaglesI Snnday.S o Sln^eton ficked 8p tfae la » B f a 'i r a tncU nR LL — c o n tin u e to w3\-eitvelhe Coniedtsaictlagto sapptc*:ct5idirff:odhini6£Uirc. mond Singleton blockedk e d J e f f cnadjTomnn^Tu!Tubtaville is trying loTnakfiiejKan -yjn-j* wiiac J: hin- jn g 121 yards a gom e, to 29 S tan H unqA iics fo r th e Cha Feagles’ punt and returnedned it 28 K .C .20,Seatattlel7(0T ) >-ards fo r a touchdow n. in 12carrics. (2-3). M a i^ finished withi lh fo u r . id, Pete Stoyano- a s th e F < r th e first: mtim r e in his th re e seastns. T iihsn weeS: iw atid The victory was a fran■yronetq Wheadej- had three 4 Q som eihing m anvmy iof their pa.-ents and cnmdpa^ -c sc j- diii K&uL dns? nine g a m es la s t season. Vikings 28, Eagles 1! Marcus Alien1 nran for two TDs big runsns to hclp.kill the clock anendedOleMis\Esx. O thers asscidaif iiu- banneritiriansaaM at. since ic y, ra is in g h is N F L a fte r th[le e G( iants (2-3) n w ba ck e d MIXXEAPOLIS - Aooiba^ w as a ra lh in p ppatm « for stast:gantm:>=s danai;:£ rjM- -di-jl C3ihi» sirug;- • a r c 1 9 fof ^ Redskins 24, Jaguanta rs o z career rccord to ,115.11 totheircn.r ow n 3 b t e in th e gam e, dal-teams blunder and aani n o th e r Aging cornerbacks DiD a r r e ll D o u g EBrien had three field big game by Robert S m ith ^ doon^ tbe PhiladelphiaX EaglesE QneMScm'.weiqists : Green and Cris Dishmannan s h u t stcelers 37,. o( i l e r s 2 4 goals foo r r Nenv> O rleans (14). down M ark Brunei!, and on Sunday ni^L •art threw for 244 Dairforc Smith scDT^ r«co toochdiidow ns Frerotte overcame a shakyikv stan Kordell Stewart srs 35, Rams 1 7 . two touchdowns • «a‘«ers for thc ftm Tim<» in his caree to throw for t^vo touchdowdowns as yards, ran for tw another for the Jeff GeorgeGf had four touch- second after Mark Seay thc host Redskins (3-1)1 hahnndod threw for ai ^ais still seim:hing S.eelers (^2).). .Jason Gildon down pas:passes as the Raiders (2-3) punt return deep in Philadcm cougi thc Ja g u a rs (3-1) th e ir first Ii lihble return for came badtack from a 14-0 delidt ia territory, to lead the Minan n e so ta f * Green held Jimmy Smithnilh, who I"'!; st appearance b\- thc Rams b in each f ittsburgn; whichich opened a 37-9 «he first a \ 1 k in g lo a 2S-19 ria o r y . had morc than 100 yards in la n d since 1972. ir catches lead over visitinging Tennessee (1- inOakhmi Sm ith, th e X F C s liMdtnf;n g n fih - Tensive oujq)ut of his three starts, to four a T ony BanksB: had two TD passes ror Olll c f. carried 22 tim es fo r 125!S yards.> for 52 y a rd s. Both th e 37-yc K f. Normjohnso,s o n , w h o h a d a to p u t thth e e R am s (2-3) up early. Hc also caught the first TD Green and the 32-year-old D A L L A S (.AP>IP) - Nobody A tu p rieors:ci e j WA-* ciiac KVC winning field goal o f his ftve-v^ear c a re e r a n d s man c au se d interceptions ih J “P expected Brighamim Y oung to ke ep se e m tJ ::)iciil! antaiii- che o p p o londay night in Chargegers 21, Ravens 17 another scwe wilh a 46-yan up touchdowns. Terry i up kist season's, iincredible x m er- nents' 2.n1 Toraj ami:, die to-oilleii: as 3 for 4 and the Tonyf M a rtin c a u ^ t touchdow n as the Vikings (3-2) snapj rushed fo r 122 yards on 36 c a g e o f 40.8 points;s perp« gam e. “rf J j x u ^ * S s S i Sid . Eddie George, passes ofi t\\\>game losng streak. for Washington. o f 3 6 .7 2 and 38 \-ards from But thc No. S jv iiirijii4.-*..i^i;c tite re . Cougars were espt* p « 3 - ^ ihs3 Die Coii^ac-t 1^^ ed to have scorc o re d w icls JU.-JC ;s lstSwed(ie to win oi>n PGA touLlx more than 52 poiip o in ts rwo o:uidii5:wc». aoif a Hjertstedidt becomes ih r o u g h t h e i r f fi; ir s t :ae£d ^waJL. BYTL' d id SM 7»«ecrACe che —, ------Aoki said th ih ro u g h a n in ie ip re te r. “I c annj*t ’l play th re e g a m e s th is sea-s. ENDICOTT, N.Y. - Gabriabriel Hjertstedi fig- = Bstti; o'!«c- w ith th e newe w on e fo r a w h i t " son. ured h e w a s h e ad e d backk totc tour scliool. Now Golf Roundup BYU (2-1. ; cxm*: he’s going to th e Masters. • v e r W e s te r n .■^thlch ic tic " li:e ci>3r«rjc th e ? H jertstedt recovered1 fromfrt bogeys on his ast Qassic. Ward reo(cords lowest score eve■ . C o n fe re n ce ) hass oionly six touch- had cumef 'S jdcei’ c a r was- in d je first t^TO holes Sunday ond:nd shot a 2-under-par \oki, who set a Senior PGAI T«Tour record CORNEL!LIUS. X.C - Wendy Ward finishedfin downs o\-cr 12 quanersqua plus an fosini >5 »ftea cfee? 70 to win the B.C. Openn bybj one stroke over ■h ^a 10-under-par GO on Saturdaj•day. shot a 65 off her firstrst LPG.A victory in grand fa^onfa; BrianI McKenzie'sMi 15- ^eJlch^di :lbe: 52 iai5 ciirew a A ndrew M a g ee , Lee R inkcrleer ai n d C h n s Perry. , f o ma 54-hoIe ' sc o re of 14-undcr 195.)6. Sunday, reoccording the kmesi in rclaoonrd yard scoring runun in the extra touchd:i« orioE chece. In i Hjertstedt (pronounccneed YET’-shtead) m■That-|.^ was not a fiukc," the JapJ a p a n e s e s ta r to p a r in tbbe e 47-year history of tb e tour, period Satuj^yy wasw the game- ihe Sns ii E^X" Eiiiichisif th e became the first Swede: to wiii'on thc PGA d of his first viaory in a frustrustrating j'car 2-undeiler-pi- 70 was all Ward needi “> winner in a 19-16•16 viaon-m-er 5MV2?oijm3 tijDJce ^ctTin:^ T our a n d h i s first-p lac eechecllofS234.000 cl It fhas included five second-placplace finises. wrap up a1 ttwo-^xK victory over Rosiete Jones. Southern Methodistdist. ■ fwiitildg:.g:uil‘.. moved him from 226th on thc money list to e a r n e d S l 65.000 to boost h is seasonse a total to and Jane GGeddes in tbe Fieldcrest CjnnonCa -\Vc\-e got to get m ore poini.v “ IV'e kstero- s tf we cuuld 84th with S261,144. Hjenstcrtstcdt’s birdie on the 137,728. j,- C la ssic n o qu e stio n ." saidid C ougars c n a d i . sh u t r b « x pi»aa;i. lo m e tre a c h e ro u s 312-yard No.0. 16 1 at En-Joie Golf Hale Irwin, a seven time winneiner this year Ward cocompleted four tours of the La Veil Edwards,Is, v w h o se te a m 's a n d la aLLC c tbtSE r.:=L « e had a Club b ro k e a four-way tie-•for for th e le ad . IO ;leads the money list with•ith a rccord Peninsulaa Club course in 23-under,er 2^ . unimpressive viaI'iaorv led to a c:»:>diiiaa:taae-;i: ia«?u:ip diem out H jertstedt, 26, who finislitislied a t 275, sank a ^ j j 778,854, tied for third wilh Boblob Du\-al. Jay three shotsts better than the previous' record.re o n e -sp o t d ro p inin tlth e 'p o ll. “W e tu ih c e ;d d .jriae.'* SlCl* diefiinaive s which is suiTOunded gj j foot p u tt fo r b i r i e on 16, wl ;cl and Simon Hobday at 10-vIQ.under 200. Hall of Fatamer Nancy Lopea was thehe first jo gei the ba in th c e n d c:nd 1 - 3 J ;ih2 K ci iaa£ by nine sand traps. TliatI putpu him at 13-under vicenxnte Fernandez and Dave Eichcchelbergerfol- member ofjf the tour to win wiih a 20-t 7»n r I th in k it willftill com e. W eV e T he M.a:lasumgj. cj?iraliwt£ oa and he parted out for hislis firstf win as a pro, fed a t 201. s c o r c . in the tl: 1985 Henredon Classic,dc. and sill got a lot of your•oungguys." two in tcs-«?C rr 3:c:k. Iktuiiia;!: to a which w ill g iv e him liis tourour card fo r tw o m ore h addition ^ to Aoki’s mark, the1C toumamenit Beth Daniniel matched it in the<= ^994 The Cougars openedope tbe vear pair to SM3JH.' A tu rn ­ years a n d q u a lifies him foror thetl Masters. gjjj,,rhe Moors Golf Qub also set a1 sesenior rccord OldsmobileIe C l a s a c with 308 toial yanv - ^ s in a 42-20 W e set ip 1:7 lie M i-cwis.' ooly “This is a great momentent for me,” he said lowest average scoring at 69.44:>.442 The pre- Ward alstIso matched Kelly Robbins*!’ LPGA1 loss to W ashingtonton. which has a touchdima«3i. Fne CDJIC the “\Vhen I c a m e into this wee!week I w asn’t s i ^ if I lUS record was 69317 in the 199319 Ralph’s rccord forr thct lowest 72-hde total. RoiRobbins jQiJd BYTIY"U then Cougars 393 ami «c buck woS'going to be able toiplafnextweek. pU My gcnioinior C la ssic sh o i a 265> tlthis y^ar in the Jamie Farrr KrogerK 427 yards in a 13-1013 upset of seitsTilArim ’es ranking wasn’t good enou^i. AVoki, oi 55, a seven-time senion io r w in n e r . C la s s ic pla>’ayxKi on a par-71 course. A rizona S ta te , rankiink e d 14th a t th e * ^ 's gncined 3:‘ ^j£C aa cSeae Icinii sed aside a new putter andI turnedtu: to an “It hasn’tt*t even cnme dose to settiniing in." rimn ■«if m u g hI a«ru«=M ca. a=i£ auacfcsjc 20 years when Ward. 24, sa id a fte r she finished h e r tran:■ansitinn Despite 735 yar Juua-irv ■lani.. '“Ic se e tn » AokI defeats Morganlan In playoff oidI club ci he has had for neaiiy 20 > yards over two ciut.’' return to thc tour this weekk aafter a two- from one of the game’s most heraldede d am a- th e C o u:ars ^ hod onh- fn u r ' like e a d1 i« »i*sjk ~ e se ‘'j- scm ethm g MILTON, Fla. (A P)-ls»sao Abid made an 18- hc rel e k s ta y in J a p a n . te u rs o f th>e c p ast d e ca d e to an o th e r o nle e ofc th e touchdo»^•ns andI twxjm field goals. weH-e g:n 3 foot b ir^e on the first holelole of a playoff with week to wn the Emerald “Iv‘1 won’t bo able to throw awayy th e old one." to u r’s youngQgw inneis. Gil M organ on Sunday lo I tM Twin FaOt.<0t. 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S p o r t s ^ i n .\ l M m o r L e a gJfER^SERUiSrTANl i ts58th, Rocket:t e(dges B]^ig Unit ^ A\IKRICV\ LE.^GI'E X.WIONALl£ll^ M d^Gwirehit — ------1 »a a I L t a CB -f M M « * - • ~3 S with bang for 199:)7 stiikeoi)ut title g"£ ' " i “ “ i n ij end;is seasons g rvts ?t K = ■ M c : 33 c-TJO.Lj t p- a= — :J r L itt a Sr.LOUISJIS(AP)-E;-en though ^ TORONTO (AP)P ) - R o g e r Iasi y e a r's recordrei by 26 g am es. Ci « 2/ !i!§ i5?c H n u< - iris was out of,reach, me el t 0 3 9 <*t"S ;3 ;s Clemens struck outi ccij i ^ i i o p a u ^ n w 1 Roger M arij > tc w r ^ 1 5 ^wire m ade a little his- ^ Kandy Johnson and an< win his «- •» n 5 ? r? MarfcMcCm Sj ;o?5g,» .’i;" (ounh AL strikeout; title,til and the f | | j ! •I —s^e.^ ■ M .cs ^ tery.. . , . ewjij?s" 3 33 0 1 5 '; Toronto Blue Jays; fiifinished the T®. : ^ a ■ « h i t h i s gs*7 s ' 3 30 0 to S ’« C03S 5«ee 9C t; u* - r T M .. 58th homen e ru n , ijotros -9303 ______^'ea-3' ' - ' strikeouts ,(a " : o^V.SSsm* •jnm cr, 3 lory over thith e C hicago Cubs on IJW. »« I » I" : '.-^7 U ««.•••< OwueirueOll &u,lS'l»w9«i:i>«-T»3>|ii 7 1 2 J J « allowed seven hitsi t s in 8 1-3 [ur^S U0M 2 1 0 0 3 } . : 1 : : ‘~aet innings, struck'outut ieight and ^ 5 a 9333 •*--Mn twt r n tn Um: n.r; Dm i icofl ^ 2u*-2nr»iumi walked two. H e vvounciund up with a >n- imam > a o r. ■ ■• • • ' s r 'S uiTwa "r rB O .%t-CVwB - *«« S ^ •taefrTta^Spi I ■ 5Sr’ ; 2 no'decision. ^ ’ I »»y»w;-nkw:»gy »■ « * 5 ™ n « ^ p M e hlllles 8, M arlins? »JTC« rD#c>.-M>'TO tT n '■ Hii Phi n i l PHILADELPHIA p - RejiR e x 1 • \ c se v - 5 C J 7 ' 3 *' *- M S i 7 l i nI S t S i It 11 Hadief's at solo homer in the sev- 3 iMvs J3'3 entiIth inning, the fifth hom err of o f tel r $5»s52w H;;ic - Twins 5,1> I n d i a n s 1 1 ; ^ “ t»09:r a I s s s s ' S i i ' l s le game, gave the Philadelphia3 hia ) • J fiiUies a season-ending victoryto ry i?:; C L E V E;LAND L / - In a rocky BFM 'U J7UMT S ‘ iV .’, '! b-' - .t * : : : »>.-j >■ < :: »»» <• > « C*«=3«' - ;er the playoff-bound Floridarid a i c :: tu n e u p fo r tlthe playoffs, Charles a rlin s. i•:: : J : Nagy allowved ec five nms and nine s«*iniMTt h » Tm <: xnita s£;-?a2r!s:^ “SG ory Sheffield hit a g r ^ d sla:1am m hit.s in scv ^0 < :i < : I four innings.gs. But ihe .W year-old v-MC.Miaar 7m loM iaih WM I 0 0 0 >bw>ts 13 30 * ' right-handcider gave up five Vm- -y n itr tw :» t a - r s o n i 113. Dodgers 9 Mil JUS * 1 t I Ooa V iAia^ai a CS>MS'« Rockies 1 «je 0 0 3 0 navk <330 t'-o / : 2 I I sira ig h t h itsts ito stan the fifth and ° — ______, DENVERiR - Dante Bichette ik sharp for the sccond «U» 4 0 3 0 isnsi 0339 t 3 did not look : homered forfor the second time, a 3 3 3 3 U>ra( 33C0 straight start.art. u j | 1,1 3 0 3 0 Ormi C33D two-run shotiiot in th e eighth, and *54« f l 1 3 3 0 S.t»n I3t0 WfOOT* ar.UM theCoIorado:do Rockies overtame a 'Z.'t 3121 isJo pairo{cvn>-no-run hom ers by Mike re 1 0 3 0 tauiu 13«D A thletics 9, Marl!jriners? S.: J Piazzxtobe*beat the Los Angeles gjjj»•«< )''s f s ? " SI-A-lTLE-Ken GrifM f c y J r .d U Dodgers. K i i i ! ,ta 1 0 3 0 Uto>« 1330 not hit a humc run Sunday,Su fin- i,? - i! P ianabeca th e first Dodger ^ isliing with a leaguc-hle -h ig h 56 as r»M.-.-s < c c ; .. tO F e s^ 4 0 siqn»*«- D uke Snider in ^ jsVm TJ* » i » i tile AL West champicipion Seattle t-Hu 1SS7. S«. 1?5 S Iw |1 a | Air«mu>«rttl t»-'s«nM i ICe-'iTOl<2 Mariners lost to theh e O a k la n d axoMxi fvsKlOKM J lai Itown l« "R-V->«!m! A ilileiics 9-7 ih th e mmajors’ a final V • «rkB OtlO.Cxma<(in Kd-nnwa-m I*UW0) 5S- Ou^; ■mill C9-(MX(n Un«i(l)i gam e of th e r e g u la r season.se a Z gin the play- »»n : PIBI Tiie Mariners begin as ut xc^ . iM s : ' (iffs W ednesday nighight at home o m m i ^miMl>3 1 t I 1 0 1 ^ w ®*'. J < liMlt 9'33 >NfM ’ a g a in s t A L E a s t; c h a m p io n HH 1 5 = : :!i! 3 tak }3’C M Hiiltimore. im^ t' 3si'ii e 0 3 } 3 >M] C-te<«a5Me K c: Onft J 1 } Ck t^ei rm IM>»4 hoM M TNrj 11 U J ’ “■•*! } 0 J ; , sra.T-2niuniC9lUlU| r SC • : trwi- 2« 0 1 C 1 Urmt ' 1 0 eds 11, Expos 3 tc.-e.-^ JCOe Ojlh' j ’ • bTKlB * ! : 5 S'rtj!! • t • MONTREAL - Mike:ik c ' j ! 3 sh; J : ‘ White SoSox 4, Royals 3 H ■oi’ikMioiaMii’is^ Rerem linger carried a perfcctle c t ime into the seventh inningling (/»-.< :! ;= c ; ; C H IC A GGO C - Prank Thomas ifo re se ttlin g for a fo u r-h itte:r r ao5 s Jc:c 'became thele ffirst White Sox play- I tJ 7 I f . 4 le Cindnnati Reds routed theth e ' 5 j ■ e r to w in a batting litle since :» < } 3 3 4 the b n c rc a l Expos, IKI. J» I t. V> tMl tl e L u k e A p ppling li in 1943 as the ||B ^ m3 « 0 3 J RRem linger (8-8) retired thet h e ou d aei ea si»- Chicago endnded a disappointing jgjp rst 20 b a tte r s beforc ro o k ie Jolo s se e [ r>:‘Suui:»- : season bv beatingb the Kansas M B 1 3 « 3 2 first lcv-» 1 Ur«r;ir9l BA«rn\ J9-.'C t e a K idro hit a two^ut double to left- U.n.:-|Uc-J,l SS-X^-Jr?, Un-»|' C i ty R o y a5. k M ? 8 S : I Vidi ------v - t. - ______c ena iie t r.in th e seventh.______------T h e g a mnc-markcd e shortstop ------5m R>« tal. Rv'T Skos. mraoi u. Ooie GuillerIcn's final appearance .ja»-itr»fisa2e) g oOMTI * UMiTCAt. >,-«» ' . : * 1 ic J with the U'hiV'hite Sox a fte r 13 se a - t S S m d 3 113 Cona )301 Wr>f 13:} OSCO PliatesS,#Astros 4 ,1 1 bin. - nna 4 13 1 Canli < 3 t 1 [!v ^ j . • ;.J j ; 2 ; ! Former CollegeCi of Southern . _ H O U S T:0N O ^ - Jose Guillen ^ n Francisco shortstop Jose V lz cHao ^ vas aUb t s ( a i a tUs e o ^ luis 2 130 ^*11 J300 ® ' I d a h o pitcher i t c Scott Eyre , . , , 1, 1, homered, drwinn-e in three runs and die Dendt Lee. Ttaa O B ts a n te OTC 4 133 U£ni) ;300 J evened hisis recordi at 4-4 w ith despltspite the efforts of S n Dleeo Padr keaeca t» scored thee viwinning run in the ^ xm* 3 2 4 3 ) 11 0 cpT '• « i ) 1 Ql 2 111 lUrat 4-10 1 ■ thu win. ■ the6 plajroffspli after dlnchlns ttelr fhstst d?vMoo tide sface 19S9. Ilth inningng as the Pittsburgh >««ri 2 3 3 3 *300 jx n 4 123 wev’t ; t 00 : ; MNMsan' Pirates beaileat the NL Central a m s to n Astros, ' Su^’t I e S 0 ienriquez (0-1) walked S lS a J80t Cjxc* >mM ODO cco e»~3 te l ^ VOei4| Ww«tnfO(iS C«’-*»T«wi2 lOt-CrtfrMl s. ^ »..N.n^(i21Ma»(1|lm(t]l OfckUoiU) Orioles 7, Brew'ers6 er . K , ii;;? IS foes in PNL playooffs ^ KXSm "«-*V MILWAUKEE - MMs ark Davis J::: m ilMi;! as t l l 3 OO plunked Brady Anderso•rson w ith th e n«^-’u j : : : 3 t 0 3 0 inWM I 4 J J 1 * iSlwtxhooIy ^*39 : 3)9 S bases full and tA\-o out.snts in th e th e ’** » > '■j ’ ’ .'>.»* TheAi!8 Assodated F>ieM______poszse2sci3. b s c : « J S l «LM 4 • I ) > t eiglith inning, breakingin g a tic and y o , i» a= o»-i 3 liw i 1 3 3 3 P»U9.M»« 0 9 i i ) 3 «n \ 4 } g J * ' giving the playoff-boibound Balii- ' TThe h ( last lime we saw Barr>-rj “uS^im m adEidmretiaa ^3**!.SS» !!!! S" .n d . in th e p o stse a so n , h e w-asas IM RBIs th is seasoo,i,Bood$win B S f i\ 3 rtaftr s 13Jt more Orioles a victoryory over the Bond^ '-ej 6t iSi-"l Milwaukee Brewers.s. They1 face *' - a{i M i; Cmtts-!«irc pUitting ttir on a show to remember,3-. Wcdd Series tide. Hei ba t a n hooae n^a 33 3S thee playoffs for the first tim e2 in nm s 3S4| mta ^ l9 9 S “ ! '; • jjji seemieming to hil a home nm e v aly y sr.’ !!:! eighght years after finishing theth e y for the Seattle M annen. - postsesssca.beatbeMac 1 nm «.!t* „g,jgular season ivith an 11-inningling ^ei RangersI 44, Angels 0 . Starting T uesday, a ^>^ioIc newrw beaxeabyOereJzad. ! f « t to th e San Diego P adres.s. 5 s a K A N A H E:iM, I^ Calif. - John jetofto f memories aw aits. Tbe A L Easi c*s2= ; u ^M1 )•:: :e^' • • Burkett shutlUt out the Angels for Gre le finidjed ■»«* tbe besjSt recordI in locoo Mmw Greg Maddux will throw the i KiH'BinT ^ ^ «I] 1 eight inningsIgs before being eject- first■st pitch] of the 1997 plajnsffs:fs die leagae, b a c s s t traveltra o w s- s : ‘i i i ! a i !S!S UtmJM OO Wt (OMSJilJ ed a s th e T'exas e x Rangers ended a ^henic n Atlanta ta k es o n H ouston at coxmtiy to face Raadyidy Johnson , I J 2 3 2 CcruiWH 13 13 UMX 203C ing 1997 season w ilh a T um e T. and th e W est c*a=7nQauo MaxtDCts 1 .3 3 8 3 1 CM!■Ktfi 3 3 3 1 » ." p 0 0 3 C U.» 110^ disappointing im e r Field at 11K)7 a-m . MDT. t 3 0 3 3 9W|i victory S u niday d a over th e A n g els. L aierte r in the afternoon, th e Floridada inGsaael. 1 3 0 3 2 U»>ri5 ? ' 4 3 13 1 0 3 C ') »-«,>.■«-»< Mi: AiCtM t < » 3 3 U m p i r e JJohn Hirschbeck Marlijarlins make their first poscsea- T he w ili}< aid Yaokiakees, w ith ’ OMIiin( 1 3 (ncil >030 ejected BuBurkett after the sonai:ti n ^ i r x t Bffiidsand3d DrodCooehaciiathetbe location, i.r* t 3 3 3 1 3 R^ncncf I 3 KM3 20C 0 g 8 9 I > - LntS19 I 1 ng^ft lilt Rangers pitpitcher opened the the\i;e \isid n g San F ra n d sc o Gian ts.L «iIlbebocjefafthe£rat:stwo^xes | 9 3 3 3 1 y mta : k 3 3 ifwta ] g g 0 UTJuing t^vo p itc h e s a t f h e aj* agalnq tb e IntHa-TS. Tbe[be Yankees kn> i •X ff.r ' J) ; ■ ’ J 1 ;C n in th b y thro> The AL playoffc begin Tuesdaj* “ttn ; 0 C 0 Ss Jim Edmondsids, in apparent retali- nightght when the W orld Seriests won d ie season series;GS.aadare 6c t 2 : 2 ' 3 vrd t 0 u m t g 3 o c DM.ir'VMVwMeiLn MSiPEfP 3 3 MCkjiI j t 1 t :j ; c : ' 0 : ^ ation for MilMike Bovee’s brush- chamampion New York Yankeeses ooecfgaef e y t B m tDta an. «!"■(wen M t nanM u i c ; e 1 I J ' back pitch:h againsi Damon cntentenain Cle\-elan± On Wednes-S- Cl arr J w r h t fW n mnan 1 30 0 ta it C C 3 C ^tvr'.-tS' ' ; : c ' c in a o w 2339 Buford. d ay night, n Cal Ripken and thele The KL East cht^ino IL-fC ] g t I M-"''" . • 1 1 : J >J B alonitimore Orioles iic e Griile>‘ and3d haeiagr eflchpdfijCTcffcfdsetasifiTe Titra;’ C C C C '■ : ? ^ j0 • : ^ er>t> th es MMariners at tbe King dome inia Worid Series, b e^ u«=«i=erbid t Me)UxE I » tt«i* cc: «iSTjf , KC? TheThe Giants became only the]c dcdded by eahcr coe crtortKoixss. HsmeroffDoDetmy Neagle to lead ijra •V.2a««[^ ] c c { ' York Yanktes beat DcDetroit for ■ J c c t s Minncnncsota Twins. Cliprrr*. OJKH M 2 ! c ( i i their fifth straight winvin heading ' '0 c ; e c gjjnSonds has been to the playoffsh Beads, BocaSa aad LeriaadallLe U t iitKHma m *-> i 2 > : ; into the playoffs. id were together oa thaihat Pirates » M 1 3 c e ' 1 ' \ \ \ ‘c ■ee riTn«»<, but his Pirates failed H i tI 'S« t n S t I 3 3 ML».1 ] > I ] I ; The Tigers finishedsd the year w»r.lr torcairca ch th e W orid S e rie s in 1990-lO- team to Atian in M na 133s> e* ^ with a five-game losinjSing Streak. 9 2 .1D ^espite his th re e M V P awards,U, 1992 piayofis, ocae o sisboctoftfce lb S a k 23M Sl r a s S s K T " But Detroit (79-83) impm p ro v ed on ?_} a *_j534si(iii!ii 4si Bondsnds never has starred in thele Worid Series. t«Wa >33

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