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A-2 Timo3-Now3. Twtn Foilsoils. Idaho Mondoy.'Fobaiafyy 22 8 ,1 9 9 4 j ------r.------']■ Seastitrom ____ lecisioQ.tbmove. Continued from3m A1 Manlanufacturing is important. ny and made tbc decl Weath hihigh tem perature z o n e s for tf- n / s catalog has ofits products are items lisled’, although Solo Twin1 Fnlls was a good matiatch for lhat 95 pcrccnt of i thon 55,000 itet us American manu- ^ 1 0 s— Ihcre arc really only a thelie ccompany as well as a goodd matchi shipped to various J S. ; Seastromjaid thi in ie ^ including tb e ,. ■ liicts that'com e iii V ary -''foor rt] us," Scastrom said.------■1* ------factitring companic; ^ few basic produc remaining 5 pcrcenl Isizes., • StStill, Scastrom and his familyly spent car makers. The rem ' ing shapes and si: id, partictdarly in tbe lexpensive products, so 333 nmonths deciding to move loTto w in o f sales ore abroad, p J 2 0 ^ •‘W e havc'inex ; bit to a lot o f compa- Falls'alls. Far E ast ^ , we sell a litde bi teen with die,compa- lanufacturing company “S“Small compaaies don’tt i m o v e ■ Scastrom has been . nies. Every man card of has bought our quic[Uickly. Som e do but it can be care- ny full-time everr sirsince he graduated you’ve ever heai istrom said. “Our prod- lessess. It took three years beca:ause it from die Universityity to f Soudiem Cali- produtasSeasti V \ /sos^ emblc other people's did,lid.” he said. “ W e weVe basssically fomia in 1983.. HeH< started in the ucts help assen readeady six or eight months agego. But maintenance d^artnartment and worked products.” lid his company’s prod- wvith itl my father passing awa;lay last ^ his way up. Seostrqm said idered high quality imd sumummer thot really threw a w rench “I'd like to do whw hat m y father and ucts ore considei s ^ 40sy<-:4 ^ CCS compared, to coni- intonto die moving plans.” grandfadier did, and dull was grow a have high price: itting costs for Scastrom But Bi Scastrom took over the c

6 0 s ^ Russid a_____ c m A l " poli)oIicy. I think thal’s really nnaive,” broad latitude to del'delve into the f i^ - 80s Continued frorr )ennis DcConcini. D- saida id McConncll. cial backgroundsi o f its employees, But Sen. Der iirector Robert Gates m not sure all the agri- In'the spy case, DeConcinini said Former CIA direc 7 0 s— Ariz., said “r r a blame for the Ames .] lits lh a t I d o n ’t th in k *hehe Senate Intelligence Comim m ittee put part o f Uie blar cultural credits FRONTS: 7 0 s — ; to pay back is in our whuvhich he chairs is looking intinlo how case on Capitol1 Hill,Hi saying mem- they’re going tc Ami\mcs spent $1.5 million ~ alleged-al bers of CongrcMs in 1990 refused to {tl?! - ^ . . ^ - A - A . inlerests." luthority to look at h McConncll, R-Ky.. lyy ssupplied by his Russian hahandlers give the CIA auth Sen. M itch I employees, CO LD W A RM•M STATIOmm ______O 1994AcQi-Wealhor I U.S. aid to Russia — ~— ’without being detectedI bt y th e crcdit reports on cmj said proposed U is pending for ihe fiscal CIA:iA . DeConcini ackno^knowledged lhat rcc- Prossuro ___ ^ $900 million is | Por permitting finan- next Oct.-l------should------_ .J“You ctm get to g re e d ... byy having1 ommendations for | H L EEEl ^ EU EZ3. E3 S i .1^'^ year starting-neTiplete review in the af- aI dtdeclaration onncome~ond'b■bnlancc~cial-background-oht -ohccks-on- ClA-cm:;__ undergo a comp nade In 1986, 1990 HIGH LOW SHOU10W ERS • RAIN T-STORMS FLFLURRIES SNOW ICE SLSUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOU> nes’ arrest last week. shetsheets every year” for CIA etiemploy- ployees were madi I termath o f Ames "never materialized oposed U.S. aid would ces,ses, said Lugar. Kozyrev, DeC}Concini and 1991, but “ ne' V>aAuot-iL tion and possibly el _ Houston 61 46 I quarter T h e FD IC a othcr-in- Hict” Indianapolis 32 1010 •MafCh4:nowMarchl: could find no evidence In addition, Hubbcll’s brotl 112; flr^l month that it co so sued Brcslaw, the FDICT5IC attorney who re- K onsasClty 37 14 quarter March 20; full I 1 the M adison case. I®"law , Setti W ard II, h as als< iiiMofch o fa conflict inth ceived the warninglings, rejected diem, Lna Vogos 70 53>3 27, micnl had taken control Madison, Jeddcloh noted, The govcmmi o r in charge ofM adi- LosAngolos 67 56 fler it failed in 1989 aiid “I oITcr this information bibecausc writing a regulator ii o f Madison aflci ‘'im p o rian t to keep d H d i Momphis 46 28a '.Z Idaho •s. Clinton’s firm to sue theidiere appears to be a confiict in rcprc- son thot it w as *'ir had hired M rs.' live.” ______Miami Booch 80 65 ormer accountants for sentation nnd a question of lo;loyalties, things in perspective ) Milvraukoo 27 6 iMlnPcp M adison’s fo n Mr. Hubbcll may or may nott Ibe a b le -' She said H ubbcll'wll was not rcprcscnt- , ...... Boise 50 40,03 md breach o f contract. Mr. Mlnnoapolis 20 2 03 negligence and ts in the ing his in-laws againstngt the govem-j ...... Burtey 47 39 handled by R^se parm er toto 'compromise our interests N ow O fioans59 41 39 .15 The case was ha nvolved only in an in­ ” ...... Falrflold mmmr bcll, now the No. 3 offi- SetSeth W ard matter” in which th(Ihe FDIC ment and was “invol NowYorV 27 12 mm..... W ebster Hubbel working for govem- ^J^^^F ateUyl ...... Gooding mmmr >. Justice Department wawas appealing the judgmciicnt, the direct way" in wot Oklahoma Ctty 43 20 m f".... cial in the U.S. J I. A nother partner in ...... Hagemion mm n before the contract was nieimemo said. ment regulators. A Omaha 29 15 as die primary lawyer 2° ...... Idoho Falls 38 34 sc firm lawyers, includ- On ^ Aug, 10, 1989 a federalral credit the Rose firm was tl Phoonix 76 50* ...... Jorom o 47 37 specialist, Ken K. Schneck, wrotew an in representing thehe {government Brcs- Pittsburgh 24 5 ion, worked for M adison spe I Twin Foll« ^ o j 5 ...... Lowlslon 43 34 iQ ing Mrs. Clinlon FDIC official that in the suitit against law said. Portland, Mo. 23 5 ...... Malad 40 34 its failure on a state regu- FD 34 in regards to its I die Madison accountants, infor■ormation Under the rcgufatiufations in place at the Portland, Ora,47 3939 .24 Malta 46 33 die 33 Jt ,15 latory matter. would be lime, regulatorss cccould disqualify a Rono 55 42 ...... McCall mmm a sccond matter in the on the institution’s practiccs wi I mm.... But it was a contractor if theyy lelearned o f an actual SL Loulfl 34 17 ...... Pocatolio 42 35 : that caught the attention made m a availoble to Hubbcll. 35 .16 Madison case th k c £ ^ Salt Lake CItyde 32 .31 Salmon 47 31 “To believe lhat none o f thi:his infor- conflict — like aa lawla\ firm helping sue S'* o f regulators. Fficials diey once rep- Sfiow* T-*tomt Riki Fiut^ o a ^ ' San Francjsco 62 51 ,11'— Soda Sprtngs30-31 7 crPaul-Av-Jeddcloh-fn“mation_will i ^ e it back to hislis family bank or S&L offici; Seoltio 51 42 .28 Sun Valley mm 2 ------F D IC la wlaw y t in a June 8 , 1989 is 's inaive,” the rct’tcr said. ’T'rad"noi~ rcscntcd.------' .... wrote Breslav jonflict scrutiny in- ^ ubbcl^s fathcr-in-law , know knc whedier or not any infoiformation' Today, the conl memo thal Hui ination of bodi actual had extensive financial upcoming up< will be damaging.. Howev-I eludes on examinat F l o r e c a s t s Seth W ard, ha( Weath(her summary the S& L and had recent- cr, I would like w m cone wiihdl a wide and potential conflicnflicts. dealings with thi her Service reported another wet d 'I- The Nalional Wcaihirr: :l day for T w in S u i , Burioy,% tRiqKirt. J e ro a » aod Oooding;g: Today ‘ . , much of Idaho. and Tuesday portly cloicloudy. Highs today near 50 and Sunday was wet ovci)vcrmuch of Idaho wilh snoww iin the the mid to uppappcr SOs. Lows tonight ncor 30. mountains and rain orr mimin and snow m ixed in many valleys, vi toiiy from the southh iIf s mph. Vouccher____ By mid-aftcnioon, most"js t f lf thc-rain and snow bod end«ndcd cx- ro m A 1 Abouti a third o f the pupilsIs partici- D em ocrat who) represents re{ parts of Camu Pnine andu d Wood River Valley: Todnd.y.„d Continued frai ner city. you can’t ccpt in ports ofth e southcjthcast and north, jetter thaii their counter- pating pa* in the program last yeacar failed Milwaukee’s inner < I begin to Tuesday portly cloudy,jdy. Highs today 45 to SO and Ti ;c academiically in just High pressure buildingling in from the southwest wil! bc Tucsdoy ore reading betlpublic system. But they to retum to one of the dozenn schools see a big change at the north 50 to 55. Lows tonighighl in lhc mid-20s. parts in the pul dty out m ost o f Idaho0 ftfor the next few days, But the d subtractjust a little bet- that >ha acccpt choicc pupils. By ocompan- three years ofthele program."pr could add a n d s ) will have anolher day oro rs so o f wet weather early this w e Extended foreeait:lit: Southem ; Idaho - Wj^nesdt son,'25 pcrccnt to 30 pcrccntIt of chil- The voucher programprc was started sdoy and than those: in public schools' w i Tlie highcsl tcmpcratiimturc in the state Sunday was15 53i de- Thursday partly sunnynny and warmer wilh patchy m dren in the public system[J chi an g e on die heels o f■ reportsrep dial Milwau- mommg witte conclicluded thal there was dn trees at Caldwell. Ketchurh u m reported the lowest ot 21 dcdegrees. Lo^s upp„ppcr 30s ond 40s. Highs 50s ond lefit to the choicc pupils schools sc> every year, Witie said.d. kee’s public schoohool system was fail- npemturc 6^5 nd “ marginal bcnefi ni&ewhere in the noti(lotion Sunday, the hipest tempe day increasing clouds and not os ly, if only because the On ' a contract with the WiVisconsin ing. was HI degrees at Lakeake Havasu City, Ariz., and Lo:Lonsmg, jcottered showerwers. Lows 30s, Highs upper aswarm4i flcademically. Department of Public Instritruciion. Indie 1989-900 schoolsc year, die high 40s ond choice programam kept them out of the Oe Mich., reported the lowcswest tcmpcfBturc al .2 0 degrees.*• 50s. /hich they have virtually Witte Wi has swdied the voucherer schools school dropout raterate was 14.7 perccnt schools in whii It average for ali high nproving. cach year sincc they opened1 ini 1990. The grade-point a\ N oftfaan Utah a sd)d >iNevada: no bopc o f impt W i^ n s in lawmakers hove rcrequested school studentsts wasu 1.60 on a 4.0 Uloh - Today parti;artly cloudy. Highs in the mid- }cr they (choicc pupils) w: id-40s 10 “The longerc schools, the longer diey a fourth evaluation to help Itthem de- scale, a D-minusus average.a The aver- mid-50s. tonight foir.ir. ILows in the 20s, Tucsdoy sununny and stay in public s< y,” W itte said. c«‘cide whether choice schoo:>ols have age for black stude:udents was numerical- ■ l i r V 'v'lnner. HighsleSOs, in the S' will do pooriy," Morning: JJupiter, Mercui , which is based on a sam- bebeen successful and whedierr thei pro- ly worse 1.31, also als< a D-minus aver- Elko County - TodTodoy partly cloudy. Snow levi The study, wl gram should be exp^ded age. : v c l n ^ plc o f 300 Choiloice pupils and 900 pub- gn , ■ Maiap, Saturn 6,000 feet. Warmer;r w ith highs in the SOs to low< pils, cites other problems. ^ State Rep. Annette ‘“Polly” . Problems coniii)niinue in the public dy north. Fair ccntral. Lows in t lie school pupili egislation si:hool system, tonight portly cloudy i n the 20 s W illiarhs, who sponsored leg Evensning: Venus to lower 30s. Tuesdaylay mostly sunny and wormer-.H td create school vouchers, poiiointed out Today, die graderade-point average for I the mid-SOs to mid-60s.60s. road report that !£, the program is only in itsit fourth allpublichigh.se1 school students has Idaho ------r yeyear. “Some of these childrenm ore two risen slighdy, tbto 1.76,1 a D-plus, bul road rcp o ^ was unavail- or direc years behind dieir do:lassmates the dropout rat«; byby last year had risen rd lows from Rocki:kies to N ew E nglil a n d T he state rot Northern staitates mark recorc i tim e Sunday. (a>(acadcmically),” said Willilliam s, a to 17.4 percent able at press tii The Associn^ P its and Madison's pi^iousious record o f 12 below hod beenen on the books since 1879. Lansirmsing also hod the lowest Sundayy momingr r 48 suites, the weather scrvice said, A wave o f cold air rolledroi! across the northem statesJ fromfn the reading for the Lowct 48 Circulation ;p.m. weekdays. To report tale: nnewi and per week. Student/miliuTiilitary sm ice delivery Rockics (0 New Englandand on Sunday, dropping teiDpenttn tu re s to la tte ccntrol AppalocIalachians, Beckley, W.Va., hit a,recTcordlow C tpons results after 5:30 and on wweekends, J2.30 per week, $27.607.60 for 12 weeks. Sales rtcofd lows around thec GreatO Lakes. o f ? ond Jackson, Ky.,pc„ posted a record 11. 'll»on. circuUiion director ecall 733-0931. tax iocludcd in all aboveaboi prices. A charge Allen WilKtion phone linei are open be- Strorlg northweslalyly winds\ buffeted the Northeastt uas arctic Lows above 50 were'ere conTtned to southern California0^0 , south- Circulatioi ofSIS.OO willbeleviilevied for all renireed hcra Florido. where Key W est hod I d 10 B,m. otily. If you do nol re> checks. air blew in. keeping alienRemoon temperatures in the teensis onda sin* cm Arizona and souihcrT idolowof tween7#ndlipaper by 7 t.m.. call the number I ' Advertising glc digits in some anas.». 71. ceive your paf Peter York, advertiiing director . Temperatures early/ SuSunday dipped below zero in northeast-not Temperatures rose5 ababove freezing ocross much o f th Wendcll-Oooding-Hagerman Ifyou with lo placo on advertertisemeni, Mail hfocaaliQC , call 733* The Times-Newss(U (Ul PS 631-080) U pub- em Montana. North Dakota,Da northem Minnesota, the upper by midday. In the upper>per Great Lakes re^ on, highs read 15 ccall 733-0931. Clasiined adi, c ached inlo_ $36-2535 0931 Monday ihrouBh Friday froirom 7 ajn . lished.daily at 13212 ThirdT Sl. W., Twin he lower Great Lakes and northerhem New the 20s following moraiiMning lows o f 10 to 20 dcgr« 8 bcio Rupert-Paul-Cakley 0 Mississippi Valley, the 1 clow zero, Builcy-Rup 7a.m.until Falli,'Idtho, 83301,101, by M agic Valley Afternoon lempcnmma ftn a w um ed into the 70s in south 12 uunlil 3 p.m. and Satutdays from 7 1 England. ithem Cal- 678-2552uileford I10 a,m. Inroraution on di^Iay adjIds is avail- Newtpq>ert loc. SecooiBcoodKlauposugepaid zona and soutbcm Florida, .Temperatures fell bcibelow freezing as far soulh osI D(northern ifotnio, southern Arizoni Buhl-Casilc18 aable weekdays only. at Twin Fall! by Tbetie Times-News.Ti Ofndal - 543-4648 Texas, Louisiana. Mississjsissippi. Alabama and northem GeNew York.tk. Twin FalU Home delivery; daily and Sundnday,J3.00 hereby designaled u tbetl day o f ihe week Rnpids. Mich.; 14 belowlow at Jackson, Mich.; 20 belowV ola: Lans- L i ^ snow fell durinluring the rooming over wcst-centr “ . . Fpet week; daily, S2.35 per week;dt; Sunday on which legal ooiieeaices ^wiil b« published, ntnilMon- 733-0931 ■ S2.00 per week. Mail sidMcriplion: 01 Madison, Wis.; 15 below at MoiVlorquettc, tana. High winds blewrw aalong tbe coast o f Washington e aso send change of ad- ‘ing. Mich-: 13 below alh n state and N e w s Fpaid ia Bdvaoce and are availa tiuskegon, Mich.; and IS belowt'atR at ock* light iltin fell over e xitrcme ^ southeastern Alaska. ). Box 548, Twin Falli, Mich.; is below at Musi I'alwonh, managing editor vwhere carrier delivery is not ma knd, Ind., Skies were sunny^ ’overov tbc southem High Plains, o ford, IlL,'lhe Nationali WealherW Scrvicc soid. South Ben .and from ClarkWalvlavo I new* tip or wish lo talk loI d daily and Sunday, S3,25 per weci— Si tied its record at 4 below.ow.' southem New York andandthe eastern holf of the Ohio \ in Ihc editorial department, callI i for 12 weeks; daily otily, S2,80 r rtgM eiM 4 | 1 rccord o f 13 below had stood sinoince 1868, Georgia. Alabama andnd NMississippi. between 10:00 a.m, a^d 5:30) 3 S36.40 for 12 weeks; Sunday ononly, $2.00 lb«ke VAy Nn Lansing's previous rec 733-0931 be _ - T h e T imatic r on ^ m g n 2S\ ■ m a m ^ , LOTTER)RY WEATH. JNE MOVWIES SAW!TOOTH COMI\/IMUNITY SPORTS , LOCALFORECAS1■IER SKIUI 'MOVttUSTINCS IN p I T ^ D «o*(»uia»HicHsojQ 2! WTS REPORT CALtLENDAR ^ THtMACtCVAim A l - ^ f» LftlAOPOTEVlNn j s ; ' ▲ , 3 ^ A Press Miday P r e u pPress i p p r e s s rA B C -l “SHin Pl ■Tint w MJ. g ' S - . 7 2 l|niefniM»-K»Newil ' ' TbelimoNewB J_ L I j g a L;l_ „_ jTheTiim»Nav8 K TiiiTiipraNiffewl ^ iThermiaij t * ______' > t. ______^ -f 't 'I

■ I ■ ■ Monday. Febfua:uary 2 8 ,1994 •nmea-Nevw, TwirTwin Fpllfl, Idaho A-3 NNation Experts Poorr Delta rejssidentsfi eelneglec ;cted to study after' storm thhat left thiiem powe^erless , CLARKSDAIALE, Miss. (AP) — linesnes sagged and broke, utilityy poles] spoiled food. Bumss andan house fires are 1 , - | ^ Q More than two weekswe after an icc slorm splin)linlcrcd and thick oak and cyi:yprcss common from candlesdies or defcctivq gas - [ J . ^ O devastated Mississsissippi’s northem Delta limbsmbs snapped with riflelike cracks.ks. heaters used for l i ^htand t ai heat. tests’ethi crs.Josl President. ClintonIton lasl weekend ------region, many. £ecleel doubly.pow erl^ — .. McMore-than 200.000 customer: ' ' lIb i e B ddm ore Sun stUl without cleararicity and fruslrated hy powt3wer und thousatids probablylly will declared 26 MLSsi.s.sii^.sij^i countics federal a sense of nationalnal neglect. remaimain without clcctricily inlo thehe mid- disaster areas, makinaking local govern- Thc historian spccinli:lizing in "i ain’t beggir,ging, bul 1 need some dleolle of March. ments and some nonpnmprofit organizations. human experiments sees an1 opportu-c food,” said Georgi)rgc Jones, a 77-year-old CnCrews from other slates have arrivedai eli^ble for federal aid aid on 75 pcrccnt of nily 10 restore confidencc inin govern- retired farmwor:'orker who supports a toI helhelp workers on 14- to Ifrhourjr shifts Iheir disa.stcr needs. ment science. Thc law profcscssor ciu- household of 111,, includingi children ^ d ' al smsmall rural utilities lhal lost :lsLS many: On Saturday. Agric.griculturc ScCTetary tions lhal radiation expcrimcricntsof40 grandchildren,, on0 ! less than $1,(300 a •aslu> lialf their utility poles, . Mike Espy returnedd totu his home state lo years ago be reviewed in thche contcxt month. “Surely,,y, som e o f those good "We "V had a crew from Tallah;ihussec pledge administraliriir*. 1 1 Bfincs from spreadingg to another tanker Minot. TwoWo o.dier family members were | ...... information packackels being sent lo cle- H OM Pennsylvania Slate Univcrsi contalnlng'tpsifJac ofT-a-|oad-of li toluene;—unhurt-bulbul iheir-mobile-homc was niddlc schools .across the P i a history that has been Ut»Car48HH25 IWlWtSlC5lC1.«ai-72M746- |— ------Schmitz said. destroyed,j, a authorities said. ® ^ o rm w C n B ln fo c«ll Ip SaH ii a flammable solvent, Sch unwritten — a subject that er was “basically A nursiirsing supervisor al Trinity '■ Thc toluene tanker v thc leasl allenlion o f allII... (The ^ _ empty," Lambert said,lid, “but even an Medical CeCenier said nine or 10 others ‘ review) would be a tremenc:ndous ser- W W •••••• I empty car has a certa:rtain amount of wercexamiimined and released. ^ vice to the families of peoeople who A havc been used, if only as a meansi 7 restoring confidence in gov nore blaizeguts science." 1 Baltini A tremendous servicc. periicrhaps. but J K C J a tim e-consum ing and poilotenlially V expensive review of cxpcrii:rimenls as ^ n ) w hLouse, ( Mlilling 9 idiverse as: Ihe irradiatioi Ihe A icsics.of 64 inmates al a WaVashinglon " WJmMli Tlie Washington Postt way fromn thetf ground floor. slale s prison between 1963 ind&i 1971;, « W H fASH rou Bam a rouH i ^VEHTATIVE MAIHTEH■EHAHCE, • Fourlceicen people lived in' Ihe the I 1949 release of radioacticlivc gases A y g H f | W IU BE REGISTEttB R BAIir BRAWIHB TO into the air over Richland, ViWash.; Ihe • t S K ! .BALTIMORE —- 1Nine people, cramped,d, early 2 0 th ccnlury row i f AH HBA BASKETBALAU J$30 VAIUEJ. PU'.U&rOURHAME ^ II w as Ihe deadliest fire in injection i of plutonium intoa 1 18 hospi- # J K T j , ii)cluding seven chil:hildren ages 8 house, ll \ L B E A B D E B IH O UW l f i e e k l y B R A W iH GF f d k 2 TICKETS TO i lal patients between 1945 an 9 5 : L ; "They’re nol hereM to o c n id f y a I 2- KMilnliwltiip • i u $299' year-old who commiltcclited a crune when c y 2. FOUR WHE[EEL n |4 . Ll, U B E , O I L 8 i r tL \ T E R j A 5MARTIR » tASlIR » FASTiSTiR « CLEARER she was 3," he said.. “This"1 is a situa- , 1 ^ — • ■IGNMENTS • $:$ 3 9 .9 ^ cfih a n g e - $ 1 77 . 7 5 • lion where ihcy try loto £get this girl the ------E V E R Y D A Y\Y S P E C I A L - TOE • In s p e c t In c l ui d d i e s : L u b e c h a s s i s • In s t a a i l l n e w o i l a . help she needs.” A ; INCLICLUDEs: • C h e c k s a d j u s t t o e The girl admitted1 to Ihe crimc on 2 ' CASTER/HAND CAMBER •CHECK TIREE WEARWl & PRESSURE FILILTER • F i l l w i t h n e w mro o T t Oi R o il Z Friday and turnedd h herself in on w • C h eECK c i ALL STEERING & SUSPENSENSIGN • C h e c k • C h e cik k a n d t o p OFF ALL f l u i ds -• C h e c k a n d • Saturday tb.facc thee nmurder charge, ELECTRONIC PORTABiBLE ' 0 RE/REAR END ALIGNMENT • T lRRE E ROTATION ______ADJUST TIRE p r e s s uJR r eE • ' placciunder’a catego;gory of juvenile TYPEWRITERS delinquency.' T h c girl, w hose; nname was not released, was 3 yearssold oli at thc time of s ; | g . Liimar Howell's death.lh .' - ril9 9 ” » S A T I S F A C T W M Ot Policc and ihc Hanlamillon Couniy coroner originally hadJd determinedc lhal LAY^TAW AYS WBLCOMEI SINCE I94J I' 2 JulesI JJ. h m s m s ■ U 31 a m s r m FOR T i m Ihc boy accidcntollylly drowned in a bucket of bleach and1 v(iv^ater on July 22, 1984, while playing withwit his cousin. P o licc b elieve they thi know the HEISI;e n n |lO T OLRS I h e World To Buy A CeCar . . • m.otive, but wouldd n not discuss il, i : T mt h / T w i n m Disbennett said. Hee alsoa would not • 502 M ain Ava. South, Falls 733-26“8 ^ ,# 701H J T0aFREE:1-80(K10-316-7703 « say why the girl decdccidcd lo go to ^^tjOURS^ON.Nj-FRL8j30-5^3^^ •••••••••••••• police. m m m • • • ••••••••• • • • • • • • • < ______!' ,' , _ I ..

I ^ A - 4 Tlmoa-Newa. Twin Falls,Jl3, Idaho Monday. Fobtuory 28, 1994 ■ ^ Katlon I ------T- Congres!ss likes CClinton ^ E n d o ff i n a l ss i s a l s r b u r e a l u c h a n y to facc new challenges in preire- If so. one of thc mainain ,jobs ahead ILos x Angeles'nmes dead, and il is thele day(i thal the agcncy likciy lc it plan ing smuggling. for thc ATF is rebuildingng iiits credibili* ^oals, not lad new responsibili- venting health g< will assume broad : verdicts ties as the Bradydy gun-conlrol law BulJl lessli than five months ago, ththe ly. WASHINGTON (A P— )- Congress carc and drugi; benefitsb for the elderly. WASHINGTON — The \ p management al were a lakes cffecl. J very’ survival su of the agency wasi ini For slartcrs, new top m finally lucklcs hcalih-carcc rireform this This week: thell: theme will be reas- in in the Branch Davidian trial has been brought in andid olofficials said- painful final chapter of a ddifficult "Tlic mosl impoiportant firearms reg- qucslior;lion. ■ week, but il's increasing!)igly unlikely surance, the: pcaccp< of mind Clinlon pa Jtyears, il had been seen by olheihcr lhe agcncy has revampedped its training year tor lhe federal Buriircau o f ulation law in a1 quanerqi of a century Foly that President Clinton'ss 1.342-pagc1, says his plan1 wouldv. bring'to those at • yc cnfbrccmcnl agcncics as sccondind- and its procedures in crisisrisissiluation.s. ng insurance coverage Alcohdl. Al Tobacco and Fircarrirms — a will go inlo effect.ci. and ATF is ccntral law enf version will survive. risk of losing )f lhe new law." said rate, withwil agents who lacked the irairain- Ils new director. Sccreltel ScrviceJ vcl- i)f universal along wiih Ihciiicir jobs or heallh. year yc officials say has brought;ht a good 10 thc succcss of I The Clinlon go;il? of i lc. who oversees the ing. breadthbrc and polish of ihcir courlun* eran John W. Magaw. has likened the ic lime thc'adminislfalion deal dc of soul searching andi cchangcd Ronald K. Noble. i[\surance coverage, guaranirantecd mini- Al Ihc s;mic 1 ml Treasury secretary Icrpartsarts in the FBI and thc Intern:•nal proccss to lhe rebuildinglg c!effort undcr- ng Ihc significance of lhe lb naiure of thc agcncy. bureau as assislani miim health ben efits antiand keeping is ilismissing Revenuenue Scrvicc. taken by thc Secret ScrService in the vc. Congress Stark, a inaveivcrick Californian who A jury in San Antonio. TcTexas, on for enforcement, costs down‘arc still alive, members Moreover, the; ATFA has won a hud- Viceice President Al Gore, seckin;ing wake o f the 1963 assas!isassina'tion of may ullimately grant somesoi o f his heads Ihc hcall:allh subcommilicc of ihc Salurday S: acquillcd 11 cull rr :s againsl gel increase fiomm the'Clintonl admin- wayss loto make govemmenl more eff:ffi- President Kennedy, wishes, bul not via thc routioutc he's rcc- House Wayss and a Means Comtniltcc. of ol the most’serious chargcs Ej’cccivcd crcd- r-conspir- istratiiin al a limeme when cilhcr agen- cient,1, callcde last fall for merging ihthe Meanwhile, the A'CEj’cc Slark iscxpccti;cicd to producc a bill that ' Ihcm Ih — murder and murdcr-t lown the defcn- ommcndcd. four ATF cies arc .strugglinging under severe cuts, agency'icy's functions inlo the FBI. it for.hclping to track dowi e chairman 10 expands Medicidicare lo covcr the indi- acy ac — in the deaths o f foi Thc first subcommittee cl Iral pan of a recently Meatleanwhile, a blistering Trcasur;ury d an ts'in lasl y e a r’s World Wc Trade nsurcd. agents a{ in ihc failed assiiull ag;igainsl the It is also a central delve into thc issue, for cxaexample, says gent and uninsi o n by the Treasury Departriartmcnl report on the botched rairaid Ccnicr bombing in Neww York.Y tc House considers that group’s gi compound. Five DuDavidians announced effort he’ll be starting from scraicralch — noi ’ Thc W hjtc dramatically lighten in WacVaco had alleged lhal individuiJual The agency has alsoI benefitedber from inacceplablc, saying il were w conviclcd of vol'olunlary Dcparimcnt lo dr: from the voluminous WhWhile House approach un:i gun dealers, and il is ATFF officersol had tried to covcr• uup thc rcccnl polilical surgeirgc behind lhe . ; 10 be financed by a lax 11 manslaughter. m Two were coconvicted regulations on gut bill. . , would have lo :w technologies lhal theirr mistakes,mi that ihc'y had not giveivcn crime is.sue that led Congningress last year in .said last week such a : onoi weapons chargcs. • moving inlo new And though thc admiiministration hike. Clinton Icichi'consideration to less coi;on- lo cnacl the Brady measacasurc. which I • W ith thci trial's outcomeIC behind could rcvolulioni , :hcm the ATF, or whomever,r. ih:lhal spenl eight ' alliances, that premiumum hikes be what he wantci 51 days af\cr lhe Feb. 28 gun1 ballleli llial weeks;ks at Ihe most, every one of Ihc ppy Republicans among . , uld have come out of there,"' slshc months — eight monthsLS — planning on capped, even Ihat mcdic:Jical schools lysis, unhapp; lefl him wounded and 10 deaiUld. includ- I'C Ihc scope and dcplh of going in there and killingHing those peo- irain a ccrtain number ofrspccialist.s.' sp- ihem.'bclieve ing four federal Alcohol. Tob; and s^iid.1. ila'n are helping keep his I knew lhe majority of the peof:ople pic." shc s;iid. Thc mandatory alliancesces in particu- C linton's pla'r Fireamts agents, chil- "Why should these II 11 [people pay?" lar have very few supportwrtcrs at this goals alive, A year aflcr the shmiloul,: (juicily who1) died in llial fire ... all those ch :an argue with the serious- . n and young people. If thcy h.had shc wondered. "These peoplepco lost Ihcir - point. The employer mandandate is alsc» . "No one can defiant Bonnie Haldcman slill defends drcn Ihcy • families and evcrylhinglg they th have and unilcr siege, prompting; dcdeputy trca- ness of thisi legislation,"lc said former .her son and says he Ls back, ififonlyina iwn what was going lo happen, ih Dick.Cclestc, chairman of they're Slill having lo sil inii jail and go sury scdrclary Rogerr A llm an to Ohio Gov. Die scries of vivid dreams. uldn't have stayed in there." cralic Party’s National ^ ,, Bonnieiehaldeman I Mrs. Ihrough this." defend it Friday in a Washiishinglon Post' ihc D cm ocra "I'm all right. Mama," _D; ‘They couldn't gel out." Mi : Campaign. “If th e ‘presi- . “I 'll" .still defend,Ids prophet son Ideman contends, "They didn'tI sel■ Wlicn Mrs. Haldcman,an liIcamcd ofHc opinion piccc. Health Care C her in one dream, shc said. t come in with a fullblown aring acquittals, shc broke: iniinlo tears and Tlic president meanwhil.'hile is deler- dent had not cc “I'm not too big on dreams.i. butI when Shc insists thele rraid on the cull com- thosesc fires,f ril go to my grave sweari ; concept, he would have . cried: ‘•God bless ihemjurtI jurors!" minedly highlightingg ihci more and mature ci they arc so real pound was a iravi:avesly rivaled only by on lhallhal." appealing aspccls of the1C }plan, from been dead onon arrival on health care preventive carc for kids> lo long-term reform." Brady lawIj takes;s effect If Jeroom e Phyy s ic ia n in 34 sfctates, tenritories E v e :^ n i n g C ( l i n i cc ...... ThcWB3hingtOTP(^______ineligible toI buybl a gun. . TlirB'r¥dyJy law.' ii'amedTor'focmer WASHINGTON -r-• TheTl lives of While Hoasese prc.ss| secretary James S. Melonday thru Thrhursday millions of handgunI bibuyers will Brady, who) wasw wounded during the , changc loday as thc Br;idy:idy law's five- .1981 assasvassijialion attempt on ' day waiting period andJ b;background- President RonLonalil Reagan, Ls the mosl 6S:00p.m : . to 9:0:00 p.m . check provisions go into) cffcct.cfi far-reachingng gun control measure nd territories, approved inalI al least a decade. . Thirty-four states and B e g i n ning i M arch 1:1st local F anm ily physicisans will offere r including Alabama, Missis.'«is.sippi, North Tlic wailinging pcriixl will be dropped must comply after five yearcars, when a national com- Carolina and Kansas, mi i;im e office cc with thc new law, accon.•ording to lhe putcrizcd insiant-chcck in; system is e v e n i n g hlours e at dayt: :osts T obacco and scheduled 10 lo l>e I operational. Congress Bureau of Alcohol, To [ Firearms. The law is exp:xpeclcd lo be has allolied1 S2(HISI million lo help slates challenged this week in1 a legal battle update anclJ automate a their criminal WALK-],-INS WEL*.C O M E! ‘ initialed by the Naticational R ifle rccords for ihc system. •• Association, which Claimsms theI mea-sure Tlie Justiccicc Dcpartmcnl, meanwhile, is unconstitutional. The'he Districl of has releasedcd a report detailing the Cdolumhia, Marylandandmd Virginia arc grow ing roleolc of firearms in crimc. he overall violent crime rate ^ C aII l 324- 1 1 2 2 among 20 sinlcs and icaitolilorics lhal are A llhou^ thc < exempt bccausc thcy haveavc more sirin- declined inI the th lasl dccadc, lhe rate of gent laws or similar mcasicasurcs already offenses comommitted with pistols and • in effcct. Thc Dislrict baibans handgun revolvers rosero: from 9.2 pcrcenl in I 1^ ' B E N E lDICTS sale and possession, Virginia Vir has a !‘J79 lo 12.'2.7 percent in 1992. lhe I ST. I computerized chcck. Marvlaryland ha.s a report by thc tl Bureau of Juslicc stale background chcck; andan seven-day Statistics shoihows. From 1987 lo 1992 % F A M I Ly I M E D I C ALL CENTERS. wailing period. un average: 8 858,01)0 rapes, robberies Under lhe new law,aw, fed erally and iussaullsIS wiih:fircarm.sv o f all types licensed gun dealers are required to wcrccommillnilicd annually. ^ 70£)9 N orth Li;iricoln notify the chicf law cnfoniforccmcnt offi- Thc reportIrt also noted thal a nation- ccr of the area where: thcth potential ally rcpreseisenlalive sample of stale Je^eroIne, I d aiho______buyer resides, th a t offieiaicial is lo make inmates showlowcd thal among prisoners L " y f \ a “reasonable effort” to tdetermine if with prior adullad criminal rccords, 23 thc potential buyer isis a conviclcd perccni saidd thcy1 bought their weapon _ felon, mentally unstablelc (Of otherwise from a retail:il Store.s Farrakhjlan defendsIs speech, S m a ll investniei L e n t . attacks J(Jews, Arabbs, whites r H ig^ yield.• “My broilother,Khalid, he’s a war- Ncwsday I.cK)kingLat Ibis litde: girl,^ wc soc an engineer,r. a scniiior. rior, he’s a fighter for his people," CHICAGO — Natioition of Islam FarrakhanI said.sa "He is pot thc most . lacher. a talk show host andind a t'uiurc leader Louis Farrakhanin lashedh out at diplomaticc brotherb bui he’s a fighi- a calllc r.ini;her. a tcac Jews, Arabs, whiles andmd mainstream cr.” Muhamammad was sealed in thc black.s Sunday as he defcmfended his orga- first row o)fthe f t pavilion. B ank o f A m crica cusiistomfcr. And thc wcc lookk at il. nizaiion and the widely:ly condemned Neither FaFarrakhan nor Muhammad spcech of his former:r sspokesman, were availablable Sunday for comment. lotiiomiw's customercrs arc jusl as imponani asicxlay's.as lUialid Abdul Muhammadnad. “T his is;s rnot a ministry of rage, In his speech, beforerc a about 14,000 This is a ministrymil of love and divine supporters at thc Chicagoago Pavilion on truth." saidid Fanakhan1 in his specch. m Ihe Chicago campus ofif itiIhc University waving a cocopy of last week’s Time So wc SCI up a progni;nim callcd ’•Extra Credit[ lotfor Idaho." of Illinois, Fam khsn appeppearcd to aban- m agazine,;, ^which fcaturiid a cover- don the moderate postureirc he1 has adopt- slory aboutut 1him. “Why don’t you lell ril 2 2 nd. w hen you op en a nnc ew B ank cd in reccnt years lo form)rm relationships ihc tru th ...... W hat got you enraged is Fmiu new until April with civil r i^ ls and electeKtcd officials. lhal Farrakhikhan is becoming the rage “You thought Farrakhcikhan would lay o f black pcpeople, that black people ol' Amcrica accountIt >or apply for our new Phoiocardt.Phc ' down lo be friendsJs with some arc liftingI llitheir hearts lo Ihcir broth- ' • Negroes,” Fairakhan saidaid lo his critics, er." we'll make a donaliillion to Idaho Public Schoc:hools.triiai "By lhe gracc of GodJ 1 would never Farrakha:han spoke al lhe annual s Day assembly of the , compromise the mith to0 bbe your friend. S a v io u rs I way. wc can help scschcxil districts buy tcxlbocbooks, sofl- • To hell with your friend;;ndship. It’s not Nation o f: Islam,Is marking the birth of -the latc Wait'allace Fard, an Arab immi- SjS- ■ worthit.” wan.*, co n stru ctio n paper, pi microscopcs or monllonkcy bars. - Famikhan also chjirge(rgcd thal Jewish grnni w ho0 in i 1930 is credited with groups and Ihc news mediicdia had tried lo inspiring thelhe lale Elijah Muhammad ^ p nent wc could make. damage his lies with mailnaioslrcam black to lorm ihcle 1Nation of Islam, Il's lhe twsi invcstmc leaders by unfairly drawinwing allcnlion to Farrakhanlian spcnl nearly two hours expoundinging on the organizaition’s Muhammad’s spoxh. / On Sunday, Fanakhanrnn spoke warm- theologicalal Ilen d lhal blacks were Ihe riginal people, and lhal the I Bank of AmericaI ly o f M uham m ad, an aidtaid< he demoted , earth’s orig 01 Feb. 3 as national spoktokssman in thc whites werecrc thc produci o f a botched •I1.iivialt.il .K-w HunkunLAii«Mk-unr M,.jL-iCunr Vl^.i"i" cki,n.illn.iinl aflermath of a Nov. 144 S]spcech widely experiment.nl by a mad black scientist, wlili yiHir pktiifv iuhIiKl >luiviiun: «i llw fnmi. Now i>yi|IIiiI>IuiililuiUull > C. . condemned for its racistdsU anti-Jewish Thc Nationion of Islam believes that IJun»..>rAnK;r«crt«i lauhH limiK-lw-; McinK-r IDIC. - - . . and*nU-gayconlcDl...... [ii-Qni» riny pile the earlh.

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■ ■■ p M g | \ V Vhite H ouiise calls Itsran A ra fa t ssay j S ' crackdo^)wn ! ^ vorst workdwide ‘outitlaw’ i W ashington Post foreign-policy objeciijeclivcs.- In addition, U.S., offofficials say Iran n o t enou FiftiFifteen years after the Iranian1 rev-1 is the only nation woiworking actively u g h ’ oiuticJtion, the religious regimene in to subvert the peaccacc agreement TUN!S.'ninisia(AP) — Seeking I to ; • • : , N H S Tehrahran remains so hostile to IU.S: between Israel andnd 1ihc-Palcsline - - capiiolizc on the worldwiiwide outcry i j * ' 1 s crests that it has in many waysw Liberation Orpnizaii, routinely assassinates pol)oliti- Clinton administratiiratiun routinely Liberal!ration Organ­ I OJopponents abroad, is in lea,:ague opposes efforts by ' dcdebt-ridden Iran on chairm an - - - th North Korea and is workirking to obtain Internationaonal loans and is Ihe door open hardrd to acquire nuclcar weapipons trying td persuade ; atl allied nalions lo »uming peace all in dirccl conflict with IU.S. limit their trade w ithth Ir lr;in. 5 with Israel, . APp*10■' srael's Cabinet on Sunday An / army spokesman saidsa the lone Jewish gun'unm an w ho opened Friday's bloodbath plur,lunged Israel Mosque, Isra e a n e st o f Jewish extrem- clampdown cla launched lale Saturday S; fire on kneelingng worshipers in the H I and the occupied West Ban! and Gaza ""“f ” s and said it will disarm was wa lo prevent Arab attacks5 iin Israel mosque in HelHebron on Friday. s oU t TH E R N 6 (For(Foniietly Strip into chitos.-By SundajIday, Ihe dealh |"> ' " “ I"® “ I Un

Ij OUNIEH. Lebanonjn i (A P ) — A The dead1 included in a 4-year-old girl, bomb exploded in a packcicked Maronite Pieccs ofif humrnih flesh, tom clothes PLIANCICE #ere slill scattered across the E & API Catholic church Sunday.ly, killingI nine and shoes wet KEN''S FURINITURE worshipixrs and woundingling at leasl 60 blood-soakedccd carpeting several'hours as they lined up in froniII otof the altar lo later. lake Communion, policce andat witnesses The blastist blew o ff the lid o f the said. church organ,;an, revealing an even larger OMEAFPPLIANIICES liddcn iasidc the in.slrument. FORWrHlRLP(OOL HC The carnage at Notree DDame Dc La ordnancc hid( Delivrancc could have beebeen far worse Police expeperis defused the second — a larger bomb was four‘ound inside the bbmb, madeJc ofi four mortar shells con- i. R a c e t o m r o r e church’s organ and defascdLsed. nected lo a. singlesir detonator. It Ointon drew a connection The bombing, hard on the heels o f President C V a l u e; a t the massacre of Mu.slimsns ial a mosque between the1C LebanonI bombing and the in the Isracli-occupicd•d ' W est Bank, attack by ia JewishJc settler lhal killed 39 : underlined sco^ of theic region’sn rcli- Mu.slimsinH1 Hebron on Friday and start- K en's Furnir i i t u r e & ‘ gious animosities and iheIhe threat they cd a bloodydy rampage between Arabs pose to Ihe Middle East peacep« proccss. and Jews inn IsraelI: and the occupied ter- It also marked a selbacback for Prime rilorics. A p p l i am r c e ...... Minisicr.Rafik.Haririr i’s.’5 effo rts lo__ “The extreitremisLs have a cqnimon p_ur- -- )rom6fc"division,’ strife' and restore law and order afterfter The 1975-90 pose: to proi / e i v e n t , ^ ^ civil war that made his. countrycoi notori- war. They mustmi and will nol bc allowed .. Vw ith C orivi ous for violence. to succeed!,",": said Ointon. There was no immedijediate. claim o f Hariri inspispectcd the damage and said T i m e S aa ^ v i n g w responsibilily for ihe expl;xplosion in the the explosionion was "a plot orfered from •', Zouq Mikael neighborhoo<]o«l of Jounieh, abroad." 12 miles north of Beirut.t. Hariri, 1a SunniSi Muslim, supports the W h i r l pp i o o l Policc said the bombb wwas made up deploymentcnt in Lebanon of 40,000 of IWO monar shells conncinnecled to a del- Syrian Uxx>p‘ops, wjiich is condemned by A p p l i a nn c e s . onator and placcd underier a lable sup- Maroniles,:s, the country’s largest I porting on icon of the Virg:'irgin Mary. Christian sect.sec The blasl scnl the cdnj:dngregalion o f The millicllion-strong Maronite com- aboul 250 people storminjling hysterically munity sawiw their traditional hold on oui of Ihe church, passassed pools o f political pow•owcr erode during the coun- blood and piles of glass; shishards and bro- try ’s civilil war. \ They arc the main 9 9 9 5 ken pews.- losers in o1 1989 IS Arab League-brojccred "There was a lol ofif Siscream ing as peace treatyty lhall end the war. * 4 9 9r icons fell off the wall,, benchesbc broke Informatilation Minister’ Michel *15' • into pieccs, bibles werec shreddedsl with Samaha was/as more explicit. “It is not a WHIRLPOOL0 1 pages flying all over thehe ichurch hall,” coincidencece thal whenever Israel finds WHIRLPOOl)IN 0 'F R 0 S T said A s^iated Press reporterref Bahjat itself isolat^citjd ... il resorts lo such harsh DISHWASHEIIER Jaber, who was attendingng tthe service. actions," lehe said.s REGRIGISERATOR HoM MI950XY> n 6 H"PteSdes.l6 ^ p r a z z z z z z 2 z 2 EZrZIEZZCC^ See store forjr details. ^ *10 The Dftwef Silvenms ond CinlctyC Boskets •Rinse AJdlndicDtof with SINGLEilEEYEInicotof E) •SS "Make Traiacks To •1-6 How DelflYW(3m|Qslmg risl,20!( ^Whirlpool" er;nds soon. f e IS ^ C O M I N G For All Yourr SADDLILE& TA CK NlE I E D S - VISIT 1THE SADDLEE SHOP A I

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i / ^ v n m , [ U t T 5 S K view ..... Other M —=— ...... 5 S 8 ro 3 v i ...... ( tbsK CW*mm Spyying?! TheleUlS.?! ;H ® 5 The>;y must bee kidding J * A rc wc alone in finefinding a degree of govern;mmcnt - thc ease of Aldrichch Amcs, naivcic, even implausibiliibility, in the indigna- who wa.sw: arrested along wilh his wife«fe oh cs- T . lion being expressed in some quarters in pionagiiage chargcs, can only be cxpctipected to Wa-shington over whal.1 is shaping up as thc lower er expectations lhal closcr• tiwer, as our political best oof f friends, as cases a few yearsrs bback in- leadens like to say. Thatiat is some thumb-in- volvin{'ing frcnch and Israeli espionageIge against - your-cye thanks afterr oilal this c o u n ty has the UniledUn Slates show. Anger is a wwarrant- done for President Borisris Yeltsin^ and his pre- cd rcac•eaction. But it would be foolish’lishly self- d ccessor... thc economi(>mic aid, thc political wouncjnding to let the Amcs cosese ideflect support, nol leasl the: tirtimely warnings wc Washiiihington.from pureuing policiw.ics-ioward - provided (based, o f coursDursc, on our own in- Russiosio that serve U.S. national ini tclligcnce work) abouiJl thctl plots that were When:n all; is said and done, it remainsains viuilly hatchcd against them. MoMoscow, they say, rc- import;ortant for Amcrica and thc WcsVest to go ally oughl to apologize!£ anda summon home on doingdoi what they can to cncounsurage the those o f its embassy offusfficials who were in- evolulilulion of a Ras.s'ia based on polilii)lilical plu- volvcd in this disgracefulful business. ralism;m and a frcc-market cconomy. ^ ------U f s get real. Thc Cold'old War may be over, MeaIcanwhile, the mess left by thc Amcs m ■ ■ bu: inlcHigenctf gatheringing and spying go on. cose‘ hash: 10 be cleaned up. Thc full11 extentcj of I A V V The Russians and othersCIS do ii to us and, as thc harmhai done lo U.S. agents andid ii interests ters former CIA Director Rob«loben Gates noted the overr thetl seven or eight years whci babies are just like usBS ka. It is my undcrstanilanding that thc Fish and, incously. Thc article’s authoror olobviously did nO ‘ other n i^ t, wc do it to them, tl because "il’s -goldi informationin was being sold to5K tl S: Unborn b. Game Department ofAIaskaof, will ^ 1 0 kill ofT Ihomework about vultures orsr bibusards. His cdiior > importanl thal wc knoww whatw they're up to." sianss hash to be evaluated. So too do the in- Today, I’m1 writingv to call for a drastic meaneasure 7 5 pcrccntofthewolfvolf population in this area :failed to verify alleged facts,ts, thuslh continuing the Thai the Soviet KGBIB andi its successor tcmal:al security procedures for CIAA eemploy- _ q measure ^sui to be unpopular in some circles,circ for the next three year/ears. :string ofignorance. 1 disagree'jee wilh many things agency in Russia weret apparentlya| able, be- ccs. Thc Tl sccond rule in spying, after afle d o n t . . pd like tosee so some editorial board guidancancc on There is virtually^ no domestic livestock in jabout wiiSifc fiom the pensis olo f Thc Times- * ginning in 1985, thc first fin year o f M ikhail get caught,cai is don't draw attention)n toti your- some of thc iront-pagcfro stories I'm seeing innThe T Alaska. Therefore, wolfwo: killings are not a prob- News’ wrilcrs. Thc ignorancencc blares1 forth here', Gorbachev's “pcresiroilroika,” to put on the, self.: YetV in their spending habits,, theihi Amc- Timcs-News. OneC day, I read "Doctors savevcbaby 1 1cm. However, in Min:^inncsota, neariy $27,000 per sincc it ran this AP article in spilesp o f glaring in- ' payroll a mid-level butt very-well-plugg^-invc ses leftlefl a trail o f glaring obviousness, in womb.” Thchen a coiiplc o f days later, I read» d year is being spent for livestock killing and dam- accuracies. CIA official is plainlyy a matter of political Thnhroughout thc period of allegedjcd spying, -Manaccused:«1 in abortion doctor’s death stantands nge. In Montana, nearieariy SI9,000 per year is spent Vultures and buzzards bclord o n g to different sci- embarrassment and profoundpro frustration, sayss thct^ government, thc Ameses’s c cxpcndi- .. pcrtiops,» a line or two fiom the boardIon ot for.wolfcontrol.Inl9!11991, Congress provided spe- entific famili'cs. Vulnircs bcloriclong to thc family But any top governmentcnt officials who were turcs:s excccdcd c their income by more mc than why bolh doctcctore are considered heroes, albeIbeit by cial funding for wolfcilfcontrol in Montana, ‘■caihartidae," and buteos ojrbuzzards rbt belong to genuinely surprised byjy what\ was revealed SI nillion.mil Did no one at thc CIA, wlwhose job different groupups, would be illuminating, One wolf will ealal 9 pounds o f food per day, the family “accipitridae.’’Trhe h e' difference am be ' this week are guilty off world-classwc disingcn- it isI totc take note of such conspicuocuouscon- I would alsoso like editorial guidance on thchcrodi- mostly meat This'bqi"bquals two adult dccr per distinguished with a little cduc:ducation. uousness. sumptiiption - thc S540.0CO home, d jc ; It treatment o f the unbom babieslies by monlh. How manyi newbornne fawn deer, elk or Vultures, unlike other birdsirds o f prey, havo For the Clinton adminiTiinistiBtion, which in- car,, theth SSOO,000 in crcdit-card cha flic hcan smse.gcon and by Dr. Gunn, the aboitiortion clomestic livestockc equalcq two adult deet^ Alas- featherless heads and often1 netnecks, like turjceys, hcritcd this scandal, expexposure of a 31*ycar wond:nder where all thc money couldlUbccom- 1 j^.w ajfliithe baby saved by inter-utero hearthe kn has about 7,000) wolves.wi Multiply this num- so they won’t dirty feathers3 osas they dip Ihcir , employee o f the CIA as an£ alleged spy, adds ing fiom?fix nsically more valuable lhan thcleba- b ber by two aduh deer,leer, and it equals 14,000 deer heads inside decaying animalsnals. Vultures^havc i 1 ,he coun- enormously to thc diffiifficulties it already Prc:’resident Clinton has praised th by Dr. Gunn? What would makilake one pcrm onthoranequi>quivaldtt in other animals, strong beaks and weak feet:t (because(b< thiy don't •^faccd in winning even1 coicontinuing support on tcrcspjspionage work on carrion during ^ 11, elk and domestic livestock o y a rra includc red-______------1 Hereis wheh o t a clever editorial board coulould adult dccr, caribou, c! to u ^ times. Buzzards o f oiir i ~ tak e an idea arand runwilh'iti Thislittitiidcicsltest (al.-— one-on-one.------tail^'sw iinsons, fcmigmouslous and'roughleg. .. m or Wolves weigh aan n taverage of 80 to 110 ihered, some to their., ready appliedd to1 unbom humans to confirm c hawks. They are fully feaihen gth that spans up lo 6 feet. It mg feet for capturing, deny their hunumanity) could easily be usedtin in other pounds with a length feet Most have large, strong f will be only d mattertier o f time before an innocent n i K T i t n e»-News i areas in whichch we face moral quagmires, killing and carrying prey. listnnt camper, hiker or humlunter is cither killed or ailing yultures buz- fk Imagiiie whvhat would happen if, in the disu The article in c o r r ^ y callii Stephen Hartgcn Clark Wtthwrth AUcnIcn Wilson Peter York lea severely injured byly aan aggressive wolf, zards opinioned a horrible: picpicture o f a lone duck ig director future, scicntisitists and medical doctors mode I! Publisher Managing editor Clrculrculation rnanager Advertising d n babies Thc very best reasieason I have found for the ^ (was it fiozcn inlo thc pondid a£as happens regular- startling discorovery. This being that unbom b; y human wolf rwovery prograigram is popularity o f wolf art,''' ■ ly) being killed by camivorouorous birds. Many are geneticallylly, medically and biologically h Thc mcmlembers of the editorial boardrd and> vflllcrs of cditolials doctors w olf photography, w olf postcards, wolfsou- iasts would sec nature p. beings-justt lilike us only smaller. Would doi hunters and raptor enthusiasts arc S tephennH H artgcn, Clark Wnhworth.. MarkM Kind and Steve Crump. venirs for sale andi w>wolf stories in books. From ' like Dr. Gunnin be thought o f as heroes by fut happening. 1963 to 1980,38,50(500 people attended public and owls would also ______, gcnOTlions?? Eagles, falcons, hawks and wolf howls. With: 7,0007,C wolves in Alaska and gon a pond. (They will he editorial board can put an end kill a duck or ducks sitting on P ^ p s t h e _ - r adding whatSs in MinnesotaMi and Montana, it is icre and now. If it could ask somi also kill cats, but there is no nr e c ^ of even ea- confusion hen ccirr*.mi» hard to believe thatat theytl should remain on the W rite tcl;o us ictois to write a column to reassu gles killing children.) Are: kill permits also being our local docti endangered specieseslisL 1 welcomes letters from LcLetters considered libelous, obscjbsccncorm issued for their demise? Thc Times-Ncws wc hat unbom babies are not human DowehercinldalIdaho want to have thc same of public interest. To badid tuislc will be rejected, as willImaccnalcx- nu | Dealh can be a gruesomene ssight, bul these birds readers on subjects of have a beating heart and don’t fd up thc w olf population, only make sure your letterr is p u b lish ^ promptly, pressessing racial, cthnic or religious b iborted, this evidence would tiul; were given protection knowirowing their predation I a few years to protect yet an- m is bmefieial. All here arc a few guidelinesincs to rem em ber WWc do not publish verse or poctr X)ut thc confusion surrounding si and placc in the e c o s^ c m is otherspeci«?____ ous. Most kill other an- Each letter should includeincl the writer's sig- geneincrally remove or limit religio m babies in Thc Times-Ncws. birds o f prey are carnivorous, S n S ™ CLAIRTEBTIRER should be confined dur- nature, mailing addresss s arid telephone num -' tiorisjris. Articles taken from other pu BL HAVENER imals (domestic animals shou M aha ofthis situation iscs- her. Typewritten letter[ters arc prefcaed, be- willill inot be rqirintcd. Os ing migration). The logic o f tl cause they allow fasterstcr handling with less Bccausc Bt o f space constraints,,,plc»c pi limit caping me. There is a socictyicty problem when kill chancc o f error.' letteitiers to 400 words. Longer letteetters will be Writer lackss buzzardb knowledge ppmits are issued bccauscwbinisofprcyare bi • Lciters may be brougl3ught to our Twin Falls shorlortcncd. The Times-News reserves ris thc Keep WOfolves out of Idaho The Feb. 20 Associsociated Press story, ‘700 boldi hiinting ducks. ght to edit all letters. ;- IPATTUOASMnH officc, mailed to P.O.). BBox 548, Twin I^alls, right 1 helped diminish n coribou herherd o f buzzards icrrorize: county,"co shows how media ig- We look forward to hearing.from jKiogHOI I 83303, or sent by fax 10(208)734-5538.lo ( W Us 198910 3,500 in 1992 in pant of Alas- norance encouragesjes Ithe public to think erro-

Letters5______- -0 sumptions. Bccausciisc o f gains in extraction icch*■ raise for themselves, thc legilegislators, 3y wants to bccomc a police officifficcr, this was and control)1 every( aspcct o f our lives. School buses needcd safety belts boy igthe nologies, virtuallyy allal natural resources have Mr. Stan H aw king, keepcep up thc request for s subject. Pimcntal'sI's computer model predicting i his SI er the past 100 years, reading e v ^ bill - if theyey hhave to eat breakfast 1 ’m puzzled by eventss oftheof last few years Vlildon, since he eminent dooi>om ofthe earth is not based upupon fallen in pricc overt! He chose to call OfTicer Jim Milt en a number of books recently in their chairs where theyy anare. Remember, one tltat cenlcr on restraints for vehicle passcngns. i Ticcr Mildon historical evirvidcnce, reason or logic. A simsimple There have been c id become acquainted with Officc the chicken-littlcness o f the en-- honest vote can be a majorit;jority, and the majority I noticed the Legislaturechas ha now made il more miration for this test for Pimancntal's theory would be to tnkiajce it published about the i )mc six years previous. His admit novcment, including “Eco- ofthe people who read WediVednesday’s paper expensive to drive or beJ a passengerf without a lan was very high, and he conside{idcrcd him lo back 100 yea'cais and apply it to the fiiture.r i Clear- vironmcnialism mo\ jlyto Scam"byRanBaileailey, and “Apocalypse Not’’ agreed with you. rcsmiint. This is a fine movnovc, but I wonder what ^ i a^ friend both on and ofT duty. ly his theoryry would luve failed miserably d Harold Lyons. Anyone who W c all remember the pantpanel you faccd alone message ihis gives our chilchildren. My stepson called, identified hinhimself, asked predict the phenomenalpi increase in stanclaidards o f by Ben Bolch and H ductivity is concerned aboutut tthe difference between in 1992. We thc people aresare still here. Wc surely When I put my girodsorIson in a car, I put him >r a'few ^ moments o f the ofTiccr’sr’s itime, and ex- living, life expectancy,c? agricultural produi rhetoric and scicncenee when it comes toitiie envi* need a medical benefit progiirogram for everyone, in some sort o f special scat>cat os provided by law. .laincd • his school assignment. Al Ithis point, or technologj^ c a l gains. , u _ ronment should reacread these books, The president’s dental careore jpart should Ix . Ifl give my granddaughterlitcnaridctoschool.I ifficcr Mildon expressed his impanpaticnccofbe- As Dixiee LeeI !^ y has pointed out in he c belted. W hen they get Those who wishsh tot control our liberty, free- d ro ]^ to age 12 insteadid olo f 18 years old. must make sure they are be lg inconvenicnc^ "while on vacaQcalion" and his well-researelrched book, ‘'Environmental buckle up to go to thc ^ y have found "protecting thc rnniirfn sencls a check to> ev' ut VIVIAN CANIIUELLL My stepson did complete his schschool assign- per barrel?} PricesP reflec? relative scarcity,ity, not January the importaortance o f getting that voled out computers that find bad1 spspots in spuds. Wc ^ lent wilh the courteous assistancencc of Officcr computer modelsmi based upon hystericalli as-a in 1992, they coulduld all get their fmgcrs on a Buhl even spend a few millionon ao year to make sure Sambrel. we all catch a fish. But we can’t figure a way to Thank you, Officcr Gambrel..Y Yc ou are truly a D O On I e s b u r y : , BY GARRRRY TRUDEAU put a S 15 scat belt in a schoolsch< bus? W hal a » . J jft to thc youth o f the Magic Valli message the kids get, i.e.,e., wei are interested 'alley- - - MELONIETHUREN Vl- n iFICOULPFUifiL■-/u-M/ - mONSFOR I ” enough in your safety to0 passpi laws to protect ^ irsBeeNMi \I A i m r s fui.- HsnscD TTMA^UKt'.!KB PRBAM.mUOUSfipgfA . nomMmiM Y m r I you, but if it costs us a few dollars or is incon-' “ CKBAMPORTO APKAM.APPeAMIHAP ^ IP PfeAMOMSVt.rnxUHOu vcnicnt, forget i t t logical AimfSPRS/mOFFUifiUJHiUNS. IPFSAMTOFnH THAWSPOR. M aybe w e should hav(mve thc policc stop a Do)oom predictions not I( MB r amm/N. • * few school buses and gi\give tickets. Ofcourse It was di^ppointing to read thihe e gloom-and- ; MMS! .-irPBi they w on't do this becaucause the Idaho Legis- ^ loom press releasdfrom David1 PirPimental and ^ J . I . aet! 1 exempt. Figure that lature has m ade buses ex tie Worldwatch Institute on the: frcfront page Feb. P one out, too. II ^ i i . ■ KATHLEEN HAYES Mr. Pim ental rcgurgiUites thele typicalt apoc- I u ) , A R iq n t alyiJyptitf Scenarios o f misery, discaiscase, poverty * I J ind starvation that environmentalnlal fanatics JNlU pi"'!'® '! Oflicer too busy^ ffor student lave so effectively employed to captivate< the On the evening o f Feb.!17, m y stepson had a metnedia. O f coursc, his solutionIto to all o f these homework assignment to \t e com pleted T h is' futuiiturc hypothetical problems is tcto forfeit all / M 5 (fourproperty and liberty to his organization ■K stigats tbe difTerent as* o fo assignment was to investij r i-i* pects of thc profession oofhis f I choice. Since this andind United Nations burcaucracic:icics to manage B i Monday, Fotxyory/ 228,1994 TImos-Nows, Twinn Foils,Fa Idaho' A-7

. - T '; ' . wjWorid" )wn,skep1ptical Vietnam. ieffly ~ | Residelents in B(Sosnian to V ^ U.S. to sis ta r t ^lim extremist leadider dies in as^u ofceaiise-fire,b(Dolster shiiper defeninses 2RS, Algeria — The leader o f a iviolenl Muslim extremist gngroup m OSTAR, Boslosnia-Herzegovina negotiatitions I Algeria's most-wonted fugitivetivd has been kiiletf in a ihootiotout, — Rcsidcidenis of M o slar’s. — security fonforces announced Sunday, besieged MuslimII sector showed' how H A N O I, V ietnam (AF[AP) — U.S. MouradSd Si Ahmed, bead o f Ihc Armedicd 1Islamic Group, the most viololent faiih they hahave in a 2-day-oId and yictDamcse negotiaJtialors open ofthe extreitremist Islamic groups waging{a a ttwo-year-old insurgtncy agagainst yygg by strengthcniicning defenses against financial and politicalal ttilksI here the-govemnmmcnl, and nine o f his follower:#ers were killed in an.assault c snipers Sunday. • today that could help leailead to diplo- building inin Algiers < on Saturday, accordingling lo the announcement Two mortar blasilasts just before noon ^ matic relations betwee/e'en th e tw o , No otherier dclaps were givpri on thc dealtea£ s of Ahmed, 29, and uie oth’thers.- and sporadic gunfiinfire throughout'the f countries after nearly 20] yeyears. or whetherer there I were ^ government casualties.cas day were all thc evievidcncc they needed _ • They are thc first majctajoi political The extrectrcmists are trying to destabUizeizc the government th ip u ^ alt^ittacks that the truce witlvith Bosnian Croats m negotiations since thet P: Paris Peace on soldiers,;rs, inlellectuols and foreigners.5. ' _ ■ I remained fragile. A^eement of 1973 thatat ended< U.S. • "I am an optimLsnLst, bul I don’t think B jH to military involvement in Vii ibodia stages,racexlodrawtourislsts evcything will st(stop so soon,” said The negotiations werS a n y C ^ b .A Smail Klaric, prcsicEsidcnttof the Muslim aimed at resolving U.S.I.s. financial ^ PHNOM)M PENH, Cambodia A two-wo-man team huffed and puffe ar, the main city of lours Sunday to win a compctielittnn M ostar, — claims against VietnamJl ddating bacit .1“'':ir pedicab 50 miles in four houi southwestern Bosniisnia.' “As far as I am ' _____ I to the end of the war in 1911975 conceivedxi byI Ihc govemmenl to make potpotential tourists take more nol concerned, there is no ceasc-flre here. But they Were broadenwrnedli include Cmbodia.io. ' ■ Every day wc have.Vj shelling and sniper „ who could lake onc o f thc vchi star, Bosnla-Herzegovlna,a, strengthens forces Sum> unday a s the timing of the openingling o f liaison Sixty icamstea entered Ihe event to see wh fTre. Every day we have injured peo- trtar blasts and gunfire rlnjing oiit In defiance of a cease-fire.cei offices by Vietnam ina VWashington — biomiiTl as “cyclos” — the farthest inn fofour hours. id Sam Man, 24, switched pli and by the United Stalesates in Hanoi, Full-liiniime drivers Ly Long. 24, ond J mclal school lockirs . republiijblic nol covcrcd by tnicc acconord-s U.N. spccial envoy’ YasushiYa Akashi, und the track, which started l at u h e '' Stay m and the functions of cach.ich. Vietnam's ilf-hour during their laps around . provided cover frofrom distant gunners, heaviervier shelling was reported, cspcdidal- due to visit Mostar on f Monday, will lund a park in the heart of the c human rights record willilljdso j b e d is- . Royal Palaialace and wound 1.5 miles aroun< Unconvincod the; trtnicc will last, many jy it at Maglaj,S a Muslim town uncnder find a devastated cily and appalling liv- cussed. , - , residents took advaJvantagc of the lull to siege;c aboul al 50 miles north of Sarajcvevo. ing conditions, Premier Prince Norodom Ronaridariddh waved the checkered fla The talks come on thehc heels1 o f the .. fill Ihe lockcrs witlvith bricks nnd stones AlthJthough the trucc in Mostar was lnveniwh(vho cam about ^ a day ferrying < Slill, il was quietliet enough Sunday for than1 anyar olhcr in nearly two yearsrs of electricity or heat otherothc lhan from President QintOD on Feb.'cb. 3. ainton ^ residents to crow3wd the streets on a war.r. JustJi last week, a dozen morortar scafcc wood. Whal littleittic fuel makes it said the lifting o f the eAib:hbargo did not J i d l g line l ] trouble downsas military pianee spring-like day.y. Children played, shellslls rained down each day on1 thct in goes to hospitals, water wati pumps and 1 infants, Soldiers in easternlem half of Mostar, where an csli- c! Ihc generator for ihc loneonc radio station. constitute a normalizatii:ation of rela- ^ • (i^uu^CACAN, Mexico - Thc crash oif f oa military plane searching foror ilic-' ' M others carried it ;ucs flirted. mated::ed 50,000 Muslims arc surroundnded A different worldI is justj 23 miles , tions. ijuana planlalions in northwestcistem Mcxico has been blamc

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l A p o u nId i I I m p a i c t f e ie i d e ja H H i e v a m L ]p lo s e ss d i l e im m a1 H Child develo]Iopment J By Drew DeSilver clinic slated1 MarchI 4 ^Times-News vmtei’ M a g i c 'Hay ^ RUPERT - The SoulJouth Central District Hcallh Department huhas planned a Child IBOISE - Many \daho citiestics are looking Find Clinic for 9 a.m.M:. March 4 at the Child at development impact fees:s tot help them ^ E O jlg^ G f o w t l Development Ccntcr in JR upert papay for the roadwork, scwcr'cr lines, police xij “] ||^ Vision, hearing, motoiotor skills, speech/lan- and an Tire p rotection and otherher public scr- guage and health assesjsessment screenings vi(vices required by rapid growth.vth. scwcr dististricts to impose impactct will be done free on chil<:hildr»i up to age 3. ■ But Twin Falls City MaManager Tom though schchool fees could not exceed one- Parenls or guardiansans concerned about CcCourtney says the city shouldlid look careful-' hsilf o f 1 pcr;:cnt p of a-propcrty’s ass their child’s developmeiment can call Maxine ly at w hether impact fees woiwould make af- value, at 436-718S to moke aan n ;appointment. fofordable housing even scarcarccr than it is At first t1 blush, Twin Falls looks lii now.no ' ideal candiididate for impact fees: Rapid BLM seeks neww imanagement “Il w ould b e a real dilem mma a for the cily,” ulation grorowth over the past few yeoiears has C our^ey said Friday. strained mimany city scrviccS, faster thithan methods for Bigig Wood River He 'stressed that the currcnt:nt Cily Council creased prproperty taxes have' been ableal 10 KETCHUM - The'he Bureau of Land hasn't ha discussed impact fees,;and previous catch up. Management is lookingang at alternatives for councils co have given the matteliter only a cur- Impact fl: fees also would take somcic < the managing the Big WoWood River near the sory so look. They haven’t hadlad to do m ore, heat o ff piproperty taxes, consislcntlntly the Lake Creek Trailhcadid tlthree miles north o f bccause be under slatc law onlyily Ada County least-likedd o f all taxes. Ketchum. andan govermncnuil tmits withinJiin Ada County But Twiwin Falls also has a shortartage The river was rcrouusuted during a contro- can ca assess impact fees. low - andi tmodcratc-income housing vcrsial Highway 75 improvement im project But that iriay change. Earliariier this week impact feeCCS could, if high enough, three years ago, flood!loding sections of the lost lo: week, oflicials o fth c RealIcaltors’ , home- even morere people out o f the local ho trail for long periods5 diduring spring runoff. builders’ bu and cities’ associatioItio n s agreed on maricct. Several citizcns havc! complaincdco about the a compromise< bill to allow’ all Idaho cities “Particulularly in this area, there’s a trail closures and expre:pressM conccm aboiii - anand counties to assess impactact fees on new icm with1 |people qualifying for hor how an erosion-control[rol pond at the sile is development. dc said Courtrrtncy. “ It may b e that w c’ll havchi lo filling with gravel, accoiwording to the BLM. The measure also wouldd ppermit school . shift partI ofc our capital costs onto ir I Public comment isis nrequested on the is- districts, di highway districts: andar w ater and Please see FEEEE S/B 2 sue by ihc Ketchum RangerRa DisUict of,the Sawtooth Nationalal Forest and the / Shoshone Disliicl ofif thetl BLM,- An envi- (Ity ^ pomiders fatee of old A « r r' WENZmw /f e ronmenial assessmentIt is being p rc p a i^ by i Winnie McGuire say the]ey have done a lot of l^^ghlng g dur- the B L M ...... 1 , Delous and VN An issue paper desclescribing the history J F llf lngthelr'6 8) yyi e a r s t o g e th e r . S h a r in gg thet fun is one of theirr recommen-re and conccrns associatedatcd with the river and buildings R ;s; meetiing tonigl d a tio n s fo r’ a healthy marriage. pond is available fromfn the Ketchum Ranger District or thele BBLM Shoshone Dis- B;By Sean L . M cCarthy building codcs,c Tvyin Falls still ladlacks the trict Office. Commentsmis should be submit- jiTimcs-Ncws writer UCBC, acaccording to Dave McAlindindin, su- f ted by March 31 to:o J Joe R ussell, BLM pervisor oof f the city’s building dcparmrtment. V.-'Couple Sitill craz^ Shoshone District OffiDffice, P.O, Box 2-B, TWIN FALLS - Many oft!af the city’s old- “Wc ha’lavc somc fine, old buildingings that Shoshone, ID 83352. esCSI buildings could bc prcservserved through a arc worthh |preserving,” M cAlindin saidsai Fri- ™ 1 1991 uniform building codc: thlhal would pro- day. “The1C UCBC would provide a mn ccha- 1 T | I )n. n ism forr ithc safe rehabilitation oof f th o s e ^love aft^er 68 ye^^ a r s Have some freeee time? SNRA vivide for their safe renovation. Three years later, the Cityity Council will buildings.’s." ha wealth ofcx-’ could use summim er helpers consider adoption of lhat cod:odc in a 4 p.m. The pururposc of the codc, writtenen by an By Williaxn BreBrock marriage Thursday. W iih a periencc to draw from ,. theyihi have firm KETCHUM - Thehe Sawtooth National meeting j;, today at C ity Hall. intcmatioiional confcrencc of buildintling ofTt- Timcs-Ncwsi wWl riter opinion.') on what makes> a mr arriage lust, Rccreotion Area is loolooking for volunteers The niceting is open to thele public.p cials, is "li"lo cncouragc the continueded use or : Their recommendations:ins: to work full-time or parpart-time thb summer, Consideration of the Unifcliform Code for xeuw^off 1legally existing buildingings and TW IN FALL^LLS - Delous and Winnie • T alk about your probleoblcms and listen Volunteer ppsiUonsns includc.campground i Buifding'C^ervation.comcq >mc 8 -just -as the' stm ciuru.' McGuirc havcvc been1 married sincc 1926, 1--. to one anolhcr. .i', hosts, vjsit^^^terer assistahts;< graphic • city-htis'begefr ttfim H eiili^.iiH.-a lor the. Iri ihc>)p^ast'^ctopcrs sometimesics chosc and the trick: to keeping the nuptial bond ■- ly in a loving, _____2 artists, recreatloii facn?^ _rcgcncnitionrc ofO ld Town TwiTwin FaJlS^__ _ Jo dcmolislish old buildings ralhcr thanianrcno-_ snug. Delousus says, is maintaining a • Raise your family Qiristian'envirbriincnt; oMistanis, and gCTonl^ oofliw work. Siiidrats Old Town refers to the cily:ily's downtown, vating thaici^ccausc the costs'df rchorhovatidn ' strong sense■ofauthorily. df i • Do a lol of laughingng ;and havc fun may volunteer to eamn acollege ctediis. -w•warehouse and Rock Creek:ck Canyon dis- outweighched the costs o f replacing theJie build- “ I ’ve alwaysays had the last word," hc . logether. Depending on thee availabilitya' of funds, tricts. ing. explains, “andmd I've alwoys said, 'Yes, hi on Easier Sun- trailer space and substibsistcncc may bc pro- , The city has hired urbanin f planners T om T he UCICBC gives developers altenicmalivcs dear’." The fun began in Buhl o: lire's sisler asked vidcd for co m p o u nod d hosts.I -H! Hudson and Ron Jelaco to helphe! the city re- w h en I'cn:jmodcling old buildings forfo new The strategy:gy must work bccause the: day, 1925, when McGuire' For more infomtatioiItion, contact Dee Dce yivitalize the O ld Town districtsicts. uses, McA:Alindin said. • M cGuires cclelclebrated their 6 8 lh year o fr Please see ANNIVIJIVERSARY/B2 Chamblee, SNRA. StaStar Route, Ketchum, Though the city operatescs with' uniform P le a s e s e e CI1CITY/B2 ------ID 83340; phone (208)08) 726-7672. ♦ ~ ' Boy, 14, gets driIriving lesson I’S Coming d o w n ^ Woman’ from school ofhard ft knocks TWIN FALLS-TciTeaching a I4-year*old 5th transisplant how to drive has its ups and downs, Ninetccn-ycar-oldd JiJesse Deny ofTwin Falls found that out)ut Sunday afternoon whcri'he Ict Jason Petr*em)n test out his driv- postponeled ing skills on a 1985i TcToyota pickup. Pemjn CH drove off the righl sidelide o fth e road near the The Timcs-Ncws intersection of Foiee LineL Road^East and Eastland Drive, overccrc o rrectfa'to 'ftc lefl, TW IN FALLS — Tracic•acic O'Gormnn Ver- skidded and f lip ^1 theth< Toyota, gara's fifth organ iransplaiiplanl lias been posl- to on Idaho State Foliailicediisp&tcher. ^ poncd. Neither Peiron noror Beny1 was seriously ‘r",-J-"' ,•{ Vergara, a fqmicr Twinnn I Falls rcsidcnl wjio -. . injured. C itations aare n pending, the dis- has undergone four liverer transplants,ti wdn't ‘ patchcr said Sunday^ evening..cv get a new kidney uriiil April Apr 7, according lo pfTw in Falls, C o n^ ^ e d fiom staff r^Mits her molher, Dee Packer p fT Vergara, 24, o f Oakland,'nd, Calif., is suffering m from bleeding stomach1 ulcers.ul< Packer said, and isn't sUong enoughI to handle transplant surgery. A w e e W y ; The kidnfcy w ill comcic flfrom Packcr, who • •lookatthe ; said she’d travel lo the UniversityUni o f Califor- n u m b e r o f nia at San Francisco Mediajdical Center soon for f e lo n ie s ro - \ r t ^ I the necessary prc-lrai^lanllani tests. p o rte d < 0 th e \ \ ' Vergara, a patient in theJie ssame hospilal, was Twin Falls \v 10 undergo the kidney imnspansplonton'Fcb. 17. Police, D e- ^ \ \ • The transplant be«»mec ncn c c e s s ^ after Ver- partment and ' \ ' gara’s kidneys slopped functioning fun< following TwIniFalls . > her fourth liver transplantII onor July 12. S h e r if f s Vergara undcrwcnl surgeiirgcry twice more, on D e p a rtm e n t July 20 nnd July 26, bccaus-au sc o f abdominal'in- fcclions, fungus, pneumcumonia and scptic shocks. Sincc then, she has had three dialyses 1 TWIN FALLS-Twintfln IFalls law enforce- treatments a week. m ent agencies reporUorted the following ANDY AREKZniw Tkn*»MM Sincc her first two liverliv transplants in crimes from last weekieW. March 1989, Vergara's plightpli{ and her seven- U s t w eek YTD 'allace, front, and Charlielie L e n k n e r b u s t u p a b>am a r south ofTwin H a b ita t f o r H u m a n ityty 'v o lu n te e r s W a n ^ ii W al figure mcdical Jjills havcvc promptedp financial Twin Falls Police DD< epartm ent imated Sugar Co., will S a lv a g e a b le m a te ria l froym n the bam and a house,Be, donated by Amalgami 1 the Twin Falls com- 10 92 Falls on Saturday. Sal and moral support from th( Car Burglaries:. a third liver transplant Home Burglaries: 6 • 32 b e s o l d t o r a is e m oineyfor n e Habitat projects.I. munity. She underwent a ih Total Burglaries: 16 146 on Chrisunas Day 1990. Attempted Burglaries:ies: 1 5 Grand Thefts: 7 39- Agg. A ssault 1 11 Bad Checks: 2 10 )ok thisJ year 1 ■ 3 -Idaho CConstiti]utiongeetting aI close lo Fraud: 29 266 Total Felonies: > of those amendmcnls weren'twer mode cxactly tented during last J If any o r allI ofol those arc passed by two- . As one legislator commem 1C for lofty and noble reason:sons. Twin Falls SherlfTsr a D epartm ent ' I forms o f county [ thirds o f bothi cYchambers, they’ll go on the wMk’s debate oir^ptional fo H Drew d- "Are lotteries more sacredsaci than viotims?” ------^ rg la ry :______goyemmcnl,.L'rbcrc.mvsi.bee att.yiitu in the air. November balloillot, jo in in g another athend- j.-nn indcpcntientTcapportion-n- she askcd.'“Are‘mcchani------.Tnettt~(a 'catin g m 1 2 I ist ered than victims? Envirovironmcntal pollution Child Abuse; al^ounty govern- '.~’fglM ' ment commissioision) that was opprovcd last T otal F elonlss; N o kidding. The optional^ control revenue bonds?s? IIs legislators* pay of 19 proposed ■ H On politicIC S year. ■ ^ ' ment measure is one of ih more sacred than victimms' s' rights?” qriled fiom staff lepofts i iho Constitution ' ■ Som e lawmakilakers are imcomfortable wilh Con^rtl amendments to theidaho d- The framers of Id^o'slo’s Constitution ccr- Legislature. The • Reqiquiring a three-fifths volele ito raise all these change:iges. Rep. Judi Danielson, R- floating around the 1994 Lc i’- lainly w eren 't all high-n;h-mindcd saints, ei- ly straightforward incomc-U-tax o r sales-tax rales. - Council, in debtlebating against the victims’- Iproposals lange from fairly i ibious provisions, the cognizing the rights of crii:rime vie- rights amendneloient, called the constitutionon ther. Among other dubioi to a bit loopy. : a * be document they produced:cd forbade Mormons i approved three tims. ^^a sacred docu>cumcnt*’ that shouldn’t be *' So fa r, th e H ouse h as a] and C hinesenmmigrantsIts fn>mf voting. essary tw o-thirds The ScSenate has approved aod srasent to the changed ^Uy-ni^nilly. amendments by the necessi ce Somc ofihis year’sr’s other proposed ' ■’ b z ' i ; Senate: House Juijust one amendment, changin;jingM heti- w e ll, it’s aI littleUt too late for that. Since Ol^ltuaries . vote and scnl them lo the Sen on changes to Idaho% basicsic lawI include: • Perm itting altem ativw^ to t tbe standard tie of thele state auditor to state contraitroll^and statehood in 1890,18< the Idaho Constitution Magic Valley 83-4 31& 109 tibes. And as Rep.)p. • Using any future salessali tax on services | ‘ three-commissioner formsIS cof-county gov- removinjng his authority to audit staistate agen- has been amenill sn; D-Pocatello, noted, many W est' ' emment.' cies. (Nollol exactly a bira-bum er. thaltal one.) Elaine.Hofinu; ny . Please see COIcoNSTmrnoN/B 2 I I |p O (O JH B i r ' i- •L.

B-2 -nm w -N ewa. Twin Falls,Ils, IIdAho M ondsy.'Fobnjary28.28,1994 .

Utah man]I hits jackpot in'iWendoverwittifa $15 worth of'nickels ni F ^ s ______------:------^------S A L T LA K E ClCITY (AP) — A . LcLarLand R. Rowser said he’ll takake cials fold him the oddsdds were about 47-ycar-old Hebcr)cr City flight in- hts wife/ife and six children lo Dlsni;)ii;y> 10 million to one. Continued from B l es is up fo r a vote Monday ir lies and highghway dislricls, and fees i structor plugged $:S15 into a nicklc land, paypa; o ff a few bills and sock ththe Rowser and threeee i others had fees, and we probat>ly couiould justify would havee nf)ade them jump slateate Senate. That measure, s]spon* gjgj machinc,in WWcndovcr. Nev., rest of Ihei money away for retireire- floWn to W cndovcr in aa sm all plane ,a fairly high fee per. lot,ot, but you through several:ral more hoops before sorciircd by Sen. John Peavcy-y» and came up withh ta $406,733 jack- ment. from the H ebcr Cily airj]airport! He w as have to balance that againslinsl afford- Ihcy could impwanlcd to build North 1 frfrom Cheney Drive lo Lawnvn- Rolig. Servicc Drive. The Iwo residents on ei-ei “Meldco will nott a(agree to the es ------homes as closc asIS i50 feel from the dale Dn' south rim of ihehe Snake River 'her sideside o f the Elm Street’ righl: oof council resolving thiss ississue by forc- Paul J. -Bish" Bisbop,p, ofo Gooding. Dooild Royoy Bescfa. of Wendell. 2 EdnBdns VioU Hensoa, of Twin Fal■alls. Canyon, - way havhave protested ihat council de-de ing my client to constrnstruci an Elm ' 11 a.m. loJay, Demaray*ay's Gooding p.m. today, WWendell LDS Church, 11 a.m.a.n Tuesday, White Mortuaryry Voting “no" inn t bolh cases w ere vision,1 . Sircei North cul-de-sacac con M eldco's Chapel. (Demaniy'a WcWendell Chapel). Twin'in Falls.I M ayor Gale Klcinkcukopf und Council- n Street ^ already will extendI Ito property,” Rolig wrolc.ic. Virgil Kent Tbompsoo,m, of( Buhl. 11 Ernest V. aCUrksoD. of Jerome, 2 Johilohn “Junior" Liwreoce. of Goo a.m. (oday, Firsl Christiastian Church, p m.'^ loday, Jerome Jei 2nd Ward LDS ing. 2 2 p.m. Tuesday, Gooding Unit Buhl. (Farmer Funeral•al Chapel in Chapel on Norih No Lincoln, (Hove- Meiho:lhodist Church. (Dcmaray's Goo Aimiv(^ersary__ Buhl). Robertson Fune:ineral Chapel in Jerome), ingI Chapel).Ch C o n tinued from BBl l work farming fai for his father-in-lawaw. years of marriage," Bed3ecky says, her E Ptul Swill, of Dielri(ttrich, 11 a.m. E dw B dT: .Jt Johnscm. of Twin Falls, AlbiAlbert LeRoy Wright Jr.. of Haa him 10 accompanyly her: on a picnic. A fewV yearsy laler, the young couplIple voice brimming with odnadmiration today, Diclrich LDS Churclurch and buri- 3 p.m . loday,ay, Reynolds Funeral ion.I. 2 2 p.m, Tuesday, While Mortua'“ofy A las, Dclous didn’tI’t have a date, bul bought;hl a farm of their own jusust Tliough their lovc nevnever wavered, sl Q( Shoshone Ccmclcry,ry. I(Dcnuniy's Ch.pcI u 1V„n«n Falls. • ■ in TwinTwi Falls. sister said shc knew:w a girl who lived southI ofof Twin Falls. In additionI lilo Dclous and Winnie alsoilso found time Bcrgin Chapel in Shoshoneone). ioliieKnopp.77,ofPaul. .A in ry In “Wc went dearir I lo Boise for our when shcshi was a young adult, Dclous hung up hisiis spurss at thc a.m. today, Hagerman Chr announced by Payne Mortuary Chrislian Cen- died Salurday,ly, Feb. 26, 1994, al her ” honeymoon in an old Model T Thenen came> grandchildren - eighght tender age of 80 bccauseause the horses Icr and intcrrnent will follo')lIow at Sunset home. ^ Buricyrley. Ford,” Dclous saysys proudly. “When of 'em.m. Then came great-grandchilIlil- were geiting faster - hetic wV, asn’t, M emorial Park in Tv.Twin Falls. Funeral servirrvices will be held al 2 ^ - wc got back, 1 hadlad a dollar and a dren -- 141* al last count, Society, 100, has becof Hailey, ™ ri'"“ ly.<■ lb., 1994. 19- al his home following an i ;s. memorial scrvice, 1 p.m; i Nancy V.F,Fritz " 't o miinuel Episcopal Church \rrangements arc pending and w Constiiitution__ (Wood River Funeral Cha□,ap=l,„«.i. ^ALBJON-,- Nancy Virginia Frilz, be announcedanr by While Mortuaryry in Icy). on. died Saturday. Feb. Twin'in Falls,I Continued from Bl approval)val o f schooj bonds from twovo- som e suspect il is aI back-door bai at- ; 10 reduce properlyty taxes levied by thirds> 10 10 60 percent (don’l hold youour tempt lo prohibit atwrtiorrtion.) ] cities, counties andnd school districts breath),h). • Changing the Legisligislaturejs duty j (sponsored by Rep.ep. Jim Kcmplon, • AcquiringReq the Legislature to'li'li- to maintain a public-sc^-school system Hospititals ____ R-Albion). cense: arand regulate lawyers (sponon- inlo a duty to maintainin a “system o f ' • Taking responsansibility for pub- soredI by by Rep. Celia Gould, R-Buhl)ll). ed u c a tio n ” (o p en inlg g tlth e w ay for MAOIC VALLEY REGIEGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERBR Released Re lie schools awayly fro m the S late • )li)ting Slqi that the “inalienablble school vouchers?), Roxanne Coons, Jose PerezPei and Beki Arleaga, all of Ri Board of Educat:ation. (another rights"i" ofc life, liberty, property anand The rccord for mostst ccconstitutional AAdmittedi pen. amendment wouldlid sp lil the Slate lhe pursiursuil of happiness arc supcricrior amendments approvedd in one year is Pamela Green of KimbcTjbcrly: Lavcmc Duggan of Jfagcagcr- Board into twoI boards,b one for to anyy other01 rights. CHiough sponseisor eight, set in 1912 andnd mi atched in man; Laurie Lancaster of JiJerome; and Richard SchcndelJelof CASSIA N4EMIEMORIAL HOSPITAL Hawklcy..RrBoi5C.-5ays-ihis-i5-is—L982.-1994-probabIy- y-wonM-match— w — -- Twin Falls. " ____ .public schools.aniand-ihc.Qihcclfor_Dan.Ha' lily that record, bul the wayay tthis Legisla- RlReletaed AllAdmiOed higher education).). intendedded lo enhance teachers’ abilii Pamela Green of Kimbcmberly; Gina Jones of Filer; DaiDarla Constance HammondI anand Mary Harri.son, both of Bui3uf. • Low ering thcic 1 requirem ent for to maintain ain classroom disciplinenc, ture is going you neverercun a tell. Martin and Paul Wika.I. bothbi of Twin Falls; and Veinelma ley; and Dorolhy Robinson5on of Oakley. Porter of Shoshone. • ReReleased MINIDOKA MEMEMORIALHOSPTTAL Slade Beck, Krislin Robilobinson and Anionta Smilh, all11

For obltuauary rate Information, Obituaiiries call 733-093}931, extension 278 i/ames Anthony' BBoyor preceded himim in death in 1978. He onee slepdaughler, si Robin Tverdrdy; ^ is -TWIN FALLS - Jammos ei Anthony Colle.lleen Hodkins in 1980, 11 siepgrandchildren; sic one sieilep- Boyor. 50. of Twin Falls.Is, died( Salur- for Ora and Oran Jones g reatsat grandchild and numeroi day. Feb. 26, 1994. atI MMagicj Valley leveling lieldsjs Iin lhe Twin Falls area- cousinusins. Regional Medical Center, ^ ' and northern3rn Nevada, He pur- Priv.^rivale family memorial sorviciIces Jam os w as born Marcnrrh T iQ/iT ch ased a true'uck and did long haul ^111 be hold et a laler dale, Cremima- in Walsenburg. Colo..n, w h ire h i ”many years, retiring In tion1 looklo place al Whilo Cremaioilory ■ grew up and attendedd schools.si He y purchased a motor gndd intermentin will be hold al Suns married Mildred Ballos,sandn,o,id a iraveled. spending win- mimorial j^ o Park, to Twin Falls in 1966, a, Ariz. He never met a y^ji/Vhile Monuary is in charge of t Ho is survived by hishlaul; Twin Falls with Fr, Robb3bb Keller as Mountain Stai>lates Tumor Institute, ® daughter.o®*- Terry of Jerome:e: a And speaking of Celebrant. Interment wilWill follow in 190 e a s t Banlannock, Boise, Idaho gfencandson. Cody of Jerome: andar J t m Twin Falls Cemelory. FriFriends may 83712-6297,17, or th e Twin F alls two0 sisters. sl Joan C ope of Sealiallle • jSy ^ fish, did yon knot)ow \ call at Reynolds Chapel>el todayt from D,A,R,E. progogram'. These may be andV\d Wilda Collard of Fremont. CaDallf, 4 p.m, until time of the RoRosary. left at White Mortuary.Me He1 wasm preceded In dealh by/h I- is ^ Idaho boasto thethe parentrents and one sister. ty'slaigest chapter oi R obortJ. Griffithh Uoyd L HiHolmqulst The funeral will b e held att '10 cotmtry rof n. W ednesday at the McCullo< TWir/'FALLS - Roberbert J. *Bob" TWIN FAI'ALLS - Lloyd L, S J a a i oI r lFly Fishers? We’D1 ttake yoa to one of tltheir meetings where ■ Griffith, 71. of Twin Falls,alls, died Sat* Holmqulst. 86,86 of Twin Falls, died neral Home with the Rev. Hus urday. Feb. 26.1994, at£at Bridgeview Saturday evenienlng, Feb. 26,1994, al Hanccmcock officiating. Burial willIf* f( youlln. m eet these enthnslasiasUcyooaganglOT.s. ■ . ' Estates in Twin Falls, W est Magic5 CareC (Center following; lowV at ai 3 p.m. Wednesday in » He w as born Sept, 2828.-1922, Int a short illness,jg...... G ood>oding Cemetery with milltalary ------Twin Falls to Jam es andnd Josephine He marriedId MarthaI Reed In 1991. flravetweslde rites, Friends may calla\ a t' Peterson Griffith, He senserved In the He is survived/ed by his wife, Martha McCul:Culloch Funeral Home On Tueues- Army during W.W. II, H alls: thr«e stepsons, dayfny from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednenes- , He-married of Twin Falh iNIGHT <2 . Nelda Stagem eyer in 1951 195 and she Richard. Kenrannelh a n d Cari Reed; dayy priorpr to the sen/lces. 7 pm TON 5 ^ 0 s © i L w . y IB r . . ■

...... Monday, Februajy( 2 8 ,19&4 nmes-Neyi'S. Twinn FaFalls. Idaho B-3 M a g ic V/'alley i

This wple to know at property is in or H iA IL E Y - R estrictin g hi:hillside The second mota)tatorium is due lo Tomn BowmanB said when the mou3un- once^whether their prof TODAY dcveevelopment is nol as cul andid dried expire the first weel'cek o f May - just as tainI overlay districts are mappcped out of Ihe mountain overlayovc district, Student Senate meelleets at 2 p.m . in student coconference room of .jjjs it might seem - just asisk the prune constiuctioiisII season begins...... out. sc'several factors will he laken intoin . Bowpian said.______Taylor Building. BlaiiMaine. County Planning and ZZoning' Last week the ti c o m m issio n " considcsideration. The topographicalical” niaps arc ...... CSI Board of Tnistee:tees meets al 5:30 p.m. in Tfaylor aj Building board Com'ommission. scrapped plans to0 rrecommend devel- Amojnong those are steepness o f tlthe cxpecied to be compimpletcd by ihc room. AnA i original hillside ordinin an cc. opm ent be regulatelated on land that is slope,)e, distance from scenic travcvcl* planning commission’sn’s ncxl meeting enacnacted in 1991, came underr scruti-s more than 35 feet:ct above any desig* ways,'s, dislinclivci topographical fcfca- March 10. TUESDAY nyy lllasl year when properly oow ners naled scenic corridiridor. lures,s. exislingc structures, islandss of If all goes well, a recommendationrccc U.S. Postal Exam willwill be given at 8 a.m. in Finehe A rts auditorium. sai,]aid it w as not workable. Instead, ihe con:ommission decided private'ate land surrounded by publblic and thc final draft can. then be fo;- Alcohol/Drug Awarerireness Program meets at 1 p.m.p.r in Desert 112. In an effort to clear up thithe Ion- to designate all11 lands1 within the landsJs anda the intensity of use of■ tlthc warded to the countyity commission-c Military testing w illII ^^e held at 6 p.m. in Shields:is 2 0 1 . guac;uage o f the document, thc pla)lanning couniy zoned oss unproductiveu agri- travclwelway from the hillsides. crs. They musl ihen:n holdh another Magic valley Sympli(ipHony rehearsal w ill be heldd ato 7:30 p.m. on Fine ^om:ommission has substantially/ allcrcda culture (A-IO)) aas falling in the OneIne of ihe original objectionsis lo public hearing at whiwhich lime the Arts stage. ' thchc romote shopping and rest:■itaurant ccnl" in the counlunty’s zoiling ordi- • Thc Th council approved the pur-pv on TV,’’ Coles said. SATURDAY traflrafftc by providing parkingg wilh' a nancc for high^c:^ensity residential chasusc ofi a hydro vac by the Sew:w er Donn Oliver ropingg schoolsc continues all day inn ExpoE C enter.' higliligher turnover rale. areas nol be changinged to‘'close.” Deparpartmcnt for 5138,000 froro m nd three The change wasw requested by Mcrricrrick Sales, ll will be financi Military testing willill bbe held at 10 a.m. in Shield;:lds201. TlThc streels arc just iwo anc W hen Just Tai bloc)locks from the lifts at the bbase of Rokan Inc. and Ronald Ri Sharp, who under(er a Icase-purchase agrcemc Talking To SUNDAY WariVarm Springs and arc uscd‘1J by the want lo provide^ "affordable," high- over:r threetl years. T hc cost w illI be I A Friend Isn’t' t Enough.E g school continues all day inn EExpo Center, Dean Oliver roping sc FtlorKlIv confidontlol outpc>utpcllonl sorvicos in Fine Arts auditori- Arts on Tour prograr(ram will be held al 3 p.m. in TV for porwnal. omottonol.01. psyctwksolcot.p um. Mayor’s V(^ote changges Wendtlell dog lavi'▼ ond olcohol/dfug pfOBIorrBloms. Depresiton-Anxlet)xiety^itocdt 3y Steve Koehler Nelson said aI lotIc of people don’l shots,ts. For naturally sterile dogs.. theI A buse/Traum a ViVictims urimes-Ncws m correspondent realize the problcblcms lhat develop counciincil agreed to grant^lhe lowtwcr OtlefliLotiLots when a dog biles:s ssomeone and there liccnsi:nse fee lo those who provii Porentingiing A lcohol/DrugI ProblemsPro WENDELL% - Mayor• L y n n is no proof of rabiiibies vaccination. Hc writtentlcn proof from a veterinarian, Couples/Manfoge/tamll^miiy Counseling Nei:'lelson cast thc lic-brcaking; \ vole to said lhat in suchh casesc the dog mu.st In^oinulhcrmnllcrs: On theB agenda i„ i • Ftoo Inlliol Consullolloiolions rcsc■cscind a late-fcc for dog liccn::nscs. be quarantined, an expensive proce- • Tiie Ti council volcd 10 keep ir • Chlldfon-Adolojcontj-/ ve bought licenses so injecliijclion wells will be tested loI ssee • ConvonlonI Locoliono n i.t Hours ules^ Thc Timcs-NcwsWA' suggests thal you confirmrm thc informalion by bilb)ills, explaining why resideni;nis musl more people have 1 is contaminating the aquifer. • Prolosslonal Slat) caUmg the appropriateIte clcrk’s< officc before attend:nding. co:omply n with thc ordinanan'cc's far this year thaihon last year w hen if it is i Nelson urged residcnls lo attcItrnil • Slo'o Uconsod demJemand for proof of rabies v;ivaccina- there was no latcc fee.fi • Nl “ • Modlcoro/CKAMPUSJS ndcll Aclion Team meetings, whi TODAY tionton and sterilization. Council Prc!re sid e n t M ich ael Wcndc ^mcn . Covorod by Mony ■ Insi.insutoncos staff has Wetzstein andid Councilwoman arcgui■guiding dcvelopmcnl in town. TThc Blaine County commmmissioners, 9 a.m., courthouiousc. TThis year the city office si: n j- 24KourH»lpI•Iplln* support thc late fee nexl;l meetingm is 6:30 p.m.. March 9 Cassia Couniy commmmissioners, 9 a.m., courthouiousc. ff>c'faced a stream of irate res:sidenls Connie Bjornn su linancc’s and said il shouldId be1 policy for those Room,am 37 at ihc new high school. 733-476769 Hailey Cily Council,d l, 6 p.m., courthousc. objcsbjecting to thc new dog ordin heir bills on lime. • Nelson Ni presented eighth-grai■ailcr ______Jerome County comrimmi.ssioners, 9 a.m., courthotnousc. ' rcqirequirement that proof o f rabicl)ies vac- who d o p 't pay ihei lering be . Councilman DalDale Bunn, who pro- JcriI Pricc F wilh a ccrlificaic Lincoln Couniy comiDmmissioners, 10 a.m., courthirthousc. cina:inalion and spaying or ncutei I V I E W ; lirtic of posed the lale fee,'ec, said hc no longer achievlicvcmeni and gift ccrtificalc CANYON \ Minidoka County commissioners,coi 9 a.m., courthirthoijse. broibrought lo, thc officc al the I: G CtNltB jod. He moved lo Papaia Kelsey'si for being chosen sSlU- \ Tw in Falls Countyy c Htath 1002 b»Hi wlndrowar sido dolrvi4rvofy. PTO drtve hyd. motor • Heirft) 6 rerow boon cutlor in hl-capaclty Model 6200 Edibel beat chopper field roady-Nice Llillsloni rORKlNG EQUIPMENT TRUCKS: 1973 Chev Model 065I &5/2 speed Irans bolt dr tandemsi 24,40024 aclual mllos has GROUND WO Id hoist - 1968 Inl. Loadsiar Modeodol 1600 5/2 trans. 16' WatU Wot hydraulic rt-aa t 3 bottom plowpl • MF129 3 pt. chisel ploww w/w/12 spring lood 20' steel Knaphido grain bod and lO discs & cutaway Tradowlnd grain bed and hoist-191965 InL Loadstar Model 1700 5/2/2 trans.ti 1 8 'Buhl rollback shanks sho: and gogo whoois • John Deere Da 210 tandem disc w/c«no dli 175 Chev Modol 30 step side box vanw n - 1965 Joep pickup- fronts, fron' hyd rum • K tw aanaa 10' roll•olier harrow w/hyd ram., crow foot from & back • bed w/slde hoist and winch -1975 /hydraulic mm • Hitchhiker hsrrowTOW • Ford 3 p t 2 1960 Chev 1/2 ton pickup - 1967167 (jMC 1 ton truck w/$en;lce boxto x - 1982 Maria Model IHC IHC 10‘ tindam dl»c on rubbor w/h) :amper shell - Ocvllle 8’ slidHn camiampor - Hoaglo spray rig bottom bott plow hyd lum • Melroa 3 eec,m 3 p t harrow • Six soctionsIS of stool harrow • B2200 5specd diesel englno-cart ow trallor cart • two 3 pL V crownorslors Model 440 200 gaf. tanks & 50' bobooms -1956 F600 Ford tmck w/bo//bod - 3-4 trucks in as Is S Sp#ptaC o 3 pL tarraca blade * hoirow condition. OTNEFER MACHINERY CARS: Real nice 1988 Quick Electratra 4 door sedan loaded with all the ei 46 foot Spw d King PTO 6* gain augerau w/hoppor • 4-row comjnator'ator w/3 pt. lool bar MACHINERY: Nice HD JO 16' tancindom disc dual ram & dual lilt --1981 1i WfMhmannoraln • John Daara 3 pL 6 row c o m n aitor to w/hvy coli shanks • 3 pt. N hPOP O :3 pl cutlivalor • drill 12' w/prcss wheels - MF Moc«odel 43 15' grain drill w/boxos - MayrathM PTO dr. 8’x62' John . D «ra Von Boindt grain drill w/soodor.w hyd. lift • Campbell 110 gal. potytank grain augor - JO 10' tandem otloflsel disc - 4 section slool harroirrow - 12' Brilllon Hold •prayer on rubbor w/booms • two3 vwhool weed eprayer w/200 gai}ai flflbor gloss tank condllloner - MF 5 tine HD - 3 pt. chisol plow - 3 pl rod weeder - 3 pt boan culllvator- 6 w/6' ^bMtns • Sbc tow b ta n & comI planterp with John Dooro units. 3 ptpt > Heath 1062 I K E i v s m row SMCtfy boatf cutler - 6 row plaplanet jr. - 5 bollom MF Model 345115 Iway plow w/hyd.irlps bMn vrindrower sido dollverv. PTO'0 drivo w/hyd motor • Acme hydraydraullc markera • na -JDV-dllcher-20')c6-A&LQngrain augor - Bearcat 10' field condimdltloner roll a harrow- smoll manuro sproador on njbbor., groundgi drtvo • Kercher 3 p t Atch[Itcher • Korchor V \S Rl r - 300 gai. pickup style 10' side delv rake - Heath Modeldoi 1080 6 row bean wind rower- dheher on mbbor, hyd. HR • Massoy»y Ferguson 4 low eultlvalor • 3r pt. disc food ditch sprayer [Ig18‘ booms ShpB&SI eieng. - HD 3 pt. diker - 6 rew IHI barbai bean planter - 3 pl 6 jrain tfrill • Caso 850 swalhor forr parpans • phospriato . A i1 f t : cioanor • Olh,«r Superior dbl disc gra P L row cwlllvator - 3 pt 14' bcddcr -J- . 0 10' offsetdlsc-JD'1'dlsc-fc-M F Modol 36 swalhor- sproador * 4 whool hay wagon on rutlibber * 3 pt. food canior • old IHCiCculllvaior a framo JD 4 bottom two way plow - JDD Iland plane - 7 tooth 3 pL HD V-rlV-rlpper - JD 1 yart pull scrapprSl - 6’ x 30' Pt5 Or. grainiln auger - STEINUAN rock pickercer - 8' CULTIPACKER - IRRIOATIiTlON EQUIPMEKT in ( B u r k y 10' JD sproador - Pugh 1 row p^potato digger - 6‘ x 40' 31 31 piocosf of 30' 6* aluminum gateded pipe > 7 piocos ol 30' 6* plaaUcsUc gated pipe • 9 Mayrath grain auger - potato pllerior - Sargent (arm stack loader - JO 4 row spud planter - 40' 40' & 6* alum, gatod pipo • approxox s5o tX60‘ siphon tubea • 500 1X72^slphof] 12' Lilllston rolling culllvator - looiool bars - 6 row beel bed Incorp..i..-6rowFamhandbeet - tubos tube • 50 1 1/W 2* t u ^ • 300> 33/4X60* tubos • gated pipe tnn iielia r • galod pipo •topper - JD #5 hand on mower• - Dahlman potato han/ester - Grasirass Hopper Ford Flow - lumor jum • lots'of plastic doms'« Lots o(3( 1alum. fl. plastic S'^S 6’ finings, ; i r y S a [ e idumpraice- morel TOOLS *UVE]ESTOCK EQUIP • M ISC.IC. 9lnniversai ihelColumblan-2- 1300 5 - S t i a QRANARIES: 2 • 1300 bubushel Columbian - 1 -1000 bushel 26 fool Powder River crowding alloy.oil Powder River oxtra longg sqsquoozo ehulo • bushel BSB granaries. SovSovoral short H.D. Powder R hnrr ppanels • Sovoral 6' & 12" Powder•rder Rhrer gates • THREE WHEELERS: Honda 250 CCCCr Honda 90 cc Small hand tods • top links • misc.. cuilivoloro tools • lots of bean euttorittor blados • D & B SHOP EQUIPMENT/TOOLS: 2 hp5 CDayton 2 itaga shop compressor.or, ilike new cond. - Shop air . i r com , preteor • tool box on rollerlera • small vico hydraulic rams • S ears« RotoUlier • i a r y 2 8 - Mi t a r c f i S jSmith lathe - IIH 37.5 amp, genenleralor - vortical shop drill pross - 22 - B&S 3 hp engines - 14' ‘ v eiectflc log aaw • shovols > Wli/latota electric grinder on stand•Kl • battoryI chargor ^ e S r u i 100 yoar old anvU » electric cort:rts - lots ol hand tools - sp 3 1/2 hp 22* lawn mowor - • .p Fomey , IBO amp vratder • groasesa guns • barrel pumps • shoop panolspan • 300 6 1/2 . _ . !oxy/act cutting outlU pJlO -U p) boflchgtlndor^lb 500 amp.Eovrtnwmwie..oenoraior-i2spd, ft n.i treated spill cadar tance potti•ta • over 60 etetl posts'(somono now)r • 24 stool noor drill c ro s s -b p ltc u tte o -p. pipe wronchos - ranch wronchoses •- saws - log chains - electric oigi fonco posts • barbod wlroro • 3 rolls-new-barbed wire * nownO' roll wiro net portable eiectric comprusor - plaplallonn scales - Planet Jr. - MF^MocW M( 500 p. washer-100 fencing • 1 new 8' round w ater tanank • 2-5' round wator tanks • molainolai food troughs • M erchants: m! p Form welder w te id s-b ate} 0ol bdcr tvAie - 4 JD listen - JD moimolsluro & grain tester - 12- H & W meUI gate • 1 ? tubo gigate • wator tank healer • 3 shootiloots 4x8 masonho Urtcoln 225 amp welder - C-100I ctcompaction testor...moroi boeboard • bundles ot 4 ' baseboard monolding • 2 wooden cabinets • 6i trailertrail houso oxios T r e e B a llo o n s X • CorralC West Ranchwear th e d • lots of pallets • old fumaconaco • 500 gai fuol RANCH MISC. ITEMS: 110 oal. i:12 volt pickup fuel lank-H O ramiamps - fortad air (an (or w/tireswfi • school bua (or storage ti I & Cake to the ) •JC Penny poUto slorago - wood & propanene hoatlno stoves - Slmco sickle origrinder - HD winch front 'tank 'tar^ on euind^ 3 oloctric foncors Evinnido ? HP boal motor - - 1 lli& f t IHP Sears boal m olor- 1s t 100 p eop le j . j ond-sloclc rack ptekup style--Evi HORSE TRAILET BOAT COLLECTIBLE3LES •.Everybody's Business 100/200/300/500 ^ lue! to k ss - apx. 50 26‘ X12' comjoated.tfr m axle wflatk compartmonl • 14'4' FlberglaaaFt b o tt aco-Pip feeder-old round loftCOM ■197B WW 4 horivt™!!*, Uinaom .o n March 5 tly - • House of Fabrics propano tank - 9 6 ^ gas.Jumao vriUi trailer • Sm afpgreen enamlel el wood cookatove • Very oldIdjatone ja grinding post - IH weed chopper foncers-J - lots ol usod tires - some off phro'ihrots - ol pumps - mlsa wiiJ • JB's Restaurant seed bafls - sump pump - 10 ...... y . ------T—

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S u n Va l l e y p oj n d e r s r —^------S'State scho9ols rejecIct2nd Gity mgay build own ^\U ce WalIker story h i r i n g ; B o i s e Isl a w y e r SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — FoFor the cxercisc o f ill-informetmied power.” ^ liiik to iinfo highhway :cond lime in less than a month,h, state The statewide EnglEnglish lest is given H icA asociatcd Press chance lo appppoint her own cl\oice.'. lucation oOicials have banned a story k u h c sp rin g .to thousands..of ihoi 1.0th../ Knigbt-Hidder News S a v iaIcfi in^strvclure t.^iIicon Valley, is M oore, whwhose firm. Moore and 1 / Pulitzer Prize-winning author>r Alicei graders to assess!5 ihiiheir writing and watching closely. SUN VALLEY - Someme cily coun- M cFadden., focusesfo solely on munic- /■ 'alkcr from a slalewide.Engliah1 lest.li reading comprehensicinsion •skills. Works PALO ALTO, Calif. —— A few “Frankly, Ihe citycii unlil now has cil members were a littletie conccrncd ipal law, argugucd that more is at issue Walker’s short^story "Am 1 BlBlue?" lo be included in this year’s test were monlhs ago, Palo Alio wa?^as so far been behind. *so■ theth challenge is to about (he expense of May.layor Jo Ann in ihe Sun V.Vailey contract than the i as vetoed from this year's's test reviewed by boanoard m em bers in hire a Boise cost of his "w behind in communicationss technol-l leapfrog to ihc fotforefront," he said. ^ ‘ Levy’s proposal to hirt '■windshield time." I :causc it was “anti-meat eatiating,” Dcccmbcr. ogy that Smart Valley PrPresideni “Tlie city has ihele Ileadership, and al lawyer as Sun Valley’s cil;cily attorney. “If that wcwere the only considera- i oard of Education President Marion M: McDowell said she and board mem- Harry Saal — one'of thee 1leading llijs poinl ii’s begiegmnmg to get the It will, cost ihe tion, then you 1 IcDowell said in Saturday’s ededition bcr Kathryn Dronenbumburg vetoed "Am I « gurus of the emerging infoiformation inspiration.’’ resort city's tax- *‘I have a basic w o u ld be b e lte r - j ^ the San Francisco Chrfinicle. Blue?” becausc iwnc_ended with a s/m- superhighway — joked thalal he was If Palo Alio goc;;ocs through wilh it, _____ payers $?|n _____ served lo have __\ Board members also vetoed excxccrpls bolic siaiement onn ar animal r i^ ls thal 'prDbtem with the ~ in a Siiiall eroupntf------every time H' ® someone local." thinking t afuuH movu od" by -tl>ey-«}nsHJ6rfld-iianli-Jnlt-nwal w ling.”------Cupertino. Cilif. municipalilics devceveloping llteir own ^ j Michael Moore- fa fj c t th a t a lot off he said. "Bul this < nnie Dillard?anolher Pulitzer:r Prize •‘‘Tlial could be ratherrati: disturbing to Pjpcn^oj^iad_aJlash_y_nenew cjvic fiber-optic systems ...... travcis-from-his - —,-rrji- — is-almosl..all of jiirier, bccausc Us depjclionin o f a some students who/ho would then be_____ idney will be spen rUciinc'd York'nnd'AustinrT ■' Boise office lo what wc do. Wc compuler < bulletin'fibarU lowball figKi was too vioiblcTi(,~cx|>cScdl6“wfilc'a'gi FgotKTessay while _ tilyN cl. Palo Alto Cily Hallull didn't ■ Wilh its trcmencendous cipacily for Sun Vallcy for a OHon non*productive'e can handle your < IcDowell said. they were upset," McCVlcDowell said. even have voicc mail, carrying data, fiberber optica is consid- council meeting travel time.’ legal require- i Earlier this monih, the Departirlmenl But now Palo AIlo is about al lo cred the asphalt; ofo( the informaiion <• p or other city mcnls quickcr. if f Education dropped Walltlk e r’s consider the Big One off modernr - superhighway. A ;single strand Ihe business. not better, than < Roselily" after a conservjvative . communications: buildingg iils own widlh o f a humaniin hair can tninsmit That’s on top — Couhcilmalan someone doing it . < hristian group complained tha the ‘•communicalions ulilily" — a net- 2.5 billion bils ofif iiinformation a sec- of mileage reim­ lo.rt slory was anli-rcligious. Kevin Lair work of fiber-optic andI coaxial< ond — enough too litransmit the entire ' q |- bursement for Officials say Iheir decision waviLs not ^ ^ cable lhat could pul every homeho and Bible in seconds,Is. It is millions of the 300-mile ------—— While Moore is < iflucnced by the compiplaint, business in the fast lanele on the limes faster than.Standard si. lelephone round trip, a $750 monlhnlhly retainer a municipalI bondh expert, his partner, 1 ^oselily” had been included iiin the for o n e city council me information superhighway. wires. meeting per Mona Mack,:k. is a specialist in land i >93 lest. “This will be one o f theth mosl Once private b month, and an S85-an-h(ii-hour fee for use planningng and likcjy would take : business lays ils "It’s absolutely outrageous," 'im portant decisions w e’llII make," own fiber-optic nc ruary 28". 1094 all other services, Ihc lead as; ththe planning and zoning i network and starts q.iicridan . Blau, an adviser to the MOMOAY, FEBRUA said Mayor Liz Knis.s. Next*xl»monlh, offering services,5, ll . | iFiecrrun-Farm “I have a basic probler)lem w ith the commissionn iiand then the city coun- ; there will be Htlle :velopmcnl team. "Il’s an arbiW ira.^ VadaiOilinFiee fact that a lot of money’ wiwill b e spcnt^ cil takes on^ thetl itcxl step in revising the I cily council is cxpc(lecled lo incentive for iheic cily( to duplicate Maclilncy'neiy • Buhl ;nl-February 26 on non-productive travravel tim e ." the cily’s lant:ind use plan. decide < .whether il is intcitercslcd ihe effort and trytry to competc for Advcniscmcnl - F g MASTERS AUCnJCTtON SERVICE . Councilman Kevin Lairdrd ssaid during “ 1 ihink ththat expertise would be enough' < lo study Ihe issue furudher. cu-stomers. cily offijfficialssay. )vercrowdirig the co u n c il’s initial mccH e e lin g w ilh essOnlial ass wwe go through the zon-, Tlie potential of a city coiwmmuni- ‘ With Pacific Bell. Bel Viacom, Tele- M oore. ing section,m," Councilman,Steve cations < ulilily is vasl. Doctoitors at the Communicalionss Inc.Ii and a host of TUESDAY, MARCHJJCH1"-10A.M. Laird said the city's plansplai lo lack- Luber said,. ‘i“ 1 don'l want to reinvcnl Palo1 Alio Mcdical Foundal;lalion and other cable, phorxone and software parks riot in, HcniySabinEstin Esialo - Firm le Ihc zoning section of)f ilsii compre- ihc wheel."• IStanford University Ho.spilailal could companies alreadj;dj; testing adyapccd ^ EtfulptTwmTwni • Paul hcnsive plan could emaililail far more Levy aEso0 saids the fact that Moore share5 X-ray images o f patienents elec- telecommunicationions systems around Colorado prist! O T t Advuftisfiment-Fc:• Feb. 20.27.28 trips to the area than conconsidercil in and McFaddciIden has no private clients . ironically,.t Dus ness peopkpie could Ihc Bay ‘Area, it[ mighlm seehi poini­ BIU DOWMS AUmlUCTIDN SERVICE come together irj a video cononfcrence less for Palo Alto Moore’s proposed contradract. would help rcircilucc the possibility of a ( to even lo con.sider FLORENCE, Colo. (AP)P) — ------“Your reputation andid credentialsc conflict of interestinl - a problem more wiihout ^ leaving Iheir officcs.:s. starting its own. imates at an overcrowded medcdium- WEDNESDAY, MARCHMAF 2 -, 1994 Residents could connecicet Iheir Bul Palo Alto0 has li an cxtraordi- are im peccable." Counciliicilmun Dave common withilh part-time city attorneys. icuriiy federal prison rioted anand sel Mariano fluiz • Farmm MachineryM; • Jciomo compulers or television scl;els to the nary trump card — ciiy-t)wned util- Wilson told Moore, "butml I envision Tlie counc-inc-il appeared to be ready < :altered fires, bul authorities:s said AdvcniMmcnlml • FebruaryF 20 s than you've lo approve hii syslcm, allowing ihcm to.) registeri ilies. more legal requirements (h hiring Moore, but it sug- f icy were able lo quell the dislur- di: JMA AUCTKCTIDHEERS. for classes, pay city fees 0or app_ly Owning utilitic'ties means owning proposed here." gested coordiirdinating cily council and I mcc within two hours. for permits and licenses elecironi-eU the conduits throu Kctchum lawyer Brucruce Collier planning amind zoning commission I rough which power Some inmates suffered m lines run. Thai 1 WCH3--11A.M. w as Sun V alley's city' anaiiorney for meetings an(and that his firm hire a ally. ( ll means ihc city j ijuries j in the riot,-which hTHURSDAY, be MARK five years, but he resigsigned after local represeiisentalive to help reduce Establishing a communinicalions dociin’l have to leiLseleu costly conduit! - J Dafwlnfjfllbaur-aur-Paul.ltJaJio - ound 7:30 p.m. Saiurday. NoIo staff Latga pgim Equipmluipmenl Dispersal Levy was sworn into0 officeo last ihc numberr oof trips attorneys would utility i could be like the ciiyy’s’5 fateful space 10 siring fiberfib optics around ■ lembers were hurt. 5 3/I.Ao W0eWy2/26 jclric ulil- town, Adv.: Times-News 3/1. month to give ihe newew mayor a have to makeke from Boise. decision < to start its own elecl "At this lime, the instiluticlion is. MESSER8MITHATHAUCTIOHCO. tury — a In fad, the cily c ity al the turn o f the ciintui :y can bcmst ils bud- rcure. There is no cause forir con- relatively get by leasing thehe space to private move thal has brought rcl :rn for the safely of Ihe pubablic,” cheap power to residents arand busi- companies. That11 alreadyi has hap- “ JJ lid prison spokeswoman J u lie THURSOAY, MARtHARCH3--1994 Hansenn p r i n c i ]ipal ncs.ses and vital revenue toI thetl: city, pened: Digital Equ■quipmenl Corp. has .. Maiy&JimGrillilti-lilt;-Farm Machinery Iba. Owning a communicationons Ulilily run fiber-optic cablecal through cily ^ '■ . - Twinvin FaFalls Alba said the disturbance begj:gan m Advcfliscmeni • wouldn't necessarily let PaPalo Alto conduils among; ilsit: five downlown [|j^. r>enl • March 1 le recreation yard.'Fires were: sets in MASTERS AUCTIICTION SERVICE /clopment facilities. ,, quittingig a t y e ai i r ’s e n d offer : scrviccs different frorom those ' research and devek IC education building andid th e ______offered by private companic:ies. But il Santa Clara, Calif., Ca anoiher cily lapel, ' and an indoor recrcacation By Margaret Jones the senior clnclass lo Boise to observe could ‘ make the service;:es m ore lhat owns its ownWli Ulililies. is alsi) ea also was damaged. THURSOAY, MARC»UICH3'‘ -10A.M. Times-News correspondciidem the lcgislaluiilure in session and visil affordable, ‘ ll could guaranimice lhat studying setting’ up u a communica- T he prison, part o f the Fci! 0. ■ New S Used Farm - Richlicid, UT ■■ the old peniulilenliary, The sophomore everyone ' is connccted, notM just Ihe lions ulilily. orrcctional Cenlcr complex, Advcrtisemen1:Classiliassilied/701.Feb.27 HANSEN - The Sch(;chool Board class will be allowed lo sell wind- wealthiest ' consumers. It als clcheerleader advisor. She Saal. whose job as headI 0of Smart "This will be s More than half the prisoners-s have FRIDAY, MARCHUtCH4'*-19M end of his currcnt contnintractTHTliiTs slal«:d'She“Wi“w as‘^c ry -p rn u d o F thc- - — ValleyJsto. promote, an.info.formation, yoii.t-m'tjmaginc,;i e ’'_Knisssaiii,_ ...... ;cnconviclcd-of-crimcs-involsolving— __ EC.Farm-FaimMan Machinery-Decto__ _ w orked as secondary priprincipal ihc girls’ pcrfornjrmance. and if an advisor |______2 ______AdvcfiiscmcniPCTl • MarcJi 2 ______. drug;rugs and alcohol. JCTIDM SERVICE the past two years. is-needed ncnexi year she would be ^ M A ^ R S AUCTI The board also accep:epted a pro- happy lo voltoluntcer for the posilion. FREE I " ■ n-T posed sexual harassme;ment policy Baily sug]uggested a Pep Club be CLASSES C ...^ T T T r ■ ■ ■ ■ SATURDAY, MARC«ARCH5"-1fl94 w hich has been under stucstudy this past started lo sup;upport athletic teams dar- &4 SERVICE l^ll “ I ■ Joaano& DeeDeeH Hopworth- month. This policy willill replacei the ingtheseasoi.son. L l U N C UI l I M E D ! ^ ■ Farm Machincchlncry-Fil«--'>- old policy and includesdes students. Board cha:hairman F.T. Freestone ■ Due to a ycar-eir-end ov^stock situation, thoite EELNA Sewing It/lachine Co.. of0 ■ Advcrliscmcnlncnl-March3 • faculty and other employeoyees. • staled he hadlad been approached by a J IY ■ MASTERS AUCTIiCTION SERVICE ■ M 1 1 1 Switzerland Iss otferin'g0 for sale a limited nuinum ber of 1994 HEAVY-DUTY Louise Daily and Amymy King, rep- patron askinging thal a wrestling team ■ , — L— FREE-ARM MUI/lULTl-STlTCHSergersthafare .'are made o.f METAL and sew/o 0 n ■ ------resenting ihe Hansen Parc’arcnl Tcacher be started1 for f( interested students ■ ■ f H all types of fatjrjtjrics; Levis, upholstery, nyior/Ion, stretch and vinyl. Sews - cutc ! SATURDAY, MARCIUICH5"-11A.M. Organization, told the boardbo; of sev- next year,•. Superintendenti Dick ■ ■ /y.-iiiviA " ■ Esici & Ruby Mein-lein-Jerome. Idaho ■ 1 1 ' —*•- &trim scamssin ir one operation. Blind hem.;m. Roiled hem ■ narrow hem, f cral pledges of fundsJs fromi area Smith said1 heh( would look into rules J■ Ij^------Z FaimEqulpmenl-neni - RDliremenl business’ and residentsits toi be used regarding a liteam and report back lo « tock seam s. FootFo( control, acc. kii, instructi(iction book, and nationwide 25-!5- B Adv.: Times-Newss 3/3. Afl Wtskly 2/26 ■ ' 1 toward the purchase: olof a public ihe hoard, ■ y e a r w arran tyy included.ir These Elna/EInita:a heavy-dutyh sorgers, mfg. listSt ■ MESSERSMITHTH AUCTION0 CO. address system for ihee hhigh school Clark annomounccd the dales for up- ■ j u m - S849.95arcnoinow ottered at this low price,:e. Ll im ited S up ply. ■ gym. coming even■enls; a ski trip on March \ MARCH 5,1694 The P.T.O. asked theIhc d islrict lo 11 at M agic[•ic M ountain; a sm oker a SATURDAY, MAf Lou Fixscn - Housohcidold --1 AnliQucs - Shoshone match or contribute fumfunds for ihis March 25 to raise funds for the bas- ■ Advoilisemeninent-March • 3 • project. The board voieded to pay half ketball cam]imp; scoliosis screening I ■ mow ^4' WERTAUCnOlTION SERVICE of thc’.cosl o f Ibe systemlem. which is March 14;; quarterq tests M arch 16 \ estimated lo be S2.900. and 17; parearenl-tcacher conferences' ; ■ WITH T H IS C O I The group disciisscd:d tthe forma- aro March 24 and 25. ■ ■ I RCHS", 11:30 A.M. 'tion of a'booster dub1 whichw! could Tfic eighl;hl-gradc IOWA basics ■ m Machinery-Shoshono help w ilh projects for th;he e school. ; tests will be)c givenj March 21, 22 and f nenl-Maich3 9 JCTtON SERVICE Permission was given;n ffor govern- 23. The Junior-Senior Jui prom is ment teacher Brent Bjor SATURDAY, MARCH Ijornn to lake scheduled forfot April 23. Roger Paulsen-Farm Ma ______Advtrlisemenl-RCH 5 ". 10:00 A.M. rom i venk o SUIXIVANAUCTt■aclor-Equipment A Gunmen fifire at Blackk Histoiy F OIVMPIG ElE T I ram cH T ^11 Lake City. UT ll • Classilied/701 ri SATURDAY, MARCH1/27. Ao Weekly 3/5 M onth cellslebration; 22 injured S Evening Shade-' Electrical ConitaclofAUCTIONS EnteriiftlNMENT1 Events.• rasHisiMMrmKni Vehicin ■ Sail Lc PALM SPRINGS, Cali:alif. (AP) — Clayton. i5.35. o f Palm Springs, S L t R U X m AdvDiliscmDnl • Ct At least two gunmen openi>ened Hre wilh Policc saidlid the shooting appeared lo P Timcs-Ncws 2/27./IARCH7". 1994 automatic weapons in q3 possible p< per- be a dispute:e betweent the gunmen. "It ^------TMT AUCln Decor Rental Business - sonal dispute at a Blaclack History sounds like; ilit might just be two peo- Daves Worldm ______rin Falls M onth celebration, slightlyhlly wounding pie thal didn'tIn'i like cach other and had i m m m a m menl - March A two people, including a 3-y3-year-oId. weapons avaivailable und started shoot- MOHDAY. MARCAN AUCTION CO. M ore than 500 peopI<)plc do v e for ing." said mliccpoli Officcr Don Fallon. WcdOinn & RcccpIion Dec Twin Fa cover when long blasts3ls of gunfire One man^ was v, arrested and held for AOvcrlisemenl- filled the Desert Highl;jhland Unity invesligalionion of attempted murder, Murphy Br« MARCH 7,1994 m A a AMERICANI Simpson-Farm t Center. aviaull wilhh a deadly weapon, threal- BUI inery-Buhl “It was like wc were:e inii the mid- ening a policeice officcr and reckless dri- menl-March 5 die of a war,” saidid B e r n e tta ving, FaJlonnsaid. s; ^ MDNDAY. MARJCTIDN SERVICE Lwe^War Marie & Rex Sim; Machinery AdvcrliscmcnlIRCH 1 0 " -11A.M . MASTERS AUCTI3ham-Ha;eilon Icct & Grain Equipmcnl CBS. irs Sl fl3/a,AgWeekly3/5 • THURSDAY, MARCtTH AUCTION CO. \ m Tl Loren Bingham ight ebiIII Tractors. Trucks Beet & All R H ILL Adv: Timcs-NcwsMARCH 3/a 1 2 .1 9 9 4 ' ■=* MESSERSMITHstate-Household t stau-Jerome . ' NIIGH' l March.1.Cl3ssilied/501, IE. SATUflOAY, — MARrmes-N

J s “ Buhl1 native toi take helmh I W o r n i Thrill of Vvictory l i n g I of Brruin foottball tea]am l i n e i Tbo Times-Ncwsvs years under recently-retiredred Jon Jund. Schaal was an all-state,ie r running back at ,S — Mark Schaal, 0 Buhl Buhl : when Jund was head;ad < coach iherc. He r of Boise State, is expected. accepted ; a football scholniolorship to Boise : new Twin Falls football State. m ic ili the com ing week, thc W hen he resigned, Jundid hadh recommend- :d from wiihin thc r~‘ I omed Sunday night. .. ed the hcod job be filled f system. Three coachcs reportedlyrep opplied T h e y s h oluld u l find an ,d m o v c lp from an assis- tiaVlDB worked the past t ive J o j the position. ------I s l a n d f oo r r y o u - T V ------' people. TilT h e n t h e y c o u l d p i u t t h e . new spaperr wv riters In a TWIN FALLSr • k l e y ,, O a k ]d e y cave underir th1 e Island. product by way of to bccomc thc nc 9? coach sometime i Tim es-News Icami — Bobob Knight at tlie _ Schaol wouldo r u t S iu n wi n postgame presress conference __ tant's position. tta\ following Indindiana’s 106-56 lossss at Minnesota Press Whether it. was anger or sirat- B a irklcy's slap in the face o f New Oakley got the Phoenix Suns

Kerrigan deil e s c j i b e s h e r ‘ Dakley, two All-Star forwards, fter the incident, and Kevin skating as‘il‘f l a w l e s s ’ /er tn the fourth quarter as the \ s i t < ad to pin a fourth straight loss LAKE BUENA VISVISTA, Fla. — Nancy 12-78. Kcrrjgan paraded bebefore thousands of »1 10 pc)ints during a decisive chccnng fans ai Disneyncy World under a bliz- n ie Associated Pre! final period, but didn’t want to zard p f rcd-wlii(e-and-tid-bluc confetti Sunday, then dcscribcd her 0Olympic 1 ; silver medal ...... PHOENDC - Wh 1 a lot of shols, got in foul trou- performance as “flawle:kviess." Sgy. Charles Barklc 101 allowed us to take them to "I know the judgedges arc supposed to York’s Charles Oal B'John.wn, who had 12 o f his dcduct for errors, andand I’m not quite surc .X. going Sunday. Dur of his five rebounds in the they did lhat bccausce I1 was^ flawless.” Keni- :.j ,' • Barkley and Oak \cr thc parade. ‘Oksana, were ejected after gan told rcporicts aflcr wd Oakley with 45 seconds to although she's a giratcat skater and real nice Johnson took over i mc, and Oakley missed a rclal- : a couple o f mistakes, Suns pulled ahead t to w atch... did ^ v e a c laklcy left the game wiih five nd she had a few minor on the Knicks, 92-7 APphdc ■ “ 1 skated clcan, and ; : Barkley had seven rebounds cnrors... tliey’re suppo;iposcd to take off points Johnson scorcd 1 AP s. Phoenix forward Charlearles Barkley Is for that.” I4-I run in the fina llos had 16 poinis and 12 rc-■ e je c te d In th e f ir s t h aalf lf co f S u n d a y ’s But Kcrrigun saidd shesh was satisfied with Sweden’s Peter Forsbisbergf celebrates his goalal that gave his team a Z- take any bows. ' the Suas to a 51-39 edge on> gam e with New York; afta f te r a fig h t inish in thc figure-skat- hammer, Norway, Sunda; "They missed a 1) her sccond-plaee finisl w in o v e r C a n a d a forth r tl- e gold medal In Lilleh: lid Barkley may havc slapped i won by Oksiia Baiul blc early, and i^ l i I with the Knicks’Charle:irles Oakley, ing finals, numjwly w The game ended In a s h o o to u t a f te r a 2*2 tiee In regulation. ip the Suns, whose 107-87 loss :fuscd to answer ques- thc basket," said'Jc I w h o a ls o w a s th ro w n 01o u t. of Ukraine. She rcfus lay night marked their lowest tio n s about he!" Am*imcrican rival Tonya 29 points and four «ason. Oakley said Barkley toldlid hhim hc wasn’t sc- Harding. ______fourth quarter. ow if it was deliberate, butt rious. ic skipped tlic Olympic Barkley slopped Kerrigan said she s! T p m b £la, S w e dies thri] m player. He’ll do whatever itt “ 1 don’t joke around likeikc 1iliat on the court, J 10 come to thc Magic go before halftimc, closing ceremonies lo : team.” Ceballos said, If hc callcd me before thcic g=game, I could joke ivc fun and relax... I got _____ iatory swing. Oakl Kingdom “jusl lo liavc hc wanted lo let Oakley, who) around, but during the gameunc I like lo U7 lo be rebounds, while Bi tired o f the cold weatlcather, and there was a p on the baseline, know that he: serious," Oakley said. APphow and seven points. lot o f pressure. 1 wanl'anled lo go somewhere o n f i n salOIyn:npic da; The game was tied 68-68B-68 before Ceballos . warm." 1 3 .2 Cedric Ceballos cf over-rcactcd." Barkley said. P lease a s e see SUNS/B 6 — . _ _ bounds, leading ihi Olympic televi:vision ratings The Associated Press II came when Peter Forsl thc glass. He said tucked tlth c puck past C anadian g( Oakley to fire upU soar over previevious games LILLEHAMMER, NonJorway - Thc gold C o rey Hirsch I during an cxtcr- — _ to Ulah on Friday•wegian! iscanpj y s L v f y ~ Jt to win the gold medal in h NEW YORK —- SlSaturday’s ratings for medal for drama wehtIt toti the Swedish shootout ■ 1 1 >0^1 irovidcd a fitting end lo a Gt the Winter Olympicsics were up 41 pcrecnt hockcy team. Thc silvercr went\ to Alberto cy. It prc I I I "I d o n ’t know "the closest finish ever’’ rcpi over two years ago,I, leavingle overall ratings Tomba. where "tl Charles is a team f , altius, fortius" as thc Olyi 47 pcrccnt aliead o f 191992 with one night re- As the last event on1 thcth last day of a "citius, i takes to help thc t« h e y cani s M Winter Olympics so goocood il didn’t want motto: Barkley said rellhc as tl maining. to end, the gold-medol3oI hockey gam e • A ch:hangc o f mind by any oneI of \/ wrapped him up ot CBS’ coverage goigot a 28.1 preliminary Top this Atlanta. tes o f regulation ... judges wWiould havc reversed the posiJ shouldn’t hold. n . . . rating and a 42 share,are, Nielsen Media Rc- went through 60 minutes < In thc months leadingiing 10 thc Games, im e ... a 1 0 -shot of gold-d-mcdal figure skater Ok "I think thc refo• News Servicc scarch said Sunday.ly. That compares to a . 10 minutes of overtim< there wos a lot bf talkIk abouti thc dark, shootout ... and four moimore shols before Baiul of Ukraine and silvcr-mcd 16.1 rating and a 28Z8 !share on the ncxt-to- n somber Scandinavians.s. j(jokes about how Sweden prevailed overver Canada, 3-2. NancyKKerrigan o f the Stoncham, M IM ER — So there I was. in last night ofthe Albertjcitvillc Games. t's Farenheit. folks) weatherr they were ordering Olymiympic smile braces Sunday. • M arlirkus Wasmeier won the j Thc overall averag:rage for 15 nights is a of my new. closcsl friends, — hooks in their m outhsIS tlthat would actual- It was Si^edcn’s firstst h hockcy gold of* slolom byb; .02 of a sccond — thcS cl i N o i* ^ 28.1 rating and a 42\1 sshare, up from a 19.1 n hock- ^ ^ ” ly forcc Norwegions to smismilc. Alpine raracc in Olympic history. ; theme'from “Ghostbusters” rating and a 30 sharer i ir n 1992. ter 74 years o f futility. Games N ever saw them. They•y dididn’t need them, is Olympic carecr, ** • T he,e 2 0 -kilometcr men's bial vildly for V egard Ulvong. Thc rating is the ppercentage a o f television On 6 ie last run of his < II "All the smiles even surprisedsut mc." said ,te up the w orld’s ended with w Sergei Tarasov winnin : three weeks in Norway will households in thc United On: Slates, and each on a mountain that ate i Gerhard Heiberg, presidesidcni of thc Lillc- best skiers, Italy’s “ LoI BeBomba" provided 3,4 sccoilonds; thc 7.5 kilometer won ■ as w point represents 942,02,000 homes. Thc sharo 0 , 1 didn’t know who Ulvangg hammer Olympic Orgonizinizing Committee, his own rousing finishh withv a stunning biathlonin finished wilh M yriam Be is thc percentage o f televisionsI on at thc o f nine ’I imagine watching cross- ' These are the friendliest,icsl, most polite pco- m edal in the slalom . ahead by b> 1.1 scconds, Both set osiiionsrec By Ann Killion time that are tuned to a program. 5. Didn’t fathom that I wouldd pic in the world, even, to joumalisls. At 4 No, it wasn’t a goldId —- thot w ent to for thc clclosest Olympic race, CBS’s roling for• SaturdaySa was down 29 3ksana Knight-Riddcrhing Nc in m inus-13 weather be- o.m. they found transportportation for weary Thomas Stangassingcrer iof Austria, thc • Thcc luge! run hosted its closest i pcrccnt from thc 43.943 on Friday night, icdalist ! for covcr. And knew onlyy Californians, whose deafl!eaflliiics fall shortly last man with a shot at Tomba.1 But thc petition'(i cvcr, when Georg Hackl of when Tonya Hardinging ond Nancy-Kcnigan Mass. . LILLEHAMMIlad a lot o f sn'ow. hcncc Nor-> before dawn, transportati-tation back to little Italian sk i'^at, using; 0o :spectacular sec- m any wonwi by .013 scconds. Thee giant minus*I3 (that’s appeared in llie womeimcn’s figure skntiiig fi* ng the W inter Olympics, wooden cabins. They stayedsta calm in thc dnd run on the HaQell;I1 , ious to get tickcts for Tonyb n y a and Nancy. fifth Alpine medal in threethn Olympics — Lillehihammer’s Games transcende cighth-hi^est for qQ pipropam in the history ialhlon and chccring wild26 medals, more thon anyy Before thc games every/cryonc was worried three gold, tw o silver. Tonya Harding H debacle to bccomc o f U.S. television. ning by T hat’s what thiy. And Norway’s 10 goldd about how such a smallII totown iould handle Hc rtiisscd the gold bby y .15 . scconds. ofthcmmost memorable in history 'Qraen’s do to a person.: sccond only to Russia’ss the crush of fans, and theyhey haridlcd it ordcr- Igh thc snow was fore anyny athletes had left the Oly Tomba’s tear through Bedard A month ago. I ly and beautifully, Criticism fliess asa University of )ckbuster one-two Village, Lillehammcr was already s the flrst^half of a blocki records was. Couldn’t i r- N orw egians gave thouslousands to Olympic idatc for the 2010 Olympics. ncmorable than their winter- Maine faces NCSCAA violations ' finish to 16 days off uunprecedented acandid: county skiing. D c the G reen G am es, I nil for thc idea, and persom s, will be the Norwegian pco-)- A id. T hey m ode these th Olympic succcss — financial,fin athletic "I’m o :st com- be doing anythin) notes in everyone's ORONO. Mains: — The president o f thc 10 throw the biggest, coldestst politely placing littfc not' and televised. Please see OLYMPIC:ofGcr- sides running fo 1C criticizal a former of- P le a)se s e see PARTY/B 8 University of Maine c tie tw o- ■ that Norway had ficial who accuscdI thcthi school’s athletic di- sest fin- way was hosting 1 I covcr up violations of • ‘ rector o f trying to cc :conds. Norway not on! NCAA eligibility rulesules. ided the Literally. In th s’ end President Frcdcrickrick Hutchinson accused World les ‘magi(ic games ,me one Norway won 26 fonncr NCAA compli(ipliancc ofilcer Linwood )ry. Be- other country. M M o f Sarajevo. He visitedlited thc Bosnian capi- "Woody" Carvillc o ftf trying to dcflect ottcn- The AssooBtcd Press )Iympic medols were S( B 3 tal during the fust1 wcweek of the Games, tion fiom his role in allowingi five athletes lore O lym pics - B ly set as eleven. just as prospwls forbr ana ond to ils siege to play without cnougljugh classroom hours. LILLEHAMMER, were declared the “M.IS. But more men -I ' ' were brightening, “There is omple (widencccv thot Woody is Tors. the situation now few would disagittt.onally 1 sports prowess,fie w ccremonics ended with o portiirtrayal “After many horrors looking for somcorconc else to shore thc ving," he said. “Let us Trolls and sprites frc lorwegion tales o f good prevai/ailing seems to be improving ...... blame,” Hutchinsonm s said at a news confer- ICS/BB P‘' ' “ ' c — lo which, in our lorc, and skiers and sl party ever. • evil. There were video clips ofol thc hope that this tiucc — • cncc Sunday attendeddcd by about 30 coachcs /c may have contribut- the world took one lasl nes’ most memorable monjeni:nts, a very limited woy wc m and athletic dcpartmcriient personnel. hat this truce w ill tum Lillehammcr snow as t ; ahead to 1998 and a rememberterance cd — let us hope that 1 Coiiq>il:q>ilod {rom wire reports .to a dazzling end at .c larajevo — thc wor-ravogcd ho;tiost o f into lasting peaM." d watchc1984 Winter Games. Pocket flashlightsts isiissuL-d to thc specta- Sunday night. cription “Remember Fireworks burst ovi old medal winners mingledi with' tors bore the inscrip ski jumps, torches litu -nms as the athletes streamed1 infor-ii SArajevo” tion sliiftcd to the next Noon — OwVMl 1). T«nM•nM, fMwfwMk CMnplan* Cup 40.000 spectators hclc Mly o into the arena, snappingI p{ ho- In thc end, attention ;R, Norw ay - They I — Nngano, Japan, 9 p.m.-CMn>«1),Coiiii;::ollii9.bMJi«(Mi.CDnn*e«artM-- • - - s e a o f tiny flashlights, raphs, waving to frierids. Some S' Winter Games host — ‘Magic Games," and ■ ced with the children who forbrmcd - Thc arena darkened,ocd, except for thc pin- ep.m.-O»w»l31,N0A:■4QA buMlMll. CMUnd « CMa- thc snuffing out ofthe Thee eld by thc spectators, -Juan Antonio Soma: mpic rings on the ski jump hill,11, then points o f lights held ®*10pm.-Cnw»>»llS.Coll. CoteQo bMk«(b*i, M*iice from Norway’s folk- of Nor\ >w queen entered to the the Intemationol Oly Kd with organizers who tried to ush- and a Japanese snow q 8t«t« M UC Sanu El«Mia J skaters from across ovcrcv strains o fa Japanese» fofolk song. callcd thc people of icm away. last curtain call in the Games' I tribute to Norwegian winners o f these mogic hc U.S. flag bearer was Dan JaiJansen, Samaranch paid tril IS the Olympics camc look ah< I sport-smanship and to "You have prcscr savoring ihe gold medal hc woncm h ^ fans for their good spc it closing ccremonics of Sara. iTnpics. the organizers, particulticularly for thcff envj- world thc best Olym] r failures in three previous Olym W O RITS l LINE thc 198- dl U.S. ronmcntol owareness.ss. . WO.COLUCt-HIC ever,” he said. ly o f his teammates waved small over the illuminated Gold “You have also demonstratedder that thc The crowd cheerciit up the hillsides, and also-nir ^ he program opened wilh video0 1high- Olympic Winter GamesGan can be staged AP tfKtt ranch’s praise, then b icld aloft a twinkling m ally luding perfectly in a small1 community,”cor he said, nounced the Games o' Its featuring medalists inclu rto n io S a m a ra n c h , cen ter, Ilts, compensating for tograp Baiul, Thc ceremonies markedma the launch of IOC President Juan Antoi ’ them to end, and the sen, Bonnie Blair, Oksana B he Olympic flame. dgncecine Torvill ond Christopher Dean,n. an environmental1 expeditionex that'will p a s s e s th e O lym pic flagsg (to Nagano mayorTasukt one last impromptu k maranch, president o f Olympiis in thc opening ceremonies on3n Fd). ' travel to Nagano3 durirujdi the next 18 ■ T s u k a d a d u rin g th e ctosliM in g c e re m o n y o f th e XVII^1 Ours,” thc chant witl Dlympic Committee, dancedthe festiveness wos muted brbriefly months. The group%ip'Will use no mcehani- For the latest jcofcj call - 734-6326i Winter Olympics In Ullehlehammer, Norway, Sundaylay. their parade of meda and rotlow ^^r of Norway “the real erthm:n Samaranch evoked Ihe sufteTcrings P le a s e id o n T ro n Is a t rig h t doys o f competition. )se see FINAtEmS Ullehammer Mayor Audo Igic Games.” .Tn®' <-• sented to thc en tire still sav /mpic Winter Games after fai _ . ; _ ^ _____ ^ : Manyo ...... • ' •red lustily ot Sama- fla^-. ■■■ ) \ booed when he pro- , The | 5 over. No one wanted lights the Norwegians sang Jansen J round of "Victory Is Jayne 1 vith which they feted “ xialists during thc 16 12. ihe ^ ® when S T lm w -N owa. Twin FalFall#, Idaho 'M onday. February'ary'2B. 1994 ,

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• MINNEAPOLIS (APAP) — There Hill missed 1:25 of jh c: firstI half EAST RlRUTHERFORD, N.J. O’Neal, O’ playing on a sore: 1knee, ta overcame a 32-32-point, I-6 -rC: were no outbursts, no10 tiradcs.i not COllO]ege basK 6tball wlwhen he was cul undeV hisis left eye (A P ) — ChChris Morris scorcd a had hat 2 1 points, 11 rcboundjds and bound effort byy.fellowrookie .ft ------even a mild flarc-upup from Bob • in a scramble for a reboiound. He-- season-highgh 27 points, and New -fivfive blocks es Orlando deficfeated Chris Webber to beafGolden Knight,- who was witnesslessing the low “Evcryboc3ody cam c out and played pliplayed the rest o f thc gam. hom e opener: ajagainst T reasure Val- thin:hink they’re trying to productjce it-in- C SI travels toI TTreasure n Valley Fri- But thc Gophers receiv;eived a career- H ill's firstirst field goal o f the .sccond ley Communitylily Collcge at Frontier steailead o f letting il happen.” day and Saturdayay for i doublchcadcrs high 35 points from Vos/oshon Lenard half was a 3-pointcr3 wiih 11:44 left No. w. 7 Kentucky 80, Field at I p.m.1. Tuesday.1 Walker V reported ihat walks:s b y th e with the Chukarsrs aand Spokane Falls on 13-of-17 shooting and anc thc 32 as- that gave thcth Blue Devils a 43-34 p Georgia 59 Thc Goldencn Eagles, 4-4 after a pitcpitching staff arc down frorom p a s t' Community Collegvictory. • pass to Chcihcrokcc Parks for a dunk half. ha 14 off nine consisccutivc Ihc pitchers andar defense seem to donlone all year is play good dcfIcfcnsc,” Tuesday, Marchch 15 ag ain st U tah "Nobody can prcdictct a game like with 1:44 to to play, and only one see- turnovers tui by Georgia, and1 rolledi lo have their act; totogether. WaiA'alkcr said. V alley State Coliegllcgc- ■ this," said Minnesota fbnforward Randy ond left onon the shol clock, gave an an 80-59 victory Sunday. Carter, who scored 100 f points after D uke a 54-4;-45 Icad. ■ Kentucky (22-5, 1U3 So getting benched in his> team'ste 85-68 Temple ((22 0 -6 ). which closed out ern cn Confcrencc) avenged SunsS— ------loss Wednesday to Michlichigan State, its regularr seasons with consecutive overtime ov loss at Georgia, pupulled into “ But w e gol beat by 465 at Blooming- losses, slru{rugglcd from thc outside a a firsl-placeI tic with Floridida in the Continued froirom B 5 icadcad.s thc division by two gamwnws after levied S159,500 in fines-f Phoenix won ton onc'e.and that alwayslys stuck: in the against Dukeike's man-to-man defense. SEC SE Eastern Division. Thrhe team s converted a Free frc. throw' and Johnson havilaving a 7H-gamc advantage; oon Feb, ihatgame 121-9?.I back o f our m inds.” T h e Owl*,vls’ big three — Aaron meet mi Wednesday niglit in LcLexington, scored thc nextxt 101 Suns points, boost- 6 .5. * No more than threethre poinls scparalcd The game stayed closeosc until mid- McKic, Brurrunson and Eddie Jones — Georgia ' (12-14, 6 -8) baltlitlcd Ken- ing in,oI a ^ 79-69 lead with 4:57 D I S Starks fmished with 18 poiioinis for thc teams in thc5 firstfit quarter, which way through the firstst 1half, when went 1-for-:tr-18 from 3*poini range, tucky tw to a 30-30 standoff inin a physi- oanny Aintlingc's 3*pointcr 1? sec- Nev•^cw York, which shol just 36S ipcrcent featured c i ^ t Icadid clchangcs and six tics M innesota turncd_a_&ix:lix^iaint lead McKie had>d 13 points, Brunson II cal ca firsl half. Kentucky shshot only onjs i^icf gave'c PhoenixI a 13-poinl ad- (29;29of81)forthc game. and ended in a 26'265-26 deadlock. into a 32-point halftirftim e m a rg in and Jones nine, ni ju st the second lime 33.3;pcrcent 33 to G eorgia 30.6 vanlage. ••I"We are having opportunitiesics lo hit Phoenix led 45-315-38 at holftimc and thanks to crisp passing,J. titorrid shoot- this seasonn JonesJ had been held be* But Ihc Bulldogs unravciccicd under John Starks sanksa a pair of 3-poinlcrs 3ig big shots thal carry the momentinnim for opened a 48-38 Icad with its first b'as- ing and plenty of miseiscucs by the low doublec figures.f Kentucky’s K( full court pressusure, tum- — with 4:16 andan 2:37 to play — for us,is, iand we arc nol hitting them,m." New kct o f thc third quorquortcr, a 3-pointcr by Hoosicrs. Dcrrick BtBaltic led Tem ple with 14 ing inj thc ball over on ils firstt niner pos- Knicks, butIt JohnsonJ sealed thc vie- i'ork Yor coach Pal Riley said. Aingc. Indiana trailed 25-1919 w ith 10:07 po in ts. onl>nly tho second time this sessions sc: as thc Wildcats wcrcnt up 44- ,ofy by reboundinding a 3-poinl miss by Thc T Suns have won nine sistraight Thc Knicks closed3sed lo 50-47 wiili a 7- left in the half before•e unraveling,i year one o)f f Ithe three perimeter play- 30 30 on Rodrick Rhodt?s' thrhree-poinl gtarks and maklaking two free throws, lomc hon game. 0 run cappcd by/ CharlesCl Smith’s 17- Minnesota launched ruruns of 13-0 ers was not)l thet! high scorer. play pli three minutes in. , giving Phoenixlix an 87-76 advantage Thc T mccling was thc firstI ffor thc foot baseline jumperjper wilh 8:31 Icft- and 15-3 cn route to sc(scoring 31 o f A ntonio3 LangL led Duke with 16 Georgia’s ' Charles Cla.\toi•on m issed with l;16rcm ainaining. ;cams tear in Phoenix since lastI M1 arch Dan Majerle pul)ul 1Phoenix ahead 57,- thc final 36 points o f thehe iperiod. points and1 ChrisC Collins had 13, all two tw free Ihrows and Jaredd Prickcll ■■Wo playedcd our game until Ihc 23, 23, when a brawl followed;d Greg 50 with his thirdrd 33-pointcr in three Arriel McDonald beg)cgan thc tear bul one on\ 3-pointers.3' hit hii a shorl jumper to inertJicasc llic fourth," said PatrickPal Ewing, who had A Ant nthony’s dash from the bci)cnch in tries, but New York'ork came back lo pull with a.3-pointer. Cartercr thent hit two Hill.becar:anic ihc eighth player in margin mj to 16 poinls. 29 poinls andid 17 rcbouncis for Ihc itreet strc clothcs to punch Johohnson. wiihin three on fourour more occasions in straight layups and Chai'had Kolander Duke basketketball- history to have his Georgia ' turned the baball over Knicks.‘Thenw1 wc let it get away.” A'ho whe h ad floored D qc R iven:rs on a thc third quarter. got a dunk. After anotheIther basket by num ber rcliclircd and ihc third from again, ag atid Rhodes cappeped Ken- the Knicks’;’ four-gamefc losing streak ;)ick. picl Hubert Davj^ madmade two 3-poinlers in Carter, Lenard cappcd1 thethi spun with thc recentit nationalr ch am pionship tucky’s tui run w ilh tw o free lhIhrows for has allowed OriDrlando to gel back inlo Johnson, Jc Anthony and Riverers were 62 seconds early/ in thc fourth period. ' a monster slam that putul thct Gophers teams, joinilining Christian i,aeltner a a 48-30■ advantage. Rhode:les scorcd the Atlantic Diydivision racc. New Yoric • suspendedsus| afterward, and thche NBA tying thc game 688-68-6 S with thc sccond. up 38-19. and Bobbyy IHurley. eight eij points in thc run. Scoress aiid staits

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Mor>^y, FobruotyIty 28.1994 Tlmos-Nows. Twtnn FaFoils. Idaho B-7 D odge6FS Sb(o w o ff g p itchliers p Gretzky hunts gooal 11iDAaoditedFn»-.. . ■ ■ B well as Devo, but 1 don’t< think Devo H H | can play left as wellell as Brady," Oates ^recor(d ass l ^ h il i t s On the. day when HallU o o t F a m c r B ^ B B said. Sandy Kou&x began workingung wilh the B |B |M “The idea was lo get Hammonds Texas Rangera. a new pltcheicher for the K ■gi BiM in left," Gates said.id. “ Brady is going Los Angeles Dodgers madeade quite an - to a position he’ss nmost comfortable home^ stretch impression. |B k with; Hammonds is going to a posi- Q ian Ho Paiic, a 20*ycai-oBT-old rookie ^B j|||jj|jjjja|j ■■ lion h e's most comf hoping to fi: Tim Wallach hit a iwo-runin homerh and / i >5"d.a"y?l»l™lhc CunIonference, five poinis behirlind leaders, New York Mels. Davis, D signed lo a . Brett Butler had a two-run tri| - 4 — - ave been the firsi-year FJorirrida Chicago, Vancouver/cr and San _____ an assortment o f injiinjuries, playing jusl panianiK crs, w ho a fte r 61 gam<[TICS Jose would be the playa i 85 RDIs belwccccn 1985*90 for Wasl/ashinglo'n and Philadelphia fifor If noihing else, thee finalfir weeks might network." bone In hiss leftI hand the second dayay of spring training, butIt h as - Hopslon. the1C Ilast two playoff spols in llthe of Ihc regular seasonson will bc pcting againsl Joe Easl< emphasized by lighter:r officiating,ol Koufax. 58, started outI by watching not m issedd ae d a y o f p ra c tic e . Davis is com pci aslem Division. film with Bruce Hurst. Orsulak. wlio ledI ththe Mcts in hilling TThe l Mighty Ducks, tof Thai's the result of aj league “I just wanted to sec howwr fhe uses his “You listenn to t him bccause of w ho man:lanagcr Johnny Oates announunccd a lasl year al .284.1, :and rookie Alan Ana.n ah cim , ih is s e a s o n 's olhux w ill manager Dalhis Grctireen said. "Wc need curreurrcntly only two poinis behiitiind “We are asking on-icti-ice officials possible." won thal manyny g a m ^ certainly knows mov(love from ccnter to right. As a iresult, some lime to find1 oulo: where his lools Sanan Jose. fbr ihc final playoff spspot lo enforce ihc rules in ll the book," Hurst, a left-hander likeke Koufax.1 is someihing aboux)ut pitching." rookDokic Jeffrey Hammonds willill play are. Wc will try loI pi:play him as much as in1 th'the West. ' said Brian Burke, NHNHL senior trying to revive his careeircerwith'thc Brady \n An d e rs o n and M ike’ :ft. left, wc a n to allow himim loshow us where In all three eases, good go::o a l' vicc presid en t andI diidirector of R o g ers following rotator•cuffsurgciy. cul Dcvcreaux listenedlist when Baltimore “I “I Ihink Brady can play ccn:ntcr as he is." teiid::iiding and a disciplined defefen- hockcy operations. "Th"The general _____ I siveive style — hallmark of ih is m anagers expressedd their tl con- NIHL Hi season — have been keyki cerns to its and Ihislis idirective facKactors for. the Panthers, Due■icks ■ icflccts those conccms." Intem£lational teaihfori reaks r f W ' and n d :Sharks. League officials arcirc concernedc S L MMost every team boastsis a aboul restraining foulsluls — hook- ■' ^ supcupcrb goaltendcr: Witness thistl ing, holding and intc:nlcrferencc. '^'jjB yeaicar'iTAll-Star Camc. wheticre They feel they have slo\slowed down A m e r iicans’ ( gi^ p o n C i Juffalo's Dominik Hasck w a s ' Ihc gam e and not allowed allc the left:ft toff despite leading llic lcagague skill players to skatee as freely as latislicall^. Ihcy would like. SARASOTA, Fla.. (AP)(y — The' United ..0.on the 18th hole providedd tlthe final two-stroke States’ six-year hold1 ono the Senior Tour's margin. rr “I was grindingig i o u t ih c rc c o m in g i Chrysler Cup ended;d Sunday when, the ddown the last few holes. WhWhen the margiagcis red a two-stroke victory, that tl nanow. the swings startlart to tighten up a lit- jj,. ' T " wV o r ld C u p) coming, b u t ___ Infm ialional squa~ciTaHTiirhglin-lo” Wiri”flflcr~tl“ tie;" losing most of a 12-stroltroke lead after the first For both squads. h at?^ day and beginning SundaTday 10 shots in front. Shortly after Slocklon — the first U.S. play- Linericans say5 ‘So wh “I looked up and we-w:-were only four in front cr c: off in the morning — birbirdicd the 18th hole at No. 12." South Africarican Simon Hobday said. Klo post his 6 8 , the Amcricaricans were wilhin one lEW YORK (AP) — With1 thet 3.5 million tickets forfor thet 52 games “That's when the firstsince i .cubes went down stroke si of the-lead. Bui thec ccomeback failed, as rid Cup aboul four monihs aw:way, will be sold, but a larglarge percentage my back. I k^ew they’dd ccom e at us." - tlthe par-5. 525-yard 15lh If hole at ihe f 20 pcrcent of Americans eveven was designated forr fo:foreigners and Wilh cach' eight-manan team scoring its five T ournam ent P layers Clubb aiat Prcslancia took a lizc it's being played inI tht e insiders in the U.S., socsocccr commu- lowest rounds of each\ d;day, Ihc U.S. made ils t(toil on I'he A m ericans. ,1;,- led States. nity. move on the strength of ia final*round 6 6 by AI First, W eiskopf madele ja bogey when he g k Harris Poll released Sundnday The 20 pcrccnt whoho :arc aware Ihe 1 only 25 pcrccnt of Amcrici Ocibergcr, a 67 by ToiTom W eiskopf, 6 8 s .by ftfound water going for thec ggreen in two with a 9 icans lournamcnl is in the1C LUnited States Dave Stockton and JimJin Colbert and Mike 3-wood, 3 and moments laterIter on the same hole I IW thal Ihe W orld Cup invohjIves represents an incrca.sc-SC —- up from 13 cer and just 18 perccnt are aw; H ill’s 70. /A rch er hit h is tec shot intiinto bushes and also I ware percent in a similar: HaHarris Poll lasl 'ill bc played in 1994. G eorge A rcher h ad na pipar .72 and did nol con- took l< a bogey. Ociobcr. The 18 pcrceiircenl w ho know ifty-lhrcc pcrccnl of Amcric; tribute to the final day’s’’s :scorc, bul finished the Meanwhile, Hobday, plaplaying wilh Archer, |P the World Cup willill be\ played in 1 they aren’t interested in watt 54-hoIe event at 13-uncunder 203 and won the ,b,birdied 15 and 16 to slop iheIhe threat. atch- |Qc; 4 up fromn I1 1 percent.in a World Cup gam e on lelevisii individual title by defe:efeating Hobday with a “If I had to do il ov er agaigain. I’d still do it Ihc October. I 62 percent said they have birdie on the firsl playoffoff hole. . ssame," said Weiskopf, playingpl in his first. ' The 25 percent fig:figure of those crest in attending one of t The Intemational tearr:am got a 67 from Gary event c in six m onths. He finished fin: lied for third I— 1 who arc aware thehe World Cup APphott games,ies. Player, 69s from Bob ChCharles and Hobday and vwith Charles at 205. ^ , involves socccr is up from: 21 per- 'he survey of 1,252 adults w in and Graham Marsh. It , . Each member of the winr'inning team collected ct» the rough on the hosc not interest- 71s from Bruce Devlin a teve Lowery tilts out of the iduclcd from Feb. 2*6 and hasi r ^ n autumn. Tliosc : lolal. S 8 -under, for the 525,000. S The U.S. players:rs gol $12,500 cach. cd in watching gamesncs on television finished with a 1 ,0 2 2 lo Sth hole during the thirdI rorc u n d o f th e , . „ir o mmargin o f 3 pcrccnl. 1The individual championshiship earned Archcr an nt and those not three days. ulck Invitational Saturdaysy in La J o lla , soc. organizers, said it was unreacalis- watching a game onm lclelcvi.sion rose g over Lowery, who ,jc ,q , thoul to 17 pcrcenl from 13 pcrccnl.p SAN DIEGO (AP) —.—, Finally,1 at many years.:. I Ilet the gallery down a Lowery L began the final rouiund one Sunday, vaulting o lo expect more covcrage.with' and Sullon, who „ Jo a o Jusl 9 pcrccnt of womenwor know the age 40. Craig Stadlerr lookK a tri- little downwhen wh I bogeycd, but they shoihol in front of Stadler,, DavidI parrcd the hole, i ■najor nalional league. Jc id K irk was had gone lo 17-under. H Havel ccr’s World Cup witl bcic p lay ed in the um phant stroll up the 18i18th fairway got m e backtup u again." Torroms. Ronnie Black and velange, the head of socce j as a young- The walrus-us-moustached Stadler, a Tripfriplclt. . "After I m ade theth 3 al No. 9.1 felt rid governing body, saidd in United Slates i^nd will wi lakc placc o f Ihe coursc he played a! ler.'-SladlerKiid. ' w inner 11 times tir in his carccr and Low'cry L shot a 6 8 to finish sccond,si like a world-beater cember he was happy wiihI rany this year. Jusl 12 percc«rccni of women ster. jome doubis a few W aving a club to acloio'aiowlcdgc his one of the.louour’s more popular play- he the highest finish of his morore than But he had sor irovemcni. arc aware the Worldrid t C up involves tore a home- ers, shol a dosingdo 6 -under-par 6 6 lo fiveIve years on Ihc tour. holes later, IlI appearsap all of the approximatlately scwccr. first PGA victory before ng his lead to two rode onto the finish at 23-under 0 -u at Torrey Pines, Phil P: Mickelson, the defefending Aflcr building (own crowd, Stadler strod icr birdie on No. 10, f " “ /n a one-shoi where he adhad played daily as a high chai±am pion, m ade a bid wilh aI cclosing shots wilh another final green to nail down i I back inlo a lie al . Jteve Lowery .school golfer,cr. • 64,54, but finished third at 18-i3-under. Stadler slipped b victory Sunday over'Stev II 18-under wilh a I in the Buick Invitational.ll. H e c a m-to rto the final green with a Haltlal Sullon came in fourthII al 16- wilh Lowery al ale was bogey on the 14lh)lh-holc. Stadler ral- I " i x P E iR I E N C Yp i ' l “It was really specisiciol at 18.” two-shot leadad over Lowery. Lowery undmdcr and'M ark Carncval' lied then, wilh birdiesbi on Nos. 15 Stadler said of the roarslars from the birdied thehole hoi and Stadler m issed a anoimother shol back in fifth. enl lead and 17 to openn a two-shot pad. | gallery. “It's great to wiwin in your 2H-foot birdiedie try. but it didn’i mat- Stadler S took the toumamer foot pull Sutlon dropped backbat with bogeys on j hometown. I’ve hadid so m an y ter, as S udlerler had only to tap in for for for the first tim e with a 20-fo< GOLFf B A L L S ! th h o le Nos. 12 and 13. >! I here for so the victory. > for fo r an eagle on the ninth . chances and played he We have thousaiands! All major branands, j W a l l a oce domiinates Gcoodwrein c h 5 0 0) f i e l d I all baggiged in dozens! A-anted lo on the lead lap atat the end, wjth Mark I Reg. $5.00 orc $7.00 per dozen ROCKINGHAM. N.C4.C. (AP) — '■ ■ M IE|T -i Sunday, leading “ “ I Wanted i6 dominate. I ws I e Irvan fini.shing fourth | Does this scenario seem famfamiliar? eight times for 346 lead lca< all the laps and do it in aI bbig way, Marlin and Emie Ii : fans for and fifth. Dale ; EEarnhardt, who was | W iib flthis coupon... Rusty Wallace crashes) in the season* [ ^ ■ i g Q M of the 492 Taps, bul bul I’d like to thank all the f icy proba- running sccond asas late as 478, had to ■ B opcoing Daytona SOO aodid (comes back I ^ H including the final slicking siic behind me. I know the) pit on lap 482 b e«ausc a of loose lug nuts I BUY ® 1ST BAGG REGULAR PRICEPI I a week laler to win the: GGoodwTcnch 60 as Wallace won bly bly had some concerns." i when a on his left front tire and wound up scv- | 500 "al ■ Noflh CaroHrolina 'Motor for (he filth lime on - - Asked / if he was worried ' Ihc other cnth. AND GEIT A 2ND BAGG I Speedway — the samele tas In 1993 the . 1 .017-m ile late late caution flag allow ed thi II at him, Martin led sevtcvcral limes-and was | when Wallace went on toow w in a series* ■w^'M leaders to gel one lasl shot LL OR LESS VALUE ich a .b ig among Ihc leadersers until his crcw gam- ■ OF EQUAl leading 10 races and givgive eventual “The crew did a Wallace Ws said: “We had sud e. E very bled and broughtht Martin into the pils * champion Dale Eamhoidtft a tun for the 'ijgB perfect job on the lead lea all doy. I didn’t care, : couldn’t for fresh tires on1 lapla 458. Thai put him | big money. car,” Wallace said, time tim I looked behind me, I c ;uys. This a lap behind andd

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B-8 Timos-Nows. Twin FalliFalls, Idaho Monday, Fobnjaryy 28.2 Norw(^egians d e s e r v ee d l y p r* o u d o frOIymp i i c s h o ^w j Nag;ganp • LILLEHAMMER. Nor'Jorway (AP) — More than ^ ' ~~\ wriggled outut (of a tiny pup tent she sharored with prepipares 100,000 high-spiriicd faiufans clonging cowbells and .. A three others.I. carrying flags nished likelike a gigantic human train “It wos real!eally cold. I was in the middle a Sunday along the bankscs oof the Nordic ski trail of feet were cold,o l i my toes were cold and 1 a for 1 9 9 8 the m en's SO-kTlomelcr nn move bccauscuse it was so crowded,” she saidlid. “But ■ ^ LILLEHAMMMER, N Norwoy Every racer, regurdlesHess of nationality, heard d \ L Ithinkitwasvas worth i t ” student, (AP) — Joponesinese orgonizers of shouts, of "hey-yahs"' andar saw fluttering flags ^ Kate Molinslinari, o 20-year old exchange st degrees the 1998 Nagamgnno Gomes have ______from start to finish. W also tried aB ninight in o tent at minus 9 di one big wony:r. LiLiilehammer will There were noisy ououtbursts for tHc lesser M , 7 S , Fahrenheit lg from -be a4uird act to0 fo:follow. • known skiers and ihundundcrous clamors for the ■ ML “It was a b it o f 0 shock^ coming Summer ' "I .don’t thinknk any* other coun- Norwegians and Tor Vlad'ladimir Smirnov, the win- 9 t m Australia,”' shshe said. During the 2000 Su os Well as Norway , ner Troni Kazakhstan. V ^ Games in her hom e town o f Sydney, sh«ihe said, try could do os v does in filling( the stadiums with "Wc cheer them all.11. no matter what." said B fans can sleep*p on< the beach, jm ^ D l liro Yagi, sccreta^ Norwegian Anihild Laiscir^n, who — along with ot j l ■ She brou^j ^ t 0 big Austrolion flag, uminsure if people,” Yushiro :i association, said least 20.000 others —• campedca in snow near the f l thetewouldan1 any Aussies to cheer. Ii didn’tt matter,r o f Japan’s ski as ; crow ds o f thou- trail. “We want them;m all'to havc an equal |||| since she plamlanned to checr “Nonvegians anand any- . Sundoy. The cn • sands o f checrinj:ring, flag-waving. . . cliance." one else.” Iging Norwegians ThcvNorwegiahs hadad extra reasons to cheer H That’s exactlactly whot she and evetyongelsiilse did. cowbell-clangin • iin the last dav o f thele (Games. They finished B wcoming nervous,” • atop tiie medals tabicIc wilh\ 26.Tnclu3IngTJrB It -di^’tI m atter w ho. Norwegians cheered ch could avoid bcco: J H orii, 0 bronze gold. And their Games,:s, ai national ob^ssion in H Swedes, theirleir arch rivals, and Swedes cheeredd Manabu H medalist in meimen’s 500-mctcr ihis country o f 4.3 milliiillio>i, ended as smoothly H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ fl Norwegians.s. as they began, ‘^mirTe,SmSmirre. Smirre,” they cheered fcfor gold speedskating, Nagano, ihe people "When we gol it, wee knewki it would bc a good H medalist Sminnimov, an u n d ^ o g Norwegianans took “I hope at Nag ahlie o f know about bob style skiing ond Thousands of Nonvcjivcgians and others — in tlutlirec-bedrtwm igloo lhat Tore: Nordahl-PederscnNi a staircasiuse trod by migrating fans^ Norway wosIS acoming. racing, freestyl bright snowsuits. fure andind almost every insulating and ani his two children shared forb r ia week with his Jnn Eg:gil. a 16-yeor-old member oof f the family. "H ey-y^hih Norge. 1 Hcy-yah Norway,’ they biathlon, soidd TiTokonori Kono. liibrie in existence ~ mannarchcd and skied intrepid- brother bn and his children. colled hi!his week in Ihe igloo and at ithe Games, roared, w ho w on 0 goldsold medal in the ned Icam event ond Iy across tlic snow lo read-•ach the trails. “Look at all these people in our< garden." he “Unbelieiievablc. Incredible. Wonderful,fill.'' As the fansans awaited the next racers, thehey Uip- Nordic combined 0 silver in the indiindividual. Some weaved throughjgh tents, and skirted the jolijoked. Their garden, carved in the snow, included Ncaibyby, 19-ycar-old Kathrinc Litlojitland o f Oslo, danced to wnirm an their feet Gamess offeredd glimpsee of futuire Finalle______Continued Irono m B 5 iVcre wer the vcttcrs — mysteriousIS svpcr- lights, Ullmonn ancand. Heyerdahl recite LILLEHAMMER. NorNonvay (AP) — notablyno Blair, 29, and Dan Jai irl0,000-m ire trek, trav- natilatural creotures of Norwcgio;ion folk tbe Declaration o>f f HiHuman Rights, Many o f the superstarsi o f Lillehammer TheT l Nagano races shouldibtw 1 idc «Jh=Ipin*=irl elmg on skis, soiltwats sai and four sleds Icgccgcnd, some fnendly, somc m ischie-. t‘All are bora freefree and equal in digni- won't be back for anothother Olympics. open. op pulled into the oreno vou/ous. This time they were attaclickedby ty,"Ullmannsaid.d. making room in 1998 for the cluster o f H | R i Q Watch out for severalal young which were pu jy40dogs. mornorc than 100 ‘tfossegrims.”’ or( evil The Olympic flame,flo; which for 16 young skaters and skiersTS 'who sparkled GcGerman women, such ns Schchcnk, 19, S i^ y n i g h l b y . I o f ccrcmonics, as ot the spiripirits, swooshing down the skiski jum p days had blozcdd oron a hillside above here, / ' whowl took a bronze here in 50(iOOmelas; Tll.= m astm ol actrcss Liv Ullmonn ond htill ill: through cIou(b o f s p ^ . Lillehammer, wasts thenth' extinguished. Their names, for tht part, AnnieAr Baicr, 21, who won siKilvciinthe «pcumg.wOTao r Hcyerdohl, known for But B bursts o f light dispersed:d them, “But we knowV this’flamethi will never aren't widely known. But Bi Jure Kosir 1,000;i.( and Cloudia Pcchstein,n, 22 , win- cuplorerThor H :ross the Pacific aboard md and the fnendly vetters occupiipied the die," Heyerdahl said “It will bum for- could be the next Albc.Iberto Tomba. ncner ofthe 5,000. Pechstein’s dchitfrivnl I;" ™yR8 c » ro i « Russia’s llic rail Kon-Tiki.iki. batt]jottlcfield. ever — in differentrent placcs around the ' ii; nexl Bonnie in the distance raccs could be I'ranziska Schenk thi* i for a retum engagement Then, T as the spectators raiseised their worid." Hlair. SvetlanaSv Bazhnova, 21. who10 won Ihc f” Pint-sized Todd Lodwic could sel a 2Ji3,000 meters here. new U.S. standard in a few Norway’s triple gold-mm ed alist, Americans follow — tho Nordic com- .Johann.Jol Olav Koss. will bc'30 • blued. and has indicated he won't 1 Olymnpics___ Tliere may bc some fan faces in BlBul Russia's Alexsandr Golu.lubev, 21. llie future o f women’s figurefigi skating. probably will — he won1 the 500 Continued fron■cm B 5 minininute closing ccrcmony bcncaicath the m ostly on the slrcriircngth of ils much- Gold medalist Oksanana Baiul will be memctcre here. “I'm all for the idea, and personally 1 illurlluminated ski jumps at OlympicMcPork.' moligncd ski tcon;com and ils mucli- only 20 when the Winterter Games begin Id a h o ’s PhPicabo Street Is Foremost of several Icen-agiigc stars ia hope Lillehammim er will apply ogain^” Before B' o fireworics show endndcd the i^ o i^ short-trackck speedskatings team, ledols. in Nagano, Japan. Drorronzc medalist among thtthe young U.S. stars Alpine Al skiing was Italy’s’s Isolde IOC presidcnlent Juan Antonio cvet;vening, Samaronch announceced that ^ h took four meda Kostner, 18, who placed thiilird in the Samaranch said,d. N'Norway or hod "presented lo theic entire Skier Liz Mclntyrntyre surprised with a Chen Lu of China wil argedlnthe1994 . graceful sixth-place fir women’s downhill and supiper-giant ThcNorwegioi;ians would agree. worivorid the best Olympic Winterr (Games freestyle silver. Tommy To: Moe estqb- Szewczenko of Germanyn y - w h o start- W in te r 01>3lymplcs. .. sjj,slalom, * Hosts of Ihciicir first Games sincc everrvcr.” lished him self os a force in the ski ed skating al 2 — w illbc:bc20. ^ All threecc of the men's medalists Two more bronze medals werew won 1952, Norway’ collectedcc 26 medals — But B the focus was ori the Swedes,Sv world with a goldId ma d-a silver, while Yel they will seem like lik old-timers could be; backbi — Russia’s Alexei by 18-year-old Slovenians5 —- Katja their best showiiwing ever. The country whevho ended a run of 74 yetcars lof 22-year-old Picabobo StreetS won silver in compared to one Of ihciiheir likely chal- Urmanov,, 20;21 Canada’s Elvis Slojko, K besijest w in te r m ark o f 13 mcdi:dols— nothav^^ditbetteletter. No. 2 man in the sled,led. banged on i Stokes’ helmet like a bongoh drum. m Nelson Stokes. Dudley’s;y’s brother and A . Part) No. 3 man, gol out oof f thei sled and M C y — ^— - spread his arms wide in celebration, f l Continued frorrom B 5 Jie the area counted what they eststimoted appointing lOthth in i the final race then hugged Jamaicanlbo(bobsled fedcni------f l " ■ room, osking us to tum out our lights, werwere 10,000 bonfires in the wooix>^. Sunday, Norwayrstill stil loves him. lion president Leo Cnmpbnpbell. A ' They even tnadcidc plates we could co t A The T next moming the gatescs to the “Here in Norwoy,m y, if you are o good ■ ll was tlie best finishih Iby far for the « H -. little blond, butlit Iindistinguishable from CToss-countiy cros stadium opened otat 7 a j a othlcte and don'tt getgc to tbe top all the Jamaicans against world-rld-class corope- P - . ' the mony snacksJes available for only $ 15 in in freezing f temperatures. Hundiid red so f time, then you getet even r more popular,” tiiion. Tliey beat Austriatria-1, Francc-I ' '' or$20. peoipeople were wmdng. Three hour)urs later, sa id N o rw eg ianm broadcaster b Arve and Frahcc-2 and the: bebest American . . . And the Norvorwcgiotis are obedient, when wh( som e o f us reporters arrived,ai Fu^um. “Ho willII be bc popular anyway.” sled — by a mere .01 seescconds — in 3 A Ju b ilant n t.Jamaican bobsled teamm glides] to the end of theh e fo u r- to© jh c organiz«lizers o f ^ e gomes asked they thej were singing, dancing andI thappy. They ore goodd sport^sf foir and sup­ minutes, 29.96scconds. , , man bobslbaled track after their third,rd, and fastest, run put tbthem them to walk to events to keep trofiic ^ding E tbe G ^es at cross a competition. Try to ders den were disqualified for chcatiating, the subjectively. George Fitch, the mann vwho camc up T-shirts andmd reggae tapes they made oof f the two things Jamoici . imagine AnKricBicons doing th a t Swedes Swi were thrilled when t hey ^ won a “In cross countiuntry one goes from with the idea o f a Jamaimaican bobsled and solcftoto raise: mortey to the mere spspeed and power,’’ ho said.,1 .‘Tkisis U j fact that:at Nonvegians all speak hockey hoc gold medal in an incticredible point A to B the: fastest,”fas Fuglum said. team in August 1987 "afler“afl some bad fact that, hey,he These guys w ere from clring, his “No one likes to1 fmisbfmi in tbe middle o f u)on in tbe next organizers3 witbv honors in tbe Royal niittee nii that organized the Gwames, mid. ^ncing to nick compcte al Nagano, Jiyxi) ive their own version of teartears prompted by a question fimnfi sn the pack. Bul theyley modei you feel spc- Older ofSt.(>t. Olof. . hc he had mixed feelings about Winter Olympics. s, young women io bulky Amencan Am journalist v4k) askedd 1Ulvang cialnomotter>Niiot’h ot” Myriam Bedard, theje idoublc-gold Oerbonld Hoiberg,I president of the medals mi were divided. S 't t 'y about tbe brodier wUo bas beex•en inis#- Norway made: us us all i feel spedal. „ rauld have "wealera and ULevis who dance a pre- abo medalist in the bialbloblon, took tbe Liilebamni(imer Olympic Organizing “As a good o r g a n ^ , 1 woi mging tn the snow,smce October..Norway ^ Adjo Norge. OgtDgtakk. Committee,e, tw at 0 ^ a commander in liked lik to see each nation take1 ggold. We ■ Canadian flag in. [ Winter sports. They wept w« witb hin t N o iw ^ loves UlUhwng. ------nedal winners the order.. M^ sna^g director Henrik hod ha 61 events and 67 nationsni so that They love * Among the other mei 1 Ibe cold to walch cross AndA even though Ulvang wonv no Ann KilUoa iss s a sportss co/imiisf for . and Fetter Roomingen, his might mi hnvc been possible,” who had the honor werere France’s1 fig- Andenae* m tlay n i^ t, helicopters in individual indi medals, w d. finisheded a dis- tbeSanJoscI^ckm•kuryNews. ure skating bronze medawlalist Philippe deputy, wereere mwlelmights, fust class, soi < '■ i- , i - 1 ^ ■ . 1 ’ - - ^ ■ V . . j M es

Angerf always self-deefeating Sho>ppii IS an1 outtlet inm aarriage You can saves ■ ^ Anger — as a pnprevelarit emotion in a m arriage — hasi never nc been known to make a relationshiplip Ibetter. money att outlet ------:------Tothircomrflfyra sivc to lovc that1 drdrives partners to be- ~ ■ . k ‘------^ com c adversaries,5. rarather than advocates, ~mall^ but]tn ot-— And anger erodess llthc good will so vital to m ake thc marriogiiagc work and flourish. ‘‘In a marriage,, goodgo will is always be* on everytlthing y ing put to thc test.I. Always!”A says Bonnie , Maslin, author of■‘‘The "T Angiy Marriage.” B y C aiby W alworth “An angry marriage,Ige, in particular, erodes Timcs*News corrcspondeni the spirit o f goodI willwi spouses feel towar □ i ; § T i p one another. If goodood will is the glue that BOISE — Watch youiour pennies, and V H keeps people togetgether, there's nothing your dollars will take carc;are of themselves, -8 ^ like angry frustmtiration to make couples thc old adage says. But if ;you watch them feel ns ifth ey are beibecoming unstuck. here, you’d better bring yoiyour own lunch. S'-’'' 'pSh S' ^

You can buy everythingling from pots and JoAnn pans to lingerie ai thrce*ne-mooth-old Boise L - f y Factory Outlets, but youa can'tct buy a ham- :!'i j burger. f r iapsen "W e’re expecting McDoiD onald’s," manag- ^ Psychology er Thane Fisher said. "AntAnd in our sccond u lJ j phase we’re looking al somiomuihing difTerent "G ood w ill is> not nt an inexhaustible from M cD onald’s.” commodity in a marmarriage; it can be used Still, it’s a safe bet ththat mosl of Ihe up," M aslin continuenued. shoppers who come to Idahdaho’s first factory . "Most often itit g o es little by little, oultci m all, locaicd alongg IiInterstate 84 east ...When wc love sorsomeone, we don't just of here, aren’t lookingg f(for Ihc cuisinc. wake up one momin■ning and discover it has Factory outlets arc thee s second-fastcst- disappeared ovemignighl. Rather, in an an­ -igrowing sector in Americarican retailing, af^er •' gry marriage, it is a slow and oflen im* ‘wholesalers, and IdahoIO has never had ' AWPANCrc ARDOnh* perceptible process,ss. Becausc o f this, cou- more than an appetizer. ’ , C u rreently r 24 stores are operatra tin g a t B o ise F a c to ry’ OiO utlets, above, selling evQverything from housewarwares to under­ There arc outlet stores:s scattereds around i pics m ay fail lo tuntunc in and sec it hap- The specialty shops, Ilklik e T h e S w e a ts h irt C o mmpany, p below, draw custotomors with slashed priceic e s . pening. Thcy missss thei signs and signals, the state — Twin Falls’5’ (Groccry Outlet, ' T he very ihings thal thai could alert them to for exam ple — but not Jnin a concentration the possibility thatliat anger is starting to like thc 24 stores al BoiseSc Factory1 Outlets. weaken the fabricc ofo their marriage may Ten or 11 more arc on1 llthe way, Fisher Local selltllers say happen so graduallyilly that thcy fail lo gain said. their attention — untiluni it is loo late.” And the Boise outlet malnail is only thc be- It is deslrucUvc,e. i rather than conslruc- ginning. Similar facilities arca on the dray/- they win sservice, live, anger that shashapcs thc coursc of a ing boards in at least a\ half hi dozen other failing marriage. Idaho cilies, including partart of the proposed “C onslruclivc unger unj doesn't threaten Crossroads Ranch dcveloiclopment near thc selection Ibattle intersection o f 1*84 and U. good will," Maslinin said,: "ll allows peo- U.S. Highway 93 i B o M ByCathyWahvorth pie to express negaijgative feelings wiihout in Jerome County. Timcs-Ncws correspondentlent attacking. Construeructivc anger communi- "Ninety pcrccnt of ouru r tenants arc na- lolesalcrs," Fisher cates, informs, notifotifies. As a re.sult, cou- lional (brand-name) whoh TWIN FALLS — Vouou canc save money on said, and "able to pass saviiavings along lo the. M R ® pies not only surviv.vive constructive anger. ^ some items at a factory-ou/•outlet store, says thc consumers bccausc pf bell3Ctler (profit) mar- they even benefit; fromfrc it bccausc its aim ■j manager of Twin Falls’■ largestlar; shopping ccn- gin thal ordinary goes to) ihithe vendor.” is to open up chamlannels between a hus- tcr, but it’s oRcn stulT.youyou wouldn’t buy any* ------band nnd .vviff., not-c:)L£losc ______where else, luHsidrury oTVatr~MiML^ On the other tyytc^ ^ ^ ‘‘D^si^ciive anger_. ^ ‘irdcpaids'OT-whattyoi '■ ottackT irts a’>^opcapon, noTa to(^;'iti^ ' Hftusch',':tTie;,shKl-mtt^..er,'sells s'wcaicrs R b u |3 . ChnnHW. .~..i«yer Ofthe ft the effcct of tearing'ng down a p ahner and n comparable to those shopfoppers can find in B Q |b H "Usually factory outlets; canycar exclusive, high- partnership ratherr thanth creating a means L.L. Bean, J. Crcw, Eddiedie Bauer and J.C. K R H end things that you couldn'ildn't otherwise afford, o f com m unicalion.on. Destructive anger Penney, assistant manager;cr Barbara Ayling Tliey target the higher end."nd." ^ ' wounds, lls aRermaimalh is hurt, harm, and said. Mosl Magic Valley shoshoppers “aren’t into even hate, rather thaithan greater understand- “You can wash cvcrythiAhing in our store Jewel/dry Liquidators won't giv;ive you a But not everycrything in the mall is a greatI:at the SlOO shirt,” C handlers!cr said. "We'nTproba- ing and empathy. in warm water, and put thcithem inlo the dryer vvii /ilh your ring in il if you do:don’t need deal. Passingg'by b a shoe store, shoppers;rs bly more into tiie $30 or $$40 shirt, so if you "Regrcltably, farar lool many couples see to pull outmost of thc mcm oisture,” Ayling saj, aid Faye W illiams, They cutlUt costs by could read largargc signs advertising shoeses want those (more cxpensiensive) brands, that’s destructive anger: as normal and accept- told a browsing shopper.r. "You" can cxpcct jdng ^without frills, shc said, suchich as box- for "S69.95 andmd $89.95;” ’ where you’ve got to go to giget them.” able, wiihoul realizilizing it is ripping apart to save from 25 lo 50 percicrcent off retail in gj, gifl-fl-wrapping and sizing. Theyicy also of- At Coming,Ri{ Revere, shoppers can cxpcct:ct Chandler poinus out that shopping at home thc very foundationon o< fth e ir love." our store,” she said,. , , . f e r a 55 fpcttent discount for cash. a good rctumI on their pennies if thcy don’ti ’t renders service to shoppers,wrs. How do you knovnow ify o u arc in an an* Ayling said ull mcrchanhandisc is new — mind disconlinilinucd patterns and colors,rs. “If my $40 shin fromI ThcThe Bon doesn’t wash gry marriage — na r rclation.ship in which never "seconds" — andid you) cnn take it I e pay thc soles tax if you papay cash,” Thc store wasas offering a 13-inch-by-9-9- up right, I con take it; batback, but you never chronic anger bcconcomes its most defining back and get your moneyicy back if you're she saidlid. inch baking panf>an on sale for S4.99 and twovo know with on outlet.store:tore, especially when charocterislic? not happy with what you1 bibuy. T h e i5 store is locally owned,, WilliamsV 6 -ounce Pyrcx:x cclear custard cups for a doi*)1* they’re so for away.” Ask yourself theselesc questions: Potpourri fragrances grcijreet visitors at the said, arand will soon be a "nationional fran- lar. Jeanne Wilson, cxccutiviutive director of Twin 1, Do you easilyIy lelI o ff steam? door of Wclcome Home.:. LinensL and laces chisc,"’■ with three more stores in Califor- Fisher sayss thctl majl’s stores cut priccses Falls’ downtown Businessless Improvement Dis- 2, Docs your aniainiagonism escalate? arc stacked high, and brass■OSS and crystal ac- nia. Itsis inventory comcs from cxcutor, and thc distributor in tumlui puts a pay for their “sx“salespeople, lighting, carpct,ct, retailers and distributors,rs. _ ak, mirrors — ihcy gotta pay and thc consumer,” saidd Neils^ Knowlion, modestst m ark-up on the cost lo suppjpport him- advertising, oak, “y ^ Pleaseie ssee 0UTLET/C2

L o o k iiin g g o o dr ______- 1^ ? a lt h n o t 20*foldfold, which would “Let’s jui suit'separates’.' and then,n, matchingi pants. The selec* lavc a prostate problem, myy clientsci w ould be 9>i-ounce worsted wool,I, ai year- “cat up lhathat cookie and then some. oul lo.ha^ This fall, suit mokelokcr Hart SchafTn- Uon willil varyv from store to store, bul ’ picst guys in the worid.’’ ■ round fabric. Some mnnufijfacturcrs . MUSCUCULAR PRESIDENC?: W ^nt to work out the happii er & Marx is launchiiching a small col* suit sepanlaratcs share some fcamrcs of ''' U iT S /C 2' like the Clintons?Cl: Acconiing to U.S..S. News & Worid Conq>UedfiQIftom^tqwita • lection oflOOpercenicent wool suil scp- suits tliatst arca sold as a sel: Please see $Ui

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b a r g a i n ss i n M ej j x i c o Child alibusepreve ention ^\ m e r i c aa n s f i n did ru g b Irugs prescription. Elderly•ly people,j espc- TIJUANA, Mcxico (AFVP) — licnts lo Tijuona’s,’s “farmacias”-whcn retireercc Don Moore, who buys dn lerly cially, may be confusefused by the dif- Jeanor Hope used to come to0 'Tijua-’ they' needed the dmdfUgTamoxifin after includiluding eyedrops for his cldci ferent dosages that dru,drugs somelimes clasISS set at G5 a to buy silver jewcli^, big ppottery surgery for breast5l ccancer. molhcrher. 'Sl £ n the arc sold in. in Mcxic:xico, Food and ascs and leather purses. No’low she He’s not altogcth;cthcr happy about il. “It’sIt’s jusi terrible, the priccs in 1 The Times-NcwB mental heallh,ih, child and adoles- n Ti- Drug Administrationjn sspokeswoman xruscs on anlibiotics. Patients can gett a lol morc from a U.S.,’’said Moore, shopping in ' ccni in[)aticncnl and outpatient Laurel Eu said, They’re the real bargain inn Mexi- U.S. pharmacistit lhanl just m edica- juana.ia. TWIN FALLS.-Thehe (Child Dc- pyschiairy. c o st “A person who iss oholder may have , o, thc Los Angclcs-area nurse■se says, tion, said PrcsanIml, thc head of ihc Twowo "very small” bottles ci velopment Program at thc Col- Craig has workedw extensively | 30 in more than onc medicatiication,” she said. md, wjlh two grown childrcren and American Canccr:r SocictyS in Los An- S4.10110 in Mcxico, compared to S30 Icgc of Soulhcrn Idahoiho will prc- in play therapyipy with children and “It’s importanl to becls arc avail- iro u scrs arcrc cut from another, hc Olhcr C siofcs have tcameicd with collection chani 'ith new trends in able; as well as singlc-bc-breastcd or said. maimanufaclurcrs such as Haggai{anode- keep pace will iggar offers tropical . double-breasted versions.IS. W ith even;n the slightest difference vise visi strategies thal w ill helielp ihcm .mcnswear. Hagg Pants can be plain-frofront, single, in color or• patternp: between thc two manage mai a large inventory. weight and wintenter weight styles to double- or Iriple-plcatcd.:d. Oflcn. lhe bolts, it is impossible in lo get a per- “Wc “ help them keep trackk o< f their thc stores that waivant them. ;s programs arc taking pants arc not finished,d. but a few fcctly malchci:hedsuil. invcnlory.” inv Hoffman said. “I“The av- Suit-scparalcs p D i v . ^A la n Fox way, manufacturers manufaclurcrs offer finisnishcd hems, “Onc of thcth Ihings lhai promplcd erage cra store carries aboul si5six to 12 off in a qiiict w, ^ ^ H ;S 3 4 Falls Avenue, •:#1050 • Tw in Falls, Idaho 833 even cuffcd ones, in a vaivariety of in- us lo enter Ihethe suit separate,s business different dif lypes of fabric slsty les in say. . ... (208) 734-7077 suil separates. As they sell ththe prod- “Suit separatesICS arc an elixir in the . scam sizes. was that Bur)urliriglon Industries has suii AVnnouncing t Whcn:a customer canran get a fin- perfected Ihc the c^sl siluaiion in pro- uct, uci Ihcy scan all ihe bar coi:odcs and suit business aflcifler the casual trend in ed suil sales,” Burks • ished panLs hem and perfc:rfcctly fitting ducing a Ihrehrec-picce or a two-piccc • they thc can find oul whal sizess ini pants clothes affected . Neiu) Office Hours ■ jackcl sleeve length, hcc c;can take thc suil thal malealehes pcrfcclly.” or or jackets they're missing in ii order said, > as thc 100 percent suil with him, said Allanlan Burks, sc- S to re s faced fac another problcm|- lo lo; sell what’s left. We makec sure^ wc For as long a M o n d a y thru T h u r s d a y ave been available, nior vicc president ofif marketing,li Wilh scparaiirales, retailers musl carry have ha' enough fabric so lllhat thc wool suits havi r unaware that such a 9 :0 0 aia m to 6^00 pm ^ H a^ar Apparel Co., whic/hich provides morc jacketscts and panls lo meet lht| stores slo d on't run out of the sizuzcs Ihey many men arc ui ption exists. It's as plain-hcmmcd or cuffcdd pants.p: needs of hanlard-lo-fil custom ers than need." nec convenient opti “There's ihis pcrcepicplion in Ihc withncslcdsiJ suits. Haggar I will make a comnnmiiment close 10 custom-fn-fit as a man can gel, F r id a y cc and thc wail. ----- marktilplacc.lhaj J ‘iu_cu can’t get a Some slorlores make this work by for for a period lo a store to havevc fabrics withoul Ihc price

Larsen _ ' I ■■ Continued from 01 Here is bul a small sample o f the Sccond, S you ean commit to any o f • I don’l haveelo K raise my voicc. ■ ■■ ■ 6, Do you hang on to0 youry anger? advice Maslijslin offers lo help your these the; new behavioral options:s: • 1 don’l havec t(to threaten. • — 7, Docs your anger:r dderail your marriage “gr<‘grow up" when either of • • I don't have to act on my impulse.in • I do n 't havec t • Venters, or people: wwho manage Maslin said,J. past. pas pears on Monday.'Jiys. Ei/cn E\ Ihosc involved in hard,J. manual ^ f anger by Idling it “all hangout;"han laborlal or strenuous sports acti’rlivities / i I. may not • Provokers, or peoplepie who dclib- whowl believe that they arc fil. :dingphy,s- j P | H H H be using all thc muscles need ical stimulation. • Enaclors, or peoplele \who subsli- lule action for anger; F ebruaary ^ All of the body’s muscle;les need ■ • Displaccrs. or peoplepic who dlrccl IW"alls' Finest and Most frcqucnl use if they arc to ucccquire and their anger at outside cne:enemies rather Compleolete Health Food Si keMgpflH maintain good balancc, coordirdination. • lhan at a partner. N u MItional tii Needs Store. strength and cndurancc. Mususclcs >ias • IlnrtM • lloisco|Mtblc • Symbolizers, or peopliople who sym- ' ’*'•^*2c u &ad Crec«ry ilrm l C h o o se to C;)ruise’'''^ r crenable us to move by movingng joinLs. bolically express Ihcir rage•age - often us- sp«uiuiOUlBf la Vqrttariaa Itnai As thc joints move, ligament:nts. cani- ^ v rs h a G ehl ing their bodies to signaltl Ibeirlb irc. T^ElE W T h is W cek I lage. mcmbrancs'and tendon.'ms also gel D r. M arsh • Suppressors, or pep eo p le w h o M e t - R x the cxcrcisc so important lo) theirt well being. sl. CmtforWrIVrtflil Urim aiid HVijftf Lau avoid conflict at all cosl. The basis for chiropraclii:lic care lies in the spine. WhcVhcn nerves arc If you spol any/of Ihc5these patterns. WeAUoSO pinched or irritated due to ai \vertebral misalignment, painain and discom- the trick is lo trade inin } your angry C onntr fort may become an every daday affair. That’s why regulariilar cxcrcisc is marriage for an adultlit m a rria g e . Group Cnilsinjj - Let us Ixxili^ recommended as a means foror strengthening spinal musclcsclcs and pre- TTial’s a marriage in whi)vhich you and MtMhFs!^9^4nl^Sn1^ trip of a lifetime. Book ai few CallTtiJavl y cxtcnd-abilily which arc the trade- opiion o f “civilizing"' Ihc Ih relation- CcnicnrIcnnlal Square marks of a fully functional spspine. Until weak muscles: arearc made ship and. of developingS ne n ew an d m a- stronger the back remains vu/ulncrablc lo muscle spasms,IS, discd dcgener- ture ways of relating to) eacach other. 7 3 3 ation. irritated nerves and pai)ain. We warn patients thal ficficxibilily exercises cannoi: achieveach thc .same goals as chiropractic spspinal adjustments. Strelchinglling involves entire sections of the spine,. nnol individual joints. Jointsts thatth arc mobile will move during a srspecific cxcrcisc and those: whichwh have lost their mobility will not. This 1 will make the problem;m vworse since ^1 “Quality 6a’iarel^ ^ ^ S M il’s the compensating jointss >w hich will be.doing Ihc work/ork, nol those O lhat need m obilizing. Oncee >we have properly mobilizedu d Ithe spiilc, I Close To . we believe that cxcrcisc is a :key elem ent for maintainingling p r o ^ r func- I Home"ff tion. A ease example, a middlIdle-aged gentleman consultedIted my office g Tlie^lcate)ited . wilh acutc lower back painI Iilimiting all ranges o f motion,ion. His history revealed years of inlcrmittenenl episodes of disabling back;ack pain. Afler ^ PiM^onali Bahamas&Disii a series o f ircalmcnls his paiiain was gone and he was backack performing M of Gooding Cou all his routine daily activiliesies. Recommendations wererc mmade to con- FROMMS tinuc w ith maintenance carere and follow a program o f exeexcrcisea I •p!“ ' • 1'14* designed i to keep his spine fliflexible. Because of his longmg history1 of follow through wilh the p ro)gnim g ^ recom- g talwj)ri(tobii spina! pain, he decided to fol on'-',' mended. The stability hc go:joined has improved his spinalinal health and M e x k o d r K e y W a s tl&DisneyWoiid S I w " . I has been frce o f back pain fcfor several years. - f c b t n ^ l ^ q u a Recommendations for■ theU proper exercises arc giveniven for specific needs not only during treatmtmcnt but for keeping fit afterter treatmentt has cbrii^nth*^« l v e ' I'FUOM 81'14* been : completed. Mainlaininling optimum spinal functionin pplays a key iliiithcaMIln' li '■ gKonsneorDtsmyWciU- rrole in our heallh. H | : ' Considering chiropraetii;tic...call for a no-cost tonsulttsultatidn today. enMPdatvUimnobSiuiffi Chiropractictic...A Natural Allcmalive!1_____ F IWicn •»ilK*n1oto«)(S|KntinW’lS|<»p9^irU"ordi6Asironout D t.MMarsha J. 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DEAR ABBY: Yourir advice lo My dear molhcr, Goldie PoPoria. I would like to say lhat there is “Depressed Daughter" >w as com - £icd almost 11) years ago, and I1 can nothing innocent aboiabout marijuana, Reduce wriststrainV mehdablc.! could havcc usedi your Bjy DBap Abby I oncstly say that the-ycursrs w e II fogs Ihe mind andmd impairs your ■ ■Whenybur'wfisls'ar5 and hands are letwe.' they feelfee stiff and sore. You .help 14 years ago when;n I faced a I Abigail spenTcnt together cnrichcd my life and thinking. I firmly beibelieve that if 1 can'reiedse that'tonitension, and help prevent repelpeiitiv'e strain similar situation. lade mc a better person. hadn’t started smokinjking pot; I never injury-knowi] as RSl-byRS exercising your handsds iat least once an I, loo, loved my moiheher - to Ihc V anBuren "'“tThankI you for giving mme a would have tried cocaiocainc. hour. Three simplelie exercises€ help drain tensionon out of those point of leaving a leachinglg position in 1 -1 chanhanCe lo possibly help suihcileone I'm married withh tw two children. I tendons: another city and reluminging lo York, el.scl.sc who is going ihrough a dep::prcs- had a good white-c:e -c o lla r jo b , a Pa., after my father diedI aand Mother I remindedj herh of the many chai- ’sion.ion. You may use my name. home in the suburbsirbs and a clean S f', stretching became ill When I arriveded. I found a lengcs she memet in her life - and -G W E N D O L Y N L CC:OTE rtcord. Now. ever;vcrything I’ve Extend your arms in woman 1 no longer knew;w. She had how she iriuiiumphed over all of DlDEAR GW ENDOLYN: Whi/hat a worked for is al risk-biik-because of my 3 ^ front of you. Stretch y. She criti- 'ihcm. I also rcreviewed all the sacri- worn'ondtfrful idea you had; not; onlyu stupidity, your lingers and become biller and angry, id the projccl you suggcstctcd lo For those of youou ’ who are not | 2H spread them apart as cized every member of' oour family, fices she hadad made for her chil- did i ^ (ar a s possible. Hold made derogatory'remarksks about my dren. Then I ssupested she write yourour mother inspire her to focu.^rus on involved wilh drugs,gs. please don't M H • . for a few seconds an< husband whom she hadid form erly thc slory of hciher life, and lell others somiamelhing positive, il provideded a even try them. Il's nol worth it. m then relax. Repeat ' odored, got inlo fights withilh ihc neigh- how she camcn c lo be the wonderful lasliiisling legacy for your family. W hile incarcerated,;ed. 1 enrolled in . several times. bors, and isolated hersellelf from the mother I oncc» 1 knew. DlDEAR ABBY: I am currci•enlly a drug rehabilitalionin piprogram, and I world.'! was al my wit’s en'cnd. A bby, shee immedialely i started serverving a iwo-ycar sentence:e for have cleaned up mmy y life. 1 havc Ifs also a good ideala :s, and eventually, not cocaocainc possession with intenent to been clcan for over• a yyear now. and | 9 . 10 move your body After many monlhs of)f frustrationi making notps, f f l ‘ from lime lo tinie, by and many prayers, 1 hiihit upon an only did she: writew her memoir - ii sell,: 11. it’s the smane.st moveive I ever made: raising your arm?.. idea, Wc had a serious5 lalk,I and I was a masterplrpiccel The whole fam- I I : am 34 years old und stai;artcd -INMNMATE 711895 over your hoad for a ' told her how much 1 had hi always ily was mighlghtily impressed. Wc smolmoking pot about 2 0 yearsi uago. DEAR INMATE:E: I If your letter 5 good sirolch and admired her, and how proudpr I was plan to have; lhIhe manuscript copicd That"hat supposedly innocent drugjgijed keeps only one persorrson from trying S ' rolling your lhat she and Dad manageIgcd to rai.sc so il can bee passed p on to future me1C n toi rafl the Colorado loosely-first up and tlthc canyon has been rumoredcd to be the River ih r o u j theih« Grand Canyon, down, then side to hdeepest gorge on Earth. HF ow ever, “A lol of thee Utechniques he used still . side. Keep at ll until t.bccause no Weslcmer had bebeen to ihc apply today," FisFisher says. • the tension goes away. ^canyon since 1920, Ihe rumorru had However, usirtsing updated equipment - nnever been confirmed. such as speciallally designed inflatable m Thai all changed when Fi;Fisher, after rafis, Fi.sher andnd his friends developed I ^U R C E : K'nimM Cooirf 110 years of trying, receivedi ppermission new techniquesa forf the sport during the from Ihe Chinese goverrirnm cnl to 1980s. ifoit Froo P»o5S. KRT Inloofaphics ^ Oolroit • explore Namche Barwa inn 1992. He mader his first visit lo the canyonca ihai ' ' — fall, the first timc an Amcncrican has •Emer^at^ female stress explored S the gorge. Estrogen1 imay fight fe He subsequently led an e t Sung'ss groupg found lhal the bloodI •inlo Namche Borwa in Ap Uw Washington PMt d landslides 'SCTJlorj pressuree cof thc post-menopausal fighting f torrential rains and iHscofoit ; Estrogen may bufferfer young women women roseros 21 pcrccnt, nearly twicc ill rise in the olher women and against mental stress: jusjusl as il appeals the overall i S T T T r l lo protcct them againstnsl cardiovascular Ihe men. IIDAHGICECRREAM mtarnc disease until mcnopaupause, a team of Premen

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ChUdrcren test coimfused IF o r file;sh sprii n g f a cc e , l e t g^ o w s hIlO W ike it look even iCnight'Ridder Newspapen I think really .weIi-groomul subtle. than matte ones, mericu's par- ill part of the words to say to Amci i P a p e n t l n g Whal docs lhat mean foro r y o u r 4 * Bru!rush out the eyebrow, sasays Mascara is still | be, " S T O P light sweep will ents, they would h< 1 nukeup collection? 'f*; ' ' H ananlan Ajluni of Hanan Cosmetictics spring face, but a ligh ACTING CONFUSEDED!" I John niai Spring cleaning. Beveriy Hills, Mich. Defiifine usually suffice, When our children,n, rnow 25 and ' ^ Rosemond Go g Ihrough your lipsticks,cs. Toss themm \with a powder or a pencncil. With all lhat kohlihl ; rim m ing the 2 1 , were much youngcnger, my wife , but eyes, heavy-duty mas^nascara is hard- m ------^------1 jutout Ihose dark, malle colors, such Then:n "clean up” the brow line, b cd. We d id n 'i l— matic look. and I acted confuscd. JS port, burgundy and sherrjrry. I’l p lu c k w ith abandon! .’Thrha’i ly crucial for a dramat ing confuscd. Confusion.Dn. It reigned over the ^s [ know wc were acting ;ave the true reds. Ditc th e ans plucking out stray hailairs ; thought we Roscmond1 householdh when our sav b 'ul w e w e re . W c th nuddy browns. But savive th e ; srgrow below Ihe brow archh or L i p s ps ’ or “respcci- children were w< young. We’d w ere being “ nice.'’ oi :oral-browns and pinkish-br< bclwccA'ccn the brow s. B ut leave ninal* T h at super-m attee Ulook, the one tic," or some refuse a request, req the child in cori ful.” or ‘‘democratic, Before you invest in a wri^rinkle^ . % uralI fullnessfu intact. that meant lipstickick had lo be fact w e w ere question woivould bccome visijily B such thing, but in fac linen suit, a silver kill, ann apron - ...... • Eyes scrubbed off wilh a washcloth,v is acting confuscd. upset, andd ’we'd acl as if the Jrcss or a baby doll frocl the 'his is the one area where: theI over.' the kids did child’s dislrstress was indication When one of the :hcapcst, easiest way to u p d ale ing face veers off from its nat-m Lips should look>k moist.n While I't approve of, that our deciscision had been wrong, chc j i spring something wc didn't : your style for spring is withb a lube u ral.1. ffresh-faced direction. EyEyes no one is advocatinHing gooey lip V e’d say somethingg like,li “W e’d So, w e’d itart stai doing what 1 now you jf lipstick — S 12 if you splurge.sp > 'Tr^nr ^ are the place fo r dram a. gloss that smells likeike :strawberries, rather you didn’t do0 tlthat" in this call the "tan;antrum dance.” We'd of Pink tones, plea.se. Phcnoeoui T'he h e big buzz this seasonn is sheen is hot. Newercr matten lipstick tone of voicc. shift from oneor figurative foot lo pleadmg. smarmy ton Now chcck oul your bliilushcs. Freshness andi sa u b tle ty a r e t h e aboutlul kohl, a look w ith originsIS in form ulas are crcamimier i( and don't . Or, equally whiny. “P“Please do n 't the other, irying try to find a "solu- Foundations and eye shadelows. If hallmarks o( this /pl, where women used a kckohl make the lips look or feelI dry. do lhat! W c’rc askinging you nicely tion” to theic problem| w e’d creat- fiis spring's look Egypt, Ihey all are malle on yourur skin, powvder de to draw a dark line arou3und Hanan offers sonsomeihing she now , so please don’t,’t,OK?" C ed. The noremo we danccd, llic the; you need to replace at leastSl some the eyieye. That's not to say the g(goal calls “veils." These:se arc lipsticks If-we w anted one: ofuf them to do mcHCOurdeclecisions displeased the you If you have drydrj or combmalion ■ jg tg0 look like Cleopatra. with translucent coloiolor lhat can be ronch the sub- children, andmd the more vocal they uf o f them. t som ething, w e’d broni We know you've spenl the ll losl skin, try a crean:am blush. If your 'or spring, kohl refers to a sofisi worn alone or overIT anolher,ai more jcct by asking, a) “WcWould you bc became aboibout their displeasure. V couplc of seasons mutterirring the skin is oily, optIt forf pow der blush __ and yes, slightly greasy —• ceye opaque, color to0 adda a bit of ething helpful And the morcore we danccd, cou willing to do somclhi makeup mantra: matte, malic, n with slight iridesJesccncc. In either pencilicil. Runway faces fealurured sheen. d?” or b) “It We dcscricribed the children as nia for Mom and Dad?' matte. Slop il. The rules:s have case, go for pink!nkish tones. (When k. smudged, . kohl-rimmed e>eyes "We’ve seen matteatte for so long w o u ld bc really nice,icc. and we'd “sirong-willcillcd”, and "argumenta- ni^ changed for spring. m a k e u p fo lk s sisay pink, by Ihc red with soft lips. lhat'a lip wilh a1 little lil shine is really, really apprecia:ciate il if you tive" and "sl>’slubl^rn” when in fact cha So we.asked several mimakeup way. they meanin l brown-roses and 'lakeup artists recommend han- h: sexy.” Skog says,s, pointingf oul ' w ould ... ” or c) "Ho•How about if ihey were: justju doing what chil- S artists for lips on how lo creircatc the brown-corals., not n bubble gum j|i„g,Ig kohl wilh carc. Draw precccise thal fashion is “getlgetting back to wc make a deal? If you'll ... , dren do whcvhen their parents acl iifti spring face. pink.) , , c ir cclcs le around your eyes anda glamour and sexy,'. withw hemlines i- then we'll ... " orr dd) "Do you confused.. They1 were testing. spri Whal do you need? Pc’crhaps Remember thishis rule for spnng: yQ^.jiril wind up looking like a rac-n going up. plus we're w< seeing think you could stopip what\ you’re which is; to t -say they w ere- V more important, whal shoulluld yoii "Everything inI moderation," m says >n. Smudge the kohl too munuch pumps again and heel:lecls again." doing for a few minutnules and help demandingg tot know jusl exactly mo avoid? ^ Todd Skog oftf S a lo n K c n n ic e 1 y,yo u ’ll look like yoil weree on ■ The drawback: yoyou’ll have to us with the houseworkork?” where w e stood su conccrning rules ' ;ivc Bashar in Birmiiningham, Mich. “I losing io‘ side of a fist fighl. reapply a creamyy lilipstick more W hen none o f thehe above-men-; and expectatlaiions. Was obedience like a woman’sl’s own beauty to lanan advises drawing onl)ily a often. But. Skog says,ays, “it’s kind of tioned approaches proiprompted ihem an oplion?’ W as everything, in the Skin e „ i„ show through rati•ather than Irying to ^ line jj across the ipp of the e>[e.c; sexy to pull oul lhat:hat lipstick and lo instant coopcraliiHlion, we'd get final analysisfsis, done or nol done at Use L a light hand wilh fo bcsommnclliall,illh c y ’rc n o l. n s m u d g in g ,ii slight]Illy, compact and reapplyply ll." Colors? frustrated. "What doJo we have to their pleasuisure? Were we asking lion.' Uor t I m most cxcited w hjtjlitclaw ihin.ks rimming the I PinkslThink.mauvcs,ves, purples and do to gct'.you lu listen?"list we'd or telling? Whal?W TTiat's'lrue T for most seasoi abZl'.-rja'i's'seeing (supcrmod-- irc cyc is O K , “but adds thehese browns with pinkc undertones.ur If whine. "What docs; il lakc to gel It was otnot until,wc look a sland il's it's never been more true ih 'bJ cl) Lindn Eva,.,angclisla wiihoul. rds of cautiori: Use a brownm or you have darker skin,kin, think about you to pitch in andid bet: even the and maintaiilaincd'fl in the face o f spring, sp r when faces shou " big deal. A lol of 'm-iktuo frecklcsCS on models wheh le jth ; botlom eyelid only from frc order through Barneys Ba New w b at wc w anted, they’d the; done il ing ourselveIves, when we stopped gone gor overboard. Think of m ouflagJ! hcfore you alwa:vays covcrcd Ihcm middle of the eye lo the ououter York): Purity by' PcP o p p y (a new w ith this hangdog loollook lhat spoke trying to >ebe "psychologically' cor- as as enhancement, not camoi cornerner. Smudge both lines. line available at Barneys); Ba and of a major drop inn self-esteems , reel” in everk'cry decision we made, For Poi most women, a nickele l-sizcd 1^' Don’l go too close lo IIhc Toasted Pink byr BobbiB< Brown and so, fearing lhat1 we'dwc infiicled when w e stopped sto trying lo make dollop jol of foundation is pier=ncy for rebrows ic.” Whitclaw says. “Thai gi'gives Essentials, availabliable at Neiman le sio n s on th eir psyii.syches, we’d them happyly and instead did whal the the entire face. ion of a Perhaps, lasl: yeary. you plucked ^ i^nsense ex p ressio n and the Iolook Marcus. apologize and ask themthe to please we fell wasIS besl1 for them and the ‘Again, ' / forget the nolioi I within a sliver of shouk Wilh dramatic eyes;ycs. you should ovcriook our lo.ss of composure, family; that';at's when the kids slarl- completely cor dry, matte finislish. For J““' •"“"s '* luld be very .soft.” ikclewy, llicir lives 10 achieve ac: thal ultra- po^ look, avoid super-pale lip;lips in favor of that we were havingig a; "bad day” cd being a1 pleasurepi to live wiili. ■ spring,spr makeup should look 'or an even m ore dram atic lot fined, ultra-arched ygy q, isidc some color balancccc (on your face. or some such thingng and really. ------even eve slightly moist. Think; Jihcallhy "ll"' ullra-dcfin J could line the botlom insi brow. Hope (h(hey grow back, ofthethe cyc from ihe inner cornerier to H unan .says, ' w e 're not m ad at ihcithem, wc were John Rosio.sc/nond is n fjrn ily glow. g|o something lhat psychologist’ist in priviilc pnicticc in Begin [ with a foundationm lh a l's , ... '^'cououter corner. Bul som e expcperis But — and this is tlthe tricky part really mad about son , b ro w s a rc s lill jj : and we were North Cure:irolin:i. Questions o f right rig for your skin — oil-l-bascd, , P.“' “'’"."S’J / lining the inside of theI e eye — you do n 'l w ant; perfectpci balancc. happened at work ar chcd, but not nearly make: on Ihcm and general intc/)fcTC.s7 m:iy he scnl to water^based, w a pore minirlimizcr penned and archt ikcs you morc susceptiblele lo Don'l do durk-rimmeimed eyes paired jusl taking it out or ;y’re somewhere cyg jfj I idea, let's all him :it r/ibi\S'Ch:irlot(c Oh.'icrvcr, whatever. vvh You can apply ppowdc; so '"i"- P ’cy : infections. wilh shellacked lip s , o r y o u ’ll hey! we've goi an id loke Shields’ cater- g o o u t fo r so m e icc ice cream or P.O. Box 32IHK32 Cluirlottc. N.C. to to take Ihe shine off your<1, nose, “Brook Mso, not everyone should ppar- look like RuPaul. id a '40s glamour ,jcjp:„ And ... lick-tockock, tick-tock, something and just rclrelax! OK? 28^2. butbul oth erw ise, you can prc,robably '""K ipate in the kohl trend. puss look. ______I skip ski the powder. "On'On loo small an eye, it'll chclose RuPaul is over. C h e nn lc a L icem edJlies, exLerdse^ c a n alid a g iln g ski]i n D te Haxtford Couiaat "Eye wrinlrinkle.s didn't bother me, bul tal:tableclolh. There arc dermahabrasion, whether il's permanent," p said notbc; bc the only man seeing a dcrnianatol- wrinkles for some, surlsurface skin dam- on my body?'ly?" said Williams, chchemical peels, facc lifls,s, eyelid Greenberg. "Il doeloes stimulate the epi- ogistist for1 help. A few years ago,Q, the age can be slowed quiteuilealot byaregu- A few years ago, wwhen Ralph "Notmylx/ lx)dy." SUIsurgery and. in the pa.st five yex,'earT). scv- dermis." skinn tradetl dealt almosi entirely' uwilh lar regimen. While: no none o f his cus- )ccifically talking Williams noticed the fairfaintest hint of Williams’s ^ ’ wrinkles have been a Jong er;ioral chemical treaiments thatat bypass According to the A m erican womciifflcn, but Greenberg said men makem tom ers com e'in speci: crow's feel around hiss e;eyes, he was time cominging. And like a lot of the traitraditional surgery as a means5 oc f elimi- Academy of Dernermatology. the olher appoirwinunents and end up talking ababout aboul wrinkles, Charlieiriie Hall, program . amused. Al last, he wasas fcbeginning to mcmbcreoftl)f the baby-btiom generation, nainating wrinkles. wonder ointmemenl o f late — alpha theirv,ir wrinkles, director at Bally’ss HiHoliday Matrix look like his father, whomom he’d always for whomI gigetting older is jusl now The compound Retin-A reversesn hydroxy acids — falls somewhere "Ve•Very commonly people bring1 it up Cenler in Wesl Hartfoirtford, Conn.. said considered distinguished,d, beginning to Ibc a reality, he’s confused suisun-damaged wrinkling, saidid Robert between a drug and a cosmclic. ll has a in contextcon o f a visit for other rcasoisons.” plenty come in talkingcing about looking “I expccicd my facc:e ii lo w rinkle," by ali o f thehe things he’s read and seen GrGreenberg, a Vcmon, Conn., dcdcrmatol- similar effect as ReRetin A and appwrs to he said.saic "They say. 'O h, by the wa>vay, I morc youlhful. said Williams, 52. "MyMy father had about the ire:Ircaimenl and prevention of- ogogist. The compound — wh^hich has have a permanent:nt cffcct on wrinkles, appealpear to be wrinkling morc quicJickly these wonderful creasesses around his wrinkles — those Ihings he thought bens i a v a i l ja b l e i n w^ ] ^ rin k le w" irate the uppermomost skin laycr. They Besdiisdine. director of the Travel(clcrs A D V Ai N i IC E D ^ are temporarily bebeneficial in that they Centeinter on Aging al the Universitj C A R P E T J pulled tight and the inci:cisio n is irap moisture onn tlthe skin with a laycr Cbnnemnecticut Health Center. The H artford Courant after four to five days. It is thought pu revcnl P— & llin .l..-7 : to be permanlancnt. chclosed with sutures. It caran causc of oil. Aflcr a few hours, the lolion - While Wh it may bc loo late lo prc’ Unwilling to go dowrjwn without a BlepbaroFroplasty (eyelid surgery), infeclion, ini hematoma (bloocod under and ite cffcct — is ]gone. fight? There are some slc|slcps you can $2,500 toI $5,000$! — T his rem oves ihc ihi skin) or nerve injury (though( While Williamsns figures he’ll ju.st set- take to eliminate thec wrinklesw lhat excess wrinrinkles on upper lids and rare). nn Il lasts five to seven ye;?ears. tic quietly into his wrinkles, he would _ are already there. bags under:r thetl eyes. After a local or They include: general anc*ncsthetic, an'incision fol- v Chemical peel. $2500 Uto $3,600 — lowing natuiitural lines is made on the p mkOffer- cC o m [t u l a t kTO This w orks best on wrinlTinkles around upper o r lowowcr cyc lids. Excess skin, -L the m outh, foreh ead1 and ai eyes. A fat or musclscle are removed, and the great Sclectiot. ^ Computeiterized Digitai ^ chemical solution is appliedapf 10 the cut is suiuilurcd. The sutures are r ^ o f Custom y lop layer of skin, whiclhich separates removed after al a few days. The ' Jamiartry 's from the lower laycr. TliThe top laycr patient cann ccxpcct swelling or bruis- fra m es. Hearing AilAids by IWdex. ■0 lo three weeks. A possi- reddens, and a subscqulie sands irregularities fromom the skin. It the back of the car into Ihe lower / I n IV IE D IC A I can cause infection andan scarring, scalp. Tississue and fat are then W i ows disappears rcmdvcd fromfro the neck. Ihe skin is I The swelling that follow: Her ^ HUMI[IDIFIER I S * ModdtiJ6125D Irjik ' »ivAegranUa3nii I ' V p f f i • 2 gakno(ad^w/lia^hrs.iunlngttm8J , Leslie rece, 'h e s t m IIII iH m m o n t h l y s c Leslir e a s . ' • Director Ix il I f M S M •C^nytngHandtt Haircut ippointmals. [pm daily ( i l l m l MiU ^ $2 !^ 9 5 L Call \%n Jensen for all) Jus le g e homeoxyg^neear Z eived the high I s o f coresI in all an»lgn 7 3 3 - <6 2 7 0 i 577 Lynwocts available as lale as 4:30■alls pn. ^ 3 1 3 5 1 ^ irk done by studenls) m ______

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I wish.to discuss a scrioi threat lo breasts had urgent safely infor'ormation Failure T o Takec t A Gander. It is nol so S o wc \ have three facls lo considsidcr: mindle.ss drooling ZoiZombies of Lust. ' our national security/ n no w -b ein g Dave Sivritten on them. Emily Pragcr:r wanted easy, being a guy.'ly.' I, 1 ,13 Breasts make men stupid. Granted, this is also;o trueii now. but il posed by a foreign brassier Ihis to happen. Emily Pragcr• didd: evenliially get a .. ’.2 . The1 Wonderbra, makes brereasts will bc even worse, , It’s called the “Won(onderbra." I Bappy “tT his is why life is so- compnplicated m a n to lalk lo5 hher breasts ("The cvenn:n mure noiiceuble. W hat can wc doI aboutab( this threat? found out about it via an article in A for men in the 1990s. On tlthe one Wonderbra andnd 1 had done our 3.TTlic Wonderbra is coming hehere. A nuclear strike againsainsi Great Britain The New York Timess vwritten by H u m o r h°'„hand, if you do look at a. ^/O m an's work/’ she reporoorls). I am not sur- rhis Thi is very bad for the UniInitcd would probably bele o overreacting at Emily Pragcr, who comc;m cs right out ZS I bre;breasts while you talk lo her,hi she prised. Males ha'havc a lot of trouble Staleslies. Look at what happenecled to this poinl. A betterr idiidea would be to lion o f lop leaders and stales lhat she docsi ncnot have any services off GGerman scientists who coucould conclude that yoiou're a not looki^ at bre;reasts. What is worse. Greatcal Britain. At,one lime, theree 'was send over a delegation cleavage (“I havc no ciciclcavage" arc had been worl/orking on the Nazis' top- NcJNeanderthal lestostcrone-c:-oozing males cJfinoi loilobk-at breasts and no Wonderbra.W and Great Britritain lo look inlo the WoiA'onderbra. so lo d o n ’t hear from her exact words). secret Atomiclie Brassiere Project.) slinslim ebag or a U.S. senator,, anda she think at the sameic Itime. In fact, scien* ruledcd the richest and mosl poweverful speak, and if wc doi then wc launch a This is why she wasi interestedin in The Wondeiiderbra is not yet sold in the coucould call the police, and yoiou could tists now believe:ve that the primary e'mpiripirc, on Earth. Now, therec iis a them in a wcd'k, then the Wonderbra, which iss apparentlya] a United States,les, but il’will be soon, so endend up being arrested forr SexualI biological functic:tion of breasts is to Wondjndcrbra. and Great Britainn is a nuclear strike. Thatlat iis my prim ary - legend in the fashion coit:ommunity. It Emily Pragcrcr gotj hold o f one and took HatHarassment and Being A Cre:recp. On make males stupicipid. This was proved palhcIhctic shrunken nation wilhih an recommendation. Myvly :;econtiary: rcc- lat this delegation, has been manufacturedI andar sold for il out for a testest drive. Her goal, which ihcthe other hand, if you d o n't 't: look at in a famous 1978'78 laboratory expcri- econojnomy based almost entirelyly on ommendation is that ll pect. should nol over 30 years in Great Britain,Bri wli^je , she freely adiadmits, right in The New herher breasts, it could turn oout thal mcnl wherein a lcIcam of leading male scllinlling blurred photographsIS of with all due rcspeci it is extremely popularar bccausc it*^ York Times,5, vwas to_gct men to talk to sheshe's a reporter for The Nevcw York psychological rcresearchers al Y ale Princcncess Diana working out. include the prcsidcnl.nl. makes women appear loo hh a v e a la rg - her breasts — not iK the sense of walk- TinTimes, and you are actually hhamper- deliberately lookeiked al photographs of Coincidence? Coii I ihink nol. humor columnist cr, more uplifted set of fasIfashion acce.s- ms «P lo tiem and saying, “ Hil How. inging her efforts to carry out h(her jour- breasts cvciy dayly Ifor two years, at the Imagine Ima what will happen to0 this Dave Barry is a hw erican for the Miami Herald.raid. Wrile lo him sories.- (The- article doesncsn’i say.how. doyoubr^tfasts like this weather w e're nalinalistic duties, which are pnprotected end of which lh'>>“= l\ iJOpiim * P i , needs. Your basal met^ c la - \ - burned. clols, more likekely in w om en w ho sial.1 amongar phy.sicians and family1 plan-p understanding aboul1 contraception co has bolic rate (BMR) accouitJunts \ ; \ For the 120-pi-pound smoke heavily, hahavc high bkx)d pres- „grs,rs. 5Somc say ihc pill is sjife for• oover- improved over the liLsl IilsI eighti years. Ihe for approximately 60 p« p, \ woman who excrciciscs at sure or high cholclolcslcrol levels, .suffer the-cie-countcr sales, which theyy say mcdical profession1 slill sli needs to do . \ moderate intensity f(for one from diabetes orrare ar overweight. wouli : birth more." . ccnt to 70 percent o f t i'caio n es...... _... )uld promote more effective li calorics burned every d: rJ \ hour, an additionnnal 400 Many of those)se surveyed believe Basal metabolism inciudi S i\ 'rprote'n (,?)..... >1 calorics are nccdei!Icd. H er birth-control pillsIls increase the risk of such things as pumpiiip in g \ \ t ,,V ^ totol daily caloricie con- canccr. In fact, sasaid ACOG President blood, breath in g and ai \ \ '• ^ sumption would bc)c 1,800 kichard S. Hollisllis, birth-control pills maintenance o f body tei , calories plus the 4004( for prevent somc cancanccrs, including ovari- peralure. The body ncc exercisc equalingI 2i ,2 0 0 . an and endomclriaIrial. Only 6 percent of S were aware of that l>cn- an amazing amountn t o f \ \ iiff- Therefore, the 120-]0-pound Ihose surveyed wc calories just to carryry nS. moderately for onenc hour ceplivc u.se is at1 Icleast as ri.sky as child- d need birth. Out childbea>earing carries twice the There are many fadeactors souJ^'iOotmitFroo:roo Ptws! Enilno'’^'M a 8«bw ...... cach day w ould that can affccl one’s BMB M R . I— ------— ------1 2 ,2 0 0 calorics cacach day riskofdeath, ACOCOG says. H They include age, heigeight, I------1 just to maintainlin her R esults weree based t on telephone KHTIfiloflfai \ugust and September gender, dietil^g liistoi>tory; 'weight. interviews in Auj vomen 18 and older. temperature o f the enviinvironment and a moderalelilely active lifcslylc. or 60 F I or a rough calculation o ol fy o u r 1993 with 997 wot icrccnt of those inter- types o f exercise perforrbrmcd. pcrccnt for)r p very active lifestyle. For daijy dai calorie needs for .safe5 vweight Eighty-six pcr( pcrccnl using the pill. | H | To estimate your.baj.basal metabolic example, to estimate Ihe daily caio- reduction, red subtract 2 0 pcrccnt-at-of the viewed, .md 91 pt aceplivcs are not safe ^ rate, multiply youn)/cigleightby lOcalo- ries a 120-p0-pound moderately active total tot; calorics your body nc(lec'ds to said oral contraci withoui a diKlor's prc- ries per pound, For exaexample, a 120- woman wou^ould bum, odd to her BMR maintain ma its weight. enough to [buy wii i pound woman's BMIM R w ould be of 1,200 an additional 600 (50 per- For F exomplc. the 120-f1-pound scription. . "Fitness Clasisse's lories lo Early Lnkl year.ar. the Food and Drug 1,200 calories. 120 xK H10 1,200 caio- ccnt of hericr BMR). 1,200 plus 600 woman wo who needs 2,200 caio: Available at various tin-im es of d ay ' / W said it would look inlo ries. 1800 caloritsries for moderate activity, maintain ma her weight wouldId need Administrjlion sai & evening to suit your:ir schedule. :ly begin making 'birlh-cor:ontrol pills available ' -• Daily activity.. In addition to Remember,cr, your daily activity docs 1,760 1,7 calorics per day to safely NON-MEMBERS5 FI E E S . her wcight-rcduction prognim.71. 2.200 without prescriptiiption. but the idea was fueling your BMR, yoyour body also not take into in account Ihc caloric her $ 2 4 / m o n t h uniimitoddnllondnnco i [• ! f ? p 4 — 440 1,760 calorics quickly put o na1 backb; burner. consumes calories withvith your every- needs for ex(exercise. ' — $ 3 0 / 1 5 c l a s s e s (nono oxplrolion) , ^ day activities. Depencending on your • Purposwsefiil cxerdse. Physical Daily I calories minus 20 perccrcent bf normal level o f activitivity, your daily activity canan account for 20 percent to daily dai calorics equal the nummber of activity can consumcnc a significant 30 percentIt ofo the body’s daily energy calorics cal for safe weight loss. Weight e floom Many of us think that K amount of calorics. II It iis easy to sec expenditure.ire. It is difficult to estimale F <. Idealfortotlotal body conditioning - how a mail deliverer• walkingwi a route caloric expxpenditurc since il varies weight, wc wc need to cat fewer ca including free weijeights and nautilus equipme)ment. will use more caloriesies than a sccrc- accordingJ to the type of exercisc per- When W! wc drastically cut our tory sitting at a desk. formed, the intensity, duration, and calorie cal intake, wc can advi To estimate the caloralories burned in the individu:dual’s weight. affcct aff our nutritional statu Cardiovivascular Room adm ills and b icycles will strengthenstre general daily activity,, adadd to your cal- Studiess haveI determ ined that a health. hc£ Wc need a regular diet t Our stairm asters, trea< e a s e and y o u r e n d u ra n ce fcfor general Iditional 40 per- 120-poundid individuali bums 3.8 caio- the energy for work and exi those leg m uscles increc culatcd BMR an addit health and/orr a n y of your favorite sp o rtss cent of your BMR foifor a sedentary ries a minuinute during low-intcnsity Also, Ah a day of fasting often lc z an evening of bingeing. lifestyle, 50 pcrccnt of >your BMR for and 9.2 caioalorics during high-intensily an Pools6 Steam Room U se our pool for la ps s' or join one of our fitnessj s cl c l a S ^ ^ Book aimtns to keep sti;tudents from[ majoringr in : ^h^_^enjoy a relaxaxing sauna or the steam1 rooms.roi Knigfat-RldderNewsSeiScrvice she’d whiplip up Kraft macaroni and Hamilton I and some other v her Crock-Pol. ofof the Freshman 15 arc interv Self-DDefense Class cheesc in hei n-8 pm she stopped exercising, abcabout,their fatty eating habii Y '-'V -V '/ TTie Club, TuesdaJays, starting March 1 • 7pm-8i: The Freshm an IS 15 crept up on And she \w ln Falls Athletic Club,, Wednesdays,W starting March-5ch2 • 7pm-8pm Carrie Hamilton. despite bein]cing a runner, golfer and ski nc\new nutritionally sound book t ired^20® 5^2^5nojjme Living away fromm home1 for the team membmber at Ann Arbor (Mich.) MiMichigan authors, "The St ______Fre-regislration require I first time, the Westestern M ichigan Pioneer Higlligh School. BoBody” (Berkley Books, New Y j University student socsoothed some of By thee ende of freshman year, The authors, Jill Brown an ! her anxiety with high-fa[i-fat food — and Hamilton'sI's weight' grew from 125 to MjMyers, did their rcscarch by v lots of it. 140 poundsids. A summer o f exercisc colcollcge cafeterias across the a For breakfast, she’d'd cali scrambled h e lp ^ take:kc the pounds off. and better ThThey counted fat gram s aloi ' eggs and a bagel wiihih icream chccsc. eating habiabits have kept Hamilton, waway, noting, for example, on a With her grilled checs<:cse sandwich at w ho is 5*fci.foot-5-inches and now a thethe University of Michigan’s's South . — . lunch, she’d add a platepl: o f frcnch .senior,at a sstable w eight OuOuad cafeteria such offerings^ as the fries. Fries again at dimdinner with some W hat haphappened to Hamilton hap- eg|egg salad croissant (a no-nono at 40 Magic Vallejey Regional Meiedical Cehter g fried chicken nuggetsets or spaghetti, peas to mainany collegc sludenls, who grtgrams of fat), hoi beef andid gravy While studying, she’d'd snack.s And for pile on ann eextra 10,15 or 20 pounds sarsandwich (12 grams) and thei spinachs lasagna (25 gram-s). a bad case of the late-ni,:-nighl munchies, os dormiloo;ory dwellers. las ______I □ FVcc: BreastB Screening Educatiorlional Program. By uppointntmenl only. Call 736-1675.5. ------— r . If youou are a woman who is a resident rc: of Idalio. 40 yearsi ofc age or older, and havce nevernc had a ■■ -ll '■ mammnmogram, do not havc insura;urancc coverage for a mammcnogram, or have an unmet deductibledcc of S55.. \YOU qualify for a free m:mammogram under the MVlVRMC Mammography Grant•ant Program , aJ Your Ey< Limitclited num ber of grants availabllable. Our facility is located in Professional Plaza, 526 Shoishoup Avenue- W est,51, Suite J. Call 736-1675. m W i U B e S mm i / i r a ' m a B Green & Whi SNO)RE? □ C hildbdblrth Refresher Class •■ Monday, N February 28, 7 - 10 p.m . T o register, callill 737-2900.7 flS Jelly Bellys - *4.'4.10 lb. m S LJme Cremem e s ^ □ B reastist Cancer Support Groupp '• Monday, February 28,'I, 7 p.m .. Prim e C u t R estauraurant. For ns Minr Cremen e s . m New Surgicalll Treatment inrormrmation, call Char Basila-Dii-DavLs a t 737-2441 o r Jody C raig a t 733-3700. M * 6 .4 5 Ib . S Green & Whi ty □ Arthriliritis S u p o rt G ro u p * Tuesuesday, M arch 1, 7 p .m .. DoDoctors Meeting Room. Foro r Ql Holland Minfiiits ' ^ Lai,aser Assisted Uviv^lopalatoplast 5 S *5.20 Ib. InformrmaUon, caU 737-2065. (LAUUP) • □ B IgKKids ii Klub * Salurdny, Mai►larch 5, 1 0 -1 1 :3 0 a.m . Tb o iregister, call 737-2900. jUB ____ IDAY3 _ _ f E AvailahleU onlyi at □ C PRCI Class • Tues. & Thurs., M1 arch 8 & 10, 4 - 7 p.mn. . To r e ^ e r, call 737-2007.KT7. lose & Throat Assoc. MMagic Jfallcy Ear, Nos ’ □ Childbdblrth Class * Wcdncsdayi;ays, beginning March 9 throirough April 20, 7 - 9:30 p.m.'.m . 11737-2900. S u r e ' n ^ M.rlark F. Grefcnson, M.D. * H.1 Peter Doble, II, M.I[.D. -^istratlon required. Call 7: > B e g o r• r r c < Urrirry D. Maxwell. M.D. •• hHenry W. Gronski, M.C □ C a nccr c a Support Group * Thurhursday, March 10, 7 p.m .,', C anccr C en ter W alling A nrea. F o r nrer'pl 737-2441. 5 We've □(got , r Phillip S. Key,Ke M.D. Inrormrmation, call the Soulhemrj IdahoId Regional Cancer Cenii -S St. Patricicks a I570 Shoup Ave. W. • TwinT Falls, ID 83301 □ Ccsarcircan Childbirth Class • Thursday,Th March 10 , 7 -9::9:30 p.m. Prcrcgistration not lired. For information, callall 737-2900. ^ Noveltieies § (208) 73+4555 or 1-800-DR-SINUS1-J rcq u ir i n ut a l 737-2906. O FREDERICKS[SON'S e 7 □ Flret/t Aid a n d C P R F O R BUSI>SINESSES. CallJIUChestm ^ CRAFTHAlA U S - EBxtcnded x evening houours on Wednesday'sr's , - W A , » 2 n d 8 tE r3J.7824 - Rupert, M t Home ioao-i OfHct* in Burley, Ru MON-F O peainf toooood In Elko Makim^ M a ^ Vi ieitfdacAialiua. . > > 3 lo-sioo: 1 ! _ _ ^ ’ ' ■ ‘I ■ 4 i • . 1 . C -6 Tifnos-Nows. Twifin Falls.Ft Idaho Monday, Fobruafuary 28.^994

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Monday. Fobaiary 28,199420 Timos-Nows. Twin FoliaFoils. Idaho C-7

iTo do fcor you ______i ______imily Mcdical ing Canyon View,V, CSI slate Classis teachesI children al Sl. Benedict's Famil Prepared childbirthrth class Leam aboiK>ut arth ritis Frerofcs- TW’N FALLS - gip mother and her supporl)orl person for )unseling Ccnlcrs Klub isis ;a program designed to hel| childbirth refresher class5 fofor persons Support Group3up will meet at 7 p.m. giontonal education seminar, "The" Hospilal and Cour warding birth of Southern Idaho childrenren adjust to lhe idea of a nevgw fn informed and rewat w ho hove previously tak<;aken a pre- Tuesday att thc Magic Valley Ding,iagnosisjind Treatment ofif Posl Collcge of ics emphasizes • rofessional cduca- baby brobrother or sister. Sponsored b;by cxpcricncc. the classes \ pared childbirth course wilwill be helcJ Regional Medledical Cenler Doctors -j-rauraumatic Stress Disororder sponsor a prof lancy, prcpara- ■•Assessment and lhe Maglagic Valley Regional Medicacal changcs during prcpanc from 7 to 1 0 p.m. today alalt the Magic Meeting Roomom, localed In the base* ttention Deficit Disorder;r a n d ‘'O” on ih and newborn • of Psychiatric Ccnler,;r, Ihis siblings’ class will hor and birth at Valley Regional Mcdicaiical Center ment cafeteriaria o f the medical center. iajor Depression in Childrenen and Managcmcnl of ind Aggressive/ held frorfrom 10 lo 11:30 a.m. Salurda;Jay care. Relaxation and breathingbrc: tcch- second floor conferencee nroom. The Dr. DonaldId Pica will present the dolescents” will be held froiomlO Emergencies am cach class with Assaullivc People,lie.” T hc program in lhe: scsccond floor confcrcncc roonom niques arc laughl in cacl non-refundable course feeee iis $15 and program onn “Total “ Treatment of m . lo 2:30 p.m . T hursday. a full labor rehearsal ininthe th lasi class. prciregislralion is required.ed. Arthritis.'’ will be held from1 88:30 a.m. to 3:30 of the: mimedical ccnler. R e g istra tio n and c o ffec ai c class is taught by Krisi;Sly The sccond class in t_^hc the series also Childbirth preparalionin i and med- Anyone withilh arthritis is encouraged “ p.m . F rid a y al llIhc CSI Aspen The c 30 a.m. at Wcslon Plaza I- cll. a registered nurse, who rcccc- serves as a refresherr'class cl:: for pcr- ical cenler proceduresres will be to allend andid panicipaie| in ihe free r. Building. Room 108108. Burkell. Convention Ccntcr. 1350 ends that ihe "big kids” shoululd sons who have previou:iously taken a reviewed. monlhly meetin:tings and family members “ U Blue Presenters will in is using an MacMahon,n, a registered nurse and borbone-forming years. 2.1 am a hesllhy person. 1I do pany it. F la., p h y s ic ia n w h o is lircmenl. been losl. :alion lo try directorofFl' Florida Hospital’s Center “Il's like saving up for rctir he right thinga I am not at risksk. 4. It’s too' late for mc to do experimental medicali c bank.” There are aboboul a half-dozen vofthedisor- for Women’sn’s Mcdicine. 1 pul'putting calcium in thc bone Unfortunately, we can'l f the calcium is con- teei •silent thief." Withoui knowiwing Bones break when theythe bccome The condition is partia d cheese which ure usefulul :xcrcisc and caling a calciuium - slow or stop thc furth'urthcr loss of ates bone loss. To counter that lendency,y, nulri- DXA is shortI forfi dual-energy X- . . k-en more pro- nerve impulsulses. rich diet. Ostco’porosis is incrc:reas- hone. Thc time to deddetect oslco- The.bone loss is even ind skim ray absorpliomclr^etry. which can mea- . who smoke, During childhoodc and young lioilionisis note Ihat low-fal ani ingly widcsptcTid. One in twt' o porosis is before so muchmui bone is nounced in women wl ilable in surc Ihc amouniII 0 o f bone tissue in a tssive amounts adulthood,, boneb formation outpaces milmilk are now readily avaik n/onien'and one in five mcn h:have lost that debilitatinging fracturcs drink o r consum e exccssi supermarkets,' along with calcium-ca hip or spine. Il deldelivers a lower radi- body build are this bone deslruction.di Oncc peak sup :i lifetime risk o f developing frfrac- occur. o f caffeine. Racc and boc rich foods such as nonfal1 >yogurt, alion dose ihann a chest X-ray and ^ery four while bone m asss is i reached, however — ricl also factors: O ne in every collard greens and fish. differs from cor:onventional X-ray '------velop thc con- somewhererc between the age of 25 col d Gelula, associ- and Asian women deveh Weight-bearing excrciseses help technology by aimingair a pencil-thin doctor:tor may need lo scan onlyy ilhe thing,” said Richard G = who are ihin. and 35 — bonebo dcsirucfion begins lo ^ ireclor of the dition, especially Ihose w keep bones strong, MacMahohon says, beam at only thehe areas to be exam- wristst tilo gel an idea of bone loss. EBul ate executive direc ce indicates, outpace bonejne formation. sis Foundation in Mounting evidence Overweight women, for cxrxample, ined, said'Joseph;ph Haimbcrg. presi- a moiTiorc involved .scan mayy be National Osteoporosis 1 however, that a combinalnation of exer- And evenen though ostcoijorosis is Ov rarely develop osteoporosis■ becauseb (icnl of Bon-Bonc3nc Medical Imaging requii[uircd'for a woman suffcri:ring Washington. enl of calcium mosl often;n associated wiih older’ ran t of it. lifestyle is cise and the replacement lhe sheer weight of theirr Ibodies Inc.. which offeffers DXA .scans in severecre ostcloporosis. ••Genetics arc part of ■ preserve bone women, it caiu>ccurca in younger ones thc ire some 75-year- and estrogen can help pn helps strengthen their boness (though( Oriando. Trhe hc National Ostcopororosis a part of it. There arc s isal women. as w eli. Th!rh^Wsordcr is prevalenl, hel erfect bones and mass in post-menopausal doclors warn thal obesityy Mtrics' “Wiih DXA., you’reyi not jusi lak- Founcundalion takes a conscrvalialive old women with perfc Excrcise alone wowon’t do it, for instance,X, in younger women who doi coporosis. Others other heallh risks). ing a picture of the bone, you're stancencc on such scans, ll has devcvcl- no cvidcncc of oslcopt conducted in begin menstnstrualion afwr the age of oth be extremely dis- according to studies co "Walking is the best cxerercise. It mea.suring lhe deidensity of ihc bone." oped:d 1 a list o f guidelines for doclKTlors the sam e age may be e and estrogen- 15, experienience irregular periods, or A ustralia. E xcrcise anc spares the joints and it isI weight-v Haimbcrg said., A primary bcncfil of 10 indicate indi when imaging shouldId be ablcd.”. replacement therapy.y work’ best, suffer fromom anorexia nervosa or spi I docs Thc lake-home mess;lessagc for cvcry- be;bearing,” MacMahon said. DXA. he said, is thal il delivers less perfor■formed. The foundation also d' he bone loss, bulimia. :lhod one, Cclula said: "Eat'Eat well and get reversing some of the As doclors leam more aboilOul treal- radiation lo palienienis. noiI crendorse one scanning mcll 1 of calcium a Elite athleililetcs, professional dancers J . T hai’s Ihe best Exercise plus 1 gram ol in g lh e co n d ilio n , th ey also al are Cosls vary did ep e n d in g on the over:r aanother. plenty of cxercisc. Tl is well as Ihc and women:n who cxercisc excessive- inj anes," day works almost as \ learning more about who isi vulncra*v extensiveness of the screening. A "Bo•Bone loss is a very individidual way lo save your l>ones estrogen regimen, whichich can have ly also cann exhibite early signs o f Ihe lea ble. unhealthy side effect!sets for some bone-deplelileling condition. hie M acM ahcihon says children should For I instance, many docloilors once patients. idn’t gel \ le time lo start get thc eququivalent of six to eight th(thought black women did But childhood is the t T om as roiect against glasses of milkr a day to ensure a ososteoporosis, said Dr. building bones lo prol Bocanegra. clinical assistant11 profcs* Jy I osteoporosis in old age,Ige, says A lice su fficien tI calcium c supply during Bo Howto) stock yo[)ur medicicine cabiKnet I ' also should have lip balm, a pocket 'Wk SeatttoHiDefl Poison Contrntrol Center or doctor) als ' Adhesh-e'e bbandages, several sizes. knife, kni suascreen, waterproof[ matches,n ^ ^ ^ M A KKE I a whistle, a bolllc of water, vivilal'pre- ^ H | Cuts and burns and splinters. Sterile gaupuzc, 2- and 4-inch squares a v scription medications, pockeket space ^ n Headaches and tummy achaches and twist-. Adhesive?e ttape, 1-inch-wide roll sci I t H a p p e n !! rs, scissors, safety pins, nee- blanket, blc plastic garbage bagsgs, emer- “ed ankles. Everyday, minininiemergencies Tweezers, gency phone numbers, quararlers for parents face in raising theiiheirkids. dlesandmaulatches (for sterilizing). ge Leam how r«natural history shaped phones and some emergentncy food I Simple pains can be treatedtrej at home. Small barar jplain soap. ph hunwilty's destiny.dt (candy(cs bars, jerky, dried fniit,,cic.) e if you have the right stuffiff con hand. The Children’s Resourource Cenler at RECOMVIMENDED I EXTRAS 3 734-2400 i 324-8875 J Chadren’s Hospital & M(Mcdical Cenler AnU-itchl

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H a iv e y om j u g» g l e dI y o u ir S g ll a s s e s5 t o d aa y ? Water,r, that elixiiir of life, iss the 'forgeOtten nutriiient,’ ignoi3redinfav(or of soda,a, ju ic e QiicagoTribuoc People dc do seem to drink lhat amountnt ly there is any form o f lifelil on either low color, ihcthc shade o f lemon juice, per pc capita .consumptionjn of a dard. Given thee samplessa were drawn o f fluids i Js in a day.’’ planet. “ If your urine uri is dark yellow and, EiEuropean country and mucjch morc from thc worst-ca;t-casc conditioas.'city (H ollyw ood loves:s \water. There’s Just wh who started this cigh^glas.scs- less frequent,nt. it’s likely you ore nol{ than th: developing nation.s. o ffic ia ls sa idI mimost of our water thc shower sccncle in "Psycho." a-day die Jictum is unclcar. Bul amongIg T hc good, thc bbi a d ... drinking enoinough waler or fluids! If We don’t use much o f thahat water would be nearicar the minimum D u slin H offm un lounging lui in thc nulrilioni onists and dietary historianstis T he cig h t-g lasses-a-ci-day move- you drink a1 loflo of walcr on an empty for fo drinking. According to BeverageBi detcclablc levelel oof 5 parts per bil- pool in "The Grairaduate." Burt quizzed,:d, Paul Thomas of thctc mcnt picked up momenliHum in 1967 stomach, youou may have lo go once Industry Ini magazine, annual pcper capita Hon. Lancaster and Debori)orah Kerr rolling Nationallal Academy of Sciences in in when Dr. Irwin Stillmanan published and then maylaybe 2 0 minulcs later.” consumption co of tap waler w,was 34.1 Chicago, whichhich draws its water around tlic bcach in ‘“From Here lo W ashing ington. D.C., had thc bestsl his firsl dicl book, "Thi*hc D octor’s gagallons m 1992. Thc figure is actual- from Uke Michfjchtgan, also supplies Elernity.” Charltonn HestonI parting cxplanatic ation. Quick Weight Loss Dietet.” In it, hc Go wwi ith th c flo w ... ly ly up a half-gallon after a1 2^ 0 -ycar ^ a le r to nearly i: thc Red Sea. y 120 suburbs. Each H is organization’s or Food andid urged dieters to drink cighghl lO-oiince Our internal downturn from 1970 to 1990, Fun-stuff, water, uni nal thirst mcchanism, thc O' one has to .lest,l ihIhcir own walcr lo - until you actually Nutritionon B o^d publishc.s thc coun­n- glasses o f water cach dnyly along with hypothalamus •Observers attribute the incticrea.sc to j fncet EPA standarc drink il. T hen il's sli lus. regulates body tcm- ' dards. Morc lhan half ; strictly a snore, try’s official of Required Dailyiy a high-protcin, no-carboh;)hydrate diet, pcralure. It d thc economic timcs;l80 gla W aler is thc •‘forg;ot t deleriorates with age, lasses of lof all area towns,vns. including tho.se g;otten nutrient,’’ Allowancinccs. Thc first RDAs edition)n Tlie book sold morc4harlan 7 million making it imp lap walcr still cost only a pen losl in a sea of carbo mportanl for clderiy peo- cnny-and jsupplicd by thehc city,« have failed rbohydralcs. pro- jn 19433 had1 no mention of water,r. copics in paperback andI 55 million in pic lo drink n to Perrier’s benzene scarc in,l>.1990. |EPA lead tesLs fro tcins, fats, vitaminsi anand minerals. ' Xwo year c morc water. The hypo- from lime to lime in cars lalcr, thc sccond editionin hardcover. Jn hi^s next nc book, thalamus is notm that efficient in any . To , a growing number ofo f w ater .'recent years. ' “People turn ihciiKir noscs*up al changedd thal.t drinkers, it is worth thc extra case. When1 you> bccomc aware of ra money Municipal waiwater |)urificalion water even though Itit i>IS the best thirst - a suitjuitabic allowance of water for .to buy bottled waler. Ame . isuallyI'su after you need the n crican s p lants arc nol; the th( problem. Lead ijuendicr,” said Chrislirisline Palumbo, adults is ^ ly ‘Perhaps theI I D e S T is 2.5 liters (83 ounce.s) daily averaged 9.9 gallons of the; :stuff, in icachcs into drinkiinking water through a nutrition consinsultant from mostt instances.’’ii thc book .stalcsr 1992, three limes the amoi reason to drii r i n k Tliis is mosilost true when exercising main distributionDn linesI or household Naperville. III. " li’ss notni excilmg, it’s -A n ardiirdinary standard for diverse drank in 1982 bul slill far bch . hiiring." :avy work,-according to eh m aih c plumbing m ade: wiiwith lead pipe.s. par- . . people is J milliliter for cach caloricI' water is to ati v o l d 48-gallon yearly count per After all, who w; . William Evan:an.s, director o f thc Noll r person ticularly if the watle forget some drd n “Dehydrationon can affect how fast ed or iniracelluar water lhat * water is probabibiy Empire, theorizinjizing Ihe population ' water is actc t u a l l y a n Stillman c o n c ^ c d thal his bike or ski. As you get wcnl slightly crazyrazy from the effects biologically activc than even ■ will be morc prone to th e b e s t way tc beveragage.’ distilledrd or ; .spring water.•. could ' include other allow o f drinking w atercr taintedta with lead, f agcs-coffcc. Ica, diet so injuries." enhance exerckI s e “Everybody isdoisdookin'g for one sin- R ep lenlishing isl your body’s wa*cr ' ssys the human flow of , , . ■ with these . soda-in thc daily count. performance.',» glc reason why it ffell," said Eugene :sc foods is better lhan chug- • . . . walcr may acraccount for some crav- — Bonnie10 LI l e b m a n , ging fromm yourwaferbottleall day.—------According to most nut Borza, professorjr oof ancient.history------j - Ulnlionisis,, i„gs-|hroughoulout thc day. at Penn State. "Of‘Of coursc, il's more nutritioilio n director M ost vcvegetables and fruits, forr coffee< and .sodas aren’t gosood .subsli- -W hen j u arc lethargic and thinK — William Eve^ans, complex. Therec werew all kinds of e x am p le,le, arc al least 85 pcrcentt lutes i for w alcr. T hese caffeinaled ca >mcthing to cat, maybe w ater. EviEven potatoes and bananass drinks( act as diuretics, Q .ejtv admini.strativc andnd economicc factors, s, drawing you j„s, need:d something to drink,” P enn State Univero io iiy 1 at 75 pcrcenl. In contrast.. water ^ from your .sy.stcm atal advanced theory. Lead is bad Wilier may he slioiliort on cxcilc- I" ^ My clients who drink *“ and Romans had it i cal hamburger is 55 pcrcentI rales. i Alcohol has thc samene effecl. 1,^ J il in their water." ment, but it has long: beenbe necessary, 'yP'“ l become accustomed lo c ii /ilh the bun at 36 pcrcent. Sclburg, manager o f the Divis Jt is involved in nearlyrly everyi physio- Milk, juices, carbonalcIled walers ii. They findd 1they need it more lo p^. Public Walcr Supplies 'rih fo l Ifoalythe,’,ey’d k n o w n ... logical procc.ss. Il mo'moves nultienls, Nonelllcthelcss, a good number off and f dub sodas arc acccplallable subsli- keep feeling gogood." aicction fbe careful Illinois Environmental Proli s gotten about phosphates.;cs. C hicago i.s now thc bloodstream andJ lylymphalic sys- War. II have recommended1 about;i what else is conlaincned in sucli W ater-breakNo. h 2... Agency, j'lf anything, il has ; tem. It rids thc bodyyofwa.steprod- oi »c drinkk i roughly a half-gallon off beverages.1 For example, frfresh apple, j,,, belter. Technology is more ^titling phosphatesles to its water, due ’s available fresh water advanced; so we can test foror morc lo ihe earlier lead-tad-tcst failures. Tlie ' ucis. ll is essential 10 lo cooling your ich day. juicc j is concentrated wil represents abotloui one-half.percent of goncontaminants and dean themI uup." pho.sphalcs coal thcthc inner piping and body's corc temperaeralure. which pical woman expends aboutt sugar.s its supply. AbcVbout 97 pcrcenl o f thc j 'c some prcvciil Ihe waler would burn you up if Icfll< unregulal- ilorics per day through nor- “Perhaps the best reasor Those contaminants have iter from mingling onlo drink planel’s waleatcr is saltwater and fcafearful names: pathogensns, tri* with lead, cd. Wc can’l live mudluch longer than vities. including breathing." walcr v is to avoid drinking g loo ipucli another 2 perc:rccnt is lockcd in icc- halelialomelhancs, lead, radon, arsenic. ar According to JS(JSC Group's envi- three to five days wiihoIhoul waler. explainsn PPalumbo, who also is on‘ off the bad-caffeinc, fals, sugarssi and „ps a„j gi^ci, :y & Schmitt's Scientific s icicrs. Vast reserves of Therhe federal EPA has been aggres-af ronmental eonsullaiiiltant Johanna Platt, The body of a typicpical adult con- J - sodium found 'in other beleverages, •y Board. "She needs three i arc under thc Earth’s siverive about testing for lead1 ini our putting phosphatestes in the walcr is a lains 60 lo 70 perccntnt water.^ Babies ' Licbman said. surfacc, but it jf water, but not all from : much of it is too far drinJrinking water. It has been foifound at ‘‘great first step.”.” BBut she acknowl- arc closer to 90 perccncenl. Our brains S . f . from thc sur^n ■it.” ee for cost-cffectivc un.s;jn.safc levels in many eom mTiunilics t edges it will be .som'?omc lime before the arc 90 percent water,r. whilew blood is ‘'" " ' ' ‘" 8 "• Bathroom b reak N( ... lapping. - 'ou get aboul 1 J/2 quarts Vo. I I Ihrchroughout the country. Leac:ad poi- minerals can takee huhold. 85 perceni water. Muscles Mu arc 75 , y”" I L cl's get right to thc he; ur diet and another half-pint . lean of thc The U.S. Tususes J.30U gallons o f soniioning is most harmful to ch:hildren Platt said there : is is a simple solution pcrcent. the liver is 69 pereenl and J'™ V™' . bladder. If you’re drinkin,ing all this w ater per perse;rson each day-most of undin d er 8 . and can cause proloblcms for anyone conccrnccrncd with lead or even bones have 22 penperceni walcr. f'om Iter produced in the body’s ' . metabolicic iprocesses. Tliat leaves *18I water, when would youJ everi quit ihal is usedI forfi agriculture. For witivith pregnancies. other contaminantsnts icoming from thc OK. so w c ’rc walkinking aquariums. ' making pit-stops? example, lo p o r six 8 -ouncc glasses of I produce a pound of 0On its third attempt sincec April lap. Run your water'ater for a minute or How much water do1 wwc really have , “People need to be sen hrow in another two glasses , ensiiive lo meal requires:s an: average of 2,500 1991992. Chicago finally passesed thc two, letting it becomiMmc fully cold. Tliis lo drink lo slay health)llhy7W ho;,lhe ; ihcir own bodies and thei your diet i-S lacking, or for -p icir ways,” gallons of waleiiler-or about the amount E2 P/ P A 's'lea d lest last fall. TiTak in g eliminates any standianding water,, though wise guy who rccomm[iimcndcd drink- Palumbo said. "The keysys arc frc- used by thc ty . and you’re there. ^ typical family for an samlamples from the required hijfiighcsl- thal may be hard to10 dcdo in a hij^-rlsc. ing eight glas.ses of• ththc stuff every quency and color of urinallalion. You entire month oof f household purposes, riskisk locations, the city's wateIter w as “Never use hol Itwi water for drinking day? Should wc drink t ik bottled or tap atcr break No. i ... Jwant to urinate every 2 - tito 3-hours Our daily consumptioncc is three fouround to have 14.4 parts of lealead per or cooking," Plattatl jsaid. “It leaches waler? Here’s a healealthy flow of ^ , with a good stream and a :light yel- times as much:h as the average daily billi>illion, just under the 15-partsrts stan- lead more easily." answers. Som e fufun facts to impress your friends aroiiround thc water coolcr. is no walcr on the moon; Eight glasses- da a y . . . why it has so many craters, "Miiny people for{orget water is When mcjncgaions of spacc matter actually a beverage,":, says Bonnie w ere flyinj'ing around mcgacenluries Licbman. dircclor ofr ninutrition al thc ago, the EarthEi had its own share of ^ Center for Science; irin the Public pockmark.s,ks, which later were mo.stly Inierest in Washington,on, D.C. “ Bul IS smoothedd out c by oceans, rivers and there anybody whoD drinksd six to streams. MarsM and Venus also have eight glasses of waterItcr every day? „o seas or}r rainfall,i making il unlike- Nothinag comej;s IODIf betweeenCalvii in Klein ■ 1 and hisis obsessilions

Knight-Ridder News Sen)crvice person in ilicthe whole world,” Even conlDntrovcrsy doesn’t get Klein SAN FRANCISCO — How docs il down, . feel to be the “mostist reco g n ized ‘'Controvcivcrsy seems to follow me," designer in Amcricai? hc acknowlcvledgcs with a grin. "I don’t I - “ 1 wa.s shocked," » yys s Calvin' Klein set out id makem: things controversial. I of his rcaclion to) a F a irc h ild want to tell:1I ithc story of what the fra- Publications .survey lastast fall narfiing grance is. andat whal the cJolhes arc N e w P? * l a c e s ? a m e ? . N ew Faceie s ? . ; ' him jusi that and trumpcnpcting the fact aboul. I tryy loli work with the best pho- ' N e w N a i across thc front pageeof o Women’s tographers, artd; I like the advcrlise- W ear Daily. mcnls tobe be delighled ing Twiggy;y more than two decades F a c e s atnd r P laces is a 'uni t y t o a n n o u n c e ^ oov^ivloea^^'ehi i aboul these days. A fewV v.weeks ago he ago. i^ue.opjportimiCy c h a n g e d bccame the first designerier Ito rcceive in “ With Kal viously, in 1982,1983 and 1986. frightening,g. Dislorling Iheir bodies \SotesD epartinelerU Lost week hc was give'iven the Mary Ihrough plasilaslic surgery — breast Aon Mognin Award, nam lamed after the im plants, liposuction. lip It was all so O N L i i founder of I. Magnin,n. al Ihe S an unnatural. I wouldh not use any o f Ihc Franci.sco M useum o f M(Modem /Vrt’s m odels whoho were destroying their D e a S annual Valenline Ball, wh:which is spon- bodies." ’’ A V sored by the chain. W hile MoMoss is very much Ihc Some designers mightht I feel awards m odcl-of-th•the-moment and Klein and altenlion create addilJditional.prcs- made her so,o, heI poinLs out lhat in the I* h C aU sure, bul Klein dismisses!cs Ihc nolion, post two yea'cars hc has also made a ‘‘1 put pressure on myselfself. It docsn’l point of usin^iing models that ore older ^ 3 - 0 9 ^ ' comc from the outside,, it'it’s not whal and n ot oss tthin. Models such as » a i people expect of mc as mimuch as what Lauren Huttcitton, Rosanna Vela and • 1 cxpcci of myself and miy y

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A m (e r i c a in s s tilU liv iin g f no m e th e c k tI o c h (e e k Associated Press Writersr • which pays the bills and hasas madeit him feel en- couragcd aboul cxpandirig. CHICAGO — Whenen JJohn Harrington hmrs [ Hc cxpccLs 10 run aheadI of Ihis iwcvycar plan Ihe pundits crowing aboubout the booming econo- in terms of moving his officcfficc from his home my, he can offer proof,', loo.io« Il’s righl there in his and hiring an employee. He’se’s soon? going lo ex- paycheck,'5umme procession Jium off Ihc TV. Kling is 2« now. She has : of trouble. las no husbnnd, no kids, no pcLs. no house wilh:i a picketp fcnce. Jusl Nine monlhs wilhoulIt a.a job. Savings depleted. ^ a liny apartment, a $7-an-houi Two mortgages lo mec\,e\, one* from their former hour sccrelatial job. and a pile of bills. Her job is tctemporary. Init af- house. And a new worry:ry: heallh insurance. Har- M Icr monlhs of uncmploymenl,: ringlon’s mother-in-law m :nl, she's glad lo be V made Ihe S2S0 monthly f l working al all. payments. "Life isn'l ihe fairy tale: we were laughl to "Al firsl, he said,, 'I'I’ll be working in.a * m expccl." she s;iys. "Il's a struggluggle to survive." mo^lh,”’ Mrs. Harrington^on recalls. ‘‘One mSfflh J Like many Americans whot-hci havc weathered______went by. Then another.r. AndA another. I ihoughl J 'to u g h lim cs recently, KJinglg vviews repons of J------the cconomy must be realreally bad.EverytffnifTs” |M economic recovery with a waryvary opiimism. Yes. nol going lo be as easy as I Ihoughl il was." she’s working. Yes. things are looking up. But Harrington was determirmincd lo stay in iruck- ^ while the bills are gettingg papaid, anxiety re­ ing even Ihough dcregul;gulalion during Ihc ‘80s mains.. had bankrupted compani)anies and forced ihou- ^ K ling's troubles began in 1 1990. when she sands onlo ihe unemployrloyment rojls. age 43, ^ w ;ls an administrative a.vsistanltanI for the Weyer- hc had 20 years invested:d inii a Teamsters pension ■ c J : haeuser Co. Hard times in iheihc timtxr industry and wasn’l aboul to changejngC professions. forced Ihe shuidown of her dividivision, which re­ “I was locked in,” hc: sa;says. “It’s almost stupid hisis experiencec as a dichard Atlantaanta Braves fan ■ ,y;...... ------r - r ~.— ^ furbished fl and sold used loggingding equipmcni. to walk away.” —- highhi hopes ^nd deprcs-sing rcaliljaliiy. Since then, she's had fourlUr sshort-lemi job.s, Harringlon eventuallyly fifound lemporary work “I “I had goltcn everything all scl;l upUj — ihe Icl- ■ ] ■ : ' irinteniperscd with seven monlh;)nths of unemploy- at Carolina Frcigjit Carrierriers Corp.; he was hired lerhcThcads, Ihe forms, ihc business c ss cards. I was ment in 1992 and ihrce monlhsIhs ini 1993. full time in February 19?1993. He says hc cams read; iady," he recounts in thc officc: of Wilson and Unemployment was someimclhing-new for ' more ihan S15 an hour,lur, slill shorl o f union Assc.ssociales — Ihc officc being an u| n upstairs rcx>m Kling.K a high school graduatelie wwith one year of scale. inI hishi; surburban Atlanta lownhouse. use. ■- ocommuniiy-college scctelarialial irtraining, Though il’s slighlly moremc Ihan his previous Twelve T\ hours and dozens of "i if “no’s" lalcr, . , ...... Well-spoken and well-mamnannered. a bright , salary, thc cost o^livingg hashs soared and Ihc Har- Wlls/llson’s mood had dcclincd. and attractive woman with long brunette curls, ringtons, like many olherIher blue-collar workers ' •'You Ihink you’ve got il all lojtogether, ihen t l Kling is eminently employable,l)lc, s;iys Debra Dy- across Amcrica, feel as ifi they're running in you ; 3U sec il «n'l going lo comc easy:asy. You come jak. head of ihe lemporary hclp hcl] agency Kling placc. fromom up here," hc says, slrelchingg hishi: arms high. contacted in January. “If w e're'm aking pro£ ’» - - irogress, it’s minimal." “iherhen, right lolhebollom.” “She's gol some nice offic.fficc skills. She's says Ihe ruddy-faced, must luslachioed Harringlon. Wilson W and Associates rc-ma•manufactures gone to school." Dyjak s;iys.■i. “S'‘She should have Thc Harringtons andI ihiIheir two daughters, 16 worrorn-oul computer la.scrprinterr c:cartridges so > J aa, job," and 10, live modestly inin a ranch-siyle home on ihcy .J.'. , cy can be used again. Kling agrees emphatically. she walked imo Ihe uncmploymijymeni office, Mrs. Harringlon. worksrks part time as a secre- Bravraves lost ond were a seemingly>ly iinsurmounl- She hit the Job search hard,nl, 1leaving resumes lary and travel agent lo m ) make ends mecl. Their able:)le nine games behind Ihe firsl-placplacc San Fran- al 10 10 20 offices a week. WheA'hen nothing came I money disappears fasi: S: : $10 0 a week for their ciscoSCO Giants. through, she turned lo tempopr)jp ry officc work. I 16-year-old’s Calholic sc : school tuition: $100 a “I "I started jusl when the Braves:s werew siarting ^ The work has been steady' — penny-pinching| I week for gas and lunch fo 1 for her husband. Then, ihcireir big comcback,” says Wilson,in, ^grinning Iw- govemment agencies and husi.businesses increas- the mortgage, food, clolhesthes and heat. loww a : Braves pennant on his oflice:ewall, w • ' Iingly arc luming to temps —- b bi u l Ihcre's no sc- Rent from two icnanlsIts \who livc-in Ihcir for- Thc Th Braves wcnl on to catch the Gianls in a i ______' « curity for Kling. and the payly v;varies, Anything mer home, a building5 wwith two apartments, dramamalic race. Wilson, meanwhile,ilc, built up his ■APphBB lc:less Ihan $7 an hour won't pay)ay lthe renl. bul .she helps oul. Slill, it’s a scrim|rimp-and-save world, busirisincss. , , EvalynnKliCling m a k e s $7 a n h o u r aas i a secretary In Olympltipla, W ash. Although lakes il anyway. “We keep thinking wc’r/c’rc going lo havc extra “We’rc “V chugging along. I’ve Icai “I'd siili rather work." shehe ssays, "ll makes money,” Mrs. Harringlon temporary, after nine mon o n th s t>f u n e m p lo y m e nnt, t, she Is happy to be lion says. “Bul without lhalal emolional roller coaster,” hi me feel more u.«ful workinging forl less money it atl. John W ilson runs a laserprlnter cartridge r< any savings ... wc live frofrom check lo .check. It monlonlhs iaier. “Thc economy’s getting get better. worKlng at l B remanufactuiing than nol working al all." seems like wc’rc startinggall al over.'’ I’mTl nnol fearful aboul Ihc future anynnymore." b u s in e s s ooi u t o f h is s u b u r b a n A tlarlanta home. Monlhs of unemploymentIt havehs dniined her Harrington has begun pi 1 pulling aside $20 from Al Al 27, Wilson is fulfilling one: gcgoal by own- savings,sa and she has no medicalJical insurance. She each c h e ^ lo build new« sisaving, and he hopes ingg hish own business, He ha.sn'1 give;iven up on an- New carlridridges can run in ihc hundred.'eds of only associate so farar iis his wife. Felicia, who drdrives a 1081 Honda Civic withwilh 150.000 miles his new job will restore the Ihe family’s sense ofse- olherher — 10 be a rnillionaire by thee lirlime he’s 30, dollars. Hc ovcivcrhauLs ihem nnd sells themn bback keeps Ihe books. onor it. She clips couporfs for groceries.j The cunly. “I’ve"V made il through some rourough limes,” lo iheir owners:rs for half Ihe cosi of a new one)ne. He rises ol aboul 7 a.a.m. cach weekday, show- kikilchcn counter in her one-bcdrIxdroom apartment But ihcy'vc postponedled big purchases. Har- saysys Wilson, who moved here from froi soulhcrn Although hehc has larger competitors, WilMlson ers and dresses, then:n \walks upstairs and shuts dcdoubles as a lable for her sewingsev machine, rington drives a 1983 FordFoi pickup Iruck; his New:w Jersey oul of high school. He’sie ’s “never nol secs Ihc field,d, less Ihan a decade old, as a vival Guide." ihcreIhi — but now, able to paylay less1 than $50 a he’s nol expecting a raise,>c, eilhcr.c forr yearsyc as a parking lot allendanl.11. He’sh risen al quick tumarouiwnd lime.” He Ihcn uses his car lo make pickups and de- mimonth toward the $ 1.2(H) balailalancc, Kling has Mostly, he ycams for staislabilily. 3 a.m.a.rr each day lo load United Parcel Par Scrvicc The garruhulous Wilson spenl half a1 yeary liveries in ihe momingling, and spends afternoons cucul up her card and pays cash1 for everything. “I think thc companyy is goin^ to be around delivilivery trucks, has been in ihc: vendingvc ma- preparing lo open,0| investing $ 10,000 fromim his on Ihc iclephonc in1 hihis office. Hc ranks call- She slill allows herself drearIrcams, bul Ihey’rc for awhile,” he says. "IfIf JlJhey aren’t, we’ll just chineine business, has been a pholoco]ocopicr repair- savings and rricnds'frii loans. He also began lininglin backs lo “tum ihe mayblaybc’s inlo yes's,” and even mimore modesi now. She hopes:s lulo find a perma- deal wilh il when thc limene ccomes.” man,in, and a copier sale.sman. up customers,>, ssome al the parking lot. Ihosc filed as “cold"' willwi hear back from him by ncnenl job, one lhal would allov,llow her lo allend WiWilson learned a couple of yearsears ago about His clients> includcii iHivcnising agencics,«, lawi letler. After an eveningling break, hc works on car- ni]nighi cla.vses'and gel a collcgc;e degree,de ' On Ihe day he openedcd up shop, John Wil- re-mi•manufacturing the cartridges:s llthal enable firms, accouniailonls, brokerage firms and govcovem- iridgcs. "I want lo get somewhere wit:wilh my life." she son’s frame of mincJ aboul•oul his p ro sp e^ as the compmpuier users lo prim oul files. HeHc comparesi il mcnl agencies.a. All lold, hc puLs inn 606( lo 70 houn a week. sasays. "It’s not going anywhererc ojos long as 1 keep owner of a .small businessless could be likened lo lo rebuildingreb an aulo engine. Despite Iheic name o f his business. Wilsoilson’s Wilson retools aboul» u l 75 .cartridges a monlh, ru:running into these dead-end jobs.iobs."

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LEGAL NOTICE: LEGAL NOTICE 1 0 7 -SPECIAL \ z!03 a AGRKUL1URAL 206i UEDICAU ...... - 1 NOTICES - ; -g— DENTAL § -- NOTICEOF ELECTION -I- cultoro. 2270 Old Ponilon- _ •xporiwcod.gravity Irrigator _____ 1 1 X All writton comment and A N O N Y M O U S RLFomi.Rlor, RL ID83328 gW: WEEK ASSIGNMENTS ^ day, March 9. 1994 olI data< concoming this pro- _ Call 733-8300 Expoii^riencodtroctoroporaior A Al U CRITICAL CARE " I T J l OESN'l? I I posal must bo diroctod to S gravity irricator. Send Spodalitkra J noodod ^ u s t b< 12:00 Noon to 1:00 P.M . I FREEOOM GROUP S a t tho Sonlor Contor. Iho i undorsignod and must oINorcollca Anonymous I . ro4umo8to:l*OBox65.rw Free F Airiaro& Hotel ^ 'PUBLISH: Fobruary 27, bo ' dolivorod on or boforo Saturdays 7pm ' ___ bMunaugh. ID 83344. 1-800-72fl-«773 26. March 1. 2 . 3. 4. a n di 5• p.m., May 13,1994. |MVFH. BOt 2rtd Ave. N.. TF OoncJonorol farm hand noodod. ___ 0a lobordispuld exists _ N 5 .1994. IDolod this 18th day ol iFor tnorolnfocnll 7 3 6 ^ 1 8 Must Mu! know gravity irrigaibn RNI position p avallablo al ^ GET.A N Y !EASIER NOTICE O F PUBUC ■ !Fobruary, 1994. “ and hpw to run most lorm Goclooding County Memorial ^ Dennis D. Rhodos 'HOTLINE-734-4000 “ HEARINGS ! Mental Health Sorvicol Is oepflaTPTovonlngs shift, » Rosoorch ond Analysis ” tporionco InM rural hoollh N •* AND Bureau : roplacing Mental Health WAhVANTEO: Farm hand all NOTICE OFAVAIUBIL- ursing. For lurthor Infor- VN‘ , Division of Environmontal HoBino 753^122 (os.thls phases pha ol familrigiiravily IAN Tl-hllS!" inlten can 934^1433- % TH ITY OF DOCUMENT FOR ’ Quality t i s no kanqor In sorvieo). iffigalion, Tfiig must havo oxpon- PUBUC REVIEW ra-LPN -i ' 1410 N. Hilton OVEREATERS _22£oneo& rot. 423-4644 R ^ « SUBJECT: Public Moor­: Boiso, Idaho 83607-1290 rt-lime pasit)on&.avail(^. O I ings Schodulod and Public ANONYMOUS /o would liko to give you ^ ' (2061 334-5679. «5 DOIffSnC/ r DOWI 734-4547 205 MONEY Commonts Roquoslod on s • NOA 10 opportunily to oxpand N HOUSEHOLD ^ Documonl Titlodd . IN THE DISTRICT PREGNANCY CRISIS our skills a s part ot our ty. ^ *Agricul(urol G njund Wator-r COURT OF THE FIFTH lom. Good working condi- 'A % CENTER SJodus S I Poloe Rosort Casino Qualily Protection.Pro-- JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF , ons. Excollont bonollts. M • NORAAYMENT!S TIL AV in Jackpo't, Novoda cur- nrom for Idaho.' THE STATE OF IDAHO. ' ecentlyundornowmon- ^ PURPOSE: Tho goal of■f IN AND FOR THE | - rontly hos openings for J;”® Room Atlondanle in thoir i "»°'gomont. Coll 423-5591 or K A tho Agricultural Groundd COUNTY OF I . w D.O.N. at 500 Poft S t ^ • /Vot Onfie TMn Hifimo Out ! i 09 professional Housokooping Dopartmont, i"®. Wator Quolity Proloclionn TWIN FALLS ' ’ .. Klmborty.______^ Progmm is to protoct iho0 Caso CV-94-300 SERVICES Tho Thi position offers a base -Ea-i stato's ground wator andd SUMMONS i: -______:______w wac agoplusafllscrolionary STAfAPHNQ COORDINATOR SS o f Yomw Pockott intorconnoctod surfacoQ RYAN J . WATKINS BANKRUPTCY: incenl^o inci bonus program. Sookoking an Individual wilh ^ walor from contaminationn Plaintiff onallonlabloallemallvo WooVe offor oxcollont wotKIng portorsonnel scheduling ox- ^ 4 originating from agricul­ lor stopping creditors & bill condillons con and bonelils In- por,or. Protor somo compulor. ^ • A H T MIs i From tural aclivilios, Tho pur-- ROXANNE M. WATKINS ; : coltociors-Frooconsultalioo eluding clui hoalth Insurance Mu(lust bo organizod A ablo ^ poso of Iho program is lo3 D ofondanl. ' Fran R. Komblum and prmi sharing. For moro lo) vwork undor pressure. ^ r t M o st : Attorney al Law ■ 733-5900 info M agic V alloy's doscribo tho managomontIt NOTICE: YOU HAVE -; information conloet tho: - Roli:o(ale niahl & wookond on o - opproachos to provont1 BEEN SUED BY THE;: BANKRUPTCY ^ nil schoduk). Sond rosumo y . ground wotor contamlna-- ABOVE-NAMED l-^SSSesTwl to1 jyMV Stainng SMvico. 200 Ya M oaerpn DoalorP S M p I All Chapters & AG ' n(Jackpot) or (208) 736- 2ndnd Avo N. TF 83301 bon ond to respond lo ihoJ P L A IN T IF F (S ). T H E , rolalod casos occurronco(s) of such1 COURT MAY ENTER 1626 (Twin Falls) botwoen ATTTTN: Dobbio Osbom Freo Toiophono the h o u n of 9 am lo 3 pm ground wator contamino-- JUDGMENT AGAINST' Consultation 7;— t>on. YOU WITHOUT FUR-,I 538-7760800-546-2166 Houitousokoopor aWo lor small 2071 OFFICE/ ■ • AUTHORITY: In compli-- THER NOTICE UNLESS! W mUM ultM ny rosidonli&l caro conlor. CLERICAL ~ onco with Soclions 39-- YOU RESPOND WITHIN 22ynEx^»ne» _2S6326-3200 9-5om Mon-Fri ____ ] 123 and 60-109. Idaho3 20 DAYS. READ THE IN -!I fil/io,ldtfioa3443_ SupokjporSMololnowacccpling Twinin Fals Counly Is accept- I ^ T i T i I I I Codo, public hoahngs oro0 FORMATION BELOW. a pplications for h o u se ingig applications for a Civil boing condtJctod to allow ; Bankruptcy V TO: ROXANNE M. WAT-fI Compolitivo rotos. koopors. ^ Applicant musl bo Cfofork In Court Sorvlcos. v J H public commont. Publicc KINS. Dolondonl: dopondablo and maturo, tho commont will bo roviowod KEVINM.R0GER3 ^op d YOU ARE HEREBY NO- AtlomeyalUw. 324-4553, have hav good roloroncos and wiliu I lv o s k ilb in data entry, S S by tho Ground Walorr TIFIED Thol in ordor to I ' work won vrtih others. Apply io-ld incor- Trodudor E ^ o l ■* dolond this lawsuit, an a p -!' DisoonW In nj p e rso n at 1260 Bluo &tytyping. Excolkint written y . poratod inlo iho final draft1 pnpriato wriffon rospaneo ■ 5 LntosBfvtf.N. " andin Swool. 736-2436. homo hoir onvironmont. II intor- to> TwinT Foils Counly Hu- N Hoalth and W olfaro Con-" is sorvod with this Sum - » oslod contact: Lori Bellamy, niarlon Rosourcos. Alin: ^ forofjco Room. 601 Polo Wdl do sovring & alleralions. 0 nwns. If you wish to s o o ii:i Con 733-3604. -______Gooding G « County Memorial RononooRobblns, P.O. Box y . . Uno Road. Twin Foils; thb advico or roprosenta-' _ H o sD fin r9 3 4 -^ o x t 126. 126,26. Twin Foils. ID 63303. % ' April 27. 1994 . 7:00 p.m... bon by an altomoy in this : Iridgoviow Estalos is boWng 51°'losing dale is Wodnos- ^ 1 9 9 4 BUUICK CEN'ITURY 4 I in tho BannocK Room ofif niattar. you should do so 110 1 PERSONALCARE 0^ March 2, 1994 ^ * I' lo rlP N wilh rohab& long - promptly so lhal your w rit-; • # 9 4 0 2 4 2 0 • 2.2 br. 4 C)^inder Engiigine • Automatic Tranjiansmission ^ ; tho Quality Inn. 1555 Poc­ ; SERVICES lorm coro prolorrod. Ploaso J t 1 atollo Cr(K>k Fload, Poca­I- ton rosponso. if any, may _ in Falls County is an oqual % • Front W heel Drivo • Power Steering • Power Brakes apply in porson 1828 Brid- ?DOrtunitYomolovor. ' ^ • tollo; bo Riod in timo ond othor Elderly E a Alzhoimorpaliont oovlowBlvd.______^ • Pov/er W indow s • AM/FM Stereo Cassettette • Defogoer May 4, 1094. 7.-00 p.m. in1 kMOl rights protoctod. . care, $5-hour. 25 yrs oxpo- ICOUNTS PAYABLE « • • Tilt Steering W heel • Radiarrires tho Kootonal Counlv Ex-:- An appropriate writlen r o - : iullllmoOiroctorotPailonl • Cruiio Control i rionco,rolsprovidod,Jor- '■S'';SorvicoB noodod in Twin nowlodgo ol gonoral tod- ^ tonslon. Communily Moot­;- sponso roquiros compli-: omo Cily only. Coll Cyndy 2-it or and cost accounting o ing Room, 106 Easl Dal-I- onco wlih Rulo 10(Q)(1) I 324.751Sflhnr S:30om F P”bII«. " Prolor RN wilh clinl- ithmuliiplodoportmonts y . 7 - Ion Avonuo. Coourr and othor Idaho Rulos o f! “ cal ond mgml oxporienco, 72 monlhi Medicare, Modlcaid oxp. [°^';rquirod. Position Involvos 'Ja ^ d-Alono; Civil Procoduro and shall 113 1 CHILDCARE If®,' alaontry, roconciiiallon J? r6 .9 % APR May S. 1994, 7:00 p.m.. inn also indudo: 1 hoiplul. Somo compulor nd payment ol exiremely N ^Solo prico $15,135, no 5 0 ^ . 'IR MO. ^ P o n s 1 and 2 of iho Mainr> 1. Tho titlo ond npmbor of SERVICES - knowledge. lino Will work wilh monty cJown, O.A.C. hom e c o re , private duty 'P'.Pirgo volume ol invoices m Building of tho RomadaQ Ihls caso. 7Child caro in my homo Mon- ally. Must hovo prior poy- Inn. 621 21st Stroot, 2. II your response is on ^ nursing and hospico. Ctos- ble exporlonce. Vory do- Ya i l day thru Friday, 6am-6pm, ing dale: , 2/28«4. Sond saJ- “ 'i'® Lowiston; Answer lo Iho Comploint,, landing and doiaitod posi- ^ it must contain admissions < , meals & snacks providod. ary htslory and rosumo to: . Moy 11. 1994. 7:00 p.m.. j 733-3732. ______fd cn.SondresumoloP.O. In ^ 0 conloronco room ofif or denials of Iho separata 1 -- Idaho i^ome Caro, Inc. • Iho Division o( Envlron-. allegations of Iho Com-'I JJ&C Daycare • Licensed. Alln:DobbioOsbom / 1 monlaJ Quality, 1410 Northh plainl and othor dolonsos ^ Staff CpR & FA corlifiod. 7 200 2nd Avo.N. you may daim . am to6pm. Mon-Sal. All Twin 1 Falls,ID63301 ' 'D .l-I.. Evans Bank is looking ^ Hilton. Boiso. ir 0 commordal loan soc- ^ ^ Tho hoaring sitos wiQ bo0 3. Your sigr>aturo. mailing , _ ooos occoptod. 734-1206. No Nc Phono CoJls Ploaso- Io n 1^ addross and lolophono 1 EOE - r )lary. Applicani musl have ^ accossiblo to Iho physi­ I Uconsod Day Care minimum of two yoars ex- 5 nurfibor of your attorney. | ^ cally disoblod. Inlorprotors I 324-8910- nmodialo , oponing lor LPN, porl 1990 HONDA AACCORD 199i> 2 CHEV. CORSICA i I a 4. Proof of mailing or d o - 1 “ erionco In commorcial y . for persons wilh hoaring LOVEABLE, LICENSED part-time-PRN. oar with pro- lem g livory of a copy of your r o - , I rnding documonlnlloh, g FroFroni wtiool drivo, Automojkh impoirmonls, a n d broillod child caro. Aflordablo for grossivo gfo homo heallh | procrocossmg and rogulaiiona. ^ w p i l l oir cood.,,crviu Q M I 1 9 J or tapod Information forr sponso lo P&intifI s attor- ; , all, ooos. anv limo. 73S-6782 ago S f l S S S i S , noy. os doslgnatod abovo. 7 agoncy. Minimum oxpoil- |oOE. £ Ptoaso sondrosumos porsons with visual impair- Molhor ol 2 wilt babysit In hor onco ono ono yoar. Compolillvo to:.: P.O.f Box 87, Twin F ab. □uiomalic monts can bo provided To dotormlno whothor " Irontmistion. you m ust pay a filing foo . Twin Falls Homo. 24 hours salary. sal: Apply In porson: id>83303. s ______upon fivo (5) days notico. Idaho HomoHoallh, 418 Sole price $ 1 0 ,9 9 0 ,9 .13 3%& APR,A i 54 monlht. Sololie prico $9990,9.353% APR, 60 rm with your rosponso, c o n - , a day. 7 doys a wook. For Ida Ip 4*anlod part-tim e re- ^ (or orningom onts, ploaso ' more infoimalion call Ann Oooida. Qot Ruoort. Holp contact tho ur>dorslgnod ol tact Iho Clork of tho , oipllonisl-olfico OBsis- V Jalional Transcription Sor- (208) 334-5879. obovo-nomod court ! 734-31K______N ^ inco, good typing 4 com- ^ DESCRIPTIVE SUMMA­ DATED This 26lh day of i------" vice vici looking tor quollflod r^iQjter skins nocossary. Pro- 1^ Aa p i RY: Tho Dralt Agricultural January, 1994. I Medical TranscriplionisI, Jogjisslonol altitude a musl. Ground Wator Quality Pro- CLERK OF THE DIS- Minimum 2 yoors hospital ond rosumo & covor kitlor toction Program and Ap- TRICT COURT oxperionco. CMT preforrod. *o-.: OfficoC CoonJhator, » « pondicoB doscribo tho BY/S, O'Brien WiUboinlhoaroainlor- POBOX223, W m stoto's ovorall approach to Deputy Clork vlowinglnlhonoarfuluro. ^Twin Falls ID 83303 ^ [ S i K i Sond rosumo; SP at Green, j—— ogrtcullrual chomdal arid PUBLISH: Monday. Feb­ Tiodialo oponing: Gonoral ^ « nutriont m anagom ont Tho ruary 7. 14, 21 and 28, 350 E 500 S, Suite 100. ^ 1 9992 OLDS ACHIEViE V A S I San LnkoCitv Utah,84111 ^lorlorlcol.pf.25-S0hrspor J OLDSCIBR/ Program locusos on iho 19M. k, Sond rosumo & rolor- AirtomoHclroni^ Hctroni., coordination of oxisling 4ow Nursing Managomont gncOTloCorilronor.158W, .1 > 5pow>l«efing& ^ proarams such as,Iho Ag­ ^loolooking (or dependDbl*. uqilain., Joromo. ID 83338. ^ braibrokp, povw ricultural Pollution Abato- ' catcaring CNA-. 4 NA’t. 4 SS:^fd% t l L Jffico&ClorkalpociiionB, S S '-windowt, ’~ oir cond., mont Plon, tho NonpoinI 201 ADMINISTRATION Training Tra available. Pay ccuiM conlrol. E X P R E S S K Sourco Managomont Plan, MANAGEMENT occording occ lo oxperionco. Solo prico $ 1 0 ,9 9 0 ,9 .168%6 Al A r a ^ 0 m o n E » ^ ^ Solelie prico $ 10,950,6.9% APR. 72 nK Apply ol b u sin e ss ollice. PEFERSONNEL SERVICES ^ agomont Plan, and tho 640 Filor Avo. W.. Wosl „ TTwin Fals, 733-7300 .Ml)'-agiM M ig iig g iim n ipm w wspin i T i Z ■ ff t r a i n e e Mooic Care Conlor. TF. ButIutlov. 678-4040 • No too ^ ^ Ground Wator Quality 208-377-2051 -M S Plan. Tho Progrom ro- ’art limo dietary cook/aide, PARTTIME ^ W PI Busyyoongmanagofnoods Part qulos Iho dovolopmont of porson lotoom account proiof P»o provkKW hooilh coro Oftoficoflroftt dosk holp. Good J * ■ information and oducation soivico & sakis In Twin oxperionco. oxp No phono coll cacommuftkalion&dorksi F itrato^os. Bosi Manago­ area. ExcoOont 1st yoar pkiaso, pkn sond opplicolion lo: skillkils a m ust Send rosumo A m mont Praclico strotoglos, |l 01 . LOST i FOUND oaminas&hilure.Call Dietary. Dio PO Box 586. Jer- to: lc Box 95026, cA) Tho ond r0gulat0 7 stratogios. 1pm-4:30pmorsondro- • omo. 1683338.______riJios-Nows,P.O.Box And Lastly, m o Program1 found; Protly black & whito sumo to Executivo Fund, Posi 548. Twin Fate. ID 83303 % noutorod mok) cat on Wost »osiioo8 opon kx fun time & —2^ ostobiishos a committoo to 5257 Fairviow Avo, Suilo pan par time RN's and LPN's in PPC COORDINATOR ^ 1992 GEO Ml " ? 9 9>J I GMCSONOM A P/OCUPPI I provido multi-disclpllnaiy Fans. Call TF Animal Shol- 260. Boiso. 1083706. KlinWokaMomorial Mir Hospilal Akxtjcal Twin Fola aroa firm is J J coordination on agrlcul- tof736-2299. loovo mso. - Cufo,' ipoftv, Sporty rod encend exlondod caro lacilily. sooooking candidotes lor a X ^-neconomical lo J spd. front. tirtiJ ground wator protoo- .ost: Molo Bordor Collio Si- o Contact RoNao Smllh. PC'C Coordinator posKkxi for lion pnicticos and stralo- 203 AGRlCUL'rURAL Co ctrivo, floor* AM/FM ll borian Husky X. moslly ______Minidoka Mir Memorial Hospi- Iho10 MIS Dopartmont This mounted hxinj. gios. black wilh while, Addison JAn-areorid ranch hand want- tal. tal. 1224 8lhSirool, Ruport posiosilton roquiros on individ- K « AVAILABILITY OF PRO- Avo Wost. No collor. od: Exporienco nocossary. or ore call 436-0481______uahalwilhWordPorfed.Lolus M Solo price $ 6 9 5 0 ,9 .1 8 % APB ilo pfica $5950,9.314% APR, 60 m. GRAM DOCUMENT: Tho APR, 60 monfht. Solo p i •Cochtsor 423-6201. . Houso lumishod. Roapono dS q •2-3,MlaosonWord, Ex- Draft Agricultural Quality lEGISTERED NURSE: TWIN FALLS to Box 93203 % Tlmos- Assisloni Dlrodor ol Nurs- “(ri, f- and dBase oxpertoncn. Protoction Program docu- Nows, POBox 548. Twin lusl bo abto lo Inslrud In- ^ & rmnl is avaiiablo. fnw of ANIMAL SHELTER log for 99 bod sWnod nurs- Falte,lD833(a______fng |?0 lacilily. Exporlonce in ivlduals and/or groups in V j ■ diorgo, for public rovkm ach 61 these programs. I P @ 3 ^ at tho Ftogional Officot ot Eouipmontoporalora (tractor long-term |on caro prolorrod, =ound & For Adoption ^ drivers) noodod ior largo salary sal nogolioblo. Apply oqulred to troubleshoot' ^ ■ tho Idaho Dopartmont ot Dogs aro listod In T u o t- oflwaro and hardwofo, ^ ■ Hoalih ond Wolfaro - Divi­ . farm. Can 349-5511 ^ WhiloWh Pino Coro Conlor, day, Wodnosday/Thure- botwoon 8am & Spm. 1500 15( Avonuo 0 , Ely, nd mustbeoxporionced % -■ sion of Environmontal doy & Sunday Timos- Novada 89301 or call Ih AS 400 or Systom 36. Quality, and ol Iho Idaho Nows. Localod 139 6lh 702-289^01. conont bonelKs available. ^ . D opartmonl of Agriculturo Avo W., •fternoone - luatnedcandkfaios should ^ Im ZIN TlRNATlOh 1989 HYUNDAI 51. Benodlct'a F.M.C. is son ^iscour as listod bokw: only, Mon-Fri. Closed end Iheir rosumo wilh -4 vAoel drivt, Idaho Dopartmont ot Agri­ S o t & holidays. Coll sooking a wen organizod in- covtDvorletiorio: W z l 4door, tu culturo. 2270 Ponitontiary 736-2299 tor m oro infor­ ^ojslnaiivall.SoiKllo- d T lv ld u a llo rb u sy o ttlc o . Boikjx 95078,% Tho Times O S 2 Road, Boiso; Division of mation. This Is a public sumo to: 92098.% Tho Must uw lypo 50 w pq, knowl- Nows, 5 8 ' ^ Timo* Nowe, POBox 548, Environmontal Quality: son^co announcomont of odgo ol compulor. a hovo PO Box 548, ^ S i South Wost Roglonal Qf- Tho Timos-Nows. _ Twin Falb, ID 83303. goodphono gpj skills. Prelor TTwin Fans. ID 63303. % ^ ^ p ric a i2 9 9 0 , i2.063%APR, 36 rr Sola price $ 2 5 5 0 ,1 3 .9 5 % AP fico. 1420 N. Hilton, Boiso; Wantod: Exporioncod individual °nd wilh medical 3^2^'crotary, bl-llngual ST- . APR, 24 morilhi.______Sole; North Idaho Regional Of- 105 PERSONALS malhoroponilor, background bac expor. Ful limo NG. Rwume to: ID Legal tico, 2110 Ironwood Park­ solf-motK'alod. mechanical position. poi Please mail ro- am,ido, PO B ox 1296,Twin w ay. Coour d* Alono; Hanford Hoahh bilormation knowtodgo, ior year-round sumo: sur Alin; Personol, PO pans ^ , ID 83303______f g k I North Conlral Rogionol Qf- network. Hoafth Concoms? o m p l^ o n t.C A ] Box Bo: 586, Jorom o, ID ------324-71^t0rhl0fvi0W. 832 TIMES NEWS yC 5 llco, 1118 F. Stroot, 1-800-783-6113 83338. CUSTOMER CL SERVICE { 2 ■ Lowiston; ______I______ltk)olooking for Ihe right person K ■ Soulh Cqntral Rogional I loin our loam. The Indi- ■ Olfico. 601 Polo Lino 106 . HAPPY ADS 1106 HAPPY ADS 106 106 HAPPYAOS l^udual must bo abto to typo yu R ood, Suilo 2. Twin Falls; 50«) wpm, havo good phono » 1992 FORD F15i H> BUICK CBNTURYi r 4 D R . i South Easlorn Rogionot skillKills, bo able lo work woll A 5 0 P I C K U P I 9 9 C Offico. 224 S. Arthur. Poc­ I und H; S41.90 aic h i, C n td n asl hd a Um ta I l I, OACIMsnMid to prior ssk Sa Idaho Department el Agri- lulUyouarotooWnfllof. •fr Y Y j ' } ( r _T Your lamll rotuli today ' Atf-VI SS.1 . rtsull - ; c' ? ^ ' i Monday. Fobruarja ry 2 8 ,1 9 9 4 _ Timos-Nows.i.TwIn Tw Falls, ld^ho,D-3 EmployiTment'EmpUloyment 2C208-213

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212 t r a d e ' 2t213 MSCELLANEOUS 213213 MSCELUHHOUS' 21313 MISCELLANEOUS 213 MISCELLANEOUS I 2)3 USCELLAtlEOUS US OPPORTUNmES O P P OflTUHlTIES OPPORTUNITIES (OPPORTUNmES OPOPPORTUHITIES STYUST _ ClasssifiedH^ours |:Aroyouostabllshodwltha A AHully Company Washing- EnliEnlropreneurs, business Prodroduoll^ Assistants cd bntolo or just beginning? ton t Inventory Service, is bullaors bu noodod to launch noodod. noo Collogo education TWH At Hair Tronds. wo can ao- looking li (o r p a rt-llm e om - company co in region, excel- nolrequlrod.tutholpful. not VH FALLS JU IH R C A IH H IM P lo aso ^ p l y In porscin p comodato you by otioting a ployoos p to a ssist in local in- lont lor traJnlng and on-goIng Plo R o u t e 7 0 1 Monday tthru Friday' ideadline: Ihourty wogo, plus retail sor- vonlorios. v Bonolltsi Yos, suppori. su upward mobility, Monday-Fnday, Mot 8am-5pm ^ vico commission, paid va- wo v oflor medical Insurance bonofils bo available. FT or BtJ0rom0Ch00B0.47W. atJ 3 3C 0 0 3rd Ave. .EE. . • calion. holiday, prorit shar- a « n d a 4 0 1 K R o tiro m o n t PT. PT C an 734-9834. 100S.,Joromo. 1.00 IOO- 1( 7th St. N. 8:000 a.m. - 3:00 ing and 401K,(fonla] avail- padiago p for iO ol our pan- 3 p.m. . ■ ' 100-2001( Addison IA Ave.Wvi . ablo with many othofbono- t^lmo t e m p lo y e e s . W e u s o _ I Ave.W . fits to onhanco your caroor. r 100*400 H eybum Av fornenext day public e .N . lication JCall today lor co/ilipuous ol?or(?eld?rain^trg!Travol c 3 0 0 -8 0 0 M ain Ave. ^ education and caroor op- a « n d lodging. F or Ih o so In- TVilN FALLS,uunDOR 2 i 0 0 -8 0 0 M ain Ave.■e.W. V potlunltios 733-5646. tonistod ti in woridng in othor 200 Ostranderse r S t.N . Wearonow^^gro«umos. . ^aroas that we service. Suniiday ad deadidline: N e e d a flexible soh o d u lo ? I 200 Richardsonso n Dr. CARRlt ROUTEE AVAILABLE | W e.W .- - truck driers, oquipmont Nd[ problemi Morning, 100*200 - ShouoAve. oporalors, & laborers. Sond Evoning ‘ and or weekend 1500 block 4thlth/\ve. E. i(100-200 Washlngtorjto n St. N. ' Fri•riday 5:00 p.).m. ! hours availablo. Vlsil Job * rosum I oslo Valloy Pavina c R Q u t e _ 7 1 2 PO B ox 775, Bollovuo. ID SorvtailnTwh ' Falls lor an Harmon Partark Ave. B 83313orsoousatourol- ap f p lication o r lor m oro In- 100-700 2nd Ave.I.E. E. (ormation cafl our Boiso ol- L o c u s ttS S t. ]< floo.St.Hwy75.4mi.S.ol J 100-200 2nd SLE.E. Momnday ad deaiidline: Bollovuo, I from 8atn-4pm. fioo at: 377-5380 A ls o0 6 00-700( 3rd Ave. E. Writers wanted: q, 1 ^- Cor w ash attendants noodod 1 2 0 0 b l o c k 8 th & 9th Ave. E. 1(100-200 5tflSl.E. Sati]turday 10:003 a.m.' Rosklents of Ruport: at j Oasis Pump & W ash, ^ Do D. « u liko talking to poopio? , 100 6 th St. E. 1135 Bluo Lakos B M N 1600 block 2 n d & 3 rd Ave. E. do you think you can wrilo pr 200 7th St. E. nows Horns for 7ft# Times CASHIER, mature, depend­ N«Hra7Sendarotumoar>d able, < evenings. Wok 'N Anyone interestedd inii delivering 1I100 8 th Ave. ^E.E. Weehikday office hours:I Grin, 1188 Bluo Lakos N. writingsampiosto: 100-300 Blue Lakeskes Blvd. N^.rttkkenNed, Commission C< satos positions The Tlmes-N( available in lawn & garden, News call 8 a.m.a -5:30 p.m.p RoglonsI Editor, ( If y o u live by any o f thlese e se streets and The Times Newe, hardware,t & sporting 733-0931 e.ext 202 POBox 548, goods. { Pk>aso u p ^ h por­ would like to de iver papp a p e rs fo r H ie so n et S o ars, ^ i c Valloy Twin Fslls, ID 83303; ; ask for D>Doug ^Jlm e^Newsca^ -0531 ex t. 2 0 3 Satuturday office hours:I orcall733-093t,ext204. Mall.EOEW-M. » 77 a.m. - iOa.I.m. Sunday Circirculation only 7 a.mm. -10:00 a.m. Gary'ss W e s t l aand Hyi/ i H i d a i c ;Be put you3 208 PROFESSIONAL 210 SALES 2 1 2 TRiftDE DIRECTOR ADVERTISINO DRIVERS infttheD rf i v e r ’s Sm e t ~ - F o rr L e s s U ! OF MAINTENANCE SALES 1 yoor ol OTR Sooklng rosponsblo, highlyihly Wo'ro oxpanding our markol-kol- Dick Simon Trucking motlvQlod porson wth ox- Ing toam A aro looking (otfor 1-800-727-586S collofrtcommuniciulonn an individual oxporloncodM d Drivers sMls, compulor skins, &isu- su- in sa lo s & statfsticol ro- powofyoxporiorwoi& s'oarch. Excolloni working■>"0 ‘ DON'T MISS mainlenanco. Salajy^ condlllons. progrossivo Com paree th e KG.OOCM-.Sonddolaaodod componsotlon pockagoo A l t h i s rosumo, bcludiog rolor-]r- bonoflts. A dvortising I 01o r OPPORTUNITY] ofKDs lo orrivo by MarchX* markotlng dogroo pro-iro- V a l u ee! l 15»hlo: Mm Homo Schoollooi lorrod. To apply sond ro- 190. sumo&eovoffeforto; WE'RE Delrict 193, POBox 1390. RECRUITING Mountain Homo. ID 83647.547. Tho Timos Nows 9 4 Phono 206-567-2560.). Attn: Potor York MAR1ST&2ND Sales M anagor* w iniod lo POBox 548 OASIS TRUCK soil mull-modla computors.tors - TF. ID 83303-0548 _ STOP G roat com m issions. SolSoi LUMBER SA U S 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. your own schoduio. (ullill orot Countor salos porson wanl- part tlnw. Con 7 3 4 ^ 6>■ . od, boikling material knowJ- Wo8twoyExpross,Inc.,onoJ ^ / V \ r ^ m iirict odgo proforrod. Contact I Tho Jorom o School DIetrlO lico- J«Ty«733,29_ig____ ot tho nation's lep-ton ro- will bo accopling applica­ T ~ (rigoralod trucking compa- tions tor on Aliomativolivo SALES: Cortstrudlon oquip-if*" nios, is curronlly sooking School Paronlino Toachoichor mont company Booking oxpo^ncodOTRdtivofsIn ' (m usl hold a valid Idahoaho agrossivo porson to ropro-' f f your aroa. Wo ollor lop-ol- 1 9 9 '4 f c H om oEc. Cortllicalo) ahd sont a major lino in Twin tho-lirio oquipmont (oalur- anAhornatlvo School En'En- Polls aroa. Provkxia oxpori- ing satolliio communica- gfah Toachor (must holdM a onco noMSsary. jv, tions. 0 progrossivo pay valid Idaho Corllllcato).Ito). Sondro8umoto^x«93300,P®/ sc alo starting al 23 contsj H Y U N D>a i HB Thoso potilions boglr#gln STlmos-Nows, POBoxL®* pormilo(DOE).ondsomo M arch 7th, 1994 sn d;run run 548. Twin Falls. 16 83303 - — ol Iho most gonorous bono-- E L A N t i throughJuno2.19S4or4 on Sales Opportunity IHs in tho trucking industry. r a HH Tuosday and Thursdojidoy Piogrostivoconsumoreloo- ST# 4H 042'2 4 DR., Front Drive, Dri\rivers Air Bag, Remnote Trunk Releaseise, Irom 7«0pjn lo 10:00 p.m.p.m, tronics company b sooking Stopbyandsooourrocruitof A^DcailonsarD also boing«l,t'B onoortwooomijtic. onlhu-''W- this Tuosdoy and Wodnos-. Free 2 Yearr ScheduledS Maintetenance. accoplod lor an ARomalivcalivo slatk: saiospoopio. Eloc-> doy onlyl II you oro unablo School Building Aido. Thi»This trookaoxportorwoaplus.a to mako H. u ll 1-800-382- position boglns March:h7. 7 butootnoccossary. Puosa 0934 for moro informalton. 1904 and runs througl'ugh jond your resume tp: Box“ J O E ------IV Juno2,1994 on Mondayday, 9^,cA>TboT1tno8- i Tuosday, Wodnosday Bnoanc Nows, P.O. Box 546, TwinIrin E m r . HVAC instaltor-labd- Thursday nights Irom 3:303:3C Fals. ID 83303 cator lor Magio & Wood - T RivofVanoys. 63^5951. p.m. to 10:15p.m. Tho aide Smon doordorizing and \nn\- will m onitor h ails, ro torlal supply company\nv Exporloncod PLUMBERS strooms, ()te. and win wort sooks solos proson. Mustu il noodod. Can 734-8778. ^tlmolnUassfooms..‘•H bosell-startar.lullorpan ' To apply contact Unda Ad a m s tf 324-2392 or KaroraVnn Sond rosumo to, “ij®.." Airo-Mostor. 7872 W. Pov»-ow- HEAVY EQUIPMENT 1 9 9 0 G MIC < 3/4 TON 1 9 8 7 P O N I KI Fraloy or Shirioy Z: Me Al. Boiso, ID 83703. . _ 1991 SUZUKI . Crackon at 324-8528 dur ___ OPERATORS . S U B UURBAN GRAND/) A M W inn & Co h a s a lo w pood SIDEKICK 4X^1 X 4 ing regular businou houre f #4323238-1 « #4H 012H2 H : 2 « 0 7 2 8 2 H 0 A ppitoons mey bo pickoc O n e O ww j n er C lean * A/C, Stereo, NlN ice C ar upat107W osl3r(T,Jor1 $$$$$$1 Low Miles, Auto, Trans.,IS., Sharp! - omo. Idaho 83338 pavor oporalors. Also nood Joromo School District isIs atan mochanks & labor. Mwt o( work In Magic Valloy. Call Equal Opportunily Em THE MOST succosslul I *17,,9 9 3 _ ^ 4 7 v77- _ ! 8 Z Z^ i 5 I oiovor M^TmolhJa^inSvic^ Hiring N tll TeehnlcUnXo 209 RESTAURANT/ who WANT lo work with ,hothe loaso slalion. 73^0839 groatost lolomarkotlngIng Joumoym an plumbor nood- , LOUNQE ____ company in Twin Fals. od. For dot ate 734.8542. HS* CafototiaCook Joumoyman stool stud Imm- I Noodod (or 36 hours oorpo ContsclSANDY ors, drywail hangers 8; wook, 7am-2:30pm. MonJkn. 1323fdSlW. tapors, dryvii ap^llM to«. alJno TwinFaDs.lD rpfo! No phono colls plooso. ___- lorred. Human Rosoorcoarcos, s Local company noods waro- ' MVRMC. PO Box 409 houso-dollvory drivor (or Twin Falls. ID 83303^)409» $ $ $ $ $ Magic Valoy and surround-t 1 9 8 9 IMW B J 3 2 0 1 1 9 9 0 I SiU U Z U 1991 CHEVY BUILAZER Of 737-2008. EOE — Ing areas. Must bo 21 yoars TROOPER^R 4 X 4 «0 7 3 3 7 -0 rr . WANTED old.toablotolliSObsro-; #07;7 3 5 7 -0 Cook for long4orm caro, oi 0 Sunrciroof,A C . #07362-Ci2 -0 Loaded with Kvery/ oi;o p tio n . V s y MANAGEMENT porionce prolorrod, ds ■ K«pS5,'h°Sffi°T AC, V'■6-6 W1.Y TRAINEE rogulallons. Ploaso ro- $*'*■ Salary-drow whilo you loarn. tf.640FBorW W..TF. «>ondlo: Box 95600,% I L _ Fun company bonofts. Pak Tho Timos Now. POBox Now taking applicallonaIB lorIc hsuranco. PaW vacattoo. 9 5 7 _ n € , 2 j77 ' 548. Twin Falls ID 83303. ^ 2 2 5 (ult-titno oxporkmcod son,serv- Fsctory Homes ora. Apply inporson dallydoll Outlet LOCXSIifTH - botwoon 2 & 4 at S Sod od- 2727 E sit Kimberly Rosd. akos For moro Intefmolion call, — n i i bUBlor’B,S98 Bluo Lako CACTUS PETES BlvdNoflti.______733-2224, ask (or Wantod; Enorgotk; porBon« n loI M»» Pfloo- — h Jactoot.NVbkxJkinglor workdays.Oalllorapp aLOCKSMrTH with 3 to 5 TacoBandido733-8lOtf f f l : 211 TECHNICAL yoam In all asxK ts of Oon- B ask lof Randy______— r- ElKtronloTaoh — w al Locksmithlra. Must bo Wanlod: Part timo d ish w ^ Ptogrosshrfcconsumorol^loe. .capable o( devoioplng and dnn maintenanca programs on W s s s or, Saturday moming, Wo and Thurs, ovonings.• cCl S l ^ all locks both mechanicalBl 733^167. • booxporioncodinropoirlnj and eloclronlc. InslallB. 4M .N G L E R ': 1990 FOI) R D P R O B E 1989 CHEVY 1 T O N D U A L L Y 1988 JEEP W RAN all typos o( consumer 0^ « 0 7 3 7 0 -0I tronlCB equipmeni. Re(s.h®" b r a te s , a n d a d ju sls allIII #07)7 2 6 2 -l «07365-6 5-0 . 210 SALES ------roci. Ploaso Bond rosumo -o locks. Salary commensu-J- A /C , A utoiomatlc, Stereo 454, Clean,1, Loaded!L • S h arp , V-6 H ardtcrd to p AVON ' to:Box95209,cA)Tho ' Timos-Nows, P .O . Box» [SSSW S?*: CAiu-moloQoNON 548. Twin F ils ID 83303^ sonnol Ollico, Monday 1 ^ 6 33 3 3 II *14.?8 3 3 I *937'[3 _ J 3833oxt8609. lE^AUtANT Looking lorpverlha roadid truck cCtvon. good pay btk>dJ -r- !Si3% banafils, now equlpmonl.ii. Alsde prices pk. OF TVTWINFALLS Can Ken 934-4451, SSttttefeeandS^S40doc.fTO. SHARI'S R£5TAUSANT5 Available; monthly aalas, soeks aroa HOST/HOSTEiS-?SS-V55jTER/WAnRES5ES fh ■ _ ^ y ^ u rriDF COOKS-DISH!)ISHv7aSHERS-BAKERS

g O U R C H B W I 1. N . A plyin Person: 1 0 7 09 B lu e Lalik e s B lv d . i " ' I r t th k5 . N ., Twin Fclb. Idaho 833Q1I the low-cost way . . . with 1601 BluetflkeiBM. J _ J dasalfl«173>0031.

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E m p t o y mm eiit-Finanncial-lnstru(ictioii'Real1 E st^e/S aale>R eal EState/Rent s 21>13-607 —T~ r ■ ---- lieTlmes^Sews BUY ITr - SELL I'IT - FINDii ;USTOMER SERVICE m CLA!SSIIFIED1733 J3 1 1 ^ FIHJUNAHCIALS l

213 USCELLANEOUS M MISCELLANEOUS 301 BUSINESS so:502 HOiCS 50202 HOMES 12 512 FARHSmANCHES ■ UNfURNtSHED «04 UWUNFURNISHED OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNmES OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FORSALE ANOOAIRIES I HOUSES ATAPiaOUPLEXES BURLEY JUNIOR CARRIER 7 BIG MONEY T<4 i bdrni, 2 balh, basement,, 1000ACRERANCH I p«y rwit? Low down 4 NEWLY/LY REMODELED: ;R Muste&VaooMorchnndisof NORTHEAST gol bdrm,W/0hook- ROUTE AVAILABLE Eeti^ishod notkinal distrfcu-> Local vending roulo garage. $68,000. ocalod just 40 minules ■ LOCATION Lsouth o ^ o tiu n Valley. ■ next to hoepltal, water, Rout* 410: lor is looking tor a qualityly Nood to son quickly 374 Oulncv. '^ -6 8 9 2 . ixcellont area. Sawtooth ; : a s s K ; ; a xcailenl hunting: deer, ok, H illallon, basic cable in- •E 27th St individual lo sorvka our ac­I 1-800-568-2134 “ and O’Leary Schools. 4 olwood, 2 bdrni, 1 bath, sanllalli ‘ Rocky Rood co u n ts in th o Twin Falls,!, Establish a payphono routo. BEBEAUTIFM. Counny Horn. J i phoasant.anddiukker. Ill per Good Cents homo. bedrooms, 2 boths, one' Jr,®?alor rights &A.U,M.'s In- ■ SAfcNTOO. ^ •Ooon Surloy & Elko aro o s. 3-44 $l200wkpotomial. aon 5 acros m a r Twn Falls-. wllh ^1 a whirlpool tub. Very rry wom lasl. For Infor- THE UA dudod. $395,000. Ikjn, call 733-2224, a sk ______733-0739. ‘T •Almo doys por wook. Retail oxpo­> 1-600-488-7632 IrIncludos ill rom odolod 4 nice ni' lamily room on lower matio •LoraLn rionco holptul. Fax covor VENDING-FANTASTIC k>cal bedroom, 2 both brick lovol.|q Homo has g a s fur- m ______- QUIQUIETUVING II you livo In thoso oroaa and ^ l l v r I a602' ' UNFURttSHED lottor & rosum o to Attn:i: routo. 400% prollls. homo •'< with dining room, fire- naco. nj conlralaircondilten- Claann complox,coi 1 4 2 bdrm aro inlorostod in dolivoringng . Pori. 5 0 3 ^ -3 0 7 7 . . $1200-^lontiarMUST place, g largo family room & tng^ a ^ roasonabto heating 7232 5 ocros w- ooncreto ditch HOUS^ 603 FFURNISHED epl Tho Timos Nows. Plooso moro. A lanjo shop, private bills.Twocargarageand bl & &9 galod pipe, 8 m l SW FS- T r r .APTSrt)UPLEXES R o ^ ■cafl 678-2552 or 73M 931.. PBX/RESEHVATIONS bdrm tiouio in Wondoll Z-- Caclus Polos Rosort Casino gazebo, tack room, othor vfooden deck olt ofthe din- o, or, N ob® lno..siilolo lihw asher. laundry outbuiWlngs, corrals,« fun - (ng aroa. Pricod al $94,000. closo Ooi eslato. C al 208-326- *?*: toioanm ont, bath. $200 taditadlitkis, rto pots CUSTOMER RELATIONS} Is accepting applicalions for>r 302 MONEY TO LOAN " + dopDel.nosmokkjg4 6640U O ulncv'^ • 6 6 0 0 ' • Dff78» lo ‘ravol oxton-iv PBX/Rosorvntlonlsis, Can­ water sh a re s compllmont Call(u Jeanio at 423-5736, 5242 Of 733-1191. this fino properly. Drivo by sivoV? didates must bo able to0 ■ « NEED CASH? H] * 3 ^ 6 7 833 aa' a o s , 73 cultivated wilh 2 'S ------Studiosdio wartmonisiin Buhl. • Kavo Bood iranspoilotion? work otioctivoly with Iho0 Wo buy notos & rool oslate f3003 E 3400 N (4 mi. S. on 776 6 1shares NSCC watof. Ex- ” Can 543-6707. f .dop.MibMOOe, e04 U •Liko to oom qood $5? public, possess strongn conirocts. Croalivo Rnar>co ^S. Blue Lakes). Ownor says . UNFURNISHED - s r zxJk) S b r i . $225 + dcp. • D oyouworK woll wiihoutut phono aiiQuotto. and basicC 1-a00-699-4809. “bring oKora.CaO Toni at: i bdrm. 2 bath, Jeromo, APTSaUPLEXES / >smoWng or drinking. supervision? typing ^ lls . This b: on on- 13 ACREAGESAND '^arge. '0 clean, garage, no . _ 428 Main Avo N. GEM x»ta,$S8S.Cair324.y352. 142bdrmapts ------^ • Aro you a ogrossivo 6 & U^-I^lp^onwithi^i-i^ 304 INVESTMENTS Landwatch, •.STATE REALTY jurolPailcApanmoniB V oryclei'dean, 2 bdrm 1 bath prosont a good oppoar- Sbdrm. $ 4 7 5 $ 2 0 0 dop. No Lam ilex, W /0 hookup, car- onco? Holol Guost Roprosonla-1. Escrow lor sole: Principle ------2 4 :0 4 0 0 ------—acre buikling lot, couniry Pot»x r t s . 7 3 3 ^ . 17676Mautk»^N..TF. . duplw, 734-4195. I. IM DuBois. i i n mo II you u id yos lo thoso quos-3- tivo. $9,296.26; 10% Intetosl. Realtors -g]Sharp Twin Falls home, 2 'solisoiling, close lo Twin. By ACCICCEPTING APPLICA. ------?50 doo. 733-8914 lions, thon wo havo tho)0 Wo oiler oxcolloni workinga Poymonts $150 a monlh. bdrni,2balh,dblcar(ia- owr rm apt tor rent, now cor- ownor, $15,500. Call ovos, TIO:n 0 N 8 : 3 bdrm , 2 b a fh . 1 bdrm large 2 bdrm, now car- right opportunity tor you.u. condilions end bondlils In­“ Call 837-4846.______Olllco 733.^667 ■ rage, oak kitchen, H>rinkk>f 7 736 3 6 ^ 1 0 .______nowlow house, 1 yoar loaso, pot.jt^ S n l, utilitlos paid, Varylarg Call n . now paint, walor 4 Major dutlos Includo proof­it- eluding hoallh InsuranceO' , NEW HAGERMAN system, etc., $59, W . Call —40ocrtis:inTF,prfcne 7 W0(MOO. AvaSblo March 1. W15 .ls mo., rotorencos re- pot, no ing, pro-sold advortisingig ond proid sharing. For moro ' JOHN 4 TERRI TOLK ^ 733-1437. rHEUANAGEKiEHrcO. Qukwrod. C^l 734-9922. SSlPf ” SUBDIVISION 734-8774 Of ^ buikling tocolton, THE ono linolizlng payment ar-ir- inlonnatlon contact tho: iplil kjvel 4+-bdrm, 2 balhs, Owr>*T>ofwrcanv. 423-5926. _____ 243BEDROOM2 ranoomonts. Boaulllul walortronl lols on ,ART JONES. 734034B Spi 7 W 7 W .------Employment Rocruitsr it on 1 aero, wilh sprinkler uhl: 2 bdrm home with ap- TOWNHOUSES ' ------_______I jr oy^ou ront. 1341 Klm- ■ woman preferred. Rolar- FflnfasDc focal/on. Beauti­ 733-0404 _ N E W H A G E R M A N ^ jr ront m odern 3 bdrm 2 _352^1?-tfg7ovonfnos. bortvKf[vKf733-64S2. oneoa a must. 734-5047 " ■ Job Applications ful views of Hagerman or BY}Y OWNER: Prestigious S U B D IV IS IO N >ath bath on 1 acre, overlooking 2 bdrmrm, washer-dryor hook- Rooms f< r: canbeacQulrodol Valley. Greal Invostmont 1-800-262-5001 new m homo, o l tho oxtras & T1S fo r roni: C ablo TV Fund ralsor focJocal Spocial , 357 6thAvow, oatnlful watorfront lots on Twitrwin Falls. $650 per mo. up, applse DW, co v ered . i„c|I HBO,h b < housekeeping. Olympic*. Tolomarkotors polonlial wilh lorms to suit __ EXT. 1211______mmore! Boaulllul Burley kxa- Twin Fails. ID any invoslor. Ad|oinlnn 45 an, tion by the river. Pricod live y® stroam. Unobstruclod OrivDrive by. 3624 Mount parkirking, $425 m o + $ 425 o»m > bdrm houso, 1937 sq It potonlial wilh torms to suit 4i $400*$4 dop. 324-2841___ inplorton Sl N.TF 9am lo 6pm 607 OFFICE OFF AND now accpopting applica­a- Close lo Jerom e: Com lon- plus bsml on 25 acros with any ilablo 3-1-94.2 bdrm. 1 RETAB. REI SPACE tions tor seasonal mainto­ any Investor. Adjoining 45 Jororriromo: Nice 4 bdrm. coun- Availal 0- 217 RESUME - able homo on 2'A acres, Jmgrovenien!Sj_K4^2235^_^y octMavnll^. 637.^02 iryhryhome,avall.4-1.$850 bathi nanco sted and summor^ PREPARATION Can 324-7620______— no.. 1st, last, dop, ar>d,rot. W ater,t? ir.? ’ifsrN”o 5 =BituI r recently romodotod pool stalt posilions. To op- mo.. ice sp a c e for ront In DON'T BUILDI Get a raro ■fiS SOS KIMBERLY/ 14 514 INCOME roqu■oQuirod. 324-5717 ovos pots. ply for thoso posilions. 5 Swntown o ' Wondoll. 1670 S' 7M-2009 tor customized buy In this uniquo sodudod HANSEN HpMES Ploaao contact; Joromo pfot, resume • Rov Slonon _4<4400 sq fl homo, 423-4934 ___ PROPERTY JONES J O WE HAUL S tl., 2 inlornal ofticos, Rocroation District. 324- Usually can movo you Availaliable downtown 2 stu- fa^/no'go rolall-showt room Magk! Word. 734-5217. , Of 2444 S Lincoln CImberly country homo: 3 OPPPPORTUNrrYI 2600 s q tt .,NYWHERE ^ 5 for toss than >s, aopls, walor 4 sanil ofoa.a. 3003C sq. tL ot storago FANTASTIC 2 bdrni, 2 'A bath, lamily rm, rosi = Professional Resumes roslauranl-bar for loaso at renting a truck. Nood d.$i75 4$200mo. roomm .mm ons 4 womens Noodod BUtomobllo psintor,jr. , STORY.HOME f2 gas fireplaces, 2 car ga- . Snake Sni River MalL Walk-In ^ EUAWGEMENTCO. S S I . 401 SCHOOLS AND plus - l, basomont in ono ot tho ^a loadstoCalit4Arii. THE! iroems, 4 frioght door work houra ore 11 -6pm & rago, ovorlooking Rock cooler, coo vontnalion hood. 5 c; ”3^739. . wlhacc1 occoss to alley. Can •omo Soturdays. Experi- INSTRUCTION fticostn subdivisions In Twin ci FREE ESTIMATES ______Croek. $110.000. Can 432- doorbovemge doo cootor 4 tine Cnll 324-3490. CSILOLOCATION B37-661I6610 Of 536-2600. oncoam ust. Also,must Foils. Foaturos 5 bod- m66S6 or 432-5368. decor. doc Would make a leril- 5 — r Personal tutorforlessthan ^ Tl 2 bdmi country, suitaWo 2 bdrmrm. condo style, appls, Forteaiase: Old Twtn Fans h ave roloroncos. Cali Jim rooms, 2 'A baths (plumbed lie Isports bar or plzra par- ®m 2 at 733-1625.______Jl.O O -h r.S ta te o lth e a rl forboihinbsmi).M^nlloor (j 'or 1 or 2, stove and retrig, port, $475 mo. Canalial Co.C buikfing. Rotaii? mulii-nledia compulor with ;i2 FARMS^ANCHES lorrCall lor. 208-678-3143 or 1 E MANAGEMENT CO. R»st = r s n family room, hol lub room, <02-493-2800.______>J0 NO PETS, re ls , $400 + *HEI Restaurant? Officos? Now hiring tull & part limo lor K-12lh grade educallonol (j, AND DAIRIES Xl6q.fl.+besomenl4 phjmbino. lumbor, & cash­ deck gazebo, aulo sprln- 5400 dop. 733-7749 or ______zooosfl soltworo. Financing avail- ki mo: 1 bdrm epl, $235. oaraoo,raoo: vaults. 734-4846 kkirs, auto garago oponors, ^iOacro farm south ot Ca^kh 19 518 MOaiLE HOMES J^33-7903. 2 ± ______Joromi iers. Apply in poreon ol obto. Call 734-2226. bulll-ins, b heal pump and ,J S3 Adams. 32^-7902. _ Newly rei Ernst Homo Comor, ford, tull wator sharea, ------______Oas*.iassJiM reaOofi are looking 3168 ly romodolod 1100 sq ft Truck Driving & Heavy much m moro. CALL LYNN 4x52'2bdrm, Ibath.all >0/ >orl llomt Ihey want lo buy. Newr2 2 b d rm , I b a th , n o a r oltico,kico,kJtchonaroa. S70 Bluo Lakos Blvd N. BOSI I EqulpmentTralnlng RASMUSSEN R FOR YOUR Bjgated plpo. $89,000. Call 14 x 7330649. new no» carpet and vinyl, wans Place Pio yout ad today lor collolloge, no po ts w ilh convaniiventont downtown kxo- Hands on training: Short^ong PERSONAL P SHOWING. an painted white, now-balh Quiekrowwwe.733-0931.auk J washishor 4 dryor. 7 3 3 ^ 7 4 . Ikm.CaiI. Con 733-6468. coursos; C.D.L rotroshors; Priced P at $165,000.00. “=■ and khchon fixtures, $8000. #94-009. RRANCHES ' & FARM ya plocomoni assistance; li- r Can 436-6795.______nancing avail.; accrodilod 3040 ACRES • Uniquo _S5! by ACCSCT. Diesel Truck largo farm & Irrigation sys- 197!973 Groat Lakos mobilo i GooiiiN G Driving School lor ovof 30 tom. 3 homos i mobllos. homo, hor 24 x 6 0 \ 2 bdrm, 2 joarsj^OMMjTOT^^^ ' Rosoworth. both, boll all carpol b sa than 2 GEM J1440ACRES-Rowcrop/ yrs yrs old. Must b o m ovod. w n STATE REALTY «canh}, sprinkiots, good wa- $14.000A>llor $14 532-4139 C A R RRROUTES e 734-0400 ter, to nicovhomo and im- 984 14x66 with largo ox- W ForF« salo by ownor. houso at Pprovomonis. ' East ol Jor- pando, nnr 2 bdmi, 2 bath, ap- ■ BU. 236Z Elm k Castlotord. 1 or " pis. In nice Joromo park. ■ 2 bdrm. 1 balh, nice lol, ^ 1000 A CR ES -C rops A $14,500. cl*. Coll 324-4249 or M 100-599 Malllain Ave. North PlPrfcadai$15,000firm.Cal grazing home, Shoshone. 32»7239evo«.______“ ^ _208-543-8550 2( after 6pm. 31389 A C R E S -R ow crops, 1 00-499 1rt st thru I 5th W est doop wen. homo. Joromo, 24x44x48,2 bdrm, 2 balh. heat If 11 yoTi are^ iin ab le toto call or come by The77 Times- •G•GREAT ACREAGE 440 ACRES, row crop ond pump, P“ " now •carpel through- ^ N e w a office, sim p]ply clip and mail[ this tl order 100-599 Calilalifomia St. FOR FAMILY & cattle ci ranch for 125-150 out. Mony ex lra s. In nice mobile axirt. 7 3 3 ^ 7 f HORSE LOVERS hoad, 2 homos, NW ol form to OUT classifified department so that we 100-599 Coleolorado St. 4 bodrooms, 2 bath homo on . Gooding 2 BEDROOMBE MOBILE on 400ACRES-Rowcrop- .76 .76 aero at east odgo ot c 100-599 Idah 1 'A ocros. Open Itoor plan can get your ad staiarted without delay.» y- laho St. wth daylight basomom, livestock com bo. 4 bdrm Ed( home. A nk» operatkxi NW ROBlOBERT J ™ E S REALTY 100-599 Nevevade St. Oukrt dead-«nd stroot. 4 ^ * PleaM prin t c) Qcil or pen car gamge shop. Tack . ofPaul.T41. 7334)404. 733 ______clearly with dork pencl] room, corral. Heat pump 298 2i ACRES. Small ranch ------CASH for osod • There are appiprozlniately 23 characta c t e r s E L 2 wUh central air conditioning.- with Snako Rivor tronlago j mobik) homos. southw est ot Bliss, homo. Brocivnans g 3244203. (inclnding blaiank spaces) per line, 900-1400 Idahlaho St. Prico roducod on this supor I 1-600-773-3167. acroaao. Call Dorothy for , • Please pay actccording to rate scheda; d o l e w h i c h EQUAL HOUSING mmoro Tnformatkxi. Pricod al Jieo ACRES. Farm. WR ------9 0 0 + Nev,evada St. m Vaney near Sihw Crook • . . R E T IR E E SIl OPPORTUNITY $117.000.00#®3-230. inlK{23.500 end p j got ya Ib p rinted bellslow. MaplapleSt. . AJ rooJ estate adiwtisino in this RlROBERTJONES a great mobile In a great p - newspaper is su C ^ to Ihe For i park. 2 bodroom , 2 balh, ■ ElmIm Cirale REALTY f" Please run mn y ad in classif fcacatFon ^ H ous^ Ad wNcti motos * I 733-0404 tipoul, |J“ 2 decks, c a ^ , pel- S ppruce n Circle lo advetiiss ’arty prsterence GEM ' lot slovo, lots 01 ex tras. W afcncrd so tittfcn teBedcn CALL PE6q Y f o r YOUR # ______f o r ______da)lays. racD. cobr, rdgbri soi. hsnfcap, STATE REALTY 1.600-262-5001 9p 1000+ Utaltah St. 734^)400 APPOINTMENT TO SEE. (Print one character per 1 g b l a n k s p a c e s .) bmfol sBiLB, cr natcnal or^n, or ______EXT. 1211______ff9:U08 r space please, including bl Pineine Street an intension, lo make ar»y sucfi TF-byowT>or,3bdm),2baih, TF- Saklale or lease: 357 acras (arm prolerence. Ilmilallon or family fa rtwm, oarage, appli- or or cattlo oporation with 2 m 10thJth thru 13th W est discnminaiion.' ramillal status a ai n ce s, $2500 ollow anco homos, ho io d ocros in 5 scro m inckxte (Mctin under f n aoD ol trom fn selling prico lor poinl- M ps rcels overlooking Snake % Ifyou Ilve by anyyof 0 these streets and te living wrtlli parents jr l^ a l ing, $75,000, 441 Knotlino- River Ri Canyon, live slroam, GEM ^ I ------: custodian: pognant > ^ e n ham, shown by appt. only' TF Tl canal walor, realtor , STATE 5 REALTY Il _ would like tod9 deliver (or 77?e I peoffe SOQjky ^3 2 « 5 9 5 , ownod m 543-4930 543-5669 734-0400 I I V ■ Vims^lemcallfl itoll free 53S-2535 I ______Ths nowspopor nol '1 ■ ...... accepl any advertising tor rail I esuto wtiidi a in vtokaon ol the ------, law. Our (oadors are horoby inlormod lhal ail dwotllngs odvertisod in iNs ranvspepor are 1 avajaUeo n a n e^ o p r o ^ ~ H a m e cal H Lu'T o^ae at 1-800«69- 301! ^ A ddress,^______9777. The Toll-trw tolophono D€ I A Re Ctty/State/ZIp ______ruTtwfcr tv tr a Ino hnohd b iOl I i-a»g7-aa75.______| P h o n e N u m b e r ______

m i ' 502 -HOMES Real Esstate for SSale- □ c My check or m oney ore)rder Is enclosed for $_____ RES( FORSALE ESORT □c Bill my VISA or M astersr Charge (cirdfl ooe( 1 mik) Eof Hagorman. Credit Card Nurnl house, garage, on 62 ExpiratJon D ale_ NOW INTEIERVIEWING •c re a. Rulh'Evans, 637-4975, FOR VArARIOOS 3 BEDROOM HOME G u aira n te ti e d ^ ______P a y iS c h e d u l e > ______ON 5 ACRES WITH JOB OPPOIDRfUNITIES big IroM, tull wotor shares, MumlMMrotllaiw ______C h anw g a per Una fuiiy loncod. Home has oak kilchon. dock and much . 1-3 d a y * ...... <3.10 per line more. Can Jpann,«93-311 15 Days Regular Price..F 4 - 7 d a y * ...... 4.75 per line TUESDAY\Y. MARCH 1 e - I S d a y s ...... r...... 8.00 per line 630 Blue Lalakes Blvd. N. GEM 7D)ays FREE!:l 16-30 d a y s . - ...... 14.50 per line ACROSSIFR F O M THE STATE REALTY # l i n e s - x 3 W l n e ______p r i m e CUT R E s nMIRANT. u i TWIN H U iS _ 73»

VBC. FruK rm. 2 car fkiishod “ Mairjreuf ■ pa'n.itatrffe™ ------M k m t o a n d P .O . Bo i Mmmtaii g ango with opooor. Cov­ o rd e r form to: ^CUSTOMER J ered patk), ISxIS'. PIUB2 ^ 8 E ^ E _ WTMrlaM ht^ktoho fnmSunVWIM teysY allalile - oood rental houses, aH on T b e lf i m e s - Nf e r n " 1 acre. Im iloN Curry. •UNITY EMPLCfrEfl F/M AN EQUAL OPPORTUN Shown anytime, call . 733-7617.il95.000.

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607 OFFICEAND 702 CATTLE 705 1 FARM 710 HORSES 602a APPLIANCES 8099 COIFUTERS - RETAL SPiCE ' - -MACHINEHY ^ Holstofr)bu1lcaVos.$260- DAH00U83AWWE oFE wa«her,'di7 or, rango. COMI)MMODORE128D.H» omCTStiaoupTa^aoaa $300.543-8552 or 661 F««JtfK ter.pjw . BaiB^-Toblanopalntstank)nis Can Ca John 7 3 6 - 2 ^ . • twoim 5Vt disk drtvos, mouse, ^ 543-6598, ready fbr tho "94 brooding |vilh16x14ovor- -t«aon.CflllJ33-709S, _dt> rlntor, SU PER S N A P ...... bead door, p«rioct for auto­ dryer combination, (400.. -Prln ^ 7M " DAinY'------: 720 JD Pony, wideJ/ont, ^ 080733-9213.______SHCIHOT VS, books, m aga- motive shop. Contor oi ines, ovor 100 utility oro- downtown Jerome. $53535 EQUPMENT oowoffteorinq. 432-5529 711 HORSE UsflloValleYUsed - r'9:?2^2A2B,______EQUIPICKT A p ^ ls n o e s i Parts Addlion Ave. ollico spaco,— 250ganonbolkmlklankr * ^ 2t)dAve.S. 706 t^ARM&RANCH ^16' Sth.whoel ^ckliotso Twin Falls. ID ' Nowtw 4864 SLC 66 mull media approx. 000 aq. It. for computers lor sato. loaso, $450 mo. Could 'dbo MPLEIENTS 7rtt>aHef._a29jS15.______734-0670 ( olficos. Cirdo J dofcira 2-horse trail- _ WWashers $135 Dryer $65 Homejmestar Compulof Conlor, 2NH269balort.1NH263 «rt “ • 704 CUSTOM FARM e r, lully en clo se d , m ats. RaRango $125 also Iroezors, 1262nd St.E. TF. balor^^^orrow bod ^ lOam-epmMon.&TuQS., [ i SERVICES pads, otc. Excelleni condi- rofrofrIgorBlore,mtorowavosA OHk»s;1008qtllo232eqll. iion. i2650 Can 734-3346. dishwashors < & parts lor ____ »' Thun, thru SaJ. • i Warohouso: 2700 sq ll, Custom mochanical jBrllllon14ft roller harrow. 77^ ovorhoad doors, hoatod & Groat Plafaw 12 It gram drin, Used Imperial 2 horse with . ROCKPICKINQ,8urtoeoor tad(&iTianoer,$1500. Ap| insutatod. Indudos utilHlos.o»- ■ undorgroond , Speco3polnldltcherJri. 0 RREWOOO — S^oja^i^fanh^^^or-Of* W ov^Bowor 543-6719, pfeKbosnoiWvalor.jbl6 ^s'Used 1962 6x18 lully en­ closed Campbell Coach, Wove got firowood, ~ Groundwork, ptonling, loaderr fTchisol plow, MV 3 bottom ^ 4252nd’Av*. S. '' . plow , NW 5 II rolotillor, ^ Thoroughbroa horso traitor, work, manure'hauling. f32oa>»:296L — 733-3059______f Grand i 611 FARMS FOR Ailto Wostlnghouse porta- 811 Wantod: Used h o rse*- stock 1 FURNITURE / S l e e p , RENT J Caso IH 8550 baJorln^cel: Wa H^roltlovln^^jwlcto. 2 ' bio dishw asU r, like now. •AND CARPETS ^ lent condition. Used axle _]Q-\taon.tiZS-S47}. 5^$225. Marble metal kHchon 13acn»irrioaIod.<»fidiovDt ^ WnumHuulnj 712 ItRIQATION ^ sink & cablnot with laucol. 9 eaucouches, 1 rocllner, good J land. ^ o fW o n d o n to r. ■ W SrfM iS 7H ^5,5434431, ^ »od. 0 ^ 423-5926. M rent. $75h>»», you poyI Duatw'a Custom Farming slovo for com. 3 sots rails — wator. 536-2135. _ 733.2809 Of 43^6785 _- lordialfor&shoosiovBa.S 1000*6* IOO gated pipe, $1.50-ft. piece wicker sol: Lovo 04 BUIDINO ^ P‘*!loat, chair, matching tablo 140 acros good potato land sh o o sie v e s . 3 cloaning 55 5! joints of s ^ son $30 ^ 705 FARM Ians. 3 fan housings. 3 p « - ^sot, 934-5370.______MATERIALS "Icoordlnallngsoatcush- « tor loaso.\flnld«l»Nk>romo ons. $135.73^0309 ^ CountYHno. 438.5906. MACHINERY foratod cloan grain 18 I81 used Thundorbird whool — Bogsollnsulaiton - tro u g h es with covers lor lines. |ir Aluminum onds, gal- 4.1 176 a a e s , sprinMer trrigalod. l1R-11-15$21#150sqtt Coud 1991 W ostondorl lofldor,• craln. 543-5056.______VIv a n lzo d h u b s, $2750. In ^ Mch&tovosoataot, groy& ^ Hunt a n » , novor had s uF w TA-28rofsalo, 487-2819. ■ fiold. Call 438-5204,670- ^SR -13-15$22@ 116aqft bluoiluo. also a blue votvot bar- - XQ30 tub chopper, chops Hi :[email protected] rolt . boots, no spuds orown tor 2165.670-2166- ol shaped chair with o l i o - ____ 37 VW. Can 8 ^ 5 5 5 6 . 3-10Hhydraulk)JD9300,r »R-1»-24$2g@123sqlt marnan. Iko now $450. • spadng disk drinwHh hllch: r r i- mDitch tins, 8-10 in galod pipo, 30 ^1324-3595. 2Z2 leOacrosSolCasiloford..2 - rToTlhydrauDcJDeSOO ' siphon tubes, gatod piM IH- flood & sprinklor irrtgalod. 10' spocing, hoo drill with5 ■ 707 FARM SEED jllnosavaVoa,432-M04 ! — ill slio pillow lop mattress All opon ground. C ash or hitch & now hard faced0 ,______Po# FnMOStimatosI &b(I box spring, sl/l in plastic. , crop ronl. 503-358-2534, For sato: 300 ft 6 In gated ini- -HkHighostqv^ity stool bidgs. $1S»50-Cal734-^1. — poinls with hydraulic irons*>• Fronbor Russel Genocalon II gallon plpo, good cond, For ront: 170 acroe, 60 aao■oe s Mrts;4-12lllH150hy.• and lli conilled seed pota- r ------C»n 32 4 ^ 2 0 ------ogslzepllowiop follows spuds, 00 lollowe draullc 1 0 'spacing, hoo0 toos.CanJohnSaJazaral PH run gravel. mall(latlross & box spring, slill rain. Tuttle a ro a . Whool 734-3323 or 678-5900, £ p ><>' drii wHh Bolino boxos hild)J 1-719-843-5635.------7,e716 FABHUSC. —! n plastic, roguiar $499, JSS no Irrlgatod, doop woll. & tran sp o rt; 4 0 II Calkin' mfetor$250,y34.888l, SQ ^ 536-5536 or _837.64f6_ plow. 1M 0-11 hoavyduly,, 709 HAY, GRAIN For rent: 170 acros, 60 acros 08 COMMUNICATION ngwalorbod Iramo & hoad- |D || For ront: 200 ocros boot or nigh doaranco, now hang1 AND FEED lcfollows spuds, 90 follows DEVICES boaloard l^ x springs S mal- grainS ground, 12 mios woslMl onha/TowswfthBornobox. iraln. Tuttle area. Whool ___------iros:ross). Best olfor. C al aftor 01 Paul. Evos 734-0524 or o s ; 4711 H ess plow wiiht 1.000 ba les. 2 wide barloy ne irrlgatod, doop woll. 5 bbusinoss i radtos & 1 hand- 6> pm pn 324-4351. ^ days 733-4476. now hang-on ho/rowi; 14 f>K straw. Can 543-6597.______536-5^ or 837-6486 heheld, $750 or bosi offer. 10 IH 150 hoo drill, 10* spac* Sprinkled ground, closo to roooronoomibsriey — ’ _CJCallS|t3-5275.______" SS ” . o » » n a , still ^ a o ing wllh a ra ss sooder; 2 • lliey Matti Hwy 25, (nm 65 up to 380 Collcellular phono, work groat, inolnplaslfc$200-7i4-8g81. Magic Val ^ss ad 14ltlHO[dslylewlthiioe acros. Somo novor haa had $7$75.734-7196, S h)iatsu S i massogo chair, bone O R potBtooa. 625-s o il. drill wiih now style pross 287 N. W ashingtonn • "The Old RentaItal Place" — whoote.$500,-(Hmodo<477 ISOlonolletfiaY. (oy, M». tent or swap wlih a colt:olor, 6 mos old, now balor. $450. Wanfod;I; nomln,$70.Col da»iHtod»d.733-0931. $42(14200, toko $3500 or beei 613 WANT TO RENT ;. 734-2177 or 734-5126 © ofloiiflor. 7330492.______Soml-tanker trailer. 335. m m Noodod hoatod gorago"JJ to 2162 or 335-2263 W COtf>UTERS______nglo olodric bod wHh mal- 1 - 8 8 8 1 ® sloro 1 iruck for noxt3X1 3 • JD '45’ combine# fc)r sal- dj Tandy 1000, $150 trds; ® ^ 734 I.- F ri.10-6 ross, box springs, vibrotor 9M) 0 IDays Same As Cash oAC, a QPENL Mon.. F month. Can 736-8669- __ VBQO or ports. 326-4829, _ 1st cutting hay. $60.2nd,& Sharp 12X video comora, &m1 maplo hoadboord, liko ^^Flnanclng^Avalla^ S at 10-5«CloseM e ^ u n ^ ^ ^ Wantod to rant modest>st 4320JD,rocontlyovDrhaulodd 3rd cuttino. $75.324-5621 _ 809^ $ 3 5 0 ,7 3 4 -5 1 4 9 nowww. ^00,436-9767 I . . country hom t. 2 bdrms,IS, now palm, now mbber, 200 ton 2nd aop, IjllgjjjJJIljlJjJjjJI ” gorago, parking aroa lor oxcoilont, $10,000. 18<); protein lost hay, _ so m ftru c k ft irallor. Ro- . 15-20tondoanbertoystr8w. » o n d lo Box 97149 % AniaChalmora XT 190, eohpp Can 568-3036 Timos-Nowt, PO Box 548, diosol tractor, hos cab.>. 30lon 1 stQJttinfl.734-6422. . Twin Fnlls. ID 63303------_ Dual Irom hydraulic high lilt,5 3rd crop hav, e Z M p a loader. 7'/^'buckot,8^box 615 ROOKMATES s c ra p e r blado, now roarir 3rd cutting hay. 7S ton batos. WANTED tiros, duals, now robuOl on-" $60 a ion. 324-7943 ovoa __ flino. Flnandng availablo0 40tonal8lcuttlng.Good ™ k L . Houso to sh a ro with molo.,lo, OAC. Hobby Horae Ranchh ounlHv. Can 734-8/43. own bod & balh, $250 mo,no, Eoulomoftt 324-5858 _ 500tonsoMst42ndhay, 3rd Avo E, TF. 326^797' or Burley Traotor Salvig* 1 20bbales. 324-5167. e 734-5025 ask lor Jim __ C om bines tractor parts s s & S B arley straw lor salo. $30 fc Maio, Hagorman. $250,50, Poul. ID -4 3 6 - 5 ^ « ton. 1000 bales- 734-4081. _ ^^37^499or46fr925^^_ D4 Cot Tradt bucket ktador,r. DMlvOu$lltyAJtMlMhMy ■ __ runs groat, $4000 or ollor.^ anyamount.norain. ■ ■ 366-2426 Of 587-3742. _ DarlinalOft. ID. 568-2263 ■ ■ Ferguson 35,2 spd. Mo Hay, 2 nd* 3rd, 2021% ; n ■ powor. doan. n C at 655-4216. - 1733-0931 ext 22 for m ore Infonnanation or your sennflce representathIt/ve ^ Ford 4400 diosol loadortrac- ii; Hay lor sale, 1 ton bales & h H tor, 3 pt. PTO, $5500. Coll small bales, also 1 Ion ■ 1 1 352-1127 ovoninos. - strawbBk>8.dall35t-1286 ■ a a i S w M Gleaner N-5 comblno Inn or 624-4544 ovoa______■ Call lliiMiTm good condilion. reasonably JIM'S CABINET SHOP SUlstart your redwood deck DELIVERED Auto,, HiHome Owners, Hoailh, JOHN'S priced.Caii35M2B6or C o n ^ e remodeling inching project nowl Sanrland & gravel topsoii Lifele insurance quotes. 702 CATTLE 624-4544 ovos " I kitehens S bathrooms. fuiTto Reasonable rates. ^ ]for .driveways. lndop€jpendent 8goncy.Many SHARPENING — JD 4430. cab, air, PS. radi- 5 cabinet maldng, antique repair. Experienced. parking p; ,Iots, elc ^ SERVICE I; W anted Dasluro: In Hagor^ «>■ sources to choose 25 hoad Holsloin cows., In a ls , ual», w eights, new 0 4 refinishing. fonnica.liie. CCall M4-2862 Hurryl Carter lide & sleel saws. In various sizo s of HolstolnoIn poworshill, oxcownt condl- 543-8183 ^ NORTHWESTI siness since 1976. hoHors-896-4773 lato, _ tton. 438-8351 “ RIVEBWEAR tl COMPANY, INC. 1 Bracken S t S. 2 Looghom bulls. 1 yoa/IIng,ng, JD6030,175hp,cab,AC. INTHELYNWOOD 733-1234 7 3 4 -4 0 5 0 1.2vrold,423-90$5. __ 543-5643______- 710 HOUSES JlALTERATIONS AND REPAIR Gravel Solos Day old Holsloin bull calvos/os Jo h n Dooro 3955 5 botlomm V/6'il m o r f ix . A-1 DRYWALL ^ ■ lor salo, $100.536-2928. . awing plow, wiih gauge0 12yroklgrayawhlo Sklwear, Sportswear, ■ Ory\3rywallirstallation,laplng4 m wheel, oxcoilont condition. Foraalo; Polled Horolord -I- floldingilMO.Cal Jackets,r Pants & Packsl ■ M O P S Q U A D lextiexturing, 16 yrs expononce. R W am Call 423-6229,______123-4677 aflor6om. g KSUDifOSEN LANDSCAPING bulls. Call Marvin Bingham Residential «New JiJo b s large or snfiall. | U iLAWNCARE STANFAN S N O W C P A ___ MF620wlng-updisk.com.V 14yroWSonolgokflng,8oDd CUSTOM SEWINQ | of Riverwear Reece conslruction •Rentals GGreg Lossing, owner } 4 shrub trimming, stump btanea n & S c o tt S n o w Holstoln bull cahros lor salo,niA plete wtth (iwmtoalappnca. call roping horse, gentle lor , 7334579 SAV • T a x r e lu m 2bi\ lion booms Ahilchfiiker»r Wds,tta».3yroldAPHA Garments ^ & Shell coats Refs avail Bonded. All SAVn-QOTH SHEET gJSjIng. Taking applkalions (or *J 6-2 mo oWs, $240 oa. Coli MV. out of aroa considered. preparation 423-6412 or 324-6613. hatrow. 733-6456, _ sorrol mant. 32^5402.____ Sizes XL-4XL in Reg 4 Tall :e(4ehem>caiap(ilicalion4 forTHEHARD-TO-FIT 326>4185 ( or 536-6731 H Healin^^^ndilionlng }ra!yardw*k.73W946 ^ • Auditing I'malOyoar oldtaklnglst■nr t s SAVE BIG BUCKS 99 5 yr old regls. Palomino ■ H ?f?777(rn^l Heal Refrigeration Ffor Free Estimates ■ ■ inancial Planning llmo 4-H «oof projoct ond,H] 1 Chockouttho6modols, Ouartor Horse gokflng, wed ■Prompt ina ia itb lt$ tn la Commercial & ______;ol 16-90 to , oimoxponsivo, started, $2S00.'£4-4557 I 73&6714 M ------• BocBookkeeping & nood a lilting stand. Call Residential P a y ro ll Nick Kraua at 438-8163 new Rhim lann tractors 4 PETEFIRSENUWNCARE nn Accounting Service ^ whooIdrivos&front toodor* m vi.ii.w jujm ^ lying too mucti for •Farm A Jorsoy stoor, grain lod, 800 avallabk>.Andthoannow^ ■ H m J v Q Q j B wWHYBUYNEW? <(208) 733-854 736-1711 b s . t e o 00^ I>. 543-5627. ' Ing, gentle and broke, lawn care? ' i : - Tojan fami traders,engl" WE CAN REPAIR | H 219 Sth Ave E storied on barrols, $2500. Tope3 quality sen/ice with Umousin Bull Sal* noorod by John Dooro trac*:• Can 734-5946,______f mmosr brands for youf ■ ■ Mon-Frl 8-5, 678-4099, ___ tor compony. ExcoOont nfTTJTW T^ijJIZi lowerer out of pocket cost. BvrotdOH filly, 733-6272 H ARD W A RE !Satellite systems • u M Ponod Simmonlal bulls. parts & sorvico badorp. Wo P R E C I S I O N I iUMiiiMMmMi FreeJ EEstimates 734-0669 othorlo r timI e s by ap p t Cohs^artod.usingjm^ro 1 VIDEO-AUDIO ■ SOFTWARE AutAudio -Video oquipm enl porobrodiRodA ngus X.K. always havo a good soke- SHAREWARE . C 1& 2yr8 0ld8. Iton of lato model, u ^ . For your VCR, TV, • Copy & Fax m achinos (ime. Call 734:7308 or Upgrade your old • C ar E ledtonics, RAY & S O N DonGravboalS37-6647.f. compact, 4 v ^ d i M , car stereo, home CONSTRUCTION H M ;— diesol iractora with front ■ <20-2952._.______I sy sie m lo 25 yrs experience. ^ R o g l s l ^ Angus bulls. stereo, also am ps 5 YRS EXPERIENCE S M o m m 101 Ranch. Kng Hit. ond loadors 4 oquipmont1 Dappio gray mare, packed, I & m ixer repairs. 3 8 6 o r 4 8 6 pow er packages lor tho wookondd oxcol wtth klA, 16 yrs old, I starting at Horaea: Bowjht, sold »i>d ! :733-231S today work & preparation SSERVICE — mofrf-RhInolr8Ctof».32i• traded. Can . . . ^ IMS The Com puter Place Allwc I S 5858, from Potro II tnKk ------d>done by hand. ree topping, tree 1 YEARLING ANGUS ^ PainU, Ovofos, Toblanoa, an 415 ADDISON AVE movai, chain saw ' - STARCRAFT 7eramlc tile Installer PfFree Estimates! remov BU LLS F O R S A L■E. E . colora, weanlings, year- ij ' 734-1667 H■nSTTTTTTin* Cen rk. s h ru b irim m ing G la ss & alum inum ■ iiSilZ illiU lfl WallpaperWi hanger •Jl'ri WWaggoner 543-4271 work.s - lings, 2 yr olds, maros. Top c, or remcemoval, hauling of Trodor badt hoo, fiU 3 pt forw bloodlinoa. 7 3 3 ^ 9 3 evos boats. Fishing, skiing & IK 6 Interior painting 60-100 tractor, usod all styles in stock. any kind.kin< Y ard worl< or 2?8anlS!£S. V. SHOW HORSES a IDl-MV l£ader,ioadsrad8,catr^^l,ta«te. ka COommenaalot & resideniial W HA TEV ER \> Anagestoryouih&adult, Merccrulser stem drive. Free Estimates W liw3iSSSXmM Wl K S'SiK llTiSi: Computer System s BBuuikls 4 maintains sodmert f rIEE e e ESTIMATES 10 ApHC& AOHA. $2000- F orces Mercury outboards, — ohn Regan 543-4966 ■ iU SILVER SPRING.* disks, made lor cutting imelCHJ486DX266MHzVLB ponds. por, DfMJway work, gravol, Jo rir 733-743-7438 - 324-6641 Fun sales & Service. straw undor, bearings every;® $6000,734-6146 8MBRAM,5.25'435’ H0FDD c RANCH Authorized repair senrice for , ditt^ removal, will travel rh Stud service. APHA Chos- * 340 MB IDE HDD ' 670-1614 6 - 678-3744 111 nut Tobiano Ihrows good , MERCURY & FORCE ( W e RRepair, Recolor & , EPDSSmSLavStlife* , K p p r & a 14*CoiorSVQA.28NI ORCLETCONSTRUCnON Qi r206)768 9831 or788.3096)96 825-5452alt0f6om, colof,Can4234745. ' PRODUCTS. In fard'a Home Construction eflnlsh rather than D & LTREEL T SERVICE 32 bit wnd acce|. s/IMB rimmed o r shaped, HARBAUGH MOTORS, M ;oom additions, remodeling, lOvo 4 replace Porcelain, Tnmn- Mouse, DOS, MS V^ndows h mir Ua.teorjJass, cultured remiremoval & stump INC. 636-6323 )lectfical, plumbing. No job ^ $1999 ' ■ oleci ding. Free estimates, U sed boats In stock )0 large or 100 small. 20 yrs 540M BHD0 + $237 ■ 100 la eured. z 536-5185 or exper. Free'eslimaies, U o i m' 206-734*5663 p to 85% savlngsl 1-800-536-5185 1039 Blue Lakes Blvd. N.TF FENCES CaiCall W ard 734-^294 work la guarenteedi FENCES Fretiiustlmsttsonupgndlng DAWSON FENCES ------yourht COUPUTERCONSULmQ1 Fencing Special landyman & Son Services HONEY DO, INC. — 208-734-5783 Free Estimates ^snd 543-4934 H J Consulting on-DOS, viindows, HEARTWOOD lomnoling. all repair work, BOOKKEEPING ’5 years exper, 0 yrs in MV quid! 66bla,iwnpuier setup, ^CONSTRUCTION " W ELElLECTROLUX S E R V I C E C Refe, froe estlm atosl Custom pfogrims fofM. 3 ! E u i y E | ^ H Vacuumu um s & sham pooers, I Computerized 7 3 3 -9 0 6 3 Joe 366-2741 ■ ■ Reasonable Rates C( Smal business Afarmins: centralcem vacuums. - I Monthly calls to-Juitey. SStove 324-6764 Margaret Tubbs • Sales.les. Jservice & repairs, E8(0,SaiVaDey _ S' A (208) 734^271 Archie:h le L a m b 733-5618 J^YTCNRVsby T 239 DuBols Fas>tCo HONEYHC DO, INC.I1 ^ SKYUNE , COMPUTER SERVICE No job too smalll Wehaveagood W . - j - Affordabli B u iln u Syttiffls I • Computer texpreparalkm CalCall DEWEYTUBBS jeletlection of NEW 5th m m m t Bookkeeping & tax'-' — • Computer 4 perfherd repair ^ 734-6271 VVHrHEELS, TRAVEL iffPS preparation* SBA loan Old World Flooring •Busin»iiigmtiy4iri8SrietiKrt3 1TRAILERS & assistance * Invoice A rtistry MMiiii •SnbusineaaeangiboclM^ u . ______^------EXP.[PANDOS In stock.. M l i i collections FrM Initial H ardw ood Installation ------C a l l 7 3 M ( r iO large selection of $ 2 7 5 consultation 736.8666 *| Rnlshing & Refinishlng SPARROW Also ircraft Tent Trailers, w n n i PePainting (Inside & out) CONSTRUCTION C St^c DRD'S WORTH ‘ peri Remodeling & repair USED:D RVs 4 RV Repairs. line HsknatWortPRK^ ■ P e te B u tto n 73 4 -5 9 7 2 R' tSfRTTTVTrTTI IRBAUQH MOTOR ASSOCIATED t Reasonable ralos HAR orts-Contracts-UaingUsts ; ("roFroo estimates, Sen,ring INC I 536-6323 esumes-LattefS-nyers ; GENERAL Magic Valley 324 -5 8 3 5 CONTRACTORS ■ __ 7 3 3 - 1 6 0 6 InA jj.Ajij E fi AdtoiAv«Eiici}(aijxui) ; Jobs to bid ' I DRAQT DAIRY E ■ T Q Q iTm HI l525AdSst 10 ck Construction & Welding ■ PAUL’SPAI HOME REPAIR { S for I New or R em odeled ' i l f ays! , Faucets, toilets, B a m s or C orrals ■ ' •For • ! Items prided to $101 0 0 0 . water heaters. ROAN OFRCE SERVICE Outbuildings R ep airs Installation, PFPROFESSIONAL )t be used with any otherer discount;. t r a THEATINQ Re ROORNQ & S eTetaiy a ^ 4 office suppoct Cannot t Farm Equipment Furnace c, 4 heaferrepa/r. Bectrical, Elec carpenty repair. Word Proces8ir>g. Repair & Manufacture COATINGS Won CaaW xwrp/us parts. FREE f"* ESTIMATE . Data entry, __.Satafl.&Jrailef8.__; ..J 3-7221 or 326-5857 „ ■Frwesffmafes'onmstfl/B.- —- —___ 324-6517____ mmefdal,-lndusWal. - Desk,ask.toapublfehlng. . .. 3850N.2160E. B o n d e d Sidentlal. Buildup roofs, 7 8 3 3 2 8 O tw w r; Terry Plew Flltr. ID < Leakaks repaired In 24 hrs. s m [cong&uctkxi* specialty 3 2 0 -3 2 6 4 m ; 6 1 6 2 'SStSlSS’' ------— 7 ------4re|»llI.73M 244

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WANTEDTOBUY 15 WANTED TO BUY 825 WAHTEDTOBUY U B ? Btl RJRNrrURE 617 MISCELLANEOUS • fi20 PETSAND 625 WANTEDTOBUY S2S25 WANTEDTOBUY 825!5 WANTEDTOBUY #25 FORSALE SUPPUES 3 ^ ANO CAflPETS Com pulor*, prinlors, any- War/a rt 16 boy. Mazda or Ford wfarted: S i 194041 WiUyacoop Waniia n te d ; Disk harrow . 4 ' Wantsc f - Froo: Purobrod Cockor thing Jh electronic, NOT Courier C< pickup for p a rts, grtruck. o rt Also 1084-1003 wkte — ..... - 4 plo c o wood furniture eol,- WORKING orWORKING: "7734-0324; 3 ------m#1mtt«l Texaco euatalio n - ma»> ilO O ; twin bod wllh framo, 5; ‘SpanioU3wksoW. ' W •88 Dodoo PU roor window,r. Cuts s s « bug's aarl 733-6760. Wiil Pickuofroo._ vVai■ranted tobuy: 289 or 302 arted: Double wids. 2 or 3 W ante $25:736-8657______>76-4277_ bdrm $50.825-5211. 324-5036 . ______734-53OT______Mid Mid 80‘s travoi troilor wontod, m mi otor 8.4 spd Irans lo III J Z z ^mK^ndbgoopitai). I«tmtn ta b le »im 4 w 6 .bhxaten loc* 00 IL C al 6' hutch, 4 drs, 5 drawors, 22 or 24 tt. in good condi- Mustang, Mi oood cond, can WanVantod 2 0 ^ oal aquarium Neo< ill! Usod boauty salon oquip-“ Lob p<¥>s. AKC yolksw, good 2: Jeodod for sonlor couple, chain booksholf uppor. 8' tail, tton. Can 733-0456 trado tn lor 170 m olor or pi­ tankoflaroor. Will ■7039-______X). (nont, hydraulic chairs,I. huntir>g & famify dogs, dow _tk Vill h a v e ll m oved. Call 857-2 odtoTWHondalloa bircfi w-watnut slain, $600. ano. & reasonably priced. M g4^.»y9n|r^, • 6* drossor. 6 drawors, con-m- sham poo bowls, olc. 733-!■ clawod. wormod & shots. Nood; No Motorcyclo holmol an w lh faeo guard, 0^ cond. _CiCan 733-8838 anytW ty ^ lano. Call 536- tor dbl drs, birch w-oakak 2321 or oves 7 3 3 ^ 8 3 . ~ Call 886-2260.______W antod: Fax machlno, Ingjc „ tor youth. 326-3145. Wai/anted lo buy: 6 'disclo fit Wantfantod: 2 axtos to buid hay doosloosn'l have lo work. Cali SZZ71 stain. S600. Cail734-47B1.Ii. Usod corraoalodtin. 15000 PorBlanlomoleCFAroo.2yr J2 ;adtoboy: LIllIoMor- try shoots. 20'& lOOOusodd old. shaded moca. do- OWcoftoogrlndor. 1052 18 F o d 8N tractor with 3 trailIrailof. Can 54:^8283,______733-1’33-9444.______W S S i; Boautilul ook trim country Ot.hUcft. 7884265 VVmi d^PolerPanAU^& , couch, oxcol cond, orginaiial polos, 5-7* 2 2 'long. In-I- clawod. vory Iriondly. $75. oldbutterchumfanyklnd]; oi _£L fantod; 2 too* olorgantoaHv Wartoarted; Qood ooodtkxi mo- float* r 'Tramp vidoos. Call iVantDd;Chiropractot«tr&0' grown gro' barloy seed Cortili- torcy $900,asM nn M 75, woightiht quiro only If intorostod in[» • 6374548______ok orcycto parts, sbo 38 and am or • 1 2 0 6 .______SDt. tSO.Cnfl733-4728 500 piocos or moro. Coll■I Purobrod Cockor Spaniol _ _ tk>n lablo, old radial ongbo ealton caii f a must. Ploaso call bootioots-s1»13or14.AUo Warti 532-4554 flftw6om. tor mociol airplano, k»v _678-5717 6 ^ waniranlod ‘85 Ford F-250 spon odtobuy:oWwanb^ / '/3 sizo ponobio dishwoshor, puppios, dockod tails, Plastic ^ & motal rodlator l » »,picM«catfof.&o« SUPPUES modol Crown Victoria or ‘C o n d ., cook Slovo, $450. Splnot pi­ — Grand Marquis. 7344602. 4 W h y ■ ^ IP ano, mado by Baldwin,■in, 2oquoriums: 1} 55 goi,$350. D isc B rakes ■ ^ $500. Niniondo systom. 17 1) Hoovy duly 250 gal,ll’ 2 sots of Iron stairs with omo&, $2 0 0 . Coll 326-26- $1000. Bolh comploto wnhIti platform & handrail wanted. 043 or 326-5346. stond, UQ filtor, grovol.,] Must havo ot loast 4 stairs. g ■ _ Cnll 734-8140. Compor shou tits '89 GMC:up up hood. 324-8104.______ST .#35036 WOO. shoot a 357 maonumum 2 lomalo Akita AKC block & 35mm SLR comora & lonsos in shotgun $21.95,35, whilo pifllos, 8 wks old, foror in good cond wanted; also. S T .ft3 4 n O 31’Airstroam trallorilor solo. 734-1811 ovonings)s JDllOgordoniroctorwilh S12.500.734-4147. ’ __ fltlor6om, ______8hp engine, lor parts. WILL Coinflto soil. 733-7538.^ 610ft ” PAYCASH. 733-8234 Duo9 to lllnett, mutt aelllgill Block Lab puppies, 7" 3 pt hitch, hong-on mower, nd Motors H W a s d, $300^ 736-6003. _ good cond. 3 pl hitch, 5 2 2 , 9 9 0 3 ^ 4 9 6 ofollof. 734-0292______Adoroblo AKC toy poodloIn nang-on sp ra y e r with lb booms & pump. 125/150 Early US slamp & basoball,-|i pofipios, roody now; 1 3 lb elll llnvlov.423-5104. gal. WIl C PAY CASH. cord colloclion, must solll « y .3:8?34.______Air C ondltlonlngrB l' V-6 , A M /FM $500 inkos all. 736-0970I AKC Chosapoako pups, top 3 NISSAN A 1994 NISSAN assette, Power quolity, oxcollont blood- Sm aller chisol plow 10 use AM/FM Cassette, ■ ^ Exorciso biko. juicor, batlory o with 100 hp Iractor. Call Auto Trans,, Gold ■ p n g . R o o f R ack chargo. mon's dross panls. lines, 3m oles, choice $150. PATHFINDER 702-755-2M7 Jackpot _ 934-5496______IMA GXE A Package. R ear H attachment & 423-5717.______2 Rack, Fender r r AKC Gordon Solior, S table lamiiy w> oxcollont Defogger, Power ■ Froo pallets. Call 733-0931,,'i'• tomoJo, 1 ’A yoare old, $250.0 employment, seoking F loors Tho Timos Nows, or stop^ C al 734-4977. owner linancoablo, larger by tho olfico botwoon 8 am ~ oldor home or fixablo on ST .«34071 nndSpm .132 3rdSl.W . AKC purobrod Rotlwoilor5 small acreage or largo k5t. puppios. 8 wks old. 2 Harnoss's, doublo troos, a Will considor older rental '•" maloa, 3 lomales. Vory w-option to buy. 736-7101 low onliquoa. 678-5738 — good sizo dogs. Vory pro- Hoavy duty conal panols 5 It. toaivo. $300 oa. 536-2968Q Usod riumbor, 6-10*wldo, X 20 ft. $80 00. Good tor — 8-20 ft. tong. 78-79 Datsun iT .#45069 ^ AKC whilo fomalo Pomera-„ Kingcob wnh body In good " nian puccios. $275 or $250 w U h w i ^ r s . 4234577.“ .l'»«.3»545e.______1-800-654-4584 to SOO whon “ Wanlod: 14' trompolino. tnjckwillboin your oroa.1'°" AKC yollow Lab. 2 yrruUo.• u sed . In good cond. Coll W a s Gary's Westiaiim soif-conloinod with showof, MaOvo & gray hondliod king-jno. Irom imported siro, full sis-,,V roasonoblo pdco. Call sizod bodsprood & pillows, 734il206. , $135:hanginglightlixtUTO,Z: — W anlod to buy; Used lurni- $50; silk & jirto wailhanoing,ling, Ooborman puppios, ture. cloan and In good $50; Dhrury rug, $40. Takoake AKC roglslorod, $250 ea. condition. 734-5270 nn lor $250.734-6542 ______C a t 829-5263. — Wanted: Troos to toko out for Now DP Mogoflox, homo ENGLISH SETTER pups.5S. wood. Con 734-5727. gym w- stair sloppor. 5?r- ReodymidMorch.Goodf Wontod: Used cabinets, op- Hoohhmostor 170 oxordso“ 0 hunters. $300.726-9713 - biko. liko rww, 543-6894 pliance8,bulldino moletials- '#4f667-"l, 4.0rrCyI,'Auto, Loaded H ##43219-1, XLT, Auto, A/C,^ C C ru is e , Tilt ■ ■— Froo: Bordor Collio X.fo- S23-5130 or 829-5554. H #07045-1, Gre;rcat U'ork Truck HI Soars LHostyior Inclino litt‘ as­*1^ maJo. 0 nwnths oW, tuxodo sist 1900 iroadmill, usod lil- Wanted; Usod Suburbans » 9 4 8 8 majkinos. Can 733-5736.L _r . •86-‘93. Call An 734-6565 I =^ll,4i llo, roconily sorvicad, $400. Call 734-8636.______Purobrod Siamoso killons.ns. or 324-3900______- Sovon-12.5x15x33BFGoo-^ Soel point & bluo point,t.3 3 Wont to buy: 30-06 or 270 rl- drich muddor rodiols withith 5S lomalo, 1 malo. $30. Call:a1l lie. 543-5301 orS43-5422. whilo spoko rims, (5 holo 3264921 — Warn to buy: Electric guitar, Ford) Lots ot rubbor lolt, YoafoWOoWonLab.fomoIo,alo, Jackson, Ibonoz or GTX. 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1008 4X4______JMI041 FOHD 906 GUNS ANO 909 SNOWVEHICLES 1002 AUTOPART^ 1005 ANTIQUE AUTOS 1007 1 TRUCKS 1C1008 4X4 W & REPAIRS 1990 F350 crew c ab . 4 x ^ "OlII Ford Fi Eacotl, elean'car. RIFLES ANDEOUIPMEm’ ' ' 1957 Buick Roadmostor. 1967FORDF-100PU.«- 1 1978 Ti & 1979 Subani BralsTT 19| spood, both havo campor- oldiesel, long box. 64,000 ^ j a 15" eftromo whools wtth ^ n - straight body. oxcoDonllor . collont cood-423-5493 t miles.$10.8o0orb08lol- J ijJ 1 GUNSHOW FofsaIo:-93W i^'$480a shotls. 324-5392. _ m ino$2990^^!^T^.' 9 ■92EXTArctk:Cat.$3800.X). rwrs. oood condlkm. $100. roslorallon.$1000ofbost 1966 ^ Ford V* lon. AC, J tor.324-51100f734^_ 1 Both oxcol cood. low milos.»■ Can 753-3321/______ollor. Also 1961 Ford 28 compor sholl. runs good. 1981 11 Chevy crew c a b , b is J S OU HONDA’ possangor biis-compor- xy 436-4581. __ 1976 Chovy Monza, parts gooo tiros. $1000 or bosi block I powor, h a s running convofslon. Runs oood, oHof.CaH733-ft4ia _ b\ o a rd s ft rail c a p s. M ust IOC1009 VANS*BUSES londa Acoord LX, 1984. noods brakos. $1000 or - great overal corxfitbn. one i M i d U Morch5lh46lh . 910 SPORTING GOODS; 1979 Ford PUIromo, cab, 1978 Datsun. bngbodpkk- ! 1972 Ford Econoline van, J** , Wt^9lfPf.?24:?«2.______up. with sheD. voty oood- — person owtwr, many extras. Sdl.fr«&Sun.»4 __ hood&mlsc.Cal bod, relrig, sink wilh hold- G?? ' u ^ 88.000 m ik M .^ . 19e3Blazof,62di»Boj. t^^^br^^^nglno. ^ gflHffl-glWflliBrgBni. . Nolional Guard Armory OP slair stoppof, wilh olac^JC- 733-2167 tor dotalls. 1006 SEMS& HEAVY : 901 ATVS AND w so Ironies & Powor 150 rowing 734-2085. : l 200S.KhTibal i»9 1980 0ldsCutloss.261 mo- EQUIPMENT ^ -I MOTORCYCLES . CokJwod. Woho machine. Excolloni condi- lof. 350 trans. b is ot othor 1078 Ford oxtondod cab — l9MHord.E-350,;iiightop 1“J.MJ IttZp A . -...... ------ttefl. $250.734-0481. ■ pIckup.aWO, V4lon. 4 •1884FordF150,4K4,-4^.- t = Admtesbn$3.00 __ parts. Also 4 Dunlop tiros 14* dum p box with PTO & 6cylindof.Musts«ir ' A 966 3 23,4 dr. 5 spd,supor la s Honda. >650.655-44; ' 4 whh Olds whool. loss than spood. $ ^ 0 0 . 734-7308 or r20fl>922-1111 or 746-555 Eloclric goll cart. EZ-GO. 4 pump.^1S{».^-7039_ $:Slo^788-3167. ^ dean t'ex o . o a s m ileage. 1975 350 Honda, low mill whool. $900. Cobra Ironsns 1.000 miloB. $150. Call $2995.324.7896,: • . ' 1600. C al 423-6406. . Tfv,« low-co*t cloa»lll»(j « 1967 Frelghtlinor, 318 Do- afioreom. • - 2 ;S . . . - ^jo(Uy.C^733-0g3». _____ and woods: 3-PW. 1 ,2 413 3 733-7615.______■ trolt. 1 5 sp d , Roadrongor, 1979 ' F-150.2WD,85,000 - l9e7.Mazda 620; m od original milos. loadod wHh 11989 Chovy 810 Btizor trans 1&62 T<««o PU. ains ow >. no woods. grBRhlto sttalls,ts, 216.5-9.50 Sluddod snow 16e'whoolbase,$2900. Sport 4x4, clean. $9730, iia e BUICK $750. C al 4 ^ 6 4 0 6 . oloSl $300.Cal73a-2064. _ liros. Can 4234921. shell, $3000. Call 734- ; . Malta 645-2233, 73a^075 - 1991 Buick Conlury station- .SSQS t969YaniahaXT350.^ sir 907 mot TUBS vCaH Joo Woidor woighi sot.ot, | 350 Chovy short block loc- 3163otlof5pnL______1972PolDrbiltctfXM>f. r 1990Toyota4RufV)Of,5spd w logal, trail roady. $17!r AND POOLS lights bonch. bors and wolghts.ts. . lory rob|uilt. $500 ox- 1982 GMC ton. 6.2 diooei, K sbsolutsly sound. ' •SR5. running boards. hJlly $ lOK1062 MERCEDES BEKZI Suzuki Quod Spori _ bosi ollor. Call 734-269696 chango. Good pricos on good tnx*. $5100. lo«lod.Cal734-306e. whooior. $1550. ‘ 0 Be °* ^ Ailatto hay. 1 ion bolos. I ovo8nHor6:30wn. __ olhofs. Highway 30 Aulo 72 M ercedes 250, AT. AC, ------rain, I s ta o p 17%prolo .736-0768 Of 326-3262 11988 Isuzu, 65.000 miles, -J cloan, mochanically oxc Parts. 734-7090.______. runs good. $2500.-324v 11991 Chevy S ilverado,V i -87 studdod snow tim , AM )m . loni.Cnll 436-51B1. .sinjot 2nd CTop. 20% proioin. C ' 1974 WBson grain traTlor,"^ 5933 ask for Didc______too;4x4,8hof1.^x.towfnl- J cass., wil take partial trado (1750. days » 6 - 0 3 0 5 or nlgli 9t1 TRAVEL (4) 222-75R15 GENERAL laoo. Must ^1 3 2 4 -8 2 3 9 . Looks L ft tuns groat! $4000 ^ 1991 Yamaha XT350.47 high podormonco liros. liko iroin 22*. bD aluminum, rww 1989 F-150 Ford Lariat, tong -J m.nsofPU.Cai^4-4926,. . )Oft 4 3563552.______------. TRAILERS ‘ roll-ovor ta rp 's ft brakos. 1991 DodDo.CummlnsTur- .0O ftj^ o H o r,676-9224 . -2SI2 milos, groal cond. $181Both ------__ now. $200 orbosl ollor. box. 302, AT, loaded, 1 645-2479 or 676-3626 mony 1969 KU15'travel irailor.or. 734-4373______Asking $15.000.768-4060. . 69,000 miloa. $8000 Of bost bo. J 4x4, doaJty, AT, 46.000 “ ~ 1063 ICRCURY 908 MOTOR HOMES milos, flalbod. $16,000 or i k -88 RM 250. oxc. coik). v righl. good cond.. Sl 000 or bost“** 73'Lincoln.ongino,trans,-' 1977Polorbltlcabovor.350 oflor. Call 324-5110 or | 1028 CHEVROLET _ — a n d R V S . ______ollor. 734-2529 evos. __ comploto. 5 3 ^ 5 ^ ovos. Cummins, )oko broko, 10 734-9167. bost ! oltor. Con 324-5110 or _ 1985 Lynx $1700 Good fast, now ongino. soi 754-9167.______19: rIdinQoonr. 5 ^ 2 5 7 0 . 23'A'. 1964 28-ProwlorRogal. roof spood. $5000.40’stretch :1989 F-350 Ford, crow cab. - 1970 EIC om lno.6cyl.A T . ckwckwneond. 326-5635 H 800. 19B5 Winrwbago class A, FACTORY REBUILT lrailor,noodsdock.$3000. PS. PB. flood condition, •aiL >4___ bod. monitorirtg systom.m. MOTORS 2 whool drivo, 351 AT. now II1992 bu2U RODEO 4x4, knv P ’$4MefcunrTep«z,f1150. [6____ tt. Immaculalo. wilh ma Coll botwoon 8 am - 5 pm $1650.733-5270 C«1 9(b BOATS A m doan oxc cond. Slorod insido.lo. 350 Chovy-$489.302 Ford- factory poinl. 62.000 mlkn, mitos, | ok. AM/FM cassono. J, , Cal 73^tt96 before 9am. d. vory am onltlos, pricod rigl ■ ask lof loron, 543-5698. Eko now.Cal 788-9389 1989 191 Chovy Celebrity, 4 ' oraftoreom.. _ MARINE rrEMS som o 733-2491’03 ' $S250.733-a0t9.______$489. Mony more In stock. ■ $8750 or bo st offer. Cali J 1987 International cobovor. 324-5110of 734-9167. 1993 ll Ford Ranger XLT 4x4. door,Coll 4^.5717,------— l988FonJmotorhomo.23'._____ 1988 24 It, Yukon Wildor-or- Coll Numbor 1 Auto Port. 14 tl 1976 bluo Chryslor li my 324-8721.______blue. $10,000. Call 351-: : 1991 Mazdooxtendodcab.S wUh ' campor shol. V-6. AT, loea w ssA H ______tunvOQutaod'736-7264railor "oss. oxcol. cond., mony I 1286of624-4S44evo« - ing boal wilh motor, tilt 00 b e oxtros, con altof 6pm wook- Ford 390 ongino. albo boll - spd, AM/FM caBsotle, cruise, < air. tilt, 11.000 1034IO: DATSUN _ tmilor. 734-2367 1990 Paco Anow 37J.ckM2 wall da^^^ g n ytlmo wookonds, housing, tcont drivolino &' 21977 Marquez &1 1962: 38,000 mis, $7500.324- milos. 1 $17,500 firm. Call _ > toadod. can 32&4703 __ QtilllOf'73FordPU;Bo6tI Knight, motal potato trail- 53i4bolom2pm ______420-5830 ; days or 324- I9 19 8 0 280ZX 2 + 2 ,Io ad o ir loadotf,' loai low mJIoaoe;'-—— 18' aluminum boot whh. 6! . o r326-4964. b w mb.. oxcoHont cond.. 1 U200.to-1223 / Johnson & 9bp Evinru< H ike 1988 Maiard Sprlritor 16'.6 '. ollor. Aflor6pm 324-4351. ors. 2 axlo. board pullors. *1992Dodpofiam50.undof _5830 evos. toavo msfl.------b ; larps & eloclric motors. 67 Nissan Maxima, V-6, S EZ Load irlr. kKS ot oxtr 1 RBW 5th whoo! trail500 Boaulilul ook Inlorkx linish.s*J- GM smon bk«k RV cam and 8000ml,llkonowl 1993 1< Toyota, 4x4. doluxo kb _ 2 hitch, Righlodnl 12000 I ' good rubber. Askho $8500 speed, baded! Must sacrife $6900. Call BobRlchai ' Now liros. lully soll-conl.n<- litlers. 12,000 milos, $100. Can 733-8356 lerlor.chromoslepbars,. I wookdays » 5 . 324-8627— — GVW.$225.1 10xl2w7TTZ Liko now. RodUcod lo . each. Coll 537-6787. No 7 bodlinor, Sony CO player, 1037 , DODGE ' |5$4500b Dustin 324-6957. h 6 ^ lont 1250.734-5324. § Cal 678^5.______Ad Solicitations. ■64 Ford 1 tonlruck,dump ] 1989 Supra, rod &whho.1 $5495. Con Eric. 734-3412 bod (PTO), stock racks, 1 JAPANESE ENGINE & ______• '7J. 1070 OLDSMOBLE hrs. mint cond. 31-AlratroamtfoUar.ilU*— Of 324-1244.______350 Cot crowlor wilh back-■ oak slake racks, now on- 324-4926. now, tuny kjodod. $12.50( - T TRANS. 4x4 tpodals $15.9(XMjllor. 378-0538 c Ctoon32'RrobaII,gQ&utilsA5* 1-800-365-3742 hbo, blade ond buckot,, glno, paint, tiros ft brakos, 76F 7 ord 150 4x4.AT,$2375 734-4147 or 733-7107. Of offer. 734-2669 ■ 69 Dodge Doylono, 4 cylln-. 19931993 Cutlas’Supremo 4 SKi N aullguo. show ro( „ hool. skirlod, park roady. Now91'GMCwhools.$100. $9500. Call 886-2289 or’ dp. tolaly rostorod, $5200. j der luol Iniected tutto ' dMdoor, 10.000 mDos, PS, PB, 8*35 mobli# homo, “toi___ $5000.733-7^1. quallly, loadod, berotc — Cnll 3264127. 886-2911 ovos & wkonds. . • 733-1335 dovs ft ovoninos. ■81 ■£ FordF2504x4.dubcdb.' c "I h arg e w llh m anual 5 AC,AC. FWD. AT. whito, boom, hoolor, tparo pr( loox For sate 1978 Hoodrunnof : Caso 580K bockhoo wllh ox-• *7 7 FofdRarwof F-150,460, lOfl.campornowtiros, s ^ ^ . PW, PD. tinted win- $13.800.7 3 i w ^ only211 hours, $15,5( 1 Partlnoout1986ChovySub- for sa b Of trade for riMor ? ^ 5lh whool, 30'. noods work, lood-a-hoo,R.O.P.S.whh1 AT, PS. PB, AC, dual dows. oxcollent shape.- w90 nOlds Ctitlass IfflomatkxT- , 73^3497 ovoninos only, K » SNOWVEHICLESnod $3500.16'sol! contoinod7 ' urbon. now 6.2 diosol mo- homoolo^vahio. » n lof. only 12K ml wilh turtw. cu yard loador. $21,500. tanks, oxcollonl condition. 324-3142 attor 6om. ^al,10A j DE01bw mis. must ' X S a n d EQUIPMENT trovoltfailor,$1000.1977 ■ Call 324-4249.______Runsorootl$35006fbost _ Can 324-5167. - ^ V4 lon F250 pickup in ooodod Also, irons, axlos.sools. STEAL THIS CAR BEFORE sooseotooppredato. $12,000. 904 CAMPERS Caso W-14 loodor; 1978I . olfor. tSall 734-9274: •85 '8 Oodgo Ram 50 4x4. ex- THE DEALER DOES11988 366 1 ^ '^ ' 1990rodExdtor.kbmpo> ooftdw-toobox.$1500.“ QIC. Kon 438-5218 ovos. 366:2016 . - ANO SHELLS • • Ford w-ratriovof. 326-4342 '79 ■ OodM work truck, with coltont ' cond, camper shon. Dodgo □ Grand Caravan LE, — X long track, hot grips.SKS. sW Call423^192._ _ now tiros, storoo, $2900 or ^ Eloclric Forklifl. oxc. cond..; . rack. $1350-734-1941 1 AlumI Tock Covor (or — skins, (ox shocks, portoc ‘ Woj«od: 2 3 -2 r Uavol traitor. 1003 AUTOS-OTHER offor. Can 734-2143. ^ 107S POtfTlAC runs groat. $ : ^ . Cal - £1895.734^147______''81 Ford pickup wllh ulilily - pickup box, rolls up wh ^ ?{.l| 733-0492,------— 1980 Buick Rogal.rvns ■ body. Coll 733-3065 or 88 ( Bronco 11 XLT, V6.5 spd. ~ not In uso. 6 monlhs 0 ______324-6443. Soli-Ront 1990 Grand PflxTETAT^ > good. $400; 1&82 Ford 4 5 'dry von tralkrrs, on sHo 734-7768 ak,ciulso,exc.46WilV 1041 FORD ’ 5*“ $450.67e-«265.______1993 Polaris XLT ^ SK 5 4 7 912 UTILfTY Escort, noods o w no, Joop winch HURR6. _ dr. fully loadod, like new. I Long bod campor Sholl 60 pipod. oxc. conditio $8000,VorH:TO2-6233, . _ )lo x t TRAILERS $ioo.4a-9ore 1008 4X4 ^ 8 3 7 - 6 3 5 8 ______1883 ig Ford E scol LX, FWD, -SSS ' ' 7 6 'long, $75. Cnll,»hon a : S4595.Cdl7^-a07?- . 1 — IMCA roeo cor, comploto roll- rims, rood worthy. $3000 . • ■91 Ford Explorer XLT, 4drJ4Kmilos.AT,AC. 4 old 2) I960 Trail Firos. good a 1084 SUBARU 5832 ovoninos- 377^ 3 axlo oquipm onl tralloT^nr or. good working ch assis. ooch. Doys. 734-2693. 1958 1 Wiiys Joop, body good 58.000 m ito 8 .^ 1 9 4 t. AM-^,whHow-Wue(ntor*- A i W Why tun all ovor lown •wli ning cond, $800 lor both tBOO.dJeB6.2289 or toss ongino&lronsmlcsbn. condition, noods parts, -r or. Immaculalo. Sacrilico iTcrtrr bost oltor. Call 324-37' 733-1843 Of eves, •92 Fofd % ton 4x4. worran- J 1990 Subaru Logacy, 71.000 you con locato pails K e«6.23noviisor»k.n S . mik>s.$200Q.32fr4teS 1989 ' S u b u rb a n , loadod Uy tj loss your galnl Must 7 7S 9 Ford LTD car. 302, AT. 1989Jotta 1989 GU, 16V, b o d ^ r lor. Can 324-3601. Slorm ^ I I ZT m T jl ' $14.500 934-4561. parts. 736-7264.______lowlow milos; low book. 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