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w w w .m agic;icvalley.coin 3 0 i.3 S I S ' / ' SZ ,/‘PO0P. . s n l ______1 JIM PftRKE 2o2/ YANDULL TX 7 9 ‘^0 -J Tlhelm m n i . P A S O Twin Falls,5. lclaliu/97thI year, N l N o. 221 l-r•riday, A iijjust 9, 20(m z L ■ iCoODMC40RNING 'jr \VKATHKR’ ^epG) r t : I ' 3 G u r O TodayJay; a e a r. dah(0 ret id sl to d o y lips I &"high82, Ne v50. ew numberss bode ill forr governor’ss plan to rest)tore adequaIte cash floww to state to n ig i tesoclatod Prosa ______PageJ\2i ______and state afiencies.S, ln» th<» r/‘v«‘nii«‘ pstim nn- fnr-llie-2U02:_ th __ tax_s>'jiuuiuil-ihat-iuliad-during-the ----- lo w S ( Estimates for twot\\ key indicators, 2003 0 0 budget year, which:h 'w ill b e 1990s. BOIS)ISIi - Idaho’s ancmic econonnomy nonfarm employmment and personal i.>wu« u ed in the next several wi.'el-i.'eks. ' B ut ih a t plan pi was keyed to tux \ I A " ’“S CV(even tiardur pressed iti th er pastpn income, were scaleileil back markedly Kemptliome K Budget Dirucltxior Brian receipt.s growiwing by nearly 4 |>crconi year th than the Kempthorno admiiiiniiii.s- from th e alread y/ 1lackluster projec- Whii^hitlock ded in ed tocom nienilent on the this y ear so thattl Ihe estimated $110 , tratio n M a (; i c V a i on thtitiglii and will tnke evenev( tions m ade in April,■ii. .■ foreirecast o th e r than to siiy il ireflects millicm gap tietweeiiIm collections and ^ lonRcrjr 1to reiwiind llian tJic govcniicnior "Idaho iionfarniI cemployment gener- thele economic reality facingg nnot only nuthorized spepending could l>c covered had hoplopcd, according to th e oconomlomic ally grow s w eakerer ovor time." the Idal;Jaho hut the nadon. w ilh th e rem aiaining state reserves, forecastast released Tiiursday. analysis concluded.d. _ _ K( ... . . _ ‘ xiit.-r Kempthorne has Invokedialnulget-. a I This year’s,s poor economic perfor- C-'report appeiired tb offer Gov. Go ' ' Analysts jilM) salcliid there was a one- bal?alancirig strategy that essesseniially mance, howciever, has widened that D irk K.Kempthorne little reasonn forf< in-four chance thatat the fuiiire could cleaiean.s out all the reserve: cashc;; tlie gap to $123 million.mi Hie new forecast opiiniisiiism ahout a cjuick end. to) liillie Ixj^ven worse, stallate has nnd contemplatesIS a rapid, provided signalals thai'ilie estimate for finjincificial crisis that led to a hudg

M() n i :v s: Q west lost Telecom troubles:he ( sccond ier' sred its finan* $1.14 billion in the re q iuest :^ G q u a rte r an d lowere Page El 1 ^ 1 cial forecast. an d m an n ’ • ■ > ^ Jennifer SandiOTtter ■ 11 Time»-News write W k i -i k E n dnns Feny jjjHH L L S -T h e first te s t of Island IflEWI TW INFALLSlounty’s new law gov; , Glenn: Twin Fnlls Cour Wagons, hoi tm ent on q1 feeding operations I renew s its T hree Isl eming animalvictory f< T hursday for ! Crossing re-enactmt ' resulted in a vie " Page Cl dairy neighbors.tning and Zoning ■ H Saturday. The Plannit C o m m ission’s i sion w p r o j ^ p S p o u t s fegotiators yers an d own- '; Talks Intensify: Ncg HBS ^ Itive d e a ls . « B r. :^ relief from'tne! for baseball’s player Page Dl ers reached tentativ population, operators, th e N unes ■ pn The dairy ope ' Fam ily D a ily 's JJ varitmce wouldbu sin ess., their fam ily busi ■ O l’INION je: District '/“/i.;;.''' and their supporters (W b m b h m m iw suitis ——I:.-.. N eighbors dand the Nunes family ; f, An ambitious Judge: ’S.t 'S ' o u tn u m b e re depresentatives tJ at ’ I boundaries, •. - ju d g e in school laws and theii' repi;ht*s m eeting. A cou- i ays. ^ . Thursday night*s crossing h e r legal be dairymen supported I Page A6 ..... li'' - pie of fellow miiydaii Dairy...... _ * today’s ed ito rial sayj I - ___ die Nunes Famil;; was bitter and per- | ...... - d eb ate wn uuM.ceuMo/Twr• I Mmal. :s said she felt per- :up l a ■,Ty.„fm M ary N uneseked Si and that her st. Benodlcidicts Family M odical Contor moninonitor clerk Amio Taber, left, h in all new lelevi- I surrounding'rape. tw o hospit:ils from the nonprofit St. Mafiic Valley Rc^im o n a l M edical C enteIte r in Boise and even with wii Magic Valley Regiotcrships digital tuners1007 in - the agency's ;|| * ts Family Mcdical Center B ut others are n o t :nsso a r e ta lk - a te so cios served as theile interim administra- ‘ snid sni D en n is M a u g h a n , spn lo .s]>eed the fed- -ii h e i r a b d u c - ' thrive willle spoke with Twin Falls Hospital Ur..UC tor at St. Ben'en’s b ack in 1987-88. projects prc m anager a t St. Ben’special strongest actiond conversion li lo dig- ^ J > Saturdayw it) e e k b y a n IS Thursday about their ------H e sees Magi.igic Valley Regional Still, S St. Ben’s advertisingI’s. erally required co build a S34 million med- 2 The Tlmes^e»,y,somesio., - a 52,000-square-foot fad!ulity esd- an d St. Ben’ss vworking together to p pai a i ^ has been touting “choitg cam- ital lele%’ision. te is controversial, .-J plex a t th e intersection of nmated to cost between SS16 mil- provide qualiality health care to “ ‘ If you d o n ’t h a v e a chby~say~ihe~ruling , I- Benedictsid ]will be broken next tio„ ddam waams agaiinst invaasionv- : MagicV&iley .81- West.-ituaries . .82 spring or st Money.....El Woridinion— 7 ^ 7 ------of tj new 25 • l^ovies . . . .C6 ortS . . .Dl-6 • §. will telj11 opposilition to unite1 ather . . J a WtfMcniKfd Ington P o tt______WWashington. CK SM■jjEZ^' i vision marketsetable to Iraqis and PlHMMyciil A carefully skeptical countm tries in th e region, > - Iraqi President ststaged ses- r s Sad The gatheilering is equally O r id ...... A5 Hussein warned Thurs- sisio n w ith intended..to dc any troops invading his U demonstrate that ,a U.S.' diplo- Bush team lor would be'“buried in mmatlc, m ili' long divided aboiit C lassifii which Ii‘aqi-op] n coffin" and that his tata ry a n d opposition groups to — U.S support'-ondnd how to support ' ent in Baghdad would inintelligence Log on to ... . th e m - c a n devievelop a coordinated HHiWMliliain attack Just as it did ofofficials is irs of war with Iron in d< ■K M approach. In Q signal of the M designed to. H ^ |H^ [ H j| -issue's sign : and the Gulf War that p i gnificance, -Vice • C t p e r s - u a 'd e P r e s id e n t Di< 0 1 9 9 1 . Ofopponents of Saddam Hu Dick Cheney will ■ 1 ED I Saddam H u speak with the ^lile, the Bush adminis- th he visiting Iraqis by H daythatan: th e I r a q i OnTVTIUB Vidro telephone>ne on S aturday. | H country tendsw« to tell leaders of vleader vie that ... for online olauM their ownMU ( Iraqi oppoddoilat a ththey must organize in coc Hussein,in1 aran address marking 8 Department meeting wiways after years of frui le conflict with Iran |H ffld Ih e ir sq u ab H eiiah d anattempts to undoinine hinIm Th® “ 1988, Old notlot spedfically men-' ^ 9 SSh i S ■reparation for the :rad adadministration also wantS ;l?f don the Uniteited States or the ;tin ^ 733-093 I’s rule in Iraq, adtdbUs- op IteiSj Bushadminisilistration. But his. |^ l n m m tbelSSOsai opposidon to endorse an ali •qi military women parade Thura thannlvertaiyofth* . , .orhBuilqy, , S d als ^ d I h u n d a y In ti^ tive democratic^ multi*e:• e th n ic Pleasease Me IRAQ, Page A2 «ndnd cor the 1980-88 IraiHran War.iraday In Baghdad on the 14th at ___ ir. • 677r4m: ^ (ration into . . rare State t ...... today to end ■ " - ' V . unite in nrei . o fS a d d ^ ’s ’ -.1 tra tio n o ffld ______*-2 TlmevWwft.. TwinTw Falli. Idaho__ Friday, AufuttMl 9.3002 TT ______

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IctAhO* 734-4147 M i t:LosAngoioa 68 63 9 0 88 71 pc' Tucson 100 7< 8 63 s Wosnmglon, OC 863 6{66 pe 90 70 pc (• J«wH w a. kJaho* ?08-3?4.73t8 ir- .• AOM— tfllWiT a LWr j . ’ITCZ Woather (W): a-aunny, pc-paniy ci{ hundoratcrms. r-roin. “ i: I II, . m i JM •f-snow llurilos, en-anow, l-ico. cloudy. c-ciouOy, sh'showors, t-lhunc I Idaho _ - HospitalI ------IStudy: C a numbcib cr of lawm akers believe is )lants : Continued ( n n iA l □ell impi : Continued from A l unit, home I eptable. e health services and iring the coming una^pi dinics. ; tax coUeciions durin; t impact of the new projec- market is Jerome, Wt-ndcU, \ Physidandit be scaled-back, /O ie u: i offidals have had diffi- ( -year will likely be ; on person.-d income was sig- Gooding and Shosholo n e , w hy St. Ben's of Ihe gap. ruiting physicians to could sa I funher widenins the , , , n ific aint. n i Instead of growing■ would it build its ne\v facacilitydos. ciilty r o c r u i ive arms,i, legs ' The problem expix p lo d es in th e almost 5 I e r to Twin Falls than anjnyotUiose ™rk m its5 a,aging facility and say 1 5 percent this year, person- the new, sta LONDON (AP) - Inje tffer pain in their 2003-2004 b u dget■' y l>ccnusi- a, ome will increase just 4.2I .small, rural cities? state-of-the-art facility jecting wide who suffe niy make it easier to patients’ own stem cell: ;e of d o g g ed arte’r- th e r e w ill.b e n oimi^ccpsh m in, pe„e„,Pij and.next. year_the rate_; . Maughan explained tlthat a sit- "'i' lls into limbs because ol H boked at------draw physioa:dans,-but;vill allowfor------__j.theirJeg.musclcs.could_c lave a n operationr------V ;reserve and the gapm b o n ^ th e -----trill Way i below 5.5 percent instead -ing cohimlttee a'ctuallyl new blood vessels, elimirL c reate------iesbut-can^t-have nire and ouiho- atest technology. _ lg b l 6 od V essel t ^existing tax stnictun roaching 6 p c r c ^ t as andd- two o ther sites - one att InterstateI useofthelatt tinnting Controlling n said except for thp i,pain from bod circulatioi emerging field df j ;rized spending could'ild exceed $200 last spring. 84 and th e Jerom e exit arand anoth- Maughan : helping to prevent gangreion and growth is an em f a gift shop and med- „ the ease of,cancer. JmUlion. The depressedde economic condi- ,er location soutli of Jeniirome, but. a, rene or medicine. In the ', th e new hospital will amputations, _ new research Is by sprouting its e Republican tions delileloyed the average annual "They didn’t have thee lan d fbr tl cates. ch indi- which spreads b ; While the state I offer the saname services it offers ssel network, sden- 'political majorityy hhas avoided wage in crossing the $30,000 growth,” Mauglian said. The study, described own blood vessel it the com- now. They’UjiU ju st have m ore space ng'drugs to thwan > talking about tax incnncreases before thresholdbid by a year. Economists H e also explained that week in The Lancct meid this tists are testing'c owth pat- loofferthemim in . I Tthc Nov. 5 election,n, ]preliminary originallyily expected that to happen mittee considered gro\ journal, is the first dcmotledical angiogenesis. terns^nd discbvwed diattat Jerom e------"N odce hovlow .w e.didn’t say 250- tj lonstra- However, whe#hen parts of th'e , ._-._Jwork on some reveniu;nuu-raisingpro--— in late 202001 . Now they-say-it-will'-. tion that implanting stem arved~of oxygen is moving east. He adddded that bed hospitaltal,” Maughan said. jr m cells- "body'arc“starv. tposal.s has begiegun. -Even riot occuru r until late this year. into hurtians can result in I vessels supplying lonth admitted At just although the new locatioiion will be "This is a repiplacement i hospital." b in new because blood ve ; Kempthome last mon List under 530,000 today, blood vessel net^vorks, a pr :ked, doctors want farther away from tho:lose rural Tliere’s oneme thing that ^vill not ci process them are blockec * lhat a tax hike mightIt bbe needed as Idaho'si wagew is less than 75 per- called angiogenesis. d vessel growth - • a last resort if the econconomy contin- cent of thithe national average annu- cities in miles, it will actctually be change. Thele Catholic hospital’s Experts say the findings to.boost blood Vl easier to access at its mor !y call th erap eu tic .’ues to struggle. ol wage,1, well below th e 81 percent oreconve- d o o rs w ill always a: be open to hope hi to millions of people;s m offer treatment they c I The alternative isis everc deeper of the nalnational average achieved n ien t location ju st off tlithe inter- everyone. : worid- angiogenesis. state. ;cuts in state spending,ing. som ething in 1995. "Our missiosion is to take care of a St. Ben’s has been lococated in everybody,”,” saidi Dr. Elizabeth A ssailants kill n ital chapel the h eart of th e city of Jererome for Sugden, St. Ben’sBe director of med- nurses in hospita more than half a century, ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (/ y. Serving ical services.. (AP) - Hospital officificials said three ______Ith e M a g ic V a lle y .sinc( ______TlThree assailants detonat ilraq___ ice 1952, ------ated a nurses, all Pakistcustani, died in the today St. Benedict.s incl grenade inside the chapel 15 ethers were HusseinI sisupport from A rab states icludes a Timcs-NetvsIIS writeri Saiidu Miller el of a attack and 15 ; Continued from A l full-seiricej 25-bed critical:al access can be ticachcd missionary hospital near Isi ’ did not describe s as a bul- j cde;i fusal to help him pay for Electronics I Association,n, tvliich years- will 01 •out 25 a b o u t 35 mes iles northeast ,of — represents-manufnctiirei■crs.^will ----- analog signals.,Js.______miles from Islamabad, ^ d T< .killed.sixpeopl^ ______Icpffin_orjL‘yiI._>YlicU( lian conflictrahd'aTns::------poTicirinspwtorTathli KltaiirTaxila____Islarnab^, and.kil .^mobilized their evil a, sue to reverse the ruling,S, saying To w atch ovc5ver-the-air television I- !all‘Palore than S2,0 •, w hich costs a t le a s t' Con ;arrogancc und greed,’ rCIeUan, said Hussein’s °of the association. "We’re’ro n n t n convener, V Continued from A l Ml p arties agree that operation to makeike their busine^ ^ i d . speecli didid not alter Bush's view. regulated industry. Well,■ a t l e L t $400 today. litress. n ot unril today.” th e p n c e s willU cdrop by 2007. '"I!; viable. • The cunflici with If?"Ir cost a “The Iraqiqi government needs to “The stakes a re higli. O ur ft tite o rdinance is 3 ct most Under the!e FCC’s ruling, all ■ m illion lives as missis s ile s flew comply witlvith the responsibilities . The ruling will affect ly operation cannot contii■ fami- . "’sy 'hink lg,the b u t Tve got M ite ly IS television setsets with screens.36 ___ -Li tinue something, 1 •between Baghdad an(an d T e h ra n ii agreed to at the end of the Gulf directly the approximati jnlcss the variance is passe I said. ers who inches or widerler m ust in d u d e digi- ised,” follow it,” H atch sai .’an d troops puslied hackick and forth War,” hele told reporters in ^percent of U.S. consumer :he said. ents from tl^ orsatGl- tuners bjb y J u ly 1, 2005.- ^ Tbe argument ;across the borders. It won Wasliington do not subscrilw to cable or The commission voted uni ll m u st h ave tuners by inani- Nuneses and theitheir neighboii| lite system s and who rely oron over- SmaUerTVsmi nously to deny th e N u n e s« ’ v T the variant ------1 th - S Ju ly 1,2007. the-air broadcast signals - m ce - w hat they n eed to stoi’van- about whetherIted t focused ok .Sunda> S7.00I pcper week, daily only S.^.(X) rabbit rs ears or outdoor anteitennasS ,^ble and salsatellite subscribers tart a should be grantet Circiilaciort >0 0 >animal-unlt “heifer replc iship existed fcfl mday only $3.50 per week. fo ely unaffected by jlace- whether a hardshi Daniel Wplock. circulniio.tlo n director Pc; * « k . Sund; for their television. WithIh som e ■iBles IBX Includluded in all above rate*..A C3 uling. They wiU be n e n t” op eratio n fo r th e ir da tors and wheth^ exceptions, those broodca:ast sig.. Thursday’s tjjl lear Buhl. They want to br«l chccKv"IV . . lo,log to digital by 2007. - after tHc'the didistal conversion, ' • t. ------^ that weaken^ ^ inable to toke full It was th e N uneses’ request d o not receiv e your piipci About 99 percent olo f th e rtuvers on three setback requis tf o r ...... lu'Tnrcnr Mail infoiT f digital-television »iid 18 months <3 c all th e nilm bcr.for your I jrmation .nation’s 265 million TV sesets are advantage of d lonts that prompted courluire- Th® N uneses said Burlcy-Rup«n- features. iums prohibitiia NewMUPS631-0K0)Upul>. planlanners’ denial. unty county moratorium P au l-O ak lcy ...... 677-4042 1C 132 Third Si. W.. Twin expansion of confonfined animd ______TlThe new ordinance requii ns has cost thed Tw in F allt 83.301. hy Magic V a lle y jires feeding operations 1 a n d o th e r area* ...... ^33-0931 a p a ‘' ; . « l " thIiat a t th e Nuneses be at leas m of money anii Inc., a dlvlilon of Lee The Tim es-News I ast 1 n substantial sum o Enierpriiev PertorrtodleaU paid at Twin Pallt ; Information Line mtile ih from the Salmon Fa les have tl^v ^ Subscription rates::S b y lh c T lm e t-N*-Newt. Orncial ciiy and Canj^ y o n rim, widiin 300 feet 'allsfn the new rules i[]cr pur»uani lo Seciion 6C- fron, off their plans. . Home delivery; ected lo lie iculture for any fields con­n- . U.S. D epartm ent t)f Agriculture’s shippedI with restrictions, ✓ Free Installotii ■ for potato growers'ers in other parts firmeded to have th e virus, Animal and I'lani T)f th e w o rld hns nt H e a lth • Flannery 's;i s;iid. F or FREE ___ __ ns found its way “It’st’s very bad news,” said Jeffff Inspection Service:e w as in In 2001', m B u d a e tm into the U nited Sta ir, Maine farmers har States for the first M iller,er,-an assistant professor of[)f Aroostook County onin Thursday vested 806, Estistimales Call lime, offidals said' 06,000 tons of potatoes, dd Thursday. potatoIo pathology at University ofof looking in lo liie situiiuation, said making th The “mop-top”)” virusy has been Idaho, the state the nation’s' 3224-22 42 D n sjwkeswom an MeganI TThomas. eighih-Iargcrgest potato producer. L (liu s\ confirmed at one 1 le location nnd is Thele virus can reduce yields.s. The team will deteitermine the The mop suspected at anott op-top virus causes dis- lother location in tendsIs 10t spread more readily inin Iwsi course of.aciion andai investi- coloration northern Maine.[)c. sa id D o n a ld states i in or rings inside pota- IS with colder climates, and,d gate how th e virus a nrived i’ in this loes, makin.cing tliein_unsuiiable for____ Flannery, cxecuti'utive.director of can survivesur up to 18 years in thele country, she said, the Maine Pota the freshI potatop market as well Qtato Board in field,I, MillerN said. Worse yet. hele The good news is thele virus does as potato ch r W S K A T ...... Presque Isle.- .. . chip and french fry pro- Jr. n ...... said, quarantinesqi can reduce thee - - nol spread easily-as somesf o th e r-----^^ductlon.'SlSixty-five percent of There is a quaraiorantine order by value oi e of a state's crop. ' potato diseases, andI sspuds har- Maine’s |X)iiloiaiocs are processed.

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"There are stistill ty guard’s demanc eon who left patient to0 to-borne Wust nd would have ^ T t. -•st N ile v iru s a r e man!any m edical hurdles to cross."s." been within federal•al guidelines at gO tOI bankb gets suspensionm younger than usi usual. TThe l two still face follow-uv-up the lime. The poli3licy h as sin ce BOST( 1 The median a{ 5T0N - A surgeon who left 1 age for this yeifr’s operJerations to reconstruct theih e ir been changed. a ^jatien lin fcctio n s is.55.55, the Centers for skullnils. ent anesthetized and with M c G a rry a n d h hi e r d a u g h te r ;m openjn indsloni in his back while y Disease Controlrol and Prevention were pulled out of I said in a rc. )f the boarding he wentnt to a bank several blocks report released Sc/fl:/ofrt/sts say Jet exhaust5t Jine for a random search. sc Guards away has I l ® S y Thursday. 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PHILADELPHIA ion were in Lotiisia A - A dvocates s ta te Board Bo; of Registration in siana, which has WhiVhen commercial jet trafficffic for victims of sexu;lually abusive Medicine re p o rte d 71 infciifcctions and five was >: he said Wedne.sday. It sas- s halted by last fall’s lerrorisiirist . priests went to aI hotel1 where pendedi hishi liccnsc indefinitely. 1563 Flllmoro St., S d eaths in th e natitation’s biggest out- attaclacks, researchers seized uponpon Roman Catholic rcli Twin Fellt (Norlh Brldai flatIciia) - b»hlnd Target \ 3 - 7 7 2 2 hrenk since the d iligious orders The board b said Arndt, a ______e disease was first thei uniqueu opportunity to com-Dm- were m eeting Thursd.1day and argued Harvard -1 detected in Neww YYork in 1999. p a re rd-trained orthojjcdic sur- re the climate data for theih e tliose communities caia n n o t be trust- geon, wa«vas six hours into a spine clear a r skies on Sept. 11-14 againstinst ed to discipline molestisterder^. operationon when hc told the oper- I U.S. soldier rec‘ecovers after days/s of normal air traffic whenten The Survivors Network^ of ating stastaff he needed to "stop H sniper attack( Ir in Afghanistan 5 streak the heavens with con-on- ’I'hose Abused by Pri’riests accused out." Thehc board said he returned lis. the religious orderss cof protecting about 35 ■ BAGRAM , AVfghonistan lt r An The 35 m in u tes la te r and fin- "heir conclusion: Without jetsets errant members ovcver the years. ished the i F o o d American soldierHer was stable or con le operation. rontrails, the dear skies boosi-Dsi- The com m unities vie\iew guilty cler- -c oom tr pilcd from w ire reports condition and1 oion his way to a ed the tl temperature swing m edical facQity’ in GeiTOony a fter betw ck»S»Self-Propelled village of Lwara ara. in Paktika Ric:ICHMOND, Va. - Morere ' \ ■' G eara r T ra n s A xle ■ 3Slb. Bag province about 90 miles south of humartan remains were foundid \ Kabul. King saidlid whoever was insidele thei gun turret of the USS>S‘ V ■ /^812065 ■ . behind the.attsciack fled before . Monitolitor, raising the number of 9 81b. Bag T ■ ■ U.S. troops liBtumcNTM^flre. . . sailorsrs found1 inside th e Q v il W ar ^ »612064 I a rtifaFact c from one to possibly 1 7 “ ■ Bush re le a m $100$1 million three, ■ to help poor paysy Icooling bills p^e're very e x d te d because it jars we may be bringing ...... CRAWFORD,, TTexas - With homee rmore of our shipmates, ■ Buya35ib. Bagag. ^ ^ 9 - summer temperati•atures soaring, whichll Iis wonderful news." Navy £ ■ get an 81b. Bag President Bush releasedre SlOO diva chi ^ i l ' ag f l M chief Cmdr. Bobbie SchoUeyy , ______.. million on Thursday^ y to help poor___ saidJTtiThurs'dayJaji-telephone— prople"pay air condlindltiohing bills.------coi conference. L ^ F r EE- • ■ In a letter to HoiHouse Speaker Thee^ disc^ery < Wednesdayy ^ N E W J T TORS ___ ------D ennis H asten , Bu«Bush’callfed.'the came: twov, days after a salvage action an emergergency require- operaticItion run by the Navy and 8 ” C ut 5*Speed ment. 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Deputy Attorr J Y ^ i f ir n ~ 'in^ inspector:or and tax expert to General G( Michael Gilmoi from p lanners to3 finanders,f from cadre to foot-soldidier, from ideolo- V A A \[\ resiirriL-. dedefending the state, was rijrig h t gist to cheerleadei By now,, many Idahoans to ler...Saudi Arabia \ to as.sert that tho.se argumeinents supports our enerrsmies and attacks llknow Bail as the 4th District ' pushpu the court into actingB likli e r— I'Judge whoho iK n I-—I ■ ■ a legislature. ihearin}; thi: h . But Bail’s ur .. :prufile sdicx)!-x)l-con- Our view : JudUage to le^ slate is w C a i. ;struciion law~ DeborahBailshohoulduse ">iscaseisst I ;A consortiun g o in g o n . Be n-IQ M A S ^schools s u in g her talents to conOnVince continues “ ■“fi;; school districts tc build !;tuxpuyur.s - a s a ------/ .‘;m ore miincyey tor their own school!ols. constitution;o n a l our allies.” '•buildings i„ s.'" W h a t do you I > fix Hm Bush adminiinistration needy districts u t h i n k ? ' “s'tS h e .souRiit^o di.stancee itselfi from tiie 'ncentiiitives for m urder. What thatat tom? before them,lem, the Wahliabis have; Bail has u report, but straight IS is th at the kingdom’s sui-; O ur goal, says Hanst d S 'o l We welcome vieviewpoints ht-talking ison, should presentedd arrestees,ar detainees ju d i( and Defense Secretary■y Donald k illers : of Septem ber n (15) be to liberate th e opprpre.ssed peo- and indictcd;tcd suspects as people ‘ ;power fnrccfiefujiy from our readersi^onthis . caf, Rum sfeld refusedJ tot disogree " fG 19 ‘ w ere Saudi nationals) pie of Saudi Arabia anind through- persecuteded becauseb they a re 'for- ;in the past I . with its findings. HiHc m erely "'•'obuibutchered our dvilians werere out the region, just asIS iwe helped eign-bom’i’ or victims o f'eth n ic . i and other issues.>3 _ showcase all th 0 at odds with basic Saudi 'years. During !_!______riveting videos < called leaking of ththe information not so a free those under oppreire.ssivecom- profiling.”.’’The Tl Wahhabis, Waller “a terribly unprofefes.sional tiling approacDaches to conflict after all."” m unist regim es. ;2001 Icgislatlativ e moldy schoo writes, haveJve “rc cy d ed a full , o o ls ,0 dQ." R um sfeld s=said th e brief. n-wn adds, “...no country in1 A recent article in InInsiglu mag- , range of StalinistStai techniques for ;scssion, she1C ruled that the the;hey want. But the sorry shap fiape ing does not represicsent die "domi- forld is m ore hostile to the azine, “W ahhabi Loi)b^iby Takes • evading thhe ei law .’’ .jrj {Legislaturee y w asn’t doing its of .s if .some Idaho schools isn’tt the th nant opinion" withih in tile U.S. Am enc;rican idea of reli^ous toler- th e Offensive,’’ also sp^ipeaks truth. The Uniteclited S tates is being \ '[constitutibnainal duty of main* poi loint. Everyone recognizeiz e s governm ent but, si{significandy, he free f*"* speech, constitutional1 WritcrJ.MicliaelWallillercon- invaded byjy thtl e im m igration of • > itaining a thoriiorough system of thahat problem already. ThT h e did not reject its coi:ondusion.s. govemnTiment, and sexual equali- tends, “Totalitarian ref•egimes in such people.?le. T he intent of these ; public schools.>ls. poii>oint is, local districts arc. th e Two o ther public;icationsin ty."Rat(ather than punish the the M iddle East iiave^ titargeted front groupsjps (Schwartzi nam es the T h at sparked the entn titie s th a t sh o u ld pay, fofc r recent w eeks add tcto tiie body of Saudi1 governmgc ent, Hanson th e U nited S tates wilhh a well- Council oaAjII Ainerican-Islamic . : jL eg islatu re’sj’s HB 315, which soluolution.s. knowIedRC of Saudiidi behavior and prefers,rs, am ong other things, an financed influence camimpaign that Relations, theth« American Muslim - ; jprovided stateate money to help A _ .. radical Islamic inteitentionsinthe Arnenca•ican objective of oil inde- is being rooted in Ameilerican poli- Council andnd tht e Islamic Sodety, .i And local voters in those di: L>nce. H e would help Russia ' ;;less affluent : I United States. One;le is an a rtid e in pcndenc 3 ^ tics." He com pares ilic>lese tactics of North Amt\m erica as th ree organit It school districts triericts should make the dec :sue of explorere its vast oil supply and I jpay off intere the July/August isst to the “active-mea.surus-us" strategy zations thatat dci aim to re p re se n t. . e re s t on build in g sionio n s-n o t a judge. Commentary maguzluzine by Victor encouraiirage conservation, if ncces- ' ;bonds. As a re 5- of the form er Soviet UnJnion, thai the entireI comcor m uniiy of ,i ,• result, di.stricts in VJWhat Huntley and the plairlam- Davis Hanson, an authorai and ^^ry,t)y by A m ericans to break tiie included front organi/a i'minunists l)icLosAiv;c/esidcsTimcs. j . i ■ ; .'get all of th eirir uinterest paid off emnpowered p state inspectors tc ■ „ lltiirough this billtJill. forceree schoolis to fix or replaceace Free up H ;> But attorneyseys for the plain- outd)itdated fadlides. 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T he Timcs-N- N e w s m ______F'riday, l August 9, 2C)(0 0 2 ______A r o)U i N D ViVind pro□jects hiinge on buyers’I demandc d, officialilssay Lorraine Cavener . w ind power. THE ^ALLEY Idaho) PPtiwer buys clcctricity kilowatt-hour federal taxax crcdit ponent of ene s-ind power. Luck said. specialist, HAZELTON - A Pocatcllo chalhallenge in Idaho. states have discovcrc( red that," But Luc.uck makes a case for “Investors and landoiowners “OneoLthtLdi:(Ldownsideii.uLwind __ . woman died Thursdirsday morning in ------eiO nd____ -The-big attraeiio ?nXco.- a n -in te m a tional-w ind ion of wind __ wind powe __ can make a lot moreLjnoney r is that it is t — ------a-onu^car-cnish-onon-Interstate'84 ------energergy company witliTISrhead-id^ “ power'is'not'tliiint”it is “green’’” “Why'did id ^ a te s go"up 40~pcf^ ^ th i en ,” h e said. near Hazelton. resource, but an q u aarters r in California, hasa s pow er, b u t th at it is cheap and cent if ththe spot market is so While there is miiney H eather Adiwinatnata, 21, was trav- signei L*y to be resource,” helie said.; “Wc need ned w ind farm project devel*el* . reliable, h e said, good?” LucLuck a sk e d .' imade with wind, it couiuid also low-cost depeniJendahle resources cling westboundj whenw the 1991 opmc iri- “ How m uch exposu Ticnt agreem ents with 13 pri- suro arc your For Luc.uck, the cost of wind Ihelp in water-short yearsrs, Luck with which we can meet cus- Isuzu pickup she waswa driving drift- vate iai ratepayers subject [e landowners on potential ct to when power, atIt a guaranteed 3.S cents ■s;tid. tomers’ needs.”s.” ed off the left sidele oof th e road, th e sites!s ithroughout southern Idaho,IO. prices spike?” Luiu ck a s k e d , p e r kilowiiwatt-hour for 10 years, Idaho State Policc sa ••When the wind is bliilowiiiK, Wind is oneme component of 5 said. • But!t Dave Luck, who overseeses adding that recentIt c le c tric a l m akes sen*unse. He said that is less ;you can store water," h< Adiwinata overcercorrecced and enXc hc said. Idaho Powerver's integrated ?£co’s Idaho wind powerer _ rate hikes are someiq th in g th a t _ _ thanj>alff tlth_e_price_of buying gas. . Thn t_w ater can. b e kept i rolled th e pickup- iniinto the median. devel : in stor- - resource-plan ai ifelopmenl efforts, said the'he' ' could be avoidcd'whi^hcn'reliable ' onthe'opeipen m arket. iage. sold to farmers or u She was ejecccd anand pronounced projc( used to place of olhersr lessli environmen- ijects can’t go far unless thehe sourccs such as windid power are The guaruarnntecd price is made flusht fish. tally friendly resresources, h e said. dead at the xcn e,, th n d - tland glar 1:1 tourisnm starts ■ ■ ing a lap belt only, thi mou , th e ISP-said. The nccidcnt hapiappened around r— — 8:30 a.m., about 10 milesi west of with ch:hange ‘ the Jerome/Minidokiloka county line, It is still under invesriestigation. • ,'-'v • • r-; j'.';’ in mineidset Jj Blaine Countyy Fairf slates By Shelley Ridenoianour . swine and sheeeep fitting . TImet-News wrttefttef •______,-j CAREY-Avarielyety of events are ' BURLEY - It’s on today’s schedulelie . at th e B laine It’s im p o rta n t fo r I Rarru Mini-Cassia resldssldent^ imd other j County Fair. - ■CrTfS Joclyn G Swine and sheep nHlnn CitiZCnS,ns, to develop a !Cp f ittin g a n d left, andind Ann tourist-friendly showing will take placplacc, along with Jly attitude. Debi RIdjelyly are D ane told a g ro i round robin compctitiJtition and the 4- ;roup at the Mini- H archery shoot. two offthe tl • Cassio Chamberber of Commerce 1 Also loday is thee rovercome ,|> the sterMtype thattha south-central lj 1 The parade route2 wwil] be d o sed I Idaho isn’t a tourourist destination I _ 4 ____ to traffic from 11:300 a.a.m. to 1 pjn _____ I _ - . ■ like Sim VaUey' or iCoeur d’Alene. — ) Motorists can get acracross town by \ M uch of Idaho isn'isn’t a tourist des- ^ using.Falls Avenuee tot the north 1 tiruidon because% thed people who . ^ 0 ^ ^ and Minidoka and SiSixth Avenue I i : i r : -----West-tothe south,------live there won’t‘t d ch ange th e w ay______• ___ they t/unk a n dRelieve l ^ i tlieir com------, I ■ Sgt. Matt Hicks saidsai the Twin • Falls Police Departn munities can be destination irtment wants spots, she said. everyone to be aw arere oof th e follow- ing; Souchaged models will\ be “You do hihave to look pretty mor a's gc'ological fea- i I n ore to do than shop.” tures._____ . ______j5Dntinues_tDday_y______atash io n — boasting-a-l^back-to-si-schooI^2------hard,‘'she saitlaid.------If-the-fashion-showdrawIf y '■ W hatevcr ihemme e is adopted, if y ------^ - -TWIN FALLS - T he is ^ o u ld b e more fun than ___ G a rd a s a y . ______E.von. s o ,.s,.she_said_slie_has___ gooi;ood crowd and rakes plent> 'el of possums," said Ann G a ra a said th e idea foror a thrift scored someme real treasures, proi [7 ., *----- a-new-ornrls-plckcdKcd,-irwfinniow ------[fr— — ______Highway DistHct is scl proceeds, organizers would‘ 1 ____ the.aret» tn mn seal coat these'roads’tbd ly of-Twin FaUs.------— store-fashion-show-cauaught-on— indudingan-(n'Ocean'Paclflciank ------to'iio'lrymakin'g'it a yearly evevent, I : a ll of th e 13 m o d d s who after her daughter,, Jaclyn top and an A rm ani tie - which Kariard positions The AMOd “W ithout state assisistancc, said that wiiilelile there could be a up at City Hall,. ab dozen jtfc up for election on1 NNov. S. n i e many poor pregnant wornimen suf- coercive effetfeet from denial of ^ _____ filin g HpnHHn«» fn r j' . WENDELL r Good idea, b a d ...... voiced tlieir concern _____ ii-pcttitions is- ---- BOISE^lE^-Planned-Parenthood —--fering f scvere mcdical corBmplica ------payment, thele state is under.no r.” ocation. tJje sale yard's impj 5-p.m. Aug. 30 a t th e distiistrict office, of Idaho10 saysi it won’t appeal a tions t wii! be forced to deliclay hav-, obligation.to.£o-finance-a person’s l>f 1 ^ . • ~ ju d g e’s d< Thut was the majority'y of “ onWendeU, 308N.MamSt.inHaaey, decision that allows the ing i on abortion, a nd somele will b e e x e rd s e o fa cconstitutional o right. The seat representiniting SulMlis^ - state to stopsti paying for abortions forced f to carry th eir pregrgnandes Lawmakersrs voted to ban the VendeU . residents who spokenieh who would have a a te need." for several huhundred abortions 0*acre parcel of land on t The scat represendncdng Sub^lis* qualified f d for the state funding. ’ ' P la n n e d P a ren th o o d rerecently' determined nepos- tniffic past the grad( »n the recent history of opened o its secontl Iciaho ddinic in the health ofif pj oor women. The ublic outcry against th e prop also up for election. ShaShay said he Idaho’s JudicialJt elections, the Tw 1 inFalls. 1, the five-member dty plannining . . wc don’t need moty. w ill not n in again. T he di peak-year waiv as 1999, w hen 61 e diin ^ct l i u v in d ic aItion ti) of constitutional ____Q n_June.l2.,4th Districtct Judge —procodures-w( end' area already zonedud fi>r' th is . Tni______'■ generally'south o f Fox'A

: M a g i c ::: V a l l k y AV kKST ManI gets preobation f(for adulteery Ki]imberiy High] Sc:;hool stucidents ------By MaricHalnr— iellmfTliijriJrtnjation5n offlceralxiut ' • 1 Tlmaft-Wewt wrtteirttor______To our readers th e relationship.” , , , . A\,ponion PC Dt this story was inotJvcr-f. In an earlier inten:-iview with 'J7ic . V V ill XJ have n .|I;R0MI- -Ii new schesdules thhiis year - In Ihc entl. it was ,<.nicnily omittctJ Irom WeOncsOay’sJ Timcx-Nvivs, Meyers•s - who is now ^ pn)l)iil)Iy TJn>mu mus Ru.s.scll's previ- ccJilion. The siory is recrinted herere in Mis.souri - confinirm ed that she By Marg£rgaret Jones afternoons to studydy student register froirfrom 8 a,m. lo noon and ' ous linislics willvith the liiw - not a in Its entirety. at first had lied to Ras.seliRi and his TImos-NoNowa correspondent ______progress and work to g e th e r to from 1 to 3 p.m.p. Aug. 13. felony diiirfjc of adulter>' agaiast |' ___ mother about her- aage. She also coordinate studies ancnd m aterial • Higli sch(K)lschi -seniors will l-egi.s- tiini ~ (hill ciuiMiiised him the most , said her marriag«ge has since KIMBI ipliiined lhat Ru-welJ's problemems IBERLY - Students in tlieIf in order to ensure stutudents can ter from H:M)H:M to 11:30 a.m. Aug, liiinhic, a judgc.s;e.siiiil W ednesday. '•‘’'I’'* Kiiiiberh iirle d in 2 0 0 0 , w h en h e wa: -•rly School D istrict will he meet new state bencluJimark tests 14. I lic court to.ved toy with the idea. . Nidiolson .said Rulu.s.scll was ini- relu riiiii liirged with burglary in connec ling IO school Aug. 26 to and siandard-s. ------— • • Juniorsrs registern from 12r30 to "I ;i w ithheld jinjinl^neiil,” District tiaUy charged wiUi1 rmisdemeanor find .sor in with a theft from a snacl Jom e c h a n g e s in scho<»lt»l Tlip following is a li«list of dates 3:30 p,m. Aug.Auj. 14. .Inline KiiRor Hunhinlick tokl Riis.selJ, ‘ adultery in connectClion wilh ^I'e .schedulir•ling.______and times for student;Its to regis-_____• Sophomtomorcs regi.stei^from ___ — ---- ?; ••hur l f e lrit Mid-at-a park-in Jeromo. I.iiter isseJI was charged with probaVh i' ffrair,"biit laienigri^reed to'pleiur' The highhi| school has gone io anin ter: ' ' ■■ ■ 8:30 to 11:30;3()Vi.m.‘Aug. i 15. iiuippropriiile given .v.ur previous guilty to felony adultery. a In eight-perleriod “roll-over block” onin ♦ New Olementnry^s*school stu-_____ • Freshmimen ei register from 22:30 , i riniirial rti'iird.’' in xnoliitinn iind a sex offense ir nnection with a sexual affaii. . exchange, Ihe othere r sex-rehiletl the- tradiaditiohal semester sched-J.' ■ debits have until Aug. 116 to regis- to 3:30 p.m.n. Ang,A 15. Burdick seiUc-iiIciiccJ Russell to a ‘. charges against: him were nie. ter. They should registister from 9 For moreire information,i contact • yoiir’s pnibatidiion for the adultery ^ th a l!)-yeur-oId u ir! w hen hc IS 18. Nicholson s.-.i,I ------droppedrund-he w(won’t have tn • •Thismmeans that one day a stti~~;iT— a.m.-to noon'or from'l'T<'To3p.m;at the high sscl d l (101 office at 423- ■ft-n-nnu-to-three=------——■— register-HS a 'sex And then with another chargi ex-nffonrtei':------ile iit - wviiriiave il four yO^minuiee ------lllel-lenrentat^saiWroffTco o ■41'707e1T ^ l4i^ 2 .-^ M 4 o r 3146, • year priMni%emoinonce iiiinging over sex with a minor, the affair with Nicholson sjiid. cliisse s getg arrested -■•W'CiJars compleetion; test''well is fini; • stemmed from a pplea agreement, checkeked the law and warneded for adultery." lished ,.^and he pursuedI theth case because Russe■sell th a t M eyers could giveve — :------By Mickeyjy IBrown. and pump house and ththe -second lay zone, |T- of Ru.«ell’s record.ird. legalll consentc only lo her hm band,id, 7Yr;ics-(Vtit’S rvrxmcr,T Mark Hdn: Tlmos-Newaiwa correapondent______will l)e the distribution linline-s. • • Rezoningng requestr - TJie coun- Nicholson a ndI RiRussell’s defertse O imipbell pl said. tvri be nvchcd ai 73S-3 o r hu c*- He explained the tqnkk 1design is cil held th«*fir^; first of three readings Iriattorney, CalviiIvin Campbell, “HeHe make a mistake by notot mail at wheiiiz&mafiLxlvalky.cimt. ' FILER^ - Preliminary work on -near completion and clesi(sign of the of a rezoninging recjuest by John ______th e c ity ’s new water project is well hou-ses is 60 p ercentt finished.f Holloway. Holloway Holl has asked to ------near compl ipletion. the City Council Hegstrom estimated it will be rezone his 19-acre19-a< farm a I 4054 N. ^ leanied thi;lliis.week. about two weeks beforee bids for 2250 E. to residentresit ial-agriciillural ' C ____ The testst 1well has been complet- conslniction will be adverertised, in order to dividedivi two lots off tiie I ServVICES —;-D eath NOTICEJi rO ed. and anan additional water riglu The entire project is eexpected farjn. is b ein g sosought from the Idaho to co.st S2.2 million, paidd :for by a • Water planpin - The council J u G ladys A nnI TrivittTi of Rupert, E th elel Henry Eselck Church in Twin Falls. CrCremation Departmenlent of Water Resources S1.2 million bond alorong with approved ththe e a d o p tio n of th e l-l I service at 11 ajnjn . . today at H ansen and arrangements are underui the to convertrt the test well to a full grants. Twin F alls Coi: claIr M cCllmans County Groundwater j'l > Mortuary Rupeipert Chapel, 710 ®inCll direction of Parke’s’s M agic productionon municipal well, said Other council businessss includ- Quality Managelagement Plan. >1,’ i Sixth St.; burial v ai will follow in the JERCROM E-£thcl Henry E.uickk Valley Funeral HomeL* ofi Twin Rol) HegstrStrom of J-U-B Engineers ed: • Tentativevc J:budget adoption - <■, Hazelton Cemetcletcry; friends may Sinclailair McCIimans, 87, of•f Falls. in-Twin Fall-‘alls. • Wellhead protectioron - The The Cily Councuncil adopted a tenta- call from 10-10;4 0:4S a.m. today at Jeromeme, died Thursday, Aug. 8i,, T he remmaining ; portions of the council approved a neiew o rd i- tive 2002-03: budget bui of iilwui S4.1 ' Hansen M ortuaiyary Rupert Chapel. 2002,, ata t h er home. Frances M orrissesSaU project will/ill tie -sectioned into two nance amending the dtyy 1code by million. The; budgeibiii must first go T he sservice will be held at 2 “ phases, hee ssiiid. T he first will com- -adding a new diapter tha TWIN FALLS - !• ial estate ,to a public hearingheai iiefore it can Arthur llermirman Teschkc of p.m. M'Monday, Aug. 12. 2002, in storage tank, well house lishes a wellhead protectiction over- be adopted. A ppleton. Wis., irmemorial service the FFarnsworth Mortuary M orrisseau, 65, of Twi I at 3 p.m. todayr at Faith Lutheran Chapelpel, 1343 South Lincoln,' died Thursday, Aug. 8 ., I2002, at 1_ Church, 6011 E. Glendale, Jerome.ne. ’ Magic Valley RegionalI Medicalf Ij'fO L Appleton, Wis.;: vi:visitation at 2 p.m. C enter in Twin Falls. »up contestss waste transisportation totc dump . tociay a t th e: clchurch (Valley Arrangem ents are p< pending ALBUQLQUERQUE(AP)-An F uneral Home,.A Ap ppleton, Wis.) * ty G le n n and will be announc Isolation Pilot Plant sincesi it agreement withvith the federal gbv- "ccd by environmenlental group asked a fed- opened1 in M arch 1999. ' ernm ent. BUR]IRLEY - Myrtle “Mary”” :P a rk e ’s M agic V alley Funeral F ^ral judge . I Jeffrey Connornor Nelson, infant Glenn,n, 81, of Sandy, Utah, and : Ige on Thursday for “This project is onlyly th r e e _ -tiWe standI behindhe! the credibili: I i H om e of Twin Falls. retjuire tl " son of fienjBmiimin Thomas and former];urly of Burley died Friday, the government to years ; old, and the DOE hash sub- ty and experieniience - proven expe- 1 . , releiise dociocuments on shipments i Krisren Hardy' NlN elson o f P rovo, A u g . 2, 2002, at Alta Ridge : mitted many modificatations," rience - of ourm r WTPP’ trans-porta- * - J e r e m D u a n e K e eipniCk p of radioac(i\ Utah, service atIt 111 aJD. today a t A ssistedted Living in Sandy, Utah, :tivc waste to its under- Greenwaldi said. “Alm ------slayingiR^ofwife— I Ooadlino Is 4:30 p.m. I m. for next-day pubtteatlon. Thaw «a-mall addraaa for obltuariaa la obHaO'maglcvnlley.com.ol DeathIh CALDWELI notlcBi ara a fr»< nrvianrtca and can ba placad until S iLL (AP) - A Canyon kj I S p.m. every day.' ______County manin pleaded guilty on {fl _____ L. ____Tliucsday-tuvb ____ I 'n Dand”RiiyT I voluntary manslaugli------B B n i i i iiymond'LlTvvillor. ValorTo sup(30rt0r sui ol tho ChiDo' IHigh ter in tlie slayiaying of-liis wife after 3 L it:------and-hi(BbaibaiHl-beor>-Koehnr*all"Of—GoCow boy5~foottjntf ioa rn~i'tir Buhl, and fe“',vas getting proseciM.‘Cutors to reduce the •Lena Linda no Evelyn and husband PrePresident, in i97?-73, ol iho! Chino C charge from s Lowell Jani,iiiu ol Filer, prosonily sen/- Rot 1 second-degree mur- Recroaiion Association der in return Giesbrecht FHese)sen i«o a s iiirn i'ssio n a rie s in K enya. .. HeI- rem ained involved in n ■n for information on where he dumiimped the Ixjdy. j Our dear mottief. IB rjrandchilclron and 25 aspa sp o c is ol his larnily's lives lg w as set for Oct. 11 j ^ Giosbfochi Friesen,Ln.-wSbom'io C 's yindchildron; two brothers, enje n jo y ed golling wiih ihom,m tTc Sentencing ^ Cornolnis nnd d Abo G io sb rech t, a n d Irioifriends and busfness associcciilos :elt, 33, who admitted ■ Giosbrochi on.AuQus“ u Z S oIters. ; Mary Unhuh, Sarah He and his wile. Gen. enjoyed,w ,.3 „. e a rlie r th is y(year that he killed B Winion. Cahl Sho pa! and Eva Davis. Also pre- elmislmg in Iheir motor home ^ D eborah S ue: Z Zufelt, 37-, during an B l life on Aucjusi 6, 200: Sri:icr in death wore hor par- Ho H was a liloiimc rnembcr 0ol tho arg u m en t ovever custody of their short ol hQf 85tti Ditlhday Du al mo 5 brothers. 1 sislof and 1 Chii-hino Historical Socioly andid had four children,1. 1^ MouncJficloi} Manor, Moiind„Ooo, mdchild. ser\served on the Board, mombcber ol Based on infinformaiion provided M . Wande K an sas al servicQs will be hold DowDowney Masonic Lodge 220. CChino by Zufelt. aulluthorities recovered U iClom sp o n t hor chichildhood yoars via^Mflnnit 10:00 am ai the Valley RoliSolary, Chino American Locegion th e body lastt ww eek in a rural area M on a (arm and allencehdod-ii-ch6ol . n - S r pnnon.lo-Churchr3925-N.-Pos i »OSt- 2 9 9 r Elks“ L'odge'“14 l^ 19, of Oregon’s Maltialheur County. M ■ the Winton and Firo Filer. Burial will loliow ai Ont Jftughtei^nd-son-irn-iawrCii into a rage-berause rank W enger On ' - V jHniNO I H il l s , oping to gain custody February 12, 1939,, shsho was united ind Chris H aggetl ol Chino hHills- ;on.and daughter-in-law. Terryyand of ihcir childndren, threatened to In marriage to John)hn N. Frieson, a l if making thoir home atal Winton\ where . . ' C . r„lanolio , M ode of Wendell, Idadaho authonbescs that he was abus- irandsons Michael Wagner (Lai.aura) ing their daught^ te rs . a son and 3 daughtermers were born. K s i t h AU ll a n M o d e Whon a new congrtgregaiion was Keith Al£ if Ontario; Gary Mode of Wonondell . , beginning in Glenn. ( Alan M ode. 69. p a s s e d Idahdaho; his granddaughters Michchelie r®v. away at honlome August 5. 2002. wilh C-ampbell an (Kris) of Chino Hi • ■ ents moved ihere inin AApril o; 1951. his lamily a H ills; *■ whore tho last daught / al his Bide.'alter being AllisMllson M ode of-W endell-lda3sho; .....--T...... ghier was bom, diagnosedsd with steptop granddaughter Nicole Hagi Mom enjoycjd takingmg care of her ChoTanoioca iggott family. Her lallh and xarcinom a while on a irip olif CChino Hills; grest-grandstIsons ' . • . md Iho church loWondoii.II. Idaho.I In June. Chai-hase and lan Vtfagner ol Onia . were an important partpai of her lilo. He w as ilario; .1 • c^fbr pver ■ IS born November 27. gretireat-granddaughtor Mikai .ampbell of Chino Hills, his brotrother-' ______g Ihem. In April ChIno Hillss thetf- past 37 years.' “ a n d sisler-in-law Irv and Pa __i_. . of 1971, dad and moimom moved to He was o\ ’aula I owner-operafor ol Chino Mod4ode of Florida; his belovedd cal Buhl, making Iheir homtome on a larm.- Valley Buildllldlng.Materials, wllh his MIdrlldnight and dog Rox; and mi l'*.- Due to mom '9 fallingIng health, oyr son, Terry.y, lorI 2 0 years and was olheiIher relatives and friends. ------. parents movad to• MMoundrldgsf-instrumentaItal In assisiing'saverai— Se ' ' . Kansas. In 1996 whs ■ServlC0 Siook-place~arCHJhTho ' TT"*. ; ifhsre shs was, young menBn In siarling ihelr own Vallealley Reformed Church, ilntermrm enl •' tenderly cared for al MoundrldgeI business. was st Beltsvue Memorial Pe . Manor until Ihe time ol01 herI passing. Ho was an active father, wiih his Onta

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. M^ a c ; ic : V a l l ie y AV e s t FormQer Hey]^bum pri]incipal s(iceks $5(;oo,ooo' U.S. senatitor holds hilistoric By"Sheney~RIdenouT )ur intendcided to resolve a nd minimizete The notice.of lortt claim< also as vice priririncipid of Minico High - Tlme»-New» wrtterr______co n flic licts and achieve positive'e states Kunau was intransferred School,” acacconling to the iiinicc "trails centt;er event Saktuiday interpcjpersonal relationships at thele "without notice andd without a oftondaiirlim . The Times-Ncws______RUPERT-Nanlancy Kunau is Heyburjum school. - hearing.” K u n auI alsoa. worried that her ______event will also honor sw ek in g SSOO.OOi000 from the In theth notice of tort claim,1, - Kunau later resigneced from the acceptancece of (he vice prindpal sponsored S ena Minidoka County & IvLKO. Nev. - An inform•mational rizing the appi y School District, KunauQu’s a tto r n e y s S te p h a n iee vice principal’s job. TheT school job wouldi preventp her from being ippropriation according to the r public nicc'tin}’ to discussss Elko’s m illion for th e c e notice of tort Fassett2tt and Tug Worst said thee board accepted h e r resiisignation al offered oihcih cr adm inistrative posi- be claim her attornc;neys filed with confliclicts to which the boardd a sp ed al b ra rd m eetingngA ug. 1. tions “d ue tl future California NaJational The city ofjf Elkot commit- e to the connotation that Historic Trails Interp sdiool offidals Julynly31. ’referrcrred "were the result of>f _ T he notice_of w rt cliclaim states ___such transfiisfer in the middle of a , •pretive led 52 millionm totc th e project; Elko Kunau Is the fonformer Heybum unsubsibstantiated complaints”” K u n a u '“ w as forced to quit her contract wa Ccnicr with U.S. Senatornr Harrj- - Cnunty comminmitted 51 million: ------was a demotion or pun- Reid, D-Nev., is planned Elcmentap' School)ol p] rin d p a l who ' filed by five school district par-r- job because sh e did ninot believe ishment for d for 10 and the State'oie 'o f Nev'ada commit- or wrongful conduct.” ,a.m. Sam rtl.iy,. ______L . ..w as reassigned .to0 a position os a e n ts . . and._“unsubstantiateda d - lhat she could performn the duties Tlie norici ...... ! ted S3 million...... rice of tort claim names ' Tlic cvt-ni will take place vice principal atIt 1Minico High threats”ts” that if Kunau continuedd . assigned to her underjr Principal the school b ceatthe While interi to 1 board, Hallett and sev- center, , located Just off I ____School last m onth.—1.______to-work.irk-at-Heybum, 30 students—s ----- Dan Rogers-t>ecause hihe was the —eralother• currentci and former dis- , Hunter extent at otherlier no At the time of heh e r job change, would1 leavele th e school. father of one of the exit on liin.TSiaic 80, cifjhtiht m iles gle interpretivecenter that »e p e rs o n s trici employloyees. ,west of I'llko, on rlie north i Minidoka Coununty School Howew^jlthe_attomeys_wrote^!.____r.e5p.onsibleople and collect evidence. B U R L E Y -It h as beeren 33 y ears ' f~ in Idaho said Thur;lursday it was “We! willw be there taking pic- since Cassia County conommission- ' ( i l l W "'I opening an office to keepk a d o se r tu res, recording rei all the activity ers appointed Jack Furunk to the ') eye on the torchingjoffidds. of we can,”n,” Gora said. "It’s very, fair board. ■ ?•' ^ To hear hinim lell it, I Farmers typicallally burn the very impmportant that we get the ^ i" stubble on their KerKentucky blue- word outut as quickly as possible.” nothing has5 changed.t '• grass fields start* s It’s also tim e for S u re , thley e have ■ • . j. ing in August. T he suffering people to a few ! practice increases 'We're tired of people•6 g“ come forward, im p r o vvements t i V’ production from litigsici. SAFE canmmot here ’ ' I the fields, but also When people Is a n d brings numerous & lonafor the?S/aie si are suffering, they Im BS b complaints from » are doing this in sy ; to get its act tocher:' p a i r e d i people who say '• the privacy of EsT9«HIST|fH9^ their health is their own home,” stru c tu re s wh■vhen th e y ' damaged by the . sh e said . “ T h a t’s staned to crumble, butIt to Funk smoke. -Pacti Gora,SAJi\r E why this has been the fair is immutable. ■ IG The group Safe “It’s still our countryy fair, wc ./ ^ Air For Everyone cxecutivc direc;i x t o r try to keep it that wayly," F u n k has filed a lawsuit “ Larry Schuck, said. 5 ■ trying to ban the praciractice, and is 47, of Ath^thol, has been a member When Funk takes somen e tim e to a , opening an officece so ic can ofSAFEf(2 for two years, think about it, however,jr, he will -a W f v V ' i J a respond more quickickly to com- “You ththink that at least they tell you th e fair h as chan(nged. T he "fl plaints and warnn people of would be able to warn people attendance has been gigoing up smoke. w h en the:hey are going to burn,” every year and thosi)se “ few “We're tired of peoKople getting said Schucluck. im provem ents" actually/m r a k e u p sick," said Patti Gorjora, SAFE’S “I reallydly can’t afford to just go a long list. executive director. “S/“SAFE cannot stay in aI hotelht for 45 days.” The fairgrounds had e> w ait an y lo n g er for thetl state to Field bibuming on some 36,000 twice since 1968, once whvhen land ' to the north was pur get its act together.”’ acres in1 nnorthern Idaho is tem* irc h a s e d 1 # ^ '0 ' A Seattle law firmn isi: seeking a porarilyy on hold because of which allowed the trac:ick to b e 1' temporary, ban on burburning w hile w eather conditions.co lengthened and ag ain whenwl lhe 1 ' SAFE’S lawsuit againainst farmers The dededsion to bum will come fair board purchased 10li a c re s WttNMMOM/TMnnMWl •• , ” . I proceeds. from the ] east of H iland A venue too be u sed Jack Funk stand le Idaho Department of mds next to the signpost at the Cassia County Falrgiounds,i^ I a lr officials have con«tnicieti;ted many of th* ; ____iV ____ ------SAFE, alon^ withth the Idaho Agriculturcure. It will be based on for carnivals. Funk said. . - buildings thatt th()ttl sign points o u fIn 'th d '3 3S'yeorTsIiic^Funk'bocame ‘y5 a Iwward member. Medical Associationion, and the local tests,its, the National Weather The fair a tten d an ce ha}las proba- Idaho Chapter of the bly increased by a facto he American Service: aiand computer models tor of 10 I------1 FuFunk does not waste modest:sty on organizes the' hot-sb.hOi radng add Lung Association, is : seek in g to designedi ttto m inim ize the im pacts ;during Funk's tenure, saiHiid Dean CdSSlda C( o u n t y F a i r the >i'; fair itself. pversees the grtgrounds maintp* end the bum ing. on th e popi□pulation. jDraper, fair board malanager. ^ ^ . “It’s as good a fair as aniny in nance each-yeai/ear. He has pot r 10 record ^iBsla Coubounty Fair runs An earlier lawsuitlit : in fe d e ra l Linda Clovis,Cl spokeswoman for Though Draper keeps no th e state." Funk .said. “W e! lidon’t coundess hourss olof work into tiie , ' coun was dismissed.I. SAFES, plans the Nort3rth Idaho Farmers ‘of attendance, he estis tim a te s Monday idrougi)ugh Aug. 17. Tho car. have j,jj to take a back sea^at to fair. to appeal that ruling. Assodationion, said the longer farm* ‘about 50,000 people visiisited th e nival starts TueTuesday and the rodeo nobody.” n^l begins nigmiyiy at£ 8 starling p Why has Funknk spent: so marly ■ The new of^ce is in Rathdrum ers mustt waitw to bum, the more fair * last year. Funk gives the credit forDr the years working for Ifree? so SAFE will b e able! to see im m e danger the:hey face of reduced crop The fair board built tht: e 4*H WedncstJay. f.-iir to th e com m unity andd th e “ I d on't know, F' ile h o r ^ — Oflnernl ndmUsIIssion to the foigs______, V, r v e enjoyed it,‘ I ' ■ diately—when-a-plume.m e - o f ^ o k o ^ —yields-neW',i«-year,r. rr - .—^—r- —buildingrthe-pig-barnrih<—I L'iiy-nirtl-ccMmt5“ R ovem mIci en ts:------guesrl’nrjusrn'dln-dle:luird;”Tuhk ------barn, the food booth free, cost to1 tn.tne rodeo IS S8 for ' ' -j-j,;I'he community ha.s suppor S6 for Uioachors and orted said. “Ilikcdealinjding with ^ e pub- ' remodeled the sale b b: a rn " ^ S6 ilie fair year after year, heisaid. s lie every year. I[ plik e dealing wlih F unk's 33 years. As th e d:l.y t ^ e w He also h as praise for the otJlUiers the community.” Man plejsads guilty^ toi Iaround the fairgroundid s , th e '------1 oin n tthe fairboard. board had to put up fenences to the old buildin,lings, "Eviryone on our fair bojo a rd rinics-A^eiw wrice’riterNatcJohnsQri I j prevent vandalism. Volulunteers Perhaps Fununk’s modesty keep.s wor.vorks.”.Iiesaid, C(jri bt' rcachcd ata t tthe Mini-Cassiq \ ■ mutilatinng, killingsantelope jput up siding on the grancndstand, him from exf:xpoundiiiR on ilie FFunk works as well, andJ hI a s Bunxiu at 677-404i1042. Ext. 637, or replaced the wooden bebenches work done byb} the fair board I’ecJeeii working for lonRer thtl a n by e-mail at njohn:jhnson(^magia>dl. > f l ■ IIAW UNS, Wyo. (AP;AP) - A m an a firearm1 or break a ny law. with plastic seats and paintedp: since he joiniined its ranks. But nnyinyonc else. Draper said. FFi unk /cy.corii. - , pleaded guilty to animilimol cruelty In a'plealea agreement, another charges and wildlifee violationsv count of wantonwa destruction and ( for running down a1 pronghornpi , a count of possessing; too many VGommissi( antelope ivith an all*tenterrain vehi- trout weree dropped.d ioner denieies judicial meddlingr ini poachingigcase cle, mutilating and then len killing it. T he inves/estigation found that in IDAHO FALLS (AP) -- IIdaho Herndon, tp “pe‘persuade him to u.se Joht Samuel Hartman wa: ohn Cratuiin, who shot a coyclyote case that has hecoi2come known as was convict- June 2001Dl Hartman, then 17, FiFish and Game Comminission his influence 1to 0 determ 1 ine the out- in ti: ______e d_J uly.,1 -in-C atbon 1 ^ e coiii|iaiiy of Moulton eveven “coyotegate.” o n -C o u n ty ------u sed -th e-A-ATV-to-chase-a-buck------Choirman-MarcusCl Gibbs denenieshe ------come"-ofTi-5enr(nren d n g ’hDaringriTi'------ilujo Circuit Court of wantor fouglniiL- ii.ii»|>cr dfdrrriiavcve a “rhave later beenbei iFformed fl~fl Iton destruc- antelope nnet ear S em inoe R eservoir ever ev contaaed two easternn Idaho a WashingtonI statest m an who wa.s licencense. ------tion-of an antelopercrue:rueltyioim i* until it was c that chairman didrJid n ’t c a ll m e .J ■ ■ IS exhausted, then run i f jujudges to influence a conmjvoversial dted for fishing'lg without a license. Commissioners C<; invited Grahuham havo no reason no m als and taking gam eB birdsbi with* over. po I not CO believp \ poaching case. Herndon saicaid Wednesday he told) Idaho to talk .ihout the feasib:ibili- lum ,” H erndon said. out a license. The still* ill*alive antelope was “Fve never contacted tinl^m or now believes heh( may have heon ___ iy.,ofLoLkiIlitiR.coyoles.to help.dedeer ______Mouiton.confim ------He was ordered toI pt!pajrSl,410— strapped onttmto the"A T V and'taken------taltalked to’lhem on'ihe phone firmed-thai-he------f ------ne,” th e ^ l e d b y som>meone posing as herderds. called H em don toD cocomplain abodt- yf ;on.and.had------to —an —a re1 i B H I ed in a remote location. 7tl James year didn't dtete M] ontana trap p er dlinj;linj; of illc M ontana trapper,;r, a and com plain aboutuc AM eyers. ; ■

Livestoc]ck _ _ _ . R(Report leads toc trucker’s kreleasd: Continued from b!l into officee ande overnight fadli* the thi county roads, and currrrenily- and whether theth facility would Cf right on' th e edge of town.wn?” des. GREAT 1-AM.s; Mont. (AP)P) - homidde. _ ■ ______ih«there is a moratorium on drdrilling contribute to existingexi agriculture___ Ann Idaho inickcr. has bet ------L o w ry s a id t h a t hh e- e -a n d h ls ------T he propet p o ^ alsoTi'ad to have ne' een -Hc wosdiargedin in the deaths df new wdls for industrial use.!. ' ^ e l l a n d noise,®- releii-•leased after a pathologist incindi- re p o rte r J e n n ife r F team had been scout3uting the therighttoptopography to allow for "This piece of property ty h a d “Fd lik e to weivelcome you people catetIted he is noi responsible for' dthe and photographer Da Wendell area for somee tiineti look* p ro p er d raainage ir and be dose to w wh hat we w ere looking for," L Gerdnin;), ’ Lowiy. here and I knotlow wherever you colli;illision that killed a tclevisitsion 48, of station KRTV ir ing for land on the marnarket that neighboringlg farm] s th a t would uti* said. sai G reat Falls. put this il woulddd be a good fadli- rejxi;j>orter and photographerr in1 County-Attorney j ___ j_induded enough oa«^e^ e , was on_ lize the littledebit of manure left by Other ( attendees questit tioned ty," WendelJ residentr< George Janu;iiiuarj-. moved to releasee Li ____L a state.highway/witfii adequateai the livestodock. Lowzy said going w wh hat sort o f im pact-the s d e le y ard Benson said.“But you’ve got to Bret Bn Lee I.ikes, 42, of Idalaho any finandal securit;urity load limits, had the citydty service too far into0 thet county wasn’t an would wo have b n surrounding ] S prop* find a differentt locationlc to handle Fallsills had been in the Cascaca d e c o u n ty e x p e rts agi^ capabilides and indudedled existing option becaicause there couid be erty ert values, how much the agi^ee w ith thje le d t y th e problem s thah a t have been stat- County oui regional jail for fi\five pathologist’s reixjrt, h buildings th at coul^ b e5 rerenovated problems Vvitwith tfie load limits on would woi recoup in the w ay of he con* r taxes,t ed here ^onight.”t-” montonths on t\\o counts of negligeijent sider redudng the dia

T o u r______'W V ind___ . — ^ ^ Continued from B l , , K em pthom»e, e, state Department of C«rContlnwdfnmBl tions to allow the chaml tained resouriurces down in ionsIS ini both directions, wind hiihas resource is typical \w hen a miber and Commercet DirectorD Gary Mahn ItIdaho Power buys only alabout Idaho." , Mlni-Cassia' Develcelopment and state Pe becoicome a proven source cof energy industry comcoi es ' Department of Labor 10 or 15 percent of its popower One year latiater, enXco has powei Commission to join thee SouthernS ' Director R m w er in o th e r p a n s of the couilun- has n ot been in a .stati 3ger M adsen will m e e t frorfrom the open m arket, h e saitaid. easement agreeeemenis with 13 tty, Lj arsen said. _. Idaho EconomicJDeveIcy lo p m e n t____with.IijcaULlaboc. departm ent— ...... The Departmente n t -While-he-could-not-specuc u la te ----- landowners.------‘------"*If I f lit w ouldn’t compete^ there're’s ' resources will work Organization. Soni^ t2C>2 0 ,0 0 0 is eaiployees anda n w idi J J t Sim pkit ' on { to an spedflc plans, he did sayly th at “ T hat’s significficant to me,” said no wway these wind farms couluid the public on wind : needed for Mini-Cassiaia to-be a Co. officialss tot discuss economic con :ompany officials had talalked Dick Larsen, Idadaho Department , operaerate,” he said. “The privatate countV officials, ph part of that group. ab o iboat future developmIeone.nc^;

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I d a i-k V)AV k-s t Naticon’s largeest active' wildfire threatenIS towns Group tarrgets Otterr forj not .r______■ASS. Q rt;. {-(iu(i>ack communities c.000 a c rc s ol led Alaska's wildfire season n. i of the Siskiyou ffror Dennis Fusaro of thi N'.itional Forest‘St and ailjiiininu . jjj^ . ' ■ by lutamonth, Uchardson opposes I.nuis in soutliw«iwesiern Oregon - jK ^- i: No majorfircs Virginia-based NatJona ^ ri^'i-K[it-to-w'ork'Iaws oh'uny Right to Worl aiul iKjrthern Califalifornia. , lla: Tho 53,875-acre Pines el, contendingj^liat_ Flic wns • U..S. Fairest Scr\>ervice Chief Dale UOUfikA-' IS 60 pcrcent contained but Committee said a serie;ies th e:y y ""are' deliberately iU)sw(iriJ) and oth(itiier Rush adm in- ‘ burnirrning toward a desert area of 60-second televisioron d esigligned n to financially ______isiraiion dfficials ...... ------I-Son Oiego on-Thursdoy------advertisements wil 3ple~The~union~mnve- i'l^>Iaj]ilc,168 people fight* ocrcs orr PCponderosa pine and grass tionnaire “While I am an advocatc of during the 2000 campai{ t itiR it. 0 miles e a st of Sheridan. aign th a t th e o bjective'e of this legislation, I stated he would “cospon* Fire cominundenlers hope to keep The . which nearly burned two insor and believe thisi issue iss can be better the fire away frofrom the Rogue homi3mes. Is 60 percent con- seek roll-call votes on legi:gisladon resolved by eaceach individual state River Canyon ctcommunily of' to rep eal.th e provision inn federali rather than an all-encompassing Agncss on it.s northrth flank, but the laws which authorize conompulso- • federal regulatiilation,” Otter wrote. A bla/e still has theth e p o te n tia l to Sm break out to the westwt toward the Smithson and his wife ,t coa.stnl town of BrocIrookings. finished unpacking after fr ^ Wind gusts off 4140 mph out uf from the Burlington N orthernn Railroad in Everett, the northeast wereere predicted to test fire lines. The toD their dream home on to the th e 17,000 people ofo f th e kirts of Agness, when to Valley on the eastast flank contin- to pack up again to be ued to case. to fieflee if tlic fire gets clos- “It kind of lookloks like a war *>PMJ I m notit reallyr< too nervous,” he zone up here,”” saf id S e r e n e SmokaB fr from tha nortnce end Sour Blsc Hscult fires In Oregon follows ththo (lllnols said. “ W e’vii;’ve had plenty of time The Timi Ireland, ow ner off tlith e Agness RV River chschannel Thuriday toward Agnsss,IS8, Ore., whoro the Rogue RIvor les-News Or)nline Pork near the conf 'or Joins tho • to start movloving stuff out. I’m con- influence of th e ' ([Unol*» Inin tho lower right. Tho fire Includ Rogue nnd Illinoislis Rivers about eludes most of the Kalmlopsis MWilderness. cerned, ofif ccourse. I’ve got a lot . money inveivested in this place. I 25 miles east of)f Gold( Beach, Cross v s vans, all kinds of earthtl It’s not quiet little Agiigness right don't wantint the trees burned "We’ve got militarj:ary trucks, Red mover e r equipm ent, big fire trucks.;. no»v.” dn\vn arountlind h ere.” |iis! Australiaians and Nev:w Zealandersrs arrive to lielelp fight we'sstem fires w BOISE (AP) - IFifty highly The.* gground crew supervisorss where they are need*ded. As of though the I trnined fire super le forests are different, pervisors from will spe:pend the next two (lays att Thursday evening, thiho h o tte s t fire is still firfire." I i New Zealand andam Australia the firoro center getting oriented1 spots in the West werere in south- This time s mc around the crews I I arrived at thethe National before I- e heading oui to the frontt eastern Oregon and California.Ci from abroadad will be protected by I » Intcragency Fire Fir Center . lines on on Sunday. The aviationI DeMar said weatheier could the samee Iliability coverage' I Thursdny to helpp bbattle one of managergers will have an extra day' change those conditionsisquickly. American : (he worst western v n firefighters havo. 'n wildland fire and a halflia of training before ihey' Craige Brown, whoI vw orks fo r Congress pa; seastms on record. passed a supplemental go outt iiinto the field. During the! the state.forest in NeJew South ■ appropriatio:tion to provide for the I.S.U. [7 'Inliir/itale Paul D eM ar, Boisloise-bascd liai- orientatiations the crews will learn I Wales, Australia, was partp; of the insurance thithisyear. Twin F alls C e n te r ^ A m m c m m l son for Australianian crew, said about thell; area’s weather, fuels OKSi.-1 [ | ; crew that first camcn e to th e ‘i t ju st mimakes it easier," said aboul IS.pcrcentnt of the crew and conommand structure of liie United States during; i th e 2000 fire center sp f-l - .were returning to hi ' spokeswoman Venetia ) help with fires____crews. ' fire season. Gempler. “ for a second time. “ W h en W9 b ro u g h t Austratralia and New Zealand are “We’re expecting moilore of the them in 2000)00 we w ere in such an I R W I N rio nTukIc Valley | / . / For most of thee nmen this was in the mi D.L. Evans (7““! middle of winter and have sam e; m ore h ard work atand lots o f em ergencyy situation s then, after REALTY .-glona] M edical I their first visit to the United been exj sxperiencing temperatures,, fire and hills," h e said. things settle!tied down we realized B an k C en ter ' | States. n o t. mnuch u warmer than SO Brown said the bigge; ■J "M ony a t hom e wi ■est differ- m ore neededed to be done to make would give an degreeses Fahrenheit. "They’ve ence between fightinglg fires at sure they wer ■i eyetooth to be whe'here you sit," been tell vere protected.” Idling us about the heat -"^ lo m e and in th e W est is the ter- Gempler■said sa th e U nited S tates F /B S T f c ^ I N F A L LS I < DcMar told the menien during the and thefie weather,” said New raiq. GOFFIN AREA ! first part of their o has an agrcjrecment with New FEDERAL r orientation. Zealandd residentr Ross H am ilton, " It’s m uch steeper,” hele said. “It Zealand, Aus D onstructlon [ (HambeUtBER OF COMMERCE “Work Hard, leam1 a lot, m ake a T he firi Australia, Canada and [ firefighters will spend 28 . changes th e way \vind aflaffects the Mexico.thatIt allowsa firefighters to ghting-western-wildfirea:—— ^ fire:-But-we-bring'exp . (inbelievuble experier rp e rle n c e ------b e - s e n f f o “) tlthft£6 countries as F o r online advcrtliiising opportunities call11735-3212 7 ; •ience.” DeMar' stsaid crews will be sent ., . from our own situation anda even needed. I [ p u bi i i c T iUCTIOIN HiK _____ I Q Bl A f f a ^ ^ ------OVEER $1000 ,000 01»F NEW^ FURNIifU R E IMUST IBE SOLLD! Remaaining inveiintory of qualality home furnishingsI js will be ofliffered at puublic auctioion: : SSATURDi>AY, AU

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Will I ----- ;------cards, they disclosed Ihe i atlomnlivo _ ! is different. Your fears \ J3 Mind-foadino " alw ays'have to w«)rry ahonlal n soji of money on each chec a r e n o rmial, al but should not be , iottors _ deviant hurting him? received,.and made con ■ to distort-.vour view of . im m en is >4-pianoorsaw ■ - - I am starting to be paranoidp about cach one in froiit ui ’5 Siva's liito 7 ■ • second-guessing evsv e ry o n e ’s tl'e world. __ body in the room. Tlie 'Sb f? : "CONFIDENI IN _____ ;7-John Jaeob.Of— _____ t'ourson-whileheisvery — ] ------morivc'-for-smilinR"R-ar-hi.ii:------T eachyou • from a wealthy family,? .S o m o ------TIIESOUTHV'flWEST:-You-musr------MhVy w It you will listen to him. 10 Traps __ Between th e church scai-a n d a ls ^ checks were for more thailan SSOO. 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Exhau: know his work, But thejL-y iniimi. approxmalel:lely 144 tim es a day to Hunger. Liquor. Family coi■omba'!' M A STC^A UUCTION CT SERVICE . I ^ date him, Son of like aI ireal giir- dei’tlls of 15015i feet in search of www.mottafKlersauclion.com ;( Lut a things can make 7 dener at a meeting of thehc garden . '"o'!- I’ersisccstent little rascal. He club. only .scores in one dive out of 10. I’''p.m. an emotional time. SATURDAY, AUGlUG. 1 0 , IIKW am i Flirtatioon could lead1< to Brunettes deliver their b Between 1912 and IS1918, the That’s aboutmt average, says our babies Iwinin FFoils , U.S. Treasury Dejiartmenent kepi Love and W/a ar rm a n . more readily than blondes; ddo. So Auloj • Pick-uck-ups • Trucks v two people busy runninjIng a spe- " ^ e n youu sends a get-well card report the statisticians. Fu'u r th e r RV'i • ATV'j''s 5& Equipment somethiling big, A\quarius cial washing machine anind dryer i<> somebodydy in a h o sp ita l, use ‘f''inquiry suggests the differerence is Taking Conjlqrisignmenis Dolly wherein they launderered dirty lhe patient's's homeI as the return none too significant. HUNTS BROTHEITiERS AUCTIONS - i ^ IF AUGUST 9TIIII IS YOUR ------currency and dried same,le. Lasted address. InI casec the get-weller 'Can you visualize the disiistance ______7 34-2546 4 -2^ ' J BIRTHDAY ... youu Ihave fiery i_i about six years. Then thele govern- already donele gotf well. bebetween Savannah, Ga., anc temper when inspirocired. You are ^ORO,s(:()I>i•: ment came up with thrcirowaway Men in Pak:akistan’s Uiliore wear Diego, Di Calif.? That’s how fai SATURDAY, AUGUG. 1 0 , 12KK>pm • , — pas«iDnaic in love,i. 5seldom do Sydney gi Omarr money. long loose shithirts, called “shalwar- «cacross Alaska. Not even TiT exas, Twinin P thin'^ halfway. You)u arei active Chen Liang-erh of T1 a iw a n qam iz,” o ver:r trousers t of the sam e CaCalifornia and M ontanaa icom- Houiehold •• EstotasEj • Tools ■ ■ in humanitarian projeojects. Aries, ------invented a rice boivl madem of material helle ld u p w ith d raw - bitbined are as big as AJaska. Anliqoei •Colleclibles• C | ■ rice. You eal the rice. \ Libra natives play major m roles LIBRAA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You eat strings. Lookok as though they’re *Q. W hut’s th e sp u rt speedd of a n Taking Cofijignsignments Doily the bowl. You don’t eat th in your life, couldI h;hove Ihcso Ci.iigriituliulations! Many of your the chop- all running aroundar in their paja- allalligator? HUNTS BROTHEFHERSAUCnONS : ' letters in names: I, R.1 During fondest ho sticks, not yet. He’s worlirking on mas. They areire. in fact. It's where A.i M aybe 5 m ph, if the spispurt is ______734’2!4 -as48 > hopes and wishes could lhat. October, you find outIluilei for ere- bocoino realities.ri Elements of . the westernn notioni of pajamas several sei yards. Faster in a 3 The King penguinn dives gotstarted. ‘ ^ SATURDAY, AUGUG. IO, U:OOam . j ; ^ alive capabilities,s. Y ou w ill liming, Incllick ride with you. At the lunge.lur j. write and enjoy flflirtation. iracic Chonloose num ber 1 post posi- 1 • ___ Horso Auclion:lioo, Heyburn .. __ ' J l ____ 7 Social activities acccliceleraie dur- (jon ir) firstrst race. JRob L ow e , Times-News^ A d : 8 -7 J V S J ing this cycle. KeepJ dietdi resolu- SCORPIPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): i willleave ‘West Wing'g’ over monei C y US AUC^UCTK)N, ____ tions! You obtainlin solid backing lo fulfill i wvAv.m-QucHcjcHoneef8.com j A R IES (M ur. 21-Apr.ipr. 19): Your am bitious, Lack o f scrccn tirJm/- no longer aa place for Sam_ TliThe 38-year-old Lowe has I is. Focus on prom otion, ^ Seaborn on '1 UG. 10, n:OOAM ■ creativity will be testecsted; you will ad d ed rccti I ’The West Wing,'"’ noinominated in the past fo .•cognition and financial v-kf Lowe said. ;lobes Hc»«Wl^bmb Estate, Buhl meet the challenge,ge. Correct reward. Qu EmmyEm and two Golden Gl< Q uestion uf marital sta- also ‘ bothers acto old • Shop , mechanical defectsts andi then ujs looiiis i H e w as repeportedly hurt that for his portrayal of Seaborn,Tl. But Houiehold IS large. Cancer native NEW Y O RK (A P ) - TlThe fic- the show’s pr ^ A d 8 - 8 straight ahead. Romamantic rela- involved, producers, Warner he was the only m ajo r cast irm em . Timej-Niw* tional White House staff oion “The Urothers, wouliuldn't consider rais- ber w ho didn’t get a nomina m a s t e r s AUCTJ0 1 0 N SERVICE , ; ,' tionship is serious; actctaccording- 5 .._SAGITT/TARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. V West Wing” is losing itits first Inp his s.Tlnr;nry nf «i7«; nnn por fnrfor.tliis ycar?s,E m m yvw hich-Ji.urill— wvw.matlartoiirsouclion.com ____ ------ly------^— ...... ------■ 21)! YouI willw enjoy doing wluu itmajor player. ■; T A U R U S (A p r. 20-:20-May 20): brings best episode. Martiinin Sheen, who por- be be given j out on S ept. 22. SAT.-SUN., AUG.All 10-11 • M - - .-SI results. Philusopliical Actor Rob Lowe, who hahas lx.;en tm y s P re sid e i I You .will experience gregreater free- ,hesis loni, lent Josiah Bartlet, Lowe's L diaracter will be^ wv rit- Saturdoy'- - 1 1 1 :0 0 am might could transform B White recently saw hi doni'of thought, actiJCtion. You vour life. I p '‘>y>ne ' his salary tripled to len ten out of the series in Maila rc h , Sunday - 12 Noon People want to wine H ouse commu- c( $300,000. accc exude vibrations of personality,pe and dine yoi ccording to Variety said sail NUC Entertainmnicnt skoggs Fumituniturs, Gooding you. Popularity is on the nicationsIS direc- magazine. An sex appeal. The changtnge contem- . rise, A nd c a s t m e m b e rs President Prc: Jeff Zucker. rimes-Nawt Ad 8-8, 9, 10 tor Sam &Seaborn Allison Jannejley. Richard Schiff, plated would be positiviitive, toyour CAPRICICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. “Rob has been a hugeJ i a n d MILTONI SfsSNYDER . advantage. » on NBC’s J o h n S p e nicer c c and Bradley ;reat gre pan of the prograia m , ______Auetiontioneef------19): Y ouI will w overcome insur- Emmy-wi GEMINI (May 21-J1-June 20): mountable winning Whitford band , „ j l j Shop Ec}oip.»l«Ij» GunGOfts • Boob • TroiW K necessary to retrievejve needed ‘ been reject-•cted will be accepted, icy still made less aft I feelings show's biggest Ity to NORTHWEST[MARKETING M- : _ much to your relief.. LLi ibra rep- A Q U A RRIUS I (Jan. 20-Feb. Rob Lowo fc 2St sta r, w hen “ T he ‘allciwed “all me an opportunity ___re se n te d .______o v e r hiss salary ■ West Wing"Z" premiered in leai J d - ______1-2 0 8 -31 1 17-3046 7 - :______— ------1 8 )i-S tanid-tuH-^)r-(>rinciples: d ------eave the show as I arrive CANCER (Ju n e 21-JulJuly22):Do your word; “ imel screen time: September 1999, 1 but was graiirateful for it. iiappy to h< rds get through and MONDAY, AUCUS>UST12,5KX)pm :i ■ ■ not equate delay with "As much as it hurts to0 admit eclipsed by ShiSheen and featured )een bee on it and proud uf it. ' ith defeat. will be quil u o te d . F lir t a t i o n is j, • Uvino Eiloto,e. T.Twin Falls t - H H What appeared to be hc it, it has been increasinglyly clear. no m ore promiiminemly than other wervere a pan of television hist' : headed for serious, couldcoi lead to “some- f ‘ Futnilur, . 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t e _____ inentertaiai i n m e nr t ...... w m jU d t H i i Foiled! ' l l i c M o u n t H aanison n i on! thle i/ H criagc I'oundatdadon s sum- ■ ■ ¥ . A m cr melodramasus will\ condnue f acWcscMiniooMMiddle School H in P a u l \vitli “'Illk[llie d ie 'IH e r^ 'r BM . . (or “"llic Grca: BaB an k______. . H R o b b e ry ” ) a n d “ R un to th e R o u n d h o u s e , NJellic" ell (or “Mc ■ U Can’t Com er Vlu'I'h ni' cru '’) wnifilit.Sanirdayl'ly M onday and 'nuirsday. Hispanic heritageb K p M o ■ |G “Un DiacnclV.illi ,s I'lisponic herimKc;c ffesdval, ^ )e s ■ » ' o t) all w e e k e n d aroiiround'Uvin Falls. I-Iighiij;litsi in e h d d ------ENNS FF.RRV - _ (tlr/ws f'hF m y si/s astnr/t’t/w sp o tSidimLfliaixdljiudjhejji} z: — SatnnJayirrWendefijcn v > ii) thing to yougo^- "to this town of 1,300. ~ i6iru/iY/.i''oi\')!'cim ^m iits, ni(in\' o fzih o P ark . I t s fixsx T h a t’;t’s w hy S a tu rd a y ’s T hreu I: ...... 'w/ii iTarhirlthe pardur/S. '/Snahe .' ^ Crossinjing, a commemoration of thehe ;Strug- 7 p.m. - PorodiDdo. Elmoro County R'tirr PIfliu in/ /dk tv : I ii}!jist a n d ha d to ^ t fJverOn'^n's Hlue MoMountains g le s by wesiward-bound pioneele e rs to .Fairgrounds to ThreeTf Island Stale PjirK the Snake River on the OrO regon * 8 p.m. - DancoICO, Three Island StUa Park. iMfoivllicsnoui'fcife ll, it si’v/.f a makr-or-hrai proposition. The tniil,'iUhe^\dto ' j 15 -150 years ago here, still hasI,as M,d, Saturday the litiTssouth' suh\sh hut to stay thctvpast ( ance. 't Glerms I''erry a’V7.f to addatlemadt t G le;nns n r Ferry sits astride theh e spot • 8 o.m. - fklooscISC breakfast. Three Islarid f//iof/i('rnc'ozi\i■xitrks to th cjo u n u y th m u ^, some o f the most inhosj'mpirahle . M g w h ere2 the trail and the river coll:olIided. StotcPaik. m il estate!on O! the Sotih Amcncan m.■mtinait. Unt to rms'^ mea migrants, many of wliom reachedrea • ah lher Truflg. ______•______. Severnmteen years ago, a grotip of 1 ^ ■ TiTickets to the crossing areinTSSrkids”l2 ; ] ' ^ of Imnl T|,is yjjf. L* crossing J h as been m oved and livestock mvnors with a d It spent nearly «fl 1 h a lf c c n iu ry as a andid under get in free. For>r SH.S you can I a pen- back from middIday to 5 p.m., when the Strains of a violinV STfSfor the past begun reenacting e major hub on thehe Union Pacific wat(utch the crossing and tourr theth in terp re- ^ ^ ing the river’s flow is monore favorable for travers*>• Railroad, and some; retiredri railroaders tiveI'e center. Superetar violinist Josiloshua Bell ' will pcrfonn with theh e Sun ------4 ^ Valley Sum m er Sympmph(»iyat v_-40Uuntiy song\;;writer corrnes to Gas!ssia fair - liiesday nigjit in a aa- -W h a t eAVER'S F/'AIR - t N « » ------. Sun Valley Resort espsp lan ad e. ------j .1 Blaillalne County the fat stock sale f( BURLEI . T here is no g eneralral jadmi.ssion fee F re e . lEY - They were • When: Tuesday through At ___ to th e fair. J------, _NashvilIo-i«J-lcons beforo-you ever— 0 ------— heard of i 'f them, were Willie • Where: Blaine Coun ^ 1, ^ ; ___J N elson, M inty Goodliig County M^l Tillis and Kris airground.s, Ciirey. ek en ci Knstofferscrson. T e a m s o r tin g ki Acrafiyweel r Faftgrotnds, Burtiiwioy->/.x •: th e A nd wh]/hy not? They could • Rodeo: Kids rodeo, Tliursdio«y. Gooding County Fai • W^Tuesctoy.toy. 8 p.m. 7:30 S u n W l c y Artssand aj write ^coujou n ^ tune- for other :30p.in, be held at the fai: •H ow much: Ticknckets^ivnicn'Bie ;------Gooding'on Monday Griifis’Fcsdval, one ofo f K ■ - ~*TIot7mu3no"gclTnTFrM~ day. T he ., S4 for ages "It all exploded at onenee,” Paradise" aboutut the comforting withth entertainment rotatin 'album, to• album,'you a knew VajV assar told T hat’s Countiy.c ing 12, free for ages 5 r.com, .routine of dallyrllfe. 111 daily.Uy. A t 8 a.m. Aug. 17 w ill be b ' Fair admission is free ^V,fc. 7

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= ff ic ia l:I s m o \v e u p I B l a i rn e f a il cautifiW egoS^ I perform in Salt |M |U j|jjj||^ B «Tu Free Shop]Ihopplng^FactoiyStores ■1 M U N I T Y It Lake City’s Ritz by phphoning Select A Seat al (20(208) ^ Cluh at f>;.^0 p.m .m. Tickets, which 426-16-1494. T h e fa irg ro u n d s aia re •ChlnookWIndAnndsCatInofor24/7Fuii d Saturday I a re $25, can be rtreserved by phon- locaitated nt .5610 Glenwood Blvd. ^ in g S m ith ’s T ij ix at (800) 888- moved up itie iiluini' •Surfing,a*mOimmlng&Wh^leWatdjlng ■ nXX.TheRiizC: Club is located at Aug. ir ill C'arcv. Friday will g. 22 - Boise J 226.'; S. S late St. WlesfromPortlintl inf-shL-i-|) fittinn and VoiI'oung D u b lin e rs, G re a t: BiRBi Of CallHOO-452-21 ml round rohiti coinpe- I Sunday - Bols< 1 and Seven Nations will pe ■> H iirdier>- sJukiI will ■ fo rmm outside the Big Eas Visit our mveb site for Cool LoLodging Deals! 11 d a y . Al.so (in' I'rid a y Less Than Jolake, Sugarcult, Conctncert Hall at 7 p.m. Ticket 17 ai llie fairgrounds. UodeoL-o fansI VcUovcard and kets, k n T n r n K T L- ro d i- o ’s ni]>ifif> a n il .yi d Teen Idols will whichich a re $19.50, can b e reserverved will be entertained by DavidDa perform at the BiBig E asy Concert <)ni|)c-tiiion, Thf -Ml Manwig j|. nnd his dog Skidb ...... Please see EVENTS, PagejeC3 C idboot H ouse iit 7:30 p.m-m.TicketsVwhicli s Siiiurday aloiiK with ivho w ill p e rfo rm en c h nit; ;iiiiriLT for buyers. night.. areSl.‘;,can berere.served by phon- • Skidboiii is u cowdog thai's [ is flee for adults and j-,,, ts per- ing (800) 96.5.48:1827 o r o n lin e ai formed on "The Liite Showw «wilh hitp://www.tickecetwelj.com. The UavidUi! Ix'tterinan” and oilierer |pro- ujg Easy Concert XLHohacJ sJ ucuI:______Rramsr'rhcTndCfrwlll-alScririirirav’-e ^ sr4KrsV;^imhthSt. turday and Sunday f,?professional clowiinian I)oiDoiiiiy k -lo n g -'Dill e n d ivl Landis, l.a Who performed at I lispanic Heritage D Di; odge Circuit rodeo in Hoiisi Monday-UtahIh vill he held around. and an has clowned in the natioliional , "ill play !heihi Saltair Re.sort - * 3 A parade is planned rodeo roi finals. The fair will11 aalso Magna, Utahih, at 7:30 p.m, 'Si^ urHin, from the Fred - fe:fea tu re m iniaiurc bucking’ hihulls Tickets, which areai $26, can be ing lot lo downtown. each ea night. And Ihe Worliorld's reserved by phoroning (800) 888- so a sireet dance Championship- Ch Belt RopioDinu ' TIXX. Sallair Rose:son is located 30 n 8-11 p.m. on M ain Competition Co in the niini-arena•nafor : miles west of SakIt Lakei City; take b p l i.W t I1(1 u [icsiii and c a r riif fiit third sir;jig)» ycur. Admissilission Interstate ]«0ioE,E.vi{ ]04. I ly afternoon in Ciiy :o H) thei rodeo is $0. $4 for ages 12. free for ages and und«ndcr. Aug. 17 - Bolse Fai I'air admi-ssion is free. Ju d as Priest wiUiU play at th e Big C ^ i r i l l U l i Saturday Easy Concert Housuse in Boise at 7 | Island Crossing cele- lug. 28.Sept. 2 p.m . T ickets, whi«lich are $27.50. lenns Ferry will cui- The T Twin Falls County FuFair caii be reserved by\>y phoning (800) CP AUG. 8"I™™™ Wi h th e 1 7 th a n n u a l willvill be held at the counly fair.Lii 965-4827 or o n lin e at > p.m. on Saturday. gro;rounds in Filer. The Chariarlie hllp://www.ticket^5tweb.com. The ;liis include a p arad e Dar)aniels Band performs Aug. 28.28 at Concertt I House is locat- Elmore County • ihelie fairgrounds. Following themthe ed nt 41(>S. NinthI SSt. J — g T v T/ s to Three Island will/ill be the gospel group Liber t 7 p.m. tonight, foi- onn S5 u n d ay , S ept. 1. T he PRCRCA Aug. 17 - Stanli dance at the park. Rod:odeo w ill b e A ug. 29-31. TliThe The Brauii Brbrothers 2002 e Moose-sponsored destestruciion derby concludess ihcih Reunion Conccrtrt will be held urday morning and fairiir on Sepi. 2. Olher evenl ents from 1-8 p.m. inI Stanley: City t through the after- inclijclude an alligator show froifrom Park. Tickei.s, whiclich arc $12 for to the crossing are Kadachunga and the Alligator,. fe;fea- adults and $S forr kidsI 6-12, are t indudes a tour of tureired every day at’ the fair- fail available at the gate ve centcr. grouounds, along with the returnm oc f ■ i n iTERES*8 t ' I popispular hypnotist Michac Mez]ezm er. I’" ' Aug. 17 - Boise Foreigner willill play the annual Heyburn . ^ Wesiern Idaho Fair 1 at the take place staning ”Jg. ^5 3(W1 m m I R O ^ Wesiern Idaho Siatilie Fairgrounds V m i . GaLawn Park. A Wagon Wi Days will be hel< in G a rd e n C ity aat 7:30 p.m. > nner will be served arouound Ketchum. Highlight;?hts rickets, which arere $20, can be m. Cost for th e din- includude the Blackjack Ketdiunlum reserved by phonin in g S e le c t A person. A square shootoot on M ain S treet a t 7 p.m.'•on or . Seat at (208) 425-M1494. T he fair- W m ILL Y EA / R !* | struction will take Aug.lg. 30-31, the Big Hitch Paradt•ade grounds are localated at 5610 .m. a t noon ni on Aug. 31 and th tht e G lenwood Blvd. W ag.□gon Days street dance ir | K »ugh Aug. 17 ‘lownwntown K etchum from 7:30-lC n. on Aug. 31. '>•>'> Aug. 19 - Boise :ounty Fair will be ^ ‘ Lifehou.se will peiJerform’ at the A”Angle Creek REGGIE Resistani l Cassiii County c««* Western Idaho Fair F at the •28 Colors n Burley. A ug. 12 ipt. 2 Wesiern Idaho Faiairgroiinds in p, • Textored Saxon Rec Rooms Barbc^er le 4-H horse show. Belacllevuc’s Labor Day celebni-i’ni- Garden City al 7:30 i 0 p.m. Tickets, REG.:G. • 3 ffly/ss lo chsose Ircm t Phil Vasser per- tionn willi feature a parade at• 11 which are $20, can I. Tuesday. Tickets a jn ., n he reserved lijCTf a "shoot-out" at 10;30 a.m., by phoning Select A\ :Seat at (208) STALLED $ Q Q Q O O - 10:30 a.m. on andd fun,f gomes ond live enter*ter. 426-1494. The fairg ^50 rgrounds are rRICIiice ; Installed H I 3 2 : the fair parade, tainmament in the City Park start- located at 5610G lenvnwood Blvd. ting follows that ingotot 1 p.m. Price: lirgrounds arena. Aug. 20 I carnival will run d « gliAug. 17. The .VlOCK 'N ' ROIL.,L . Shawn Colvin w ill:II sing.at_6:30_ . -a A I m s nightly, 8 p.m. p.m. the River Ruiun Lodge in U fll SALE$(MC Roonmis- Igh A ug. 17. Cost Toniglight, Saturday Ketchum, pan of tliele Sun Valley INSTAL ndstand. $6 for e Centcr for the Anns T w ilig h t PRICE;r° Complcletely " for-childron.-On ------1 0 9I -9 Sunday______------C onceris-Stjnc.s^Glales-open-at ai ------17 will be pari- Hercrnian's Hermits will playay 5:30 p.m. Tickets, whi'hich are $30, idng. In the mid- shows shi a night at C actus PetesIts can be reserved by piphoning 726- Instai:ille d ^ ^ O iirough Aug. 17 is Re.«irtort Casino in Jiickpot. Prices:es 9491. rthur Wayne. On for thethe 8 p.m. dinner show start ilso a free stage a« $14.14.99 toniglu and Sunday and"il Aug. 2 0 -U tah — 1 Includes: c.carpet pad nment rototing $19.9999 on Saturday. Tickets for C o M I M oby a n d Dirty Veg Dynrnasty & laborr bbased on - . Aug. 17,will be IhellII p.m. cocktail show are egas will per- [■J; form at Saltair Reson • 2 8 colors Today andlie S for 4-H clubs, S7.S00 tonight1< and Sunday and SIO ?n in M agna, 9 50 sq.sq. yds, Utah, at 7 p.m. Tickets J •Textured Saxony ;ral admission fee on SatSaturday. For reservations its, which a re : R f C . Officials m< $26, can be reservedJ byI phoning "M inimum caq>Bfpel pwtihMA oiCj Couniy Fnir ii a n d inform in: ation, call (800) 821- Smith’s Tix at (800)I) 888-TIXX. INSTAI SALE Hjgi 5 0 « ^ be ilif swiiif 1103. INSTALLED 9 £ K • q .y d s . Saltair Resort is locaitlied 30 miles pRICE 1 1 2 8 °° i sli(i\vin«. iiiule i AI u g - M ______------west-of-Salt Lake-( PRICE; • n & s W n liiion. The -M: -City;-take ------g kicks off the Ight and S atu rd a y ^ Interstate 180 to Exit 104.H _____ C o n c r e te llo o rs .i iilso he that■ Fair, d which will IJist-St Ride1 will play from 9 p.m. • w ill hi- I h f r( fairgroiinds in *o 1 a.nn.m. at TJie Oasis, 1007 BlueI; _Aufr 2 1 -B o lse - {)ciuiiiiK com•tliig‘event“sfaris L akes']rs'Blvd. N:7,Twih"FaIls.‘ No" ------^ JM sUH-k Siilf is.* evening.S The covercl•charge. ° . Ted Nugent will1 play the M ____ Ih e 4 H dillliihow w ill b e Western Idaho Faia ir a t th e REE Willow Dal Admission isHie f l‘HCA rodeo Sunda) W estern Idaho Fairgi•grounds in' MEMN •Sculptured $3}a i e n f f t Slie Charm tl children, lay - Utah Garden City at 7:30 p.r n Flick Saan | !;i.v Ihrough Aug. ___ ).m. Tickets. E a lm ] m s ^ • Heavy Pile l^GunK-and-Warrant-will—I------which-areSlGrcan"bctjcreservcd~— •10 colors to cho a •BerierFIl-Fact Wim— : 1 ;^ ; ^ToSa^Satur ■ The wcek-l I k m I iSnut» • M onas[fa • D ow ntoM R e g . Vullc." llisi ■ £ l l e o 1 5 ! Fesiival. will In s t a l l e• d '1999 \ Twin Falls, A REE price; 58 iSutiirdiiy at ud P r ic e : ;Muyer parkiii« i| MEAlISUREMENTS ;There's jilso jtonifiht froi;n 8 ^ SALE$J|( •A v fn u f. and» n d a Cj!learan e to . tillo doc tea e< $137.12,000)0 milestr por year «o f ------noon. Tickets to uiiEu One. $5; a $7 ticket ir ihe im erpreiivec "We'll 130 Wh/h a te v er It T ^ k ^ , Saturday s, I G u a ran tee It!r . ' The 16th an llocdow n will i tni Middleekauff ll .'at 2 p.m . in Go :Duich-ovcn dinnc ;from 5^:30 p.m. i ■ner is $5 p e r L pe 'dance ond instri d h A v e . , E . liiObehSMidOT INCONVENIENT place a t 6:30 p.m. I,« ',1 .8 0 0 3 1 6 .7 7 0 3 ___ g JlO CATIONS JSSBL Monday througrrfrfteH oM rfrot: !■ ».D ow ntow fr >>«•>*>« The Cassia Cou 5ss:wsr—r-' BPKS$tmMKt»e-gmr held nt the C A j, ^ y ■* m m m r n m m • « M n « a S FairRroiinds in E »■ # wiU feature th e J Country urtlst P .form s a t fi p.m. T r v T :are S16. At 1 VVednesdoy is th and team sortin; ’night in the fnirg The fairground ca Tuesday througii PRCA rodeo starts Thursday through Is S8 for grands ______h lp n r h prc^ C? fnr Aug. 16 and 17 mutuel horse radr ' w ay. Aug. 14 throi the hypnotist Arth Aug. 14-17 is alsc with entertainm daily. At 8 a.m. A th e fat stock .sale T h ere is no generiil to th e fair. ______Monday tlirougli ' Team sorting k Gooding County F« he held ot the fa: ------G oodinR The'sonlii, Monday in the e AQHA horse'lil) W ednesday with flit folloiving ’nuirsda.v

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i l K O T l u M W k y ' ■ ' • Friday.f *utu,t 9.2002 Tlnw.^BVhNflw. Twin Falls. Idaho C-3______— fcESTAVilKaMFCr c o p v ^ 'AVyVKHKEiN'I) pventsts ______( ^ n u « d froni C2^ House se is located at 41G S. Ninthth Sept. 7 -U tah a.m , Jit th fh e P io n e e r C lub. I.‘;i 9 —~ oning (800;AO}-9.65i.4827_or.. St. City; take 700 Ea!:t sontji s to _ Tnicy Uivvrrn■'TrirejWlls-iii}* 7 :.i{ + ____ (^lihc a( http;tp://www.licket TIie"PIiittcre'iurd'TThTDfiftfS Kimbcrly-Iiy-RoadrTwin Falls:------In te r s r a f e SO^Eiist to*0* thI e 2 1 5 ' p.m. th e Wesi vfeb.com. The BigBig Easy Concert A uf.[.3 1 0 -U tah will perform at the; i S an d y City . _ Beltway South. Take Exixit 6 and , the W’esiern I w use is located(1 a t 416 S. Ninth Amphitheater in the1C Salt Lake Tuesdayly go leftatth eli(U u . in C a rd e n Cii nderclla will perform at Saltlit C ity su b u rb o f Sand)dy at 8 p.m. Phil Vu; are S20, can L akuC t'ussar will sing at the .* City’s Ritz Club at 7 p.m.n. - Tickets, which are SIS15, SlHand Cassia Coi'ounty-Fair at the fair-' Aug. 1 8 -B oise phoning Seim ,h T ickCets. ! which are $25, can be)e S20, can be reservedIby I phoning groundss ih-Burleyi at 8 p.m. oin.. th,. 426-1494, Thi /^ g . 24 - Utah reserv t Travis Trit't will pl rved by phoning (800) 888-8- S m ith ’s Tix at (800)») HHK- riX X . Tickets, which.SlG,wh are available ; ,h e located a ir ,(,!( IJcwcl will singng in Salt Lake ITXX.C 1T he Ritz Club is located at T he Sandy City Ainpl; Western Idaho Fair ®ty’s Abravanel I phithoaier is at the fairir office.o Western Idaho Fairgroi el H all a t 8 p.m . 22G5S.S. S tate Sl. located at 1250 East 940094 South. ounds in ii. wckets, which arere :S39.50, can be G arden Cily at 7:30 p .m1. .'Tickets, Aug. 2 0 -U l Wednesdiiday which are $20, Can be n rascrved b)' phonirming Smith’s Tix Autf. 330 - Utah Sept. 9 - Utah reserv ed H ank Williai ai (800) 888-TIX>IXX. Abravanel R on WulVullis and the Generic by phoning Sfclect A 5Seat at Liquid JoeN in ---- ..-Hiillislocaiedat-i;ti23AVcs.Sou.h-.sBo^^b Dylan will perform ntIt Jo an J e lt a n d Uic BluckheartsB Band willII } play from 9 p.m.-io-l -■_.(208),42f.-I494. T he fairi;irgrounds .. „9;J0 p.ni.-TickL ...... • Temple. V Park Lodge and DeerT will perform at the UtahL State a.m. at'the are located at 5610 Gle:lenwood can be reser bv . V alley he Pioneer Club. 1519 L-y Jlcsort near Park City,/, . _ Fair at the Utah SiutiIte.Fairpark Kimlwrly R B lvd...... Sniith's Tix a| (8()U).KKK-1'IXX------u Utah, ill I R«)ad.Twin Falls, - - . at 7:30 p.m. Ticket.s, whichh in Salt Lake City ; Liquid Joe's i; Aug.23-Utah'• a re S39 >39.50, can be re se rv e d bvy - Tickets, which_ar^c SJj WednesdcIday ■ , Aug. 2 0 - Boise______South 1249 Fa.sl-a.si.,______-Rush will perfomorm-at the Delta----- phoninf!m g Sm ilh’.;c_r<.vsetV^^^ — ------CcnterirrSalrLak(.ike-Clt>ruC7I30------n x XCTDeer T Vafley Resort iss Smith’s Tix at (HOU)1 t ^ ‘nxx:— through'A“Augris ------Joe-mffierMark-Chcstritn u ra n rt------PIcasirstiD-■stiD SP0TUCHTrPnEc-C4------Tickei. Fairpark in Salt Lake Tickcts for the 11 p.m. Aug. 2 4 -U tah, p.m. rickets, Tic which are S15, canI p.m. Tickets, which an show are $10 on - S r y l f * . b e re.se)se rv e d b y p}wninp (HOO)I SJ9, can he resenud llyiiHoiSwhj Saturdays,,,: and $10 on w eeknights' A m erica will j>la'l>lay (ho Sandy 965-482827, nr oniino at Smifli’s Tix at (800) 8. lays. For reservations WNUALSAlVAnONAHARMYi n THRIFT g A City Amphiiheaierler in the Salt http;//w^'www.ticketweb.com. TheI The Utah State Fairparl maiion; call (800) 821- X^ke City suburb ol ^ ” 3 of Sandy at 8 Big Easyisy Concert House is locat- edat 155North.lOOO\VeVest. STORC FASHIONI SHOWSl m m p.m. Tickets, whichch areSlS, S18 edat416 H 6S . N inth St. Friday, August 9 • NoonMl TTil' 2pm .g ’ £md $20, can be! reservedrc by Sept. 15 Aug. 16-1- Utah I plioning Sm ith’s Tixfix at (800) 888- C e n t 5 S - Boise r on enlerlaining fatiiion Shew whiley rfninjdim) al ih, OUTtACKI TIXX. The Sandy Sa City ' , I^rth, Wind and Firen. will n,.r ' Bryan Whiyiutc wHI perform at I MkWi egtd S mvuht b £0<»pk>' ■ ■ Amphitheater is loc;located at 1250 , incubijbus will perform at the form at Cactus Pete>es Resort Snovvbiibiril.-Rcsort at 6 p.m. I TKkeH $15^. 'hich arc $20 and $25, ■ E ast 9400 South. Idaho CeCenter in Nampa at 8 p.m. C asino's outdoor aini>liit A.ailgbl. 01 ih. Men Bn> F.d*.ol eserved by phoning td*.ol ionngi Sela 2 Phone can be resreserved by phoning (208) p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Out 1 1 0 0 ^ m o n th E^owne will playly' ' i th e Id a h o a e p t . B 6 - Blackfoot Tonight and Saturday Center in Nampa at Add up to 2 IT I at 7:30 p.m. 0-Townwn will perform at the Rockin’ Horse will plajay from 9 ! more phones *15 each per month1th Tickets, which are S2«S29.50. S39.50 E astern1 IdahoU State Fair at the p.m. to 1 a.m. at Honker’ and S49.50, can rc;reserved by fairgrouncmds in Blackfoot at 8:30 121 F ourth Ave. S.. Twi Includes NationwideN Loi>ng Distance phoning (208) 442-3233232 or onlm e p.m. Tickc:ket.s, which are S26, can 'C over charge is S3. BestPrkea'Ices, Best Gxstomer Service andd Idaho’sI at http://www.ticketweiweb.com. T he be re se^rved rv by phoning (208) / * Largest i Idaho Center is locati est Selection of Phones &Acces»ssofies cated at 5000 785-2480.iO. P ric e in c lu d e s fair- Tonight and Saturday Garrity Blvd. on NarN am pa’s ca st grounds ad end. : admission. Denny and Kristina w P P i O from 8 p.tn. until midnigh i Cellular Sept. 6 - Aug. 2 8 -U tah i-U ta h ' Steakhouse,e , 1826 A U T h H (o r i z 'e o a g e n t [ig o iM Ma g aa ©agliigl _ Iback will play the Utah /Canyon Crest Drive, Twinit. Falls. I Melissa Etheridge1C vwill sing at . Magic Valley Mall • 73( ,( the Snow Park Lodg ■air at the Utah State . 7 36.6S 40-II7N . Main, Haileys y 786-1994 w w w .a h c“ e ll " “ ' - c o m IQ Valley Resort near I k in Salt Lake City at 7 Saturday « i.illinc I'l.iiK S.I'. ,inil hlclit'i l‘tiiniiiii.tfi.,1...... i.n„i . , . 3 :kets, which are $24 and IUI.- ..^rl. rl. lll'Vlt^^!n!l'»;rl!.'^!^mlVu"A''.'...... „,„UIJ.l.,sIilui Utah, at 6:30 p.m. Tickrickets, wluch P-«P- The Fugitives will playly from 9 . h.yp-v Ir.-. .1,1,1 I.,,,-. m,.> Aim.lU.ilhiii Irs-1. J..,, (rr linr c:i,|i>»i£hlO:’i*l.''’i».' 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Cover ^ charge is $3 untU 1 hnproc^tyMySIO-SO J) 888-T IX X . T h e E VaValley Resort esplanade. Freeree. Center at 7:30 j located at 3200 S. I p.m. Tickets, in esd n y - - -" N o w ! which are $44.2' e Drive. JU 25. $55.25 nnd ' c m e e v ^ ^ Sunday $85.25, cnn beL* re.served by SatUfdirday [ S k 1The Sun Volley Summnmer Pl'oning (801) 32325-SEAT. The Thee RoselandI Band wiil play ICEIM -riH iqId a y ...... -Joey's SyrSymphony will present a cha:ham- Center is hlocated at The from 8-118- p.m. at th e W est End Oonp .'ton will sing iii T rail beil>er m u s ic c o n c c rt, fe a tuiiring rii Delta Centcr is itlocated ai 301 Senior>r Center,< 1010 Main, Buhl,hi. " n at.the Sun Valley ...... MoVlozart's Horn Q uiniet in E-flnt E-fl - W est S outh T emplo. pi ------— -C ost-isJis $3 p e r person...... f Everyone is welcoi • p.m.. a benefit for ' MaWajor, 6:30 p.m. in a tent onm llthe L-r-rescarch. Tickats. —Sur>un VuUey espluniide.-Free. Thursday Thursdsday can he re.served by ^ N N a f l L DJ music by 9S SjJ2fL61{>(L______M o 99.9 The Buzz_____D ann e e e ( 0 DJ music from 9 H o n d a y ^ — —------tvlllt)e-feature'd'fr(frorrrg p.m. in 1 to~l~n.mrafBar~Bonz: 1539 ------T^The Sun Valley Summot at 5 p.m.; doorsdi open at 3:30 Pageant Wit inor, 6:30 p.m. in a tent on tht It Presentations Jtah' tne 4 p.m. Tickets, whihich iire $30. Tonlghtit ;and Saturday 4:00 Danza Zaca in V a lle y R e sp rt e sp la n a'o«. d e $35 and $40. can be ooning o f Fiesta & Thanki, >rus will play the Free,ee. 10 reserved by Kuraok.oke wiU be featu red from do Canto » Twin Falls irpark at the Utah phoning (800) 821-11■‘03. «.30 p,m. tn. to 1 a.m . at Mr. BiU's, Eating Contest r in Salr Lake City Thuflursd^ - Utah lOl N. AIAlder, Jerome. No cover Su S tilo (Tefano) ets, which are .$ 2 0 I ,. Vinnor /ntroducod/Talont Pi be reserved by >» Jtah Symphony will perform C E I I I C MMUSIC ‘ ’’“'■e'- catocos from Hailoy ’s Tix at (800) 888- Iran's Clarinet ConcertoI at Tonightit iand Saturday f^olklorico N anjatom do25 Tvk Vagabundos ah State Fairpark 10 p.m. in Salt Lake City’s 155 North 1000 ravanel HaJl. Tickets, whichS Tonight F u ll MlMoon Music Madness a re $1$12 a n d $15, cnn be reserved/ed Celtic Fire, featuring Karaokec vwiU be featu red from 9 n-2:00pm Unha YSui b y piphoning (801) 355-2787.87. Stephanie Jeffs’ Iri;rish whisilc, P-m jo 1 a.m.a at the Blue Room, 1-4:00 pm Nobteza ravanel HaU is located at 123123 button accordion arand bodhran 613 Fremcm ont, R upert. S-6:00 pm Corazones I W est st: S outh Tem ple. and Jo n Jacobson onm'guitarand . ^ . Fllor Avo. E. ^ >.m. a t th e Tw in u n d e r nir at the Full Moloon Music Madness >oolh btblnifWells F org o BanI er the director of Alasdairir Western Idaho Fairg Fairgrounds In Neale, rgrounds in Karaoke willw. be featured from PRECIOS: SS.OO le, 6:30.p.m. in a tent on thele Garden City at 7 UIRSHIP PflQEHIi7 end UBdar FREe I idmisslon to con- Sun Vt 7:30 p.m. 6-10 p.m. at the Blue Room, 613 Im fiHii (awnii Thur hiw (onitiijfoft Valley Resort esplanode. lECA ESPECTACULO 'OniBtuw LiPnut C uum 1 fair admission. Free. s. Tickets, which are $1515 for chairs ' Frem ont,1 RiR upert. tfe$3. and bleachers andd $ 1 0 fo r irdoy, Augwst lOrh • 7-9:3 grandstand seating18 , can be Tuesday o p o r A u d n o r i u m • 1 6 1 5 FII , Aug.X. 1 8 kots sold at tho Door ~ reserved by phoninglg S e le c t A Jits > S3.00 Students • 7 ci I Spot!' Thee Sun Valley Summer~p- Seat at (208) 426-1494. rs K araoke wiU b e fea- ^wiU p erfo n n a t S y mphony p h will performn grounds are locatcd im 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at ~ T m ,w CS.1. Kmiii FouKunoa Uux Vtiin Drdii I Continued from^phitheater C in MendeL B F I l lelssohn’s Symphony No. 44 Glenwood Blvd. Pleasese isee CALENDAR. Page 05 I Aug. 24 -:ity^subur^o^ U M ajor undbT-the direction __ I ...... C h m I«D oi asdair Neale, 6:30 p.m. in a I jJiVSrilt-IJakc$12.50, can be tent onon the Sun Valley Resort w s b - ling Smith’s Tlx esplana« mm I E Center in tf nade. Free. SALE HOURS: FRI I Viillcy CityCX. a T h e S an d y k ADVJ^^N C E I M H iURDAY 16-5 i I wiiich iire S23,er is located at Anff 1< ^ ALL DAA Y P A S S t )uth. 19 I he reserved b' T h e: Sun! Volley Summer j H T M a p I T ix ill (HOO) i i Sym phc•hony • will play KETS ( I Ccnter is locW U SIC;' R achmnaninoff’s a Symphony No. ILf) t ic k I D ccker L;ike 1:3 — " - 2in EMM inor u n d e r th e direction UNUMITETED RIDES' f of Alasdiisdair Neale, 6:30 p.m. in a Aug. 27 te n t onin the Sun Valley Resort p --' ON SALILENOW! I I Jiiicc NcwtorwUl p erfo n n m esptonadlade. Free.- ^ S » I 5 0 o 3 L...... Creek Cabin!T a esp lan ad e of POOU t ' R eso rt a t 7.:sort, p. as pan of AUg. 22s 5 -U ta h L______breasl-cancer-iins and Crafts Utahh SymphonyJ and-its-cho ----- Bl V which S35, car iR Q W t ru s wiU'i11 perform Tchaikowsky’s f i S S t U W N G S ______phlowbird Resort. Tickets, I a m uISEMEIiN T S . ------The Churliet esplanade, I of- --">a?AarareJ25 and.S32,.can.be-... perf«)rm at•»rt.asj,.aiuf i ____ ed by phoning (M)_355::___ County Fairrts ai and Crafts "Snowbird is located 25 County Fairgn m ile s eaeast of Salt Liike City; kRNIVil ASKJUKH/rOUR p.m. General u take 700W EJ ast south to In te rsta te i (miCMa YDfsmm cert is fre e witl 80 E a sst t to the 215 Beltway ■ $ 112 IN ADVANCE •7 '- ...... R eserved seats i South. Ta:Take Exit 6 and go left at i perform at the the light,It, * OR I t H o u se a t 8 R E G . PR IC E Aug. 31 :h are $29.50,. E $18ATTICKETT B O O T H B '^x Jonl llurmKb y\ p h o n in g . ‘-M l ;5S’lC fi I L L A N E O U .s' Three Islandor ( online ot Park in Glennsveb.com. The ' . - f c r u T T Tickets, whichlouse a is locat- TOnightt Iand Saturday Advance Tickst-ga DJ m ususic by 99.9 The Buzz f l K j J i U P i (208) 426-1494. wUl be feafeatured from 9 p.m . to 1 Cassia Count;Ity Fair Office / benefit the Eli, - - a.m . a t MlMuggers Brewpub, 516 Youth Fuundatio' S « o n d SSt. t. S., Twin Foils. Cover C o rra l' charge is $ I W est S e p t.H - U ta I Taco Balandido Billy R oy ^ y n , Tuesday-ly-Idaho Falls I Utah State Fairp;ey Summer ' Snake RI River Songwriters will • - . S ta te F a irp a rkture in a fam ily . . , nt 7 p.m. Tickets,by advanced ★ ★ ★ ' and $25, cancs b< from the ^ phoning Smith’sraer 1 music ^ L ’2 I 9 5 L a TIXX. The Utahin a te n t oh W is locatcd at made. 15 Free. ^ West. Sept.l2-Utaf fChk [iaIeONNELLYSi i r Trick Pony will State Fairpark at 1 * S l ■ Fairpark in Salt : TATE SEJiN A TE D ]►ISTRICI p.m. Tickets, whic > INTErERNAnONAL Cl SAU ON ~ $19, can be reserv : y i s i N E AUMopas^ ^ p y i Smith’s Tix at (8 ( Tasftnjs\gs from China, Japan aianti Pakistan ..ij* l o The U tah S ta te F a Saturday, August 17 - ed a t 15S N orth l a 7 - 6:00pm ths Sth Street Center in B tB u h l J rousa)ifFOJirspscLUJ3TS sm P h o m .,.:...543-4418 for Reserson. ★ • I Sept. 1 ' ★ .. W- v c s t m - ' T h e L ib e rty Gc ^ ' ______\ 1 will sing at 8 p.m uT n t ■ V FaJl« County Fai Filer. General adm cert is free with fo R eserved seats are Sept.9-Utah Greg Simpson wi th e Sandy C ity Ami the Salt Lake Clf ------SandjrarrpriHTTn ^ a re $5. $10 a n d $1: reserved, by phoning a t (800) 8 8 8 -TIXX. City Amphitheater i 12S0 E nst 9400 Soutl

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PG-13. for wers lage including sexual refer- Antonio Banderir a s , C a r la Cinema "XXX.r Century Cine ences, a Gugino, Alexa Vegaa and Daryl • • • ______— >, and som e rear nudity.) mber^ ----- :Llko Mike/- Otlyssey Ttieuler • Sahara return as the^ CorterfamC ------ing l*)70s London spy "Ulo A Stiltli.* Twin Cinemar ■ ‘M y s(tic tli Masseur’ ily of secret agents encounterse kjU-.'------ah, hahy. yeah’ atti- ■Masier.o( Disguise.* Odyssey;scy . - - - ' " ^ rival spy kids, a w adicky genetic . ------iver-concfit.-jind-the------Tlieoler^Tli ------______lAustin-PQwcrs.In.G* laUM cr^antXtrcaiment-n t------sdentiit-and-hiK-immiiginnrive ------H orrett'C r n enter ------v.S. Nuipul novel aboiti a ' Myers’ plays nol only ■Men in Black 2." Twin Cmcm.- Jerome Cinema a creatures. Written ammd directed Sumrm m or Houra 5 Trinidadian who discov- his arcJi nemesis Dr. Gr.ind cr Vu Drive in ■Jimmy Neutron.* Jc V- by Robert Rodrign;uez. With l-9p9 p.m . T uoidoyt nried olher had guys ife, love and learning.g. Steve Busceini, Cheei 'Mr. Deeds.* Odyssey Ttionter Cinema R ated Pi ;ech Marin, fhroujo u g h Salurctay* in a series of James I PG. Alan Cumming. CiOMD> SuNOAVsSoi a Monoavs 'M inofily R e p o rt.' Twin Cinem;i'm a *Jiifassic Park 3 ,' JeromeJc Frt.o ac 'aimer iianxlies. The , . Cinomii > adm ission to oil ■My Big. Fal G reek Wctltlmj’.^ ■Reign:n of Fire’ rjollorlijs>rli3s a n d m uaoum :ted hy Jay Roach. . ■Signs." Jerome CInt 'Stuart Uttle 2 ’ honors on the first Twin '''' Cinema inema _ gons have the best lines inn True to its name tw IdmemlMir's’-g u id in K -...... 'M ystic.Miisseur/ Lamphouse *Spy KicJs 2 . 'Jcromt twice over, FaulknerIBP Planetarium Im and they don't say a it’s a little movie intent ly Myers, who both Theater Ttii ...... -XXX.*Jeromc:'Cinefr w o rd , A nded for lit- Id a h o□ ’ S LARGEST All they have to do iss lie people. But. more■e than the ■ 1 Lato Admltslons - i c«)-pn>duced this ■Road to PertJilion,* Odyssey - breathe.le. W hile the concept of :i, hisi lime around, it h aiis s e /e m e n is tickets^ FCFOR AU SHOWS... L>re so m e o f th e Theater Tht G o o § ^ ’ human.sI.s 'vs. dragons smackdown lumor are aciuallv II that mighi help tiivertt thi o se hig. $4 Aouu:oum $3 Seniorj 'S igns,* Twin Cinem o. Grand-Vi is a g;ood o t one, the way it’ss ger people who find ih ing that won’t make Dfj^ -Mnsier of Disguise.*5.* Gooding w o rk ed i th e m s e lv e s $ 2 S ml/DtNIS ptN $9 F*MIUt» 'Cj DrIve-in . d out on screen is moree unavoidably in aitend, ;he film’s parade of Cinema .silly than dance. For R H m iM ff! 'S p y Kids 2,* Twin Cinem a • lan compelling. The scriptt one thing, the adventurures of the HyiUflW yflU ;s a n d .scatological 7 ^ ^ . .-- is o f th e 'Stuart Uttle 2.* Twin Cinema he pedestrian ‘we have 3-inch mouse (voiced hyl)y th e won- . Michael Caine. ShbsltiKiiBIIO ;, paid a teiterrib le price and now we les, Michael York, "XXX, ■ Twin Cinem a. Motor-Vu ... . . have a cl d e rfu l M ic h ae l J . Fo-x)' who walks Drivein chance lo make a differ- like a man now have mtn o re Robert Wagner. No movies this week.k. ence’ variariety, and Rob Bowman, i and V erne T royer |_____ , flair, including a pa^ a r t i c u l a r w ho diretreeled both ‘The X-Files’’ '- emphasis on flying. Frt PG-13, for .sexual se.NUii —It H _ movie am 'reed frtmi H H lM fl||H quality und brief d n ig tisc .).....------money, ihe new ‘Men and m any TV episodes, is: the burden of setting u])uj; Stuart's de humor and lan- on in Black; is better at handling the compui- a disappointment. A world, this film, wriiienn hy Bruce ARood.fairli er-sencr.-erated dragon than ihe- •19; The W ldowmaker’ aitempi has been manade to dtipli- f Joel Rubin and directc ie d 1 fallible actors. With •______^ Tht catc- the original ele again by Rob M inkofoff, gives Also'ShowIng:ng: rhe siory of the unthinkable’s ilements, bui Christiai .Balcj,, Matthew. . arly-happcnlng-ofl-RiTss'nirr------lhe-mt!f-ts-»\Tongrbc:)carings-have----- M c C b ria t . -freer reign-to-Stuan's enihusiiis-ei ----- TuoidayrThroihroughSaturdayi------; vood directs and nu<-i/> laughey, Izabella tic personality. With th L-lear .submarine K-19 in 19G1)5 j been losi, ihe halancece IS off. Back S c o ru pICO c o and Gerard Butler. th e voices Mo® Ihon Moel!5els Ihe1 Eye...... 4 pm ler about a retired j, chil it;, fnim the original ai of Nathan Lane, Melanie :hiiling enougli that the Soviet are director (1:40. PG-*G-13 for in ten se action iieG n ffiih How lo Build aiPionet Plai ...... 7 CM 10 returns to truck Uninrion kept it a state secrct forfor Barry Sonnenfeld ant and Jam es Woods; plulus H ugh moE.plo.Bis...... With Jeff Daniels, nd stars Will violence. •• •^...... Sots 2 pm . jrly 30 years. No, ilielie Smith and Tommyr 1Lee Jones. Laurie. Gecnu Davis ana n d J o n a - sus and Anjelica H o IIv than Lipnicki. (1:1«. I>G. i llywood sysiem hasn’t com-m . W ith Lara Flynn Boynyle. 'M en in ‘R o a d tO fo r b r ie f "AugustSt iStar Partyl" Ji-winner Brian „ |oi».1a to Perdition’ mild language.) lely wrecked this ‘inspired by , Black's' best idea isJ 1bringing on _ _ „ Sofurdoy. AugiAugust IO"',. 9:30 CM A. Confidential') aciunfjal events' story of underseaea • R osiirio Dawson as a It Hanks, in a performance h ao l C o n n e lly ’s J I love interest ^3; Free telescascope viewing oism in the face of nearar for Smith, (1:28. PG-1 s the feeling of coming 'XXX' M3, for scHi >1'“' I on the frono n t lavk^n o f t h e ^ nuclenlear catastrophe. The tale is action violence, some...rov,.ca,ive i J™ “ -unexpectedly dark and A turbocharged Vin in Die.sel Herretleti Center. . J ' potent and the talentsts h u m or) ice, turns himself inside- reunites with ‘The FasiI a; n d th e Identity' invoivolved, from stars Harrison out (o r iss ilit ouiside-in?) in direc- Furious' director Rol) Col tor Sam MiMendes’ brooding, pow- :o h e n a n d HERRETTT pionage thriller I’ordd and: Liam Neeson to top ‘Minority Report’ stars as an undergrouni = NORTH END OF THE, . erful, exqi Damon takes the action-on-director K athryn Bigelow, xquisitely made sopho- .seeker recruiied by govev e rn m e n t n CSI CAMPUS emise of Robert too toi strong for that. Rather : version of a more efeffort, playing a K (200) 732-«55 Philip K. Dkk short Sll agent Samuel L. Jackson » novel about un ‘t’s thetht film’s determination to story, adapt- Depressionlon-eru gangland execu- his skills as an undercovt ed by writers Scoii: FrankI und tioner so) siskilled and implacable id njns with it. In push1 hardh. for self-congratulatory ativei M arton C.sokas aan n d A sia Idaho Travel Council Liman’s hands, nioralsals and convenient resolu- Jon Cohen and starnrring Tom he’s knovown as the Angel of Cruise as a man humnted by the Death, Bus< teomblned WIraf overly familiar tionss thatt undercuts the film’s lused on u 1998 graphic ; on unexpected strengtigths an d m akes it m ore con- futuristic anri-crim e ununit he once novel by MMax Allan Collins with . so good ut the ventiorional. With Peter Sarsgaard.J led. As impressive asa- this dis- art by RicUchard Piers Rayner, : M ovies j)|;iy ■ turbing, even hauntinj ■Idaho lliis wl-cJCtion lhat they (2:09.9. PG-13, for disturbing ing film can • screenwri/riter Duvid Self has lechanics, und he images}CS.) ^ be. It does not feel allII iof s piece. made somen e v ery shrew d changes J)y I-2:1 5:*0&-7y()^.’e wo,J)ui 'Coldm la Curvey, b ut th e film is a MEMBEERSHIPS___ L I H ight is dearly 1 igly-pondcrous and under------:; 0:30 H ' o - w r o te a n d ci ;d comedy with Garvey 5 dues for ibc temalndcf ol 2002 R the nerdy scion of an -.3o|JrL ;:|T e a £ eqticl, where •J 12i l 5^ ° 2. ^ ? ^ ^ 0 0 - 7:20 - ! :astwood -sr-- S PLEASANf VAUEY GOLF (tem pts {It hun Italian family whose gifts » i i l 2:0 0 - 2:3 0 - n § ie Bourne Ide Triple XXX nai'of Signs m3) ii V tip-top espio Doity 7:00-9:30 ^t-S un 1:00-3:45-7:00-9:31:30 ckcrjack premHIoiflairQ I;Spy Kids 8 (PC) dlum’s 1980 nt c\ orGoldmomborn.il h o u s e ncsiac spy andS i T E A K - Dally 7 :1 0 - 0 :2 0 Oltastxayof d ire c to r D oug luldat Lii SUatt cn Ite Stai, F r i-S u n Ihis p o ten tially o\ 12:40 • Z:S0 - 5:00 - 7 :1 0 - 0:20ZO " G O O b " V3 scenario takes or liitei'sta te. c4 I- sparkle. He is so 4nuM efn£nt MT'i P i e a t r e . : J "EV X i" mechanics of acti f»NGUs] .■ ..T he...p« - . • SHowtlmes and lolocations - _ don't feel like med N n e e t f o f t r y + W j g ^ li S c n ^ t .S O w/o Sum m er T^ckiijco( ■ F u n n j ^ t n B a w and his actors havi • Link, to movie webab site s M o v £ V’ but low-key line o n u q N G ^ infuse a sense of • You rote the movit o £ t h e these proceedings, I Slimmer |||H Triple XXXnai,. Q-is ; character-driven redd (ocdr viewer5r r o h n g s P young people we x|tA u^^^ug^^o3U(iO |a caught in a situai ' ^L o g o n t o .. . barely imagine. V .Potente, Chris Co w w w . m aagicvalley.ct: o n t P B Cox. Julia Stiles and ______cHcl iM o»«nSiana(i3iK9:i5 . (1:S8. PG-13, for v; ck PH movies - - ■ ' . i I eottttl 3 0 I ■! ______some language.) \' ' '*• I - 'The Country Bea \ ' Making a feature-I about a theme par) may not be quite s idea as it sounds. St action Disney flick ■ wear bear suits an 1970s rock stars is i ^ silly and awkward performing 'Swan L Joel Osmcnt provide not the body, to a cul a C-Bears reun ' Christopher Walkei another evil land r — ------determined to spo Songs by John H iaii,: t' P eter H astings. (1:28.

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Per Fomily Mondoy, AusAugust 19, 6:30.-8:30 pjn. Mogic Volleyley Regional Medkol Center • Educotton CeiCenter - Soge Room . CPR dosf * This dossibofhredlothe boi — \ \ ' community under the gukylukielinesofthe ^ ^ Infant CPR CassIS ’Offered* os port of ihe Preporedd ChildbirthOt UBM I AmerJconHeortAnodotion'ittei'ondlncyes Course, new parents,nts, grondporents ond children ore enccen(ouroged to emergency procedures formformoulfi-tcHTxxrth atlend this doss lo)leoin let infant (PR, and whot to do if ihihe infonl . presslon and choking _ ^ should choke. ChildId s(safety ond prevention of injufy oretre o b dis- »progrom Indudes f cussed. Pre-regislroltoolton ts nol required. « ond hands-on ibreciuifed. To ' ...... ------Wednesdoyr/^At)gusl7r6:30-=-WU pm MoglcVoneyley Reglonol Medical Cenler • for odull and infont. The proi Educotion Cenilenter • Soge Room Fee: $25.( both clossroom instructkM on Thursdoy, procfice. Pra-regbfrollonP" b re y S | Tuesday, Augtugtist 2 0 ,6 :3 0 - 9:30 pm Mogic Voll------feghten;all737^2007r= m Mogic VoDeyly IRegional Medical Center - Doctors Mi ‘ Twin Foils County HatHofllihNet CooBiIon * This (ommiii munity. Breost Conter Support GroupG Eduralion Cententer • Soge Room 5.00 toolilion meets monthly lo10 pltnp md implemenl stfoleBies to intiIncreose .. • This is on on'going group opoipen lo Friday, Auiy,At>gust 15, 6:00 - IOH)0 p a j the number of Developmenlinenlol Ajsets in our county's youth. Fer 1 For moio 1 breost (Oncer survivors or polieilienis Prepored OdUbirthirth Course ' A comprchensivo progro olley Regional Medicol Center- J informolion C0IU23.591515.. 0 (mole orfemolelond iheir fomiimilies ’ designed to preporee ththe expeclonl mother and supportIfoulojIoW yoi 0«l«sMiMeeting Room f ■ and friends. Special programsisond ( ond^hildblrth. The (ou(ourse.includK classroom instiuclionin onor wellness C TMtdoy, AogostI6 6, ,3 ;3 0 -4 :3 0 p.nu goes! speokers oie offered'ered peiiodicolly. Ihe goal is lo offer susuppoii, of the mother, the lobelabor ond delivery piocess wilh reloxoliixolion and Toesdoy,(ugvst A 23,7:30 a m - 11:30 noei ^ KMVT CommunitytyRMO R ...... infofitiolion, hope ondI hunhumor to ihose deolirtg with concer. FoiFor - .....-hrcothinglediniqu«,(», core of the post-pailum molhor,-coie(oieoflhe------MogIc.VoIIi olley Reglonol Medical Center • ' •- noOBIoeloketBhiBf»AN-Twhfoils“ • more informolion (onlotloctlydio I Gilman 01737-2979 oiMoryy newb(Kn including brecbreost ond bollle feeding, and a lourirofthe of Doctors MeMeeting Room Howord 01734.1766. Women'*s ond Infantt CeCenter. Pfo'icgislrolion is required. f SAFEKtDS-BudileUpE I. ip Eveflt* Buckle Up with Untied Woy/oyond UvingTltfoiighC.August 2 7 ,4 rf» -8 :0 0 pm M - 0 “ 'Soulh Centrol Deportmenlof11 of Hwllh. 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I T rivia / ■ I ■ By KiMnHill------52.______J Q il s ' h o n : TImes-Naws wrttar • / ! JS - It’s been quite H J Who holds the NH^HL record for / w \ rZ ach A b d s. Jl penalty m inutes inI a { TWIN FALLS-3ur junior tourna> ...ansivcr beloui the sum m er forionships Z^ and che He’s won fourh Ploy consolation I -____ ^ ment champion ! la s t six w e e k s, ) T o d a y ’s SCH^HEDIILE Latham M atchthe Pi latest on crown in the thela Idaho Junior American Legionn t including theion Championship Wednesday - the Class A State Tour olf Course in Idaho / oumament, at Golf Association Wiglc Field, Boise at Pinecrest Golf ( Mountain Home vsvs. Teton, 10 Falls. P a.m. B ut A b e ls, ! Gems, 1 p.m. . 16, d o e s n ’t i iron, 4 p.m. have io tim e to k)ise S enators, . ' , ' ' think alwut his summer. He’s o ff to Riverside Golf ^ and Country ■ C lu b in \ boosters | ^ 9 | 'i Portland, Ore., ■ m ZadiAbels'' to play in the B ramble H H ormual Hogan I 1 ^ 7 e Valley High . C up 1 Joe Panieri of !i )lding a golf starting Satiltrdi^-ler Aldridge of . y at 8 a.m. at Lawy on, In his Miller Ute Top Fuel drag ■■■ Abels joinsliad Jc Huntsman of jf-- Irsgster, qualines (n the No. 1 spotst at the 15th annual Framn AutelitaA NHRA Nationals at:B InfInfineon Raceway In Sonoma, i TTT Meridian. Tyler alf C ourse in Calif., Aug.:g. 3. Olxon ran the quarter mile6 In 4.608 seconds at 317.94 mmph. state's top juniors | ' Nampa and-Chadesent Idaho this erson for the • Shelley as .^he ISstat are determined. _ . . . Moscow vs. Boise Ge who will rbprese: Jerom e vs. Lewistonr-The-price ------1— ^ J -p c imlated-arTOnma:;— rr— -r-— md c a n fees. 1 —^ w eekend. E l^rerst August. a Abels is M arsh Falls vs. Bois xoirransTT O U t ^ C ^ by pfi?nf< n^fimnplg 7:30 p.m. nation, call v a fd N T fIRA ToprF ffllitli ate behind No. 1 ments since lost2 Ai Aldridge. The Orangege County Register p third in the state points leader said. "It Justist didn’t W earing Rc(U‘gan Up.shaw’s No, but)ut this ... It is probably the h n Cup player arid seem real." 91 jersey -- rugh," If If he can win just two .of i Cost is S40 per persiS l .B u r l c y .------Ih is -p oass s i that was-spiraling - - to Hamblin said. “If; :ntified NBA toward him - toured the NFL ------Gannon said with eighight feriiaihing national eve wo-day,-stroke= ------T " ------1-8-hole .scramblcr~T im at breakncck speed te te a m ’s p r a c tic e '5irk UiHaie-tttned | f the nt pitting four- H H I basketball was coming a grin. “I didn't in1 hishi Dick LaHaie-tuned dr includes all greens and ing from Rich Gannon, facility fa' in Napa. w a n t to h u rt h is .ster, L-tfius Format is a two-a winncr-take-all | uth to adult. the Oaklanand Raiders Pro Bowl ■^(er, Dixon xn'ouldtie | er, Dixon would tie G ary Set For more informal He got to talk fingers because forn Jr iL» to u rn a m e n t i lould bring quarterbadack. And he was going X’ ir most T op Fuel v ia o rie s (nil Clark E gben at 308-095 X ’s a n d O ’s w ith Geiryry, Sceizi fo r most Top h i e has to drive his in a : ? in good compa- prepared to deep durinring a bona fide NFL . Rj I a s in ^ e season. R aiders coach Bill r . ’/ d ra g s te r fo r th e Di ______, ______.training.can:amp-driil-evcn.though_-— Ct Dixon is 40-7 ^ring^lim h Alwls said he’s in -C a lla h a n —^ a n d — t,tl€L?lxictotjcs.(nitie)Mi.a ___—r{ e s t of- th e -'se a ” — ilons -be-funT^'-Abels------Utah Jazz playercharge 1 for the dosest5t he1 had ever come to stt ons‘on"race day, three of tiu stood in for future son.” losse ill good p la y e rs aphs w ill b e p ro footballall before this was the Ht sin ^ season. ■ s sses coming in th e final round appear In Burley Hall of Famer Each one, “Fi liose------^“It-s-going-to-be-ey know how to •...... sofa in his i fafamily room. J e “For a wliile there, he was_ ji said. “Theylrfi all g .•I^iry.Rice on a ______' - ’ ' -though, * felt like a unsn ...... -• BURLEY - The Buri waiting to see Ricarfo ' ' fe"' nstoppable. He’d climb in .1 • and obviously they I few pass routes. b ullet to Dixon. ' c a r Panzerj and Club, in associati( n and Tattoo app ear out H< ir and just bring home , t: i,ic Pl«y leani events.” - )nt hits Montalbana He said he tried to keetep the “I think theslese guys’ jobs are mail. ivue) were all Racquccecrs Health ani n o w h etre re to welcome me to roi ail." -said Kenny B ernstein, w. H u n tsm a n . Pai routes short, in th e 30-yardI range,r pretty safe,” Di;Dixon said. “I have is se< ispective high will host an appearaii n a S ‘F antasy Isla second in the Top Fuel driv Aldridge (Vallivu. ^and’ becausc this was because bci he had to throw th(be ball gotten to do aa lot1< of neat things team champions Utah Jazz player at l: deal,” the Top Fuel bai J members of respt J-fair team ** dream de back to Garmon. because I amI a race-car driver, Please see DIXON. Page 0 Monday, Aug. -12-/iU be held school golf state iCtear ABELS, Page 02 Racqucteers Health ani ______C enter, 1150 E. 16th Sm t.: . a t th e O * - ■ 05 Please see A The as-of-yet unidentij owititzer finalh player will conduct a b: ly joins CC ______desfor.SlS.- ollege’s g^ e a ts P^ R o d e c d in ic for ail ages, youth Those attending shou! Q Hall of tennis shoes and be pre Steve-iYoung is • participate. J^ame ind /en There'w lirbe“nd'cKiSpartan amongg inductees this event a nd autograph iu cts sevc signed after the clinic. n w A iio c liMta d P r m - ______; EJmmett’sJaySisIei n bbs, Coahoma, II S p a rta n r “r. clown Quail Dobbs,the Team roping event•playersin SOUTH BlBEND, Ind. - Barry ; one of honorees Texas; bull rid e r G: ilghth wiil Switzer isn’tI’t sure ; why it took so > e Associated Press______Santa M aria, Calif.; tl rodeo Gooding fairgroumI Tuesday long for him1 to get into the College McQure, a Lovingtor ost is $20, Football Hallall of Fame. He’^ just GOODING - A pre-fn COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,___ roper; the late Jay Si; bare- roping competition willuCompers gladhefinallyIly was invited, performer from Emr m pair of D ^te hav Eightght-time world cham pion ropi 1 Lake Charles, on tonight at 7 p.m. laving die fourth-high- io. - the late Clyde Vamvc ois shoes. est wfnninff | Joee Beaver heads a list,of sevc Gooding County Fairgi f percentage among ipcr back rider bom in La p.m. on major college!ge football coaches, wboys who will be inducte from The event is a No. 7 wiA Satiu- ice rookie-of-the year grades first through elgi^penalty havebeeaboooMoredsooner. Ingtt I thought for 0 long time tho iwboy be held Monday and Ti (thilr«ilnonil'>nnStatilntlI th« Orangs Bow] In Miami, In tthis Jan. 2.1986 Pd be dead before ! made it in,' Seventeen years latei efphiaon Tbiihtfaehah^I^it^agreat photc [lat most decorated cowb • from 6-8 pJD. doily. Cost Mlo.D«pnihavln(tlnhiirtMMilfhast winning ptrosntaga» ai among major ool- Beaveiiver said Tuesday of the HoJ y o n e th e h a d o n e honor,** h e sai

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(AP) - — yarder lo Chadibly A similar to Tiger Woods, ih :his first tourna* Steelers’ 3 that leconship game IBH8B W ment .since his Grand Slam G olf d()«vn. chances endeded at the British ------After the starnnec again had O pen, shot a 5-un(under 67 Thursday Kung, Ku celebrating her 21st Hall kicked fieldgaining g only 8 to fall two stroky .second-roui to Troy Minnesota, wasIS anothera stroke after:r aa 73, and U.S. O pen champi- Antwaan Randle El,cering punt ) h.ick in a 14-play'layer group with on Julifuli Inkster sliot a 75. first downs the firsn fo r N ew he touched the ;ed bf this tim e let* quortert I ; Chris DiMorcorco and Mark lorbock Chad Pennington, left,I. eievades Steelers defensive endId Aaron Smith as ho looks to pa \) . OWeara. receptions and a renask penalty quarter of thi 0 pass In the socond KingsIgston, Green share the pre-season game In Pittsburiburgh on Thursday. Tho Jets worm , 16-6. i . : Phil Mickelsonon shot a 69, and in-H < an effort remarkabl12th man on y / : defending chare i at Wales Open the AFC champioi! punt. That drive, advaIvancing to tho Jets’ 1 on loss, carries, forcing the Stc(eelcrs to for roster spot I- ; P e n y opened with, nEWPORT, e J Wales - South ets opening Stewart’s’s 40-yard<1 completion to spots for both teams ' ___ Jerome Bettis one settle for the first of Pel’eterson’s came on threeree Ifield goals, two by A fricica’s a Jam es Kingston and P la x ic o BBurress. But Bettis, field goals. no running room, gaoffensive recovering New York,, whichwl lost 18-7 in , : Rookie takes earlyea lead at Talia’s Richard Green shot 7- ng from a groin injury, Tho only second-half ; yards on seven earnp r o d u c tiv e lost 2 yard.s f scoring Pittsburgh late last season. Both jr 65s to sh are the first round rd.s on th ree consecutive __as reserves and rookies \ .Women’s BritishtehOpen^ SKin th e W ales Open. - sim ilar to his 8 y ards ;s fought teams playedtd fcfour q uarterbacks. f-. ; TURNBERRY.Y, Scotland - Euro;u-opean Ryder Cup captain^"0 ries against New Eng i -Rookie C an d ie KiuigKuj of-Taiwan----- Sam-T<-Torrance-ofScorlandand~. . Again, there were I'Shot a 7-tinder 6SS iiin perfect con- Welchniunon Bradley Dredge were— ------KordellStewarrwa.?-njg^ton-STERamsey^ - j ------r.-ditiona-to-taktra -Dii on the first of nvo s( getsfaazc rone^trDkclcad ------a -stroke3ke-bnckrNonhenr&t*liin'd’s“ edzonfifss z d a ^ i;: . [ : over K arrie W ebb)b iafter the first Darrensn Clarke opened with a 68.1^8 th e S teelers s ta rte rs ; round of the Worr'o rn en ’s B ritis h deldefending champion Paul one of Hall's field ( Proehl would have playtyed only three players•s withw the potential some mistakes by Tn : Open. ’ McGinltnley of Ireland had a 69. >.st from his sparingly agaiast the Titar:ans any- to replace him.m. on special team s. way. Martz wants to ge ms. P atrick B [ Around the I ;et long First-roundJ pi(pick Lito Sheppard. Edwards, whose er looks at many players com>mpeting. averaged 22.S Sy.' yards on kicks and . ping out of bounds:gle w room as Ij VHIUmI ■ camps }| Abels _ < about his for a spot on the team ass ;a wide 11.4 yards on)n r punts, including ing a Steelers punt I ^ ______nreceiver. two TDs, at Flori : Continued from Dl Iskins t r a i n ------'lorida. . , . H a mmblin l should know. He's“ B ro w n ’s g a m e -a lte Returning veteran Yo M'Murphy, Third-roundnd selection Brian - i in May. Panzerl a *'*■ return touchdown two starters;rs from their offensive ^ 1 a ls o w on th e b een w wc rking with the Kimberly rookie Eric Crouch andid NFL Westbrook avertveraged 25,9 yards England, was flaggett thi.s,” said line, I I prestigious Westfistfield Junior High juniorjui in recent weeks on Europe Worid Bowl MVP'P Dane on kiekoff returirlurns as a senior at . for a 15-yard face mak. putting a Pro Bowl'1 titackle Waller Jones is L I ! Championsliip thisvi‘syear- his swiming. Looker are all in the huilunt for Villanova. He .*dit didn’t return nlany a n d for being th e 12azing that a no-show so far at training camp. w [ I . In addition co ththe IJGA win, “HeJ Viwas jiist taking the club what will likely be one■ □or two punts in collegtlege, but has done 1.------— : Abels won the Rod the field on a Jetshis r 16-day having mi:nissed all 11 days sj :ocky Mounjain outsidele iof the line when he was spots on th e roster. w ell enough witwith it in training p' ; Section PGA Magic A . mistake kept the Jetconsider it because of a contracti dispute, ic Valley Ju n io r hirtin gI it solid and he just ended camp to movee ahahead o t th e o ther I Championship on '2 . series alive. wn up see- Cliris Mclnclntosh, the other stan- C •n Ju ly 17, th e u p usinfing his hands too much,”___ Colts rooWeson tliede.* depth chart, L The Steelers’ y leading on field goaljals and kickoffs, and cert, it was th e Indianapolisis Colts’ Including three;e TDs.T H am blin said Abelkbels’ streak of And howh< does Hamblin think practice field. M itc h e ll'iss tiedt with Erie ; titles is no fluke. as secured Matt Hill, a rookie from Boise A bels wilwdll do this w eekend? 5—Washirids of t a p e ___Smte, have ji Coach Tony Dungy usei:ed the Metcalf for thele nmost TD returns e joined the first unit___ ------;— !^He_bcat-.Pan2ew eri-over-at------“ lr*sa-'a'good'golf course where S------^ ^ ------'tapc"and cranked th e spcakx-gi| y's head, a pare for the noise expected d return yardage ugiiming to-see—r-than-thc Taped to a goal post ------(16,013),.kickof a liitltt bit o f it."- :he-courses-wc-piay-Tjn ----- 1-aioi-siiirr— B u c c a n e B ts -a-sellout~crowd~Saturda koff-return-ynrds ------aroundI here,hc b ut h e ’ll do well." ankles to his forearm; punt return yards S eatd e opens its new 67.00COO-seat (4 ^ 7 8 ^^ . Ram sey h ad little wiggi Jay receiver Keenan stadium. sta he fielded questions : returned to practice “We ■ were working on)n th e Switzer.r ______first Washington Redsk e.xpected. silisilent count for road gamenes, to iitans s ing cam p practice. - I s originally thought the make ma them work with some ^ : ContlnuwJ from 01 ne dis- Linebacker PetPeter Sirmon was , “You kind of expect t ' would be out for as tractions.” trai Dungy said. tils only Knute Rockne. Bowl. "I released fromim th e h o s p ita l ; im ponant. It’s somethin,hingmyfamUy (.881), Fr , th e rookie q uanerback.ll a five- eek, but he was back DungyI has used speal Frank Leahy (.864) and :akers Thursday, andid mightr play in ; ; w anted w hile I w ass alalive, so Tm , George WoodruffW (.846). Indeed, brave face on the hazc o n ira c i ■odays. ‘ ■ betbefore - wheri he was thq d« ; : glad lhat it's happening. defen- Tennessee’s exhiixhibition opener ^ _____ S w i ^ simarkis.better . n than those , _ marked the end of hithe roy.ll no IS about injuries sive siv coordinat^or for Dei[^ennis Saturday night aga ------:— Othere being'induaelaed Saturday of some o ? through injuries.” Gn against St. Louis, : of the game's greatest ; holdout. “ You almo.st ci Green at Minnesota. At Ta:fampa Sirmon was ; include Brigham Your ^ S &lell. i who took p a n in Bay as hospitalized oung quaner- coaches, ;ii including Tom Osborne I an honor. You've growi Bay, D ungy’s p ractice'facilityty .was T uesday w ith flul . back Steve Young,lg, Michigan (.836). Bea and aftemoon work- nea flulike symptoms Jear Br^^t (.780) and Bo ' ing this happen to ruoioni ru n s, ‘*'= near the airport, so the noisem induding a fever i ; receiver Anthony Cartevter, Qemson Schembecl :— now It’s your tuni;"------ley’s Wide Worid of didi 'er that worsened, echler(.77S). ' ays fro S didn’t need to be p ip ed in. He is one of die T safety Terry Kinard.rd. Michigan Schembi book in - Spom. “If I’mm 'weU enough to g e t...... T le Titans’ two new nbechler, who serves on ^ If it w as an honor, ii - T he response w as w hat DiiOungy starters at outsic I_____ : State safety_BradJ£ar5£anjEelLflnd____ the-HalLoJ c o m fo rta b le o n e . Wi 2y, I want to play.. — wanwanted...... — tside_linebacker_ Lof-Fanw's selection com- F iy's exhi. P^^y. ■ w ith Keith BuUuck,u ck...... jOklaHoma tight erend Keith mittee. vwas asked whether Jansen and Walter Rasbj■' T hat’s ju st mly y aattitude.” «]“I think you pracrice a 11 little Also, backup quanerbackqui Neil ’ I Jackson, who played forSwitier.for Switier’s's i image worked against ^ the charge, Ramsey was was injured Monday bettw tte r w hen you ho v e people ikinsare ^ le out O’Donnell also sat out a second . Switzer went 15:157-29-4 at him. to the post with two kindRamsev ame entangled with theihere, and I think it makes : Oklahoma; leading the : ^s you day of practice ThuThursday, an'd th e he Sooners to “Fm sunure that played a role in ----- ^ ofterThursdaymoniiirfS w s " 't e r b a c k Bri.3rian Kelly during a com:oncentrate a little more,” t , ; three national ch^pic ■jwo-. Titans checkedJd hisI throwing ijflonshipsin it,”Schembmbechlersaid. 5 tice. Then Jansen duiSirs on drill.I. T1 h e re c e iv e r w as tlm>Ime Pro Bowl quarterbi back , shoulder withI aron MRI exam, ' I ; his 16 seasons os headid icoach. But “I don’tI’t know ail the reasons, A bucket of ice on Rninsey'*DV with taken to the; locker1< room on a Peyi’eyton Manning said. Fisher said thehe doctors and ‘ -he resigned under prpressure in but whenI I I joined th e (committee) — “ chilling exira|H)iiu-«n-n-cbK' S "u. prec•edicted a speedy .June 1989, after thee schools< was I saw he « m er day. ght get recovery. ' O’Donnell were■ pleasedpk that the i wasn't in the HalJ of Eagiagles test showed a healtl i : ; placed on NCAA probai>badon. Also, Fame andid was puzzled why he— “That’s the Japan tri| saltiiy jo in t in th e r, several S oonen w ere ch*charged with wasn't. His there,” snid Jansen, noti Rams ' BrianBr Mitchell isn’t afraidid o f *^8ht shoulder. Iis record was phenome- ® ompetition. ____— , . crim es, induding rap«.drugdeoI- e, i nalondhehle h ad trem endously well- Rarnsey had joined the te ooWeto ■ Widereojlver'erRidcyPro^will The NFL’s career leader ; ing and a campus shootinIting. coached teajeams. I voted for him ." ...... ? iri tim e to mi.ss th e tw og il cllp;___ mk«i Saturdaj^s t e r l n BronCOS ^scxhiWdon opener retustum yardage is entering : - ; “Jf that hadnl haveihappaied.1 ha ■ Ojborne,ie, who had the three* , flights for the American eBi scout at Teimessee ai ® „Denver signeded center, Mark after straining'his 13th3th season and third wj ■ might still be coacnachlng at year waittaicing p eriod to e n te r th e “ Ramsey, who signed with Fischer, who playedlyed four seasons right harnstringtg (during practice. Fhilchiladelpitia..For the last tiu fOklahon»a,"Swit«rsaid.• l i . H b U o f P?ame ai waived after he year.. S5.7 million coiwhaes. “Every year J r e e with W oshinjlon bui b u t m issed most I He was passed overver for Ihe retlrtd in 1 ar that he’s been yeaniars, Mitchell has heard crit 1 1997. said he had no _ W ednesday, d i ^ ’t get been th in here he’s hadI somsc e so rt of ham-^ s a y 't ritics of lost season witiith a a.k n eein ju ty . -jCoUege FootbaU Hallall o f F a m e — doubt th a t S treatment during practice. ly h e-iost a step . E ach y e air r he The S-foot-3, 303-1 t Switzer deserved to be ' ^ “He’s a string probleirem,” coach Mike provi■oves them wroiig. 103-pound center k J th r e e stra ig h t y ears,, Startingsti in a Coach Steve Spurrier star Martz said. “It s started all 1l€€ goines for 1991..when b e becam e eli [t seems no matter “I “I think there’? not many c ieIlgih|e.Ho “Ho wasIS i a great coach,” said rookie on the very botton what we do, how 'out. Woshlngton in 2 000!000 a fte r taking , , '■ •wasn't up for condderad 3V( we work him, he thereere b e ^ than me and I tn radon Osbonie, wb(vbottComhuskersweht $6running scout team play ' does this everery summer. He belies truly over the positionlon in troining ' .he coached the Dallasts Cowboys,C 5-12 againstist Switzer's Sooners. “I nthe opponent’s play b( . fights through i t aeve that." he said. “WhenI youy camp in pUce of tiietiie in ju red Coxy, Ifroml994-97iandhew it and we get him- belieJieve that, that’s tho way yi i was over- think playing[ng Oklahoma m ade us a stn, preparation for Saturday's , ^ o back for t h X a s . you Raymer. "Fiachertr p played in six . ;M»da8i^in1998andl!d 1999. better team I bidon gam e at Cnmlinn lason, and he»s fine, -prepa T O n l^ p on tho Bel n becauK w e knew we all< And he plays ththe whole season f feel idd, games In his lookie-We yeo r o f 1998, , {_ Switier’a .837 winningng percent- l^togetbet better^ beat them." Spurrier and the Redskinissing and it never bothiithershim.” Thi season game in trying to make room for R nils year, the Eagles driftifted i - ■■ after failing in a bid to tra rig h ts to th e C hicago Bei Tuesday. Spurrier, happj the other three quarterba camp, said Ramsey migi -som e playing time befor . ■ - ^ ------exhibidon games are over. , O therwise, expect th e roo spend a lot o f dm e h o l d i ^ : board and riiiihing the : team . "H e knows p retty m uch v going on, but he hasn’t be practice,” Spuirier said. Uttle behind.”

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In th e ai , A b;iscl).ill exec iSZtM SiaseoJr* AfiT.G3ndPrixofMi(K3hio,Qual- ; B a s e b a l l -•cutive, with game last D th o u - EMerat- ' on tiie field.'Id 1by fans angr>’ about • < l a s . r "." in;; nci iosscs aree more than an overttirnt the Browtis 4 4 0- 1 ■ ^ WPIX,6;10p.m. double the jiinuariiry estimate • have chang -s2.i **" ' * - l>«MW*J JJJ 7 1 B o x i n g ami iliai tinly one toam t< is esti- policies conc ______m- ...... - - -______m ated to imvc a ne ______& _„,^_Tennl$ ------n>r operating alcohol._____ ------p rofirln'2 fin2:------JuUST) I 1 8 • Junio.niormiddlewcigWs.Tokuntw ^ ■ One is tha th e no .:,I JiH ie, ^ i\ Unwere Jm j~or. ftnHJMMmSKini JK 013)1.lajide vs. Gary Jones • ATP. Wesiern & Southern Financial liven where longer sell payrolls ended upP and alien- which becan ESPI5PN2.7pjn. Masters, qjanerfiruis came missiles in the ! dance beinn dmvn iiin«)ie than 5 hands of sonsome fans during the ; YANXaSe.ROV,R0VAIS3 £SPN.lla,m. jJerceiit. nei operai•ating losses -2001 hom e fit ■WSUOTY ICWKEW««( _ _ e finale. C o i f • 'ATP. Western & Souttiem financial;,ai will lie over $4S0 nimillion," the ' Snroa 4 I I J Masters, Quarterfinals official said on coi:....diri„„ „f Gonzaga he 0*ina I I 0 S * anonymity. 1 headlines new twain t I I BHfti« » a 4 0 10 • EufOpiopean. The Celtic Manor Resort E5PN2.Sp.m. «n» 4 1 } 1 4S*i*s^ The oporjuinR i«is: nf Major ‘Bracket: BlBuster Saturday' ' s g i * .‘ ! l ' S £ Wale;3ies Open, second round I.euf’iie Baseball teai r i % nwfe Tflc, ;ams in 2001 BRISTOL,)L, Conn. - ESPN is : J« 0 8 ^ 'C,8«.m. B a s k e t b a l l 'viis S2.i2 mi/fion. aciiccording m organizing a < ,Kj jsj.’H ;' ! a day of nine men’s : * ' '-WomciTien's Bniish Open, second • llie numbers j)resen-•nied t(i Ihe co lleg e baskiisketball games pit- rM a s M) Tch "Y eah, ItIt l(looks like a three-guarlei rter-ton pickup roundmd ESPN, 9 tra. •«• W\0A, New York at Washington llm ise Jud iciary Conommiitee in ting NCAAA ti tournament hope- • K ^ ------fft9«DlIM------Ir u c k c b lll IJecembcr. }1ir(}ecrKea9-on w ilh a ruglugby player.... . Buy.co.com Tour, LaSalle BanK Open, IESPN.5p.m. fuls againstit eaeach other. 1 ' 5S».s 5 S k;:.'Ss2ffir ■ wnaf,i t 's that? ... Oh, yeah. It’st’8 totalecJ.” secon “BracketM Buster B Saturday’’ tanwim Hna |4L rtaiA m«iHn-A&woi»i HR- :ond round TQC, 11 ajn. inna\ ltoOniUJ)aw«l.u Utah’s Stockton «will on Feb. 222 wwill include five ; imCS-JMrCI ^ NLBiL Boxes E»lQin(iA&mw :P 9 cnn games showiown nationally on ■ ■ ■ n a » •» KUR1MS4.S4.ATraC»3 ------^ play again next se 5,« • » T«» a 4 7 4 (Vm ,1 I »eason espn or espESPN2. Four games ■ ■ ^ ^14? IIJ > a 5 HMW a 0<'C SALT LAKt: CIT' • ‘ J 5 • 5 » » 9 55JZL■ nioioiM iM.bODM n .1 I Y - J o h n will a ir regioniionally. ■ ■ ° ° ’ ICA3I 4 11 Iyoe 3 8 0 mw Nn o 8 0 ? a E-CwRii( Stockton’s return for f< a 19th Of the 18 te ® ® S i ' ‘ 01 II 4 , 1 . M tiL44 17J 8 teams in the field, I H Fill0 0 8 0 UMID 4 0 8 DM>nd 4 I 3 ; taDM IM 3 4 4 J 0 LOW«uv> NIJAseas«)n is official, Mmtm , , , 4 11 0 ill. though it half played1 in th e NCAA toui'- <^W.7-4 7}J 10 3 J 3] 0 1 CMmiB 4 10 y> ^ H B EB BB so hardly com es as a siirjiirpri.se. nam etit last s< I “inrT 10 8 0 0 ATP WOTtcm & Southern Group st season, including ' lunm&H >080• ® ° ' Xmll S I 3 ll JO ■■ nK Utah Jazz vice president p Creighton, K IfWMtiT. lUtv fawr r«n«| p s s s ! ' ! Financial M u te n I, K e n t S ta te a n d __ ■ ■ ____ AawiDtniettB«».n»ai«f|CM s q . _____SSSi. ' . Kevin O'Connor saidd hursday ..Western Kentu-•ntucky...... t-?4j *-i4i4J(s;.4th ;a"“» -gH 'H 's ...... rhe'loafiU e's careerHrleacler in Only one mi S K ! ■ ■ ' s a k ^ ’— ^ — ^ 5 ^ ' ...... ! matchup has been KVR.RAYS4,mOUim « e i £■ ■ iiiss assists a nd steals willi hbe back. determ ined:I: TTulsa t a t Gonzaga. WAlKt ^ ^ ^ ^ CU«U« ss; ! ! ! !S ? 1 BRA«S4,0 S s „ , “Wo didn't think itIt was ’ a big «*"(» 4 0 0 0 IMKIJ'l 4 0 I 0 ft twEIb deal." O'Connor said CMdi ) 1 : g ViiMB■<■ 4 0 8 0 Ur i : r f i1 t1 lfeOn« 0 0 5SSJ2I'' •rj'SiTM**' ») )j«.□.,».« Hn/j.. N“ “ R mmodifies o , Pontiac >UII» 4 111 Dm,*,*4818. ti n;i)UkmrnljpT,u«ftSanl MM August and he was st .to 3 > I > t m S 4 114 To 0 0 towfa ? ? fxCaar.TV, VK>U^>|I[> ^ lM Um««M|li iuam M .LriuNatw^vlruu dn't expect DAYTONA«A BEACH. Fl». ------Co»H------4-0-? «» 4-o-fo------(>wtajittawb«iirt 0 2 — - S o to use, it.” i l 0 0...... 0 * ^ iwnvw *>«4>MAjBigiti \ytMUxn iH ISi-uitiKJ NASCAR saidaid Thursday that ■■3m 64 r 3 The tO-year-old Suk I TcM S « I 4 TM ■ S i c ’a B r Hi; f i ! ! Sowi ,«■ I»,wrWl Vnw Kkton met the frOnt airir damsd on Pontiac TvnBqi aai8iocc»4 H n n ■ » *«>» » o.»si S s" S 225 i Wednes 0 8 0 oImsi 4 ? ? SniUlb/a acs will be allowed OmM < I ' ,01 • ^ JO 0 n a m n J '^'oM.iarw.n r>3li>-»-'ini;>|ii Cn.u "I still love to playly bosket- to extend thele frontf: of the cars. — C«MtL>9 7 « < 4 ) « , ^ II j ; j s s f i i ’ ! s s S 'Sl>o>. rMn.. SK’rwiI -.in Irt f--». ball." StockH)n told 1 1 8 0 8 I <^N«W.IM t 4 f I 3 5 Bwi";n 0 8 8 0 Wonto 8 0 0 SojniUnritnx^tar 1 The Salt by a half-inch,[±, andi the Chevys S£ : S ! ! 0 0 8 8 1 ^ 0 0 0 0 8 ;m p 0 8 0 ftniu4.uujMci'wxyrji-.,,;, w L ik e Tribune. w li g e t an additddidonal inch. ■ ■ Crnuuini ? ? ? ? » ? ?g »i (l.r-m if«JC.-l Soi C;r f-iWojc » Unw-ftre ijmOMxM.'rKOIZ'SSvZ.s^ - S2H'^ *J0 ? OC&CiSa Ikj-kTM M M ing edge for the* ■ ■. r«»a*nfit>nQl>«m Harding receives 1Cto days Pontiac.i*^^l1 notn? be allowed to • otoweow I^I^r MEIS9,BRQ«£WERSO ^ s s . a b ' s i in jaii for drunken rfrluincfdi extend more■e thantl 1.5 inches • TIO£RSZRANQ£RS,ERSl WWItfK lu t 2i:Fi»ftw,i**is.aw Cot«(Hia^y^rnncKOIlC6-CragDiOS«i JWuCa^tnJ&nxrSt*..!!u Cj KifM iW rb.fl QMVing fo rw a rd o f the th e bumper. The TEM OETOT 1^4^ Mrt‘iSo.ril.'urilbm.EM 5< 4.7ftn> tj(.] »*iwa f o : o UrTVircNrmrt^flggM Q*4|»l»-Uj CAMAS, Wash. - T o n y a ' leading edge forfor the Chevrolets , gwd ? o J “ l«wtJ1 3? 0 8 0 TP»»I9 i 1 3 3 ETcr ^ . Utma : 0 C 0 Mnt^craa 4 8 8 0 CAAOIKALSWLS5.OP0S3 p H n 81 es 80 WTA Tour JPMofgan Harding was sentenceced to 10 cannot extendind more than 3.5 _ • £1“ ' J « '5 *DfIPW. »II£UB ( SS** days in jail Thursday fi '!JiJ »* iS;!S Chase Open for drink- in d ies forw ardrd ofc che bum per. 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'W-m- <' r. a doctor saying Harding i g r “ jJ ; » 0 ' C ^ * 4 I ? ? • i I s a ^” *** * , « u eamMtmm ’ i MluCMiJkit r ^ KauMI’<‘'.^ro».Km g suffers I I WWa 4 110 Ckomiirajna 'darai. from panic attacks. ss;,. !i!s:i!i!| ! i ! k ; isiiS Cu«l» 3 8 0 0 sSMlWdMSca* Marion, T' EOOP«HES-ft«c U.n ai.r (Vti » r,, The judge took no actc tiu n o n Shawn Marlon a ; » s !s s r“!-!!! !,i ss? ; ! ! ! “ " S S f ! ! ! ! signed a six-. gwtd axcDicn-t 11) I 5sr» ; f 0 K the matter. It's unclearir if the ward said he ne year, $79: anei OIOODOIM B ,vsfSKKriHALL____ H s -----detenuon.center in-Vanc tn ncouver.— about going onywl million con- »<-TM>cei.mn rtor9ii)SM£% r ' l i i — ~ T Wfa t t t s E S i ^ ------“ »™ aaiTya Wash., is equipped to) shield• “I love Phoenix AJTtmUn t tract exten- ■ ■ S a n S S u n e ■ *””• sa i i!3 < Mxjans-s9«j: celebrities from other pprison- er. the fans, the c sion w ith t h e . . I ■ SSf 1 0 0 0 rnKco»yi>a ^ oSxcSsi*< STATE WUVI0V-'U--I rr< ers. * B M s 0 0 0 0 mhtm coOi he said after sigt P h o e n i x ClmW.tfrS 7 s I I I S S S 5 S " S S ! sQoalt, S 0 8 8 0 rmnfm II 13 u i Ftoraia r t a m j ^ a i ItKp g g o OMtM tract at a news c S u n s o n ’ ■ S s . , ! ! ! ! ! Seattle gets Offermaran America West A S"^. »- 1 IS,. » i i i a s _ T hursday. Unn>-Hr>. UM Wiwv FfH Om C»« , . — ------mm cnMoiM- il ii S ,i____ SKBwip«ii£ns^«d)».„K«,------r ...... wouldn’t I want to The 24-. , CwltucaaTMOwOtBl S r ’” ? ' j“- f I I) te 44« 1 >VMUIMv] MWI K*gV"1 >U -from Red Sox I J . ! ? j g , | , » s a . ; I 7* Ira i Marion joins Ba year-old for-. SI£ATTLE - The AL- 'West- New Orleans us tl MA««RS3,BIUEJAV81B l : a ..... 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" S t imami. o b ta in e d by T h e > ■•■ fcm i S 2 S i2 f ' ^in acquiring him. . iKo5?ttw3fift Press a week after tl tSj^^Sw U fikim 11»*W* Boston owed Offerman kliounov Tokhtakhounov ot f«i sr* [“f * ____ OOOdl»4,FIWTftATDO Vh SC rr?r-~ ““"“ bremaining $2,131,149 of)f ■ « T r Italian charges of < SS wu^ uw iwinwiB), year's S6.5 million salary, a who won tiie i S S i 7 . , 1 > 4 S 4 tom cwt09CV<« uS JTATEjmj M.SMV judges ar the Salt S2 millitm buyout of an $8mmis- Games. r I ‘ . s T ' i S 1 lion club option for 21 p artn er p 4 MMMcdlKB. si J g t . kii! & Seattle must pay at Uwas TTie transcripts arc th a t uyyMMwiJMiiWMiMwcf' a r 0,000 tapped conversatior s r $57,923 of that, a proro aiii s PC the Tokhtakhounov ar " f l i i i i i , 3 4 "wroKa-gtt . sliare of the $200,000 minim w ere • -4 w .u bQiwriii^Stl5SK2iKL"ui2?L Cl ce at callers - one of then :5 a g a a . » . ^ , w : ; ‘ I I fslii pr et A wSuS?jhi!v. . lh| Anissina, a native Ru tSS wSw^ )* * * Browns prohibit sale of W*W- ® ri !!• BUSU. n J MVEFUwedfrt '"‘lk- . 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Homfl_-A>iiffly____Intr____ J] g a ------Seanto------j 44 : 6 I 7 ~ I r-8-2I W-2V 36-24 35-20 H-7 M Anaheim 6 Astros 3 I. 67 47 .588 3.5 4-6 L-2 L 36-23 31-24 II-7 9 ' Oakland s 66 49 .574 5 6-4 L-l L 36-24 30-25 16-2 1 - Julian Tavare/ (K- Ift'-' 9 Texas 4. ihe first time in a | 46 66 .421 22.5 4-6 L-1 L 28-31 20-35 8-9 lanion Casli i) ended (w • lump with two hits l!^‘> v.gfeSaw NATIONAL LEAGUE RBIs as l-lorida East Division uston's four-fiame I W .L Pa . 6 8 - LIO Str, s Homo -Aray -Wr ■ Atiania 7‘ k. 75 39 .658 - 8-2 W-1 W 40-19 35-20 !5-3 ■ Montreal 5< ore l all in ihe fifth. 57 57 ,500 . 18 :-6-4 L-L-l 35-22 22-35 f2-6 ■ New YorV 57 2 2) w alked I’resl.m 57 57 '.500 18 3-7 ,W-1 W- 30-28 2?-29 tO-B errek Lee. lirandon ■ Flof^a 56 56 58 .491 19 5-5 'w-W-1 34-25 22-33 lfl-8 ■ Philadelphia . 54 v ed. r e tir e d J u a n Cfi 54 60 .474 21 5-5 L-2 L-: 29-29 25-31 10-8 )n a popup hack to / l \ - l l CenlraJ Division en loaded the bases |^B H w - L Pet GB LIO SlStr Heme Away Imr Tim Raines. n St. Louis 60 60 51 ,541 - 1.3.7 VI-V/-I 34-21- 2>30 8-4 I Houslon 59 59 54 ,522 2 z-7-3 L-1L-l 33-23 26-31 5-6 H Cincinnaii 58 wers 0 58 55 .513 3 4-6 L-:L-3 27-27 31-28 2-10 n Pillsbuign 51 i li - Steve Trachsel . "-J <--*v 51 62 ,451 10 4-6 L-l 26-32 25-30 3-9 A Chcago iB '64' .429 12.5 4.6 . W-:W-1 26-31 22-33 6-6 hits in h is first com- W i U I ■fl Mihvaukee 40 nd shutout of the 10 74 ,351 21.5 z-3-7 L-l 23-33 I74J MO ew Vork routed . \ L j 1 West Division WiV L Pet GB LIO Sir Str Homo Away Intr ?)nvhois-S-l-in-hl.5----- H t '0— 45— ^^609------6.-4----- t\r\ T 3F20~3f25 fTT" s, pitched hi.s first ■ Los Angeles >3 63 51 .553 6,5 4'6 W-1 W-1 30-25 33-26 12-6 e .since last Oct. 3, B K ’ San Francisco i3 63 51 ,553 6,5 z-6-4 L-1L-l 32-24 ' 31-27 8-10 ed Fittsburgli 3-0. Colorado '3 53 61 ,465 16.5 5’5 V/-3 W-3 35-20 I0.J1 7-11 ^ San Dicgo 8 48 66 .421 21.5 5 -i W-2 W-2 31-29 17-37 8-10 Reds 3 Iffl' I z-nrstgamewasawin ' M ik e H a m p to n AMERICAN LEAGUE •st tim e .since July t f l o Thureda/s Games t an unearned run I ' B'aftimore 4. Minnesola 1 N.Y.iY YankeesV 6. Kansas CHy 3 I Seatlle 3, Toronto! as Colorado com- Bosion 4, Oakland 2 o-game sweep oJ Oelroil2, Texas t Tampa Bay4.Clevelara2______------Chicago Wfwe Sox S.-AnahemJ ------B •13). who alread y Toda/s Games is career high for • Anaheim (0/tiz9-S)al Toronto3 (Walker(\ 4-2). 5:05 pm. -*n winless in five c,„ c„ Minnesola (Lohse l0-6)al Boslosion (Possum 2-1), 5:05 p.m. Francisco sliiggor Barry Bonds to! reating San Diego ;f" I tosses his bat 111 the olr oftorr swingings ond missing o pitch:h thrown1 by the Cubs' Matt Texas (Rogers 11-6) al Clevolamand (Weslfirook t-l). 5.05 p.m, ;ave up three hits. cicmernent during the fltst Inning of theliheir gam e Thursdoy. Baltijnore (Johnson 3-8) si Dei/oiI/Oil (Maroili 3-4). 5:05 p.m, id stn ick out two, q . Oakland (Hudson 8-9) aiN.Y. Ya Cardinals snapjjed a seven- Yankees (OHomandez 6-3), 5:05 pm, if tro u b le in tw o g a m e ' :n- for his 20th save in 21 opportiini- a 3-2 victcctory over the Anaheim Sealtle (Garcia 12-7)atDiicago’)0 While Sox (Buehjie 14-8). 6.05 p.m,m. ne losing streak Thursdayiiy ties. , Tampa Bay (Kennedy 7-8) al Kar niglu.U. Angels o)n n Thursday ' niglit. Cansas C(ty(Asenc.o2-4). 6.05 prri. ^ • I'arque, i Ibert Pujols hit a two-run e, in his first outing .since imondbacks 1 ie run in the first and Jim Mariners 3, Blue JiJays 1 May 2, alioillowed two runs and five NATIONAL LEAGUE Tom Clavine took Edmoinonds bad a two run shot inIII T O R O N T O -Jam iee MJ oyer took > 1-1-3 innings for his first VIWednesda/s Late Games the ninth inning the se , a shutout int<» the eig■ighth inning IV " ice Sept. 23, 2000, at Arizona 6. Allania 3 San second for the Cardinals, ta. Sat»Diego5,PliiiadotpH(a2 shit became the whose>sc five runs in the first two‘ and Jeff Cirillo had ththree hits as Minnesota. Los Ar>gclcs4, PitlsCurgli 0 SarfTrancisco 4,. ChicagoChic CuOs 3, lO mnings :o record 40 .saves in nmgs in g off Britt Renmes (1-3)J. S eattle beat Toronto. Thursda/s Games Atlanta took two were2 one oi more than their total in lidgar Martinez hadid a two-nm Yankeess (6, Royals 3 Flonda,4, Houslon 3 - u.\ single in the third and N.y.Moisg.MiteukeeO im th e defending th e previouspre four games. id Cirillo hit NEW yORKVO - Alfonso Soriano, Colorado lO. Cincinnaii 3 Chicagoigo CubsC< 9. San Francisco 3 a run-scoring double ii impion.s. in the sixth Raul Mondindesi and Robin Ventura San Oiego 7. Philadelphia 4 for the Mariners, who AHanla 4. Arizona 1 > and Mark De Ameri 10 have won homeredi tot. account for alljhe __ Si. Louis 5. Monireal 3 PlllSlXJ/t erican League IS of iheir last 18 j tslxj/ghalLosAi^cics, faie ______!d off Brian- -j. ,, , 1 games at Yankees’s’, riihs, iind Mariano — Today’s Games n the finol regu- wevilII Raysr 4, Indians 2 SkyD oine. S e a ttle ha* | \ SAN t'K A lasn’t lost a Rivera ■eturnedret from the dis-___ San Di'ega (Tomko 5-7) al Cineinminali(Femandez t-2).5:i0pm _ ------series in Toronto since 1 *1------riir.TrAVirrTrup of th e top nvo------CLE1;EVEL-AND— PanrW ilson ■■ el999. abledliSr-lt Thursday to close out Atlanta (Marquis 8-5) al Houslon1 (Miller(^ 9-3), 6;05 p.m. I 1 I'iuifii- lU'llonal League, won hishi.s third straight .start nnd , ______N ew Y orkrk’s 6-3 win over tho ____ Monifoal (Colon 4-t)at MiJwauiiee00 (Ouevedo 6-91,6:05 om. I Hoiuls (lidti't• ..hi TT.------■■ ■ — --T am pTpa-Bay .scored all its riins-|rr.-RedTSox-4rAthletici - lCS^^“ ~ Kansas Cityity Royals: • “ — -NTrMsiS|Loilerg.0)Bl 5t:Louij'(5]Benes1-3),8:l0p.m. Saiiiiiiv Suslies 4 two outs as the Devil Rayss BOSTON - Dererek Lowe Thocrowt)wd of 55,l-»2 stood when Chicago Cubs (C.Zambrano 2-2)) atal Colorado (Neagle 5-7), 7.05 p.m. Ited Cleveland. Florida (Ponny 5-4) al Ariiona (Baii iiu-lixiniu .-IRon >1 G ant hit a ‘‘‘"wTlsn became the Americanin League’s Wvera trotti;)tted in from the bullpen )aijsla 6-7). 8.05 pm. . with two outs in Ison (5-7) won for the firstt first 16-game winner, outduelingo Pi«ch theth ninth. Activated Philadelphia (B.Myers 1-2) ai LosAs Angeles (Daal 9-6). 8:10 p.m. in nine road starts since PiHsburgh(K.Wells 10'9)alSanFn iv.iN (Ii-nii'ilUld hi: tied it in the Anrii in Barry Zito with seve/c n s tr o n g l>efore the e game ? after recovering I Francisco (Schmidi 7-5), 8:35 p.m. l')r lht' ■«0ri„gcrip..„. ■ 10. He allowed one run on1 innings as Boston beat Oakland.0 a stra:rained right shoulder, [ ('til)sD i=goI OVCT ts, striking out four in eightI . The m atchup of two o:of the A l.’s R ivera pitclitched a perfect inning I iiiirsd.iv. ts. three pitchers with 155 wins m et for his 25thh save s in 29 chance.s. Adams’ 2 0 fast- Tltfora ‘ expectations- as Lowiw e (lR -5) left, capping a ''SB'S-s 2, Rangers 1 allowed five-hits and Zziu, (15-5) Orioles1, 4, Twins 1 Legal debDate over be5ody 4-0 deficit. His I’ROIT - Jose Lima allowed gave up seven in eight.linm ,,ss. b ALTIMO hits in 5.1-3 innings and Boston’.s Pedro M artinc’'/ •10RE - Chris Richard y ams(4-8), tied it and Jeff C• Sball great who want to kre If east nomi- them in diffeiffcrent directions. The ance w as no longer necessar;iry- Cassidy saidd hihe withdruw'his nally - that those huge yj Williams’ youngest cliili i I'nffer rclicvccII anyone gave 11 tf 01>eraiing struggling fruifruiidiises will collapse i_ ildren, petition becauscluse of the patt, a ICncaniacimi on ; los.ses are the price they■y pay for if business goesgc (m as usual; the John ^ Henry and Clalaudia report by a handlandwriting experi major league ll £ J im L i T K ii anarcliy. the moiiiui, ihcii'es" to steroid profitable onemes refuse to close up Williams, r_, say they andI t their attesting to its:s aiauthenticityand I ivitli a walk KiTiit to know why They didn’t wjint aianybody long enougliI totf get the kind of cost * father „ signed a handwrittenin pact an affidavitt fromI Claudia telling them w hat to do, so in November 2000 agreeing ive won every s K so they all certainty thatlat the NFL, NBA and ^ lg their Williams sayinglg hher father knew.’ went ahead and beha bodies would b e frozen. / Mets 9, BreweI management 1—- laved as evenNHLsecicciircd at a dear price. i what he wasJ dcdoing when,he. ------1 ItJiougli tlie best interestss of> base- The playe Williams’ eldest dauglghter, signed the pie' ■ <' MILWAUKEK. Wedne«lay’s ■ we’ve ever yers know thar. It n_ piece of paper, •er.had,"hesaid______.—bali-dovetailcd-with-the1 leir-ow n:------explains thu gi Bobby-Jo—Williams- Fersrrell, Williams was in th > scattered five liii.snionlsasgiHKl ‘Sonowii rgifrof .steroid'tesring n the hospital to be* . iv it’s back to arguing over Becaiuse I the cost of doing; Ibasinuss without demar believes her father wanted1 tot be fitted for a paceir l>lcic Kiimc an d . ' money, landing anything from ^ icemaker when he has soared, the infightiitin g th a t th e owners inin ireturn. Soon, aU die a e m a te d and have iiis ashesJS scat- sigried the pact.I. I, season as Newhave almost And whivhile most of us have no used i to take place behind nd closed other subsidiar tered off the Florida coast,, aas he Williams’ bodydywas v moved:ioa M ilwaukee. with working sympathyly for either dog in that doors c is spilling out of the Iiary i.!t contain* Rockies 10, Re. , b a llp la yr-ers e r are out on strike. Expos' E former minority c th^e p la y e rs T ru th is, it r owners ment similarar to other sports ConttntMd from 0 1 DENVER - M , it could be a few days are a suing Selig for helpingg palf J e ff leagues. an agreement” t naw into a before anyi a s £ won for the first i nybody in commissioner Loria L buy the team for $ 1 2 1 IS a last resort to ensure a3 newi Commissionerer BudI Selig Has ' le maneuver. Bud Selig’s 2 million - Tlie players•s know1. diat, too, and labc S, allowing just nt i’s M ilwaukee office even and ai sell it for $120 million jl abor agreem ent is reached aat t the said owners 'illwilt not ratifyah nessy pubUc- notices. I just two they're as likelyely to go along with it. barj)argainin£ table. in six inninRs as yearsyi later so h e could buyly anoth- as they are to b; agreement that dowide attendance is e ei r failing franchise In Miami I bail out failing Latin Meaawhile. M arbitrator Sh)hyam payroll tax, and thi pleted u threc-g ' Am erican econcinomies. , Das 1 that promiSeS'to ------Cincinnati:------J public and down by SS percent,i and nowhere New York .’Mets co-t )as still has not ruled onn the be the biggest hu^lurdle in d ie slow- ned manage- , has the dro j-o w n e r . They couldafford afl it, certainly. ■ unicinion’s grievance against own Hampton (6-13; Irop been more preclpi- Nelson N Doubleday has opcp e n e d a But agree to it mers' ' moving talks. OwnJwners have pro- 1 mntchcd his, , < ' . tous thanI atat year-old Miller Park, second sc front. He accuses S ° if? aneiittempt to u n ilatei^y eliminlinate posed a 50 percentcent tax on niitn ' is how R ob w h e re th e Selig of N ot as long:as as they have all the two losses, had been ' ie Selig family-owned using u< trumped-up numbi wo teams. But Manfred, forir the payrolls exceedingling $98 million, chief nego- Brewers hi ibers to leverage. Iflhtihe owners haven’t first starts since defeui have been playing to help ht coowner Fred Wilpon irst time, said that the conoitrac- and the union considerscon that a )ri cheat begun capltuladaring fast enough for tionion issue no longer is gumm on July 5. H e gav< , n»oreandm(more empty seats. Doubleday Di out of a siihilorlirly gen- union boss Dom ming salary cap in disguisguise. e point, even Selig will erous.prico er for his piece t on^d Fehr, look for uptlP the labor talks. In addition, th e tv walked four and s i o f th e him to set a stri.•trike dote when the .“T le two sides differ ' - , w orkinR om o f ti It th e b a llp a rk is com- team tci . “These are relatively sophihisti- on th e am ount amd n d system : ofrev- s not a guy pJetely empi union m eeisMMonday ot in Chicago. cateated bargaining parties, an innings. opty. And that oU those And just as distressing f thought lent with or without a contrtrac- m id-revenue cIubiL PHOENIX - Tor h t Selig. Jim Litke is!J/:e.nationaJ tf. tp o n s-' tlo n lbs. The pl^B r#' week and a H t a ^ m ooney. n could coi put together a coolitl on decision,'^ M anfred sa:(aid. tatest proposal wouldwou iShifrwiJyi : ■ a sh u to u t into an thi anything And If SeU ition to columnist for ThtTTie/leociatoiftTss. "The ^d id n 't need the pay- stand sta up to the players know rhe absence of that dedsioiiMl is , $228 million from•om the ricfieat - and John SmoJts nvsbet- lVritett>ftim«;7itflitke(Sapjx^. nH o tan a Impediment to us reach! fastest pitchcr to r hing - clubs to the pooreste s t • in a season as AtJ; ■ ' ? ' ' out of three from i . •» World Series chnmr J u lio F ra n c o ai . J R o sa -h o m e re d ^ A nderson {5-8).in ti • ------lar-season m atchup I team s in ihe Nationt

Padres 7, Phlllle! . SAN DIECO - Rc ihree-nui homer wit 4 the ninth inning and f eighth with a run-sco lend San Di< I’hiladelphia. Cant hit Tefry Adi liall 400 feet to lef nimcback from a 4-( iriple,al.«ioff Adam! i . i 4 ..

Cardinals 5, Expo ST, LOUIS -M at! • his 13th fjiime and S ters broke out of tin __Baseb^ ' All that's left to nt |g the terms of sitrrcndc ers Have no slicks left. Without a fight, anc ciiminon sen.se than a them credit for. nia j hallpla.vers said “yes! testing. If you want to baseball players have ini|xirtant fi)jn with m for the last 25 years. \V ------eont^-ssion by the uniot a place as any to stnn. Baseball players ha . nothing in common wii stiffs, but their union i — - - of every local in th e wf unity and discipline ar important, enough casl the cost of such high-nii fiples. W ith o n e v o ice, th« turned their biggest h i strength. With a sin^e r r' they sidestepped a mes 1, , relations puddle, disa p increasinRly skeptical p P nearly reduced hardenet m ent types to tears. “Very si^ficant," Is Manfred, the ovmers’ ct i, tiator, greeted the news. M anfred was on ML: team for the 1990 lockou 1994 strike, and he’s n I who indta easily ...... “I think the tenor anti state of the'dlscussiotu t • ■ - takenplaceiirdiolastwe : • iialf are far betw than I . V ' Wday, Augu»t 9,2002 Tlme^^ne»N«wt. Twbi Ftllt. 0-6

S p o r ^e s - _____ I S c hiw i k e nt c m is ee s i n p ir e lim iin a r ie s Figuree skatingig isn o I CLEVELANI.ND (AI>) - E v e n B I when she’s .havilaving an off night. I nobody can b e:at a t' Tasha Schwikcrt. I Tlie defendinging national champi- strang(;ertoscaandals I on cruised througough th e prclimiiiiir- I je s a t th o U..U.S. Gymnastics By Nancy Annour I Championshipsips on Thursday The Aasoclfltod Press I night, taking thtthe lead and a big ------/Analysis I step (ownrd her;r msccond title. Dream up the wildc:lest scandal ------I Schw ikert finisinishod with 37.G.S0 possible. an- onships, saidlid 1her company is still _ 1 __ third with H H ster, Alimzhan Tokhcaliakhounov, committed to ? on the I to .skating. ------3 6 . 4 7 5 rigged the Olympics mightm be, “Obviouslyisly it's a d esire for us I points. Annia Hat^atch, who won a ^ ^ H slice beam this latest scandal won't'I necess;ir-1 for die sportn t(to reflect the higliest I brome medal on w n vaulr ac tiic 19% ^ ^ ^ ^ H at the I------1 ily beie bad for integrity,”' shshe said. "But State I world champion.slinships when .<:hc Oymnastlcs . busincness. Farm will stillitill h h I Dccembcr. fo rmier e agent bumbling misfitsmis connected to • H H I Three-time junior ju winner represent-re Harding attackacked N ancy K errigan ■ ■ I • Kristal Uzelac comf im peted despite a Tonya at the U.S.>. clchampionships in ■ ■ I broken litde toe onon h e r rigln foot. . H ardling ii and 1994, the publicput couldn’t get’;. I Originaliy expcctec;tod to be ouc for ^ ------1 D o r o t h y • enough of' it. It was the Ice I 4-to-6 weeks, she' s dccided Alimzhan Hamill.ill. "Som e P rin c e ss vs,s, the tl Ultimate Bad , I Thursday to competpccc widi h er fooc Tokhtakhounov sp o n s iarc big- Girl, the pinnannacle of drama a n d ______...... "1 — hcayilyroped:------g e r Ihlhan aiiy camp, I She didn't have'e her1 besc night, scandal, bigger than nny p Companies across the worldw - for more skatirating. The USFSA’s I shy 15-year-old, shcshe’s developed Chevrolet and State Farm, membership.junjumped from almost- I into a confident youngyr woman Lali(]ue and Adidas, to namen a 110,000 in 1992992-93 to more than I who’s one of the worlvorld’s l>esc gym- ^ ^ ^ H few - spend millions ofI dc o lla rs 156,000 in 200(KO&Ol. I nasts. H er sassy flooi loor routine to a each year for a tie-in to tht;he spon “It’s amazing,ing. All the various' . m ■ I jazz num lxjr clectrifiirifled the . andicsachletcs. things that haveave happened in the • ■ ■ as she strutted acr(icross the floor Just how big is the bususiness? ice skating worlc'orld, and it seems to ' ■ M and played to tlie croicrowd. IBBB C onsider that Michelle Kwiwan is a thrive and do0 wellwi under contro-. And it wasn’t evenI'en che l>est slie millionaire several timeses over, versy,” said TonTom Collins, creator ciin do. BM j while Todd Eldredge ownsIS a bevy of the C ham pionlions' on Ice tour th a t - > Sho landed withI onone foot out of shc may 1 o f luxury sports cars - and n ly as w ell'havc been on flat But when it cam e tim e 1 neither features most)st 1of the Olympic _ . bounds on one tumbJTibling run - ar) ground. I IC to do h e r shrieked. SclSchwikert stood up, a is iJ an Olympic champion. medalists. I. H er only rougli spot came routine, Schwikert wass d1 ead on. broad grin crc automatic deductioition - but still as slie Wiwarmed up on the uneven crossing her face. A few The U.S. Figure SkSkating “You con knc She flipped from bar to0 bar with ' minutes later, knock it, tear It to ended up w ith a 9.4,4, tlictl liigli score bars, here r I last event. Rushed by tho cr, as slie stood waiting Association A has a yearly operat-0 pieces and still 1 ease, her logs perfectlyly straight for her score till people would go ^ ^ H of th e niglu on floor.'r- w arm upip time limits, shc missed ire, some fans behind ■ ing ir budget of about S16 million,m to it." and toes pointed. her yelled « On the balance bebeam, she did che barr 1on a release move and d out, “Go, Tashal” wwitli sponsorsliip agreemem}nis and So just imagint As her feet slammedd into the Schwikert tur igine th e possibilities ; r f back handsprings widiwit such ease ploppctid ccliest-Cirst to the ground. turned, acknowledging its if TV deal widi ABC accoirounting wilh this latest51 u{uproar. ■ | mat on her landing, thih e crow d . them with a sxi I and wave. fcfo r$ ll million of that. “This scandaldal will benefit the. ABC is paying rouglily.SlC100 mil- TV people andid sshow organizers,. - 1 lion o ver 10 years for the rig■ights to sin c e it h e lp>s s nraise the public- ' r broadcasc, five .events.a seasose n .___ inter est.inJiguigure-skating and ------> en d lesil i n g - ^ JY es, only five. And ihat 'dcdoesn’t increases attendendance as people, ...... Lindude-tlic.world-championonships ------waneto-see-thes or events outside the UrUnited ice,’" Russian pairspai siiaier Anton Lt s e v e n g States; There's a separatece d eal Sikharulidze saidaid ibitterly. Orlando guard streak at games with | the International Skiikacing He and pnpartner Elena' Union eo cover those. Berezhnaya, of 1coursc, had to , Shannon NEW YORK (AP) - Ch 'h am iq u e "It’s beautiful entertainmmont," share iheir SaSalt Lake City • Johnson, right, H()ld.sclaw scnrcd 22 poll nines and said Neal PiLson, form er presiesident Olympic title1 withw; Canadians — and Socromonto Coco Miller added 16 of CBS Sports and now ann inde-i Jomie Sale and1 DaD avid PcUedcr. Washington Mystics be guard Kendra E H m B A tpendent consultant, “It's a very As distastefulful asj it might be, > ■ ■ New York Liberty Holland-Com 15-54 on ■ spispecial sport, and I think icit will ' controversy is an i Thursday night to snap a an undeniable pan H H not lose the attention of viewtwers. o f skating’s charm, said collide while gam e losing screak. ‘‘ and Yolando) GGriffith added 18 as “I think viewers undersiantmd th e Rosenberg, tlieI forform er agent. battling for a The Myscics (1G-I3) nv beat Orlando. athletes have not been comimpro- In a country that thrives on talk - loosfl ball gume behind the first . 'w s r p a fa .im e r lod O rla n d o nil-mised,’’ Pilson added. “The in ts a s th e M iracle jj-tj le ath- radio and conspiispiracy theories,-’ Ttoraday. Liberty (17-12) in the 'e"isE 2 ?S leccs were really innocent vierictims what’s more cnte C onference stan d in g s, wi h Ih!l ' ‘^'■opped a half-game hi behind -.;,nc intertaining than _ and I think, in a way, the piipublic watching a spon)n vwhere the next: jeam.s set to mceLagain_, F ri, t Indiana w ithII three t game left in will continue to support th e s ii_Friday . ^he race for ththe fourth and nnal' |,j.j >spon- big-scondal-mighiight only be a sir-^------■ ■ - - night in W ashington. becau.sc it will support thee uth- spin away? New York’s Tari Phillips «rnr,.H E asfcni C onfcrferencc playoff spot. lete.s.” liX .^ Fourth-plac.acc Indiana, wliich y ‘‘W hether you’reti’re talking about -. H H - 14 of h e r 22 p o in ts in th Wich .so m uch money at stistake, a woman working half. The Liberty shot 37 p boat Orlandodo on Wednesday ing for Xerox or a ' p ercent night, holds thi tlitmgh, no one's caking} any , guy working as ua security$> officer, from the fiold. the tiebreaker over the M inide. ihiinces. Lloyd W ard, d iie f exiixecu- they all knowow about the l - t > livtlive officer of the U.S. Olvtt i - ’yrs— --Sacramento,o, 1which won forthe— rCoii irmpic...... Canadians-and-thl-the-Russians in ------—------M dnafchs 82, Miracle"B ninth time in Commitcee, sent a letter to mmi ajor Salt Lake City,”'R Ro; o sen b erg said. in e le v e n g a m e s to cn,,,sponsors last week, assuring tf -----ORLANDO, Fla. - IK e d ra im p ro v e to 12-12-17, is out of the them “The soap opera>era asp ect o f th e • Holland-Corn n srprofl ?n j !lie USOC had asked the spon is nppontinn * J-p o in is____^Westem-Conferferonce ployoffm ce:------rHc igJEhe^ubjectivi-— :______Inteniationiil Olympic~Commilnittee ly w hich le n d s itself itsi to endless foror an investigation and picdj•dged arguments is ap|appealing," hc Dixon _ itsts Icooperation. He also unirged added. "Those twotw factors'are ______r •‘ipOliponsors to call him if theyf 1had pluses, not negativeilives,- in th e over- Continued from 01 -anyiny (|uestionsor concerns. all schem e of lhing.s , . , W inning is is always hard." said three th of the final .seven eve standings. “With the le:lead he had Dixon, the r vents in two from diat: lough lo points battle. ____ e runner-up to B enistcin 2C2001 to cam the Top Fuel in th e points . . . I t wasIS hardh; noc to |n th e drive :1 cham- “Yeah, likee don’td woro" about iver standings last year. pipionship by 95 points. Ben think that he had the:he champi. "Now we ar 2mstein points. Just go0 outc and try to win are headed to some of ' didn't di clinch the title last onship wrapped upip halfway the tracks t ist year ■ every race. IfIf you■ do that, the t h r o u g the season." - s th a t 1 really like and until ur he won his semifinalJ 1round points will tak ■ . ^ ^ have doneJ well w a t in th e past." dii ake care of them- - C o m ii m u n iiy t T I— H H After he- defeated during the NHRA season1 Ifinale selves. That i: Ited Doug Braincrdr d , M in n ., a n d in t is the why I am Herbert in the final; in Pomona. approaching tht ials at the Indianapoliolis, are the next two the rest of the sea- A page for youu and your neight Pontiac Excitement Nat Dixon said he learned a ththing or son,” Dixon said sropsonlhGhe schedule, nnd Dixon lid. ____ . Columbus, Ohio, to recot prdhis je hns won ^ce_duringtwi his career — 23rd-national event victc icwpjofhis nteaclfmclick indiiding last year’s, career, Dixon stretchedtod his lead races in the driver stonding ings to 259 Mfhe poini•ints race is very much HCM\ItfPA I fB points. , alive," Bemsmstcin said. “Wc know a E IM B n X Since then, though, D A T a R B HB , Dixon has- that all wee have1 to do is go out struggled, a nd th at once i ccsccm^. nnd work hardlia and chip away a Pow er to9 Ispare with ly iifsumountable advanmntagehas Ultle bit everrcry race." J s h n i ^ to 98 points. a H o n d a1 G 0 enerator... ^ , ■ Dixon wasas in a similar position J • At. the Sears Cro -raftsman lastyear. Aft.Ifte rih e U.S. N ationals ■ t i r e r 0 * L e f t Nadohals in Madison,, HIm.. Dixon at Indiohap. In T h e Dmi plaqpd 19th out of 21 apolis. hc held a 45- ■ point lead overo» Bernstein in the . I aftqr four rounds of qut qualifymg, standings.. But1 Bernstein won ■ ^ an d in th e NHRA, onlyf theth lop 16 are!allowed to hang aroa ro u n d for racq.day. It was the firstrst time he ^raH V S II failed to qualify for ara n e v e n t .....OML OHvt i t i 4 2 9 since the '99 U.S. Natioitionals in JCA, 3 2 - TV dttiiibnt, Ind. H |^ ...... MONT OMI •EU2000I At the next event, th e M ile r ^ * T‘ECKNIC ec 8 RECEIVER-...... Nationals ia Deme n v e r, h e ...O nXUlHondiQwwfatort i n . High,Vgh poriomaco w/boHt-in Dolby Di»(altalDoeoder ...... was eliminated in t thi h e f ir s t •TIC roiitid' 3ARRY ZC H N IM DVD A u o io ^ ib ce d o ' i ^ y i R - ...... “.Byeryone t h o u ^ t I t w City uport)lg^par^aneaD \/0 »ij(So&DI DVD vidMftlayttc*. TA-KE capaion ...... NOW ONL for.,^ to win one of the!h ^ S rAMAHA-HHonWi • Kawasaki m BEIOTIU.l a . ' , ONLY $299 how well we were doingI n g in .th e peclallatsi beginning of the season, on, but it 43<3 6 -4 7 ? I 4 ^ Addison AvWe. W., TWin Falls • 734^ was still very hardI for fi us. Hwy2^B

ilillliaittiH ii D'6 Tlme»-Newtlews. Twin Falli. Idaho' Frkbiy.Aucuu fu tl 9,2002

On the roadI againa ||Q —— The Winston Cup Seriessries heads to------r Walkins Glon Intemalional.^nal. a road course, for Sunday’s Siriusirius Satollito H | | | _ l ' - i sea\RH HSU DEB Radio at Tho Glon. ij P o inIts b a t ttie s ' 1 P I i h e a tt u p a t MVS"’ AUTOMOTIVE S By Joe Paisley

. - - hfeVe- su^fpoi-t I m I ------TWIN-FALLS---The-races are— H n S ■ ^ 1 nol just on the trackck. s Witli points cham]mpionships very S.--- — much-up-for-grabs,-s,-area-stock-car-— | H | l drivers are b rad n g tthemselves for ------^ s> the final few raccs o: ^ Trravls ra Price ; of the season in ■ ■ ■ the Grand Americican Mountain B jfiiifl 2 0 85-733-0081 - : Dew Modifieds ancnd NAPA Auto ■ ■ ■ Parts Pony Stocks,;, I both of which H b BD 4102 0 2 M ain S. ^^''■ race Saturday at: fMagic Valley H h HH Speedway. L T w i n FaFalls, ID 83301 ^ ” . The Pony points1 battleb is now a h = ------excuse th e pun - ttwo-horsc race l|g berwccn points leaderit Kei'in M H Bormingham andd Billi Miles. M B K Bermingham holdsi a 16-point lead ^ H H | | B B (578-562) over Miles. ■ B I H m M With three races!s left this sea- H B H i son. NASCAR Weeklkly Race Series ■ u m a fans should expect:t : some serious H B B B jockeying and bumjnping between B B ^ H i l the two front-runners‘SS. I B A L A NNCED ( ROCK S ^^B “Oh yeah, it’s goir)ing to be com- ELEECTRIC,^,, S petitive,” Berminghtham said, -“If I H M lW m U get taken out, she cc J sin-l.ill:i'mlnt' III Commmia/. ImluurU ^ '. n 7 * T g a w could catch up I M.,l„rOmlnJ\n-l\rilrms.t>ulJu(,rllyblliiii. MH real fast. Sixteen1 points; is 16 /■t/nt/umi/it. .{^ficu/luir H I points, but we’ve go;ot three races ^ H lH | 1 ^ 1 — to-go.-^^------=------^iT20873T9578 ^ ■ ^ B With both cars ruminning well, the B W H H OlficeiinNrin Twin Folk end Cnli#foid ^ final race on Sept. 141 - the final I Fo«:?(i^73S-9S7:9572 breOmaoIdInk.(om day of the season-loclooms large. ------' Billllll Eltlott k lu « i the yard of brickricks on the start-Hnlsh line afte ter winning the Brickyard 4 0>0 0 at1 the Indianapolis Motor “I don’t want it toto, but it could lp«edway Aug. 4. come down to thee last night,” season chacharge up the standings, Bermingham said. "(Jones)les) ^vill be hard to catch," With the prizese so close, - Wartluft-iift-said.-“Somcthing-will ----- Bermingham, lastt y: e a r’s Pony have toI happen.haj If h e has a couple Stock Rookie of the! \Year, is going of bad n nig ig h ts, th e point.pki;io.tijl«jdiK).:£eLhin ,pt continues to hold-'^ee Ioverall-lead ------W hen--la.st lasi t h y m i d g '^ r a ^ at -- jver even was able to rhlnhink - including last SuHaiiBay’spo^verful th at gxiyjuy.” with 60b points,~toUowwed by-Dana------Uie-oval,-bt«.-bteve-bpoor-edged ovet'------§w utit," Elliott said. s h o w in g in th e Brickyard Bi 400 Hedi^did just that, m aking Elliott3tt Pruett with 724. Rick< Corbridge( is aU Pointss leleader Derinis Davis for f ^ n-event win. Spoor won J 211 AdaiiionAx forti!The driver.from the small towtown w hen h e led 93 of 1(160 laps. a n d crew crc chief Mike Ford thehe third with 719 anand Harold 'he main-e' the hills of northern Georgiirgia The 45-year-olcId Elliott has first :wotwc em ployees of Evernhamim Wartluft is fourth withth 701 points. ‘ the 2001 series.ser IS still a'star of the Winston CuCup made his comebaback during a Motorsprsports. Tom Powell is fifth withith 669. “That will be an exd tin g deal,” ries in 1995 when he left: theth youth movement: ini N A SCA R’s T he; newn team, developing thehe Wartluft picked upip big points York saidid o of w hat is expected to o p a t ^ nev« t race. abouam operated by Junior Johnsonson top stock car scries.is. For now, the all-neww Dodge1 Intrepids. began to 0*^ 28, winninglg th e m ain b e a tight rai become an owner-driver. younger drivers doron’t seem capa- show itsits talent midway throughgh event and his heat vwich a new Gates openope at 4 p.m. Saturday Ave. W. • TM n F ills . ^ te r b year of sharing the newnet . ble of stopping tinhc 1988 scries last seas:ason. T he im provem ent hasas engine. W ith four morints. Aft 3 team S Chari jordonremnains eonfi5dentdesppiteskid“ ■ •W inston Cup: SiriusSalialellito RMi() at The Q l^n7pr^~^ L ow p r coverage 10:30 e.m. MD'IDT Sunday on NBC. to m oke ^ •Busch: Cabela's250:11: VATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (A P) - ~ ------1 his bestst chance to make a major II ;30 a.m. MDT Aug. 17 on TNT. run ond ' spite going 29 races without a • Craftsman Truck: Fedenieralod Auto Pans 200.7 p.m. MD' Sirius Satellitlite Radio m o v e ssince June’s event at“ Salurday on ESPN. toiy, Jeff Gordon has a shot ai Infineonon Raceway, where Gordon /ih______at The GGiBD had wonon three tim es.______• ^^^^^H|~W ihstotrCup '“P When: Sunday. 11 o.n “r f ^eel i like we luid the car to TV: NBC (KTFT. Chann It Sonoma, but wc broke a , prices... H e g e ts to id gear," he .said, ke your cor h^;_-|-Faiis) ;;; P"r~^^H |-drive ------th is ...... Becauslusc of tliat. Cordon wound• T m m , d l U n - « l i0L .|lg|dP weekend on a ------u p 37th.h. He picked up just a few If you WJ track ho hasl a s L a k e s re g io n o f upstate u] New points on Marlin, who cook last inn : jijeC 'ItM (dominated. * York. a field of 43. business “I know thisthis Gordon isn’t usedI tcto waiting this Gordoidon’s past success on the Rac«: Sirius Satollite Radkdk> ot The Olon K ||^ jC |^ team is capa*po« long between victoricries: H e has 58 2.4Sm ileUe track at W atkins Glen is^ Where: Watkins Qlen Interiemalional ^ forwar ble of puttinging over his career anond rarely has no guaraira n tee he’ll win here again, When: Sunday. 11 a.m. MlMDT. L i l ^ Race distance: 220.5 mile a string of gone more than halfhi a dozen of course,■se. Indeed, more and more Jles; 90 taps ^ Defending champion: Jer left Qonloh ' w ins to gether,ier, events without winnirling. . d riv e rss aare taking road courses len Gordon and a win aat t For all his disappoi•ointments, this___ seriously. ^ Race iBCord: Mark Martin,In, 100.303 mph, Aug. 13,1995.15. . ' ______------QuaJlfylng record: Dale Jt ivant yo u r tkins Glen could be the sparkork season, though,thele 31*year-old Gordoidon sees.Tony Stewart, Jarron.-122.698mphrAua; 10,'20 TheTiro ^ Storyline: Having the right need,” Gordon said. “If we Gordon is fourth in1 thei Winston Robby GcGordon, Ricky Rudd, Dale . ht gear setup Is key al Welkinss GlenGl< t)ocau3e so much t2 Firal In nawass nn to race J • shifting Is done, Thero aree seveni right luma among the 11I I comers.c *; Hwwmi^ limit our mistakes and don’tm’t Cup standings, 125 pointsp behind Jarrett,t. I Rusty W allace and J e ff ird , call e mechanical problems, thenlen • leader Sterling Marartin with IS Bunon as contenders£unday. Tammy al 11 be a threat to win ono n races ro go. P e rhlaps a f Gordon also should Debi al7: day." Gordon has won a1 1record seven keep ann eyee on Bill Elliott, a win-; ^ . ‘" i I ~ ' ‘" . - . j r ordon will try for his flfth winvin times on NASCAR’sJ rroad courses, ' ner the} lasth two weeks who also Donna a t' he last six years on the pic*>ic< and Morlin is winlessss on such lay* has two) polesp and th ree front*row’ mc«:Oal)ola’s2S) Z fBsque t track in the Finger(er ' outs. That gives Goreirdon possibly starts in1 ththe last three races. Where: Michigan Internatiotional Speedway mes^Siews Track tongth: 2 miles I ond tnfofmntton. c a n Ur 5 « « w Vrt>en:Aug. i7 .11:30 a.m.m.MDT. . , have. I Defending champion: Ryelyan Newman al 735-3311 we’ll Busch race record: Markk Martin,i 169.571, mph. Aug. 19.119.1995. . KKWaii1735-3291 IdMhoiiie J: Jimmy Spencer. 104.824 mph,ph, Aug./ 17.2001. — - J , ■ ■ ______natknai Speedway Joined the BuschBus Series In 1092 ainC-' at 735-3294 in the 1 year since. In last year’s race,), NewmanNc coilectewIUm . M _ 1 M IU W £ 8 T OF THE TU c o rd : Scod Riggs, 13Z 468 mph,ph, iAug. 10,2001.' '■' - ' i ' 1 “^ M T M m Ing rw o r d : Scott F^iggs, 1 5 5.4771477mph,Aug.9.200T. tZ- fatN ashvie Storyline: Mkiiigan (ntemaon marked the nrst series sto p at ^ 3 • S M i m k r $ - n B '!! sting on^two f i n i s h g ^ ^ has hosted one race eacht FVggay and Ted M tngravs poetino 5 , V i i i i i iWMf.AKi i T lX l^P ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iV I first NASCAR win. uiA tug- meDouWi n a m t i m A RM t: Federated AutoParts • M t e • a u n t n 2 - ' i . WherK NashviDe Supenpw n iiiiiiiiii T M k length: 1.333 miles : WtMn:.8aturctay.7p.niMD OetMKOng ch am p io n : Scot Craftsman'nitck race recfl Craftamtn Ttiich quaWylni f Stmvilna: The 2001 season I SuperspeedwaywlthSooaF ■ . Ultra M oionports. ------f r -

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By Virginglnla S. Htrtchlns I family permits Tlmee-Ne K ew » w rfter______. Recent numbers; attached single-fni JlilOOINCIG The Julyly report — that Hi)u.scr Cust TWIN IN F.ALLS - Runaway building on Twin I; -hom ecoi Estimated values for con*lonstrucllon thoi received at a glance constniction wasn’t enougli - lgl Drive. They count compeipensate fo r July’s building // m m pcrmlls In July from Twinvin Falls city: | ere's how Twin Foils’ tolal g ly hiiine.s beciiusc iin slowdowj3wn ih the com mercial sec- conslruciion values in the yp______own |)lece of pr»i:iro n o rty a n tt'c a n ------^ ------id-Twin-FollsHwnstru ction— 0ostjlxjnonihs^iack«d-uf activity i New single-family homos $3,077,010 $2.00«D09!394 $1.434!862 Hogainst the same monthsJ, a >our have sciKinite ownt I ly dropped for th e second # I i monthI in a row. Now muKlfomily units 0 S1.76C760.765 ■ 0 earlier; The city i,<;.sued p for two , I >; .y, ninhile hom es lastlist im onth ancl no 9 w The cit New commercial ptolec.ls $161,046 $57S • Juiy -02______T 27 city in July saw a 27.1 per- 579.608 $3,017,623 1 jj;- apartments. ' c e n t rededuction in overall con- ^ Commercial olteraiions/addddilions '$159,509 $292 • Juno '02______T 292.500 $34,500 1 —^ I’ormit recordsIs .sl.show a handful on activity, compared witbMm Total * >3.860,670 $4,893891,704 $4,621,500 • May -02______A 54’4 % of niitahle cummuimorcial projects 2001 values. That's art* BRIEFifl y 5X"2c", • April '02______A 26!6 'Xi in July. T he list oopens p a window im p^nan:ant economic indicator for 'Includes such things as memobile Homes, residential alteratl rations and additions ~• f>4afch '02 . ' A 24 to the city’s busine?iness growth and. ss people to w a tc h .------and signs------— ■T— Investment - who’rho’s new in the 1 Falls’ construction starts • February '02 A 51 : * m arket, a nd w ho'sI's eexpanding. INM0)>n e y S >nfh fell bySl.33 m illion in Source: Ol)City Ouitaing deportment ------' Here’s the news:ws behind som e to ta l valI'ahics. The city issued $95.>95,657 average. of that sector’s numium bers: ng permits for projects ------1 Last Li month’s 28 single-fairimily • Kids Cun Be Ki Boise Cascadede execs g an estimated $3.57 mil- :million advance in consu c Kid.s Preschool struction gle-family homesho beat the 20 houlouse permits brings 2002’s ytyear- will open fdr businisiness in a new r combined construction values so far this year, i '. o r 14.9 su c h p erm itsts o f Ju ly 2001 a n d to-d.o-date total lo 199 such permTTiits. 2,472-square-foot,t,Sl23,721 Sl build- file sworn staatements t percent - still a respectab 1 ible mar- th e 15 of a yea'ear before lhat. And Tharhat means builders in seveven ing being erectecred at 163 B U R LEY -B oise CastCascade Corp. - But yea^ear-to-date 2002’s tally - gin i of improvement. those Twin FalFalls homes’ average mornonths this year have alreaeady Aspenwood Drive, which has a comigatc TheTlmes^ilewsand T he m ail's anchor storetores a nd par- ■ The A sso c iated Pr—«•______ticipating Generationn Y re ta ile rs will sliow doihing styles,les. For H FILER - Fileriler retailer: • mation, call mall marketketing direc- Westwind Homes!s willvi remain ' tor Kiriiberly Williams aat t: 733-3000. open as its owner,er, Champion' B H . ■ Enterprises Inc.; ccuti u ts 1,500 Jobs^. nni;< f lno»c plaiplanrg.^w^^^5 ^ ____ Sears launches newne of a continuing slumpslu in the.’- | campaign for tool I demand for mannanufactured: homes. CHICAGO - Any bn brand that H ie job cuts amounlount to 15 per-.. reaches 75 years old nnei eed s some ___ cen t o f C h am p io n>!5.work-force,- ’s > ______------land o f freshening up.------■ ' the Auburn Hllls; M : ______Sears~Roubuck an •i M ich.-based ------— a n d C 6 '’s ~ - H housing , manufactia c tu c e r _said^^______— —;Gniftsman!is;norexceptionionrcspedal— ■ Thorsdayrlt also'is~i' is'closing 64' ly with a brand offeringlg a; lifetime guarantee. ■ retail sales centersi as well as the: ■ seven homebuildingg piplants. But \vitl) tlie brand in. its 75tli year H The only Idaho retiretail centers^ this month, Sears marked)eeting execu- H .slated to d o s e are in Nampa^ and' tives thouglit it was timeme to spend ■ Idaho Falls, Champitnpion spokes- some money reinvigoratineting it. B woman Colleen Baumaiman said. So, Scars this month is 1launching M. “The industry, now a new image campa now entering: . ipaign tor R,na,|r Erjl,0 6 T thins forest area around a hon the fourth year of thist dowiC. I H Craftsman - its first in home In the Manzano Mountain!Ins off S ta te Highway 1 4 nearir TTljeras, N.M.. July 2 4 . He andnd partnerj Angelo Mares own, cyde, continues to b e q years. The new campaign s Ing and Removal Services, a smallnail business formed fn Octoberir Ito help resid en ts and th e Forc b e affected b ^ ■ ■ 'orest Service thin drastically overgrownovi trees. tight consumer credit connect Craftsman tools w ^dit stan d ard s is wilh some - , and high repossessio of the country’s most fam( ;sion levels,” - amous land- Ijj ^ , Champion said in a stal marks, as well as some statement. .. m e not-so- Champion is one o f tl famous suburbs of the nation’^', e seasont ini crease5S w o r kfor i tree tl largest producers of ____ Avoiding schmaltzy nost< thinners of manufac- ostalgia, the____ ...... _tured housing. Nationw campaign'hos u diial^purixirpbse: rein- The AtMclattlated Press ~ — — mil anwide, indus------— ------million acrM ihlfeVdofthiniliming $70;000 a yearT. fi.Many are hiring pie are working in the thinninglg try sales dropped from troduce the brand to new a toh om 373,000 in - ■ ■ w customers to help prevent fires, it looks changedcl the tree density,y, outlets, or 64 percent of U.S. Forest'St’i^rvicc thin wooded one It of th e total, m e lined u p for us." M exicb S ta te UniJniversity’s agri. lettingng an abundance of younglg since June 2000. It‘alsoAlso will have - 4HBi New mines boost' a reas th a t hahave become dramati- Tl The pay is good, with busirsmess culniral communit■8 bankmptcy. Ai*" Despite the losses, coi ire air service'from between1 nine passengers,” sa company a„d WorldCoi^m Inc.’s bankruptcy secoecond quarter 2001. In be chairman and chief exe b o th . ¥< » lo a s. In bllliorlions Vernallal and M oab, U tah, to S aht DeLong, Salmon Air's U !x»cuiive foritsJl: 1 4 billionb l loss in the sec* quaruarters the company took he U tah Dennis E. Wheeler said new h®fty so — ^ ______— LakeI QiQ ty International Airport, ations director. Flight ew m im ng ond q u a n e r andai further lowered writirritedowns on the value of operations in South Amerii )f its H B I T hle e Jair service ended two0 depart to each city twi lerica and its financial1 forecastfc for the year st^n tthe shon hauls.- if only ' ' Wheeler said new, low-cost Volley's domi>minant providei- of ^owi ^ Vernal would be $70 ec own of KPNQwest, bad ded e b t I th e fed(ederal DOT would issue a in C hile and A rg e n tin a vriwlU ftiel local-iphone seservice - also said it reser I while the 200-mile flightg ht to M oab:. se rv e s of $119 m illion assod K t for proposals. continued decreases in opcoperating m u negotiatiiIting with its lenders cd wj N e t l o s t would cost $90-$100 ea 1 w ith W orldCom’s btuikrupti ' m m e . . U-tnh___Air.__ T ra.v el_ costs and will generate consider-.-cor -togiveitm oreire breathing room; and i 1___^Del/)ng estimated._____ id asset'lmpairments on Sr« - C ommismission is trying to speed able positive cash flow throtiroughout “Any types ofol room they can get estat I A flight to Vernal ^ndanti nearby' itati? held for sale of $59 m il------■ ^uest throug with federal the remainder of the year. onthatbankllclln e in term s of soft* Uon, I Dinosaur National MMo o n u m en t an, losses in the latest quartirte r ^ ^ -J?:!3_:«25L ials. Department of **The end of the second q enlng somee (of the covenant ■ were f would take 45 minutes ere 13 cents p e r share. Analyi T ransposportation spokesman Bill jnarked the beginning of Ihothe "New restrictionss Vwould be a great surve I from Suit Lake City' to • Coeur,'W heder said. irveyed.by Thomson First SC i . M o ssy ^ ssays th e agency will issue! Canyonlands Field airpoirp o n help.^'L^MMason e assodace ana- wereere expecting p loss of 7 cer I'or the full year, the cod «nt3 - J J ^ ------t ! ^ requ equest for proposals “very tak e an hour and five mix ing sidd, .“Instead of persltr share oh that basis. ly," probably by Sept. 1. ‘ ‘ ■ c q iects to p r o d ^ a r e c ttdr ] a 1 a t th e ir tem ple, it'd Thi If the request for pro{proposals ist . liOn ounces of silver, a 40>p< The comjiany however ma Bt might interest some . issued and Salmon come O w m t besijtincBesJnI from their head.” aged;ed to have'free cash flow - litcrease over last year, vn : Valley travelers, as Salt top, it could be schedulinuling flig h ts! TOeeler , Qmistsaidltlit expected revenue . $320120 million in the quarter,'r: as ; •E*elo(»M O«Mlm*lt#m(•ms.lhcludk>BbKi T e k e a r n r a tho company alk> cotitiniitinues to of$17.1 bOUon City is the only direct desti- to and from Salt Lakeike on to $17.4 binion for promo m is e d u n d e r fo rm e r chi

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------Ratess forI 3()-year mor()rtg'agc.s h itm cv rl \VASH1N i)c.•rtfnl, r ti Ihc lowesi level spending s] nnd offset .some> poleii- pi iion.s, th e D ow h a s . ^ 8.712,02 since the-• coo m p jn iy l)c«iiii ii.s tially ti neg-ative factors, suesuch as ' ' ‘•'” ‘■*‘1 nearly 671370 points. But the Pel. chango from previous iliilionividc- M +3.03 c.sua-ey in April l ‘)71, Ihe ll vt)latile stock marketX't nnd "'"'•loti's run-upIp failed to.dazzle High Low _____ -A ] M irman, A yi-iir ii^f ----- 8,000 iiKtt this tim e, .l()-yi-iir eroding ei c«>nsiiniur confidence analysts, w ho attittributcd it largely 88,717.42 a.t— 1i4l9-«juare-fet-feet-of------iugIuiaunvestor&rs-remain-nervouN ------composite — d ay-following~ rcpons~that— ______, m e a g e r li '• liiiiK,” " " n cler T ChrisI Dunti sail!. office oj and 594 square feeleel of committinglg to stock.s. it inventories and skittish ^ Stiu iiiitis III +36.62 ~ c o n s u m e r s ll) nuike Kids Can Be warehouse »v - to its locatioiion at “There is stillI a very higli level ners pinched July sales at m a n y stostores. n K id s imirL-L.- p reschool th a n loy. coud st o f 579,659. Ned Riley, chitlief investment ‘ 1.600 T aylor rose $2.23 lo S26.36 fc-s w ill after raisi elp clients' children That location is a switchIdling strategist at Statiate Slreet Global Hi +2.78 •aising its outlook for the High Low ------1,400 s e c o n d an . Iciirn iliinnsUS ithey need to know office of housing com puters■s t lh at Advi.sors. "T herere is anxiety that 1 and third quarters. And Ijcfurc kiiult 1,31,316,52 1.263,31 U rb a n O u tiderf-iirlen - le tte rs . a an u to m a tic a lly .s-witch th e com:ompa- people are goingng to miss some- Hoc Outfitters surged S3.76 to locorcJ h igh: 5.048.62 _____ ------S 24.69 a ( num bers, sliiijihapes and sociiil skills . ny'-s m local m ohile-telephonele net--1 - thing spectacularar on the upside. ) after it reported that March 10. 2000 ...... MAY1/AY JUN JUL AUG Al sa m e-sio rc Mike sthndinJing in line, washing work,um a company spokesmfsman is anxiciety that they are ------lorc .sales - those at stores ------T ^ o p e n a t le y o u r h a n d s;, , sliarin/.;sli toys). Siiitl, s;i The addjiion is primariJ)riJy f« Woing to be caug:ighi in a vicior/.s t least one year - rose 11 " M u n n e r s p e r c c nIt i aa: n d ra ise d its second- rs is .1 h i« o n e , provide pp storiige for outdatd a te d viirtex of a h ear numarket." 1,316.5 , I Following dit 6.52, for a three-day gain1 of buy shares to coverer their bets quartereaj• earnings forecast. directions is a huge equipment oq that slill has valivalue, closedfd up 255,87, or ,r 110.51. o n e ," D u n nifHiid. .'Hii ,,e when the market turnrns higlier. But Best h e sa id . percent, at 8,712.2.02. Combined Wall Jest Buy plunged 36.5 per- T The former all Street welcomed the posi-osi- "Whal is happenining is more cent, down ler insurance aReni - • . Alpine Jewelers is remodnodel- iripltJ-digit gcgains in the pre- tive stt Dwn S11.2S at S19.55, after who has oper streak following last week’s;k’s short-covering in a dcdown market. Cutting its ;>erated in-hontc day ing in^ tenant space No. 107 inin tht e '^'0 sessionsns, the Dow has string > its .second-quarter earn- cares and worl lg of weaker-than-expcctedted , I don’t think we haveve really seen ings outlo /orked in pre.scliixjls - MagicMjj Valley Mall on I’ole! LiLine climbed about 668.396{ in three econon^ itlook, citing flat same- said illl her cn omic data, which raised feiirsars the bottom,’’ said /Al Mirman, store sale cmployce.s will hiivc Road. R« Tliat’s a S39.H50 project.[»ct. tliiys. The Dow hadad not seen three that th :alcs for the past four oxpcricnce in i the economy was slippinging strategist at V FFinance in wcelts. n in child care devcloj)- • . Twin Falls Tructoror Sl consecutive triple-tL*-digit w in s sin c e h a c k in ; ment and will I in to rece.ssion. A n aly sts Siiye certified in car- Implement im| Co. is building aI new,nc Kiiin'ng 558 pointnts in tlie three the ;nai ncing issues outnumbered [ , dio]> ulm oniiry narket is somewhat soothedled short-term upswingsgs in a down decliners m iry resuscitation and 1.920-s(iuare-foot, i,<): S.17,325 equi;quip- sessions that enduled March 27, by tht rs m ore than 2 to 1 on the * first aid. She i :he possibility thiit thehe nijirket.... And, quite:e frankly, we Now Yorl le expects Kids Can iient-storage nie warehouse at 191935 2001. F e d e n il 'ork Stock Exchange. y Be Kids to he m l Reserve will cut interestest could see .some difficucult times for Con.solidatc be licensed by the Kimberly Kin Road. As substantialII a s t h e D o w 's ra te s fu Jated volume was moder- sta te . further at next week's meet-et- tlie balance of the yeaijar.” ate at 1.98 • Falls Avenue Fitnemess three-day perforrrmance was, it ingorir 1.98 billion shares, but ______The busint; r in September. Among Thursday’y’s winners, above Wed in e s s , to h e o p e n ____Uu]UnUmitcd-i.s remodeling some-!ne-of ____ vva^diininklicd-by->y-ihe-tripleHligii------“ -rh e- Vednesdav’s 1 ,Z9_billion___ Monday throi fie-fccling-i!nhe-Fcd-\nll-btrbe— rCUIgrmiTfclifnl5etI'5Z:3Z38TtT533.90 shares, ro u g h F rid a y , w ill i|,sts space at 798 Falls Ave.u. {0 selloffs in the priirior three ses- there v have room for I with a safety net," saidlid after announcing itit will begin The Rus; for 4S ch ild ren a t a cho:hange the use from poolol 1to Basically, ththe Dow is back Alan At lussell 2000 index, the lime,-she said.d. Ackerman, executive vicece charging stock optiItions as an barometer vcight room. It’s a S12,000I prpro. lo w here it stood at the beginning presidei tor of smaller company “I Ih in k ii's n d e n t a t F a h n e s to c k S: Co. expcn.se against eamlings. ir Several stocks, rose 's a very much need- jocte ct. of last week, B u t a ose 6.37, or 1.7 percent, cd ... thing for 1 1 analysts also cautionedud companies, includining General to 389.84, or Twin.” D unn Siiid. VValues on building perm itss areai J’*'*-' hroader malarket also fin- against “Twin’s growinf ist getting too enthused by Motors and Generalal Electric, ' Overseas, s tim a tc d . ished higher. Theiie Standard & Wall Stt -‘as, Japan’s Nikkei stock The locniion K • • Street’s buying spree, cred-:d- have announced theyty will count _ average fini ion IS beside a new — ------Hoor’s.SOO index ros•ose 2a69,or-3.3— iting m i finished_Thursday .down subdivision beiijcihg buill, and near...... Ti much of it to technical fac-'ic- o p tio n s a s e x p e n se s. 0.4 perccni:eni, while stocks rose Timcs-Ncws Business Ediuiito r percent, to 905.46,, forf a three-day tors sue>uch as short-covering. In I another ihot’st ’s in th e p la n n in g virf In Intel rose 66 c e n tsIS toS18.38 sharply inn Europe.E France's CAC- 'i r ^ 'in f a S. Hutchins can,, t advance of 70.86. sh o n -coc o i v e rin g , in v e sto rs w ho .sold y slu g e . W after saying it wouldJ inot charge 40 and BritJJritain's FTSE 100 each xichcd ut 733-0931. Ext. 242,2 , ior Nasdaq corr>mposite index stock figuringfi, the market was 14 J ______Dunn said her total investm ent___ acvi as^ stock options as a regegular quar- ____rose 3.6 percent.per and_Ge_rmany's___ LxiirsiniaQmagicvaUc^xom.—------advancedJS.62,-or-ir-2.8 pcrcent,-to ------g o in g to k e e p fa llin g a r c fo rc e d to “ to rerlycxpense 7b u t w du□uiaiJrbvrde DXJCmdexsex surged 6,2 perccnt.

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Notelniert exp to 0 002 OM.S 8*7.75 -335 •I ataan rVa; Uo»ar alaara B5 00-104>4 00.0 ligni hoialain Zme ■ 30 33-30 733 cania c* e , dawarad • "We are doing everythihing in the salo of ull oror I ™ la«M< aiaari >va. haaw nswan laadarMr iataan n/a: tiot- Ooia- S3I3 15.t>oyo.Oy 01. tianiT^t Harman lont, «•■>< (]. 0 5i?5 “m? a»75 '?7S ala»i to n y I nactara rji. baoy ealvaa>I500-B500.)al t! ^ a ) our |H)wcr to help Qwest cor:ontiiiuc plume directoryory unil. QivestDe.x. S .? .S H ::ij £ S ’ UmU BS M-70 00. bi«a 30 00-44.00.. h«ivvh« laadar - doa) ■ S3 lO 40 iioy a IO be a luiidiiig providider (if MH)n. Money rais r^a^ara 0 7 00-73 75. faadar na.ia-trarv'a.alocaar r SJvat - »4 SASHarxTr«x^4»Cirman(SSyoX«><':i''i !* raised frinii the harfara 04 50-00 00. aiwk oowa 500-035U5^d. aloek cm* &tvar - S4 635 troy7U (U , NV, Mare aool Thu Ittulecommuniciitions scrvi•vices." will be used to 3’S 3’i i :S iS > S ino0'30 0aha, Marcury-tlMOOpa>Opar78»)«*a*.NV. M to pay I00*M 107*0? '■’« nS « a Aa cUaaaa alaMy Puinum ■ S530 00-5:O-53300 noy Of .NV (oor\iracl) 'Notebaert suid. "We huve'e m ore Analv.sts suid Ihcthe fetch Dm SSIS Im m t n 1 ^ 4iSl PUtm^ S539 50ilroy Iroy U.N.'r. Marcapo) Thu W ‘S«c UunOona I092S 10} I'M Cn«ago n q-notquotad, nla.-nolavnaaoia a.-n work to do, but we Iwlieve! wv e nre S4 billion to S« bi i|j! is!: .iJ 'S S S S S ffiiS'K: bvuded in the right directioron." In the interiit g gp- I S l. « ™ ? ” “ ■ • !!:S SISS :s ST^SrSo**Jo'i2 IBS? 2000 -oa K S I L F U E L S Qwe.st announced lust molu n th il b a n k . D ank of Z Z f c k expects to restote earningsRS from agreed to urning ^ Co m i m i; la loia 20M 20 0? "'lo s s s H i i £ II «7o7 .ts NCwvonK(AP)-ri- Fuluraa iraitng on lha N4 34B1 — 77:r~^ — tn(igutions Dy tho aiullid the lem to have," he s Aug Soytwan 5*2 9S4IQ BS4 1 SS73'4 -31/4 Mar 1UM 1 S«p SoyOMX &9I M31 Aim Com 340 24S1 E Is I S k Com 3S9 i/i I m !»'« ”Vil ^ EtLMa l,S44 Wad a aaiaa 3.s;mi 8 0 ESM* »“ 1054! 10S5 *.'m Wad^oSn*?'.I'E” 1 1 i i l i ■ F I l i g h t s ____ _ btf ofPM* llio loi inllM.674 I Nov UFPMJK II.4S 11.4 | | '!is - Contlnwdfrom El ■ ;isg IU C h e e s e ______i ,, , S a lt L a k e CiCity manngci Ftb DFPMA 1107 lie I I - ii § ■ Other airlines extendingU 'Utah Christopher LoLopez said his - ’.MW - 11^ }}-ell-S ":«» *■“! Chaaoarenaw>n«pnc*aoninaCAaaoayapoUiopneaaKv (A « Ok I early •Vail.* We haveive to erase thut * » ' vanay. Tmn FUa-Uunay dtalrua. oa>v. ■ ASSZ'I; October from their mindsnds,” Lopez suid, ,??£ssa?^-s.-ss:s;s;r.s'!sjss, a !J!S S K s ; s s ; 31.85nil .31• ^ M 4 «rorm*iion »r>ouli9 conua oatiara.OtOt Pouioat 3001llaaaaon aa DamandUS 3iandcanona M Aeromexico flies to Me;lexicp Utah “is a belterter deal, and they urMi nontttma, a»k;|iMloa. uIlL amutmj raoa. aal; Mano >rMa'iia. BUaa>aa laiijy l«^t Markal MMa lOora'. oir>ara M s s ?,063,»l.40« CCity. it Hermosillu und Mazat rdyPtnoa'unButu. aeom iiaao.. 2M2M1 Saaton RuaaalBu«ankUS I. Jis j ; ““i i i atla n . will b e treated muim uch s s . ' S K s aMadwMkVCvOMn x baiaO e 10 fe it>a» OlAgneumra-arMt 5<{mrwnunit7™*5;^^»'<>'nonai2adA40oa'cani Eat.E aaiaa'334.Wad a aaiai 4;« ^ OS^ 6734 . 3 ssar»'JS.S!-s:'Eif!LM. ^ U O . tmaa f*0a; IM) Wreast 1A i Wad.l OpaniV 94S.UD S r i f i r f ■ UJ. LB) U5-IM, tm • ttUiCianM Ovoii«curr«nlonAug e SS2 .XAS;«t]j,, ba>«j 10 li?2?gi®i5»^ moaity tS.a«.tSIBM. & «caMr\aIy Ivghar. 50 O eanona M f.TAI.S/Cu RR1'tl'NCY I §1 §1 « 00, occaMnalty r«c^t arm liwar: 50a T h i n n e r s ______G r a i nNS s OO.ocua«ruavh.gharandlOwar.SO< ScSajwaawortjl ______»OO.I»wniohai.f«ai, occaacnaify tonrar, 70a 32 00-33 00, M< Continue from El ea»«)nallylo«r;80a3a00-32 00,oeea- ULon*inmom.nBrji«.fl «l? (15 ot SO 05 I E E !S S s l i l l i l ‘^O" nies, and probablybly vsill thin about 2or£i§uIol5 28 CO-M 00, moaliy 29 00- lorxlonattainoonli.»'o le S31? 15oHSl 55ii Jul trees sprout up. said George Duda,Dt the same amount th Pne«i to>v>tvMt Mt txitXM. mii«dn O'un,O'l oata. U'T! and 30.00. oocuonaV'>n^ rvgnar ana KMar; lOOa 2« OO.'ocga. tr [0. JdJlTI i3 JO______n n :?S It tliis year. • a«ei«t to Chang* wm-— aoia«r''WmncnrrtiowtnBnra» ftWUnom-77 oa.'omT—P« It— ----MSB-----.-8#------oan-urban-forestet^vith- n - r - t h e ------^herenreTTlot 'andloxa' US 3 50baaekapa'c»l S 2tPana aitamoon liiirvg laio i4 wi S3 67. Sap rlorof-small-con^------. ■ Srt'SS* .hMi. M 15; M>1*y. HMasj4S-povidMiai; 6S U fn fw n ^ 2 ^ 2urKMalaalarnoon S3l1.l5oitSI M. Ocl (1705 B70505 6705 B7.45 *M FForestiy o r Division. tracting companiesnies getting .^tan- wola; cwn. S4.U (15 22 00^34 00. moall !S ... 6*09 .30 •odadybyRanganam 2003 aaaaon. Supi toflSOOa . Dac "Fire used to keep the forarests ed. hut there reall;eally aren’t many e H* SucptytgnandinlawlNanda.da'Tuino N^ 'Txx)a'»la, Noiaapncaaaraonaparumtbaaia.PiAaal pn N>NV Engama'd labncalad S330 00 on SO OS05 Wad'aaalaaM,277 ii MSO :» Ihhinned," ir said Marlon John:nson, bigger companiesies ^that cun treat ■ >. Wsuntan H«T>a. Nonioun U.S 1 3-3-0>4'«tmounum'balad B loemaah. NVMan NH gok) asoi monm Thu Ul0 40ofi' 210,^3,474 USSitssistant director of forest lii idA40parcanl 5-Oim«\>Togfanpni:»tjM>l«t>ltwnMl.iaauapoioalwarv.oso. 1650; »0a 1300-1OO-IB.OO, lOOa 12 00-14 M U'S 3 50 0 Thuraday. Th u aa I acW-g on it<»...... N . Ubuquerque office. “They wowould Even a small tech ^.nTwrtFalltanij aacka: S oj mnmtjiwnom lt.00-13 00, 10 oirrunvnum 11.00- f ;;;s sa -s ® lechnology compa- ^loiy'i^iof°* 0»ln»yn m F Ti ^ ^ ) .P n » a taoo OOlJl*^ W U. »«• )um through forests every fiv« »MMby Lano O Ukat Inc. m'tmi F OC ive to ny in Mountoinairnair has found a 'I - USDA - Mafor potato martala FOB Au Is Isi sis is >”10 years, and mostly they' hadI way to get in on the forest cleanup POCATCUO na'y«>«- luai par cv>i WrKontmitn i N0r»i01aBi 70 count, too cownt, par o» I ?0 -3 SO A,.. rees to bum. 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