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^ .. V ' ^Tiehi nw ' _ . ««3>< V*ll», Il«wiw»iri me 35^ : t o 84th year. No. 31 0______^^ln:Ealla,-l3,-ld«h0— .! ------TuescTayT^ Ja i"yânuary-3'fr1'989"— T l e a jg a n nhay bee calked a s N ortlh f f i l1 witmless Knight'RiddcrScmceice—------—- Ocscli-lcfHntact-North's-I's-BUbpoena" f o r ' tivitics; a:aid to the (Nicaraguan) Coni'ontrfis’and served in a threeiree-page order. • ■ 'North ri’mams accuse'used of various coverMp ...... Reagan'sR. testimony. Reagan;an mtiat remain Iran."- . Some partsfl of< the cx-preaident's diarary charges, cnnspiring lo defraudt the Internnl WÎNGTON -- FormerF President Rea- avavailable, but the judge eaidid noi restrictions Gesell i1 said he would reconsiderr Ithe issue were turned over ov lo independent counsinsel Revenue Service hy fuifunneling private pro- gan is "subJcct to call"air as a possible witness W(would.be imposed on the ex-pr;-pre8ident‘s trav- only if delIcfensc lawyers can show lhatlha the di- Lawrence E.WdWdlsh. ■ Contra dimaiinns througlough a tax-exempt foun* for the dofenso in the:he Oliver North coverup elei or activities without anotherher hearing and a aries conlmtain evidence that Reaganan had ad- "President Reagan R( has throughout this th dation. illegiilly accopliropting a SI3.80Q secimty trial beginning today,lay, but President Buah new court order. . vanco knonowledgo of, ordered'or condi■ndoned the m atter cooporatirated with independent counsinsel system for his home3 in suburban Washing* will not be required«d to testify, a federal Gesell also left open a, pipossibility that specific Iran-Contra activities foifor which and been respoijponsive to requests for doci)cu- lon, nnd converting to0 hishi personal use $^300 judge ruled Monday. North's lawyers could renewew their request North wasfas indicted, m enu." Gesell11 dideclared. "He remains willirling worth nf traveler's checchecks intended foe the : for excerpts from Reagan’s diadiary. Reaganans diary entries would haveha' to be tb assist.’ ...... Contras, US. District JudJudge Gerhard Gesell Up to now, Gesell said, defense dc lawyers connecteded to charges that North made ma false Eariier this3 month,m North won dism issasals On Tuesday, proseciseculors and defense 9 scrapped defense subpoenas au calling for have been able to make onlylly "a very broad statementmts, removed and destroyed■ed govern* of conspiracy andan theft charges arising froi*om lawyers will start solectieeting a jury to hear the [j Bush's testimony, asIS wellv, as access to White ... claim for information fronrom the diary of ment dococumcnts, obstructed congrIgressional a claim thathe he played a key role in thc ddi* case in Geselt's courtrootroom . The tria l will not. [t _ House documents andnd Reagan's personal di* every cv shape and doscriptio!Ition bearing on and presiisidcntial investigations, and;nd p a rtic i- version to thei Contras 0 of millions of dollailars bc televised. Camerasas anda recording equip- *ary. ‘ ' PresidentP i Reagan's knowledgedge of N orth's ac- pated in1 oa fraudulent tax scheme,, GesellGi ob- in profits fromh saless£ of U.S. weapons to rrar'an. m enfare prohibited inin fcfederal courts. - i- _Reccord Alamkacoh Id easess; y let wporkers b>orrpw flfunds star i inteerest-frcee for 5l-year pcperiod ris movi;ing souithwarc ii; Tlie Associated Prei . t m i m By KEN ARNRMSTRONG Times-Newsvs wi riter Prdbedrdropped - A2 | ANCHORAGE.:. Alaska A — Tem- peratures fell as< tewbn os 61 degrees H H ALLS - Between 1980 and ' So arc othercr public ( officials, past below zero againain Monday but f l city finance department and present, incincluding Tom'Condle, ' 1 an apparently illegal ' Alaska’s record c<&c d d eased in some H ' t w in FAL . who audited the city’s books during j ‘ vhereby employees codd _ '.areas.ava maaso{I o£ frigid air from V the cil ' the period in quiquestion and has sincc j < l or-IOUs to borrow-public— ------above-thoArcticjGirjCircle-headcdto" ■ maintained — W f - ■ -becoihe-a cityco hout interest, The Times- wardthoLowor^.e^ . ^ t c s . ■ practice whe ^ “We never• fofound any discrepan- earned, Movement &f ^t o huge cold a ir J - - .... — use-checksoi ^ ., cies, and 1 wasrvas never m ade aw are j city employee Elizabeth mass that has mveove^ Alaska for A money withoi E ■ that there was'as such a program of . ,i| id neariy all of thc depart* ....aboii^.iwowe^.|cg.generaUd..high. f l New.shas leai a lOUs implementiented,” Condie said, "I I, ployees ot that lime bor* Wind th at prodiicedced extrem ely low Form or cii f personally can’tm’t imagine that anyone icy, leaving lOUs or post* wind chill factorars ini southern and Walden said i 1 would approveve of auch a program r :ks in one of two available 60u i h - c e ^ Alaakiu k a . ment’s emplc with cily funds,Js, vers. Employees had to And because ?6f^f the wind, the ' rowed monc> "1 would hatplatp to SCO anyone have check or replacc the cash Coast G uard o n ^M oonday i closed the > dated checks the opportunityity ito borrow city funds > I money was lo be deposit* CDRtioent's northeihemmost ice*free cash drawer ' for any reasonson for 'any length of i. y at the end of the month, .port, Valdez ^ r , to oil tonker'^^^B cover thc ch< limo. and that’sIt’s speaking as an audi* . id. S IrafRi: 'said1 ilit maj rem aio^^^r _, before the m ■ i '■ I tor." ds kind of-illcgol to me,” ‘tj' ■"WMarbirtwbdayB.tys. •*’' ...... j I V ’ vd, usually a TOM COURTNE£Y • Cityofncialsslls said they began hear- 0 Attornoy General Jim The Alaska DiidMiôn of Eme^ ; Walden said. Not an authorized ppolicy ofthe formertper practice last week, .ôcy Services reireported continu* - • --^"U .sounds but they have.'c n hot been aible to con* sinion was seconded by c -:iog problems in ruialnu Alaska vrith ■ ■ said Idaho ' current finance departmeniint employ- firm its existencience. ^ such th in g s'as com:ongeal|ng. ftieLoil_ Jones. Is County Prosecutor K, ees, e but all declined commelent. ____“If there wos'as isuch a policy, it ccr* | ' I lerrwhrsald'she'could not ^ and shortages of fuel and food. " That opin Although”Jones Mid hB e 'coiild not taihiy'w ould. nonot have boon autho-...... I'j p Some villages repoiaportcd power out* Twin Fallsny provision in the Idahq_ rreach a.firm conclusion onm the prac- rizod by the cityrity m anager o r t o City ' [,;| would make such a prac* ti ^ a p s and freezingg w ater and sew er ^ ■ j------Ellen'Baxter, lice's legality without be:being fully CouncTl."CourtniIrtney said, “It's certain- | ; flj pipes. : . * think of any briefedb on the facts, he referred re to ly not somethinjhing lhat is allowed or i' lafety Director Tim Qualls A y But the divisiOQon said it knew of , V Code that wo Article 7, Section 10 of the Idaho lc Con- tolerated loday,"ay." e, who investigated the s ^ no im m ediate life-t]ie-threatening situ* V , ’ lice legal. stitution. That provision m.makes it a City Attomey*ney Fritz Wonderiich ist week before being or- fi ^ ations. ‘ it ■ Public Safe felony for any public olTicererto derive questioned whetl'hcther such a practice the -caseînter.viewed-two_a S ______.The, Alaslw Nati(atiooal Guard has said police, —a-profit-from-public-fundB,5,-or-to-use—would indeed-be-ibe illegal; ------ice department employees p ^ ' A been on Îwur al(alert to help deal' Wnitt practice last public funds for any purpososc not auit dependsIs oon what-was being I ' iHing for a bus in Anchoriorage U a chilUng exp«r borated Walden’s account, t] ^ witb the cold. 2ndid 1Lt. Mike H aller dered off the thorized by law. done." he said,d, “W“ hat we’re hearing iloyecs told police that two___ @ " said:£ddmo"scoationta wen.helping Just the.iifl.cold,.but.tho cold.and the:_je:_.Dne"niQming,!L said.-Tam otherfinance ___ Asjivith most-Idgho-felo■Ionics, the is that checkss wof,hHis," commit- humaneB tools' in 'our arsenal of ' WASHINGTON^ Mei — ' eorage of $3-11,OOO, accordinglg tcto FEC records- . ; - teo_Chajrman D entonon 1Darrijigton, R- weapons.IS. against child sex abuse." -— tive-over-their pending f __Many.oLthe-accounLs havtlave.grown, with.succes-—- _____ Declo, saici,’’ ----- .------Bower toliloia'lhiTcontmillee'; • stftd-Rep,- L arry J. Hopkinslins, R-Ky.--l-8pend-whal-l --- n-. w ard cloKinR.n'loophole i sive campaigns; 'A Recommended by .various task • Ubo of pretimfnat-yrhearing tran-. lembers of Congress sensi-^ think is appropriate to win,vin," rs 'almost half of them to c 1 Hopkins, who cruisedi to re-election on a 3-to-l The top spol-in thc HouHouse beiongs to Rop." I' forccs reviewing thele mountingn prob- scripts and a evidence, supporters ; pay raise a re moving to- '- Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y-, with.vith more than ^ .1 mil- lem of child abuse lastlast year, thc bills s«id, woulould eliminate thc value of in-n- cam paign accounls for 3th in federal law that ollow.s margin last year, had $6W,824 $6 loft over in his ^ lion'. But Solarz is a co-.sponscjn s o ro fa bill th at would ______are intended 'o stn-ngl■ngthen thc crimi- tim idatinjing victims or other witness-s- The money is what isconvort Sfil million in old campaign account, accon:ording to rocords at the abolish the so-called "grandf nnl justice .system, in dealing with es fromI testif>ingte at a criminal trial,ll. bills have been paid andtheir own use. 1 F ederal Election Commiss:lission. ^ indfathcr clause," which while casing the Currentlyily, transcnpls of Iheir ttsli-.i- House m em bers and 71 'le ts him keep the monoy fororhimselfifhowants. h accused molesters wh H le(l"over nfler campaign,^ Tliat, puts him in 10thI placepll among n^cmburs of~^' n preliminary hearings is notot Congress when the Inw trauma their victimsm s face in court mony in f id is ill the accounts of 191 thc House. In the Senate, the lisl is toppedi by Sens, Bill aliowedI if they nre unable to appearj,irj, "4 didn't go o u t'an d e proceedings. 71 senators who were in• On the avorngc, Housouso' members exempted Bradley, H D-N.J,, wilh neariyiriy S2.1 million and Phil" ormalcriminal trial. cause that's not the wny i^Tmiuing hearsaysay testimony in at the forr * a s passed inl9fifl. from the law hold obout)ut S22'l,000 in their cum* GGramm, R-Texas, with S1.9n-.9 million. I spend all the monoy be- y I operate m y own home." K.^ .... • . .

A*2 Timos-Ndwa, Twin FalFalla, Idaho TuOsday, Jim uaryry 31,10892 '.ntial conn flictslmid to holtIt - >t p £ n e s x :^ a l L L a k < SALT LAKE CITY' (/(AP)--Two -the Salt Lake'*Airport Li Authority, wawaa i ’iigii. 568T. bountwo of- On Thursday, CoiCourtney called a^ front about 3:16 p.m. M?1 »«idcnl,Ha;H art said, TnTraiis^rtatio^&fety Boanird, gave vised finance dc|departm ent employees ficialcials said. Both 'wy they rcrecom- meeling of financecc c departm ent em>- • public afTairs speeialiBt J !l Mitch BaA ------T h T p Einc~lhat~‘w S a n iil7 ^ i* g lir “■porinission'Tor pei 'th e''lô didam aged no^ ^ ^ >^P.C(ilir,t6Sl,878 Donild I Riegle Jr., D-Wich.,$006,8 them to keep "lho mone th o ir Detective DonDt Walden had been thoselose things allowed now?'?■ And The Times-Newsws ^contacted three ?r. R-Te«in, $637,810 Edward1 Kennedy. D-Mau.. T M j ent employees this own use ifth e y chose. Carlos Mw)rh>ork'ud.i{-Calif., 1619,379 Robert I I’ackwood, R-Orc„ $738,66eGG assigned to thee ccase. Walden's wife, they'ley're nol." finance department The figures nre drawn»wn from data s.im Gibbonj>on-vD-Fln.. $616^60 Sparki Malaunaga, D-llawaii, $^.712 ^ Elizabeth, quit11 Iher Hnance depart- QuQualls said he discussed the2 fpoten- weekend, but all dccldeclined comment. : at the Federal Electionm (Commission UrryHopkirpkina, R-Ky., $QH,824 JohnDanforth, R-Mo..$6U,7ftt ment job threee .years.j ago when cily tialal tconflict of interest with WsValden, • "I think it's old news," Sharon and are based on reportsDrts .filed since DnnteFmccl^ccll.D.Pla..$6CC,eEQ Daniel I Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y.Y.,$.VMJ« ofTicials discoveivered she had bor* butut Wolden said he would nnot bc BryansaidnfellbaI bad abo^^ it, and I Homll Heflin, thc November election.^ Tlwmiis Pule.•ttlcy.D-Wath.. 1682,766 1 • • rowed money frofrom public coffers. com)[>mpromiscd if thc case ever2r went really don't w ant 10to talkt; about it.' RohortDvrd.n-W,Vn.,$C34.^ Willinm BrooIroomricld, R-Mich., $£82,189 1 ' . Walden and, olother city employees to) cccourt, becausc his wife hadid done Jewel Chandler:r nnda Sherry Jeff p -T 6 dlay's i weiiather— have since toldjld investigators lhat nothiothing wrong. also declined commeitment. City- If y oo i i l thought lastI week wa;as c o ld ... • C o n t i n uled e c from Page Al new of only Walden’s lOUs, Walden W “She'obviously wosrvosn't trying to be Twin Falla, Bariioriey, R uport, employee who0 pleaded guilly last didid noli tell him about the othe:ie r en> dishonest," ...... Jeroioe and Ooodiiiff: — ------week-to-pctit.thftheft-Fahey was fired. ploy-W - 1 ea«her*lorecastSl for T uesday icovered missing from Waleifalden had been fired for alleged al .ever authorized the use of lOUs or Wcdncedoy, alight chni 57,000 was disco :hnnc« of .now, [Q ay tjlTim e CoodilM ns andd HighI Tempecafur* p deposit fund. cmbimbezzlement. The Times-is-News postdated checks,. UrUnder such a poli- HiRhsintho30«. i r e s a w ater hookup d k ngoechea, city altor- publiublished a story on Jan. 20 deilescrib- cy, an employee couldcoi theoretically' C unu Prairie andad Wood R ivor But Shane Ber V alloy: Soft awow»K§SooS ney from Febnbruary 1985 until De- inglg theI incident, although WaiMalden's borrow public moneymey nt the start of a T oday nnd WodhcS'hcsdny, mostly ■comber 1987,remembers rer events dif- nam'am e was not then used. month, deposit il11 inir a private ac- cloudy with light winda.ida. Highs in (he ferently. Hesaid st he spoke with On Or Friday, Courtney retracU:ted his count where il could3uld accumulate in- m id 30s, Lows 10 to 15.5. [ < M O m Courtney ofterr Walden’s \ lOUs were staletatement, saying she had ininstead terest, then put ,itit hack1 before the | _____ found. resi{esigned and that no charges!S were city’s scheduled depo;leposit. ‘ N orthern U ta h a n d NlN ovada: “When 1 talkeiiked to Tom I remem- filedled because of ihsulTicicnt grorounds. King did soy, however, ho\ that the Ulah —. Vnriablo. c D'. clouds today; J ber he said t hat a t'wos done, but I don't Wale/alden had called Courtneyey thc city would occasion!lionally allow other ------W«nner-wilh-w>ut>t«rl>erly-wir>ds-10-25— P flcalerHe-said certain—nighiighrbeforershe'saidr— —------transactions.------mph In tho aft«moon.n. N Moatly cloudy ■)------/ f o m k c i i i ^ ------know on what flc p ut lOUs in there, I Walden Wi lold the Times-Newaws that • “I guess you couldould call il il cour- tonight ond Wodnosdoadoy. Soulhorly I > W s, I people could pu ■y said, ‘You cann ] put lOUs in there?’ shehe resignedi because of criticisrism she tesy transaction where whi wc let em- w inds to 25 m ph. Scottcottcrcd rnin or ôir|3r| « f *now Wodnosday.-Low«w Todny night ' I That seemed liklike a very bad prac- rece:eccived after her lOUs were! found, f ptoyees cosh check:lecks .with us," he 2JW5. Higha 3046. . — I ^ tice to mo. I a ssissum cd thot.it was tak- Afleiifler another employee reporterted the said. “And I guessiess you ‘could say. Nevada — W anneror 'with increns- — ^ " en care of aflerirth t atT " lOU:DUs to Courtney, Walden wasIS ques- there were situations:ions where employ- ing clouda today. South'uthw ost winds to Bengoechea,I, who now works in tioneoned by both Courtney and.i. King, ees took advantageQge of the city be- 30 mph in tho nftorrtomoon. MoKlly C e e i l C ^ Boise, called itt “i“a dumb Way of doing shehesaid. £ cause they would1 knknow” th at chccks . cloudy and locally' w indy toniKht business," N(No other employees camc forbrw ard wouldnt be cashedd forfoi a while, w ith n chancc o f ro lnn oior snow north, / ^1 . "When lhat hahappened, I expressed to) say ss they had also left ICUss ini the But whatever may have happened Windy nnd coolor Wodnodnoidny with n •re weren't tighter con- publublic cofTcrs, Courtney .said,d. Nei- then, Courtney saidaid he is convinced few snow flhowera. HiglHigha today m id shock that there \ e system ,’ he said. ' theriicrdid King. lhat no such practi-actice has existed 40ft to low er GOa o a sl nndnnt lower 60h to Ocmmn W / trols within the s luntered, “If Shane was The *T thing that bothered t low or GOfl went, {jightiigha Wi’dncsduy N Courtney coun me is since current Financlance Director Ri^k laL’s fine. But 1 can as- that m id 30a to low er 40a) cncnsl nnd In the a aware of it, that' la t Liz didn’t say, 'Hey, Tm not nt thc Thorhpson took over ovei in September tw : \ \ “ 40a.wvBt. Lowa loniRhlighl m id 20» to _____ sure you that I was never aware of onlynly one,'" Qualls said. “By_theic same 19^. The public safety saf department lowerSOa. ould bo derelict in m y tokei}ken, I wonder why her supei)crvisor has dropped ils investigation inve of the od nflcmooiioon high was Gl degrooa nl nolly, nol dry. Wel, icy apota; Don the lOUs. 1 woa onnclly- duties if 1 did ondont let that continue." (Kin;King) didn't come forward. former practice beet LoMiston.I. New Nc Mendows, iey. because the statute 1 Sum m ary: 1 investigated the mat- “I “I feel that Liz has been mo urmest lemporalurc in the Idnho1 21 — Boisc-ldaho Cily Qualls, who ic nore or of limitations hasI runrur out and correc- ' ------Tho~Nntionnl-WenlI’e n th er • S erv ice------•1965rsaid'he also-then - less ondny wns” W degrees nt icy icy spots; Idaho City-Slnn!e>£ S - -I«fi"-Au|!ust.l9( •ss put through th^mi!l,■^-^^—------r-live-measures-havtfiave-already-been— aaya tho hiKh prcsBureiro th n t lm« hold ’ I und Grangoville. Fairfield spots, spt brokun snow Hoor, - ! • - WWalden i said she paid for thele lOUs taken, Courtney said,laid. n light grip on thc atnt LTonc™.;:lho colficBt n l 9 degrees be- :• U.S, 1 20 — M ountain Home, nd then quit. Aflefward, Kinglg apol- “If there’s anyI inimpression I can in g in rcRponno to n atiBtronff. cold a ir le P a ir. ^ field, nel iey spota; Fnirfield-Arci Marincies lower giied to her, she said. masH m oving Houthh rn.m( Ain.k., leave on the wholele issue,is it's that we Itended outlook for Southern a'polH, »'p< fog; Arco-Idnho Fnlls Recollections differ about wh Though temperaturesL-H Willv mudcrnU! , . . yhether really do care aboutbout our public im- spota.sp< m ining; Idaho FnllH-At in the valleya over lhehe tnext few dayn " ■, 1 iiere was any other missing mmoney, pression," Courtneyney said. ‘We do here in lhe nation Mondny, icy, icy raining; Aahlon-MonUmuA.hion, flag in Kabul I j na the invorBions bruibreak down. n„ , nn line. ^ ut the restitution Waldenn paid carc about publicz monies.mi We're the ____ , the hinhewt L'Hi icm oornturc wos 63 do- broken bre snow floor. ______KABUL, Afghrghaniitan (AP) — Ma- t,mnrought the books into bni B rce. ,,t L,Lakolnnd und Weat I’nim U.b. 1 iW — icy apota. broken 'fllanc.e^DJftte£oLlhaLjnoEmonej:»-fliid_He_flct __ chnngca in tump<’rnti jn snow rine guards lowort rs and Moslem guerril- spots, fog; Carcy-Arco, icy n 'il- Afghan soldiers M ondny, uthurwjHo .ikii.nkiea ncroRs tho BOISE: i. JAI') ■— Road conditions Arco-Snlmon, dry;. lyisl Trail n th e hills, r Com woro pnnl>rtly cloudy with - Mondny rvrvcninji. reported by the ii”i^ss', ' Ins who woit int: broken snow floor, anow floor. goodbye, we say, ‘Cod' conllnulnc nmokc nndind_hnio In th c Idnho l>cpi>cpnrtfnent of Tninsportii- ^ “ As wc say gc , Idnho 75 — Shoshonc-Kctc Jnited States,'” said Tremtiin- Vnlloy nndind ncrosH thu li'‘n: Mchum, bless the Uni icy apots; Giilenn Summit, b: lires Jon D. G lassm a'' su ut heiiHt U.S. 9G5 —- RiKKins-Whilehird H ill,, broken Charge d'Affain anow floor. American diplomat s SlnmK Rii.sty windonds prevailed ‘^'■y. atroni•ong winda; Grangevillc- the ranking Ami Intcratotf HC — dry. • across the Pnnhandiindic. nthrrw inc- l-^-'wiHlon, ddry ,-jcy spoU ; Lcwiaton- in Kabul, at thesie solemn ceremony. Intcrslnto 16 — Utnh line-l’o. winds wrr\' Kenerullylly tighl iicn.Hx Mokcow. ddry; Wui.ser-New Mend- ' I’ociitel- lo, dry; Pocutcllo-Idnho Falls leave oto moment that ANNOOUNCINVG IjR'Slllio. ow5, dry,•, ilicy tt|Miis, rrcc‘7.infi rain; lls, icy,. "Today WC lea freezing rn in ; Idnho Fall»-Di ’ and sad, pleased that . .\lidnf\ornoon hi^hHhH wen- mostly .Miirsinn-OnOmgon line, dry, fog, Dubois, is bolh happy ai icy spots, icy. min, fog; NV Afghanistan ore going THE RELOCATKION OF THE OFFICE;e OFI in till! DOh o v rr tlif southluthw est and up- fullinK rocksicks. ''y Monida the people of Af I’a ss. icy spolB, patches of fog. pur tofns nnd UOs overver thu nisi and Inlirrslntffltp W - Cnidwell nr»-n. 'i- to be relievedI olof their suffering, but U.S. no — McCnmmon-M(i th i' ci'nlrol ni'iiiiitJiinH,inH, with 'IOm li> dry. icy spo.»Cny 13 10 uie. "We wiil_^ back M 2*4 ^ I.lcmyv5 tr 41 ;• Idaho head in a saluU 7------...... ,-i2 when the conflictlic t is over.’" ’ - : " . in tlthe Praeiiee of (lo-.tcKi 40 3‘i J C: Spo«arw no 31) " ' ' Uo. f. Wj-.-i,n5ton 50 4242 004« a Xo, 35 ro 333 O'Wafi-. 73 f,S tk.rt«T 14 43 lUgorman 10 41 C o r r e c t iio c n IEAR, NOSE, THF U juU 37; “ Twin Falls l(UnoF»iH .3 2! HOAT & FACIAL. PPLASTIC Doi;o.i 41 3U PCP l»«T»HXl » OJ” TWIN FALLSLS - The Idaho Exten- '->iO"pii.'u /U (.0 khool was incorrectly AND RECONSISTRUCTIVE SURGRGERY I F’.:;ûJQti 4/ 30 19 Pocat.iio B JBV sion Forage Sch ? “ Sir _ i JTii Sjimon 5 313? reported to be; s scheduled for TTiurs- ually scheduled to be day. ll is actua O U R NiJEW l NUM BER IS ______held from 8:3030 a.m^ to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at1 tht e Aspen Building, IndenX------them Idaho, College of Southe will include thc alfalfa 73: Business...... C3-5 Magic VaJ./alley...... B l S|S p o r t s ...... C( l - 2 Discussion wil 3-7788i ClassiflGd...... C5-8 Nation....,...... :...... AS, AS ■ Ti)U do ivit rrcrivc ycjurir ppiip 7 a m , r.ill ib r nummbiT l fnr your lmn» must bc piiidpmi m udvancr nnd are ovBilalilp on l e a r n , s, whfrr cnrricr ili livrryli in nol mBinUincil; daily and .nd L n . • I } JcrumL'-U’cndL'll'CuudiiiKii.iK.lIanrniMi. .'iim-l’rj.x'i >i">. - month, (ar U tnontha, S6H.50 (iT« 111.1011.., $117.00.00 per[ ycnr, daily only. W.3r. pf r moiMfur« L J m o rre aboulit i n v e s t i i)ur!i.y-HiJTX'rl-i’iiiil-< )akl.'V):ikl tin g ? r 't;.',;; $jr. or. (.iramuntnui.Uia, tSO.lU rorC munlhi, $100.20 —Dubl Castk't'td. , .....r,.SnJ-v«nlv,■nlv, »5.40 pet monih. 518.20 for a mo I^H V . A classs oI n h o w &. w h e r e: tto invest in today's i i-|lcT H.-;;.Tsnn.li,,il,..;., nunthx. SlHJiO per >car. .Student and i's m a r k e t ^ " 'IVir. f-'iills iinri ;ill oiiwij-.i»j- .in IIS _ 7;i3-OH-t.| . Mc.-nmn r31 -OfiOl I. publiihcK) daily concepts & term inoloi3lo g y ) r,:-M p.m. vvrcW,lays. Tl.I'll ri.porln lato iir« -an c i ~j>orh.irr^ rr iillsa ft.T Tliird Sl W.TViiTwiS Fall.. Idnho. 81101. by M.kicily V. at 132 r>::tl) ami (in «.<•,.k.-nds, ninill 7:i:i ll!l.'il Ncwupiiwru Inc.;Inc. Srcond.«lau pbalaiir paid al Twii-;5,. ^ DATES:>: WEDHESiur, FebruaryIRY ISTTO February 22, hyTlirTiiiiri.Nci.Ncw«. om dnl cily and counly ncw»| 2,1989 Advertisiiig ...... punuaiit to Srcljiireljon GC-lOa uf the Idaho Ciilc. Thu 7:00 p .m . T O 9:00 p,iiP,H. • iry.'u tu ))!,KT-nn1 .'idvcrtiscnicnl,;id cull 7:i.i.ti‘t:il. < 1. Cinw-tfnti i» hmbydMicna'icnalrd a t (hr day of th r w ^k on whi= > C o u tG E S o u t h e r h Ild-., c.-ill .M

— I , . J l B g I d t i ht c o ^ _ J I Andrrus way Idown ^GOP apiipointeess h r e e te(through1 confinnnation H BOISE (AP) - *IVo Repopu^lican appointees of ■ Jackson, former GOP candjcndjdote for governor i ' Democratic Gov. Cecil Andrusk _.havo breezed H I d a h o I and”id four-term House member,r, wiwas ousted from the IX Commission last year b utit lulanded tho more lu* ; tate salafirv fist sthreujh. their confirmationQ hearings,1 a year after. ■ ieglsla.ture , V ' •• • uthey were at the center of S'partisan firestorm ■ Qlivo Industrial Commiiisionjcin job last fall. Aslett, : over their political credentialial93 ■ ^ contractor from Twin Falls,J, wwithdrew his name ': 79Uoflf.Lemplayeea.are_]j^D aidjnore ------Uimhelr' responsibllttiGS" 4j r ihcTVanspOrlutionboaiTiT)eOTSirbfihcat&ck-^ bec — Aniiire Chairman Mark E Bt year and was then named^d tRicks, R-Rexburg, said Mom I “ S for Industrial Commissionjnor Larry Jackson of , Mrs. Donnclley's appointmeitment to tho State tive, b u t w hen it com»mcs to salary, sociate wicvice president, $78,291. g ht) Tbm Jam es Risch, R- Quii Boise and Racing CommissiMiqner Marvin Ailett of Then Senate President Pro iilding Authority will come befbefore the committee he' ranks far down the state There arare 44 ihembere of Ida- ® Boise, called the quartet trait<■aitore to the Republican latc Twin FollB.:- - . - • ------tcr. Hor nomination to thc statestat Judicial Council - r - -- -scalc. ' ho'sjudiciacial system who a re paid - ^ llowed lo claim appoint- ^Qg ___lhe..committ£e_wna-ex;ixpedjd to recommend P arty and should not be ftllov as rejected a^ye^r ngo. Youngig ddied last yea r after ______------Andrusr at-$65.00'.OOO-pei^ycar;—m o re th aan n - “the -governor,” topped ilorigTo Repubircaiis: (iis j confirniation by the full Sehimate on Wednesday. menta thUtraditionllly belon s nomination to the Personnelnnel Commission was rankfl only 194th amcunong those on by tho $64,64,237 received by (5hief « I within the Republican . A year- ago, Jackson andd Aslett, along with fel*. „ The battle created a rifl w jected. J Donnelley ol Boise and -Par^f-that-some-pa riy -inwdeiiderrtelieveâs-parlial— Istrators and oloflicials at hoSupremi!me C o u rt ^ s, w ere rejected foe vari- ly *y responsible for Risch's defetefeat last fall. say^ly, ‘I'd ralh er not be involved"''cd"' in public scp’ice, Univereity of Idaldaho ranking As of Janfan. 1, tho report showed Nolan" Young ofidaho Falls, ous state appointments byy Ithe Senate’s GOP ma- 1But after that experience,ce, the now Republican Jacl'ickson lold tho committee. "Fo"Por some of us, il is above tho governor.r. Idaho hadad 19,006 positions but" ?* jority because they had publblicly supported thc gov- lealoaderehip in thc Senate guiduided those nominees to imp^possible not to bo involved." In fact, the M osconjcow. school ap- 18,811 emm ployees.' j The total in- em or during his 1986 cam]mpaign as 'Republicans thithc Stale Affairs Commitlce,se, composed of leadere HHe olso said he will forego an)any partisan political p ears to bo th e piacilace to bc for eluded 24343 clected ofiicials; 4,208 for Andrus.” All were sentt tot th e full Senate with frafrom both parties so they wouldwo not run into th e acU':Uvity while he serves as aQ fufull-time member of m g h s ta te salaries.I. full time: on^01 4,734 temporary or _ committee recommendationsns th a t thoy bo rejected, same sai problems again., ______10 commission. .______1 ftnnndafwifiedjKorkersL, are paid at thc univeivereity and 14 9,142 regulgular, classified employ- o fth e top 26. ees ond 48<484 part-timers. State < AFL-CIO , , A jo in t report relea^leased by s ta te Thc $5555,000 received by the lealiking tanki cari goes bback to Catmada agencies on Mondayday shows tho governor• to|iatt the list for elected ^ to lead commitittce ..BONNBuaB S FERTOT (AP)' - , A ' ■ fbifor -Trentwood, Wash.,, near pressure separaUn|iting th e two, Maus highest-paid of IdaIdaho's nearly state oflicii lilroad tanlt car that re- S;Spokane, Union Padfic officials- o sail 1110 rupturere liiM ked tho nitro* 19.000 full and pa:part-time era- Attomeyiey (}eneral Jim Jones BOISE (AP) - Idaho1 AFIXIO iMitag rajbi dioxide fumes in .sasaid. Tbe sulfut_dM fiJi;iffM_ .Ae and minute,.^pontsofôsul^ am' ployece are two phy3hysici&ns who. receives $48,000, $- although his PPresident Jim Kerns has be()een named loared ralji Bonners Perry has been prproperty of Cominco Americaia n . ' fur dioxide. Becaus:ause stilftir dioxide work for the DepDepartment of chief depulputy, John J. McMahon, clchairm an of the Governor's■’s Commit- downtown B< Jc to Canada,-Boundary . Sdlur: dioxide is a heavy,n , color- is h e a d e r than air,air. some remained i H ealth a nd W elfare.ro. receives $10,531 $1 more than his ^tec on Employment of Pec>eople w ith towed b«ck Countyauthcthorities said. I«less gais used as a bleach, dldisinfec* in the car. Dr. Lfewrfence BarBanta and Dc. boss. Disabilities. of our county and into tatant, refiigerant or presorervative. The holo wasIS ppatched , and the B John McCormick; bboth receive Secretarary of State Pete Cenar- Gov. Cecil Andrus saidid Monday. Chief Deputy Lonnie Ek- PiProlong exposure^ thilhe gas, tanker deem^1 ssafe enough to I $91,436 for theirir services as rusa, TVeirtasurer I^dia Justice KKem s will succeed & b Ziniim merman, Canada; Chi .T hed fljig erisg o n e." whidi wl nas a rott8a-«gg smenelt, can transport b a d U* physician-clinical dirdirectora. Edwards,}, Auditor. Joe Williams wwho had headed thc commiinittee since ®«d. 1 ..... 1 ------— About'50000 readenta-werfr-eVBCU-'-ca- nauaea~ vomiting 'Otor ''even‘''sald...... N ext come Jo h n1 KKeiser, presi* and SchoolMlfl'Superlntendent'Jer- ' 1' 1985...... - - their homes and bosi-' dead).' de Eckstrom saidid aboute 16 people dent of Boise State,?«, $83,179-plus ry Evanss alla receive $45,(>00 pcr Kems will oversee the e' activities ated from tl en tb e Union Pacific car . .' ■ I t’s a very nasty irritantnt,' said went to Boundaiyuy * Hu- SQ1I09 (Hoaioalth and Welfnrol — £SB1115 (Rcsourccs nnd EEnviron- licensing law. mun' Rights CommifiHion for•n n term end- Gives lhe direct*Ktor of thc Dopnrtmonl of 'tne:m enl) — Crcnto# regional FiFish nnd HB120 (Stntee ATfuirs) A — Prqyidcs • ingJuly 1,1989. H enlth a n d WelfÎfnrc. with board concur- Gnmo Gni D epartm e n t ndvisory courlundls;_____th n t no, more thnnmn tlhreo_electlona flhnll______1 ------Jb O m ic i7 B o I* T T 5 'ih c TPublicUtili- L roneo. the poworivoTlo Hire nn3~firo phyai* '' SSBill'6 (Resources' dnd IEnW ron- be hold in nny <;aloi)alondar year, —to abaiKidoning^^^-year-oidilies ComtniMion for n lerm ciending Jnn. cinn emptoyoc|i!|i o fth o doparim ent. momont) — Allows tho. Fish ancnd Game HB12I (SUtee Aflnirsl A — Provides 8.1995. SBlllOCHenlienlth nnd. Welfare) — Ro- . Commiasion.toCoi enUir Irito ogrtam en ta conditiqna for liconiMnaing a stalo-ffrnntcd ard of Henlth nnd Welfare ; wwit ith o th e r sta te o g e n d es to polpolice mo- concession or to0 markot mi sUte-commis- BOISE (AP) - Thcle Imother of an Schwartzmitman had continued the ar- Osbaldo Rcnyn, Nampu, Ulo th c Hu- quires th o Doord m nn R iR hu ComtniBaion for• on tonn end- to adopt rcgutntitntions implomonting tho . torizodtori vohlcio u u on th o ir landiids. tioned commemorntorntives, abused 7-year-oId bbyy ddiscovered on roignmentsits of the T\iiamans from ? ini; July 1.1989. C lenn Indoor AAir ir A rt. ------— Sf B irrT — cRciKJunxB nnd "EEnviron-" HQ122 (Revenuesnue nnd Taxntion) — j-j the inleretate near Boiseoise has pleaded la st week,t, aflero an Ada County grand “ Ron Hnrlow, LowiHlon, lo3 ithu Health Sm ill (Ritcnourccsca o' • Environ- montl mo Creates n Parle Landd 'IVvst in Expands doflniliontion of quaUHed invest- innocent to felony child chi abandon- jury indictectcd ^ e m . nndq Welfare Board for u Uterm endig ment) — CrenteDtes n slntc nnd Bnnk to th the c P nrks and R ccrention Dopiopartmcht mont for investmoniTiont tnx c rc d it ment. I Mrs. 'I\ii[\iinman was scheduled for■ Jun. j 1.1993. facilitate maxim(imum value of slntc land to facilitate expansion of thth^ stote HB123 (RevenueDnue nnd 'n u a lio n ) — • Dnvid Mead, Twin Folliills, to tho holdings. pnrkspni system. Allows nonschool«l district d for which no '■ Debra 'I\iinman, 28,8, pleadedf im o- Irial on MarchMo 21. Edward IViinman , Health ond Welfare BoardI ffor n term SB1112 (ResEtcsources nnd Environ* 5SB1118 (State AlTairs) —' (Clarifioa. incrense in the dollardolli am ount of proper* ' irt Judge Gerald is slated lo to be arraigned on Wednes- ^ cent before,4th D istnct t ending Jn n . 1.1993. m ontl — Requiquires registration of nil slale sla Inw governing operationon of the ty taxes is certifiedified in any one yenr. in Schroeder on MondayC. Mrs.N Tbinman “ay S e n t l b G ov o rnn a o r Hnowmobites nt timo of purchoM and Idaho Idt Housing Agency. tho following yearear distrirt mny certify, and her busband, 29-yearwn w \ attention when his CCoeur d'Alene • * J REPAIR « , home was bombeded by white • ^ $ 1 0 . 0 0 $ 1 2 . 0 0 supremacists, now residisides in Seattle. ! ^ ^^^,pBrW «alL PSLW bbJ l ■ "As'executive-directoictor,"W assmuth— ; T flVWSEME i -II will oversee one college•ge youth conference this year in ead;ach of the five • ' states served by ihe coalition.coi Stew- ; A J a rt said. _The coalition also) hhas agreed to ; i WMEN'S I support the Kootenaiai County Tksk m Forec on Human Relatiilations' peaceful ^ I i opposition:, to a planiIanned national • skinhead conferenceu sscheduled for • . .ONG April 21*23 a t thc Aryan Ai Nations ' compound near Haydenden Lake, Idaho, : SfflillliESS'[ T ^ r □ LEATHER I C T l Stewart said. SLEEVE P i w ii II I The Northwest coalijalition, founded ' ^ : IIUBIIX!K m 5 SOFA in April 1987 serves3 Wyoming,Vi Ore- ; s f f i y /, LOVE SEATS gdri, Washington, Idahdaho and Mon* ' larBaSalwtloD lana. Its next meetinging will be held ^ iHIRTS {95 $ 5 Q l ____ M ay e in M o n t^ a ...... — -: -Laiarge selection _____ ; _____ SEtD H t! ^ 2 4 9 “ . STABT1II6AT ^ 6 8 1 9 “ ^ ------~ ______^ NTERTAiNMENT - WOWBOIIIBI 3 DOUBLE PEDIS'IISTAL DESKS ! 1 GEHTERS COfFBMB^ ...... - - -H 9 5 SINGLE PE0IS1mu DESKS ^ COillCSCG ' : T m W Il'Oilt • ■ F ® ■■"WE D O ." ' W E -R E B UULGING AT T' H E S E A MIS! S >ta*aw nnew fuioituielie and appliances Staiartlngaslow asSS.O.OOper O week! ------DSL N MANY OTHER ITEN■us ^ : Rent'lc ■/■' ■ ; (JONSALI t^ C L E A R3ANCE&REtENTAL MTER or the beat In thee w est shop at... F c b n t a r y 3i t!t h r u 5 t h '■ M 733-3-7111 I I^ ^ W E S T EO l T i W E A M 1 6 1 2 n d A v e . N . I T wIn i n Falls L - Ife M i Main Ave. SoikJUth . TWIn Falls • 733-n1r 7 1 9 ^ z r r r r t y • m m ------r A-4 Tuooday, Janunuaray , 1909 Tlfiws-No«,o«,Tw jn Falls. Idaho •______im m i B ash rergnI rmost reesemblles pileiasaiit ntid-ajftemocon ? for a doctor's ap- - - WASHINGTON-’Aworwonderfully hnrmo- 'There w ere pliplacca-going insane, truly inin- ing psychedelic drugj-ugs. No Norm an M ailers >when you lefl school early for ; - -nioua week.’: soid GeorgeeBushofhis^first _Bi ...... H enry Allen sane, wilh gununfire and crack. A ndao on.a. ore urging us to looklok to psychopaths for our fpointmont. -----It:fecl»-a4ittWiko-l95a-wilj-wi thout aic:nud— ...... wcckTii'onice'. ' Mrsomelhing-dlffcrcnt Thc'he salvation.'No fashion There wasa ruckuaortw' two over thc finer limouajuai.nc liberaHsm or any of the10 oothor difference wasas thal nothing seem ed lo be our women. No avant■ant-garde of food-throwing drills c or Joc McCarthy — backbac inthal groat points of abortion philosophophy and how to pay isms,s. IhrcatcnTng wlwhal the announcer o fth e SujSuper- actors and paint-lhrohrowing artists telling us" p6pnds w orth talking about at This can’t last, of course.e. TThe American the surface of an otherwiseisc calm pond.” newsli' study claim ed th at homosexuntuala ore de- Mosl of us1 f«feared no “Enemy Within." all,infact — noaensijnae that everything is people f can stand only so mucnuch peacc and. ------In d e e d ,------:------— dininging, or a tlo a sl there a re fewere r o< f th em ------Thanks to thele R eaganôrbachov duot,, w c ...... changed, changed uttutterly, aa V cala said. His . prosperity. ( The grapes of wnw rath yield too There's been nothing likeike il in thc lifetim es than1 ththey've claim ed for so m any;y yiyears. didn't worry mmuch about an enem y withoihout, line aboul thinga fall!ailing a p a rt and the center fine f a wine — anger'is one0 of the seven dead- ____ nCjnoaLAmtricflnfl.______------■ hc±QLsmnmemidji.wnrm-Mlfl put not holding has becorcome a w ry catch-phrase lysins,-ufier I all — for all ofuofuatostayonthc For the first lime sincee t)thc late 1920s, pos- havee peoplup nervous about greenhonhouso cf* running again,in, Ihe/rcunlikcly toiicua', jTTiittle em barrassed to wagon ' foTverylong. sibly, wc get up each momi)ming worrying feet,, bibut another report re le a ^ dI duduring the There moyy have 1 been rioting the weekjkbc- 1 recall the apocalypticpticism o f th e '60s and 70s. • We should take note of this strange little about no monstrous threata t Ito our nalional wondeiderfully harmonious week look<)oked a t U.S. fore in Miami,li, but it didn't put police deptopart- Thia ia not thc dawlawning of the Age of era. t therefore, Inudayorlwirtw o, il could be psyche, to manliness, cleaneanliness, Godlineae wcathcither data from 1895 tb 1987 andindsiiid mentaandcitjily desks on alert all over Am\m eri- Aquarius. Il’s nol eveeven morning again in the t good old days. or nny.of the other “nesaes"e s ' that have been there'd■c'd been no change whatsoever.ver. ca, the way itdill id in th e '603. Amorica. Instead,, it feelsI like a rath er pleas- - _____muiacc,diiLmiQ.V8iirni;aies bv communism .______Nllt.loLUuit thcre.w as nothing lo.woi ____H enry Allon in it w riterrJbrJIieW^mg-^ for ___ fusclsm, McCarthyiam, seeaccular humanism. Thererc were the trade and budgclI deficits.dt figure oul how)w to talk the president intoJ Utak- qualily to it, tho way'ay the world used to .seem Iton Post's S tyle scclion. m , William w E.H ow ard Willi.Milli.im C. Blake lembers ol llic cditorijl P.,bli.l», Th' Mvi;rlKlng Diteclor bodtd anand writers of cdllorials StephenSt. l-bfigcn arcSl

TheTh United S tates is alone am cy 1 o ■ olhorhor m eat-exporting countriessinac- i Samuel S.s. E p s t e i n _____ cuainlaing the European Economicc iCom- ...... unity of unfair trade praclicescs in risks of cstrogenicc feifeed additives, UBre-TUtMi tBin k s Jan. 1 banofhorm one-lreaieited Virtually the entireitire U.S. popula- i \ M o t « - S e Hoi .S. m eat, and in threatening rerelal- tion consumes, withoiiihoul any^ warning SH&STPMD- m . _ ...... intertory-sanctions.------...... o r information, unkncoknownamoimtaof...... - The accuaatioiia ignore aoriouous hormonal residues:s in m ent products j icslions aboul thexarcinogcnicnic and over thoir lifetimes,es, LeRunan-I j s i ' =her risks of hormone-coniamitlinatod swered is whetherr suchsu chronic and cal th at are of m ajor concern■nto. uncontrolled eslrogerogen dosages are ytteu ttuAPttgnc"^ i x t «; S f _ European consumers. involved in incrcasipiisipg cancer rates, ' _ In 1979, after three decades of mis- particularly thc alariilarming 50 percent ading assurances of safety anc,nd use increase in the incidecidence of breast 3 a growth-promotijig animal-fil-fced cancer since 19ffi, Let's Ibalana:e growl)tfi, connservaitton sIditive, the United Slates bannnned As evidenced in1 a seriess ofGov- 1C hormone DES. The m eal indndus- ernment Accounting'ing Office inveati- WASHINGTON-Oney1C year ago Sunday the . . Many f of the bigger threalaa tot national parks |l y thon prom ptly switched lo otother ■ gallons and congress:ressional hearings, . opening shot waa-fired in vwhat became tt^S' J o h n F . H i a m s ' - > '• ‘ corome not from private developlopers, but from other I ircinogenic additives, parlicul;ularly USDA inspection nndand FDA registra-. decade's mosl celebrateded battle1 over historic • ^ fedederal agenciea such a s thc•Bureau B of Und Man- . itradiol, progesteronoand lion and residue-toler;olerance programs preservation. Northern, Virginia’rhiggcstVii develop- • A-recognition th at landd btb»----- In the brij;l)ter side I auLuladJx.dJiijaiiillul— iiannrliai'FI FllielikUl and technology to^ ccro^ Car ads intru(hide on TV friend won’t tjike responsibilsibilily, who knows er and in u few places sligslightly overlap, tlifre ■•■ie problems are beinj! croatedoilh.voni.va 1 ,,to tho bomb. b. We aren’t questioning theIt-’ It boggles the minnind how the cnr dealers nothing aboul God. yr Hell..‘II, !■and is bombard- * i'i- bouniUj-bc.lhc-occaaiQisioiiaLpersun.vvhu-ac-— ^êryjry.smulLiiuml.'eLotrucie.andj.no j.no.oirîder.: ____ikilk.w c do qi queslion-their. good-jud gmenient ------aretrjingtodistrociraclT-disruptorevcn inler- ed continually with Rambobo Itypes, m uiêr, or cidently strays into thc: wtwrong area, alu• inindividuiils. The vast majority,•ilvdf snnw- It’s tim e lo pu put the technology to use onn prop - fere with other progi■ograms on channel eleven, death on TV and in movies.es.llie I threat ofnu- Actually this only h(/!vlsIlls true for snowmo- tiiubilibilers ami nordic skiers are cou courteous jects that impnprove lives. Wc need to builclild a When they keepp upu| the scream ing even on clear war, and the “New Wa'Wavo" iics about no i)ilor.s since nordic skiers■rs arci allowed in the .nmi n (i responsilile people who enjoyoy lwI th th e strong miliUir.iiry wilhoul them , and Ix' giveiv e Sunday, no resl giveiven, il would seem lhal is Judgm ent, no hell, no heaveiaven, no hope. Satan ...... lliumondfield Jack ■A. Tho roason.for lh e -. outdo "double .siaridard" nere wi.1 Im at by its nature, ihinour separate sports, \se ail!w.lLbo abi'o'to naiion. and especially hero in Either we tu rn iicil off, change channels or and we have been condiliontioned to accept him, a snowmobile will m in a rnordic trail and , I along and help each olher intsolvin,; .'iu Waho. mu.,tu1 lake the responsibility of clean-cIc getaTVwithremolnote control or m aybe sil along wilh his signs, promisimiscuity, fear, hale, .... . make it very difficult looskioivThisinilidf icsa that the nuclear industry problem.s. 1 would also hopoipc th at inJi. ■ try haa close enough to turnjm il off or down when the riots, child nbu.se, incest,, lielie.-Cliomelessncssi is a relativL'ly minor thingling since tHe accid u 'i^' . , created In ourlUr lives- Clean up of nucleara r scream ing clown gotgoes through his act. iuals would contact the Foreststbcmcoand S [ hunger, and m urder as Ir'iiiiK'ing “normal", tal strayer does not happeppen lhat oflcn. i bring billions of dollar# and . . GEORGE M. WAI?ATSON We appeal to iJie Christiai Unfortunaioly then- are a small num ber of 'III nordic or snowmobile assofi;iK-ialionsto thousands ofjif jobs to Idaho. ScientiBla. en, itinn community, Paul open your hearts, and doors, pciiple who fiL'l that whenlen they are on their l^’îrnirn more .limut their sports. TheI’h ey cah neers and teciI’chnician-s al the INEL couldlid )ors. und lo band . . tngplher, and pr').ve.lO-Uie \j siu)\v'innchinc5.thc hiilsaIf arc theirs for thc • ^h<»w»w you wIitTflo and how to hhcKt ii.-e w orkonhizaijardou."! and r,idioactive w astIKlC ' , . leLostliuilGodis l^ve,'hope,'and help for tho: Thiiy ^jL'l on ihu nonordic trails Hot only thi'co arca.-i- managementntandnucle;ir fiufely and pro)ro- Abortion onlylly tip of problem those in need,instead of condemnation, angt di'stroyingthoni but createatinij a .>:i'rious safe- BLDLAINE BILLMAN duce other tecU'chnolofprs that could l>e u-scu-sed We hoard aboutIt theth protest m arch agninsl anger. and force.. t,^ prubk-ni fur any cross-css-counlry .skier who Prcaiient-High P n Desert Nordiclie AJ sboc. around lhe world.wt abortion clinics beinK-'ing orgunized in Idaho, BEVERLY FRAZIER >h iuld h;ip))i'n iiloiij:. 'Theriie ONl-Y nordic trail TwTwin Falls Wu teach oiour children \ji oay no U) dru|.ruga. The people who hav»iave spenl lim e and energy Buriey - . Tu^sday^ Jananuary 31.1989 Jimes-N«w8.-1-TwinFaUft,idaho, A:5 - rifiq c ri*l*i o i c i n ~ g r ■to addrr e s s s a v i pcech-^ Natioi ' - WASIimGTON(AP;AP) — President Bush hopes;8to t Sununu-suggested on ABC-TVs “This Weekc Fitiwater said. spell om plana forde And Wilh DflVld Bflnkley^-t"*on-Sonday-that-«rtain^ j^DtselosarFthaW ha-ferwrwasnmdenonsideratigi^ loan crisis in his Feb.'eb. 9 address to Congress bbi ut m em bers of (in g re ssI m ay have violated the ,ad>• caused a.firestorm o f prot«'Dtest, both on Capitol Hilt might not be readydy with details by then, hihis iDinistration's trust inn leakingle word that thc de>• and inthe banking and saviavings end loan iixlustry. <■ fStsbarreacruHs:, —7 spokesman said Mondi)nday. poBitorfe« was being conconsidered. Tbe plan would call for.br a fee o f alwut $2.60 for , WASHINGTON ( j ^ l— - The De- found to hnvos abused ab marijuana, “ He'll address itt in his specch. I’m not willinlling Thdt'enabled critics\ of thc plan to seize thc inia-- cach &.000 on deposit in) a federally insured in sU r" fonae Department-bloHAed more CDcaine'omlcoilcoholr Tho-wmed-= ___ . to say howBpecific hiE resa tive aA worst foot.fo^ward" latc lastt tutiqn. The p r o c e ^ wouWuW go tow ard the $100 bil-_ his speech will be, " said pres - -Jhaa.UiOO people frocim joining forees. rejecteded 11,279! people for - secretary Mariin Fitn — week, Simtmu said/ - - lion thiil'-fêral re'gulafcr[bra’ say’will B e'ioeded to “ the armed forces lastt year be- positiveve Ifor marijuana or Fitzw ater alô saidlid Bush would continue to seeksec Fitzw ater said that BuBush was “ very concernedI dealwiththfinalion'sinsol'solvent savings and loans. - nd another 265 for al- cauoe they tested positiveve for drug cocaine use and i advice from memberbers of Congress despite con:om- about leaks" but didn'trt hhave any particular prob-- ' FU iw ater said such a feefe. ■— which some critics _____ cohol abuse. - :-«r*lwbQUbua«^--.;-.- ■ plaints by ChiefofSr^fr.John-Bununu"lhat”Ia”\ law^liimalB ihislnstance." - sayTwouldôlBte-BuBh's'a iKHKw-taxes pledgE-—- J The Defensese E D cpartinrnt Tperil' T Thete8tingpôgâm,I ■makers had leaked:d discussionst of a fee on1 de- di In fact, Sununu hlmseliself discussed the proposedi him ains an option underr consideration c by the ad- to develop th e pro- by Congress over Pentag.g g n o b jec "’ill” " “ ' posits, fee as an option at a1 WhiteVi House briefing lastt ministration. 0 conduct the tests "'.Consultations arcire a very important part oftifthe Wednesday, - However, he added thatlat other options were also tioos, began last June through Septem ber, - U io u ^ i t tagged more th process," Fitzwaterer said. “President Bush hjh a s . "It just happened. Itit w as one o f thc oplions andd -• being "“worked on and dideveloped" and that- no andeip.ct.tos,to spend another $4,8 recruit applicants during been reaching out to Congress( in m any forms.. WWo so the-govem or discussuss^ it because you askedd specific plan had yet comeme to the White House for million in fiscal f.sc 1989. which - would expect lh at to^continue." c - - ...... him.-i don't blamo anybody. an] .It. just happens.!.'L' . Bush's review,, seven months, some defi cials say privately-that J-th^..^™::r_-The.8tflUsticsacs fihow ithat-dunog— ...... ------gram isn't w or^ its cost. . thc seven-monthjnth period, thc Pen------Th^ P*>ntnpnn rtJiHs on-workinc ______ises'iornt ig^/edefo/îudges^dn taioed latc last week, s 1 peoBle_Jor .k monjuana andmd cocainc use and only about 3.5 percont WASHINGTON (AP)(AF — Observers in Congresress, mittee and is a memberber of a national commissionn He chosc senior status,i, andi in 1987 his judicial of those 331,oio for alcolilcohol abuse during tested from June 1 to Dec universities and publijblic interest groups quesUomoned studying the future of■ê federal judiciary. salary rose to $115,000 when.his wl successor's pay Icc. 31 were the sam e period.iod, lhe fairness and wisdcisdom Monday of giving big, pipQy Moorhead said thei c------Burger,-who-is-wo rilinging fiiH.timp ns tho iinpnid__ raises to’dozens o f"senior sei federarjudges'wh'oTli! the'issue, and CongressIBS imay-want to study "estab-- um woric to qualify for theIC chairman of the anniver'ersary celebration of the former Chief Justice,ce W arren E. Burger, do no jp.1 lishing somo minimum raises." Constitution, declined lo0 cdiscuss his pay increase (jnl work. . David Keating of thethe 150,000-member NationalII other than 10 sa y ,'I'm tootoo busy to sit." All 306 senior fedcr deral judges — even those w:. T axpayers Union, a publlublic interest group lh at pro-D- Judges who retire thnhrough resignation — the no longer wield a ga'gavel — will see their salari motes tax and spendinging reduction, decried givinglg other option provided byly C( o n g r e s s k e e p for life ^ Call Transswestern rise by about 50 pcrcent per unless Congress disa moro money to all seniqjnior judges. the same salary they recceccived on their last doy of proves raises due for top federal officials Feb. 6. ; • "It's appalling that ththc ey 're getting huge salaries;s work. T o F i n d Olut i About.. . (i Burger's salary, fo , for example, will increase. I^ for doing nothing andd now ni are receiving substan*n- Senior status is availabloble to any judge who is at S60.000 to $175,000 a yi a year. . , .. tial pay raises for contirntinuing to do nothing," Keat-I- least 65 with 15 years exexperience, or 70 with 10 'W e need to lookik intoi this miich further." sc ing said. There oughtit Uto be some minimum stan-n- years, Rep, Carlos Moorhea head, who last year sidetrack dard of work to qualifyfy ffor any pay raise." Administrative records-ds obtained by The Associ- an effort to lower the eligibility age for senior si Older federal judges;es who opt for senior statusiS ated P ress indicate thatit rroughly qne in five of the lus. _ . quaHfy for active-dutyty ppay raises even oflcr step-p- nation's senior judges do.iio.no judicial work whatso- "It doesn't scornn fair,"fi said the California F 1 ‘‘®*’ p iiig d b ^ fro m full-tim(;ime"diity. When he retired asIS ever. Only 13 former judgidges have passed up senior publican, who sitss oion the House courts subco; IA, VA ANI cWef justice in 1986, BBui urger's salary was $108,400.0. status to choose full retireirem ent. ^ f ÂL Mississi]lippi governnor proposees hospital1 closing, stitirs battle CON^VENTIONi "jACksON, Miss.s. (. (AP) — (}ov. Ray M abusB hasli "We have to woric to>toward the day when wherere ulation of about 2.5 millilillion. T hat includes 8,278 HOIMELOANIns gotten h im self into0 aian emotional battle by prop* you Jive and how muchjch you make are not the de-e- who reqtiired hospitaliztlization and outpa- Put Our Exixperiance to Work•k forI You ing to close the threeree charity hospitals that thele na-r ciding factors in the Btaistandard of care you get," thele tients. Ider buildingB, but they are ^ We’l'II Help You Find thithe' cion's poorest stateB operateso{ for its poorest peop■opie. 4<^year*olt- Sprayberry of the stateate Eleemosynary Boai^, ------the-moneythat-fundands the hospitals went instestead health care neec ter served by closingig 1M atty Hersee Hospital in which oversees charity hohospitals. 'T/JO Expoflancneed Company"------into Medicaid andI attractedatl federal funds, but i Meridian, South M ississiissippi State Hospital in Lau-u- Thc governor's plan^si'Sparked a recent rally at ponents claim to-ha\have more than 100,000 petititition Memoriairial State Hospital in Vicks-;s- the stale C a p ito l.^ ‘ T ra n s w/v e s te rn , signatures to keepI thethi hospitals ()pen. burg. "I don'thave nînsurarranee, no M edicaid and you . -M abus, who'tookjk oHico-a-ycar-ago< aftcr-a.a-re-— The hospitals, sel up in 1916, collcctivclyjiiain-n- .can't g^^dÛ^r.to.waitfait oaâifyou don't Jiaye„: AAor tg cage tt 734J4-9990 : form-based campaig-aign, says the hospitals are•c iun- tain only 199 of the staUta tc 's more than 15,600 hospi-Ji- no money," s£ud Georgiaia Mae Jones^jne of aboutt ' I ZM Actdlton A vtnut E iit, Twin F>lli ______J derfundedand represjreaent the lower tier of a douiouble tal beds on a budget: of S6.8 million. They servedsd 300 people^vrno-tfaêledd tthc 90 milesTrom.Laurel standard of healthI cacare in MiE^sissippi. 77,508 patients in the 198819J fiscal year, out of a pop-p- for the rally. Pakistctanis Y offer S'swap I for reaactors 1P WASHINGTON (A(AP) — Key mem- i i LO..M. bers of Pakistan'si's government are proposing a swapp tthat would send U.S.-made nuclearir reactorsi to. their | ^ | countryJiLexchQng(ing(iifoc_9afegyazds_ _ U3LIDERR0CK I to assure-that th eir;ir nuclear1 pro g ram ...... GURUI 0 S - - ® is used only for peacleaceful purposes, a No matler whivhat you i 3 ^ - senior member of Congress said ^ • Monday. collect, allII youry I 1^^- Rep. Stephen, Solarz.S D-N.Y.,, favorife item!5ms will • chainnan of the HoHouse Foreign Af- look their best}st in one t , fairs Asia subcomnmmittee, said such an agreement coulduld head oft a show- of these class)ssyw ood ' J H IfJ down between the‘ tv,two countries later and glass3 curioc ‘ g n i ^ _____thifi yea r on a cutoutofT of U.S. aid to _ ' cabinets Pakistan over ilss fffailure to comply with nuclcar non-]on-proliferalion re- quirements, 5 “ ; H ; - It also would repnipresenl tho openinH - aks- Low A s ^ l W ’ i p a ; of a new era in relatelations between the two countries, whwhich have been friendly but tainted:ed by U.S, m istrust 13" Diagonal 25" Dlaglagonal over P akistan’s nudluclcar intentions------Solarz said such*?:h1\n agreement, as OBTELEyiSMionHM COLORTElELEVISION well, could enhanceice a budding recon- filiation betweenn PakistanI and its neighbor India, whevhere relations have been tense for decdecadcs, prompting Pakistan's effortsIs toi build nuclear weapons, "If-the United SliStales is willing to ------sell-nuclear-reactontors-for-pcaccfuLnu-^^^H - ction. i8:butian:lnlratedjerTnio-: s i _■ Total Rcm oto Graphicc CiControl lunmn Svslom ______clear energy, Pakisikisian would agree total channollOl capability ■ Contrast 52 picturouro lube ^ W • Mulli-tunction 23-bullonon liInfrarod rem ote • 178 to establish full>sco|scope safeguards on ^ J Random accicceas (ouch-tuning • Channel lolal channel capability • CA l i a * SET-PRICEDI •• Pakistan is duele loU get S230 million n UVUNINDRY PAIR in m ilitary aid in ttho current fiscal I I WA28F2 0E/DG2DG28T3 year, which ends5 SeSept, 30. and anoth- "DISHWASI " iherK Suro-SaubMutti-LovolwasNngI ••* *Load-as-)nu- | erS2l5 million inI economicec aid, rank- * ^ <0* fandom loading • TrlDura* porolorcotain intonof * * I S e e y our d ealerIler for ing it third, after;r 1Israel and'Egypt, Flo-Thfu ci:yir>g »Auiomalic rinsa aoe disponsof. complete warrairranty 1 [______among recipients.s o of U,S. foreign as- distance. details, indudirjding 1 ------1 1 ^ exceptions.IS;. - yr—

N ew Ir ain n f e e le r I J • Laroo capacity washorwas wiih 10 yoar-Limilod Coldcldon Warianiy- on Ou'a-Tita-Tub • 3-cyclo. smglo-spood woirash for Rog.. Po>man«unoni Ptoss, Kntis & Dolicaios WASHINGTONN L (AP) - The State Matching Eloctnc: or G as Dryor w,lh limod drying ar ‘ ■ Heparlment retiffiriffirmed Monday its oosy-doan. up.front)nt lilint filler. willingness lo openpen a oialogue wilh isue wilh an Iranian i s B j U r Iran and look issue iix ------ofnciaU-oonietiiionLinn.ih-.‘_W!i«hin[Ttnn ____ r * 6 4 9 ^ is lo biiiine for the th continuing im- “ “ passe in relations.IS. Kesialing whalit hadh been'tKe Rca- «an administration,;on positior.. de^ffirt- g ^ F U IRNITUIR E & A lPPLIANslCES mont spokesmanin Charle.-;< Redman •■;aid lhe United SlaiStales is prepared lo open an "uulhonlontalive dialogue" 4 5 3 I ^ I n AJ v e . E . • 7 3 3 - 2 2> : 3 3 with Iranian 'offlci■ficials (iil a formal I'lui lo Iran's w[ir ar 'wilh Iraq, an end ' O p e n M r o n - F r i 9>-6 - S a t 9-55 Ilf Iranian supportJrt forierrorism and fri'pdom for Amoriierican hostages held- • li.,i,;,ii, 1...... 40W9. Tvirln Falls. Idaho r A-4 Tuesday. Jam[inuafay3H 1989 ' Tlmos-Nov« ------• ------______»

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L • J z B u s h z■ 1 'esemb} l e ^ p h when you lefl school earlyly fofor a doctor’s ap- WASHINGTON-'AWIA wonderfully harmo- . T here were! pploces going insane, truly' inin* Ing psychedelic druiIrugs. No N o m a n Mailers poiniment. ? rge Bush ofhifl'Grst ______. Henry, ^ e n 1 _...5ane, withgugunQrc a nd crack. A nd agon,on. _ are urging us to loollook to psychopnthfl for our ____ ^nipus wcok." Bald George 1 - It feels irlittlcHike 1953_wii3_withput air-raid _____* _ — ■ BtifiSre^s’was BometKhgBiirereiil. ThThe salvation. No foshioihion designers tyrannizing week in offico, — drills orJocM cCnnhy-ba-b a c k in thot greal There was a mckus or twot over the finer limoinouflinc liberalism or any of the other difference mwas that nothing seemed to) bbe our women. No avaiivont*garde of food-throwing pop-cultural caesura thattended en with the od* points of abortion philbsofisophy ond how to pay isms,ns. threateningg vw hat the ontwuncer of thee SSuper- actors and paint-thr•throwing artista telling us venl c f rock ’n' roll.. for the savings-and-Ioanin nm ess, but a s thc Time Tii magazine soys new AIDDbb infectionsi m on show on radio used to call t h e Amcjneri- we’re wrong aboutut everything;e Thia can'rlast, of course.'se. The Americari ' new president said, these!se were 'ripples on . amorhong homosexuals arc decliningling. Ih fact,'a cnn why-.’ There ore no trerfreiids worth talking.about al people can stand only so miieirpcnce.andmui ' ' ■ the surface of an otherwis■wise calm pond." m w:w studyf claimed that homosexuexuals are dc- ‘—Most of ubis feared no “Enemy Within.”n.” all,irifact —nosensense that everything is _^prospcrity. The grapes'ofif wiwroth yield too ^ Indeed. dinirIning, or a t least there arc fewerwerdfthem Thanks.tothjthe Reagarf-Gbrbachev d u cIt, t,' we cKanged.'cKangedi utterly,u a s Yeata said. His • — fin e a w n c — angorikj»iicnrofHhe

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TThe United Slates is alone “fnongar ’ - • oth)other meat-exporting countriese s i a a c ------^ a m u c t 0s . . Epstein cuaing the European Economiclie Com- ' mmunity u of unfair trade practiceces in risks of estrogeniclie feedf additives, its Jan.I 1 ban of hormone-treatiated Virtually the entiijntire U:S. popula* U.S, meat, and in threateningg retol-r tion consumes, withiVithout any warning w a d ' I I S m ialorysanctions,------___ or.information.unkiunknown amounts of HlfA-VJTlH -IThe accusations ignore serio•ious hormonal residuesies ini m eat products” quoquestions about thc carcinogenenic and over their lifetimes,nes. Left una.n- ' other risks of hormone-conlamm inated swered is whelherer suchs chronic and ment that are of major concerr•m lo uncontrolled cstrog(rogen dosdgcB aro ■ ■ EuiEuropean consumers. involved in increasi:sasing cancer rates, - 1 ^ 2 s of misr particularly the alarmala: ing 50 percent - ■ IIn 1379, after three decadcs c leading assurances of safely arand use increase in the incicncidence of breast as a growth-promoting animal-al-feed canccr since 19ffi,5,' Let's Ibalancce growp t h ^ ^ c p ihservaittion Saddiljve, the United States banQnned As evidenced in a series of Gov- thc hormone ^ £ S . T hcm eat inindus* ernm ent Accountinjiting OfTice investi- Many o fth e bigger threatsats to national parks WASHINGTON-OneOne year ago Sunday the try then promptly switched to0 (other gallons and congresgressional hearings, /elopers, bul from other ^ opening shot was firedd inir what become this J o h n F\ . HF a r r i s \ ‘ cicome not from private develi carcinogenic additives, particicularly USDA inspectionn andan FDA registra- federal agenciefe such as thehe Bureau of-Land Man- decade's most celebratecQted battle over historic '< ' — fc estradiol, progesleronc^nd tion and residue-toli-tolerance programs " p- • /^recognition th at landtnd bordering w tio n al ’ a;ayment. Both thc trustandnd N W A have legisla- ' preservation. Northern^m Virginia's biggest develop- testosterone, which arc implananted in are in near-totalI disarray.dis The ma* 0 parks and landm arks descriserves special legal sta- • titive proposals that would mamandate belter co-ordi- . ,er, the Hazel-PetcrsoneriQd of neglect for practically differentiated fromim the . lems of dual standandards, since the • Now thot the White} HtH ats have conquered thc solving problems in a crisisisis is a lot more expen- national n; parks, same hormones produced by'th tl e United Slates banntinned imports ofAus- Forces of Darkness, it's tim e for all sides to admlit it sive thanim plem cnting corcompromises in advance, NPCA proposes separatinging ^ e I&tional Park body. Since 1983 the Food and:dDrug trnlianbecfinl987i987 on the grounds of the truth: Tthe Manassalasas episode was a perver- Proposals for protectinging parksI from encroach- Service S from Interior, whichich Ims tfi* ungainly Administration has ollowed virtuallyvii excess residues ofo fthe t carcinogenic sion of sensible preservairvation policy, ing development were arouround long before Manas- mandate n- of both protectingg a iil ej^loiling Amcri- unregulated use of those additiliiivcs pesticide heptachlo::hlor, I- sas: It needn’t be so. The1 NationalNi Trust for His-' .'ci' ca’s natural rcsourccs. andd eestablishing it as an The nation was sparecircd the gross inappropriatc- right up to the tim e of slaughU . toric Preservation has devilevised n moderate plan independenUigeocy— ir a goo-.od'.l.rf. ------^1®'’’ , All hormonal feedfeei additives should ness of stores on groundind vyherc ConfederauLCcn. subject only to the theoretical for park protection that eveeven Western conserva- II and be bahnca.-oTshou]hould .be'all.other ani- Robert E. Lee had hiss headquartersh« during the Congress and the new admdm inistration could also unenforceable requirement thi tives could endorse. r - ; , mal additives inU the hc absence of con Battle of Sccond Manasslassas. appropriate some of the cstiistimatcd$2 billion in au- residue levels in m eat must bc n ___ ; The first.elem ent of.thele t:trust's proposed 'N a- elusive evidenceeon on their efficacy . . ■ But thc cost w asn billbitter confôn^n betwecn, thorized park expaiuioM thelh at h av i never b e e n .___ thathon-l pexcent of the doily hon ; ti^lirH^maiBrConscrvatioation-Act^ calls for the and safety. Any’ additiveadc use should federal and local officialcials that was resolved only funded: Yiil given thc'fcdcra!raVb*u3gct crisis, it's production of young children. park service to conduct a thoroughtl study of the y bc subject to requirquiremcnls forcx- by spending toxpayerdi>r dollars in,a crisis, unrealistic to expect big infunfuaiona o f new money, A ^ dram atic warning of thc d boundary needs of parkssand an historic landmarks, frcsiduc levels in all ‘M anassas is an examcample of failed public poli- That’s why legislation to.o.find fi other ways o f pro- gcrs gei of growth-promoting addiid to e s cy.’ said PaulC. Pritchcichard, president of the Na- To work with local govenvemments, the iru sl pro- leeting boundaries is im pcrajrative. Jlep . Brucc Ven- was wa ^ g g e re d by on epidemicic o fp re . . - ...... tional-Parks and Cortseriservation Association, poses a carrot-and-stick ap]apprpach. The carrot js to. D-Minn., has vowed that 1his Interior subcom----- memalu're sexual development orand Until then, apartlartfFom possible ini There’s got to bo a betbetter way. In fact. NPCA federal money that wouldId go.tog localities lo help mittee on national parks willvill bc taking up such ovarian ovt cysts involving about:it 3,000 liativcs al a stoleie hlevel, consumers and other groups mo!ilsl iiinvolved in thc M anassas devise acceptable formalII didevelopment plans. ^ proposals soon, although he1C iacknowledges thot Puerto Pu Rican infonls and childildren should boycott cherchemicalized meat dispute are now promoli At Manassas thc Nationaonal Park Service did P noting proposals that ofTer preservation and park protei)tcction “oro fighting from fro 197910 1981. The epidemmic also P'oducls in favoror olof organic ones. far more promising wayvays of balancing the local strike an agreem ent (nott legallylei binding) with P words lo some people." waswn associated wilh increaseded rates ------1 Prince William County offi(sfficials before lhe 1986 need for growth und prosperitypro; with the national of uterine and ovarian cancers;rsin SofnudS. Epste.3ste/n, M.D., a pro- William Center rezoning.’. 1The park service and For now, then, M an assas'is will stand as a symbol imperative of protectingting historic shrines, adults. fessor of occupaiionlional ond environ- Prince William thought thethey had approved a low- of o: exactly the wrong way to carc■ for the lands this Wilh the righl approa(roach, co-opcralion could re- More lhan a decade ago. Ro menta/mcdicj'ncflê^lt thc l/nj'vcrsity e density officc park. The rezrezoning was so broad, nnation cherishes mosl._ place confronUilion, and deci.îons could be-made .______Hertz,He then the director of ea*[,. . o f Illinois Mcdicnlca/Cenier/itCWca* Lerson wa.s laler able lo — • .__ thoughtfully. Anystrntgrntegy'should incorporate atL >>^wover, thatH azel-Pcters docrinology o fth e National CaC anccr— otiihoFof^T}■“TJie Politics of switch i t ^ a n s lb a“giuiiltinltiial!...... ■ John F. Harris is a'WashishiiigtoifPosnopoTtcr:— feast these elemenls: Institute,Inf warned of the carcir:inogenic C«r?cer, Letters/s/^Snowpweapon?ns;=T-V;abortiorrjr,'prompt readers kto cornment------Snow sports munust-co-exist *>»*'hcre snowmobiles arc allowed;ed is the lower ( J e t a c tdve i ' against weapon)nry Wc need to give; ththem hope for the future to organizing, making s\gns,ns, iand m arching, wc mplish this, applaud for their wanting t This vdnter has brougought a great deal of ;:^rl of the old Rogerson RoadJan ar d then, only Toanyoni)ne who hos not gotten the mem essage telP Uiem occomp ng to do sometiiing, All eyes arc onDn IIdaho, much-needed snow toJ theth surrounding moun- Dy people 1 with a cabin in tho aroa.are I However we don’t Ihiink nki it w illbc much On thc other side of tho coin ai iple can make a difference, tains and along with it, aI record num ber of ^ naro an equally Youcannim ot use nuclcar weapons. ThThey are O rdinary people help to the teenager or youyoung adult, who has people using ihe variousious recreation areas. I imall num berof peoplo who foolfel ihil when N„|lobody “wins." They arc anI exexpen- Our governor deseeserves to hear from us in had no m oral, or sex educaIucalion, whose par- have been in ihe Magicgic .Mouniain area many ;hey aro.on lheir skinny ski.s, thothey have lire siv can d hmrmful ai deterrent. There willrill be no support of his cffoifforts. ents are too busy and/orr wrappedwi up in their tim es in the past few• m(month-s and as an avid right-of-way w herever they chooh»,st.loso, - arter.-•' no presidential address asiassuring Please w rite yotyour stote representatives own lives to listen or,carc,ire, who have nothing, c ross-country (nordic):) slskier, nm concomod ^Vhon this should happen lo bec in thc .snow. ) will , be strong again; th at. wiwc can asking them to su;support joint legislation for a1 conslruclive to do, nnd no 'where to go except about the growing riftft bbetween nordic skiers iiobile areas,they do nol yieldd luUj UiL' ndcrs i,^ p ,„America „ j did not “surrender."r." moratorium again:ainst the production of nucle-• parking loUs. and abiindonelonod buildings, and snowmobilers. wh(A'hose trails they are u.sing lalll leleast m l in a M any of fi us (m any more than will adadm it) a r weapons m ater,terial at the INEL, where drugs and alcoholul HiHow freely, Tiondly manner) and this cau.so^ Iear war GINAHANKIN5INS ■ Inthe Magic-arca yoiyou will firidlwth nn e x-__ i.'ies .n!;sbe.’iiJlejlm d, j^hosehov On the brighter side I am gind:lnd m s;ec that th ai we hav tcm. Since the two area:reus border on oach i)thave tho skill and technologyy toI cre- Car ads intn;trude onitV -----— friend won’t toke re.spons.itnjiiFilily, who knows • •lii'sc problems are bcinf; createi or and in a few places;s slslightly overlap, there l'"'- ated by only a ate the bomimb. We a ren 't questioning ththe It boggles the em mind how the car dealers ■ nothing about God. or ilellilell, and is bombard- is bound tw ttc-tlic-occascasiomiLporwuj-whiwic.— verkcry-small numberof.rude and(id Iincnnsiiier- skill; wc dodo question their good judgmifmcnt. are trying to distrislracl, disrupt or even inter- ed continually wiih Kambombo types, m urder, or cidently^niys into lhehe wrong area, alellii' individuals. The vast majoritjority i)f snow- It’s tim e to0 put] the technology to use: onor pro- fore with other programsprc on channel eleven,I, death on TV and in moviesvies, the threat of nu* Actually this only ho!ihoius truo for snowmo- mo!tnobilors and nordic .>ikiers are•e courteousC( jects that improveir lives. Wc need to buildbi 0 When they keepeep up thc scream ing even on . clear war, and the “NewwW W ave" lies about no l)ilcr.s since nordic skiertiers are allowed in the and:ind responsible people whu enjo;njoy bolh the strong militililary without them , and to1 givegi Sunday, no restI givon,gi it would seem that is Judgm ent, no hell, no heavleaven, no hope. Satan ft tn rfn thf> sn m p _____ . DiamOndflcld Jack arc-îre.v- The- reason for the - • -nm,nitdoors and oach-Dtherririjmrj —:------jmteasanahlii,____ — ii.£tLbflldjittiÎt:isjhQwilowing himaelf.opcniyi_____ «’doub!c sLandurd" n<‘rc:re i18 t'nalby its nature, a nation, and especially here•rein Either wc turnm iii off, change channels or ivuhin our .-separate sporis, wo" iw ^ l l he aiile to and wc have been conditio:litioncd to acccpt him , ------a snuwmubitu will m inilin a nordic trail and , Idaho, musilist take thc rcsponsibility.of«of clear): _ g e i a T V with rem•emote control or m aybe sit ôl along and help each otherih along with hi.s signs, promromiscuily, fear, hale, make il v<.*ry difficultIto to s k i on. T hisin il-self j; ing up then> m ess lh at thc nuclear indusiustry has close enough to) turntu: itpff.or down when the riots, child abiLse. incest,sl, Ilie.<, homclcBsness, ihesejiroblems. I would also hopehop lhat indi. is!i relatively m inor thithing since the accldon- .‘j lour lives. Clean up of nucleiIcar ------sc ream ing clown-)vn-goes through^his-act:------— hungprrandTnurder^Tlielri)er% '"norm al”; till strayer doe.s nol haplappen thill ofôn. vidualb would contact the Forestrest S cn ice and , uid bring billions of dollars ai ' . GEORGE M:: WATSONW Wc appeal to the Chrislirislian community, • Unfortunalely therero iiare a small num ber of local nordic or snowmobile-assocssociations to thousandssof o jobs to Idaho, Scientists,!^.cnB.- .open your hcart.s, and dooidoors, and to bond pt'ople who fic-l that whenwhi they arc on their le;ilearn more aboul their sports.i. TlThey can neers andli1 technicians a t lhe INEL cou:ould together,.and prove lo the I.0 SI lh at G.od is siiuvv'machiues, tho iiitl:hills aro iheir.s fnr the >ho=how you whnro to gn and howw in10 bo.st use , work on ha;tazardoufi and radioactive wa - , -Love, hope, ahd help forirth tl- o se in need,in* takiin:_TJM'y got on thyhe hordici trails not only theihese areas. 'm anogemlent e arid n uclear safety andd pro-p AbortiolTonlbnly tip of problem , stead of condemnation,. unungor, and force. (ic'slroyitifj them bul creaunj;cre a serious safe- IBLAINE DILLM AN'• duce otherir technologies1 lhal could be»e iused We heard aboulout the p;oleHt m arch ngain.sl BEVERLY FRAZIER ty prolik'ni for any crus:russ-counlry skier who IPrcBident -High D esert Nordiiirdi’c Assoc. around thcm world. abortion clinicss bfbeing organized in Idaho. ;r , Burloy •slviiilti happen aloni:.. (T(The ONLY nordic trail 1Twin Falls Wc teachch our children to say no loD drugs.d The people who3 haveht speni lime and energy Tuesday. Jan uia ar ry 3 1 .1989 îm es-N ow s. TwinTwir Falls, Idoho , A-5 ; • B u s h t10 ( addregss savinngs crisias in spe« e c h - Naiion - WASIIINGTONtAP}-— President Bush hopes to ! Sununu suggested-on-ABABC-TV’s ' “Iliis'W eek Fîtz^ter it aaid. gpcll out plans for dealiniling-withithe savirt8ft:ariJ=\■=wth‘T)avid-Bffrikl«y““ oa“Jifl porinin niisclbsurelhat* T thefoo-WMp^'iipHi>>~pnngirnt?nn* 'i ~] ' loan.crisis in his Feb. 9 taddress to Congress but memberq i jf Congress m ay!ly have violated the ad- caiaused a firestorm of protest,St. both on Capitol Hill might not l>e ready with wit details by then, his !ministration's trust In leakiiakiog word th at the de< anciDd in the banklnfrand saving!ngs and loan industry. ^ Druglîits bar retcrvruits _L_apoHe8man BaidMondaj-.^:t y - .r _ ------^ •^lwsitorfB&-«&B-beiaftf n lus. qualify for active-duty payay raisesi even after step- nation's nf senior judges do nou judicialj work-whatso- "It doesn't seem fair,"ir," said the California Re-'*• ping down from full-time duduty. When he retired a s , evever. Only 13 form er judgesIS hhave passed up senior publican, who sits on1 theth House courts subcom-'■ ch ief justice in 1986, B urgerg e r's salary was $108,400. stalus st to choose full retiremeinent. f "n™IV, VA AND Mississipi>pi govcrnoi>r proposes5 hospital cl:losing, stirirs battle CONIVENTIONAAL JACKSON, Miss. (AP)i,P) — Gov. R ay Mabus hass "We have to work tow'ard art the day when where ulalion ul of about 2.5 million,on. T hai includes 8,278 HOIVVIEtOANSS gQilan him self into an ette&otional battle bypro^s*h you hve and how much you m ake are not the de* who w required hospitalizalioilion and 69,230 outpa- Put Our Expeleriance to Work forfoi You I- ciding factors in the slandax.dard of care you get," the tients. tii ing to close the three cha:iharity hosjjitals that tho na- e . 40-year-old D em ocrat saidid rrecently. "The buildings are older' buildings,bi but they are We'll Helpi You Find the tion's poorest state operaerates for its poorest people. If But he has been unable0 to convince some people ^ wiwell kept and they're very;ry dean," said Peggy Loan tot Fit Your Needs5 ; Mabus says the poor)r wodd\ be better served if j_that.the.health_carejieed9_oJIs o f th e poor cod d be bet- Sprayberry Si of the , state EEleemosynary Board,_ _. ------the' moneythstfunds-thi-the-hospitals?went-instead- ter served by closing Matlilatty Hersee Hospital in which w oversees charity hospiljpilals. " "The Ex^tlencedid Company" into Medicaid and attradracted federal funds, but op-^ Meridian, South Mississippippi State Hospital in Lau* The governor's plan sparliru dfYino »Aulomatic rinso oowlW dcdspen$er. complete'warranty among recipients of U.S.U.: foreign as- ^ ^ 9 details, including sistance. exceptions. N ew Ir a n —- ♦ Laroa eapaaiv~wiimrja rMCi-Tg^caj Unuuiu.OoigPTT Warranty* on Oura-TubDb • 3-cydo. singlo-spood wash lor Rog , Permarteniml Pross, Kn P L IA MCES ( monl .spokesman ChaiIharles Redman >:iiil lhe United Stateses iis prepared to ‘’pi'M 'imthonUiti’.ative dialogue" 5 3 M a i n A\ve. - E. • 7 i 3 3 - 2 2 33 3 'îtinriinian officialsils on a formal - '■ml to Iran's war with■•ith Iraq, an end . O p e n Mv/lon-Frl 9-d6 S a t 9 - 5 , 'if Imnian support forur Iterrorifim and-., 129 ------frcf'iiom for Americanan hosuiges held w » ------

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ACHOSS (TIT ' i ) H |i o ” ii” ia” ij“ p 1 LarQB p l o c o _____ 5 Fathorod ** 10 Run-d^wn c ity ------SYD3NEY i ■• ' • soclldn / ’Kings 14 Solid tquaro ^ - l A R R gs rido in carriages. Prosidosidonis 16 Ms Bryant______- — irldO-in,helicopletsJ!_ ------Ig'Smpar Tumor M M 17 U m again ------jMw i k s w I I I E E E ^ ______NO snow: cwCAW VXIBEUEVE THAT?' 18 Flowor- - 2? HM }i » ■ ■ i r ^ Jl 19 Excoaslvoly __ __ dry »* f P A I restored. ■ ASTROLOGIC CANCER (Jui;Junc 21-July 221; Look be- — — Q. Why is the legnl;gnl profession referred 20 A fternoon _ — - ...... —porlormsnce - . .. FORECAST1 0 _ _ vnnd Uic imtncdin)diatc. goal is in ilight dctpite - j ------loa3"lhcbnr’?- . 22 Toll ■ i r ’jAN. 31 IS YOUH BlRlRTliDAY you 'sHepircal rcrrnrV-iirVs hy iRosc who lui^ iScnir " "■ . ^ AliudeH’to'thehe rniling,r or b nn'lhaf 24 Fancy cak« h.ivi’ (I sc'DH' of your own di'stinliny, lire fasci- Fnith. LonR-disUiiIlance cull rvIaU;ii to travel, I pnrtitionH off the‘ prisoners.pri advocnlcB, ranee before media. Libra in- I 26 Gangsler's u ' ndlcii by nrchiti'cturi'. (iruanitliuitions Ihut possible uppcaron b o y d) fiuitorx and generalal pipublic in old Engliah gun crviito Ihi'ir own iMdiliDtis. You Y po.ssibly volved. law courLs. 27 Rollglous ■ wKM wiTi- 'cpanili'fi fmm one or liolfoth piiri-nls lit LEO (July ‘23-,‘23-Aui;. 22): You claimed you R loaflots HI ri'liitiv.-ly i-iirly «('o. Tiiiiru>i., I, Scorpiu- coutddo ilbcstyot your.own way. Chnncc exists M\ W h a f s w h a t Somo coin'! in1 oncicntor Chinn were 30 Groupa of ^ * [K.TSOMS play importiinl roles» in i your life, l" prove iL Grab•ab for brass ring, emphaaiic i i i i i shaped like whnt tlie; threo — - I Mnjor requests will In- (mintedd iin Kehruiiry. oripnolity. confidifidcnce, innovation. Sudden- tliey were supposed to 35 Plealod lace P “ i Merioriihlt tniinlli> fur you tliithis year will ly you’re involve)lved in adventure, possible i S buy. Those cul inn Ihithe form of n human 3B Auxiliary verb ^ ‘ jiIm) Im- Marcli und I)ici-mlnT.•. ^Y'ou rc'Cently rom BaJ body were for clothes.thes. 37 Letfol . w batter 38 Soldier's______5 “ ' 'i''aip«'d" from riiornr.H cif iriviivia, finiinciitl onco. B t t kuR. 23-Sept. 221: Circum- Batter wni blood innounccr T^END IN AGING Bn. Maintiiui luihince, sens•n.ie of fitness, you Rays. "Yourir hunch1 was absolutely cor- 43 Heir style (or 2 2 MM oon g o d d e ss I l I a I t Ih W■ p mn V tkkT FlsI !■ one more: his blood lype. Thut r Sleinem' ...... sh o rt 3 H Ucfu'e tl) licconu- itivolved in inliT-ofTice reel!" Aqunriann involved.in 3 Help along S T b H■ H a V C R B b P L I f ' Iherc. iO years. 45 Fairy's balon 4 C conil>;il. 4 C«I a .petl . c 0 0 J LIBRA (Sept.[^23-pn. 221: Key is lo di-___ ^ Q--Arcn'l more ______j e Waj^h lightly o PISCKS (K,ia3^M.rri!}r?0):•0): Mriilheror -vcrsiTy, lo rmilie 1 irc people overweight le inquiries, lo obtain 'second Figure a (jood harp will last fiO \ r S w o rfls ------^ L - - jH t-joW H M IC -|B —r,—r,p[n)5Itrbrm:t'rffrm\-TTiannnnrx-maj-TVTmt-- opinlmir^iliosc-VMi who prc\iously wen-indif------^ ■ance nnd than underweight? • 50' Friendly fls CcoTo |HH| IF •nmrlhini; Tor nnlHnj; -Enjoyy (h<-'cnnir.* ftrrnt will now)w rate your efforts, perfor- iumm'il in A^ In thia country,try, ihul'si true of people • ' jesting - 77 -- Grande - H 0 X O1s ?| t U e {ii | a clrfn^l I:l>ul ki'tp KUiird up. You )l underiiTKUmd within mancc aa 'oubU:LsUindint,’.' Funding is made 153Tan liin[’s Fninri" 1 of Fmnborder of over age 22. 51 A sk (or aa J.Jacket , A r 0 ftT three days. ni-;idline !■. [jri-wr•t’nl, could in- nvailablc. Hcnr>'Fn VIII of Engiand. held a suied Cnlnis paym ont 9 9 ''auaing harm T T JI 7^ viilve riiiances. 1520 to negotiate pcnce. On the rerything.bo Each of these me:men either discovea-d 52 Loamy deposit 10D Surprise S , 7 ^ | ■ ').li SC OKPIOIO,(Ocl. 23-Nuv 21): \Vhal you bei •AWES (March 21-Apnl 1 kiiin ia close al hand -o»k un France wh. and then-EnRlish-

m /o r ld Tinyy u l t r a -1r i g h t p aa r t y l s S lL1C ^ ^ \w o r r i e s5^ G e i ^ ^ p o l i i ; BERLIN -tAP[AP)‘ — Conservative haviave lo "take care of conservetrvalive liament since 1953. i m er Na:■lazi SS soldier Franz Schocnht;nhu- West G erm any alw10 has been thc The lelleft-leaning Frankfurter __ poUticiana saidlid Monday they may v6lcdlcrs’ who defected. - Police-said morerc than -10jDOO ■ peo- -bcr.,-catcampaigned on a-platform-in-i)f dcstination.of.many asylum-stekeraai Rundschau)lau new spaper called thfi-viCi------_ . havo lost touch:h vwith like-minded vot- The Tl conservative Republican!an Par- pie demonstrated in downtown West - riddinglg West' Berlin of foreign worlrork* from the Third Worid,id. and the Re- tones "frigifrightoning." West German era following..8iLsurprising legislative tycaptured a 11 ofthe legislature'!re's 138 Beriin lato M ondayy Ito protost the Re- ers suchich as Turks and giving prefe:efer- publicans called for sharpsh lim iu on Jewish leacleader Heinz Galinksi said . election victoricDries by a tiny ultra- seateats in Sunday's balloting. Il also publiwm' showing,lg. There were iso- ential1 trtreatm ent to Germ ans seekiniking their numbers. they werere a "hcnvy defeat for dcmoc- jight-party-;le(i-l:Hi-by a-form cr Nazi SS willnll'have two seats iirthc~fed■federal ■ Iated~rock*lhrtjwIn]itig'~incIdonts~and jobs; * - ■. Sunday’s ballotingg m a rk e d -lh e —racy," soldier. pariarliam ent in Bonn after nextt yyc ear's vandalism , but no10 violence or ar- Forei(reigners make up more thanin 101 first tim e the Repultublican Party, Thousand;ands of people chantoJICick”* Chancellor Helmut Hc Kohl said his natiational elections, giving thce uultra- rests, they said, perccnt:nt of the city’s population of)f2.1 2 formed in 1983, won eleslective sents a t out the NaziNazis! Foreigners stoy!"_in a ; ruling Christiartian Democrats would righight its first representation in par- The Republicans,ns, guided by for— million.>n. the stoto level. m arch in\Vn \Ve.st Ueriin late Sunday.

. " “ iR abibiii agrees -. I z r i ai i a i m m rgeienni t d ^ i 3 » \ » • Fine9 FlFurniture & GMs H i 'Si'Since 1906" misissil^fir.rst to be deactivaici ted to gain£ supporl' l l V - S t # RGSIDEHTULANOCOtCOMMERCtAl.[>ISKMmO JERLRUSALEM (AP) - Defen:fense - - V NM jiSSa3 p / mierM»Mnc«M.«naAnacntfnvmantntffi) ------• ; ‘ M O L ^WpR-ffi, C England (AP) - ThoTl last NATO negotiate treatiestrc for arm s reduction." 7 1 / oooimmhfrevrM«wr«*t««*«W6uc9«...... ; baee to recei)ceive U.& cruiso m iBalea wras as tho first to be Moleswortrorth w as one two bases in BrBritain designal* ■> MinistoiJtor Yitzhak Rabin, lookingg ft * r . \ v J > ; deattiva^k1 iiMooiay under the terms oof fth e siiperpow- ed in I960I toto: receive a total of 160 U.S.. cruisec missile), Palestirjtinian support for a peace plaplan, ■ Ml ______B U R L E Y — - ______! 'O.N. 679-1603 - -I- — ersârma-ooE■ooBlroUreaty; ------______fllthough onlyonl; 16 o f its-planned Giîpera■rational-missiles ------said-MoMondayhe-war-wiUlng'to"WO'iwo'rk— ^ ------^ \ I In'a shortlort ceremony a t the Molesw,!w orlh baM, 70 ed before the tre a ty was eignened ------for elecJections in the occupied lonelands — ier base, Greenham Commonm , 50 m iles w est jf [ milea northil oof London, m em bers o fth e I if Arabs did not immediato 1, houses 96 m issiles, which arescheddedtoai I - • 303rd Tacticftical Mission wing were advidvised. Mission iieuprising. iving "towards the end of thistl; year, said l Y W A I T inllucntial Mosle: ^ W OT ; complete." . , . B ritish Defe)efense Ministry spokesmann M artin Helm. : r r ^ m en lalist leader in the occoccu- I Reportersirs and photographers, inchicluding -several The base will wi be deactivated a t an urunspecilied time q , FORR Y O U R - Gaza Strip said he supporteortod | | w n ; from the SovSoviet nows media, were therhen p erm itod to -b e fo re 1991,191, Holm said. ropo sal. ! "tonr^ thffHbnfour em piytoiikeni lhat until.last oi year xhe missiissiles and their launchers left Ic Molesworth a i « ^ T A X RU E E F U N D Gaza, meanwhile, soldiers: shshot housed 16 opcoperational and two spare cru:ruisp missiles, between SeiSeptomber and Novemberr lost year for , wounded 15 Palestiniansis in : "To me,, thithis is a milestone in the impinplem enlationof Dflvis-Montbipthnn Air Force B ase in Tuescson,Ariz tobe W H EN Y OO l U C A N i-throwing clashes, including the INF’tretLreaty," said "Maj; GehT Marcu an s Aiiderson, destroyedi underun thc watch of Soviet insnspcctors. , 5. . ar-old giri and a 15-ycar-olddboy b< G E T 'YOURMONEY i SYFAST/ ; ■ commander of the 3rd Air Force, referring rol to the The Cam^mpaign for Nuclear Disailarm am ent wei- were in critical Condition, A n ; arms controltrol agreement signed by fonbrmer President comed the removal of cruiso T Arab USEHajtlIBLOCICS RAPID REFUNIOND PROGRAM. doelorsirssaid. Reagan a nnd d Soviel! President M i k l ^^Gorbachev. S. Molesworth,rth, said spokeswoman Sheen;m Ptulips. But ^ , 2. available w hether H&R& R B l o c k 12-year-old boy was token to ; The treatyaty, signed in December 1967987, calls for the we rem aincin concerned about NATO's planspi to bring in :paxesyour.taz returnQ o: o r n o t ...... - ...... -. itol in Israel with a gunshnshot, -P™' ; elimination)n I by 1991 of 2,700 Soviet and a U.S. land- new generalrations" of nuclear weapons, ■ ,. , woundid tto the head, the doctors sai ; based internermediate-rahge nuclcar misnissiles - those Spray-paiipainted iti big red letters on, a highway over- m. SFAST! army said il was checking ll ...... I with m ngeses cof 300 to 3,000 miles, pass nearr Uithe base is the slogan "Wha'“t about the nu. For more dctIctoilsortoseeiryou " 2« 2 , BLOCK- rts. 'I "This was asi the first operational cruisese mwjile uni! lo tijjf •heads?" quAli/ycoJlll) H&R Block now. bin, speaking on army radi-adio, ; be' inactivaterated ".Anderson said. TheE t:treaty is being . fhe missiissile warheads, which are not r covered b j hc was wiHing to drop his eor I implementedited in the tim etable th at was18 presented."] u ,, y , remain on site, although;h U.S. officials TWIN FA U S”i JE R O M E B U5 Rl UEY HAILEY I ondition lhat Palestinians hs Anderson3n i said the' removal of the; cniine c missiles sjij1 tlwyth wll be relumed to thehe United States_ j ; / 3 ■ 415 Adfllson »6€ 113W6StMalnSt 1650 Overliverland 17 E Bullion S t f — representeded to'him1 ^the fact thafwo'cncnn Butcessfully- jv jjtîiy - iolcnce.oC.the_13jnonth-uprisiiism g .. ______733t0106_ ___ 324-2658 67S-9S9•9691 766*3805 __ __ y- ...... for, sevseveral months before Isras ra e l. I hours Stm q pjnm -APPOmTMEMTSAVAJUBlf.BU-BUTHOTHtCESSABY ^ ______wouldd Utolk about holding elections.ns. '

W arsisaw Pact claims( it, 19B4.WHENA1 AMERICA WAS 9 ATWAHWIWrTH ITSELF. NNIVEi R S A F NATC0 are abco u t e q u a l1 MISSlil : MOSCOW (A?) (AI — The Soviet bloc ■educe red the Red Arm y by half a ' ■ # C EELEBR ! acknowledgedd MondayI its forces in lionion soldiers by 1991. ^ B U R fS [ m o t ’ Europe haveic more tanks, than His F govemment also says3 ilit. will avM vnnrm u. . IX.Ye;('e a rs In B usiness - O v e r 441 4 0 0 Satellite Systemm s ' NATO, but clairlaimed thc West has ad- -getjet rid of 10,000 tanks, 8,500 artiartillery y .' Installeded. We’re Celebrating By SSlashing The Prices Of OurO t CA . . vantages in attackatti aircrafl and per-' sys'systems and 800 combat planes. S h ACKMAN I [' m i) —N-^ satellites:e S y stem s, Including 3 O ff'O C u r M ost P o p u la r S ystenrter^s! f ' ■ • Bonnel that maknake the slrength of the Romania, P Bulgaria, Xzech:echoslo- j ^ ^ D A F O E m two Bides about)ut equal.i /akia, vak Hungary, East Germanyany and !A < W/C NO N( MONEY DOWVN, 60 MONTH ______i S • . . i J ____ ! • — • Western expexperts did not agree. “It Poland Pol have announced cuts in 7 j 0 D - a j 2 0 l - V - ” FFINANCING I I AVAIaLABLEO.A.C; «iaclcar,thatthethe idea.ofa rough pari-: owijwn m ilitary forces. ANNIVERERSARY SALE PRICEES EFFECTIVE THRIIRU FEB. 28,1989 ty of forces inn EEurope does not.corre- . . Pravda'A F ieport said thc 16-n spond to the factual fa^ situation," said 'Jorth Not Atlantic Treaty Organia,ni^u:i; H H H. Sloan, aJJATlATOsjwkesman. las has 2.1 million ground troopag ir Eu- . G o tod Satellitet e ' S v s t e m Gen. John1 GGalvin, tho alliance's ■oprfacing rop 1.8 million from thehe War- ■ ...... •Rfg-P.tcc$?299>99 . . . - American milil;lihiary commander, de- law sav Pact countries, and ■685,000. 68 R A I N M A N TWINS I L d a re d : "I defi:iennitcly do not agree iailors sail in nearby seas companJared 10 m S A LL E P R I C E ®1 ! 7 9 9^ IntlAlted . ___that_a_rough pt jnly-SaS.OQO-foc-theJlasLbloc^ ij>arit3LQLj:onw!nliQDal_onL ;; -7ns-9:15 % ^ ^nantl^yvaibbk'Jblc - forces alreadyly eexists in Europe." con;ontcnds the Soviets have a 2-1 ■■ Pravda, thcthe Communist Party injn ground troops.-' ~ L and ,>Nnirra ^ OAC newspaper, published put the most de- The 1 Pravda report acknowlewledged ■ . BEfOBETim • EokiStaii s«i>-4000 HicirvoTrVCH • IH)1L1-- 5000 m n m i “ • luni.T W iX-'otAMiuKi Jacks;son works5 on telecasis t • 10lJNIMI-SIII).-itl TONIQHT 7 : 1 0 - 9 : 2 0 • IAIII/lV Jackson saidi MondayM> he m et with an "The paradox is that .thisis crisis< CHES • 65k I mi C & KII IIASI) CUMI-A1xi-Ataui adviser to Presresident Mikhail S. Gor- gave us the opportunity to ,ser\serve, to " ■ V n -CnCnbYooBairriMd gAC.tlpltewCgiT:!, ,. 'l help-raelt-lhe.icy..walls:of_thc_ LftdC^SM'BEADlES’*-. . -...bachGv-nndDtli-other Sovict ofncials in— the Cold War." Jacksonsaid: ______...... an attem pt to O'organize B’Bupcrpower-"® He told reporters he hoped th istSmeliifee System - ■ telethon to aidlid victims of Arm enia's m a l Rfg Pnc< J3299m E mem enia-benefit telethon would earthquake. ” ^ . niomoney to help buy prefabrii Jackson arrarnvctr m thc Soviet housing for some of the 500,000 y SALL E P R I C E R‘2 S 6 9 9 _ I ^ Union Ofi Sundanday_tn.promote his plan C-. Fuwinclfxt AvftiLibleLible ■ A pie left homeless by the Dec.T,rke 7 c . .PINLLJ■ i J i . I ------for thc fund-nd-raising broadcast and th at killed 25,000 people. ------I---- also to gauge:e politicalp and economic Jackson declined to reveaj d t w i n s (P Gi) ) 7:15 - 9:15 /.'O,' • IHKMOri TKAtmil■WH IS»MIM WIjJi;. n reforms madede iunder Gorbachev, So- of gf his plans for the telethon, t / / ' luc iiviJi/iuTitHI rINlX.VIVimUIH B' viet leader sinciince March 1985. • lirwsir-yiDMsjiMSJI « his spokesman, Eric Easter,, sasaid or- rainM A N (B]R) 7:00-9:30 . '' -• JKJdUOH IO IKJUUOJKUU-. At llUlOH 60k LMl . 2^ — . J t was theE first fi irip-to .the SovieLrpj,ganizers-had’becn'iTrtouch-wit -With e n ------•CO«IVIlW/lU«N>ON XIIllSMI.StJ WJIyVY fc Union for JaclJackson, who m et with • HI won coNTiiixllX Attt.'.SIWm Al ASY »U)‘I I'. tertainers Cher, Bill Cosby,)y, B.B. • UKU:: oiANMj.LJ. AlXlibAt-. L Gorbachev aIt t tlthe Geneva sum m it in King, Eddie M urphy and others IHOI 1CXH-(«II JJ • C fil Kl) I1A.M) t-OMI',.•OMI'AIUUI H 1985. ' iQ MOM.Y IWN. feO MC) triAWNG OO.A A C . NoMaxn.-, Cirii^'______W Thc two mernen had been scheduled to m eet againain during Gorbachov's H J 1It'^T jke M acagic! Tune . Decem ber visilisit to New York, but the H • Premium Movies • Si p o r t s - - ...... I Soviet leaderir cut c short his trip and B Super Stations • NewsNe -W eather . P In .O ver 200^}j C h a n n e l s • Moftcow because-of.thc... * relumed-to Me •Educational— Musicis i t r V i d e o ------“ | of the most incredizdible television ■ Home StioDping -E• S p a n i s t i S ta tio n .s ... | ______entertainment you')u'vc evePljeen^ ~ 7 _ ___Lose W■Wcigh tW ith ___ Iij FRIEEP • Religious • Familyly EntertainmentE | S l i nm X e a ' CHICKKEN ^ all'anh^pushiorof^g-batton. t• imaior N etw orks (/^.C C B S , N_BC, P B S )_ g__ _ J l Slim Td aids diKC it rciTiovcs fjt fromfroiT I * TUESDAYS $325 S ^ thc kdy.Uncthu I ■ 5 -9 •Holidiy UfiDva . I Includes: Soup orr juice,ji tossed S A-1TELLl JTE Pounds' cuily'With wa I * I salad, rolls and but3utter, mashed _ Slim Tea. llcsvibr, I potatoes & giblet: gravygi and Ice ^ and Cinnamonn SlSlick. ^ I I c r e a m . Ec.)ni)mial 60Ohiff bj / 'i I -TECIHNOLL C X 5 Y i - I SPECIAL CHICKEN PBPOTGlf R / l l I' "THE IDEPENDABLE l OC N E S " I -1 DINNERS 0 OSB 1 1 I g AVAILABLE TO GOI01 fi MM 733-0710 S45Shoio ihon* St. S. I I HOURS: 8am * to 6 PM, WM onday thru SS< a t u r d a y I 734-1234 (IS >53 Blue Lks. I ’v'M jiiwV.m,.>.u.N»nh 734-9)15 | f f l S v l L . -s, A*0 TlmM'Ncwa. Twinn FaJlK,Fi Idaho Tuoeday. JanuaryIfy 31. I960 • -

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- y / e p -■->6 y ^ prima]i r y hazand NEW YORK (AP) -— Americans ftvontringenrnew-flr'flntl-tcrrorJst ------measures to bolsterr i:international airiine security, but byjyawdemiir- i ...... ^ ______gin they say poor a irplirplane mainte^______------nance-i«-a^gre2«E2Erft rDriem, a poll has found.nd. ‘ A majority in~the MecWedia General- J Associated Press survervey said cur- • i r S 1 ^ rent airline security is inadequate, Nearly three-quarterfters favored ' . — mandatory- hand-searclirches of-all -f-r ------checkcd bags;and halfIfbackod-Qbanr b...... ntireStocl*'k o t ™ \ yWinter /j - on carry-on bags. - • ?educe Still, terrorism wasIS inot seen as ^ the''chief danger to air aii travelers. gularly 12£00to3:335.00 ■ ■ Nearly two'thirds ofthehe respondents V e itreet length and tingeg e r t i p ■ said inadequate airplaplane mainte- - V r c ' ° - nance was a greater thrc;hreat than ter- igtti c o a ts In sizes 4 thnIhrough ^ H ■ rorism, while Just 244 ppcrccnt saw ). tulany colors a n d stylit y l e s t o terrorism as the grealreater hazard, :hoose from. (Street LLe e v e l) Twelve p ercent had no0 opinion,of ^ 1 0 The national surveyr'on.162 of adults found majority backinglg ffor U.S. mil- CC)A1 - itary strikes against coicountries -that. . nr nipport terrorists, butlUt only if thc H H support were proved1 andai innocent H n civilians were not killed. ------Opinion -was sharply ?!y divided on ] m s % i :k s a , whether .military retaliifiliation would Regulgularly to 16.00 Regularly to 58.00.00 , deter terrorists. But majoritiesma. said Discor:on1lnued styles, famous brosronds. broken sizes. 32A ththru 44DD, (Street Level) O n e t a b le o f childredren's sportswear separates.3s. 5izes 2T to 14. O h e Childrcildren s Attlc^ ! the United States can1 tx take steps to ' reduce terrorism. - - The survey, whichI hi had a three- 1. point m argin of error,-wr-was conduct- ed by telephone Jan. 4-124-12, the month J ^ I |TTi j n ^ after a terrorist bomb.b downedc Pan H m j \ M Am flight 103 over ScotIcotla'd, killing ■ H I all 259 aboard and 11 o)n n tthe ground. R©flUljulariy 25.00 to 69.00 Regularly to 2 2 55.00 .0 In resjwnse to the attolitack.lhcFed- Oner<3 rack o f lingerie consisting} of gow ns, ro b e s & PJ's. Sizeze3 S,M,L, (Street Level) Fail/winter styles.. Br(Brokeri stzes. (Top-of-the-SI-Stair) eral Aviation Adminisinistration or- • dered U.S. airlines to X-ray all checked baggage on fligllights from Eu- ^ P H rope and the Mideast., ThThe poll found M \ support for other steps,IS, somes consid- ' erably tougher: I • Ninety-six p e rc ent n t:said foreign '"Reguljulorty to 117.00 c a airlines should be requiiquired to X-ray First: ggi ro u p of fall o n d h o lid a y/ did resses, Broken'slzes. (StreIreet Level) ' . Regularly to 85.00•00 checked Baggage.. M o n y styles o n d ccolors. c (Top-of-the-Stoir AcAccessories). . ______• Seventy-three perceircent supported ‘ i '• requiring airlines to harhand-search all H H .1 checked baggage onn internationali H ^ i flights, even if paasenjicngcrs had to KI check in three hours beforebe: takeoff, l^ H SEE]I T hat is the practice onm IIsrael’s El Al S eco:o r n d gro u p airline, the leader inn i anii-terrorist o f falloil a n d holiday dresses. BrokeDken sizes 4 th ro u g h 18, (Strereet Level) measures, Regularly to 143.03.00. Assorted blouses, • Half supported bann inning carry-on III s w e a te rs , skirts a nn d p o n ts . B roken sizes, (Topop-of-the-Stoir Sportswear)JOr) . , - luggage on intematioiItional flights, H ^ -u Such a ban has been useused by British ' Airways on flights into ir B elfast,. I Northern Ireland, duriniring periods of K l i l ! political tension,' Reguljulorly to 113.00 Fifty-seven percent,t ssaid airiines Onete t a b le of b o u tiq u e sportswsw ( e o r In sizes 4 th ro u g h 1414. b ro k e n .(S tre e t L e v e l),. .should be required-to0 announcea all HKT terrorist'threats theyy receive,t bul Regularly to 10.00.00 respondents were splitpljt evenly on I O n e b a s k e t o f fomamous ' brand cosmetics. (S(Street Level) whether the governmenllent should an- H ^ nounce all threats it rcceeceives againsl ■ airlines, ■ L i i i a ' That'issue.arose whei■•hen it was rc. ■ pe_v] gularty“35.00to 53.00 j vealed that U.S, omofTicials were K©gu j warned before' the Pan>an Am attack S e leacted c Graff coordinates corconsisting of p a n ts , skirts ora n d to p s . Sizes 6 , - m K vTm ^ j - - - - t h a t a bombing was im mineot, b u t ...... W r : ! did not reveal the threihreat. Officials' I said they get warnings;s v virtually dai- H . ■ ■ Regularly to 49.00.00 I ly, cannot verify themlem and could H ^ I Shirts, slacks, andj jejeans. Broken sizes. (The■M h en's Alley) cripple the airiinu indunduslry by an- ^ nouncing them, I n ' The poll asked if thehe Kovernmenl Rg QUgularly to 39.00. SecondI grtt ttp p a n ts 8i to p s b y 'B a y Clu:iub*,- a h e PantficT op-Shophop)- - ■ — ...... On military retalialioilion, rt) pt'Tcent -d JiT iiK W said thc United Slates!S ssliould strike r „ SUBI g u lo rly 8 0 .0 0 t o 2 5 5 .0 0 . vyir against other nations1 if it Ims proof vymter/hoildoy w ear - •n Bleyle & Dalton. Slocks,, skiskirts, b lo u se s & ja c k e ts, (The(T Pendleton Shop) they supported terroristsists, O E D E P /ARTMEN - -J - SHC i s O-M- SALE£ ...... We gulorly to 121.00. Fall/winter;ler skirls, p a n ts , b lo u se s on

McDON/IALD ° " • Nina-9-West-He m I -Bellini-Bandit m m m W e ' vve C losed Ou J a n u a r y : 2536 Kimberh)rly Rd. Fc I =or A rty Purcha;ase C hargedI b( n Y our Paris >Jo P aym ent Iss D u e "Til M arclr c h 2 0 . Twin Falls, IDD {83301 (208)734-17■1711 • C h a r g o it) liInslont crodit on your ParisP C hargo, Wo also urV\ B ooks for irlcanJ( E>tpro:a, r^^astor Cor<3rd an d DIscovor. 1-800-624-1-1730 • O p o n d a ily rromrre 1 0 a m . fo 6 p .m . (S(Saturdays until 5:30) C\< atod Parking on 2nd Nortlirth behind tho Paris. is A ccount, Nc

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PUC^ to ejiraiiiirul e r e ^Q c t i o ftiirT tcg l e p h cm e mSt€5S By N.s. NOKKENTVE:VED ut utilities commission stafT prelirelim inary invos- I Tl c r \ full-blown rateLe'proceeding, p Hays said. Magiigic • A $.'$<10,000 reductionlion wûld resiill from a Times-Nowa writer tigation-tij Igpt sum m or "CS-estimated—the— \R1NG-SCHEDUI! l= ~ Valley clistomern e rs could sej; ,a_rnli^n;.ducU{ --- ^------.jjy t ‘.D.»_?2_n.'ducUoii ’.'ih .-riis-riisiOential - cunnecUun - — ovcreaTTiingrmay be as hlgh-gh as'SlS'million ' ‘ iiÛ tU iti^C om inisl i s s i o n 85*5181x1arcH T if^rgocs well. - ..... charges. TWIN FALI^ -MMost o M ap c Valley tele- pcr pc year, 'cdmimssrdn~'8poTi■poTiesman G ary The reductionion consists of seveVal parts:' i ■ • A $!..'{ million roduction rod would result phone customers, maylay.soon see a reduction RiRichardson said. 7 p.m. W ednesday • Deferringg ao rale increase scheduled from a ."iO-ccnt reductionlion in monthly flnt resi- - in th eir phono biliB.-— Overeaming means the concompany’s actual Burley.Jnn . . ----- gp.into-ofTcct-Jt-J a n .-1,-1989,-would result The Idaho Public UtilitiesUti Commission has rarate, of return on its investmstm ent is higher . g Q10 O N. O v e r la n d , B u r I e y about S4.1 miliiilillion roduction. That incronijnse chnrge's nncIf a 'iTvcent f^ u c lio n in ...... scheduled a public heaitearing a t 7 p.m . Wcdnes* th;than thc rate allowed by the! commission.co: ■ ...... would have rais•aiscd monthly residential ratialt'H ■i'‘>fthly mciisured serviervice chnrge. day a t tho'BiirJey Inn,.in,. 800 NrO vcrlnndrB ur-— - U.S;• West-Communicationsions-contcnd the - ductions~ir i nT»xchange fo rrth tru l’I'tilities co.m-..betwe(>n:67.'nn must dread, 'fo state soon will comc homenc to Erika have lo cook< forfoi IJO cons makes you - Mumm's legendary cinnamimon rolls. wish you'd slnyiInyed in bed," one poetic "I am leaving hero Tuest;sday morn- inm ate wrolee lo her. . ing." a n anonymous Jail iniinm ate once -. Such ioKpiraiîrational cuisine- cosls...... wrote on a scrap of paper;r he lefl on thc county nboi:ibout $70,000 n year, iti- his food tray. "1 will mi.ss yiyour cinna- eluding food nndnni salaries for propnr- mon.rolls r you know 1 loveyethcm.’.^ ...'.ng.jt,., the .shcrifr_.,Rnid.._The...8:... sl Twin Fnlls County’s nev ...... — ew jail will 16-.squnre-footlol likitchen, nol counting not only provide enough spijpaceforall equipment, accounted nc for about thc county’s inmates, b uIt t: it also in- S80,000 bf lhele jnjnil’s S3.4 million total eludes $60,000 in new kitcl:chen equip- cost, said jai!iUrchilect or Joe Conrad.’' m ent Mumm will use to0 work her Mumm is exiexcited aboul her new .... culinary magic, w-ork area. Amu^mong thc kitchen's lux- About the only differonciice between uries are a wawalk-in refrigerator, a I . _tiie_new..jail kitchen and1 ia modern walk-in freezer,zer. a toaster lhat takes school kitchcn will be thnta t thc knife bread ns fn.stI as you can feed it in.'a cabinet \ritl_bo locked, Munumm'suid. m.ent slicer, a deepc fat-Xryer. a cofv____ Sheriltjim Munn said MummM has fee maker.andnd cn cafeteria-sized dish served excellent meals in1 thetl old jail washer, with an inclTicient hodgegepodgc of- "Everjlhingng iiis'automntic," Mumm -kitchen equipment...... - - - Huid. • - "All they-have is th ree2 (old stoves . "I guess eveiever^ restaurant would in the old jail," Mumm saidid. like to have allall this," I Fraley said, "It can only get bettiliter" when What pleases ■■ ises Mumm more’than i : : --r'ljW Mumm is nble 'to usoe the new anything aboulDut tthe new kitchen are a Ikitchcn, the shcrifTsaid, convection steaiiteamer oven that cooks Although-jail moals anire not ex- a 20-pound turkiurkey in 90 m inutes and Itravagant, lhey are nutri:riliou9 nnd a 30-gallon soupioup cooker that can also - Itasty, he said. In a day, inrnm ates will be used to prcprepare spaghetU and get a minimum of 2,500 calories, ca he .chili, she said.id. r ~ . said. ' Bccause of thc new faciliUes, "The old days of bread1 and t w ater Mumm will be inble to prepare some are gone," he said. of her specialticaUies that inmates havo Food plays nn importaiLant role in not yet tabledjd - such ns lasagna and_. r r '1keeping inmates satisfiecied. County fresh-baked bre.bread. Commissioner Jim Fraleyiysaid. The first meimeal is scheduled to be “Good food and a TV/ will ktep served in lhehe newr jail on Feb. 15, -prisoners pretty happy,"," he said. Mumm said,, anand it will bring an in "It’s the best baby sitterss you could slant incrensese irin M umm’s clientele, '.' .‘i 1have." The countyy hnsha about 30 of its pris- 5 I d Happy is whal thc majojority of in- oners in Jailslls arounda the state be- ir * : TinTImtt-Mw* phol»1iillKE eALSBURY, 'm ates have been since Muilumm start- .cause of a shorihortagc of space at the ed cooking II years ago. MiVlunnsnid. • S e e JA I Erika Mumm1 1«looks forward to cooki>k!ng specialties such asis lasagna1 and $read Inn the fully equipped coulOunty jail kitchen JA IL o n P a g o B2 Fruitlarmd mayorir offers GlGlenns Feiinry some3 advice Ifyouih a v e k ByTHERESA CONST/5TANTINEAU - — tho-annuc kids nuaLChamber-of-Commercc.-;e-.tem,-the. capac^y-of-lhe.:iL‘ivaste:treat-_.Co. _____ i:!______Ti'mcs-JVeivs corrcspon ponrfenl ; banquet.t. ' "Dccidc j-our.strong points.,Ls_.mcnt system, telephone1 capabilitiesi . Thc city■ inimproved its lagoon sys- and im pnprove thc weaknesses of thc1C and basic city, servicess arc among tem.pulintw1 two flew wells to increa.se GLENNS FERRYi - City officials communitmity.''. .fnctors to con.sider, Wozni:ninksaid. the w ater .supsupply, improved Highway in schh o o L ^ _ . -hcrc.busincas-lcadcrs.irs.and.residents. — Woinialdak spoke-for about 45-min>-a— Fruilland-took-lheae steileps and also 95 -and -pub!ublished a-brochuro-on - can boost thc local ecieconomy by do- utcs on thithe efforts Fruitland made to10 formed smnll committees:es that cam- Fruitland. termining the strengtlngths and weak- attract bibusiness to. the town andid paigned to being busine;lesses to lhe The cily nlal.so worked to present a ness of the town, Fruitland Fn Mayor boost thelle local economy, town, Wozniak said, J positive ntliltlitudc and worked with forihead liiice Joe Wozniak told onI nudienccnu Fridny ... The coccommunity should.compile a The cftori resulled-in in-attractin g —c ity ;-sta{iilan[and-local-rcprescntativcs:—------ByJENNIPER-KAUTH*H ^ nientfl avallabloIble; ------^------evening. list of what wi Glenns Ferry alreadi:_ly__ sgch businesses as Soutl uthwest Cun-^...... !Wo'zniak nlnlso .said thc city had dif- Times-News wriler Schoola. espciispecially elementary “Glenns F erry canin increasei local provides,ts. sos it cnn discover whnt is ncrs,_lhc production plan ant for Coca- ficulty obtaiitaining loan.s wiihin the schools, arc- prone pi to lice out- business by studyinglg t the infrastruc- needed,.hesaid. he . . Cola, the PBX Truckingg Co.-and-tho-( state so it we went to banks outside Ida- TWIN FA L L S- Whileiie Uie Filer breaks becauseause hats and-coats liire-Q f the'"lown, " "Wozniali Wo snid a l Such iie ilems as a proper power sys-s- Fruitland West C herryy Processing ho for financincing- School District nips a potential are piled on raciracks and shelves, head lico,problem in thctl bud, a Lice do notlot .jump and cannot health district ofTicial saysat now is fly. but Uiey can walk. Both ssidesjpp[ytimistic: about I s e ^ a r k r ' -^thft-tim o-whon-all-piarcir«nt8-Bhould-r—^Th^y-walkrC lkrfromTtho-redr<5oat-^ ------‘ be checking their chi;hildrcn for to the blue coat co to the yellow ' ,_The_Associated Press__5S_____ ^______A-rccenLpri.vatc apprapraisal uf i'he property val*• comc closer." • Uce. - r coat.“ Kvalo flailflaid.------ued the 55-acro site at. S55.500SS - SJM.500 short off Wheeler said Umont: isn'tit anxious to sell thc! Kim Kvale, school nu:luree super* She encouragiraged the use of plas- CHALLIS - Althi•Ithough Umont Mining Vici/ice Umont’s pricc. townsite, but is sensitivee toI thc importance of p re -' -viflor for tho South Ceii^ntral Dis- tic bags. ' /heeler and Idaho Parks am President Dooley.Whe and Although Wheqicr saysays the mining firm U open\ serving it as'fl monumentL*nl lo rhining's role in Ida- trict Health Departmncnt. said And shc also encouraged par- ’ ______Recrcation.Departmeiinent-Director-Yvonne. Ferrel -rell--lo ncgoti_atfohB,-the-size-o!e-of-the discrepancy in the-i—ho’s birth.— ------~ 3?i.ce” traditlcin^lyi:heffctffdTindbd'rsTcnts to beguTmin-ni^fly grooming of ' have a $300,000 difTer Terence on thc price, the/ny’re iwo figurc.s has cast a1 slshadow of 'doubt' over tHe'j “B iif we’re not going’'loTiiirt lo ourselves and the! mid-winter, and schoolslls have tra- each child’s hairhair. ; united in their optimis nism for-doveloping the ghoslost project’s chances of succeccess. ‘ ’ mining in th at area in thcthe process." he said. “We! ditionally b«en a primele arena for She said panparents need lo look : townofBayhorse into 1 to ldaho’a.9cntcnnial Park, Ferrell sai^.the Parksrks and Recreation Depart-- hnve lo be careful whatt we’dov, to others who own1 lice outbâks. for juvenile hcihce, known as nits. : “I’m optimistic thnt hnt we’ll 'l^t together on it,it," • mont remains Committed•ted to seeing Bayhorse pre*- property there, too." Principal Beverly hLorange of Nits are whiUshiUsh in color, and the { _Whee!er said recenllyItly from ^s home in Utahtah. swved and developed as central Idaho’s lone cen- He said the discrepancjicy between Umont’s price■ F iler E lem entary SclJchool said ones to worryrry about arc those 7 Wheeler is thc gencnicral ’rhanagtfr Jor Umont, i I, a tennial'park. and the appraised value2 is due to thc dilTerence in1 head lice havo been fourlundonllof chnging to hair a quarter of an I mining company basedsed in Burlington, Vl.^, “The board’s positionn I.Si.s this is just the first step) value the property has loLo 1Umont for futuro minmg; ' the school’s alm ost 4000 pupils.1 All inch or less fromfror the sca^). If tho, : Tho company ownsns the lum-of-the-cent'SVjr.sil\sil- in a series of negoliatications wilh the owners off development in lhe areaa versusit^\ current status5 parents in the districtt have1 been nits are furth(irther out from the” I ver mining townsitc,J, calong \viih several inactivitive Umont Mining," she said,lid. as u tumbledown ghostI towntc sLrrounded by aridI mailed a letter alertinjing them to scalp, it meanslans thc nit has been '' -mining claims-in theiie Bayhorse Mining Distric rict- • “I’m really optimistic,ic. As long as we’re talking’ gm ring land. - — watch for signs of the1 itch-jnspir-il there for a whiwhile and'woh't'ma- 1 ' southwest of Challiti. .. lo one anolher wc can corconfinue lo explore w ays lo> ...... ‘ S e c G H O STSTonPagcB2- .. ing critters. turo. ------iiWe-Klo-not—havei e n y -e p i------^'Fhe femaleie lilouse attaches her ; demies," Kvale stresseded^'Ît’s-just ofTspring-to-iho-tho-hnlK'shall'witH a ; ' — ----- — — fliEcrlirjrfti^rdsysrT = G 0 e d iing i hosp inces4oe^ k in g ^ s tiirongeir^ Though Lorange com jnceded'the she can produciduce as m any as 80 ; ByMlKELBENTONN ety o ffaactors.'. c t days afler they w ere mimailed out, a tially," Piper)ersaid. 11 tases were enoughfl toi start a nits, pmhlpm iTnnt fnôn pn ------Kmes-J'/ow^correspox]pondcnt------^'Probdtadbly- the .mosl-important-is-is—tumaround-Piper describribed-oB-fair*— -Hospilal-Bii-BoafS Chairwoman Jo y c c - caro-ofriha— -Kvflle-deseriljleribed-an-fldulHouse-i ------the reductuction of expenses we’ve been■n ly decent." Scanlon iss >enthusiastic about the; aaid controls aro in pinilflce to pre- as "a brownislmish wax^ creature ; « o f a p i r t ------GOODING^The-n;rri:7^nciflr<:ondi^~ab1e“ to“raccom"plish a t'he''last year," Three month.s a fte r the t hospital chances off thet hospital’s b'ccdming; -vent further spread ofo f the head about the size of If yoiir childthild does hn v o .Jice,.i. tion of Gooding Cowlounty Memorial Piper saltiaid.-A number of contracts,3, was turned over to u tfl>flxtng district seif-sufTicienlent. "It% what we're going; -.-iice.-, ■' kids store Kvnlc saij, it’«it’s time to call the ; • ------Hospiul imprqycllasiIasi yenr. Admin- includingag thc physical therapy andid in Oclohcr 19S7, I/ilh c?ni.n-.Hospitnl_.to_di.unliLJt n ■Inno nnH hnw wi»'ro Hninjr For instance, the k ior clothing “ flnrnly-phyricltKicinn who“ CBn' p r c - '...... isiratorM iku Piper .sai'.said. the emcrgergcncy room physicians con-,n-. and Homes Society Mananagemont Co. this year thnthnt matters," she told the ial medicated sham- . Piper Hftid financialial records'show tracts, wewere renegotiated at a better2r as.sumed iUs administral;ation. P rev i-' board a t its■s firstfi meeting ofthe year, in plastic bags , or hangng thorn on “ "be sP™'"! er-the-counter sham- • the hospital ended thcthe year with a raU;forth• the hospital. * ou-s lo lhe creation of thoho taxing dis- Thc boardird is predictirig an evenJ tho backs of their chainirs. And the P0»- O ' »WM1 rrom trnd- poos a n bo punpurohased dcficit of about SIS,000,XX), a m arked im- The hoslospital also began subm ittinglg . irict, HCA W nlkcr CenUnter provided belter yearir for the hospital and isJ kids' are discouraged f iid__all pillows__arid provemenl from thee pprevious year's radiologygy fees lo M edicare, which I11 t maintenance, housekec;eeping and consideringlg ai num ber of plans to en- ing hats or scarves whchenthcjBO - , ■™'*- linens in thethe house m ust be operating losses of SlliO;i:i0,000, hadn't dordone in the pnsf. "We've prob-b- laundry services. HCAL was i also in sure successJss-Tdwanl thc beginning,, outforrocefls. :n w ith lice washed, andd fifurniture and car- • In nddilioii, thc hoshospital received ably picktcked up maybe $15,000, if notot charge of the business oft)fTice. ■ , of M arch, thethl hospital will be able to’ Kvale said children .rotum to peting have to ssprayed wilh a lice • nenrly $150,000 in taxUiK monies from- morc.'-PiiPiperjiajd. HCA still providos serlervices. such ofTcrCATscjscanning services..______' aro nut allowed to the counly. half'of whiwhat thc hospital. Patient!nt accounts are als«. beinglg as dietary and laundryry. bui -at-a ------Tlie equipripm ent is owned by Sharodj schooi-Qntil-tey'prQvivide a note .killer, :ever, are not'siiscep- ’ ; ■ ri'ceivod ihc prcviou.si-syear. v . managedcd more efilciently, Piperjr more favorable rate toI tthe-hospital. Medical A rvices nnd will trnvel] from tho family physic:iician or tho howeve I’iper atlributcs the;he change in the snid. A reireceni report showed’ihe billsIs 'The op eratin g . contractc t with HCA am ong Good]loding, Jerom e, Hailey andI packaging frt^ one of the vari- ^'hlc to the sameHam lice that inhabit ; ous medicated shamp i hospital’s fmnn(;ial hethenlth to n van- were pniiînid withiqân avernge of G7 nnd ourselves was changnged substiin- • See JIG!10SPlTALonPageB2 , npoo treat- humnn scalps.ps. ■*; B-2 ■'Tmos'Nows.'TWIn Fa I FatlB. Idaho ' Tuosday^jartwuyary 3 L 1989 ------: ...... r p B r i e f l y i Great snoHLhI idps SuLin V a l l eiy m e r e: ! h a n t s ' Burned boy nclow in stable corondition KETCHUM (A P )^- -G Good snow a t ing. Tho 1 BURLEY - A 10-yenr-olcold Malta boy was still listeded ini stable condi- ., ) East doesn't have good "It's pretty evident thatIt when you Valleyj historj“ ‘■y- . . _ Sun Valicy' means gooaood business m' snow thisis year. We're picking upI hhave a lot of anow,'irhiW «ta the Campers a ar ^ tourista ivhd got tion Monday.evening Tojlow)wing an accident last week.^ ______;; ___ E7“ ”“ lhTW()odTlivcrN^nllcy~y ^ - — their cnlis,Is,"arid w e're getting a l6 l“or“'"economy.in’ e a. poalifve wway,*^saI3 amoked'oufororYcllowstonc Nutional . ' . -Jason Hunl was takenI tto U niv cr^y i^f.U tah Medici»dical C en terw ith - ; Thnt age-old relationlionship contin* people in1 fnfrom California," she said. Chuck C Webb, assistant genoneral man- Park by forestest fires took a sido trip’ bum s over aboi^ 20 perceni2nl of his body. He was takenen tob the hospital’s • ues to bo true as a bunda[jdiiniJwwpack , After enejneaking by.with jilim snow- aagor ofSun V alley 9M ountains east of Albuqucrlerque. erskin. thismonth.thli wore involved in tthe trip and sug- April whether to certifylify tho contain- Thcvcaskisk used in M onday's test ai The container was enengulfed in The conltiineiner used in this month's IFive Bannock Counly reircsidenli t’oslod Ihc fund drivo, dri said Paul An- cr to carry radioactive:ve waste to the ready hadid been I dropped three times1 f flames for most of thee 3'1-minute tests is the thirhird TRUPACT-2 unit to spent spe three nights on Sheepp Moun- derson, KZBQ owncwner. Waste Isolation Pilottot Plant near at difTerent’nt angles from 30 feet, onto' b bum as flam es shot 250 fc(feet into the undergo ihe series.sei OlHcials said llie ' tain during a blizzard beToifore the .. .______Carlsbad, Tollison said.id. an unyieldiIding concretc pad. It olso' . aair and a rolling plumee of smoke design had beeieen slightly modified. weather cleared. None were in,injured, JGhost- Continued from - ~ Hostpital-— jm P a g e B l o^^ned byr'Inspiration Ii Mining Co, Nu- fifor others, wc’djiavc- lo ten.ear it dow n . • , Wheeler said the tovtownsite ofTers m erous Jthcr oth deposits of lead, zinc,"" aand start'overl’* • C o n tinmed u t from Page Bl 'JThc hospilai also.has'plansns to in- ' thc best location for a baseb; of opera- copper, lilversilv and traces of gold are Ideally, Wheeler snid hehe'd like to ilupert, as required. rei The hospiUil crease crc its medical stall. Thc firstI tion for future mineralral development scatteredi up u and down the rugged gsee the past co-cxisl withh Ithe future will pay only on a per use basis. the thc new doctors to-be added the in-the-narrow,: Rteop-carcanyon..He.said. ..canyon____ n tB f f y h o r s c r f o r 'a ’ woll^rorounded’in-— -We-don’t-hahave m uch-inveslm ent— rosroster-is-Orson-Mabey.-Mabe bey-ia-a— Umont is reluctant to0 thwartt' futuro He saidd UmontI has plans to invest terprctation of mining’s rtrnie in the and that's whni’hat mnkcs il so nice," graduate gra of Brigham Young Univer-L development of the arcfiron — by itself up to Sl milmillion over the next decade state, g Piper said. silysilj in Provo, Utah, and JeiJefferson o r others — through;h shortsighted in explorali'alion of ils R am shorn Mine, “This is a good opportuiLunity if we The mobilee unilu will also save the Medical Mc' College. His internshship and H | H | I | | | U U | gienerosity.- thought to contain significant • dc- can ^ work il 0 ^,"“ he said.I ‘‘where the' hbspital somee money.r Currently; pa-‘ surgical sur residency 'Were'com)mplctcd ' ■ “I think something: canca be worked posits of co]copper, zinc and lead. g stale will g e t w hat theyV want and t'cnis needingng CAT scans must be at LDS Hospital nnd thc Veii^ctorans’ K | | 1 1 | U | | U | U out," he said. “But therhere are things “Bayhorsarse hns no value to u.s ns n . there'll be statc-of-the-nrnn ibulance-to-Twin Fnlls.- Adminislralion Adi Hospitalj bothh in Salt ■more im portant to usIS than t price to ghost town,wn," Wheeler said, “I’d hate Lake City, right next door. Then visitsitors cmld /he tq'equipment come to the Lal consider." to see it disdisappear, bul it’s very ex- I prove less of an ex ■'Wc arc pleased lo got someone so I go from un historic ghoj Wheeler said what mmi ay be the na- pensive lo to mainlflin, If we were to R - ' withwit Dr, Mabey's training andnd expe- ' tow n.to modern-day miniming ill! in tion’s richest fluorsparDar deposit lies use it as a base of operations, either I' ' rience riei to provide tem porary' ssupport adjacent to thc town)wnsite and is for our minnine or to do cuslom milling; oone trip," ______to our two resident physi' Jail PiperPip said^ Mabey practice wil be ------1 . • Continuim e d fro m P urc B l Dr. Douglas Smith’s ofilco com " I -ObitUilaries^— The board also voled lo sui a fourth-floor jailjail in the coiirthousf. the , , , bid for supplying long-term c .Colu,; oncme daughter, Hbonda L. I’a- was w' preceii.'d in deatli Vy Iiihis wife. sherilT said, The TI new jail v-ill hnvo the counly. ,In November c LlL ib V egas. Nev.; «ix Kri'nd- Kvelyn. K n broilier. ‘Amos, aiami two room for 141I inmates,il which means last year, four rooms were convei children;); iand three xislerH, Uohollii tiifitprK, Ki Krmn Di^.Mevpr nmmd l^-la _ Mumm will try lo cook for a.s many /cried to. allow the hospital to provide n Wiilliin of Chealorhind, Ohio, Dor- W \V eaver. as 111 more! iiinmates than she has ? ^ L-cn I’nil’nibiiBCo of A shlon and Memorial.-i can In' made home carc. One of the rooms wasv re- le III lhe __heenaccustomcimed to. ■ ■ FrnncoHi N Mongim o f H arefoot Hiiy.- F F iler I’uhlic l.iljr a rv o r In tb. cently furnished as a lounge- II. , ' t i l ' r . S M I h a v e? help hi from .some jail in- ê-dining ■ Fla. Hl-’ w WIIH preceded in death by United U M.'lliodisl Ctiurc h, room. due to an $1,600 donatioi from ) a m lo m a te s , a n d iff it still proves lo be loo hiH pnrenlii^nU. The fuiu-nil will be at 10 a the Gooding Counly Memorialal Hospi- • Funeral work, thtthe counly will enlist the [ ? |Kv Tbv funfunernl will lie ul II a.m . day di 011111- Ahien'Wi.|;i;nner I- tal Auxiliary, . L y Jaidir C w J WedncHda:day lit Immanuel Luth.'ran Home II 111 lioise wilb witli |{Kev. I). a id o f S late pris^»risoners trainod to cook. ^ C hurch wwith the Uev. Lawrence S S( cotl Alli'ii,of Unil.'d Fir-.l.Mi'Ji'tbodist M unnsaid. V . ^ Veddi-TofrofTicialinK, Friends m ny cull C C htircb of Hoi.se ofncialini;.g. Hurial . Mumm saidlid she has no illusions ' from 3-8j p,p,m. Indiiy ut While Mortu- will w ll.' al p.m . at lh.';he Filer lh a l e v e ry inmim ate , will enjoy her ‘ "" oT nm ily siifjRi'at m em orials fVmetery C - wilh tiir »e\u^- i/’wi-ii coakiiig. m uy t)L' IIImude tu Ininiuiiuul Lulliur- . Crealbuu.ieC of the United MuiiLtbodiM.. . . T ve-ruised-!d-nve-kids-tind-l-didn’l- 'cb, (• ------— Churcb 111 Fili-roflicialiiij:. please ihem all the lime," she said, Along with1 tlthe notes of praise, she Ja m ess H. Anderson fF r a n c e s S cb lu eter ------haw-wived -th»i-A>w-«ricom t^ pi i ni enlary ;it — .lamva Howurd Andcrr HUHL _ Fr.m ccs S^'^du.a tle r. 71. letters senl louher h over the years, nf Uoise and form erly nf Fii- ôf Huhl. died Rlonday, Jjin. :« ' TFor the limim e I've been here I’ve or. died FridayFt Jan, '/!. i:>K), of n:it- ' nlni her d:iui;ht<-r's hom e of a ; v,L lost 22 pounds,s ,b I u l that's OK." said an-- Melvin F. Opplh CnU.-il'l at Sl. Alphonii-H Uegional' 'ili•illness. ' I Cvnlur.in U o ise .... Arrjiiij;i'Mii'nts a i II In- annitino.mreii anonymous inmnmale. “1 was far too fal - ~ TWIN FALIi! - >Mclvm F. Op. Anders,.rson wan horn Si-pl, IH. 1<)I7, by b; Farmer Fiiii.'nd Chapel. anyway." pliriKcr. 70. o f Tw m F ..K .lkdiod^,.. iin Vnlley. He grew up in urdiiy, Jan. I'VS!). nl AdvoftisomonlMy ‘2H. md graduated from Hoisi' ' ^ ...... Mudical Cunl ' Christine Pavlovich - lllsh S,.|,,<'hool. Ho ihi.-n gnidim tod MayO, ./(:. I!«), at Wdllins OpptmCTTTlTl!£- iiiuveu ti) oni. r. JHe married Evelyn Davis y j IT ALL ' Tw in F iiIIh III tb .’ V alley Hcgi.iiial .Medical Cenlinler. J l., illHy^JnJiilcLiic_'yi5JCL't!':____ i._____ b y .J ^ c k ______------m~‘l' wni b'i'ill~ in o ' i -IWWr-rti------i I ^ T k . iiw.r- A rm y AirUr Force from to IIVIO j, W a rb e rg J riucJ HumutUi Scliulki' I’arsons, Knn.. tli.' daughlerer of wciiLUi-work-iiL.lhc iJureuu— ill Tw in Fiillh. OjiplinnIinHi'r liirini-d un- —nnd-lry-.Mnc-<7arr»-tt. Hhc mrmnvrd tn —- imalion in li>U3 und worked '],: til 1!X)2 and ihcn iv- marne.l Harold Kili.j K i„ To demonsliaiiliato tho otloct lhal noiso then worked in ri;;il c? earn. So you're cutting fmm thc Mireau he mov.'d ’j.-KIkii, Nev., M arcli KWJ. anand ih.'v can havo upon3R hoaring.1 ono rosoarchor O ig what you thought you’(□u’d really put lOycMr.-. lo F i I.t andan lived ibeir until movini: j.,, It.- wi.« I. m.-inl.v ri'sided in Condmc He diedI ini I'K'i Ofought six chinihinchillas to a discolhoquo. in your p o ck e t by one-'3-third. If. on the other hahand, you own toH m -.-inin 1‘JHG, ’ litllo croaluro9-havo a mnnurl- I.ullicntn < <‘!i Imrch and . llii-...... jj - - - •Sb'.' tn-!rn‘.'.J_Xoiii I’uvluvich.h in !'»si a SPWL, you dpn;t pajay a penny jn federal tax was ■ 11 ineiiib.T o f lh.'' n.m, HBaiing sonsllivlllivltymallsciosotoihalof- ■' l ^ (or s ta te , l.utliLTiin Liyinan's b and they were laler divnrced. ht Church, / I _ humans. All ol ihpII animals woro placed tax) on the interesl yoiou earn, until you withdrad raw your [iiiiit cliiiirniiin c>l i)ic • She w as a n iem h er nf the O"\nc mg ...... ards ol ioudspoakeis lhat ving an* ihree sons, nnvui .Sm .S ior l!iti7i-ns ('■■nllinKiT (if Sim nyrii'lin.'lij, Ori'., ;md Mn.Klyandind Uemico Maxwell, b.iihuf c;icall ill HemarayV Ooodingi iCbape! loud music wasw domonstralod by It g o e s w h ere it bI elo n g s. In your pocketket. Gary LOpjilintior Ilftif' W,'St .Minist.-r, I'aiiK', iindmd th ree grandchildren. H.' totod.iy from I.,') p.m. anclhor sludy,y SovonlyJ disc jockoys in ' Applicobk) lo Invostors payir>{ a discolhoquo10 worot pxaminod lor oar ir>9 tho 33% tax rato. CO accountsunts aro short term invoslmonts (hot pay fixoa pnndpalpn and intorosi but oro subjolubjoct lo Ructualing dam ago. AllI woromndof w Iho ogo ol * folkJvorraloB.whofoatSPWIWL is a fong-lorm invostmoni ththai ot. alfows you os a ------thirly-livo. andmd mo'ro than Iwonly ol doposilorto; ; Servicces----- thom had sign!gnilicant hoaring loss. Al •Doposil WITHOUT Ri^K inaI a HIGH-YIELD. TAX-DEFERREDRED savings inilAjmont " " J " JKHOMF. Hu- lunoral f..r fwin FallaiHH:Tninrds“riray îni'Tirni;; Ja.iper :r liLum. M, of Huhl. wli;vliT 'JiT3------aoei-l«M U « that) on» pfcant.ahould- _ , , havo had lhattkindol kii damago, --Ef>^yaTlOPADVANTAGED:DrGUARANTEEDLIFETlME-lncb Henry-Hiink-'lik" Hlu.'.‘>r , W, nf L-hapi-1 todioday from D-in'a.mV .Meimi. Friday, Fi will h.' al 2 p.m . Wedi roiiromonl; il ,011 havo9 toonagors,ll romindors to Ji-nim i'. wh.. di.’d TlmThursday, m il h<' rniTii m ayrO’ be made to tbe ikToim-___alM the Fanni-r Funeral Cliap. * Rocoivo tubstanliol Iiio Insuriuranco proloctlon. ovor and obovolOvo tho am ount ol „ -lufn-the-musiugic-down may lall on liTI] a.m , loday a l llu-ihc- Tii>v(.'.HTnH'ri- Chn.HiiiinCn Church. lhthe ii.'v, ,)oe I’alal olficiatm i - thoir principal w hosn cash bonofits-canbo-passodbo TAX-FREE■REEtomo-hoiri: ------mg. Cn- temporafiiy •doai'di oars. Most rock T h t rem arfciblo p roduct whivnlch olfer* tax , retlrofnant and i son Fiin.Tiil Ch.ip.’l,'1, H1 unal will f(i|. iiiation waH under the direcl md a atata planning I'ction of musicians todajiday woaf oor plugs. This b tn a riti (h at c a n n o t b#ba duplleatad by a n y olh a r plan>lan ia called... l.)w in SunRi’l .M.'miI'mi.rial i’ark ;ii liUilL - - — A m em orial service for Farmer Ki Funeral Chnpel. column is a1 communityc sorvico ol HEARING AIDilD COUNSELOflS, 1030 ^ Bluo l-akos Blvd., Blv N. C733-0601). Wo _ SINGLE PREEMIUM WHOL)LE LIFE provido oxporion liiimg oi all typos ol -FlnaniHal-experfss^greerwlttrSlngle jle-Prem lom ------hoaring aid, ancand wo sorvice all makos. Life for Safetjty, Liquidity & Highj h Y i e l d ! Loanof instrumcjmonls aro available whilo * 6.75% curronliniorosi • • M AGICC VALLEYV REGIONAL of Ja ck p o l. N'ev.: Diile Du .Metiiler uf Kimb.irly, ■/, 3 ropairod.. ______M;m m iC A L CE -V T En., " ■ ■ Stroud ofDli*-!-. lawnmowois oporalo 01 a * No solos chargos. policy loosOS or curront mortality costs noiso lovol apprpproaching lho pormanonl A dm itted Birthfl * Ono-yoor Iroo look: Guorantoilood novor to goi back loss Ihanlan whatv you put In. oar damago rango.ra Ear proloclior» is Mrs. Konn.'ii, '.VilMuiill ofo Gooding; .Mri; ilnrold (}iiiCiarnion A son to Shrlli.' l-lnmievI’hi ofTwin FalU. otJvisod, and Ju lian Si'- m, bti’Ji ofT^^no f l Fallri. C ^ L \ MEMORLU. 3rd ROOR Roloa»od A'dmitlod n VA CALL NOW FORFORALLTHEPLUSSES FIRST INTERSTATE BANK BLOG. .Mana AK'itlar and l.i5:» I.i .M.mi'nHon, l>oth of Jerome; J.-i Palricia Orgbtiianan and Tere.sn Wortliingtnn, ho HEAR.RING AID IC. “ ■ 7 ^ PROFESSIOMAlHUL ECONOMIC iWlN FALLS, IDAHO iOcky Cbavi'/, Jiishiia .Malhorn, .Mi .Mrs. Itichiird Mork!rkli; and tov ■ COUNINSELORS " ? “ ■ SERVICES,IMC.IMC. .ian,.),;,., Km,I Fay Mu.MiratT,'. ElK'n N ewm an andnd Fr.'d Rolonsod >34-4545 *^111 JAMES R. LOVE,OVE, LUTGF - K.-M-b, all ol 'i\M n Fiill.-*iill.i; Mr.«: .Max D rnt;r of Hvyleyhuni; Newell Fmher. ChriiChr tiiie Higley nnd Hradley ' y (itrmann. I 733 SERVING IDAHO & THEEMAGICVAUE^^ I DVERMYEA^ ‘ Al Vll ll,llls)lc'W III [{lip.Ifl'.Ti; Mri* DuIIhb Kuni and dau;lauKhu-r alt of Burley; und JohnJoh Catill of Malta. irOBDI -u'

— Tuosday, Jan i 31 r 1989 •— Timos-Nowo,fO, TTwin Falls, ldat>0 B-3, '.i dahoyMles ISU tonw-paj^cemployee?es compplain to p a n ^ iChild sappqort guidelineies help BOISE ’ (AP) Thele ldal)0 in setting parentrcntiil ofiligations. the BOISE (AP) - A disgruntleddij Idaho State Uni- however, until tho Legislatiature opprovcs funding, Supreme (3ourt is trying lo3 ttake tho court said, versity stafF.mcmbcrsr isays bott^>IeveI-ISU-em< I d a h o ' Lawmakers traditional])illy aliocatc a lump sum guesswork out of ono ofif judges’ Tho guidelinesifs care just thal. guide- ployees such as custortion to IhL-irir ikiiconoinic rc.sourres, “ before employees recei'ceive tlw ir first raise. She tes-es- While thp com plaintslis concern ISU President;; ^er, says the increases bypiypasff low-wagc classified .• T hey’^go into cfTect Apri:ml 1 ond w hether they be30 .Sl.separated, divorced, lified before a jointit ccommittee reviewing stateate Richard Bowen, they com:ome as no surprise! Bowen'' employees1 for mid-level aand n top-level workers. from fr that date, judges will useuj fonns rem arried or ncvcicvcr married." salaries. Although shelhe was listed as representinRing said in a telephone inttinterview Monday .he has . ^ e contends that .clastossified employees work to tp help dcterm ine“ho.w_muilUch each- -In any nroccedTeedingrthe-guidelinea ...... aployuoB Association, sho saidoid worked to solve aalaryy equitye< profalemrsincc hc~-harrf-toTirakirBnnriaU-re-receives graiiia and, for “parent p, should pay toward childcl sup- say. child supportport should receive pri- she spoke as an ISU stastaff member. took over in 1985. example, remains altractiv;tive to the Idaho National port. orily over thcL‘ neneeds of parenta or The 12-member chanhange in employee compensa-ISO- "I stress that every prepresidenl (of an Idaho uni- Engineering Laboratory. The new guidelines acknknowledge creditors in alioallocating family rc- tion subcommittee inclincludes representatives Pattjitty versity) has been tallunging strongly about thc need "Classified employees do nbt receive any of the lhat ti, thero oro diverse needsds and resources, McDermott, D-Pocatellitello; M nA n nffin, R-Amcri^Ezii for addressing classifiedied salaries" in fiscal 1990, money from these prograirams,” she said in a pro- sources g( in individual cases,s. But the And .supportt shallsl be determined can.FallB, and L,.Edi!d3n>wa, RrPocatclIo,.who1 ifis - he-said-HWe hope-to secsee every.deserving ciassi-.... pared statcmcnL.-''lt-i5.us(used for-faculty_enhance- -guideline-g, should produce “a1 morer eg* without reganld lo the gender of the ------cochairman.------=— ------ficd employee receivc-a-pt ~mcnti—buildings— redecoicorating^deans’—officesr-ui ■"uiiabljrwdTffcreiinirj-rm'Oi; Opprouch" custodial parcnt7int7ihe guidelines said. “It seems to verifyfy iiinput I have received fromom He- can’t be sure who/ho will receive increases, equipm ent, and who knowsws whal else." Publicify helps A4K -47 sales boom>m in U tah SALT LAKE CITY (AP)?) — Tho wilh an AK-47I andani two pistols killed Feds ccharge ^4 for seijtting Ncorth Foiirk fire ■AK-47, , the Soviet Bloc's slarandby au- five children uiidaiid wounded 32 others tomatic assault -rifie, is sellelling like before killing him BOISE (AP) - Thi :d Canyon Villoge and thc townto of W est- park's fire plaplan. ‘ himself. The U.S. Attor- ingly throirowing or placing a lighted holcakcs in Utah, and gunin dealers , ney's office in Boise h cc — a lighted cigarette — inm Yellowstone before being e has filed a no- substance ng contained The next. ststep is for thc four to ap- say one' reason m'ay bc the»publicity j The slnushterIter broughl worldwide 8, in lote September. tice of violation againstinst four m en foi- dry grassss or tim ber on July 22,1988, •S. M agistrate Court; No surrounding ^ thc recont sclichoolyail heodline.s and1 calls ca for tighter gun as not disposing of garbage,,JD A dow n wildfires in-Y-Yellowstone 5“ ' lowing a F orest Serviccvice investigation q j well as een set Monday evening, —al"'slayings inb'tock&n, Calif. controls and wailwailing periods before i into Idaho's North Fork F< fire that afth“e site,ite', Ellsworth said, ' ’last summer charred aboi “ rea""S Ellsworth ssi,mid. On Jon. 17. a young maran armed such weapons can be purchased. raced east into Yellowfowstone National The chahorges stemmed from a For-r- acres and choked the Park and ultimatclitely blackened cst Servicc'ice investigation of the North.h smoke until November.’* The menI arear not charged wilh set- 120,000 acres o f forest.St. Fork fire,re, hc said. Chuck Sorenson,n, Park policy calls foifor allowing tingthefire,8. Ellsworth1 said, The notice of violatiilation o f federal admim'strijtratbr for” tfie Tafghee Na*a* lightnihg-causcd fires to0 burn natu- ‘They’re charged c with throwing regulations was filfiled Monday tional Fon'orest in Idaho, said last sum-1- rally, npl man-caused firHres such as cigarettes arid a: not disposing of against Roy Momeraliirak, H erbert V. m er th atit the tl firo had been started byty the North Fork. L ast sunjmmer Inte- he ,,, said. 'The evidence wc Butler, Nathan Wright;h t and Leland J. woodcutte:tters with a lighted cigarette,I. rior Secretary Donald " 1 " '‘“I “ !■* present will Ifieshn out the facts." Owens, U.S. A ttom ey:y forfi Idaho Mau- The fireire began in Idaho's FremontU thal an exception had bc()een made m rice Ellsworth said.d. No^ addresses County,, about al one-quarter mile weslBl case of the North Fork bla)laze because maximJmum penalty for the vio- ' were m entioned, EllswiIsworth said. of the par)ark. It moved eastward andid in the early stages, it mcnet the "pre- lations is S50(>500 and or six months in The men were chargarged with know- threatenedned, thc Old Faithful area,1, scribed burn" criteria laidlid out in the jo'l- he said.1.

CpntincLental juryy still out[ U lpresidenccy fin a list visit■.its M o sco w - MOSCOW (A P) — Tl-rhe first of- - Robert Fui?urgason,-53, vice;chan-’' DENVER (AP) -- A federal jury tine shoulduid pay no more than S400,000 '. four finalists for the preresidency of cellor of acoicademic-affairs al the deliberated a third•d day Monday in compelpcnsatory damages and no the University of Idaho10 has- come University of Nebraska at Lincoln without reaching a vorverdict in a law- punitive: didamages. to the Moscow campus forfi a scries and a formi•mer UI odministrotor, auit accusing Continooilootol Airlines of John BiBreit, attomey for Johnson, of meetings prior to lhehe B oard o f will be on car:amp.u.s_F_ebi.l3,______l negligence in the Nov:;)v:15; 1987, crash said Comjniincntahrelaxed - its pilots^ Education's selection1 m mid- Ryan Amamacher, 43, dean of the of Flight 1713 in Denveiiver. training' ; requiremenls and short- F cbm ary. (Allege of CoCommerce and Industry Thc law suit was filefiled by survivor changedi i ils de-icing procedures to . David P. Anderson, 54, 5 d ean o f a t Clemson,in. will make his tour K aren J o h ^ n , of BoiiBoise, Idaho, one pay for msmarket expansion and a(ivcr- [1 the.CJollege.oLVeterinaiiary.S cicnce , Feb. 14 andd l1 5 . ______------■ — 1 of 54 people who suiVi'iVived the crash, tising. al the University of Ge say Johnson suffered,•ed, and for pro-, • Frost Free • CycledI DDefrost • Porcelain enan‘name! oven ' ,j jected lost income for'forthe rest of her • Texlured Reversible DcDoors ' •C lock timer lifo. • Model $/C 131 • Black Qiassiro> (ront . j Continental's lawyei7 ers say the air* I Q 9 0 Reg. $39975 $ ' I Phoenix: wants1 8 4 4 9 .5 0 ..... < Teresa------=^-to:i3ESChercdule^ PHOENDC (AP) -— iArizona’s light • funding for shelters;rs and mental- health caro-has forced•ced the-hom eless-. ------■ here lo live in conditioitions which rival EF PHllilfiroTAGOM those of India forsquajualor, officials of ' EUROCHE the Roman Catholic: PIPhoenix Diocese l A N G E t a b lLE e MODEL I H I 1 U C . Mui|i.(una,on l-t>.flooin(fa(c<)tefno;t: ! said MnnHny ELECTRIC Rj -•-SolidcasLirofisurlacep plpmi pnk • 152 lo’ji ctunnct aivuaivtiiiit/ ______I That, plus thc persiiirsistcnce of Bish-' litlJ-nliasIpIcliJii; Iti*;------T • Three sizes ol surface!.eunilS •ftjnflomacassluni-guni-g • CKiir.cl scjriljmng - : op Thornas J. O'Brien•jen, helped move 2 4tR E NJTAL- • 5 Year limited wgrranti Phoenix up to first on a list of cities R eg . $ e q asking Mother Teresa•esa to visit, they { q 90 $749.95..... W WJSJ $359.00.....^ 1 3 1 9 °° I said. IHOUSSES "The work is to) bibe done among those with chronicc 1 m ental health problems. AIDS vjctdctims, and the Gaiish R e?w ard homeless in general,"ll," said the Rev. .'Dale Fushek, th'e diociiocesan vicar for worship. “ It (the visit) visi was mostly due to persistenceJ 0on the part of ^Shiriey Thompsoion of Twin If you hove pro'operty to rent Bl3hop~O^BricTrtna'ha'his~conccm'for— • P q j| EHILCl - the poor." ills recently rerented her orjTsell, turn it into in a "CosH“ “ — PHitc ------The“ recipient-of-tlf-the~1979-Nobel hoU)use“plas~qoti:alls ills f r o m '2 4 — RcJew ard''îth“aj“Times ” N ew s' ~ —VGR [-^DIAGONALlALGONSOLE — Peace Priw, Mother;er Teresa was to ^ ModtlRTOeSSTBISTEREOU^READV • Wireless remote • C'JS'i'C coraoi srêm fly from Tijuana, Mexico, M to San OttlCher people wantiriting to rent CIlassified Ad. As Shirley • 14 Position VHF/UHF Francisco on Tuesda.sday and then to ;i • Electronic Tuner'- NJ."! cowia tui • Ii.in03tn ound, w e get resssultsi ■orf.jplJll • i o u r y j ______' Pbnpn>» pnrly Wednesnesday. he said.. .. . niso fo 'iQ03 (l“cduCts jnd'no’fi-.OOiI' During a two-daya y visit, the 78- RBgular$S49:9.95'‘“' S is S s iinl" will preside ' ' . ’ • ' , year-old "living satn'i $ 0 0 0 0 0 of the I6th U.S. 1 Q 9 0 Reg,.: $1 _ over the opening of J J $749.00..... \ foundation of her■ Missionaries iV of HOW » 2 9 Charity, attend several, sev religious . meetings, and speakeak at a public n meeting scheduled Th'Thursday night in \ Veterans • Memoriajrial Coliseum, ' f f t r r g F u sliek to ld ap ress3 conference,co I f — i w cdule, but Mother "T h at’s the Bchcdu B € R mtaneous in what Teresa is very spontx •197 9N n AVF'FNIIElANN WEST 7 3 3 . 1 4 9 1 I B-4 Times-Nows. Twinn FallA,Fi Idotw Tuesday. Januaryary 31 .1989 ' J 'est CanadiJian fwcqes quit Jmaneuv RlerAwime»Twiw infall»- Qghwi C F w Aveni after A^ a sk a c:argd plaape eras S9SS3ZEBEIS FAIRBANKS. Aluskuska (AP) - H H | r.: Canada pulled out of cold- [IrdsiAMiv*' ~ - — weather military exorcitrciscB Monday,' the morning after ci]eight soldiers wore killed in the crag! of 0 €-130 BAKILERY D E PAr I t m e iS t transport plane tryinglg tlls the runway iit Fort WairâinwHght, said U.S. Army M aj.Sherrel.rei Mock. ------• Thriio men were in1 s(serious co.pdi- ...... lion, ono was lihted ass slstable and six sh OtlferrVere'b'eiiri; held‘Id fo rD b3ervii~ atursd Oral tion a t the bfise's BaBartlett Array S Community Ilospitiil, I: « ll, Mock said ( l A v M Monday. t r e a d s "We don't know if the ( B- he cold weather had anything to do witwith it," Mock said. "Teams are oulml there right B now, going through the10 wreckage,\s F r eesh Cake -The inve.stigaiion is still in its R escute e workers sort through1 tailtf section of crashedd C - 1 3 0 oorly stages. They're wo below êroero during the past -two ccraft oB soon a.s the emergeBcncy vebi. ' V was tho weather or somolhmgsor me. >o-Nut 1H o les 3 H ve been too much of a test, cicles began arriving," Mn Z 4 to r ■ (;}mnicnl." ^lock said. tter cold has caused metal "With that type of crash, A 450-man Canadiar 1, with the • I- r o £ e ‘a‘ndnd-rubber fatigue in trucks fifuselage burst, you have a pmbleni B force was tb support tho, ME/iA T D E P A RTM i EN T ~ -ofl, stalling equipment ond wwith cold wenther. But lo nmy knowi- 1st Brigade. 6th Infani ' slowing maneuvers. Mock edge, C( none of the injuries wwas due lo (Ught), in a m ujor lanea ^ L S r i thetl cold." was the centerpiece o o've been oble to land air- Six victims were dead o.on arrival FreshI "A" Grade FroBt ground exercises o : k "said. aiat the Army hospital and t\ banks. others c r Canadian C-130 had land- died d: later, he said. But a flcr the crash,, CanadianCi ofTi- . Another )ur earlier." ho said, ’The About 26.000 servicemen,.•n, 120 air- V H a li ciflJs concelcd (heir forforcc.' partici- craft in the flight was. di- cicraft and 1.000 vehicles from ( the 1 ^ 5 ! pation and rcculled thci.heir remoining .^ ^ o d to th « the Fairbanks airport be- U.S. U Army, Air Force,. Marines, d aircraft and soldiers, Mo ...... 6 8 0 ib. runway was blocked." 0 s Coast Guard, National Gununrd. Civil J ■ D o u b le B reaH .They canceled beca ‘r y e r i e a i t e d , . . . 7 2 ( lb. - “ x X 'U fanc's o : last contact'with the Air A Palrol, reserve units antmd Canadi- i - -- - equipment thoy lo8t-(in • s Three Leggedg e d ...... B 9 C I b . ^ w V 'S V controltowciwor waa a t 6:47 p.m. There an ai Forces wcrc'pnrticipatiitinfrin tho" 4M Mock said. 'The dircrafraft-wa.bnnB- listross calls from the crew arclic ai training exercise. Tht ing in equipment rangini 'he S15 mil- ^ ^ c crash. Mock said. There liilion exercise began. Jan. 20JO and is to ^ m achines to cold weathe Norbest Budgetwi; Eg'r-’”'’ sxplosion o r firp afler the Vv continuect through Feb. 1. Military planners-call.allBrim-Fro5_74"” “ f ikc-in two-and «kiddod-to-a——-Lockheed-G-i;iOs.^ which;b hiivL—!!------"the-premier coia’wenll It a quarter-milo down the wwingspan of more lhan liJO T u r k e y . : exercise in the free worl JOfe(.;t. are w - rte said. ■ • mmilitary workhorses used1 ■Ic.tfan's- peratures.plunging too m ir o re than 60 ivere able to get into the air* pTHAT SHANE Ll lAUNAI rw l m nally hit about $'.i(l),(/(J»).<<). In a stroke SOKWES AND DISCOMFORTTIN II THE MOUTH of good fortune. IvL. "iûd' 'Hi Klwcll of ^\5S(iSOCIATED WITH RADIAThMION TREATMLNI r a ,: B e tti y C ro c k Preston donated l,()Ol) • SHA-lANE TASTES COOD Ani:ND IS MOST RT:I Rl SI IINC ______Am erican .Stores Itic. >^to i^fLSHANE^NIXfxrERH:N(Kf^(4f_-MANy-(-)JIII R------Ice B fixes ry of his wife. That^ s s' tw l^ is now urN'N , E njs^ ______worth alwul SfJl.ono.’ i iftb F r o x e n G rape Juice The exlni funds coucould not have zSk ■ W estern Family.../ ...... 5 1 9 ^ come nt a better timein' because the _ Stule” Baid. "ll "It i.

- . -Tuesday. JoJanuary 31.19(^9 Tlmos-Now:Slows, Twin Fails, Idaho ■ Scores and ssl ta ts C 2 o r t s — :B-Business C3: 3 r 5 - . , w _ , ■ Classified adidvertising C5-8 c B S o o)ners l I # l-iIrr — I A P ipoll

-BpHM -O'CONNEINELL ------r ■ ■ ■ The Associated PressPrei

Oklahoma earnciirncd ils first-ever No. 1 ranking in Therhe Associated Press college basketballall ^poll today, capping ' a week that saww ththe top threo team s' j ^ H H all lose one game.1C,. The Sooners,, 'i'i 17-2, jumped from fourth to the topip spots after victories lasl wcelf over ColoColordao and Nevada- Las Vegas and ljccame ^ a the th'ird team to be ranked No.). 1 1this season. . I s ^ - .. J They receivedd 3132 of tho 66 first* | place votes castst byb the nolionwida .pancI.ofspoctawrit(mtm.aiulJ3roadcast- ___ ors and fimshedi wiwith 1,273 points to e d ^ minors ih lhethc balloting,1 ! ' We're honoredid aand delighted to bo ranked first in the poll," Oklahoma - coach Billy TVibbsbs saids Sundoy night. • "I think every leanteam wants lo do two s things, one. winn a national championship and second.)nd be ranked first in the AP poll. Thisis is certainly a mile* stone for our progrrogram and our hard mr work ond persisle>islcnce hove finolly >WCT!w»ô»7n«eBXn paid off." As the flnai set seconds of their contest!st with Shoshone wind ddown, Oakley beginss celebrating< its Districtict 4 A-4 Southside subiubdistrict championship_ niinois. which1 becbccame No. I for the Sp ______first ,time in 37^ yeyears, held the top . ._ spot for ju s t one.wcji.weelc as the Fighting - - Illini lost to Minneinnesota 69-62-beforo # rebounding for 0a -victory over Indi- OaklleygirJ'Jsjuoin^Southiside ttournezy title✓ ana. ■ Illinois, 18-1, was wai named No. 1 on ByJEFFHOSKISSON)N •• .The Horrornets placed three girls in ruru n kept th e Indians in cor ronlcntion Indian coach Edki Sandy.I "I '7 thought i we played belterr thont .25 ballots and hodod 1,2261 points, Tlma-News writer double figuigures, lead by senior guard du rin g th e firU period. Oakley scoredred the firsl seven Thurlursday night but they iustit had When Illinoiss lolost on Thursday ] Stephaniee ! Hale who had a game Hale opened the gamc_\^vilh a 16- points of lhe.quajuajler lo open a nine- too0 muchm horsepower,IsaidSiind HANSEN - "We're n d y .------nightpiU ppoorodsd CGeorgetown would------e're starting to high 20 poiijoints, Jennifer Hardy with 'To<'Toot ju m p ^ from Ih'eliasclinime and'il point lead before)re Shelli McClure hit Oakley Oa bpen^ the -second come out of our alump;" id by move up one placelace to the lop spot, up;" said Oakley 12 and ClCheyenne Lowe with 10 JoeJooked as if thc game wouhaid bc oil a 17-fooler lo moke me it 18-11 for lhe juiYmping j out quickly lo a 20 p coach Don Ibrapkins al poinl but the HoyasIS wero upset by s afler his Hor* pointa. Oakley.Of Unlike Thursday whenwl the Hornets, ad before the Indians got buc' net team ran owaj uckets Louisiana Slate 82-80'on82-f Soturdoy #ay from the "She's ststarling to get into the IniIndians didn't score from the ll field From that poinl p the Indians by' RaeleneRi D ufiin and Tomi O' , , . Shoshone, -Indians, 58 O'Mo- Louisville was3 nextm in line for a 58-37 Monday groove," saiciaid Ibmpkins of Hale. -ununtil the sccond quarter. Lin.inda Hel- would scorc onlynly four points more,- leyy to cut th e lead back to J5 .' night, to win tho Distric chance ol No. 1.I. butb tho Cordinols trict 4 Class A-4 Althoughgh the outcome wos the sicsley got things going in the ll first all from the foulul tine,1 as thc Hornets Although All they had their choi Southside Subdistrict' { lanccs lost a t home to OhiOhio State 85-79 on cti girls' basket- same as iin n Thursday ' night's tourna- wiw ith a four-foot jum per a t 5 minutesi added 12 points:s tot lake a 30-15 h al f- lo cloclose th e gap even further, the ball championship. he In- Sunday m ent semifmifinals when Oakley de- anand 1 second lo tie the gamene for the lime lead. diansans were not succcssful in gal Oakley's sccond strc siting straight subdis- featcd Shoshoshone 46-28, the means In'Indians a t 5-5. "We were aI bbit slumsh in the anyly < closer to th e Homcls thonon 15 Th»iMiaii•n iln lh « -Ai»cl>ud Pr»M' trict title also marantiintcM the Hor- with whichich the Homets achieved UikcUxlt roll,II, wtiK flm-plM* veui In Aflcr eight minutes.of plajlay by the first quarter butut were aole to pick it pointlints the re st of the game. fannlhaMi, UUl ^ nnti ti b«Mdb »n 20.10-1B.I7.1C> , nets a spot in the staULatc A-4 toum a- their succescess was different. InIndians they trailed by only i o-u«r uMûu 16-14I3-12.1M0.9-8.7-C-6-r-C-6-4-3.3-1. rwgni Ihnufh y 2,11-9. up from there5 and a play consistant • SheihoB* » 1IM I) m ent in Twin Falls nextie x tw cc k .______.O n _ T hlijirsday__thc_Homet3_^l-_ u r _. The strong.defense that..w J*n.3«*n. rmnkrmnklnp ...was able ball," offered Tbmbmpkins...... oikOiklv - lUlt 7 C-8 3 20.JUnl» S dOt 0 4 - a ...... n, ,, Oakley and Northsid M I 0.0 1 3. CniMr 3 1-3 E 7. W71II I 0 < nmH Pu IVi iside Subdistrict things goinjsing from the opening tip. toto slop the Hornets during3 \the firsl The sccond halftumjjdintohal a real 10kl»h#a.C3J) 1117.3 1373 4 champion Dietrich wil 3 H 0 10. MtrUn 1 M 0 a. Cruuxr|Tp_0.22_ 0 j.nUneli(26) II will settle the MoftdaV^thi'the Indiaili were able to cjuciuarter got tired in tho sect:cond and ballgamc os bothath teams pthycd even o.a-Hi 18.1 1320 1 >Lli*ItOW>30.T9Ulir3nUl3tW, . V,. a.N»rthC»rBlln.(4)1 1B.3 1( 1074 7 ^ District 4 championshiiship at 7 p.m. stay with1 tl then in the beginning. A In ShM hou-IUI<]ijf3t.|r3 l3.0Mnwhe th e H ornets began to pull awiway throughout thcic remi aining 1§ min- < 1 1. Dgffln J 2-3 4 i. 4.10 3 18. J 4-Ar1w,.CI) 16-3It IOCS S Thursday in the Jerome)me High School tough defenfense that kept th e Hornets 'T hey had loo much hon .V 'J... S-MUwurtCJl IB-3 l( 1048 C orsepower • utcs. But the Indians Ir started jusl M 0 03 I 0, Ui^.nCI> 1C ond didn't allow them lo anand o ur big giris ju s t got lireircd," said loo far behind. ’■Pin 7,LMilivlllt 14-3 14 1011 3 ■nirw pdnl r-U ; ShotKon., 0'MtI.y. 3. a.»-terfd* aui« 15-I H 7*7 11' 9.1r»wi 15.3 IB CSI 12 lOSOanltill lB-2 IS C38 • - ll.UIuk» 14 13.N.C.«Un.gu.i. 14v3 14 683 15 Declo giiris off t 17.4 BIS 14 Minkico girls meetti I to state; tourneyy IS. 4 508 17 ' ‘ 1 14.4 3W 13 By LARRY HOVEY second (Quarter a r and by that lime D t lensensity" for.the surprise of Wenc i a T c . IB. K 8 347 II Times-News writer 15-3 107 - - I - c lo h a d itic e d 'aa t 23-8 — moving th at TlThe difference apparently cat 19,Nt«.L.i V,n, 14.8 14 73 - Twin IFalls tornight to 29-10 by intenerm ission. “ side indell, i7.ijwiunm 15-5 la 72 19 ide where the Wildcats held .»»,«■Rx 18-Wi.tVlrjinl. I t WENDELL - Undefeotcitcd Declo In collectingr theirth 22nd victory, Oie SchrIchrafl to 12w ihts — butdnly:ame in- i«.l3u h By STEVE CRUMP had to winn iafter a 57*46 season- nai nailed down its berth in lhe ll stale HoidcIs didn'tL seemsc lo haye much lo in1 tl the first three quarters —Rachael •K ic-KnnH(70; rm)d«nt« CO; Hmes-News sports editoiUtor . - opening loss s s ;to Burley, finished 7-1 tournam tou ent and left Glenn; •nr'i. C»llt l»; Onftn SUI* ins Ferry shoot for bulI Coach( Lynn Payne theiiheir inside duo of Kami Cooi' ' y ' S 9;N*« Uud«>t;N = "“ d HaMiiArk.-lJlll«ItMk si asm for this oneone," h e s a id .'------firstrst-quarter-and-that-carin I: Mlnn.ic.u I; OU.hoai SL Rôn in Class A-1 champion _games- at h home — are .8-3 in The 1 Homets, pulling awayly with 11 On a moreD practicaly] note, he twiawice into the sccond j^riod. nghnheBi ------' Highland Rams girls'‘Is' basketball Pocatello this his year. unanswered uni points in the earlyoa sec- added "I was5 pleased—when~lhey] err tolook th e lead for.keepa a t 22- — :-tcanr=:bcgins today-at/ a t two difrer-___For Burley, lcy, .which..wound up the ond one quarter, win thc chamfmpionship ,(GlennsFerry)2-2Xon H l l Fifth-seeded Minicoico will visit region, a vi victory over Pocatello gain gai the finals Wednesdayay night, make sure (Pilcitliit leading scorer Gina) for)r a 30-21 Ic ^ with 2:20 leftiAT,Ideals fourth-seeded TVin Falliâlls tonight at^ tonight woulc luld-allow the Bolxats to They Thi will go against the sururvivor of Belleganle did1 nolr get open under- haltalT Six of those pointa canle game ■ for one'gam e,' whilee t'third-seeded sit back Thur lu r^ o y and await a pos-' tonight's tori battle between Glerenns Fer- neath. Then ourlur offense came down iumiimpers by sophomore Linda\ Iin the Pocatello will travelI to Burley to sible touma•nament semifinal con- ry ry and Filer, a 62-55 winn mcr over and scored aboulDut five or six times in ley.7- ame take on the No. 2-socdedded Bobcats at frontation v with the Rams in Wendell. Wc a row and lhati t : made th e slowdown Fi!Filer enjoyed leads up to 181 Blake-j the same hour. Pocatello nexlext'Riesday. Tho cham- I Declo would have lo lose twtwice to lo work better for■ usui than them. in1 the 1} middle quarters before Highland, by virtue:e ofc its 44-42 pionship will trill be played on Thurs- th the c challenger to miss oul on3n its sec- The Hornetss pul| three in double Hope[ope h elp ed ^ en d ell cut th at3 ipoints ______yictory over Burloy inJl PPwatcllo 10 day. Feb. 9, 9, on the lau rt of the ond one slraiglU d islrit champion?inship. wnring fipirogU tl o p pM hy Kidd at 16,. closii e Heidi ------^— r ~ 3 a ^ ago, will sit out theth ^first round Rignest remainaining seed. G C l^ns Ferry tried to monake it a Belleganle camene up wilh 14 despite in the m as the top seed and ti i take on the Twin Fallsills, 6-14; Minico, 1-18, "minimum "mi possession" battleLie as thc some collapsinglg ione: pressure by as ru.rita-n,Wmd«ll II ______—uood-momin: -w inner of the IVrin-Miniilinico gamo in and Pocatello?llo> 6-12, will also be try- ' Pilots Piji worked around the perimeter pc many as three HeHornets. ______—w rii«f______laatsa ta day, J a n . SO F;nnrft.<------^ rpocaieilo on Thursday. . m r i o be one uf Declo zcJne for aboul a mifiinute be^ Wnen F iler anc and Glenns Ferry lipolT n itr •- Nclun 3 1-3 3 S, Mten 11 M 3 3 - Mnnriay's srn ■ -T h e Rams a n rth e onl;only champion-- semifinal gnnjame aflcr fairing poorly tw twc een-putting u p -a -shol-in-t OJJ 3 1», Chandltr 3 CM 4 0, lIUkttlM I i rthe first -at-8-pTOTtodayy irii the Wendell Hich *k«l^ 3 3-3 0 S. TM.U38 4-10 H C3 Region III has ever knovjiown—High-- against tho0 FRoms and* the' Bobcat^- quartor. que gym, Filer willill be hoping for the «■W wd^l-1 1 ^ 7 1-3 4 17. Fl«.ln,l. M i H n n i/Dn< 3 0-0 0 4, N«wUn 1 0« 0 3. SthrallI 04> t 2. land has won three of)fthe tl last four 'during the'e' regular season.- Tho That1 worked to the pointtof«6-6 < same happy ^reversal n it enjoyed- Etatc A-1 titles aad finis :,LWWlUki«nd 0 3-5 0 IS U u l.Jl 1X17 inished second three teamsIS were,^ collectively, 1*11 draw dra with 1 minutes, 51 secoconds left against Wendell, ’»rtne U. 70 ; last year — but theyI a;are anything' aînsfHighlghlah'd ahd Burley. . in tht e period. Then Angie T^n I>Mloao,CI«iiMl'«TylS .VAVi Collage inner and "Tbmorrow nigllight's game is ju st like D«U 10H3960 : but world-beaters thisis soason.a The The Regionion in champion will ad- sophomore sop Thais Kidd closedjd the pc- tonight's," saidI a happy Coach Venus ClanntPtfrjr <10 33 31 W«hln*U«8*.l’»rtne;C.V.Ip.f»iM68 Rams wound up theirir rregular sea- vance lo the.tie.state A-1 loum'ament rioc D«1a - ■n.nnif 8 3-6 4 13. Knowli ;6 2 Cr«jfhtan BS.UrmdkyiM«MachuMlu7S _____ 1. ric)d with Declo points and tlthc slow- Dodson, "We didnidn'tJ^t_Wendell.dur-_n.nin. >rr1n*lan 3 0 0 Q 4.1U-«rd 3 U .17, T\,m. IndUu ICH. Id n ao SWMl.«uri8l.7C.V.nJoKnVBJ.OT ------son-fll-lO-lO-and-losl'ist four 'o rih c “ a tth e Colicgicgc of Southem 'Idahoin - -dovdown became less meaningful,ul. ■ inglhcseason'anand and wc didn't beat I. Jfthnton 1 0-0 I 2. Kidd 7 1-3 1 16. Ibul, >n.T,nlur«S0 eight games they ph CO C 223 li, CcnnMlleut 104.M«ia played since Twin Falls1 next n month, while the It I turned totally upside dowDwn when Glenns Ferry eilleilher lime during the CSIwiu V fty — l-ubnim 0 D 0 3 0. llarru ntttturriJC^STJoKr -Christmas, finishingI fififth -in th e - runnerup wilwili face a inter-regional QleQlenns Ferry managed ju }3 0.Z*hal* A 1-2 1 S.OnrOtO-l 3 0• .0 lil'ISIB «ut*.r.70,Sl.|Jon... juat ■ two yenr — but thiss isia the tournament." SfmVm 4 I J 4 10. tkllannU C 3 2 3 M. IbUli nine-team Gem S tateI CoConferencc. playoff again?linst the No. 3 team from points poii in the firsl five minule 23 im.rW« 0 NBA lies of thc . She credited. "a lol of huslle and in- .Cunning ' B ut Highland wonI theth games it Region II onm SSaturday. Feb. 11. Utl 14 4-a C>>]don Suu lU;.Clipper) Mini ID] rSn.nii ISB.DinvfrI>nd,kl« H Allinu inO.LA.CII>ii Idaho solilidifies hoold on Bij CK*rlolu»ll‘enl.nJ, ig Sky lea A-S leumaiwntJ CanvOion Confeiirmce ll a rt Prepgirls rnl'«iT7 33 By-The Aswjciated Press — ------66j63.upset of WeberS :r.State thejiight befqre. l)W Hrt4Ct»».ASt "I -was really nervflivous before the game," he lWlr>CO,CI«aniF..A-4 (ioulMd* Bubdl.------1------Preseason favoriie Idahc (-^lirCa. WinddlU; title Iup for gtfrab s ho ended-the week with» a Satuj-day. Them beaiteating Weber ..Stale last n •hunt 37 firm grasp on the top spopot in Big Sky basketballall help^ our team. Itt ashowed us how good Ease said play w ith w im .-O ver Wei n ig h t o.kjtyta.aho.ii»n. The Times-News rccord andi aran conference mark /eber Slate and Easternirn .Washington is becausluse w e know how<^good W Washington. Qstem VHW IHilS into the 8 p.m. p, showdown in thc q S ta te is." On Saturdav. tho Vnnda Weber |g ^ |g g g ------PItBR-—"ThrCanyanyoirConfcT^ Pilcr~Highî-gyiii,"giving'Il'a'’unF ^ i.week.forLthe Wildcats, Washington, 73-54, as senitnior forward Jam es Pilch;ch less than two wee^ kHKKTllAU, encc boys' basketbalball champi- half-game Ieleod over the Hornets, qq;, ogo were vying in thc scored. 20 p o in ts a n d 13 rrebounds. It was Fitch'sh's four-way race for first 3, who onship will very likctyety bc on the who are 13-3W and ft-1. A win by tho ■st place in th e confercnce. «.8 p.m. tx!st effort since he scoredi 261 points against Gonza-za- On Thursday, Idaho iho held Weber State senior e>hr vantage. ' ' 6 p ^ I ’Kî------&.Tila»ill»rrn.n,8 down in 10days., perableodvai 3 points, before he fouledi tout with 9:43 leR ia the.he the lead, with senior f ir forward Raymond Brown A.HKKT11A1J. .O n_Jao_20; the_W.i-Wildcats ron.., Bythe lion[omot3.hfl,vethc_co.nsola-- 'gja a m r e . ______points-'and 18-rebourxiunds-helping to-seal ave W up ;n*n 9 n CIIUJ'I’IIKI'IW.HKI away from the llomcls'2ls 75-&1 in Do: tion of kmrwii■wing they won here last _ Idaho I' is now 17-3 und-7•7-1, while Eastern Wash-jh- State's fate. clo, snapping Declo‘'a5 1010-game win- year while losing lo; to Filer at home ’ ingtonine is 5-17 and 2-6. With their loss toI thcth Eagles, Weber State Wfc eber-; — ^—ioT».nwr?rT.iii:A S toumnIWBI. Wvo. ning streak Thc WildciIdeals eventu- — and did so decisively, TMO. The . Still, § Idaho Coach Kerm mlt Davis wes not overiyriy the middle of conferem•ence ranks with 11-6 and 4- ■.l-'Icf.Bp.in.______oily extended their stistreak lo 11 Wildcols wotivon the conference title impressed with his team'ssefTorton t Saturday, Nevada-Reno, whicllich ended last week in a fell I lo UU(rirt4akLA.3’t, games beforo droppingng ai 71-61 non- .and the topp aseed in the postseason „ "It ^ wasn't a 73-54 win; iiit was more like a 6- or . place tie with Idaho,0 . dippedc to 11-6 ond 5-2 wi conference decision tolo JJerom e last _Districl 4-A-3(\-3 tournament, but De- 3-point game," ho said. ”"Until the end, wc justist 67-59 loss lo Boise StaleStc on Saiurday. For tho w ith a .nelB. NlUUallbln; Friday. clo wont on to win the district w u ld n 't g e l aw ay from therem." Pock, itw as their lowcjw e st score o f th c season. Sc And Davis acknowledgcijcd ho entered-the-gameTie g u a rd D arryl O w e n s ,' ,c W olf ■ “ ■ ■ ■ ■Ha.llnjinr ■ lUInM... Filer will carry a 112-3 season • s«o CANANYON o n P a g o C2 IS, who entered thc game w;r. . C.OSp.m. —ChinnelB, Mth some trepidation, kee]jeping in mind the Eagle'ses • Soo BIGlIG SKY o n P a g o C2 b en io r i).iro.i.iChKijg. w ilh a X'--.' 02 TinatVmm.Tm^f^.itk .k M » 'TxmK^JmtmrSf. ::::^ ______Ist-half S i m ^ l l y b t u ^ er, 126-:- 1 0 0 eMa»r«Mdari9. rB rie flyf - ' ■■■ ______EPHDBSIICaP) — S feJI tha t h « » f c n Ditto a n d S pacnei «&& ^ lit vnerfirî^M >e» md-Awww c a lm «fr M tbe A B o a Sans oc d d e l a p - UtLtiattLUiOeeloaGrastff IM m-- SZBKLAiOX lA sit. CU>>(J - l O e V e O m A . 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------5-^------^ :------— SS— ^ BSHjBBE «m. ■ 1988 a xincbitines incireaseSf M tigorua v m w i ^ w e ^ ' i ThoThi Associated Press Y ccntoftera^justiisting for inflation, foi- econoonomist with N orthern TVust C Ctnw • tlM a tan). UA 4MMkn SUOAAWUII L Co, in . Cbnw • «U I o n i (ar (OKI ter cemORMivRnHh itUDDfekiartipi f lowing increaseses of 2.7 perccnt- in Chicalicago: - — J w ...... -V WASHINGTON \ - Ameriaica^'af* 1987 and 4.3 pero‘rcent in 1986. • "People “Pe continue to fill th o®..wai- « ------ur-«M|-aL»..»a r f ...... i n M ter.tox incomcs shot up 3.88 Percent ' — In December’ alalone; spending rose letsts aand then they continue to-'ci•empty - I Tki • cm MOM tt e cmpem preivupvll.)------17 t7i U i UI172 • « last las! -yeart^wiih-«6me -of-thith« extra: 0.9 porcent. witlvith- the' biggest iii- themem and this cleariy should pn rVorfe. i.» UM t a - ^ a sonal BOH savings rale Trom thee 40 -year durable goods — 'big tjcket" items growtowth in the first h alf of 1989." ' PMiPuii-nuMPinrK.KV.»«if(g iiRbH .2 .iMJauiiLlll!; _lioTi5)ned thflt.much of the year'a incomein 4 j»...... _ , a » - a tion, tioi was the best sincc a 3.9 owth came from increases in EflgrtM tiUm |U(% en KLCBL IrixkabkaMdiU»«.«n a« ,9 pcrccnt highest sincc the.he 4.4 perccnt se t in growl in em- ' ______“ “ “ SSlS gain Kai in 1986 and more thanin double 1985. - oyment-flna-codTa ndr& exprt G. Dederick, an theireir appetite for foreign goods. Nb tsa - a tianmairm H7S MS ^ tUD OS rvi r^, ufftr miff. Twin Filb«utim, irmiy tUO; OI>1l1mLS'10A i : Press The chainin, which will mnrk its 50thth yyear in July, soon t a 41W 47S - a Piinm JP .t) «iB;St)tltm ^ IIJD'ltaXiiM’y lli&IIS;LS;Sbmtf« Ua, «.« «in n 44.n4 48.12—.■ aw cm cvt' ■n moMV t s The Associated Pi will opcn its 500th sloreUn Southernn CiCalifornia and c.x- term, »«*2LC0aCD.ta>raSMffi; tOilta *n 4«<'ir»Cbrttr iminao , Warren E. McCIso predicts Albertson's wouldluld post rccord McCain said s{ th a t Albertson's wouldId bcb in the Phoenix ; FfL'IMMXrâ. AUMlrai 2 .40 CHICAQO CHK (AP) - UQOA - ixuio mtr utive officer, also FrL'iefwH,7l.lit.(iftl«0. AmtdanSMr - l a t s «ilppuig^ pohH UB IA FI Uir In IS b isla. ( Ls in its fiscal year ending Tbesibesdav. m arket befoifore February with the acquicquisition of a five- UNLEADEOOAeatNE Alls sales and profitsle iSunday at tfie dedicationn ofol Albertson's store chain,1, but at this lime it had no10 planspi to fill in the • ajrDgU:cmt»»qn QuiiteiOn. nuvlndiiiAiiA UnwuHinnDiM a rMil M I iO-tUD; naMttlCD t) i«M non MbSwraM ^ McCain s p kivarehouse, e 2 a 550.000-square-frc-foot building gap between u> 4a.u4au4L«4anS4ajB -.71 Ev*fp«, a a IS. .jQ. MtatCUS; Oigcn IlSttCa en its operations in Louisianaana and Florida and ,- M« ____ . 4(LX 40(0.4U0.«S40a -JO . QDldPl«»r.------RUMici s B an m to eon ;-vwccrMn-1ZSa A 0« rM largest single wai ffn «].i9ias4uo4as4ua - m Uinw ------«-« - ^ MWnglan Q0»14a; QMerM) uakMS.irgtTim— Ii —in Grcsham.------on was attended by Idaho Gov.Gc Cecil An- Albertson'm a in te n t is to operatc.morfi_4re^Q.OOO-to 60.000- ! M^r SU0S1S9issuotta-i« rtonLa .0 2 . tUOiOngEnaoum wiy Jun 8Z4SSUB8LS81JDS1.n - .» S M >. ion lio- The dedicationIbertson, 82, fourider of the chichain, based in square-foott stores'ands this was behindid thetl chain's rccent : ____ Jut______latgimaw —» . _____ -« •« RuMb Ru> 9 B OTBB pv art IMD ou*; Wta NJi 4S,«4a.4S4 i7jft ‘I™® Jog Albe ------...... saleoCthree.itsmallsiJMiiiBlJiccMutlciLitlels, hc said, I.4S 4U) 417S —so aMr 22c02ic0; 0rqcn2l022ffi ap 4sxo4as« ftstoo-ioito -Boise'rldah&r-::—!d thc $50 million warehouseISO "part of our The chainlin opened seven new largege stores s in Oregon ;. cet ' . ..a t.a J — McCain callcdI progress i and evidence of our faith in thc and Washinjington during the past two) yearsye and plans to ; MW - s iiisiir ...commitment lo pr Ffl-IMlMXHa. SUrLUMng ea.” ■ ■ ■ ■ ...... open 12 now>w ones ahd remodel 16 othenhers in tho next two • F(L‘iep«iMam. I vmdfciiof future of the area.lictod th at over the next fivefive years sales years; McCa'a in said. OllKip*ri.(ya(.. Apr -. .752S271177 , -opcrotionsrMcGai;-year.about.to.end..will lotaLtaL$6.7 billion. , The Gresl2sham warehouse employs8 aboutal 370 people • Ftt 3M.»aeD»pMl) than any o fthexpecled ot th at Albertson's fiscal■cal year ending tribiitcd thcne chain's success in part to ipicking the right Aug «4ia}«aco4cO44iso444a - a «,a M«l OSMBOaa He said he expebe’lhclSlh consecutive year;ar in which lhe' people to rurun the operation and stores,•es, "plus tender lov- ' Cd 4au046oorMarUlTmB ^ MlffJEAPOLB(Ap(Ap)-WMrMjplil.kRkrlS7,i V V o a w .w o o i . jEa.itiB'tuca.FiL'«Mii»ioui; : u ^ e7>-83.nB7sm i M * '® ■ T\icsday would'bcost record sales.ond profits. . ing care" forbr the customers, Fri,-»e(*iWT«,4«.w».W. '* iwip'm^pnitin^wtwic^ leading bMiimtiirgia U^ PrkMit]>nl.a3KlfeKl«imlllLno.or«iKUInillllnsftiiljtr Am - . 81.77 B2S 81.7S7SB47 I l x business will postd and drug operation can maklake th at boast, Andrus sisaid hc tried to gel Albertstjrtson's to build lhe • SILVER a v ' 8 1 S C 0 81SI SJXD trty ot; e ra pir itoy OL irUrgMKpot&ift 75tt47 ,.7I No olher food a Gresham di i o a i J s a u - « to lawknsrmwif Cb ataaiaaiai distributionuxnlec-in-ldaho-iho-was-gladHt-wns-i ------Ftt m o u o s Mws BXBL7DSU0I Uw gaso SIJ t lhat Albertson's intended to spend $1.75 built in Orciregon because he was bom1 in Hood River and • nluT«:Ololc«il«Kn'«peut)»laB Fil.‘titMi2,an Fc * 81)0 .io McCain said th 0S9«Bli){ McantterMeti'*(anlMloatK. F.U«»lWM>7.u)a8. Fd next five years, grew up inI thetl W illamelte Valley. Jul (US (11,011 l.fl c u e07J -44 ~>»my. 4.40'* 0*1)4.4111 nn itoim 1; HOOS HOC billion over lhe ne 8w 8ZU«2UI I^S iwHiSxlM.4i’bremd]Mi I; Qpwanl.4.40V 3aODta.;c«niapirlL SA Dk txo 07.0 « 3pMan(.4.4aM-4.48'*dB>nt: Wptr. Ftt F4t> 4ZS 42.5 4U7 . • Jm *(tMnl:apwen(.4.40MHt.48wa3-n Ap« Aoi . ■ 4240 4187 4140 . 5 accept Was] Trus Uar e u o io a 40*4.4e'* tan 1; 17f»re»«.4.41'« Jir*r< .4&B47Q4&BS. stockholders shington List offer U«r Bank st u Jul 47.47 47.7V 47.15B47.a < :% . s Press Bankink and Lewiston's Seaport M eno(7u«z i i No.ir*rdUcrt»»M«W4.40'kdBMnl. Aug Aug '47S 47.10 4&84 ■t Citi- TVust as lhe only/ loclocally owned com- t e m e enoM mI O « 7 -7 J U1»«0-M1 IMrtMMwlrMr4.40'*rBniebi. OK Oc 4JQ«SS43S< FiUepmWRaortm. ^ NiirardanMrdu «OB ..to lLENE — THe stock- FoiFor the past several vears, thche par- Garrett said •Washington -Wa . TVust'. ctwvd: urmnuu■lUimMpe(ii4araiu.ercmin. Ftt Ftt 4ia4&S4&40n*72 4 . 2 COEUR DALE - cMro«:OuU»4.;ci4.nmn&1ircm(n}argtt.Ptlai' Fii.'auMajia Fn Ihem Stale Bank and entit company( of W ashington 'TVust hoped to preventL U;iU;S. Bancorp from SMkM «erW 99ld tutti Mcndtr; 4JM.eaNumtariri* iraM: mliurg icu; Kp irMd Fll.‘*cnnn32.(73.k4)}n. holders lir NortheIS Bank have accepted Bankink, WTB Financial Corp.,3., has gaining control of another locally • W«KaroW*;t3(}.B,enSJa ' • inlllJngOetn.Cng< POWBELLrES Lccttn montng nxlt«; tSUa tff &.4B rB«auDuknh.D«i 40,Cfels.;c«ipirt). Seaport Citizens/ashington 1 TVust Bank beenen waiting for th e chance to btbuy an owned bank. Northerth em State Bank, LcMon Ba?s ..IS lo buy the.CoeuriTB officials say. WTBTB vice president and spokesn Ph li Mnen thirg: m a , on « n ,iB«n4aremvd*»aowiw"' ' *'**1'Utf ...... 412 41.W. sman. tojiJhist and U.S.S. EBancorp from en- FraMurt Itdnn m n . Kt ViZ. Jul - 42» CO 41*™ 4 ?S ;i2 ent company, WTITrust on FViday of- "Bi"But our plans were a c n l e ^ btkO IMMman: mco tM «t Kn pM^lrgBPI.MomFUul4£D Jul ^ ^ b y _tcring Idaho.oiuLopc-opening up branch. ------Aig 4ia«in41124»4io ..t3 Washington Tr m s Mid Ftt MBStnSlTSSi ase-Norb'an''Pinflncial” a few years'wheh“U;S. Bancorpp imade cs here; they hadI to |purcnase an Ida- — WHWftHwmw.mjatwmi-La-:.-. f*xEEBE ip t^ rrirt* Utr' ...... a a s a s u s s "fered-iopurchasca-6hare,-It beat out-Iheireiroffer,-he said.-ê-decideded very -ho bank to gain-a p HT Ergtfwrs: m s . (<1 &71 - S a physical-presence------Mly a n s&o a os 9 s u - i o -Group for $62 a-U,S. Bancorp, which quicklickly to counter that-ofTer." in lhe stale. WTB m( KV ErgMrd ItttleSM: Mlin, onnHM HI . F t o t o i S S Jul aoMoaos Jmoat likely will not MT CBnrn gw «ai trsrth cte Uervnmjcieriiaja- e - lSIzL{r?2^, Frl.-lim4.B7.. 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