1 7 / 9 6 75 5902 3/17 w estern NICROGRAraphics STE 2 0 0 4555 S COKNERCEE OR UT 8 A 1C 7 % salt lake city m ' t l ______■ ■ ■ ■ illlfT G o o ! ^ morning r n l n e s s f i n a l l yY s t o p s G l m s tt ( e a d , 7 0 Today’s foreciecast: By Virginia S. Oarber cation,”in," former Dpmocrutic G<3ov. John until two da>days before his deaih. suid fim es-N cws writer C lo u d y .‘and_bri!brisk with a chancc of* , EvansIS sisaid Sunday. Olmstead’sduii daughter Leanne iionnun, “Ralpalph brought a higB level co f states* “He didn'ti'l \want to give un inch ... he . snow. H ighs in the (he lower 30s. Tonight TWIN FALLS - Ralph mostly cloudy witwilh a chance p f snow. ph Olmstead, a manshii>hip to the office o f speakaker” ot a tried to adaptlapt every step of the way," Lows in the 20s. Jrogrcssive farmer, fiscalI conser-c Bormtirmon said. Feeling very weak, ■* va/ative and former speakere r o f the * H e w oorked r l all his life --he never ojmsimstcod camc home for the P « g « A2 Ididaho House, died al home slowed dcdow n. I know w e( ’s-House - vice in the spriif'-ing...... says. «• He .was a state represetsentative from and Sentenate, Sen. Laird Noh, R-KiKimberly, Olm stoad'ss ccommitment to'"crficiency 19'972 to 1982 and House s P a g » C 1 e speaker from said..' in government'ent" wos. ill keeping with-the, 1 19*978‘toI982. Noh1 saidSf he also was inspiredI by\ Olm- , current GOP►P Congress< - and 15 years The Twin Falls cattlemanan was an influ- stead'ss continuousc scrvice duringlg the six ahead o f hiss time,tii said Richard High oT Nevr O ld Towiwne plans entntittl and talented Republic}Iican legislator years he faced Lou Gehrig’s discoease. Boise, a fomici•mer senator from Twin Falls ' T h i Tw in FallsIs QtyjCouncil ( is con- respected by Democraticic aodi Republi- Despitipite a miserable la.st few' months,1 . County who0 workedw closely wiih Olm- sid erin g a planI to^drcss to up the Old R alph Olmiilmstead ,. caran colleagues alike - andi a “very strong Olmsteaay ease them selves to P a g e s C S .C S crowded worork area >oks of stam ps, NBA Bullies a H t h' envelopes, e By William Brock if b oirdboard o l boxes, The Chicago Bull3ulls continued to run Times-News writer roughshod over thele nrest ofthe N BA Sun- m ailing tubes da^IiJrubbing Phoeni tenix. TWIN FALLS - Ne c a r d P a g a C S ’ Neither rain, nd other postal nor slect, nor dark of can m s stay the local Post OiOffice from araphernalia - Movers and sHishakers spending $4.5 millionion to build a a nnd d then pay on The Boise State men’sm< basketball team major new’sorting fa and ptheir a r i w ay out. climbed atop the BiBig Sky C o n feren ce dramotically remodel i down- a n d over the weekend,-!,■ uwhile CSI continues ■ town building by thehe 1 the- ent S to re ,” Rice said, nol- t h e to fan. year. e re won’t be any window P a g e C 6 A 40,000-square-fce-foot postal sorting facility willI bibe built oh ; partment ing thereeud, customers will sim- Fillmore St., behindd theth Canyon. . Ip themselves to books of . Springs Inn, by. Oct.)ct. 25, said .fc j^^ ;^ service. Instead,s. envelopes, cardboard ■"‘Twm Fall^ Postmasilaster Kelly' , mailing tubes and other _ _ _ — = T l 7 c ^ A - f l c n h 'a t r i h ‘c '.‘ply h_elp tl •lh'r20;00D“ O T 5 * ^ ' stam 7)s.paraphernalia c - then pay ~lFbreveriiiiblueuejeaS? ' /' st^uare-foot downtown>wn building P ,' .. ir way out. will be renovated to0 .doubled the ' boxes, mi Jeans rule'in Idaho,tho, but there are'signs postal le par services won’t.be ; ^ that they’re fading in 1the rest o f Am erica. ■ “number of postal boxcoxcs and add - B | | ^ ; - ble at the Fillmore,Street' P a g e B I more customer serv win-. on their w 1Soming, e including e.'tpress dows. availablenetered mail, postal trac- “W e’re even ententertaining'a nd sale of individual drive-up window” at tthe down- * b u ild in g , m ail, mete town location, Rice sai Friday. carrier annex's primary N one o f the 106 loc;local postal in g and BUOOr-CHARLSa MANOU stamps.n will be efncient sorting Fair is fair jobs will be lost, he saisaid, and no ‘ •.V /' ossification of the re- -nt Twin Falls Post Offlci • T he cnr It’s the p riv a tee ssector's revenge: new jobs will be addedded. - T h e^ u n re n i Ice is so crowded thatt trmall, clerks Jana Day ar moil. ' Change is needed,d, friicc said, McKay conmstontly flhd themselveives wrsstlln’g with cartsrts th a t fill th e w o rk a lsleitotticfniTiiiiuriiii m ission w Congress Is startinging to live u n d er th e' a n d classiiat end. the building will •. _ same rules as evcryoni'one else. because the 35-yqar-oir-old biiild- ' ■ .1 arit( Larry g io n 's maiequipment capable of ing is simply too sma!mall. Three beco m e “cb:bm plet6 ly'customer conome tp the downtown buih P iig « A 6 . uilding growing volum e o*i c To that; hand-written.addresses I m illion to 4 m illion>n Jpieces of oriented,’’Ri 5 it’s going to have a lar Ricesjiid. isi larger, postal delivery vet h o u se eqitranslating the address mail pass through cvcevery week, ' Inside, th«here will be at least moinore professional atmosphephere,’’ the Fillmore Str abel with bar code, and local postal worl/orkers sort 4«000 poStata l boxes, sp acio u s' RiciUce predicted. Rice said, : of mail. Most readinge hothe new label is at- chicles will use then tra mail for communitilities from aisles, and morer than five cus* ‘i‘*1 t ’ll be sim ilar to a newlew-fa- The public will > other automated equip- Glenns Ferry, to Kcty a SWAT team Sun- ;ned to ditional post officeit will have a speedy dodel a lot o f whnt we do ing, the downtown builijuildingwil! “W hat wii:’ill hir you when you hanandle south-central IdahJaho’s “It'll be like sho| lly now." Rice said, day as he left his coldold mansion after a 2 - tiere than a tra- "O nce v day standoff t% fix the boiler police had :e. '• it will do shut o ff Friday night.It. oppirig ot a de- rnanually r P a g e A 3 M c A ul l i f f e ’ s b m c k u pr ] e c a l l s i d i s a s t e WiUtlierealKnCramer... r law? Kenny ICramer, theJC nman the TV ’s Sein- ; r feld charactcr is basedscd on, takes 25 peo- Idaho teacher wanted ir Silly pie. who paid S27.S0-SO-a piece, on a bus »reiiiem be] n tries tour o f famous Manhatihattan spots m ade fa> to be on Challillengei^ U Tt,'*; • -I ' mous by the show. p: Towr P a g o A 4 hoping to getit m1 space i ^ e n g e ^ ): a r e w m string ^ TTieABsocieted Press •^leSSOM •^i^^igoDiircBnrconio" fire apd^an^iOae jCan^aspirie, Mtc to baiIPress SPOiCANE Ten yeors:ars after the Chal- ; « | c ib^'iTe''Sikh- B^feVtfae] i o 'b a ^ ^ y / 8h e « ^ '^^e■^IsociatcdPltTON, Conn, — By most ac- lenger disaster, Baibara Mor{lorgan is wondering ermath resembled on explo- i f she’ll ever bccome thehe first teacher in of ;(Ur.Force , -her dauMi^bfer 8.-itbat.8.sehoolteacher. Bloody Sundayy Doh factory — hardened goo space. snt;fifCbal- mudilllWiQ »d to ' SOUTHINGTOl The deaths o f 4 NATO soldiers and (y^tp;73,j^-..>^i'died^ ' counts, the aftcrmgc, pink.and blue stuck fast to the wounding of a b.Sy.S. Army ofTicer Morgan, of McCall, was the backup to v'.WS t makes Southington's town ' teacher Christa McAuIiffe,Te, who died when w u the Bfi U ;’'■ S'O” “ Play-Doht New England snapshot, ! sniper fire mars the nwnews ofthe reported ' J the-'jlooniod in hues o/[lorangc, I release o fall POWs. the space shuttle explodedd slshortly after take- ages WTeaked havoc at the Ap- ofTonJan.28,1986. Atuated only. sa/.a.rcgula^ penoB;war able'to. a^:iirii everything that mi P a g e i U of>sea.gulls. f ..-toadr^^'i',':i;;,she;.to4i '.L-r/ij.! . ■ square a perfectlival Nc one wcektnd four monlhs These d a ^ Morgan teachcjches, makes public tring; a non-toxic, chemical loy appearances for NASA, andind travels to Hous- c-aatronauu.. , ^ .-'Momrayjnyj ,wlib!5.dto7iI-5%9Tmpt©d‘ikDw -' • Kids o f many oge S p ^ ’Ceoter vjptor^Milau pie Harvest Festival!rom aerosol ains. ton’s Johnson Spacc CenterIter each year for a' r igton figures thut if you can't physical examination to reneenew her flight s ^ - | ^ a n y d f ih6 ^Idreii apcpi V ago with Silly String af owftil.day: m yiiim '^ei 1 ‘cm. It's ready to outlaw the *tus. Half her salary as a.third-jird^grade tMcher is • r twine launched froma circumstanccs and smack a' —"pardbyNASA. ~ . » dt^'.-.-..iTr—’t S d ^ om^ ‘ Southingtoi S ec tio n A Section C ^ ^ ["iun^lasseB' ?zial:iFbi^atdationx«rempny bBd'ilot') , beat ‘cm, enjoinine, ‘er kid or adult, caught with it. But she wonders if the ageiagency ever will try t has no legitimate use." Po- -W eather...... 2 Lhe':Meyar^fFstringers. Class: m w ■ ' ’he parade wjth corrodeitzed. Two motorcycle cops, thatwM, ■ Morgirgan watched the doomed launcunch fiom the “That’s all wonderful biit th at's p o t ' a neon-colorcd fusillade, 'M o r ^ said that it is syinfckrobolically impor- J<*nsonMl Space Centcr in Houston, whtAhereshewas this.ptogramm isi: all about," she said. sinthe-. -u i^ tjers — -and th ments — got spritze;r o a d . . t what bombarded by 0 n MMKIPPRV nearly ran o ff the rot m M u M m m m M

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B B C T T S I T O i National ten ii)eratu i& '| Idaho> forecastsI BHHIHBI Max :Mlh'Pip^^ M onday, Ja n . 29 le Accu Weather* fo r e c a sItfcrnoohi t fc Monday. Jan. 2 9; rrtcm Tor nd Mgh tc AlbuqiIbuQUorque 55 31- . 20:2 0 * \ lO f QgBandttopMttehije high Mmparabra tooM tar'iha day. AUanlitianlo 46 24 ...... Magic ValleyVi wtoo • . 34 31 .9 6 ' CAMUM Bostoi — — CT.— . Today cloud»udy and brisk with o chancee o f snow. Highs in hlcHQO 29 6 . J v s■iSr a B4 '3 5 . the lower 30s.Os. W est winds 15 to 25 mphlb with higher gusts. v 7 ^ . 49 -15 • .Tonight mostlystly cloudy with a chance ofsnow f i . Lows'in the M nMoIrwt 36 4 . i>»ii7« I a a s a a , 20s. Tuesdayy clcloudy and warmer with a gojood chance o f snow ^ Btrolt 25 16 .! or rain. H ighs» nearn 40. snotulu 61 - 7 1 .13 I V ,, juston . ... 69, , .32. • ...... WASH.- • • • Mowr dlanapdif - 33 • Iff . • : eSffi' E3i:tendeiled regional forecleast. V insasClty 45 . ^ ..... flw^iton i 20 .Wediio»d.yay snow likely. Mixing withith some roin w e st ■ x f l I Lows 15 to 25.25. Highs 25 to 35. ^ ■ Thursday iri ’ rriostly cloudy, with a gooid d chance o f snow. lami•ff- Beach 7 I 3 . I 69 ...... S:: Lows 15 to 25. Highs 20 to 30. ihvaukae 26 7 Friday mostostly cloudy with s chance! co f snow showers. innoopolla 18 -7 .08 • ^ MBB—;----- Lows 10 to 20.20. Highs 20 to 30.' wOrloona 58 • 37 / i; >! mYork 35 29 .;... ^ Wood RiRiver Valley tIahomoClty 56 • 81 ...... 80s)ST^ 1 OrMhi >pl*o|37» i . I Idaho Falls I 3( . Todoy mostl;)stly cloudy with a good chancuce of snow.,Highs pron PhoonIa - i l l i I * in the mid-20s.Os. T o n l^ t mostly cloudy .withth a chance of snow . gga... ,80.J O s - J ^ ■ . -PIttabuttbuiBh . 28 17, .07- i ;•• ^ r I . showers. Lowsws 10 to 15. Tuesday cloudy w • PortiontftlanXMa. 27 27 -.68 • with«800d^=l«"“ J3 • WUiU STATtONAJtr_____ ' J * o f snow. Highspis around 32. ise AeduWaalhar. Ino. Portlanirtland, Ore. 39 - 33 ,.11 — — ------ino 49 27 ..15 m s n • ’ iagl Treasurere Valley- L ^ S S GS)g 'E3I E3 s ' Louis 36 20 ; ___S a i l H« tow swowtffs * w .r-»rowMSm s Humma show . ice . swhy•..", . ao55r S aIt lt|j Lake City 41 30 .05 Today mostlirstly cloudy with scattered sno'low showers. Highs * T--T-J------' SonFhnR«ftd»co . 57 43 ...... in the mid-30s..-Os..-Soutbe^winds 5 to 15 mpljph.-Toni^i cloudy *^ ******" . _ g lu L j:______^_____ Soattlaattle. 35 ,27 .,.36 - A with a chancee oo: f snow. Lows in the mid-20jiOs. Tuesdoy cloiidy K M Spokarokane 16 9 WashInishlngton' 37 29 ...... tS B aSL luid warmer widwith rain or snow likely. HigHv.iran u n d 4 0 ; £Ss ;L^SSL££l £ CWM eiNOS S S Northernm Nevada Idaho:d: High,t 39 d e g r e » « C a l d ^ r ^te^c>.' Low, 8 degri^srirt^ u r d’Alene. Today becom:oming cloudy. A chance o f rairain or snow tate In Nation:}n: High, 80 at V tn B e a ^ ,,FFU-jUw, U 3Ibelowat Rosnu, MMinn: • ■ ■ i IC ______the day northil andai near the mountains. Brisrisk south winds in I------■ ‘ ■ I Forir Cllcurrent rood conditions, call Almanac ______theseese tnumbers: Boise, 376*8028; the afternoon.n. HighsI mid-30s to n e a r 50.0. Tonight rain or K ^ ^ M M M t t ^ Shoshloshone, 886-2266; Pocatello, - '■ Idaho Twin FallsIs r snow likely. BrBrisk south winds. Lows freirein near 20 to the 53-6724; Rigby 745-7278; . Max» hMln Pep Mux Ma: Mln Pep Uesday rain or snow likely. BrBrisk winds. Highs ' TUne'torto the Nalional W eather Servicrvice radio band ot VHF-FM 162.i2.4 or 162.55 M H Z Utahtah 1801-964-6000; the Elko, i BoIm 38i 272 .23 Yesterday 343* 24 .02 mid-40s to m«d-;iid-505. or call11423-4423. 4 Nev..BV.. Iana, 702-738-8888.. Burtey * 355 22 2 1 Ustyeor 53 5: 28 !.... . • Falrflold ffl1 nm ..... Nonnal 36 36 18 .03 Northernrn Utah . Gooding m. t m ..... preclpJtatlo b rm blows th ro uu g h c e n tr a l R oco c l d e 's Hagorman m i Jon Today Incrcaireasing clouds. H i ^ near 40.0 . Tonight cloudy, Snowstbi . CQ Lows mid>20s.Os. Tuesday cloudy w ith a chance cl of rain or . tdahoFslts 255 171 .14 'MonUitodBle: mid-40s. Chance of precipitatiiItlon 30 peicent on T ho As«Associated Press When the eo ld 'fro n t associat)ciated with the storm moved Jeromo 322 1 18 .02 Norniol mo. lo date t acro:ross northem Nevada, windnd jgusted to 84 mph at Eiko. Lewiston 37r :26 .01 Walor yoar to date:r ’ Pocatelld, Idaho. ' Mslad 363 223 ...... Nomialyeartodati nowstorm blev^ th ro u g h the central Rockies and Win'ind gusted to 70 mph near Poc Malts ' 37 : ^“J d a h o vweather sumnmary o n to thlie e PlainsI on Sunday, closinglg severals Colorado high- The Tl storm' was moving outIt intoinl the central Plains, close McColl m i comfort fae and snow also spread acrossss tlthe upper Midwest and onI tlthc heels o f another weatherher isystem' that wos spreading , AWC.ICI.W,w pressure system crossing th'tbe Panhandle and he Dakotas, M innesota, Iowa, . Pocatello 31I 2 20 .i s Humidity at nbon:n: 61 p e t uoiih central moim ountaiu wos expected to brirring another-1 to 3 irthwcst. light;ht snow across parts of the E Salmon 30) 1: 13 .01 BoTOmoterolnoon;on: 29.63 S indies of ncw soow.iino • ; ,, storm cut through the Coloolorado.mountains with Wi»isconsin and northern Illinois.lOis. . Stanley m r Elsewhere, lightl i g snow or fltirries will cohtiniinue with no signif- heavy sntsnow piopelled by w in d gustiusting to an estimated 70 A separate storm wns movingving across the Pacific North- ■ Sun Valloy mI rm ..... leant acctunulatioations expected. m ph, andmd a winlCT storm w arning; waswi posted for much o f westn t. producing snow showers!rs inir thc Cascades. Pocatello reporported 61*mph wind gusts early,!y.Suoday'momln^ the statp’itp’s high countiy. SrSnow was falling at elevationslions down to nearly sea level. Skywatch Afternoon witdes e across the sute were cloududy to partly sunny A 10-nD-mile stretch o f eastboundI ImcratateIni 70 near Avon. ■ withilh flakes rep o rted during; th

'-'if}': ■. f' r ------^ ^ Morlonday,' Ja n u ary 29 ,1 9 9 6 Tim•Im e es-N iw a, Twin Folia, Id ah o A -3 Nation i IduP*ont sttandofff end!s peaclefullyy 2 nuns> die, 2 w!!»■_ “-7,' ;ture." '■ APphimi Police, who had attacked in the ad cleared th e : A. Bechard Is led from : entrance to thc estoteItc hours earlier, three in an adja- IMark A. •picked up du Pont ata about 3:30 int. " th e poll'loiice station In :p.m. and took him tot hard 37, of Watondltrviile, IVIaIno, Saturday. ' 10 the policc sto- . od a history of 1 tion for armignment. irrcndcrcd with- The ycyellow brick chapcl in th is He arrived knecliniling in a black x)licc arrived. centralI M aine city is open daily to • : van, his hands handciidcuffcd behind . Mr. Bechard off the publict)lic for worship. and.nuns take !him. Wearing a jackecket advertising ing,” said policc tums keepceping vigil near the altar.. ?his world-class wrestliistling center and The coconvent's five other nunK > < , ;team, Foxcatchcr, anda running. ; a religious slot- were in1 seclusionsc and did not answ er ’’ ; tights, du Pont lookedIced dazed as on I. police said. calls SunSunday. A handwritten sign, officer grabbed himm byI the hand­ APph* “T his may be omto identify the toped to thc inside ofihe locked ' cuffs and lified him outoul ofthe van. S W A Tr teamt members take Johiohii du Pont to the NewlMrtown S q u are, P a., poliolice Station S u n d ay heinous crimcs everctcd by the fig* chopelI dcdoor said: "Chapcl closcd “He gave up peacefi.xfuUy.** Lt. Lee • a f te r hllhts arrest, encilng a twb-di»day standoff after he becameb a prime suspacia c t In a murder o n his I described that except for Mass. Pray for Qs.” ' Hunter said. Maine,” said spoke: .• e s t a t e9 gg ro u n d s. Causland soid The chapelchi is located next lo the ■ The capture ended a McCousland of the [] a suindofCthat Safety Department. Maine CrCriminal Justice A cadem y, policc said began Frid'riday aftemoon F o n t'si request n for sleep and thenen Madison’s Monipcliclicr in Virginia was an extremelyc> irying ond difli- He said police diinot soy if there where stastate and municipal officers with du Pont shoehooting Dave resumeded about 9:30 a.m. Sunday, — at midnight, cull siluatiialion.” motive for the otta ':. are trainedined. No one was at thc acade-! : Schultz, a wrestler I ;r living on du The standoff st capped a longtimene • Offieers.cut off didu Font's heat A retirtired FBI negotiator who evening at the coiird to drop the my nt thehe ttime. McCausland said, . Font's MUtc. slid e intiinto despair for the 57-year-ir* Friday night but dececided to keep lives inI theth area joined the negotla- Servants oflhc Blessctnds up, “and he M otherher Superior Edna Mary From the beginning,lg, policc insist- old duI Pont,Pi according to wrestlers,rs, other utilities conneciicied and reject- tions ut but policc rejected dozens ol The Roman Catlioliiicy told him to Cordozo.20. 6 8 . died of head injuric.s cd on negotiating instcistcod of oitack- acquaint!ntahces and relatives. ed the idea of attack:king while du other offeffers — from VIcmam vels, ished an evening i. pi Saturdayay inight at Kcnncbec Volley : ing for their own safet;ifcty: Du Font's Theyy said s du Font’s increasingly>ly Pont slept in hopess the situation relatives.s. friends and psychologists Saturday when the inls known to the Medicalol C Centervin Augusta. S ister . prowess with weaponsons opproaehes crratic behaviorbi included drug ondnd could end peacefully,', IHunter said. ~ for heljlelp. Hunter said, . thc glass_on a locked;hiped c in' their Mory JuliJulien Fortin, 67. died early : Olympic-level marksrksmonship and alcohol)1 abusei and a pcnchant foror Although negotiatorors encouraged In thce 1970s, I du Pont served as and walked inside obtoIS olso. known to Sunday/ ofo f multiple slob wounds to : he had an extensive\ arsenalor that ot corryingng weopons on his estate,:e. du Pom to tiy lo fix: his h boiler sys- an honoraorary mc'hiber of thc police o f thc wom in was at the facccc iand head, soid hospital • leas't at one tipic' includedii on alm ost osos ifhe expected an attock. lem, M allon rcpealcdldly dcnjed that forc^ eve:!ven teaching marksmanship chapel and the other th Mr. Bechard spokcsworwomon Moiy Plumer. ‘ armored pei^onnel caniairier. A fter;r ending< contact ot 9 p.m.,[)., police tried to lure himmout. ‘ • .to officercers at a high-tech indoor cent part of the conventid mental health A thirdird rnun was in stable condilion N egotiations that,t starteds eorly police sawsa' du Pont walking throughgh “He w as not trickeIced into going sho.olinglg range i he later, disassem- Mark A. Becha, adding that the ond the> foifourth was in serious condi- Saturday broke off ata t! 9 p.m. at du h is mansinsio'n — a replica o f Jamescs out of thc housc,” Mn/lalion soid. “ll bled. Waterville. who hadoluntarily com- lion Sundanday^ • i mental problems, sun-DSpital in 1994. Becharclord was chargcd with One out resistance when pol(c. count ofj f nmurder and other charges Thc ofTlcers “took ssedM Sacrament are expect*lected to be filed by the tirrie Gity saanction!IS of gay weddinags up f(br vote one nun he wos bcatin]rder. Their only he is arraijrraigned early this week, said" Chicf John Morris. is the spokesikesman. Hc was being held SAN FRANCISC0"(.3“(AP) — Lori — 1 ship,” SupSupervisor Carole Migden without: baibail. ' ' . ‘ Guidos and Cheryl DeaDeaner went to ■jjjjjjjM has said.. “It's 0 ^ ry 'S a n Francisco Bechard was using a City Hall, paid $3S andam received a fling.” ue lo beat the woman, f certiflcote that said Sa: Even a symbolic wedlock is O fficers refused to San Francisco religious figure depicti officially recognizedI themth as part* important,'M, Guidos soid.. ners. urine. "W e have notdng e Siamiiese twin ing it noted and for the n o r will we." McCt ' While they had thehe certificate, |^ ||||^ Yes, I stand up for m}/ pan- they watchcd heterosex Sunday, sexual couples il's o'ne more chink In theifli- Police also would n< get marriage licensess anda head for armor ofrinstitutionalized in homopho- condition was blood on il. critical cc civil wedding ceremonie ' bia,” shei sasaid. /ho Police.told Bechan^P ) - - A 16- survivol.I. hche said. “People gel a piecc:c of.paperc for . Guidoss anda Dconcr held their owntia- statue and put his handin criiical but Sarah amand Sarahi Morales were the marriage license andanc people get wedding; inii 1995 at the Unitarian• o f r 8sh o w th e ir m a tc h in gI wv edding formalize'ile'their relationships, milted to a mental hosjt's hanging in tors andI sustaff had reported that carry iio legal weight. V rings ancind their photo album'-lnI S;San Francisco. “CertainIinly we would rather have Hc would nol elaboraic.1 He said she Sarahi's heart he. appeared stronger A t Icast 3,000'unmarriarried couples, someihinglg that is legally binding, Servonis ofllie Bless MuchN of the and decideided that its oudicncc’s inter-- broadcast networks reocach wilh even ble murderler charges in October and American media’s relaticationship with est in thet)C former foolball star hass their lowcst*raled primimc-lime pro* continuess with v the wrongful deathB stiUim their audience is playccyed out in an waned. OiOn the other side are the: grams. Even by cablc: standards,s it suits filed:d against i him by thc yic* it! 1 ^ intellectual hail of mirrlirrors, where print andd t electronic tabloids, which1 represented only 7 pcrcecent o f BET’S tims'fomiH(lilies and estates. SAN DIEGO (AI substance is diflicult to distinguish say theirr rereaders and viewers remain1 potential audience and1 abouta half of Lorry Ferret, Pc news director of■vn doy-old giri was in from reflection and cau;ausality is at fascinated:d ‘with the cose.' what ESPN gets wilhI itsi National KCBS-TV'V in Los Angeles, said stable condition Su:i \t\ best an elusive quality. Both ha>have evidence they say sup*• Football League games.i. “there is definitelydcf a backlnsh. Thcrc” 8 her poronis planned i Ql | S | | | B f For example, the curreiirrent round o f po rts theireir conclusion. "I think the: “I thiiik these numbc3crs show the are peoplee whow ore just sick ofit.” thc infonl’s Siames could spend up to thiiO W H E RRE. •s intensive core. 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_rNationh • . . ' ^ainpaig^ ighb(o r s : I Forb^e s i s 1regiH W } f oongsuse BEDMINSTEIfER, N.J. (AP) — H S Steve Forbes coulould aiTord to fly o famous chef to< hi:hi. litical economistst JJude Wanniski. latter uxes, all they can do to '• The family is'is" so p riv ate th a t' ~stand'oulo u t in the field is pm laim to be-: - they-did not wantint to comment for | | | | H : fo for balancing the budget, more ‘ an article on theiheir lifestyle. Yet E S :utting taxes, more opposed to the heir to the.Po.Forbes publishing abortiontion. business is travelveling the county |yH || sten to former Tennessee Gov. these 3ays spendinding a chunk of ' L amar ar/ Alexander at a recent debate in his personol forturtune to make him- Southh OCarolina: “No one else here has self a householdId name — and a iaEBSii • ever ballbalanced o budget. I actually re- credible GOP camandidatp for presi- . ' :d our 0 state’s debt. ... I believe . dent. I nore likely to get it done.” . To the neighbor30rs, Forbes seems ||M H A nid d Texos ! Sen. Phil Gramm’s one— betterr reresponse: “I commit to balance . like a regular guy.ny- ■ ■ “H e ’s a very/ quietq man^ very K the bud£ludget... o r l’ih not going to nm reserved — youIU iwouldn't know j-election.” )mmentator Pot Buchanan on he was so wealtalthy,“ said Joe lion: “I would basically make this Romo, ow ner o>f f IRomo Books in' abortion: right to life a real cause o f my presi- neighboring For'or Hills, where dency.y. 1 would go to those right-to- Forbes sometimlimes shops for narches ... 1 would speak at those books on history,ry, currcnt events marches.hcs.” or the economy. id Senote Majority Leader Bob When he’s.dc.done with the Dole:: “I was honored about a month books, he often1 di donates them to ago to hove Mother Teresa coll me the township librabrary. said library tharthank me for my work in pro­ ..director Patriciaa Anderson, / who ng panial-birth] abonions.’’ 'has sp o tted Forbick Lugar Lu neatly summarizes the Not everyonele i who, com es In APfMp dllemnma: m : “AH of us in the race contact with Forbve ddaughters, ages 8 to 222, 2 scyon OroverCleveleland. There’re’s Forbes with Margaretiret looks for the goodi i deals.” said poUs, hiuhiu tried wilhout success to es- ‘ “H e’s Citizen Forbes. Fc Midp.- icing and wearing party hats,Its,” Forbes went to privatepr schools Thatchcher at 10 Downing St.,3t., Wanniski, who livives about a cape thethe pack by stressing national lot Joe DuPont,.hkcmng lil Forbes iniski said. in New Jersey and Massachusetts. N' ForbesI wv ith Pope John Paul 11I atal dozen miles aw ay in1 IMorristown. smy fam ily , recalled how h she and Secretar)ary Jack Kemp ahd formerner waitresses at the FrFrlendly*s'in governoimor mnning for president, so DuPont and anotnother pilot, Jack and liistory.his Forbes presented dollolls to Patricia U.N . AAmbassador r Jeone Kirk*rk* neighboring Bemarcirdsville con- I’m a I'littlelit different from all thoso Elliott, said If Forborbes* late father “ Steve te is quiet, reserved bubut Nixon when Richarird Nixon wos' potrick,k, taken at an “Empowerver firmed that Forbes is a eustiinicr’ Washingtington senators.” had had a problemem with the rim- once you y< get to know' him, he*;lie’s cam poigning in Ne•Jew Jersey In America*ca** gathering, but did not wish to) ispeak about ^ T h'»'s overlap among the candidates way extension, he would hove veiy friendly,”fr said Romo, wh■“ li;®sfl ;some voters blase. "They’re discussed it with1 them th personolly met hir dn’t Forbes wos 5 and WlVhitmon 6. Forbes to tc run for the presidency,cy, . 1‘They arc. very, veryvj wealthy I"™"lending because it’s all the same him os a customer. “I didn’ s they’re talking about,” com* , instead of sendinging 0 law y er to-, know who w he was until he used:d i a Whitman aoid Fororbes is hoppi*. concedesies the Forbes clan is not people but they doil’tI't put on airs thiilSS jll f ed Dexter Watson, an unem* to.wnship meetingsgs on< the plan. crcditt cordc one day — he usuallyally est when he’s with his hi family. your ordirdinary American familyily or anything',” said Jososeph MetcIs- P am ed 1 “Malcolm Forbesbes used this air- ' pays in “It’s always been'n a wonderful becausee o< f its wealth, ki, former m ayor o f tlIhiitoivnship ployedd n recent college graduate who in cash." lie’ll vote for Dole. "You take porl,” DuPont said,sld. “H e used to. Befbifore launching his presiden'len* co n trast In his lifefe," she ■' ' fly Elizabeth Taylilylor in here all tial can fo- “He's got these fabibulous homes reveal his h net worth, but rivalval 'dian house v a lu e ini„.990 »,s jwaytothe names and the faces, what Campaign. Steve Forbes fo- u have that’s different?” the time.” cused1 0on two things — his familjniiy all over the world andai he’ll play Fortunee magazinei estimated it; at $199,200. hief in that world one miilinutc, but he’s $439 milllillion. - “They seem like prettypr iormal h the exception o f front*runner But Steye Forberbes — or Mal- and lishis jo b as president and chiel and publishec Steve Fotbes. the' colm Stevenson FoForbes Jr. — is executi’Itive oH icer o f Forbes. Inc.c. happiest when he’s homh e with the But thelhe family likes doing whathat people.” . . other famamilies.do, Wanniski said.d. ^ Youngest daughtei canoidates are clustered in the. not his father, tho:hose who know Butt politicsp wps always.a pas*las- girls.” digits in most polls. the fqmily agree. sion: AAs a. child he'held mochDck Memorabilia d ispsplayed at the “They:y like1 going to the movies,es, plays Little League ar :o the bookstore, going outDut - iy attends the yearly S ependent pollster Andrew Ko* While the seniorior Forbes held electionions for his stuffed animals,als. Forbes campaign headquAtersh going to lid the similarities in the candi*. f lavish parties at his estate, often His the:hesis at Princetoh Universi-rsi- here include frameced pictures of for pizza,sa,” h esaid . T ' telski said! “I’ve beer a s , . iave no maid, cook or live-^e- been seen at M cdonalaid's.” P‘“platforms will naturally lead to inviting Taylor, theth only party ty, whe'herb he graduated in 1970>70 Forbes with varioujus dignitaries hey hav a perwnaonality-based and ultimately. negative - , ^ _ “Theseesc can d i£ it^arc going to be l A l o l distinguisiSVished more from one anoth.er LV/JUU on person■sonol characteristics than on is* Experirts say pel»Iiticians’ ~ Buchaman settts sightsI on judi< sues.” salsaid Kohut. Already there are J name*callcalling television and radio ads ing "Senator Straddle” (Dole) action!IS are likee c h i m p s reforirn, anti-aibortioiiII siippoirters a“'„r‘^4“Mudslinging Malcolm” (Forbes).s ). .Knight-Ridder Newiews Service ' chimpanzn puzzling human cam- NASHUA, N.H. — Republican euchnnanion said states should propospose Buchanan makes the: casec that Seiute that comesmes from his previous presi* primary campaignn rivals,ri a lot o f paign ritu•ituols. presidential hopeful Pnt F Buchaniui a m en dments. e and that they shoulould Majority Leader Bobb 1Dole and Texas dential I biibids and his role as Republi* . blufTmg, conspiriniring and coali- Why,’, for( exam ple, arc politi* ,I says the law should IctCt voters review take eno?re<;t if,ratified by three-fourthirths Sen. Phil Gramm doI notn deserv'c sup- can ieadeiOder in the Senate. But m her rr------—tion-building gocft-<:s-on,-says pri— -cians tir'dir'cle.ss hand.<>hakcrs?------■i'certain'Suprcme Court'tt'dccisiora arid - o f t h c -tates ^ t ______------port from anti-abort•rtion voters be- canvassiissing-In-New Hampshire, - matologist Frans5 ded Waal, au- Chimpmpnnzees often solicit states adopt constitutiJtional amend- B uchailanan said that change wawas cause oftheir votes td confirm Prcsi- M o n ier:r ffinds thot voters see only V* th o ro f“ Chimpanzer approvol of necessorary because Congress waswo dent Clinton’s Suprcmm e Court picks, quirky difdifferences among the candi* Chimpanzees,;, 1like politi* accordirling to dc Waal. Body Congress. denying5 nmajority will by refiisinglg tot And while praisinglg the anti-abor* dates —— isuch os Alexander’s f o l ^ . cians, give off anin i aw ful lot o f contactt between bi leaders and foi­ The commentator pIipIans„to outline opprovp: ““limits on its powers suchih asa tion views of longsh;shot candidates rcd-plaldaid shirt — not substantive noise and sufferr lotsIc o f para- lowers isls important to primates, his judicial refomi idea:a s in a Monday "fe°>lleded for in the balanced budgedget Alan Keyes and Ca'alifornia Rep. ones. “ThiT he voters will not be oHe (o . noia, he says. TheyIiey are careful he adds,s, and i handshakes are the speech to the conscrvavative Hcrilage n *limits amendments.” . RobM Donum, Buchahanan argues that tell thes didiffcrcnce between the Dole not to flinch wheihen attacked, mqst res|espcctoblc form of body Foundation in Washiilinglon. In his „ ta pronem oting his reform packagesge. splining the ‘bright toto life'* vote will- flat tax( ar and the Forbes fiat' tax even — • • They avert their eyesey w hen up contactt American i leaders can prepared text. Buchananan rcilcralcs Buctiaiuman will make the case thattth thi e hurt t^e cause, and thallat he is the "pro- though1 it’it’s an important difference ' . to something sneal^aky. according solicit, ahd expands upon seivcveral proposals Supremele Court htis lost touch witlwith life” candidate with; thetl best chancc and w e’vee’ve got jiist 30 days to get it . to de W aal, and store sti steadily Why.. id finger-pointing a dis* he has made during theth 19967am- everydayny Am ericans oiid was rourou- of winning the nominanation. honed,*’"M M onier said. when in sincere anuhtets. funH ofsymc bdlle Why is rpolitical power sexy? remove the • requirerement that Congress approve propox>sed constitu- WTHWIHI '' .actions and cues,, thattha resemble Dominanant chimpanzees get ;'7y'(nma rm bepMiOMi.. - ’/-.'i ;i^^dcrTfolIower hayioE ^ p o g . most o f thethesex. tional amendments Iwfefore.they are 90lJ sent to' states for ratification. r ■ _ J PARKCENTER • 8TH STRERECTMARKETPIACE* BOtSETaTOWNE SQUARE •TWIN faus; : • ■ ._ i _ _ :______' , VV., Monc>nday. Ja n u ary 2 0 .1 0 9 6 TImosmos-News, Twin F a lla ,'Id a h o A-6 Nation I Doctoirs pondeler new I colon ccancer scscreening S NEW YORK (AP)’) — Sometime a mojoror ddiseose.” says Dr. Sidney . this spring. LeonardI Goldstein( dhd WinawcriVcr of Sloon-Kettering, who ' his wife will drive twok-o hours to Ncw chairs a o nrecently formed committee ^ 3 York City for on exa:1cmonal Sloan- Veteransms 4AfTairs Medical Center:in H Kettering Canccr Centnicr, he will Uc Oregon.I- ■ H on his left side< . Winawcr and ■ —ond drift off into------k»ha Liebcrman. - H - 0 drug-induced “ We c o u ld se e tl acknowledge ■ haze. Tken, a eradication ( of colonco that the ideo of H doctor feeds a . c a n c e r p using colon­ tube about as oscopy as a H wide as a.finger — Dr. Sidney Winainaw er, screening tool is into his rectum „ • premature now, p. .../'■ ■ "-I H - and, gradually, Sloan-KetterIterling ond that it faces H Ihrough the C ancer CenterCei several hurdles. H length of his ^ ■ But W in aw er’s ' H colon. committee, spon- ■ If Goldstein slays olcilcrt enough, hc sored byly fivefr national ^ u p s o f med- H miglit watch on o videdeo monitor as ical speciaeciolists, is designing a mas- the comera ,at the tipip of the tu b e sive studyudy oflhc idea and .trying to H threads its way through;h Ihc labyrinth, find someme financingf for it. H The exploration will tahlake 20 minutes. Colonosinoseopy is a standard proce- H or more. Then, afterr ssome time to dure usedscd now when doctors hove H rccover from the drugss iand a debrief- some reasoeoson to suspect colon canccr, H ing by his doctor, he'llIgo g home. like bloodood in the stool or a strong H "It’s really nothing, ithe procedure, family’ history hi of iihe disease, H is nothing," soys GoldstiIstcin, 70. a vet- Goldsteincin gets | a colonoscopy every " cron of such cxoms. "T‘There is really two yearsars becausc1 his fother died of APtMa no poin, no nolhing.” colon cano:aneer and his brother and sis- - Kenny Kramer, 52,i2, the slightly twisted protot]^pepr for TV’s populajiar ‘Seinfeld’ character,r, boards a bus In NewV YYork over the week- Many more Americricans may bc ter hjvc'c hodh; potentioily dongerous end for the 'Krameiner Reality Tour' finding that out for themselvesili in polypsremoved rcm from their colons, yeors to comc. if anin idea being Colonosinoscopy has been shown to " explored by a small groroup of doctors reduce: conccr ci rates. In 1993. ^ lakes root. Winawcr/er andi colleagues reported I The specialists arc pot>ondcting a rad- that wher/hen people got repeated A n d [ n o w :i T h e tK r a n v e r T o iu r ’9 6 ^ ical change in Ihe wa;/ay people arc colonoscc)scopies and had polyps % • screened for colon andI nrectum cancer, removed!d duringdi the procedure, their called colorectal cancncer, which is colorectaltal canccr i rate dropped by at M o d e l ' ffor c T V showV character ciashes a in o n t r i p a r o u n d ]NM a n h a t t a n expectcd to strike 133,S(.500 least 765 percentpe during six years of Ihis year and kill 54,900.)0. observolicotion. Most o f the benefit NEW YORK (Al(AP) — It is, wa^ moplore a journey inlo the surreal,al, fans. We’n: fans o f all ofem.”o Kramer • hihimself was five minutes Currently, for most: ppeople, heallh came fron'rom the first colonoscopy, according to the realI KiKramer, art tmi- minglinging actual Manhattan locations>ns Lehrman was one bf several peo- laic, duckieking Ihrough a door at the'*}® outhorilics suggMt perieriodic screen- Winawcrcr sard.si ‘ tnling’nrt imitating lifelife. Twenty-five with fictiictitious characters and eventsIts pie who callcd Kramcner’s'toll-frce John Housouseman Theoter in a style ings — testing s^ppl fo^j^hidden blood That’s’s 0o longI woy from saying lhal . people, at $27.50 a poppop, agreed. that onljnly occurrcd on a C alifomlia ia number and were sh0= after age 50. 15 yearsrs fromft ihc lime a so-called 10 hear his take on th(the show’s take eatery rurun by the “Soup Nazi”; andnd “My father callcd thc[ie number, got Coats pullulled over their faces O'"or Here’s thc new idco:a:-a oncc-in-o- “adenomalcTialous” polyp appears to the on life in Ncw York City.Cii the Eastist Side YMCA, where Jerryry Kramer, and passed mene the phone," newspopcn)crs hiding their profiles. lifetime colon exam likeke Goldstein’s, time it[ causes ca cancer advanced Your host: Thcic 5 2-year-old met KeitIeith Hernandez. said Manchester, who’s's assembling a “No con:ommcnt!” ihcy shouted ot perhaps around oge 55.:j. If your colon enough toto create c symptoms, Kramer, who livedI acacross the hall Real 1 pplaces. Bogus incidents. All^11 video library of everyry “Seinfeld" the media,ia. is in good health, thot exam,c: called a With such sue 0 long delay, a person from “Seinfeld” co-co-crcator Larry narraiedxi 1by the actual Kramer, whosetse episode. “Hc was nice, justj told a lil- Thc tourour begon with a talk from colonoscopy, would bebi the end .o f found polyp-free pol) moy well die of David for 10 years. DavidDa based the past emmployment.history includeses tie. bit about thc tour." thc tourr guideg inside the theater, your colorectal conccr■ sscmening. By somethinging else before there's much ^ ^ TV character played/ed by M ich ael' makingg jewelry, managing.a reggaeae Kramer played hostst to a pair o f which sitsiits just around th e corncr . one estimate, that woulcuid be the case chance: that th; 0 new polyp would Richards on.his peculiculiar neighbor; bond ancnd doing sumd-up comedy, sold-out bus trips on SSaturday and from thee hHell's Kitchen apartment for three o f every four people.pc appearand and have enough time lo kill with the show now-,in’-.in seventh sea- The pnprospect of touring Manhattanan Sunday; the weekend totours are fully building ,wl where Kramer still lives, . Doctors hope thahat one-shot through canccr.can son. Kenny shamelessessly decidcd to with KroiLramcr lured an cclcctic cre>v,w, -booked for the next monanth. ■ A nervervous Kromcr barred the colonoscopy can go be;)cyond finding Winawcrtwer soid thc best age for a cash in. includin{ing a suburban coupic cele-e- The entire plan reckcked o f the TV media fronrom his maiden voyage, and concers eorly and shariorply reducc a singjc exan;xam hos not yet been deter-' Thc real Kramer — who bears a brating5 theirt> 30th anniversary and a Kromer’s kooky getet-rich-quick saidbcforelsrehand that he was plonning"8 person’s chance of gcttinting the disease mined. Other Oth< experts say it may take slight physical resemiemblance to his Marylancand college student obsesseded schemes, and it featurered some nice on wingin;;ing the junket — a move ..ololl. more thanlan one < colonoscopy to pro- television self (alt^othough the pair with thesle show. Kramer-esque touches, vety muchch ini character, “We could see the cieradicotion o f vide occcpu:epioble screening, although il never met until 35» c|episodes were “Wc : \ watch religiously everyry ' Tbe tour bus parked ilillegaUyi ratOr 'There ev was actual writing, actual'?* colon cancer in Westernm countries os might bce needednc only once a decade. • done) — had been 'an enigma until Thursdaylay," said Alan Lehrman, wholo inisccnt of a “Seinfelfeld” cpisod^'^rcheBrsing,ng, bui I’m not going to do going public this wecli'cekcnd with the was marieuidng three decades with wifefe where* Kramer persuadedes George to any o f thathat." he pitimised. “I wouldlid ^ A misnamed “Kramer RealityRei Tour.” It Carol. “But “E we’re not only Kramer park in a handicappcced spot. And muchprcfcicfcr to be in the moment.” 13-yearr-old leadds police Ecologgist: C n•owlike hbirds in^vent, usse tools on chas36 in schooolbus - that crows and their rehrelatives— 103 species of Chicago Tribune their needs: bird? drop>p ;mussels and other hord- J f TABOR CITY, N.C,C. (AP) — A . Woosterrsaid. sai shelled prey on rocks■s tto crack them open; seaa ' ravens, magpies, nulcrilcrackers, jackdaw s, jays )'rous tool users. 13*year-old boy took ofofTin a school ' He tookook the bus from South , . Adding to. a sizzlinsing debate among scientistsists otters float on their bacbacks and use their belliess and rooks — arc vigo'ro 3US High School, n ear his Florida scrub jays,i, forf instance, have been bus and led police oh a ichase, trying Columbus over' whether animalsials can think, an ecologist(ist like tables, pounding cncrabs with rocks, to run patrol cars off ththe road as he • home intl TaborTi City, about 1 a.m . reported Wednesdayly thati crows on the Southnth By such definitions,is, every time a bird pickss observed selecting sire•Irong forked branches as y. The keys opparently were American crows pound on,jj '« drove 90 miles through;h pans o f two Solurdoy. T ■Pacific island o f Ncw!W Caledonia( routinely fash*sh- up a twig to build a nesnest, it is using a tool. Butt ' vises for tough nuts..Af le bus. > acorns ^ilh' stones heicleld in their beaks. Crows stotes. left in thc bi ion leaves and twigsigs into hunting tools thatfiat crowlikc birds — know;own as corvids — not onlyy The youth drove as fafast os the bus Police: followedfo) Ihc bus inlo South eerily resemble the earliestcar human stone tools,s. _ sometimes pull up ice-f:e-f1shing lines to the sn’t try Ip fly away with il, would go* which isn';n’t very-fast - Carolina0 ondan down lo Myrtle Beach, Thc crows make andan< use two different types bait or catch. They don’ t turned bock toward Nonh ‘I think th e>y’re y every bit ' indicating they are! awore'thota' thc food Js is ■ bccausc "North Carolinala 1school buses where it ,tui o f lools — a hooked:d twigt that they strip o f its have mechanical speedI limiters.I Carolina.'B.' • . ' hooked. bark and yegctationI arand a tapered, barbed leafegf . as sm a rtt asi chimps 3US eventually tum ed into a •‘T h e y 're an amoziiizingly bright bunch ofjf "We went 46 mphlh the w h o le The .bus — to pry and teajeroefout grubs and other prey and sosorlllas.^ . •n time," said Tabor City policep Officer drivewayly ala West-Brunswick High from trees and logs;;s; according to Gavin R. • birds," said Russell1 P. F Baida, of Northern ’ in Flagstaff, a leading L.D. James. “ But I’ll. titell you, that School in in Shalloite, S about 30 miles Hunt of Massey Univniversity in Ncw Zealand,id, — Arizona University ir ist of Tabor City. The gate — Russell P. Baida,' researcher into the sociijciol bchovio'r o f the crow^ boy could drive that thing.thi He w as southeast c who published his ftifindings in the scientific was closcdsed so the driver parked, set , ■ Notthem1 ArizonaA Unlverelty family. crazy." journal Nature! ,3 At some points duringng thc middle- the emergecrgency brake and stepped ' . Although laboratory3fy toles o f crow craftinessSSS ' " ' “We think they’re-e every< bit as smart as By studying them, we may,y . of-the-night chase, the: youlhy tried to out ofthenc bus.bi \ abound, Massey’s waa#as the first report of suchich use tools, they invent thithem. chimps and gorillas. By :n he come ofT that bus. he : be able to learn about3ut the essence o f being,g ' run pairol cars off thc5 rroad, driving ’ “When h complex toolmakingJ behaviorb< in the wild, According to Hunt,It, crow tools hnvc three liling and laughing,’’ James I social, and how that ga>gave rise lo higher intelli-j. from side to side, ond drovedr with the was smilin For centuries, thee abilitya to make and useise novel fcatyrcs: *‘They’r, BritishI ethologist Janene thc stone and bone — uling cultures datingI pBufTl wouldiTt surpr DRAF]>ERY ll It chimpanzees also fashionon back perhops a m illionn years.y Ncw Zealand is thc; oronly country in the world Goodail showed that cl IWS, so Hunt had to study f .. twigs, insert them fntoTnt termite mounds,'pulljll The similarity impresjressed Hunt. “Crows havoV lhat doesn’t have crows lick ofT the insects like: &■a* achieved a considerableble technical capobility int them in Ncw Caledonia.nio. an island group about er Now To Have them back .out and lie rthcast coast 6 f . IlHi ^ W Orden pojpsiclc. Tfaat^ she airgucd, ^ was toolmaking. their tool manufacture: andai use," he said, 900 miles off the norlhi draperies In Your* Save been shown;to devisese ' Is it due to intelligenctncc? Instinct? Both? Tool use by the Ncww Calcdoniorf( crows hod II fil'' iu W $ince'thei% apes hav Ilally os far buck as 1972. and use a variety of wood and stone tools.Is. The.debate rages ovetver cognition in animals, been reported anecdotal ne This Spring! Other animals adaptIt ssimilar behaviors to suitjit But the new report add^dds to mounting cvidencc; but Hunt set out to docuiicumctit il. Episcopal1 resolution:i: Suicide Californn ia zoo offei;rs animal for terminilally ill ‘mor)ral choice’ ■ . C U S T WMMADE sex to u r for V ikentitine’s Day HANOVER, N.J. (AAP) — The BishopI JohnJc Shelby Spong, thc Episcopal Dioccse of Newark-N has \ leader, o'the f th 40.000-membcr dio-° i n G Ui I r o w n SA N tA ANA,'CnICniif. (AP) — spccics, PoPerovich said, I an odvocatc of assisted urator'and veterinarian - • deemed suicide morally[y acceptable cese and at It's anianimal loyerk-cr’s ultimate . The cun laid thc time has comc for^ w o r k r ol c o m , w i t h who guidede the tour offer no guar- under some circumstaninces. intcn- suicide, said fantasy."' )m longtime religious foithsfa 10 "redefine whot* norous iguanas antees th;that.animals will be tionally departing fron "• prices soI low1 y ou'll * .. For those into amor doctrine to encouragee a national life means.”s." or hot two-toed slothijths, the Santa amorous.. EBut if they are, visitors Dccorator/COTSultont • ding its 2nd are in forr aian eyeful. ’ debate in the chureh. . 'The suicilicidc resolution will bc h a v e m ooney left! » 'Aha Zoo is holdin A mojority of the 20(00 delegates t II Annual Sex Tourr Inir honor.of Take thrpcr-They*rc-airbom e, - — iivc-pfttn;' In" iguc,'~TTe~soid:— ;------To"8erthcTnbodrcbichampiogncHs-r-but-letharg lution said, hanging faface to face from their such cases, the rcsolu ;r want to sec thc church served. . assisting suicide was al;also m o p lly "It's'funi it’s intenteresting, and front legs. le of death ond not life." f DRAPERY! le green iguano is a rough ' acceptable. everyone blushes,”” zoozi spokes- And the { le does it say . The Episciseopol Church, which has t-ich said. Romeo. HiiHis partner often ends up “Nowhere in the Bible A a n d , } womao Leslie Perovicl that (here is, a .value to suffering about 2.5S nmillion U.S. 'members, It'slihseducatlonallal | program to snatched1 aiand bitten. . ' II it is morally w rong tb ^ INTERIOR.^ our costs $15, which ■ simply for the sake of f :sufTcring,’’- holds thai i exptaiD'the mating haihabits o f ani* • The tou :e Falkowski' • take a hui;mutnan life in order to relieve live efforts by includes chchampagne ond o conti-> said.the Rev. Lawrencc m u8 rad reproductive of Holy Trinity Churc:rch in West suffering cacaused by incurable ill* zpbs'Jtb preserve'. er endangered ncntal brealc a k f^ . ■ . Orange. ness. ion .■ ,.:KU Otheigr v iew s Accc^ountabiliity Act brrings- ■ 'I I ■ t n s f smillies to WOI)rkers, bo!9 s s e s “ ) n n * [I One ofthcfirsfirst acts o f thc Rcpubli-i- authority establishedi byb Cotigress to “ can Congress ththat convened last yearu" oversee thc new "law,V, was■ candid in was thc passageIge of the Congressional.>1 . refusing to grant legisigislators any spe-- .r Accountabilityy Act,t which applies to0 cial privileges; Thee CCongressional *' I C ongress 11 lawlaws governing employ­ Accountability Act “w;“was intended ... 1 i i - mcnt practiccses that,apply to everyy to require Congress to experiencei tbe ^ other employer'cr in the country. Thce same compliance burcurdcns faced by Q new law becam'amc cflectivc on Tucs-:• other employers so thathat it could moie ^ day. fairly legislate in thisI area.”ar H " " ■■■J For years, CaiCapitol Hill employeess There followed reatr;ams of material, including policilice, m ail pet’soni^cl,, about.'Special rules; for'fc pages - to' cafeteria workerkers and others not di-- guard against “oppres:ressive child la- rectly involvedd iiin thc legislative pro-- bor” - how many houn•urs law-enforce- cess have compTiplaincd bccause they1 ment officers may woiivork in any 28- have not had theiic protection of fair-la-- day period and which;h i m em bers o f a . bor-standards lavlaws, family- and mcd-- legislator’s personalII i s ta ff m ust be H , ical-leave guaraiirantecs, anti-discrimi-- p aid overtim e. nation statutes; anand other laws thal ap-- . Most members of CongressCo would mM ply in thc private/atc sector and to otherr probably tell you thatt tl they are. fair to public employeeyccs. Now all that has3 their employees and dodo nol discrimi- ^M been changcd; nate against or scxuall;ally harass any- H i Thc ncw lawiw w ill, o f c o u rs c , bc; o n e o n staff. B ut n o w' thoseth assertions welcomed by thcth workers afTected.. cqn be challenged infl administrativea But there will1 alsoa undoubtedly bc; hearings at the Officee o f Compliance ‘ . Irriaejginc, living u»under a dictatoorship for m on> re t h a n smiies of satisfiisfaction in corporate5 or in court. ______-orty hours a w1 1Taxing District that would not have beenI paidpa had Jerome -D n i] w ould bebe ironic and rad to deny gujur most The man owrowns the property;, let him de- mit that would eventualtually allow for a hy- - >. ug free is the way to go : County not b ^ n includedd irin the district. InI Decejiiber, The Titnes-NeVews piib-' ^IncrabUible'young.people the samee ]protcc- velop it. To tbothose who object, I say: Who dropdwcr dam to bfi builtbui at Auger Falls on -r ailable 'to adult insdtutions,I, 1speak- is telling youu whatw to do w ith youra? / cording to a recent . This.subsidy is th^am otmJit t (over and above lished:d tflront-page article on1 ReoR Jim the Snake River. Accon what Jerome Coun^ would□Id have paid for Keinp vhich: I propose our legislatatorealso M O N TY MONTGOMERYMO Times-News orticlc, SeiSen. Cmig went on to ^ ipton’s concept for legislatS l ^ s s i s t in s Of whi full-time student tuidon asu ppaid by our school>ols in identifying in-schoo:ooldruaof- developI a a framework to require dmnig-free WendeU explain that his responsonsibilityasaU.S. sena-^ neighboring ■; countics o f Go

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F r e e U ' /lotorola Phh o n e JVtandiela sterrn m tlilF arraklihan J s e O f A M JOHANNESBURG,\G, South Africa (AP) -p President NeNelson Mandela lecture^ Nation of>f iIslamileadcr ■ ni Louis Farrakhan1 oon tolerance Sunday, saying SouthIth Africa rejects . racism and sexistnI and'reveresar alt religions. Vl in u t e s Farrakahn, o ftenn c< ritic iz e d for 9 0 F r e e ^ making remarics consiihsidered antago- nistic towards whitelitcs, Jews and womeiu^was'conciliatiiiatory. following.. . his 30-miDUte privath'ate m eeting .at h Mandela's, home. ------«An^.ofrTthc-priiirinclples -thot— 4 President M andela ha:bas outlined we agree with-totally,'ly.” the black " F Dist^incf: Muslim.,leader tolcold reporters^, Free Long I “Islam ; is. A^religion[.which, < w: ifpmc- H K S ticed..disalIow8 racialsialism, racism, . ■ ■ Q I n y e A r e a C od e ' . iqjustice, ^ram ty andid coppression.” Y o u r H o m e M andela said, he- ooutlined “the ...... • ■ -" > ■ fundamental principliples on which our policies are basedMl and on which i I African President Nelsoison Mandela, right, toldId Nation o f f - we are trying to buildild a ncw South S o u th A V * Afnca.” Islam leleader Louis Farrakhan,n, isecond from .left, oftlth e Impor* | \ a month The discussion foilfollowed worn- tance olo f to le ra n c e d u rin g a 30*30«minute m eeting Sundid ay . I ings by South AfrAfrican while extremtstB and' thethe ^hite-led . Mandeljela has called on blacks andnd divisions also couldI beI bridged In . National.Farty thatit 1 Farrakhan’is whites to come together since whiteite the United States, FaFarrakhon said . ■ three-day visit could1 stset back social minorityy :m ie ended with his elec*:c> the key in SouthI Africa was o years ago. Asked if racialial Mandela’s leadership.>. reconciliation in SouthIth Africa. - .tion two : !. R ep o rt: INNobel Prize-^■vvlnning poloetBrodslc:y (Ues. It S i m p l e . C MOSCOW (AP) —— Nobcl'Prizc- ‘great’ in his lifetime,” Kiselyovov . humon autonom y,” said si Brodsky, Stop by our convt s T h at d ■below and we'll get you/OU started. ;; wipningfpoet' Josephph Brodsky, o soid. who taught h im self EnEnglish. i J Russian tbcile who bccaecam e poet lou- 3 ro d sksky } wrote both in his nativevc Brodsky, who wasIS Jewish, was >nvenient location listed reate ofth e United Statetales, died in his R ussiant aiand in Engtish.'In additionon constantly in confliflict with the ___ ^ ______1665 BI 1 Twin Falls. ID -83301 - — sleq>-Stmday1irMew-Vr Yoricr Rta ^ im T 'to' pOftt tty, y h'd w.rolc plays, essaysvg 'Soviet'authorities. television said; , . and criticiicism. to 1964, he w as sentntenced to five Blue( liakes Blvd. North(208) ' 736-2027 i - years of hard labor- ini the Arctic The brief itein ^ n lt( ncc^aid-American' poetiy (208) 7 3 6 -2 0 2 2 Fax (: respected.weekly news | ^ Circle region of Arkrkhangclsk.on Ipcd him survive years of what Kiselyov descrcribcd as,“the ■ -not i^ve a sourcc for the Ition in'the Soviet Union ' B r o d ^ ,' 55, sufTeret^ T m h art absurd charge" o f pararasitlsm. GC CELLULE,. ,.ny Kl..lyov ade me an American long^8 . •, Ih a 1987 intervieiew with The . troubletibost Yevgen arrived on these shores.” XD M M N ET^C e ^ c s a ii',: Associated Press, Bro(•odsky sofd the . rHo Was the onlyf RRussian poet “Americirican poetiy to me is a sort.irt. experience made him m ore' whi^.iifut^e^'the ri^It t t(to be called a , o f relentljitless, rion-stop’scrmon onin , resilient “in every possissible woy.” A^0 mngS^NSweTTsTTwIn Falfs, Idaho HonSiyTJit , Ja nuary

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'4NA0 ^ 0 soleIdiers die. e I: , - in bicioodiest (day yet R e b)u ild ]lin g lSosnilia SARAJEVO,, Bosnia-Herzego*B thatIt in.addilionii to the POW relcosleases, W a r , C’om ( m unist leegacy leaye'fsnia’s former battle* there;re have been swaps that coi field foes claimeded Sunday .they hiad amoulount to “ethnic cleansing." T U Z L A . Biosnia*Herzegovlna o h emptied their jailsils o< fall POWs, In a 'Th cheniical worksX hopes that the end |ffil ir.vv . . ' ' . ... wos grazed on thele neckn by a sniper’s ^ e weekend w spoke of severe m: , ofw arwill ^Hovow him to begin pro- o f .b u lle t. The 28-;l8*year-old from treatmItm ent by iheir captors, . ducing big*t?mc. ■ Greenwood, Miss.,IS., retumed lo duty Sefiefik Ademovic, 42. stood1 r«rfc ' How Bosniat breaks fc this cjrcle o f several hours later..:r.. lomlylly amid a tumultuous welcotcome idleness largelyly will .determine its M a r NATO'said il waswt investigating, accor:orded many o fth e releas< J economic futureire. The govemment ^ but Bosnian Serbb armya officials in MusHislim prisoners by relatives in t > privatize the econo- ffSj t hod before the ^ ^ r ^ . Ilidza said they knacnew nothing o f the front*nt*line Sarajevo suburb shooting. Dobriisrinja. was smoke-belcIching. Comrriunist- BX ! It was the biggestest death toll o f any AdeLdemovic lost saw his wife• nnd ai era''heavy Indusustry. Even without H H single day oflhe NATO'led mission, twoI children cl on July 11, when•r heI region’;n’s posf-Communist B B ' f counlries hove hadh: only mixed sue* -'B M »ncc it began Dec.Dc 20. B efore fledI ththe U.N. base ofPotocori, a fc y iid a y , there wereere'35 iniured and miles F iif unloading ththose assets. ' ■ « es north of Srebrenica, a fe st 2OO,0Qfi dead o r I f f i feiir dead,includinging a British soldier hoursrs Ibefore the eastem enclave- f« With at least vub killed himself.If toScrlcrbs.’ * missing and milliiilions off^ople'dis- H }or force iio longer ^ | jMcanwhile, withth hundreds1 of war A. fcfew days later, he was captunmrcd prisoners releaseesed SatCirdax, it by Serbs Se and moved from or fits the economy,ly. Instead o f skilled V ' appeared that most. < workers, m anyI iof the jobless are 1 ist. o f those in cap- prisonon to another. .w’iU) few inMustrial ' tfily before the weekendwei had bem Adeidemovic said Ke and others we • rural refugees chance to gohome. , 9 SR free. V clubb:)bed and kicked in their Sei ■ skills ond.littlech *' rCroats'and Musli In mony areas,is, there’s no work- A jslims freed pbout prisonon in Khezina in eostem Bosnit < lo. I__I 3B0 prisoners onn Saturday S at the “OnDne o f them took a knife nnH ar ploce to go back t ___J arc a.bil better In APphMB S ^ je v o airport, a. neutra]n site com- sliced;d :my face," he said, stroking•JL - Conditions ai monly used for suesuch releases. On long si ® Tuzla, hcadqyart(rters for.U.?. forces krem Idrlzovic looks aroiiround a room In his homme that he fled In the SaiSsrajevo frontline neigh* ( scar on his left cheek. “I wi ■ in the NATO-Icled .peace force >n ' - . Siinday, 74-wcBecoriconfirmed released neverit 60c cipse to death; I thought 6'^* * Bosnip. Front linincs were relatively orhood of Stup Sunday.y. DuringI the war, his hoilome fell on the'BosnlanIan Serb side of the by the Serbs andnd eig h t b y ^ h e would:Id not survive that night." ic government-held city’ty’s line an d w a s u s e di aias a sniper's nest BosrsnIan troops took up poipositions on the other Bosnian govemment.cm. Adeidethovic said his imprisonmei • distant from the area sidd e o f th e 'stre e t. A Bosnian Scrb^b spokesman said otheru:rwise. passed without haras: But thot hos crcireoied onother com* iherelcosc.of onothcither 74 outside of tnent.It. Several others release™ plication — thee World Bonk esli- These World Bank estim ates;s that I postal and telephplone servicc arid "Theyhey count on me and my work, Sorajcvooccountedl rdTor all Serb-held Sundayday said they were treated coi mates that k-efugigees have swelled Indusiustriol output in 1994 was1 5 per-] energy production,I. ' and hey’rethey walling fpr me to make POWs, but the Reded Cross( could not rebtlyy i:in Serb prisons. rom T^|a’spopiiIatio,ion by about 50 per- centnt ofi 1990’s level, 90 percencent o f International lend'nders have identi* somemoney," mo he said, immcdiately.confirmirm that. Thoi[lousands of people froi the: populationp is a t least partly pai fied retraining for' demobilizedd sol* Thee only oi work available would "There are still pecpeople on the (Red Srebrnirenica remain missing, many c Before it fellII opart beginning deperpendent on humanitarian aidud and diers as a pnority.y. But little con* pay icrhapsperh $30 a month, slightly (Jross) list o f 900 whowhi ))ave nol been them b 1 believed executed and.buric with the secessiclion o f Croatia and morc)rc lhan three-quarters ofo f the C rete has been forthrthcomlng from a belowiv the tl World Bank's dismal released.)'et,” said f d Red Cross offi* in masiass graves. , Slovenia in 1991,1, the old Yugoslav elccli:clricol generating capacityity has govemment thal hohos been focused ossessmesment o f a Bosnian’s average cial Pierre Krahen evre^'Jasarevlc, 33, despemlel lenbuhl in Banja Nevr .h • federatlon-was jususi approoching the been;n damagedi or destroyed. on survival. eamings.ngs. Morankic said he needs a . Luka, a Serb>held citycit; in the north. ' hoped:d her father would be on: ‘" th f question o f privaiiatizoiion. • International Int estimates:s o f Morankic, 32, is5 alreadyt discour- minlmunnumofS200-S250. I Red Cross spoklokesman Pierre buses:s tthat, came to Dobrinj? frorrom Slovenia has sisince embarked on Bosnisnia’s reconstruction needsIs uuntil aged. The constructiction firm where Everyieryone has heard promises Gauthier said thee BosnianB Croats . the S^rSpraje'vo airport. She wailed° ^i its own reform1 ccourse. Croatia’s the; tum ti of the ccntury are about ab he led a team of ababout 60 workers from Sarajevo Sar that the govemment ^ fulfilled their POWW release obliga* voin. inty • privatiatlon hass 1been riddled with S5.ll:.1 billion. — aboul a third ofjf the company’s will provirovlde perhaps S250 for dich - tions on Saturday.y. However,1 they . “I cacannot stand this unceriaint; -led Yugoslavioi hit ’ ForForuk SmailbegoVic, the Bosnosnian workforce — can’t’t afford to bring monlhI) a a soldier served, to be paid' Slill hold aboul 50' prisonerspri who arc any momore," Jasarevic cried, reelin;''"8 . with'aNl'snncticcions for its role ln govervemment minister in chorgerge. o f him back, in cash;h oior credits for starting a busi* j» ^g investigated1 forfc possible war os two'0 relativesi held her. ' . ■ fomenting Bosnia’ia's wpr. is stalled. the: economy,ec s.ays everythinglg >will Although he is single^sir his retired ness'oror investing i in siote-owncd mmes. Kasirisim Dzananovic, who survive< • Bosnia’s woes:s are tremendous, be privatized pri except the railroi Iroad, parents receive no pension.pc property. .. Gauthier said thehe Croats' had the the fall‘all o f Srebretiica, stood alonilonc ■ ■ righl to keep themI “for“f a reasonable nearby.jy- I , time."' “You'ou shouldn’t cry. He is ded

Amirnd is a ■ terriblele thing to is(jolate . F O lr e e r - • In this world thci:here are people with closed m in d s and opcopen minds. This is the ( 9 . story o f th o se w hoI go to bath extrem es. People with clos^ m inds h an g d g h t lo their assumptions regardingrcj the inanner in which their worldrid turffs, rejecting any information that doesdo not agree with n i b i l i those assum ptions. an: People with openen mindsi change their /e assumptions about th

“ Y ou c a n alw oysi spSpot a w ell-inform ed TWIN FALLS — Thenhere ore certain styles m an — h is view s arere thet sam e os y ours.” and colors o f jeans thatIt JoyJ Beard says she" A lso illustrating thc closed position is can’t keep on the racks:s oof the Lane Bryant economist John I^nn(:nneth Galbraith, who, store sh e m an ag es in the: MiMagic V alley M all. ' w hen to ld h e w as conilontroversiol, respond* ed, “ O nly am ong thosilose people w h o d o n ’t JJ custom ersers include women in share m y view s.” • • ■ Ithcir 30s, andind they’re still buying People with closeded minds usually feel them ,” Bcordltd said. “ I f w om en are they ore n ev er wrong.lg. Gen.( G eorge S. Pat- - '1buying fewer jeans os theyiey get o ld e r, I hoven’t (on, w ho once accepi in Africo, illustrated. Denim rules in America,ica, but th e re ore some • The wine was sewe;r/ed in conteen cups. • ‘: signs that it’s fading. TlThe lotest evjdence . Patton poured creamim .and sugar into his comes, < from a poll by’ C andon d ow n,” h e said, A big port o f Vlckcrs’s’ cclientele, he says, “One might say ed\education is not to consists c o f 3 0 - to SO-year-i:ar-old men, many of / ‘ make anythit^ ofaiiyixiybody, but simply to whom w are devoted to Levifi andoi W rangler styles open the minds ofev''everyone — to g o tlthey’ve w o m fo r a generotioiItion. from cocksure ignoraijrance to thoughtful “They’ll wear a pair■ of Dockers if they DUOOYCHT-CKARl^ MANOINePMB BuvM on ^uncertainty.” hhave to get dressed up,”” hhe soid. “But they ^ E u g e o e P. B ertm sistill want their jeans to go to work, or to go fifishin.’ ” o fvfwomen like fashion jeans.’JS.” m o re likkcly e to buy 36-(inch) anand 38 Four'but offivefive people fed that o “ca- “It is difjScult to see the pictun when AccordingA to the Cottonn IInc. survey, lengths, whereaswh 10 years ago they’i/’d buy sual day" at thc: ofTicoof is appropriate, a n d : you are inside the inuntline.” ■ ut by any standard, soisouthern' Idaho is on thele average woman ownss sl;ts or seven 32s or 34s.34: They.gather a littlee m ore 86 p ereen t thinkk ththat jeans are just fine on -R.S.'ftapp I unusuolly strong morketmi for denim, poi:airs of jeans, three pair:lirs o f denim around thehe ankle, but ihey fit belterr ifyoui the job. h o rse.” “Jean s a re n ’t accacccplable in every w ork- P leaseeseeLARSEN/B2 s * Beard said her storee rankedn No. 1 in its shoilorts, two denim shirts, a1 denimd jacket get on a hoi Lane Bryant groupjeon for salesjcoi two years andid 0 denim skirt. More thanion half own a The Cottiotton Inc. survey found ihatit wom> - p la c e , b u t so mnc e businesses now have ago. densnim dress. en fm d men m e sexier In jeans and a1 casualc jeans days,” Bear'drard said. “It’s more casual B“We carry styles and colcolors ranging from Men Iv own, on average, sevense\ pairs of shirt thonn irin any other attire, now .” traditional to yellow, alongig wilhv shirts, dresses jeonons, two pairs b f denim shoriiorts and shirtsV M en thin!hink w o m e n can look sexy in ony- ahd o ther Item s,” she soid.1 “And “ all ofit sells andid one denim jacket. JustIt 32 perccnl qK thing, fromom an elegant dinner dress,s s .t o o J J ^ b c y ' vrc c ta remarkable product.’’ ' r D ear Abby B3 very w ell.” * mencn soy d en im isn ’t for them.m. casu al su;un n dress, to denim jeansi i and 0 I V ickcrs;ers soid. "Jeans have been ' “1 would guess that 955 ppcrccnt of men in WM uch o f th c grow th In pcpopularity in shirt. . I g o inlg g strong s for 150 years. Movies 3 5 ththis oreo have at leost onee p:pair of jeans hang- denimim. Vickers said, has com<)me from teen- For bothIth men ond women, jeans ai “ 5 -with very few/ bibasic design changes, , '■■ C onilcs...... - r : ------B 6 ------ining in-their closet,” Vickerkers said’. “ The per* agei5CTS...... ------— ------one-w ardrodrobe essential that more vwould They’ll bc arouround for a long tim e to 'cccentage is not that high for women, but a lot “They “1 buy their Wrahglers,rfs, b u t they’re hote to giveIve u p 'th a n Anything else. com e."

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Lookin!Bg good _ salth nottes Missedi 0opportunities croft’st ’s theory a s “ a n o ld w jvv e ’j’s tale.’* Latest)thairstyli , M ore: ththan one in three tccn-ag•age girls who be- com e pre{re g n a n t a t age 17 or underder had received a Earijly heart warnings negativee (pregnancy lest a t a hlsaUialth clinic at least Conjmpoct heart monitors you)u can< wear oround the once befo:fore, acco^ing to a neww study: of almost clockk ion your belt like a WalkmIkman can help doctors I :en-ngc pregnancies, figure rt attack victims face an is shonrt, sunpk 3.000 tcer ■e out w hether recen t heart al T h e siut ftfollowed by thc pa­ - ' -These ore norfimtasyisy ;stylerthat require a teamu r a d f ;' re-in-a strongo-placc. there’sthi ,jio nlarm__ticnt.. FPatients con participate in .'t.'the successful lo n g - , hairdressers to create,e, EI kstrom ex p la in e d . -Rothother, . ^ 1 nd it’s important to wak appointment:j Moke a trecord of asthma can fix themselves andd w ear every day. lill .Moorcroft says manyy p e o p le h a v e d is- episbd<)dcs. Write down questionsons'for the physician. .- Tw ice a y e a r th c teamam members develop hoirsty I a better Way — the broin’in ’s o w n n o *clock '.‘Mokircing the M ost o f Y o u r N extext Doctor Visit," pub- to. complement the laleaiest clothing fashions. Th jishedd Iby the American Academym y of Allergy Astbma' an for palicnt.< to m o n - i then share with hoirdresIresseis across the colin^ i ys his studies' have' shownvn thor some-peo*—AJiftmimunolo^. Includes a chan 1 ■ techniques needed to staysta; on the cutting edge ofi^ t h e ------t be' able to wake up att a ccrtain time if ilor theheir medicarionsond-symptdi t ve a regular sleep patternm and if their in- To ootder. call 800-456-A S'^ or write: Asth- ' ^ '.trends. .They d o this throivou^ workshops and orticlic le s . Wake^up ;in the association’s fasfashion magazine, Americxidon W e a r it s h o r t andd ssassy: Fdr men and w A’ake-up’timc correspondsds toi the cycles of ma MoMonitor, A A A A I, 611 E. Wells W e St.. Milwauktfe, V o u ’re- : Looks. (Styles fejsturedd iiin the curren t spring-sumtnm n cr e n , a s im p le c u t cancai lools.spprty or clast /e movement (REM) slec]e e p . R E M o c c u rs Wis. 5:53202. clb ck and cs dism iss Moor* 0 to 100 minutes. Critics Cooq>OepO od fro m /w ire r e p e n ts , in. P l e a s e s e e HAIR/1R/B2 - and m ost are easysy to ta k e c a r e of. you sw y u fessor B ill covcred a t olorm. . H c says - 7 _ ------^------.- % ■ ...... pie may b Fiapinto they, have worn- B>2 Tlmos-los-N ow s. Twin Falls. Idaho Monday, Mi January 29.1996 I !' 0 d o f o r you3 T r y 11i p s t i c k t b e f o rf i e b u y i i i a Alzheileimer’s support groroup meets Co:Cost is $7.50 per child or $10) perp family. Gloss is limited d e a r PAULA: i I have h fair to hair, meaning they con cling td the 10 participants, and eariy regi^listnition is advised. To re g -' medium skin color, greigreen eyes, ond shaft or penetrate under the c u t i ^ H TW'IN IN FALLS - The Alzhcimemer’s Family Support , Cosmetics Group w er, call 737-2900 between 9 a.m.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. medium brown hair cohcolor. Does this Ceramides ore fairly large m q le c i^ H ) will meet at 6:30 p.m. Jan.an. 30 at BridgeView mean I should be weari S Rctircmc:menl Center’s private dining earing warm or ^ so they don’t have much p c n e tra ^ H ing room . r ’ m cool colors? Also, I’vee beenb< searehing qaA For morem( information, call Domonna Behunin at 736- roup focuses on angtger problems ability. They are not attracted t o ^ H 3933. for a true red lipstick in it^e dmgstore 1 hair, so in a shampoo or co n d itic^ H TWTWIN FALLS - A solutioron-focused, four-session and discount stores, and[ind'l can’t find V B m I - J th ^ are probably washed away. suppo pport group dealing with an{mger problems will meet ' one I like. I come close, bul they al- befoit! oppi Paula Begounps You can alternate shampoos u ^ ^ | h refresher course seset for lUesday fromim 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays,I, 1Feb. 5 through Feb. 26, ways seem to have a hintiinlofcillieror- aoplheSi ;w just about any intoval. G en er^y i t ^ H Suite 3 at the Falls Professiciional Cemer, 1139 Falls IN FALLS - A prepared childlildbirth refresher class a v c ^ I ange or pink. They are: nicnice colon!, bul w hil you II nt pends more on your hair type and •sons who have previously taki e. E. (across Falls Avenue frfrpm Hastings), . not the pure red I’m looli plying the eyeshadow helpsn. other types of f^ u c ts you an u ^ ^ | aikcn a prepared child- ufloward l , Corroll.^M.Ed.. a looking for. I'm '^cenuriide in ourse willJw held from 7 to i a iicenscd professional ending up with lots ofifllpslicks li lhal cre. Doesreasing. il i also w ant to know :o 9:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at inselor, will be tne instruct )n than'onanyruleorslandarcL jfy o u ^ ^ B ' ucation Center (localed at thc ctor. Thc ^ u p ’s goals aren’t the exact red I want.waj A ny rec- hair as it dothink about the ingredient)u using a shampoo with heavy c o i ^ H he back o f Magic Val- to Icam what anger is, how gional Mcdical Center’s northrftpajkingro.). w to manage angry fcel- ommen'datibns? — Lisa,a, SLS Louis. - u s c th e p h nin i shampoos and condition-to . tioneis or a volumizing shampoo non-refundabie coursc fee ii !S, discover how individuallals experience nnd ex- DEAR USA: Fair skir ; it work the same way onry contains sticky ingredients, it is c IS $15 and prc-res- ;ss anger, how health and 1 skin and brow n prevcnl buil m is required. I longevity may be im- hair are not enough dcscrscnplion locs- olher shamploes on the skin? W hen youJ. to alternate every other tim e w it^ H ... • pocted;ted by hostility, discover wwhat factors contribute dbirth preparation and medledical ccnter proce- ^ ^nc tablish what color or seasicason calegoiy geniesUavirasc “alternate shampoos to shiunpoo that is free o f co n d iti'o i^^ l will be reviewed. A film, a mger and how (0 mantfge stntress, and more, you fall into. The shadeie cof your hair, „enl. Whaiiildup” do you mean everyfg ogcnts or other additives that can b ^ H a discussion on sib- ciSClasses are limited to the firsi Ijustmcnt. and a tour o f the.ic. labor/delivery1 unit rst 15 people w ho regis- whether it is reddish brown.orashbr produclforiipooing? I have some Kcra-.7 ~ u p on your hair. Ifyou,are using a < ^ H included. and pay their tuition. Cost: i:is $60 for the four ses- brown, and the undertoi ave In Rejuvenating Jreat- dmiT shampoo, alternating cvety o ^ ^ | r , sions.fls. For more information, ca Islheamodi •egis’ter or for more infor call Carroll at 734-1330 skin, whether golden orr retreddish, deter- a styling age,lat is your opinion of (his__time or evety five shampoos c a t ^ ^ l fo rm a tio n , c a ll th e __ .1-800-388-3761. o, 1C Education Departmeni; al at 737-2900, week- " ' mine ifyou should be wemngwe warn ■ DEAR F;r niy graying, thin, dry hair?~n appropHate, depending on how s c ^ H ;twccn 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. or cool tones. In termsI oriindingof the silfcwoiks dimethiconeb in this producty the dandruff is. Usually it takes Arththritis support groti]kip meets Feb. 6 . perfect red lipstick (one: oof fm y person- continue usinjeni? — Faye, Dallas. • one shampooing lo wash out b u i l d ^ ^ l WIN FALLS - The Arthrili Ol favorite pursuits), thee cccolor of yom CeramideFAYE: Sounds like Com5 ‘ Amodimethicone is just another f ^ ^ | dr-free day schedu)6 o u h a v m ’l dilioneis is Itopr the skin, and helps keep. votives.< It’s fairiy standard^ b ^ ^ | lay go along for S10 cach. I to attend and participate in theth< group’s free monthly , meclinc tried on first. <5f course,ift 1that niakes uin ingrcdiee skin cells from evaporat-!> would s be good for your hair ne interested in participoting tings. Family membeis and friends fr also ore invited, mg IS encouraged to Meetinctings are held the first Tuesdi shopping at dru^tores aimalmost impos- . • :tion in shampoos and con- « 1 Bybce at 733-3700 or BarJarbara Holloway nt ^ 3 day of each month. For sible because t h ^ lack tes probably limited. Only ccr- ' ; information, call Becky Jenseram at 737-2050. testers. W hen ** ' - 16 before Feb. 1 .• you do try them on, be cencertairi lo w ait f f . lents have an affinity 'for ^ an hour or two to see if tti ISS will deal with Ces f they change ' birth course planneiled Thursdays isarean b ii^ s |color as you wear them. v/essional Experience, ■ VIN FALLS - The third chclass of the Childbirth DEAR PAULA: Whatt is your,opin- . ‘ * ^ ■ts9 & Personalized Service [ FALLS - A prepared childbinbirth course will m eet prenam aration Program, available; tot( anyone wishing to ‘ion o f Com Silk Oil Ab'soibsorbing Face a I J 9:30 p.m. Thursdays, Feb. 1 1through Feb. 2 9, at S ™ WU 9 . 17 Years Profes I more about Cesarean deli:liveries, will be held Powder? ^ I have lots of'trouble tre with ration Center, locatcd at theie iback of thc north r •_ 7 Quality Products i 7 to 9:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at the th Education Centcr. eyeshadow * creasing and.d. hhave found ot at thc Magic Valley RexonaJnal Medical Center. :ed at thc back o f the DortIrth parking lot at the that ^ dusting my eyelids withvith Com Silk lass is designed to preparec rparents for child- J early parenting. It includes ic Valley Regional Medical1 C enter. Ics films, slides, la- '^J5£>rbor rehearsal and instruction c arsal and relaxation techniqueques. The expectant hospital ital procedures and non-confciforming labors are in- ' i ihould wear comfortable pan>ants and b n n g tw o giuJgj. ( LarsenJ _ A support person is encourag d.C ost is$15(non.refundablc!)le). For more infohna- •aged tp attend. call „ 737-2900 between 9 a.m. 1 M B U C O L I 5 $40 (non-refundabie). Pre-i■e-registrat«on is rc- I. and 4 p.m. weekdays. Continued C from B1 •or more information or to n AN BUCK ELDERBERRY H ,™gis«r,ca"737. Senio.lor center offers blood>d pressure tests „ "Tbe world is a book,k, jand those SAIVI ween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. week who do not travel readad only one ^ Effective Virus Control . TWIN/IN FALLS -.The Twin FallsFt Senior Citizens ppage.” ■ t EUROPEAN ids Club class offereded'Saturday - ?r will offer blood pressure checkscl from 10:30 to — SLj!t Augustin. > a.m. on Tuesdays and fromm 10 to 11:45 a.m . on 7 2nd SliMt West • 7 3 S - 7 7 3 ^ | FALLS - A Big Kids Cli'l u b class w ill b e F ri'^ yys s iatth e center, “A desk is a dangerous p rtiplele Health Slorc______n 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday i IS place from ly at the Education Experiserienccd volunteer nursess will administer the hwhich to view the world.” ocatcd at the back of die nor lonh parking lot ol cheekss fifree o f charge: — JohiFoha le C airo Safe S Em c Valley Regional MedicalI CCenter. . — ,, Burkett, a registered nurse,t. recpmn m cnds th a t To do for you is a calender listi brothers and sisters attend d fting of health-related' “A man who has boughtght a theory i during the moth- activitiesties, events and education.1. .Information should will w fight a vigorous reaiguiguard action itown TWin Falls *1172 il month o f pregnancy. Thcj^cy should bring a be subm.bmitted by Thuisday for pul•uWicflfJon in the fol- . aiagainst ihe facts.” ^_^Ma^icVallej^^s^r^ loll or stuffed animal to claslass. The program lowing ^ ite Shape I g Monday’s Health & Fashiciion section. Mail no-' — Joseosq>hAlsop I^H jl :d tQ help siblings adjust to10 Ithe idea o f hav- tices to:o: Thc Times-Ncws, P.O. B ’ baby in the home. Box 548, Twin Falls m u /ft, ID 8330j303, or deliver to our officesa t r/J2 77iirt/Sr. W. “A hardening o f die attituititudes starts \______j longIo before hardening ojfthearler- ft ies.” •^-discharge! infantsi riskk metabolic disorder — WilliamA.^LMarsteller EstatHow can t make sure that c e rta ii^ ^ ^ l ifty itemi will get out to my loved o n e ^ ^ H gtooPost 4(400 of thc 4 m illion babi:tobcr is>: the first 24 -hou lolulion; Simply say in your will t h a ^ ^ ^ l 3UTS be retested by two emphasized: n r “To see whatIt isia in front you will Iis; ihect bf paper. . wboms 24 hours after sue su o f the joum al Pediatrics.:s. weeks o f age tito decrease thc possi- o f one’s nose requires a c o n s ta n t Then ilting in an increase in per list cach Ilem and who you w a i^ ^ ^ H Pediatrician Laura N. SinaiSii and bility that PKUU will bc missed. strstruggle.” ' It lo go to .! of babies at risk for her hc colleagues surveyed 140 hospi- in states witlitholit such a law, re- In 1 order to “open one’s; mind,”mi Jan ■ You iria (PKU), an inherited tal ! ilem* of personal properly tals and 157 pediatricians in private screening practctices am ong pediatri- M thehe old to make way for thele new.”n chanje thelist I such items on a separate sheci en, on a Kparale iheet of paper { for persorscreening for the dis- Thirteen 1 states require retestingrei charged early,, (and still others only “Ideas,” “ wrote Alberto) M oravia, Spedi ). Sign and date thc Ilsl. ered at CSI entitled Exocutor of t h ^ ^ ^ H *; J _• birth courlegun in thc United witvithin the firet month of't 1life. In those infants thblems. • aI frfriendly way, but with diehe reserva-i information inslruments, jewelry, china, fireai Icy Rcgioi tio r ion that they should nott tyrannizety IS. TJents T he no ^ -thciheir host” ' I istnilion i u cannot Hit money, securitlea w O ffice ^ ' Childbi its of title, titled property (like mc ' JoAnn Larsen, who wasas bomi in >r Intangible property. These musin Ave. * 208 736^000 dures will3m B1 T Cimberjy, is a Salt Lake City:itylamily ' Send ox Z, 7V//» Falls, ID 83303 ling adjus This makes the stylesi ei easy to Men’s hairstyllylcs for 1996 arc also I do not have to make Ihc list out )hotogrophed in Flori- mainaintain at home, she said. ounselor. ws not have to bc witnessed by i ' ^ will bc iri( shorter and mclore versatile, often o photographer Sally N le list any time you want. T o re g N ot all th e n ew sty les are: cucut chin- with close-cropipped sidcbums. The lenj dal Note: a short coursc offered M V R M C :ngth o r shorter. L ong h airr remainsrc same cut can beb< brushed up into a I " c latest fashions, the a st LASS STARTS TOMORROW; 7A days bctw stylish option, especiallylly when Jomcs Deon crc:rew, slickcd into an icir roots in the 1950s, wor/om up iii'sofl, lo o se curls. Elvis pompadourur or combcd forward )n call CSI: 733-9554 exL 2270. Ski-forsaid Ekstrom, who is On O the color front, red isi ovcrtak-ov into a Caesar sstyle, a la a young lair Benders salon and inglg :blond as the favorite shad(ade. And Marlon Bnjndo> or0 Ringo Starr. ic Institute o f Creative high CAL VootheesLai FA IR F I Ighlights have moved away,ly. ifrom a A few men’s Si LENDAT ENTS ; Styles feature longish erce Street ahd Addison A V and Soldiibeauty school, both in subijbtle, all-over “frosted"’ Iclook to hair, but only o n top o f the head. ski-ror-freyou can a n sw e r y es to all alify for a free mammognmi, r 73 6 -8 3 3recent 6 1 inspiration is B . under the MVRMC: MMammography Grant Prog )f grants available. Our facllit] t) popularized by ac-" H k is locatcd in the Profes>fessional P laza, 526 Shoup' Childbillit TV shows Friends B i s y s H R ^ J ^ J E V ECall 736-1675. “ ■ ■ □ Childbirth Refresher TW INh F the / season's, short ttf. ie r P ro g ra m * T u e sd a y , J ■m., Education Cenier -g if t n r K fOP t h e s e B p e a t I from 7 (0 on9: the classic bob, } tB e a m One W ay m’ia . n i n m s u ; ' (located at the back oof f ou r n o rth p a rk in g lot). P: C all 737-2900. a * 1 0 * Angelas a h f appointment only. Call 7. the Educat!“activated and airy” . . . S( parking lots. s Ekstrom said. Ttie • OaManii*Ptioralx o E A re y o u 4 0 y ears o f age o r a Prepared ChildbirthIh iCourse * Thursdays, F< 2 9 ,7 - 9:30 p.m;, Education ^ The classline of the bob has . m .•Se*ttia«Portltni ^ ■ance coverage fo r a m am m c 2 6 : r J 4 5 5 8 ' " ' ”''“"'“' ° C cn ter (locatcd at thehe backI o f our north parking I birth andallowing a the hair to K a n u t City ^ required. Call 737-2900. . TkkttlfJtMwrSltMampltlt IM. tdmt$ pwTlkm. II these criteria, YOU qualif I borrcheors):r for a sleek career ir mother shoi ______StMngUmUM. 0 (MnMnttK. □a BigKlclsKiub * Sati >gram. Limited number o f g 1 up for a flirtatious Saturday, February 3 ,1 0 - 1 C cnter (located at the back pillows. A s 5 o f our north parking; lollot). To rcgislcp, call 737-;p-Avenue West, Suile J. Cal Cost is S hairstyles feature *’a ■fn quired. For DIS shape,” said Diane S S lM E Y Wv m i „□ Cesarean Childbirth:h (Class ^ Tuesday, FebruJ a n u a r v 3 0 , 7 - 9 :3 0 p .m ., 2900 betw1 team e member from M INCLUDES:: • Roundtrip Air from SLC • 2Ws.H(rtBl Education Centcr (located at jJ the back o f our northil piparking lot). N o preregistiPrercgistration required. < Thc strongest state- W • Transfers • tflsneylantl Pass fron I is made with short, Big Kids Basad on QumluatlVecupancy - 2 Mulls February I-February 29,— ", ,. m •oppcd bangs.” : * i 9 6 o□ Arthritis/Lupus Suppcpport Group * Tuesday, F Doctors Meetiiig Room. For ht T W IN Fi » 2 CMidnttr faffss(ai J - 11) tnveling tegalha ng lot). Preregistratlon req :rence between thc lifi | m P u n je t '-2900. . West Conference Room,.To Cc K risty ifsBui the cut — plus a A y register, call 737-2007.107. thc older bn COBS t a c a n e n s , J M )r hold and shine." fgu■amlly Fiesta Vacation Packag ‘ . Ej er’s cightii r kage prlcas ara par parson,, Ibased on quad _ ru a ry 6 , 7 - 9:3 0 p.m ., E du ■ occupancy: 2 a d u ltsi2 cM 3 Hospice. Volunteer Trarraining * Fridays and Ss favorite doll c h fm n (a g a s3 -17) travaliaUng together stration required. - 2 3 ,9 a.m . - 5 p.m., H ealth is designedi?t— l r * . M ° & Welfare Conferencelice R o o m . N o ch arg e fof ch •ation required by Feb. 5. C all jJ, ing a new ba Mary WhHe, MVRMCVIC H ospice, a t 737-2507. i» O R ^ - O S C ai l b o ^ , February 6, 7 :0 0 p .m .. Do liti night pickage • * / « « »i nFeb 2 - Mar 1& starting at*250 CXI ter Early- 3HIts. IS M azatlan mJ 2 7 0 7Nb.PaeftoVallaiaita i,om*290 - ...... - MMaking-Magic a Valley the live.....- - ...... - • • '.die ryfi& 8,4-7p.m ., 5lh Wi . ' cxc The Washingto: arts Feb. !3 ■ March IS ■ Departs , Bab. 3.10 i 29::Mar9,1B,&30 t o e m u * —i-maM*. tc The widcspr i M A G I chorging ncwb ss Saturdays, Febniary 9 -2.LEY : : birth is rcsultii A ■ r eg io n a lGlasses.. Advanced registratic: e n t e r , : the number ol - 6 S 0 A D D IISON S AVE. WEST S , IDAHO ; P« - phenylkeionuria B mctabolic.disor severe mental t ' . ■ treated promp 'le healthiest place to livt searchers at Ch Philodelphia has The number o PKU has plum when routine sc . M EDICAL CE order was beg T • TWI N FALLS, States. Currentl] Hair_ Continued from , , edition were pho da by Orlando p Russ.) Just like thc 1; hairdos have thcir •60s and ‘TOs. sa; thc ow ner p f Hair co-owner o f the Ii •Enhancement bea > ' Altamonte Spring; Thc w om en’s ladylike Grace K and pixicish Audi and topknots to J thc mod bob woni Ro.ss. A m ore re< ' , thc shaggy bob p tresses in thc hit ‘ / ------and Melrose Placc Dut although tl cuts arc based or they urc m ore “ac than thc classics. 1 geometric dutlim been soAencd. alh bc turned under f sty le o r flipped uj evening do. The shortest hai clean, neo-geo shi Moltaji. a design te G lenview . III. “Th' mcnt for this cut is short, hairlinc-cropi Another differei styles o f now and ( ago is how th ey ai Strom said. “Back i - combing. Now, ifs lot p f products for h

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R»apTbeBea«nts OfWalDtitTnlnIng ^ WtfgMwWlligrtt' (. __ ' r► " ^ modettoiwMMWtntf r kMtMKr.'Yonllma*^ - r doMrwCmittlBtDdiy Monday. Jonuory29.1M6 Timos-Nows. Tl Twin Foils. Idaho B-3' ^ Eye injuries j threasaten children Food'd bank’s closingc milakes teern h u n g i y ] for aGtioj T he W ashingtoniPost 1 crockiickcrs and BB guns still claim ^ DEAR ABI ^B Y : I’ve recently n I bank, yoiir newsp'spaper. the Sociol tems. 1 th esir ir share of victims. Carden been informed i. I f th is is p ro g re s s , plealease . setting ambitioious goals for your- Johnstinston, a doctor o f pediatric emer- led of one of the drastic H [lllV S ecu rity oflice, the th Department of gi\4c me m and the public the go I measures ouiour government hos HB[P s ~ D 8 W A ^ S»<“1 sclfiso fine wa:'ay to start th^ new gencyncy medicine at Children’s * Motor Vehicles,5, the airlines, the olil daylays! taken to cut thi year. For yourir little childrdn; Hospitspitol o f Alaboma in Birmingham, the budget. Tm speak. « AbigailIII telephone coihponony.or.any-sizoblc I hoplope corporate Americo rea ing about the e reads though, just saiisfsfy in g the basics can saidd thatll in particular “bottle rock- 1C closurc of one of the 3 •0 n busm css? lliis Icttletter and does people a fav largest food VanBurer '°y°^ be ambition cnoutugh. ets"" — stick and firecracker contrap- od banks in Pierce ■ The telephonones ore never by goiioing back to “real peopl County. ’P'« Eye safety, forr instance. Il sounds tionsns sshot out of bottles — arc the answered by a “r«‘real” person any- onswcrie rin g telephonesr 0 resident of Pierce vot< 5p harmful things out leadinjding cause o f traumatic blindness. rote, do so im m ediotely. more. Instead, yoI'OU gel a comput- - FR U STR A TED FRA the closure has affect* • V it saying and doing ButJut ioil sorts o f everyday things can Write to your elected represcrcsenta- er voice giving youyi a “menu” of DBA!iAR FRAN; You are far fro ow n way. It hos given tive a re n ’t sy n o n y m s. C hildren (tw o-thii^ also) causecai eye.injury; bcdpc^, rubber Ives-and tell them what youm \wam instructions. You)u a rc lold if you the firsirst reader to write me wi cntwe to Tight about thei " of them boys) rccjccive about 35,600 ' bands,ids, tree bnulchcii (a cothm on one, hem lo do. Your librarianan cah . w ant “this".«sei;ervice tq push this conromplaint. I.will be plcasonl to be unfolr. I can no assissisl you in obtaining the oddriddress- "that" number; if;if yo u w ant Vlhls" .surpri.se serious «yc injtirirics a year in this Crouch)uch said), stones spewed out by i.sed i f corporate America‘ “ac CIS. country, 5 o id E a r l < lie and think obout the • es.s. iMoke copies of lhe namesies and person you muslisl push another on you I C rouch, a pediatric lawnn mowcts,m piislipins. fingernail glue, our “wakc-up call" - butbi ophthalmologist whow is chairman of hockeykey pucRs, chcmicals from new fldl th in g s such as this. I addiddresscs, and give them to fricfriends number, w heree there's I life there’s hope. P®-, * ophthalmology atat Eastem Virginia collarsars iand fishhooks. Pens and pencils. something to help, andnd a cq u ain tan ces so they con do I am elderly;/.■and'am often know,>^ ofc no one who acluall lally Medical School in» NI orfolk. , loys: aniand tobacco products also account am on 18-yeor-old, thejlesom e. unable to undersrstand all of the enjoys■s ttransocting business with s s D e m o c ra t - who Fi «th 0 ome hazards would for a lclarge number of injuries, said Find out w h e n y our congress!cssion* computer instruct!:lions. If I finally compui>uier. However, companic ^ I am not a ["•es be so obvious thatIt th e y ’d vanish out Hcoihcriihcr Paul, executive direcior o f tlie . : the power to take on ol1 representativen will be in hi:his or rnanage to readch the line I’m ihat useisc voice mail usually do s I County, b ut th( '? of sheer commonin sense, bul fire- Nationaional Safe Kids Campaign. lent single-handedly, herer local office, then makeik e on a n e r , a n o th e r rec<;co'rdipg tells me bccaus longer sit idleREMERTON, WASH. you.ou. I supposed to wolalt by the phone cy. injustice o fIRAGED: thi You ore to D] DEAR ABBY: I'm surpriseriscd I for that coll? Whatat if it's an emer- It woivould be interesting if therh e re want to dooted sc for your mdtiva- havtBven’t se e n c o m p la in ts in1 your yi gency? What if I hihave on appoint- were so i M | | H o w ev er, I ai some wby to measure howhoA ■g|Hmp^ro|5 t what you feel is a coludlumn-about present-day bubi si- m e n t o r I w ant to) lileave my home? much1 businessb has been l los o s t ' middlc'clossmost efTectivc m y t o '' ness sss telephone-answering; S' sy s- M y frien d s an d aciscquaintances all bccauseise prospective customeri e r s doesn't havernment th policies is to temsms. have the same coromplaints about bccamcne frustrated, hung up aani n d OMinlnB ' J R lhe governmerore not registered to Have Ht you tried calling •youryc the new-fangledI telephonet sys- never callcdcal back. My Question; V all this? Please 1 _____

IN BRE d e a r e npiem r > enits no Siubstituiite for rreal diei S i ^ e congratulflte 3 t__ niraat tion to right v ^ th ai n6* nd" other studies have sho wrong. The mo. le ' beta-corcarotene lo b e harm ful, ond Ithat rt b y researohers thot l e w g b v ^ i m change govemr t diet guideline! th e flmnsiblc Nutrition criticized:d the t •• • beta-caroienc andPhysicians > Health ||H WM E xercise: 30 ■ ■ 9 H I AIc(Icohol; Drink In study,, sayingsa the levels o f chromiim iu m ments made folksto make Americans m inutes Of morelore motioderatlon, with p ic o lininatc t use were 6,200 tim:im c s i i - i r m ¥. lung cancer stcke about adding beta- ofmoderate mes woiild be found in a suppi y l • group taking dumrtheir diets. aMefd se on cominsumption does „,Ant PPI=- to be bod news 0 foconsume vitamin mostdaysofthe'the. rratiItputiiouor olic A cid: T h ere is w ide ogreig rcc . ■ y the superstar o f sup>lements — perhaps . . H honiatifsh ; m ent Ihot tho increasing lhe amountint o f - , But that n ew s fi lericons — are used vsooPyjjS&OVLpiHiM^M ^ BRENNA S imK. . this.B vivitamin in the American1 di d ie t , - study and w ord tha :r-c o a s te r rid e. A s 'J.; • 1 < !i' w ould si]significantly low er the ratelie of i; ;; ing beta-caroteneto : figure out the KRTIntotwhic “ " “i"n kinds i of birth defectsi .a.at n d • • nothing for thets 2'. a n d -supplem ents .. ^ could helphel prevent heart disease, doctors in the Ph:us healthy, studies Respoi ponsiblc. Nutrition, 0 years ago when Fininnish smokers, • Vitaitamin A: High doses (mom o re . 1 in the news, offer- Washir ■" Sludy are likely to hington trade group of supplipple* taking it as a supplerIcrtcnl in a lorge than 10,000 10, international unij n i l s I ______‘J. ^ less enthusiastic conflictingab views mentt nianufocturers,n says supphjple- tridl, seemed to haveve a higher inci- daily) maymi cause birth defecls, st ;' . carotene pills to theiibslance. mentsts ((not counting the herbal var vori> d en ce o f cancer thanan those not tak- B ostonI UniversityU researohers. ' What ggreater l gift... Binhstone)ne G uardian Angels But those whos relet^dc early.this ..elies).i).account-for-S3.5-billion-i t >n-in—ing-it.-Som e-have-shi shorplycriticizcd----- •-V itariia m in -C rW a sn h c 'la te Lini-Inus from Fintoto n . h o r birthdoy.s. ofcourse,rse, but aLso for ond mineral suppler0 p u t v itam in and retailI sasales each y ear. the study, but sirhilaiior results from Paulingg right,r after all? One revie inspiration,in. cheer and encouragement,snt. H andcraficd in 40 pcrcent o f Am ericontext for con- With1th these kinds o f numbers,, it’sit' the CARET (which standssi for Belo- of studiclies published last year suj to a media •rolIcr-stto recen t ‘'D ietary and vieviewer interest jn news storic3ries study do seem to sugjIggest lhat this is duration>n oc f colds by.about one doy. Iflnds o f n utrientsmeHcans,” t and the spun fnfrom scientific studies. But,It, aas n ot a supplement smimokc# wont to • Viianlamin E: There is evidence Spring Fennton Has Arrivec benefits for it mighthi also increase the riskk c o f INC u rt's :. ing sometimes coiem ents. in thee nmedia faster than Hollywooi/ood heolthy people. Susijson T. Moyne, liemorrho;hagic stroke for some. Thoshose I^ESCRI^IPTION CENTER - * about the sam e subsits agree: Get your careers,rs. associate professor of epidemiology on blbod-)d*thinning drugs should cor .. Z ' -Two docum entsinerals « from your Cons:nsider the fortunes .of thesilese and public health 7337 3 3 -0 4 4 4 ______• " nd the m ore exer- B o u r comnimitment to th 'ie people we ssi e r v e . Study: Exthe reduction, on 12,975 men ' mayredu(ho exeroised the ^ cly to be free of Ti^ h e y M cancer ris]I Uielr health wos WASHINGTON tudicd {A] men with / l i s t Q exereise rhay reducif 44 who had' prostotc cancer— andexafns I at the itiM i I cisc, Ihe greater illos thi from 1970- -PP ....FT rcscarchcrs soy. treadmill test to )SIONALsSf i A. look ot doto onThe men were '.found thot those whomailed in 1982 f t ^ ® most were most likelyy hod developed prostate cancer whenhe Ui researchers i . ' M w l B i reviewed later. )rostote cancer, 'Complete Halair Styling 6& J The researchers stud on averoge age ojre f ^ asked what received physical mJ^ci have been Hair CCare for Cooper Clinic in Dolla’ during the last -89. All had taken o howtrei hard they Men &* Women1 osscss their fitness. Tl sent questlonnolres moconverted the and 1990 lo sec if theysuits, h activity dCUTTING- STY prostate cancer. TheI into calories 'YLING-PEIUVMS ’ M found 94 cases o f proicrcise. C OOLOR-FACIAIa s ~ M A N IC ULIRE 9 including 6 deaths. reported in the. The men also were:he American PEDICICURE .physical activi^ theylicine's mi joumal, involved in regularly; diin Sports and three'months, and ho^ worked at it. - ttose who had C B Researchers then wise co levels hod ’' j men’s treadmill resul1 those w ho did M lliiih. habits and weightsThe in moderate- . S Proud to celilebrate our 50'>0 y e a r bum ^ per week in excrcout three quar- " by those-who 57^ ^ I The results were rep< 77 L y n w o o d IVlMall • 733-17749 artnership w it'th the people; oi f ld a h o . . Januory issue of the:l8?..Jhc.high...... College of Sports Mediciout, 30 percent Medicine and Science in Monday thniru Saturday ■ . Exercisc. ven moderate In both groups, thoslotective,” said AppointmentsIts suggested. Boi:3ise • Coeur d'Alene modcmle or. high exercisria , director o f Walk-Iris1 Viwelcome. le • Idaho Falls • L e\jwislon . Pocalello •. 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_ _ _ Populai] Liity o f nnasal strrips shows H A T tE G I f S p r o d u ci i t was i i jIght on tthe nose Ko^-RiddcrNewsKi Service» keepniynasaltI pa^ges open,” he said, open op nasal passages. 'The recommended low to “I realized I-waivas on the wrong side o f pripriccfora 10-countp8ckageis$4.99. W h e n yrour o i doctor W h e nI ]you're not W ASHINGTON — To the millions the building. I[ sshould be on tbe outside ' The first nine, m o n th s o f 1995 saw . i n s i s t s on0 1 a treatm ent |9 § sure ycyour doctor of or watchers of this Sundaylay's Super ofthcnose." ,. air y o u d o nn’tjwant ’t IjM is bests t f o r t b e f o b B ow l,.th e question is boundn d to com e Once that insnspinition came, finding in J36 million for the*company,^nd up: Why would a man w ei^:i^in g 2S0 , the appropriatete materials to m ake th e . about ab( 10 million strips are moving off . ■ F tndouta;It a s m uch a s you can l | i l | B M akes#suro your doctor pqipqunds w ear a strip of plasticStic ov er his strip a n d g e:tting tt Food and Drug grocery gn and pharmacy slore shelves * ' - about theI cocondition ana 1 0 9 Is board i treatfnonLL OOrganizations, Ilka H B B n o se as h c choscs a picce ofo f pigskin Administrationn ]pennission lo market it ev W ill an RN ddiscuss plans for . rrence, b ut jt’s nol like you’re chirppm a questions forr patientspi tp osk hospi* RNIN bc responsible for? (Com‘ompare my discharge andid folloW'up care aur nose apart" gentle. It; has I become tncreaslrislngly attractive because , tai administmto■ators before entering a he the number of RNs on weekeekday, with me and my f1 family? Will an . . ^Soon aflerwards, Davis said,l , “ “L o a n d o fltsn a twural approach to heatUalth c a r e . .hospital. nigllight and weekend shifls.) RN leach me obobout medication, :hoId, Herschcl Walker camle e in: with le sn im es, and I said, 'H ere, i If the answervers are not soiisfacioc • • Whot other health care person-pci diet, activity, wounund care and what pine plays a vital roleile ,In our health a n d well- ' ry, the ANA^ r«recommends asking icl ncl w ill be w orking w ith thehe RN ? 10 cxpect when I gcget h o m e? id see what you think of it. ced it and Is is designed to be balaalanced and m o v e freely.' your doctor to ; adm it you to a dif* WVhat h arc their qualrficaiions?s? 1How . • Will I need d home nursing en-Eagles running bock lik ed being. It ferent hospita].al. mu(luch training have they receiceivcd? core? If so, who wiwill p ro v id e it and ' ore it duringa game, storting{atren a : d , W hen sp,plrxal Joints ti^^tetten, loose freedom of H ere ore somi3me o f th e questions: WVhat.Uisks h w ill th e y performm? ? how w ill it bc arrononged? Not only did Cohen IhenI giget free m ovem entnt and/or misalign, ijrltation in to th e heruous endoidorsement on national teleelevjsion ^ — I fromom the likes of the San Fra:•ra n c isc o s y s te m c c. a n result, causingng pain. Trauma, poor 1 49cfs•ers* Jen y Rice, hc got a p ^oduct i that postural habits,h. lackofexerclsielse, and everyd a y stress oked, well.'jwimpy, associateated with can alter normaln body (spinal)il) mechanics.i S^cieintists fiind ampie f evidience s: gold standard of machismo.>. T h o u ^ 'th c strips arc w idely i practic care helps to restorei healthy spinal * th ee rNational Football Leagu ggest market for the produclict isn’t m ouem entU and allows th e bodi.ody to work ujith greater to linnk clim:iate chainge, dis[sease slong buriy athletes. Some 85 pereentp ease, w ithh o u t interference, letti'etUng the b o d y function o f the strip’s users are snorers, ■ SAi'i FRANC whose nalursllu. '(CISCO (AP) — withith infected rodents, andi henceh tudc.” nasalsal passages ore often block(ciced, o r Scientists havee foundf ample evi- withith thc virus,” said Stepheihen S. Mosquito-borrirn diseases hove peoplople..wiih chronic nasal blockaf r o p ra c ttc . . . It^s aa naturaln alternative! dence that climomate changes like Mororse, a virologist at the been taking an e c o n o m ic to ll o n Th(Thc-strip’s inventor, Bmce^ Jo r „ s p n heavy rain s and1 did ro u g h t, as w ell a's R ojckefeller d University inin New1 tropical tourism'aiand com m erce, h e o f St. Paul, Minn., said he ma : jffiBHBB infectious diseasesises such as cholera, ElEI Nino conditions ip Costa>ta R ica “C ru ise boats: aore tuming away chronDnic problem with n o ^ cdngingcstion. tffjpWWBM Hantavirus, denguiigue tmd plague.' andd rnortheastern Australia inn 11991- from islands in the th Caribbean and Beforfore hc created thc strip, h es^«ai4^i‘I ^ i , A group of docloctors and climate 93 pr provided a friendly enviroiitoriment the Pacific becacausc of dengue usedk1 ito use a paper clip wrappecp e d w ith Call for a n o-cost: coconsultation. scientists made a pitch Tuesday at forr thet Aedes m osquito, whichwl fever,” he said, medicdical tape, and push thot up m y nose, l. 7 3 4 - 9 3394 9 the American GeiGeophysical Union spreareads dengue. An incurableble dis- 'The diseoses alsbes afTecting larg* •There aire all11 tthese tantalizing are: ththose of malaria, spreadI by the- cr areas ofthe Eariarth b cco m e dru g ------links between thehe diseases and the AnoplOpheles mosqpito. resistant, “we’ree net: going to he . r ' climate areas,” saiisaid Eric J. Borron, Dr.3r. Bob Shopev a pro.fessossor of able to cure the environmenten ofall director of thee :Earth Systems pathcthology, microbiologyy a n d the b ugs with ourr drugs,”d h e said, Science Ccnterr aat Pennsylvania immumuriology at the Universit;•sity of Kevin D. Pang.g, a 'sc ie n tis t w iih State University.. “We may be able Texaxas Medical Branch;h a t N A SA ’s Jet Propu!julsion Laboralpry to c o n trib u te i f wiwe can focus our Galv

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Mondoy, Jonuory 29.1996>6 Tim os-N ow s. Twin Foils. Idoho B-5 I Sheillfish a£ r e r e aally bui g s ' y ol i u k n o w I I am pleased:d to report that the I the University >of Wisconsin. The clearlearly — scientists should look I■ scientific comnnmunity has finally , .article^ headlinined GENE LINKS intono this next — members of the. ng time on the ori- H f laPPV SPIDERS ANDID FLIES TO LOB- phichicgm family. Have you ever niverse and started K^ ^ jj|jpawBBai . J STERS, stotes:s that nol only do seen:cn oysters reproduce? the important ques- H l lOr lobsters, flies, spiders,s millipedes, Neither Nc have 1, but 1 would not ; Are .lobsters really etc.. contain thehe exact-same gene, bc e surprised s to learn that the i? H I but they alsoI iore oil descended procirocess involves giant undcrseo lys maintained that stercr was big enough to3 ffeed a from a single commonc ancestor: nosir3sirils. ' rsonally see no sig- coas>a.stal M a in e v illa g e for a year, Howord Stem. AndA n don’t get me started on snce betw een a lob-^'- andid jhj c re it wos, spraw lingI allal oyer No, ’seriously,ly, the orticlc stotes clam:ams. Recently 'l sat across from a a giant Madagascar -myy plate,; with scary insectoiiloid legs that the imccstotor “probobly was a perso:rson w ho wos deliberately eat- ach, which is a type andId eyeballs shooting-outut in all wormlike creatiJture." Yum! Fetch ing,g damc s; she’d open up o shell, lat grows to approx- dirccrcctions, while Tom andI PoPot, my' the melted butteilerl . . andid tlthere, in p’loin view, would be size of W illiam gracacious hosts, smiled happippily at .- And that is no)0t all. According to thislis stark ; naked clom, brazenly .. i (1857-1930). If a me,c, waiting for me to pulput this articles sent in by alert readers showlowing its organs, like a high- rs were sitting in a thin£ing in my moufh. (this was on theic fronr page of The schoi:hool biology experiment. My nt, and the waiter Remember Rc when ^ou wereWi a New York Timmes). scientists in feeliieling is thot if o restaurant is them each a freshly childlild, and your mom wouldrildn’t Icl D e n m a rk reccntlntly discovered lhai goinj>ing to-serve those things, it ng-hot Madagascar youIU leave the dinner table>le u n til s o m e lo b ste rs hhave a weird lilllc shou:lOuld put little loincloths on 9 gins of the uni ach, they would not youIU a te all y o u r B russels sprouts, spi pervert organisiism living on their themcm. . ‘ “ S d e a lin g w ith th' ibs and eat it with andid so you took your forko rk a n d lips. Yes. 1 didnIn’t even know that • I boysters, which ore r . 3. It does not r ilALL CINEMA 733.5570 1 ' . commands such a ------^------1 WaltV alting t o E xhale (R) 7:00-9:2( | !nrr^ .' : I do nbt eat lol once had a close at-Sun 4;40-7:00-9:20 Fmal w fl • ' • ing my, good fricibe may 1be alamt n nmes-Newss Classifieds. ^ ' S ch ro th . w h o liv< Call 73233-0931. ^ ■ H o iit( R ) 7:30 Only V motto: "Cold, Bu | | H Tom & Huck (PQ) 7:15 I ' g e n e ro u s a n d ho ^■TwoHbySaa(R) 9:1S l] :^S\ Tom and Pat we)w blooc►d sugar Onimplar Mon (13) 7:15-9;tS S chased, as a specost sensiti'iitivc to certain hormonal chachanged jg aw ■WAimr m r the largest lobster afterr consumo ing large amounts; of caf- » l e t m e cC a ll y o u E I B ^H l the Atlantic Oceops o f colTcc during feine.e. !So they designed a study tc ■ GayDEig^ j sulin-dqKndent dia- i f mlodest od doses o f caffeine couLo u U ^ H - 'ih e a rt! g SM ^•MEATHTAKneraOH S- had probobly beei n ^ T O fMBMr ^ ^■V sinking many corwhen their blood the sanmmc for diabetics, H Chocolatete V p v e r e d . Q K M mm/ before it was finagetting low, new Thejhey hooked 12 diabetics to ii ■ PIERCEiROSNAN 5 I ^^Up m y by nuclear subma venous>us Jines through which sugor EI3 I AS JAMES SOND 007^ n escription cappucci- insulinIin.to adjust blood sugarr lelevels IHI w ta w e d Mm g d l d f o i l k K W Umllod Engagomont £ Adults S2-Klds SI 7:00-9:30 £ udy was small ancl couldd bbe added. Some individualsals were^ □ CaTSmelii,^\ii. cd on a lorger scale given t n a capsule containing 250 I fee’s benefits o ut- ligramsm s o f eaffcinc, the amount in ^:...jj2sizes GofFeIt if the preliminary or threiree cups of cofTce, and oti .^.i...A2aizi3 S( Rosos (PO) 7:30-9:30 } iabetics may have a w ere: given g a dummy capsule, = \ ' S : ffl ^ ^S 9 Nixon (R) 7:30 Only ] regular jova breaks, nothinging inside. In a series of ex;experi-. U r£arly QI ■^ ■ ■ S c ro a m ers(R ) 7:15-9:30 V H Big Butly (PG) 7:00-9:15 lin-dcpmdent (Type m ents,ts, thei researchers lowered the■hepy: H FREDERKICKSON'S fi for loe too little insulin, ticipontUlts’ blood sugar levels gradujdually n ■- g j j m 12 Monkeys (R)avcelVA« J SOURCE: Tho WoDrmt Guido' V . The Washington Posulls sugar oul o fth e o v e r sc IDIES • ■ ■^ iM o n - tu o s 6:45-9:l5{' .7 several hours. Those who»“ ■'“<> 1 CLOSED SUNDAYSSI ^ , H M r a meal. Without been gigiven the cafTeine felt the sy W Wodnosdoy 9:15 Only ■ A couplc o f cups f l Toy Story (G) 7:00 ' | byROVOAaOP i r levels rise lo con- tom s: olo f low blood sugar signiflca P T i V a / e n f!l) the day can help insu1 couse tissue dam- soonerer Ilhan those who had no cafTcaueine, - • . , ■ 9 Ouak tn Dawn (R) 9:00 H' ■ betics recognize :nw death. Diabetics the teaream reports in tlie Jan. 6 issuissueof ''-•:;7VOV'ee i t s G s ; I s■ jum anll (13) 7:00-9:15 ' sugar levels are Igarg controlled with T he LarLancet. ' S Grumplar Mon (13) 7:00-9:15 research suggests, iections o f insulin. ■ Robeibert S. Sherwin, a Y ^ Eya for Eyo (R) 7:15-9:39 w D on’t ask for pres ' KRT InlobraphkaniAVID A R ^ iiicsitsownriskof Univereersity researcher who helped c f l Foreign Film aenti-Wtck -**3 ^ O v no ju st yet; th e stucly low blood sugar duct the study, warned that cofTcecem r ay- needs to be repeatedilso have veiy sen - not be t « a good idea for every diabciabctic. , £> Ii> I-,'. • ^ ^ 9 to m ak e sure ColTei Caflein<:ine stimulates the central nervicrvous Immiiunology Taking weigh its risks. But led lo watch for the system,m, so .it m ay Increase, the body'sboc , ( .. results hold true, dial}lood sugar, which need for fo sugar, .which might reqixquire .. ' medicol excuse Ibr repalpitations, anxi- adjustmitments in insulin doses. ■ p i c t u r e a shott at drujig abuse ^ j People with insulinand muddy think- I) diabetes produce 9 :t them by eating m h h I BB.ID£[EI3 I T h e W a s h in g to n P>ostosi in neuural n “reward" centers. Cocain the hormone that pull se signs are subtle E y J PT| , ^ H Wodnosday 017:30 1 d o es thisthi so efiectively that it is pei b lo o d stream a fte runrecognized t until H J U I I m -.vMiiKisL'e.r.>73S-T«2forming o . . insulin, blood sugar I i t s | t »l^1IK 8:30 MOW-FRI. m p [ svere or even life- H ^ | Ui..UL_^iJ222i2li22—— •(..». if.jt,v,-tir.h Iui«»riinw i ^ ble to vaccinate 'a person] against drugs. J ccntrau'ons that con < 1, more than one- B A h . V* cocaine addiction; in the some way- Onee can( treat addicts with drug age, coma and evenI trcotcd for severe Vltamunlns • Herbs • Romeopatlilcilic ______children get shotsts Ifor measles or that bioilock the action of dopamine m ust keep blood sugz T e a s a n d G ro c ery Item s i they didn’i noticc specS« la llz ln g I n V eg e ta rU n Itemm s polio. Researchersrs at the Scripps but tha:hat may make withdrawa carefully tim ed injcc1 symptoms had a m Reseorch Instituteute in La Jolla, symptortoms even worse. It wouldANAS b< But t i ^ t control canithat they needed THE IX Calif., report in thele D1 ec. 14 N ature p re fe raTable l to find a way to kee] causing dangerouslyirch^srs have been ne — which enters the blood Cvnientilal Squa»e that they have acooked up an cocaine levels, which can ab0 ipake diabetics „„„ injectable chcmicalal thatt makes rats streamm rapidly when inhaled o: ous consequences. 5 symptoms in the H. largely, immune to0 Iht c drug’s rov-; in jc e teted d — from g e ttin g in to th< ages. c e n trall l inervous system in the firsg Diabetics are tiaineiIDovidKefTofthe Hours;jrs: Mon.-Frl. 9:30.im-7:30pm- sym ptom s oM ow bic Saturdoy I0:00.im-S;00nm Cocaine abuse1 is n o to rio u s ly place. TlThat is, to keep it from crosS' uth Hospital in ■ include trembling, pi Sunday 12.5:00pm tough to treat. Once:e inii thcbniin. the ing thele blood'bmI in torrier, a delec- Uld, working with ■ ety, blurred vision ar ' drug boosts the effe;ffcct o f a potent liv e ly’ permeable pi protective mem- and at.Yale i DO MAIL OBDERSIBI - ,f> biochemical called:d dt o p am in e thot bm ne thatthi allows only certain kind: ing, and to correct l-80& J9»e384 B u ( thgggIt people are more 1 causes intense feelinjlings of cuphorio of substaistances to enter. P®*”' • a t first and often go ui S they have grow n sew JmmmM threateoing. Indeed, ™8s third ofall diabetics)K tt LIKE Yr O U ’ V E line, blood sugar said ti the problein untilLOST ; 5 LI-BS. 1 P« become-SO severe th t ' , • - ®^P assistance. So rescan G T H E S E ! ! ! I®”* looking for ways toY WEARINC * morc aware of these i I'^JT/Ms A O ICW_ “C earliest stages. * So "fs* KwasiDebnihandE . P O WKH E R N ■ MQpei BUND •>“ - Royal Bournemout T H I^[N-HERv™ All American Frozi3zcn Yogurt & Ice Cream is nownoxv open for business. Wc'rc |c c - Bournem outh,' Englani3 b rin g in g yo u goumimict yogurt in dozens Df delcctalectable flavors, Ami in con«, mF E A i m i N G T B *'5". colleagues there BIKE:E T IG H T 'xlishes, sundaes,s, shakes and m ore. A nd greatat Uistta cao be good for you. J All Amcrictican F rozen Y o g u n has 1/2 lhehe caloricsc and 1/3 the i ^ ULTRASONICm PROtOCESS University, knew that; ic ally p la c c d gir|iurl. ■i3-W00DSLATBLINDS"FI!£ ESTIMATES I I I LOO ONE ON TODAY!' Rirlnuonon - REPAIRS I Om VIVM 5Qf- I ; ■ . RESI3STRINGING & ALL OTHER;R 1REPAIRS > ■ I ^ cLEiiNma T ON STAGE: I ULTRASGiSONIOLY CLEAN ALL TVTOPESOF.BUNDS 7 JUST Bl will n alletonts fl, Wood, VEBncMa, Pleatcd, Cel:7ELunjU{,Rc. ' ■ ^ ■ r ouier'tliigl — I ■ i c e ^ a m Im lU 1 L c o U t r c l s ; ..^^E ,...D rop-o1.ofi or pick-w p * look «ml II I ^ ^ s h o p s - ^ r . S j u m P a i r S« k v i < TRY O] ^ j i I B U Y O N E , G E T O N^ E F R E E I i I T. 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M , ie bade Proofretofread anicle, pennil dr. sun- k convorw ______light to enter terw woik quaners. Tauhis, Scor^ K J . iJliL. 10’Snstchr ' ° " “ - — I pio^e^nsinis in picture. Don’l stop nowl f BeeUe Bailey B y M oart r Walker ]i_ A cc^pi 3R (June 21-JuIy 22); Sludy 15 Ingrodlota r ^ — “ ■ Gemini messa;essage. Check rtfercnccs, sig- i TOPAy WE'U. p j5CU55 ^ \1 N E E P A I f i i BEETLE ACTS/IT& jll f X'MALM05TCEI fft ~ ■ natures. You’llbu’ll lake ^arge of your own 1 il AFPIRAOVTlVe ACTII:riO N . VOLUNTEER A, ^ A I N 1 16 eSSlwniItlns sound I H H t L — ■ ■ ■ ■ destiny. Read J AFPJRM ATlVe/^ I V THATSNOTHO I ear ze zr a lead and wrilc, gel messoge' I'L L SHOW YDU HCH O W / FO R .- O W / 17 Of thb 0* ------w — H 55------3» M M across in dynailynamic fashion.' - • f ^_X.ITW OKK5 rcrust _:______IT WORKS... 0ARBA<5E '7=s h rivor, ” ■■ is------57“ ~ ------(July 2 Jly 23-Aug. 22): Attendance n t' y concert pulsIts yiyou in mood for r o m a n c c . 1 !t > ^ ^ § ( 1 Focus on style,ityle, panache, prescolalion o f­ ^ format lhalii aiifactsan aiicnlion of sup^- I a “7 T | | i m ^ “ " ■ ■ S s 'orid finch . ors. Long-dist-distance communication in- dwilh * r ~ ------— ^ W * 5 “ ;------^ T ~ ■ ■ ''°v S S 9 " ((Aug.a I 23-Sept. 22): Terms - in plain ~" ~ 8n“ "ta*Sa" ““ ” fined, promises must ,be in,' : ^—j p i ! ■ ■ writing. Relati:elalionship requires review,- • 87 te ss refuse to bc: lakenlaki for granted. Money rc- ^ - L 55" — — — Iales to long-disg-distancecall. ■ ' ' . • Frank and Ernest ^ 18 Upper cn ______; _ U B R A (SepL(Sep 23-Oct. 22): Focus on •'______B y B o b ' 19 French ri ,R—J M l»w cr, elracntnent of time, intensified rein- • o e , e , o ~ tionship.~Disc(Wscover lilding placcs, dig: O A / e -THING T i FOH $Uf!ff f c |5 5 ® " ’ deep for.additlidditional lofomuiion. Rnan-- 3 1 ^ , O r a ■ O)0Mt_ Trfeun* izi MMU S^rvlcM, Int. n io o n e cialmancuver.ilvet. involves one close lo you. • o r s - t^llT AgO\- a s Old Wtortiling MngrwnMfvwi. 01/29/96 sC » R H O (O(< a 23-Nov. 21): Long-; ' A . ^ h S t .1 '...... ■' Saturday's Puzzlelulvoct I range prospecu>ccu becomc aystal clear; If - - | . POUTlCf OH land 7*— was going..." M fliSStan'] llll afraid to moveaove, poienu'nl.dims. Rench^ ired 8 Namo beyond thee iiimmediate, check l e ^ : ' V i ^fOl.lTiClANS 9 VlUnlnous I I I I *^yts, permnissions. issi You’tt bc reunited- • SjlipTf"Y f a expressions jH ° 1 ^ |^ [ f ll loved one.3ne. ' 37 Courtroorige ' 10 Ono expressing>g <-,- -[s IhM q M e o o o S B SAGnTART dmnui,1 mistake paIn ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):; - ■I a T h a v e s Convort u Highlight fresifresh slari, independence,- sear llWeotherword •• uke personal appearances,: 1 ORN(Dec22-Jan.l9):Puz-: : The Bom ,Loser ' I . By Art SansomU i / s 42 BeginningDr ship's deck U-Q K 0 e B 2jo pieces fallall inio ii placc, financial‘dis-: : a & 44 Against»rtver 25 Cobred, in a U ^ j s p p i p i pute settled,. partnership,paj marital sunis • - jj :( Yo! WMTee! ~, THI5I5THE!^£iJce>Tfewiceive£va ' tWSISAEUFFET.SIE, j - S • 45 Lel ll sion )< fl 46 Staggerecrucluro way ■ * r r r figure prominenlinenlly. Guiccrnalive invites r :£EN !ti.^ ^ w M u i E s r e ooms ' 28 Engine L B *T “ r r E 3WU for gotirmctrmet dining. Answer No u l-' - S 48 Pmnk j ^ — - — 27 Silly [ ■ 3 3 5 1 3 terior motivesia l . : ■A N O iv eiBtC T T O ifE A . 2 50 Issued ighrofa 28 Logic ■ : — ' o challenge ■■'alelelMl . AQUARIUSUS (Jan. 20.reb. 18):: :>pf*£Nu!lCCmD ■ 29 Shore bird . MMM You'll have moimore room in work, living ■ ’ g S2MakaamlfoaturQ ....3t.Michaiangok>. - - J^QtK>«W i^!/^^ • - - ^ 53 Ught spee slatuo- • cuson style; humor,-ibnity:J ' ------'~ ~ 1 B ’ 9 56 Rubber-so to reach more« peoplepe itfco n n e^ n liilh: . H 32 Pooled 45 Usod an . 55 Gor'Oro."»-. product, u fcnt,:Dt - • I , J. I | H . ® shoo . 33 Make happy atomizef 58 Pair »- Z 9 60 FinishedIter' 38 Small rugs 47 Most ar« • 57 Kno Peb.l9.Marcli20Jj;Mls^: :. ' - _ . , 61 Formersoentity 39 Filch •49 Exist; 60 Fun td — opponcnfslirt ln io r : : ■t & C hip Kefauver • w rprisejyou’U I ' ^ ------i 63 Chinesethings r^ '40 Ono granted SIFoOowanar . abbi J0 being (>emils6k>n ’ 53 Funny sl6ry . 59 Imp. zooms unward. ■ ■ J l U = ^ ) 64 Boat siruci g(0j ^ ' cenUng d l ^ nutri |R______• s;^ ! 85Selofroof 43 Along In years . iS4 Sts. . ■ • 62-Meli T ^ 68 Ogled , 67 Catch sigh / A . 68 Upllght ...... 69.Capitolfofl s j s } ■ ■ ,'OOWN * Q r* 1 Scent . W 2 Short loiter . . ■ 3 0istlnclent ■ 4 Hidden IhJn ^ 5 Human beli _____ 6 Kept ......

I ® L _ [apoiiuml ~ M aindat(ory n•ecycllingcJojng;w ell Ketchum, Hai[ailey receive m.hon they already hove, HoileyI Mayor '■ |||| Steve K earris'^aid. M v enthusiasm, fo:forprpgranr “Both cities tried to met c u s to m e r s ’ tfaHev nc(leeds by placing large rcc B y fiaibsia N eiw ert 'ccycting bins a t. Times-News conesponcondent 5trategic '" locations on cityty property. The Officials wamVI of high Irop-ofT sites were well u:used, but soon iccomc Illegal dum ping grou HAILEY - In Ketcetchum and Hailey, avalanchele danger “T hc P ark a n d Ride lot be< mandatory “curbsidar-coded th e regional londfltl lone near Burtey. ond this ■ at Wendell sellchools andi chosc( n o t to lim it the omomount df week-- microchij Bellevue has no curb: :hip that identifies thc ownener. The decreased to10 <4.4 loods per day for H W E N D E L L - A« jrbside servicc, but |y gagarbage. An all-day health and large bins for voluntpr c a n s areire. weighed and chargcss billed Dccembcr,savin]iving S 8 ,6 6 7 , Stauffer said. H safety fair will highl itpry recycling are “T•This IS much-simpler,” Coh'oles said. according ghlight this week’s Red available. ing to weight. Thc solid wastvaste district is recycling 130 H Ribbon Week at thethe Wendell Middle and Prc’roponents o f gctting;as muchm garbage . “Thisis isi; the m o st e q u ita b le sysi ' "We’re pretty pleased:d folksf ore seeming out 0 /stem of tons per monthith andd hopes to increase that H Elementary schools.s. of thc waste stream as popossible argue all,” ^ailailey City Administrotor)r Doryl volume to more to g c t the g is t o f i t . ” saicsaid Carrie Stauffer, that 1 lore than 150 tons with the H The themes of thehe week are “Hugs, Not t unlimited garboge may■ beb< sim ple, b u t Jam es saicsaid. • m andotory recycicycling. ■ Dnigs," and “Hug A director of the Southemem Idaho Regional does:isn't a ttack th e problem . A Teddy Bear.” School F o r novnow, Stauffer said it's too e:early to Curbside recyecycling takes newspapers, ■ counselor K athiyn Co Solid Waste District. T'o o red u ce th c cfTects o f mc C o o p e r e d the purpose modem living have cxaci(act figures on the effects of f monda-r m agazines, oilI colors co of glass, tin cans and H o f the w eek's activitii The additional feescs on Hoiley and on theth environment and to re vities is to help smaents I reduce c o sts, to ry recyci:ycling. But figures reveal rec-ecycling aluminum cons.ns. C< a rd b o a rd m ust be taken find altemstives to0 destnjctivec behavior, Ketchum residential billslills have prevented Haitiitey is working with W Wood River efftrts throughoutthn Btaine County thisth past to sites near HaHailey City Hatl or to the H especially drug use. the garbage rates flvm gbinggbi up eyen m ore R ubbbbish to establish a garbe bage disposal yearhave’lve’been positive. recy clin g ccniera Monday, CoUegee olof Southern Idaho bas- :erat Ohio Gulch. ’ . H ketball Coach Stevee IrIrons, will be a featured . . weaker at a M iddlele ISchool assetnblv. At the same time, elemcrnentaiy students will be H e l p i nig g h a n d s I entertained by ventriloriloquist and Idaho State y plans I Police CpI. R ich Wills.i llT . n Tuesday and Wednednesday, sm dents Avill have door decoraiimting contests and will write essays on theirleir Rcd Ribbon Week I i n c l u r themes. ude I I T he H ea lth a n d1 Safety S Fair will be Thursday at thc Middiiddle School. The event ’ i will feature 21 boothshs on( topics that include. I £ j | | j 1 ' gun safety, automobioblle.and.truck safety, I i ' t > i k ee paths I outdoor safety, accid cident.prevention and I B y V irg in ia S. OiO arb e r how to stay physici sically and mentally Times-News writ healthy. I On Friday, Middlele ISchool students will see dancing by a1 clclass of thcir own. J TWIN FALLS.LS - Before long, bicy- Another group will presentpre a Line Dancing clists arid pedesidcstrians w ill be oble to I demonstration. enjoy a leafy,fy. slow-m oving drive And on eypry dayY atai lunchtimc. Middle . through thc city;ity.'s now-decnycd ware- ^ • School students willill 1. iAnd thc next stage of Bureau seeks volunteersvo irietam orphosis: is readyr to b egin. ' TWIN FALLS t TwinT v Falls, County's Second Strecirect South - between Noxious W eed Controlrol Bureau is seeking a Second and FiAhiAh avenues south - will I volunteer from th e Buh:)uhl or Castleford area be reconstructed:tcd for one-w ay traffic to serve on its Noxioi:ious Weed Advisory j .a n d a bike path.h. ThcT road will be wind— Board. ing to ollow for clum ps of trees and Those interested1 shouldsi call Sheila I la n d s c a p in g onfl ololtem ating sid^s of ihc Huizar at 734-9000. street. . ' Shoshone StrciStreet w ill get ncw old- BLM closes sodcdden roads style lighting fronfrom Sixth Avenue Nonh JOHN TMOMPSOWTh* a n d E a s t to Diom< undi weather im S ocial w o r k e r BJII Aid iomond Avenue. Thc rest ' improve Aldrich opened a new.m8o n vehicles are allowed, buibut wheeled vehicles Lococated at 1316 Overland Av<\ve., Ihe K disabilities to comc' and team basic skill:ills awarded the contiontroct.-Riedesel would ’ Timcs-Ncws writer are prohibited on thetie following roads: I & B Clubhouse C offers supportIrt for any- and about copingco] in a co m m unity,” h(he also prepare constmstruction contracts and Indian Springs, Chert] crry Springs, North o ne wilvith a d ia g n o se d m ental illmlincss from ^id . •'It conn helph people suiy o ut o f hoS'3S-. o v e r s e e biddingg an d in s p e c tio n . ^ B U R L E Y - S o cial wo Cottonwood, Curtis SpSpring, Squaw Joe, work brings new depress^sion to schizophrenia. pitals’and leaneam to live indepcndentty.” A fter months of challenges e v e ry day, act s of planning, he's itch- West Foric o f D iy Creekeek and'East Fork of according to Bill AldriIrich said the facility wosis sets up to S im ila r foci)iicititics ore located in Rupert;rt, ing to get started, D tyCrcck. Aldrich, director of a neunew day treatm ent b c a re: resource for the communitylity, and he T w in Falls andan< Pocotello. Sincc openingng “I have been invinvolved w ith thc devel- Exceptions will bc tmmode for holders o f centcr in Burley for peopcople with mental hopes a > area resid en ts w ill suppon3rt it. in e a rly Januailuary, Aldrich has seen oboui)ut opment of the 0 1 valid BLM leases orir permits,f or their disabilities. Old Tow ne for a ycur •‘It’s’s a place for people withith mentol and a half now," employees, in the courserse o f duties associat- V," Ricdesel said. "Now P leasila se s e e CLUBHOUSE/C3'3 we have a chancc 1 ed with thc lease o r pemiinniL The some holds incc to begin its imple- true for employees off validv: right-of-woy j ------1 mentation.” I holdeis. The projcct shotihould tie ready, for bid- For more infonnation;on; call the BLM at j Wendell ’ c(:6p fights;youth cri]ime withe ding by May, hee sa • 678-5514. education The council meen e e ts a t 4 p .m . today in BySteveKoe^ ing; folkways, f such as refusinging to shokc hands, J ||m City HaU. No 65 p.m. p. session is sched- Wildlife councilI iiinvites ^ Times-News correspondent c an1 bbe ostracism o r dirty looks, HM u le d th is w eek; the th( m eeting is open to La.^ws, in contrast, cany specxcific punishments, M l the public. Hunters and fisheiherman ^W ENDELL - In a n effortt to|o reducc youth vio- su chhasjoil ; and fines. SM Aiso today, Comiommunity Development lence and crime. Police Chief i TWIN FALLS - TheT Region IV icf Philip Cowell has Co:owcll presents studentss withw Jt variety ^ I '■ Ij SB Director LaMar' OrtonOr win rccommend - I Wildlife Council has plannedph a meeting ^becomc a teacher o f “ gang resresistance education crimenes - grafYlti, thefl, drive-byby shooting, arson - i I that thc council changcchi fees for zoning and training.” .. open to all hunters andnd fishermen for 7- • • •; andI 0asks .them w hot they think,nk. tbe punishm ents . H n f l ...... a p p lic a tio n s ondI suisubdivision plats. - Called GREAT, for short, Co I p.m. Thursday in Roi^o6m 108 ofthe Cowell says the pro- slioululd bc. • ‘ Orton has prcpanpared two fee lists. One Sram Js his response to Mayo Aspen, Building atI thc'Collegetl of. ayor Lynn Nelspn’s • Rcdestitution is th eir fnxiuent op:opinion. reflects departmeimcnt costs other thnn ^ I S oudiem Idaho. recjuest to reduce yo u th crime.e. Ea(jich GREAT lesson, one hourhc per week for . staffing; forcxamplmpic, a special use per- ' “I want kids to understand thc [ Topics include Fore:>rest-Servicc pro- I I they have a choice,” .nine: vweeks, b uilds on the previoiious one. mit would cost S50S50, and a planncd-unit Cowell said. . posals to close certai:tain trails in the ^ Th(Tic lesson on “crime, victintims and rights” is developm ent's re;rezoning would cost The Bureau of Alcohol, Toba I Sawtooth F<^st to hoihorses and mufes ! obacco and Firearm s followowed by a stu d y o f ciilniralal 1difTeren^, their S215. Thc otherr proposalpi sets fees to I and to ban bear baitinglg in.thei Sawtooth I n 1991 founded G R E A T in conconjunction with law effectct on a com inunity, and thee haimfulh b d iav io rs cover city employeoyebs' solarics; n spe- nforcement agencies and cduc I Mountains. The Idaho) HHunters Heritage . ducators in Phoenix resjiltilting from prejudice. Cononfiict resolution, cinl-use permit wowould cost S225, and; • ' ind paid for Cow ell’s training. I Defense Fund will gig iv e a p r o g r e s s I ^ S- includuding a doss on role-playirying, teaches non- P U D rezo n in g S490, Cowell’s teaching drae is pa I report on its efforts againstagi the bear- I I port of his salaried violenent ways to resolve disagrees«ments. HH| "Som e individual}uals will feel that taxes ' hunting initiative. vork, and the School District1 payspt for classroom Covowell teaches thc differencenee between needs already pay‘‘for stoflstaff time and an appli-' naterials. I For more infonnation,in. calM23-5287. and wonts,w; and relates these concsnccpts to theft and |H |H cant should nott hshave to pay again, “A gang is a group o f pebpleiple whose members alcohohoi consum ption, Orton said in thc: proposal.pn ‘•Others wilt; j. Con^Il^1 frftom Btafif rq m itt j n^ge in criminal activity,"'Co'Cowell said. ‘T h e y ' Thcfic effects o f d rugs and ganj:ongs on neighbor- feel that the applicplication fees should; ictimize society and ignore humlumon rights." hoods,Is, and p e r ^ n a l and commurnunity responslbili- ^ H r J reflect all costs ossoiissociated with applica-: ^ ------^ ButB. gangs are nothing ncw, hehesaid. tyoreie included in latter lessons, tion processing'.” ••They don't even care aboutout each other," he •‘Thilie students know right frorkim wrong unless m v e KOCHLEfVTh* tkm The council witl'ill also con_sider bids ills students. H e explains the dii difference between they’ve"Ve from a to tally dysf\mctioaional family,", he Wendindell Police Chief Philip, ' for.a company to.nc3. negotiate acquisition folki)lkways and laws, a n d how thes thestf practices origi- says.. 1That’s w hy th e final lessonson is on goal set- Cowelveil instructs Wendell o f right-of-way alonilong Addison Avenue • ! Obituaries ated eiid affect socicQ'. ting,, 0 a procedure to help stude East. Thc‘“ncgotiatitiation" contract will C 2 “ g idents btiild self- Middledie School students Sporta Folkways are a m ode of thinthinking, feeling or esteemrm, he said." cost thc city at least:ost S32,000. C5-8 acd!rting common to a people, he says, and m any I f theythi con look ip a m irror andnd feel good about • ® ^ uut t gangs and the merits> Addison wil! be: widenedwi in late. 1996, ^ . Iiavo>ve religious origin. Punishmennent for not follow- themsetsclves, then they’re doing okiok^,'hesaid. ofayollyoldlng th em . C ity M a n a g e r Tomn C(C o u rtn e y said .

\ . . . •I, , / ■ V .1 -.- 02 Tlniw-N«\Nawa. Twin Falla. Idaho MontondayJsnyaiyj».jflQa ______2 friend:ids o rd ered to stands( trial in Coilottpnw ood Can;nyon laying \K E CITY (AP) — Two) Feb. 2, in 3rd District Courttononecount or Friends ofif the men testified Friday . [jseatti^bO been ordered to s t ^ trial in.I. < cochofmuider.afiist-degrccfcc felony. a ta p re limlinary lr hearing that they ftace for Ith ofa man who was foundI Dickey originally faced:d thet charge watched Diclickey hand .a .38-caliber ]Lbs Aiogeles,Umes :am in B ig Cottonwood1 i alone, but prosecutors filedled the count revolver to Korous,Kc who then alleged- irry W. Dickey, 34, andI i against Korous about two) weeks w after Iy shol Michailiael L. Bartlett, 19,;inthc . Americ.:rican Collcge Test (ACT) wiwill be given at 7:30 the room. rters In Portland, Ore.,, as President Clinton shares a I Motors service school willvill be held from a.m . in thethi Shields Building:- “It used to be the Democrocrats would fe w w o rd s vvia satellite from the capltol.ca|: I 0 4:30 p.m. in Canyon 130BOB. - • Nationaonal Teachers Examination1 fNTE)| lest wiJJ be stand up and say, 'W e’re for an eight- conservative! vvoting rccord. la>tax breaks for the middle class, the I . car_show will be h eld fron ?>nrA,o.m. to.JO_.given at-7;it-7:30 a.m. in the-Shields BuJuilding.------bo hour, working day.lNow,.allall wc seem------Yet-as-thej-first-major f election of—ful-future-of-Mcdicarc,-and-abortIon'"B ' Expo Center. • Goldenen Girts’ donee clinic willI beI held fiom 8:30 to J? be saying is, ‘W e’re notlot liberals.’ 1996 heads to0 a finish with the close rigrights. I testing will be held a t 5:300p.m.1 in Shields a.m. to 12:3012; p.m. in the gymnasiunum.' OrOr, ‘We’re liberal, but we’we’re cool.’ o f mail-in ballilloting on Tuesday, the “In many ways, it will.bcj a referen- I Lathammi car show cotitinucs fromm 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. '^We're j ' always trying to defenddef oijr- coniest is. ncck-:k-ond-neck, coming to a dum dui on the Republican revolution. I 11 aid workshop wiil be helileld at 7 p.m. in in the Exp selves. I really wonder somei ixpo Center. metimes, do. tense finish in the battlegrounds o f . bccausebc< (on most issues) you could I Militaiyuy testingI will be held at 9 3 0 a1 m in Shields 203. ' Democrats have a vision?I? Is1: there a Oregon’s dcclit:lining lumber towns, its take tak out Smith and Wydra’s &ce and I [ind rehearsal, will be heldd aat 7:30 p.m. in C SI bosketball-Vs. bat Collcge of Eastern Utah - 8“game plan?” tax-strapped miniddle-class suburbs and paste pa: somebodv else’s in and run I 21. women playpli at 6 p.m. and men pla;lay at 8 p.m. }n the The race to replacece form er a growing.urbaixn population fearful o f them the: anywhere in the country,” said I , gymnosiun flepublican Sen. Bob Packwikwoodwas losing the prisiistine environment thal University Uni o f Portland politicu scien* I THURSDAY IdahoI Dancc D Arts Alliance dancice concert will be bought to ofTer Democratsats an early has lured thousaisands to the Northwest, list James Moore. ‘TTiis will be a real I ar show continues from 9 a. > a.m. to 10 p.m. given ot; 77] p.m. in the Fine Arts Audiiditorium. °Pfipportunity to cut into the-Gs GOPcon- T h e Sm ith-'i-Wyden face-off has good goo level to find out which themes I Center. tro,rol of the Senate. Withh thetl state v emerged as a keyk fight for the envi- are arc working.” . 1 Education Technology telecteconference will. SUNDAY Deidemocratic Party enjoyinglg ai seven- "ro n m en tal monovement, which .has So S far, the mail-in voting proccss I 1:45 a.m. in Aspen 108. Lathamm cari show continues fromn 9 a.iii. to lOp.m. Ploint ° ' re g is tra tio n edgd-processing plant The ballots ball sent out early this month had I ------1 ------al-horassmeni ------charges,, Wyden,W; ual- a anli-Smith.efforort marks the first lim e' been beci remmed, meaning that the final- I opulor Portland-areo congrngressman in the Sierra CIiriub’s 104-year history tumtumout could set a state record for a I Tr?irst elected in 1980, shoullOuld hove that it has louncnchcd such a campaign nonnon-presidential year. Voters have I v ic e s ^ hadad a relatively easy carcampaign in a political raceice. untiuntil 8 p.m. Tuesday to mail back I — ' — agaigainst Gordon Smith, thee onc-termoi The race alsoso cchocs the nationa! thelitheir ballots or put them in special I Qoodwja. o f Jerome. 10 ViiViewing, one hour before thee funerolfi Violet L..Hahn,n, of Twin Falls, 2 Stateate Senate president wiihh a deeply debate over a Baiiatanced federal budget, dropdrop boxes. I tlove-Robertson Funeral todoy tod at the churoh, (Hansen MoiMomiaiy p.m. Tuesdoy, Epipiscopal Church of ^ ne. Ru|Rupen Chopcl). the Ascensipn, Twirvin Falls. Viewing, 4 I 1 to 8 p.m. todoy at t )White. Mommry in ^3SHA reptlo rt — —V- jrrei, of Buhl. 11 o.m. Nellie I Hqoes, of Jerome, gravpaveside Twin Foils. . LDS Church on Moin lervico, ser 1 p.m. Tuesday, JeiJerome ng. one hour before the Cemetery. Cei Viewing, 10:30 n.ro.m. to LaMar Dewaynime Andreason, of m accidentr t H o w Idd a h o l l at the church, (Farmer 12:30 12:; p.m. Tuesday. Hove-Robeobeitson Twin Foils, I p.m.1. Wednesday, Filer d «n Buhl). FuneralFuji Chapel. Jerome. . • LDS Suike Center.,841 8 Midtvay, Filer. O i l Viewing, 4 to 8B p.m .'today and expected so xtoAldttiaYtiiiviIeaL.of \Mary Ann Lawyer Schroedeeder; of Tuesdoy, White MMortuary in Twin Peru, and formerly o f BliiMiss, I.p.m. Tuesday, Twinin Foils1 Foils, and from 11:1:45 a.m. to 12:45 ‘ .TCASPER, Wyo. (A P)^Stal l a wi w n a k e^ r rs v o t e d .today, Jerome LDS Sth. RefReformed Church. Viewing,, 3 to 8 p.m. Wet^csday attthe tl chureh. Family ils are waiting .for the resultsJlts ofthe :l ,on N orth'L incoln, p.m1.m. today at Reynolds Fun'unerol will greet friendsI ffrom 6 to 8 p.m. Occi:cupational Safety andd F HcoUh ' ' • L son Funeral Chapel In ChaHiapcl In Twin Foils. Tuesday ot the funenwal chopel. Admiministrotion’s report on thelhe prison I j accid:ident earlier this month thathnt killed . three mer, ofGooding. 2 p.m. W ee inmates. ■ay's Gooding Chapel. |b Th.rh e report is n p ec ted to she*shed li^ t f f c l y P M y i service, 11 a.m . ___Peatii noDtice , into0 \what went wrong duringB theth Jan. 8 r g f f M y y B p a Columbia Memorial ^ —' — 5 acciicddent in the.prison's heatinIting sys- UC&BBBJUJI ^^nt^weUi^ Crapo^ I Helens, Ore. ClC:ievaM.Hase ond.Medical CenterPin il Twin Fall.. , a. The rq x n t is Ocpected soonoon, pos- ^i )7<5r XH a SI5' TWIN FALLS - Cleva M.. Hose,H ■ Arrangements arere under the diree- siblyIy«s.eaiiy • as'this week, accctccoiang Bfrer. o f Paul, 2 p.m . 82,2, iofTwin Falls, died early SunSunday <>on o f Reynolds FuFuneral Chapel’Iri ^<>.tosialttate offic ials.-:!' n . ongregational Church. Jan.in. 28, \996i at Rock Creek ReRehab TwinFalls.* V OS}SHATs report ^^viII ^ v e tis ^ ^ e .’fguidelddioes,*in tenns o f where topeopccMxed. , •• "fiomn there,” s ^ ConectiQas Dqwawtmedts IK jiB iK ig B S ti Direc«ctor Jtidy UphbfT. She siiUdsi^ tbe^ j w S a i a a g ^ ^ pitals I* 'lejKMi x t will bete show tlie qgmcyiyhow'to b 1 ; . preverrent aiy otlicr acddents, ^^•tradW ofially.^^'#' k XBY REGIONAL MEDICALAL CENTBR; Fred BomuI amnak Brenda Reynolds, both.pf>fRupert I ' Thr'brec o f the minimum-secsecunty V . inmattates who died'Were appar mes are omitted ot padents* request'ret ' parently ' • SALT LAK 'Releaaed, tiyigngn to clean out a clog in the coal ' Lorriann Delgado. De Spring Maxfield, KKaduyn Roundy asb. bi fiiends have bee Releaaed ' ' ^and Martha Cl hopper of the prisoit!ss bboiler.' ; the 1995 death < I Chovez, all of Burley; Doni>nald.Moos'o. '«nd.. house,se. ; • . ■' ning and Ranee Simon, both1 ofTwinol Falls, AimbndoAnwjredondo, both o f R im ^ .’Chr near a streamnun ofRupert ' bris Raoilrtt and . Ddu>duglas WilwD>-23; o f Ca^er^ .a « i'= 2) DEFEN SE C%Ie Christenite n i^ both ^ H ^ t> ^ ;'a »d,aeo2enJ»,of l I 'oiueo Canyon. Jerry Paul; ' ■ . ettc residents James-Sheets:ets,-45,^ ' . T h e H ouse bnbt Wednesday Brandon G.KonREGIONAL MEDICAL CENENTER V .and.Di^petyl Keams,'46, died>i&dm ?fl29, a $265 .billion ' .monoxide pol86nibi:af^. arization bill. T h e bill Yes Yes Admitted A baby waskras bore <9 Mr. and Mrs. Daifavid Roundy oi^V (ied inlo tbe coal er; 'V ' provides «7;bUliIllion more than re «nd-Rocl^Giwle,-both-of^ofB ^eyrand Burley. ^^eniother p^I^-ii^uding.ins,five - .iPresldent.CIIntoitoii requested; It . ,f '.‘ y H r iTlins flrefighteni.' weiv^i^im i m i ' -includes a 2 .4 p ■ • Thij ;rr------• ''-J • ■ ;'whearaithcy^tried resfcuini^the'' ..g,M g!dW nd« ■■ > ‘ ;'thiee,irMittnates. bomber fleet. Clinton .. . The follo>\ > : . said h e will signjn the bill even though (hat will t&] F oi ' It requires thatt services members with For obituary rate Infoio rm a tid n , HIV, th e virus th Southem Idol ^ calsail 733-0931. oxtenslon that cau ses AIDS, be u a r i e s n 2 7 8 V I expelled from theth military. Clinton the had vetoed ati1 eariiere version ofthe r . O vcreater lage a ranch In Uncoln Coun:)unty of Wendell; and manany nieces and bill partly becau:lUse it included m oney Desert 112. I then on to Star Valley. NevJev.. nephews. She vvrass preceded In ' •■ Sgenda for an expensiveve anti-balllstic missile — S }re they ranched and farmemed death by her father.'•. W.C. Uwyer. ------— ______sy stem . T hat pnirovislon w as rem oved, Pep Band unlll Fine Arts 133 il 1964. They then movedd tot and one brother. Teny • A “yes" vote fefevers the d efen se Bliss.;s. where they are p resenmtly ti Funeral sen/lces wlS f l t e d a t l llowing is a list o f govemn:mmCT- authorization bill>ill. : aged In farming, p.m. Tuesday, Jan; 3030.1996. at the leedngs that are scheduled lary was a member of th e Twin Falle Reformim ed Church. week :ir in the M ope Valley. This General M< Purplepie Sage Cow Belles, Bilsliiss •taterm ent will folloyow a t Sunset is com]implied from advance sch 8:30d.tn. io4 Gardeiden Glut, and V as active with witl Memorial Parli in Twrfnin Falls. Friends «lcs. •, fM agic Vall her hi S S i husband, LaV erne. in thith e may call from 3 to 69 ip.m. Monday TAee Times-Netvs suggests t 7:30 p.m. inti Potatoito Growers Association, Is that ^ f t * at Reynolds Funeral ClChapel In T^ n you coconfirm the information ' ary will always be remembereisred Palis. on by !nO'-ifirh^?|Sroc^ for herer long hours spent backing3 uput The family suggestists memorials lg Jthe appropriate clerk’s ofTiceofl her huslusband al the many meetingiIngs contributions to tTie3 IIdaho Youth e attending. General Mi and b£ 8:30 a.m. to 4: bargaining sessio n s for the th« Ranch or a charity of the.donor's potatoto growers. Mary would lister5ten choice.'Contributionsi rmay be given TODAY- Latham car and wiwait patiently at these func ‘ pirn, in the'Exj me- to funeral chapel staffIff or mailed to Twinin Foils County cbmmissiission- tlons. She sometimes would everven Reynolds Funeral CfChdpel, 2466 ers,8:3(:30 a.m., courthouse. ' Militaiy test go IntoHo these meetings, and wasvas Addison Ave. E.. Twrw.in Falls. ID .V ' 203. neverr afraida to Interject her opinion,lon, 83301. , , ' Financial ai even Inin a whole roomful of potatclato TDESDAY Shield 117. famiers.jrs. iwiwiffifftriiB ll School * Board, 7 p.m., supsuper- Swing Band le of Mary's greatest loves waavas B B B i a M . intendenlent’s office downtown, Fine Arts 121.roeder to spenlend time with her grandchil- nOHBM Minicnidoka County Democrat:ratic 'er Schroeder, 59, dren andam family. Although M a^ hadiad Robert P. Huay Party, 8 p.m.. courthouse. lursday, Jan.: 25, a veryy tbusy schedule, she alwaysays . Robert Phylo Hue\ey. 80, died Sbos})shonc.Ciiy Planning; ai and County Memorial had tlmiIme to stop and visit with, her Latham car i her Saturday, Jan. 27. 191996. al Twin Zoningg i C o i^ ittc e , 7:30 p.m.,• CiCity . K p ^ n B l g S ^ i l ries received in a many frifriends,- no matter wttere-sheshe . Falls Care Center. ' Hall; in the Expo Ccn ear B liss on w as duriluring her. busy day. Huey was born Oct. Funding Edu ;t 5, 1915 In Tw inin Falls Coun Soutx* Stat** Newt SofvlIfVlM »».^„wni««.»«in* imMMWf Survivvivors Include her husband,Id,:. Mountain Home, Ari<. HHe served in - ro m m ia < behcIdatlJ:4:March 19. 1936, LaVeme-ne.cf Bliss': her molher. NellieIlle. the U.S. Navy' during WWorld War II. lissioners, 8:30 a.m ., coui:ourt- , ; Region IVId ’Nellie Hawkins Hawkin(Ins Lawyer of Twin.Palls;is;<'.He was a member ofc Bethany house, up and attended.. LaVermrne's parenta. Walter and.nd./Lddge No. 21. A.F. anda A,M. of I Buhl a n d later Hilda ScSchroeder of Bliss; one son,sn.Sho^one. W EDNESDAY jmlly to Hansen, Kelly LaVerne La Schroeder arid hisIls,. He Is survived by a son, David C assitsia County Memori; ed Hansen High wife, Pe orial Peggy of. BIIss; a d au g h tear.- r/ Kyle Huey-of PukalanInl. Hawaii; a H ospitaltal'Board, 5 p.m., hospitpital ig from there In Debbiee Ira y Gnossen and her hus> js> daijghter, Barbara Hueyiey Skinner of auditoriuium . TOE rried LaVerne band,, SSam of Wendell; a sister, Twin Fells; a sister. Loult TOEsoAY.jMnunrM-.epi I , Serv>erly on May 22. Charlotte Bushong Twin1 IFalls County commissioision- Household-Tools-Antlqun i ; Id, of Jerome: five grandclichildren; and n 3 , 8:30i ole lived south of F red ofv >/e.. four great-grandchildren 10 a.m.. courthouse. Consignments WeloMne-Jtrom' . ! EMberJoGo< rping with Walt grandch[children, Alisha ancfrErJkader of Bliss. Chris and7Amy ■ r a u R ^ A Y , Chapel, Jerome. ny ed at 10 a:m. Tuesda'lay at White fl Steaa k ■ , - to Shoshone to M athe^vv«. and Taylor CnosM n. all Mortuary in Twin Falls. .. Glennsns Ferry City Council, 7:37:30 D with uTtmAr.rEBMURYr ^ ; P.1IL, Cityity Hall. Oman 4 Utwlller-Farm Mifilnety-Buhl' - Juan F. Tom ■ .Mushroom!!a r.> y I ’ * ‘*™', Advertisemeni-Pet)1 ------^------' Twin1 Falls F County commission today. Buhl LC lion- ■ & Mashed P(Potatoes ■ ; auirmjuicTRMsomcE Street. Viewing, I H M H I crs. 8:300 co.m.; courthouse, Wendedell C ity C o u n cil, 7 p.m, funcml today at WHITE I TQS (TiiibAY.IttllCfltr-lMaa I Funeral C h a ^ ir City Hall.il. . . Antiquts&Colladibles : ( ip w A u tw & Conslgnmeflnmenl-Tiiidf} Falls Counly Fair Groundj; • Culos Alberto »nU D A Y Adyertlsemem-Marcli17&21 • : Palcamayo, PerVZNFAIXS • IOMBBU.Y • 7373>.6600 m SiSSIU Falls County commission AUAMBICMIAOenMCO. ! . Jerome, I p.m. to< era, 8:30} a.m.,a courthouse.' Whrd Chapel, 0 (Hove-Robcrtsor Jerome). - ...... Mina E. Roma today, Demaray’ _ .,,— / ■ - Graveside .set ' Wednesday, Co Ganicns in St. Hel Dava Scbieflc today. Paul Cons Hosp MAGICVALLE Some Dame:

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ip a ig;n ru n1 a .* ':' 4 I B ^ L iz W ri^ t ' TimemeS’News hc p artly 6lamng critics who claihied Jax mis-mil . ^ “ thc department. HcHe will square o ff managlagcd his budget and hiredI loo to K n “ with two other carcandidates in the manyny jailers w ithoui fair hirin " .etections, privatelc ( detective Tony' practicrtices. ow deputy Shaun Mor Perkins and fellow lorgodo grew up dn his family’'V s t I Qough. dairyy farmI in the rural desert towio™ f , ) I ^ ' “W c arc both gcgoing on w ith a on Blythe, Bl; southern Californiania. ► * ' positive attitude,”" ^Morgado said o f Aflcr:r as slim in the U.S. Army fl^1^1- i , ' ■ i Jax. Morgado is a ddeputy and part- ing in Vietnam, Morgado rctumcimed ’ dme investigator;: he no longer runs . homeIC andt hauled hay for a living, 1 ;thejail. - Ata;t age 32, friends convinced himhin , ■ Bom and raiseded in Califomia, to join)in law enforcement. He workcr ih a s m a d e travel difflcuisult all over the Minl-CatC assia area for m o re'thanin a w eek Ac November clcAicAion. Departartment o f Corrections. i : He favors m6re>re education in Mor{orgado retired afler a shouldeiIdcr ______• schools about gan(angs and better injuryry he: received during a scuffieifHe communication bbetw een law with a violent inmote in 1981. Thc enforcement and thithe judicial sys- injuryry gradually worsened to thc B r i e f l ~ Cassijia PTO► makes . tem. He also said] h(he would instiii pointt heh could no longer meet the ijr______. ; administration andid : supervision in high sttstandards o f fitness required ir : thc agency and havlave his deputies the stattale of Califomia, he said, ‘‘ Agency recBceives $35,000i forf homeless raining on policc * Mor{ ; receive regular trair orgado and his family moved TWJN FALLS - South Central Communityity Action Agency rcceivcd^ familiy priority to a sn top pi • tactics. small fann in Wendell. Theyh 'y 135,000 throuBhoutut last year'to provide shelter.cr and'services lo homeless “ Y ou’ve got to0 kkeep gro w in g discovcivered Gooding County duringing people. ® 'ByLisaWesteoskow-D:D ^ lq ^ vices availvailable Tram such groups'as B community.” a stop f ^ Times-News wriler : along, with the < p for groceries on InterstatevO*! 84 Staiewide, 15 horlomeless scrviccs providersi sharedsl $380,950 from the • the Musicusic Club. Crimcstpppcrsi : M orgado said., “ThThere is always during!Iga rood trip. Idaho Housing Agenency’s federal Emergency SheIhelter Grant program, Foster Parent Pn Association. LDS ; somebody out theresre who wants to I f elected, el Morgado woulduld . The community actionai agency will use the fundsfu for shelter costs andJ S(JRLEY - RolhcrT than glossing Family/ HistoryH Center. Cassia ' I'sue.you if yoM mainake the wrong recruitlit someone to train deputieslies homeless preventionon acliviiics, as well'as to provideprc people with house- ovcrthc problems faramilics face, a Regionalal Mcdical N Centcr and Friends •rmove.” at thee department.( He would alsoilso" hold goods and hygiigiene items once they move: outou o f Vall^ House home- local school group htas u organized a of thc Libra.ibrary. ■ : Last summeri MoMorgado filed a have orone of his deputies track thcthe less shelier. family Tair'to give areaa residents help . An nss yet y< unnamed speaker w ill' . >tortdaim allegingB JlJax forced him prcscnence of gangs in Goodinging The funds also wilvill pay moiel costs for famlliclilies unable to be housed in) and answers, said a lococal spokcsper- address the group al 9 a.m. followed >to perform three jobsjol while onl^ Coumy.Ity. the busy shelter. sbn. by workshocshops covering su?h topics as i'paying him as a1 ppart-time jail "I wantwa to be part o f the commu-nu- , “We wanted lo re-cntlithusc everyone responsibleiible children, wom en's self ;‘administrator. Hc later late dropped the nity,, I want to be involved.”J.” Developmelent office offerss loans ' and help moke family a 1priority” said defense,c. budgeting and AIDS, ; claim, saying hc wouvouldn't tw e any Morgad{ado said. ‘‘I don’t care ifyou Bonnie Zollinger ofthee 1Cassia School Teenagerscrs workshops will includc ; money from the counilUnty. arc a fafarmer or a dilch digger, youloH TWIN FALLS-N• More than S1.24 million inI directdi loons and SI milliont District Parent Teachern Organization classes on dating ctiqucitc. learning hreatened to sue have gotg< to bc involved in your>ur in guitraniced loansIS are available for communiinity facilities through the: ^ andcoK)rganizcroflhe,fifair. how to s;w no and sexually transmit- ! Jax personally whenicn Jax told The commuinunity.” Idaho Rural Economimic and Community Developrjpmcnt oflice. The Argofiization mm the lotloans con be used for projectsts such: as day-care ceniers,> , specifi^Ily to determinline area needs offered slory sio telling and telephone libraries, health-careTC facilities, fire stations, emcc things we. wouldn't wam • is no way to deal withwi the prob- are pjtspjt up for people who can will be set up wiih informrmation on scr- here slowlyvly 1creeping in." she said. ", lem. Isolation lead:ads to deeper pay,'’ hhe c said; “Blit for those who5" Jerome P ut community dation setsc up to support and advo- Minidoka County FiFairgrounds in the Antique}ue Building at 65 East 55 I support. A handful1 olof local busi* cate for:jr tbe righis o f people with* Baseline Road. M : nesses and individualslals have donat- mentalI illnesses.il All donations go directlydi to help area panicipj:ipanls attend the Spccial ; ed furniture, paint, mornoncyandvari- Aldricrich is a state licensedd Olympics Winter GiGamcs held March 10*16jiS jit Grand Targhcc Ski Eim ; ous other items. Thehe facility still social workerw with a bachelor’s8 Resort.- EXCaUNTiSELECTION 5NNTHRUtSW ; needs tables, chairs,rs, money and degreee from Idaho Statee For further informimatron contact Missey Stewi:wart at 438-2422, Judy iBnsAirniaTRUCKPKPARTS volunteer help, hesaid.lid. U n iv erssrsity. On weekends hee Parkin at 532-4455 or01 Kelli Spann at 678-4828.8. IVL INC. • Groups are- meeteeting every worlca withw: Alzheimer’s patients:s ao sw M ti i^nled fiom staff repoxts I morning and afternsrnoon a t th e at a Pocaiicatello hospital. OR CALI!l F t o l K ! ^ e e 5 7 4 -8 3 4 0 ^ i : ; 1This is tlthe onlyIf mergei ■ c W i' our baiink custtomers i ' willII ever SIsee. , Dear Ban]ink Customers, ■ :; . To avoi'oid confusion andid frustrations thatfc nnaturally occur w!vhen major : ; banks meilerge their operaticSons, w e invite youu Ito consider chanj I" ' " over to M.Magic V alley's frieiiendly and stable Hoio m eto w n Com mlunity t Bank- J l \ D.IL. Ev.^A N S Ban[K : M A G;iC I V A L L EEY'S H O M EE T O W N CZOMMUNI' ITY B4 .NKK; T w in1 F alls A lb io n Ruppert B u rley • 734-S-5700 673-5301 436-B.5ANK 678-9076

. - ’ M(vlemberFDIC ' An’Ei[‘Equal H ousing Len'did e r . t = ^ ' :...... I I ' f rt _____ • ' ! ■ - ■ ■■ '< ' . :.„ c ^ _ Tlmes-News)WB, Twin Falla, Idaho - Mof>da;■doy.-Januory 29,-1990^— ------I t I I Maan shi[unne low froog county ' Clark Clementsntscn’s high society clients had encotcouragcd him to join 'ii'^ TUCSOh>N (AP) — Arizona’s OniyC the Rio Grande leopafd ' their prestigiousIS charitable c organiza- m populationns of native frogs ore frog, Ito{ introduced near Yuma in the ■croaking —— dying — in a pattern 1960s'froni 19fi Texas o r Uew Mexico, ...... It didn't seem;ih to matter that the H • ' sim ilar to -one o that scientists are seems seei to be in c re a si^ .. / . i _ . Junior Letfgue\c hadI only women I . seeing worldidwide. j . ‘InalI, ' h Arizonahas24 8pMiesof ' - - met^bers. Th(t dilem!mma o f the diwpiicar- native rioti amphibians, including^the Surety, a'n'exiexception could be H ing athphibitsions likely is the result Sonora Son tiger salamander, which ^ made.iji Clork's'i’’s'case. A fter all, lie- o f a series oof f factors from.environ-’ thethe, U.S. Fish and'W ildlife Service hod exactly whatlat Jhe Junior League H mental-andd predatory to habitat has proposed listing as endan­ values so highlyy -— a commitment to J H destruction,, llow suit and admit I Institute noted thot a sion:lion: “O r ^ is m s that were previ- documented frog oual>lualy common w ere getting harder Membership waswa imminent, he MM 1 at least 17 countries, andhJld harder to find.” thought, when Siss}issy Fitzsimmons, a abitat, chemical pctllu- A Ai regional working group which longtime client andId pwj t league prcsi- - V “Frogs ger: trade and the h u m u SxedIxedl co o rd in ated niet at the ^ dcnr» submitted hisIIS namei for consid- ~Y®' though many of halrdiirdresser Clark Ciementiitsen’s clients are memimbers ofthe Los Gatos • to be among: meat • Arizeirizona-Sdnora Desert Museum eration. Now, all1 he hi had to do was Calililif., Junior League, his ovown membership has: beenfc denied. creotures,” nsi the Southwest is the thisills monthr to m ap out amphibian wait for the appliplication form to Be3ecouse he hod to struggh the A.r^oiitat. “especially for conseonservation issues and strategies :gle to / ness opportunitiities that arose at .Leagtague and others help to ensui Museunii’s cii arrive in the mail. accep:ept the fact hc was adopted,J, ddedi- Rotary meetings, s restricted to riparian for}r ArizonaA and New Mexico. - Fall turned to w: womemen’s voices are included.” - — reptiles wiersaid; ar DaDamming and diversion of winter. The form catiorion lo others is porticuIoYly imjimpor- If Beth Luna Mouming M could be Inn fact, just last spring, al never came. tantt tot Clark. That’s why he vol well as o f fisTorahumara frog in ripariparian water has affected' volun- admitted to Rotai:ary, why couldn’t leagugue chapters voted on wh ered to be 1 eiin 1982. though the amph And Clark soonm realized i it never teerecred to be iffl'advocatc for obu;ibus^d, Clark Clcmentsen mphibian habitat, Lawler said, would. n be welcomed into m enn should be admitted — decline in envrvives in northern Butut predatoryp species introduced negleglected and troubled childrIdren, the Junior League?:? decidi He was devastate|ated. And said so; dealii :ided overwhelmingly agaii A 1995 ow, several o f the intoIto thet frogs’ habitat, and envi- lling with the courts and fo:foster “I applaud him,'n,” said I^ouming, The; resultsr were closcr at thi Woridwatchative-species-oncopT I ronme - - “Ifs the height o f“discrimination. dis It’s paren■ents on their behalf and toktaking who later joined i inmentol pollution in the form of unbelievable." 1 thc league. “Thc Josee chapter,c which includes i researcher nndling for about 20 acid:id raiiir and ultraviolet radiation themm Ion outings. .whole purpose o f thet Junior League bers 1 ; These were harslirsh w o rd s for the “I r s from the tony suburb ol decreases in>e a hopping to similar aree alsoaL reasons for the decline in I needed to give bock," hes »said, is’to be out in the: communityc ond be GatosIOS, where Clark hds his s generally mtld-maiTiannercd, affable “Just''st''khowing you're doing sor citing lost hab nphibions. he said. some- good volunteers.■s. So what’s the tidy/ shop.s But those who votAPptKM tion, tbe pet t man. And some of hihis Junior League thinglg isi important.” issue? Men c a n ’t clients, who had exj ’t be good volun- open;n the club aren’t comirn a taste for frog n expected.Clark to - Itt wasv obvious Junior Lcoguiguers leers? Is it a grou3up of ladies or a Clark’rk’s aid. accept the rejectionn ggracefully, begon were < * ' The key in i ■e dedicated, putting in numenlerous group of people wh/ho care about their Eveven Sissy Fitzsimmons, loss of habiti to turn their bocks on him. O ne clicnt hoiirsrs ot; homeless shelters, senioror port” For minted in how this has all — tu and species surv ar Clark, no men’s orgonizatiuition tion is committed to t< developing,the out.” jainst it. M exico. Nov For years, Clark,k, 45.^ had wanted even1 cameci closc. potential o f women,n. not men., ‘ Clarllark, 0 slender man with recethe San state's five i»t "F reele” to join the Junior LetLeague. While sit- . Hee starteds seriously thinking oboutobc The gender poiic;icy is not on issue blond I ' ting comfortably inn his h swivel chair, applyi d hair, leother loafers and:s ci mem- ard frogs, dwii lying in 1987 when o die:lien t o f discrim ination,'I, she said, but of khakisCIS whose soft blue eyes> om f Los -years, m ay be his clientele oHen wiwould gab about-, becamime one ofthe first womi ry liake! Semj inar >mcn equality, thc col:olor o f his Ralph Laurens cism all, • oblivion.. prcscfttedkl l l w ■ their charitable expsxploits, and his odmittitted into the San Jose £otaotary “Women have b&>ccn excluded his- ncck sv H mother’s friends had : sweaty, just shakes his hcai/otcd to lad talked o f their C luJ b — - a move mandated byy tlthe torrcally'from the; decision-making< “Sis: ■ ^ volunt^br league wori/ork w hile hc was U.S. S :issy is taking a tremendning to ' Supreme Court, which ruliruled processes of ourr communities,”< amountLint o f flak. Women con be pi ■ growing up in Coniiecnccticut. womenlen were being denied the buibusi- Sloan said. “Groups Ull Sellhiess ps like the Junior vicious.IUS,” he soid. IS, w ho L - i J trongest ^ ■ H trate I tying M s {av^vorite patterns ied him. ■ H Ition I on H enry’a■ U L a k e I Borde[er patrr o l ageniits go SCouth fo]T winteed,” she Itlon on th e Hatchiehery profi^an I tumed areas of lake he B it h e s I NOGALES, Ariz. 0 (AP) — Border here,”" fHurst said,“ but now ihat: I’lI’m Arizona and C aliforomio. bcrs,” j Patrol agent Eldonn Hurst I ha? put .there I’ ” said Ron Colburn, assisi P * - . I’m enjoying it. I*vc bee>cen For officers like Hurst,ft who ran a agentt in it the charge of the Nogieceding esentation ' away the parka andd is i wearing his tellingg people{ that they hod toI pipry three-man suition otat Bonners Ferry,, part o ft summer-wcight unifonforms. me o ff )f the operation. “And they r fT my snowmobile to gett m e Idaho, contrasts bct^;tween nonh and bc a littlittle.bit amazed by i t ” HeiuU ns R eport 0 Mot f n c h M o r e ! He‘s working 1.23737 miles south of here.” , south abound.. n crew -, his usual post on thc ( - W^e e find1 groups o f 20 dr so a ic Conadian bor- Fifty,ty-two veteran agents frorrom The southem Arizizono region, the ing ocro:ross oil the time,” Hurst soilicod. ' der i^ IdUho, and forr ththe next hionth, aroundd tthe country ore now in souti;>uth- nation’s second-bui m dous K he’ll be a lot warmer lusiest in illegal Drug:ig seizures abound, too. ier — ahd a lot em Ari•rizono2 for up to three monthnths alien octivlQ' behindd San Diego, had In aQ 24-hour ^ period this weeke pretty M 9 busier. The agent hasha been reas- to bolslister the 400 permonenti ntly 227,000 arrests duiuring the .fiscal the Nogdgolcs area, agents s e i ^ : • O m t o n m t i signed to'the Mexican:an border as part assignedled Border Patrol ofliccrs hereere. year that ended Sept. S 30. The pounds o f a U.S.^crackdown or Is of cocaine in a parked v ionilIegal.aliens - Fedeileral officials-announceiced- -Bonners Feny statioron arrested about • and rccoicovered 1.000 pounds o f bo • InSonusKt and'drug smugglinjling along, the plans la last week to tighten controitrol 100 in all o f last year,«■. marijuouona that bockpockersg h j * ' • I n S o n n a t nation’s southem bouncundaiy. o f thei vwhole Southwestern borderder. Thc agents cominglg from the North b ro u ^ t “I did not want to ht across, the border throug “ -IM sciuwa ^oneantact to come down — with:th 300 additional agents5 iiin are .“just not occuston)med to the num- canyon.n. sistant ““P ogales «rade Prej Collegee dismaniitles art, uupsets COImncil y m a y . 1 9 9 * F t a l l • : OREM, Utah (AP)I — A Utah Arts ploza —- s some sections began to m st o f the manner in whiclich the work was ) com- Council administrator sayssa> Utah Valley So Cot'ook ordered ground crcws5 to destroyed in order to renemove it from thc ; State Collcge had no rigliright to dismantle dismantleItle the work for relocation andand plozo,” Holz wrote In a Jan. 2 letter to a metal sculpture fromom the school’s repair. school‘President Keny Romesburg.R campus. Thc move m< has Upset both Dovidvid Suite low allows foro0 fraction of con- id 240 Gilbert Cook, vicc prespresident foir col- Holz, I d van, PercentPt for Ait administnitorr at struction funding to bc: usedu to purehase C o o l l i k e r C o b l l i i l k e u s lege relations, a ^ its hele rnever liked thc thc Utahlh Arts'Council,, and the sculp-lip- ort for new state builiildings. “Horse 'baled ( sculpture. “Untitled —— IHorse Form" ture’s artisrti^ Richard Johnston. . Form" was commislissioned from I and th o u st even less ofit)f it wiien — five “Mr. Cook C< Is clearly in violation oof f Johnston for some $17 years after it was placcd ii 17,000 when thc xi in the school’s thc legislatslative code, spcciiically becauseuse collegc built its new scieilencc building. ) Senators aiargue | r ^ ^ o v iT c A i^J YOU TELI over Colunimbia y c L IF O U R T E E N N I E E D S H EELP? Rivier prot€tection S om elr)flmes if Is hord for po ren ts■s tcto tell if their teenager'ss behaviorI Is p ort ofDf o normal phose of develii/elopm ent or warning slgigns of emo- : -WASHINGTON i(AP) — tionolI oor psychological problem:jms. or Involvement with1 alcohol o r ■ iW^hington state's twowo U.S. scna- e t h e m o r ;tors are at odds over hov how to protect The foil)ollowing ore some of thele g fc^'orite school oclMtyfy ___Memory probliblems " - l i “We are not in a Congmgress that is ___ BeeBecornfng wtthdfown/nonur teens or ■ sncemed obout other behiehovlors. you Will be able)le to have I •against the views ofthe p ? o u ? °teen 2 evoluoted by a r ;iir^ most immediately al 3 mentol health prof<)fesslonal. ' affected by Assessm«ments ore provided Immecledlotelyto responcTto' €emergen- ...... * ' cfes dror appointments con be schicheduled for each teeren through ; ■'Murray. a-Wash.,- intiintroduced a Canyon)n View Hospital o n d Counswild and •scctIc river. ^ C A N Y Q ^ ' “I have spent a lifetimene ini politics 'N VIEV^'' Iwith people saying, 'SheIhe can’t do . . ' HOSPITAL * CC< O U N S f L I N G Y O U A R E V ':i^’ It only.inakes me wpiioric harder,” CENTETERS ■;Munay said Friday. 228 Shoup'A3 Ave. West ■ Y O U W A T ir-.^JDefinitcIy there aree ppeople ip (208) 734-6760 • 1-800-657-80001- ' ' 'ibe Tn*Cities who .haveyc conccri. Canyy o n V l e w C o u i Iabout local concrol. 1 'caii’an t say for u n s'e li n g C enn t e r a suraithifl.-Congress, but I 1 think1 one B urley Elko 'day v c will get there” withrith the des- 204J042 Overland Ave. , h3 ' 618 Idaho St. vJg^onisheroiA--'- I ' ■ («(208)677-4723 . . . •. (702) 73^22999______■ '

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TEMPE,:p E, Ariz. - Those limo-ridin' glam ­ our boys fr C a n ’t y 's from Dallas backed up their blus- t y o u d r i n k h e r e , ter, but barcly.ban c a n ’t jrm y i partxjiore? 1 And they the: can thank one of their least I n P i t ttsburgh, s l w e’d be glomorousous players, defensive bock Lorp* Brown, for thcir third Super Bowl vifiory in b a r b eecuing c and tsil- fouryears.irs. ^ - J * — The Cow , -^-;^^tlngng'by 8:30 arid j ' - rowboys beat Pittsburgh 27-17‘Sun- 3*; day lo exteirxtend the NFC’s streak o f victories e v e n tthe h cops w ould r - 'IFL’s showcase game to an even b e ddrinking ri b ear. "Therec werow. high cxpccUitions but it was ~A l 0 relief justjusi the same.” quorterbock Troy 99 Aikman soid.soil "It wosn'l thc prettiest gam e — stee ler fan Lou ^ we ployed,ed. ithe defense really stepped it up, GelbloJloom, surveying th e . but 0 winn is 0 win. We knew it would b e o' ' : tough game.ime.” ■' calmm scene o u tsid e th e For coach>ach Barry Switzer, who had to win ’ ■ stadiurium before Sunday's Bowl to bc considered anything but S u p er Bowl 0 iiilurc,, it ywas more than enough, lid it our woy. baby! We did it! W e 'e did it! We did il!" Switzer shout-

•^'<1 ' ,, iiiiiip wiih^out I Report:,: Johnson to • \ • big gom< . ' from Troy sign, pla]ay l\iesday iqfeftfe. Emmitt INGLEWOODOD, Calif. - Magic Johnson Michael one reponedly hass signedsi a contract witK'the Deion d u r­ Los Angeles- LakLakers and will retum to the. ing a seconc I NBA Tuesdayay night in a home game h o lf ir against the Goldeilden State Warriors, which Pitts­itts- Inside • NBC-TV rcpceported Sunday thbt Jobn-n- burgh hod son^ comebackick would be offictaHy an- the ball fotfor O ’Donnell’s picks, nounced today' at a new conference in Losos ' . 21 ofthe5 30 Cowboys' future, • Angeles. The network nc ciicd.unidcntifted minutes. In­ LItke talks - C 8 sourccs in the leagueleaf and close to Johnson. steod, the Supere r Buhl takess 3rd3 at American Bowl’s mostlost valuoble player was Brown, a Falls wrestli!tllng invitational former 12thIth rround draft pick. . Brown’s 4 AMERICAN F ’s 44-yard inlcrccplion retum in 'I FA LLS-The B uhl Didi- the third quo ans finished third: quarter o f Neil O’Donnell’s pass ird Saturday at the. American set up 0 l-yal-yord touchdown run by Emmitt Falls Invitationalnal wrestling meet that fea- tured the top foui Smith lhalll piput Dallos up 20-7. This comc bur Class A-2 -teams in the after Piitsbujsburgh. which fell behind 13-0. stale. “Wc werec aboutal where 1 hoped w e’d ' l i . . . seemed readyady to take the lead, . be," Buhl coach:h StaceyS Wilson said. “ Wc Then, ofterfter Pittsburgh had closcd to 20-17 had five guys inn theth finals.’’ and httd thethc ball with four minutes left, Nate and Nickck Nihill1 won individual ti- Brown, justist oos hc did to seal thc NFC title - ties at 125 and HC 140 pounds,Ttspectively, in gome with1 Green Gi Boy, made anoiher inier- the 14-team toumaimamenl. cepiion. retunstuming it 33 yards to set up on- im'z. 8a(M Rh«r. ISO: 3.8uN. VeM Rivtr. AJm a. Dm«0; 12. eurtcy. ^ other Smith:h TDT run, this one of four yards, Only thencn i did the Cowboys celebrotc a . . . 4ni<&MttNML1«C10: ISMM WMvar.2r« ' struggling SuperSuf Bowl victory that copped a IUrMI.S«clBM)uU/0>«Oa«l,SS^ struggling seaseason. And Ihe hugs in the end zone reflected:ted relief more than Iho "in-your- Minico girls’Is’ basketball AP photo bniggadigadocio with which thc Cowboys game reset: ftfor 'niesday Daliss defenders stopst Pittsburgh Steelerer Bam.Morris short'ofo f th e first dow n d u ring ____ foced Super B( T Bowl week. ig th e ,th ird q u a rte r o f SuSuper all Igam e represents Ihc kind o f RUPERT-Thelie Rcffbn III girls’ basket- Bowl XXX S u n d ayy Inll Tem po, Ariz. MorrisIs gained 73 yards on1 191! carries for the Steeleelers. .. ball loumamentt gomegi between Pocatello seasonwe’vc’vc hod," said owner Jerry Jones • and Miiiico bas:s been b rescheduled for 7 • in acceptingng 1Ihc Vincc Lombardi Trophy ; p.m. Tuesday nightight at the Spanan gym. ■ from commis:missioner Paul Taglio.buc. who '■ The loser-out gamegai ori^nally scheduled Browm nabss hono]» r s w i t hh 2 picl had bitterlyf attackedott Jones on'nationol tele- T for Saturday wasos postponed; due to snow vision earliericr inii the day. - and tentatively plan)lanned for tonight, The Associated Press9 • I. During the season. Brown liedti for the ■ os 0 struggle,’' said Jones, who r:® turned awayly quickly q from Tagliabue os he But officials froifrom both schools decided \ lead lea with s.ix interceprions, pipushinshis „„plcdtheJ to put off t^e gamiome one more night to al- TEMPE, Ariz. - Twice,T\ Lorry Brown careerr totalto to 13. lie trophy. “But this for me was it." I. low the teams somiome practice tim e ,^ in ic o I waited in the Dallasis secondorys with the Withith Dallas leading 13-7 inn Ihc third athletic directorr RRuss Wright said Sun- Cowboys needing a bretsreak. quarter.-er.-ihe Steelers started from« iIhcir own ive Switzer all tlic credit, day. ^ I And twice he provide'ided it with gome-tum-- one for coach Switzer, who took I V id 'were near midfield, facinj“f “ oil that nbusi ing interceptions tluit)t maden him the Super nnd-9.'. NNeil O ’Donnell went into }use - the dumb and dumber Thc Minico boy;>oys will host Twin Foils s mid. tonight in a game Bowl MVP in the 27-17 7-r victoiy over Pitts-, formatication and threw thc boll si ne rescheduled from lost IS not thc way the Cowboys had week. The juniorir Vvarsity game will begin burgh on Sunday night.ht. LarryI B rovm ?. Brown.n. stationed at thc Dallas 38. at 6 p.m., with the^tie varsity to follow. On a team bulgingg withv big riomc stors - it had a bad read." Brown said like Troy Aikman, Emr:mmitt Smith, Michoel ; Cov^boys defender relumed-j'.k - .. Aikmon, whiwho at one point in ihc first half 10 straight passes, lying Phil Indoor coedi soccers for Irvin and Deion Sanderslers, Brown was an un- 44 yardsrds before being pushed out o likely'hero, a mostly anonymousanc guy work- at thc Pittsburgh 18. Two plays lote s i t ? sccond placc in Super Bowl his- ' grades 5 ,6 stistarts today ing in the secondary. d Joe M ontano's 13, wos good was n the end zone, extending it:IISil"-|c°d'S leod to eorly“ but finish nd”“ JWIN FALLS3 - Practice begins today Brown was an NFL'L longshotI right from lished 15 of23 fbr209yards. ■ for Sth- w d 6th-gro■grade indoor c ^ soccer the start, 0, 12th-roundnd draft< choice out.of : SlSleelcrs simply wouldn't £ th, whose fourth and fifth rush- • sponsored by the TwinTw Falls Recreation De- Texas Christian in I99I,>91,'the 57th defensive though.h. They1 cut the lead to 20-10lO^onTJI' ‘n^IoucSownowns passed Franco Harris ond - parancnt, but there’sv ’s still time to ngn up. back chosen thoi year.r. I He wos only a two- r ' ' yard flehleld goal by Norm Johnson.n Thurman Tho:rhomas for the most in Super year storter at TCU but)ut earned some alten- covered:d ana onside kick and drove tc Bowl history,ry, was,’ held to just 49 yards in The season begii:gins Feb. 5. Gam es are tion with 75 tacklcs andnd 10 passes defended 18 conies, fbrrar short'ofs ihe 115 he needed lo * ;rt Stuart Junior High lown to Unit 20-17. . played at Robert in his sraior year. Whenien he was MVP ofthe •lino Wifh become the?■ letleading rusher in Super Bowl we^ights at 7:1515 p.m.] or 8:15 p.mf The Cowboys seemed to be rcclii Bluc-Groy game, it madeade him a prospcct. APphoB' 4:15 left:ft to1 play. Pittsburgh lookovS n « n l n Wstoiy. Twcntjenty-thrcc of his yards came on last game ends ot 9 p.m.p Twelth-roundcrs do ly ofth e game. recrealion department of- don’t usually stick DsDallas cornerback LarryTy B row n m «is ovn)wn 32. On second down. O’,■)’DonnMl Sign up at the reci around very long. Brown)wn not only stuck but „ii i n c But it waiIS ththe dcibnse that did it, led by fice at City Holi,I, br01 call Dennis at 736- u n s b ac k h is s e c o n d Intorcoptlon im ' wo'lting"lg on o siring o f 11 complelic by the fourth game o>f f hisI rookie year, hc ™ Brown. 2265 orJoTinot734.:34.3151. . luring Sunday’s garne. . attempts,Its, went to the shotgun ogainun, throw- ..wc^^^«pn was o smrtcr on o rcbui:building Dallos team, , .. ing thiss til time for.Corey Holliday, : prepared for overtime, h ’s for- CoQ^sOod fioiEcom staff aod wire rqxR ts And hc’8 been ih placeace ever sincc, there' undnder Jimmy Johnson and slii:slill there Sunday Again,in, though, he found Brown,I. 1this time ^n atew cw/on o n in regulation,” said llic miin when the Cowboys won/on two Super Bowls nlglight when they captured thciheir third in four at the Stecsteelers’ 39. Pleasi)ase see SUPER B0WL/C6

; Today BuUsddump Sl»uns, bo)|Osting rrecord tto sterliiing 38-3 High •chod Qlrte’bastolball bai I TTie Associated Press Dlstilet toumismenttnts n rips Vegas line . . , , • A-3, Canyon Confesnference. at Wendell CHICAGO-Michael J ^6:15(losaroul) el Jordon con be on a • Vflll«yv.KlmlH)rty.6: roll or in a rore slump; ScottieSee Pippen can bc l i n k i nlg g N BA game Wendell V. Glonnss FerryF( 7;30 p.m. • A-4,:Northslde sub-lub-dlstrlct, at Carey in control'or unusually' outot o f sorts. Dennis w i t h S u • Olotrfch V. Carey, 7:3i7:30 p.m. (champ.) Rodmon con be pullinglg downC0U£CE*HK^ ^ ^ ^ S C O M S ' cial,” coach Phil Jacksonnsaid after the Bulls i | K J Sunday. Jordans in the afternoon; the heavily set a franchise record witlwith their ISth.con- h ■■■'' Phoenix Sunsboys in m et the Pittsburgh Stccl- ■ secutive victory. . favored CoWtwyJit's Super BoWl. Said Pippen: “It’s goneone fast. Forty-one ers in that night’slavc anything to do wllh it. I ^ ^omcs ... we must be haviiaving some fun. It’s "I didn’t haveny wagers on it and I certainly ' going smooth and easy.y. It’s1 been a good ’ jW r didn't have anyontrol v o f whot wos going to season.so far. It can be aI greatgr one." “ — WT j was. not in contiIon said aftq-hitting his NBA* '* For the lai^t'kores call£ ‘ '4 ^ 6 3 2 6 }. In league histoiy, onlyly thcti 1971-72 Uils- happen,” Jordan;e against i the'Suns. •nd follow the sirr Thee Chlcago.Bulls’ Scottielie Pippen drives aroundind Phoenix Sun Chris CAPphoto leading overagelurprisedi a. It was just another'^ . ' _____ T h e t niw m e a J f e w ___ ' }■ ' , - Please-fle«eeBULLS/C6 duriiring Sunday’s game Ipty 1 ''J. ■i / ' . V

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- - . 1. Beck©!!* aimsis for CGrandr S l a m 1 s w e ^ I -MELBOURNErAustnitm-lr(A P)^r7a^^«|M B lin in ‘94, and w.ent o ut In the third forfctched as it m ay have sen:cmed a few 'round!ind lost year. ' years ogo, and as much ofa1 Iay ofRoland Gor- Becke:«ker met his wife, Bartiara, in the fl3®r K fl^ l _ Grand Slams again,” hc sasaid ofter years." ifll'W ____ros.____ ^ ____ ...... middlelie c o f.h is ' slide.dow n the rankings inning his first m ajor In fivee 7•: eare.-*l------The French; ;h7thlT6rily1fhajorBcck'erfer Beckcr rewhi^thcsisemifinals of the from the No. 1 spot he held briefly after proveoved it Jast year, and I’ve p:proved it hasn’t* won, flgi }orl8 Becker returns a figures to be the hardest forfor French in 1987, ‘89, aand ‘91,.but he ' winningling the 1991 , s h o t t o U S A ’s _ n oiw. w .; So the confidence level Iss iso much him. A servc-ai sand-vblleycr, h e ’ll have to skipped it in *92, lostst in the second They marriedma in December 1993, and n g S u n d a y a t t h e A u s tratralian O p e n . highcigher going into the French: tlthis year play patiently ly through long rallies to round the following yiyear, skipped it had a sonson, N oah, a month later. r e s a n d ista ts, • ' • / Zl3]Supiper Bowl ^

Lexai.K I 7 .19 4 4: :i) JU pBmaniJ. ------\ Continuedued from CS ivented that from happening. . statistics iinaiviifFi I lefense registered four sacks, one Television ries Haley, who was ploying his K ” I :S ne since undergoing back surgery rsmAJunMi(Scn»l ^ _ _ _ E v e n t ______s ta tio n • T im e ______S5-. ■ ! ! S I’! r^ @ = eeks ago. Haley, who was on two.. ! s l a s i S f ^ s r IOS in San Francisco, became the/ ' ding. Georgia M tn. BIka InvltaUonalonal ESPN/Ch. 13 2:30 p.m. SM £ai I m i e m a.vMnw.iu.MlMMEfli •ga baakatball. Vlllaneva at SyraiyracuH E8PN/Ch.13 yer ever lo win five Super Bowl T 5 :3 0 p.m. M mTk b a 7 1 s go baakatball. M iasouri a t Coloradf 0 year or not, the Steelers prob- I M M* f ’S S S A f f l s JU t , JO lid have gotten lo whot Cowher. I MS J-jf e ijS K u iw ? ""■'"SuTH SS tbc top of the mountain” had. -M 9)bMP>mUK*e»«S:bMl a«n(nS7.V II not thrown those'two balls to M 'r?n!h^7fl.oT ' w!irm 3 I JMs II'I js nI ^ " i f I » 1 JOO a 1 j » QflmH L'sas^sans*”- S’n i a s s s ” . f s i s a r . % ' * . S Johnnie Walker I3)4-poinl favorites, controlled' I i » S E r ! s s " ' W m f^ 0 xS 3 U S \ ^ li = ? E n . srr.'isiis l a s a : , s spgistesiaa [lalf, with help from O ’Donnell,; I •MT«a»Of^S»«;bMl T«noMM*SI..“S S 1 S S S - ' , s s s r - ^ ■ ,11 ! , high ond outside most ofthe' I ■ (iUitMinaM.aiM.A9 ilSJUT??! ) . PMlUapM while they scored on their first I isi^iytiMnffibiniillliiiiliulu,.. '''^ T « efi» l 'MOiiw UnWaa«ml!vSi>.(i8iXD08»< s a t L M MwCotMScuMnd 8M lessions, they could convcrt those I s s s s i j s i * 13 points, leaving the Steelers I «»"• bMOneanTMS.ISS MS |£ S i iking range, even with O’Don-' ■ i ;llng s o much. ■ S T A ' s ' 1 4* § 3* iii!is sS fe a « ill jsar !! i l il i i«by«ai I 4 j n 1 IS e S teelers. as they have so often, i ■ Anqj f a .1*7 4 IIs a ss No.22lMl^l.' . CoUcgeee standings ■ , ^ the la s t two minutes, to maif,* it; . ■ Iftime. ! ■ ffeSKoSi^|?MR!^ f■ f i a s * IS li :S :le th e Dallas offense fizzled, the ■ H ' K a j s x s s r s !S to«bNa.14PMiSIMiB7. IMiVMty S “ :!S i; S idn’t, particularly Brown, who^ I g S S M S i• i S'»«• HemiMo T ffi !J ! S uni’s Ja k e Scolt 23 years ago as I i(124)le«HM>.l78>n. EMmUM. . -Si! I® £? JH DcnFMnAuMSt 8»-TI ther defensive back to win a Su* B o S S r 2 a ^ il ^ SSSlw d. 21.Au*Mnj1SU)lo«ll iS I? i JS K » • J19 win MVP trophy. And that was. I KfiKsasffl,. E S ” j s r - * » ■» • • ^ »wi8»vw.0«nmy 7IJt S ' " I? 1? 2 Sk 1 . ™ ''•* Mtimm 4 2 .a*7 « r the Cowboys to join San Fran- ■ m ^ .3 " « •fr t .III 8 12 J S ^ I V e a s u r e C o a s t C mly teoms tp win five Super ■ . a s s r 4* V I .143 S II M 8DWMlCer*m» sr* J iJ S il§ : s k s «H:. Sv.» ■*«iiww i 2 s jaa 7 rgh, which won four Super I Rat ax TrMa ii i niMiSi^r ixM ing the 1970s, lost for the firet I ^*m M V 74 iappeanuices. - ‘ I T«oiT«cn . 0 m o i» I . k-ictoiy also b a il^ 6ut"Svrttzer;:...... Mt7.0»«Mp*6e M%'s«CM.k IMilii , ■nn HMilMata.nttS S K " f l l a s : ; over from Jimmy Johnson lasf;, ■ L. , ?«s.^ ^ ! -! S! i li iS ii B . M S i ,! i T Johnson and Jones had their; .1 / . H S i S S s ™ « . E . Icized divorce. Switzer thus‘ . ■ I 10 JOO ftodvThencMngMnSfMa 'MhKWlSt42 ison as the only coaches'to win! I {e and pro championships de- ' I G e ir o a n y ’s B o r aHr: ■ r f r s ' l r son of gaffes that left him la-: I a the C oach.” ■ B HS-S» V s s s s y 4 J7I * 1 1 X IS 2 ^ ”i s s s r !'/ai! s SKr : iii i'i JMenSi. i 4 471 a I .4 v i ; . » S ; -f^S !, i!i \A M m Sl 3 .42B e t J Ja 12 SoumAUnuta. jKH i z s f z r ■ 1 Is ' I [ ' ? . 4 A (—" I :S i I S g .;f;; N H L s ta n d in g s Scor I i ! i '.| from 0 5 ' » ^ aSSSamSmn I M J W 2U , CarMu*a3.F*«MT} ^ eASTBmoQamENa the Bulls’ 38-3 start. Los An-i I sSS ■w f i s ” » r s ! " ““S S i.*.. on to win an NBA-record 6 9 ' ■ rTp«oB ^ sS S s S u p e r B o w l sl "'L.. Sswssn 82 (naMDi*>v S u trip at Houston. In I991r92, ■ S S s s i s ,siii , SSSa® wa»wr,»cnnm n iwiii MCOiM•«- ! ! S !! ! . 3 ■" E2S.».,.,i»sn70 ffiSslS Z ” Essr.fiSK?' ■Bss^. i ii 'l S-S at midseason before a .ios- I ■taiV M O rtam ' q Shwi ed their bid to break the Lak-1 ' I .." jfg SSiS.Vi.'S&'li•A‘ SJ'ISIJJS s i s a . » , ! 4 : \ s Eariier this season, Chicago ■ | ■ 21 MO U ''••MfM.-SlJOMtlh’t.l,'’t.U » lUM 1 I ! Si 7 ,! iS lill » .«» >a VMvMn Tsi^’s si “ 1 a similar Texas and West.’ • ■ 0 I JU 4 14 m Sft'?! TOiW»t*%WonwinMiTyarOTd C0 1 JOO 4 14 .23 P i-f 0 Jetmnn 48. i S l * •i’ “ ” s»s-~" i" li! s Bl already," Jordan said, ‘‘b u t I gjsxrjfiteii fii2w£^’t2i ■ Jts DMW 34 e 4 73 ’ No. ILeuMwwTMOOM:iM|M^.4T«ft. r&-,TS S 10 our and play the remaining- ■ OMM* 77-72; bM WmM h tb e sam e attitude.” ■ ^H9.»Fk«i72.«1; OwtfiTMfl I «7 11 :• .ett Conn 2 I il 'i s ^ I j i i i i wkley had 20 points and 16; ■ . 3|tM«RyIe«lBMa: . 4 x a 12 4 7U . yST ’ iiiiii I r S S 1 3 JJO s a JS7 thc Suns, who are 2-2 so far. ■ PuMfWun* ilMdNo llewMna SS T ^ J ^ I? ? :S?? 0 4 .000 4 12 2M g j cord eight-game road t r i p .H i 7AM»miai49. NfrSBM . 2 2 S m T " I S 12 ? S 4 since Cotton Fitzsimmons: H I I coSpISJ!”* '- ' "v $ M 7 a .4«r ssss-“ i i i 'i IS i's=-I Iiiiii I SteUtf-rcnHUiM s JU I I » a u 1 IWestphal, who was fired as- ■ I nm S4bsif3bMI WMMiglsn SM* SMSMC. MMvyfxdTS-MiKKi ~ S S S . J S I 16. “It’s hell to have exhibit - ■ Furtiw-Le# K ' s s s r ! ? s “ Ss n midseason." Fitzsimmons i I ^ S S f f i S i ™ <>■'” No.8lM«(l70lbMIMn> , -.E3”-rs! S :: n f j i i s, ’“T'f^.rs ; M his lack o f training camp I • M«MdMnJ73.Mf^4xm«M2. uCSdajMai' ( S}ManMtOS.7»; RIMtMM . 4 a . I sii If : just need toget healthy and I I Ir ie)oiiM>y. 3 .SCO 11 a JUii) S s S S t * ayoffs.” ' m l S‘fiS2S^‘“^2)tM(J«nMMadb A to M n u t f MoenBJ-Sl. PdOwn 0 RM^ 4 JJ] t « JOOS' sxt'SS?' l»or».C«in.8S.M; ' HM Hsiiii '■"^g3SS»_ !S& ! i ’• * S' SnDMgs 4 JJ3 ,a a .471 < t JS7 11 3 M V M b W L U ,W I. M.’ S K ntSK *'-' n i i i - s n ;.«.Na2,P«^«. s ' mBM«r-W. XMV.OMS 4 - lan_. i 'I H I ' I f FflfWl7»-72:bM|Mir^ I J.VMm r-7. ^MHAOaraT:- Du>— 0 i , o m C 5 I ' Mt$SEOFIElOOOALS>Mra i i i i i i KSS i “ s ! JS i1 i 'i i I le to use M ic h a e fjo r^ to ' I 1996'NFLdranBS Sa“l« s Bgjagiigfr ' -Mioo, srJrTiKSiSiES;MINa.2SAu(une»- ^ H i Ilf. I i i i i i "he said. “I wouldn’t even: I I NEWYORXIAP) —TTwMlMiU .. « S7:IMtoNa4T«nMa.t ttl 10 » ja to thinking if it ofiends me.i ■ s sis ssssETvW.'a? 3 s r r M « i« » JS« icrthmgthatpeopleuseio; ■ 9i 1J .OJ 12 12J! 4? .TSO-JS “« K s s n w M i a s S S ! ^ 1 5 I JU I 9 .471 » 'J in who provenfew dollars.” ■ i s s a r ■ s s «Ne.20wfgltr2. SlJMiV 2 ^ ^A 'ssi'issax 2 < 290 a 8 JO SCK*«a MwmMi Mdjb^e7-es,dc I The defeilulls-Suns game, other play- I ib^m V S " ,.™ .^ . S K S T 'I » .111 a 10 J78 Ccwai i I ar£^ sK ssasBss'iotitM»»mng».Ti. o«»gwM 7. ' ‘ i r i ” l a - s K i ^ n w e a - ' by Charlesan about the betting line. I , f S M s r - a g J 3 JOO 4 13 JM ***" ! i s •ril5U 79-72;laMlo SyracuH 8 ; J 4 12 » 0£veuw CAVAuerts-2SMMd^ sameJing s I’ve been gening fromi iis«isr“ ss . seven week! SST'^ ^2 s« '.jar. S" ! U gh s c h ool s ta m U n p .SSiSM S.S^iT'' championsiadded.8omefunioit,” : hei “ ! ■ • ■ fi's s s ,- s a t i l l ™;t re a lly take it to h e a rt It’sl ■ ?sr"”"«- S " I !i 3 !-! 3 SSS wl»h^lMr»f|irydJn firet playerhings. I've just got to play! ■ . !!,«?• S:S bNatrAWMnt . J iiill i g.FW48e-83, tings. That i „ ' & ^ 5 3 t S s r " ' * ■wa#.c«Mr,lsVMn«Mr^sSSssssisfis; Atlantic City casino in the; ■ g*pw^wc.ck6M4. ■ . Heck o fa: , • 1T * LMOfBMB. . ably would] J PXMMNI '7 ” called “tbc \;y ■ ■ ■ • ; .■■ vt- O’Donnell n I Brtjwn. ’ I *w ’ « r C l a s s i c Dallas. 13l I 2V,I nySioayof the fiist half; S S S tI-.' who was hif WE8TgWeo»^ N nMdhdiofwa. time. But wh I gw«BB8 272 threeposscsst ■; / / , r only mto 13 r ^ Vl? within strikin 1 VtACOMT 10 ‘ u rrlnnBTn'iS' scorcd in the ': '■ S S » . *«w g ^ 13-7athalfUn M 7$»:»7 But while tl . ^ fiii tS S ro ljw • I defense didn’ I protrn 17 23 I LA CIppWI f tl* * iSST ?^ joined Miami’ »-7o.7i.7i>-2go . tl>e only other i5-xT.b*^H r riS S nlM o P®*" ®®"'* M ' I WMMrclcn1CB.V«Keuv«rn i-7M8-7i-2»' enough for the Qassig cisco as only S ^ " “ Bowls. !p»*a«^on,. Pittsburgh, MOTMH.. Bowls during 8MM0i.LA.ClK>W*S7 ao m « '-t2s tim e in five ap] — Dallas'victc - <»«3-i2a who took ovei « S e l l ” . season after Jc eoSrSltw well-publicizi »o«ui27 joinedJohnson I IVBA b o x s c o r e both college a g ^g spite a season I M4r41t.CvrM(M>S.1Mria3.; oeas44-i2B beled “Bozo thi f W M M Z WMna M 2.2 2. Tci I S n S b m ■ I BuUs I S.7S1,Mtr Hm MTl« AMOCtaM I OP M “It’s special al ' 'S&^sSsS^ s s a w c hive to go 01 |.. a.toi^ n M Jb^OietBli«a-n;l> 9J5!J2 41 games with tb S S 15 Charles Bsikh « Ml «M rebounds for thc i JS 12 on a club-recor S ii? Phoenbc is 3-4 si I IM IM replaced Paul W« “ iJ s a i co ach o n Jan . 16. tion games in m said, referring to I as coach. “We ju: get into the playol Jorda I Continued from I w ay for people K m ake a profit,” hi I lower m yself to tl I Il’s ju st another t I make another few < siMnM. I. Before the Bulh I ers teased Jordan a “All the ribbing I m y teammates a £ said. “Blit I don’t r ' *“ • I one o f those thing ■nkiwai I n»y 8“ ne and w hat S(i>k«- r Jordan’s gamb)ir during the 1993 f I spotted in an AtJa , I WW hours. In a bc “**’ ,J year, Jordan was'c ^B8« slvcffunblcr who ■ • I' betting debts.'- . f

— Menoayr3aHDBfy-zgrt996~‘96 nmos-Nows, Twin Falls. Idatra C ^ T ~ ~ oncosI idefeniid hon[iiecouir lf o rr eonfiferencc;e le a d ; dPreas h

PreseBson BigBi{ Sky co-favorites f l ^HMoniiaria and MontanaM< Slate rolled , ■ ■ utal;h wins 717th straightr ^ ■ in to Boise over:r theth weekend fully ex-' ■ ^ ■ p e c tin g to cootimitinue their c o u m to a W ^^■ ^ow cfow n for the conference title. B ut the Bronconcos, despite, having I t " H le to sit atopa WAC ^■ ipst six oftheirir firstft eight gam es this H ^ ■ s e a s o n , had othe>ther ideos. BSU first H Uw Associated:dPress (jt^orrill was wonied his team was. ^ ■ s c n t tbe Grizzlierslies, and then league- H in ffor a let down after an emotional ^ ■ le a d in g Bobcots,is, tumblingt to defeat. . ■ H They may ho'iave had only one day higlhigh Thursday when the Rams beat ’ Soddenly^it is the imlikely under-' ■ ■ ^ .. to.practice befoifore fiwing New Mexi- Fresno Fre: State 91-83^ ^■classman> . v ’ CO. but the UlaJlah Utes rolled across “!“S.omc5llmcsjfierc’s a tcridcncy\b ^■laden Boise tbe Lobos’ tenjrritory convincingly relarelax." he said. • State which; I BIG ' SKY I I over the \yeekenend to keep tbe lead in But B Colora'dd Suite did anything finds itself' tbe Westem AthIthletic Conference. . but but: relay, leading Air Foree (5-13, 1- ' ^ H a to p th e Big “The guys did.a dl nice job on .the 8) bby as m a t i ^ 33 points with 3:43 .. ^B S ky standings.. ^ fly,” said Utahb coachi Rick Majerus leflleft iin the gome. ^■and much of ; following the Ules’ U 82-64 win over StSoturday nighl was the best Rams’ tbe.credit be- ■ New Mexico Satiaiurday. shoeshooting night id corifcrence plo^ ■ longs, tb junior ' The lOth-rankiked Utah (16-3 over- and:Uld the fourth*besl in school history. I ■ guard Joe Wy- ^ 8-1 ,WAC) wasw led byjunior fdr- AiAir Force launched o 13-0 run o f C O N f S ^ ^ ■ ward Keith Vann Hom1 wi& 25 points, itsts oown, fueled in port by three con-; H H e - scored Van Hom hasIS iaveraged 23 points a sccuiccutlvc 3-pointers fired by senior ■ 13 o fh is 19 poinioinls in the final five I B 'n itri ^ Sl S<>nie-in six cai:areer games against poin)oinl guard Reggie Minton. ■ minytes to key.BS.BSU’s 69-59 victory ■ New Mexico. Bu)ut be I ^ more thon a Minton M led the Falcons with 22 over JVlooians on Fridav, and ihen ■ ■ ■ ■ little belp Saturdrday from'Ben Caton, poinlwinis and Jarmica Reese and Chnrlic ■ aUded 2 2 moreLlo lo .lead the.B roncos.. 1 ^ 1 cwith 15 points, AndreA Miller, with 12 Nds■Iclsqn contributed with 15 and 12 _ ■ o v er M SU 69-61•61 th eiiex t nig h t: I B points,'and Brandnddn'J^iij^wilh IK " pbrm•bmls respeciivcly. ■ ^This feels good,d, mostlyn because no- |B J ^ ■ ^ B Utah took earlyrly control with a 24-8 Brigham Br Voung (11-7, 5-4) rallied ■ body thought we could do it,” be run In the first hahalf on their woy to a fromiom a scvcn.point deficit in the sec- ■ said. • seventh sunight1 win.v A t halflime, the ondnd Ihalf by connecting on 18 o f 20 Utes led 44-29 H “O f course we’rec’re suiprised,” added W 9 and New Mexico freeree tthrows in the final eight m inules' H classmate J.D.. Huleen,H' w hose 17 coujd not get clc:Ioser than. 12 poinis to> bebeat Texas-El Paso 90-82’ Sattir- ■ points against MSMSU pushed B SU ’s B l S b early in the secon<>nd half day.ay. ■ riword to 5-1 in leatleague play, 9-9 ovpr- ^ The Lobos 06-6-3, 6-3) were led by.. The Thi Cougars were led by Kenneth ■ all.4(Wehadalotoot of fhistration at the ^ Jessie Smith withtb 14 points and Ken- Robeobcrts, with 22 points. Bryan ■ beginning ofthehe season, and that n y Thomas, whiho scored 13. New Ruffruffner added anolher 18 points as ■ frustration has tuitumed into excite- B ^ ^ D Mexico saw its 11-game 1 home court • hee hihit eight of 10 free throws and H m«iL” ' • • ■ Al winning streak snappedsn by the Ules, Juslinislin Weidaur contributed 16poiritsJ ■ ' MSU (4-1.12-6);•6), which beat Idaho State's Shane Flanagtagan, left, steals the ball . « '^*'0 ‘he LoLobos 86-50 in last BYBYU coach Roger Reid said tho all from M ontana State’s)’s Nate Holm stadt as J.lJ.D. year’s WAC toumtmamenl. team ■ State 89-65 Fridayioy night, may have Hulejleen takes off down the9 coci u rt d u rin g th e firs t: halfh of Saturday's game am was going into the second half ■ lost the game inin Boisei at the free me at th e Pavilion In BoiSolse. On Thursday,y, the Utes banded ofitsr its WAC schedule with cautious Texos-El Paso ils, ils flfU) straight loss optim ■ throw line. “YouLi hihove to give Boist: Saturday Sol night ii\'Pocatcllo, olofter • W eber State (3.-; )limism. : 3-3, 11-8) eamed a Abeg£:gglen, wbose.leom rolled toj»68-toj with a 68-54 winc1 over the Miners. H credit. They playlayed o very solid the: GrizzliesG routed strugglingg 1;ISU split in conference "A^ lot con still happen," he said, t :c action, following 34 liolftimehoi leod. * Elsewhere in theth WAC Salurday, UTIUTEP (10-8, 2-7) had four players) _ ■ gam e.” coach MicVlick Durham said. 94-75•75 behind Shown Samuelson’sn’s 26 up an 86-83 loss atot Idaho (3-3, 6-10) NAI ■ “(B ut) you can’t'i lAU (1-5, 4-13), hoving esc;escopecJ' Colorado State b>col a Air Foree 94-71; withith double figures, led by Carlj ' ’tsh o o t five o f 14 poinuinis, Taylor declared his squo onon.” can play any better,';r.”.said coach Ron tively,: y, for the Vandals. said CSU cooch SkSlew Morrill. • lo a 9696-81 win over Fresno S^te. I I t t l p llly in sp<>orts J U C o i n n d u naips Vilirgima, extendiIs streak The Associated Prciness _ , . I .v£e|iei^aj(an offers S upersr B ow l T op 10 ■ •>' iz. - Even' though anolherr networkn televised the Supericr The latest victoiyry in No. 4 Connecticut’s schcchool- ■ Frettcanins21toleaci ■ ■ b o w i; g b s *'D^' ■ .):f-.9.-Nb''ffiitting,nino scratching, no butt slappipping( in overtime to Iowava in the semifinals o f thee sea-s ATHENS, Ga. (Af(AP) - La’Keshia Frell scored 21 ■ '^ia^vTTieinstantIt r«replays; where the announcjncer describes the play againin son-opcning.Great: AAlaska Shootout. points Sunday to lea?{:S^’siUQtQpbOphone in requests, then hearr theli team do your play. basket a 3>poinler:r bjby Kedra Holland. Mississippi ■ ' V'^!.v4rDuimg8e)(,ycybu don't have to ask yourir wifev to move her head. Connecticut usedd Ia 17-0 run on the way lo a'ia'39- I R n chased the Bulldogs’1gs’ lead forthe rest ofthe game. . I I 3; C w siniultanetaneously listen to the gamele iand read “Late Show Book'k ■ 18 balflim e lead o\over the Cavaliers (7-9), wwho ■ I ■ o f Top. Teo lUsts,”s,” :$16.95 at bookstores ever]'eiywhcre. w m held to their lolowest point total o f the seaseason Collefle w>omen*s or basketball ■ ... 2 ;.H u rio g a groijroin pull is I<»s painful Ihonm seeings one. and. lost tbeir fourtittlt'straight and sixth in thee la«li ' know when ih e aimouncer*<«t'8 .giving .you, the.:finger..Tn_—_ __eightgames.____ “We were able to10 establish defense early ... > R N The Bundbp^,'(ihM7hMd"40-30at Halftifnc^iric^rea^ . gave them no open:n looks all day,” Connectic 1 ^ its lead to 21 poinisnis 5H minutes inlo the second :ticut half on a basket by Tn . 1 a>vn S ^ 'te playei'cr sh o t, k illed coach’Jiin CalhounI ssaid. “Thai’s probably as goodgo f Tmcy Henderson. Ohio - Jermaine Hooktpkins, a defensive s ta r ^ on„ a total 4)ackage off nga ^ 3 , KNOXVILLE, Tcnn.enn. - Ctiamique Holdsclow.scored ' ■ police md'One mimmb has’b ^ charged injhcihe death. *. little quicker.” ; H H 24 points and had 13 reboundsrc Sunday, leading No. 4 ■ I - HbpIdiis.;2I. WBjwas shot twice while-StSiami!mg outside his home. Policeg Connecticut's pre^■evious rccord for consecuti’□tive TcnncsseepasiNo. 17 AAlabama 81-69. ■ said.a car with threhree niales.drove by and atIt leastli one' of the iQSP began. .wins was set with thetie final three games o f 1952-i2-53 The Lacly Vols (17-317-3, 5-1 Southeastem CcJnfcrcncc) ■ sbootiD^ Police DeDetective Rich HolzschuhI saidsi Sunday night that &ic2 and the first 14 ofthetie following season. . placed three olher pla>players ih double figures. Pashen ■ Moore, 22. was an«anested Sunday and charged:d with\ oggnivaled murder. Thompson had IS poinpoints and 10 rebounds, and Abby Sunday*s GainesiS Conklm scUcd 12 pointsoints and 10 rebounds. Latina Davis scored 10 points. I u se fresh:ihm an w ins tenianis title No. 3 K an sas 88,3, N ebraska 73 ■ , .IN D IA N WELLSLLS, Calif. - Cecil Mamiit o Freshman Paul Plenarce scorcd 25 poinU and the visit-vis; H i ' N o. 5 V anderbilt'ilt 74, No. 20 Florida 60 I of Southern Califomia be- •- ing Jayhawks (16-1,4-01-0 Dig Eight) used a 22-6 run ea ■ came the first fmh‘cshman to win the till'c inti Ihell 14-year history o f the 1 ear- NASHVILLE. Tenn.:nn. - Sheri Sam had 22 points to • • ly in the sccond half' toi< take command in coach RcRoy Iow a's Je ss Settle)ties, left, looks to get pas3St lead No. 5 VanderbillI paspast No. 20 Florida 74-60 Sunday, ■ Quadrax Funire ChampionsCti tournament, .deldefeating lop-seeded senior: Williams'200th careerT Nviciory. I Sam, a senior fonvan ■ ' Paul Robinson ofTefTexas Christian 6-3,3-6,6-35-3 Sunday. Michigan defenderders Maceo Baston and A ward, shol 7-of-12 shooting as the ' Lody Commodores.(15-215-2, 4-2 Southeastern Confcrencc) ■ , Mamiit eamed1 a wildi .card into the S2.2 mtmillion Newsweek Chompi- No. 5 C in cin n atij 85,{ S outhern C al 53 ' b ert White during:ig S u n d ay 's game in lowt Slopped a two-game: losinglos streak. Mara Cunningham ■ ons Cup next monthnih at the Hyott Grand Chompmpions resort. An Long scored theB firstf eight points o f the gomeefor fi a t y . No. 22 lowaa uupset No. 16 Michigan. had 12 poinis for Vandcrlidcrbilt. ■ . *:*I was pretty confidentcon and roloxcd,” hee ssdid. “I always wanted lo the Beorcats (14-1) andid (Inished wilh 15 points andd 12I I press in and m ^ e theth points quick. I alwayss hhod opportunities 1^ break, rebounds. Donny Fonsoison added 19 poinis and Damomon

■ i . snoay, January luuB ^ D u nra e liiTnteirxreptttonsjp iX T 'v e d c TEM Pg; AlAriz. (AP) - The Pittsbuiburgh Stdelers insisteisted all season they shouldn'in 't be compared witli/ith the Super Bowl Steelerlers'of Ihe '70s. Theyicy didn't know how right Ithey 't’s curtains for :j In the end,I. NNeil O'Donnell couldn't a>avoid j Steelers fans | being Ncil 0 ’£ D’Donnell. and thc Super' B Steelers o f thehe 4990s proved no rivals to the F■ITTSBURGH in (A PI-Steelers fans . Spper Bowl SteSteelers o fth e ‘70s. learrtecrrted a hard lessont/This is what it’s ; 1^ . “We killed1 01ourselves with turnovers,” 1cor- like5 to lose a SuperBowl. .. • j ncrbagk.Camelllell Lake said “ThiThis is a v e ^ foreign feelihg,” said - « ofTer a 27>17^ lcloss to Dal- 3 ‘ Joe ReReis, a longtime Steelers fan> fiom ' i las. “You can't■n’t come out the city’s cir Brighton Heights'neighbor- • in a Sypor Bowl3wl and make /K hood.td. ■ ...... ' ’ ■ ' j • 'two rumovers■s and-cxpffcte H t A v J Reis,leis, who was watching the game at .• . Sylvestvester’sraborinsuburbahl^obinson Just When he 1seemed on •' Towns!vnship, stepped away fipni tHc tele- ;5 ^ the brink o f'Ic le a d in g th e , *' M on befbre it wm over and ducked Z . underdog Steeleelers to a magnificent upijpset, into> a corridorI to avoid watching the ’• O'Donnell agairjain reverted to “Old Highh iand II^^B mtk Cowbovboys’ celebration of their 27-17-. ; Wide," a nicknskname he earned in Pittsbuiburgh ory Sunday. J for repeated errerrors in execution and. ju>7 ■ • ■ : j * . some! luckluc that they just didn’t get this- ' . I m -(Jid ^ n o f^rcet a single tumover or makeke a ■ ' year.” _- '. momentum-disrupnjpting play. i S i i ^ --- It was the thir0 ledI all rushers with 73 Bowl B receiver, made threec rreceptions for 19 The ice. O ’Donnell steppedI in in front of two poorly thrown I .. Greene." Ray Se rhey certainly had' the chanci Seals, Yancey Thigpenn •- yards. Lloyd had eighight tackles, but didn't yards. yi ralliedlied them within three po in ts«s o fth e Jcad at O’Donnellell passesp to make intmeptions.^The • I seemed almost invinvisible. . make the njomentum-al1-aItering plays hc oflen “Thc score says it all.” GGreene said. “Did 20-17, with 4:01 to ploy, led to Emmitt I' ■ “We've talked t •17, and, with less than five irminutes lo go, :d all season about being 6060- makes. Greene, In perillerhaps his last Stcelere wcw gel beat? I don’t thinkink th e Pittsburgh hodth1 the ball and % chance to makiike histoiy. Smith's clinchingclmi 4-yard touchdown run. I

~ A i k r l y s C o yw ^ b o y s L g l i a f o u e3 assails man sa i 1not fini!i s h e d y e t TEMPE. Ariz.z. (AP) - Troy Aik- man. 3-for-3 os a Super Bowl quor- H jB I icrback, isn'^f fully I DaUil a s o w nier ( Jones Ily satisfied. H | “This thing is; notr over yet,” Aik- H TEMPE, Ariz.Ar (AP) - Just who'lio’s not working. T hat’s nonot R>on said afler hellelping the Cowboys H hours before■e Sonday'si Siiper Amenerica, so I think the things thattha ..beat the Pittsburjurgh Steeler? 27-17 ■ Bowl between:n :Dallas and Pitts- we: dod and ore bying to do inI the thi Sunday. ■ burgh, NFL coicommissioner Paul NFLFL are very helpful, or>r I “This team iss 1not re a d y to look ■ Tagliabue issueiued a blistering at- woul>uldn’t be suggesting doiniling back and enjoy/ our< three rings in H Uck against ::owboys Co> owner Jer- themrm.” • four years,” hc sailaid. “W e've still got H fy Jones on naticational television. “I’m “I’ a long-term guy in theth« more things 10 do. dc We Still have a H Appearing: on or NFL and have/e at team that believes;s in each other.'' , H the ABC- pro ,nA* great chance: ol o f Aikman. winnin. for thc time H gram . “Thiih u J ® " ' sitting here 25- in 11 carecr play- ■n..'£sW ■ Week Witl'ith dishonorst Itne 30 years fron:om ofT gamcs, hit 15 1 ^ W David Brinkley.' a g r e e m e nI t t h e now, healthwlse,ise, of 23 passes for H ' Tagliabue wat familywise andand 209 yards and H ' questioned aboul m a d e . . . H ownershipwise,''JC,” one touchdown, a franchise freerce takes whcfiat Jones added.ed. 3 -y a rd toss to agency and is­ as , tight end Jay No- does not beis l o n a ^ sues of revenue ** much or moreore vacek. sharing andnd to him.’ interest in the As in his prevevlous two Super H H costs. When „ , fu tu re o f theChe Bowls, Aikman haiItad no intcrccpiions j f Jones' indepen-:n- — Paul Tagllaliabue,^ NFL than any-iy . or fumbles, ■ dent marketing”8 NFL commissi'is io n e r >>»Jy i" the T he win culmiminued a frustrating deals with Nike. I league.” season for Aikmaitan, who had prob- K H H Pepsl-Cola andnd ' Tagliabue alsoIso lem s with the phllhilosophy o f coach [h| | ^ ------—^Americon'Exprepress'were-raised;— repealifliled the thenielie pres«it'edled ------BarrySwiizer.-In';n'racirSw ilzcrarrd'^^H Tagliabue bristlestied. “Jeny Jones Fridaylay in his state of the league Aikman wilt havee an1 ofT-season talk dishonors the agnagree ment be made addresress. saying the NFL "sharesres about a season off Iinner strife on the n H | when he came inlinto the NFL part- the emotionsem o f fons” losing fran-in- team. nership,” the conrommissioner said, chiseses to olher cities. - ' Assistant John1 IBlake stirred up “He take^w hatIt Iayers backcd Aik-. Dallaiias Cowboy quarterbac•ack Troy Aikman sets toto p a s s to tight en d J aly y Novacekt in the second - I ■ marketing dealss uwere announced. Angeleeles last year and Clevelandnd m an . A'sked if hc would have a quartiir te r o f S u n d a y ’s S u pie e r Bowl g am e in T e m p e , A rte. Jones has filedd ta $750 million and HoustonHc plan moves for nextxt meeting soon withh :Switzer, Aikman I Tc counlersuit. , mi season,on, Tagliabue said the NFL is said, “I’m not goinjing to get into thal it thereere. ‘i ’ve said it so monyly timest and |n the game itself....its Superper Bowl wms in four years.” I yo Cowboys spoke>kesman Rich Dal- examlnnining solutions. tonight.'There iss 1no need to talk just howho special ii is to not onlj>nly get “There is a senS'iseofnsliefinallof Wide Wid receiver Michacl Irvin, who’ I ®' rymple said Jone>nes had no com- “We I,” ‘ about that right now.w." to the S Vc are going to resolve this,” e Super Bowl but to win a Super-S us. We’ll have twcvo weeks to enjoy It caughtlight five passes for 76 yards, said;' I ' 0 ! ment on the comismmissioner’s re- he saidaid. .“If expansion becomes-BS- “W e had our proboblems but we got fiow1. l.' You have to be blessed.”1.” ■ then we’ll .be gettitting all Aose ques- what 1 . . marks, lot made the win special was that.: I bv part o of f the solution, ihen w e’lLIL back on track and it showed the con- Aikrikman said ihc Steelers‘s gavef tions, 'W ell, cann yo u win back-lo- ofTcnsensive coordinator Emic Zampcse* I f. However. earli(rlier in the week, pursueJC thot If markets don’t ^ p!>.. -. fidence and ihe chaharocter this team Dallasas the toughest fight it haslas ever bock Super Bowlss again?'” “gotot hish first Super Bowl win.' H » ’ I ^ Jones said: “ThjThat’s America, port teams,te another alternativete has,” Aikman said,id. “This was thc had in a t Super Bowl. Asked If woululd hove seen the smile on-his I • ' • communc. whereTC people got out not supiuppoitcd where it is. Aikm an said a ththird Super Bowl Aikma:nan said . “ Each o f our' SuperSt “Not yet, but we’rere working on it." face.”e.” I and worked and1 gagained assets and “We/e share revenue. Expansionin ring “means a greatsat deol to mc be- Bowl1 wins v just kept getting harderha Offensive linen:iman Nate-Newton • ”1‘1 finallyfl got the ring after all, I un ' ■ position, then tum um cd around and dividesles the pie further and lowersrs causc 1 know how/ 1hard it is just 10 and iiarder.har W c overcome more>re than1 said go ahead andid do it. “You can these:se years;” Zampese said. “It’s : I en I gave it back toJ e everybody else revenuemes as costs escalate.” get to thc Super Bo\lowl. There arc so we liddid in the other, two to win/In Ihis use the 'D ’ wordI ass far os Cm con-' somet!nething I could' gel emotional I mii I many greal playerss >who never make game, bothb during the regular setseason cemed,” Newton said.st “What’s thrfe over:r very v< easily." | Coc After]roughyyear,\Joiines, Swiiitzer rel(l o a d a n dd hit tarj^get deadd-center I | ByJimLitko than the No ]. cbchoice. And then their c The Associated Pressss • Commentary - ir coach. In quick succession. I - Jones had the greatat idea to introduce Deionon Sanders; threw a towel across I him as just one oi f th e 500 coachcs Switze • TEMPE, Ari2 . i-• TlThe guy we all waitedd beforeb sewing up its thirdISu- Su itzcr’s soaked shoulders, potted I who could Uike thetie Cowboys to the himI on the back and then gave way I ' thought couldn’t getit cout ofhis own per'Bo'3dwl championship in foufour 'SuperBowl. As sch way was waltzing nov I o on as Switzer got 10 Chai-harles Haljijy. Thc w ariing de- I low with the Su- years,;, 27-172 over Pittsburgh. BuBul ouicoached a hamn d fu l o f times in fensive per Bowl trophy, rigl sive end practically bear-hugged I right next lo the when someoneso asked Jones how thi short order —firet4i guy who got him the d< 4n th e NFC cham-' Switzertzer, and that gesture o f approval I ! diue. one ranianked against his two prevlou: IH B pionship game att S: an Francisco a' openec So grateful was BaiBarry Switzer to titles,, hish words seemed carefulljully- ned the way for the, Cowboy I year ago and sevei'eral times during sidelineiline to become a receiving line I have'any. kind o f danJance this night chosen,n. He spoke them directlyy totc this regular seasonn - even Cowboy with Sfl that fae screamed ata t ow ner J e rry . Tagliabuibue. in stark contrastjs a ody I Switzer as the.honored guest I foni clamored for aianother one o f the - Befoiefore the night was through, the ‘ I Jone^ when he was-ck-close enough to languageage that seemed to say tp thithe 499 coaches Jones passedp up. line o fi lean over and just whis/hisper thanks in the comrmmissioner; get lost, of admirers stetched all the way I Strangely, though$h, no hue and cry backc to the White House. I • hisear. . . “Undeider thc circumswnces,” Jonesmes ^ ^ B resounded.through1 Valley' Ranch it. ' .“Prei’resident Clinton,”.'Switzer I “Jeny, wc did it ourour way, baby!” said, “th'this one for me Is thc sweet-eet- ^ ^ B sdf. There was mimored m trouble be-, screomc Switzer scrcamcd.- “W e did it! W e est.” omed into tbc mouthpiece ofter I ^ ^ B tween Switzer and>T..Troy Aikman, thc Jones!S handed h him the phone, "you I did itl Wc did it!” He didiidn’t elaborate about “the cir- engine o f the DallasIS offense, but that stoyed i Did they ev e r. W:W ith m ost o f cumstanc APpf cd positive. And thai’s a lesson I inces,” which, if nothing else,Ise, was the only crackc Iin the Cowboys' for allill ofus.”o America rooting agaijainst the self- shouldI winw him some kind o f prize-ize D a lla s o w n e r JerrvTy J o n e s , left, and co aclich B arry Switzer, right,[ht, * solid front If anythiiling, they propped ' And 1 sQ-Icd America's Team,un, with most o f o f restraiiralm. nd the lesson o f Bony Switzer s h a r e th e VInce LoLombardi trophy Siinda)lay after the game. NBCBC "Switzer up the morere his critics piled gettingng to1 go. round and round v^rith ' the NFL powers arrarrayed against Jones.i5 . is being sued by the league c o m m e n ta to r Greg oh. And Sunday nin ig h t, what once ihe Sup< them, with commissioQconer Paul Tagli- for eveiyi ag Gumbel interviews ththe winners. Super Bowl trophy in his arms ;ry^ing but the star ot the 50- seemed like gnidgiging tolerance of for oneimc-night is this: Don’t be ofifaid abue thmtniing to gajgag over every yard linefie in Texas Stadium and hasIS a es lodged against JcJones: selfish, like JoniDnes, hie w ill never haveve to Switzer’s ways softelened and become to keep other word during thele |presentation, counters;rsuit snaking through the eep trying. Sometimes, the he greedy and a confidIdencc m an to worry about ab being called slick.. JustJt downright affection.1. • . clownTl u18 the only kid in class >frho the evil genius o f an1 o\owner and the same couiourts. boot. the opposjosite. ■ • • Leon Lett and Rotobert Jones,'two ' knows't ‘ bumbler of a coach di

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Range I. a s'T h i >’omo has openingsop NO FEEI ‘ OFRCE • - I ' ' ' • SUMMONS . g e l 6 E aat. ,^ y that it runa, a: — To start Immediately,i.avail- i ig.. rrr^ RENTAL REPRE^NTA- I LAVERNE A ^ o e r ------ry/doli CNA'S AND NA’S ------n to qualify for this poi , doss A Looking for bokeryIVO ox- NEEDED IMMEDIATELkTELYI be bondoble.______■ vffo, Zona. The Intewondod use Is „ , ’ I ^ m It Is doslred that app CDL required. Ploasi I. torezona 2 6I a(acres from Mature cowboy ssesee k s sn ■ CHILD CARI ease call fnonagor. Must haveikory a TF a surrounding areas bo a strong typistffidSd- Ir ^800-777-7366 willing FT/ PT. Apply al ' PAPER ROUTE CARRIER I h- . NOTICErYOUO U H A V E Agricultural to Commercial.Co honOst loving cowi-girrto I "S^^VICES . porionco In both bako ... Earty moming paper route ■ DBYTHE share llfo wfth. Age Ing. correspondenconco bo DRIVERS ------doll dopartmonts a liew Ida- Jewel's Homo Coro. :I- ' BEENSUEDB h rnoth. Run oilhor 11 wosto Bod on 1243 Lynwood Mall, nowavoilblo in tho ■ ■ PLAINTIFFS. THEIHECOURT N O T IC E IS FURTHERFU 55. I hovo a lot Ofof lovoI( to- BABYSITTER need to relocate to scenic zll:__ Glonns Forry a King Hill ■ JUDGMEI^ GIVEN that a PuPublic Hear- 0>vo & oxpoct thee ssi ^ e . I 3 childron ogos 2-6^6 ^ w r &a havo 48 states. Wci oflorastom or ho area. Salary baso< MAVENTERJUD 0. AMly Oqulpment, compe “ oM® NURSE aroo. Pleaso call tho Ida- ■ AGAINST YOUJ WTTHOt/rW Ing will be heldId beforet the 'wo riding horfles;>s. done- i home. Hours vary,ry. after an^un^gvlovv Rbrc iflor now oxperlenco. Send resi ish o s ho Staiosman in Mountain' OTICE UN- Board of Countynty Commis- •''0. camping & amica nic qui-, ; noons & ovos. Solar pay a bonofits. CoHTtpolivo 10 P.O. Box 4007, ITTN' Pl BrldgovioW Estatos hi 'n FURTHER NOTI lary nog. 3 4 3 3 Park Avo WW. TF. AcJoms, Rau LeaaCon Bob tello. ID 83205. AT opeoing for RN foror FP7 Homo for moro info. H ie • LESSYOURESRESPOND slonaraatthehMhourof10;00 ol night at,home.e. I. I havo Rofs.roqd. Colt morwnlngs, goE M/F/D/V _____ . bosls. Ploaso opplyiplvin 567-4024. ______■ itt WITHIN 20 DAYSi\YS. READ a .m . on th e 14t14th day of n>y own homa & buwnassbus before noon.733-33: ______1-600-523-3089 easing. Personol DopL IMATION Februajy199e.ail.attheTwIn to shoro with thho o ’rig h t ■ porson at 1826 Briclgriclflo- nETAlL SALES Nood port I THEINFORM^ —=------CLERK -DRIVERS ------MANAGER 1 area '^ow Blvd. BELOW. Falls County CorCommission- womian. P le a see wv^ /lte , CHILD.CAHE Front desk. 11PM to _____ time omploymont In a fun. H :atod on the >F-0. Box 1022., Fallon,Ft Affordable In homo to 7AM D aDTransportatIc Needed in Gooding c a intorosting onviron- - H TO:RICHARDAMA MOUNCE e rs OffIca locate no doy- flhift,,2 nlles Avk. Api^ P 'y Jn . ___ Sorvicos. INC-tation for apta. Expor. hel,Sond nurse ^ & CHARLOTTEs MOUNCE.M( F ourth Floor,, TwinTi, Falls NV89407 , ••, , caro. 21 yrs. expor..'f- agos' - ^oiri0--3-A^lioIp Motorl( 1735 S Moln imSiiS' CNA’SrBridgovtewEstatiitatofl- menl? Zurcher's-Porty a ------; ■ fife. C oynty Courthoi IC------but.nol.nocossary..S on Iho Wedding Store is now oc- ' ■ husband and wife. s ; s « - t ___ __ Inn. 296 Addison Avc W. Gooding, ID 83330n resume to DBSI Roi° rV has 2 f t openings on tl Shpshone Strel*Jaet*Tw^n Smoking Forevi 8 <0 2 shifts. Pioase,annl^ app copting o p p llcatio n B . ■ md this low- F a ils , Id ah o upunnn itniri Rocoft)mendedled. NO Child caro opohingnos for COMPUTER Seoking ovor ttio3 roi30 Corp. 1070 N Curtis Iridai^ 15-19hrs. M rweok, Mon- ■ In ordsr to dofond I upon said withdrawal .100% GC uar- ages 2 a up. CPR C drlvors wilh CDL •a rood gi Sulte270.BolsolD83: in person at-1828 Sridgi suH, an appro^^tidate wrlttan req u est % I Cortifi- installation • • view Blvd. Twin Falls.l, IC Sal. Must be avallablo alt ■ beflledwtth anteed-Test'Kttss Availa-A od. Perrine otomo;)? State of Idaho, Dop driving record. 46a Sll good Attention Samir Ybu shifts including evos. a ■ ■ ramnsamustbef McriDtion of *>lo. Call TODAV.Ky. A sk dIsL Call Shelly 734- thtroourtwfthl()20120 days af- A complete dosci Hoallh a Wottare noc NURSE Sat, Apply in perso n at ■ is Summons th e request,Is on a b o u t g ro u n dd 'f(I l o o r ' work- 1136 Addison Avo E. No ■ ter«ervlceof»)i8 8i for b av e FULLinMBdaycaroinonnn port-tlmo tochnicio managI r Jurlov l-PN’S. Interested In worl U lto s o ta - O ffice of tho Tvi B Pro. help sot up and ‘rLV./IuIni Alsoroliefdrivors. r ^ Ing with clie n ts inn thoth phono colls please.' . ■ on.Vou. Ifyou felit 7 526 or 'n g s In my homo. irS ftSrf Competilivo Salary,r. Manager Noodod tn Bur • s^rfthecourtmt moy enter County Commissi ■? school. Refa. availnirnhin Computers, printers la^ orea for Agri-fertillzorC ” homo who ore terminal Inst you a s th e TVrin Falls Cou:ountyPIan.- e0O-3O6-7S26. . -Mso ■ soltwaro. gxperior?«2r« Hoalth Insuronco 401 _ , ill, pioase .opply. Thisw SALES I ' CPR certified, 324-a iSwS • turopersPaid401K Top Pay, sli^- Cuorantood salary, no ■ ■: , , a n f f f i r sIho ? Plaintiff nlng and'ZonIng at siNdLE? Rnd love & J rX lL with WordPerfect and 5 beocaltasnoodod'sllui tl ' 246 3rd Avenuo Ei Home Regularly. r e e tlon throughout tho MagiMaolc oxpor. n e c e ssa ry , tool ■ I ^alha Complajm. ' oEast.TNwln piness In 19961 N will babysit In my hihome. *or Windows, Windd nS ^r Modem Equipmont% E X P R E S S Falls, Idaho. someono special,il.'F i ro o Mon-Fri 7-5. Can 736.J6-2065 3-')< FC. DOS, adai . PERSONNEL SERVICiJOO Valley. Pioase calt or 810 ^plaint is, ■" cards, data transfer Como by otfice or Cl 0 by our offico Mon thnj" iPi t . 1 I A ^ j ^ of lha’Comi 49-0411 drives 1 •206-934-4451irMii In Twin Falls 733-730( a « v ad wtt>:thls.Sui.Summons. Any and atl perso.rsons inter-- Stalling now hard dr In Burtoy 678-40403 Foo ®'00 a.fn. thru 4:00 p.n •ok/the ad- e ste d may appeai)oaratsaId TWO SHY TO TALK and somo familiarityityvvhh .DRIVERS wanted, over------Twin Falls •Burloy* No1 F 1 ^ Moglc Valloy Staffing Soi mtaiion by. hearing and regiaiglstor Iholr listen oall 0 1 1-S92-I networks. SomeI liltingIII road. AFS of Idoho d vices Incorporated.? 20 i“^vER.s,No • i thto mattpr. approval or diupiapprovalof .019. '77 cents aI miminute | ond moving ol oqulpnilpmoni A CDL roqulrod,-23-o d S MBOICAL ded,. 2nd Avo. N orth. Twi SALES ■ ■ l U w 00 Of Wo'ro expanding our mar- H td promptly th e matter statedtd above,e or avorago 5 minutes.>8. IMust II r 4 l | l l is roqulrod. This Is 0otom- 1 old, vans a reolors,« -v rs - CNAtS a NA'S noedcablo. Fails. ID. 734-0600 0 yrlttan re - m ay flla their writt P |H H porary position, thro /olio- 1-800-303-0602. keting toam a aro looking ■ fflttoncom- .bo 16+."RBC trough westom a Texas, bono)rs 11 ;CNA classes avallab ------for on individual oxpori- ■ ■ tiayboflied m e n ts to said requestrec at .■ * ' Catl1-800-228-OOa4.oflonts, excollont benefits ovol U H Pioase contact 1 4______,blo. Contort Terri at 9J NURSE encod in sales for tho PRN, Mlni-Cassia market. Ex- ■ f ? T - ' • O-Loary ot Ston Ferliierllcm ELECTRICIAN__ 6601 or opply ot: GoodiJtor t-ona term coro CNA PRN . nuel^TW fnF^Ii S ; |sreaii‘N6'ticiDOES ' I 736-3020 by Fob, 2nd2nd. TF area, ID llconso Ic Rohob Living ContcIno‘ PT. FT. 7 to 3 or 3 tto o i l l collonl worisaflt934i560 JCAHO Drug a Alcohol FRIDAY 2:00,PI71 f rng person w/conipui S fa r m m il k e r wonlo ohol 63623. ■ -SATURDAY,; ,Mi\. Mole or fomalo. Pan a f MENTAL h e a lth - Treaiment Canter. Excel- . Successful Candidadates trdning, timbertino ot iftftTii SPECIAUSTS osi- lont benefits. WalkeiIker SALES win possess strong teilead- mating preferable., , tlmo. Hiring Immodlotol (yourre- III ilHnfflflniTu! Salary Call 537-6916.lataiu ^ °nd on-call (Tech) poslist- Center, Gooding, ID. Con- Customer Representative »and phases of const. Sale ' 'a p o n sa to PlaintiffsIlfs attor- I I I ;_____ ■ orship skills, desire a '““•‘J'- tlons avail. For psy^o:ncy tart Judy (208)934-6461.461. Publishing Company has a Kiobove. \ motivation to excellel It DOE. Send rosumen e to PARM____ rlc/chomicol dopondonc — career opportunity. Aro nay. a s designated ol Ktec Ron Stanloy Co. P.O.B 12? NURSE 5. Tills Is an actionmto to quiet ^ i highprofllo.soll-dlrect Milker w/exporionco. app facility. College troinin ,. you an ambiUous.'oggros- jper^ de- ■ ,101 position.- Domonstrolrotec 1 7 19. Twin F o ils, I apply ondoroxpor.. prof. Excel RN-s, FT nights. PT days S sive individual with good tlUa to tha ra^ proper fund-raising, admlnlstIstra- 83303 or call 734.0455 "J; relief. LPN's. relief all ecrit»dlnthaComp)anplalnton B ^ ^ S T ^ F O W , §of -lont componsotioi communication skills? tivo and financial mi shifts. CNA's FT days'and and Would you llko to soo tho file with this Court 0 .“"; CONSULTANT packogo. Sond rosumo o FAX agomont skills, oxcollt FLORAL contact personnel, Con evas. and rollof olt shifts.^1^- couniry while eaming 30k Bthervou FOUND Boarded C< verbal and written co tative Nooddd: Experienced flor yon Viow Hospital 221^Is In porson Twin Foilshails plus por y o o r? If th is ‘ To datarmlne whethe munlcatlon skills, aloS S T a i ' s r x „ ’ Caro Center. 674 East- must pay a filingiloo loe wHh s ' J S; I floral Shoup Avo. W. Twin Folli :ast- sounds llko you and you mtactthe NW of Jorome. 324 YOUP aiior "y- '’’‘'St hovo consulta Icfaso i0734-6760orFai land. Twin Falls. ID 83301.301. have dopendabla transp- =IED akllls*rSuFr Hair S2.SOO ice Wo need CNA'S who arooro held multi million dollar In- HEARING' LOST: Black Lab. 23.nai CajI •'•734-4y7'. . ‘Olc to SSOK com m issioi■on. od hQir stylists for posiitont- Ouatlllod Non-Prior servicefor iQterosted In woriV- noon, pink a greon c REMEMBER fa v a 52,500 enlistment y core sotting, Wo poy for EN t» the Board Iof C L ost noor. ANDER Is tho 1426 Addison Avo. Stee BI COSMETOLOGIST or. rgaiiNc pacod. u p boat waik-ii for sphere ihot vrill give you That WfthdayW you pla« Twin Fatls, Idaho 83301^1 technician. Station opojpon salon. Ik-in bonus in tho Idaho ArmyI, additional training for■or Iho results you nood. For m la a io n a rs. Twin F CAMP.onTIppersr,iWoar ng .aomo timo ago in 77jo [no Resumes must bo postit for loaso. Call 733-0639 National Guard. Hurry,lat those who oro interestedtod oppolntmont call 733-0461 County. Stato ofldaho,| t i i “ I" M l 625,41 77/nos.A/ow37,Now Is th Wo offor thoso bonofits: - -ihosoincenth/oswonllast in working with devolop- - a Public Hearing wll EMON • umo to como pick up^yoi rnartn rec- Ue a nd Midway, Filor.r s ' w . ■ AMERICAN STAFRNG He Twin 326-3624______at.“ last ^ ------;— —— ------.Q tion and oxportonco nonoc- 124 Bluo Lakes Blvd S.TI>.TF in ■ p.m. Moglc Valley Sloff-aff- reorl If you noboornrng - ommendation of the 1 1*1 oseary, mornings ar — •paid vocations a holidays Call today for rogistrolionId ing Son/icea incorporal-at- lhe money you>ant..tlrod of Can* ■ •••.' 1 0 7 . , J J J DrsHWASHEHi infonnation for skilled ond Iior. Call I ABORTION evenings timo availabl ^ •studont loan paynfont n- ad, 200 2nd Ave. North,1h. of working for somebody Coll the YFCA 733-4361104 Port-tlme dishwasher amand •advanced trolnlng unskilled labor jobs; con­o. Twin Falls. ID. 734-0600100 olso...thls Is your career. ' . I a u ^ r n a w k dietary aido. Aftomoonsons. *ndvancomont opportunity struction, Warehouse,p- orl-800-303-0602. opportunity. CWI733-2255 1[^72 a u to m o tiv e . Apply ot 674 Eastland Dr mitu Factory and vartety Tomp-Id 71 , PREQNANCY CRISIS “'"r lo-Hlro. Soasonol and . CENTER ^ - ' Auto Dotaitor, oxpertenc Must havo Idaho Cosmo- ck ----- , holpfid,butnotnoce8sar DRIVER Futi-tlmo Jobs. And CheckIT Froo tosting. Coll 734-747 vvl' Full tlmo dolivory drtve Apply 309 Addison Av< clSyilo^nlp^jTss-osoe"’® this out: EXCELLENTL orl-1^71-7472.i . - W. 2-w Bookkeeper, liow hlrin(ng, od. Abply in porsonJ aat in'Business Opportunl- •~7~ I ------S g f i ^ E S ------; r , minimum 2 yoars oxper 566 Blub Lakes Blvd. N. jnl- Sen/ing the Entire Magic I f -Relieff Timekeeper-T. enco. Call ,733-9350. -- Vaiiey Sinca 19661 __ DRIVER The fJL Simplot Company,Com Heybum Plant, ii BAT^KRUPTCY BUILOINQ For 10 wheeler for wintoi^ HAIRSTYLIST , Alt Chapter & AG rotated 7*'^ Wb now havo openings for MISCELLANEOUS: aaxpting applieatiOHxtiontfOTateUefTimekeepn 166 Expariencod skiing persoison w o rk . FT a b e n e f its' * * you in our busy salonifor AVON $8-515/hr. . cases. Froo telephone Fuir timo work and toilop 423-4269 who wiU work all1/ ekifts$hi during luorii: week. It’s consultation. • • Guaranteed salary 11 NO Door to door. wages. WhKolioad Homi PLUS commission NO minimum order 1 QuaUficatioitsitielud,elude the ability to apemte a , 536-7760 P00-546-ai66~ a g i ^ . , . 733-9686 DRIVER typewriter, ealculator, i so sblimple. . , ViAn H. Mulb«ny _ Noodod CDL driver with,1,,, •Paw vacatton. holidays. 18yra+. 1-800-6760621. tor, and computer. Must have ' ggywaffiorfence lOd! CLERICAL ■ hazardous endorsements, -and moro IND/SLS/REP. $kilU to perform math Administrative assistantnt, previous experionce ,in I ■ • Company insurance al ~ taJer$tank eomputa so ealasy. Expert'houso cloaning.7 “ part-.tlmo. 20-30 hrs. poiw r driving tankers. Neededlod group rotes Roforoncos furnished. 1 • Retlromont. profit “• MORTOAQE 0 concepts, at J the abilitylility to amntuitieate verbally week. Must havo exportBri- A/S/a S». Coll 733-3541. America'e #1 mortgogo Call 734-5109. once In V^ndows. Wore3rd . shoring, eta _ ’ anddin (n writing. so aHiffbrdable. •Advancod trolnlng company is occepUng re­^ Resume or applieatioiation must be submitted by . QRAVEL f o r SALE!___ Perfect 6.1. Lotus 1-2-3,-3. DRIVER sumes for on exporioncod en. and e-malL Must be a ma­Ul- Dannls Ctark, Inc. hasA a For n>oro Information otwut processor. This positiony ’ Febniaryuary5,1996to: WEHAUU nga ture. vnHI-rounded Individ-id- opening for solo driver toto joining tho J.C. Ponnoy ' Call93»4g27. ' ^ salon toam, call 734-0833 offers excellent poyg JJLSimphmplotCompany It’s clclassified. r 2 - ual. ablo to handle manyny run Buhl. ID to California ^ schedule, outstanding ,nv projects, and work in1 a on regular schedule,« andoskforTonr^ It PenonaernnelManagrr Ucensed -small indopen- n •®- E.O.E. M/F , TheTimes^Sletvs dent.hofjio has openings nectio environment. Du-lu- Leavo Tuos. Home Fri. and Incentive programs* P.O..O.Borlio I . ' . for 2 poopio levels 1 br^ 2 . U u Indude: filing, typing,ig. C o m p e titiv e s a la tyy- . HOUSEKEEPER ^ for those who possess Burley,.ley,W833J8 . . 1: . CUSTOMER , 24 hr, staffing'many nd. Health insurance, compa- Part-time, apply in person strong analytical and•o^> (209)6W677-nOO I amenities centrally locat-*■. S S S S ’^ S T K S oplyei5AddlsonAve..W.on ganlzatlonal skills. Roase SERVICE ad to both h M ^ s dose lont pay depending uponon i'h^ person Mon. th ro u g KV. * respond by sanding your iri- experienco. Please sub-b- Frl..9:00 a.m. to 12:00OO INSTALLER. Dairy equip.— rosumo tO'Norwest Mort- . iva ' mit resume with roforonc-IC- p.m. a 1:00 p.m. to 4:00.00. Welding a electrkal exp. Simp . ip. gago. 1201 Falls Ave. E,* ^ An E y I Ofportmt e . • I' ;27 as to 415 Addison Avo..J.. p.m. Truck lano a Birchch preferred-. Salory basod!p. Suite 11. Twin Foils. ID J I Tree Remeval).Experi­ SuHs 3. Twin Falls, idaho.o. St.8uhl.lD83316. on exp. 324-4381 .. Bd 83301. No phone cafls . enced, competent, have ploaso. . referer^s.'Can 423-6427 J '• leave nVossafio.:. ~ ^ ------’•-JS— :------I—— ______D-2 Tlmog-Ni Ji4ondoV.Januafy^JB9e ______

SECRETARY/AY/BOOKKEPER Corpoi. lumumiture, drapory M g(v5 0 2 ^ I ^HAGEfERMAN . 4 ------= 7 wKhcomputiputor skills. Sond cleaning3 business.b Low ■ p . i ,, I TWINFALLS!Bl 2 bdrm. 1 TF Laurel Pai^P sA Ap&. - TWIN FALLS A v a l i a b l a ^ l s iiR HOMES ' home jnon quiot B&oot ^ I I « Madison SI. 1 & 2 bdim)dim apts. i»onl 2 bdrm.^ 1 beth d u - ^ H rosumo oroor application to: Investmnom. or Excollont 1S60sq.ft4-fi §A C R E A G3ES&LOTS B I UNFURlur R is h e d ------Mlrrtgwion------opportunlry: I0USE9------*4S0/rtK>.Cal,;alI.733-9656. . . .176MAurice£teeSLN .,JE------p(exjuaLjA3Mi!0Qd...S[n:^------iiryrrrucKTinounn- -i86;500. Greatroot location on your carpijmalcotem. b v OW NER------I - — HOU , o.' 734-41*M196 gle gorage p)us wocfc a ^ e a ^ H S24 Com^mmerdal od oqulpmoimont. Low hours, this now listing.list! Newly , _ $128.1 TWINFALLSLS: 2 bdrm , ■ Twin Falls. Sbdrm, Ibath, — fn bosement. $500/mo.,^H Ills. ID 93301 o x c o lloont n t condition, painted 3 bdibdrm, 2 balh. THOMPSON.N |N ELSO N - : heal, fenced TFMeww 2! bdrm,bdr 2 stocy, $500 dep., contact W olt^H ------$t6,S00.-C< n. new carpoi- BUHL Nice» 2 bdirn. 2 bath ya5f*Nj*Sts SERVICE .'Call 543-5243. Kllco dock( areaan wllh hot BUILOi »ts, *450 TM water softner,ner, W/D, mj* or Adam, 734-0400. . (rals & fencing. . mobile hom gmt 324-2734 orowave. gos A sorvico man mc woldor for Earn up to« $ tub. Wot barar oand flroplace 837-6313ore37-62B4 or f r a S Kling shed, 2 Ig. $450/monttHr s i S S i f S f i gos heal. AC, ------potato & bootboi oqulpment. cossing moi In fam ily roomroi . CALL Cellular42 to r766-4305. Think claaallla m eed patio a TWIN FALLS Large. d o a n ^ H iSS KATHY OR V ItSSSJ'lSSS^d^ Borders 643-6342or 10. $ 525-f dop, 2 bdrm . b ric k d u p l o x ^ H M ust h aavo v i own hand in your am \N VALLEY B l^ - S134,« ' .. ptace your ad Irmhomelnnlce CalI733-0B3l.»• f»<».nopetts.8. 7734-7406. w/garage. Avail Feb.l. No^ H tools. Call11733-7481. 7; onconocos:a . r c . r - 1)65^4144 B uhl-2 bdrm ■— pets. Refs. $450.+ d ep .^ H 68-6268 _ hefijd for rent or ______SURVEYOR»R...... CHMCETVn .LS: Pri'oa' Tf : For lease,le, brandt new - Soine. Call 734-8709 EAL ESTATE - BUILDINQ 395/month + Minimum 3 yf.y oxporionce — ^ deposit. CrcCredit check & irge 3 bdrni.-1 Pheasant Roadload condo. 3 .for oppls and showing. ------w/salollUdDtolomotiylmck- toi GOLDEN OPPORTUNfTYIOP CEM 7-6116 AvS iKB s Ireplacesfam- bdmi. 2 b alhllh, ,; $650. por ■ . ------— Ing system.m. Solory DOE. Outstandingng fast; food ros- STATE REAl MIK luble car ga- mo..$550 dIM. » . NoI pets or TWIN FALLS.2 bdrm, 1 >gy..u,l,..p.aportino sort? References bath, cable. *400 mo Call 736*ei}-8611 ask for 4aurant Inn ShoshonoS next 734-04 , Find the eou lasandcable. . B A nR I K E n rage, fenced)d yard, month sm oking. Rol MIchaol. Only O quallflod lo high.schc■chool. Excollont — ' B ^m ont you ' ^ S ^ l ^ frtal$18,500. a Call643643-4371 to month *87575. re q u lre d .MM li inim um 6 dep, no pets. 736-2836 ilyl . - books. Coll Cal John todayl. ?,P05:THEE PPRICE OF- • . BuliderawiI welcome. - . THE MANAGEaEMENTCO. . m onth le a se . - nood apply? [STt^ S J oO®* TWINFALLS-S'bdrm.^l Dr73»-7611 ------— ____ 733-07 0739 WaltorAdam7:im7a4-p4go^ m o.4-dep/ Appls- H ■■ Socretary T" ------L A N DIWATQH, V haiTba?^ >r 734.2452. V First Bapltg « 5 “h ' r A y TWIN .FALLS:i: Vintage 3 TF 2bdnT>, 1ib bath. a All util- k B s e ,n o p e l8 A m a l^ ^ ^ H Proschool hi r e a\L l T O R S SSi’a S S 3 S S rtsulated shop QOODINQ Jy ownor, - *. / \ l bdrni 2 bath.h. $595. No Ities Ind. AllVI appliances.a| . 5802 or 734-3050. (8 lookingig fifor a chureh O f f i c eI 7733-3667 apartment in b :all 837-4749 3 V« acres. Exo 16-1654 ■ y e s /m o CallT:all 736-7464 ------r------soorolary.-2(’.-20'30 hes p e r------1— $60,9001 CALALLOAYLE * water sharess r x s a \ y OI) ) r / o j v e l l jW ^ 934-5456 \ # W/l C l ^ / n TWIN FALLS:S: 3 bdrm. 1 clubs for aaleS « J S f C t w n f a l l s .*25 o « o v eB wook com^omputor skills * . .A A A A - A N D E R SO3N N TODAY! NEW USTING Ue^llh a lew iNAUOWAMCe2b25 iL T Y 4 Hoir. Canyoryon. Survey. * An* nofghtx TWN falls. 2 bdrm. ■ - TVvin Falls. ID I83303-0525 -TMN FALLLie . t5 6 0 sq. ft.,., 33 yrs. now, n c A I . .0588 Indudes lg utU rr NW orea, groateat family cui- 324-3354, t- eK)0-278«306 a ed. Flnancfng.g. CallC owner $59 5 p e r monthmo loaso ------range. DW.^ C^'rnor?' ^ 0 s m o k in g .H TECHNICIAN „ do-sac. $104.834.950.1162 —------206-839-2501.1. p lu s d ep o sit TWIN FALLS 11est mo. free guest parking.Ino wa» n ‘ P^' «00/mo.+*250^| H \ \ ROUTE 882 hP; Qnm A deposit Also for sale. Call Spraying Tochr•chnidan. Now 500 bik BolloiShnn «. - Firebird Circle,=1®-733-4799 t f g o) 8 g I KIMBERLY sS c e n ic 2 0 redit check & ^v/l vr iBaaa1 . beautifully I $S95/mo -•■ dop. ^uiroa. Mi sarii.“ °6; PatrWc at 733-1014. ^ taking applicplications for 100-500 bik’K f ' avoW ■ < ■ l-KIMBEBLY/J^/HANSEN acre or moree parcels.p 8 Ra^r lOO sq. ft.. 2 utils. Incl. 73< 1996 soason.on. No expori- .500-600 bikbik Woshington By owner 2 bdrrbdrm. 1 balh. I HOMEyiES miles from KinKimberly on bdrm., 1 bath.Ih. Close lo n ig h ls & w o o w a y will train. StW paved countryy road.n Bor- BARK^ K E R QSi. app. W yt SG furn. 733-4539. “ TWIN FALLS.2 bdrnT w D B Excol. poyiy& I flexible 100-205 bl>bik WIrschIng &e‘£*S70?OT° Ivor 2100 sq. dered by BLMM 1on south. Call 543-4 dop., 734- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* hookup. DW. covered^B hours. Call for fbr appL 9-4, Ave.-W 1 1/2 balh. Unlimitod hoih o rs e b a c k e ie s S j . 7m' T pafking. *460-f dep.^B Mon, thru F'rl. ri., ,733-4206 I \ y Partially finishshod base, riding aroa outut your\ back 7 ^ N FALLS------Refs. req. 734 M au rice.^ B In tfiM# s rM i F / \ y ment, plumbobod for 3rd gate. BoautiijtHui v iew . — ______TWIN FALLS. SrSmall studio $2Sa MovinglAllowanea Alk 7360815 TELEMARKETTI •reafftr /n 6*. Y . ' balh, coutd adadd 2 moro Large portionn farm f able. EDEN Nice 2ibdrm. bd mobile unties. Share Brand naw. doluxedoii and ------. ^ B Ordor taker/loi/lOOdOd. Uso / bdrms. & fammily rootri. Heal your homeimo and irri- homo. Privateato lot. Appls. bath. $250.73636-4619 v e ry w ell Insulisulaled2 TWIN FALLSrTbdmisii^B' your own phonHoneStaoo- great location,n, S72.500. gale with apprcproximately Nopals. 423-6 ------^— bdrm. 2 bath, allallappllanc- a *316-345/mo. -f dep;,^B S20.00 per to.hr. Call .nor YOUIJM TWIN FALLS.. SmS a stu. o s Including3 ww( aah er 7 laundry facility aY ailable.^H Wl9Xt203 * 423^167 or 73^r34>8876 150 gpm ol 96*1 u . X/Arv H«nn diO. fum ishodjdj^timies dryer. Water, sa 3pm. 356*5980 ------*49.500 • 20 acr r, sanitation. No pets, partial or all u tlll^ H KIMBERLY ^ l E a t a t e ----- 3 bdrm. 1 both f in 7364819. and lawn caroro oiprovided. ties inc.. 733-3824 - inUCKiNG l ^ e a i a w ----- p|oce. machli I deo 733- Local and long BY OWNER. Lovi=v.i,3bd™ chine shod, t w in FALLS:: Nortli«lW ^ 3ng distance ?☆☆☆ TIMES^^‘\SSirlcD 2 bath homo1 lilocotod In ------Quiet iocatic“‘‘O'l. * 6 6 0 M anor 733-07-1740. 1322 2S°3 or 734-3874m 4 llilllll I III I II I ...... I ^ B drivers noedtodod. Toom Df Kimborly SNAKE RIVER1 month. $400 ------3bdrm , 2 b a th . P a l l c ^ B proforrod. 677*. — . DEPARTMTMENT nowor aroa of 2® Washington Sit t NormI . TWINFALLS homo, double garage^^l RESTAURANTNT Good loca* 9 n O -7 'a>f e ft extra ig. H agerm an Valialloy 1 0 . 2 • Call733-3667«I7tf 734-6774 * Ig tion. Buhl,, ICID, $35,000 208«734-5»-SS38 ■ S ”(5.n“!iJalair,lg.]ot acres, *66,50500 9 81 ------TWIN FALLS:1 I E PLACE foncod back yd, no p e t s ^ B WMEHOUSE n Perrlne apdioncesinduded,*67^H Immodlate oporponlng. Asst. ^ontory includ- pORSALEBYBivDiiii n e o eprinklor system.m. Wonder- acres $60,500.J O f le a to r QOODINO 2 bdrm.bdr $450, fumishod baser,'orS.“ ' ” o? D Md. Market owned. 208-768- ‘“™ " '.o h o o l. Now' 2 bdrmb , 2 TNE MANAGEMENT C O ^ H w arohouse» susupervisor. ed, 326-4652iz______1534sqtLVaultoc « y S S 0 m iSS "olk-lnIn ciosots,cl 733-0739______Forkllft oporato S'SfrS"- a s x .'p. 733-1304 v.ullcKlcolllnBi,gi S ta rt 9 homne e business manyoxtnis&ufHS TFSI.noyb,ool,l, 100 lb». 8 0 If-.molivotod.lf-n ,oday“ 10 bostnst opportuni. Quiot cul-do-i Dr423-4386 1S,668sq.fI. ''‘^'2 73 2 7 6 QOODING 4 bdrm.bdr $500. ^ ------— ^------1 AC, all appls..?.'§a?corfy! Bl TWIN FALLS: I S i o i i s ^ B Good mothH ar lios.fordollotalls sond Avail. 2-1 -96.11.1st a & last-f f . 6 0 49 landscaped,I, cec a rp o rt. skills. Sond ri I TF 'Brokers welwelcome'' soc dep. No smi dep. 543- Ing ot $425. Call 736-283^M ' 7 l S r ' S.A.S.E.IO Surrott.Su 1404 , orTOr 736-7511 smoking. No I , .UNFURNISIISHED $550/$570 * de{ refr P.O.Box• 71i E. 4000 N. BuhJuhllD83il6. 42002 5 a c r e s , 5 bdib d rm ,3 '.4 Blue U kes BlvdM, Mhlrid 2 “ ™- oppllyconcos, W/D, refrig., utilities incindudod. 2 balh, garago,joTlots-br -♦•deplrno petsr734-412^B Wanted an exporlencodexp ■ MONEY TC id sprinkler. . Call Schmkft, 73; TO LOAN I baths, 2 story,V, full fi bsmt. FARMS: Canyon Sprin'infls Inn. underground s. '33-9141. storago, near C^f^ i iI S n n TWIN FALLS: oggresshw outs>ut8lde salos- 2 family nns. firopUplace.full LIVE WATER on3n this 145 $405,500 ($2.90/90/sf) Call ^ 6 0 dep. 536 - r ------ping. $500/mo • poraon to servser ico our $SO>100OOK» SS walor shares;i; Ji$109,500 acres wllh wateiter shares, 1 -800-733-2581 E BURLEY N ew2 2t bdrni, ga- dep. Call 733433C Mogic Valleyf anaroo. If you Refinance & oqiequlVIoons. * Call 734-221 H Ext. 2712 HANSEN A-109109 $600, 3 rags. DW. W/D3 hookI up. —• ' apt gas heat, water in ^ ^ B -2212. * 2 homos, corralrals, shop, ~ Northvlew Pets ok. private e n t r a n c ^ H oro not earningling 40K + a 206-734-8 ^ and fish hatche bdrm, 2 bath, appis,opi wood Nice area $485/i5/mo. TWIN FALLS Nor yoar call Sievt hery. Give t f - 5 1 7 iated shop. Call 678-165659 ■ Manor. 1 & 2 bdrrr Chombrito, ®for^^?ocai fo »S NEEDO>CASH7 Gary or Shirleyy «i “ liter |_CONDOMINJ cable. Fum. or unfu^ Z i S ^ ^E°^^OEM ENTcS S L C We buy notes &, oddlUonal Info. Jt EVANS RLER-1 bdmi Tow 0740 733-0739 I n t e r v i e w iTCpn 217 eorea. 600i ownhouse , C »| 733-074I 1-800-748-5153.■53 contracts.‘^cT C J.“ vS GUARANTEn ECU 3 bodroor100 sq.ft. $62,000. WHYT 7 ^ 401 A/C, utils. pd.,exagls oni thethi cunora ‘Debt consoll automotivereftems il iw ici ^ |k | montit assodatio JEROME 3 barmarm., hord. All quiet & dean, squlpmoni you'viluVe always ‘Home Improvi , gas heat. 734-6600 n, no pets. FALLS Ava •S In 7 d a y s an t take care of all ( warned. Readdelasililed. el 'Extra cai and real N cLSOi-vr maintenance. Call■'I :SSSoS*'s5l 1^ * * * * * Feb. 1st. 2 bdrm.. 1 C*B733H}93tpfetpresf 2. ’Bankruptcy &lpoorc™nclm2645 the dU an addS d S . ______‘c e d TO JO N ES W EE H AUL apartment, washi»her/dryer Indudes wateragarbago. ag a lo, parily furnished. N e ^ H SPECIALIST ------P R IC E REOUCI nove you hook-up, small b« Collogo of AgriAgriculture; A n I d a h o CCompany o ai 7 d a y s al8 a tn o FARMI $53,9001 Largo CO backyard. Contact W alt oror Adam, / CSI. Chriatian fam lfl^B ERE *400 mo. Call 32424-5866. 734-0400 7 3 ^ 1 9 . . . District III. TVrin.Fin.Falls, ID. .*ie*-k*-kk*k k -k-k-k-k a d d itio n a l ch.. charge * i230 a c r e s •. Topt pro- cated in College I itingalruck. TMs position isIs 660% time — ------'— to t h e c ustoritom er duction sprinkler. SWS loc., l e T i n i ee i s - N C T # _ l dudo good know!lowledgo of ♦Credit problems,ms, OK m a y b e canc«incelied * a c r e s - goiood,< pro. ^ $SOO/mo.. 423-4»-4846 composing endm d proof. ♦ Competitlvo Ra ® any ^or custcjsfom ar ductlve farm, near,„S„o.o Q C Il loading standardarobusi- ♦ 1s t& 2 nd'auptc River, NW of Buhl, n n [Kimberly 1 beeDedroom I H W' noss correspomlondonce; ♦Mobile home ?oansloa co n v e n ie n cic e e Dut • 7 6 a c re s - CrOirop land, % a t f | BI l V1 I ’' ' house. Stop & see806(9739 ■n_JLl_P ------oxperienco settlrtgtirtgup and '♦ D e b t Consolld.iiidationsft - the charge36 Willv ...... bidg site with view,iw, Rior STATE REALTY,TY. INC.-- -M onroe Streei West—We — m n s re m a in th e sa»sa m e , * 70 a c r e s - Sma keyboarding aI varietyva of personal loans nail fann. ‘ 734-04000 • TF 2 bdrm. w/Tamlljimiiy room. I f y o u a re e unable to call orr c o m e b y The T im es- technical, difficultajit materl- (208)736-00 i-0033 pivot. NW of Jeron-O'” #- ■ ------. Veiy small kitchen, ’ al; skill In UsingI wcword pro. ZIZ ------1 • 5S a c r e s . Rowsr “?p- I ^18 ondstovefumisheiZ i"S S i H ew s Otafice. simply clip aiand inail this order .^1 cessing equlpmetment and tf 3 M ______whoel llnfe, TFCC i h dop, 733-0681 . saflware to fullest 1 J e k t s I b u y housesSES bigahop. SWofKIi I MOBIS OM f o r m t o our o classified depaipaitoent so that we H ly. PQD ($7.47/r i Fixors OK. save'e bbroker RO BERT JOI3 N E S CHALUS Ono 19S3 2/7/96.' For compimplete ro- INVESTMENTPRlPROPERTY fees. Call 734.9786 983 Nove TF 3 bdnn 2 bath.M ^ can get yoronr ad started with*ithout deU^. ■ 14x66 mobile homho e, 3 or smoking. New 1 qulrsments andd aapplica- Twin F alls flnei ZSf:___ REALTY bdmi, 1 bath. Very It kxsatJon. _ tion, contact Humsecurity • Pie(ease print cleariy with ith dark pencil or pen source Services,IS, Univor-t units, pool, club:lub houso ' bdrm . 3 bath, upcupdated Ono 1977Tltan offor. 14i *700 per mo + si . 8ityondaho.4lSV^5 W. 6th.. Prosenlly underor c MnltrSS: throughout. S96.00C XII bdrm, 1 bath, 14x52, fair i 2 dep. 733-4864. ■ . T hh i e r e w approxim atelyely 23 characters H Altaif Dr. Call 733-0 Moscow, Idaho10 83844-fl tion. I $8500 or bestJr offer. shape, t w n FALLS - Love iclndinj blank spaces)m ) p e r lin e . 4332; 208-885-8 5 .3 6 0 9 Thom M Developropment Co jp. nowor 3 Bdnn, S ------(206) 87P-<490M clous 2 bdrni, 2 b< - AA/EOE______206043.887 Y insulated. • P lelease i pay accoTdlng to irate schedule which _____ appls. AC, well insi on 1 acre 4 mi. w( B,indudes . 1. , I JdihJ a”°^AppSxirximotoly QOVENOR 140(70101975 ihemtal windows, in 1 p r i n t e d b e lo w . WRITERS ■...... I Twin Falls, w/outslo ros With 3 bdnns, 1 baths. 1 lantlt and i ™ “ I 5 vlow $135,000. 733- 510 deeded acroi 'A is,lipput walor. sewer.-santi -FroS'lanco writers ' cohtt ct 431 Irrlgotod. NSe ] tip out Irf for rent. 2 bdrm.1. 1 bBth, I Caeh for mortg Buhl/Hagorman: 20200 hd. ihHr>g rm, 2 bdrm, 2 . i H A/ews, Box 5 4 8 , deon & Inside cattio operoration New heat pump. ca»i1. 2 bathj storage bsmt. & gt ------■ Falls, to 83303; < Quick low dIscoSi■ounl®voij S'"®" duP'o*. clo Ofpet..8; Absolutoly no petsf o m ° i I ------______I H pay no foos. Calli»^rl^n E or edroom, bordering Solmon•n Falls paint. 8x35’ ad on core ind. . — — — — — 733-0931 ext. 204, 100 Cash Ck Canyon. 480 deededdc plus glass In poron roprrt smoking. Lawn con — _____ Liz1-eQ0-459-94a- ?34-7191 acros, ovor 300 Irric iorch,.2f *510/mo+*500deiI dep. Call ______;•______i H YARD - ‘r orfofinanc«.Call734- Tigated. 8x10' storago shod* *-8161. I — — ------— ■ Vory privaio, ond ofrowJ.01 tras, $ ^ 1 .9 0 0 .7 3 ^ 734-6766 or 734-81 PERMA GREEN isr>isnowac- tf - 3 0 6 I TWJN FALLS • By/ Ownor.Ov Now custom home, tomodled }■— — — — — ■ ------i H ^ t l n g application) ■RVICES ''3 bdrm , 2 bathh ppatio and calving/horsoo bI a r a WENDELL 1962 2 i: ^ TWIN FALLS- Remi I . .. FTlomp. lawntechiBdSdin® M RNAHCIALSEnV 2 bdrm.. 2t)drm 1 balh stoveove refrig , ______------,— ------1 h o m o . 2 c a r g arsa ro g o . $643,000 Owner/AflAoent. Irir. Excel, cond. Car ir. Idaho !, could work Into aapermaj p PEBTCONSOUD#IDATTON Sprinkler system,',' maluromi Trades considered1 storage shod, andPy sM . y r t . anct dishw asher. I I nont position. If yo isWrilng. ho u sin g approvecived. No f you fool Cut payments upp toto 50% landscaping. NE IocsIocailon. 536-5023______734-9240- I you possess thoodegroo d 24hrapprb\^ 800-51■511-6885 S69.900.734-843010 Ja c k Horton ______pels. *425 * a drug. ■ m v J ► 825-5617 * curtaln'e, WD hooord, gas C Ity /S ta tQ /Zf l i p I ; froeonvironmom.Wi.WApfo- ^ — 5-10 acres. 2-3 mile n ----- ^------;------, , vMocomprehonsivolivo train- M l*** . - _____ of Klmberiy. Hansen f Phone Muraln b e r T n r * BUHL Country. 3 yr/TQid, Ql 3 r or NE TF. 736-7335 ...... • • •• i ing w/pay. Rojjularilar hrs., ^U.'k']||{|(n|l| 1 « *300 dep. Refbrei44660. I— ------______good pay. For appt. I m H bdnn, 3 both, don,n, v.vault- — checked. Call 7344f ppt., call ■ m m U i m I od collir>gs, 2 car garoge,gan 734-0852______tedious yr. R a y S o t lh i sd u le - All AdsJs M ust b o Prapald . I vinyl fencing, l o nscoped. d ^ ■ ■ H ^ . Ir It MANUFACTURI 1 TWIN FALLS. Spadocalh, gas . ______------I 401 y Co!L643,5a53^ IREO o'd 3 bdrm. 2 bath, ------^—i 2 15------1- I ------SCHOOLS/ -J ^ 7 - I IIOM ES-—t — - heat. AC. all-applBr’ ^RESUMEPR^^^ I . N ^ u c n o in clo sets. Lg..4enced.garage.ori wuuiuorN u m b s r 0ub f P a y s Charge pehlne i : 5 0 5 — I I 1976 Glenbrook, 14X5X56,all S p r i n k l e r s , fen c BASIGMA 8 SAGES/ IGOOOMGWENDE M-5153. - - -Profesalonalreeurr EQU A L HOUSIN ip cool. *695^dep. Cou 734-5 Cindy at 733-160d. Locati „ ■ „ stanlr>g Mar. 1 ,9 hI hrs. r por — OPPORTUNmTY Jackpot. Must be mo '“ S k i 1-3 d ay * ...... ,$3.09 p er Hno The Magic Word«lg34.|34-8217 woek. call 733-91111110 Jim BY OWNER new doublodoi A lrrte«ty t a t f y « ^ih h N i SSBOO. 324-4689 e □ S '4 -7 d a y s ___ ------$4.76 p er lin e ■ — ■ or Dr. Suo Phillips3 Wide. On 2V« acres, fi- QOp-'n- ortoaw/r ' water $ aowor. $78,01 Sbo/Mo- ...... $7.95 per Ilna X S3f,ii°rC sfe541 16.30 days..s ------— !— H H CaJI P34-5456 JEROME Nh» 14X7070wf0l . ->*600/dep. 736-2541 ------$14L40pprllne ' — oca. cc*x rcC ^ MDI. tand . additions In nice p; GOODING. 3 bodrooiToom. 1 bri4UMaorrok»(ori(^ $16,500. Call 627-32( TWINFALLS:- ______X 1 / l l n e a bath, family room,,, t400 *" Mtniien. » "«*• any * EX #Tissri: tfilillB square foot New inter NEW 4-PLEX S iS S S S U 2 bdrm. 2 baths, Voul fic values. + 2.00 ; P H lI large fenced yat^ r d . IndbdM cMMn infer t» ap $68,500.00. 934-8296 ceilings, balcon/s,S ne R d u ^ ^ r "¥{gis& S ,i5l?ss.y*^y'perw eok. + . 1296. ts Ovittg wiiti patantt or.XS U | f T 3 | 9 | 1 .0 0 0 sq.fL all appls.Ej. Total ainour PB ' cuslod«i: pragnan wonwn 1 : 55i ; ------I pccciaBoaiingaaaVorcM; AC, private storagi'per® □ My check orr mr oney order le enclosed g ------, 506 unekrllL l | M | lockers, *595/per e d fo r S V T r ; . BUSINESSs 4 s o i I JE R O M E/ v n s mo..f*59Sdep..2y □BlllmyVISAoor M aster C harge (Ordeone]>one) - ■ ; ■ OPPORTUNtTIETIES LoPEN H O j^3 E S ^ I HAGERMfttWOME ^ l l l i a a M iH ill ' lease, discounts for3 C f^ ltCCard t Number- IS ealalewtikMatovUalonel ■ ■ ■ i y ear leases. 367 Bm Explratioion Date lAFTERS. ARTISnST S , I' ■ — n BYOWNER HorseProi{TOP®* law. Our raadtn are henSJ» I 7 ~ eo i ------1 C ^ I U u r a 733417751 DEALERS Neededdod Im Please check Vour odad foi ny. Q w ery2 bdm>houihouse. Inlonned mat a> tfwaBr“ W I FURNISHED 734^»05. new full llme.'pemtarTtanern correctnesa on ihoho firs AC, Big cem eni floorloored acM ^lnM trwwipep^i i m C U S T O M E Mao opening inIn AApril. day lhat It runs, au s Thi ' shop w72MV, Out bldj TWIN FALLS: 2bawpets, order form & mmm . house, elea heat, no p ■^ J b e h v i c e r j i s s a . •: Groups, churches,I. bibusi- Timos-Nowe is notlot rO' 4 acres w/4 shares TJ'.Fumlshed a p t w/1 lep. Al- paym ent to: nesses welcome. I sponsible for errorsrs aafter waterr 6 mis. from Jei V/ mill- S425/mo -f$300 dep. bb b b d . . . «toiM ' lies Plua electric heheat, ad, clean 1 bdrm , t • . rrwre Info call 734-421-4201. that time. me, *76,000. 324-46 Wb $2^0^r month. C i35^mo - ______oskforDUme BBS or 324-9246 . Call heat, no pets. *335 / -»$200dep.Call324-2fl*-2659.

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Monday, January 29.1996 19P< Tlmos-Newa. Twin Falls. Idaho 0-3 T WANTEDTO5 IBUY: Kerb/ Horses: Boug>ught, s o ld and ^ p T H i Watts balelie feeder. Cali traded. Cain 8 0 9 ' I t a b l e oak pMuotw/conopa EXERCISES fEACES O N B R ID G E^ Bobbyby W ojff 324-2056 E BIKE. Llfo Coplera for aale. Large O. End 4 cock-. Styler. $t00/oiJO/offor. selection of reconditioned S£i212^J- -SSSif'sJs150. 733-1243 w 6 r D PROC ■ WHEEL UNElIES, 24, good 733-f ROCESSOR, copiers atarting etS295.1 'You nevei >3-4963 Amiga 500 sytsyatom w/coior — --- Smith Corona..>na. $175. yoar warranty av^iable.- tverknow what & enough N ORTH cond., call 3 m o n ito r. 2 cdrives, and — “ niess HOI rh 2 221-2200 3*4569___ _ Caii 734-9988 you know w hat ia m o re■e A A 1 0 7 2 $275,734-1635 ■ 819 1 4 I ------” ; than cnoug broke, $325(f e . o G JUgh." VKJ7 Wanted to buyy Iimmedlataly yr. oid. rodId roani moro. COMPUTER:R;.BMcn,p... I . L 2 £ E mRY&FURS freezer 16 (cubic ft., d r a f t i n g TABLE (full (A .for cash, ueiised email to nelter broke $300. 2 horsio rse trailer, size) w/drafting machine. — WiUiam Blake« ♦AJ986 ke & saddled, Iblo deaktopi II ofoftor 6:30. $150/offor. 436-4128 ■ * 4 medium slzeoed farm land- $900.837-62:6217 - starting ot $1 S T A f? * S900. Call ocaplng tractcaora. 8N. J u ------my Radio. 733-044473: ' ‘ atS/LVEff, i 734-4942 . blioo, 600, 8£800, 900. All ^ JSWELftrREPAPAIRi DESIGN ' Today’s W E S T E A S ' ^O. Goldsmith HISTORICAL RO /'a interiesting game-fea-»• A8-4------a q . m .. I aSwiiiSTTtTit ' mS'aSulton to JOHNCUQNC ipETS»°lgpPUEsl ------tureo-a-ba’ battle-orthe “aUcks;”" ...... rnfr^ofll, I h o RSEEQe q u ip m e ^ I 9xportenc9 South duck« " V10632 • ¥ 99 5 -4 65.135 tractoitors. Prcfera- iwolyArtlal < ^ ' 734-96 BLUE HEALER pupplos. icked once in clubs and ItIt ♦ 5 3 ♦ K ^ I Diamond sales wasn’t enoinough. West also ducked K 4 2 ** bly with frontnt hydrauilo ''^990C&Bl616 ft. 6-6 , con- | j 8 H HOUSEHOLDiLD ITEMS. Parents both.wori< coltlo. once but jtp d •lkAlO&-7 3 4k J 9 5 loaders. I neleed a usod verted to 3-horso3-h slant. ■ nREWi ~ oloclronics &4 btbunchoa of Ready to go. Caii after Jt proved decisive, small or largeB tbackhoo at- $2750. WiliI tokoto 2 horso fiooD .av&is' u e ^P'fn- 862-3851 West led hid fourth-best club to„ . SOUTH t a c h m e n t ff o r c a s h . In on trade. 543-6462.54 MIXED RREWC X i r S . ' ; “ EJist’s jack)ck and South correctly• 4k K 6.3 (206)324-5858 678. a ; s . w>ddlng : bonds. Heavy duty professionalprol . BJ-UE HEELER, pupploa,- refused to ^ • V A Q 8 • ^— Atin. Horae 378-6239 . Wotch battererlos $5.26 looguo stylo' pooMablopoo for Eight @>$25.00 oach. Call to win*. Eafft continued ______Groat Bolectlojlion of trailers PINE firewood,Id 3-6833ollor — ______:hances rested with a •fordng . . winning dian 6-2 i 7 0 6 ------TANNING BIJEDS IS) -!£2)______- GERMAN SHEPHERDS. 3 liamond finesse or a ti 1 CARPET 9.x .101/2gold*10 w/storeo. Da T T - boautiful pupa. Had shots. club split..^Neither N obliged, and 9ato b a se d LADDER, 6 fool.: Opening iead;C/ub seven I i mBjavATION pod. ^1 X 2 5>muWcolor* m i controller. SfO.iQ.OOO/ofiot. safo. Call 734-70S” 7093 Starting $150. 324-7121. when the diidiamond flnesse lost, ...... CLEANED ANDI> TREATED pod. oxc. cond.,Id.,733-7551 Muatseli. 734-14-6233 after ' East led hislis Ithird club to pick up ' -- SEED QRIRWN For s a le 8* &I 11 0 * goted ^ABDBT RANQE, Gonoiro UAB PUPS. (7) block 4yol- L l ^ WITH T H E ACI^C E S BARLEY pipe & 5* moin f’o^ p a p e re d , $25 four club wimdinners an d one down, \ W o ig h t w/down drofl.■ ^$t: - ooch. Cali 326-5687. How doei r- $15. cwt . ffBerB.Call934.i } m o s o id . Kohler cast Ironon dbl,d aink, — oes South make his . fter-$1 8 cwt ~ l i i l i ____ $17.80015, game? By refusingref to cover either S ‘ outh holds: I v o s 10 d . olmond color.. $50.$5C Qood LAB. AKC black, wllhoul A732 oe-$14.cwt f 7133 I CARPETS $12,000/offer.lr.Fox 733- Y ear llro s. PU. PU. P235- popors. female, 7 wks old, the jack or•nine nir of clubs. This cpn- . I SH EEP &I GGOATS Sroom sof carpotipoling, $3,00 will returnirn ali calls. 75R15. good rubber,rub oil $100. Cell 436-9329. servative app:ipproach might cost an V 9'7 - Roglstored Peneviewowa-$15 per yord. Cali1734-4147. 73 or 734-8233 aftefterSpm. for $90.,Shot gun overtrick or ♦ — cwt S0% Boer meat g phono, oxcoiientHont condl. AKC rogistorod, 5 or two, but It cinches Bwawa-$14 pure brods. brc ll print, hide- d— lowblado & block, 1 yellow, porents nine winners!rs for South. , - 4bQ J 10 8 5 4 3 2 ' Cortma|d Per>evs f------1 tion. $50. Snowb cwt Coll 736-2575. jnd.S250;o. I 3 CAI e Chains for Soorsora tractor ®'® huntors S com- After Soutl3uth’s shrewd double- South ^ West North E a s t CertMod C enterennial-$13 ______i 9 mossago 1 MISC FO R^S ! A L E I $i2S/offor. Calli i73- ^ T A s duck, East letleads' a th ird club, but 4i * Dbl. ■ 5 * . 5 cwt II = * OATS FURNrrURE AMWAY support r th e defenseJ is stym ied. W est must Pass ^ Pass Pass Budget Motel of BurleyI la You name It, werS 'S i ^REMEMBEfB E R MAL X & CHOW, six <3>$25 take his ace oi CenlflodOtana-• SIScwt ill 543-8682 ^noi binhdoy od you e or lose it an d th e only S14cwt I I I selling 95 rooms)ma of fumi- Good buys. Calli lyouptocod ooch. Fluffy & adorable. . • other possibleble loser for South Is a ANSWER: Club deuce. I luro including a 1) ~ some time oQoIrflolnTTjo Call 733-1653. f e. N o rth f3(ncher-ssiSUPPLY II :-donza, large mIrr a xles for mobileilo homo. 4 Timos-Nows? Now.Now is tho :. losing diamonilond finesse. (H ad East knows ** South has more thaith an four >AHO , I I hoodboard. nlghi . 4 without limo 10 como picklick upyour1. NANDA CONURE bird, held four clublubs, S outh lo ses only . clubs. ^ T h is is a n obvious s isig n a l to a sk fbr. i i i i 7 r ! i n n n 538-6149. pictures. Stopp by Tho Vory entertaining. Cago le II lomps, and carpoirpoUng, Not Call 53 three clubs an< ■ show the desire fbr a first-: D included In tho 1 — Cuslomor Son/icorvlco Oopt and supplies included, and a diam ond.) si •St-round Call for quantity dl ho salo oro BACKHOE BUC discounts ______, tho b e d . TV. ai ^1______S150. 733-7621______T he doublubie-duck by South ruff. North’s' diamond hoh o ld in g and for bulk grait ' **><0 newIwl'fJol. ------2 S !i_ would havee beeiib obvious ifhe sh o u ld give him th e d u e . I e oI T choirs. OIBO posalosalbillty ol Oldor Montgomenery Ward Sowing machinele andon cob- PEKINGESE AKC 10 wks. ------1 I ANTIQUESIES & , “enia lisleiatod abovo riding lawn mow held A-x-x-x•X in i stead o f K-Q-6-2. 708 )wer. runs inet. oxcol. cond.and.. $60. Malo. White/buff. Podig- riBLES alngiy. contactact Lisa or great. Cali 543-6S6955, Ploose coll 733-3171-3177 rco. 1st sh o ts. Stadod Nevertheless,ss, the sam e principle HAY, GRAIAIN I - C S ^ C T I B LouTso for furtherIher Inform- —— — is involved^:[—South should play S«nd 5* brtdfxpmtient ta n* ACM. P.O. B a i: FEED^ ANTIQUESES otIon. 208 678-2211-2200. • BEER MAKING EQUIP.E< Solomon 355 bool high on the thirdthii ro u n d .. MUI.7X 7U2S. MUi SASE kr l*p^. B H M v l Looking for that u ■' Two2Hgallon kegogs. CO-2 Hoxei 195 skis. $1 CoRTtiht itM. Unll*Utn. Stock h a u lelere. rs Great S no^aA Jiaexcellent •primitivesB®9 M3-6^9.°^ Cool fired boiler wwilh sov- el 5300. New, $30<$300 salo. AKC. h{id firet shols. . ' S139.8S. Roomsims Include I STORAQyQPf selecUdnoftrallers 161. -cast Iron ’ oral dozen rodlotcators. SF- Call 734-5054'<4______654-2777______M:Deur«i Raymond Ford.S ^ BI u iW • MATTRESS: OuooiJoon Pillow 990 Series 7. Well. microwave anddrefrfg.615 r« I WAREHOUSE!?EHEffTAL s e r v l c e d l o c e l 9ll-McLoln ------Addison Ave W.yV. 733-4330 c e l l y b y le t 2nd, or 3rd big)Ig bales, •copper S toass ll Iring, still in . with Wollbuilt StiStoker. 7 d g-jg ------1 SPRINGER SPANIEL Charmae.Traer a d o in s oxcol feeder hay,ly, som e -driving hamoas & i 5 0 . C a 11 yoers old. To bo Ai90 Addison welcome. Call 736-’36-2480. graaa/aifalfa mix,Ix, $65-$ Wo ore locotod just V nighoBt bidder atS?PJg,L° iMUaCALWSTOUMI^UMEWTSl . Coii 324-3587 — ' —I 70. Alao, somo room . No smokiloklng. No A ve. W., SS offoff 1st mo g '' yn'a JpForm. NEW M ATTRESSree esBTe ary 9 a u c tif tn1 - . K elly MUSIC INSTRUCT!JCnON ^ ------1 CSI.S2S0. ren t 733-1683.8) horso hay. 2 stringn®gbSTos. sS V o u lh lro iO p ' ;SS SETS S«7fl.7700 I CUSTOM'M Caii 366-2804. Dpon9-5. W /w arran ty . Twirwin;$99- ______Flute, volco. piano,10, gullor,a I ___ 8 2 1 ______■ • WABEHOU5>USE j ^ A R M S E R W $189 Fuil;$12fi129-$219 Ji \ x - Olc, Family ratos!los! Chil- |S T E R E 0 M a D10/CDS | ° “« " t y w A i i f dren's/adult volco ctj TWIN FALLS: CLE:LEAN a f - 7600 sq.ft. 300 + tons of aifalffi antiques Queen; S1S9- $26M68 C l, FAX FORDABLE ROOfOOMS for Paitlolly heateated Custom equip & hay haul- hay mix, $60.00 & : V $5/wk. Dr. K Bondt0°nd5™m STEREO SYSTEM. 5.CD, 6 $65.00 DOLL colloctors. 0. , PH,D Former UNH/S'JH/SCSU w/towof spkrs & cabinol, rent, $45 wk. 82825-5354 2 ’2*14' Overheaiead Doors Ing. 326-4141.420-20-4142. por lon, Call 823-4i•^2 3 - Mario Osmond. Comolot. Co SOFA SLEEPER . after 4 pm or 734734-3540. Ample Parklf D Music Faculty. 733-233-2679 cass, remote. o>(col I HAY RETRIEVINQ3 300 ton allalfa Kay.,v oein/ Seymor Mon, Dynasty, Dyi brown vinyl, ve/y^ ■ cond. $400.734-6795 ^ I . 731-243t Offtee Attach. »n hni«« K ennedy.ly. Bette com/. $250.00. 73^ YOUf ------Approx. 5765^ Sl ^ • 3wndo,2wldo,8.tonton bales q^i^allty, largo 1 ton ' 8 1 9 • i ^ 'N FALLS: Capri FRENCH-S3 , . Call (206)587-9131 Bali. Cosh only. 676 iMri Motel. Call Steve WATERBED. quolluoen w/6 OFFICE EQUIPMI winter ratos, VVWyMdy. .rates for jnore InformaTnation. Call 543-6695 HOOSIER nice ploceice. drowor pedosta AD jE S * ^ ( t o o l s /m a c h in e r y ^rtlngolS140 1!______300 tona of 1st, 2 n ^ CLASSIF I Ko.call HALLOW•W S Hay retrieving. 3 wiiwide. 2 'Of oalo. No ralnito 8i * !" C.II543.8;7e’i.ll.,Itor Spm waveiess mattress ■ Rsaltyr wide and 1 ton. 734-'34-9743 of1st&2hd-grase«J fialfai- INDOOR FLEA MAI ' dod rails, $2S0/offeZV 73I; • departmei 1210.iiko' CONCRETE MIXER, iov- 1 fa hay for sale. Nc (ARKCT 3027. P loase leave nalpapor ols, translta, lasers, ma- TWIN FALLS: Cepri Mo ralnl Feb. 3rd,9om-5pmpm Fob. nvomag. 208-7^55:E N T COPIERToshibo12lC winter rates. Wkly ^ WISHING you all a {pros- Call 543-5776. 900. [ so^ry tools etc. 733-0445 ES ------perous '96, BALES _ _ _ _ 4th.10om -4pm. National Na ______■ t o o -• now *595: Thermal p starting at S140140. C all I of 2nd Guord Armory. Frontier Frc fax. $176.733-5900 733-6452. -■ LIMITED want to ht e ip i 80 ton of 1st, 60 to n e ------f . 611 .W e haul big balesI all Isum- Absolutely no ralnlnl Isfi by CSI Expo.0. Wood \ y size eii 4040 leave messag«2^3®® cfofts.'^bobks, Avon,'on, new _ I TWIN FALLS: MO'MOTELS I^A RM SFO ^ JL.' , - and u s e d , a n d loIo ts of I WInterrates'Wftokh 22_____ ' ALFALFA/OAT h ayiy, 350 collectablesi startlnBat$107.733^ ^ 3 0 QOODINQ 80 acrefW S, virgin . — -1 to n s, 1 2 0 0 1b . b« ------eoud around. 5>yr w leaso. g 7 0 4 $ 6 0 /to n , M t. IHof o m J ' THOMASVTLLE L- ^ ^ it lA *)l ------1 $200/acre. Systerr ' Cupboard, vory old.- B U I 606 ‘ WelM^of I ^ a r m ^ ^ c h i^NERY 587-9263______d. Solid RV IG E I luee ed, 3 North. 3 W ______ook. $249. Sot of 1965 2“ = ^ Goodlng. g08-934-•34-6289. -75 antique IHC-JO-iID-CAT Alfsifa lat, 2nd. 3rd.a. High Encyclopei^as. BrltUrlttanlcQ FILER In CounlryItry View j e r OME. tak inr g rft r r r r tractors, 1 or all, aii all run. tost S60 to 580.734-4-4381 $75, Coll 734-0928?8__ Park. 3 bdrm. 2 baU•S’; oround to renl“No Nc rth ei 324-5167.67; or 731-4381______. Call 733.0931 €Mt Ifor mor rv/ce repraentatlye pets. Rafs. req.■ ’.Water. V 3erome. S_prfnkleroirorgrav- BurieyTractorSalvailvage ’ Approximately 4b0 toi •ewer, &gart>ageejncl Ini ------I ty okay.Ciill 324-7 T JS I- APPUANCESE S ------or* Infynriatlon er your strvlee $400/mo -f $360 dej 4-7943. r - -Com bines tractorr partspo: ' & 2nd crop-quality a 5420 ■ hay & approximatel S r B U SS IN I N E S S I w Call 326-56633 TWIN FALLS Del ; ton clean barley at d is h w a s h e r Buti Proplan-stay out of tho . , . rent, double 12. 60060 COW CASE 4890 cab, air. 4 atraw . block Kenmore pornortablo. • gy'cis I • mud- order grovel now . TWIN FALLS; Appl Ials 568-3038. VOOD& METAL \pplyfor capacity. SlOpeper cow . motes, 20.6-38 duals, ______$350. Call 326-5028, BUILDINGS Will deliver e n d g ra d e , - furn 2 bdrm. Kbatn. b per month, aval/a ila b le spd trana, 4900 hrs.s. GQ < ^ BARLEY/wheat strbw, Blaekdlamonfl C01I733-1441. ^ WD. Avon. 2/1. 1 iw /sm dish w a sh er . GE.1. worksw S y etem e.‘■ Trj ^ r l l S t t p uindation to finish, roof- 1. Ior 2 Tmmedlatsly. 733.33-0731 cieenworkhorto r s e . & Ig bales, combine< concrete romodoling. people. 734-99255______days, 734-6342 eveitvenings. $22.500. Call 629-572 well. $75. Call 733-85-6586 sultatlon. DeiCleon, Senrice, ^®fne. 5720. Btrlpperheader.733-t ------New. & Usedsed Computers _ II J e r r y 6 7 8 -6 6 1 3 SHARPENING I TWIN FALLS: MOE(OBILE ______COMBINE JD, 7720,20, 16' Dairy quality hay fbr « ELECTRIC WATER HEHEAT- & Printers. Als w. 431-0613 cellular SERVICE ' I HOME In Pork. 2 bd l«nm- 7=^-0617 or i ------616“ hoeder. straw, chopcopper. Also some feeder I 1 bath. Water, sewor, rANTEb 2150 hrs.. $32I< 567-9!i7% 63 Cay 586-2283. OMEHEALXfH | - JOHN’S SHARPENING ------bage (ncluded. $385/ evenings. SERVICE dep required. Call Stc ) bush- ^E D E R hay In big tu IFALLS 'OAHC I Steve. jjE R O M E L g. house. 0RANARY1 ll.OOObu REFRIGERATOR ------TWIN FA Comploto sharponing. M. az<- el granary, 2 8.000 bushelbus $70 delivered, also d I ROOM ' Cari>ldo 4 stool sowrs. HALLOWSr S I 6753 for more Info;' granarlos. Good concond., nay In big & little ba *We by side rol HO HOME HEALTH ‘ ' Rsilty Jobs to bid for Qonerals. AND HOSPICE Clipper sharponing-ropair. 1 Ledy roommate waiwanted mustbe movedj th t h i s straw In big bales. k 6Sa ' ora'of/ freezer. Water i Sub-contractorctors & Suppli- 141 Bracken S tS 734-4334 II h u Spring, call Kim Wahlerhlenat 93Q0or351-1286 lco27cub.ft. 1995mc i4-4061 Twin Falls S200permonth — wilh borry shelves, i Blueprir 5-5855 Mini-Cassla 734-4050* l-eOO-471-iOSO ^ ^ - ^ - -utllltles.C all 733-097i0 7 3 ^ _397-»575i)r221i2200. 'WHYPT^VftENT ^ ------FOR SALE75 ton2hdd i cut~ “ wlno holder. $ 1.0005:-cSS.‘( - ZERO OOWN S270/V M M Qehi 970 Silage feeder,er. Illike ^‘''0 and 45T 3rd cuttirttlno... 324-1371 HomiIfledUcensed/Bondod OAC. Contact JeftSntSmlth new. Badger liquidd mrr a- Goodqualily.734-S516 —r r I HOME Homeionaily Recognized TREE . , I nure tank, tandem ax 1 ® _ STOVE:Smooth to p .v me Health Leaders I 733^2224 'szto!2 I CONSTRU( SERVICES 4 ■ H Cali 543-5776. ' " '® - HAY 20 Ton 3rd cutti,tting. microwave above, $ ; no Grown In idaho I 3348 Call 734-1366 ' _____ $80/Ton. Call 326-35 _____ A-1 DRYW U U il HARROW BED Supu o e r Of 326-4386. AAA-1 SHELTON’S ____ WASHER/DRYER1 HHot ■ Expert hanglna HOME I * TREESERVICE I 0 ^ 4 n n i 1049 $12,000/ o5 . .1 i .0 MAY a CLEAN BARLl iclty, toxturing. Sin ^ R E T V W L S P[cE ^ I I l l l i m 643-5655______itEY Point, large capaci lYWALL I . I -REPAIRS - .....I _____ for sale by tho bole. CCall used 1 yr., irke brandI nenew. Jo b s large 0 . " K S f S ' v r r RecentV remodeled3 1500U ^ JL ^ ' . 1. JD 4440 Ouad, 3 remotenotes, 733-4393______S4S0/ol?er.Call734-57( K r ...... ^ REL’S HOME CARE- or wherever lift . 18:4x38. Orl| |0 or smalls BENOTi FREE ESTIMATES sq. ft. professional1 ofloffice ■ 701 . HAY 2nd. 3rd & 4th cuttir rywall, Painting, building wfth fenced pa ling, ownor JPi>2irpontry. All home 736-3518______- J S S if S il* " '”’" '’ " ' 64,40-78.60 TON toiS i ’ i 8 0 4 ALAN'S General Ing lot a l a n d s c ^ fn Plus oat hoy, ton bai^1^8 M bUILDIHQ MATERIAL!ALS Romode(s.NewoS! ______lira inside & out. 10 for rent. $1200/mo.0 3 320 40 Holeteln sprlniIn g e r Pacific States Equip. DALE'S TREE-UMB imand heifers. Call 734-612: ‘P- 934-53S9 or 934-4066. Specialty deck CHIPPING • 2nd Ave. N. Call Ganu 123 (208)543-6319) CANOPY 17x60'i hea',®Qvy patio covers. ( l^njceT^!^*” ' For Marketing al,734-S744. TJSS. mulch or disposal. ■ ARWUR Buying atstltation.- NEW A USED 4x4 dies ^ ^ d s 68bales straraw oauge metal & stoc100 '. sheds. Smallecks. pattes. Froo Eatlmatam. dellvored. Call 324-516:IQ7 5800. 3x12' electric Big '' . TF OFFICES • 7 3 6 ^ • buying slaughter cowsvs andi tractors. Motors. Impli N&GARDEN I (208)734-2742 _____ bulls, open dsSy, 324-3i Z J . . $500. Usod cinder blo^ . (208)733-3123 4-3099 ments, rentals & sales.*».. ' STRAW 1800 sm. baleios. ,50 oa. 12x24'storacrag e BOB’S BETTEIW o W SERVICES I • TW INFALLS Indivldtvidual a-TT T T Hobby Horso Ranch $1/baio, sm. amounts aaro shod. $500.733-0557 Jl 734-3244. | SE office suites for lease 7 . Skilled In all b HIOHUNE pfJiL Emu!«:&.Rhess..for-« ■ ok, 423-5321 ■=:=. ____Remodellno..sldlr Landscaping ------^ B lu e -U k e s Office Psi -QRAVEL'a-TOPSOIf ft TER HOME T o n y ’s __ProfossionoI.Troo Sorvlcs___ -I______Call for details 736-7461MSS ch>ck8 & layers for ftjnftjt a po l y -chemicaltank : --for roofing, fences,all tradesl & Hc-tome Repairs Ucensod & Insured ^ ” profit Pistol Creek Ran NKS STRAW Clean Barlotoy sale. Trucks & loadoidors & doors, home ing. trimming,-new------RTree pruning ♦ shaping fsnch. w/tractor mountin^ 'n g ._Btraw. big boles,;deilveirtiry. avoll..734:703a______Jidlng. decks------Pruninj ' . TWIN FALLS-10'x12' 2 '0ot- Jerom e 324-4063.------asfiembiy.-(2)'2 0 0 gai.-lal. .. avanabIo, Call 766-4646 ------Bob Welsh. 600-<»s, windows lawn1 tsprinkiors. 15 yrs balancing• romovol- - - . • fice space for lease.I. Inc.In r * * * Call536<570 ■ ------)me repairs. ' expor.•r. Wo do whot you- stump grinding . utIL 736-9919 — STRAW etacked 3 wld< I . SAWTOOTHPQ.652-4S64-• S • can-UFiFree osf 734-3322...... •Froe Estimates* ------REQiSTER^D CHARCR ^ ROTO TILLERS uaed,. foi for Can be rotrloved. Neoe a r I COMMI^ATIONiM METAL . Bob 4 JoLynn Babbitt ■ TWIN FALLS AIS Estate Sale. 26 bi rear of tractors. Startingrtlng Buhl. 543-S749. B DEVICES Hoatlng/AC Refri•H SHEET I 735-1143 or 837-4614 ■ OFHCEmETAIL COWB, 21 heifera &Ibup. b ..al.-ttpQ^obbtLHotso __ Commercial andn MEDICAL - I —:------AWTejr^oosjfa—;------ySttnrtMTSF^yroiaTiul Ranco, Jerome 324-5868!H®- -stra w fo rsa io rstT O S^ ^ -a^WAY RADIOS (3) Mo- Mo ' ‘ > • ,(206) 733-«tofrigeraUon I located on KlmberV Rd. 326-4072 leave msg.B- ' " bale. Approximetely 1loo 0 i torolo MXT800. Witl >drosideniioi All utilities Included. IH. tons. Call 734-4081. phonos 4 1 hr. chargers. SO U TH ER N t S p rin g e rs for salo . Ci Snow blower, Case.IH, 3=8548 MAOiCViv a l l e y MEDICAL ^ TUTO RIN G j Call Steve. o eii double eugor, see work-“fk- ~ ' — $2250. 543-5368 ^ ^ B i ^ d r n g LYANDOXYQEN & ^ 5 1 4 4 o r 643-6466^ Ing, $1800. Pacffte States n -d a h o ^ aModiceUlnsuranco HALLOWS »t®« M ■ 70fi BRAND NEW: MTX-600(000 • PBlntlno. 6o(Su, I Realty Equipment. Cell 543-6319 0600 Twin Foils Bod Qrommor or Writing § 702 : chargers, 16 hour. $l(SIO 738-1716or32^ ^ » 6 6 M lni^toslo ==co?t you a promotion? TRACTOR ■ ooch. 733-5470 betweereon ■■■' !■ i *734-4334 ___ J daibyequipm ^ ^ 2 yroW filly Sugar Bar Dam k303-0602 Idaho > —QuarsntMd B Tutoring— JD4SS5 4000 hours, good 8 am ond 5 pm Mon-Fri Help tor Homo Toochors TWIN FALLS Offtee space P I ,, cond. Can 67B-270S ,^ Uno Son siro. Champlor f !_ Moase check you NO M O RE COWSI Dli I__ cutting horse. 934-8696 correctness on 1 Croatfve Wrillng/Photo . Near both court houses, penalng of all dairy ar ±_ RADIOS 2-woy. Inciudfncimg day that tt runs, I i Cell Jim at 733-9173 733-3300______and TRACTOR JO 4030, pow- boso sot up, 2 mobiles. i your ad foi ' I d /~ i mllklnq equipment. 60600 er shift. Single A wide American saddle broc ^ ’ Tim es-N ew s Is OOFING < — • gal refRgerated bulk tani horsea for sgle. 436-0324, hond hold w/quIck chargc on tho firs j Innovative T u to rin o tank, front ond. odsptor. Bost offor. Cell{Oo sponsible for ins,errc lis Tha - “ , o n nOFESSIONAL s — IrtdMduallx^d ■ i 6 0 6 vacuum system, transfiisfor b a l e w a gon NH 104B that time. ■ Is noire- ' I COMMERCIAL equipm ent, vortical feo ® Flashy blsck/whlto m are.•e. 764-2916 or 727-2217. INQ «. COATINGS '01 K-8 ♦Phonics feed BALER NH 420 to Plooso leave mossago. 1 . PROPERTY storage tank and more.e. 1Itt Cau 678-0566 16 hands. 6 yr, b;ed to " 7 ^ 5221 2 01326-5857 . Roodlng,«Wfllfng*Math I.' ...... ^ preaently a turn-kek e y — ------1------paint. $ 1 3 0 0 ,6 4 ^ 1 9 Commerlerical. Industrial. Coil Bocky ® 734-7832 — MDIOS, USED 1 G^-300 itlal. Buildup roofs. - - . ; 1 ,0 0 0 s q .ft bidg.approvedv ^ operation. 733-6190 TRACTOR JD 4020 power ★ UHF. 2 chonnol. 2 HT-k F A ^. , resWentli • for daycare er sm. busi­ — shift.-i4ajDidr..400ht«. repaired In 24 hrs, • C 4n 1000o«liTH^tanNw/com • - WHHEHEART 90'B, UHF. 2 channel. I I ness, 734^0456,423^11 Good starter system, X e v ee . & w eekends. , SK : s: Y o u i I PREPARATION | , ^ , WMhSr^ttSOO**® r), ready to go. Sell as set or )& G R A V E L . j ” TF Buslneee.rentoJ proper­ier- • alam o vaeudm pumps,8?5 I TRACTORS ‘ '• *f2Soof^oor arenas. ' JR I SA N D j ty InAmertcan Plan ^trip p H P $1000;*achT 8erg«rge John Deere4640. $19,600 636-6638 for lyw e I n f- ^ ' AD m C O M E T A X * IMall.. 4300 eq: fL Intertor, » ■r'JXSW o. lor, . electro brain weah eyslys- Case3394.$26.000 * RADIOS. USED PI loTT times class^ “ DELELIVERED PREPARATION ^ 6 ,0 0 0 eq.n. fenced yardird . tem 'SIO O O . C om pleteete 6RowLme^t^»derB•rt aand 4 topsoll for ■ , Affordable Ratee area. . 739-1983 o r ^ — UHF,6chennel,4watt DEPARTME ' Gravel, a a 29- double ate CM up. Stfooo.ICO. Han«eter.S4600 .HORSES A PONIES. Coll SSIREO driveways,m, parking iota. etc. J JACKSTEVENS - V 4231. Available now. : 678-2013 ______Ul GP-300, UHF. (2.8, « 16 i 208-734-5! iaultoa.GrmfSi47a6 ;_____ — p 4 2 3 ,< 782;——^ - J — channeis}..Catt.733-6470 MENT ISiSSiS .SS38 ___ .D^jnfnaaTNowa>wa>-1WlaFalla. Idaho____Morut■ndBV.-Jqnuary.29Jl896

>4 I WANTEDProlK1930.dothea' I SNOWMOBILE. CAR HAUUNG TR ------1 CHEVY •65 ton,,.-S2S0ff. J FO R D , 1 9 7 7 . 1 ton.ion. 4X4 CHEVY 7 7 « Ion. dMntl i i o o T " txity. 351,351. VB. good u™ . ato o /o n er. ' ^ V I D E O E QUIPMENT W & accessories. i^MPl I Q 650, '2800S£ mi„ 8 ‘x18 ' double axl ■AVY. clocks, old ■c?i?kT=Tj crc IcAMPEfiSreH'SHELLS v o r y c l o o n .l$2500. w/bf«kea.C^b I SEMIAHEA\ .4 Spd. nawTBalnt.Int. tow Call 324-4764. g Q iiie M g K •SATEUJrESYSIySTEM hardware, color!W u l on«m-. c*MPER-CaBTJVCTsvor.'ovoi^ -736^696------.b o .fe m o v e d ),-U -m lie e , $490p.--43 1-64i tSOO.VCII ol ware. 733-6« - romps. Less than < w/servlce body .a ahot 10V4.. RoWfl !?/ai{r‘“’ CHEVY Classy'sg. * « > ^ 'c o o ^ o n ’$13.*600. • Ckll 423-48 SNOW MOBILE TFTRAILER $1200. 643-5437*37 BIU 261 rebuilt. 5 & 2( flan e rato r. 3 5 0 , 4 WANTED Used>d It/ombono heater & jacks. 2 8101 $375, 934- n e w p a in t 6. v e r t ------i o ^ C«ll73&a860. 8A T E L U T E RE, AT, $150. Ladder rack DODQE'SO 0-1 8 0 . 4X4 TV. 21- S ony colow > o w » ^ SNOW MOBILES} YamahaV last fall, 5 & 4 trantransmls- 76K mlles; Welli r m a in - small siz e PU. $200 r o a d y , $ 1226.S Call nyatylolamps.s. ' 733-0016 more driveway thanSiTthar S 1987 Exctlor. 67C170, liquid V / - I ^ . sion. combo, beet9t a& s p u d tained, $8900.4 31-S434. M Call 733-5949 733>4873 r» you'll lind ••*1Io»7'SbII it withth aa dM»l^ lorig track; Yamstnaha '69 W-a ■ l lA ~— 1 - - bed; nylon ffoor, dui •0931.1 ■ Phoser. 465 fann = = ' ...... I $5000/011,734-6381392. ; ------yhsll. $1600.543-818183. transfer case. 733-04t j _ W A m |r o TT O O B U Y WAMTED to buyuytrdadmlll, ■ 905 B B I EXiENDA HOE C«» ------^ FORD 7 7 F-250 4X4. 400 prefer motorizrizod. Call ■ GUNS/RIFUFLES C. Enclosed cab.SolSw DODQE'95 2600) O P U , - .------n M. AT. PS, PB. exool. 10' or laraer non' ^ • 4 6 9 6 af- SNOWMOBILE AnArtlc Cat — — — tiros, chafns. andnd extra V-10.15Kml..768-g , cond. $4500 oetjost offor. color TVS&VCf ^ >' .RUQER MINI 14 i ' 4 ^ S .531-5316 ■ 14 R anch 1974, $450/o»eror. Ros------' 1 buckets. $16,000.OO. C a lL FO R D '89 F-160 C to n 423-4676 ovea»& & wknda. ' ------ilflo. .Excel, cofld. Id. $4S0/> signol & Atomic: asklls, 3 I 1002 t . -• 726-3203 • 1/2 ty: Books o n offer. R u s a - 734-a^t-3634 pr., $7S-W5, 733-»-1243 I AUTO PARTS :______Excol. cond. 55K CAMPER SHELLL fo'ra'fc FORD79 F-150Rangar BARE M C K RIOC FORD-F660, 475, engine,en .^6500. CaII324-59(■90^ Ford long bod PO.I. Equi- G New 3S1C. tninny & ex- , for high schoolISf'^d 'wiimaSmK'l 5 = r I acces^sorii ^ r o d e o any topTcTWrflffl1Tuy®21o SKSw/8llng& bayofiyonbt. Snow Machine Ro 542'trans. 10.00-20 -FORD-«3-F-160rbli studont. 423-S6&” **** book or enllre , ocolie«lon. • $ 120, Call 734-61:1-6124 Wo havo snow.. SSmiley Chovy PU 4 core. radiator,-ra -TOKTronraxIersDH “w^sgGoS'^ li ...... - ■■■ Crook Lodge. 774-:4-3547. $125. New 7 bladtade flex- axle, red with 14'' Sflat t S d ! 8W & cyl., 31 .OOOKJ ; ’^5 ce | after 5:00 at 733-3444 BEO.queon, poajo a te r b ed ' ■ Call 736-9946. — FORD '64 Ranger, now 1. 4““ ' ' tt ■ fan. S25. 12 volttbattory. b- $5550. Call 829-572 w anted. Call 543-<^ ■ ^ 9 . WANTED: Horr -e . n u e WILDCAT '95 EFI. TZZ: «.nd.$9°50aTOU:•3221 CHEVY ’81 blazer, SUviSllvera- • paint, exc. cond., $3250, | mOTORh” h 'e5 . ;i.J.ooa 543.4913 - CAR TRAILER, wt •■Si RVS mis, oxcol 8hap ------MAC, 1973 cebovsr, JW tires. 734-7432 days or 733- ,w a n t« Ito R?”‘ FORD COURIER 1 1821 546 7 evea.______buy. 16' tanderJe m ax le Minton, bon RV 1963 Terry Taurrnurna 24' 8kln8covor,5530036, gino and auto,1. titrans. 22' spud bed. 5 Come hoar H rtin.I. S$450. conventional, 1693593 Cat nice package. Qreo,*G CHEVY'96 PU, 3/41/4 to1 n , FO R D '65' B ronco XLT. 4 to buy. 1960 to'1,®®®;^- 1 9 WANTED: A gatt.ato and/or _^.SOO/off9r 733-i: YAMAHA QP292: •all ^ Shape. For more Infcnfo.Call ext. cab, turbo dleadiesel. spd., 300 6-cyi., excol. go van In good3d : sh a p e , >8 16' spud bed. Call 436-3309 after 4pm. WINNEBAGO^ 5 GP300 $495. Good 0 ------4951 or 537-6506. TT- . kwded. low ml.. $26,526,500, cond.', $5000 or bo st offer. Call 324-6627. 676-.2981 or 676-5476>475 531-5316______. ■ etable garden. 76766-4573 Minnie 300, Minnloilo WinnieS ‘on. Call ovos 733-(13-0679 JAPANESE ENGIMSINE & -7 — —r - TORD, 1969. Iton w/ TRANS. 4X4 SOOCpedals. Older Font backhoe to CASH PAID for old m lllt^ WANTED: Full sizeilzfiDOfliin WflfTtor. Brave. AdwAdventurer . _ ‘ce body, immacuculMe CHEVY'95 Suburblifban, FORD '69 Bronco II, load------1-600-36M743742 Oood,condition. $10t i o . . cona. s f t w o r w/4 decorations,, mm o d ^ , ble In good condiiMIUon.QUI BROCKMAN'S F 000 custom paint, powerwar wi - -ed.’$8500. Call 934-5941 badfles, frisIgnJa, , Y A M A H A '9 6 ■ ■ Cali 934-0956. : •______$34S0.CflJt431-S4» !25IE L . .„Brnnd nov.ll. V/ erything, low ml., runn ------documents, unlfortf e r , s ^ I — — i b o b " • RAYCO suspension - boards; $29;995r81I S r e - FORD-oo 3/4 Ton PS. PB,...... - Paul Nutting 733-1 ------1 Mountain Max. Onl 13-1691. WANTED: Used»d Subaru fl 9O8 miles w/oxtfoa. $52iMM I ANTIQUE AOTJTOS SO 100 rear enda.da" 373' FORD. Rsnger, 1W10. wtth 2981 or 676-5475 ' cruise, 5 spd., new tires. __ wagon. 4 wheel vrfU i^ bed liner, low mln i l e s , ■ — One owner. Good cond. COMPtTTERSprli iel or front ■ SNOWVEHICtICLES .. Call 734-8802 fACOLliCTjmIBLES gear ratio, low ml, wl 1 & EQUIPMEr " r r r r frame to longth.$30C3000 abarp, very cloan,1, new CHEVY 1989 1 ton dually.dua After 6pm call 543-5725 - afwthing electronkST not j:*” '-*"™ -' i S L JcHSTY^S^onv^ ;a • tires & rIms. $5,000.3. • Call 4x4,464, AT, loaded, a WORWNG orWOVORKINQ WATCH COLLEt YaIRahA; 1990.^ w/bed. Call 324-7023. ■>987 Y a m a h a P h i a z e r, lo i^ lle s , KozlarT t tra S B ^ also '5 7 pick-up.PloPlease ...... — .. 735-1527.______condition. 206-766-267-2^°* FORD ’92 F-150,5 Spd, 733-6760 will pickCk up> free, l-ong tlmo Boise o $3000. . 0811733-0453. — 4.9L V6. loaded. Super . frosh engine, electect start. OJ#. condition, $3 - I QMC '77 Sierra Grairande. CHEVY BLAZER19E 00. Daya Cmi 423-4301 'ovos. —------4 1007 ' 1993, sha/pl Red/black, 38,000 COW BOY S H E E T ! PACKARD '56 CII i 3/4 ton, 4 spd., 3 2 7 , 26,000 miles ail optioflPrti^f ml, $12,500.733-6957 poetry & so n g boc Siw’ffS IfV s'srofX'OS. 543- konds or 734-28271 books. Al- watch. Call Brianan @ 600- IsMor^SMS Black Awhile. C racond.,oxc.body,$2$2500. Trir package. Block he so, any cowboy’ hato,ha any 666-6962 acces;es8code 6533 orS43-S536.±. — I cond. Runs. Bookok% e CHEVY'79. 350OV- \ 8, 7 6 SihMrado, 3/4 ton. to 4 or, now G ood Year•Wwi- Wn FORD '93 F-150, 4x4 SU- cono. Call col : o l l e c t , 6 2 . 1994 Y am aha, V-Ma•Max 600 I $1900. Mustssll,II, )$600. auto.,PS. PB,} , 1t 111, epd., 4 WO, 350, $S2500. 2 glor Ures, white. $16,6(16,600. por cab. :Call 436-5962- S43-631S.. LERS ..Call 734-1635, Mark 543-5245 637-6217 ' ■ H sym ore 734-6054.4. mobOeor436-6225-homo. — ------WICKER CHAIRS,,8, four or STlongtrack.1,600ilOOmlles. runs great, now ci DOQ CARRIER, t ’ PIrtballtil Sth I— - plastic. Call 324-59^5905®®' CalL676-27t721:______$3,500 Call 726-06)-062B or " — Wanted to buy:f OlderC 735-0353.______1987 32' KIT Sth W \SSION FOR THE ROAD' U V E TR E E S WfANTED A^ Baible'a & BoAle ‘Si..., m a zD i a PASSION FOR>R THE ROAD- 96 PA! vmobllos Travel Trallor. Ro(logular ■ ■ omazoa u p to 30 ’. S p ru c e.l iAi S P K i from the 1960-9-7C 1996 SkiOoo snowmo natypee. C al 206-78 «Il2rtoT Brand now. Manyrm m odols Price $12,500. Spoe50(^1® , n ^788-2676 buy estates or coll( off Oflce $10,300. - a - Call 733-96612^°"® - available. $1000 offon price.1 ANDERSON'S R.^ > PIONEER ^8 . 600-617-7769. R.V. 3 or 733-1322 ev. ------Exit 162 on 1-64 .Of op e ra ted chain saw « 0 1 w Call 324-2592>92* 2 JD Sportflres, goodood con- 733-8766 m a a t a a ditlon. $900 eace a c h o r 625-5336 ec ------^ ------ROOFINQ QUN,, n( nem atic W ^ 1 $1500 for both. 324-: 124-2056' — “ p i r srsTO s Tsj-roR Tii m r o x e ’"— staple. And conatristruction ■ 1 . .2 scaffolding. C all 324324-6367. ARCTIC CAT '88 Co ------I • e lo c . s ta r t. YAM,AMA?iA COMPANION I I- SPINNING WHEEL S R V '66, Both low>w mllosr Ouallty mado In IdolJaho ^ and equip, (usabitable) • ■{UHMWlllli G ood cond. 934-65^ Call 324-8416 -6544 - ^„o^iJjf5urabIc "I ARCTIC CAT •95‘Po'Povirdor BROCKMANS' RV TOYS. Paylno cashsh 1for old I 901 Spedai. Exc.cond.$^d.$4300. 734-31671-600-7730 toys from 1900'(lO'a thru 1 ATVWOTORCYIC Y C ^ 823-4622. o f 623-471 1960's. All types.s FPlease PROWLER 1973, 21' call 734-5270. 1694 Polaris Spot)o rtsm a n ARCTIC CATS ’79) (2(2) self contained, S2S ------400 w/wlnch. I99SP0- 196 El Tigro. GoodeId cond. Call 733-8850, m j s i TRAILER, long box)x pickp up laris Expiorsr 400100. Both Good run/iors w/ tilt trallort b o d , f o r c h u r c:h h jy o u th have less than 300100 miles. Sold separately or $1500$ d g i i group. Call 326-S3C ■5305. $9000 for both. 734^ 5 7 1 3 . takes all, 934-4216I®_____ I U nU TY TRAILEI >96 B 2 3 0 0 1PV. 1 9?96PROTE(E G E L X 1 W ANTED 4 cam p» e r Jacks. Trailers? Qroat selectionsol A ttn. Snow mobllb i l e r s . Hydraulic or m echai:hanlcai. al Roy Raymondnd Ford. Great selection ofsnowof i 1996-YachtClub A I R O::ohiDinoNiNG • p o)WER w i WINDOWS 3 Call 637-4405)5 Built & serviced locallyloo by shuttles at R o y Raytraymond Snowmobile Irallllle r. 1 0 r Charmac. Trada d o I n s F ord. Built & sonrfcevfcedio- . 11^9506, Speciol @572r25.00 V *^9,977 • P O WER E LOCKS-AM/FM ( CACASSETTE • CRUISE " J WANTED P arm a liftHftpump. I welcome. 736-2460(60, cally by Charmac.0. TTrado 199S 1 2 'x 83- Utlltlllty M Call 543-6576 ,gp Ins welcome. 736-243-2460. w/ramp. lV0e93. Rogiigular OR ,r,ii YAMAHA-89 YZ250, r - — — price $1,649. Spoclnl p^rTce W ANTED 110 H ondjnoa TO cooled, good concondltlon, POLARIS '93 Sto :inl ® R * 1 5 ,6190 9 U . bIke.Qood conditioi S1.300. Ition.Call $600/offw. Call 326-126-S645. $3495. P o la r ia ’66,®8 In ^ ANDERSON’S R.V. Gary 733-0674 “ 650. $2599. Skldoc V N OKLLY^149/r^ m o * - ^ i ; i oOOS» M - 5.“! ° . ? ? ' E x in e 2 0 ii|.8 4 : W ANTED C e m e nnt t mixer.r 4 9 0 3 SS400. $650 Arctic« l c C . I , 733.S756 4 ft DEALER ■ 326-3318.’ I BOATS &. • '93E>a5B0Z. Ukolke Inew. 625-5336 J | j > J L p is c o u n t _ ____ r — ____ [- Ripc $399S/otfor. CallII BBurke • WANTED Old pictu ACCESSORII or Verl at 733-2102100 o r ______frames, small or loytoy ^ b o at Disability fc Ing m achines, old qi. Attn. Cargo hsulsrs. GGr reat f Jqulltaor salell'94 Masterier c ra fl ______selection of trallorsatF * 1 3 , 4 7'7 : S quUt p ie ce s. O ld cc VRS 22,6. FuHy/ft/^ tf^ / POLARIS 1995 XLT

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SfZ.OOl _days or 655-4311 M I M MM -734.8094.------GUARANT ------— 7 9 ! 1 ' “ ^ TOYOTA'89 Sup 9^0R&BR0Wn £ c o 1 9 9F ^ O R D W I N m i M H GOLD> KEYK AUTO CREOhr n I OMO. 1993. W Vi to n , 4X4 O ' Turbo, hard top co < Step Bide. Z71 Cool C arll Lo.ow miles! H . 7rag-aggq 2 ■ I SLE package,le.^A aX The Times« Nh ew s Excel, cond. BeliMow book. wKLmmmmmmrnu cruise, socurltyrity aystom. guarantees-es to sell Call 734-7486 afafter Spm Kvwwujniamv $16.995. CallT;1733-3961. merchancandise, tSUZU '68 Troopiopor. 5 apd. automotiwtive in 7 H Q V T V lust rebuin. newBW clutch A days andn d r e a l H ^ S f f T X H T SEVEf'ERAL TO CHOOSE FRROM SEVERALIt r o CHOOSE FROAtM ■ caiturslor. 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