N E $ Jking ; Hill

•www.m agicv;zvalley.com 3063S IS /15/200 J I M PARKEP ^ E YANDELL ’flSD ■ tX _7' Z ^ 0 3 ~ " 7 ______ n h e ^ P i n ■ z n e $ T w in Falls, IdIdaho/97ch year, Ncvio. 135 ' W ed:d n c s d a y . M ay I.S, 2 0 0 2 IGo o d m oi BS b m e r S c o ) l l t k s a d e 5TS b a i c k s i a i e H O n t h e ^ B yJulteP9 Pence “misrwortliy. m a r c h Funds woull i d help Scoucinng group pay bil)ills, rccnjit, they H i s t o r y mnatters a t “ TWINN FALLS - A l Nickels said1 cntice m ore boys into Scouting.S< ncigliborlujhood conunercial devel- paigning against the -sate..sa T hey In th e earl: - TODAYY - h e h a ss hhad the Boy Scout Law•/ N ic k c ls s e e s ii liugiIge need to opment on>n thei parcel. resist the commercialill o v e rla y bequ eath ed toti ihc Twin Fnlls High Schoi:hool: quoted1 rmore to him lately than1 expand into the localal Hispanic “We wou,'ould use th e interest. It Florence is requestinglg and the Virgil Mogen the mother ' Hanson High Schooi;K)l; w hen hle e •was a Cub Scout, community, but thc curiirrent Scout would IhJ : putp intq an endowment density of th c subdivisioron.Toper- locally reve Seoul • Murtaugh High Schochool; “I knenew it a long time beforei budget won’t handlee it. T h a t’s fund, tlierelreby providing operating suade the Boy Scout: boardI: to Frank Mogei to , Kimbofly H i ^ SchoollOol; Clear now,” Ni(Nickels said Tuesday. why he favors sellinglg a 37-acre fu n d s,” saidsai Steve Nelson, ihe back out of the .s;ile, iheysyarerely- Frank Mogt ■ Lakes Cnristinn Acadcademy; Nickeli:els chairs the Snakp Riverr parcel behind the BoyB Seoul chief exccecuiive officer for the ing partly on .some hcannn-ttigging intended (oX) cli die C o u n dil le executive board, th e local1 office on Foils Avenueue East and council.“None of the principal----------liLstorj- alta d ie tl to th c• fproperty. a recreation for ' - THURSDAY ” . chapterer of thc Boy Scouts off Hankins Road. Thete price is wouid ber spent,S| as a lasting lega- And ihey’re trying to• convincec w here they cc . Minico High School;ol; BurleyI A inerica.ca. H e h as to m ake sure th eJ 5380,000 to developerr J. F rancis cy to th eMogen.sen M( family.” the board tliat the s;de wouldw vio- “ h o n e th e ir s High School; Raft Rivi by bills f o>r r tthe local or^nization getI Florence, who intend:ids to build But neigiighboi s in the generally laic o n e of th c ten e ts off tIh e Seoul PI School; Valley High S ease see SCOUTS. Page A'’ [n addition, il’s his job to> about 90 hom es and al.'ioal: a sm all u p scale a n Dcclo High Schooi; fv area are actively cam- L;iw, which calls for Scoirouts to be Cassia Opportunily C« American Heritage Ac Oakley High School;3l; Cassia( X wsrm J limits — Mowin’ WITH' MOMI -----------------^ . Education Center; jK in g; Hill - SUNDAY>Y - - nils lerome High School;)l; BlissE High lalifies ' School; LiBerty Chrislirisdan ■ Academy; W endellI HighHi T/^f I f e e dlo l t M - School; Cooding Highligh School; JL w l■ ballot Cooding Accclcrateded Learningi Centcr; Hacerman HighHig TheA»5ocwclated Press ______ School; Idano SchoolkjI lori thc . Deaf and thc Blind BOISE5E - The referendum on I decis]sion _____________ th e Idahoiho Legislature’s repeal of th e 199494 term limits initiative qualifiedk1 for th e N ovem ber ballot W k a 'I' h k r on Tuesdisday, even a fte r 20,000 sig- I n e a rss A Todioday: Mostly is were thrown out as l^ to ^ “’xhesc(secretaiy of state’s office I Grassroots groups,gn cattic andnd tonight, certifiedid only 46,741 registered . highig h 6 6 , low voter signigtutures on petitions that ■ association weighw in 40.0. term Iimiimits advocates said con- * over 66,000 signatxu-es. P a g e A 2 tained ovc H By Jennifer Sandmann T he prcproposition n eed ed 43,68f> Tlmos-Nows writer I PV valid signignatures to make it onto __________________ T M a g i c V a l l th e ballot,lot. H MOUNTAIN HOMI)ME - Whether a King ------------------------- idals are in “Votersers will have thc last word Schools: State offids Hill feedlot will get:t theth variance it needs TWin Falls today to> ta k e com - I limits,” said Don M organ, • Qtizen’s for Term Limiw- before it can apply/ to e.vpand from 4,000 a c c o u n t- . ments on education z !im paign. to l.‘),000 head of cancattle will be decided ability. _ Term-Iiii-Iimit advocates h ad u n til H 'I'hursday. Page B l Tuesdayy tot collect the signatures The ihree-niembenber Elmore County need ed to subjea to voter scruti- Commission will voteote I------------------------h ny th e FFeb. e 1 House and Senate " (III R ocky M ou n tainain Feedlot M o n e y ■ L an d & C a ttle 's votes thlat at repealed thc initiative, nty decision Help wanted: DeU CoComputer The meneasurc restricted service j^H appeal of the county Planning and Zoning Jding more to six yeaiears in th e previous 11 on Ibesday ifs addi H C o m m issio n ’s 7-17" ^ Elmore Countvy I xjards and county commis- new IWin Falls jobs,IS, ai n d it’s “ •'“ J lx“ vote denying the comfrtMlenehi. " rtd eight years in tha previ- eyeing Mini-Gassia’s,'S <d is p la c e d - - ■ I P - vjenuiice. are schcdulert for ail other stale, county " to vote ThufSiljy work force. ’ elected offices, I'he ca ttle conipa- H ny operates a dispul-ut- onwnotherio P H o O i lative leaders contended i ,1, ' grant a voilonce H ed feedlot ahove the th a tv o teers n have been misled into I 10 Rocky H town of King Hill. F o o d & H oJN'I ^ h believinglg ithey were acting to rid . I *'■ Mountain Und • ^ B The fecdlot's proper- C o n g r ^B cof liberals by th e out-of- and Cattic, UC. ^ M H ly borders ihe tiny iterests like U.S. Term ' Tho mooting will ^ 1 ^ ■ town of King I !ill, but Lim its, which have been financ- *' be hold at 7 H the cattle company ing the ov<ovenvhelming majority of H p l f p.m. In the p ro -te rmm limit efforts in Idaho says the catlle feed- Elmore County ov er tlie! p<past decadc. B l ing area is actually Courthouse, H 1.3 m iles from town. IUHppI They aalso argued that thc 150 S. Fourth restrictionions impose severe prob- II is asking for a van-' , E.. Mouniain IP ance of two-tenths of B fc lem s o n snsmall rural commimities, Homo, _ w here fewiBwer people a re willing to a mile. The cottlo com- s e rv e . MaMajor interests groups The Planning and pany needs a * ■ indudingg tthe Idaho Assodation of I j';- Zoning Commission variance ixifore Com m ercerce and Industry and the j* denied the variance It can opply lo BH on grounds that the ireau F ederation support- I expand Its focd-' Cooking Japanese: SuSushi dish- Farm Bure H feedlot is too dose lo es can be both health: il. I !5’ lot from about an, who maintains I the town of King Hill 4.000 head of ’ _ -. turnoverr sspurred by term limits I H and that an cxpan- catlle lo up lo . sion is not in th e ptih- Page C l injects newne ideas into govern- I 15.000 head. H lie’s interest. ment, saidlid this year’s campaign 1 “In my mind theyey ------------------------- spent abotbout S3 per signature to I H did not present anyiny special circum- ■ ■ qualify thehe referendum for a vote I H stances," said Nickc Nettleton,N< Pianiiin;’ on Nov. 5. O p i n i o n I H and Zoning D)mmis.sios.sion chainnan. In addidIition to thc referendum, I H U)cal resid en ts hav<lave raised the same The case for A6: Vote;Jte rs M organ aniand his allies a re continu- I H argumcni - and plenty.■nty of o th e rs-a b o u t should elect an attorn>mey gen- ing to chahallenge the legality of I H why ihe variance shouldsho be denietl. A i n e e d e d legislativeve repeal in tiie courts - I eral who has gained n H group calling themselvselves the Concerned a unanimous state I experience, todayl ededitorial despite t ^ Citizens of K ing Hill11 fofound lav\-yerSusiin ■ ■ Suprem ei CCourt ruling two weeks UM M eoiumi/n.* ti».nirM says. Weeks of Coeur d’Alei\lene to tinifi them H H said the Legislature has Datfa Aft “80 that sa Two hands are not onough forfc Kallso Price, who gets a1 litllttio holp mowing tho lawn frofrom daughters Balloo, 3.

Load more