■ V ------___ L. T h u n I ' ■ SIZ^ZESEE^HHI H!TM G opdnnlo rn in g ^ a y v e t Today's forecast:st: S a i n s t o s p ee n d i n :lg c u t s:s Partly cloudy ihrourough tonight wilh TVecnm rbe Aiaociated PrcM w est w inds 10 lo 20 mph.m p Highs 65 to 70 “ " ^ 1 Republiclicans os wc try lo bring the; budgeibu degrees. Low s n e ar 40JO degrees.<1 u ilancc between now und theihe ; year WHITE PLAINS. Md. —- PPresident Pmg.A2 ^ li. Panrtisan shotsts mark deebate S:,-"" riinton threatened Wednesdayday to veto W ith1 the I measure nearly al hisIS d e sk , 116.4 billion in budget cuts, riskiisking emer- The Auociatia ted P re sa while eliminating threec CCabinet agen- ClinlonI occuscda Republicans, of proivcoieciing ;ency aid to Oklahoma City inn a eosi-cul- cies and hundreds of othOlhcr programs, - lawmakeileers' pet projects by cuttingI educa-ed ling W ASH IN G ing clash with Republicans. «JGTON — Republicans be- They said the packagee wwould save a f Hon. envnvironmcni, public housini^.lg. uanii- ; thcir dramatic blueprint for HopingH to blunt GOP criticism,'sm,'theprcs-' gan pushing t >r record SI.4 trillion overT tl:the next seven crime antmd other social programs, fie.budgct.through.lhc.House_<_.ycars.-using S350 billion ------Businesspcople-w^wantsignal------idcnJcnt-said,-l.wanuniore-than-$16.1;i6.billionin ____ halancingjhe n u.to cut taxes on ------i ,hj„iink you have to cul porfc-barrclrrcl pro- ght way and Wednesdayy .dcspilc Democratic cries Nonh-cnd rhcrchanisIts Iagree with a Col- pending cuts, but there's a right s families, businesses andid iinvestors and jects befc:fore you cut people." Clinlonon > said. that it w ould;d give the rich lax cuts "paid orado engineer’s ideaa tolo put a traffic sig- ** wrong.waytodoit." . d the rest 10 cruse red ink. . _ , . brandishi,hing a list of SI6.5 billitin in xundmothers.” nal 700 feel from ^e PeiPerrinc Bridge. _ ^Tlie president rai.sed the prospeispect o f his - ■ f o rb y o u r g ru Both parties knew iheir:rr Iflghl over Ihc hcwouljId accept. irst veto the day after House aniand Senote The measasure. Republicans said,1. deficit probably will do P W B I n ™ dominate next Threatatening u veto js risky C'linC lin to n nc8, promise biU would halt aB three-decadet string of bud-1- ycar> elections, Balaricin egotiaiors settled on a comproi icing the budget ^ould be« Iblamed lor .slowing disastercr rcrelief B for 1995. get deficit, bby 2002 by squeezing bigg and reducing taxes would fi lai mostly afTcen spending ft Id fulfill th e ecn- m oney arand dodmnt! serious deficit ret ------Officials releaseaeautopsy— ------H o u sea rtd SeiMiinAlfflre tx------sav>ng*'fn>inim-M edieamnd-M edicaid— P le a se s e«'BUDGET/A2 e E Jt aides, buoyed by the preside A slain Casileford1 yne. the S atiunal R ille Associaiiiciaiion ball playofTs. /ed Wednesday Ui bw cnionilo rc c- P S 9 * I 7 I'icials and others olVeiided bs .i id-raismg Idler describing: somm>i e R ig c n u rr>.r>. and,i Less is more c en t fundi/e ." I.al*ierTc said ------fcdcralaiKrre's aptilogy conic” atict .iI u e t ek Outdoors editor Willt 'illiam Drock cx> . "I rcall>ly m ounting criticism ot'ilic NKA. NK plains Ihe subtle joy of>f n u k in g the bcM words inegan i Ma> 10 vvhcn lonncj I'leM- i'te o f a b a d situation. . lo appjysh ll revealed that he had ri-si^nsigned ' W c i ricc rs." group N m ptotcst ofthe letter•r I.If.I . week. President 1'limiinj.iini.illetl Ihci id praised Bush lor his action " Ifan yednesday. ii as \K.-\ olllcials ue ^ 2-r-' ^ puint all ; f«in An/tina on the eve nl iliehe \i h - MKiSAuauRrn in's annual meviini;. there u.is a 'Whose garbage is that?t 7 ^ K « i,lli the s; ^ ^ -. 'like. Rep. John I)inj:cll, I) \tk\ f k l h , Emie McCollum, center, oftheoft Natural Resources CConservation Service, rret e a d ie s th e g ro u n d a s h e a: g S I apologi/t Congress is right to givigive local authon- ne NR.A m em her. said ihe leiier K-ii' group of fifth-graders plantint a Coloi^do blue spruce:e tree at Oregon Trail Elarlamentary School in Twin I tics control nver trashI imports,irr today's 1 Ihe "liidicnniN and olJeiiMve iii ThT he p la n tJ n ji^ f w h a t w ill ev< editorial says. e v e n tu a lly b e a n S O ^ fo ot w( in d b reak to o k p la c e alealong the school’s west pe ihat lederal jgcnis .ite eiMui P a g e A S WiWednesdayOTbmoon. Studtudents pictured are, fromn left,i Chance Pratt Faithth Ramirez.I Jerorne M er^ I w hich beghe go \cm ;iieiil to L'liiuiiiit ,n i\ i Snow. KacI Howeli. Sheilaa Leavitt,L Megan Jansen andar Erlcka Huether. dent BushagainM ordinary people from the gi re insi\ied tliai ihe tiind-raiMiiii'ilig , her ihi.s n m • intended in c rilici/e cn ls isol.isolai- critics and s, priniafiK inM 'Ixing llic Hiiiea O n Wed Packwood faccs pnprobe '’arming sseason aarrives bbringing gathenng<1. i lobaccx and I ireanii\ least one mvIii'ii ot ihe leiiet oi The Senate tihic.s Comiom m ittec opcn.s a MTiThaTw i M . i g an i/3 tio n ‘ formal investigation off sexualsi miscon- ^ - . - r t _ olhcr rcbuVlore sueepiiij: coiulemnaiiDiiDll liti w enl'orccmenivrt.'Ms duct chargcs against Sen. Set Hob Pack- | | | Icr. sent t.> the SK.\'> niitlixitli»n wchh!. R-Ore. lousing Clcrunch tco ]^ n i-(Cassia ai ‘ P » g e A 4 p erim eter plicjiion"in i March uiuici I al’ieae's sigtu■igtia- Jhat "in ( lini«n’> adniiiiisii.itun B y JeJennifer e Bunch couldn't stay thereTC. they said. lliheir -sons. aged 5. 6 undtz. 7M allssa :igcd by the >'C a had^e. sxu h.ive llic gi>veni U , , T inles'News io writer Wednesday theIC South Cetitral Commu- pplaying ne.ir the chemicals am vu>lcnc« ag. Conservative ciout o-ahcad l>< harass, ininindaicdale. nity Action Agcncncy found them a holel to " It’s really hard. 1 d id n ’t c) L.aPicrre Republican leaders cmt;mbrace a Chris- jjyj, Jer law •ab.idiMj; c i li/e ii'" lURLtY - It's farming sVasdn.on. and a stay in for a week;ek. T h e M a lac ara 's ho p e lilike this." Anri Margaret Mala IcltCT \v;is II .lian Coalilion agenda calli >0 long agi>. ll U.1S iinihinkabl'.a b le railing for prayer housirising crunch has hit the Mini*(ni-Cassia that Rolando will1 findt a job by Ihcn, Farm- Rolando Malacara. 42.p_ ca ed acliims, .irt public events. al agents xicariii>; Na/i hiickeickei 1 afi migrant furin workers loclook for cm ore saying thailat's when they expect to . TTexas by himself last yearl Jan ofAIc.-lu.l. nd black sionii tUMipei iiniloiin ^•9* places:e s to liv e . need help, the Malialacara's said. ___ the^il; farmer, Malacara. who5 Hut .11 le; law-abiding citizcns." the.leitcleitei Roloolando and Ann Margaret MalMalacara In ihe meantime.ie. they had been living ih making ni between SlOU and j t'ercil a mi> n Texas have been in town foryt a week a trailer with no ninnihgni water or elwtrici* doing di mechahical and agriculi Cult chaises framene-up 1 whether llic NKA «as chaiiginiiging 1 thcir three sm jll sons, ty. The trailer bcli:longs to a Uurlcy farmer Texas, T made about $2,<>(>0 i The leader of Japan'ss doomd sday c u ll " Thi!* I apologizing. l.aPicrre viidI Ihalih.i he first couple of nights thele familyf for whom Rolandiido Malucarj worked last w irea w orking for the farm er, he saic m em bers in claimii the organization.wn was framed'in . ^ /alion siiiipK ha.sn’l l»een ahle'le U)u I in Ihcir I97K Chevrolet Novak’a pparked year, "My husband came last, y _ , , lure. v;iid Jh conncction w ith a ncr%c lillga.s .Itock “ : messiige oiii because ol the up n extI Idto Farmer’s Comer south of>f Burleyli The trailer is nextnc to where the farmer m J7 1,vi„pand ,n„„|„vc I- up- P » 9 e A S ^ monlhs. He made quite a bil c d bv Ihe letter and Hush's n.^ig i! a policc officcr lold themem they keeps his pesticidedes. und they w orry abi»ut------,amlii«,L-l,mc.y. • piease'soo'HCI cxpcct il,to he oclinm ijc. UlacansiiJ. -s,,, „.o . came Uf rrom „Je„| .m l w o rk eJ l.,r Idahoan under Are /Visitor tcenterss eruptit in St. IS areai A New York congressmasman considers' a • STMig-ss- AiMcUtedPreu .^Ituralworkm Asked i^oony" Mca a measuree introducedit by TnoAii is conipleteiled the last nine serpentinecniilcilo n I n >0 ^ m SIX w eek s , Rep, Hcltfii Chenoweth. R-ldiiho.R-l requir- - •Johnston Ridiidge. 5i> miles nonh of the crairratcr. LVER LAKE. Wash, - A buildililding t^ in at There, visii - Ihc orcjni/J ing federal ofTicers to work3rk through local • _SILV isitors will get their best look>k intoi the ft \ A ' sl4 y e a r fo r tw o , „ •s - ...... M o u nnt t: St. Helens National Volcanicnic Monument", gaping maw' ...... law enforcement agencies. iv o fth e rhost ociive volciinoo fcbetw een^ III o f money. So P a g , ( 4 , is drawiw i ing lo a close, a n d w ith f»)ur.c' Visitor cenenters’ also have had a power Helen W eather...... 2 Movie There are large parking lots,, anand a shuttle—pact, N ation...... 3-5 Comas k ....I » :c to poinls fanher up the roadlad m ay begin T h e first, completedcc for S5.3 million in at . W orld...... 6 ,1 0 S' S^fU ...... 7''“ rcxlycayear. Silver Lake.!, five m iles c ast o f 1*5. brouj the . S t C l I o n J ; ______Todayitny nt«n i« t h f «tnH n f l< « n(nf rniiniv retive center with elaborates di d io ram as io>-., Ridge V isitorjr Center 42 miles east oflhee freewfi ay O bituaries...... 2 ClassiiS8lfied.....1-6 show lioliow the eruption affected forestr;estry. inmid-1993.I. visitation shol up by moree thantl 40 I .^WBSp ^ Id ah o ...... ,4 T h e: ty1^0 openings bring to four the'the number of pcrcent. Therewe thd focus is plant recoveryry iand tr- v isitorr cicenters along W ashington iSCM,504, the Spirit - generation of lakes, including devclopmpm e n t o f ■ W e print on recyc Memorial iiignway. tal education materials and pro| I inh, an S8.7 million buildinglg
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A-2 Tlmat-Nowt. Twin1 Font.Foi Idaho Thuricioy. May 1818. 1995 TF _ _Weathh er m Idaho forecleasts ■-N ational-tcm pcratuii t u r e s ------______.ThftAccu^oathetJ — Max Mln IPep ■Albuguenjua SI 45 Atlanta 00 71« • ■ " . — Magic Valleyf . 70* M* Me IBM IIM Boaton ■ ' 60 47*7 .00 ------Partly cloudy today. Hin ig h t 65 to 70. West winds 10 t Bond* aeparati tugh lanveM m tone* Chk^go sa &2 _____tnph. TuniKht partly cloujlo iJv . Lows in the Iowct 40*. Fi • Danaa______87 78 lunny. Higiis around 70/1?0.' '1nc"tfliraviolet indc* foiecastli I5-2.-10------OesMWMS 64 4919 ..... •• Ico^uf Q-Air^ea- I hi^ih exposure level. Oatroit 74 03U .06 Honolulu 67 72f2 ..... Extended regi(gionai forecast Houslon - 00 79r9 ..... Indianapolis 72 64M 1.201 Saturday panly cloudyidy w ilh a chance o f showers. Low Kansas Dly . SS 52i2 2 2.60- [LBWiHon I 7 f U lo 45. Highs in Ihe 60s. Las Vegas Y 66 SS>S ..... Sunday partly cloudy.dy. Lows in the lower lo middle t.os Angeles ' 7 3 SO16 • ...... n ~ ^ Hitthsin ihe middle 6lhh lo lower 70*. Mempnis 63 74'4 ..... Mooday partly eloudyidy with < a chance of showen. Lou Miami Beach 02 72’2 ..... MllwaukM se 544 .10 ' ^ 1 the 40* to lower 50v Highiigh] in the middle 60s lo lower 70i Minneapolis 66 41II New Ortesns 66 7Q'6 ...... Wood River ValleyVa N«wVO(k 66 544 .31 Oklahoma City 66 6919 ...... Portly cloudy today.y. HighsI in ihe lower 60s. Clea Omaha 68 48;8 ...... lonighl. Lows around 30. Friday sunny. Highs in the Ic Phoenii 02 59i9 ...... - 6 0 s .- ...... - -Pittsbofoh------7 4 ...... 56—fl— 07------f Portland. Me. 48 422 .43 Treasure Vaile; COtP WAMU S,TAn■ATIOHMY ______^ CIW**ctu-W»«ffi»».inc Portlarxl. Ore. 68 51ll ...... i [Tw.nF«ll»lftin^MpijceHillo! ^ 05- IB ley *»»»•*»» ___ - Reno 70 51■I ...... SI. Lools 69 633 S S.70 Sunny with high* in the lower 70s today. Northwest w: S E] EZ3 E3 E 1 «tw r^ryiM* nnwwga mom Kt awn* I'l Mocor ClOCOr San Lake City ' 70 46 10-20 mph. Tonight clear,lear. Lows in the niid-IOs. Friday i •J San Francisco 60 53 ny. Highs in the lower 70s. Seattle '58 49 , ______. r Q ■ Spokane . 69------49 . Northern'Ne'i^i ^ a : ■ “ wKffirioton------60---- - Panly cloudy today witl with widely scattered afternoon »«w.w-shi Idaho: High, 76 degree*ee* st Lowell. Low, 35 degrees at MalU.^ ers and ihunderatorms cast, east. Highs from the lower 60s to>mid- n Nation:High. I06degregrecs at Laredo. Texas. Low. 244 at Mammoth Lakes. Calif. Almanac die 70s. Tonight partly cloudyelo' with variable clouds east■I with v ” For current road eooditionv cj ------H'aitered evening showen en ,and thunderstomu. Lows from>m the these numben: Twin Fall*,1, 736-73 middle 3Qa to middle 40a. Idiaho Twin Falls 40*. Friday panly cloudy w ith • a / i » Q U Q Q g 3070; Hoiie. 334-3731; Pocalcucalel- showers or thunderstorms.ms. Highs mostly from itie middle MnxMinPiin Pep Miu Mm P< lo 233-6724; Rigby 745-727-727«; ’ Pep . 10 upper 70s. Tune to the National WWc eather Service redio band at VH Utah KOI-964-6000; the Elko.Elk B0I90 72 455 tf. Yosloraoy 73 47 or cal l 423-4423. i Nev.. area. 702-738-H8H8. Butluy 69 499 Lnslyear 52 41 ^ . Northern Utahh Fiiiriioia m mn ... • NofmnI 73 42 Gooding m m Precipitation Panly cloudy with aI fewfc' aftempon showers or thuni Hiigorman m m storms today. High* nearsar 70.‘ Tonight panly cloudy. A i From MV lidw est to Appalalachians, heas^-1' rains continue i(};iho rolls ea a22 Month to aale 2.-2.49 evening showers or Ihund undentomu. Lows mid-40s. Fri<•riday Tbe AtaoeiBted PrcM • Donne Terre. Hiliwlale LlLake, Sweet Spring*, and Fanningnington Joromu 66 ->4S .01 Normal >no to<3olo .54 panly eloudy wiih scatlcialtered showen and thundersion in MiiMiun. 11.86 Highs near 7U. Tlie ultravic Lcwtston 74 S6> Wnlof y«or to dalo 11.1 aviolcl index forecast ii 7. a highthe*- Heavy rain fell from)m the Midwest into West VirgVirginia Farther suuth. gulftialiall-*i/ed hail pelted Happy, Can)Canyon UnUi<3 72 m1 Normal yoar to dalo: 7 !55 posure level. ' W ednesday, closing roadi«ds and causing widcspnsad floodiiwding. and S'a/atelh. Texas, M«lt.-> 65 35 . . Comfort factors Another storm syslenlem moved from the West intonto the-' A stonn system moveoon. 48 p< - Ohio Oov. George Voii/o«i»vich declared a state o f emerjnergen- ’ It bnmgKt rain ahd ththundentormi to the Jtockies, w ,®P®*- g j g A. weak L weather L ' disturoai ^ ’*. with S.iinio«i rn m1 Baromelor at r>oon: 29.U irbancc kept sUe* mostly cloudy' overo cy in four counties becaua u sc o f flooding after several daysday of strong winds across vnjiluihem Arizona and New MexicoIco and.a Slnnloy m m"r . Poiwn count. 32. gra*t (low),(lov the Panhandle and northernlem pans ofldaho Wednesday, into western Texas. Snonow fell in the higher elevationsions o f Sun Vdltey m m) CcxtflMr AlTwn« A AMrQy norms developed over portions ofofthe EarlyWednesday.no.floodwaten drove up to 100 peoplepec Wyoming. Colorado and:ul New Mexico, where Iwo inchesches o f.' 'southwest. Heavy rainss andar some small hail fell over;r i the fmm thcir homes and as campsiteci near Camden. Ohio,. wherewt snow fell at Red River. Skyw atch Owyhee Mountains. moffilhan 3 inehesofraini i n fell Tuesday nighl. Afternoon lemperalurcsres tangedt from the m id -^ to lowerlo« Many roads were stillitill under Iwaler in pans of easterneast 70s. S un«tuettoilayS5hpni. Kanus and central andid easterni Missouri after heavyvy irain W hy is it jet* ftying overheados may rumhle with noise o ______Clouds were exoccicd lo Muetomonow.bJ^Am ______dJ«udecreaK.tttcnii*hi.aDd.tcmpcipaaT— lucsday-A lore-flooding-Bg-wao-espccted-in southcm-lllinlllinoiSr~day and glide hy-quieilyy theil n««i7------,ner. ‘ures were to fall into ihehe 30s.1 in the southeast and 40s el Luntriotrptiue: I'uII. May 14, |jsi qtunci elsc- Indiana. Kentucky, Ohioio anda West Virginia, • The answer rests withih humidity levels in the atmosphe*phere. .Ju n e ''h ere under lighi winds. ,y : i ; new. May i**; tir\t mianer. Ju Winds reached KO mphmp near Sylvan Grove. Kan.,n.. i and The higher ihe humidity,ly, the better sound travels. Inn addi-ad< W anner temperatures: mayma trigger some showen and thi Ihun- more than 70 mph in p■arts a n o f Missouri. There w;as cdhsiiinsider- tion. cloud* act as insullulaiiun increasing noise on cloudyclou ibie plarM ; M.om>ng. Venus. Jupilei5,ler. dei^lumers- able damage from high windswi in downtown Nevada, Mu..lo. day*. S») li»ien to the jet*, um Evonmg Mars. Mercury. Its. Ifthey »eem louder than usual, Hail pounded Gothanlam and Hoisington ^n Kansasas i and preparrd A storm may he flying in sometime soon. a M » ,:i I. VtoiWe ------i, Snium _ Airport I 5 leaks 5-year-old_ taikes fath er’s DENVER (AP) — As if there wouldn't have ive a budgct'busiing Thaial measure,r craned mainly byb haven't been enoughih problems| at ■i cs the GOI* S350 billion taxtaj giveaway paid for Senate gun to kindi e r g a r t e n Budget _ lale Budget Committee Chaii“ir- the new Denver Internemotional Air- U-pubhcaris bv our tsrandn;dmothers." said Rep. man P n Pete Domenici, R-N.M.. nclow p e n . it wtte raining WeiVednesday. In- LITTLEPLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The gun was loaded wilhIh hoi-hi •conoinic fii- Marey Kaptur,ir. DI -O hio. locks a Continued from A1 ks a tax cut. However, GOP serseri- doors. A kindcrgicrgartcner found a .'SK cal-' Iolowpoint bullets that flatten In a prceursiuser of today’s final atorss| Iral cutnpuiiiii priitnt.%c.-> rs spent much of Wednesday pri-pr “ N ow th e airrw n iss leaking.”lc said . ibcr rcvolxfc’olvcr loaded with hollow -. inimpact and its trigger guatdtd h had iildrcn." s;iid p;,»ai:C. lawmi> makcni approved the vaielyely tiding lo dccide whether t ■nadf laM tall Jiid, Rep r to • Eric Kohn. on employe>yec of Boyen - point builtlullets in his father's pick- bebe en filed aw ay, ituiking it easieasier ' ^ttce Chair- rules fordcbutit I'them during floor debate, siiicl, a briglilcr ccor u ting th e m easure by a add the Coffee as he glared ai two buckets up. tookk il to school ond stored it toto grasp the trigger.. , chict nr- ,nj,s||y party-lir n an oRempi to embamiss Pres: iiifc lor America, •line 255-168 vote. In In « esi- outside his shop..**!'I don't ( know with hiss crcrayons. ^ ’*The hollowpoini shells couldcou mat wns cer- the end. up to II Clinton, Senate Rcpublicon ••nu> i'i ahoiii tlic cliildi to 10 Democrats and ^ ans' what's up with this roofx»f thing.” It wasIS didiKOvcred Monday af^cr piput a hole in you the sizee oot f a' rc prepared to put the Whit Huiistf Utidgol C j^initto' •■horrible " K cpublic•licans seem likely to J^^re j liic A stormVcnt people^Ic scrambling the 5-yeorear-old anQ hi.s classm ates sosaucer," Turner said. use’s budget up for a vole if n m an John Ko.sicli.'fiiVti<<’- licir panics’ positions. ^ as hail boomed on thee tenttc roof. . drew piciiiiciures of what they were The gun lay in ils holsterrr in a " c M rc m c > Tiocrat stepped forword to do 5 chitcct of the packajse thai •t g e t h e re o v e rn ig h t going to0 dod( over ihc summer, said intray with the child's crayons,M. pa-r {cpublicaiis ‘‘“J" « I ;nvi.sions annual deficits o Uiin lo pu>s ThunkJay. t go in g to gel oul o f it . . N o n h Main M a Elementary School pepen and a glue bt)itlc. I do bul lum K ghly S200 billion indefinitely. but usin^ words likesaid "> seniors, ovcmiyhl. anddw v call have 10 accept I J i ______Principalal PRobert Turner. The boy hod taken thee gi g u n Tie proposed budgets w ould bin,2' Housing “irresponsible" and ''ess and other some rcsponsib “ A staffiff Imember couldn’t make from fr* betw een ititf seoLs o f his Ifa: sibility for ihoij" .said Congnigrcss to rcducc the deficit b; OcinocruiN altuckcii Replid shoulder conservative Rep.Rc Mike Parker. 0- specif Continued from A l oul whatat tthe boy had drawn, su thcr’s tb pickup truck and putIt it m" noi I'or w hai ihcy would do cified amounts, but the pro he offeredredli>.dcm onstrate. hii I'pain while Miss., who suppippon.s the GOP plan. grams i his knapsack. Ihcy \vc fmal decisions in future billills life,*' said A nn M argorc;oret Malacara. Wednesday«Ioy. • year. yc • ■' s gin a wccklongng rio»)r debate todoy that mt the hrxint of the plan's'pj may provoke veto fights wiij^ilh 30. serious. Ihey on their own budget-balancingbui plan. Clinton well-otT Americans and h lion. But Ihc former toiold.Rolando poralions would reap some Malacoro he can't Hhii ire h i . in Ihe fonn ol'ux ha'iiks, year. cano____ " I f R epublieiin w ere serii __ Last year Malacara:o livedI al-the Cassia Couniy Farm L Continuedd (rfro m A l in Burley, owned by o | liighway, the south side ondJ WW:indy . Congress wouUuid not co'nsidcr uny budgei-get-cutting bill is approochin{ing cal beet growers. But it that makes provision for Ridge, Ri, and none is being ccon o n sid - ludget cuts new separate sf Veto—_ : spending bills, sug- his desk.des Clinton had decided heh< Iasi foil ofter the fedei 1 wildlife in o unique area, :rcd en , G ard n er suid. sicrreliclto' gesiiiig that a C a Clinton veto would wantsits thl o se p ro g ra m s cut. includid- - ment fined the beet gro^ eorcndingSept. 30. 1994, The only campgroundI in th e states, plus kill disa.stcr relic Continued from A1 ■lief. ing: for its unsonitop' and i at the monument amount- monument me is on the sparselyf vvii isite d ' icrlerro n sm T he Mou.sc un' ' The bill combines bud and S enate m ust bolh • S-138 S-i: million for counhousci«s ■ hotjsing condition^.,. mJiribn 12-hour days, louth soi side. Overnight lodginIg in g is Iding of the pass the bill to .st ™ wilh Sh.7 billion in disusicr J send il lo Clinton for ' and Olhcrolhi federal office spoce. housed more lhan 200r1 p. s m aking it otli orii bflhe'm ost popular seetcarce cost o f 1-5 on th e Spiritirit LakeI lg 111 O k la . a VCI... Mouse R. . C alifornia and .^1 other Ma : Republicans pledged , * S4JS450 million for highway pro-ro- People don’l realize vice sites nationwide, said roa■oad. - * oyes an ad- . pas.sagc. b $240'p)illion for tountcrti . but the mood of the . Hide o f th e hom eless pn .sser, 0 recreational infor- th'' e monument has 235 milem iles o f uciiviries und ihe rehuildin ss c lear. * WS*t74 ' million for govemmeniJnt Cathv Herrera,-who wc xialist at Ihe agcncy's re- troroils, another 35 being builtu ilt and ;l and overheod. ce in Portland, Orei 100 lOt proposed **which may oor r tni a y bombed federal buildingp,c.,Jon'l i of 3uld CUI spending al- South Central Commui hom a C ity. It .ils01 ge l bu ilt,” G ardn e r soid. ministration rei|ucM lo gNi■ . C ongress in pasta.st budgets, T he fight ^A *S60 million tax break for bii-lil* "P eople d o n 't see hoihomclessness, I'vitics likee hiking.h tflimbing,-hunl------io-abandon__„„^^..„„^Xf„ S275 million in debl relict' *-here to make-lhose— lirea.who.rcnounce.their.cili*ti-— If-you-don’t-look-^ouj-don?l.cc.-If— d i«^"d_sktingiing.------:------1)Idaho lottery— "It's shaineful'for ihe pre... ^ t.iu .se reductions, wih ith both ponies accus- z««n>P-hip. you go down to the riv e r y o u se e TJ®.™**t included 675,000 visits ___ tell him 11 s- ing.the other ofp to Coldwote:ater. 503.000 to Silver j the Unilcd Stales lo ahan if practicing pork-bar- qu ite a bit.” she said. -BOISE (AP) - Winning numllum bers ^ disaid. relpolijics. 197,000 to 0 summer-only j'_ people of Oklahoma, to-j JrlTCCred worker kills 3 Ellon Hasselslrom hasha: 0 waiting Lake and 297, Irawn Wednesday in the Powerrwerball id llic peo- Clinton saidid he is opposed to a c u i . list 25 families long, HeH< is the'as" center in a. trailertr at Windy Ridge JJ tKc people o f C'alifoniut ... SHEVILLE. N.C. (AP) — A {am e are: y will know OOP plans tocut cut S619 million from 2 *ifiant monagcf at thele I Paul Hou*. on the noithcaIhcastem side o f the mon- ■ his political consulianis tell ssic loner" fired from a. ma- .2.10-12-30-43; Powerballball 10 sman M ike education. SSOOX) million from envi- 1“* ing Authority, year-roi•round tubsi- omcnx. Lcs;.csser number* were good to posiiire." Cimtsrich s e-to6l company for righting two, ten, twelve, thirty, forty-thy-three; ronmental progn.grams. S230 million 2*:^ n* dized hotuing for peoplijple who eam recorded on>n thet south side at Pine p^, "Thai's ouiratjeous and i I co-workers wo'lked back in ’owerball ten). ’onctta said from housing ondar veterons initia- ° n living from agriculturaliraljobs. peek andI AA| p e C a v e, a- lava tu b e i pie ofthe Oklahoma City wi inesday and started ihoottng, Estimated jackpot: S40 milliorllion. ponsible if tives, S31 milliorlion for crime preven- S ' 'f- Project Hope'in Heyleybum. also vption about 2.000 yeors ihul," prcsideritiul spokesini ng three people, authoritiei a p p e a re d . tioD, $ 2 0 m illionton from women ond - ^ , c*. - subsidized housings huh as a w ailin g ‘ SO- • McCurry responded. Four others were hurt ■ B01SE (AP?- Winhing"nijmliiim b m r ran change infant childrenn program*( and S14 i._ _ list 01 least 60 familieslies long, ac- Tho»« whoirho vi*ii more thon one ^ Chicf of staff Leon Pone mes Floyd Pavit, 47, then Iniwn Wednesday in the Tri>\\ri-W e*l or opprovc million from comommunity banks. c o rd in g to m onafief N adiadia’Palomo. »ile w t couniejnted al each, and overall —1^ | Congress would be rcspon V two gun* ouulde and luncn- ^ t t o ga m e a rc :...... In making Ihoselha cuu. Republi- f c ‘T ^ “ T h ere ore a Tot o fr ppeople with visitor num!umbers are unknown, | the disaster r.clief disapi d. He was charged with Ihree l-5-l0-17.25.30 (one, five,ve, I len; his own, cans kept IheirirhondsoffKvcnil : «« no home*. That is whot:ot is so sod. I M usser said, Aides suid lawmakers can u o f murder. ' seveventeen, tKEnty-five,'thlrty). Chairman programs alreadyJdy in the budget op- n.yii wl*h I had morc homiime* to give There is no i 0 - -■ the bill to suit Clinton or i ivi*,,hired in 1991, had been no road access within the LLottery official* placed thehe e s tt. A'amcd that proved by Clintinion. Now that the people," Palomo said. the money separotcly. M onday for fighting. monument betweenbei the Spirit Lake manated jackpot at S835,000. ■ Issuing a threai of hi House Appropriaiions Ch P m. »eKH so o a loau LOTTERY^ tw m 7 iiul 10 rm . only, iryocrv « ' 0431 Mondjy ihnmiog*h FrkUy fttwi 7 a.m. infrmiiiliju ceive youf jwpcr by 7 * m.. cill I ' 'unill 3 p m and Stturannliyi ftwn 7 a.rr>. uotU TInwrime«-New«(UPS631-OM)-iBpul». • - ' P W i. ' P re ss for your iui«: IOii uml ill Olhcr areifg cdiw wlierc carrier d«llv«Ivory U IIM maintained. fonnnn-to: ti P.O. Bos 54S,.T»la Fall*. ' 24 HOURS I 'ren 73'-(N3l with lo-talk i
o v e i ^ j K i m bt i i n g j hl i e t o f i ( PHOENIX (AP) — TTi The National April 19 bomlimbing of the Oklahoma Arizoizona attorney general and p o x ;Rif1e Atsociotion meelieels here this City federalal Ibuilding it bringing presidiaidentoftheNRA. week under fire from iuita traditional unfair critlcisicitm of thote who tup* *We “Wi won't do it," Corbin aa enemies and some oldi alliesal for ils port the'constirisUtutional right lo bear “Our'ur membershipi wants us to fi]flghl • hard-line rhetoric sincc the Oklahoma’ arms. for the Second Amendment." bombing. •'1 om ratherier amazed a bomb made. rhe The NRA remains a formidalla b le W hile NRA ofllclals and an expect* oui o f ammoniionium nitrate and fuel oil lobbyiibying force dejpiic ils failure ed 22,000 gun enthusiastssu idiscuss gun has drawn eververyone's actio n to the prevenivcnt passage of the assault gun t ^ control,. Iillen to presider • and the Brady Law, whi •■^-hopeful Phil Gramm ond t ‘lamrathwir am azed a bomb "requires a fiveslay wailing p< f f l in a festival of firearms od and background check I least one>gun control grou m « d .o ut t. of ammonium h^ ^ g u n puithoscrs. • planning a counter meetingting. nitrat* annVfcl»kya, -] the Smoimcc tfie Sofiibing, NRA memb« Ganoesfrt Tobacco and Fireanns at1«k4)oot.os ‘ NRA'tchieflotlobbyitL have■e u taken on various federal age rom Oolerman,—— During thehe convenlion al the ciet I— — and especially ihc ATF — I /m < f^idcnt Clinton>n ivowed thit Phoenix Civic'ic Plaza, the NRA will allegeiigedly tram pling citizens’ gi Old Tu. withstand any NRA lobbyiibying Ttying a chollenge by a sla te o f m oderate '•SimSince when do American cilizezens S t a rrting t i r at * 3 6 9 10 deny the group the patipatriotic high candidates who'ho wanted to scale back needd ll Ihem ru n n in g a ro u n d in flinak Now.at.;, ground it has always cliclaimed, he lobbying cfToru»itt. ja c kkets e t! and dressed all in black denounced the NRA attackock on federal Twenty-eightght ofthe 76 spots on the Corbirrbin said Tuesday of the AT a g en u as “not the Americanican way.“ board were upjp fori election. Thc mail ‘TTiele n manner in which they go abo BIOQ NRA officials make no apologies ballo u w ere lallitallied M ay 5. doinglg ii it scarcs people lo death.’’ IS; for the altack on a federalll ajagency they All but a few*ew tpou wenl to retuxn- Huela n d ^ Control Inc. accusedlih tl e tay is riding roughshodlod over gun ing board membrnbets rather than to can- NRAA o of using dangerously inflamm r i ^ u . didaies who) wwanted lo return ihc tory > lailanguage that could encouraj And they say the attenileniion given group to a huniimiing and shooting orga- unsubl
House seiends I 1 2 3 6 B lule e Lakes-Blvd.. l\t.,I' T n in Fall.sjI.- I D . • 7 3 » . 6 4 44 e6 O P E N Ei:VERY l DAV S l l V D A V :2'^ontrac ^ 7 ^ 0 AJW.. It o 9riH> PJW . ______7 :3 0 t.M . to 6KM> PJW items bacick . ^ ------WASIirNCrrON-TATTfP) - Jhe ~ H ouk expressed iu impati;>aticncc with S l^ E N DDER ^ slow movement on two0 "Coniraci With Amcrica" bills by■ sendingse the g m ff f, bills bock to the Senaler WWednesday for funher coaiidcraiion. R "With voice votes opprciproving the 73M!u«377 i" CORW ROf ! afiions. the House dcmandended lhal ll»e O P « l7 « * tiJto lBm OAa.v Addiso n ft EAtrukNO : Senate acccpt ils vcnionssofiwomea. of 8m i t o 8iPMS»«»Y « ii THE FRESH ST S T O R E M om IftMdM Ttev PAMI i -i L sure*. One bill would impo* ASF pose a frceic . GUS^ . Wtdnwdty.M»T«4 }j on new federal rules and LONG,GGREEN STAUJCS g ] nd Ihe other ■ f ^ would give the president:nt power to i veto spw ific spending propo JAZZ ON THES IPATIO Dposals, $ O Q 550 J j Both measures were passlassed by thc ‘ ' House in Fcbruao': and theihc Senate in JAZZ “AL FREESCO” 30 LB.■ IBOX ^ J F1 9 ^ ^lb. March. However, no House He and i F riilay , Slnv 19 • ,»:<)().)(>-7:(M) pin S m i e negotiators have mnet et toi resolve " " T A R a T arq^ ’" " ^ differences in>the bills; bebecause of Billyly MItclMlI Q vInM . Co|Eapltol CUy ia n major disparilies in howow the two , c h am b c n approached the issi■HllO, ffrom r BoUc featuring D<><[)«C MrBridr GREEN UCING D As part of the Republicanican effon to Join UA for great fomk l1 andi fun. cut dow n on governmentt regulations, re] KCOLIi the House appn>\cd a one*yie-ycar freeze Lot* o f Fret* Huiiipl u p U - . PEPPI on new regulations. Thc StmltopttdSen , 'ERS p LARGE BUNCHH iluniay. .Mav 20 • VMroEsf! instead for a milder meatleasure thal )<> am - 12 Nmin FrnI Wlx - T lir Qttlihy gives Congresk 45 days loto challengei . ly G wasw; bencr, p,Plain [IONS FMSH SPINACHi bul added. "W e don'l havec aiany objec- lions to negotiating" willwilh House IAWith Fruit... 1 5 0 HDramvEAtiBMin , members. The Senate willill irequest a I ** r ^ S | o o0 Ifou& ^Senale conference and an« is w ill. nmu g% ing lo compromise on som'ome issues, M i f m c f y including possibly acceptingingaienyx>- _ . .. H S A U n . ^ I' nry morotoriui^ on specificfic rules, he • FP68h YellowY e Sweet Corn . I said; - “ T T O Sfl CAMPBELL’S ''.L-Tlie dispute over the line-i(le-ilemveto / a E a r . ® 1 . ( conccrns a Senate provisvision that .00 CIIUIMAnm o i m I H M I wouIJ'break each largee s|spending j. I D E I p i>ORK& BEANSs measure tnlo hundreds o f f :separate Cantaloupe _ 8 FFl o r ^ 3 . p O SWEET RROilSluLTRAII DHBI6ENT|,oS bills, each dealing with1 a specific . I 10 spending item and subject to ■ ^ 3 B | w^ioI $ g 9 9 l^ | 4 /^ " ° , dential veto. The president i ------o n ly -v e lo -s p e n d in g rp a c:kn|jt! k a i aa a B fob^I . whole, and cannot target specT o c n c p m - - • f, Pbrk7Turkey or jecu for elimination, ^ :ken K a^b s 5 2 .9 9 . FALLS BRAND Liddy recerJives . Chick,iken Mignon & l i ^E f e j / V IflEIMERSS ;ken Cordon BleuuJ2.69i-..| speech awaia rd ;i b $ 0 7 99 BOSTON (AP) — G. IGordon • Mddy,-who has been criticiticizcd for I; ? J l ^ UKE. f c - tejling his ulk show lisiener*«nlhob« •Budic.l• ind~Bud~Ut«'lM l3-. 2v89-“f-^4 C way to gun douirfedenl ageagaittrwas- -«-8t*rCtla| w e s t e r i T f a I S ! ^ ^ pomed winner of the 1995 FrcFreedom of .3^375i ml.tr BottiM [1 Speech Award by theI NNational In Deeona rm tiv G ift Box.:...... ■ ^o o o t Associaiion of Radio Tallr . i k s h o » PUDDIliNG comirgecheseJpi s ~ Hosts. ffli CHIPS ~Even in the repressive aiir•imoiphcn: 7TO ml. I .9 9 4 4 n P F u . a o f federal and m&instreamII pipress dis- Z4BI- $ 9 ^ 7 9 141IK s j s a1 upproval, NARTSli believesves lhal he 7T m m i b O h u been adamant in exerci:ircisin^ his ------right tn frrglv exprc!t!i his Oi pbased associaliiaiion said W ednesday in a tiaiemcni. y M S •> yVegetarian Ecisti m President Gcite Bums, himsd^Coaliloali^on-olso^V- ■ • luwrnokcnWcdneailesdoy to n u t cutting Rudmornon. 0 Republican, lold thehe favors'trimrfirhg SocioT1 SecuritySe io | a I .back Medicare.bcibenefits for offluent Senolelie Finance Committee. Thelie help bolance the b u d g e t PacSsw o o aO a c ^ JI b r m al - i — :iwirec8-orrW(*eneenerattgnal warfare in~C onconio n i Coalition favors c uttin g ba ck------"ThereVnot-a wt ofFtjbiu pai In ihlf“ . the not so distant Ajturc.A« . Socialll SSecurity. Medicare and othercr budget.” soid Rudman.1. "•■! I f yo u 're The former Newcw Hampshire sena- cntiilenconcnt prognum for seniors withth retirM and don’l hove lo> worryvfo aboul , ^ lor. now co'chdirliir of the Concord incomes:nes storting ol S40,000. educating children ... ondid youry med- 6 Coalition, said. •Tlj,H ie burger Ilippeir ai A rneameans lest and hi^ er Medicaren~ icai care is totally takenen carec of. I p ro bl>e o f stex alle^gation! McDonoId's is payuying 69 percent of premium:lums and deductibla could soven ' d o n 't think that’s pain.’* Ihe p rm iu m s for- theih. nchesi people in S I5 0 billion bill over seven yeara. oboulUl Failure to act now willI meanmc extra- WASHINGTONN i(AP) — The past for ••terribly 1Hutton ond fellow occuscrsrs Mary America.”______tlO O bilbillion less than the Senaiele ordinary pain later, Rudmtan an warned.\ Senate cthics commitmittce concluded H r- ofTensive" behav- HeHeiTcman and Gail Bylcr aprppcared B B ^^B ^H I il has enough cvidciidence to pursue M/ ior towards at 0 news confcrence cnll< by allcgution.s thal Sen.n. EBob Packw ood w o m e n . ' h e O r e g o n ia n s f o r E Et th ic a l repeatedly mnde sexsexual advances ~ r e fu s e d to c o m - R c c p rc s c n ia tio n . ii g r o u p ihs h a s lowuni women, usedcd iinfluence wilh .. '‘!^ M ment Wednesday . calledcal for Packwood's ouster. lobbyisis and businesslessmen to^get his B' t— ^ ^■JUM on Ihe repori^s' "There has to be ircmcnc n d a u s w ife jo b oITltn a nid d cobstructed the details. popolitical pressure to swccrcp th is cihics probe. . In a formal under uni ihc nig. so obviously ihiIhc In a five-page reportrcj released r ■ statement. Pack* dcnce det hos to be just tremend W edncsday^he paneand olleged that _ |^ H | wood said he will Heffcmon He said. , Packwood committedIted 18 in cid en ts O n C opilol Hill. PnckwiXHl- fel- v o o d ^ of sexual misconductjct from 1969 to vuuu opportunity to low lov Republican senators sloi ______1 9 9 0 to w a rd h is ■ o.'o.w,n_and-col— roque»t-an-an-appcaninee“bcnrrc“lh'c~hm him . . leag u es' KtalTs, a dinirining room host- commtilce;e toi discuss (he matter — Sen. S Alan Simpson. R-Wyo„ ess. u hotel desk clerklerk. a babysitter. , os 1 did notiot have a chance lo a p ^ r gested ges that actions l^ar in theh e past a campaign worker,. a iCapilol eleva- before thec committcco at this preltmi- had hai no bearing and said, "li m y i j ^ B tor operator and others.icrs. nary stage.”c.” mind, m il he should continue cxexactly - ^^^^B The report suggests:sts the five-term Packwoo'ood did give a five-day what whi he is doing. He docs il very Republican senator3r from1 Oregon depositionn ini January lo committee capobly." cap ______may-havc-jltcrcd-J: —Soid-SenrOnin-HalchrR'll-U tah:------diaries sometime in QecemberQc 1^2. tors, The: dtdeposition haa not been "He is doin^ a great,job. I don')n'l KC .oR^^^^Bnj^B knowini; il was tikcivIxJhe t committcc made public,llic. ony any change m circumstances." . would ask to sec Ihemcm — a possible "Beyondid thal." Packwood said. The T report ollcges that Pack\;kwood ||e|gS^Sl^sK ? violation of federalI lalaw as well as • '‘these proceoceedings are confidential con:om m ittcd sexual misconduiluct in H BjU gSl^V K Senate rules. and it woulduid be inappropriale.for me plac?loces ranging from his homenc and PjMaaW lgjK m W ednesday's reportlort came at'the to commentcm further at ihis time. [ offlisfFlccs to a motel, a hotel, amm d the end o f a 2'^-year preliiTrliminaiy inquiiy shall coniinuinue to coopcnJie with the CapCapilol bosemcnt. The incid:id c n ts B|^^BK^|^B^B e by Ihe panel. The formalmal probe i( wilt committcc."r." innclude c l on%in whi(h Pack»kw ood now launch ultimately:Iy icould Icad lo In Oregon,:on, three w om en w ho had allfi{illfgcdly "ran his hand up the l< o f punishmcTUs ranging frqifrqm a rebuke to accuscd Pad'ackwood of making inap- I a diningdi room hostess and toui expulsion from the Senatnute. propriate sexsexual advances expressed henter crotch area." Packwood. w ho becaiccame chairman relief andI surprisesi at the commit- The Tl committcc report’uIm> allalleges o f the Senate Finance; C«Committee ihis tce*s finding,ng. hat thai he grabbed a staff assistant year, also could be strippedsiri o f lhat "1 feel thuthut Ihe truth lhal i hove "heli’held her tightly while prcssinj his title just when the pantlanel is shaping spoken allI alongal has been afFinned bod}»dy into hers and kissed her oron the crucial welfare and taxX Ie.legislation. by the mexsai(sage lhal the ethics com- mounouth." He seemed shakenen Wednesday millee hasIS given( us todoy." said In In still another case, the re morning as he emerged;ed from a hear- 6ena Hutton,on. She was a young com- ollegJlcges thal he pinned a stufT a; ing he held on Mcdictiicare. voicing pdign workerker in 1985 when she says ant tani “against a woll o r desk, hclil.s£ TOI surprise that the eihtc; NIGH1 hies panel had Packwoodd fondled: her as they hairair with one hond, bending listed each instance of)f aalleged sexu* danced att t a function and then headcod backwards, fondling her'r w ith M m B K m mr al misconduct. T grabbed and ^ nd kissed her, forcing his hisis othero hand, and kissed her. fore-f ^ % B r SPM !5______araO taa C B b la ^f While he has apolo^>logized in the tongue into} herhi mouih. inglg hish tongue into her mouth." eo alitition ip i
gets ; o p J '1 'em braiic e B Wfest' WASHINGTON (A(AP) - In a t One Baaikls display of the religiogious right's clout. Republican leaderiders embraced-’ a Christian Coalitio a g e n d a (^erling $100)Of i Wednesday calling for measures allowing prayer al putpublic events and restricting abortion)nandpomog- a feeCG^Witihi lAn raphy. I The Christian Coalilioiilion bluqirint, r- •. patterned as a followlowup lo Ihe Auto LLoan. Gettting House GDP's ••Conli>n(ract W ith ^ America," also includ'lu d e s items already part of tthe budgei Itini^burT ki debate, from climin:unating' the ik Education Departmeni aand federal programs for Ihe arts andan humani- ^^^^B tics to granting families S500-pcr- ^ ^ ^ B Is An*lother Sto3ry ch ild tax crediLs. i Given the popularity Ih o se proposals within GOP i th e coalition appears certi to se e some itiims in ils "Cont'ontract With the American Family" cruenacted. t ' r r "*■ . Buljnany of ihe othen are quite controversial, setting ihphp istage for a test of whether the eeag a g e rn e s s GOP leaders to embmbroce ihe ' Christian Coalition's g o a ls diminish once ihe debaibate tums lo the sivciflcs. For example, the orgorganiutii)n callcd for repeal of a administration policy irc < { tfin g I Wo want to m ake it as easy as poP o s s ib le states to use Medicaid fuifunds fo' p a y for abortions. And iroir a d v o c a te d for you'to cruisclise off w ith a W est O n(n e restrictions on Iale*termrm . abortions. including a ban on those forceps on: used to removilove the fetus boat,'auto or RV loan. So w e’ll give■ >y o u from the uterus. The Christian Coalit a ls o -1. a hundred bucks inT ; g a s called for halting federal ffunding lo PJonned Parenthood andd qother orga- ...... nizations that perform o|>ia|)onions or S K I P A and tw o skip payml c e n t ...... ^------a b o n io n c o u n selin g in th n th e U rtited p a y m e n t ; States or in foreign aid proprogram s. coupons (to copo wi.v ith “Our purpose is nol to legislate family values." said C i Christian those occasional tighg h t Coalition executive directrector |talph Reed. "It is to-ensinsure that ^^B - Washington values fotniltmilies." He ^ ^ B budget m onths)is) on qualifying loans. said the organization wou■vould spend 85 much as $2 million on7n ads,J mail-;. C om ejnjd. ypur>ur.nearesi branch or-diiJial_.-.'-..^_, ______ings and other erfons to d ru m up fupport. I-800r5.78.77.7S78.tu apply-by-phonc. CO f f e r ------...... —The coalition is Jedle d -b y Pat^ Roixrtson and was a spine?inofT o f Ihe ^ ^ B religious broadcaster's 19i1988 presi- • good through JuiJ u n e 3 0 t h . dcniial campaign. Its membership has surpiurpasscd the ^ ^ B ' 1.5 million mark, and thehe (organiza- ^^^B ffm sT'OVE* t V tion has become a forcerce in most ^ ^ B ^ • It’s N ot Ju ■tate Republican parties, ll was a ^ ^ B Fust About Mbni BANK B critical factor in the GOfiO P 's 1994 e lection sweep.______
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r Tnur»day. May 16 1lOflS Tima»-Npw». Twin Falls.Is. loaho10 A-S - N a t i o nI —^ • ■ = ^ E E — Senilate^appr ro v e s-^ ^FAA fires, WPIN Whit suspends THIS itewater•panel »______- THimSBAY,FIFRIDAY AND SAIITURDAY ------w^HjNtrroN-rN"f7VP) — 1 he ranki'ng menlembcf. rc»pe^i«ly7 ' ~ inspectors- ^ ^ ^ Unidcn Scniiic volcil Wcdncs.nesday to cslab-. >lndepcndeidem Counsel Kenneth WASniN(}TON (Al’) 10 Iish :i ^pcciat panelI to continue und Siurr hass been invcstigaling , T h e Tht'SUtUintIa -edenil Aviation Administration jnicnsjfy investigtligalions inlo WhilcwalcrIcr, a complex web of « , on h a s .. TfleTalk 200 ired or suspended six inspectors a Whiicwatcr mailers;rs touching on ilnanciol relaelationships and transac- • . s and a . 9 T ^ President und MrN. ClirClinion. . , tions lhal incincludes Clinton’s finan- lo/en private cxalniners over '.suiince offalsilied piloi riling cc Hy n v o le o f V6-3,f)-3. the Senate cial affairs a.sas governor of Arkansiis „ , OR ales. adopted u bipariisnrisan resolution and the Clintlintons’ investmeni in an ' .. Many ofthe faked ratings wen J 3 cslflblishini: ihc spcciiecial commillec Arkonsas reareo! estale development under the superv isionon \A-in>| m 2M ------imerfcrnl-with-rcputato lonths o tatonrlnvcstigan~?lBJiirDepuip u i ^ s j c r c t a r y R o g e r------r ~ inn «lic I'atlure o f ann Arkansas A sav- Allman andd General( Counsel Jean "irs . arul‘ 12 examiners. II piUits inn> & loan withill liei s lo Ihe tlanson, resigisigned aller congrevsion- ,,nder . invesiigaiioii in the c: C'linton.s. al criticismn ofi thcir tesiimony in riHlcnck <;iid. lie refused to rcli I h e reso lu tio n wA’as as wriiien by Ihosc hearings le n.uncs. citing privacy cotwcms I “ T ~ r~ l)iinkin{: Com iniiiceIce Chairman Al ihe timiime ofthosc hearings. ;>ssihlc criminal invesligations ‘ ■ £ | g | s . K REE Allonse D'Aniato.’RI. R-N.Y,. and the Pemocnicrats slill controlled ____ , "ll's ania/ing professionals w» ------its-scniorDcnroTOiTral. Sen. I'aul BotFTiouscs;es of Congress. This sk-tlK-ir-enlire-vanxn-inihix-kimind nt - m — We 1." Umdcrick xaid. Sarbnncs. D-Md.,. whow will be year. Republublicons control both eekends Ihc special panel's chairmaneh and hou»cs. In addilitm to holding a licer ______J pilotslols have lo receive ccnifiuiiionon - knowlown us a niling to Ily panici H j COMMNEJET<>CELLU'L/ 1 = p e s o f a irc r a f t, a p r o c c s s tlth a t From the M( Marine!es take toI ithe air . svolves iHUh an oral exam and a i vloiinniins tt) the PI IQB flightght with ccrtam required man;ineu- BK k- L .ik.! i •s ' N • T u in [•'.ills • 7U >-, I m battlele for Okijinawa :rs. T .- tur ■ : KnIghl:RJdderNcwiSavi. , i f Z = The Okinawa campaign;ign saw MorirK fo rp s air power rraeh fullull nialurily.i Ilie Anny and tl»c Ann;imiy Air Foa-e ■ IIB18 U.S. - ; Nverc driftintt upon as prcrpcroponenLs o f an save ;25% on oiga/ c • inilcpendcnt. aerial strikinjking orm werc ' gainint! intlucncc. AAer:r Ihell war. the AAF Mould bccome itis owno< service. m ' ' yyarnerr’s' and va co-equal with ihe.Army andam Navy. Its o ( h \^ )rld W a rll anity fair __ However, the war If drew the I, 1^1.1945 ' a . ' < / 1-,- Marines’ uniijue mix o ffwamonkclos- wa ‘<-/i m o r t - » • / / / > cr loiiether. The “Mildicrsers oi f the sea" were strongly supporteded hy "Hying squadron shol101 down over 24 of Ihe (/ ,S* T5 m a il-in r,‘/>d/ , Icalhentecks" whi>*sharcdred in full the enemy andj^l_other Marincb-fiaileiJ J honorof-iheC'oriv.,'' ■ anoiher 36'ihalhal day_Li. Robert Wade M ann( air power at OkOkinawa was and his wingmgman. Lt. John Ruhsam. based on M h land andI sea.sc O n land chased a Japamonese ’ Val" dive-b t>bscr^alionon squadrons ammunition, .’nr . : , l t r , I - ■■ - I and Ihree Ir.tnsport squaduadrons. plus On May.lt).10. Lt, Koben Klingmaii "t t : • j 1’ heaJquartcr. and scrv ice units.uni didn’l let a linleinic thing like ihc fact his ; j At sea. (. fitjhter squadjadrtms were guns had frozen/e n slop him fn»n down- ; iassigned to the faM carricirricn. of Task ing a high-llyinif'lng Jiipjnese bomber. He t I 'j M ■ f . f o a c 5N und 4 squadronsjns (2 lighter used the hugeye propeller of his F4L' i ' ond two torpedo lumber)er) flew from ”Cor«ir'’ to chopBuaych' the enemy’s cscon earners assignedJ tolo the inva- lail m ddcr andnd slabili/er. foa'ing the . ^ ss g rea l.lh a l the ^tiirines were vser thrown In all. his fourfou pbne division shot Itcavilv inttithedcjcnsoofthifth e fleet- down 13 o f ihc!ic enaiiyi for the lovs of I8 7S . ■ • , (Vi .May J. a 13-planee combat ci air only one M;innenne plane und pilot, l or " ' j s l ji.iiri'1 (C'AI'i from V.Mf-.lF-323 inter.; the I’acilic Warr'ar as a whole. Corsair vepii-d a group o f Japanese»c p_planes tlui pilots racked upup an impressive 11-1 ;<>uinumbcrcd them at least*a sl’ 3-1. The kill ratio. .
ori-ICIAL NAMEO: O F H N TR Y ■ — ^ TU73tiAx> / D a ^Pa/‘-ac(& ) M : You a re ctird io lly invin v itc d lo e n te r th e 13th AnnualAi We.stem 1 ^ ^ , JT f Days Parudtf. whichich will be held Saturday.* JuneJ 3, U'A ■ ’THEME: A/eiemories of Yesieierday; B .S Visions o f Tommorrow. Itfi:! ___^ M M T J-;.Ju n e _ 3 .jy « 5 ______-CL/VSSIHC,™iTlONOKIiNTRY* — : • T IM li: Line-up at l();()Oa()Oani rol'tcliitiNrii•Irfxir luJumi: in mmi in, ciinri iHimiIJ ^B K yiE ] Judging at 11:00ai . s n ;hf , pjtvJf Ihrmr ‘ Hcgins ut I2:00pn _ Mounted RillRidmtt (-'ub - Scniiir • DISTANCE: Approx. 4 nm iles _ Mounted RiilRidintt Club-Junior I R D B • STARTING; CSI Mumin EntranceE , ______• fiNDING: Anderson’s IGIGA _UuK«icsana'ind'or Cam I’orkingmUt L _Ani.qucC«r,l'an and or Truciors BHU m / __ili>r»c tirawriwn Wa^on - DmO ' Rin URN YOUR 1-NTRYflVFORMTO _noricI>rawniwn - Other . I OR 1 OR MORIi INI’QRA)R M A T 1 0 N -...... • ” • CO N TA C T: Commercialral KioaiI ■ L ^ mcrci'sl ; 1 Wesicm I)ays"t^ommiu II tOA*) I'roniier Koudu J _ Special I-niryiir^T^'ln'diviJual :• TwinFalts.IdahoH.^JOI-01-3371 _ Special Entryitry-Queen :• Timolhy Kelly. 733-241-2404 _ Spceial Entryitry - (iroup • _ Special liniiyiliy-Olher :• An Hoag- 734-9361 Team t : S haron U ryon • 73f»-22 UiMnituiir«mnnhrT<<>i>UM< ’■ (l'm nnrm v«ltn«rM«>.'«ili>itlMhc Mi ^ o | ■ r l:ntnrtslM>«tiiliMcall\nlomciimce. Cll)-lEntry (LcnKih.« of Honlorso. > of • : Noise or Musicisic - U»e 2iin ShccI o f Paper lo t^cscrilie)Dc ij - — ■ * : . ••• Rl-.STRK-RICTIONS & LIMITATIONS ••• • J No throwingihn candy from floats, I ; After rioal in chccknl in. vehiclesvch will not be allowed to go toi & fpim • * All enm ei w ill be iJccomicdlied 10 follow the Ihcme u f the paniuradc. Lmriei noi • *ll dceurated or th ii do not folUn>llow the theme will be atsctsedla a S2S.00entry3 fee.
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\IOIi' 'l I l I l M J a p a n — Sheimngconntinues-iiHTSar^ei 2V0 buys moi as]Bosniana lightingg spreadsIs u A gooiQ S SAR/UKVO.). t Bo3ATO“ilircatsits of air slHkcs foreed heavy>;y w vv’ciipons Wednesday, andnd heavy1 smoke from a sccondiddayofbit- d from the immediidiote pcriineler o f Sarajevo in February'F T be W ashington Pom . ler lighting cnvk elopedell battle lines to the soulh,Ilh, • 199J. B ql the i;12.5-mile "exclusion zone" hihas been The shellinglg .shaiply: curtoiled lhe U,N.,N. mission increasingly ignjinored os the threat of NATOT O strikes TOKYO - While lhe Cl „lmlon around Sarajevo:vo. Two peacekeepers werec v for hundreds off thousandstl o f pctvple across• Bosnia Bo - pans, ihcs^ollar's decline again “"S' vicst, where ihc-le-Uniied Nations reported gainslins by gov- ' wui becoming monore and more untenable. Il alsoilso icloudcd . r V'i*|8 Japanese yen may be general rating a cmmeni forces!., . hopcaofopoliticacai settlement o f lhe .‘t-yearH>ldId coconllici.- t bigger incrc;isc in Japan's pure la-hases Stnrlling ofr fifrom lines and the ciiy'ss ooutskirts The increasingng peril faced by 22.000 U.N.I.N. peace- of foreign goods (han an arn irmy oi Wednesday mornorning cscalaied into.a majclajor'battlc keeper prompieiled U.N, Sccrciary-Cieneralal UUoutroH tnidc ncgotiator> ever could. bcivveen govemimment and Serb troops. Mumlundreds of Boutnis-Cihali loo announcei Tuesday lhal the U.N:U.h force Impon.s are on the rise in J; Japan, shells were firedxi inii and out o f lhe cily. ' > should be trimnmled and redeployed w ithin Bosnia)snia. and the rcu.son is clear, „ , A l least 13 pcpeople were wounded, includluding two Bui NATO SeSecretary Gcncfnl Willy ClatClaes said "Wjiw. cheap." mumiured ■|o.,,kc pc-atckccpcrs. oneon Russian and one French.:h. iand five Wednesday he opopposes withdniwing lhe pcacciMcckecpi'rs KUKikuchi. a 2‘)-year-old while-c govemmeni soldi( becausc it will leaead to more violence, "We arere afraidal tif 7 1 worker as he inspected some e U.S.- NATO TighterIcrs swooped low ivcrShe: ca c a p ita l in an explosion, o f atan enlargement of the crisis."" he Siiid in A^phO® m mui ade g o lf bulls selling for hul lalflhe -respon,setoa.cuIIrail by U,N, oolniT^ldntK -v of Aihcas. Grcyce. Police officers soanlarch a car'nsarthe AumI ShlnrIS Kyo cult’s ' • ' Pf''price of Japanese-made ballslls al a M ount Fuji facHIUostos In Kam(kul»hlkl. Japan.in . Tokyo branch of Duiei.'ono n e o f ------Jap;Japan-ji biggest remilcrs.— ------Throughout thc siorc. a varierieiy o f oihcr U.S. products — beef.r. beer.I FINALL 3 DAYSS! C u l t camping cquipmcni. compactI discs.li leaderr s a y s ip c ^ n a l com puicis ~ w ere on s; pricprice.s m ^ h lower than compi ilomcstic'goods. Kikuchi tioii(isn lx)\ o f the go lf balls and siiid he ^ 2 0 * ^4 O F ! sectvwas fra ■glad" aboul the strung yen. hot' am ed §'landing its adverse effect lapanesc manufactunrK. All R egigular i Priced _ T O K V d (.-\i*» ThThe cull i:uru lioned brief iellv a lte r b e in g s e iz e d "Things --j arc becoming inc\|••\pcn- iiiii.Troi:iital hv police in einconneciion Tuesday ulal ihc cull's niounlain .ive," he suid happily. w iih"Iok>o\ dc;iilly j ly gas aituck^ strongholdId in thc town of It's |,' ;i phenomenon some pe a - in.iini.iiiioJ his innoccncc Kumikuishi• h ik i. n e a r M l T iiji ,n.v« ^ ATHLLETIC G lever expected hci«. I-or years, s U « liio \tl;i\, saving llir.lis Aum . Shinri Asahura insi nsisicd he was innocent ics li^s questioned whether a declir in K>o SOCI has hircn I n framed bv und told polic)lice he was healthy. thehe yen-dollary rate helps btxist siiliiilcs of , , pi'lice. O n Wednesday. ed however. J.S. y.s. and otl)cr foreign goods in Jap.in.Ja ^ SH(OES " A h si.lijiclv IU. one ne from Aum Asahura cotiiLfmplained of liver prob- file n,e skepticism is hu.scd largely 01 sprcail siirin." thc ner> lerve ga> that lems cach limeliit he was asked aboui belie>clief lhal Japan's com plex sy sla I killcil 12 ivopk- and Mck InSstock sickened 5.500 ihc subway.ay aiiack. a police wholvholesiilcrv and retailers raises di on lok\o's Mit>u:iysys March 20. spokesmann said• on condition of butii k Men's, Wom( •ution costs so high lhal consur men's & Children's. ^ l.iwNCf \lakoU< ' qu'quoied Shoko unonymiiy. . biirclKircly gel any bcncrn from cum Asahara a> saving "This " IS un Dcspilc Asahara'sAs proteslations. chanhanges by the limc imported gt jhsdluicK I'alsi; chafj:c.“:c “ reports mouiounlcd Ihat he ordered reacteach lhe store shelves. -C ouourt Shoes • Converse . . Hui I'IuUi saul Iil* dccliIcclined 111 rep- crimcs lhal g»igf w ell beyond the sub- While W the Jup;inese market rcm;mains • Aerierobic Shoes • New Balance ti'scm As.ihara »vhcn lheilie gun* asked way ultack. fariir hhanier to peneiniie ilian most>st arid him Ul he his aiU'mc%. A c u ll sL-ieniisl. Masami priccrices are still eye-ptipping by 1 •\s.ihara. 411. «as • W'aiking a l Shoes vas arresied Tsuchiya. linIn k e d th e s e e l lo th e stanillaniLirds, llgua*s show iJuii lhe rc.rcccni I • C sual SfShoes I uosilav >'ii. siis|MOuin>11 o i f ordering ne rv e g as ati^attack in Mulsumoio in droprop in thc dollar from aboul 1 Two Locatlorttlo n t Ihc siibwav .III,ick. The I arrest Jilne l‘WJ Ihatlha killed seven people, yencn al; Ihc beginning of IWJ) lo -R unningsI Shoes By; , to S«rv« You.'o u . . . c.ippcd a Uvi>-in»nih1 invcsiigaiion in , according 100 localI news rcpvins cii- currcurreni level of about S7 yen I Downtown}wn inlo Ihc Aiiin cull lhallat hasI rivcied ing p^'licc, raining - Nike prtidroducing an increase in Japapw“ -Cross Tra ike 1 & Lynwoodood Japan And thc MnMninichi newspaper said dcm.iemand for inipons. In Maa'h. im]"T"" Shoes •R e e •1 inenibcrs. the cull's chnrhief doctor admilled lo volurolum e w as up m ore ilu n 16 per*ca-cni eebok • inchiilin^ Asa'haia, are ar< jailed in planning 10 gi' publiiblic kidnapped Feb. 2K. “ “ The Tl im pact is e.Mremely ►mg." cards anH-Charge Accccounfs iVe/come I’.'licc sav Ihev will Wl chaigc I'he plan wa-vasn’r earned oui. ihc suidlid RobertI Heldnuin. chicf econoti.m.isi - DOWNTOWI A sahara \Mih nuiuler andam: aitcmpied nib."h." he siiid.' 6 -Personon / 0' Spa ond SHOES novel idea lor peace in Ihc i Middle (iadhall ;alledcall building a bomb 1 I . ■ XL800) RedwoodR. Loltice Gozel ^ 0 ______f'.asl m ore,line lear vveajH'aiH'Ms...... _._."sell-defen.sc.'e Hroadcasiinge Corp.C • ^ p m ' g Featuring C az eb o i Vietnam cutsi backb on funeralsIs for leaders J 1 0 SAVE $$$ ON p m L SPA MODELS/CHEMICA HANOI^Viclnani (Al'ikl’i Senior Soviei-siylc hhiispiiuls o m Ihe capital. \ ■ I .T f J ^ I OViR350,(0,000 SATISFIED CAI SPASM CUSTOMERS — <"nmrt»inrs1s. aciuslunicdned Io privi- where ihc dccoireor consists of cuncrclc HI s OUTLET U 2 DAYS ONLY Icjtes'rannini: rnmi beliefr medicalnn carc slabs instead oof f (er^’slal clumdclicrs. lo suhsidi/cd saicllilc disdishes, inusi Thc sealcd-dJ-dow n I'uncral.s arc an FRIDAY, MAY 19 now adiwst lo one lesss perkp< no ■ effort to .shorere up lhe govcmmcnl’s ■ 0:00 am - 7KX) pn more l&vi>h tuneraK al llaiu>rs l(j ele- popular support. pint Naiionai .Assembly . “ This is a gogood policy.” asserted SATURDAY, MAY 20 Oillcial newspapers aiinninnouncwrtfic'**’ book stall ov^mAner Nguyen Nhul. 68. CkOO am - 7KX) pn pam p;>hlhuro’s cosi.ciHlinjiiling measure n o lin g Ihiit onordinary people hold J JHb on W e»liies*la> funerals al hon^ome. oticn,inside tenis I hc niosi the powcrlul•ful c an .n o w piiched on a sidesidewalk. ; l’«)plc should ------—hope t<»r IS a eercfnnny inin oone o f m o - be treated cquall;lally. no privileges,**------1 " _
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T ' ' ______- Thur«d,y.fcUy IB. 19W 1T im M -N ^ . Twin FMsi Idaho0 A4tt — ------— r - ^ Opinionin M edia]m iss thA:s-News i,. S SL wl not enoudwugh policemen, noTcnout^ editorial stalT (iocs not undcrMm andthe r CA m AKL. — ■I ■ I courtsI lo Icnlbtrc a bw not supported 1 f / j / / / \ A y ^ concenu o f Jdohoons oboiit the contin*I by tb c: ppeople." o ued expansion o f policc power*era in land designed for thattpuiposc? pu Wewcr would all he better served if agcncics noi creatcd for ihcpufTpurpose o f Under no cireum:umstanccs should fed- govemmmment sought to increase its policing. Then ogain. a recentitstory sti eral employees bew placed p in a work acccplam>lance by the people rather than didn't help much either. cnvinmmcrnwilhoihout adequate seciirity, increaseiuc Ihe number of agencies lhat The headlines in Idaho read>d some-M particulariy w h cnfthethrcalofvio- r ^ havethettheir own policc forces. And thing like, “C n ig suppons disanisum ing lence ti prevalent./1 At the same time, if we wouhould oil be better served if The . federal agents." It was an inaccuKxunle theihreat exists iwcausebeo of local oppo- Tiijics-S.s«Ncvvs w ould try to understand ^stofy, totally misrepresenting{myposi- m) tition to an ui^jopulpular federal rcgula* '■ theprobli■oblcms that exist in local cotn- tion and taking what I said oututofcoo- o tion, the presences ofol armed federal muniticslies and their legiiim aic con* icxt agents m i^ only maVema Ihe situation cents reg;regarding federal land manage’* But this media*led fciMling;frcttzyis fre wonc. In just such:h cases, c cooperative ment policcpoii forces. a dangerous game. It questionsns thetl agreements with localloc ofTicials are motives o f those seeking to probTOtect needed more thannever. r LanyCjy C ia if is the senior U.S. senaior ------their Second AmeDdmcnJriabi*tbt» to keep------ll does u&.weIl.io..loAancoiberJhai______fitmJiiahfdiho------a n d b e tra im s.lt questions thleFitsl e F L |^ Amendment rights o f free spccc!ecch and. _____ assembly o f vast m m b e n of AiDcricam Aod al the same time, thereeislittle. is ^laim at the suggestion by theepresidem pr lhat the U.S. military play"a roleole in docnestic b w cnrorccmcni, o e n though fomier Secretary of Defc>efcnse Caspar Weinberger has said thatlhat using E | I the militaiy fur domestic purpose[x»ctis im i •“re g n a n t to democracy." Jt allollgoes lou for. This dog-pile by the medTiediahas . got to Slop, Let's stan with a clear undent -E ing. I believe this nation mustI insistitu on :obk:wh lat no tolerance for th c ^ who woulcould com* mil lawless acts o f violence rcgaiegardless o f the “cause" they say they fcpn VioloK e begets vioIetKC. Citizcro s t t w h o ^ a n outside the law shotild be caucaught ■ and punished. If they don't likekethe tl H M laws, they should act wiihin thehesystem s to gel those laws cliangcd. Periodriod. No ^ II 3 exceptions. J l the nei )ors W ^ l has caused this rccentit ruruckus isn't what 1 u id but the times we live in. I said exactly the sam e thingnglast Ij ) car. Wha» I expressed then (sodi ^ n o w ) was my cooccm about the continintinued c.'ipansion of'Tcdcral policc" inagen*ina cics noi ciratcd for that purpose. ' W hat is the proper rule o f fedciederal areJ up tonLOW. ollicials acting like o policc foreex c e in vca.s that are the responsibilityy ool f local la»v enforcement? Our founding fathcn were wisewisi lo place primary enforecmenl of out THERE’S ANE4EW I Miih local ofTicials. Ii's wwkedp( A t Key H.ink,‘th jv.u.'i.l iniiKl i-nic well. W here a need for federalr lavF I ENTlTRY IN THE DElEUYERY ■ l o n t h C D ailbreement existed, federal bw definitely lixikin^;urwh,.„ u; 6 - M o li\tii> ji. \ ' o t !.• ,oiiri)acfneni aBcncie* h a \« been«m crcat* OFREUABL it com es to Certific.i pliM siin- of diMlitif’. \s iili1 • cd.including the M a n Ju l's Servu ILE ■ Federal Bureau oflnvcstigation. t •j : Deposit. frim dly, helpful |x-t>pie Secret Service, the Dnig ^ fo rc e r ON-TIME SERV(VICE. ■ E ,r ■ - c .A ll you luixJ is . l.iliosiK-:>-.hl'.>rlid in age ::: a ^ like the National S e n ice, po AAnnouncing cabled oon n . t i n n e j mitninium dept'sit .ii marugcmcnl ic q u im law enforce 50* = cyltirikof Annii.il '.•iii-nt.i>;i- I,. capability. - InsQitallation and service: guarantee.gi neu- or existing Key l o OlSftl v o u t I I ), l l l 'l But h m far should w r take thecre-the Jd.ihodifckingors.1s.u-in>;s In’ viuir tunj;lils'flu’.'vi alion o f autonomous federa l polic WrVr Jninp, iiutinoss with a l>ratidl>r: n e w . forees within agcncics not daign°igned " “ . rfor ’ '*'■ .ic c o iin t to t.ik c .Vdv.iIv.inl.igv ^ H.iiik ottuf. And that purpose? Should public landindman* i ...... spirit.—You're Koing to receivcive a.w h o le ___ — - ofthisgre.ile.irninj;n s o p p o r - H i>'ij;i»Kjts s.iitii'thin>; to agemeni ogcncics like-the Forest new level of scrvtc'c. Onn tii S ^ice, Bureau of Land Managa t iin ity . .il'out t.>r tlu-ii,'\t siv Fish and Wildlife Scrvice and ’s?"-oth ■ licttcr Slill, we're putting ourlur mi o n e y Not only will youyo e.irn ^ 35^1Ills • have thetr own cops? Whal aboulout thcir where our mouth is. If wcVc i - own special weapons and tacticsicsand/or fl time for an instalbtioii appoino in im e iii, hi{*h r.ite, v o u II .i IIsom * li.ive ■' hostage rescue teams? W lut is wrong with the proveti you f>et it free. Guaraiitccd.L I : | f l | j process o f cooperative agreement! ' ' bate tc for a scrvice appointment,It, y o u g e l a where local Uw enforcement ofllc)IHc(als respond to criminal activity withirithin ihcir - $20 cretlii.Guaranteed. ■ | - jurisdictions, even ifit ison fedenderal . It's a whole new way o f doinglg buiinesiI land? Doesn't federal financiallassis* os: tance to local b w enforecmcntI agenciesa « ^ H | you're guaranteed tu like CEtfcEfl .Mfmbi-rF•r FDIC go a lot further in overall b w enfomlorce- TTt m n ment than fonning eniirely new.V federalfe - J ^MfHOViHocMU f..lj.Krjrv!4, SO t t policc forces? I ~'l!!.1l"Jjl'lhv ,\n imT v»; il,”;;";.;:,;:,’.': A nd if a situation tm iy requires 1-6230 or S36-6S65 Ijiil .J t;V|lv.M>lw«jn.1 p,.t J . .•■ilr.n.m eral assistance, w hy can 'l we calls < r ' ■ " federal bw enforcement agenciesic* I------
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]enfornce in the chest. ■ The bcncfii shootal w 737-:430 or Tim * a.m. to 3 p.m. Juneext. 2182. ^ "A memorial scrvicc will be h HjjljH .Silhouette Handgun I.m. Friday ut the school. Prizes will be givenital to schedule'' Twin Falls police conlinuc to seari-h’for> B shooien and lop leam I suspcct in the slaying. Policc are class. als for next year loti:otJking ft)r a stolen gray 199: Besides bencniiirO ’Leoiy Junior High lidekick w ith 2T -53860 license« plates,pi sn d sc h o o ls, p ro ce ed s v\n qIm Falls Clinic and, or two women who had been in 1the prcvcntublc-injuryphysicals ed on Monday ^: just before ihe shooting. ] ■ k for area communiiyrd in participating in ^A forensic pathologist in Ruj per- churchcs. clubs,nts in alhlctics next' ormed Wiggins' autopsy Tuesd day cares. For morcdated in after M ay 15. i>on. Safe Kids office atbring : consent forms Twin ' ’ Falls County Coroner Ger M in e ra l 7 ih 9 iU .exit-or t guardian,.along-- __saidiid_ii.appeared lhal Wiggins-Vv►-■‘w as hit a ------lyable lo Twin Falls coufi>up|_e of limes in the head befon:fore he w a .s ______. . ■ O’Leary, hospita-^nscnl-fom w^re ------?hoi. Thlrd-gradiider Karri Strang*, left, froitom Bickei Elementary Sci II office. The schcd- flThe fatal gunshot wound ”wa S ch o o l, m et h e r p e n pal foo r th e f ir s t tim e ■’was really Wednesdaylay: th lrd -flrad ar Ja n n lfeir r G< ard a n e r, fro m K im berly student physicals singinged and bum ^." indicating Ihlhai » llh c 8 u n irly Elementary School. Thehe two students and thoiriir TWIN FALLS - O’l6ih graders in the us touching Wiggin^f^ chcsi w lad lunch together, play mmathematlca gam er, madlade puzxles and shared aI rootr beor break at Bickei.e l. SchoflJLand the Twin iggcr was pulled. Turliy said. ’ hildren Improve their writ!riting a k llla and social skillkills, teachers Beverly NelsIson, of Bickei, and Hospital will ofTcr phy1 grade O ’Leary stu- trieve some muierials from'ihc ru c c rounj lhal All^llen, of KImberiy, pairedd off students accordingg t’ stu- “ 'd.id. • year need a physical dai • ThThe shoi Ion: through Wiggins’is’ liverI and *!in»cl»fwim r O'Leary disirict. ined for 7:30 p.m. not it “ •-temip e r e d b1 y m e r I identified ony sujpecis or wiink’iincvscs in m o r y olf f a i lu nre Room 108 ofihe ihec; a • 6 :3 0 p.m . for 7ih gr : asc. Policc ask tliai anyone withwit infor- By Mychel MottittbewaOobdman — daho in Twin Falls. matio Ition oboul ihc-shooting contacfJCl'Li. Ron Timcs-T^ewswrikriter J • 7:30 p.m. for «lhade gr Scoit Hallman. Axtm;lman at 736-2214.-' • dcni.s. mem relotions for . H A N S E N ;Schools Supcrinlcndcni aho.Technologies. . ■ Dick Smilh wasas still fiunncd Wednesday; Minid(ioka scho)ol board iclough. State Rep. I Council will discu ^ti-garbag that voters on1 1Tuesday had approved a yer David Mabe of water quality l\ie bond issue to builuildanew high schixil. n A "I d id n ’l sle epep at all lost nighl." Smith TWIN FALLS-Theon. Icall the ICIl-at lOl 113 said Wednesday. ! votersrs choose change IniiuNiry and th e Environ abbyist win 'y- , Voters in the j- T b e T im eo-N cw i W e d n e sdday ; Miorning because schooh o o l ing a pancrdimrassion < le Hansen School Disirici olficiaK w « ere ItK'kcd in discussion ove The meciing is plenne< !.45 million bond issue to will present i n [ RUPERT Voters> in the Minidt>ka ihe prescii':nee ot candidate's represenia.•nia Tuesday to Aspen Ro tl Wasliingt(;ton tim e-worn high schqol ' building with aa 1modem facility - which, Couniy School District:t c hose change in live al a [Hilling place. Collegc of Southem Idahnar Saturday Qyjg Je n n ifer Bunch could be open foi T uesday’s school b o a rdUclection el A woinanan represeniing /one ^ candiindl- Speakers will indudeThe Sicpfamilies Times for business late next year, ics-Ncws writer O u r o f 342 hal SchtXJl board Vice-Chaituirwomon Cecilia iliiie Nomun u C lan d g e ’ivas noi alK m ed:d ltir> SchiVil. { Stale 8ep. Jack Bamiclcic A Wicked negati' d two-thirds approval. alive experience with a privatelie londlill1 Ninety-nine balk; receptionisi. rcccivede d 2 2 0 ^ i ) i e s lo . S^-h«H>l tU isinct A ltoniey Hreni 1 injievigev • .* Mark Slubbs and lawyerjllcgc of Souihcm in Bur Hols were cost against the Jurlcy 10 promole a bill m WashWashington m easurir. ~ PaiietMm's 48. w inning the 2 o n ^ seat.____ said ob_se£«; r \ e rs hall lt» re t-isier w ithM ihi.' h e ______I B o i« . . ------^ — D.C.-tl :.-this week:------The total cost ------ln-Zonc-3rvoters'^rcprefcrrcd'Norma school disiistrict in writing live dav\ in f For more infonnalion,i ,.w h o o ls o IS a T h e st of the proposal is esti- he bill would give communitinities the mated at $2.75 mi Claridge Over Vicki Stew,lewon. Claridge. a advance of,'l'the electitiii , 336-8508. ion of Amerfcan right t million. ITtc districi plans It to decide whether oul-of-siaitilaie trash to pull some S30 Rupert housewife, receiverived 217 votes lu "The polloil IS a delicaie place The laws 1 stepmother, an could I }00.000 oul of ils reserve Id be hauled imo ihcir neighborhcirhoods. funds to complete Siewari’-s 121. arc ver>- pn in Middle Schtml ,,Susa Me th e project. protective of whai can be donelone Group rounder wi usan Duncan relumed from a trip 10 the No opposition1 tot the proposal had*t>een Claridge takes the scotse vacated by iherc." Tin^ngey \;iid . nation'on’s capital Wednesday bearingring new* voiced before Ihe Russ Holland, who resigne election. Smilh said, ;c’s representative was therehere the U.S. Senate had passedd itits own But Smith, whe M eanwhile discussiosion aboul who lochallengt TWIN FALLS - Th vole. . - wasn't sure how delayed results from Tues'uesday Minidoka allowed to \ _ a workshop Saturdaylls ci ond monogmg______^ n t IW to interpret Ihe quiet ,> w itness Ihe election uncan lives iust a few mitf* nu>n»w ay fm m . - CwjnixSeheoUicaaLElco Grow Up To Bertijniir9>:m. lo ihc siu itjn-lt^it-no-wrel-ihot-the- - Jto is i! ______site of a controversial privatee I:landfill folks in his distri Results were not 'made4le available until this co.se."■ h e said Stepmother” al the ColicihopisSip. west of trict preferred consolida- : of Burtey. ThftilamjmLjiuUoarbuuniles_ tion to building a school for just )65 siu- *- Iduho. ' note infonnoiion. away fromfi a regional county landfill, y Ifill, near- d e n ts, he sa id - 60 6 ptrreenl of Ihe voters disiricl’s d; secondary studen M a ri o n S u m m e r srsr* , .v Cenier for - lyopen>ened last year. dents under one replace anc1 old building." - voted against 0a simitar proposal Hve roof. rt The two districts hovt Slepfumily AssocialibnK)70. . • BJt ut workV on the site ceased when I love a combined Had bolh>lh d is tric ts p a s s e d b o n d s fifive tfn B o ise -. y c a r \o g o .„ s e c o n d a ry e n r o llm e n i o f u^ board member, is a st d devcldper Doug Lombwjile r_ubt>ut_3_2()__siu^__■■ - w h en c o n s tru c tit>n c tisis w c file d .ft)r------'Though-pleaseded-with-lhccommumty’r~didenis. author and a Meridian f f e p lpier c ! 11 bankruptcy. A number. Umer - ilisnslead ot alicmpiing consotidolida- vr ofhis show of *upp'ortrt for the a new school. “I Hill think lhal was ; c o unselor. crediloiilors had filed lawsuits against hi as a move that non. boih disincisd could have'had betlb e tter I him for Smith expressetl1 regrett that the election should *1: have token placc.” Sn Summers will discuss Ild bill*, Initial engineering re ' Smilh said. buildings forfo less money. Smith said.1. ; reports means the end to> hivcffortsh to get consol- But last monlh, on the stepmother, commun ;aled that Lomow would be haali the founh try. But. he: odded,i neither disirict c coti o u ld aaling in idalion pxssed. . MMurtaugh passed a $1.85 mi stepchildren, positive ct ‘ irash fronvutahfr« and Nevada, million bond lo have passeticd a bond with the consolido lid a - wilh blologicul parents i WhUe voters init Hansen bockcd two bibuild a new high school - virtually> seal- tion issue le B 2 “ I ffeel « ^ 1 the locol govemmeni11 slshould consolidaiiqrv-iAtcii left unresolved, empts - one in-1986 and inmg the fate of bpth districts.rts. Smilh taid. ' ’M’m not Q . . have 0 nr g h i 10 say no, even to theseic^voie ^ another in 1994 • ot going to cry over spill,M llc d 4 p.m. Saturday workshoj > 7 the district failed to ’ ’ ” M u rt« u g h ’» b o n d p assoisogc ] helped ut milk,” Smii ' c*..| feel strongly ihal we have tc (lith said. “I’m happy thec wwoy e to pro- gain a willlagUwUVi^jwr. in e ith e r elec tio n . papa» oora.” Smith said. ”’I l thtl in k Ihe tw%. t>ii. To register or for mon------B fi------^ c t l . nf i itn r n r h iag.- .DuiiLun lUtU T'l VieJ - r n n r r ------ihi. guji uf Ukla luiLsi vuiliulluaiion piipie ir^the Han»cn distnct fit coll Diana Pauls al CSI 1 in A pnl. : finally realized lot. happiercr hod the two dniricis'cot'c o m - B 7 - 1 0 attempt with ththe Murtaugh School ththat consolidotion -is not s New Directions, 736-007( t going to lake bined. .1 think th wc'would have beenc c n a Pleatj sM toBBYISflS T /B 3 D istrict. S m ilh saitjlid. was lo hou»c the twb pliplace., They also reolized thath a t wc,^M ed jlo m u c h b e lte r • CompU^fto cr district.” ' •
fI ■ ------T , 1 . ■ ■ , . . . .• •______^ ______Obituaries y-. ' ■ . ^ a g l c Valley ------V om its______Sports B-2 Tlmo».N*w».,Tw)ninFwl*. Fl W«ho .Thur*J»y. M ayia.18.1995 Crapi>0 legislaation aimIts to spe
Roberr-Uly»i«*■et Wiiyon. ot' Jerome,. n memorial scrvicc. 2 -p.m..m. Saturday, American Legl . Hurley. 1 p.m. todayd-iy.'Hurlcy WcM p.m . l-riiJriduy. First Chrislian Halllall in Fairfield, (Demaray^ openiin g o fN ch•Mtln^cn■ Jerome). CharleaC l “Cbirllo" Katt, *• Republican Congressmen B u l S k e e nI dump could open. ^ Mi>riuiin in Uurley). KLing in i Hill, memorial sefVice, m r 2 }______of. Idaho..and Joe » .. - . _ “Once thc DOE has demoinnonstrated >rd-----H « H o w « lh ------o f- p r:iii.'Sarfd8y~Bt'liis m : Fir Gm said his bilL rrjvr- ^fNcw Mcx i jp S 9 H would reduce compliance, t h ^ is no reas(-eason to sit Forreil L. Pfcif tn lo ii ;r .. Cicnicm Memorial opening o f t h e Newfew Mexico dump far more important to bcgii (!;irilon> in Burl..I.y, n'.yn. D 0 g for low-lcvel-buibut-long-lasting prepare the >egin trans- Miirluaryjji lliirlcyl, ath noticc?es radioactive waste. '•><<* dump for-opert- fcrring the wastes from the[he geneiat-( _ “We need to ren-emove thc road- \ ing. He empha- ii^ sites around the country.^ Lillian Ethel Chrirbriitie, of 1‘wiii G alc C. BiB ingham > 1995995. in Mesa. blocks that havee |prevented the In addition, thc bill would:luld: J-..1U. I p .m itHliodav. Hrewer- HURLl-Yl-Y - Gnie C. Uinghaih.' ^ A memorial scrvice willI be1 opening,” said Crapeopo, w h o se dislrict rrm. would . still. • • Exempt the dump fromiDm federal ' Koiiski> M ortuary. m Omaha. Nch. 77. ol'Durkirley. died Tuesday. May held;td at 11:30 a.m, Monday alI tlthe includes thc Idoho Idt National leave the EPA land disposal regulationsI on storage I riciuls m.iy c.illI iliis ill evening ut |6. , uiUl Ihc Cassia Memorial etchum Cemetery, with rilriles Engineering Laboiboratory where with some regu- of so-called iransuranicn ic m ix e d • (he Muiriiiary, (localcai jirrunpetnents llospiiul in Uurley. con.'ijnduQcd by the Americiican much of thc waste:e cdestined for the lotoryauthority. auti waste that duplicate otherr wwa aste dis- arc iiciJei the ilircci•cclion i>l' White The funeineral will be held al 1 egion Post in Ketchum. dump is currently stastored. ■ The EnergyEn Department would Mi’rtu.iry in I winI I'al''all\). p.m. todaylay at .the McCulloch- M M* emorial coniribulions mayybe I Skeen and Crapeopo said the bill still needxd permits from the EPA as • Remove rcquiremenile n t s Ihut 1 hin sen Mtloriuory oi in Burleyj_with__ ade to thc M ountain Statia I es _____ inj^rpduccdJVcdne^esday_wouldJiaYC___^wcU.as-fiisJjomJ^ew-Mexica-cni'itun—— wasw-bc-rctrievable-becauseluse-testing------r - R y a n — G le n —- w W i g g l n * . o f Iv. H rcni RiRasmussen ufnciatini;. umor InstilutcTryi E. Bannocock. the Depanment of Energy rather mental1 regulators,re whose rcquirc- has*proven Ihe d u m p ’s reliabliability, ■ ~ <'asilct'i'rtl. mctmiriaonal '.crMce. 10 lUinal willnil be al the Pleasant BomoitelD K 3712;or to a charity:y o f than the E nvironmmental c Protection ments areare broad enough to include • Moves up the target oope pening to . am I'riilay. CaMiaNtlcfoiil Hiyh View Cenumeicry in Uurley. with c donor's choice, Agency ccrtify that th the Waste any furthcrthcr conditions implemented March 1997 sinfc "someime of the • Sk'luiol, t W hile Mi' in I'w m I'iniil rilees s by lhe Uurley-Elks _ Isolotion Pilot Plantjnt complies with after openpcning. extra time built into the schctchcdule” is l-.iH>) Lod^e. FriFriend-s may call from labriel N. Fuentcs federal environmcntantal laws. ‘ Anolhcther part of the bill would being removed. I I , .11) a.mn. , until the lime of the RUPERT RL - Gabriel Nevar«irez Thc undergrounund dump near reduce fromfro two months lo one the • P rovide a n im m ediatele S2DS: mil- H enry H o w ardI CiC*»e. of I'win funeral alI Ihcih funcnil chapel, Fuenicntes. 23. of Rupcri, diuld h o ld d e fe n se tim e allo*illo«rcd for on EPA review of lion to the state rather thanin delayingdi ------h n d a y — W h jfc ------VVedredncsdayrM ay-J 7,-J 993,-ne,near indu-^lry'waste inclueluding (ons nou' (he Energicrgy Department'^ eompli- th e payment until the fintlirfl waste M onuary in Tw inI Fall!., I'a viewmy; Jac k Bcnnnncil B uirlcy. rlc from injuries susuinedd Iin stored at ihc INELEL is currenlly ancc-appi^pplication and eliminate a shipmenlsarrive. - •J K p tn CoJiiyy at a Ihe funeral KLTCHLHUM Jack'Uenncil. 0"““'automobile accident.’ chapel. 74, ofAlcsaCS4, A ri/... and form erly .^•'5A rra n g e m e m i a re p e n d in g an o f K e tc hfium, u i died March 31, ill.be ‘ .announced by the Payr,yne IdahoI FaUs SUS] Clarencc A. Emerion, Ei of Mortuary o m in Burley. spends Realtors ti^try HospHitals C- officerr who fireied at car to sell — IDAHO FALLS (AP)(Al — An Idaho chose thataal beganI in U con. T he I'ecn- MAGIC VALLEYI- REGIONALRl MEDICAL CENTETER lll.inca Duran. Melanielie HoskinsI and Glen Johnson, *1•11 Falls policc sergeant,it, wv ho w as recog- a g e r on ra n numerous stop sign.s, historic horr)me of Hurley: Cleo Freemaiman of Heybum; and Michelhslle nized as thc departmcmcnt’s supervisor reachingg s| speeds o fu ip (o IDS m ph POCATELLO (AP)kP) - - Marvhant and Keith Warr,rr, botht o f Oakley. % arc omitted al patimlN’ rei]tie%l. of the year last w eek,::k, has b e m disci- a s he ranin sseveral ofTiccrs including Rcaltora will try lo sell theIhe veil- piincd for improperly i AcfaliRed Binh* ly Tiring at a flee- A nderson3n F«Falls; ~. MINIDOKA MEM EMORIAL HOSPITAL Sgt. Richard Andeiiderson has been said, Thcic driverd stopped the c ar fol- Tuesday decidcd lo let agcniigcnu try and Judy J«niexiifKimt>«imbcriy. suspended without payw y for tw o w eeks low ing thcIhe shootingi after cireling the to sell the 95-year-old homhotr e. It AdmittedA 10 t e follow ed by a SIX-monthsix period b l« k , theK policep report show'ed. recommended the City CCoi ouncil CASSIA^ MEMORIALM HOSPfTAL Jeannie Conirerat andid MN arie M ealer. both o f RupeH:•n; o f probation. Hagen said.sai Aggravaavating the situation was and Blanca Sanchez o f Paul’aul. agree-w.list thc house and four No one was injuredred in the May 9 Anderson' Adntlaed on's failure to report Ihe cily lo\( with Mike anda n d J im k ic lv l<»vd. C'arvIvl HofTman.ll Mailie M iller andI Rile>; M arcui Albcri>on and Virgiirginia William Stuan, LucilleIc PierceP and ie u ica Flores, all ofol city’s downtown wh'where Anderson At least»t threei Bonneville County Landmark. They were ththe e only l^n^tc. iHilh ol' Rupert;•n; VVillum' liad^ier, Stcl'an OelflgnflgarM Rupert, shot at the car. strikinking the lefl rear shcrifrs's deputies, who were R ealtors to subm it a proposo[K>sal. and Marituici llernunM;anMrn. atl o f Paul; Cindy Flemingling of wheel well. t in v o lv eid. d . also did not report il, "W e're hoping that theytiey have Oakjcy; and Donald OarrardOan of Jonbn Valley, Ore, Birtfa A day b tc r. Andcrsorson was honored Sheriff ByronByi Stommel said. Two acccss'lo people who areire inler-i: A daughter was bom to Marcelino I and Olanu Sancheilez at the awards dinner sponsoredsp by die were givenvcn verbal warnings and a ' ested and may not have rcspond-rcsp R e k u ed ofPaul. Greater Idaho Fallslls Chamber of shift supervlervisor, whom Stommel did cd yci.” commission ch - —i Com merce. not identify,tify, was suspended for u day, woman Victoria Jones said.lid. • ------] TTjc 17-ycar-old diivcrdii of Ihc car Stommelnei said he thought the pur- Commissioners rejected:te d one For obituarjary rate information. was charged withth aggravated suit wasI hondlcdha "extremely well." offer for the 5201,000lO h o m e call 7334)93-931, extension 278 asiauit on o policece officer and bul the di^Italics should have reported which has recenlly beenI the silc Obituaaries felony eluding afterr tryingtr lo evade the shooiindling even iPAndetvin chose for receptions and other evencvcnLs. ~ police nnd shcrifTs*s deputiesi in a nul to, . bratodted a l 2 p.m , Friday. May 19. ai |t>o funeral funi chapol. with Father Porry ■ ■ D oddsId s a s cotobrani. Tho hof family suggests thal momonalnat Foundatition’s r “ contriCitributions bo givon to tho NQlioniional Parkinson Foundation, in coro0 of ol Reynolds Funorol C h^el.V assets grrow ^ ■ -24666 A ddison Avo. EosL Tvnn F^lls IDB3303301 % * 53% in i1994 /I t ? p a n c a k k ^ . « BOISE ( A P ) - A sssets s c of the Idaho 1S24 8iaiL*kttBMN. iSt STE/tKUOLSE tofM bwa !!*••* VtHiT i V: Vi. ,7, Community Fuundatiollion grew by 53 Ol0IM* » r«« OM/r • M Ml M 11«ivrntm I ■ percent lo S8,4 millionin in i thc last year. _ _ H and it handed out nearl»rly $320,000 in . E H grants.to more thann 100I nonproru Early Bircd D in n e r■V______9 ------organizations,------jg Thai was the rcponrt from11 nxecutivc S p e csia ls f H Director Sieve Guerberber on Wednes- Served from 4:00^7:0too Monday-Frlday 9 day to the foundation'sn'> 1’“ '- Includi By ing in Boise. * udes choice of soup or satalad & choice of beveragb 10. 1913, received his \ . education.the environionment or even >pellman . arold L aw rence Storey. 61. of You C a n1 Eat BBQ Ribs.. . Beefif RibsRit in Nickofson. Kan , tcto Curlis C Oogroo m odu e feeding hungry childim .' tollman, 85, ot Twin Falls, ding., died Tuesday, M ayi6. Wl.' slow cookm iked In a tanffy sa u ca to perfect!tctlon, Sonirod wtlh m ashed potatostatoes, a n d I d a ; M a o V\ o flS ic k lo *932- Robcfl}y. rr May 16. 1995, at Iho His foundation hass asscua of more Baldwin Ho aitondoidod'm-lilary Waukegan, I y a i hiB residonco., aro Contor ' jrold was bom SopI. 27. 1933.3 than S2I million, andand he said the Wkf//P5 DChooi in Claromoro,ro. Ok'ia . a n d m • at S S iilflF ried ChlckeC6n...3 pieces of golden friedried is bom SopI 20. 1909. m .ibofly. Utah, iho oon of biggesi challenge in Id in Moxico. Mo . and an Ottawa science and h on. Served virilh m ashed potatoito e s, v e g e ta b le & roll. III. Ho oncnded school m nam N. Storey ond Rosottala more money into the fo Hign Scfiool in Khnsnn sn s O n M ay " a s a (ool^ball ]nd w as active m aihiei- ir'Stofoy. Harold graduatedid can bcHCT m eet needs. • 2 2 . 193-5. ho tTiariiodod RoDoria J ’ aitonded l^o Umvoraty W obor High S chool in 1951,1, Thc Idaho Communitinity Foundation ;SS£||A II Yo u C a n1 Eat I Fish..,B a tto r dipped>d& & Boll ol Otlaw'ii, kan ka Gtnnn scnool1 in i Maclisod and Bfudley attended college at Ulahifl attracts gifts and Q u e s ts 0 a golden brown. S e rv ed wrtth> frfrench fries, cole slaw & vegetagetable ‘ workud wiin his (athoithor building n d' P eo n a , in . w hore ho H a m i esls for charitable ) University. Ho so n /o d In thoI® purposes, primarily inI theth< form o f per- and marketing Ihoho Baldwin. 2, IS bachelor ol science “ Army , from 1953*^, ond was manent endowmentii. It then manages IQ jim steak& allyyou c a n e a t Gloanof Combino. iducaiion On Nov 14, _ '^^rotitomic lest veteran, Harold m s S iM diDayi ^hrlmp*..,*g wofhod in construeruction as a S'S 1 m a/iied Eliio Hanxir m yTOdiniiod Karon Stophons on March assets under its control3l andi distributes AIID wolder-pipolitlor m ' , 11! He movod lo earnings to nonprolit grotpoops. in IG states ‘ h o w as a me 1956, in Libony. Utah. Harold sssJ- Glonn also lartnodidinDawos i Cainoiic Church. and laugril high school , Karon liVod In Liberty until County. Nob., and MMeososLake. was a'(loquonld historyi courses, and IT L'b(m o v o d to Idaho In ,1971. JP ------Wasn Ho rolifod altc lail c o a c n in 1946. he irold was a morrfber ol tho oltor working senior citi/ons c — on construction'o(II IhoU Diablo iei,cs but wasand Mound. Wasn, and °[.rW o rd LD S C h u r c h in ^ Valley Nuclear Poworver Station in looiban Ho alaol in nearby Rochester jin g . H arold sp o n i h is lifo a s a" r I nrheTimes-NSlews relurned to Waukegan ^'1 Calilornia wood and onjoi ’ farmer. Ho lovod his lamily. Ho'was acttvo inm a m a l o u r tns shop ed his teaching career. ) and horsos, n 1973, and moved to Arr ' Gratefifully Acknoww iedges fadio as WA6NDL)L forI m any -Survivors me irold Is survlvot} by his wilo, in 1901. moved lo^w .n 'O '' a '® '’ yOc'KB, a n d w a s aI m o m b o f o l yoars, Ellio Spc m arriodn. lour sons. Sloven (Roxanno) 1^ ' Iho Nipomo .Prosresbytorian two dnugniers, ly ol Buhl. Miko (Julio) Storoy tiwmbor ot St Edwards C h u r c h , Iho E lk s Lodgo. LO' and. Twm Falis and Joo (Nancy) Storoy. both ol uch in Twin Falls, and ho Pipofitlofs Local No3 4 0 3 . Uttieton. C ok): ^ ling, a n d Bill (D abboy) Storoy_ ml voluniocr lof Iho local Glonn Is survivedJ bbi y h is w ife. Spollman ol Tw *ntain Homo; two daugliloTs, IS contof Ho kjved ath- ‘ "Roborin, of Twin Falls. Fa Ihroo chiidion. Tracy f e (Brian) Oavis olNHagorman PRINTING, INC. vas ospociatly lond of 2nd K atieV\ S loroy of G o o d in g ; 13 ___ daughtorb. CrystalII anda Frank Sandy Bnggsolso o loved to work with Goodinj 2UllHkm Hii.TinFluinu : dchlldron: ono sistor, Carol31 : ; Hoqy of Twin Falls. KarolynandKa Nancy Lanoi|oyod c spending timo m d “J|Y lOtlo. Wyo Sofonson of Pa Pilcher ol Liberty. Utah; andf ■ l i m \ 1 \ \ •^ U m U H v A S A N EW SPA PER IN : Rny Jonos of .GMlotl d • Ij ■jj j j [j j! ^ • o l N tp o m o , lofry Hicks of B. brother. Elmor J. Sloroy of and Joyce Wamof of include, his wife bl 62 „ - SC b V A c i EDUCATION SPONSOROR • Caht., two sons. Larrja rry B aldw in G um no Wostmi a Monica. Calif. Harold was \\\\-i\\Mwn Spellman ol Twin Falls. ided » in death by his paronts; - >KnN6\\\\-i\\\\\\\\\\ ------Ih^wnWMWUWKJfamatieall): K ally__ . lvoMl*n«d ttM world lor oVerf 30 _ ------^^oLJiingvYiKLlL— LOX:0X Q5_O £ld41g±^'^rs, Barbara Sofonson of Storeywoihef^-eiftko-ttnd-aoyd-K— o r = = ^ j i C Arnold Saldwjn-of' PRiW SouthOT I d a ^ ^ e r i U In «-«iFiig i md Paincio Parsley of ly: and one sistor, Lorraino 3: one bfoiTm. Ricna/d — Ocoancido. Caltf.;' nin Twtn Falls; nino grand-. ° D funoral will bo hold al 1 p.m. u v * devetopMl m tni« butlr>»M'*ch pwtnarthip by provWing tt>a wtwi*loiaUlc t ■ childron; and thfoi :y H odgos ol Twin Falls, ly. May 19. 1995. at tho grandcHiidron. 5 ol Kofinowick, Wash,. oxpwtenca of nmrspaper fbr thoMthOM 9lno LOS Church. Frionds ■tudMits and melr tMChwi.s. .The funoral will 0 of J o ro m o . Jo o V, call Irom 5 lo 7 p.m. today at Salurday. May 27. 19( P arndiso Valloy. Ariz., >-00 Pile AGAIN TKANKSI1 . □ray'a Gooding Chapel and . J — I Aca Prtnttrtg, Irtc. ■ Nipomo Prosbyterlon f Bouldof. C olo, Colotio noon until 1 p.m. on Friday at Nipomo, Calif. i S s 'M gitmmstor, Coto.. R chard (V “ ing. A memorial hurch. BhLP tctu fB d lsA ce Prtntlng., InInc.. . NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATIONION ; ora, Colo.. Dak) Hicks. 1 on Main A ve n u e NorthilnTwlnFalis. In ■ ___j ' k x a t e d o sponsored o n e Southem la mam ■ ' Ac S PrtnttnQ SpC ildahoClassfoom. • n '^ i^ w a s p?ocodod'*in' ■ gMngareai<3 students fhe opportunit)nity to discover parents, ono sislor and ^ 7*?° t wortd through ttie newvspaper. sp m dchikj'. th ev . gii Wllh Rosary will tako G odO tni 1 m, loday. Moy 18. ol > sponsor a classroroom contact: m oral C h a p o l in Twin po'T ’Ofa! To help 1 n e iorPatTY oricot7a3-m TheTim es^NevroiT O j , her Robb KoikK ofttfiat- J Im Allen AVlUono ♦0931. >xt. 2S2 or2S3 I irial M ass vnll bo coto- “ 7 ^ # ^ •
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-» .. _ ■ . l_ Magic Valli!!® y I tst-cltiass:^feBty ~ Albion' i"Glub"=h-gjiriefly ■ la c e s^K a n g r ^ ;ar-end collision kikills Burley manI URLEY - A rcor-end collision, ii-iruck— ------I ifiowneership' »=irailer'killed a Burley man earlyly W ednesday m om ing. I !■ • Jbricl F uenles. 24. wus dead atJt the scene of ihe accident east o f H TbeTimes-Newi the imcrintersection of Highway 30 undtid 2IK) South, seven m iles west o f I I iiurlcy.cy. R ALBION - The onlyon dining spot Snivelavelling at high speed. Fuentcs.•s. drove a 1‘JKK Chevy Hcretiana into'11 B in town, known brfor ils ambience. >ack end o f a Kenwonh semi-truiruck and trailer ut -t:-t5 a m . CussiaCus Ily S h e rif fs O lfice I.t Jim iii^egens siiid K . W finger steaks and1 pattypi melts, is County! n changing owners. Policeilice urc still investigating ih cvaccident. u he said. Fucnies’’ .speed.spt ^ P Barbara Meyer, fromfr Shoup. is was iioi1101 know n W ednesday altcm immn f ,■ buying the bar andi diner.d She was iparentiy the truck, dnven h> JcJcll McC ov. .11. ot .Mudaugh.^h. had1 19 part owner of the Ranlamshead fishing flullcd onto H i^ w a y .K) iravcll;lling easi .McCoy had steeredred his l _ j ' i I and hunting lodge[c on< Ihe North ; into the lane when Fuentcs tat;anic u p 'tro m behind at liigliI speedspc Ibb Fork of the Solmonon River and andsnu'.nushed into the rear o f th e irui.kK'k. H igcns said. —; ------dccidcd-to-go-snto-bi.-b iu in c k ^ o n .h c r------) ptiiblcms were tnnnil with il»tl»Ll'ii}i!ini:_L’n _ M c C u y j.truj i;L t k J . j c ______• - own. . vaid _ Meyer ha.% run intonio many people icntcs d ie d from m assiv e hc,ulul and cJicM injuries Ilc u j s 1 ■ in the Magic Valleillcy who have ing a scat belt. retreated lo the Rama m sh ea d L odge, . , she said. Auxiixiliary sponsors ‘I‘Poppy Days’ ^ The club has beei een up lor sale xvi’is.'VI.S' FA L L S - Tlie Arneric.in l.i ^ since Dick Adams; hadh< open-heart l.eguin AiiMliars- is sponsoringring Its al “J‘oppy Days" KhJjv j /kJ J-m ^ surgei^ a couple year -ri(Jj» a» .1 tanitider to Anicnc.irric.ms ears ago. A dam s ,hat mill,nillions uf people have sacrilicei ■ ond his wife. Mardene L'ed their lives und health in sersi< n ice enc. have owned ,„„u,narnaliDn. H it for nearly seven yeai'Cars. \ipm K mk rmbcrs of the Amencan Legion;n and American Legion auiiiiari>hm ^mcrlcan Legion uses the puppiipiCN' brilli.iiii ted hliMiin as j syi ■ - for Ihe expanded Ponuimcrdk Ski ara ll il'llic bliHxl that has been vlicil;il .md the >.n.ririces w.ir sclera H develops and the ri,y„fR„ck,Ci t;’ ; J :lcrans, endured. , ■ N ational Rescr%c attra.tracts more peo- , nations will be accepieii ami cC'lninhiiiicinv ik-\nie(l eiitifel> ' pie. She pluns to addad some new el> to lilitation and assistance lur veicr.cr.itis .iMil Ilk'll l.irnilies » items to the menuLl anda hopcs^to K draw in skiers and iraselerslra\ visiting Compiled from wire repoirporxs S the Cily of Rocks. I “There is so much r I thai hasn't been lappwiiiirri.'l'd"' '2 k illeled by gunm an atc auto body she; h o p 9 While Meyer plans STO N (AP) A m.iti (( , i'liriu ^iK Tiifs ..iik i.iK s.tul ■ f bar. she wanls to turn 1 m l Juwn tw o people at an aiii>> H more of a family spoi O rcn K.incs, «li.> Iim-s near the •p W ednesiiy. and polKC 111 wmw’.ir.iiic. N.iiil lie licaiil ('erwecr 9 only restaurant in the ai ».ecn ir> .‘larkslon. W ash.. arrestc 0 line else .11 ihe gara^:c was hun I found in Bi3ronco, [~ " iTiaia^ Ml I D N A e x plert e say s 0 Newadfy ^ iiiiiJUJ m
H LOS ASC.iiLMS -- DNA tests . - . ' B indicated that mixtureses c o f blood from ■ Nicole Brown. Simp'ttpson. Ronald H (ioldman und O.J. Sim;im pson were in . 1 the fixitball great's Fortord Briinco and ^ ^ I on a glove foundd outside his I BrcnlwtHHl hom e, a lita:litate crim inalist B .. . icslifieij Wednesday,y, marking the ; •‘XVrHtmnXIVnmnmHtmV . first time Simpson's bkxt)kMHl w-as found ■ I II r • * ■ : Pihii EI«menUry ScS c h o o l k ln d e rg a rte m e r KaKami McKenzie w as In thee d riv er’s s e a t mixed w ith the victimv'."■ / • I ' ' W e d n e sd a y d u rinig g a lesson on mailbox saflafety. Rural mali carriers viivisited eight schools,' Also, in an autopsy rcrenon released I ^ ^ . after coun was adjournumetL the chief f teaching youngsterters how to safely retrieve ve th e ir m all a fte r It is deltveiIvered. county coroner said hele couldc nol rule ‘ | f e — * out the possibility lhatIt moren than one Commissioneilers visit Hill Air ^ knife wxs used in d)c mumurders. :r Force Base gpipok^e man11. Wednesday's testistimony from f H IL L IA lR FORC’E-By^BASE. Ulah Base spokesIcesman Lt. Col. Frank ^ Gary Sims, a seniorr cci rim in alist at ^ | “BEST BAGGERlE R " -BEST MULCHEfHER" (API — Four base closunsure commis- Urben considerdcrs the commissioners' < ^ _____the C alifornia Dep artnimtmt u o f Ju ^ ^ 'c »iunctt.urc sclicUuIcd to> lourloi HiirAir visit an.upportiorlunity'lo'shuw ofTihe i SAME MACHINEINE! Ij-Gonvicted laboratory. was'igrapMcFlic a h d ~ d r^ a t^ ■ ■ £■ Force Ua.sc Tor six hourss nextnc week to base. I tests on cach ■t ic. As he discussed te I ■ g law m I h a c t o r s> rPOKANl:-(-Api'~ The manan off stickers to reve fliKl Closure Com m ittee (BR/\C)heir-(UR they wanNo see>*c.” - ' accuso jT D n rjg e r » \ used of beating a 13-year-old ruirun* S im p so n o r th e v ic iinlinis could be . >n^ in San Francisco to ili!>ciIII.CUSS the faie Urben saidI he platuied tu show ilie away t< 1 n n d ^ uy to death with a baseball bat u:was genetically linked tu) Ihcll evidence. \ M ^ h e r ^ ol (l>c ndtioo'ii five oJr logistiiistics ccntere. "commissioners;rs areas of the greatest convic ivicted of first-degree murderr con Over and over. SimsIS revealed1 the ^ Utah oHlciaU have b mvn allottedi 75 military value,;. suchs as the base's mis- Wedm -V ANO BAOOJXO Krra :dnesday in Spokane Countinty words "not excluded." minutes of speaking timee at ilu t m eet- sile. landing gear, gc a ir c ra n mainte* Superi. n ^ ‘— I SIOO ' sTooo Lobbyistit ------Tacont:oma runaw ay Relwcca Hedman. 1 in. with genetic m arkers in Simpson; and Tie ease prom pted the Becca Bi! Continued from B l Dill, both victims. A third su sta in -th e re was ■T^^: ' i' I ^7S ...j, „ communitiess thet right to decide »l^h'ich was p a s^ by the Legislatui ture consistent with the bloodb|i of O.J. ' S' Duncan made—thele trip to whether to allcllow a lanjlfill in their |aj,motith ^ to give parents and polic I WJTM TRAOe _J '■lis ilice Simpson and Goldman.1. ^ . fy'~ WITH TNADC WITMTRAOe— W ashington, D .C .. Ia»t yeaiyear lo lobby area. While it isI encouraginjj that morecirc control os er runaways, .Morc sensitive geneticctic flngcrpnm - Tor passage of the sameme bill that the Senate pxwAsed its own version, il n closing g| arguments on Tuesday ia^. ing tests found stain:lins matching - - T i " d id n ’t m ake il n u t o f thehe House: or gives the statee thet! right to say ''no- Ocpu,.;>uty Prosecutor Steve Kinn sal >aid G o ld m a n 's blo o d andd a mixture of Senate. She is a membcnber of the. to inlcntate tnulrush, she explained. Medio-dlock killed the girl, who wa .. ]Tissrz.'z:rr^:rz ■vas both victims' blood. '■> Idaho. Rural Council, a g:grassroots “We want corcontrol of our a^ea. Wc workinrking as 0 prostitute, because h ^ he Prosecutors have alleiJleged thai the IV In lilWl■wnmower ’ Magic Vailliley J « J EntefprisM dti/cns group ihat.wanissto tu preserve don't \<’ani the1C Legislature to have ^-asI angry an about the ouafiiy of th council sent c o n tro l o v e r oi the trail o f blood leading awaway from the 3732Ad(MoOimAvff.E. RVJkHowiW *r ,1704.A«W>oAy«I*?*.. E. (unil oimmunities. The coi • ouf area; Wc could sexand and w anted his SSO back. . 93 Twin r«M bodies camc from a cutIt ono Sim pson’s Tw*iF. • t**y304a; Duncan lo Washington. D.C..D.( where poientiolly bele targetsi of our own he refused to return the m oney.» .so left hand. Wedncsdaiday. Deputy Ac* Itonla r d w a r * ' r w m n u t |he lobbied with other pecpeople from Legislature."’ DuncanD said, should Medlocdlock grabbed a baseball bat h '* A M lia r d w a rf a he District Attorney Rock>eknc H arm on ZOtSIh! ^m ilor groups across thet cocountry. . the stale decidejc toi allow out-of'Slate kepiIt nexin, 10 his bed in the mote w stT M i ; S m Y o u t ULo c a l 2 S 5 B O W MI' ' 'tel suggested lhal Simpson'o n 's blood got . R u ^ • The House bill isi Stronger,s trash hauledJ ini to s o u th - c e n tr a l roomm that' tl w as his hom e and-Stnjc! S n ^ p M > Df » m t ^ r 8urt.y uck on the right glove whenfien h e tried to t>uncan said, bccause itI gigives local Idaho. iledmaiIman repeatedly, Kinn said. remove it. ' ’
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- - - — D e m o c ir a te a lls -Brieflll y ]-] s G h e n cipwethbm ^lo q nBy------^ ^ ------.Tllr.-nie A M O dited P re u duced — would Schuirlumcr said Chenowclh's ideaa "I don't think that we'thii thould:ann V. up our federal govenunent v Air Force! C-130C experiehc(ices trouble ^ ^ allow federal aboutt cicooperation between law. n t w hile try. U.S. Rep. Helen Chenowi w c i h ’s agents I lo seek etiforceircement agencies is fine. ing to disorm o u r citizens.**a . " th e said. U O IS K -^ A C -1-130 3 transport plane involvedrd iin firefighting iraining idea for requiring federo lo w written \ perihis* However:ver, ‘T his is bosidslly. ponder- : "Now onyone who triesI to use vio> made an cmcrgcncyncy landing at the Boise Aitpm'a state ing'U)“o") a g ro u p o rp c o p le 'w h o .Wavee lence as & means general paranoidloid delusions about the FBII society's nroblcms should'Uld be held An in.strumcnt gaugegai on the plane warned ofo f etigine trouble about before tiding oction is "on absbsolutc- r if ‘ local sheriffs andthefile federal govenunent.'’ accountable before the peopieople. Uut if 2;30 p.m. Tuesday.-'ly.-ofTicials said. The emergenjency landing came just ly iy loonyi concept." 0 New Yorlork con- \ will v not cooper- Also10 Tuesdoy1 on the Fox net** Watergate taught -tu nolhinjthing less, ii I three days aRer an A n Air Force C-130 crashed norlo n h o f B liss, killin g oil grcssm ^ 'on soys. ale. w o rk 'ss lclocal morning news show inn tought us that even the presidentprei it six Colorado rcscrvisrvists aboard ai^er they rcponeined on engine fire.. R ^. Charles Schumcr, D-N•N .Y ..0 . The bill has Washinglington, D.C., Rep. Georgec not obove th e low. i'ollowing stundardard operating prccediirc, thehe pilot Tuesday called ' leading gun-control proponchl some exceptions. M iller;t; D-Calif., charged thatt ’’The Nuremberg trialsIs taughtli UV the control tower, sh . shut off Ihe engine and prcpai■pared for an em ergency Tuesday 7 ^ that such a law could and Chenoweth Chenow yet to be : Me replacc.s f'our-ur-term veteran Mary Harluirtung of Payette, who c intro- bill." Idaho. be lolcnied by public officialIcials;" resigned curlier thisis mn onth to jo in Bait'.s stalT, Bruneh, Midvadvalc. has a long history of‘activity oc in Republican 1% lie's chain™m ia n for Legislative Disirictr 9 and hoj been a sta te I ^ 'comniittceinan fromm VW ashington C ounty since 1987. 19 Man sayssparkw volf Troochmann; ERLesolution^ f" B ranch is chairmTton an o f th e R esearch a n d EducJucation Committee of the Idaho Cattle Association.As: He graduatedi fromf Midvale High ^1 School in 1*J73 andd atattended the University of Idaho.Ida He mid his wife. 3S ‘extremelly ill-advisesed’ Cory, have two childnildren. shooting was acciident L E WVISTON I i (AP) - The ' On a 5*2 vote Mondayday nighl. JACKSON. W yo.'(AP) —— T h e found the skinned coreass coi ofa wolf. Lewistorlion City Council was council members passed aa resolutionm Kempthornfne refuses to repu)udiate NRA siio^hooting of one of the wov o lv e s its head missing, ."extremelmely iil-advised" to odopt a that reads, in port. “Tbe city;i^ council ctcased in Yellowstone Noti . BOISEB — Republican Sen.en. Dirk Kcmplhomc [5’?.' itionol A hunting cocomponion' of resolutionion expressing disdain for the hereby expresses ils disdainain for any ‘ark w as on accident, according t todiloday Joined his Idaho eolleagiague. GOP Sen. U ny g to the McKittrick’s told fcdeederal oHlciob thai gootsofll>f the Militia of Montana, one violent goals and rhetoric>ric of the non charged in Ihe incident. the two were h Craig, in refilling to repudiateiate the Notional Rific. hunting when ofthe groigroup's founders says, Montana M ilitia and theh e m1 iliiia Chod McKittrick. 42. of Association for what both agregree wns an inflamnia- f Red McKittrick shol die: wolfonWl April 23. So Johrohn Trochmann on Tuesday XKlge, M ont.. told the Jockson [ory fund-raising letter. n Hole The companion. DDi ^ Steinmasel, invitedI councilco members lo attend 0 T ro c h m a n n d e n o u n c ed the th sun- Jews that he thought he was shot "1 think th e y used som e unfunfonunate choices of looting said he told McKittriittrick not to shoot Sunday/ publicpt information meeting .1.gestion that his group advocoiocotcsvi.)- I 0 dog o r coyote w hen h e kitlc< A'ords in th e teller they pul oul." oul Kcmplhomc said ' . led the the wolf, but McKiltrJitrick ignored his scheduledled by the militia in Lewislon fcncc. I u tc wolf aboul 30 miles northea iifljng an interview on K ID O) radiora in Boise. least o f objections. for firsth:ithond information on whal He also confinned lhat the militu K p ark . ' "Bul'l don’t think that undciidcrmines the fact that .,P A search of 0 logo} cabin ^jacent tb his organiionizotion reolly is about. ' ves at this "Il was an accident,” he said.' he NRA has been .one ofthe; staunchst supponcrs of 1. "I’m M cKittrick’s homeme revealed the ”We oreor an educational enter* weekend’s ' I6ih annual Lewi:ewis-ClarV 01 g u ilty o f a n y th in g o lh er 1th a n w o lf s cape and skull. )ur S ccond A m endm ent rights.*IS." he aid. "“'I ill. p rise ," TroTrochmann taid. Trader Gun and Antiquee SSI h o w in (hooting) whot I thought wasI a big McKittrick said wl aid the Militia of Montana 1 T h e se n ato r a lso said thatI hod hi the organization “J," , when he spotted -He said Lew iston. e ra og or coyote. 1 neNcr thoughtt then:i the animal, he initially lo educate Ihe public on die idmitted the intemperance of the rhetoric in the ^ illy idenUfied it os stnVes lo 1 The militia has reservedv e d seycn A v. 'ere w olves in this area.*' )X^t>t>Iic servants, but it con- 1 immediately, the adverse putpublic reaction would a wotr. bul Steinmajnasel lold him il duties 0/^ exhibit tables at Ihe show3w to1 d ii- McKittrick has been charged ' ducts no10 paramilitaryI exercises or | I avoided. d w ith m ight be a dog. play and tell literature, videvideotopcs illing an animal protected by hunting at all.” training{ andan has no formal member* h. Craig, who is a board membmbcr ofihe NRA. also t>y the wasn't wolfhu andi other informotion, TrocI‘rochm anii w or ndangered Spccics A d. a mi: shot a ... dog that 1 sh ip list,I. Isaid. ice the organization and its letterle; that referred to n isd e - M cK ittrick said. "1 slw icanor punishable by a fine ofr u p to thought w as a ... dog 01 emcnt ogents os “jack-bootedwl g overnm ent thugs" g or a coyote and I 50,000. V inton administration of givingng federal officers the didn'i mean to do it.” th c i The wolf had been one of ;r law-abiding citizens." of 14 McKittrick taid hele Iknew about the ■------H F IflM g F f FORDTRANSFER & STORA)RAGE brou]roughrio Yetlowslonc in Jaminuory release o f the wolvcIves, but did not 1 % o m C anada as part o f an clToifort to expect 10 find the predatorspr so far Kamplhomo ajmnty turns down In[ndian event restoistore the predators in Ameriirica's from Yellowstone. fu n d -raisin g le tte r I im:Auguit Indian powwow calledcd Totkinmah has been inhe^Rockics. ' Federal official^ll Ihave ordered probably have been>unty. avi ThiTheffliJlvcs had been releascised in McKittrick to appearir i:in federal court t Farlicr this month,r Doug C Whitney said the idea wiw as snuffed on M ay 1 M*irellarch u n ) tlic m ale killed lu d mnoved a in Montana todayY lilo answer,Ihc declined to denouncecred to discuss the gathering’sg’s effect on the fair- ith ils'tnate into an area nearr Red1 charges and the unem]nnptoycd carpen- 217W allSt.---TVrin Falls, Idaho federal law enforccme imunity. Lodgi9dgc. lls male has since givenI birthb ter said he wili haveive to rely on a ✓ T#a‘ato Shoshona SMM scum to Oepel aG i . h n M to B M ni Iw d D am■nsiert k and accuscd the Clintc rview to see if the contract con)ontaincd all the neces- “a ■'litter o f pups on a ranch neartr 1Red coun-appointed attomem ey for trprcscn* I Sloragng*. 'Watch lor yvOowai^i9w ' VunOtwMMt' go-uhcad to "m urdersaid. la "There werc no allegationsons they werc going to ^Jdge. 8' totion. tent w ith puning on a nice eventmt for community.’’ . U.S. Fish and W ildlife Scr% icee om.c McKittrick said hee couldc seek help Latah Countin Nomcc of Plummer on theth Coeur d’Alene sis |found the w olfs radio iranstismil- from organizations opopposed to wolf r collar on April 27 and on Mayly 7. u reintroduction, bul thatlal could lead to a MOSCOW — Anted Ai the meeting as on insull. He said it implied die tcrco! iiiol threat pcrsoiTson hunting for ambers in thec ureaa harsher.sentence. rejected by Laiah Countwere disorganized and a potcntio . ' OOrdered r Sold To Payjy Past-due StorageIg e* Deputy Prosecutor D< when oflicials gathcreiuniversity buys hiiustoric hotel [T“ grounds and the commufahorishi Vedic University of Idaho has bought', D ' FURNITURE-/APPLIANCES "T his w as ju st a nrvi« TheGYPPOiaucS nIIiglTI lha hotel, ond w ill reserve a flo flc o r o f ih e -s ix -ito ry ' H sary protection." he endentalsaii; meditalion>based schoovm I. H , Ifl I -HC do anything inconsistent HOUSEHOLD GOOODS-ANTIQUES iS lid Tuesday that they plan to expandex| the num ber o f H INVENTORRYJ|E^CTIOtl ______tWtMTlOTtlW • However. Calvin1901 I landm ark from tne presentent 4 5 lo 65, including Reservation imerprctcd NUMEROUS UNOI3PENED BOXES► lost of ih^building’s 102 roomsm s now are u n a b l e . ___ . • poww ow organizen irewcf plahned id the pluiiibiiig,' heatingh and cooling ■ MISCIKluneou?' W T E ; Complete contentss Irom 4 separate storage /ith "hcalth-conscious a n d discri:criminating guests” in Bstereclerws & T.V.'s • Used Fumltiirs • New'ew furniture • New car stereo systemterns -OH lamps- ge “restore it to the Ifevel o f grand vstomers. Tmhavelieenin:n storage since I9S2. Also,>0. Meditation ui indeur when the hotel . gB«dS'eds • 3 gal. fish tanks • New tooU • SoSodiel sets • 2'. 4'. 6' Ion fiydraulic: |aclacks-Body Shop Ylai ra Sevier, the un iv c n ity ’s directo« tor. Ntool}. I o frt B O ISE — T h e Mah; Ob • All types ol lund took - Trailer hitclIitches & tuns • Ouofast' Hammer taciur*er-New Coleman large lot from an eviction idered sold fy the sherifl. )wntown‘Boise. is on the NaiNational Register of Boise's historic Idanha ■oducts • Gerry cans ammo cans • Cimpfnplr)o & fishing supplies • Lawn anda gigaideo supplies- _ s beds hove slept the likes ofjf PrcsidenlI Theodore building for its transcend lorm doors; Wood doorj • 360 Ford PW bmsh guard • 7 * B M K ; C/iSHORB*mamjw. Renovation o f rd heads • Oodoe slant 6 tiead • PW £ CHICK Mr OF AUCTION The nc« outicts said ’ 9()liances • New jewelry • Belt buckles • Ai •and-sandstone building will incl • Ammunition, numerous calibers • J.C.;I.e. 20 gauge dngie I V P I ^ P rooms for rent in the 190 includc an atrium gar-i , staunmt dn the first floor will rcn lOl • Hefltage 22/22 map, revolvtr - AnttqiItque lamp -.Hprse drawti cu«ivalor 25 executive suites. Mosl rem ain. . H ” ” '* ' ^nsaifor^na- Renovations also are systems, and decor, withn dies in motorcy(ycle crash 9 CluCTIOnl FARMSAU O w l mind. T he aim is lo “res AUCnONS * BU •year-old N am pa m otorcyclee ridff ri died when he ‘ first opened." said Saracurve S near Lake Lowell. Canyclyon'eounty outhori- The Idanha. in dowr — = Historic Places. In itsey b< was driving on Lake ShoreSh Drive early ^ Roosevelt and famed. deldeputies said. % MILLBR TOQLSI &f SHOP EQUIPIV•MENT the tunricd rM-brick-anc I driving too fast and went offofl 0 curvc. Huskey den. Pcier Schon's restau :ohol was not a factor in the crash,era deputies said, C om piledled frotn w ire rqxK ts OM ■ m g N am pa m an i £ y g r / < aNAMPA — A 19.yci u s . failed to negotiate a cun ^885 ■'* ■' w a .tie s say. WIESTTOOL -• Locitlon: 429 West Ai>Am . f Jrn>fiw.-/c He apparently was dr Wtttifofiuctionttgra.______LUNCH AVAILABI ’ died ai the sccnc. Alcoh* TRAVEL TRRAILER - PICKUP 71 28 n custom riud* Travtkn traitor «tltnItn two w» refr, tub mdlitanf.Mfcliii itic JOHN Bj-______Lot LwdibyDeblilB&Ar ' m uud vtfy Mtto • 1972 Ford pick-up wm1 campera iM -I OR TRACTORI ^& FARM ITEMS i r a r L ? ™ " ER TOOLS & UWN MOWEIfER s Ciulmtrs Model B tractor. Mde from «nd.Id - wood tplffler w(D) S HP engne • 20 hy I Deere SSS Coiroad Tractor, dmel. pomier slectmg.: tiort «ieiof». Ferrvo 110 oal.; :kiVKlwrmm. l/rdm t-(?| tlcdnenvMwawmtfwl/rdrtrt.Sm . IBIe Chiel liiwvnww • 1 hp. Paramount 4 Birnntr} • PortM gtfltntor. 7 hp mourr-DKtnctUmmtnMbyShp • P Ifd. rimt 'T w o5 HPt»BiKimlnoIrr^tK jnl leMona • Wagon wfieets • »fieel et o . 5 t . * W dnws - Pott hole bus - 8 of PAUL. tO tcAes & upplts • B« c( new bwn rrvMTIT bbteJet • I S (L of 7/16 flcoMe cable • Ov • O w t S o S S • CrtftminPUnerin r - Mvgueoi Wekkr, 2S0 wn • tatriov wK» n - larn Cokroiin bentfi n e . A Fumem w >1 « it HAND TOOLS gemmn tunes • Use. oSxr (arm Oms • Tw raflro tain noU - Wrton band) n e . bpa Bern cnai jOiWiUtr?9Sarnp • largi corpitaa • Soi SALE TIME: 11:00 a.m._I • SeUtnng lm • Hwd i m ■ Tkl trypi • Squn-nn-Rspt-CibMSdu HOUSEHOLD>. • UWN • GARDEN —■: ra End anncfia • 117 drM uebS • drM toe I on anetis • HomeMe Q cfm n • rnidv ito d m -^ p u M .W c o d NICtliCKI boot Nde^-bed w«i titra loiffl pid • UrUipe cMu hutch wtn glass dooa theha MKTS • Vbi pnpi • Pipt ■TKfies • ring csnpre9pra»a-CyMirhonfVi^« Imirrwn moam • Ginkn cuantor • Roto tBit -• 1Cido ft. o( r alumlnuffl pipi. uisc. Inm f POWERionir|rtcaw|KiB-Piy6in-PMd)ti«-Cro«>0* bv • S m dtftwj • wood n^gardwtaro^ [TuRlii ra^EXERCiSE Dm p*Kj tl«ne^ ju w . i3| eiictnctack Ippj • (?) Scssv iKtt • (2) CV wnpt • Hydnu 8H01OP TOOLS BIKEKE tiMu*.thematg>-{l«^hMBinV laMt stw • ro b li taw • 4*Joiner ■ RadUri «inn taw • Bun taw mandnb - Saw grM 9U motsr ■ UO 7 u r dcetrx u* • UC “ ’lore's uw • TtildMU pUrwr • OC. wtUw gti^ftneratof • M amp/24 vo« booiler gtntr novas. Sdw n mrtde bll • Chain. Old hii . pobher/untfer • 34 om nQty ■ 123U I K 0U S TOOLS S ITEMIMS gentSoemor • WMv • cutdng torch •- Cm( eompMe cuono lottft ■ PooUfl 42( Cibooiattn-IOtcMtfDnni lOM.Ctucfufi • Cum tm cttnetj • OU seMig »nd ■ Cl kiglMnmowti. Ilhpmator.SsMdln cMni • Pig (Qvd • J< Iw IhMtr BM wTMllnM-RBptiunlthv*wf« TmIo okMruwtM • WhMl balwcw • Hwd ortnd*xter • Bmh orMer - S h o ^ ^ rno^s r . s ; ; joMnoM VkUanrqionA-Snalftmdixwim-uira • Annr Himo • EiKsnc dbconmdMd tatI • CNdM M « • M nudiilili Mec&k hicksaw - Wtung rod -A toI •■ Pip* tmaOtn • Pipe drtvet • four i3'4'ittfMl r dftw | | . ■*1 • TilwrMii win • b u t iifMli ■ Ooly at dm - 7 dM bll • Stvrnl two* mmeraI • bo< of macnMtt toon « caApen - GugttGu • Sevtral I l i «iirficri(r>Ropt-aiae-C8 nvonniwnd cfiakaiw bbdes • A«gue electric mobNtorgeneraior Tnpod t tnnw ■ Channd lock (iin • Sc Ctirne • C tiifflpi • Tw wd M Ml • Efld <■ ------picKUp*a -arC A irpiirrs ------B • P n m n d n ■ Hwmrt • Toraamrtfn • cMMil - An • SM9t hiniiTwr ■ Hmwn I Ned & automisc trantmlstion for Fon) old (t • SaM • W nrde • todcl letj > Onu • Ml • USSHOUSEHDUIIT^ *ltm6 pictaiM-Ntw & usad tm d auto partsi-flMsndRkned - F s t a ’'-w!!Crt^art • e ctar«s ‘ Dtanslon csnli • b (urrp • UkrU bn • Bnggs & Straon ffloin • vM «n> ^ mr-Wood indiiKtal Imb-Stukmnoundi Ol S iM b' Wood pm MKfi • MimwdotowdcaM-mMMi ffl« 1 lor 3W Fom V8 • lU-tMlldable head lor FwFord 302 V.6 • 3rd member for Ford pkkupJ j - R e - ^ f c r I orgMon • « tats bott. rut. to m MlAers. M n u 0 ^ and more • Wtkkno rod. Cr -on MH wiencA • Kintmifl »fclack tici■ pM • TMffm riiKtnc ta p hvtffSMdrlcttow t r cedar-Ur. ; puop S rtoli wtwis • Sevnl t m A wtMM t for Ford pfclujps • Other tires & w M K & t wMr • IgUQ cooiv-9iMb • Forls- C I • Snal roaw pw • Sano turrtUhbh’ • PrtpmbarMcwlnNod' SWiddw • EditEiknsion MM - iKka • c r* bindersg.^rarr£•,^S ^s I • UD> Mp tnw ■ QKtrlc by pw • Hnr gnngrf-HMr«poiB-Rtf«ig 9 j n n ^ l G eof^^ i loril^Dint buHiluWer & ma c r ^ M Jtrome. Al age BS.S.hesaysri>me hi spnerS purp • Tub • Pietan pM M • tire w mlant*' I amp flow; Hr poa ; SMuni ta a • Lvotpol'UcronvipopcemUr9 i l n • Dwnomt ■ S 011 propsa tr t • Sed pipi T*rp I?iJ - (Vwod • s.'sa.ttfe-'”* tof Umwv tom cDmtm • log cfulni' OWNERS: IRMA.IA GEORGE MILLER ‘ nnttCniiitkHtakliilitekda»l«al« JormrHIM, Idaho o( dno com ■ kx)st tm ■ 12 •« WEftRalnlwlilWI^Iw • r ■ TBRM Si CASH O R BANKiKA BLE CH BC R DAY O P BAD = ■teMfliaon.WrtWqrcd-SwiHri.wl. LEROY ARRINGTIrON - Owner SVgmTHlNOBKL.u x s -AS j s ^ t m a i E / s - Nt or Hakikto CiMck Dn 011r t t o l t M t muufti hr m MMdh m n . 6 U N S mpeaslUttortccUttttt. Rmngton bon KDon iflt • s a rauM foe»*n - Toutmisr • Bfolif • B«ffc f Auction— n : irtr; CoRee • iron riMU t«d trvnt »id ba «rt C U B K Q Mmll Vg, RcdnayWlw ftoi ■ Ctmp iau» • TIanm • U * U M TiwIn Falls. Idaho 30*42446143 - 20«43MM Nupmtni • sung pm • fia orr ■4M 1' . t R u p f t Maho • 43^3405 „. ^ lm H'S. k t o h o . ______■ • J.Jwama. Idaho Wupwt IdahoIdah oww — ' i Tm w Cm Ii 'f- ' • ®' I ^ ^ ' A u c n o N E d t s
- Mol)ito731»161fl Rl Triur»<]a/, May 18I 19951 T>m<>».New&. Twin Fulls.Is. IdIdaho B-5 ■ V ■■ . ValleyT li i f i ^
‘SiUy’’ advice ito p fe gnn a iitte e ]5 n Finish1 your priz(ze-winninsg Round-L -The-Time»-Ncwi « -7 cupip crcamc slii-rry ('’•niii ciHiking• tikMlipicks I’la a-b ee f rolls oitT^nlloH^ liver •sberry. Ihvihv siulJ Wllh alcohol") . hill coals. Cook th e niini7es7es ci'vered m eets Philip Pinellc'-s'•s pri/e-winning Pepper i on one side, lluai five minuiesluies uncos i w ith stce r n d is a]ip p ro v alr recipe for Beef andI AAj sparaKusKound- FreshI larragonlai sprig.s. ered on tlic otlwr side for medm . Up wus primed in Ihe ihe FikxI sctlmn oC I'l.ue a [ D E A R A B B Y : I hihave been a : a pieve i>f wav paper on Uipntt Meanwhile, hcai cup1 hrolh''m'’cihn :new the young woman wnton-of-theTfcipg- many years. I fell II mmust write lo 'I - t ^ A b i i y — O nir.W I. knead blue Ll.ecse^ mJTTiieTliccs^- aiiU aiW •I tu |p cilmiiT ^ ^ he needed in a supportive atratmos-i linuc on page C7 was you conccming your,.response res to the V '** kas ofnitted. IIltc is imiil ii isIS rno lon}!er crumbly, l^cnmve sherry, siirriiig unlil sjikmii>lh,Ii, alxnii. '• ihere, as well as guidance ihrctrough Ihe nrcipt in its c»)rnpl 15-ycar-ol(l girl signed * ■ Abigail phcr nplelefomi. \ia\ paperper from sleak and spiyad lull1 minulcs I’epper lo i.isic ed "Sorry." She he ma/c of ihe child supiip p o r l wus in her seventh moimonth of prcg- VanBuren-■ [,1;', Ilf the blue■>liie cheese on lop o f i'he beei \Vhen heel' rolls are o c ok c l I.i ureaucncy. My advice slill staitands, .BEEF.ASPARAOIJ nancy. Ihc baby's futhei S CUS ROUND-UP Reserve: reireiiuining clicesc I'ur llie s;iucc _ desital ilniieness. rcnu>\c iMiin Im ),:rill Iher wus seeing — i------1 • DI DEAR ABBY: Inm a collegegeslu- Toial prepar;ilion1 undur cttokinj! lime . IrininlTitlTasp;^.igus hoticiiTis. Arr.mge ' another girl, dnii sheI* said si the only m inor in diredi straits such silly dentent >n planer and slite'al table,e, i J»R I slice ever ihinighi I’d be writing lo« y ‘>u - I p,)und beef lop sirloinsir sti-ak, cheese in ■■|iaH\vay dcccnl’' w asIS the iJ nice lady publish Ihiss letter.li I .sho\ild be proud I lere in a ro w . p ic k -fe n c e si> le Ih-cI r»I)s inio - -iiicli roiiiiolim is ,inil le re 's niy pr«)blem; p*»und bluechees);ese.divided Suining: at one n u t roll up su-A jvIU- al l*l.-inncd Purcnihood.d. lo have my' n«name allached to it.' My M siepsisier is gelling mar .irr,inue in pool ol laticeic e S cfvc '“ '■f'cd pound a.spanigusus roll siylee vvwii(i blue clieese .ind asp.iM- While Ihc, girl's stor«ory certainly ' - THOMASvs M. D’ALESSANBRa onn MayN 27. whicli is the same leniainiiij; s;iui.e «'n llie sidede in theihe middle. Secure rolls unh V. nil licsli larragnn spn^s serves a.s a sail eXnniplelie cofthe moral STRATFORD. N.J. ihal;tal a close friend of mine is gngradu- slale o f our sociely. 1I firfind it hard to DEAR MRkOL D 'A l^ S A N D R O : I atingling from high schwil. This fr uiidcrM.'viid w hy you didJid not lake her. think ii's safeafe to a.ssumc ihui the girl invitivited mc first. Because <>f Irans-lr . ' • at her vVtird w hen she staledsta her pur- is stilt prcgnagnuni.'sincc she Mated in portaiirtation problems, there is no0 way ------ptisc-tn-v«Titing*\m!Tton o Convince hcr’Tclter'iTil'iTia’i th e b a b y is d u e in 1 cancan attend bolh events. Ifyou v Olher young g irls lo say sa; no to .sex June, I my plaice, which one wouldd you y ' ■ unlil they gel married."'i.” She did noi Uut thankik you; for giving me the attcnitend’.’ This is my stcpsisier'ss first _ . / ask you for advice, anand it'secms chapce lo pupoint oul thut Planned wcdiicdding. ^ i'bvious 10 m c iliul. con:.'onsidering ihc ParenthoodJ offerso a wide runge of IJNDi-Xli;ID liD / \ . / - • tact lhal Ihc Planned:d ParenthoodI rcproduciive'c heallhI services lhat gti IN ANDl-RSONJ.. '.S.C . / 7 J I'cdcration is the largestest provider of far beyondI obonionot .- although Ihc DEAR DE UNDECIDED: I wov o n Id abortions in the worldrid, Ihc "nicc agcncy pridesdes itself on being a pro- jiicn,lend Hiy Mepsi.W er's w eddinglg . In j r ludy*' w ho befriendedI her he Iherc has choice organ{anizaiion. Among the allI probability,pr your friend will1 hhave \ already taken carc of her liitle prob- olher servicesces Planned Parenthood more«>re occasions lo celebrule. Icm. This is. of coursc,rse, a irogcdy provides are arc breast and pelvic your»ur stepsister will hove only . since an innoceni infnnfoni has been exams; screcnrening for sexually trans- first•st wv edding. murdered. Hut your endcndorvrmcni of milled diseascases for both men and _ Ihis organi/aiion is also■o iragic.,..it women; prem.cmarilul blood lesling in UVuf UV. ;iv/is n e e d lo ii7io»r ahMot,I \ . \ ! / j"! i ; I hope lo God 1 amm mistakenr - those stalesi lhalll require il; contra- sex.X. c/n/^'». c A ID S , a n d lic llin g a/onf:ah •' y lhat she is still pregnant, m F j7 ant. However, ceplive servicvices; sterilij'alion con- wiihilb ;vcTs, .ind parents is in "H if th is is ihe c'a.se, your)ur suggestion sullaiion andnd procedures for bolh F.vcr,i cry TccnOihould Know ." 7 -0 :ihoul her contactinging a "siuie men ond womomen; and prenatal care, orderder. w ndA husincss-si/cd. m agency" aboul childd support> is including preprofessional advice on addrctdres\c^m clopc. plus checkcXor laughable. Don’l youJ realizerc that, nutrition, exenlereisc. pregnancy, child- ;»c»neoiicy order for 5 . 1 . (SJ..^Ii Limsiilcring her story, hher er ch an c es o f b in h and postpistpartum core. ( umiimidtit to: Pear Ahhv, T« a s f w a colleciing child supportlort from her I recommeme'nded that ••Sorry" Hook.lo k le l. P.O. Ho.\ 4J7\ Moito u n i boyfnend are liiemlly noncxisicnt?non return to Planlanned Parenthood and Momo m \ III. o l0 .‘>4-0447. I Pli;ase. ihink beforere offering i u 'speak lo Ihee ’*nicc’■ lady” bccause I indui. :h id n l.t M a y l([8,19,20*• Tw in Falls■S Store O n l Valley REG Ul A r s t o rRE HOURS>: SAM - 6PIPM happeniiings BlIIRKENSS i m Job\s Daughters planpi rhe original comfn fo rt sK ioer ALL. ITEMS PRICED'TO SELL spaghetti dinner FiFriday T 'O l ' JliROMI- ' Jcromome Job's l"'i\ I Daughters Helhel No. 14!4 wv ill ht>Id a :UNK ’ SH([OWINGT CASHJSALES ONI^LY.*ALLS3ALES FINAAE spagheili dinner from 5 •sday, M ay 1 8 - 2 i riiLiy at the Jcnitne MasonIII chI"’ T h u r e . - 2:00-6:30 p.m. n>e prticceds will help> the girls with T h e BifBirkenstock representativ3tive. R om a Peyser, will'i CHOCOSEEROM 1 LUM BER--A LL SIZESiS expenses for (irand .Sessiission in Post be at Hucludson's Lynwood todayiy to show you the new i-'alls in June.'Tlte public is ir isinviied, summerr aand fall Birkenstock coll:ollection. wV indow s • D>oors o • Vanitiees • Tops : Canyon Mew familmily e 'in and m eet Roma an(and see the new styles}S . • . picnic, open housesc set . - G arpeting • Garpet Reminants :j IWIN JAl.LS - Canynnyon View ; ■ Hiispiial and Counselinging Centers' • Klih anniversary cclebraiiiration family .M tt \feyIRemrnnants • Tile: and i picnic and open hou.se is seisciforl2:.W *^|| lo .^:.'»0.n.m. Saiurday>' at Canyon ■ r \ ’icw Hospiial, 22s Shoup'/Jp'A vc-iV . The picnic will begin{in al 12:30 ______i M [ u c h , , p m., with lour, providedcd fnmi I 2 lo « ' 4 u c h A ^4 o r e I .':.M)lp,m. Clunies f'l 32J24-8161 936-W?r 6:8 ft3&8 club m eeiing al 11‘a.ni. SaSaiurday al -I" M^ B D s a I" S H O E S ; Ihe John Bunker Dairy ilocalocated from iM 'as , Ihe ccnler of Jcrom ^'li^^i?l^iles west. - 2 : mile s*)uth a n d :; milcSrasi Tor more information.un. cull E-d ' OponFti-S»t-Sun 733-0220 -■OfTW 61 U'H S.'II Cm Kimball al 73.^7W5 or Ikit'k ity y o . , , •TUlSlMME.KVR al 733.3:s«. ^ Crimson TIdo (R(H ) . ■( ,U RirtHSlK cn\l \\B ■,Si.iSun.2no.24r..f.c Shooters sche^le^l■ ^ h o o t SSSSIttorte OowntotR > o r v , reHUy •______five n\ilei north of the inlerwlersectionof *r III Highways 9.3 and 95, just i m ile ptJsi M . Hveryonc is “inv v S V s : “ a h b i 1 ■ DUMBB more informaiion. call Johnjhn Wesion I DENZE ► Opon Ffl- Sni-Sun 733-C22GV DUMaBER I at 324-5761. WASHINI H 6 T 0 N -— ■ JIMCAIIEY'mFIIIF DANIILS I H i E ;P ir ■ FOKHAUTANO M Motorcycle safety gi L ■ lio m m ir r o A r B S MAN m DI^CLO^URE sets poker run Sund !n C^ANDyu]X^[ H l l MICHAEL DOUGUS H yHiM H TWIN FALLS-The Shuihufnc Inn. Da>iy7:tS-9S-930 ^ Try to remain ci DEMI MOORE ^ . • E^ ) Adulia S2 Kid:Kid* Sl ■ Twin Falls & Idaho Coaliilulilion for SafunUyananaSuni22- NOW SHOWING • -The ride starts al the ShufHeme Inn. S h o w n 9 00 I'or more infonnuiion. callci T in y ------F r e n c h K l# s (1 3 ) 7 ■^ P | ^ “ T H l S ^ m ; ai *)34.4734. Tim at H37'.(17-6546 o r M t m m a r n SfllSun 1 2 3 0 2 ’45-5 00-7 : Mikeat7SK.5497. <> 160 Ensiinftd Olivo 7.'U ?40( Hie Englishm an (PG)G)7,5.=H 30 ™ « " J f "ORROWWHEN " Sot-Sun 12 30 2 45-500-7 MVJVlall to sponsoro r Bike ETSTlAGi C! ” W hile Sleeping (13) 7 Rodeo Saturday moinomlng - AUjnmii S/.l-Sun12 15-g 30-4 4S-7sllllillTI . TSGOHOWNT THE TWIN FALLS - The Shophops at the R o b R o y (R ) 6 45-0 Mugic Vajley Mall arc sponstonsonng a ^ j .SnISun 1 15 4 0 0 6 45-'s iBIBPFCOHESDfF Bike Rodeo from 11 ajn.. tatu _ ip .m . i _ The Goory Movie (G ^ ■ S t»rt»^kimv I • I : I ' O iild rrn 12 and under ore :(CUiic Fm il( U-iet tl 'Tk Stem Ci.'ln' wilh a parent or guardian. -THE.SUMMiMER's Funniest' G ordy
P e a n u ts By Charles M. Schullulz . For B e tte r o r For>r \Worse By Lynn Johnstcinston mere's t h e w o rI l P p FAMOUS AS THEY/VrMARCH U N p E R ^ ' ^ ^ WH '' SOME ENCHANTED ^ “4 ’M ^ ^ r i J E S i r ' 5ER6EANT OF TME'HE F0REI6N A MOONLITLITSKV.THEVSINSr^' ^ A (SNTTHflT AM/«lNi gwacwM ^wyo 3 ■■ ^ EVENIN6"I5KI0T A - ! i^NNAsSwi sn WHAT?://d njEeiONTEAOlHS'HI:■MI5'TR0'0P5“ ' A“ 5nRRiN5 5TIRKIK6 n6H T-50N 6 N5‘F r 5 H r s o N e j ] ^ — ^ S B !^ ~ ’T1ncmaiw KflT' "N-vr^—^ - ■ • ACROSS THE DES>E5ERT.. l i K i i h i Hf^iT -ewriNevm T ' & M E1! ! oBe , fci\ J?/ omso F uw r.y jjw ^ A N A ^er j t' jj' ■ TE K | ^ ^ . ' HOW-/I - 'TeAMKtL'P. S ¥ f f -^^___ O ...... ''•/•■ :mi . By I D ean Young & S tan Oral'Drake o WIW CD 100 H£W. tooIj ,------THB porrcas j u s tr INVirEOli» I ABC TUBV TPCATIHft?H4?WOW| f w HAV8NT BVEH r ■■ WAH\ K OLcftt roc niE- . u s TO GO TO TWE OP wjcEOAS I I — s OPtBA FAR WOUUO WB HAVEm e TO WHAT o p e iu m s ,,o o « _ _ \ • / Fiasr S f - M.' y oniER \IAN0 TOO’* -----^ - ’''I™ them'' f ------I ' . -1 / v - I WeATHCB l GC o w i Hfi ' ' 1 THINGS ) ' '~'l ~ WWCM WORO 'T ^■ NorNC ^ e 1^ ----- ) tOHT fDJ J S i s ( wy BOW0VA.IMd I O S ' ' ----- 7'A »_X ‘ it_ ■jO? NisurrHT.IS' I ^ '' ■ ...... ^ ^ T w i FN - . f s f i
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I ACROSS rr-rr-p—fr-|r-e|r-T r~ 7-T■ i~Tr-emr-|TT-TTT-n)-| r ! A i J 1 Wonta<*(iy __ Sytbny OmaprI T he w iz a rd o f Id ______By Brar3rant Partner & Johnny HanI to CaUwgo di&h — _ I - y 14 Comp«Iilo< Horoscope. y i'OOK U/HAT I ^ W1A1 / ^ SMPTY X 15 AmmarR home = - / 1 P(?UNl^...lhBT>^£ 1 pwe^^ 'T P S (f OF \ 10 Nofo'»npp.vol J i 12^ MAY 18 IS YOUR BIRTIIDA'IDAY: 17 Wingod m I’ou arr d jn ^ ic . inquiMtivc. Iicj V CiX!^'^ f^eare? Ff< o p y I PPTA.^AfiQO I IB Mysiefywtiior ■ "'•'Ld^P - J l Unnit. nimantic and %kiltitiK i.iI figfight 19 Oahififl ChamtMC — ------ihcn cauK u ri|;hl. /V in. tal’U i)cr>0!>er*)!i>______20 M eiugo Irom >' |»J M ~ M pUjlUy inictcMini! rolc-i in vimr liltc 'Yl« 15- : r , . i i = - - 1 nd emotional hiKh hliiod [ifi.-vvui(UK 1ir- /Ii l f y 25 Pholooraphor*' ultv C'uncni eyclc ift»nl'o ».ilr ntiir puput- nK' cii\iinnt:Kinnwni. • J J ^ J_L 26MaL)rMn ■ «ftner>fiip. mattia|:c. IViifilc um\u I L i . O.vmork|[h^ piol>tcm\ inuklMn^ loinuni'name. Dl Foeiory *® TViujce. June \uur ruki niciniuji'l'u h J t. H ag ar th a H orrible ______By C>ins Browne 3? Mode tooQor — ______prolnifiuhlc month of |W5 -I 37 Cnglish tivor ** ARIES (Mitch 2I-A;>iil l<>) Wh.Whji Y s HAieai& 0V 6 F ill (jll.'/JKep/!fHI^TY,/£ffr/T?J 3fl Chni<» ■ ■ M£5“------H s l ------lipped away tR-ently will hr rtiumeiumed. - v w U» k:$ lAM^^AMT • 39 Mako like a Ikni B i t 'ou mighi he declared an tiltiiiilI henheto. PMirrie^^ees ' F— a i A^At4C? ^TAPr.TAUKlM ^^ 40 0ill he iMi'unt 49 Hawainn 5 5 TnslotuDy1 iTiirB iKund- i; gntlnrKJ c i.by )vur show of siien^ih. I uiurrpi«i. pin rJojEVii /llllilili•a so Colony ol OLuCKl 0 °p^"'I I £ m-M l rii' H im highli^U Hide range ul ii.lluet« fl ■ loWxl*. 77 DoI daxnago lo - i ? i S • I OEMlNl(May 21-June .’Ii)' Yiiurcuur cup I P ? ^ ' '3 lliiM ''4 1 It rnilfflI SI Route* loDowod 8 8 Lut»>eaie1 i * !• I i r lea! L inn of cummunii'jiiiin upciopen. ! I by InroQ frhipt 0 o Cei»( ready I ■ ■ B (i^ J HI'i * njill|IEl*i iii S S * -^ * ^ ^ jdicncc is prquird to heat vnui Mor^Mot). U SO Fnh-eol>r>g bird 10 S*>op 5 I ^ V ( ecret meanings rcNcaled, iiiitc hmkriKikrn - .>!»;> f.,/' — -57Sottdnnk ------— n11 i Parnmoof------0 riL a • j j H l j l °i S9 Speak 12 I Inancial ualus' nude cirai in omrtrcmricc- BeeUe Bailey 12 nockoi siao« 0 eiA tT I nn with partner, male. .( •■ ' By M on W alker okKjuor»Hy 13 13 D [ 0 S .t0 | A hI h I t ' COnrs fl 10 loll 21>1 Troekcr-s 1 oullil 1 tT a " c i CANC^(June2l-}ul« 22) I'l.OelOe.il « - YOU'RE y i WHATi&T<& THE HURRy? I r«Dy'LL M£V£R M£' SE T 1} I ( r Oklahoitwoiy. 25!!5 Sm.'iB wagons ■ ■ ■ 5 - ^ ke pride in home, perv'nil tnudiI'h inin. 5L0W. ^ 0' 5 A TH I5 RA 02 Wisconsin oly 26>6 Watering\ places H £ * r J J Jlvinc 'dcsipi. .Klcciiun ul rnuut &\R / Q h ■ £ 6 3 -^ Iho lino !7 27 Came ( lo eanh i i i E B J grcetnem made legal. ^>i^|>lJy omil (ot>eved) 28 - ;ncc without being am>gani. fO Uruisualperson » u M ■ M i LBO (July IVAUR. 22>: Itehindid ththe IOThe»pian-B • , • : cnes! Hiding pUce dtw nrird. y»iu‘l I ptilCO 0VIMS you'll he u 12 Spar^ish Qoni 1 : lold where 10 kmk hy kiyal 1‘iv1‘lVtN r 13 Workgroup frieniend. Ricus on work tneihiKiv rni|'k>)1|'l..)- ^ • a i . 04 Oelouia a 20 I ililiev cofilroel. in .IS x iFaciliUle . 45 Perspue &2 Seed coal '5® V TA '::?tvC iM ir brKlge «J — p Scotl ■■ 46 Monts — 53 Cablornia wine able - 4 ^ j C5 0«s . 32 J >le lunar aspect a>incides wilh petvinatvnal 18 Slops rwoos 47 Qollor PoUmttlmof valley magiagnetisni. siiinng of creative juii-c\uicc\. \5^8 ^ ^ 33It TaidyV 40 Comerod * I cr? DOWN 34 t d S4 Ertgltsh school , pasiisl invoices paid — husiitcM rcp«e«n ■2 Garmeni maker* 40 Is aheadI SS Transrniited lalivilive becomes ally. 4 Legume S l Narrow apertpenute SS Smal biD ' • y F ran k a n d E m e a t By B ob T haves ] S r " So” UBBA (Sept. IVOct. 22); Rcfuv: u 3 Raeeiisck 3a £ held back by individual who lai'bU'ks shape 41 ^ ilh. uleni. Forge ahead, check JiMntniintnj- U A W t ¥ ^ | I 4 Fruil ol a paint 42'Mosque C standsIs lip in rain uif I 'xV/lNTr TO' ut/ive MY „ m oullets that cuuld include furtigr•fcign n s z f ^ iroe 44IC L thai has to be — Kb. Love relationship sioles. ro mep/c/ii. ^ rainfalL ir s ihe I I SCORnO (Oct. 2.^-Nov. 21): AnAn- I' lg made of mud, L M . B o y d 3 ! y ' j ^ ^ j c / e:NCe N . /lNi> , J Mali mud'll XT Let go of uuhvom tiKthodi, proee.ituee- :,„p.,rpi«™»u What's hs what? ii«rares. DUtc new trail, improve image,nage. M y't iB C T o e , | - In Mali is a Mot«jucre t known as a makeIke. personal appearances. WeaiWear louchcil up after a rainnye. Or so say I— shadeIdes of yellow and gold, r X / I — \ TOro rut f I nouns. that liiertlly me ^ - ' w oiW s biggest building It m eans‘'little gtaodfather.'*' SAOnTAMUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21):21); '6/iTHf/f I; What you call a groupwidely rcftrded When aodJ if you loae your hair in a DoI Ilf ll Focw on partnership, invesimcni,tncnt, 1 DOfnul minncr / . froK/iu. U s depends. Riling, they're tncr of agioL the 'hair «»u buildilding material, home, family, msr- bouquei. Ciounded, a f. ny One holds ihat Iom Is of the co i f e B coaner visible w k ty . But riage.g ^ n ^ u a l losl or missing rrtumiturns K M I I i I I ** ■ . collector* of collective : noifim to'leam to you oual probat^>tb^ j ^ l g n w ■Xt^s/tfS f‘l6 Q. Wbjr ll '1 3 ” ao Tspedalirlted—inraibte-yr-w i The Bom Loeer ______IBy Art Sansom & Chip MtSQohKkyDBmberT « they could dl* youftgtten doa'iOQ'lQeed to know and elder* false:le modestyl S ^ l i ^ i T n social activi-ctivi- A. Explanations vary.ly*. C bul ttkey de> arca'laisytoofiii0 ^ they learned. Ues,iI. ability 10 pick wmncn, chtnce tobeto he /ST7 ah. . t r mJR r E A U .r'' '^HoVlu cCDOO> ^ ancient Sumerians. thet fiicouldn't divide Some One« woodwcrfccn« wbo store at right tig place ai crucial inomeni. Revellevel J —:- -m u ltip ly -ami-d tv ide. eat specialty nailiils &aod iotw* ia luled Jax*' {a an< WT THG^e s « r r IT A\l^ anentlon,- opportunity fot publishing,hing,. the number 12. bccausemou 1: commonly toaainaiinierki:rksioabM (btbeiD oistun. travelvel, k>ve. _, vide It in so' many way*,ifler* Is reported Aa uawTiaealoca bouu niie. known-lo AQUARIUS AC . removal of eyeaore in ftooi of home.3me. puflolned by shy shopllfte > \ii'eri(5S”wbea 'Sbi they die are ein> PISCES p c (Feb. 19-March 20); Bmkenoken to be that hemortboidll’i BOW taid. balmed and put intoi cu k eti. p nlolse ^ mended. Focua on agreement,nent. I Prcparatloa H.' s'l denaiie, tl- HowwDuldyod you define “fcalouiy’TnuU C>«1e lener. What began u minor disap-isap- . "-'Q.WbomUylavveMiiIW Che naaet of lage MtriarelM MeadM saU it'i dm a mea- polntr Atment is transfonned into rousing ______J A. A giasi blower In lu aureoftove'sdqi lory. ,Ytii imiiilit he alavaied 10. hew- ing the A.D. 1250a. a li’ a Latin word d^rteoftbelovekw 'siaiK W tty." . staiui.tus. Virgo involved. NV^ich glassblower Isa'I ibougb rescarcben kaow 1 ______«.“ wp!;jLpPHH>Kr____ -U ocie-com e* from a
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I Morniing I'T Y o j am s p ja c k f i" o r s t aa t e t o i i i r n e ^ ■ ■ ■ ______• B v R o o C k tM ' ja n s dropped back-tach against week's slate t a a m . * W endell's half Class AO high of the sccond in- h'in;im. sschool baseball — Bob Patent. ning « went loum am eni. Filer coScfi . to| 2-0 one baiter 9> ! 9 ■ - “M erritt was laier when Co- , \ as tough as vou ehlo,e who hod —^The late Torrommy Prothro, 8«get tod we hit the ball well."1." said singled, was wavei home af^er a commenting •on*on a know-it-all Trojan Coach Gary Kiumm.n. ** - B u t balk. what we’ve got to do is leamm 1from Dale Bunn. Rex andai Merritt com- ||H |9 sportswriter Jilast y e ar’s sU te experience.” bined to run thc tollyly lo 4-0 .an inning Filer freshman Ulysses MiltinItlestodt laier. limitedlin WendelPs powerfbl lineuineup to 'Thai's an awcson’ame leam." admit- n H n H two runs each in the diird andi fofounh ted Filer's Bob Pareireni whose Wild- H M M K innlou before the wheels cameleofT. o cols concludcd 0 13-13 1^ campaign. |S 9 B |B Team compcpetition set Taking his cue from cheerleering “They're lough allI Ihell way ihrough U jO Sfll teammates. Ryan Rex startedted Ihe ihclineup.“ for Rupertt golfg course breakaway with a two-bagger■ up the Wendell. 22-2 onn Ihei year, begins RUPERT-Rupenrt CountryC Cub is con- middle. mi< Rex advanced on a flytflyball, iu stale quest againsinsl the third placc ducting a (crics oftesncom competitions over but bul widi two gone ^>peared destilestined finiiihcr out of the BoiseBe area al 6:30 W H H the next lOdtyt. hi^li];hlighted by a five-per* to to go] no farther whra Mittiestadtladt got p.m.. Moy 25 on ihe'le Treasure .Valley io n scnunbte M ay 27.7. M Me erritt to hit the ball in th c din.rt. . C om m unity Collcgce diamond< in On- Men and/or womenlen participatingj in the A > n e rro r, th o u g h , k e p t thle e rira lly ‘" i o . Ore. •cnmble may make diedieir own teams or be aliv aiji e a n d M ike C oehio and R ob* BBuh- “Memtt and (Ryai Rietkcrk arc paired by the pro ihop.top. The $25 enay fee ler jer followed wiih basehits,. Fi F i le r ou*' big m en on the moun^lfth'ey'rem includet lunch. Psyollyoff is both net and compounding cot iu woes on a i«condseci around the plale andid w o ^ u i the ball gross. mi]miscue that took the spread outut Klo 8- in pl«y wc'll be okay.ly.” K rum m said. E B B S A ninc'holc mixed(cd scramble for all 0. o. »««« . OMDO-Oi; MKt a*uauRvmh«T»i»«« a Tn m em bers is set for 5:45:45 p.m. Friday. Those “We staned hitting the ball a littleli rSS L i M C o d y SSeara * of Wandall racaa to acorat a rtjn on a aacrffloIca fly a a F ilar c a tc h a r T'r rav a v la poiticipating should siniupby5:10p.m.$iff bel better,’^ added Krumm, whosew T1 r o . ■*»"«. I “ »»«»«<» B lackwwood o movaa u p o n th a thrchrow W adnaaday night In \i A men’s morning ofgolf-onachaunccd ng off his helmet, bringing he game next fall, and willwjl play a lO-game *')* h o m e E ric : signing of veteran free salci.v sal regular season fooiballMil schedule thal in- Jlroachein with die game*winninging irun. lUck Cecil. eludes only four gamescs ata honW. ,The Spartans tempered theirir post-gamep; L'ccil. Ihc son of Jerome rc'idc sld cilt e leb ratio n to c o n sid er to d a y ’s ti gam e I Bul Athletic Oirectqxtqr Pete Liske said elyn Aardcmn, is uiih hisS th ird he's confident ii won'tn’t hurt the Vandals* ""1natch-q> wiih.tross-river rivol Bur m in four y e a r. ______gninj In K- ■ Inl-nfgiiCaaotioaio—^^^^H H H ■ ~~~ bluMivo v f Hulking the>ir Nf e AA~D W iton-|=------r — yicn5c? AA football playoffss in Ihe Khool's last hat game,’* Minico Coach Rusiluss Wright : cut by thc A n/ona t,'ardinalsnuls m season at ihai-te\et. saidaid. " O u r iid s are going lo be upJp forfi ning cam p Idaho and Boise StolStole are leaving the Highland wlItravel-iij-Twin^n^Bll».aflcr n 1W 2. Cecil n u d e the ProI BowBi I Big Sky aAer next yearyea lo join the Big n o c l^ regular season Regioni> III111 champi- :h th e G re e n Hay I’u c k c rss .Tiler.il West Conference, whichlich plays Division 1- “Q »* Pocatello out o f th e playoffsfs w ith a 5-0 ding the tram with K2 solo tacklcstack A football. Idaho opensms thei season Sept 2 lin. T be B rufai r m ust b a t th e IURams today E R B ^^^E I four interccpiions. at Oregon Stale, but has(us two open dates in ) keep their hopes of a stale tottournament ^^s|||a|j||| n 1993. he sign’e.d,a lucrativee tree-tn the firat m onth o fth e season.'sea< erth alive. nt contract vuih'.ihc C jird'inalsals hul1 Tbe Bruins were up for mostI ofo f W ednes- led only seven games. OVMI ay's game. Jumping out to a 4-0 lead be- '■’ith the Hrowit!,. CcciI ,i oi CougarSt Southeihern Cal Th .1 one- ind Greg Schelhaas' bullet hoiriome-run to Minico pltcheler Cory Thaln atruck outUt a lg h t Twin Falla b a tta ra . r contract at the vctenin itiininu square ofTIn Pacac-10 action nS», th e ! iiiiiiuni gbi center field in die diird injiinjmng. dnvmg ^lu In thiii« Spartana' 5-4 win Wedi ; 178.000. PULLMAN. Wash.. - Washington State turn a d n a a d a y In th a C laaa A*1 Chuc ome two runs. k fourth-round'dralt pick o ot f Ihei faces No. 4 Southern CaliforniaCal on Tbura- “We got the breaks during the game." P!«y«" 8*™la. - Cc kers oul ofA n/ona in NXK!: CecilC c . d » in the first game of a besl-of-ihrce Pa- Twii Evel win Fdls Cooch Dan Creek said,aid. “Minico diird .with Slrosc>schein at thc plate. T hc senioror o v e r ihc last four innings, 13 inierccpiions and 401 tucktackles j cific-lOConfcrcnce bosdaseball championship hadi team sd tbe mistakes, really, we justt dididn't uke singled up die middletr lu score two runs, ty-y- “Horly on, 1 ihink 1 wt lis career. , series. ------lie advaivantage.“ ing the game, mpny fasiballs,“ Thsin said, le is best knovin fur an jtlc^tictred The w inner claim s die league's auUMnat- Tv ing c Twin Falls staning pitcher Isiahiah DI ay kept Hyde walkedd Chad< Schow and Terry Os-s- Pespiic his leam iraili ar against Washington Kedskid sk in s ic invitation lo the NCAICAA regiotial base- Min irami: lioico on its heels, never allovllowing Ihe bom. loading ihchc bases for Jensen’s heroics,>. game. Thain said he kne It end Ron Middlciiin in Scpiei.•piem- .ball loumamcnt. ... ^ S (Wptrtans m ore Uian ohe hit in an inning.inn Four limes inin Ihc game. Spanan battersrs w ould comcbock. L fc :- w ith1993. for which he vsjs lin iin e d Siill, Bruin Coach Dan Creek: pupulled Day walked lo firslsl bosc af^cr bcirtg hii by a “ W hen il wa.s 4-0 ,1 kncv “ icadir,00p by Ihc NFL BYU boots footbitball players - -in1 tilthe seventh inning af^er hc.wa.walked the pitch.'In ihc sixdUh inning;Brock Cryslol took)k hit the ball so I juiit thought and., f(monlh.lalCT. he,appcafed,s*X\JW J h R ,, ' ad-ofTbatter, his diird free passu itin two in- a fasiball in liic: shoMlder.s bul the hom e platele in it." he said, from school overer infractions Iner of Spons Illustrated withth tht e ngs. - - umpire did nol: grantgi him fini ba.«ie ruling hele Creek said his team is do PROVO, Utah - FiveJVC Brigham Young agent;ion: “ Is Chuck C ecil Tix» Vicio’icious Trailing 4-2, thc SparUns wentent to work did not aiicniptt loi get out o f llic w ay o f thele lo Minico. Universily fooiball ployelayers have been ex* _ „ stane o ne," he said, Cone are defensivee backsbt Jam es H eg- ^ } ‘ ra and acattarad yearI safety< Dana Hall, a |042 lllst- tin gins, G reg Steele and JamesJon Hutnes along T to place n m n e n o n first a n d secondseo vndi u d walked fourur, hul struck q.ul eight. T hcic T*«outa. senior settled doJown aner SchelH ^' homcr fIRaglonlll ofSl' wilh wide receiver HorHorace Tisdale and “ ^3. I A passe<^ball put nmnen on secsccond and run. striking oul>ut sev en f w i n F a lls h itters running bock Tony Hicks.cks. A Packe All can appeal the expulsion,exp however. - s. has I ■ and one or Iwo may. beIw pemiiitedr bock in l i was throwing too in his school. T he ruling on anyuiy appeal is expect- ■Ewing - driiu s ■ n Woodliaid. Hefs to winI ed lo come later Ihis week a ilin g m o st o f ih e our leam could S30.0Inighl in Chicago, 10:00 of ovenime as iheIghi I had to k ^ U.S . A ago n had much of thc play>• in th c Today Leafs beal the Chicago H co v eric. bujJJundin earned the puckuck into _ Wednesday nighi.and.fotI down after Ihc loss capliockhawkslzonc.on-onc-uf-thc-ir ic-inl're- ______■chool b w ib il SJisxve K n iccks H p Gome 7 in iheir first-roun» Por Maplelh Leafs' thrusts and1 swsu e p t Burtcyal Minks. 4 p.m. ference playoff series. i>me back from this TheIhe Chicogo defenders to the I Highland at Twin Fals. 4 ( NAModatBdnvM h e back . Wood took a pass fron )lac^w ks* net. Claas A-2 dtslTlct basebafl 'from behind ihe goal lin ' round>ur had gone d^ine to block any Wood Rlvw V*. Buhl, 4iT™— p r NBNEW Y ORK-Patrick Ewing,g. wwbo hod BB'HHpRfiM jn y shot suffeiITered through a miserable playollyoff series I Belfour with a quick shot f 49ers.might attempt and could notIt rccov-m tflgh.atfioolaoAM cre ase for th e gam c-w inner. din found Wood in front of■ Ihethe net 'O as* A>1 distrtcl.fastpltcfi Binst tb e In ^ a n a P a c e n , savedid tbetl New . Q I irk Knicka when it counted most. Chicago's Brenl Suite T oro n to forw ard had an i>pcn>en goal| tnBolM game inio'overtimc whci r the winner- Ctaaa A-t slata alowpMeh t Hia spinning ju m p e r from th ee lane lai widi 15:23 of the third lo cap a mPocatMlo I seconda left WedncKiay nightht gaveg the lifts Leaf>go outshoi Totxinio 7-3 m «)venive n im e • K nicIlic k ^ a 96-93 v ic to ty . ke ep in g diemthe alive Its the Blackhawks w ip^ o 38 overall. ------: W ghtchodf* ------^— diB'Guieiii CunftrciiM leiiiinKn Ctaaa A-1. Ragton III •!a T wm i o F - a ------^ iKEir----- e 5 l |||f l H 10 lead in CtasaA-t.0tslrlci4trKkiKkmMtalJarem* . iRic , Paccn, wbo lead the best-of--of-7 series The to Clasa A^A<4. OMrtct 4imdin»«t4 In . . 'have another chance to closelose it out NCAA adly Wood scored al Friday IIni| tiebreakejer ■IISOe.Ooodlng Fnd«3d«y n ig h t in Indianapolis, he Toronto Maple Chicaj Tlie A ttpdited P n n ■' h had* taken cfTeci 11 years e ear: arlier, lust when it appeared the KnicInicks had o Blackhawks 5-4 ovenime. .forced.a_decisi%c __ ihc.BlocKfe a third and possibly be n er option,opti /en awav another ganc inn tl th e la s t Nebraska scores in dK On >und W estern C on- q u e n t luld M kick die extra poinl and take his S P O R t S i nute, Ewmg stepped foiward witw idi a big : 'ilvii*' seconds left aad coach Tom ' around ihin the tiebreaker system thatIt c’rerye» . no>c(9iua*HKH^m E T ~ \ §It. He finished with 19 pointsIts despite< frightful dc cisio a rom Mats Sundin oflhe BUjst employ beginning next seasora son. j^ng tb« fliui Iwo minutes wiw ilh fiv e His team is tndling Miami line and beat Ed BelfouiiJCAA's special events commitim iite c. national cham pii^ip on di ot from outside the Sundin nm a' recommendation ^ the footballfool Wbeti ail leeroa like it's lost,It. ii it’s not, kick die extra point and prey It’i rx ner. er. Sundiiimmiltee. decided this weekk tolo re- ^not loit," New.Yorit coach PaiPat R iley die Comhusken' No. I rank ^ i* id . N«wYorfcKnldIcka Darak Hafpar______liter had sent the and the bowlsT 10 us&the^ovenime tiebrarbreaker fhen he scored at toKoretl y’ww in tcgtie MUle;^and Byibn Scon1 hih it back- < lrlv t« p u t in(fli ^ n a ' a M ark J a c k a o n ' £ that^m em onble Miami ; For the litest scores u i • / 9 ? a duw-goal rally Chicag<[ilayofT games. "I. like it a lot.",“ OOl k la - - and feaow th« In Mcfc 3 -p o in te n in tb e U st 32.66 seseconds. In th* fln t halfIfofWiKthaadayfa those were Osborne's onl< d o u t o 4-1 T oron- and 52-3Mhletic director Donoie Duncanan said.s L_ T l K T l m a triS M E W ______PIm m m «KNIC»IICK8«9 Oam* 5 In N«ww York.* now . in a rule rtv e n a l N eb n idd a lot ofexcitem enL“
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Idahow ''M I prainss g irls hilead fo nstate Wildcaats rip 1^rtdjans innTpftball11 ^ n m e » - N e w i M ountain Hom<)mc twicc but not near tingJ orderor and got’singlcs frorr 14th >n 244 Kfmes g - sends Filer dou()ubts about tlte outcome. as easily as thehe Bruins pounded the Emilyily Maughon,I Michelle Ncmeil Times-Newi wnter againsi Highignlancl of Craigmonl ’‘II hope it will.carry overr intoin : TWIN FALLS - Tlje: BruinBr girls’ 'Tigcrrwednesd« ( f i y ., ------— a n dr ^ T a a lin c r c o m b in e d w tth iw*. ------Friday-tn the'.he' opening-round o f the— sta»Btct^-f^m ngtonr^hose cliargi loftball team knockcil ofTl)fr Mountain “I think theirleir pitcher was a little Mountountain H om e e rrors to sc o rc thcJug 'F I L E R . - S h u to u tI cover three slate ClassSB A lo u r n a m e n t in^ placineed third in'th'ein994’staie debtdebut, Home 12-2 W cdne^y^ to odvancc tired.” said Twifwin Falls coach Jerry remain!aining eight runs. . innings Wednesday. WVeiulell'sct girls Lewiston, to the dtttrTct tournamentlent starting Sivulich. **Shele wasrj’lv as fast.” ’’OurOur hitting was good todoy.'. .• erupted for three founh-iih-inning runs. W endell earned eai its way into the Chandler struck thele bigb today in Borsc^■ -- ^ And Ihe Bru)ruins capitalized on Sivulicljlich said. "And our fielding rai fl served, only to awakenken a sleeping state event by virtue o f a 12-7 win blow□w for WendeltTlYgame one. w ith nine tenmi in thetht league^___th a l to slin g thithe TlUcrs with eight beenn coniisicntc< the last couple_bl- f - g i a n t . over Gleruis1 FerryFt in the day's open- Ctundler's Cl itiird inning triple; - lhed ■Wlh.io giiln runs in the thirdird inning. 1 Hays, • The-Filer-Wildcats-ansansw cnd w ith er. Thc^^TrojaiDjanp will-carT>-jt-| 0-to — scctT . entrance into the cight-teunteam touma- Laura Robebertson led 6ff the Nemtcmeth e nded the gam e 2 -2 wiili 12 tallies, in th e ir halff oof f the fra m e ,' slate ia io thee frayfr against Prairie. baseiscs and handed .the I'rojuns a 55-4 m e n t.' inning with a vwalk followed by n a home□me run. Both Maughan and collecting thc Districtt 4.4, Class A-3 Filer, whicitiich led 2-0 one inning leadlid they were never to relinquisquish. Twin Falls will pHyla y Ql A n n sin g le fro m Bccki Bci Patterson: Amy PntterMerson went 2-3 on the day. championship on o 21-6-6 viciory^ over into the finaUDale, plated seven more Jann Helasque/ lyf Wendell (urthurther I Morrison Park today at 3 p.m.p in its • Palmer got hitit bb, y a pilch to lond the . On n the il mound for Ihc Bruins, thcTrojans. before the TrojansTr held, then cui frususiruied lhe I’llois by wiilkir first game of thc doublc-ciij*eliminaBon bascs-fon.-Janimline Ytngsi. who hit a Taraa QjborncO pitched a 2-hi|teiI ’ • "We started to hit thch e ball a little within 9-3. iwicICC. rec o ra in g hit.s tm iw o S othi b e tte r .'' u n d e rs ta te dI Filer Fi Coach Dena Cowg fom ial. single to scoree Robertson.R withI twoiwi strike oiits. •wger. three-for-thrce al opp Coon, with llirec "JJ ' UOQ U “i fl straight weeks o f rainoutsluts and w ere at hits in four appearances ap; including a i- H litlle rusty earlier in the: wiweek." n bases clearingmg dt>ublc. led u Wildcai MwM I}, Ow* r ^ ' r ■ Wednesday's triumph;>h - lhe Cats' charge thatIt e ra s e d any lin g e rin g Knicks -" Bobca;ats shine at siState tourneyy TbeTimet-NevNew* Min.n. henellitcd Inm i iin ich iiitiin] g ^ S p iP its Contir^ued from B7 Itnng. Diclhing ltie> lia\c lackcd allI sea-se: FS “ That brought Indianaaback b from o POCATI-XII-;LI.0 .Burley is two son' seven-point dcficil andin d gave th e gam es fromI the thc stale slowpiich S4itt- BuUurley averaged If^ hits per ganngame. \ Pacers a 95-94 lead withIh ii.'i secondi ball champions!onship after knocking ofT incIi:luding a pair ol lK-hii cllnriIhiris Hanchilett, McGGreer earrns wins* remaining. Minico' andnd two olher .icains jgjuiJinst Kigby and Idaho l-alU After Scott’s 3-pointcinter frtim the Wednesday, SeSeniors Andrea Smiili and CoriCoi TWIN FALLS - Folioollowing arc the winners of the the HHnBHVBIHHI rig h t sid e . N ew Y ork cacalled time- ’ Rie Bobcats,a ls, lhe lOtJt seed in the ilamm s both knocked out eight hitsIlls ini Rock Chuck Ladies (nv/tationalInv Fridiy at CanyonI'on Anthony Mason said heiC couldc sease lo u rn am en t.. kn ki o c k ed o ff seventh- the tlthree games Harris went .' tor- Springs G o lf Courie: -Iof-5 confidencc in thc K nicb'Ls' huddle.1 ; ,e e d Id ah o F Fal alls 16-12 in the first with:h two,triples in Burley's opcnincning CKOT««nf« ■ 1, Karif A4lsraw« w<« Toon. ].I* K«i J!*SKSJI!;;:: Rick Ibroczy Jr. "You didn’t see thatIt look,’"I he round and secoccorul-seed Kigby 17-11 rimniind w in over Idaho Falls, <; I. UnM r«nn»n •a«-0«0'SM CanOM, •. said. "W e knew we hadlad one m ore in th e se cond n d round ; before facing lie^ oJ!SirSwJSli'j2cM*3JLi' leating Itie tigers pul the Bohcatihcau PM - I. VOM CM> MW IW r U r * t w «nd ^ Tvk^n Falls play a n d would get one moremo shot.” iheir cross-riveriver rivals. o n a roll. CV.well said. •'It got usJSOfI ol X Bvtkb h m and Omni VsntM Rik Sm its led the Pacci Mo«w>a M UcMt WALLA WALLA. WaslVash, - R ick T uroczy Jr.. a seers wiih 28 T railin g 3-1 3-1 in th e sixth inning, to .i.1 iic.ill> good stan. W inning; thattha U M WMko. 1, Onh Kmg IfMar<«a 1989 graduate of Twin Fall:Falls High School, graduated points but didn'i wore in the fourth Burley rallied•d for f three-runs on live e.irKIv giiinc ta n be im ponant " * UMnTMnd U ura UMOR. 4. C« Utryitry ^ K«t: t. LKOa Hamiiioo iM ftmtil from Whitman College in 1W31' bul »cr\'cd as a play- quarter, and M iller finishcished with 23 hits. C andi Albert A lb singled in tlie go- l h face Highland loda;loday Vmtngwn er-coach this sea.son on WhiWhitman’s Incr«)s.« team , bul hit jast 3-of-ll of hisis 3-pointers.3 ahead run forrtheBobcals th j| m>niKiii III tlic stale scm ilihals Fh'rhe Turoczy received Whitmlitman College's most valu- H obbled by injuries tlir»iliroughoul the "W c p layed■cd really well." t‘»>ach tluniinipiimsliip game is schetlulcd•d fwfo Bowlers fare well!ll ati championship able player award for theihc fourth consecutive year series and in foul iniuhlele mostn o f the B illC ow cll said. said "It’s a inbutc to the 4 p m DOISB - Several bowlowlcrs placed high in the 4KihKih and w as also nom inatedd fur fu the Pacific Northwest time, Ewing made sureurc (iame 6 attitude of thethe girls. We're pfciu Mu>tiriiit> i.tkcs ttie tleld al II) a m. ii Annual Idaho Stale Champrmpionthip Tournament at W city'sy'* ■■ all-league leam. didn'i end up Iikc(iamcc I. wben Ibe |,x)se. We don'lin't get uptight." ihc dtiuhicil elimination Itiumamcnilicni. ^ Gtnien Unci. Knicks blew u su-pointIt leadI in the U te lk>bcals.als. who didn't wm three Resusuit? Irtim the Sparians' gjmejm c s In Divition I. Ron Daw:lawson and Jerry Miller of Twin*in J 7 imwy B«*nkx U 0*. i. Un W«W last IK second> gam es in n>wu duringdi the regular sea- wererc not .ivaiLihle FalU won lhe fcratch (toubliHjbles with a I.3M . J.V. Miichcil Two free throws hy Mason,Mi w ho - : and Tim Robbins o f Twinin fFalli won Ihe handicap doubleslies fiwan 1. Srwon* ^ ^7 ' Ucn««». M4f. J. AM« : w iihai.454. had all .13 o f his pointss InIr the final lUM-l. ATM I— Jl Jl. 3. D M.tfWirjUia.J «» 0*m 0M I»42.4 period, gave New York a ‘ ' in Division IU. Wade SSiurgeoniu o f Twin Falls won botholh (IMrtta>«»0a.a.JcrinNMornd Leah Hotlingihead. Deiirae■ae Dichl,‘'MI ichele M cFarhn. k r M ! ■ t t i t e a u a i w Utl I M ltV prllrM - Fitness Club w«» held Sitimiiurday. The nest Try a tri will be Emily Schmid snd Aliece Tcnnecnney each adding une. After each team tookreaking scorc of 1,541. Miller Mi had _ I Olau• 61602, Courtney Kreft 599.K wiih one minuie to go." PacPacers c o ich in 801 series (266. 247. 2:288) and . _ , Julia BBenyem a 542 and Mary Annm Larry Brow n said. "W c; did-iuiifdi we Haines, rolled a 740 sericjries (203. NAHI of Idahi laho takes a vacation Siraei 52526. . jusi didn't ^ 1 l down onn thet( pc)svc>- O 269. 26U). This puts MilMiller and from now unlil lil August when the _ n sion. It doesn't m atter howi)w closc ytiu :• ^ Haines in first place w iihI MMi iller and m e m b ers w illI kikick-off the season mes includc - Courtney Kreft Q get, you slill have lo u inI oneon game." J Blakcy in second place.ce. Great with a fun siylcyle doubles tourna- J, •,Tom ,® O lisi 206. Mary Ann . Bowling^ Guys! m enl. ^ Siegel:1 1 1K9^ and N orm a Palm er J 83. To those merrlembcrs Iraveli/ig ip, — ::— V an H ook th r Nmmnr.1 N|/\tlABl .Toumnment^wc_____ TbeJmeJtat Jfucker- wri tes. a. weekJy- a t 1,28,9 were lhe first ploceInce finish- wish ihcm a safeife Journey plus good columnnn for thc Timea-News. You cr> in the Scotch •D -D o u b le s luck and go o d bowbo ling. can contaclherat o n t 7J3-43S7. ,» Tournament held a at l th e = s Bowlodrome laict week.ek. V ic k i Kkaid and Eddk Chappellell Iat 1,270 J finish^ second, if ihii^ pliplace / Tom Benycuft ana Dtvte DeUettD at ( 1,237 and finishing four w a s □□ES \ A udtey-L ipe and U iT v MillMiller with N ijM 7 . 'ALL MONTH LOrONG Qualityy Care ;: uaht^ Coniinues' ’ . | : In thc Idaho Scratch S Grand Finals held in Roy.f. Uuh,L 70 ^ H |K S || seniors were qualified loto Fifty Six participated willA-ilh Q eo e Baxter, Idaho Falls, def {E, OIL & FILTERF CHilANGE i Dum e Hicki lo pick bp aI firfirst place check for S900. Bowlers fromfroi Ih S /oMklUlUMAidoa , / Q aagi Eotlaa Otl Falls, cashing in thc lourt : were Psu] Miller. 6ih place S22S. SI /oaivEggtaOM OU RB*r / Top Off All Fhild Lni L 50* : jiF^ellx McLcmore S35. CCo o u rtn e y /UibXDDUeitli.M Z ifti / Check BtlH&Hosn . Kieft 030, and Coortd Hoos P Plus Tax Sj $20. /vwwfllFfWlFiltFioorSoantt / WatiiExtertorWhMio
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B-10 Timos-Nows. TwiTwin Fails, ldar>o Thur»dny. MnyIny 18. t9‘):> Briefliylylivspoll Montana will cocommcnt for NBC MMuster maintains clayV sistreak ^aeh tlie thirilird round o flh c OcnitarxOpcn.-:n.' c o u rts id e sp e c lo loir r iiis going lo cost him aminid repealed selbacks,, w o s flTcii liard. playing her first nulch sinsincc, $2,500. W'cdnesday et aQcr his sccond Straightslrai losing NliW YORK JwIi>c Montann ihink^lie will IKOMH Ihomas Musier. ihoihe lumcsl clay d Ihe No, 1 ranking Monday,, (1iflew The world'j top raniranked lennis player wos sea*ason, M,L. Corr, Ihc directorf of basketball; h;ivc ditViculiy cnticizieizing .soiiie. ol' h is fom ier c*»'coOn player in tennis, extendeil icr. Martsn. and hcr dog. Kolaoland nned Wednesday Ibrr theth exchange following“ opetwtitions,-sald hc'would'llke iohave'o'8ac~“lo h tLMmmalcs und oppt>ncKHicnis when he bciiins his ■'•r'isireak W’eilnestiuy on ilie slow« siTli,™si ;.l 11.? tiarros. tromTl Barcelona for some cxira coicom- Agassi's quiirte^iulll loloss lb Scrgi Brvguera ces»:ssor In place by the June 28 draftiran . new job,as an NIJC-TL'- TV Sludio fiHitball eofii- lluliun iM ()|Kn: k. "W ith bolh o f them . !‘vc nevernev in last week’s Germantin CO pen at Ham burg. F-3 w in over Ji,() Ja( Sicinctink iitiment." said Sanehcz Vicori:ario. ATP Tour spokesmisman Nicola Arazi said Wed'ednesdoy^lanncd-to commentlent at a new |‘ However. Monlanaana suid W ednesday in a puipul the lelMiunded Ansirian into1 ihey weren't in Rnmcjind 1 lel\li Agassi was penalizedcd ifor “unsponsmanlikc confinference Tnursday. He was smilingsm! as he; cunrerence cull. “I1 lliIhink ihere is u way of 1ft 1^’ and extended his streyk iul tw o lioursi ngelieu (iulvadon. 6-4. 6-0. a dday match. Leaving the court.cou Agassi cuncd the befo "I will be u reportio rter und um ilyiieal." h e menis »i'c ilns year, is cliasiii(: Matsiiii» W ib iiJc rS .< Ans fore the Boston Bruins, eliminiminaied from iting her 25th birthday. Muryy JoeJi man and -v>id. “Arc youyoi going to get a knife '.ther s;iid, " r i i lr>’ tl) givee idide.iN lliul people want lo rcerccord of .'1 straight vieiories. t>ii<>ii cluv. set in eelebrutii c playofTs Sunday night, saidI theythe; had fired! • ' ' Fernandez,. the No, « seed, dcfcaliraic d and chase m c now ?" hear ... whal player>r> ddo, whal they cal. siinte lyw 1*^! -.s.v Briojia n S utter after three years as»coach. coa Barbara Ritiner. 6-2. 6-2. Agassi was rcfcnin,Ting to the April 1993 -ri of their supersiiiions..ns Bill 1 ulno w ill be us . A / day aller lop-seeded I’elee SuniprasSi was liemiany-sHa The Celtics were 35-47 thisis season,s< thd' g stars w ere bculen, slabbing of women's's sstar Monica Seles on crilical ur. I can." beiiheuien. ihe only big name it> loseosewusNo. 10 Iwo rising. ily playoff leam w ith a losing^ record,r « They* a c t o f Ciennuny w on u buselii«Iinc the sam e coun. Montana, the lour-liir-linie Super Howl ehum - Ttxld Tt> Munin. He was heutenI bv by cluv coun subine Mae gainiined hope when Ihey split theirtheii first two 6ih-secded Mnriinn Hingis,I, llihe pioii i|ijarierback. wilwill begin his leleviNion. specialisi spe Bohdan Ulihrach. u luialinerqu from 1^" lyofT games in Orlando, the top seed? in ihcj : Swiss se n sa tio n ,'1-6, 6- duties iin llie preyanisunie show "NHL Live" Ihe ibe C /ee h R epublic, h-4.- ft-.VS.Iv U-yeur-old S 6-3. Ford out as CelticItics* coach litem Conference. Bul they were eliminate :ow ousted fellow German Jai Sept. }. llie llrM Siinda;nday ofihe sexson. I’clru liegarov Jono BOSTON - Chriss F.Ford's turbulent five- cd whenw they lost the nexl two,□, T hose w eri! KaiiJ;irr 6-1.. I1-6. 7-.S. M u n la n a vv ill wurlmrk six reguluT'Season Vicario »1 whips Tauziat year feign us coachI ofof.the Doslon Celtics, thee last I games in Boston Gardearden for ihc' Sundavs. incUidint:• utV.S>iiiduys.••s. NaNathalie Tau/iat ft-2. Wci.Vednesday to KOMI- - Andre A Agassi's commcnis lo a Kord, who struggledled lo rebuild the leom C om piled fiomm w ire reports [ ...... ! l “ m f\ JTy s ERVICEIim iU T Y * !SELEC1 \ I i l 7 ti
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t o o ui f t i n g O ne o f m y outdoor' hhei e m s , a certain Y. A iF riic a ]n J Amarlcan madlcal:al Chouinaril. oncc rcmarkeirked that the way to I ttudant Richard ensure a good adventurelure is to leave your W alling at Pt. best equipment at home.ne. 4 Lanana, whieh lai th e A m a z in g a d v ic e from Trot thc‘man who “ hlgheat point forr rounded the Patagoniaa equipmentec compo- a non-tachnlcal ny - b u t ih e re ’» somnething etl in what he % says. . a s 4 n t cllm bera of Mt. -- Chris Porter, a 2«:yeayear-old Twin Falls c e ] Kanya'aatandardd man, roltowed the lessess-is-more axiom route; aklllad when he climbed Mt.. KKi enya losi m onth. rv< climbara with ropasp e a Porter and h ii pfil w ore a m elange o f cost* X V a Twin Falls manin scales Kenyi/an peak on br3reak H B and hardware canm orr clothes and boiled thetheir cooking water ^ in a foil ssek cn route; toto.scaling Africa's jj praaa on to the truar u e second-highest peak. from medicaLsssei^ice at missjsionary hospitita l H a u m m it. waBam Bpock Forcece of nature B y W Uliim B rock E t^ Timcs-News wriier ion approach lo out* TW IN FA LLS - C hris PoiP uner has seen a lut in ll was a Monty PythonI was an adventure his 28 years, but nothing: prihreddedt our e raa g e w jis fo u r teventful
one. with Poittr , jiob;3be - pneumonia, ro- • The evening was anancing cvi in a chicken b ic;s. s.r malaria and HIV. lots o f tuak and wild danc:considerably the “There were also a lot of p^ple who'd been suit. The next morning,ofthe c villogers. the injured in car wrecks, fires,res. or chopped up by worM for wear, some ofafield tl for a “pic people witli macheibs." Poneisner said. As a surgery. Aussies and 1 headed all specialist at the Universitylily of Washington in ker by boot, then Seattle, he w as hum bled byy theth primitive supplies Wc crosscd the rivert. one of the local . and equipm ent that ore stonda:ndard fare in Africa. hiked inland. En route,ill oon 8-foot snake Needless to say, there: werew< times when he boys used a stick to killarm i . needed to get aw ay for a whili that w as a s thick as m y outerr 0 dozen, wc Shonly after his arrival. PoiP o n e r w ent on a four* For a group of aboui1 for a picnic. Be- day safari to the Masai Maralara - one of the most w ere n 't c arrying m uchjplc fo o f machetes, a legendary goxnf parks in the[he world. Masai Mara m een us. u-e had a coupicrice, a fishing net. is on Keny«!s southwestern:m borderI and il abuts ■ ■ cooking p ot, a bog o f ckricc innertube. and the Serengeti game park in neighboringr Tanza- several picccs of .truck i nia. some matches. we walked, so one "The countryside was justost like1 you see in Na- S j E Rain began to foil as wem ^eshif\ *'hats“ tional Geographic, with rolliioiling hills and exotic H H ‘ of the guys fashionedSC mi m ont. ^ ^ foliage.’' he soid shonly af^erner his return on M ay' I b H from the fronds of a largeat ] a small creek. ^ . Finally, we arrived s,at a-commanding- >.■ Sr}I - The pm e park was ipeckicckled wilh giraffe, ele- ^ 9 a One of the local guys,early « a future lead- pHant, lion, cheetah, impala.la. gazelle,| wildebeest, young nun who was clearllers in his native baboon, warthog, dik-dik.. lopiI0| and a wealth of B H cr, quietly issued orderi unusual tirds. tongue. look the machetes "I didn't expect to see everjverything in such huge Some of the women tsloo and shrubs. The numbers.’' he uid. shakingg hish head in wonder. and began cutting plantsI fire,a coaxing the “They were all intcrminglini(ling ond going obout guys started building agniting fii the inner- ' their business like we weren'tti'i even there." wet wood aflame by igni The wildlife was exceptionaonal, but the safim op- tube patches. ee women, fully eratort w eren't. The leader and ihreethe slream.' The “Those guys look me forfor a ride in so mony m ! clothed, slipped intohe thi water, frighten- ways. They promised a bunchnch of things that nev- Fhgo* CMMlt aUTUM women gently "beat" theoung > rojah. With er happened." he said. Therhe small tour vans, .. uscngers, broke down Aoovov«, Richard Walling aavovora tha amblanca of a am:imaii watarfall naar tha 13.C000-foot m ark on ML ing ilsh toward the yourt h is n e t in to th e K tnnya. y practised ease, he'cast h: . with depressing regularity. murky woter. ifully orchestrated Last month. Porter reacheded Ithe high point - lil- Il WAS a silent, beautiful erolly - of his stay in Keny;:nya. The inspiration come in the fom) of Richanl'li^ Welling, a medical performance. resh fish, rice, and. school colleague from Alaska,Jca, w ho w u sta n in g a :s - in c lu d in g th e ^ Later, we dined on fresh clerkship at Poner's hospitalital just u Poner wos at tasted- like arti- B medley of vegctobles - preparing to leave. pulpy core o f a tree that t Neither w u aw«re that the other had chosen choke hcorts. nings, the adven- the saim hospital until Wellinilling arrived oui ofthe From humble bcginninjm ic o f my life. blue. X celemtion w u in ordordCT.'so the two men . / . tu re becam e th e best picnic hatched a scheme to ^limbmb 17.058-foot Mt. ticing in B o rn e o , Kenya - a few m iles lo the southwsou est. H'Ae/j he's not picniciiim BrocJi; likes lo They had some good equipirlipment with them, but Outdoors Ediior Williamng in Bomea.^ they didn’t have a iot in the way of clothing. H H reminiscc about picnicitig i They rummaged throug cutrut-off clothes at the hospiul and outfitted themscl'iselves like characters — ia^t-M ooty-Bytbon -skiu------For gloves. P o n e r relied on {» pair of children's mittens - renlete with a cord'd nrunning tip i^ s arm s ~ S A W T O d f n and across his chesl. His Ionlong under^^-eai^-was REPORT , suroped with Harley-Davidsoidson insignia. Al the SMwn^MvmMionanworfMtln i lu t minute; Poner's rain parkair^ was stolen - so he M SMtccOl Ntbonil remL m improvised with a plutic garboirbage bag. “We were pretty unprepreparod and under- 4-6326 equippnl,’' he confided later. r ImtnicUM: For food, they had a loafoaf of ttread, pasta. noMOan upAftt u l • ^^B ~ m chard WallingIn g . 7 34 —chocolate, and 18-year-old deldehydrated food that Ncw» la dwarfed by1 Welling had hauled on everyTy •outdoor trip of his to takeke them to the gates of M l KKenyac National In the moming.me they paid their part , ThcTnattNc la jin ^ n^ stovx^^ut^a P ^ - and return four days laterT tot carry them which omoiTiouni to S20 a day for non-rct i S , . : ' " t
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The Time*-Newa li I groigrounds are open but.have no wteeth N«tleniU.FerMt vices. vict In the SNRA, campgroi ■ s i n s5 ' w ^ r C J TWI|>J F A L L S - The Th Sawtooth ‘ ' along ihc'Sotmon RIvct Canybt^on iuc all o ftt h e ^ tId . Notional Rccrcationn Area/ reports accessible bul have no servi the fuIIowinK conditionlions within the ByL*uaSuri w om an a SGated campgrounds ciihnol be u n catches a fish-'Hils a confidence around Kua<». ____ ------SNRA.------are - Orange County-Re-Regiitcr— '------A n d '— ji Recrcation opporlunilicsi t always — when an unsiu- 7 **! just want fo know I'mn nonot go- ' Most roads and trails trai ond still ivoiloble on the Salmoa River. p e c tinng g member of the male m g to blow u m c b o d y 's foolc l 0off.-' : closcd bccau.ic of wcwet or snow>« ■. Araicr level is at 4 feel and riiriiin/ " Lotc-ofternooloo n su n m a k es a speciess wiw anders through. . Conditions. Closed areasar are pa- I andm d th e w oter is very cold. Pe-P^ni; cathedral out ofo f th e Santa Y nez ”T hisis iiis primal," ihouta program Bake a cakc over campflnpdrc trolled.regularly, andd peoplep found I■iMlliM shojiho^Id waich for downed tt” c eS • V alley, trap,rapping amber light founderrr T ^ y Peteraon, 33, who Word has goilcn oroundid ti hb'out traveling these roadsI oreor subject to I aeroicross the riv er nnd bew are o f•n fi o iit. m the crevicc cuIt t betwb een the s h ^ has flown>wn in from her home on an - ' the outdoor cooking class, and stu* fines of up to 5500. For Fi informa- ng the river at a high rate o fs p e fpothills 25 mileliles northwest of island in the Bering Sea to help . dents are ditching survivalal s sk ills tion. call 678-0430 for the Burley f c T ' " " ' " ! ‘"KNew information iclephoncS n . S,m»Bii^C.«'a lif. w ith thle e wworkshop. and shoigun iraining to sncalne ak iq. District. 7370200 foror Twin Falls, ten for the SNRA are 727-501:)l3or Around a bend^nd in th e stre am , “T h is hhelps us get to what we 1 an Hill are open. South- 7?^. H e cooked fo rih c president.It. TlT h at's 764-2202 for Fairfieldeld. 622-5371 Timmennon '27-5018; the business numbe jj rainbow troul arear< snapping at a want lo0 bibe!' Peterson shouts. “All , and routes are recom- 727, the rumor. fo r K etch u m pliplant y o u r feet, square your , Creek Rood south of whether Billy Ruiz is Ihe rea) c In the Fuirlleld DistricIricl, the Souih 'f" R o'k C 'mvcl Council is sponsoring 0a loll reptilian, in watwaders. hips. Pull*ull in y o u r d iaphragm , roll 1 io is open. free boy or the costume variety,e ly . H e Fork of the- Boise RivR iv er R o a d is ' rec number giving road conditilitions "Eccow! Igotafa fish!” your head adback.«ndHOW LlMl!ir stands in o clearing surroundetinded by open to Big Smoky. O pen compmpgrounds inciudc iho.ie andnd update fire reports duringIg T eachcr Neal TaTaylor sloshes to* S h e ’s ni s nol satisfied wilh the re* |live oaks. He’s a big man,, oni and he In the K etchum Disirimic and Ihc line lus>[s away< from her. a fever piupitch.” ^ J his black.smilli forge got h a lf of and T rail C reek Trail.. BlBlaine Coun- ited services,cs. Kctchum’s Boiinduiy, hounours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MiMon. Shelmhej. “O vniuu Ifo fit. Ho begins ihc «ila.have enrolled in the work- ^ L * "K eep the rod tip high;*’ Toylor shops. TTiii for former President RonaldId R Rea- Hiit year, 29 states are of* gan. • I. b y s t o cd d n g . p o nn d s , l a k e ss w ith fish[1 hollers. “I’ll be ri^Ig h l Ihere. I’ll be fering thew p p ro p a m . * “That.” he points to ann of o p e n ' there. K eep h is heoilead in the water. In Califoilifomia. only 6 percent of « W EN A T C H E E . WoslVosb.' (AP) — R anchers and far campfire where a tri-tip roasts(ts 0on a farm* German brown, and 200 p in Ihe West arc findfinding a new source o f income spii. “is how I cook. Now. panp a n o f me to mcnt by Mark ond Kristiiistin Troy allows a maximum, 0of Oood girl. Don’t pulpull any more line women.. Officials01 think they may „ help defray increasedd famfa iing costs. camping out is you get lo ealat wwell. nine rods a day. so each;ach fiy fisher has five acres o0 f tn^ D on’t w ind any\y line1 in. 'O h m y be able 10to createci a new m arket. If the former hus a bigI pond or small lake onn his.I casting room and unequal]ualed solitude. Who the hell wants to go bulJt ih Ihere 7 place, he can plant or3r nraise trout and invite lly ftshtshers The graceful old lodgeige on the lake Was built in 194^142 This is a fly fishiishing class at Ihe Taking; theirtil shots ' and eat dchydr;ilcd bird food? (usually Ihrough fly shops)sho lo fish ot fees ranging fromfro around o huge native; sioncsit fireplace and originall)lly first Southern Califc That's not the kinda campin,iping I lifom ia "B ecom - T h e ky «Vv s h a k ^ a ll d a y long in dc $65 to S165 per rod day,day. ,, served as headquanerss fofor an 800-acre working caltlc:tie ing an Outdoors W do.” Woman” work- caJ £unfire f percussion, A surprising numbeiiber of farmers and ranchersrs in ranch. At Walker, you1 bringbri your own sleeping bag to _ shop, an intense pra He g e u Ihc .students on theirrir feet,fc practical training q5 a hi^hlll;SS Kerry O’Neal, a pc .. E astern W ashington ore blessed w ilh a pond CX-cj Back in th e days when 1 fishedfi: it often, the owncn hadul Fish and Gome 01 30)0 minutes, the campers will1 haveha' usband shoots, bul I find it col pcrience the sighting: of precious wildlife like watciater- the lake open lo public: fishing.fii It was stocked by the,c «hey may have stu rake. They're also cookingI porkpoi I umbled upon inlimidafinifing w ^n he's standing chc fowl, upland birds, aloralong with coyotes ohd deer.r. A . state. But because oT loo'muchloo' fishing pressure and,d som ething h w . iho^tf’SnfiTticed potoiiKs. over my thtshoulder trying lo teach I mother goosci waddlingng thei shoreline with a trailerrr ofc the changing liability ofroif ranching, il was dclcmiined to Ruiz says the dutch oven worksworl six or eight fuzzy goslinglings is wonh the price o f odmi!mis- close the lake and improv- ly every oak-mottledM glen.1 When a Takahashishi says she vtnnts more war many days as possible)e) lot create income — not grcareat duced fish in the 10 pounound cldss. This lake tends (o0 ^ant to leave that hom e." for the fishery," book early (S150 per day).^ y Dare-Knobel out ofthe The specific lakes inn NonhN Central Washington anore Blue Dun would be youi'our guide — a top pro lake strictly catch-and-releasc;ase with barbless hoo(^ Mos losl guide. iT W uii.jiw a-w H^ 6 ^ lakes can be fished fromom shore, but most ore on idea:Ical • Damsel Lake.'a beouilautiful 25'-acre desen lake in size for float tube; or’ pontoonpo boats — a nice quieiuiei Douglas Coujity. west of Banks Lake. It’s shallow, woy to travel. wilh a good chance io.fish.fish from shore or use a float W here arc these g e mu sh hidden? Well, for startm : tube. Rod fee is S65 per■ day.daj eight person limit. It pro- • Walker Lake, highh ono my list,and il will be on vides great September fishiiishing w hen other takes are loo yours, oncc you’ve fishedhed it. Walker is a well-stockedIced warm. The trout are spawilawncd and reared
Guardsn 0n se X L ilfc - A f r ic a __ mail Respoi 9k Installation >/ a w a l U b i a Conlfnued from Cl spirits sank wheihen ihcy, realized they cided1 thatthj Pi. Lenana - at more lhan: N O W f O i i j SIALE! i Ot^Wl^«Ckt young medicine men weresre charged • coul^'t boil wativater for the dehydrai- 16.000X) feetf - w as high enough, O p « n S H m l. Ull«Kl. «rn«g, . resident fees,' and they:y p| a id in er. unwilling to take ll waswot windy and cloudy at the :OOOR Kenyan shillings. ^o for an onswiswcr, ripped the plas- top. “but“bu it would open up in win- They set off the next morrlomine but out ofif tthe foil packet and dow1 s and an wc could see other potks were continually sidetrBckoeked by.I. proceed 10 boiltal water in the.foil throughIgh the1 clouds." luring canyons. wotcrfalls..aJI, andexot- F rom3m Pt. Lenana. it was a sllp- ic fiora. There were a few»iiion,enu n ll rrniky,’. bibut it worked. Poner and-slid b e g an to snow ficlds ond sicsteep Hopes. “1 was take a toll, Poner said, “aiid ivas tired o n e r/o u r days on the M D MM Roncncn o fts-5000tutf>onnon snocVj md we hod • The pair sawaw plenty of hig|h mountain a lot of unclcav thinking nnd tain and th ^ was 0 staircase nnd a hard mounuin lakesI - known as lams - leading u tim e reading our m aps." IS up to the bonk - ond the guy 3003S9D9BBH •itnd-cnlirely loom> much garbage. at the lopTof was gening reody to lock ' They reached a park hutIt mmpmcnts v ' Then they weren r at tfle sum m it. up,” Poner Pon recoiled. ”li was like a i l i , ■ before dark. The weather w« • was cold. Actually, Por'o r te r a n d W e llin g scenc from froi ‘Rocky’ as I tried lo get and both men were plogu^ I ed by alti- reached a spot kncknown as Pt. Lenana. up thatIt staircasesu in time.” tude sickness, nausea and thi throbbing which is ihe'stopi:opping point for hik- He nudema< it, and the driver got his headaches. crs unwilling lomjI tnake tne final, tech- m o n ey. y , Shortly i afterward. Porter iM < BoodH ondU r P i u s HoodHaadH Desperate for a hot mealteal, their nical climb to thehe summit. They de- flew bock■ock to Tw in Falls. BdHfflfwr K ■ lutofn«llv«. fUMrin*. IO,CO(HBi«.wrwt.w»»r (0.0 0 0 ^ 1 •• law n a sar,00»«l>w»w— ^ 1 MIWU------» O r v i s H y Rarntoe|xn MN‘ MtOfNlS mSSu mm m 'M « M m loi.-iu-sisi» “ I ------,
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- — YELLOWST0^jE-^E-NATIONAL j (7 N. , PARK. Wyo. (AP)) —- ‘Fisherjes biologisCf arc prepariraring for whai’ Ihey cxpcct will be'tle'a perpetual govcrnmetu effortI'to to catch and remove lake trc fro m Yellowstone Lake, posjwsiibly includ- ing eomnikrcial fishing.ing. iiiii ‘'There would be a lotI o f c)ues- - cions about doing thatat inti a national ■ park, but it’s sotnclhiith in g w c m a y •' )• have lo pul on the tablelab as a last resort." said Lynn Koedaeding. project < J. k • manager for the U.SJ.S. Fish and p p 'r ' . Wildlife Service. For now. the Fish1 andar Wrldlife Service w ill em p lo ^ a full'timefu n ei-', lSHd:hlS. ' ■ • 1 . . . ting crew to set gillnculeu in strategic spots arotind the lake w: e w here under- lU U r O I ■ water corridors may fbnnelfbn mtgrai- LMMMR .S ing' la k e U o u t . ^ is: intendedim not I 1' o n ly to rem ove'W c inteinterlopers. but f o ls o 10 tr a c k la k e iro u n u m b e rs i s - / / I a n d c o n c e n tm iio n s .' . f Lake irout first m mode their VI • ‘ / . I / ^ appearance in Yellows )wsione Lake KM BK :*• C > - : last summer, when parkpai visitors IflSF#* began catching them.Tl. P1 o rk m a n - u l i S u U agers auspcci ihe lakeke trout wire illcgollyplonled in thee lake,la ihc last a inn. angler casU hit Ifne in theie wv e tla n d s a re a w a it o f Lc stronghold o f native Ycllow.lonc Y< Logan, Utah, on a recentit c lo g d y d a y . cunhroal irout. Biologists fear lakekc Iroul will j~ eventually dccimalele thet lake's H m S W ildlife m aguzir prized cutthroat popu•pulation. an ' IS h II imporiani food sourccirce for pork iefly earns( top honors► rs wildlife including griziri^lybch,,. shop planned for youth:iths Conscrvaiion Disii M A \ \ I I I . \ [ 'i pelicans, herons and ottet slrict oiricc. or Ihe t.'nivcrsiiy<'■> Agency cIo<^ roa<9 a d to help beurs ^ id .ih ..- Initial studies suggeJgtil lens of KETCHl Ml Rcsearcirch and lixiension Ccnter at Wildlile. the onlv ni.iga/niene dcvot::» 'HUM - The Sawiooih Mounuiriiain-s wil 736-3600, I’Rii-sr Rivf-R n thousands o f lake troutinimynlmidy m be Ihc b»i The F extellcnce c award Irom the ral Id ah o 4-H C am p. 18 m iles nc _____ hcaci______, atill nvi;rshttdowed.hy.ky -cu lllir< i.c ------K cli.lm iii. I’ra^s l.liib ri-i rnil> ^ OAKLl-V - A ttKktt climbing workshop wilhith Priest Lake District RangerR Kent Dunstan ' For the mUi lime in thee pastpj six stocks that number inI theth< mtllions. Youth agesag 12 10 H wilt have a chai chancc to two professional climberscl planned for May 13 issued th e re g u la tio n s TTuesday afiernoon on vears, v the lish and ( But as lake iroul numbmbers grow, icam aboul)ul the relationships and importai irtanee o f and 14 w as po»ip*iinincd due ID inclement weath-th- the Kalispcll-( iranitc Heailear Management I nit. Departmeni I publication wo Ihey may wreak havoi,voc on cut- natural roources.rev School tcachers alw w o ri.lh e also uiiiv cr. The event has• beenh rescheduled for .Mav 27“27 Motori/ed vehicless vwill be banned trom aw.itil -i th ro a u . . . attend andid receive 1 continuing educationion crcdil and 2K .11 the City o -oIRiKks. -March 15 to Nov. 15 on>n 10.1I miles of ro.ul and Id.dm W .ldlite photo colu W ith o u t c o n tro l o f lakrlak trout, a through ihethe Universiiy.of Idaho in Mom;oscow, Tedd Thompst 'son and Austrian alpinistist all trails in the nunagcinccineni unit. Hie closures W \ illiam M ulhns iiHik secondi>nd pl.ice leam of experts conclueluded, cut-- The worlork.shcp features environmeniainial prc- Michael Stugiir. ul who between them, represent:m will atfect .K)-40 sqiiailuare miles of ihe l.t.t in 1 in.igj/ine photographsV lorl< his throat num ^rs may drodrop by half scnialions,IS, hanJs-on: labiiraiones, a Lam-and Use the Melolius. l.aSp Sptirtiva anil Power Bar chee Coiiiitv's within 20 years. EfTorts't(IS 10 suppress Simulationin g a m e, loum am cni o f th e out< outdiwrs. ' panics, will Ik onI Ithand. 'ures will provide securitunty for gn//lies during ildesert spring ’ " ^ 'i' lake irout n um bers 'couldmid limit the- and a naiuraural resources qui^ bowl, Panicipanis shouL’uld bring iheir Jns ers liccnNC lou to 30 pcrcent or less. INC the time of year whenen the bears are inosi *»• Resourcer e ed u catio n includes forcNtr>'.y . range, 1 to check oul liamclessfs iind climbing slu>es for,I'or, aciisc. Hiologists s;iy scci Fisheries cxpem haveve concludedi soils, water securing adequale. ctfec- Icr,-wildlife and other cnvironnonmeniul frcodemonMraiionsins, So ropes nr hardware willill live habitat is the m ost c r that there is no practiciticol way to issues. Ripa i crucial elcineni in gri/- iparian cnhanccnicnt, rappeling,ing, fish- be chccked. 1op-ro•roped clitnhing will be aviiil-III- /ly bear recoser>' efl'ons. eliminate lake trout, natina tiv e 10 th e in g , h ik in g ing. nature videotaping andJ rori p in g able al Huih Ktx-k. A to t.il-m iles ofr;>l road will reni.iin open Greal Lakes, from Ycllccllowsionc-i (depending lg on staff expcnisc) arc also0 includ-ir A chicken barbevKcue is planned fur 7 p.m at year arouddTand anoiher largest body o f waler. TheyThe sui^t cd. ie r 22 miles ot road will ppi:ci;\i.s the H ath R«i>ck Cat'ampground CtiM is S5. andnd be,o p en Jul> 1-Scpi: 10 < that the only hope ofr ccc o n tro llin g , C ost i* S 10 everv vear lor public i S105 per person and rcgiMraiiiraiion is. rcscr^alions can bebe made by calling 7.t(»-K7|4.4. iiccess during the peak s K*M ossberg 5:^77.”" the spread is through an intensive 'due May 20 k sumiTier camping and 20. For.more infomialion, or lo obtainc People who bring! Iheirll own fiHnl arp also>vel-cl- huckleberry season. A 8 3 S .;.m and perpetual netting prog iicaiion, contacl a lo c aat l Soil come. In coming weeks.r SI ' . n d Commpiled pi trom wire reporu ShotgunsMfKjiS? ■ Wildlife Scrvicc crewss willv begin Reg. 5347.00 lowering 300>rooi>long gi Now *289” r s p e c ific -p o in ts in th e 'i.t'",T lali b,S StOC * Tasco W orld cutthroat rarely go belou:I o w a d c p lh e k i n g p r c■ojeet retiu r n s g oh i b l e r t o 'T e x a s o f 100 feet, lake truui hov<[jovcraround ------Spotting Scopep e 130-200 feel down. By sc sr w ood>od bottom whca* the birds wc*CK* that's much diirkercr than a Hui The bag lui! limii IS one e.isian turkcv Reg '$ 3 9 9 <95 ng New s rooslii at d c p ih s.-p rc fe rre d byH la nK " Morning Mling skirted a huge agriculiurlurnl (irandc lurkey. ihe oisieisiem bird li;ul ;i gobbler perer -seaMin; and no hailing 01 Now »249^"5 Id. fainl rcdd)sh lint lo itsV fcfeathers. . use t)f rilles biologists hope to net:t them,tl bul CLARKSVIl1/lLLE. Texas - Muf- ■ les is pcniuiied Mureinvi. r As ^c drove lo ihe sp»i belolore Hull uus niy sccondid huntI ever tor hunters had t 30 CAL. MACNUMJm avoid cutthroat. Hed by w'ind] and a_ the insulation of javlif id to check tlicir birds mio -W e'll try to get then:icm as they, green hardwooi ylight, Roger Hooper told uss of1 eastern turkeys ShtHiiii.’ting one IS not one of tlvee ssiations spre.id tlirougli- ooJ forests', Ihc gobble >ealedly seeing a flock o f 17 goiHiob- supposed to be iluil eas; move back and forth alongalo IheM w m b.rcly ludiudiblc, yet il sent chills :as>. Il has cer- out Red Rivei TS working ihrough the area •• his h lainly not been easv tnto re-csl;iblish Only Jl h ■ routes." Kacding said. dowTi m y spine, I bmls were reponed to * Savage Packageie Ba%cd on the size of)f Ihet me>h Somewhere h Iling IciM; - last fall. On the last la these nur^el«us g:iniele tbirds in thetr those chcck;k sstations and onl> twn oi , t te k in Ihe dcnie Red of deer season, Ho«ipcr .sanw a historic Tevas range in c lu d o s. Sav.igi' 1 10 tiTlo,U-, n ets, bio lo g ists ho p e lo0 eelch ci lake R|v„ Couniyy llIhickct. a Texas-born tiiose birdslls 'were i.ikcs (iminaitifc |Bushnell 3x9 vcopo, m>(i ,)hi)un ded tloct of turkeys in wttich1 he1 Without success, lev ' trout before they reach:h b1 re e d in g e a s le r n .w ildJ turkey ll gobbler had c\as Parks and gtibblersi. iittcd 54 hlhin}!ing t'rum stock- " I h e re 's s ni no question lhat eastern lock. | R<-(j J58G loopcr IS a Paris, Texas, busines:es:i:,„ing ti(me turkeys lo st B y g a th e rin g h w re information inf« Humphrey gav{ave me one of those • J I stocking Kio lurkeys arere di>ing boiler in some >95...... n whil spends .as much nine ;i about the distribution of>f lakeli troul raised eycbrq^rrs " 1. Hunters such as Hooper hav s iv e n e ttin g p r o g ra ms in ii future is the oversizedcd •ekecuiive director of JU-nm, ave look bright for popul;•ulations high (i.imersjidOld Ihe depressed fur mar- omc invaluable census takers fi 1 0 % o f i years:;!*- the Dallas Safsafari Club. He began for enough to allow expamlanded hunting ket itieans■ no trapping of r.wtoons, L m legists fmslniled by altempts t Those efforts could ininc c lu d c th e hunting spring turkeyslu in 1978, aboul , s to seasons by spnng 1W7.^ .covotcs. or .Ilher ml l-.ast IVvas r ^ - . i r - i ml elusise eastern turkeys, •' ’"AvviAflvrii-rBrrM'i use of 3,000-foot nets; dde e v elo p e d the sam e tim e: theth first castem-strain , t'l’&W biologist Nat'vaihan 'v diDlcnll .tnd feed onon 'eggs liohcats ^re the rt as wc heard the gobble agair Since commercial fishirshing effec- Chapman Rananc^h in R e d R iv e r nin. to count and any estimlimatc of their worsi enemyny iol adult birds lively rcduced lake troutr eight ol 1 muflled. HUNT'S HUNTINGNC in the Greal Lakes, biologlogisis may Texas has momore lurkeys lhan any ' "Red RTv irr Couniy is some of our. ihe 15 birdsLs stsiiK-ked 41 <’ne slic were rohi 400 yards away in th S U P P L I » fa C UJN N . ; ___call on such fishing meihleihods und slate, bul we're^'rc overrun with Rio the very bcsl lurkey hablabital." said killed and catcaien by bobcatN fhosc lantcd lielii. we watched as one REPAIR ; mfghi someday considercr allowings Grande-stniin biibirds^thal-forc well in >ne, (iamer. "We could haveave been hunt- turkeys wererc transplantevit fn*tn low.i. 1 two, ihe^, three mature gobbler 4 0 4 4 th Ave. W. ’ commercial fishing operateralions to . dry climates of>r I;N orth. C eniral., We.1 lers ing those birds for nuiieIlea while, but where bobcaiicats are rare Ihelnwa I *ly worked our way. Lured b; ^733-0990* a w in Fallialls aid in the control proceis. i\nd SdUth Texas, by we chose to be conserv;rrvative with a birds had nono experience avoiding nphrey’s soft calling and the twi Such a possibility is stillstil a long Texas Parksi“ oi nd wiidl'ife and Ihe I 'S ); wo growing turkey populaiiollion " bt>bcai predatuJation ther Flex hen decoys we ho< •- lJV way off. Kjseding said, but)ut couldi be National Wild TurkeyTi Federation has lad lir August, (iamer exp:xpects to pnv ;ed in the edge of the field, thi a last reson ifothcr efTorisrts fail.I spent more'thanlan S2 million reintro- . ^ the pt>!ie'a |W7 spnng jurke;key seast>n for eys UKik an excnjciaiing 30 min “W e're reolly in a fix.”X,” he said. ducing castem luilutleys 10 EasI T e:^. lin- several olher Northeasivt ii'esas coun- lo cover ihe distance. “We con’t afford to ignignore any It is the largestest turkey restocking u/k ties. Tlie short, 14-day ea:eastern season / f I V E R W E A R n d e stru c- K SPUNVIHSi . ' V i r e l ' tion o f protected wildlife,\ a class A A S E E U S l ip I I ■ INFl.Vn misdemeanor. Shane McEwon. 22. of Logan. ' ’t M i s s R i v k r w n \ i pleaded guilty to wantonn d e s tn ic j Q F U . \R\S W.ATF:irDEMn ____tion.of protected wildli.fe.. aa iclass A a ' .'1 • \ T C e m e n n i .\ m isdem eanor; crim inol mis U> fu u td lt*' IU ii hI lldk iJNtUt Ul<‘ iMMitMit s man ond ordered o pre-se:-sentence V itild H ttrk r«>r you.'M onttlnifurlunT uim I Itivrruciu report on each. * (•IU* ' » >»-in Im* o n l ^ L it) B*w«T ytmr ' \h (‘n>V,y
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. LEGAL NOTICE E LEGAL NOTICE ILEGAL NOTICE LEGEGAL NOTICE LEGAIAL NOTICE— CEaA ir rWOTfCE— liGALNln o t i c e L E G A L N OJ-nCE- I LEGAL NOTICncE ^ o o T o ^ jToiSTRICT'NO.Za ' ■ Uvwy of a copy-of your r*^ Standai OoocOru and Twvi F< ndard Sp*ciflcaiions for' withtlnancincial guaram**s of regarding trthtm*, poaaassion costs or *«p*ns; m FaDsCoumkee.jctaho aispons* to Plalnttft'a attor- HighwahwayConstruclion. Edi- compMonlonallrTvrMmwits. oroncu^brar «n**t aasod- Sealed bids mustISI be re- This Contract will supplysup tjgflCECEaE£C]Aa ^ a O N D ELECTtOM *. ^nay. a s d*aignat8d abOv*. Uon of l xancM to satisfy tl*d wim misIS (c(ot^osure ceived at the idah( iOf1005 CITYOfOF TWIN FALLS th* obligatloiItion S*cured by aa providad by tr Iho Siai* th* city's str**t matkilatking- To determine wt>*th*r Plans.ns. specifteailons.1 form RequestsIts a Zoning Tiile and pursuant Prt-ce D«tnci Ofttanc*,toc*N paint tor-1095. NOTICE IS HEREBY QIV • n t 10 m* pow*r Tnrtt. th* Promiiomisaorv Note m «, 626 Eastlant ; GIVEN Ihat p y tiu M lo a R et ytyou mukt pay a filing fe* ofcontnontraci.proposal terms. Amandmtment Ihat would ot sale conf ind Drive Contract Documentsits withw ojutlon of th* B o«d ot Tfu»trustewi ot Joint School District wlwith your response, con- and oth on(*rr*d In th e or Idaho Lm , South. Suria B Tw* No. 233. adopted on t^ y S, I other informaiion may am en dI TTwin F a lls C ity Deed ot Trustrust executed by DATED this 10 wm Falls, spedfications and/or pu I'S, 1005, a S p o dalB ondQ ae- tataot tha Clerti of m* abov*- beobta:>btain*d at th* ome* ot Cod* S«saction 10-12-3 3(E) RUBEN M. 1- 1 10th day o( Idaho 83301. Teleilephone are availablo at the X",;oflica (loo will ba held In u id o(ittkiitilcton runamed Court the Ida » HERNAN8 EZ MarcK. 1095 numoer (206) 736 Idaho Transportation toexlerKTtl(Tthe maximum’cui- a n d ANNEE E. E HERNAN- TITLEFACT. INC 36-3060 the Oty Engineer. 32121 S*c-S< DATED this 24* day ol Departnlartmenl. Boise. Idaho, de-sac left not lalor ihan salsslo dale ond Avenue Eaat, TwinT« TUE80AY.JU ength allowed from DEZ. Husbai■band and Wife, PUBUSH: Thurs ’.JUNE 13.1005 A(April. 1005 andareareont«e(ore*am ina- 600 leetttol.ooofow to grantor to' ^ Old doifo e s not Falls. Idaho oi a fee0 of of fif- 10 TITLE AND 27andMay4,1,1 11 1.18.1995 have 10 equal or s< QCHERYL M. WATTS Hon atat tlthe otnc* ot the Dis- The CllyCii Council may TRU ST COI:OMPANY. as ______. surpass leen dollars (SIS5 00)0 batwooo Ih* hoon ot 12:00)0o'doci( o'l Noon and 0:00 o'ctodi ClClerk trtciEng — ' the lien arrtounl T>xr>>e high- maMng P.M., lor ih* purpOM ol W>1l Engineer at Shoshorie. vole fb^ufuspend the- rulrfs trusteevfor thethi benefit and W>tlng upon the question and DiDEBBtE ROHOLT Idaho.w. and act utupon the related 'securtty ot Rl I notified Sharon M -Bryan - Deputy Depi propoaiUon of luulng owwalw at obllgatton atftooi bonds to 0 < FIRST FEDER- On Fnday, June fl Deputy Ciertt Anon-rcx)-refurx]abie ctiargo ot ordinance)ces on the Ilrst or AL SAVINGSIQS AND LOAN 9 0 0 a m asaie*. gdayloi. CityCierk Iho prlncJpal amouni ol (Z.eU.67S,000. for tho purpos* Of PI lowing mo sale. &« provWWg lund. to pay m« co ifliY D-Q-LLAR8 second m eeting d a te II ASSOCIATICTION OF TWIN lor the foikjwtng 1 Bid slips Oty of Twin Fails s aUKU PlUl IPP llC lblf that occurs
basis only i,ce at Ihe above addressac Open, May 26, 1095 , •uant to th* provision* of laid comtTwnt may ap- 1077. a s Instrument Insi No Paymoni lerms 1 laid Resolution. THE Th STATE OF IDAHO. IN in Department n Plans poar and TIS are ceni. arxior phone nomoeb « PUBUSH. Thursday,y,'M Mi ay.. AlAND FOR THE COUNTY ta d tbe heard at tho 716919, Mortciortgage records fled check or molefi Is to M paid Iron >) 732-2096 (in Idaho) Acomplepiele.description Is Idaho. Sak}} propenypi here- trom Ih* sai* ol th* propoeed Cas* ^ No. CV 05-709 1^2081206) 334-8430: ot by 'o n lile withnlh the Twin Falls inabove desci Off«er OUSS SCHOOL DISTRICTRICT bondlaM*. ANOTHER SUMMONS. r iscribed IS now Vehicle »l 'ReiR eg iste red laano Suie Police 234 CALL FOR BIOS 01 »n request to iho Idaho City Plannlnning and Zoning o w n e d by RF O G E R D C)wnet and/or In iS ON TS isp o rta tlo n D epart- Admlnlsitsllislor nt City Hall. BOLTON r lien holder .PUBUSH M aylBarand 25 ^OOF REPAIR ^ Pt^tlff. A, FtedaRot>bins.is.l645Ma»i, II 1995 Th* qu*«lion to b* submitbmitled to th* *(ectors shall b* t. Ann: financial Con- 321 Secomond Avenue East. The detauii Ic ■ NOTICE IS HEREBYY GIVGI' by tMtlot roadino tubttaniltJiyislty aa tollowa: vs. 11 (or which this Goodmg, ID. — EN mat bids win be ri P.O. Bo* 7129. Bo.se, 736-2267T. sale Is 10 be> madem Is failure Vehicle Descripii P*PATRICK GILBERT. , StaM0 83707-1129. /s/GA LEEKLEINKOPF, I topay , riplion 1977 NOTICE OF AVAILAiABIUTY c »'v«d by th e B oard 1 SHALL THE BOARD O F• CHRISTIAN JAMES McA- • Ch«vrolel Pickup 3F TRUSTEES OF JOINT CH -COMPUTEhiZED Mayor (l)Monmiypit payments. In- MUeaoe: 01131.7 Tho Shosnone DiDistrict Truslees of Bliss SchoSchool SCHOOL OtSTRICT NO. 233 BE AUTHORIZED TO IS- VOY VO and DAVID HARVEY. b iDDOING ^ DISKETTES PUBUSH:f: %May 16. 1995 eluding the m 71MHQ1 announces thehe avari- Oistrici No »234. Idahoiholor h SUE THE GENERAL 0 8 U a O^fendMntt. aop a\. smonmiypay- VJnT!co*47ZJ9! UQATION SCHOOL BONDS 1 AVAILABLE UPON " — ment du* Maylay 1.1995.001- Uen Amount: Or K^Oeci-. "^'■'•Pair' OF SAID DtSmtCT TO THE I THE STATE O F IDAHO r i ipproon Bid do cu m en ts arid d< HE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF TH R EQUEST^ NOTICE: 0or ntOrOSEO l*ctlon cnarg.irges. monlhly sale lien amoun id d e S2.676.000. TO BECOMEIE DUED IN SUCH INSTALL- SEISENDS GREETINGS TO Th* rinMIght ts reserved to r*- CHANCE Ount will be „ e . ihe Fmdmg of N.No Sh} la'led specidcationsls ar*ar M ENTS AS MAY BE FIXE THE ABOVE-NAMED E OK WATER fax r*s*rv* paymenu.pa; and J365 00 reouaed •'aHaWe from Chuck Hitct IXED BY THE BOARD O F TH ■tl proposals, or to oc- aiCllT Nfi I, an in th* total R a w in g will take.k. nl..-. .1 ■» Hitcft- TRUSTEES. THE RNAL INSTNSTALLMENT TO FALL DUE DEFENDANT: DEI S S t ih i t l, in National En.Environ ^ at Blisa School Dtstni>stnct lhe profx>sal or pro- ;i.786,6l: l^a^eiton Repairair inI Maiei- mamai Policy Act. NOT MORE THAN TWENTYtTY (20) YEARS FROM THE CHRISTIAN CHI JAMES MCA- Is deemed best lor lhe e234 between tr>e hourslursof i DATE OF THE BONDS, FOP VOY. PATRICK GILBERT s S S o lh lance owing os ton, ID Monday thi I p m FOR THE PURPOSE OF Ft- VO ol Idarw W . T . WILLIAMS. W otthiVdoleonon me obiiga- b e tw ee n 8 00 a D««'»'On on R«hti*li•loid lio« 6 00 a m and 4,00 p n NANCING THE COSTS OF3F ACQUIRINO./ PURCKAS- vx)and DAVID HARVEY No 'oposal will be consd- I N C . . C u a m a n a permit locaindI irin LIN **»^ay through Fridaysy un-ur INQ. OR IMPROVINQ A SC YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- C / O ..T O M tion secured3 bybl sakl Deed 5 00 pm . SCHOOL SITE OR SITES. YOI unless accompanied WILLIAMSMS.2600N.2WI ot Trusi is S27,. II T4S day of b«3 opening ., BUILOINO A SCHOOL HOUSI>USE OR SCHOOL HOUSES F'E'FIED that a Compialnt has J l an 27,429 60, plus V ehicle «2 Reg ind ana be submrtled I . aeeopiiibie proposal ' EjTWINKA e Charges and Owner and/or "jLter i s '-hST OR OTHER BUILOtNQ ORR BUILOtNOS.B ADDING TO. MBeen e tiled against you in mty in nn amount not KALLSIOS3J01 m enial Mcnele Faulkner on or be-bt REMODELINO. ORREPXlPAIRING ANY EXISTING »>•Ihe Magistrate Court ot th e . uwin costs Joseph Rynet..^1l»N 18 685 ,DOM) • (C E R 'o«o 4 00 P M Friday,, June Jun »>anrrvep«eonto(lhe |*** DATED V a yy 2,2.1995 W. Blackfoot. ID SCHOOL FACILITIES, ANOD FURNISHINGFl AND EQUIP- Fttth Judicial Oistrict ot the louiamo. BM of WaUf TITLEFAC - 9,1995 Bidsreee^edafts3 after PINO THE SAME. INCLUOiNt Stata ot Idaho, in and lor *j Tf,|,imoont „ of the propos- FACT, INC. Vehicle OescripticW.=n ,985 „ 3ING A a UGKT1N0. HEAT- Stal lls guaranty must t>e Raevnciiil le I ckoM* ih* Suecesstissor Tfustee Buick 2 door Rosuf '"e stated lime and :dar dale INO. VENTILATION. ANO) SANITATIONSf FACIUTIfiS l"» I form ot a Certified feOewiog d«scr{tMd6t wsin- by R TODD 81I BLASS. VICE ' Mdeage 4735 tape locaied in JERiHOME not be Cons^Jered ANO APPLIANCES NECESS^SSARY TO MAINTAIN AND try» theU above-named Ptain- C heck>''• *0“ c county at T9S. RISE.IE. Sec The Board of TnjsteesH re re- ck ot a Cashier's panwswwl lo SKtioa p r e s id e n t OPERATE THE BUILOINOSJS OF TH ^ DISTRICT. ALL itfs, and you a re hereby checii* drawn dri on an tdaho .■ R ITC H IES VIN lC4ALi7T3F(r3F6453659 2° nnaiyf.yrod'm .serves the right to accecccepi AS PROV10EO IN THE RESOl arecwdlorueawrtttonan- r IDAHO CODK COLEMAN, [ R iSOLUTION OF THE BOARD 0*^ made payaoie 10 me ^ ^ • 5' ROBERTSONIN l->en Amount On}n ssale dale envuonmontni docucumsnt '-e|oct or to select an- OF TRUSTEES ADOPTED'ON ON MAY 6. 1005. iwar ornwrlttan motion in I tTransportaiion,, Oe- ^ amwwtn w r u M M Attorneys (orir T Trustee Re- Ix*" amount wm bebe J$365 00 CER 95023 portion thefoqf any ; ot , -ai : t detltetans* lo the aaid Com- ea,imle on n t, ot a B idder's TnMisftrNoNo. 4571. Siding at Twinn F Falls. Idaho Viewing will takeke (place at Decison on D-g Wooe puriN •hursday. May H®*»«on Repairiir irin Hazel- ^ locaiod m BLAINEE et>id tM patad rat*« it ftom ftv* p*re*i Ke*ni IS 0%) to ton p*rc*nt ou do so within me lime b w a . e«cept « . on projects NOTICE OF■TRUSTEES Tf Vehicle *3 RegiR egistered '0050 CER 95026 IS °**ay^w^p*nod0 ei-*> (100*) p*r annum, Tha totalItal amounti to b* repaid ov«r •rek. specrt*d. the Plain- T*g federal , fund?. a p tr- iuMe a * plate efase.______SAUSI P______Owr>*r a n d w ben1^ ^ d w Powo (h*'hf* of th* propotMl bondijodt. principal and Interest. Ufa will lake )udgment-- air tabor Standards ' W ATfR—- R I I C H f AS O n w e d n e si^ d ? y . July 26 CeSRWOTHiZmBr ?------based on the anttopaiad imtre«ttresl rata, ia estimated lo be aOB*gainst you a s prayed m ^et 0(193•1938 (U S C A Title REC0K(»O>U): 1005. at me hoh o ir o ( ? 0 « i 354, Dubois. ID, ' ‘ cated in BLAINE courJlinryat O w kofB oanj $4,770,000 saidaid Compialnt. ie d kxyil time. Vehicle Oescnpt.oiplion 1987 T7N. R l4E. Secliorion I a School Drstnct *234234 Tne irooraphs 201-219. WMcr RiskJsW No, A47- a "I tecognned tie n a tu re ol th e claim ch'*oiorer ei6 shall apply In 04471 ot said day. at TitleFoct Oldsmobie 4 ooo*^ ano nnaly^od in envnviron.' PO B o. 115 Qualified electors shall vott.Ota at the following polling gainst you IS (or propeny Biiss. ID 83314 'pioyment o( labor (or e A U it t.- ' >63 Fourburth A^enSe Mileogo 92518 dama m ages wlih respect to this o r0)OCt o ^ Falls, Idoho. VIN 103AJ5130HCW D4t2S21 10000 CER 95029 PUBUSH May 15. 16}. 17.17 P l ^ ^ n a n High School Gyrmairmasium urola^andvandalixation II purpose ot me Ida- frier l«i.,:4/I3/l»45 m LEFlcftNtINC will soli iJO" Amouni On>n sjsalo daiB "’O'O informationon con. ’ 8- ’ 8 2 ’ . 22. 23,3, 24.24 « Hagerman. Idaho WITNESS my hand and n oT ranSnsportation Board 10 A m m I: 2.< landbestbKJ- >wi amount will be$525 3 00 ’"'■ ’^0 Shoshor^o 00 0 at 25- and 26, 1995______the I 2.0 (fl 10 the highest or :he improvemen\ in Sower: im.iiiwitiisUr der (or cash ororcashequrv. c Vievnng wUi takeke ipJnce ni PO Do> 2 B, ShoshShone NOTICE OF PUBUCic ” Upper Salnxx) Power Plant Cour money o( tne Blaine Auiomolivo.live, 203 N id n n o 8 3 3 5 2 , or North ol Hagerman. Idaho otiest time consis. 1^ ., tsboa..iL.., r——tn m JIIill aient, lawful mo ^ AUCTION 1005 ihgoodeoostmctwn 'S, atl payatiie Beiievuo f uoM ondny (208 686 2206] Rob« iwoen 8 00 ^ P u b lish May 18 onoan. .ft i», NOTICEgfj IS h e r e b y GIV.GIV sary equipmeni and _ , , . , at Ihe time olI stsoie ttio (ol- Friday bolwei 1 Re, Ouaufted and regtsieted electorselec e ^ te e n (IS) years Cierli BCtiwo organifation reiat orf U U trslo a: lowing descnwTibed'toal os- a m an d S O O p n i of age or older wtto hav* resided gionai Medical Center wil ided in the State ol Idaho and BY/s insisted upon MCI/4.SWI/41/4KEI/4. s n , ta le , s itu a teted d in TWIN .Vohicio »4 Regile'gisteroQ ...... — — hdd a public auction 103 drsdis m tne District lo< tt least thirtyrry (30)r days n*(t preceding O ^ j nly Idaho a s Owner and'or L>«*n.mn MolOor AOVERTlSEMENTT the *l*cOon. and wty> oaecut* 1 Mny 10, 1095 TUS. »l7Ej7E) Twia Fans FALLS Couniy. ' ^OH pose ot surplus propertyn yal a' jte the etector’s oaih m th* PUBI 0 ROSS, PE CoJly. lOilOWS', to-wit.t C h a rlie McLnmnm . 1628 - BIDS 6 00 a m MDT. Fridayday. form r*Qulr*d by law, and oo3 offOthers, will be permitted to 27, M ,r>gir>eer / .i South, Ranoe Pi«asaniviow ,. Dc Doi e o i. FOR vot* at said spadol *i*ctton. I-: 1<77«,> Ir?*"?!?® ? June 2, t995 The aucuor INi Ti-THE DISTRICT COURT SH May 16.17.18. ‘i’T , Twin F a lls Burley, ID 1995- STREET PAilAiNT will t>e kjcated at the Auc 120.1995 SKJMSWl/., - Co,;,;. 0 SectionS 27 Vohicfe Oescr.pnoipnon 1976 SUPPLY CONTRAClACT t,on Barn, corner of Add*- Th* Q*fti of Gooding Count>lunty. Idaho. Is the RegisUa/ S .IF JTHE FIFTH JUDICIAL '®' Md*. ------Sl/IHRV*.. S9. T12S, A parc^ ol grourt>und located ‘ will be son Av«K>ue West and Mar -ol th* D ittM lor th* *l«ciors of theIT District residing within ISTRICT . OF THE STATE „ n r irCEOF F 1 PETITION K l7E i SW 'ocenred in me office c Gooding County, and Ih* plae* F IDAHO. IN ANO FOR S Ik SW1/4NE1/4. inmeNE'..SE'.E' . and more Mileage 19122 BOl the lin S tiee l in Tw.n Falls,alls. HE COUNTY OF TWIN ANNEXATION OF «1 / i s-w 1 1/4,/4 S W I/4 . 'particularly desaescrioodas VIN. 6JB7A162U2142 Deputy City Clerk atat 321 loaho *l*ciors is th* Gooding Countyunty Courthouaa. Gooding. . rOTHEAMERICAN m sale dale Second Avenue Easl. ALLS MAGISTRATE IMENCING at L»on Amount ,0 n sd M.T^n ALL SALES WILL. BE Idaho. The Oerit ol Twm FaMicoonty. Co Idaho, Is the Reg LS RESERVOIR NW>/4Skl/4. isi corner of l-en amount will bo 5S357 60 Fails, Idaho until 2 00 ( tttrar ol the Dtstrict tw tr>e electi [VISION 0 P M CASH ANO CONSIDEREDRED -lectors residing withm Twin 'i!^ DISTRICT K«7Ei NEI/tl/4, NWl/4. said NE'.SE’..E’.. Irom lhe Viewing will take• o ppineu at prevailing local time'O May FINAL Fall* Coont)T and ^ place olDt rele g n u a u o n s u c h elec- ' ' VI THE i MATTER OF THE NOTICEE IS HEREBY given KIJSW l/4,l,NWl/4Si:i/4, ^ Northeast corn.jrner dl said Highway 30 Garageag«,21390 26. 1995, at which 1 <■ tors Is the T«m Falls County C STATEOFMARir h trrrie jghn Dir>gham. Admm.jiraijira Ity Courthouse. Twin Falls 5 .5 ,', jetitio'h was filed m S1/3SEI/4, IS16. TI2S. S e c tio n 27 b oei e a rs N orth M^hway 30, Twjnnn FFalls. ID Ih ey s h a ll b e pubi : County. I d s ^ Persons n«y- registerre« on each business wriUnoWilhiwm the Board of Ol- j.,,,- , I.NKl/4, SEl/4, 0*09 West and.b«dl«s2620 6a Monday thru FridFriday be- op en ed a n d read inin ine PUBUSH T nfi^*y, April . day at any Bme during offlc* hourfwursot the County Clerii of _ •,docoased ,eeiors1 ot the American " '/‘i.Vc „ rHENCE run- 6 00 a m nr1 nnd 5 00 Council Criampers o> the county In wtuch th*y tesldt O' Iho 27 a n a May 4 a n o IS. IS ide until May 10. 1095. An ^ ^ ® FaJH Reseieservoif Dismct on S21.TJ2S.R1 0-09'Enst, P"" Twin Fnlls City Hall *995 elector may also regitter befwejre theI pr*cinct registrar for gP-9. h day o( May. 1095, S'Vi/4. wj/2S'lri'j'm st.ll4. S22, along the Eastersterly bouna- the voting pr*cinct m wtUcti he or c She resides until and ^ 03TICE ^ “ TO CREDITOnS liJSanmannexation ot adja- T J -2 S . R 1 7 E I ary of sard NE' . Including May 19.199S. Noqualifl itato ol MARIE WOLF, i E '.S E '4 (or — jaiifled elector of m^Distrtci ds . NWI/4NEI/4./4.S1/2.SEI/4. 6 4 9 4 0 to o t,I, T T H E N C E , r who was duly r*gt*t*f*baio NO. SP-95-224 * OO'Wesia L . r within th* sam e preanct in »s 4360 N 0900 E r4, S27, T12S. d isia n c e of 330]30 00 tool. I m Which h« or she IS registered,I. anand has voted m at least NOTl()TICE IS HEREBY GIV- ,Buhl, ID 83316 one election lor which county ret i that tho undorsignod ' Descnoti LilhO-09-26* X f registration Is required in f wptionotLand c eo f 194 6 0 - . l e l i i n e s s - I N f e v i ^ . the past four years, shall be.reguiisguiredio re-register s ilboon appointed per- Numtjerr ptof Acres: 35 00 T12S, RI7E. ^ wnpt - (eeiio the iruo-p10 tdti vole may register on ip Nine (9) Soum. A47-04478I TO BE 0-09 26- Ensl,I, a disinnco I H ■ , n 1 electwn day by appearing m persortpers at the poiiing place rson^i h a v in g c l.u m s Range Four'ouneen (14) East c itA \r » ii 1. It, THENCE ■ ■ •'J ^ I I M ' 1 P M i established lor the speoai t«ndId election,el by compieung a «0a*hsitnilthodocodentofher Bo.soMeriMeridian Section North 86-45 24- fegisuatlon card, maving’nn oath ta to a ro r e q u ir e d to Ninei*en(i{ 24- West, ft I Mih on th* lorm prescribed o s ta t MIO): Lot Four (4) J ’^JT ^T swr. i .rLJvTT «'»taf>ce of 360 - by low. and provWing proof olIt residencef* In tne manner P'o>oiitoni tneir claim s with V1/4NM/4. thence Norm re unable to call or coiom e by.The T i m e s - provided by Section 34-408A. Idahoidaf C ode, a s amended, 'o uir r (4)(< m onihs attor iho Notice is :e IS hereby (urther NEI/4NWI/4N'4NEI/4, S II. Wost. a distancec e oI l 150 00 o f f l c 'flee, sim ply clip and dalo-oo’o( the.lirsi pubAcaiion given 10 all persons inier- XJJS. RI7E id m ail this order' Tho boUot proposition will be s< his notice or said claims ested m or t E (MtOs aad >eet, THENCE M separata Irom any other o' late North e8-4524* Easl, a fo A to '01our.classified d e p ^lam ent so that we measure being voted upon at any election betfig held or w'Ht bib a to r e v e r b a rre d fecied tly si '• conducted m conjunction wnh the ima must eiihor bo pro- boundaries .d r r ..f c » . ol 36 t 21 loot 10 can get yoi the tp*aal bond election Claims lies ol the Amen- Cetleawoedi v w T r / o ^ -PO*ntol beginning ^our ad started w lthota u t d e l a y . Cyiiy Ihose quaUfted elactort castingcasi valid baUots upon s f ^lied e d to the undersigned con FallsI ReReservoir Distrk» NWl/45Wl/4^r4NWI/4.S26, Commonly Kn«»)wAs / Roolo _ the proposition s«i forth above0 wuiwi be counted in deter- at ihota {address lnd«atod. or 10 appear a sr at the office ol T 1 2 S , R 1 7 E ; '2Camdl*Lonu,I, TwinT. Falls. -» Please le a print clearlj w ith ddark pencil or pen mining the number ol qualifiedlied electors voting at or i with lhe Clerii ol tho the Boardrd ot0 Directors ot NEI/4NKI/4SVlSWl/4. .SJS, Idaho 63301 panx:lpattng.lft ihe sp*clal bondid *(ielection. Court.>n. me Aniericai ___■__ Sold salo will oem0 mado Wllh here arc approxim ately 232 characters , — lim J. WjHinms vo» Ottirici 11 t . « , „ ' ool covenani or 1 warranty (InDeluding c l blank apapet) pep e r U n e . A^r quaitfi*d el*ctor wito •rancos. ■ ’ Piease ie * pay according .to rairate ' s c h e d u l e w h i c h ■ becaus* ol physical dwabMy otor tbimdneas, to go to th* lairve.’e.%FULLER4 1 WIL- and showw causeea in wnting. (ptnBbiiUi pb . polirw plac*. may vtite by absenta pbce ef bs* er - ty >^0 obiigaiionsins secured ISI pprinted below. ante* tuBot In th* manner-- L IA\MS M P . O . 0 O X L If any. It ikasaaealace arid pursuan — - provided by law Appiicauons for absenteei ballots shall Twinr> Fain.Fi ID. 83301 - tioned shou ,.1 power ol sale con be mad* to the Oisutct Oerii noiWl laterii than one (I) hour PUBLI!3LISH: Thursday. May n e n e d toothe th American as Id 1abort. th* Deed ol TrusE S f ' pleasaserun my ad in cla prior lo th* op*d for_____------^ d a y s . I tors voting at such *lection assentenl tot the Issuanee bl said Sealedlied proposals will be ISigned)“ eELi l l a m m in k . BMt b* fSM Otanior(:or(s) 10 Tl- < ll.U.n trr JK-i s|i.u r plra"ir, liinrliidtM i; tiliiiik '•)ni<-r>.) I bonda for m* purposes s*t forth In i I h In the Resolution ol Apnl recelvieived by Ihe IDAHO SecretaryiryAMERICAN , * 5 ^ ^ ““,Z J L tf TtEFACT, INCC.. . a s the I ' 11.1995, thegvnerai obligallcnsci1 school bonds ol the Dts- TRAANSPORTATION N FALLS RESERVOIRRE present Trustee.oe. for lhe I trict will be Issued for said pufpoiirposes. which bonds will BOARC^RD only at lhe office ol DISTRICTT W strr R«oeerein arere listedi lo I PATRICK R HUSSELU Chairmsnan P-m.... oon th * fiU) (Uy of on Mondays.lys. Jun* 5. June .aiaa.DirKtor comply with SectiRCtion 45- I . ATTEST; CAROL M AiNSWORTH.TH. Dotrict Clark ihlOfi.; IfiSS11 forth*work^ 10.andjJy3iy 3.1095. at the 1506(4) (a) otth*the Idaho Mam* I ptadngin g a cold Inplacerocy- hourotSOOo'»o'clockpm..ln ^ ^ . Cod*. No lepreteni ------:______II 9v*rtay. and full width ih* CoimII i Ct-Chambers, Oty r»hli»lwd h t PUBUSH: May 16.25 and JuneII.1005 1. 1 de. ove< (kt T tm a mad* whather orr™ n "^ «ilr««t_ I te a l coatcoi on US-30 trom Hall, located'ted'at 321 See- N os os S/ll A;A5/25/W. ar* cutt*ntlTr*sp< ------II . M P-25(258.«toM P-2ei.S. ond Avenuelu e E a s t, Twin IN THE DISTRICT COURT ludgm (or th* obligationr!:r,'s cii,/stit.ffl,/2 l p ______.' •II • Jgmeni againsi you as SH-244 fromfr MP-0.3 lo MP- Fails. Idaho.W. Ito hear a to- NOTICE OF TR OF THE RFTH JUDICIAL demarimanded by the Plaintiff o.O anc TRUSTEE'S h*rein. ------I and SH-50 (rom MP- quest by: LE For*c*osur* Is b*ing , MMMNimilna b a r ______, I ' DISTRICT OF'THE STATE |t|mI m tlth* CompiainL 4.0 to>MP.S.t:alsopiadng Mi WR.Wh ■ OF IDAHO. IN ANO FOR Ad WHITE for On Thursday . B>U>e 7ih day ed bM aus* o( a1 detautde ------A copy of the Complaint acoWa inInpiac* recyd*. and WILSON- ' ots53J:?I TIIE COUNTY OF is servedserv wIdithiaSummo- M widtti , 1995 al the the. payment o( the Mth a*al coat on US- APPLIANCE'J M STORES, hour of 10 30 O'lo'clock • m. lion due a n d owln.X°Wm. ••■ySot.BrtB flU l» • AM A lts MssatM l>a Prvpald 'JEROME ns.. ItIt youy wish to se*h th* 30 fromsm MP-230 3 to MP- itKINC, ot aaid day at (he Gas* No. CVDR95-00033 adVfih* Unitad m ant of $ 7 07.000 ddue on 8<15d«yi ...... 802).STM-3741(603). wouk] aitow* thm*m to op*r. stat*s. all payatirabi* a( th* Marcfi 1. 1004. and ...... 47.95 per Ilne ABOVE-NAMED PLAIN- an:* ce with « Rut* 10 ( a ) ( 1) and ST-2T-3846(607). In Cas- at* «n automoomobil* storag* um* ot sal*, th* «lta*ut>*andnumb*r 6 0 8 3 .5.5603.6064,and 1 WOOOLAN d**oib«lastell« LESS YOU RESPOND olthitchis cas*. 5681 UMITEDPAR c^ltaopttonmth* ndM raortion, add S2 har Mage VaimiKj m . < ' . . Lot 6. EXCEPT^E Ift aiJT S ot Trust to dadar*r tlJ i •''•ek- ♦ VflTHIN 30 DAYS. READ 2. 2. IlyourrMponsolaan II (FOR ADDITIONALAC IN- byDEVOElOE BROWN t**tthw*ofAND( i5St dt># T H E iN P O n M A T IO N AntwwrM rto th * C ^ p ia in t.lt FORMAT D ^ 8.EX- (Ir* lrtd*b(*dn*s*1 A'«na >C. Toui •hkxhii (ATION CONCERN- Raquasis a ZZoning Till* CEPT th* W*stis( 15 f * * t, ciu*d mt*r*sL lat* < BELOW. mustea admissions or |« q t h i rniS PROPOSAL. Amendmentint thatI would' ih0i*of. In Bl-a30B.W»'l trust and escr Horaaa anU UNe(4uii proposalisala mi-M b* pr*- mentbythesuo•uoorw>*r. and- so. rwxydt ot said with the abov* d*tignat*d numbernb*r, or th* algnaiur*. M r*d and •KfCounty. dat* andaute ..*dlnac- upon recordingjm g o tan o tlc* Commonty known^addr*aa cniedint*r**tatffi*r1* rat* ot ord«r forni & CUSTOMER Court wItMn 30 daya aftar mailingling addraaa and tale-' bordanc*« • with th* requr*. prohibiting th*the tai* ot un- 1, e46 CiaslvUn ' aarvic* ol Ihia Summon* phona)nanumb*r ot your mentaofS law Driv*, 10 0 p*r c*nl p*r ai ofS*ctton102-Bid- d*v«kip*dtoUkoUurM ssther* Twm FaBa, Idaho0 e83301. ainc* February 1, 1 on you. If you tan to *0 r v attorneympr. , _ ding ReqUqulr*m*ntt «nd Is r*coril*d3 aar n * x e c u te d Said sai* w«b*mi •pond, tb* Court may enter 4,Prt.ProofolmaHngorde- Condltlor 'XK)«wnv plua anomcy-a l*M,**, true], tions pr th* Idah^ d*v*lepir'a'■ a gr**m eni out c o v n a n t orir 1warranty -**’* I*** and anyny othjiri
. f . I- M M M l i C;6 Twin.In FFoUo. Uaha- •- ThUrjday. MoyJiiy-18.J995„-l_____ . ______L e g a ls -■ / A h n o U n cenments-Empl(I o y m e n t Thcl’mks^SCTW B U Y IT - S E L L nT - FIN DriT I CUSTOMER SERVICE 1 e a l CLA FIED 7 3 3 -i - 0 9 3 1 AMIfOUNCEME!MEMtS -B ISSII
, LEGAL NOTICIICE LEGALNOTICEE LEGALNOTICE LLEGALNOTICE r - 21201 ^ I i 2^5 • ADMINIS*ISIRATION/ I.AORICULTlI ^ U R ^ INVITATION TO DIO310 WINWARD o r > d ^ E OOEOE ESTATE- ' In In the1 Matter ol the Estate ' (QEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBYf GIGIV- SWNWARD, Husband andmd of ol Ol THOMAS EDWARD Classilified HoursSI , AMf**d*ffofiffofdairy- MANAG 6N by Twtn Foil* Coun:ounly W IFE: OON WINWARDRD VERA MAY MUNSON ; HEARN, HE oko ED HEARN. -2350 IN- Ooc«ased ' - Deceased. 0 * ------Board ol Ct>unty Commimmls- d /b /o WINWARD'CON- KTisrs ^ l a rn e e d e d . slonofs. Twin Falls Couniounly, STRUCTION ond OEVEL-EL- Tho undersigned has EVELYN I M DAVIS has Monday thruu Friday deadli AsalataniMansin and aupar- Exp*r. miik*r r ER boon appoinied Personal be< j|in 6 ! atSuperOMir *m ploya*S. 543-8080 SUilo ol Idaho, that soateoJedJi OPMENT CO.; McWlLDER JllllU . abialolrair bids will Do accopiodBd Ifor- DEVELOPMENT CO3 : : Representative ol the Represenlallve Ra of the 8 : 0 0 a . rm r . -'SiOO p.m ; Md on *xp*rt»- nlT rii I' visa other I tho puichaso ol ona ((I) I) 21 : ALEX T WILDER d/b /a3/a obovoinam ed e state. All .above -ab< astaio. All persons d i*sum*s to: i^bBltyloman- >ooi Aluminum Rivor Bolvo Motor and onono |(1) IDAHO. DEPARTMENTNT required 10 present Iheir quired qui lb present their Boa) Traitor (Roller Typ«rypo) OF REVENUE ANO TAX-VX- claim s wlihin four (4) claims clai within four monlhs — Mllk*fwani*(nied, muat Bids will Ixi accepted1 ununtil ATION: McPEPER REALAL nwnm saner Iho date Ofthe alter aln ihe dol« of tho llrsi Sunday/ ad deadline: phon* cans.2 0I 2 r* io c a le . Exp-Experience 10 00 A M . Wednesdiisdoy ESTATE COMPANY; THEHE flrsl publication of thla no- publication put of this noUce at 568-3381 or leOf- UNITED STATES OF3 F lica or sold claims will b e the the ofAces of Fredorlcksen. . '« t in o ^ : p a | g|g!,?oT“ ° Juno I4in, 1995, 01 theC F r i d aly y 5:00. p.m . a tico ol ir>o Board ol Coun:«vnty AMERICA. DEPARTMENTNT . lo rev a r b a rre d . C laim s WUIiomsft WUi Meservy. 117S. £ ~ - Commissionots. TwinI FalFalls OF TREASURY. INTER-:R- must bo presented 10 the Adam Ad s. PO Boi 188. ■ a c c o ^ Mllker/lrrioalorllor wanted 1. 8 3 7 -4 6 1 7 County Courlhouso,, 42 425 NAL REVENUE SERVICE;:E; Personal RopresentaUve In Jerom Je i e. Idaho, or said - EXCEL clalm a will be lorever Mondayy ad deadline: i«d!Idfer.c- • Shoshono Si North. TwiTwin SIMPLOT DAIRY PRODID- care of altorniy Leon E. Cla OPPOR1dept of local Tolls, Idaho UCTS; Oh Idaho corporo-ro- Smith. Jr, al the office ol barred. bar Claims must be '■ Assistant nai jer SMITH & BEEKS. 210 presented ^ to the Personal S a t u r dlay a 10:00-a.m .' jr*r. Oood SSJ Needed axp*ri*nirienc*d p*r- NOTICE IS FURTHEHER lion. «uccos»or by merger counting di P»ll today, eon to )rrie«»u » » 9 8 0 a c » s GIVEN tnai ihp bK)» will«iiibe tl t o S W I S S V lL L A G E>E Sixth Avenue East. PRepraaantatlveatthao«( manufacture opened. Ot Iho offtce of inme CHEESE, on Idoho eorpo-yy Ofnca Box 908. Twin Falla, abova abc address and liiad .with future. nmis- ration. ar>d JOHN ROOT, Idaho 83303-0508. wtth w » m*jibov* Couit rCSiV - Board of Cooniy Commi! Weekdayly office hours: ANONOFEIN 8TAFF1MQ. m onth, d a ya s 733>4807.73 sionors. Twin Fall* Countounty Oolendonts. DATEO this 2lsl day Ol DA*DATED this 5th day oi May. 1005, C * 734«482 1-800*C.______x 7 3 3 - ^ c6 cr r ; 733-1488 Couflhou»4>, 425 Sfioffwihone N O T IC E : YOU HAVE/E April. 1095 100 8 a . mI. . - 5 : 3 0 p . m . AMERICANI ST. North,Twin Foliaoils. BEEN SUE08YTHEIE C arolLC huoo FREOER FRI IC KSEN. WIL ^IW ------1 OUTSTANDtM o m a . ABOVE NAMED PUUNTI-Tl- Personal Represeotathre LIAMS UAI a MESERVY Idano iTT-A D B INVESTUeTUENT Any and oil sooiod Dner» WITHIN 20 DAYS. READ r**,2 2 0 a*at , All bH3s must include 05Sa 5* THE INFORMATIONIN OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL OF OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL oSunday l Circulationm only 7 a.m. - 10:i prtvata, mervw ” DISTRICT OF THE STATE DISTRICT DIS tfFTHE STATE _ g stock, cafe. bxJ bond, whicn must be a BELOW I l CARRY cashier's criocK, certifietified TO: OON D. WINWARO, 0 OF IDAHO, IN ANO FOR OF OF IDAHO. IN ANO FOR 1^ ^ 0:00 a.m. . u t h e c o u n t y o f t w in THEth COUNTY OF TWIfJ ______RNs can loinIU have *xc*l- & or posabie asat check or btddet's bonddec e> and JANE DOE WIN- jedw>m.“ ' !e p a lls - FALLS U ----- opportundleaaetmentand withlargedo ecuted by a quolifwd surelurety WARD, Husband Oftd Wilo, 1 0 4 n i ~ 1 0 6 I care. If yousUBe.ourm«]- For nwr* informalxmattoncaB Moto DON W INWARO d/b/O MAGISTRATE DIVISION CasoNo.CV95-1188 Cos , ■ company, mode poyoblo I PERSONALS I |S>ECtAL ^ NOTICES ■ h b i h b h b b a s s eihab e unit Is the Win Brown 96P678-OOOSOT 7 8 Iho County. WINWARD CONSTRUC-C. IN THE MATTER OF THE ANOTHER ANC SUMMONS ■ ___ p . ESTATE OF SAMUEL Rl- DAVID DA' Z. FRANTZ and you, S 1 6 .2 5 438-32283228. Speciticaiions Sheetss arew (k* fANTZO------non* Street N., Twin Falls,FalU response must be filed with" " fTMe-ASOVfrNAMED'DE— u e 'LooWjliing fof m at-tom tO h*'------^ ult p e rs o n s h aving c laim s FENOANT FEF JOSE GUZ. sp«)*clai7 Cail tn* dataiine. I Car* Center. 0. OwUcatad Idaho the above desigruted court —- rkwimapro- Dated this 9ih day of MoiMay. witpln 20 days after serviceca against me decedent or his M A A N a n d J O R O E 1-00 clean housas or 22 Qc ostote ore required 10 MOIMONTOYA S2.0 aSitrfcnToW -g S g ;^ I 0f*«*v*. moUvai3tlvat*d. and ' t995 of iMs Alios Sytnmons on ANAOEMENT nr**D O /'- - - highly Innovall'vallva Care /I'BRENTD REINKE you II you loll lo so re-.. . present their claims wrmin YiYOU ARB-HEREBY NO-- “ arairao B rt8 **yf*, Procall . "owpib MANAOEl four (4) monlhs after the TIFlTIFIED thai a Complalni Co.'0. 602-054-7420. g ------S S K ® ' Te*m TwinI FalFalls Caro ATTEST PRISCILLA.A A spond tne court may enter 2C C*nt*rlsofl*rlngsrm gaSlSO dole ol me flrsi publicoDon hos beon filed ogalnsl you ' — w ------C H ILD BOLTON, Chief Oopuliputy judgment ogolnsl you os iOLESOATEUNEMeet I / mcantlv* borxtsnusto 1 thosa Clerk demonded by the ptaimtffls)1,1 of this notice or said claims in tltl^O lslrlct Court ol me SINQl ABORTION HMitkH NAN nglos In your area, l - l a t CNA-swhomthiin thi* deaerl- PUBLISH: May 16..1 IS 9 . in me Comploint will b e fo re v e r b o n e d . Filth Finr Judicial Dislrld ol m* alng ALTERNATIVES „ Claims must be presented Stai* Stai of Idaho, In and lor . 900-XM 86-5S00. Ext. 4447. Ptton Bonu* avalavaMabla ar- Ju n e ! a n a 2. t995 A copy Of tne Comploint is 3 or o ld e r. S2.00 per PREQ >f continuous served wtih this Alias. . to the undersigned at the the County of Twin Falls. IB c lEONAMCYCRIMS Uon of aates a lot LltoeO*ma.is Inut*. Average coat per CCHTER U mm k> -'Sovran??; * ADVERTISEMENT FOR.O" Sum mons If you wish ,Q to address indicaiod.orxl rued by tiIho above-named Ploln- mini ier tor n*w company responslU*. ' BIDS FOR 1995-SEAL wrth the Clerk of me court, tilfstilfs. ond you ore hereby calls il S IS .O O . P r o c a il Free test .r*pro*erttlrwjlopol cara provider Juding 401k ' seek tho advice ol oo atior- ompany. (902)054-7420 or 1-80 COAT PROJECT ney in this matter, youQU Doled this 26m doy of April. direROFESSIONAL ' t208)-452nunagament skills. Om s im tmO* ,•( Volerlo Sturm, Personol daydays from tho servlce ol lughter. Likes racing ■ PRI apoolntmetn and >or Bam* nay ■ Second Avenue East. J*)"Twi arid other loBol rights irs. horses, outdoors I B ■ . - Foils, Idaho until 2.00 PM protected Reprosontotrve Ihls Sunomons. and you ore O ualSJSS;^ can Mlk* o Place your 1 furtffurther notiflwd that unless an is companloD w/no 452-4000. Mon-Fn ■ ** prevailing 'otfal time Jun An appropriate written ro- ugs & lighl drinking. BAN I '?• IN THE DISTRICT COURT youyou'do so within the time VNKRUPTCY p sertd reauna to: 2, 1995, ot which lime the sponse roQulres compli- M-9151 evenings, leave All Chai shall be publicly opono ! OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL h*,*herein speaflod, the Plain- 3xaplar4AOr*Ut*d Homa Canter. Inc. mam mm m onod o n e , Rui^ io(a) (1) •ssage. casM Fr*e t*l*pnor>* « * * * •> * - ir« saverat sates Job openings, o and rood in ihe Councuncii ano o,her Idoho Rules 1’of DISTRICT OF THE STATE lifis n fi. will to k e judgm ent "*** l10N.Whltl«y I c C h a m b e rs o( Iho Twi ° OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR oQaogoinst you os proyed in jh , , consultation. MANAOImd. Idaho 83810 * nay O ba designed atpaclaUy for 'W in Civil Procedure and shall THE COUNTY OF >1-900 Date Line c au i- 7780 800-548-2166 JOIHTM Falls, City Hall also include: said Complaint. 000.)0-489-5500 ext. 0400 caeregmred. EOg <* I th* foOowlng focm and m allOlassoon as I TWIN FALLS TTho'naiuro of the Oalm C Wm H. Malb6fry y The work conlomplolo“ I®'] The nature and grourws ol 2.90/min. 18* years J i' blc; horeirt is the Seoi Coot c MAGISTFIATE DIVISION d^oinst ^bal you is for property • • pr^c g»raaxp*rtarK» UnitedAOER Fui TRAINEE ” w hich nU ’^1 Ihe cloirn is as follows fore CosoNo SP-95-00331‘M •ocall Co 802-954-720 ___ f l i Crty sveots damage wnh respect to en M 1Single guy/ gals, kxk- COUNI ITM^MWQ I conpld* closure ol 0 mongago on NOTICE TO CREDITORS auto JHTRY CLEANERS S?n2mlc*' ilred oruiuoJ eom lngc I Contract Dqojments will proporly located ih Twin g for aomeon* Ilk* youl w * cloaJean here, we clean speolieaiions^d/or plan: inmoManerolthoEsiote v^WITNESS my hand ond Furnliuia Ware*. _ aspoulbU Falls County. Idaho , of ALEXANDER KINSFA> |h e e. wo dean ever^- ' *1^ are available oRne office«« oO' I Tho title ond number of Ihe seal of sold Districi meMbs)Elabor.u Tn I the City Enginoor.321 Soc THER • CouCourt mis 4m day of May. SlngleaVolc*MallMI sir - m a 4 o irc“ saTm"^l®v*at« ■ 1- =>««• this cose 4”o m S i" K ! ;s J S X nbOlous mgr. train- .1 S _tr bcncllU most Importont to you ond Avonue E ast. Twirrwin 2 H your response IS on Doceosed t99'1995 ___ ., Usten NOTICE TO CREDITORS r q ! s. refaavail. 734-6728 watecommmadto | I - ■ Foils, Idoho at a feo Of **'''sev Answer'to the Comploint. it ROBERT S. FORT Clerk lookl e n te e n dollars a n d lift) •J EstoteofAlo*ondorKmsfO- by py KIMt MILLER D eputy liheieYOUII1-000-04S- Maidjtw clilno long term 9 Four I '" 'y must conloin admissions or juat 4 U. Cleanmo at •« U**r. No experience. I cents ($17 50) plus fifteer^oen Qonials ol tho separate oi-.7 ■ ther. Deceased ciorClerk « 2t 0 0 0 * X l0 8 9 0 . 18->. Its bMt« t . Cad 1-800-867- ~ . 1 dollars (SIS 001 moilin; ProboloNo SP95^X031*M ------' ' S2• 99/min.91 3 mln average. 4027. « t be wUing to atari I & '" ''0 legoiions of the Comploint NOTICE IS HEREBY INTIN THE DISTRICT COURT pfoc bottom and work ■ ------feo and Olher delenses you ocaU 602-954-7420.. SHARONM BRYAN __ GIVEN thot Irvo Joan Kms- OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL ------r ; r ----- :----- n ^ e d l r:all n 738-0260. I D ■ 1 Deputy City Cioik father has boon oppomtod OlSFALLS MAGISTRATE ructloh & account- - P O Box 1907 moiling address and toie- claims against the d ^ -- DIVISION I wishfsh’to thank my family. •ndent USANA nutrt- ickground a plus, I p, >WB been selling f o r _____ year*. Twin Falls, ID 83303-190790' phonenumborotyour ll product distrlbutof, S o B ^ 2 > I (200) 736’2245 dent or his estate orrfe- Co»CoseNo SP95-164 trior>orxJs, and th* Wendell benelll package. • ------quired to present Ihoir NOTNOTICE TO CREDITORS Sent 837-4000. l O e ^ PUBUSH May 18 and^ 25;25 4 p,oo( of or deliv- Hiior Cillien Center tor IV* sales experience In; 1995 c lo im s w iih in lo u r (4) In thmo Matter of the Esiote thee cards.t Ilowers, gifts, ^ ------i 3 . i h . « ory of a copy-ol your re-*■ monmsofiorthodatooftho of: . 1 1 3 I Practical)X R« 274. Twin Falls, " >p&anc«s D aulo sales r^o u loiM ser ivlca I sponse lo pia'intifr's anor- k3 love shown to me al I NOTICE OF AVAllABluri ; ' firsi pubhcotion ol this no- ° NlNELDA MARY BLADES y {89th Birthday Parly. ■ CHILD Cl CARE * manags^ ______I 4.11m,othing Qfumlture Qhorduarftrur atiendanc* made It ■ . S ll Rent A Car wilhts _ Qsppi announces the avoliabiiitj ^ forever barred Clolms NOTNOTICE IS HEREBY OtV- g ver/ery special day, Mrance O eol estoie Orouia sol. of the (oiiowir^g oecmoniiToni ' WV ® ''""9 *2 must either be presented lo ENEN 1thot Ihe undersigned Thank You. AdveotunturM fldO ayC ar*, >**■«»* s*« ta artd. whore opproprlate1 • your response, contact the~ Iho urxlorsigned ol Ihe od- hos'los been appointed per- VkMaKoch ol proa version localed in BLAINE / RopresentatN* loifrloifr |4 ) m onths after the iryandcomnHsslons I A ddreui and May 4, 11, and 18, EENSCLUBHOOSE isume to Practical i county at TIN, Rt8E Soc P O Box 83 datejate of tne nrsi pubUcatkxi FAX ^:hool activities, agea tion 8. ono analyzed m.on Tw inFaiis.Idaho, oim3l mis nouca or said daims — r car OR CAU. DON- ■ CUu- canc*n 734-09487ru-QS4s AlHnqulrlo 206-788-8 vironmontai documom ,f-_U 303-0083 willwill b e lo r e v e r b ju n r o r ' 1 AM R IC K at 2 0 8 - I ' — IN THE O IS T R l»C O O m — ■ 3 2 -Z fo i F A X ■ ------I ID050 EA 95008 OF,THE FlpfK JUDICIAL:^ 208 7M-2721 Clair^im sjTjust-ertnCrbe pr*- YOUR• ^ d cara In my home. confWentU D ecision on Withdrawal jwiiPtTto the undersigned 18-0722 • I urvey to: i*ai DISTRICT OF THE STATE ii..«iiib.k.p, I _ ~ _ L ------Roviow locatod m-JEROMEJM6— OF IDAHOilfTAND FDR-%"^ - iB; g5 and-June I r i W " -atitthe#ddro**mdfealod.or th — SURVEY------Hod with Ihe Clerk of the ______sourc*.M ■ county nl T7S.R15E, SecS»c- THE COUNTY OF . '• -A D — ~ nhom* daycare. Immedlali ^O. BOX 1299 tion 20. and analysed in S lW H E DISTRICT COURT sbove-enUUed Court. TIMIMES CLASSIFIED MaiJtur\ ■Ol” TWIN FALLS , -O F THE FIFTH JUDICIAL jPAj 733-2364. manager./ ______crwtn u FaUa, ID 83303-1299 I onvironmonial documeni MAGISTRATE DIVISION JEANINE SMITH . CDEPARTMENT ^ I. Magk: Valley Man •I ID050-C£R95025 ' DISTRICT OF THE STATE 391}91 Diafftond Avenue . 0 / Mr - w .‘ll do It alll Salary ♦ 1 ProbateCaseN o 20S>734-5538 SUM. 7SMM6. bonu*. ilalalyEO hiring stor* I Decision on US West Now SP95-326‘M OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR TwinrwW Falls. ID B3301 ^ K . A ^ b i p ^ , J T» — J r Vector Group, Inc localedaiod NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE COUNTY OF TVflN pF>UBUSH; u g May 18. 2S and in BLAINE county Ot TtS,fe Termi- I For moro information con- beon oppolnted Peraortal ^ loet tho Shoshone DO al " nation ol tha Parantal I WITH CLA l^SirilD J ®' Represenlallve ol Ihe MAKI SOM IONI ti PO Bo< 2-B. Shoshone.me. above-named estate. All• ^ h « o l JAMES LESUE I . Idaho 83352. or call ;all _ persons having claims■ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE I T t U \ TIM lS-NIW S < (208 666-2206) - against ihe decedent ore PUBUSH Moy 18 ond t9'. r Ihat a Petition has been r t9. requited to present Iheir 1995 ______f tued 10 termlnata your pa- f l ifo i I claim s wiihin lour (4)^ rental rlghta to Ataxandrea ■ ^^OTAFOUND — mon'ms after the data of the• Ann Coopof. a 2’A year old ^ LEGAL NOTICE first publication of tN* no-i female chUd. A cow ol mat «-0.OST: S Huskle. Ig 4% mo | . ) TWIN.FALLS STORAGEiGE tice or mUI claims will b«z Petition may be obtained ®i«old puppy, brown/whli*. 'OR: under provisions of Idahooho forevar borrad. Clalma 6-14. S hylU Or. 73^-3180 code'26-7-210 will sell at • from the Court or trom S-1 "30* P o n ^ ^atanted l^ e• ' counsel. Th* Petlttoo will Mlsalno: Fallow deer, male W ell • Klass Auctk>n or> Moy 30, r com* bator* Itiia Court on J P E R K E C X F i 1995 stored Item* ol: core of attorney Leon E.:: Tu**day tn* 20lhdayof Totmo O Kauon coi'iar Reward SIOO . ^ • B irfb A l Annwerseries • . Smlih. Jr. ai Ih* offlca ol" Jurw. 100S. at 0K)0 am S • Birthdays • Q et V Lorroine Ford SMITH&BEEKS.210!: the Twin Falls County ^ 423-4834 Pete OeLMn Sixth Avenue East. Poat” Courm o iy ^ Wl X Ell«n Brodshow MIXED, m ed iu m slz * d Annaunc^ents • A k ♦ ______------PtmaSHrMay-reTiKTss: 'b lae k -^ b fO w rH e m a l* — ------P R i e i 1995______OATEO Ihla 21 st day ot mfhort tall, Recwtly had ----- Apr*. 1900: pupa. Found Nortti side ol IN THE DISTFIICT COURT aaldchlldm ay b* caiCanyon across from Evil ES-AS-I j OFTHE FIFTH JUDICIAL lermlnated. KnlKnlevMlvmp. 733-3454 DISTRICT OF THE STATEz -b.sssrnis2i««v. DATEO Ihi* 3rd day ol ------^TE 1774 Easi 3600 Nonh ' May. 1005. ^ ^ S e e n e m In CIsss 1 OF IDAHO. IN AND FOROR Buhl,)d•rxJ DISTRICT OF TWE STATEE IN THE DISTRICT COURT g^!;physic for answers, 1- dU dunbs and Wife, and VERNONN E. OF IDAHO. IN ANO FORI OF THE RFTH JUDICIAL 000-880-0222. *rt. 281. U N B A D t IIV IE R _ _ _ I DOSHIER ond PATRICIACIA THECOUKTV OFTWIN v‘vCjjSTRICT^FTHEOTyre «S2-00 per rnlnut*. 24 hrs. 9t00 K.M. D AYPiP R iO k r ^ JTheHm csjSE L ' 'peaiiilin, lluibond onO Avetaga cost par call i Wife. • MAOISTRATH DIVISIONi THE COUNT U f TWIN ^ _l*KlCUSTOB i ■ • ■ '. Pumtm*. P r 0 1> a t a C a a a N o . Avalon communication. 3 WMiKDAYM PMlW f O J I , SP-OMTTM A ■ j(305)52»oeoa 2 L, r^JsEHyici y i GALE JEAn' s AGE. on urv N O n c e TO CREOrrORSI Caaa No. SP=0»-370 cSail .il Clatslfiod. 799-0620. f . morrled woman: OONi 0.0 , IN THE MATTER OF THEE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. WeWet«rMiV«twnyou»ai
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6 0 7 1 1 ' ■ . 7 0 t I i 704 I i ~ ~ 7704 0 I To5T 5 I 4 ^ 7 0 6 I C 7 0 9 UNFuSSHsHED I Z_____O F I S C E * .- .- ’ .1 _ —— 'C A m e ^ ___ 1 iF A H M fcIMACHJHEBY-I- | f A R MlACHlNERY. ^ . l-FA R M JifU L:FA i 4 s e ECED m - -H O R S E S _____ -|-»"3S“-11"APTS/DUI>L£XE9 l ~ RETAIL SP A C E ■ ■ I 28 bradId ABSA Holataln hait- IntarnallorIonal 285 6 row fMf078bale«le wagon. 2»50 AA ALFALFA SESEED 2yroldquartarooit$110(inoo- 4 bdrm briok houia, 2 At OfnCBSPJ^CE a ra . aoisome cloaa. farm com plantintar w /h^rauUc hra. Naw frontfror 1 yr 2-10.000 buahalnMl metal gra- Savaral vartadaa, Orskand or offer- 1970 Diamond>nd 2 - fr»pHc—■ C1733-aS0a. *LMg^'3%^?54M575 I avaBabtam - rala*d.7Id. 733-1217. markara.«.$2500oftar.Ca onraartlrae.ee. prtea.neoo- narles. to bbe e mi o v e d . VaBay com teed. Mbeat horse tandem axle. k>ad* jaad69hp. Seed 734-3987orf asBIII 733-3831______Y m t pid home. 3 bdrm. 2 ..Ir^orpeta.':Z ______- f rily or leave kler pipe, uaa S2ri£j?35^- 528-9880 5R8. cantrtfugaugal Cornell 733-1477 or 538-22 . bilh,2 «ar. reft. $709 Accepting Ac appllcatlona for —__ S25!__ ra?! >. &37-06O9 • ^ ------2- 2 — 2 vf. Old R oan g a idding. in t mo. No paul 2 2 bdrm unlia locatad In .32fr6«aa NH10004HI...... I 8ivted.haslo(sofgrounround 637-644fl. J left Blad. Angus Rag K4. Jaroma. $379 mo. Tan- I ling «) buBs. csMng j o 467 bats I. hay haad. ft 1-25' x52' andid 1-25x90-1 i JN wpr1^ $1000.734-3824. BRANONEWNE «nant paya water ft electric, ifflce for ra n t In Prim e a a«aaaa and growm bad. 296 I Md.vsrYgood Haivaslores 4 yr d d MoVy rmie. startacartad, 3 bdrm. 2 bath townhome. T>1E|!u ^ 0EH ENTC 0. OlfKLocation. 1010 Addlalon pedlgraai>raea.$1lSo-$ie00. iraciortral «i1400houra. 2Vx13‘ staalgral <1900. C al 368-2777.7, 7S3-0738 ^ l97or43M400 be rsmoved 5^’^“^ I ^ M very.Jm MBer er. C al83 ■I Ava.. Avt E.. TF. Conference defcn room ft kBchen avaHable. . (Enter irm .S e ll.o r 65 Acres affalta for rai Available 5>15. 2 bdrm roo inoflar.376- 8 IHW Jaronte. PK $2S0ftno. CaH734-2314. W* Thqr- Cut* 1 bdrm. W/D hookup. dpbL. ^ unit wfth baaam ant '‘ou"‘iS°.pS Jl 370-7279 solid s«U $300 per . wall uUU ocooomtcal. t350 ♦ , rime Blua Lakaa Ratalt / 9 425 lb.Ib. Holstein heifers. ^ H c ldi.”!Tn,"SSr;,y. a r . ! ? o “ . a : ______' 324-2572 or 324-JO ss,r 85 tanca of Tha LInwood. I- 888-2852. hopper, a 11430-5700 ------dapoait Call 733-3624. J Offica Space. 734-1357 $300-80 , exc. condition. SOKWdiesalpowi)Ower«dger>- 'Oood Quality hay tor $500 mo, $500 dap. No «e7or431-1400 THEAUCTIONI ^ s a l a . At stud • 3 AOHA stamoraUons, FILER: 1 bdrm. W/D hook- P :ommarclal/retall office Coloatruitrum started bull Cal438« JNOtCHAMOe 120/480480 bolt. 12. $89pW ton 438-80M70 top bioodllnat. 1-Over>vero ------:----- Bwys.aeib.Ai.ftconsK^- lead, reconninnactible,. ------^------up. tiova ralrlg. vary ^ braadino Fordaiatiiia iit 000 aq ft Shop > Offlea Holalalitaln bull calves. wheel setlet to go. Excel 20*-324- axtra nlca $S7S ♦ dapoaR. 4{wwi HAY.ORAINft FEEDED. 300 W -7925______JONES WE HAUL SCaU 734-0427 for Info. ^for rant $800 rrwnth. S*e 324-11«1143 cond. Cafl ® '2 4 0 Oth Ave W. For . , ____ TRACTORS: ractor patu b a le s g ra s s h sy . Uauallyeann^you ci He Holstein haHart. MUST SELLUUeeEttATELY n#yr4x4comsn;=^ SSiTS ''•P'*® ' • ERICWANMAN AKYWKERE Claan d atudlo $250 mo * more Info call 733 0081 '438-9420 F^^'^**X ntra HORSESHOEING3 • depHrtVs pd; no tmbUnql Dayaw 734-1238 Evening -8 0 0 lb s. sm a ll o r 2 artfi Stytabuidb^.sty 'tractorswShtoSSSISS- Iw laa* mar> ranting a truck, pata.ot quiet afc>gle734-92& _ £ 2 > lots. V st checked A 2SiO:e2A 42x54 menlpackagatgea aryl back- Rough lumber.r. 2*x6*Kl6'.2 $300 each. 733-75: NaadloadatoCaDf&Artz. inatad. 678-3929. 1-800-843-d-1300.extB98. hoeaoachmarnenta. AixapI- 2*x12*x16'. Other Otti tizes ------. HORsesHoeiMa0 FHEE ESTIMATES . Cozy Ce atudlo. utH. Induded. ------i w ------1 ------IngVksaartdlnd Mastercard ori order. E vtt. et.; 764-2218 g " 7DQ ■ CALL 324-3480 J hot or cdd TVn Wlson•on $205 Vdap.. 733-3824 ■ COUMERCIAL Oraaai cattleca available. TRACTORR 1Ferguson TO- fordepoeitaanlandibw idng. firit»iiM»¥M i»ii«irng sb ttM i- I H O RSES 934-5952 raorHalfeta.denvary 30w/raarb Jaroma. rdca 3 bdrm. 320 FII PROPERTY Staaraor /blade. Ml boom. Sarvlngwaaki •dlMuRiWt^nnwny«u«ras Filar-Newer 2 bdrm.-pr«-' ■ alao avaBablaaval 734.7333 d te .-to dI bbar. homemade snd landaiw acapani your m 7g»AwW<80ft73»CaM vale v oara0a.$5OO mo * Roberta HorasahoatnckJT* 1 .. oraalaorrancAftMEx- Hotataln: schatna, $1500. HobbyHorsa artitndyour Mors ea: Bought.'aol ovoverhead doora. haat ft 326-401t-4017 or 326-5392. 1 MoMa home m tha couv ^ offlce on 1-3 acrat. _ try. 2 bdrm. 2 balh wllh mattonContact • lie calves, Jersey . Tha Jerome Houaing Au- fFane«l. M-2 lonad P a a tu ra . p j ( i ahop. Can 543-4782. . Laaaaorboy irs. $110 and up. a GRA thorlty ® 733-5755 or *994______^ Nlca Ig. 4 bdrm. 3 balh TDDn3-S870. T Equal homa. *750 par mo. Houaing H Opportunity. 1222222tqflthopMarahouae ;y Eastern Holstein Sp y / / / ^ <^3 / ^ e c / a / 11 4 ^ ^ L(_. »dap. lat & laat mo. ran t ^ i50aqflthop/warahouM gers. 54X258 ^ r * S2.250 to m ova in, will Idaho '‘7 houaing. 2 bdrm. TF. ovOverhead t doora. utlimea ^ contldar laaaa opilon. $340. ; 423 S670 or 734- fumithad. ofllca apace Quality1 newtxmna ft started 733-4330.______23930 aak for Jack or WtB. avasable. baefXciXcalvas. 392-1167 Stava Halowa ' TF. 2 bdrm, applt. tarKMJ Jerome. *'t! 2 bdrm, 1H bath yard,ttawai3n^$450.3 Japt. WD hook-up. amail fHALLOWS iw assi ^ bdrm. IH bath, flraplacs. backyard. ^ $400 mo. REALTY b irthI EfEPDs available. family room, garaga. _3 2 4 - ^ Z 734-4334 >142______lanoedbac*^,SflOO. n« ------TrfCo-Mgmt 324-2794------New 2 bdrm. oaa heat. AC. = = = = - R E D ^ncfwoTjiw<6«rTi«6*a“ 6 0 0 B ^.prtvata.$S75*dep. I _ 1 6 M I S CONDO RENTAL/ K fa . 734-7400.______I C TIME SHARE FURNISHED A PTS/ ^OUPLDCra^ Neww » 3 bdrm.. 3 bath apt. 083 or 834-8838 | available around 0-5. L ^ Bigig SSky Montana ON THE catad NWTF. near LALAKEI2bdrm.Flih- RMAnowngus yr b ult: Angus I Cooaoe ap a. wtctian unita. ^ ng.akimg.9oif.horaet>adi ^SW ftiol' S^Aup. 733-WP6 collaga. J $700. mo. $700 Ino; h g h e l ^ . 734-4941 I d e p . Nd pala/am oklng. rldirndwg.etc. CaB 734<720 320-8837 aftar 8pm I Lovely tiudio ap t. excel lo- .C ^Contact Walt 734-0400 — “ rtarad Aitgua Bulla ^ 6 1 0 I OuM cui-da-aac. 4 bdrm. 1 I »artlngs&2 two't. 9S7B8i STORAQE/ * ,n ?1 2 Rai?di.KingHl0. ! ' Sl «51I3(H,V^A«, Ideal for older or alngle 3/4f, bath duplex, appla. ■ u,WABEH^BEKT/M, worfc^ paraon g 7 ^ 4 a AC. alngle garaga. out- M " -2177or300-2910. UorOlbghntiiUat! iM.OaU' aide pet poaalble wtth ad- «4^torag^ontalnair' WANTED n so ...... WASS18-S4S...... Verynica(yfumlihed.amaB dr PEO -H ard milking ^ 7 9 9 5 ^ 1 M 9 5I Jtlivered In The Magic ft“ft Holtiain Springer «------•tudio. aha/a bath. uUll- TH aanay tor $2800. ttaapd. S32S. 73«K)e5S ___,SKasss.g?s^ e:^ rs. wiB pav too prtoe. 733^>730 C al 734-8881. Harris. 324-2250 . ______------TF TF • Newer 2 bdrm. 1 batn. T Tpprox. T 3000 Sq. Ft. or 731-2290 days- BTTIT $525 m o^dap 324-1105 6 0 4 I — Rorage. S « w a ft Conv- y y ^ ,00 custom« feed bat>y ■ ■ ■ »nlent. Downtown, R UNFURNISHED TF- «. Raf. 438-9409 or TF-Avall 0 -1. g raat loca- jntOOtVMO J Robin 734-4049 431-5409 tton.ae r4c* 2 bdrm. 3 b a ^t *” i409 leave mtg: omrrwdal thop m Shot- ^ S395 per montn. 2 badmt al< wna. 1000 aq. f t w/9XB ■ _ t S I H E . p«uaS2008*a»eyZdeen Uar. Ui no anwUng no pats. ^)oor.$400mo- 888-2477. ^ D MIRY R Y EQUIPMENT I J j^ M up fee. Leaaa. rw pata. $990 S! mo « $350 dap. For mora Info 734-2385 Rafa R< rag. g34-4aeo ForX rant:r. 45x200' buiMtng. Aaaumele leaseK on 325 EZ ) walla opan to South. tr« «*ago>agoa 688-2052 j i ® * (2) 2 bdrm. 1 bath, utlia rm. W.aidao(iown.i&2bdm W.i ock ^ floor. % Mi. N of >- ______AC. appla. S430 • S22S apta.. ac In axcat. cond.. wa- S4.Kaaott a . >, araa. C at (9(0) DAIRY EOUIPMENT.com.EO dap. (t) 3 bdrm 2 bath, tar/aouae atoraga. boata pum p,J. Aft m otors. Com - uj.te-in Juio.fiirloaM' I 733-0739 ^ RVi a etc. 733-0081 daya. plat* Aft nm.n good eond-, "“ S20,20.M7 ------1 I 8 , 9 9 5 WASS?8.I13 . 1 & 2 bdrm apts. •— SOLD! . I y o r7734-1238evaa. $2500)0 orc bast offer. » 3 9 & u p ^ 794.______SOO aq tt warahoua* - ‘JTSa'TsST-1;[roOM SFORfl^ >loraga. 733-0081 daya. j ------laundry ladiRiea. no pata . n o 7 W I 604 Quincy 734-eaOO MOTEL^ $95 wh. *375 mo. ------I CUSTOMo kidudeaan. 73>-19M WM SERVICES 1 ft 2 bdrm 'apta. ^ ------e n ------1 I Room tor male CSI atudant. l eFARMS a FOR RENT Al groundjnd work, chopping. VT^iaurte^lLTlVTF^ ra$17 5 m o. Ineludea all. ahmarocfcWr E f^ 734.4105 _735-1554 or 730-1908 jjA^ Acraa e aftatta lor rant 5 » «m.biila. loader. M — >lHWJarema.Plvotaft tucKa:eka. manure haU. ^ g 1 bdrm. $230. *150 dap. KMU aata $300 par acra RandyW*W*av*r. 543-8888. l24-2572er324-20l8 ,^*£$140^75-^ ^ - CHEMIlCAL lCi APPLICA- ' Sl. n ttliS8C.5SpM4to.Pww 1 SJ.W5I.SSp*alfWiSi«n :.5S<»d, SI/768K.5 T>OHdiaediac or roOar harrow MWm C AM/7MSiaN&. . $ | or w iih o u l liq u id tAtartl t bdrm. itova & rafrig. all • ^ WAHTED TO r SW I -,',1,?;; J I MtttI...... <5995m E h <5995 utBa pd. $340 mo » i k n C< I* lliar. LESLfi R. ' r- elaanlng. No pata. locaatoor733-4330 Pmure « ,u tor 20-30 palra. ES ® 733.6458 or 733-5410______' ? = 130-1258 leave meaaage ------i»0TEL3 1bdm.aptfwrant$300a Rooma for rant Low rataa ponai)Har. handyman: Prafara Craig a Sl n montn, ♦ 1100 cleaning D Oa a ^ ft WeeUy. PhoTea lott,ott, ahop. ipaca. room «g. manure hauUng. dap. 733 2049. . ■ Mlcrowava > ft Refilg. withrtth quiet folks, by Juna maivlng. 734-9743 Convanlant dmmtown \ Ti Custom H i 2ft3BEOftOOM kxatton.'739-0830 733. TOWNHOU8 ES ----- ______baling, ha from $450. Rooma Rc for ran t $45 wk. 616 I DON-rsiTSPENDADME W aahar ft Dryer hookup 82S-5733 I • 734-3540 ■ ' fcrfi m ROoiuuTowAiaEDl g y ..^mmarcial Spray ap- IE tion on grain ‘til ------Sl.#243P43t------— - - -UrniWciUmA------Srr?6WI.-*5 ; ~l5S?^^7awSr I I”----606---- I’fe:BedeannoamoUnglady youVatan1 laoied 10 me. I can te.Con to.CoMitt-(rxn* 2 bdrm apt m 4-pla« axcal II j M O atL £ HOM ES | betw•ehwaen 60-70 io ahara save you money. Lie. A u ^ i ____ iW lfcnI...... 1 / d.731-0056 L^ - ,; __ <6995 !7995 Hiilib 3.995 ■ocatknfaaturM Indudaa fc— “ nlcalica 3 bdrm homa. Call inaurad. 7 08-2574 f ta r ip m naw floor eovarlng. IH 1 4i7 0 axpando. 3 bdrm. 738- E CUSTOM HAY* bath, covered parking. “bath H. $400 mo. $350 — — in g , swathing, awi baling. aeparata atoraga araa ft dapr3g4«18.______■ _ ataddng.: laundry tadUty. 734-7500 ^ bale*, cat or 7 3 3 ^ 7 ______For aala: mobi* homa. I ■ 24X6S.4bdrrii.2baih. H ■ BH ilSim l ManuanursHauilng 2 bdrmap0 ♦ dep. 543-4944 '^ ^ l7 w S a ?k in !2 ! $ m A B P> mo. No pata. 326-8807 ■ 7 0 4 I 1 ^ 9 2 bdrm apt w/uUHtiaa. ^ “ roi I I fabmiIM MACHINERY &981.iCyi, Sl.«iS6l.-S»«ra*'flg.. ______S1./2640I.-S N o p a t a . l ^ 2S0dap i 6 0 7 I l ~ C A m E 734-4431 avaninga. I O F n C E f t k M Ho;^>..»er.460 4.9955 jlg" :.^15.5,995 I I 1 <17.995 I 2 bdrm duplex. ralrta.a>ova. L RETAILSPA^ IAU rh*ytarp.$12S*«. i . i DW. $450 « $300 dep. indh Indlvdual offlc* apace for ^ a i 643-8171 C H 730-8100. , IM mTCT m laaa*. $176 par month. 100 hi b ^ $ 5 k A » 1 0 7 3 8 « 1 9 .______halfisifara-m oatty Al from 425 N H ^ A vary daan 2 bdrm, 2nd _ 2 latiQ 0»lfy.hifd».-12*_ N H aw mi 1 ar ^ $31(424-4390 ------floor, appl,. dack.-new- j,,< Jaroma office apaea for~ '< «350b ( lbs. Raasonabla q, ^ carpal ft Wnyl. No amok- rai l ^ U ^ t y p * ^ Ing or pata. $450/mo ♦ ront. 42 $275. utlla.Incl. ^jc*dCaigoe>4eMBa2 nuba for IH 1488 423-B311.______^ dap. 733-1433 M-F6-4pm oualllv beef calvaa. 350- A****- 543-6491 M3 avaninga n ^ > - A-142 4-pla)i $575 brand ' Avi 50 Iba. 734-8147 F o ra a lela ^1202 : Naw Hoi- E ^ l naw. 2 bdrm. 2 ‘A^lSSwifrS?^^ to : 720 fcHolslalria ataara ^ n d .»»elf » |f| prepeied baiar. U B 5a i ra------^------SrrtiW ' — — — ------S i.» 705I.1i dtohwM.'AC.covarwt S Jeom ttw lor parts. aunrnar^mgW—>_ 1 ~ wk Holataln bull Cal»4M parking, handtow — 2 £ S ------. j j i E H aceaaaU a. Aval May la t o m c e tP A c e Mfviifva* $80. h*lfar*-b**f : ■— ■ 51 ll .995 zEfr'^ ^ 3 995 ELWOOOftEVAfW _ X.35352-4237 av* A mag PbraalalMi1»408NP«fdbao- ' 734-1401 .6.aoOaqttonekiaLakaa 0 DOd rubbar. 1328 BNd. North. aludW aa 2 0 Yoi -ID rear b M a . CaB AVAAABLB800N aSC Ik*. * m * w/X c*lv*a. 43»«236.0 &______• 1ft2b*m^»Sa4435. M-2294. . 1' -or aal*I FarmaiFai M Tractor I W — t$22WaalilnotonStN. isac haad virgin pur^rad 4 meunt«jhtad farm hand olatain bulla. Tall* .436^238. ^ , NIC* a bdrm apt. $450 • utMtaa ro u d a d on Bw* owthy. tOOO-1200 M . ------^ m o plua dap. All appla. ^ Irad b y to p A« b u lla . H om annetMrcTbagood 61 m W ^ m v Covwad pa&rtg. fancwl Alhav*amplap*rtdng' ^ wna w / 2 ^ 0 0 0 ll* o( M n toIM78.42»8»17 M : baekyardrr34-0574 er .q, ■l n a aaorP i* prte*d...... S -Contact 8t*v« Halowa " ^ 2 ilad: 18- RoM'a . 734-4121. .j -■ ■ ■ I 0, 20. M S i a m b e d ^ m W m / Me*. 2 b(km. 1 bath, (HA brad ABS haw-' For Sala:ilasDoubU tal*. ■ M lZ ts^ aaprov*d.naarParrtna ft a , ao m a c lo ia . (arm aooplc rama.puiv.ABrarr M B S m M rtobart 8^ 733-4330. 7 3 4 -4 3 3 4 ralaatlead. 733-1217. _____ vM w .nmwnoi*.. 794.ei;23_ ■ ■ ■ ■ i : “■ ■ "I1 ■) t . ' I I • m ------■ ______...... _ A . ,
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" 81« I M 81* I 4 818“I ||[_auA A ^M A n^. Ill^-cofciPUTEfta—tn iWwwg l w n u S lcw J- -jExmcni rm M B in — - I-T H E A ^ES Q N B R lD cij E—Boiibrw oiii— oseeouiPMOfftB-M tscFoiO R ^ -} iMUMCALwrma I FCFOR HAND OULTINa M ?I 8SX20, eoftwars SVGA Slooporpor/soto.tan tw*«] Exorda*I macMn*nu wKh ai- BulyBamtorii r a a l a i o w . Conaol* piano oood • “To be proud of knoenoujledflc is to ■ NORTH »-i»^ (208)324-4577 onhor. $800. 643-4281 C ^Mr,«xs.oondRfont . ’ lachm antionts, *xcl. cond. 2 doora,wliwindow, *xo n*rinatrum*nt be blind with liijhL’ * 1 0 6 5 64»aei>eve<. $100.1lp..CaBMnin9S« $350,326-gfr«64 ahap*. likenin * w . $2000 678-2717. ■ —Beruanijam m 5>onWtn VAQ 4 ^ 6 0 4 - ' ! I AT&T IBM Compati- 2 ! 3 T 7 F ; n>nda d i *Walk to th* ^ Lowr*y Consol*>1* piano,( ♦ KJ 10 986 II bBUUXNO MATERULS bio,^ comptelocjwpuWr Superr slislngl* w ater bed, mualp' ' fttrfttn*aa troadmDl, CaUnokai ,$1400 or - - * 6 4 ^ slam w/MS DOS & wtn- M otahitahapo,$tOO.Qu*en C o m p lelilel*w/ooasatt* -7873 4aflstMlarchbuianos.. ..do«< i«.tor$1188.A»ao<^ f b*d. good snap*. • ptay*r.r. hh*adphon*a. rSwwlsho • "Our opcning-load now, n o w erected, can fona sad agreem ents .WEST EAST « v.7pioo*dk>ettoaet. laposMVideo. di LIk* n*w . notch k>os 2*x ORGAN. Lowr*yrra y . Lik* are Rrcat," offered^ East.I -Since a J 9 7 5 4 doOvor. 40X30 m s $6890 oor p >r mak* offar on any aaklr» $ 2 2 i S v S S w N*wf 324-2566.8. 5 4 * A 8 now S2900; 40x62 w as 416f $225. 324-4124 deSk«!>tan you led a high c<(rdrd from lenglh If 9 7 5 6». or 734-6878 or an..734-4079. 73 V8 64 92 "!S10.8S0 now $6878; ------ftothoratns Yamaha B-40 Oroan,rBan.axo*l. (Journalist Leads),s), I knew you ♦ 2 ♦ A Q 5 MJOx76 w u *13,500 row 486116 0X66 CD ROM IBM ■ ^ 1 7 I M7<64- oond Aaklng b*to«Mtow book had length bul no.ilo strength in *Q 8322 « 1 0 » 5 $9600:80x180 wea Pprirtor. 73^0025.^,. ■ 614 I I inscF „ ^ t o o r U - value. 438-6804.[4^______K pddcs. T h a t's Nvhyly I switched to S21.000now»14.900. 1 JE WWELflY&FURS t 1 t*cn for gramsndma, mak* . SOUTH erEodwatts ar* a valablo.. ■m b h h m J 1848JO *pl clubs. We were unlucllucky our m e th- ♦ K Q 2 ' 1-J00020-2340 . ■ 810 ! LovoSlaBiory diamond ring, rJteWMik¥^iM $60; *xc*lgradufluatlonglft. 4 8 2 0 ods didn't pay off."* StStudy th e play V K J I O “ nREWOOD I whitogct g ^ d , 6 diamonds, waaher..$15of%SM $t: y 924-91^. IP P U E 8 • to s e c ify o u c a n splot o tt th e fa t^ flaw Orovel for sale, anywtioro iQ$a00.H o(orM nal ______t S S i S l E E ! ♦ 7 5 4 »n]orar*wood(Drsale, S ??.* iscopic anianna 2 Pot beOled pigs,IS, $65.$( *a. in E a s t’s sm u g a n adyiis. ly i in MoglcValloy. 10 ’2 ^ io.A akforV al. 80'T*l*sci * A .K J X :______wt>oelor-C:aB324-1082 . XJ HAUL 733-8318 SI8S towsr&aUialaro*TVanl*n- Uswflg^, 324-«l4 Easfwon the spaspade ace and ------no.$300M( size, an pine ------24-3587 Br*odino parrot pairs.pain R«1 switched to the clubub 10 ^incc his . Vulnerable;>le:Both _ " H^eavym duty stool frame ~M 0 ) ) • j Now 1616 diamondC ft poort ' ' $296. Can 7 3 4 W 6 Antkju* Oak ‘ Lories, provon,;a n , $800. •methods told him SouthSo had the Dealer Sou windowa. 12 oaeh-6 le iniiwmnittOM iPB'j ^U th - _ p ^ . 24X80.12 each-2 Mmm HvaMfloor?? Ouakars. provan;ran; $400. king and queen of sp «Mitcto*rL Sun Conuros. bo r spades (Jour- panoo. 2 ^ 0 2 , 423-4990. Anttquiquo bench $13^. An- _ . bonded, nalist Leads). SouthLh wonv the d u b The bidding 2SL~±2:_ iSf5¥,5S- g $800. 733-14555 **v< v a .. uocMdahkhalr.S115. g 816 I BnjrtswlcApepool tabi*. $850. 7rx48*$16.8i ace and started dian « ' =l00gh lumber, 2*x8*x18-, R y ? liamonds. East «j s2«x ilu»unk.-$44&^m- l-tA W I -fl86-»1»^>7finesse and West'sIt's queen won. Opening loa.load: Spade nine xisl Sofa. Droxol End law nC1 Car*, i SpiMdor & ''73M 831. iblos. custom a x il 50,f*mal*al• a $ 3 0 0 . West shifted to heortiarts, bul it wos _!______Painting shod i 56-2507 too late. Dummy's's queen( won, ' . nm u ia n « . Ntooooeaatona( Socvlna > WITH THE ACES ^ lir. (SuMn bod (ramo. JrcoojyhcinidHar. E a s t's d ia m o n d a c e wi dislodged • * oondMonorrfCect* -wsm**, canvaivaso*. paints MALTE8C -AKC R* I ^ 807-.- - I W7*•7852-______. lownw 1.544-785 od.^ r s S ^ n ' and the defenders t<»ktm only four .000 8TU. window •n d b n»h*a.6 YOUyUSTU Ids; r | L “Htl tric k s. ^xo^Iow-IopTmT NoJobto>*»“^ sy 5 2 ', mouni: $3 8 « of fr.n o . d. ♦ 10 6 s it;I you want io buy Holy trosis s & b o x s p rln D . In W-201 to r 734-3261 a w s y bId. ^ l$25. 733-8818 huno$180. U . It might have been*en belter tech- . V A Q dordornm^ ptaMStto. $150.734-6881. n iq u e fo r E ^ s t to reA.reAjse the first D*ar rift*,*, tabi*ti aaw , trg »10& 843-617.174. AlfteO A LfS.Pural►urabred. ♦ KJ 109 8 6 ereer d ro sses trom Mexico ^ Jmeeonly. diamond, but it wotwouldn't have I tirt pttfow fop mat '**TCl>a hu«eft.p*pi .sons, com- (or oirta. ploaae c tf 734- •a & box spring, stu In Y ard*! •« piano, S m a t t e r e d . D u m m y ’s 4^^4964or210,-767-0349 i s t ly’s diam onds Wtc>250.734^681 ^ lac*.734-4< ■5s-3to.i2 S S; could still be establiibliihed before North SoSouth fronfromMlandoftargpm. •7006. IV. Tractor *k)«>er, ------7 = “ ------BORDER COLUE.IE .4m4 oa. th e h e a r t e n trie s wcregotie. ere IJ 2' I Size water bad, io ^ y SwltctMd to gai I* “ NowsatlnbMdod sk c aa o h e a d b o a rd , fowwihOimg. iwwrtng. ^ ZA * ! ^ i « r a Oewlnalurod. S SHE H aT lE . . Blast's best defensense is lo try to ^ ^ (moi / A A *tecfumac*Tw twi. Fr**- U*dras.$t2S.W«da yrs oid, rang s h u t off d u m m y ’s diamond ia n s u it At ______s hcond.. runa groat. 432-8H2., trick two. East shou!lould return a ANSWER:R: Two spades. Not quite ^ cusiom R ______COOJE Shoitlo pupspupa, par- heart Unless Southh hhas four dia- strong enoulough for a jum p prefer^ ___ YODUR b, K ingaizowalorbod. g i wntod on tractor. . 09iarhW*>a- «n»»f»».«78aa7331733-4806 mondsT'East can neuteutralize dum* ence lo thre'iree spades. «ai1y n M maitrMa ft CalMtunayBarkmanal un Zl my's diamonds. Eastist refuses the itor 6 drawer podoottf, ______^734-6030, A4D l l "siffiKS DALMATIAN, purasu reb rad CLASSIFIED b y c rtM v M male, 8 mo. old,i. to good first diamond, winsns Ithe second X 3kcas* headboard. qardiR P P i n * ^ t i m e s CL rn^orsS-xS' homi wth f*nc*d yi S.82»«4«7, and leads a secondid 1heart. This A48«486 DX2M, (uty loadod S K I K ' d e p■ARTMENT a f gSiSSK j ahoa. $128.736-76 strands the diamonlond suit and )■ i ww/eeo /6 mb hard drivo. tartaftalnfnmtj-.m*j eatlmaiimat*a 733^788. 2 0 8 *n 7 34 S B 3 B quaiquad spM d CD ROM, 8 •rs-durabto- OAIWATIAN AKC P S o u th c a n win only eightesgj tricks. aeM> & wlwide carriage printor. *eeai»arwim*inirwVl^ ’^ 2 ^ • ' Can Ron at 677-4651. grand mabl*. 543-6190 md check to .while, pleaseI tatak k a u a nd new 12 plac* set- 80 I4aln Ave home. C ai 7364)7220722. I Sionoware dishos. Like nowl COM!OMPUTER IBM com pB t = ,(ntc*).$30.RHI* N .tF , ID 83301JOI i. Can 734-4520 ova. rtder. 2 » FREE Australiann ahaph.s^ Mo. $299. Many buslnoos J, $20. Oak bath- u i« jr 9 .ii 709 I i t t I ^ ibin*t/alnk aal. singlewatar ard/BordarcoOo.». to oood 4 kcase head home. 8 mo oldId (efem ale I H O R SES I j__IRRI^10N _ I ^iP P U A N C M I Soel Irs, qu**n bed both 1 - — »1M . Z.IO.*{0* typ*wTllar. awor podoa- 324-2877 3td. wooden rocker, 6 Rototlltorl jj^condlto,. omp«|Preo«to 4663x33, uror dr*sa«r w/mtrror. Mower, $ Point kxjd B & W TotMnow 2 Nu-llox surface Irrigation1 .AMANA '93 whIto washer J MBram. 270 MB hard r.'£io"ss:o';s ss>5!.?s; • $100. othar $75,n llM -S S n FREE: Basaet HourMoundBor- yr QAkJing. X days rtdlng.Ing. pipe. 5* to 24*. 326-5605 « dryer. Like now) *575/- drlvs •8639 o n c e , a 7a.s4»g3w Colli* X. tmalh irivo. Multimedia system, i S " " " . " " ” ' L ^ H O Mtrain layout ov*r _ ■ mailer 10 oxc«l (Ii(posltU)n very offer. 733-1570 or 733. loartoadod w/aott ware and Quoon■ n size plllow-lOB _*36-3000. ig I mo oM male. 436-84e-8431 othlffUc. 7M-6493 ovu 6y7o«t.302l. ^ I00aq.flotnoftaba.Many g 8 1 8 _ 7 1 2 Tionilor, $t600/of(or. CaH maltraitra a s& to s p rin g ,s ti 8Uhl BTr PostP. Augar 308. *ng|n* cars. r33^1602anarspm Inpias nrniMENre h o u n d s . 3 to' chcc h o o s * ' Roberts Hofs«*ho*lngB & ^OlOBYiRABaTS IBuill In OW. white. 1 1/2 ^ a«tic$200. 734-6681 $800 orot Trade1 (or riding $110QMinor. |2 2 2 L ! 2 n from, all have bbaa e en on Tflmmlng. Call Jason at old. Unldon Cellular < •. 666-7072 ter 4pm Baby Qra(«l *xcaic*i tone. *x« boar thia aprti^.,$ $20 2 0 0 oa. ac Plua w/prtnter. QrM i Twin Sizo si; pUlow4ep mat- 324-7287. kMvO mMSOQA. Phone w/ckr kll. S150 im i, lie A/S/A/P. CM 543-^14 W OSTRICH» ■ or famiry/studont. Load- trMi& sS b o x s p r ^ t t B l n Tr»y-BliSi 'Horae*> rototUorA imcAair, r«clk — Youf groat opportunltyl oach.733-0ie8aner6. tawjtoimn.$3SO/oHm. p i a a i 878-2717 • StanOing at stud -COMET- socl85.436-3000______I WHfTEHE/rfrT” Adorable pygmy goats. 1 GE < soif deaning oven indi Boarding, training and wether. »45. 1 doe w/ 2 matching hood fan, oxc y Mas. $165, 352-4325. cond. $200 * 734-2138 s n s s ' TAURUS aronas, mirrors, round^ Cross Bred Dairy Goats. Odd C OE self clean ovon _ p r i c » l \ pen. dally turnout, ^ mixed apos, 524-5345. S200, Very mco giaaa/oa^ ;______324-9180 Quality caro. coffootabie.SlOO GL roasorwblo ratos- Nubian buck Uds. Unusual Qlass/oak lamps, S6C — COtorsI 736-2575 pa»:73e-2960, J w t r . .. • AQHA yoartmg Chestnut . filly, 3 Bars/Sonny Ooo Konmoro brown dryer, S79 Bar bloodlines. S1000) € ~ ~ ' 7 1 4 i '* 736-6537 nrm. 324-8125 ^ I S W N E I . Kenmor* uprlghi freezer QH. 3 yr, old filly. Pretty,ty. Champion quality woaners. while, 66* tall, $200 woli broko. roaoy to stan 734-0313,______^ 2 ' a s rodoo prospect. Bar- !58* - rols. polos, otc. 788-3171,?{■ Choieo tw anor pigs. t60, IMagk; Chof washer a dry B ino. ohor roboio _ ea.P8irfoeiJof;4-HorFFA er. washor-siso. dryer - j prDiocts,3a»4048 SlOO. ttxcolont shape. •3 .0 L EFI V-6 •Airi.utodioticODTrons, ‘AirVir G>ndiHoning •D U A1 L/ A IR B A G S • C r u i s e 9 60>0/40 Cloth Split Bench1 ^4 710 ~~~] Con 733-4428. - ■HORSEEQtflPMQ^ •# 1 SaUNGCARUl IN AMERICA .M any/ OC rtier Luxury foahires Matchind sot washer anc IS n Halo2horsolondorTi dryer. S250, Col • axol. brakos, oxiclosod.Id. II I E■ 733-4281.______t>toidBiarfSl?.WiM«rOfcWpJrww«»diarti^J ??Stot(tatw(f$4rvOVO gdbd condition. S1500 Can 820-5858. Maytag waaher A OE dry^ or. g ^ cond. $100 oa 1989 Logan 4 norso slant or $200 for both. Cai 189B ESCORTr 8 DR.. 4 DR., 01IR WON. I90BUP1RE - ' load combmatton sloch • 324-5516, «d Monuol OO •CFC-Fr*e A /C'C *IX' interior «4 | £4 DOOR horso trtr. Tack rm. malts, gin* •DUAL A S BAG SAFETY tt. 4 8 0 1 n 7 S<*r*o »R*of W indow Dofrp ilOUgM *1 Group •Ecooomicol 5TO oxceond. 326-4078 I ANTIQUES A Used ^ Kirt>y vacuum. $650, W/Full Corpotr1rs.7 CLASSIFIEDDCRAFTS Wade Zoiynoor OM oyt A F eature of TTiteils Newspaper jH j., Basin 678-3342 s I99BCRBdWNVlCTOBUA - I9te THUNDIiraimir ‘MUST SELLl’M Orcle■j J KID-S CRAFT BOOKLET£T. Creative cnfu for •4.6EFIV-8*Amomo«cO 10 •Tih •Pbwor «4 A SOHCHC V-8 •AtitomofH; O O 'A ir Con WindoMvi&DoorLxki ondiltonlno a J W r W indova & • Aoact>o horso trtr. 3 horseM creailve kidil ContalaiI twelvef ea«y proJecM >da eAM /FM Sl*r*o Ce & pump, 900~ ■ SATISFACTION OR YOUOUR MONEY BACK! ; - hrs. 1 yr. warranty, 850P To ordtf pUns aall cbeckek ori moaey order aad <; o tfo n s par min. S7000K. I - S - 4 ^ . projcci n aobcraod aan e, wliwlihyo«rms«.addrosi ,: asd sJp code. AM n .9 3 foror
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ThcTim ra^faw BUY IT ■- S E L L I I CUSTOMER T-FIND ITI ;[®SERVICE lSSIF JCLA ■IED 7 3 3 ^ H > 9 3 - B HECRBtnOII;ma m 9 0 7 909 T ■ 910.. irf 1005 ill "' .1007 1‘ MOTORJiOMESARVS SPORTINQ OOOOS Itoaveltrail^^ I jANTIQUE A i r r o s I _^UWTWQ8UPPl^ _ T R U C K ^ ^ ^ '72 Oodgo Breoza. 20*. JfcCOU£CTIB^ ■— A/C, owning. 70»i mi. R*- »■ COMPANWN f * rVROLET 1901 H ion ducod »«g50 734-13M B)c aallboan). 1 tull-sJMdead 6 motor, was lo top m.ui, couriu. oairiu. low milos, Affordable, durable ^ iulaied oampar shell. llaa, eycjes, 2 -road. 2-trall.I BROCKUANS'RV shapewt>enparked,S500 txush Ofo-at67 """Brm. Call S37-6610. boWmas, *2850.384-2961. I H | | 1978 Coioman Toni trailer. ^ m p ie to set of mon'a goJf" For sale: Park model. TS JORSCHE 1969 356A, lia Prices Rammain A-MAY-ZIM BosIoDor &43'6&0 ' clubs. Tour model II jvROLET -01, New ■ NS4.YLowl^rir Jl needs work. $450®^or tVSiaikes, u-|olnU, battery, l l ~ 2-SW. 3 and 5 QoWamrth best offer. Call 734-8180 Umlted Tima I I 1900 23' Firoball, party I On Thasa Fabiimoaa Nodala...t . . . - " V woods. Graphria shaRed. 'Ck rack. Engine has modol, 440 Dodo®. 53K. er. 536-6556 ‘ r I 72kkm n is. Ugly but runs oood stiapo, S900G. C«ll oversize driver, tailor 1 So Hurry InIn White SalacMBon Is Baatl 1 0 0 6 good,)d,»a0O,Hi-901 Lapalma exBcuttvo • kitehen. excel, cond.. all " OoHclub8.1.3-5Peraimoo ,newtlr«t.eOkml.runa 25' class A motor r>omo. ) ftfnenltles. 543-4237 « IH 9370 Cummins, 350 Q0«^'■d. $1500 326-4078 LOADEOIISll,500 w oods A3 m etal o v er- . PloA»o coll S43-68S4Mi»o sized dnvora. ilOVINO i SALE: After 20, JSRl iVROLET, Big 10. 12. S*3-<»6______years In sam e lo c aiio n j - 2 r J -9 ri/2 lo n . Ilka new, t902 Tiooa motor homo. • w e're moving to the , cruise, IIH, PS. PB. M o w ; 23' Ford 250 30Klit; « h g Irons, Yonax Woods, Jerom e Clndys exit. Buy ItW. $3500.423-6104. ,, ^ _ or.gmai mile*. Call 734-f t ' Full s « tnd. 3 wedges. 2 now, save 'BtQ* I For ------6849 aftpt 6:00 pm. bags*full practice bag. ample A 1995 Nash 19 ft i 977 i^OLET. 1063. K ton C l - Boxes ol new balls. total SC a w n to w u .bladt w/uaiy Sox. 350 an- ' I 1985 Kouniry Airo c ta u,C C ^34-7952.______St1.615.rww$8288,f4Mr 1979I7B 680 C Case Back ■ .AT. S39S0.Cal( ^ I motor N?mo. 26W ft..4«0 SCUBA oqulpmenL S10OO Sth wheels In stoek now Hoe.»aftarale|yr- '' * • 837^833 J. V* ion PU. A T^C . igr^ awnir»o, AC. axcni. ahapo J L Centurysholl. •A it CofxJitioning eAulo 734 4884______7 3 4 ^ 6 7 . JPia00-77»3167- AHieff- P n M o n t h rtomofic Tronimi»»*oo •Powert ’ S’ 501 1 70k ml. *5.495. Call CTS^M-.Companlon. the ■ 030a--______VVincfows & D oor Lock* *C»Guita •Tilr *AM/FM Cowefti.sette ------T ' —JrS.HERE ______IrRAVEL^-rRAILfRsI; -j ? i n & >toa2paM.NarTow- Clark»rk l25Bfronl.er»dk)ador1 , 1995 ROAD RANGER ' body and Ugnrwajght wftn -Hkebre brand newt 686-7793.. Y rt Ion 77.3 5 0 AT. " ' ■Solep.<»Sol. $17,166 JJOCOeoihor^ c trod* down 42 poim«nr> (V S19^,09 02 oer mon* 5 03X A « OACAC " ^ ------g^SOm arnwofaary riKxJoJ tull q ueen w alk^alW id r r PB, runs good, boxd 00 1 ?,000 milet pp. ypprW. Finolop..Onolp<{ySWfiT7i'■5 92 Ib.A?^»ne.i»clvded- W 70C am ptrtr. 15'S750. 0- ' 0-733-6965 evea ------■— 5tn wvnool w 't4'#iida and bed liner. $75. 734-3438. y [ i ^ M c I n , >rt<7^1oag towler. 2 front E i i ! ;:. jCB, elect, brake traval trir. AMolulo4y liha ! up for Mr. good tub- r>ow w/twin bods. ■e ------...... $ icktta, baditioe.' And 3. ^ 2 ? ^ : ^ ^ 1968 26-Kh Road Ranger. —1 a x le. 7X 12. 14* tire s , •'itc u •_1990-32' Firoball 5tr> $300. 734^»13. tMJCk*lachfnent 7B6-302S, Whoel Dfiva eO uol Air H ______w/Qversnoi iiyino ' attach fl. ^laUlmaUlkaunw^ J2 each: 4 8 '■ 102* utility - '•LllMbfCLJrZllohti.. - nia»_cond.436^t664_ _ B o ^uDeluxe.dolklni»rie>r— J ^W 900 or offw. 934U036 »reefers fi.-aa i.ftO) S l.aeP if * ^ ’$l000/oller. oQpgg , I- or 834-8305 after 6:00 pm E I960 0-60. 4 cyl. _?O ua(Jo( Sport Mirroo •Ateral -Z 0 0 0 0 SELECTION OF condition. 733-5241 days 18’*7 ne « le work. *350. USEOTnAILERSaf^-r 10' Jewel carnp trailer. Of 733-W67 eves. EVV -75 C6500 10 OM32626-4706______• 1986 3 t' Firoball Stn h l977.w/sa«c«i«nainod 4x 6 'box trailer, good CH EV 5 Ram 60-86. camp- whool previously ownadd toilet only. Sleeps 0. good by Mr AMr^Hlllis Ishape. S27S. Call •______erahel,!«,Flnetruci(. *2000. ■ “ T cond. only *2700. Call 734^968 a2S-5t 402. after 4:30. SfeVEhAL 0 0 0 0 USED after 6 pm 734-6455 " C, 1974 6 0 0 s e r i e s 733-240; ck. 22' natpad. 64,000 c n o n .^CAMPERS From pickup bed. Q M C .' Tt1091 F-2S0. Lartat 1972 Roadranoer 17' las. runt great. $2900 ^ 2 2 2 l » tool box Induded. $325. best■ offer. 536-2369 • PU, low ml. loaded O i altar rabataI t s USED MOTOR HOMES $1000 Can 543-6171 _ _without tool box. $275, 477______. •i97a-23'MonoeoOaaaC : Can 324.3734. . « best 90S •1977-22' Tioga ger^erator^ 1975 Kit Companion. 20 ' ^ 2 haavy duty K ton. w/tandom wheels, self * 1 0 0 7 1 arwAC Ooodexio-untruerwltfi -d '" t r u c k s I leel. 4 tpd. AMffM. _____ ★ SAWE Ml •19S8-2S' Eldorado Class. contained, exc cond,. 4 'ramp. 14’ Ures. $695. ■■ *2.450,666-7165, ■ n f f ' !BICI» — C. all omenttM ' t2900/ofter. 324.0428 Can 423-5104. 1 ^to^ F250. 70. sow 360 •1083-27-SoothwindaaM T glna, asking $65ff, RNATI0NAL74. » 1982 Terry Taurus. 18' 5tn Heavy “|i duty 0'x12'trailer. F nl..a)r,tilt & shell A .ra a/b « I wheel, clean with 5th - ** • 1977-30' Sport Coach. all metal, w/ramps. New • " O il' »0 733-54t0 - wheel plate for PU. sell> $900. Call 736-8100. ”lOSupercab 7-65 1979,150 7777777“ CtaaaA. NICE • , conialnad. tandem axle. 3 1962-302 V8 JUST TRADED IN 1978 ,P/S.P/B.An-.90k ( $5500 324-5627. New JJ rx i4 'ta n d e m trailer. 3 2 .-3 9 0 new from end* W < m o A - 24- Traveleie travel trail- . will haul car. tractor, etc. r'= more. Nol butch- er. twin beds. av»nlnB. TV 1 ' 1906 Alphasun 29'5th 8K Iba.., Ramps, brakes. AUCDONEXCHAMOB ia l.t360b»4 6g74 antenna. AM/FM siereo. wheel. Stereo w/cas»eft», siab/jaeiis, excel., cond. .$1560. Call 423-5104. AC. TV antenna, micro- I Itor venldes. farm. & you csn 1 S349S wave, great condition. I ------Buys,! locatt parts ler motornttrucdon ^ eoulpment. outomoMibtalnttwdauRM R & J R V ' r. - S10.500 934.9040 I 20^324-1463 constn ■ 73J-09S1. I .HWy.2?t.RUPERT 1990u Palorhino colt tent li 20 Across fro'hi.the ttrailer w/awnlng & porU- I I Rup«rt Elks potiy.'Used PC 'A dz. limes. I SSSSSSSSiSSSSfei 4 3 6 - 3 7 2 4 J exe corx) $3350 734.9735 ■! IW I serf corttained Layton ^ •MLLARD 1988. 32'. load- ______ed. o«lra clean. 23.000 27'.t beaullful. like new. I , miles 31,500.733-1965 Full j, bed, rear bath, hitch K m Inc all the good ameniuea. IS mm PACE ARROW 33 . 1991 $12.500 * &ill 423 5507 . TT Que«ni»Ufl«bod.TVA/CR 54 j_A m oton~] ^ loaded! 9700 ml, like n a w - .24' * 1979 Layton camp model tn.. fully ssif- — 1964 CESSNA 150 0 M : S53.500 734-6488 contained. " forc«J air fur- ^ —TT3932.ftW >»lC IM AUCTION EXCKANOe 1!S!‘, s u ^ Warner, Bravo. Advwiturer Buys, B sens, & consigns - BROCKMAN S RV motor n venides. famvr & Fordirom e roll b ar wllh KC ^ 734^167 1^aQ0-77>3167 construction C equlpmani. Ighis. C-6 & maichlng tool f t ' ao»^3a4-1483 tt-dr>Oxes,$600.324-4820 « MOTOR HOMES — Aoouo 1974 23'*Oer>arnof. PROWLER PR' 1072 17 fl sail. 2ird ^ '460 engine, $175. ^ new uphoisiery A carpet, cont ee dean, good corwitl-. .—:-6 I l l transmission. $100. » ^ S6850 0011734-1058 on or $2400 736-4475 JAPfdrop4nrMf-end,$i50. ^ 9 & )iher Ford parts avail. M M ,0 i A 1! lake offy. 637-6606 « 995 V Mazda B2300 r ^ H . I CHEVlAPANESe ENOtNE« » — OPiciup aW lBW rnsWtSscOsoeMauiMMSMin TRANS. 4X4 spedals, 1-600066^43 g l9 9 7 ] M "“S S s~=' .1995 MH2izda B2300 4x41 I !IP“ ' lEVYbuslMSISOOml n rebuilt 235 engine, 4 + ^ * 8 9 7 ; peed with a 3 speed 9 ^M 0W.Y31EFT M 1 ' ^ MM i i J^J^1/2T0»HCnil HEVYSIOBUUER [ z a s B i i ^ ' Bro*)OQE Grand Caravan- "...’977’M? 1977 mi?!!!!!.™ *9977 1 ■ 733-1»3.red.is,si9'ml.per. M «ati 1995 CR Cl eond. Sm al WNt^ J J IjW >ad Horr>e A Energy. . X ..*1477 1977 Ef"?! *9977 | LINE 18 DOE.-93 Coll. excel X f I f M E O ^ R i i i ...... t g g •4.3 LX M erc. »0 ■ape.2dr.Caia3»g773, A #421; *1977 m i977 :«™ *9977J •D eluxe Appointm t 1933U2U Rodso. -02, must K 1 M 4 CHEVY sPHnrnni ‘p ^ th Soui leetaaU^Call^eOIS, < K Mfli i m n m i977-JM!^.f!?.“ *9977^1 head a'iiRiiciaER'...... t 0 g ' •Full C anvasROWN P I ^ JS! jm r M 1977 ?E “ *1097Z| U 5 , 9 (82 BR' S J® *2977 iicKKijju."'...... $0g^i977 JflSe.?.™.'?f«l *1097^1 •OpenBow. - EVYuiMiiiii'.....$yg- AKnOU^OTOS n #1^ ...... J2977 m 977 m ent Package > C0LLECTIBU8 « *12977 1 _ _ ^ 2 1 As, u n d e r a t . si I'MOUTH-SOClub » ^ ^ I Z " ’>"*89i9 7 7 -J i^ » ^ s P a c k a g e good- -»3977-« voTACMny $gg' I^^FORO BRONCO II ....’3977 s r 977 «^II*1397t| 8 8 * 5-2042or733-6838 , ^ iibAcimii...... $gg^ EVROLET, Impala ^ # 1 ^ ' *3977 977 p l y m •PtUSTAX.Tl(. TITU ANO 06AUR OOC RE OF rC74,50 4 , ‘ msizp Coupi / h y u h i 1 mttih,EnepOontfy $9 1 0 7 0 B l u * a ^ ^ d . $4000. Call ------^ 736-21 :VROLET, Malibu r S l l B k ^ R .1966, 327, 4 apd, ^^«ond, 437-6641 af-^
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