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. 7 5 . 5'vc? 11./11 /•;3 ^ V '. ’- ' \- ■ - . ______U= STE \?K P MCOCG^^A^HICSs ...... A P T E ' 2 7 1 2 's S 3cC0 >• l a k e C.' Y i t i i . n s m i e s -riys, L Good milorning Orde ( ; r s t o ]p s s e (c r e t rn u d e :;ar tna i n Today’s forecastist: B y N .S. Nokkcntvcd - s North AnUiieriea's largest freshwaier;:;r aquifc hipments and toI getge the govemment lo noli- e spent fuel. It now is storeiored indefinitely in . winds. Highs 75 tt( Sunny with light wi r. so il onlylly makes good sense lo assessess the fy local residents:nts when highly radioac- watcr-lllled basiii.s at INEL.EL. 85. Low.s n a ir4 0 . Times-Ncws writer effect o f tlthese operations tin liie en\ be shipped througli their co Navy officials at the Pent,’entagon .still arc re- P age A2 L*nviron- tive waste is to be TW IN FALLS - A secrct; iniinloadini ofra- ment,"Go\ov. Cecil Andnis said in a newsne re mmunitics. viewing the mling and hadIiad no commenl Tu diouctive wasle headed for IdalIdaho has been t lease, Thc Navy hasfi rcrefused to disclose the Sch esday on how thc rulingg willw atTccl opcra- umed around as a result ofaa federalfc court r The judgdge’s decision forccs the fed''edenil g ediile o fth e shipmt[^mcnls. tions. Workers at the Navalival Reactors Fncili- IIIIlling. say aclivisls who havelive been track- ovemmentnt to meet the same environronmen- Since 1957, thehe Navy1 has .senl all o flh e s ty at INEL. where spentt fuelfut is received an ining .such shipments. lai standuri!irds as everyone else. Andnisnis said, pent fuel from itsIts reactorst to iNEL for pro- d a ponion of it inspected,:d. didt. not respond t Despite the rushsh Fcdcnil officials, however,r. wwouldn't com Thc Snallake River Alliance, a slatewcwide w cessing and storagi.-dge. 0 questions, m enl Tuesday. alchdog gngroup and long-time critic ofo flh e d Until April 1992)92. still usable enriched ura OlHcials don'l know yet how the injunc- Jerome ofTicials givtgive up on m ceiing a A federal judge. M onday ruleruled that the En epartment.It, was jubilant, said I’ocatelltello CO- nium wns chcmicalieally extracted from tlic sp lion will afTeci operationsms ;al INEL. spokes fcdcrnl judge’s dcadliidline for renovating ergy Department must halt all»ll ishipments o f ordiiuilor■ DBeatrice Brailsford. ent fuel nnd used:d tott make ncw fuel for the r man Brad Bugger said. thc jail and begin movloving prisoners else- nuclcar wa.ste bound for slonijDnige at the Ida- The groioup. in coopeniiion with olhJlher ac- eaclors lhat mnkcke nuclear weapons materi- The federal judge ruled;d thetl departmeni m where. ho National Engineering Labo:iboraiory until a livisl groupups across the country, has< trackedtr als, Bul changingag 'world politics reduced th ust halt ail waste shipmeninenis unlil it com- P a g e B l n environmental review of siteiiie operations is the shipmiments o f spent reactor fuel from frt U. e need for nuclcar':ar weapons. pletes ihe impact statemc:ment covering re- completed. S. Navy re;reac.lors to INI-L. Thc department:nt decidedi it no longer need cent changes and proposedsed programs, and Mopped reprocessing th W arily facing grgrowth "Beneath thc desert landsi o ffth e INEL lie It has iriiiried to call atlcnlion lo (be; secret sc s ed thc uranium anc P le aise s e see TRA1N/A2 A developer wantsnts to annex hind in Bellevue for ncw homtames, but officials are w orried the new subdiibdivision could alicr ihe hodgepodge characiracter of die town. Choice scseats U.S. Unnks P age Bl death plotj ’ Rew ard offered:d ' A Burley womanI ofTcrsof a reward after to Sad(Idam red Gemian Shepherd her son lost his prized -i who disiippeared onI Sunday.Si The P age B3 WASlllNCiTON — The Clinton admin- islration said Tuesdayf thereill is no doubt Saddam Hussein personal□nally approved an -alleged-Iraquploi agiiinsLlisL fo n icr I’rcsid en t______Bush. Old pro on.theego g Tensions wilh Iraq llareciared anew in a ctin- Martina NavratilovaDva breezes by anoth- ’.I ' fronlation between an AmAnierican warplane cr opponenl at Wimbleibledon Tuesday. and an Iraqi antiaircraft. battery.bat P age Dl Prcsideni Clinion said it was ••very dif- jB a g h d a d Boxing scandala l ficull to conceive" of edgy - A7 I Boxer Ray M ercer:r hhas been accused of improved relations irying to bribe his opp increase ihc top lax d, ments. Thc Inlcmal Revenue SenScrvice says 779 concludeded. rales on high camamers..rnising the tax burdenn The U,S, jet immediateliatcly fired an anli- P age A6 couples and individuals rcpirciniried earning Thc repeport showed nn additionalial 8 ,0 2 0 on the average: (»ver-S2()0.0()0-a-yearir filerr radar missile at the Iraqi~jqi installation, and more than S200.000 on returns ret filed in over-S2001)0 .0 0 0 earners paid less lhanlan 5 per- by about S25.000)00. But ihose who use legalll bolh aircraft returned lo0 baba.se safely, jn that the F-4G may 1990 and paid no federal iiietiiicdine tax. They cent o f thiiheir income in tax; 15.2463 paidp; be- deduclioiis andI creditscr to wipe out ihcir taxX There was speculation tl 10 Idaho Air Nalional earned S340 million, an average of iwebn 5 percenlp nnd 10 percent. Moi4ore than liability wouldd notr be touched by thosee Imve been one from tho Id eral planes and per- S436.000 apiece. h alf thosese who earned more than S200.000S2 higher rales, Guard, which has several Thc number o f high-inconiom e non-laxpay- paid lesss tthan 25 percent. ■ "Only in the: wrongwi direction" would the0 sonnel in ihe Persian Giulf ulf area currently, W eak figures oion seesaw firmation from Air crs almost doubled from 397597 a year earlier Tlie IRSRS said 1.817 couples and intindividu- bill change thcc numbern of non-laxpayers.i. T h ere w as no c o n firn T he nation’s econoonomy is grow ing fit- and was the highe.st sincee thc tl IRS began als managaged to cam belween S 100.0;).000 and Robert M clniyrc,yre. director of Citizens forT Force or National Guardrd sisourccs. rscorcd by a dccline in aq dominated Clin- fully, a point underset publi.shing tho reports> ono orders of S200.000)0 w ithoul paying taxes. An Ai addi- Tax Justice, a labor-financedI. researchh Questions about'lraq i [primary forecasting in- three days afler U.S. thc government’s prir Congress in 1977. Bul theyy slillsl represented tional 221.920 had incomes belween be grtnip, said Tuesdlesday. The number could bee ion's news conference ihri g warships fired cruise mi;missiles at Saddam dex. 1 o f every 1.0000 filersfl at that in- S50.000I annd SIOO.OOO and /cto taxax liabili- increased, he said,sait by provisions affecting P age A3 only about com c level.' ly. Please see TAX|S/A22 P leease a s see PL0T/A2 Admits 17 slayilyings A man who says•s hc!i killed 17 women bacteria ^victim, 110, goes in thc past two yearsars leads policc to the' Cleric^: will ® ■ body o f one, buriedd irin a shallow grave. PageA 4 remain1 f r e e h(iome afteer beatinagcom a W . - ' lid. "She’s had s o much sup- The Washington Post r h c: Associated f Press her father, said, pon from so manymu people." nderwent surgery lo remove . , Altomey General Janetict Reno met T-ucs- SE,;EATTLE — In January. U)lO-year-old Briannc unde o m e s 111 Forem an becon day w ith Seri. Alfonso;,M. W D’Amato, R- Briananne Kiner atc a hamburger;er at a fast- scar tissue frowrom,her remaining intestines,i. The jury foremann irin thc Randy Weaver N.Y.. an alleged target:l o f eighl men ar- foodd rcstaunint and went intoI a coma for She also hass hadh to learn how to walkk trial is hospitalizedd wilhv exhaustion and rested last week in Newew York in an al- 40 dadays.. again, how to tclimb stairs, how to dress;s an alternate takes his:iis place. legyd bombing conspirac;racy and reiterated On)n Tuesday, the young vievictim of a herself, how' to bmsh her teeth and )iowV P age B4 thal thc Justice Departmeiment has no plans bactctcrial outbreak thai killed1 il three chil- to take a bath,h. to arrest Muslim Sheik: Omar Oi Abdel Rah- n ’w alked out o fth e hospital.al. “ Look, monloni. l‘m getting dressed." man. At\\ one point during her ordeaItial, doclors Briannc loldI herhc mother, Suzanne, during Reno dcclincd to answeiwer questions. But j,, Seattle's Children’s Ho.spiiailal ihought her hospital Slay.sta; D 'A m ato .said lhat she loldtoi him lhat there anne w ouldn’t survive. vas one of an estimated 500 S ection A S ection C Briannc was were “law enforcement”It” reasons for nol “j'!I'm fine, 1 feel fine now,” she* whisr> W ashingtonI stale st; residtlnis sickened by Features....1-10 W eather...... 2 proceeding and that, connonirary to some re- cd to reporters Tuesday. ‘TI’m r looking II. coii bactcria;ria traced to Jnck in the Box Nation...... 3-5 Calendar...... 2 ports, there was no dissen:scnsion among fed- ward to my mom’s cookin{ing. People hailiburgers.. TlThe bacteria' lives in the fe- W orld...... 6 -7,9 Dear A bby...... 3 eml agencics on thc matte 'C lo be carcful what they cat,:at.” ces and intcstinsiines of cattle, ‘■I’m not happy wilh it."it.’ D 'A m ato said. Opinion...... 8 C om ics...... 8 Sht; lost her large intestinenc and suf- Mrs. Kinerer :said the Jack in the Box _____ ll^ g re e d on severalI levels.”Ic He said ii — Movies-n^...... 9 cd permimeutJivcc.and-kidijdiicy.-dani-_ch;iin.wa_s.nayj laying Brianiic's medical e x------Westv.T:;.T77T:7TlO— w as an "aBsoluie outrageage” that the sb’eik Her pancrcas was damanaged. Her penses. expectlected to total more ihan'Sl;r : ^ ^— Gardening.....10 .has not been detained. n was darkened by liverr pproblems, million, S ectio n B D’Amato had callcdI fofor thc sheik's ar- f a a B S |^ u iK ^ > -'r ' - r vocal cords wcrc damagedcd by a'vcn- ••They're beingbe very fair to us." sheIC ^ S ectio n D rest last week after discio:closures thai ihe al- Magic Valley ...1 tor tube lhal helped her breareathe while said. Icgcd conspirators.' somene ofwhom appar- ' Obituaries...... 2 S ports...... 1-4 ■ r was in u coma. Two childreiJren died of illness linked di- I ently w ere followers of f thth c sheik, had tar- Mini'Cassla.....3 3ul doclors arc optim istic thotthn she will rccily to undeidercooked and conlnmined:d gcted him for ossossinatioItion. . . „t. Section E able to Icad a nomial life.. “I"She’s had hamburgers, fnfrom the fast-food chain. A Id a h o ...... 4 Investigators said Rahman, Rt a blind niraculous recovery," Dr. David Di Tap- ihird died of E.I coli infection, but the10 Business...... 1-2 Egyptian cleric who) hh; as p reach ed in “ ' said. source couldn’idn’l t . deteriTiincd. Legal’notlces ..2 m osques in Ncw Y orkk aand Ncw Jersey; P Briannc was hospitalized JaiJan. 13 and A fter thc; outbreak, oi the U ... Depart-t- Classified.....2-8 also has tics to allegedI conspiratorsco in ihe :ncd her eyes on Feb. 24. On Tuesday, ment of Agri'griculiure hold hearings to10 bombing of World Tradende Center Feb. 26. .P., APphdto :‘len thc hospilal clutchinging a Huffy gather publicic Iinput on meat and poultryr y - ' Federal immigration ofTiofficials found last "' S, lite bear about her size andJ nreturned to in.speclion reformsref( and imposed •viial.iiil Brianno Kiner leavesres Children's Wa printtoh OJ recycled paper, March that hc should bc deported for en- , . • home in suhurban’Rcdmond• n d r ’ '" “ calls “zero toletolcTnnce" o f fecRl-coniimiijm-“— Hospitarin;Seattlerb

A-2 Tit^us-Nuws.Twifi Fnlls.Ils. I Iciaho W ednesday, Juno 30.50.1993 Taxes — pDrille;rs rreach ttom Weathcier ______Continued fromt i >A 1 , . ■ charitahlc conlrihribulions ofapprcci- ated property andnd deduction, of loss- ofice2 ]mili§s wn cs on some passiissive real estate in- ^ ■ ut weather pat- WASHINGTON (AP) —- Re- sites to leam about \ , June 30.- vestm ents. The Accu-Wealsather® forecast forr noon,r Wednesday. J ;h the tiirns over thc ccnticnturics. Snow T lie licsl ta x shelter sli conlinues to scarchcrs drilling through Greenland icc sheet rcachchcd a falling cach seasonn compressescc to he llic la.\-cxcnipnipt bonds issued by □ u m wmml i j _ i _: ] ^ ^ m record depth of 10,021 feet TTucs- ice and crcates layeayers that trap ■10s .Oss Os 10s 20s SOs 40s 4| SOs 60s 70s SOsIs 90s 100s 110s slates, citics atuid counties >. to finance day nnd have encountered aa roi ck g a s e s , c h e m ic a ls and an< dust from Bands separate highh liternperature for^lhe3 did a y . schools. ro:uls andaiu other public pro- that may mark thc base of airilmost the atmosphere.. B B y s tu d y i n g ______esiimaied 492 over- jects. Tlte IKS es two miles of icc. these layers, scientisntists can leam I? S2()0.()0() canicrs:■rs h:id tax-exempt in- The 1 National Scicnce Fouilunda- about climatc changianges, volcanic terest avcntgingi S.392.000.S: tion ,jo said thc rcscarchcrs have h activity and atmosplospheric chem* iv W O il iiv e ra g c . the ti biggest singic b(xn_drilling bci for five years•s a iid . istry . _ / f factor ill clmiiii;itiiating tax liability'is have tiow extracted an ice; ■» lo be a rock. She 0 drill Researchers alsoiO haveh: found in FRONTS: Tlic IRS statistlistics are taken from they **"■ planned to attempt to deeper u.sing a rock bit. more rccent icc lay«layers cvidencc f t - , ta x rc tu n iK a.si filed.fi Presumably. Scientists arc studying ththe ice of industrial-agc chcmicals,chc such - V — V - ' * many of the rcticturiis were audited cores extrjcted from the two■0 drill as sulfate, nitrate and methane. C O i.0 M STATIONARY © 1993 Accu-W oalhor.'*’• and titosc cxaniiniiinalions could result Prossuro in the IRS dciiyin/ing claimed losses or '------S 3 S E 3 EZ3 [ E 3 S < \ dcductiijns. ihiisus making taxpayers A _ H L E ,Qy of the non-taxpaylayers. xVIInti-trust lavwyer pick foior FCC HIGH i.OW SHOW(O^VgRS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES FU SNOW ICE SUISUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUD ------1 Thc 779 alsoso cscaped thc net Prcsi- Hundt, 45, was5 nominatedno for an VMi/»ssoc/ii(i)d Pn,ss known as the “al•altemaiive minimum WASHINGTON (AP) — Pi eed E. FCC vacancy, butIt hhe e w ill b e d e sig - tax." That js a spispecial levy designed nt Clinton ' will nominate Rcc Ltndl, a n a n titru st law yer w h o3 ^went nalcd chairman uponupoi confirmation |B Temperaturesc Soatllo 68 52.2 .20 spi^cifically toI ensureci lhal ull high Hund . Spokano 69 43. 3 earners pay somen e lax, to high In'i school witlt Vice Presiisident by thc Senate, ^«to®day.junc30 : Max Minin PcpP. vVoshinglon 90 73..3 ..... B u l il d o c s nonol apply lo deduc- Al, Gore,Gi to be chairman of thce 1Fed- Antitrust concerns!ms arc a growing . for da ttaiw' Albuquorquo 98 72.... 'lions for inlcrcsi,St. casually losses and • cralul Communications ( Commissission. factor in the commmmission’s work Atlonia 87 71V:: ... Tw inFalls medical cxpcn.ses. with advances in concommunications. ' CANADA Boston 84 65 .0 'CS. lh; e WhiteW House said Tuesday. ® Max Minin Pcp ------Chicaoo 78 53... , ..... Yostorday 70 48. 94 77... 7 ..... I Last yoar 91 5 6 . Donvor 98 60... “ ..... Nonnai . 86 5i 0 . Train1 ______[Coiiur D'Alono I 74 2 } - DosMolnos 83 66..., .....■ Sunsot today 9:19 p.m. Dotfoit 76 5 2 ... i ^ ..... Sunriso tomOT0w_6^4ajji.m . C o n t ln u e iJ fro™ m A J ______oilier-licr-.wiliiin-Ujc-site.-Nor-arc.lhch e y -c c ------Brailsford said ihc-ih c -ru lin g w ill h a lt...... Honolulu ------89 74 -... Luhar phoso: First qu;luarVoV ••Tlie failu re 10 to assess tlie environ- nainlin what’ changcs will be requiiuircd i further shipments; at Ileast until thc d 93 78 ... “ Juno 26; full July 3; ch al- epartmcnt completes:tcs its impact state [Luwislon I Indianapolis 83 64 .0 nicnial conseque[Ucnees of these pro- n'lhcthc impact statement, which ^ quartor July 11; now Jul) ;pectcd to take at le Kansas Cily 90 73 ... posals and signifilificanl changes is ar- readyady is under way. ment, which is cxpec LacVogns 103 76...e Z . Idaho bitniry, capriciou;ous and contrary lo la Thc judge ordered thc depcpart- ast two years, cnt 10 h a ll " a n y further tran-spivporta- ‘ In th c m < »ntimc thithe sofety o f thc s Los Angolos 85 64 ... In Pcp w," the judge said■aid. n'."X« - Max Mln )n, receipt, processing and1 •stor- hipments and of wastvaste storage in Ida Momptiis 91 68 1. Boiso 72 40. 0 Bul the dopamtnmeni considers the ------Miami Boach 90 8 2 ... ;e of-Spent nuclcar fuel al thc: (INE( ho will be subjectt to full public dis- ; ..... Burioy 70 48.■0..... waste shipnicnisIS ;an ongoing activity “ Milwaukoo 66 57 ... Fairfield 63 33 I unlil the comprehciisivc enviiviron- cussion, she said, ..... that sta rted longlg before the National )bcr 1988 closcd th Minnoapolis 73 55.1 Gooding 70 42 cntal impaci statcnicnl is com;mplct- Andrus in Octobcr jg ..... l:n v iro n n ieiitalI PPolicy A ct w as pa.ss j.J NowOiloans 94 75...^ ..... Hogorman 79 46 I. reviewed, und any challengcj>cs to t c sta te b o rd e rs to) so m e w a ste ship* ,Q ■■■■■ cd. Bugger s:iid.'d. The act requires an Now York 84 7 3 ... Idaho Flails 65 40 : Statements are resolved,” ments. Sincc thenn ththe state has dis- OklahomaCity 91 7^ 5..; ..... Joromo 60 4313..... cnvironmcnial imim paci sta lc m e m b e c -i-j,,The impact statement must co:ovcr t puted INEL wastee hahandling, which h Omaha 91 60...“ ..... Lowislon 71 4717..... omplcted lo coveiver "any major feder- he: receipt,rei .storage and proccssiriing of ad not been covcrcd-cd iin a compichen- ^^aB T txriiluU ol 7C~.|p y - , Phoonix 108 83...^ ..... - Malad. . 75 3010...... al aclion." arietti^tiing thc human envi- • spcnpent fuel and thc cumuiativ5..... INI:L otliciais ^ ..... Pocatollo I 68 46 dgc's ruling meatcans that spent fuel ca sessss allcniativest available to thihe dc- ment of spent fuelel fifrom a commer- i Rono 84 47' ■;;;... Salmon 70 40 d H t i - a o n'l be niovcil Ihnfrom one facility to an pannin m c n t. cial reactorc to r. 1- ^ Sl. Louis 92 60° .0 Slanloy 59 27 Salt Lako Cily 77 5' 7 '...... Sun Valloy 65 32 San Francisco 77 55i5 ...... Plot- ______Nonhem Utah and NNevtidn:ct ______------Foio re c a sts------ugh Thursday sunny tbys u[id fi Ut.-^t - Today ihrough Continued fromim A1 assas ve were fully pos- * Twin Falls, Durlcy, RujRupcit, Jerom e and Gooding: isassinaiion attempt against a for- them was that we i nighl. Ilighs loday in1 th'the lower SOs and Thiir'sdiiy Ml ii the , , . , . /ill to do it under Sunny wiili lijilii wiiuvinds loday. ilighs mid-70s lo t Hussein s intelli]:lligcncc headciuartcrs mcrcr president' of thc United SStates scsscd of thc will mid- to upper KOs. Loww s ilonighi in thc mid-50s. CCS.” Hds. iiininlil ;ind TIuirsciirsday moslly dear. Lows -10 to _ in retaliation foror the alleged assassi- coukluld be conceived without itt Ibeing these circumstances.' ' • lilko Counly - Sunniinny today with highs in lhe [lown and approved by Sadaddam He defended hisilis Statementi Mon- IlililisinlhcKds. nalion plot againslinst Bush. knov Tonighl fair lows 42 10lo 552. 'niut^iday mostly sunny..Highs 1 The White HoHouse heightened se- Hussusscin," said spokesman Mikeke Mc- day lhat thc U.S. atuattack had cripplcd Camas Prairie and WotWood River Valley: ons in lighl ofthe ten- Currurry, Iraq's intelligencec cacapacity. Sunny uxhiy. lliglis•; Hj7l)'lo 75. Tonigli! dear, l.ow s 3 curity precaulion; Mm ; cCurry said his chargc;c was "1 didn't meanI thattht they w ouldn’t 35. 'riuirsdiiy simnv.'Higl:lighsin the 70s. sions. inely at a moment like basctiscd “on our understanding of how have any more intelliitelligence,” he said, Extended forecast:i: S.Southern Idaho Triday mosllynio V, ■ W eatheher summary "I think routine iddiiional procedures." ..., decisionsdt arc mndc in the: « c lo s c " B u t I d o th inlk k thc tl building and howers and iluindcrsliowers. Low th is th e re a rc :idd cloiidy. A chatiiio ol'.slun> Tiained over Idaho Tuesday aflen .ows in Variable clouds rcmaii cmoon. National Sccurifrity Adviser .Aiiihony confijnfmes of thc Iraqi governn-imcnt" whatever resources:cs tarc in lhat build- till; rnid*4()s lo lower fOs.SOs. Ilighs in tiic 60s to niitl-70s. ipitalion was reported, showers Lake said, nitlicithcr than bn direct evidence. ing, which is plainlyinly the main build- and hfec/y witii a diancc o f shi» Allhough no prccipit:i unlay mostly cloudy nnd cr elcvaiions north. Likewise, middaymi ' ^^ilc strongly lies de- ing, were severely•cly damaged, and visible over lhe higher e gly hinting thai he be- Clinton Cli said the Unilcd State ;ind iliinulersluiwcrs. Lows Lov in the -10s. Ilighs in the Ml an aa'a uf showers along the k ; 60s li> showed an Idaho- lievcd Sadd:itnn responsiblet for lhe cidecded not to hit Saddam's own1 1head- that’s what our intcintelligence people nc:ir 70. Jth of July■ nu m ostly cloudy and bree/.y wi norlh o f Mullan. The Stalo DcfDepartment was more The Th strike ul 2 a,m. Baghdad - • The wannest Icmpcni 'as limed to minimize casualtic n. Stanley reported thc coldestSl at 27 explicit. ' w as I tics but BOISE {AP)-W• W inning numbers F ire daJanger index degrees al Hagcmian. £ "Our feelinglg is the Iraqi inielli- ulsoIso "to make a sirong point.”” Clin- drawn Tuesday inn ththe Fantastic Five degrees. i and the Iraqi govern- tonin ss a td , g a m e a rc : Public rarange lands: Low nation Tuesday, thc highc.st lem;mpcra- ’’ Elsewhere in the nati menl are so cenli.-ntralize'd and so light- “I Ihink everyone knows whchat our 8-12-23-25-31n ((eight, twelve, at Coolidge, Ariz. Tnickee, Cali Public fororest lands: Low/ ture was 114 degrees at I " ‘ ■ ly c o n tro lle d thm:hal it is inconceivable mililliliiary is capabic of doing."" Clin- twenty-three, twenwenty-five, thirty* iperaiurc at 24 degrees. i ______poried the lowcsl temper lhat any large-sc;scale opcmtion fike an lon>n said,m "W hat wc needed to0 show. one). Estimated jackiackpot: S92.750. 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ConsulimercomfldeiKice, hoime salees faU iin May AIDS>S ■ I Georgja State Univeiversity said con: copfidenoenct. five other indicator wen: , WASHINGTON (AP) —— Thc1 na- sumers remain conceiccrned aboul job negative..'c. InI order o f ihcir effeci on the tional cconomy if growing — but fit- ______I h e a d f i o r ^ growth :md are becomoming increasingly index, frtfrom largest to smallest, they fully. l e w JL wary of tax increasesses coming oul of were: Tliat point was underscored 1 Washington. • A dccdecline in the inflalion-adjustet; by a dcclinc in ihc government ^ hi o o m e S S |index(^ I "Consumers arc confused, coi Tliey’re backloglg ofa unfilled orders at faciorie; n e e dli l ( e forecasting index, u drop in co i a i e s ^ 0 confused uboul whalll ggovcmmenl poli- for big-tiic-tickei durable goods such a- confidence and a surprising pli ;'r“ ; o f l e a ddSng ! MasonaJt/milusM annual ,,,cy is going to lw. ThThey’re confused c;u^ andid computers,c a sign lhat the cur new home sales. t.thousandaol units ------'about where job gro'.rowth is going lo rent work'orkforcc is having lillle iroubki e x c h a nii i g e s Govemineni reports on Mn;Mny show i n d i c a t Ifofs^ ____ come from." he said.1. •“"... Business peo- keepinglg uup with orders, ' that economic activity was/as on Ihe Ss>3cn^ ics ■ W A SH IN G TOiN N I(A P) — I plc don’l want to inlilnlike decisions bc- • A fall fal in new orders to factorie; down side o f the 1993 seesav:saw and a 15S______750 Tlie-new federal AID!UDS coordi------.'causcthey're.nofiiirelre how the changcs for coasuiisumer goods. ; private report suggests Junele n may not ------,in- nalor said Tuesday sheslie supports ------730” ~ — __ in^taxes ;md medical,al, refomisI will jm- • Ann itincrease in new claims for un : have provided a rebound. 1S4 • ______tly needle exchanges for drug ad- M 1 710 ___ pact ihem." employmlyment benefils, from a weeki: ; Tlic. Commerce Department’ent’s Index ------KX) diets as a way of fighting, figl the Presidenl Clintonon. who bragged avenge;e ofo 374.000 in April lo 390,(KX of Leading Indicators fell 0.3D.3 pcrctnt -15.?------^ ______CM disease, but she stop(lopped shon — aboul April's dramiim atic increase in in May.y- in May following a 0.2 percicrcent a d * ------—— 670 aw of urging condomI distributiondi‘ — home.sales. s;iid rediudiicing thc nation’s • A. decreasede in the priccs o f rav vancc in April. It had been;n ddown in ^— in schools. J B B ■ B B I Qso ___ budgel deficit andJ k keeping inlerest materials,als, indicating a softening of dc in March, lip in Fcbriiary. down She said rates down eventuallyliy will improve the iiund. uary and up in Dcccmbcr. B B ■ B she w ill econom y bul lhat ihthe latesi figures • A, spspeedup in business deliver; "It’s consistent with the Vicwpoim vi( j J - f H I ; 1 1 J 'l oio coordinate — show recovery "is notlot going lo be easy limes, alsiulso signaling weaker demand. lhal you have a chopf*y cconon-lom ylhal's all govem- orquick." Four:r oftheol indicators were positive going lo bc growing only mo„,oto.iy.” „ i m t m c n I w m m ^ "Wc arc basicallyly restructuringi ihc In order,Icr, from most posiiivc to leas suid economist Maury N.. IIMarns of A 8 0c n p . ^ mam ll tit I AIDS pro­ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■I Anierican economy' at a time when the ptisilive,.•e, theyt were: ' E>aincWcbber Inc. JJASONDJFMAl grams wilh 1M2 r n s whole world is in: a rebuilding pro- • An,n itincrease in the inflation-acijusi ' Tlic most negative of ihe lealeading in- May ‘92 ApApr. '93 M ay’93 a staff of ’93 cess." he s;iid while; posingpc for pictures ed moneymey supply, : dcx’s II forward-looking ini day ’92 Apr. '93. M>y '9 five. indicators I u Q pI I H wilh Argenlina Presidsidenl Carlos Men- • A. gain ga in orders ;md contnicts foUn . wa.s Ihe University of Michigaligan’s sur- l i a K ristine ~ 5 ^ r7 2 n I 571 em in thc Oval Office.ce. new coir;ommercial buildings and busi ; vey'circqnsumcr confidencc.C. ddown for SoofcryS l»pi oiCenComm»rc» AP G e b b i e , *p llie Index oflading Lead Indicators is ne.ss equi|quipmeni. ■ thc fourth time in five monllis.lis. Sooiwtw U S Dtpl clCommt/ca i w ho was designed to predictt economicci activity • Airi.se ris in building pcnnits. G ebble ^ Meanwhile, u separate sursurvey, is- Analysts sayy cconsumer Tearfulness, as aiappointed riie plumniel. reported by the he de- six lo ninenths monlh in advance. • AnVn ;advance in stock prices a sued Tuesday by the New York-ba.sed Yoi as much as anynyihing, explains the The ors by Prc-sident Clinionum lasl: week tmcnts o f Commerce and Houousing Econom ists take Ihree ihi consecutive measurciured by the Standard & Poor 21 perccnt plunge in new partmc D Gtinfcrcnce Board, suggest)ested con- shocking per after Olhers turnedled the post j Urban Development, wasas the movemenls in one dirdireclion as a good. 5(K). £uSici>’ cautiousness contimlinued into home sales in MuMay at a lime when buy- and U the do,wn.-said she's•, bebeen given rM in 13 ye;u^ und il virtually wwiped allhough far from fiwliwlproof, barometer Onee irindicator was unchanged, th June. Thc private busine.ss rcseresearch or* ing conditions wiwere virtually ideal — worM i 1.5 "clear authority to) wi­work across a 21.9 pcrcent increase in Apriliril. of fulurc activity. averageige factory workweek at 41. . ganizalion's confidcnce indexexfcllloan ( i’.low inlcrest raleales, plentiful .supplies oul a 2 the Cabinel" on fedeiedcral efforts •conornisl Donald Ratajcza7.ak o f In May, in additiililion lo consum er hours, eight-month low. and stable priccs.es. Eco lodeal with Ihc cpideiilidemic, She made the rouiirounds of thc TV lalk shows Tuesiluesday mom- I y e a r w ii t h o u t ‘ hl o t - b u t t co n ’ c k s e s ing and said in an inJeiinJcr\'icw car- Court mnoyes to» r i g h t i n S ned on the Fox nctwc;twork lhal "I IMMIGRATION can't work minicles,";s," luslice Byron R. While retired h "fair and full" BytochaidCartUi Just ,l;„c L iter in lhat s;inieme inlCTview, y to end his 31-year high c chance in slate • [lie‘Hie government diws nol violai The Associalcd Press An:.n aly sis day" al law or international treatiesi bby she said her staff] willw ill be "very trtiurelure, and President Clinion h;is i appellate courts lo federal h ;,nd five people ul Ited Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a fe- challenge their stoppingling Haitian refugees al sea an • WASHINGTON — Tlic1C SupremeS government hadlad ireiiied religion too rid,. maximum." pclluie judge, lo replace him. • crim inal convic- retumini!ling them lo their homeland wid Court, moving slowly bul: steadilystc to harshly. Gebbie said thatI didn'ldid Iwther Many legal experts believe her tions may tum to out hearicarings on ihcir reque.sts for |X)li thc, political right in ils ju.st^«,l-compleied __ The justices^s;_s aj d t h a t rc I i gji o u s . her l>ecausc her joblb "i"isn'l about ’•ihe coiirl-would m ake it slij federal couns and iail asylisylum. 1992-93 term, rclaxc'd'^iurhurch*siiirc groups must bcK allowedi fo u.sc‘public' ‘ -- — — building-burcaucracy.acy.lLSlULby ______,s con-scrvativc. contend lliey were - TAXES------.separation and dealt civil rightights propo- schools during• offol hours if other com- ales federal standards, thiithat's a tiny Mere, in summary form , are ( quc.slioned by po- • \ A I9H9 I* decision that barred .stal< .nenls two key defeats. izjiions are given such ex- staff. munily organize lior decisions of thc 1992*93 ler licc who d id n 't from taxingtax federal pensions while c: Missing were decisions dirdircctly in- acccss, and dialat ja Rorida cily wrongly Itate She lold her inten.’iierviewers tlial . . CRIMINAL LAW • tell them about empiinging the pensions o f rctirctl sla volving abortion, affirmativevc actionj or discriminated agtagainst a religion when il • • nusi IS the govem- • Police don't always needJ icourt *their riglu to re* and locaociil government employees mu school prayer — explosive: is:is-sues tliat outlawed animallal s;icrinces during wor- * ' pplicd retroactively, and stalnd to move as aggniggressively as FREESPEECH FORFETrURESi•SAND GOVERN- maybebe treated as depreciable asse higli court, said Tuesday. "Y<"You didn’t schMls. fl billions for tax purposes. we should have," she said, • Communities may not ban theth use MENT CONFvJHSCATION wonh bi have a lol o f the hot-buiion cai EXPERT TESTIMONY In iwo of thoser :irc:inras, eduen- im Asilconcludluded the tcmi Monday. ■vending machines for distrib•ibuting • n i e Constitutionion’s b.nn nn “cxccs- : exchanges. But.,the nine-month tente r m s 107 :d into question tlic reach ,, % how much money • jt-'edFedenil judges have considerabable needle ex ;c advertising publications whi'hile al* sive fines" limits h' sei- Gebbie indicaiedI thathai the gov- .signed decisions included kcyvotc.skey a.s voiinB RighisRi, Act. a civil righis emmenl agenls may leewayay i in deciding whether novel si wing tiieir use ibr ihc siile of ne\lewspa* and property govem evi- cniment plimned to lakei; a more NVdl on criminal law. fn x speed.,spci pris- nd Hispanics credit for seize from dmg dealc:alers, • eniificic ll theories should be used as e\ olti liberal approach, oners' righis and tlie govciI.eriimen. s jsentational ^ gains in ‘ , "(■ agents don't violate dencc,:c, ; and are not bound by an o • Congress may prohibit tele\levision • Goveniment agi ; in some com- power to seize criminal suspiuspecls as- coigr^ss .nnd stalesla legislatures. ' , when they seize all mie thaithat requircd all such evidence:e to 'T licy do work in ; id radio stations licensed in stalelies that frce-spcech righis w ;aid of needle scls. lory from pornogra- be gentenerally accepted by scieniittific munities." she said Washinglon Jlie couri saidsai congressional dis- banin lotteries1< fmm advertising lotlotteries assels and inventor; exchanges, the proproviding of .Mary CKch, a George Wu of selling some ob- peers, (ear lo have been created ^inn byb; neighlxiring states. pliers convicted of clean needles to drug dru users to University law professor, .salsaid a rcla- '1'“' hul those forfeitures PUNITIVE DAMAGES :ncraliycau- ba.scd orily on1 racc. r. even when drawn PRISONERS’RIGHTSS scene materials, but bar '‘low ihe spread1 of AIDS by __livjjlj^ ^ ^ e tjc m i and a gcnci ) an "excessive fine" • Th'Thc Constitulion docs not b Ih ihfi'Voiing Righis Act. • . An / innute's conslitulional rijright to also arc subjecl to ai ■edles. "W c'rc libus approiich do nol meanm th ta c o u n is to comply wiOl I punitivitive-damagc awards, aimed;j ai contaminated ncedk arc subjecl lo1 constitutionalcc attacks by he^ free fn from “cruel and unu.suallal pun- limit. juci, looking forward loto a major re­ taking a back scat. im eni cannot seize punishiishing and dcicning bad condu com cirrcle- while volets, ishmthmcnt” may bc violated by hisis iexpo- • Thc govcrnm t Lilary needle cxciexchange pro- "The court has not becoh nokc. property bought witwith dnig-trafficking lhat are 526 linies the actual moiieui ccisions are In anolher majormi civil righis mling, sureire tot second-hand cigarette smo isap* grams due oul inn a very short vanl." Ghch said. "Its deci: . always proceeds afler lhatIt f property is sold or damageages suffered. Tlie decision disi ; now. but its the court last weekwc made it significanl- •• Death I row inmates almosl a con- period of time." • more retail than wholesale no al court given to unaware, intinniKcnt people. •,. poinlcdled businesses and delighted cc c and execu- ly more difficificull for employees.lo arcc barredb from gelling federal deference lo tlie legislative ai ice. <^ORTIONFN PROTESTERS sumerer g groups. so fiir." prove they werecre victims of illegal on- acce.s:ce.ss to proclaim their.innocenci tive branches will go only so f reived a • I-ederal ju ddgcs g cannot slop r e times that thc-job bias. • Even dcfendanls who recei The high court ruled three i protesters who iryy tot block women’s i'l^ccss to abonionin cclinics iKcause an f \ L g a s c u t b a d'K b I«7l law. ihcKuK1 Klux Klaji Act. cre- ^ O ’L e a r y aaffirm s g n'eenhouse g; ated to proieci blackacks docs not protect Y ■'Cle.irly the cap hus to be held;ld.'' she women seeking aborbonions, * ; WASHINGTON (AP) — Tlie ' Clin- greenhouse gasas iemissions to 1990 lev- ‘‘C lid, adding lhat therc is also0 ;senti- ^ B O O IISTO ton administration planss totc cap Ihe els by the endd o f the ccntuiy, a polili- said. lent for continuing the reduction •emissions of so-callcd gregreenhouse cally chargcdi courscc that is oppo.scd ment Carbon dioxide and other ggreen- DAILY OR WfEEKLY E I RENTALS I gases afler reducing them loto 1990 lev- by industry andnd lhal previous Rcpubli- Ca I Duse gases are causcd principalpallyjjy 0 9 5 els by thc year 2000. Energyrgy Scciclary can administralirations had refused lo foi* hous< burnurning of fossil fuels und ar p e r d a y T H E IE N T i nRE Hazel 0'Lx*ary said Tuesday.lay. low. eved hy niapy scicntisis to be O'Leary’s .sialement befon:fore the Sen- O'Leary, tcsiicsiifying on thc adminis- lieve be con- Contact BulaBiI B ram 733-7700 r ibuting to a wanning o f the E ate Energy,Commiltee wasis onai affirma- tralion's plahshs to achieve lhal goal, tribui limale. ITHEISEW\l n/IOTORS ; lion of the policy goal thatnal some ad- said lhat the; projections pi for ihe na* dim; FAJMILY ministration officials had1 v( voiced pri- tion’s growihI andar energy consumption vately but were reluciant to10 slate! pub* point lo “an alarming al; trend wiih re- " -licly bccause of uncertainlyily asi 10 how spcct to pollulilution." To refrain from '' At Our' E v e r y d a'X y such reductions would be achachieved. committing to;o furtherI greenhouse gas TUN E UlP PA RTSSFO R I .. President Clinion on1 E;Earth Day emissions "wo'would bc irresponsible." committed thc couniry to0 reducen the shc s;iid. NISSA]JSf O W NEERS Low/ P rices 1990-1993 fPickup & Pathft f l n d e r • ' P (Amtrak trainn h i t s i fuel truck; 155 h u r t HARTFORD, ill. (AP)) -— A nA m - ; Irak train slammed into a f fuel truck • that gol stuck on a railroadsad crossing. HI|]Cn8T0MEIMER«™C1ATON i ; injuring 15 people on.thehc itrain. J | SALES • itioriUcs said. ‘ fl The truck burst inlo flameimcs when it ^ 2 0 <)% ! O F F ^ was broadsided Monday nijnight by the AU GIftfl ift and Jewelry ; train cn rouie from Chicalicago 10 St. : Lbuis. ti^it thc driver escapctIpcd before il ^ ; exploded, police Lt. Jamcs:s RRilcy said. The blaze.ignitcd the.tre,train 's en- E>iaua»a ; gine. All 50 to 60 passcn{;cngers were evncuaicd. hc said. ’ • Most o f tlic injured passciisscngcrs suf- i i l i r t ifi. ;■ fcrcd smoke inhalation and anil 13 were , : treated and released fromim hospitals, . ; Riley said. 131 lbJnAf«.BrM SSr."7M .t«..

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_ Questit widenis fo ro;videnc(e o f jSierial kkillings]spree HAST FARMINGDA N ,v, liel, ple;isanl fellow whoso adop-ad (AIM — A m an wlu>lu> admitled tive.'0 Iparents were disappoinleded by killing 17 ,pr<>siiuilcs i hiss academic problems in h ig h p;isl twi) VLMfs k-(l polic :hool.'ilien his failure loI ffind W U> llic Iniricil remains ol' worn- sieadeady work as a gardener. on, iiivirstigalnrs said, When he was arrested, Tlicy sa itl ihc iIim-'ov pro- seem■emed lo be almost begging tc be iliK-etl Ilic lirsl pliysic;il ipturcd. Stale Iroopers on a r s let s u p p o r t Jocl K ilk ii in1 MineolaM saw Rifkin’s picl> killing claim s mailc allaficr he was withith no license plates, run a ; piillcil (iv c r I'or tralTiclie violations ' 'y. sign,gn. Hc refused to stop, drivin aiul an olTiccr ilisco v^crcd c n u w’oni- a lei'leisurely speed for nearly/ Ifour an’s dccinnposcil IhkIlyv ini his pick- niiLvliles before crashing into aI I Uj) m ick, pole.:)le. authorities said, f - Ij'siny R il];in \ ilirccli';clions, policc Rifkin flopped down onn S.' roi/ml o n e body biiricilicd aboul HO round and troopers said they:y no- , . ' ; - Ici'l I'roni a rnad in llic1C rresort lown l i \ ccd a foul wlor from ihe bad:ick u f ol SDUlliamploii. then1 anoiher ai near ^ is tmck, ‘Hie beam of iheir Hash-fl; Ki'iincdy Airport, I'giiighl revealed a woman's body Olhcr policc dcjdcparinienis B tW H lC T l I A l t a larpulin. Police said Rii^ifkin APphoB pl.innc

SH uttleTnotoF• F p l a i T * * * * 1 r W * / l i l I^PopcorjnChickei — secure after vcvote * LEBRATIOmt lill OGDEN. Utah (AP)>) —- The fu- t'sBackl luro of northern Utah’sl’s aerospace nm in^lustry is somewhat: morem secure Popcorn following thc U.S. Hous}usc's vole lo ^ s^UTD)0 0 R IN]Wj KJ 'Combbo kill the advanced shuttletie rockct mo- RESTAURANT F C ^ l BAR-HOTEL-RL tor project in northern Mississippi.Mi . Chicken Meal DDeal l But Rep. Jim Hnnscrsen, R-Utah. J iJarbidge, NV. •• /702-488-2311 Regular Popcorn•n Chicken.' soid thc-378-43 vpteJTc Tuesday is « Regular Fries, Me

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Wodnosdoy. JunO 30. 1!1993 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Foils, l(Idotio ...... Natition I C p n fd>A; may plac:^e wamings:s on H Briefly ' , painnkillers for heavy] drinl:ikers H Sen. Metzenbaia u m w o n ’t seekk 4th term :KV1LLE, Md. (AP) — A\ etaminophen afler drinking i- Tiie reaciion was rarere b b u l dead ly WASHINGTON — Sen)cn. Howard MclzenbnumI sisaid Tuesday he m’B m ■ I Food andnd Drug Adminisirjtion advi- y and can occur wilhout waming,wai ex- will not run for rc-clcctioii)n t'to a fourth term next year,ir. ■ E * S / sory paneinel recomitiended Tuesday n pens said, Bul dociors whowh< lesiified "I'v e concludcd that ii*sl’s Ilime to lum the final page;igcs o f this chapter _ pulling a \waming on acelaminophcn le for M cN eil C onsum er ProcProducts Co., o f my life and begin anothc)ther." the three-term Ohio' DDcmocrai said on lo caulionon heavyI drinkers they run the y llie maker of Tylenol, ;aidsaid lhal alco- the Senaie floor. risk o f serserious liver damage if they holies would run even deadlierdeai risks Thc decision was widcldcly cxpccted. Mclzenbaumum disbanded his • lake loo) muchim o fih e painkiller. ■ ;d o f g a s lr o in le s tin a l b leceding e d from •:compaign committcc in1 1990,1‘ and his son-in-law,w, Joel Hyatt, the . Bul Iheihe panel also recommended lg switching lo aspirin or ibupibuprofen. •founder o f a chain o f lowiw iofTices. has been preparinring lo run for thc . the FDAA hhold up pulling the warriing ;• Whitehall Laboratories,es, i the maker scat for at least three years.,rs. label onn TTylenol and other over-|he- :ii o f A d v il, a fo rm o f ibiipriiiprofen, had Mctzcnbaum. 76, hass beenbi callcd “Senator No"o" and "Headline counter• pr

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l i a n c c l,lead(er mejet on partittionpl)lan Bosn ouncil.J ------1 MU!vluslims could defend them:msclvcs Croat slalcs woulduid merge with their ' SARAJnVO, Bosnia-1!a-Her7.egovina i . j^ 5 aIgainst g a heavily armed Serbrbs and neighboring mothiother states, Serbia (AP) — Under mountinging pressure as Crroats, ro was expected to fail,il. Mosl and Croatia. Bosniaisnian Serbs now oc- battles nigcd in ihe nortlorth. Bosnia's ' mnembcrs e t of the Security C together.toj "There is Croats and Serbs. Until the partition B S H Stoltenbcrg’s predecessor,r, Cyrus non-stop shellingng ofthe0 lown and its . plan was proposed,, hi his positions Vance, have been trying to negotiatene surroundings." hhc c said.s during ihe 15-monthll B Bosnian war nnan end to thc war. A U.N. spokesikcsmen in Zagreb, had gone largely unchiicballengcd by No date was set for the prcfresidency speaking on condilndilion of anonymity. other mcmber.s of ihe g o v e r n in g meeting,m e but members said overo the said several UniteInitcd Nations moni- indcd in a house in co u n cil. weekendw e that they hoped a session; tors werc sirandi ISC il h a d b e e n s u r - B u i wilh 138,000 peo o r couldcoi bo held wiihin 10 daysys. possi- Maglaj because missing and Serbs inn cc( o n tro l o f 7 0 ______blybly-in-lhc govcmmenl-hcld townstc of rounded by mines.nes. ry. most tncm- M ag laj. Z ep c:c c aiand thc town of percent of thc country, lentlflod U.N. so ld ier Tuesiisday at his arrival at thele iSarajevo airp o rt ZZcnicoorTuzla.- a cy have joined Flkret Abcbdlc, loft', g reets an unldeni Thc presidency will likikcly bc ividovicc formI a0 Itriangle that con- 'bers of ihc presidency : AlIJa Izetbegovlc to dlscticuss the peace negotiation.s on a propo[iposal likely to jh e collocloctlvo prosidenpy memben>ers m eet with President ^ hard-pressed lo find a commcnon posi- Uols acccss roadsads to 2^nica and Tu- •ecly op- zla, two of the; fc’few remaining gov- .s'()ucezc Mu.slini.s betwL-tween Croats Ife said tJicy al.so agreeddon a trim- Al ihc Uniinitcd Nations, mean- lion. ijo Izclbcgovic has fierct :he latest round of talks in ;holds in Bosnia, and Serbs in a smallill lanJKickcd AHcr llic eprescnting while. Muslimlim and nonaligncd ha- posed po; the carve-up plons proposedpr cmmcnt slrongholt G e n e v a oon n Monday. Bo.shian Serb sitional s goveming body rcf p o c k e l. ated over U.N. inaction so so for, contending that they:y would- • Croat and Musii:uslim-led government adovan Karadzic said lhat al! a ofthe ethnic groups unlimil new po- lions, frustrate ,nil TOO allies in Icailcr Rail. d cncour- troops initiallyUy foughi together Only Izelbegovic and litical agreements take holdlid. in Bosnia, prc;ircssed for a vole Tues- rcwartl rev Serb aggression and i vlate Boban, ihe Bosnian li :crbs when war crupt- the presidency. lyup GaiGanic anil mili- imbers said day lo modifyify thc arms embargo in age ng< occupying forces lo dispsplacc ri- against rebel Serb; ,der,-had agreed to a nation- Bosnian presidency men a sccedcd from Scrb- tary commander Rasinislm Dclic. dill : measure, which would val ethnic groups. e d a fte r B o sn ia sc ise-fire as part of a settle- only c that they would sludjidy thc pro- Bosnia. Thc n- not allend ihe lalks on the partition cease .selectively liflin the ban so outgunned There also are fears that SerbSi and dominated YugosI;jo slav ia . mcnl to end;nd B o sn ia ’s w ar. p T o sa ls. . p la n . Americican e^perrt claims U.S. inveestigators rej;ject nearly 8180 percent off all Som ali claimscl missiless hit Italician plane ;s in thle landI of shaarks were found inside thc ll eagle An American ments wt Legal ROMl- (AP) — Ar 1 American lank and demandedI'ded com pensation, e.xpert sa id T u esd ay/ hihc concluded wreckage,;c. Tialia (AP) — The elderly 1backed up the driver’s; claimcl; that thc mother an J ; MOGADISHU. Soma an whose only rcla- I that two air-to-air mifmissiles hit an Howovever. he said, sim ulations f the armored vchiclc. But B there was also the man ' ! man w:is clcariy disiressisscd as he told how a noisy■ |pushed the giri in front of th crashed mystc- showed that th when missiles strike :laims are rcjcctcd, com- livcvc, a son, was killed in Marchirch when a soldier's I Italian jetliner ihai era ’ American mililary patrolrol cau.scd his camel to stopI About 80 pcrcenl of claii riously near lbe island,nd of Ustica in at cenainn anglest thc fragments arc nt in Gemiany and other wee'capon accidentally fired atIt a checkpoint. The giving milk and eveniiiiually fiee into the bush., ]pared lo about 20 pcrccnt i lear of the target aircraft, i arc stationed. mailan depended on his son for3r sisupporl and asked I9W). killing all 81 peipeople aboard, blown cic; where shc was devouredtd by a lion. Iplaces where U.S. troops art the traces ixf explosives aim, they have to prove forir 100 camels in compensation,ion, Cartwright snid. Robert Sewell, a fformer U.S. Hc said tl ) Were it not for the litlion ihcre aren’t any loI “If il’s a property claim which is very hard to do Tlic 7 military, not wantingg to gel involved in Navy missile expert;rt who exam- found wencrc the same type as those speak of in Somalia —- hisli claim might have beenI 'they own ihe property, whi [Clinton, Iowa, "Mosl of |ivcvcstock trading, spoke to SomaliSor farmers and ined the wreckage,, saidsi ihc first ,,scii jn mimissile warheads. believed by tlie sympai-alhelic .soldier listening to) here," said Mhchr, of Cl» what ihey have is copies oof f' copics of copics.” jccecided to offer SlOO per camc!imcl. Thc dcvu-stated missile hil near whc(here the right- Sewell1 declinedc lo spoculalc on' him . nvcstigators to use meth- vas forccd lo take thc wing joined thc fuselisclagc and thc ;d the missiles or why. He• Instead, it joined thee rl

Rightist netsts 3 years for attackinglg refugee , |UNCUAIMEE SCHWERIN. Germ:irmany (AP) — A , former leader in theI nunidical right-wing ! Notionalist Party of GermanyGci was con- »EW& SERG aiding an attack.on, ...... :------victcd Tucsday-of.lcadi 'T ho Bna3na MV<1no macWno company offSwitteriand 8 ------a refugee home andI scntcnccdsei ib thrcc —^ h as fount3und In th « r worehousft, a limitod>d numborof modol r s 240 A 250 HEAVY DUDUTY FREE ye ars in prison. 1992 m o P ARM MUMULTI-STITCH outomatlc aowingng machlnos Rudiger Klosen, 25,>5. ithc former party wllfi optIo«tlonol Sow & SOfQO oil In t>no opoiporoUon that 9 of fob- district chicf in Hagc2gc n o w in e aste rn 0/0 madelado of METAL and sow on on typ Lovl8. uphoistory. nylon, strolch. :nccd on chargcs of flcs: Lov Germany, was scntcnct LEATHErHER. No attoctimonlB noodod for fi button- .breaking and entering,ng, attempted sen- ^ Jjfa h olot1 (at(any sizo). Wind hom. ovorcasl.r oppiiquo. ro. Fool con- ous arson and atiemptc'iptcd serious bodily (X _ saUn eliteBUtchos, 1 & 2 noodos. and mofo. trol, occ.BCC. Wt. Instmctlon book and nat.latlonoi-wido injury. warrnntyinty Includod. Ju st sot dlois ondd isoo moolc Klasen and nine oilother radicals bc- tfjlG hoppon.on: Thoso Eino/olnito hoovy dutvIly machlnos Jd. Wo hovo 5 a n d 21 attack ed a a mfo. suofl. reloli prico o f $59§. twccn thc ages o flS ai l o s o d ^ s e Qt a dmsUc savlnos whwhich wo oro • shcltcr-in the eastern GemumC town of ing on lo you. Purchoso^youni whilrhilo supplies . . IS out on this Bahlcn with firebombmbs, baseball bats ^ It onfy S2M W.L Huny. don't miss i :8alo.tIriitod numbor. and other weapons lastlost July 31. Quick ^ - FREE i;o88on8 • Soivlco • Easy T«T o n n s- — - action by policc provenvented injury, 2 9 9 „ g Klasen’s co-dcfendiijidants were given suspended sentences:cs between eight months ond twp years. iH I ^ I ^ S b SHS Sincc Januory 1992,92, radical rightists ■ I have been blamed forb r mI orc than 3,000 violcnl incidents, inclme luding 2 6 killings.!

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Wodnosday, Juno 3C30,1993 Timos-Nows. TWin1 Foils,Fol Idoho A-7 w.World" Soldierj"s have rmixed enmotions; on MaccedoniaI peacekseeping ttask ' BERLIN (AP) — Thee hhome base of the Soldiildicrs complained of the difTlcfTlculties of Bul Spc. RalplIph Black, 22, wclcomcil pcaceacc- peacekeepers in the: region.re Black and his couijunigcd. Kidd could offer tiienilem liltle encour- U.S. infantrymen boundd ffor Macedonia is gettingng promoted in thc leaner. posi-Csi-CoId War keeping duty. AA blue U.N. patch had just bccjccn comrades wiil join oboboul 700 other U.N. agui;«nient. bu.siling. A rmy. They wanted assurances lhalhal if th e y sew n o n lo his fatiguesfai and lie was laking therhem iroops, mostly Scandindinavians, patrolling The T Army is down to 585,005,000 personnel, Bul it’s nol hard to findJ scsoldicr^i who gnim- take carlycai rctiremenflhey’ll gel a detdecent pen- lo the'post cleanmers lo have them laundered.'d. “ I M acedonia’s border wilhvilh Serbia, frotiom 780,000 during the Gulff W ar, and is ex- ' b le Uiat they did not jo in lhthe e Army lo bccomc sioo- haven't seen anyny action. Tliin’.s why I’m look3ok- Many young soldierliers walking the post's peelxted to cut 8,000 more in IhcIhe coming year, intemational policemen. Bokircly\ mentioned during Monday’sly’s meeting ing forward lo it,”it, he said, wom pallts or returningng from live-firc exercis- saidlid Kidd’s spokesman, Maslcaslcr Sgl. Jaime ■ Al thc motor pool, troop'op transports have a was thc mission o f a 300-man rcinfoniforccdconi- Most soldiers:rs billeted al McNair are wilwith cs wilh grease-paint cam;amounage on tlieir faces Cavav;i/,os. fresh coal of white painl andam new U.N. letter- pany' fromfr thc Berlin Brigade. In oa imatler of the 502nd Infantntry, whose Berlin baltiilion wnwas showed the gung-hoI gugusto of Black, a four- For F' -some, peacekeeping in the Balkans was ing. Sgt. Maj. Richard A.\. IKidd. Ihc Army's days,. it will be ofT lo Mocedonia lo3 prevenipr llie trained in slreet-:t-figliting for duty in tlie divitivid- year veteran from Richm:hmond, Va. notJt whol they had in mind whenlen lIhey enlisted. No. 1 sergeant, was callcdled in to give a last- spreadid (of war from former Yugoslavicavia. ed ciiy. When thetli Berlin Wall came down1 35 Some opened barrackack-s w in d o w s and urged Spc. S Christopher Seeley, 21, of Virginia minute pcp lalk al the McNaiN a ir B arracks. *Tfouol got a lol of people ihat don’lon't wanl to years ago, thc BerlinBe Brigade's mi.ssion fadedIcd. . comrades being intcrvicrviewed on the sidewalk Beaeach, Va., said he was upsetset 1by the bratai But Kidd faccd ihc samen c anxious q u e slio a s go,” saisaid Staff Sgl. Don Pitts, a 10-ycD-year veter^ F or noW, il hash a a new focus: Opcralion Abi\ b le below not lo criticize UicirUic country. ireaeatmcnt of civilians in Bosniasnia bul was not from the. 1,000 noncommis;iiissioncd ofTiccrs as an whoi\)0 said his Amiy tenure includccidcd chasing Sentry, the Macacedonia peacekeeping missiosion Bul among veteranss likelil Pills, a Berlin, Md., surejre the U.S, military should get involved in a he had from U.S. troopss inir other counlrics. Bcdoui:3uins in Iraq during the Gulf WariVar. I Ie w as a n n ounced by tlieill Pcnuigon on Friday, native, morale is wanlinming as troop cuts are in coninfiict he did nol ihink cndangLingered U.S. se- from Somalia lo Turkey. not goil’oingto Macedonia. As thc first UU,S, combal forces lo .servee asi full .swing and early’ retirementre is being en- curiirity. Questioon of whtiether toa rebuildi Prussis[an palacice dividies Berlininers BERLIN (AP) — It’S eithereith the re- The formerT EastE German parliomeni dcierciermine the design of the miniinisiry's i------tum of a cultural monumcment. or the building in Berlin’sBei historic ccnier is builduilding, and lhe plasiic palace is an ai­ “biggest plastic bag in Europt■opc.” contam inatedI wilhw asbestos and will be temp:mpl lo influence the outcome. Ifs a square block ofr scscaffolding tom down. Thc"he m ustard-colorcd palace ' Some So arc furious at the thoughght o f a J . . : : I ' d n i ^ w ith painted panelsIs tcto look like rcplica ihot nowno stands in front of it rclun:lum to 0 Prussian-looking past. a Prussian palace that was1 blp “ ij, 15 V fj 1'^ In Ttf 1 thctics. It’s aboul what ththi c G crm o n the classic boulU capital will look like whcnn tlthc govern- is reserved for)r thetl Foreign M inisoy. An “Whoever “V claims a seal in thche U.N, i jf! ltt|! '1 . i l l j l i M i . ment moves to Berlin fromn BBonn. architectural competitionco this year will Secu:ecurity Council needs o Prussianan foni- 2 ^ T - n - r - ' : $ S - Tiedied castle and whoever sends f ceping iroops needs spiked heir s J b labrielle R i ^ le w rote in the cutt< 3 Governslent to Geermans: SueofZitty. MX The palace replica will stand f( ays after its official opening W< j | m | Work m(lore, recei(iveless ay, the 100th birthday o f the la(e . tcrrt Uibrichl.U As East Germany's BONN, Germany (AP)' — The gov- cial benefits, munilunisl boss, U lbricht ordered thc cmmcnt moved lo slash thehe rmans In 1950. A cradle-to-grave socialI welfarewi pro- officiol holidayJays, more than any other gram gives Germans picntenty of cash state. whcn they are unerhployloyed, sick, _ In addilion.II, 1Blum wants to irpeal.a • • study, have children, or ——jn j die case ‘law that prohihhibils most work on Sun- i ' of construclion workers — Ilose a day days and holidilidays, saying down lime ^ o f work bccausc ir rains. costs Germanan businesses billions of ' ' ; . r Thc opposition SocialII DemocratsC dollars, 1. say Germany should slitrlimulatc the Churches!>' a n d u n io n s , w h ic h economy to grow out of thc reces.sion, achieved the daday-of-rest law la.slcentu- S ’- rather than cut into long-chtcherished so- ry, do not wantm l to relinquish it.. w i s I Cedras widlling to steepdown, | but Haiti italks still ttroubled ij J-,: -' Joaaquin iille r ’s N E W Y O R K (A P ) — HsHaiti’s mili- Arisiidc andm d U ,N . m e d iato r D anie SffJ , tary leader is willing lo stepIcp down bul Capulo have: sosought the resignation of ' I insists that other top militoritary ofllcials > top mililary lealeaders as a condilion for remain, stalling the lalksks ilo restore Aristide’s relunturn- sg o nL Trai orhols said Cedras also l o r e I democracy to Haiti, diploiplomiits said Thc diplorh il ; Tuesday. wants Port-au•au-Princc Policc Chief . \ f The troubled talks cntcintcred their Joseph Michelhci Francois to resign so third day with Gen. Raoulll C edras still that h e couldI ncno t seize pow er. ' resisting demands that hisis s> se n io r sta ff T he talks arc aimed at setting a dale k i Acd v enitu re step aside while ousted:d 1President for Aristide’s’s :return, the removal of Jcan-Bcrtrand Aristide retunturns lo pow- the senior militilitary command, appoint- Tliis cotnplctc entercaitMcn nent packaj'e takest you hack to tiie' 18I 8 7 0 's cr. ment of a new;w prime minsitcr and de- > w ir li o k l t i m e m ii usic, clog dancing, anunusement.s in an exciiinili n g . Cedras toppled Aristide,c. Haiti's first ployment off aan intcmat|onal.policc h hisroriciilly;ly accurate m elodram a nlabout the O regon Trnil.ii- democratically electcd leader,Ici in a force, coup lii years ago. Thc twowo men have On Monday,ay, Cedra.s had refused to ^ not met facc-lo-facc, but a sspokestnan step aside andid tthen said he only would m for Cedras lold reporters TuTuesday lhat leave office if Ihis colleagues were rc- S thc general wants direct;t t talks wilh taincd in Iheir:ir |powerful military posii , H A ristide. lions. That stastance nearly ruined thc H Diplomats, speaking on1 cccondition of talks, bul Ccdr:dras then made a conccs- W anonymity, said thc talks whwhich nearly sion lo allow' ththe talks.to conlinue.' iil|i collapsed Monday slill cocould break Thc lalks anare being held at Gover- do w n becausc o f Cc d ras’ irisinsistence on nor’s Island in the East River bccouse IB a role for his general staffT irin any Iran- of security comonccms obout anlr-Cedras sition and perhaps afterwardard. Haitian demon}onsiralors. ' ' • p s i ™

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HATNe- •' HATrNQ > •‘i UN ;. d ic a iio n ; w ithithout waiting for judicialI iniervcn-in SESa-HATlUS- “It appears that (the(tl Dcpanment of tjon.Dn. CFOATO \ Energy) is quietly' attemptingal to hiake Again, Ryan’s words: C HATlNS S E R B S , . V INKL the nuclear wiwaste repository for "Such -g callous disregard for the le- r v i ' J ^ llie United Stalesi and ai thc rest of the liinaie concerns raised on thc behalf v O Lei'S ahead, I MOWTEfJESRO > ' ' ' w o rk l." , o f■the tl' citizens ofldaho is exai.‘xactly Ihl* an d p a r titio n al BUL6AfilA T lia t’s th e very alallegation that con- pe of conduct which tarnislnishes the JT UN j C0MMIE5.I ccrned Idahoans h avc repeated for nagc of federal governmenlent a g e n - ^ \ oE tke former- * ' v r years. By imporiiirung spent nuclear cs in the eyes of thc people.”le.” S ■'temporary" storage Y ugoslavia.-- fuel for so-called "tc Exactly corrcct. Instead oof f 1looking ^ I . / w Y o r fo r ‘‘re search " ppurposes, i the Uner- Jt for interests of citizcns,>, tlthis fed- _ > J •gy Departm ent hihas been making * HA.TIMS f -;il agoncy has lied and procrocrastinat- Tn EL th e n a tio n 'ss n'nucleirr dump in all j and fought against state: cfibrtscf to blit n a m e . f QRe6£.e. :c]uire responsible behavior.>r. And il has done1C ;so with no assur- Ryan’s ruling should be a tu rning ancc lhat ihe area1 is safe for that pur- 'S :iini for the Energy Departmiim ent. it’s pose - and in spiletc o' f c o n c c m s about me to slop conniving to dum]ump w aste storing such materia:rial above the Snake iie future’s I ^ Rivty Plain aquilcr.tr . |nI idaho l‘ and gel on with the 1 ;afc, lo n g - r U.S. District Judjudge Harold Ryan’s impnportant tasks: finding safe jptlicfour >ple :mi storage, and cleaning up t powejr to thle peo] bolhardy process. lonr nsion ruling halls tliat fool ecades' worth of nuclear■ w;waste al- I - No more waste.1C. Ryan said, unlil dec; friend, noting that his employctyer had — ^ ■ may be. ;ady stashed atop our waterir sisupply. A young rn is ofthe rctircment iNl£L completes a comprehensivec cn- read ‘ .sweetened itsts 401 (k) savings plan rcccnily.tly, Jimim W right By shilling the emphasis of Dusincss arc giving die ------asked mc, "DiDoes ihis mean that ihey'rc goigoing to . system, government and busii individual worker more poweower and portability cut ouj the pciKiision plan we’ve got?" age-salary over yourDur carccr> or oVcr thc last few for his o\vn account. Not only arc workers b ^ Always gla>lad to get a chance to play sage 1 years beforc retiring,ng. The problem with Uiis is ■ • coming managcrsofthcirowi•ownaccount.s.bul - . gave him a sustraightforward answ er "Yessand ai that llmis with large:rgc numbers of long-.sc'rvice plans likelRAs and401-403i403 deals nrc TlheTimeiis-News no. Probably.y. Sooner or later.” employees build upap 1huge, sometimes minous ■•portable." Meaning tiic accoiccounts can be carried Tliough thahat may sound like Bill Ciinlonlon rc- obligations for futurelurc Ixneflls. Sli'pln’tl Cl..rk W.UworlK AllenIll'll Wilyjii • Pcicr Yoik from job to job. whelher you’you’ve worked at the Iig diiccior spending toI a question about his scheme; to raise Hiose obligalions)ns arc a liability that can cost i’libli'.ticT M.iiiiiyitKj t'dilor Qiciilicukilion in.irviucr Advertising d same place onc year or 30,). A:As morc and morc ta.\cs. it is infn fact ^valid answer. Yes. lbeii: oldo nianagcincnis profitaifitability or the very survival workers changc not only jobs but carcetTi during "defined benenefits" system o f pension planin Ifa- o f the company dowi0W71 the road. Tlie new ac- T]\c tncincmbors of thc cdiloriiil boardird cind writers of cdiloriisls . llicir working life, that ponabinabilily feature can p, vored for dec;ucades is generally on its wayy oout all counting nilc rcquiriiuiring companies to put ihe lia- iirc Slcpliet^ IHarigcn. Clark WjKvortli.1. Mark N Kind ney ina401(k). If that’s conspispiring Morc and morc: companiesco arc trying to avoid ' cally, it protects the firm fronfrom being held liable Write t(t o US againsl you.!I. lei’s hear il for morc conspinuinicy. this big burden onlhII their future balance sheets by lore, rcmember that ERISA, bkbless her shifting to "defineded ccontributioas" plans. Dis- if thc worker makes bad deci;dc'cisions in die han- ). Hox 548, , Thc Tiiuca-Ncwys ww’clcomes letters from Fallalls OtTice. mailed lo P.O. 1: ; federal fairy godmother in ihchc pen- charging those oblig;}ligations sooner, not later, thatt dling ofhis own account.. WhWhich, again, ccrtain-' || ■win F alls. K3303. o r sentII bby fax .0 ly seems fair. And it also encencourages employers 1 readers on subjcclss o f public intcrc.sl. To Twi •' Sion area andid waichcs over you. ERISA,., oiOlher- is. Workers shouldId notn leap to the conclusion investmenLsandIuj^er’''i j O' niiike sure ymir Idlerler is puhlishcd pninipl- (’08)734.553S.2 0 ^ a as the Employment Rctircmeinem In- that this is some :omplicatcdcon plot to do ihcm oulIt to offer more choiccs o f inve ly. here are a fewguid;uidolines to rcnit:nibcT: Letters Li considered libelous, olnho-,>n,- n r ^ amounis o f matching contribiitribujions by thc com-.^ K will n,aic- “ "«=Sccurit:rity Act, provides workcni.withilh some of ihcir pensions., AsAs die temi suggests, lliis just i-:ach letler' sluuildlid iiu'lude tlie'w ritcr's in1 bad b taste will be rejected, as v from losing out on nxalculalionion o f changes the deal toto aa system defining whot goess pany. ial expressing racial, ethnic ororrcliBious- »» )n-making power siynalurc. mailing adaddress and tcle]ilu>iie rial lomiuuusorcr cancellation of pensions, IN ihe plan - as cont:ontributions now - rather thanI Tiie shift o f the decision-n- dicir career ahead of niinihcr,------. . -higi'igotry. , For cxampnple. if thc fomiula for compuljilutjng whal comes OUTf - - as \ benefits later. means tiiat workers witii dici T.y_pi;writlen Icttenters arc preferred, be- We \\ do nol publish verse orr ppc o a r y .a n d changed, the vested worker’s's pen-p Such a plan, with'ith those nicc tax breaks and them arc going to have to3 icaicam morc* about the - marketplace. Even if eiiuse (hey allow fasitaster handling wilh less t'c wc generally remove ur limitoilrcliBious ‘i„„isr,gurc(rcd by thc old AND the new mlmles, employer conlributiclutions, may mean more, not risks and rewards o f tlie marl cliance o f crr*)r. quojuoiaiioiis. Articles taken fromm cOlhcr pub- ler of thc two is supposed to apjapply. J less, on rctiremenlIt day.d But die company gets to3 thc individual decides to buy a pro money man- b ro u g h t td o u r Tw in |jcai ager’s or mutual fund’s expeixpertise, he musi Lellers may he hr ieaiions will not bc reprinted. And it now' lakesu only five yeara for m ost')st work- shift rcs{wnsibiliiyty forfi dccisioas to you. which iuit his needs. Which, in ______I ers to be vest':sled. half what it was a few yeayears seems fair. In plansins likeI the 401 (k) and tiie choose which ones best suit I «nie serious thinking ago. Ifyou wwant to know morc, call the ncnciircsl 403(b) the individuadual, not some manager up­ tum, means he must do somt as tiie great helmsman o f his about preci.sely what his nceeat retirement. I But that olold deflncd-bencfits lype o f perpension own individual accoccount. Now, the worker is in 1. Inilic'.(i0sand.l7.0s..tbey(je young’uns were de- Letter sy.slcm - thele one lhat millions of us olderer folksI therc choosing invoivestmenLs, asscs.sing risks and. manding a shift of "powerer to the people." And went to workirk under'- is fading fast as a fa'favorile rcwards, laking thehe gainsj and los.ses of die mar- in Ihc new-look retirementnt p!plans, we arc* geuing vould make them even more allrallraclive. o f managers,rs. ’‘Dcllned bcncfit.s',' means; thatth; the kctplacc. Let's name, datelie our parks ihe responsibility for the num- some of what they askedi for. Morc- power over 1 hope our Parks and Recrcalrealion Depart- pension amolount is defined on the basis ooflhc f i Tliat is to say, Ihe 1 lliink it would bc; nice ni ifall the parks in ck in rctircmcnl is yours, not pensions bul also morc respcesponsibiliiy for the • uent considers this suggestion,:in. M eanwhile, .salary you gotgc when working, your yeaiTini onc tlie bers on your chcck i Twin Falls had signsIIS staling: the name of some brass hat's.. TlieTl' feeling in executive outcome Which, if you ask me.i is not bad at all.. ve will coniinue lo enjoy ourr ncneighborhood job or Iwih. each park and the year;ir iheyl werc creatcd. , wded. is that while your com- larks. Thank you! ’Ilie fomiunula may provide a set numberKT of .suites, so it is a*podi Twin I'alls has love)vely. well-maintained : your employer, it does not Jim Wright is senior colut■ohmmisi oflhc Dallas ' ben elh dollailani for cach year on thc job. OtOr. pany wants lo be yo parks lhat are visited:d year-round } by many ^JULIE LOONEY daddy. Or mommy, as tiie case: Morning' m ore likely,y, it'll pay a percentage o f yourmr aver- want to be your dad' News. appreciative people,:. and a new name signs TTwin Falls Letters■S______is. le U nited States o f America,a. eludes total frccdom to spreads thc disease, siie is appropriate for a dairy.. HiHe states hc is tance. Thisis is our country, too, and thisthi is ns greatness of the I Dairy proposalli I bad idea '•i": nplishcd because people werere free mcdical care andI SoSocial Security pay- irying not to be a bad neighboror bbut shows lit- good a timime as any for building an environ-cn This was accompl 1 read with intcrcsit theih June 13 newsp.ipcr , free to succccd ancJ free to ments at any age for victirictims. tic o r no concern for anyone: clsc'scls feelings, rncntal netvitwork. free to choosc, fr article pertaining to the:ie negativei effects a prn- ''' S' century, they were free to*0 Mow could this happc■ppen in such a great As a mailer o f fact, he isn’l a neighbor r and So. if yoi■ou want to befriend the Snaklake Riv- this c( posL'd dairy would liaveive on the hisloric Strick- esl. couniry? Tlie answer lo10 thistl comcs from an doe.sn’t plan to bccome one. . • er, find saflafcty in numbers here inI JurassicJi keep their liarvest. . — ..cr Ranch and am compciipclled to w rite .. ., j ne,-wc-have viewed its down-*i' outsider w ho in the 19th9di centi^. suiicd.thfll_____ JAN FREESTONE Park, encoi:ourage thc Environmental,1 PI ro tS - You see, my new homhoi e is across thc road . ise as w e have allowed plan-n- A m erica's greatness was wa; in its rightcous- Hansen tion Agentncy, campaign for an airr qqunlily oo'Iap": 'I from the site of the proproposed dairy. It was a our decisions and pretend b^0 ness. If it ever abandoneeincd its righteousness, specialist ata this end o f thc state, deoJcodorizc ncrs 10 m ake our ^ dream beyond our cxpeupcctations to be able to _ ly. They have dismontlcd ourur it would lose its greatm;atncss. Wc wouldn’t K im b erlyy, , start a chapter ipf a nna a tio n a l Eiv» "S sccu n y . build our home whileile our th ree daughters D Ll( on’t tra u m a tiz e lici^eighbors Ici^troycd thc charactcr o f thche have adopted wicked priprinciples if first wc ush noiscmakcrs, cry aboulOut your industry, and dcst were slill youiig enoughigh to enjoy it, and. Cmd The 'I David Funks have a rigliright 10 do whal group, hus )c6 ple. All ofil by design, had not acccptcd govcmmimmcnt handouts. airy-building in- biimt-oul nnose, lay cold fingers on thc th buy- “"‘I '>■' n“ l willing. I plantogmwolV old in this hoasc. they the wanl with their land, dairy hies have been rcplaccd with Wc could return toI sanity sai by dismissing the beleaguered out udder,r, investigate civilizcd zoninting, stay , .Our work cthie I can't begin to dcscriscribe the dismay we felt chided, clu lawyers have told the II legisla- frivolous tndulg.jlgcnces. Play has replaced our legislators, bum thc millions of rules Rock Creekers south of llanscinsen. On televi- “ateal" off thc latest environmental I when we heard of Davilavid Funk's dairy plans. Ro eostumc, work, and wclftrcfare has rcplaccd self-reliance,r^*' and lows which they’ haveha concocted,' firc sion Sunday. Mr. Funk secmeMiicd to suggest tion or da:lance in your Holstein co! I’m not anti-dairy, butIt tl'this isn't an appriipriatc 'sio 123-4498. Marriage and fanfamily have been rcplaccd by the enforcers and rcplacelace the laws with Ihe s Listcrine and there’s a pplace i for you. Call m e at 423 placc for many reasonsons. .Wc have wonderful his his cows are going to puss L co-iiabiiation, adultery,adi abonion and homo- simple oncs'our crcatoror provided,p which re- -, veil what'a dairy Looking hchelpless is un-American, neighbors' who share oout ur feelings. Chiclets, Ch but he knows full well , sexuality. We stronglystrc resemble thc Romans ally prevent and solve proproblems. According to Mr. FurFunk, he and his building mcuns mc to nearby homes: thirdlird-world stink And youou unsuspecting ncwcomcrs in tlicir decay. jj. Sccular humanism, thc official religion of advisers looked ai mornore than 3.000 acrcs in and anc thc m ost grinding sori-ow.V. be out thencre buying any habitation yo jrs have worked to m ake adul- Z^hor Qurlcgislalorn ,|g our schools and govcmmmment. would have to choosing ihc right lo(localion for his dairy. It I should be as unlawful to traum atize a pull up on;)nio a 10-ton roller skate on oi short abortion andam sex deviation dcceptablc bc discontinued. It tcacicachcs and promotes When giving this sitee suchsi careful considcni- niral nir family with 2 0 0 pennedd cowscc as it is to noliee. cc from guilt. w ays o flife, free ,g. amorality, socialism, athcatheism and w orship o f : tion. hc appears lo haveive given lillle or none to hurt liui them in any other way.f. butb because it SARAHH ROSENBAUM g of AIDS is thc real boromc- The handling o jj man. What a conversion;ion rate they have cn- iving in thc area or to ihe isn’l isn at,present, w hal’s left is ppersuasion on Kimbcrlj mfall. This is a disease that i: \ r those o f us already livir riy ler of our downfo jal joyed to these ungodlyy pprinciples. r cfTect this woiild have/c onc our daily lives. Arc moral me and ethical grounds., ThisTli letter is a tran sm itted alm

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•i ’• Draflft const]t i t u t i o nI breaks:s b i k /, with past UiJSSR rtepressi(ion I ■r/'i MOSCOW (AP)‘) -— Thc United citizenship and exilinging them from •flte States enshrined thethc right lo bear ^ Thc'^cle isJ ba their homeland, arms and Israel gua•uarantccd every M ||iM direct responsese Exiles included writeriter Alexander Jew a home. to thc wcll-docu-ni- Solzhenitsyn, conductoictor Mstislav b l Russia plans lo ctensure that citi- mented Soviciict Rostropovich ond sculiculptor Ernst zens can refuse mccncdical treatment o f Neizvestny. Author VaVasily Aksy- J V:^, and experimentation. H D H V putting politica;al onov, who was strippedped of his citi- Like other nationisnal charters that in zenship after moving; to the United reflect a country's9 hhistory and cul- mental :u- States in 1980, visitedd N'Moscow this ture. Russia’s draftift constitution is lid week and was astoundedjcd at thc draft. | b K filled with clausess thattl would tum c r "That’s in, there?’’ AksyonovAks said ; Russia decisively awaway from its So- Yakovlev, a le^le- of Article 6, which prohirohibits dcpriv- fc < vict and even czaristiSt |past. eltsln gal scholar whcho ing a Russian of citizens!enship. “That’s T Thc 159-articlcc document( that headed;d thet commission lhat WT0t<3te very good!” '^fcerged from PnPresident Boris the draft,aft. Nor can citizens bee "f"forcibly de- .'T’ .'i E lts in ’s constitutiotional convention Thous)usands o f dissidents duringng privcd o f residence.”” ataccording to * . , last week is a jumbmbie o f political thc Coldold War were dia^osed willilh Article 39. Tha( clauseISC >would have V neuroses and philosiosophical strains, “crcepinping schizophrenia." a cHick f special poignancc foror imillions of - many bom o f Sovieviet repression or symptontom o f which was disrespeceel people uprooted andI movedmc across ' modeled on thc Westcst. for authuthority. They were givcien country by dictator Josefisef Stalin, Human rights acti'ctivists have been m ind-al-altering drugs or electriiric Several proposed artiarticles would divided over thc dodocument. Some shocks5 aimeda at breaking “anti-soBO- bar surveillance and invasioninva of pri- ' .i. ■ complain Yeltsin isIS usingu it to plimi- cial" bchIwhavior, not to mention politiiti- vacy. People would be entitled to I nate his opponentss byI restructuring cal rcsohsolve. see files kept on them,I. L i Althouhough Russian lawmakers haviive Article 23 revealss s( some o f thc * tp pnoB the government. The drafl is not thc first and won’l banned;d thct practice, the article wavas ways Soviet authoriliesies ^Wed to spy ? A young Iraq boy surveysays tlie damage Tuesdayay a t a residential area Inn BBaghdad following Satu be the last before a ccharter is adopt- includedled to put I^ussia's constitutioiion on their own people:: “Each “E person -t ., day nlght’8 U.S. missilee aattack on th e city’s Intelitelligence headquarters. cd. But if its sectionion on civil rights in linee with v inlemational standardrds has the right lo secretret corrcspon- remains intact — as expected — it ofhumaiman rights, Yakovlev said, dcncc, telephone con>lonversations, r« would put clear linlimits on govern- “Thislis is the peak o f intellectualial, mail, telegraph and otheijther communi- ment power and abusbuses. legal and am democratic developmenent cations.” • Baghda

re thc collapsc o f c 1 the Soviet Unioc ferential trade deals rhe fonner Soviet ,b d Cuba with 85 pei orts. Now dealings i >tbe-bIock basis a prices. A-10 Tlmes-Nows. TwinI FoFoils, tdaho Wodnos(jQy, Junojno 30.1993

West I ______P Teenaager rejijects deead-emd road,, eariisi diplonna, resjipeVash, (Al») — [------I Cl cookcd his favorite mealal — pork — r die first semester, hc Jus(in Clurc hud hit bottuiittom. J chops with mushroom gravyvy. mashed ‘| startfite d a sk in g m yselfif “What‘ am I going'I t o At die end o f thc the honor roll in the His self-dcstructivc'c ilifestyle had I potatoes and green beans. o w a s placed on the d o W iIh t h my life. Am I goiising to party tlie re ion. At the altcmadve led iiim into run-ins wiiii.■ilh,ihc law scv - 1 "He was like ihe prodigal;i l s o n m t h e i m | 9 > I sophomore section. ■He? Or d o I w a n t ito get on the ball'! school, hc mainlainilaincd a 4.0. , cr0 motivaied and really nbout ^bc mc,” hc said. "I fell studentssl 1.75 more creditsits dianit needed, won. i’d bealco ali odds.' dustry Council, a state agegcncy, and He was so 5 * - - ^ am that diploma," said smring suu at m c and I didn’t feel1 ri^t.”r At the cnd-of-thif-the-ycar awards as- Healing all odds maylay bc an under* earned a 4.0 grade pointIt average. ' " I thought wc should give But E hc remembers a couplcIc o f stu- sem b ly . G ro ththe e gave Clare the statcinenl when it eocomes to this That accomplishment gaveve him the Wnght. ' Wc th APp*«*. j, artunity." dents der in particular, who liel|cipcd his promised plaque.lie. 1 Hc asked Clare to young man's slory of>f d e iem iin alio n initiative to keep going. Heie wanled a uneasiness. Th6y were Mike: Sl.S Jean sny somcihing; to the student body, and eounige. Clare ro'coived his high hhigh school diploma moree ithan any- His counseloclor, Brent Grothe, had J u s t i n CIc and Kristie Adamson, diis yeacar’s Ap- Clare said hc feltcit dient like his whole Thc transition fromII n m i J J k sch o o l j ^ h o o l dil thing. his doubts. Hc^c was afraid Clare was “ ‘I diploma and a special d plc Blossom Festival queen. world had tum edxi U]upside down. to high school was loiigli ton on Cliirc. , 35 In lemis o f credits, hc was w only a setting himself: lf u p for failure. B ul h c P'® as ‘Com oback Student 0 me and "I turned to Ihe Ihc microphone and iiis grade poinl averag(rage was low m ^ „ sophomore. But he and his; fatherfi con- mode him a proiromisc. He told him ihat ‘Tlicy'd always say 'H i’ to list anodi- started bawling,"," hihc said, “I lold diem his freshman year and,d, wk-n\ lie wcm ofthoYroar.' o: "vinecd adminisinitors andI ccounselors ifhe rcachcd I liiliis goal, he would ^ve...mmake a: mc feel like I wasn't jusi iquc made for him with er er faccI — they helped boostt rmc up,'’ 'You can do anythi,yUiing you wanl in life back as a sophomore,rc. Ihinysi didn't m.; Other, A rlen e C lare, rem cm - that 'I hc could complete twcA-o years in “ spccial plaq'u on, “Cometack Studenl hc hc said. “The word 'hi’ is veryry power- — just believe m yiyour dreams."’ improve and he droppedwd out. ,|,c Jdayj j her son came home. She one “ year and cam his diplom)ma. the inscription, •'I lei^ home and sianlarted living and partying with friends and an did lhat for almost two yeurs,"'he saisaid. "And I got inlo trouble with tiie lawiaw ." Tiien one day last yeayear, somewhere . around thc end ofr s[spring. Clare 1 P SE M Il-A N N U A IJ . STOREViW ID E I changcd. Hc thoughtIt a b o u t his par- ents, hi.s pregnant sister,tcr, o f th c pcopic ^ he'd hurt along tiie way,'ay, 1 *'f staned asking myselysclf'W hat am I iX P^ going to do with my lifelife. Am I going lo party the rest o f mytny life? Or do I want to get on ihc ball’.’'.11’.’' I knew I w as VvH screwing off." he said. Tiiat day. he decidedled to changc his , ways. He quit his sellsel f-dcslruc tive US B r a n dd C l o t h i nn g ^ habits and went back hoihom e, M W o r k e r* s s f i n d * : o o / o - / o O F ■ F g g

t r a U e r p3 j a r t s - . - - - saagp ^ JUNIORI M e n 's S Um I s iVDtES & J fn e r & Marx, Kirigsridgs n e a r y o lI ( c a n o ^ by Hart, Schaffne Peerless V A N C O U V E R , Wl! — 7 / * Reg. $295 to SS: State workers buildin;ding a highway Up (& & : S mmef^ i l^ecb found parts of a trailer ing used by a votcancanologist who disappeared in thc 1981980 eruption of EVERYTHIING NOMu HOW *22M »lo'4C M ount Sl. Helens, |k .>\ ^ Thc body of Davidid , 3U. ■I Men's S UJITS a U,S. Geological SurSurvey scientist. never has been found. ' 5 by Manchesterr &£ Gordon Thdmas • Dave Mack, a DepartmeniDei V o O F F !■ Reg. $265 to S3S335 Transportation inspcspcclor, said a L ■ Blouses ■ Sf-)horts ■ Swimsuits propane lank, somi wiring, insulation andmd trailer siding s • Pants ■ Jackikets ■ Jeans . were found last week:k con a sirctch of HOW *20o r n » 2 < the Spirit Lake Memorinorial Highway. i r U jW ■ Sleepwear •> Dressy Outfits USGS scientist SitSieve Brantley T uesday confirm ed1 that th the recov- M e n 's S PPORT COJATS crcd parts were fromIII a trailer being - A LL O U RT f A M O U S 81^R A N D S ~ by iVlanchester I& Gordon Thomas used by Johnston neinear Mount St. ^Levi Dockers C a m b rid gje e Dry Goods Helens in I9«0. i^eg. SI60 to SI Johnston was campiTipcd on a ridge LLeslie Fay Ivy . ; five miles north ofDf (ihc volcano. \jW o o lrich J a n tz e n m onitoring ils changesIges, when it e.\- ^ G im m ie R o b b y L enn 3 4 “ ploded. NOWIPiov From liiij cainp, call:allcd Coldwalcr Two Camp, Johnstonan faccd1 directly inlo a growing bulgege on( thc moun- I m i M Iain’s north side. His last known words.wo heard at ALL■L NOW 6 3 3 ^ b OFFi byJaymar. Haggar,lar. Glen & Fitch, 1980. by a ham ' ■■ 3 8:32 a.m .. May 18, 19 — M e n 's ^ Hart, Schaffner tI ^Marx radio operalor, were:.:;V n„c„uvcr! lorsheim, Dexter, Vancouver! This is it,’’ >n's & Y oung Me enberg. Hush Puppiese; d r e s sS SLACKS Johnslon’s cam pI wiwas buried un- dcr sevend feet o f ash.sh. D llR E S S S H OSes l?eg. S30 to $8' Another 56 pcopiciple died in the NOW *2z 2 ’*to<:■71” eruption. ort Sleeve ■ Tlic trailer pans wenvcre found under Reg,'. S70S to S89„95 Long Sieeve & Short NOIdw< 5 5 ” M e n 's lian & Jantzen o f v o lc an ic ash. ’to *71’' P by Arrow, Van Juliar morc than four feet of M ack said. — D R E S SS SHIRTS A bout tw o y ears> afafter thc erup- NlI K E A T H LLETIC SHl O E S ______tion, o th er picces of o f trailer siding Reg. $27 to S3: - tbought-to-li^vo-bccrCCn-frOiUUQlm-H; ZDaeLc,*ketballFGross3raining;a£ ^ n o i 5 ~ — NOW *32 0 **to<:'25” ston's camp were founbund in a nearby . ?7>iroWFJantzen,= ...... - -area,— ...... - - Wovens4.-Knits byAr M e n 's — 5 Levi Docl29” it is com pleted, in lateate 1995 or early C HHORTS 1996, visitors wiil bcbe able to look by Levi Docker, Hagiaggar directly into thc volcarIcano's blasl site. 9 9 M e n 's N e w m l e s a i m ^|. SI8toS42 NOo w M r’to <33*_ S H O RITS * Si ^5 Reg. S24toS3S36 NOWM *29” to avoid mn i s h a p s ung M en's & BoJ o y s ' byLe.evi, Galt Sand, others -SHIRTS S A M S

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u ililili m Jerom1 0 Coiunty 1misseji ^ a i l tdeadiiine Id IJ .vould bc used to house an the ih jaif staffmg be increased;od by' seven om- I Arouni jails Tuesda;Jay nighl, into a large coll. woi 3y H.R. Wcixcl ployees by July 29. rimes-News correspondenl E vcrylhiihing lhal could go wronglg d id additional 14 lo 166 inmates.it pl Tuesday. P;Paris didn’t com e in as sclsch cd - As o f Tuesday evievening there were 26 in "Eleven may be required:d toti meet all ilie ; rerequiremenis in the decree.’•ee." Silver said, 1 JF R O M t - Despite a la.st-mi-minuic frenzy uled. paintIt did n ’t dry and bolts holeolding ihcjail. D slart transporting them R R elief siaffer.s will bo needoc::dod to allow va- the val ,)f painling. drilling and diggiigging. workers beds to thL‘ e iiDncrole lloor camc loose, "W e'll have to si mey " ng sessions. Silver said, as he fretted caiions ci ami required iniining A'oro forced to admit ihey couli3u ldliot meet a A Into-afiifternoon telephone call to> alattor- out right away." Sii 10 county. "Mousing could The deadline for applicatioiIlions for llio new Boys with mirlini-flaine lijfederal judge's Tuesday midniidnight deadline ney DavidI SasserS brought the final blowow. over the cosl to the c lousand bucks a day. jobs jo is July 9. testing will be dono July 16. for renovating the Jerome jail.il. "H e snidd I1 can’l pul anybody downn theretl easy cost us a thou: do iransportaiion." "so il could be July 29 beforeore we gel every- thrower start-t b a r n f i r e M oreover, an allomey for• Jojorome Coun- unlil 1 havevc the staffing." Sheriff Gccjco rg e lhat doesn’t include i ja il’s overflow ’ Silver 111 snisnid. The'county hadJ madeni arrangements with body bi hired." Silver said, HOLLIS ITilt -_ iw o0 >young boys play- ly ty said: late Tuesday thal the jai uld - some ihings le placod in the As o f miinidnighl Tuesday, no more:c ithan C assia County to) luhouse llie excess prison- "We did tho besl we could ing wilh matchcs ami an ;in aerosol cnn acci- :ruwd cru of prisoners cannol bc p you jusi can'l holp." Silver,’er ; said as he in- >toro room until 15 prisoners.‘rs could be housed in cclls oron thc crs. y tlcnuiliy loiichcd olTihcle ffire that dcsiroyed hastily has renovated basement stor >n crow to work CDunhmisee jail'sj firsl lloor. Thc unfini:inished The county’s scsettle’menl o f a law suit strucied st the construclion e a lloliislcr-arca shod Monlondiiy night, a shor- more mo jail slnffcrs are hired. storage room, being convciverled brought by prisonerners last summer requires tlithrough the lught. ill's iiivcsligator siiid Tuc;rucsday. Prisoners1 woro being transfcisferrcd to other basement s Tho shod, wliich contamtained iwo ariticiue ------1 iiiiioniobilcs. a nicinii: boboat, lawn mowers — ami ollwr iicms, wns owmwned by Bill Lougb- Woman ch:laims miller, and was lucatcd:d AA'/: miles north of TranquilH■ty > llollistor. t Investigator Uob Gautauthier of the Twin prayer def(;feated I'alls County SlicrilVs DoDepartment said the boys, agos K and 10. aiadmilted to using matclics and thc acrosoisol can lo crealc a would-be; rapist1 niinialuro llanic thrower.er. Thc boys arc niombciibcrs of the Lough- By Brad Bowlin niillcr lamily. but Ciaiithi.ilhier dcclincd lo re- Times-News writer lease thoir names. Tho10 malterii was turned over lo the family andnd no charges were TW IN FALLS - A. 93-ye;;-year-oltl woman filed, lie said. told police her cries for God’soil’s lielp'cau.sod a (iauthicr .said total vali►'ahie ofthe shed and would-lie nipisl to Hoc eariyriy 'Tuesday nmni- ' ils fonienl.s i.s esliinamated at S20,000- inj-. S25.000. The woman said she woke'oke from a sound i V sleep to find a man in herer bedfc at about Twin Falls Cftunt:nty Democrats a.m.. according lu a police report.ropi I • "He kcpl on as if hc wasvas trying lo ' rcach wcslward1 wwith meeting me." the woman said in horor slslaloment io po- HUIIL - The Twill Falls Tal County Demo- lico. cralic Party, seeking to reach bul lo ihe "I think wiiat slopped him hin was I callcd j j wosl end o f thc couniy,y, 'will hold ils regu- over ami over fur my Lord." slshe wrote. I larinonthly meeling in1 Billiini on Thiipickiy. The man held her down,.’n. andi apparonily I The mceiing will bcgirL'gin al 7:30 p.m. and broke one o f her ribs duringlg ihthe stniggle, said I ■ bc held al llamona Re.stai:.staurani and Lounge. Officer Keith Rast. who luolluok the wom an's ■ 113 Broadway Ave. S. A variely of nation- report afler sho called police, al imil local issues wilt11 bbc discussed, pany . Ll. Jim Kisller o f the Twin Twi Falls Police OlHcials .said. Department said delectivescs werew investigat- For more informaiion..)n. call Carol Roben- ing the case Tuesday, but hluid ad :no suspccts, son at 734-K34y or Line,inda Palmer al 733- Ikcauso it wv.s dark. Ihele womanw had few 3‘K)7(al\cr5p.m.), delails aboul the man. exceixcepl that he hail . short hair and wore a necklace:lace. Rast sjiid, Don’t enter Magiagio Valley i B t r The man dropped the; nocklacone bet»iro ANDYAHEfttm>eTlmo»-Newt jleaving, and police look it asa evidence, hc • Mali without doucusing butt said. take a broak from bicycll'clIng to enjoy a quiet spcjpot on the College ' TWIN FALLS - TlioTh Magic Valloy Jeannette Wills and herier daughter, Delena, 8, t: "Al my 93 years okl, 1 lieverlievi wcnl through esday afternoon, takingg iIn tho m ild weath- Mall, which is mosilylly smoke-lroo now. of Southern Idaho cam^impus. The two pedaledI arounda tho college Tues anything like that," thc woniaiiman lold policc. will be completely snsmokeless starting er and getting exercisese at the same time. -Tho w om an was not ihn.ihreaiened wilh a Thursday, weapon, Kisller said. O n thal day., smoking;ing will bc banished *— from the one a smallI stscction o f the food coun whore ii is still alioillowed. • M Deborah Dane, the: niimall’s marketing Ui* ^Officials jfear dev a y I changc wns made in responsei lo cus- turners’ suggestions, would altiter ci^^’s} charactc EchoHawk warnirns Idahoans ^ re s t on fllood venrdict By Deborah Shimkus nex,c3 sonome land, but nothing has51, inter nt», been addciled in. hc said. court. about bogus conl)nfest checks Timcs-News Ti correspondent cluslor - ByDrewDtSilvsilver to nil proceedings in slate coi •* G le n n1 ;said Inst week that cli • On June 17. Bankrupicjpicy Judge Jim BOISIi - Atlorncyicy General Larry SOS lio Timos-Nowswr.writer wn of Bellevue homes, or freestanding townhouscj Pappas cleared ihc way forar 111 lart to mle on HchoHawk wanis Idahcaho consutiiers lo be BELLr:VUE - Tlic lown growing pains planned forfo one-lhird of thc subdivi:m sio n ' the inicrcst issue, as wel!1 as on quesiions on the lookout for boguogus checks from the may experience its llrst gr ALLS - The group of T hese homes, h averaging 1, 100-1 o f coun costs and altomeys'ys' fees.; Prize Payout Office inn LLas Vegas, Nev. since ils inception. 'f , landowners whcvho won a S2 million judg- I’l so sure they sq u a re fefeel on 6 .0 0 0 -square-fooi Hepwonh said he andI ilitthe other aitor- The Attorney Generaoral's Consumer Pro- But city officials aren’l : n o n “SJaiiisi theihe Salmon River Canal Co, have callcd a will sell:ll for between S80,00 neys for ilie downstreamerslers aro slill cal* teetion Unit has been;en advised by local want what developers ha earlier this year:ar may gel nearly twice thai within a city 125,000. culaling the interesi. costssts ; and foes, but bank ofllcinl's ihat theseesc docum'cni.s. which ••planned communiiy” w ^ I . much money uniunder a District Court mling Ige o f b u ild in g T h e ho:lomcs are targeted for p< that the lotal judgment probably prot will be nppcar lo be chocks,ks. arc noi actually known for its hodgepodge issuod last week;ok. nily, who can1 iget Federal Housing Autl about S4 million, drawn on any bank, nndand arc not negotiable styles and lack of conformil; In an ordorr dineddi June 22, 5th Disirict :nn approached loans, en•nabling'lower income s •‘It's what we wore looklooking for," he instnimcnts, Developer Robert Glenn • jujge Williariam Hart ruled thal tho lg annexation o f 'fa m ilie si thel opportuiiity to buy a said. ll appears that iho phonypbc checks arc sent the city last week, seeking a ' “ landowners wenvere onlitled to 12 percent in- wn. home, Tipensatc thom for damage Tho 12 percenl inloroslI will%vil becalculat- 10 consumers who previouslypn paid en­ 178 acrcs southeast of lown. ,______terest to comp< iludes 360 lots Last yer'car, there w crc 75 FHA loanloa ap- jo n e by flood w od annually from 1984 to0 thetlv date a tlnal irancc or judging feesies 10 panicipate in a Glenn’s proposal inclut J waters nine years ago. moderate- and plicationsIS in B laine C ouniy, G lennin ;saia. ^ 1^^ ^ ; judgment is enlored. It is simple,sim nol com- "contest" sponsored by the issuing coinpa- lhat will blend low-, mo h court costs and attorneys high-income homos in oneme subdivision. Homes‘s in the middle incomc i irt also awarded, the total, pound, interest. ny. ? fees that Hart Foothills Subdi- will have'c regulations re^garding buibuilding judgment againi Representatives o fth e cancanal companies "D o n ’l bc misled1 bybj these come-ons; Glenn stressed lhat ihe Foo iiinst the canal company may liilaied from the materials,Is, height and design. Thc coulcl not be reached foror ccomment late the lake checks arc wor.vonhless paper meant vision will be highly regula K ad. S4 millionlion. ; homes atid the the highericr income range, on 2 1/2 - to 8 - la^vsuitit aagainsl the cannl company’ Tuesday aflemoon, only 10 cxcile and trick irii recipients inlo height and dosign of ibe he the number of acre lols.s. will be “architcciurallyly com- stemmed from f Becausc the canal compinipany remains paying more money:y toi the company," O'mainiainence of lots lo th' m May 1984 Hooding down- 1. pnlible,’\s' said Glenn. • under Chapter 11 bankruptcuptcy protection. EchoHiiwk snid, irtrees planted in each yard. 1 1 stream of thce S; Salmon Falls Crcck Rcser- Ifa bogus chock from froi ihe Prize Payout S p e c u 1 a foT T W ltryc-gnm i , ^ voir. Downsirciircam landowners sueu tne 3r. knowing ihat a substanlmlial im pact o n B ellevue’s ] I streamers will stan to colle;ollect liieir judg- Ofilce is rcccived, con;onlacl ihe Consumer "whal is going in next door, ^ company, sayinying il could have prevented lopmcnl will be lation amind rcsourcev. said Counci ■ mcnl. Protection Unit al 334-214-2424, ■ Iihe harmony of the develop the flood damamage ifit had spilled waicr maintained. Glenn snid. M in ty Br3rolliwell. from thc rcseniervoir earlier during spring’ Even thougii ihc landowmiwncrs colleelive- ly.inajor creditor. Groups plansanand volleyball— ^ T )ip-ripi c y d . o p c r 5 j r.C T r o i ^ « iimt-two— m —nmaff;------— ly a re ilie-compiAiy.s.only.ir Some expressed concernI tlithat' such a de- badly neciccdeti nascball fierds, erihiriharice- The fli^friaiflaren’ded'iii'Janua^ tournam ent Fricriday-Sunday velopmenl'may change the charnclcr of 0 ,the bike path and otherr amcni-a when ajury foufound that the cannl company/ must wait al least unlil Papp'nppas approves a - reorganiziition plan. JEROMI; ^ A sandnd volleyball louma- thc town lhal has been morelore liberal in its Broiljllnvell said. was panly respi:sponsible for the flood dam- as offered more , : Two w'coks ago, bankmptimptcy judge Pap- mcnl will bo held ai ibei Gayle Forsylh building practices and has ) asked lhat thc duster honlomcs 10 age. Thai verdi;rdicl wns overturned by the in .110 fashion. pas lumcd down the downsiim sireamcrs' peli- Park in Jerome. Fridayay tto Sunday, modestly priced homes in iidcrcd free-standing townh'n houscs Idaho Suprememe Coun two years later, / lion to force the canal comf:ompany to cither The event is sponsoiisored by OOP’s Ciiy able V/ood Rivor Valley. :c the cost o f building fees,;s. In March o f this year, u second jury - shul off water deliveriess or to chargc its Markei, ihe OplimislI Club C and thc Jerome "Are you sure, upscale; poopiop< are go- bm laior . found .he canalinal company completely re- Joilovuc?” May- '""■"Illy ) ihc council agreed, bui - sharcholders “market" nitcsUlcs for iheir wa- Rccrcation Disirici, ing to want lo come to Bell vas real- . spons'I’l'; or the damage. The down- am endedd lhal d ecision w hen it wa} f tor. Registration and IceIces are lo be paid al oor Dennis Wrighi asked. >allv in- streamers attorttomey, John C, 1 lepwonh of lo t incorporated i7-«d il»n‘al Glenn could then legal s Pappas also rejected an altompla bj* the ihe Jerome Recreationin IDisirict orUcc. 2444 Because Bellevue is not S Twin Falls, therihcn filed a motion for whal is io\c charier city, crease thehc density ofthe lownhousc downstreamers lo pull tlic1C conipanyci out o f S. Lincoln by Juno 28.1.8 . Fees are iwo-pcrrion aand remains the slate's sok called “prcjudgiidgmenl interest.'' project must now go befo: I, the bankniptcy proccss alloyiliogciher. co-ed $30, four-persononc«-edS60. I tlthc state Legislature mustisl ■ vote to allow T he pn Before Hansrt could mle on the molion, Innning and Zoning Commi A hearing on Salmon River Riv Canal’s re- ree Irarbecue Salurday ithe city lo annex tho land.j. city’s Pin m issw n, however, the* canalcu company filod for fed- There will, bo a froe llic hearings must be held I ;dulcd for Sept. K, Non-participants will If approved, the move'c \would bc the and publi )tcy protection, putting a haltt organiziilion plan is schcduli for all panicipanis. Nc :ision regarding annexatio be charged S3 for ilielie barbecue.I For more firsl annexation in Believlevue’s hisiory. any deci? the city de-an- be mnde,e, said W right. information, call 324-3:1-3389. Wright said. In 1928, th( 1 Veterans of Sicilciiy landings, we w ant your ststories P & Z C oommissi(ion deni€es speciaal-use peermit forr sign TWINFALLS-Jul;July 10 marks the SOlh — monument sign suchI) carwaslies. gas stations,ins. miniature golf ______anniversary ofjhe begilegihnmgof the Allied______cen ter al also w ould _By.Phil_Sahm______as the one at--thcc courscs.-golf driving fiingtmiges and numerous ------Id Europe with Amori- cohsoliii:iiinte sigii^ ‘I'don*t”'rw ant'to W o'tolleHot inva.sion o f Slazi-Feld I Timcs-Ncws-writer Magic Valley Mall, ' olhcr businesses to obtainlain spccial-use per­ lingson Sicily from sevevcrai individ- p a p e r can und Urilish liinding ar advertised in a® "This is just thee mils before starting biisine;kiness in the CB dis- Thc Timcs-Ncwa is preparing| a story lo ;ity Planning and ual busiimnesses, he TWIN FALLS - Thc city first of many signss tricl. innivcrsaiy. nnd would j :d Tuesday night a said, g atevBway to the city.’ coinmoinonitc ihe anni Zoning Commission denied 'I ihiil are going to bee Tuesday night'.'* votee fcfollowed an issue 'cierans of the Sicily ^ icssagc-centcr sign But CoCommission' like 10 talk with vcic special-use pennit for a mess; , in the area." Mc-- lhat cam e lo the city seviseveral months ago 1 the Magic Valley. a y’s north end. Chnimianan Jeff Good- landings who livo in th al a development in thc city’s imissioner Vickie TraxliJXl6 i Clusky said. when a developer started:d bibuilding a carwash np ut 733-0931, cxtcn- /as nol enough lo ing calleled Ihe pro- — Comm I’lione Sieve Crump Thc 4-4 vole, which was Among olhcrr on Blue Uikes Boulovardrd NorthN near Lincoln IS LcRoy Atwood posal a "h"hocus-pocus •— sion 223., approve thc request, means 1 'clopmenl will include a newv Streoi. Residents o fth atIt stistreet protested bul nled from staff reports t Concept 91 dcvel- sham” amiml said he opposed messogcBC ccn.crs slores, .1.0 develo Comp tic und other investors in the Coi and Wilson-Dates Appliancee eily code allowed tbe busimusincss to border on a jlevard North near that advcr'Crtise for more ihnn one businisiness, Costco outlel anc ______I (opmcnt nl Blue Lakes Boule\ residential area. [jpeal to thc City Comminissioner Vickic Traxler saidlid a mes« Store, ______• Pole Line Roud must appe 0 Requiring special-useise pormili^of such sagc-cetilnter sign would npt be harmirmonious In another maiulailer, the commissioti volcd lo .Council, c city amend its zoning lawss businesses mighl preventent :such issues from Commissioner Ken Stut;tutzm an excused \Vilh the.• ccity’s proposed update to thcthc m aster, recommend the c to require spcciaicial-usc permits for specifi.c,c arising in the future, him self from thc vote; plan. - otod down another n’rw ant fo sec toilet paper nd\advertized businesses thai; nonow are outright pennined htit The commission votoi B2 Sign mnkcr Rex Lytle saidsail after thc vote “ 1 don’t amendment to require specipecial-use pemiits of Obituaries the decision. inagateweway to thc city,” Traxler Said,lid. commercial zonesnes. lliat thc group will appeal the luncil must give final approvalII any business mgving nexl:xl toti residcniia aroas. Mini-Qassia B3 ' Thc proposed sign woult)uld measure 150 Commmissioner David McCluskyky said a Tlic City Counc icnl, Commissioner membersrs lliihought this would square feet and would mccicct city codc for message;c ccntcr was innpproprintetc for th c to thc amendment Idaho B4 3 install a If approved,. ththe amendment will requiree be too restrictive. message centers, Lytle said;aid. T hc message area nndid urged thc developers lo ii

■j', B-2 Timos-Nows. Twin1 Falls.Fo Idaho Wodnosday. Juneuno 30, 1993 ^ W e n[idell Citjty Cotinciil must ddecide Outlyiiing Jerom(le resident!its may ha’ equal accessa to waste\ trannsfer stati(ion .whelither to fifix, abancdon pipe!eline e h le r ccilman ilr Dale Bunn, the cily passedpj a • Building Inspcispector Bcn Morgan By H.R. W cUcl hazardous und would wo need improvement: conespondent mom o tio n to n o tify r e s id e n ts th tl: a t il’s to ld th e c o u n c ilil that tli anybody who Timcs-Ncws corrcsf•c sp o n d cn l could cosi S125.00(.000. Martin lold ihc commii ' S considering abandoning the linline. puts a mobile homiiome on a foundaiion A m inim um o f ihreihrcc bridges would need inimprov- WENDELLL ■- The City Council is “Let’s sec how many of them has to be licenseded aand that thc manu- gution pipe would need 10 I JEROME - Oppipposite ends of Jerom e C ow m u c h irrig a lio n w a le r tlthc city stove. Tlic bidss arcar lo b e opened ul b e e n a sk e d w h e ree tcto put thc station. Thc decision to put the transfer suuipn‘ e P-f . W a te r W/orks o i Superintcndenl buys, bu; ycl he estir^alcd thatIt nearly the nexi councilI mme eetin g . Ju ly 8. A special use pepcrn\il had been grantedd byt ihc Jeromc'was madeIc vwith Ihe following provisic Claude Slrickl;:kland said it would cost h hal a lf is not used. • Benson annouinounced Wood River commission to locilocated the transfer stationm seven • The propertyy is maintained. . a lm o st S 3,0 000 0 just for malerials to ’There’s no use in lettinglg it run Resources wouldId conductc( a tree trim- miles east of Jeromome. but wns revoked afterir ineigh- • An 8 -fool chai:hain link fence wilh barbet’" I p u i in a newV li line thai would extend d do' o w n th c c an a l.” BuTTrr*said.I. ‘"W e’re ming class lo be heldh at the Round hors conifjlainedd ithey hadn't been proper)crly in- must surround thele ssite. 400 feci fromi>m S h o s h o n e S tre e t to paying pa) for il. Wc can't sellII it. b u t B u ild in g in G oodijoding on July 13 at fo n n e d . • T ru ck s m usist Ibe covered at thc en d of ol each Idaho Strcel.. ththen 6(X) feel do w n Ida- maybe m a we could lease so10 m a n y K :30a.m . Al a Monday/ nmeeling aboui 35 proicoiesiors day, and covcrcdd bbins be constructed for tin .h o , sharessha out.” • Jim Vining,g, CDirector of Trans backed spokeswomoman Elaine Martin to cnccncourage appliances, , . , In a d isc ujssion ss among cily offi- Bunn I said his plan was lo0 cut the IV. made a requequest for Sl.OOO to- the commission lo10 [place lhe station clscwherilere. T h e p ac k a g c wiwill now be considered' I cials il came; oout lhat some residents cost co‘ residents have to pay foror irriga- ward Ihe purchasease of a 40-passenger Foes said the; sisite near thc Sugar Loaioaf beet county commissicssioners. The transfer slat . have said il do(doesn't make any differ- lion tioi water. bus in 1994. Bcnsicnson said the matter would be loo costlyilly . scheduled to be in 1operation by lhe end of O0 "”"" enee whal Ihecle ciiy does wilh thc line. Councilwoman ( Gwen RoU)sl said would be takenri u p in th e o n g o in g A n a rro w ro a dJ leleading lo the proposed siisite was unless an extensionion is granted. A lso , a new line, lii which would have the the residents should realize ihlhat they city budget meeting:lings. ------1 high pressure,re, could caust' leaks in all all would slill have to payy for the ■ Vernon Masoiason. commander of ihQ b ranch line;nes that also iur old. shares shi regardless of whether■they ll use thc American Legion,Le^ requested a 1 expressed his concern th thc c w ater. liquor license for the Legion Hall, . “ y Vcould ; go to Ihe expense Council ( President Mike W2 StateS law and the B y N ^ . N okkcntvcd la s l w e e;k k ruled lhal water dislrict.t. correspondent c . -buibudgcLof SI.2 million. The,e budget turer in the Englijiglish Department at salm on. rules," hee s;said, following a meeling of ttains that all water in thc . is is up I about $70,000 from last1st year's the University aof f M ^ oscow , The Slate Waler ResResources Board the Commiimiltee of Nine, the advisory/ 1belongs lo the stale of Idaho C A S T L E FFORD-Schpol O Supcrin- budget bui becausc of the addiliclion of a Passanante vrotewrot to congratulate lendent Henryiry Kilmer says he will school scl counselor's salary,, tithc two the districi. statingling lhal ’,'thrce of thc I have a hardI titime leaving thc com- pcreent pei certified staff and ckclassified hcst students 1 hnvehnvt ever laughi have munity of Ca;Castleford when he as- employee cm raises and infiationonary in- come from Castlefi;tleford High School - sumeshis new:w position in Gooding, c ere re ase s. Vem W ells. Lisa.isa Clar and Kristen Deathh noticesS______"Tliis is a loughtoi job to leave,” said Kilmer 1 told the board lhalat "next Ruffing. 1 seldom)m have I students wiih Kilmer, “andd I do have some regrets, year yci it will be a little tighterer unless such comprehensiv:nsive backgrounds in cy.” lhe use of correct:ct EE n g lish ." M ary J. Haslamnt Arrangciigenicnts urc pending und will W\ ilbur D. Elliott I’ve en jo y ed1 illihis communily.” the the state gives us more money :clings in the communily Thc board conducted ththe firsl In other businessness: lunced by the Payne Monuary HAGERMAN - Wilbur D;Davis El- And lhe feel: JEROM E - M ary J. . said Board Chairman reading rci of thc district's sex^:xual ha- • The beardd presentedp: trustee Roniiii, Mont.. ancand formerly of lilioti. 73, of Hagerman., died1 TTuesday m u tu a l, s; rassmeniras policy. It stales thatlat sexual Denny Reese withwill a plaque recog- Jerome. dicU Tuesday,J.y.June29..1W , June 29. 1993. at his home. Fred Schaer. >ed in by nizing his three:e yearsy< of servicc to in Ronan. red F. Grings Arrangements arc pendingB 1und will " H e 's been;n jgreat. He's one of thc harassment, hai whether engage< t:ese did not seek re- Arrangcmcnt.s urcre ppending and will K IM BBERLY E - Winifred Fcrrcl bbe announced by Demaray’ss Gooding( best wc havee hhad.” employees cn- of the districi or sisiudenis, thc districi. Reese his term expired last Iw announced by thehe :Hovc-Robcrlson Grings. 72,72 of Kimberly, died Tues- CChapcl. Principal K:llcvuc.Wash. Tiiursday.,iy. Unity LDS Church. 275 S. CG ooding Chapel). in petitions. sisigned by thousands of Cl voters in a bid to gel thc measure on asas well as cxtodion. indecent11 1liberties, the state Rcpubliublican chairman and the Novemberier general election ballot, mmanslaughter, vehicular as;assault or former attomey:y general.gi Ken Eikcn- Campaignn coordinatorc Richard La- hehomicide, incest with a chiliild under beny. Hospi»tai . c o u rse sa idI llthe petitions submitted 1^414. felony with a dangerouss weapon. Lacourse wasas thei second-biggest Tuesday conljniaincd 250,904 signa- cxexploiting a child for pomonography. contributor with:h a a S 1 5.000 loan to thc irrtk »ilinw A nolhcr hig______JYTlEGION?a:TflEDICXrCENENTBR------eoerccd-pr<»liloli(mHhironix. a n d sh o u ld hihave .an official loial by This lime, the initiativeIC was fi- Initiative 601'1 Slalesli c oordinator Judy bor tho th Cosmopolitan Chapter[ She was born Nov. 4.. 1922,' in latc Ju ly or caiearly A ugusi. nanced ni with about 5150,000!) iin contri- Nix said Mondanday she already has No, 3 63, , IOrdor of Eastern Star of' Salt< Lako City, Ulah, theI daughtor d Citizens'' I Initiative 593, dubbed bulions bi to pay signature galluihcrers and about 200.(X)0 signaturessigt on hand, but ig whore sho had sorted as> Jol W.W. ‘ Frenchy* a n dj Phoebe I ••Three Strikeikcs, You’re Oul,” would cover C( other cosls. state lublicllic Di.sclo- lhal her goal iss 250,000.25 She said she pasl mlatron. air She was also a mem- f ■ Bowen Frantz. She gradual ges to sentence lo life im- Sure Si Commission records sho'low, would tum in signaturessign: Friday, ber of Iho Ihl Pfosbylorian Church in -| ’ Twin Falls High School and , without possibility of re­ Tlic biggest chunk of mononey came “It’s going real well.” Nix said of K ansas. e d Long Beach Jr. Collegenn fnr l^ n priSOnmCnt. W S' < ic convicted of three "most from fr the Nalional Rific Assssociation. the petition driveive that began in April. na is survived by four chil-■ years. , She worked lor meU Twin lease, people c d r e n . Frank Fr. Scanlon of Bollon,' Falls | Bank and Trust andd Ilaler lhe . Miss.. Claude Cic Scanlon of Gooding,I U.S. , Forest Service. On in Yellowstone Ruth Willm»ic l,c>llhlci >Vln,.1. For Better Absorb,)rbancy : and Haitle Ellen QuiQuinn Jacobs. She call fromim 1 to 7 p.m, W ednesday at^ ments , are under the direirectlon ol day evening.g. 1Matthews said. Officials marriod Owen CauJauloy Scanlon on Demaray'ay's Gooding Chapol. Reynolds | Funeral Chapellel In Twin w ere u n s uirc re how the accidcnt oc- April 1,>1922, in1 Hays, H Kan., and Memorlorials m aybe made in her; Falls, | cuntdond theiie noines of those involved. ! they larmed in .Kan::ansas up until the name to the Gooding Memorial •frjfr m e m o ria l ’ ; tim o I h e y m o v e>d d 10 G o o d in g in. H o sp ic:e e Fund,f in care ol the Good- The lamily suggests rr ven to the 1943, Lavlna workecked in the canning (ng Countunty Memorial Hospital. contribullons | may be give Humane Sociely or to a favorite BfcedicM Mart : kitchen for years andan> then was em- charity. Contributions mayay be sent ; ployed in a real esestate office until phriA hi Ibe J. Frantz Jto: Reynolds Funeral Chailapel, P.O. “V OL//? COMFC•ORTIS OUR ONLYBUSIfISINESS- she opened her ovnovm real estate of. 13 North Washington Box 1142. Twin Falls ID 112 : fice. In 1967. sho) moved to the Las rien olorson ei I ID 83303- BH B W ! T w^in ir Falls, Idaho 83301 ; Vegas. Nev.. areaea where she re* TWINN f-ALLS - Phoebe Jane9 1142, * ' (208) >34-7899______

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Boy S(s e e k s mlissing G( e r m ai n S h e pj h e r d F Electrifyiling______B y Jo h n J . H aib eith member of the faniily,”■ ValerieVn said, "M all wasjii>.l ilevasi.iied.';d." Vak-rle s.iid, Mini-Cassiu News Scr\>ervice Speedo was more thaiiah just a family pel. Mail S h e said R uhy w as a re;ileiillv nicc dnj; .md she was training liic dog forr sh o w m an sh ip , w o rk e d giKul lo g e th er w ithI MN all, BURLEY - A Burllurlcy family is looking for Matt has been showing■lg tdogs sincc he was 4. his •’E very tim e .Vlati look RuRuby into llie iiiig. she help to rcunile a boy/ andan his dog. mother said. wcnl inlo an ;itJi()niaiic.slinw)W p o se ." she s.Ild. Tlie loss of any famiimily pet is hard, but 12-ycar-:ar- Valerie, who has worki,irked with German Shep- Bul now Sjieedoli.is ilisapiap p ealed , old Malt Jones lias suffiuffered a double blow, herds since she was nine,nc. said her children grew V alerie s.iiii sini.e th e ilnj;.lg has l>ecri m issin g she Just three weekss afteral his prized dog Rubylby up wilh ihem, hash: posted more than .SOI)ll) flyI ers ill H urley ;nul died, Specdo;liis 1-ycar-old I-; female Germanla n For th e pa.s\ three loI foifour years Malt has been R u p c n . Slieplierd. disappeared'red on Sunday. showing his dog Ruby, a scven-year-old female Shc has also cout.icted lolocal law cniorccment M att's mother. Vale:'aleric Jones, iKlicvcs Speedo:do Gennan Shepherd, in thehc junior handler category ofUcials o and animal slielleis.■IS. Inil 10 no av;iil. was laken. She is offeioffering a S5(K) rew ard fo r the thu for showniiinship and breeding br al various dog S o far she has rcccivcd .i.1 Ilew calls fioin [icople retu rn o f Ihc dog. show s. asking if llie dog has hccn lound.lo bill no leads, "She jusi vanished,"d," Valeric said, Malt said he’s beenen in "tons" of shows I 'h e fam ily h;is ih rcc lUluu h e r d o g s. l»m ih c tw'o Speedo was last seen seei in ihe fenced yard al the throughout Idaho, Ulah.ih. Arizona. Monlana. lic German G shepherd wore llicIC ‘"only show dugs and Jones’ house on Highyghway 81 about 10 p.m. Sun-nn- has also won an ei|ual anuniiount of ribbons and olh- now n' ihey’re gone," slie s.iid.id, duy. cr awartls. She hopes thc dog is stillII ini the .irea .uul w.isn'l Valerie said she dotd o e s n 't bclieen o oui u t U ta h , w h u wa>; im p rc ssesscd by Mall’s work and gatia g and lell the region, ThcTl Jones’ live on Ihe of Ihe house, yard, keniulISliaiu-l’.ivc.,illol Sl llui- 1IlKYUURN - Thc 24-unillil Idaho vance of ihc project’,iect’s opening, Boise, were injurejured when they struck thehe windshield as ihe car lev; :iikI Ji)scfin;i I’onvs of.if AlKrdcen, MiMigrani (’ouncil housing projiojeci un- llie person wiiliil bcb trained in man- stopped suddenly,y, policc[ said. dcr conslruclion in llcybum is on the agemeni techniques,ues. ;is well as the rc- '4ID 0K A MEMORIAL nO SI’IT;■ITAL Both were takerken to Minidoka Memorialial Hospilal. Gowcy was MINII m ark lo ci|)en in inid-OcUil>er..officials o {luircments of pcopcoplc applying for treated and releaseeiscd, und S a x lo n w as h e ld ovl Dt'- iver's license. DllDireclor Tim Lope/ said. joh, with driving underJcr the influence and no drive d o. jr for the SI million Saxton was appuppurcntly unaware ihai thc: stistreet she was driving on Released The project, al Ihe inlerscceclion of The conlractor f< ic Wcsl Conslruclion was not a through’h slrcel..s police said, , Rw.cna Hctk-n. I’raiiccices Stoller, Hlanclic Dickson.. I.OISI. S.iiKlie/ .itiii Niel I4lI'tlh ;ind 11 streets, is Iwing buiiuilt w ell project is Piicific V D am ag e lo h e r vehicicv( was estimated at SSl.OOO.I. Saiiiidii. all ofRu[>on; anilll M[ arcia i'oii'.t .uul I.Uiycl Wilkinkni'.on, boili ol , aiUand should help i|uell conceni:nis aboul from Idaho Falls,s, A m ixture o f two-, ______’ ______I l!ie projecl. he saitl, three- and four-bed-bedroom apartmcnis "VVe are planning lo live up to our arc l>eing built, Woman sa;says ’89 Sable scicratched com niittneni." Lo[>c/, said. Heie said he Lopez said therelerc shouldn’t bc any R U P E R T - A. Paul Pii woman reported Mond)nday that her vehicle was Groups revvive tourismm boycott i"h.is recently Iieard a totnplitminenls on problem fiiling them,ther adding there is heavily scratched:d whilew il sat in a parking lotlol for two days. ihe project’s progression. an "overwhelming’ing" need for dcccnt Gina E’alecek: lefl le her 1989 Mercury SalSable al a parking lol on - iU 'lotv conslruclion !>egan.1. ,several housing in the area, S c o tt A v en u e onin JJune 12. according to ihe:he Rupert Policc Dcpart- following wolf kill decicision cily residents protested ihe huil[hiding of Even beforc farmarmers began to plant tn e n l. Ihtthc projecl. fearing crime wovould in- lliis year, p-oplepie werc conccmcd W hen Palccek;k picked ] up her car on JuJune 14 shc discovered FAIRBANKS. Alaska (AP)(A — Ell- a wolf, he cmII lakeU: ll. ere.ise. and the housing fprojcct aboul llic availabilability of housing, s callcd Moiul.iy's ilcei- .scratches along Ihethe froni jmd rear panels, hood,ho trunk and roof, po- virotimenlal groups said Tuii’uesday they ()p|ioncnis c wuuldnT bc projHrrly inainuiiiiened. Lopez said, andd alreadyal some'have lo "laiuI-.iiui-'-linnI" luml- lic e said. would revive a tourism'i boycottl^ of sion jfivltiin lo ■'Some people have iK-en skekeplical." asked alwut ihe applapplication procedure. .is k-en I'amiv'd in.,-\lask.i Damage was estiestimated at S1.250. A laska afler .slale policy-ni;ili;ikers decid- ing. w hich w.is ed to allow tnip[«ni who reaeac h sites hy in 1W I, aircraft lo kill wolves thehc d a y th e y " T h e re ’s no. no, w as Ul )MC\CI1I |iilol> K Man reporlirts handgun stoI(jlen from home land, from n>iiiiinL'‘tl)fllic wiilvi.'s |o i-\haiisiinii. H HEYBURN - A Heyburn man reportedcd Monday that someone ’•Wc feel betrayed." saidsa Jeanne shipping on snowvn< s)uvs. clmil'iiig oul WM llant w ilh ihe .^00 feel andI killing ki ihc wolves,^’ said stole a handgun fromfro his home, McVey, an execuiive assista eel Better ... William Wrightjht said Sunday aflemoon he discovered the 22-cal- Califomia-based group In1 Defense I of B:|thara Bteasclse oVihe ,-\i.iska W ildlife I Eat E B etter .y . Loi iber Llunia pistol:ol w a s m is sin g , a c c o rd in gj tito the Minidoka Couniy Animals. Alliance. E '1 Sheriff’s Depanmeim ent. McVcy said her group,I, along; with A box o f am mnunition un was also missing, dcdeputies said.. ‘i W olf Haven Iniernationallal. based in ■ The loss was cstimalcdesti alS120. Washinglon stale, endorsed:d a boycott. A third national group. Funund for Ani- upert residence mals in Washington, D.C,..w v as consid- Stereo, TVV taken from Ru| ering joining the boycott. 1 ^ 3 1 R U P E R T - A\ Rupert P man reported Sun(unday lhat someone slolc In December, aninial-righghls activists SM several ilems fromom his house. persuaded Gov. Waller J. ilickcllo Joel Ramcriz,, .'iO,3( .said so m e o n e b ro k e intiinto his house on Baseline cancel an aerial wolf-killill p la n . T h e Road after knockir;king a hole in the door lead!ading to his basement, ac- A laska D epannient of Fi.sh>h and Gittnc H cording to the Mini4inidoka Couniy Sheriff’s DeDepartment. proposed llie kill as a wayy of increas- F I I G O n c e in sid e , several se< items including ai ssici'eo. television, video ing Ihe size o f a caribou lieiicrd favored ' I cassette recorder,:r. twot pairs of boots and se'several video games were by hunters. '•i DESEB stolen, deputies said.sni O n M onday, thc seven-mim cm lxir suite I ond in two weeks, but he plan, backed , I P o f f * § A R a m e riz sa id the ihi break-in was the scconi Game Board approved a pl • J V i didn’t report the; earlierca crim c. deputies said,id, by the siaie. that penniiss trappersi to 1 I Tlie loss was estimatedesti at S2.120. shoot wolves as long as tlthc trappers I I are at ie;isi .100 feel from Iheirth aircrifl. I I ' .ticker stolen T he provision is in effeci stailaicwidc. I \ '\ Man claimms ’93 license sti Dave Kcllcyliouse, the slate sli wildlife I \ ' theft of his 1993 license D E C L O - A, DccloDl man reported thc th conservation director. s;iidI thell new nilc \v*'> sticker Monday. won’t significantly increasi Lcster-AmoldJ saids: lie was unsure wherere .Hunn:rii aiiil tmppccLrs killed 978.:’ M D ep u iics saiiTr it Fppearcd a person cut W tht TopoFThirnickcrnien w olves l;ist year, lie said. JUINb 29 — JtJLY peeled it down. ••lliis is nol wolf conlrorol,’^’ jCjll^y- \ ■ lih her ziiiiv aniics nnd cm/.;razy humor, CCompiledoi from staff reports house said. "Tlie focus is < n'liisDillcrisoncofAiniiriufsiufs funnkst,'. _J who is tunning his trip line I'omu'diiins. ir Alon«with hosiin«lin g h e r o w n V. show and iiiipcariiif? onin (x)uni!essc Lightning victimvi rteal Estate & Houselithold 1 Olluht.TS, P h y llis h a s c o -s ta rrwcd l witii \ Bob Hop[)|K‘ in ih ro c film.s. s ta r re d In thctl Broad- never saw it coming ay produciidii Hello DnIly!,'a ati n d w rille n RIVERTON, Wy5 iKioks, I - ; V . ^ Dubois, liiaho, won/onian slruck by I ' t ^ lightning says she ncvinever saw tlic bolt I WA that hil her. but shc definitelydef fell il. 0W ^ 240 6 th ^ Avee INorth -Twin Falalls \ DANNY MAROIONA "A friend of, minene askedi if il felt lik e G o d slam m in gg m c d o w n to the JULY 6-18 c oncrcte. A very itrilairilalcd God. that’s (r's onc of cxiniedy's funniesticsl (ind best what il felt like.” Mauilaureen Brant said I ivcd [KTforniers Danny Maroiiu o n ifs b le n d T uesday. VIN TAQ E HOUSE f m uslral inleiii and cnnteinpiin p o ra ry w ii Brant was workingng ■on a road con- V I n mx. 1230 sq. ft. wilh portial ra w s Ih e a u d ie n a ; to h im Inincx)iiiagioiLs cx strudion projcci on Highway 26 nishod basement. 2 of 3 about 10 miles wcst5t oof Dubois when bodrooIrooms, ono tull bath, kitchen I I iughter. Along with l)clnKng a comic a storm blew throughIgh Monday after- with1 a breakfast nook, large dining ' onlus, Marona is an accoiccomplishcd m and living room combination, ■ noon, bringing lighiniilining but no rain. [)iniianlsi and vcrsiitilc singer,■r, • stnick her wood tiledJ lii fireplace Tn living n » m . Iront ■ A b o lt o f lightning st: ch wilh lava rock Dlllars. covoted ■ flag, entered throughugh her left wrist port and a detacnod sir>gk> car ■ and exited ihrough her nose. garagoago. Modom energy etficioni B t e Cactus PeUf Is one olf eiealy thrcc casinos In all 4f NNevada wtlh a dlnacr ik e ww re reoH i . ______Shc.fcll.-bul.stuycd.ccd.conscipus.______I lorcednlf furnacc, _B?s_hot_j7 m a claask Las V^aa-tljrlc cbowrMMshe tcttla*. l^orvia»“ 'i"noW~I2S'omp- maln'In'olectiic— ------W«-^r#vWvide Ihc 4)uaUt]i and varlely.oL , "I kinda luckcd outJUI I d id n 'l g e t n m w ater»r hoator, new-exterior oloctnc soi D Skews at 11 p.m. ------lel. Very well kept yard with nicelice trees and shnjbbory. Lot aalso has Dinner SheShows at 8 p.B. and C*cktall! over when I gol hit.hil. I was on Iht « s s trom the alley. imlay (of dtnncf nncl cocktail shows ground facc down on3H t:the pavem ent in. NiHi i(-tiiiutal)lt' ti'sciViiliik-,iiions rc(iultril cm I ilcliiy and Siiuml iW(-.li>ivlLiHoiiliT"illl>i-Ilc-X'iv.iiroiislrlilonlv l''JlKmrlx>'on(md [rstrvTfl liny. TItp CaUi SIkiwithiiinH)mls-s Iht: traffic lone. I triedic d to g e t Up once termIMS s & CONDfnONS: $5,000.00 Earmiarnoit Monoy Doposit loqtiltod tromm ttio hloh *■ ■ Ariij sluiwc ash at iJmo • bull couldn’t breathe.'he." Wddofllor upon oward ot tha bid. Balcncoolthi3l ths purctvuo prico ba duo tn cosl or doililoilrn. Closlno than bo hold cn or bolosolao August i3,1903I Tho too! ostoiitaio bo orforodrod'ASIS,WHEREI5'. PIoomInipoctiloct tho profWty to your own saotlaoloiSon prior lo thooucouclofi, Tho>oportywillbo»c)ld#ubjocibjoci to opprovol by tho court. 'Please Call For A Persona,ina/ Showing Of The Pro^rt_ HH 3 ^ 3 Belessie ZlatnikCon!nsewatorship, ow M lttlM iH AticnICnONEERS NOTE: Admatopf)0(Umltlunty 10 purchaso Ihls houso al aualoi Ifyou H0NDAY.JULY12T1IZTH-BaOPK I In Itio markot lonNs propo/ry. bo tunn to tttond IMS tuaioni . BesiaZlatnili-Till-Twin Falls , RolEstjttsndHind Household ^ * I 'A6tniSKnenl-6/3C6/3p,7/7&7/10 MESSEHSMITHAlHAWTIOMCQ. TUESMr.JUUfCnyCTH-EVE. RulhAdsns-HousafwldifwU-Misc.-Jetoms H H I i l ______WALLAUCnOCnONEERS H j H j ■ I . ,. r- - ______^___• ______...... :__ _

B-4 Timoc-No^vs. Twin FaKsalb, Idoho Wodnosday. Juno0 330 .1993

"WWorld Jury deliberc rationsil disru]pted is forennan ho)spitaluized 4iere the'stale of iheir beforefore reaching a verdict in a 1976 I' During the Irial,, iheiht government marathon de- Judge Edwurcard Ltxlge rcinsiructed the witwith murdering a federal marslrshai. no indicaiion whe BOISB (AP) — The ni;i e," civilil cascc involving an airplane cm;rash. presented 56 witnesses:sses. many offer- ; libcMlions itl the nninlcr-i,er-conspiracy new jury of)f eight■ women and four "Everyone’s aware o f theic burden dciibenitions arc." lainiiig aliemaics, both Weaver. Wc 45. and Harris. 2.*i.5. arc ing contradictory tcslimslimony. and hun- tria l o!' w liile scp aralialisi Randy . men before: it n:sumcd its 12lh day o f antand ihe additional hardship,"I,” Lodge • Thc two rcmaiti .•tjuesiercd bul not-par- chargcargcd wilh firsl-degrcc murdeiJer of dreds o f pieccs of cviievidencc as both W eaver ami Kevin Harrisrris suffered a delilwrations.is. sail^atd during ihc l5-minutc hearraring. He men, arc still sctju licther marshals or bc afraid licipaling in the :dc delilicnilions. Dcpulpuly U.S. Marshal William DcX-gan sides focuscd on wlieth major setback Tuesday wliwheti the jury 'I'he ju ryy delibt erated four m ore sai(said other jurors should nol b- ol tiial ignited t|ic based on Lodge offered;d Weaver and Harris durinrmg the Aug. 21 shooloullUt at Harris fired thc shot li I'ltrenian was disniissi:i! l>ecauscIkx of ill- _ Iiours and adjiidjounied for llie night. lolo changc Ihcir positions ba lowing the jury to ctin- Wcaver's eav northern Idaho calabin. Aug. 21 fire fighl. ness, “In orderr Itfor her to participate fair- disidiscussions wiih Brewer, "bulml do not the option of allow 11 members, bul Ihey Weavicaver's son. Sanfuci. 14. also3 tdied Tlie defense .said the go^'cmmcni’s Defense allorticy Cierterry Spence ly and meananingfully, she must be- cotcomc to a decision simply tbccause tinue with jusi 11 lhat il did not prc- lai. 'n lhal >1'“ gilrtfighl. which iriggcrcd•cd an • casc was 'so flimsy that saiil t'oreniaii Cyril ilaitlelllelt! t)f Boise come fully inlinfonned of your delibeni- othother juror> ihought il was. or think it both rejected that. f its own. .0 convince 11 people 11-tfay-dii; siege. His wife. Vicki. 42;2; was seni iiriy cvidcncc of ils was liDspiiali/eil tor hyi'eriperieiision. ex- lioils," LodgeIge told the jurors. "Tiiere- is.is. right." '■* "Il’s easier lo t inable doubl ihan it is killedled by a federal' sniper on thee sec-: A onc-iimc alteniaielaie dismissed due ireine exliaiisiion anti ■‘tlieithere has t>een fore, you mumust go back and have a Hatfield’s I dismissal camc; afler a the beyond a reasona 1." Spence said. Both'- onddjd day of the standoff. lo illness said lasl weeweek shc fell key 11 iniermetliale complele antind full discussion of (he set;sctiucslcred jurors had alreadady spent lo convince 12," ati iiHiicatioii he lias an ir rc de.scribcd as confi- No No one has been ciiarged in the govcmment witnessesses liedI and would evidence in1 rerelation lo Ihe insiniciions 9696 hours in Ihc jury room, TlTlic ft>rc- defendants were heart prohleiii." kI spirits. ^lcaIh^aths of Mrs. Weaver or Iicr son.n. have acquitted Weaverivcr on all charges, llalllekl was ailruilled;1 l>ilo Sl. Luke's I gave youI al ai the coinniencement of man ma apparently began feelin,ing iii on dent and in good s was irying lo ar- r keep go- But the juror susubsliiution all hul as- Weaver We and Harris were both b Thc government wa Re^ii'tiai Metlical Ceiilt■Iller and was yoiirdelilKTatrralions." Monday Mt and could no longer k ling lo appear at a surcd lhal the deliberations de will be- wounjunded. bul the Weavers’ Ihrce ill rest Weaver for failing listed in eiHul CDiuiilinn. lie providi:ided ainiost 60 guidelines ing ing by midday Tuesday. ial on a w eapons ork ahead comc the longest;sl in Idaho hisiory. A dauglughtcrs survived the siegee un-l February 1991 trial i Ailernale .Anita Hrewen•erofCaldwell lo help thele jurors. assess the casc ,J ^ ^ iis jury has a lot of wor: mdoff Iwgan, has been federal jury delil.•liberated for 13 days hamicnncd. chargc when the stando re])laced HallieUl, andI U.S.U Disirict agains( the lwolw men. who are charged of of Spence said. "There h rNo clear Briefly Compen!isation irnsurancc l e I ______repair pljlan ^ M an to serveve time for girl’s’s d e a th ^ majy be neaar for farrm workkers IDAHOl-'ALl.S —- A 2l)-year-olcl Itlaho Fails maman has lieen ordered to £ sue thc fanner, serve thtee Id 10 yearsrs for1 the shooling deatii of aI il5-year-t)ld , gir! lhat he for £ trout' IDAHO FAI•ALI-S (AP) — ’Iliere sotin maynay lw an end to tiwn medicalal bills, Onc recourse is to sue claims was aecidentai.ll. ■ a tiecades-longjng fighl to gel Idaho fannwor.vorkcrs covered 'Ilial’s nol realealislic for most agricullure workvorkcrs. who of- Jastin I', Surenson pitple.ideci guilty in Maa;h lo vtilunlaryvf manslaughlcr by workers corconipens;ilion. ten have famimily nicmbers working on tiiclic fifann or hope Ibr a sliiHititiy lasl July,ily. Ile was senienced Mttndaylay by 7lh Dislrid Judge C Worker advcdvocales have been fighling foifor years to re- to reium to wcwork when ihey’rc w’cll. to rely on llieir ’i'eil Wt)i)d aller tiii'ree illllian iwn hours of testimony,y. ^stream move a .statec e:exemption tiiat excludes agriciiriculiural work- "lliey’re leleft high and dry and have to t isideration in this case, d Jim Daugherty, alltiniey withi'iiii Idaho Legal "Piinislimetit id (hee imlividualii is a serious consii IDAHO FALLS (AP) —— Rcprc- ‘■’rs fmm workt)rker> comp when they're injurejured on the job. family," .s;iid ;riousness of the crime. ' 3 Falls. Wiuxl said, "PrDhaliDtiion wouid depreciate llie serit ■oiimonliil . TlKy K>10 bct making some headway, Aid in Idaho F sentativcsset of several cnvirot ■; workers compensation ctivcnivenigc will cost ancl is lliererore ina])prc)propriate." llic Hen- D unns lliche 1993 session. Rep. Wallylily W rigiii. D- i>rtividing \ agencies acknowledge ihiil li usually costs at More lliaii 30 [KDple,pie, mostly leen-agers, atleiidetJed a sentencing iiearing "S; cr. onc of Bayvicw. inln>itrtKluced a bill repealing ihc excexemption. Lew fanners moreire, Tliat iy(w o f insunmce usui ry’s Fork of the Snake River IIS much ILS liability policies, .■iaid.said Clicrie Me- dial ended 1 1 r.ionlhsIS aller a ih’e ,sliot)iing dealh o)f f JJessica Rilltm. Flillon ^ i. suffered Rodrigue?., forfonnerly with the Idaho Mignugnini Council in icasi twice as the stale’s top iroQl slrcam s.; r the Idaho Farm was cati^fif in ihe cross•(is.sfirf o f a slioo/otil on Julyy J91 while silling in liic ' Idilio Falls, lliithink.s it’s thc firel fifnc suchh a bill Ijas- been Ca/idlcss. w.-lio)k work.s on lalwr issues for the heavy damage lasl fall. ich represents aboul 30,000 farmtiirmcrs. frotil .seal ol‘ a ear. uul wlio's primed in 20.) y,years. Bureau, whicl Wiial lo do aboul it — ant laving workers’compensalionn forfo fannwork- resptinsihle — remained the; quesiiont 'Hie lesislalilaiion didn’l make out of comnHnmiticc. It was But nol ha\ lie, charged iking at workers crs costs ihc; sslaie ;uid the counlics. say ihoseihosi fighting to Activist refu!'uses to leave salt aficr a Monday tiighl meetingng; sent to a sumnmmcr ad hoc commiltee itxikin Ihe next legisla- repeal the extixemplion. Injured workers oftenofiei end up on — An E;inh First! aclivisi hasas l>een ciiarged with six The meeiing, sponsored;d by Ihe • ctmipcnsalion..in. it's certain to lw back in ihe GRANGHVII.l.r-; — counly or stateate indigent rolls, federa! niisdeiiieariorir crimest for refusing to leav•ave a limber sale area iti;Idaho Division of Environonm cnial live session, pt farmworkers "Someonee ends( up payirig." said Mariaia Nava,N; a work- closed lasl week by thehe U.S. Forest Service. Quality, was designed to gigel input d •a few olhcr slates exempt 1 Q l whicii pays for cr advocate forfo the Dcpanment. of Enipltiyniilynienl in Boi.sc, of road huiltling etiuipmenl ththat was severely dam- frtifrom cnvirtmmcnial and fishishcrmen’s fri>m workers:rs compensalion coverage, wli Aticl in Ihe wake of i ilation and lost It's only fair fai that farmers siiare* the burdciirdcn of workers ■‘orest Service reinms vandalisnism lo a newly built log- groups grt before a Tuesday tnciiccling on medical carc.re. Iiospitali/alion. rchabililal aged last week, llle I-'orc conipcnsaliorion lhat small businesses aireatIready shoulder. gitij: road has Iven disciiscovered. lastlas fall's disasier. wages for worl'ork-relatcd injuries, licies with some they say. AflUter ail. fami work is listed:d asa; one oQllie charged 'i'hursday evening w:witii violating a closed |Last September, liie Bulurcau o f Most Idahoho famiers cany liability [xilicii Erik RylKTy was cli; the coverage is country’s nlo^lost dangerous tx:cupalions. andmd 1luLs thc high- area aiul inierleriiii’ with wii an ofticer. Rylvrg anti.1 nine n oliicr fiirih Firsl! Reclamation ;iilowed liie Islailand Park mdiical coverk’crage for workers. Usually llii. cst dealh r;ite.te iuid Ihe third-highest injury('■ple nili of iiny pro- iiieinlx;rs walked inlo0 atan area of ihe Noble Creek; limlx-Tlii sale llnirsday in ReservoirRj; to be drawn lo a level of limited lo S2,O'2.m) to S25.{XK). injured on the job usually havelavc to pay tlicir fession. dellance o! a f-\tiesl Ser\'iceSer ban. 30030 acre-feel. dumping lonsis t)f sedi- Wtirkers inj ■|lie aclivisis also svantedsvai to attnict media alteniioIlion lo Iheir aclions. Ry- ,jnmcnl into the Henry’s Fork, iK-rg and the iilliers wewere asked to leave, but refu::fiised. and lhal is when Idaho State Universiiy ccecologist KylKTi! was chargetl. JackJai Griffilh said the sediir severely damaged the river destroys pposli homee, damage?es2nd Peterson to1 acta as U of I pre:esldent’s aide popvlaiion, Fire d Tlie Bureau of Rcclamalation and HAYDEN LAi ichards' new house sustainedI major n was damaged by fire, fire. but it will not MOSCOW — Manianin Peierson will l>e Universi:rsily o f Idaho {'resident -AiCE — Firc destroyed Rich; three stale agencies have poii:)imcd fm- posh waterfroiFront iuinic under con- firedrc damage, auliioritics said. have to be completely:tcly rebuilt. Anson Elisal>elh Zinser's ^J>ecjiecial assislani for goveniniciiicnial, corptiraic and in- gers al onc anolher in iryingg toi deter- stnidion tiear the Hayden Like Ctiun- Onc On volunteer firefighter wass treat-t said. Auiliorities esiimiitimaicd ihc damage (eriiisliliilional affairs,s. aan inierim Job he has had for six monlhs. mine who was responsible. cftghiers short on waler ctl;l andat released at Kootenai MciIcdical to the Blade house at S 150.000. Pe(cnIwsi thing for the brick Dale Swenson, rcprcscn:n tin g ihe will increase saleiaies and po-ssibly add as "With " \ Beacon and ABCO, 's been Meridian manufacnfaciuring plant by houses. - Frcmoni-Madison Irrigationin District, nuuiy as 4CX) job?obs at its Meridian facto- rein'cinvenl a light industry lhat's /illiams Christmas, , Tlie four row iioasesises. most a-cenily renied as apapanmenis, were built in which owns 100 perccnt o f fthe righis ry, hirgtargciy the same for years," Wil i9(K). (he Atia Coumyly assessor's;i officc said, 10lo the water beiiind the Islrsland Park Dale Wiiiiumsms, chief executive offi- Tlie houses were "ar"archiiecuiraliy dislinclive" anand wen: eligible for in- Reservoir,r , said iijigaiors didIidn’t need cer of ihe Merit;ridian-based speciality elusion on the Naliona•inal Regisier of Hisloric Place:ices, according to Uiuren any more water when the; reservoirr light bulb produciucts comp;iny. showered ^ McCroskcy. slate archilchileciurai hisiorian. levelIc was lowered, pniise on Angeloclo Brotliers Co.. touting Vince Lamarra. rcprcre se n tin g its aggressive andant successful marketing U of I emploiloyees w arned olo f b o m b s Ecosys'temB Rcscarch Instiiutute, which strategics on MorMonday. | l waicr re- Angelo hasI a four-year conirAcl to MOSCOW — Emi■mployces al ihe Universityily of Idaho have been is contracted lo monilor « lir, ,s.aid_,a markei Bcacon'sn's Bulb Boss — a quar- g l wanied to wajch forr suspiciqussu packages in light,oII o f two mail .bombs.lhat.. _ jc I ca^ed from J h c_ rj:_sc ryo ir iii-y for on- ler-si/Ar micrtiprcprocessor computer chip e l al Yale and the University of)f (Ciiiifomia at San Fnin-. dtliraw’down was noi neccssar maimed professors al ' lhal lengthensN tlthc life o f a light bulb g cisco lasl week, going8 ‘ work on the dam. Left unanswered was thele question and saves energ:rgy, ihc company said. ^ 1 ______Ul Police Officerr Ji:Jim Kouril met w'ith mailrocroom eniploycc,s and ad- nf whn iii lr.l fnr lhtMW.>4.f<^ and why U v dovico ...... clHClioti-to ilw ihruatlcd end. .q M vised tliem lo contactii;i the pt)!tCL'"nf aiiytir.iil'ilicj'icy Luii.tidcr tanusual.-He------it was released by the BiBureau of of any intiande:descent light bulb. No p l also contacted Ihe FBITJI. asking them lo fonvardI aiany addiliotial infomia- il Reclamation. rewiring is neces:;essaty. [ 3 | tion lhat would assisla pptilicc in delecling Iwnibs. R Tlie universiiy hass mnot received an indicaiion thatih: it might bc the target ofa idler bomb, _____ I Universiiy facultyy andai staff have been asked1 ti to walch for leilcrs tJiat are dirty, have no retuelum address or an unusualI aF PUBLIC HI[EARING I BJorklund pleadsp innocentt to molesting , CITYr OF TWIN FALILLS , | l BOISE — i'ormericr Boise mayoral candidalee RonaldI Bjorkiund hus 19S2-93 COMFREH:H E N S IV E F L A N & L A IN D U S E M A P | l pleaded inntKcnl in 4tl4th District Court to a chargci;c :he .sexually molested a D AMENDMENTSA D y-year-oltl Ixiy. A jury trialwa.s.SCICl ffor Ocl. 12 by 4lh Disirict JuJudge Robert Rowell, i l D /as indlcicd June 24 on oticc ccount pf lewd conduci a Bjorklund. '37. was • On Tuesday, JulyIy13, July 27, and Augusust 10,1993, II 3 \dn Couftly JtJil in lieu of with a minor under ifi.I fi. He’s Iwing held in the Adi tlie Twin Fails PlanninIng and Zoning commisnission wiil ^■iiU| l iilU K uU lX ^ aSiOO.OOO bond. Tlielie Atla County SherilTs officifia‘ is , a3so investigaling » I a second incident thlai a t; allegedly twcurred in Olynipmpia, WiLsh.' , iiold public iiearlng(g(s) to receive public Inpiiput on the |l I Djfirktund wiiiidrewew his candidacy for mayor aftafter liis'arrcsl. proposed Compreh!henslve Plan and Land UseiJi iVlap. The |l Rowcu refused loo reduce n Bjorkluhd’s btmd oro r to release him on his own recognizance despitedc his alttimey’s requc|ucsl and assurance that iiearings wiil be iieltild at 7:00 p.m. at TWINN iFALLS CITY |l Bjorkiund would not,01 Ileave the area. HALL, located at 32i21 Second Avenue EasLiL Copies'of il CompTipiled from wire reports tlie Plan are availabibie at the Twin Faiis Cityty Planning and | | i Zoning AdminlstratliItlon Office, 321 Secondd AvenueI East |l during weei

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■ 9 - 3 a ST Food facts Detroit-madele s o r b e t a hit with ClirJn to n s Lou DcCillis knowsws that presidents sell. So uRcr llie clcciio:tion in November. the man bdiind Snvino0 sisorbet sent a case of thc frozen slufT to thcthe Clinton folks in Little Rock. They loved il!' The president likeses lemon. Hillary Rodham Clinion likess redrt raspberry.and .. Michigan cherry. Andnd DcCillis thinks he’s got thc W hite Hou.souse hooked on his L m;idc-in-Dctroit sorbet.;t. L DeCilHs, who ha.-; beebeen making sorbet . ■ for 15 years, rcccntly' introduced in Squirt- I flavored sorbet. As sillyilly as Squirt .sorbet sounds, it could be DeCieCillis’ lickct to tia- lionnl distribution. "Tlic couniry learned;d Ihow to say ‘Haa- gen-Duzs/ " says DeCiiCillis, "now we’re learning how to say ‘sorljorbet.*" d some sparkle B light colors can.in.perk fip to youyour Fourth cel- appetites, consultiltants say ebratiiration with fresh If I ever needed an cxcusccx( to gel rid of m elonIons Waldorf my red kitchcn counters,ers, this might be it: leslaw, Straw- \Vhen theInanager off a factory in Mary- berry-rry "B anana land asked health conssnsultants at Johns ^ tsh, Firecracker Hopkins University to help employees B urgerg e rs and lo.sc w eight, ihc first;t tlthing thc consul- lants did was paint theireir snack cart. Illod Lomon It used to be bpghtIt c orange. Now il’s M ustatstard Turkey battleship-gray. Theyy aalso rcplaccd thc W f f B reasaast orange- and ycllow-flo'flowered cups with ’ plain wliite ones. \i\ 1 V 1 Six weeks later, foodbod cart sales were down 40 percent andd 440 percent of the dieters had lost about 10 pounds. Tlie consultants sayy thattli color can perk up an appetite; espcciall;iaily orange, yellow. red and other warm hucjlUCS. The exact reason isn’sn’t understood, but many scientists believeeve that when lighl hits the retina ofthe eyeeye, electromagnetic energy stimulates nervicrvcs connected to thc hypothalamus, thehe part of the brain £ 0 r that controls appetite. Rcscarcher: Kidsids learn food 2 preferences by tiitime they’re 2 She told you to cacat your veggies. didn’l she? And good thing shele ddid. Turns out that r in tcl!ing..kids. lo calat their„vcgelables, t m others arc actually trainingtrai them to like broccoli^ says a Univen^'crsity o f Florida rc- scarchcr. "Every time we eat.3t. it’si a learning ex- perience" says UF psycisychology professor ■ grilled peppers, summerr .si -squasli ni:iyonnaisc, mustard mu and ketchup, op- Combine all ingredientsts e except turkey; Elizabeth Capuldi. ‘’An chicken-flavor cl insttint ^ willi bottled lemon juice. Di anccd dinner. Thc entireent plan provides le turkey breast . ^ tca.spoon cayenne pepper^ bouillon lime juice ubout 1 ^ 0 0 calorics: a cday. tard and thyme. nton slices )ver indirect heat. ^ thyme leaves 3 tablespoons honey nburgcr buns, splil and toasteisted I tea-spoons th We tried thc Choclocolate Raspberry ’ After marinating theled t vegetables arc ^ 2 tablcslKions water L'sc w ilh 2 cloves garlic.ie. finely1 chopped Truffle flavored powdiwder (180 calories). , overnight, .grill slowly oveir such highly sea- sl'cc ces Monterey Jack cheest I lablespoon vegetablei ooil il You blend it for 30 seconds with 8 basting frequently. Grilledcorn on the cob jalcpeno]0 peppers . 1 (IK to 2‘A)) rpound boneless turkey ounccs of nonfai milklilk and a half-cup o f thc pcrfect "go-with" foro rsi ofTcr an assort- tomatoto and dill pickle slices breast half Please see=e REC1PES/C9f / [ ice cubes. soncd fare. Try grilled co Il has a pleasant,t, ssmooth chocolate with Horseradish Butter ort taste with a slighi infiinfusion of raspberry flavor. We were less;s impressedii with thc Chewy Chocolate PeanutPcj Butler snack' bar (120 calorics). It’st’s about half thc size ris tia nlia w alitre s s of a normal candy barba and ju st w asn’i very flavorful. C h i Sw eet Success isi available av at groccry stores. Thc powder sellsscl for about about } servi9 years, Sun Vallcy Co.Thcn.Cc in IQeS.shcac- M)CHAa.HOFFERFFEROER/nM Comics C8 oul there, and the pie is'bcirjcing cut too es at thc restaurant havey havev some- cepted the invitatioiiin> o f Christiania’s ° • thin,” she said. W aitress Je:lerry Ann Heaney on horor work:> “We Movies 09 same tables from 18 to 29ney y explained part-owner DonDt Siegel, to go to work * riANrA/C.9 realize we reallyn have something] goodgc here." Home/gardenin!ling CIO rtfalizc wc reallyle h praised thc “in town" (Kc

■f .1 ______- X T '! - C-2 Timos-Nows. Twin Fall;■alts. Idaho W odnosday, Juno10 30.19933 V alley ll?ife Club caalendar Gooding Akofaotica A WEDNESDAYAY the Centcr for New Directions nt 736- 801 801 Sccond Avc, N. For more: iinforma- Cocaine Anonymiymous Gan Center. Addictions Anonymous (W u Wu> 0070. lionlion, call 736-0918. 5:30 p,m. at Maf»1agic Valley Frllowship 7 7 to t( 8 p.m. at Walker Center,er, 2 1 9 8 p jn . at W alker Ccnt GoodiDsOpdmiitCbt C U 8 to 9:30 a.m, ul Walkercer Center, 219 Survivor* oflocestofl Southern S Idaho Oay and LestMbian A l- Hall, 801 SccondI A’Ave, N. For more infor- Shoshioshone SL N. in Twiri Falls. Shoshone St. N. in Twin Falls,alls. 12 10 I p.m),m. at Walker Cenier. 219 lianeo Uam malion, call 736-091D918. Ht{ 7:30 p m at W oodd RR iv r e rltta It senior Ooodin«Seoiaratl«a t t a a Aduh O uldro AnonymouslOus Shoshone St.. N.N. in Twin Falls. Meets N every olher Thursday aia i a mem- M a ^ Valley Gic□less G ub Breakfast Bre from 9 tLih. to noon ot a Dinner at noon at aenioraeni center. 7:30 p.m. at Episcopal Chui'hurch Anne.i in T ea i Supportport Qiwq) ber’s ber’ home. Write to SIGLA, PP.O. Box 610 10 p.m. at FirFirst Baptist Church, 910 ccnler.nler. Rupert. , 4 p.m, at 2042042 Overland Ave, in Buricy. 2540. 254 Twin Falls ID 83303. Shoshone St. E, in 'Twin Falls, a w Ninth Jerome Jerc Senior CitizED< H asnaaSaiiarOtiO t i n H , a m to noon at aenior | AlcoboUcs Anonymous i'acilitated byly Mazy> Christy. M,A.. dircc- StopUgfatGub S ' Slrcel entrance toI biscmenl.ba. Dinner Din ol noon at senior ccnter. Breakfiut from 9 am Noon. 5:30 p.m.; Spanishvh spc.ikings at 7 tor o f Canyonon View Counseling Ccntcr, A A diet club, ihis group meets: l s a i l : 3 0 Magic Valley DujDuplicate Bridge G u b Kimberly Kin Al-Aaco ccnter. [>lPnycr&tatk«fcr p.m; and rf p.m., iit Magic VuValley rd lo w - w ith peer co-fo5-facilitaior Matthew M oycs. p.m, p.m at thc senior ccnler in Hagcmrm an. 1 p.m. at Magiclie ' Valley Bridge Ccnter. 8 8 n.m. |V a t Senior Citizens Building.lg. ! ship Hall, HOI Sccond Avc..•c, 1N. For more For more inforrfomiation, call Christy at 677- Twin T Falls Al-Anon 246 Fulls Avc. L ^ ln Alcobolica Aaoeymooi W o o » k ‘n'Orill Reataurmt | inrormalion. cull 736-0*>l 8. 4723. 8 p.m. 01 Magic Valley Fellows!vship Hall, Mini-Cassia AnArea Narcotics Anony- 88 n.m. n at Senior Citizens BuildiIding in 7:45 a.m. at Wok ‘n ation, call Beverly . AlcQholics Anonymouss (c(closed mccl- Teen SupponportOroup 801 801 Second Avc. N. in Twin Falls.lls. mous-Burley Groi^in^if ' Shosniosnone. For more informatio Rhodes at 734-4455. ings, non-smoking alcoHolicsics ionly) 4 to 5 p.m,m. . at Walker Centcr. 219 Twin1 Falls Kiwanis G u b 8 p.m. at H&RR IBlock Building, 1650 M Maj a^ Valley Jq«ea izabelh Jerome RotMy O si 7:30 p.m. al Mayic Vallc>lley Fellowship Shoshone Sl.. N.N, in Twin Falls. Nooriot h T urf Club. f Overland Avc. Foror imore informaiion. call 7:30 7:3' p.m. at YFCA. 1751 Elizi x t Noon a t Jerom e Cafe,if c , 628 S. T^niviln Hall. «01 Second Avc. N, I'oiFor more infor- The Writersn O ( ro u p Twin 1 Falls Uoneas Gub 678-1330. Blvd.vd. tatneScBiarCMBetiBDi mation; call 736-0‘MK, 7:30 p.m. allOal O S. 325 0, For more in-- 7:30 7 p.m. at Valley Vista Villiillage. 653 Narcotics A nc^nymous NarcoticaNc Aoocym out lipHall. Dinner at noon attenisenior ccnter. Alcoholics Anonymous formaiion. callall436-1918. • Rose Ros St. N. 7 p.m. at Magicic ValleyV Fellowship Hall, 8 8 p.m. p, at M agic Valley Fellowship Ketdmnt&HiValtojr;DeyRoteyCbb Noon unlil I p.m. iii G icrry;rrywood Apw- Twin FallssLionsOub Li Twin 1 Falls Senior Gtizcns Cenlalter 801 Second Ave. N. ^ For m ore inl'orma- 8011 W & d A v c . N. Coll 736-0918. 12:10 p.m . at Louie«uie’a ResUurant in ‘ menis. 2026 lili/abcth Blvd,.•d. IFor more in- Noon ui We:kVeston Plaza H old and Con- Dinner C at noon and pinochle: aat 1 p.m. lion, c.ill 736-0918,18, OvoHttnAnoiiymou* Ov« fnnnation. w ll 734-0590, vcntion Ccnter,ler, 1350B lucLakcsD lvd.N . For For more information, call 734-5015084, Overeaters Anon)onymous 6 6 p.m.p at Clear Lakes Agcncy.y. 1114 Ketchum. ion. call M a g ic b o rd tB rtc n b Alcoholics Anonymous, “0“On the Edge” TwinFallsRsRotaryChib , W\ omen in Recovery 10 lo 11:30 a,m.m. at Walker Ccnler, 219 ' Mainain in Buhl. For more informatior 8 p.m, at FirstrUm Ui ted Methodist Jackpot Q m ip Noon a t Turf Tu: Club. Lunch is S5 for N h oon 10 1:15 p.m. at W alkerc r Center, Shoshone St. N, in TwinT Falls. 543-5'3-5792. Church, basement, 360 Shoshono Street j 7 p.m. al Hope Lulherajtm (Giurch, Coc- guest and memlem bcrsofollierclubs. 219 219 Shoshone St. N. in Twin Fallslls. „ Scxabolics Anon)onymous OvtRStenAnocymoos Ov< IUS P ete's T riilcfP ark in Jack]uckpol, Ncv. Twin Fallss S770. ( Buhl Seoior Citizau ley. Alcoholics Anonymous **0n tbthe Edge" 736-0918. SheShoabotte AI-Adoc coordinator at 734-9770, NcwPrtsratftrBeQBoiktKektkxMpa Dinner al noon at senior•ccnicr. cci Adult Childnildmn Anonymous (ACA) Jackpot Jad Group AlcoboUcs Anon]lonymous . 8 8 p-m. p. at senior cenier. 7 p.m . a t T w in Falla Fall MenUl Health Burley EUa A supportI groupgn for adult children o f al- Noon h at Hope Luthcnm Chuicl:rch. Caclus Noon and 7 p.m,.,m. al Magic Valley Fcl- ShoabooeAl-Ateau She Building. 823 Hairison■on S t 8 p.m. at ihc lodge. coholic/dysfunfunctional families m cels at Pete's Peti Trailer Parkin Jackpot. Ncvlev. lowship H all. 80101 Sccond Avc. N. For 8 8 p.m. p. at senior.cenlcr. i PBntSappactQraiv Burley Kiwanis Chib noon al thc FirslFirs Presbyterian Church, 209 AI-Anon/ (non-smoking) mon; information,i,cain3(MW18. ci Twin TV Falls M ood^ Bridge J Cenier 7 p.m. at'Head StartStart Center. 296 Falls \ Noon al Pricc's Cafc. 244424. Overland Fifth Avc. N.I. in Twin Falls. Noon > 01 Magic Valley Fellowslvship Hall. Alcoholics Anonjlonymous 1 1 p.m. p at Magic Valley Bridge C ills. For aw re infonna- 'c Avc. AlcoholicssAoonym A ous 801 801 Sccond Avc. N. For moree iinforma- Noon unlil 1 p,m.I.m. ut Chenywood Apart- onI Falls Fa Avenue across from the OCollege Ave. W. in Twin Falls. I tion, call Pbarit StangcrIger at 736^3020. | Burley Optimists Noon andi atai 8 p.m. for m en's stag at lion, lion call 736-0918. ments, 2026 Elizabcabelh Blvd. For more in- o fSouthern Soi Idaho. Rt^ertKiwsdi Noon at Burley Inn. Magic Valley;y Fellowship1 Hall. 801 Sec- ThiM E gjifiinf fStTntu formation, call 734-(54-0590. TwinT v Falla Seoiar C ittz eu OcDtertr :30 p.m. N oon at R i ^ Elksik s Lodge.I , Buricy Ovcrealcra Anonymlymous ond Ave. N.I. FFor more infomiation, call Dinner E at noon at senior ccntcr.rt. Alcoholics Anon;lonymous **On the Edge" Dinner Din at noon and bingo at 6:30 M. S o a k e R iv w lia, M c £a b ^ 5 7 p,m, at Burley Public LifcLibnuy Confer- 736-0918. EBurley Lions G ub Jackpot Group For»r mmore information, call 734-5084. 7 p.m. at Pekingg ResUurantRt in Twin i cncc Room. For more inforiformation, call AlcoholicsA3 Anonymous Noon N al Price’s Cafc. 2444 Overland C 7 p.m. al HopeIC LLuiheran Church. Cac- Wendell We Senior G tizna on W est Falls. 678-9552 aller 4 p.m. Noon umil11 I p.tn, al Cherrywood Apart- Avc. Avc IU.S Pete's Trailer ParkPai in Jackpot. Ncv. Dinner Din al noon at senior cenier on S qjport O ioop SxSaDilTiBimVIo- r S< menis. 2026■ Eli;iabclhEli Blvd. For more in- Filer F Senior Citizens Buhl Senior Citiziitizens Avcnik'cnucA. i tima Noon at ihc Burley I:lks. LoLodge, formaiion. callall ’734-0590. Dinner E ol 6 p.m. al Filer SeniorDr Haven. Potluck dinner• andan .social hour al I p.m. Youth Yoi to Youth imunity 7 p.m. For locationion andi more infbcma- C-ooi ine Anonymous AmedcanCaC m ccr Society Gooding C R ots^ Gub at senior center. 7 to tl 8:30 p.m. ol KMVT Comm more in- tion, call 736-7258. 6 p.m. at Magic Valley TellFellowship Hall. Noon at MirMinidoka Memorial Hospital 2:15 2 p.m. ol Lincoln Inn. Narcotics Anonyiinymous Roomjom. E voyone is welcome. For iik >39. Take O ffP o o p d iI SerSeodbly C F C n ) N a KOI Second Avc. N. Tor morem( informa- fircplacc roomm inI Rupert. Hagaman t Senior Gtizens 7:30 p.m , al Canyon Cai View H ospital, formarmalion. call 734-9363 or 543-593S 256 tion. call 736-0918, BuhlRotaiyiay C h ib Dinner E al noon al senior center.:r. 228 Shoup Avc. W. 6 p.m . at Cassia CountyC ou Sdiool District Emotions Aoooymous 12:05 p.m.1.01 at Ramuna Restaurant. Jerome J Senior Gtizens TTJESDAY n-smok- oITIcc in Burley. For*or mt ore inform ation. A support gniup fur peopl:ople with emo- BuhlScaior(orCitirens Dinner E al noon at senior ccnler.rr. MCMONDAY Adult Adi G nldte o A n o o y o o u i (non-: call 678-5815. , lional .stres-s or lumioil. mect.sect.s ut 7 p.m, in Dinner ut noonnot al center. Magic K Valley Di^licate BridgeS e G u b ACBL Beginningling Duplicate Bridge and g) ing) A support group for adull childrenenofal- Tabs Off PomdtiSeofiblyCIt^No. Sa Room 113 at the College o f SoutliemS Id;i- Buricy Alcotcoholica Anonymous 7:30 7 p.m. at Magic Valley Britridge Ccn- Rubber Brid^ Oomlome A s ho Descd Huildinj-, 7 p,m. at H&R Hi Block.Building. 1650 Icr. ter. 246 Falls Avc. 7:30 p.m., wilhh playersp from 0-50 mas- coholi *tsat 6 322. lall. 801 5:45 p m at DeMarylary Memorial Library, Filer Senior Citizois Overiand Avc,le. Mini-Cassia K Area Narcotics:s Anony- ier poinis eligiblelie to play al ihc Magic p.m.m. ata Magic Volley Fellowship Hol For more information,lion, call 436-1181 or Quilling, handicrafls andd pipoiluck dinner Burley OvcRi«C8ten Anonymous mbus-BurleyOioq) mbi Valley Bridge Ccnlenter, 246 Falls Avc. An Scconxond Avc. N. Call 736-0918. al noon at Filer Senior ilaven,,'cn, 7:30 p.m., atat Law Enforcemeni Center 7 7 p.m. at H&R Block BuildirJing. 1650 instructor will bc p rese n t lo help the Alcc^lics Aic Anonymous 436-9935. iley Fcl- T w in F a lls N ovlcoic« DqiUcste Btidco Gooding OvQCAtcn Anonyonymous Conference Ro10.48.. Dinner al nonoon at Tiiree Island Senior Rupert Soniptinusts Shoshone St. N. in Twin1 Fulls.' Bu lg, 1650 NoonatCavazo'sMcs Mexican Food. 6 p.m. al Public Library. - Cenier. Noon al Rupert Elk.s Lodge. Alcoholics Anon:lonymous 8 8 p.m. p al H&R Block Building, I B rid ^ G u b Gooding SenSenior Citizens Serenity S at Noon (a tyircoiic;ics anony- Ntwnand Spanisinish .s-pcaking at 7 p.m. al Over!verland Ave. N ^gie Valley Dupliouo B r This public serviceicc co/umnc is desigaed 1 p.m. al Magic Valley/ HriilgcHi Ccnicr. Dinner atno(noon al senior ccnicr. mous moi meeting) Magic Valley Fcllccllow.ship Hall, 801 Sec- Buriey Bu Rotary G ub lo announce Mtgic Vtl.Valley ehjbs aod aga- 246 i-alls Ave. Gooding TO!TOPS No. 251 Noon ^ until 1 p.m. nl Magic VaValley Fcl- ond Ave. No. Call,1I736-0*>I8. 7 Noon No at Burley Inn, Center for New Directioni (a sisupport nizadoo meetings,. times tim and places. To . . Mini-Cassia Area Narcorcotiei Anony- 5:30p.m^at!at Senior Citizens Building, lowship low Hall, 801 Sccond Avc. N. in Twin Alcolwlics Anon;tonymous C e liunung) have youftneetiag listenlisted, or to update your m ous-EmdSon Group Hagomim'SiEl Senior Citizens CoitCT ' Falls. Foil Niwnunliirpmi:iiCal Cherrywood Apart- group•oup for individuals who arc job hui k)uthem meerio; infonnalioo,ioo, send notice with 8 p.m. at Emerson Granjrange Building, 9 a.m. to 4 [p.m. for arts and crafb and Serenity S Seekers Al-Anon menl.s, 2026,Elizab'ubelh Blvd. For morc in- 4:30 4:3 to 6 p.m. at College of Soi [ticipanL name o f tbe o rgjaaization, an / day aad 400 S. 850 W. in Heybum,• CallCa 678-1330. noon for lunch.ch. 8 8 p.m. 01 First Presbyterian Chi'hurch, 516 formation, call 734-'34-0590. ' Idaholaho. There is no cost to the partic enter for week(s), aad time o fft tiw meeting with a M ini-Cassia Optimists HsileyRotsr)tary G ub Main Ma: Sl. in Buhl. Call 547-5791!. Alcoholics Anonlonymous “On the Edge" For3r moren information, call the Cenl Z33-954, teiepbooe number aodamf nam e o f a contact Noon at Yorba Linda Resttestaurjni in ihe Noon ai Dcai)cacon Blues Restaurant. S Golden Years Senioror Citizens Jackpot Group Ncwcw Directions al 736-0070 or 73! person lo tbe 7tmes-N(s-Sews, P.O. Box S48, Burley Glks Lodge. Joom eK iwiwanisCub i Lunch I al noon al senior cenier.T. Noon ut Hope; LiLutheran Church, Cactus ext.It. 468. 4' lecovoy 83303, aaeatioa Oub rhinu Village Restaurant, Tw 1 in Falls Senior Gtizens Cementer Pete’s Trailer Purkrk iin Jackpot. Ncv, Christian Ch Alcohol and Drug Rec Twin Falls, Idaho. 833 OvereatcTB Anonymoai Noon at Chir Calendar. ThedeadliooIjIm is ooon Afood^. 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Bap Church, Jerome SeaiceniorGtizeos Dinner I at noon and bingo ju!just before Al-Anon Meeti[ecting in Twin 910 Shoshone Sl. E. in TwTwin i Falls, Use Dinner al noonnot al senior ccnler. dinner. dim Call 734-5084. 8 p.m. at Senioilior Cilizcns B uilding in 7:30 7:3 p.m. at 257 Main Ave. W . in informa- Ninth Street cntnmcc. Lincoln Adcobolics Ik Anonymous Shoshone. Falls,alls, nexl to Inklcy’s. For more inl Parests W ithout PartserB!B 8 p.m. al; Sn andj card.t ut 6 p.m. at Dii O lem a F e n y Seniar CitizeQt Noon at Rupert Elks I^odgtKigc. Rectory. F and Eighih Slrccls in Rupert. 734-5222.Tii center. Oil Dinner, al noon al Three Islandd SeniorI i Ri^jcrt Soroptimists For more inforrformation, call 678-1330. Buhl I Senior G tizens Buriey ImmuniziOizBtion n in ic Dii Noon al Rupert Elks Lodgetdge. ' MinidokaI OCounty Senior Gtizcns Cco- Dinner I at noon at senior ccnicr.cr. 9 lo 11:30 a.m.m. in ihe basement o f the Ccntc'enter. Som ity at Noon (a norcinrcolics anony- ter Burley Senior Citizens C assiaCouniy Coui:ourthousc. Call 678-8221. j------m ous meeting)------______English a n dJld : Spanish classcs iaughl from Dance 1 from 8:30 to 11 p.m.r at senior Friends o f Berea'rtaved Familica Noon unlil 1 p.m. al Magil ^ i c Valley Pel- fuTo IJ:3U a.ir T ente r ------7:30 p.m.-at998.98.Washington.SLN______lowship Hall, 801 Second A vvc. N. in Twin in Rupcn. For•or more informaiion on eilher Falls. class, cal I IheiecenlerDt436-9107. c SbosboaeOoldcD Yearsi sSc ^ i n r Citizens Monarch LionsLie Chib H Lunch at noon al senior cenier,cer Noon at Wo!^ o k 'n Grill Restaurant. H SpBiish AI-Adoq * NccotictAi 7 p.m. at McDonald Buildailding, 625 Frc- 10 p.m . at Magic : Valley Fellowship B I M jp mont Ave. in R upert Call 436-6324.43( Hall, 801 Sccoecond Ave. N, For more infor- H Stcp-Pannts Stqjport Oro3 itnqi (for step- mation. call 736-091fi.73i ■ parents and their spouses) ' OptimistGiG u b ofTwin Fails R 7 p.m. at Ccnter for New'Jew Directions, Noon al MoiVlondarin House Rcstaunmt. f c Ik 1060 W ashington St. N. FoiFor more infor- SotAnonyn:iyiiiou3 (non-smoking) Q mation or a schcdulc, callI DianaD Pauls at Noon at Magic Mo; Valley Fellowship Hall, H

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A ' > . ..W ftdnoMlay. J u n « .3 0^ a W 3 . , .TlmevNowB. Tsvla Fulls.alls. ldflho__Cr9.______Fo■ood ; =n Plan ejjarly for kids,I vac[Rations, fcfood ^ Keep COool n f If you ore plarmingmg a family auto next aulouto travel trip. These snackscs (Be sure to check outI youryo super- vacation this summe:ner with young- ideas will#ill help ease “on-the-road”I” market for the many new.lew. fun vari­ sters, you know onele ' o f the “on the hunger paipongs for the whole family, eties of low-fot cookieses nnow avail- nb-bakke ^ road” laments you wilwill hear m ost of- • Popcopcom - Buy in small bags tolo able). Place assorted cookiwkies in indi- ten is, “I’m hungry.” m ake in-cin-cai handling easier. Usinglg vidual plastic baggies. W hile many parenienls may simply peel-and-nd-stick labels, help yourIT • Chilled Fniit - Whcn'h en the terp- \ ignore this tleclaratiorion. and attribute child putput her own name on somele perature soars, a snack; of fresh fhlit desserr t g it to boredom or restlistlessness, p^ia- bags, is always more refreshiishing served I trician Bany Kendallill says this is the "* Cracktickers - Graham crackera, an-n- cold. Place apples, pern.rs. {grapes and Festive and light. Stars ar s and Stripes ' wrong response, imal crackTickers and other low-fat vori-i- bananas in o cooler. Tip:p: InIi die sum- '■ '2 dessert is a convenient trei treat for the g “Children do get:t Ibored on long eties arexe ] good choices. Idea: Takece. mer, your car’s trunk: is the w orst jf Fourth. This no-bake holid )liday recipe ^ P car trips, but their' hungerhi ‘clocks’ your chilchild with you to the groceiy place to store your coolooler. Trunk takes oniy 15 minutes to pn ) prepare and H ’, ^ also tick faster thanI thoseth of adults," store andmd help him make crackercr temperamres bccomc ovooveo-like. In­ makes 15 generous serving;ings. enough M Dr. Kendall says. choicess fofor the trip. stead, keep your coolerier iinside the for plenty o f picnic guests. H ' v H | "Cliildren need to cat more often • Celer:lery Canoes - Slice cele^ry car, preferably on the fio0- marbled poundcake frorfrom 1958; a Placc strawberry halveIvcs and re- ■'V, word that it has inspirpired a new line o f l i^ B utundt m Cake. It was developed in Kentucky Style PounddBuodtCake Bl maining 1/3 cup blucb(cberries on J ready-to-eat products.:ts. 1976 byby Florida resident Barbarara from 1963; a Raspberr)eny Ribbon ______i whipped topping to createIte a flag de- . The Pillsbuiy compmpany recently in- Balejko;o fifor die 27Ui Pillsbury Bake-:e- brownie from 1986; and 0 Peanut sign. RefrigOTtc until readyidy 10 serve. This festiveIve dessert Is a convenienten t trea t fo r th e Fourth o( troduced a line o f ci]eight single-serv- Of(t Balejalejko, who won $2,500 for herier Butttrbrownie from 1990.>90. The oldest Makes IS servings. Ju ly holldaday celebration. ____ ing-sized bundt cake?kes, brownies and recipe 1717 years ago in Boston, saidlid recipes chosen were: fofor lhe two , coffee cakes culled1 fifrom 35 year? o f she think;inks Pillsbury’s single-servingng breakfast treats: A\ (CionamoD ^ winning entries in the thi national Pills- versionn isis delicious - If not quite asaa Streosei Coffee Cake fronfrom 1951 ond J:; l H bury Bake-Off. Thctie Bake-OfT, held good asas the family-sized cake shehe an i ^ I e Cnimb Coffeefee 'Cake from ^ Sweet cheerries makke delightfifill additio] every other year, drajraws hundreds of baked. 1957.

By Cstfay’nwrnas smooth. Store thethem in the rcfrigeralor aluminninum bowl. Allow to stand Orange County Register and wash themijust ja before serving. 30 minutes,m ii stirring 2 or 3 tim9 Christiiania . _ nbine water and pectin in a mim cdi- • L.. 1 For a frostyy Itreat, try freezing Combii Fresh sweet cherries, brigh y custom er is ightly col- whole cherrics: in a zipper-siylc plas- saucepan; bring to boil andi boil1 Continued from 01 and hardlirdly ever have to write downvn Christionia, but every ci ored and bursting with flavflavor, arc ^ ^ids lov i for 1 minute. Pour over cht irders. Whal begdn as a gomene ecjually importont, Heaneyncy insisted, lovc them as a on-the- hard fc Why Heaney andd thet other Chris- "'J' among thc earliest summert r ff t u i l s l o ;lurc and stir for 3 minutes, ; the staff 18 years ago has be-)c- “Charisma is pretty wewell dead'on m ixtun tiania waitresses havlave stayed on so ^ appear in thc market. 0 tradition, as waitresses use as-IS- us,” she said, ,, .. Here's a recipeipc for Easy Chcny Icc Pourour into 7 (I-cup) plastic conu long in one establi;blishment has as comeatn The'season is short, usually ion to remember a dozen oi c rs wwitli it tight-fitting lids. Do not much to do with friendshipsfr and sociation or O f course, everyonele hhas a weok in late July o r early August, si lhe top of the container. Co.over y,orking conditionsIS as it docs with jrders at a time. spot. the time to enjoy them to thele ffullest. EASY CHER]!RRY ICE CREAM ople get a kick out of that and, h lids and cool. generous tips and distlistinguished clien- ' 7 Heaney still giggles nervouslynen over Bing cherries ore the mostlost plenti- SAUCE , Tccze. (Can be stored in free•cezer tele. illy speaking, it’s a lot faster,’ the night several year^: agcago when she ful. They ore usually large antand a dark Mokes 7 half-pf-pints Free ysaid. up to 6 months.) “It’s like an extiixtended family. H ^eysj . learned she was servin;ving Mikhail maroon color. Lamberts arc■e a similar 4 cups halvcived and pitted fresh forupi :ry m eal begins with fresh am or We’ve borne our chchildren together . Baryshnikov. color but have a more eloclo n g a te d sweet fcherries D)efrost efr and serve over ice crcan bread. Like the opening num- cake, and raised them to10 adulthood,i and ided like you!" shape and aren’t as sweet1 aj as Bings. cups sugara r frozenjcn yogurt, regular yogurt or ca a concert, it sets thc stage foi[-Qf “I thought that sounded gii\s, have all grown old locethcr.”lo{ she said at a c R ainier cherries have a higlhig h s u g a r K c u p lig h t con:om syrup Iffyou yc choose to use these as g islatory symphonies to follow^ she blurted. pretty wilh a laugh. "It’s a reali gift to have content and therefore bruisolisc quile H cup lemon1 juiccju ■ yout mimight wanl to tie on some pr izers range from fresh Pacific ;upi>ly that." , easily. Like the Royal Anneme chcny, ■ cup wnler artifici;ficial cherries sold at fioral sup s Florentine and smoked Idahc Heaney’s Monday Rainiers ore light yellow withvilh a pink 1 ■' PG-ParentalGuidanclonce - small bowl, combine remaii ______Viakes M al 'A cup. little idiosyncrasies t . of course. Steakhouse fan gredients; m ix well. ------for and, of course,..there t are ce/tain APPLE■IE M IN T T E A ------10 be most popular in Sun Val s u g ^ e d . Some motinotorial moy ^lure. Cov- — jrward to and there 1^ 1° J Pour over cabbagc mixlui VEGETABLE BASTINCJG people you look forw followed by a period whei>en er; chill 4 hours to blendid navors. 2 quarts coldId \w ater are other people thathat you, hopefully. not oe suitable for children.chil SAUCE h cuisine was in vogue. Garnish os desired. Refrigergerate lefi- 6 teas bags ., , draw thc long straw o P G -1 3 -P a re n ts oreire stronglyI overs. 1 tca.spoon chcchoppcd fresh mint CorCombine K cup vegetable o . The Christiania wawaitresses and bus- “Now)w it’s: so important to have on< Makes 6 to 8 servings. 1 ( 12-ounce)e) container( frozen ap- teaspispoon chicken-flavor ins boys work as a teamm Ieach night, pool- or ‘w0 o pasta f dishes on the menunu. coutioned to give spec!pecial ,■ icntrale,’thawed bouilluillon, 1 teaspoon basil leave d chicken and steamed veggie ' pie juicc concen' 3 vl ing tips so no onee (comes up short. Boiled cl guidance (or childrensn underI 13. ' : *STRAWBERRY-BANk N A N A , X, “ P led lemon juicc or bol- clove)ve garlic, finely chopped ar ^ Like the cast m at stagest show, their are a must,”mu: Heaney explained. “Ani Some material mayy bbi e ______SLUSH tied lime juice! teaspcispoon pepper. .. aim is a flawless perferformance that cn- w e’re; servingse more pork, whicb i ' H cup sugarr LLet e t stand unlil bouillon is hances the lives o)f f theirt audience - becommining very popular. It has a lclot innappropriote for children.chil 1 quart fresh strawberries,ies, cleaned solvccIved. their customers. m ore flavor fla lhan veal, ond it’s les and hulled In large saucqicepan, bring water to o jjjIn | large bowl, pour sauce; o< v e r "it is our pleasurerc toI give good scr- expcnsiviisive.” R • Restricted, underler 171 2 medium ripc bananas,is, cut into boil. Pour into0 Iheat-proof pitcher or slicedced vegetobles; toss to coal.ll. Rc- • vice," Heaney pointcinted oul. "W e feel Desseisserts include creme caramel'=i. requires accomponyinilying parent chunks bowl; add tea1 bagsbt and mini. Cover, )ve vegetables from bowl. GrGrill 4 badly if anything; piprevents us from fresh berriesber and assorted Mousses o or adult guardian. Vt cup sugar steep 4 minuteslies. Remove lea bags; g6 inches from coals, turninglg giving our best. Wede do feel like we’re die Doy.oy. And the meringue glacee i 1/3 cup bottled lemonm juiccj or add remai;iingg ingredients.ii Stir unlil _ugjjtlently and basting with remaiimnmg professionals.” wonderfierful. Heaney soid. . N C -1 7 -N o o n eu nin d d e e rl7 bottled lime juice sugar dissolves,es. Serve over ice.' ^ilmimixture until tender-crisp. Waitresses at Thcrhe Christiania re- Sun1 Valley’sV celebrity guests an 1 (M iter) bottle club sodaxia Makes a b o u t: :nts are known to f r ^ e n t Th adrniHed. , ______MMakes al K cup. member the namess oof dieir customers residents In blender or food procescessor con- HORSERi■RADISH BUnER tainer, combine all ingrediiedicnts ex------,tiJ..«mooth------In smnM sauciluccpan. over low heal,

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C-10 'Timos^Nows, Twinn Falla.Fc Iciaho W odnosday, Jumluno 30,1993 Home/gigardening KeepI some cl(leaners Gardei ' ;ner bujigged b3y insecCts oft rroses ------Fic•lower corc will keep theirr out-of-townou relatives ; The dinner bdl clangs,s. and the bugs are con- r tentedly chewing on m y ro;roses. I iway. G r e e n Black spot, a fungal-diseaseease that shows up at It's been a while since:e those roses have seen | 9 1 from(clogged[drains irst wilh circular black spolsols on ihc leaves dicn sy.stemic insecticide, so itit musti bc thc fault of thc I 1 T hl u u m b p p l n t s :prcads until all or most off the leaf is black and gardener. I’ve issued an1 ofTerc thc bugs couldn’l I Q. I some- ' ^ made in , i tas a burned look, is makiniking nn appcarance. refuse. Ihy Walworth ha! timea see ad- H several ^ iVeekly sprays o f Funginex:x slshould contfol thal. 1 red backs, evidence of ^ vcTtiscments Q j ^ D o* i sizes to fit There are beetles with i No-Jo m orc sprinklers in or nnear « the rose garden :ind of liltle block gnat- for cbemical M B g e l t various .cane borers and some kir mg guilty on that s c o rc .. nlow o that fungus has shown an interest.i youpse -ardcn. Tlie beetles could ^ Cath! drain clean- drains, bul looking I creature in my gat of cut concs arc my own ^W ater splashed on the leavesoves con spread fungus be Japanese beetles or ro:rose curculio. Both have j-. and B W G e n e Au\UStin arc noi I I any trouble with canc ipores and encourage theircir growth when thc • ' available i red backs and chew on thele blossom. ’t seal thc cane"ends with wonder if I^H cem ed, so I can stop feeling eaves and mulch below arc,rc rnot allowed to dry. for loilets, 1 could pick them up and JC. Some people say they they should Ifl liked bugs better I c Thc holes in the ends of ( rhe leaky hose - that blackk rurubber hose made of bc used when my' drdrains clog up. I'or inforrurmalioii, call 800-862'- jput them inlo a can of wat(ater and kerosene, as "All hfault.. N ever having hnd great ai numbers diis year, noshed up recycled tires silting silti: in the goragc - , or maybe just a soapy ny beasts hadn’t discov- W hat is your opinion'ion? —D. Kent 5M7. About Roses” suggests, i borers in ihe pasi, I didn’t si .vill be installed in the roseISC ]garden to sook thc makes thc water slippery q ; w oods yet. A. Chcmical cleareaners generally A plumjm b c r’s sn ak e o r d ra in 0 . And she Malibu dcsigiy of knocking down thc setting. v rc basically coal-tar emul- ' ^ Mix and match? Why no101 ? Coun- or your house,” LindaL Messner said.^ and can causc scriicrious injury if them arc I ^ didn’l have to hit up thchc Sultan of dcn-cottagescparaie di thc indoors from w hich is resistant to oil and try-gardcn-coltage pieces caram bc used And pay altenitention lo thc form of swallowed or splaslilashed on skin or sion, whic B njrei for n loan to achicvi;vc Ihc look, featured in )rs,a v said Andrea Dern, a d' gasolineic sstains. The "'best” and as accents in design schcmcscs that oth- ilems, especiallyilly fuminms.1 Ifth e form eyes. Messner and her husbaniUld Clyde arc Thc looksigner ca whose couniry-gar- si I cleaners, intend- most-expei;pensive .scalers usally con- crwisc do not speak country.y. is right but thee upholsteryup needs help. Some chemical cli aficionadc)S of the couninlry-garden- for tract home: designed home has been or open drain s lain latex,;x. polymers or other addi- "A painted cupboard can1 hlook good not to worry. Cover Co' bad spots with a ed for sluggish or collage design schcme. TheTl couple's selves to deoda variety o f publications. tr !il are supposed to improve in a conlcmporary'thromc-fc-and-glass throw. Periodd coltoncc blankets from only, contain iiiildetider chemicals or lives thul i' Lake Forest. Calif., homime is a wd- "They (ihccan be cspc-cially apropos a; lich arc relatively llexibilitylity, durability and adhe- home, for instance,” Judy HeidemannHe Beacon and Pcnd’endleton arc popular on use enzymes, wliich coming combination of thcth demenls some,” saidmes, J which can lend dicm- ci ians, 10 break up sion. Iff you; can afford ihese said. ''It works as a piecc ofo art and the country-gargardcn-cottnge front, harm less to huinan^ lhat make up ihe look, wwhich is Ihc with husband:odly dull dccorating. accumulate in beefcd-U]-up sealers, use one of can look better against a clelean, while Slipcovering inin aa floral is an altcma- materials lhal ac latcsl spinoff of counuy design.dc Chase and IhcS’ homes) all look the ii iliem. OlhOtherwise, you should gel wall, which can show liness andi color live. drains. Tliose elements includcde old walcr- two South dCo Judy Heidemann, who, h open a clo g g ed siitisfactor^tory results with a medium- to best advantage." Window trcatneatments? Thc Mcssners How do you opi ing cans, birdhouses, agaged painied featuring cound Bill, owns Wild Goose si ■niicals? grade, nediuni-pricedmec sealer, Expensive? Nol really. Especially E hove kept theirsirs 10n a minimum, ollow- drain without ehcinii furniture, old fabrics amind blankets, sign elements,Sweet William Cottage, c; le driveway has small ifyou are the creative sort.,t. At shops, ing outdoor gordcngord vistas to sparkle A fo rce cu p or plunger will American folk art, floral h'hooked rugs, A major Coa.stgc Plaza Village shops w as many blacktop drive- expect to spend from S20 forfoi a floral- as bockdrops for for room settings. It’s a work in many cases,ses and siiould be cracks, as hand-painted miniature hhouses, vin- lo individuali:ountry-garden-coltagc de- tc j. look for a sealer thal con- prim cotton tablecloth (grcal:atformak- part of the trend tre thal’s easy to part o f every honi«M ueow ner's tool do. 1. tage kitchen accessories.:s. weathered Forexamats. pl niler lhal will palch the ing curtains, pillow covers oior using as achieve, espcciallcially if you have a par- kil. 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M>rtsLine n e e P h i l ll ] i e s TheTim esiSnw N a v r ia t i l o v ia ’ s e x ]p e r i e i i For the latest scores, call b r e a k co p e n t r o u n i c e s y co u t h f ui l l a m tb i t i o n 734-(6 3 2 6 6 t h i nm r i n g , cuid/ollotu f/ies(;?sfniptotn3 tnicttofxs,______Thc Associalcd Press i WIMBLEDON. Englamland — Pity poor old Martina Navralilova,'^a. Creaky in thc d o w n CC a r d s moming, joints sore, musclcscles slow to warm up when she straggles outIt onoi coun. The Associated Pres>rcBs Offer her sympathy, but save some for ^ H r - [Mornninfl - Jim Eisenreich thc kids she keeps trouncimcing in her 2 Ist f l f . ’ ST. LOUIS - Ji Wimbledon as shc bids forbr fher I Oth title, W, drove'in tlirec; rtruns, and the "Yes, l*m a crippic ondid 1I'm slili beating ■ W m Philadelphia Phillicillies broke open up on them," she said Tuesuesday afier rcach- I H th e gam e w ith a sii<-run siS sixlh in- line ing thc semifinals Tuesdaylay by bealing Na* I ning Tuesday night'ht to beat the Sl. talia Zvereva 6-3, 6-1. "I guguess they're real- ^ Louis Cardinals 13-13-10. ly lousy players." I ^mamm And tlicn shc smiled, show:lowing ihe few wrin- M ore g a mn e s — D2 kies that come at 36 after' a icarccr Jn tlie sun, I Today and made it clear shc was beirbeing faccuoas. "I’m playing as goodd tennis ti ever St. Louis led 5-5-4 after Todd have in my career." she saisaid in all serious- Zeilc’s thrcc-runun liomcr in the ness moments after cavoivorling on Centre I'lfih, But rookie relieverreli Tom Ur- Court as smoothly as shee didd in her first li- bani (0-1) walkedd J(John Kruk with lie run a dozen years ago. ‘ just hard to . thc bases loadeided and Dave ' !l O am — Cnnnnol 7, Wimt^im&>o4on m«n‘> Quaflerf^naii get out of bed in the monloming, but oncc 1 I H o llin s fo llo w ed1 wiwilh a run-scor- 5 30pm — Cnann«U2,22. NOAf orafl get going I'm OK. ing single off Omaimar Olivares, his ‘‘I beat M onica, w ho) w as N o. in thc first RBI sincc; comingco off the world, three months ago, aiand shc was play- disabled lisl Mondanday. ing well. So I think you3u :should give me Darren Daultonjn i added a sacri- credit rather than take ii awaway from the rest ficc Hy, Eiscnrcicrcicii had a run- I CSI offerss beginning,I of the women. I'm just ptayilaying good tennis, scoring single andnd Mariano Dun- period. Forget m y age; iiI dcdoesn't cun capped the railrally wiih a two- ! advancedI golf^ classes She’s been more ihan 6OKk so far, winning run single as tho; PlPhillies lied thc every sei while droppingg a m ere 16 games • their season high'h 1 for runs in an i TWIN FALLSS -— Classcs for begin- in five matches. Only onciincc before did shc . inning. I ning und ndviincoiiced golfers will begin " l i have an easier path to the semis, yielding f f Mill Thompsonon added a iwo- S July 6 ill C anyonon Springs golf course 15 games in the first fiveve mi atches in 1987 y run double in thee seventh,se ;3 ihrougii iliu CollcijIlege of Southern Idaho beforc going on to ihe litle, ' St. L ouis m adec il 12-7 on O/zie :] cuniinuing cducationion division, Top-seeded Steffi Gra!iraf. N avratilova’s Smiili's RHI groi;roundout in the ‘ Tlic first seciionon mccls from 5:30 to 7 likely opponent in the; fifinal, is winning eiglith, but Kruk< doubled di liome a p.m. and thc oilierlicr from 7 lo 8:30 p.m. ralhcr cnicicntly. too, nss shesh goes for a fifih y d i H run in tlie ninih. Jason Mcyerhoeficcffer is llie instructor, litle. On Tuesday, Grafaf gotj through her Ijj^H • . Morc informaiioilion is available by call- Luis Alicea hit liii a tlirce-run toughest mntch, bealing JeiJennifer Capriaii 7- ing 733-9554. cxlc:xlension 270 or golfers ■ hoiner off DavidJ WestW in the bot- I m ay re g is te r inn tthe Taylor Building 6(7-3). 6-1. lom ofthe nintii. Navratilova und Grafraf each have 7 -0 rccords office. Ben Rivera (8-38-3) won for the cinifmal opponents rccords against their sem se v e n th lim e inI eieighl decisions, seeded No. 2. will H j^H Thursday. Navralilova, sci allowing five runsms and seven hits ! NCAA presidlidcnts panel la. who upset No. 4 play No. 8 Jana Novotna. J in five innings. Gabrielu Sabalini 6-4, 6*3.1*3 . Graf plays No. 6 hears playofffT proposal , which leads thc Conchita Martinez, a 6-1,l-l, 6-4 winner over P h ila d e lo l'ia , wl KANSAS CITYTY, Mo. — The NCAA g a m e s , h u d 17 No. 15 Helena Sukova. NL East by lY: g Presidcnis Comini.ssiu.ssion listened lo a propos* icd a three-ganic Martinez is thc first Spanish Sp woman lo hits und stopped . I al on a fooiball playoff pla; Tuesday that sup- ^ losing sireak. . raise more than SlOO mil- reach ihc Wimbledon semicmifinuls sincc Liii poders .•niy could rai H Thc Phillies anarc 52-24. lying lion. de Alvarez in 1928, es Championship, H the team record:ird for thc best The 70-minulee pprcscnlation was made In this lOOlh Ladies w inning her match- record al this point>inl of the season, by rcprescnialiveses iof Nike, Inc., and Cre- Navralilova nol only is wi :ting playful on the was a season high -niivc Artists Agcm;ency, Hollywood's most cs easily but also is actin Tlie run total wa I have come lo like APpM powerful laleiil group,gro at the invitation df coyrl before fans who hn againsl the Cardi.rdinals, who losl lame-duck NCA/‘AA executive i\ircctor her as well as rcspcct her. lina Navratilova unleasticihes h e r serv e T uesdayf tctoward Natalia ZverevaI for just the sccojcond time in 1 0 •e Court as she does Dick Schultz. No onc knows Centre C atch on Wimbledon's CerCentre Court. Navratilovaa gam es. : w ay it plays in dif- «^urlnIng their quarterfinal mati •rate salesmen, Nike and — every nuance of thc wi St. Louis starleiirler Rene Arocha “They're top-rat Iifferent days— and defoaaated Zvereva 6*3, 6*1, andan will meet Jana Novati/atna In the semifinals. Creative A rlists.”s." said William Sulton. fcrcnl w caihcr and on diffi gave up four runsuns and seven hits han on form details as a sct-sct-point againsl her. president of Misslississippi Valley Slate, no onc reveres it more. "Y ou11 jjusi win on heart more thar in -) 1-3 in n in ss. :y both seem Graf hadn’t!i’t been in any such difficulty i •'They're very .slicl>lick people." Zvereva, 22. played wellwe but looked lost sonicli;iimes. But. you know, ihcy I (f. Zeilc, the Cardardinals' cleanup Ihe dcsirc to her first fourir n matches, winnihg two 6 -0 . ( The presidents;s werew told a seven-game ’ out there against Navralikililova, who sprinted to bc: workingv well. 1 still have ihc sccond home run mamcnt. But 0, but she iraih■ailed 3-5, 30-40 on her servee ini h itte r, h ii h is sec fonnat involvingig ie\ght teams would net along ihe nci wilhoul regard rcj; for ihe right play well,w regardless o f thc louma an d (Irsi in 1500 aiat-bais wiih two vork ai it. rr the opening set against Capriaii. more llian SlOt)) iiimillion wilhoul damag* ankle she sprained in carl;arly March playing, here youy don't even have lo wot back and nol Capriati gain•ained thai opportunity with otone outs in ilic flfih. ing ihe howl systcrstem. of all things; baskelbali.I. anylhiihing, 1 have to sort o f pull bac easy to get of the mosi; drdramatic poinis of ihe matetch. Brian Jordanin 1 had a two-run "ll was a wellII donedi presentation," said Yet, if Navralilova isi wiwinning easily, it is gel too to excited, bccause it's ea driving a backlickhond at Graf, who respondiidcd d o uble in ihe firstIrst. und Greg Jcf- Ics Young o f UCLA, "'niey as much a tribute to her:r spirits as her talent ovcrwlwhelmed here." ! Chancellor Charles' I backhand volley. Capriaii thsihen feries w as 2 forr 55. . si/xible chunks of money." and condilioning. If NavratilovaN is luned into3 everyc mo- wilh a crisp ba j are lalking about si/- wilh a backhand pass down tl "Sometimes ii's hardird to producc your mcnt,it, cherishing every memoryory, G ra f is pul it away wii •ho H e i s 4 7 f o r l104 0 4 (.452) in June. ! NFL, playersrs inli 1st collcctive besi tennis ul a place liklike this." she .said, cniisiriing along oblivious to even:n :such petty line. bargaining dcdeal since 1987 i WASHINGTON'ON — For tlie firsi time ’ sincc Aug. 31, 1911987. the NFL has a coi­ lective bargaininning agreement with its F i x e d ft i g h t s (G randjjury inddiets bo]xer Meiireer I players. ; The agrecmeni.;nl. wiiich runs to March The Associated Press 1. 2 0 0 0 . was sign,igned Tuesday al a cerc- I ' mony aitcndedJ bby NFL commissioner a f i x: t t u r e Q I NEW YORK — Rayay i Mercer, knocked i I’aul Tagliabue,, NNFL Players Associaiion out of a rich heavyweiyveighl lAlle fighl by e.xccutivc direct!;ctor Gene Upshaw and Jesse Ferguson, was hochookeJ by the long , NFLPA presidenlent Mike Kenn, an offen- M arm of the iaw Tuesdayday oiV a charge he r t iic-Atlant.T F nkon*------> x i n g tried to bribe FertzusoiiII to lo>i'c.______The NFL andid lawyers1 for tiic pluyers The Associalcd Press "N ol guilty." N^Tcer:r said.:sa agreed lo coninicr.icl lerm s Jan. 6 , bul tiic And tiial’s all the 1981988 Olympic gold recertify us ihe bargaining Sl wiihin earshot of NFLI’A had lo rec NEW YORK — Shu(iliudy churacicrs have medalist said. At least v layers and a fomial agrec- afier his arraignmenl agent for thc play' been part o f boxing for decades, often a*- reporters during and afiei New York. He was ment had to be wrwrittcn. suiting in FBI probescs iand congressional in Criminal Court of Ne released on Iiis own recoj,jcognizanee ...... ------C om piled froifrom staff and wire reports - - — invesligalions ihiil reveevealed questionable Robcrl M. Morgcn- de;ils and fixed figlils. D isirict A llorney Rol: I When heavyweiglitIt RRay Mercer was ar- thau announced at a newncws conferenee thai I • rested and chargcd TuesdayTui with an al- Mercer was arrested SumSunday in Indianapo- tempted bribe o f Jessele Fcrgu.son.F it was the lis after being indicted:d byb a grand ju ry in latesi chapter in a sporport often stained by thc County of New YorYork on a charge of i i scandal. And. as usual,aal, everybody is still » offering Ferguson S 100,C0 0 ,0 0 0 lo lose during i’v e n evever been more denying everylhing. their figlii Feb. 6 al Mudvludison Squure Gar- * . den. ous before a When Mercer pleadeaded not guilty and n ervou Ferguson had no connsmment, il was a rc- ^ Mcrcer losl a 10-roundlund unanimous dcci- start. I dldidn’t want to minder o f boxing's lasl public embarrass- t.i, sion to Ferguson, his fomier fon sparring pan- ment, when the FifthI Amcndmenl Ai wiis tlie ncr. He also lost a S2.f5 2.5 m illion payday b e t ha e answer : to a against heavyw eight1 champion cli Riddick defense o f choice forir p:promoter Don King APphOti Vtichael Dokes in the triv iaia question: and IBF chicf Bob Lec as a Senale panel Bowe. who Slopped Mic: ]es of offering opponent arden card. Ferguson W ho losl>st to Anthony invcstigaied ihcir sport.)rt. R ayy Mercer, left, was arrest)sted Tuesday on charges ! first round on the Garde there were repealed jg g s I to th ro w th eir Feb. 6 , 19£1993, fight In New York's} got $500,000 to challcnllengc Bowe. and he Y oung?? I would have In ihosc hearings, th s s e F erg u so n $1)00,000 tc references to King’s’s allegedd tics to thc jy|gjj|idison Square Garden. Pleasee seeS( MERCER/D2 ra th e r beenI facing mob, liasons lhal Kin{:Ling emphatically de- D w ightht Gooden or nicd. Suspicions wcrvcre fueled, though, when King took thee FFifth us the panel's I t don’t do itt in the 3rdd round B re t Saberhagen.Si slaff gathered depositioiitions in ihe days be- f you makee an offer, ( • • cun you lalk aboul ihrovIirowing a fight when fore tlie hearings. BvVVicZiegcl you're fighting? Thai'sat's not the way it's Lee, hcijd o f ihc International Inl Boxing w York Daily News CcC om m entary Federaiion. also invokvoked Ihe Fifth when — done." ily; M ercer, w'ho was supsupposed to have no - Cardinals pitcher asked nbout allegation}ions that he took pay- lake LaMotta, who knows aboutab( bribes, and m orc, bribes bri were taken seriously ; of [rouble beating thc 36-y?6 -year-old Ferguson, _ Joe Magnigrane on the game ofFs 10 approve promotinoteni’ licenses. Tlierc shockcd and amazed thcc notionr that weren't madeidc frivolously or in the heat o nd, was the heavy favorilorilc. When Mercer wen: e l i t e s lliat Lee,w , onci o f boxing most ivywciglit Ray Mcrccr madeJe ia bribe of- ihc moment.t. CCertainly not the third round Anthony YoungYt suffered his came inlo the ring ihatlat night,i it was obvi- infiucntial administraterators. had aclcd as a ^ during ,■ a fight. yVrong, all1 wrong, v and ' inside a ring.,g. consecutive defeat ipi- ous that "heavy" didn’ta’t doc him justice. Af- 24th cc bagman for Jersey Joeloc Wolcolt, when the . Tcdibly stupid, that is what JakeJa thinks. Jake is a1 fofonner middlcweighl champi ion ter a few rounds of pantlanting, not punching, __ former heavyweightht < cham p headed liie A'hen you make a serious> b:bribe offer, on, a 14-year:ar carccr, 106 bouts, u millio vie he had only two chanceances of winning: fat New Jersey boxing concommission, /s Jake, you do not moke itit inii the third stories. Andid when> they made thc movi 1. and none, King issued a staicniiement "categorically and, inside a ring in Madistlison Square "Raging Bull,'ull," DcNiro was telling iliem. la's Tlic M anhattan JDA\ sayssa the bribe offers . and completely" denyirnying any link to o rp - irden. In front o f people. " “ 1 think il's ridiculous." was LaMolia' ■ever, his pre-boxing . ccn' began in the ihird roundund. and were rcpeat- ; nized crimc. HoWevi It's obvious 10 L ah^lta, whcvho is an cx- reaction to the news lhat Mcrccr had bcc 5on cd numerous tim es inn lailalcr rounds. When 1 dossier includes o 4H*4H -year strcich o f jail- rt ' on bribes, having acccptcdtcd ihem.and indicted forfor offering Jesse Ferguso id stats D2 inslaugliicr and links to ‘ . t of loid that toTaMotta, hehi couldn't believe I Scores and .lim e.in Ohio for mansli cctcd ihem, lhat tne fighterters o f today S 100,000 to0 iaiay down during ihcir fight c ut I thc alleged strategy. I - NBA draftt D 3 ■ thc numbers rackett in Cleveland. As for : a ^ disgrace to thc boxingng business. Feb, 6 . "I heaileard somcihing back tlien but vc nothing 1 hear. Besides, ho’IOW Please5 sesee LAM0TTA/D2 I Your Sportsrts D 3 Pleas)as0 s e e FIXED/D2 w hchen Jake was still aclivc, 40 years ago don't believe i

' > i ______^ 2 __ Tlmos-Nows, Twinn_Foils, Fj Idotiq _WodnqsOay. Jumiunq_30,_1993 R B I sJingles i rrally B ku e J a y s ; past O)rioles F e m a ]lie con arr t i s t BALTIMORE (APAP) — John ------Olerud and Tony Fcmnimnndez hit RBi •« , Majojor leagues singles in the nimli inninning Tuesday iV lSlarlin s’ g ro u n d cicrew perform a n c e ______night and the Toronto H 0 Blue Jays ral- out of a l-for-jr-1 6 .slump w ilh his 16lh d m g s , rr o b s N L. u1 m p lied to boal the Biillimorclore Orioles 2-1, H' 3 0 ''o m e run o f itulhe season, a solo drive in prove th ey ’re rorookie team , td i drink and siole his Toronio has won 12 of U , while y th c sccond, and iini nn RBI singic in thc BURLINGAME, Caliilif, (A P) qulizer into his dri: Baltimore has losl ihrei — A National Leaguee ' um p ire Rolex, a gold bracijracclel, tw o World iroo scraight af- MIAIAMI (AP) — The Florida1 Dave 1 Dombrowski smilciled Inlcr. 'I'i"!. jrcd three tim es in thc third working last week’s San1 Francis-I Scries rings andd 5500Sf cash! ler w inning 19 o f2 2 . M a rlinins’ s grounds crew looked1 but 1 admiltcd he wasn't am luffin (3-4), wilh Terry CO Giants-San Diego Pai'adres sc- Wlien Tata didn’idn’l show up al the lik e anin expansion leam Tuesday/ lhe i tim e, of?S:rru" ___ _ Pendleton singIngling home one run and rics was drugged and robbbbed by a ballpark, police; and an hotel security OX 6 n ig h l.. fl fumbling with a tarpaulin1 “I'm sure we’ll have soi Brewers 7, Red Sox .o m e d is- rqo Q uni douloubling in another. John female con artisi. accordiding to a discovered himim in his .room, 5.minutes.before.mnnaging,. cussions’^.abj)utjhe,pcrfo .< ------^------BOSTON----Sccnnd-bd'bascman-Scotr — fo rm a n c e ____ Stnaliz.(7.-.7)...w.-who Icft-uficr.sbL.innings____- published report,------dmgged but olhcrwicrwiso imliurt...... ver the inlleld during a rain1 of < the grounds crcw, Dotr I'lcichcf's error sci up a runnj in the ninth *p,C0 ''C' imbrows- bccause of cramam ps in his lower abdomen Umpire,Terry Tata, 53,>3. subsc- Burlingame Policc Poii Commander ; inning and the Milwaukee Iki said. area, gave upip four runs and six hits, kec Brewers end- • quenily missed iast Wedndnesday’s Jack Van Etlenn'confinned ct that a cd Uostou’s scvcn-gumce winningw sifcak. By lllhe lime the team of 40) “ I t’s ih c ir first y e a r,” ph[)late um- siruck oul cighlghl and walked twu, Mike game at Candlestick Park.k. man was druggedged and robbed of : Thc Drcwcrs scorcdd fourfi unearned workerscrs was able lo pui the tarp3 pirc j Joe West said, “Give-c Ihcm a . snnion goi ilmiirec ouis for his 21st save. Tala tnvt a womanI on the more than SI6.0(6 .0 0 0 in cash and ; runs. M ilw adicc had loslst threetl in n row. in placlacc, u lake had formedJ b I rea k ." evening of June 21 ! in valuables in a Burliilurlingame hotel, bul a ro u nid d ithird base, and thc down- When ihc grounds crcw:w rolled E x p o s 9 ,P>irates ir 2 Burlingame’s Myatt Regeijency Mo- would not contlnntlnn lhe identity of had nearly slopped. Mo-- out i lhe tarp in right field1 nndi b e - MONTREALAL — Moiscs Alou. Mar- Indians 8, W hite So:Sox 2 l’P“'' •>' tel. The 'rimes of San M;Vlaieo re- thii viclim, , r . m e n tss klater the tarp camc ofT, buiI gan i to drag it toward thche third- quis GrissomI andnn Lariy Walker hit con- CLHVi-LAND - KennyKci Loflon s j . ported Monday. When thiIhey went Tala, in Sl, Louis.ouis for a series be- . k another hour lo get thc in- I e runs in tiic sevcnlh inning first carccr grand slam sc ■ base line, it became stucuck over '“ 'e n 1 sent lhe CIcve- li 7 °^ “ slopped Pittsburgh's ihrec- to his room the followingg night: to twccn tlie Piiiiadclj-idclphia Phillies und land Indians lo thcir fifth back into playing condition, ihc i right side of thc infiifield. As “ M™!""! i'” fill Slraighi viclo- ' ' 7 ? . ‘ B strcak. share a boltic of red wi.vine, the the Cardinals, couk:ould not be reached -•SI winning sircak Thec rainn delay, which occurrcdJ drenchcd < workers vainly i r>'. tnaithiny thcir longesi \ lolz (4-5) allowed ihree hits woman reportedly slippeded a inin- immediately for•comment, cor ol'ihe reason. a fle r ihrceih r innings of the Marlins'' pull | thc tarp over thc 'elide: '"srNE: lings, struck out six and _ [-Dl'ion tripled and scon : against lhe New York j fored in the firft. game a c part of the infield, the pullUblie nd- w alk ed 'n v j ns"iIS he won for the first lime then highlighted a six-runrun founh inning Mets,, lasted 1 one hour and 28I dress < system played the lhIhemc 10 sincc May 15^ with his yrand slam — his his first hoilie run minutes,ICS, "M ission: Impossible,”’ and u the Paul Wagnericr (3-4) gave up five nms I siticc lasl Aug. 23, Mark ( rk Clark (3-3) ul- T h e: tarp tf trouble had players on\ ; scoreboard read, “Sony!! Wc' are and cighi hits in 5 1-3 innings, Fixed-_ lowed lwo nms nd sixI hitshi in d e la in- b o ,I , „ icainS laughing in lhe; < e.xperiencing technical d d: iff lc u l- iiinys. Rod Uollon (0-4),4). rtcallcd from j covered aller WorlVorld W ar II. Jl. Marlins general manager i Continued from D1 thc minors when lhe Whitthue So.\ relea.sed r lies!" Rangers 4,1, RF oyals 3 Lee, his attorney called Ihe alliou» cnill ' Homers kikeep Sage frr o m s w e e p Jerom e claim ss easy D H fromn Twin Falls werewe Blinky Palemio and FranlmkicCar- ibey came lo me:ie andn told m e what 1’ ;i a title shot. I didn'l bo.bo, who controlled whole diviivisions o f *’•“* I?'-*' “ The Timcs-Ncws Rod Fairchrchild added a pnir of hits ■] The Times-News only homer, • the sport during lhe 40’s andJ '5 0 \- _ choice.'ice.” for lhe Sag'lage, who also took advan- wrongdoing was ever Jerome jumjimped into a 7-0 lead in whcn wh Ihey weren't in jail, Allhough no wrc : RUI’HRT - Pocalelllello pounded lage of seve:ven Pocalcllo errors, ta, who later admillcd • JEROME — Thc Jcrorr)me Legion the second garjame and got experience Palernto. I who once was. arresteda LaMotta, \ ; four liome nms, includiniding IWO granil suspended for six swept 10 an easy doubible-headcr for ihrec pilchtchers in laking llie win. when wh he iieglccied to pay forr'so i c c n u s *>'; . , slams, lo win the sccon;ond game and 020 000 2 - 4 5 7 * ncd 51.000. To tlicir 305 001 0 - 05 1 sweep S of Twin Fnlls A 10-0-0 and 8-5 wworth o of newspapers in lhe Lo;-0.S Ange- and Hncd earn a splil with thee HI ig h D e s e r i n4) ) ..«(V) Oavw. w.ieoi, Soamon* (2) «r»3 •] ers paid off on their '-S«amon» L -Fry Tuesday ' nighl. , Twin Fam A .000000 00-0 3 2 I Ics airpori. and Carbo, who spiipcnl lim e Sage in .American Legiegion baseball , , Jaroma 303 13-1012 1 iicililyte- proniise and rewarwarded LaMoita with Twin Falls was limitecc d to th r e e N,»el«onanaWynn.nn. Naacn.I Pnppani (5) nfx) Atiini; in ‘Alcalniz — he chose lhal fac Tiics^iiay. SncorxJ (jaox) — 19 monlhs later, hits in the opener while Joioe Pappani. «nl caicause he thought il would beicclcaiicr f T. The Sage, now 2-2 nin i le ag u e p la y . Po«it«:io 17415-10141 h IV i lll — LaMoita knockcdked out M arccI Ccr* 000 04 - 4 5 2 SSieve Harrison and Alann Rossi all ^0000122-504 thathan lhe Los Angeles counly S -8 ov e ra ll, to o k lhe firsl fir^ game 9-5. Iii«f, Cfyjlal, ScMS (2|. Cun«l |51 and , ir,Jin, c Jan and held thcllie cham> pionship for D ^fl L — Ctal MR — (PJ Koiroi, Hhad two hits and drove in tw o ru n s Olrfl,J«nw>n(l)«rK)».'S.S£!!i.„,n.«.-,.i were "'e notorious for their machin: Kcilh Sciiah drove in three runs, Cocftnial. JJ .Iklna I apiece. Pappani belted th e g a m e ’s In the days before pay-pt“ ew an(and gambling casinos took theth game 'I'l'*: snm c yearcar as the LaMoila- OViover, boxing was on lelevisio:ion every I'«-' fix. Rockyy GMziano G was sus- week and thc careers oftrthe lop pended for twot ye;years by lhe stale of Scoress and staats ngfighters often were conlrol•oiled by New York forr failingia lo report a ______Iesless-than upstanding ciii/.en:;ns. Tillc I’l'il’^-' attempt. The irony is the bribe shois were nol always awararded on "’as fora light againstaga Ruben Shank, [M7«] 1} 1 M:anr«7p. >1 IMi?i 3 0 0 0 SwaiBSi 4 0 2 2 IP IP II RER DB 50 > ftl’-fiojwtom mmerit, e a fact that Jake LaMololla dis- a bout that neverer wasw held. , ■ UVMd 4 0 JO0 t £w»30 4 0 2 0 DtttMLM 77 5 2 2 1 1 Unp«t»-tW-tW».Ticf»Si.Fol.J?r«.S«Dn3 Ikjji. frt!, Minfl.irt.S«nJ. merjc 3 0 0 11 f. f«mr It 4 t 2 0 BWmm t.3 2 1 1 0 0 tNnJSfutoc*tAXX A L standings &X«rv» 3 0 0 00 0 One 3 110 Ouju EbIDm«oi (VMO» OOOO0 Edw 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 W I M GB Tam 31: 7 2 •TctM 17 0 14 7 OxtrM PHU ST. LOWS . . . . P Tocru 4S » 615 -? UlWAtfdE DOSTONI Drwmr^ W.i3 7 Mercer _ A th t) CTKip CCD I® 100-1 , Rurkx 0 t 0 0 0 0 0pU9d1 4 0 0 0 ca»,e 4 110 4 4 1 Q 1 FftM6W2S 5 0 11 Ofnlr>S 2C0 «D COi-« * DUM SO 1 1.3 0 0 0 0 3 » r« n , Ta/1d 3 0 0 1 ■jr*d 4110 E-CoillOl Op-O«joo1,cx1,On«an32 100- R4a«n »)tbo>nnCri U kuiq ' i o ' : § r t ; ^ “ 5 J!S CcContinued from D1 Mercer, a tlabblabby 238Xi pounds, ^ r*; tJg Cv^l< i 0 1 0 Cm<« 'T-ril 4111 CrK*93S.I>vMndt 2B-Scr{-ScnWJdJl J(l-WW Unpt»-*ttT,.Oi*J)i*»,fru&»rtr«.5«cc»»llt«. C»Q^3(>6 4 0 0 0 l.4t36 3 0 0 0 0«%runa lb »: 4 2 11 D»«ciWWI* 40 10 17| Mft-ViriRmt3j.leftsn(l|Bn(1| CS-fl»»«(S) iMrO«.T)»lHMoBon Oauto'cC 4 0 0 0 Witnil 3 0 I'O was w a stopped 17 seconds into3 tlhe sec- losl by 2. 3 and1 8 p poinis on the three 4, 4 111 irvfrvyric 4 113 Sf-Xif, T-220 A-29JISS mcvffjB ington official scorecards,rds, WwDmsx Tr«rt. 3 2 10 as«. 3 0 0 0 IP HM RER tm SO 0 000 GP«%a» 3 110 ond 0 ” ' round May 22 al Washinj W L Ptt GO2 4 t 2 2 0»rJnjrj n OOOO OCa^ P«A 8T.tC),IIS d! I ^ u OloriBlil When asked if Fergu.sonF would be ’/ 3b y? - JV4 tc 3 0 0 0 Ccwon** 4 0 0 0 ROoenUlM 3 23 } « r na ' • r r>u UrrCnTS S!!! Mercer gol about 550,000 i 3; 30 scr >',, it-.-inpd a 0 0 a wIwtnt. tn 3 2 11 P.a 2 t-3 1 5 3 3 1 aWyH 3 2 10 CMuip0 10 1 0 0>.arnp OOOO lhe UK 36-ycar-old Ferguson, who w got charged tor nol rcponingrep a bribe, the M 3? K! t,,, 1 0 0 0 Pwjc«rjc 2 120 thqew t ' 3 i 5 ; 1 i s e - , 4 ,* 2 3 2 OSnti >1 12 11 Utti t<<1 t 0 1 0 Parfitfi I 0 t 0 51, districi aliorneyey said,s "W e’re not JJWn OOOO RMW 10 10 RMrat; i I 1 0 0 1 3 HftAiti s;5 2 3 2 r m l b 4 0 2 0 CMacxpP OOOO UuTf^fp OOOO SIC,000. !, MiKnc 3 0 t 1 .nep OOOO Omand Ot«ra3B 3 111■ :rtalt> 5 121 E«Wir1 A tape of thc fighl reveal.•ated the conisidering chargilarging him with any- C. TM« M r 7 7 TMritM Mtgg va»\w.i-3 i t 9 2 2 3 4 BttUtU 1 ( lairWp OOOO n 11 1“ r SWirt 1 11 0 0 0 0 0«Anc 33 '112 ajr»d 4 112 TcMi H i e i TcM 27 3 7 2 32'32-ycar-oId M ercer first offeTcrcd lh e " ''n E ;” , - ‘ U»M>M UOuo OIO 011-7 Urv<»-iiara.Ca/tra.rnl..rm.OTijrjftS«a«J. Etnxfirt «0 ' 123 AJcaarn 5 2 2 1 - ^oing to comment on ?uMi^>G«r« ' Oaan OCD 3t0 W-4 UcCulin3.Thr]l»n»mrom -Okranu S'5 122 PKpnc SO 10 PttaWpNaNa 030 ICQ CO^l bribe in thc third round, accorording 10 "c re nol goin IMGvraUlrcliM £-S{»»l!l. 5iro"(7).n«fi«H|WliiCmwiKI. T-231 A-21.744 Umjr«2!! 5S '1 1 0 AnxMp IOOO Sllcm I 2tO t® COi-3 MeMorgenlhau, who also saidJ "it‘ was slalus. is.’ is." Castleman .said, 0«>TUr<:t CiKjyj! 5«(t) DP-Ut.fM3 lOB-Uft Rmtip 1 IOOO( IK>W p OOOO C<>-PMaM{«»Mna2 l,00-P«»3ctfMt.a Lool Tawvi MU-j-a. I S 2tW!VJirtt,li).K»srwl13l.Pc3).Pru(8I.Ri«(t1 . lrs>V4[#i 1 1 10 0 0 Oft-a<[»i 1 1 1 0 29-4n*0(2ira<2l Ov<;»i|9).ChJacUcni2).GacTl2C| rCfrepealed numerous tiines aficraf lhe “lie is not beingg charged,"ch HH-UV»^|!0| V»»«rl51 S-lc»n.P«-jS-1 COUSAOO ATUWT<1>WTA UOmp 1 1110' Utanp OOOO M!-trMi|l2||I2) KR-tfta-^iO) CS-0Si-*(!| .I,;, 1-erguson, rcacluached at his home in etriH1 bl O tn H UUMP 1 100< 0 0 .« .9 1 0 0 0 (Viy(1lS-lS-OWacUoi third round." fit* Vert <. Drt^ 3. to mi;» IP M R £1 0 31 to wws 0(0 000 Parf|tp\ 1010 IP H RER 6D 50 J eferred all questions UMrfM fl ER Oil SO 1! J ? a HBO taped the fight, bul i Ieij>4.K»MJtC4(J Pvacp OOOO PMMCM y, James Binns. of . Wo^^c»lt^ 1 0 0 0 CMaUjerLTu , « 3 3 J § tel.televise il, UrJ :-3 3 2 2 2 1 1 S t Ti? 4 t 1 } C 3011 Tot* 41 13 17 13 TOM 10 10 OKwi , Philadelphia. BinnJinns was nol imme- ,, ft(!r»iiV.2fl I n 0 0 0 0^ 0 0 1 ^ 3 0 0 *ArUCarf 4 122 110 t 0 0 0 0 0 Cai'aru 2 2, 1 tlrurlb 4 0 0 0 SlUulauli "They were pnicticing forr Ihcl big- iiia(cly availablec forfo comment, '* & " ’ ' • Cm!«4U 4 0 100 Cocnc 0 4 10 0 PMMatMl no 020 201-13 Cc»r»w5.W54 S 1.3 5 I 1 2 4 ge:ger (Bowc-Dokes) fighl.I. said ..|.|y eaiegor Cr^/otihrri f.3| ol Om U-H («*« 0-11. 1 J 5 « 5hi*«c 4 0 0 00 lc lr«*2i 4 12 0 SlUua 20 COO 111-10 OMti .•gorically denied liis !i!: 0(02 i FWVip 1 0 0 00 & SntXip 20 11 E-tU0R!in|1|.Aic«ka42|S).AraM[2l DO-PhtdM- IW I r i 1 § § § ? »=>Daniel J, Castleman, chief ofal lhe In- guilt," aliorney' DtDominick Amorosa , Int'U ] :j »l DMnzt IVilrr.-jMr-M7-7i ; '»»nL.3-3 113 3 2 2 t 0 0 Tptmt^ 1 0 0 00 0 DSmnc" lO tO efMl.SlUwl.lOIlOB-ft,tlMn>1I.SIUu>« P«u v estig a lio n D iv isio n o f ihi , IJbpr. Fmm • ] 0 0 0 UcMap OOOO 2B-UTfxrwti2(4)■(4).Kft*2(70).Wer«nl1|.Or»^ laSrnJiSMSJ9 I 1 0 0 0 'l Ihe New of New York saidsail at M ercer’s ar­ M) it OoiKtl (Oj«» 6.7) OOOl AC0H[ft 1 0 1 0 Qmcti 0 1 0 0 0 irr3) }&-E>MrnKMKii|3)HR-Za4a(21.AlKU(l| Urrtvat-Ha-Horn. Dwi. Fro. Tjtt S«ccn3. Crrj;. York I 0 Frauds Bureau. “The ^6.7)435 !!,?X.rT0S-« ° ° P«T»ap OOOO^o^awip Sl jjOjOjOO C5-U»»drtii)^S-I»wi Sf~0iw>.0aUicn2 Thnj.Kakm migncmcnt. (Jc/rv3i >4) al Un^KOa (EiKlkunKn4«1604 4 C'rtFol.E.«M«5«w.Ud:cY. 5 Tct* S 4 7 4 : IP H REh BO SO T-2UA->a . » r™four tricking systems, and wew were ..j shockeded iand dismayed he Trrt.Hr>*, abiable 10 gel inlo thok* .systems. Kjrui Cr, iOrr« 4.4| il T«>» (Btftjrxr^ j .J „ J-323 A-00:« Cdcna oco 1C0 ceo-4 R/Sitw??* 1 iias even been indiendicied." USpn 013 2D0 0»-4 UDra 1 12 3 2 1 1 1 1 MCAOO) SWDCGO “The tapes confinned that, . E-CnU<(ai.C*1(e) DP-C3P-Cc*nU2.A«irui. Ujuut2321110 II Mercer Roslynn Mauskuskopf. an assistant I 7C«i>nO Mi.TM»£»£ 10&-Cd04.wni2(l|.Ca«'*- WM 1 12-3 2 3 3 1 1 Vrc«31>3> 9 0 0 0 GriXarR, iOlO repeatedly TCf attempted lo pelersuade district allomey,/, askedas be set al | A tntI « c h tl ^(2O).Gvi(li|.liiTt*|l0).E|tO).DSiM«i|13| HR- a in ii I Smt>s2tift 40 10 GO»rju SJ20 p,., N L standings Vitocf 4 0 0 0 IV«»|W>2» S 0 3 0 AnK*nnS-t«>ai $F-an-ftiuMf. 4 4 1,3 7 '4 3 2 2 Crwalb > 9 110 G ^ rf SO 20 Ferguson ' to let Mercer win,'n," Mor- SIO.OOO. but Judgiadgc George Roberis E«ilDM)En (WiTTja 3 110 U -MWd w 4 0 10 SRMd 2 1 0 0 1 0 P«t« 1 2 1110 Auncnp 2 t ti«tTo» 21 IJ :u «<04 TeM 31 ] } : TeMTctM 34 1 0 1 StnaiSlI . 1 0 0 0 0 1 mttrhtl ttrhU Ljuc ’ ! ! ! ! » ; !!i! LaMotta. 1 ______c VMOMkti PS-Chm JCMrf 5 (0 0 0 HJfti 4 111 IAM>if< 40 13 Grttns 2 0 0 0 W L Ptt 0808 Tent* 09(SO VD CC9-2 Urt*n-4lcn«. FtTQ«, fnl.~M.O)rMI,.4.7 e 3 2 ] 2 4 ,7 KTrgS ' 3 0 0 0 GnacmcfG 4 I i i PMTHc3t> OOOO E-U-47.TcusJ Scarlvi ? 210’ o” 0^ o’ 2“ ;cr is guilty o f being h Sjn;rarousi)ln«n}itti (n) K ’»“K a " PiV»»cf « 0 1 00 U Udtshp^ IOOO 2B-G^(tO).LJn3iWU) StMJcflM(1!|.lU™(31 AirxrtWJt« t 1 t 0 0 t 1 It.it. If I was fighling. I'd ne\levcr be- |n^y_ dumb and i WmrmUfBOrrm Wtgrwp 2 0 0 0 StMpSI OOOO IP H REH Ba iO U.«SJ3^ 1 t 0 0 0 0 l i , fid in ep t. I f he had a Chogo |Gu.-r« S «) tl Sv CMgc 0 KnaO r lieve him. If thc guy (MMercer) Ferguson,n, asa so many olhcrs F 2 «p n sia™ ™ » t . !T '“ iV.".1 2 ■ Took M 0 121 An« 7 8 9 3 3 2 9 dOl tlvw Ycrt (SJiiMi 3 2 2 1 HI,C4Tj«rtt>WI-AJouC7|.iwC7|.GrttKm(10|.LW PrA pKMD ta 1 b«!baCat r r lon (Otticmt I 2<°0 A-11031 firsl time, June 1947, he said '• FM*» 1 0 0 0 H RER OS SO T-300A-2 t lid fighl, in no condil:ndiiion, wilh a 52.5- J 0S2 120 OCO-4 Urert«r«9»3HMin»«nria7ri OagrvM 2 2( 0 0 0 HAaci 1010 UcCaarfr lolS^lb 4M0 difdiffcrcncc. 1 was loo stupid pri««i 4 110 Bmraa i mS m “OC IU 01>-? H8P-irN4CroU(ICrn#«|V .BrMfi S( ■a 10 10 &rMrt 2 0 0 0 t r - ''' 'i payday concom ing up." p • 3 1J J BoniXi 4 } ] ° DP iifttwaMCft-SMatB.i*'0.umNcal2e- UT((n-HaT«,Pcncn.FV«.iFM.BASaccnl.OMun. U«V«C 3 3( 0 0 0 pS?I? 3 0 0 0 U nm ^ 4 0 0 0 EOa^l 2100 seared.” (tO|.UMm(7) ThW.Hcfn J0)>w1b 4 ( 1 be callcd anolhcr 4 , , , AnM(17).lAn(7).PMMO(t0|. 4 0 0 0 GrMdwl 4 12 0 b 4 0 10 m H REIR EH BO SO UcRrOI I I ??§§ K . Boxing holds thc r HOUSTON CMCHto w n GaaS3b 5210 i j Pw«i[ft 1000 ’ “” ®S£p^ looS other ot^ offer. The same SI00,10,000 to sweet seiepee B. ccri!'' *120 v S S ' OOOO 0 Lmtt S l-l 10 i1 i 0 2 ; • t tl H 4 130 BOarftd 40 10 Wbalvcfi 1010 flQ :k eyes. Thc record t 4 0 0 0 AiniiUCkl ■•} 2 t t 1 0 0{ B«o2» 1010'o Rl RcM t 40 10 Sni'ea2« 4 0 0 0 figure out a w ay lo lose to tc B illy ( ^ a 1 0 0 0 iu5«<^ 4 0 0 0 . 0 < 00 0 0 0<' FTMrd 3 0 0 00 U la w n 4 111 CUlW 3 0 0 0 ToM ' IIOTO*^' irStS Fox, Fo also at thc Garden. AAt fircr for tl’c w ords "ii‘il was\ fixed" at the f 1 1.3 1 0OOOO C*rmtti 1 0 0 0 U PA rp IOOO Omuu 3 Jake didn’t say yes, didn't1 says no! end of nn eveningling. By now, it's n ' ^ TcM ? ] « ) TM Sa*n "*5^ ' ' ' 1 1 0 6 ewtrsp OOOO0 RRSr«oo«<C»r2,Tim InA/galnl.>nl.l00-5arFnnOict&UaA/9*t9 the mistake o f forgforgetting to train, or ^ 0^^I^NMV^.iaM3MBi 7.NnIHrmrat 1 1 0OOOD Bntil , 4 0 0 00 0Owe 3 0 0 0 t.ioe-x«»«6tr&trtT«i»7.2B-UnJ|7).Ocnu- . l«-4Un)«i(»w(tj 5Ji-SatijTtar«.V(arMMei bCbe his. Jake says. “Theylicy double-crossed Hom 0 0 0 0 1 0 ISOO B m s a . ' S T » ^ 1 A-44414 BUratW,;^ 3 1-3 0 0 0 I 1 3 Vr*fl3e 4 111 B*VSf* iiii ’ IJ 0 0 0 0 1 The bribe, according |o Jake, me.” Doublc-cros!rosscs, now they're ^ m t must be made nnd acceptp led by the worst. t

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a t I s st H C ycling team 1 p la ce s 3 in toto p 10 nOlSG - Three memberss o f — win Falls' Real Dairy Cyclii am placed in Ihe lop 10 o f l! Send us r o u nid H esiivc-Spiril Bieyclc Classic dur-di yourresusuits lg Ihe Boise River Festival S: AUBURN HILLS. Mich: (A tirda'rday. The Timcs-Ncwsrws cncour- will go where ami when in ihc fii round of Real Dairy's liric Rumps, a^ 242 . ages readers andJ oi organiza- Wednejday nigln’i NBA drill? one ^ S S S S S S I lions lo send us resulesults of lo- look: ve;irc;ir-old lioisc nalive. won tl 1. Oriindo — Oirit Webber, 6-9,6 forward, SSSSSSS l-tnilc racc in in 46.26 minuitUles Michigan ... Teamt wiih SliaqI tolo form1 impoi- 1 ;iverage speed of 31,14 mpnoh dropped off ing from line. Bui will Magicc bc able to pay at -The Times-Newlews office anyone clie? ^ S S S S S 'Iliclie r;ice consisted of six laps 1 (132 3 W). mailedd (P.O.(F Box 2. Rlllldelphit - Shawnn Bradley.D> rour-milc circuit in downtov cenicf. DYU ... 76er» jici eilherier revolullonaryn .548, Twin Fulls. 833(^3303-0548) baileibill p1»yerorbigge« buH in s s s s s i s s j^.ff or FAXed (734-5538;538). 3. 0«Ucn Sute — Jamal Mai Lancc Larrabee and Je ncludc first forward. Kentucky ... Addi even mortn iasscr, bolh ofTwin Falls, tooktoi should inch 2S5SSSEiS Gass , j-jjj. and last names anta n d h o m e - U) already poieni (bui imall) lineuj thlird ird and lOth respectively f 4. D illii — Anfernee Hardlardaway. towns for all peopioplc mcn- ituiiil, McmphI* Slaie ... "i’cnny" I^calcal Dair}’. ,1 tioned. the date andind placc of to he he>l player in drsfl and MavMavi sbiolulely I'ifly-ni)ic racers started ll never scorcs ileal him. Joint Jimmy Jackton iin backcoiin .tinpeiiiioi), Fony finished, wiwilh whatevi of '90» — snd beyond. nee placcs won forr the th e p a n ic i- 5- MlnneioU — J.R. RiJer. APpholo slOWiowcn-iiiers pulled from the ra Jer. 6.$. guard, panls. Please includelude a name UNLV ... Timberwnlvei would ^ they dri)p[>ed off the pace. 'TheNBAdr.draft begins today. Amongfng the prospective picksIS from left, J.R. R ider ofDf U N L V , C a l- Ih . and number whereere editors away or Maihbum hul lake tcoii Thc top caliber racers had ai codtolaiion. bert Cheaneney of , Shawn Braen Ch wi>rk•ork through a pack o f Masie burn of Ken'sntucky. nccJcd. riTTward. Indiana ... flat \kill>. Inilcrmcdiate lci and Beginning Hiiutier NBA jint and lo rrplacc'lacc tnuled liar. ' j Photographs aree wwt elcom e. vey Granl. cciisi.•iiseti riders w ho w ere given I 7. Sierunenta — Dohbyy Hurley,>1 6 0 . I B - M vo-iiiinulc hcail stan. guard. Duke ... Kingi luve fallenlien in love with M en's 165. him hul need Ki make lure hc call all hll J _P g tpinach. radley,, W e b b) e r to^^ver ~'arey power-lifting Will Dilworth. weigveighing in at K. Milwaukee — Rodney RogcRogers, 6-7. for- 221. lifted 1.240 to place pla th ird in ward. Wake Fotc\l ... Sacramenmicntci may regret l eL'am m grabs 15 trophies^ Open Men’s 242. pa»»ing over toligh, vetMlile Hogclogcn. 9. Denver — Vin Daker..6-11, 6-1 forward. .SALMON - Tlie Carey Powiwer Season Stocking lottotalled 680, HanfonI... Drafl'j fir^i "jleeper."ier." Baker givei I I * ac power-lifting leam had all1 *.six winning the Teen DivDivision, get- i'iufigcli hig body but imall-forwai)rwaidikilli, V -Tiver NBB A d r aaft piclks IllL-lllicmbers place, tolalling 15 trtro- ting second in Women'nen's Division 10. Detroit — Acic Eail, 6-106-10, cenler-for. ward. Iowa ,„ Bringt tome Bad I hies, at the Rocky Mounlain Re-R and claiming Bests t W o m e n 's Uoyi as ajinj; riiinni I17 in retool a u b u rIN n HILLS, Mich, an1 ir impact — his first gan:inie." at sixth. "Aiul l.c he plays well. ional Cham pionships here Ju:June Squat. (AP) — Chriliris W ebber, 6 fed. 9 W'ebber eb said Tuesday. "T‘T w o th o u g h 1 i lo n ’l ihhink ir he’s (]uile 5 11. Detroit (from Miami)ll) —- Lindicy inches of■ bbasketball talent, year:ars off haven't hurl him, h ready phvsicatlvIv for Pairick ' ])„ Hunler. 6-2. guard, Jackson Sla Dustin Hennefer had a three-l; iifi 54.7 earns 2nd hahalf thooter who can ipell hoih Iiiah 1 loolis ‘ik,: »a Ihigh school kid. So He's agile. He can run1 the Bwing. .S'luuiniiiclie O-Neal or ii;il of K95 pounds, taking first before eveniually ilarting. d o Jam al MjMashburn, 6-8. Cal- floorDor. H e's nol a project." D avid Ri)l>iiis()ti." I hle e Teen i 1 Division, second in ll J win at golf scramamble 12- LA. Laken — Qirii Mil Mill! 6.6. for. bert Cheantiney. 6-7, and J.R. AsAs a BYU freshman. Bradadley |-or ba.skciballI skills. s Killer Bill DcWalil. ward. Ariiona... Efvm Jotmion>n wouldwi be ten- n . ■ r ^ ij>cn Men's 132-pound Class..H I e TW IN FALLS - Bil limcnial choice, bul Lakert can'tn-t ppai. on Wor- Ridcr. 6-5. a v/eraged e r ; 14.8 points. 7.77 re- prefers Maslibiirrirn iiiul ll;ird- lso received Hesl Bench, BeBest Orville Keniber Sr.,, MaMaggie Rup- Ihy-tike Mllli. That’s wha'hat they get for hav- boun>unds and 5.2 blocked sliiiliots. away, who llgureTC 1„ p i. Ih in l icadlifi and Bcsi Overall Teifeen peri. Barbara Frithth aand Keith 13. UA. aip pm — Allan n, ring publicityity phoios taken with Hee Ithen left for Australalia. (Gitldeii .Slale) iitidml touiUi (f)al- I iCi^.illcr. . Mills combined to scorscore 54.7 net guard. Tenneijee ... Clippcn thnlledlhairmeihrii siHlWn Brudlj ■iKWler falli imo iheir lap. idlcy. wherhere he played an averagege of las) ill llic ilrafl. ChipCll Wood lielicd 965 pount and win the second secsection of thc M. Indliia — Doug Edwardvatdi, 6-9. lor- " W h c n I Vwas 9 months old. abouloui one pickup game a wt■veek. "Maslilnirii. .ii(.-S.cjiiM 6- 'koa elling firsl in M en's 14K. secoi;ond' G ary 's W estland Mot sse v - I siMcncyJ ’‘"I""”'" ”"' old." Braillidley said. "I’ye al- Slate Hrandonhi Hennefer, a firsl-liiilj,„y GolfCourse Sunday. 13. AlUntt — l-uciou\ Hanii.mil. 6-3. guard. w a y S bC C n;n different, but I era!al NBA leams bul refuseced lo "He has u> •Ij:el '' l f ‘>iU:ci in - ;)m])ctilor, tolalled'95(). nnisliiiIiihi! Michael Magallan. Mike Mil Redman, U>ng Bcach Siaie ... Alhlelic iCDWuiii can puvh w o u ld nOt Chchangc befng 7-6 for workork oul for them because, )oshc and Pal Stacey Augmon lo furwaid wherelere he belonci. , . '*=• side, bui no onelie's iioiiig 10 ,1^1],Mil in Open M en’s ISl and fii Ed Benoit, Kelly Dosl in the world. I love said.lid. "That wouldn't have b 16. New Jeriey — Terryy Dchcrc,D 6-4, a n y t h i n g m been guard him oulsided e . 1 Ic .s u o iiig ii,1 j'j. Tccn II. Do.shier finished secondnd uat 55.9. guard. Scion Hall ... liow con\convenient lhal b eing ta ll." f a iri r tt o m e . " ll) dribble ;n-miiulml ihcin. he’s Another firsl-lime lifter, IJiBen lliird went to Jim PactPackard. Byron hometown hero land\ in Meadkadowijndiio ams like lhal aboul DeDespite Bradley’s lack of>1 ex- jtoiijg [() shool Juiiij compenuie for iragic lo^v of Peim’etrovic. , . , iiiip crs. icckcr, had an KI5 loial. He loilook Jc‘n.sen, Shirley Stniuglin.glm. Jerry Frith I/an E»ci. 6-1. 'i n n . to o . A\nd ni thill's why one is posu:jsure, GMs are drooling n 1156.7. 17. Chulotie — Nick Van n the "Manlaw;iy. ;ii (■>■'!.f> c;iii drib- Ihirdlird ill Teen II and fifih in Op)pen Murphy witli 56 (iuard. Cincinnali ... Addt tuugloughncii. even a b o u t to COVover Bradley wilh a thee p possibility of reeling in ISS. 1 k' n e e d s 10 mote iravh lalk. 10 fine (and,1 cocky)cc> yom.g pjj^ g f mey — a very, very bigg'g'gest fish available. It t I Ills )!;inic im- k ' money. lainl;inly appears he'll be drai•ai-Jed >' l«. Utih — Ulhcr Wright,,7-2. 7-2 cenier.Sc- ' ‘'H o f ni m ore presses .tie a loi. lon Hall ... Ja22 go for projectjccl wilh Mark B r a d le y\ iis expected lo be ahealead of seemingly ni Scores aiind stats> ____i______Eaton Juit about ihrough. , ,, , drafted no> lowerI than second provioven players like Kentuckc k y ’s S a c ra iiie iilo . ;ilI No.N 7. will bc ------19. BoMoa — Ervin Johntonnon, 6- I. fot- . . lashburn. M emphis Statate’s followed hy Mil-iluMukec ;ifid PBH 1:00.61 ward. Ncw Otleani... When overall Wcdridnesday nighl. MasI 9-10 66 backsiroko — J.T.i.T. PhillipsP wai laM time Cellici draftededhigguy h wi«> O r la n d o) hasI; the firsl pick Anfenfernee Hardaway. UNLLV’s Denver bet'orc Deiroil Dc closes tM k 1:16.63 wasn\ a ilitr? Al lean ihii one>ecanrundo«n ci ^/hilee I the M agic are in- Ride:ider and Indiana's Cheane>ey. out the lollery picpicks with two Hyrlupcrt Distances results 11 -12 60 bachslfoko — Josh Williams court wiihout tripping. 1:04,27 ’ the possibility of a WlW h y ? consecuiivc chnic■ ic ... TIk- l.os ■ 20. Chirlotte (from Sann Aniiinio)A - trigucd by II /ood Rivor Oolphins Swim Toam 13-14 66 backstroke — Zach2act Laiham George Lynch, 6-K. forward. NoiNorth Carolina Bradley-Shatiiaquille O'Neal duo. "I"I ' often ask mc that questis tio n . A n g e le s l.a k c ts , ;il N u. 12, w ill VVmni/innois Irom Juno 19 mou! .il ftuporl 53.86 Homeli can'l reiixl local pnxluriKlucl and solid .,r^ |m:aning ,p loward Michi- too,"o." Bradley said. "But ihihis is be the firsi ot' k ki i s l 's n h i y o l 'f Di5l.lii5lancc5 in yards 8-undor 33 broaststrokoI — Broct Shouo allaiound player. ' Girls'iris' rc.iults ener- leams lo drafi. 50.04 21. PonUnd — Scoll Burrcll;ii..66-7.forward- gan's Webbeiber. Next is Philadel- whalhal 1 would say from a get 0 undorund l33mcdloy rulay — Ashtoa> 9-10 66 broaslslroko — WilliWilliam McNoal guaid. Connccllcut Hcllacioucious defender; p h ia. and gCgeneral manager Jim al m:m anager's point of view:: , Like Deiruii.. ( Orlanilo and .ifHult, Anmo AlciO, Jasmmo Nooson,5"- 1:28.48 illa/en can cany guy with offcn loniquo Lloyd 3:19.00 ’rr™".' Lynam liasIS already said he'll "Y"Y ou've got Ihis person % Charlolie havee IWO l i r s l - 11-12 66 broaststroko —-T T.( .C . Andrews • 10 l33m«dioy roiay — Danart 1:14.00 22. Ctevelind — MalcolmiMKkcy.Mi. M: lake BradIidley if Orlando love:ives the game of basketbibalj, rounders. Miami ;iiida: Situ /\tlIo- Barovarovollo. Darcy Robons. April Friondl'’o'y. 13-14 60 broaststroko —- LarsLa Olson forward. Georgia Tech ... A bitlil rsraw bul good d o e s n ’t, w hho o is more athletically skii nio have to wail I'or IV Ihc secoml imic Kuniz 2-22.22 57.32 fcboundcr and ihol blockcf who'i:ho-ii add lough- G o ld en SSlate ti GM-coach Don thanlan most people his hei^ 1-12 266 mudloy relay — Srtasla Mai'’ay- 0-undOf 33 bullorlly — Broc Shouo 42.00 neii 10 M>ri leam. round, and NewV Y’ o rk h a s 1,0 i)w. Runo Thomas, Gma Robons. ho has potential. And ihei 0 .1 0 3 3 fly— Lovi McGonlQ.,oni(jal 30.91 , 23. Seanle — Creg Graliam.n. 66-4.guard.-, In- N c ls o n . Wh(/ho holds the No, 3 who s seleeiions al all. Kntriontfionno Laiham •5:18.06 11-1260 tly — T.C. Andfow;Jfows 1:18,09 ,' diana... Talented leam lamJi hardlard worker wilh p i c k , a lso C laiul are _ j.x. Hips 1:05.00 guard, Alabama ... Need backcoikcoun help and didn’t cvenn c o m e c lo s e ." b uJt t jyou can'l leach them I I-12.10 ll-1260froo — Bo Blanioninlon 57.94 among ihe leams, lluili| luive |Hih- 9.10• 10 (6C backslroko — Onrcy Robons had lucceii wilh 'Bama kid Horry s o " n k sss s something equally toi bbe e t a ll." 13-14 66 Iroo — Torry Towrrown 44.32 23. Chlcigo — Adonii Jor licly slaled a desireire 10 d e .i!. ' I2.0e 9-10 133 (roo rolay-L ovi,0vi McGonioal.f guard. Kanui ... Uulli had atIt Icileast marginal unllkcly hapappens, Bradley will AnAnd Bradley is siunnin 1-12 60 b.icksiroko ~ Gma Robons Zack Mayhow. William McNiMcNoat, J.T. lucceii whh lail Jordan iheyy drafted.dr I’lus. be a Sixcr.r. But will he be an lall.,11, e v e n b y b a s k e l b a l l stan- s t "There are enmiough Icaiiis ... 1 01 ( 00 Phillips 1:59.31 Adonli il good defender, penetrate yer in the NBA afier dard;ird s . in a soniewluiiII a j : j ! r e s s j v e ' 33-M ' '| 66 b.ickslroko — Jamio Lnroso50 • 11-12 266 (roo rolay —Bo B ot Blanion. Alas- 26.OriMd0(fromNcw Yotk)- 05 73 : that mode." Pi)rilaiu! vicc v presideni lair Duncan, Josh Williams,ims. T.C. An- lell, 6.3. guard. Florida Slate; ... ProvenI w.n- S ittin g OUI tWtwo years while oniiiiy .i]u i ii 1-12 66 Irou - Jamio Hay 50,66 ------5<*uno, tdon------2 eoboflinnor — 3,'Chad Evoi p ile d 52-29-3 record and said.1. ' 'T v e never conipl.'tincd ;ii>oul ;ii> Ihe liinc iind I3M31-1C6 (too — Jamio Laroso 48.22 Evoretl, Buhl clo sc friend and form er bo.s;wss Jim Valvano.affecl- H •undor 133 Iroo rolay — Naialio Grooroon, 80 junior — 2. Dallas Taylorlyler, Joromo irt. 1 love those cluillengcs.,. Ihcil sa!ist';iclion of S ed his decision, resigned:d 'Tuesday as football ■ p ro p e lle d the tl Atlantic Coast effort, H.iiiii)i.iiiii) Roak, Anmo Alcid, Moniquo Uoi.loyd 80iniormodiaio— 1, Mikeike hNelson, Bur- coach a( Nonh Carolina Slatiitale. H Conferenceice leam into the na- winnining those bullies. 2 5Df5D84 loy lional spotllotlight wilh annual ,.. But if you don'l feel phy■hysically up u> ih c a • iO10 133 Iroo rolay — Apnl Friodly. 125 lu.nior — 3. Cofbp Larson.Lars Burley Sheridan. 51. would notIt di.sclosed his illness but R >bens 12s Iniermodialo — 3. CraigSraig BaftleH. llenge you feel like ynu .ireire nol living up to ;imii) Kunu, Krisla Ray, Oarcoy Robe said it j-s not JifM hr^atcninining. He said hc can no K appeal:>earanccs and top 25 chiille .02.9-1 Joromo responsAiililies iluii you luivlave. I’ve never rc- ,,.,2 ■oynolds. Twin longer give .100 pcrccni to the couching profes- ' BH K ^ * 9 |n | finishes^ ‘ the rc 1-12 26G f'uu rot.iy — Kryslal Barovo)vol- ISSonport— 1. Rich Roync lied one miniiie. T hat’s Ihe ih< gre;ilcsi ihing 10.). NnNicolo Johnson, Gma Robons, KrisIfisly Palls sion . "Tiiere: is no one thing.” he gretlc ,Opono»pon— l.Rich RoyiReynolds, Twin Ul our profession, ymi do il bcc;iuse I you love • um: 4:15.17 R eferring to V alvan o’s de:death in April al age 47 H said. "Ourur |profession — it’s abtiui 3-M 2G0 (a-0 rolay— Jamio Laroso,JO, Falls Jl tiecause you li;ive lo tio il." after a 10-month fight withIh ccanccr. Sheridan said: | ke a calling. Coaches it nol '• Siinr.ihar.ia M.iyliow, Bnll Polorson. Jamionie 25 * — Tom McCracKon,n, SiSunVolioy uni hours. Every July Qu;luarlerback coach Mike O () ’C a in . .V), w h o Ray:ay 3:10.19 • Racos ol Sundoy, Juno' 20 inii Proslon "Tlie message was that rcalh:ally nothing is more im- ATVCurtis Jones.. EdfEdpn S h erid an pi.,n ed Ihe W t;irp;ick in I'JS.S ;iml ;im is ;i liiseip le o f portant than your health." tly entire year and 1 joined oys' rusulls 80 booinnor — 2. Chad1 Evofon.Eve Buhl r id a n , w ill la k e o v e r ;is N.C. N. Slate's ^2m\ ^ Valvano led ihe Wolfpackack to an NCAA bxsket- carcan tell you in July whal I amm ddoing almost every Sherii 1 • 12 2GC modloy rolay — Bo Blanion:on: 80 lumor- 2 . Dallas Tayloraylor, Jerome ]ir 80intormodialo — I.KeilySoily Swopo. Twin weekend of the year." footb;ball conch. T.C.>■C. Andrews. Josh Williams. Aiasioir ball championship in 198!983 and Sheridan was wei Falls he two hugged and cried as;i-. Sheridan lefl the luncan 3:50,50 hired as football coach in\ 1985. IS Valvano bccamc 1Tlie lime, commitment andd energycr most college Tlie 3-1.1 2CG modloy rolay — Malhow Me-U( 125o»pen — I.Picti Royntleynolds. Twin ium after his news conl'ereiii.ence. SheriiJ;in saitl athlclic director thc next ycyear and served in ih at. foofoolball coaches pul into a seasonsea has increased podiu: luni. Torry Town, Bon Town, Zach Lath.La Falls 250 oxpori — 1. Rich Royntloynolds. Twin two had clo.'ie personal in ithe past decade with the pupush to win to keep he finirsl coached O'Cain as ;i niiilliiilli gr,Illcr in S o u th • .imm 3:31.973: posiiion until 1989. Tlic tw 8unc•undur 33 bacKstioko — lan Cavanainaoh Falls and business relationships.1. sosome r athletic depariments aflafloat, but Sheridan Caroliolina.

I V I e x p e r iIENCED i I I p )urt toda; B.O.R.E■E. presents AuburnI gets its cday in coi G O L F BALL ] AUdURN, Ala. (AP) —— Auburn’si testify before ihethe infmctions panel. For- tapes.pes, and wc do have his assessn T h e Si t t h A n n u a l football program gets iLs dayJay in court mer coach Pat Dye.Dj who rc.signcd in tlte Hee wouldw nol comment on the t :kcd by «P before the NCAA Wcdncsdi:sdoy, more wake of tlic NC/ICAA charges, also is ex- validiilidily, which had iKcn aliackt J ai i c k p o t s loyal- than l^^ years after former: playerpli Eric pcctcd to bc prcs«resent. Dye’sye’s atlomey and the school's 1 p M m. $ 7 :s. Ramsey went public with his play-for- Ramsey’s lawawycr, Donald Watkins, ists. 2 0 0 c at llie J ______pay allcgniions. - said the coijuniltilittcc coulil Icom a lot by Muse Mu said Ramsey’s presence laring would not have any effe Thc NCAA’s infractionss commitlccc( listening to tapesXS lliat Ramsey rccordcil hearir A L S O N E W'SHIPMENT S I ub u m 's defense. is SCI to review nine charges5cs of major sccrctly to back:k ui p his c laim s o f getting Aubui ND N A M E Off-road race foror cars, (rudls, & buggies . i s take rules violalions leveled againslinsl Auburn cash and otherr improperir benefits while "What "W we've attempted to do i; lete and GOLF BALLS! by NCAA investigators. Tlicle hearingh in hc played at Aubiubum u nder Dye. eachch allegationj and do a complet Kansas City, Mo., could lastit oneoi or two Watkias saidid heI let Auburn officials exhuu.huustive investigation of that."," M use '------July 3 ; , 1 9 9 35 hear the tapes:s ffor Ihe first limc last said.id. "In‘ cach o f those cases w e'n:’re pre- in Dump Road, north of Qolfolf CCourse. days. 510 Main Ave. N. Race starts at 9:00 a.m. on Thc sanctioning body willill leaveI< il to m onlh ut the rcqucstrc of thc NCAA, senlinniing to the NCAA the resultssofthe * / . Pwin Fall.^. idaho S p o c t a htors are FREE I Ihc university lo announce Ihcthe decision Auburn hiredan an audio specialist lo au- investvestigiilions." Last November, llie NCAA acaccused oncc a mling is made. Auburnium officials ihcnticntc thc recordings,re< hc said, and La-; 733-6577 I 2 2 UI Sponsors are optim istic a vprdict w ill bebc in before the panel shouldlid listen1 to th e tapes. Aubu:ubum of mics violalions ilial nuinatclied ^•4=5 ''^ O pun 8 -f> aims Ranvsey liad bech making I football season opens Sept. 2. “Lawyers havla v e a w ay o f p olishing claim: "E P»l>- TWIN FALLS . r,Mhm^O0im coiild result and spit-shiningng 0 product lo make it licly:ly fori months through thc mcdi ^ A mling against Auburn coi : M ^ s o f PProfcs^^ionnl r e«« BOHHIIUIOriO m O A D in at least two years of probirobation; rc-’ mosi favorablee toK your client," he said, hiss nttomatt cy. ju ip m cn t cm iting lim its and n o iclcvisioision or bowl "It’s anoiher thingihii to sit and listen lo Among Aa olhcr Ihings, ihe fonner« rp la y - „ ;s Steve GoiiE q.\upnicnont &. Supplies o- T.r.M|r£hM^ U O f f O T appcani^s for a year. NCAAAA ofTicials voices, tone, ihcIhc ebb and flow o f con- e r said soi former assistant coacl^cs I».Tk»>W«U»» Tr.TiudiCe^^ fir rmcr re- •C ustom Clubsbs ‘Bags •Golf UiX t e w i n Cm m Pi have said. versalions.” Dennicnnis and Lany Blakeney. form A Birmingham attorney:y 'who has Auburn Pitsidsident William V. Muse cmitiiuiting coordinator Frank Youn;in g and Balls •Accessoiso ric s ‘ R e p n ir : the charges acknowledgedI NiMonday that the school boostirosters gave him cash nnd olheifier pro- •Refiniahingng 'Lessons L— worked with Ramsey sincc th( — bccamc public said the ex-plajplayer could had hired anI e;expert "lo review the hibitebitcd benefils. I -0 '« iimos-iNows, Twin Falls,Is, IdahoIc Wodnosday, Juno)3 3C 0 , 1993 ______

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ProclO»mW. t.MJ.500 5 370 00 383 20 -3 50 M,irM,v V (3 04 3 0 5 1 3 00 H30I01 -0 2 mo.n,1150, 100B)»ac»«.r 00 05 6005 00 50 60 02 - 1 M190M3M3S0?380 70 364 60 . 3 50 NorVinTM 1.021.600 2 Mnr 3 04 3 05 3 00 3 00» -021 «>.val|..8h«:50licarloni.(SH S’srs’- “ ' 3(M 20 386 40 >3 50 Sun>^aleM.^ 1.S31.600 Jul 3 01 3 03 2.99^ 3 VI' I IS^W.^SOQ.'toiHj IO^OO^ ^ (10 40 60 4 5 0 5 90 00 1 5 -.J 2 J Ai. 380 00 3M0 WalMvl « 1,740.000 I 2 : i GrainsI S r noto IW70 80 15 B8I7 - 4 388 00 368 00 - 3 50 100ai2».13 00,n^»ll,l3 8W2 0575 «53 M55 - 1-13 ^ g TeIMM AOS 1.732.200 4 VailorG'O'nt Wi>n'.0P<-n.nt'54.OT2. Kip 103 M1 70 *350 CORN 0 00. motHjr 9 00,10 Of ir»n 4 ^ D« 392 00 393 50 392 000 393 60 ^3M ZJvyMt U3l]400 4J?? PiMitor-lHialpw; tn,.hol. g,..,, oat., COR •lon«i»Uk8 1.M0.200 11S^ r.s" can ond t>«nr. pw Ihundred «i>iolil 5.00<5.000 bu mWmum. doOort por buiM 1, no Quola. Ixuloy 14 00. miiodg'a'n JulJul 2 18< 2 10X 2I7;< 2 17.V17,'; -Oi;; CHICAGO (AP)-USOA-A - MflfOr polalo FOU ’''''j', ^ .,, 39850 .3 40 . t4CO.oal.J5 56.ct0, coin J4 CO (15% nK>»lurn|. Pn«» S«PSap 2 24 W 26’^ 2 24>i 2 24.-241 — 001 Miipi*nopolnUUS lAHond.londoy lUMtli 100 Ib lack, non ™‘', *' r, Rangeni DocDoc 2 SI'S 2 3U 2 33 21301 33 •00‘i HrtAColo(i» lOOccMcounl.Co*o,.do1l 00-14 0(}, ) M.; c»mi par Ib. SILVER May 2 40 !45'1 • OOK Idtt'o 1200-14M 8,000 n>yot;c»>ti par tT)» ex. OMoipaon OomI 0%aan a Inc ol Goodmg. rncKirlad MR olula '-Inr jr c»rt 70 60 count. CoWndo 40 10 4625 4742 4757 -O' 4390 4563 .11 5 '•* ' Albwltont iwry m MounlAin Ifoma, $2.72. bariov Jul 49 • OO-'I Ru»ati50lbcanoni parcvi 4550 4570 4405 44 67 - 8 Sap 2 45 ' Aug ,4579 .115 ConAgra 2&'t •*X / U 50 Dnc 2 45 2 45-i 2 43X 2 43S ■ ” Sap 445 0 404 0 441:441 5 4595 "114 Coon IIU .K Rted Crain and DanDann in DuM and Itaninn rspcru ll>« 40M 4005 4040 4 0 '' 0 Doc . 451 0 4700 4yi44 7 0 464 5 .11 5 . 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E-2 TimoR-NowR, Twill 1-alli-alli. 10at!o__Wxiitoucday, J u n o a o a 2 2 2 ______Business»s ------T h e!Tiines^Sews» D o w dd r o p s 111 o n b aad ecorl o m i c rn e w s Ia m SIFIEI irvicc -- -- icture of liic economy j|( ^ Knight-Riddcr News Servi ,,,,,, I "The basic picti me plione call! I Reach mote tlian 53,0(10 reireadetsaday wlthjustonei _June 2y. 1 remains one i.fIlf uncertainly." rc- M :\V YORK - TIk'e Dowi; ituiiis- ! marked ecoiioniisnisi Daniel C. Sclo al S al iruiK toll 11 I'liinK lo doclo se .11 .'^MS ! Nikko .Sccuritic'lies. "There was nol , TucM lay, alior rallinu ;isIS much n as 2-1 much cxcitcmem111 in the leading indi- I'liiiils til a si'ssion low, ol toi- t' ■ ■■' ■' ■ • c ato rs. W e kneww- ;ab o u l SO pc rc cn i o f low inj; .i l^.iUcry ol' inci'iichisive itio i Ihc report beforerc i il w as released. oci'iHiinic rcporis ilialI a|appealed lo j ^ E ^ Z Z Z ^ Z Z-: 3J75 " T h e C o n fc rerence n Board reporicd “ ■ 733 make tiic oulli'ok lor thehc U.S, ccon- ! ^ y / ■ ■ lhat lx)lh its presrescnl-conditions and - 3375 expcctational imindc,\cs lost ground. oiiiv as li.i/v as ever. ______" ■nR-maikcl sliilc also invinvolved ptul- bill we've beenn jgelling mixed fig- incr coiifiileiiec from il-lakiny h;iscil on Mumlayd a y ’s .W-]H)iiil - 3275 B l i D ow }:ain alicr liic k .S . TTic icasiiry l>oiHi | ,: i <):i !i 1 93 G/1/93 7/1/93 8/1/93g3 difrereni sources;es. and tiie speed of l a i ! inc was liiminislicil m I n u iik cr ia ilcd Io follow, thioiii:h ili dra- j llic June dcclini I S S s . i Sg H * from May.” lie added.ad UuiWliiawlttano m SiMigl. nialically on its Mcniilayy nniven to l(i- IM MettTouiMjW M6 Gomi^sMMnioRin BOS Cotwbi vear low s in linij:-tcnii vieyiclils, ikmds Tuesd,ly .iss ]i ]i:olii-lakers were ram- Ne.\l.f the Confcrcncc Bo;loard an- "As for iiousing■ing. th e b ig d e clin e in IC6 ItnonaB M6 1CB UjpwMj M7 iuSiIwSSfvjl«¥ltc«Ti« OeSng* were tiown 2/32 as si,.cks\ s opened,e .iiiil p.nil .iiiioiij:1; tthc h.inkiiij: issues and nounccd noi that its reading of JuJune con- singlc-fiiniily sale•ales was already sus- 10/ SoeulNcCcn Me IUn\b*iV/IUns niniicy manaiicrs appeaiaa ied lo ic tia c l I c a is nl .i rcrcsinnptioii ol' iasl au- failin fail g Id .5S.9 from a revisesell Cll.*). n iin i b c r is nnw o w confirmed as a 1i; tloommiinWtnled 13 a*iO...... K 113 OMCiriStmn 14 llicn claws alicr Ihey boiijloii^hi ai!;:ies- inmii''. pi iccicr v'.,n .im o n j; iie rso iia i Hilt Hu llic ileciinc lost some nniDtnen- tlukc," Selo coiiclncludcd. S«v*aO<(eo(y 'Bi"imeiMfi 0I VaiionPioo^ 816 iis IJntturti sivelv on Momiay, ■‘wiminilow d re ss eom piilei iiiiiiiiiiiuitacliiicis, ttim ttiil c o m p a re d to ilie M ay .slidIide. 'I'lic bixioni line,lii slock analysis ily home said, is lhat will.'illiout iinm islakably 8 MoMllcnia 818 lnUaK^lr inj!” si-ciiiiil-(|iiailci I’ortlortlollos wnh In ihe tiisitsi ot Tuesday inorniiij:'s i'inally, I May singlc-famib :9 CcmmtyLDS 819 0(Ac*r« repoiis. Ihe vtnveimnciu’s sales saii liinihlcd 21 perccnl. Ihc1C liiggesi clear economic: direction,di ihc market 1} nulCusiScrMca SJQ Pisft& the iiiletesi-raU'-sfVisiii\ci \ c ,iml hiith- ci.i>noinK' rep n Ruiisaitwiniid Ql suiBivnI icehiiol.ijiy su.eks ihailal h.ive pel - Mav Icadin;’1;’ uid ic .iio is Il'i! (1,3 p er- d d ro ro p in 13 y e ars. Y cl Ihc sharp sh de- appears even moriiorc dependent on ihe ______02 loaUiUt hehe cleatK vMirrisotnc, thcv vised visi reading of up 21,5 perlerceni in ued accommodalilaiio n I'roni thc [■'eder- iiBivnidio/CO'i li, slo c k s proviilcil (liai; on>11 illle niatkel s,iui. A pril.p al Reserve. ITIB Domcstlc/llOir.cAOUS ' |1 I p JOij tJwcilDerui J07 Oftes/Ckiol “ i 706 hotBticrut TO MOlDM/VUuiMaKiM'" > f S t o c k s aale w ill fif i n a n c e 2 1n e w m i nles i 3UlOU JOT tle-.Uurjniloufi(jo ^ IIK^ • JitJ'O TKrvrucU “fS K s r I l l s 5 g rOl'.UR D'ALHN |AI>|\l’| -• Ncailv chicf excciiliv,iti\ e iittic ci. Ahoui /' S85 million will11 be rc- O rlH c J13 w« Owwijmirt ^ ot (iroiise Creek. iic;ir i[»ireii i[»i ii> bring llie projcct irtnio pro- ClU UI o s S t o r e n Wirtriouursioitg* r a all ol Ihc .SIOO niilliillion raised I'laiis lot jli B ^ S S tTwot^ Ihrouyh ;i recetil iircl'encilted slt'ck s.ile Cliaflis, Idalitalii>. call lo ro p c n -i'il m in - duclioii. d m Brown said. J16 KB 1 Thc LaCiioya projcct nc; ! S ks I » will ui> toward ilevclopinj[litli: tw o eold in;: nl iw o> sill si lace deposits anil un- 1 p o k a n e 218 fmploywitAotnclet 8|0 Vi/Uottreyda T projieriies. a Hccia Mininnitiy Co. niti- ileryrouiui miiniiiiiii: of a deeper, iiiyii- mosillo. tnc M cxico. is tlicr ' a ' i ' . ^ ; in Sp g ffiS iS a" S IBK! “ ffi g ; cial said Tuesday, ■te /I'tic iu late tlic il’Alcnc-bascd il’/ minerals con: ' i cr-yrade ote II: (A P ) — L oulou ,aid. Ihc ininc has proven firsl firs operation outside of ihc;"u £ SPOKANI; I 112 imyTns a s * ™ " , C o n siru ctio n w iil b e i’.iii’.in im m ed i- c n iip a n y saii: KncillnilikT:r iis preparing to iblv reserves of S.31.(l()() Stales Sla anil Canada, It coiilain alely at Grouse Crcck in ccntralc Ida- and prohai'l' ird sporting goods 5KSSS.,. 1 itold and 17.5 million I79,(){)() I7‘. uuncc.s of proven an'ii»rpr,ilv "p™ Ilis Ihird ho anti l.aCiioya in north'rllic rn ,Me.\i- o u n c c s o t iv ' sto re in Ihc Cll:c iiy. sisssp*” CO, s.iid Art Hrown. prc’icsiiicnt and ounccs ot silv'ilvci, ihc company saiii. able abi gold reserves. Kneuhulilerler hopes to open- 302“ M«nv|ilaLQin |II l P s ? t31s; 5 1 Loiiloii II NJorth or by Augusi 1. S llu1^ ™ ______T I jc s h o p wivill il reni skis ami 305 Cort/soj 4 Mi/,; i/a rrc Iliat a ds for subjects generate g - Kncubulilcl i c r o p e n e d ' I* 1 to 5:30 • Saturday, 8:1 m e?’" l\'ryiisoii saiil. • u ill be like in worked with have thus tar increiinious inci calls to rescarclicrcrs o r Id - Loiilou’s in11 I1973. L o u lo u II The answer is noihini;,Ilf, .mloss llK- Monday-Friday, 8:001 arkable results. cal cal iiospilals. opeiicti ill 15)S3. 1! And now sillily involves a hlooii Ic-M. ies ill w liidi Address; "1 lin e .ipjiipplyiiig acaileinic princi- Dwan I. said lie can ijuiekl;kly set a iherc will bei: a L oulfiu II N orth 8 : 0 0 to 10:00 ease |liev j!el a pillancc. eet West, P.O. Box 548 ilo th ’f-;er«uson and Mn>Uronsky don’l pIcs lo ilie carccat of |)alicnis," ikoiisky prospcclivc pro paiicnl’s mindLl al ; case in 1W3. ie. Hecs- lie also i.piLipcncd a ski shop reyrel iiivm y np priv.iie praclicc. pr;i e\en 'aid. "I I'outulmd lli,il w lien I was i.ikiny wilh will a plionc call (o the clinic, 132 3rd Sire ouniain in norihcni n Falls, ID'83303 iluui^h ihe money isn'l alwaysaiv' bcllcr. caic ol paliciiiicnts, it was inoic or less a lim lim aled llierc arc alxiut 5(H) sut,uch stud- Mi'll ,,1 school hlahoin IWO.JO. Twin lioih arc iiulcpcmluntI conlraclors,ci i>ne-oii-otie. ^Now when llie diui;s get ics ics going on al (he medical i« , ' wiio mighl coniiticl rcse.ine.irch for sev- .ipptovcd bcc1h'C,iiisc of whal I hcl]'cd nov FAX 08)734-5538 (201 S t o c k ; listingsI Vc-.'Wii 10 .'J , y.rc New York nw 33.' 15 1K1 10^- s S4-U..r i ; m e r i c a n I u Pv-! 33 ry . 5c- pi i« I»(4M t3,. , (.[wtCflu -n. . i*-<. J.-O !9_4-,:j 7S,- . Ctfi-o 013 ' ’iM -5«5» 3J.-'. PCSMlKlOg Line Ads; igiiTliutsday for nexl day's pu M;-!'. 1M 14 JT . . j^x- 3:00 P.M. Monday Ihrouglnday'spubi calion ^ 7Wi. ' *1 H-H ^ ' ‘ 31.-. 5:00 P.M. Friday for Sund N^XOD? 15 '« V.. . v-« « 13 1,6 it\- . „ r Monday's publication. ” Di!• 10:00 A.M. Saturday for 1 s publicaiion t^rci..4 17 ^ ^0 4t. it 43 40 - \ Display Ads: pubiication. Cali a Times-New MK!-! 4S t ;yj 10- , 5o.rO 17 71M..16-. l-'CI' *4j' \ ••3 business days prior to :entativepi for more inforinalion. Advertising Sales Represeri 1?- '-‘i I *■ AglC '■,• -,1. . - ; (u-,pg News B £ sisH : £ ion. •••I-., o I':-: i>,. ■. £ » ss-; •K-f- •• :) '1 J-y y, - •, li.* w “ »S'J "iS;;::; 5^-!= i i ■ mt-25% off regular open ra K.r-j); 'i cK-'. II--' IM .t 1.» W.- , t‘w tJ ,X' ItZ . • Senior Discoun I M !» “ ■: .')7 4 1 16-1.1C lunl 25% off regular open ra tttip.jM "■■ti'ii'u, ’tco0 Jll 4rs.. • Sludeni DiscouWices 12 lines, 1 day, $8.51 l-i?-, ' '’i 4.- . ^ tu J3 W tjM . •MemotlaINo n r a le s ind, items lo give away 3 niin! r a le s r « ' - 0 - 0 - ^___„ _,, • Free Ads • Lost 8. foun adsruHe^Maysi)eHnseft8 .5 0 ' " ''- y m'.. ' O a crsiMd 15 «ui> 1(4 '. ii'L-i j- " >,■. eo u 7J5 :i.. V • ier lorm for our open ratelines, 3 days - ■pteK. W nr>- . OltWlM t> M7 JJV.i. “ t i V • S e e ofilei • s e rt ie r t— ------1 — , i-'„ . cv,, « J .- ': t-to. t t - i'i'».?.,’-; -jm l.'O IJW) « • - ' 3] » 31 • :nu .- I uir! «^-1 0 cw ^ . 3IJ7M41..I 7J J* ITS »rr . V i « =ast Cash Ads • 0 » - I'l., I 0.D, O.D' , .61 ■K *J J7 Ji 18.. \ P)« -4 P 5'9 31 - U!i 3M 1*J785_41,-. fe-iS I days, for items priced up to S1000 rrS J jij l .' 87^iv S2,75fc,10ll - ^ ’ u ra Hi c . . P$J I IJ n 15U J3'.-- , } ;•H ^ I'jj MsV n - . f'v-. • ■ ■ o.'vC'je,: w il-.. . U/ 106 75 »*« ni.. . ' ■i 73 ie4M uaranteeo Ads* 1 375 1CJI 33'— . ' 70 li m 18-. • G ufice/7days free on Hems for sale. Cannol be *.tUCO« . ^ W 9V M a 1 14 « 916-1 16 000 A..',3 U ;i n - ■ « M »1017 a-.. . coa, 9 ^ W 4 316.1 16 7 days reoular priceher discounts or real estate for sale ads. ■ I'i ■; '>‘i '*5,- ! pf-c rtu ni'M 361. . tuno • J used with otiief'eeks must tun consecutively. E 's :S“ ' m A,3r ’o ijr :l'. lOlbC - ^ IM jett vi.'v M>jp ' ■ ' V." ' 311 iu>Ce ) luylr M't V— V at ransSaadaysoitwiffbe [U-CE I M l« IWO n<. ■ 'V e.4 64 « .JI 31 > 0< i« tSM 4. i- (liHt, 3tj 9 tg.i :j.. , p-% 1 u 'x nu 13.. \ 5 ?j. Jt U l n \. . beincfiiMin u M..!, ct< 10 ru 6»- > Jl JOH uie.- ; * I (Ui:» I 72 Wi :«s- • - l-C - ^ J ly ciiiing i Jfmes-flews Ciisi JM n 'i ' Ulvriirt.i ! 14 n er: 45'.. , uj,»-- t!9 I [W5o j:6 17 :.u ' „ TO -i W'''®ro .n 310 XU itN- . itexft : ‘Set iletsHs on specials by ‘ - F - f - rT.>. , , r t. M IU» U 43 *477 1C.- I IW-^l 413 _1 IUS5 1 » 5 y.. .iiKco Service Represenlative. 1 (UC J" fj<-li-. M '6 U'3 li— ; . i^ u y IW Jl'-. ^ P^IM P:^ ”o ’^!r.',. , 'stomer Service Department Ott>£ to :« IIW Jt\- • 1M U Wl 5V.-1 l< 4311 15'.- - ooK'a I 1 43IJ jr .- . error, report il to tbe Castf. OomC m »»i ,] i.-Cjs ^ ‘V t: »•, PW cise ol . 1» JJiS 19 - . ■{ r.-o J-’—t'. i S i 'i i ^ ’ ’1 ' to receive in ailiiislment toi£a 170 tJ W M\-- i i f - f , » '5J.-9J ia. • IM.. ■ 'l ■? »,i 'ii' P0£( ” Jll* 8^>- \ J wl ui2t;]M —- * > ” 'J'* *•— ' ■ H-r,. M U (\.J. >M IJ IC3 ?l - - es Ibe rigbt to censor, recfis Drt«>l :tc» MX M'tt ss »'4Pu 11 H ■’ *6' »•— ■. ^ ' ' UCo 174 13J.-M J^ Oi^O Ou. 1« It J513 75i..'V M , U w. . » » fvx> u n iw *i\-. • Tbe Times-Hews reserves ;*-o IJ 1) jy ’C.. - 'ertisement nolMeeting ^ li*»*i I 1 X 147 *‘r - s Cur reject any ciassifieil irfvei IVflK ' 2 S : ' Vislier ■ ' 0-0 ’ -ft-B - vJl^ slissifyor UW I*e 15 -It n - . run njft. IUS » inn ' - , 'isniV."! ^ J- ^ M IM-^. Ibe slinms of tbe pabii COS I n e«jrs\. \ m v.jM . .-9IS3 7\ wnihi , \n 1S4IW «!.. . cow 3W H W Mi. T ii^' IK '15 m : y.v- i im u J9ir«9»i-^ ■ utKO I ie 13) M. )W|»0 (Wig M J3 3W s. v ,^rrl :n H JIM 71‘. > 5j p , C1PSC01« t* IU M.. - . . Cii.'n ^Jta ‘I.- .; » 5^1CT ( ^ 1 4 0 o a tn ; « IWI « Qi-^l.*s ' „ j?, " t ' Tr heT inies-> Cflss ‘ij m «3 ewN ; Uj” '«;s:j I- • fV|i " 1 ? £ ? ”: '• I ”’ 3 3S * w>!^\ CM IM H I'» ’IV-- « . ic; iJ^ kOi- ' U,,0S.SJ flPn^ ficn 96L 16 3IS1 47 - i C*M» tJ TM « »-- I » Gf&riltfi* 1* is: iA!V. . Uj|-.») W ti6 tri' 15.- . RuU Rul M tJ i.*J4 17.. , crpse. I ‘Men M ■ ' JJ yo rsv- •• fta9.< (ta» I 1* J75] J3X. \ 'K '”;’! CUSTOIV CifCa n » » s « --r\ n G-jKut r 11 M 15.- . H:C ^ UtC>-0. 1« 1 'W - » I . C»»CI U l»^M « -- »‘ C-Mc> eo - V Ml i ' j S’SIT: -N GUE « j.’n::.-^»-i riM . 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MEDICAL/ '209 RES'•STAURAKT/ g to SALES LEGAL NOTICE LLEGAL NOTICE LLEGiAL NOTICE LECEGAL NOTICE LECIGAL NOTICE iw PROFESSIONAL PR ^206 MEI ______USEflVtCES I deiDENTAL______^ DUNGE THE TIMriMES NEWS ------has aI routo non, in writing, to tho Fed- jiy 14. 1993, 10.00 Ali to bo NOTICE OF SPECIALIAL BOND ELECTION “ Sh°a'ppncDtio*?sS ons opon lor tull to o 4 cookwnniinlod lor tho Aroma, pponirponing In Iho oral Rosorvo Bonk of San jqI 12 Noon (MST) at tho whic BAfANKRUPTCY timo RN's nnd LPN c in cnll 733-4 NOTICE Is horoby givonI to tho rogistonKl. qualifiod ntain tho namo of tho SloSlopfort^osures. | ------Harmon Park area. oloctofs of Twin Foil* Countvu n t^ d a h o ^ ihot ^ rs u o n t to ^Fm ncisco. 101 M ^ o t S t , Divisiivision ol Environmontal conta ipossosstens. suits. Min^kJokdoko Momorial Hospilal miod; P-T ond wook- ; n you Hvonoi0 noa; Ihis oroa and San Fronosco. CA 94105. Qutjjlualiiy Conloronco Room otocliiclor and tho otoctor's ropoi rosolutk>n ot tho Boord ol ( oxlondod caro lacility. . Apply , in porson 10 iniorosiMoslod in dolivormg Tho commonl poriod will *0*. 1410 1 N. H ilto n ____ pfpsc)sont address. gamiim lshm onts & othof itacl RoNoo Smilh. Twin Foils County, Idaho, Ihoro (hot w i7 bo submittod to iho ark Board of Trustoos collocilloction action. Froo ; f.?"!,*'® Dosis, 1607 Bluo Tho Timosimos Nows, ptoaso not ond boloro July 30, sUBU BM ISSION OF PR O - Clorl' Idoka Memorial Hospi- iflW RBlvdN, K TF. , call rogistorod. qualiriod oloctors•s ofol Twin Falls County. Idaho. 1993, and moy bo somo- poSjOSALS; Ali privato onli- Murtjjrtaugh JL School Dli- lolophjphonoconsultotkjn. 1224 ! 8th Strool. Rupon at a spodal oloction to bo holdhole on July 20,1993. tho fol- o s m u st bo ro g is to ro d trici;rt#4f8 1 Appoiipointmonts schodulod ' S sl Woslorn Canyon 733-091 -0931 ix t 202 what longof. Tho Fodoral nos i in Twin Falls. : ^ call011436-0481______^^oB 4. osI Rosorvo Board’s,Policy wiihiriih tho Stale of Idoho Do- Twiivin Foils and Cosaio I 3 Inn is nccopling op- vVnnlod Aulo Auli solos porson. RN’S-LPN 'S oK2?io of Countilunty Commissionors ol Twin Statomont regarding no- partrartment of Adminislra- Couijunties, Idoho WrWm H. Uulb*rry R ions in Iho coloring or)r lolom olo. with 01 Foils County, Idaho, bo outaumorizod to Issuo tho bonds p Wo iro aro adding sloll arid 5 ^ ,“ ','°'^ tico ol applications may bo tion.on. Division of Purchas- RUBJBLIsh: Wodn«»d«y. AttomwatiMW. Of lood sorvor. Shills j^,|.ho„t1 oxporionco.oxc Apply ol sold county to tho amounount ol 5800.000 for tho pur- “ P.O. Box IBB, haveoMI-limonndPRNpo- fu , jobs nro pan lime. lound ol 12 C.F. R. ingig pprior to submission of Jun'mo 16. 23. and 30, P jnsnvotlablo. Tnroo 12 T j o / i ’ on to: Goorgo Hilai- poso ot paying a part olII thoth cost ot orocting ond fur- 193. . W”^Mo. Idaho 63443 sillons wngos can avorngo : Clim , Wohor ol Con 262.25. To obtain a copy tho•>0 proposnl.p Six copios of 199; hourir Bhillosh - 40 hours paid ' n “ J! nishing joii loalitios, in porticulor par a )uvomk) dotontion ^ to ptoposod must bo ro- 1‘800-S4B-?ifif> on hr. Ploaso apply i Chov, PonliQC. )d by soid counly. in and for ^of tho Fodoral Rosorvo tho ( ^ ME HELP YOU linw .Ji lacility, on a sito ownod t Board's procedures, of il coivooivod a l th(Jttocotion bo- ■ let ,»noTI357 Sru» atsGI GEO, E 901 S. Lin- I to bo duo ond poyot>lo in ac- ^ !-S!,CTS=".‘Sli said county, sold bonds to I you nooo moro inlormation kiwJW tby 4:00 pm (MST) on W ■ heiHELPYOURSELP 1-9474 bo lor nnintonflow. ------coln.Jorofroromo. 324-3900 or 00 rda nco with tho provisio/isions ol tho Municipal Bor>d 3 HELP THE PLANET. aboul how lo submil your Augi(ugusl 20, 1991 If you ■ RLEY CARE CE^fTER^ 210 SAL 6 5 ------Low of Idaho with mo first annuol paymonl ol prind- ^ I- b H I ] | I oS'sultation-Insuuctions BURLE ALES I comments on lhe applica- wouli^oukl liko a copy ol the ■ Tho Wnlkor Conior is ^ _____ pal to bo duo ocw (1)) yoar yc from tho dato of said ? ^FP, plooso contact Ja n ■ ssligntlon - Aclion. Envi- RN’»: Ti lUOl poymoni of prindpal to bo tion. “i contact tho Commu- RFP, on-prolit hospital spo- I ADE______bonds and tho last orniuol nity Allairs Officor nt tho NovcJova a t 334-0502. I lontal, economic, encr- onon-i EXCELLENT duo sovon (7) yoors fronfrom Iho data ol said bonds, solutions; Businoss & cializinlizing in nddiciion/psych qjpponiuNiTY p i pR‘DRIVERS I Fooorol Roson>o Bank of Joniclonico Novo. Accountant | AND TRUCKING which bonds -nro to boI poyoblopo a s to both principalI u San Francisco. Ms. Kolly Supfopport Son/icos I rommonlal othics; Youth iroolmolmont. Wo aro now qui b^.-uKi/>d nuw doatorship is ENGLAND and intorost trom iho procjrocoods of taxos to bo loviod * ibloms, soil ostoom. & ' takingling applicntions lor ppynnmind wo o;o oxpanding Tho Olhorlor GGu« Wool Hiro Wolsh. 415-974-3314. Tho DivisJivision ol Environmanlol ■ iihout Training. Wo'II upon all taxoblo proponyty In said county?. ^ Bodydy m onagom ont. II I RN’s,I’s, Iraining providod, lies lorco. This is YouWiihoif Fodord Rosorvo will con- Quol>iality jm opiion nvoil. Sond ihoporlt Tho follming Inlormotionn isIe n>quirod by Soclion 34- ^sidor your commonts and 1411410 Norlh Hilton, 1st don'tn'l Iholp, you don'l pay. room c irloci opportunily lor Jrmn Ah iumolo: l 120AMoniana ,ho rinhnhl individual to FREECAREX^eT s &I 440. Idaho Codo. as amondodidod: :|oor 101I LOST & FOUND BillChChisholm S4 34418. rosumi any roquost bv tho Fod- Floo — Siroot,oot. Gooding, ID 83330 lonjnihcIho proloosiooni rolail ARE•YOU YO EARNING Tho total oxisting indoblodnodnoss, Including intorost oc- “oral Rosorvo &inK on or Stallstatohouso Mail ------efllH-aQO-227-4190 nutomonolivo businoss. 0 A YEAR? IF NOT cruodOSolJuly 1.1993, ollhII Iho County is *1.726.583,33.: ° boloro tho last dato ol Iho Bois3oiso, Idaho 83720-9000 5500iOOReward lorthorolurTi p|PERSONAL CARE ' wcalL lod on tho proposod bonds is “ issionni irainino. TMlibtNSEMINAR IS FOR Tho Intorost m to onticipolod ! commonl poriod. II 1 yrold lomalo btock A SERVICES .T ho^^^rapy Toch's noodod. lull- Proloss 4.75%. Tho rango ol omldpoapoiod ralos is from 3,00% to g PUBLIC NOTICE ?on 'J Gorman Shophoid losl 10, PM shills nvoilnblo. ConiacliclBradorBrinnDoy . ’YOUI W E S T O N E BANK. NOTICE f., OF SPECIAL ^ itions Avoibblol 8-00%, Tho totnl amount lo0 bo ropoid ovor tho lilo of tho I/27/93 odor Burioy Rogal- T T TDmo rr core tof tho okJoily. worklliking wilh proloundly in poicocon ot Dick Dey - ^ , Potion! * IDAHO ROBONO LEVY ELECTION a. lour mitos East ol Burtoy m o b il o - B u ic k - DnvoVVithTl’’rth ThoBosl.:.Loam proposod bonds, bosod onn t^tho ontidpatod inlorost rato,’ ‘j 101 Soulh Capilol Boulo- ' , II do light h ouso work. hondicndicappod dionis. Wook- O ldsm i JO Wrth Tho BostlAi- Is $915,552, MURTAUGH JOINT « Dodo Hwy. 678.1624._ id work involved. Coll Ituzu.lI, i 3lO P o l# lln a R d , To Dnvo Wi vard SCHOOL e DIST. 418 lals & otiands. Fof moro ond » Fniu. londACnn.CnroorOpponuniiY Said epociol oloction will bo hoW in tho rogulariy ostob-: X Boiso. Idaho 83702 Hind in Gooding. Black ton ormatlon call 734-3261 . ToroairoMi 934-5603. . TwinFa laf . Gono England, unty and tho polling piocos to TWIN FALLS AND CAS- • lishod prodncls In tho count) ’ [ IDAHO STATE BANK i whito long hairod Bordor | JOINNANATIONAL LEADER ■ lonl oIC.R. EnolmxJ JO a s follows: SIA COUNTIES insod, room ovoiloblo, bo usod ol such oloction oro i 102 East Idaho DolliopoosibloX, malo. «ns'/Ing Stoll, lomily atmo- 207 OFFICE/ 0 ZEE WEOICALSERVICEME king, will bo 01 Twin snios ol lirst aid nnd lob Sorvico. 260 4ih POLLING PLACE: Glonns| Ferry, Idaho pj_PUBTirffo'tTE IS ^ m - s A . Shom- j 734-3537. ■ C ELECTION PRECINCT Dund; In tho ditch bohind — ®— ".“ i'cV- pproducts" to businoss 0 North conducting 0 Twin Foils • 1 BIckol Elomontary School 5 HEREBY GIVEN, accord- Foui ndustry. Now so lo s’ 'j Sf|uSH:Juno30, Julv7, ing to b w , and tho roqui- WdWoshinglonParkApl.molo , , 3 ^CHILD CABE ApP'Applications nowboino ondind caroor som innr 01- 6 07 2nd Avo. Enst \14 21.28nnd30. 1991 "]9 Dachschund. oboul 1 year “ x:oplod lor cashior/cloik, toinlorory nvnilnblo in tho rw thoir Tnick Diivur Twin Falls. Idaho - siio oction ol tho Board ol Oa SERVICESc p n u irF ^ occop jjoniooniorcitizonsoncourMod • TwinPnFnfenroa.Vohido.in- NOTICE OF - TTruslQO u of M urtaugh J t.' old3ld. doing vory woll..Coll ^ igSchool.whichcom 0 opply. Opponunilies lor vontoriDry, o xponsos and D REGISTRATION schSchool District #418. Twin _73.?3^-7005.______Mwrdoycare.Mon-Fri, “ : schooling wiih p.nd Twin-Folls 92 TwTwin FaPs County Courthouse , dvancomoni.Applyinpor- trainingng providod. Commis- -jc6-liainii>g. Expon- 425 Shoshono NorthT ■S U B JE C T : N o tic o is Foils cq], a n d C assia Countios, Foui5und: Small dalmalion pup- uinnismawol^m o. 423-6102. j^ irO u r salos rop nv- Absonloo »45 0 horoby olvon Iho Idoho on al Iho Stinkor station ol 6ion oni drivors oro oiso wui Twin Falls. Idaho | Stato ol Idaho, that a Spu- pvpy. Soulh ol lown. C all - ^ riaE r j EN ’3 CLUBHOUSE ,7 ) ovor $20,000 in Ihor ■ ‘ Stole Oopartment ol cial , . Bond Lovy otoclion _7l733-5959.______1777 Kimboriy Road, omgo 0 .ThoFREEscminw onw day caro/proschool ^onr. Ptoaso sond re- i )hoU Ihis Thursdny, Church ot tho Bfothronn HealthI ond Wollaro. Divi- has boon callod. ond will • T ^n F n lll Twin Polls » 3 HOUND POUND SIB mo-Svra. 734-9948 3 to; PO Box 4265, ; Int 2:30 PM. II you 461 Fitor Avonuo W ostil sion| of Environmontni bohold u ,. in Muriaugh Jt. .1 limo bilingual reception- >ula.MT.59j0^______i . I "call, ,; just shcp up, 11 Twin Falls, Idaho0 Qualityj Is now rogistonng School 2 ^ District #418. Twin NEWS ^STOM KIDS: oil agos. 15,,1. pPick up application at — End-LIsors of Idnho Con- Foils & C assia Couniios, anytiiy limo. stalf cortiliod in 3551/25-A 5th N. in Burioy. Coll _ . at toast 23 yoors ond Rrst AW. liconsod ■iring: Roprosontolivos 1 , Roborl Stuart Junior High’h’ orated ' Wasto Tiros. State c^i of Idaho, on Tuos­ TWIN FALLS CWWt 78-6608 for moro I n l o ^ id wanl 10 know moto Twin Foils « 4 , 5 DESCRIPTIVE SUMMA- ANIMAL SHELTER and!Id insurod. Baby room, lomo Docor & Mort, | the tnjcking Induslry Twin Foils « 5 644 Caswoll Avonuo Wost day, July 13, 1993, bo­ DIfico & Clerical posilions. For inicnlormolion call Donnn o RY: Pursuant 10 IDAPA sumrjmmor pro-school, port 0 attond this somlnar. Twin Falls. Idaho I twoon Iho hours ol 12;00 • EXPRESS ‘>23 5dB9541 I P~osoanc ° 10.01.06100,06. Iho Divi- noon and 8:00 p.m of rouound; limo'Jio or tull limo. Drop-ins 2^22------_ | Horoisjo is yoor dtonco lo sion has ostablishod a ^ . Rotriovor. gold spayod wolecr>l«yii0.733-1963 PER5ERSONNEL SERVICES SnIos porsonpoi wantod, oxpori- ' loam,10 lo boobi prolossional Twin Falls «6 D.A.V. Hoil I such day. at tho vorious 1.F 733-7300______oncop 459 Shoup Avonuo0 programI to rogistor ond- polling .. placos horainofior fomalo. for I jiiio:lo Gem # Preschool 4 ------) prolorrod, Musi bo 1 truckdrtv<; drrvor trom Iho bost ^niodS cuslomor sor« ' companyjony in Iho businoss. Twin Foils. Idaho1 |Swrs ol Idoho gonoratod designaled, for Ihe puf- 2.. ShophordS X blade i t o n . ''c'hSd.hiUcaro is now accopling ! Ollicolice holp w oniod. Musi moiivni wosto tiros lor partial roim- pose ol submitting to tho 1 I male,r 1 fomalo pops. ^hiklrliklron 18 mos 10 5 yoars. hgtoa to compulor oxporionco. yic« drivon.dri' oxcollonl bono- you startstart earning monoy ifcng roquirod. somo doliv- his.Ap»ppl»«LCnijtHoinii , „|,|,in3«i3wooks.Lowosllu- Harrison Elomontary School3l bursomontI of tho cost ol gouolifiod j, oloctors ol smd 3.. HoolorH X red, fomak). • quQi;.jdlily loving childcaro. Ii- , Ufuni Twin FaUs t 7 I n purchasing Idaho goner- A, , ry. Knowlodgo ol aulomo- Furnisfistiina. 204MainAvo. ition ol)l onyani training school, Twin Falls » 8 eOoWrison i District, lof tho voto and consiyn-u>& 736-03^- ory. f o atod wosio tiros or tiro adoptions: ^ t ;~ T vo pans holpy but not ro- N. Twi•win Fnlls, ID 03303. Quarankraniood job wilh En- Twin Falls • 9 Twin Falls. Idaho ' dolomilnotion, tho follow- Adc ing quostion to wil: V. !■ Hoolor X, lan. noutored Nood uirod. Apply In poreon nl : nsklororGinnyorDan. : ginndTiuJTiuckiSguponsuc- Jl ® 5 |I t R A t “ oTiN^^^^^ '" 0SHALL . TH E BOARD mi X BSm .'" ' ii":29 2nd Avo N. in Twin ------jlcomploiion. Fiivinc- Twin FoUs » 10 Twin Falls High Schoo) /on. no door to door. ivaili^iolhiooghour 1615 Filor Avonuo East MATION: Informotion O F T R U S T E E S OF 2.■. SholtioS X .black & whilo. SUMhJMMER PROGRAM: Enrol ■ palls^alls. Soo Arioon.______Twin Falls # 1 2 0 packets moy bo obtainod mato pup. lwowo lor tho prico ol ono. , — ^ 15-you-oa/n-plan. Tlio Twin Falls# 14 Twin Falls, Idaho SCHOOL DISTRICT mi ORE-IDA FOODS, INC. ^ contacting Todd Ment­ # 4 1 8 . C A S S IA A^JD Lol:Ols of oroal kiltons & cals. Lots.ots of aclivilios plonnod qcmcENERAL CLERK ll/SWING Sports Sp Minded? bostcarocaroor opponunHy Is or all agos! Com o loin in , Sawtooth Elomontary Schoolal gomory at 334-0502. Rog- TWIN FALLS COUN­ lorc SHIFTTIMECLERK Nalion.nin.il Company looking fightin in our ou own bock yard. Twin Foils # 1 1 S H istration lorms m ust bo ro- ijcatodat l396lhAvo.W. Ihol ro-ldo Foods. Inc. has an Icr 11 oxpononco 1 oulsido cW ck* oulou the chance olo Twin Falls# 13 1771 Stadium Blvd, TIES, STATE OF IDA- Loc Twin Falls. Idaho10 coivod al tho location bo­ HO, BE AUTHORIZED AFTERNOONSONLYI A CUS mmodiolo oponing lor n salosp; person. Vohiclo, irain- lifotimo.limo. Altond this Iroo low by August 20.1993. AND EMPOWERED Monday that Friday willill 1do babysiiling in my . gon(lonoral clork ll/swing sh ill. ing.ptiptoloclodlorriicrypio- cominar. i Valloy Christian/n/ Todd Montgomery TO ISSUE THE CLOSED Satuntoy. homwmo. nowbofn-18 monlhs. j|moimo dorii at tho Builoy Inc- vidocjod. Commission t»- SEEiVOUTHURSDAYl YOI Twin Falls #15 Sunday & Holidays Dro)rop-ins wolcomo. Roo- ory. |o,y This indivkJual will pio- iwoo■oonS350SG50.por iiyouyou nood funhor Twin Falls # 1 6 Our Savtor Lutheran Church* W asto Tiro Projoct Olficor BONDS OF SAID DIS­ sl Division ol Environmonlal TRICT TO THE son.lonablo ratos, roloroncos cobs:oBS hourly omployoos In- wook,ok. Mr Groon AM only inlomiolion mior coll Twin Foils # 1 7 . 1708 Hoybum Avonuo East i.onft.ri5«-^n4n Twin Falls. Idaho>0 Quality ..AMOUNT._____ OF 736-2299 . avaiwailabto. 733-3395 bor«Mr dala 10 assure occufato . 1-BOO-473-3S13 1- 1-°"' 1410 North Hilton, 1st $2.180_,000 TO BE­ jayroll ond inlornal nc- COME 6uE IN SUCH AnVnimals are SOLD OR _ :ounting inlormalion. As- v |||i twin Falls #16 Twin Falls Firo Station # 3 Floor coul Washington Strool Southth Statohouso Mail INSTALLMENTS AS DESTROYED D altor 48 ■ suro accuraio omployoo ly y hours, so plooso call or Twin Falls. Idaho10 Boise Idaho 87320-9000 MAY BE FIXED BY hi m rocords aro mainininod un- ■ ■IVIN ■ FALLS JR. Ccarrier I NOTICE OF SPECIAL T H E BO A R D O F vlvisit tho pound dolly to ■ dor direclion of supon/isor. TRUSTEES. WITH ctchock if your pol is hore. K Monitor ond track produc- Twin Falls #19 MoiMomingskJo Etomontaw School01 MEETING ILABUE 701 Momingsido Dnvo« NOTICE IS HEREBY THE FINAL INSTALL- TThli !• nol an up-lo- ■ Iton inlormalion. Ouaiilica- ROUTES AVAIU Outsido Twin FoUs #21 - MENT OF FALL DUE didoto list; mixod dogs ore ■ Twin foils. Idaho10 g iv e n that tho Urban Ro- llons aro High School grr»d- Outsido Twin Foils #22 TWENTY (20) YEARS hard h; to doscribo. Or ■ ov nowol Agoncy and tho Old uaio or GED. Typing, ^ Twin Foils #20 ChrChristion Conior of Magic Valloy FROM THE IDATE OF como c< pick out 0 puppy, ■ lO-kojid^diino/calculalor. U i 161 Morrison Stroot Town Rodovolo^ent Co­ dog. or cot • thoy would loute 703: OutskJo Twin Falls #23 ho alition of the City ol Twin T H E B O N D S . FO R di i filing, orol and writton com- ■ Twin Foils, Idaho T H E P U R P O S E OF lo ic v o a h o m o l murmunicolions, nnd intorpor- Q I Foils, Idaho, will conduct a ACQUIRING. PUn- This 1 is a public sonflco 202« ADULT CARE sorvsonal skills. PIi L O C K S ITREET I Outsido Twin Falls #24 Porrino Elomontary Schooliol special mooiing on Thurs- CHASING OR IM­ announcomontof ____ 452 Caswoll Avonuo Wosl“ l day. July 1. 1993, at 12 PROVING A SCHOOL Tho Timos-Nows. fjooc iro-lda ollors 0 compolitivo 9 ( ho o'clock. Noon, in tho City oodod fomalo. ovor 50 yr Oro-1 200-700 2ndAvA v e , N , Twin Foils, Idaho SITE Ofl SITES, — old lor companion lor vory solary. soli oxcollonl bonolils Holi Council Cham bers, lo- Lost: 2 lomolo black puppios d d . nnd 0 chnllonfling work on- Of BUILDING A SCHOOL . onE osllondO r. Ilyouoro “active cli 93 yoor old lady. and A v e , N , Mooso Hoilnil cotod at 321 Socond Avo- HOUSE OR OTHER 9 vironmonl. II you OIO inlor- t-v200-700 • 3rdAv( Buhl # 1 Ith nuo East in Twin Falls, to inloroslod in kooping thorn 734-5516 nfior Som,______viro Buhl # 2 Main and 11th BUILDING OR BUILD- " ostod and lully qualified / Boh). Idahoho Intorviow consultants lor IN G S . AD DIN G TO , Pptooso lol us know Ihot Ihoy ploaso sond your rosumo v300 Shoshoit a e S t N . Buhl # 3 Iho OW Town Rodovolop- ntooKav. 734-3361. 203» AGRICULTURAL pto: Buhl # 4 REMODELING OR _£ ______lo; to; Tamml Stevenson. Hu- , mont Projoct EQUIPPING ANY LOLost:6/21.rodbnsobollmill - mnn Rosourco Dopt, Oro- ^200 4th St, all Tho mooting is opon to arm hond womod, oxpori- mn StN, Buhl # 5 Buhl Grango Hall BUILDING OR BUILD- at a Harmon Pork. Fiold I4. oncod In irrigalion & traoof 1 Ido Ido Foods, Inc.. P.O. Box 14th & Birchch the public and inlorostod INGS INCLUDING ALL _CCill SBII.. 733^839._____ 10. Burtoy. ID 83318 Buhl # 6 ho Individuals oro Invited to work. Yoor-round job. 10. Buhl # 7 Buhl. Idaho LIGHTING. HEATING, LoLost: Dalmotion Cross, houso providod, 326-4B74. Closing Cto Dalo: July 9.1993 attond. V ENTILA TIO N AND spayo(Jfomnlo.21/2 c ¥is. tj— ch DATED This 28lh doy ol • lousing & inconlivo plan lor Castkjford Castlotord Mothodjsl Church SANITATION FACILI- old. 0 Whiio^Iflck spots. Last R? l o u t e 7 7 6 : CasDoford, Idaho roliabio. sortous milkor. Ex- , Jio f a l l s TIES AND APPLI- soon s Sat. 6-26 noar Berry's porioncod ONLY nood np- Mkt. oil Orchard. Answers ?08 PROFESSIONAL - TREET x \ URBAN RENEWAL CANCES NECES- K civ. Leave mso 866-2975. 208_ B3 L 0 C K S I ! Clovor Clovor School SARY TO MAINTAIN J ;to Annie. Rowardl______Hiss School Dist. #234 is ac- Clovor. Idahoho AGENCY lilkof warned. CoO ] Bliss l6l David P. McAlindin. Ex- AND OPERATE THE LoLosl;FomaloShohio.6obolft 43^979 or S43-5208. ovos. , cqpling COJ applications lor a 1400 Altairir Dr,[ BUILDINGS OF THE vwhilo. L assie lypo. 6-28. PT Migrant Education In- Lucomo Grango Halllall ocutivo Diroctor /anlod: Exporioncod NH Doop Crook },o PUBLISH: W ednatday, DISTRICT. WITHIN ••Moll/. Roward. 734-4871 Wan siruciionol Aido. Bilinguol 7700-800 | Harristrison St, Doop Crook, Idaho AND FOR SAID DIS- 1065slodior-opornlof : roquirod. f '" School bus driv­ Juno 30.1993______Lost: Litito rod mato Pomori- Call 324-7148 ; TRICT? , Jonion, vidnhv ol 700 bk E _ ors noodod lor 1993-94 C| Filor High Schoolnni INVITATION FOR PUBLIC 500-600 Jacksor;s o n St Filor# 1 M • COMMENT - WIC PRO- Each E qualiftod oloctor ol in Jorome. 3z4-2416. WonVanlod: Hard work knowi- ’ school gg| yoor lor morning FUor # 2 .hZ GRAM sosaid District o s defined by - rLost Small lovoobloCockor odgoablolarmorlngood ; and ^^i ohomnon routos, must ,Q Filor # 3 Any porson Intorostod In Idoho Id Codo Soction 33- physical condilion 10 run hnvo < CDL. Contact Michoto 0300-400 Meadeadows Ln, CTOss, rod-blond color, lo- P.": s. gatodpipo. whool- pj, Maroa commenting on Ihe FY 405, 4( os omondod sholl molo dcig. around fii'' Faulknor, clork. Bliss voto on said quostion by , hiiy oquipmont. irac- School s c 6ist. 208-352- 7 0 0 N e wvportSt p c City Hall1.11 1994 Stnto Plan- lor the vc Hormon Park, Monday. Hanson f h WIC Progmm o r tho WIC soaot m and soporato toilol, lors, woWing & mochanicol 4445. 44, Bliss Isn EOE. 121 Main Avonuo North •vonlno. Answora lo MooK) Ciloms, M ustM noal. doan, — Ik„ Program In general, whoroupon w shall bo PLEASE CALL 736-8681, 800 Tyler!r CirC Hanson. Idaho should contact Marilyn printod pr tho quostion above — choorlul. a non smoking. DNS DNJ position oponing. 40 $1500 month. Insuronco & bod boi SNF. Compotiiivo wag­ j„i, Friodrichsmoyor, WIC Pro- submiltod. 51 and tho ballot. 102 CABDOF 800 Tyler J Hollistor Hollislor Grango Hall whoroupon shall also, in nice homo. Could slort Im- es. es, excollont bonolils. ;rSt gram. Buroou of Hoollh wl Wood Rlvor Coro Conior. Hollislor, Idaho Sorvicos. Doportmonl ol additiona, to tho abovo THANKS modiatoly. Cnll 726-9745 Wc Hoallh and W elfare. Stalo- quostion qi contain tho lol- — Shoshono. Coll 886-2226 o rsio p in a lS Il E.4ih. Kimboriy # 1 Kimboriy Community Contor houso. Boiso. ID 83720. towing: £ on Kimboriy # 2 120 MadsonWost (208) 334-5954 by August For | Bond Lovy of m CHILDCARE Wons & occounts rocoiv- In tho Mottor of tho Appln PLTsKsHfjuno 12, 16. i elector shall havo 0x0- 1Hoallh Assoc. 5pm-7am. * C• tion ol tho lollovring activi- ' abto. Apply In person 674 cotlon ol LoANN 0^^- 24 hours on wknds. • * Dl- ga nndSO. 1993,______I—_ lies; 1) controctlor the0 'cutod In writing and immo-. _ Easlland Dr., TF. Solary ESTELHORST for Changc ,f diatoly b o fo ro v o tin g , a ^ NOTICE OF APPLICA- cloanup and romoval of ' Novada lk;onsod conirodor „ M o n d a vly ad deadliri n e : : b y TION FOR BANK oxisting unlawful tiro pitos1 Jfonn of oloctor's ooth at- noodod lo buid an ollico in fit packago'. EOE______NOTlcfe IS HEREBH , tosting lhal ho or sho pos- Wol.NV. 702-752-3384. -12 GIVEN thatPotllionoifn^or MERGER sossos tho qualificallon of - NURSING S a t u r dday 10:00 a.mm . , LoAnn Otostolhorst hos. orc^n Wosl Ono Bank. Idaho, Sid ^^sufrlg"grants for ' *ay" 101 S . copitol Blvd. Boi- a school oloctor,in tho OVEREATERS ASSISTANTS tho 27th day o May Innovotivo use or on-V ■records ond returns of tho ^ so. Idoho inionds to apply'PV honcomont of tochnotogy ' . ANONYMOUS NOWHIRING 1993, filod a Potition a d I Boord ol Eloction. . 734-4547 drossod to tho abovo-ontiQnd- to th o F o d o ra l R o so rvrvo o 10 utilizo Idaho w aste tires Will train W e i e k d aay office h o3 t u r s : that Board for pormlsslon to . Absonloo voting shall ^ - PREGNANCY CRISIS tiod Court praying tha I Of w asto tiro by products.li porminod os providod by Twin Falls Care Conior Biddors con fo ro n co 's will CEMTEH 1 ( said Court ontor Its Ordo ^ Soction 33-406, as 674 Eastland, Twin FoDs ' 8 a . rm r . - 5:30 p.m1 . . dionging Potitionofs logo il? ' bo hold in tho foltowing lo- omondod, Idaho Codo. Applyin porson from 6-5. nomo from LoAnn Diostelriibl. Glonns Fony. Idaho. . Tho cations; Idaho Foils. Tuos- EOE n Fodoral Rosorvo consid- 0 Anv oualiliod oloclor - horst to LoAnn Jackson. doy July 13, 1993. 8:00 Nursing; Oponlngs lor RN's S a t u r d aay office ho3 t u r s : ■IER e n a number of lactort ir AMto10

t \ E-1 Tifiii.T, Nowr,. Twill Tallr,. Idaho 'Wc.'cintjridnv, June Employmi(leni’FinanciciaUlnstrucc t i o n - R e a l Estate/Sal(lie______212 1 2 - 5 0 2 i

MSCELLANEOUS 502 HOfcHOMES 21212 TBAPE______213 I 201 ADMINISTRATION 20J ADMINISTRATION' Rise To New FHeights At... OPPORTUNmES WFOR SALE MANAGEPtffiT UANAGEMEMT Drivoirivors noodod lor 40-8tnlo toom oporation. Bomo ox- rAIL SALES |3 b d mm. ?2 2 c ar o arago with | IG lU S porionco prolorrod. must =ABRICLAND “utoopo1 oponor. loncod back )^S. 'Ehnvo curroni CDL & DMV immoclodiato openings for lull 4 Vfrd,:, vaultedvoi coilings. firo- . a d m i n FISTRATIVEs H#tDo|CL lessMiniout.Call934-S300 _ part-irl-limo salos porsonnol. 0. oxcollonl ?’ condition, jwing oxporionco pro- f®* paint,Pfn new established ; Drivors Wost/ Mid-Wool Sow ihborhood. $75,000. ' ASSISISTANT ! le s I yr OTR stablo past history. fono-Tod. Must bo nblo to work "O lys. nights ond wook- cnii/34-734-7173 • It you are administraliIrativcly-oricnted. extremely R£sornx>sirKSIMO'^ jACKPCrr. ME'JA'te- ‘ Good pay & bonofiis. dayE a d e . - 1Dick Simon Trucking ondsids. Turn your hobby into 4 bodroodroom homo on 1 o c ro .' orqanizcd. highly anai^laiyhcal, a good problem- Lemonai W E HAVE \MMEDIATE m 1-S00-727-Se65 CDL-A momonoy. JOIN OUR TEAMI foncod fon- back yard. solvof, and [losscss out;outstanding oral and wrillen »ly in porson al 840 Bkio smallJlpastura. pai horso eotinl. O PE N IN G S AVAIlWLABLEFOR: Jrlvor wanlod: Must hovo W conimumcation skiii',iiis. Cactus Petes tias a CDL ond ot loost 1 yoor ______L mod buming slovo. 4 (ck.10milos Irom Twin . ctiallengiiu] and tewaiwarding posilion lor you! -Part-tim e Seamn sts t r e s s OTR oxporionco. Solo, flat- Seat Belis. i BABYSrnERS Foils^alls noa; Andorson's bod 4Belato6.Sondlnfo Zia I Ideal candidates willill tiave tunclioned as an ■ B « i(< c r amp Ground. $65,000. assistani to a seniorir executivee o r held a slall ■ ■ B a k e r s H e l p e r Liiie Hup Ihis siif.i i m e r . Klo: ' Mgr., POBox 1G2. Buhl, WANTED tw e .w o J DID j aO tS,______position workint) onI complex-andcc mullilacelcd • Secretaries •limo sinor noodod ASAP ;— . Expc•xporionco post conlrol op- Fu”;'''' Tionth oid.1700sqft,~ projects with Itwir owrown area ol responsibility, ■ C o o k s ,3d,M,.o.3?4.3076 J,'™ ' ■ C u s t o d i a n oroorotor noodod. Pocition _iorJ. •m. 2 ’A balh, conirai air, , The successiui applicalicant will be coni[)cnsatcd ■ K i t c h e n S t c wr a ir d opeopon immodiotofy. II no ox- Nannymy 10 Iivo m and caro for 25x25(25 ggarogo. cuslom ook porionco. nood nol apply. 4 andon 2 yr old, full-limo, cabii ;)t)ovc markei andul will have excellent -Cocktail Server•T por cabinols. 734-4884, CnlCn]1733-0B00.______woo>Mkdays. in Boiso, privalo qu nwNiIWNER: 3 bdrm, 2 balh 0[)l)nrlunities for advanc'ancenieni ■ B a r t e n d e r om /bnth. o .n d iir pro. iS J OWNI HAIRSTYLIST foon I panially finishod baso- ffod. nonsmokor, musi Includ"'. IrcoiilivdDoiiur. WVonroovoluodrivoncom-o i off( nl. must sacrifice lor Qualiliod individuals;ils should send tlicir resume vo kids, somo cloaning, panypai looking lor promlor lo'^o 1.900. Roconlly ap- with cov'jr letter lo: siyfals.Slyl No loosing foo. di- rolo isod at $52,000. Willlno P e teir r CO 'M alley ontoloonl providod, guaron- _ovos inonco wilh good crod- tood wago + 50% commis- Noodod babysillor lor 2 school jts, CollColl 733-5514 Travis D irectorof HuHuman Resources This is your opportunity to grow and becomo part too s Rotes loam! Wo otlor sion,SiOi complolo bonofiis, job ago ag chlldron. 40 hrs por Evans.m s. DON'T LET THIS P.O.i. BBox 4 3 9 of the dynamic Cactus F socurily with caroor oppor- wook.Call734-7tei GETAW mditionc and bonefits, * TAWAY______J a c k p o) t , NV 8 9 8 2 5 oxcollont working cond luniilos. 733-5S46.______ital insuranco and profit ------Bpwno~iwnor:4'fbdrm,2balh. including medical/dental mmodiaio opportunity for ox- s aiso indude significant ^ Imm' lily room. 2700 sq It sharing. Many positions a porioncod truck liro sor- 2161 EMPLOYMENT [ j Smiry i C 'ranchor, 'h ocra. 4 ses. Employoo Buses aro tips and incontivo bonuses ■ vico/salosporson. Excollonl AIDS/INFO rrlWWS1TF.ZW-.OOZ7- sL ----- availablo from the Twin FaliPalis a n d Filor aroas. UK co°company bonolits and _____ For further informationn abouta ihoso oponings slafiin g w ago. Sond ro- NEEEED EMPLOYEES? Wo jeyow ^ laclus i n f l l TIIr u s u iwnor: 4 bdrm. 2 bath pleaso call: sum o lo: Box 99190, c/o coniin handloit. 733-7300 | fiommo. o.. In vorydoilrtbla SponwM try Itn NJWJI Hi?i» ThTho Timos N ow s,PO Box E X P R E S S : NEncIi■nelghborboadAaajm- 1 (800)442-38:1833, ext. 6609 AOn'.:Ml:jlcn tna yov Stale KjtiK3tmjr$jlcty0t!.c« _ 5548. ^ Twin Falls. IDB3303 pgRERSONNEL SERVICES ; ablo0 lotloon. Roduced price. •eles ini and 3pm, Monda^’Friday Liconsod cosmolologisl aME 31,000. Bt$tv»lu9ln botwOL'M Ihu hours ol lOani ______Lico .(ERICAN TEMPORARY S'OJ.O RicsoFnx:/nJCASir^O • JACKPCFT, MEVADA AN rOUAl Ol’i’OHIllNlI't noodod in a woti ostab- SERVICES.INC. I f/nFs//». 734-8674 or ______mIlquiilQuoormnit^unity Cnn)io»i.T ______lishod salon. 324-5244. VVot0 can holp you with your _734:A2f1-4121.______Oponings for Lioht tndustfial lomimpofary,soosonal.PT.& iByownoiw nor: 5 bdrm . 2 both posilions. Cdi 733-7300 FT Fl omploymoni noods. 1 homno. o./ Aulo sprinklers, cov- EXPRESS In In Twin Foils 734-6452 orod)d ppolio, fruit troos, PERSONNEL SERVICES In ' Burioy 678-9295 . loncodicooyardwith2carga- M/F/H/V-EOE-No loo rooo10 4 4 oponor, localod on PLUMBERS NEEDED -----^ • FREETRAININQ cui-do-6-do-soc in nice neighbor------J U t ------JoulJournoymon. oppfonticos & _ ■ ad $97 000.733-7379. ______* J DiMlirtofs call 734-6778 Got1 ona education, oam mon- hood.^' oy. kja rn ^ sk ills. 16-24 :b Y 0W^OWNER: 5 bdrm , now S 3 Positions aro now avajJabfo J ’/'- re. Foos Aboard paid, via 1 kitchen:hen, now carpet, stool at local manufacturing co: Job Corps 733-2341 j skJin^ TKS WELDERS ------^ a i ° a i g j g ° ' MIG WELDERS SHEET METAL LAYOin’ 217’ RESUME By owns>wnor: 5 bodroom. 2*A SHOPUBORERS PREPARATION balh.Ih. 33,000 sq lt, oaslside ------I locatio:allon, on 'A a cre. ICE; S 31-2009 lor prolossional i $ii2,0(1gQ0Q.Can34-6624 SM Monutacturino, 198 Froight- [fisumL>mohDlpbvRovSlollon._ |BYOW^OWNER: Ctose to CSI 4 j ; waySl. TwinFalls .Magicgic Word. 734-6217,____ . 1 ponnonino Schools. 3 bdrm, 2 m m s m th. firoplaco 4 hoat T ruck drivers noodod: 10 mp.now corpot,2car orm ation or youn' service represenintatlve whoolor oxporionco and ______aCall 733-0931 exi■Xt 2 for m ore infor rago, woll kept yard. COLCl roquifod. Local, could 50Q0.733-BS05 bob< full-timo. Call 423-4265 botwoon flnm-5pm. ‘ BY OWNER: i!n?T/!IT73” JiVW J bt ilrobto Neighborhood 725 HIAWATHA TruckTru drivors wanlod, 2 ■JliliW Hfif ^ ^ Valley F encing TINKERS $127,000 Dog eared cedah Joo's Handyman S e rv ic e yoo/s vorifioblo oxporionco. :Suporlor Ifllamily home, 3 bdrm. SPRINKLERS tLANDSCAPSS PROFESSIONAL cloonH DVM.48 stalo carri­ C hain link • Farms Remodeling, all repair work. 'A bolhs. Ivlng room wilh RIVERWEAR HOIVJE^^RVICES Repairs ' Guaaanteeo Design •Ranis •Trees, shnbs' ROOFINGI & COATINGS or. oi Proforflotbod oxpori- 3011 BUSINESS ' jplaco, lomiol dining, ook Carpot Cloaning Division 6 years in Magic Valloy ALTERATIONS AND REPAIR FREE ESTIMATE Grading-WallsSmore! 733-7221 o O' nco bul will troin. Must OPPORTUNITIES ; kiichonchon adjoining largo lom- 20 yoars oxperioncol havo CDL Solid local com- toom, fonceJboA yo/d. W o ’ll fit o r f i x . ly ______423-4775 Froe Esttmatos Commercial, ( industrial. ------ily roor Rets, Froe Estimatesi pany. Good poy & bonofiis. MaJtciko 2-3 times your cost on Eprinklirinklors, redwood dock, 2 423-4840‘ 420-4840 ,residential. Buildup roofs, g Skiwear, Sportswear, 326-5683 FILER h n lin A n a ? i^ 5 3 . EOE 250!500 lasl soiling iioms. F o r: caririnsulolod ins goroge with- JS] (up 10 375 5Q. II) Loaks repaired in 24 hrs. Jackots. Pants & Packs! Pro Unk Fonclng Truck ports person noodod infcnlo, write: Lyon Speciality oponolonors.nowenoroyelli- Sorvicos Include: Guaranteed “ CUSTOM SEWING HONEY DO. INC.II wilh some hoavy duly truck Moilorchandiso PO Box 1503. , cionl)nl oigas furnoce.A.C, 3 •Je(£x(rart/onC/oan;ng- low rato s •win Falls. Id 83303. _____ of Rivorwoar Flooco No job too small! o:oxporionco & willing lo Twi _Th4-632a. ,ig Procor]ditionor • Color High Ouaiity loarn. Coll 734-3051. ask own Garmenls & Sholl coats Call DEWEY TUBBS DIVERSIFIED lo wnor Rotiring: Esioblishod ;Q yowownsr: r English Tutor -glj briglitonor • Doodorizor'f Froe estimates Certified Massago Therapist lor John or Ross. rolr Sizes XL -4XL in Reg i Tall ______734-6271 Construction Specialties 'c olrigoralion and applianco , fiomo:imo 3 bdrm moin lovol. 2 Samo Day Sorvico5 734-8496 _ on call at Miracle Hot ' lalos 4 sorvico business. ; (inlthn ith e d room * in ba se- lor tho hard lo fit Call today 733-6645 Will beat competitors bid on _ Springs. Enjoy relaxing Wantod drywall hangors & lodndudos all oquipmont and j monl. 3 bath, 3 car ga­ PfD/npf & masomblB service SPARROW composilion roofing by 5% ^ i 736‘B714 CONSTRUCTION svflm followed by a linishors. Stan immodialoly. 'oolools ol Iho trado, truck and ' raa»,gs, IIandscap«d1 icro, f/iorapeuf/c m assaflo. Call for details Contact J! Fronk 375-4356. oxcixcolloni soorco ol invonto- tprink>rlnkleri, hot tub & sp*. Complole home bidg & y.Soriousinquirios onlyl . $i68 E Callahoad 543-6002 733-5107 ^ 168.5001636 Brlanvood repair Roasonablo ratos Wonlod: qualiliod somi Urivor I f?-ioply 10 P.O. Box 1107, Unoino or< call Bob Choynoy Freo estimates. Sen/ing for roulo dolivory. oclob- j -rpIF. ^303-1107.______734-B9l4.B9l6or733-3Q33. Ishod local compony. Must ^ ^ Old World Hoofing Magic Valloy 324-5 8 3 5 )nding businoss tor salo. Artistry _ havoClossACDLScpo jVon COUNTRY LIVING Freo local pickup & dclivory. hoovy lilling ond wooiind ■ ™nust soli, bosl oflor. 1 Sm a- , C O I IZ HARDWARE Hardwood Installation :hlnos, rogular incomo. Livoly w ^ 5 bdrm, 2 both brick Free cslimaltis, 18 )T5 enpenencc S O F T W A R E THE HOUSE DOCTOR work roquirod, Excollont 1 chi Finishing & Rormishing ' SICK CAR? jxc. poll timo business. tome silualoo on opprox. 7 on VCR, siereo. TV i amcoidcrs,"*■ SHAREWARE ' Remodeling, repair, pay ond bonilits. Call : ox Painting (inside & out) Nood small ongino ropair? * * * , icros SW ol TF, Boautifully VCndeanit;g,Sl9, ,, U p g ra d e y o u r old p renovations. Myron 733-0980 botwoon |_Cn! ------Sandscapod yord w/sprin- Precision Vldoo/Audlo Poto Button 734-5972 Don't tako it lo tho shop! 7om-4om, sy sto m to boths. kitchens, HOME SATELLITE T.V. Jor syslom. polo fonclng. 7 3 3 -7 5 8 4 Need body work 8. point? | a MONEYTOLOAN Jj“}vor ,’ 3.500 sq. tl, of living 386 o r 4 6 6 pow er d o c k s & fe n c e s. LETMEFIXIT Why pay higher cablo rates? Abbioviaiions — ijHng aK>tu»lai- 1------Own your own salellilo sysiem. ~ KNEED CASH? ipoco foronly$155.000. starting al Call now! 734-3224 od Josulls, Wtion you willo , . , , :al! hlaroU Puizior. $1 9 9 .0 0 WHERE IT SITSI Up to 3 0 0 channels, 0 buy notos & roal ostoto F or your h o m o, yout classlllod ad, bo curo homo, noar 734-5609 S'- D O IT Roofing, siding, 4 2 3 -6 2 6 2 All work ipreparatlon ------Ibut not roquirod, stoning bdbdrm. 2 both with ouro- :SI.$64 90i3.73&-1897 stylod kiichon. Foncod wiih t - — ^ r®. RIGHTI painting, concrefo, dono by har}d. salary lor all posilion $1132 sty eni drywoll.A plumbing Comploto Mobilo imomhly. Closing dalo July lavlavfli ond sprinklor systom. ® Concr'ote Professional Froo ostlmatosi $104,900. Col David al ' ^ _ Home Repairs d. ■ 1993. tosting dato July SV Ready to work for Jim Waggoner 543-4271 . 16. Sond applicotlon/ro- _fCK-Tok Realty 734-9151- , ■ 1 yo ui Auto Insuranco sum os to PO B ox 67, Jor- ^48 . 543-6349 or 481 so It 3 bdrm , 2 b a th GEM V i Ail t)pos of om etfi pfacement Hoalth Insuranco Profoss/onaf Senior discount omo. | Idaho 63338.______hohomo under conslruclion ST STARCRAFT 1.800-750-6349 Free Estimates STATE REALTY & excavation services. Indopondont agency offers Exterior Painting Lotr mon noodod. MUST wi'wilh 1200sq fl unlinishod 734-0400 Glass & aluminum boatsI 7 3 6 -1 1 6 8 Call 734-5670 I _ low ratos duo to many Guaranteed bost prico hov o o w n to o ls.’A pp ly a tl bobosomonl. Open lloor plan. Fishing or skiing, all InsurarKO sources, and workm anship Foctory Homos. 1300 i bdrm, fixer uppor. nico # lei"* Cohstnjction 8. Welding Free Estim atesi WANTED: ■Experloncodj2 b consultation 736-8665 Don't mako a big mlstai(el horso trainor. sond ro-1 o

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(2 UNFURNISHED 702 ( 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 513'ACREAGESAfJD 513 ACREAGES AND 51515 COMMERCIAL 602 2 CATTIE 709 HjHAY, GRAIN ! WM PROPERTY ANDFEED I S FOR SALE - FOR SALE LOTS LOTS______p ro lc ro s 6 b ro d c o w s 4 ______^ FLYING 0 KENNELS KICE alvos, moslly black hidod. 3^ crop3p ollalla hay. 16 Ions. ' For Sal* By Builder ' ]Spacious ramblor homo. 3 WAMTED: U ls In Twin Foils, I CE small 1 bdrm lor I por- coivo Now 1220 sq (I homo lobo II hoalod konnols. 20 lorgo i eonion, no pols-smokors. ; ogosgos 2-6 yrs. Bangs voca- ru rain■In. 825-5685. . ■ ■ ■ >0 bdrms. lg. family room. Iruil Cosh availtislo. I l l alod. solid moulh. Brod - bull. V0«f land or ouf8...un- ; CflH9l6-731-7149 oulsido Ol konnols, 5 acres. 3 . $291>295.736-1654______naloi lon, 3rd cutling hay. I l l Kil : troos. oardon. aulo sptin- jckter1994,$1000oolor dar (b.SO O . Call Koilh to- WOODRIDGE’Aacrohomo- bodroom homo. 3 oulsido rv,n».10 twdtocm $375 a month. : • C al 543-8373. : . ■ ■ ■ 0- klors. V eS O O . 560 Park buiWings. Paul, ID p ' ' 1110.702-755-2243. dav Dt 734-6700.______Torroco. Coll 734-0574. G E M :silo. Exiro nico uoolinod lol. . :irst 4 lasl monlh. $150 ^ -MJO i,75lon5, loiculling. ' FORSALE BY OWNER: 4 ' - STATE REALTY " 436-5172 or 436-9739. . Snpino No 0015.733 0722. , MTOPQUAitTY. S 734-795? _ . — '60-300 pounds, groin fod I aroo. Roasonablo, ; BOI ANTANTIQUES bdrm. 1 balh spaciousJB ^:Veryazcluslv«ArtTroul- 734-0400 For sak): 3000 so ft 2360.______;loors.aIlvaccinolions,do- homo wilh ovor 2000 sqttft ner designed home on commoricalbldg.tall 60313 FURNISHED siooi ALFALFA HAY AniiquosUOS boughi 4 sold. in Filor, $66,000. Call 733-3- sm al ocroaoo-423-4934. ’ 'CALL TODAYl Wo havo por- '514I,. INCOME _Z^734-4914 lonvo motsatio. APTS/OUPLEXES . hornod and roady lo go, ~, 324-2254 , 1559?Pfincolon Pnr 734-6915 3029 loovo m ossago or coll • loclfy pricod building kJts In ^OR SALE BY OWNER: 324-2592. _ YOUR COUNTRY a now subdivision In Jor- {j PROPERTY FO Dairy or Slock- 3264865 oflof Bom______Samoovmorovof33yoars, .njdrbdrm ,$27S4-$lS O do^h, . 5 calv.calvos, 14 days, oil oquip- noiivorforod in somi lond lols. 1602 APPAPPLIANCES PLACE omo. Jano will bo happy to .;^7; r'r>n1 1600 837-9171. * 1.09 sorae, 6 bdrms. 2 INVESTMENT PROPERTY: Grocory Gi Sloro. aas siolion, , qallutililiosincludod.734-Ui morn Cuslom hautng. : ,onnw>.;, 2 owe you tho doloils/ Pricod aulo ropoir snop. Nico 79s Whii^ool OJf condaion- bolhs. daylight bsml, nico { This charm ing duplox ol- at 79B3 or 536-6359.______800-11O-IOOO lb sto o rs. Coll — RMYJYING 4 SELLING y at $13,000 lo $10,000. lors, / 5 bodrooms. 2 balhs, homo h( on 6 ocros, 4 mis. !p—r '33-4462 osk for Doon. J, 220 voll, hns 2 yrj; lofl dooor, dock with swimmingJ K2-2n z x ______I urnishod bosom om opi.. - 733^ 3 amounis ol hoy, C al ' arranly;iLkinsS560-bOEi GEM lromTFonHwy74.Boouii- >r salo quakly Holsioin hoil- KurtV pool. Corral, Iruit iroos. pay only oloctric. S200 mo.. . For sa •. 537-6616.______STATEREALTY ) Lot for eale. S61 Jefferson. [ mi i:ful londscoping & prontablo $160 dooona. 733-8983. orsirs IromI 500 lo 800 lbs. ____ ^ 734-0400 p o stu ro . viow. ALL FOR . $84,900 $6600.733-0458______; ' Gi Givo Ed a call, businoss. bi Call lor appoini- - f — :all 662-3612 or 862-3613 ------I Ir,upright Coldspol menl to soo. 733-561'f. 604M UNFURNISHED -S alli ' * 6.7 Acres, 4 bdrm, 2 baih.I. Murlsugh: 20 acres eult- MOUNTAIN VIEW _m s/allalla hay. Now crop Iroozo'r.i2o*r. SJOO. Excollont CONDO UVING Brand now APTS/DUPLEXES )allhy 12-16 wook old Hol- Gross/r L„, . fomily room, o u lb l^ . pas-i- able for horses, farming REALTY iloin hoilors ond bulls. $75Ao^on 734-7761.______condiliilbn .on 733 S473 unils, 3 bodrooms, 3 balhsnt luro, TFCC wator. galod ilo usod w.istior 4 dryor wilh o as lurnaco, control u or developing, $30,000 7 3 4 -1 8 9 8 i 1 4 2 bdrm apis ’33 5425 loavo msQ. Qualilyity 1st culling hay. no ' For snio u: pipo. wosl olTwh. $89,000^ negotiable. Call A. Myers ^RETIRING? Mako this nowly )ljloin hord'70 hood milk- rain,»I. t70nlon.88G-7074. sol. Amann,Ami works good. air, llroplacQ and carport. I Laurol Park Aportmonts Holilo 3.bc-stoH»r. 734-3261. *1.49 A cres-3 bdrm. 2 lomodolod, oil oktd duplox ' l76MauiicoSl.N.,TF. , ingng HolsioinI low SCO. 20 QuoHyly lirst ciM hoy. no rain. ; Localod closo lo CSI. . balhs. big iroos. gardon G E M 1 n l‘.80t-7e5-4238 !: J® your homo & monoy makor 734-4195. driosifios 733-5425 loavos msq Call1326-5^i. 3: GE oIludricdcIih rnngo, whJo with Pricod ol $79,500 por uni. . aroo, uniquo slylo homo, STATE REALTY Roallor ownod. 4 units j '• SHARP. CRISP, and ,I all In onol In Jorom o on 734-0400 , bd) led: Rain demsged black ovon, $150. ' Joromo. bdmi opt, 530 3rd Avo W, • PRODUCERS p i 734-3286.______availablo. Pricod ot ; CLEANdoscribolhis1/2 I qiquiol cuWosoc st, each unll Twin Falls, $200, Cnll lor 7 ' ' 20 Acres • 2 bdrm mobilo.'• o a o with novror ronch aylo ■1 in Incl 2 bdrm . 1 b a lh . W/O s h OD USED VACUUMS $74,500 o o c h . CALL : NSCC wator. ship, shods. 5H0P/APARTMENT 1080 ■ r«ol. 324-2468.______LLIVESTOCK 1352 sq. H. 3 bdrm. 2 balh I hihookup, appls, singlo cor sq fl shop, ollco spaco and — bys. Hoovors, Soars, WALT H E SS TO HAVE ■: $59,950. 2& 3B ED R 00M ' AdwW vancoconsignmontstor 710 HORSES H Kirbys. , homowilhallachod 12*30 ; g;gorogo, & undorground 0q 2 bodroom, 1 both ol- ______Eurolui.EkJCirolux, Euroi FIRST CHOICE. (M3-141 '/t TOWNHOUSES WWodnosday dairy sak), ______ROBERTJONES) carport'patio. undorground i;.sprinklors with timor. $050 lochod m opanmonl. Plonly of Juno 30. tO yroi■ oW sonoll golding. trail Filiorr Quoon,Qur Orok. $5-$65. spnnklors. livo stroom on , monlh ront incomo, only parking pi on t aero and Itom $395, Call 736-0951. COLONIAL STYLE 3 bod­ Washor^ 4 dryor hookup *7-• 75 hood, 600-800 b s. ridingng or mounloin horso. ______Ca 1- REALTV woslboundory. & acom- ;I $69,500,a For moro inlo. coll roody rt lor uso, Pricod ol rooms, 2 bath homo.t 733-0404 Small yord 4 storago opon hoifors. gontioIllo. 432-5460 ovos. Konon BrownBi Applianco VquRoo coilings. ook kilch- . morclol 26x42 slool (romod, ! 1-600-^^5940 $65,600. $1 TO SEE THIS Plus our rogular run ot 11 yr ol 727 2nd Avo. S. ‘ Slool woHod shop. $92,900. Nooolsl 734-6600 , PI' j^okl golding "ronni^M 727 on. 2 car garogo wilh opon­In '• Of I PROPERTY, CALL WALT ------springor 4 opon hoifors. waiko 734-0670 " 1-800-262-5001 TODAY. >93 032______'2 b dbdrm. I'A balh apl avoil-j or. Hugo backyard wilh po­ EXT. 1211 ' ,515 COMMERCIAL _T Jerome. 324-4345. $300C)00 nogolioislo. Iniormo- ; "We wanlwan vour butlnpti" lio lor your lamily ploasuro. _ Call ART JONES 734-3346 ablo in 4-plox. $400/m o, ■ - — orJOHNTOLK326-5241 , PROPERTY 733-6677 or 734-7600. Porolurobrod yoorling A ngus diototo or oxporioncod ridor ; yVoshorior 8a dryor, $150. Ro- Sprinklor syslom, ironl PuBs lor solo. 326-S339. only.:/. 3 yr old barrol 4 roin- | ,$140. r.mgo,$75.AII jn' 503 BUHLfflLER ' ; BDRM, 1 balh apl^ larpo : potdi lor your laid back on- Landwatbh, i BRAVO INVESTMENT J sod hoovy duty squBOZO l«0I p f rospoct oppondix 1 working,kir^g.934-8893. loymont. This won't lastisl ' HOMES I SERVICES < chulo. $750.54^6659 QUOrtiirtor maro Polamino. 15 long, HURRYII Pricod aat l i..__ ___ ^ I Full son/ico commorclal G E M IQuiol noighborhood, ' ; :hof!,Otyors, Rangos, nds, $2500. Vory mol- ■ ngs 4 DW. Warraniood. $85,000. CALL W ia iS AT R ealtors >I propony dovolopmoni A STATE REALTY l sioiago, cu loncod yid. ,704M CUSTOM FARM '.726-8506______I liui's Usod Appliances. 324-7280 FCR DETAILS.? FILERl' GOLDEN SPUR manaoomonl. 734-MOO _ $$400* 4 dop. 736-1835. SERVICES 5 OHico 733-3667 oarold Sorrel Golding,.: 24'245V/a.’;hinglon, 893-173.______ACRES. Rostriclions & ; C n ll7 & m 4 : bdrm apt on rivor. No pots. , ------— covonanlsnpplylo21 cilyiy LOOK AT THIS PROPER- nllo, mounloin oxpori- , 734.1^34-1965 Opon 9-5 no smokors, Boaulilul yard. I Adirkdims C utiom Swathing, a . $ 1200.54^4760 | ------lots wilh sowor walor & TY. Usod 05 0 rosidonlial I BsllngorStscklno ■ ^502 HOhES S2SO/mo. a66-2824. I 502 HOMES ^50: Irontal, bul is an oxcollonl Plooso coa 733-4.04L 5 yi ®i|oldPoinl.goldlng.Qon- |eo4 BUIBUILDING ; Rosorvo yours todayl FOR SALE ssmal buikling in good con- |Clei;ie sn 1 bdrm, Slovo. rofrig. — E! . papors. 4 usod on I GEM FOR SALE onH-ulil5. $275 734-5463 ■ All 3 or lust 1 MATERIALS STATE REALTY dition in a commorcial zono ich, WoukJ moko a groal 1_____ Call JOHN TOLK 326-5241 with vory high irallico aroa IcieiJleon 2 bdtm. slovo, rolrig, ; horso or for amaiour rid- I 5. ^ g.9' jgcoder Ionco panels. 734-0400 : or ART JONES 734-3346 . ond surroundod by su e- ;_&i& utils Incl. $385. 734-5485 ; $2200.702-755-2243^ ! jjjo.id 4655balor,l(jH1078 !o.ieh C.1II 423-5324. C06s/ul businossos. Ownor . c q j REDUCED TO $09;9OOthls ' ------:O M P A R Effioso f ond 2 : suckor. stn( C«lnowl«««m- 6 ?• '" ofd block moro has •; ONSTRUCTION S; Landwatch, f says bring all ollors. ColM ^dibdrm apis. 1322 W ashing-' a, ckodboor,olk.4door. . gracious 1800 sq h homo Jono or Stovo. Pricod at ■ ,Qp ablodalM.Q34.aS52- onlroo-linod Poplor Siroot ion St N. T.F. 733-0740. - - — king $1200 or bosl offer. ] SSURPLUS U s Realtors I n n R E A L x i $60000. >92-278. ------Custom combining ond haul- callall 6^-2720.______surroundod by staloly QUIET LIVING ipj'ipg. C.1II 531-41 fB. . . homos. 3 largo bdrms.2 ful 516 VACATION d o - .oldArabflolding.po- i SALE uJ Offico 733-3667 :ioan complox. 1 4 2 bdrm ' quality, nov/ malorials at bathrooms, boaulilul sun PROPERTY opts, $325 & up, cs. $1000, 324-8752 am ■ Top qualfl ’ room with oak floor, brickick .______^------ROCK PICKING Ioro9.orovos. givo-aw.B-away pncos, includ ir>g Rolurbishod, cloan, Wovno Bowor 543-6719. lal roolino 4 siding, liroplaco in largo living 1/2 PRICE ' (dishwashor, laundry . lulllui 1 yr QH m a io . “’" “J,','; room, format dining room,ID?' SOS GOODINGS G e n e S h a r p Ellic Sharp , , :ustom swalhing. baling ond i .i „ . -hung Pronch doors, S.ilei AhocW c Island PatkVillago Rosotl fadlilios, no pots I Cusli rvin windows, londod soporato uiitiiy-hobby rt»mom WENDELL HOMES Ajjoc. Dfohcr Cn^Cni has lololly improvod loia. __ 664B Quincy 734-6600 i Slacking. 8e'e Dw Custom Farming buy. Call Jano or Slovo lor'or 506 JEROME HOMES I d d is o n A v e! E» y l “ 436-6795 Tim Tin WiLwn 934-5952. SILVEILVERTHORN SALES _ 1286 Add front loo cabin. 2200 ca ll, 10280verlendAve dolails. *93-149.______Jeekeon'e ^029 $87,500, Gory. Sun Vafloy 606506 MOBILE HOMES ! ROCKPICKER Burlev 67S-t459 'J e ro m e Coif Cours« ______Mnni,1nnuro hauling, groundwork, Horseshoeing H ■ ... -■ Prooonios. 726-1144 _ ----- iin 4 lopsoil, gravol, 4' Qooanl now townhousos lor 1990 14' X 6 6 ' N ashua. 2 plaplant, swalh. balo, stock, ____ $35-J CaD '736-27^ Fill dirt i . sd o . 324-8721.______lhrof.h, chop. 543-6666 MadO avy oquipmoni 10 do tho 518 MOBILE HOMES ; bdrm. bd 1 balh. sunkon oval J h rj io ropo horso, hoad or I da!IMG-21&9______GEM Just listodl Immaculalo homo ______lul lub, doublo sinks, GE appli- - SEYMOURCUSTOMHAY SE' hod.ol. bay maro. 324-4816. ■ -19° STATE REALTY' & yard, 3 bdrm s, 3 balhs, 14*70 Govotnor with 4x10 ancos, an goorgoous docora- : Munaugh, Idnho Rog yi sato: 16' liborglass ga- 734-0400 siding, hoal pump, Iwl tub. lip-out. 3 bodroom, 2 bath lor loi colors, sm.itl dock, liko cy,- 30 door wilh hardware; dbl garago, aulo sprfnWors.'s! in odull park in Filor.- now. no 788-3119.______; w honvy duty molal loW- IMMACULATE WOO­30- galod pipo. 4'A a cro s. 813.000. Call 326-4095. .11 bibdrm Joromo. $225 mo. Call Cnll 678-0868 or 670-0868. I cnrrpor r.li‘0 733-4401 loc- horso bom. insulalod shcf), DRIDGE HOME just rodoc- 1973 12x60 Hillcrosl, $3750. 'J$200 2 dPQ 324-3430 Swathing 4 balina gomi • • * • STEEL-STEEL oralod insido. Absolulolyloly boouliful viow. $165,000. ''' 1S41 BITTEnnOOT intJo. roally nico; rog, 3 yr mtl v/.tni to it'll RoHmy 3 _ 1-702-755-2203.______Jontz Cuslom Hay1r>g n|dd hbay golding. slanod 4 WOOD BUILDINGS, . wondorlul yard, 3 bod­ f OWr^ERS ARE ANXIOUS ifiti B07 OFFICE AND C.nll 543-6049 j.ont :LAIMED Bldgs Up To J t COOK REALTY bclnit, ? l).iin liDtni.' O.iUiv.y ststoiu- ciilty, Sunl.cn lorm.il Cosh q for mobilo homo, 1983 ' inllo, nico: reg, 3 yr old rooms ground floor usod to :rtu.'fi-cJiiiitiq-l.iii'ily footii OOsqfl. Going Fasl. bo 4 bodrooms, couldIb bo o ; 324-1289 Itvinc) rootii. 0|)iT i ^ tirlu and nowor. Call 783-4305. RETAIL SPACE [705?05 FARM Poinlint, slanod. nico; rog, 4 « 00s< ” w/liro()Uiftr L.ir(|f vvpfirJo o(d,roal^broko4gonilo; tdor Yours NOW! again. Anothor ono or 2 jrf d'i)I (Jf.i.jL- Ijc-intj MACHINERY yrok AVESlODO's. 'l- l ' MAKE YOUR FIRST HOMEl4E .ilnio^plKTC Ci.'filt.il lif.ilitu) CLEANICLEANl OFFICES, 736-8022 ^ ______Ht#>Ea Ll Y NICE M&fiEY 5AVE bodrooms in basomonl wUh WORK FOR YOU! Thislis Mccl .n rcc room DDl dyjiIi'plJi (.irport r<'nci.'Cl y.itd 14’x j, 68' G ovornor mobil — J CallSliivo. 733-0459 lamily room. Largo covorod •duced to $82,SOO. I 180 sq. It. oKico, buiR-in , 4024020JDwilh 158loodor. WININNER rog, 9 yr old Call nowly romodolod duploxox w/lruil I/m Vay mcc R e a u homo ol sot up in Skylano DHA cuning m aro,; 10 yr ______dock overlooks vel ol protiy dosk, compulor lormi- j 543-6486 54: ______NCH S could t>0 your hom o-.In-lr<; SABALA REALlXTY • 733-4321 Pork. i Roosonoblynow hoat na!,slorago a;on. ExcollonI ■ 5QQ, i call horso, hoad 4 hool Iroos. 1896 sp. ft. lo sproodi,^ como sourco all in onollOl I___ — —------r ------— ------' pump, I oppliancos. lighl lix- ‘ 500ga! walor lank, dual axol, ' out in. Tho bosl storogo I'vo downtown localion. $160 > ^$200. 788-4573 ovos or breakaway: ^ 9 vr old 805 CtCAMERAS Eoch util.lncl 2 bdrm. 1 luros. Now dock w/carpol. ^ joding or hooling horso, ^1 ovor soon In a homo. Oall mo.lillf.oP.’ico 736-6544. 324-6020 davs.______AND EQUIPMENT ' both, W fltcokup. appls, 11! i! 111! > 1'! ‘11'^ Slrolch guord on rool. Ex- — INISHEO: 8 yrold nico ______Ja n o or Slovo lor privolo 2664 sq It ol ollico spaco, ^ ' singio c ^ B a g o , & undor-or- collont condilion. All lor 2C( 841 Ford Iraclor, oxcollonl nchooMinq. 324-3972 Coloror dadark room, piolor.sjon- shovrlng. Priood al groufidSrlnklorswilhlim- only $15,000. Call Ray. PjPlonly parking spacos. coicondilion. 324-3185______— $169,905. *93-180. . . $2000pormo.5 yrloaso. STANDING ATSTUD ol., comcor plolo, $700. Call or. $ 6 5 0 m onlh ronl In- Aolodin prossuro washing 17-4708 ovonings. 734-4l&or734-9b75. ' logistorod block 4 whilo 837-47 ______HORSEMAN'S PARADISE ; como. only $69,500. Moro>ro NICEI NICEI ji sysioms. solos 4 sorvico, Now 3500 sa, fl homo on 5 ^oinl 4 rogislorod AQHA Ponloxilax SLR 35mm wiin 1.4 ^5 ; info. 1-600-326-5940 Barringion 14'x 64'plus 6'x 3200 32C so il shop wilh adjoin- ! now 4 usod. tbuckskin.324-3301. Umi s acros, 2,000 sqflhoreo ing ollico spaco. 12x14 ' C: (IS. $75. Lighl molor, $35. 12'm u ltl-p u rp o to ro o m . in CallJ4L’Sweeplng ------' BolhioMhlorSlOO 733-5831 bam with guost houso shoo door. 324-3101 | Si 1 512 FARMSmANCHES mobilo homo all sol up in Son/ico 734-5385 or , , , HORSE quanors. qualily Ihrough­I ' : AND DAIRIES Lazy J. Covorod dock aw- Downiown Qo' oxoculivo ollico _ 6j678-5369 in Burioy. I COMMUNICATION out, $365,000. Call ?&- ning. slorogo shod. Quality spacosf lor loaso. boaulilully . p^f, EQUIPMENT 903 C( 2323 or 733-7051. Forgusontractorlorsalo. _____------DDEVICES — ; 62 acros. sprlnklor irrigalod, 2 yr old oppliancos. roslorod ro wilh oak lloore and ' 33837-9171.______JUST LISTED Plumbod lor walor sollonor, lrim.3 ir privatoollicos.ro- 52 Chormoc 3 horso trail- ______j now sooding oHotla.boauti- For salo: John Oooro 8820 or.$ iwood Communicoiions 2+/-acros. 4 bdrm. 1 bothoth I lul viow ol tho m ounlains. Evoporoiivo cooior. Ownors coption c( atoa vflih onclosod j ■. $2000.324-7021. Konwoc brick hom o wilh machino oro onxiousi $13,900. For privnto pi businoss ollico, 2 ! grain > combino 24’ hoodor, .gg.B867i20Barrettaluml- R«»ivocoivor shon-wavo, $150. lino ' assum ablo oxisting loan. oxcollonl condition, fiold ali734-93Gl______shod all lor only $70,000.'00. 51.550 oor ago. 834.5402 doloils Col Roy. bathrooms, b; kitchon aroa 1 ium elock trir. Now Wos. Cali 73 Additional acroago avail roody. Also Mossoy Forgu- kbrakos, 4 mots. Excol Moiorolorolo radios lor 2 way ; For salo: 350 acros. 2 wilh gonorous siorago son 860 wilh 20' hoodor. spaco. currently physician cond, $8200. commi)mmunic.il>on: 2 bases. 3 ! homos. TF walor. roallorlor oxcollonl condilion, liold 702-755-2243.______pickupckup radios 4 1 ponabki. ownod. Call 543-4930 S A B A L A iollieos, 734-56S0 lor inlor- LANDMARK malion & apooinlmonl. , toady. Boih combinos hovo 93 3-horso slanls:-OS 6 '/i 637_-6C37-6656 ______For salo by ownor 597 o a o s REALTY i boon Slorod in shod whon i16usodGN.324-3972 ; REALTY . dovolopmoni typo land. NWiw FALLS PROFESSIONAL : nonot in uso. For moro Infor- - £ i s J COMPUTERS 2235 s . Lincoln ol Hammoll, ID. Only 733-4321 CENTER ' m,malion call 438-5234. F orBoloortrodolorlollor rs ’809 D Ir-ondosod 4-horso poni- — ;— : $189,000. Call Carl Bulior, Forsolo 1992 Broadmoro, : 500 sq.ft.. 2 privaio ollieos. ' Hosslon sorios #30 slockor 4 324-7518. » o d with 15 lod ol horso plo II GS wilh Vulcan “ : 324-6046,______14x70.2 bodroom, 2 baih. rocoptionisi aroo. ■ loodor. 467-2840.____ MUST SEEI Exccpllona] sioragoroom.privalobalh, — jaco-f 3 loot ol mangor 4 otddrivo 5 imngo writor Good C onls All Eloclric, si rinlor. 10 progrnms 4 30 1 bodroom. $23,900. $400 por monlh. IH 375 14'swolhor. sol-up ^ick Slorogo. $1500, Also Rf"” ** 1246'.^ eih Av9. E. !s13 ACREAGES a n d HUD 4 FHA approvod. ; ^ lor DOOS. 733-4919. iscs. 654-2528______Good linancing. $25,500. ^Cnll 734-9feO or 733-0707. : J « amporsholl forsm all PU. 734-8577 or 733-2396^ I LOTS SINGLE OFFICE SPACE: MoiMossoy Forguson 124 balor. $lo io lT 536-2934.______Commommodoro 64. monitor. 2 Sonalor Mobilo Homo Pmk, -Sll isk drives, modom, prinlor. Now 4 bdmi. 2000 sq 11,2 lul «37, Buhl 543-4029. AAvoiloblo in Bluo Lakos ol- rocondilionod. liold roody. u .nnd r crafted silvor Royol 11 ocro homositos in FSor ondiiid $750 lirm.Call 326-5824. oy slicks, woid procossor, balhs, dining room, Ero- Joromo, $12,000. Call Dav- lieowrk S150.733-2124 ^ how saddlo, Sizo 15 1/2, ' loy®'' pIoc». oak cabinols on l rr’SCHEAPERTOBUY J i olsolgafiiof. All lor $300 ki. K-Tok Roallv 734-9151. THAN TO RENT R ichordlon hl-lill dum p siiviiJvor trim. oxc. cood. $600. “ is® ocro. Soo altho ond ot wogon lor silago. haylogo. Call;all 788-2866.______' ------733-B782. nl- 50 pro ownod mobilo homos. '61'611 FARMS FOR Dosod Viow Dr.. 2000 ft Big Lost Rivor fronl­ 4IH 1456.733-8536 ovos son Apox PIjs IDM com- ago, Fanloslic viow ol Ml. Pricos starting ol $6995. RENT reo traior invonlory doso- E pson, $134.900. 733-9606. Singlo widos & doublo widos Slool 4 Sioolwood bldgs outul. Clrclo J 4 Logon atiBlo wflh monitor, prinlor ------Borah, Wildiilo, Iishing & . sollwaro, $795, Allor availablo. ' DairyDo 7 ’A mi NW ol Buhi. sin- : Foclory Fr doaranco. 24x45, Co!;oadi.WodoZotlingorlalo 4 sol : rocroation plus poacoli' & om cafl 324-5533 I Qutol. Small porcols or totalItal ...... glo lour sido oponor. cor- <40x72,50x90. Ono ooch. ovoves. 676-3342______,_ 8£m e TH R EE M BROCKMAN'S 0 woni losl. $avo thousands, jiTu; M PS-2 compulor, REALTY I 56 ocros. $2000 por aero, rols, somo locK-ups, coll w MACULATE C0NDITK3NI IBM 1 I Torms. Roallor ownod. MOBILE HOMES raising ; lacilitios with 3 bdrm 'call S.R.O, Conanjclion 992 28W Torry 5lh whool Huwlcluwloll-Packord Dosk Jol •d- -OWNERSIS MOVING- 208-733-0459______00 B4W lasor prinlor with 1092 CANDLERIDGE 734-3167 o r . house. h 543-8026.______Iih sIkJo oul • gonorator • MO B G ra n a d a iC. Ilis loododi $20,500. Sennr;eanman hand hold ccan- HOhffi - Boautilui homo>mo lBuikiingh»t on Falls Avonuo,Z 1909 Gr 1-800-773-3167 _ " Woniod 10 buy Immodiatolyl AC ’ ,L , 612 PASTURES ' M F 165 diosol trodor or MF Far•armere Eichango. Trade nor.or. FPrograms includo Ex- with ovor 1.800 sg (t plus 1 $14,000. Cou Oovklal ■ross Puolishof, Lotlor Por- on additional; 1,777 sq ftHin in ! K.fokRoaHv734-9151. FOR RENT ; »35,65.135,175. Ford 600. Insn> welcomo, linancing 800. 900. 3000, 4000, bviivellable.733-3961 , 'oocl c l :and Quickon. Pur- tho basomonl. 3 bodtooms. D U Pl£X -330 8th Avo E.TF hasod now 8/92. $1995 I Good Horso Pasluro. rosorv I 95000. IH 300. 350, 425. or oid^ 2 balhs. Ivina and dining Ollors 2 - 1400 sq ll. 3 d eturdy nwlal horeo trir, ^ omololn. 423-4700 room, and family, room. ' nblODrlco.734-2601. | 4'454 form Iraclor. Protorobly *27a75.1-fo.75S.2203. bdrm. 1 balh units. 2 car p-lop compulor, 286. liko Plus conlral vac, Inbhod wilh from teodor. r ] - r " S dotachod garooo, & a flood Candy Cane Park, over c m 324.3031______ckupetock rack, heavy IOW with oxlra baltorios, garago with shop, J™ and rontal hislory. $59,900. Super location, facing Can ;613 WAMTTORENT Juty with horse hood, flu " S " ' slucco bully bam. All pro­ 36o0sq.ft. 5to7bedrooIrooms, 2.5 baths. Newer tllH PiK U il ;horger, mouse 4 misc. ' Dopondoblo singlo working 701706 FARM & RANCH ^ ;600 firm. 734-5729 evo lossionaiiy (andscjuwd wtlh"5 ailAHI.I7M<1340 oak kitchcn to open greateat room, lormal dining Dt rmom, loon dougWor 4 oui- lings or loavo mossago. , oulo spnnklors. A lot ol room, lg. redwood deck,;k. a irc o n d itio n in o & IMPLEMENTS iddle.S43-6761._------homo for $169,900. Coll B=s==s==^= ;i door dog nood 2 bdrm aclnlosh Plus wilh hard Doniso al oflico or 734-“ Landwatch,» sprifikier system. AskingingS126.000, MakeoKer. = homo to ronl. 733-4549. 1)19851) MF 860 c o m b in g TcpCp prices tor usod saddlos, disklisk, prinlor.1 keyboard.'sofl- 5028, Roallor ownod. 64- Call 7 3 4-19 09. .Leave m8!message, all calls returned 602 $ UNFURNISHED ,. ^Wantod lo ronl loaso or buy :: 11) 1985 MF 850 combino. onUquo 1 bits and Gpure. varo. waio 4 compulor desk. 93. “ Realtors ; 2-3 bdrm homo wilh 5-40 ;' BBolh machinos hovo cob, Wo V buy. sell and Irodo. :.ill c.ill 734-8339. 7 ______, HOUSES : 2 j oir, bin oxlonslon 4 slraw 259Sh«honoSt.S., : 7 i Offico 733-3667 . acros. Rolocoling immodi- | a andy 1000 EX PC wilh 3 bdrm. 2 boih. kilchon oppls a t loly lo Twin Falls a ro o . 'I cchoppois49118loblos. Vlckere VI Weetem Store. To^j 733-5336 i______. ^ 3 Tondy color monitor, $550. ond AC. wolor ond lawn I I 734-9463.S.im-5om, AAlso 1) 1982 MF 775 Call734-9361 mowing lurnishod, $550 i , swolhor w/condilionor. 71212 mniGATioN' ______- Tandyandy126K color compulor 501 OPEN HOUSES !soi OPEN HOUSES monlh-f $200 dop. No pots. |i ei61S ROOMMATES ; _Z733-8458______L ___ DOO gollon barrol wilh ■ whhwilh disk dnvo, & monitor, Appiicallon roquirod. 406 : WANTED ;1i 16.9 6 by 34 rim, liros. 4 '0? £300 536-2560______Pblolino Rd.736-1&ai, !; _ 1I Vl whools. loosonobly pricod. sta n d , m oko ollor. Coll , $300 i lils most IHC tractors. 324-6005 olior 5:30 ■ OPENJn h o u s e ~ 3bdrm,2balh.nowlycomod- I4114 bdrm houso lo sharo w/1 i li amoll50hpboostorpump ' 810to IFIREWOOD UNE 27, 1-5 p.m. ollod. $550 plus dop. Rols . tmolo, 1 lomalo, non-smok- ^Cnll 733-6866. Con SUNDAY JUT f l roquirod. Animals nogolia- \I^orJK5^oM i 6^M 5^ ' irowood lor rintn 423 5324." MON-THUR,I, jTUNE 2 8 -JULY 1 KIMBERLY 3 b o d ro o m .. 1 tboth, ranch styto homo, bio. 733-9593.______,707 FARM SEED _£0 ifowood ordors boing lakon, Largo back yard w/dv/dock. Front yard has t ' ------Foror ronl 160 shoros TFCC • Pino or Codar, split 4 4 bdrm, 2 bath, wilh garogo. lAAalloIlosood. -wswolor Slock, obo 15 shoros J" J boouliful landscapingling w/lots of tfoos and ^ $575 mo, 733-3752 oltor lolfvorod. TimborwohWood BRAND NEWV iCONSTRUCTION lis nico fool $56,000, pasluro mixos. town grosses N.S.n : 733-1359.______' flowors. a n d th o prico is n 5:30om, ’ ComD.^nv 673-6263 ^ ^ R A I N B a #DD-222 . Bob Hamitton Sood. ^alodppo:6*,6*4 10‘ 4fit- : ------^ AFFORDABLE 5 ACRES.. 3 1:b o d fo o m , 1 b atfi ra n c h /A173 • $350. 2 bdrm . Irg 734-3587 or 733-1477 linos. 324-2244______, foncod yard, W/D hook-up, II FURNfTURE stylo homo includingI kitchonklf w/dirtfiS/ashor & ohiz Drilling. Qualily ropoir lots of cabinet spaco,:o, taundry roifrn nexl lo i n R i ^ . 709 HAY, GRAIN ANO CARPETS Elwood & Evans or doopon wolls. 62^5617. : _____ I kitchon o n d 2 c o r d o loo c f h o d OOfOQO SM,500. I ANDFEED -2^- • #SK-201 ______. 734-1401______Portable Hydraulic 1 brownbrot plaid couch, $75, RoditJor, $40. Swivol rock­ ONI Thi! fa m ily h o m o Is - |Booulilul houso for loaso, 3 Sprinkler Pipe Repaire. Rod ______lia! 190 lon. 1st crop. 1 ton S or $40. AC, $25 All good f b oouliful Snako Rivor. 6 bdrm. 2 both, nico noigh- - I batos. $60.436-1236. ^ Hondlinos. «« mainJnos up 10 o r.J . . i f c 6*.whoollinosovoninlho r condcondilion. 536-5525 ■/2800 sq, (I. of living orco . borhood. closo lo now hos- 7, 701 AUCTTONS j j1st i cul. no roin. 324-5082 fiokJ^ wilh whools still on tho . 5- ^ im, lovofock liroplaco a n d pilal $ 6 5 0 3 2 5 dop.. rols. pioco Kroohlor soctionai 1st culling, oxcoilont ,^.C^^.'^Ropr.r, p , om. Hoof pump w/oir avail, 8/6. 678-9159 " couch, toso brown, excel- Auction • Juno 30lh 6 PM condilion. no rain, -co r QOfOQO. Pficod fo soli , J Chailollo Ouosnoll Estalo lonl condition. $200. Coll Ckion 1 bdrm. rongo & rolrig. C C al 326-5095. — 324-8356 ahor 6pm. 3 bedroom, 2 bathth iranch style home on 1 LOCATlONI LOCATION #GS-221 221 Highland. $250 por mo will bo sold on Wodnosdoy _ ■ 324- acre In excellent cocountry location. Master locotod w /o viow of b( ♦ dooosH-734-5060. ovonings auction, Indudod ;I lsicuninghoy$65oton. 71414 SHEEP & GOATS 3^ :o ovoi rug sot. 11x13. ; ______3 2 ^ ^ . ~ ond3B-.$l25/ollor.2 bedroom w ith walkalk-in closet & private bodiooms. 3 boths w/20i; VALLEY REALTY ]For ronl: 4 bdrm. 2 boih, i[ will bo tablo, couch, choirs. Loft a b o v o lomily room , i , rodinor.lloworslonds,TV. jts■ isl cutling hoy, no rain. $65, or solo: 4 H brooding ,g.,sels'of 46 X 84' drapos, balh. Living roomm zaccented wltn high lorgo yard. $550 -•■ dop. > proioct. rom and 5 owos. spocious living room734-1991 Sloroo. mirrors, pictuios,’ ;: ;30 ion avail, small lole ok. ^ £20,'ollor. Call 734-7130. vaulted ceilings. Redwood«C' deck In front & Rote rtwuirod. 733-3123. !m 50. Col 423-4330. ^ t I condilioning and o 2-co bicydos, microwavo. oloc- : ' (Call 733-6692, ^ ;nbr wilh malching drossor, age, vinyl siding €t heat ddlson Avenue East back, double^ragc ^ c f $149,900. JONES WE HAUL Iric hand lools, bookshelf. torch owo lambs. $65 ooch. . 10 Slovo Kohnlopp 32C-S048 11st cutling, no roin, $70 4 and child's rockor, $150, • pump. ‘89,500. Iwillmovoyou tablo saw, canning jars. ,lon. Will dolivor 5 io n s * . Can 4 2 3 ^ , ------I will soil individually. Coll 10 Gono Sharp 733.S553 ANYWHERElortossthon. . ------H'- HOSTESS;-Kay,CalhounJuke._ IQ -EIHe Sharp------733-5559 - .p lu s lot8 .& lols ot olhor ,0011734-5609. - 324-2278. ______ronting a truck. Nood good usoblo morchandiso. -- 16 FARM MISC. 7 Larry Smllh 734.2020 lio n bolos. dairy, dolivory ___ Dropos: Polvostor sheer wrth LOCATION: 1 1 /2 1 1 15 Oobblo Daniels 734-4044 loads to Calif & Ariz. „> Dont miss this onol ’ FREEESTIM ATES- ' avail, loslod; olso slraw lor 50Oposl8,anda'4mibobwire. , ! d&gn,gold,36'x84‘ doi bng. miles w u t o n thc M j 1286 Addi« Kooloan Lyllo - 733 C4G& Hunt Brothere Auction* < ' Call K4-4777. lonvo mso. Bob Barton ■ Coll 324-3490. 165 Eastland Dr. I J salo. 825-5617, $125,EkKtrk:loncor4bob- ^ SlovcHallowj 734-1290 : Highway, Jerome H Nico 2 bdrm homo lor ronl, Twin Fills, ID '25lon1slcutlinghoy,2‘. $65a wiro wl sirolchor $75. 837- For*or ssoto iherapulic rodiner, .. Oudain Hftllows 734-1290 658-3882i j, . lon, 734-4662. I 9171. 91 honi hon 4 vibrator. 423-6263, i i • -pmvearenan — 733-77ea -I $300o)usdoO- 537-6765 734-2548 I n John EihorWge 320-3377 I U JimHoaa . 734-7ISS I ■ IssyGdjfis 733 0SOG I I ■ NodrnUngnaw 733 571S i I LL 1 ■800-65

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311 FURNHURE 817 MSCELUNEOUS :820 PETSAND 825 82 WANTEDTOBUY. | 82;325 WAfffEDTO BUY AND CAflPCTS ______FOflSAL£ _ ; SUPPUES______viiVila-mix 4 cook book, looks i ^/ont to buy Shoop Comp liko 0 slainloss slool blind-j sti King sizo matross a boxox Fioopalloi8.Coll733-0931.1- I Roglslorod Goldon Rolroiv- || Stovo. 934-8164. ovos. ______ivvh] sorinos lof wilQ. Excoptioft->n- Tho Timos Nows, or stop>P ! ors lor solo. All molos, Of-73^9779 /hiskoy barrol wanted for ally aoon & in good srupo.50. by tho otfico botwoon 8 amm I roody in 3 wooks. $185. WANTED:Baby W/ cradlo Inro- j plflftling pi, llowers. Coll 734- | o ? i■NFOR B l pairoblo cond or boilor. j ^ 734-5418.______and5pm .132 3rd Sl.W, — i- 3 2 4 , ^ ______S ^ 6 0 .______Loroo sola. cJosK o/id hiichonlon Froo wood poBols. Coll 733-3- I Rog. Rottwoitor puppios, out ______i WillAll buy or Irodo size 8 call tablo wilh 4 choirs, oxc.»c. 1328 lor dotails 4 add. _ i o f s o n o lU .S .il RotlwoU- Waniod; Wi Bool wilh 35-50 hp I pails pa for size 10. Coll 886- cond. 733-3444 nflor tom.1 _ Good groon rolrig, $75.1 hpip I Of. Exc. tompormonl. Vory Evinrudo E or Johnson long 292975, loovo mossaflo._ Liko now wnioftHxl, Soors comprossor. $95..1 .1 tg bono doos. Shols worm- sholl s motor. Prolor mid I ___ oupof king sizo, ISBbatllolo Call 734-2613.______ing artd dowdows. _770's. Cal 324-2567 127 GARAGE SALES mallross. J425 Dinollo col.«'• KC daylighiors, $60. HEI su-— Call32fr4171. Wantod: \ Gchairs,oxc cond, $125.5 por coil, $40. Oil coolor foror 'Wolfo Molamulo puppios. _ Call 733 0926 __ SB Chovy. $50. Canvos Irlrrir $ 1 5 0 .S o o o l2 4 4 A s h S t. Wanlod: Wi Embroidorod pillow NoMood loblos for your goroge Lovoly dark wood bodroomom nwnino,$75 734-8933 _ N..Kimb^Of423-61S3 casos c 4 drossor scon/os; solo? s; $3.00/toblo. Call , sol: Ooublo bod. tripioalo uindscoping maloriais. shortKl I Yollow Lflb«008h0nd, malo. _ootd oak dtossor. 734-2735 j :733-6621 ______drossor & chor.l. Excollonlonl I rail road tio s 27* to 60*0* ; 9 wooks old, grool with Wonlod: Wi Good usod powor Kind. S25Q 734-0078 _ lonqlh.$1.50oa.536-21044 I kids $10 734-?Sg9 ccarpol slrolchor ol roason- 8-1pm. 8 Also by appoinl- GARAIGE ARD Pino 7-drawor Ro« lop desk.rsk. I Lawn odgor: misc fumiturar ! _2abtotxlce. 734-7957. ^ $200; King sizo wolorbod>od ! Call 733-8538 1821 STEREOS/ wg I 100% natural ; Cnll733-5S31.______j kitien, Call 366-2498. ■ 1nbt.«. 73C-6242. ; 100%monoybackguaranlooW - LU,Wanlod nice gelding pony or Quoon sizo wnlor bod, $75.75. ' HcollhvHnblli 733-4413L ' 822 TOOLS AND smoll j horso fo ra 10 year Li.ist your 32G-5211.______Old loshionod casi iron bothIh , MACHINERY ' old0 boy. hos had somo I Sopor singk) yvniorbod com­im- lub, groal condilion. $250.0. : ______riding ri oxporionco, good lov- garagi]e sale nou)W!! plolo, $75. HidoabodiO(j Call 934-5158.______110* chop sow wlih 601 cor- Ing |{ homo. 734-1703. '1 couch, rusl llornl. $150.50. Our Ficus planl has oulUl bidoblado.SIOOIinn- WANTED; vV, Old com ics, Molching roclinor S25.25, grown our Itiilo houso, won-n- : Call 324^764 books, [, radios, toys. Olc. Be- M 9C l ATV’SAND 734-6271 nhor 6______dorfully hoallhy. now 6’/^i‘V Airtoropairoquipmonl:Amco foro fi you sell, give mo o coll. MOTORCYCLES , ,0 i4T d irectory c is categori;jrized or brako lolho. ond othors. 7 Supor twin wnlor bud, com­)m- tall, in $20 coramic planlor 733-5831. ______f by cil;yI for easy readin;ing plolo. $50. Cnll B37-4780rae $75. 734-9113.______^^ Ca» 837-4513. Waniod: yJ Oldor Tomptio or 1981 Honda 650 GL. Silver I ' ' ovunintis.______Ouoon b o d ssro ad ,h u n loor r Comont mixor, 1 /3 cu yard, similar s hoppor bollom irnil- Wino. Excollonl cond, liih rproon lioral, $25. Ouoon-in- 1 hp oloc molor. cubbor or. 0 Call 366-2582.______;$100) or best ollor, Moms Vory olognni, whilo wilh 536-5343 or 536-6747 chony wood Irim. lurniluro.jro. ' ood Iromo. $ 15.2 mirrors,•s, tiros. $285.734-2360. ^Wonlod ono old baby ploy ; Coucti, lovosoat and chair.air oach 20 x 40*. $25 00. pon. vory roosonobly --t oJsO malching chorry wood^ Small lablo lamp, yollowm Lumbof rack lor lul sizo Ford pricod. £ 734-2927 leave 1981 '! KZ1100. lull dress. I ,m 4 GMC. $75 o ach . Coll P 29.000 milos. oxcol cond. I 2 D a y s lablos. $1500. Coll 10 soo.00 coromic. Olympus 35 mm lie 788-457^______$2000. Coll 7il-2615. 734-^299______camoro wilh T20 otodronic Wonlod:^ Oxyacotylono ^ I r?T: Hash and loalhor carryingng Planor-ioinof, almost now, on lonks. ,! 1 oxygon 4 1 odoy- •19B2 Honda CB900 Cuslom. Whilo Fronch Provoncial :5. molal stan d . 2 so ts gom- Full dross, tow ml, oxcollont Girls' Bodroom sol. Cano­ coso. $195. Tripod, $25. k)no. Call 67&^969. I _ Slono working oquip. wilh — cond- 543-8836 ofler 5:30 J py, drossor. & mirror.or Call 734-3277. no Idsofoxtms. 5^660 Wonlod W floor Body Panels 'or 543-4I14M-F 6-5:30 Noods somo touch-up■up Quill rock- oak, $ 5 0 ; king lo r'69 Ihrough'72 Chovy — 1990 Horloy Sportster, liko L in e s $175. Or bosl ollor. Call;all sizo llorol comfonor, $65^; Blazor. Also, usod sootbori 7 K 823 VARIETY FOODS \ now wilh oxtros, $6000 or ______microwovo, mid-size, oxc wanled. Call 734-0887. ' “ “ cond. $65. ^ 4-4764 AND SERVICES ^ ollor. Call 324-4764 _ Woniod: Shoot Motol Shear 812 HEATING & AIR . RaiVoodtios$6 4u p . 4 Bmfa). 934^509. ’1992 Suzuki GSX 750 FN. ' CONOmONING Col 886-2289 days, or I ALREADY pickod strawfeor- J Konolono sporl biko, groot _ 886-291 lo v e s rios now ovailablo by ordor W.W anted: Sm all or modium ,condilion, 9,000 milos. size molor homo in good , USEDAtR-CONDITIONING ^ 01 Iho Raugusl Sirawborry s $4800/oHor. 324-2487 1 IG Sports cards, 93 lonl, $55,J Form. $5 0 gol plus tox. ccondilion. Also landom axlo ^ A HEATING UNITSALE ■85 KX250, good cond, $900 E por box. Singlos. 30-50% Coll 324-2036 fromnoon-5 troilorto li houi iroctor. Coll ^ BEST WESTERN ; oil. Comics. 30% oil covor. 736-7264. loovo mossaoo. JOf bosl offer. 3264428 5 1 5 CHEESECAKE ‘Simply J BURLEY INN I 733-5831.______'87 BW Yam aha 350, usod 3 r r Seaiptious* gourmot WANTED: W, Small to modium Burtoy, Idaho rocroolionlvonly. 733-3929 I 1-34 - EXI1208 Vory ologonl, whito wilh choosocokos.Modoto sizo s baby food ars. J THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY chony wood Irim. fumhoro. ordor. Wido vorioty. PU or Call C 733-8838 anvllmo. H (Price induejdes garage sale kit< it w i t h JULY IST 4 2ND Couch, k>vosoa) ond choir, doWory avoil, P tac o ^u r Wontod: ^ Swing sol in now JcoiL$300. 7344001. prepaym ent) 10.00 am -8,00 pm oach daynv olso malching chorry wood . condilbn. 7 3 6 - ^ 5 SSuzuki OS 80. oxcollonl ’ [ ' lablos. $1500. Coll to soo. cond. wilh somo accosso­ 734-4299______Wantodtobuy: lio n hoy 128 Singor oir-condilionina 4 — 824 VIDEO bakir.goodcond., 'rios. $900,734-7853 ollor 4 i Hoaiing Unils wilh insiallo-Tlo- Warn winch MX6000. $600.’0 i ENTERTAINMENT or 734-8055 nnvlimo. I Deadline: Thurs■s -1 2 :0 0 noon forr F r i d a y 'o d 6 holo 15x8 black 4 chromo tall a^-2375. - lion cans, jusi romovod ; & TELEVISION vv from Iho Boa WosJorn Bur­lur- whools $100.326-5352, Wanlod lo buy: Colchors »902 BICYCLES ' jjM nAG Pliil: F r i d aay y - 12:Q 0 noon for)r iSaturday ioy Inn molol unils. lor sak).Ito. vo 4 calcher oqulpmonl. 110 Supor Ninlondo gomos S ______^ Thoso units havo boon wollvoll 818 MUSICAL I (Slor Fox, Road Runnor, ^ 4-8529. ■92 Cadox 55 cm carbon liber • mDinlQlnod4aro oil work- INSTRUMENTS olc),6SogoCDgomos. W g ontodtobuy:ChalnIink rocing biko. Mako ollors. i ing urriTs. T hoso oro _ $35-$20en.324-33M______[Ionco. 4-x 100'. 326^1249 Coll 733-0654 botwoon 8 - Ihrough-tho-woll units. Idoal193* Codollo, Hammond organ, Channel Maflor 8 'satollito WWoniod 10 buy: Farmoll H or _ lOpfn.______jstomer Selervice for mobilo homos, individ­''o; w/sovon aulo rhylhms.IS. wih vidoo dosCTomblor. supor t H trodor. (nood mo- For p, solo: Burioy biko Irailor. Call a Cu ual rooms, or a numbor of $400.734-6328.______$850.934-8257______ttori Call 733-2651. holds 2 kids, only usod 4 units will cool 4 hoot your Fluto, now pads $200. Old limos. $300. 324-8996. □day! whok) homo, ollico or pro- Usod Soga gomo syslom 4 WWoniod lo buy: Horso drawn « Represeentative toi clarinol. $25.734-6271 ol- gamos wnniod. 423-4534. woodon \ whool wogon. Also vkJo supplomonlol hoating 903 BOATSANO . 4coolii^. sprir>gsootforwagon. * Units roquiro 220 voh powortvor For salo: Liko now jol blockiJk 825 WANTED TO Buy J Call 324-8033______' MARINE ITEMS ■ T : sourco 4 Q 30 amp broakor. Yamaho 5 pioco acousticl i e ______V■ Wanlod 10 buy: Houso to bo Qvo drum cot: 5 ploco Yomahalha WANTED: T oordrop stylo 12' fibor glass boal. $300. Kt. 2 ' moved lo Bollovuo. )931 exi In most casos, if you havo 733-0 7.5hpoul-board motor, olociric hoat, Iho air-condl-ndl- oloctronic drum so t wilhIlh trovol Irailor, In ropolroblo' Call 788-0042 tho caso. Moko oltof. Cnll 736-36- o r bottor cond. Coll Bob. runs good. $300. lioning could cporolo oti Iho Wanted lo buy: Local lizrnds 734-9274. samo powor sourco duringfing 1703 aftor 7pm.______788-4804. Hailoy.______^ andsnakos.Call - B - v Ihil summ or m onths. Yourour Klmbsll baby grand. $2690.90. 1” 4 L tr g s r non-workingI 734-3151 ovos. 115' Gregor boss boal. oxlro heavy aluminum hull. 35hp oloclricnl sorvico conlractorctor 678-9159______Solid Slate color TV's,' Iit Wonlod 10 buy: Looking lo can provido you wilh Ihis:in- in- i MustsolllOldorupright “ 4234676 ovos 4 wknds. j " jol Evinrudo, many oxiras. - buy potters whool. nowor Exc. cond. Can 733-8417. ^ lorm^iion. I piano, good conditioni $500.X}. 2 oniiquo prossod back din-■ UicJ733.1S7e,, ------r 16W Fiborform, 125hpMorc N Call 734-2766. ing choirs wilh loothor' ^ Wonlod lobuy: Modol No. EA10C5B IpVXRCOOCmixor am p 4r z2 soals. 886-2197.______^ outboard. EZIoad trailor. ^ - Now buying comol c o sh C oxlrosl $2800.733-9076. S S ■ (§ 28 unils, $125. i SP3 spookors. Prico rangoigo 350 Yamaha Big Whool. nolos. $.05 oa 734-4759. - § . Modol NO.EA10A5M I' $650. C al oftor 12pm 733-33- 825-5052 ^ 16 ft.G lascpar bool wlih 0 ^ 100 units, $ 100. : Wonted to Buy: Old comic convertible lop 4 Iroitor, 65 ^ 4019or soooltor 4pmol 411 3rd mombor for 79 Ford• 1books. Paying $ .10-.20 Plus salos tax B2S Mouniain Viow Of. TF, hp Morcury 4 20 hp Mor- X For Inlormaiion or purchaso 100.2 whool drivo Ford PU,. each, 733-3374;______m m - Restorod Planoi. 733-3905 cury molors, fish lindor. ^ : S )@ (P S o contact: Carl Boyor or 05 Loovo mossaoo. 734-3163 - Wontod to buy: Point horso. $2500. Call 536-2015. I N 78- Uprighlpiano.floodcond.ro- Rogor Roco, 206-678- ro- 4 Foodor P ig s. Coll 543-• broko. gontlo, 4 sound, -r17'bool. V-6. 10. $2100. ^ 3501.0x1101.______conlly lunod, $400. Callall 6472 or 543^087: . 837-4040.______' — e2& -4ai-______324-3628.______> > HI — 5 10 80 ocros in GoodingJ wWoniod 10 buy: Plastic 55 t I s ® w 1969 16 II. Chrysior boal 4 ^ 814 JEWEmy Wholosaloplinot. Counly wonlod. Closo lo> gallon drums, also nood 678-9159. trailor. 65 hp Evinrudo mo- JiO ANDFURS _ Joromo'. 324-8217 or 324-- lumber 2x4 4 2x6's. tor w/lrolling tin, exccond. ^ ___ Yamaha Porto Sound 3900G oogg______j Cflll 733-3466.______$3500.324-8356 altor 6pm V A period y« ct. diamond on- koyboard, $175. 800-1000 Ib stoors. CollT VWanlod lo buy: Portablo dog 7 994 f " 1985 Wot biko, BOO cc, good » gooomonl ring.pd $3000.100, Coll 734-9361 konnol lor intormodialo ------__ 733-4462 ask lor Doan. condilion, usod litllo losl 3 I ii osl!ina$1400. Evos 733- ; sizo. Call 733-6755. '81 or nowor Chovy PU cob _ years, osking $1200. Coll ^ 7201. Sorious InQuirios onlyjn li 819 OFFICE 4 Ironl clip waniod. 2 WD. Waniod to buy; Portable ^ 4-3385 oftor 3:30pm. O ding EQUIPWNT IDA ^ Diamond soliialro wodding oloclrk: comoni mixer. : i MAZ AT, Coll ^4-5621 1986 1 4 'Mirro CraHolumi- ^ (wnd. 734-40H,______^ All variotios of troos, bushos,r Reasonably pricod. num boot wilh 0 Mercury V ------Oak oxc. dosk wiih glass top. Col 326-4618- 1 now. $600,Cnll 734-2613. bortios, grapos, 4flowors. _ 20hp. Approx. 25 hours ol ^ 815 U W N S GARDEN — A lawn swing lovosoai andd VWanled lo Buy: Profossk>nol uso. oxc. cond. 432-6676 I K B2:300 m rnilrood lios. 326-5335 twirling botons. all sizes. : BARGAINI Soars powor gar- 820 PETSAND 1987 17'Baylinof, 85hp.wot A 5 S36-67^7attor5pm. suit, wolor skis, lifo pro- ^ don culiivalor. $125/0flor.flor. SUPPUES I Antique, vidorian walnut and - I Tough 1Truck I marblo-loppod lurniluro.,. VWANTED TO BUY: Rockterd sorvor $7500'788-2846. ^ Choico kjts, Sunsol Momo­imo- ______Fo8gatopunch75or150 : Can733-3fj8______1988 19'BaylinorCopri305 ^ rial Park. Cosl $800 soSSlor Ic* 3 ADORABLE AKC Shih ii amplilior. Call 837-6561. ’ )ls. j Bodroom sot wonlod, call V8 , cobra outdrivo, slain- ^ $ ' £350 00.734-0234 ___ ] Tzus. lomalos, 1st shols. ' osk for Dovid-______^1I )wor I roady 6/25, $250. Torms loss turbo prop, sid ropos. ^ For salo riding lawn mowoi T Wontod 10 buy: Sol of hub ^ 4 -C y lIn d er, FtFuel Injected, mo I $500.733-27^.______ovailablo. 934-8425 8 too5 5 1 Coshlorsalos.Lockodor Sloroo. now lowing covor. 149«’*n cops loro 1977 Chrysler iDgf I pm.9344061atlor5:30 ___; unkwkod. Phono Economy now slowaway bollory. ^ ^ 5-Speed, Rear•ar Slep B um per •48-mont^ o«s not includo ^ HAVE MOWER WILL RIDEI ' Cordoba. Shampoo bowl 4 $8500.0011788-4573 g uu. litlO, ll I. Customor has O Roasonablo ralos. willill 16 C hosopooko pu p p io s.i. 7 ; Lock Smhhlno. 733-9444. 7 chair,423-4159.______- 19' Roinoll In-board, 292 6 ^ oplion 10 purchaseI al ertd ot Iw m for S3.41I3.41S.00 basod ^ iravol. 733-5841. I wooks old. 1st shots5 4 1 d EPERATELY noodod glass r on 60.000OO^Ios. ^ I wormod, $40.423-5031.___! . rocoivof lor Choro Boy mik-[f * Wanlod lo buy: Sm oulboard cydindorChovy. 165hp, 1^ JO Back-pack blowor. usoc moiw.^Up^l^Jn^ood liko now inlorior. fish Gndor, AKC Gormon Shorthair lltlofnof I or. Coll 543-6578.______.C4 twioo. $375 734-2766. full covor, $4000. Will oc- N born 5/14/93. Pickyoursurs Detperatoly WonlodI 33-42 - Traclor rolory mowing, wooc Iq Wanlod to buy: Snow blodo” copl smoll bool os port pay- ^ ^ 0 now. will sovo lil 6 wks oW.old. Willys parts or cars, 4 obo mowing, rotolilling, blado • for'smoll pick-up, monl-Coll 678^737 or O work, lo or wn . 326-4631.1 $200 oa. 324-5082______66-69 Chovollo SS convert- 678-3259. ^ lor Ible ony cond. 602-877-I - CaH 733-6139. _ —9 9 4 |AKCLabrodo[puppioslor 25' MocGrogor soilboal, ro- X 5 solo. 7 wooks old. parontsmis 0822orwriloloKon. 10602C Waniod 10 buy: Usod woven 2 JT 817 MISCELUNEOUS 19 wirolondng, a lso 6 H. iractobto kool, 9.9 Yamaha V aro oxcollonl rotriovors. 2 W Earn. Phoonix. AZ 85039 FOR SALE Jl T-posts. 7336448 ' outboard. Jib Furling sys- N black. 2 yolkiw. $250 lor•io- fo- Dosporatoly Wontod: Walt . I MAZIDA f e a. Wanled to buy: Used Sogo lom, marine radio, oxc 12 volt ballory 4 jumpor■co- co- mokjs, $200 for motos. Coll2oll Disnoy vidoos: Cindorolla. \ cbrid. groat buvll 733-1934 Z bio s. 14* tiro c h ain s,, allal: attor 6 pm 734-6849. Lody 4 the Tromp. otc. inIn gomo systom wilh gomo. . V 423-4534- 3V/i hp boal molor, Eska, ^ $45. Gold Star microwavo,ovo. AKC rog. RoClwolor puppios)ios good condilion. Rooson- . oblo roles. Col 734-7260. _ Wanlod to buy: Wolofbod, . asking $200.734-6072. O ;ooo s 1 yr. $50. moro misc, CallCal ter salo, ro o * now. Call of- I B3( 734-1252 1-4pm ' ___ tor 6 pm 734-7825. Gorman Shophord puppy>y comploto supor sinalo or 0 60's 1 5 'Bollboy wilh lins. 80 X r r wantod. Rogis. 4 paporsrs quoonsizovnthboouaso hp Evinrudo. groal ski boot. N ig Bed I___ 16 fl ski boat, oxcollonl cond.ond. Akc Shottio, Soblo (omalo, 9 $1200.734-8523._____ K I yv^Long 2 Riding lamn mowors•ots whs, shots 4 wormod, nci noccossarv, 324-7353 _ hoadboofd4ofundor- B-18 hp. 678-4828, ask< forlor $250.734-0258______Looking for a good usod ro-0. nealh drawers.. " 7 4 1 7 ' FIberlosm TrlhiuL iy Kolll.______Irigorator, dorm sizo; olso50 . Call 934-5922 l ^ h p Morcury ongino. ^ —— I Baby Parrots, lomo, playful, Comploto ovorhaul in ‘92. ^ ^ - 6 % v-6, 5.'5-Speed, 2 rust roclinors.$40oach 5 '' plavpon. Coll 423-5104 _ \ Wanlod lo buy; Woodon ic h ; 4 breodor poira 733-1455 Bool, motor. 4 trailer liko V 1 9 ^ mo ^ r r Nood bodly, on ortillcolol wogon whools, 4 spring indUlontng, swivol rockor. $15; convec­ Chinoso Shor Pol pups, 8 now.-Excellaot cond. Ask- » 7a . A A ir C o n d >008i OOI Includo | i X tion ovori, $25; rolrig, $25. Christmas iroo, no morore soais. Call 324-8033. fJ_ )nlh closod-ond looso. Poymont doos wools old, pot ond show ing $5000, or bosl ollor ^ V ' AM/FMM I C assette UJ g0, ' l loaflo foo, or DOC loo ol 574.50,Q. CuCustomor hos 734-2168______Ihon 4 'loll. In good condi-‘I- \ Wanted to buy: Yollow gold ■ qunfiy.733-j063.______324-8263 Dovo or 736- option to porchoM 01 ond ol looso lor $4,7014.706.40 tusod K ^ — lion, 733-1150. _ phoasanis, Ion lail pigoons. y. 30' solf-clooning rango 4 ______8369 Ron. on 60.CKKyX) miles. sS5 Dingo/Ouoonsland hoolor ' Old crocholod and embroi-li- 4 adult male Shh Tzu. Co'l - raM obood $125. lamps $5 '92Baylinor.l8lt.120hp N 0 0 ,3 ihoatro soats $25.13'13- bluo p u p s , 2 m olos lofto*'- dorod linons. 733-3738. _ . 438-8093. Gooo ranch uso. $40oo outboard. Uko now. $8995. |n color TV $75. 324-4111 Old license platos wanlod, ^ r - r 543-8093.______Wanted: Trado galod wean- Coll 734-3745.______A •81 Ford F-150 6 cyl llalbod — 1920-8-19& S. 733-2306i_ ling lor kids horso. Call z Forsalo: 12'olNgalor.wiit GREAT FOR FISHINGI V $1300. 2] KVIOO Irail bikos, !?io Old oriental rugs wonlod,, 324-3353. ^ 1994 E 1992L0W0 165bootand ^ $1000 boih. $200. Eloctricctric cag o a n d o x iras. $200 any siio or condition. Wamod; \ Usod slanda^tran- traitor, Indudes Bottomlino S trolling molor. $30 oach Firm. 734-2940______^ f-80tM43-7740, _ scriplion machino wilh fool tish lindor, Minkola turbo N Call 934-8893______Found: 6/3. Orongo 4 whilemn OWsmobiio 88 car. anywherefO ooddlo. Col ^3-4799. ■5^ cot. Froo lo good homo olociric trolling motor with VI MAZZDA M 85-Yamaho MoximumX • •lrom76lo-80.Coll366- ) Cnll 423-5352.______6- WANTED: VHSC or 8mm 35 lb thrust, 2 Iivo wolls, y. Slro«b(ka700.$1800or — ^ 0 3 L ______oamcordor, loto nwdot pre- fronl and roar top dock / Froo kMons. all coiors. bost offor, L9«j now baby Pro-1950'8tov8.829-5550 _ . lorrod. 543-47^ alter 6pm. soat, soats 4. Two fuol > a: 326-5868. exi) all occossoris ind, Small tont for ChiWron'a ploy.ly. 1 Waniod; Woalhorod 2K4's 4 . mnks^and oxl_«^^ory. i ^ B4(tooo J $150.734-7393 osk for or Froo puppios, small to Smo must bo oasy sot-op 4 roa-«• . DO toa.7330094. f______V i^i______dium iz o brod. 678-3969- iii ^ softabie.73>710B _ lWanl to Buy: 6-7 ft chlckon HHO Exiromo LTD 6 ^ s k T SI E x t . G aab l 4x4 r ^ ' S u u tlfu l t»ndm ad»> Froo to good homo: Collio *- wire-3244512. Ovoninos. doublo boot, with bag, y ial Gormon ShcpM (i£^alo, 1 $ 4 ^ f f w ^ ^ w ll but want ^ v -6 , A,ulp. ulc Air C ond, ...... - J - 4 8 _ yoar old. C _ Wanllo buy; airllghrwood I r T Tank W wkh Ikiurosconl light|hl slovo, with window, oround . Pvvrvlr w indow s, B oaulilul Ivory woddinfljlng Qoldon Rotrletor’S ^ o ld lo^a^lO gaNon aquarium.H. . $300,829-5224.______^Now Minnkota olocule irolling S imo | I diouw H h ao o rg o o u s longlono fom olo. purobrodT JI 50 moior, $200; like now fk>at y. ^ Pwr Lockj,;j, CCruise Conlrol, 3 ‘ 2 ^ ... W ant ip buy all d o e r 4 olk train, siz e 8. $300 or bosltiosi Call326-S317______lubowAvadors4lins,$£00. Y onin closod-ond toaso. Payrnont doosdOM nol Includo ^ 3; ; : T hroo 1969 14* X 7* RallyIly horns. Call 734-4642. T ill, P wr LumbardLt Seat, '4a-moni offor. Call 543-9203. ___ Hlmolayon's 4 Persian puro- 324-8356 an w 6om. / lo, loose loo. or DOC (00 ol $74.50.iO. C.Cuslomor hns wy , Bt rims,(orlradofor14*x6 olol . Loovo messoQO.____^_____ - ^ SlidingI RcRear W indow, ISion'to Closol doors, good cond,>nd, brod killons. Starting ai 10 purchaso al ond ol loaso lor $7.7i$7,710.35 basod ^ lhes^e.733^018 __ i Wantlobuylatomodolrobig. ''RAFT. Hypalon Pro Legacy. C 0 » P f . Col 7 3 1 .6 0 ^ ------$75. Siamoso 4 Himalo/ar 14 ft, 6 man, 20* lubos. oar- ^ V 5900 Ib TovTowing C apacity . oneo.ooOOOmllo^______,|d In oood cond. 543-5951. C o n ^ lo te doutslo bod sotsot, ’ cross kinons with whho toottool U so d '6 .5 X 20, Loupold . Ing ploKorm wilh 100 ql. K ___ acopo wilh target knobsbe 'Wanl lobuy: Non-running, froo stondlng Btovoovli $35.837-4040^ ____ Gott cooler. 3 Corflslo oors: y ono Molo Shar Pol, 10 monlhiilhs and^dot or usod Unorll.ll. non-worktng Honda 90 trol baltory oporalod & hand V •urround Oakloy stono _ blko«-Callf34.0722 base, aiovo pipo 4 covor. ,00 . 734-4793 ovoninos. --- . pumps; 4 ropoir kh. Excol- S ------$285; oold stovo, oloctric. -- Used KkWio cart lor bicydo.lo. I W a n tio b u y -O Id A rm o iro J' b^cond.fiyrs.old.$1800.-^ • $105; Gold DVi/.isO; 734-^34- Pot boUkn, wD^ors. $100.40 .4 CaH 733-7554. _____ wardrobe. Chosi ol draw- gW Ttlj f l f' ^ l l B w M r 5867. Water bod, quoonoon mooM. $50.678-2004. - ors. Old child size twin -TaM ^e' aklbool, robu^ \ — Wanlod: 20 or 30 K genera-I: bods. 734-8430.______----- Rogistorod bluo Persian>11 11 lor. dkrsol. aiso la/go potta- ; ISOhp Mercury outboard / BB islo r m o. old. Female w / shots,ots, bio walor oontolnor fwldlng

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9C3 BOATS ANO i s i t TRAVEL i 1007 PICK-UPTRUCKS 1009 10< VANS ABUSES IM1041 FOBD 107S075 PLYUOUTH I UARtflE ITEUS I TRAILERS I _ 11976 Toyoto. good eoodiiion. T5i1971 Dodgo van. bod. stovo.' 19£1985 Crown Vidofia. 72,000 )1 Sundanco. oxc cond. pay ~ >80 Flroboll 27* Slh whool.i|. , r u n s $999. Call Icobox,sink.cobinols4ox- ic mmiles, now tiros. 305, oxcol _olj.oil loan. $65M. 423-9007 Sail boat; 13‘ (Flying Jr).Jr). : awning, hitch, oxc cond.J. ' I 734-9274 londablo K roof. Runs good, ctcond, Equity out. tako ovor »QP.Cal837.47feovo».1 _ ' $ 6 5 0 0 ^ oHof. <234732 i ^^m enls. $54 95 . 734- 107e076 POMTIAC e7CalaybyKit,24 IlsoK-I: i' 1977 F-350 Iton flatbed, t1984I Custom gold trim Ford _4j 986 Ponliac 6000. PS. AC. TOOI GAIIL 904 CAMPERS , cont. awning, $7200.326- 'I 63K. 400 CIO. new tires, F-150 p van. AC, PS. PB. 191r986THUNDE~RBIR0,V6. .AND SHELLS ‘ 4730 Stovons S Highway,v duals, excollont condition! AM/FMa cassotio, TV. VCR. 3.6 3. lilor, low mis., loadod. - i$1800.734-^. l i ______— : SOlnRlof.______$2600. 42:M8W______ico S box. now Unir^al tires. $5500. $! Call 734-4001 '91 Black R rabird 10'/^'KK campor, oxcolloni ' CamoofUlr. $600.734-8933r 1979 Fotd Supor Cab V* lon 58,000 5 orglnal mllos. Por- 74 Ford Mavorick. tuns 12.000 actual miles. FuOy condhion sloops 6. - pick-up. Equippod ior tow- iJcfoacoodlS36.2980. _ V! toadod, T-lops, fancy rims. Rrobal24',AC. ownina. oood, noods paint. $400. >1095ft»w. 324-20S6. ino. 487-2840. 11965 ]19j Toyota ven LE. 7 pas- Forf, dotails call Jason alter Llu> now. Roal sharp. For < 9 s w i : — I soB-cont.. oxcol cond. Iho sports mindod. Re- OFGA fTH 10' soli conlainod campor. : sonoor, $ 3 8 0 0 .7 3 4 -8 1 ^ _5{5pm. 734-4960.______* ■ $4800.Coll733-1797. _ ! 1990 Izuzu PU, 4 cyl, 5 Epd, duco?lo$12.000.Aroal boihroom, doublo axlo irail- 11986 VW W ostlalia .Full 76 For salo: 1978 lont trailor,r, .• low mi. wilh sholl. $5095. 76 Ford slalten wogon. 390 Of.t700.e86-gl35. Campor. $10,000. 788- ot good condiiion. $1695.5. •. 423-6101 toavo mossaoo. , § ong.. parts only. $300.'82 ~ — 1670 6' Polar campor, g o ^ I 2819alli>r6.______Lynx, Li good iransmlsston. 107}077 PORSCHE cond. furnaoo. Monomolic 1991 Ford 150 oxi cab. load- t t minor ropoir lo motof, $350 - od. $17.995 7^-8666. j’il988 ?; Ford Aorostar van. m ANV ^ u sED t tollot. quoon-sizo bod. toTsoiotolrOTOUraiiorsoo . I toadod. oxcol corxl, $4500. or 01 bost oflor. Coil 10am- 198688 944 Turbo, black wilii " jacks. $895 or bosi ollor. !? : '73 Chovy 1 loo w/ovor-shol I cCan 829-4231. 9omanvday.829-5100. 9[ bolgo loaihor inlorior, toad­ at Idaho Mammolh Cavos. I od. lull powor, sun roof. Al- . ______— ' Hwy 75. Nol Shoshono.•' I camper. Now 454 molor ^ I w/RV cam. Loss lhan 5000 176 Ford. Club Wagon. kMd- — pinopir storoo. 928 whools. i 76 8 1/2- Q-bod. ovon. lur­ur- asking $3000. Contact { : od. oxc. cond. osiato salo. naco. lacks, oxc. cond. 15 I mis. $6500. 324-3101 i J 1043 GMC 9999K ml., oxc. cond.. I : Sandra Olson. 733-1825 1 i $2000.734-8030.______$13,400,orbosloller,fi- f «95.^4-Ml3.______— ' forinlomialion______■ I i75Ford4x4 1lonPU.Runs. "Si87 Coll Visia von, 4wd. AC. 89 ICK 39 Gold GMC S -1 5 with nancing nai avail. Call morn- WSTOi 15 I neods work. $1500,733- r i c/mn 6' ovofshol campor nico con­ 1 Sl Goorgo aroa: RV lot & 66 I sholl, vory good cond. low JlnQs73i-_S03L______n o diiion will lit nowor GMC-*C- . Royal Inlornational SlhIh I i-§551______I &! t^K 4-6M 0 fP^6 tvtos. $5600 or bost olfor. Chovy slylo Iruck. $700. s 7 7 Toyoto PUw/shoH. $1500 I ^ 30- whool. loadod wilh oxiras. 733-1126dsy8.734-0764 I08i087 TOYOTA 4 2 > 6 _ m ______Soli soporatoly or togolhor. :i Of bost oflor. 734-3964 —- 9 ft Kil sloops 6. rofrig., fur-ur- 0011735:^13.' : For sato: 1986 dub cab Ford h026 iio; BUICK ------1985 198 C orolla 4 doorTnow THE : E I UWS i nanco. CaH 733-0609. __ Torry Taurus 21’A II so il-■|. . Ranger, duol gas lanks, 1044 HONDA stnjts. *tn AT, AC, $2250. Cal Campor sholl (Cuslom Top­op- conl. lull bod. duaJ axlos,■ ; ' AT. 6 cylindor. now tiros. .1985 .191 Buick Rogal. PS. AC. 2 ^______2734-564^ : ______78UNC0liV| 'S8 3 FORD '83I CAPRICECl por) liko now. lop oflhoIho , CREAM PUFF. $5?95. jjiCali . Call 733-0313 days or ovo- ' i door, d oxc cond. Rocont 1992 igc Honda Civic LX.4door. lino, tils mid sizolrucks.ks. I 324-2584 Joromo______’: nings 733-8031.______, , overhaul. 0 $2000.734-1893 5 spood. AC. all opiions. I0S9 10S1 VOLXSWAGEN | 1 TOWiV COUPE EESCORT CU:u\8SiC $750.734-16S5.______.Sierra 1500 1984 GMC 4 dav9or73M164evos. d • low mitos, oxcollom condi- ___ 1974 VW Supor Bootto, Campor sholl lor lull-sizo11^1912 UTiUn spood.’/iton, oxc shapo. ______1 , li.lk5n. Call 423439511 no an- 1' I has nico campor. 60.000 ~ swof kiavo message or call runa ru great, noods dutch. Ford. Rovol Irom Hunlors,>rs. > TRAILERS ! _ ! mitos. $4700. 66-6396 1027 iQ CADILUC JEmobito 4 2 0 -3 1 3 4 ,------A^$650A}flOf. r * 9 8 8 r ’11 2 8 8 S750 now. soli $300. CallJail ------' 733-4483 aKof7om. n 7BB-4573.______Plus IOD Gal- Gas PlusJSIOO Gal. Gas I Plus 1001 0 c Gal. Gas — ! 17'x6-3’'dualaxioutlHy ! ' i 008 4X4 ^1979 Cadillac C oieo DoVUto, 1050 10! JEEP 197I97SVW van. Wookondor. ~ I Ovorshot campor. oxcollontont I trailor. rampa,& diamond 5.7dtosol.23-27mpo.oir. _ new engine, good cond. condiiton. $5fe. 423-5926 I plalo slo o i^ .7 3 4 .7 0 < 9L 1971 ChovyBiazor. good outo.tih.cnilse.AM-^.e g 1977 19' Joop Wagonoor, ovor $1750 trm .734-8360 '7 8 FORDI '8 6 TOIDPAZ ! LOWBOY TRAILER. 3 axlo.k> cond. $1700/ollor. Call Irack.CB.PW 1, , PL, loathor all a good cond. Asking 7^1979 VW convertible bug. 906 GUNS ANO ______g i 4 829-5248. soats, all now tiros, good $1700. $ Can 543-8112 noods molor work. $3300 LTD S P O R T COUPE Cl RIFLES ~ 1974 Seoul, 4x4, 83.000 cond. c $2000 543-4M8 1990 19. Joop Chorokoo Lorado. or„ olfor. Can 734-2388. original mios. $2900. ExmI “ black cherry, AC. AM/FM r r i b 80 Volkswagen Rabbit, nk» ■ 38 RCBS progrossivo kMtdor.' cood.733-1823asklorBob 1028 10 CHEVROLET storoo. si PW. PL. cruise, tit. ^ oroon machino. 634-4725. ■ M. or 324-1186.______body & interior. Tntod win- r $ Q Q 46.000 ml, NEW CAR dows 5? & rims. Noods ongine f 45 caiibor Rugor soml-aulo-jlo- I ^ 1975 Chovy Suburban 4W0. '191982 Chovy Cotobrity 2 dr. 4 VWARRANTY. Exc condi ^ Gal- Gas U U15 ffiSs *11 8 8 5 molic P-90. siAinlou stool,od. I cyl. Exc. cond. $ 1 ^ firm, uMust sool 673-6676. robuill. $350fifm. Can alior „ ^ry good^^e. asking | c 6 PM 734-3115.______exc cond, origlnoi box. ' 7S4-7136______— '88 DODGE '81B6UNC0UU '8 5 OLDS $375 or bosi oiler. Caii 1983 Chovy S-10 Blazor. ~ 1061 MAZDA “ 734-2037______I i Itt 1090 VOLVO rune groat, looks sharp! 177 I7 Camaro, 327 ongino. 1682 TJ MAZDA RX7. low mi; — ARIES a aGiuniiESBiiK o aELTA88 i Ciossy solid oak 8 cun cabl- $3500.CaU^4-2964 i ■ $800j or bo si ollor. G ood .- noi.$600.734^fr. 7 6 MERCEDES 240-D . 1681 168 Volvo GL turbo. 4 door (l9 8 4 S -1 5 Jlm m y 4 x 4 .n o w ; ,_c condiiion. 736-1948 mini ^ condhbn. 736-8069 sodan, sc sliver. Noods a Coll olliccr's modol 22-250. ' roboih ongino & Irans.. now .79Scollsdato20ChovyV4 ,71 ^ wasto gato gaskot tor luitM- Rugor M77. Hoavy bprrol“ i ' IM I WIATKJK \ ■ ^ M a ^ a ?>3500 r ’J^3990 : whools & tiros. $4500. lon. , 350. 4 whool drivo. k Good solid car. $1900. Call wilh scopo. $425 oa or bosi ; CosnalSOCIubAirplano. Call 432-5306______i I Driltor ( campor. Ico box, — 788-3614 or 726-3453 ask PPlus 1 0 0 Gal. Gasli’lusus 100 Gal. Gas I Plus 101100 Gal. Gas otiof. 733^5461.______lof HokliorMiko.______— 1— ■ 1 sharo for salo. ; 1985JoopChorokoo4x4,V6 i i propano ;; stovo. s3vor & 1063. q MERCURY Custom S ato 25-06 Vannlnt. , ______C a i a g w e,______< ongino. 5 spood Ironsmis- , i_n maroon $ 3 2 ^ 324-5250 ] _ '8 7 m m tA '9 0 DOIODGE $825. Browning BT-99 sion, now paint. $3000. Call ; 1669 Cougar, runs vory 1099 109 AUTODEALERS PLUS. $1450. Browning ' 1002 AUTO PARTS ! otl0f6om734-6148. ■1033 K DAIHATSU ggood, good condition Insido — Silhouollo pislol. $300. 1989 Ford Bronco XLT, lully _ , t REPAIRf I 18855-104x4,3*li(t.$4700. |- andoot.3S1Clovolandmo- IW ACCORD Ll.X RA M 5 0 P.U. Con 734-3fe3 ______! Now whools/llros 734-6038 I'Sa Dodgo Shndo». 3300 m . ‘ tor, AT, PS.PB. $2200. loadod. >« custom whools I Period cond. 5 dr. whito $12,995 350 Chovy short block loc- i 436-617V______908 MOTOR HOMES c- I l9860odgo’.^ton,4x4.AC. I wilh I groy Inlorior, 4 cyl. rr 1979 Chavy Luv PU, extra ; tory robuilt. $500 ox-«• ■' PW.PO.titt.Cfulso.AT. I ) 1674 Morcuiy Comet for **: ANO RV'S Sacrfllco lor $11,000 or sharp $1,908 7 5 g r » 44 8 9 0 ' chango. Good pricos on . running boards & malchi^ I ; sale. 6 cyl, 3 spd. runs 1992 Gao.5spd.,AM/FM M »687 I bost oiler or loko-ovor good. ® $350 or bost olfor. ' o i h o r s ^ ^ l ^ y 30 Aulo10 ' - io (W . $5850/olfor. I omis. ■ Coll 934-4707 9 storoo. air, bra. vory nico. 1971 Oodoo Funlinor, 18', _ I c5|733-3918 -i 734-7042 Mark or Carolyn g, soU'Coniainod, showor. ro­ 9.000 mitos $5595 '9 0 HOIUD/lA '8 8 MERCRCURY lrig, stovo. sloops 6. oxcol ^4 • P235-60 HR 15* on'n 1987 C J-7 .64,000 mi. load- 1037 ir DODGE ” 1674 Morcvty Maiquoo. 1978 jg ; Ford G ra n ad a , lully cond. $5000.324-1163. I chromo rims, & baby•y od! P artial trado consid- _ $500 or bost olfor. Call loodod. in oxtra clean, must — I moons, loss than 200 milos« orod- $6700734-6129 days 1986DodgoArios,vorygood is _ 734-9274.______SEEI s i $1495. CIV IC 4 DRR. GRANDMAnARQUIS 1980 31' PACE ARROW3W ; with matching spare. $400^ 1988 Oodgo D-50. $4200 or cond., 1 AC. very low m ilo-. 1984 19 Morcuiy Topaz. 64,000 1082PontlaoTam 108 po GL. 4 PARTY MODEL. 3600soo! lor all. 543-89^.______•n bestotlof.32M 074______ago. } Make on ollor. Call actual a mllos, 5 spood, ox- dr. dr folly toadod, $4395 milos on comploto ovor- , Laurio days 734-2766. Or c 1965 Ford T-Blrd. total luxu- I Aulonhausor Inlako liis 460 1990 Chovy SIO Blazor. | I collont condition, ru n s 196 houl. now liros, 3 now bol- Fo.d.il75.734-g766.____ I Tuos-Fri ovos 734-4154. oroat. 324-5182.______I ryryl 1 Ownot! $4795 torios. 6.5 Onan gonorator, - Fully loadod. oxcollont s S ’^ m 8 8 9 0 !! o I Factory robuill 350 Chovy i79 Oodgo Coll. Runs good '89 '8( MERCURY COUGAR LS , IM1988 Ford Tsmpo GL. 4 dr. 2 roof AC, microwavo. 2 'y cond. $9700 low book, will f7 fully toadod. $4495 7511!? Shonbox. $499 wilh all Iho ! Of uso for parts. 423-5735 3.8V6.Lowmiloago.Char- 3,1 [Jo fum acos, cal hool. TV an- •? 1 lako $8500 lirm. 734-6522 J 1991 Chovy Lumlns Euro . gaskols 4 now oil pump & j-OS Dodge D150. blue,’/rton. coal, c light groy intorior. New I • *• '89 MERCUIIRY '91 HOIOIUDA tonne. wator purllicallon * : alior 7.______S p o rt Coup«, lull powor. syslom, 2 slorago pods, many moro. 324-8721. I Magnum V6 leohp. take MlcQin. h Now Die Hard, ; f ” ' I NO. 1 Auio Pans.______17 6 Ford F-250 Custom 4x4. I I auto, P S .P B , dual (lowor A(AC. tilt, cruiso. AWFM cas- awning, window awnings. r 390.$3QQ0866-2135_____ ! J ovof pavmonts. 543-8352 « COUGARI CIVICCLX I For solo: Usod 44* Gound- seals. AC. koylosrentry, «son. $11,495 100 gal gas capacity. CB, io ! 7 6 Joep Wagonoor, 401 V8, !For ;P< salo; Dodge Coll Visia a 1691 Olda Cutlass CUra4 drivors ooor. hilch. ^aronro: hogiiros. fiislS'rlm. $200 ; wagon 1987. approx. ro ' ar spoiler, AM/FM fias- } fc : Firm. 734-2940______{ AT, cuslom whools. now \] sollo. powor door Idcks. door, cruiso, tilt, AM/FM tiro. R&J RV SALES & - liros. $2250.655-4373 ' 70.000 ■ ml. 4 cyl. 5 spood, * slofoo, ES. PL. PW. 17.000 SERVICE, across Irom thOiIho JAPANESE ENGINE & AC. sioroo. AM/FM radio. J miles $10,900 ^8890 Ruoort Elks-438-3724. ! TRANS. 4x4 spodals I '84 Ford R angor 4x4. AC,. II 733-8031 : Of 544-7605. XF 1984 GMC 6.2 diosol. low 8 8 198731*Boundor. roar twinwin 1-800-365-3742 cruiso. compor sholl, now' 7; LostmyjoblWlllingtosoll r miloago ongine. AT. AC. b o d s, oxcollont condiiion.on. [Robuill 350 small block on-V llros. 60.000 original mis.■ I <$14,006 1993 Oodgo Coll EXCEL^^CONDmONlI „now soat $4495 '8 9 SABLE I Call 6554368______! gira (or 1987 or nowor GMu $4500. 423-4348 or 734-' I jGL for $10,000 boloro tho J 1991 N issan S.E. 4x4 King LS 1986F(?ORD 2031 toavo msg. I ARE YOU DESPERATEE I pidM . WOO. 678-7035. - |_lS$SJ2SailL6Z§d232------cab, til, cruiso, oir. A l ^ WAGOIM To soil your RV I RobuiM|4lor s ^ . $900.)■ 87 F-150.4x4,351, AT. tapo, 1 1068 NISSAN cassolloa $11,965 ESGOORT crulso.tilt, A C .rIm s, bodi [1038ii( EAGLE ------1991 IBt Toyota Camry DX ______Cloon 1986 Nissan Sontra. Wgn. w 23.000 mitos. all pow­ EXCELLENT CONDI 78 23' - h l l '83JoopEaQto.4x4. j $1600. C n ll^ -S 4 2 1 of p W r s y c f doss A, s/c. gon. AC,S. i 1003 AUTOS-OTHER er, opiiorts, hilly toadod 8 8 STN. wWGN. stoops 9. $59^&4-3317 _ For sato; 1981 ChovyBiazor, I ! $750/olfor. 736-2786. ■ $13,495 Gal- Gas * W - I Moving-must soil! 1980226:6 305. lockouts, air cruise, I T II1070 OLDSMOBILE 1981989 Chavy 1 ton oxL cab, Noorly now tow dolly. $800. m am-fm.$3500. II1041 FORD - AIAM/FM cassollo. air, lit. Call 734-3774.______1 Camaro. 4500 mllos on — • comploto robuilt 350,0 Call 324-7245 ovos - 1978 OMs Cullass Supromo $14,995 '9 2 MERCUI Ronl 26 FT Tioga. 734-3^-1 TH400, PS.PB, PL.with Musl sol! Groat family car. * "1662 Ford Galaxio 500. ^dr,' |p a rts c ar. $75.3 2 4 -8 6 8 9 1911989 Ford Station Wgn, ______T-lop, $1800 or bost ollor.r- 1969 GMC Subuiban.dttk 69,697 * actual mllos, oxc. 1Call aflor 6pm______laloododl ■ $7695 TOPAZ ofEas! W ant to r tn i: Molor homoimo I 1979 Honda Civic, runsla gray & rod. rollabto. oxcol ' cond.,' $2500. Sorious buy- “ 16920MsAchtovaS, 1411 ers only inQuire. 536-2185° ^ ComrrwrdilAuto Sakt il„»n. 11.7' t Al’R. July 16-30. will insuro. CallCalil good,$400lirm. 1971 Inlof-<■ cond. 4WD, AC, now tiros. J 4 door, loadod. ABS. fadofy C S.W7.W. .V)iiinnilis, S 4 is951.______' national Scoul. $1400.). $12.000ofboslollor. 1978 Ford T-Bird. 351 V-8. warranty, oxccond. 605Comm»rciM{Av* liiIcfceS'<:.77 ______734-3689 ' Pony slock raco cor, $70010 768-5130 toavo msq. nirts groal. $750. Call $10.900.733-5335. ___ 8 8 CANT SELL YOUR CAR? . . orbo5toHor.733^ 104. PRICED TO SELL! ' a24 5763. “'84 Oldsmobilo fuU^lze Sta- C/ W E N EED 1986 Ford Bronco XLT. 1960 V Muatang Ghia. 82K lion wagon, powor every- Bring it tom olJoan at I 11005 ANTIQUE AUTOS miles, now tiros oroat cond. thirw. make oiler. Canyon Motors Subani, )D G E 0 ]\i M N l YOUR MOTOR HOME oxcoltont condition! Call 734-^or7MFpleAvn 1989 D O * 20 yoofs ol cuslomor dlon- - I 733-.-W01 ahor Som. im o ro . $1700 736-6255 .736-1740 73 tolo to chooso Irom. 1934 3 window Chovy IGURY TOOPAZ •CASH paid Immodialolyvio lo cou|». bost ollor. Call324->■ I — 1989 MER you wt>on sold '' '° 4914 aflor 5 pm.______ork 1946 Fotd coupo, stroot rod *W E will do tho paperwork 'ie W orld to B l a C a r 1986 TOYt"OTA CAPlMRY and cloan and ropoir II noc-IOC-1 projocl. $2650.734-8620i The Easieiest P lace in tb essary. niohts or 734-8129 days ; ‘ ALL sizos noodod now 1951 Ford panol van. oasy Y O U R C H O IC i $ - 1 O l * MUST soo tor appraisal hol-rod or rostoraiton. Have tillo. Original flalhoad V-8 Plus 100 Gal. ofiGas! I O Call INTERMOUNTAIN* with 3 spd plus 289 wilh ou- rGOT EASIE^R!! MOTOR HOMES. JUST m tom allc-$im 733-1976 I P aym ent! SjIc i>ticc S-VW, 511 ilown. 11.'/'’.‘JC? Al’R. OAC. fln.iiux clujnc SHIH.hH,5H1K .M< nll'ntll^. :e 536-2301 1956 Chovy. 2 door, lots of Let Ford MtMTotorCo. Make Your D own f ilclciieded SSO.V(.M. lillc rcc S ’<>.77 — ! oxtra p a rts now. $3800lor or i bost ollor. 736 8030. lE'VPflBE^ ! 909 SNOW VEHICLES 1962 Ford Galaxio SOO. 2 dr, 1985 MERCUIIRYl 1981''VW AND EQUIPMENT 69,697 octual milos. oxc. ^ i j f l H l J T *2500. Sorious buy-IS- 3 4 1 0 ^ ^ PoJaris snowmcbilo. $200® OfS only inqulfO. 536-2185 COLONY PAIiRR DASHHER Cflll 734-6933 5- i Choose From! ^ ^ I j — ! 1968 Chovoilo Malibu. now Q I motor & trons, $2500 »*or ? Pick ThB Ono ^ 910 SPORTINQ GOODS J. STN. WGN. ^ bost oHof. 736-6246 ovos.!°[ |>^ouW ant! STN. WGN. E-Z Go okKtrk golf cart, now>ow 1969 Chovy Caprico, 2 door condiiion, now batlorios.os. • hardtop, complotoly ro­ro- 8165Q. 7 3 4 - ^ 8 . slorod. 427 ongino. posiDBl Karloy Davidson gas car.“ 400 lurbo imns. 6 8 6 - 7 ^ nowtiros. battory withi' Original ownor since pur-ur- 141" I . c h ^ now. 1972 0 Cam­ i l l 5iSj gc ll0‘M).$() nnmt!i\I (V\C iiiuna: cIi.ukc: SU'*..V*.Sl- I.S nioiiili'. — alwaw in garago. dcfcricd»*15-S%. lillc fee iJ’ool. many 79 GMC 7000 sorios. odros, sido balh. roar IMng2"" 10-wheeler. 4 2 7 .13*pood, ► Powor options « area:, vory doan. $5750. 5 ^ I C al 934-5004. ' plus all ______324-5532 ■80 45C2ydMkftioanload-, 1062 Prowlor solt hconaitlonloj^ “ J or. $ 1 9,950; 545 1 V4 ydi con^ ^ead R at Alll* loader. 118,500; -=T- 30 X 32 toot ortd dump; {?) 1983 2 2 'Kit Companion Sth 64* drum rollors your whooi wllh hitch, liko nowlowl 2hoico-l17.500;50ton $6100. Call7M -6ai6 — 10 ' wido low bov w/joop. 1963 Tarry 31 n, air condi­ndl- S i4 3 0 0 ;3 1 0 JD b a ^ h o o . - 1991MEFRCURY TRi)ACER tioning, roar balh. In goodood 3 buckots, $12,500, 1-234- CKiditfcn. $7250034-^^202. 0e89or1-237-O966. • #T-7603. Front wheel drivo, 1990 Ford 350 diosol. 1990990 Buhl tandem axle tilt trailer. stoering & brakes. Iloor-moi $ C I ] 40'A^)hB5th wtiod with:h2 2 dualliros, 1011^ $3000or - transmision. tinted glass. Vi^V/ AS $79951 ^ •iide-ouU, soli aa se set t bosi ollor. 536-CT44’ PLUS, 100 GALLON^NSOFGAS!% 0,^i $50.000^^h whooi****' W antod to buy: 20 or 2 1^ II. 'Emmett J{amrrisoti's ’Dealer reUlns rebatesties, if any. 988 ___ molallruckbodwithholsl. od. 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