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7 ~ ^ G o o d ' m o ~rRNlNCf" i WKATMI'R s o o d T m Today;: wMostly 1 ^ s u n n y' w ith light e a s t w i n - C l o -i-W v -retains c o u nncilseat- c __ ------m l K e l O Lows 30 to 35. P ag eA 2 31 .-way , race in Tvrwin Falls u«» - ^lli h li ||" I r v .By williamim Brock • £ M a g i c V a l l u v ELECTION TlfflevN*» m 'writer______m Suspended: A prisonI sesen ten ce is suspended in a vehicul^ar I'WINS 1FALLS - Voters B .- i v ■ I P atfA R 1 Jurned Mayor Mi Jeff Gooding S m anslaughter case. P a g e b l out of officeoff Xwcsday and W filled hislis City Council seat M School shopping: Highgh school Stu- wi'.*' P«l'lolitical newcomer i|| u- ,'^ f LlamcSicSlccle - who has lived 'dents cram on th e su b j ,lade Valiev only four -■ " ^ ^irasing a coliege. Mete election ' InctimUmlient Lancc Clow ^ E handily’ beatb< back two chal- re s u lts - B I S p o r ' i s lenRcrs,s, while i incumbcnt ______alkington - who was id switching , yard and I netowntrea- scd - .s^vcpt to a n easy j ^ j ^j., iustrial park; Gooding I B: The victory. , , , , v oted te d for the rezonc, but ] tdenEaBles ll^cd fr^m wire to. gtcele:cle said she opposed it. I finishMagic Valley for Gooding said late 3(jye'iyears - 20 of th em in Twin a y . “ I d o n ’t h a v e a Us. the crease.” p ag e U4 clean last«:iste in m y m outh a fte r Steele - who declared her- what myny opponent and her ididacy only six weeks ago supporterte rs ha v e do n e." - coiil:onld not be reached for F ood 6c Hom.Ily i* The m‘i n>ade th e ca "liverytliing was, vworking just right for ‘ tools for tlie creative. Page Cl INeV\w Jersey race assisted suicide law on th e iKKjks and T u esd ayy - -lik e a tidal wave. Washington stale votersTS rejecting a An Avo.vonmore West dual lankerr trucktr him." ; not wearing a seat bell, Tho Mtociattclatad Pfos^ ______' ■ reIowa Gov. Terry Braranstad, chair- The trucktru went between the sidede ofi a I'alU Reservoir 1 o f Nciv (lams. The trailers were Congress..•ss. mah of the GOP goveirernors, said canal hriiiridge and a telephone pole,lie, the Manager Mae Ada Milner- alnjut tlirce^iuanerers covered hy water, the COM M UNriY ■ W hitmriman made it with a 47 percentnt Whitman had suffered over(>' the alwr- report sasa id , a n d la n d e d in th e Mill percent count over upsiartrl lion issue. She had vetotoed a ban on Goodingg Caiia!t at about .'>5 mph, thee rurejiort rt"'?''" said. ns partially closed Get involved: Find outu t w hat is crat .Hin McGrcevey earlyly late-term alxiriions, stirrirring cims(-n'a- saitl. Thehe canal In ruiitiing afabout)ut twt o- H ighw ay 26 w as 10 eijjit crews worked lo> recoverr the truck, the ;sj;iy — a margin of less than>« live wrath. thirds cap;apai:ity rii'.hi ik'W. w ith six to e . going on in your comnm ir unity, Wcdtiesd; canal cVermont, feel repairs t ginia. Mayor Rmlopb G?«liani nors, said running closose, let alone threw ,vaterwat l!iO feet from th e truck,"■k." said report said. ^ i crews had a dr\- cab to second tenn in New Yorl^ andid defeating, a front-rank:k Republican ISPCpl.I. KevinK W inn. "T h e eiist bankikof ol the extrication c S k C ' I ' I O N h y SSHCTION I' irX Hiid. Vito I-os!ossella became the congress-5S- was a boost for th e n e x t; elections.e canal /aswas totally Siiturated with waiornor a n d w ork w ith, W inn siii any water in.iide the cab. om S ta te n Island, Republicans swept ththe other top diesel, llierelln was grass and moss fnminitii th e “T here w asn’l an « man from per towel inside, and it raens..... •..../ Mayorsors Tliomas Menino of Boston, priies. c anal all11 Idaho...... 7 Opinion..... 8-9 SectjctlonD . /^ i West...... 10 Sport! H inton \w a r n s ![raq agaa in st ‘bi)ig m istja k e ’ Section B Sectiction E ■ , tinue al a time determ•mined by the U.N.." presi- ' Magic Valley..1-4 ■ Mone) 71 S u rv eil:illance flights» • ' d e n tial spokesm an MiMike McCurry Siiid. “T h e iney...... 1-4 'V-v--';--’. world community willill have the information it Obituaries.... 2 Mutuaitual funds ...2 r o need-s. We a re entirel;ely comfoniible tlie infor- Comicmics...... '.3 . d ela y e(ed during talks m ation we ne ed will l)el« accessible." In his first public c(.comments on the escahit- jP re u______■Section C Legallal nolices ...4 .'.i:' . ■ The Associated Pn ------ing tensions with Bagl:glidiid, Clinton urged that efforts l>e redoubledI t'to end the crisis thrimgh Food/Home...l-8 Class!issUigd ...4-10 - ' ^ GTON — President Clinta ' W A S H IN C 'l diplomacy. But the adadministTBiion m ade d e a r dom H ussein on Tuesday it woul warned SaUdon ,hi;,i.„Sn,«badd™ng down. be “u big misnistake” lo try to shooi dow Defense Secretaryy William Cohen warned aper.FlHMieod»R«*i A m erican U-2-2 spy planes flying over Inu}. mpMmiwiMlw*' nited "««rious conscHjueiiences" if any U.S. planes I peaceful resolution, the Unik a p( are attacked. Clintoron expressed determina- N ^ n s annoinounced it ...... ^— - tion to prevent Irat}1 ffrom acquiring weapons ting th e su n , i f i e ^ . of m ass d e stru ctio n ^ I ^ C I a s ^ ^^^^^H,_^^uillancu-fliglights, this _____ E x p u lsio n In Iraq. Saddam's'i 1lieutenants turned back \veck whilc'U.t \6 U.N. weapons inspeclectors for a second day. to rs Ira q 'IS'.r.S: delayed-A6 . in u j has th re a te n e d to expel seven Amencan.s D.H. o f P a u l so ld - - ■ sviade Saddamam to coop------from the inspectionI tteam, claiming they arc eratc witli intentemational weapons inspectoi a horse trails by usingIng spies. 1,^ ' llie U-2 fhgiitsIts are to resum e next week, ■ 'Vhite House spok^kesman Mike McCurry. The TImes-News m arkarketplace. AviaUonn Boatiwaln'sB Mate 1st Class Johnhn MocabyA* prepares for another alrctren lt c ,|House said it was unconccmi asked alwut Saddam'fn’s intentions, mocked the E rv f * 1 launch fromfroi tho aircraft carrier USS Nlmltz.Itz, oporatlng< In the Persian Gulf, TuniHy.Tu [,y,l,fdelay. y C X X . X Please see W««NINQ?Piie5 A2 ^ 733-0931., t Tomcat Is being cotapultod ofl thethe flightf deck for a patrol over solUthem u t Iraq. " i'h e U-2 flij;fliglus will con tin u e iuid will11 con-co ■ Pie
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Miiinusot.i.01.1, and (reezing Min fell in the■IL* iiiT.ion Vancouver 57. 44 ------[MHiiriHiV.t: V»"nuw lufjitcr; .Man.. iiiuin.______— -m^-r Lower MithiK.m .mil llvtlu.' noriliwo edge of_betwis.‘nih1 llie .irc.is of rain .ind incftv._____ Pet gol(Idfish betitter after sisurgery Oregon defe;eats Goodding^------assisted suicii:ide Continued Fromn fCAl _ • ‘Tv,I’ve alw ays felt th a t in m y see-c- band in 199393 and has lived in ond: termt< I'd like to be mayor," IVash. — mass. It wasIS jjust hanging down Uincainey lives in Elleosbiirg with RICHLAND. Wa; Q pt Twin Falls sirsince 1994. Before he aid.-"irssai a possibility tliat TUTl lad," Coleman sjiid of her mother,moi and Sharkie bc-came! repeal attem] Veterinarian Charleses Coleman' from lus head, dalio, she owned and consiisider, but Jeff Gooding’s’s . ■ one oof f the lies between father ^ coming to Idali has treated snakes, iguaguanas, wal- • the tumor, cosmetics studio and shoescs are going to be hard to fill,11. was referred to and ddai a u g h ter d u rin g h e r vi.sits loI PORTLAND. Ore... ( aV) __ op e ra ted a cosi ■ labies and even a calcialciumdefi- Rokkan w la Barbara, Calif., for He putpu his heart and soul in that-at- after contacting the een n v irim m e n tu l e n g in e e r ’s; ’Ilire e y e a rs a fte r they/approved aj salon in Santa 1 cient crocodile. C o le m a n al jo b .” n Slate University’s home,ie. the nation's only lawV aallowing 13years, Byi never had ho operaieof workon cxoiic Coiem: r.<; ‘ ■■ ! Tuesday io k e e p it on thtth e book-s. I m p ro v e m e,‘nfDistrict n t for the' only;y silting council member.*: He’s doing better thanin he's1 done animals," saiclaid Coleman, whose gaseoueous anesthctic, into tlie the slate’s • past two years•ars. The BID repre- who) haveh never served a term asas , f,” goldfish previous_papatients included water, _W ith 51 p e rc e n t of the in a year and a half,” , a repeal -senis 225 bustlusinesses scattered mayoi/or. Mikesell is still in his firsts t aid after the - lizards, snakiakes, kangaroo.iike \Vhe.’hen the fish” relaxed andI precincts reporting, a owner Don Rokkan said lers by the througlioul 24 dtyi blocks. Steele term,n, while Frant2 has been vice-0- I’nsco veterinarian removedrei a -wallabies andmd the calcium-defi- wouldiildn’t move when poked, measure forced on voter g rejected • has said shei wouldw( step down as mayoi/o r several tim es, en growing cient crocodilidile lhal was treated Colememan used a scalpel lo) Legislature was being r tumor that had been , o r GO per- BID direclor: if piprescribe ma.Mcr’s d c g ro alx)Ut a pound, but 155 ppercent of abide, e rsity of Id.iho. "v olie" te looked suspiciously like ople would have used pies4 to WSU for tests to see iff life-ending drugs to theih e ir t e r m i - ^ by th e U niversi that was what Rokkanan icalled "a "Most peopl Clow keptt hhis seat by reeling the: "v”" on Steele’s campaign •chnique," he said. "I they>• wtwere cancerous. The results; nally ill patiCnt.s. ;n transluceni, creepy mattnuerial." the flush techi ie s, o r "52 p e rc e n t o f logo,(3, G ooding said, ing to lose him, but I are due la ter this w eek, The law never has ha; been ' in 1,749 votes, 'Hie weight of the turnlumor would was expecting hallenger L-C. Craig Steiteele said Tuesday afternoonin I save him for my Meatleanwhile, Sharkie .seems to) . implemented bccause?e of< legal' the tot.il. Chai turn the fisli upside dodown, fore- wanted to s. 098 votes, while Ken thatt itii didn't cost the BID a centn t ; there \siis scmtcthing be takiiaking it all sivim m ingly. cliallenges, and it probaibably will collected 1,098 - ingShiirkie 10 siniggleJe loI remain daugluer. If th id up with 449. lodisilistribute the faxes, )e done, we had to do "He'iH e's ver>' bright a n d vibnm tI remain stalled for mom o n th s o r C.Tzier wotm d u upright. lhat could be i “I’ve been1 fafairly consistent and Asis forI the similarity of the “v” lction, anythih in g .” s are carried out “Shouluid there be any effort to attattack lhat • Iraqi leader, "ll's justist 1literally impossible to Garden, G said the U-2 flights ai d a h ea d tcj th e possi------Jnited Nations for aircraftI oro pm that niis.sion in any da:dn n e cr.w o Clow li.okcd al imagine what goes into:ito such a convoluted and under » the authority of tiie Unit 2w role o n th e co u n d l Tin’iHiis-A'ctw staff writer IVi/iiafn >ntinue to ccmsuli would view vie it ... a s a v e ry grav e matn a tte r w ith bihty o t a n e w . . tortured mind," McCiirt*urr>' said. •*a U.N. mission. “We will contii a moment 10 laud a Bnxke re.solved diplom atically.”yi.” / plane, 'ossellu won 63 pcrcent to 37 ‘■'niis m ay b e jiLSt anotheranc dodge,” the pres- t< Jtestiiigof percent. Beyer aid the U-2 fligliis Askedid alw ut S a d d jw 's re p e a le d ti ' nercc•cent, a startling margin in a I’s threats. At the Pentagon, 0)hen said ; overwhelming victo- * ident said of Saddam’s t lited States, Cohen smiled a itest that had been rated a United Status would will " continue. The sortie's arean intended to ihe Unit 1 tlie Repuiilican tick- A s k e d h o w th e Ui on the part of Saddam Hiisseit sup, nnd a GOP showing sure-•e- e ts A m erican-piloted U-2 determine whether Iraq is hidinghid nuclear or “Hope or ection o f a G O P lieu- . , ’ rospvnd if Iraq targets 1 that he will divide the Unitedtod Nation;; bolstered by the strength ofo f chemical weapons. Late in the day, ihe denial ll tenant goveri'ernor, John Hager, f _ fli^its, Clinton replied:ed: "That would be a big c Giuliani ticket. U nited N ations — which authorhorizes the fliglits on this is; control of the evenly j. i jnistake.” and thus to coi lew Jersey challengere r to Senate, where he „ - ______divided state : Greevey is a state legislatoro r ; tie-breaking vote. ■nicltmctNns:! ^ will cast the lie i the major of Woodbridge.»o- per week Oiil'oll'o( Male ralcs: dully nnil > , In New Yo ork rk City, G iu lia n i ea-s- ‘ ^ Cifx;ulacion liiman won u national GOP) P per ucek. ilaiK only $4.(XI l l ^ l n C all ily outdistance'need Ruth Messinger, -; Vicki I.. Fcm ini, eircuint e with her own upset victoryry “I" " " " “Xiday onl> |)et week president of the borough of ® .iilcil in all'aliove rales. A :r a Democrat four years ago,;o. ! ' Circulution phniif lin>lino, .re „p... »■'" “ > Manhattan,, to become the first . . .; e will be levied for nil ' a 7 3 4 -6 3 : ning the stage at the party’sf s ,m. oi.i>. II you - I m ayor to w m a .sec- ® . jlictwccn 7 und 10 u.m. ' R epublican nil ional convention, campaign-in ill) not rccciyc your i>np<>npcr by 7 ii.in., rniunied-cliciks. , B o n d te rm1 since Fiorello . cull Ihe numbtT for your ; across the nation for other r U C D .L aG uardia in” ««•1 S ty candidates. Burley.Ilupcrt- Mail infonnn n a tio n SPORTS I l o tTTERYQ WEATh s were crime control, ‘ ^ ...... 677-^042 .„ no.(cmu.«.iooaicoBi ■ ' H is Lssuts w I’lm lO uklcy...... Jews(Ur.Sft3l-0K0)ispub. Press . rfim hnttinp rin ------Filcr.RoKor»on.Uolliuor Her 3 2 6 ^ 7 5 ...... n>e T.ntvNe^ ------P rc u sw» Jrufis^improvinR tlie , _____ Inheil New York ' - -GORRECnON=^ ^ TwinFiills K.V10I. by Magic Valley ' iiniJ other urcus ...... ,.•,,.,733.0931 rails. Idalu., K.V1 • -I ' r t 3 - voters interviirviewed outside the Newsp«(day is liereby ' _ hoods m ore oorderly n with Giuliani fin Falls last year. An artideJ e ;• • Home ilclivery; ilaily and:anil Sunday, S3.VI dtijgiulcd as ihc,c dayil; or Ihe week on which (Call . 0 2 4 , ^ MmviEs .nm oc 77ic Timcs-Ncws Sun d ay iricor-or- ^ >cf week; SunJay only., $2.00 per week, legal milicei will;ll be publiilieJ, ^ 'S a v o i dded e d talking about his nly reponed the crimcs tooko k >1ail lutncftplioni niuit be paidp; m advalKe . I'nMmusicK. plsas'cpi send change of h f f \ REPORT‘' £5 future beyondmd dty hall, but fore- ' ,;l-.0 . no*54H.Twifil-alls, ■lours^ A QCC throughout Twin Fallslls • ; nd are available only where whe. delivery is mJdrrss finrii lo; I’.' O ' closes nothingling. There will be a lunty. iW nuiniaincil. Mail raiei::i: AAll ItUlio nicj; |dalioK,1Ml.V - 5 i'4A.. tion for a Democratic j i ' ally and SuniJay $4.001 peper week, daily cetrr D wAW — Semite electioi The Timcs-Ncws r e g r e t s ;thh e : [j] S ™ » N e >»'8 ' T lK T u n c s ^ 1 seatin2000inI in New Y ork. grror inly $3J0 per week. 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Study links lowow-tar, filter cigarette!tes to cancer fwESrYOUu c o v m i WASIUNCrON —- Filter-tipped cigarettes witi«th milder tobacco TbeLesSdmabbU 'arrant)' actually have increas.eased the incidence of one typtype of lung cancer because smokers haveave'to inhale mpru deep ly to getf;ci a jolt of nicotine, ' .a s m d y s uggesui. ITiTil WITH EVERY' I NEW OR RETREAD •tu^ilkflsHlie-jncrease— — H R e ^^i^ilSSEN G EB&I lLT Tire WE sell! of a type* of cancerr thithat occurs deep in tlie limg,g. said s Dr. Clark W. Hcaih Jr.of tlieAmerineric;m O m cer Society, JTiTilROADtiMARD') W arranty Unfiltered cigarcttc-jttes produce h arsh er sm oke and;inc larger particles. llie sc have been linkiinketi to cancers w hich .are asii:.Lsually found in the fTilTi Flat Repairsi lining of tile upper pulmonarypul sj-stem, said Heatii,h, tliet lead author of ished Wednt>sday in the Joumamal of the National a study to be puhlislu IN.. . : ______...... O inccr Institute. B B l fiilT lTiRE Botatidh EHIIBaunce Chec;cKS Committee pa:passes ban on Intermmet taxes I I WASinNGTON —- Despite objections from sta te and local gov- [ m ii Replacement,r , 1 s t 2 5 % emments, a Senatee p;panel endorsed a bill Tuesda;day that would ban local laxus aimed at the Internet and online computerco services I ^ ^ ^ w T r e a d t o anti transactions. The bill, opposeded byI many states and citieses currentlyi taxing In te rn e t services,. clicleared the Senate Commerlerce, Science.and.. . .-A Transportation Comnimmitteconal4-5 vote, “The Internet willivill b e th e b u sin ess in frastruructure c of the 21st f A Century,” said Sen.n, IR oa U 'yden, D -O re., th e bill’s bill chief sponsor. j m 2 3 ^ ' "To subject it lo as many i; as 30,000 taxing juristri.sdictions applying / m different n ite s Of tuxaa.xaiion would b e a m istak e,”" hih e said. I
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I Abductio I ^ W ednesdaAY B 3 3 ^ plotleadtlers - rsPECIAi i m l sentence!2d onyiJOlD Y A L T R E A T f A L P IN E . T e x a s - (AP) (A ■_ BUYY one Get one Xr R E E CrRIch-afd------r‘PoSurBi5Cntefar**'Sbawb( p 5 boxiyshoftcato — Fudgo C oko Supiom o McLaren was sentenceiced to 99 ■BananaSpU;SpUt ■ 16 ta . BUzzoTd 01 Bnxoo3 • years in prison and his,s toi p lieu------379Addi'on AvoV/. tenant got 50 years Tuesuesday for 5^5 31^0 Lakesos Blvd.B N plotting a n a b d u ctip n that;iat led to a Twin Falls•alls ^ T f m p r , Twin Falls w ecklong standoff w ith popolice. 733-655‘5 5 7 BQtii' L o c a tio n« s 7 3 4 - 8 7 8 7 McLaren ancf Roberle r i O tto . ______nus'jfai t^o-.TJ/rc^ ■ whose group believes Tcxi'exas is not _part of the United Statea te s, w ere __ th e first of five R ep u b lic n to be tried in the April 2< JSTRATED~| tion of Joe and Margaijarei Ann IS YOU I WWlUR CHILD FRii Row e. >me? The kidnapping evev e n tu a lly A t S c hh i o o l ? brought some 300 statee t tro o p ers >ou suspect Attention - -aii and Texas Rangers to the remote ^^5 Disorder, Hyfiieraclivity, west Texas resort wh«v h e re th e ^ y \ gI c k - P Jd/o/ Republic maintainedI itsit head- 0 0 Leanjrning Discbilities? ites park literature to m otolsts onterliterlng the 'nallonal park'* »outH e g e 10 th e \ ^ An unldentined Yotemltee NNational Park ranger distributes quarters. They laid siegi Ysl & State law s that lassy until / ■ftiere o re Federal enlranco this'spring; group’s so-called embas: M cLwn and others agretj-eed to lay | p rotect y o io r chiW rcn. dow n th e ir w eapons M a y : Let us help YOUU help your child. Judge Kenneth DeH:•Hart sen- ' ^ > ^ A fenced the separatists aftafter hear- ' s. Schedule a hetee conjulfotion e s t io n ing testimony in the puniunishn^ent \ Evening & W eekend1 aappoinimonls avoibble C u t ting i thee c o n g €I phase from several prosrosecution \ Yv. 1 witnesses, includingig Texas ^ / \ j : Williams L, an d ih n s i . / J l / y F u U e f & R a n g ers a n d th e Row es, ai A t t o r n eL-ys y al Law [jpeared on raffle in Yosermite park friends of Otto’s who appc (2081734-1602!» » 1-800-967-1133 Plan targe;ets heavy m h is b e h a lf . N o o n e spinoers believe obstniCTcd thc■ _- maybC-they_wouIdn’tt slshoot us. ' • Known as thee Valley million peo anyw ay." , 90 percent of them naiuraural flow of waier nnd con- ^ Implementation Plan, tinthe project every year. 91 , On Friday, a jury coi tribributed i to severe flooding in ; wt)iild rcduce day-use aua u to m o ------he park last January. Parking, McLaren and Otto of eng - hilu traffic by as much ; organized criminal acii' uton am m gfurjiist one aui;as re a for 2,500 day-use v ehides ! percent on peak suni i 'm m f r A l Yaami/e, tititt their role in ihe kidnappip p i n ^ e vouldbedimiiiated. ; \vcekenAs, eliminate hunlu n d re d s inouUiIk'IW mem- m iuim lto (xtd' outside • TTie num ber o f hiking luidI couple lived near Republ of structures’from Yostosemitu • ' bers in the Davis Moi bjicycling ic j trnils, would be, ; V ulley l>y m oving o u tt o:o ffic e s - ihefxni'. oralll. Resort; a rural commurl u n l ^ 17S . . . ■ . mncreiused. en ______• and the bulk of empl , __ , m iles so u th ea.st of E l Paso, 'e pulm c tninspoil^ifioii.------AlthouRlt-thea i plun-liad-l>een- TvTwin-Fall.-;-734-8200 ------hoiisinK, convert several 5 Republic membere cnntnntend ------slowlowly taking shape, Januar>’’s fcromc '324-8827 of roads lo meadows aand n d b ik e U.S. annexation of Texascas in 1845 n S I K B H Ja flootlooding provided an luie.xix^- paths and return moreTre th a n , w as illegal a n d re fu se to0 recognizen F’)C4.CJrama Ocrui.rr*f«at*i»»atotn» valley as thdr destina- ed incencentive — about S190 million 1-JO acres nf parkinRig l1 o t s a n d having th e vail Texas’ statehood and instnstilutions, eiwlrSBCnO I?«n0 Mfrem-.c»Tn ming up to 7,000 cars in recoecovery funds, a large portion /•eat tf attm t xc o .m Avnua* co : asphalt to a natural state.Ite. tion ~ meanii . , in d u d in g th e co u rt systemcm , . . reshaping crowd the seven-square-milesev val- of whick'hidi cun now be used on mov- - The plan for re; J A c c o rd in g ly , th e l: o f r»] wO O a summer day. ing andant replacing structures and -- Y o s e m ite V a lle y __ — to be leyflooronasi McLaren and Otto quickljJdy turned •Mtng CO» CofTX»nO*a 0»>». [»u3 n, which would cost aiinpfyipground.s. tucrxv f0> •arty announced today at the park — The plan, i 5 into a bizarre legal spectaiinade, with Tiillion 10 S270 miilion. Natitational Park Ser\’ice officials pv» juioct to cnoriQ* ««!nout notjce prows out of the concerr:em of Park .from S140 mill , both men reprcsentinj th e m - : broadly similar alter- s;iy it will\ take up to 10 years to Scrvice officials, enviro/ironmental offers tliree bi . selves and treating thec h a s a the partial restoration carryry outc the plan. FirSk, they groups and longtimene visitors natives for the 5 sham , II th a t th e e x perience oif f ooi n e o f th e of Y osem ite• Valley.V; w ant)t to tc choose among the plan’s t ' most dramatic settingings in ihe Among the:he strategies of the variousious ahem atives by early'ne.xt world was being oververwhelmed plan lo be unvtjiveiled totlay: summ e hy the general hubbub,ub, clutter, • TJie'amom o u n t of Irtdging in ------Nlo o ninaiier_wbich approach is exhaust fumes nnd cong'>ngcstionof Yosemite Valley V would be diosen,sen. th e succcss of th e plan will mass, mechanized tourisirism. reduced by aboutab 20 percent and be tied to an ambitious attempt Al ihe same time,, thetl plan, campgroundd spacess by about an outsideside tJie park to put together a lon^ transit .sj'stem to connect whicli will Ik‘ subjectedd tcto a series etjual amount,nt. rcglona of public hearings aroiround the • The parlarks headquarters commuununities in the five surroimd- an"s £)■ loved out of Yosemite- ingcoucounties to Yosem ite Valley. ifetera state, is being seen as; a ipotential woidd be movi CIA reverses e s ©iwemi b e F a ni £ e s s - nuke test clc l a i n i . D » ...... WASHINGTON (A( A P ) - ■ ™ iaiidaliSBckc Reversing its initial asstassessment, the CIA said Tuesdayly a tremor Brarii-C erli'M F a mlilij i l i Pfiijsicim st near a ^|(|j detected in August itfi 2 5 Y e a rs E x p e r ie n c e in;ill! (fie M agic'W lley i l Russian atomic test sitelit e w a s n o i hey fought in thel e a nuclear explosion. A n n o u n c:es' e s . In an opinion likelyly ito boost Kevolutionary WiVar, th e C ivil L-fforts’to ratify a n u cleare a r te st ban T I4 F truaty, an independerJent panel HILIEj OPENING OF HISIS NEW OFFICE o j^ H i War,V\; World W arsl& n, annd dozens of appointed by CIAL LD ir e c to r P George Tenet dismisse o t h ea- r conflias.< They are: Aj m e r i c a ’s dons thal the "scisinic e' N o vvem e ber3,1997, th e coast of a Rassion nnu( u d e a r test a j. t 0 V e t eaans. r a We salute theirr b r a v e r y ! site w as caused hy a st.-cre.■crettest. )1221 2 Lynwood Mall The tremor was dettletected on Aug. 16, near Novaya ZeZ em ly a, an island off the northern:rn cciast of m f R e mlember e i that importarm t veteran in Russia that has beenn a nuclear [\jO|('1' ^Schilling A ppoiiilm i tc.st site for decades. y o u r ffamily. ; F or $20 you1 (can subm it The CIA. using spyy s; s ;..o llilc 5 p flUine IJl 734-3226 eavesdropping technoln o lo g y a n d y o u r pphoto an d th e infotnnm ation coupon other infor-nation, coic o n c lu d e d that Russia was como n d u c t i n g I k b e l o wIW. . 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SAYBROOK, 111. (AP)IP) — Tr , he local Lions Club apologilogizcd for awarding first prizeize in a ^KLT Halloween costume connontest to a ^B l \ girl in Ku K lu x K lan robesibes. M a V O .l “The incident of lastast Friday Halloween is unfortunuunatc and ' the club regrets any offoffense to ^ nny individual or groul:out^s,” the m Lioius said in a statem eiit. ■ People at the contestist ■said 14- 1 year-old Virginia Payne’'ne’s outfit ^B \^ featured swastikas aia n d th e ' ^ B h phrases “Kill themI al a n d “White Power.” Saybrook is a townI of nearly 7G0 p e o p l e a b o u t 110 m ile s • - southwesrofehicago. . Virginia said her costuistum e was in.'tpired by a TV showt aabout t the / ra ■ Holocaust and actualu a lly w a s q ^ meant as a statem ent i racism. S h e sa id tlia t bemS 3 ; ; C O N V E I W B ates TIONS fUBNITUBC✓iisSCiC • /AFPUANCC» • ILICT90NICS • CARr>Rpti • n oon COVIB NO KKK hood, her eyesyes' were •» A . o •Aj k l J L O C A T 1 ‘ death and • crossed oiit to indicate dc ^BURIEV^ CMUM/SUN VAUEY COOO^NC,1N« ELY^NE a teardrop wns paintedted on her I 470^1733* ""‘•raA-aiJS 9M-442I1421 734-7476 289-3>-237is 733-lsi4 4 : o r , cheek in sympathy for 1 EXFttESSO£LlWIVEHY . £ - Z l H STORE FINFiHANcma • S O D J t r s sSAME / i AS CASH. O.A.C. " viciints.
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1997 ___ ; ______A-6 Twifl Fillj,i.Jdaho ItH JWw!r»idiy,_ND«rTib«f 5._193: Tat again WORI.D/ Volcano) threatenssMontsen vorry. “It’s more a political SALEM, M ontserratIt (A{ P ) — A bbott g ave e a a n estim a te d 100 re a l wo; tliat tliey've finally decidedi ' The new British gover:'ernor on residents of thehe west' coast'tovms tiling, tl !t th e p r e s s u r e o n p e o p le T uesday g av e islanders liningliv in a of Salem, Frithith’s, Fleming and to put 1 to move our,^’ L u c k e tt said.' xpulsion danger zone three dayss toK leave, Old Townc until u Thursday thereto Iraq agrtreestodel day U5. a t e th e area. B1 u t Abbott, speaking on saying M ontserrat’s yoli,'olcano i s ' evening to vacatc seirat Radio and citing sci- th r e a te n in g its big g e stt eruption ei For months,IS, scientists have , 31ontsei s' reports, said: “An explo- yet. been saying the towns are per- entists' two or three tim es larger olutior\ “I am determined thatat the vol. ilously close toto the smoldering • sion tw while U,J.N. envo^)ys seek so' anything we have seen toI cano should not bc aliollowed to Soufricrc HillsIs volcano.\ Ricliard than ar and delicato," Eckhard said. s q u ite possible."______. UNITHI) NATIONS ( expeciud to cult and - c laim a n o th e r life," Gov.L'.Antliony A Luckett, a Britislitish .seismologist at — datc-is? 's all Avish them success.” serrat Volcano The2 seaside capital of Ira<| iiRrccii Tiiestliiy in i> remain in Iraq “Ixit'sal AblM tt sa id am id acciLsatications that the Montser . le Security Council has , said Tuesday that Plymououth was cvacuatcd in the till; exp u lsio n of AnK-ric; iv.- tltrough. the The : British inaction led to the deaths Observatory, sa nod of. “-Serious consc* newthrcar.thougha --yearafiafter-the volcano ronred to — inspectors until ilircL- sipeci:il|k-( U.N— . 5?^ end of the ' Warned of 19 'people'in a'm ajoreir’enip tio n 't h e r e was no new ices" if Iraq does not rescind ion remains “a very life in,1995.-.. 1! -- “ fnvnys finish tlicir inissidision. ^» week. . "The quences e a rlie r th is year. . . major explosion xpulsion order, llie world lra() h a d ■ A m e ric a n « secretary-gen- iis expi is challenging Baghdad by incmhtTS of a U.N. w & e ra l is p leased brrdy is ing out aiins iasi>ections and itispfCliun.enerat KofKofi Annan said. “He hasas Ibeen assured tha; words i and all related,d, pertinent Infonnatlon)n concerning their Intent is have miscalculated oncc appealed personallyIv tto lra« ii no m em b ersa (ifol the team will be Iraqis 1 i s u c o f th e I d a h o A d m in lsitratlve ti B ulletin. n in challenging the authority m a k e t h e fo lloiw w ! ln g r u l e s in t h e n e w is s u ' d e p u ty I’riine M inisterrTari(|Aziz T: expelled fronrom Iraq while his ag;iin in le inienuitioiial community,” Rules Governing Medl- (o su sp e n d th e e.\])ulsi«il all.dn- )l-9704.KulcsGovcrnin({Mecl- tiatlvo to obtain an indepencl DockelNo,IM30M ver $5000 and gives the I and Children, Implements rable m edical equipm ent ove . . ICAld for Kumlllcs ai irlor authorize DME or : 100-hour rule requirem ent In D epartm ent authority to prl« '^nlverdcletlnKthelO ■iflty lor this /unction; pioymenl/underemployrnent contract wflh a private enfl LS'biiys . (letermlnlnKuncmpIo ^05. Com m ent By; No- ^WORR L D I N B RRIEF-^ In n tw o-parent l.nniilyiilly and adds new , 1997. vember 16.1997. Dockct No, 1W)414-9702, Ru!lules Governing th e Low ...... Dbck'elN n. IG-OSOI-©■1-9705. Rules Governing th e IS celebration of Jewiwish terror p llanes a to Income Home Ijiergy Asslstnncince I’fogram. Repeal of Germany bans i F ood Stam p Prosramam. . Adds tw o new categories chapter. Comment By; Novemb9lh ;uinivers.liy of “ Krisniismllnachr." ------ymieJran— creases ({rbss and netni Income stimdards'and — Lowlncome Home Energy-/ swithfederallaw.Com- Members of the extiextreme right National Demomocratic Party of allotmcutnmounts;.-)!fi:aiiow ances paid 10 children Rewrite of chapter complies v 17. neniiany siiid the demlemonstriition scheduled forr S;Saturday was lo WASASIHNCTON (AP) — The with spina billda bono rn to Viel Nam vcteran.s are m ent Dy: Novem ber 26.1997. ted Stales bought 21 le lor determining cllglbilily. protest what they called[led "leftist te m ir" agiiinst their.'irorganiziition. ( United excluded ns Income I lDAF>A39-DEPT.OFTn/HANSPCniATION em ber 2G. 1997. Saltirtlay is tlie dayay I b efo re th e annivers;ir>’ off illthe Nov. 9, 1939, advano.inced MiG-29 warplanes — C om m ent »y: Noverni P. 0 . 80 X7129, Bolsol;o ID 03707-1129 KristJillnaclit, or thee NNight «)f IJroken Glass, duriiiiring which Nazis sii:neofe of \yhich are capable of car- D ocket No. IG430II30S-9704. Aid lo th e Aged, Docket No.390270-9701. Ruleiles Governing Restricted destroyed Jewish pro|Hro|H;rty and dragged jew s offff ton concentration ryingg nuclear n weapons — from B lind, and Dl.i.iblcd.-•d. Revises legal non-cllizen Driving I’crmlls. Authorizes issu.suanccolreslricted driv- rules on drug addict and alco- camps, it is also thee anniversaryai of Hitler’s 1923)23 failed coup in the formerfor Soviet republic of (.-Ilglblllty; repeals rul< Ing ]K-rmlts lor Administrativeve license Suspensions. holic ellKlbtllly; pcrsicrsons lieeing a (elony pros- M unich, after wiiicli lieh e 1w ent to prison and w m ie"M'Mt ein Kiunpf.”------M o lddova o \ to keep them out of Comment By; November 20.199997. g nrol)allon o r pjiM e are not ------Ira ni’ ’ss military n arsenal, Peteiuc-... . _ecutlonor.v)0htinap ------Doekcl No. 3W )272-970l.i,.Rules 1 Governing. Ad--- a sh paym ents: adds ih a t per- reiary William Cohen dis- eligible lor A/\»Dcast ministratlve License Sus|>ensnslons. Authorizes Ihe so n s convicted infedeirderalorstalecourtforlraudu- Iran marks dat(ate of U.S. em bassysy takeover L‘d Tuesday. Division of M otor V ehicles; tot( conduct telephone lently misreprescntlrnting residency are not ell- e License Suspensions TliHRAN. Iran — Thousands 1 of Iranian protrotesiers burned iVe a re v e ry h a p p y to h a v e hearings lor Administrative I g lble for paym ents»lor lo len years. Comment by; Jerations alter final or- _ American flags andd beatIv effigies of Uncle Sammi before .setting them-,n; iinstead of the Iranians,” 7. - - . -. . (ALS): allows ALS reconsider ■ N ovem ber 2C.,1997. n and docurlient dea'd- i.sday, th e 18th an n iv ersary ofi)f tthe seizurijfU.S. Coheiien :said at a Pentagon brief- ders: increases notilicatlon i them ahla/e on Tuesda D ocket No. 1G-030J308-9702. Temporary Assls- lines Irom 3 to 5 days: and IdtIdenlilies w hen a p e a c e lim hassy. V ing. ta n c e fo rra m ilie slnn liIdaho. Includes Ameraslans officer cannot Issue a temporiorary permit. Commenl celebrates the anniversary as i The Kovemmtnit cell » it ic were ayi'. . rohcuhen said.the Iranians had and Cuban/Hnlllans18 ias legal non-cllizens who. By: Novem ber 26.1997. i, m B an d slo(I™ is pous feast, 'Hie day; beganbe with schotil bells pealir jired about purchasing the lor up to live yearsrs Irom enlryi to ,lhe United 01. Rules Governing 0.tliant-'M catlUoj^merica'la and death lo ______a irc raft Docket No. 39-0308-9701 ...... iruupitiR outsitlc-io.tl raft-from Moldova, a form cn..------.-Stales,. could, potenllinilall>Lbe:dltlbIcJorJrAB—— f*requallllcatlon ol VftHnble Ler of th e Soviet Union ne.s- C om m ent By: Novemem ber 26. 1997. ♦ a n d o th e r Auxiliary Axles,. /Allows Port ol Entry slrators that their j, Speakers al (he rail;rally told the 30,000 demonstr; I between Ukraine and D ockct No. lC-030>309-9712. Kules Gvvernlng Inspectors tow eigh preq'uallfillfied variable load sus- presence showed thcrtlere wa.s no chance that Irann vwould moderate lania. Since the evaporation Medical Asslslance.AL-. Allows and uoverns the pro- pension axles If they believe'c .axle Is overweight or ils hostility toward the;he U n ite d Slates. lie Soviet Union, many cash- vIslonoMn-pallentps;psychlatr'lc hospital services no t carrying sulficient welBl'l(jht. Com m ent By: No- On Nov. 4. 1979,'ni. nine inonths after the Ayan,-atollah Kuhollab "inpwpped former members of the In In stitu tio n s for MetMental Disease. Com ment I3y: veinber 26,1997. N ovem ber 20, 1997. Khomeini ousted the:ie IU.S.-supported Shah of Irar Warsins-siiw Pact h:ivc be en offering PUBUC HEARINGS. Publicillc Hearings h av e been Islamic Kovemment,1, m ilitnnl stu d en ts sto rm ed the ihi U.S. Lm bassy th e irr weaponryw( for sale, Dockct No. 16-0309-9)9-9713. Rules C.overnlnu Medi- sc heduled for th e lollowingI dockets:d and took dozens of' hohostages. Many were releaseiised shortly there- ohen said Iran, am(mg other cal Assistance.-Tbcr.iiirapeulic equipment clioice is Oopartmont of Heallhllh and Wolforo responslbliltyolphysllysician and therapist and cost after, but American::a n s w o re held for 4-W days. nation-s,ons, w-as interested in the air- Docket No. 16-0101-97fl4,. • Rules Governing the or service: allows for 6 month Is Included In luc for s Control ol Air Polfutlon In Idsl('laho t. physician reccrtlllcatli;ation of services lor long term, Typhoon tearsrs through Vietnam;i; 1 2 0 dead “ ''11,0rhcse MiG aircraft were on chronic patlenls;s: removes exclusion of Idaho Board of' PIPharmacy r shopping list,” he said, not .hippolherapy; allows)ws Inclusion ol therapeutic Docket No. 27-0101-9701-1• Rules ol the Board ul VSONC DOC, Vieinannam — M otm ds of sp lin teredJlimliLTamlmisl. ti in particular that Iran is slcal. occupational and speechI Pharm acy ,vere all that remained of tbelie coastal town of c(|ulptnent for pbyslca ed siieets of steel wer wn to be seeking a means of therapy. Comment iJy:By: November 26, 1997. Jay, a day after Typhoon Lind•inda cui a vicious , known I Administrative Bulle- Song Doc on Tue.sday, dcveloj'eloping nuclear weapons and Please reler to th e Idaho A ' D ockct No. IG-030)309-97M. Rules Governing , tIn.NovcraberS, 1997,Vo1u;1umc97-Hfornot1ccs swath througli souihcnncm Vietnam. ;livery system for them, icoplc have been confirmed (Ittod, iis many ns “ Medical Assistance.Ue. Deletes Targeted Case Man and text olallrule-maklngs.ppublic hearing sched- While only 121) pcor he planes were taken apart agcmcnt for Parenllnning Teens nnd Ihcir Infants aboard 1,300 fishing boatsu thattl Sjink in the • 1 ulc5. governor's executlve.ses orders, and agency 1,000 pe(*ple were abi ,1 a n drflown flc by huge C-17 trans- which has been replaplaced. Com m ent By; Novcm- nils, a n d w ere presum ed dead, contact names. ______in te n se rain and winds, is to the Wriglu Patterson Air b e r2 6 . 1997. sjiid that another 1,000-plus; peoplep( w ere still R escue w orkers sjiic ce Hitse in Ohio over th e past unaccoiuited for, andmd some may have survived:d t th e d e v asta tin g .severaljral w eeks, the secretary said, C i t i z ems n ofTwin Falls Cc;!!ounty can view allI issui e s typhoon. he aircraft represent the first typhoon to hit sintihem Vietnainam this century, ‘ Liiula, th e worst typ! anced MiG-29C models o f tfie A dirIministrative Bulletii;tin at th e county laviw libraries. 3oc and other communities throhrouglimit Qi Mau advani laid w aste to Snng Doc uircd by tho United States, and Kien Giang provi•ovinces with winds gustingJ tot( more than fiO acquir( C ohen:lensaid. / ' Copies of thetie Admlnlslratlva Bulletin antand other rules publications5 1are available fo^ m ph. . __ T hhose o s are capable of carry purchase. Foro r subscription InfoimatloiiI arand ordering call (208) 334-J1-3577 o r w rite th e le ar bombs. O flio e o l Ih ei AdiTiInlstratlveA Rules Cooi^lrrdlnatgr, Department of Admlnilnistration.esoW . Surgeon:A yeaear later, Yeitsin doioingwell hey -sjiid these are not th e first V state St., Rooroom 100. Boise, Idaho 83720.20. Visa and M astercard accc c e p to d . ______y MOSCOW — A yeat.•ear after a heart bypass open)eration. President MiCsh K to e n te r the U.S. m ilitary’s I A d m in is tra tiv e C o d e a r e nlo o v t/a v a ila b le o n lloris Yeltsin is health)Ithy and strong, but-siill shoulduidn't shoulder his inventientory of weapons jhat are; . T h e I d a h o A ddministrative m Bulletin and Ac , from the Hom e rifle and ro hunting■ hht(H) often, his surgeon s;iid TiieI'uesday. u s e dd bby potential foes. Other the Intorrtet at the following address:: hihttp://w ^.stato.ld.u8/, fi T he presitlunl, whoiio tunde^vent an ejecirocardiojdiogrunt and blood Soviet-iet-made warplanes, tanksi Page, select's"State Government Agencin c i e s “, fin'd D e p a r t m e n t o ff ^A d m in is tra tio n , work today, no longeiiger gives doctors reason too worry" about his andI eveven SCUD missiles have‘ t h e n R u l e s oif f tlthe State of Idaho. h e alth , said Dr. K e nlai a t.Akcliurin. b e e n ii([uietly acquired and stud- ied by military officers over the ______^airaedftanwtertjxrts years.rs. ■ n Z l
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School disstricts say ]L ance’s ckl a i m o f w in in ffunding b£)attleis.prei^mature Ll _ P q)r : great (CD rates MOSCO\y (AP) — Plaintiff!tiffs in cials planned to traveltra to Boise maintain itit LsLs unfair for children of “ “ .1 school-fimding lawsuit agaiig a in st - . - f o r a N ov.-17 c o un n dat^i But 4th--.-richschocidiild istria s to liave modem- ask, S(iom eonee you knlow. the stale say Idaho Attorrorney District Judge Dan•aniel Eismann learning environmentsenv while stu- ___General Alan Lance’s dcdaratiration dismissed the doiila im T h u rs d a y dents in luis affloeni,a often rural dis- . of vnctory'is prem a n ire. *Hn3 ruled it cannotnK b 'fncd again. • • mcts put"up'wiih‘l£:akS'"roofran(t up ------“We may have lost thiss liilittle Neumann said Mo:Monday that his old, unsafeebuilding.s. bu f i e skirmish, but we will coniirntinue group intends to Tilefile a motion for A studyidy funded by the on," said Gene:nesee reconsideration, Legislatureire isaid Idaho school dis- Superintendent D and Neumaimann. “If that doesn’t tf fly then we'll tricts wereTC lioti able to keep up president of Idaho. Schoolsols fbr appeal,” he said,. “"i“The problem with buildin,ding needs and estimat- Uqual Educational Opportunirinity. still exists regardlcdless of how it cd a maintintcnance backlog of 'Ilic coalition of school distristricts might be viewed." . S700 millionlion. Eism ann’s dismiss;il was fonned in. 1991 to file a law-1 •. A fte r su c ce ssfuully ll defending of the claimlim is particularly disap- suit against the Legislaturere con-c the state against the[he claim, Lance pointing. NeumannNo said. lx;causc tunding lawmakers are notot ppro- issued a statementnt ideclaring the there was'ais-a sense districts were - viding a constitutionally requisquired ruling an importan[ant victory for gaining gn>u;n)und. thorough education for Idalioh o ele-i everyone in Idaho,J. . The ca^a ^ was not the first m cntary and liigii school stude:adents. “It supports the,e c c o n stitu tio n al involving; tntm e school districts, Similar lawsuits liave beenen sue-■ tradition of localal control and In 1994,i, tlien4thtl: District Judge cessful in W ashington, Ohio,Oh responsibility,” Lamance said. "The Gerald ScduIud u ed er ruled th e lais'suit 3 Wyoming and Arizona. In IdaIdaho, decision allows Idaldaho to rcfocus was mootIt aftera the Legislature more than two dozen distristricts education spendinging decisions on Increasc-dI thtlu e annuiil public scliool committed 51,000 each thisis y e a r education, ra th e r thithan litigation."' appropriatioiation 18 percent. But nvo to keep th e su it alive. But N eum ann calliailed h a defeat years laterter the Idaho Supreme Neumann and other schoolxiloffi- c for Idaho’s school chil(M dren. PLiintiffs C oun revive<■ived th e suit. 61:1^i F&Gblam(nes cutbacfc^ for audit’s:s findings 2 4 - - m o r :d ice" that some financial nthC BOISli (AF) - The Fishsh and; not decreased, butmt instead have ty we face" . G am e D epartm ent a g re es wit!with an continued to incincrease," the reviews wiiwill not get done whqn audit critical of some of its agency said in its5 responserc to the staff is beiibeing cut due to bucfget accounting practices, but saysays the audit, problem s, . problems were caused becaecause During tight bud(udgets. Fish and The statelate audit was critical of • the agency warrrying to dolo nm o r e — G nm e said, request:csts for financial the PointIt olof Sale system far.scll-______M th less. information increasease greatly but ing" fish aniand game licenses and "T he rea lity th a t wc a re: facing fat at the same time,;, thetl staff avail- tags througl;niglj com puter term inals .'s that we have suffered.seJ .som e a b le to h a n d le thos“topA daCoim tyvTO ...... \n n ll u i l h ,111.11- i iMM BOISE (AI’) — A poll of 806 r ..... (Ir h .is c d n ii llll I...... ill .I I dents conduaed Ijy th e A da Cou^ h i m i SherifTs'Department and1 BoiseBo V ' ■ I .llh'ltMIN V lliilullx'llilIII lllfljlk \ I m IiI. lli.llllVIll'M- State Unirendty indicates residt J worry more about speeding t ^ that I ^ vandalism tlian nolent crime.- M)l( IttMlt.llK I' M ill ,1 Im i i K lli.iMuilx ^ While 86 percent felt safe a n - N n v s Adver “Their neighborhoodsarnight; ^ H - n r ’i;K ccy ill Touch P la n .
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r 2 m S o 5 — ■- Wednesday, Nc■lovcmbcrS, 1997 .. - , :.Thc-rim i cs-Ncws ■ ^E prroR iA SSHF Telfme.eY^rfhiy ^ ^ f |[ I ^ M n f r “ I t’s th er taxpayerrs^m oney; 'OT'—■you thihunhr ” ^ ||i I j - y o u 1 a m £sinic t r . th e y h aave a righiIt to k n o wv ; . V depres!SSU&...J' Soiiif public officinisals just don’i got and Glorlorla Falcimlnirg. Jerom e Com il. ty C o mninissioner n Roy Prescott, an They tion't iim lcrstistuiid that they ‘IVinl-'allalls i)i)Iice Capt. Jim Munn.) wDrk.for llif laxpayersers, and thai the So lateiIter, when the paper and thec TT V \ \ l ' i m laxpavLTs liavu a ri^btilu to know how siaiionI comci plained, the officials cou! ilic laxpayciN' biisiiiussss ii.s b c in B d o n e , d e c la reL* piously p that the reporters1 hah a d \V«j s a w lli e p r o b)lcm l c again last left t’o/unJttniarilu. Pretty clever, huh? w fek. Various liical; ofofficials held a Readerlers may wonder why any off th is c " "reiiW i" to lalk abiiutit £SIRCOMM, the matters.■s. Opinion( polls show that ne^; for C iiodinf;, Lincol:coin, Jerome and popularir people.[ Wlio cares if theyy gi g e t ■ b o u n c:d c d out of a meeting? t i 'I'win I'alls C()imties, ’l liey ilecidcd lo hold[)ld tbeir meeting Tlie iuis-weriui; is simple. Most tavpayc. ill private. When repotporters from The h av e jo>bs b s and families, 'lliey don’l ha\ 7i«ii'.<-.Vt’(L'i‘.a n d a loocal c i TV station time to) mn onitor wliat elected officiaicials N » /Css s7i(»vc(J ufj, th e iai.s- 7u.-ide il d e a r arcdoin^:.ng. 'Hiey have lo rely on the ne\'ncivs ■ y ihe reporiers weren't’i vw e lc o m e . 'H iey m e d ia toto keep1 them informed, I • ;beir differences Wlienn reportersr get thrown out - oc r .^1 waiiled to sort out the A. \ u\«r^ • “* - -1 ' and clear the air abouiJt cold complaints, are intimiimidated into leaving “voluntan ta r- they said. Having'rcpt2porters present ily” - taxaxpayers are basically deaf aan n d wmild siiflgr tiie convers;;rsation. blind. TTh h a t 's b a d fJ.);uiJ ------— ^ teiesiing(iut'Stion. arouses.s.public JI .suspicion about what Idaiio's Open M eeti:L'tinftS Law says being hidlid d e n , . mc-eimt;s of a public af’eigency Ixiard must Last week,wi the paper and^lJip'T be o|)eii. Clliea' are a few fc ciirefully de- stationlet le themselves get hamboozlei filled exLepliotis for penilerstmnei matters. We apoiooiogi/e to our readers for tha leal estate deals and thcl1C lik e .) a n d wJ e promise [: not to lei it happeS G lobal1 capital isis trickier tht a n so mle th in k I.asi week's “reireal"it" was clearly a again, I now on. if public officials war public nieelinjj. lieauisiu s e a q u o ru m of F ro m tn LiLglobal c a p ita lis t______c^vhLrc ^ • J*’ . porting countnitries. But the more countrtes.s. m ore o th e r exp o rrin g na; tiuu nieeiingwas.lbepwlpublic’s business, cially. AnyAn official who wants to sulsub- from Ban^ok)k to U uenos A ires. ,V!7 S . u i i i m jJ5QNJ K devaluij, the m ■ tions may waniant - o r Ije forced to follow Technically. tluiuRli,?b. the officials vert ihee Open( Meetings Uiw will hhav a v e M illions of Americansins iiave d o n e ju sl ^ suit. Oihenvistise. they risk losing expon didn't ihiow llie reporterters out. Several to do it: fonnaliy.onfo the record. th a t, pouring m ore th:than 5350 billion ihto ^ igust). But their en- ______m arkets. /\nd d lots 1 of A sian co u n tries uf them merely said tluthey didn't want We pre:>refer not to be confrqntationao n a l. su c h fu n d s(a so f Augi as in v e stin g has had ' have now devaivaliied. Since Ju ly th e T lia i.' ihe te])oriers to be tlieihere.'(As our re- But if that’sih; what it takes to protei3lect thusiasm’for overseas iv h a t____an.unintended .conwf)eouence: It helped______tM>0 manyi factories. O^speculatij)itij)n pro- • Indonesian an(md Philippine currencies are ____ _ ------porter-recitlls-itrlhos'tose-staiem enis-ihe-pubiiblic’s-righis,-tiien-t!m t’s-wh{ trigger the turmoil inin w orld sto c k m ar- pelsels stock prices to unrealistic: helie i^ iis . downi 35 perccccnt to 40 perceniTLiule [M’s Al Sandner we’ll 0.do. came from SIRCOMM’ k e is a n d now casts anm im m en se cloud Andind ample foreign exchange --the th dollars ‘ wonder there'se 's pressu re on H ong Kong. _____ over ihe global econoilomy. orr yenyi provided by overseas invenvesiors«fi- . Latin Americaca,Eastem-Europe and even • “Capital flows” -ininternational move- namances a spending spree on imponpons. India and Chinlina a re n ’t im m une, m e n ts of investm entt f u n d s - a r e th e If If c ap ita l inflow s .slow or re vverse, e r the All that globobal capital compounds the Achilles' heel of ihuI woridw economy. As hooioom can collapse. Precisely this hap- pressure. Suppppose you’re n mutual-fund 111heTimes-i-N ew s in v esto rs .shift fundss ama ong c o u n tries, penien ed in T h ailan d , w here the-pn■-present cri- mapager invese sied in, say. Brazil. You to b u y Brazil's c u rren c y (m e Stephen Hartgen...... PuWlihsr VIckI L. ForiFerrara...... Circulation d!r«lor•ctor _ ih e y foster boom s andnd busts. Asia’.s crisis sisis started.s' Construction halted}d iion u n - . . s o l d d o lla rs to Brazilianstocks. But if you Claih Wstworth...... Manaclng editor Peter York. etor re p re se n ts th e thirdI globalg e p iso d e sin c e neetceded office buildings. Bad loailoans miLsh-. real) td buy Br 1980. Major Liiiinecoconomies stagnated roonDomed a t fin an c e com panies; anan' d b a n k s. fea r a devaluaijatioh (meaning you’d get ,• Tho momilembors of tho editorial board andIw wr rltorsot editorials in th o 19H0s from theileirdebt crisis: too The'h e stock m a rk e t dived: Sim ilarJ a r pro b - ' few er do lla rss forf Brazilian currency), ^ are Stephen1 Hartgen,Ha Clark Walworth, Steve CrumpCn and Gregory Hahn. _____ many bank loans. In11994 1 Mexico suf- lem;.-ms afflict o th e r A sian economiiim ies, a n d you'd try' to avoidavi th e loss. Y o u 'd sell f e re d an outflow of fundsfu that caused a thelie losses1 e x te n d to th e ir foreigndgniniding your Brazilianm stock a n d conven^the.pro- d e e p recession in 199;395. T h e q u e stio n now parmers a rt and investors. - c ee d s h a c k iniinio dollars before th'e deval- — is how b a d Asia’s bustist will bo and how Ja p a n is o n e loser, because otl:o th e r A sian uaiion o c c ure n e d . lli is is how stock-mar- - 5 -L e t t e fRS------— much it wil! hnn there rest of th e world. No ecorconomies absorb alwut half itsiis ic x p o n s k e t collap.ses5 and a currency depreciations o n e know s, but th e aftershockafi could be andnd because Japanese banks haveha\ suf* (and the fearr ofo them ) feed on eac h otherr are imporiani, but are they mon Support city, nation by contributing im . surprisingly large. fereBred more loan losses. Japan’sI’s eeconomy and c5n becon:jm e self-fulfilling. lant than ihe lives.of ail the Su- In .th e 1990s th e woi,'orlU’s p o o re r coun- mayla y grow only 1 p e rc en t to 2 pper e rc e n t in W hat’s clear>ar - a s ^s^lh th e Larin debt Vt'teiatis Day is the last e peo])Ie? y Stars anil Stripes will be)e displayedc on -n ' r tries have received vavast, p riv a te foreign 199J998. Som e o th e r A sian economia m ies w ill , ;crisis - is th au t thet providers of global cap- t article shows the real life of nvestment managers, multi- •'lAvin l-‘alls city stre e ts in : investment. Between:n 1990 a n d 1996, in- fr.re:.re much worse. Gregory Fagerg e r o f t l i e ’ ital (b an k s, inv . . . " " vvictims, i ; not just a painted jiictiu I flows totaled S938 billlillion, r e p o n s th e Instinstitute of In tern a tio n al Financiance ex- nationals) folicillow th e c ro w d -F irst they 'I'win Falls Monarch Lion; I isn’t true. It shows tlie terrible We have enjoyed a suciluccessful year W orld Bank. Of this,, abouta half was direct, pectectsTliailand’s .GpP to shrinkik 1,51 p er- supply to o muiI'uch capital; th e n tliey with- the people in the Sudan. Some anil we appreciate the su|support,I,a, wc U'-J-'J'' iriohal companies centen t in 1998, co m p ared w th grqijro w th o f d raw it to o abribniptly. D eveloping coun- e may just go tiirough this ariiclt[icle invesnnent; multinarii have received. budding factories orroffices. o Another fifth 6.4.4 pi e rc en t in 199G; th e Pliilippirip in e s' • • trie s (includiniing China, th e fo rm er Soviet ■ili forget it in ihe next few sec- 'Hie proceeds uf the prt J w en t into local stock< nma rk e ts; m ost o f th e GDI;D P. be thinks,’will grow a mleager eaj 0.5 Union and Easjistem Europe)iepresent Ilut if we would piii more and ...... many hical pro^;rams sucI lank lo a n s or bonds. perc'crcent. down from 5.7 l)erccntTit iin 1996. - n e arly h a lf oif ft th e global econom y. If capi-i- a rtic le s w ith 'o th er people’s siif-nj-. re s t cam e tlu-ougli bar •siKhi projirain. sto v e ra ll rc*cipient \V W hat’s w orrying is th e prosper:pect that ttl flows to thehem slow sharply, theiii im- - - ; (not just tile Sudanese war. alsc China wns the largest The ciiy also sliows itsIS rei s p e c t fo r na- .[‘^ring Oi {cxico(S112billion), theihe crisis might spread beyondid A sia. . ' p o n s from richicher countries mighfStag- die other wars) in newspapers, (S217 billion), but Me: liiinal holidays and the.•desiretobcami- dc from‘he Br.izil(S7Gbimon),MiMalaysia (S60 billion), . Corr:ompetitive devaluations areI oneon d a n - n a te o r dro pI. . Tliey1 woiild try to spur n iayhee itthen the people will recognize : fv its streets, In d o n esia (SSO billion:)n) a n d T h ailan d (S48 gcr.cr. By devaluing its currency—i/—making their economicnies by ex p o n in g m ore, y for help! d We will he sohcitinR, thelaiierparioftin is a cry f billion) all got buge ininflows. ilI cch h ea p cr in le rm s of other cu rrem n c ie s - B ut how muilu d ) can th e rest of th e world praise for the article.. countries cannot expon theirc l ‘W7 a n d th e first of l ‘jyW8 8 for I99«. In theory, the capitaital is a boon. It en- a cco ountry gains a n e x p o n advantvantage, b e- absorb? A ll coi lU 'C C A SC H M U C K I th. H ere lie th e se ed s of a We will iippreciiiie tlielie continued , ables poorer countriesies to re d u c e poverty cnuToll. lecades Prosecutor Janet Rcnceno cov- only protectsts those who should be pros-)• 'd j. W alker’s letter danese war lie in hospitalital beds with Soyouli;1 have the lienefits without thefie In re g a rd to I'loyd red rampant voter cheatingg andai fraud. ecuted. Ms. RenoR is not gorgeous, hon- b a d pnin, playing dominO'inoes and asking problerni.•tns th a i a re b ro u g h t ab o u t w■ith ith on th e la u re ls of Jammet Reno; She de- When President Clinton nomlominated "• est or moral,1. them selves what’s Roingig onc: in iheir casinos.!IS. Next time you are in Jackpotlot serves no laurels. ,Is. R e n o , h e sa id , “S h e is a front-linefro , LEEARFO:■ORD country. How terrible is ouro world? drive aroundam the streets and take a1 D ick H n fc r has resesearched and docu- rime fighter and a caring publublic ser- Twin FallsIs Why do we let things hap]lappen like this? good loolook. Do you see an environmenticnt mented the lives andnd h a b its o f C linton 'a n t." ou would like to live in? mo's record as state ^ Don't these pictures sht)clK)ck us? th a t you appointees. Hs. Rcnc As her first act as attorneyey general, |yiedla SUflOrounds us dally I think articles like thehe oneon Mon- YouI havehi the benefit of those 8000 a tto r n e y a n d ch ief pip ro s e c u to r for M ia- ,^he 0 promptly fired 93 U.S alt' lie m e d ia? T h e m e d ia is th e day, Oct- 13,1997, are imporlaniim | for peopleL- payingp Idaho state taxes, the m i a n d D ad e County,ty, Fla., is so incrcdi- ,^0^vorking for the Justice Depai,“p ‘a V ° S II which is being spent in your watch on your VCR, your newspapers. Tliere shoulcluld be more arti- payroll v '*■ bly deficient that itt Ibeggars the imagi- ,og0 get only one man, Jay Steptcphcns. .. unity, and liie payroll that come shows, the music you listenn cies so everybody will be shocked; and commun n a tio n . le was on the verge of indictlictinsCon- favonteTVsl he permanent residenis of Jock ar. your Sunday morning' every .single person woulcadd finally begin from the S h e h a d a Io.sing rcrecord in higli pro- ;ressman Dan Rostenkowski,iki.inHuen. '"m your car, o r m a g az in es y o u re a d . T lie to do something aboui it.it.' We can’t let poi. Pretr e tiy sw ee t deal. Being a 2-1-yeai file cases and let casNevada and a 17-year resi- e ry tb in g 1 ju s t lis te d and tilings happen like ihisi an>Tnore!an resident y e a rs . C rim e rose to'0 disastrousi propor- jcece that had life and death1 cocontrol. nicdia is ever I can't understand whyhy China, India dent ofif Jackpoi,J you don’t want casinc i'ived lions. Miami becamene the drug-running oveiver Bill Clinton’s lax bills.S. PPre.sident' more. ir l)ack yard. Nevada has sun-ivc in cnn influence you. For anI and the Uniled States dordon’t sign the in your 1) capital of liif worldJ duringt her years as Clir'linton completely justified•d 1her ac- '^he media i land mines ireaty, which:h doesn't( allow because,se people come lo ibis state fror ic m e d ia c an in flu e n c e you .state attorney. She1 satSi and did nothing, . tioj;iojis, even though most attortorneys instance, the I n iin e s. How can ihey forg<)rg e t ull ih e in- o th e r places,’theypin spend their money 3 do great things or bad even though she badid 230 lawyers under woiv'ould finish the remainderr olof their in movies loci noceni people who have'e tot' carry out and go) backb. to ilieir homes. Just ihink ilease don’t be a couch pota-1- y her supen'ision. I'iororida's political nnd tene rm . things. So pie tfie suffering of ihe natiorlion’s decision? it througnigh. W here would the money amethlng useful for a 1 its judicial systems wenLTc rife wilh unbe.- And A let us not forget the BraiBranch Da- to and do sorr Well. I know a good rea;reason for the come fromfro if ever>' community had its lievable corruption.1. vidi'idian Compound at Waco thathat she hur- change. OK!;i Uniled Stales not lo signlyi thl e la n d ow n cnsi;asino? m and Ken Collier, riediedly put a fiery end to. Shee srsaid, “We ERICNEL5LSON mines treaiy is the Koreaican Peninsula. GARYIIV SA LTA S T w o b ro tlie rs, Jim lalists, from tho Mia- havlave 10 protect the children.”I.” T w in F aIs lls - These mines between the;he north and the JackpcICAtJS££H‘nr TMoua 1 I I >oo p5H*r "^1 U J W lb V ------'/CU'PXAUnU! ^ . AOwe.zcKacf:ne n LJte -tHe vwy I H e l \ tWfJlA'lPMPtjeCNSOaCTYry ivf-vpr: arTffmcu*v!c-. ' u<9ute ‘£ANm:\tK y . \ .Aawr gcocwWi-.: L f l •, p~i\€-EaTi>^ ^ ( gecateecPAfU>jTypos'- (Frrr ■ ^ E iw r ^ rw ,------IhCSAMKffnON''^^^<■-' i mCHXPfPNTtim^! 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E m p lo y e^ers cite yyouth gaings, ■ ' ■ .*>■ c h a n g in gglifestykesasbig;is s u e s ^ ^ 5 * —* "inplojers in 1998 ^ ^ " niesVwhellulliu-r o r not to provide - - H . * couldTintI thems>,-lvi,.i,.s _ _ ■ M ic:iiai!^L-;i. O . • I lH.-acfitsto‘0 "significant o th e rs " in -•^^--om broilcd In issiios . 1 j.;iyan(i le^l.'Aliian p a rtn e rsh ip s...... I * stem m ing from-siiiiv Kakpi-1,1•:i,K .S I - H a m asas you leani; 1-anployers J L m ^ sc.\ seMial harass- decry th e alanuiiigal school ment, peisoiial bankruptcy and HroiMHitratiate and lack of basic )Mg younger jo b candi- , even gang violence. tiglitened imniigratioillion laws that skills anionf 'llicse a re am ong th e issues•s ' have re d u c e d The lalalNir b pool and niong those with a high that 18 hum aii-rcM iurce'execu‘•'I'- with worker shortageages in many iliiina. human-resource tives identified as problems theytlit industries, employersy e rsh a v e n o sch.H.l diplu •snote a serious lack of expect to face next year, wheii'-■■J choice bu t to h ire fromfroi a iKxmiing c-xecuiivesi stieiice skills ;ind sun-eyed by niy colleagiiL-s. population of teen-ag1-iigers. m ath m id s< -eof basic Hiiglish. Otie hum an-resource t-xecuii:utive “'n ia t will b rin g'inthetougliesl in kiliiwledgei suit, more employefti • at a Soutliw esiem com pany s;iids;ii m e m b ers, dedic■dicatedto ■ A sa re.sul coniraciual agreemi^fts gang presence in th e w-^xwHKctIUiivI'init. 'niisaiiu- nt financing has created theircompanies.) "■ of co-w orkers of the s tim e for th e whole truth- those people whichich shows th e increm ent f wlLidistnlnitCil hii ' Is of giwd m im ufacturing The problem is likely to escii '■ Same-sex relationsionships also '" ‘■ '.''"n''5/' This group of p w p le hass ■ c ity will receive a d'donation of h 'jn d re d s ol itltkr Trihiiiw • resid en ts of th e Twin li'late in the near future. With' |M)se a n o ih e r (]uesiiostion for compa- alleged th e d ty eith e^ lia s ppr r isi > 28.16 iicres of land,nd. A t ih e tim o '■‘■‘S' ja and iLSsisted in m ure going to rcccive a ^ f t of landm d ' th e m a p w as voluntuntarily given to . Falls area a )jnillionofjicw.private . .. —— fro m P in n a d c Lahd and •—T------. th«3flrit wasexplairlained th e m a p ------thanS fM jni ent in the community, .Investments, 'lliat is noftrue.rue. T lic .was d raw n by oncoicofthecontrac- investment ould not have taken I "A story 1 reportirtcd not long ■ c ity did receive a gift of twVO o acresa .to rs b id d in g on thehe construction ’ which woul from Jo e Rassell n e ar 320010 RoadR o f th e new rail yardard.ni*e refer- place without th o tavincremunt ago showed me how I m u ch Ig. Tax-increm ent fin a n c -,. a n d W m berly R tw d.'D ie cityrity encetp“2p.l6acrciaes donated to Iinancmg. I only lie used wheii new ' - ■' people‘ii(ire**?5re'abibour helping ' applied for and received a> permpc it c ity ” \vas made byIjy thi a t cohtrac- in g c a n o n lj investm ent is m ade a n d from the Idaho Dcpanmentnl ofo to r, a n d tlie numlx;:ibcr of acres w a s ' p n v a te m vt others. D onation bo:loxcs to help Mi ased, a.s alleged, for W ater Resources to drill a-wti.wellat intended to showV 111how m ucli la n d can n o t b e u lion. Id ah o law sinijily ' fund - the Ronaldi M cD oiw ld th a t site; l l i e reccipt of thlatgift a t { thenewswitdiingjig yard would speculatioti tallowit. " _____ -— 1-of-two acfu$-was untingcnLUnL upon ____n c cd .a n d .w a s not_h)t how th e fin a l docs n y all ; ---House-wcrc-siolen Irtrom twojocaj______:y, Uiis'groujVwinild hav e the city finding sufficiei}t waterwai verbal agreementnt wv as re a c lie a ; ' Finally, 11 eve your property taxes i reslaiirarits. As a rcresult of our a t th a t site. t w ith th e purchasese cof th a t la n d to you lieheve ip to pay to'have th e old ' Tlie w ater to b e pum peddfrom fn Ire made by the chamcha ber of com - will go u p ti coverage ofthe story.7. a radio disk ching yard cleaned up. I th a t site will be used to boostmst m e rc e. T h e Citizen:u:ns for C om m on rail switclui not tru e. Tlie city will not I jockcy organized, a1 fund raising p ressure and supply on th eecast e ; Sense Grosyth haveave chosen to Tliat is not -e th e site if th e re are sig- side of lown^an area with losslow ip n o re th a t nnd. instead,i/is ha v e . purchase tl I drive to replace the stolenst money. environmental costs. In supplies and pressure. T liata t trans-u a lle g e d ih e land1 waswc do n a ted in m fic an tc m w ill your property taxes a n io n w asc o n d iic tc d in a publicpul ' e x c h a n g e for theurezone. ri no case will for any d e a n u p of th e m eeting and reported by tlietlic TTie city of Twin.in Falls will n o t b e used for Donations pouredd in from peo- ig y a rd . I m edia. T lie reference to S30,(30,000 re c e iv e any donati(ation o t land ■ sw itching y imv for th e tru th , and 1 pic who cared abouDUt righting a is the amount Mr. Russell is ppay- ' from Pinnacle, andmd there was no •I'J.snmv I rcsident.s of Tw in Falls in g as th e developer of his5 ppnipcr- r d e a l m a d e for thatlat donation of felt the rcsi w rong in th eir co m nniu'nity. r e riglu to knosv and the I ty to bring the ivater to h iss prprop- la n d in exchange,e forf( any rezone. have tlie ni the obligation to tell you e n y . Residents should be gladglai to . ■ T lie sc people haveive alleged y o u r , city ha.s the h. If you have any (jue.s- know their \vater rates will11 mnot p r o p e r ^ taxes areire Ixiing spent to the truth. 11 Thank you for thelie p riv ileg e o f illorconieby City Hall, I have to increase in ord er to haveh give m oney to bii?ilujinesses. either tioiis,callo would b e hrippy to bringing stories you!)u carc about th e ir w ater pressure i n a;ased. e ^ th o se com ing to towntos or ex p an d - and wc woi I any of yo u r questions and For w hato'cr reason, thisilis ing. By I-011 w ith any addition;il I into your home every croup of people would h aive v e ;you ta x e s can n o t Ik* uus sSouthern Idaho ed to first rebuild the U.S. founded on ChtlstIIstlanltV ' Also, “a firmn rireliance on the • we need i ,i e P ro te c tio n of DivDivine Christian;ian foundations our How call an y o n e d e n y ill ProvidencQ.” na tio n1 waswi built upon. We need that our nation was foundin d e a on fatj,crs of thiscountb' to teachc h ini o u r schools a n d ^ W g Southern Idaho's Chrisuan principles? b e lie v e d and tru:trusted in a God -acknowkiwledge in our public insti f . NecUs Source llie founders of Americj ls that America is intended H h” •) " '“ 'c h cd oviover tliem. /Ml of tutions tl were greatly influenced^ bj th e s e a re Christi.istian beliefs tobe oone n e n a tio n u n d e r God! •. Bible a n d often q u o te d scr w h ic h is evidenc;nce of their tnie TIFFA•FANY H U R T . tures in their speeches antand wit- chrisiianiiy. . Jerojn m ic e ing-s. T he^yjjuended fo r thi . In closing, 1 wouldwo like to • c o u n try To be a C h ristian t poimoutihm.hithis counti7 , Donald Lutz and Charle* sn'ifo,;,. America, was bu H ynem an stu d ied 15,000)0 Itemit s s h o u ld functionm on( these same mf of the founding fathers am essential Chrisiii revealed that 34 percent o: "d irec tly « r e to solve ciuur r, problems today, J th e se w ere qu o tes c itcd dii from th e Bible. T h e m os st t q u o te d individuals were Chri-stian incluiling: Baron Charles ■ Montesquieu (8.3 percent)jnt),Sir ■ / W illiam B lackstone (7.9)percenl) pc ■/ ■ a n d Jo h n U c k e (2.9 pe rc e Fifty-two out of the 55S f{ ’ a . [jsVnQ*i in g fa th e rs w ere practicini V l:00-9:( C h ristian s, a n d ih e ir mlain ain id e as came from principles foun the Bible. Their belief in GC od evidenl in their writings,;s, suchs as th e D eclaration of Ind ep e n d en c e, th e v e ryy d(docu- m c n i w hich is th e b a sis of A m erica. Througliout the Declara are Bible-based quoies: liklike the . following; "...the Laws of 1N atu re andof Nature’s God.” Custom ^ “All men are createdi eqe q u al, ih a i th e y a re e n d o w e d by th e ir Creator wilh certain unali able Riglits, tliat among ililiesc arc Life, Liberty, and theihe pur- su it o f H appiness.” 5 0 ie : f/egormfTnJ Creative, TheybelievedGodhas]la sg iv e n > _____[asyjs B Phone , e t o / ) . . . ------u s c c r tn in rig h ts w liieh-noI-no-one— - - - M ca3tblock^WIPP an attractiveive .box. Inside, the potato^ are packec:ed.-in a bed of c o lo u ^ SANTA FE, N.M. (Al* — T lie w om an fo r Udall, Ui said Monday, cal wasiArastc. shipped freight pfe-p;e-pald ^^^^^^-^bredded pai)ap.er encased in a MKt(Cr ' have any conclusion Foror thet radioaoive waste, thee ' 3^ifl tne Continemal LT Nfw Ntcxico uttonYcy^y genecal'sf “Wc don’t ha ll Container ivith 3/4* ol styrofoam ng whether • about that yet.^et." Energj•rgy D epartm ent acknowl> office i&^uvesliKating isure proper handling and', th e s ta le c;in block a fed'federal plan ' The federalral office appliod'for edgesCS itii still needs a federaT per- ' insulation to Insi 10 open a nuclear wasivastc dump the state pcrrermit mo/e than, two mit fromfroi the U.S. Environrtiental protection from freeeezing. The total weight o{ near Carlsbad witliouliout a haz- years ago,, butt jtjsn't dear I^tectlection Agency. the Baker's Dozen is; approximatelya 10 lbs. and Lit much of the waste destinedd E A C T T O arDous w aste perTiiit. . • w h e th e r it will wii be issued before But n includes free Idaho Pot574- maiey. We win compute and open the Waste Isolulilation' Pilot The undctosi'grDund dump would chemic replace them or refund your m lewMcxico. be the worltirld’s first licensed chemic(nicalwastc.' add aO appScable state and locallitaxes. t< Plant in southern New C OR FAX V O nR[ O0 R D E R A T . w ithout th e jwrmit. repository of radioactive waste. “As\s thet law is w ritten, the.state BIGGB) POTATOES INBIGGB^BOXESIIIN . . 4 6 8 5 The announcement,nt .angered The Energy/ DepartmentD project law onlyon applies to hazardous (208) 436-4( 20 pound box of Idaho Russet!l IBurbank Potatoes ranging in / plutonium-contami* waste,"te ,” D ials said. “ W e ore say*/• Hours;; M on-Fri San-lam-5pm Mountain ‘ Attorney Gcnenil Tomm UdallL and ' would bury p size from 9 to 15 oz. (Apprax 15 potatoes) S3155 delivered who say the .nated wastete 2,150 feet under- ingthethe waste will not be mbced Olher state leaders whc ‘‘ :OR.&MAlLORrWERSTOt 2nd day air. 50 pound carterion of agency should get allill irequired ground in ancincient salt bed.s. andw w e c can certify th a t.” I, P0TA T0ES9M R SPU'UD.COM E I p erm its l>efore acccplin^tingplumni- - George Dials, Di the Energy Staterate officials, including Udall, Idaho Russet Burbank Potat< um-contaminatedwasivastc from Department'nt's-WIPP program argueue that- the 'Energy ranging in size from 9 to 15 I OR MAIL ORDElI E R S T o7 ' defense indus'lry sitesL‘S includingi manager, saidaid the state is power- Departlartm cnt is being inconsis- < (Approx. 70 potatoes) S59 i P o t a t o e s , I n c : ' ^ (he-Idaho National'Enplin g in e c rin g less to sto p ththe e facility from open- te nt. t. They1 contend Dials hadd Rolland Jones P delivered 2nd day air. •• , p m ^ T O S S ;• , and Environmental Lilwalwratory. ing if its firstst shipmentss are limit- • assufcufed them WIPP wouldn’t' P.O. Box 475 Rupert,rt. IID 83350-0475, ‘ •‘We’re looking intoito the very - ed to radioaioactivc waste that openn untilu the state perm it is issue,” Kay Roybal,I, a spokes- • doc.sn’t includ'ludc hazardous chemi- issued.ed. ' Compute f 5.P9 r f.9% .„ APR 48 MONTHS uncovers^ 6 ac ONSElfOED} NEW—OAC H&W-w(v o e s ------
BOISE (AP) — A con:complicated new computerized caseJSC manage- ment system has helpedl>ed un c o v er a number of problems■ns w ith the ^ Idaho Department nf HeHealth and M W elfare’s child support:irt ;p a y m e n t A m j m pmgramj... ____ _ Hut lesisiativc aiiditoliio'rs found a the pn>snim generally'd dc« o e s a g o o d M W job of KcltinR alxnit S(jO;G0 million a year in cliild-suppon ppay a y m en ts to CROWN^ | | H FREE tiio. fam ilies', ' ^ ^ 1997J , m ore tbati 73|l)00 Idaho. ■ , and many of the probkib le m s th e y T C l U | REFRllESHMENTS! •• - id e n tif ie d a re d u e toto a la c k of [J BRANDJNEW . . employee training orr famfa ilia rity w ith th e com puter systemtem . ^ 4 ------The-Idaho-Child-;d~Stippnrt- Enforcement System,, ara m o n g the first of its kind in the nat features that allow the ■ m ent to be tter serve clilir:libnts. J^ an y of these features, howt • not fully understood by ■ E officers and others,” tht e a u d it Ford Fqclory AvthoiorbMlUud. A repon released Monday:lay said. C M ^ c o H o n C * n t * r "The department’s’s ffocus has ■ been to develop and1 installin this — system, wliile employeeyee training Purchase a ecrtiftal used vehicle amiind reccivc the followini!: and monitoring by mftn • • 3 day 3,0(X) mile moneyy backt guarantei; • h as not been fully addre; JD NEW $241^0,^ Per M o _ • V eh icle receives 100 poin>int inspection Health and WelfareS s " b r a n l • Additional factory wartairanty______J vate company on Julyuly 31 com- . - • Air • 15"Aluminum WheelsIs <- Hot ■ pleted a comprchensi'nsive refer- ‘ ence manual for childlild-support Interiorior • Rear Defrost • Fog Lampsnps • 4 workers on the computelUter sy ste m . C ylinderJer Engine ■ • Cloth Interior • C C; a.v«ttc }97 MERC Expens on the system:m a• lso h av e 72 jo-sjas.-AI’R No ktonfv D»wn T u Utl* *ndl39DOCExtra 39 l)een assigned fo eachch child-sup-< iltSTER TO } • port office around the state to ^ ^ Savog. Model t l SABLEm help em ployees work: cases.ca; Among the problems by u s e legislative auditors ina a of 70 o pen cases; ♦ Workers were still(ill tr y in g to - - locate non-custt)ditil pi in- > W lthSllngandSc 'cases that should ha closed. As a result, “r Byc«»oroU«r,nopurcAiiiD ' ' . a rc w asted pursuing tin while o th e r cases go uns' PECIALS * Workers were pu m m O' -S(l>l J22SA man suspected of not ★ 1995 I USED GRA child support even lb 14 9 9 9 ss^. ' alre ad y had iK-en detemle rm in ed not I P o w e r Seat.H • A irC o n d itilitioning • Pow cr Doors Now $13,999 to be the father, whileliie in three tPENING SPI C assette Pow er Lockcks*- Tmted Gkw o th e r Gises paternity shouldsh< have • ^ , . ' ★ 1995 3258A cylinder Engine • Air Conditloni 95 NISSAN EXT. CAB 4X4— Cruise • Tilt • M uch M ore • l>een pursued but w k n t c ____ I >9 A1/FM Sbpeed,tl, A ir, Cassette— wa.i $ 1 5 ,9 9 9 • Letters were sent;nt warning ClothIth Interior • Automatic • AM/1 parents their licenseses »would be Tinted GIGlass • Power Steering • Mluch ud M ore Noil-$6,9^ YC suspended for not payilaying child . , ★ 199495 FORD ESCORT LX -s,y» mIMA i l y996 FO^ support when they alreadyalrt had ^ . J , Air, Cassette —was $8,499vas $ 1 6 ,9 9 9 . signed wage-withholdirIding agree- * lO O > Now $14,999 J m ents. " 'n u s type of act: tends P-750- E s c o m to aggravate clients and Q L * 1 9 994 6 FORD EXFLORER-^t 3uJHOA i costs," th e auditors wrot 31^ All Whc6 Cylinder, AT,'Cassette— was1—was $18,995 • Apparent coding i • the accounting systemem Now $16,499 in ledgers itidicatinft mmt u c h m ore ★ 199C96 FORD AEROSTAR —Sd# Ji))2)7B money had'been distri All Wheel hc Drive, Rear Air, Loaded—$3,9 9 5 deposited to clients’ i Now $2,495 than had been collccted, : S3.4 tntllion ♦ R e b ates totaling S3, 90 MERCURY TOPA?—«d» m received from producercers APR formula, bused on thele a m o u n t ^ c ’heel Ehive, Auto, Air-^-was $3, form ula purchased byly tlth e 15,777 S OAC It Wheel Drive • 4 Cylinder E» } Women, Infants andid Children( ^$Z999 program”, were not dcpdeposited as L Automaticitic Air Conditioning • RcarC: Defroster soon a s tiiey should havilave been. Powew er Steering • Triton V6 Engine • Tinted OlMa__;JSluch More ______Few’ower Brakes • Air Conditioning"7 . . R C l VEHICLES 43U Mlodel od • AM/FM-Steteo • Much)i^hM on: ^ 1 .9 % ON ALLiff—stfc fm A ^ |© 01dTowncC: G allery I 7995I FOR Now $25,999 . , , » FIRST THURSlWAY i “ WUnCHASEV 3ER 1229A y ifl November Openn HHouse K| ^ FORD t TON C K O V CAB- r— vras $24,995 w indM k N ovem ber 5 • tf • ! 9 ^ 4 X 4 ,6XLT,Loadol-w»i ( $28,995 ipecial $23,799 •] ★ 199t'97fOKO CXPLORED-Mi uAL—S n A tim A 6 Cylinder, All the toys, XLT—1 $2 7 ,9 9 9 ‘ S p i $23,957. J p : m LINCOLN CONTINENTAL- Roof, Leather, Loaded— w as $; I ® FOI \SE SPECIAL _ '''A the Work/orks Of l?i f PAMELA SHROP:d p s h i r e i ■ : ...... iSECARS------K Decorntlve Folkk AjA rtist , g S uper C ai 14,873 ^ ■FROM r 5 Speed«d • Air Condldoning )RD REPURCHAt ■Rear Air i Tilt • CruUuise ■ ...... P o w e r W indow s and Lock>ck> ' , ; immm PriccGooaiJ-nirou8hlV15/1997 -W— SOHEPURCHAS (il Entertainment fir Refres{(reshments Hj! vWiourwtd Priccs A fter Rebate. . 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THE VALL J unop- Scolt’.Marlof. .10 voteite.s; and Ja m e s C utler. ^ ^ he three nudged opponeinenis on the ballot. Also ui co u n cil candidaies |M)sed,J. incii u m b en t H erb R unyon worwon his.' 28 votes. .s.Taylor, w ilh 58G^,, bid.fiir,ii;ir,ii4J>o-yeaEi.-oimcil seat, .Mayor l-red Johnbnson ran uncjppoM'ti ged Here’s’s a rundo^vn of mayoral and City;ity total of,21. residents castI v6: which i> I inm ates' Steve Goolsby won a four-year nand Burch, wilh leredJ voters,v said Patsy Kinyon’.on', cily pre.sstim e. with assault on ii M ayor'Russell Sin.iheridan .k' w.is f.iiirig seal witfi 21 votes, appearing on in c u m b e n t ' clerk, ■nVlN I'A LLS - 'rv,’o inm ate;atcs in the Twin mmcil set had 17; , a c h a lle n g e by Wai’anda Sliaffer. Carol rcent of the ballots. Jerry ndell McMurr.iy. CallmIhoiiii h a d 17 voles; FalH,‘la lia( Falls County Jail have beenL-n chargedc wilh iluim m luid 18. T h ere also were.ere two l-'ori and Councilmlan ai Je ff W eb ste r . * Vande^^^•J-Kvyst also won a four-year seat h 471; and Jay -andRui l)cating u p o th e r in m a te s. . llui. C o u n c ilm an (Jararv Deiirick. itolu-ri votes, or 81 percent. A third can- ikersdorfe'r, wiih write-inr-in votes a n d one spoiled balltii, Jose Jesws M irampntes,.‘S. 20,. of Twin ')?^24 vo ;rs won Crawford, Donald;ld Barkley, Shirley Rick Pharis, failed in his bid, [)lcctrich; tr Two schoolteachers Tails, is charged with assaultlult and battery didate, Ki wrile-in Gailey. L Merl Scluihnioe .md hob I’au-m ng lb votes. Write-in candidate a re y : In c u m b e n t four ye;ivear<,ouncil seats, both a s wri; and Tony Gayie Kline, 19. of Twin1 Falls, is receiving DougMannlng r twt. foiir-ve.ir City Grubbs garnered one vote. ) Simpson and Candidaid.ites, were running for i cliarRed w ith assau lt a fte r t\voiwo inm ates said R obert G r ; No results were avaikible.> at Randall K. Patterson;ui w o n fo u r-y e a r I r.iC}.icy I’c-rron received 2,9 writv rite-iii C oundl seat.s. (hey were threatened and attackedatti by the ■ ^ votes,s. appearing il on 9-J percentI of the Glenns F^rry:: IChallenger Glenn me. council te rin s. meh, a Twin FallsXountunty Sheriff’s pres-sume Its. and T im M cDaniel receive;ived 28- T hom pson w on thehe ni.iyor's r.m- with Longtimtime Mayor Ted Pence was chal-hal- Patterson received 1431- votes, ap|H.Mr- b.illnis. Department report saiu. 224 voles. «.r 48 pei)ercent. Writi-in ib.d by Barbara Giezten for a four-lur- ing on 76 percent of thelie hallots. SimpMin vntes, ooi r‘t()[:ercent, Minimontes was angrj- OctOct. 27 bccausc ■ ''■'"Bcil by tiller In-cli'ner and Gerry SalSalial.i leiiger Rich Wills g(got I " , x o f y l-Mtmri lyoraJ term. received 115 votes,i, o r 51 p e rc e ;il. . . W.illc another inmate would notOt givej His pre- yearmayo ved OIK-wriie-in vote each, Mayor U-o McGhee,x-gol8l)vnifs mbeni Irving IVerdy and chal-hal- Challenger Craig L.. Adamson/ got 68 receivei scription medication, to Mirr-liramontes, the , Incumh e all re- One incumbent miMild tliree ch.ilh-iigei •- Jim Wilson, Dave Bailey. Lindanda voles. Eden:len: T h re e inciimbentN w ere al report said. M irarnontess followedU the lengers Ji; edto four-veiir council lerm s, • vied for two cou md K aitie Wonenl>erg were vying,-ing T h e w in n e r of llieI itwo-year council elecied inmate into his cell afterr breakfasthr and ^hrand st'ph l-'c-iiti-received K l vtnes.•s. I. Lirr>- Stevenson, appoinniited lo .1 council s.-.ii ur-year City Council sent. . terms were Dennis Hele n iie fe r w ilh I.IH Jo'^'i* atlackcd him, hitting himm in-thei head, forafour-; McNeil tw o y e a rs a.uo, relaitained that s.-ai with nlwnt Charles Gvsfca was uno]*-lop. votes, appearing on 73 li pcrcvni of the DavjiKtiKoji j)ic k ed up D iane Me knocking him to the groundm d a n d h ittin g Incuml)^ 317 votes.-ai»peariiring on 6‘) percent .n posed fnr o r :a tw o-year term , hallois; and Daniel L. Parke with 122 receiveved 3-1. ' him 10 tu 15 lim es. U-eand the ballots. Earl PP. Gariint-r wioi ilie ry: D oug M anning, w ith 890 voles,lies, v o le s, o r 65 p c rc e n t.. Incumbent I Elda Fairfiirfii’ld: Incumbent Kennelli U-e • .'Kline threatened to beat1 up.aup witness lo Burley:! inir-year ' oilier .seat with 2f>9)voies,..r-|>pvuvm. v e mayor’s'seat by 177 votes over)ver I-iVon Olsen receivedi 707i votes. newc.iiTi:oiner W a\-ne CliffortI won four- -! jhe attack, the report siiid.I. KlineK and two t^e n uinbeni G eorge M. M eii/il/ik gWcws‘»tltet— Planned developmeinent, GOODING - A GCaHuiiii); ui.ui I'oiivici- livestock rules goI tot( public ed of vehicularr im anslaui;l.ier and d n in k e n drivinj; c:can avoid prison only TWIN FALLS - Froposei)sed rules lhat by playing it siraraight. Distrlci fuurt ^ . would govern residential devtlevelopment and R fc jg Ju d g e Harr\‘ WixjdidsaiilTuestl.iy, livestock operatio n s in th e: coicounty over the "Iflfind'ihatyoi■ou are iiyinj; to niaiiip coming 10 to IS y e a rs w li l>el>ethesubjeaof t iH H ulate me or lie It: public hearings totiigltt andJ 'H'II iursday. - J Wood told Dale UlU iiigford dui ing .i sen- County planners^will hearear public com- / '■ teiicing hearing TillI'uiisdav. • - ' ments on the proposed countyiinty. zoning ordi- ' / Wood suspende-.led l^ ig f o r.l-s pi iM.n nance from 7 to 9:.^0 loniglith i a,ndi Tliursday ^ sentences of six yeyears for the yi-liiciil.ir in Room 117 and 118 of the Shields ^ manslaugliier chaqarge and fcmi; y e.iis fur Building ai the College of Souisouthern Idaho. r _ liie-DUldiarger— The proposed orilinancee wwould put (he I^ingfortl, 29. w;was ordered to spend , co u n ty ’s 199!> c o m p re h e nnsivG s i plan into - ■ 180 days ai tiie Twiwin l-allsWoi kCi-iiUT. aciion. Once if is completed;d iit m il be sent H e needs a chani.ince lo St.in i>ayiiig oil to couniy commissioners1 forfo additional wYMRn fines and restituti.Ition from his convic- considen\iion.and public hearicaring.-? Iwfore it lion. Wood said. l>ecomesIaw. Langford mustsi pav S22.;".')(l.49 in r e s i iiu iio n to CiC arler’s f.imily an.(), l‘)% ,carcrasli near “Bareftxn in the Park” lliis> week.wt Wendell, Jackie I’l-’leliiier. .i'., ot ik-nd. - No tick ets will b e .sold atI thith e d(M)r for the O re,, w.is injuredliniheaciitlenl. il ; to shop fcr a college. Repiescnfai •play, which runs Tliursdrsday. through Hl£hscho(ihool students (rom aiouiid tho Magiclagic Valfoy gathered at Twin F alls:Is High School Tuesday evening to infallves j „ r y . i u S eepteinber , coiivicied Saturday at 6:30 p.m. al thele T u rf Club, 734 iromunlveilversltles and colloges in Idaho andind surroundingi sta te s wcie on hanland to make their sales pitchess andai answer students’ questions.ms. . |.;!ngford of cliarge•ges sieinniing from the •. I'alls Ave. cnisli. thy and enioiion.il seii- Tickets are available at.at.Everybody’s During a length; Business and Larson Arts in TTw in Falls and leiicing hearing.;;. several meinlifi s of ni Country Auto in Jerom e. l-ingforii’s and CC;: a rle r’s fainilii-.s filh-d the cininroom, maii;invcifthenurviiii; Ihopping’ fo r co lle5ge b o thI exciting Christina Carurier's sisu-r, Kebeica Jerome man pleadsJs innocent Erickson - one of eigbi sotviving sib- id a le tte r she lliid w i il . to rape; Feb. 10 tris g- c ...... ; for area s: tu d e n ts In the letter,r, she reialli-il ib,ii : JER O M E - A tria l is .set to 1 id overwl"h e lm in g had slumo pnmiiM- i„ 'IjlSh,.., am Christina Carier li 1998, for a Jerom e mann faft c in g a rap e l)e th e best m otherler inilief.unily. .• allegations of a charge stemming from the al IliL-artlie"s.iles pilch;" " If it w asn’t foror you. Chris, inv kuls By Jcnnifolifor Sandmann information that arri•rive in the mail al and hi '16-year^)ld girl. Situdents tui in junior higli schochool and wouldn’t have bet)eeil to half the plati-s ' jK e n t F rances E d w a r d s 50, pleaded inno- T1ni»Mow!ow» writer______'*■ home. ing which one you highsch school are encouniged to atleim end th e they’ve been." ICriirickson said, cent to ihe charge during. his arraignment ------~— "It’s hard decidini lid. . fa ir,r. Van ' Engelen said, becaii;:ause i t ’s T urning to I-ni(.iiigford. slie s.iid. '•On.' Monday in Jerom e Ct)uniyf Di:District Court. ‘nviNN FALLSI - Magic Valley studeniienis "'‘“'t t" ket! for schools offer- nuvor•or too early to start iJlanning,g- thing I diti not hihear from you is, -rn: Tlie girl says she imd EdwEdwards had sex shoppeded for colleges Tuesday eveniii. . T uesday Shaw l(M)ke' isiness programs and D.J.),J, Rouse, a Hansen Juniorlior H igh s', forgive m e," Aug. 19 at Edwards’ homele «:on the Hobby during; ana informational fair ai Twi;I'w in ing education and busii mities. Attending a Schoolool eiglitli-grader. and his da(dad, Don "I tohi you gguys I iv.is siiny." Horse R anch so u th w e st o f JJe e tro m e ..; • Falls Higlligli School. scholarship opportuni II would be her first Rouseuse, visiietl with military recrrecruiters, . Hingford replied1 ihroiightl tears, Edw-ords' aiK im ey, Lloyd1 W)WiUker, iias ^ d RcpreSire.seniaiivcs fmm 50 colleges; aniand small, private school > re costly. Tllc^d.•sdav.' Langford’s aattornev, William ihe girl miglit have held.a vetvendettd against universirsities - mainly from Wester:tern choice,but ihat’smore .•ne S haw , w anis lo liI was w D, j. Rouse's itiea, Donon Rouse Hollifield. argigued thai sen.liiu: ;lidw"ards'and she made conir;iniradictory.staie- stales -- anda the military aaswered (lue;;iues- H*^r m other,'A fT eni how soon h e r daiigh- said,.i. ' L an g fo rd to prisiison would only com menis while reporting her allegauonsalle to her .tions fromfro prospective students aniand know from colleges ho al e x p erien c e. s*t she "I'u'I’m jusi excited that at hisV anage he's |,ound the iragetlydy of Cliristin;i L':uu-i\ father, friend.'s a n d slieriffsi deputies.de th eir plarents. a n ler could get pnictiGil V whether she likes ihinki::ikinglhal way," he said. death. A p reiria l h e a rin g is .set JJa a nr . 12. Seardii'cliing fo r llie riglit college l>e]wn;an a tan determine early ' D,J,D,J Rouse said he is consideriileriiig ihe l.angforti nevever intended to hiui ago for Christine Shaw. 17,17 !, th e field. K *ar ag< i-Scliool counselor niilita■ itiirv because il sounds "fiin,fun," and Christina Carter• oro i-'leiciier - who h.ni Ig H igli S dio o l senior, Twin Falls High-S n said the fair gives sound';nds‘like a way lo pay forcollegilege. ;,is(. l)L-en d rin ker meeting.g, doctorsors for its own center, he addedlied. th rea t of prison tilime should keeji him D epartm ent said Tlmos-Wcw! Ciyitral District H ealth Dep ------Board membor-Ra;;ay Strolberg.savs. . Tlie.lle.boacd uw e ia l...... in linc.and.offer.T som e ,cym li>lL:in;c^’______Monday. |li;y lim e is critical. If IheIlu county-ow ned hospital lose:OSes rev- Clirislina Carter’s•s fainilv.: Students who became sick;ick hist week all TWININ FALLS - Magic Valle; ilpatient ‘i can see whyly (W ooiil did w li.u lu- Q 110 ' "We want'to devehulop a p a rtn e rsh ip en u eL' fnmifr iis money-making oulpa irmitoiy and liad Regionalnal Medical Center wants u^g< Uved in tlie Eiigle Hall dorm wilh these folks to de\levelop an efficient .surgerj;eo' i)rograni, it also loses sigiiiff-iiificant d id ," C hristina Carter’s C: liroihei. John but the health imo busiusine.ss wilh local doctors oif ai .eaten at the cafeteria, bu sysiem to keep reveni:nue wilh this com- 'amouii(Uiits of mtiney for ojher meimedical Qiner, siid after thetl hearing. "Dale can'i soning is not the. . outpatien d e p an m e n t .siiid food poison 1 tiij. jnim iiy,” h e sjiid. a n d cummunity c services, bboard . make money to payp; his fines if l1e■^ in suffered severe If. ihele c o u n ty ho.spital d oesn’t fill thi likely culprit. Students suf id if companie.s, ihIhe ASC Group of Chainiiinn a n D r. C ra ig Bennett s;iid,tl. ’ prison," auKO. T hree stti- void, quj^-lUt-of-arca companies will. And i •vomiting, diarrhea and.naua miiir— Park»City,-Uluhriindid AKC of ScaiU e,...... I ji:ir r 18 years, the hospital ha;has not Still, he said, "I’m"I’ glad th e ju d g e k-fi ly at local hospi- ’ that.ha'ppi'pptins, tlie county-ow ed Kospila ijing over fl.angroi'd's) ...... Idenis were treated briefly a isfu- already have mention))ncd the possibility been.sn subsidized by couniy pro|:ir’op e riy a h a m n ier him gii could loslose money and need a transfu taLs. • , , of opening a freestantinding surgery cen- taxes,.•s. H ut if M a g ic V a lle y Rlegionai egi head." jod and stool for sion of: propertypr tax money, board mum Lab're.sultfr checking food ler in Twin Falls, hosp:spital administrator losess revenuen to a private compenpetitor, "My brotherr isi not.a crim inal." Jjacteria could be ready thi;th is w eek,, while b ers .say.ly-' thai couldCOI c h a n g e . B ennett s;iid. said Langford•d’s sister. Regina board voted unaniqousi;usiy John Bingham said, viral test results likely will.1 tnketn longer, Ihe The i pi,ill “I think that’s a realal threat 10 the hos- llie::ie M agic V alley H ealth Nelwoitwork. a Mai. “I think if he went to prison M ondayay evening to havo the hospita health department said. jbiii. piial," he said. groupip of( doctors that earlier pro]>o;oiMised a fo r a lo n g tim ee, , it might turn him adm inisuisuatiun develop i\ lim ited liabili Qj Jl A.S a result, the hosospitsl should step . • - Com piledI frofrom atflff feports ty comnpany p; wiihi local doctors ior i •picosc seootnPATiENT.IT. pPage. b3 Pleasese sec SENTENCE. Pafle D3 .
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Magic Valy :.L E Y / - — — Obiti^UARIES - — O b itrUARIES— f cated in' Aliiancanco. During his lifo, of Pai'aul: children, Norman Murphyhy '■ Fofobltuaiy/ato'Infofmatloition, call 733-0931, extension 278 ' . . __ ' BUlU^liY( Laurence lovodod ffarming and ranch- of Boiloise, and Tom (Julie) Murphyhy ing. He was hlgfhighly regarded in iho and DanD. Murphy, bolh of Paul; nineno ^, I I Q . Oiitiraiod trioc PPioneer Ctub for iho yoars andani v/as a member of iho I farming commTimunity, Ono year. grandtidchildron; six greal-grandchil-111- ‘ 'T v v in F ai oast 1*0 'yo’isrs3rs Jerry was invoivGd. Fort Wayn/ayno Symphony Orcnoslr^.m - Laurence wasis ibicdIt as ono of Iho dren:i; twoi broihors, Rollis Murphy ol - in organizing) thoth' lirst Western Days 192Gand3nd’l927 Sho married James top sugar beetet producersp !n Idaho. Hazoi•olton and George Murphy ol Festival He■ enjoyedcr smgmg and Diveibiss'liss on April 24. 1928, m Tv/in After his roliremromonl. ho conlinuod Kimbc,borly; and three sisters, Mao-^ao-^ mus'c and'liKclikodjo hunt and lish Falls. Durmg-Du Iheir nifte yoare in .,hie4ovo of makirlaking things grow. Ho -. .Brog3 ofc Heyburn, Etna Lowo of Twin,/in. Jerry aI mcjffiberm of Masonic Buhl, sheshe played Iho violin as back- planted and nurinuriured many boauli- Fallss andi Golda Hansen of Provo,/6, Lodge No 15 AF / and Afvl and Ihe ground'md'music for me silent movios ful troes at: thoth McGinnis and . Utah,1, HoI was preceded in dpath by First UnitedI MethodistM Church m at the RamonaRai Theatre, sponi ono , Wendell Cily paiparljs ovor iho yoars,' his parents:ps two brothers, Robert3ri • ler hVmg m a sheep wagon which many enjojnjoytoday, AbaiHiold andI Jim;J and one sislor, Maryry ^ Twin Falls Jorr^erry'5 love was'his ctuI- summor i Ql, McGinnis Part'Park was named iD his Hicks,«s, - d'cn and his.grandchildren gr; - - south of Rogerson' and spent six ho funeral will bo'hold at 11 -.'Jerry is Surviurvivcd by hiG mott'cr,. monthsiSihAfaska ih They moved 10 a h'onor,- " -ThO tn Ihe shoestring district Lauronco marmarnod Reaiha Spain a.m. Friday.F Nov, 7,.1997, at thono - Avanoll Bentonion, two daughters, larm tn i on July 16. 1938.19 in Kimborly, Hmcrjjrson 2nd Ward LDS Church,ih, Kathy Hagerr anda Liz Benton; and souihwosiivosi of Gooding, v/horo Ihoy - Idaho. Thoy’ hadha ono son. Larry 950 W.W 125 S, in Paul, with Bishopop ''"0 grandchichildren..Kristopher . lived unlilunli retiring m 19S6. Thoy g. - Jd oxtcnsively with Ihoir pick- ' ’'Alien Hashman.lan. Roalha procodod JoffroIroy C, Harper-conduciing. \ Bonton andI K;Kaitiyn Hager, all of traveled c him in dealh.1. LKansas- - -^^-Ihb-WeGl'esl End Comolery in.Buhi—--. — Pocatello-She movod-id-back.. to children: andnd numerous. orcal.-.._ ool.'On Fob: 15, 1934. he mar-ar- City. Mo Tho romamn3iningjimc.was.. 1 L—JPE-A I- FnondsmIs may call from 4 until 8 p.m. . Vernonia, Ihon to ModfoiIford. Ore., grandchildren.n. HHo was preceded m Edith Prince in Shoshono. Ho^o spent in Itio Twin Falls5iis area, e«epi \ ^ ' Thursdaiiday at Reynolds Funeral where sho bought a cafe.:lo. She con- dealh by his paiparents: his first wife; ['‘i"; a membor of the Nationallal lor two years m McCIcCall and five Wy 'V ') Chapel:l imued wilh iMe cafe for ababoul eight one stepdaughtiightor, Bonnie Dcglor; ird ‘ 116th Cavalry unit from 193535 yoaf5 E^ic arid Goneonorat lived in ; » • j years until hor heallh becamebc a three brothers, 3ugh 1937. Frank and Edithith Uiah where Ihoy mrmanaged the i t '* problom, Sho sold Ihoe ccalc and Joe; and ono sisi i;;-;led in Gooding unlit 1958, andnd Oquitth Motor Inn TheyThe also man- RUI’EIVI' . moved lo Los Angelos,1 Calil;C She The funeralII willwi be conducted at 1 the couple moved lo Shoup.Ip. aged ihe AmDor Inain inn Eden until ™ roiurndd lo Maiia and.d. iin 1935, 10 am ThursdaSday. Nov. 6, 1997. a! ire ' ihcy owned the Shoup Slore.re. reed retirement *•, married Ray McDonald.I. TThey lalcr Iho V/endell LDS Church by Bishop nk was tho rural mail carriorior dociimng ficaHh lorcot divorced. On Nov. 8. U1945. sho Phil Wen. Bur3urial will bo al the ig the Salmon River Irom Northrth _Sho was a dovolod3d wife,' loving ' - -- marnoa Melvin Huichison.on. In 1961, Wendell Comeimeicry. Family and < to Corn Crock, ln.1978. thoyey mother and Best friencf'td fri her lalfa Vallety friends may calcaiMrom tto 7 p,m. daughters Stic Ihotouiroughly enjoyed % , Francos bought tho Mall f ltie sioro at Shoup and movodod Cafe. Sho operated ihee ccafe until today ot Demaralaray's Wendell Chapel Salmon to make their homo,10. hot grandchildren andmd qreai-qrand- 1978. Sho will long bo romememborcd and from 9 a,ma,m. until sorvico limo nk worked at tho Salmon Golfoif childfcn She was lovedlovi b^s all ird travelers TtiursdayatUicc ' ■ and will bo micsod by ? lor. her generosity toward l» ...... Cee.sjrso and hoiped wilh Ihe instaiia-Ila- ; byaiitnoso\vho- 0sualdo Fs and Ihc residents of Ih'oI MiMalta area. • ' lion ol the sprinkler system. Duringng I knew hot No ono was over turnedj a'away hun- • D, ■no Surviving arc hefer ;sweetheart, Osvaldo FarlanFa of Twin Falls, id Lawrence ' , ^P ^a u l that mlimo, ho also learned iho game Iters: Alice Fayo ^eioved mfaniant son ol Bianoy and gry. In 1969. sho'married L - ol geljoll HC! was .1 member of lho_ho : General, live daughter: Ruiz Farfari, died at Paul (L.P.) Elmer Elks; LodgeL No. 1620 BPOETona33 ----- (Dec) Beaumonl olif Tooele.T( Utah, Georgma Rui Survivors include her f- irs. During his years, Franknk ____ —Betnico-Hiio.-Tafnmic-nic-(Kem) Aasa-.y09;c Valleyey Regional Medical ----- L P Elmer ol Builoy.-a-d years asllobcrry, allof ConioronTucsJesiJay, M6v~ir'I997.' madede'fTianytriGnds'in'Qooding.'0. - and Janic (Bnan) Casli )orn May 24. 1997. m Palricia Lloyd of Kellie Fall-alls. Wash,. - Saimcmon and 'down Ihe river,* He Twiin Falls, and Lauraira (Kirby)( Butler He was bon a son. Bill (Freda) Hutcjtchison of ' bo be missed by all. of Kimberly, one broiorother: Newell ^^'Ct'ocan, Mox Buflcy: slepdaughiers,■rs, Rozina ‘ V . lo is survived by his sori andnd Johnson ol Buhl, 133 grandchildren;gr A vigil servn■rvice will be iidd at C . (Gone) Rohr of Colorado:do, Lyncllo ■<. igtiier-in-law, George and Susan;an - live great-grandchildriildrcn and four P Thursdaiday, Nov, 6, 1997, at (Jim) Bowers'of Rupert, PaulaPa (Phil) B , Vannin oli Boise; a daughier and son-Dn- slop grandchildren,1, wwho were the Mortuaryary Chapel The funeral Faust ol Ulali, Evyon (CraCraig) Giles ^ iw. JoAnne and (ihuck IrelonI ol I0y of tier iilo, and nunnumerous loved I^i'O placo of Han&en and Nola GruncrG of , Jcrorr3me; a sisler. Elizabeth Graves'es ones Sho was prececiceded m death ■ '997,37, ot White Mortuary Ogdon. Uiah; 21 grandendchildren; of Go3ooding: seven grandchildren:an; by fiet parents, a dauiJaughter Linda, Chapel with FalFalh'er Robb Keller olli- .. and 20 great-grandchi:hildrcn: a V I seven greal-grandchildrcn, He lour brothers Deweyvey, Cccil, Earl Ci-''l'ng B^jnalal willv take place at Iho VOmilCli^e J, Hacking brother. Allen (Hop) MeMcGraw of M : preceded in dealh by his wife,ifo. and Jerry: and twin gragrandsons. ' Co.n^o.'nelery foHowmg the verniloniloJacobs Hacking. 77. of Burley; Ihroe sistoiitor&;-Aii») brcjlhcrc and ono sister. , The.luncral lor Alice,iicc Hiie will be service Fnerd;nds may call from 4 lo Ruperl.ri. passed| away Saturday, Powers ol Burloy, Nelliee BBarnhardy Thoho funeral will bo hold at 2 p.m. hefd at 10 a m. Thursilursday. Nov 6, ^ P Thurstirsday al itio funeral nov, 1.l. 1997,'inli Boiso duo lo com- ol Caliloinia and Annin IRinck of Fridaslay, Nov. 7, 1997. ot Iho Jonestes J997, al White Mortuary Mo with plicationsons from diabeies. Colorado. She was procreceded in andI (lascyc Furieral Homo in Salmonton President Donald Bla.Black conduct- ^ . _ Vernn waswi born Marcli 1. 1920, m death by her parents: herer Ihusband. with> Father Richard Haldane of iheIhc mg. Ffionds may call:all from 4 to 6 CrVStal p.D. Frazior Archer,)r, Idaho,I 10 Henry Franklin Mel, in 1967; a Sisler, Kat CharlesCl Catholic Church olficj-icj- p.m today and Iromm S9 to 9 45 am .Crystal D,I, Frazior,F 18, of Twin Hack^gng and< Vera Jacobs. He mar- stepdaughter. ig. Mickey Towall will singng Thursday at tho panj gali ^aulino Tiiloison on Oct. B, The funeral will bc held at ■yond the Sunset' and 'Boaulifulitul belofc the lunerai Thu Saturday, Nov, 1.-1997. Friday. Nov. 7, 1997, at tl of Somewhere* and accompa-.:a-. ; funeral homo. Inlerme■ment will bo at near Rooorsorson from miunos sus- ’944. TheirTt^( marriage was lator coi Memorial Chapel, 221 W Maurice C.C, Murphy K • the Sunsol MemotialII P.Park following ,amod in an automobileaut acCideni. ommzodled in the Logan. Uiah. IDS Mow at'the Maurice Cart’'artylo Murphy, 71, of nytiei■lorsolf on iho piano. Pallbearersers lie. Thoy lived in Pocatcllo. . Burloy. Buriat v/ill loHo' died Tuesday. Nov. 4. aro. Goorge Gatvan, Wallyilly tho 'jorvicos Crystal wasas bornI Nov 19, 1978, Pleasant View Cemeteryrv ini Burley .Paul, Idaho, did 3oard, Doak Copeland, Brianian m Sacramento,110. Calif., the daughter ^oaa^piSprings. Rigby and Ruperl. Friends may call from 6 I 0 8 0^: 1997, at Iho□ TwinTl Falls Clinic & DoBo lerrlng olton with his work, r boforo’^the Hospnal. Thom,impson. Bill Vann. Jim Varin andmd i Emily Cobb UntInthank oi oougias fhFrazier and Rebecca wore blessod wilh six cfiil- Thursday and one hour b orn March 2, 1926, in Johnin Varin. ]ionorary pallbearersers Eniily Mao Cobt)' Un'Unihar^k 82,'ol She g'c]rev/ up and atiended '"py lunerai Friday at Payne Motvioriuary.Moriuarv Hazeiton, idah. bornJaho, 10 Richard and aro FiFred Porter, Jack Bnggs. Budlud unday, Nov, 2, i^chools in SacJacramenlo. In January Dennis of Tv;in Falls, Philip mafelt and Ted Maostrelli, Tho'ho Twin Falls, died Sunc lovod to Twin Falls v/ilh jased). Gale, Dale (Vickio) Loverna Johnsonson Murphy, Maurico Shan; 1997, at Iho Rook< CiCreek Rehab '997, she mov- laiph. all ol Boise; and daogh- . W i-n i3i;lA i.j served in Iho10 ^Navy dt»ring World • familylily would liko 10 thank District;1 7 Cohtor. ■ her mother. ShiShe had worked sever- "^ipikisari Holmes, (CliHord), ol,.,, ____ -• •___Warll.on.lhQ.USj.USS-lowaandwas.iQ .KomeTiD.f-leallhfor its.caro and kind-Id- .....- .. sno'wns'Dorn-in'BuiBuni,-ldaho; on - a' jobs m the.he M^gic Valley a>«a, ello J Paulino passed away on Uurence Hashmailan Tokyo Bay wtier'o"o hlh May Key greatly missed2d tby all Comeiielery under the direclion ol theIhe ■ served as a cook at c Smith ol SacramoniQ, aduaie’ 1? irom Idaho Siaio George Willirim and Edilti los and Casey Funeral Homo, ! Scf'ool m Filer OnI JJunol 4. 1950, Candice S ]0 with a bactielor ol scienco Hashman Ho was raisedod and cdu- Survivors mcliinclude his wife, Zolda Jones sho iTiartied Melvm^in Unttiank ol Calil . her grandparents,gra George ^oiioge;e inv biology Upon gradual- Evanston. Wyo , wher/hero they lived Noww Mexicof and Melody om ircollege, he wont to v/ork lor 3G years until Melvilelvin-s; death At o' Southutil Lake Tahoe, Nev , iiovod to Twin and uvo unclecles, Shane Ma-n and 3 Soil S': Conservation Service ol Ihnt time, Emily mo\ Ctiad Mam, boiboihol Twin Falls H'eDopaicparlmont ol Agriculture, Irom ------S e k WICES — Falls ml service will be held ■ he retired. Vern served m tho Survivors inckicledo two sisters, A rnenionnl >Javy during World War II and Hud I’carson of Cooriend.s may call from 10 a.m,,m, ,ico will be hold der the direction of Miirtuar>‘ in TwTwin Falls). Fri' i A graveside service mcral Chapel ervico lo Iho churcti Vorn EHsic Gibson Waynlymcnt of to 8 p,ni.I Friday al tbe Farmer ; at 11 .1 m Thursday.y. Nov^ 6. 1997, Roynclds Funci enjoyed/ed goll, hunting, lishing, :ieral Chapel in Bubl. : at (lie Filer lOOF Comeamotery with the campint)int) and being v;ilh his lamily .Hurley, 11 a.m, toilay at;it tthe View Zelnui IdaI BaBauer of Paul, 2 p.m. l une: Rev Gary Gilman officiatingofli The as famous lor his gardening LDS Ward Chapel. 55010 S,5 500 E. Thursday at; tbithe Paul LDS Stake • lamily suggests men dona- andscapmg skills and Dulcti Fticnds may call from 10 to 10:45 Center. Friend:>nds may call from G Miirliirilyn Martin Drummond of tionr. may be made ma to the cooking lor large crowds and a,m. today at the chiirclrch (I*ayne to 8 p.m, lodaDday at the Hansen Saltt LakeI City, Utah, and former-ler- l-tar'dicap Scliolarshiphip Fund at CSI, ' rings Ho was a man of tugh Mnnuary), Mortuary Hupeupert Chapel and one ly of)f ’-IVin Falls, memorial scrvice P 0. Box 1230. Twin Twi Falls, ID Mr ;- lly and absolute honesty Ho hour before tbe funeral Tliursday at 10 a.m, Monday at the Soutbjtb B3303, or to a charilylly 0of Iho donor's d his lalonis and knowledge Samuel Merrill of liiih;ubl, memo- at tbe churcb.b. ValUIley Unitarian-Universalis!ist choice Arrangementonts aro under 7. - with all. rial service at 2 p.m. tod:oday at the Socie:iety Church, 6876 S. Higlilandmd ; ttie direction of Whiteto NMortuary is survived by Ins wile, Inez; Farmer Fiiticr.il Chapel,j1, o, Debbie Jeuneun Jones of Ogden. Wen:.ive. ; iildrcn and stepchitdron. Carol Jerry C. Bentor:an KSl|f|;^ ) Brown. . Ltnda (Monte) : Jerry C Benton, 50.'50, ol Twin Falls, on and DeeWayno Hargrove, Dli/Vli-I NO'!'|-!'ICE.S 2. 19D7, at his ' Boise, 13 grandclHldron; ; died Sunday, Nov 2. n groai-grandchildren. and \ 11.C (iniily ol I .^.al ihanL yuu t.. all ihrir It.rtuI'. V home in Tv/m Fallsills of a heart M Zern L. Mull J j jnj iipluhlMn. I v:!vmi, III nif «iip»>tl »ml,d 1l.driw.ll,IVIUrul!ii«la..>lly.Wr i Benton He attendee 'thrN'Jirrnc‘clmKh Udio 4iid lun|Jov 16, 1899 1 Paradise, owned and opora□raiod Moore Roos Upon1 nradualinggi Irom high Hollandnd ol the Rupert 7th Ward, daughter’s borne in I* ; Publishing, Ho v'car councilI scat.s. s D im ick received 91 vo; miss a . Blaine County( schools received 1S6 voles. ™»; Trooper wiii mi I , ■ Skaufaug le d in th e race for tw o four-y«r-ycar council appearing onn 63( pcrcent of the ballots; Bc< ■ Incumbent Philip Bcckcj:ker won a four-year 3ts. Correll hud 175 votes, Skau{aug had 105. received 94I votes,v or 65 percent, narroi■ro^y week or morere of work plan meleetlng today council term with 394 votes3tes, appearing on 59 ' o,heiher council candidates included^cd Marjorie defeating aretBt' Bowcutt, who receivede d 88 perccnt of the ballots.. NiNewcomer Sharon hm idt, 95 votes; Bill A llred, 77 votes;vot incum- votes. TWIN FALLS - An Idaho State SUN VALALLEY - A special m ccl- Seifert also won a four-yc•year term with 402 nt Elza Hall, 72 votes; Brad Davidson,Da’ 71 Paul: Challallengers Layne Harperr anda Police trooper, injurjured when his _ ing of thei‘ BlaineI County .School votes, or 61 percent.I. I n c u m b c n t T o m votestes; incumbent Charlotte Jaci[acobson, 66 Maxine Beckeker narrowly won four-year' cocoun- patrol car was rear<‘ir<‘nded Friday' Board «villII IxiI held today thrimgli"- Stevenson trailed vtith 34818 votes.v • tes; and Jim Sam argis, 28 votes,5. cii scats, night, might be off work for a Friday att S u n V alley Ues-ant, appoint!limed last year to the Council scats agaagainst Sunni Rutschkekepi)pt th e ir seats. pickup traveling aboutabi 50 mph, Road cor:onditions on the state council, got 898 votes foror sa nvo-year council Gad-sby a n d R aandy n d Hall. Bnrras receiceived 534 votes, appearing;o on n 7 9 th e rep o rt said, highw ay sysystem will be updated seat. Incumbcnt MarthaI BuBurke got 933 votes QuyColeV fl. P o t te r s g ot 4 1 8 v o te s , pcrcent of th(ihe ballots, Rutschke receiveded 453 The driver off tthe pickup, by the tranansponation department and Jennifer Davis got 908308 votes to win th e ir \ appearing on 53 percent of votes, or >767 pcrcent. Challenger DaD av id D ouglas W . T anner,r, 43,4 o f Je ro m e, at 5:30 andid 9 a.m. and at 3 a n d 7 respective four-year council , , Ihcb;e ballots cast, a n i^ u tc h in s o n got 399 votes, Landrum reccceived 335 votes. is charged w ith drunkunken driving. • p.m. everyry day, including week- Hansen: Challengers Thoihomas Kennedy and 51 gj percent. Hall came closc withith 392 votes, Shoshone:: KK enneth H au g h t em erged fro;from a Robinson’s shouldeilder a n d elbow s ends and hi:holidays. L au ra N elson b e a t th e incincumbents for two idGadsbyhad 231. ------1 fo u r-w a y ra c e a s th e rnew were injured, andI he is.suffcring Conditiclions are recorded on four-year council seats. Th(T he city’s sales ta x handily wonn rtreauthoriza- ^ mayor, earning 133 votes)tes, or num bness in h is handands a n d pain in sta te w id e and i six regional tele K ennedy got 97 votes,, ap;appearing on 44 per- ,j m with , 681 votes for and onlyly £99 against. 32 pcrccnt. He beatt backb; iiis shoulders andI neck,nc said ISP phone repi;ports that are available cent of the ballots, and LauraLa Nelson got 91 i^^,.lat’s 87 pcrcent approval. three challengers: WilVilson Sgt. Ja y Jensen, 24 hourss :a day, seven days a , votes, o r 41 percent. Incumbim bentj Alice Perkjns Kimberly: Incum bents Ted W askko o :and George * 9 | Churchman, who canarned Robinson’s patnatrol car was week. Rejwjwns also are sent to the and Gaten Stitn^ion receiveJived 79 a n d 78 votes, tw earned back four-year coundlils se c a n 110 votesj Dale Sluiler,r, who\ totaled, the sheriff’sff’s report said. Associated:d Press for distribution respectively. ^ PiePlew received 81 votes, appearearing on 91 I S g a rn e r e d 108, a n d Joshile D'awna BslnaInap got four ' K;irlSerraiand incuttibent'GIen Spencer' ce, and cookies 233-6724;; :and Uigby area. 745- Froom received 259 votes,es, and Kay received -jno : A dm ission is free, lies a n d Kelly C utler e arn ed 13.1. four-year coi:(iuncil term s. Serr-reccived 7278, 254. ______MaM8yDrJrmy_HuiisoiLretiiiticd.hd Jiis-se a L fo r_ ^ _ v o ie s, nppiti-iriaring on_S7 percent of the ball» l l “ . TIoIILsien No results woreore aviiilableTuCsday lother four years witb 30 votes,e s, (ir 64 per- and Spencerr receivedr 298 votes, or 55 perC'ercerit. evening. Mayor Karla1 Edwards and City int. His challenger, David Varrarr Leeuwcn, Ted.Anders6:s6n received 215 votes andd DaleL ^ ■ T T T T T T ' •■Council mcmher-Jack DavDavid ran unopposed— ored 17votw. “ ------receivcc• c d l7 0 ...... - ...... for four-yenr terms. Oakley: Scott Amell received 131 13 votes, nr Incumbentn Fred .M cC loud \s-as ren;Iectei to HI b h b h A h Jerome: Incomplete repoe p o n s were available percent, in his iinchallcnged ractrace for a two- a nvr)-ycar cocouncil term, receiving 237' votes,v(i TB^0^EXD1NN V I N E R F O R 2 ^ TutJsdny niglu. y ear'•ar council-seat. or 44 perceiiL-m. E th e l G e rm a n rec eiv ec d d . , TACO,-tNCHIlAUAAK,TOSTAt)A I W ith one of two precinctsnets reporting at pre.ss ^e Georpa Dimick and Scott Bedked k e won four- votes and'A lltHen ^^eyer tra ile d w ijh 77. W tlHKICfAl
______^ ilC Dine* in o n ly • 5:0:0 0 -9 :3 0 Outpatieri n t ______^ > E 's : Continued from B l ------reimbursementent decrease, infla- lust year'ear,- . . " -from Canyon View psydii'diiatric ' ) . TIO JO " 4m E. 5lh N, • Snol.'RI.Slver Plata • Burley surgery center partnershirship with tion and an exfexpected decline in OvoraleralK the hospital ended the hospital, which Magicc VValley - rlier this tiie hospital, wilt be a ip la y e r , in p a tie n t .servicc;icc.s. 1997 budgetbu< year on a gnod note. Regional purchased earlit 6 7 8 . 9> t 8 4 4 along with other doctors’ir.s’ g , ro u p s, H o sp ita l eitipmployecs only will reponcdIt'd Ken Fry, hospital fiiian- year, But a bigger lo.ss hadliad been I------Strolbergsaid. • get a marginallal pay raise in the . cial officfficer-. expected, he added. ^ 'H ie board m otion saidid aany; ven- new budget yeat■ear. H o'Spital sp i admissions were 4 "It was a good firiancia ture with doctors shouldId fifocus o n T lie hospitalal iexpects increased ' perccntent more than projected, for th e h o sp ita l.” F ry .said. improvingpatient health.th. revenue fromTl tthe new Medical and can:ardiac-cath lab procedures The board also approviroved the .Office Building,ng. cardiac catheter- were up_54up percent over projuc- Times-News turiicr Marcanionio can be readached at I------w m hospital budget for the: 19l1998 bud- ization laboratoiitory, growth in out- tions. get year, which starteded Oct. 1. patient servicvices and Canyon ’nieree re was a 5119,743 cash la« 733-0931. Ext. 242. lliat budget includes aI 6 ipercent View psychiatri4.4 million. After three years, starts in early expenses, thele hospital will be ( November. The causesICS are an left with S2.44 nmillion in operat- \ ■ — expected Sl;l million MM( e d ic a re - in g incom e, 16 p] e rc e n t less th a n ...... -s l u S '' 3 BIG DAYS
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Continuod from Bl people on Ixithth sides,”5 she Kiid. _ S A L E H O U R S 1 ' ^ into a crim inal.” y: Nov. 7 12:()()i-m-H,(I(Iim -EY LOCATION— Mai said tho accidenilent left a Timcs-Ncws)s sslaff writer Mark ^ — T O W N HOUSE, O l NORTH BURLE w ide Avake of tragedy. Heinz can be rvachcda t in Jcmmc JO IN US NOVER; m b e r 8 & 9 College _ ------^rriTHE BORCErNATIOIONAL GUARD AkMOl[0H7- COME J I- of i/iiii/i/i/ ii/j'inr, aii>» iinuilrgIrii,...... riiiiil’mcnl ;i'W. 1 0 : O O a m -S:OO pPM« Continued from Bl schooled, wanants uucach soc- /.'(irlli'iil ^WlV(llUl^ 11/ 1... ts iiin/1'//I'/nt/iitiv .iniiMWr said she had questions:>ns a b o u l o n d a ry m u sicic iand history and financial aid and academiL-mics, how a tten d Christianian college. Kniwfi’ir;('(I’irvrrJWr il'-'istJiiiV Iivl/I'i- iJirrr //itiin.....(I;,- KEN DICIK students and tcachers•s it in te r a c t ------1- IProsontod by PomorolltHo Ski P atrol and racial tensions on cancam pus. A Timcs-Ncws; sustaff writer Jawifcr jh o ArmoryAm wrill bo opon lo chock in yoi/Guf usod ski oquipmonl 0NSTRUC1TION school close to home wouvould be a Sandmann conin iwI nMc/itti ot 733- ffomi8:00am 8 :( io 8:00pm on Friday andnd Saturday. CO plus. 0931. Ext. 241. 1P lan to be there! ______B;78-3009 7 I » 431-:- 3 0 0 9 Hcinemann,‘"who is h o m e - LEE’Si ^ Fli'URNITruRE 1408 O verlanin d B u r l e y 678-22341 W ^ x _ O D O W N , O PAYMENT, O INTHU; M 5 ¥ f o r 1 2 M O N8ITHS T O .A ,e. ____ , Lee's Furnniture IMMNCE o i n m FLOOB)R COVERING , CURIOS)S : — DRAPERiRIES^&BLINDS------RECLINEI 459-N . O verlanin d B u r l e y -j - SECiCTIONALS BEDROOM[ SETS'S 678-44138 ■ ; MAT\TTRESSES SOFA & LOVEE SEATS omiNGifGROOSrSETS SCCESSOKBTES : ^ -- &4 ’ Tlmei^ew*. Twin Talit, Idahoaho Wedntsda). Novcmbu 5,1997r
M a g i c V a l.I.K i Y /Il)A llO '_^ ding rtaialley w o n ’'t fire attcorney oveer misdenlieanor H irin g (o f G o o d lington said he had a and annoyed to hear only a fineI "Disturbing theie peacej didn’t Rick Allir B y Susanin B;Bailey a ){in te rest. -for-disiurbing ihe-pcace:c wLis' ___ seem the right charharge for'some- _ conflict ol I nn corm poftdent— ------f' ion prosccutes misde------j,imposed, Snydor, of' 220 orfe .standing on someonesoi else’s" ' AllingU) : for the citics of Sun Bluebell in ihc Twin Cre:reeks property, lookingng in the win- • meunors f H it^ a ^ n j ; VAI.I.KY - Hailey's B Hailey. Keichum and . l o f f i c c n a s h e r dnw.^’ D ag g e tt sjnd,aid, “bui it wn^ Valley, Hi m ayor S.IVSs.ivv iippoinied city attor- nneigliboVhdod, said ir was peace which was disturbirbed. the'charge ilie prosccutorpro rec- Bellevue, had told him to hr:hrini; his request la-y Sieveeve-Crahirec will keep p C r a b t rree e provides Hailey By Sharon Metcalf She said she caught Crabtabtree ommended.” Io ilie.ciiiiiicil nic i l l Ica v f ariiiiiul Nrtv. 1 !i. room used by Snyder, is te r fo r * I'*"-’ I •'!approved a van- j„„ ,i,,„.It th, is in c id e n i w ill n o t- r J Urow n pruii.irL'il ;i ro s ic Snyder said the phoiogr>Kraph i , iusi such il sitiiaiinn \v!)cnn heh last idlowins ChiChris Richards to ji„|,air• his abilily to coniiriue lo uiire-fooi mobile „ was taken before the ;irriv;•ival of hircil for iht- local force. Brown's Hn wrote Sieve Kearns. v T in w s - Nt\ ’vivx /idvfTtiscrs ropeny. Minimum Hiiiley's < Sun Valley police offii:fic e r s choii'u for ihv [xtsitiim. presiresenily h' '"■‘ll- statemleni eni issued ibis week. r placcd thai night. nifni, aticiulcil iliu City CC( ouncil nance IS'J60. , .„ 'I'uesdasday’s eleclion brings a T m - f W ! • I n e council.1 willw canvas votes She.said Sun Valley po layor lo office - and the AsKy.MirTirim e - N«'ws C o-O p meotinK- have tho photograph. ; Hut Counciliii.iii Ki>hvri•rt Reed " I’''"- >■ i"'‘l."ill ‘1“ ™“ |,„ssilli'li|.lili'ly llie m iiyor a n d C ity 1 Daggett said phoiograj ('(HinUnator»r liow In cnsh in on. Juiicl, " ll isilifficiili IO lliscu^icussihis IxmsteiHer inimp slal.on OHincil'cii tninhi not keep evidence was pari of ihe investi-inv ni this time. I dun’l carc ivhaluh; llie / “ i"' L-rimi.mlmt lodd crahlreui•eeasciiy aliynicy. , *■ nil your Co-')-0|) l)"lliir.“i l<»lay! 1,„e,s,,|,e,naihc- gat ion Involving. Crabtree,L-e. b u t i l WiiUfS .iru . I ilo n ’i ih inink k il is Iltemeetin rns’ siaiei'nent adilresses i ]>iil>lic. lie declined lo discuss iuiyny spe- flpproprialropiT way i<> liiscitss•is i h e s e a '" ' Ct-Tlif' poor, iilcohol-impaired ino "peepingTorn" ordinanci t'shmild inspectors at a cosmnlSlSO. ofvcrj'ii things." Ri-fil siiitl. "It si ______ju d f-mnoni, e n and lhat ho has c cotincil ------iuivi- hccji liroiiKhi to ih c c< corn’s,wnc/crn lakenilitIhe appropriate steps lo before this." ,'iiii it, in c h id in sc o in p le ic - lire c iio n Sli‘ir»ri .Mclivi//cii^ w n/v rtwdki/i;i . dealwuii . Hriiwii hiid soiiiihl liire . .. ______1. l y 'i '! !i11 “ iiii; " drinking_aIcojioI."___ from Miiyor (ii'otc.e D.iiiisliiis, w ho (^xx/iftA-dl K earnsIS wrote.wi s r “ GOV('e r - T h e . Disliirhurbing the peace charges _ . aniiiiistit CCrabtree'officially were bake ^ ------filj.,1 xii,Tuesdiiy. allitough ihe Benaefit Claml H oOSPITALS iilletjedd ii!incideni w;is earlier ihis , fall, Sundayl y , N o v e m b e r:9 , 1997 MAGIC VAI.IJvY k j :(jIIONAI. i o : Ida Donnaii Viilley Police Chief Cam |.;K K a w a m o to , hoi 11:00 a.m . m e :i )i c a i . c i ;n t i ;h u S eeii ) ; ' said tho charge foi- ^jijjjK / R eservatiations startin g at 1 S om e nam es a re o n siilediil ite I.illiana Apiilaro I il rep(trted incident in the patiuiiis'ret|iicsi.I 'I'innev of Paul Creeks iirea of Sun Valley- VanKver>’of Me.vl r s o n A dm itU'd 14. ■ o3nly® n 85perpers Darla Ciuiiiiii^hamiiin o f hiree paid a fine of S132 ($18.50 Tax Deductiblele ) E$irtllrths Jerome. ... diiy a l ih e f>lli D is tr ic t . IJahies werere l.orn Ih Jas.,.1 - l,i'«d»y llc lo a scd : in Hailey, a court clerk Kiisiiii/.iil)cr of (lootiiiiK-:HK. anil I’iinielaI Vanl'.very of ___Meyburn; iinild tto Chrisiciplier said, R e s e r v e Y o) ]t t r S p o t ! lickelionrRobcrt- ..... T h e! ca'case SS’ITAI. S u nI ViValley resident Nadine )R PRIZES L-r siiid she was dissiitisfied SILENT AT]UCTION«RAAFFLE • DOO; ■ Pamela VaiiKvery, aall of AdniiIniiticd Snyder s; lleyhiirn; and I’aul I’cderdersen of Mark Cliiircliillliiil of R u p e rt... w ilh tilethe w.iy Crabtree was pros 'd following the incideni, I'.itil. Etek'iL'k'ased c c u ie d fi lliirhaiii I’api])asof i’^ lleyhuni. Kcli-ased ^ . racEET IN FD R G R EA T DEALSSDNWHlfSlPDDl” C ouniA drdcrcd APPLIANCES AND REGEI'ElVE GIFTS PLUS DN PACIFIC RJeuvilkoadI t o c l e a n u p \ v a,rer c ( UMTO: , U S E D atSUBPLXJS t £ A T T rj |-()CATi'l.l.()(Al’) —. 15;'Hannock EQUHn P M E N T VCTION » Coiiiiiy ha^ hecii ordereded hy the TH0H:ritSDAY, NOVEM BER 6, 1997-9: AM sialc lo produce a plan1 h; hy Nov. UPIU’IUI YAUD3 • DAY S'l'HRIOT. !>OCAT1'.I,1.0. i>6c ID 17 on how it is ^oind i" :le;in up a ciine Bouin Triidruck • Spryle Snow Cal • VVhiling CatCar Mover • IH Diesel Tractor canc'er caiisinn solveiil from frd th e v//rtonl Loscler*.ir ♦ A m eiican Lincoln Trnclof • Fori)I frontfioi Loader* Clark Forklilis* • Toyota Foikhlt • AC W alk tJcMinil1 ForiForklill ♦ Scissorhll • K eishaw N! Hystcr forklilt • T WII a re a ’s w ater supply. : Rnil Drills • Tr.ick W renches • County officials say th the e y m av Briir.li KribtJiirss • • 011 Clam Shell D igger • naciiie Rnil • A WEEKEND GEIAVMYTOTHE m • liuck M actiines • J>ick Standss • [Dull Norton Jachs • Boom • ^ (H o co u n over it. P&ll 2-T Doom« ku'awlK.lo - Wincl. • Lindala PiessuieP W astior • UPrE.Cotiijiicssircssors & Fuel Tanks • Preco "W e're not j'.oinj; to m a k e ; alers • Fairmont M otor Cars • Ciislima■liman Scooleis • M iller, Aiico, lot of commeni lK.va(ise il•I a•inn.' irs Aiinnii.ili[; Henler •• •r.un^^ Telcweld Welder;ders • GenuM lois • W isconsin tnqineigines v/Aiaiiy • Steel Press ♦ DAYTON/IA 500! ihLs Ls lit.idwl for liii^iiiott,",n, cw m ij c Saw/Grmdcr 5 • LaUte • Air E»liaiislisl SyslemS • Carnei Transicold atloniey (aiy I’rice Siiid. m • Thermo King System and Miicli.MoiI M o re ! IRLPOOV~^ ANDJEETRICK • Corilrol Syslem • ...... — 'A -...... :mm___ ' irnMS 'cASii.Ji: ccA siiitns ctiE'cK o n CHECK w i t h DSNKimtRornuARArrrtr'd ,v ; ...... FOR A COMIiMPLETE BHOCHURB OR MORE£ Hm roR M A 'nD iT c a l l : N o v e m b e r 2 - D eciicember 13,1997 ▼ _ J ~ - «ej3]i ;VMi ■ iiit/C i'i'iD 'iV fj Whirlpool LSR8: )0-237-8789 ______S’ « Y 2 7 'Super Cop«ipflilty Plus Aulomallc WotW "JtlPttl l-(l-(208) 684-3900 • 1-800-S c j - q - i • UltlttAT! CAfyiRE' ifiim WEONESDAY. NOVEMBERS’-, 5” -6pfn ' N. • B Automatii CydCydcj ANTIQUES and COLLECTIQLESILES SALE ______I lcmp; i.ociionr, ol C (1 M ID- d r.sw iu • HuirA'IinKl • trtii:rrtiiiF.illi iwiintilo (ooon wilh oiim r.crfl(i4:rfl(iiir. • 2-» It grnm augor • Draw . • nillSH GUARD- fld'.'I'IIlM'CtlllMl ■ NoVI'llltJl'l iitcli • Culiivnior loolu nnd clomps • 2 ovortinndovor luol lanks l M L J * J j B r •WideOiXfiingl!ig llomptf Door IVICE ^ WERT AUCTION SERVIC ► B ll A'V'|li i |. 'P ^ •OayOflEnd-ol'lol'CydeS^aal. SHOP EQUIPMENT ANDN D T O O L S SATURDAY, HOVEMDEH 8 '-- t S I Co OiliLi.’ CofitMl niacninoryory iG-spood lio.ivy duly dull ptor.r. •' Dl.ictiDi.v 4 Oockor prolossion.il chop doublii m.inilo bonch grmduf • Pipo iiiioadorihioi • Hand sawr. • So«ur. • ElocIidclnc Hand Saw-i • Hydinulic Jack • 3/.1 mcti tiuiivy duty sockol sol • l)';r ?9 Bonn • Eluclncnl;nl IExionsion Cofds • Shop vacuumn • CGroaso gun - Stool workshop nils • Elocinc imp.ict wronch • Doll w DEPUTY JIM WOOD00 bunch & vico • HandHa lools • Wronchos •’ ElMlnc dulls ■ lakuf ho.nvy duly battory chargor • It*- "in am Oi'’^ ■ LovoIg • LoLong 220 uxlonsion coiO • Schumakuf ~ fi SATURDAY, NOVEMBER B"- 0 .III compiossor • Sochol Sola • Lincolnoin 2225 oloctiic AC-DC woldor l|)AttOSl.AHGrST Rnnd .tOOO 2 lip .111 I'UiUICAUtOAUCTION'ION'*' UVESTOCK EQUIPMIPMENT Aiito'. • ItV s • Moioiut'cs • ncutnojts • r,iijic Id motBl pnnola • Siool por,ID • Hog) iroiiroughs • Hog watoior • Poriablo AHvuiIi'.umetil • Movcmhc:mhcr ? Somo V.-00(J nnd r .FACT MUSICK& SONS, INC. lo.iOmg cJiulu • VotVo supplies • Food scoop • Hool Inmiiinmmors • Hand post holo diggor • ‘ F A C l : Elomiinl lor conc,0icroto lio.ilois (Of hog house • WovenIWlIO wk 1- 0 « («•*•»> ^0^)aY^to•Y I SATURDAY, iioVEtilBER 8", , WothertvM il,liAD'jH(b:-.imicr, rr.1.11rr.i.iH' IRRIGATION EQUIP^IPMENT OwrartM - I HmisciiuliJ • Dull! 1 • Hand sprnyor • Vnlvo oponor • Rodjcuducurs • End plugs Ai).i‘iti'.emcnl NovntiDcitiDer G Spnnkiof lio.ldr. 'I- ;ERVICE MASTERS AUCTION SERV CONSIGNED ITEhFEMS M ^A Y , NOVEMBER 10'*.ID'*. 1997 19(j.i Chovy vnnin 33/-1 Ion with 302 V-8 ongmo • NowI chopclio saw wiiooia • Woidof grourxJ (;i'il,ir Sloinuc-Siioi.ii)e Conli;iin1i!iil'> • fiiiM cinmps (row( • NowNi hack saw blndos • Now woldmg)mg gtovon. • Silvor rnotnl punctls • AUvciliDCiiioiiI .NDVL'nibi; tolmol lonsos - Now slnHorr. • Now olocioloctiodo tioidors • Now slag ham- » Rf38j, \ MASTERS AUCTION |E _ ^ iuMi Movor (a dull bit od solution) , » HS.'tSS ISQ9244E , *3-le.tlP0WEK SUND^HOVEMlEn 9"•■ • i: 12_noon MISCELLANEOUS5 nIT E M S 27'Sup«r Copotity PlusWoJiw ’>469 ▼ >499 'S',O ven Ui'iintll Aiiliiiiir; i Culli^i.lit’l« • Hay knilo • 20 oi'Hon buiand rarik • I 'J f t t i i i (lUrWoihSyiler Old Toyr. Cunnr.r, CiinciKc IIiliiiii:. Woinl .ii'U pinslic,lic I6& galWn diums • Cotton r.calo • Hay • UlIIWAUCAIIf'Sr'f'" ,< - auBflke" Advomed • 9AulomotliCv(lM » J U I.lwf» .QUinPAHHER'Sy nperoluitMunogtmonl Spoils Wids JmoihS niipinund'., Cibsr. cui anwf • • IPan • Shovols and Hoos • Many me Advuilisuniciil - Novonmoniuoi ( numorouslo mermention, • Sp«wlHondWnhobl«{yil« •MCytle/Optiom JMA AUCTIONEERS • 2 Wo5i^pifl Spetdi • Mil (ombinolioniwiliii >449 SK . a ______NOTE. Mr. nndnd I Mis. Lylo Onitorf hnvo docidod to movom. lo town nnd wili soli ihoir onlop* (ooVing Surlate 3P oquipmonl, nnd misc. at public nuct.oiuction. Thoir homo and acniago is • 4 Wcnh/KifM Woter temp«raiurn 6AulotnalitCycliold • Tools • Antnji.iitiijiics nlM lor salo nt pn' ■ Sleoch ond ftbric Solltner DKptm 1A115*V0IDWH(«P«0l!IBnED Consinnmcuts v;(!lcomo -Ji fty. I d a h o .______•** iptnwri sn MIE ASSOCIAH fOR DEfWli VtAAS AUCTION BARhtARN”’"’'’ ). . _____ MUSTBEIBOROLDEIDLDEIHOPARTlCIPArE ' • ‘ ••WiniMAll-IHii-iH .iiRTincA Tr^'~v~ WEDNESOAY.HOVEMBEn FNER: Mr. & M rs. UL v i e B a r t o n , THURSDAY, HOVEMBER^ O W N bciti Sl,itc Renl.ll; • M.icHim:iy TERMS, full setllertllemcni day ol sale, cash or bankaljlc check,ciiec all Items sole as Is. where is, ■ HouselioidMisc •P.irtySui^suTOiic., titles will be hiili)Id 11to bankinfl days unless scttlemeni iss madem\ in cash or ba'nk euaianleed MBOZZUTO'S tdaho Mis W FURNm iRE AND APPLIANCE Aflwlisemcrt • NovcniUci:lUci 2 4 9 luniJs. Noihing110 to ibe moved until settled lot. Have l.D.D. av ailab le . ’ .BAIR AUCTION CO.. INCINC. A Jo!) Well Ooiu- ' L ESTES & ASSOC. AUCTIONEERS I SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15” EiUt 654-2548 or 436-0984 - ...... - - - - — AJlJoRenuLei; 213 S. RAIL-,886-7774 JCTro^^5^_~77 g Faim Machinery-Jtioii :‘'at,''i» ..:i.ci. lifS) im-6pm Saturday 9;30aia m -3 :3 0 p m Adventsomcnt • NovcmbcX m 3 ^ ^ 5 3 ^ iUtCS H o u rs : Monday-Frldoy M 9:3bani- MASTERS AUCTIOW SER\SERVICE JJEClECLO, IDAHO______^ nside H e lp , hlielp: e ll Oitliy T I 'nsible Home . . — C3 W alutjftliiftli aaswcR y o u r B ;a r A b b y ...... C8 ’ [^cninfjciudidbas. I i m m u n i t y ...... CIO' ■ P a e e B 3 1 [ E _ ^ o m jmx t " o a 0 6 i U ; : !- I lu /ifo r Dniiu- Tu,
,vs- W ednesday, NolovcmlrcrS, lyy? . ■ ...... S c c r i y r 'rhc Timcs-Ncwsg l 3 o o t bl e y o it i r s e l fFinthl e g a ir d e n / ■ Solods y i^ - r y j Moin Safe’s location m y o u r tfFers, d in e rs a )eaceful respii)ite
with a ' D ixie T h o m a s R eale Brighter i)e$-Wew« corrcsponiient______
: i n R o l l TWIN FALLS - The Garden Caft a n d table w Bakeikery, a cozy little restaurant tu in toto the Kimberly Nurseries gar offerfers a peaceful respite to theh e < ------^griniiind. • Pum pki: on lan BarkJcy of Eden Lunches every day and brcakfa ipe for pumpkin roll, uekends, surrounded by gro’ By Denlso Turner sgiving. ants, can soothe the weary soul, Tlme»New8 writer UN ROLL e 8^irden dianges with the seasor a r c all ' (beaten), 1 a ip .sugar, ^ hiiristmas, r i the surroundings ar TWIN FALI^ -Joancup flour, 1 teaspoon ergreen, Christmas trees and ho sent iri a favorite recipcg iwwder, 2 teaspoons ;corations; in spring and summer ju si in tim e for Tlianksftivrgingc:'rl/2 tcaspoon ------PUMPKINn lemon juice. Put in a Its, flowers, herbs and shrubbei Mix togeiiicr 3 eggs II(be pan or cookie sheet • autu.itumn, it is colored leaves, pun: 2/3 cup pumpkin, 3/4 Xcup paper. Bake 15 min- P^'^IItches, ev erg reen s and i\y . Heating pipes are currentlyly I: salt, 1 teaspoon baking, turn p< out upside dwvn . ***■ stalled, -SO outdmjr seating in theth e ------^clnnamonrl'Tcaspoon-Biicovered towel. Cool 5 ed garden during the fall and w nu tm eg a n d 1 teaspooni pumlei pkin u p togetlier.. ------=------1 w ill SOO be la rg e g re a se d jelly-rollinov-e pi towel. For filling, lined with greased nvuxsugar, pi sifted , 1/2 tea- ID ining out availal.k'. th e utes a i 375. Wliile hot,mco tui packages cream . .The wva iHguii,-iw in a p o w d ered siiRar bottom uf unbaked Jaily, and vegetables are I Nurseries. u t ZUCCHINI a-l to $7^ and ivyvy h a n g h butter or margarine. □q cCtotliKBidtai). iwerheaelead. The featured in seasoison. ’llie spedals change I Randy and Jane Mix 2 tablespoons fl ke at 350 for 40 to 45 qoeto _ available (owner p la te ss , cups every t%vo weeks, McCairon openedd ■ pinch salt and 2 large te I ;irp knife fo r doneness. . asksg,] for onfrweek a n d saucers sai McCarron likeses to c'xperiment and try I the restaurant In to cover 6 cups nicchini, ig styles and new dishes. I noUce).Theriwtau- h a v e p:plums. different cooking July and leature tablespoon water toider be .who wrote in ask- rant can host e small - • jjcaches.les. pears - -Thc-specials ofu^en reflcft the lime of ‘ I outdoor seating pieshell. Fill. Dot withjp bi recipe, here’s one ;' ,b«^uetof^ aboul30 and-vcgecgeuibles yt-’ar- For Octolwr>erfest, tlie spedals were mmr ■ Add top piecrust. Bake: Journal-Bulletin. ; It’s ' Oil U» premises. , p a in teed d on German. Arrtundid Sl. Patrick’s Day. the I In the nursery's minute-s. T est w ith sharpn Cookbook" by Ruth rgn: Groups as large es [jjtjn,. • spedals will featiiiture Irish dishes. During I .T a copy, write a S15 300canbecate^at 30 j^andyndy and ihe summer, bararbecue dishes are fea- | In rusponse to a readeimail to Fine F arm , 353 otf other locations. There f n c tomato and cheddar cheese. cht The sen’edniworor-steanied- ing for a squash soup i .‘cials are Ravioli and ^ Mass. 02703. is 1a chiWren’8 riMnu. m c Clarroin; a r Current spcci Smoked Turkey and Mango;o WV rap layers D rinks incliclude soda pop. milk, apple1“ from the Providence Jo r SQUASH SOUP rl opera- Smoked Salmon,ill, F e ttu c d n e Bolognese . smoked turkey, diced inanj;angoes and a or orange juice,ju raspberry lemonade, from “The Fine Farm C p iiiiiiiiiB ijiiiiJ owner/ o of the and a sausage amm d b e ef dish C(Miked ill a zingy' ■ lime mango spread,, rolledro into a coffee, ho'i chchocolate and lea. Fine Handy. To order a to r s o f n e to th e h e a rty to m a to wucesjit served over fettuc- flavored lortilla. check to Fine Farm; mai larden Cafe and Bakery, came 1 • • 'Hie de.ssenens. a spwialty of the house. lagic Valley about two years ago from cini. ■le by th e -slice w ilh lunch or S m ith S t., Attleboro, Mas ■ s icnu features such sand- McCarron said the all-timtime favorite, are available (range County, ( ^ i f . ‘ITiey live in JiJerom e I h e lu n c h mc-r lie pie or cake for the holi-i- B UTTERNUTIt S(; s.quash, peeled and ; Sloe Gin Chicken, made CCashew Chicken, is madede of tender by the wliole atli th e ir 11-month-old daugliter•r Radiel.R "‘‘ch choiccs as S y includc Zebra Browniess (S e rv e s 6 ) hicken marinated in .sloe rekinglBttnctWesw SCISSORS 8 flu id ounces heavyReserve ci wine. Heat oil '•‘y « a l i m i ^ ■ ' ^ [ grab my bag of good, sturdyy toolsu on M A R T i I / \ ■ out of copper iutSST H aw a“ ir isn’t really eniuigh. Use 1 teaspo• Rccipis or Tvqucsis dio Exdxanfic. Denise Turner 0 . Box 548, Twin Falls, k I ______C-2 T lrw H e w * . Twin F alli..Idaho Ida Wednet(br.Novetnb«tS.199;L997
H ome & G ardkn im p ev(e n e x p (>eriencee d g ardle n e rs P la n t: p ro b le,‘in s stu i i turc on the apan, or use aa sharp knife 10 separate I writing. Your two prproblems affect many somomeiimes wilh a corky textun have two garden i ^ le leaves a n d roots 10 about DEAR CATHY: I iur oiher giirdeners, andnd they’d like to know skinkin? ‘Hie virus that causes iJiatliiat is often them. Trim the iliyiiuule me. I’ve lA M I let the cut ends heal for problems Unit tlim rwlly - whether we mightIt be talking discaser— tobcobocco-nittle-vinLvand sometiroitirocs.potato..-: fiJnchcs, and I e r 50 yeiirs, so I’m to a day before replanting, raised gardens for over! bad st“cd o r som ethirling in thc'soil. moplo p io p virus, which also affectsn s rnicotiana. several hours to •st problem is my y used up all the nulrie'nis no boRinm-T. The first IV - "nie aasw er IQ xlwlie rh u b arb problem is . Chit:hina asters, gladiolus, tulips,s, hyadnthsh , They probably rb (lied down eariy 'I'lll'M m 'U IN 'llS :s in ihe soil ' in ihat spot lasiast ycar.-so be sure to.add McUonald Kctl rliubiirb ( prolwbly; None o f tillthe alxjve. You said the ‘ andnd capsicum. ‘I'he nematodes u- in August. It limkctl de;dead, I had three ly thing you plenty, of orgaijanic m aterial before you Cathy W alwortht h rh u b arb has growTi1 iup big and beautiful tranransmit the'dLscase. Tlie only t ;y were planled 19 ^ se plants on stick them backdc in th e gro u n d . / • planted in a row. ’Iliey v for 19 years, then ne reju- DEAR D CATHV: When can (eet hifili with great bigig Ileaves and lx;au- lack iris and peony? SomeoneDne told m e leaves have tulimed r brown. Divide peony )athian Walnut tree, but we do no t ' venatcd w hen you divide.ihemdi - they like b a d tiful long stalks. In the:ic'Spring '; of 1997 I Carpatl liis is th e w rong tim e of year. d u m p s in fall,.to ti o . ihose leaves in the garden. Thee pota-p< to be divided aboutut every five to seven lliis could SCO no sign of lifelife, bui I watered' use tho - F L O WW E ER LADY D E A R REAiADERS: I left'Sunset are nice and big, but when I peelp years - and ©vc therlem a pretty hefty help- and applied a little fertilizerfor and left loes ar DEAR FLO^VER: You didn’tn’t ;say whal Maples and SumacSi off m^ list of red .• of them, they have □ strangee colorcc ing of feriilizer nexext spring, The young D ih em alone. In Jiin e I SiiwSii\ a little grow th some ol :ind of iris we’re talking alwui.)ui. but gen- trees last week,k. Can y o u th in k of black or brown spots or streitrenks plants can take up) 10i tw o years to estal>- kirn - one liny shooi on ihe[he sides of iwo of and bl irally. iris can get her old, dryry lileaves cut ugh tliem. They are not edible,lie, iVe lisli their new rootsi a;and store enougli food, -eral ihem . 1 tlioiiRlit rh u b arb,rb lived1 forever. througl )ack in fall, Lift and dividee iriris at ihe Id really like to know beforeir e w e bin b e patient. Y ou’llI’li hav e pie again soon. bad Tlie other problem i.sis cour potatoes ihis would flmc time you would normallyally plant it. IVhat'si,nn^ your garden? Send your I oiir 1998 giirden. We are 83 and 8-1 You-suy you roiatlate your garden. You sam year. We planled ne\new seed of Kcd plant o >avc the large rhizomes with'ith healthy garden qucstiorions to Cathy Walworth, in •s old, but pUin an o th e r ga rd e n . n u y have ro u te d yo'your potatoes right into, Sav Pontiac. Wc rotate oiirur garden and use years o caves, throw the old leaflc“ss; rhizomrhi es in carc of Vic TimeJics-A'cus, P.O. Box 548. T)i>in -AFAmiFULREAD■ ADER an area tlu i liarborec■ed “ potato spraing." Do lea\ is d ip p in g s , kitchen le rhizomes Falls, Idaho 8331)303. com post m ade of w a ss cl ou fo r you see brow n, arc-!•c-shapcd colors inside, thehe center away. Break the r peelings and leaves;os. We have a DliA!■ AR FAITHFUL: Thank you F a ll c l(l e a n u p o□ f f e f s w esalth of rn fiateriaks f o r p rirints, othe crafts book o£ plants,ts. Back before the and pnirelty bookmarks by sand- ■ , ng leaves or petals bctivixn p • '} NcOTday - - p rim in g press,-s; ppressing and drye ■ m idiing ts of lam inating plastic., lear flow ers andnd leafy plants was sheets Yes, ii's time lo get o u t th e re one way sdentismists kept irack of (Withoiloui a press, simply use a and lidy up in the gan ontacl spcdmen-s andnd 1hobbyists memo- telephohone book, with a stack of : dorj't go too far. On dost aper and a rialized th e ir wildflowerwil or herb, big heaeavy books piled on lop.) • tion, yon miglit'sec the ook ■ “finds.” D ryingig w hole bu n ch es of flowers time works well, too. One - of som e g reat — o r all t le rcvlde the ' A m o d e rn waway is to skip the ai a tir l^dispcUed the dreariness of ' ______very_nice — art. S tu ff yo ImolMt------steps.oLprcssuifsine and drying the ____friend c compost of loss out wri plants and justiSt position a fr^i- her wiiviriteTTciichen by simply sccond thought could ac picked leaf onn ththe page of a note- stringin;ing an 8-fooi length of iwine tran.sform ed into th in ggs s o f beauty. reserve jjHok (spiral-boibound, with sturdy beneailiih the ceiling and hanging ut flowers — tied together Even iliose who ihinkink of them- saves. p a p er, is best).), R'Record its nam e o r old c u t selves as ariisiically' klutzykl can any o th e r info0 y(you like, then seal wilh raraffia or string — upside - get good resiilt.s w ith,1, fof< r exam - with clear com;omact paper. Even downalalong it. E ach y e ar her “gar- ; pie, leaf prints. Inn '“ N a tu r e easier is lo buyluy a cheap, ready- den” grows.gi incorporating binh- : Printing With Herbs, Fi made photo1 allalbum with clear daybouo u q u e ts of roses or daffodils, •--- Flowers" (Storey Cc plastic-coveredred pages; you can or a pipiete of bittersweet vine ------cations, S22.95), Laurara 1 — \vritc on pieceses cof index card and-— foundi ono a w inier-ram ble. Sitting Hcthmann gives the his press them in rplace along with in herr Ikitchen, you slip into fed- th e liow io of a iechnit{u< tlie leaf. in g th:[hat — even though the by th e likes of Leonardordo Da •Dried Flowerwers. You can buy a weatheher’s turning nasty — youI iinfl B enjam in F ranklin, plant press forir ddrying flowers flat haven’n’t really left the garden1 says, found it a niftyt w; CO for framing orar fifor making cheap behind.id. ______wQuldtbu. coun tu rf Jiiler:ters.oLcol()^— nial-cra pajJcr money. Il and you don’l have lo h: ------In'rhe-warofrt^soicric-tic-or expen ----- sive materials to mak • Fomilto CotCounter Top Repoir •R{ e :e s t ir f a ^ Bathtubs & frame-worthy prints, hih a n d m a d e Ceramic Tiles :e weiither- I • Retoloringing Counter( Tops 4 ■: statio n ery or gift Wrap. ,t, ink side down, onto the; Other,otl Work quickly; markerr easier lo m ake and m ore v r s tu f f e d bs ■ •Gijistom Colors . Firsi, collect small 1 Cover wilh another ink, driesdri fast. Proceed as iibove.;. resistant lhan their : Bath Tubs om garden. p m r ire e s or plants — o r fern per and press wiih the (For)r moren professional-lookingg cousins. Create them from I Curtis W ard Toilay • (20:08) 735-1660 Jail and/or on a dry day, making s rhand. printsnis, try waicr-based block-:• flotsam and jetsam: Nail ; and nvigs, arc dew-frec. Pick fres not enougli detail, blot printinnting inks and work on a sheetI glue to g eth er b ran d ie s ;in leaves w ith interesting si css ink and iry a g ain r o f i^a-ssgla.s using a p a letie knife a n dd using wood chips, bits ofif stiffs vine ____ lurc or detail: iamb'si i Kif can be.ased several , a brayirayer,.a printer’s inking n>Uer, and other natural materiterials for > ivelry and — - ■ • young dandelion, ferns 's a kind ihat readily tpspre:pread the’ink evenly.) liais,'eyeglasses, jewel r"- m iller. If you’re notT* ii i ink, it won't e\'cn need I'ollt•'ollowing a re o th e r e m its inioo wigs. Twin FnIJs, IJiJi' j-fashioned •: leaves riglit away, store L-d ead i time, w hichich you can diven gardeningg ‘Herbariums. An old-fa a relUtion- i • flower (iress or inside a r a print larger than a cnerg;ergy. now, that the garden iss method of preserving a r ng past its *• te le p h o n e boo k to k c use wide-tip or bnish- beddirJding down for the w inter ship with greenery long ium. really from curling up as th e y d ;ers for color instead;^ »Tw'Twig Scarecrows, Unlikec season was the herbariun ,1, nm . W.-Il. S'yl'-* " ’•■‘'■ker! if s a y in g a Z- You’ll need at least i af down on a newspa-"" m;myiny of us, these skinny-limbcdd a high-falulin’ way of s t- inked siamp pad, twee ck figures look better ;ind paper P«r wilh onele handI: wliile bnishing stick 'I moving the leaves nr tl in one direction wilh unclotclothed, whicii renders them (indudingScrappaperftTf„rpn.iic ing). For a fancierr blook, use i'. embossing inks and popowders to A im < . t l M c , I !: make a finislied prodii)duct with a . me ifieeiah I raised, glossy look. Place Pla a leaf (or leaf pan) on theL- Stampst pad , - i ;
1 3 4 9 o r n 6 9^padk* C' i . a r d i a cc S u p p it o r t ' I G rr o u p 1199 or $134 pack* i Q m e s t i o n ss k n s wv e r e d y Dr. Stan]lley M ogeldson ■ I . ‘’y 1129 or $125^ p a c k * I W ednnesday, Nviovemberr 5,1997
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shed Ccn3«r-s«3«yer;f0, . N o hox a i n T hhis dryerr may be; the waive o f fuature ffilet icrg 1 ally best. Select a modeldel with a Bulletin No. 8823 2 3 - buyer’s guide of Q: M y old clolhcs dryjycrhasfew c — L n o t mix m. and no conditioned “true" electronic moistunure sensor the.most cfficii’icieni ii<'-veni, stan- 'c.orje featu res. T1}C clothesi tatal k e a »or air is lost outdoors, njrate dry-. dard vent dryer;yers and co'mhination ut wrinkled S e n s i b l e “ ’i hhis i s room .air cools the warm\ to provide the most accur I beating and come o u t' washer/dryers,;rs, moisture sensor and tangled. How cffecffective and ip diyer air causing tlie mois-. ing. • H O M E ' i-.____ •In.somc.designs,.ihe_jT; moisture type, capaciiie:iiies. drum rotation, Caci cffldent ore the no-out([>utdoor-vent------i f l i-to condense into.a.tray..Thc-.. • sensor is mounted m thele dmmi or cyclesTTeaiuresires, prices ;md effi- - designs and what fcaturiQires should J a m S S dr>-ercr aair is reheated and circulat- s ver>’ n e a r it. Som e sensoniors actual- ciency tips. I’leii’lease include S2 and I c o n sid e r? -F .B . . througli the tumbling clothes . _ D u lIe y ly touch the damp clotlothes for a business-sizcii? c i i A S K . ------MSI A: No-outdoor-ventent clothes ' a g amiin ito absorb more moisture, excellent accuracy. Ann optionalc Write lo JaJan m e s U ullcy, f)90(> ocfu.'vj dryer designs (como m m o n in W hencn Ithe clothes are dry, emptj- lint basket Koyalgreen, Drive.Ui Cincinniiii, E u ro p e ) c an re d u c e; m;many indi- th e■ WIwater tray or a just run a1 , super-large (100 load) lini 1 can reduce air resiscancince when ' Ohio4!;244, Ccnj* rect costs of using a tjitjT ica l out. ers are leaky/ andai may be a source smallall tube from the iray to a you forgel to em p ty it rcgicgularly. Q; I am ir>'ing•ing 10 seal up niv old nojiaic door-vented do'er. MosSlost Tnodcls of hugs and allergensall inside j"our droiai a A reversing-rot.iiion tlnimdn (cj-p- w indow s b cfore fo ri wintor seis in, I I------use many surgjcal stain:ainless steel home. ComCombination cloihes washer/I lion every am luiving a. problompn gelling iho Condenignslng dryei lotes no heat to out. parts and they can litenteroUy last a A no-vcnt; dryerdi uses a simple dryers'ers, all in one space-srtvingi; ically reverses directioi several minutes) is anotllother fell- old cuulking nutou wiilioul gouging ’ efficient itudII briefly every several r only docs it use energ: to rem o v e c au lk as p the drying air, butjt :it draws the base of theth dryer cabinet. A wrinkfnkle-free cloches drying is toI) uniil you have time to is jiisi askingng for irtiiiliU- and inakeie a dean straiglii cul througliJ* already-healed or coolcraled air out small fan draws dr room air in not ov«overdry the clnthes.-Using ann them . •download re d o in g ih: e jol) j(i properly nyxi llie ohold caulk without ilanntgiugi>‘. of jxiur house fo r a doubouble energy through sepanlarate passages in the " ' aufom:omatic moisture-sensing cjxlee W rite for o r in stan t 'di r. ( w w w .d u lle y .c o m ) . U p d a te year. lliew.V(H)d. o expense. Mosi outdoorxir vent cov- exchanger. TheTh two air flows do insteaclead of a tim ed c>-cle is genur.
. A Don’t Cc;onfine Your ' M a in tee n a n c e caa n c u tw aite t r-h e a te p ro b lem r s T r o p h y T'o c The Wall... : Bring In your own elelk ivory end let us create Poor waier-hcaterter perfor- —------L leakk diduring a long absence from1 som e hom e cen ters. j s i m a icli r a unique ring yoiou can wear with pr/de. mance and breakdownskvns or O lher a hum.ome, serious damage can1 -A new element musi Originally deatgneaed artivork by Jc^n Boyer serious problems oftei ult. the original. prevented through mairlainienance. Ilecilic waler healers some- and com- \ For example, a wateiiter healer’s 1 les uevelop sudden heatingi; Heoders' ______^ .. ____ an: it’i'/fom e aud/ si Iv n S jL pressure.relief valveu shoulds be 1 blems and produce only hike-' Boi/er? r Jeiuelty i; /ti u{ f rin i’i , th e D g Q V jl checked for proper operationopt rm water. This ofieii can be sent to Gem' ------Icasronce aT'^ar.-'l'he — L-ed-to-(ht?.lulH»-Iike elem ents...s.... .JUiiladclphia Jimiiin'r.J^ I hem ihc water. Most elec-;- nitielicll. I'll. IV422. ()i(L'.'iriorij Qi of the valve, on or neanear ihe top 1838Addlaon/n Ave. E. ..733.4552 ^ . of the tank, is lo allowlow water to : healers have iwo elements,i, aiiitwt Ih‘ iin.wcn'd personsoHti/zy. i ^ ^ ^ 5 ! £ 2 S ! escape from the tankik ifi: there is an ejcc D o i t ' I; tnear the lop and one nearr a dangerous builduplof of iempera- the first step boiiom of ihe lank. The boi- '.oi^iisi.xi^ ;;S . • ture and pressure inn thet water turn off the p< 1 element, which does most of ■5 9 ^ heaior. A faulty pressiL-ssure re h e f j{ h e e le r i GereAUSlil warm.• waler healing, generallyi W J ^ valve can resuh in anim explosuini ------— iruced-ns out firsi or perform s poor- jecause of m ineral b u ild u p on of th e w ater h e a te r. , ... il fnim comin, th a i hi Specific direciii>ns_fj,s (m chrek- fi,!,, lubing.he ______r i g e it»5 th e p re s s u re -re lieict f' valve can diisc the s.ipileciric water heaier, <>nei diriy'ornt Imrned-oui element i X i i y r e n R J airly easy to clean or replace, C M ^ P A G I N C CELLULAJLAl; MESSAGE C tN lE R if found in the owner’jer s manual („id enlep in draining is to I ihe procedure musi be done A N I D A HH C O C O M P A N Y fJr the water heater. ■"Ir B™'-',™'. {Ihis valve tspower i JO ihe heater. *'*' ih extreme care to prevent - checking Ihe valve rereq tim te s lift- .•risfueledbygns.it :ctrical shock or damage to ing a small handle unm thei end (It „ n also he;ei 1 to "pilot" to keep I n t h ee ILynwood . • heaier. Never attem pt to the valve. This shoulould cause ling „e on during drain- '’‘•‘f. :an.or.rcpIace_an_elj^menj_ lue Lakes N. ------somenvater-l«-(low-lw (rotn-lho ------^------iher-iype-of-heaier,------^Pflglng.Servicej;_iB :houl consiilling and carefully 7 3 4 ; valve. Since the water iipply valve that lets . y •Idaho's largest p^gln;llngcoveragf 5 4 - 4 3 3 9 . “ '' ylowingihe directions in the ____ i^.is -somt;limes_very_ y f — valvc-at the-ie n te r th e h e a le r la n k , 'f* ..Ontario,.OR.toRexbeitb ..g ,iD ------ner's manual. :: 8 8 8 ; 2 9 7 ; 6 3 2 3 — \ cELLi > extreme care i» avoid and run il isto normally in a pipe • No contracts available Ileciriciiy lo ihe lieaier niiisl • : w ear p ro tec tiv e gloves.;esandcatdt q ank). „ The cold waler '} • Airtime as low as S7.9 lurned off, and the lank Friday 9am to 6 p m • the water in a can, wwhen per- e turned off at ihe «‘‘=ctr • Numeric {< text paglnging^” ° M o n d a y - Frlc ^ j ^ MorowoLi*! ! form ing th is check. lined, before an element can ay 10am-3pm near the waier meter ... * l«qiXi 1 rtaf k . S a tu r d a y ; W hen th e h a n d leMS is released, i'X ";;" ______cwS le aremoved n for checking. New ating elemenis are available - • the, pressure-releas I h o s e 10 t h e d r a in "■itlioi appliance-parts stores andd 'mikm- ‘ should close nnd shu e-bottom-of-ihe lank— - water flow. If the val\ to a drain or olher owner u e s 10 r e l e a s e w a§ te : i l •n a hoi-waier faucet check, it should bel,e re'placed val ralve. which the cold-wate.iter heater, and leave '■ w ith a n id e n tic a l v a h allow air lo enier the drainc requires shutting off ;i B A N N E R F UIRNITURE’S" l l a ^ r r swater j ; drains out. ’■'r^ ing ih e h e a le r. en the drain valve lo a, a Pressure- f If water flows from a er from Ihe tank. ai api relief valve at olher=r t tim es, Ihe L-tank isem piy, leave' Vvaier h e a le r sho u ldJ b«b e checkcd ; . ' l ' = » 'I iin I’ulve open and open by a qualified ser\-iceice pct^on to Iter supply vaLveJuUy_._ -: correct the'condiiionsns ilhal cause . Complete tl m g off t h e dr nenier and leave the I V ' p ressu re bu ild u p . Some experts recrecommend supply valve:rcefully as possible, s flushing action sev- S J •; periodic draining off sosome water ("•“‘cr will i Huge iving;Sak by turning the supply ; • from the tank lo helhelp reduce water faucei. inksgi and on, until water llh sediment buildup. Th:This is done KDOW NS INI IEVERY DEPAf t R T M E W T ! ink ru n s clear. m a r k ■ from a faucet-type valvalve at the elcctnaiy ori e the flushing by turn- t ; .’. bottom of the lank.. IfIfsedimern Water heat drain valve. Open the O A K . I '1 js a major problem1 aiand causes drained wh. le heater, the occupied for,'c andi let. the tank fill ,'''4 ------^-jNH>r o p e ra tio n o f ilie li =^1=G H1N A ^| t ; ta n k m ig h i n e e d to□ bibe drained orifthcheaitII run from tho hot- , ' ;. iind flushed aboutit ievery six mg freczmge l. ip rev io u sly op en ed , .. / j M will obviousl>;ank is full). Turn ihe •} ■ G A B I N E T I ' ! m onths. Specific iastructionsons for drain- gas, and alsoor gas back on. ‘ < ‘ Uilg eaters also should be • Brass leaded. I ing a water heater can be found denis. If an glass .. I < ; in the owner's manual.jal. heater orvhcn it? a home is not : ! ar an extended period |K j ( • Raised I laier is shut down d u r~ ? I panels I lg lemperatures. This • Lighted I j; T im es-N■News M arkeisly save electricity or ^^nSm SSS^^jS.'ri Iso help prevent acci- OAK FINISH interior I 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 ;^PC. OAK FINISISH 5PCJ an operating wat«ir • Light o r I its piping springs a d iningroomI SET: DINI^INGROOM SET mediuni oak . R - • tr^ile table, wlih 2 leaeaves MZ'rounlund with one 18 ' leaf. , •, 6 Boston hardw ood arrirrow back %end$J$to60' t L . • 4 B o stoion n hardwood arrow back sideJe cchairs . I Learn toto create e t p l a c e -C • Light oror fm edium oak - • iight*^o?medium oak ?i extraor^fdinary -I ^-i'lSEa^9'$CiO A “REG.i$499$0Q I I A REG. $699 $ I projects:s with I MOW O NNOW NOW>549
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'»«riiiipkin (imfolded on the lap, notin t jsh a k en op en 1/2 c u p ( W hen y o u r host' pan Knleht’Ridder NewaSorvlce0 . in tthe air), you pick up yours. Wh ------picks pici up his fork, yoil pick up yoi)yours. If there’s Icupsuf;ugar U'A SIIIN G TO N' -’Sil'up’siralghi. Sii Hold a a toast,t( you lift your glass afterfter the bigwig • legg md glaceed cherries, cul in ha!half" ” y o u r f pcrccni of all business deals are your you elbow or forearm on the tah ) b ran d y nL'^oiiaiud a( lliu d in nler e r itab le. rest res your hands on the table,e, bL u t n o t y o u r 1/2 c u p b Coupons!. cd cream (optional) W ith C .Diirihea Johnson is ddin irec to r of ilie Protocol wrists. wri W hippei dates with boiling waterr ai n d let School (»f Washington,1. whichw earns iis bread During t dinner, remember)er the Silent Cover d . minutes. Drain and set asid(:idc. H eat — huiiered one bite atll a time — by teaching Sen-ice Sur Code. stand 15 n send 10 th e ser- ' ov en to 3f350 degrees. Lightly grease,.c-9.inch S u b si protocol and c liq u e tlce lo Io businesses and gov- The.se 'I are little signals you sen scribe T odayy & S a v e ! . c rn in e iiis all over th e woiworld. vaiits. vat If you’re putting down1 ycyour fork and atke pan,I, (See( note.) - you cross them . W liisk together tc flour, baking iwwdivder, bak- • For a recent anninilal , A sso ciatio n of I'oo'd knife kni but you’re not finished, yia and salt. Set aside. Cream mam arganiie r ■ A l Jnurnalisis meeting; in W ash in g to n , e ig h t fork fori on the left, knife on the rigliriglu, in the 7:25 ing soda ar p sugar until fluffy. Add eggS andai beat ■ W w L embassies aHreed to hosttost food writers for for- position. po5 That says, "Don’t tomtouch lhat dial, and Icup; until comlmbined. Stir in flour mixturlure unlil - m .1 . maldinners. Jeeves," l e H m e si - N m s d. Gently stir in dates, cherrcrrie s and A nd ih iii m e a n t a .iiession iie wilh Johnson If I you’re finished, you placce ytyour fork and combined. tis.s the plate, in nuts, Doujlugh will be thick. Spread dc before \ve headed muIt to li our assigned coun- knife kni (b lad e in) to g e th er acros.s C u s t oam t er Service i 733-0931 , "Take it aivay, baking patlan and back'uniil firm to iht tries (mine was Southth Africa):/ Stand when the the 10:20 position, 'Hiat says, "T m inutes, somelxidy important enters em the roo;n. Don't Jeeves.” Jec After dinner, you don’tDn’t stand up or alwut 45 tr euniil your host Removeve from oven and let cool ir a sit before the bigwiHg does,d Don’t put your place pla your napkin im the table ur 1 you if you’re a few minuKmes, then run spatula aroundr|d cake to ■ ■ I hands in your pocketsi wlwhile you tidk. And for or or hostess does. Heaven help yo •rele as e itir and turn out onto cooling'i or — ■ heai-eri's sake, don't slnvtlouch. ’ 'sJo'slow e ate r. plate. Cake is very soft, so If there's a line (rvceivreiving, not buffet), give And / don’t forget to send a lhalhank-you note, serving pi your name and the namiam e of your tow n to th e Handwritten, Hni please. gently. W hile cakeca is baking, make sauce::: InI: small — aiiic. who presents you/on to the ambassador, n, Ciimbine 1 cup water willvilh 1 3/4 who presents you'[o hislis \wife. Then you shake Fjom f the Souih African Embasibassy, this fruit- saucepan. At Ihe embassy, cups sugar;ar. Bring to boil and lx>il 5I mo’ inutes, hands, Web to web isis llIbe rule. That means cake cak is rich and veo’ sweet. At I w hipped cream . R em ove from fi heat and add butter, yon sm ack y iiir h a n dI iniimo the other person’s it it wasw se r\’ed w iib a dollop of whi; G el It over with. a n d brand;idy, stirring until butter melt ------h a n d c lc a ru p lo j^ o u r thnthum b.— ^------* Get a Honda. p over hot cake a little at aI tii let- Into the dining room,m, where you find jtiiir ^ TII»SY-T/\KT FRUIT• CACAKIi hot sy ru p « ting it soallak in. Let cake cool before's luiine on the place cardard and take your scat, (Makes (i 8 servings) ,-ilh dollop of whipped cri from th e riRht s id e oif f thtl e ch air, please. T h e I I (8-ounce) box pitted date.s,;.s, finelyf cut up Serve wil desired. “ ■ next nile is simple, saysays Jo h n so n : Follow th e (see (sei noie) m ^£ $ 4 0 0 Note: Di!Dates can be sticky. To cutt themtl up leader. I c u p Ixiiling w ater more easil;sily, rinse your knife blade frequent-fn f S f Study the place settintting and note ihe locn- 11/2 1 cups all-purpose flour ; cion of ihe forks. Utensensils are always used 11/2 1 te asp o o n s baking ]>owderJe r ly. T he cak(ike ran also be baked in 2-cupup muffin . ' from th e outside in. 1 teaspoon b a k in g .soda niniature cake pans. :______J'lieti you wait J.V hcny?n ymir_ho^i)icks uu'bis J;Pinch of sa lt ______^ ------— - 'p a n s Of mil _____ - - . v - o f / . y t $50 S e c r e t: to tasty 5s p u d s is iin t h e p rre p a ra tioDU J B l SA' toes from the water. Ttio Washington Post______2 tablespoon)ons finely chopped you finfinish up the rest.-of the /{ o p tio n a l) m eal,I, h. h e a t il ceram ic bow l in a Holding each potato0 i B frc^sh parsley {o on a long fork, peel with Uack in the day^ays when Meal a 3-quajuart saute or frying low oveoven, fill with the potatoes — ingknife,------NrcDoiTald’s"Tt1irfried-|ed il-s'pola: pan over mcdit’dium hear-Add-thc ----- a n d cmcovcr with-pliiHtic-wrap.— EX650 - > Place the potatoes: andai the ' . , th e w o rd oil a n d dicedlotiion. ot This> willw keep the potatoes , toes in beef tallow , tl butler in the bowl of aI standingst ll the onion begins to "'armn f(ifor about 20 minutes, ■ around Manhattan was:as lh a l any Sau te until ll mixer fitted wiih thee | p a d d le - number of Upper Eastst SideS host- . sofien, aboutlut 4 to 5 minutes. In a ai worst-case scenario, use ■(don’t use a food processessor; the. :lieir guests Add the garlii.rlic and cook, stir- the micmicrowave oven to reheat • esses were serving thei steel blade makes pop o ta to e s the tasty spuds from MickeyMi D’s ring, for 30) seconds.s( Add the them,1, aiadding a liitle milk if the ~ gum m y). I m m N le lubers on potatoes andd the broih and stir potatoe;toes ge t dry. rather than lacklu the n i On a medium-low specp eed , mix n iik ely , but to com binc. Let Lc the broth come their own. Highly unlil. ihe potatoes and thee 1 b u tte r , 10 a b o il. Co\'over the pan and SMSMASIH-D POTATOES I m n it a l am using. slowly adding the milk: untilui the Still, it does bring to im in d ihe reduce the heal he:' 10 low. Simmer Makeakes 6 lo 8 servings potatoesjiave a half-cl■-chunky, 1 sc r\’ing of po ta to es to1 giiguests.- - • on low for 1 ■>T> minutes,-m ' 2 1/211/2 to 3 pounds m edium -sire half-creamy consistency.y. J ■alls ‘ 734-4147 If your oven is, fille(lied with a .Remove :hethe cover, turn heat red potcpotatoes, unpeeled Add the salt and pep> e p p er to 465 Addison Avo, W .. Twin Fail roasting bird, potatoeses \will prof- to high and cookcot until almost all g,,j,lit for cooking w ater taste and the chives andnd mix to - ______alongside,, of the broth:h hasI evaporated, : itably nesile ahi ounces (1/2 stick) unsalted com bine, ■iii settle for about 8 minutlute.'i. Remove from “ • Alternatively, they will • er, at room temperature he stovetop heal, add ialtsal and pepper to tnuter,. the stovetop. If it’-s the ;>oui 1/2 c u p w arm m ilk ;upied, ihen taste, sprinkhikle with parsley if that’s completely occupi 2 teaspoon sail, or more to i of several desired and set I they, do well in any of taste E E J * ' oven preparatioivs (seesee sidebar aiid creanry at the _ Pcpp<;pperto taste • I- for our — make thatt eveveryone’s Chutiky ant I . smashed potatoes ' 2 lablespooti'slab, chopped fresh — favorite oven-roasijasted pota- same lime, sr forgiving version of chiveses toe.s). 1i are a more-for the smashed-iid-in-the-pot mashed I laceace the potatoes in a large 'I’he trick to makingne potaKits ny people make. P‘>t Ilf<'/ cold sa lte d w ater. Bring to (or any other dish, for t don't need to worry a boil)il <: o v e r m ed iu m -h ig h h e a t, I ter) work for your' mnu S is ' 0 ■'-'•■■■.W'l" I . I Et^ttinBig iout all the lumps. Cookk uruntil the potatoes are easi- F R — ^ -fhoosc a tirc p a ra rin n no L£'!l?'’‘ -‘y^_.ihey.’rtpaVI io of the appeal. To, b’ J'jepierced 'w ith' a fork.' : flavor profile (nieani oiatoes warm while ^ Immedile d ia te ly r'etVioi.x' tIieT ’u n r ; Southwesiern flavir.?rs' or P”'" Mediterranean onesl) andar “level ,______:______1 of desired elegance"ce-’ but by A I A B I whether the dish mustust be done m R O F E S il^IMSBOSN^ ;t A nd sleep : at the last minute or cai Buy A Siminm ons B eauty)yrest Sleep Set • pared ahead, NYL& TOTifALLYFEiEE]2 For One full 1Year!’ A long-cooking ro steelL SIDING iiccomniodale a last ; potato (or other sid 12 DAYi^SONLY_ ; prep a ra tio n ; a tjn ic k sai metal. ROOFINGE I main course may benel.-nefii (or at CDCC CC : least the cook will) fromrom a slowly rnC C C3SSTIMATES ^ i ; b a k in g o r ro astin g s]iud, 410-93255 (OR 410-9326 ! 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Tibarrassment. You can alstIso A woman’s place is where' she C liristntma.'! u iM ya w a y A vallable AUHY: I'mm ia 27-year- —^ I L e m b i 7 3 3 - 3 1 IS inimize your potential discomim- wants to be - at homeme or nn the 546 IiJucUC Il.okc» IJlvd. N. (Nrrt lo Cnciin old. w hile, fem ale ctilli.-ollege gradu- ^ m inii iri by itot exposing him to you:lur job. ’niat is what “cum:untempomry a ie/l have a sensiiivi p ro b lem iends, or by-«s-arning them itin feminism" is all libout.Jt. ^ . wilh inv father. \ S'rTc,; Ivance to be prepared to meet!t ia — JU N E KAfCALLESTAD ^ \»tm My ha racist,ist. Ile'ifiJJed ■ ['« iil got. Only as a last resort shoukjld GHNDER FQ U H1Y Y C O O R D I- wilh hatred for blaclacks. Jews. cut him off completely. NATORCLOQUF'JE T SENIOR Asians, even Native•e A/ m e ric an s r AKgaHVanButen. ;!S“cHI I)I-:/\R AHHY: I hope you don’lu’t IUG H ,CL0Q U)UET. 1 MINN. A (di-spiie tlie fact thath a t h is Die ind my response tn the reade:Jer DEAR JUNE: That’sat’s sensible, ______m Hiandfatlier was a N al.ive m ind ho signed herself “Happy to BiBe and !’m in complete; agreement.a AimTican). Somehow,w, 1I managed on’s Girl." She’s the youn/ng And by-the way, youou are right H) urovv up to lie a vt'er>- e n different b e p a rt of f my r life, hui 1 can no Ron’ oman who enjoys meeting he:ner where you belong'-advising - flM HT piTson. To me, humanan diversity( is longer tolerlerate his racism. It is woini OISPLAYJNOUR1 SHOW ROOM : lyfriend’s needs througli homene- young women alwut howho to build a wonderful ihinRandnd ia cause for not only offensiveof to me. I'm hoyfr 'orian Kitchcn Counicrs • Pella W indows the briglitest future theyth can for ’(S,”".*! (.elebraiioii. afruid otherlers will assume iliat I makia king. Abby, there is absolutely noth)th- themselves. Bravo! • Closet System-s My f.iiher's «se of tiffensive ■ share his views,vit since most peo- Ab • Cusulustom Cubinfcis Designed , g wrong with tliat, per se. Whahat • rircplacc Mantels lerm storefertoctbnicnic minorities pic’s valuesles are shaped by the , jngw &i BBuill i in O ur Shop their parents. To me. ' fobjiobject to is lhat she thinks she’ lias inaile beinfi seen:en in public values of th M e v t » ■ N o ^ wiili him a-liumiliaiiiiiting experi- there could;ild be nu accusation . wear,earing the crown of tnie worn . -- 734-5121 ihood because she likes scrub 1------^ I'lKe. I have a.sked himim irepeatedly more painfulifiil and degrading llian anho ■ i i i u j . i j i 2414AddIionAv<.£ott*• Twki Fdll J ing toilets, doing laundry am I III refrain from iisin^g ethnicei slurs being assunuinied 10 b e a racist. b in g oningsliirts. 'TC^Jtae SixelleM ee i S : t t t x d m C * III my presence, hm he refuses to__ What canin I1 do, other than drop- ironii m irk -n rn locnl-hlRh^chool,(,1- l»S?S!B rdcof^^m .iikiiowled^’e ihai thethere is any- pingouiofii;fin v fa tb e rV n n j? ------I’ w :h terms, I get -N()T(;L'li;iYHY leadlaching gender tiiuality m th< ■M PVilBSpPli ihinK wrong with such li .ed ■■m aEyaffliM nervous when we got) sishopping or ASSOCIA':IATION IN MICIIICAN girlsrls there. I tell them they neei > OUI to e a t toK uther,-, because bi he DKA.K NOTN( GUILTY: Since toI getge in touch with their skill id find jobs that fulfill them uses tliese words in pulpublic. It's .so y o u r fa th.T e r has 1 been luld repeat- and : ■ IU«I!r»Uil CK!> 7100 a d ie s' JD aylt! i-mbarr.is'sinn that I'm atraid to edly that youyoi find his racial slurs Too00 often,i girls do what societ;''‘V Mm TIM CMa «a 5 % D i s c o u n t i v have friends imi^ o e re vereere many unhnppy and unfulful- n v ffffffsm m 1 know my father wiiwill probably your rightss tS:30 JJrtRSlUSDWSnWICaTJMPiMOlCWlIUSi m anonirao t;» n m a IX It cc*\ F*'v-vi t p a tcis «ice • IKMwWhatTeaPU f R ! r o r < \ U < SWS r « U I.ti! I:! W K»l!* t t t f'.i t fig W : ’ Martha _ ___ Soimiwr (W JJO.ll».lh4S _ . - ^ Tfc«M0,(W7il0.t (gether several of my fovoriti CWfCIfrirouspTo-sS^W 0 i Continued ftoni C2 S e w in g s lo t o r e s 'a n d fiv e -a n d - li>gol V*- S«T«»T»nlATU>*t(>3>[J3»e:<0.9:J0 rry ribbons and oilier craft•aft and how-io supplies in kii<|IS ratrrTmU(rc>7.- KIlUiON[)N d iin e s c a r ry - -- [ g r e afTsELKTION t O F:n.l s. Hul fo r-th e best vari- of: their th own. For more iniormt71U. ■ ' '■ "From orjiandy to sat..•.till III iTo^- tn m m m g s. 1 t}e.-40-9:i0 i ail'PHCWU*H»niSHIIT5 , ■ II a n ’t III]) a specially rib- on lion about our tags.and packaj“ p KUa riM OlrtM (IO Til GtPiODum«GMCA(USSOiitsuiSio» G ( sm T,l0.f.-40 I GMCVlKltttCuf • jiraiii, ribbon ' coni'omes in -in eiy. you can 901 S.Unceln • J*ram« . If you don’l have one ingkIg k it, \V rapping p a p e r kit. siocl<>ck- rfimrrrfiTUfiwiM t m c iKauDuc Bid:d luluiK, OUHtun, SriAW Guxu», Etc. ^ asiomidiiif; array. o f f a b r ic s . b o n store. If 3 2 4 - 3 9 0 0 .1 (check the Yellow ingkIg kit and many more, call (HtHl orders are slwayswalcomsi \ ” wiilihs. textures andmd patterns. K S S S t S p iM cn l, M W on TM KimOTi WWt JO»iBW.COII uler -Rihbon'’ lo be 950-7>0-7130. nrw OtKfWJ 7;»5| 1 ___ , ' Always save and reuseuse ribbons: ^ these sources: _ Just iron them, and theth e y ’ll l.u.k a s !.” Triiiiming in New York 7?»ejfio'W sIm M be aMrvsscxITTo f Wr i t k se a m * ' ' ' nood as new. Rickr; y072; m in im u m o rd e r iVfcirfUin/id S tetw rt, catv of The A'n binding, satin cord,,.waxeii .wi twine .-atalog). Ytirkiirk Times ,Sij«q>.„rp:, l22 E. 42tiJ St.. New Yort are charminn alternatinatives lo'rib-' * N ew Y orkk (2I2-8-10.H39J;( m ini- iV.Y..y . 10168. Questions m ay also) kb - hon. x -r\r'c m um o rd;rS5();nocaialog>- e r 5 ’s<.7ifn t to Stcivan by elcaronic tiwi HAGS /VN'I))T T; A fiS 'occliio . in San Ikc r aaddtvss is: Colored paper hapsI.BS and crop. ,..r-,„dsci,0 (which ( also carries ttistavaniStnartltastctL'an.cattrti siiiiiy cellopliane baplaRs a ro Rroal papers, ,, boxes and ucstioris of tiaienil in tc n sf willnle li for w rapping t;ifts - jusjiBttindul.u a p iJin g s u p p lie s (.115- un.fttn.qt'cmi tn this column; Martli top with a ribbon. OflO ftici;.«.|.i)ly 8r,.1.4(|.;S;; minimum r. order $25; Stetfleivart tvj^rcts that utiptiblishcJrJ ______lihires auU ari-supplyly sstores carry r-ii-ilni-r TXcrTcarmot-be-(trvtivn'il-irir p r t h e t h i r d a n n u a l is;issue of our com m unnity calendar for . versaiile, rmilliuse lapta p e. 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„ ^ BBfe w it c h e d _ CONIM.^iuniTy lubJ^rqe — EVEI2NTS Hykes perfbrr)mis in Hailey HAILEY-Tonifthtt]ht tlie a ir will vibrate at ihe Liberty Theatre to ththe e sounds of David }Iylllykcs and his SaCred mu!music known as har I mormonic chanting, and it- I vilirribrates for a ciusc. ’Hie aincert l)egias at 7:30 p.m. with percus- t 'iionist Dr. Ed Pias, a ^ H . HiniHindi expert who backs [he harmonic diant by ~i B i \ liringing sounds from David Hykes in Indian pakhawaj ami fnimi; dnims. Adirldmi.«ion isS12; tickets a r c a v a ila b le a t tt_he d o o r o r th e linvironmenial Kcwuu•.(iiuxe Cehiei^ on S bah j MW Street and Akasliala J u ic e Uar- nn M ain Street, Ixitli in Kelduirhum . Hykes has donaieded his time between a 1^ ciincen in Iloiilder,, Cc CoUf.. and an appear- 1 the Bom to Read organiza- ance in New York CitjCity to a humanitarian jan«.Stelnke reads a storyry totc her son Erik. As a member of tl project in the worksrks for next summer, tion, Stelnke shares the bellibelief th a t reading to children a t ai vvery young age can aid brain v I‘nH;et;d.s fnitn his conco n c en iLsslst th e E R C s lip . development efforts to bring Blacllackfeet tribes from Canada to Mongolialia toi learn about the similar environmentental encroachments faced l)y th e tribal horslorsem en. BoDRN TO R eEAD Te;uned with HaileyleyVCsidentsTinaCole' - and M att WelLs, exper:perienced travelers of purpose: The Bom to10 ReadP Program Club and thethi Magic Valley Reading the Montiolian .steppesipes, the ERC plans to is dedicated to providinglg iiinformation on Omncilhoven* financially sponsored die- send memlxirs of thehe Blackfoot1 Nation to the importance of readiniiUng to children .program. Thehe members of the IxxutI of Monsolia in 1998 andnd Ibring Mongolians to starting at birth. Researdarch has proven, directors arear Suzanne Pack, Annie w m non, Judy Snider. Dorothy Nonh/‘Uncrica the folkfollowing year, as reported in “Becominining a Nation of Laurie Burto Hykes said he wasas Ihappy to assist the Readers,” that the bestt wayw! for p :^ ts Morris, Kentnt Kramer, Ann Armitage, cause of these two natinative peoples protea- to help their children\ becomebi better Qiris Mannerlen and K athleen N o h .' ! inn ih i;ir tribal lands,>d.s,>since th e trib e fig- readers is to read to theriiem, even when iires largely in'hiss p h ilo s o p h y . .H ykes they are v e ^ young. Bbcsrnone. learned his harmonicmic chant techniques Research on child devilevelopment has from tribes in Tibetet sand Mongolia. The shown that brain develo]elopment before For more; informadon.L calk^tlU een iniLsic h as its roots inn tlthe Gregorian Chant age I is rapid and exten*tensive. T h e first Noh a t 733-363617. of Cliristiati monasi.asieries, but carries three years are criticalc a l to la n g u a g e |7iW|(h- " echoes of world rntKicsic iin its chords. H ykes — ------development. Readinging increases a said his,voice vibrateates during chanting, child’s vocabulary, undersilerecm ding of the KHichinK idl th e cliord:ords at once in a spec- world and love o f learning“ f r . ^ tn in i of sound like a1 miminl)ow._ The Bom to Read Com..ommittee works asic "transcategorical” - witli die Twin Falls Publiiiblic Libraiy and H ykes calls his masic B^hSmSiptbAprUCrnkdi, ' and said the concertort appeals to people the Magic V alley Regie;gional Medical from all spearums.ThcT h e sound results from Center. The program is isupported by 20 years of study byy HHykes, and was ased , businesses and communlunity organiza- at dramatic momentsus :in the Demi Moore dons. For the past two' ye;years the Junior film “Ghost." Hykes is the founder of the ------Harmonic Arts Socieiciety, and spent tiine w ith th e Daliii Lam a. MH e has Iwcn brought 1922, in Hiawatha. Utah,,h, and; moved The first;t class will meet at 5 p.m. ii to Idalw) by Bkiine CoiCounty resident Steve 1 with her family to tlie Mini-ini-Ciassia area Shields 104;10 rem aining classes wilIvi" W agner, who grewiw i u p w ilh H y k e s in a t th e a g e o f 2 . In 1939,>, sishe married meet Nov.. 15,17] and 22 at the Y poolool W ashington state'. Cedi Noble (deceased). E q u ip m e nnt t will be provided. Spacee is For more informati(ation, call th e ERC a t ^lary s Athletic Club during a special cocostumed aerobics class. ^ ary Slnkey works out a t Twin Falls At The event is hosted byy hher children limited to 10II p e o p le . ; j 72W 333.. ------1 Tonya (Rod) Robbinss g of Rupert, Cost is S35.S3 For m ora informatiori oc Ronald Noble of Dietrichich. Kathleen lo register,r, call 733-9S54. Ext. 2287, o i Legislature thisis year. For reservations, ^ Jtah, Delores, the instructictor, Bill Studebaker, at 733^733 Teachers meileet parents Fieleld day planned c all Ju d y a t 326-i6-5296. Zemp 2 of St. George, Uta ;a, Okla., and 9554, Ext.2142. 2 I JEROME - Parent/tint/teaclier conferences DECLO DI - A beef managementlent field (Joe) Spellman of Tulsa, Dana (Kirt) McKinlay of BlaBlackfoot. She will Ik‘ held from 6 to 9 p.m . Tliursday and jaay y will be held from 9:30 a.m line available [ 8:30 10 11:30 a.m. FriiFriday at the. Jerome p.m.,m. Friday in the Skaggs Bunk!S.„“se Free hotlii has 19 grandchildren andanc 16 great- C lub tO:o brunch Tuesdayi HigljSdiool.. a tI ththe Sam and Aline Skaggs ResearchRes SALT LAKE; CITYC - Urological prob- grandchildren. E is. A keepsake TWIN FALLS F - The Christiai5ia ii Teachers will l>e loGiloGited in th e gymnasi- Rannt a p ro g ra m accom plishched pianist and piano teachej:h e j Jerom e I’lihlic Librar"•i'ry. ,------Coutounty/University of Idaho Exte:xtension prostate disea:•ase, at what age men on "Outer Planets.” Thostlose attending attendingg the Twin Falls Christiarji a i Thu group win be)e a borse-nding club genr should be screenened for prostate cancer, ^ irvice. liars and warm Academy, w ith d ivisions fu r chi!children ages 8 to.lS the treatm ents'S available for inconti- should ^ bring their binocular 'enture to look The gu«uest speaker is Bonnii and one for anyonee agea; 6 and over who i _ . patient should if they clothing^ for an outside venl >pfintf nence, what a pa with the binoc- Motherwayy of Lander, Wyo, Her topic is can ride. The clubI> wwill be involved in JCeep c lovers set meet have kidney stoitones and others will be .at Neptune and Uranus wit! d telescopes will “Lasting Imjmpi^ion.” } drilling, parading,;, jajamboree co'mpeti- EDEN E[ - The newly formeded Jeep answered by Dr.I James Christian ulars. “ Viewing th ro u ^ tele r anyone who Costfortl:th e b ru n c h is $3.50 p e r person,'son! tion and trail ridinflin g . M e m b e rs h ip is prc.sire.servation Club of the Magicic Valley\ Jensen, a urologogist at LDS Hospital in follow ^ the m eeting for ai weather. ' C o m p lim eentary n child care and dinne^,ne^ open to all of ther MagicM Valley area. willill hold its monthly meetingg atai 6:30 Salt Lake Cit:ity, and Dr. George wants to brave the cold weai reservationsns may be arranged by callinn Those attending ar.arc cncouragcd to p,m, urologist at Cottonwood ,m. Friday at the Oasis Restaistaurant Middleton, a ur 733^042. Reservation^ shoulda b rin g id e a s a n d a.ssist;sistan c e.------(neailear the Han.sen Bridge). irray. | Hospital in M urr Free concert Sataturday d , can c ele d o r a sed by a friein n d j ------1 Anyone Ar interested in the presjreserva- The hotline is a community service TWIN FALLS - The Salviaivation Army on of old Jeeps is welcomenc :to an provided by Desleseret News and IHC, a is hosting a fre e c o n c e rt aand n d sponsoring Q L iorc ' W e w aint n your ' /ening™ of food and conversationtion. The charitable, comnnmunity-ovtTied, nonprof- *' n t ' a food drive at 7 p.m. Satuaturday at 348 i swap equipment’ ily requirement is ihat memberbcrs own it health care• corganization based in p F o u rth Ave. N. T W IN FAi^ALLS - The annual CollegqCgq n e v!k w s r ; ?1970 : or older Jeep in the truerue Jeep Salt Lake Cityf thati serves the health ' "Nobody Special," a cocountry-rock of Southerern Idaho Ski Swap will b^ vintantage (the oldest Jeep now owniwned by needs of peoplipie in Utah, Idaho and ^ band, will perform . Suggest*ested donadon held Nov. 1<14*16 in th e gym . : m em b er is a 194G). T h e g ro u p is inter- Wyoming, IHt'*n«w»toywm»wnttvrttohwabeutlt * ame is som e ca n n e d fo o d . F o r memore informa- Check-inn of consigned items is sec for W««raA(ri(Meh«)dJoqrJotyBi)wLniiwfJo» estcc:ted in fin d in g new friend.s w ithith jeeps.'j do n . caU 733-8720. 3 to 5 p.m1. .:Nov. 14, with the sale opeii*3Cli* tontMpiCa«Winma w H w t FoFor more information, call WesW or Luncheon . in g a t 5 p>.m. .n th a t d a y . T h e sa le c o nitin! tin j • CoB>iwltyinNtln0. ■ 1 1 scheduled ' Fayeiiye S ta p le to n a t 733-6730. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 15 uun(| n ^ • CMntlom. I ,LS - The Twin Falls ^ elsitpri ues from 9 TWIN FALL; Annual brunch Ssi i a i e a fro m 9 a.mn. . to 2 p.m. on Nov. 16. ' • SocWwanti. I [he Daughters of the lU fact Chapter of th SHOSHONE - The West;st Magic1 Lake The everent is sponsored by the CSl • bxMduilwMm- I ieniors serve breakfIHTaSl American Revolsolution will hold a lun- ^ csi Recreation Q ub has plannetned its armual Ski Club.. IFor more information, callc a ll JEROME - Breakfast will bele servedSi cheon meetingJ tat 12:30 p.m. Saturday ‘ • YooriddiWdthiir I Veteran’s Day Champagneine Brunch for 733-9554, E:Ext. 2221. * froiTom 8 to 11 a.m. Saturdayy aat the at the CanyonI SSprings Inn, 1357 Blue J •ctMOw I 10 a.m. to noon Sundayr at the Magic ^ *rome Senior Center on Firstt A>Avenue Lake? Blvd. N. L ak e R esort. W a^wnttopuiikta I Bob C o in e r wilvill p re se n t a p ro g ra m on ^ Cost is $5 per person.1. E v e r y o n e is OService iI yooriMotcltpNU I The menu features pancake:ikes and the Civil W rj, arand a collection to bene- w elcom e. wwOtatfwBicltfw I im or sausage, biscuits andd ggravy, fit veteran patiuients at the Veterans '' A general m eeting willrill be held at ;gs, hashbrowns, coffce andI mimilk or Hospital in ^iscise will be taken, InptttaittDoatMdea. 11 noon. For more informationion, call Jonny lice. Cost is S2.50 p e r person. For m ore infciformation, call Shirley [ NEWS I PlHMMndyoarnnn Jeroi Bubbac(208) 487-2037. H e id e m a n n a t 42423-5364. ‘ ndpbotMtp: I East. CoBwuDftyCJtofAjrt 'ancakesTh on the menenu „ ^ stums from Kuwait'j i t i dtkH Event Alls food bank b Hite rei hamEDEN - Senior citizens willi„ scr,b: Button COollectors meet I klE - A ir Force Staff Sgt« TtaltawNnn . . I JEROME - Theh o a n n u a l P.0.BPX648 rpakfast from 9 a.m. to noon SatiSaturday TWIN FALLSS - The Pioneer Button . Robin Hite, recentli} Octobcrfest/Novemberfestest sponsored -M iFab,ldriioS3303 th e S ilv er a n d G old S e n io r Centlemer. Club will meet•t ot 1 p.m. Saturday at j; ^^H -returnod- from- 1 by the local branch of Aidid AssociationsJ 73M931EKL2S8 I Apple pancakes, sausage, eggs,;gs, hash- the Office on AgingA{ Annex, located at ^ three-month deploy for Lutherans will begin o rowns, coffee and juice aree o:on the the southwest comercc of the College of • m'ent to Kuwait. H[e e isi Sunday at St. Paul’sO-uthertleran Church. enu. Cost is $2.50 for adults andmdSl.Sa, Southern IdahoD camc pus. now stationed a l. ’s will furnish ir children under 12. The pubpublic is The group isis studying black glass, Members of St. Paul’s v M c C u lla m A ir B a see illir XZSl/2E.RRbSttL I German foods for the potliotluck dinner; vited. Anyonti interesested in learning more ( SacrQmento. Califiili f j a t • about-button-col:ollectiiig is in v it^. Coll - --ii-.music-.will -be .providei d e d - b y —l ^ c ___ B W -H ite also-served-in1-in— eevrill offering 0(1 Mtuy Lou Beckeker at 423-5525 for more Alpenspieler ^ Band. A freev Greece, Panama anda n d ducation discussed Jerom e Food .YeacintlMiMcbnbyta 0 - information. Vwill be taken for.the Joi i^H U England. HH TW IN F A L L S - D elta K a p p aI GGi am m a B m k . I w M ' Hite is the son1 of r;"cill h old its m o n th ly m e e tin g a t 1( _ Bob and Pat Hitea of DHdtehrttiiSaidiypici Noble celtlebrates 75th \ ™ Jerome. He hosh a s — itu rd a y a t th e C anyon S p rin g s In ; taught H i^ ll Dorothy Reynolds, chairpersono n oi f th e _ R U P E R T - A\ipha r Noble will be hon- Kayaking * skills t served in the A Ait it :SES2S5r tali 677^ « 734- I Ediealth Committee In the Houlouse o f orcd at on open:n house to celebrate her TWIN FALLS - A Kaylayaking ond Force for aalmost 10 years. H6 and hif epresentatives, will be thele guest( 75th birjhdayy from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Rolling f class offered by the CoUcgeDf wife, Michiihclie Depault of G reenfield “ » « - , IV «aker. She will talk about educducation Saturday at 34515E.200N. , Southern S Idaho Continuingling Education Mass., haveive two children, Brandon. ^ ■ ■■'. . . w iU l a id health issues, facingng the Arpha Sheenin was born on Nov. 2, D I ivision is se t to b e g in M[onday. om , ond Trevor,J r ,4 . I j! ■ i " npitHtmnTamin- Mta]rp«ilinoeaRidiy. RepiI • ' : sp«ai
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■ 'k i ' Girls’Is’ volleyball finishe; : He’sjusccver^ ion with 52-1 rccord ' getting into ffoulluble.HZ But " ' . Ten Baumort die league likes:S hI im . ... I Nows writer______don’t worry' aboutal nviNIN FALLS - If there’s a stenchich on Ih e Colliollege of Southern Idaho camp .. 1 ■ Barkley. He’s a 1brawler »'it’s not coming from any of ith e schoolI’s s \volleyball players, M. 1 him Oak hout breaking much of a sweat, t I and you can tell li G oldenn IEagles th ro ttled T re a su re V;illViilley 154,15-315-3,15-1 Tuesday, leaving plentyin ty o f : said it tim e foor ri an unnecessiiry shower, h the win, CSI finishes the rcgtiegular rtririlWiliKHiMiiBui ^ ^ s c - rI jw ' ith a 52-1 record...... y — y ~ - — “ I thotHought ii-wHs pretty much a-ser-serve — g ^ .T ir lock match,” said CSI coaciiil BenH ' * : — Xiin'Yod Kf/KM a m h - I t ' i. j3^ C T a ^ ? L s \ O dkhy, on CJun'uiH(S liadity lie first two games, Treiisure VallRidley scored a couple ' p o in ts o ff bloc or kills bui T o d a y ’ s s c : i i iI i Dn V I j E . h game three, t Chukars wcw e r e High school volieybalball J | L done. [ Kstric-t 4 AlkSiiir .it sc o re IlilJiSiiuol I m l f B r •»•!. LiLi-sa l' M Bruggenthih i e s . w e n i to th e si ’ Golden Eaglt>Kles. r b r i i - ; i - In She served ;ht for the easy victory. WhW hen Canyon Conferer■ence lists --w-Lire Valley did set the ball up, a CSIC • • , • * ras wailing to tiinist the hall hack■ackto .-.-■.■'./ijM k . / ...... All-Star volleybaball team lu k a rs side of th e net. T he C lass A-3. D istrict IV sschools named “Theyley were mentally done," StroItroiid 5 " F iler coach ETreasure Valley Commuilunlty College. The Eagles and WcndcU’s Uif Ann I’op Please see VOLUYBALL, Page Dejont;. Jam i Ruby of Vall/alley got honor- ^ ' put sway tho Chukarss I. In a quick three game sweep iorfor (heir finiil homo appeaiancc of tthe season. ablemcniion in liic categoryiory- In the setter posiiion,1, t th e n o m in e e s T * ^ include Nill: Lederer of 'Wendell and I 3 g son may Stacie B albao of Goodinf;;;; niand ihe middle 1 ^ I ie Johns' Amy Bennett of ’ o l e n u nl a n i m o llusNL,, / R o o k i e blockers named were Am F iler and /\n iy K oonce fro3m m 'Gooding. Tho Assoclatod sso Press______~ be reaady to District 4 A-3 AIMIcConference W VORK - Scott Rolen owes li; imed N a tio n>nal a L ea g u e R o o k ie o f th e - Yeii H Q Football team nam,, , , a w a rd JIc to Sieve Trachsel. )romise Glenns Ferry coach BillIII Brock1 KOI .1.0 o „ Sept. 7, 1996, the Ciiicago piiciu iiiyonConroro..co honor of heinf; named Caiiyi ; Rolen’s right foreanii with a pitc Ttio Associated Prosross Coach of the Year as A-3A-3, District IV - ______^_ ^ — I in the third inning i nam ed its a ll< o n fcren c e teai the Cubs’ gam BAI.TIMOIU-K - Baltimorv Oiiok-s At the receiver positisition is Brady ymigTOL against the Phillie m aiuiger • Jolinson mi);l't lie will- Mallory of Declo. J.'ison Spciipencer of Glenns DmSg At the lime. Roleo le n ing to make cononcessiniis lii.n would Ferry, and Stephan Eaglegle of Kimberly. FSjWJ P j J j O had 130 a i-b a ts -- t tlih e allow him to sen-rve th e I'iiiiil sf.iMin nl Honorable mention wentt lo10 Hen Beers of ma.\imum a player Goodins and Wendell’si Bi Brock Hansing ^ 'S f i 'I allow ed b e fo re losiii'w ii'g " rled today, ------audZackJC iiit^------— •- iusrcw kioK iatus------;{ithns<)itVfiiMirurtj-is-iip iii tlu: a il »ilici Runnint? back picks incinclude Lonnie -w';-;.',.. ~ One more at-h;t- h a t' h e er fire froiii^ ^ O stcrhoiit o f Declo, /Vlex: FeFerris of Glenns w C - '. '. and Rolen would hav O rio le s Ferry, Ronn McClimans of Kimberly and V , ,7 been ineligible ftfo r for Jacky Unsay of Wendell.. TrT nivis I lampton 1—^—" ’' '— I this year’s iiward. ond baseman Rol of Glenns Ferry and DeiDerek Heeni of ScottDttRolon I “ T h is w o u ld h e a Alomar 510.500 Valley not honorable mentioItion. ■ good tim e to thiiniiin k ------... IM instructing ihe |i Sc«)tt Plew was namedd llihe all-confer- Steve-T; -Trachsel, who was a big pariiri iof er to donate ence qnartcrhack, wilhi G!Glenns Ferry’s ihis,” RHi olen Siiid Tuesday iifter h e wo money to a ch Ja re d A llen rec eiv in s anI hehonorable men- ihe JLNL Rookie award in a unanimotinous 1______------retains Johnson'si's w ife iis a luiid raiM-r. tion. Pilot liric Stewan ^ras■•as namedi as cen- voie. “Al“A the time, I wasn’l really hap|:lappy Angelos has. Siiid^ Jcilinsun li.ul no ter and Bulldofi Brian IUH a rs h m a n w as w ith him. hiii Now I might give him a c;i jjj riglit lo tiesignatiite the diretlifiii i>l ilu- Philadelphia Phllllos'thlihlid baseman Scott Rolen puts the tag on Brett Butio of the Los nam ed a s kick er. a n d tfiaihank him ." „ , , fin e w ith o u t firir s t c lie ik iii); wiit?*ih<' Id and third In tho third Inning April Al linebacker is Lonniellie Osierhoui pf Philatiiladelpiiia’s 22-year-old’third has.base- Angelos Dodgers, caughi;ht In a rundown between second s Declo, Vic Sutherland of Filer, Jorge man brokel>r( the Los Angeles Dodgerg e rs ' Los Angeles. Rolen wasIS Iunanimously voted tho Nationallal LeagueI Rookie of the Year Tuestuesday. officials.Is.cill-dhvtlu- I'lisl.s.i,.' Cortes of Glenns Ferry undind Rich Arrossji five-ye;year hold on the award afttif te r , J o h n s o n m igIt h t I.L- w iliin i; IO s.iy h. .-g l.u/iiiski ill 1972, and li.id tliL of Kinihcrly. Ihmorahle mentionsmet weni fo becomiiming the youngest NL playerer toi haven't reached a pin>innac!e now. 1 h ope G reg I 'I"-'"',":-' mallei, n.is..iki', iieis .111(1 RBIs for il Phillies r Filer’s Logan Hudson, GIGlenns Ferry’s reach1 909( RBIs since Darryl Strawhenl>eri7 th ere's som ething moiiore fur m e in base- hom ei ;s icioKie w illing. to ti llUlkl- .Ul .idllllsMiiII.' ce Willie Moiitiinez ill 1971. Ferris and Gooding's Ben HIlo olland. in IDS-l.S'!. R olen led NL rookies in batriritring b;i!l luui in life." , ., the Post «iuoteil(I iiii uiiideiiiifii.'(t h'.iiii lillies’ second-round .'\ticVnd Rolen accomplished tiiis - Tackles include Rich.ichard Luff of averageIge (.283), runs (93), h its (1!?9),, kie to IM and finished 33 giinies■S o u t o t if while I’ilot Ben W alter recei-■ceived an honor- "I think •l'*> 1 exceeded anything I coul hilt would he fiiooc.li Im fathomed,” he said. “I hope)pe I ' lead tiie team in homimers ami RBIs since • first. ablemeniion. h a v e fa P e te r .... (b u t) it'st's still ,S.llv.lg.'illl|l'," Jason Webb of Declodo and Dusiy The Post (luotiote84 Phoenix w in Jazz closed wilh a 19-7 li run in th e final condition of retuiluniing next se.ison, Tlu- Lantinft of Filer, Glennsins Ferry’s Eric ■t:5()of th e th ird (jiiiii ddcumeni woululd include a ,- Honorable mention wen V> pointss - including I6-of-lG foul playoffs in each■h of his IWO seasons .11 Andy Rasmussen ■ Castro of Gooding and Anc ing - iis the Phoenix Suns S u n s to o k an H-t-l>5 ihe helm. Thisis seiisiiii, he giiidrd of W endell. ■d leads of up to 25 points J first 2:2G of the final [P M Baltimore to itsi firstfi A l. I’iisi tith- sim-i- • J)efensive backs includilude; M a llo ry o f in i'he; thirdtli (|iiarter and c aiand lead to 22-13 wiivith 2:19 to play. ague Baseball Players se v enI rebounds re for the unbeaten SuiSuns, H o rn a ce k m a d e rwiiwo m ore fre e th ro w s protest tile fine, which w ho situiia rte d hist seasorf w ith a 13-giingiime 12 seconds later, buJut that was as close nd. rfj' losing■ st streak. as the Jazz got. - Alomar was finits he won't t;iiit the job, id 11 U t;ih w iis 3 o f- I8 fi K a rl IMalone had 22 points and from iJie field in ihe an e.\liibition garithreatened to sue the arely second period, and i jnds for the Jazz. But he rare d the Suns opened a utafi’safl's KnrI Malone tries to block Phot ____Orioles and tlieiilos fires him witluiul hi< Fof the IJtcJt scorn call 73414-6326 lo o k e;d d his dominating self withoihout 50-29 lead wilh 2;]2:16 10 go on u n iin - riiffoffford Robinson undor the basket In A lom ar (lIH not for i the final year on the 9n(llol«wlt>etlmpklmtrumtrutikmi. in ju resd d point guard John Stockton,n, 1:his swered 3-pointer. r . b , Ki.1,1 ..„ d oenix Tuesday. plans to skip ll ______TIicTimgvNCTviCTTO______I p a rtnler e r in Utah’s two-man game.. JeffJt Johnson. iiaseniiin had ho in Puerto Rico ( ’ his g ran d m o th er. » A lom ar wms ah ----- ing-n team-banqu the Major Leag A sso c iatio n , to p: has not been paid vw Johnson insists H is a g e n t .h a s tl ’hoenix s O rioles if A ngelo . In 5750,000 saliiry fi c ontract.. dahp- Wedn8«tar.Woremb«r5,1997}7 ■’
S ports A tlanta ddow ns Dc•etroit Mloorer’s ' anticsj g(;et Holyl/field puiimped ATLANTA (AP) - Steve>ve S m ith I B rualed lo more fasi ...... scored 15 of liis 27 points Iho A !>r'^jrcaks and whirly- LAS) Vl-GASV (AP) - Eyander I decisive third qiuirier ;int.'inil ,\la n r >ird inside moves Holyfieldeld’s search for^ motivation H^enderson had anothere rs ; Ir o n K I . . ■ ' Vhan ' they've .seen in in .llie: wake w i of two mega fights -game off the bench as A '‘■‘i ? ' ,------ngiiinsiSl M^ ike-T yson d id n 't la st •- ? Atlanta, f 4 « ’ ^ Triiey, also saw- |„ng_ remained unbeaten wiih, h a n 8 2 - i lie hmnd it in the Iasi 10 Iiusc m isiake-prone s ,.r „ nds ,ic of his first fight wilh j 71 victory over Deiroiroit on . fc . 1 iiivs almost give the " Tuesday ni(Jit. ;„m« a»i.y Aided M.di.icH,el M mirer. I Tlie Hawks are 3^ forr ll;Ihe first ^ ^ f)y ,;! " cnicial Cleveland •as then ' lh a t M oorer raised I time since 1990. The V ■ tulurnovers n and lech- “is armsms in victory three years . nd seemed to mock the matched their franchise li P i T V l lical fouls on Kemp ago and • points in a Kame.tyinK d iee nm u irk s e l ■ J i t l t V iinilind coach Mike proud Holyfield.Ho It was ilicn that iiy j« ' ■ - afiain.<;t ihe Hawks on Ja n,5.1988. . 5, .IteliiilFl-'ratello, ra th e Pacers H olyfieldield really wanted to figlit - I .,‘1 A crow d a f 13.9G1 a tteL-ndedthe n d ' ;losed do; a 17-point somethinhing he admittedly didn’t I first of Atlanta's 28 «ameslies in the third.<|uantT leficiidcfi to one in the muchjch of during llie previous I Georgia Dome, normal!la lly t h e ' final minnie. 11-plussro ro u n d s. I home of the_Sri. I'alcoicons hilt . ; bad as 1 felt thar.whoic“ I m serving as a jiah-iime basllaskethall SonlCS'118,37Rockets 94 - nsi.t'.tellie one time I got excited I • v e n u e for th e next twt>[) stseasim s SI-:/\lTl.E - CaiCar>- Payton had 27 wa.s Avherrhen the match was almost I while a new downtown1 ararena is poinis and 122 assists,a and the over andnnd he raised his bands,” I being huilt. Seattle SuperSoniilimes held Houston’s H olyfielcield recalled. “That made I Henderson fmisht*d~wrwiJh 1ST 'Hakecin Oiajin-juwon and Clyde' an„_igry. I couldn’t believe he I points, raising his season aiav erau e D re x le r in cheld sa id . “ H e d id n ’t com e RoMon's jioitit total w as its >inis and Terrell hopingg tcto win, only to come out it ap peared to end his caa*cr.«r. queror or Tyson;on not once, but Holyfieli! NL•^v Y(irk since th e 2+ :d fam e far l>eyond t(i fig h,t t ih i e f ir s t tim e a n d I le t Jed 15 lo le ad th e- lolosing end of a majority A few days later, he wasras in an twice. H e gain ed f: sJioi clioinls. eve s rerfliitch w ilh MiM>rer, and retire from boxing. '1110 tall iure before being favoritele to win the rematch M adiain S miniiles I't wait. that Holyfield got hit farfa too for good measuri )f the blowout loss, ! " : M oorer. a crafty lefty who coach since h f (|uii the Kni( elt bail becau.se I did it to much and didn't have thee reflex-r disqualified in tlieitlieir second figlit. again-st ^ le Bucks starters on * Now he’s iryinying for revenge possesseises good punching power lowing a power sir«Kgle wi he entire final peri- myself,f," Holyfield said. "I beat es left to com pete. ly fighter who has • hut who10 m a n y feel h a s n ’t b e e n niur genural iiiana(;er Al Uiai: were unable lo to myself fth; thal Iasi figiit. If he wasn't Nevada boxing regulatorsors were against the only f s£ti;st J he liasn’t-beaien. the samene sincc George Foreman n ihe 33 iniini lead doing an;anjihing in the ring, I did so concerned aboul Holyflyfield’s i>eaten him and lu ice to add the IBF knocked•d him o u t w ith o n e punch Raptors 104, Warrloir i o r s 8 6 id buili over th re e n o th in glg. . it never dawned in my health that they made himim go lo It’s also a chance erl994. s c o re d 17 p u liiis a n dJ IDamon pcrcunt from theihe field, while the fmstraieta ted iHiciiuse h e w as a guy evidence of heart trouble,1, beforeI: title he won frfrom Tyson as Novemln: rer came back to win the . Stoudaioire had IG pointsu s ;and 13 Bucks shot 51 pen w h o d id n ’’i com e in to w in." relicensing him to figlitIt Tyson ’! Holyfield triedI 10lo unify all three Moorei •d HiF crown over Axel iivsists iis the Toroiiio R apioipiors won loss not only cost Holyfield last November. m ajor titles Iwforelore retiring. vacated but has looked tentative ihL'irhotnuo]K'iiLT. Mavericks 9292. Grizzlies 87 . J t alavy^veiglil S lillc*s-he had won ' But whal a differencet; a year “The differenccnee in this fight Schulz b (Willing to mix it up since Toronio forced-2S tunu r n o v e rs UAL1.;\S - Midi!icliaeM'iuley scored b a c k in a bruising fight with can m ak e in Ixixing. compared urthele fifirst one is thal I and unw iiopped by Foreman. wliile cdminiiiini; only nine. 29 points iind DuiDennis Scot'i added R iddickd4 HIk)we in his previoiLS figlit, Today, Holyfield is theihe con- won’t get lackadaisical,'’ la lieingsio Dou« ChrisiiL- had III ipoints, 28. as llie Dal)allas Mavericks cighi relioutids and six iissiiissiMs for i,,,,,roved lo 3-0.-0. the SLCond-hest ihe Raptors anil aKo playeilyeil excel- stiin in franchise h lent defense against1 L a tre ll Dallas’ liest Man __ Vikings say Green’I’s job safe Sprewell. — " ■ ------Shareef AhdiSs.v'j. VolDlleyball__ Spre«'cll. who averagedJ35|«nnis 3S Vancouvur with 2 DUS (AP) - The will lelie m ade until after the ued from DI m in d s right now is th e redonal ref. MINNEAl’OLl in Golden State’s first two,vo gami es failed to score in tl kings’ success on season, w as h e ld to 12 p o in ts . DiD onyell : blocks and three kills, tournameni in Sail LakekL^nex Minnesota Vikin t h r e e b l the field apparentrently has les.sened NFL^ commissioner Paul Marshall led ila- Warriors v a Santos recorded five kills Friday and Saturday. Onl; rs »iih 20 Wizards 1 2 010, , Nuggets 96 Soniya Sl the upheaval1 ovover the team's Tagliabiibue has told the owners ixiinis and 10 rclxmnds. wo blocks for the Golden team will emerge from the Howard had “"J,'"" tuK ,rcinlIi,.n™esota. and Greireen that if they can’t settle DENVER - Jiiv team single-elimination 10 3 relxiunds and Rod liaWi-S- jrs met privately their lifferencesdif during the sea- • ore 7 7 29 |xiinis;md 13 r< m e n t \viih a s|X)i in th e na Cavaliers 80, Pacer:'GrS / i Strickland had1 10Ifl assists 10 reach Ireasuasure Vidley lists four area ^affirming their son, ehe will dccide ihe coach's CLEVELAND - Shawnwn Kemp the 5,000 career car mark as players•rs on its rosier. Tina tournament in late Novemlx new stadium and fate whI’ben the season is over! )u rg of Twin. F a lls knocked If the Golden Eagles adv ■ scored 18 [xiinis and rookiekie Ilrevin Washingion routeclied winless Denver. W estburf dS"shis‘'Ihesa: sale of ihe ieam. Green; hash one year left on his four kills and collected two they will be gunning for. Kniglii hit a'jiimper withth 4.94 see- Tracy Murrayiiy added: 20 points dow n fou or-thLir But owner \Vheihcelock Whitney contractct ut S900,00(>, - - - fifth-siraiglit national title. onds left as ihe Cleveland1 CaCavaliers for the Wizards,s. wlio v had lost five blockss along al( w ilh an ace. hai was on owners' Teamm president Roger- beat Indiana for iheir'firstrsi victory straight and nineine of their last 10 Hazelllelion’s Farrah Keanaaina ‘•We've improved aa' lot ” summed up whai ‘ minds, H eadriclick, who has been virtually in a home opener since 1991.)91. games in Denver. Stroud said. ‘‘I just hopele w e rL ^ a d d e di fofour kills and nvo blocks, Id think about w as silent onon th e su b je c t of G reen and The start of the KempTip e ra in Eric W illiamas s;scored 26 points Teammaimale Janae German added hungry, th a t's all.” _____ th a t 7 and 2 recorccord,” he said, the salele fo r th e pa.si w ee k , said Cleveland drew 20.132 —-noi nil quite and Danny Fonortson 22 for the ill. ■Other than those three, more lhan Nuggets,'who d S o ^ m m T h e o w n e r s repealed r. their Green’s’s recently published auio- a sellout, Init some 5,000 mm hukars managed only three - Sports writer Karen Bai die crowd for the first homiome game Denver lias lost p o s it io n t h a t no n' decision on biograpaphy was not discussed L fv:s‘‘.:;aS kUls. can be reached at 733-0931I'll Ext last season. 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Sports' dson’s Hesisman _ G h i e f's i ’ G r b ia c b r e ai k s c o l ll a r b o n (0 Wood; ^ stock isi on the rise Popsonhascoioncussion Charles WoodsoiIsori, Heisman |— ...... Ki\NSAS ClfY7Mo7rAl(AP)^ Kansas Ci't7 ■ Tropliy contender?'r? . quarterback Elvis Grbncc willw be out indefi- C ould be. MMI-Ni'AKV I iiiiely after breaking hihis collarbone in Make that should‘W he,I RIchaiard Rosenblatt I Monday nighl’s 13-1010 victory over M ic h ig a n Pitisburgh. cornerback/wide.■ receiver/puni.rc Tiie Chiefs also said lif^it reiucner at[ hishi acrobatic j.,,,,, i^it end Ted Popson -2. 4-1); and No, 10 best the past two wi ' spent ibe nigiii in a hnspiialntal with a mild con- IT ;ton Staie,(7-I..r>-1) - games in his team. ™ s f a t or on - , c iission su s ta in e d w h e n^ he hi was hit on the e Bowl chances, chin by Stcelers comernerback Donnell defense - and of fens ingion: must win oul Wofllford’s helmet. s In a 23-7 w in ai SMi iich isan State Oregon, UCLA and “Elvis sustained a fracractured clavicle,” two weeks ago. Wo on Slate, - - - -coach ,, HPH cepted passes on i iiigUJll.Slate;jmist_win ______odh.llfiobrc,ik ■ ScboiKottenheimer said at ' ■ s e rie s iii th e .ic-cond I linst Stanford and the spirit of the weekly news con- ' wllshiiS'":im, erence. “It was his offen se. k: Musi win oui againsi ion-throwing arm. It U ist w eek, in -I a 242 3 win over G foo 197 Washingti•to n a n d U.SC, w h ile will not require M innesota, the 6- ion S ta te lo^os once, surgery." pound junior toolookaUnloIf na Slate; musi win oui • |K , from Chris Howardirdonarever.se. Grbac was hurt :alifornia. Oregon and w in the fourth . H H iind ran 33 yardsd s fol r a, to u ch . while Washingion loses quarter when he I'^ 7 ^ down to put Ihe l's:,drl '. ,n '“ice andlUCL/\once. I was sandwiched betwttw e e n e n d N o la n •• a j ■•v“ ahead 7-3, He also e Big Ten side, No, 2 Harrison and linebacker• JaJa; so n GiVlon. 2 1 ■ interference call!an“:rs ;t'’t^ lie, No. 4 .M ichigan a n d Schottenheimer couldId rnot say how long Michigan's first scoiscore of the sec. 10 S la te are coiiieiuling. Grbac might be. out, other,her. th a n this W eek's ond half. - - s one .scejiario: If game at Jacksonville. ■ W ith iniMf fe.iHi.s n beals'i'eiin State on "I think it’s besi we lookook at it in terms of 1 ^ ^ pass away from WooM i r S e s i ' i " y, Ohio Stale beat-, tions. 26 tackles he'll be out indefinitely,"y," Schottenheimer has five intcrceptioi in on Nov. 22 and all defense alone, ^ | t;”', .Siiid. “ It d o esn’t m ake anymy sense ... trying lo and a sack. On del ims finish 10-1, 7-1, th e n eslleisntancon. projcci in ju rie s ... to say’ hehe’s going to be two Woodson desen. es I erinesgoioPasaden.L weeks, four weeks, eightI wr. -■* ■ - Saturday, it appeared - two ruslies, six r • Backup Hich Gannorn o n a t iippi Siale(G-2,3-2)con- Woodson has sci Jacksonville. is own faie in ihe Sl-C Including punt ret "The prognosis at thiss pipoint is optirhistic. irns oui. even Alab.iina 345 all-purpose yan Hut wc still need a littlele morer information ;ansas are alive for a t n in g a n d a TD recei' before we can say everythiything is going to be - r berth in th.Ihe S IX 'tille on Dec. I.- — Aguinsi the Gopl,(»phers. h e Icmk ,, fine," S c b o ite n h eim er .saidlaid. “Tliere’s no evi- - relheclearesl p.ilhs: pan in 70 plays, inc dence of anytiiing seriou.s,I.s, but1 he did suffer a rn (7-2, 4-2); iniisi win , son-higl»16onoffen mild concussion." e M ississippi SliiU,- lo-es \ If Woodson tnntii«i™ estoe»eel 'D ie gam e ^vas stoppedd for fo sevenil minutes in big games - hhe e 's g o t No, 2 " , ,. while Pop-son was securcde d to a [>oard before U.-2, 4-2}: miiM w in o ul. t •• Penn State on Siiiu being placed on a sireicher. b u rn loses om e. 7 Ohio State on N I 7-yard pass and was ssip p i S la te (f»-2, :?-2); Popsoniiad cauglu an 7-} Ileisman stock will,ill rise as rapid. by linebacker Earl 11 out. wiiile LSU loses ' caufibt from behind by ly as Peyton Manni-n,tin„-ssee,nsto Holmes. I’opson was still11 upu when Woolford If A u b u rn , I.SU’ a n d ^ 1 befalling. the chin with the top ll..- Mississippiipi S tale all win inn. th e came up and hit him on the Manning, cons of his helm ei. win a tie lire a k e r),. ileism an favoriie. i u n a ( 4 4 , 2-.i): m usi win I’apson-was injured.jusJust-in.front of the ears, completing .. , -gam e in three yean e Arkansiis loses once.'------K ansas C ity bench. H is: te;teammates huddled ju s t eig h t of 25 pa.sses pa.s in a 22-7 V i'-c iccissippi (4-3, 2-3); must rs coach Hill Cow her h Carolina. -M is m s around him and Sieelers c w in against S outh C , while Auburn loses to talk with Kansas , m ore W oodson camc across the field to i Look for even m< id the oiher four teams tenheimer as Popson •City coach Marty Schoiten on Saturday. t least once, w as a tte n d e d to. “Wc made up, o u r tninds that iisas ( 3 4 , 1-3): m ust w in Grbac was flagged forr irintentional ground- once November ca .;s ou't.tvhiieile Auburn loses twice ing on th e p la y on w hich1 hhe e w as hurt, tfiM. going to use him r J and Mississippi State Grbac was replacedd fcby Gannon, who Lloyd Carr said. ' •ast once. sa s City Chiefs' quarterback Elvis1 GrbacOrt grimaces In pain atter an In]Injury during the fourth quarter' ability to make play completed all five of1 hi h is .p a s s a tte m p ts Kansas ...... I n 't l t e EEast, if Tennessee (G-l. the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Chiefssfs won 13.-10 to put them at 7-2. arid helped put the gameim e aw ay w ith a 13- Monda]iday In Kansas City, Mo., against the 2. g u y sc a n 't." _ . .. soiJt, theVols arc in the yard first-down run llat a t e in th e f o u r t h Grbac,]c, who rejuvenated Kansas City'ss offenseoff in just half a season, will:Ill be out a t least a moiith with a bfO-bi Say.s W oodson: “ 1 fun nut there ar q u a rte r, ken collarbone.col • ilig East, if Virginia offense a little sp; -2) - losers al home to can play out iherc M ia m i, OOhio - heais Miami, _ this week.” rgh and Virginia, the C And ma?bc he'he'll end up i„ are in an alliance bowl J i \ J New York on Dec 0 quarter!rbacking thant a caill to arm: hird straiglit year, « More to ; S n ^ ^ d ” - _ Hcism an Trophy co E COUNTS: No, 2 Penn Kansas City won by one ■. up w hen he sta rts for too lonjong. PERFECT A couple of w eeks ago,, ththi e New I g a m e Kar 0) liasnvon its last ihree The same might be truetn of Entering Saturd York Giants had a thirdI-and-goal an ^ . point inn th e final seconds. y a total of eight points, Sunday night, Mitchell and Ariiona’s Kent Graham: He’;le’s big, are sLx majorijorunbcaiens— p . at the Detroit 2. Danny K . ■ On Suo( •terbackM ike McQuearj- )ns were trailin g G reen Bay he's sirong, he’s a leader andar he Nebraska, Penn SState, Florida backpedaled under pressur r a A\NALYSIS ^ UicUons^ it can only iielp the oucbdown and were well has instincts. .N orth Carolina finally found his fourth oi State, Michigan, Ni Lions against No. 4 D a v e ' field goal range, Mitchell, But h e sta rted only eightit gamg es a n d Toledo. tight end Howard Cross, n (8-0) on S aturday. -eurlier-inierception-was ------—in-collegu-ufter-trar^erring. -Goldberg------w hose-em n g iro m ------M ichigan-pluys-P..s.Pe„n.St,,e4,„d_yM W i^ioTsmrXTIclirgaiVirhnri:------ned for a TD, tried to Noire D am e to O hio State, h:has lit- Florida State r Tliat play as mucli as any is the re tu r n e d ill football, th e dogfigiits ______■ s q u e e zze e the ball to Herman tie touch and isn’t par^icuicu arly Carolina, so no m< reason Kanell has suppli^ p la n te d ‘ fourth quarter." M oore! between be two defenders, accurate. His forte may be)e doing< teams will be perfei Dave Drown as Giants qqu u a rte r- iry said, “Wc have, and iption, what he did Sunday, relicSieving So far in the U b a ck . U n d e r th e .sam e• ciic irc u m - "T he thing we e haveh to get away Interceptii t will give us a little bit ;'s the bottom line, Jake Plummer and carryini Ihe completed:e;?™ ifia's“ stances, Brown wouldid have from is Vinny makingm that one 'Hiat'stl IC quarterbacks - Kordell Cardinals to a win overver the sons, including bow looked for only one; oior two crucial mistake,” Baltimore1 coach Some q irt, for instance - make Eagles, SlSS les- M^Vl.e. receivers, been sacked or3r tlthro\s-n Ted Marchibrod;oda said after an Stewart, F o u r w(m A P nat W olverines have not mistakes, but seem ro have How to find the riglit ones' the ball away. Ilis teamm wouldi overtime losss to t the Jets on major mis N eb rask a (199-J, 19 a second-half louchdown a k n a ckck for i pulling out games. The old way is the best.;t Steve (1992) and Miami have settled for a field goalgoi in a Sunday. jrth-quarter point this Itcwart is still young and Young developed be game it eventually won\ in over- Testaverde orchestratedon the And Stev d the game wilh learning. Montana, Brad Johnson bt tim e. drive tha.t tied i 18- r' ;ir last three games, the , left, but he also Others,urs, like tho Saints’ Heath W arren Moili hiefs. But he also height,t aand arm strength will the bottom, the Colts; Is !’■ cally talented quarterbackscksinthe against the Chie - o r th e -A la b a m a , (4..1)1-4); ‘Ham a could (j!;?).* Aiier fie winning its first game 1 interceptions, one probablybly keep him a first-rate Manning the next Troy - c NFL riglit now, rarely/ playpi on had two critical in easily drop ns finalinal three games. j„ Gaiiunesville in 1945, the I touchdown, in a backupp whosen weaknesses show next Vinny? winning team s. re tu r n e d for a ti -C o lo rad o (4-4);4); Buffaloes fac- Comniod.dores are 0-11-1 at ■ ing first losing seasleason since 1984, ,:i„ ria u Field. F ... I’enn S iate has -Miami (44); HiHurricanes have „,c lon^ngesl winning streak ers slowing oioffense Q a e r -„u.ly.turneded to a running majt)r „ colleges at 12, Hurt playej ators try tot recove w h ile No:.'orthern Illinois h.is the -N o ire D am e.• (4(4-5): Irish m ay h)ngL-si losing lo: sire'akai H> ganies. ;’) - The probably will end IRVING, Texas (AP) - NESVILLE,Fla.(AP)-‘nie Players who cliose to sho;how up tojjo seven gamesies for first time After losingIr its first iwo games s been so maybe his 15-year c Dallas nmning game has Ik )f scaffolding being erecied for inten-iews spoke in bu: since J%3. ishingion Siate and give the Newton is likebcely to mi.ss prac- clang oi sc i'o W it si simple for so long. Just gi\ d behind them as the humbled tones. They latalked -Southern Cali:alifornia(4-4)- Te.unesse. nnd send tice all week to□ rrest n sprained “ '■“'•‘I ' liee, U C lj\ has ouiscored __ball to Emmitt Smith and a Gators ambled toward alMiut goals for th e rest of thesea-th( f„r firstrst time in seven i,s hist se Newton left knee and ai, h b o n e b ru is e on H o n ilii G seven opiHinents .{07-105. him left behind Nate Nc ih e p rajctice c tu field Tuesday, son - winning their finalll three t ^s? John Robiinbinson is proba- Arize arch of^a ' his upper jbi^.^ ^ zona State's Marcus and Mark Tuinei in searcl makeshift stage is for games, knowing there migh bly o u t,' IS sei a school record by hole blown open by uon boii sureery . ''"V '"' iday 10 repair a Gator GroGrowl, a niglit of _ he much of a reward.wmtmg w; -Texas (3-5); A,Uosst„,Mor. 1 S ining , 53.(i yards ..n seven . D aryl Johnston. . [Cd disl< in his ‘"V and song that ;ovic IS probably gainst Washington State,- That formula won’t § a ttra c ts 70,000 7 alumni 9 ^ ^ “ll's crazy around b s-El Paso's 10-.{ upset of w ork this Sunday against K to ^ l receiver Jacquez Green II Barry Switzer who usualsually are just as .•enwid, six-packk oof disappoint- ijrighiimm Young has to rank Arizona. ^ v ;d about home- WgSB■ ■ d “It’s the worst time ; n said he andan team owner excited ; '>• inenis, il shouldd bhe noled, have ) ththe biggesi surprises lliis ______Tuinei and Johnston iK-as-tiie.y-.are Xv.c b w n h e re - off theh e f ie ld ,___ uccounicd-foiiJ J e r r y JTones o r have dis-- cpminK-j UTUP-u- (.i-5j.lud-loiL.24.of are out with potentially Florida going for on the fiefd. It’s frustratiratinKT'' „„,i„„ai ,i,|os si„t ies and cussed bringing- inin som e h e lp for I'lo' since Ihe AP pull •>!; previo•ious games againsi HYU career-ending injuries ;rdiampionship, Spurrier is especially frustrat-fru j„ ,936. : because the depicted hne,ne, but they don't another d and lastI badI: a winning seas-yard, game-Tie-clincbing TD 11. ... Fni'rom 19f.9-1988, Kansas noon to determine the exti We’ll sec how we can play Danny W uerffcl and rece at forced cem,” Switzer asaic id T uesday. “ ‘d- We in Arizona S late’s S t a te wvon o G2 gam es. In alm osi the left groin injury that f • these circum stances. I Willie Jackson, Chri.s DoiW -rins, with 2:55 let. in; ve go? Tliere’s no ujider ib -er Washington nine sea::asons under conch Bill him to the sidelines dunruring the “Where do we Ike Hilliard a n d R eidel /Vntl:nthony.. Our guys back in *hmk our team will play well, but ;-10 race is even Snyder,, thtl e W ildcats a re 62-37-1, second quarter of last Sunday’sSur one out there. Ou Still, the Gators had contontrol of . State, the I nc-10 ico. the scouting deplepartment have _ ... N o rthh Carolina, which plays 17-10 loss to San F randsco. Gators never have had lo their desiiny. And in theiI,eir two moretansled. tl the last been lookingat at guys who are The Ga ns - No. • 6 No, 3 Flolorida Stale ...... i I M • Tim e»JS por'is ’f? Garoli:lina goakenndermay P r i n c e jSS g e t nr o y a l s e; n d - o £ wniF ^ .start a|against Recd Wings ' INdi.KU'OOU. Calif,if,(Al’)-. i r J . ’vvcl I'rillCi-SS is ih i;• rei|;iiint; IC ‘ .‘i RALEIGH, N.C.N. (AP)-The Departr•tment said Leslie Burkv icinj;. and . .... qOccn of Atiiijiiian r.iciti Carolina Hurrica•icane.^ didn’t ru l e ___ h a d bruirui,ws‘ o n h e r ne ck and lo f t, ------lH -,i-l.»ly— ^------out Scan Bui^o'ike’s return to the_ side onf h V r fa c e w h e n d e p u ric s — - 111 ivuitiiiK tu aujciiil lu die diroiie- lincu|) Wcdncsdesday night, Just arrivedid following a 911 call three days aftericr the goalicnder Sundayy iniglit. O n' S iitiira a v . ila- f^-yi;-ve:.r-old charged wil[vilh assaulting his Dtirinjing Iho call, she told a 911 .•n, n ia v h e I’r in tf s s w ill sii-|) *lciwn, p o lic e■ ddispatcher thal her hus- with a Vai.inI vitlc.rvrv in the; •• ' One th in g appc:ip c a re d cen ain foi- ban d hailad be a t her previously a n d ■ Hri’cilcrs’ Crown Distas ta f f a n d lowing prac ticc TTutsday; the for- that shehe was “missing a lot of inavliu wtili iinoihcT H ' mer NHL all-siariiar goalie will not hair.]’ ,-\>v.iril a s ihi- c h am iiio ii ■ I ' b e su sp e n d ed following foi a The 6-fooi-4, 210-, l.Tnalc,, im ,y- m Sunday night altercationalt' pound Burke w:is then O n i Ik - s.iiiic aficrnc w ith wife L eslieie that land- arrested and taken 10 lIcllvwcKJil I’..rk . ih<- c:<. cd Burke in the Wake County jail. uillifvt..w .s.r!uT firsl a Stephenson said Leslie winniiiu Ihc- Invi'Jiik' }-illi<-niVievHer ■ " "I’m nnt gcnngn g 1to sit lJurko lold a deputy linli viii.irv ill six'siarisris should ■ the guy out bcci h e r hu.sband a.ssauli- ‘ ,:ivc- h u- llK- cl.v.si.inalil ccham pi- I’m trying to mai e:d her with his unship, pu b lic >ns m ove," said ham ls. " irs lu-r Iasi r.u.,-. m- < ' ) The deputy said • pull otii .dl 111.'lie s ic p s.” Burke, who did not s.tid VVallv iJiillasL'. irainer Iiiii oi - Y dross for the team’s I'n iicc ss. will, l ias a s ,cliK.nic move heen 1 Mondiiy night win over . l<,u'k |ir(il)lL-nis. a w wh ho is Vancouver, received a h .i-ri;niilv will takea k e a to p m em b er «f ir hockcy •''crairatch under his right eye - ,-1! -i i hv I.Av.'l 1-riiiCL-ssi■ss to over- sM family, hadid ia prob- ^ and onihis h cheek. oim r a fid; the professionalnal he is when ho ing thehe altorcation. but the K«ri-ni'l.iiid's S |iin sic -r(k»ct. i. 12. a n d '------comes to Iho rink.ink.” naturee of Ihe charge was not [h e .i vc-ai-ilcls A jin a .. .1 d o u b le 5-yoar-old B u rk e . 30, pr.-practiced for the immediiiJiaiely cleiir Tuesday. i;i-.»lL-TsTakus winniT. andaiu S harp Tinlncr Wally Doll;lollaso shares a moment with Jewelel PflncossP. Tuesday at Hollywood1 PPaik In Inglewood, Calif. Tho S-yi staff on ■ first time sinceiCo b e in g c h a rg e d H urrii•ricanes general manager • (•ai.w inm -r<.i I k t I.im iw . Ig and will step down after compotliitIng In the Bleeders' Ciown Distal iwo starts. Ptincesslstherelreigning gueen of American racing ar and issued.a suistaiement rather Jim Ruliutherford said he'saw no Ill faci, lohn Kinimcl. than talk 10 thlie e imedia following evidenceice in the ciisc lo ^varrant a Ilf H id d e n l.a k c . w ho w .vorkout. He was susponsiision for Burke, the loam's el Princes-; heat prostration, Sho did.InKikoll n “ oiirfioiir WOI ilddaniL -in w hich .kw<.'l 1’ ;scm of five victories, H ollyw.•wood o P a rk . J e w e l P rin c e s s, 0 l(Kker rtMim.by a ' M VP Ihe ihi last four .seasons when back to ihe b a n i on h e r owi •• escorted t«) tlio lc linished ihird O li. I<) alIl BehnonlI) th re e se co n d s aiand a third in nine dicln'l’I Slartsi again until she fin- they pla:ihiyed in H artford, nice.ss will 1 I third in tho Be)dame. Her llio forecast is for a higl !\.r k , iliin k s ,|c-wel i’r in a 1 l/2-leii(;(h win in ish e d ih liko to deal wilh "Untilnil 1 .see a reason lh;il Se;in problems wore one reason d egrees on Saturday. il.iVc-luillulic.lK-, Breeders' Cupip !Distaff Oct. 25 at back pr< as a family." Burke shouldd not1 be with ihe team, I Countess Diana w illll’be 1 the this situation as a ” 1 th in k :ifiL-r ihc.-BBeldame. el u'oodbine. ■■ for llieie layoff.I; latetnent issued would1 notn do that," Rutherford favorite in whai is oxpecieiL-ledlolK- in siat she (Hidden I,akL-) had hac done -n.is vear.. shesl opened wilh "Herer I last race in Now Vork was ■am. “ My wife a n d I sa id . “Certainly “ C 1 will make il toj'et Ihe i„ ,|i^. S; >a 14-horse field fo r ihle e 1 MO- througli the team ciiim,',h in her divisicm Ici Sania Maria and absohiiiliiiolv what we wanted." ! neccss.iry steps to clear ihaiih; tho priuriiy;ii this time mile Juvenile Fillies.s. Silv* ‘‘ri: ifking the ne Etlii)sc Award regardlessless of the saiiuu Mar^ariariia Handicaps al DollasoISO :said. "We didn’t want 10 is matter, and wo is to takake c aro of h is porsoiuil sit- Maiden, unbeaten in fiveve sta rts ‘>'-‘^'1 'I ouitjiine <.f Ihc- llreederders Cup s.mta Aniia., hihut since ihen she lake i(K)km) miiclnnit of her because hat everyone will uaiion.1, iind if Ihat meant being Disiaff." Kimmel. whou) 1has nm « IS her first raco in a long will not he entered becau•a u se o f 'a w ould h o p e th a l . win in four races. il was I unilersiand andid rrospeci our need. somewhvhere e lse locLiy while priic- arrived ai lic.llywc.yd I'aiP ark . s.ini ^vith a secondd aand ihree straifihl lime." lost of the for privacy asIS vwe got forward tice ,vaswa on. that’s whero he . last w eek. ' T ho0 Beldame Bl also was th e^si Coimrc,ss Diana led mosi thirds, luylerville, w ith o u r hvos. sh o u ldd he. I And I will give him .Sine fillies and iiuiriiares are The win in tintlieSani.iMarKaril.i nice for Hidden Lake siiW?siio way in winning the Sclniyl toga'and Atieinpts byly The1 Associated . that ;r;icegri period not to bo at e.\pec iecl « . h e e n te re d.1 for fii the 1 on March in'):;i ')">-deKree heal w as w on the the Co for Wand on July 27 . and Spinaway at Saratoj c t. 11 a t P re ss 10 re a c:h h IBurke for com- practicecoor not heat a game.” ■ l/.H-miie D isia ff on W ed;ednpday • „,„j,h ,m ihe f;f;.vear-old y m are. ■ ai S anil.niioga. the Alcibiades on Oct. L-e starts have l)eon.•n 11un.successful, B u rk•ke . could be in goal when poM pcisitions areire drawn race ollowing tho Co for Wand, Koeneland in her throe ;e kind of cooked “I-olk A Jan 20.1998998. court daly was Wodnolesday against the Red"* ------fu n tll sevell-B ieeliels'-CC ll|u|) races,----- <;ni lidn't even make il back 10 since finishing second- <;nid, ...... sh e didr '. 28 iU s ti fur liiirke, willw ho faces iip 10150 W ings,s, M a u rice h a s a lte r n a te d • incliidinn Ihe fl.4 niilli.mion Classic tj,ir insiuldling are with’the ridor Dcbuiante on June lird in Ihe Vaniiy 1I10 uns;i llays in jail for to the alleged Burke.• and Trevor Kidd'in the a n d Ihe S2 m illion Turf, er," Kimmel said. "She had Churchill Doinis. on July 20 at on her," assault. n e ts ihrhrough the tciim’s first 15 Jewel I'rince.ss coiicli...... -M aj. R alph Stvearsof ineinuriilories h.ick 'n iaio r w orld loi:lours one big happy 'ingaboaboard in 20(K) will have purs- more'o\'onis ihai you niigl over^video-repplay rule 10 his firsl niajcirchanipioi|)ionsli4>m ^-fnTtiily or willII ili consolidale the es of atat least S-I millicm. Clearly, best players of Ihe wiirld in one ih e loournamonts u r tipposiie them m ai play." l«'2 2 , ," Woods TORONTO (A(AP)-The NHL ^ ^ ... W c (NH L) w ant •s c.mhitri small circle.• ofo tournaments. will havelave weakened fields, "Vou miglit wear out." ‘•Mnsi of the i)laver.s c ■sson.” w ants its on-icoCO «officials to take ^ ^ y o u to trust your th e n ." Ihcr sn’i think ” mine if a player•er is in the crease, naiicmit\ itnm odiaiely, D ryden .said, oiir - linr- And you ncnever know how morer ofionofi in order to be sharp Finchem said. "Hut I don’i l.aiik to .just siay ..11 ic.u id Monday during "L;ite:te r (ih is tnonth), th e re will going to turn out. for thehe series on monthly big- we have sponsors who arare wor- the league said : ,1/e ti sa id , ih in n s a i e ^;oi igers’ meetings in bo a cmzonferotice call to see what ie buck ui th o hand m oney.-V tournam t ents that stretch ried. That is t«H) strong oDfaword. f; general manage “ N’nw ^tli'rhaiiks'hcirrirow from Somelinies ihe ih e mcH)(H)d is,” Dryden s;iid. thcrrcsenimeni-lurk------fr«.n»—,------1-o b r.u a cy ------U iiu u g li—___ Xlniyjuivii.tijucerusjui'il ic i J n m : ____1‘lioenix. c|uestions." . "T h ere is a lot.01 \d.iv." lop.lfw.ihoulriII making a mocker\’ ho said.'lid. “ I'm going 10 play more," fans, who ultim ately p^))ay ihe but the objectiv;tive is that if you beforeL- Mmidiiyf niglu, there were Indeed il does. ofihecompelietilion, Davis Lovo • Oilierhers, including Woods and 1 freight forevervthing-; - wants (referees) don’tI ’l 1 th in k il guy’s in 138 revijviews, with ‘J9 goiils iind 39 The Sar../en World•Id O p e n . III. D avid Diivaival, Justin U-onard' Mark{ OWO’ ieara, ib in k plavers will big-iiame players makinglg 1more if llie crease, don’tn ’l ask for ii review n(^goills,ils. which has one more veavear in its and others .inergeilem as worthy coniiniiinue to focus on The four it m eans playing le.ss. spni.-urshii. deal with.Sh.Siibarir. riv.ds for. Woodsoils, m a joir r diamd pionsbii>s. and small- “The whole game of g< cinnes afler a hectic weekvi-k diuiiiK I'lie PCA Kuropeanhai Tonr can orevemeiils proi)ably will be denied changed," Sara/en said, suspends Parnther coach ■ w h ic h Ih e I’C.A T o u r .md .111 PCA liold iis headI highhi because of its the prouiromineiii players, LrtS NHLs don’t have lo worry abouloui ih o ir - iiumpe.in Tour ended iheIheir resii- K vder C .ip victcicioiy and can smile "Thehe 1 purses may be huge and next m eal. Wo h a d tci appear api at NEW VORKIK (AP) - Florida shouldId have heen blown andI la r se a so n , d e ta ils „ f ihcIhe Ihree because Moni|.nigomerio did the the fieldield may be groat, but play- some departmeiil sm re/in ir make Panthers coachich Doug MacLean immed.-diiilely hopped over the World Coll Ch.miiiii.nship.hip events riglit ihinntort;ir game, coiintrj' and ors willvill be focusing on the four en<,ugh money." has been suspispended for twti boards,Is, sio rin in g to w a rd rookie w,.re revealed andid Colin familv and stavedM; home. Is it majors.'irs," said Woods, who said No one wants to go) bback 10 games, without:mt pay. iuid fined reforocjoe Dennis Uiriie, Ho was 10 Slav in re.illv ,;ood foror liie1 game if ever>’ p o o r pliiplanning this year led to a Mto n - a f le r Ju ly f), players priced out of playii The flurrv of .iciivity in the NHL an:iin n o u n c e d "Mr. MiicU'iin’s behavior ^ in pursuing referee ^ Dennis URiie on the 10 t th e ice iU the end of the NBA ikle e d s^Baiirkle^f Rilider fine5 d $ l,0 0 ( conclusion of)f 1ih effy iK ^ JliU} I h game was clearly/ unacceptable,” said1 Knight-Rlddor Nows Survlco overtime periodiod in g a m e g H v Brian Burke, NHL alo and Flimila. m / | diretrecior of hockey operations, Sl'ATl'I.l' - We need,-d ( Cliarles f . 1 3r m issin jLg practicce nimo. Panthers W f "Mf,k, Macl-ean’s verbal abuse H arklev in Ihe NB;\. .Savin):•in): th a l. 10 [5 4 - ' ] fbi rk Fiupiiirick asw.well iis hisiitiompt to get atI siinie. is Ihe S.IIIU- as say goaliV'" M iS '' stop a shot from therofi.•feree a n d his coniiict w ilh a need Saddam Hussein ?"! IsuperSoiiic POKT(KTLANI), Ore, (AP) - ors who missed a praciiiciico or a appeared to sic game-day shootarouncl sit mu Ihe Dixon Ward.1. The1 puck then linesnuman warrant.s this discipli- I niic'd Natiims, . 1 Coach Ceorge Problemlertvplagued l.saiah Rider has nd was accidentally nary action.”ac Over the cm rse of ilislis 1l.i NBA > i K.irl said, ’'in a b e e n finedfim S1.(K)0 by th e Portland first quarter of the noxr'gir'game. On slipj)ed out and .cLc;in will m k s ilie P:m ihers’ seasons, Sir Charles has-1a s - b e o in e M crazy way,” T ra il Bla/ers 151; for missing a prac- that basis. Carlesimo keprobleii). said. “M ultiple offenscis, mn aybe." When s;ilaries lhnni(iliill I Ihe rcH)f. such a voic e were wi silciicod. And ..j',,,Ill , n o l g o in g 10 m a k e any- George Glytnph, direirector of il’s Iliirkluy who wonders■rs Ihow the Itarklev’s has< consianilycc boon cm „„: more out of it than it i.s, as player developmentt If o r th e teachers and faciory workci.rkers fc-el, ihe verj-e of l)eiii-'•'ing niufHed. j ,s , it being a slap in tho face or Blazers, said Rider was « ^ T im e s - ■ If Ihe NHA hyiH.- m achineine tries lo Hy himsolf. •thing petM .nal.” get back into action aftere r w orking ✓ . You've coto t . .(xjnvincc skv is red A clearer vLM^onvlm; <)f w hat hap- ita" wa.^ scliediilod i» siart in outSamrday, ,___ (and wonh hujing jfTslurslur1 over), p e n e d 'l a s t "wiweek .11-Phincas (,js f,>sfirsi game ofthe'season “He“worlc a wiiit,-iiidow. rafdngstodc'nicNcw Insidi-; Mrlarkeis a ...... E2 Vork Stock l-'xcltin^ic • .M-lulual u ' fu n d s ...... E3 LS a p o p u t i r H)tirist su )p . :iassifted ..; ...... 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Dealwv v ( u i l d boost So,y^ou th:i^takYCOUR;job is 1toughA* phone; competition Knlght^ilddflr Newt SatvtceIce ______-----;------^— I master's iiiii degree at the Univnivcrjily,.t .ihldailho counties NoNorth Carolina and taughtt p.sycliiatricp.'i Thetouglighest of the tough nursing in New York How oficn have you/ou heard someone nu ^ , 9 ‘?’ Tho Associatedd FPress______' Stoneybrook Universitv andin d L eh m an ------“I wouldn’t wantt thatth job for all the m■ ccotding to Uio third edition of Jobslobs controller, highway patro'irol officcr, public rcta- money in the world?” [ • Rated Almanac. p«t out by Nationalonal lions exectrtivo. mayor,r. ji jockey. NCAA bosket-' College. ON — Sprint Communi- In ih e 19H0s she liecam e a st( Air traffic controllciHer. Policc officer. T k Business Employmenl Weekly, theth e :25 ball coach, ad accountt e executive, rc.Tl cslal_e./"* • I US West have negoii,iu-dll — and stiil uses psychi)lng.v de; Surgeon. And, of course,irse, p resid en t of th e mostMst stressful Jo6s are: U.S. president,nt, flfire-. ogent. photojoumalist,,U.S. U — — nt that would allow, the two custom ers. . Y United Stales — the nation’snat m ost stress- fighughtcr. senior corporate cxccutlvc, ln(ty and :u p.issed Commissionn has approved the agn-r lusherrnan. Maybe yourDurjob. . . . St, en she ilecid- ment, hut con:)nimission spoke'^inan Davul>1 ,. How you combat the stre.ss is critical HOPEIPE Publications (wviw.hopopubiicatlons.*}ns.oom) □CanyapapertMCkwiU'fith you to read vrfiilc wait- tluthe New York bar exam. Then i ind movi..d to Scott saiii thle e companies are waiting fur h e alth . Jo b stress is liststs 335 sur^fifo stress rcducet? that include:inciu ing in lines, ed lo remain a stockbroker and — it’s bad for your bea a federal courlurt in com]>lele ils review of Get up on time so you can slart the day Q L slcn to relaxing tapepes while dnving to and 1''1‘Florida a y e ar ago. fast iHiComing th e No.[). 1 reaso n for work- Q Get s't' in Iowa. er disability claims, rep>rejw rts th e National uruysljyshed. Miller, wiirkiiig'out of thehf Avcmiir^i. a similar from work, -•einent calls for Sprini to Institute for Occupatiilationul Safety and QsoySay no to projects tnai just won't fit iniointo your q officeofi for Prudeolial Seciiriiurilies, s.ivs 'Hie agreei ^ ^ ------— 1(„ litig-all over------titlusLrcseU-dLUS-iV.i:SL.si:ri'icti.ur;biiy.... H eiil(ie’^n>t>»>me'mtedical-studieshuve— ed: -scncfln c d u lc^ an d wncompromlse youf mei lllel•e-is“ ^>oItle ^ ire ss hiariitif "W'tal - CJunisl)Somcmbrc~ eerrain (elejiepJionc prodiici.s Irnm US' S ' lin k e d jo b s tr e s s to0 several si forms of • a im . anif re(niilonant to them i as.sistance programs for Florida Pow er & • Lack Ln of recognition for work'irk” per- the'average man:n: they have twice as th. 'in is an eiu)r. stn ic te d its o'own fiber optic netwuik in Liglit, SunTnwi Bank,<, T’Hie Miami Henild formetn e d ov e r a long perii)d of tim e.I. many divorces andd icom m it suicide tw o to mi:minis responsibility.” downlown noiJiiise. nancial plan- a n d o th e r com panies, blabl; m es stress on; • JoJob insecurity — not knowinging how seven times more' oofieii-than the natiiinal 'Miller, also a certified finan ner, gets rid of anxiety withith athletics. • W ork overload. longyiiyim 'll be there. aveniges. •‘I’ve played tennis coinpelitix • I'eelina demoralizeized anti tnipped in Hablai)er, 61, a University of Miamimi ^grad. C im inero, 51. wlwho has a doctorate in “i’ long time. 1 run. I jog. I'm r I someiething missing?------a job — and not just;t Ufor monetary rea. uaieL* withw a d«)ctoraie in healtli psyclsycholo- clinical psychology,•y, iHtlieves th e nursing l<>i golf," she said. gy. beUeve.s b e law enforcement officers offi profession is the min ost Mressfiil. "N urses gol e able lo cuslomi;c out maiket The most teiision.filled days da in her . • Too much responsonsibility, without dealwI with the most stress. deiJ with patientss :stniggling with major >rt to match readers' interests, career came during the Octolctoberl987 ' W V uSor enougji control in thcjol:Uob. “ FolPolice are involved in the nioM:»M icriti- . medical problems,s. Nurst-s a re ih e front- cai lo'rc inlcrested m a slock or stock market crash. She \ I’aul Ilaber, who1 siis ta g e s w o rk s h o p s cal sit\iations. siti (The jo b ) c au ses ma?massive line m anagers of medicalnn care." su e w a s w ith mutual fund that'sth. not in our report, just Sliearson U-hman Brothers, no since cthfounding tliee SSire.ss Institute in persotsonality cluinges." said Haber,er, who Here’s a UK>k atIt four South Vloridians Sli . n o w p .ir to f call us and we'Mi'lltrylo includc it. Smith Haniey. M iam i in 1979. sayss tlithese factors con- moved;ed the institute to Houlder. ColtCoIji., in whose jo b s a re am'iinbng the 25 most stress- Sir For those requeluests. or any other suffles- •‘Clients got very friglitened. tributetojobsiress: 19944 a fte r his wife died, ful listed by Jo b s Ratedll Almanac: led. ) oil real. lions about improvingimi the -Money" report. ly had to work with them to ^ [ • A toxic work envirivironment. psycho- Hal:laber, who holds workshopsop^ fo r .W h at do a niirs ena^.~^ iTx H“«<:»• » liU .}C nK»c|»g 7 '. •'>« ito-w 4.'.-n^ MlosTost Active (Jl on now) Most A,CTivE(jio"*»i)ct Most ActiveE IJ l J l o a ^ ) ACC Co o;.» JD6 3l'« .V. ’ "•*>, . 1, a-,Ouj.t«<- w - t ' . ■ ^ "j * I'ntiMi . n» VoUOO) U il Chq N»mt Voi^lol lOOj U»l ct>g Name Voi (DO)■01 U »t crxg "y. I'l *M0 CM .’9*. Cii'Hirf 3J557 94 • OiloiUH.T I65WI4125’ ? . . - ' ’ -. ‘n-, ..- Ir.iM V.Vv 0*^ ^ ■ K E O ^ H vWJk 7i?30 4 8 '- - SPOn 3- ■ 'saccumtn t.v. lO'''V. AttLivngs 1-14J5519"'.-2” ». Civo UIW9 . 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'Bf L>fir>Jonnsi6n ' • For BaHer or For Wor8B • P e a n u ti______;____ By Charles M. Schuit HOW mo<:h a f ts CO we. 1 HHl,,SO[)frt:L;' SAV'OH, SAV,"BOV.ARl WHER5TME LITTLE C 'ER ; STANPlfJ6 fW T H E I (SPKAGt-Ar^e- ^ -H I - lUSA'i'. 5TANPINSHE}here is it „ YOU EVER REP-HAIRED 6IRL i‘" jRAlNeEHlNPA I T h w k (ScCONESS 1 j 'e O O P IN THE RAIN? RAININS^^ Lives.. ^ ' rrr* i TREE ISN'T Nr\ME SAIP I ' r i t s u p (“V i E W ) ! J ^ J ^ | ^ | | | J
■ M s s ! r i ' ■ D llbert______By Scott Adants r 4 - By Dean Young i Stan Diai'O B londlo E BE W III I REALtiEVL YOU'VE NEVER • [S 6 , 'iC'fOU RECOIAfAENO ^ 'fOU TUO UILL BE I WANT T'*B eiG G cSr, BEBg^T I ■ I NO, ro 3 A y IS tiO : ■ P ■ ■ B> no ?AaT;CJ_AS~r| HO I'M Nl^f T I T S ! ■ / jU^ ^ _ . - 7 3 o ---- - A —, O J3 AJ ______By Johnny H al ' ( SO Y, y o u • By Btian Crone ______• P Ic k lc s /A AA\M O»M 4 ( < e e Z 'jifCT (MAome \ ” JwaLo,f%>*:Hic r” I oecoo(56e^oo. I ~ x I WIN&TOBftK« 9 M W O T U K i e ? voo fteuE'ja'toOR Pt)4M^AtP(20eL£M& I Wl'SM I A ^ \ 7H 3 o t > i 1 W £ Qarfleld______Dennis the Menace By H an h Kcicri.in ______By B'l Kee ( r THINHINK ‘tOU'RE ) / GETLT E B A C K T O M E W H E N ■ ■"iou2r T O O F A T ^ — ✓ , ( ^ U 'R■RE E A05OLUTELV CERTAIN I — | - ^ « I S a ^ I ^^tW<5ABA8V'. -
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Yci nci wiihilh ihe Rrami' Afu-r ilie C?imr hlc. in.iiiy li,uMhr-.v' In r - m o ilicr\ nr ilic IwtiysiiiciIter’s or any^ VunosKivia in 11147. iimcii.itiM', I'Miili- .1111.1 “ I lxidy'» L'Iscs. lie p u a ji)li as '* A ^ a s p s Hlliiiiii' Nciviiiilii't 1' .'lnl^hl•ll, ■ ( - ) ; g . You said il Hikes. 3f.3( h»ut> to man, lost moremDi .c in iiuilM 111 ocI<- invi.lviiii: T V l H K ^ ] cocik lliat African-Asiaiin «1dish called and ai ane-1/f.iili-t . Ill viiiir hie. 1111.I111I111K whe:i- ••Hlopluint’sJ-cwl." UliiHUKocsinlolt? K< '.iiiiliu.ilU.ii Ni.iUn A. A nckphaiii's tool. Lihertvville, 111.■’sw T i / v r . " I ;S■ iM.iiili 2l Aiinl t‘i) Si)iiiiu-il .... V..II |n-ueii..- »OiLl: ' • B o y d ii-g | ~ l)cdspriiins? i.m 1'iM.cs ii.ilive who ileil.iii-.. oyLPMS Dtov.ne , . f coffins. To lake 111 Miiii.ile. M. • H agar th a Horrible A. OtiI.v during llic Kisi •Mivcnul iMlI lea'ivi- ll.r v. is liis life, 'riicv xveren’t invi t■eler ” ; of Y ugoslavia s:wM..ri'u fC O U l ^ P _ lHr.0. 'I'iiat was a l i e n .|aiiu iiunist-, ran him oul <>I ,„k.s m 1US(A|.m1JU.M,ivJUimm 1 -ia u s ^ P IP YO U r^z^i. ? ATe lye “ri . ; n ' W aluriown, N.Y.. tell asU 1147. lurs. Ml.....IilK. .iilinAi im iii. .ih ilil' 111 p M e f Z M Y ■ \ Y g s j y A ~ & ^eeT o J ^ u e r r s p . III iIr- .iliMi.itl iKlii M>liil imilit u e r f S f f r o ^ V^OURRSHPSP- M.MI of his siirre.v and wnl 1 as a public relaiions livdv. i-ii'Vi>ml ihc ■' ' I i.ili-.'iiviiiiiMiini: l.iiiKii.iilf. ill' ACROSS y ~ \i~ :e hiiitie llieir sI.Rlc^ AiicMmiiUril. 5 Covor wlt(^ fTOi.H ,'* teniuries ihe C hiiu’M- ' Vnii lU 'cCKH l,)iinc 2I..I11IV .’.21 Viii. un lOAclingpon ------...... will feel I'cli.ncil Slii-ss i.iilr ii)f. >.>.»>nal pitkii- .1 ' ice, ;ui,ihl'. \>illiiit;iu--N m ______1-iVcnoituil ' t 3 l z < 5L By Mon Walker l i Datk-nairod ^3------.uvaiiri fronniir '• IC^I| M,iri Ul lite .mil I n v r l.ri> , e a tla Ballay______16 RcaOy (or ! li'd never hefiil^ I, cl,I,,,, 11 / r p ^ ( LT.FUZ.■ UZ2 Gives Me X ] • IT'Sr s SISNEP. fwHO^ DuDliCnliOri I H •ri'Ui a -mule pb ■! \i,, , .,i„| ■FECTIONATELY. | IT Tg2 17 Roman doio B M lii-iem ulciflb* li i',iini..iinI i.|i.ly'j.t AiiK .'2i MiKh ih,ii 6-C2il PAIH/IH/LOOKATTHIS 'AFFE 18 Not moving |J» rr h-iiiiniis I'cliiml Mi iu". ll.‘ M iiM JTEONHiaPBSK.' S< inpiiiihe'l ><■ lllim- ivhii K.IIII ymi In h,ivi' l). vl 19Mnr3hb‘fO !-----1— ,I„..,„IV tik.l 20 Coiogno • vihiiiK I'noiN nn l,i>i»U. hiiinr. 22 In&orn ^ - — Ill I -- ''I’ 2-J Ucnkoys I f t 25 NoiriintJ rio----- '{;» (',\»K J.' Scjii 2 Ji Vnii 26 V.milln or I_____ .iiir.i 111 scnvii.iliiy, v<'s .iii|'(-,'l cfioeoiato. Of) j*j ■ • ke«iiile icl.iles lii Kn-iJ ioilUlie • 20 In unison 1 iKc.riim.uice ihnh1ii;hi vcis.ilili- 34 Sou> cIM tv, alillUV III l.iu«li al vniil SSBaDyhorsos H ■ r I z Q j E E .hlc^. Sllcce^^. I 36 Aussio QiiO IIA iScpl. 2.10.1 22i VniicoMl.l I 37 Slato (iinily Ijj----- :liiiK ciiruuinin.i i>< lili'iilV. Vnu'll $ lj u airilcilm for cKmiv, coiihl In- nn CI B1^2 * ‘' S 3e Moxo happy - I |3 ' ” n,aiINh.l]ICC Ilf fillllc .liul (l)lllllK' Scnil'in ______By Bob Tlia.i?si 39 TaK« loino son jo----- Fratik and Emait dO Coop l____ i ___ ilii.ll help ' in iifiiini.iinn lasli 41 Cui drasiicaiiy ^ TTCIJ .UIIU\ 1|Im> lllMllv<'ll 42 Binekbird I___L IHI'KI (Oci. 2.l Nnv 211 Siu.lv 1 t / / c f T ° ^ — ...— ‘ v n t(;incsuiKcfm Iinl'il.ilmli S|..illu;hl 43 Oioga .liiiK iuiil iviiiinn. 'h-uiiit; kiini»i- 45 Ciassitioa ^ Yojiorday’jJ | . _ l | _ .m k U' .III r h f t N t : O f 46 DimKino cup i ■ I .liiiiitcriiiviiivtincnl ki in 'rrmuN fUii.iimn 47 Soifonflot I ' ! I I . J Ul (iniUKi invnlvcil. M yse-i-F A S A possession IV. t li v c t' 4S Tompornry 12 ItalianItali monoy o'wiiloihliIITTAKIIIS i N dv i2 1 )e. 21l noasuie 13 AndAn< oinors: Lat. V incmhci Mirpn-i'' "iili itf>poposrHuMOUf. I iR.'Mii-iil ynii h.ive .iciiiiiie.l ;>n € i 52Goi»venlOf a&t 0 - 9 , hiMirv Ui-iii - hciuv cxp.'n'e 56 Aidoj 21 AtoAtop \ 57 Loose knol 23 C(iCiavais 50 Opera solo 26 En'Envelopup’arti c " '. '. o i . Ul Inll); nin tjllf.l |>1.1V' MIUMC RlvOf T l _ * g A N ,V I’tUCDHN (!>.•< 22.,|,in I"> ■ 60 Ancient 27 Rlv in vour M|:i. ci»i>o.lvs w.ih luKh " L i e s 61 L)d embankmenf «fn a .lim Q ’’I'b J ,>»~N ------______62‘Go5»^ : 28 Wft I ” ” i.iimA By Art S a n s o m & Cliip l..kclwck v,.l KI ,iii\.iiK' tSviluc P 63 Slatiiu occupant mrtxis m I ^------iM.hi.UliniMim .icciK.itc, df.Min |)r.i|ihelic . The Bom Lo»«r ^ G4 RuDoul 29 Bietklait Bit ilutn o'u'ilTf 05 Funang swoftl _ 30 Vtf _LJ ------1 IJAr'i i 's il..n 2l)l''eli. IKl; ’ 'liEiL L L t.lF . I COHT (iiVC Center • . ^ tJOT W A ini IRKTCWCJ'XlDweEN!'^ WHYCAWTlT ‘’lll l IIK llV uill! Ill person imiuniii.c-. "I will mi|>; ______1 omEK-wxic C K K is T tA K b TH>.T FERCN DOWN . 32 WfilerZoloWf ,i)iir ...... W..11I1 it : l iP n sto v o r ■ 33 ReignedRo ^ r r r i " - s c S ^ ------— J - - etMTTHffiW m £t 6 A t , W . ^ itiE priuuiurs.-urri'iiK'-. .e-..'..i lonul. con- 3 Pllc^or 36 RIctviosfRk In jy’j P u u lo solved; !"i/v mvM.1I. Canncom rcpie'cnlcd '. 4 Condomnaiion docor da iCI-S (1-cli. l'j:Marc1i 2ii): ' 5 First leader 39 LoveLO' song .-.iliiin. Viem venfi.' Stwi «'»’ 'o'co fiiOi fulfilled inviilviiiK finance, 8 So# bird 44 OtjslructOt Iho 49 floman gam itc Cajiricora plays iiisinitneniiil piogrossol M Fimsliod i H v f i I 0 Knot up pic rltvalci iiKiralt. I to Ouieomo 45, SiamSii 51 Needy ■ B '^ - jn l 'SS tl Sceni 47■Canon* C« . S3 Sirongholdi l l i l l 1 : B N: h"'a ■ A: i ' T C A1’ Jl o M T F ' L : r n 0 r ; 1 “f ■"
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MQNEYr ; ^ i ^ r ss flock to3 Stock exxchange as. B ig B3oard bee‘comes bilig draw . T h e WiVashlftgton asI P»st _ -S treetet, there is a healthy self- •es^in-thc-exchango’s invest-——-- 2 EAY YORK ^ Stock-price;■ ' IDowupp a bit as it eierases^ ll in tourism. “If people itility miglit be making so^ne T i n d ejrstand r s the marljct, there is a {«-j)rtft;lbility-o£.thcnuvaiai-—[•____ ■pie le e r y o f in v e s tin g n e w - ) invest,” said Brenda Payton,I, i.ey in th e market,- bu t it's n o t!" ' eaMy lossises in"9uirtfi ling the tour business at t|ic :tor of th e center, iter hours in line down onn V YorkY Stock Exchange. A ______A fte ■ K nl^-fildder Nows Serviceice ------1—1—:------J ird number of visitors from 1 Str^iet, visitors are herded — 7 M a i l t e!t t in brief/ the building a n d m ove single;.■ md the country and the world I NEW YORK - Buyirlying la te m November,ber3,l th e d a y p u sh c d U.S. stoiStock pnces oowiimiu«n.i.i,1.1 jrgE yliilele their bags are X-rayed.I. ig on w ith th e ir monciy.. higlier Tuesday, erasinsing earlier -- - :t is so cixil lioit-nny ordinary :nrs th e n w ait in a n o th er longg ' losses' as investors savsaw b uying for an elevator to the Uthtl A '' :on can own a piecc of.a com- : opportunities in the r •, where the tour begins in a y," said Deepu Murtby. a 16. -' >. recent Recline. The Do .• white room bordered by itss I. ' ■ r old from Los Angele.? who’ industrial average’cl i____ — • large v .AMEX flvvnN’NYSE ticker. us to make enough mbney 14.74. or 0;i9 percent, ' ' isitors are greeted by eight't ■ ing and selling stock.? to pur Vish • . a t 7G89.13', a n d th e tec t TV sc re en s tim ed to th e var-:- se coiirtside season ticket.? to . > . h e a v y N A S D A Q coiS"pS'’ national and internationa!1! - t h e LLA.Uikers. A , ••-• index e n d ed ilp 1.7G, ororQ .07per- MSjfiliK ious n: L . _ J ™ 5 5 S _ netwt>rrt>rks th a t broadcast live fromn Uilsi s i i m onth NIuiihy a n d his par- c en t, to finish a t 1631.0S , -NASDAQ ^ 't h e exchange. ex The tour is self-r- i-joined a growing numUer off • T lic Dow h a s ifbarly n - x " L . ‘j°Lvorc.a “ X '" ’-- guidedcd, and includes multimediaa italist Spectators standing in a‘ all its losses since Oct. V I c a p i t a l i 2 lays demonstrating, in sevenn l)lo c:k-long k -l< line for free ticket.s, to> •■ .55-J-point plunge. DecS e ' ^ ' k. display . langunuages, how tTie miU'ket works.>. .’ ' • tillthe'exchanger, li>cnied a t th e; fpreign markets providi/idcd excus- k 'B uIt ti many tourists seem neitherr ■ c o mle er r of W all and Broad streec.H< e.s for m oney m anager: E D ia r y ______lo imdinderstand nor care about thee nwer Manhattan. More than> . ‘ profits and protcct thi , n y s e e ■ ling complexities of thee ,000 of them ’come cach year'■ . fo r th e year, analysts said.sai Advanm; 1 14J 37 Nfwhithi I ■ tradin ' I i l lange. l l i e y seem content just;t arly uvice the number thatt 1 Warren Epstein, directordii of _ PtcHBn; 1,3*6 Iw n o , • inside a lijfili chtu-d io fc a p i-i;__ MheUiiitwrNations) toioean- -trading— ut— Ricliu;liurd-- A. - -Umhoncrdr-— 4< » 9 -New*tow* - - — — 1 7 . (.iJisni. iiji Whose" arcane frenzy 15i -RosenblatfSc Co., noinoted lhai u,„|taaa; 3,1 3,421 I / I . lie more money I get into it,c. ■ .becom>ming ii ever more ini|x')nani'inI bargain-hunting has be icade separates the tourist,t ericans now owning stock,. ' has been bargain-huntiinting. (But) liiglier wtlj thele S3cl»S 500 up 1.77 , ^ B a A m e r i i Ies, m ost o f th e m c lad in T- er direclly nr througli_ retire- , I. d o n ’t th in k p e o p lee hhave any at 940.76, ihtTN'rNYSE composile ^ 4 p K S e i t h e r ( s and sh o n s a n d lugging cam-I- : ■ f c ® ■ m e nIt t pplans, a pilgrimage to the: meaningful thoughth t o n th is up 1.43 at 494.06,,06, and tlie R a ssd l shirts a , from the drcssed-for-successs Bt)ard has become a way 10» (market),” he said. 2000 index up 1.3; J B ig B«): and women_wbo.are.striding_.. -hnr^age to one’s-*» • d lc irfolk Southern one month lo-fo su b - WASHINGTONS (AI’)(j — In response not expectexj the 45-day extension tosig-to tion was promptetted by service and Norfo! t sa fe ty in te g ratio n plans, a s rec Rail merger [a (yowing concern;;ms.aln)ut rail sjifcty, nificaricantly change their schedulele fo r s a fe ty p ro b le m s; tfithat have plagued mitsa >nded by the Departmentn t° o f Times-News . fciIcrol.rCKuliiioni-V•s-w illjipaiiLim .addi- . -.-iiitogn.•graiinfi C onrail roiiies._ Uni()n Pacific C(^Z(^p. following-.ks_ mend far with Southern Transansporiation. The board dela;la y e d - - Marketplace iC lC S • lional six weeksi reviewingri two rail- The‘he companies''.aJrcady had I ' merger last ye’ar review inSiTd )■ deadline for a final ruling to J m nds'])ro|)osal ll)1) tiltake over Conrail.' plannenned to wait months after getetting Pacific Rail Corp. the' dc "July 733-0931 , from June 8, so that the plp la n s g Officials of CSXIN 'Corp. aiul Norfolk regula:ulaiory approval before adjusiListing O n M o n d a y thhe e federal Surface 23, fr old b e scrutinized, safety issues Souilicm C orp. sale>;iid Tuesday tliey do .• theirir operatingo procedures. Tlieirir cau-1 Transportation Boaioard gave CSX and . could
FORGET PHEN ------1 AUTOMOTIVE DENTAL HYGIENIST M v p w M mo all naturallofaSl^S' t i ------^ i 3-LUBE IS now hiring(] f(or Oonlal Hy(]bnlsi tor busy T h e T i m e s -■News > C L A Ssn-'n^'IED I n i Froo 3-Day SoiSampto!G76- I HOMBHEAL^ L T H foH iimo sorvico todnch doniol oKico. Ploaso callI -.- l.t»!iil 4320/Iroo-.cap38D-205-0204. | CARE SERVIRVICcS somo o*porionco ptoloi,to,r; (or inion/iow,733-4515. “ 5 ? ^ ^ «}. Apply In person atO' DIETAHYCOOK - I ' IDAHO HOME HE. O'uo Lakes BIwd.'N. h 0 6 - J- ANDHOSPIC Now taking applications lor |5 P E a A l° N.N ° O TICES ^ 734-4061 Twini-inFolis F phono calls piooso. ___ PT diotofy cook, Hou^s1 - V __^ Soalod D T T r r r ^ 435-5055 wini-ccliCassia BEAUTICIAN vary. Ploaso contact1 i i 0,13 crioryi at MoQlc ValleyI m m IPLA(GE ^. coivod by',“h"cSS,';. tr "ti” "®YM o 5 s 543-2273 BuhBur^i • Twin Falls Caro Conior ------V.' Doaffl of TuHU51003 Ol Won. currently looking lor a ||. Manor bolwoon 7 & 11 ] consod Gooutician whoho is a.m. Mon, through Frr^ Kcacli int>rcc t i h u n 53.011(1 r o a J c T S a ;i liaj u itii ju st oiic pilot:)o t1 C 4 ;aII! . • iloll SchoollOl Dislrict *232. ------i ------— ------150 East MMoin Siroot, PO a TTENTIONINl COMING I CHILD CAFj ARE Intoroslod In workingvii DRIVER ). W o n d o ll. ID sO O N f B & p p c Iho oidotiy. Spacoislro ’ ^ ^ I service; Only dopondablo Boau, 3 FO R FLATBED In 40I 13,2 Third'Strcireel W est • P.O. hox 54H5 • 'I'w iii l-'iills, Idalia l i o S 3 3 0 3 , Msss^uni'iiilil 2:00-provailing Driving Schoi:hool in Bufil. siaioa.Can 200-543-6126. , y • locflliimoonon Novombor 19. por moro inlo.nlo„ call 543- CHILD CARE Inimyhomo.' my cions nood apply. St 3 2 5 'hV’ liast Mh N orth •' Huflcy,I Idaho H331Hlo , 1907 lor 10local aroa not- 6803. ask loror GBob. L oving a im oo o o ) tfh o ro yo“^ schoduio wl'wilh dr iv e r I Mr, II. .,1 . . wofkingtiaicardwaro/sotlv/nro. w/moQls provido'lidod. Call m inim um o lo n o ME DAY- more InlormotioR. - 1 lappy Ads - )d spociliCQilona \ 1 . I I r > CARE Wondoll, Al S n i H Z T ------DRIVER 11 733-0931. may bo obiibiainod al Won- Y l J tP W # - J moals, low roios.S3 -njj Reed Brolhere noods ox- -■ nontary Scliool. * Now hiring oxporioncot l-ax-7.VI-553^i i{, Elomo Hnmn.Spiin Kida porloncod truck drivorsI______Jd&XhUiL 5caoiatlo3j3QQ)ikucoci^‘^^-r ror uocaniaiiimnTPgcmt^ IF, Qccopi- .4 ca5htofs.____ _ n IkirlcN (^iill ^ doll, IflQllO0 Pic.150 conincl ' /XI/ “ ) , Coro. Ensi ol TF, i (iIm .I .||1\ M /C III.’ .H lll.ll'lo .11 . ' i L y In'o up lo-tO yrsyfs. TLC. 733-7300 or 676-404[S777— WottW/osT tUL r o ^ ito d .'^ Knron Osrrsman. Principal ' , Excolioni bonolii pockago 77-4042 "--‘Isw, : >|V.n!r,k-v i ill.i //« " ' .\<-.uiMiviotiKf .it vitxui. botwuon 0:33:30 om and 3:00 TIM E S OLA!i_ASSlFlED ■ fnoals & snacks in L & 401K. Salary DOE. "" pm MST, MMonday ihtouQH D EPAb™e.t R T - 5.'°- Ploaso apply ai: 903 Elm, Friday al 20i 2 0 8 - 7 3 4 - Buhl. Idaho, or calli - W c V c OpL- - DeadlinesJ S — ThoDonrd ___ 543-4306. I i„ I’li^ .ilc l’.iiiv . ,„™ m,o,o|.c, 208-677. ISE COLLECTOR )H .-|-n. »: v^: 3) '; . '' I, , , ,v. anyoiallbit r;-4543 “X "' DRIVER . H to S S O Mon. I . i n c V m u .i ^ , , l . s | ) ^ ^ ., , I \ Waniod lull limo rospon: SHIFTTOAPHOFTTABLE , ,|)l..M>I.IM . . NobidOofjormnywiihdtaw- (BURLI ■CIALTY fi’Oiuio, cloan cui ci S a m i o IO a m , I’M I tiil.iv hisbiclollurur Iho hour sol lor ? - ! , £ 2 _ SERVICESPECi; 'po'- FimiRE A c i s : “ ' m I' v - r T n o v locior/ropossossic Exporloncod OTFT lialbod1 : '' (I \\j s.iiiir.I.iv ■ Iho openingng ihofool, or bo-. I will vacuum,n, dust,d mop A IN THIS DIRECT.o i u r i i porson. Sondroaumoni ; r\i . M.iiiil.iv (oro awa/tJ0 otc Coni/Qci. un-' change yourJt bodamgbi S25 salary roguiromonls. I . ownor oporalors and dirv- :i-M I ucmI.iv • loaanwnrtJid Is dolayod lor n 10am 10 1pm.im. 733-1550 ■ p'uccd unOonha hoaa r J? ; Of® 'Of '“'’0 leaanco/ 704 2nd Avo. N, Tw al/foilol drlvora noodod, P.re-P'-iynieiU— ■ : I'M \\i. iiiu'ii.iv panodof ihinyil'ii days. ------your choietl Falls. Idaho. No ptior ; I'M I Iii.cmI,i\ /.1/Diano Adams.Ac Clork ot R p M F M tool WE HAVE THE 'iinrf‘.\i-U‘s iicccpts . EMBER calls.______: I'M Hiil.iN^ IMoBoardollolTruslooa -n,ni birthday ad ____ FREIGHTI ^ j ciil (or clii'sllii.‘J ads ^0 m> adyouplncod 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 Call Sammons Trucking • . u ' u '.'h .!' 0 ago In 77)0 — COMPUTER ill. |KrNiiii:i] cluL'k. [• PUBLISH; N HN|. Co, 800-457-2349, I)isp !a\ A d s: ? ini'iai.-'Mi.i = w i ™rs? ?' Now is Iho JACK-N^ILLCtilli^KIM care HARDWARE TECHN iirclcotronici.'lifck. \ '; |- ...... 12. IS97 m tom ool CIAN Provlous oxpo.porl- N'isu. M iisicrf^iird nr<. |uil>li..ilii>it. I ..ill .1'//'» -1-.';- ' .i'ImlllM ltlMnu s.lk'> ■■ —______limo to como10 ppick up your Cuslomizod caro ti ii I l'l , plcturos. SloSlop by Tho your noods. P plus, hours and .,P«ypi Musi havo CDL Class B. ■Ctll-lk Vdill .111 fi>ICIIcil'lllIMljcruM.U. If. I - nogoliablo. Coil 736-D2C^ Excol, bonalila. 736-2133} I ' »ill l«.'icsp.iil.ililr d ------InQ 10 work in Twin Fall: v w i v . 1.1V .,1 ilif Mcck- • DRIVER For 18.000hoadj f in .iiK u I lc^[llM hlliIv■flltCI.MIMlI fur ...... -..It...,.' 1 VV I LOST f o u n d I I ^•7 0 5, I S'<*y “■ mom'Iom'lo caro Sun Valley aroas. Ci loodlot. To proporo ondd my homo. 727-7489 ask lor Slovo Bluo Hoolor. ncu- I ABORl>D-nnu 'or chliSfon In my dollvor lood to caitlo. FOUNDBli JMfl^SuPC LotSolTLCar Computer oxporionco0 S I J Pu:-.^ejfo-nffil 823 Vonor,/anor^ftaJiSwYces ' lorod malealo. Ono bluo oyo. ■ ALTERN/1NATIVES includod. Coll t24-'?909324- “ CUSTODIAN holplul. Excollont pay, S U PWj"V;in!6a S J4 V«lfO/«l(oE(WW4 one brownwnoyo.543-S095 1 oaily morning PT Cusi ------:------:----- PREGNANCY CRISISCRIl CEHTEH diannoodod. Also, FT>'TA,’ and bonollls, oxtonfledd 514 Wi-ledTonw • *28 WW#iVjnWToOuy pniiNn whito. long halrod. FH£ETE‘ hours. Snako River Colllop ' SI!515 ifculjltaM S w ic# M * C*rap E»«neRl FOUND wh TESTING — oisiani Opofations porsc l H " 5 ^ • lo 'O'"**"nio dog w/bolgo 73^.7472-000000-371-7472 p j i ^ M W glT : Inciudos bonofiis. Daysi«n i A"’- Polls 226-5120 or Sia Btwimaw Wirw #27 G*»J J. Noof Eastland ------,!,i„ j sond rosumo to PO BoxX 401 _ 129 I.W«iiw S son*« ' somo nlghis. For moio _ .402-MutclMV» l l e29 FItiUTjlUiftW .0 ' No. & Polls Avo. E., g ------^ I p Hmpln>pliiymcni | (ormailon call 734-0697•g / I 549, Am. Falls, 10 03211, | f i l H i n■ 401 Tgtonr^ I I P P W B Z n i ^ B e w w— II LOSTIOvd, dark Tabby col. ■ SERVIW ICES PUBUC SERVI:rvicE m m 01 Washinglon Si. MESSAGE 101 Lod&FowK] 701 Unica ' ItiMid ’'CSI-R^n-d'or BANKRU VGE X I » ' |[ ° ^ J llcul i;.|u|c to; u T T ! ^ N & W oK ^ U P T C Y Don't pay to (indd wiwork bo- 1 4 * ' 101 Cvdo'lhvb 702 F«m1l4fiCftScp{tei !k.toiolumim. Call 733-0933 A!ICtiflplor&/& AG tolalod (oro you got Iho^0 j«i ATVji COSTmnllalb Siamoao who “ a®*- oololophono ‘ ' (roo Inlormaiionlion about I I 1 0 4 'P w K r ^ . SOI 0(anl5* answ err tilo'irio namo o( 3 a ll .IM SpeculNoficn 510 701ra «,..o„iF», w gj. Smokoy.LLostofviclnilj^ol 530-7760 )00-540-2l60 800 Vico scams, wrllowrllo to tho « | 107 UBrtonADKTaM* 511 CUaStMKn-M _ D u n p n i ^ Kimborlyly Rd. & Locust. Mulberry^ Fodoral Trade) CcCommis- I 101 Pn3(eitt>uJS«vtem 112 FimvTtMMDuM |SIB!S • — #08 Cura, :nll200-734-5022. 22yno>poijtporionco 3lon, Woshinglonjton, D.C., • 1 ^ i .819 tougMMb» II ------20580, or coll Iho INation- | | I ItO ir*M ^I^^S uin^^l' OOt >UTiSSiX, BANKflUl 111 |||j^-MIL ^iT crcliandi.c T J. Jnii!T ^ ^ •***lMx)tom«tSRVt — flUPTCY 01 Fraud InlormaliolalionCon- 'Its CM5CtflSintM sis II SnmVtttiniiaiO. I CompollitvoialcrolosonChnp- ,o,_ 1.000-876-7067060. .ere! seooStnttDnctty 91< VnwF^rraSnni Spytrq & Hunsrg E w P'ooso ctic:tiock your od lorl tor 7 tjankrupirupiclos. Call ------817 *tOi ; M sfjciiC ctK ta a #10 .rttv ^ tlfr ^ ■COifOClt'Or^oss on tho (Irsd jofi SioXorr al al 7348452. AUTOMOTIVE lU L m n v o s ThoJ ------i., pJoln-a-WINNlNG,3 1TEAM.______- T h e Trim i es jSew s ______81* CwBtirfLw ^ Tlmoa^Ni• Nows Is not ro l HOUSE^CXEANINQ Ttxolson Motors I m RMiE«ttV(rt.t illons and I Tnuiiportatiun ■— QUAUTYIr v HDMP workInQ condlllor »4 &npb^W«« ~ ______«1• 0 7 a » * ^ ?ANli?Q bonollls. ConlQinlQct Bob J / J H U I 733-^0931 t t l RMt f w P ry tM o n ai|tit UMiMiuTwa • -IW ^ oral-Tmdiido CommloBlon. 90) MontyWrted too Ccrr«aPr«0ftT ' |||tl> 0(fc»£«);SlWl« « M ^ glon, D.C.. 20580. Selling It a cinclJnch when you I 'oquirod. Applyt In porson C*"*:* ^ C « - ' Washlnotc 664 Moln . U U J D ^ 9M kMttnnb •0* CmfaT*»nfnfn.Sh«l »X120 PM4a«4»l • 10« SW prcallthoho National Fraud uio a classli».INod Vd 10 a ' C ar Morti 664 m Canoeis t libVigM •10 SUigiiWinttuMRarUl |2I121 a«»(yR**ia). la tlo n C o n to r. apcoad Uio vrort«ror about jho Avo. East. Twin1 Falls.Fol Ask ® .m FkwdilS«>«M t i l F»wF«(Wl I2St22 ToobSMacMwy 10* t Aula 76-706a homsyoohavol>ve (Of aals, tor Clay McComba.T iba. I WeWednewJay, November 5 .1 9 9 7 " TIrtjrlr^>e^Kew1.T»^nFall^,ldJ^o E-5 '
lEOUS ■ PHYSICAL THERARAPIST ' I S S . i PUBUC SERVICE . DOYOUWANTTO' J EDUCATION MUiOUCATION------fNSTALLEF.LERS , MESSAGE STATE OF IDAHO ‘ High:|gh School Counielor ti(c S batterybait instailofs. • MothersI & Others 2 openings, FT or P ' CHANGE CAREERS? OniVERS e.SSOO-SICOO * ley & Kimberly, Ida B B I 'For fine iniutmaiion-aboiji' .PROFESSIONAL-TnOCK ; ANNOUNCES oponlnq. opo Qualified nppii- ' WuSi bo-1150-16 with valid Ida- Work ai homo.. ■iii’l ■ buying a busmoss oppor f ArtoQ L an Trucking. Inc., STATE EXITING canlsYnuSI can fiavdcounscl- ho drrvorsvers licenso. Equal • PT, S2000 S6000SO FT. pTus I cepiional salary•y aa bono-J | ^ j J J-in-.mcnil , I oniVING SCHOOL • timrty or franchise wilMoiiiI 1| Nfrw lin:iiii:ifii| ,ivaii.iiii<-r.'ii is moklno an tmmodlalo? STANDARDS Ing Ing coflilicalion. Slatting Opportunirtunily Employer & ' bonuses 866?ae^7ai^3480 liisp.ukage Currtutteni Ida- - ______expansion. Wo nood OTR requited qni ------] ii.ilting sc.immi.‘d, write i|j 1 ■* COORDINATOR • doio dal immodlnlo, closing Atfirmaiivcaiivo Action Empio-; miscELLANE' ihi> Fodi'ial Trade Com | drtvors to (ill posilions. , STATE BOARD OF dnto dni w hon lillod C jn yt,, Apply JEOUS ! -ConiNUl^Ct.iV.ni^ pplynlSoarsA^o-i priqrmem:MBERSOF i „ c sl Ttior.-ipy M; I BUSINESS’ -. I ion. Washingion. I Toam4 solodrl.vors* EDUCATION. 53G-2100 536 ^ mot,vein,J in person at: t543J a n y wi IS not r.- Top pay & bonoiiia w/qu- - ■win Faml Hoad Start u ac- MAlNTENiENANCE ■ Insliiution 3-963BIU0.1 . a rto r ly b o n u s o s . HI!li' goal, Ihiough mo dovol- Twir CDLDr.vOr . Lakes Blvd Twin sponr.ilile lor crtois ^'I'l copling appiicaitons lor Siaio olif ^ihi o arrC hooso a • Class ACC ,7'" I n o u T f s h PUBUC SERVICE milos/A-l oquipmont/lots^5^ opmoni ol exiting stan- C0| processing lacihly. nMiltOporaiOf ^ loaho. 10 03301 • MESSAGE dards, is to raiso iho to- Family Fai Educalor II start- Whcy pto :ally inclined ------____‘ lu h A v c , Nonti otfiomo timo. May Truck- In g S ’ S 8 . 2 7 /h r . 36 Lookingng for f responsible, Moci.anicaii I Fv(i,irai law .allows you to quired lovol ol 'ocadomic ' In iborer s a l e s POSITIONON-Small ‘ Fluillancl Ave, Nortl ■' tnflCo. flOO-251-6846 hrs/wook. Job doscrip- dopendabidabio, motivated & lortn . .coiroci youi-'crcdit topott achlovomoni nocossary Hr? lenced maintenance in person Co seeking .-t. loiI lociinical ' - lur It,'U Ct.rdil ropair clin Ip oraduat'o Irom Idaho tions not ond applicnlions Cn oxpotieno 1' i ioi DRIVERS cirical lechmcians 212 2ND AVE.AV W,. TF salos.'support per- ic:.' trial do business byy I HOMES.fOR SOTE EXPERIENCED TRUCKK highschopls.ThijCoordi- 726 72' Shoshone St. W.. TF S electric ■ • GPS equip Silo r 1 R O UTE 548 or call 733-9351. Ciosos -t-ong lotm lotr comm.imeni l U p i n q a ! 7ih Avo. North piione cannot toiluu;.l or DRIVER - Local hauling,I naior has tho lollowing or KoG.eaip.iy. MISCE^NENEOUS agricullural. nmp 'ti.-ci.'ivi.' [),iyiiienl until su'' PUBUC SERVICE - L d u tio a .a s m ay bo a s- 11/12/1907 1ij 6:00 PM. Advanco lohs VViii • P.irnpll various shllts. COL POP Bonoliiss IncludeInc Truck Counirniry. ac.irnper- GIS applicalion ' moniMsalli.'r ttniypt'tlorm. MESSAGE roquirod. ExcoHom bono-J- signed by ihoSBOE. EC ^------Modicai!c.11 fnsut.ince ' shell & trueuck accessorV 'f-i''’ Looking gfc lot long i Mislilyn ,, Sullinn piopuity’’ Don I p.iy (il packago wilti toliromo-)■ •' Organizes and assists — _. sloro.williII be oponfftg lerm eorhmiinionionl Travel | • ' inlotmaliijn about creditI, nnyiuos until lls sold riv:ew.lh ; A aro Intoreslid InIn be-t : F,.(i..,,ni T.amr Commis 5. developing K-12 exiling tho lollowing opening: * Double 1 tio Trucking. PO Bo* W9. High School English S Hoiida-jimaysl • -poopiolorSiiS.0. P.O. BOX 465 Ploaso son(md rosumo lo to E D S . PO B Be 0 . 3 1 , : Sales Manager. flobofiRob . I,,, , (300 071i 7060 io n .D C .20500..Ill c,ii — — ORtVEHS------•------_ • Ropteseni tho SBOE a t • 47W tOOS—------;_ liu c k .C DDunitv_aaoj. U ’^9.-.:-___ meairas0n.JJ3-03 —- _lti»*_NrtlKmMl FraiiO tnlui- — s ptoujjs, agon&os, and Of -dofsomoril* in'E.'glitt'' ------4 7 ' GfOwino Cusinoss noods Starling dalo immoOialO, JEROfHE,ME, IDAHO 83338 ■ Aniwi Si •. C-TOwfJ). ( ID SECRETARY - ' «xt. 347 " SSMOOKSS- ■ I m a‘l 1 p i> C «' n I !• 1 Commodily Drivors/Milk 208-324-8806 03605 PuiCh,Tj,- & tolinance l-0«)-a7f, 70‘j0- s g ; r s “ Closing I daio whon filled 20B-: ______Part'limo secrutarylaty. uook- Haulers. Full bonotiis in Call536-2t00. ------: = loans Diversified J • Poriorms-such other du- NEOUS ■ keeping and corcompuiet .jv -k .I -C ... I Cnpilfll. 200-734.8727 TWIN FALLS - Co‘ii|iief.'ly , include; Insurnnco, 401K, ------MANAGEhdruEN T ■ foiled Call , Cntotoria 12S Plan. Apply EDUCATION Managercr TraineesTl needed. WO vJ R K - " Remofli'lird2lii'(ltii(itii 1 ------!sssssssssssssssssssssp b.llh home-on i;iigi‘ lol • a(: Rich Thompson Truck- foulhC puntolor. E>poti- roo>pctin CtOOk Rohal) LANDWATCM (7iur)icailon skills, bolh , . indmd,?nt who ' = C c n lc i_aJJjU)t;d_;._L'icuutiviii:;oiir,mi jj- lo ri.'ipf 1^ conf.olipalion lhan 1995. Oodicaiod .tialed-w/ sccondaiy-edut.—m o nhjnau)r-3»ll l)ii our Oosll Uio Oponings tof oxpononcod'0 and with tho public ai y , .. OoCumi'n ' . Unll Supervisor Expcij------mg Center - 1 1220 Montana O-iislf'td. 733 0031. _ [buhl Class A CDL drivers to10 large. Competitive appli- ',0-jnmi'nls ’ onco in working wilt, auo “ EDICAL'AL I Sltool, GoodlOding. EOE r-.n"tim i^ nlli A l/l'o i • PERFECT RETIREMENT tun 0 Wostorn States &* cants will possess the in- lo . sc o n ts and tnanaqo- uooVkcepcDopet lo' trodicai ol- I , I * * * - * . HOMEioi:al.'iltir,f,;M Canada. 20O-324-7GOO lerporsonal skills and accounting ;-,oMwaio NURSING mofStSOplus.Mi. mom oxpenonco Provide "ce. nccc oio“ !""n 1 THE TMES-NEVlEW S .When the Bank Says ^ lochnicat exportiso to bo supervision , youl). coun and spin,ipin,ld5lioot tcquirod, LPN - RN nocloodod dayshilt .1 cuttem Idaho lie t)l moil'll,ti'v- l-v,T Ko matlnr liow you spentf\ l ofleciivo in a complex or- linic St.'nd inioresi C oniaci'CCarol i at 324- Social wo,k or »'M'ii.i.i.ieh . : CURRENTLY H/ your days, classllled flit selors and troubled youth WING- Wc Sa?°YESr., . . m ganlzaiion and political 0 Gox 2494, Twin 4301 f«t 32327 lot hconsuto RCR C R A M C -. t h e F O L L O W I N il, conveiMOn hcr,-|l 1^^11111 your busy sctiodulo. Pul inarosidontiatmcnty. 10 PO G ------ofiots a highly c. Cir/TEAL ESTATE Ln,.n:, classlllod's timo-ssving environmoni, and bo Send rosumos to: 'o I lackao^iiv INDEPENDEN'ENT ; -N,! UiKii-y Doah for iiciinoniy i it ... knowlodgoable about Iho ' ------PARTSCOUr■UNTER SALES live hcnohis paci ! iiai.i()e Mut.il Milm-i diiodofy ot poods and tor- Ann: Rilchio ______I Hiiovy Ituck'tt^'ttaiioi oipof a ciudiiH] 40lK .-inAanfl on Mio ■ JUNIOR ROUTEJ T E A 1 Piiti;haM-, vleos 10 work lor yoy loda/., culture of Idaho. Family Ptoservaiion [MEDICAL . -3 .,!3iiv.ti Lan073*0 ,)l I 3264,1<)7 Y this position must submit ce. good leadership E„,pioyi.,, ■ jE W sl Springs Park . a rosumo and 01 least two g 9 o n o r a l te p a it, CDL ^ PUBLIC SER\ERVICE TW E 7 1 M E S -N B BUML 1357 BKjo Lnkos Blvd. N. dusiruabio 324.2252 ask , lls a plus For moto - ! FIRST TIME BUYERS lormalion ploaso ------» ♦ * » * * * * ♦ ♦ * MESSAGAGE CURRENTLYY H A S — Twin Falls, ID lo,Ron.,.7332M..l,..-. riON F0d,.-ial ,mn,loy_m,,.n,w i,niot- thefollowW ii ING 'd 3 0 4 1 on INVESTORSr 1 t-000-347-9430 nl,ict P.il Rasumus- PRQDUCTIO ; billiiv 1 ll.'lth tiDiiii. ,in (Qo proparod lot nn • Darrell V. Manning ' ^FARM ' n R N . O N S a t ] si.nti'Otm.tAtAttCnoo:roand INDEPENDENlENT I INVESTMENTS InierimExeculivo Director 6 3933 Wl.uyPtOCC stwji'zomiiin Vc.'iii inlorvlow. Bring your work SNAKE RIVER CATTLE • '3G -19 lob FoHtoe WALKING ROU ' PUBUC SERVICE ^ i ,1 Slate Board ol Education pFEEDERS Lookinri lot a ; I Ut) ;,[)lit S3« OOU c.ill ■ hi5.1(ooo m/l; Mm. 23 yrs) llod Nursing Aosls- ^ tioiii irdot.-.i AVAILABLE ININI T H E , MESSAGE _ PO Box 03720 lull linie Yard Mainio- I TWIG SC H UT I C . * Oci5aip_^0372M037 nl9 FT. :,iiilt work Im inudiat I'lo'-rTanm TWIN FALLSlA AF R E A IJ, I 320-1.197 , , nonco person Welding, j ^ /^nL"->‘l’wn'ikimi .Ccnnwl''un,'!)'l2'112.,^73000 fjp u T S g o , l5iint|)avlur,l|)i(iiiiiM,'-|t:. ------OPtVERS------:------“ hOTlVT^ oquTpmpnt-o|K;*o—^ a ------: ~i! i ~ irt»rTo?i^TiT77Trnn- r 7 iFax 200^34 2632 II! i)W. DiiliJW . colHMionij Clean ' working PUBLIC SER'ERVICE Avail. Now Expsr. Flatbed Drivers lor, nnd inociianicai skills ■ iiKl'huMi'iv-S by Dtioiiii ti) noodod: lor Ogdon, Uiah E'mail: Ct>all(y>05bd.slal0 • necessary Excellent Ucn ; .Ag.jsiot,sic s Villa Circle ^ ? HOO a7f) 70()0 • Homo on Avcrago ol 7-tO O.iyt 'P ago, or disabiiily Appro- pulor „ Graphics DoMtinot | ______■'Olidaysl ■ i,,,. 1 it00H7titi 7i7060 Villn R c) , ' , , PUBUC SERVICE ~ .Avetatjo Eatnino3 S37K. prialo considoralion sholl I i withy, flair nnd imatimalion. MC8ICAI 7"“ ^ Ju-ioinuCho:hoesfl Company ------• Earn .27-.30 cpmAverogo I W.ISh- MESSAGE ! acc.!v;'oli-i-!'i.'''d Ohi “ be givun to volernns in I | whoy, can iiitip us boiiiit CNA waniodwai FT lor Moat p q) jCo. 405 H O W T O G E T For oppllcotlon/lntofvlow accordance with npplica- ' 5 iioi. Musi 110 ahlii to .,7 VJ lin) prolit;. iiMi.illy miMi ' son/o our advortiMiti. atiil poMlion W tOOS ■ FAST. Fhhi ml he Twin - i)'ii] ii;.k (Ji.'ldri' you ilidn ' 5 "-I ni coll 1-800-453*2227^ bio slate ond lodoral laws ■ : readots„ Succitsr.liil ap woik^ all all 3 shllts Comp.il ■ 10, ID 03330 . 4G li9222i'<6 salary wibumifit pkg ■ 200-3: re Inter- j bu;.mo:,s witn a company ********** and regulations pliconts p will havo a work - iiivo sair 1-324 U00G 40 csled In being anart 1Indo- chuck il (ml w.lh itii- Hut I mgIt knowludgo of M.icm- MOUNT)(NTAIN VIEW CARE • Fo, FILER .1 D.ltii' J li.il'i >OLK STREET EAST , porjrfcnf route eaireairlor... tn Uhmih-:.;' Dim-.h) Fo tost, computois and scan 500 POL] ^ ^ 1 Please coniiiciI DoDonlce liuu inloiin.iiioii abou(,„l 4000 Mill, .ntl lull l.-,i'il ning, ami hnvu tt.u unaQi ''■MBIMBERLY. IDAHO ■ " ' pluSflOl ll.itaiji- l)t.-.-.-i' 423.5591 ■ "S/^ES^RVEY ( ■ M axwell. (I? 7J3.<33-0331 ,ivoHl.nii itiv,.'st-.u-n . n n - l t - Y oHirself u i Ideas nation j and I0ctm1c.1i skiiir. ‘ -,ij way, h,Mi pijiTi|) A ,ini!i-i 10 produce qualiiy ailwt. ICAL There .ir.irc scvor.il viles )ob oix'tnngs, , I i'i,ii Tiadi' Cnmmissiotilon. . gtDunii spri.iki,.,:, un 5 KtmliT Si-rvlct.•{••n)mVoiirNi'»spui)cr h r j' I )00. acrob loc.ilcd S w ul snoi-di-d fiarnI0 2pm ■ „■may bu dcsicjncti .•sp.'cially for foi yini. _ ' . Wa%hin(]ton.[jl C .'’O50t | , ,M . J M SSnSci™ "" I Com,*;,Icle the (ollowlmi form ..nd iiiail .i' l'i" ' Io'”s i 0() nOC l.y , TnoTimosNDws j 1 0.1 327______.i s |K.smsiWo:Ii ^ . ■ 'l''HQ0'llV(V-70(i0 appI 3?6 5320 alli-t Ciitn Attn Pelo York I TWIN FALLS ■ f i r PO.OoxS.lQ MEDICAI osiri-d .inmial L'aiiiings: ----1 FREE CASH GRANTS; ICAL I l.D osi Twin Falls, ID 03303 0540 K Crookq , Rohnb ond _ m ' M U< UV W i 3 0 5 Collogi.'. ;,ctiol.if.rii(is FAX (200) 734 5530 . Modic:dieal Contor suoks I I CONTRACTS &I . business. inodic,ii .lull-, S i I Ncviit tup.iy Ti.ii riiT :MfliB Highlyhly d o d ic n io d and ■ I THETIIVIES-NE•NEWS I MORTGAGES 3ur lK.’nc(ils most iiiii>orl,iiil to yoi ■ » ' I (IjliOO 21()-9(H)(t E.l (i iiliodCNA'san'dNA's ■ .i. l oui V"'* I CURRENTLY.Y Hh A S ; ss TOP DOLLAR SS GREAT CUPS. | » '“,ork «» m long lorm caio | 5^ r 1030 lot cuii.'til iiM.i.ijs 3WING For contr.icls, mQitga()iis national hair cato s.iion in R & ^ MC. ollurs oxcel- A,.. _. . ■ ■ THE FOLLOWI I"-’ \ Fei‘«n|uiii.ii the Wnremari Shopping * lWDEPENDEfDENT 200-734.0727 . bonelil package .md I ----- GOVT FORECLOSED Corner, has Immodiaio Illy compeliiivo | wage I jj ___ WALKING ROl openings lor hair slylisis '''0 ' I ^OU TE ,0 uyING contracts. Hut I on-:.iie daycare ■ AVAILABLE IN T H E ' cjuuds Smotlgatios CaCall Ou'hn<;il‘,’'.lT ,!!'’'l v p n l FT &PT We oflor Inloroaiod | apply In I „ • Guarantood hourly wngo i I TW IN FALLS5 AlA R EA . 736-1762 tor quotes.___ REO s Youi Ati;,i Toll eon at: 640 Filer Avo. ■ ------,, I Free (l)t)[)0 :mu ‘i UOO • Yeotly wngo rovmw 1 P « f«W., ^ Twin Foils, I CASH lot Dm^dsol Trust • Salos bonus • I______I R O U T E 890 MortgiiilL'Noti'S. Annuiliu:l’„., I Exi H 1G30 lot curti-nl ^ j ----- ^------I D I ,702 listings FeiMi-nuiH'd . Productivity bonus IMISCELI: e l l a n e o u s ■ — Avail. Nov. 23.'3. 1 1997 REConttacts000 02 i 970 • C Doy bonus AVO P o t s &i M^ a ilb o x e s ;] AVON:SO-Sl8/ht I havolK!cns.'llin^l-'y;|,iy I|HlIs^JnJlllallb■” c^ Jtc lun ..• Split shill bonus - EnsyWsy Money -Bonusos _ ulnto 1994 riootwix.il ;cv«..t.cMlulwnl>cili>i>U>c.l .1. Paid vncaiionyhoinlnyn 1 ,.8i •800-676-0621 | < l.|luliavo salcb cxpcticncc tn: I 1 1 0 0 -1 2 0 0 bl>biks ol ||p * |^ Q JQM | moliilit homo Jusi l^ " . tliiiiiic A liilt-colcr,’.'-(UKC • .1Henllh insurance ------> wrvico _ Parkview Dr ■ new Split bdrm 1100. i » < r r ^ r ; : Ltppliaiicui -Liulo Silk'S -slivilo sc nppiinncos mcl 2 biimi ? | lailhovcs." 'ull H(l)«'» M.iticil • Advanced training 'MISCELI: e l l a n e o u s . -^tp I 1 1 0 0 -1 2 0 0 b ll lk so |i|||3 ti.iacN'-V.-r.ioA Mailh neprosontalivDS need- I j dfclolliing , Jfuriilluro Jjuifdu/aru Dnlhs A must ^ell' CAUL ...... Ihc moM .lillia.ll • -IManogomonl opportunilios Avonrop ■ Parkway Dr tvi.h 27 |..0,ccs U, di.KV • Student loan nsSistanco ed, earneon e«lra money lor • . -----1 I LCXI looay lot morii lwch.H.«nf v.lmv.luitumcJoJi.linl. •; iistmas Call 736-06C0 I . ■J‘»'liiisur.frtcc Jrv al cslaie Jrouli-s.i I 1 000-1200) 0 1 b l k s 4 401 ^ 1 miomintion 734 0753 0. .:;.VSuiiny Uoj.HlCliii'.iji''''' Join “! u s tor an oxelllnglu- Christir _____IJo-iKiu luroICallTOSmoO:...... lormio-mioHora Iroe-qift-. • | - ' Olh) ! h o r __ — - ...... ■^parK rSrN :—------SCHOOLS'— ” 1 ^ 3 7 3910 *9701309------Sc..'.'ii," "A Lilt ^VilhIlh Illii-ACtN" ,111.1 "Miill.mccn I R O U TE 814 I INSTRUCTION Sci'on." I 20 0 -0 0 0 bik ol m e Mil, iiifluJc% mili ...... Agent needed lor I ^0 1 2na ■ PUBUC SbRVICt l^sm!J^-oU■r^;otl>cl^i^lIlch..ft . AAA Travel AgBncy Lead Age Avo. N . MESSAGE luinvlullM/c|ultcm%j» Twin Falls odice. Benelit PadPackage -► Base + I Addroi ^ GEM ro ss:______200-500 DIkk oof 3ra .Scholorohip scama c.i STATE REAtTV. INC Incentive » Excellent opportlortunlty lor you! ■ jr«l» & uliIc(N.>. IN’.l’ l .. . $9.95 Avo, N. you 734-0400 Supportive environm entint & positive I City:, I 2 0 0-500 bikIk cOl -Ilh r.,° MiiLiSiuiIublc. SJ1,.|>II s on a «liolai;.ii - atm osphere await when you-jou-joln-our leam .- I - - ■s'.'ip.. HANSEN. 3 txJim.U. bam. ... CimnlO-Hl^liau»<’I KuIdetXKil! i:ul ------c;'::______^ ~ ' Avo. N. ' - -- r J , ' " suatcii, ill) your i.omew nuwc-itpui. oak cjibinois, - APOLLO knowledge and 2 yeayears travel agent i I If y o t;//v e In IhoIhe Twin For mote inlotm.itio (No. f>lVli . . .tll.9.11.95. • ______J • ‘I'On. iitoplncu, lull bsml Only _____ ■ Falls arei S are Infer- j^niact ino Federal Ttot experience required. ______* I’honc todo SC5.Q00 Cnll 423-5104 Ti. inilci. Clide iiem(M,i(»l. Please include >uur ' ------. - I tfsiBrf In being an Commission at clip A; Ncnd u,/ clictk1; to.tc. name. aaJlC^' amhhc I survey lo; I penrfeni route .eai n htip7/www/lic gov ■ I BUY HOUSES Com pleted applications /\ _ Please contact D U-IHId Kcsturr^ Diiint.ufJljluici!a)upcr SURVEY •I?”" '" o.S,,lkoUn«»i 736-1170 |*iiiC' include p>i\i.-iKC accepted at V i P.O. BOX 1299 I M axwell, ef 733-0931733 ^ „ p , n a i i i u n f a o cot f,0. Ho. 23HJ 870 Blue Lakes Blvd. 9 9 I oxf, 3J 6 Vun Nu)».CA 91409109 ai;J liniiilliiit: ’ Twin Falls. ID 83303^1299 Or c.all ino N.llional Ftaimud j I BUY HOUSES Ste. 3. Twin Falls L - ’O'. FIXER UPPERS OK . 1 ^ 1 O r c a ll (800»1I1))82-U-111M) ^ 1 ______All ti|ii.il1U,|I Coppoitunily Eniployci ^ ^ ___ I ';.o m ' ^ g'; o6o‘' " ’' ‘' CALL 738.0142,
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- JEROME $69,900. NovNow] TWIN FALLS 'TTWIN FALLS; Elegant M------^------1 JEROMEIE A M TWIN FALLS.--LJJ-Ijlooow - ™ m FALLS • 2 Mrmtm. 1 JEROME. 2 bdm. apt. NowN ListrnQ! 4 bdrm, 1 bntMIth inii NEW CONSTRUCTION |! country living clOSO 10 I f), 1100 sq- t)“ th , iS O M a d lsos o n , ca/pot4paint.S350/tT)o.-»- .1 nice n’olgtitidihoodood ' Quildor will pay closinQ-ij-1 Twin Falla. Immaculate .1 FARM/RANCHES/ “S S S i i irk. Movoln S450M1O. ♦ dop. 733-90-9058 S350.’ t bdrm. apl. rjaw Eloclnc Mjinl pump wwitl ith, IMS 3bdmi.2bam.l500,j); o«ecutivo lypo bnck homo 11 ____ DAlRIESi 3624,5q.1iq.fl. homo having 5 I ' TIMES! carpol4painl. $300/mo ’KI"” S T “ SsI ' m TWIN FALLS ■ 205 FiFiler S300 Cnll324-3161. AC .FonciWyiiidwiiMliuiitruil • sq 11. viUiiiod. cul-do- ' on appro., 1 acro 3600 ; EACH FL limrt */*'hrUl down,. 01111 Co 0<«- _ Lg, 4 bdtm • irocs 6 la/go palio Conn:omo : sac Gfoai door plan, pick<; 1 sq It , 5 bdrms, 2' ;OatH5, : PUBLIC SERVICE ‘^fnockek%'’nTy'wal'2'®r; COCOA BEA( tm, 1 . ---- MESSAGE r. ““ r m '-w Z baih, S050/mo-1 dop.3 f For KIMBERLY-171, S2000 suo iMu iiiigo mnstor bdrmbOtn ' colors S129.500 2179); ; (iroplnco, auto spimklors, ^ oing IS believing. Oon;i. J" ' I'msg /$2fl5. 1 bdrm, appls. wa- •moopunlivingnronrua.^. OaVwoodCn 736-119CI , all the arnoniiios plus a ■ Joe-733-11 to TWIN FALLS. flopoalRo-Hop, appi- Of inlo 734-*36aff uy proporty bneod-oTi ,o^nQ ^ — lot/lrash paid, CALL DEAN (or nn op • 20x40moialsnopwiih 12' ; “ ‘‘y P g & pasture ■Horse pine. Cnbinnon 01 two lots nl P<»! Roposi 3 and.lM 4M tm . p a ;_l S • 3 bdi idtm ELWOOD & EVANS ' “ P; TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm on' door A musl soo! CALL i. gc'""ciu.ootroprosontaliona Cioat got-away “‘'“‘'ablo. Call imm Doinimonl (ognrdino nn' or Itoe inlormation about co,rQ| p, * aronn, irainlnn pmo Is a cro ■ homo, new carpol. lonetncod 734-1401 Real Er.i.ito noofls \.J 736 appro* 1/3 ac. loi, Morn-• i JOANN 737.39G1 or 324- i . A must 5001 Call' ptoporly. Close Cli to pro- flOir>g Iasi. Call I ifOiding iim oshato and q. JoST y^'-no dogs, no cm:a i9 . 0 0 2 4 01 3 2 -S -e 6 5Cl?' 2 ingiido school aton. M43Mroi075 j >dnyl • posed ooHIII roiirsot nnd Amortca 208-733-2 S45K 734-1993 alto* 6 lai estate scama. wnio , int Arm koOmo.-S350dop..S,,SOO TWINFALLS* COMPAREE •97027W) lDRESS.h!ip/^ww*. tosorvoir. S175 S17 000.Jano yVE havo Iho smalimall acro- at 1058 7th Avo, E., ththon 1 6 2 bdrms • FteoCabio0 ) Ihe F»doral Trado ^ 0 0i.not/sab.ila ^ .. Georno «07-0 , TWIN FALLS ! ornmission. W ashing. .e .M n l l gorgeous . call 734-5210. 1322 N. Wastiingion M tA D D R E S S : GLENNS PEP:FnnVERRY. Riv^-Pi;wr>r . „omo you wai 8«»' ------• 733-0740 • Dost buy in town Lovely.! in. O-C...205Q0. or call- iCJ’nonhirm'not - front must sci i092 sq tl. 3 bdfm homo;■ I G E M -li10 National Fraud Inlor- n^?mil^?I-&' ■-TWIN-FALLS-.-3 txJrm,rm. Z. -— ----- ' ______• I. STATE REALTY, INC. ^ B 1^, TWIN FALLS C loan 2 GEM : wibasomonv E«coliont i • iat;onConior, OA onl ac ors ' bath, 253 9th Avo. STATE REALTY, INC.I [..Smailcabin .s e a s m o t dop. 734.53=5329. bdtm. duplex. S400/mo. noiqfiborhood Lot is; 73'1-O-lOQ - ; ZoVo \BALA^.i?«XTS 7:).3-n4QO e0OG7G-7OGO w / n ------No pots Call 733-3742 ____ 20.543 r.q It w/nico yard - a c f t i T V iveekendhunt- • sumlsoCustomHim Homos. yyy,„ FALLS - Why, n,g„l ------2 . A garden a'roa wiih UuitI TWINFALLSS111,900lor ROME -.Farm ■ itA L H Y 0,6 iishotmoimen. golfers or 029-4262 KIMBERLY 1300 %tj ll. : ini-.; new 4 bdrm, 2 bath ; ctii Ilor salo: G7.7 actos, ______733-43211; wouidmnkoa10 a good homo ______>.henyouc.in<,wn?0’ DW. • TWIN FALLS Wrm 2 y.llli 430 VVilsoi(.ir’nn Dotnchod 1 car na- ■ Olh, Excoptional. newer 2-story 2 rago 4 shop Call Joan home noaring completion ironironiage on boih oidos KIMBERLRLY • Building tot. [?' « coupleDio or singles. '97 CLEARANtlA NCe « i‘*0 3 bdrm . 2 bol y p ’ Del . pMonu < Appro* 174'2sqll with Hwy ! aid logolhor or OnoOnlylilyt undor S500 includos .parkpi 3 bdrm, 1% bnth. G as . •I32 D240 Open Hous# S09.900. wy 93 Call 72G-5G03 141*10CI00-. 525,000. Cnll li" 1- [I TWIN FALLS . I vaulted coilings. waik-in o.iysclysor 70B-42G-1 ovos. 423-593C separaioly.. J.Jane ot Andy 3 bdtm, 2 bam doubiloubio-wido '0'’>“l Pots ollowod.!. lorcod air hoot. AC. pn- Sur?, Nov. 2nd. 2pm~4ptti closet and you c.in bo m i ______»9G-0Ga'677 - . S408'down, 5315>315 pet CallEvorott. voloynrd. gatngo m I Snugglo up on cold wmior | '55 w/oponor. S975/mo plus KIMBERLY, 1997 2 WtrrK3tm ; nights in Ironi of Iho lifo- lor llio holidays CALL ^ ------5 ^ 3 ------] OAKLEY-Y • 1 acio bidg tots, m ' □AC lot details - 733-7755 5 I prnco in inis co^y (lomo. RON FREEMAN-AGENT H .r.A '™ * !; ------doposti. NO PETS! 2 MIti Cnll (or OoW.ls ICHEAGEStLOTsI MAX f tM n ' t w in FALLS • nicoCO 2 Call Slovo or Julio CTAKWOOO HOMES• S i Kitcdon has oak c.iDinols 009'- LICENSED TO |ACH ;r,:r'c.;,,“E R E /IVIV Ir^/\ Call 208-67B-96 I SELL 734-4200 or 737- laysor 070-3348 Koystono HoiRoolly Group or 800-927>32{• ' hath. S450 me j; 733-7755 ; Patio & loncod back yard ILLEVUe-l C l y lo l tst month fom and clof WINDERMERE . with carpon 4 shod 3915.-9702199 . Proporty Managomoni )»120ll Ulilil.osloprop- tw in FAI»LLS6.,c coun. 735-0- 0 3 0 0 ------ing dop. No pois, i RICHFIELD • Oldct hour.iour.o Pricod nghi - SG9.000 — smoking. Call Stopharianio- - - 734-4334 on 1 1 .KiOii insido> ciiycir CaiiJoan- om osllo.pas- . lo rag o s h e d 'G ro n i {n^o/sianmils. well, outdoor i 51'5 1 7 I 734-5010 lirnilr,. S55,000/nll cashcnsi JEROME ACREAGE cation Closo lo school. « ------TWIN FALLS ptto[i coii'.Klurc'd Qwnos"tioi , Hang yout spurs horo • on GEM =irk. church (208)700------:—SeSK 537-0533 | CONDOMOMINIUMS I Kcul 'I- ' ' ‘I”' TWIN FALLS -CLOSEEJO D > 0 Crtiiy wilfi ()00vo.tolrig, laun- d I------g01 1 .$325:2 bdrrr • $3: ------. mins tipm lown Includes. I -______2------BURLERLEY 1 Acre Siuih ot borly set mo. Appliances. W/S/V5^0, MONTH’S RENT , .. RUPERT a 3G>46 (3 siallj barn.. ^ TWIN FALLS. Priced ro- ..Burluyjtloy, pnved'cui-de-sac. 4 undotr -up. Foncod I FURNISHE.M tu pn,(j No pets. 2140 Elizabeth Blvd. Nici'iy lurnodolon 3 bdttr>d"n. (oncfd p.isluro, plus 1G20I du c o d by o w n er. 3-4 I Beauiioauiitui VIOW. Call 430- “ w /w etls (208) 505-2422 I HOUSES5 E S ^ I _ THEMGMT . 733-07:3739 Now 2 bdrm. 2 batrt wilh allII • „• 2 hath tiomc!. mco yniQ/'"O' : sq (I . 3 bdrm. 2 balhI bdrm 1000 sq 1i 2’» G302I102 leave mossago. w/nwosoisomo canyon view Classlliod . . , ------appliances includingg •'O!*- liomo w.liroplaco PricodI balh, O'Loaty Jt. HigH ‘ 554 ovos 4 wvnds. ovorY>rliBtolj V7. i j ' K " " ' KlUBERLY ■ ! » . 50 2 w n s h o ri dryor. Ftoo OnMiiii!. shop, ij.irn CLOt Riverlronl propor- 629-S.»i — liaiiy lurnshod,id‘"f'o'n?od f twin f a lls 163 S550, health club membership ■ 10 soil at S135.000 CallI Pioaso call20D-734-4684 no • dop. Ddrm. t balh. nppls.. In p MUST SEE TO APPRE I Joan today beauiilul VIOW 300 11. ' ^ c-,D ~ I yard, S375/mo ■ rnne wltn year-iound pool CIATEI r.i05 A StiQOI •TWIN FALLS. Rosporisi- (ronlioniago on nvur, 1.9 I Md I i ^ ’3-6926 - P'aco- ailochod garar "" URL ADDRESS Ktip//WWW. .EHOMES ------lg (oncod yatd ■' included. C*edil chockk Robert Jonos ReallyI'y ■ norlfirim nQt,'5.1b,ila ble patty needed, take ■ acres.:tos. Call 070-2928. . lIN COIME M PROPERTY I MOBILE I ,e roquired. 5550 .dop. Call11 ______- ■ 733-atlM. ;------1 ELWOOD & EVANS ____ ;.*E'MaiiAO,DR,eiS ■ ovor pnymonis. S500 .------•ALLS-RENTALS OROAOMOHE»HE-Hx70. rc- i ^ 6 0 2 - 733-2903 or 734.8074- s.iia/.i not ^ — Jo^S3B?p?r,h6-OAC~H£LLS;LLS WNYON »D)5H0 J ^ . 'V s i ■o. OlV, W /0, I UNfURNlSH?S„ED ■ ------, y TWIN FALLS Homos Amtlica. 733-2224 jg ^ SIG5,00, 3unils, BAMMIII 58 ACRES- S 2 9 ,9 0 0 S85.00000: small houso, 1. now windows, I HOUSESES TWIN FALLS 21>dfd tm ------.------r REDUCED $90,000 00, Positive cash ndly Village, ho ISO in S. Park, S40(400/- TWIN FALLS Lorgo 3 ^ SABALA i;WENDELL - good cunts ' almon/Snake Rivers S39.ooo :ail 735 0828. • BUHL 3 bdrm. ho 7t bdtm, leconi tomodol. VJau .I5t uciaculat rolling acre- flow. 73030-7309. 734-443t S1«;,000. UOH . h o m e w / m o.nopots 734-8371 ptniicclv.iiuoal S300,000oSo REALTY homo lor sale by ownor, |i>P<-Ctai .-Call 543------gas hoat. AC, could mako conslruclod 1993,3bdim, : "QO"JO w'pond & long tango [ T T T r r r msg TWIN FA L L S 2 bd t prico cut to S270.000io 4J , -733 4321 inotamic viows Noar weNULiELL“ c o m m o r. BUVINtS ORl'urod^mo°io J ptaso'iv ms d 'm 2 bdrm . office. S575 . 2 baih on 1'., city lots : ------house, no smoking/po^^5- dop Call 734-2822. bUrtn. 4 tiaili. one luvouvol tw in FALLS By owner. )00s or acros ol public ^’•2'''°® ' . otter tinancingi BUHL-SAFE 4 CLE OVOI 3000 sq II On 4.1: Appi roQ'd, S60.000 /ol- ’r S ' p ^ ' m o " £ > ; W o ^ ' ' CLEAN 2 S450.'mo. .dep. Call.Ni '3 2010 sq ll , 5 bdrm. 2 md Tons ol trophy p'opo'ty. 00 Financial bdtm irailot. applsJpis . W/0 734-1991 or 734-1329.>9. ' TWINFALLS ' ‘ •icros on a lake with goo bam, doi gn«ago. lull lors considered 536 24QS iidhto E«coHem horso S'oss-P" Ihormal tiuai. DuilUor ii -50MS0-*. hookup. W/S and Of 0Ic hoai, AC. 2 W/D hookups ; 3w 200-639-2501. CtassJIiodJ . . . tftfl Miutton to A roady to■0 tDe m ovot)' DECLO - Countryilry houso. I mo. .dop Call 543-542i420 •.soil al rock DOUom Thou i 5 bdrm, 2 bam hm. now ; now 2 f’O'O S90K Call 208-C70-49S0 i : oak kitch o n '4 (looting. ------______an youtnood5.7M«)31. no Bcsl ollor. CaCall 320-4578 SSSOMirsiSlaslmi51 mo .torn ------TWINFALLS aro moro uxiras than’''*^0 wc aliofllnm 1 ------:------5250 dep 078 B803B80 TWIN FALLS 5 bdtm,m. 2 Newor243bdtmapis can mciudo mb,itii,/m;sf DO FILER. 3 bdrmn 1 1 b a th , w/shop, 5000/mo .dcdop. 2 bdtm. 2 balh. only $445s ROBERTJONESREALTY ; wi ido d o o n p o r m a n e n t I COKOMMERCIAL ^ S F n i r 'o l i Joaso oplion. ov^nor carry r Oder 423-4531 5550.5500 depp No N pels. Avail. Nov. 15, 1997. CCall 3 bdrm. 2 balh. only $509J orwrialovor Don't bo Shy 733-0404 I (Oijrifl,-ijiid.ition Close to lown ■ PROPERTY pfl . — on----- — ------423 9009 allot 5.305.31 pm. 7X1-3GS4/1V. mso. or 7: Shy. Now Homo or> On# Acro ------N o o l 733- ,734-1000 • • you probably won'i;g go o t Wosi ol lown v 0 o ih e r r o s tr.C liv e KANSE^r'74. . WENDELL Now 3 bdtm. 2 ivonanis CALL DEAN BURLEY;Y-CHufcn bidg. piiehomo. •’2 bdtmb Soaco '■ "^7 rplnulosiiosiopiaco I 00l7asklorPnt. iinollicr.chancolikOlhiSifliSifT IG-J2SqFI'. ad . , , Iho ■ ------TWIN FALLS - 2 bdtm du- balh on Q 2';> 125' lot, lo,r n,|.ihir, or any other Real 8000 sqq honI' (our city lots. 57. n vV Esiai,iaie,5i3"ooo. your iiloiimo. Call Boblb oroi 4 bdrm, Lg Kitchen. Family • 579,900 5%downOAC , £51,ini 3r 423 5500 »»»»■« « bit1 lor>aor-lor>; ■ TWIN FALLS Lg 4 bdtm!tm.3 plOK, carport, S-150 . dop'*'-1 ilaw nueds 324 0052 or 1 G r 0)om 0 s GOcar J23.4340 or4 balh homo 7 cat gata( Jann toi doiails. WLStILS Dmma. Pnnlry, Laundry I Call G3G-5500 , 73fi-0(lfi-0024 »9702754| parking3 078-54GO0 . ------rago. Call 734-4120 «07-0l584 $129,900 ' - - r r t -----:----- HAGERMAN-2 2 bdrmb< 2 $1250,'mo. -StOOO dodop., ------:— HANSEN. J 71 fain, 1 yr old, 550 ,ie . TWIN FALLS • 2 bdmninit . Call lor ditocwns WENDELL..Branrt V new 3 | RLY. RbiI siding, iijX70r3 bdm 5500,mo- jolS-roq.Call734-69lC KflB Homo Designs bodroom. 2 batri, Iinanc- ^ )37-6402 ------avail, Quioi noighbothood, I, atohousmg Incl imancuKi c Can7 4 | 3 T g9 ------TWIN FALLS. 3 bfiim.m. 2 yatd. uiiis included. Idn- 733-0065/701;0075 , ing .ivail. Call 208-934- 1 ■ • (ice nroa. siotaoe ------ALPINE ,1 0903 or 208-934-5030 : G E M ‘ p 3 bdrm, in- (,31^ ,300 Parkview,V. no ho Housing Approved. " REALTY E ITATE REALTY. INC °'°3S, s(scale and newer TO BE MOVED and wator pets/smoking Voryshai n bidg. Details by dy2bdrrnw/|i| harp! S425'mo ..dOp. 733-7078 7 3 4 -3 3 7 3 TWIN FALLS i ‘>''1- '90 Hagermairman Avo. 5 775/m o..S 50Q ded o p ------d iT o I I JiinCaninoorJano /oiler G54-220 1^04 TWIN FALLS ■ 2 bdrm, _ CALL TOLLFREE=E UniqjO.OnoolaKind,new ll ______S450 mo Call ^30-2468530- Pioaso call 208-734-45( OU^OWREA^^^ ,---- ^ ------townhoii&o. S450.'mo. 1-600-473-3446 ; '2 slory Vici6tian‘h‘o " io " l REMEMBER - c?snEF ; boing buill. ‘ Slnlo. lifo ■ p ■^rt’V 'noo hagerman. 1100'0 0 SCI It. TWIN FALLS. FiKCf upppper, dep. Mo pots. 730-2838. : PARADlse iTIiaibirt11 birthd.iy ad you placed Mom ar^t Newly to- S400. JEROME. 3 bdr T. F.-8ooutllul 3'4t>dtm.dim, I timo Siding 'Tile lloors & Shed 2 dec?s. L t ; ^ . ’s 45n n r 3 Snowmobilers 4 Hunters I some som limo ago in njtj S 9 5 ,0 0 S12 000 Call nio0oled.S450 037-6304 03. 5500. Call 208-733-13i Placing Bn #d w the dassiiiofl . 2 lull baiiuliving, InmilyI'yS S ' counter lops ‘Tnplo ga- P.iradiso I Timesmt's-Noivs'’ Now IS me GoorgoOlo?dS,^!"on'‘t"is (1 __ ; eelumnjlsaplocooleako.i1.1 laundry tm. Lg Bay WinWin- ' rago ‘4 udrm, 2.5 balh ': S35.000< cnbm lot near Pino timeneiocomo ic pick upyour 1 busmjiss jis opportunity. 734-32GG _ ■______HANSEN 1 bdrm,'1,5350 $3 mo tw in FALLS. Large 3I bed-b« Caa 713-0931, dows & Foncod Yard SoaSoo w/Jacuzzi tub *Den “All | pictures Stop by The ! »97-50. iowor, gar. ,oqrri. 2 baih, gorag 734-4079 1 with hot waiot available 4 picti ' TWIN FALLS, '9 the acou5iic.il oiiocis you ;' troos Cusn^ustomot Service Depl IbUHL bui •■*509. (oncod yard. No smokit,?°n' TWIN FALLS • 3 bdtm. 2 ----- could ovor'imagino m this I . business and real i,omo.'C9 Nasi 7,? ; batn in cnity. 5550/mo • S99.500 • 2G scenic acres , today! ! estate availa<, E.c, oppor- 2 baih,rc£/uc« , 5625/month. Call 73 TWIN FALLS. Prico■ tu- ihoatonoom Pncodnght. ■ ucedl733-3927 HANSEN 109, S-J dop. No smoko 733-20333 ducod lo SG2.500. Prime I on Smiths Ptaiiio ------~ lunilylorior owning your own ------>i. now c.lr 3132 or 734-5437. "'"0 Call Ray ' View out site at 222 iwool iJEROWROME Newly approved ; viable bu: downiown locaiion oyby . URLADDRESS http//www. business Call J.-tno gSS CAS\SH SSS “ rincoX"’ "' . TWINFALLS. N.E.aroa^ TWIN FALLS • Beautilul. courthouso, park nno ks com/cnstlo him. homejmesiie:. t.3 , R 5 acto , Goorgee lotI moro dolaiis ^ o t Q p ., spacious 2 bdtm, 1 balh,I, '’"O , nofthfim reusabaia r IS Manulaciurod homes : njT -ii /lobilo Homos ELWOOD & EVANSEVA bdtm No pots, 5550 p shopDing /miago charm Can Goti Of Jo At . lois K‘ jrNevjOr' .734-1401 ,3^ kitchon’appls, O' mr.ulai-I- . •E-UailADOHESS; CaslleRockReolly ok< Gre,ltGt location'500 S . TWIN U FAl LS 1976 or N _ month. Call 200-733-13! 2 bdrm. dmmg room, spa'■JP'’' r.abaiafi>nor^m nui I r f l oa walls, therm al win- CI0U5 living room, gas 000-916-2000 . 13030 E.E Call 734 940S. , m ko ,010.6™no lioo 1-800-CT976-^3.a0 ------j6R0ME.-P-lK(,m:,Irm niobilo- TWINFALLS.-NlcoSDdrjdrm - -dow3,-WO hook-up.-AC:— h o a t CALL BONNIE • sq It. ol Ot 14«76', 3 horno.Villago Wost Wo No mobile home, oppis FPri- -covorod pniio, gnrago. PARSONS.-CRS Oualilv SABALA - * * * * * * * * * * * and upds balhs $10,900 pels 5400-dop) 324 32 -8903 vaio lot. No pets. 423-51•5104 sprinkler system. 12377 Sorvicowilli •97023GC * 3.0 0 ACRES PRIME OUILOIL01NQ LOT . .. * al S2G9, ------Parkway Dr Lawn mow- J3CG REALTY * ruD ■ .ij^^. •- :>-i ...... • • - ' ..... ■ * monthly JEROME- 125 S9S975/mo. ^ — 733-4321 ^ S -J.900 ,, 2 balh, i I mg and trim incl $575 • 1 • ■ * auI lund: Ih, appls., i 603 -re/ flop- taking rental appla liropiacos, swi:swimminfl-^l FURNISHED APTS ; TWIN FALLS, 129G sq 11 JI MS^OOO * pancy 'uyby in o 'l'° e ° “ al ^ TS' Call 734-1396 ask (or . * busiiiessi garage & I DUPLEXES^ 1 - - Margatoi GEM • beauliluilylmishecVbsml ^ e>» In Slock stotano!.hed I’atd Yard & Pool * COUNTRY LIVJNO , . ,1 •• I .... .,1 2 “97-013 STATE REALTY, INC. F&LL«5 WEAREMOTIOTIVATED TO ;.i,ntcVinco OtOvi.tovidod KIMBERLY. Kitchenot . ______734-0-100 'IC. ' 5-bairn IV. balh, 2 liro- < ■I' -1 ? TWINF/ TWIN FALLS • Cloan quiot)t piacos,wotbar,S122.000 * • • ’ . manulaci OFFER' E!wood&Eva!Evans • 5275 plus deposit. 1 bdtm, 5275/mo . S2755 TWIN FALLS 3000.sq~ H pioaso call 200-734-2055 * i%downOAC 734-1401.)1. Call 423-5S50. dop No smoking/pets. Iding/mochanical iCu.d|(5 Jftomol - homo, 0 bdrm, 3 bat)'. 2 ; s.s;; Otm nico TWIN FALLS • COMPAI>ARE 734-92G3 car <)ar. dock. S muchI)'. 2 TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm 2 * DouoVollm#r 2 sh o p A ' m 'S oI'm cOlson at JEROME - 2 bdrm luch bath, brick, 341 Alluras ? ,3 y ° BROCKS:KMANS S350 mo. 404 EasiEas F. No 14 2 bdrms. • Ftoo Cat'•'‘='0 TWIN FALLS - Froo utlll-I- mar.l SS25.506 73G-4G5-J I ahet 5:30. '322 N. Washington <054 fii. SB2.900 734-1G59 J* REAL ESTATE ALLS. Ollicos and 1*B00-97(978-4300 324-2834 ah( tIosIM 2 bdtm. apt., no TWIN FALLS 5 bdrm. 3 * A APPRAISAL .t=i ------. 733-0740 • ____ peis.lea5Q4rel5.. — D«nl« Voilmer * watoliou;ousing w.tail sidmg : JEROME-Lg 3 bdtm,bd. 1 '.V balh w/|acurzi. 2400n. sq 3 TWIN FALLS, 3 bdrm 2. * ) sq ac Clatile born w.'gaM- *; * 7 : m - 5 ( » 5 0 ■ ^ m Ihr-ClChnmbor of Com- d 5 5 1 -]< 9 bain. 5475,-mo . • socuttly s TWIN FALLS • 1 bdrm, nil &»00-'mo..dep 324-3589. II . now carpol & paint ___mCICliJnJndu5t;iai_Ea(k_3_ i.C E M E T E R 24:3430______uJi!s..pajd..S400/mc ------33'S-BuCTmgnamr5iaOK-aint go'5iiopaliico/siaiis,'pasl- . •ERY.LOTS- _^deposi!_CoiL32ii3 !P0-,'- TWIN FALLS - Lgr3 bdrm1— - aOK------um-i?TtaiftjnrT77guost—^ building:igs and omonsive ! ■ V i » Call 735-1044 for apr>i T u t n r r . cji!L^33_9^ 2 baih. 1600 sq. Il l DW,/, >1 h0U8C.5M5K 537-6533 groundsds can accommo- FILER 2 coniLMniLMiioiy lots al JER O M E -Q U ; , an, lonced, g a ra g e , wn- single operation ot lO OF. CenuL-munlety. BL 7 CLEAN. 2 bdtmdrm m tho TWIN FALLS. Clean a t included. (ot quiot person, all ululiis lotilrash pd. 5050 dep.1. BO spill (01 multiple S225;ea ;all Call 733-5000 country. Water m< (ilpg No smoking. 733-5020 JaneorOruco ------No npphiincos5 O 0 utside incl. 0(1 siroot parkir S • Sp.nco5 1.2. poisOKay $400lOOmonih. r No s m o k l n g / p o t ;t-0G2 TWINFALLS- ®‘ twin falls • Lrg cloan 1 ■ALLS, E«collonl 3-SOCl.o.i. l II i t old Hill- THEMGMT 733-0739 73: S375/mo,.dep 733-95 bdtm, 5340 mo goodd OME! .1heavy iiidunitialycommor-me ctost. Sunse>set Uomorial ------FRiEHO ------1 looilion. Call 734-5483 N E W I V H O M E S _ _ _ cial (acilicihty has several SI300)0 oa • or Dost JEROME. 3 bdrm luili- i liati'iiiilly n/»-ii igs, oasi Easiiarul oKot Soldd togolhei ti or w /tam ily roomZ , 7 c"!') i 604 ;□ TWIN FALLS - Roomy 2 ;rVtm,i X I UNFURNISHED itiiil 11 Please sS00 i Faciiiiius include scp.it.n»iy 707 70 253 1502 gatago N ow ca (PC bdtm upstairs apl, convo- mo .5 3 0 0 I APTS/OUPLEXE .//ririW.’i mil'iiilhhiiiihiiilmilt'tiil i./rjv- ■“ a moclorrorn. well decor,iiod ------paint, 5695/mo ment location, appls . W/DD suite, sloiagolacii- 4 ^ ] dop Req credit!dit chuck SH!?r"c!!IIIIIw!TT!I!on 2 I'ook-up S395/mo .540010 John or Delei for .opsaridano..-Mlo ■ REAL. ESTATEE! P"-'.-i^ocall20B-73. TrtinS^^Xg'^ri^o510V0 dop, tola rnq , G mo living.quartets q Jane ^NTEO | JEROME. 3 bdtmtm 2 bath. utilily allowance, tononiai lo-"'=o. Watot/irash romov- ,0048 nl Ium. No pois/smoking ^ • Gootge » ■■■■■I ' ' No smoking/pots.0.5 S475/- assisianco avail 735 BC n a t ____ • tw in FALftLLS. Large lotmet A /I V tno ■ Pop Call 32------734-2558 wkdays, 734- details al* ■ * ■ ■ ■ churchI blbuilding h,is lots or r “ / A I324-703G. guHL ..NEWLY REMC^100- 00-18 eves ond wknds possitjilitilimes. Huge park- • ^ • JEROME. Cleanin 2 2 bdrtn. ELED - 2 bdrm dupf m(| lot. cl.- ,ela 5415/- nonppiumcos Convcnic TWIN FALLS • Taking ap-p- nth plicahon (or 1. 2 and 3 ...... 1324-320G ly located $350 monll % ZMl ' YOL)UR ------THEMGMT 733-070739 bdirti, includos ma|Ot np3- USID CARS , KIMBERLY. 4 bdtms. bdm up- pls, doso to schools and Greaterr ValleyVa Praptrties ft SIKTAl1 RE/ al1 1 ) stairs. 1 sm bdtmdtrn down- — shopping, landlord andid 1390 Bluo Lakes1 Beaicd shop sq h. homos. Du :_____ ulils. Call733-1G90 dnyoyo , MfM5«llr.«siiunitc" ' {□ncQ deps. Pota ok,-733-3824. solid coK doors ana 3 car i f _ _ . , ___ $ 4 8 8 D o w n iiabiocodii -Otly.pfoJocLProloroi 734-6785, ' ------tfy w/t yf. sullabf 0 /m o n th ■“* on s'nmo or aiml'iimllor iob noar-oidotiy, 1 V 'T W I N FALLS 1 bdrm.Now-w- TWO HOUSES Ono loi in Buhl, Under $320/i Buhl, great income wopeity, live in one r»rr rH P P K ^ ^ 5 ronl/own.1.Nd.oallo; Nc ^.IwxJtewod/dbab ly ramodoled. $400/mo, and rcnl IM Oihtr or uj«eMm.»ientalSliU,W], Mt «77-.JlB»crabef 5 ,1 9 9 7 Tlmc»cv Ni « > « ,T « in f,iiiv Idaho E-7 '
rrr-pftee-pmEWOOt>-T-2—s<50FA--f.lr-t-.~-i.------' r “HGRSETVALl/ALKtJOSOOr 'OATED PIPEr'O’'8'I O O '" OATHAYTiigTwreTarr a ng '2 ~ WAS>iCR?PTrrcn ' s c r- .- »U203-734'S94a ■.. alum.; DITCH TIN.TH 16- 4 : 'string b(ilflS.Good)d t hoy. . Konmoro, gtntn, S20000 standing itoos Call 'inew. .M-.o t.i,vrr>- THE-AGESOONBRIPGE^ Bt°°Bby Wolff: ip m to-. Coll 326-563i695. , 544-7012 ' Call 423-4597 733-9063______oOfgnn. S3'-,0' 3:'4'l-lfiG ~ ' SOFA w,' rnattmng lovr- ■ ' — HORSE- APHi^PHAiOB-.2yr- PIPE14,3-x80','S.'S30each ISTRA W -St oo porir bbalo. ■ WASHER/DRYER se.01, t, WOOD STOVE - Dln20 S( y. black/whito. Reler froozer SI25.S' 14- I Call 324-3185 - Konmoto, rebuilt, S200300 King Slovo. Cood cond , sseat & rockor.r-ciini‘1 - “He who hos'palicnce me iiTH ------“ "y- ^ ducod,$^700, chcpsawSeO S: ------i with wartanly 736 400555 S400.'ol(or Call 436-4200 . • SlaH.'tJl'ii's w nilk trim m a y a c - * ° q■\ j i t n a - i prico roduc) S200 or'. • complishanything." Part tradolo (0(Of hay/guns •:—- E 1 1 2 2 1 i STRAW (V'OO'ionI 0.1bates, ' ------— altucSOOPM ______J ------1 ' whi/lrot barloyBy ■ ; WATER HEATER Rnoum. — RRa o b c la is . I 9 olc. Call 324-56C3 324- i 7 0 8 ' 5 I 40 g a l, propnnod flrud. SOFALOVESEAT M.Tif.li * iI7 T '5 • ------=------f------I H A Y .GRAIN R / ______------S125 Plo,l?,e c.ill 324-24: i I ' mg. Iigrii D'cwti. vi-fy (juckI ...... * K{ 8e 2 H O R SE. :0 ' S T R A W -G o o d Cl(c lo n n 9454 lo.ivu mussaqe I FURMTURE > CARPET I : condition. c S'jOO oK.t , , 200, ------:------. ErVST - - QUALFa l it y I Straw, small bales. 1: 733J501. •, , Sometimes a defenderier must - WEST • - . 2nd & 3rd 75c pot balo'. 436 069 ^--B E D - Ouoon 51ZO box 1 w in a Irick os soon as hCI caican; oth- K 7 C S 3. A A 4 TRAILER£ R SALES ^';^*p“ ;* 3 o T nIS s' Plenso • 6700105. 4 ------8 M ------1 ! spring & m,lltress w,’(ram- j TABLE T^ 6 6 CHAIRS, ii.uf c r lim es it's b e st to w a it PulP u ty o u r- ¥ 7 3 . V 4 2 call 200-806-762:623 ------______I BAZAARS & CRAFTSS I I 0 Excollont cond Call ; dod <1 cl'aifs incliidi-'. r o « o * o * o > o ------^------> STRAW. 16X18 bat se lf in. today's W est c h a irr aia n d foi- ♦ A 2 ' 0 G 4 3 o*o*o*o*< b'alos, 070-8799 ; tlloaves. c->coiiunt c o n j oniory ol hofte ALFALFAHAY.Ai.Alsogtass- si 00 per bale. Ple.160 Pie CHUflCHCRAR/BAZAARAR I ■! ■. 1 SS?25-C.iii7-3-»-430B -- - ■■ ■Idwrthc” play: Do’yoii.wiiiwih’your ' ♦ 10 9 C 3 ’ ' I, • ftontnoy. (slo t & 2 nd -call208-934-bt34 Ffl 11,7 - 5- 0pm S S.lt •- BED. King-6t?o w.llotbod..! __ diamond ace'at trick four,lur.ordo ^ souTlj„, Soo„.,Ai».Juminum.Logan cutting. SOO/ton1 J407-2040 — 1 t,fl • lO Opin • Jororro.' SI 00 or will trn d o (or I WATERBEDW, full si.-i- bunkbeds Call 733-2524. j mpns n wavi.''*'*^'-. Iloatalmn you wait? .LING lop I S S S L ______I30t No Davir., lioiiie ' fo"',™ .'.*, b u y in g ,S6L L I m.idu pies S (nod, ulc mallro:,r, m-I w hi.-.iii.'r ... South ruffs the sccond1 oilclub a n d V AU K q i o b c s ; cow/leedor __ DESK SET. Custom maae. I jGood cond . r'low Sf>00. liaibods ‘^'V “ l^Y cornor, 0.1k. o«cel cond j Grosses to dummy’s truniplip rnine to ' ♦ Ki JJ }0 8 0*0*0*0*l’‘ • o . o . o . o „„|l,e CRAFT SALE SATURADAY soNSlQO Call-734 4970 lead a diamond. East follovHows low ‘ * 5 i^"a.2‘'’'“’ ...... Nov. 6.9 ,im-I pin Many 6*liling drawers. 2 tilo ^ ■- woodcrnttr.Soilp.nntirigs,, ’ draworr, on tighi sido-6 , W,WATEROED. quoon m.-.^ ' and South inserts his jack,:k. iShould 46 Eaat Froi HAY & STRAWN 1lor sale ------1 wood cralt r.iippiior.. bookshotvos. keyboard 1 fi6 dr.iw.frs, bookca-.c W est win o r duck? V ulnerable: Both .(next«><>'•«) 10 . . Ton bales Iray Uloal lor homo or 1 iihoaflbo.ird. hoator. - Jeromi Cnil 734-35091wovfi' ■ 801 5l8Ear.iAvo F To answer this questionion, West Dealer East ___ I ANTIQUES6 & Jofomo. ld,iiio 03338, businoss ottice St200or | SSl05otff( Call73G-19:;0 m ust first txy to visualize;e South’sS HORSe.4yr.o bftsi offer Call 734-9022 1 — yr.0ldf05.Appy HAY - Dairy & FoiFoebcr..tsi I COLLECTIBLE!LES -324 3304 ______wnWTE BUY a. SELL ESTATES ’ ' goldlng.,lop lop brooding. 2nd & 3rd crop, t ; distribution. Obviously, SonSouth has The bidding; 3.^all680-. CASH REGISTER. DINING ROOM SET-Vory |.• Call W v734-4507rir a large number of heartss ainnd has goulh V... . • t hnnds-lcds-lovos people, OGMor C84-930< hra'in' Tho Nohom lan's5 I Irg solid oak. 0 Chairs, liko j 1 HOP 770 45G0 (pi ii'In W est N orth groat porsoncsonahly. Bathos,. . .. liquo, NniionnI, brn ' nuwSI200.'l»m 531 4130 shown only one club. Sinccince West , . , * - All . pass loads, clips.lips, goes any- HAY 2200 ion balsales, open Please call 200-3244 -2(201? HOLIDAY BARN Youll I«> pIcas.iriHy 5uri»ir.i.-a can see 10 spades in his haih a n d a n d * ^ "ivhoro, 655-4:55-4318,6 pm. lor bids. Call 324 r z — Friday Nov, 7. 10-66 . . IDISHWASHER - SlOO. nl ' lio« B.-uy II Is to (V.-icu .1 clasiitlod od. Iho eosi Is . dummy. South should noln ol h a v e Opening lead: Club i ------324-5182 morns Ifs" * /^ *' •' m agic VALLEY'Sinfip Saturflay N0V.8 10-6-6 I Ploaso call 7^4-3260 ' ^ HORSE- Aiabl\iabian 6 yt. old . LARGEST ANTIQO Ion...till) rosulls mil til^ti. more than two small ones.•s. ((East's ^ MV FINEST ARTISANSNS I------^------TlurseUislliod. 733 0031. * — mnro. Well5ll1tnlned Uf $2000 HAY Approx. JO 20 ton 2nd SHOW Novomboi g IeSTATE SALE-stiialis- J opening bid virtually guar; g Call 326- tSihnno iCtn:ti Antiques Fnming la ra n tc e s b i d W ITH(T Tl H E ACES or bosl o»or.Kor. 535-6460 cutting. 2 siting I ■ Sl ! China, crystal, linen and V ^ • h e holds th e acc.) ------4041 alter 6 PMM Twin Falls Counlyy Fair-F 1 mi S ’/mi E ol Fair St ■ ii-os.H H0RSHS-7yr• 7 yr old rcg Ap- II bidn (signs along Hwy 30))) , 'wc'dcliiig gills, nid Unngs ■ b TT This leaves Soyth withith length ------' grounds/motchani b paloosa goldgolding. Gonlle, HAY lor snIo. 1:Isl & 2nd 30 plus dealers...F F r e e U'll'l 543 4253 Furnitiiro not,nntiquu 002 I I HEATING & in diam onds, so it’s b e s t foi 7- I Illinois, SE p.m ol Goodi’ I AIR CONDITIONING South holds: rid o s, pack:neks; lends lo wop ait.illa »iay. 32 4;139 'S m you et tno Batn' to duck. Why? » oUior horses In inMackey 208-5s 's i y j g g ----- ' ng Sal 9 am. Nov 3 I f t . . ■ ♦ Q Jt I o' c) 9 dominate oUi :------I FIREPLACE FI INSERT If West takes his ace: imin m edt- v J Dft hordi)iiunll(jallon. 5 yr old - |J 4 009 1 GE Refrlgcrolor Freezer • lana ) w'-SpPOd control ately, South will scorc his game. ^97' J rog. MissouriSOJri Fo. Trotlor HAV-HUNTERS- ES I COMPUTERS | . to cult .'.nvocado green, 1 S750otli'r 5 Woodslovo ‘ ‘ 3 Palomino>golditig gok Gcnilo, hay a rid stra v I APPLIANCES As soon a s South re g a in s th e lead, 4. KQ a ' v.’ty c/.'.in, S2 00 lri?ci I ••.lii''tling, $4(10 i)lti:> 166 ■ ■ ■ T - K 8 2 bonutilulgon.gon. rtdos.Kilch- Thaolo 734-616C IV ; 734.7GG3 , ' ; Call ( 3?4 !I440 afi.-f he will.cross to dummy'sy's tru m p — es. loads;Is' e cnn't uafi in DISHWASHER - GE. n MAC LC 7 .0 1 4MV jack to run the diamondid nine to "North South- sloop mtns.ns,d<;cW■ • ok. Call 200-487- 2, 1 2MB. 10UQ. OX. CO- WOOD STOVE Hi'.irlh „ „ „ o ' nOM.S99-i 730-0077. ! Hold roiurns.Sloda sol |W monds, South wilt likelyy- crossci to ■ H0RSES4y14yr. old. well OATHAY-25ton,sn S75,10R" FREEZER-ucfight. wl ___ 734 B881______I =slom?. qoud'cond S300 1 while . I I dum m y's trum p ja c k to repOIons3r(T 20 Vtfhirlpool relrlg., ig 13! g c u 4 810 ' ;m a TTRESSES. Uiioon ! — ' diamond fmesse. This timeim e, W est btod. Doublelublo Or Notnmg suo/ion. 30 onton 2nd cut- I t. S300 Designerirwhito v, I FIREWOOD Si/O Hotel rolurns St30 ! WOODW STOVE. Rariri. takes his acc, and withi nc no m ore on bottom.3m. Yearling 10 „ng oal nay, noslly mo hay, Whitlpool sell cloaruanmg — I I Cell 734-8001______. , ccninpl.'lo. S500 0/ l>i-.l dummy entries, South mu;must con- T>*/n*Ao-«,i‘0 iic,.aa match. 544-7 - S05/ton. Call 025125-9010 Stove, $250 E»c: cond.: ci FIREWOOD. Pmo. SOO n1lor-£.iil 423-423*' alti-r ______Mov/ng--musfIs s o lll' por cord Ploaso call MISC. 2 good upholf.tory >j cede a second diamondd fi fo r o n e D.OM.‘nnsi.>utiM.^):(u ■ soviirig machines 4 npw- — Cop>TV,ll*»7.l’~lrtKr l« STABLES» lorlo. renl. Show AMxeviatons btingngoiwavui- ; 730-9353 , _____ ■ 20B-3e4 MGS______down. your horse50 ycyou lovo mem! cd rosulls. Wfion ----- ly iipiiolsterod dining WWOOD STOVE, largi; 1 I Cloon indooiidoor slsblcs lor . your dasslHod 'ad.Tosc tulo ; STOVE • like now Frigid- Fti FIREWOOD. Dry pinL-.no. room chairs 1 Lowroy tUla.-9 E , TWIN FALLS TWTWIN FALLS. By day, TWINNFALLS-6000 F sq.lt -Pasiutoalsialso available. m cisnon-spCJtniiout.* S200 Musfs4230N-nijtiU>f 543 2443 2 bdrm Townhouis, S460 wook wc ot monlh, lull sor- warO't-ro-houso. Oltico space), pioaso callall208-4236t73 2( 3bdrmTownhou»o.S515 -. vicomotolvie Lowosi winter Ovorterhoad doors. Rail ------tntos’tni Holidny Mctol. 615 S idS lnin g . H ig h w a y 3 0 TWINFALLL,LL UVESTOCK 1 bedroom. S335 - AddisonAc Avo. West. 733- l(onia(niago. 20Q-36&2S89 COUMISSIOIiSIOaCOMPANY...... 2 bedroom. S460 434330. OKlonsion 11 ■ B/ighi, spacious & doan, ----- 6 1 0 ~ | Enrly Consignmont'Con: loy,Nov.51997, _____ L ! won mainlainod, somo STORAGO W ednosdoy/ 1. t i se t 10:00 am .. w/small yard & sio'ago. I VAREHOUSE RENTAL ,-Somo w/WO hookups.- I M0B1LE°H0MES | |_W « ling5lecr3,GOOto J SERVIC JEROME, 3 bdrm. 2 b.iih, TWINN FALLSF •lOO yoatling! E S _ g _ & { S450/mo. . S2P0/dop. STOITORAGE FOR RVS ” 0 tbs. Thanksgiving SpoclBlSSO Call r - (or appi 324-7393 Dulsido:ido.lencod,SlO//Tionih *90® 5 ott firit monlh rent. ------__ 1 ------Woiohoehouso spnco available 400 to o. JEROME. 3 bOrm 2 balh Coll Cai Sieve or Julia r-ir.D ,i„ TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm , t ^niircadAve. in or your 5tr»'tcc r c p r v s c n taf f itiv f S500/mo • S250/dop yi/i»v i n d e r m e r e C^ill 733-0931 c CXI x f 7 7 o r m o r e iiifonnoiioti < bath.fioocabio, S375/mo c~CnlMorappt. 324-7393 p” ‘p' • dop.. no nol3 736-2038 _ roporty Managomont 733.7 SHOSHONE Nico, country 7 : 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 Oruce Billmj)»(Iinpj^j?4337 A-COUUS-TI-CA^ ' CCLEAN h o m e ” . I aVNDS & G R A V ^ TWIN FALLS Lg 2 bdrm. o 2 bdrm W/add on. stovo. ------iRYWALL \mVINDOWS CPIJSNSTRUCTION nopois, nico area, S47S»- folfi^.. S400/mo. *5200 TWININ FALLS. I STORAGE A DELIVERED mo, .dop Cnll736 0l ifto G/4 v<( i 2 bnm. Across trom Por- 912 bd/m, 1 b,’»lh'including ------JEST ORYWALL Wood RworRiv, - M.i^ic Vailoy .\n Tyfio;VPO:i Cor>;,t,LoSiti,ill NOFORTHWESTCO. INC’ ------(tr>o School. All appiiahcas- ~p.KKroni:waicr.-so-AOr&- — -M — i CATAPILLAF.LAR povwf unii.-- _ . .Qcsi ’Oualilaliiy.. Oust Ratos______Rendoiiiioiiiial; CcnimeiDal______Pie-'.fit'■,t.lHi(y'io inRf>.‘ct*oiit------733-1334------.including W/D, conirnl AC, ,,Jtn sn S305'mo • deposit '. 169 KVA, 3306 ' |nsuto<3-FREREE ESTIMATES Frc-c EstEst • Call Rod .V Cnil Cn 734-3244, ■ (IBS hoal. S550/mo ♦ flop SjNow loking applications 'ASTURE WANTED S T o o30hp.B60hrs, ' h ' C allBobDb ® 7J4-OOJ;! 423-5576a ------5 H A R P E N I N G 737-3916or735-1420 Call Stovo or Jul Y W A L L SSERVICES E JOHJHN'S SHARPENING w s lo r Nov. Dec. & IDAHOkHO KOME HEALTH SERVICE last mo. (S325mo).SIS0 734w;334 5-=n. Call 206-83B-2369. l- tnore^i0 inlo. 324-7045 ^ ^ JJ dop tog Nopols.731-4937 DRYWALL M0>.lOM’S TOUCH AND Al HOSPICE Cor:oriipli?li' i.hnrpi^niiit] NKLERPIPE Export hanlanging, taping. & lUndorr Now Ni M.vugoiwnii 73,1..;3-1-4001 Twin Fans C.ti;.til)idi( & :.ti-ul saw:. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. f 6 0 7 I WANTNTED PASTURE lor traT -EH,eFI^’ S300,'Oller. loxturini•ing Sinco 1970 ClD.wmgning From Flooi Ccil fig 43C-5IiC-5055MiriiCassin 141 I UracM-nSl S S345. 2 studio's. S195 « I OFFICE & . 25 p°pairs ot came. Pieaso ” can111025-5043 Si JobsI lalarge or sm.nil Bondondod 6 Ini.uiod 543-2273 54 Butil 734-41-4050* l-BOO-571-4050 1:208-536-2626. ______dop. 423-5670 Qllor 6 pm. ■ RETAIL SPACE Lossmg. owner Residontiontial & CoitiMiercial Mc’ilicaro.Medic.nd Mc-il —'•—- TRACTORin .w • o « » i „ D 733-3579 734-0872 7 Cotlilicinilicd.liconsL-d.Donclefl STORAGE J TWIN FALLS, 2 bdrm. 1 ^JEROME.20X40.1orotlico 4 616 Chalmer,ier, 3 pt h ilc h , ______■ Nationition.illy Rufoghi/nd batn duplox, Slovo, rcfjig. or g, rotail. On South Lincoln. I r qioqmmateswanted Q I now llres, new ADDDITIONS “ coiO M P U T E R Honulome He.nlih Loaders MarjiclicVaH'ivStoiaqe. 5592 . DW. garago, AC, spiln- 3324-551 lo t 324-9713 2 volt convofsion. ' oimi Grown in Id.lho Eli DECKS HELP ElrnSl N 730 0053 klois, walor and saniialion — IGLE lady, small chil- S2500/oller.iller. 3_?4-7254. ■ fit y DKiCC li0iJi\M0n-Fri.' paid. S540 mo..S250 •WIN TV FALLS.OFFICES on ok 10 sharo 3 bdrm, „ A r r a n fih IW IE r e p a i r s a , ,mto " 12 « 1 to5 30|)m - - flop. No pois or smoking:- SuitDS-Sires S' vary (rom ' -g bdtKball homo in cduntry. T«*CT0RCiRCNrwdw;liom . a LPJNECCCOtfeTRUCnON...... Needh«Jhflp.n3liiHi-i||oi - ..- M O M I 0'am l2R 1 pi>i-4pin ...... „3poini8PTO, Fall■all IS hero' aporain' ' ■ S.-M' 0 Call 736-ig4CIoavomsg. 550 10 1025 sqd. ^JSt ^ 5, like dogs. S275.00. JVSHOME REPAIRS - _____:Sun lO.im ?i)in For localior^5 nnd taios pi(,asease coll 208-326-S645. S 3 .0 0Call 0 .^ 324-5770. tjowis lal Iho limo lorn lorms.s bi s r ; : , r to n y^ ■ TWlNFALLS,2bdtm.,fifo- •Waddition, loiters Ic buiif’ “& Landscaping C.VI SIOVO Hallows ------I E E s e r v i c e ' s piQco, sppl., ca&lo, wotor , IN FALLS. MnlC»C~lo Ofl. Moline, to- II John H Dnnncn Drywallwall, laucots, painting, i H e WINDERMERE WIN^ tl shank ripper. tomodoldoling or dock CnilJc Iurnishod. No pois/smok- rent room, S230 incl, ‘ l 736-1970 days day 7369919 iL'iital^dal cioanmg'iopaits etc ing. S4GS.dop. 734-S510 Ptcporty *■ Managomoni >0 make an excel Freo Esiim.itos' AAA A SHELTON'S 734.3339 TREE SERVICE 7 3 4 ^ 3 3 4 J U t : actor. S2250. Also , a TR-TEMo P COI:O N C R E T E 734-3322 - Days 1 •------TWININ FALLS - Share 4 havo LOACOAOE fl (or sato. 34-6481 - Evonlngs Serving So l.tnqiC Valles TWIN FALLS. Avallablo — MSTRUCTION V^ood nivi;< V.HI1-, Immodlatoly. 3 bdrm, 2. TWIN ‘ " FA L L S • PrIm o tJdrmIrm, 2 bath w/collego S1200. Pl0(Please call 200- SElERVICE CONS balh apt. locaiod 01 341 downtown loiait location (omnlmnlos.S285. 823-4695. 654-9064or:■4or208-4310964. ------H OJME M REPAIRS rboy Concroto LLC rnGECSTlMAIFS Phoasnni Rond Wosl. tor ton! 734-3569 ovos. IJT------HMtIng S >Air Contf/f/onlns Cowbo; TRACTORS '•orvico • Insiaiial’On FaundaiIdalions. Dnvinv.iy;. BENEFI 324-0-183 S550/mo, S550 dop. No JEFIEL'S HOME CARE _____ TWIN FALLS 1000 sq 11 — -1 set 9350,50JDO,ill.16- J ) years olservico Sidow.Uks. Sid me Diyw,lll. Oiy Painling, . “ smoking, no pois Con- ol -i doiuxo oK.co spaco I B ^ elrow Dulls. 24- REE SERVICES loci Adam ni 737-3963., „ ;o9 S brands ol Siamjampud S Coior.id • C.Kpetilry. C.Ki All Ivmo T R l jridoO'DiaOe >joatlng,'AC. Concruti- ,pnai|i^pai/s inside & oui, 10 Sowor. water, garbage & I OE |M l Acrieultorc *2 10 Pncknek Dale Movers 736-272'721 or 733-7289 Ftoo Fro EstiiiMtc;. V,:,;, c'»(),.i Fiuuosiimatos DALE'SOt TREE LIMB ' TWIN FALLS, Clonn. mco ■ B l wilh A Ftam I bdtm. Giouno (loor lov- janiloiinl }“ pd. Somo turni- * ^ B I ------OgriJarrin 736-8-H3 CallCaii D>uc WENDELL. 470 sq. (I. o(------— ■■ tors & mnchnnchlnoiy, p i c k u p s ______S .r v lc . I 800 303 0002 Idaho mg • Firewood sold by TTLE Calvos lor sale. 4 cars, Doug-934-B425.Oou Q f 1 Fflaled & Assoc. „ locord split & delever i 6 0 5 I (ice spoco. good location CATTI : a r p e t kGlC VALLEY STAFFING tho .■roomsFOR RENT on 01 Idoho Sl. Somo uiils. ApptiootoK, 55 steers, nvor- ■ one/Fox: 736-4&40 ed • Ffoo EMiniali* pd.p, $2 i 0/mo. 1 yoar loaso ageje ,450 lb.; 50 hoifors. A — 5755 I CLEAI P A IN T IN G ^ 11-5391-070-4m 2.-vt. /erago 400 Ib. 702-738- I R E P L A C E S f TWIN FALLS, Capil Molol, req.u Call 200-324-0430, aver^ CUSTOM ^ . e ■ Wkly. raios slnns S130. — i«.,ivi,...E»,o.NV. I i Sons Conirnctots P E L.LET L ! STOVES P«mti.ilnting Dy Dennis Ross ,WrEDDING:SALES E fS;'s ‘.valori restoraiion. All —------Kllchonoltos. 733-64S2. g 6 0 8 CATTtTTLE 20?0 y:fi'.'i'S iiipoiinnco’" & ^ S E R V I C E S Star County Uvestock CORNN COMBININGCC «ork■rk guaranleod iq -1 aCK p k BEAR STOVES M« ivofkiv-c ijKtiMnfyud.'Free EDEN - w/ rofrlg., micro- I COMMERCIAL Custei salisfaciion ^ 0 1 a rketlng Fall Feeder Largo rotary)lary machines, 6 _ ®' /ood -Gns •Pollot ostintstiniaios Now. existing ,WEDDING SHOP • wave & bnlh. SCS/wk » ■ reoostimaios c„in^ q Ble. N ovem ber (0(A. towhonds.ads. truck availabl- ■ Sorvico • Insinllntion------reside3Siduntial or commurcial Roni'inir. and Sol|,s: Wodtlmo. deposit. Cnll62S-9l09 1 " Ilo R. Jones, Inc. . Mobile96 n i/nspoelPcM •IMATESI 733-0960 (208) ( 934-5343 TWIN FALLS with kilch- TV 7 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 nd/of stack. Big ^ RoasonaWo rotes, _ _ _ ^ _____ ons.S05whly.S225:S300, ,0F IHAT-SWEEPS - AT1NG.& AIR - Fr o o f i n g .r,^ AD TWIN FALLS Loc«ion J 1 2 2 0-0289 «nytlmo.Of— ... -TORH HEA1 ■IMES C L A S S I F IE D ------tno. aO utils, pd. 733-6841. . I eMvei'tSrVeplSceV SInco 1981 CONI> N D m O N I N G .O FaceSH O P/W A R Q ?^ .CAT.1innts. woanod & vacdn- ff78-32530' PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENT . otnco/snop-FoH^- f,oifo insonablo raios ------TW1NFALLS.Country.lu7. lod. Call 208-825-9971. . No mess SAW!VWTOOTH SHEET ROOlOOFING & COATINGS 2208-73^5538 nlahod. S2S0/mo.«dop. 2,644 »q.n. Including „,on, kTTLE. Holstoln Spring- I W eh} have llrewood METAL 733-7221 733- or 326-5857 No smoklng/drugs, Rols. 1,424 aq,n. shop with :ommorcial, rosidonliat. 5 ovomond door. ro, closoup. . 825-5070 ■ 4-5331 Of 678-4880 Healingling/AC Rolrigoralion Comr 208-677-4543 734-5003 botoro 6 n.m. jw-coti dssjiiiad ad CommolTioiciolondtosidonunl Buildluildup roots. Most mmor Easy Access CATT)R S E N Ic o .2 y t. old. CONCRECRETE OnCH T r y T T ^ lenks topairod in 24 hrs. (BURLEY) Call Stovo Hallows or«, 1 REPAIR today.. C:Can 733-093t. . - (208) (2C 733-6540 leak TWIN FALLS. MOTEL'3 luchsklnlllly.Call SlOO/wk. & S360/monlh. WINDERMERE j 4 3 -6 69 5 . <208)7:D8}733-4013 248 2nd Avo W. 733-5630 Property Manngomoni g ^ ^ ' 734-4334 j 543-1 E-a TlmM4i«wi, Twin Filb,^•lli,Mjho W id(»«I*r.Nov«nb«S,l!s. 19 9 7
I CHAINSAW- 1G*/t0.,5fl5,16V RV QENEflATOH ■■‘ goodfl HARLEY DAVIDSON. good quality,I. lalair prico. condilion. CoH 324-67.6747. Mutt Still CAllJodO 733-13- •. Wmpayeai/f. 7. — — 0443.543-9092 nflOf 5pmim ^ TiieTiincsT'feH? TODDLER CLOTH. . CLOCKS waniod<;od 400 Day- boy 3T.4T, good sh;Shape' SUZUKI. Katana, '94. 600,io! ic e s , . pood cond. Quick solo.0. JCLA SSIFIIin Clocks/Annivorstiorsafy/,1000 r o a s o n a b io p ric J 1 J Any condilionitorpans,w lor / 73?-52t3. FrosMy tuned 67Q.2168l_ . B ar or wiihoul domiomo. Other ■ — M «ETE rSN D YAMAHA. lla ^ B T o o ie PLAG tfdor ctocks 208-:!08-32G-54G7 VINTAGE BARBIES / ------CLOTHES. Will buy col- 125, 4w hoolof. gootJ)d - UciiL'h inoinore (lum S3.()[l() renderss an d-.iy w ith'jusi one plione.ne call! »■ '\\y\n F u lL s: 73733:0931 » B u r le y : 6 7 7 -4042-■ 4 0 'OOMPUTERR VIDEO\ lectors in'vonlor 8 . cond.StSOO.733-6301 ------CARD, any worl working SV- osiaios Pioaso coll ' YAMAHAS..Ko0iftk.1O97,I7,J-----__ GA card. Lunve'nve-msg.'ol' "5CBB o7733-f322 ove now. Tt/Tiborwoll. 199?! ------•• 734-5626 7. E8"^” E ------; hko now. XT 350. 1993.3. D p * | B L j 2 Hast 5th Nortii . Burley,1 Idaho 833.'3 1 8 DIQITAL PIANO-1 0 . full SIZO WANTED TO BUYr *•wide tiko now. Call S43-6886. . - - ...... koyboard, wiffifl voicesvo and ®ri 1 u:k Hot ks: Monday- ■ carioons. lamilyully movioa, /WA nTEO TO BUY. r< y-Frid;i>' 8j00 to 5:31■*' will pay cash. 732 732 5213 I ''*>1® 'yP® build i 903 0 0 A M ll-ACM-l I...... ------(Ouonsoi typo) 6S4-2 aturdny 8:(R) to 10:0( ' EXERCISE BIKEKE :Schwinn or 431-2123 or 654-2;‘,2’i? I BOATS & Aif dyno. Call 320-682832C ------2121 I ACCESk^HIES ------WANTED TO BUY, 1 li -H A Y ^ o o d 20-2il-2£lon dairy gum oa pig & or 1! '^5"® v HOUSEBOAT • 53 ft.. U8i'6 qualily hay, onm .in.iifTio pay- guinea pig cano. 423-61 MRT ownership, Bulllrog buoy5y « l k P ' l H "lonis. roloroncioncos Call ;------onL ak o P o w o ll 2 wk ^ In Burley CG alJ ,In Twin Fall:IN S 324 4936 Want lo sell youf.usoc;od pi- • o'* season avail,,i„ ,,. I I : ano'’ Wo pay c a shsh fpr S8400.734 5163______Q ' 5 1 UVE TREES WAN/ANTED , • youf u5od piano -IIIIII T ^ 6 7 7 - 4 0 ^4 2 7 3 3 - 0 9 JL up to 30' Spruco,:o, tAspon& I Kellh Jorgenson JETSKIS, ■94,750SS.'92.2. al typos CaO 20808 77882676 733-1298 550. supof moditiod w/Wr JS I® I~a\- 677-454^43 I*ax 734-55 _____ SSOOO. 733-33ai.420-746^ MOTOR SmallII o>oi'iboaid ' Wanted 10 Buy • Liiasa 'k boal moior 1I lo 10 7 '; hp. so, Malo or Fomalo'f A£ ^ ' SUNTRACKEh 1993 18'8' B K s r IS \ wnnlod 10 buy.y. CCan 208- : 4335 Koop Irymg. . Pontoonjpany boat) fish>h - We’re Open - 733-70G8ot208-7:10-733 8879 ] ^ ____ lindof, EwinfuOo 70 hpip I motor, oxc. cond, $9500.0. Call 734.9392 afior Spm. . 8 .A M I . 3 Lei your dally ne« • ~lll » i l u V ^ • IH) I lo 5:30 I’M M on H . work lo; you , . . t I c a m p i t o I qW IENTi ■ IS 'nlUwa tW y usolfiodassiCeds. Looking lor e>tra vacation)ir I m IM . T»iiii-;iii.iilkOiniy:...SAM lo 10 AM1 ‘Satnrday \^7 Q if ! ______1 ■ COLEMAN - power mmale money? Why noi son Biosele OLD TRAPS. New House. ' Qonofaior, 2250 wall,II, liKu st^l.good Items youVo beenin ' . Saigoni. irapssw wi ilhieolh now. S200 Call 543-G:-G293 storing? Clauilied wCl do It.iL CalI733-0531. or hand forgedd trapsir; Can------DAVENO - fcal (jooo con- SEGA S GENESIS w 3 con. icoCK{iCKER SPANIEL pu>o- CRAFTS i 814 j rSMAN TOOLS,- BUYING war,Ivir,l>or:t. dryers. 541-889 3743i ■. - • -- ! Oilion, S165. Boclino'r ItollciS a -1 f].lrw.T,, SlOO. 1 'biuJuJ pups.J S125 e.i Soo MilO's^SHELLS 1 001 Darn on Kimoorly S225 Discuilcutior,SlOO Ois ------50 or t o o gallonillons, mu5l IF— . RING, duimono, I.tUioS SNOWBOARDS G.*!,loti : 2 " ° ' 1105. DISHWASHERS, now GE. S (1 or call 733.0120 Comprostossor, S225 Plan- CAMPER SHISHELL and a ! .bo vornc.il wilhilh vaivov on Kcercniim E.nstotn Si,If, v.nno noid, noid S300 Hoi Poini. S50 00 Iwin 49 ifOL'blvliT'SlOO j - — '<•" CAMPER SHELL & CAR\- uniQiio suiting, S5200 siand, 12-. Nakiios, f’“ chh lOfIc a Subaru i lop Call 734-939:3393 PET KIT for short boxIX 200 TABLE SAW, SlOO 00 V-rFG 54 cm. SlOO Gui |0 0IG G FOODf . Cour>Uy §300 CaCall 208 324.33G4 ^d Piea50 call ' ----- ' ■ Appf.iis.H mcluUliO Call C.H I Pioaso call 206 733-5057 ion bin d in q a 111 Oill'ur p„tno■imo.40lb -S7 99 PULL TOY lofOf 1loddior j M QQ.. — I Toyota. Mako ollor. CallIII 3g.a-3099 0f324.5BG0 t board S75 324 9535 AnimalImal Coutry - 733-4500 POWER1 TROWEL-4 1 II. ------i— warned. (0u2z 736.8829, loavomossogoB. 1 wonhy. looks rnjikoa noiso"Si'^ m !;° S ! i|ATVSWOTO»CYCLE ■: S t-5 0 0 . C all CANOE, sea wi m J NORTHUND '8B camper)t SUPER NINTENDO wilh OOGGFOOD'EXCEL-Ulli- F 200^34-i4-i99B fioi imponaniml Small O B ' luredVn iho 70' i 8 1 5 h FAX : 5 2 c o n lr o l lo r s ,ind IK I tii.nor 70's. Call ! ARCTIC CAT ATV's.1. Tty‘ on a '65 GMC V. ton PU.1. .110 nulMion lor yoiir dog ______------rnoior Pfopani)anowailhoa|. | 543.2434loavum.■u message . ihoboaimodoi 454, 4x> I LAWN a GARDEN I gnmos S200 Pio.iso can \ or cniCOI All nalurally pro- RADIAL 4x4 & low milos, o>c. cond. Soo0 ,L ARMSAW 10' or 4 b o a l d & 2x4 at 842 Sparks. TF. AAA roioiiififiQ, blado wor> 208-734*5538 :\j, TABLE- RouncJ. glass _£££2; Dot^iQ Call 666 2626. ' BQ ppgp CQLLIg 208-734- bors. single carton pump,>, w.swivol chnirs S250 ollor FREE I including case, cloaning0 HAILEY Nufsory will Du) 208-677^543 ; Roclinor S200 Volvel 4 AUSTRALIAN AU: SHEP- Oo sum loIndude li price when kii and snoiis. Si75. CanII 10 ll 10 30 tl Spruco:oor 01 , (BURLEY) grooncnair S7S Konriioro HEREERD X,’6 woeks old advonislnsling Horns ler In 543-6293. Pinolfoos Call768-3161 : washer dfyor S350 Moni. AcJoralJarabio’ Roady idi good dassHiod, Of 934,4634 GOLF CART and cover ■ : lor! &Koybo.ira.S200 ollor now hi ___ w.'sidoa. woll maitiiamod. I] iG780078ao(oro 2 00pm iSH?5srMITH . modol'510 t m i 906 LAWN MOWER MULCH.CH- -S2600 BROTHER word i - EE QiacK L.to Rolriover & ACCosi lPHM I HOT TUBS/POOLS - ER, Toio- 6 ie Z Wfioohool pfocossor. |usi sorvicod. •TOLE ; T PAINTING CUSSES pupp.cippros 10 loving homos MM.' °34°4287ro'5‘^‘i‘'' 934 I I J 3 • Hofso, 42', 0 lufn hydro,dro. S150I. Call 733.8056 |I Slarhng‘ soon, rogisior by Pioastl,a,.cai;0..«3.6'73 2 1 SNAKE RIVER SPA SOQIS3 ! Nov. SOI Wood Hollow ------RHoban300omp. l i i r l . JJH j I H 5 poopio, complolo, E«c.ollonl condilion EE Goiuon Rolriovor X incl. wire'ifO SSOO Of S3000'C.nll 2OB-734.1990 MISC. 3 fOStaurant poflos. j I •7J4-3002 FREE ( W S2000.934.5375 Iv. msg. I. I Z . lal tables-30-X48-. SIS - iPRios. vory culo Call -bost oKorKof Call 733.1300 ^ ...... RIDING LAWNMOWER'ER. oa. Royal ca5 h _ ro g ,^,JI V,VACUUMS. Rnmpow SE 543-5:13.52G3 ______loavo nossagorho: •pPIoaso Ciill 208.5-13 2523. — ^ I P . I . ~ 907— . - I Soars. S400 Of Oosi ollOf)lfor m anaoom oni svsiofn. j ' EE Pufobrod Daimn- ^ I MOTOR HOMES & RVS | Call 837-4046 used 5 mo S75 Trlr sia- j; ovonmgs ' ______PREEl "“ e J s I COWBOY BOClOOTS-Wons [KENMOREDRD R Y E R - MAKE MONEY FOR n ----- biiizor, U30d onco S200 •' T ins puopios. 3 mo old, ■ ...... 10W. S120IIO i works groal..gooc)ood condi- HOUDAYSMI , YAMAHA -P S R 620 koy- 1 siishols sm 324 3888. Oarla ----- Pioaso call 208 324,3364 ; g jS v33-7922 S I Iion. $50 CaM23a423.9062 AOvortise lloms UndorrSSO S SPORTSCOACH-33' 4 8 1 6 ' board. 1200 Commodore " in Tho Timos-Nows fc compulor, RCA TV. M.md pREE t ES. 2. caoinoi i KENMORE WAS ifor Ready 10 go South, [exeroseequipj^:NT MISC, Small oloc wan I < EE cuio. lovoauio Dup- *w an w T ' ! END TABLES. 'A S H E R - only St. Can today orand Hoa H on. Imrrlacuinio. hoalor w/fan. S50 Trank-- idrill CnII 733 .7 2 0 5 10 p,os. , oa. or 00m for ’ works good, S5i 438 aoa'a ='v'o- S2S oa. S50 Call ask oBouloyr BUCK-K Call lor appt..734-5380. NORDIC TRACK PRCRO Im liroploco.' SSO Quoon make r bids onrn Rc .r.'r'i3 o ’3(,S"- i S45 Can 208-'08-734-5765 | 4239062______ADS $450 Cflll32G-4157alloi onof 's lro bod w'iramo. SSO At? a 'OU Hid spoUing sofl7 I cqcrrl c------BAND SA\ - - - AIRSTREAM-70,27-Now G PM Of loavo mossagogo Comer klielion cabinoi EE kiiiens. cufe. lo o q|(J gipgi, inta when you i LOVE SEAT w.'mj-.'maiching ' ROLLERBLADESw/pa( Find Iho oqulpmpnl you andTimoad classlllod. Can cnair & swivel Choi sads- Catpot, oqucllzirg hitch, 300 w.'doors or» 2 sidos, S75. nacd In tiasslhcU. 0°°°iodhomo * Caii733-7G02 °a,eh Can Ca 736-8210 good.u5od..wom3timi^'^oa. good shapo. 436 9408. OLYMPIC WEIGHTS-30C Cond.SS0ail3J 736-739473 ^ iiisQ .n.ssO 734-^92; ,1U5 . Ooficli, S100. Uni- All in good confl Days — 3264900 Dolofo 2 p m ^g ------1 FREE-EE-. S2Uailll£!iM±ilB- BOARDS. ■— EQRD-COBRA-'91.460D vbfsSI wfllghi machln« i 8 1 8 mij!S PUPR1C5 pt Will DO mod. „oo£j {,0fjonchos. Old lawn EXERCISE BIBICYCLE in Keep riassiiiod toI nandfiar wiiof* I SEAT COVERS, tof PU, P Wnglno,2a'ClBsjC,walk. ______w.'.oock.deck. lea oxL.a POOL-TABLE.'full size. I I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS auoditodoga.3m alos4i.le-- futnHuro.•0. pictiel loncing, nood condilionlion, S30. Call you nanl 10 exchange axi 1 .volvoi. Now. still In.bc- b o t -itound 6od In back. 30K—<— - boncM press, S350.50 liko now. S600.00. ■ maleale lollll Call 436-6464. trunOlOo bt o d Can 543. 733.9615 unusBd Items lorr cash,caj ' Pd. SGO.Solt S45.734-575785 jT,i9. S26.000. 206-324- - 733 01G4______■ Pioaso call 20e.324.3364 CELLOS . {2Hhrceau.nnef ------'6747 SI20, S300 S SGOO Call GOLOELOEN OWNERS, Look- r ®'543-4799 - TREADMILL - AdjuslQ&lOablo Why kBBp II wh«n you ne 678-2779 I ing0 lor loi slud. OFA coflili- ______mclino, hko now, S300.300. long«f rtcod 117 Sell ll will) — ' caiioimon a must Protor . Call 733 0640______: an easy. Inoipanslve dasil- CLARINET Cl • Ynmaiia, slu. ,n,nicrinior Call 934 6028, il ----- , lied otI.Ca.1733.0931, Oonl ( m odel. S250 Call dp> answer, an loavc mos- ' TREADMILL, liko now, I 324-2057______5.-,goigu or c t)34.4lG2. 9 lo 5. S300 Pioaso call 206-106- i HAIL HOAD TIES Call j - / "J » 734-5046 afior 7:00 pmm I Rod, Jim 1.600-574.5321 '[ DlDRUM SET, 5 piocu. Lud- q RANCAND MASTIFF.PUPS ------. Of Blaino! 206 366-7267 ‘wig. all cjiromu. Ziijuan wks. g AKC. guaranlood, cym bals. SI ,000 43G- hnndlii 817 mdius & lawn. 734-4459 r i ' R E M E M B E R ;5724 or43l.142i.M any ------MISC FOR SALE^ Tliat birthday.Id you piacoo ------T ------ic ulANACONOOG a n; carvod somo iimo ago in Tfio KEYBOARD. , Yamaha „ooO)0C ' inm glass lop. 2nd PUBUC SERVICE Ctavinova, full SIZO, S1200 „oniu MESSAGE r/fnos-Woivs7 Now 15 tno ‘ ml UV hghl. floor hoalor or bost ollor 733-3965 or jn dId li( )iol rock'$200 Call Thofo afo-no‘(too ndoa' ; limotocomopickuoyoyf S324 9806 odor 6 00 pm 733.01 Gofofo yoj do businos*Q jj pictures Slop by Tho • - *viiti n company, chock-1, illl ; .Custoriiot Sorvjco Oopt . -KI-KIMBALL-ptftycf imi'ior'i.— o jl wiin Ihu Bollof BU3I.usi- ______loaay' I [ 5lorod , & cloc adOod }'Tp'blNT£R~CHl3S$'~'^^^B “ ips P lease call 208- noss Bureau Fof frooV in. "' . RIFLE- 7mm Woainorby I S4500' C;ill 208-432 5590 lorrnaiion aboui avoiding 4.3119or 208-324.6490. ^"9 ■ VanGar, S500 CcmPltifl I ! ORGANoi '90 Lowoiy GS “ " " iravoi/vacalion scares, 3 pups, yellow, AKC. ttfiio to Ifio Fodofai Trado ■ HasboonMOfOClforSyrn .> ,,^arnpion ‘1 bloodlinos. Jf; s s r s s ';: S500 430-8GGCdaya Commission, Wasfting-"Oj w.'caso, S150 G77.3932 ' . 00 For mofo mlo call ion, DC., 20500, f^r call . 735.975 9717 irio Nalionni Fraud Infof-ifof- ROLLBOX.SfinpOnMn3. I' ORGANS - used. Marling . . o e *» I r , lor Toch. lOdrawor, , BS - AKC B locks & 1 •0od'87G"70GO oxcol cond NORDIC ! " rllows Firai shoia 7 “ ■ ■ FLEX, all accoaaofioa s old S200 Puropfpfl ^ R N BARRELS. SIOOQ0“ Days 734.5350. ftsk lor 1 ______•O' PUP3 S200 Roady S piucus olearpot & pad, S 'i ;;o- Kirk, atiorc pm 423.4028 I PIANO PI • black sntit; hmuh ”.22 ■22 TaMing dopoaiia. 'm m 17 10 05 yards. S50.S250!sU , I 5 7 Daidwin Gfnno. oxc C54-274-2720______TV. 27-, S50 324.52G6G8_'SEGA GENESIS gamo 1 ' mm lloailino Ilia classlllod ad> with 2 conliollors. 1G lossionai'doncrr.n'd' < as . AKC Blacks & every (Jay Is D wonhwtill#hiiA namoa.SlGOorbosiolior SB.OQO c Call 733 G999 Kowa Fifsl shois 8 tiaWl. CaJ1733.0931. Pioasocall208-733.D59t ’ _ 3 old 5200 BurcDiO!] _ PIANO PI, Musi soil tjy 11 5 2 Dp.W,<9i I PU09 S200 Ready yrsold.BolaruSSlu. tl.'22.'22 Taking doposils. di0/con;iol0 . hi()h gloss 654.274.2720 Do-It-You)urself Ideas »Oik SJ4Q0 Coll 678-2717, A Riiidi-r.Si-nlccc KnimKi Vour Ncuspuprr — ARDS. Auslrailan • PiiPIANO'S . Cloio-Oul nrdod Dragons. |2) w/ ------1 SSamick pinnos. savu ovor Ik. &200/o1tor.a 733.Q474 46*u .consoles, sludio and grand piano's All al MINIATllATURE PINSCHERS doao oul pncou AKC: rog rO( C wks OlQ Call Kellh Jorgenson Angiugiual438-202G i % • A .______SSfFSrrWEILER pupplos. 9 PIANOS Robuill. Rolm- Chami «•• ishud. Tunod, Also Play- newlo,«10 aron Can 734-9438 era.SlSOO-up 733 3905 ~ H TZU. AKC adorable Wani 10 noil your used pi- pupp'O::ipiOS SIIOIS& wormed ono’’ Wo pay cash lor PleaacciacCBli:08-536^3a4. your used pinno Koimjoro«n#en ilNGER SPANIELS. ^ | l | 733-1298 : c . 3 m a lo s, SlOO. ------Pioasura3ucall2O0-53G'62lO. 8 1 9 I TOYPO' POODLE. AkC.ailvor OFFICE EQUIPMEffT male.lie. adorabiol; Proloa- & S U P P U E S sionainalgfooming n 423-S104 k 1 1 V 1I C o u n t[ry r y Garden t COPIER Lnrgo flolociion ol YORKSiiKSHIRE - pup. 3 to- J ' c " J I I - .1'I'c.uclii.kCliil -iiiilicliohiiii! ,1 ci'uii rocondlllonod copiofs. 1 mnlo, AKC rog. moiiiiii); 1hjrv|ii»lul uli) IrlromS295. 1 yoarwarran- SO/moiu, S400 lomalo.' »>< ^--..dcn IvowiKIK <^al^ Si 1,11111 %kith Ihr lirlp Kl J hill- ^ 821 I llil.'l, I’JJT JIllulfNll-•hK.-"A C'oiiiilr) Cjiilrii " I|pE T S 8,°ISpPUEs| 1 STERrEREO/RADIO/CDS •c« JI1.I ii..-.c» j|iiihi|iic icih BEBEAGLE p u p p ies. AKC jSHARP,RP shoir sletoo, Dolby m.)ui.-\- ihc.l'iMk iiii.!iiilcclwlcs ii'iiii'Icic-'ici».|').MC|< r(rog., Ilo ppyonrod dnr- >-Logic. 3-CDchangor, M Ii.iilrniN .iiiil ilrt.iilfil ilu):ijiii« I"I,ngs' S175. 324-3413 S20000 736 9241 lonvo . g ______^ lJut ni,ilc-ihc projfcMimliiii jiul Mtii(>lf 111 ii'm|i!cic. ^BICHON FR Ise AKC malo ■ Ciiunlri (ianlcn uuldrdc(No (' iniTTi i w [ ___ pup, S400. Ploaao call M 8 2 2 ! D ->.208.362.46S3,^ - 1^00130LS/MACHINERYI ______L'ollBCf (larJrn niiltl UHltlcl.Si. I«»l7lli $|W5 BLACK BL LAB reg pupa 7- ' , , wooksold.w $150 Coll CONCRIICRETE BLANKETS • »i, l’lcj« iiiclml* )tiur fli -l2'X25*ond11-G-X ^ K M A j jjHrnqa clip A vml “ /clicv. k r«il>i luiiic. and llic , M051 btanhots in ox- BORDER COLLIE X cuHorHoni cond. S2200. niinif Ilf llil< nfH Idaho I ; :• Van Nuys CA 9I4OTra and h^iiilhriK. — thru Saturday, I StlePtvcttnJPivsicnuDoNot o B BORDER COLLIE. lom,il ] morls,rls, various sizo pan- - ^ le Fee li&OO) ot H O r call (800)00) 82-U-BILI) ®o°oups, tiro tria l winner. , ols,, hilthiiara & accoaaoiios. NNovcm i ^M 5^99^^^^______■ 733-57' * I SGO. Si Call 733-9503. | Formmm1luck.^06-734-1996 W *dJM»I'.', lon4K4 FORO,’e4Eddio(e Onunr i FORD, £-150, 1088, Con- Co ' DODGE ’95 Inlropid Lo.id HHONDA 00 Proludo!r.un- ' TOYi>YOTA 94 c,unry 1 C CMC. 1070. 24 motor ROAD3A0 RANGER- '95. 5trt ^ ------^ ------1 CHEVY 01 ’/ root, r.-d.U'C cond , U7K Tinl homo. QOfioiaior. AC, ml- whai 305,' VO,'AT. Bronco II.AT. goododcond I vorslon Van, S600000 ll.-i M,1,11;:;' than 12Kmi». 734-0495 bHEVY . 3 p [ r ------I S elect whool ch.nr loclock- ■ g0t»b»sforfef.73&07l0 LX. all |X)W('t, oic conil 1. LT800, 1971, to- hoavydutyiowiow pkg. load- FORD, F-150. '93,3, oxcol , ciowti, loadod w/accoss >ORTSMASTER '96, 30' FORD. L St.900 73G 9293 DLF1 V0L»ILKSWAGON 'l.Ui-IM ___ yviNNEBAQO^IOa3mOU)t. _luUy:uUy loadodrJg. ooough to- - boiltmoimoior.-5&4.giain&. -ed,-4K4.o>t-l<-w, 1" .1 (l)iul 3 IK—1I-, :-:i lvoin,hat()lyusod, boothy ; Ih o n o a . ex, 9 l loaiii'O r ■ T 6ri'yS.lt (IIUI r ‘l mll05.Nowtiros.SI7,000. >i4.9(Jo, S14 Call Gary at cond: Ci Call 208-432-5590 ------w;1ol3 ol oxtras S1 S15.500 ' ? now h .itlo tio s . oxo x e !l S6500olii.-r Cail73G6-t65i ;V Only34Kriii% L/A.*r>.i.v' 1 , ' , . ------CHEVY 1965i 3/‘ 3/4 ion 4»4. Call 735-0917,'ovor Ploaso call 208-324 5G48. . 733-ow , . ownor.S13.99t].734 0ei7 _____ I C-LIFTS-u#ad.liIlS- - 4 tpd,-360 motimotor, chrom-- . T ,oft, “ e'ato:cv.-av-anvortT50 n u 31 5 0 0 1 FORD. F-150. XLT. '.1 1 Now i.llvrs SliOOoffur 7 )LKSWAGOH-'on-Cnit------soli, trado-rent FIcdt o d o u t , m u ri nd ' lean iransfnr directly ,UNCOLN 69 ConliiioriUl.._y°^J — 908~- -] 1’ - i r c oice. " Call 734-4810. 801-451.739393 • oxt. c ab , good c 733 330L 0. 420-7462 ;t i. r;iK-nrifi-mrT-AC------1 'I'lvors sual Item who . VOori.lin,il.gar.ig.fd. 73K 'S. Mint.Nil. tir,Mlsl.,i|).- . I SNOW VEHICLES I UTUTILITY TRAILERS ------S7000/ollof. 334-SS ' r r ., suicido drs , 4G0 VO. ' IHQ3444444 backn00si»ciai, CHEVYJMOTnliTnhoo, load- I Chair) SI0.500 536-66:•6630 FORD OUConvorsion van, 4.'.)(K)' /Jli lULMl I . & EQUIPMENT ■ — ------Cloan, low nt. , S4950 white »/groo" Uialhi'r, ' ICKUP BED - lull Sizo. d io sso o l l. g o o d cond , ed, whiio w/loai/lo^honntori- q MC'80 ton PU=’U, king N ' " ' SlUOO lirin 734 0230 VW,( ARCTIC CAT '97 Powdor Oxcollont o.cc hitch, lights, al- -SG.OOO.00. Cnll326 B900 or 524,000.D. Da^ys C 734- cab, 4.4.350 VO, A Soont IJ«k VII, 191)4 ■ modol, S4600: ARCTIC 733. 733 0473______d J-in n r,? Sll- G#m Motor* FORD 05 lull si/«' t)ioiii;o, I | 52300 Call 206 4?3 41)7H - CAT '97 4402. S3200. ------TD^IrkQ CHEVY. 83, ’ i IC vo.W . - BUICK'93 Pnrk Avonujnuo. XLTu.c c o n d .517,500 V-!)!i Ji'lla. lir,n"l "■« MK LIVESTOCK vorado w/shoijhoM, S 3 6 0 a -19S-Addll0nAvc. ‘ ' MAZDA • 1993 l>rot..(ie ' ' ’fl' —i— 1— ! do.in, book $11,200. Si C l. ..3 9052 i ’ 1-e00-914-4e33 I S Y.OCV.ton.4»2.low 733-3381-orr 420-740242i Suburban, '90 '9 0 .’.T , lor SG,300 734-57Gi . I LX, 5 spd. AC, cr'ijiso, ,C. ,i1.iiin. ....r.'i (iiDil M f " " SS5500/ol(o«. CMC-80 cHEVY Glazofrof S.lvorado, cruiso cass. Tow ton Platso S4200/ollor B3 loo. roll, VO, AT, air, nico, S6299 OI4?,ilii;r ,| pm.______-; ‘------CARfARPET KIT - Ills lull sizo (Kiw>,'r, $,i.ii2 , IdaIhai liii'O • 20b'-326^3C»- DODGE- '91r ODa a K c ta ,^ tow pkg, I . Gsm Motors POLARIS. XLT, SKS, 'M , shon shor box PU. boigo, noar------jxi/cab.camp- iini,Si3,700 4?3-■3 4597 195 Addison Avo.W. W. FORD 1997 E.podilmn. i) S2,e00 '94 POLARIS. ly iv now.n< clean. ^lOO Call FORD)196tF-1S0,6cyl, - 1 5spd,V6o^c ’ IMITSUBISHI 1992 ! 5 * 7- — 5 4 vn, 3rd sc'.it, Io.mM I ■ 1053 I XLT-, SKS, pipos, S3.500. . 673-6284 073- 4-5P0,0, runsr good, S1900 or sholl, S7500.iOO. 532-4651. JE E P'84 Warjonoer■er, rjood CHEVY • t9 7 0 Malitu ' I Eclipr,.'. r,•7092 msg. j££p_ Chorokeu '9190, 4 h rr.Uilos.Vo. 44K niis, o« '• I all[x.wi.r. S4799 • | SUBjBARU.;;i,iii(;t>vv.Kj()ii-. car or li.i-r up GornMolOrs l?(l)2-. I'M M.iinl wlii'i'l >li S3500.670-4624 or ------— miios,3.50900 S 733 1655, OODGE 1997"17 Ramf 1500, '<>'• 2 <1'- 5 spd P:PS, AC, ! .cond , S7000 704 2D01 per, S350 TOYOTA '60 431-4024 NEWEW & USED import nuto ------r.tudiiuil I ° 195 Addison Avo.W. (i). >. Rangor. 1992. low VB «=lub cabibSLT, £ 6.000 C.iilii ! Coronn, J dr, :.ll(.^, ruii;.. . ------part;pans at a Iracnon ol cost FORD, F too. 736-9314. ‘"OS Sj 800. 7333 C0IG4- CHEVY 1981 Monl.» Coil ;i)nd 73-1 iri/.iM .'i/ll"' • . YAMAHA- '94 V-MAX. Ploaso pio.i call 200-733-5643. mis.. EE; xcel, eona. He- rhiios.S26,40Q. ------_!_C cvl.-AT^;10K 2 '■ '!'>'»> 'I 'l v I'niri, S150> 't 'NISSAN. Si^iilia,' 00. new ' iongirnck,i.200mir'o«c~ • ' ' ’ ' - — aucoaiim o $5^50 736-1920; 0 0 0 0 E .-'S^ 2 1 ^ 1S 0 . . 4 x i _ NISSAN-Ba-SE-VC.C.5nil!I-rn6or.S1000 733-nn?in ? - I' P‘-''n«-iC.lll20S-7C4.:334~: PARE TIRE CARRIER ------IC corul . ; ■ ■ _ - ■ 70K ni.:. S;Mli)() Gooil ,1 ■ 1054 i condition Call 7331004 SPAf :u . 03 PU. S750 34K actual m mi: i^ LoadotJ, oxiondod c-ib. oxc ; FORD, T Oiril, 19U9, 2 (If ' STOCK CARS 1 d.iy5or733-l915ovos { btmipuc mount, liis ’04- ISUZU. .^loltw/carpot 55^500. Call 733 .011801 (CHEVY 1984 7 2 0 C.iri>.ii ' . com) W3 (.997 731 rP?4 • I •95 Joop Chorokoo, Ploasot150 call 20Q-32G 4706 mcl campotst« — — T-tnp, 350, AT. rmiK Cond cond th(ih nn-. SI50,.».,.C.-,1ICM ..4,I. ------pkg Now fos.tiros. 733-3060 NISSAN - '68 PaTniinlind(.T bodywork S?500’o1li j $3500 firm Call 733 0355> (OLDS, CiiIi.iM. Ciiira. SL FOF3RD. (’inlo " /7 <.'•<1. m-'mai 5 51.50 324 HSin all.- 3N1K - '91 22 It soil noods paint, S: r.|)l..le j 5pni or Iimv.i niM| • !I K i o-'-r fo ai)oaiyy/7'.i TIREIRES • Super swampor unlondnladmg bod Eicollunt Call 736-722020 or0 420 0200 pvg, vory good con,ond, OOK, { now brav<- goh. Can I HP Mercury motor, now boggors, bog 33x14 isn,- concIiiiQJition Roll ovur laip X4.'.-, ~ ton. oxt mi.SOSOO 736 9->'M93 0V0 r.C'on iil 340 BUic L.iki loLDSMOBILE 04 Torona ' oas lank. E»c. hunting brand Urar now, S695M Call Hydraulrauliciolectiic Avnil- ^ 0 ^ 0 '09 4*4 —------nivO N (Bal)ala n.i;i'lo.'llly , . 1'I (Jo, ri,it,olitic.', ([DoiI lioily S ODat.S500.934-5490 733-0601. 733 abloimiMmmodiaiiy C.1II 438- cnb. 5 spd O TOYOTA- 00, 4..1,.4,0 spd, . 733.,,321, I <>ii tiail I'air. S;>(lCl FAX ------.80660 days d: 438-5339 cyos SG400/ollor. 423 4; 4982 • CD, nuw lire:res. runs _____ - GUARANTEED i[ Call r.7n 3'tti'J ,ilt.'r (if'M • GOLF CLUB^Callaway TRAIRANSMISStONS, triyi'.------LT, FtSO. 302, grcal. Call324-^2S215 CHEVY, C arnaro 1‘J'J1991. ■ ADS Big Borthn Irons, 3-SW for i 19ti;’, rum, OK.,5‘jOOIKI Bds top ond work witchingloppc)ppor.bedlinor. g 1010 : Tlic Times News | isl Auto, t-o'oo-740-4200 N eeds •rrack.PW.PL ■ VAN&BUSE I Good '(Mil TOUR GEAR IRONS • ------:------S500 C 'SES - Call ClaislllBd. 733-OC;0C2C- ; giinfantecs lo sell' ' 20n 734 4U1I4 AD 4-SW, pro hno look, ovor- A— ° " “ S S.800 a 324-6821 1 ------CHEVY.Van,'91,li, , lull 5170, CHEVY. Corsica, '94,..111, 4 1 i. morctiandiso, ’■------Tl^riM ES CLASSIFILU Sized. StSO. 73G 2455 I ^ 1 0 0 5 I TOVOT/i .PONTIAC 1'J'J5 Gr,i.ulAiti. ANTIQUE AUTOS cic.in tn JF -2 5 0 XLT. TV, tape dt-ck, VI)/() engine Loadod' Low mis S70f,7000 I ■ .nuiomotive in 7 DEPARTMENT 05, oxc. conrii- Ion cliasiii. I.‘U.iOnlo follor C,ill20B 733G3f 4 (lonr . Vf>. r.'i) f;.ill & COLLECTIBLES Gam G Molor* 630' ; days a n d real ' C4f. 2430______• 2208-734-5538 i ------1 L SAddlaonAvB.W, non,&ia,uw.00. 768-0477. pull 55QOO ^.-.y 195 Al i77flJorty CHEVY. G.-o Metro, i(Kj'.li.iIii;’ 4i:,l S ^208-677-4543 onqino, S4200 d q DGE 90 Carav, 1 Call . additional 7 days: S995 Call 733 0473 good?;Id Shape S950 00 avari SE. J'CxCol r.on.l SS-TOO C -,|Xl S300<) C.ill734'.i;>‘,l (BURLEY) ARISTOCAT 72 22 •, lully S99 736 0515. ovcnifitjo- »Call 324.45j2552______cluan4dopond.it)liit)lo,load- 1 (lay;. 734 U3.?4, or evo'.. (.-vi ■ ThcreisaS3oxlin soil com , oxc cond. ------206 731 IHEVY. 1354, new Iircs. ------5 F 150X L T : eO.$389S Call73-:734-1940 j 025 5770, ,i;.K lor Jorry Icolornicguaran- S2000'ollcr C.1H037-4Q4G braves, roBuilt caibuielor “w3a,~r.IwT:iiii«lh«' FORD--95 F jidod Bd. 733OT31, loaded, hkojnow,20Kmis, no dqDGE ’91 Grarulrul Cara | CHEVY. Gi-o Mal'o. ID?iw , ICO pfickago. Ads GOLDEN NUGET 77 24 . Good Got Shapur Oopcndabtu :all 3G6-2031 I 3 StOOO Call 206-324-7401 ------— $18.000 C all: i.'.'ils, 51K . AC. 5 tpet.'d Titpi.-(ll-(ii-:.k may bo cancellecJ; BEFORE YOIlU BUYA ]] lO.nOy to qo Soulh, oKce) SlO ^ITwalllno lor7 1 mi., S0200. 73-1M -5700. : Excel, comi S4000 C ■ ■ cond, 37,500 734 B497 ~ - 1008 Wtiatamyou* ^ C'l" , early (or customer :HEVY.Camaro. 69.sl.ln- I jTRUCK r PARTS PInen ii.at1 cl.i5slllod ct^ nd I 733 5330.731-193937. DLR I (l.nys 734'U324, 01 ovi , convenience biil NEW DODGESCAR OR dard coupe, rotimit. ong ■ • a ------i U;'5 0770 a:,k lor Jwrj KIT ROAp RANGER 9 t, d.nri 5, ACCESSORIES Van. 79, I------I—i _ ; Ihe c h a rg e v/ill 2C, 5th whool, air. c c . 350. 350 AT, PS, now brakes ------j00D C E ,-T r.-m i^ TRUCK ANYmWHERE i/LAODER RACKS FORD.F-250.■0. 11974, 4 spd g ^ s lurnace, rooloi ro & ICHEVY-Luniina. !>00 v.v.iti. rem ain tlie sa m e. concli., roadylogo S9500 & A ladiaio''■ Croat cond. P|PE/L illor Call ' low nil. cloan, (|ood.d. lullyll ' S4000/OIIOI Call 200- n EWI-WlAllMosav.m S295 Good cond^3. w/10'« camp- siovo St300'otli Call 543-5917 S4( 3.00 |) rn eoijip 733 Gf>37y7333 096101 '— ^------' CALL ------734734-9907 alior 5 00 p m k &JJWeldlng-423-5375 W or. rolrig. Stovo S O' w/ovon, 423-5670 alior 6.0 MALLARD-97now, ------Z______=------lurnace, loilot3ilOt. S3500 or ------Consider ir.ldo ' FORD 83 ConvorsMrsion v.m, :CHEVY- 09 C .drD!l)rily r HONDA flo tiaid. ti.icl-. :• St2,995. Will sacntico lor FOP'ORO. Falcon Futura, > — ^ — ------1 bost oiler Cor oil mam W.i()on, i.'.f cot'O. S;?5f)0S:?5 1)1. 7;iK, vury di'iiii'nl.ilii'- I9C5. G cyl Runs good' ■ 1009 I lor 4 wiioolorQlor. 678-3064 ; good cond , wull ^ 800-97-1]dodgeI S 11.000, usod 3 times. 19C 43G GI71 934 0164 alior Gp”i; ______sioOQ'oiiff 734 x.ii:' • oioepsO.loadcK) 734-4908 S1000 S10 Call200-544 '2S19 1 4 X 4-S I j day5or678-9j8-9297 eves j t.uncd, S2,900 43i F-350/351-4 FORO-09Aonu ro a la r, ‘DATSUN. 2fl0ZX, I'JUG9U0. 5 HONDA U8 Accord, ,1 dr , ___Cnll 733-0931 to placD your MOCAODELA widoPUbod, CHEVY;VY - SuBurtj.ir' 1909. |f o RD.'B4,F-C 200.'ollor. 1 spd, £3luu 6 silver $10 J. rebuilt 350. 4-5pdr[-spa.lT.Cu5lorsiom Stool Dod, bluofsUvor. S320I $1000 AC PS yroal -,h:i[)Mi duiinw} kJ. W stt hof« to Into lot' 193I7S400 Call 4.4. (1 iller5pm j Plo.-sso cali200-6701 349534 54,700 736 9293 iDLfl) ‘ _ M.rvt> you, 208-543-8520 20e S2495'195'otlor Cal) 734-5391 [ S5K.733-3381,381/420-7402 Call324.li65alte n f f i i/iiEF CAR LIQlUIDiATKDN O N E Y D mm U L A JC . • EA1993 MERCURY SABLESA 1996 SUBARU 01OUTBACK WAGON I ; 1991 FORD TEMPOIPO 1989 FORDDAEROSTAR i 1994 TOPfOPAZSPORT COUPE 1 9 9 7 FORD ASPIRE I T -0 7 0 8 , LOW MILES, IT -0260, AUTOMATIC, AIRCONICONDITiONINC. I T - 0 7 9 6 ,0 m i 2 ,0DOO 0 ( MILES, OKEOWMER, ■ ; fT-0679,4DD(n,Rl(HrWHEai lOUKTTRANSHtSSIOH. 1(1-0114, FROIFROXT WKEH. DRIVE, POWBt EnDWVE. W-fflM.FlOORMOUl 1 OWHER FROXT WHEEL DRIVEilVE .lIXEl(ENEW! ■ : AIITDIUT)C,U»IILES./UnCOia)IV WTRAJCSPORTAnOKI STHRIK'3UN6, POWER BRAKES. OOmOIMS B PASSENGER, SREAT
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