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TWIiVIN FA L L S - T h u re w o n:’t ’t b e a n y Iges this year, Imt elk huntiu n tin g in I Id ah o0 will chaiiRc substantially in I99fi] - n h u n te rs u-iil h a v e to choose)ose w hai of0 elk thty want to kill andn d w\ here th e y w-ant 10 do it. Tough on teens: A state■ bill H le Idaho Fish and Game Commmmission vvould Open up juvple,” h e said. “ I A n aiccompanying c. bill permittii ism:: m aking some "undeidtffcut the legal position of theh ^ < Z Senate State y^ftffairs Committee pulled 1p re s u m e they’ll b e ex p lain ir ming diat.” counties.:s and cities to pass tobacco0 ordi^or char iaho" in restricting Indian gam t that biU and subjibstituted two bills with Batt spokesman Frank U langes. m ibhng, s o fte r language. Tl : Lockwood said nances asa s long M th e y d o n ’t c o n fliartw wi ith Sen. Laird Noh, R-Kimberly. They voted unanimously Batt 1 was responding to law lawmakers' con- state laiaws gained the committee ■ Page C l ,f,«T7c to send both direcectlyto.the Senate floor, c < e m s. Dh had authored a bUl to ask methe u.i. bypassing the sta approval.al. itandard public hearing “Some lawmakers are m Justice enforce gar ! more comfon- The lejlegislation already has clean gammg process, £ e a re d offtiff to Vietnam: ‘“'"i”1 in Idaho, a co m p an io n p ie c e to £ able with this wording,” he said, “They f the Housiuse over the objections of Tw to abdi Ono bill calls foror Ban to appoint a com- feel ^ it’s less eonfrontationd Assesemblyof . I ^Batt s office to ban casino c nal in tone. But ' Falls sururgeon David M cClusky, thtl e 10 pm - mittee to studyf gamblingI issues. The it » definitely gets the job don g, video lottery or video pull d o n e .... O ur jo b Id a h o Par*arent-Teachers Associationn andar P H i H H c o d1 p pastor focus- games lull-tab other eliminatess 1:language about casino i-is to stop the pi^liferation of es or any electronic sim ulatio 1 o f ga m b lin g in th e A merican e r Cancer Society, who sa es on mission. ‘^‘0” of . gambling, video) lotteriesh or electronic I d a h o .” 0 said ^fl Page C l bling w ithin Idaho. it w ouldI aallow m inors to se ll to b a cc o ar nbling, a n d sa y s only th e T h e s e bills will pass th e Lc u>and le biU was targeted at gamblinj ! L eg islatu re , h e u n fairly hah: m p e r stin g op e ra tio n s, linson s S t „ r = &■ “lotto ‘ games, scratch sa S' id . falsclpllne today: josei in reservations, which offer cas T h e aimendments, m proposed by'Sei seph W alker “ “ ‘no- tic k e t ga m es a n d: paPi p e r puU -tab g am es.” “The other legislation woi machines that dispense paper i would cenainly Mel Richchardson, R-Idaho Falls, wi .a-nck. Friday's dedslotion was.a major victory dtes.some problems.s. Page C l Please seo QAMINQ,QM\ Page A2 ' Please see TOBACCO, Page/S I C ommunity Needs noted: Someoneane out there Clinton ‘not‘j sure’’if he needs some help. Findnd out who. EsfflS H H ^ PageC 4 B B i S v S lg * * (called forir campaig§n monev C om ing SuND/D A Y 8 h The AMoclnteJ PteM ______

Ttio cost of dying: JTie;ie TimeS‘News WASHINGTON - Afterter a week of looks at a big business!ss -th e em barrassing disclosuress aal b o u t W h ite funeral industiy - and ioffers | r H HHousei fund raising. Presidesident Clinton , ■ advice to consumers. said Friday that ‘Tm not sure,sur frankly” ' w h ^ e r he also made callss fo r c am p a ig n ’ c a sh . f ■ S e c t io n by sE' But he insisted that nothingling h a s under- ; £ C T l p N H cut his pledge to have the hi^fiighest ethical s ta n d a r d s ever. 'Section A sportsirts...... 4^ A t a 51-minute news conferiference domi- •'Weaker,'...... 2 S ectI nated by fund-raising qiiestio;tions, Clinton c t l o n C adamantly defended Vice PresidentPr Al • .Nation...... 34 Religioi Gore ond the first lady’ss toptc aide as 8'“ " ...... M S Ix « n«lon»fKM « o , ni«llnVlotnammail(»dt “highly ethical people” and sa ■World...... 5 Commtraunity...... 4 • rmiW.Fioi od tho 15th annlvoiM ^ ot tho Vloti8tnam Veterans Memorial • I s a id th a t nei- From lolt IK Chuck H tjol, R Jlob,, JoiJohn Kony, I m jii, Bob Kony, t» ther “would ever knowin^yy dod anything Jdaho...... 6 Comics D^eb., Max Cleland, D- w nro n g .” lies...... 5 aa.,Chutl(»^Robl^».Vo., and John M eO ln,Rt, R -AriL i However, Clinton said,, “I think we .■.West...... 7 Money.ley...... 6-7 ; '■■v t ’ ' sh^should be held to a h i^ er starstandard than a ■Movies...... 7 . Legalni ju s t :'I t is le g al.'” :Magic Valley.... 8 ClassM Veiits mark li Trying to shift the blamele awaya from iSthannivversary' giis administrorion for questionaonable prac- ices, the president lamentedd a cam p a ig n jrocess that he said takes too ‘Section B sectic■ t io n D of to o lo n g :Local..,;...... -.l.3 classllli VietnamL ]memoriaal wall ^•e q u ire s too m uch m oney. - sified .'..l-lO “The system is out of wwh hack,” ho : Obituaries...... 2 TTiaAuoclai■elated PteM ■ ' , dleclored, e c calling anew for)r campaign« ■ 'Welcome home,'” said Sen. John finam a n c e reform s. McCain, R-Arit, who J WASHI tio w as c a p tu re d , tor- Despite D persistent questio Inton devoted most of W day'i HDIGTON Recalling painfunful • • tured and held prisoi soner in Vietnam for pre:iresident generally adoptedIda i smiling, ™™c"nfotoniance to answering questions about e ^ SIX senators w ho f o u ^ t inI thth. e s e v e n y e a r s a f te r hi his plane was shot easjasygoing stance. Yet he seemc tt W ar observed th e 1 5 th a n n ivtver- ei down. ;m e d u n c o m -^ political fund-nkoUIng practices. : saiy of the foroa rtn b le a t tim es m th th e questi the Viemam Veterans MemoriaDrial M cC ain a d m itte d th estions. ' threatenedI tby the expansion of NATO — ■ viith a salu that he, like millions On 0: 0 A er issues, Clinton: alute to those who didn’t makeke iti of other Americans, v with ^rm er:r Warsaw Pnct notions. He , was not an enthusi- • • Said Congress should not n o t p a s s th e sa id h e d id nnc o t ru le o u t R u ss ia n m em b er- i C l a s s i f i asdc supporter of thehe wall when it was sam'im e version of legislation bar F i e d . . I n n smimall i ceremony on the lawn Ir b a n n in g cer- slu p in “ a conom m on scm irity allicm ce.” n i n c o n c e iv e d B uilt w ith!i ec o n trib u tio n s to th e ta in f ro m o f thethi V-shaped black granite wai un late-term abortions thatu heh vetoed • Mistakei wall Vietnam Veterans MMemorial Fund, its last :enly referred to China as a •nes the names of 58,196 deac ist year. But Clinton saica id t h a t i f “ fo rm e r ." cc i^hlllp SoodwIn of Twin Falli e a d sta rk d e sig n w as c ridid d z e d as to o ^ o o m y . Conj communist power. David =all8 sing, the veterans pleaded with ongress and the administratiration could Johnson, a pr «th But that changed w:when he visited the agre presidential spokesman, said I by using Jtaericamms not to forget the hundreds ol ;ree on language that wouldId makei the Clinton was ' ' sold his Colt AR-16 tills by sof memorial one eveniming and saw two pro: s “just slightly ahead of his ds who returned. rocedure available to womeimen whose time.” Viemam veterans —- strangers to each lives } Tho Tlme^Nows Classifiedteds, e are sdll Viemam veterans wha ves or health were in jeopardardy, “I ivill Clinton met ivho other—meetatthew''•all- h a p i let with reporters in the stated |Q f « need ourr c(com fort, our a ssista n c e a n d o ur ip p ily s i m this bill.” ly East Room our “In a few moments,s, Itliey w e re e m b ric - • • : m on the heels of disclosure ‘C a ll 733-^93 love. Thee nextr time that you see one of • Said he hoped to convincenee Russian that Gore ho J of ing and crying,” saidd :McCain, his voice Pres had used his W hite House — ------them,II Americans shouldall ^ just say, resident Jo ris Yeltsin at the:their March office on seve iay, heavy with emotion. 19-2I veral occasions to solicit cain- )-20 summ it that Moscow willwi: not be paign donatioiions.

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B F o r e c a s t ~ S ttnrdiy, M irch 8 S o u t a : N atk x w l W ea tn cf Seftfce 'A crossTHEE NA TIO N . ACCTWciihci* foiTtm fa iliyi eoftditioni md hith Itmpctilum2- Mage Valley Winds bai>atter Northeast ass Irain,'snow conrini Partly doudy today. HHi| ighs a ro u n d 50. W est w in d s ; lue in Northwest Hn*l»tl«)edPiiiu ;; — to 20 mph- Tonight fair.ir. LowL s a ro u n d 30. S u n d a y poj>art- _ _ _ near Sandpoint pickeked up 11 inches of snowr iin n 24 ly d o u d y a n d breezy. HiglSighs in th e low er 50s. h o u rs. ' i The idtraviolct indexix forecastf is 3, a low exposuj W inds w h ip p e d thhe e Northeast Friday, rain showliowers Scattered rain ancnd snow elsewhere acrosss s t th e • [ c ^ f [yA)en«' T i n le v e l dotted eastern Texasas and Oklahoma while rainin tand Padfic Northwest includedin< 1.52 inchcs of raina in a t E xtended regionald forecastfi snow c o n tin u e d in thh e P a d fic N o rth w e st L a k e C ushm an, W ash,h. ' ^ The weather dsewlewhcre in the nation was mo:mostly Elsewhere in Idaho,.0, a w eak frontal system enterQ tered Monday partly doudydy andi mild. A chance of sho^10 w d ry a n d calm , :: the Idaho panhandlei hitcL in the afternoon p ro d u d . ers west. Lows mostly■ in the 30s. Highs in the 50s i iudng sto Windsgustedto30i10 m p h iri th e N ew Y ork Q tyy orarea, light rain in most non] i ihelowerGOs.------irthem valley locarioos a ^|s me n q w _ ------and-Mourt-Wnshingtogton,-NJI., reponed wind gustsusts of "in th e mountains.------Tuesday mostly cloutloudy and continued m ild..1. A 103 m ph. ’ High temperaturess att m idaftemoon ranged fromix)m a c h an ce o f r a i a A slig h t cch h an c e o f th u n d e rsto rm s. Lov ows Light siSbw in thei NewN England region was to endc high of 54 degrees att M1 ountain Home to a low- oof f ‘43 m ostly in th e 30s. H ighsIS in th e 50s to n e a r 60. later F ri(^. d e g re e s a t Id ah o Falls.Is. i — Wednesday mostly doidoudy and cooler. A chancc c i of A blinking snowV squalls along Interstate 95 in Other temperatunires at that hour includede d S! 2 valley rain showers andnd mountain snow showers, j !. A C o n n e cticu t a lo n g I^ng Lo: Island Sound caused thithree degrees at Boise, 47 at Pocatello, 46 at Challis,.4 41 1 a t c h an ce of th im d ersto rmn s. s.! Low s in th e u p p e r 20s to th the pilcups Friday mominiiing involving 53 cars and trueru ck s. C o e u r d ’Alen e an d 499 as t Lewiston. ^ |Bom>|rt)ond. Mo. 31 19 ■ Malta 55 23 ...... Com fort factors . N orthern Idaho irtlond, Ore. 50 48 .27'.2i •; McCall 35 12 .... Humidity ot noon; 76 pet. !no 61 24 ■ ..... p«- Partly doudy this momiiiming. Increasing douds in the„ h T E 3 E3 l Ga E3 C3 s ' ■: Pocaiello 49 24 ...... Barometer ot noon: 30.13’r w T^sjcmis /tu w cs SMem nar » . Louis 64 30 3 R afte rn o o n w ith a ch an ce! of ra in la te . H ighs a ro u n d 50.0. y ? .‘T’ 111 Lako City 58 29 • Salmon 48 21 ...... Pollen count: Reports ended ^ Southwest winds 10 to IS mph. Tonight rain likely. in Francisco 61 48 • Stanley 38 3 ...... until noxt sooson. , Lows in the inid 30s to3 lowerlo 40s. Breezy. Sunday lonio 49 44 .68 . Sun Volley 41 10 ...... Couti»tr**m™«naM«r»epfiayB. • lokano 49 3fi .07 ’ w in d y w ith occasional rainin . H ighs 50 to 55. H IGHS & LOV3\VS______f_ JSWnfiton 49 33 Noixhem Nevada Idaho: High. 62 degrees;s a t Parm a. Lo;v, 2 degrees at Coi . ^ S m v A ' i m . Variable high douds todc:oday. Afternoon west winds-55 ...... Nation: High, 86 ut Fo rt JMj-ers. Fla. Low, 20 bdow zero i — to 10 mph. Highs near SO.iO. 1Tonight mostly dear. LowsfS ow** I Sunset today 6:3636 p jn . n e a r 20. Sun d ay m ostly sunr^inny. H ighs n e a r 55. |0,\D INFORMAnON A Sunrise lomotnmr.yJW.7.-01 a jn . ^ N orthern Utah F o r MORE INF■IFORMATION • L unar phase: New,ew, M arch 8; first qu a n er, Mar- pitui5r current road conditions, call1 '1 c h l5 ;ru U ,M arch 2 Partly doudytoday. High esc numbers: Boise, 375-8028; :h 23; lost q u arter, M orchB l. [ighs mid 50s. Tonight mostlyly Tune to th e N ational Wfeather ca Scrvice radio band ac VHlO 10«7 AccuW - Visible pLlnetl:^{omlomlnff Mars, Jupiter. dear. Lows near 30. Sunday toshonc, 886-2266; Pocatello, 233-33- iday mosdy sunny. Highs 55-> MHZ or call 334-9860. TTierhe Internet address for Idaho■: Tn------s ; ------=— - Porti. I Evening:Man.Comei>met lUle-Bopp visible NE, 300 60. The ultraviolet index foi 74; Rigby 745-7278; Utah 801- : forecast is 4, a low exposure;e D epartm ent road reportst s is:i htip7/wvw.statcjd.usTitdfitd ^ ^ ■ - a j n . - 6 : l S ojR.; mv,I', 7:15-8:157:: pjn. . -level. • , i4^000: the Elko, Nev., area, 702-D2- M ctr iTT.ciouor aouoY | sall:8-8888. I San I Sean Spok : Gaming _ i- Pnresident eexpands‘(‘GulfWar______W05f ; Continued from A l Corral and F a irfid d . benefits '• sc ra tc h tic k et gangam es o r p a p e r pu ll have been more divisvisive,” ticket games.” ig e le * Tlme»______"C'uif War veterans wh( Croat Ely. Minn.' '' ~ ------: vho fell ill Russian govern Clinton w as asked a b o u t th the e • L oclovood said. ■' ' Loopholes are as a.result of service ti are eliminatea,.he : to ^_eir in the way of Rgle in light of strong statementsints traryto . said, the word)rd“only.” - .jWASHLSHINGT o 'n -President . „ country.should receive_ti i.thcicpm- NATO alliance______■ 1______Fonssian President Boris Yeltsinm n N o h • In a n y case. NohandLodcwoodNo • anJFnday Ijroadened bene-” pensation they have! carnetl,e. that once were or possible victims of the thes3e Thursday about th e dangerg e r 'e s , t h is a g re e on o n e thhing-the in issue will even if science cannot: pinpointpi Europe’s commiVHF-FM162>» o r 162.55 Shos irious "Gulf W ar illness," h expansion might pose. nil not i^o« likely be'se'settled,in court. K h the source of their illi l l n e s s ,” iT ransportatkin 6724 in8.that_vetcrans.wilLbe.elL-l_ ovailing-sentimeni— — Glintononnoxmced-arthe; !/icdhmpgJitzA 964-< shearing. ■ ©bleJr.fo r co m p en satio n for chron- s le g a l . d u rin g Friday’s h« • a new s co n fe re n ce . 7 m d undiagnosed maladies “”'”'”“Toba( t i o n , ^ ?Tbe federala! couns< will sort “ Although the me^ia bi : w 0 0 d out what the 'eff appear before the end of ■effect of that is.” ‘‘PP focused on the broadenirntaglo® ContiauritamAl said. Deputy A'ttonjey sident Pro-Tem Jerry TwiggsSSS ley Genera] David . troversy over campaignn financef extend the dme 1. N oh is H ig h to ld jh e como m n iittee.: ' , viously, goyeniment regu- lackfoot, who accepted a freeree . illegalities and improprietiie d e s, th e a g e n d e s h avir e t( illness’tfrom the tobacco industry■ to d m a n -JhcAsiiciat^^if'Rt»a>ntribufrf NationsIS haveh barred claims for ' . president also sent a mes:lessage to es that they wei i'e d is - . _ athiSTqsort ; s u c h uundiagnosed n ( illnesses if ' :h a Seattle SupeiSonics bas-las- Congress about his unchichanging sting operation;ernment not to stand Clii talrdNoh a g re e o n t h is ’ ' . -i-u• ------^theyhadiladn’t appeared within two >all game, along with Senateate p o sid o n on a m e a s u re thl a t w ould n e ss day to two.' o f e x p a n d i n g th e . issue o n e , hhe e isa id . Tima-News sta y e a r s oof f the time a veteran stant Minority Leader BruccICC staff w riter Karen ban a procedure widelyly k1 n o w n T h e y a lso icewill to indude nations ' Russi “This legislation says the! Iolo tte iy • Tolkkincn am be rcachcdi in Boise ended hii eney. Sweeney also sits on , : his service in the Persian . a s p a rtin l b irth ab o rtio n . guage to spedfyrere part of Eastern . made • • may only offer lotto gaig a m e s , at331-3937. G ulf conflonflict. Mmmittee. Also, Clinton urgec;ed the possess tobaccon m u n ist bloc. suchIth c voted to send the legisla­Ja- their jobs - sue te the floor to be amendecL sa c k o f groceries ily Sen. Denton Darrington,}n, it.' ; Elk accd cclo, and Senate Minorityity ——:------“ I th in k w e’v( ms Chairman Clint StcimettBtt V Continued from A l I . biuitiinting regulations. Hunt said. Ii the right’directii d against the motion.' 1. In his view, . Last yea::ar, 14,000 elk hunters appliip lied fo r s Presid The Clearwater area, foifor example,' gets effectective wildlife management sh me law enforcement of Blai • 10,000 more hunters than : should yield 2,500 controTOlIed-hunt ta g s in th e M agic an it can support, enoug3Ugh a n im als fo r h u n te rs to sho< 31C Valley poADCXDNDe to notify business- trip fr W ood said. shoot any elk, region. , ' , “ ywiw h e r e th e y w ant, in a n y ye ar. F ish a n d ( were the subjea of watch I “You can put them inn tl th e S a lm o n , b u t ‘solution is essen- . their m”othere >.'. > n>ore hunteters, but we don’t ihink itt ynllv be d’Alene, wet; C ai snow floor, snow Goor. re tim e to fa tte n u p b e fo re w inteinter. subitMCial,’'1,” Snji^.^di . ( •, e’ve gone a step in Caucu; tial, said Randy Smith, Jeromitime-based rcffdnal Thi Sandpoint. we ho 75 — Shoshone-Ketcbum,ra, n r ^ s i o n Vo.ted 4-3 to approi iction," said Senate voted3alcna i Summit, broken snow ; wildlife biologist w th the IdxIdaho Department gjopj*he new elk hunting, regulatilations were comn irove the Canadian border, IW o f F ish a n d G am e. pted afterjmonths of discission:lions between n™ cft-hunun'ting systeth, over the opp(pposidon Hill, broken snow f :rstate85—Diy. “We couldn't continue to0 irimplement fixes’ Iters - ana Fish and Game1C officiols, «t Wood andnd com m issioners J e f f Siddovloway, of Winchester, icy'JDmONS ; in specific units because tha lusands o f h u n te rs to o k p a rt a n d T < 2 t o » „ „n c d R o y B row n o f S o d a Spring;nge, M oscow , d ry , wc tate 15 — Utah Une-Dubois,is. th a t te n d s to i$hift lonida Pass, icy spots. hunters and freate problerilems elsewbdre,” ofwnrrritten comments were submitted : know \s ^ t the details wereire coinE Meadows, dry, icy ') — Driving condi- Ashwn-i.3 0 -D iy . Sm ith said, adding that “s ood said, “and the ddvU isiiis i S i Oregon line, diy, “a lot of pQOple Idahlaho’s controlled elk hunts will«U conitaue, ed across most of keitino.9 1 - D iy .‘ . a ro u n d h e re h a v e n ’t experienc Interstate90.rr encedthisprobfetri , Wood3d and Smith agreed. Applicaricants whose nbcomm y afternoon, the , U.S.h o 2 8 -D iy . • firsthand.” : I ■ - • namesies are selected ^vill be issued m issio n in s tru a e d F ish im d G uedB-tngs - e|k managegers to develop the nitty-j of Transportation >cy N ot e v e ry o n e th in k s th e ne>vlew elk regulations exactlynly like the durent lottery systei Idaho details- indiduding the number of perm: . a r e a g ood idea. . . “ Therhere ore going to be a lot of B-i CtoRRECTION ------F &togs avail. eadi zone., length1 of season, opening i io n s: . • “I think it stinks,” saidid 1Richard Hubt« able,”:,” Sm1 ith said. However, just lik lg dates. Idaho 55 - He like the cur. Fish and GaiSame staff will update the co -■ Plummer-Coeur W 'hoto caption in Friday’ss ; owner of Hunt’s Hunting SujSupi>lieS‘ and Gun. rent; lo 16| tte ry system , “ th e re a re alM gi comnus- Donnelly, wcf » goin g to b e sio n a t ev eryry m e e tin g fo r th e n e x t six m o Coeur d’Alene- end section contained infor*r* Repair in Twin J^alls. “It’ss alabo'ut etioiigh to somee peoplep who can’t find B-tags ir m onths. Meado^vs, icy spots.w et; S a n d p o in t- ^ ;s m the zone All detailsIs must be settled by D et 15, a about the wrong photo.). ; make an old hanihead likeke ime'go out and theyde'd e s ir e ." 15, w h en Idaho 21 — Boiaier, wet; W hitcbird ' n o n -re sid e nI t e lk to g s g o on sa le . W ood sa Irowriing and J e ^ Cowger p o a ch .” • “W e I said. spots; Idaho Qty-Lo)w floor; Grangeville- ^ • X Ve w ant to make the A-tags as .attractive ------^ 1 pictured as cast m em bers of Idaho’s wildlife managerss.have bo ddoe'a poor as poss ------broken snow floor;cy spots; Riggins- if ossible,” Smith added, “becaucause A-tags Time-Ncwi usical production of “Crazy job, which is why tiey aro tin]tinkering w i^. elk will tak ws staff writer William Brock:kcanbe c Summit, dojcd.w e t; W c ise r-N c w . y ta k e th e p ressu re o ff o f m a tu rere bulls.”b rvachcdat 73:’33-09h,Ext264. U.S. 20 - Moicy spots; Marsing- ^ |cи.” J , . _ . ______Fairfield, dry, icy/,y ni t \ U-S-3Times-News regret’s '^ ec Here Is yoilr opporti)rtuntty to find the latM:est church news. Get ReiReligion. E ye^ Saturdai S . C arey, dry; Arco-A: ay. In The Tlmes-NewsT ■rl>iy,wet,slushy. nviston-Orofino, dry; Idaho . Circulation •ISunilay.SS.OO periwetk,dk, daily only J4.00 _ ^.ThclfmoNmi. T h zr : 11, d ry , ic y sp o ts ; Ty Ransdeil, circuladon director p « week, Sundaji onlyy J3.00i. per week. - I n f A s, broken snow floor. _ _ r(~ j d = < h .SilM .tax included in all above rates. A f i lI m g m a t i o n — D o'.w et. Circulation phone lines arere oo p e n S*?-PO charge Will bo be levied for all NESDAY. MARCH 9 NUMBERS, HungHorseshoe Bond- a nU, betw een 7 and 10 o.m. only.. If you .fennned checks, i- .|^Donnelly.Ncw do not reccive y o u r paper ' 7 oa .m .,, . ' ' ■ ■ V C heck oul Uie I call Iho number for your area; . M M ' instant Lunch h '• : , Mail informadono n • ' H i * ™ Joisc-Idoho a ty , icy BurJey.Rupert. Win S500y-Lowmah, In icy spots, “ r t Brc51 29 31. 32 43 • Paul Oakley'...... 677-<(7-<042 . TlieTime»-New»(UPS6 >S631-080)ispub- SPi m atching Ihroo»n lowman-Banncr P*'=WBBBAU. NUMBBn 28 ! Filer-RoBcrton HoUister . 325-536-5375 Hihed daily at l3>;Thirdlird Sl. W.. Twin «?*awa. LOTTEi ER Twin Falls , w E m > " Lunch monoy f( th e mus:JESOAY. MARCH 5 NUM0ER3-: ,..,1 ,F«lls.;Idaho, B3J0(,by:by Magic Valley ond oiher nrens ...... 733-OS , ‘p - ” *-! »0«WINNINC' of 3.72,'a n d Mountainis fl Home- forYou.’ Newjpapen Inc. Prriodicallicals paid at Twin 'S 9 S & icy spots; F a irfield - The I ■ Falla by,TheTiroeijNewi.C^.Omcial city and ^ .'■0' yoiirwa' „ * lAWTMTlCfrvt o-Ashton. icy spots; error. Subscription raws ' county ncMpaperpursuani « l to Section 6C. T V T n n M 1==— i Alan-Sproai ol -108 oftbe Idaho Code. TliuiThuiriayii hereby ThcTmiesjviCTi ilome delivery;''daily snd Sundiy, S; — , 55,000 on tho I y,S3.50 ',de*ljMiedft»thcda>*ofihe'Ihe week on which ^ C l/ per week; Sunday-only, S2.00 per Wi 7 7 / Factory gamW e.' m =< = ^ ^ JriT Mail lubicriniions musl be paid in tdvs legilwJticeswillbepubliihclished. JSkl'LINE A ^M O VVIES. S A W T O O T t and arc available only where deliver send chaage of ' ™ REC ■Pft„ Pj ticket was purcl ' WEDNE not nutntained. Mail rsiei: All Idaho ni tx«8.TwinFalli. . . 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II Califonm ianato:enter o fAVhite ^ H[ouse funnd-raisin^ I Lg issue {I W A S H IN G T O N (AP) (, - K lK Cr Johnny Chung, a sm small-tim e i II ^ I nor my company havlave received had greaieaier influence than the I - •' e n t r e p r e n e u r f ro m California, Ca any preferential ireaieaimeni from facts wouldold allow.” I ’ • became a White Hous« )use regular the White House orir :any govern- Herb AleAlexander, a campaign * . — trooping his Chinese ese business . ment offidal — merel:rely occasion- finance expexpert at the University | - associates on privai vate tours al w o rd s of encourageigement.” of Southeihern California, said, ■ through the executive ive mansion Chung “often sorsort of hung “Tlie presidisid en t c an ’t b e exploited I - -and dropping off-a 550, — around ihe oniCToom iSO.OOO c am -— H & S V im of ihc firsr unless he’sL-’s Nvilling to b e exploit- I paign check with the fL i first lady’s lady’s office,” McCununy said. He ed. The qu«question is whether he \ to p a id e . said Chung apparentlntly tried "to was too libeiberal or free in offering | He was photographe phed inside portray himself as someonesor who perks at thethe White House." | , and outside the Whit^hite House • with President or Mrs.[rs. Clinton, '• sometim es with hisis (Chinese I frie n d s — ex ec u tiv es o f c( h em ic al • • companies or beer mmi a k e r s U E m \ . • also smiling for the camamera. One of those photos turned u p a ' liquor store window in G r e a t CG r a i n i > in Beijing, promoting a Chinese beer..bee iV|M The photos represen “A Neui Qatcration Neigh Johnny Chung, cfc/iborfiootJ Bakery" | ■^'moments for Chung. Tl i l«n, U ihown with President andd M.Mrs. Clinton and two bujinessmen BCK U BUK YUUT IW « M a t tb, have impressed congri a a t tho 1934 White House Chrlstmajtmas party. ______j I . investigators, who want mt to know tem”-for monlonitoring access, but ' tion 1 I . how a previously ur jn tb ihe National Security unknown said the probllc I ' W A S H IN G T O N (A;AP) P — the nation’s 32( I ( W 320,000 to 350,000 n rn r- Church leaders don't likeike to say congregations to> lo h ire one. H e has ,f Wiat IdHii no to the president, bu but that also appealed toI to every nonprofit seems to be their answer e H e n u n c ver to his organization andmd business to hire plea to hire people off th f the wel- from the welfarea rc rolls. M ore th a n fa re to lls. 5 million familinilies receive wel- Some say it regretful]fully but fare, accordingng (0 the govern- ••• some are scornful, sensinising that ment. I -IW.,— > ,, • President Clinton was disiilisingenu-, “If every chuhurch in Amcrica • ous in asking churchess tot< d e a l ju s t h ire d o n e faifam ily, th e w elfare .•. with a problem that, in in their problem wouldlid go way down,” view, he made worse ^ s: y signing Clinton told 13030 dergymen at an _ t h e w e lfa re b iU la stfa lL ...... ecu . m e n ica l p rarayer j breakfast in - “He knows better, his i f l h is s t a f f th e W hite H ouseise in Ja n u a ry . knows better and his p “ s pastor He also has sasaid “the problem knows better,” said the ihe Rev. would go away”y” if churches pre- , John Steinbruck, pasK a s to r o f vailed o n m em beib e rs w ho ru n busi- Luther Place Lutheran Ch C h u rc h , nesses w ith a t leale a s t 25 H-orkers to which feeds hundred of)f p e o p le a d d one p e rso n1 ol off w elfare. , ■ every week a few blocks rks from After the breareakfast, the Rev. . th e W h ite H o u se. Joan Brown Can;:ampbell, general Some see in Clinton’s pro |n u is 5 A i\i p ro p o sal se cretary of th ee ^ N atio n al Council the opening wedge m an1 atia tte m p t o f C hurches, whic'h ich re p re se n ts 33 to turn the welfare head eadache denominationsIS \ with 52 million ; o v e r to ch arity : members, saidid she cornered nlS fgllO w llp • “T h e re ’s n o w ay th at tc church- h Clinton. While i cl charily is in the , es and charities can pickk upu the grand tradition>n of the church, tab for what the govemmciment is she recalled teltelling him, “the walking away from — tl I -th a t’s church is also anan institution that clear,” said pastor D TOUGH! I David insists on justiistice, and that f AFFORDABLE!" T H I o Beckmann, who runs Brearead for requires the gove}vemment to be a the W orld, a Christian arirens’citi full partner.” ■ IE I movement against hunge I g e r . “ I C hurch pe o p lele 5 say th e y se e th e • have yet to find one churchirch that problem and wawant to help buc . is taking the presidentt uup on can’t allow gover/ernment to abdi- th a t." i l i cate. “Everybodydy knew ihat wel- S H ^ - • • “To me, it’s pretty sin:simplis- fare ;vas not the t le ons^ver, b u t d ie 2,4 Ulor, 134 HP. Double HI K E I ■" O •' tic,” added the Rev. Trey ’ moral goal wass nnot ending wel- Hammond, coordinator of u E S Woll Cargo Bed,Bed Plus i n j O »f u rb a n fa re os w e kn o wrv iiif, it was ending ■; m inistry for the Presbyteyterian poverty as wtwc know it,” B chrom e W heel,eel, Sido .. I i ^ • Church (U.S.A.) and a forf o rm e r C a m p b ^ said, B H | | H W indow £>ofoggcggors a n d | 0 Dallas minister. “It assumesnes that She faulted herler oivn organiza- just a little TLC (tenderr lovinglo tion for not moulounting a mass I ■' care) and a pat on the headead and campaign to penersuade Clinton | I I ' e v e ry th in g b e all rig hIt-" t.” n o t to sign th e wellvelfare bill. • “We don’t need polit |@ W E olitical Clinton ran in n1 1992 promising VWAS ' leaders, frankly, to remindid ius of to “end welfarei a;as we know it.” i o u r d u d e s to th e poor,” said J S 1 1 ,7 4 9 ...... lid Jo h n H is a p p ro v al o fr tlthe welfare bill . « 9 , 5 9>5* i I I | 5 Carr, director of the Departnirtment deprived Republic>licans o f a n issue of Sodal and World Peacee of the they could have usu se d ag ain st him U.S. Catholic Bishi s h o p s in th e cam paign. Conference. The new law’ imposesir a life- O n so m e occasions, C lintonIton h a s tim e lim it o f fiv'e e jyears for fami- suggested that only Iqrger Iqr lies on welfare, ireduces food ' ' churches hire one welfarere ;per- stamps and denicnies benefits to ' B [ | i l ' son. Other times he asks eac each of legal immigrants. m ...... NOW W EU BQUIPPEO HIN■ YOUR BUOe pznc m ■ I I I 0 OLD FARA I B '.s M EQUIPMAENT! l l Roomy and Sportyr 2 Door I Q) SCRAP IRON PRICES AR 0 & w eu WITH Coopo wilh Air, AM, M AKE M O N EY TODAYr CLEANING( 9 ^ CajMjIto, RoarDofroi;Froit a n d . | U P OLD CO M BINES, BAI(ALER5;& M F g _ Much Morel T R A a O R S I* w m M ntlPMID, 0 1 MAMID, n t I C A L L FFO < R DETAILS

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: Gingrich to leadad GOP delegation t(t o C i t l n a : WASHINGTON - HouseHo Speaker Newt Gingridrich is planning a 5 i i trip to China at the endid cof this m onth a n d m a y also» visitv o th e r o ju n - | i ^ : ■ tries in Asia, R epublicana n Icongressional officia ls saidd FFriday. Tho Georgia Republics m ilican isill ta k e w ith h im a deJe lej g ad o n o f H o u se ■ m em bers, alth o u g h th;e e m akeup o f th e g ro u p h a s notlot ye t b e en d e ter- ' mined, said a GOP congr ingressional leadership aide whw ho sp oke o n th e cX )M M N 1DET'^CEI htc. condition of anonymity.y- iLLUIAR* The trip, set for the! t>\-two-week congressional Eastejster recess, com es « Gingrich seeks to rega•egain his footing after beingI nreprimanded by •; theHouseinJanuaryfor*for ethical m isdeeds. S in ce thien,hehaslaj^ely e n BES » T D E . *• k e p t ou t of th e public ej-e. m o u ] '!\D. - Vice President Al Gottijre is also expeaed m visit Chinaina in late March.

; Coiien to m ilitar!ary: Prevent discrimm i i n a t i o n • , WASHINGTON — RespondingRe to reports thatat ithe Air Force : «duded Jews from a pr 1 projea in Saudi Arabia, Deft►efense Secretary, MOTOF3ROLA- TBLETA C-“ 2: 5 0 ^illiam Cohen has instruiaruaed all branches of the milln ilitaiy to e n su re MOTOROLA"-v K S T O T E ' such discrim ination is n o t: • One*ToiJch Emergency C not repeated. ' D ia l 1 * F ullTrhree h W atts of Power ; : Cohen acted after learlearning that the A ir Force rerecently settled • 12 Memory Locations ^ charges brought by the O * A u to>mated m Redial e Commerce Departm ent officeace that oversees • Signal Strength and • Compliance with a law i * C o mipact p : and Durable iw prohibiting A m erican coc:o m p am'Qs f rn m ______. B a r t e r y . M e t e r ...... ------: -«3pgctirigah~Arab'bbycor'cot t'oF IsraeTand J e w i V On Friday the Pentagorigon rdeased a copy of Cohen’;en’s order, which : “was issued a w ee k ago but not publicized.

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J E R U S A L E M (A (, P ) — P a le s tin i a n s s to n e d I: ^ S O N - diers who did not leave:ave the West B a n k a s th e y h a d hop< and Y asser Arafat sai h e w a s "completely shocked” w h e n h e Icam rf a planned trroiroop pu llb a ck ' gives h im o n ly a th ird ofol the terri- tory h e h a d e x p e a e d . Prime Minister E Netanyahu’s Cabinet n a rr o w ly flilH e approved a plan eariy to )vithdraw troops from19 9 perccnt 1 of the W est B a n k ’s ru ra l: areasarc os p a n of the U5.-backed peaceace accords. H ie 'a g re e m e n t stipulatiiilacesathreo- phase pullback, to beginin FFriday a n d :condude by mid-1998.i. IheT size of each withdrawal is not dcTmed.def A l ; • The Palestinians expecpect to be in m cpntrol of 90 percent of the West Bonk by th e th ird ^but& i iacli' loaders say thqr piM to retainr con- troi o f ha lf th e W est Bank,dcFinalbor- ders w in b e se t in D lkssonaperma- on nent peace agreement to b1 e ^ this month and condude by'M ^ ay 1999. •In th e W e st B ank viUafillage of B eit Omar, dozens of Pale’alestinians stoned Israeli soldiers whoivho respond- - : - ed w ith t e a r gas. T h e stonenhrow-stoi -tfijgii. ers apparently were! ufupset that \ troops h a d n ’t w ithdrawvn n asa expect- M l !ed. Israeli m edia have sas id B e it Omar was to be h har a n d e d to . Palestinian control this wwe< eekend - Netanyahu, defendingling himself against hard-line critiritics, said Friday that in the finrstt; stage he vras giving the Palestini:tinians the _ ^ smallest am ount of landand he felt , h e cou ld g e t a w a y wfth.'f I . •. Under the plan, 7 percea te n t of th e W est B ank w ill b e tr^ isfesfentsifrom r ^------Joint Israeli-Palestiniarlia n to fu ll #04i02ia Palestinian control Anothiocher 2 m M I w i o i s 5 cent now under Israeli: oaoccupation will com e xm der jo in t conotintroL 9 w Quake victimsns in 1 danger of freeezing2 I ‘t o I TEHRAN, Iran (A(AP) - ■ Jw lif Plunging tem peraturesires and a ■ K i l^ w B W snowstorm Friday threaireaten the I - lives of 40,000 peoplee liliving in I government-provided tentsteni since I an earthquake destroyejyed their I h o m es in n o rth w e s te r n Iran.Ira ■ * , ; : ^ d s were badly damsamaged in I '.■ ■ ■ ■ r in rrm i low est , th e F e b . 28 q u a k e , a n d wwere e com- | I ■pletely cut off Friday< bjb y sn o w , ■ , 02102,3 IO H ^A B Al/IBUTSnyTHE I I . ac c a d in g to sta te ^ u n T ehra:nrannulio. I MDUC IBIC VAILEYI I ■The s to r m b e g a n T h u rsd a y m u paym intensified Friday, dumpiniping m ore ' jhan three feet of snow inI onareas. "wH Ardabil province, site of thed mag- "''' >iitude-6.1 quake, was theh e coldest< I •;t6 ^ in Irmi cn Friday,', wiw ith day- - ;The earthquake killeded nearly . ■ •3>000 people by officiacial esti- H . ;roatcs. Aid workers suspcispect the ■ I : ;ffgure is c lo s e r to 3,000. I 8 injured in busJ S i l i H i H explosion in Ch}hina 11 .•Aato Dit Control . t •3Cnl»3ltRtSelect!oia 8 j ' BEUINGCAP) — Ancxpexplosion I iJ I •Up-FronI Unt Filer ::on a public bus injuredi at least j ——r- ZJlJ W1M139 . /. •SJCB.RiDfiC : feight pe o p le in a B eijing shoppingsha Ji MCfciaflTtniiu. -district Friday, shaking a c capital ■ B l i r •RiimllltSlliSi i'Ojreat^ jittery over a stringing of< bus : IjMnbings in northw esternn C C h in o . ;,The cause of Friday’s exe p lo - ■ M e ..^lon was not knovm, but th e r e »uimiaii •:,was little p r e c e d e n t fo r‘ su> su c h an ! Attack in the Chinese capital.ca] 1 I I V ft I ITTI i i j ^ h ■•The three bom bs last m ! :o a u ire d in t h e w e ste rn XKinjiang n ■ region, whose large Muslimilim pop- ulation w a n ts m o re autohotrlomy. I 1111 l| •: Emergency room worker k e rs a t I 11! I :^shui Tan H o^ital said mam a n y of ronBSi ;-the people injured Fridaylay w e re ■ •pTuraed a ll o v e r th e ir bodies.Jes. I W i I i ' PcJice refused to conCim thecheexplo- i I " J I ,;sIon occurred but said theyicy w ere . invesd^uingreportsofabomUroUng.^ BK I

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—I d a\HOINBR] ^ E F — I J New Plym outt m e s t ith city council firesiS police chief Bare-b i D u d g eX i l i m p :IS a l o n ^ NEW PLYMOUn JTH — The city council votedted unanimoiisly on t»q g Friday to fire Policccc Chief( Fred Cobum, who has 1 BOISE {A P ) — S trip p e d o f ca:cash [p ------^------as been engaged in a p ( came wit:.vith the Democratic t ru n n in g b a ttle w ithtl MMa>’or Dale W illiam soa 3r pay raises and most new prpro- E : I th a n le a d e rs intended. a tte m p t to pJ u t th e m oney in to ^ e - T h e m a y o r recom i rams, the Republican leadc But even at $500,000 overv e r th e ammended the firing, callinglg iti an attem pt “to • parks buds establish harm o n y in t lip’s 1998 state budget conti udget for the 2 percent leadership I< target, the bill111 w\ a s m the d ty of New Plymoudi.” p a y raise. But while about t\« ed working its way toward tl still only three-tenths of a pr e r- t\\‘o-dozen of the ousted chiefsfs supponers rallied outside dty hall, Gobi esk o f Gov. P h il B a tt F riday. Id the state employees c e n ta g c p o in t h ig lie r th am n lawli - iibum said William.wn h.id bee3cen trying to micro------m a n ag e th e iw lice dep With some frustration,'th — e n tir e b u rd en o f c o n c e rn - —-m n akers originally approvetl7ctl f o r — depahmeh't. ! ibgislaI3tur6' ' I ab o u t th e sp Coburn said the'feu inate approved only a fractionanal e sp rin g floods o r th e rev - tJth is school year. feud had been escalating sinceice he seized 70 bag- c n u e prc ‘gies of marijuana froi laease in state support for higl projection?” asked /W e did the best we couldlid ini a f ^ a vehicle in the parkingIg 1lot of the mayor’s „edi jgh- major pieces of thele Health1 and Democratic • education. And the overwheln itic Rep. Ken Robison of t of avoided b ^ o r e th e 1991998elecoon. cal couragr a g e . It a n d sales, th e U 5 . Dep.Jepartment of Energy said Frida s already pared-down budget against thee bi b u d - iday. , :ets For the most part,, theth votes fol- would be :ea e a sy to TTie nonledial, pona)rrable barrier strip is designed r the Parks and Recreatioiion lowed little, if any, < get. He saidid ' thi e ed to puncture tires y, debate as give the do!d o lla r s . • and brings vehicles: to a safe, controlled stop. It w jp a r t m e n t ^ ------Gp n u iie r o ------members seemed so r r. declining shas h a r e t was developed by 0 resigned to We were•e sent -Scn. Eva Energy Departmenlent contractor Lockheed :partment and the state retireire- the hold-thc-line appr 'an Frasure, of state taxJC rtrev - ;d Martin Idaho pproach that here to mak.lake the n T echnologies Co. enginigineers with funds from the Nat mt board. It also shipped to thi n g to l^ational In stitu te o f T " ' ' ' the they appeared nmed 01 ■ tough choicio ic e s. If R-Pocatcllo Ju stice . « nnate a t( for a final vote spendin( d u c a - ing In fact, at one poipoint in the we don’t be: The manufacturing b e lie v e ------^------— ------, tion, priml ari a r i l y ing and marketing license iss llthe first venture ans for the Transportatioton Senate the floor manatnager of part the money is launched under an Aug :partment and the publi< y is there, we shouldn't bebecause of skyrocketing prisiJriso n August 1996 agreement on comnmmerdalizingtech- lie of the Health and WelfWelfare a p p ro - b e sp e n d in g i nologies developed a t U ilth districts. n g iL ” expenses e x and escalating studeIid e n t a t th e IN E E L priation ended his rerr•emarks with The S178.{ In tl 78.6 million in general fc(■ees, w e re unacceptable. h turn, the Senate sent to thehe the comment that mmi o n e y w a s ta x su p p o rt f( luse for final action budgei rt fo r th e th re e univcrsi- “The students are borrowirsw in g -e t in d u d e d fo r ih c H ellsis A ngels a n d t i e s - a n d L Com m ission taitesta steps to protetectdeer SL-?; : Lewis-Clark State ' me ts' fo r th e D e p a rtm e n t of W aterte r th e Idaho F a m ily F orun nore ahd more money tb stayt a y i n BOISE —; C om plaint College wascis (o n e o f th e few p a rts s d lints about an influx of southerlem Idaho hunters Resousources, catastrophic healthIth O nly th e s e n a to r se at school,” he said, dting a 100 ppt ef- eated next to of the neww hbudget that cleared cei have prompted thele Fish! and Game Commissission to adopt a re costs ‘ for indigents, theh e him noticed, :ent fee increase this yearr aar n d aearw atcr Region dea the Joint Fin;Finance-Appropriations au le er ta g for 1998. D epartm p a r ent of Education andnd The most heated c luthority for up to 15 percejr c e n t The regional deer t£ d exchange Committeeee with more money mo T tag was a su/prisc deveJopnipraenr dudng the n o re fo r n e x t. panel’s meedng Thurst L i^ay in Boise. Lewiston comiiiTimissioner Keith p je Carlson said the Le^vis ivis a n d Idaho county commissi(ssions, landowners ish^ anci G am e and sportsmen are fed ed up w th a November influxJX pen. . ilocates S95 million U) Idaho Lo'ttcro'ttcry Grangeville-area hun plates. CorCommission for 1998 operations. ’ hunters in particular argue thithe late whitetail '.'U U F o r F riday, M a rc h 7; hunts attract too many 1 )ugar quota 7; SB 1142 (T(Transportation) — HB384 t (Appropriations) - ny hunten and result in a dimiiminishing number Sent to Governor Provides that c ) • - at certain fees from spe- AllcUocatcs S3.1 million to Divisionion ofc of trophy bucks, said HeH erb Pollard, Fish a n d G ame nregional supervi- BOISOISE (AP) — The Idaho Fishjjj SB124S (Finance) — , — Allocates dal timber licenselie plates shall be Fininancial Management for I9S sor. a n d G a J . S24.6 million to the Dcpa 1998 Game Commission has dedd- epartment of credited to DepD epartm ent of Lands for o pperadons. c ed to;o allowa m o re m o u n ta in lions„ Parks and R ecreation for o r :1998 oper- ' u se in e d u ccational a t efforts about H HB385 (Appropriations)) —- ations. m anagem ent t High court uphoholds fired teacher’s e killed in southeastern Idaho nt and conservation of AllcIlocates $621,400 to Hum an Right^gbts "s benefits SB1247 (F inancc)-iT Allocates forestrcsourcc: t season. rccs. . Conommission for 1998 operations.s. . BO ISE — A n o rch e str S5.7 million for Public E sstra teacher deserved unempioployment benefits Thehe decision is aimed at c Employee SB1161 (Ti(Transportation) — Introduced I in S ^ t e e v en th o u g h sh e w as firefired for screaming profanities: “ R etirem ent System for r fiscalfi 1998 Provides that n es a r h e r p r in d p a l appeasicasing deer hunters, ranchers It removal of off-premis- SB1261 S! (Finance) — Allocate:a te s in the teachers’ lounge ^ operations, cs outdoor adv( Ige at Moscow Junior High SSchool, d the Id^o and otheroth rural residents south idvertising is prohibited S9.212 million for 1998 operationsns ofo S u p re m e C ourt s a id h SD1248 (Finance)-y— Allocates without comper a n d wwei est of P o c a tello . ipensation. th e Commission( on Aging. By a 4-1 vote, the higl S23.1 million to Dcpanlart'ment of ’ HB286 (AgriAgricultural Affairs) — Sl high court Friday upheld the5 Iard. Comimissioner m i: Roy Brown saidd Provides for a fee for thehe ]providing Defense) —- AllowsJ teen-agers SI TTie Moscow School1 Di;D istrict had appealed th e rulinj SB1263 (Financc) — Allocate!:otcs ling, . T h u rsdrsday i after the .commissionn of large amounts of publicbe irecords. under 15 and c F olks, w ho h a d ru n tlie id currently limittd to • $8.1:.I million for 1998 operationsIS ofol tlie orchestra program a t M oiscow s a Ju n io r H ig h se t newlew big ga m e se aso n s, SB1118 (Local Govemnmmcnt and . driving during for 17 years, was fired ing daylight hours to theJe State Liquor Dispensary. red for an April 21, 1993, outoutburst against Thele ccommission will allow aJJ Taxation)—•Revises proceocedures for drive from 6 a.m.a.ir to 8 p.m. S I P r i n d p d A lan Lee.- She h e had1 been informed the isy I JJ required bidding for higj SB1264 (Financc) — Allocatcja te s ly before that the totalI of seven female mountain lighway dis- Introduceddin ir House 51.4.4 m illion for 1998 operations ol o rch e stra program v\-ouIduid b e canceled fo r th e n e x t sch( tr ia expenditures. u of ^ool year. lions to be killed in four hunting ' H B 382 (A[Appropriations) p — thegI governor’s office. “ SB1090 (Transportatration) — Allocates S2.291 u n itss next n season. That is an 29 million to the Idaho SB126S SE (Finance) — Allocatesa te s Allows the use o r issuancencc of a sin- Educational Pt "Bingham m agististrate steps dow n fr jase from the quota of four I Public Broadcasting S6.1.1 million for 1998 operationsIS of from case . f gic license p b te for Idahoho oldi tim er System for 1998 lies in five a re a u n its la st sea- W8 operations. th eI sstate School for the Deaf and • BLACKFOOT — Binglingham County Magistrate: JiJames Martsch son. and Idaho classic vehidedes, street HB383 (Ap[Appropriations) — Blincn d . ■ • inroluntarily stepped dodo^vn from hearing a Iddnapp ipping case after Thee qquota will be six females . rejecting a prosecutor’s’s argumar ents th a t he is biased, • _ combinelined in seven other regio.-is, _____' " T h e re 's n o ^ t i n g aj g around the bush:.The.stateJce.is_judgn .shop*.------an' in c r« “’ping,” said an angry Mari crease from three-durinffthe" -lartsdi, who presided over thele hearing1 on his 1995-97' disqualification. 97 season. . BioIo{)Iogists do not know how “I w arn to say fo r d ie2 Ere c p rd that I am doing this invc nvoluntarily. I a m m a n yr mimountain lions are in th e, not biase

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■We st Skier c couple dies seaarching for dogg ___ _ _ SANTA FE FE, N.M. (AP) — For reailalized their dog, a keeshonclo n d , h is w if e ’s 69 69th birthday, Paul was71S missing. They told an'attcim en - Steel took hei her and their dog on a dana n t th e y w ere go in g to searchd l. . crosscountry: T y sk i trip . The n couple wasn’t heard frorfrom er indu5 But the dog stry win: dog wandered off and aga IS rouncd in cou gain Wednesday and 01o n they died tiyi W ASHINGTON (AP) — : trying to find It, their Thuhursday morning, the anendanid an t 7- Ruling dropping log|ogging levels on accuse bodies huddle in favor of a tim ber inc jsed the Bureau of Land1 D w yer w as th e ju d g e wl; Idled in the snow as if fourund the do^cold but unhanscpeals for by the owl. whichich \vas dedared a federal : that afternoon, they , heac th e D istrict of C olum bia rei rai court in Seattle under suit, c h e e re d th e ru lin g tc a d of th e se arch team . reversed threatened spedc d e s in 1990. -Ju d g e \ an earlier ruling by U.S. E je William Dwyer has dis- “It m e a n s w e ha v e a viablevi; way ). Distria The industrstry alleged the posed 0: Judge Thomas Penfidd Jo d of all other pending dial- to look at the Presidentm t’s foi-est I Jackson administrationn Vhad violated sev- lenges 0 here in 1995. Jackson had is and upheld Clinton’s for- p la n a n d se e if it does5 rcreally fol- n lad ruled eral procedurairal requirements estplaal a a that challenges to Clir low th e la w s," W ost said. :iinton’s that resulted in government offi- The C id. . y p , Northwest forest plan mi le Clinton adm inistration "Wc can prove that thethey didn't I ^ree ^ C ellular j must go cials being denienied information argued i P h o n e s ! i before a federal judge in S 2d that all challenges to the fully analyze the alterternatives Q n Seattle critical to thes ftformation of the case she who already was reviewir should be handled by one they should have, indudiiiding those H wing the log^g strategy,Sy, w hich m a d e mil* c o u rt, an Free Activatition! S case. ; and that Dwyer's coun was that would have increa•eased the W „ lions of acres off limits to timber the logi Chief Circuit Judge I logical choice because he cu t.” U e Harry harvests, a lr e a d y rFree r Access for Otl>ne Month! S Edwards ordered the cnso 2dy was hearing related Tim Hcrmach, directoi:tor of the ■ — ase back The suit said dt that if ihe infor- casw. to..Jackson’s court, si Native Forest Council, a lso w d - saying mation had.b<.been available, Indus , □ r r eee e Call Waiting foi H Jacdcson’s court was not iustry leaders said they corned th e c h a n c e to “litigidgatc this M or One Year! tot com- Clinton wouldI hihave settled on a ^vantcd i pclled to follow the dedsi ed 10 bring iheir case before again.” dsion of plan lhat allowecved for much more the U.S the court in Seattle, which U.S. district court here “We will have an oppcpportunity U tich is in logging. b e c a u s c another circuit use the BLM and Forest to show there should be little if H An environmemental group, the Servicea ce a re based he re . any lo g ^g at all on iheshese lands M ■ “We find that the doctrinirine can- Native Forest C^iCoundl in Eugene, They « not be applied here to de 2y said the forest lands in and to show the greatIt ssubsidy H deprive Ore., filed briefs;fs iin su p p o rt o f th e q u e s iio r appellants of their right tion were located in both that the industry receives/es for log- ■ / ht ito be industry positionon that procedures Oregon heard on the m erits of i on and-W ashington and gin^ at great public experpense,” he U ■ of their had been violatedted. therefore claims," Edwards wrote ii fore it wasn’t dear whether e in the However, thehe group argued a federi H o m m o p in io n today. leral court in Seattle or Offidals at the Agricultiultiu-e and W p i T e c I that had the proproper steps been Portland, . .. The Northwest Fc ind, Ore^ would have juris- Interior departm ents w(^ve^e not M ’ersonaljSz Business Cor}im m unicatiotts H Forest taken, Clinton wow ould havo se ttle d - diction.n. . — Resources Council base immediately available: fcfor com- H ased in on a plan that: alallowed for even Enviri: Portland, Ore., filed the lai vironmentalists said the m e n t, sp o k e sm e n said. lawsuit less logging tharlan the president industiytiy thought it would have a in 1994 after Clinton impler)lement- ordered three yea i?ears ago. b e t t e rr dchance of winning here cd his Northwest forestst plan.j In addition, the the industry group than be:before Dwyer, bccausc Migic Valley MaU-Twiwin Falti 0 G eologist dea;ad; volunteer s l-888-800^0MM •sdlllost Fomrmer prison 734-9500 2 YELLOWSTONE NATIO] IONAL determined Hutclitchinson and the x i T a r A UNfTED STATES PARK, Wyo. (AP) - Re: Rescue woman — whose>se n a m e h a s n o t V V arden l U charged crews resumed their set search been released— — skied into and . , CELLUIA Friclay fer a misiing Yellows Jwstone out of one snown slide,s and there W ltll National Park volunteer beli( h embezzling lelieved were ski tracks intoini but not leav- ~ M GrccnThum y C u i o a ih » I II Ihis coupon, and present llo iOC om m Tee to get yo u r M to have been caught in an ing the sccond si I slide area near CARSCISON crrv, Nev. (AP) — iB B Si Crabgras!IS S W M otorJtorola Cold Series Cellular Flip, avalanche earlier this week.k. Heart Lake. 'p Phone fo r F ree! H T h e form)rmer warden of Nevada’s P re v e n tee r M , Crews recovered the bodJody of About 40 peopl ople searched an Lovelock)ck State Prison has been EHTIUZEB ■ I Roderick Hutchinson, a rese;esearch area in the soui PIUS UWN FEin ijltmvsxitr Duthern part of chargedcd with embezzling and geologist nt Yellowstone,, underur Yellowstone Natioi tio n a l P a rk w h e re th e n gam a m bling l aw ay a b o u t S1.800 alxiut 4 feet of snow late T hurlursday Hutchinson and it I the visiting seis- set asidiside for an employee afternoon. The volunteeieer, a mic geologist we G o m m Te t c I were headed on Christmasmas party. woman who had accomparpanied Tuesday. „ .. Robertert Lippold, who stepped I li$-10 Hutchinson on a backcountrj1D7 ^ At 4:30 p.m. Hi 5,000 .q , f t _____ I W Hutchinson’s ski down asIS w w ard en last m o n th , fac es trip , h a d no t bejai fo u n d a s ofo f mid-i pole was spottei Pricoa Good thru Son., March.B rIngSale-aLb r a U o n r M ted and search upioZOyt;0 ye ars in prison if convict- day Friday, park offidals said.lid. crews used a pro FfffEMOTOROLA DPCiC550 ; ^;|| irobe to find his ed ofJie the fdony charge. He was iw’”" Ilf— « Park offidals said rescue5 teamste body under the sno 3 1 , y I G o l d S i , releaseded Thursday' pending an SERIES CELLULAR FUlLIP PHONE! 1 1 0 A p ril 1 ccoi o u rt date. ecutors said Lippold got 4 Spokane-area1 [banks robbed iri n 4 days F f i £ E A c t i v a t i o n ! ) of the money from a SPOKANE (AP) - F Four Monday and Wednesday W at prison systemsys employee benefit EE-A c c e s s f o r O n e M o n t h ! 1 ■ Spokane-area banks have b 31 H ' e been Washington Trus•ust branches in fund, andand the rest from ticket ^CA LL W AmNG FOR / ro b b e d in four days. "Help Is Just A round The Sncr*Coi Q1L55EE: !AYEAR! ^ )j p th e d ty ’s S o u th HKill il area. sales foror the1 party and T-shirt 628 Main Ave. SoutS U th I I Requirts1 newno 12 moaih tctiw kn with US Ceiluli .. The latest was Thursdayly ati a There have jeenbee no arrests, sales, luUr.OdKrcondiUontffply. | l -Wells Fargo bank in nc Twin F alls • 735-000080 J [ ____ 0OITer good only \rtiile wpplin U«. C«Coupon rr^alrtA | Q n o r th a n d th e FB I is invejvestigating. The probeprc began when the 5 p o k M t The suspect m atched HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8 n.m.-6I.-6 p.m. led the The heists brinring to five the catererr demandeddc payment. In descnpdon of a man who rob SUNDAY 10 a.m.-4 p.m. robbed number of bank; robberiesro in the an.affidai;davit, investigators say m other Wells Fargo brai »ranch Spokane areaso so far this year, Lippold1 admittedad 10 “a gambling ley. equaling the totalal for1 all of 1996, problemra that rendered him . ^-3he othw robberies occur curred the FBI said. u n a b le totopaythebiHs.” r ' H O W A R S T E R N I ■ B n l i i p l PRIVAIJ E ■ n U R fS ! ' m l:lO-i:l0-S:10-T:10.»:l0^ m m \tOAY m C a ih ' 7tC 4>0:20 0 :2 0 ^ DAYy p N i y Si P E G I lALS Sil-5Bt:10-}:10-y:10.7:ll)-9:lQ^ 2x4 8’ StudIds I Step ^TJjI^dto^fiafl^Saturdn^Su>;Sunday_March7-fl-9.1997, Handy for m a n j lisos ojound Iho hoi KEUER i "ouse. Extern . 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______I p3AH0 y ^ r - l D 3AHOINBBRIEF — N e w P l y mm c outh city council fi Bare-1 fires police chief ■bonesibudgijetlimjps alon N EW PLYMC'MOUTH — The dty coundlal voted unanimously on Friday to fire Po BOISE (A P)-Strippedd o f cash r j ------! Police Chief Fred Coburn, whcvho has b e en engaged in a ! I c a mne e with the Democratic running b a ttlee w ith MajTDr D ale W illiamson, for pay raises and most newnc pro- K c th a n le a d e rs intended, n. a tte:m m ;p t to p u t th e m o n e y in to th e The mayor rc grams, the RepublicanI 1 le a d e r- e , B u t e v e n a t SSOO.OOO00 over c the r recommended the firing, callingcal it an attem pt “to p a rkks s budget for the 2 percent . establish harmorraony in the d ty of New Piymout ship’s 1998 state budgett contin-< j k it l e a d e r s h ip ta rg e t, thhe e bill I was outh." « I p a y'ra rai ise . But while aboiibout two^lozen of the ousted d ued working its way towa still only three-tenthsIS 0 o f a p e r- i chiefs supporters rallied Should the state employees outside d t y hall,udl. Cobum said Williamson ha d e sk of Gov. P h il B a it Frid* s . centage point higherr thanth law* had boOT Crying to m ia tv r the entire burden of concern - - ' - -- manage the policolicedcpanment. ------.....With some frustratiois::'-iieghislature u— makers originally appro'proved for— - . ■. ■ ■ I 1 ' I a b ou t tht e spring floods o r th e rev ­ C obum saidd ihthe feud had been escalating S e n a te ap p ro v e d o'nly a fnnractional '• th is sch o o l year. ng since he seized 70 bag- , . e n uie e projection?" asked •gies of marijuan increase in stato support fofor high- major pieces of J “We id the best wee couldco in a jana from a vehide in the parimarking lo t of th e maj-or’s , of the Health and Democnocratic Rep. Ken Robison of roofing businessJssin i l9 9 1 . er education. And the over>:rwhelm- Welfare Depart f tough situation,” said RepublicanRep artment spending Boisese, w• ho lost th e sa m e fig h t a ingi GOP majority in thee House: blueprint, along 1 Sen. Evan Erasure of; Pocatello,Po ng with the higher day e!uearlier during the final meet- repelled yet another attere m p t to ed u catio n a id packagc.pac who engineered the extrextra cash, G roup, INEIlEEL contractor tom of th e budget p a n e l “But it’s certainly a ban market device resto I re m oney for D att’s 2: percentp Leaders managlaged to keep most The b a re -b o n e s IDAHO FALL: he attempt = s= s= s=- budget.”I t” — A device designed to hdp police stop high- state ' worker pay hike. lawmakers behiiihind their penny- was rej sp eed d w se s will “There isn't much m ore v u c a t i o n ;vill b e p u t on th e m a rk e t u n dler e r. M agre em e n t betw een i we can pinching campapaign to create a S0-18v(s X S a ” ‘W e d i d t h e bfjest^couy-m c a the INTEL’S fede ederal contraaor and a West>t Virginia\ manufacturing do," < Democratic Sen. -Bruce-1 hedge against 1a ww ea k en in g econo- R e p u m a n , G a ry group. ) e d e r o f Sweeney of Lewiston ackcknowl- my and spring floodflo damage. The Gagne mtion. B u t its S c h r o e d i The retractabl e dged. fn-fo'iTda'jo' IW was one able barrier strip developed;d at; the Idaho National ‘ effort also createsites enough leeway Falls c: Engineering and s called it “a c e r ta h i fy'abare-bones a S f j S 't: three h r sen- md Environmental Laboratoryory has been licensed to The House sent Batt:t even that a major uttax inaease can be questioi PMG Manufactur mon of politi- , v o tin g miring Group of Wheeling. ^V^IV.Va, for m a n u fa au rin g ; tighter Senate-passed versii•sions of avoided b e fo rethe thi 1998 election. cal co u d s a : , a n d sales, th e courage. It U.S. D ep a rtm en t of E nergy saidlidFridayJc ‘his already pared-down bub u d g e ts F o r th e m o st pp a a rt, th e votes foi- w o u ld I * against>t ththe bud- TTie n o n le th ^ ] Id be easy to g et. H e Si lal, p o n a b le b a rr ie r strip is desi,esigned to^aicttire dres 1for the Parks and Recrereation lowed little, if any,t debate as give th !e s a id th e and brings vehid : the dollars. hides to a safe, controlled stoptop. It \s-as developed by i t m e r c e------m e m b ers se e mled e d so resigned to We wi ling share were sent -Scn. I o ? « lS L " f: Energy Departpartment contractor Lockh Department and the statei retire-i the hold-the-Iine . Evan Frasurc, te tax rev- :kheed M artin Idaho ne approach that here toto make the T edinologies Co. engineersi w ith ^ d s from th m ent board. It also shippedd to the they appeared tun : going to . 1 th e N adonal Institute o f g tu n e d o u t t o u g h;h c c h o ice s. If R-P«atello S --so Justice. Senate for a final vote spei)ending In fact, at on« r e d u c a - jne point in the we donlon’t believe ------^------The manufactiJcturing and marketing licens. plans for the Transportirtation Senate the floor n ------. tio n , pp r r ir im a r il y ;nse is the first venture 5 T manager of pan the mornoney is there, we shouldn’t b u n d le d u n d eX r anat A ugust 1996 agreem ent on Department and the pi because of skyrocketinging prison oncommerdalizingtech- ^ public of the Health andnd Welfare appro- be speniXindingit.” nologies de vdopeijp e d a t th e IN E E L health districts. priation ended hi expenses and escalatinglg s tu d e n t his remarks with Thee SS178.6 million in general In tum, the Senate sent: tot the the cdmment th; fees, were unacceptable. that money was tax suppupp o rt fo r th e th re e universi- House for fin^^gct^ bubudget induded for the.H “The students are borrs o rro w in g . CommissiorIon tak es step s to pt H elis A ngels a n d . t i e s aand-Lewis-Clork r State protect deer bills b for the Department off \W a te r ~ th e Id ah o Fa m ily I more and more money to :stay ih ly F orum . CoUegeIge was one of the few parts BOISE-Compjmplaints about an influx of southernso Idaho hunters Resources, ^ catastrophic healthhi Only the senatoi school,” he said, dting: a 110 pef- itor seated next to of thee nnew budget that deared have prompteded the Fish and Game Comommission to adopt a ^care costs for indigents,ts , th e him noticed, cent fee increase this yety e a r a n d th e Jooint m Financc-Appropriations Cl eanvater Repon? o n d e er ta g fo r 1998. Department of Educationjn and The most heai a u th o r i ty f o r u p to 155 pp< e r c e n t cated exchange Commilm ittee with more money The re^onal1 deerd( tag was a surprise deviievdopmenr during tho m o re fo r n e x t pand’s meetingg T hu^ay in Boise. Lewistonion commissioner KeiA T Caiison said the L e Le^vis a n d Id a h o county comommissions, landowners Fish^ and Garrn e ______and sportsmen are fed up with a Novemberr influxir of hunters from th e south. —LEGIS]5LATIVE LLOG ------The crowd mignligrates in after southern deer s allows larger a- seasons d o se , causing Tha AMoclated PrmM ______ro d s a m congestion in thle e mm ost po p u la r h u n tin g units sti and-year of manufacture Allocates 5 9 3 million to IdahoihoLotttay I still open. ^ plates. Crangeviile-arccu-ea hunters in particular argi Ccmmission for 1998 operationjtions.' xgue the late whitetail cougar ^ quota F or F riday, M arcarch 7: SB114:1142 (Transportation) — h u n ts a ttra c t too0 manyni hunters and result in1 a diminishing number Sent to Govmior HB384 (Appropriation!i o n s ) ' — or ProvidesIes ithat certain fees from spe- A llocates 53.1 million to Divis of trophy bucks,, saisaid H erb P o llard , Fish and G amj e regional su p e n i- 10 Fish SB1245 (Financc(ice) — Allocates dal timbi Division of BOISE (A P )-T he Idaho mber license plates shall be Financial Management for sor. an dedd- 524.6 million to the f o r 1998 and Game Commission has di he Department of creditedcd tito Department of Lands for operations, ed 1 lions Rccrcatioition fo r 1998 oper- ’ use in ed ed to allow more mountain ] 1 educational efforts about HB385 (Appropriation!io n s ) -7- m anageni . H i g h c o u r t: upholds u fired teachi to be killed in southeastern It jement and conservation of Allocates $621,400 to Human I :her’s benefits “ Idaho “ sBl247 (Financcic e ) — A llo c ate s forest rese lan Rights next season. resources. Com mission for 1998 operatior BOISE — A n ore J S5.7 million for Pul itions., . orchestra teachcr deserved uimemployment « benefits The decision is aimed Public Employee SBllGI161 (Transportation) — Introduced in Senate ev en though she! w asj fired fo r sa e a m in g profan Retirement System:m for fiscal 1998 Providesles tthat removal of off-premis- fanities a t h e r p rin d p a l appeasing ap deer hunters, ranctichers operations, SB1261 (Financc) — AlioA llocates in the teachers’' loungeloi at Moscow Junior Hig es outdooi aigh School, the Idaho and an other rural residents sc 3oor advertising is proWblted 59.2 million for 1998 operaticrations of Supreme Court saidsaid. south SB1248 {Financcic e) — A llocates w ithout co andani west of Pocatello. It compensation. the Com mission on Aging By a 4-1 vote, thi 523.1 million toI DepartmentD of ' HB286186 (Agricultural Affairs) — the high court Friday uphddJd the Idaho Industrial “What ‘ we’ve got to do is SB1262 (Financc) — AlioA llocates Commission’s dedsi s har- Commerce for fisc:seal 1998 opera- Increasesises the membership of the idsion to award unemploymenient benefits to Marsha vest ve: more lions and get thtl e m tions. $500,500 for 1998 operationsins of( the A. Folks becausee herh August 1993 firing was r Beef CounoundL Endowment Fund Investi IS not for employment- more mo in balance with the dedeer,” SB1113 (State ’e s tm e n t . related misconduct,j a te Affairs) — HB13030 (Transportation and Board. CommissionerC o Roy BrownJ si a id Provides for a fee forfoi the providing Defense) n ie Moscow Scho se) — Allows teen-agers SB1263 (Finance) — AlloiUlocates ^ d io o l D istrict h a d ap p ea led thh e e :ruling. .Thursday T h after the .commis*issio n am ounts off ptpubHc records. u n d e r 16 . Folks, w ho h a d ru 16 and currently lim ittd to • $8.1 million for 1998 opcratiorations of 1 ru n th e o rch e stra program aat t IMoscow Junior High set set new big game seasons. SB1118 (Local GGo overnm ent and . d riv in g di for 17 years, was I g during daylight hours to the S tate Liquor Dispensaiy.y. as fired for an April 21,199;993, outburst against The 1 commission will alio JJ Taxation) — Revises■cs p n x e d u re s for drive fromrom 6 a.m. to 8 p jn . Prindpi Alan Lee. SB1264 (Financc) — AlloiUlocates . ce.- She h a d b e e n inform ed thhe e day before that the total tot; of seven female mountntain required bidding foifor highway dis- Introduioduced In House o rchestra programm would be canceled for the nex 51.4 million for 1998 operatic•ations of ‘ next s&ool year. lions lior to be killed in four hum ■ H E38282 (Appropriations) — the governor’s office. isportation) — Allocates S units next season. That is es S229 million to the Idaho SB1265 (Finance) — Allotlllocates •, » s a n AUms's the use o r issuanceisst of a sin- Educationtional Public Broadcasting ^Bingham ma^laglstrate step s dow increase from the quota of / 56.1 million for 1998 opcratio:•ations df '! iwn from case lo u r gie license plate forir IdahoIc old tim er System for 1998 operations. 1 fem a le s in five a re a u n its l a s,t t sea- : and Idaho classic vc the state School for the DeafDeaf a n d ' BLACKFOOT' — Bingham County Magistn;trate James Martsch son vehides, street HB38383 (Appropriations) — Blind. involuntarily steppepped down from hearing a kic kidnapping case after TThe quota will be six femrn a le s . reje ctin g a prosecutc::utor’s a rg u m e n ts th a t h e is bias iased. concombined in seven other re^<^ o .is, I “There’s no beatieating around the bush: The s e state is judge shop- an increasei from three durinclg th e • ping," said an angryg ry M a rtsd j, w h o p resided oveiver the hearing on his 199 disqualification 1996-97 season. ,,B Biologists do not know h “I w an: to say fo'o rrt the record th a t I am doing thi h o w this involuntarily. I am mmany a i mountain lions are in i not biased; I am not3t prejudiced.p But I am going to n ^ th e 0 recuse myself anyway regiregion. But hunts typically 1 bccause I don’t know i ' k i l l ow ^ odier way for me to stepp O'away fiijan this case.” t^vor^vo m ales to ev ery o n e fem iile, M artsch h a d dismiismissed charges against Cheiyl ayl Ann Hesse, 35. of the;hey expect to see about 3 9 Shelley, who is acciiccused of abducting a toddlei iler from a Blackfoot moinountnin lions killed in sou)uth> park. The magistraterate said at the time that proset•secutors had failed to east show enough evidenc jastem Idaho during the 1997?7-98 . lence m ju stify th e charges. se« a sos n . D efense a n o m e2y y Scott5 Hansen said he plans t IS to appeal Martsch’s BiBy comparison, hunters kill decision to ste p down)wn. iU ed ain n average : of 15 lions in t h e 0CoTfiedftanHte reports egion during eadi of the p ast;it six ______^ y'e e a a r rs on d 22 d u rin g 1996-97. 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W e s t Skieder couple dies searchings for dcdog - SANT lNTA fe, N.M. (AP) - For realized their dog, a kees< e esh o n d , ~ h is wif< rvife’s 69th birthday, Paul was missing. They told aan n a tten - 1 took her and their dog on a -I W - d a n t they w ere go in g to scse archa . r Timl:iber indl ^country ski trip, The couple wasn’t hearcc a rd from lustrywiins rour t the dog wandered off and nd in coourt ^ain Wednesday a am n d o n • - they diedied tiying to find it, their - 5 ' 'W A SH IN G T O Nr(^) (A —Ruling dropping Thursday morning, the aattc tte n d a n t ng logging levels on acaccused the Bureau of I JS huddled in the snow os if in favor of a tlmbimber industry national Land Dwyer was the judjudge who issued SS'jfnS found the dog cold but unhiim honned al forests in Oregon, MM anagement of violating had tried to keep each other group, a federal;appeals ap cour^ Washingi lg the a landmark dedsioision in 1991 find- and guarding their abanc> a n d o n ed ngton and northern OiO re g o n 8c California Coui 1, rescu ers said. r the cleared the way Frid•nday for a new Californit unties ing the Forest SeiService was log- car. The employee calledd authori-ai nia to about one-fourth AtA ct, w h ic h says BLM fo re s t I *1,70, and his wife, Beverly,« was legal challenge to) theth Northwest the annu t lands gin^ excessively i violation of I ties and a SO-memberr ss< e a r c h nual averages of the shshould be “managed for the : skiing W ednesday at the per* logging reductionsons Presid,ent 1980s. ie pro- envuTJnmental law; party went looking for thehe Steels,i duction of timber to benefii lie Ski Trail in Santa Fe law- Clinton ordered inin 19941 to save The plar fit the Chris West, vict'ice president of . Their bodies were foundi n d l a t e r ilan_vyas imended to.pro-___-co counties.?______m a lF o re st...... i f o r — - th e n o r th e m 'sp o tte d i ------the Northwestest— Forestry-• whin -that aftemoon, about a hhaL a lf m il e ------ted o w l ■ te ct”b l d•growth - ^ forests inhabited ; The U.S. Couit of Since the lawsuit was fileded, the Association, which len they returned to the off the trail, said M ary/ FFr r e ita s , of Appeals for by the owliwl, which was dcdared a fci idl joined in the parking in a th e D is tric t of Columi federal court in Seattle uut n d e r su it, ch ee re d th e ru ing lot that afternoon, they he ad of th e se arch te a m . umbia reversed threatenedle d s p e d e s in 1990. J u ^ ruling to d a y . ® icon an earlier ruling by 1 Judge William Dwyer hasiS d is - “It m e an s w e havla v e a via b le w a y ■ ^ U - S . p i ^ a ; T h e industry in< olleged the po ello, Judge Thomas Penfi. posed of all other pending3 chalti to look ot the Pres :mield Jackson administratration had violated sev- ler 'resident’s foi-est L I& SH ash. here in 1995. Jackso: ienges and upheld Clinton’sI’s for- plan and see if it d kson had ruled era! proc(ocedural requirements esi it docs really fol- W )ncs that challenges to e st pla n . low th e law s," We est s t said. . U ! to Clinton’s that re^tiu lte d in g o v e rn m e n t offi- Northwest forest pi The Clinton administrai■ation “We can provei ttthat they didn’t H F ree C ellule : plan must go dais beiniing denied information arj 'ar P hones! 10 n before a federal judg argued that all challenges to the fully analyze-the udge in Seattle critical toto the formadon of the cai he alternatives Q :a ry w h o a lr e a d y w as re< case should be handled byly o n e th e y should have,!, irinduding tliose H reviewing the logging strastn teg y ,'w h ich m a d e mil- coi Free Actitivationl o f c ase , co u rt, a n d lh a t D w yer’s c o urtwas rt that would havee i:increased the W lions of acresa o off limits to timber thi one Chief Circuit Jui the logical choice becauscse he cut." Judge Harry harvests, - a ir Free Access for sen- Edwards ordered th( already was hearing relol o t e d T im H erm a ch ,, didirector of the H , ef- P o rtla n d , O re., file2d d the i lawsuit less logginj I t h e m e n t, spokesm en ssai a id n ;ing than the president industry ind thought it would hava v e a ______ind in 1994 after Clintonon implement-i ordered thri i u e e y e a rs ago. better b e t chancc of winning fai 2nt ed his Northwestt forestfo plan, In additio ition, the industry group than tha before Dwyer, becai M*gicViUeyMtUiU-Tw£nF*IIi M Geologist: cdead; volunte(eer still lost Fi 1-S88-SOO-CICOMM Former prison 734-950500 ~ YELLOWSTONE N I NATIONAL determineded Hutchinson and the UNITED STAT PARK, Wyo. (AP) - 4TES ) — R e s c u e w o m a n —- whosev name has not 2jy crews resumed the: warden chargec;d iti'lh / :heir search been rcleas<:ased — skied into and CELLUULAR Friday for a missingg YellowstoneYi out of one s EE I e snow slide, and there W ] — National Park volumeeiteer bcliei.ed were ski trai with em bezzlin ccnThmnbf* m c w cracks into but not leav- Cut out this coupon, and present U of to have been cauglught in an ing the sec( tit at CommTee to get your econd slide area near CARSON C CITY, Nev. (AP) bgrass M a a a v a la n c h e e a rlie r thisIS w eek. H e a rt L ake. ?) - IBRI Motorola Gold Series Cellular'ar Flip Phone fo r Free! Trhe h e former warden of Nevad Crews recoveredI ththe body of About 40 3da’s Preveventer m 40 people searched an LovLovelock State Prison has be — Roderick Hutchinson,in, ai research area in the been |tt|iili iAWNFERTUIZEH H i the southern part of cha:harged with embezzling a: geologist at Yellowstofstone, under Yellowstone y'lnV>-'>s cnDgratt. . . ■ ■ : ■ H n e N a tio n a l P a rk w h ere thh e e nr g a m b lin g aw ay ob o u t $ 1,8 I ^ a b o u t 4 f e e t of snow laiclate Thursday Hutchinson i in and the visiting seis- iet set aside for an employ I ■ afternoon. The voli'Olunteer, a mic geologi $ J e m miT e c Jgist were headed on ChriC hristm as p a rty . w woman who had acccccompanied Tuesday, Robert Lippold, who stepp Hutchinson on a backockcountryski At 4:30 p.i >ped 5,000 *q. ft._I p.m. Hutchinson’s ski do^low n a s w a rd e n la s t m o n th , fac crip, h a d n o t b e en foundundasofmid- pole was si Prico Good thru Sun..\ I 0 ^ h W n g S a t e -- . a b r a U o n ! ] spotted and search uptiip to 20 y e a rs in prison if co n v i n.. March,9 ,1997 ■ 1/------'il i,e i v F rid a y , p a rk official:d a is s a id c re w s u s;d e d a probe to find his ed o F«£EMOTOROLA ED P C 5 5 0 ; '\* \ i l i . P a r k o ffid a ls sa id res id of the felony charge. H e w rescue te am s body im d e:r r thtJ e snow . , rg jg y 1 GoiiOLD SERIES CELLULAR I ■ eleased Thursday pending'B i J? PUP PHONE! 1 I ^ Ip ril 1 c o u rt date. 1 ■ f t 4Spokane-ararea banks robbe Prosecutors said Lippold g ied in 4 days ^ JO, g y Hi /=»£•£■ A C nV A Tln o N ! R jI m 1,500 of the money from SPOKANE (AP) I b j j *) — F o u r M o n d a y and a r Wednesday at pristirison system employee benei F r e e A c c e s s f o r o) ^n e M o n t h I I ■ Spokane-area banks h :s have been Washingtonon Trust branches in fundund, and the rest from tick f > ? £ 'c C A L L W a i t i n g f I i n r o b b e d in fo u r days. : k e t 'H e lp Is Just A round!idThcComcr' U |V __ ^ F O R A Y e a r ! ^ ) « th e d ty ’s Sou>outh Hill area. sale:ales for the party and T-shi i n .J .. ITie latest was Thur h ir t 628 Main Ave.'6. South I I Rttlutrt, new 12 mooih Kiivtiloa wilh US hursday at a There havlave been no arrests, salesales. USCtlluUr.Othereonditiomtpply. IH | Wells Fargo bank i Twin Falls • 73736-0080 UI OfTwgo(xI«iI).w(iile,u;pl«l k m n o r t h a n d th e FBII I isi in v e stig a tin g . The Th probe began when tl »Uu.CMpMfT{aJnd I1 Q d -Spokane. Hie suspeanu th e HOURS: MON.-SAT.'. 8 8o.rn.-6 p.m. P w v f — — — — ^ — i-4 tmatchedthe The heist!ists bring to five the cateiaterer demanded payment. ] description of a man wl :. I n . SUNDAY 10 B.m.- I who robbed number of■ bankb; robberies in the an.an,affidavit, investigators si another Wells Fargc sa y rgo branch Spokane areaart so far this year, Lippiippold admitted to “a gambliiu n g — I •JfedayintheSpoJone''ne Valley. equaling the he tot^ for all of 1995, probroblem that rendered hi:fiim f B I^e otheir robberies ies occurred the FBI said:d. unnab ab le to p a y th e biHs.” H O W" #A ■ — R D I f S l ! I S T E I >Y C hase Bcvebuy D 'A n c SLO ^ PER P R I V i ’silF I kCATioiM y S y MR ■ : SATUIIRDAY m L D olb'7iM W(M l h20 l ^ v n IAY onlySPEC! HALSi ^SoM uii4M C^■'/rcc-at2o ^ f 2x4 8’ SIStuds I S:tep t & WA __ . TTilsAdlorFfldnv-SaturjaturdnVjSuntfav^^ i • Handyy foifor many uses aioundind tho houso. 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H M a g i[c c Valley ------— = s = s = s a ^ — G o o d>ING i C o uJN T Y FOFR T H E REE C O R D - Tha Timw-WBwi\______coum unts; public defender appointed, ed, guilty plea entered, prprescntencc years deterrermlnate, three years dei innoclocent plea entered, court trial determinate, jurisdiction re]relln - M arriage licenseeoffldovltt; off ial investigation.ordcred.,j. sentencingindotarm inaInate, suspended, two --qui C O O D IN G- -F R c c c n t a c tiv ity ih ' A priliril7 . A pril 8. qulshed.- sentence imposed. DistIstrict' 'Doyle Owen DruP'rury and Poula years' supcncrvised probation with Jue 5th District CcCourt in Gooding , Ben A. Ragains. 19,452 Jackson, Ju d g e R. Barry W ood John McKenzie. on, Kathy Blamires, 38,181888 E. 2900 stondard termster and conditions, I C ounty in d u dd e ed: d T w'in in Falls; possession of a con-)n- S., Wendell; possession Felony probation violatloo: John P. Trent andm d D; orothy on o f a con- Sl.OOO fin ee, , court - costs. District > Dnmkcn-drlvlnIvlng filings: “^^eilled substance, nvo counts; pub- Matthew Alan Bomey, age5 andt Hyltoa jb- trolled substance, cocaiiainc, posses-. Judge R. Barra rry W ood. adc Freddie Ernst defender appointed, guilty plea address unknown; o ri^ a l chojla rg e Bob Andy Jo n e s Jr. andi H elen R nst H a rk e s . P.O . Box Ica sio n of a c o n tro lle d sis u b s ta n c e . Felony 180^B O ^ y review s: dri 242, Wendell; set tered, sentencing March 17. driving without privileges; vieriola- Christofferson. second offense, also ' amphetamine, and posstssession of a Jay Logaigon Pricc, 25. 1710 tio: driving without Felony prelim inary hearing: tlon admitted, updated presissen- Garry Lee Duraosmas ond CM s: )ut privileges; bond firc.irm while under thehe influence Grandview’ Lone,L< Burley; originol ten ______posifd, nrTJiignmc Larry Howard Schncidcr. .45.170 tcnce investi^tioii ordere^_^U 5po-_. Layne Porker.______n m c n tM o n d a y .-- 70 — of cocainc and/or ampiiphetomine:— charge mnnuflu fa c ru rin g a c o n tro lle d — sitii MiRUcl Ruiz Bo Baseline, Rupert; aggravated sition'A pril 8 ...... : B otello, 44. P.O. Box J ; • cd juo’ trial continued to AApril 9 ond substonce, marijuana,ma and conspir- _ _ S45, Hailey; bone tiery; preliminary hearing lond posted, arraign- “otic ng 10. acy to manuflufaciure a controlled ^ ment Monday. w aiveived. district court arraignment rnt Felony sentencings: substance, marijuana,ma amended to Dnmkcn-drivin rii 8. iving arraignm ents: John Irving Welker, ll19, 2371 E. possession1 ofo a controlled sub- Mnnual Gallcc 'c lo n y om ilgnm ent: llegos M a rtin ez . 23, f®.*' Highway W33, Sugar Cit;ity; driving stance, marijirijuana; original sen- 1 1 4 W . A v e. G, klichael Lynn Gibson, 43. 55 E. G, Jerome; public -J-” E . w th o u i privileges; two'ycyears deter- tence two yeajears determinate, three defender appoin ) S., Jerome; operating a motor lointed, guilty plea or minate, one year indetieterminate, years indeten:crminatc. all suspend------^ entered, se n tcn d r licle while under the influence n d n g M arch 31. cc su sp en d ed , tw o y e ars' sisupervised ed. Three ycai■cars' supervised proba- / Snniia^o Siiva alcohol; bond set at 52,000 with Iva Gomez, 37, 320 “if th probation »>ith standardd iterms and tion with standa ndard term s and condi- * Sccond Ave. W., iditions. innocent plea entered, CAKE DECC W., J e ro m e ; second d, conditions, SI,000 fine, c(court costs, - tions. Distriitrict Judge R. Barry ORATING 85ALE.j / offense; publicc defender di appoint- tria l May G, jury tria l M ay 16. three years' license su;iuspension. Wood. ■elony pretrial conferences: ed. innocent picalea entered, arraign- D istrict Ju d g e R. Barry WWood. BenjaminI RtRussell Kline. 21,3491 m cnt continued to icott Earl Ewing, 24, 330 d to Monday. 10 R udy H elton. 39, 8188 1Idaho St., S. 1800 E., Wendell;W. battery on a A Complete VarU-iety of Drimken'drjvinf isner, Gooding; fraudulent use vlng sentencing: se Gooding; unemploymentnt fraud, 21 correctionalol officer and grand C h risto p h er Rc a financial transaction card; QGALITY TOO ■ Robin Chasse, 33, of a f cl; counts amended to one: ccount; two theft; originallal sentence five years K c H 1370 S. Lincoln,n, Jerome;J also dri- p PANS, ving without privprivilegeshdrunkcn ' driving - S750 finfine w ith S400 sus- BOOKS &CA^lNDY p o n d e d , c o u rtt ccc o s ts , SSO p u b lic Y MAKING SaPPl’LIES defender fees, 180 days county jail w ith 178 suspendended or two days \\\ county work crcvTew in lieu of jail, 160 dnys' liccnsetse su sp e n sio n , two ONGOlj j A i ^ 2 0 ”“ Ol m onths' supervise0 public p defender M I fees, 160 days com:ouncy ja il w ith 178 H k V( THEREALTHimNGHASFINAU.YARDRIVED IN TWIN FA suspended. 180) days’d: license sus- n j See wh]/Boise ai SELEC pension, 12 m onthnths* unsupervised ■ Q ^ / and Nampa have ca,augM MONGO MANl : t e d p a n s standard terms and ^ /r our 4 Tieasure ViValley locations. NoM a sldellne...auUn conditions; scntcntenccs to run con- M l< sOr fry Is an we I current. Nfagistrattrate Judge Kevin H k \ 3 do. WedttltBIGGBEB, BETTER and TM 3 0 ^ - 5>0’‘ OFFF Cassidy. M isdem eanor filings:filL By )IJ thananyane. Tot’a prove H, try m is In'ntroductory offer... Craig Lamarir Leythom,1 age / HuTT\i in for bes\est unknown, 428I FirstF Ave. W., ■ f selection! Jerome; stalking;g; publicp defender \ appointed, innoccnccnt plea entered, B ^ \ coun trial A pril 7. Hodgcr Rudy Wogeman, Wo 42. 133 |V y S a l e Nebraska St., Goo^coding; resisting i F f e c t i v e and obstructing an officer;c failed to M I I appear for courtirt trial, warrant ' h r o u g h issued. Jose L Orozco-Joi-Jarac u aro , 22,312 w S / I a r c h H Nebraska, Gooding;ing; fa ilu re to stop f \ at damage accideident/leaving the V | scenc; public dcfenfender appointed, B ^ \ , H scntcndngMarchi;h l7 . B ] Jarrol Roy Rcnnenner, 37, 575 N. ^ W., Shoshone;:; failurefa to stop at ( H elp ll Jujt A round T h e CorrCorner'** , H ocddent/lca/leaving the scene \ iU S -799 CHENEY DRIRIVE (next to Papa Mun tad failure to par

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If passedised, the bond for Goodi issue would add 25 cents pc Iding officials P ro te ctio n Agcncy haas s refusedi a request efo re it ap proives v n e w h o o k i :s p e r m o n th to kups in city resid en ts’ sew er a n d w a te r bi ; G O O D IN G1 - (Gooding County commission-on. by Hailey Mayor Steve:eve Kearns for 250 s r bills u n til th e bond is retired. The Hailey C (ti' ers will meet ntja t 9 a jn . Monday, new sewer hookups untuntil the dty passes Kearr ey City Council ims requested on Feb. 21 viaia a le tte r m u s t p a s s a1 sewer sc bond issue and ; t ■ ■ Agenda itemems include doim s approval,al, a sewer bond issue andmd fixes the plant’s to the votes at 6 p.m. M ondayly whetherw to upgracie the lift system which malfimc- accept the committee’s prop indigent mattersters, an appeal hearin g on a spe-pe- lift station, which divoiivened raw sewage Lasast week, Kearns announcec proposal. If the ced pub- tioned Feb. 22,22 sending more than vote is yes, voters face a bon dal-use permi•mit application for Clintonon into the Rivenide treat]e a tm e n t p la n t th re e lid y' theti hookups would be availa bond issue this lilable by 150.000 gallonsms of additional waste to M ay. : McCord, fair■ numatters and an executive ses-es- weeks ago. s p r in ing. ending the town’s buibuilding the Riverside plaplant, according to month- : d o n on p e rsonnen n e l Friday, Hailey d ty ofi Two weeks ago, wastewat< ' offidals received a freezeze. ly flow d a ta repoi’p orts. water manager letter from EPA water d Ray Hyde said he alreadyiy wasw worldng er director Philip G. Butut M illam’s letter said KtKearns’ Meanwhile,e, anc ad-hoc com m ittee k Millam in Seattle denyisnying the hookups reque;le st w a s p rem a tu re. -It said tl; ; Hagerman3n School Board to I the dty voted Thursdayay nighti to present to resi- Please see HAILEY.HAII Page B3 discuss tntrustee elections : H A G E R M AAN N - The Hagerman School : BoardwiUmeettset at 7 pjn, Monday, »■ Judgesis questiiion oper ^ Agenda items aingjuv( ms indude a review of studentn t — /enile co)urtprocicess body accountsUS and the 1997-98 football K hedule. N e wV bibusiness discussion w ill cover Publicity' ocould harm speciaial circumstances ofo: ihe trustee elecelection, outrof-district enroU- nents, the 19!1997-98 calendar, student ■ - youths andnd the lawrothers vwant accountabilitlity p a p f resource off]officer, care team, a ByMaikHeliti workshop/inseiiservice for Idaho Public p robabably want to come to an opene n c o u n ■ Television a n dj fitfield trips. ■ TlmBfrNowi writer______sessionon, Varin said. Many juvenile;ile s w ho , 'D ie su p e rinJtendent's te r r e a m in d u d e s com- d o n ’t: hhave strong family ties oftene n sh o w "■ T W IN FA LLS - T h ro ; • m e ad a tio n to1 fourth-m fot de students, trans- hrowing open the up forir hearings with a group of frifriends. portation co n traract, c replacement of exit lights, doors to Idaho's youth1 cocourts could have Underir current rules, he can simplip ly tell ^ a chilling effect on the ,; the dck leave! babank, statewide math-wrjting he whole juvenile the frieriends to leave. 5 ju s tic e system , a local juc assessments andnd ia meeting with Bliss Schod judge said. If pepeers can stay, it might tainlin t th e - District W edneinesday. The principal will^ But a state senatorr wlwho sponsored a proceeeedings because juvenile! di d e fe n - bill to allow easier ac report on the valedictorianval and salutatorian ■ access ro youth dantss imight be more concerned • pm nts p ro p o salj1 aiand th e Glenns F e rry SchoolS c o u rts a n d juvenile re« c o rdr s s a id it’s tim e im pres:essing friends than with coop)operat- to s t a n ho lding young cri :> accredjtttion tear:eam. ; criminals publidy ing ancnd looking out for their ownM71 b est responsible. in te restsst, V a rin said. Under the current ml ru le s , m a n y ju v e - I t coiiould also be a se cu rity problenlem . ^ Shoshone i nile offenders can buil 9 School Board juild up criminal “The:lere have been times that a i num - records without the m< |D j meets earl)irly next week media or public berofyf y o u n g people h av e show n upu p w ith know ing about it, saiers, c o u n s d o rs o r re p o nt (outlining the possible effec requests (a n 8 3 0 ] 30 p jn . executive session), th e s o d a l w o rk e rs and schoolool o ffid a ls . SB 1016118 on the juvenile justice sys [D ^ Club's tr ip req system . req u est and th e kin d e rg a n en1 Sorensen’s Senate Bill 1018 calls for A finalll draft is being prepared for tchedule. The SU] fo r th e , . superintendent’s report andJ opening most juvenilele ccourt proceed- Legislatlature. i n ejcecutive sessic ssio n w in follow, ings and records. Thee bbill passed the Accot:ording to the report, the jui i A progress repo ju d g e s eport on building construction1 Senate Feb. 18 on a 34-14-1 vote. It is now believe/e opening records and proc wOl De loU ow ed 1 •oceed- sd by the prinapals’ repons,!, before the House Judidiiidary and Rules ings to0 the public could discouragi ^ > hiring of personn a g e an 3nnel and personnel resigna- C o m m itte e . h o n e st'it and complete analysis of n: S S J dons. m any SB 1018 would openn jijuvenile courts cases. • . . A 7 p m sessiondon for policies m id goals will 1 a n d re c o rd s in all cases3 in v o lv in g defen - U n lik:ike adult cases, juvenile C!c a s e s focus thfi supplemlemmtiQ I ^ , and consideni- d a n ts o v e r th e age of 114, 4 ,; a c c u se d o f a n y o ften ininvolve “sodal records’’ thata t >d eal ' don o f rtile s o n foreignfc exchange students,', ■ crime that would bo' a fdi f^ n y if corhnut-_ with thehe_defendimi’s_family_backgro g ro u n d ___ ianee,-student activity fund~ ------s tu d e n t-e tte n d a n J------t e d b r a n ' a d u l t n n hhe T defen'dant is " an3 anyny possible problems with drugs,dr tnanagement andand the graduation require- under 14, the proceeding lin^ and records alcohol)1 to r se x u al a b u se, accordingI to th e ’.jnenriorcorrespoi]pondence courses, c o u ld b e d o se d only b yf a jju d g e ’s o rd e r. re p o n . etin g has been called fo r 7:30 ■ A sp e d al m e e d r ) But opening youth courourts could cause Counsnselors, sodal \vorkers and famfai ily an d th e next reg u lar m eeting p jn . M arch 17, anc a lo^stical ni^tm are: in many places, membei>ers preparing information ) p.m. April 14, both at the o n fo r Will b e a t 7 :3 0 p. s said Juvenile Coun Judgudge J o h n V arin , th o se .sosocial records might hesitaticate to itary m edia center. B l Lincoln Elemental^ who tries cases throughcghout the Magic reveal1 eeverything to the court if tht e y V aU ey. ' . • , . ' . k n e w tthe h information would ^ pul E Balloon set:Bts off alarm bells . Most youth courtroon3onis were built the repop o n states. aroim d the idea of dosedised proceedings, . VarinJl said he is concerned about)ut ■ at WendellII Elementary! ■■ so they are too small fofor r; a public audi- chillinglg effect SB 1018 could haveiv e on e n c e , V a rin said.' •' : ., caseswh m a W E N D E L L -- Wendell police were dis- vhere a juvenile is accuscd ofof: sex- ', An(^ open youdi counlunrooms might ually abi iuoi u m n / patched to Wend(ndell Eiementtuy School at ibusing a family member. In s •..attract more thaij publicblic scrutiny, he cases, tl 2 c o ? M agistrate Judge JohrJohn F. Varin worries about loglstlcj:lcal problems and a possible chllllni * 6:10 p jn . H iu rsdday ay after the sch'cKjl’s se cu rity . the court is usually more c billing effect sa id . .. tiiat SB 1016 couldd create.cr The bill would allow essle alarm w en t off. }Ier access to youth courts andIjm jirvc n lle A young offender’ss fr f r i e n d s w o u ld ‘ Please see COURTS, Pag( Hd Lt Dave Fisherier arrived at the scene and ’age 03 records. K j found everythinglg s(secure. K jj - ^side the schocfiool’s office ^wis a swaying Kd helium b^oon -1- the apparent culprit that T R y I set off the'motionm sensors< alarm. West EndI roaid workL Snow^ slows, bllUt heavy B Family Life3 SeminarS starts runoff B this weekenend in Gooding focusejis on 2 r(*outes Ff remainss inevitab]3 le A Family Life Seminar will i j G O O D I N G - A I By w illiam Brock - RivU ver ba sin a lre a d y h as w a tee r m anagers t ajn. to 7,pjn. Sunday and By M ary Lou Potts o f U . S. . ;30 and Clear Lakes Roac Z . M held fro m 11 a j o a d - Tlmes-Nows writer scr.crambling to drain storagee reservoirsrc 7 pjn. Monday, Tuesday and Tlmw-Na'ivs'correspondflnt ______. B u rle y Corner C - and proceeds noin o r th ■------T ------> ^ c o n t i n u e a t 7 p. beflefore more water arrives inn theth' spring alo n g CliZlear Lakes Road to the Sna a Wednesday at thehe Gooding First Church of,. >nakc TWIN FALLS-Tl- The relcndess pace of tJ'ahaw. • '• ■‘ B t fH L -P ro p e r ty ow nners en along Buhl’s River. TheTh route is S.4 miles long, soi I Nazarene, on thele ccomer of 6th Street ancl some snow accumulatiotion in the Big Wood Earlier £ this week, the Snak Clear Lakes Road crowcowded into the within ththi e d t y o f Buhl, nake River . ^ jiih o . R iv er d ra in a g e slowlowed in February but. dovlownstream of Milner Dam1 ranrar bigger .mericans, we are concerned council chambers Thui^a■sday e v e n in g to W orkc on c the pan of the route witl ;; ■ I “Like many Ame vitl^ like a sword of Damiam ocles, a snow pack G7 thhan a it had at any time sinC'iince 1986, ioration in family relation- hear a proposal to e?extend state theBdillll Highway District would cons ! about the deterior onsjst -percent bigger thanhan average still hangs occccording to Mark Croghan of tht e U.S. . Neil Castle said. “We fed Highway 46 from Wendeldell to Buhl, by of changIging the horizontal alignmc “ ^ps,” the Rev. N( in th e hills. Burlureau of Rcdam ation office2 in ]Burley, get back to the basics of fam- way of the Ken Curtis .Bri.Bridge over the and vertii•tical grade of Q ear Lakes Ro th at it is tim e to g e t That boils dowrDwn to an estimated Flows H below Milner peakedid atai 20,656 ive made American S n a k e R iv er. lead in g, outo of the Snake River Cany< ily living that have t^yon. sp rin g ru n o ff that’s a t’s more than 80 per- culubic feet per second onn S u n d a y , l ” . Buhl Highway District'•ict’s Chairman Aclimbinling la n e w ould b e added, I strong in the pasL” , cent greater than1 ththe long-term average CroCroghan said. O ne cfs e q u als;449 449 gallons a Rose from the Christian Bob Comie introduced engengineer Dale L The milemi within the Buhl Highw i .Les and Unda F Riedesel nnd Joe Haynes, for the Big Wood)od near Hailey and perer minute, so more than 9.27).27 million es in Spokane, Wash., will nes, a technical District isis not induded in the S4.9 n Family M inistries i director with the Idaho Tr ^ Bellevue, accordinging to the snow survey g<^allons w ere on th e m ove ev ery2ry mr inute. spies of restori^ quality of > Ti^portarion lion estimim a ie fo r R o u te n. ; 4iarc basic prindpli Board, to answer homeo' division of the U.S.J.S. Natural Resources' Sunday’s S flows surpassed lastlas year’s teach practi^ tips and leowners ques- Federa!ral aid is available to the hif u .fiunily living. Th^ r tio n s’ a b o u t th e project. h i ^ - C o n se rv atio n Servic*vice. peacak of 20,150 cfs - set on MarchMar 21 - bjects such as resolving mar- J O , T,. w ay d istritricts for right of way acqui I d o w frto earth subje< . Because of the limited ! ut failed to eclipse the highhigh-water eveloping a strong basis for ed Snake River tion, consnstruction and reconstructionon or Collectively, thele WoodV and Lost river : ri^ confii^ dt^e crossings, Clear Lakes lark of 21.000 cfs set on MMa a rc h 26, ll and emotional health; love :es Grade has rehabilitata tio n . drainages receiveded only 37 percent os J [}d»nal,sp^tualai becom e an important lii 986. lunication. c link between Money;y may be available from1 rhotl much snow as the[hey get in a typical or lustj and conunun . n o r th a n d so u th . T raffic h. Around southern Idaho; ivited, and child cu% w ill be c hasincreawd sta te gas a s tax for pavement improvrove- February. Howevi'ever, an inordinate ^ lo; spring lh e public is inviti with the new access, and amount of snow hai Team flow s a r e ex p ec ted to be; >st Call Casde a t 9344543. indm? stupes ment.lritridges or congestion- and safet had already fallen in provided at ho cost( rate the route as.a potentit • 111 percent greater than tl: :ntial state high- related projects.pt Other revenue sourc bo th b a sin s b e fo ree F.February. in the long- Compiled from staff feports w ay. Co obtained by working with othjther Heavy snow inin thet Upper Snake • Pieaso see MOISTURE,URE, Page 03 ', Two routes oro bdng co ; considered for / districts in Twin Falls Coun the southern half of the pn • proposed high- and usin{ng their allocated federal a: w a y ex ten sio n . • • and/or staitate gas tax, spokesmen for tl R oute I: proposalIsa s id . i JoblesSS rate ed^Iges upwaard 1 5 2 3 3 residents were asked to cor - T h is ro u te begins a t U'■s. .S .:H ig h w a y 30 com - TheTImo^News 1 the proposal and to fill out)ut a ------one rhUe'eost ofBuhL It pn ^ e e d s north- questionninaire. Most agreed somethir IBCS m ori 1600 East to 4400 Noi h in g F A I L S - T February by county^ k North, west to • I jdone to carry the traffic floi - The jobless rate for - f-,. i: ' N am e: J e s u s T o n Clear. Lakes Grade then r Twin Falls Count’ □ Twin Falls: 5.1 Q Elmore:: 6.2 6.2. :n north Io the Trnffi> countscn show that Clear Lak« inty rose slightly in S i ^ e R iv e r. This ro u te IslsS.Im 6 , ilssIong February compareared to the previous • porcont . □ Gooding:8:4.4. 4.. . II ' A cosla.- is 2,640 vehides per day, and b ; 'r' wirfiiri the Buhl Highwp m onth. 3Blalne;5.p.-sy ajan3me:45 S A ge: a b o u l 4 0 . iwjyDislrict. the year' 2024,2i th e cou n t w ould b e 3,87 : 4 5 . : 1 ^• •‘M hillfddd'-in the 57 miiht I . Description: 5 feel p e r day, ool ffid a ls said. ’ The seasonally ada d ju ste d ra te \s-as 5.1 D Camas: 5.6. - Q U ncoIn:1.7:1.7. un d s, m a te o re c h an g e s in th e gra< I Inches, 150 pounc Mdooutofdio Hayicsa said the ITD prefers to mam a n P e rce n t, u p fro m 4.G4.G‘ p e rc en t in J a n u a ry □DCos5ie ( :6.5. ■ Q Minidoka:

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W» -...... thheft; c f $76.50 cburrcostsTSGl1600 e 3 ,''$ 2 3 0 rM tftuB briiri cfd u e v icS ras, I post, le fe n d e r fe e s, 1 3 7 da y s in jail1,36,: time credited, worlirork release; , says actoor commitittedtoariLV../a Cassia Couounty ■ S nonths’ probation, 18 monthths* District Judge Georg:orgc Granata B U R L E Y' - - Recent activity in detcleterm inatc penitentiary, 1 . HAILEY (AP)lP) - Joe McAllister dtyblr block and three other lots in , 18 J r . in through on his threatIt to leave 5th Districtct Court in Cassia monnonths’: indeterm inate peniteite n - . h a s r e s i g n e dd as a president of Haileiley and a three-acre lot in :n Idaho if Proposition 3 fafailed, as it County indudiuded: ' tiarylary, $5(X) rc stitu tio n ,itim c c re ■ Volley Entenain:ainmcitt and other Bellevlevue. There are no ploiK lo red - Minidoka Countyty 10 did last November. D r u n k e ndriving ^ sentencing: hed, Idaho businessesses owned by actor sell ar :ed, work rdeaso credit 91 day RUPERT - Recentent activity in __ . any.of the improved resideiv^t ______T h e ballot.m casure.wkvouldhave o ______Oscar_G...C ------: Bruce W illisrto tc return to hls ■’"tlal’h ...CediUo,-47,-2608— Dist:Jistrict-Judge George Granat'a t a — S th D is tr ic t C b u htihiainlddka in I’holdings or the Libertyy voided Gov. Phil Batt’tt’s agree- Brentwood,!, Burley;B felony dri- Jr.r. . n a tiv e N ew Jcrsc:rscy. ITieaQja tre, T h e M in t b a r o r th e E G . C o im ty in d u d e d : ;. ment with the federalal govern- ving under theth< influence amend- BrBrian Joseph Jones, 23, 82 5 But McAUi£(crter said the star of WillisIls Building, McAUistcr said. 2 S. Drunken-driving soilsditcndngs: m e n t allow ing lim ited additionalai cd to mlsdemi:meanon S1,000 fine, ISO50 ]E., Burley; possession of coi ' . su c h m o v ie s asIS “Die Hard,” “12 He[e alsoi confirmed that plans »n- William R. SchoiTmimnnn, 78,150 IS , sh ip m e n ts of n u d e a r wa;ifaste to th e S58.50 c o u nt costs,c< 80 days in ja il troUcTjUed substance; w ithhdd jud| . Monkeys” andid “The Last Boy fora^a Mint bar in Boise havo bera >dg- W . 300 N , R u p e rt; drivingd n \ under n Idaho National En^cceering and with 30 suspcspended, two years' menlent; D istrict Judge.Georg Scout" is notI alabandoning the dropp Michelle McElroy, hislis former months’ proba the sim pler timiimes he enjoyed own S< )bation; plea agree- Mainain, Oakley; forgery; S76.5(.50 Program; Magistratirate Judge 1 Soldier M ouniain ski area1 a i i s t a n t , w ill rep la ce McMcAllister ment one com ■ h e re .” ount; count two dis- counu n co sts, 900 d a y s’ ho m e timended, $145 restini- dent'funds check; remandedrem to id McAllister shot dowti.spec- ning the company,” Mc,fcAllister vated assault; two-and-a-half lots in Ketchum, a ulation It; withhdd disposi- tutioition due victims, 18 monthshs’ ' magistrate coun; Distrdistrict Judge lon that W illis would feUow. . saicL tion; D istrict ict|Judge George probfobation stispencled; Districiic t J . W illiam H a n . „ Granata Jr. d g e G eo rg e G ra n a ta J r . F e lo n y d ism issa ls Armando De Ddirosajacobo, 23, "^^shaShane Alan Tucker, 25, 269090 Michael Wayne Talamantes,Tali Uptown Moti ottf #4, Rupert; Southuthview Place, Burley; bur-ir- 2 5 ,8 2 5 S. F i f ^ R u p e rt; — D eai ei^anc^ use c e r t; aggravat- TH NOTICCES------:e o l d e ad ly w e a p o n g la ry ; iry; S78.50 court costs, 560000 ed boneiyj.dismissedd pursuantpu ro c o m m ittin g a ft 1 fcJony; guilty plea defenfender fees, 120 days in jaillil plea agreement; Distriistrict Judge ' Eileen Dueqecy Rest: cCeipetery in Glenns Ferry.I G C ittins, 76, of Rupert,t, died on one coim^ s 5 spcond count dis- suspespended with credit for twovo G e o rg e G ra n ata Jr. TWIN FALLS angements are under the: Friday, F March 7, 1997, aat the missed; Distric LLS - Eileen Wilma :r|ct Judge George days,ys, 36 m onths’ probation, 1818 Pamela K. Harvey,ey, 42, 1635 Crumrine Due ction of Demaray’s Gooding: M J inidoka Memorial Hospiip ita l in G ra n ata J r . )uecy, 84, of Twin ?eL ■ F m ths’ determ inate peniten-n- Overland Ave., Burleyrley; insuffi- Falls, died FriFriday, M arch. 7. R u p e r t A nhur Ciiffotford GiDespie n, 37, SSJ s ry suspended, 42 months’ inde-le- ' c ie n t- f u n d s c h e c k ; M a a g is tr a t e 1997, at Bridge A rra n g e m e n ts a re pendinjing and 275 S. 100 W., dgeView Estates in Trum i W., Rupert; grand termirminate penitentiary suspend-d- J u d g e L a n y R. Duff. T w in F a lls. man H. Shafer will » be announced by Hala n s e n iSTLEFORD - Truman A The funeralII willw be held at 11 HprJ,!' Mortuary Rupen Chapd. Jd-Shafer, 82, of Castlefoni, ajn. Tuesday’ at White Mortuaiy S T fh F riday, M a rc h 7,1997, a t th e ft in Twin Falls.Is. Burial1 will take r r M yrtle Peterson —TwVIN Fallj.S FOR THIE REGOR]^ D - place at 2 p.m. c C re^ Rehabilitation and ical C e n te r in Tw in Falls, WENDELL - Mynle Peteiterson, The Tlmw-Ncws Bellevue Cmetc ______T w inin 1Falls, 35; driving with ann with othe^ case; Magistras tm te Ju d g e ran g e m en ts a r e p e n d in g a n d JJ102, of W endell, died Fri ' c all fro m noonn tito 8 pjn. Monday ired driver’s license; pleadedd M d v in E ^varcis. te'annouD ced b y th o F a n n e r ™M arch 7, 1997, at the SM u TW IN f a l l!>S s ’-Recent activi^, a t White-Morru:ouaiy. A complete xent; pretrial hearing set for)r ■ ■ R obert Allen Lynn',nn', 33, 415 ralChapdinBuhL ^Volley M anor in Wendell. ® inTwiiFillsCoCounty 5th Distria ^onda o b itu a r y w ill1 fcfollow ac a later id a y . Second Ave. E., Twin Fa A rn m g e m e n ts a re pendinf 1 Falls; petit d a te . IIS a n d Co“" : cntencings: Jamies es H. GIttins ' will be announced by DemaQjuav's Arraignments: theft; pleaded guilty;; councoi costs yr 3se Lazaro Benitez, Jr., 27,4644 uncollectable; 70 days in ^ Brad Russellill Geist, 23, 1354 f , w a "s in c arce ra- ^PERT - James Henry ^WendeUChapd. :r Ave., Twin Falls; domestic H Pat Gat'ner,r .W ashington S. ( c tion, concuxrent with1 otherott case; 5. #40, Twin Falls; JatWiyery; p le a d e d g u ilty to reduced possession of a d Magistrate JudgeB M e lv in T W I N F A L L ^ a controlled sub- char^ P a t G a m e r , 44, stance; bail set i rge of battery; court costss E d w ard s. o f T w in F a lls',s', 'c d ie d T h u r s d a y , ------p u b lic S S ------defender appointi ollectable; 180 days jail;I; M a ri o B e n ja m in AA.breu, b r aka H . M a r c ^ 6 , 1997,'97, at tho M agic ^ Servi ;istrate Judge Melvinn Ruben Francisco Abreu,:eu, 21; 1240 /ICES — Kenneth Osbor : Valiev Regionallal Medical Center „„„ borne MoniUnn, 38, p drards. S , .. 1472 Blue Lakeskes Blvd. N„ T m n Sunburst, Twin Falls; resistingresi or H inTwSiFalls. WUUailiamBretHiIlis.ofWcndelL today, to St. Nicholas Cath obert A llen Lynn, 33, 415 tholic Falls; felony manlanufacturing man- Second 5 obstructing officers;s; pleadedp Arrangements;Its are pending and m. today, W endell LDS CIChurch, Rupert, (Har )nd Ave. E., Twin Falls; plead-I- guilty; S53.50 court ansen juana, drug taxw stamp• violation, ed guil u n c o s ts ; will be announjunced by W hite Ctiurch,ch, (Demaray’s W endell M Mi ortuary Rupen Chapel). ;uilty; court costs uncollec-:• Magistrate Judge fd o n y w a rra n tss issuedis m Iowa. ja b le - ! 5 M e lv in M ortu^inTwinwin Falls. Chapel).sl). e; 70 days jail, concurrentt E d w ard s. , . Kari L. Peck,:lc, 16, 900 M aurice ’ A rthur “Art” Vollmer, of 1 f S t., T w in F a llss; ; possession of a I Thelm a V . M l osgrm ra , ice Alline Bishop Falls,F g 2:30 p.m. today, F ipson, of Burley, 11 a.m. Bo Urst controlled subsibstance; pleaded ■ :GLENNS FEF Baptist Church, Twin Ff J k S U F •ERRY - Thelma today,V BurleyB LDS West Stake (R innocent; failureire to appear war- FFING j r " Virginia Mosgrov (Reynolds Funeral Chapepe l in r a n t issu e d f o r fo rove, 92, of Glenns Cenferir . F r i e n d s m a y c a ll o n e TwinFalls). Tw ■ failure to contact Feny, died Thui counsel; eiitered AUCCTION hursday, Marcih 6, hour beforebel the fim eral at the •ed plea of guilty; 1997, at Elmore iuli-ll— public defender C( MONDAY, MAlARCH 10,1997 ' o r e C o u n ty _ L o n g _c h u rc hii..(Han.x. 10 ply tirosos - Pair of 18x4x38 bolt on duotsots - PoIr of I « L is a L e a n n eI E v a n s , 2 7 , 4 4 9 15*5*3S(38 anop on duals • Pair of 16x4) S om e na m ests g re o m itte d a t p a tie n ts’ resquesL q i ^ , B irth (4x38 usod tiros • M.F. and C:aso ase tractor Buckingham, Twiimn Falls; dnm g its. 2 John Ooore sultcaso wolghts.is. 14 IHC roar whool wolghls. 4 FordFo front A d m itte d A ba b y w as b o mi to M aria Curtis of Burley. ts, e assorted roar whool wolghts. tvithout operator’s)r*s p erm it; plead- H L em u el R ice of iB uhL • - ; - M innocent; rdeoi M IN ID O K:a A rm e m o r i a l h o s p i t a l eased on oivn rec- IRRIGATION1 EQUIPMENT •Released ‘ S om e n a m es atte re 0' aluminum siphon tubos • (200lDO] 1 1/4-X72' plastic siphon tuboi:ubos • 200 A d m itte d * aluminum siphon tubos • (7il0) \ nhri» Russell G ) 1 x72* plastic siphon tubes.- (3) Tom Christ, Angieigie Almanza, Christina Amb 1 G e is t, 23, 1354 oLumlnurtinum siphon tubos • 10 plastic domiims • Oom sticks -1 5 pieces of d'x: I CASSIARE^lEjJiONAL MEDICAL CENTE K Washington St S. < ITER and William Newcowcomb, all of Rupert; Vale: S. #40, Twin Falls; minum1 gatod gc plpo - (30) 15* and 18' ditditch lins • Approximatoly 300 scaledsjaK plpo '■ Admitted Jensen of Heyburnurn; and Bill Thomesberry xig p a raphernalia; oatos -1- 1 oacfi< 8 ond 10 plpo tumore. H M a ria C u r tiss, , M ll ary Logan, Mary Tltgetgen and Pendleton, Ore. ; public (icfcnder H Amelia Woody,all all of Burley; Charlotte Hefew appointed. TILLAGE M,MACHINERY le w e llo f R e le a s e d IHC 14545 4 bottom 2 way t^ ro u llc rosolat iplow, trosh tumors, gnupo whoeii H H ey b u m ; H elenI JoJ o lle y o f R u p e r t; a n d A U en S Tommy Joe M heels. 3 p t n Setton Valerie Jensen of ]Heybum ; William Newcon W illis . 36 ; n o hitch-MoiMossoy Forguson 5 7 3 bottom, 2 W)way plow, trip beams, trash turners. ■ o fD e clo . address, Route 1 s, 3 pt. hitch Allis Cholmors 12' o Tom Christ, Angie: AlmanzaA i and Crystal Juarez, ; 1, Box 39, Ben : offset disc on rubber, hydraulicW Ilf hT R e le a s e d ^ .5 Wheder, Texas; fu ■ Boarcot 12‘ roHor homow. crowfootot rollers, duol Insldo rubber, hydrau’draulic lift- of Rupert; and Folidai o a M a r t i n ^ e a n d L indy L uji ; fugitive wuriam t S'Kk 18* 1 ranovfltor with foIdJr)g wings. d ev e Allen,'Loui,o u ise F lo re s, P a u l Lopez a n d I from Smith-Coi 0#. ja u g o whools. 3 p t hitch •• EvorsmonEve I idRalph bothofBurley. C o u n ty , T e x a s ; H.D.IO'la0' lond plano'on'stool. ,hydraullc lift-ft - 3 section 5‘ molol harrow with dr ■ foi^ery by passing thdraw bar ng (probation vio- ' 'SrowcolI coll spring shank corrugalor wilh otgauge wheels. 3 p t hllch - Everemareman H.D. I lation). Id pinno on stool, hydraulic lift ■ 31 »section 5‘ motol horrow with drawraw bi a r• 5 Jl spring shank com>calof wlUi gouo Guy Daem, 354'« Third Ave. w:, s S lugo wtioola, 3 p t hllcft'* Evorsmanw in V typo ■ on njbtor wfth hydraulic Itft. 3 sococtlon 6‘ motol harrow ond drawtwr ’ typo food < ivt>ar- D iu iOd ditch cloanor. 3 p t hitch • Jootfrv b o r-4 ro w — ^ O b f ank corrugator on 2 1/4' toolbor, 3 pi rruARiESr ~ Snowmob:bileswill i^pt ‘ For obK uapr fate tnform.irmatlon, call 73 ^ 9 3 1 , extenalorSlon 2 7 8 ______' ' HAYING mlACHINERY y Forguson 124 string ilo hoy bolotIlor. P.T.O.. bolo tumor • Caso 100 4 bar - roar on cit) xo on dual rut>t>er • Now Idoa hayly rako on slool - Soverai 4 whoolleol rubberi T winF. it-grandchild. Sho was pre- andnd irem ained □ Prisoner ol War fi ty streets S ;]ly racks. ' F a l l s ? ™ d e Tn O dealh by her husband. 27 m 7 months. Aftor reluming to Bu3uhl S T . A N T H O N Bl, . parents,, orono brother, one sistef. in 19 J N Y (A P ) - . Patricia Helen I 1945, he resumed diligent woivork Offidak are conad OTHER MAACHINERY ®*' a n d o n o ddaughter, a i % on ih sid e rin g allow ing IHC SIO10 24 2 holo grain drill on ni&bsr. dodouble disc, soodor. hydraunc lift • n the family larm ond catllo rancinch snowmobiles on im - John H athaw ay Thero will be no funoral services'- with >n c i t y s t r e e t s , Dooro 7070 6e row unit ptantor. with semi ouautomatic marlcerB, 3 p t hllch - WoskoWi 6 ith his brothers. Harold an X boon plonlor. 3 pL hllch. Noble 6 cla Hathaway. Cremation Robe fnrri c o n telend n would bring SSi“ sSS 6 row S lino typo com cultivatorf withwill 3 p t Patricia H elen Haihaway, Hat 70, ol oberl. in March of 19S4, Howor 5 tine 12* 6 row cultivator for beonj.iS. 3 p t hllch - John Doora 4 row bet c e undec th e direction of rotireiitiret^ from farming. more business tto o r e s t a u r a n ts , tor with qol itbooncut- Twin Falls, paaoed pai away I quldt tach for 420-200 gallon riborMrglass wood sprayor with 6 row3w booms.b ofluary o n d C rem atory In hq . hotels a n d sto re s.i. ■ hand gun. 1 W odnosday. MorelKch 5, 1997, at Ho w a s a n active mombor of th itn. P.T.O. pump. 3 p t hllch ■ Roorcirond food platform, 3 p t hitch -10•10 1/2*x2 . - BridgeViow EstatosIS in Twin Falls, Twin Fails. Veionsiorans of Foreign V^ors and hel’ .2 The St Anthonjmy Snowmobile )lbar ,V?* wllh 3 p t hitch • Old 4 whooledled grain box vmgon on rutJbcr - LogLoc spllt- P at w as born fn Bai Club in January a \ibtxjr. no ram - 2 whool butano tartank trallor with bumor wand and h( Bangalore, India, - . - ' 'a nolionai noli membership card lo th masked the City Acmo hydraulic matKora. vl hosos - ' on March 7, 1926,:6, tol Albert and '' B u h l Amor,n e ric a n Ex Prisoners of War. Coiihdl for accessss and1 a heanng Victoria Brown. She \ he was'an officer Sur . is scheduled Mon:onday night. A . ^ _ MISCELL/ in the British Royal A Survivors Include his Itiree broit- 200 and 300 gallon qvorhoad fuolJXNEOUS ta : i\ Air F=arco w hen U n w o fw l s, Harold a n d Oon, bolh of Twi ‘ vote could come5 aa; s e a rly a s th e rack^ 2 Jol 1 tank ond stand - Motol pickup tip:ipin In stock she m el hor future hu! ■d W. Molesworth ^ ! John Dooro 90.000-BTU spoco hohoators - 2 wood 5‘x8‘ Bo« b h s • A I husband. Robert ills, a n d D ale ol Kimborly; a sis n e x t day. s.-A cross Hathaway. Sho')• andi .Robert d W. Molesworth. 77. of ^up lool box * 3 /4 ' drlvo socket stsot - Uncoln 225 omp electric'we: weldor - r, Alice .Martin of Burloy; a dea0^ R e s id e n ts a r e dc iv id e d , s a id Woli^n^ui^t tablo: Grinder - Sock pack spniyoi Haihaway w ere marriia rried In th e U.S. d 'eed d Thursday. "March 6.' fj' yor-4x16 wira mosh panel. stoolitool posts end and sister-in-law. Margreiret CityGlerkJoIeneR; R obles. ' -Bnrtwdwid wfra - 2 IHC 766 fondots • (4) 4*x6 Army C hapol in Now“Jow Delhi. India. '>997. a rihIho o Veterans Admlnisira- M«t«c xQ- hydraulic cyllndors - Comigatorlator sleds slosworth; four nephews, Oereh . . • Poa linorslors • Anvil r Eloctrlc motal pots - CcColl shanks - Fencer - Cultivotor)r toolstoe *4 during W^orlcJ W ar II. tlon Medicalcal Center in Boise. - 'T im ® row fortillro: m. .Sam. and Marlin; and fou illzor Bido drossor • 50 gallon b'orrolirols • Bsn-ol pump • Assorted wheel:tieels and ■ Sho lived in Francenee ond E ngland ' Ho w as b( . "C o m ia H o m eX o -i; llros-Bolti)olts • Nuts and bolts ond othor m 5 bom March 30. 1919, In' nlec*e<3ces. Debra, Crystal. Becky, antour miscolloneoua artlcfos too numoronerous to - and then settled)d .In, soutnern Buhl, to I. ' ' ■ • 0 Porter and Kale JuiioIio. i Ho w a s p rec ed e d jn doath b' California when RobaiJbert retired from Moieswonh rth. He was raised and hisi d£parents; brother, Robert; one 5 ^ , I. tho U.S, Air Forco.0. PF a t m o v o d to e d u c a te d in HOUSEIEHOLD 1 in Buhl and graduaiod two0 s step nephews. Ferrell anc .i-;'’. - ' ' - ' Kilchon tabletnbi - 2 barrel stylo bar stools • 22 ccouchos - 2 redlners • Platfomin roro« c k e r- Bridgoviow Estatese s fnI N o v e m b e r .from Buhl I- II High SchooT In 1937. RiddJd. irtablo dishwashor - Wood hostingig stovo > Spark oil hoator. Boby ol^ crib-i : 1996. whoro she residresi ed until' h e r Howard worf it-Olddlshos., wkod oh the family farm TheTho funoral will bo held at 2 p.m g T K l , * . doalh. ,* ' until ho w a s 'asdrai^d.Into the Army Mond:>nday. March 10. 1997, at-lhc Survivors Includeude two sons, in Septemti f a i NOTE: JomJony Is rotirlng. so win soil on of .hishi machlnory ol auction. D ai’tt bo late, nl:^>rot;1941. Ho served Farmrm er F u n e ra l C h a p o l In Buhl aladand $0>ale managed by Most ’ • c h o k e o f ppoi o ta to sters Auction Service '17)0 Bualnosa'ihotOt Sonico B u ilt'. 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M a g ic V ayLLEY l Ruppertcoiinsiders> consolilidatinjlg elem By Erie Qoodell fientaryr school)ls Under the primary-intermimediate sys- this week, * 'nme»Wewic«Twpontpoodwrt______t tem, elem entaiy schools are i high school studentsmts into the Pershing In xe divided by “ThatIs is a good attendance, it real In a s e p a r a te issue, r e g u la r highhig school eally school. stu< grade levels; in Minidoka CouCounty School is,” Hallett;tt said. udents might also be f fac a c e so m e RUPERT - Min^nidoka County School I The alternative sd District, the split is kindergant;anen through To supple school, located at the chailanges. District Superint•intendent Nick Hallett s ilement parents’ commentsI thisth Rupert National G second grade and third ihrchrough sixjh _ week, the_d 1 Guard Armory, is On Oi the agenda for the M ardird) 18] board — ------^.-says he has alway ^district will distribute survej■veys— c ra m p e d fo r space, d vays thought elementary—- g { r a d e .------district offidals say...... m eeeting e is a discussion'of adoiadoptingan ^ •• schools should ha " ■■ ■ toparents. M o v in g in to th e P e i^ handle kindergarteners Remodeling costs wouldId taket away One issue iTshing building allows eighght-hour rollover schedulele totc refle ct th ro u g h sixth-gradi•ade stu d e n ts. c ue Hallett wants deared upip ini the alternative school dollars the district needs innother oi areas, the survej lool to add dasses and Cassissia C o u n ty School D istric t’st’s schedule,sc H o w ev e r, t h aIt t belief I faded recently, I eys is w hether parentss ofc accommodate studen H a lle tt said . A n d th ere are! otJother advan- Pershing Eli dents who havo been Rollover Ri schedules alloww studentssi ' during meetings•fi toc g a u g e p u b lic opinion t E le m en tary stu d e n ts w an t the:their tu rn e d a\s-ay becauseise of( lack o f space. m o r tag es to k e ep in g th e statu s quoquo. children bui ore time per class periodd andai they ' ’ on proposals to1 consolidateco Rupen ele- lused to P a u l o r H ey b u m . Prindpal Mike Erli The district wouldn’t haveive to redraw Hallett w Erling said the 14-day don’m’t a n e n d th e sam e d a s s e s eeve v eryday, - . mentary schools. will make a recommendatioinon se ssio n s a t th e altem a - boundary b lines, and teachers:rs iinstructing to the boa: m a tiv e school av erag e M M; aking the schedule changcinge would One idea beinglg considered< is to trans- tl )ard at its regular meetintin g 8 0 to 90 s tu d e n ts ca< th e sa m e g rad e level have mnore o r opponu- March 1 k each, but during the allo;low the Minidoka district: to use the ^•form Big V a lle yY and a] MemoriaJ elemen- n last session 25 to 30 p nity to discuss teaching5 strategies,st Thethrusi JO p e o p le w e re on th e Classissia district’s new vocational5nal center, tary schools into 1 ast o f th e p ro p o sals is to consoisol- waiting list, he said to kindergancn through I.H allett said. I- scheduled h c for constructiono n b e h in d idate Pershshing Elem entary School sfu-sfi He also said the Pe sixth-grade schoolslols o r first- th ro u g h sixth- Between 80 and 90 people ! P e rsh in g gym w ould Burl«^leyHighSdiool. pie attended dents intoB B ig V alley a n d M em orial, ani • • grade schook eache of five discrict meetings oi and allow physical cducatiia tio n d a s s e s fo r a lte r- Tli 'A o n th e issue ■ in o v e th e district’sdi; altem ative school fo Fhe center is scheduled to0 openop late I for n a tiv e s ^ o o l students.nts. . nextx ty e a r . AR]Il^JGLDAIMS = = GunsLS may lin[ik (defencdan tto I bankc robberieies in Spo)kane are:sa H H SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Spreng« mger said, referring to bank: she received a letterter at the |R ^H Guns and Biblescs were the focus surveill: eillance photographs, branch Sept. 9 t tha h a t h a d C of testimony Fridriday in the feder- Sever iveral subsequent witnesses: “ P h in e a s” a s th e r e tu rn•n address.ac al trial of threiree Idaho m.en testifiet fied that they saw a similar A letter inside the; ecn n v elo p e ' charged with bomombing a Planned 12-gaug auge shotgun and .4Scaliber contained the symbol01 usedu by P a r e n th o o d offic*fice, a newspaper handguiIgun in B e rry ’s hom e, H i o ffice a n d a bonk, the Phineas Priesthood)d.. The '] let- n nk, which also was Bradad Day of Sandpoint, a ter demanded the bank “p k “ p ublidy robbed twice. friend c id of Berry’s 16-year-oId son rescind your bounty," a refer- D e fe n d a n ts andmd their attorneys Curtis, tis, told the c o u r t h e h a d ence to a 5100,0000 r e w a r d consulted bothh the1 Bible and remark arked about the unusual offered for informationon leadingI . ■ H “T h e S h o o te r’s Bible,”Bit: a w e a p o n s sh o tg u i gun on a gun rock in the to the robbers’ anest.. It cited1 a reference book,, asa< wimesses tes- automot m otive sh o p w h ere th e B erry Biblical passage that WhitiW iite inter- ■ ^ 1 tified about thee men’sr religious family li iy lived in 1995. He said he p r e te d a s a d e a th th re aIt. t. b e lie f s a n d gim collections.col was to! told the weapon was a She quit her job at the The three d( the end of defendants — Benelli.Hi. that day and no longer ev R obert S. Berry, > r even dri- y, 42, Charles H. Donal;nald Blaese Sr., who owns v e s by tiie b a n k o u t o f fe; Barbee, 45, am ■f fear, she and Verne Jay the SandpointSan building where said. M errell, 51, allII of< Sandpoint, Berry 0 y operated the Fourmost Vicky Keehner, an ememi p lo y ee Idaho — are cch: h a r g e d w i t h a T ruck rc k repair shop, testified that of the Planned Parenr e n th o o d dozen felonies: stemmingst from Berry 01 y- owned a Ruger Vaquero office, testified that shee receivedre the Spokane ValGalley bombings revolver ver. Blaese said he knew it a similar letter Sept. 16. and U.S. Bank branchbr: robberies,.. was a V a Vaquero because he also -Tlie letter alluded to3 a match-1 ' la s t A p ril 1 a n d JJul u ly 12.______ow ned 0 d one and had talked with book bearing a referer) re n c e to ^ H |j They could face:ce life prison sen- Berry ab r a b o u t it. Psalm 139 that was left : tences if convictec eft at the :ted of robberies, Cliffofford Collier, who knew office during the July 12 bombings, illegal 12 bomb- ■al w e a p o n s p o s- M e rreell ll in Arizona before he ing. session, transponiirting stolen vehi- • moved t id north in 1991, told the “Sorry we missed you,”J,” tht e let- H H j des and conspirac> acy.______c o u rt: that th M errell had recom- ter said, promising to “do I^H A federal Bures “do a bet- reau of Alcohol, mendedied he read “Vigilantes of ter job new time.” \ Tobacco and Fireirearms special Christen H|L itendom, The Story of the The clinic has since doseilosed. P d | H | ^ ^ agent and weaponions expen testi- Phincas 1 ;as P rie sth o o d .” The prosecution on1 MM( onday ||M fied that an unusu:iual shotgun car- The pt 1 prosecution contends the plans to call Bill Mori-lorlin, a ried by a suspectect in one bank defendar idants were members of tlie reporter with The Spoke:okesm an- r o b b e ry a p p e a rs: to be an expen- “Phineas leas Priesthood” a secetive Review and an expertr t on0 th e sive Itdian-madee BenelliI model, white-suj -supremacist sect. Phineas region’s extremist groups,ps, to1 tes- The gun has an exextended maga- was a 01 Old Testament figure who tify about a series of anicin id c s he zine under its barrarrel that allows murdere ered an Israelite man and wrote in December 1995.S. it to hold more shelhells, ATF agent the non- on-Israelite woman with One of the articless qqi u o te d Michael Sprengersirsa id .______w hom he I he w as sleeping. Barbee espousing anti-gcti-govern- , i;--' A re v o lv e r carritrried by another , Judj V Ij W hite, a former employ- m ent views and shows a m asked r ■ 'man in both robbe,tberies appeared ee of the the U.S. Bank branch that m ilitia figure holding a B enelli •!'■■■ to be a R»ger_Va( ' M m ^aqucrojnodel, ___ w a s bomlombed and robbed, said —— shotgun.------J- I J Actor AmoJdSchwanetie«negg«r, right, receives a bllllanis {i d w s u J bans bo( is lesson from former World Champion Dozeatfraat partiesS plon and Hall of Famer ‘Machine Gun’Qi r~* Lou Birtera In U s Vegaa.{a*. Schworzensgger was In town fo n for an swards show. PO l L M A N , WWash.c (AP) — dents an are expected to enforce Brent Nysoe, interfrate•a te rn ity Liquor wili be banlanned from fra- that polic olicy themselves. “It UI’s go :■ : more harm than good, in t in to th e Big W ood R iv er,, andai hibit underage drinl od, he said. It suchostran■affic v io latio n s th a t a re J z inking, but stu- said. ut p .” probably would notlOt b o f a i r to „ „ „ h idden d e i from the public, vas instructed to issue no mo ;; t r e a t y o u n g s te r s who w h commit Sorensensaid. sai )ermits. At the tim e, officio^°ais u h t h e s a m e ,,1_ . . naltllalted permits on the Woodsii ;.; scrutiny as those1 accusedai of )uth courts have been planilant as well, although it wasi Uraig::’s loggingg bill (dra^WS barbs5 I major crimes, ip elsewhere without panla n o f th e E PA m a n d a te . ' . . b a d sid e iffects,effc sh e said. -ing WASHINGTON1^ ((AP) — Two introducci k Finding a middle ^ The bond proposal facii iced in the Senate later which \ was obtained byb y T' h e i ground t^ t In respor)onse to rising youth Hail (jjjiy Cabinet secretaries I works for everyone mi lailey’s City Council Mondi ies have taken this year.ir. AJ s s o d a te d Press. might be dif- crime rates,:ss, 28 s ta te s h a v e op ted p u ts ■0^. the unusual step 1 ficult, B orresen said. lUts a n e n d to th e a d -h o c coi :p of telling a “Althouflough ordinarily we would •'They should not be replae placed '• to o p e n heir the: juvenile systems mitt six Republican senatoi (littee which convened s Itor th e y d o n ’t n o t offeree:r co m m en ts o n legislation with v an opproach that limitsTiits the ;; ' W h en ju v e n ile s com»mmit major during theho past few years, mon [jy .j lik e h is sw ee p in g loj lonths ago to solve the city log&ng-reform before itit isis introduced, given the public’s f involvement in mmai anag- •; crime^ Vorin said, thethey are usu- Sorensensaid. sa Research shows sewc b ill e v e n b e f o r e h ew er crisis. e he formally imponancance of these issues and ing t public lands, comprom: I- ' ally tried os adults init open0 court, that the youthyoi crime rate has . rom iscs in tro d u c e s it. y o u r inivitation v ii for input, we e .so the public alrea‘c a d y h a s a dro p p ed in ff A S8.4 million lagoon syste environmental protectionI ofo f nat- n m a n y o f th o se states. tem “We believe whowholesale revi- believe; our01 preliminary views u j; chance to know who10 d< a n g e r o u s ' V arin agrc ption was tossed Thursdc ural resources, restricts tlieh e zabil- grees the juvenile jus- ° i y s io n s o f la n d mimanagement shouldbe be made known to you," ii • offenders are. ecause of cost, even though tl ity of land managers to resprespond tice systemm should be account- statutes are neitheh e r n e c e s s a r y B abbitt anc ystem was touted as futurist and Glickman \vrote Feb. to ti new information and chtchang- : . ' H e also sa id th e 199!1995 Juvenile able to thele public,i but-SB 1018 nor desirable,” Interi erio r S e c re ta ry 26. ingil conditions, increases the 1 ; ; Corrections Act alreadya d y lo o se n e d . m ig h t askfo for r to o m u ch , to o soon. nd ‘had lower overall operatic th e cost Don Bruce Babbitt andid .Agriculture Aniongng otheri things, Craig’s a i- access to juvenile couiourts. Under *^e concc osts. But committee membei and complexity of land usese pplan­ n c ep t b e h in d th e bill is Secretary Dan Glickndcm an sa id m a proposalil wwi ould p la c e new restric- n ■■ that act, when juveiveniles are one we need lid th e y th o u g h t th a t - w t h th ning and essentially setse ts th e I^ed to h a v e so m e dis- letter to Sen. Larrirry Craig, R- tions on1 citi2enci appeals of log- s I:,' accused of offensess ttf h a t w o u ld cussion aboui ity in sewer crisis - the price i stage to transfer the ppul u b lic lOut, b u t th e b ill a s it is ° y ‘ e of Idaho. g in g on1 national n forests and It i^oodside p la n t re p la c e m e n t wj lands from federal ownershipship.” be felonies if commnmitted by rightnowistiis too broad," ^ said. Craig has ^vritten!n a draft ver- Bureau of ______^______m or{ I of Land Management C r a ig w a s tr a v e lin g oin n com-ci ! adults, the victims of)f thL e c r i m e s ------lore palatable to voters wh''"0 sion of a proposal to 1 to e ffe c tiv e ly lands, andnd e( sta b lish a sy ste m th a t m n in e e b u sin ess a n d n o t immim m edi- •• o re allow ed in th e c olu u rtrtro o m . Times-Ncw'ews staff writer Mark . lundly defeated a 1995 sewt rew rite the Natioi tional Forest would allcillow states to take over ately a available for commc "Before, even victimdms couldn’t H e im canbe b eixxtchcd . in Jerom e a t id 'w ater bond issue for Si. n m e n t, ’1-9 Management Act, wlwhich he ten- managemeim e n t o f fe d e ra l forests. sj f • getin," Varinsald. 3 2 U 9 6 2 . mimeillio n . said M ark Rey, a subcommit(im ittee Wtively calls the “Public“P Land Thesea«e a e ta r ic s in d ic a te d they a ai id e . ConsultantCo Jim Keller cof Management and Ao Accountability share somiome of the concerns of “We knew what thdr positKjsitiop Keller ellc and Associates said ththe Restoration Aa.” e n v iro n mimentalists, < who fear was. w Nothing in tlie letterr eitheit er ______• Wooc'oodside replacem ent projeciect Craig, chairman of Moisture• e ______of the Senate Craig’s billbill would accelerate log- surprised si or discouragedid u s ,” wouliould discontinue operationI 0of Energy and Natural ral Resources ging on publicpub lands and put fish R R e y sa id Friday. ic antiquated Riverside plammt, subcommittee on fore * Continued from B l inflows to PaPalisades Reservoir, *hea orests, is hold- and wildlifeUife a t r is k ' Glickman, who overseesje s th1 e id last for 20 years or a populiida- in g a scries of work T- 1 T.r J where muduch of the Magic )rkshops with “The lawslav under which the Forest Fi Scrvice, and Babbitt,tt, v who It * term average for the Lit )n of 12,300. Total project cos:ost various interest gi Little Wood . Valley’s irrigrigation water comes' groups this Forest ServiceSer and BLM now o o' v e r s e e s th e B L M , s a i dd thtli e y t River near Carey. 3uld be $6.16 million, $4.16i of0 month to gather inp from . input he says operatei are a fundamentally sharesi O aig’s goal of improv:iroving I; • 106 percent greaieater than . 43 p„cc: [lich voters will be osked tot< h e ’ll u s e to c ra ft a finr 'inal version of sound,” BabbittBa and Glickman -the th effectiveness and effideiid e n c y J. average for inflows t< n d t h r o u g bonds. the bill. The legislati stoG ooso OivjheeRlver lation is to be said in theirthe letter, a copy of of of public-land management. I ^ Creek Reservoir, near Ot t. rOnWey. .42 perce;•cent greater for the >— ! f *80 percent greareater for • Henrys Fork•k oc f th e S n a k o R iver, I- Salmon Falls Creek, nearn San. nearRexburg.irg -______. , Ja cin to . I m J V *72 percent greaterter for the' Timcs-Ncwsits staffi writer WiUiam v e s t ili n y o uj r f u t u j r e • Bruneau River, near Hotlo t Springs. B n x k can be

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ji I tripped final ini A-23 state2tounn e y irn A-2 actic:ion By Dam en Clow !: a n d f e l l . :d T over my dog f John Derr Tlnie»Waw» wrftar______------I B yJ, : ■ ;TJnjeine»f !; a n d I ’mThat’s ; my story BOISE - Mike Christensensen regained ~ - ••'•MM E R ID IA N - A t th e s t a t e ti confidence with his outsidtside shot for 20 te tourna- — m en t, so rh etim es it d e p en d s onn wwl ho g e ts n sacking to it. points and Jesse Neilso:Ison added 16 e lucky bounces. For the sccoic c o n d d a y inside as the D edo boysoys beat West in aa irow , it w as n o t Jero m e. Jefferson 65-53 to advanceice to the Class — hificlderh A-3 stare consolation basl TTiThe Tigers, who fell behindI early,eai ral- J ), )asketball title .-T'- lie d F rid a y afte m o o n . d in the sccond half but fellJI shortsl as ^•/lyhe/iart ''HoaYjn/Jo/i/isoriy on The sccond half i------cy w e r e e lim in a te d from th ei C lass i A-2 B oy:tys’ State Basketball tournt slKr^-a!up a t was a complete Caf( i r n a m e n t had a black eyen'hai he reversal of the atchthe iday, lo sin g to E m m ett, 58-56.6 . “It was a heck of a ball game,le, I w ish I 'a t ihc N ew Yoii: M ets' previous night’s action aC r..______• loss to New d one more time out left,’jft,” said Jc rorome i coach Brent Clark. “We t n m m g c a m p Plymouth, which ontlnental ‘W e c a m e Coblcvlslon ^ o u t Jand played better and wwe e d id n ’t . | : T o d a y ’s s ( dropped the state’s top-ranked 1.10) ^ will olf • 'g’u it. We knew we had a chancem c e. L asc • College basebal t e a m f ro m t h e fjl®'"!?'Idaho Stoto • night^ t ’s ga m e rea lly took its to ll"L" S C H E D U L E . h Softool ■ • ' ■ ; WtVith i one m inute left in theth e g a m e , rSljiWalLiWaknii tide hunt. Even in “'6^ ^ ball fouJ tro i bJe. D e d o Boysfs’ Basketball B ' ' ' j*’’’ ^nimuTiett knocked down two free•ec throwt s o u t s c o r e d t h e Chjimpiimplonshlps V.-'. . r . t o t:ake a l a six-point lead, • Boys’high schoi.n(K« Panthers in both j C m ..r ■ ■ Builut Jerom e’s Brian Williamsm s c o u n - SaicdtunpiiiiJiIjTs Id of the final two ^°ClosClass A-2 . ' a D y ' ' te reod d with a 3-pointer for Jeromeime at the •(liwA-I.Hp-ni.ihool basketball quarters, includ- :o champi- •. ..'■‘■ i e m ’y 2 4sccond ^ m a rk to c u t th e le a d to tht re e . hip begins at ...... Hw Tie Tigers fouled and Emmen n •Q is s A -i.‘i5<)p.irN litilK) H\cnis Center, Nampu ing 25-16 in the , 2n m i^ c d m.. followed . . • b o thh free-throw attempts, but:t JJe e ro m e •ClissA-,i. 1:3<)p.ir11. final eight min- u te s , a n d av o id ed ^ °I between:bot w a si nnot a b le to connect on its possesssession. p.iii. two straight losses 1C hihlghli^t , Hw . • , J eerome r fouled quickly agairg a in a n d p.111. for the sccond w featuring ^8 ^ w a t:ched d Emmett hit l-of-2 forj r a fo u r- p.ia A-3 andA4 pointI t lead. ^ R u n n in g tim e th is season. ' .'•'iF '-r?" Dcclo meets iion champf. ' Tig,iger VincD W dter drained onei e fr f r o m 3 .SLl’atik-ksDaynifVvv; lips. . Westside today at fe e ttc: to cut the lead to one widi sixix sccons© ds rago of me I’.!xk. lO x ia ,9 a.m. at Capital ...... M '-, JJe ' ro m e fouled a n d E m m ett; againaga h it rVv\;ilk a t laLid Gif)?: .Saic High School in iS A-1 boys- . . ' j u s t: oone of two to give the Tigers:ers a last Boise. npionship indshot to tie or win. e will Immedf- , i S c o r e B o a ] West Jefferson * he Tigers grabbed the rcbounio u n d b u t scored the first “7'followthe “ • '' ' ■'■•'iB w e rec iout of time outs. Jerome racerac ed th e ofiheC lass y ; - b a lld . High school b astl A R D four points of the down court and put up a despeisp e ra tio n :hompl- ■ 0.ikIc%'5H______E atnc", . t a k i n g “ sh o ta: at i th e b u n e r, bu t it would n o3t t fallfa and ILifjOTun 54______asketball \three minutes to ^ season w as over for th e H gers,rs, endinge p V d ie h ij - I > x -I< )fo ______------TOIdcr33 do | so, before liigh schod carecrs of 12 “11^r seniors,sen Dedo ended the I t wwas the third time the teamsa m s m e t Kmnicn58______------Rimn)ck-19 ' '■ ■' ' ■—J th is sc quarter with an 11-2 runn thattl began se aso n w ith eac h taldng a vi ia a o o r y o n • IjkcsidcOO______------\\’.Jcfrc«)n53 j its h oom r e floor. with Christensen’s 3-poipointer and MIkeChrliter tensen of Dedo shields the ballII fnfrom lance Allen as the W est: JeffersonJef guard J e r t ' Ttm'SO______------^Jcn«ne.S6 ended ^ with Brian Fries’ she jrome, coming off a toughh lo ss to shot that hit iwIjMifotaia steal during the Hornets' A-3 bo; boys’ basketball state toumamennent consolation seml------Dietrich .S3 the ; rim, bounced straight u , Please see A2. i. PagePa 06 ------SIicislx,ne45 straight f down to put Dedo=Io"ra^i=Jl College basketbc 6t . W ith th e e score tied, 31-31, Neilsonion inside pass and Neilieilson took a steal Std M en But it wouldn't be lhat easyeas - in the converted d an inside pass for two,vo, coast to coast as Dedodo opened up a 10- tate high school toume;mey IVificfxH______first half, any^vay. The Pantliintliers’ Shane Christensen tball E in and Chris Jackson scoredred point lead with two mirm in u tes rem aining. W illiams, a small but quickick and sure- on layups a scores T«[)IO after rebounds, and Dedodo Williams dished to Zac Fillmore to handed guard, hit a 3-pointerIter to open a held West Jc Rksc.Sl.S’ { J e ffe rs o n to ju s t sue points off____pull within six at the 1:35 mark, but Friday's games N(xlK;in>.is74______------. 9:0.sccond-quancr-nin to pu( put-his-team ------offreethrow Dedo scoi^d the final - "A-lStrtaTounamert ------■ N a 4 fi Carolina?’ ™ u p, 19-16. ial six points, d l on ...... h B.J. Baird,d , a P a n th e r w ith foul tro u bble le fre e throw s, fo r th e w in. ChampioRshlp5«m»nala — OkUumiSt.S'^, „ . 9 Fries and Justin Silcock 1 N 'a 5 N. Cin>)in;i 7H___ :k had three , of his qwn,, hith a 3-pointer widi 4:10 left m T .sj ModiscIlson 56. Bolso’48 Nn.6Kcntiick>-9’____------_/\l.iixm i61 . ufouls at halftime and four fou!fouls midivay in the gamene to pull within 50-46, but 1I2S-0S Hlghlar'land 3 8. Capital 33 through the third quarter,T, Ibut Dedo Neilsonscon Dcclo^L Qvlumwn 20, NIcliS.JpolnipMli.U<1-U.ChiUtninl Consolation Semifinals received strong inside play fro from 6-foot-6 s te a l a n d FFries r nailed a jumper to IjOgo 6Unl IS, rcimoa H tlUmo™r.8.J.NmI1.3.B*r,iB«mt 8,: PoSt FtFalls 70, Pocatello 68 N u 8 Wake I'tircst (A______|] Eric Heward. IWiUiinull. ahead by ei]eight. Heward converted aan n (^pUttboiunirtlbhU. Eaglo?0 70, Blockfoot 58 M;miiicnc91______------l No.7Diikc(jO p A-2 S tats Tournament 6------MofidaScGS E Pro basketball —:___ N(x lOOrx-y 79 » w 52, Bishop Kelly 45 Kipketerr 1breaks 8lOO-meter( r worM re(scord SnokoI10 River 55, Kellogg 54 Nc^vV(»kll3__;_____ The Aasociated Presa______ConsoiotloRSefflHtnals Sin/\nif*iic) 10f>______] — I Prestonion 60, Sugar-Salem43 M tuniKH ______------iWwon 102 Emmettlett 58. Joromo 56 PA R IS - W ilson K ip k e te r, a mi an 65. W est Jefferson 53 Most astonishing about KiK ipketer’s ------Sbcramcntn87 . A 4 S t* t« Tournament I n b r i e f record was that it came in a first-roundfi Ctuunpl' heat. He did not plan to go for the ^ 'i Lakosid'sldo 60. Dietrich 53 recordr e before the race, his firfirst indoor ' B aseball jam 50. Shoshono 45 ah p ( p e a ra n c e o f th e season. C onulatkm SemHlnals "But after the first lap (200JOO meters), a t M inico, Bi y 58. Wilder 33 ...... •- imboree set when r, I saw the dme was 244 somsc e th in g ’ Hogemiim an 54. Rimrock 49 ' ‘ S l ' \ ■ >v £ • TVVIN FALLS - M in (24.96), I said I have to go> fofor it,” he Fouith{)lace Semifinal* a high school bascbnBurley higlis said.w l “Also, when I saw my competitorscon x ' J | / A h CascadckJo 77. V.Chrfstlan 66 from 10:30 a.m. tJirougl^linico and Burloy host w (2' ere a long >vay a t th e e n d , I knewkr then N.Christiistian 63,M ullan60 0T Local teams playir2ball jamboree today that sal it was time for me to takeake control. parks include Twin I >ugh 4:30 p.m. Today wc was the perfect race. I ]>kn e w m y JK l/ ^ Alinico and Burley. yingJoi at the two ball- competitors thj would not pushh mn e a n d I I • b e H illcres! a n d Rigby.n Falls, Wood River,' could To control everything.” Each matchup will b Today's games Joining diose four will coiKipketer’s stunning performjrmance, in ^ ' m in u tes. :by. ^^Wch coi he finished more than fourfour scconds ; Champtanhlpt at kU )6 Events ' . Cost is S3 per ad u lt an( ; Center,er, Nampa . 11 be two inninssor 45 ahead I of his nearest competitor,IT, brokeb die ' money goes to the I( reoard of 1:4434, set by his forma Q C tmu A -1 Activities Association you m e r K enyan t-**^' and S2 per student, nie teammate aht Paul Ereng at the 1989198 W orid Madisononvs.HlghlofxJ.8 p,m. □ C ln « 2 Idaho High School Indoor nn Championships in BtBudapest. ; ' #•« M en's Adult Bayou d i endowm ent fund. Hungary. te a The record run oversh2rshadow ed VM* Moscow3w VS. Snako River, 5:50 p.m. . _ . Incsverything else diat happened onm thti e m e e t’s Oall Dovera, rlgfiIght, consoles archrlval Irina PrivarivalovB, who Injured herself In th e s a A ^ , • , league seeking th o fi&flieter dash Jpening day at die Bercy Sports Palace.Pali flnal a t the Wortorld Indoor Track ond Field Champ vs. Potlatch. 1:30 p.m/ Baseball hu implonjhlps In Paris Friday. Davertvors Won the race. S ' S , ^ TW INFALLS-The P In the first four of the 28 finafinals to be tsA -4 Adult Baseball leaguelg members leld during the three-dayy champi--c a 1-2 Germann finish in the pentathlon, , Troyvs. Lokosldo.I 3:40 p.m. fo r th e 1997 season. , Olympics. He had vowdwed seven years other ea le M ag ic V alley Men’s )nships, Gail Devers, the; tv tw o - tim e w ith a 1997 woirtirld -b est o f 4,780 p o in ty Sam et Adults ages 18 and c ago never to represent2nt Kenya again □ class ;ue is forming teams helOlympic 100-meter gold medalidalist, won “Jt was nott imy plan to demolish the w A-1 a t Idaho Event! Center, . ~ o u t th e M agic V alley ar( i bccausc of a d isp u te w id:Ui i Ith e federation. Namna oier n ; second world indoor 60-meimeter title field or the rec•ecord," said Kipketer, who • la . The league will be j > So he watched forlornomlyasVebjom consoto id over from through- Olyn 7.06; unheralded Harah■alambros has lived in Co[^penhagen since 1990 and Iation championship • organization that includi I Rodalof Nonvay raced totoi th e gold m odal PostRUls a re in v ited to sign up. h e*apadias r of Greece took the mermen’s 60 in will meet thetie seven-year residency ifls vs. Ea0e. 9:15 a.m. • morc than 40,000 player ’ in 1:42.58. A fter th e g aimes, m e in a meet at- TWrtJcIa )e part of a national in:.50; Yuriy Bilonoh topped?ed a 1-2 requirement foifor dtizenship in Decemlw. aoce gamo . offers liability insurance R ieti, Italy, K ip k e te r d oo c c k k ed 1:41.83, d ie Boise vs. ludes 600 leagues and PapJkraine finish in the men’s shotshe at 68 The lack of c vs. Capital, 1 1 a.m. '■ H ard b all m agazine a n d c I dtizenship prevented himI second-fastest time in hi yers. Tlie organization 6.5'eet, 11 3-4 inches, and Sabine Br I history, behind QCIaMjIS A-2 a t Meridian High School, ^ 5 Broun le d from com petingn g fo r D e n m a rk a t th e 19961 only Sebastian Ckw's 1:41.7 - Sign-ups will be heldmee, a subscription to Uki « -7 3 - Meridlar p.m. and Thursday fro id odier benefits. feet > /-V ConsolatiIation champioitship YJH.C.A.inTwnFaUs. leld Sunday from 2-5 ZlQ CO Prestonv1 vs. Emmett. 9 o.m. For more information c from 7-9 p.m. at the TpPacific was'shes awayI Boise Sta U O " * J ^ ThlnH)laeat UC Santa B arbard'fil^. school record with 60 3-po5-pointers during plaM gam e rorlhelateitkorcnMlI- SA iedge. Boise State (14-13), plajplaying in 66 in another fi 7 3 ■ first-round game playM ’ the regular season, had[ a :rough outing, J S f, Christian vs. Cascade, 10;45-’im,m. . indroOowthetlmp^ei 5 first Big W est tournam ent afte after join- later Friday, going 3-for-9 from the fieldfiel t.ndO.for.5 acagam e • ^ ______rThc-nm criV g the league this season, rem ^ 3 4 - 6 3 2 6 remained Boise State worewi down in the sccond from beyond th e arc. ne vs.Dlotrfch. 12:30 p.m.- , ' iptelnjtrutllonj, its fi \ .1 • I I ing I S«tuniay, Marchrch fl, 1997 T lm e ^ m . Twtn Fifl*.n». IdIdaho B-B

! ' ______Spor)RTS : Sho.)shone S e, Dieitrich fMl, wiill vie for 3nd placi: e Hagermal a n ,

------Oakley pip l a y —

for consolo l a t i o n

By Kevin Miller, Dameiimen Clow . and John Dorr [ nme»Newi wrttan

BO ISE - T h ere \sdll\sdl] b e tro p h ie s fo r tw o D istrict 4 cearleam s, b u t no A- 4 boys’ state basketlketball champi- onship. A pair of losses andai two wins Friday guaranteedd Magic^ Valley teams will take thinhird place and the consolation ^titletitl today at B orah H ig h School. Northside sub-di)-clistrict foes 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ Shoshone and Dietric!trich were just 14 points shy of meeneeting for the state title. Both team|ams lost in the semifinals - Dietrichich by seven to L ak e sid e a n d ShoshoiihoncbyHveto T roy - se ttin g up a battleb; for the third-place trophyy bbetween the Blue Devils and Indiindians at 12:30 p.m.. H a g e rm a n a n d Oa:Oakley, losers EJ the first day of ihIC e (>tournament, won their second stnstraight in the consolation brackeiket. A strong ' fourth quarter byy tlthe Hornets pushed them past W ilder. The Pirates nursed an ear!early lead to a w in o v e r Rim rock. uvuHUDi/rMrk'Tt.r^ iiwi H a g e rm a n a n d Oal Oakley battle Momentsts aftera the DIetrlcii bench erupted for the fifth time thishis season at ed In elation when the Blue Devilsvlls tiedt a.m. their gameime with Lakeside In the fourth quauarter, the dejection of defeat took over. LakeaIkeside beat Dietrich 60-53. uv« vun/ite Lakeside 60, DieDietrich 53 HagermanI guardg i Curt Osborne loses the ball Ir 3ll In mitkilr betw een RImrock's: BrighamB Bybee and JR RanellsilnlhnPW.s- In u :’re a young team and wc shooting just 19 percentn t frof m B O ISE . H a d th er DiDietrich Blue 5449 consol have our 1 isolation semifinal win at tho Class35 A4/ boys' basketball toumameiw nt Fflday. - — u r letdow ns,’; coach R an d y the field. The..Hornetss sst tu c k Devils shot anywhereere near their Clark said said, breathing easily after with their game plan,. ggc e t it season average 65 pe . „ his team I percent from into theirs.’■s.” ““I told them they have noth im finally found the range inside. the free-throw line f )thing defense hassled thethi usually sta- from the le Friday, tho The Kniinights also took Bryce to ihe free-throw line. The to be asham ed of,” the elielder ble Trojans for five W ilder, w ith its ta lle st play(flayer at team would have spenpent last night McCowan o ive th ird - q u a n e r P irates: shshi o t ju s t 13 of 30 from th e 1 out of his game. The 6- MdMcCowan said. “Tliat was a top-i turnovers. sbc feet, couldn’t sto p th e H oro rn e ts preparing to win itsIts first state foot-3 senio ...... charity’ snstripe in the founh quar- rtior collected his fourth notnotch team we played toni{»ght. Back-to-back buc e a r ly a s O a k le y ju m p e d totc a n title in m o re th a n 30Oyears. yc . foul with 4 luckets by Nick ter. 1 4:30 left in the third All we needed was a few brereaks Beem cut Troy’s c eariy 8-2 lead finished off bI y a But 6S wasn’t thele nmagic num- quarter, andai he rode the pine toe s one-time 13- joshI DDi eitrick stepped confi- C ritchfield dunk. ber. Nor 50. Not even to go o u r w ay, a n d th e y didn’t.’t.” -point lead down to t^voi w ith 4:05 denily to t ven 40, which until 5:388 ini the fourth. He fin- uUU.kr*. 22 14. man run that iced the rem a in in g as O akley le d 25-13 25-1 at p la y in g to d a y fd r th ird game at the free-thi■throw une. The game. urd -p lac e hon- durin g l ha at tsp . an . W. J-pmni *o»l»-T. J.toni. TWmh. th e half. ors. Di«nch.s«»m»ti 1 M $ 4. ilcCo-o 7 j«5i-2« Indians missed 10 s h o ts in th e Kimt«i»3.UIi.ubL k.V/. i-*^‘ ” scored the first 12 points of the ity { stripe bouncedd bback from a third-quar- ^point lead and ultimatelyc ly th e C a tc h M cC ow an aat t tthe end of Lakeside rt regained a two-point leadead. Rim rock 4 9 te r rallyI by W ild er in tlie consola- 'win. the first half and thethcjse would lead with twotw minutes left in the Sl “I am proud of the kids. Il i Shoshone couldn’t muster upUf a The Pirates confrntrontod their aifinals. . Il w as h a r d l y h a v e b e e nI hih is w o r d s . gam e, hard to lose and the kids mad com:om eback a tte m p t u n til th e sec-si w o rst fea r, a n d won.,n. ^ V e pia;played really intense, we ^ m a d e a Lakeside opened the game by McCowanan drove the lane with ond decision to figlit and to go..fo for r th e md half, because the Indiaians Leading by 19S ata Ihe halt, to ;vin,” said Critchfield, ^ putting a hdladous presspn on the authority to consolation title,” said Oak to tie the game at 53 sconc o re d o n ly fo u r p o in ts in thof sisec- Hagerman led the5 RaidersP back 'mohadhiJ his liighest output of the ^ O ak ley Blue Devils, often fortforcing them with 1:35 lel coach Jeff Harrah. “We h: left, but Lakeside was ind ond q u a n e r . into the game with1 turnoversti and x a s a a mivith i l 31 po in ts, while grab- e h a v e into turnovers or, on the rare able to rebo played great defense all yi bound on both ends of “The “T story of tho game was5 tthe a tough day at hethe free-throw kms rancle boards.h “We were pret- P ll y e a r occasions when theyjy 1broke the the court a: : and hit enough free firstirst quarter,” Shoshone coa3a c h line. ty do^vn1 afteraft the loss, but we got press, to h u rry th e ensuiisu in g shots. throw s to se c s e c u re th e win. L-any a rr Messick said. “They we ed. It is not hard lo keep 0^ u in o y .M ; “That’s what (Lake vere After Hagermanan missed its “ "nvatcd. ikeside) did Less thailan a half-hour and hottilotter than a firecracker, but , this is the last of our sea- t ^we sixth consecutive freefr throw in J OaUrr-Antiil>^tl |.| CM) I 2. Burim 02 U3^ J i. against Cascade (ThiThursday),” countless: emotionse later, the were rcren’t very tight on defense.’'.’' , the founh quaner, RimrockF nar- “ 1™ “'w ''’.I e w ill go all o u t." t> McCowan said. “Theyey force you team slowlyly fUcd out of the lock- Th 7. Oinn U 2-4 0 4. XUtihon 2 2 00 0 4 Cnichfir’uCnicli The comeback attem pt wasw rowed the lead to sevensev points at . iVildcats had advanced IJ-U Jj 5«0 11.T«il».2i49 12-17 UM into a hurry-up mode.le. T1 h e y ta k e e r room aft<.fter a relatively short ther here, though. The Indianans’ 43-38, with more ihaihan three min- I *the tourney by way of ^ WklJrf ru |t Ofi 0 4 1 0, L^chui* 3.|] 04) you o u t o f yo u r gam e) aan n d p u t y o u m e etin g with ith its coach.. • hara arassing, full coun man-to-mim a n u te s to play. the outsidside shot, but hit only o'01 2 7. Tm.:ri2« 0-12 19 j l I'ouIrI oLiI »LLrnn.k!|^ i- th ree b o)mbs m t for the game, while ptani t°>lv>a.yiui2.SLrnn.

rp — -S p o r t sSINBRIEI - Highlaand, Madi;lison advainee in A-11 CSI baseball sweeleeps ^ isu1 ppulled ahead 42-38, A rank]u ik in g in th e w orld. NAMPA (AP) - ! doubleheader Ftldi steal and ba;basket by Mallek put “A s goo d to d a y a s it w as yeste - Senior for- Boise (18-9.8-9) compete for third Senior Kevin Justice ppaci a c e d r i u d y _ ISU up 45-3818 w> ith 12:01 rem aining, d aay,” y ,' was Norm an’s concis•ise- • ^^crsen:n itipped in 11 place. C a p ita l ivith 17 points. ■ W ALLA W ALLA, Wa:Wash.- nie Trailing ; j points and junior ; 50-42 with 10:24 desajscription of his play. “Pm pla )r guard Joe Earlier,;r. Post; Falls defeated Madison went on a 94 rurun n in College of Southern IdaIdaho base- remaining, , MSU went on a 11-0 inglg wellv now. I’m hitting shoilots Green came up with w 10 as Pocatellolo 70-68, and Eagle the th second half to hit 43444 wwi ith ball team camc awayly with\ two run, keyed I n_,i Highland overpowervered Capital downed Bli i by 3-pointers from likeke I1 drove it down No, 18 an Blackfoot 70-58 in the 1:49 1: rem aining. T lie B obcatsIS ththi e n wins Friday in a double!Sleheader at juUe Brown i 38-33 Friday in a che n and Lezlce Weedin, • liitt a 9-ironI in .” championship consolationonbraclcet. i s st ta r te d th e ir b a rr a g e fro m thtl e W alla W alla Com m unityuty College. to take a S3 semifinal at the Idah 53-50 lead with 6:45 ' PlayingPla in his first toumamei iaho A-1 boys Highlandmd tied the game at 14- line, lii while hitting 22 of 333 ffn re e The Golden Eagles postedpos a 13- remaining, , high school basketb onI ththe PGA Tour sinCe Octobe nball tourna- all midwayla y through the second tliro th w s fo r th o gnm<> RnUf*ic w as 5 win in the opener bel y ' m e n t. behind the isu wentt upu 58-55 on two free Nornorman was most impressiv quaner, thenthe put together a 9-2 o or n ly fo u r of ei'^ it. pitching of Aaron Bon3ond and a throws by has Earlier, tliird-rankt Mandi Ortega at the Withith a'rebuilt swing that ho iked Madison run. The RamsRa didn't give up the Four Broncos were in doublouble ho m e n in b y D ion T a u s d - m a d e e ig h t o u t o f •ischer. 4:17 mark, bibut Hommes hit two unleailcashed the awcisome power c o f n i n e f r e e lead a fter r thth a t. figures, fif widi junior guard DaUD allas . In th e se co n d gam e,; RyanR; Rice straight bask , . th ro w s in tlie la st 1:05:05 to hold off Andersen iskets, including a 3- hiss youngeryi days, harnessed i len and Green, the only Stevens St producing 14 pointo in ts , collected the win at the mound. pointer with Boise, 5648. ith 2:51 left to give recencent years as he sought greate returning’ playerpi from last year’s David Di Dalling and Ben FraiF ra n z 'CSI w on th a t gam e 10-7. Highland and Mac M SU th e lea d fo r good a t 60-58. contr(ntrol. ladison, both champions}nship team, muscled widi wi 13 and Kory Wilcox widl di 12.1 ' On the day, CSI comb)mbmed for The Lady *( sporting 21-6 records, / ‘Cats outscored ISU Duval, Dui meanwhile, took a dii ds, wU batde around undender the boards, holding S Se eniors A aron Em m ons a n dI ScottSee 20 hits and only one errerror. Matt 12-3 from iher . ■ for the state title bn lenon. fererrent route to his 66 as h bn Saturday. the Eaglescs tot only one 3-poinier Erickson Ei each had 10 for)r thtl e SUvey le d th e w ay a t th e ; iie p la te fo r i s u h it oonly n four of 14 free knocklocked do^vn the flagsticks wit: Capital (19-5) and erasrossto^vn rival out of 12 attempts,attc B Br raves. th e G olden E ag les going f ngS-for-8. throws in th«the final 8:25, while pin-pcn-point iron shots and got fiviv e CSI plays Walla WallValla again MSU hit five c •e of six in the final 33 of his six birdies on putts froro m ^ . I to d a y a t noon. seconds afterter the Bengals were insideside 8 fe e t. forced to foul.ul- A ruimer-up n sue rimes in barel;ely S w ingleey moves pastp Buser• in Iditarodd Women's college^ Also in dcdouble figures for overter t^vo years on the tour, Duvaval Montana Stat>Ih big> nam es going into thehe Anvik at 9:48 a.m. Ali Alaska time. ster bisque,le, New] York steak and :ourse,” co he called to the cch( h e f .hvo free throws by HoUjoUy To^ai MIAMI - Gr ekend, setting the stage forra c Swingley, the 1995 c Greg Norinan, tiying 5 champion, creme bruloelic e ivith rasp b e rrie s. aifter ft polishing off appetizeriz e rs, • w ith 8:07 le ft in th e firstst h a lf. T h e fo r h is f o u r t h lential Sunday showdown fitfit- checked in at 11:17 a.i rth victory in eight a.m., staying As he ue,ate, Buser puzzled over soi:oup and a sorbet made witw ith :Bengals took a 28-17 leoc g for the first event in the lead, again years in the! Doral-RyiierI Open, ' "Sj' he four minutes — just: longlo enough what becameune of defending cham- AliU ask a w ildberries. ■ bn two Togiai free throwsows, at the ond David Du •week sprint toward theh e to d e clin e B i e r ’s invit; Ouval, trying tor his f;”:" ritarion. pion Jeff KingKin, of Denali Park. Asj Buser chowed down,vn, a 3K )2m ark. s te rs. Swingley was headi „ ^ , ■ first PGA Touour title, shircd the ' “ “ 'T aded for the “I passedid himI about a third of steteady stream of school childreJdren M ontana State (18-10)0) ffinished lead at 10-un lick Price was a stroke behindnd village of Grayling, 181? miles up the way out under 134 after 36 )ut of Iditarod. He fol- ap;ipproached the musher. TThe h e y ;th e h a lf w ith a 10-2 run,n, thtl e fin a l - holes; leaders at 9-under 135. Steveve the trail. The move v e would put lowed mee forf( a while," Buser ha

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BostcKton has dropped 16 of its serve at ZiirZimbabwe’s Bryon and Gugliotta w ent 1-for-lO in a first Jazz 95, Pistontons 88 nd se t a n A T P T o u r sp e ed recordord early in the founh quauaner before last 17 gamesTies. q, ; B lac k en rolUte u te to a quarterfinal as PI quarter that saw both teamsiscorc s SALTLAKECnr[TY - K arl Malone s P h ilippoussis w on 7-5,6-3. Jordan scored six poinlints in a 104 Rick Fox3x scoredj 25 points in the ju just 16 points, but he finishedid w ith tied his season highigh w t idi 41 points, run. The Bulls thenimainloincd e lifihaKonlmhiswaytoacarecr-high 30 3C points and 11 rebounds forfor the including 14 in thehe founhfi quarter; forthcCeldcs, w double-digit leads untintilthedos- 34pomtstori Wolves os they snapped a two-g>gam c as U tah defeated DDetr etroit ing seconds. losinglo: streak. John Stockton adcadded 16 points. S p u rs 10L05, R aptors 1 0 3 ,.Gugliotta went 7-for-13 fromim the induding a 3-pointerIter that broke an' Continued from G field over the final three quai enior guard ended an outstand H eat 10 8 , TORONTC>110 - Vernon Maxwell gj larters 88 all tie with 1:1212 remainingr and and made 14 of 19 free thrtirows. gave the Jazz the! leadlea for good aa ■ Kellogg on ThThursday, struggled lg ing career as he knocked in 22 tie d his scascsason high w idi 34 points, m 1 22 B ullets 1 0 5 , OT Minnesota outscored the NugJggets they won their fourtJ>unh stroi^t and ■ early as it fclfell behind by five. poinoints, the only player in double indudingsixsix in th e final 92 seconds, 45 ‘W= LA N D O V E R , Md d. . - T im co h e lp S a n , 45-17 over the final IS m inutes.s. their 13th in 15 gammes. es Brian Williamams hit a bomb and figujgures in either game, for a total an Antonio end a seven- otal Hardaway scorcd a cariarccr-hlgh4S game losinglg sistreak. p ' Grant Hill led DeDetroit with 29 O.J. HolUficld2ld canned two from off 424: points for the tournament,ent. points and Miami, after ter blowing a Cory Alexaexander scorcd 18 points Blazers 80, Mavericks3 6 9 points, 19 in the secondsec< half, but the charity’ stripe,st pulling the He[e fellf just shy of tying the statetate • 20-poini, fourth-quartc ter lead and • off the bendnch, Greg Anderson had PORTLAND, Ore. - Dallas’•’ uclvi turned the ball overov with one T ig e rs w ith in two t after the first recoicords for 3 pointers in a gameime getting a break on a cm T udal missed 14 a n d Vinnymy Del Negro m ade.a key road ro tour hit Portland, andH fhA tninute to play afterte r Stockton’s! go- period. a nnd d tournament, knocking down)wn free throw, beat WasI ishington Jn defensive playph to redeem himself Mavericks Mi failed to reach 70 ponottm ahead 3-pointer. ■ The sccondid quarteri was even six i X in one game and 10 for theth e 0%-crtimc. . a fte r raJssinging two fre e throw s w ith for *0* the second straight game. ^ Malone followed!d withv a basket worse for Jcrc erome who seemed tourlumament. The records, setf in Jamal Mashbum addeiie d 23 points, 5.4 sccondss HIci l Clifford' Robinson scored 12 ofol his Stockton madee twotw free throws unable to get 21 into its game. The 1995)9S, w ere seven and 12, including a IS-foot basci»linc jumper Marcus CambyCai had 21 and Walt 15 15 points in the third q u a rte r foror the for the final margin.n. w hich gave th e H e a t tl; Tigers finishedled the half shoodng the lead for Williams ISIS fori the Raptors, who Blazers, Bit who won th e irfifib in a . Jcrrm. good, 104-103 w th 2:55 Ii just 6-27 fromm thei field. Despite > left m over- lost their fifthfdi straight gam e. - to to match their longest winni n i ^ S uns 1 0 4 , King-n g s 87 iARWiI 11)11519.M g I ^ time. The Bullets pulled Jerom e’s pooror ]play, Emmett led JmnwlViUumi J"« UK 2.2 J 22. Ceuku J-] CU> 15, :^d to 106-105 strstreak of the season. »Bp»n J-IS 00 4 G. C4fO. 1-1 00 I 2. 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' a St. in B ig K contract with thele I F r a n d ^ o __ I P^B l->yho_lcd.. the_------O Sirk-said th e 4 9 e rs od< ------4 9 eis on F rid a y .— a d d e d .ft:------H in ■“ "KANSAScifl^ 49crs last sea- year to guard" Ray Brown’s ^ M o .'( a p 7-~ liiuB iy H ear^ who pos»a s ^ on a report- wn’s con- H Jc; First, it was Jacqueue Vaughn for I^ ^ ^ B son with 559 tract in order to makek c r; o o m H ■■jf c d m u ltiy ear d ^ wI w i ith th e Bengals n t top-ranked, relentk y a rd s. u n d e r th e cap. itless Kansas. av erag in g $ 1 3 milli(illion, ag reed to a , Then Raef LaFrentz.ntz. Then Paul **1 c a n “He is taking less monn o n e y . I signing bonus of560>600,000 and b a se ^ ^ B Pierce. B P ^ ^ sion using both know that for a fact,” Clark salary of 5200,000X) \vith^ the 49ers lark said. H Just when the players at the “And that's refreshing in1 thith is day le Jayhawks H |||||n forl997.Hegetsa5a 52 million pack- ' . ' ^ semed to be on thei e ^v ^ e o i Ios- ►-J# age in 1998. GarrisononHaxnt I time,” and age of ‘Show m me e t h e H jg in^ for the second titrifnA th isisea - M ariucci said, m oney."' "Pve played forir twor teams who “He’s certainlycei a threat. And a soQ, their three mo of the Seattle tcrbadccdi thethi CFL Eskimos. as a: it's ever been because I do sincc the Gamecocks ji Gooliby (5) during fint-half ACC! Seahaw ks, w ho m ay be ' be about to b e N ot so fast.fasi M oon said. like lij the way last season went,” league in 1992, and they t action Friday In Greensboro, N.C. purchased by billionain he aire Paul Allen. “I know>w thet role Fm coming to said. s£ dther No. 24 Georgta1 or Arkansas =-■ ------On Friday, Moonm iagreed to a Seattle to pi on Saturday. ------No. 0 play, but I wonS go into With Allen thinking stroniro n g ly lo. 8 Wake Forest 66,f S1.65 million, two-ye•year contract training ca “W e have won 19 ofif om-oi last 20, M en's colcollege basketball pjor ; camp with the precon- about al picking up his option to pur-p ^^B lorlda St. 65 with the Seahawks, spumingS] the ceived idealea ofi being a bacl^p,” he cl and that’s hard to believlieve, but it's ______chase the Seahawks fromn K e n . San Diego Clhargers anand his &iend, said. “Pm1 usedus to playing.” Bi true obviously," Foglerer said.s “I’m Chris Spoja hii GREENSBORO, N.C. - Tii Behring, the Seahawks nowrV havehz I had IS points and eight Dune coach Kevin Gilbride.Ge. Gilbride, who M oon’s dc convinced we're a very’giy good team, rebounds to I uncan scored 31 points an s d e d sio n to pick S e a ttle four fo significant free-agent signir to help Montana coach omhl . ^vas Moon’s offensive a ignings and I’ve held judgment:nt for quite • Blaine Toylor rabbcd 13 rebounds as Wak e coordinator in over Sann DE ie g o le f t f re e - a g e n t since sii th e ir 7-9 1996 se a so a Ior 10 his fifth 20-game • f ^ ! Houston for four season som etim e.” season in six yi orest began its bid for a thir sons, is the new • q u a rte rblack ac k D ave K rieg, timc defending champion Waicck c ih the ACC toum am ent, bbei eating the N E W Y O RRK K - Villanova fresh- F o ^ rest, a 6S-65 winner over Roridada 13thranked Tigers 7M 1I in FridaVs man Tim Thomlomas scored 21 points state ' quarterfinals. i and th rew a del Ite. The Tar Heels beat Virginialia defensive blanket over (18-12)-12) for the 30th time in the ln«=t The Terrapins' Keithjith Booth Providence hi ist D e s ie r v e s . : high scorer Austin 38 mcemeetings. added 19 points and sopsophomore Croshcrc asthe the Wildcats rallied to gu a rd Terrell Stokes a'‘carcareer-high defeat th e Friaria rs 73-63 in th e semifi- M a r r 17 in a matchup of two'tei•teams that nals of theBig Bij East tournam ent arquette 91, opened the season strongigbutsthig- b Friday night, No.1. 1lO'Clriclnnatl 79 gled late in their conferencence sched- The victoryy put p No. 21 Villanova sT ules. Maryland (21-9) camcime in hav- in. Saturday nij iT. L O U IS - C h ris C ra w fo rdrd ing lost three in a row annd d :seven of game agolnst ihi red 22 points and Marquettete de a season-high 13 3-pointers in 10, and a e m so n (21-9) had idropped sccond gom e be in ! between Georgetown « q31-79 i •; victory over No. 10 seven of 12. and Boston CiCollege. It will be 10 ViU anova's fifth dnnati in the Conference USA ifth appcarance m the tournarnament semifinals Friday No. 1 6 Iowa S ta tee 7: 2 , champioi^ipp game. g The Wildcats nightxt. ly " ’ : w n th e title m l Texas Tech 70 Morqlarquette (21-8), the fifth seed,d, le 10 of its first 12 attem pts from KANSAS.CnT, M o.-ID ed ric k No. 6 Kentiitu c k y 9 2 , m ■ Willoughlqr scored 28 points lint ran g e a n d finished 13-for-ZO. 0 The Gol ing the eventual winning fe'sS:frei “ 50 Golden Eagles will play another and No. 16 Iowa State h e ldId oioff Texas M EM PHIS,, Tenn.T< - Sbcth-ranked «-ran, N o rth Corolina-Charlotte Tech to edge th e R ed R aldeaden 72-70 wastcisted little time Friday 7), ^ 'in tho championship gome in a Big 12 postseason touroumament *“Sht in stoppingling its losing streak a t irday ivith an automatic bid to second-round gamo Friday. NCAA toumament going to the y. one- ier. Cory Carr’s 3-polnt atterttempt for Mercer:r scoreds 21 points as . T ech a t the b u s e r rim m edd ooi u t. th e W ildcats (28-4)(28 routed Auburn Oklshlahom a 55, 92-50 in the quarterfinalsqu of the kv O - C£ Southeastern1 ConferenceC touma- NO.. X1 8 C olorado 4 1 M ontana 81, W eberJr £DI, OO (ivg ^ s after losing to South KANiANSAS CITY. Mo. - Nate FLAGSTAFF, Aiiz. - Rya eM Ryan O lck Corolina. Enlmnann an scored 10 points during a had 16 points and nine re^ i ebounds in With sue minuinutes left in the first decisivislve sccond-half run and 23 m inutes Friday night osa MontanaW half. Kentuckyy led1. Auburn (16-15) Oklabo ; _ avenged a pair of regular- ahoma shut down Chaunceyy lar-season by 20 and was5 upU{ 47-25 a t interm is- Billupsips to i b e a t No. 18 Colorado 55- , losses to Weber State OT rout 'y XJUtingthe sion, the mostt pointsp^ th o W ildcats 41 inI thethe second round of the Big 12 ' W ild c a ts 81-56 in a Bi. z ■ Big Sky have scored inin thei first half this toumanjnament Friday night ‘Conference tournament semL^nufinaL y e ar ogainst a SECSEi opponent. Billup n ie Grinlies (20-10) led 3 llups, a sophomore guard who «1 39-26 a t K entucky ncc

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F l a ^Lwless la beaits Bos>ton I FORT MYERS:r s , Fla. (AP) - M ark Kotsay weiwent 5-for-5 and A stros 1 , Rei7ed3 0(ll) H R ick H ellin g pitchitc h e d fo u r shu to u t I PLANT CITY,:Y, Fla. - After being | ^ | innings Fridayy asa the Florida held hitless / Cincirmaci C pitchers Marlins remaineded undefeated by for 10 innings. HotHouston u se d two tin- beadng the Bostonto n R e d Sox S-1 in gles - the secondid at game-winning hit ^ 9 a split-squad game. by Russ Johnsonn -to- win in the 11th...... Tt w as th e firstst gomeg all spring Johnson, battlrttlng after aicadoff— j^ H the Marlins did notno score at least single by Bob AbrVbreu and a sacrifico ■ ■ buntlwI^sW ve six runs. Florida,a , W‘ th is spring, .'p* ^ ivero, singled to cen- I. - '; , -..T; te r off loser H eaoi won nine gamestos total during aor Carrasco. Morgan,n, mr aking h is s p r ^ spring training lasta s t ye ar. debut for CindnnInnati, pitched three Kotsay homered •ed in the third to innings and walkalked one. Rodney start the scoring i lg and singled in Bolton pitched threetlui hitless injiings, the fifth run in the fourth inning. Scott Sullivan,pillpitched one perfect ■ Tim Wakefield stats ta rte d fo r Boston inning and Midlichael Remlinger {HII a n d a llo w e d o nle e run r and three pitchcd nvohidessiess innings. K , 1 hies in three inning:ings. — - Brewers 01,L, Giants( 1 E iffjTO CHANDLER, , I, Ariz. - Jeromy v / . . Exhibitionn baseballb fAwjytr] Bunutz, who wentm t hid e ss in his first f i 14 spring at-bats, ■ ------— ts, went 3-for-3 with j tw o hom ers and foui-RBIs.foi . WM. Bumitz, who snajs ia p p ^ his skid with Phillies 11, . an infield single ogainstog Colorado on ’ ;-'V. Red Sox (ss)) 4A Wednesday, hitt anai inside-the-park homer off Kirk Ri CLEARWATER, Ructer in the first iR. Fla. - Bobby • • inning when centt EstalcUa hit a thrce-r inter fielder Danyl ce-run double and Hamilton tumbleded tiying to make a Mickey Morandini lini a three-run catch. He stayed di hom er during an cigh 1 dovm for a minute aght-run sixth. , ^ 1. . b u t stayed In theI game.ga HSm| Philadelphia trai!railed 4-1 In the > J . / B u rn itz a lsoI had h: a three-run sixth, then sent 11 batt batters to the plate " . {5# • ' h o m e r in th e fourth fo off Steve against loser JoeJ RosselliRi and Al Soderstrom . His replacement,rc] Todd Osuna. W inner Woyne ;yne Gomes redred . , Dunn, hit a nvo-rurrun h o m er off John three straight batters35 Iin the sixdi. Johnstone as theje Brewers1 capped ' P h ila d e lp h ia sistarter Curt ■ • - th e scoring with a four-runfc fifth: 'J l— '- Schilling struck ourur /five of hij first nine batters, thenen gave up Mo Athletics (ss)3)\ T7, Vaughn’s rwo-run singlesing in th e third T haT lgen:e«' vine# Coleman (29) li caughtht niteallng second bate during tha and Ju a n Williams’ sai .’sacrificcfly. fourth Innlinnln£ Friday, a* Lot Angelai shortiti'rtitop Qreg (lagne coven. ' Mariners (ss)J) 2 PHOENK-Geitleronimo Bcrroa hit tf|M » Pirates 6, Rangngera (ss) 1 rr t, I. “ three-run homei game-winning single off ner, and Oaklond M.rtn.p. BRADENTON. FIi i(ss)4,WhlteSox3 fi ” scored six runs inithefirstinnfaig th n e n hurier Randy Johnton had a rarau|h return to tha mound Friday. Fla. - Prob.ble Scanlan as New York rallie lay. opening-day starter Jon ASOTA, Fla. - Shortstop fi ledfor A’sstancr Steve:Wojodechow^»Ta W( JraLicbcrpildltd three runs in the ninth. three shutout inninjlings and Kevin luiUen’s fielding error led to H ''•T he forced to leave thepime pir after one pitch t Yankees tied the score on : Young aAd Dale S^-cumlunhom O T d tv,-o runsIS I] In third, and Matt Liwton , n M a tt whenhewas^N-ashitoi Luke’s sacrifice fly and Scott F it on die left shin by a I y-v Young's solo homnor er in tht founh foUowtdwd w ith ot>s-o-run homer. tPoses liner off die bat of D RBI single. • fDawSUve«rl.lhe I ( 1 inning off loser Duanijane Ward broke TwinsJ sta rte r Brad Radke pitchcd . , ball ricocheted intoo foulli te rrito o 'n ea r %f 3 hnson s5 Brian Boehringer won foi tmggless a scoreless tic. Youn;)uns then hit an tainidngs, allowing one run and for the , third base for a singingle. X-rays taken third time in three appeara RBI double and scoi ran e es after die game v.-ercKe negative. icored on KeI.h despite allowing a solo homi Osik’s sacrifice fly in T Belle hit an RBI groundout d! mer to Oakland's Markrk McGwire] drove' 1 inihe sixlh as , Ryan Thompson in the eighth P ittsburgh went aheadead JO in th e foulourth, Guillen singled in a • ‘'" “nd in his first run }fof thot spring, and an RBI single to David Howai J.X X Pittsburgh’s Kevin I he eighth and Mario Valdez vard in Rafael Boiimi^ ah 1 1 st stiniLt in Elstir went 1- '’'5 also singled home of sprinng the ninth. for-3 and has hit safelj ohomerintheninthoffDon “ a ru n in the first. his gam es this spring*“at£ g s°' "“ipv:Valdez’ third homer this Yankees starter David C one PEOR:ORIA, Ariz. (A P) - His ccntrol allowed two runs and four hi from m a iw fan s a t Peoriaia SSt ta d iu z ^ hits in P adres 10, Ani iwful and his pitching motion fourfo innings. Kansas City stt Uigels 0 ^ the M ariners’ spring] ttn r a i n i n g iloppy. H e tire d quick ly while Marilns (ss) 11, Chris Haney struck out six in"tS t ^™ .Ariz,-Ai-Andy A shby, who home. He waved to thethe crowa ‘ MELBOURNE. n!"-d“ Fl o! Range™!rs ( S 3 ) 7, innings, g allowing one run andidiree i had surgery Oct.;t. 22 to repair a in g fo u r runs in 12-3 innings, brieflv as he walkedd off o the I ^Vhite hit a grand slamlam against Jose TwlnS (S( S 3 ) 3 hits.hil slightly tom rotatoator cuff, pitched « hard)irdly seemed like Randy mounci, th e n h e a d e d to0 thith e d u S : Mesa that capped a st four hitless innings,igs. He had given ' Johnsonson was on the mmmf!, bouse. a seven-rxm sev- PORT• C]CHARLOTTE. Fla. - Ken enth inning. up two earned runs;ns and five hits in ' Johnscmson, the most intimidating Hill retireired 11 of 12 batters and Orioles 6, Braves 2 The 6-foot-lO Johnson)a isii 94-51 three innings ogalnslinst Seattle in his pitcherer iin baseball when healthy, Gary Sheffield’s tw(two-run double DeanPalmtImer hit a three-run horacr. this decade a n d h a s le d th e le ag u e WEST PALM BEACH. FlFla. - prc\ious spring startart struggled broke a 5-5 lie in1 thetl seventh. Palmersr 1homered after Damon - Rc sled throughout his short stint in strikeouts four times.ii. H£ e h ^ Rafael Palmiero hit a two-'o-run California didn’t't haveh a hit until Friday a Following an intenticntioaal walk to Buford beobeat out an infield hit off ho ly ogainst an Oakland split two strikeouts Friday. Moises Alou. White homer in the first off NLJL Cy the seventh, whenin Eddie: Murray squad. Tl te h it h is firs t s to n e r Scoi>cott Allred's leg and Ivan Yo L I h e a p p ea ra n ce in S e a ttle 's Johnson approached1 FFt r id a y ^ hom er of th e spring. Y oung Aw ard m n n e r Jo h n Sm^Imoltz, s in g le d o ff P e te Smith Si with two ij.5 losj Rodrigueis walked.\ Palmer also sin- wt loss was his first in a gome stan with business-like dete who gave up four hits in threeth outs. Murr&y, who10 leI ft B a ltim o re s in c e 1 dcteniiinji* Bobby Bonilla hitI hishi first hom er gled in thle e second.j inr back surgery last ^ innings. after the season ^0to sign with the tion. left-hander7squatt^ sq ' in a Florida uniformI forfot a 2-0 lead in R y a n RaRadmanovich hit a three- 1 m ber. ^ ^ 2 1 th e first. R alph Milliard Baltimore added four nms in the A ngels, had been 0-fo b e h in d th e mmim^d fofgi r a few ’* iard w ent 4-for-S run horocrO 'inij th e fifth for Minnesota. eighth e ij off Carl Schutz, two w t, despite ' ell that, fo r th e Marlins. w hen seconds beforei hishi: first ’ sccondsee baseman Ed Giavanola 1 'Uloo 7 Johnsonson felt something be [flM ^^en took a Florida starter Alcj a let a CubS 11, RockI. K i e s / ...... hnd m l» >k a d e e p ------allowed two hits and on 3 , D odgets 2 ------.^BF" u n d erg o thnjughJlis.Icgs.foi ^ssed since last Mny — U Big J F ^ y A aigh and- begani-the thi nexr — e b o r, and one each on B.J. ^Vas: ------MESATArii-Samammy Sosa home- hehadfu iimings. LAND, Fla. - R«d-hot rook- ^ i fun on a baseball fidd. '^ QQ IQ D ^ phase of his comebadiback. RBI grounder and Wady Almor red for die fifth timele inil six games and "Tm sc ie B ubba T ramr m ell keyed a two-run 1 starting to have fun now Tony Batista led of nm -scoring single. o n d M iguel Cairo’s)’s two-run triple because I doff ivith . Blue Jays 5, Carcardlnal3 4 \Z " S 'Jwith r ‘o an RBI double and keyed a seven-run, oghdi-inningeig rally se I realize rm feeling better, bloop single to center, then Scott ’ ' troit pitchers held Los m. as Chicago beat Colors iving more fun now because Spiezio and Jason Giambim b i e a c h DUNEDIN, Fla. -• DtDmitri Young Angeles sci scoreless over the (Inal M ets 4 , Expos 0 Cubs starter Stt jd /s responding,” Johnson walked on five pitches. hit a pair of two-runI hohomers for St. eight inning; S,e.e Trachsel ie s . J o s e Ings. PORT F ST. LUCIE. Fla. - P m six hits in three .s ^ d . “I _Ili hadn’t had fim baseball- Louis, but the CardinalInals lost when Willie B P e te allow ed fourruns ons Canseco followed with a twtv o-run Blair, obtained in a Harnisch Ha and Dave Mlicki eache; innings, and rookie R ince my last start" Tomas Perei hit a go-a50-ahcad single D e c e m b e r i s R am on T atis (1- double to right-center,:r , E] m l e 2r swap with San Diego, pitchcd pit' four innings and JoJ( h n 0) gave up a run in tw< nson, the AL Cy Young off Braden Looper in theth t seventh. allowed just twoinnings. Johnsc Young had a run-scoringg ggr ro im d - ^ t two hits over the mid- Olerud Ole hit a solo home run. MetsM Colorado starterter Kevin Ritz Award1 winner wi in 1995, w as l i m i ^ Young connectede d tw ic e off die th re e innings.inn star out and Brian Lesber hadi d aa n R H starters have pitched 21 consecuinidve pitchcd a scordcsst Inningin and then to ei^tIt startss last season bccause Woody Williams, who50 alloweda four Chan HoIo Park,1 in his first start of sco double. runs and five hits in four scoreless innings in their lastst six left the game becau:ause of the flu. of a hernemiated disc in his lower four innings. the spring,S, pitchedt foiu' innings for starts. star Johnson finally got out ofo fth th e f irR Chris Carpenter, w M ike D>-er and C itft:Ul Leskanic each back. HisHis last start was M ay 12, •.who has six thcDodgers,irs, fad n g th e minimum 12 Olerud 0 hom cred in th e three-i inning by getting Steve CojC ox o n B : . shutout innings this spr :e-nm pitchcd a scoreless5s iin n in g fo r th e w hen leh e lasted li just five innings. spring, got the batters. fourthfoui off Jose Paniagua. Tim Bo called third strike and inind d u c in g I win. But he allowed:d ffour nits in Bogar Rockies, but loser Ga;Garvin A lston (2- T h e lel add left-hander had surgery Brem Cotes to line hard to ^^iort^tro. ' tliree innings and was 1 a d d e d a s a c rific e fly a n d Pe«’e d ro 1) gave up six runs ininc o n e -d iird o n a n Sept. 12 tc as helped by a v __ i , ___ Grifol an RBI single. Shajvn Gilb 2 to rem ove th e bulging In th e second inning, eight^ t of< the : pair of double plays.5. MA ike Timlin Yanke&3es 5, Royals 4 “ ilben inning on six hits aiultiidthreewalks. inhisbad hit a run-scoring double in the s back and has spent this win­ first 10 pitches Johnsonan tht r e w got his first first save ofo f diet spring TAMPi^F e sev- Ja so n Bates h it atw^runhomera r V, F la .- J o r g e Posada hit a enth cntl off Barry Manuel. for th e Rockies. ing through rehabilitation were balls. H e got Dave Valle'alletofly . a n d th e ej e emotiotial stress of trying to center, walked Batistaa on fo u r t o r e t u m t 171 to the form that has made pitches a n d th e n stru c k o uut t SpiezioSj j • h im baseball’s a s e prem ier power to complete his stint Benes,I, JacksonI on bench: •in th e 1990s. i; Bench rejoinsi Ci.incy J worked harder this year I Tho AsMclated P re u th a n leever v c ] have. Last year was not E Cankees Ji™ aBowden said Friday. “Johnny’sy s H all o f Fam e a fun yeare a r in a n y asp e c t of m y life. C ppy Icntials and his successes as a Andy Benes and Dar New Yorl< owner J f s a Reds player I’ll put: thatth. behind me and look I Danny Jackson, two-fifths ^ us that link. We’re thrilled toh of the St. Louis Cardir Jeorge Steinbrenner ^ve u 0 have h im back fo rw a rdd to ti '97. Pm healthy,” he I •dinals’ projected starting (le organization, not only for the rotation, will be side 1 mlet et briefly Friday the expertise he said. “MyHy aj ttitu d e is b e tte r to w a rd F idelined for four to six w ith Igs to the front office buc for w ee k s. ^ith shortstop Derek for the on-field the gameime now than it was 2-3 Jeeter, te j whose contract •^owiiwledge he ivill pass on to pbyeilycrs throughout months ai B enes, w ho h a d b e e n s agp because I was still » n the likely opening day w dl be renew ed at a salary sete t byb th e team. organization." starter, strained a left Ingtogethealthy." I eft rib cage muscle pitch- The AL Rookie of the Yearu-rejected re a S450.000, inch, 49, is to be a special consonsultant to the son allowed th w hits ond • ing Thursday againstrt thetl Chicago White Sox one-year deal, asking for SSSO,SSO.OOO, U nder base- iral m anager. How ever, he alsow willv w o rk widi Jackson, hurt whilee pitchingp in his spring ball’s new labor agreem ent, the Yankees can pay hers in spring training and helpIp evaluate£ play. 1 three Friday. His pitches hi debut Tuesday, has an injured muscle on the him ns little as SISO.OOO. Je teer r willw not becom e cli- from 8 9 ^ m ph, b u t h e w as w ild fro m rig h t sid e of liis rib cagca g e. 1gible for arbitration imtil afterer thetl 1998 season. _ . 1 om the start Many of his w m m : "I'm not going to get intonto what we talked OnOllDies pitches,I, whichw induded 24 balls about,” Jeter said. “He explaini and 17 strikes,stri were way inside or P adres lained some things to Baltiltimore is taking offers fr wow OPBU me. We'll talk again and that';lai's all I’m going to Florid. several high.Heale also almost threw away a San Diego is rumortored to be talking with . say.” ; ida cities, but the team still111 is hoping to piScoffatte IslC- m akee Fort Lauderdale its perma attem pt at first Seattle, the Neiv Yorkk Mets^ and the New York Jeter hit .314 with 10 homers manent spring ■ns: lers and 78 RBIs last traininling home. back felt fine, he said, Yankees about a possiblebledealforjapanesepitch- season.: . c rH id e k i Irabu. “Lai.auderdale has been and comontinues to be he did have a little soreness “It's not going to be a distracitracnon,” Jeter said. our pr: The Chiba Lotte Mai principal priority,” Joe Foss,ss, the Orioles’ m ^lefthft hamstring. ilarines, Irabu’s team in “I can't worry about somethinging I have no control vice ci Japan, gave San Diego:go exclusive rights, but over." c chairman of business and1 fifinance, soid Mv mechanicsme were a little Friday. rusty,” h e s the pitcher says hele

N IT E D VBi ^ . T V STATBEWIDE ■ ' g A IR Y MlE I N K CAB!BLE > TELEVI | o f IDAH COVERiRAGE i l | O F T hB e iB o y % E x c lu s hIve Sponsoo r s o f. AI! r i R eal DlD a i r y ^ All IHSAAll Stat J t o u t ! ie07*N«fflMm p4 I ■ 1 Ite i m Tl)* Idaho C fn tarf : i S at. MarcircHBth !„• 1 TWIN FALLS C h a m p iiionship Ev i s so m e tim e s tJirec, to ' H the situation in Twin SS." }Falls, as far as the O u i tiff is som etim es dijj.i j / a d t . The peoplep ie I f future needs of the ^ .£ / , at both St.S t. 1 ■ church are concerned. O i a n ^ c a n a ls o b e be a u tifi ' I j i d a / l d Edward’s andn d b BT--H After consultation p . p e minutes that I followed vwith others, it seems G od has certainly Xjroded c For the first 15 min fa"ve“ t e ' “.J k ' they seemed flattered cclear that the com- G ; the girls around, the C a t h o lic d i u n J i b rfo re , anc.n d ^ ' € \ ' e >ng part in1 a iVe ta lk e d , w e la u g h e d , pplete renovation of St. by the attention. We ... , two-year state-te- ivanted to know why I EEdward’s is not a prac- e v e r y in d ic a tio n t h a t he kI'tU v / ^ 'O r i' wide Vitality I we teased. They war:m, and I told them it tical ti solution. This is I was following them, 5 the hall monitor and due d to the m ajor costs m t h ti s i n th e fu t u r e . / \ s a ^ -:: ; was because I was tJi ra ™ c h jd “ .!.e' ■ ones out in the hall. associated a with such a / I they were the only on / a w a z i 'a m th a tp e o p le z&;■ r a n t a summer of : in the gym, / can go project, P as quantified , j “If you go back in ,. 1995 by the nd we’ll all be happy," iiin the thorough engi- 'jeautifulplace in ^hichto '^ &; 'o r s /u p . diocese in back in the gym, and n [ I said, sm ilin g . sr idea: they retreated d Ly zi-e zrork toother, that ^^ ii iU k c o m e ^ j . They had a better i n . O f c o u rs e , I d id n ’t addition, ai and impor­ H, to- th e la d ie s ’ ro o m . ' possible in Tzi'in FallsIls .' one of many \ But I did wait in the tantly tz when one real­ JO follow them inside. Bi being conduct­ct- )king their heads out, izes that there may e d a m o n g ‘ hall. They kept pokirla d tir e d o f W aitin g fo r oionly be one major le I looking to see if I had jh Catholics lutes or so, they tired P:parish in the area, St. -F a th e r Robb>D N eller, throughout the S ; them. After 10 minuti 5 tir e . E d w a r d ’s p r e s e n t > of w aitin g f o r m e t o tii priest at St. E(idw ards counny, church to stay out there all facility is not in the leaders have f i “Are you going to right location, nor will ------ringleader, wanted to *^1 ------been attempt­)t- lie n ig h t? " M o lly , th e rin it be adequate in sire uj know. ing to obtain you’re in there,’’ I told ' to accommodate the potentiaItial growth informationn to help them meet chal- ;; "Only as long as you of the area.” lenges brouglight on by priest shortages, »a h e r, still s m ilin g . !S, MTtMm y said. “This is boring ^ The present building usedd bby the St. population1 shiftss and growth of layly Fr. Rob Keller stanilt Insldi a- “Go awayl” Molly SI wide the SL EdwarrJ’s Catholic ChiChurch building which w as built In Edward’s congregation was?as built in participation« in the church, ;ln ■d •, inhere.", 1 9 2 L Its future Is now In question( a s the DIoceso of Bo!s out here, too," I said. ^ISZluit a cost flf 593,000, accciccording to Loucks sa:said the congregation at o!»e considers building a new churc:hurch w r’,' ■ ‘^Vell, it’s boring oil a t to aceemmodato the growlrowth In the Twin Falls area. • ss bored at home.” church records. The cost of' reirenovating Guadalupee has been looking for Jt ' “Maybe you’d be less 1 the bait. Instead, she th e b u ild in g , lo c a te d a t 161i SLSixth Ave. land to buillild on for more than a p Molly didn’t take thi “ expand the grades nad dash to the dark E.. is estimated at more thanhan Sl mil- year. ss through high Mar\irvin Barnes, bUsincss admiid m inis- c r : ------le d -th e g irls o n 'a m ac lion, K e lle r said. school. building, where they “We needi tot find the r i^ t location, t r a t or r iat St. Edward’s, said thele actuac - side of the church bui 'jl Brown wrote to the in a game of hide ‘n’ ' ^Located at 630 Falls A\Ave., the especially to:o r e lo c a te th e sc h o o l," h e he priests, “I ask • al datete of building will dependi d oo n a h I . , tried to engage me in that you both work c this, because the girls Guadalupe facility datesIS 1back to said. k cooperatively "site locationlc and the raisingi n g o f t ■ ' seek. I didn’t mind this together to organize a g / and they were actu- 1980. The parociichial school is currently a group of profes- funds, h were out of the way ai y sionals to assist you in ii So I just wandered *People living nonh of Filerler Avenue located at St;St Edw ard’s and has an in identifying suit- The; needr for more adequate parkmarking e ally being quiet. So able available locations hoping to keep them f.”attend the Guadalupe churchirch. Those enrollment ofo 150 students, kinder- ons in the proper for botl)th tlie school and church will b e n around in the area, hoj geographic location an' y for as long as possi- living so u th o f F ile r A v e n u e: woworship at ganen throug]Igh sixth grade, and of sufficient an impciponant factor in deciding wwhi here , size to serve the needs o: B silently hidden away f( St. E d w a rd ’s. “The schooool is a bi-parish school, is of the communi- to locatiate the new building. 1- . ble. ’ ty ." tint that Linda, the Guadalupe serves 207 famiimilies. St. with both chuilurches financially support- T h eJ cdiocese’s initial plans will.vill b e I i It was at this poini Brown announced tha etest of the group, E d w ard ’s se rv e s a b o u t LOOOI faifamilies. ing it," Loucks:ks e x p la in e d . that both congre- shared?d with members of thele t tw o gations will begin a w youngest and quietet s o rry fo r m e . "Some people might thinkik ithat, by Keller notoi a well-organized Twin Falls congregationsIS o n ;ed that there is a need to0 fund-raising campaign. t decided that she felthey’re so hiding,” she _ n- S u n day. a y 1 ■ “I know where the’n, r i l sh o w y o u i” J ! whispered. “Come on,Tm I sure I can ...” I “It’s OK!” I said, “rm she said excitedly as I I 5 j "There they are!” amedsh( and ran down t the other girls scream Local paste>r sharres mi f th e hall. ission IS I staned after her , goals ■ “Thanks,” I ?aid as I iy Donlse Turner “So where are they ^ ^ “ and who now heads up > j screaming friends. “S( ittntImoa-Nawa wrftar ______an Assembly of God going now ?" e said. ‘T m going to mission in the countiy. „ Conference speakere r a “ril show you!" she s n o w o n !" ”TWIN FALLS - On Easter S ■n» First Assembly of God ChurchChin of tWn Feiis )vin w j* off sc b e on yo u r s id e f ro m no i The Communist gov- Southern Idaho District Coundl )ng to catch up, and ’astor Ted Britain will celebn:b r a t c th e Annual Conforenco vdth scivenjveml Bvents. ail open lo tho pobDc. It didn’t take us long ‘ ernment of Vietnam ased to see us. They esurrection by flying to Vietnamlam to cel- v' q □ B rii Oen. Robbifon RisnerB w l 0 Chrlstlari who spent 7ssembly of God Church of T ^ r three evenlrjg servlcos ofthehe aannual conferwco, sot for 7 prii.n.Mareh'24-26. I vhole tim e.” ■win F a lls , e x p la in e d . He e said ; the denomination “He’s been nice the whoMolly said. "We’ll e’s ® also the Assembly of God’s evenhasachur lutii in Vietnam, which is Anyocw wlw'w antt to make do :“Shut up, Linda,” Mi S oouthern u Idaho District Missions Mi: highly unusual, B doMttons to the Assemtily bf GedJ nmission worf( In Vietnam may do1 •get you la te r .” 'irector. It’s a district where his c so through vho won’t respond to k ‘I grew up in the'Assemblyj l y o f G o d .R i s n e r is alscIso th e fir s t liv in g rcjcipient of ? And what is to ou to* , who persecute you, butbu I cotildn’t do that. H ness or mild threats? A urch," said Risner in a phone inteinterviewon the Air Forcece’s highest award, the Ait y e a r-o ld w h o is n ’t , I asked the Lord abouix>ut ir, a n d ,it \sras lik e H becomc of a tim id 10-yeo esday from his home in Austin,n, Texas.T “I Cross, wwhich he received twice. He 1 - just in having sbmeone said, ‘Prayy frfor his soul, not for P I re b ^ a Christian sincc I wasas 11] years received 6165 other awards and decora- •interested in defiance - ■ h im .’ " , I rie n d s ? ______old."L" ■ i.k... ■■ tions, includinging the Distinguished Service . M e d a l, th re«■ee d i s t i n g u i s h e d F ly inng g Risnerobeyed,andfor1 forgave. > lano! w riter. I fst’s l been a long way from there, to here.h Crosses, the Br : Joseph Walker is a frce-lai Bronze Star M th V for valor,!or, “ I e v e n p ray e d for tl; Brig. Qen, Robinson Risner lisner completed 33 years of r the soul of the ^vorst of distin- two Silver Stn!tars, eight A ir Medals andn d to r tu re r ," h e said. F a K l i ^ him through war

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■ Blaack ‘Je;^sus’ riLles towm — ——C hlU i R G H N Esw s—— ' TheWtthlnglooPc Marriage Conference is i B ; ' j ^ B Cost is S7.50 for l/laffln to sin g a t ii s planned for a black actor. for adults arid S325 for .April 4-6 at the Boisefisc Red Lion 14M 9 • Ji-'- ■ ■; children 12 and cd that when they i y 3 ? j ^ - md under. Steve Wilson I | n ‘ Riverside H o te l ■ 1 will speak. He' Jnited IV Iethodlst saw a &-foot-S5 AfricanA American ra f --- Ie will also speak at 11 ' T h e c o n fe rc n c c cov anany couple, B i ^ B B N ev a d a Discri> Donations will be The conference offersfers a money- Je su s), and onene \voice mail death rem ain schcdulciuled for II ajn. accep: cepted, and proceeds ivill b e useded back guarantee. Forr mt m o re infor- th re a t th a t was ipromptly turned ^ The UU fdiotllowship, fou n d ed in for ih. r the building fund and ministry.ry. mation or to recciveE a brochure o v e r to th e policelice a n d th e F B I 1993, h a d be enin meetingi since 1994 Home }me-baked pics will be available)Ie about early registrartration and Followed — pr a t The W hite HouseHe on Blue Lakes forpu - predictably, given r purchase. group discounts, callill 1Troy and Boulevard Norforth. Recent atten- that this aginglg industriali town Lori Clements at 734-730 d ance g a in s an< •7309,Lcland lies just acrossa tlthe Hudson from and plans for future I |n{ 5 and Peggy Cantrell at (: growth promptec nited M ethodists at (208) 888- M a n h aito n —• 1^by m o re p re ss a n d )ted the move, accord- 0013 o r FamilyLife ac 1 ing 10 fellow shi Qt I-8 OO-999. TV coverage th^:han the struggling- : ship President Trish n ia i 8663. Ball. I h e fdlowslrwship now has nearly lan Irish dinner but-striving thet h e a t e r h a s e v e r . 'v;; 30 members ama n d n e a rly a s m a n y ' KIMKIMBERLY - The annual Irish encountered. sh The Tima-Ncws wdcomixmcs news of ^ il g g M C T B friends, wich sotrsome congregants dri- beefcf stew st dinner will be h d d from 5 h/il 5 church events. Send infon “VVe're in thithe middle of a iform ation to ving from as far■ar away as th e Wood to 7:307:30 p.m. Friday at the Kimberly media blitz,” says ly Ellen Thomason, The TinTimcs-News, ays the Rev. Kevin - RiverValley. • U nlited ite Methodist Church, 205 >r Detl Amaz Giles Is playing Jesus C '5 P.O. Box 548. Twin Falls,:, ID 83303, or Ashe, the formetner parish priest JS Christ In a Passion Play at thei ParkF The fcllowshiiihip will continue its MadiscidisonSt. E Joey Bryant, The Tima-NeivNews Burley who serves as the center's execu- TneaterIter Perfofrnlng Arts Center In Unionlion City, N J., wtilch has resultedd IIn some schedule of hav.laving services, reli- rhe The homemade stew will be 'c Bureau. 325 1/2 E. Fift,Fifth Si. N , tiv e d ire a o r. ticketit cancellationsc and even death thre. gious educationon and a nursery on cookeciked in a Dutch oven. Take-outs threats. ts Burley. ID 83318. Dcadlindline is noon M e a n w h ileJ, , tth e . m a n n o w the sccond andid fourth( Sundays of will1 bebi available, Games, a cake ■c r/iurit/oy/orpub/jcatjo)uion on tbe known in tabloi( people involved) are of vari- September through walk iloid headlines as 8®^ P®® chest. And my head out.t o t th e S=) Ik and a silent auction arec Safurrfayre/ijionFO^c, “black.Jcsus”" —- a 3 4 -y e a r-o ld Dthnic backgrounds: There’s sa n d . I thought th is w as de;le a d and actor/m odeiycl/subslitute isian American Herodias, a over in th e’60s.” teacher/stunt zna no Pontius Pilate, several man/Air Narional Launo It ^ an upsetting andid sober- Guardsman/cocnr}mmunity college Africanam A m erican hig h priests. C hurcrch will — in g situ atio n —• b u t no t wn it th o u t a — MissrlO N A RY — student and comir'inmitted Christian Near!arly all are volunteers, c e r t^ silver-lining factor,ir. In th e 1 ^ , named Desi Amcjnaz Giles — has thoughgh th e few un io n acto rs g e t a ensuing media hubbub, th nVIN FALLS - Elder Gary begun answeringing his constantly tnmspojportation stipend of about ater heard from dergy ant let WIIitches ™ Thomiomas Wight has been callcd to 'he Times- r in g in g p h o n e wwith a cheery, buckic k s a perform ance, o rd in a ry follcs praisin g its • serve ts color- •ve a two-year mission for the N ewus s uu>cicornc; “Des Central.”.” 1He also has a t selected Giles for the lead b lin d casting. urch of Jesus Christ of Latter-r ' w n c w•IS j 01o f chureii m e ssa g e for hiss nop-fans:nc “To all t)ecause ^ “he auditioned bril- Among the pros, perhaps s e t s e i jrvices / Saints in the Texas Fort Worth f C W m isssionaries. s io ^^B those who apposeDse th e id e a o f m e ' liMly. tly I. thought. T h is m a n c an Missioi opportunity for self-exac a m in a - ssion. H e will speak in sacram ent d information playing Christ — 1I love you any- reallyly communicate these tio n . eting a t 12:30 p.m. Sunday a t chele II . Ellen w ay.” w ords.’s.’ . . . C O N C O R D ,, NN.H. (AP) — For Twin I ' ^ “For all Christians, thi in Falls 11th Ward chapel, 8477 Thom'mason, a: 'The Union City waswas multicultural t a® few theatergoers — and I Cathedral of the Eastlaritland D rive N, and will e n ter the season where we look atat'our"*ai our Pines^9 war memc c ^ ^ Timcs-Ncs-News, P.O. b e fo re th e te rm1 w:was in vogue. In probabl;ibly a few non-tiieatergoers selves and where we’re im orial a n d c h a p e l Missioiaion Training Center in Provo, B o x■ 548, 54 Tiein e going has been usedI asa; a place of wor- Utah, 1915, the parishiishioners of Holy ok “ exception. Christ, after with our lives,” Ashe ih, Wednesday. Refreshments s, ID 83303, tn ship by membenters of all religions. i be served from 3:30 to'630 p jn . Family Church1 whowl first staged hasas so often been depicted, “Im agine someone goii t S Koey Bryant. iday at the Wight home, 530 ^^B the Passion playay were German probablably inaccurately, as pale n m ? II ‘in c lu d e w itc h e s Sunda; 0 JTic T inim a-N ew s Heaven, finally getting to EastlanUand D rive N. imm igrants, envenvisioning the and fair-iiir-haired. thnTjf,! and pagans, too. Burley Buraju, 325 1/2 E. Fifth St. Jesus, ond discovering th Wght graduated from Twin Falls grandeur of Obc yoman placing a reservation After a two-ye:year fight, trustees s N., Burley, ID 83318. DetD eadline is Dberammergau. ^ "'o'’ looks like an African Ame h Sdiool in 1996. He is th e son Now, the city is 1: ified, “I want to sec the i wican. of‘ihe nondenoni■ominational cathe- ‘7*^.,, n noon Thursday fo r publicaticcation on is largely Latino. spcicifu Is that person going to ded Bill and Judy Wight of Twin Buc th e 50 localJ aiaaors who'per- white: actor;ac I don’t want to see ( dral have agrc;reed to allow a n Saturday n^i^on pose. go somewhere else? Maybi/be this \viichcs’ coven to is. ^—.— form .tbc-playy oon weekends 'he blac'lack thing.” That. Hafen iis the time to prepare-our: 1 to hold services a t ______irse lv es th e h illto p sh rin e (th e re a re two cast:asts, the better to “pulled “P^ my heart out of my 1for that dedsion.” “The Cath. edral will be "ontrovers^>y mges ovver open to people y ‘m of all faiths,” \ / n R e l iigion i grrapples ; with C a t h e d r a l said William V Vatican’sd ru I Strickland, the Liling on se>ex tisill be open' c h a p e l ’ s ThoLoji Los Angeles Tlmw______church at odds with1 re:religious • lawyer. ^— r x | * t o p e o p l e o f leaders who want to uph'uphold-the I conc The high Fronrom the offices of His; h ig h e st m o ral sta n d ardIs: s: cept o f priestess of the Holines 'man-as all fa ith .' iness, J o h n P a u l U, com es th e s-creatc ! This week in Chicago, go, priests AppleMoon latest jst message for divorced1 and members of the lailaity Will H ttntght-filddof Hews Ser Coven, Diane Catholi SeMco______a u th o rereda d new translation of the tthrough biblical and sdentil loIics: no sex in a n y new rela- take steps toward closirosing (hat itificlit- iTPii- Des Rochers of tionshij B o o k of o f Genesis: “It's a great, e ra tu rc . Boyle raised th e po;possibu- -william ; ship, e v e n a new m arriage. gap as they gather fortr t^the first Imagine that yc * Groton, Mass., The j t you’re alive a hopefulul statement. When man ity i that human cloning n 1C statem ent came from the meeting of Catholic CoC o m m o n , 'd e c a d e o r t^vo fromom now . Im agine s t a n s cr< ; might Strickland,^ called' the Vaticarlean’s Pontifical Council for creating human beings in someday s result in the creatiation of ’ I Ground Initiative, a projeroject pro- th a t y o u d e d d e to c trustees’ ded- the Fan to done youisdf. his ownvn image, you’re into a “a “ monster ... something t Fam ily la s t w eek a n ^ aro u n d posed by Chicago’s CaC a r d in a l Imagine that your ; that's attorney forr sion< “extreme- tlie wor )ur clone shares whole differentdif baUgame.” almost a like us, but not qu: world, hearts sank. Joseph Bem ardin befo'e f o r e 'h i s n o t ju s t y o u r DNA, I 1 ly a p p r o p r i- In Lc IA, b u t yo u r soul. T im Morgan,Me associate editor of because b we left out onel“hTng: t: Cathedral J I Los Angeles, a divorced d e a th in N ovem ber. . T h e n w h at? C an yc ate.” Cathol 1 your clone sin Christiani^ ty Today, joked that the W\ h a t’s m issing m ight b e m« holic woman engaged to Divorce is not the most ost: heated fo r you? J T h e c a th e - re m a rrj m agazineine's editorial staff spent It Ii might be physical. It migl of the Pines a n y fre tte d durin g a physical issue dividing the church,rch, but it F a c e d w ith this ti week’s sometime - dral and gar- therapyapy sessio n . H e r biofcedback im e M onday trying to figure some$ characteristic that m a k e s < may well be the most sendensitive. ■ announcement thath a t a dens in the machimhine w e n t hayw ire. us human, like free w i l l . , s Catholic teaching holdlolds that Scottish embryologilogist - southwestern In Arlington,Ar Va., a Catholic - - - I And it might even bete miss- New Hampshire ti marriage is a sacramentn t b l c ^ d has cloned a shec] e town of Rindge man ddiv iv o rw d m o re th a n 20 ye ars ing bccause pf a sererew-up are visited by aboi by God — a holy coventu:n’here Americans Dallas - from all quarters, acc IS — “Another wacky exam- div o rce pro ceed in g s. ■ human beings. iccord- fought. p ie aboiibout Catholic rules of sex . While many parishes nnov o w offer ihcir ~ Pincas Lipner,Li d<^n of the Insdci Pierre The controversy;rsy began when_ and mat ■ Arthe eorc of thei marriage” = io.Edinburgh,.-- -counseling programs forirseparat-” se " ■ concerns is this qua Loman- “Des Rochers souj3ught' tp lise the Scotlancland — “One must remem- 1^ for Jcmsh MedicJical E ^ics in San Francisicisco Catholic Diocese of ed and divorced membersers of the H tion: Will manbecrc jf San open-air site in 1991995 to perform a ber this: ______Jo se , Calif. his is relig io n , so se n se is tlie congregation, divorced CatC atholics ■ atcd in the image;e o of pagan weddinging, and the first thi DuMaine, who thing out the window” __ ore not supposed to receiviceive the m a n , r a t h e r th a n ii ' has Cathedral turned‘d herI down. Des early re n in served on the sdence ' responses amounted to a consecrated bread andd wi w in e o f :e and Rochers filed aI ccc o m p la in t w ith long, un$ th e im a g e of God?* out howt totc respond to the doning hi u n g u a rd e d giggle, Communion, central to theth e M ass. human values committee of the the state Hutluman Rights But fo Yes, the “man-pli-playing-God” announceicement. And “someone National N Conference of Catl t for m ost of this country’s • That's because, accordingng tto offi- dilemma has been Itholic Commission, 60 m ^ o en around for said, ‘Chrihristians should embrace Bishops, Bi said he hoped illion Catholics, Vatican pro* dal church teachings, divcSvorced so m e tim e now. In vi d the In response, thetht Cathedral’s nouncer n vitro fertiliza- cloning,!, bt e c a u s e i t g iv e s th e m cloning cl debate would awa icements are no laughing Catholics who remarry/ wi w ith o u t tion is a fact of life, vaken trustees revised theirth by-laivs to matter, ife. The media anotheranangle on evangelism.’” people pc to the broader Cath an annulm ent are livingr in g in a have reported on a i itholic say the memorialial was founded In rec I a m o th e r w h o In fa ct, t, Morgan I said, “We were p^pective pe on procreation. 1 recent years, increasingly state of sin. gave birth to obtain L :^ e upon a belief in “God“G Almighty’” vocal cr ain compatible all takenin aback” by the moral birth bi conrrol and abort 1 groups of Catholics have B u t in th e p riv a c y o f: thnal con- case, a daughter tal 3n” in But in a prelimiiminary opinion priests, f talked of con- Boyle, aI fo fo rm e r D om inican p rie s t the t h God-given procreai ■s, female priests, homosex- cerns with a priest, manyla n y now ■ ceiv in g a child in ordc io ti v e la st N o vem ber, om n e h u m a n rig lits u a l u n io )rd e r to a b o n it w h o is senior se r vice president of pro pr ce ss, h e said. O nly it w ouli nions and civil divorce as , receive advice contraryy tc t o offi- and obtain fetal bra uid be commissioner fouiound the.cathe- the recoj b ra in tis s u e to th e P a ri k R R id g e C c n te r th in k ta n k “ “ th ti e ultim ate step.” ^cognized termination of a d a l ch u rc h teachings. help treat her fathei dral was a w ar menlemorial open to marriage ther, sick with in Chicago,igo. But others hold to the ai age a re ho t-b u tto n to p ic s on “After my separation,” rrec alls Parkinson’s argu- the public, not: a a church, and a long li e. Boyle saidso the issue is one of m m« ent that all technology is es. g list of disputes. Clergy the Los Angeles divorcee,c e e , w ho But cloning humai esMn- could not legallyly discriminate who ope man beings — degree:H Ho o w m uch m e n d in g sh a ll tially tic neutral. Human cloni apenly defend changes in spoke on condition of anoiononym i- th e ve ry ID EA o f it — m in g , ag ain st th e w itches, , th e s e ar< t —fcelsliJcea , men ondd women\ do? Are they like lik any technology, ipight areas have been silenced ty,- “I did not recr e c e i v e leap into a brave n ht be The case wass sets for a full orcvenc c new world. jumping; inii too far with animal , used usi barbarously, or to ben :n c u t o ff from church m em - Comihunion for a longl g t tim e , Many sdentists cauti s n e fit h e arin g , b u t d ie CathedralCai dedd- bership. mtion that the cloning?? HumanI cloning? Will hu hu m a n ity . ip- Finally I talked to a priesrie s t. H e technology is remot e d to se ttle in steaid d . “ I n o r note and may life becomeim e a m e re pro d u ct? ' “ T h e n a m e o f th e g a m e i; one sense it’s nothing said, ‘You have punishede d y• o u r- : is to Des Rochersrs said the new,” s never be mastered.I. Y et d ie p u b - “I t's greare a t th a t D olly’s aro u n d ,” teach tez morality, rdigion, cthii ’ says Father Thomas self long enough. RecR e c e iv e hies, ’ Cadiedral’s trusteetees made their Rausch, < ' lie discussion overr ththe past two he said,, referringn to the now- sai :h, diairm on of the theolo- Communion every Sunday, said Rabbi Pincas Dpner, didcjan dedsion after learningle; more gy dep ia y . G od days has been tingelged with the famous cloneddo; sheep. He repeat- of of .the Institute for Jew lepartment at Loyola h a s fo rg iv en yo u .’” !wisU about the witches’ics’ nature-cen- Marymoi fear that the fundamcunental mean- . cd scientintists’ hopes that the M Me edical Ethics in San Fnmd; mount University in Los She does not plan ti asco. tered religion — whichwl does not Angeles.' 1 to . go ing of being humanm willv diange doning ofof mammals,i like cattle, “A es. “T h e sta te m e n t upholds “And if you do tha^ our hopi>pe is indude any Satanic through the aimulment: prcp ro c e ss in th e not-tooK iistantnt fifuture. willre^tL nic dements — thepositiiisition o f th e V atican on th e It in higher production of you yoi can influence dvilizationin for and public pressui even though she is engageja g ed '-to Even for many nonnon*b(ilievers, /m ilk, as w sure, induding sacredneIness of marriage. If any- I well as drugs to help the the good. We b^eve in the s

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Lion New York, ; and formed There, theyy anda their descen- ) with an unusoally keensn That would be thehe ashes,i or A m e ric a ’s fir s t J e c Je w is h congrcga- dants worshi]hiped In rented iderstanding of the option hehe remains — cremains,s, inir the jar- isues • tion. space in lower ] ventually embraced. Springer,;r, gon of the trade. Andnd ieven fire ps- It D e s c e n d e d fro: from survivors of 1730, when the:hey turned an old \ ”is executive director of theKe has its limitations.s. E Expertly uplc. the Spanish Inqi nquisition, these h n fllU grist mill intoto a synagogue — remation Association of Northth processed, the ordinannary human "8 or pioneer Americo ican Jews callcd ■ . y S S m M A the first inn ithe American merica, based in Chicago. is rcduced to fivee t-cerj-one. ifor. Meanwhile, thethe congregation court, has worshi•shiped at Shearith weighlighed what you can do in a “It can be soul-shalshaking to lurc ■ ~ whose memberbers have Indud- Israel for 30) years.y< A nother nnanent, meaningless place."■ spill out all that isi mcmortal of and ed a U.S. Supreme:m e C o u rt justice, m e m b e r of th e5 congregationcc was "^ cemetery,« he meant. someone you have knok now n a n d and three founders of the New York Lazarus, who pennedpe the lines And^ d so, when he dies, some ofif lo v e d .” a S w a n P o inIt t bibrochure land Stock Exchangei andai poet Emma on the base of the Statue of aprin,ringer’s ashes will be seat­ cautions, “and one shouihould real- 888- Lazarus—continuinues to welcome Liberty: “Give'e mei your tired. J^^ed^ed across the blue waters of ize how much they arcre a— ------re lig io u s c e re m oitly, Martin E. Dugan Jr.. jn Most often, Indiadians get per- God," heesaid. s . ai an eagle will be used1 ;and tional rights,s, applauded executi . m its to obtain feathersfe< and “We sti]still believe the eagle is re utive vice president of requiring certification by a reli-: Parker’s decision.n. ■ S w a n m______al . body parts from aI fefederal repos- a very po\ n Point Cemetery in I— powerful bird. Even just gious gi elder are not the; bestt The eagle now i is . itory set up to takeke in carcasses to see one w is listed as a Provideidence, R.I.„ which oper- me gives us a blessing,” ways wi for the government toopro- ; threatened spec from eagles electjictrocuted by he said in }ccies, a step ates aa busyb crematory, sat in i n a te le p h o n e 'in te r v ie w tect tci ea^es, the judge ruled.d. above the endangt ;d power lines, hit byjy {automobiles from tribe ngered listing it his ifficeoffi and talked about ibal headquarters. “But “Native Americans will1 still■ once had. it I Evan^ .gnatius of Antioch I gelical asssociatior n calls orn churchiles I ^'ortl)rthodox Mission G o s p e l M e e t i n h;n tnoveJ to ihcir new r i N G cliureh home at: , w i t h K e n t B a i[LEY l e 5 topro^w ide job! 1830 AJilison Avc. E. M arch 16-19, 1999 9 7 )s to peoppie takern off wel]Ifare wnF.illj, ID»73-}-3664 T|-icm c:'Do YoCi Known o w ^Wha^ The Bible Tcachc I Fr.7 . PPliillip Nixon; Priot ichM ? ** Tlie Ortando Sentinel = care and income! a:assistance will jl Jiipn;; FiiiiA in ii C/iimji'iy; W'uiiJ" II ------W e have longmaintainedtJu.'that m any govenim etit ______likely_be an increar e a ^ e jn ,h u n g e r .._ l a I- ORLANDOi -Fla.■ lav ------T h e - - ...... incliturg^’T...... — prv^'n is, '^hi/emcetingi and hopelessnessi inm many of our e . National Associttciation of 'ig i m n ie d ia te n ^ l s , , V»,it IC:CO.rm. • nil&iciiOuiUOTdittndlH communities." fl 3 Evangelicals voted:d ITuesday to acttialiy weakenfam ilies, idestroy initiative, But David Williilliams, of Ft. • I Mat e ask every church congongregation in klntins:^ 7^!^ W.Jn«doy: WkUomiiMwovotdMdbaplw, W orth, Texas, cha! ,f America to provideB “productive, a n d trap people’ in poverty.' h a llc n g e d t h a t II SunJ.iy*ai assumption from jdim o, i, stable work" to at least one m the floor of II Swidoy 016:00, hJS j ihrou^ the convention inn aan unsuccess- | Great \ [. u n e m p lo y e d p e rsson o n removed K Vespers: J X Widiiiiay el 7pm. Pl«w twin and U mili■illiwfw w ful effort to amcncend th e reso lu - li SitiinJ.iv»a ttllDnol i from the welfare rollsdUs by legisla- - A Federal wewelfare reform resolutior3 n , tio n . t d v e refo rm . . Williams, who re; le c.ill icnarviini: oilier >cr\icci Jerom e Church of Chri J “UnlcM the churchch comes in a • titled ‘Heedir re p r e s e n ts th e II Christ ding the Call ofthe Poor. Conservative Con nndini)ulr>’claun.) ^ ______513 South Budionon dramatic way to thee aaid of these ______Congregational ___ . Christian Conferenceice, a denom ina- 1. people, there will be<5 a great deal tion representing 40,00040,1 members c of hunger, sufferinglg iand pain,’; (]„, Umits ts lifetime benefits to poverty,” pov according to the resc(solu- a n d 250 churches, saidsail la ter h e did . said Bishop B.E. Undlnderwood, of five years. . s, cuts off food stamps tion, tior entitled “Heeding the C oll n o t believe th e impacpact on the poor / . the International .■’^“'“Pc “stal . afterthrei ree months to unem- of ofti th e Poor." w ould be th a t dramn atatic Som e food Holiness Church in About 600 membejbers of the benefits toi0 legal immigrants and liorlions of sick, disabled, unele m - ’ organization, whichich includes somedisabliibled children. plo;ployed Americans, immigrai • representatives of 77 Delegateites hailed several and th e ir c h ild re n rem a in dep< * Christian denominatnations, met aspects of of Federal welfare dendent on government assistan t h i s w e e k a t t h e IRadisson reform, incncluding a change in M agic Valley MallI for survival ... The short-tei:e rm t h e / Twin Towers. the law thahat for the first time impimpact of reductions in govei 73 4 -6 7 8 1 .Federal welfarere reform, permits relieligious organizations meinent programs of food, heal \ C p ______^Quad Open 10 nm to 9 pm Mon-Sart-Sat ' ' passed by Confesss aand signed to administcster govemrnent assis- G r in by President Clintonin ini 1996, is tance progng ram s. HOUSE OF GLORRY expected to reduce spendingsp< by "We have: Oi /e long maintained that - I f b u sS. . Mjc/iflcnVj7eojr, D e se re;tB t. o o k • -$54 billion duringlg the next many goveivernment programs, ^ n Fot• F ininding d personal meaning in •seven years. Thee measure while meetiriting immediate needs, m ' T e m ■ requires recipients to :find work actually wealeaken families, destroy " cmple, the author eJcplains 3 0 X i •nal significance of tem ple) ! w ith in tw o y e a r s or 1(lose bcnc- initiative, andc trap people in jy J T odcau “Td"nd explains the blessings th MISSIONARY te m pplo le work brings to our ordii ■ e veryday e r j lives. H e discusses t SUITS te m ppie le as a house of refuge, a h o f oorder, r a house of glory anti pOl—i SajnT 1 . ( J I hhouse of thanks giving. Tl p Sunday;iys n nr H ardcover $13.95 DE/MARCOS KART 1400 BBMoQlcVolloyMatl 30 AM S ] J „ J L gS^OTOERCHRISTH ^ [A n ^ o o i « ^ g i f t s _ t : I

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Servingg theI Magic Valley,__G ]OM[MU T m i M mnApniCrvid-733-0930931,Ejg.2m P a g e ------S a t i iturday, M arch 8,-199) 9 7 — .....; ...... ------T h e T imm e cs-N cw s I C o m/IMUNITY; 5,.GENERAtl C lub PROFILEi _ I _____ EVVENTS____ ----: Betai JSigma Phi^: I B reakfastst Is served JEROME -• BreakfastBl will be served Delelta Z6ta fe from 8 to 11 a.m.a.a today at the Jerom e Sextior Ccntcr o n n !F irs t A venue E a s t Purpose: Dell)elta Zeta meets once a B T h e m e n u feaci^ c u r e s biscuits a n d gravy or- m onth fo r friend!indship fellowship and cre- H pancakes and hamhai or sausage, eggs, hash- [ otivity. The meeileedng'starts with offidal H browns, coffee,:;e, milk and juice. Cost is [ business foUoweiiwed by a program which Ifl SZ^perperson.jn. can be a craftt projcctpi or a speaker. In H ’I addition to th eI mmeeting each month the H I group holds a soused or neglected childre:d r e n . F o r because of abuse, Twin Falls Countynty Extension Office, 246 ise, neglect or mental, morore inform ation, call MMic ic h e l l e health issues. Th T h ird A>-e. E. These children need Shielield at 1 (208) 324-6890 oor r 1 -8 0 0 - “Snack Attack”Jc” is th e the'm e fo r th is I caring and nurturturing families who 251-i1-6890. month’s dass. It will teach snidents how to can help them throughth the crisis of make fruit leathi not being able toi ither, jerky end other to live at home. •• The College of Southerni r n I d a h o healthy snacks. Training is pr provided. The next Adulult Basic Education prograrp-am is in . class will be helt C h ild re n a g es 9 tcto 19 a re encouraged to leld from 9 a.m. to 4 neeced of volunteer tutors ffor o r a d u l t participate. Thjb' do p.m. today at theth Department of ^ud ? do n o t ha v e to b e in 4 4 i Five i {enerations attended a lurplurprlia party for Qraee L Davie, i idents in reading, English,is h , m a t h or join 4-H, butthos I, titlin g In th e chair, of Jerome,le. H e a l t h 'a n d W e l h o s e in te reste d in jo in io g | Welfare Community andd English as a.second langa n g u a g e . Pictured with Davis from backk to front are: grandson Ron Qarrlirrlson of Twin Falli, daughter Room, 601 Pole I will gee a quic^ ^stan on projects for the | e Line Road in Twin Forr more inform ation, calla l l R u t h fair. Betty Scblund, of Jerom e; ereat-flat-grandson Jake Garrison and gn Falls. Another clt great-great-grandson Gage class m il be offered • Scotott at 733-9554, ext. 2536; or 1-800- Qarrfion, both of Twin Falli. Also u April 19. C o st is SS p c s ppereon. e r Pre-registration is ' Mso In attendance were great-{rai/anddaughter Je iilc a Bay with 680-(0-0274, ext. 2536. r r a u ir e d F o r m6re i In addition, thetht following is pro­ ire in fo m ia tio n or to regis- Ihusband Richard, of Qoodlng; daughterdai Nancy Sharp with huibaiband Melvin, of Tonopah Nevada ■ te r. c a n 734-9590. vided to foster fan and family friend Nicole Oebolill {>f{>l Twin Falls. Davli was bom Fc families: ••The ' Foster, Grandp;i d p a r e n t . ^ F e b .l4 ,1914 In Malad, a • S208/month Valentine\ gift from her m other to th for. children Progogram needs a fow goodo d m e n ! ,■»] r to her fatfier. between the ages c I CSI offersI vetv program e s o f 0 a n d .5 y e a r s .. T h eere r are children out thertl e r e t h a t ____ • S225/monthth for children needcd a good role model whcwho will jm ■ ^IWIN-FALLS-5--A-two-year-veteri------between the agese s oc f 6 a n d 12 y e a r s . h e lp — Anyone interested in mo«lore informa- • award, will11 1be presented at a press coi Ip them learn to read, writiv r ite a n d H nary technician prcp r o g ra m w ill b e g in th is tion ti pn the program should o • 5358/monthth for children do ai d c o n ta c t th e ' f e r e n c e an I ISO fo r fo u r s and children. Also Socialal Security and other, bene:s m e fits ? S2S2.277 | for a household of five •I S^ge Girl Scout Coundl is;:,is needed are toys m n ib o a t: I YS a n d h o u s e h o l d T h a t: i:IS just one. benefit we cazj oc f f e r fofor r six people, S2.993 for sever ™ - ' 3 3 T ccouncils; chanered by thehe 'i items. Gifts are tax • CesnDrtfyoMtltiCk tax deductible. For you. IIf f y o u a r e 6 0 , lo w e r in c o m e , a n d ffor o r eight people; 53,587 for n G M S c u K oof f the USA- It provides pro-ro- • more information, i t fiiiintliiii, : n, call Joy Kicer at woyldId like to make a difference n c e in > 5 o g l w ^ . J g r a m s fo r gir]irls in 42 counties in south-th . 736-2114. 53,294 fo r a h o u se h o ld o f 10 . - a n o thher c senior’s life, we havee a j o b Referral services are offereeired to par- sastem Oregon and parts ofo f ; f o r yoi m tt s . ' \ 'oul If you can help, call AMa f a r d e snts vfho are unable to find aa dc h ild c a r e '• ; • The College of Southern Idaho orTer< • Y m U k n d t M ■\ 2resa at 736-2122. provider, but choosing the prc embers are involved withth Refugee Center ass: •CtMtlw •: I assists .families and rhe parents’ responsibilit p ~ ' ddedsion ” making and over-;r- individuals in transinsition. Currently, i------r WtaiwnBttapBbldM I providbr operating withing the i dgets and the financialal . center is in needeed of the following mvbolatelifKU :tate laws may be used. Providv id e rs w h o r e so u rc e s o ff tlth o c o u n d l. ' items: larger men,n, women\ and chil- ' ' ; Ust your need 1 ire IWt registered witii the SCCAbut^SC ^ dren’s clothing. TJTho center could ’ - ?iis;ptii/ic W picff.cofunwxn-TS, comnnltjfMvt. ■ v o ^ i like referrak should concontact thcj dpaFK S Ccelebrates 98thk also use bicydes! in good repair. If, gniri to m atth narii w .tfe corn*.*:awT; .h^iertnttoeariMd-. . pjuld Care Resource Center you can be of assisisistanco, call Gail mtmiilitia of the dght cmmtiet m'M tn .' ^ I i Essie Sparkrics turned 98 years old on )n • Hancock at 736-2166166. M agicric Valley, ’mth tMlunieer Plweewdywnm I e n t M M a rc h Z A pplications for the Idnhcaho ChildJ y o u.n need-a ■ volunteer,\eiill-jud\ I ^ She arrived in Twin m - p;®^ r ^ P ro g ra m m a y b e p ic k e d u uj p a t t h c ^ In • • The Twin Fal:'alls Chamber of ton a t tho College of South^ th e Falls In a covered • p)epartm ro ent of H ealth and1 -\V-W elfare, id • Commerce is lookin,Icing for volunteers id, 73^122, to wagon in 1907 and has TbtTkHftM m V. ' staCommunity t Action Agencycy or Job ri - as to work at the Buzzzz LangdonI Visitors column. « It'is[reqiH^ ifta tp e r I #•, \vatched Twin Falls PABOX548.-, ‘I I alervice. r e Applications will beb e m a ile d Is Center. This is anI excellentex opportu- .^ o n sr submittings items for this col Trt)FUb,ldit» 833^3 I grow firom d farm com- WOlpon request by calling 733-931-9351 ori-. ’ J n- nity to share yourr knowledgeJc of the t, should call Tiptoh bi^iy'^til or ' I 4 . munityJHer parents, , C00627-1733. h i ' s, Magic Valley andnd to learn more - .on Wcdn^day fo'r.Saiuiilai Jo«yBi)rBt :■ . I M John and Matildala about our beautiful I 9 3 5 ful state. For m ore ] pu b licfication. Call Tipton ''J f o ThttfcwiNwi I A j Odekirfc were.given A n .Information, call JudyJu at the Twin trtfwiiist .-v, aovatnttstK ., Scholarships availa f .w acreage near what is Bvtor.idrfisemB C a r lable is Falls Chamber of CommerceCo at 733- | KENILWORTH, N.J. - Th^ "•j -now H j^ ^ P a rk byy 3974. ■ D e i The 1997 ' ' rmeaialMrMcliMbvtaa Will to -Win" Asthma A L E . P e r M ^ / H e r fam ilyiy G o r Athlctc: ElUjSpaifu indude^om and Joann • ______6638. roa e « I t o M ^ n Scholm^hlp e r Program is underr wjw ay . T h e ...... MwnMcfMML J. B rack^ury of Hailey.r. ~ ueadline p o to apply for a scholarjlarship is C arch31. 8 0 0 lis te d b e lo w - wSlteMtaTfcSS T h e “ W ill to W in” p r o g ra m hho: o n o rs 10 ' G u n dJerson, e Curtin HoUon and^Rd; S a n d y aednlMBdiy.DMAifcrt ALC aHIKiounc:es honors All A’s; Rhonda Adaitlams, Tomas Felix, Ulrich. igh school seniors who haveJ achievedac GOODING Jl. : I ■ 3 - The Goodingg- • Lisa Luzar. AbbeyY McNeill,A Cara . All I Jth academic and athletic exci 1 B’s: Toni Carson, Kim DDar a n i e ls , ■ pSSSSr’* ^ '”^ ixcellence Acceleratedd Learning Center has/s / Moweiy, Jenni Parish, ’ I spite of the challenge of, a: Jl, Tara Price and , Laurara Dillon, Bonnie Jolley, L asthma. announced thehe third block honor roll.I. ■ B ra n d o n S c o tt. - j y , L i s a ScJiolarships,‘induding tho top>p 5$10,000. 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§ There arire many ‘set’ definitionsi H o r o s c o p e - TTieWlanlofld By Brant Par1‘ hiKhlifilits break from irailiiiodilion, ____ nics." "set" meiiteiils that distinction, With 58 innovniivcncxs, J|J[' possibility of neww |oilove Q. IVhut size dresscss \«Y)uld V enus de as a noun,m, 1251 as a verb and 10 as an on e" horizon. Durinjt Aurusi you coucould tncounier soul male wliile vaeationit fflTf^ Mllo wear? adjective. ioning r . ) . II n i!seaside resort. ^ | > i . J - - - — r/,r*Si> f A. Size 14. Not1 batl b for a 2,500- A spider’der’s blood pressure is about t ___ yearK)lcl. ARIES (March 21-April 19): LLiRhtirI ■ HagaftfiaHofriMe the samee aas s yours and mine. ihcihcd on perplexing qucstion,.makir By Chris BrowDwne Most marriages g( iaking 5 get happier a fte r Wliich^ aar re you, left-jawed or riglit- :his ‘I’i a Saturday njRhl of adveniurm ure, 30 years. Not happicipier than the hon- jawed? AlmostAln everybody is cither ■omance. Focw on lifestyle, rcsidencdence. M rw r^tfvT^IIP® r^5rI5oM eymoons. But almosnost. That finding or. If dentental extractions haven’t j*-''iccision relatin s to marriaRc. If yoyou has turned up repc:p e ate d ly in L ove changedI youryot eating patterns, it's the lon't ^ know, don’t do ill TAURUS (April 20-May 20); As rcsu W ^ d z and Wnr research... SoS< has the wcpla- side of youryoi mouth where you’re of s result UHP5fZ -THe if social contact, doors of opnonuniitunity nation: llie offspringw g aren’t living a t most inclineiined to chew your food. opc home anymore and ipen - you miftlit find yourself fliriirlining nd more money is Q. If the Pentagon building had willriih fame and fortune. Emphasis on ve \ v l ■ coming in. nine sidesdcs instead of five, whut >a>iaiiliiy, hijmor, published materiaerial. ^ A .survey of busIS r rid ers su g g e sts would it be callcd?i S.1K•.iKittajius involved. ^ three out of four peoKxjplc wili give up A. The: Nonagon.No GEftnNt C (May 21-Junc20): \Vhalat »vjwas ^ I v ^ c T ^ H iV ^ r .iken awuy will be returned - wit ACROSS r r • with 5 i - ' 7 n ® i '~P~~P~T~IHBf~FTI' 1“ B * l'° I" 1'^ I xprcision of Kraiitude. Kocxu on careeiareer, S Mast o ------^ ------rececoRnition of leadership qualiiic!lilies. w 9 Follow . _ Dtisiusiness recently stancU will show sign "i 13 Body • IB------B w ------^ ------ofnf flouriihing.. 14 Sang.Jroid ^ ■ CANCER (June 21-July 22): Luna^.unar Beetle Bailey - W z T a ------phuhusc hiRhliRlits sense of history ani By Mon Walk 15 Looso gomioni y ond youiour own destiny. Refuse to be side-side I HELP 15 O N \ 16 Mounloinlako ■ ■ 2< •ucked by one who Incks inspiration ”7 HERE IT 15 IN THE ^ I 17 Com polodlno HIII” ------atiiin, THE WAY, \ B __ ___ ilcnt. Unlock doors previously shutshu [ y^LLOW PAGES... fodoo JS 19 2? ■ ■ j T ’f fI " p 31 32 tiRhlBhf. VirRO involved. '6 AR&E T \R 0 P E 5 ANPLAPPERS..J - J l 18 Aciioss __ ------______L LEO (July 23-Au^. 22); lie roaciv fm > 0 ----- ■" Nazlmova ------”- ...... - - " -sudi;iddcn cliiinRc of iiine'ra/y, SpbiL'ufiif c ?oi .: ------|S j 10 Baskolball ~ 37------J j i - " ------H 4 0 ------:adinR nnd writinR. aniviiy in connec'nnec- W j gamo, olo kind on with ficldi of communication. OaslOasli M ------21-Allomoy------jr- — ■ IT'^F — — — — of; ideasit leads to physical attraction:tion. m 23 Big t»ok ■ Libribra involved. t e * \ \ 24 Hawk JT«— P ------“ Us ^ ------V V mcO (Aug. 23-Scpt, 22); Moon posiposi- | | I W lt\ 25 OiaQOrul spar I tionon spotliRhts proposals, punnershirrship PW 28 Dolorioroto ■ ■ so st ‘‘"id ‘1 murriaRc. Get terras in writing,ting, 1 1 n r ^ ------33 Prevailing ■ I ______-old sceinR people, placcs in unrc.ilisiicdistic I I / I / -tic^ I /\ WOQthOfS, “ H S7 M mananner. Public relations necessaryiry ilif •ojca is to succeed. ^ l,:i J pootlcaiiy ^59"^ ------M s r * — ------_ ------J 35 Locallon LIBRA (S ept. 23-Oci. 22): Lunarunar 36 Tovom cJrink j ; - lase highlights carc of peis, basiclasic Frank aintEmegt By Bob Thave: ------M r , ------P>'“= *'25 37 Bank ISSU(sues, repair work oi home, Elusivejsive , I 38 Aulo moOol M------Hm e r ------sees docs much talkinft also doci dis- 40 Diva's song | HBR l fp”ipearing a a . Focus on priorities, bring-Iring! 41 Dovourod o0«W7 '^ Tnt«>. U«4« C«n*:»t, l/w, ----im n i R order out of confusion. L f w/AIKJX \)AZE $ <52 Tumof of lilms ** 3/8/37 SCORPIO sc (Oa. 23-Nov. 21): Whattyou you I 43 Kind ol Yostoritorda/s Punlo solved: ouRhi was real might be a miroKc,■OKe, a doodorani ipUes to relationship, cipednlly with NUI^ P i s r CAMI 5. 45 Rooms about 7 7 Poor 1 Gym's [S|Sll|.^|°|< o^leTETLTA'^^l^rETi^ mcmember of opposite sex. You’ll exudenide 5 rural lifo molhor r i £ i i’ ^a B b d a m H r ATn c Pcf«rsonaJ magnetism, a u n of sensuality,ility, S 48 Hisloiloa fl 6 Nolowoflhy. I as i . 1 ® ^;|l|'= 5j i0 |T b | - X appeal. ^ discrcetl WCiCOV^PiP 1>W ljI 40 Aroblan city odoyi ^ i I 3 SAGrn-ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21)::Lct Let - i. SO At lhat llmo 9 9 UsQ31 oil lour I I N A s t licrs know, T v e had enouj^ of talk- A / f i g g !skii5!^*E P/N TOOAX 8 52 Slontod lypo 10 10 Sacrod5 u 0 C 7 ■ 1 1 demand actionl" Fooij on respon-:pon- - f k "■ 3 stylo 11 11 Ginod ( A 0 e t B ° B ll£ ■ I sibiii}ility, confcrcnces with thoso who jl§ BSPSATlokor 121 JITo £ * X ^ P|E T makiike the world go ’round, Canccr,cer, 12 BoscorBortlon u o R a eE I 0 I I I t [ 7 aTr a Capripricom persons in picturc. 59 Sport 14 School { danco d E e ■ T •-J 60 Moro scarco 20 F LASOOSifcFrfoP CAPRICORNCf (Dcc, 22-Jon. 19): ; The Bom Loser !0 Polnl on a scalo ■ ■ ■ ! ? btle questions that create controversy By Art Sansom & Chiphip 62 llaUon monoy 22>2— - vofa I l l S iE n P E N t M ? c • Subtl •crsy C3 Sign 24!4 CulC oH ^ * i . * VV ERlllTnEll iblings involved. Emphasis on proper-)per- values, return of old flameime. ■ ' fop,IJU 5TD ON T566x m i o e c ' ' W e Y o uUC0N5lC€Ea>1WyN6'’ c swif)WlfA^MN615 C O N S I D E R KA 64 FrograTicos 25!5 QolridofC I t * I E •ounsainces take decision out of your 65 SnwH amount 26l6Rlodoia- F *115 N your GOODATCOHrWlTiP MIM6 A6 K S P O R T ? 2P0! ids. Canccr native Involved. ■ifCKTS, eOT UP5WIWAII fO R T T IT H D U 6 HT IT WKS) 68 Camping Horn 2717 CoromonloaC c e e i W j j p o o aJ a r n T j “ AQUARIUS-Uan. 20-Feb. 18): Secretsret ■; IWmTTOCCrtPeTEiESOMEHOW! . p~-2- ______JU510 5 T » /A £ T H lN & 'i0 U OID TD5 67 Moislons ' 29:9 CommonplacoC e r r M a|b|9|tm c|a|o|e n thnrvIt was never secret in first place is out 6 8 '— woll thai 30 1- lout 10 Houso ol Lords jpcn - deal ^ e r l y with petw u who 77^ ^ K£ePFEDf\ onda woir n mombors I they were deceived Dlend humormor ^ \ )^"(^CR^IN 6! 3111 CGoorgo orT.S. withJl explanationsI - you'll come outt on ^ DOWN 32 S 12 School olllclals . "Our new ne jobs came in constructioi:tion, which Revolvinglg credit, prim arily creditii. ^ 9 MAMJJ '9 7 r e i nnstated s a 10 percent taxa x oi n a ll nation has createIted almost 600,000 was wa helped by unseasonablably warm cards, expant nded at a 20.6 percent rate, , , .■ i i j i i domlestic e: flights. new jobs in the first fii two months of w we e a th e r. the fastest pap a c e in 16 m o n th s, 1 9 9 -.” he increased fares come Traders also focused on thehe .fact that Meanwhilele, in addition to construc*1C* l i l i Monlhly i aoaso.s.nnon.f.™iobs. ii m e e v e n ugh airlines didn't lower ] Economists agrc’reed and, for once, wage wa gains remained momoderate. tion, job gnjrowth was strong in ser-; r . If* thousands. e r p r ic e s :n the tax expired at the end e v e n W a ll S t r e ert t investors i cheered. Average Av hourly earnings forfor'private vices, particicularly computer and data ...... I » l l l " I;™ sn d o f th e ita \ : : f l sjjq r. . They refused to alallow inflation wor- production prc workers rose thrtthree ccnts • processing,, engineeringe and manage- ries to spoil a rallyIly that by late after- last las month to S12.09 after gainjains of t^vo ment sei:viceces. Retail trade recordedf d 4M _ ,...... V B uut t other carriers, inclin c l u d i n g noon pushed the: DowD Jones average ceiccnts in January and five'e ccents in an increa:ase of 49,000 jobs, ...... \ A m eerican, r which has the! bbi i g g e s t of 30 stocks up fc ? by more than 40 De'D ecem ber. M anufactu'riiring jobs, however, edged d o mlestic e route network, saidla id t h e y p o in ts. ButI oven allowing for spec;pecial fac- down by 2,001)0 0 . lid k e e p f a r e s th e sa m e, The rate — whic hich hasn’t dropped tors, tor analysts said the reportort showed . - By categoryry of worker, the unemploy- nited A irlines said it bboi o o s t e d below 5 percentt since s March 1973 the[he economy expanding brisk (j.t-1 "'-I riskly after ment rate inn February was 3.9 percent :es 10 percent on nearly all of its — declined in Fe February from 5.4 gro;rowing at a robust 3.9 percerrcent annu- for both whirlite men and white \romen, f lit I ?ou"ctes, exccpt those server v e d b y percent in Januaryiry, returning to the alil ratei in the last three momonths of • 10.3 percentIt for black women, 9 per- | i l i ** I** II Soutlthw est A irlines, which I ic h w a s ■ level of N ovem ber . er and December. It 1931996. cent for blacack men, 14.6 percent for b r iniging g i back a 2-for-l ticketi t ppi ro m o - was 5.2 percent,:, theI lowest in six A And job m arkets across mucitiuch of the • white teen agiigers, 34.3 percent for black:k m a m j jj a '' s o n b 'j F tio n . years, from Ai August through cou:ountry are even tighter thanan inational teen.-agers anda 8.1 percent for allII l-\ • 1996 ______'9 7 N oirthw n est Airlines said it wwa: a s rais- O c to b e r , ■ figligures indicate, said economi:jmist Mark Hispanics. Source D«Mrtmon(o»L4£«y AP in g pprices r by 4 percent. Deltata saids it w o u ldId increase most of its fare:a r e s , b u t k e e pJ prices I the same on somee ssl h o rte r USAir r n e g l i g en r t i n c r a s hh, won’t £f a c e puniiitiv e d a mfiages ff:cs where it faces more ccon o m p e ti- 3 Airways, which until recende n d y w as knotvnvn as USAir, said it wouldi kke e e p all Tho Assoelaltnl Press TheTl DC-9 crashed as it tried to d to land at Plaintiffs’ lawyersla had hoped to showw th e tim e a n d also survivevived the crash, did pricesIS th e sa m e . C:harIotte-Douglas ha International nal Airport the airline’s conduaco was so reckless thatn not testify. T o m COLUMBIA. S.C.C. •— A federal jury on a im Parsons, editor of Best;s t F1 a r e s n a fligiit from Columbia withh 5/57 people those who suiiued would be entitled to0 The airline also brougl Friday ruled USAir \ jught in two heroes magazazinc in Arlington, Texas’,< as, s a id ir was negligent in a aboboard. The National Transposportation punitive dama;lages, which could far more e to support Greenlee:: formerfo Apollo 12 other:r airlines could quicklyly c o u ld 1994 ct^sh that killeded 37 people during a Saftafety Board said a strong do\downward costly, astronaut Charles CoiConrad and Gen. fall in line and take back the: ininc c re a s - fierce thunderstorm1 ni ne a r C harlotte, N.C. wineind, or microburst, slammed the the jet into - "Nothing changesch how we feel aboutIt .Chuck Horner, air comlommander during es. . But it spared the airlilirline from having to the1C ground.j the accident nt,” said Nancy Risquee the Persian Gulf War.ir. T1 h e y s a id th e re “ Eveiverybody will have to comeim e b a c k p a y p u n itiv e d a m ag;cs. e s. TlThe plaintiffs argued that US/^JSAir, now Rohrback, a U US Airways vice president,t. w as n o th in g ilie pilots: couldcoi h a v e d o n e to o r thley’ll e ' look like the bad guys;u y s,” h e Because the juryf fcfound that USAir’s knonown as US Airways, impr iprOperly “The jury’s decledsion underscores that US'S' avoid the accident. sa id . conduct was not “wkvillful" ll or “wanton,” trai.■ained its pilots and knowin wingly-let Ainvays’ actioions, there was nothing to0 "The weather condit:ditions were such Law\vmakers voted a week ago to the airline is liable ononly for compensato- thenie_m fly into thunderstorm s. USi .0 to rein - USAir said • punish in thosiDse a ctio n s. ... S a fety is o urir that day that thee Empire 1 State statedthe package of ticket taxes, v ' r y d a m ages.. a irir'traffic 'I controllers did not r es, w h ic h ot provide first priority.” Building could’ve bee3cen out (here ... expiretred Dec. 31. It took effect at The first of as man;lany as 18 individual thele crew< with proper weather ii : a t 12:01 ;r iriforma- The pilot; Capt.C M ichael Greenlee, and you. wouldn’t have hi seen it,” a.m. FrF rid a y . , trials to determ inene damages begins tion.on. testified that It he made mistakes andd Conrad said, T h e taxes are used to fund1 aaii irp o r t ; W ednesday. Marc M

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M o3NEY ^ A u to ] )motive>minde^dwomlen findd range':ofoppcortunitiei e s BOISE (AP) — The aututomo- king then becamebe a parts ~brain ti rain a s op p o se d to braw n." The newest vehidess anare filled tive Industry is a new frorentier delivery runner,IT, worked on the Hanr f(foe women looking for a c annibal discovered most with electronics lhat contr<)ntrol near- c a r e e r p a rts d e s k in sevv.nicom.coni/(tiIde):Ide)helpl and read: “FAMILY.Y REVOLT fuU.pager ir nd spouses may leave t h ^ ?nes then took out its washe Joum ol “without any bittiitter- Growing compi f o r ine/) offers informadon, supsu p p o n A T 'D O W J O N E S .”” TThe other The New Yt ically, everyone you assod- ; On Tuesday, it ran a , le for s s .” cachet, advertising and counseling. H ie Bdtsville,/iIle,Md. - showed a man pceriniring over an Fortune foi ngdoU^and o,ed „ith'ith writes you off," said i : in the Journal and in theThe Fortune story that statan- writing, editing ar organization also offers weel'Veekend office cubicle, with:h;tj)e t head- most admire .1 “ r ,‘ M ich aelil L lissack, a former Smith i York Times thanking nA«id it oil drew attention to a1 fes-fi /••/ent may have mi retreats in W est Virginiaa ca c a lle d line “Who’s Readinging Your e- ing and pul mndeaDow BarneyI m managing: director and for ranking it as the ering Tl problem 'at Dow Joneines, Jones*Fortune “Whistlestop.” m a il? ” sage was as tlasn municipalMl Imarket whistleblower. lired company in print- edhe i w eak perform ance of itheiti inevitable, The Washington-based GovG ovem - H u e y w en t w ilh e-inr^mail. hammer, JTOcess can be, 0 ru d e awak- . i publishing. The mes- ten:)ow Jones Telerate financiicial, Under Huey, FbFortune’s top ei^‘fS^ .m ent Accountability ProP r o j e c t Clearly, he choseise the less That’s not )r many whistleblowers who ( as subtle as a sledge- n the form a tio n b u sin e ss. editor since 199S, tl (http://www.accessone.com;8(m ;80/(til m e m o ra b le pie ce . senior man: , the magazme believedd they th were doing ri^ t by ( H uey soid he put the stotory has bwoine far rao de)gap/) offers legal suppu p p o r t, The Dow Jones storysto: revet'! privately i D o v more competi. pdntingouJ out th e ir em pltjyers’ fraud \ nside the magazine becausee he1 , .tive, as havo Busii whije the Washington-bai- b a s e d berated far beyond pi lot all. Huey said Dow info: 'siness Week, I page 72 to with othen igured the e-moil story wou ted against taxpayers. After Project I on Government Oversve rsi gh t anagement has been Hi juld new voices likee ]Bloomberg g„i„g Uiro become the buzz off thetl medio, motives, hrou^ the aftermath of (http://www.fas.org:80/pub/ge ( b/gen/th y raising questions insicle of m ore interest to peop5ple ' News and the Jounumal Itself. In whistleblo world. It has also apapparently “The unde u ts id e N e w Y ork. blowing, some wish they epogo/) c is a nonprofit groupup cdedi- ers about Fortune’s figu: fact, business jounumalism may jooked the t opened a rift betweeneen the two reason we di Jie other way. c a te d to e x p o sin g a n d elimninating ina b eTbe c story has put Dow Jonmes • be the most competi prem ier publishers of business was some Id > eadve pan of Fortunat'nately, for whistleblowers fraud. f idercurrent is that the outsn the’defensive, arousirling the field today, new s. it’s all a per . , . — su c hos os Norristown, Pa. native Each year the CavaDo Foundajn dation : d id th is is b e c a u s e it lojor Tl: shareholder pressure andin Huey argued thahat any busi- Roben Mei I "Dow Jones doesn’tVt like1 to be said. “Pm no Merena, whose three-year Lin Cambridge, M ass, gives SIOSIO,000 kind of payback and onuense i media scrutiny. ness publicationI vwould have battle a I written about,” Hueyey said, sit* posed to be against SmithKline aawards to three \Aistleblowers.■ers w ho 5ersonal thing,” Huey maj('One dissident memberr o< f n m th e B a n c r o f t sto i ting comfortably inI hishi comer for, frankly." B e ec h amm endede last week when most n display courage in expo:xp o sin g n o t s u r e w h a t T m sup- in•ow te i Jones' Bancroft famil;lily. So why the brouha office. “They are terrificte: at Ken.Aule; , . , , . th e com(ipany pa agreed to pay the ^\-aste v an d fraud. be paying them-back William ’Oi Cox III, has recorom- “People are fightihong for their . govemmem dishing it out. They'ny're a little • nist for The nent S325 m illio n — help's M any scoff a t support groups)ups and y-" Dtended o w replacing Kann wiivith lives there, theiieir. business available, suspiect when it comestes ito taking perhaps th e. aawards for whistleblowers.s. A fte r iletta, media colum- Will5rm er ABC chief Thomtnas V. lives," said A uletta,ta, who spent Several o it.” . k n o w n m e d i al organizations offer sup- aall, if the companies are force'srced to 'he New Yorker and men[u rp h y . ' time at Dow Jonests forf a recent jwn and gi A n d Dow Jo n e s? heard the sa i guidance. There’re even nrepay the govemmem the whiwhisde- the nation’s best fornA memo from Karen Ellioiott story on competitoror Bloomberg. Internet “There’s no questiistion they ing from sot !t sites, including bblow ers rec eiv e a percentage;e ofo f th e sdia writer, said he’s Murjiouse, Dctw Jones’ presidensnt- As for Huey, “he’s’s tobviously a http://wvw have a legitimate stor}tory there,” Jones.” w.whistleblowers.com, titake. 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If you are unanable to call or come JTeujs office,5. simply clip and Mm il form to ourr classi^edc departmele by The Times- H c a n get yourr aad sta rte d w ithoutmall d this' order H nent so that we M • P l e a sle e pprint cleoily with darlct delay. 9 * T h e r ee are ai approximately 23 cl ( in c l utding d ii blank spaces) per &: 1 9 9 0 M E R ric pencil or pen 1994 BUICK • Please p 995 SUBARU e pay according to rateI characterss Ffl SABULE i s p r iinted n t below. SKYLARK U G A C r < • 3 l £ a5 e Tntnim n tim »7207a.i;Voryaeon,A.Automolic, Loaded #720 e schedule which H '20B6-l,Aulomolic,Only 16,27:,272MiIoj, #72098-1,1, All W hool Drivo, Automatic, • P r i v ate t e Party : Only witti Exlrai, Affoifordablbl WAS $69'995 Cloon ond Sharpl Ulo h of btlTOJ, Nicol WAS $10,995 \ \ I p l e a s e! runri my ad in classj WAS $16,995 om...^533 9 5 c i # ______f o r ______ssificatlon 1 9 0 M ^ ^ * 9 8 8 | . O N L Y . . . ^* 1 4 ^ 8 9 9 j (Prinl one cliamclinclcr per sjKicc please. Inclut _ d a y s . ' j 9 I :ludlng blank iipacca.) I CM ~i j •' L .. I., ullli I J ------. / j------P*MCSU1 I ” ,

I 1989 0LDSA is M O B I L E i 1 9 9 0 CADILLAC SEI;SSe i > a n 1 9 I N am eJ______. CUTLASS SUIIPREME DEVILLE i Address______AUTIMAGLE l •#72083*1, IntemolionQl Soriej,So AutomoKc, . #0#09120-1,v-8, Only65,272M 2 Miles, #091 0 1 -1I, ,/ Automatic,'.Povrtr Sunroof, ] Cltyystate/Zlp_ V/ith b l i oF Exiixlrojl , ' ' ond Jujt Like N95"'-‘~”-B ----- WAS$13,995-- Expiration Datelato VAS$U,995 H i •r J-JTlicTinioNo™ ...... UK..‘^ 1 0 ^ 9 9 MaiJyouf ' '' ' ' j 9 5 . ■SlCUSTOM ER - 0NLY.::^6y¥99 ■ ■ • :> O N L Y ... oftJorfomi& L ^ 9 5 9 9 -—^JSERVICE paym eni to: C P.O.Box^ ' ■ _ ^ ^ P a II pricot plut t o i U i lI l& ^ $69.00 Oeoler Documenlollon Fi TwIn^^ldabD )n Fee. Unlti tub|oct to prior tela. ■ | * 1 L ______S«trtixMircfafl. mW7 Tbnt»N«wt, T«rin Ftft, idilw t COOK ■ DISPATCHER D Dlotary cooK ond dlotary DRIVERS H Ofy V/oll ostoblishod CO, Dollvory. CDL roquirod. ■ • aW r>«odod at MV Marior.w . , wrtxcol. banolll pkg, In- :co^c'co„i., Maintonanco personnel. ■ « t .dudlng401K&Cofoloria CallB29-54B2______■ plan. Nowhlfino FT - [COORDINATOR Oispatchor. Good phor>o CDRIVERS . H •Tho WorvlonMlddk) School^ 4 poopio skills 0 must, ' D.& D Transportatlon ■ f S , Computer oxpof. proforr- S«rvlc«t ■| s ^ , lilooldngforaPASS IT 'B l Qooding, ID UY IT! * «d. Sond rosum o wllh ! 733-1 • (Poaliivo Altornativo to m r l ...... • «*»ol-8osponslon)-co«- -rofo.-to; P.O. Bo* 1843, - dinotof for Iho ro8t of tho^ Twin Folia, Idaho. 63303. Nood I drlvflrs wilh CDUA HI A Tim es-H ^ e w ^ l aassifiecj Wi school yoar. If Intorostod and good driving rocord. iry N eed I |«1 DRIVER 48 stoles, homo roflulorty W t • ; Mod rosumo to: Tho Ptin-"J; CDL drivers wantod • n , dpal oH m ruimbor 20S- Nowoqulpmontondgooc ______I Oponings for oxporioncod benefits. Conw by 01173! n • B36-6486. PositionL'* Is ovor tho road roofor, van H . oponod unta mod. EOE. S. Main, Gooding, ID 01 ^ Oporaiors. Running S 00111-206-934-4451. a irouNSEuoR, vfostom and 2 Canadian, - H ------^cilin® a niwardlng ca-', -HomowookJy.-PakJtwteo DRIVERS g ______.:_____ 1 ^ 1 r a . rpor position wrWng with;S, 0 month. ,22t/ml. Now Rood R Brothora Inc. Is hiring I -.toonoooralnorojidomial oquipmonL Coll loll froo 'Ctasa A CDL Qood drtv J : BotUng. a s or BA doflroo 1-fl68-a65-7600. IIng rocord. Modlcal 8 40l(k] bonoflts, Hoppen 'J • pfoforrod, Sond roiumoTIO DRIVER " i ^ : lo: Porsonnol, Idoho & farm bods. Padfic Nortf Jo lOwtwolofiftfthCDLAnyr. vyost ^ (208)543-4306, . •], -Y oothnanch.w S N ofth.IJj V'/ogo. DOE. 423-4269 - X W l I : 400 East, Ruport. Idoho EDUCATION e s u l a : fl • P3350. ° DRIVER Filer “ School District is tak- — DoUvory drfver. 22 yra, old Ing it opplicatlons foro Soc- j .o e u v e K y or oldor. Cloan driving o 4 Pizza Hut is now accopting ondary Engllsh/Rooding f>0 rocord. PT. Can 733-9484. Toacher 7 for tho 1097-98 E ^ H m i s n i ' 3 : applications for dol&ory A m i J ' orlvors. Dollvory drlvoraIra DRIVER ^ school ® yoar. This position Gl : mustboie.havorotlaWo vrill bo (or ono yoor. Appll- )lo Sooaonal truck driver cants " must hold roquirod ,1070 Blue Lakes Bl N ; tronsportatlon & roason-n- . noodod. Must hnvo O asj ^ Blvd. N. • 733-182;25 • 1-800-390-863>32 U obly doon driving rocord.•d. A CDL. Apply al Cenox cortiflcotion. ® Tho oalory la n : P in a Hut oflort compoti-Iti- Land 0’ Lakea tn Hansen. occordlng “ to tho nogotlat- P T ^ H U thro pay & bononts. Awfy)fy 423-5574, • • ®, . ed salary schedule, Tho dosing doto will bo Morch H ■ inporsonatthoTwinFollsIU ------f ■ • Addison tocaUon. • IB. 1997. To apply con- DRIVERS „tact Sondro Roberts, Por- ~ Long haul, 2 yra. export- s, DENTAL ASSISTANT sonnel. Fllor School Dis- . onco roquirod. Coll bo- .trict«413.Rlor.l083328 tr P ^ H Exportoncod, chair sido, 3 twoon 8am-5pm /; • daya.por wli.,w/Hoxiblo (208)326-5981. !® 1-800-261-32a8 -l! 3chcd0l0-Can733^je95, FARM - DRIVERS R ange Rldsr, job storu DETEMTION OFRCER ATTN: OTR DRIVERS a Tho Gooding County Shor- e/1 thru 10/15,1997. Ror. '• Class A. CDL ia/o-mod- roquirod. „ Salary nogotlo- ifTs DopL has on opening'9 olod convonlional with ki tor ono FT Dotontlon bio. COIIS54-4641 foi U walking Ilooro. hoppora & details. d, Offlcor. Applicants wllh tankers, U llu g t A oih»r ___ post cortldcotlon will bo '*• bo n a tlig . Confflcf T.J. FARU FAI MECHANIC | j | ^ H gIvon proforonco. Com-’• 203.734-9062. Noi ' putor skills aro holplul. Noodod oxporioncod farm ■ Applications wU bo ovail- mochanic. repairs, main- B I' DRIVERS toi ablo at tho Gooding Sher­ lonanco.’ welding & somo I ^ H S iffs offico until 5 p.m. on Roofer dflvocs wantod. fnfroctor work. Homo & B ^ Fri. Mar,14,1997. EOE " Qood pay, fringe bonofita. bobenefits. Sond resumo to: Will bo homo often. Rog- BoBox 97284. %Tho Times- 'ftuTlnovorKnowmavalmot'n ular run, Como grow with NeNows. P.O. Box 548, Twin dsssmodunllyDuuMlL us, COL roq. 677-4536, FaFalls, ID 83303-0548. Q |

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Sporty 5 Speed with Re?eor Defrost, Excellent Gc h »! I Roomy/ vwith Automatic, Air, AMM/FM Cassette,.. le r e Mileage...,.. Affordable! Very Sharp Family'Carl ( • T h ejTiinesNew! i ™ Il 60’... 60* M. . Classifie Slock B7H025. *MSRP $9 OM 00 I ied Market] X). P/lcc oficf locteVy leboio $8,353.1(: m tp lace I 3I 3.16. ^ I n S»oclia7H001.301. ‘WRP $15.73-1.00. Pt,ceo!w b 0.97%API!OAC.72«o^.h\,m.2c^ >3x, i,i!o ■ n n e .9 7 % APR O A C Ioeio^ietoo$13,621 50. ______ond S69.00 Dcolc jAC. 72 icrm. Zero down tequneilied. Poyir,cnl mcWei lo«. w!o M ond $69.00 Dcoler Documcntotitotion lec. ___ ext.■ '''I

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I |D MI im VI b g j ~ 3 g r « J M U j T MlADE II l l HOWARD MEIERS | ^ a 1 SPECIALSS OF THE WEEK V n , 1 9 9 6 F O R D T 2 H 1995 CHEVI SUPIRCAB SHOR1 9 8 5 FORD F l 5 0 EXTENDEDD CAB 4 X 4 188 CHEVY i i - 4 6 0 4 X 4 SUPJPERCAB XLT 4 X 4 DU«lALLY »73l,i4-I,XLrpko.,Aulomol10I.C, Fully .#09091-7, IALIERZ-24 m Loadisd wifi Miloil •7,351, Aulomolic, Custom Shell,J , »P003-1, 460, Silv,ilverodo Pkg., 5 Speed, a i J S K S " ”' M wa Only 75,000 Miles! with Extroji A A E WAS « WAS ...... 9 9 5 S10.995.. > 9 4 3 0 524,995 ...... ^ 2 2 , 9 9 5 h o w ^ 2 4 9 5 Mm o 0W ^2995 HOIV^^^2795 ^ 1983 PONTIACC2000 STX.irnnO3,2B00R, goodD r R i um im i...... NOWiw^695 | 1 1985 PONTIAC!:SUNBIRD Stk.fT0078,4DOOn,AIRCOIIOriicDmii««i!,AimiiATO....NO»dw^895 !j| 1976PLYM0UTITHVOLARE Stk.#T5996, RUNS GOOO, C1£At£AII,AlirOIIUTIC...... N Oiw«995 W 1994 TOYOTA I995CHEVROLIiE T EXTENDWED CAB 4X 4 V6A H 1 9 9 2 TOYOTA T 1982 CHEVY CEIiELEBRITY «. TAHOE LS 4X4.4 I'I • #09044-0,i:0. S Speed. Air, All Custom,^ ■ PAl SSEO Stk. #16008, AUTOMATIC, 4i DDO o o a . - ...... n o w ’ 108789-0, Power SooiJ, CD, Koyllylojs Entry, I I T)iThis Ono Won'l Lostl H #7H005-1,SuporClo.:loan wth Air, AM/FM *1495 | ™ Only 19,000 Mifejl I ,1 WAS _ Cassette, CO!D and Morol ' 1981 MERCURY Gl 9 WAS * 1 5 , 9 9 55 ■ WAS GRAND MARQUIS $. 3^995,„ :...» 2 6 ,774 0 J J =''-”*••• ,Slk.#15S87,niU.YL0ADE0,EXT H ...... > 6 4 3 0 p a n w n £ M ...... NOW *1695 1985 HONDA CCIVIC 1500S Si Stk. ffTOOOS, 6 SPEED, RUNS QO *1975 I S 1984 MERCURY GRAUND MARQUIS LS Stk. «T0071. AU EXTRAS, BEAIEAunm. coramaH,. NOW *2595 4 I I 1983 MERCURY GRANDGl MARQUIS Stk.'ffTOOn. LOCAL CAR, QOODIOD CONOmON..'.. . . . N O W'2650 ' ' i I * i l H 1996 NISSAN 1984 FORD LTD1 ;______. $ f — SfiNTRAGXE 1 9 9 4 FO R D _____ ■ 1 9 9 5 MAERCURY l ------1 - Stk. ffTBimi, AirroMATic, A niCoinimoiiiiiB,iiiCE..IIOW coi ^ #09109-0,0 Automatic, Air, Cruise UNDERBIRD LX ■ TRA< '2988 I .Windovrt ond locks, Nico 0Carl H «'09077*1,\1, V-8, Automatic, Loodod with1 ■ »0S93S'O, AulomoTiotic, Air, AM/FM ExJros, Very Cloanl )oFn3sl and ^roi FOR THEISEN MOTOIrORS EXPRESS CREDIIITCALL...1 n,995 ...... ^ 1 0 , 6 5 9 0 I WAS ■ 510,995 ... > 9 7 0 0 H 59995...... > 7 9 9 5 P 7 3 3t - 9 1 6 prices plus tax, litlo & $69 Doalei 50 alor Docvmontotion (oo. All units si I S g g F M its sub|(x.l lopiior solo. B p * ' SS ' lE iS .i/; ■ ' - ...... — . ------S'*S' . N«wi,T«inFtf>.liWM SttirdiKM

FARM FARM ' HOUSEKEEPINO ; D MEDICAL Contfol Novndivada Ranch/Hay Ranch hand, ifrigirrigaiion, cat- Gravo yard housekeo MEATCUTTEF MEDICAL oporallonI sookinosoc 0 qual- tio. machinery, COME JOIN OUR TEAM >ry, English, wontod lor full-time p< ^ Idaho Homo HooHh & Ho»- Physical/OccopoUonol Formlrrmino Division roqulred. SolaolaryD O E, tion, 11:30 PM lo 0 Monagor. W.: pk» is curronlly recruiting . Will t>o m porv F^easa call 200-^09-366-2711. AM. Must bo flWo Elo w S "'■’SaKK T” for Physkail Occupaiionai sibloforhayirlaying operation, ^ — — lys. We ExporloncoNecossory i SUND^CE 'S E L L I IT ! B U Y NIT!] — , wknds ond holidays. ’ & Speech Therapists. iriigailon» anand (arm ma- HAIR1-1 ^1 . offer compolitlvo waiwages • . ; REHABILITATION Afii Tim es-N ew s Claiassified Will Fill Eve chlnory ropolijpalr. Must havo 3 R ofl- C osm o FuII/Parl Time or on a veiy N eed oxportoncoa irlr» all aspocta wanted. Privalo g e .A ^ ♦Compotthre Salary conifoctual basis. Excel­ IS HIRINGI , P'y ''' »■: Po'fPotroil ♦GoodBenofits lent bonefils. Medical. RanchlnihInn/Farm lng. salon. Phono 4g faotwoon7AM-10AM. Solaiy Includ Oontol, vocation & per-■ Thoro's- 0 place for YOU a t ' 7 3 3 : ^ 0 0 3 3 1 — * * * - - ' two-yoar 'old'throo*bod° I^R STY U ST sonal timo Otl. 401K plan. r INVENTORY , Serid Rosumo To: room mo, boof, ond QREATCUPS.h». has on Im- Invontory Control, Billini Excolloni opportunities. offering ono of tho most Jiiiing S Khoury-a MariiotplacoI Interested panics please packiackago. Ploaso fnodlolo oponioning for a Dispatch. Computerlior ox- 5oa VV, Spring Volley a . ' refreshing environments t . opply ot: In hoalth coro.Cunflntly sorxi rosumoimo lo 727 r^n h C™“> PT/I"/F T , Guar- porlonco helpful usi Bko.NV 69601 600 Woat,It. LLogan. Ulah n n to o d hourlyirly w apo ♦ Cougar Mountain. Wt IDAHO HOME HEALTH A wo havo the following op- commissions *♦ lotsl< of oth- D.O.E.. Hoallh Insurai (702) 738-92483 HOSPICE ■ ■ — or incontlvos.s, ( Cllontolo & vocation. 324-4381J8t Ask For Marl? Of Sam* 200 2nd Ave. North tho Twin Fans Aroa: FARM (urnlshod 100?OOM Groal ------Twin Fans, ID 83301 THEISE cod larm holp toam enviroIro n m e n t LABORERS MECHANIC Aulo/Truckk 200-734-4061 ------noockxf . SonSond (osurno (o W s re m a rt S Sh h o p p in g Tho CITY OF TWIN FALFALLS -Fu« timo, fully oxperiono-rK>- -A n E q i^ Opportunity—___ . LIcensedPTs.__ BoxX 1653. 1' Twin Conlor, Call 735^ -1 2 0 0 . Is accopting opplicaikcallons Engine diognos- Falla. ID &33013303. • — >oror to llcs/dlosol oxpotlonco ■ ' for Q soasonal laboror Solllnu Is B ciriSrwhBn yeu ------HEALTH wcrtiot tho Munk:ipalCsal Golf helpful. Full win,flc« shop, PT Assistants Communlly Hom 1 hourly 733-2049 or 734-5001. use a closilllAd ad te omo Hoallh Courae. This Is an hoi »pt»ad Ihe word about ths Exporloncod)d IrrigatorIr and is looking for nuroosnun intor- position, opproxlmar tractor oporat MECHANIC Items you hovs loi s^a. Registered OTs «ratof, doso lo oslod In lloxibli(Iblohours. 4 0 h o u r s p o r w oo DRIVES I TF. C&II 736<36^X359 oxcollont wages.jos. ond tho through tho end of I ------oxcilemont and MEDICAL FARM md towards Sooson. Must porfom , . ovallal>lo in homlomo hoallh- vorloty of ta sk s InIn i Iho person In Float ,at Floor Cleaner/Houea- Eam $40-$65K a )or keeping, FT. mornings, OCuffontly. wo^o haveI on maintonance and opennAfn Malnlononco. 5 days per year, DOEI q^aryOOE. opening In ourur iGooding tlonofgolfcour:. u r ft n ^ »ble to to Apply in por!»n al Rock Coll 734-0794 Creek Reheb & Medical <- offico for a tuH-llrMime mom- grounds. The positionlinn tn. S«turd*yil • Sundance professionals >> ContactTJ208-734.90e2.12. Center, 640 Flier Ave. ^ bor of our nursursing visit quires familiarity wilh v on)oylhomanyndvontflg- / FARM — W.. Twin Falls. 9ta>r. Provlouous homo lous machinery, heahoovy MEDICAL e s of giving personalized A Irrigator oedod. Salary hoaJih oxporionciince a plus.- physical labor, good pi caro along with alt tho ■ •dpob^ SOCIAL WORKER MEDICAL - Sl.SZSpofpof poy period (28 For moro Informarmation ond lie relations, valtd drtvoSrtver's Progreoslvo homo core bonorits 0 promlor rehab ■ ■ days). ClosliosIng dalo for on appJIcstlon.i.call cs 1-000- llc o n so a n d wookoi NURSE PRACTITIONER/ company can provide. For H Dkond ngoncy cooking Medical PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT oppllcaiiona13 IsI: March 17. 430-8570 or Slopsio| by our work. For applicationtion or Social Worker, licensed consldoration, conlacl Nood ClassS3 A CDL Pick office at 130 4ththAvoWosi A furlhorlnlormajion.ee Attractivo Solary Victor Garcia (toll froe) ■ ■ up oppllcatic 1. con- 01 0 Bachelor's prepared latlons at City in Gooding. tact tho Porsonnol Oirco Offi lovol. Agency will provide 1-800-SUN-JOBSoxl. 28 ^ Hall. 152I EastEa Ave, A. ------in a ty Hall. 321 2nd A\ ^0 Try somothing now and or FAX your rosum o to Joromo, Idahojaho. HEALTH idAvo, Iro ln in g for quollflod'«! difforent ------OccupBliona!i . K h . . . E.. Twin Falls, or phonopho individual. Qualified indi- (5O5)63(M150,EOE ^ - 736-2251. The City Conectionol Hoallhcaro FARM pltt/certiflad o '•'y of vlduai will bo willing toto Corroctional Medical 7 Twin Falls is on EqualjalOp- C learn, understand toam MEDICAL 1 Load personn forfa hay & row UonsI therapy u ponunKyEmt^oyor. 7* Services is seeking on S Cfop faxm., Catilo Ca feoding FT/PT position av •_____ concept, havo depend-=<• NP/PAtowofk4hrsa ”RN Supen/isofs, LPN's & | winter.. Gonoral Go m o -’ salary & bonofititpkg. pi Cur- Roadlng tho daiilliBdJ5*^57 si oWetranspoftailon, boro-J" wook at tho Community irvftiiSi chanicaJ obillivbility noc. Yoar- ront Idaho licensense roq. In o''Bry day li a wonhwhihwhUs sponsible and depond- od for progrossivo hoallh mmm « p’ Work Contor in Twin Falls. •8TiL#V-100 ' •sM rrofM ipnM rourxJ OfTpJoynifoymont. houso Buhl. Id. 20S-2C1-232-2570 •“ Wl- Can 733-0931. ablo and domonslroto0 ID Roxiwe Houra. caro facility. Comporable ' • '& bononts. CollCoJ 734-7511. Crao, 237-3477. r ------willlngnoss to work with wages. Call Rock Crook «V • -6P 0W E H • AUXUAR)FjfiiKW^ MACHINIST Call Lany Hinos ■ Iho elderly, homobound Rehap & ModicaJ Conlor. - •ABSBRAJUESe Machinist wantod. 2 yi 01334-2635 2 yrs. population. Hours oro® Security Cloaranco ond _ 734-0&4S______\ oxporlonco required,d. JiJob fiexiblo. part-time, wilh .«feLE6TRKREARWni00W . shop. CMC oxporlom Onjg Test Required. MEDICALm 'lence opportunity In tho futuro : PEFROSna.rs • •DUALPaw|||m usolul. wage nogoiiobiHoble. for fu ll-tlm o . S a la ryV MEDICAL RN, part-timo posilion In Westiitem States Send rosumo to Machiachin- negoiiablo. Ploaso mailIII NurMMinaoement Chomo-Thorapy I Dopl. •SPBdCOfTML isl. P.O. Box 50027, Id Previous oxporlonco ’ ■ 7, Ida- or fox rosumo lo: Opportunity In Twin Falli j •POWBIQROUP •TO TttlllV m lp a ho Foils. ID 63405. Rocky Uounl^ln roqulred- For moro infor- : . •i>OWB{WteOWS& ‘ ” is openingg a Twin Falls branch of its' Ex ------Hom»S9ivieea Communlly Homo Hoallh !motion call Sandy Copo «UIB6AQERMK<..-^ MAINTENANCE ATTNtJacquo Bodeitn RN. TF Clinic and Hospl- Com:ontcr, A p ril 1997, a n d is se sire e k in g part timo, flexitjio hours curronUy has an openings ! DOORiOCKS ours, 2eoFallaAvt.Sult»A for nurses with manago- Jtal 733-3700 oxt. 167 _ individiulsIs wilh knowledge and cxptfiaiceceinllie i Coll Renter Conte'" '0 '' Twin FallM.iO03301 mont oxporlonco. Sue- „ induslria] andAnd coaslruction a -n u l industryy fcfor the "^4-4350______FAX;(206)7X-291S cossful condidalos will MEDICAL ” § Port timo LPN or medical follow ing; posilions:po: MANAGER ------orcallShorrltNtsa have oxcollont communi- yoor r-flOO-ggg-gSflfl cation skills, supon/islon ossisioni * for busy medk^al i TRAINEE 80K por yot office. Must be abio to 'M potontlal. Salary/dra'draw II dossinod otlvenitlng dli}ni oxporlonco. wilh 2 years ‘ * CouniLTr PersonPc homo hoallh and o B.S.N. work ' ovonlngs and/or ■ while you loam. Full com-coo exist, somoono would Invant weekends. Sond rosumo ■' • Yard Sc DeliveryDel Person pony bonofits. paid insuinsur. UCaO733-0931.______, proferrod. Community J 2 .9 % ,'M to Box 97165 C/O Tlmos ■ anco. paid vocatior Homo HooJth oilers: ‘ MEDICAL News. P.O.Box 385. Twin f l Ifyouluvoo'0 experiena* in the nflLnl industryslrv and Hom oi Amorica. Inc. >k inf D'Oliify cook wanted ovos. •Conifo«avoWoj«>, 2 Falls. ID B3303______l i I B U j j j g aa* lookinglg for an opportunity lo expandnri vn,.r ^00 compony. Ask fc " J y ™ " Mr.W,lgM.20l-733-222. & weekends. Experience. ♦40lKRol;ronioftlProflrnffl ui HMUHf MEDICAL C.1 sendnd a3 risuniL* and salary history tu ____; a plus. Apply ot Snako ♦ 125 Rex Program r • V j.OAC Rtvor Rehab, 620 Spra- CNA’# All 3 shills. ^ MANAGERS • Excellent Education and Apply in person at J/Ji Career Opportunities Hu&sM mson's . Personal Manager Mangoment loam wanteinted Qoo. Buhl______Bfidneview Estates, WVestem a Stale E quipm enl Co. for local m olol. Sond ro 1020Bridgoviow Blvd. .-r] sumo lo; PO Box 120C"o'S" MEmCAL II you aro intorostod In a __ I’,0 . Box 38 Twin Fails. ID 83303. Laundry position - PT. caroor In homo hoalth. MEDICAL Mi --1 Boise, ID 83707 ____ evenings. Apply In person send a rosumo lo: 1109 LPN's U Full limo nights. 1TMEISEI •'>; N ffllln o r call (800)0) aK2-2287 for additional inform; M ill at Rock Creek Rehab W. M y rtlo . B o iso . ID Apply In person ot BomopuKTmaHM^rm .with . & M edical Center. 640 83702, or call 1-B00-231- dtuU M . 733-0331. Brldgoview Estates. T TO O IIIA W AVE. E. TWM FA U S Flier Aw .W ., Twin Ffllli. 3833. 1823 1 BrWgovlew Blvd. ^ I SSI I H g l . 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HI B1990 FORDQ TAURUSGLTi WGN 1986 JEEP CHEKOKE ^ 1 7 9 /'HU , Air, Power)wer Windows, Cruise 5^| ^ 1 8 9 /m S^peed, Air, Cruise, CoseHo 4-tylinJer, 5-!petd,)Ur I! ' • 2 . 4) ILiter DOHC EFI En; Engine • Autoism allc IW m sm isslii s l o n >750 ^ « 1 0 , 9 5 0 • Chchelce of Aulomallc ^ 4 ,8 5 0 Ic o r • U A r C ondillening ------_ 5 --ipaed i | n«nM ilssloto n - ...... _ , - p , H 1985 FOBD BRIBBOHCOII f ii • Air Conditioning Pow er W indow s H r \i .U M ,tk — f f / 9 U .% UM Iirp.fmM 1 0 , 9 550 . TiiiVW iioei • Cruiio Coi • Pow er Locks ■ 1991 DODGEECOinUICHBICK (( O C A 1993MAZDAMX-6 w er Rack & PinioiI o n ^ C e s f l t ----- Power Racit & PInlob " ' - P o ; f T p V Ast>,Br,rmiWabi\SintDl- ______* 1 2 , 4 5 50 isring • Intormltten« n t _ ' S l e e r i n g ■ 199ID0D6ECCEcouvisnWeN $^'jjQ C A 1995 JEEP WBANCL r» • Tdcliometer • Clocic C * Duoal R em ote C entre Jloto,iUr,y r Y S U S “'!^.M 4,8550 • s" l-speaker S tereo0 . •0AC,3frflwW>c» » (teed^nd leiw. Pffjwit c*n iji. $399 do^wSM*(tom •OAC,36^noni(>eic ■ 1990 MAZDA «; Q C A 1994 NISSAN KIK» P A «OJtydu«cnUH Cl ^ }«H5( iKpefdUotauMtM* ijjxominpefrtiy>w,rtOhw ffWajochaffloelS S I i S S«a>i9li(). ^ ilito,Jljr,K;ci,/C033_ r Y 9 U lcoy;inlujn],Cr Y P W ltslb,AllliifeodSluf[|____^ “ - ^ 9 , 7 5 1 ■ 1993 CHEVY BEI I F Y OPU I CHOOSE TOa PURCHASE. BE^t ]-D8 ^3 O9 C A 1995 6MC YUKON 4 __ y : ] H klB.a.(net,affim 7 3 U atuoik,baW ______* 2 7 ,9 5 1E p S I ^ 5 ® TO3YOTA f I L L S5 ® t OYOTfm - /T u s " / Love UWhat You Do For. ^ O UlUR R ' : : . "/ Love Whai YoYou Do For Me!" ck^ B . 236 SHOSHOHONE STREET W EST-TW Ih'IN FA U S GOOSFRENIE N D “ : ; H .2 3 6 SH O SHOH O NE STREET W EST •T W ININFAOS* 733-2891 • 1-800-0 0 - 4 2 1 -5 2 4 7 : DEALER ■ m . 7 3 33-2891 - 2 • }-800-621-52477 , -IKALERIK :

\V ' i H ( * ' ______Srtuftlix; March _ . . UeOICAL th e , 1997 Tlme*^ewi,rwinFtfi,FsOs. Idaho M MI8CEUANEOU8 I CNA'» Wtnt#d FulM PRODUCTION WORKEflS18 RESTAURANT a . ull'Tlma, Comm*frtalTlf*rwwhir SALES A D P I : .d«yi*tvti.App 'hWng Neededforlocalcompany,y. PerWna Realaorant la look- I * 1ESERSHNE0 SER\RVICE I TECHNICIAN •..•antk#RV«R,h*g iruoni. eo m e o a rp e n lry ik lllill Ing for a PM Dining Room- 'f o you enefflatic with • . . . , WAREHOUSE SK,''b.*,1 bKS»K? : T o ch n lclo n / Musi bo reliable w ' , ‘ SprtQut. Buhl. ‘h.Ttre helpful but not neceiiary.y, Soporvlior, Apply In per- ^ poswvo attitude? Do you FOODS TECHCHNICIANS "K „tv! >lo with good _____ tachnlclan. ExpsrlinIince Wa will train . Day andid eon betw een 2-4pm al wantaaaleaposlUonwtth COMliiHMI88IONRTBALES * .W earorocrult- oroantMlionoioi A4 cusiom- 7"— pralarrad. Comma»c Ing for this. position.p( Appli- or sendee , Wll. , ^ : ■ MIKEUJWeoUB l u . ' i ' av aila b leI. , i9e4BiueLAkaiBivd.N. longevity? Send your re- abllahed Twin Falla Rt u „ » , d., lills. Apply ot '■ Tir# offara • oompli aume & wage requires to: RBQIBQ/SALES ABILITY Servlco First needs cant m ustIt haveI a vory i®30 Highland . Now hiring lor f f i ^•“ ••PP'Vlf‘P«'*onetIt .■ Q niclans lo assem ble strong elecir Jnd Avonuo ^ banatJta packaga. Ma, Box 9M03. SThe Times- RBtHESPONSISILTTIES ctronic backyn- E aat.ofcil200-r00-734-7440. ^DLDrfvtr*.« • • m a d lo tl, dan tal: 401 O'** B liflln a0 SALESI S repair bikes, grille. rdSomemonochonicaiexp. ■ »01K, 2l2 2ncfAve.W.,TF.Nolo The Loneiome Cowboy ia ?Nowi. ' P.O. Box MO. Twin ‘ HandWd Held Computer wttti •DdorMtntn .5««vacfltfon4hollda, Folia. Idaho 63303-0940. • Inven In retail stores. Flex olso necoaaissary. Apply al ^ f t - - -- eooeptlrvg appltcatJons for ^ sdules. Pleco-rato Longview FlberFII Co., 348 I ' ' 21414 ^ 'wwnunayn.eoirt, - retail aaloa. Enthuilanic, SAI a - / - f s ps»., te jg z .rre. RESTAURANT 'ALBS • ReWi ns lhal YOU CON- S. Pa/kAvo./o. Wost . Twin lEUPLOYMEHrW■T WAHTED . . . • C oM tniction ooodwortiethicaraqulfod. Oue>uo to an Internal promo- 700 r 1 YOUR EARNINGS Foils. EOE/W auimd I'hlnl* QlMiiind whin y Full Of P a r t T im e helpP Flexible hour*. Raiumei iin tion we are expanding our • Claaa 10/hour ♦)- Indopon- ' , ~EAMTRE5S.S.I. Sowing a u ) l ^ wanted. Muat ba 10 or'f required. CalHor an Inter- aaaB CDL w/Alr Brake romlnent local mending. If no (anaw or older. Evei. & weekandi, aalea force In our Burley Endoiidonement. I< working t envlronmont. TELLER Pror '■ view 730-2002. off u havo mechanical bank is novow accopllna laavo mag. ©423->423-5521. • . Buff#y«rM040 ------Apply tn peraon at Ceda; r office, and ara looking (or • l Niet / £ / OFFICE n toBMinjlor iiira vicitlon' a ® salesperson' to ssD and y, a roiloble car. ba- appHunionsIS i(or temp-to- , : ^^ PERSONNEi Lanea, 405 Hwy/30 In ^ ^ C e S T " " ”' S KJls and a good work bank lell O f^w orh. Muithavaprepre- Filer nwn»y7 Why r»l MU ihoM' aervtce accounia (or Mag- • SalarNJary;SflOO-WeeWyAvg, lellsrs. Alnino M ■ 2 1 6 : PLU S ...im-900d tumi youVi bean.. - 'cIc Valley Ao WeaWy. We .‘ Inauri s. call l-OeO-314- Magic Valle;lley locatlona. I EMPLOYMEITMENT-. . - - . vloua oompuiar am i 3, oxt; 4000. codo Excollont cu •ncoAim^ioworVwlI'ui'! ' r e s t a u r a n t offer excellent working • VacotiM t S ^ ...... 0 9 4 8 , 0 ICIES P08|. MAXIE'8 neode great condlliona and a progres- • RetireSmentPlani EOE EOE Vico aklils a i humbara,•Full Umo poj ' toiler oxpoilo • TwJnFifli*8ur1*y*NoNoFaa lion, paid vfloatloi - poopio. Oaye and/ or 7 Jive compensation pick- Se MPL0YER3 : . ‘8UIIUi«8«mi. [ SALES ^ I q, Send resume lo: u n c i >• • oenaflta. Call for appoirMint- M uet b e 19 or 8 ago and benefits. This is Resle ie r a Rne Fooda UFFYCORP 'S'S 5TJUST : CxotptfofthtNtnn __ Willing to con memat20e-733-B7^-)« older. Apply In perion.. We want caroor minded anan Immediate opening. 407« 7 Fatrwood Plica vvhil s n i ommuio to dir- ANOTHER TEl^TEMP — Maxle’a Flxia i Paata1 people ' who want to work Toro apply, eond riiu m o Nam ira yoir wsitina io»7 (orent brancnchos In ond SERVICE. WE;WE ARE : miscboaneous lampa, ID. B38S1 or place th I OPipATORS " Twin Falla. hard I In profoaslonal an(ind covor leller to THE 1-800 a that clstsllltct ad around tho Magic M Volloy. OETTERI ERI • 12 PT tm plovM i. Mui MO>92O*3301 Iv. mag. lodsy. Muat b« Hiring now, local builneiIneti TT anvlfonmonl. No exp. TIKriMES-NEWS, P.O, Oox ______Will provldodod trolning. A PLUS BENEFITSF nrsoF iD . iln i. No m atlir noiv you ipindI neceiiary, i We will train 64E ^ 'ca so opptjply In person 738-9491 o r677-^ *- M IS .OOptfhf,y**'* ®' v*- fflck upB« 548, Twin FaJli, ID 03301.. 677-4120 ,,gyy your day*, claiilllid (lli Iho i right applicants to tell Atu\ttn: JANET QOFRN i b m wIihroaumoQ •pncttlofiiMCltyHajrfaJMM aqulpmoni oparaioriio n , ‘’“*r »elii{Juli. Put I I I . PRIORITY ONENESTAFFINO g ------^ — advenliing for our market _ _ 7 J.:E*»lAv*.AJ#roin#,ina, to. _ Qraoar oporator. CDLCD tlm i.|iylnB leading I nations. Apply ol s h p LEETMETAL — — dflvora. gravel cruihlnana i& •?f»ao7 of poodi and KEZJ,”K I 9fl,6.K L T 418 fa v , Tl 10N& a r ' I e m p l o y'MENT m e i W8CELLANE0U8 l ,x . **a»towori«rofyoutCKtiy, Par1( | Ave., Twin Falls. ID. Sv,lyoul peraon, Shockey A L I N T ^ iheet Metal. Paul ID. T TRAVELC0N6 s r i t e ' ; ? ; ; 733-7612. EOE. ’ JJ J iRIVE > ccnitfuctlon^rfin.>ra. Ex- m « n l m e o h a n to . Aliififo ReSTAURANT 38-8035. I A M ^ poaiiion for i ;; p#t1#nc*d canMnttra, I M r a dividual lo? b b o T t S v o i '■®0l'""“'o lob Piflcplacemoni era. Ula . naed foreman wWi aanrfs,rv(5. Taco Bell Expreea Marw- r I lo fill epo- iittari & htlpari. Cl . fn ? I n / n • work 10 f I. CDL. Ing & mechanical knovniaMla- 8*r.Wori(foraDfOwlnfl& Join)ln a winning team) Thelsenin Motorsf has . Sa“onwlendId resume to- <=l'lc PO«‘tfona15 cc, o n n o t .Apply dga. Send raeumei,1 4{ modem company wtthln- WHITEHEAD HOMIAE fic ENERGY an1 immediatein opening for aniexpe:lenced e> ^ 31^-olo Ino Rri F f ont National Q uart. Coll be picked up at 201 N. Twin Falla. ID 8M 01 . rp Airport oppilcationo for)r variousva : BFO Bartow 208>7M41 Twtn Falli, IP i H£ISEN MOIITORS M 171 Broadway In Buhl. EOE.No phone calla ple u e 1 8 3 3 0 3 7ro 0 ' i MAIN AVE. E.»TWIH ------S' loboponlngt.Stopbtopby440 VIN FALLS I Clsitllltd . . . 3rd Strool Norm.rih. Twin •verynher«l733 Folia, ID. Mon.-Fri.Fri. 8 lo 5. g i 17 ESCORI T Y^O U R ICE 977 M m iSUPER m C A B W t $ 2 ‘y 9 dco w n ^ i ‘ ^ • 5-SI . • FULl\ •4.0V-6*5-SPEED« ;-SPEEDMANUAlTMNSAXlU L E ^ c t y •A lU M l , • 2.0L ENGINIIN E-FR O N T WHEEL DRIVEVE* 4-DOOR* a i NOmONING • STEREO • nd * 1 9 > • • 60/4i ;EAT* BLOCK HEATER* iUlfff/Cn ia 'S BEST SELLING Smm U a g i )9/mo'. • SUPERip e s • *OAC.rh«l(aipurtfBeptice. >ER ENGINE COOLING • SLID!IDING REAR WINDOW* pree. nitej. e< J1IX87 an) 72 iWJMf »■:* •0>C.36(Krtr.H I .tttttlitulM ina CMHf 0iXl(iclS79ddle C9os>iortr>£aecu:t/cmn.l2>tf2>»tb.ifapiia.mAPll M w a !.:.•* fctsa. ol SlWcti'i n I r:if :i i«i j:.rg ta. S31 :ie i«, S*50«rj.ii£n la ' i-.(JS79fluif:.Cxi!CXW S5rai;^jllus4f4(?.:/ilrci;irgaiiwltw iri* «j.r/ cwn cl S29. Isl TCrn Ea)-roi a J199an(3$4»K:;;-:Ksi-M tn Ik Cisiaiw f'jj c:i w 15 a r*tr« ea c( lew lar S10.U5 SO i-a IS ic»r; tn _ _ _ g ^ i a y cfj’ct cl\2t pet rr.;* i:; ^ wwl5cOO/r.l«ce)tJJ.

•OAC 2im;nr.;/[aji*r3 Tir JfSitJ, ol C69 es tc c ^ J$47736;r/36 97 WlWRUS GlL SEDA^ y^ t o u p a y rolirclu:r.jlnaiiljl.-{arjj?9an oaiefCKice JJOC^MtiamakOM •MIDIEDIUMW IUOW GREEK ClEilEA R-CO A T* nc«:5fiifSlj3ifqmcrtrKSOAi-OAi- •WIIU tr c»»ii cl JI500. Ifl (TOI m o w G K E N CLOTH BUCKICKET SEATS* i o M CJS269 B3wOS300rt\jn:jtfcj£a-Ma­ : I ‘ SPEEIEED CONTROL •FRO N T/REiREAR MATS* ^ K | 'irr*Ktti C'jiaTOfiBcciontsxi 13 •U R FII pj-cfjsejttrecMrtkMljti:t FIITRATIOM^WFMSIEITEREO CASS * V J . ^ * J” .Hl2.000miHoer)tt wawm S!»/AU33C6 I r E cu w UK ’13.995 ▼I 11996 FORIID CONTOI ' MIRAGE 4 a t * t u i c rn ...... TRAILERS ; Se>iu/ . CO N L Y . J u t e U l m o UAl HEATED MIRRORS ____ B- 1 DIAR TINTED CLASS 97SWniOW SPORTS£a JUlSECONTROt 1 7 9 / m o * ^ 7 MOR] I 31995ONX.Y is triraan-arrjaai n M l. .1 s e F o n d u B a NC> MUCH MORE! S S S ^ ■ W0c3nann.MKnrsxMc(in u n tiu i c 'w £ ^a m 4 aiWciJi'JUwii’jce'iKe/rraeeut't.’aJ L^ffMivcner.rjxtEL-ir : n!1L995^ H s l e u t i oO I S T L i Y . ~ -ioM U sf— GALANTC ^ ^ , 6 4 7 7 I *21,995 H 1 2 , 1 4( 8 8 8 i Ain,*» AM/FM (ASSETTE r s B iILPiniEISS™ o> ] i s r L Y I ; ■ I W iFORDTAAURUS GL 89C nvr4x4 $ 2 0 9 / m10* e *AMAM/fM Stereo radio w/cassetti «rotv,*B«[»ir»fn!(KFj iMnMn KB TUfraaJfraoat-arxuasiuin in n ?2)995_ MiMttnwnjaniemeij;? MM9j»»«bio3[uoacwin::jii3tsiw ',i •AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION a PM W rfxou itrh asM !< IKO CjItw f«juxro^i:ti.r.'Mzrt>i.VM>l3CD}rinniri»l» _ •DUAL HEATED MIRRORS f c w •POWER DRIVERS SEA1i S i ______1 « u $ 7 4 3 B M I; •mTSHERINGWHEEl >2.995 m lONTERO ^ ^ 6 , 6 8 4 •SOLAR TINTED GLASS ► 3 S T L Y • cruise CONTROL^ 5 ? O l SPORT 9 B Alis P H y w < ^ * " ROL 9eFonF*260 AirpOWtRWIHDOWS "wttasp. ^ i c a f u U ! M.995 ^ O.0FF-110U PACKAGE ^ ^ * 7 ^ — LOWMILESI — ^ O* I j s n u v 1 0 * IB lB B 1 b> na n.^ t»v 1B m u m a un 01 n] nv^i I *14,18 8 8 » m •«

! ; ' . i ^ i ■ 0 4 TkawMtwi,Twta'win FiOs, Mata ' SaturriiK Mvcti:ti8,19d7 8 ------L . TYPIST • PC usors noodod.i«s,ooo $4 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ! Incomo pctonil*ontlai. Colt 1-SOO-513-4: & rt-M 0*67 rtETlMESWEV mimWM — C U R R E N T L Y H / AL ESTATE FlmSERVm 5g1 T o " THE FOLLOWIN/ i n q nfflRHTffluj INDEPENDEN1INT M M M a THEiUGIIIC VALLEY SIfINCEim ■ il JUNIOR ROUn I GEn g A V AILA BLE INTII t h e I 501 WIN FALLS •734-11-0400 JERlWME»324;^652i 2 p m ..TWIN FALLS ARII r EA I ' OPEN tloUSES f.STA'ICEfci R O U T E 6 2 2 Plooso chock your od for 301 3 rd A ^ , E. corroclnoss on tho firs 3 L T Y 41Tour Of Genms by GemiState Reaftjityi BUSINESS:ss 4ih Avo. E. doy mat il runs, os Tho W PO R T U NNfTlES m Timos-Nows is noi ro day’s Tour Of t It you llva In lha TmTw in Sponsiblo for orrors ofiOf Todi ' Homes M 29,9900toH59,90m . For froo Ifrformalionton obouti Int/r.r»" ------buying a boofnoosM o o o o f - ..••IfdlnbalnajintInda- - liBgliM M IiTO tunlty Of fronchlso wi ptndantlunForroiroufa ■ 502 sotting scammod.i wi writnin C*rrf#r— I HOUESFOR SALE do Com- contact DIttrl$trlct 461 9 H iHo FotJoral Trodo ( ^ m M ^ 3 4 2I2EE4000N l B n E I iln a to n Uanagar, Ui m ission. Washing U a tt Soiling proporty? Don't pay R U STY LN ^•TfeEUZABEIHPIte D.C., 20580. or• «illcal ?l?0 ^•dm a,I 733-0931II *a x t ony 1003unUlil's sold. For $154,900 H I H National Fraud Inform*-Into ^ (roo information otjout $135,000 » -ll Kon Conlor, 1-800-300-B7d- avoiding limoshoro.jindI 19601564 I 7060.______A real estate scams, wrilo #9700036 W60141417 «#9602305 — ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ■. ! M; to the Fodoral Trade ESPRESSO CARTRT IFully ______eontolnod; Qrindor.or. rrofrla A t»w m bxut ■ <:ay cho« Ifln. D.C., 20580. or coll - 2 group osprojM0 m mokor *’'* bargains In d u” tlli i"»a Iho Notionol Frdud infor- cash roglsiorjatoritorono cnnp.yofth»dwm*ly. m otlonConter. --— I ; 2275 F a " sink. & nwro, TSO-Ot L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 3 o s »lOWARDmow; a-oeo3 _|------, 1-600-876-7060. S T ^ U H - r - r ~ M 3 0 2 f^lllUCREST H KB | ^ ^ a u ) e r d r I MEAXDEUDEflPT I j j o n e y t o l o ^AN aUSS/QOOOINQ Byown- BLVD. . I p W ; or. 2 oc.. 4 bdrm, 1 v. batn. $159,900 $155,000 g $132,E132,500 Fodoral law allows you !159,000 ■ ou 10 875,900. Coll 352-1930. * #9700310304 #< THETIME&NB>JPWC corroct your crodrt rop< #3602974 y u V o '0 ' fr*®- Cfodit ropair ai B U H L -12 yrs. old. 1100 CURHENTLYH,r MAb Ics thot do businessIS t bv ^ bdrm .. 1 both. THE FOLLOWIJW IN G Pfiono cannot roquos!,,, i W/C0ip0f1. largo backyard, tl, ,T, closo to schools. S70.000. INDEPENDEN rocofvo paymonl untli s iESillHH rfofm By owner. Call 543-8465. JUNIOR ROUTII m r mofttha oftor ttioy porfor 806 a CA/MKiMOUff »«-rS r- ‘^0'^ sorvicos. Fof moimoro BUHL 2571 9TH AV AILA BLE INTN t h e Information oboul crcc a GOODING ARE^REA ropalrscoms, wrilototh BreithUKIng AVE. EAST RO U TE 5 0 0 Fodoral Trado Commliimis- V iew ... $129,900 O.C,, ...from Ihis country 3 bdm>. • 2nd. 3rd. 4ih, 5th,^th 7ih Slon. Woshlngion. O.C BEMS1TODAY! 5tn, 710 20580, or coll mo NatlorlUon. 2 both ranch homo on a m o T s l #9700233 a n d 8 th Avo. W' , ai Froud infomiatlon CorCon- lush 5 ocros with foncod • 2 0 0 - 7 0 0 blk'Arize/iz o n ia tor. 1 •BOO-B76-7060, pasturo, horso born ond o S t , ^1 ------shoplHunylCallJIm. S, MO-100K5* S U 7 ^ HAZELTON 3 bdrm. 2 TWhiflN FALLS 2 yr Old. nice TWINF/ 'A LLS 3 bdrm. 2 TWINFALLS • 3 0 0 blk T exas St bam homo on S'A ocroa. 3 b< I FALLS • 3 bdnn.. 2 TWiN FAL ‘ TWIN FALLS X a n n Purehoso S roflnonco bdrm. 2 bom. gos hoot f,ull ba jstomofbadradout Qreol Starter dcdose lo town. PRICED TO SE • 300. 400, 800, ‘ Excol. sctiool. Great ' &> firefl placo, AC. dock, scapedbatha. nice land- bamcustoi >8ELL 0 . 9 0 0 loans. Oivorsifiod Capita >st soli before boss Fully forced wl^Ih a m ^a rm 3 bdrm. 2 batfi: homa hon has blk Utah St. 208-734-6727 « BARKER ^ploco to mlso your fomiiy. (oneHTCO $115.900.734-8252 f«nco.>edy8rd,chab)pn>(ed w em u sts ___ Call 543^71 nowi E ce. nico location, findsoutl-u t Hugo savings. sy ste m a n d do1 pallo. 2 attached 2 carar goragag Easy terms or cash. Call ■ mes America bedroom s S ON FALLS Choxming 3 >.000. Coll 734-4306. Homei a iH b o th s . with storage room,wm, undor- R O U TE 50 3 KN EED CASH? 829-5475 TWIN 733-2224 Bom garogo a bdrdrm, IV. bath. 2 cor TWINF/ landcanwt ground sprlnkionkiors, and . W o buy notos & rool ostaliJtaio BUHL. sie 0 ,5 0 0 tor this — ' FALLS • Mu$t aell ______77^ 7 ' " " Priced righi a • 3 0 0 blk 2nd Avo. E= controcts. Cr«atlv<;lva nowor homo with 3 bdrm, HEYBURN Aroo 3 bdmi. garsorago. Layish iondscap- Immodii I at $59,000. covered palloI are are lust a • 1 0 0 blk 3rd Avo. E 1 bath hbmo. 24x24 sin- ingig wllh 0 fountain and both.odiololy. u| 4 bdrm., 2 TWIN F A U lay 733-2448 fowo(the«tras.$71 3 .^ 0 0 0 . >-E. Rnanc»..1-800-9W-4aoi1809 2Vi b a th s on 23 o c ro s '■ ,.ugly corpet, great 4 bdnn.Tb.m.«a,5O0. IVi • 2 0 0 bfk 4th Avo. E ----- soum of Buhl. CALL RON glo 0, cor gorago w /sioel (isniTi pond. Trees, large dlscoum ^ foe M Root Call NeB HarpstorMor att 734. Hjm. Coll loday T h i s h or m e w a a j u s i Estalo Hotlineno and ontor 1329. #NH-921. • 100-200 blk 5lhUA„- A H0MEU3ANS FREEMAN 734-4208 or siding. Largo lot. Only prtviivoto yard ond 2 docks. Horr 1. HMVO. . pH-J.2tOK-VA-Conv $67,000. Call for oppt ol Intortorlor vory tasteful. Pol- •lomeaAmarlca 7 roducod. E 737-3915.L/CeWSeDrO Sl 73>2224 doon hom • Monufoctured homos s e m (»96009w. _678-1488 £ ______lott stovoS' ond much moro. ' =EM "laa'cvalralley •100-600 blk MalnJiin S t . Rofinonco LLFIRSTCLASSI thre •1 0 0 -7 0 0 blk Monta I'LL BUY or LEASE oi?i' jn ta n a • Fast profossionol son^co on't miss ihis. pricod to i T ^ PROPERTY ^ " v Srim t h ’i$10,000 down. R c A L I realtyl y St. Mid Stato Mortgsott your HOUSE, any conditkjn ,olilnow. ii, $75,900. If mis oil priCTS. CALL 736-1170. soUf r romodolod 3 bdrm. collShOT?.oy733-5282-f 733-53> 336______734-199991 _ • 500-600 blk WasV a sh - 733^)002 Of (B00)&67-3S3; GEM s lunds liko a droom.call f “ih m canc oosily convert ^ — : STATE REALTY, INC. JB abort Hutchison. to dupltjploxwlth posiiivo Ington S t JEROME-2bdnnon2|ola. • coshflo^ ' TWINFALLS y* 734-0400 Fi flow of $700/monm. •200-700 blk Wyomioming when the Bank Says Firoplaco, full bsmt wiih a L - 0 > INCREDIBLELE P R IC E TWIN FALLS, ▼ ▼‘o Cottaga family room. 324-5793- f \ furnoco and wator V^ j 1 (or mis now 1«1560 sq ft. 3 newWtchon.on, 1 1 bdrm. -NO* BURLEY • flooutiful 1 yr. J 2 )f. $63,900. Call Jim ^ . ROUTE 505 XLPINE K O l d w e i r l>dnn.2 bamI wwtthvaulted- Baautlfulec.*. ILola of W e S a y 'Y E S * old 3 bdrrt.. 2 both, lull j g ^at 733-1278. COHuiuncil . 5, •100-500 blk.llth Avo,' JEROME. $t7S;900. REALTY ':S&i of extras In- trees. S47IC » 733-2033.733- ''O'W . On REAL ESTATE Lx)ans ViowsI Viows! VIowsI •100-500 Wk 12th Avo.. V ... ‘No Monoy Down co.r garogo. S135.odo. 734-3373 Banker' side, hugo (eloncoi) y i. TWIN f a l l s . $136,000.J13I • 200-500 blkdlStfi Avo. Call 678-0923.______: Lovoly, spacious, woll- P u r c ^ o s appolnmd country homo A U, . T O L L F R E E m a ggic i valley westo® i o w ith 3 •200 Uk 14tt)Avo.W 1-800-173-344& sfisi.’ss;.?;;,.MS.".'. Ihs, 2936 ' , . *3%Oown Uind/Nlobilo'0 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * on or I^STlictoj. Hos ma- _____] • CalHomla, Colorado."•J" Ic " ' Homo Rnondng S,§?»n.<15 3. Ileave msg, eq.ft. nowor gasas fumacofi t)0. MapJo. Novada. Pir BUY GOV.T FORECLOSED s':sonry onlry. rock lire- realty :. Pmo. .,25% Equity Loans ploco. oxtonsivo docking. TVWN operated. ______ond firoplaco. Central Cont nir Sprico. Utati Sts. HOMESl Pl< IN FALLS 7 3 ^ and security syslen^lem . Re- •Homo Impfovomont Loansons 1000’OC(VA.HUD,FHA.a oxcollont 9* location. Formal WhyY noir buy a llfo-style - 34-1991 ,.aS;00-743-5927 TWINFALLS •Dobt Coosolidotlon Loans living and dining rooms. 3 Now 77------New Listing • :3 bdrm, 2 polnledd andon pa- l/youlhmlnOit Ooodh J™ bonk ropossosslons. Gov- )w Windemoro Town- TWINFA iLLS bolh 1984 mar •. PrlvQls, lati 2 ‘Banknjptcy & Poor Crodil bdrms. 3 boihs. triple homimo offers 2 & 3 bdrm -2095FALLS sq Log homo. TWIN FALU lanufocturod parocl inlorlor. Prl '0" ommont rmondng. low or IAND NEW homo on 11™own 2 lols pork-like (oncedced back bting s Indtpwndt,I^ mL, Progroms Avolloblo' no down, list for your a/oo g 2 a ° ro g o . CALL KATHI (loorior plans to chooso (rom boms so. 1 ft. 5 bdrm s. 2 BRAN 1.800-454-2645 SCHRADER 736-9219. with . Shop & outbuild- ON THE]JEMMKET privocyfoncncod yard, yard. Realtorr ownod.ovh lunlorrout»CMrrtor„ 1-800-957.4636 SC Ih pricos slarting at ingon4.t I'A bath homo wim 30x30 Insuiot P I t w contact District^ 5 Slellor Mortgogo IT9601969. $94.!4.500. Bo ono of tho Una w/lo14.8 acros. Nice sot- 4 bdrm. 2'A b iotodshop. CALL JOHN FORBESFOF 0X1.2511. • mlly rcwm locotod This wont losta t long. Call 734-4572. Jr970003(XKX36. StltM Mthag$r, Brut3ruca ' . 'Boise, Idaho silo on oy tho club- o'whor.v/lols of trees. By largo (omlly »r. 734-2743 or In NE orooiroo of TF. 2288 Sytvla 734-3811311. S I t v a n t 733-0931'l ae. x t uso, pool ond spo. Coll 733.92OC living cpoco. Ook « 355 CANT AFFORD THE I uk 734:4509 or donlso 200 ' sq.ft. ot llvir p HOME YOU NEED? ' kitchon cabinots.cab molnto- T H R E I AAACREOn'NOTREQ. GEM i 6-8770 (or. moro Infer- TWIN FAI •ooskjing.ondau- * * , J C ash lor ony roason. Col MORE homo for your SSTATE REALTY, INC. moUoIlion or your prtvole lour RoadyPALLS lc nonce (roo 6 =em GEI\IM / lo m ovo in to llll lomotic sprinklora,spri Priced H t A L l l-TY STATE REALTY. Homoownors only. .monoywithminlmoi 734-0400 ^1 .TY. INC. downpaymonl. Comploto ----- >loleIy romodolod on lo se ll..$96,500. $9 Call 733-53; 1336 734-0400)o ■ _____ l^eOO-USA-WONY 'HREE-WI stroot 2 bedrooms. Gone orr EllieEl Sharp for __ finondng fl qualiflod. KIMKIMBERLY-3 bdrm., 1 iformation 733- DoCocrga Homo Allinnco. batbam, garogo, ponioi boso- REALTY |5 6 j ^iq.ll., f i oloctric hoot. moro in(or . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ - ☆ . N E E D 39/ES-931:------☆ 1-800-343-2$34 m{mont, siis on 3 lots. ■7 3 3 - 5 ^ 6 ...... ” o m00. 5 Call Dole or Syl- - - 55S9.-#G9/! $100-$750 TODAY?r ------jgc $59,900. Coll 733-03.74 ------Call 734-4333 FOR SALE BY BUILDER ----- ic valley THETIMES^EW;iW o Convonlonl L^an Co. M FALLS- 2 bdmi wfm THf s. 3 bdrm. Vaulted coilings KiMBERLY. KiM 2.240 sq. (I, shod bami, iy . boma, I r 'CURRENTLY HASIA S Uconsod by tho Stolo of5f many extros & upgrodos 4 ♦ 1REEM ealty 4+ bdrms. 3 bolhs. (Ini goroirage,foncod yard. REALTY nt THE FOaOWINGNG ______Ouiot cul-do-soc ishod ish bsmi. Now roof S893^00. ‘ 734-2260 or 7S 4-1991 K ffip INDEPENDENT — $106,900 spnnWom, spr polio. 423-5444 S43-& 733^5336 734- f L 4 3 0 4 731-5030 or 837-6313 ~ JUNIOR ROUTE tar- 1-800-876-7060. JW N PRESEDAOR schoolsola. 1566 Princeton b iu v'e! c . Notfine has ever satIt ini your I'lffififi i i l i i ' aatad In baing a Inda------— Buy the Guaranloed P aJt TY EASTMAN lor $99,50^ b a th tu p a n d a n t Ju n io r roiur« u tt Big pfofils usuolly moan itub'before. It just feels goo; o o d ." carriar^ big risk. Boforo you doI" p a c k a g o a n d TTie buslnoss witti a compony.. times^Jewsguar- 1 HOUSE. Sot & Sun SPE Plaaaa contact District^ S 6 chock il out wim mo Bot-t! a n te e s to se ll m e r- j pm. 1098 C ypress ’RING CLEARAlANCE ■jTya Salaa Uanagar, Brueav e a torgualnoss Bureau. For)f c h a n d is e o r ff '. Booulifully docoral- I J | h Stavana 733-0931 axia x t Iroo informotion oboul luslom built homo, 1 ± \ . L j 355 »i automotive ilems GEM * S EDUCED $3>3800 p M , avoiding invosimont STATE nEALTY, INC. r old. 4 bdrm. 2 % scam s, wrllo (o iho Fod-1* in 7 days and real ST^ s. formal dining, hard- • TO A , oral Trade Commission,, e s ta t e m i s d a ^ _____ d floor in kitchon, gos t-f Washington. O.C., 20580,)[ o r w e will reru n laMJD, n d HOME firoplacloco, (romod-ln t»mi. ^ ' I ___ or coil mo National Fraudd ttio a d a n addition- PACKAGES pa< Including ““'osfsprinklers. 3 car go- \ I A_ in f o r m a ti o n C tontor.. '• a l 7 d a y s . T h o re eundalion. foun woior. sowor r a g e , ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ I 1-epO-876-7060. is a $ 3 e x tra md ‘^'*1 power. AH Improvom- $179.9i 109,9C )nls. AslowosSSOO —— charge for the 5 ^ Jown, $425/menm. OAC rwiN FAFALLS-Owner Anx- 2 4 7 8 ve I 305 I g u a ra n te e d b THETIME&NEWS• ? I CONTRACTS & Coll 733-2224 . .lousll' CCall Rick 733-2448 8 4lbiAVENUEI!EAST | B | package. Ads------C U R R E N T L Y HAS I MOFn'GAGES to look3k al this oxquislto 5 I m a y b e pa n c a lle d JPERT. 3 bdrm. 1 bolh. family^hom h o.Sltuatodon Directions: TWINFALLS Seeking applicantsI t s ilumlnum siding, foncod i . t acr aiylr.Highho H M M IM ,• » TOP DOLLARS e a rly fo r c u sto m e r icroslilBcloaoto ons: Go Easi on Elizibelh (pul O'leiiy j . f o r l n d o p e n d e n t 'd. Nice quiot localion. town yetvo privolo. 4 bdnn. Cypress Way, go Soulh lollh AvenueueEasL E . | p f l i » | l | j | | ^ , . . For contracts, mongagos. convenience but 009: Home Delivery\ 20S-734-8727 0 9 7m,$48.000,436-1210 '2% batlath. 2600 aq.ti., • „ ^ th e c h a r g e will' Expansion and weil-bubuilt wilh plenty of F o r DDetails ( aiid An Appointmern e n t C a ll g ro w tti In ttie BUXINQ conlracto. trustt re m a in J h e s a m e . ------. j r o o mn.twosoparoto , doods. & mortgages. Coll posturoiros. Partially foncod, ' - L n !-1874 H M M Hailey, Bellevue, 73&-1762 tor quotes. ' i I dock & outo aprlnklora, • • 3HJCK PERKINS-733-11 •Ketchum/Sun doubtoge garago. Coll Throo 7344411 (BUS.) Valley areas. HAQERMAN 3 bdrm. 2 1V ■ m W .MHotlinnine 735-1050 Code « « '■ ■ E arly m om ing hours bolh.spadous.'Viacnlot ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ *2851.l.$169,600.- S , IJifl required wilh an In town. Londscopod. M IREEM riLLS, INC.' eco n o m ical and- S134.900. 837-4444 mog Lm " m m J THI reliable vshldo. Must EQUAL HOUSINQ ;RIREALTY ; Shoshone Street W est -• - • HAQERMAN-NowS OPPORTUHITY |73 bo bondablo. ’ bdrm., 2 bolh V4 acre. 733-5336 hi=as^=in Falls, Idaho 83301 Manyextos. 037-6402. $2,™ tfyoulhralnthattmaar- a u A a n I n t a m l ^I In ; € '; HAQERMAN. Woridor(ul UkM I B»0«t (0 KM rtu ' balngt Inda’pandanti„f I SCHOOLS/ fomiiy homo. 4 bdrm. 2 ‘•'vuiy tprilw co Irnbtfton cr homtdarivary boms, -targe (amity room, f'J” ' contractor-, y- ■ ' y i L n s K s u s i u , brick conatruction, lilo hanoiafshtp E HcrlmlMllon.* Famillil OPEK E E f l 3BS . . Eagta's Neat View ol . iiiiuililu i Includei cMldrtn. HOUSE aearch. do yoor horiKwo. Snako Rivor & Hogonutn ' ndar Ui« agt ol IS livlno K N m n rk. F o r moro in(ofmolk)n. Voiloy. 2 bdrms. 2 baths, llh pirtnit br I«g21 B U n n w 9 . coniact tho Federal Trodo j-ij-4crooge, $105,000 : . 2 5 2 ' Commission et 3 bdnn, 2 bath, 2 car go- ' c r ^ ■ S3®! 3 0 1 8 H E A T H E R WV C O d D - httfy/*¥ww/ftc.gov I rag o , country aotting, Thiihli ■niToi'pipsr will i^o'l - ' - J l ■ [ n i j l l l f i ~M AKE MONEY NOV/1 orS^Mooal ,wondortul views, 1 acre, >"'owi 90%Colcn ll h vtoUUon cf !»• WRIGHT REALTY w. Ou- raadon an htnbf YOURHOSTi I- informaiion Center; *' foi7n»a/t“ home is In.imriMcuIjii-’amditlDn- J(7'ai{7'aiic in ' norahip (or a fast (ood iponuniiv .badi. To' Hnlhciihehvood. 2,016 nnlif>cO »((.'ft.-bf livinf pi sq(tjv/dolachod2 carga- Sr^'feM iK r!?*n5KS ) »prinklm.-3 car ifirajK, . >• m reugh adtilts. Beginners ragtfpn f 10,800 oq ft busl-. 8«o-b:I9-B777. T^0 Toll-frst |T « ., • tnjck 8 t ^ ppofDtlon. Builtlit to advanced. Drawing, nos4.zoned r lol w/25,600 itphonanumDarlonrit I U11615 1 Ani)i.soN Avia^UR E ast • Inlrafflo Wow. Call 324-I- wator color, oaylk: & oU. g - H g ^ a lro d l» i-soo. ■ U i ; i[■ • 733*5336* J i» o,mi! 324-2236 sq ftiodjacont residential I . S ^ uS||| 5S77. ask for Lony. 'CalI32&4938. z z o n * 101-788-3733 . - ' |

■J ' ' ' J SsturilBih Mirchfe ^ e .lM 7 Tbne»«*w».T»inF*ll»,F*B», Idaho M : TWIN FAUS ^ TWINFALLS-NtCI • RoconUy floctucod • IC E 2 I ------5 ^ 2 ------1 M • Stun- bdrm, nowly romodofi HELLS CANYON . m OME. Brond now 3 TWINFALLS : ning 1 lovol home I FARM/RANCHES/ L S * S « u r* TWIN FALLS-sp• ■ spacious 2 omo with Now roof, carpflt, carp. IDA H O B l m, 2 baih, Q orogo. • -Clean h » mainlofianco froo00 stuccot & olumlnum siding, f DAIRIES i*Ouiol* b d rm . W/DD hook-up,ho I siding, (hako roo K I - , 24 ACRES -$29,900 H ) hookup, se n io rs. Comporo*0 • 733-0740------5450.dep/ro(s 7: roof ond ogoni calls. 552.500. C Vmo» dop, 324-3733, 1322 Washii )(s 734-1216 • aysiomTl onoi pro- 73S-0755 ovos. Soolng is boiiovtng. Don’ty, Snako/SslmonRivors Q ihington Sl. ------,n Spociaculor 60 mllo pan- U — ------1475575/moTW1NFALLS147: tial suooL - • . buy proporty bosod on JEROME‘ME. Clean, carpet- TWIN FALL! Many updofoa Incl picturo or roprosontationo.ij oramlc rivof. mountains & I .LS 2 bdrm. 1 Now 2 bdtmn. Ail Ai oppis. Including TWIN FALLS. 199,0 uj canyon viows. Minuloa lo ^ nobilo homo. 3 bdtm. baihtownhoihouso ot Phoas- Gos (Veploco.0. AC. AC Water- : lots of lllo work.rk. gI lo ss Bodutfful 3 bdirn. 2 bi>h«m For froo InformaUon about Vmo. Call 324-3317. anlViowTov ...... • block&nowarf iflnnr avoiding Umoahoro and boot launch d Dubllc 5 rownhomoa»79 Sanitation pd3. Noar No park, Of f lo o r homo with s groot flc ■nonm. Contact' 5150. o n la l mo I tovorlngs. Chock* outo. Iho piani 1752 sq.fi., nln tr« “ S'"*® SCO'TIS. ‘^I'O,0 lands, Enjoy irophy fish- = iEnLV2ba,m.,no ilmo. rentll • motching 30x20 she • lo Iho Fodorol Trodolo ing. tons of wiidi'ifo & 4 : .roh.M5tVmo.iop. Vall 734-0400 ELWOOO && EVANSE\t shop/off- Wtchon. broakfast bar, I season rocroation. Now 1401 • Ico In back. 2 bdrn )j-« Ing foom with (Iropiac Com m ission, W/oahlng- Wso!. Storow/studio.paik-010 TWINFALLS5 AO S450, . ,11 gravol rd.. oloctrlc, sur- • both. Roducod to>597.500. 59; family room h as a ™Q ton, D,C., 20500. or cill 2 bdrm s.,.. Oppis, W/D - » . , , . Call Brod 734-4799. 3 wHh Fraud Infor- voy. warfonty dood. - > > • > ^09- -slovo, Foncod yard w Excol. financing. Coil 5 ■nr o L hookup, corport, cai Wotor • TWIN FALU sprinkler syslom . shi Of Cindy.______pQj(j H . . Hofso Proporty? Ju ■ ownornw200-839-250l. M u s t 0 ond hugo covorod polioo'lEi°to ° ^ . ERLY- Country homo p 4 EVANS TWIN FALLSS MiinnsjorsM.1 M I mlnirtohomTF.4bcl4bdrm,1 rola* onl CALL J0^ *-'w 1______S p o c la l New 1 ------. — balh. plumBod 'A BUHL-.Fof Solo By.Ownof.J, ^JEROME Cod.-ir sldod A tw, nico yard. deck. 3. ew 1, 2 & 3 _ 1 ^ both- 735-1-272 OR PAT!VTTY eo o a o 3 SE of Castloford. cabin on 2,64 o'cros. J ff A Z - •- "b d rm opis.' Only Onl 5386, ? upstaifB. Ovof 2400 1. 2 bath, family rm, TWIN FALLS 400aq.ft. 324-1113, #9700162. l. Iro o s. p a s lu r o & oul » Sltuatod on 2.3 01 2. TFCC walor, mostly gal- I J good roloroncos ♦ Oost value in ‘ ). Up 10 5300 3 a cro s, 10 building. 5102,000 • oiucco BkJIng. AC. dt od pipo, oldor ttir>glo wido ^ mm ani 5500 rom. 423-5847 bdrm 2 bai costs whon 1- Call 324-2870 i . drivowoy. Sovorol ■ mobilo homo, troos, al- 10 of ihoao [I most now sowor systom i ERLY. Cloan qoiol I : '° a n w “ '"S ™ " lJ ° o n Z'uciod ” l°' apis., ; bidgs. foncod w/coi ]] JEROME Prico roducod. 5 ; 1. bsmt, 1 car oatano 1 » Lola-of room. Listo^■GEM ■ & woll pump. 30 min. from now rango, istod for STATE REALTY. INC ” ocros wilh 5 sharos wa- i INC, TF.S37-6626 Of 432-6151, inci. No smoking, rii? " “"TaSwS*ashor. AC. : S84.900. Coll11 BradB 734-0400 L lof. nico location. 525,500. R 734-4799, EE HEAL-TH <5i3POSOl. covorovorod patk- EOEN 160 ocro boiry. dbl.■I, Cali 324-7465.______t I'TftEi rounds and TWIN FALLS. A QroTTa LL YOUR HOME CLUB MEi./ It coi- 4 b o rn . 3 bdrm hom o. 7 y pay moro I togo locotloni 3 bdrm. L e Now lots, Midway Mosd- E IN 9 DAYS INCLUDED (1. Lg. 8prinkloraWolor,a2S-5015 fB l ) goi ino bost r owt Etioios, PricoB j I living rm, Flroploc< )0 special report, ALLOWANC pots). Call ! CBw foncod yd. Aulomati EDEN • for solo by ownor,r, Slaillnn al 513.900 for 1 i LL 600-299-7454 2 * ''"®- ) | | sprinklers. Call 733-226 217 acros. 160 sprinkler,f acro « lots. Groat building i — ----734-8674 Coldwell ------: irrlgoiod. good 3 bdrm,. silos, olso ok for monu- E ______734-1600100 * TW INFALLS. INVESIEST> homo, sovorai oul-. faclurod homos. Call • arag"^ (on'w^yard, FALUS CLEAN Banker.•r. UENTPRGPEFITY.’Y. 2 buildlnga. corrals. winda ■Ooniso or Mork, 736-8770 ) ♦ 5500 d o p . No ' batt­ath duplox opi. Westom Realliaity bdrms. 1 baih on maimain- brokos. 5260,000. Cali11 or' 734-4599. ing, 734-5596 w/garago. gogos hoai. AC. ______7M-2365 lovol and bosomont1 has ha 625-9971.______— appls. No sr smoklng/pots. TWIN FALLS ixc'eptlonalExes IndopondonUy ownocrtiod a foom lot oxponslon.- Loi f - -ALLS Conago T aking appp p iic o iio n s . 2 bdrm. DW.rolrig,o(rig. rango. oporoiod, ol poionilol. Qos hoo EDEN. 40 to 280 acros, - THREE Wi 5 1 5 MINICA m, family rm. oxcoi, 5450/mo ♦ 525250 SOC, dop. disposal, pnvaioato util, i rm, 1-800-743-5927■27 largo kllchon ond homoTIO Iis Full North Sido walor. R E A L T Y I COMMERCIAL siio.tro Appls, 5495 Call Call 733-6562 ______w/ W/O hook-ups,-ups, AC. 1 A ll C0II825-$617 PROPERTY or mint, ■ ■ - - In orooi sh a p o . CAL 733-5336 L 1 TWIN f a l l ; :, no smok- , TWN FA O S GrootitNoigh- Nc NATHAN LYOA 737-390 _w/v)ow, r 175/month i 5 1 3 ------1 n XIN EALkS • Washing- 4 ------FALLS - Cozy 1 bdrm. duplexBx SooZo ^"0%'’o'“°S475/i j borhoodl 2 bdrm,. 1 1both, today, fr960230e, RICHFIELD AREA VUil bdrm. 2 33-3742 Ploaso call 208-73'8-734-6360, I full bsmt w/bdrm & (afamily I a c r e a o e s & l o t s 10% 1 Down Ownor Carry jnSlroeiN. offorsl52.5' I Nood nowgo paint, V. bath. No pots, 733- room, foncod bock y * 8 ecroi irrigatod, aook V®roniogo wilh 302.5' I dop, /roftig..550' bosomoni - , , , c 1 JWIN FALLS Fimt limo buyora con 0+/-ACHES.2bdrm, 2! *f fronlogo. No CC & R's epth. Includos a cloan 2 I ______orago. Lorgo yord. FALLS Excopiional. nowor:wor 2 story, sum o low Inloroai bolhs, bonus rm. Rocont-• 2AI£JJ.Q-i4spaco 5575/mo . doposoposii. NO I MOUNTAIN VIEW 5 loblio homo pork w.ih i yard. 5425 -► dop. - rw .M p .,,c 1 ♦ Will Trodo ♦ "’0* 5 Noar CSI 2 PETSf Call Stevotvo Hallows.H REALTY Morgan Realty-466-8496 jrb, guttor. sidowaiks & ' ™ 'm “ ifb3alh, a l garogo. WINDERMEIMERE 1216 RLER AVE E JJ sphoii roadways. Zoned rtAinJ FALLS - 2 bdrm,, 5525/mo, rofs. SHOSHONE . Indl Ifs. 734-5565 Roal Esiaiolaio m m 7 3 4 -1 8 9 8 Sf Jdualrlol. Ownor moy rodocoralod. lorgo t w i u c a i i e Form dividod inio 20 ncto carr ou(Sols.is. Owner may carry, Sovo S " . ' . ' ° s 3gOOdapooll. l o ^ ^ l ' S K iy fomily homo with 4 □Rivor running ihrough Iho ■ A] ALLS - Just romod- Co" 733-0139 liox, pfivato ------yard, gotngo, 553 bdrms and family room. middle " of iho proporly. (VNDWATCH 1-3 bdrm. woll insu- -nviu c ai 1 c 5535/mo. ; - (2) 2 bdrm. 995 BlOko N. -• 733-2546733 Comos wllh lols of oul Collr Ray for doiaiis. . TWIN FALI 324.2634 buildings ond 2.6 ocfoa of REAL ESTATE------land Wllh walor. Closo in { Oflico 733-3667 CASSIA homo or bidg 2 bdrm,=ALLS I - Sm all 2 kitchen oppls,l°" Acl°s“ .m: ™ » ' i-Og I 1 bdrm, and only S92.900. Cali SA ' B A L A -Bl . troos & wator. 3 oc. ♦ Ap156 Austin Avo, klor system, ni(n ic o N E i^ - upstairs apt, inlc, he;heat/utiis linus 436-4930 733-0881. 'mo .5150 Shoy 733-5282 R E A L T Y £ ~------^ ------1 10 * 5300 dep, Cali tion, 5530/moiO«S250dOD • ^ oppis, 5300/mo ■ 02, Nopols. 73G-1!; i ^ 6 fvt^gg: flop Con 733-06611661 I ovos. 733-4321 I ClCONDOMINIUMS OAKW— TWIN FAI 521 txJrm. nov •TlLS - Sm-iH9 tw in FALLS■S-2 bdrm. t w in FALLS Nowor Nov 2 IN FALLS • CONOO ______lANUFACTUREDI stovo/rof extra nico TWINFALLS-20-60 • lOvO J o W/D ■X. W/D hook- ‘‘jP 'o ’'. oxtro CB 7.ocros. Coii 734-334G. DCK CREEK, romod- TWINFAI HOMES for siorof t AC ronoo * ^opos'l- Call Cal 734. Jdosnow,731-1500, UNDER No oolsp, no S pots 5350 * ^‘’ h-' ' » Coldwell ~ 111324-3595 disposol, iishw dis oshor; 0'*27 (or informotfonation. TWIN FALLS - ATTEN- Brand ne garogo & patio, TWIN FALLS Taking.kingoppli- ; Banker ^tiTION CONTRACTORS: 4 5 1 0 Omonih: Nice. Quiol, N.E. localion, I u Monoy Down Moves TW INFAI=ALLS - studio ‘"0 Of PO's-•ali ■7M " lio n s, vory nicelice brick. Western Realty ^i mobil-'ehom es , cuto and cloan *S350dop. CallJli 734-2322, duplox, ail oppiiat [OPENM HOUSE All ulils . stdowaik S curb L m You in. foncod ya ipiioncos, ■ 733-2365 ' AJ ^ T U R DDAY - 1 -4PM inei.goodpiico 73G-8-147 BELLLLEVUE. Corner lot til 7. tho landM om o No poisic ™ FALLS.;2 bdrm 1 5)03 hoat/AC, firoplaco. firop IndopondonUy ownod & ^ in irailor. maiuto troos, ALLS 2 bodroom b a ih , W /D'h h o o k -u D OOfogo, 5 5 5 0 .dop. dop. TWIN FALLS kKWOOD HOMES TWIfJ FAL . oporoiod. TVir conoight)orhood. noal aroa. Irg rms, w/oppi, 5425i>S/mo Cali * * * C a li 734-57355735*** V 1-800-743-5927 EXCELLENT ^ CANYON §7^?5.000. Coniaci Catieno o ‘ 733-7755 S500,'mo733-13S9 fod 735-6463. ^ RIM ACREAGE yc?;; ------lof orr oul ______TWIN FALLS. ? 2 bdtm,belt 1 f BUSS Approx. 3.0 ocros Gtoal ^ canyon viows Itom _____ £Y - 3 bdrm,. 2 bath. Slovo.ALLS rolt 4 bdrm, 3 TWINFALLS-> - 2 bdrm bath, appls. incl,'W/T'.'W/D, No I 4 bdrm. 2 boih. Barn, cor. G'oany ol Ifio (our 5-acro lols BUHLiL 1991 4 bodroom. J67: 14X70inpatk. up. 5500/nining room w/(ite- Savo 55, All ulimitlosTr*:ull POt°-733-0374,733-:733-2441, I rai. foncod. Would mako lo pick Irom. Road lo bo Broov ovo 5 1 OOO'S, Call — ------' 1 good animal aolup. joklitiid, doublo wido. rocronlion room, cludodi 5425.7S, 734-5483 TWIN FALLS, 2 bedroom,bedr pavod. Undergtound ulili- C.-»II11 ovoningso 543-6719 I Jokwood Homoa FALLlod bsmi, dbl car „— $139,000, Call 467-2900 1-800-733-8755 pled. 2-3 S too (5150 lio s lo bo in s i n iio d . ------lated, 540C(oncod back yard. TW INFALLS-/■ All 01,Mos ' S S S ;‘S i ? j ■ \ or 733-8992.______574,500 each. Coli Siovo BUYINriNG OR SELLING a I Prop., 324-2734 included. 2 bd ncB). Ov- 2 3 Kohnlopp al 7 34-l09l rnnniinulocturod/mobilo I ft ■ ‘ ------moni opottmoi hwashor. ER.S750DOW N TWIN FAL ?o‘'a T .» ™ ; BLISS. Lond invosi>nont Kc J, closoiff. THESTARFIREIE - 2787 PAINTBRUSH »SK-926. hOTOTIO? Wo offer financing? 10VESY0UINI! I bdrm ALLS. fs. 3 bdrm , rolrig,, W/D ho I opportunily. I group of »S roon Treo Financial I P Hnowl4X70inapark. M S300mo*. gar, Ctoenhouce strool parking, 3 - r z & s175 ' ; dopo- UST1IUA.U1AC£KT:0A)IBURD undovolopod roajdoniiai m agic valley J-800-58t-1904 I I M ICall todayl 734-44020,‘dep. 736-aC44, THEMGMT ill. Coll (2Ca| 734.6514-6500, lots S 1 commorcial lol iT i KWOOD HOMES — wilh building. Snoko Rivor 7 7 m Inrn TWIN FALLS. Cuto,Jto, (quioi, IMPION 1970 14x70' _ »LLS.4bdtm 2'/, t w in FALLS - rim vlow. Ploaso cali 208- ■ ■ e a l t y - a “. t w in f a l Jdtm, Ro- ivotod'sQl up, 56,995. 4 m,ly room & don StOV O ^S: 362-6201 Of 208-352-4297. olhors lo chooso Irom. | FALLS-OWNFORcm 'mnll (onrUrt COnI romodol. No {pols. 7 3 4 - 1 9 9 1 District, 5Q50/mo- W/O hookup, str S335.aop C.II 734.1734-2822, '• O r BROCKMANS RV I iER5260/MONTHI! u r P,',11, Sl Call 737-3903 OOODINQ-2 0 ocros. Riv- " 1-800.311-1687 1- m ow homo in park ------/sanii. included: )dS^tno TWIN FALLS. LLar argo 1 orfroniogo. 2wolis. Shop, XW1N.FALLS______(AcrosaaatonCindy&Uafomo). .pjNE f e a I A L L S. Brick 3 THEMGMT- .. - — moroamenliiosr934-4379- I ” 1 mhs Iroo pjrk ronil TWIN FAL 733-0738 bdrm, i boih, olf s:strool ” AVE A — omilyroom,appls. tw iw c ai i c HORSE OR CALF? F«-ER'R -7 2 2 bdrm.. 1 bath. K n ? r re(rigera- HAQERMAN - ocro lot, f . Excopllonoliy ' ■mh, 5350 Thia 1.54 ocroogo Is jusl S320i?00. Cull 326-6644. ° *' lico atoi! Fenced "I* Ql'orOfliio'rb';;^ ^ ra"S§i.pSoSi Greater ValleyVa Properties groal viows, 518,000. Coll This for Kar:o ^ ------aopooll. (208)734.6514-6500, ' 837-6402.______, ligllighl (or yout Tho Irtigaiod °sk fo smoklng/pots, O'' ' S ^ foncod posiuro com os piLER ‘SXrJXi. R TITAN 7 0 12x65'2 I UNFl t z io,»dop, Loaso Small privacy yards,yc Fite- TWIN FALLS. Lg,. 22 bdmi,b HA2ELT0N-2 groal build- Wllh irrigaiton pipo 5 i-5542,733-4467, appliances, .P opt, AC. W/O.. stoste v o , pump, plus lonling shod m. ^r.. G as futnaco & wa- I Hi ------W/D hookup, ( : i 2 ? ° » ^ ' g r ing sllos.l or l'.^ocfOw/ pyr lonior, S2000ASISII I, corporis, rofrig. DW. disposal)OSOl, off i l l 733-21 Thoranch.siyJo3bdtm,2 ' aVOOOHOJMES TWIN FALtftLLS. Cloan t walor/sonir/io . walor shoros. Valloy xht Call 326-6568 BUHLCi< ^ Strom parking, nojpots. pot! no schools dislricl, 829-5679 baibaih homo is coolod & ____ _ 733-77SS baih, dininj)mo, 350 Van Bu- included, 54855 monlhr smoking. 5475/mo.«ino.idop. hoalod Wllh n hoat pump GANNE S375 por monlh. THEMGMT hoj NETT - Double wido bsmi’ uiil' 733-0739 734-5781 Oftor 4:30:30p.m, p and fooluros a spadous mobiio)iio homo 10 bo moved, ,af,o now -7224 ovonings, whon you'ro iooKir oat-in kiichon plus now Call 7B8-4696.71 • n jja c o n i ”l'h"2oor«o TWIN FALLS. Lg, 33 bdrm,b( lillBEFORE^;y o u BUILD root. 5112,000. Call Issy ------^ -Ls.Ni=o2bo™ Dd In d u a l- duplox, full bsmL 2 baiha.ba > iG ibbsai733-0596. HEYBU3URN 1972 SkyIlno o(iig, W/D hook ngd. Can 733-0331331. No pots. S650/mo.*(no.^dep, j : ; YOUR HIIRST STORY, «iG-639. 12x4444-. Taking bids on BUHL. 2 be i hoot. No pols , -^ Pioaso coll 208-734-434-1120. repossession^ Con- tjilo hom. 0.. 5300 dop. TWIN FALLS- inagic vallev a a 'S Evans Dank 01 -4660 after 6 p.m. Quiol, Liko-new« upstoirst, 2 TWIN FALLS. NicoCO CleonCi ------bedroom, full boih. b( W/D opt, 5350/mo,-*5250 c ______p o ls. 54; 250 dep, iij LISTEN T o ^ i ^ i ^ y ------1 TWN FALL£CQ3 I hookup, oppliononces. AC. No p o ts o f a ny kkii in d . ■■ealty 5 ^3URN -Sparinn-57 ^3-8342 601 bath, lamilyiCHPn ftOTc/ " " “’f /sonil,/lo/lawn care Ploaso call 208-733-5C33-5090. ij; OURS. 7 3 4 - 1 9 9 1 5' 2 bdtm, oloc hool. b u h l FURNISHED Mo Porrine Dial pr0vid0d,5475n> m o n t h ------______gas w; walor hoaior a cook (jffn HOUSES ♦doposil, C THEMGMT 7733-0739 tw in FALLS. Phooslioosant { ‘ * Btloif you buy o« buJdjdn<>y d r WIN FALLS 2I0V0,:0, swamp cooler, Th,s s e i? Nor ------Run-2 bdrm. 2 boih,Qlh, lushI lyirvn'Mta] I ^ TWIN s. 1 bdtm, Kiich- t w in FALLS - J ■ * fiotne. you owe it lo youii< NEWUSTING l ! « qgoo ; d ono, 54000. tjuni rEATERVILLE-Fur* m i TW tN FAL • S tudio, bolgo carpoting ihrounirougho- • . ■ lo lill; 10 Mjrtin Horafv ih IlCO ocroogo 3 milos (rom 678-8030 allercpm. |h )o s i«d rl iong-lorm cabin bdrm, Fomilm, Ulils, pd 5300/ *■ ‘'"Pop. 1 bdrm. ut, W/D 4 walk-ln closots,closi rv llie ^ Nico eposit. 825-9199, S240 . 5150dofiop, Cloon. A must sool 5550 por i TF. Foncod pasluro, out- K iunpc 11,(200)587-7204, d ro p o s, E) ' por mo. 'O w nrt ltwolvfcr cuiiotnotn homeI builder. ‘ ERLY '97 Broadmoro ^ — doonl Nico — ------> pois/smo- now carpot, KEYSTONE no p PROPER' buildings, ond corrais por- PERTY built o lw o o d , 14X 60 2 775 I yd, Noam,LS • Socuro king/dtinking ^33-6597 73: 735^483 Of 1-888-78ft I InfoOmwmwtlnhom«s.co(n r e a l t y . oq,. 5500. 543-8436 Slovo. rolilining ot 5600/mo. 1067 or 734-5388100. doluxo nowor 4-ploxpiox, 2 . ’■ MAUHa q7a9 »*••• ^ N E W HCl O M E S l VGEM «EAL ESTATE a rumpus room. • CleanS:2l..ba,ma. - C ^ ■ STASTATE REALTY. INC. I WANTED 1ivMnieu . 5oun„y ^ ro availablo lo roni Comparo1. (omoios.*7 No rWIN FALLS 734-0400 0 por monlh plus 1322Woshir1250,734-5990. 2 bdrm TownhouBiuBo, 5440 4 60S orchord-dlocurlly/cioaninn •m EXOCUIIVItivo noods homo to shop 5495 LS, Canaoa 1 J;'?!™JS0.5495 ” I r OOMSFORREN'i|ENT I, Forr^ houso: 3 TWIN FALLS ***** ; 514 lo a so o w ith o p iio n 10 *dop. Coll 95;raoalh All INCOME PROPERTY . pofclias. 1 b o th , R ols, & olliciency unil S335 TWIN FALLS CopriI Moioi.Moi aso, CALL 736-1170, ------:iiock roq. Phono ulililios paid,ilo/HSO 1 paid.- — ^ ^ ^ ------H A NSEN. ' 5440 '■ 'W kly,-rat03 ctortsi5100. 510 ...... 3-3224 for applica- bio T,V, with I Mo^ K S S i^'/4 month KJtchonotlos. 733-6452B452. }OOINQ r A y ‘“ "CO 10 sc ' . a C:wm DUPLEX ronilng for f n. Avaiiobio Aptil. phono sorvic I Ron! Froo, brigh «g5SS2-::; ." NEWI r ^ / T / \ 1200 sq.fl,:------ralo beginning JEROME Holiday Moioi.Mon 475 por unil. 816 sq.ll., . _ , boih, stovo 6 0 4 clous & cloan. wei Come visit;it H ag erm an 's new S47Sbdrm, 1 baih. garogo, V /V oan 1 bdmi houso. For moroRNISHED inft lainod.somow/smjm ir^ n ri Romodolod rooms.• SomoSon 2 ' t t i I l D hookup. Li i/mo or :w c o u n try IIbar opplioncos Inciudod. T I I. 5290/mo ♦ 5250 4330. oskOUPL^ES (or - -& slorago. Somo10 w /w n Wlchonottos. 5375/mo L / L / / I back yard,.11326-3659 1 ------r°o” ^ y SlOO/wk. Coll 324-23612361. I;; subdivisioron with these three 'oubio your Incomo for ^ roforoncoa— TWIN FALLS hookups. Frii ;e s p a d o u s , i151596,500, ; | Call Anthony bodroom oponm- room studio,mttn.posmoli, >pola, TWINFALLS MOTEL3i i T ' ■ AD nior Communiiy FurniahodIS, 5400 mo. ♦ 734-660« 0 0 * Winter Rotes S^OOMXVwV. : ■ • homesies read y for occupa Coil 206-734-91 n 5325/mo, Call pancy SSA ) B A LA TIMES^ liS o U E 2 I 537.63100110,5 nVIN FALLS 2 ban R E A L T Y OEP:P A R T M E N T homo. NoG po Culo 2 bdrm. 1 TWIN FALLS,1 bdrm o p i. sowor. & goroiirogo tok- TWIN FALLS Oulol motel.moti stistartin g a t $99,500. onth *5300 0" 0“''° o'- S353 5 0 /m o 585/wk. 5375/mo. Ind, n ). ' 733-J321 2 0 8J-734-5538 - jpls. > Incl 5450/mo bnth furn, a[ Id. ml- dop. Avail, immo- (roo w/1 yr.-loxlrm, 5350/mo '♦5250 dop. Coll 73^^■4025. crwavo&rofrig.736-108}-i98a. :; Additioiial7/ 12 /2 acre lots available at. JEROME • a Co:i324-3151. ______V a t s i s m . * * * , ********* bdrm. 2 lopois.bo 934-4201 m o. S pacioi Directions: EXTRA LARGE BUILDINGIG L O T NEAfi * h o m o , o u l ii b d m i . V/, |fIAT)(Vl'rtinfl( * EXiNAKE I RiVEn CAWYON AMONG FlfVE HO: ? SNAK HOMES IN GRAND * allowod,I 56:Long lorm loaso TWIN FALLS.:rtoshor/dryor \M TlH I'N nlC • 1 /4 mile eastito o n H agerm an Ave. (me VEW SUBDIVISION IN NW Tv/IN FaLLS,LS, City SEWtR. 2 dop. Coilidrm. 734 2 baih, nico ulils. W/D.T^ali (o backyid. U filJfflW fiW^ Luxury ^pahmts motel & bank J J“:adl£ tv and n a tu ra l g a s are avaii'AiLADiE, C lose * ------homo. Gordon- smoking, 5250:390 & 5480, ro,TOWN.W!T)j_Cf!EAr..Gf^EALVl£W_!fi• 5 9 .5 0 0 .____* JER0ME.1.CI tcanumpspscUL. a a ' -r-...... —...... -comer)!r) to N orth view Subdi vj; 1-dblo garogo- — ^ ~I~ ‘EnJoyUfdreli CO M M ER C IAL/O FFIC E euiLOILDING ON 2.79 * alfL195/mo, isl. last ^ W '^ FALLS. ^aflnir'atmoBpherdiiMlEi - ..... 1 c oOES : ON Blue U kes olvd’, norORTH. Perfect * Ca»837-9i8iColl 423-4890, bdrm . 5395/tf 2 bdrm. i of OUT 1 &2b34;30£i2 * 2 bdrm,, • fullLargo loncod I aOTc/Ki. ;m . * ■ d, Pols OK wilh 1 APTS/DUlD hook up. 651Saratoff]>ga Drive oa & oddiiionoi ilorpaid. Ik(HiaBbiUbB<«CMaffeHa .... . W75 month. JEROME 2bdrm& EVANS ' «t<^-BrarnCui k******** +S250dop,: 1401 Pr»a.»«»»Mny« T 733^5739 S ------5250 dop. 837- \ 2 bdrm. mobiio ----- r V \y — deposit, 2 bdrrr • Brond now 3 45350 dop. Co!! bath country ------— 7------juisldcdogs JEROME.2 &3 5650mo. 5350 ^lOth opi, wos 734-7692. hook-up. small ------no p o ts. 539C :_Cl0tm.2J)dfm.___ 324-2744_____

KIM bT r LY 2 ------ii------baih. 5350/mo. Country homo, rloa inciudod, I bath, garogo, Adam or Wall 7: KIMBEBLVI,3 1 tho country 3 bdrm , appia full basomoni. y a r d , W /D h :rash furnished. garogo. Walor 1 ig/pol3.S425mo. ELWOOD 4 E p, 324-2154 734-140 M nm*».Nm, Twtn Fans,Ftni Idaho Saturriiy, March 8 ,1.1337 9 .a

TWIN FALLS MOTELI- HAZELTON Homo aito Ito, FENCE. VINYL 3 4 4 roll PIPE PlPl (35) drop lock solid TRACkCTOR, 7 0 Ford 4000. d ------Rooms by Iho daya y oi r posluros.40ac. S19.500.'00. Wo bought loo much, you sol wock. Roosonablo raio sol linos. 3'x 4 0 ‘, only 1 DIoS'onoi, Soloct-O.Mallc, I 801 I w a s h e rR,,*. wtillo, Gonorai WEDDING OOVOWN. novor PENTIUM 75- 8 mofl Wloo^ AJao, 270 acros. 825-5017^ gotodoal. Con 423-4653. yot mog ram, Idoai (Of 1-2 poopio. 21! year old. Call 532-4383. 270C00 orlg. h ra .,$5000. I AwnauESA AN l.'SP!f.‘fiilc, g ood c o n d . w orn. Ho'nd beododoM bi 4X CD rom, 1.5 HO drtvo, Kifnbofly Rd. 733-S620. U 326-8806- | COLiOLLECTlBI.ES WSHER/OHYER, sh o u ld e r. Lo mllor and i 6 1 3 ------“ 1 GAMEBIRDS Bobwhilo PIPE-8- PIP plain surfoco ._ Quol. S4.50 o a or-tO for PV : Frigldoire-$50, Hoodploco^s s a 2 4 S . Woffer. S Call TWINFALLS Roomomo. jPASTliREWAm'ED PVC, 1320 fl. Coll 324- TRAC\C TO R , 1175 C aso, WOODCL>CUT Rare opportu- Woosacali:can 20 6 -3 2 6 ^ 7 . ^ S 39. P h o a s a n ls , six 06! — 532-4139, ssaw ook, microwovo. 0654 ovonlngs. 100'0 ’ of 15* oalvanlzod nfty to o ...g k i n d s . S 8 t o S 3 0 o o . rofilg, ulil p<3. cablo TV,v 'p r o AUamatlvo: posiuro ■0& rings. 324-3156. Stonow< iR/DRYERsot 4 8 0 9 PRINTER - compulorJutor, Ep- , Quantity pricing for laraer P'PEPIPE, 6 • 4 10* Aluminum ‘ re, $200. Dryor, I COMPUT pots. 1201 Kimborly OrtRd< or loose waniod. Coniact son LIOOO. like now,now now Mark 543-6746 lols. Stan your own flock. gatod. 0“< Sl.SOft. 4 2.1 0 fL Coll 735-0232. _ _ Good 4-H or FFA protoct Call Col 733^077 or 733-3894 NTED: T hol sp o d o l —4 55i------I” - S r ^ xsMB.,. r a m . Win cortridgo. $50.734-:734-2133. II broko pony br em^l I Api TWIN FALLS Rooms:r m r ^ WANTED pasturo tor 200-W- Call 432-6029 ^ ^ PP U A N C E S WATER SOFTENER, SOF Cul- ’05. softworo pkg.pk 4 dosk. m — PIPE, gatod, 6*. 6'. , 1 0 '4 horsirsp lo 0 good roilre- . Ilgon. Systc;ystom 23, 4 y rs.. ,il500/offor.73(W ^ 5 3 g ------811 • tof rato3i1l5MK.S19.9; I2‘. Elastic, somo single mont rofrS ‘*30-5234. HOQ FEEDERS (4) ‘2* nt homo w/o 5 yr. old DISHWASDASHER - Konmoro. old $300, Kc CARPET /day. Mlaowavo & rofr _ Round solf foodors. Goio, 5“'' somo dbl, gato. Lots cowV ggirl. Coll 436-0366. portable,3lo, 4 yrs, old. S250, fi- folrig, 2 d avn^l. Pota OK. 733-Oe;•0655 ^ . -1 CaJI 543-6916 AlotsillColl 206-438-2157, ng m ust sell. Coll brown. $200J200, 734-7399, Can 736-090995 BUNKBEDScomco m p lo to ------I 6 1 4 ’LOW KVERNEUVND orsiblii i ^ K r o u W Z ______— ThliyMrwfltwouwtM suuM *' oil bodding,g. $125:$ i 606 1 WANTED TO RENT]• HORSE 4 yr old sorrel PLO £12 g 0 4 Ctwlftod. 733^)8-0931. entirtalnm em centc en te r & ml Quarter H orso gelding. 3boitomw/2 3 t extra P'uscS oloctricol wiring. 250 DISHWA£/ASHER, portable, 8 I MOBILEHOMES•S I FARMERS nood oporal- '■ - — Bho^ol, $50; micrxnIcrm a v e al- Gonilo& sound. 324-3290 bottoms. botl $400. 326-6568 opm.'n. Call 734-6832. full slzo,'to, Whito Wostlnnh- I BUILOINQINQMATEB1AL8 COMPUTER. 3£386 0X 40, Amna. $75. All 3 yr. ' * ou»o' S?1 RLER 2t>drTTi, wotor. sow-sov< '"P money, wo purchaso $200/olfor. Coll of- ib m compatibiIble. $250. 7360360 osk for Ooi N o _ “liol'aO'!■'’«>stum p. Ear-“ HORSE Long yoarling. PLO'’LOW In t 314 3 bottom - WHEEl;EL UNES t„, _____ or Saan. (umbhod-N mdorblrtJ. Mokootlor.- ' e -7 3 6 -4 6 4 2 .------r3 <;n fy ‘J'W payment. 40 aero'.,g- dark gray niiy,-$450-Can '<3oiQ ood 3 so c tlo n ,-S to o l ■ Thunc ------BUNK BEDS. Wood, pots. S425/mo ♦ S25 324-3940, ______han COII536-6162 D RY ERS ood, with dop. Call 326-3659 minimum, sprinkler only harrow boan machinery. C RS/WASHERS. 264 4th 1^ A vo,S ..T w in IBM 200 PC. 2,52.5 GB HO. m otlross. oxcol.ll. cCl ond. ____ Now controcilng ’97 crop CaJI 324-2234 ------Buyingg Konmoro.K Whirl- Foils. Toordlor down for pons 12XCO,16RAJ 'P HORSE SHOEING ------IAM,64BIT 5100, Call 208-654-254-2245. TWINFALLS L(.)(.)KC 324-7146______7 0 3 p o o l.G, QE. Hoi Point, -2x8’s;4x10lx10's:6*6posts: 2MB vldpo, 33.63.6 modom. _ Magic Valloy Aroa POT>'OTATO PLANTER, 4 row Cloan & quiot counir I CUSTOM Workingng eds.733«nt. ' 6 0 7 nium gatod pipe, $1.60 ft. GERAT0RS(2), O FR CE & 2 both 10 sharo, S300. AJIm lor Goldlng. No papers. Call Call 423-5620. )fs with oporaiors for S.l5cporHPhour.' 1, Maytag washer, . - RETAiL SPA CE: omonitios, ColU23-5B11,I, ■ Unbroko,S950.Agodrog- - Isiorod Quarter Golding, r o l l •HP tractors avaiiablo. Motching dryer, ■ “i80 o s I OLLER HARROW. 14’ 1^*^' 011734-1115. fcAMERASa ^ PERSONS to th a ro n o iv3 j qualified notional finals Vco, aco $5,000, PICKLER J c u sto m plow ing. >-oii) s& E o m iE K r bdrm. country homo. (QOODINQ (2) 1.000 sq, t!. I. polos. S2500. Coll 734. HAfiURRQW, 40' hydraulic ling. oic. Will tiovol. ------Child OK. Must liko dogs. A E lprogrom GSUT n n cHnexa, tcHOOU, c u nlA AD n ot nowly romodolod offic- !. 111S0a.m.-5p,m, foidioldlng, $2,000- BEET j'? ”ISO call 436-6558, VACUUMM IKirby Gonora- CANNON AE S275permo. 326-4645. , self-drive, very camoro- 44 lerlensos, lr“ pod 0V IC 8aW t,BROM OUT or out KXTU DtrMtmnr.IT.WI WI 03 or retail ovaiJ. For moro CULTIVATOR. 8 row. 1866,431-2866. Hon III. s< - HORSES . Brooding slock oood condond.. oxua bolls i & oxtros, $751$750.438-2885. lipusTnuvtBscMTorm. Info. 934-5951, 934-4003 ;i500. Call 208-532-4130. ^ ------TWINFALLS-Fomalo0 Polnl colls, block color. 2 yrs, old- Paid ^P ; roommato wantod. Col- 7 0 6 I t>“QS- 2 y JenoME-Lg. otnco. rocop- I- top AQHA bloodlines, out- SELF:lfunloading q e d I c aflD i U C E c n D SHOO, aslasking $200/firm, M ^07 60 I ,0 ^ ■ CAliASAlfS lior) aroa w/3 individual logo student. Full uso ofif sionding porform anco Sout Coll 736-51 •’*' houoo & uliiitios. Coll Spudnik 26’ w/roll ovor I « 5-<615.______I CLOTIOTHING R ] olficos, SS50ATV3 423-5311 II and roping ability. Also arp, u,,o $5250. 629-5720 FERTILIZER ------REPRESENTATIVE . 00, 733-5123, slud sorvico avalloblo. — — WASHEIE R 4 D R Y E R WEDDING GOWNQO I TWINFALLS S110-S400, - APHA block a n d whilo, STACI 2 TWIN FALLS • Froo room •ACK RETRIEVER NH .e m ,. me, white, $350 or Gorgoous, shesheath, slzo 6. .FORASPEim Primolocalion. 736-8022 ■' Improsslvo, Sir Quincy Cem/1 MEOFTHEHIGH K / f l ? ' In exchonge for lutorlng, Dm/b«an planter. 6 row, 'or, Musi solll Col! Now S700. willwill sacrifico for ■ Oan stud, HYPP-NN ond JD-71D-7100.0otedpIpo,(27 ‘SUNTRY’S i FINEST 324-889959onyilmo, c S350, Voil. $7: ^ P R IC E ! TWIN FALLS Fomolo only. 734-0628. •ED POTATOES- .$75,734-0545 I f NOW LEASING block bold fac o AQHA pes.]cs.) 8-, several El's, ; stud. Coll 676-3076. Wcec/ood burner, propane, TVRF PLAZA TWIN FALLS Wantod lady 50 gal, Opener, Eveis- lorollon 3, Russet Twin Falls nowoal ro-O’ roommoio. S200/mo ♦ % I Burbank util,, no drugs. 733-0973 ' HORSES - Hoavy work man^lan. Alfalfa c row ner, ,c tall/olfice conlor. Loaso . harness, solo or trade for 5(1 ■ (Prico $3.50) 5PQC03 10 fit your noods, ll. Siphon tu b o s, (2) ' liglilerono. 934-5370. 6I1.It. s< sec. Noblo Horrow. y p p n □ Compotiiivo loaso torms. ) READINGS FOR Spaces avaiiablo starting HORSES - Small Point |P^“’proyor, 110 gal. Side n ake #15, IHC. Flow PVY AND HELD ai 1.000 wj.fi. Call Slovo moro. $450. 4 yr. old red NSPECTIONS . B U S IN ESSS i & S E DiLucca 324-6773. moro, S300. 436-1537, ppllcallor»(3)2row£2 .i,,.'”'; : r v i c e Call 423-5614 ossod Iho California =||Q ; if Roll Inspection* HORSES. ALL TYPES ' Ware Hansen " ‘H - l l * — I magic valley Bought, sold & trodod. „ "RPS ,' • 16 Mil., work (Col. Ior hay, 15' X50'„ 20£ >08 527-6246 Coll 733-6055, Call 733-0P31 ext‘ 1 1formerslnfomiatJonorYourseserrlea n p r a e n ta tlv e realty ISO. 20'X60'. S200, Mo Wooro, Idaho _____ ■ PHEASANTS Ring Nocks, Quaniuanity limilod. Discounl J T l , . - , i 701 I P BUSINESS 734-1991 Wulanis, and Golds. lorr5plus. 5 Lorry. 736- • toslod corilliod ^ HOME ~PAINTING~^ - 1 UVESTOCK Ca’i 324-5330. 2600 < potaios. oxcol. SERVICES J (CONSTRUCTION TWIN FALLS Pfimo space ,o a « Sigs, : Isoloied seed d- -THIS IS FACT* p Will siz o , cul 4 locallon on Kimborly Rd. PRODUCERS UVESTOCK TRACIACTOR -87 Coso-IH TWINFALLS I- CLAUDE'S PRO ■s, Rog, Missouri Fox Trolling g 194 MFWO, C ob. olr. oolivor. •.C Call 662-5260. KEVCO CONSTRUCTION suitoblo for sm, business, SPECIAL DIARY HEIFER 3394 PLAN ROOM CConcrolo foundotlons for If- horsos ore sturdy. SALE PS, 3 1 PAINTING 1600 sq. (I, w/storojjo or­M smooth riding, boautilul p. 5,3 point, 24 spd. Irans.. ______— — Jobs>bs to bid for Gonorols. convonlional 4 monufoc- Rosldoniial, Commorcial, oo. S47S/mo„ 734-7921 wilh good dispositions. Friday, ^ Mar. 2 1 ,11:00 am. 1000JOO PTO,M6.9R42 i 7 0 8 Sub-.ub-conlraclors 4 Suppli­ turod homes, Concrolo Inlorior & Exterior, Lowest days,______1.000 hoad short brod hoil- roars,ars. 16.9R28 Ironts. . I hIAY.A GRAIN ers. 0™ Bluophni copies ~ 12 ready to g o - ors. 1 brod 1-6 montn. duals. flaiwork & soptic systems. Bid-Hlghost Quality, All als. wolghts. 162 hsp. I FEED 734-PLAN ^ (7526). Work Quoronlood. Local TWIN FALLS brooking 30 moro. 1.000 I hoad 600-900 opon 2562 h FREE Est Coll 733-2730. This is Iho coming broodi } 62 hrs. Now drivor liios Rofs, Froo Esl 733-2735 Various Olfico Spocos hollers Itontnt 4 4 rear. Excol cond,. DAIRY HAHAY -300 ton good CLEANING C Avolloblo from Como gol lo know your 1 OWNER SALE roduci HOME * ir * il * -tr ic H-k horso (Iriond) boloro you ducod for quick solo, quoiily': 3rd crop 1 ton. < 2001o1250sq.tt. Ropulotion Cattlo S29.9C SERVICE CCONSTRUCTION buy. For details call: <- 9,900. Coll 587-2860 Coopor r ( Cuslom Service Kimboriy Road & Bluo Oosod conslgnmoni solo or590-1760______678.5017 590- PICTURE Loi.Q AAA Customer Rated ~ 1-5434 or 678-3409. Npw coniiiniroding '97 crop, 243 5ihAvo.S 1 F«athorlllo Horso S t ------324.714848 CLEANING C l 1 Main Avo. E, over 3000 SADDLES 125 In stock, TRACTCCTORS 1-JDR, ------HOME HEALTH (Old Towne)-736-7369 - & Stock Trailers C «q. n. S900/mo. 734-9753 Compare prices and quol- 2-JO0 0. l-W040.McCor- hay Isl,1, 2nd.: & 3rd cul- ^SERVICES C ^ Gary's Westland Molors Ity it boforo you buy. Moon niick oi ROOFING TWIN FALLS. PROFES- kOooring. 934-6392 ling, ,2 siring.Sir Also. 1 Ion 3 733-1823.1-800-333-2219 Cieok C Sloro 208-686-2004 MotiletJilo 503-705-1996 bales. Coi 1 CLEANING SERVICE IIIDAHO HOME HEALTH SIGNAL OFFICES. 3 "commnmorciol • Residential PROFESSIONAL suilos In 0 colonial styloI • 30 HORSESHOEINQ TR AND HOSPICE TRAILERS. Circio J Horso TRACTQCTORS h a y lor solol si 40 tons ol NoiNow Constnjction 734-4061 Twin Falls ' . ROORNQ & COATINGS btick bldQ. ovorlooking! Call 733-7095 ’ & & Stock iilrs. Ploaso coll •J 0 4250425C PS. 14.9x46 o p p ro x nim a io ly 65 Ib. RojRoasonablo Rales 733-7221 or32ft-6857 tho conyon. Avail, 10-1- 208-862-3402, ovonlngs. . Ford N/ 436-5655 Mlnl-Cassln ’ ARENA'S. Rom.monlhly. — d NAA Troctor bales. Can:ail 436-3490 FlFroo Eailmalo 543-2273 Buhl Commercial, rosldontlal. 97. Looses from seoo to Buildup roofs. Most minor Indoor 4 outdoor, 12+sio- ^ ---- ‘ IHC: 424424 Trocior uTU'TTTT 36-7062 • 329-4606 Modicaro/Modicold S12Q0 por mo. 733-0936, 7 0 2 •J 0 264C ock hay & horso ------looks ropalrod in 24 hrs. , lla. Taking appllcallons (or I 2640 136x38 hn!'M I?k cowr hay. All ton Advoniioni«o whoro you'll Ilnd ^CortlfiodUconsod/Bondod FA R M /R A N C H '''^ 2 666 15.5x38 TWIN FALLS. Tho Paris manager. Call 53S-6533. ■ Ios. Con doiivor- (dy buyors - In dattUlod. Nationally Recognizod SAND & GRAVEL BIdg. 2 soporolo aroos ^ U P P U E S / E Q ^ *MiiionP1850 MFWO 18.4x42 rni?i 7no02-776-2526. n 733-0931 pfoM 2. ^Home Hoallh Loadors M M sq II. m ,25/5,. B,' AUTHORIZED; L =n Planter. 24 Row Home Grown In Idoho 1300sq.fl.al -35/sq. tt. Trails West Doolor •PatmoOTio 6 Row Bool Digger P U N T Nin>litrb allolfa sood CC DELIVERED ALUMINUM PIPE, gaiod, -MinaTo :ONCRETE H . Gravol. sand & lopsoil for incl. uiiiiUos, Coll Arclilo' Gary's Wosiland Molors a Tank (conlor) 1991 for lost rogrowih, roi innago HOME REPAIRS , 733-1623 ort-e00-333-22t9 10”, dbl-goto. S2.25 por • ParmaTia 6 Row Lilior Tonk ond good3d dairy qualiiy, P .O NNSTRUCTIQN S drh'Oways, parking lots, oic. 733-2049 or 734-5001 y ft. VALVES, Butterfly, ol- • Parma 6 na 6 Row Dofolioior Call 543-C(-C049, BENEFIEL-S HOME CARE ^ youc&nhaJioo.Grm/Salo- 2 widi'Ido balos. Ploaso DonnDnnis - 536-6705 H i h o m e B E P A I R S parWno/locaiion, Compus ~CATTLE 160 hoad ot 3 & Ford P' tractor, 2440 hrs,. his.Call Call 326-4962. call 208-43 JOHN'S SHARPENING ■ Commorts. Bmd-733^3e4, ^ 4 yoor old black cows. 90 MFWO duals, wolghts. ra- —------“SSlANDYMAN cc SERVICE pairs. Also. 200 head ol 5, ' dar; 7120 D uotz/A llls, ‘ RACTO: t ORS-50 antique WANTED.D corn silage. ------Complete Home Repair Comploto sharpening, JD-CAT. 1 or all, all Joromo oro Wo doll aim TWIN FALLS 6 I . 4 7 yr. old cows. Coll 122 HP, MFWO. 4 0 t5 IHC-JD-( jroa. Ploaso call a u/iWORK OF ART Sm Carbldo 4 stool sows, Whoi Slzo Oo You Nood? 734-5265, ! his. fi': w/Farmhond. quick ''J'’' Bost olfor, 324-5167. 208-324-41 Clipper shoiponlng-ropair. -Hond)indyman Services RontofviT ] Havo a variety of slzos ------attach alt loodor. 6’ buckol. rea ir ro< Homert 141Brockon StS CATTLE • ARMOUR BUY- bic ERS -Exc, Invontory 9 S 0 repairs: Eloclrical. Doors. Ooi Windows. Pointlno ond locations. c plumbinibing, light corpontry, 734-M50 * 1.800-471-4050 INQ STATIONS - Buying All >iso. cargo 4 snow W ^ h 733-9275 Can Siovo Hallows | lo trailers, Hat bod. I H s ! palpainting, FREE • — slaughter cows ond bulla, sp< ESTIM> TAX PBgARATlON WINDERMERE opon : daily, Call 324-3099, ol i onock and bumpor’ B H |^ TMATES. 733-0966. jLANDSCAPIMf; j RoaJ Estato c rraiior pans. Oo«ho.b;ct,a.y2n,n M ING & AIR INC O M E TAX 734-4334 “CATTLE • Holstoln milking truck iru with NH roirlovor « Illy Trailers Salos H P V V TONY^ LANDSCAPING cow s Al broodlng.i Call ’be mNDITIONING PREPARATION 'bed. All oqulp. In oxc, U AHomoRepalfB Alfordablo Ratos 20a-549-1892,______shopo Shi 4 fiold roadyl Call r / " " ' a U H 6 1 0 I 2 I C O N t Troo Irimmlng. sprinklers. 934-8520 Iv, msg, | IVTOOTH SHEET to JACK STEVENS STORAGE/ CATTLE — - Quality Rod An- . hauling & now lawns. Wo 733-4786 METAL • dowhoi dc you con'll Froo WAnEHOUSEBEHTAL “g u s Bulls, Yearling & 2 yr, h * i SAWTing/AC Rofrigoration old.0 Reasonably pricod, lALERScn. New Hutlond (1) rw ostlmotosl TREE SERVICES TWIN FALLS Many slzo ° 580 a (1) 283, Supper Do-It-Yourself Ll Id, Hoallng//ordaland residential 734-3322 daya or Call loll froo 886-2400162. ?o;1048 Stacker. Vormvor * i), 206) 733-6548 unlia ovallablo. Socuro C \ lU-ii(l(T .StTvk’c l-'ntm Ymtr Nd iu 6 gor5 V a lS h - 886-7071 Fu”Full sorvico lown molnlo- DALE'S TREE UMB Rool Eoloio CAcloso up. Will irodo opon MILERS. Got ready for Bob Wah CHIPPING. ho trallsl Qroot every- ^ HOME nonco. Commorcial or 7 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 holstoln hoifors. Frod roildonllol, Eorly bird For mulch or disposal Kippos- Coll 543-8373, lay low priced ^ JSTHUCnON discount ai. 20% off on Stump grindor, Froo > , KI 1 B, S U HS horso trail- ■'J ostimates. Call /20a;734- I ■ 6tl rrCATTLE LImouoln bulls, irs. oro. $4995.00. U spring cloon ups Ihru ^ CONS*1 DRYWAU f f i 2742 or (208)733-3123 Top gonotics, all loon, low C&B,IB, SL3 HS horso Iroll- 3 I Morch, CO1I735-1100. ■ \ : I FARMS FOR REm - hpnglno, taping, & ------7 bIrih wt. Excol. food con- irs. ors. $4395.00 , ^ ‘ A -1 C TREE SERVICES vorsion. vory roasonablo. C4B,IB, SL2 HS horso troll- Jring, Slnco 1976 LU W N A N D ( ; BUHL Dolry facllltlps to m M ronl. E n o u g h fo r 2 6 0 -C ''® all 206^^6-4099.------ors, rs,: $4095.00------JP'JP toxlurinIS lorgo or smoil. GA3ARDEN CflRF ...... I Lessing, owrwr------— ~ -^•.-.---HIQHUNE------ax*i».lncluao9gOacm 3S0 out pricos on oil '66 '— Jobs Ic CATTLE Rogistorod Block mod Profossionol Troo Sorvico o t pasturo. Call 543-8806. lodolslll Logan Coach. t>*ui ~ ; - l ------GrogUj^33-3579 PRECREOSION UW N CARE Angus Bulla with EPD’s, Soor ibbon Embroidery in 1 ^ tJ c o n s o d & Insured oonor. Titan 4 Poco HOME V,lowing ♦Trimming •Rotoil- — ^ Troo pruning ♦ shoplng HAMMETT-70 ocroa, low & modorato birth «Sal0!ales tax 4 tltlo foo. I'»iiui,>rHil.ir ill Vicuiruii I-jii;l,iml. llit >iiiiplc ai Ing •Yord Cloan Ups Whool linoe, South of wolghts. oxcol. blood OL balancing ♦ romoval QUALTTY TRAILER (u|\rjiiiTjIl (if rilibiin cii'hniiJcry iv eiijciyi STRUCTION -ConCommercial •Rosldontlal stump grinding nvof. 726^591. llnos.CaJI 436-6958. 431- ''Spring Disounis ✓Froo - 6958or436-49n. Ilni 41 u l, (k-Ni til' illl. rihlxin cnilHiiiilcry j\ s q n s i •Free ^ tlm a tei* JEROME - 66-13B acros, 69i 48&ra7?RD.N '"‘'-I'c ils h;i\ivN lire MU',tciciJ, I’S CARPENTRY :Sl 734-8243 <^731-1222 736-1166 or 837-4614 EXIT 168 LIflS Bam-6pm. Potatoes or boots, Now —'A T T L E Block Angus X. trni !cj:iniicr\ mill experts ulikc will enjoy ih ALAN’S! pivots. Sugar Loaf. Coll CAI22 mo, old holfor. All * 1EROME, ^ ID 324-6868 , pos Constnjction LUWN AND . \ '*-************ ' incliiilcil in line ,^7-p.ii:c jiuiilclHxiL, ' VACUUM SALES 324-5004. shots.2 2 Call208-734-0S81. I l l : II ci'mcsoICS ccimjilclc wilh Mfp-liy.vif]) i|luvir.ilc( -ANDSCAPIMR ------she & SERVICE 'RSES • Looking for a ii»n«.«. iiiin-»inii> liunsl'ors. siiithini! jiiiiilcs un WANTED 40-80 ocros of “:ATTLE. Black Artous oat Stallion for your icrNi Kul(lcl>«ok SBU.CTIONH( SSddlnofortho'97Soason immofcial & ResldonUal shompoooTB, central vocs. to8tod4roadytooo. ^ar.arch 23. Stallion pro- (Nu.,Nil. AN,1404), ,. JH.50 '' WANTED to ront boot M to* Icho'Angus, Emmott, ^inw "k'; I CONSI mlngAShmbPninlna Sales, sorvdoo and ropolr. . , aharos for -97. 60 ocros. Idaho. Mic 208-365-7399. )w 11;00, son/lco auc- ■ fiviiilt.hU' . 230DuBoli M vafoo. Can 405-2646, Idal in, 1;00 p.m, O uortor HIbbonbon ^jIIhroI(lcry Klowtmpildcbook Canyon HII Call733tMT8 V, Commordol, -SKSfSSSS? ■ , y\TTLE.J*rMV StM n wo.Poim&Appalosso. , Romodolli WANTED to ront or buy: CAT jding starts at V4 adver- Ni>.ANmi.<),,.$».95 Rosldontla). ■ .7.flt.3001S.S160flOCh-- ‘ Now, C M E D I C A L ______iVWEODING:SALES boot flCfOB/Bharos. 4eS- Sttll 7 643-6967 loavo msg, od too: Sovo S on foos " TiiurOcr. nrOc virv'le llcniKl.' Plca« IncIuJt intxptrisnce., ______-- ...... - 2S360r250-263a/moMo:~ Call brood to 0 top Sialllon. (.-iin1 it 4schJ w/ I'hcvk to: numc. uJJrtss i odhair,42M709 „ a q ,C - & SERVICES ATTLE. Purobrod Angus Info ot iQIC VALLEY MEDICAL oorcatolog.(702)738- U-Ulld ij.n Fcatum pnmfnflhli nrv n ------— ■ SUPP b u l l s . 1 & 2 y r a . o ld . 8325125 OR f702) 7634950. ‘J " ...... ® JPPLYANDOXYGEN WEOOINaSHOP , " 6 1 2 ------1 ^ P.O. Dox'U U I’rkcs indude r pi«a«noy tutprtt«j Modcar Roms and Soils: Weddino ’ I^PASTORMFOBflOff p,« ta iy n I* to piKe ■ 734-0600 734. Twin Fans ' '^1 rPUMPMPamifl. 8' V.nN,mNu}ri.CA 91409 . undhnndllr td id. Thi coil ll s Wdo*mald/PartyDn»#08 ATTL& Purebred homed shaft, 643-2273 Buhl 1 'BUHL,paBlurofof6paJror CA^ Ift, m HP eloc. motor, rer 11 , V s M p s . Bras & Shoo# Hereford bulls. 1 & 2 yr. Eloctrlc [j O r call (800) 82-U-BlLI dsiilfltd I 136-6566 Mlnl-CassJa S .fOhpfor*. 1Maylhru30 h * ctricbox. UBodDyeara p » i < i a a a a - . «« “ ’JO W O n InvttiUon*. 3lda. C«ll208-324-4135. StSOOSOO. 208-866-2931 ■— r n lsw...th> tl -800-303-0602 Idaho ' T33<83e-forippLorInfo.r< 6 « p t Call 208-543-4029, olda s? Thartetiu

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______StturdixMarcJKAS.1997 TlRtt»Mm,TMtnFA.i■b.ldKie 0-7 LABS AKC Slack, 4 vit ^Intago Barbltaand SUZUZUKI '92 4-whoolor. STARCR/CRAFT12'1969alu- ^ I THE AC malos 1 fomalo. $300 on eio ei th tt. Will buy oolloc- $180( 905" 1 aOUTHWINO'l10 '67 28- VCES ON BRID()GE® So b b y W olff Days 733-0081 ask for tg 1800. Call B25-5234. minumm boatb ,6 hp motor. ■ W tors Invontory & osuites. ■■ fir. $500.324-6422 § 0 ^ 2 ^a/RIFLES Class A. Excodoicoflont cond. Travis. 324-9339 ovos. 7 7: 3 3 -9 6 8 8 ,^ 1322 evos. SUZUfZUKI'94 Intruder 800. $20,000. Coll 676-7793676 ‘‘Know ye not tha LABS AKC pups, black & w} kinigmbluo{black). Un- STEVENSENS V drtvo, custom JAFARI Oatos ' — that they which r o n n o r t h oj.«.a ' WANTED PARAKEET, dof)f 20002 m is,. $5000. trallw•. 1964 19 427 Ford Co- «vaHabJo in1 May» or book ■ 9 0 8 in a race run ( ‘ chocolato, wHl dolhror up female, fe. CcUl 423-5792 678-6 5 in ail, but one re- 4 A 9 8 to ISO ml, $300. 382-M36 - - ■______bra.ongliHiglno is ’011 original. "°*'w ^096.ae. 423-6301 I SNOWVEHICEHICUS ceiveth the prizeize?”1 V K 6 4 : VATERBED SupofShMlo SUZUIZUKI,DR125. 1994. “ OOOor0 or Uado for trovol auM r^ARiMIKETOnkS I tEQUIPMiPMENT _____ ...... ^ B ible ...... ♦._ID.7.5.4.-..______LMA8AAP80pups,2fo- 'SGood ctndaioa.-733-0538 -$ 18 8 0 0 0 . SUZUKI, 160, -^nHOf-Cd m alo left. 6 w eeks did.' T .x i ; ♦ A J 8 95. 4 wheolor. $2600. vayno or Anno. atorago, 60* U Cougar 788-620 days or 623- WA MTER SHARES. I0.<0 Srth i low mis. 733-0492- sUNMAio SO. 2slottUl 4532 after 7 pm. Of of NSCO for sogrogation, ------WO • 1966,16- Bos- K 5 w i m Both $2300 s nCB^ nru , S7K). Bom T h o S p r in gS NNorth American WEST Can 825-5234, . YAMAJ P onto 130, I/O, MOUNTAIN 1 934-4216. SOUTH Off Washington. Fri,-Sun. I ACCESSORIES Ai completelotely robulll. now RIFLE &PIST The main knocllockout event for S250/ofter. CaJI 733-2213. 7a.m.-7p.m, 7a Very largo ir,carpot, otc.$4400 itG U N SF5HnSlf!i? arctic CAT.'8fi. '8 8 , Wild te am s , the, preaUjatigious Vanderbilt A K Q 6 5 - garogo solo-TV. fufn.. BOATIT TRAILER WANT- S j l ’S S H O W * Cot 650, longI track,trac runs V J 7 2 8SHAR-PEI. 2 moles pup- K .t offor. 655^212 H K . y ? l i I Cup. begins tomiomorrow al I p.m. clothos. c rv b .^ n k ’bod. I. Inoxponslvo <>' w/big - 4M cM urtrvy groal.$l900/offor.-ffor. TRAIL. ♦ A Q pio8, 4 n>o8.e ld .$ 100/ea. toys, tov otc., wheelsools to haul 16' flat bot- 1 (Exitt90) 9 £R, 4 placo. S 160 o n d is e x p ec tedj to a ttra c t a re c o rd Nopapof8.0allS43-5002: J Z l 51600- Call ♦ 9 7 Q 5 — . lom bo I 9 0 4 Sagebmsh ShiShufflers Hall 208-736-0938, woe num ber of entriitries. Those who TWIN FALLS 1605 N. ------IPER S/SH EIX S Mountain Hom)mo, Idaho ■ cannot participa fl 021 I TGfondvfowDr..N.i»24. MCKENvENZIE stylo drtft boot, March ISlti&i4 16,1997 ARCTIC CAT,, '9'94 4 , EXT Ipotyrc cncour- VulncralTable: North-South I aged to visit and ISTEBEO/BADtaCOsI JjJMarch 6,7.4 8, from 6-7. POfrfocl *o< for sle o lh e n d . CAMPERIR SHELLS for sman Saurday 9am-6pm,90 580. EFI. Nowt 11V4'/»’ track ind kibitz. Many of Dealer:t : 1North , | Movtng Salel 734-9036 53200,>00. Call 678-7315. 6ft. bod,Id, $100.J Can 734- Sunday Oar the world's lop pi 3am-4pm 53200/onor.206-82:?-823-4530. 3 players will com- STEREOS' SYSTEM Wckor >a.m-5p.m. BUY* SELL* p e te . P e rh a p s you L*TFW lDE* AHCTICCAT, you’li be treated lo The biddidding: 12‘. subs.AlplnoAMPi WIN FAUA 607 Sunway ^ p T p B > T ,1 9 9 4 a d e a l Uice th is on twoota. Paid $1000. ask- Dr. Fri. S a t 4 S u a 10 to 53500SOO/olfo^r^cStt SHEu T• ^ Must see & sell. Adultss$2.00 S ZR580, $3200)0 or0 boat one played by one r7onof6pm. '96 Factcic to ry Aluminum Children undeider 12 froo offor. 1W lo n g I o f A m e ric a 's ieac I East South. West Ing < $500. 734-3599. 543- r. MOVING SALEI Fuml- » m g track, eading pairs, Jeff uro, appliaftces, etc! E v s h e l l l Hopper, Largo side good cond. Ploas'lea se call Pass 1 A 2 V 4347 days. LL LAKE 14 ft-fishing wlng°dMri MeckstrothandE:1 E ric Rodweli, wyihhgmuBgot734-510e £^oat« loofs 4 large back For informalnation call 208-736-0938 ovonlngs.oven W est led the < • Pass 2 NT Pass ^ st & Irallor, 10 hap. (joor $75(S750. Also, Excol. 208-667-8632 0 le club king, and tm t ' r " - I motor. iorS87-4S37 ^cT IC CAT- 2R1 Soulh (Rodweli) c P a ss P a ss . Pass I tor. $900. Call aflor Chovy wo ^ R T 600. II) ducked In dum- •Three-cie-card support iTOOLS/M^HINEBY I C J 620 6p.m.:■n. 324-4724. $100. Can ' 77/22 Mag. 1996, Mountainn C Ca at 1,6* • my. W est then1 ssi w itc h e d lo th e MEDiCALSUPPUES d, Uko now. track. 1997 powdiowdor ox- heart-queen, wonwoi by dummy’s Openlnal QENERATOR. Kubota 3x9 Bushnell.I. :$325. Call tromo.2'tracK. 436-9110 43t ng lead; Club king ° 543-6275 loavoivo mossoge. . king. Rodweli cashedca{ his spade 5KV gonoraior. oloctrlc WHI'HEEL CHAIR. Nearly — ■ ■ start,» AC. DC. 120-240. king, finessed lo dummy’s club — oJi lew. 5250.00. Ploaso can WINCHESTER.:n 97n Pi%Mh. POLARIS '97 700700 RMK. BID m - n i T H E ACES Cost j 52600 now. Soli lor 2^?06-733-3269, bog, not o ' jack, and cashedBd thI e a c e to split seso/offor. Ploaso call or W eight 3>3X9 scope. ^P' U-OS.D s S350.735-05W «Ili Jason the sulL.Ho thenen returnedi to his 643-2612 Of 736-2800, ^ 5 4 2 . spade queen, ca holds: SHOPSMrm.with/eptiooa. I^ ^1l e a K k e t c i 9 056 6 I POLARIS (2)'97RMK RMI 700. club, and led a spa Sandor. lalho, band saw. ♦ J 7 3 2 I I HOT TUBS/S/POOLS (ir97PolorisXL'I XLT. (1) a c e . W hen E a sit t ddi isc a rd e d , R od- piano, jointer & other -EA MARKET V A Q l O f l S S o u t h e rm n I d a h o H M M vJ • 97 T-Coi 900.X AllAl low well hod a guararirantee for game. -occossorios. Never usod. • •.Rlerfairijrounds. - 6802. ♦ J Grig, C cost $3300. Soli for Morch 8ih' & Oth in a » .z .b o , K now ing W est to0 havhi e a t le a s t five B o a t D .al.r. "SX '3- 4> K Q 10 51600 5 cash, FIRM. Call pm or loavo POLARIS, 1979.I, Conluri- Co hearts (his overcircaJi), three clubs 208-637-ei24aflor6p.m. 'endor4lnfo.543-M15. message. 734-74-7940 ■ on 600. Ploasoa s o c a ll and four spadct;,B, heh had no need S o u th ' ' ~ ------206-825-5635. lo la k e Q d ioamond m finesse. }• I ] I ioat Shilow r=^1 7 ------W hether West's mamarked singleton • LWANraTOBU^ I , _ _ I MOTOR HOMEUES4HVS SKIDOO-ig97Su7 Summil was the king orr a sm aller one. t Marcli 14* 15* J 670, 500 mllos.s. $5999. $J AQUARIUM - wantod. 55 * • DODGE7 8 Trarvansvan 17', 1995 Formulo SL. Rodweli had his nlr ER: Four spades. Promis- I SL. 500. nine winners. He ANSWE! gal *!-. fiill sot-up with alt I CSI E x p o C enli ros. $3 9 0 0 $2599, Or both wftti wfUi trail- led a diamond to his ace. and ning-bid values and four- acaccosaorios. 5100-5150. ■ >43-6066. or, $8500. Call 733-1472733-: when no king appciipeared, he exited )ade su p p o rt. ' OGail 733-6760.______■ UNDSEY'77 22- : Now THUNDERCAT-9696 900cc.9 wilh his last spade,de. West won, but llroB. 52K mis. BEBEEHIVES, any supplies t f ~ 9 o i I r ^ H is. 54500. 2 ' long Uock, 800 1800 mis,. after cashing hislls heart: acR, he or Call 655-4279 or accosa. Coll 733-3929. [ ATVS/MOTOnCYCl£S AT ' oxcol. cond. $5400/400/offor. had to concede; a trick lo Rod- •.-■•■•-r- ■■■ : PACE ARROW!r e a 34ft P call 206-823^323-4614, well’s heart jach. g BOOKCASE-largoBO oak k giving Rodweli _ wi RLEY'06 Block •[ •' |L . I Bosomont 454,l,w/38Kml3 w ^ L E R . O-XIO' Ult a wilh glass doors and lock. HA"*- •13S HP I/O M ercruijcr -Ukeike N ew Quoen. awning, tut onow- h is ga m e-g o in g iriclrick , J Coll 733-7530.______120000 Sportslor.ieoomilos ’ •Very Lew Hours ig, 6.5 gon. mobile Irir. Sldoboiobodrds, Goragod. Exci T h is w as a c le:a a r ci a se o f “h e a d s ija.»ttfls«EfaT»ptr, a o Warranty ♦ exlros. <•Form ally O w n ed fay Bill Kim " f ® ' - ^ f o n t covor. LikoIke 1nowl I win, tails you lose.’sc ." J Copynshuitf.11 wr. t'Mirt rc^urr SrtKtotf, l«. ”BOSTON TERRIER fo- 510.500. 51 735-1678 a cii^ l 530.750. Call ?:733-2276 Plooso coll 208-734-t^34-8344. malo puppy or adult want------of Twin Falls •O p tio n Loade ■ Oflod. also largo aquarium HONDNDA7e 750.5700. '91 ' . « « an COUCH • oxcol. com and aiclino doo konnol jwaski 750 Vulcan, low • D r'S :o n d ., COUNTERS. 2-8 rt. glass CoJl 438-8093______mis.,is., 52500.423-4251. EViiOLETI $126/or boBt olfor.r. CollC (ronl morchandiso display i ------1 - 2 f iu F 53^6766.______countora, Excel, cond.nd. I mUSCALMCTBUHEHTS BOTTLES. BO Jim Boom, HONCNOA '95 Cn.500. mini < ^ COUCH, 8 ft. Bluo volv S350oa. Ooll 733-6817, wantod to buy, sell or condndiiion, 52G00 firm. Call N c S S _1_ FLUTE. Qomoinhardl, sol- trodo. tro Coll 733-7386. 654-:4-2240. . ; Excel, cond.. musiilseli; sc DOLLS, TEDDY BEARS,IS, Id sllvof. opon holo. -~- S300. CflJI 432-5459. 9- &TOYS 5300/offor. CaJI 678-5838. BUTTONS: BLH unusualorcld. KAWiWASAKI-93 Nln)a '' S H O W iS A L E —------Als Also looking for oihor but- 'Gooc>odcondiljon, S1500, p>> COUCH. S’, only 5 yrs. 0 , y * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IQP Cost Siboo now. Pofft Maf-22*10am-SpmONLY ton lovers. Call Mary Lou. Con ' 734-7839 \ 2".?? CentonnloJ High School' f ' QUITAH. B. C. Rich Mock- 4Z ccnd. Uohi colofa. S12 ,n incbirt with cajo, 5265,00 ----- VASAKI-93 Vulcan 88 ^ Ploaao coll 208-324-e9f £K)vordaio & McMillan RD Boiso* Admission S3.00Jj Ploaso call 208-734-0269 BBUYING m washers, dryers. )Occ. Exc shapo. low L < ^ OININQ ROOM SETAT An- Fw fnoro fo- conlaa Jon Konmoro, Whliloool. GE. i. 5$5000,'ollor.326-€469 w ORGAN. Wurlllzer Omni wworking or not 736-4605. ^TM'E tlque oak. w/3 [oavos}S&4 & PwWns. 20S-34M7555 4000. Good cond. $1000. ------«'M LC4 400 ' ' • 1 H«VY BUTT HATBED JUO SWM Plow•LOW, cha&a$425/ofrof73S.62< ^ Call 326-5097 oflor 6 p.m, CAMPER CAK • Cab-over Alas- • a ora. S1500& ), 733-3905 Good Go condition, wanlod Excollc5llomcondiiigo.S2900. . ■ ► Pne#O0«Nei(lncigiJ«5X ______734-8881. ______... •“ 9 ^ - Idaho Stin To. U TBs Fen .lQ.buy_PJoaso eaitaoa------CanC 423-0016------— l-X— - ^ - andSSSOMfcrOocFto. V PtAVEn PIA N Oia^tt 'S734-7146 or loavo mos- MATTRESSES. King sizi slzo. f r e e - 3 largo Junlporor &t>onch. Elociric modol. sage sac at208-734.8235. ^ 0 ? Hotol rotums. $100 a sosot. troos. 324-2859.______Works groat Oan dolivor. — ^ 734-8361. - S1050, Can 678-2717 )ESK-ANTI0UE DES roll lop ■ ------KAYAK NEW S350: 36' and Chino cablnol. Alao -N MATTRESSES. QuooLioon to lo p h o n o p o lo . S25; 1997MHAZDA PI, MAZDA slzo. Holol rolums, S13< 0^ I B19 morblo lop furniture. S130. Mnior Wiro welder. S650; 734 3727 - ^ R O T E C . 9 % 6 2 c 0011734-6881.. • 736-1728 or 733-2034 I OFRCE EQUIPMENT _ G E U C 2.S 86 UC - I & SU P PU E S FOU ' ' v AIPR! P i SECTrONALSOFA 'OUR WHEELER, usod. F A , KITCHEN CABINETS 4X4, good working cond. < : ^ w/quoon »leopor.53Sas a ! , 736-6920 AT&T Merlin Phono Sy*. JJa, 3pc.oof(cor system & cantroliof.6 ____ U31.S50. Ct3( entortaln.(aln- wooK In A spon condo, _pnonoa_Sl450.324-8ta5- LAWAWN TRACTOR-wontod-r- m trir c tr. S150. Ejico'xco— sloops B, B0rco(ifso7alh“ to buy. Alao T -potls,' cond. Call 825-9604 lotlc club. May 26 (o JunolO COPIERS for talo. Uugo Iroatod |ro^ post & molai ------1.S300. Call 543-6899., soioction cf rocondiiionod g oat, a te s . Ploaso call 208- WATER BED-framo ■“ copiers stoning ot $295. > IST ^S C Z S lH ii OSJ- POOL TABLE -Ooinopof. 734-6382 or 20Q.733-1712. drowors ond motlross '■ Also sorvico for major ------7 T : T ^ M | p a y'MEHTI m i 520Q or bost offor, ColCqi atod. full slzo, 3/4* sloio. brand coplors. Including UVE UVI TREES WANTED IK 423-4597 S450/offor. Coll 733-7027' Minotla. 1 yoar wananty upp to lo 30'. Spruco, Aspon & _ days or 733-9297 ovos. ovailablo. Call734-9988 ol oily typos. Can 206-786-2676 i i i i I RECLtNER Largo, waIIII TYPEWRITER.Eloc, LLAILAMA, w antod lo buy, ^W W NftQARp^:N huggor, oorth-tono tan.'• Siivof-Rood Penman, full RoaRoasonablol Ploaso call 1 9 9 7 - HMAZDA ■V Stratto loungor. S2S0. 208-536-2064. VUUDA COMPOSTORirBET^ '• keyboard In caso. 550. 208- ER • GENERATOR 550 watt ■ Ploaso call 208-733-9419, , B 2 3 0 0 SEE EX. CAft, Komp, 12*.dfom, ehf3 h p JD; usod loss than 20 hrs. ALE SIAMESE for stud. / Kohler gas onglno, wrt»d oe 5250. Oall 324-7944. Soaullful long tuir fomalo chlppor (up to 2x4).(4 ). - . . t f ------^ 5 ------1 wants a short lorm retail- |-;.y 51200. Can Jim 733-9110)110 REFRIQ 4 STOVE, Whirl-- I PETS & SU P PU E S onsti>nship. No comn^limonis ^-.J ----- pool. 5280 &S150; W/D, OnoDno night oland. HAILEy Nursory will buy 5260.934-4135, B34-ea483 AQUARIUM - Baroly usod Call^Ul S543-5811 loavo msg. . < 10-30' Spruco cr Pino 55 gallon w/caUnot stand ------troos. 0011786-3161 or , lof REMEMBER' . * occossorios, $300. Call MOTCOTOR or hood lo nt Mit- / 934-4634. That Krttiday ad you placodI ' 637-4132 subilubishi, 4 cyl. Mercury UAWN MOWER, riding.r ! r somo timo ago in 77)0 .ynx diosol wonted to '"Oj T7mos-/Vows7NowIstho BEAQLE Pups, AKC,lst ^my, i Ploaso call 543-6390. Sontar. Corral wood shoi.Trl-colorod.$135. ------froo. Call 326-4646 timo lo como pick up your ^ ! plclufoa. Slop by Tho Oall 736-9258______NORD)RD1C TRACK, wanlod ' ROTOTILLER, Soars. 5 1 Customer Sonrfco Oopt 3 buy. Good condilion. 1 CHOW CHOW pupplos. loaso coll 208-324-3407, hap., from tino. Usod vory■wy • ■ ■ ' I - AKC, rog. 3 black fo- J222S 11^. Oall S43-6765.’ ___ SERQER. Uko now. Do- malos, 1 rod & 1 cinno- OFFICTICE FURNITURE - In- MAZDA “ I ■ , luxo Sorgomato 430B, 20 mon fomalo. $300.00 cludiluding full sizo dosk, . conos of Ihrood S stand. •, oach.. Call 20S-S25-2657. choir,rtalr.fllocabinots. Ploaso ' B2304 ig(gfcfelEQtilPMEKr all324<}e43. j j n 53lj0fifmvCol| 733-9419. . } FREE.Goldon Rolrlovor, TREADMILL Jano FondaIda SEWiNQ MACHINE Brolh- Wondors. noods fonco, OFFIi'F IC E FU R N ITU R E R i/ # ' m non-modorlzod w/hoadlad or 3 thread Induslria) _ 6payod.CaB20a-7330689. .wanlianiod: Oosk'. file cobl-; u t phonos. 9 mos. old, usodJod S o r g o r , a lm o s t n o w Vm n i 10 «avo menoy? Shop ‘’“'ISIS, ' hutch. Boys drosse- V \ ' ■ 3 tlmos. Paid S300. ask-3k- w/oxtfos. SllOO/offor. Al- ' ■ dMsiriod nr»t for whatever ™-I. CallCe 733-67M N i IrtQ SlSO/firm, 736-4615S so. oldof Induslrlal US ^ INO. old upright, roslor- ^ ~ . Blind Horn. 0011324-3146. q WEtQHT MACHINE - 5 GERMAN SHEPHERD abiobio, wontod lo buy. otoHon. Logs thon 1 yr. ;STEREO. Cox storoo. Kon- AKO 1 vf.- old, fomalo. Roa®0030 call 206-733-6034. ^ p 4 o i ) old. $300/offor. 436-1637.3“. wood w/palf opookora. spayod. 1 Trained & houso r — — , rrUREPAINTINQSUP- _ novofusod.wtthcasootto.' broko. ‘ Excol. guard dog, ■ P'CTU TRUCiCKS! $450- Call 666-7501 PUE5UES, pairits, brushes, BIT ; • S27yoffor. _ mot kxifvoo for Bob Rosa...... JflSCFOR^A^-J ‘ SURF THE NET through ' GERMAN ° SHEPHERD ^ AA li lp x a n d o rp a ln tln o . 2.) APf? 36 m o n f h s T ^ . S ^\ i4{ a n w i i i t .i ^ A P R 60 monlhi, O odii, Protege £ 6 2 6 . .• yourTV6ot,FroocaJltolls p ^ » , ', had shots. 575 & mothoethods. Coil 543-6699.. - Solo pricoICO indudei robcfo. Plu* Tox, Tillo & Thvra er* no *frot rid ti'. . up;Call324-7t2t, ^ Boforo you do biislnosss i aIL 24/71-8S8-572-9569 ' J SOROS, wantod to buy. _____ , , with a company. chocJ( It ‘J* TARPS- 16MII.,work QOLDEN RETRIEVER WillIII payp cash for usod out with tho Bonor Bust- ■ oxcol; for hay; 18’ X50'., ^ ' pupplos. { AKC, rogistorod.- rocorccorcfs. Call Dave 208- , nos# Buroau. For froo In­ Toxos brood, paronls on '736-71 $160.20‘X60', 5200. , .6-7161.attorS:00 p.m. ^ formaUon about avoiding"0 Ouanlty llmilod. Discount f irnvol/vacallon scams. • ^*mo*o5l'«ie^^-8^ RECUP:URVEBOW40-55lb ^ «vrlto to Iho Fodoral TrodoIf- (O fS p lu s, L S rry,730- J. igo. Right or left hand. SCW ' w i w i w I Commlsfllof). W ashing­g° 2fl00wS43-26l2. * k5 kUP* oSSd';)od ahapo. roasonalbiy ton, O.C., 20580. or callall TOW BAR, ezU nof, 5250. ^Now accopting now clkints pricod.cod. Coll 734-6176 af- Ih* NaUonal Fraud Infor- .. . Ploaso call 73fr4904 iorepn6pm ' ■ If-. Pk»docoII20at324-4799. i - ;m otI 0 nC 0 ntO f. KEE8HONO-8 mo. old RUQE . 1-60(>-e76-7060. VEND.INO MACHINES . 3 QEB#.lrtilOvany, malo. noulorod, all shots, callboIlbor. Lofl'hsntl.Ans- — ' combo, candy/sodo/snock. goodf8mllydoo.konnol& „ chultz AincOMPRESSORR Sollt;y3/14.324-B7B3 g iltza]lpoaltioa^taf-^ ZSi 100CFM.IR Trenchsr, olrtor supplies. 734-2146 gotrffltI rfflo. Can 734-3923. 'h WASHER/DRYER Sot T b Ditch Witch, 1010. P ott LAB pups. 1 fomalo loft. STORMiRMOOORUNtT36* - i S f f l holo dlgo*V2 mon g!,• u ' WhWpool. 3yr. old $475/- „ oxcol. podigroo. oxtromly C olllnUlna fan, 36* ahd o ------powor«d.-Sedcuttorr^Ki ..offor.Tabl* flLchaln... .1 $76/offOfW«rtrobo elo»> ••amaffgoocf ® hunting back-” ' 'SlomV>nnAcrMn d6<>h 30'. R)Wi,*f2*. Soeoi ^roui^d| s h o ts , tralnor Call11733-6034, 73 . : - ■ { ■ I . RtntarConttr „ . t . whito. 5200.733-3009 g, ■ EitSPolnte,. - WATERBED, klngslzo TZ SisosIloahon* Falla Prim . H j ^ M LAB pups,'AKC 7 wka, old; or IIIOQ ALUMINUM'SOAT. 10 ttt 8omi-;nollonlo#s ,Wllh . R Itogroph by Thomas wtth3HP.motOf.S400/o-y. ooic v o n o o r e h o lv o d ' g ran a s offered by il- ffer. RuQor Rod Hawk 44 K".iry somo yoars ago. > 1734-7952. . • Mag with Laopold Scepo0 . duly m attross, hoatOf'X LAB. chocolato AKC. 1st ' & 2 holstors. S475/orror.r. lino/. S360/offof Incl. eishots, dowclaws,must TREES E S lo'tako down for JC golllK tD illlfflacfffil^ ijli> ’M B!ii[iR{Kw!K^ . CaII.678-4139; . assombiy. Call734-8246.. »oll,ciiakooffor.366-79lo [^owocvrtjod. Con ^ 5 7 2 7 . I \

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YAMAHA es PPh h a ie r . A . . . 4aecc w/pipo. E “ n FOR0 79LTL.9000 0V-92 52 FORD’90 Ito n dually, dlo- ^FORD’8aFl60XLTV8.ft FORI Bhapo. $1650.934. IjnTLTTYTRAI^£ R 8 1? *** i»' aol cro^ cab, block, now ] ORD -90 F250. 460. AC, I I Ntch. 21’ Sputnik aolfun- PW,PL,cruieoAC. tu!aulo., PS. PB. PW, I THEISEN "• tlroa. oxcol. cond,, 90Kmi».e Excel, c ond, $ io I M O T O RR S l YAMAHA-88 SRVSRV 6000 18tL '94 flaibod racece car bed. Wel kit. 1 S12.600. Call 734-2326. j SIO.OOO. 543-6192 dayi I ■ ___ firs, complolo motoilotof ovor- hauler. New tirei. w/ram-w/ri S22,000/offer, 326-4t4t ■ $0500. 423-5960 eves, • or}f 843-59609 eventnga. ! . ■ , haul SiSQO. 326-426-4497 PI. deeper cab. sieoc - FORD'83 RangerXL FC PREIQKTUNER-87C.O. FORO'89F180XLT, 5 f q3RD^ ‘96 XLT 1 ton crew - ffef 324-6127 Of 735-24 Sport. With CD. good •pood, • 3 0 0 ’O'. (16 MPO) I I i±i!; WD.C.4,t3.pa,3axl., »ib. Povrer etroke dietel. ■ ■ 9 o T“ *■ COnd,,S7500,543-0518. h 5o « n a # 'X 4 W T ilt ExceneriHent *10.600. Coll 733-1554 • high miles, but sound, a t ' Loaatai Muat le lll I ■ SPOfmNQ QOO Lumber rack end tool bo*. 07^ P nM il condition. Power f*),*. “ rORD -98 F160 XL Bod r >78-4833 or 80&871-4611, I ■ HUKTINQ SUPPI QMC. 1979, 6000 serlDi. ' Original owner. $3500 p r . — m on new motor. 733-7; »• liner, tool box. ACO cyi. 5 bosik olfer. Cali 666-2487. • FO now 350 V8.4apd.X22 _ spd. $10,900, 734-50}3_ ~ FORD '97 Expedition. I .W COMPOUND BOW'W -Hoyt- apd, PTO.-Sot up for ------FCFORD 1992. 350 custom...... *32.800 U-- w/caso. arrow,». brob ad W /—■—i dump bed. 80S llrei, : ■ Call 788-1343. ■ ^ hoafls, sights, quivi]ulver, re- W . V S3800. Call 636-2011,• QMC 'BS Sierra, 2.8L VO 3351, 5 spd, vory good — ‘ USED ' engine, runs good, aulo C'condilion. 76,000 mlloe. FORD CARI looso and a c ceiiorlo*. a iii ■ ^ ^ 3 1 ■■ IRD, Ranger. '85, very I $12,500. Coll 532-4505 gooi • HUGE SELE S450/offor. 423-466-4664 I: irans. needs work. S600 * ood cond. S4129.00. I ECTION ! or best offer. 733-6532. OT431-4791. Pleulea*ecan206-73«-l920. I ^ OOLF CART • Cuil-uihm an w/lop. baltorloswofiwore new IliflliM ijililtiH III y QMC'90 1 600.48K.AC,5 • 151 PO IN Tr INSPECTIOIGN 7/15/9S. S350. 436-:36-3247. m m m m m m M • «pd.. crulso. Am/Fm daya. 636-2391. evenlnoi. — — r 1 0 0 2 Cflso,. .,oxcol.-Cond..,, »**•*****««* ; $7250/offor. 629-5457. GOLFCLUBS SllvoiiCunI I p a r t s 4 LOADERS &0RA0ER8 » 2 4 M 0 NTHil/2 4 , 0 0 0 MIIIILE Wood* 1,3 45'45wlth j^^CCESSORIES Clark 4SC 2 yd. loader. Cai■ ISUZU.? 1987. dlosol. 5 spd, graphite sharis. s 922 1 3/4 yd, loader, 7432 pood cond. Storoo coss Ploaso cn»^a-734-N0 HASSLE broad hoods, alio,B ouwqi 20R.w/Sspdtrani.Ch»v 3208 Cat Englno, S & 2’ , ‘08, good cond. S3400/of- E TRADE-IN 2 roloasos, olhor s o 305eno. 734-9466 imina Transmission w/o rovom-■ for. 538-6404 ovonlngs. a a i M s a M g m orios S40a'offor.736-^6-6657 FORD’fta V4 Ton PU. Par -Iblo snow plow, Dodgo I — In^-Out. Call evenlnQi_ _ ton dump truck, Oodoo — ' 1008 ) i T i o >R, 4 0600 Dump Truck, 1975 W TRUCK PARTS hevy S2950. 1963 GMClO-12 & A CCESSO RIES I TRAVEL TRAtLE MmSBUSKI complolo or yd. Dump DO engine, ou- i 1 9 r AUO -30 7 2 Pull 4 C(Camo P'"® * manual Iransmlsi Ii " o o ^ 9- Ton. $349. Call 934-4623 oood cond., S3700. Ings. — —CHEVY ■ 1996 Suburbon. W H O L E ^ 'fjfl Prowlor Irovol)l iroilor,In "S M t dsullWd lor nKaitvl remote koyloss. CO, om- 9miMCGLN MARK III 1 8 9 5 SUZUKI 8W IF1 oxcol. shopo. $ 1000. REEFER.1993util.48Xl02 I ! ? 1 )00. Call you need > It's ■ grtu wi foofor. Excol. cond. LP I orald groon. 12,000 miles, K » s 539-01B3. ______lo Mve money; sen- 24,S-Bllder-S.S.FTaRR- ■Vortoc 350. 676-7074, COACHMAN 4010 '5 t h J ril*' 2400 hr. Carrier unit. Cl whool, Im m oc. ToviTowlno I 1005 023- FARMBEO.1985.2OXI0, i 1009 PUBI hafdwaro. S9K. 766-1: [ i^ 36’ choln. QOS 4 eloc. c I 38-1277 I ANTIQUE AUTOS I 4 X V S Lie “ 81 TOYOTA CE I | c “ T I ftCOllEGTlBLEStwsy Reaaonatsloofleron v COACHMASTER, 19 .ellhor.Call 205-629'56t7. BLAZER — -72 4X4. 77K I I t o ... 30'. sloops 7. Mlcrowi rowflve. b u ic k 76 RMora. 1 own mis,, $4200. Musi seo. ^ 6 6 6 ^ . fS!.. ^ 5 5 0 air, radio/cassotto.>. coble cj er, low mllea.Classic TRENCHER 1970 Dllch £Call 734-9191 ovonlngs. roody. lub/show of. Witch R-40. gas onglne. I J27«0.Ca„733.364._ coptionally cloan! $7,C IS all drtvo (rain reconlly re- 'CHEVY ^ ’70 V.Ton. V-8, 87 DODGE 6( I h i Ploaso call 208-625^25-4234. C H E V Y ,'4 8 PU, SIOOES built, now tires, 6 'boom BLots l of now porta. $3200- Ploaaa call 536-2011^ with oarbldo tooth, many offor. " Call 324-8350 ^ | | H HOUDAY RAMBLER,:R-^95. ■ daya Of 536-2391 evee.rtm- aparo porte. 1300 hrs. C ^ 7 7 7 . Sth whool. Excel, sha • Ic. S6750. Konr>y 726-9412, CHEVY ^ '85 SIO, Now V6. S39,000. 734-0672,i, evos,ev ^ C , Van. 1040. runnlno loadod. good cond., — ' when parked 3 yrs. aao, $3500- Call 733-1733. 8 4 CHRYSLER STH1 Ai V E N U E I l^ fl PROWLER '78 20'S0 Soil N e«Jiaom ew )rfeS I26o.^ I 1007 I d I I m . « t 4 i • contalnod. tondom o; Oil I TRUCKS I CHEVY— -89 Blazor. full I " »*l* 736-6138. a»k tor Steve. " 8 8 8 , ,n a m I I ™oi.r«o • jmrr-OIBI.LOCAUrgWBDWTHW AC, Good cond.S45 size. Slivorado. 350, au­ ■www». m roi m n . AKcoaofTuiiSS. I 423-6312paQOf736-SS ~ CHEVY'6 4 Hoavy'/^Ton, tomatic. 88.000 mls„ ox- i 1006 '"a Runs, olso a Chovy 292, _Vom i o^doon. S9600. Call 78 7 PLYMOUTH TRAII« L D U S T E R I |WA|, TERRY 7 2 22ft. Good Go I SEMI & HEAVY 6 cyl. ongino. SSOO for CH cond. Cloan oldor uall uallor. I EQUIPMENT bom or will soil soparaioiy slj S2250. Call 654-9064)64 W EVY -ee oxiondod cob. Call 423^509 to. " 9 8 8,. 1 2 ; _____ I I N O W . ------AIR COMPRESSOR 375 Z71. Loadod. dork gamol £^5950 i m TEpRY '94 29ft. 1 Own rod, groat d o th intorior, owner. CFM S o la ir w /D etrolt” 1 CHEVY -76 ion PU, V6. 83 PONTIAC 6C6 0 0 0 I I ^ llko now. fully loadoadod, Diesel. Under 1000 hrs. AT. 1 owner, oxc. cond., coss. 4 CO ployor, bod . m m r^USTSELL. Coll1 678- 67 S4,000/offor. Doug, 423- S3.e9S/ofror. 736-6270 CH!cap, 350 Vortoc, outo 4933ofe0&-e71-4611, 6312. pagof736-5511 trans.. 13,500 miios. " 9 9 9 , , CHEVY. 79. V. ion. 4 spd. S23,800/flrm. ^ 678-3620. VACATlONEp 7 7 28'!8'5th 5 CHEVY '46 Qoom truck'J5 PS . PB, AC. S2000/off^. whool. S4950/otfo 0^' 025-9229.______CHEVY,l l 1996 Ext. cob. 885 . CHEVY S-10BLA3AZER 4X4 I I H Ploaso coll 2 0 8 - 7 3:S;: 4 ^ Sllvorodo. 3rd dr. llK a - DOOQE-92 Reductdll mis.062-3343 trc or 662-3656 I ^ I I 1994 1 ton duoIly.Cummins tur- $2: "SOLD ___ m .fT -«c — bo dIoseI.lOSK mis. now —30DQE '85 1 ton, 4x4, I I r T995 PHEVEVBOLET TAHOE ~ “ tiros. Trallor pkg. Excol. dual roars, sorvico body. 86 JEEP CHEROIOKEE I I %!bn ROOMI I « • cond. $12,000. 023-4448 V-0. “ J 4 8pd.. PS. now radlQla. Excol. cond. A S I S II __ DODQE 1974 oxiondod ^$6800.00. Ploaso call " 1 8 8 8 {■A06»m I I CUT ~ ] cab. V. ton. 144,300 ml. 431-5434 or 676-3409 rebuilt ongino. runs good. „ , 83 OLDSM OBIU DEI Sa50.CajrB7a-3969 “ 'JDODQE'87 W ton, { )ELTA 88 I |T 0 -^ 7 9 9 5 ! 6 cyi. 4 spd. $2500, ?.";7l5lm OODOE, -eg. y. ion p u . ' Coll 726-297S. " 2 4 4 4 , 54K actual mis. Noorly ^31 now Mfchelln tiros. Extra —iODQE : '96 Shortbox, ox- cloani 55,500,733-6817. tor>dod “ cab. V. ton Loramio f85J5UBARU 4X 4 WiV A G O N w/tow pockago 4 match­ I I ^ S inm m T. 4w.mu ing aholl. S26.000. Coll trnEst QRir, ovzMuo com u FORD • 1993 Rangor. tltlo. -■ 2 2 8 8 ^ tanaQtoAKS,nu.nuiuawiUDLimMOtti ' AC. cruiso, midnight bluo, DODi733-5540 or 731-9500. soli by ownor. 734-4329. torw KOW ONLY j OOQE - -95 4x4. ’AT. V0, — I I 1 9193 9 3 TRACER WAOON SLT Lamar, PW, P L AT. 89FORDF-35C50 I I in.n,aQ F 5 E M “ Tl OF J . ‘2 8 , 8 7 8 FORD F -100-82. Automat- 515 I -I KWkui*teoiaM CALy^tTHiag* ... v n . I f* 4 9 9 “ .. • le. 436-6586 or 436-3533. AC. tilt, crulso. CD ployor. ‘ CAB & CHASSI! tow pkg. Call 654-2562, FORD, '65, complolo Snni )C»iH(»Tiia*£ojiy, ODOE, 7 4 . 4X4, 4 spd. xe«.io%Aj>aoAC. • \ y ‘v'%^ ■ restoration. Now 390 V8. c. t lOoBiWlfctdiSX i r>ow C-6 AT. Ford Carib- f i Jton. farm PU. $1500. lOotaStM ^oaso cail 208-886-2301. ■ f ' ~\ x i ifidtSSC i S J r a r s ^ ODGE, Ramchargor. lt*l ¥JTT« J ' 5 5 0 1 5 Ploaso coll 536-2011 d o d ( g,^897i ■ days. 536-2391 ovonings. K1986, to 4X4, V8, AT. PS, B l M \C. Absolutoly immacu- • FORO..F-250. 1909, XLT. ato condition. S4800 AT. Excol. cond. $7500. OODi131-5434 or 678-3409, ■ f l p i . Pfooso call 200-734-3287 lesE}RD'83 F-250 XLT 4x4. E g | | AC,^60. . AT, cruiso. air, K T ™ notching sholl. bod linor. 5,600/oHor. 736-8108 I 1 9 994 4 CHEVY CORSICA 1 OOR I » N E S S ^ 1 9 9 5 TRACER TRIO 4 DOOIs a ■ IRD '85 Bronco 11 XLT H j b I ffl'S asB s,' »2 S J5 J« !uTOBHT K » AT I K ^ ■e.AT.AC.oxcol.Intohor. r a irrano. rowK Buum. IB ■ 4K milos. S4200/olfof W r ± Call 735-0498 |wAS ( I $ 9 9 9 5 ^ I I H O Wm . . . s fl ^8990 3 m ^ ^ ^ E & S u 2 ! S 0 ! i !c p B i m

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Excol. cond.. eo.ooc000 ocl AC. *2500. Ploaj CHEVY, Corvotio, 1979. i BlSHrwEcJipso.2 ^ nTIAC-061 ms, OS Tho ;. tual mllei, *5000.o T C l r Call206-54>6077. ( Incrodiblel Rod w/blacK 195 A ddison Ave. W OStestate in 15 days door.no.now tiros, oxcol, .londnriJJrK K S r Z S ' i . L rI Is ^ ;i^ot ro BUICK 1969 RMofO. 65K 734-1706 orr tion. c an 73011920. errors anoi l'. 737-2901. toavomoag — 7 . actuol mDes, exc. condlti-. loathor intertor, T-tops, AJI ___ )r rerun the ad an TOYOTA 1995, 4*4. o: now, best of ovorw lna. F 0 idod. <31.5753. ORD--89flonger. additional 7 days, m itsubiUBISHI Eclipse. 6312. Pagoror 736-511 ______ii_ O M C ,1994.4x4. Cfow -Sown350 w/DoogNash,- W500/offor.-'B3 Mustang-- " T■here h e is a S 3 e x tra -1 9 9 3'. . fully fu equipped.- siiTUKi ■tr) c • : ^ y . loodod. oxc. x c .. eon- PO*^iifful 6 cyl. onolni Jlno* ' CADILLAC -88 doVUIo. Ad1 ’ 5 spd. 31K orlg, mis. GT. 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