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NI-W Y O R K - niL' falliir ciT the bniloiit pncka^c i Congress literally ilroppc jaw s o n Wall .Struct n n d trip gcri'd a historic seUoff - iricludiiiR a tL-rrirylnR d c d lnin e o f nearly 500 p o in ts in mnen.' e r S tf Simpsoa miniitCH as the vote too ne»News______place, the closest thinR to t' panic the stock market hahas Idaho’s two cotiKresslonal seen in years. iiise memhers split on Tlte Dow Jones industrii!itrial )nday's bailout package, avenige lost 777 pointtin ts 1 lich failed hv a 22H l’i)ri Monday. Its biR«est slnRleigle- itKin. day fall ever, easily hcatin;>«ng ■ .■'■m Hep. Mike.Sim|i.Min. klaho's the r>(M polnt.s it lost onI th< th e e lenii conga-ssnian from first day of tradins after• th
;aiiisi nivcstors, the crcdit market*Ic't-K, flaaw U M e a t p a d iq iif fai a M t a n n i n a (Ola h t t o H orn.I*. •n o ’ JOO $; which prtivide thc day-tn 'I day lending that power (lid ni)l make iliis vnii- husiness in the UiiltctS "Clearly sosom ething needs to be done, and the m arli r k e t iitly. lliiiliiT. it was OIU- i>I States, froze u p e%-en fu n h e i •ti)iif{lH-siV(iiesl li,nfmT d r o p p i ng400 g ' points in 10 m intinutes is telling you th.hat. citi^upto «l,’ At the New York StocI Simpsiiti saui in a bankJr« i-asoil siaiemi-nt. 'I vnicd ' lixchanKc. traders waicheth e d T his isn’t a m arket forfoi th e tim id." ion the hill beiaus.-1 sm with faces tense and mouthiiths — Chris lohnson p r vly l)Hie\f the khmIi’' iisk. a g ap e a s ‘IV s c a r n s sliowww w l president of Johnson Reseaearch Croup *** • t;ixpayiTsisliinin atiiiiK. the lliiuse vole a-jecting; thith e G e ttin g Ir My first priorily In looking; Bush adrninKtralion's S7U(>700 Activity on the trutrading just 162 stocks on t n the Big SOOO Composi>slte Index yOur Inves ills hill was ptDleciinn m k - liillion plan to Inty up \mbad floor bccame frenetic a c tus Ih c H oard rose, wlile h ile 3,073 recorded a papaper loss of ___- ,rrs, n-tirws, sniall husi- debt and sliure up the finanian- -sell" orders blew In. Tlie dropped. S e t ( sscs, farmers, and Idaho cial Industry-. selling was so inteasc «c that Thc Dow Joness Wilshire\N Please see STOO)CXS. Page A4 lilies fmm the fallout of a Fewproblefl jor m inornic d it line, 1 am — s e e k ii « sua* whea* w ^o (mm Magicvailalley.coin/B usiness Idal V hut whatever courv of llo iisi S tay u p to> dcdate with all the national andar local news about Walt StreetStrt and the government be bailout plan. •••• M ond Please see IDAHO. Poge A.'. w hich , inatKii Kep riv elc th e 2i INSIDE Risch: ( ISS Absennteevotinlg increasi c o n mCounty Congre! lawmakers vote isipi: B r I h iv D n h I $ 7 0 0 B .t)8 llo u t It. |> a V TlB>a»Wtwt wittaftor______H ■ ■ -I (I M t M P V iA B liRlltly. B w fn s ,! th e tol shouldI act novVw WUhBarackOb;O b am a a n d lo h n M cCain Mrt-ttot vying for the Whl^ I tc llousc. TTK>rc area I to buy Wachovia casi,' voiendneipecteic te d 10 c a st a b se n te e bai- I operations. aiiast Lt. gov. offers iots for dte upcom»ming general dcction. P e ith lM i AboiK SSOTWirVin Falls County votcn MpafllAS rm‘|y' FabCaeaU . have requestedi thjth a t a b se n te e b a l b u be fort;ix| n i s a t o w his views in mailed lo them.;m. said County Qerk M j i In toot* with -My ln h a M s «stment angst at this Kristina Glascodc.ode. adding she expects B ^^■ ■ aadaril^ > —------; p a jrr s more to do so tto coart- campaign stop3 P in the coming I itpetiM nesses weeks. By B familie^■■■hiaM iaM BrM ruiadooi comparison, a ■ lems for farmers major i r t k wrtUr______v j i Wtal of 564 " I Ing ag credit «•« s-u people voted h e a- 1) IS U V flm rtews,goto H I Tlie only thing worse thai:han absentee in « M » B 1 : thc plan to ball out WaiWall the May pri meglcvelejhMm . Plei arxJ hrt the Election ' “juryears^'^^^ f '''t ■ ; Street was thc specterr o mary election. 2008 button. ^AtMentce vodng num ben va. d o in g n o ih in g a t aU, Id a h o U 'Preslden------_ yeaear, Smith said, because son Gov. jlm R is^ sold Monds;idoy tial general denents leave thc country for vacat in 1\vln Falls. elections do getI aall lot more people out to > 'For *] the total turnout, thc ai In a visit lo the Times U.Go«.JlaRbek vote.* Gtascock said.sai reqi^quests aren'l always a good Ir News. Risch. who b heavihivUy Other countieses alsoI expect a surge of ofvf wtiat thc total turnout will bc. favored in thc race to ivpUcilace gy policy, foreign affair ses inTF. ( 'airs and absentee votersilhisyeat ihi sait!lid. retiring U.S. Sen. Larry Craigralg, transportation. *We expect aI veryve large turnout this VVoting absentee attracts tho said hc likely would hawia\*e B ut th e n a tio n a l ecoiconomy yeac* said LanyIT MickdseaMi county derk wislrish to avoid the Section Day voted agoirut the S700 billiorilon and Congressional effoifforts 10 for Cassia Countynty 'Four years ago. we poOoils. Glascock said. b a ilo u l p la n h a d h e b e e n prepre- stem the financial oisiaisUtook had about 80 pereteiceni voter turnout, but -7•A lot o f p e o p le d o th is for c se n ted w ith it. th e fo rtfto n L weeq>ealttobeeX even higher this dme.” ientave,* she said. 'They like to h But. he added with a wr^wry Risch said that hee would« biMinklokiCotCoumjr. 180 people hive baSalloi mtOed to their hom e so thi sm ile, t have the hatuiyy o:of not bull other Republ^ubllcani a lr^ voted tbsentee,tbi said Couniv hivave to find d m e o n B e c tio n Da n o t having to vote.'. . w h o v o te d fo r th e pn>{roposed Oerk Dume Smithnith. Four yetntgo^ 3 7 l \ tot!>thepolli.* In a wlde*ranglng houilOur baibut though, he scldscl h » ., people voted absetjsentee widiin Ihe coun* ^ O 0 dien find their woric schedul .Oascocksald. with members of the newi.rws- didn'l like particulan c 1 of the ' (y feretea with voting on Elecdoi voters can request mail p a p e rs e d ito rial b o a rd . RIsch isct d e al h e sa id is still evolv otvtng. *Useemstohiv(tive gotten off to I qukic Oailascock said, while iom e are se CL 29. o r c a n i ^ t e r a n d fielded q u e stio n s a b o u t envi-nvl- ■tut* Smith said.*kl I f it condnues at this thetemUltaiy >bitngabeenieeofE : 3 in their county court- ronmental pfotectlon. ener-ner- Please see MCN, pB8eA2Pbi nte, well eeiDjrIjr ns o p u i what we dkj ersirs the chajKc to soidy Isnies anc
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dulelnier- dtnsathom e.ai tion Day. Regtstered vou servingln baOots undl O ct: ofEersvot- vote until Nov. 3 1 a n d politi- h o u s e I A2 Titttdi7,Septenb«r30,20(»2008 TN nB»Nm,MiPali,liibo0 MOPMNm iRIE:fin( T o d a y s HAPPEPENINGS ■------S ... PatM aitantonI ARTS AND EWTErTDiTAINMENT nooioon, the Episcopal Church of the ASC£scension, 371 Eastland Drive2 NN, .. TWin [ m m hreS, things to go;b and do today Jazz Tuesdays, open jam se s s io n for m usi- Fallsalls, no cost. 737-297?. cians of all ages andI abilities,at 6 to 8 p.m.. SllveIverSneakers Rtness Program, m, innovative • Tiicnj's’s plentyr of water In nndfeatures fca trails, Ily fishing th the e woy. You'll b c trca te d to a Pandora's Restaurant,t, 5516 Hansen St.. exerxerclse program designed specif ecificaliyfor the arca. ioso w hy n o t disc o v er a n dblnl bir iralchlng. From bit bit o f heaven in th e desert. Twin Fails, no cover chai:harge, 420-7066. Medtedicare beneficiaries' unique he J health and scuba diviniing? L esso n s bc*gin 1 lagcmerm nn, lake U.S. Tiike Thl a c am e ra os wrcU os a physhysical needs. 11:15 a.m. to nno oon, Twin O ct. 18 a t thcYMCACltyth Hi^iw!iway 30 nortli roughly fbh fbl ln g pole. O ut don 't try this CLUBS AND ORGiRGANIZATIONS Fallsalls YMCA. 1 7 5 1 E liz ab ^ h Blvd.,Vd.. no cost I’OOL Rcgistister througli the onem ml ile to th e p a rk sign. trip trir unless y o u have a truci^ Burley Rotary Club, nooiloon. Burley Inn, 878- jr H um ana-insured o r YMCA mn em r b e r s cityof'IVvinIn 1-aIl.s n e crca tlo n • ivenEve If you don 't fish, visit 8 3 8 2 . andnd $5 per class for non-insured,ed, 733- ncp.irtmcnim t. th eLittle U tt W ood Hivcr /Jaivyour} own pickyou ♦ In the HagermanM; aa*a. bctWH:rt.'en D ircy a n d R ichfield unntiva los/ujre^Somct/ilng Rupert Kiwanis Club,. noon.n o R upert Elks 3 8 4 . 'A ^ m p p t Stop a n d vis/islt Bllling-sley for thh e e sccnery, ; a mbc o f l/uifllw is unUpje to the area and Lodge, 850 S. 200 W.V. 4436-8124. luit Children Anonymous (A.C.A. r A T Ca-ek S tate);c Park a n d VWIdlifc b c auttifiil tif water, basalt, sage thaitha may take people by sur- ■ Corner Quilters Guild mcm eeting, 6 :3 0 to lg, for Individuals recovering froiirroihalco- MnnaBcmc lent Aa*a. Il's o n e o f u n dwillows. wil Tlierc's lots o f prise7n-mallpri meal 8:30 p.m.. The Fat Quar ollc or dysfunctional family envlri uarter Quilt Shop, wiconment, libho's nnv.Avesi s la te p a rk s acccssS3 forI sp o n sm e n a lo n g ;m i 112 W. Main, Wendell,II. openc to public, no p.m.. Canyon View Psychiatricic anda cost, (208) 9344591. Addliddlction Services. 228 Shoup) Ave.Av W. Citizens Protecting Restlesources (CPR) irest e n tra n ce ). Twin Falls, no c o st.' 3 0 8 - m eeting, 7 p.m.. Idahoho FishI and Game ® 6 5 , 6 . building, two miles northorth of the Rying J on Ini^assla Shelter for Womeni&Chlldren & • Highway 93, 324-3202. omen's support group, 6 p .mn.. ..: 123 S.C approveSS lease aggreement Snake River Flats meetliletlng, an all male t.. Rupert. (208) 43&0987. singing group. 7:30 p.m,I.m ., Harm ony Hall. lilac Support Group of Magic Vs Ipino T lioulough a staff repon stales Valley Val Air Show, w hich org an 123 K St.. Rupert, 436-(3 6-6047. leetlng, 7 p.m., in the Doctors ^ sw rH er______th a t 10 10 parking spots will bc i/ers i/ei recenlly said finished Rooroom (off the cafeteria). St. Luke'Jkes Magic ------dc d lcacaled i for the city. Scott $21.5l3over $21 budget. Both the jiley M edical Center. Twin Falls, \ B(H!BniBrrs Is, welcome .niciwinn Tails C ity C ouncil said thattlu isn't quite ri^ u The city cil) and T\vin Falls County toevt everyone. 731-9079. approved au lease agreement lot Is at Bob Nugent's “Under theth® Canopy," 9 :3 0 Celet i an unmarked gravel lo t. also alst absorbed nearly $50,000 ilebrate Recovery, a place toI learn lec life- for the cityity's water depart- wherere the dty will have 10 lota! tot: in security costs from a.m. to 9 p.m., Jean B. KingI Gallery. gffirr ffirming. healthy behaviors. 7:30:30 p.m.. mcm Mondnday nlglu at what spotss “kind"I of wherever," she th the e event. Herrett Center for the! ArtsAr and Science. Mggi 'agio Valley Evangelical Free Chui'h u rc h . 8 2 1 wi"* o th c rw■wise a fairly q u ie t said. '- Mostoflheoirshowmoney N “^College of Southern Idah daho campus, 315 h Ave.Avi E.. Jerome. 324-7237. m eetin g . C ityly sstaff can work to desig* will bc covered by sponsor Falls Ave., no c o st. 732-< 3 2-6655. C o u n c il[ membersI voted nalcand an mark some parking ships. shi] ticket sales and oiher MUSEUMS «ND PARKSiv e 6-0 to a p p rorove the agrcement spotss inin th e lot, sh e sa id . revenues revi fro m th e evenl. T h e GOVERNMNMENT ^ fo r o m c ee space at 702 Thele le ase w ill b e g in a*si a*st will be paid from on air l-airficld St. W. The leased Wednes Twin Falls County comminmissioners. 8 :3 0 nesday. Scott said. I1ie port por reserve fund that cur aa'a inchidiides five officcs, a clly ;ouldcou b e ready to m o v e In renlly rem holds about $800,000 a.m., courthouse, 4255 S h o s h o n e S t. N., meeting rot■oom and a break withinIn two weeks, once the or or$ $900,000. Financc Director 7 3 & 4 0 6 8 . I ro o m w ithI kitchenette.k offlcescs have been cleancd C Car ary Evans said. Blaine County commisslcisloners, 9 a.m ., C o u n c il memberm TYipCniig and Information Ir services The T council planned to c o u rth o u se, 2 0 6 R rst Av lAve. S., Hailey. 788- B K w as a b se nit, t. sta ff huve h t installed needed review rcvl an operations and 5 5 0 0 . T h e aga-ei.'e m e n t c alls fo r th e e lec tricricnl nnd data equip- maintenance mnl agreement witli Jerome County commissiissloners, 9 a.m.. Bpg c lly It) p a y Sfi,000 a year in ment.I. CH2M1Iill c n : OMI for the ciiy’s c o u rth o u se, 3 0 0 N. Linciincoln, 644-2700. ' rent. A prcv•edous staff report NoI one t: testified at the wastewater was treatment plant. Sun Valley Planning andnd Zoning: placed thele overall cosl at eveningIng's public hearing Bui But lhai Item was delayed. SlO.lOO this Commission, 9 a .m .. CityCit' Hall. 81 Elkhom . lis year after com- updatlnIting the year’s budget, a Mayor Ma; Lince Clow suid. munication: Road, 6224438. »ns upgrades urc "formalnality* according lo a because bec it lacked a staff factored in.n. llepaintiiiR the staff report. n The hearing report, repi Burley Public Library BosBoard, 4 p.m,. library paulki ulkner Planetarium “Hubble VlslVision," 7 offices couiiiild a ls o c o st a.s e n surcs re s the budget complies A A review of a final plal conference room. 1300X) MillerI Ave.. 8 7 8 - p.m ., m.. Herrett Center for Arts andId SJ c ie n ce . »” u c h a.s s:J,W,100, as city staff with whatwh the council appro- divi 7 7 0 8 , dividing a small lol at 557 northirth end of the College of South{Jlhern Idaho wid bids catame In high. prlaiede d for th e year. lefferson leffi Sl. led Clow and impus. Twin Falls, $4.50 for adulIdults ise — 12 months Ncarlarly $2.5 million in othiDlhers to question the fees HEALTH ANDLvreuNEs? Vll S J.50 for senior citizens. $2.50 f( piion to renew — expensen ses w ere a m e n d e d In to charged cha lo subdivisions in College of Southem Idahlaho's Over 60 and ._*i>. h u s in e sse ss housed in the and $537,000SS: from resen-es :);is lias no h o m e o n il. Rupert, 43&«037. ciiy management fnr cons ctasiSSS series, addresses many fissi s s " ' ' iinsolidatlng several city Fit and Fall Proof Exerciirclse Clau, 10 to 11 potcr . r . . assistant Ureireichen .Scott said, offices-•s in a Hansen Sireei A'flfeN IHippino m ay bc itential homebuyers face: certificlificateof and would w a .m ,. Living W aters P rest•esbyterian Church, conic I work out to about bulldiniling. It also Included nviri'38: or by m ail. Tim es-New s. PO.BoxPO. P a t n r k Parkinson's disease, offeredoffc by Magic 543. altciilready did th a t in April. 18. Twin Falls. ID 8 3 3 0 3 -0 5 4 83. . DeadlineC k Pryor allegedlyly stole m ore Valley Regional Medicalal Cemer.( 11 a.m. to is Wc>ek.s after Stoker released noon, four days in advance ofIf theth event. 550,000 from m ei llm, I'ryor alk*gcdly wrote e r c h a n t s £inoiher liad check for cxpen- live jewelry and was back ByAnkvaJMfacboa separatea ie ease's, iw d fn im 2007 l>eliilehind liarv Tkne»New« w A r o u n d THE VALLEY______wrtter______a n d OIU- on this year, which ItjTir l»r said he served in tJie involvewe fraud and theft for milinililary wilh an honorable A y o u n g father is off to writinglg bad t c h ec k s lischarge. disc and apologized Crews were a^grcRressively northeast of i-eai-eathervilie. privjn for sw Crews fight fire swiping more Ihan lleplirio judge Bandy /\utho lliirtMii of Ij horillc*s said F*ryor c u t md a n d called the crtmcs ‘basi I j n d sonal h e lp ha%x* l>een•en let k<», public safely haveve \gnidually Stoker seni •nlenced I'airick bad chccks chi to buy fancy callycally senseless.'' Ibrt-M Sen:ervice she said, meaniniling the In-en lifted m er the the last cou- l*r>-jir. 22. onin Monday in l\sin thingss like li jewTlry. a car. a l'r ;iii(l loc.il tlcpiirimciT icnis aficncy is fo cu se d o n v l*rt)secuiors U bded him as )ii w-jys H) p ie of weeLs. rails t.l at llleast 1-t months nuilorcy' rcNpmuli-il Monday afti rcytle and a computer, juslusi ga*edy.| a n d Siokcr agreed. after- iHtier use its resourceaes. Visitors enierinRing th e a re a p riv in lx.-fortja- he's eligible for .Much of noun to .1 firc cast lofihemrahandLsewus ■You're *V jusl a thief.' the sl o f lU-M ofTicials wamed am on should expect hazaa/jnls suclt parole, a-possc?sessc-d. but I*ryor slill judgudgesaid. HoKiTMin. off o f Slioslins h o n e Sc-pt. 23 tl>at th e a*};iiL-sion Mill a s falling ta -e s a n and rocks. I»r)nr hasJS a lre a d y s e rv e d nc-edsi 10to pay back more than Ikisin Ko.kI. faces "exlremc" fin fia* risk, and flooding in gulgu llies a fte r alm ost 10 n«nonths of jail time 510,000.X). I In- liri' M a rtrd jiiM l>cf<:)efore despite cooling ler Aiulrm Jackson may be tempera- storm events. o fficials in Tvsin Tailsls (i)uI n ty . |*rj-or; p.m. .Illd had ■vn to tua-s. or asked the coun to put mjciiticheil ai 208-735-3380 or warned, Hoads a ar n d trails Me w as cfcharged in iJiree him onrn probation. covi-r I .;«K) aca*s m o a -.• tlillian This scavm is part>anicular- may be impassibleible ilue to nVmagicfaUey.com. thrt'f hours later, BEBE.M ly d r ) -,'H u fr a ts a id .-\\"Wehave iliese hazards. Visii.'^siIur^ m ay ^pol.^•s^vomaIl Sky BufiJuffal tK-en concerni-d.’ also still encountenter smoke said. Ii W.1S still activi J a n d so m e aa*as oofaciivefia* f a hiiriiinK, csiimai Iiul..; Closures to rrft aroundar u m il th e re is a■ significant si| . A iS C I had b< rn set for coniai :h______|m moisture event in the fire meiu ortunuol. " " " South Barter Rre area. C o i M l r am i i t m U l ‘)2(K. a .ai n d d ie fc*deral regula- that Hfs|>onM’ in c lu d e d ei^eit;lit O n Irld a y . th e l';iI'airfield District officials e hat saine year. Is expressed 'Doing nolo th ln g is \s-orse.” tory strutruciure mast tw mod- Hi nieciiKiiifs. tuodo/ers,s, o n e KariRer D isirict wiJJ He faces former ill lift all ib e iH h a n L s to thle e ppublic for liisch saicjid. comparing emLted t 'inKli'-eiiKini* a ir ta n k er•r aiand n>ad and area closua- rd to prm-jde m o re over- G>»nga-%sman in | Larry LaR occa la-s asso- its cooperation o\x-i:>sxT the last (iinga'ssion;nal actirmerAdaCountyprDsc- Coui^uniy elk rancher Rex n o u n c e d I ot more infoiiformation; Normandy.. ’ Wliile the oul- cutor. Ri (Ircek and Jerome mralal firef M onday. Risch said a criminal RamUmmell. an IndcpcndcnL 208-7M-3L'U:>. co m e is uiicei:ertain. he said, the in\^-stiga departments alvi a-siKinKind- llie fire, which c( igalion is appropriate. O Or n o th e r issues. Risch sa id c o v ered nation bas non choice tnit to 'IHiien ed. lentlally. then? is so m e - • • T ! he state's en v iro n m en t is m o re th a n 34,(XM)H) a c re s - S> Staff b rvports tr>. th in g ccriminal r ihere.' Risch wrlli•rll eared f o t F ro m th e s tt ie i Ifdecti-d.FI. Risdi would take said. 'I "I would not be sur- roadoaiiietA plan, to a coal Dred ofiice in jaminuary and vniuld prised." povvial1. ulated. muchch as banking and pro tem| ’mpore. He was ckjcted morc'tore ro ad ^ m d ln g . r»E« » B R-Moscow. saidlid he was securities tracndlngwasrcgulat- licutenar M iut T>.rM»iimivjoiamiiii/M nam governor in 2002. • • International politics W r o t a modeling a prop<■opM juana after uncIC fromf lhe While dcsa y foreign affidis.' m tiw m scribing hirasclf as formerr Gov. G Dirk K em p th o m e National Confenifere n cc o f *a free tn a ilc i l*WH*wieiiGrf» r»c s**e«eciai«I2 w ? S » ^ tc l guy." Risch sa id resignedcd 10 become Secrrtary An m-O Lcgisiaior^ Andrea Jackton may be n n a n c ia i ssystems have of the; Inicrior.li He was rc- nac/ eu im M mmrnimm m The NCSL ga' w hed al 20B-73S-3390 or WU •« li W M K gave Trail evolved dramjnatkaDy slncc the deciedd tot his ament office a>ri m o nI i l «m } ifciMw model Icgislolionon general- ______lackxm^ma^aatkyam. »Btr HatMOxn tmM cd by another ga>up.gaj said nVDi»aot NCSL spoke!>keswoman ■ N |T 7||'| ' M c ig a n D orsch.
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f r S e c cond wait e r c ^ j goes to(court jjij Coalitition, BuRec:both ^ Ik On tlie Web . Fey’sPalincI doesn’t sour To view documents fromI tinthe water call, visit w j [ http://www.idwr.ldoho.gov/gov/ and click on ’Suffaco likeagirlfr(iomSandpoilint questi'ionSept^(Older Water Coalition Woter Call“all Related Documents.' o f fact anund legal conclusions dealta ll w ith , . IDWII BrKatoPoppIiKi) jun c ilv e m arlanagemcnt mles, issued I ir in the case. HuKec spoke fDarnckObumawinsa okesDian Hob Mckiitglilin X lnm -Newt vwlteirtter______according toto a Slatement of attorney closc cicctlon. it could D oteii ey Kathleen Marion saidFid Friday. issues tiledJ iin district court Carr wrevroic. lUlhlirs order’ The Tht Sept. 5 decision b c th a t th c d e c id in g; fuc'>fac if It's odd, quirky, furtny.iny. sad or Thictothcirw( rword. agroiip in Goodingng County. Thc only addiddrcsscd four issues, focust:used on just a few con- lo r Is -S aturday N ig lu■ive’ Live’ different and It happe I jp e n s In o f su rfa cc -water a te t users has group also Iu wanis a judge to she wrourote, and a "catcb-all" tentlc :itiotls issues. luthill c o m ed ia n Tina Fey u n d1 herJic southlacement water plans, k ta h o -b o rn K cp u b lica nI viccvie Call m e a l 7 3 M 3 2 33. . aor write c itin g long>hcld jcld conccrns approach to10 calculating car- simply/ lileaves a confusing criticiticl/ed hy surface users as presidential candidate scrumpdmaglcvalley.tley.com. o v e r th e w ay ly (bc Idaho ryovcr waletler. among other morasss c of conclusions for skirtiiirtlng stale rules for inili- Samli Palin... ------D e p o rtm e n t < of Water items, an y o n e reviewingr ihe mat- gatiorlion plans, lie wrote lhat Tey. a 3H-ycar-old ncsounres condu iductcd Ilself. Hie appeaeal.filcdSepi.il. ter. ' carry-niornlhK then slides down a 45- -15- ‘ llm ely a n d lawinvful" f fashion hearing olofficer Gerald of its re-ceipi,rec a c c o rd in g to A laskans get o u t o f b e d undunt degree slope beforc! rejoin-re and whether hi ■ he followed Schrocder, aa former Id.'ilio court docJocumcnts. llie court NVV//1’ m . Poppino >i)/iy hi- th c /?rst (Iting (h e y d o is ing its tw in.'... cunsiliuilonalI guidelines chief justice,e, all contributed appeal wlllwl be paused until rvacUicUct! <11 IVW-r.M-.'LVir Iir .c h ec k oui!>ide a n d se e ifr A ccess is by a c]uarti irte r- reg a rd in g th-• e stale's si con- tolhe''voluiniininous’ findings the admiiministrative appeal is npop).iippiniH"'fiuinirfiilliyMiiii. Ihere are any llu s sia n s ."’ FeyTc inile-lung trail that cn;c ro sse s a said in a skll portraying privale nature reserve,■ve, b u t is , I’alln on Siiturday’s SN I.... o p e n 10 th c p u b lic , aac( c c o n i- • “If lliere arc. and tliey haveave in g to th e P ick e n s C ou a j-ood reason to be Ihcre,rc, Chamber of Commerc . well, O K ... iiut if th e y donun'i 'i P ick e n s C ounty, by— t Tur we say,'Shou! Cet on homeline way. was ihe birtliplac l » r » VChristianj . I Academly builds w ith yal’" ... 5 annex Shoeless joe lackson,n, tht e I’alin's ciitnpaiKii said thattha ceniml figure in baseb.eball's ByB«i6(rtUn fourth-gradeiJers were in ihe raiher llthan growing in openee n e d In 1975, I'lilin was amused, |)ariicuy Academy has' si staried the' was hired for fi one of the nol reall.'ally interested in schoolo o l Is Iiu-ati-il at T'lll Cliuck Healil— Pallns M oonshine Falls... school year with wit a new, classrooms, g n n v th .’Walker V said. i;asila.lland Drive Niulii. fath e r a n d a fo rm e r s c ienee n it So how’d be go wniii ning?,.. four-classroomn atannex for ils Within ihele next two years. The adiaddition also allows teacher in Siindpoltit — wa stu d e n ts, th e sc h o o l waivants to se p a ra te th e aca-•ademy's d p re sc h o o l lieuIcn lUiikiii iiiiiY hr cntliralled, lie told CDS .S'ft’j r Cnitiii) is Ihc T f Times- T h e an n ex , builbuilt this year, the currentntly combined and daycaycare programs to n- class expandI it Into other existing hlmiki)tUn(i‘ nuiiiicriilhy.vnni. vide small classi:isses for stu- inlo a differerent classroom classnunro m space. d e n ts w ith ple nntyofindivid- ty for each g ] rad e , w h ic h T h e acaic ad e in y Is a m in istry ual atieniion>11 and a will be in thehe annex. W.ilker of Grace:c Baptist Church in 1 c;hristian curriciriciilum. said said, l\vin Falhalls. The church pro- o p lr IJrent Walker, principalpi of The end resultri will be a vided thtthe funding for the State bud^igetholdba C l^.^ l\vin I'alls Christian separate builulldltig for stu- project. «wilh church mem- Academ y, dents rangin}ing from third-to bers andlid schmil personnel " I "O ur n o rm alII clcla.ss si/e is sixth-grade, p itc h inlg g InI to w ork o n th e lits Goodi *1 a b o u t 10 kid s pper e teacher,’ The schooool's enrollment annex. iing'sISDB b e Siild. o f a b o u i HO students “Hierere ivas a lot of sacrl- With the newlew building, has remalniined abinil the fice.’WallI'alker said. ByBMBotUi ihem,' said leff \\ TImet-Ncwi writer______Woods, Ihe school is nonow able lo same in recet•ent years. Walker I\vin lalls Christian ____ director of finance foror ISDH. have separatee tthird- and said, addttling that the Academyny has students frotn The bulk of the I pi percent fourth-grade classrooms, cl emphasis is m o re (III p ro - p resc h o o l Ihrough I21I1 l.ver^' M iimtier. te a c h e■rsat r s ;i h o ld b a c k . Slil .200. w will gu Before this year,ar. third- and viding smallaller class sizes grade, Hie I I academy first Iiie l(l.ih(i S c h o o l fo r the tli toward cutiing the scsch o o l's D im I and the lllind spendnd a ciirriculutn develo|:lo p n ie n i cmijile wci'ks dcvelopiiipitig hmditiginhalf. I iirtii tiliitn p ro je t ts fo r Mil-mii I'or th e la st fo u r ticnis hi llu- upcoiniiiK yearear. teachers have wurkedI'cd Boise groioup seeks end tcto disposable pic In tlie summer ol 2U0*:I0(W. in g th e s u m m e r bre;>reak o n ilasticbags B teatliers will »nly havliave curriculum develop lo p m e n i IJOISH (AP) — - A small disposiible plasticpl or paper father ofif two,1 1 don'i wanl ■ alunii half as mucli tlinlime, tliat Involves puitiiigli g hands- grass roots gnuup waiils sliopping bagag hom conven- my childiildren growing up H B || i'oin|uited lo previney Wlille. teacher in\ess.ir) liy tiie J percen cenl (ire ic h e ii S p o o n e r, di.director time Sunday at at Veierans of the new]wly christened In the bubusiness school siiiti.' Iiuilj;*'' h o ld b a c k s lhalhal of education for the scl school. Park to brainsionlo rm wa>^ lo 'H,V.O K H„" or i; “Uring Vour Ho Ih - StaUtale, said slie's con- (lov. C.l.. 'ituiiir Olle)iler Oncexiimpleofapri p rev io u s rid th e city of thhe e bags,I Hags. Hoise"I group, cerned aluj Imiui bags breaking iitdrad i tid.iy in responsiiinse pniji-ct was one that t It ta u g h t S.1111'rancisioovsus w among said he nevt■ver considered into tiny pipieces that gel to aiitli'jpaletl reveniii ■mie siudent.s alxiiit takinging care ihe first U.S, ciiie-ities 10 adopt hiniselfanactictlvist until now. the waler. shorlf.ills fioin a disma .tnal o f |H-i a n im als. such a han In1 2C2007. Some -| in not a t econom y. For next summ er, teateachers countries have! bannetlbi ihe ger freak, a rai^kalra wh» w^^ jr 77ie O rig in a l uld tJ.i2 - I or the ISDil. .1 1 percencent will have lu cram asIS m u c h b ag s, a n d S*-ati♦■attles City tJuiin myself c u t ainnim is lo Sing lo rIvyY tou said. tm Stnttush W e CM n b ( U dntallw alkh d ri\n tt> K bvodalkM U,^ Ooorvpalioi-Ik ■ M 1 fiS ______* IiiK m *a)lliia*nu( mMie of co n c rrtr- tn c k to origl jfo r a free ntim au 404-6 M nijiji'
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Idaho____ ^ Stocksa s ______1______ConUmiedfniRipigBAl t Continued from picB•*•*1 agalii-st th e backdrop bt of a iiclion is a'cnilrctl hy Cot; Congress Sl trillion acrossOSS the market crcdit market—ul— wherc iKinds I will continiiL* (o f o a is i Its o n its for th e day. a firstirM- a n d lo a n s are arc a n d iinpiict nncliL-peopk* ofl lofldaho niel^owlndusJtistrials, which sold — that is barcly func* — noi llic fat cais of of Wall were down 210D p o in ts a t I:;i0 tioning becausiniise o f fears th a t Street." p .m . I'DT, nlosc-divcd o s as anyone Ictulintding money will -.Slmp.soti s u p p o n c d th d thc bill traders on Wallall Strcet and never be paidId back.bi aficr chanccs were made a d e to it. investors acrossss thc country More cvidcndcncc could be iiicliidliiK pushing net I ct bene- s;iw "no" votess ppiling up on found Mondi In th c litshaclc to th c TYeasury, ury, c ap - live 'fV feeds o f th e H o u se T reasury's thrc«hrc'e-montli bill, pin;; the initial loan to to $250 vote. where investor; were stash- hilliott. a n d a d d in g ad d it Jditlonal By 1:12 p.in.,1-. th e de clin e Ing m oney, willingwill to accept levels o f overslglit. w as 2i)2 points,,Thcn Tl the bot- the tiniest of]f retumrt s simply •Sail s p o k e sm a n W W ayne to m fell out. WIth ith in five m in - to b e surc thnt tbtl e ir principal I!i)rrtnan said Sali felt felt the utes, thc indexex was down would survive,ve. T Iic yield o n measure would have sl{ ! slgnifi- ab o u t 700 p o in ts a< s it be ca m e th e tha-e-inontlonth bill wasO.15 laiitly increased nati n a tio n al c lear the bill w ns doomed.( pcrcent. downvn frofi m 0.87 p e r- ilcht without solving ing th c "How could till:tills have hap- cent and approi{iroaching zero, a country's economic p : prob- pened? Is thereV such: a dis- level reached la* \d ic n Icins. connect on Oipltipitol 1 Illl? ‘lliis fear wtis alsoI n m in r n in g higli. "W'e w ould b e setting tig up a becotnes a probleiblcm because AnalyNts >aldsaid thc go\'cm> s>-stcm w hereby tiic fet federal Wall Strcet is veryiryunconifort- I ment needs toto findI a way to tfa M i gdvcrnnient is pickinglg win- able with uncert; ertainty," said help restoreconlconfidcncelnthc A trader tiktiU t a breik t t ike Dov ieiMt ladnti r la fnwtoltiM N nirH k Stack n e rs a n d losers." Hoffi ntrial Amiga piamoMts Hoodaylal loffman Gordon Cliarlop,i)p. m a n ag in g m arkets, ExchaofeiBN said, "llie federal govcmr iN w Y orL imment director withI Hosenblatt "It's prolwlilyiilily fa ir lo sa y would pick which businc slnesses Securities, that we arc not going to see index fell 19 succeed, and which wi 199,61,morethanS d<,IWw Jon— j Induatflal ivwae. Sapt.29,mtf«>«y,(»fC»nlioi{>wve 29, would "Tlic bailoutIt n o t g o in g , a n y significant SI fail." nt sta b ility In th e p e rc en t, lo0 :1.903.73, its third- ot ------througl sends a signal that cre’dit markets,‘ts 1or thc stock worst pertirccntogc declinc. 's. IIofTinan said such a r 2.-08 pjn. Houta 1 a s>-s- C ongre.^ isn't willing wil to do market untlhw.-iwvscesomesort Thc Russel tem would be n dn sell 2000 index of V d ra stic tlielr part." h e addidded, of rcscue p.ickjnckage passed,” smaller cotr diange fmm the free ma sm p a n ic s fell ‘17.07. market Wliile investcistors didn't, said l-red Dickso:kson. dircctor o f o r 6.7 percci econom y. ccnt, to 657.72. -j bel[L*vc th a t th e |plan w;is a retail researchirch for I)j\. A huge dropd In oil priccs .#72,51 '-«40(«3.nr'^i4'(i.TO.t Tlie Bovemnicnt needeeds to cua--all and it < ?isa,27)-i Aug. 12,1932 OCLiS, Ift t c o u ld ta k e D avidson & Co.'xi. wns anotliciic r sig n o f tlic eco- o«:. la find a different solut ilution. months for Its efcffc-cts to b e ’n ie bailout Itbi bill failed 228- nomic chuc i loffm an s^iid. ■ mos that investors felt, most tnnrkeiket watchers 20.'> in the IHouse, nnd fear. Uglit,I. sw eet c ru d c fell .to ■We'll ke ep w orkingIng on believed it was at I *7...... ,-aj»(reaJi at least a start Democnitic k.idk’.iders siiid the S10.52 lo settlese at S96.36 on f f U«hK,»0707 Ju^JI.IW J coming up with u soluiolutlon toward setting tin the economy I louse wouldlid reconvene the New ’York Mercantile , that solves th e |)ro b lemn with-w riglit and unlockin king crcdit. ’nuirM liiy in liopiIiopes of a (|uick I-xchange aas s in v esto rs fcarc'd no» « 19 Dow’S drop flirts out puttlngS700 billionion on die "Clearly someti L ^ “ letliing needs vole nna revisedLsed bill. enerjy dem!mand would con- .,3 backs o f taxpayers," J Joff/: with hlstoiy off/nan to be done, andd tthe market 'Weneedtopu[ip u tso tn e iliin g tin u c to slii said. slide a m id fu rth er •it.73(j»07) it.i -iJajoeoM) 1Tho maiVot fall about 7 por- dropping -tOO p po o in ts in 10 ba ck to g eth er-•r tl that works," economic Oet2B.lW9 0t t 28, 1B» Sali's office has b ■ weakness. And eont after the House voted been minutes is tellingng you lhat," Treasiir)’ Secretcretary Henry gold, whererre investors flock against tho flnandal sw am p ed w ith calls fmnipco- m p said Chris lohnson bailout ail. nearing o n » ^ y ion. prcsident hiulsoii siiid. "W"We ncc'tl ll as wlien theyY 1nced a relatively p[-•2281(1.738 -z 74) ! pie concerned nl)outlit th e o f Johnson Hesear historic markers In tarms ol earch (iroup, so o n as iKissihle.’l)le." s e c u re invnvesimeni. rose II O^ a 19.1987 ' bailout, ElofTmans;jld. porcontago chango. “’nils isn't a markarket for th e T lie Dow fell 11777.BJJ77 point.s. $23,20 to J ' S911.70 on thc lifiUlil %CHH0(Ct08»osmoPOMTSi tim id." lust shy of 7 I 7 percent, lo Nyinex - -24-»(M00)« NW toll callI Uefore trading^ c even b egan 10.llfi5.-ir), its lowl(n^^•st closc In M arc l’adado, U.S. market ^ - ^ , j ^ DM.i3.igi4 came word thata t W achovia n e arly ilire-eL' 5 years. Ihe strategist ut C a n to r 0AM 11A m '^ 2P M 1PM 2PM: JPM 4PM H(5w Pacific NorUiwest Iwf-rw- C orp., o n e o f th the biggest declinc also sutsuriiasscs the I'itzgenild. s;Siiid investors arc* ------m akes voted in the 228-20 Ed. Oom Jonn. Thomton n«um >-205 b a n k s to strugglele fifrom rising n'c o rd for th e bigbiggest decline worried aboi)out the spread of vote Monday by which thelie m ortgage losses, \ s, was lieing during a tradiiading day — troubk*s beyiL-yond b a n k s in th e Dirc-ctortor o f th e federal Office House rejected a * 700 billibillion resc u ed In a bi buyout by 721..W at one piicli Kl 111 p c a e n ta g eRe It te rm s, il wiis breaking apap.irt," he said. placedJ ca a p s o n p a y packages Republicans — Sail. N; ('.o. anti th c faiiun lure «)f thn-e only tiic I7th-I)lg]l)lggi*si dw'liiie l l i e federarral Office o f llirift o f io p executivesc» thal oc«i)t- Simpson. Y. Olher huge bankin king c o m p a- lo r th e Dcnv, far less sevcrc Supervision.n. one of the gov- cd help-•Ip from Ihe govem- AUSKA tiles — Hear Stea learns Cos.. than the 20-pl0-plus-perccnt ernment s bbanking regula- ment.. andai Included assur- Republicans — Young. N. Wa.shlngton Mutua lual Inc. aiHl drops seen on1 HlaHlack M onday ior?i. indicatelied that the mar- ances thctlu gowmment would p— OREOON I-ehinan lirothers •rs H oldings in 1!)(I7 a n d Ix-forcforc th e (in'at kcl w as (nx-ia-rreacting lo tlie ultimaielItely Ik> reimburNcd b>- Democrats — Blumenauer.er. N:^ lt>c.. all o f tlu-in fell felletlbybad Depn-ssion. HoiisevtJlea: and that its fears the compmpanic*s for a n y los.scs. OeFazio, N: Hooloy.Y: Wfu. u.r N. n io n g a g ein u -stn u ': iH'ntv Hriiatler siDckIlk indicalnrs aboul the fifinancial system TlieIhrasury would haw 'Misi Republicans-W#Wen.Y.K A nd It niiM-d tlie Hiss R ill' Is a tpayed lie (jucMion; also |)limunetmeted. The arcmLsplactxxxl. been permittedpc lo spend fem; WASHINGTON Wliicli bank.s are i cm alc orange u b b y w ith (V next, a n d Stanilanl & hKir'>Kir's r>0() index " T h e re is an Irnitional $250 billionbill lo buy banks' au„ Democrats — Baird, Y; OicKjHcKs, Ihhv many? The I little Persian In her. She 1 h e IV dcrai declined ItXi.W,'il. or i nearly 9 financial parlanic taking placc risky assets,ass giving them a Y; Inslee. N; Larsen. Y; Deposit Insunince ( s quict, friendly and w an ts :e Cor]), lists peivent, to |,|()(iKMU!). it was today, a n d vwe supporl and mucli-ne•needed casli Infusion. . McDermott. Y; Smith. Y. m o re than lit) b a n l m iy to th a re h er lo\-e vrith links in tniii- th e SM ’'s largest-;c M -e\rr point a p p la u d tlithe continuing Tlicrc*alsalso woidd be another \ Reoobitcans — Hastings.,N; N; b le In tlie second (|u ( |u a n r r a n d dn>p and its liiggciggest p ercen t- efforts o f SeiSecretary Paul«m SIOO billion bill for use ai the •ou! Don't m iu Mi. Rllz! I McMonls Rodgers, N; tlie number lias IS p m h a h ly loss since lliellic wvek after and congrcssiKsional leadership prwiidcntcni% discretion and a TWINWIN FAUS ANIMAl SHELTER i Reichert. N. grow n since. Wall all Stre»'t is tlu'tX tolH -r PMl7i»i7cnish. toresmrclliju({uidity a n d pu b lic final $:iS(350 billion if (iinga-vs 420 Victory Avenue contending with I' all of it The N’asdai|ii| c o m p o site c o n n d e n c e ." John Helch. signsoff.»ff. 1_____ 736-2299 -PET C O R hvIER— i T h iss Fall, A d o p t A D og and Rclock Y our Wo r l d . ow ners just couldn’tt tjke tj cjte ptovent hean disease.lase, a n d fight of ad-froo pa O cto b er Is pages of deep ing your rp< pet will come home. In youiiTOur neighborhood tnd in of thorn onymoro. 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N a n c y Boyda i)f 1\vo*ihlrds of Cong in g ress' iw so m e exccuiives In the e bailoul. I "I thouglit ii Kansas, Kan Don Oi/iiyoiix iif most vulnertble membei ib c rs — \d companies to bc was aIS700 S7 billion b o o n d o g ^ c Louisiana, Lou Carol Shea-I’oncr Republicans and Demoi m ocrats / limes whot their ihiitlihcihouglil had a huge, dra- af of N c w H a m p sh ire , Ciiri-. alike — voted against th e tpcd consiltucnt.s malic: Impactir on our dlizcn- CarCarney of Pennsylvnniii aiui massive economic b bal a ilo u t ho p e to c a m . ry," LanL am pson. package, opting to prc p ro tc c t lhe "no" voters was Ofthe the 11 most-endangered The ’I' three viilnurahic their seats on Election on Day Lampson of1txa.s. Republiiblican IncumlienLs, eiglil D Dcr em o crais vo tin g “yx's" wure rather than follow their f :> ;panv nsidcred ihc most voiccl1 no:nc -nmrim Mulioney of llorid:!, I’aul le a d e n ofTa political clifT. : in c u m b e n t Reps.)s. Don Young of Alaska, EB. F Konjorskl of Pennsylviinia "We’re all worried a al b o u t from a heavily Marilynlyn Musgrave of andind lerry McNerney nf losing our jobs," Rcp. : Paul 1 H o aslo n -a re a dLs- C o lo'ado. ra d Tim Walberg of California. Cali Ryan. R-Wls.. said. I . Even M a n y ofleeted f on his con- MlchlgaiIgan, Ioe Knollenberg of S S< o m e o f iho.se w h o wiicii thou^ he^ not likely to c ou ld n o t ill vc h a rd e arlie r ihis M id iig a Prioil, M iW ., ctBter, u d Hoom MaiM igan, Sam Graves of fortb r tlie b a iio u t said th e y did so re-election, Ryan spoke fo would allowHunicanc Ikc, say- Missourniri, Robin Hayes of inn possiblef conlllcl wiih liie , Ml, le m aftar a a m no fem K t M t morc vulnerable colleagui ofthcfaUedilephonc Interview NorthI Oirolina,C Sieve Chabol dLsUJLstrlcts th e y rcp rese n i. (ougli flgliis to remair It pK han ee Capitol HO In WatklacbM, paid many10 I his ofllcc ran ai of Ohiolio and Dave Reichert of McNemey, M a wind enginLt’r ofiice. “M ost o f u s say. 'I’I \w ant cash-strappiigainsi th e package. W ashingingiori. md und political neophyte hcfoa' this thing to pass, but I waniv for ihc flnanclalal markets cconomy Uve sl could ever ofh( all Ihc people The ihrec vulnerable tis his elecllon to Congre.ss in y o u to vote fo r li, n o t me."nc." rcflectcd the cvcry-ry-man-for- from lhe election A m ong thllost houses. If they llepublitbiicms who voted "yes" 200(!006, sa id h is di.strici opposed ’The228-205n:jecilonoln of tlic himself postum off la lawmakers most vulnerable : Rcp. Nide )0,000 La house, lhe werc Reps.Kc| Chrislopher Shays he lhe bailout bin he fell il was $700 billion rcscuc pad>ackagc with no plan lo proirop up lhe makers tracked widely consljv e m m e n i c a n give o f C onneciicui. n n Mark Kirk of bestle st fo r th e econom>'. vulnerable Democrat I R epublican 1- Getting tfpMe (rict. Hereflc Citigroup3 to buy Wachovlaieritv MMd Rk l slituents hllperations m o n th b y H i BySan Lepro week, was a big o Id have b ro k ercd a BM, MOMir. ,0 in touch Awoclated P re tt writwlter option adjustable 1 Wachovia's a.sseis ^ gages, w hidi offer lea-st 15-1 agalilies inio weak ' NEW YOUK —- C Clllgroup int/oductory paj";! short weeks “Think ofsaid. \\ with your agreed Monday lo0 ]purdia.sc Ict borrowersJo dn . O f th e 19 w h o have lo< Wachovia's bonking lie H ouse law- lost a SIOO, ing opera- intercst payments Omuitmaa .tUtUo m n f tlons for 52.1 billion}n in a deal years. Delinquciked by The mosi die govi I investmeni arranged by federal:ral regula- d e fa u )is o n ihcs< lors. making the Charloiie. C mongages have s N .C -b o se d b a n k the th latest In rcccnt months. < anxiety casualty of the widenlIcninggloh- losses fo r lh e ba n k ol financial cri-sls. Wachovia shiirMabankingop Q B)rUcM$.Roi«nnU The deal greatlyly expands had slumped us ThdWWMngton Pott ____ Ciligroup’s rciail franranchlse — credit crisis Inttig originator of FDIC would giving ll a lo ia l o f' mmi o rc th a n rec en l m o n thible-raie s . mon- deal to sellV WASHINGTON - T Tin h e 'IJOO U.S. b n u ic h e» s aI n d SGOO S8.16. orOt.f> perceflercd very low and liobiliii M> »■ psychological state of theihi billion in depositsIls — and ai $1,fti. Tliey hac7aj7nenf.v und hands."he.vi average investor these day:Jays secures its placc amongam tlie high as S52.25 .ovn defer some is fluctuating somewhcnIierc U.S. banking Indusilusiry's nig >-car. between fearful, freakedked. Thrce, along wilhh DankI of Citigroup shnri(u cn c les a n d I Movw*s«pi:«awiO«*oor«»«^^ impulsive, obscssive-comom- America Corp. and1 IPM11 organ w hile, fell S2.-10,hese o types of publve (jusl diecked lhe thi Giase&Co. ceni. lo S17.7.'5.'c SI skyiDckeied 401(k) five minulcs agoago, Bul it comcs at a cost: traded betweenh s. Sc au sin g big «O».i>.0m,T«» iS better Inspcct again), ouiDUI- C h ig ra u p Inc. said ll willV sla.sh S40.95 in th e p aanks. st 1 I iKU ccn is. It aLsoI willw dilute thaiWodioviadidi global som etim es, w h e n th e mnor- a r exfaiing shoreholdcrse rs by sell- th a t all dep o siloIntciisifled re i In kets a n : pcrfecU y alig n edd iir n Ing SIO billion in c hs. droppc'd t c o m m o n cd a n d th e re will b< LO.,ik(M>rooois jusl lhe right amountt of u sicxi lo shorc upI Itslu capital diaic cosl loerccnt. lh to d o s e ,, f'?TP**|,?*e dow nhill co m m o lio n . alllUof o position. in su ra n ce F und.had traded ils i«ff » u«nH th e above. In ad d ilio n to a.usumlngS53 u r Federa! RcserwovxT th e pa.si iiriiiiu The Olhcr day a friencend billion worth of dehl. lien ik-mankc. In a told me lhal his fadicr,;r. ai Q llg ro u p w ill absoriiorb up lo Monday, said hehares, si mean- retired accountant, pulicclied $42 billion of loss*isses from “limely actions" tao r 1 per- NM . MTIItM money out of his Tidelit)slity Wachovia's $312 biliilillion loan miC'whichdemo tOC Lviue $12 billion InD preferredp l*aulson said inin.oreprutC'Cl- a FormrStrenOUiHUDwi’v I so n sta>-s so lv en t, h e willHbe b i slock and warrantsnis to lhe that lhe sale Uof b e' n o im m e- assured a steady percentL*nt- n i i c banking operaithe Heposii age gain on h b Investment.cnt. The ogrcement conMmes afier Clllgroup would1. hwnMf • Dm * 4-. W ith th e g o v e rn m e n t s plul- u t a fevered weekendI courtshipa polenlial markeir\v Chalnnan MOM tering thl.1 pasi weekL lo lc in wlild) Qtigmup> andai Wells lions.* FauLvin sait he o d off th e eco n o m ic tail-lail- l=argo & C a iM th were"cre report- w itli lh e R )1Ce an lhe IwiVw '> sp in . w ho con really blamime e cdly studying the■ lx)ok5b of thal a ‘failure• calccnof b > -lilt c ^ r x tc o him ? Wachovia Corp.. whiA’hlch was would haw posedfmonsiraleoiir I ■I-wryone wants lo jusijust vrolglied dowrn by losses risk* tu lhe nationunwavering I n . Ow, ^■}0 4\ ) financial a n d l l run away from iheir pmb-ub- linked to ils lll-tlmcm e d 2006 sjTileiTL Kk vw OnQsn Icms." said Emily Ctiiang,mg, acquisition of mortgage m Tlie deal isesscnilijy." I I w i«innu> ! an Investment adviser ai :rclar)' Menry II I Hu I.., ■ -. ■ ai lender Golden Westt FinancialF of confidence in i -vMi > a. ’ -5 Alexander Randolph in (ijrp . capital strength,n saa siaicmeni I AAiMnwKt t Ann* • '41 Resion. Like olhcr perK-r- W 'achovia, like Wa.sVa-shingion O Nclil & I’artnersof Wachovia’s; " y.wa-tr^.--x) sonal finance counselorsorx Mulual inc. which waswa seized llarte in a noieerations lo lo O iia n g sa>-s th e e x trem■me e by th e federal go v emTunenilasi n *We ate skepiicaiJld "millgale market volatility lias h her e r rkc, dhmp. playing an urgent role for saidhcagard wiiich she has no rcalrcal and the IVd ni*** « training: psyxhologisi. of Wachovia Mow do )-ou smooth a icd a s>-Mernic i n u a l client's hiweria when vtjur io n s Tinanciul training has been in under standing how markets go scniiaUyavuie • r*^tn up and down — notI f e f e Forin Citl^iup’s ast” wrcsillng with people's , said Sandler mtkm m ett n e s s D ay em o lions? .•rs anal>M Icff Chiang reads self-helpe lp m : lo invTstorv books for tips, but mostly icat lhal the she relies on Instincts. For more hdp. there^ a nicheI indusiry of ps>-chologistsists than a n d t>ehavtoni] e co n o m istsists More X\« M who arc moving inio theth e ■ ■ ■ F A n i business of counselingin g personal financc advisers on how 10 bcner handled ie I*.- their clients' emotions.n s. !V ^ .| r Breafefc Last week, more than 200 Breast Cancer Awarei advisers kigged on to an z!,0 0 0 , Investment Advisor ,0 0 0 Magazine Web sembiarn a r 2 ^ 8 and confid«nce call to get 3 B advice on communicatingin g « Pagevic with their dients duringing lews stressful times, hearingIng ilin A ugust on m agic from several experts.rts. licvalley.com Indudlng OUvU Mellan. a More than a W^uhington psychodiera- la n y plst who spedallze* z in ^ other local news moneyiKuei. 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Center 2008 • Tam-lOam rmtlioo Pickett & Coupont wh X, comer of Lincoln & Main in f e I TUESQAOAY 1 A6 SEPTEM0EB 3 0 ,,2 0 0 8 O p INK ON ______TIMES-NEWE m ■ OPINION EDITOR STE3TEVE CRUJ^P: (2 0 8 ) 735-3i-3 2 2 3 SCRUiVIPIgMAGICilCVALLEY.COM______Editorial — Proteecting msamage pjrotectsclchildren ’m n libenilI Democnit.De i ~ ■ TUf TII* And I do notJt favorfi: sa m e- A sex iiiiirrliige. I Jerrome p o sitio n s so im d c( I WHBN ry?T() m e, they fin IWINKLE... ^ „ A O A Y I Miiny.seeni tobiifK 'L i ^ PEW' m arriiige Ls simIply ply a privale Countty shouiM love relationshipip bh eiw een tw o p eople. T heyey a cc ep t tills / || view, in piirt, becm ,1^ Americiins increiisS5n|;.y,.avc ■ empliiisixed andd cic o m e to __ bea;party toJ Viilue th e iniiinate.ilte, emotion- WEDDINQ / \ ill sid e o f m arriage,"BC. a n d 111 \ L a J n j PLANMER?/ ' p a rt b e ca u se iilnio;m ost iill o p In - V n i I V / Ion leiiders today,iiy, fromf jo u r- I n a lists to judges,s, stronglyst 1 y regiomaljaOI e m b ra ce th is posil:Dsilion. That's WTA “ certainly thc ideaea tht a t K u n d e rp in n e d thie(jillfornia e C W L o Ihe Icromc CoCounty commissioners war /ant to .Supreme Court’s’s legaliziiiionle p a y il c o iis u lta:ant n : S10,000 to sell thc idea ( :a of a of siinie-se.x iiiarriiiirriage. , I iiu w ja il lu th e uiaxpayer.s. S Meanwhile, the)hey're ciiger to back out ofaf a pliiniied regional jail th>that would also serve GoodiJ d in g . Lincoln and Q im as cou::ounties, but may not be pos D avid » h ie w ith o u t (h e m . )t^KENBORN I vSo (iooding County/wiiiiimp wi Our view: along with ils iroublc-pr gay iiiiirrlageedebnte,one t ihlng else;lsc Is th e m o th e r a n d willill bb e explained to evcr>'- Ciin h e se n t to up while Jerome County How can to bed wiihout fatherwho wh together made one.ie . includingI th e children. ______su p p e r for siiy ni.iy or ;n;iy ;ioi be jjersiL T s u a d e d - IL3 iiying su c h th e child,lid, w ho love Ihe ch ild ih; a » i -SHmediijjg.s «'fj|iderf»J Jerome things. Bill imi vvilli th e ir o w n m o n e y — m ill very re c e n t- a n d loveJC eac( h od ie r. h aIS s happened! b t e a r stu d y in g ly. iilmo.si no o Countyjusu s t i - “ vi'i” I o n e d e n ie d d iis For ihe;hese reasons, children I rejectre homophobia and SH) million m ore oftheii th e history iind anti anthmpolo- core fact abouiml m iirriage. h av e thle e right,r in so fa r ns belie\!lle%'ein ih e eiiiin l dignity m o n e y fo r a n e w jail, iillall o f Ihcir ly spendinling gy of marriage, and;ind I've Sitniining up tl ) the cross-cul- society’ canca make it possible, ofgiijgay a n d lesbian love. o w n . ^ c o m e to a dilTea-ntent conclu- ' liiriil evidence. L-e. theanthro- to know.V a a n d lo b e care*d fo r Beciii!causeIidso believe with Hocky M ountain Corre,scions is $10.0001 pologist Helenen T isher in 1U92 by die twitw o p a re n ts w ho iillI mym j hearl In the right of the only real beneficiary ( i t s M arriage iis a luh u n m a n Insii- p u t It sim p ly :” iry in ih is promote it ':“E»eoplewcd broughtIt thd e m in to th is the e child cl to th e m o th e r a n d deal. The Blaine County- lution isconstiindyinly evolving, prim arily to re| ity-based uj. reproduce." Thc world. TlieTin foundational fadiei[her who niadeher.I a n d litany o f ils fcai cornpany gets thc contrallnicllosell OWnjail feat ores var>- |)h ilo so |ib e r iuiii id N ohel la u - h u m a nI rightsrl( document In belie\■lieve th a t w e its ii society iicross g ro u p s iinlid d icu llu res. re a ie B ertrand th e Je ro m e C o u n ty jail,il. plusp W h e n it id Russell, cer- the worldrid today regarding shouiould seek to maintain and But there is one constant.coi In tainly no frletu fulure paym ents for planJanningand s|,oi||0 |je iiidofccmven- children,n , thi e 19(19 U .N. lo.strc-Strengthen the only )6 all societies, niarriii design work. rriiigeshiipes tioii:il sexualI moridliy,n wiis (^nventicuion on thc Higliis of liumaiman Insiitulion — nuir- nhp Ibe rights iind obligh ligalions o f o n ly repeatinglg the olivious :i die Child, In July,4lie sam e consuiis u iiin g building oi lid. specifically g u a r- riagIge— e • that isspecificiilly paremliood.Ainoiiilong us few d e ca d es eiiearlier when he aniees chi lirm told die lerom e Cou children this rij^ii. intenilended lo safeguard that humans, the scliolalolars report, concluded lhal ^ “"'y with ial,“Uis The lastt (imetil 1 checked, lib- righl;hl ai n d m a k e it real for ciur Com mission (hat a regioiRional lock- marriage Is not prin primarily a through childndren aliine lhat erals likele mr e w erc su p p o s e d chlldrIldren. up in (iooding would beb e m orc G O O d in g,, , license lo luive sex.lex. N or is It sexual a 'latlon: m s h e c tim e to b c InI favoroflntemation-fa U'galbx-d ix'g sanii'-sex inar- nist-effective lhan a Jero apfj priniiirily a licenseise tto receive imporiatil to sc I society, a n d ally recogiognked huiiuin riageigeiilinost i certainly heiie- jail — ;m iuiiilysisComm Uncoln am liencfits o r sociiilII rerecogni- w orthy to be ta ta k e n cog- rlglit.s. panlcularlyp ar concern- • fits4 ihose th siiiiie-sex couples tion.lt is primiirlly;ily;ilicensc ni/imccofbya (;hairm;m Charlie I lowel.veil dis- Camss a legal institu- Ing childnIdrcn. w ho are t>pi- w hoIt) chc o o se to inarr>-, iis well _ lo hiive cliildren. lion." m issed as failing lo inclui eally socied e iy 's m o st v o iceless iis theth e children being raised Y In llils sense. m;iriiiiirriiige is ;i M arriiige is s (len cosis" for im aspona^ l^ a 'd counties? s so c iety ’s m o s t a n d vuInerable ln e group. Or in Ihoseiho h onies. But i li;ing- gilt iliiit society heMhesiovvson pro-child instit staffing holding cells for i ititution. In 2002 have lnm'lo w said s o m e th in g I lugilhenieaiiingcifmiirri.ige th onhe vniatdo[) Its next gen eratioon. n . Miirriage — just nioinen courts in Jerome. ents before it shouldn't?II 1? toaccommodate iicc homoscxu' (an d only m arriage]Ige) unites became highlyily unfiisliion- Hvery cl Make sense? Of courserse not. But you thinh I ch ild be in g raised by al Drienlatlonoric funher iind Illlf the diree core climeimetisionsof iihle to siiy m i - I — a te am o f gay or lesi:esblan couples will perhiirhaps deriniiively uiiik-r- since wtien have regionallliai politics U l. 1^ 1. .nmp . parenthood —biok liological. reseiircbers rofro m C hild b e deniediedhisbinhriglitto minesn e s fur all o f us th e ver>’ in Ihe Magic Valley m adeid e s e n s e ? WeiCOIT soci.ll and legiil -— llIn io o n e Trends, a n o n p ijvirti-san Ik h Ii pareiircnts w ho m a d e h im . thn in g g diali Ls m arriage's nioM i’oliiits iind beggar-lhy-ny-neighbor VieWpOlntSits pro tbiid form: theIhe married reseiirch centei ter, re-ported I'.very singingle one. Moreowr, distlniitlnctivecontrihiitiiin to rivalries tiike precedent. c o u p le. M arriiigeL-siiysma sii thill.-rimiilyst stru c tu re c le a r- losing dialhal riglu will not be a hiimam a n society'M iai s a Twin I'iills, forexiim ple,picissiniB. ch ild :'I he m a n aUld n d die lyniiiltersforc from our r c h ild ren , a n d c o nsequeiuence of somediing changange thill, in the final [JP woniiin whose sexn gling with a m unicipalI airportaii feaders Ofl exiiiihmion die fiimily stmtr u c tu a 'lh a t th a t at lea-least m o st o f u s view iiiuilysalysis. I catitiot suppoit. with few commercial nigl niiideyoii will alsoso Ibe there helps childrenn thei most Is a as tragic,c. ssu c h a s a m iirriage ____ to love iind riiise yoi it could have been part n you. fiimily headedd hy1 two hlolog- that didn'tIn't lasi, o r a n u nex- l)-M() MKsociety iis ii iciil p a re n ts Inn ili low -confiici p ected pre airport ihiit would aiiract•act multi- OttlCC ISSUe pre-gnancy wherc the pn-sitli■sulfiil o f llu- iVi-ir Vnrk- whole: I'or cver>-chichild born. niiirriiige.- |)lc niiijorjiir carriers. fuiher-io-lo -b e h a s n o In te n tio n Ixiuul«-r Aiiwriaiii there is;i recogni/eii/e ilm o lh e r All o u r sclioliolarly instru- of slicking While up in Blaine Cou Inganiund. On the VulucsUicsonilllifdutliiinil' louniy, the county and the- iiml a fiitlier. iiccoiiioiiiiiahli-lo nu-nts seem to 10 agree: Eiir contnir>',y, iiin th e c ase of “77icII' I'litiin'/• o f A/r/rr;«^'i-.'//,- t i i i e s c a n t e v e n H g u re oout u how lo disiribuie the cco o s ts th e child iiiid to i-:iii-iich olhcr. hciililiy devel(i| lopmeni, whal a same-sexL!x imarriage und thc urtjfci’■tic this aiiiiiiien u iry fu r of iin emergency'dispatcluch sysiem. Thi-se ilays. b e•cause ia i o f th e child tic-eds m o nore than any- children1 olo f ih o se u n io n s. It ilw' U)sUy. liiiics. I here was a lim e whenien sfnith-ceniral Idaho couim ild alTortI s u c h e x e rc is e s inn sisilly parochiiil pitjiie. Thoslo se diiys arc gone. I here is no subsianiiveliv e a - a s o n — n o n e — w hly y L E T T E R S TOTHE O ' EDITOR taxpayers shouldn’t bene:!nefii from an efficient, four-II r------coumy jail IcaaledinCoc;io o d in g . Foimer resetve oofl ffic e r m c n l.'lin n willill put I dt'puiies ers much r II 's n o l h a p p e n in g b eecause c a the folks in charge h m orc. probiibly WitliVilh iill o f th e ijui-stioiis r hack In th e field-Id p n m d in g more- like U won't yield a little power,er, ego and ill-defined comnnmu. 'n'l""* Carter X* Uti to DO m illion iiskedie dalH iut d ie dn ig abuse. pieventionand nity pride. ul e n fo rce m e n i m ore. Monlore taxes for crowxli«xledjiiils. laikiil patrol In \'oie for loin C;ini‘irter.l lo theeiilifecoi ciunty I know ponable-• das.sroomsd plus ihe niralal areasai and what I ciiuld The tiation is dealingg withw the w orld’s worst flnain a n - w orked for th e slu-ti(lerid'sodki- pcrMiiiiilly tluit I It h e hiis th e usual iha-ca -e pe re en t tax hit do loto Imli prove cnir sherilTs ciill crisis since the (Jreat•at D epression. Tolks are losio s in g il'* a U m I 1 a -si-nveolllier e i*ar.ir. MosquiloI abate- office.,ce. 1 assure all in IWin llieir jobs and iheir houstu se s. Ji’ ye.iis, D uring th.ii time, I police llirougliohout die county, ment tax. T X. Taxes for do w n - I'alls!s(j)iinty (j thill! willIk- And yet. it seem s, ihea* y^,,. vvorketl lor lu n i iniip.itiijjand p. Ibm will work tc ea*'s always enough liLxpaye: i lo b rin g ba ck tovwi develwlopment. involviolvitl in iill Clf die m a tte r, took many hoiiisciri•if in stn ic- c(M){>er.ition v\ii tnoneyto prom ote follyl\', rilh Ihc cities In i:alx^;roundm d s booking for tax- alnive.ive. lion friiin Toni. I IniuImiiulliim Iwin I'alls(j)un miy- payers’ suppon.sup Utility rate Ia am m looking to 111vf u p the ______to Ik- a quality su pper\isorand e r 1 aniiiskingiit iill o f m y lncre-ases.1■s. Bailout o f S21.5:m patrol!nil in all ari-iis in ih e respcttedli^’ofrueise rs in th e friends in d ie I)« Democratic for Air Shoih ow slionfail. As b a d countyinty by iH iter nigiiniying tli-pannieni and ciiyn iy |)o lic e l^l^y. lndc[K-ndi Time id e m I*arty a n d a s conditioItions arc for laxpay- diitit'vit“v I will also work on les-News olllcers iliriitiglimiiUl thi e coun- Itepnliliciin I*anin y to \n te for ers in "M n rin E-alls, th e co m - wa>-si-Moimpnneiinimr|ail n tr>’. Ml-is ;i c ertifiitltlolllier o liim Ciirter. Mel B'M Hjrd . , . , publiSfier 5 le hits die quiill- m isslonersers gave th e m se lv es s)Mcm fm . As for th e d n ig issui-s Steve Crump . . . . Ooir'ioo e<3itcditof w ith m o a -th a n I'O0 yi-iirsyi' III IlcMiidiis, Inii-gri f;rity iind a n eiglu perccnlpc salary brougliuglit l)efore me, I will r field i-xperietue. a so Th« memb«r> of the edhedHofUl board and wrtter* of .1 soperv iso- n-s[H% t o f hisIK-er. jk- a n d d ie Increase wwt hile for m a n y in work h r%- shill iiflliTr. insirii' th iu i d -i n h a n d w ith th e «d>torfai» are B nad d Hwd,I Jam e* G. W right .irucKir.md public. (Juxkliih im o u t o n IW n I'alls:is: Iheiri b iu to m lin e com m i l.'-.ider. uniiniiy a n d groups Steve Crump, Bill Bitanburt it» and Ruth 5. Pterce. v\n-wionicaneriL’rfon4ierifr.com Is slowly disappearing.dl; E las againsi ______It is tiniL- for ii charhaOKi-. llic inst dn ig s to help n d our th e Q ty Coun^Co and mayor comnuim unity o f die ongoing current slierifl hass ccn a Mleil llis H O BJiirr J»OV ^WTiRS g iw n thcmsclves em a raise also? dmgg abuse al issue\ cnvn jKTvninel niiiniiiniiiil.cDii- TVsinl'alls Is a nytinele mr n n in g lU In Tails I fii-l r Tell us whi fi-el tlu t 1 iuii capable uf vtiat you tiiink tinu;ill)'o\ersiK'niIliisliudncl. hi- looking outout for a s tiupa>x-rs7 taking i rw lo m J city iinil coo ngihe|x>siiionofIwin O N UN t Rcc'stcf at MaRio-sl.^■s;.ey.cof^, arvj resoorKJ to any ot cminiy WholslooUngl g I d o u b t thai:hat seriously. Tails C< ' ciMi|>er;iii()n. Irv iim i s County sheriff und Icxik trie loMi oDinions or stonese s iin toiJay's edition. rttt—7 TONYSASAUERNO foreranra rd to wxirking w ith our fiii|))o>ii-snnilpaidjlidSB.' outfortaipayi ON PAPER: Trie rimes-N«*ws■s w<»elcomcs letters trom readers o TWlnFaU^ c o mim nu unity im d other liiw nu-ntsol more lhanan S2(X).(KM)S Is th e re a n y fi‘ sutjjccts ot Dubhc interest.. PleasePli limit letters to 300 words fiscal a-straint enforciircenient agencies, kci-p- p *■ to e n ip li^ i'cv It's timtinv e to u ji e left in'IW in Tails Include )Our S'fynotufc, maiiir^jiiiing address and pftone number, lls an > iiio a ‘7 Fsil^goefsn thankedI ing'f\vif\viti Tails ( jn in ty a ga-at • term limits cm Slierifli-rifT looslcy. 'I.upayers aa* Ih Writers y,fio Sign letters vsithitri falseI names will be permanent iK-ingliam- fbr dimniti :e lo live, wiirk iuid raise Ihavet.ilkedwiihIlh loJ m m e a x l in every X ptag at booth twrrod (rom putjiicalion. Letteetters mijy bc txought to our Twin y w ay possible. »0»P|Wl childa-n. ' (liirtiTiind knowlu-V:u-\vilM>e niee\X T -lncreasing cn cost of I want to Tails otlicc; miiiie<3 to PO. Bo» Boi 548. Twin fells, ID 83303: lo th a n k ever^-one Votei>teErtix(kuciaforI\vin f.ned to i208) 734 5538; or < fiscally consen-ukei* e iuid p u t th e nc-w hlgli school,scl which forstopplnf or e-maiied to IcttersCmagicval- ■Ing by m y b o o th a l l-alLsOs C ouniy sheriff on .\(A. I. , leycom, ' liisn-soiirceswbi'a-tla- ih tT will w as sold to us fo for$49.7mll- die'^inRilRiUs C ounty liiir FEU:EUX GARCIA _____ llo th e m o st for thle e did e p a n - lion w hich Is cos x)sting taxpay- andgMngrJg m e >T)ur su p p o n . TWin>vln Falls
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ByJbn Alnms disaster victims andd extend-c creaie lens of thoiihousnnds of Importnni lejle g isla tio n ," h c th e m o r aai n y o n e else." milliciiilon to up 10 26 million, Associated Prws writor _____ ing tox crcdils for remcnewoble jobs and coniribuibuie to Ihc said, T h e Senate Sei still plans to Tliostlose hit by ihc (ax. most energy development,nt, busi- nation's energyr Indcpcnd- li As Ross spo[loke, ncro.ss the meel laterItcr in th c w ee k b e fo re e amimlng li less than S200.000, W A s n iN c rro N — W ithh thii e n e ss Invesim ent a n d Individ-ii once. Hut Housec DemocratsD Capitol Scnimate Majority leaving; forfi the year, and woultDuld pay an average extra legislative cldck tickiicklng uul educnlion and chi::hild care insisted thal mornore of the Leader Harryy Reid, D-Ncv., could cononccivubly iry to lake taxofxofS2.000.The solar Indus- down, MuuscDcinocnKssussald costs, packnge, to ta lin g;SI38 Sl billion tried to bringig u p a H o u se- u p th e Hoii loiisc-passed AM T fbc try aa lt lo n e h a s e stim a te d ih a i It M o n d n y (hey w o u ld nin o t H ie 1 louse h a d inlciitended lo in House bills, beic paidp for so passed bill dealing wilh sepanilelyely, couldluld create morc than rele n t in thoir d isp m c wilh wii adjourn for thc year yc on as not to increasew thetl deficit, renewable encncrgy a n d c x tc n - I loyor,T, joining (he Blue 400,010,000 Jobs if il receives an (hc Scnu(e oiv a majorr lax (i Monday. Dui thntnl plan Senate nepubllcancons, averse slon of busineite.v> n n d In d iv id - D ogs at( u a news conference, elglitglit-yenr extension of Its relicr packnge. incrensir(ising abruptly changed whe;hcn law- to new taxes,, sa s id a n y un l tax break.*iks lhat expired said lie.• would v continue (o Invesivestment tax credit. (>i|ds h d sln esses c o u ld lose lb: makers rejected ihc $700S7 bil- changes in the Senajnutc-passed last year or wiwill lapse at the work wilhi(h Reid a n d ‘se c w h a t “With “W hundreds of thou- o u t o n critical cue b rea k s anda r Ilon financial bailoutIt legisla-I tax bill would killill thel entire end of this yeaear. Republicans can be donedo oven if it Is next sandsnds of American jobs and millions could ge( hl( byy thctl lion, forcing congrcsrcssl6nal packagc. objected to considerationco of year." billioillions of dollars in clean alternative minimum taxX Ihlsth and adminislralivc leaieaders lo The I louse “hasa s tai k en th c d ie bill, T lia l delay dl would be o energlergy investment al risk, wc -. .. >rar. regroup, momllyand fiscallyilly responsi- -Held acknolo w le d g o d th a t blow, a t: leaslle; tem porarily, to a ugo rg e congressional leaders liouse Majority Leadilader The Mouse now planspli to ble posilion.” saidId Hep.I M ike “w c can't get Itll < done" bccause wide grouroup of business nnd not)t tot< leave for the elcciion S ten y I loyer. D-M d.. suggesBest- reconvene on lliursdaidoy, per- Hoss, D-Ark., a leatleader of the Senate Democ;jcnils don'l have individualual taxpayers. rece.s:ce.ss" unill rcaching an ed 1( might be next year yei haps giving lawnwmakers -19-membcr Blueuc Dogs, 0 the votes to J i move Ibe bill Withouioul congressional agree;recmeni. thc CEOs of before consensus cunt beh anoihcrshotntihetax:ax bill. group of fiscally conservativecor without GOPIp cooperation, aciion. Ihoselh< affcctcd by the • nalloillional hydropower, geol- readied on a i:ix lnitiad\alive lawmakers in 30lh boi thc Democrals. Meanwhile, Mt Hc said he luhoped thc Ulue AMT, origiriginiilly aimed at Just herm:rmal, solar und wind cner- th n t in c lu d es a d ju stin g; the tli House nnd Senate stressedsl “Hepuhllcnns inI thc th Senate Dogs “would Ii; understand wc a few verj'er>' rich tax d o d g e rs, gy’ nssoclations a: said In a AMT, providing (ox relieref toI tlial the lax relief illbill would continue to holdnId up this aro nol tryinglg to embarrass would growgrc from around 4 slateritc m e n t.
NASAdelelays Prosecu;utor namedlto probe UIJ.S. attorneyeys’firings ByLjorieKellmaa which manytiy c o n s id e re d Hringin}:;ing in a carcer prose- theirelr aides i for the ousters. and Maifc ShefRun polhicallymotiDtivalcd. ciiior wasvas tho lond recoin- In In It, Justicc Depanment ^ Aaaoclated Press wriwriter Senators ofof bnih parties moiulailoilion of an Internal Inspesp e c to r G en e ra l G lenn Fine repair maissionto who led a icongressional Justice Departmenl D report andid Officei of Professional WASHINGTONiJ—Attorney — probe of thee firing praised releasedd Monday, and Hesptisponslbilliy Director General MichacIcl Mukoscy Miikasey's deci.‘cision and cau- Mukasey;y determined It Marslarrihall Jarrelt described an \ f \ n a m e d a lioned Presesident Hush should be b< someone from almopo NASA a n n o u n c e d that a t the nine federal ® ' (io n involved:d in the U.S. |-«i • * . TODAY to schedule yourour u n til next year b ecau se o>fa f n O ct. 14 la u n c h h a d been b< prosecutors, altorney firinglg scandal as an serious breakdown of theth e p o siito n e d u n iil ol leasl It The scandal siripirlpped thc admission off wrongdoing," WInterS!t Safety Inspection observatory in orbit. early nexl year, possljsslbly Justice Deparimennenl uf ils sold ludicluryiry Commiitee andser>ervlce ^ Space shuttle Atlantis hndmd I'ebruary, le ad e rsh ip , d a m aigedhscred- g e t Chairman I’ntrItrick Irahy, D- been scheduled to bliist offolf Wlienevcr Atlantis. does d ibility and sparkedcd ai h isto ric Vt. in jtis( (wo weeks, but a newiew ny. NASA m a y se n d up u| a showdown in court.in. Nora Danntnehy. a carcer and unexpected probletnem replacement part )t for the The decisionI tto push proscxutor froii>m{jinnecticui, _ , wilh (lie Hubble appearedred failed component, ahead on a criminallnal inquir)’ was named by b> Mukasey to t)ii Salurday niglu when theth e It w ould take tim eto (ci lest follows the recommnmendaiion direct the proirobe inm whai uin Falb Autitomolivt (elescopc stopped sendinging and qualify (he old repkplace- of an internallal Justice role the Wlillee 1 louse playod 261!61 Locust street Soutiuth*734>5725 science data. inen( par( und trainn the Deparlmenl invciivcstigation in the firings ofof th e n in e pros- Tliat potentially meansis a u a stro n a u ts to install it inthe in thal hnrshly criiici/licized Hush eculors nndI whether any now repair issue for (he(hc telescope. said NASA N/ admlnisiraiion officials, crimes were cocommlited dur- astronauts to confront — spokesman MichacI (Uirie.Cx members of Congiingress and inglheensulngigcongressional ,'l ''ij o n e Ih al they haven’t iniitiodlod NAS/\ also would haviave lo thoir aiilcs for tho oustePi. investigation. fnr a n d n e \c r an iicip aic dI. . work out new mis^lisslo n Hie failure of the comim- details for the astron;m a u ls mand and dula-handilngIng who have (mined irfor tw o , syslem for Hubble's sciencenee years lo carry out insimmenls means that (heth e I lu b b le repair spacew alk- D i s p u tte i over w itln e s s ^
J d i s r u p)ts t S tevens ; t r i a l M / SnowdletectedLi BrlUtA(MzioudT«IToaHayt the Alaska lawmaker I of ' A asociated P re ss wiltenwill accepting mote i lhan S S^SO.WM) inn unrrporu-d WASHINGTON'J — A h o m e a ’novaiiaiions. Itut iiu- behind-tlie-sccneses move liy judge scoldeded prosecult)rs falling)on Mar!L ^ prosecutors — sendingser an for ■unilaterallyilly" dividing lo P i ailing potenti:iiwitni.’itnesshome put the projeijeci's manager, in Alaska — h as angered ai n Hoben Williamms. on a return ByMartKaefBua have supported life in thc federal judge andd givengl Sen. Highl home ins(eadin of put- ^ 9 ^ ^ The Washington Pott______past — when the regregion Ted Sievens nn o|)ening o|) lo ting him n on (he witness was much warninner. renew allegallonsns thal the stand. 5 ^ o f f iniSM M l clitrtm i I WASHIN(nON - Icy Iiecause Nfars wobblesles on government Isn't: pliplacing fair “I find il very. vi ver>’ dis- W snow falls from high in the its axis far more ilianI lu irih in h is c o rru p tio n case.ca* turbing that thist has hap- M ardan a(nu>sphere andin d — in so m e ver>- lo n g5-lerm -li U.S. District ludgiidge limmet pened." Sulllv;Ivan lold atlor- ■ ■ m a y e v e n rea ch (he p la n eet's t's cycles the poles acturtually Sullivan rejeclcieled the neys while junjr o r s o n a surface. siientts(s workingIng face ihe sun — the noinorth- defense's bid Mond;inday lo pull lunch bieak.k. - I m c o n - fzZZZZ: wKh N/\SAs Phoenix Marsars ern ri’gion where Photloenix the plug on Steven'sL-n's iriid and cerned alinui ihc appear- lander rep(»rted .Monday landed has, in ihe past. p ihrtnv oul chargi's•es accusing ance of improjo p tie ty ." User instrumentsnts been warm. aboard the lander delected the snow in clouds almuloul 21/2 miles above ihe sur IlnZIMStnkni face and followitl the pre- C assia C o uunty i has Absenteeee Ballots availabl3le until ciiiitatuin as it fell moreore than a mile toward theIhe O5:00 . pm on Novemimber 3, 2008. EsEk. ground. Hut because of limitations with the techch Votintng may be done at the Courthouse nology, it was unclearear ff wheiher any nf the powIW- 1459 Overland A'Ave; Burley dery- stuff made it all iheIhe ... way lo the Manian surface. Courthihouse hours are 8:308: am to 5:00 p i 'Nothing like (his view p m p . W t i has ever been seen on i s i « 4 n R < Mars." said Jim Wliitinvay of York IJiuviTsity in loronto. load siii-ntis( for the C-anadiaii-suppliedie d -K—N Me(corologica) Sijiion on ------Phoenix. 'W ell be looking 1 I Wuicit»t»8tt,oj iWgMCT M l. for signs (hai the snow may t s m iiCK*' even reach ihc ground." KA In addition lo Tinding snow, the Phoenix team : ^ K e a " s m i H reported lhai the)' had disIls- '{Aya6f covered material In ihe (o W ,r „ /r I p M anian soil that had once been dissolved In water — clays and calcium carbon-I : ale (limestone) that coulduld only have formed in theth e . ivmiietioii presence of liquid water.ter. 10 VVhile th c la n d er's in s tn ru i- ...... i ments had cariier found W h e n : W edednesday, October 1,2, 2008 y H t water Icc below Mars's ...... i w r n r m r polar surface and had phoio- T im e : 7 :010 0 am to lOidO am 0,11 tographed surfacc fog andj;] Place: Mini cloud*, it has found noth nidoka Memorial Hos|ospltal Front ParkingIg L o t ^ 9 fk ing like liquid water on the This evtnt is designe su rface. ;ned to allow women evcrywhevhere UlMii-: Thc presence of nuirl- to do something niolice for themselves without e\-ercv cnis and other materialial .cMOfr/ leaving their cars. The firstfir fn that once dissolved In In ^ 400participantswillrecei'c eiv e water, however, plus the ^ free brtakfast. a gift: tx a n d continuing presence of m ni n i t m i r M M M i m water as snow, vapor andmd 91 liyi I|Kf breast cancer informaii
1 tough yearye B ■ Californi.m ia HHHI A g IRIB lU S I INEJ vintners, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 30. 2 0 0 8 TIMES-NEWS • BUSINSINESS EDITOR JOSHUAL PALMER:R (2 0 8 1 7 3 5 -3 2 3 1 [email protected] -B. B H INSIDE: Stackscks, commodities, 82 I Weather,] B4 F u e l REPORT Minnesota Fuol prices in soutfvcentrolitral Idoho A bitit of a m docllncd slnco last week.)k. i)«tery f e The averoge price (or a gall farmers lar-grade gasolir)e was $3.: Monday -• about 5 cents I MacideinU.SAlabi.beling creates cchallenges andid benefits e the previous week. The: averogeav< price embrace for a gallon ofdlosel remaimoined By wDojr.l'ai nrc thick witli pig C OMMODFTYPRlPRICES ■ ^ H . ' ; w eed y o u ’ll pro h ah ly h av e Iwo, three, four ton less p er acre." W ait said. D a ily ii's■i hard to control Btock Close«e Change E» '.5 weeds in sugar heels. B : 9 ' l TtiiiTraditionally. Ihe ciiemi- Average price $1,926 -^.064 l i i l l cals liiat kill w ee d s w ould Barrel also kill th e beets. Average price $1,916 ^ .0 8 6 So farm e rs npplic*d c a re Butter " \\M fully fuih lim ed, ver)-Imv doses Average Price $1,692 ^^■kliy^H of oft he rb ic id e sc*veral lim es Whey protein concentrate a year to co n iro l th e w m is Average price $.42 w iih o u l killing th e lH.-els. lliey usctl migrant farm C l a s s III miOt labor lo a-inove tiie wi-c-iis Average price $17.32 that cscuped the herbi Class IV Rdlk cide.cld( Average price $16.64 This year, rain kept Wall . outnut of the field when the - kveeds wen- sm all- Uy th e liine hi- could spray, the F e e d ■ ifiuwna^iwi wirkvi-iils w ere to o hig to h e Com (Per 100 pounds) kiik'liiiled ljy llu- low ilo sc o f Dairy Feed Supply $10.50 K-rliicidi-, a n d il w as to o LondO'Lokcs $10.50 .'ostly to hire lalHirers lo Rangen $10.50i : Stitrong pricf:es and reiiliance on1 local irioe ihe weeds. So the Wendeii Elevator Co. $12,00X) * 2 .0 0 1 MW-.v m ls riH- alKiiit th e In-ets 11 thick clumps. Barley (Per 100 pounds)is) b i Hut in Ills neiglilxir s lield )anksmaiiintaincre(dit availat if KouniKip Heady Im yis, Rangen $9.20 Jbility ?o - J iJllThere's noi a wiixJ lo Ih- Ogden $9.80iO - •ivn. That's because ihe Pocatello $9.20 *.45 BrJoifeu■a P t e 10 OUahoma, Uymilng andd p a n s of of n m le d ciiilau-iiier;il, thosi.-are n u x l- l>ivtHvts an- gi-netiCiiliy niodi- Butley $8.75rs - T l m M ^ w rtter______N o v .M cxico a n d .SlisMiuriiri — Mir- est things u n d the th ffderal iU-scrve it-«l fic-tl lo Ik- immune to llie Wcrtdell Elevator Co, $10.00X) ------vt■>^ hanks cach quarter fororilsagri- Hank lias not>1 seen any siiarp hnwinw d sjM xiniiii WT-itl killer T h c' Cle c o n o m ic tu rm o il o n WallII cultural ca-dil conditions n-jMin.a changi-s. h e siiid.id. Itou:loundup Sf f.innm can S trtx l ha Hay(Mid/ron) has not reacljcd tlie countr>’y lk -n d c ri« n , tiu* O n u hla a b ran c h *\Ve'rc u n th aangl'd iij at this |Miint.' i•asily-umI kill wi-cds any tiiiK- Aifalfa(SuprefTw) Low $22525 High $225 rw a d soof f south-central Idaho, wlicrcc t-xccutivi* whn wtIii-s tliatI quarti-rlv(] said .Mike 1 lanultiulton, pa-sideni of 1 witlivitliiiut worr>iiig almut AJIatfa(Good) Low $190X) High $205 “ ™ ralJ i'iTonomic boom has meantt snapshot, said althougli thnal IkuiL. b a sed in dvjr. thi-y |X)int w licrc wv.- feelfe w hat's goin g o n AUiu-rican m i tlrysial Sugar la n d amd n d rrplacc equipment, hasx- fo u n d anccdutoU y inI talkingti to in Ihe national t-conrun).cc< we hasr a ttimpaiiy tim diriitor of agri------T h ec ftfundamentals of agricultun-;- bankcn. that Wall Stn-ct'si fFinancial lot of ctjuity to dde; e a l w ith It.* nnlture, ilti said jusi osrr half now. in terms of Incomc and Sm all grainlin ristii "O' 1 troubles have nol uirecK:it“d rural I'arm intrreMM rates have l>ccn ll iil the tl sugar tnt-ts planted o p p o rtulunities, i is good. There arc:* banks’I fiitiding sources orr ciuiiigi-di conung iIim i i ■Tlieir funding comcs minon- from 1(As-v Hut agricultiultural loon deiiund crearea lt'd i»> S fo iisjn lo Me Rangen Askik N/A le n d loto that sfctor." said lasonI idepositors, and that hasrisn't been in the IOth l^-denleral FU-st-rve D istrict aid said fanners wtio plantc*d >5 _ Mrndcfv Wendell Elevaiof Co. $5,25 ?fson. a branch cxccutlvT with1 Impacted,i and so they ha\ia\e funds lu-s risen sliaqilyly ai s fa n n e rs IxinoM ' he Ihe modified sugar Ixn-ls Ogden $6.4010 • 05 the Fcdcitleral Rcscnr liank of Kansast asailablc.' 1 lenderson said.d. m ore o[K*nitingH furids fi ii» ctM*r th c lia\e u \ i a clear ddvantage in Pocatello $6.25>5 -.50 Ot)-. Althougli agricultural errrrdit con - rising input costs.>is. wkw w l contnil Burley $5.55>5 — T lic 10I Oth Ikrdcral Rcscrw Districtt id ltio n s hasT tlglitcni-d so ni»cv>-hatas u lia m illo n saidid i a rm e rs N ational "Ihe *1 uiher advantage — whUhlch rncompasscs Idaho. Ilenders ask more questionsru u f farm Bank Is no t projt-oit-ctlngan incn-ascin C tiloradcado, Kansas. Nebraska.. IIwrrowrr^ and incrrasc the Lamb and bog pri le anK iuni p je ase■ seeS€ OKIfr. Page B4 | P'Ptedsech se e KETS. Page B2 Fce- Jettwa PAiwr «t 206-73SS2r.^ Th.ii.wiw T rttu n a ______v X - ocatcd about 12 miles duce 7 ' l » ~ ^ ii ucr eruiugh (ood lo (erd theast of Tacoma on Tacoacuma-area cort mem- More com mfiiies■s onI B2 lAcoMDMA. W iih . - O ut \ l c ktrry r r Avmue I'-ast. its a twrscrs in the adult hoir>rs b y th e ddriveway, a ntan X s n udl ll fami I — 8 acrrs with witiiiiil a litiie Irh iAnu. 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D"'''ot' 4?4 Builey, ID. 83318 snn U5 Drp«m4«4(FnK>nnwr r ’wiMfwihiT i s s s s m i Paul Allen. 4 1 0 BouckRd, Ctti ro r« ^ Kt nuuvM wnct aM Dolores I Builer, 301 ICtn1 Tanii Dr, [J:,- •■,. iD. h l.ilH4 t(lisGfe.CG2Y,iie, Ourin, I r«rtu»ht4 tniliMnottaanuMM«oSnar h m SSISSI=ii H E S “ ,r 4 Burley. ID. 83318 I .fiVK :4 St, Durlu), 10, 83318 llll’.’ D'-i-. s C. ID. H3318 w a> fa« w«J1»«M01 m Alberta Andefson, 183 S Frank Calvin. 117 1st, Dur'.-,. ID, ^ i Mh Riilli r.er, 427 Shaddy. 200 W. Burley, ID, 83318 I ______G r a i n sIS ______&4|mlM>m00«l>400 Burlcy. ID. 83318 An-iu;nt V, Burlc>, ID. 83318 Rutjy Anderson. 711 N Eiiii.T, Gom. 1981 Hilicresl RuOy C.istro, 733 E 22nd U(!i,< ^ P'.; (•II-:.’., li;, ' I Vi^CnM K T f eBoptfTSTSi^’iS ' S ScModdy, Burley. ID. Lii Sn »C9. Ouilt'y, ID. inuw tn Sl. Burlcy, 10,83318 K 'n :h pr. ►.’W-M « ^ Cnc« « 0>»^ 83318 Woodrort Calhie, 145 S Mcr,Mn L, ■ .'i'- S •l'’)l(; B'^318 ■ VlBl. Mni) t i n ftit.KUWH**.! Alonacio Arriago. 1326 . Covant, Burlcy, ID, 83318S V.' U.i^V;,. l[). H-- UH n.mcisco Gun/aios, RT 1 Malta Ave, Burlcy, ID, Din 1''23, Durley, ID. I MMrmrMirtkM min«iiV)>Nri Elda Ctiarnpman, 315 N ri(v,,i Di.ii', ij,., ' Oxert (7i\ 11050 iPncnwoMhlM Pn ■MMiWMMil 83318 - Elb.r Burley, ID. 83318 H331H I Ol»cti->c XSM24 Evnline Daird, 1003 E 18tnn MyloChaDmon. 3115N L.V..M D- I." . !'■ tM'i,ruGar-.;alr,-, ?now IVCAMU3 V-UMtv^LrtMMl___ '“‘JJ Bw1 c" rSri »l«4sr IS ■ Ln, Burley, 10, 83318 Elba, Burley. ID. 63318 C' ...... S' .• - , n 42 s. UuJlc>. ID. 83318 fX*7:i3-«'-a^S50 *p."40i'40i UJimM C M w M viamo w ’ *01^ Naomi Baker. 227 N Russell Chaoman, 313 N tli") 1^1 fi.'iaroo M GonMiij/, KOO Normal. Burley, ID. 83318t ElC3a,Bufley, ID, 83318 Pa--r!, D m -- S 393 W. Qu'l-,-y, ID. Josepfi Barefoot. 1501 Ross Cncney. Boi 4183 D’ Ei.irl-. 1 '! h H331H Route 4. Quriey. ID. I'-'JilofO Gon/.ile/ T,i.. t,i. Hiland #F. Burley, ID. higJier yieldsids than tradiliunal v.iii- 8 3318 197 S 2-M E. Buili-,. ID. 83318 B eets___------e ties. T h a i's's eexpreled lu than^;r as Anne Cfirisman. 475 S HaV)-> 83318 Peniiey Bales, 228 S Ihe GMC) seec■eed is im p io v ril tiv rr llie 5 27.Buric>. 1D.83318 •'.[irii G'cencr, 50 ContinMd fren pit> Bl Hauson. Duric,. ID, 83318 nexl c o u p lee olof years. s, L .' ■■■ - y :.K ••v.-, ID. 833IH Algio Bemis, 228 ^ Con.in!. Charles Coleman, 251 S u r sri- ts li-ss iiillivatiunn «)f«i the field. Walt has wcigjiedwc ail ihr ( (isis anil D','kon Greener, 50 A:5 on St, Barley, 10, 83318 Normal, Durley. ID. 83318 Irssp.isM'N ai tdsslhelk-liield. Alsu, the variables andmd says he's alimiM irr- Barbara Jean Cooper, PO ■Vv-.G^j-'cy.iD. 83318 Marc,a C B.a/. 750 iiijiiilx-i III lim es ym i hlave av IO spray tain to plant:mt all (iMO herls nr\t 3 0O« 608. Bgric-,, ID. Ci.V ■ '' ■ ’ 'i. ■ ;-..':i.rii Greener, 85 [ ;'U0 Oriental, Burley. ID. 83318 \lctsl 1 imveiiiiunal varitirieiies have year, 83318 S, ID. 83318 Eric B.!l;ng5, 2446 r.orm.il, 1(1111 ,ipjiliialiitiis uf spispray where 'One of lheilie variahirs is nu ir.isrd Lar/) Cooper. PQ B c GOS, fr.irk M [tu. Guei; n, f^O Burlcy. ID, 83318 luiiiH liip v .irielies w e e:e x p e c t Iw o yield. T h e y saysa^ il inighl hr a iwu-ion Burley. ID. 83318 Uu. 852. Bj'ie). ID. M:iton Bmgriam, 2841 LoQ appiu aimiis. So. less tripsips across the increased yiciyield. If ih a l's i h r e a s r it ^ Lloyd Coi. 1535 Burton 83318 lield. Irss diesel hiel hein] Ln. Buriey. ID. 83318 •ing hurncd," will deHniielylely make it mute pritl- A-.e, Bu-;e>. ID. 83318 G..,’.-,403 W3-;. Hciiih.iidsun said. Leslie Bcftcul. 2827 ilahlc.' Wall:ill said. 'I lu|)rliilly llie Rae Cra'-.ney, Star RT D c liV " ,. ID. 83318 Sn llir l.irmef sav.-ss imoney on lech fee docJocsn't keep iinre,isiiig B e rn ;f Df, Gurley, ID. 30, DLri-.-), 10. 83318 Vi-.ir;oGj!irfc;. 0 '1 l,il>ni .(lid lu rl. Hni ih a u iiii({ocMi'i m e a n every year.. HecauseUi om r wv h.ive 83318 ECna DaiiU, 757 Norniji Con.ir.l Ave, Bur>,. ID. ilif (.Ml) heels are cheaptiper to grow. Roundup, th;that’s all we li.ivr. We Charles GCftvn. 428 Almo Ave. Burley, ID, 83318 0-..--,l-l •••.•■ ID 83318 MonsaiiKi etiarKcs a1 titechnology might he limiimiled to that seed. Ihiit St. E3urie>.!D, 83318 Robert Davis. RR 1 Bo' 8 3 3 ;-. H.i^i'blin. RR 2 Bo. lec Inr ilir s«-r»ls — a lx)o ii u l $ti() p e r p a n c rm c erns m s me a liltle hil.' Todd Buc-ncf, 4G0 E H*y 1608,Bjriey. ID, 83318 L’328. B'jrley. ID. 83318 ,i( i r w h ich iillse is ini.much of the Next year AAn m erican (;r>'sial expects 27.Burif,.iD. 83318 Dennis Dayley, PO Boi K.j;iiieL'n HciJei, RR 2 Co> s.iviin;s lests Ihis yearar slunv the alxtut 90 i>erct.■rcent o f su g a r h e e ls lu Ik- Joy Buiri.-,, 362 5 16. Burley. ID. 83318 b:31H 2 550, Burley, ID. 83318 (iStt) heels (iverall don'im't produce iheHoundnpIip Heaily varieiy,
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A GRIBUSINESS> BE R IE F S — - Farmn few mileses down the road usedi uius fertilizer. have Iui\ gardens nnd stock up ------fro m It. Hiiiiighteen c o rc m e m - T h;icre e r ure n o h o rses o n th e whal w h he calls "veggie siarls: I d a h o N a tio0 N ConttaoedfinnimipvBl liveIC in Ihose four properlerty, so Toohey nnd his your yoi broccoli, your gri'cns. h o m e s , but bii not all of them peoplepie collect manure from They Tin love basil." Grazing lim its prapo!posed Agriculture futuF tures area chnrilnbtable organlzn- workatlhith e fu n n . th e staistalls of nearby fanns. Its Tlie *1 Sixth Avenue miirkei. H io se uccepicd a into the a neig to protect biglionisIS e n d t r a d i n g lo w e eighborly thing to do. b bel e in g relatively new . has MOI Tlie Tbcomaima-arca farm is program1 hnve shown u Thennurrangemeni is dellber- yel ' DOISE — Payette Natic yel fo u n d a d istin c tiv e idcn- latlonal CHICAGO — AgricultureAg part of a woriduldwlde network desire to to sociaiixe with atelyy limitedli to close neigh- lily, lily tie said. Porest officials arc consii nsidcr- futures traded lovrerrer Monday of L’Arche comommunitles.Tlie other pecleople like them- bors,}. "We stay within u Mucli N of the farms pro ing n ban on domestic sh : sh e e p o n th e Chicago Boardardomadc. term is Frenchn ch,for “th e ark." selves. ih rce-mile e -t radius," lie said, duce due is greenhoiise grown. grazing in some areas as fre- Wheat for Decembmber deliv- referring toI NoahsNc ark, and 'lls I a family selling," Siistaira in a b le m e a n s local. One O n greenhouse is given (lucnted by wild biglioms)ms, cry fell 40 cents lo 10 S6.68 a th e org an iz alloa llo n w u s fo u n d - T o o h ey said sa and residents Andid local means that lliey over ovc to heri)s, wilii rosL-* if approved, the j I plan bushel; December:r comc lost cd in 1964 In’HnlVosly-Drcull. a are toidI “youre going to only' sisell Iheir producc on mary, ma tliyme, mint, hasii. ivoiild forcc sevcml ranclmchers 30 cents to $5.13 a 3 a bushel; village in nortibrthem France, have to learnie tu share and the farmfar itself and at farm- chive.s. chi pineapple sage and 10 give u p g ra /J n g arca:rcas in December oats ( declined by lean Vanierlier, a spiritually be responansible not Just to ersmaiiarkets in ’nicoma. "We fragrani fra| lavoiuler hursiln^ parts j)fl jells Canyon and mdlhc 13.25ccnistoS3.18t10 d bu sh e l; in c lin e d Frenirench-Canodlan yourself,, b u t 10 all y o u r d o ilthe Sixth Avenue up out of crowds of pnls, Salmon Hlvcr canyon. ‘ n. The November soybean:ans fell 70 InymanwhodcD dedicated him- roommutcItes, sharing the Farmcin e r s M a rk e t, th e Anotlier Anc is full of vcgciabli's: draft plan Is open to cc > c o m - c e n ts to $10.94 n b)ushel. u s self lo sharing•ing his life wilh responsibiibilliy uf being in Broadvidwrny Furmers Market tomatoc.s, ton kale, spinach, lul- mcnt for 90 days. Beef and pork fuiujturcstnid- und helpingig people with iifetogeihiiher." nnd thetl Proctor Farmers lu tuc c e a n d c a b b a g e . Still Tiic environmental rev review cd Jower on thcc Chicago developmentalntal disabilities. Also, thehe idea was lhat the Marketket,”Tooheysaid. another, anc tlic largesi on ilie and draft plan followred ved an Mercantile ExchangeIRC. T h e rc a re• nowno morc lhan fiirm be nrn m as a .su sta in a b le E achich markei has a dis- property, pro is thc flowers o rd e r by U.S. D istrict Judg u dge B. O cto b er live catticIttle fell 2.9 120 c o m munities u n i in more ngriciiliiin!mil operation. That tlnctt personality,p< he added, greenlioiise: gre gcraiiiiim.s, l-yhn Winmill In 2007 I 17 th a t c e n ts to 90.05 c e n ts ta p o u n d : th a n 30 c o umtries. n tr Many arc means "atl “a our nutrients I’eopiepie who, patronize tiie m mu u m s, a sters a m i calla lilies nmchcrs move their sh sheep October catlle lost13 3 cents to adult familyily homes. The that we useu: for our planls Hroadvidway market arc gen- gm gm w in colorful profusion. off of five allotments in M n Molls Sl.O20apound:Oclactober lean first L'Archee communityci in come fronom our compost," erailyoly office w o rk e rs lo o k in g In li Ihe founh grecnlunise Canyon to protect the \ le wild hogs shed 1.07 centsnts lo 60.55 the Tucoinn[I area, a: founded snid Tnoiobey. "Were nol for hoilousepianis to dcconile th the e p rim e n u irie iit forali tliis sh eep. c e n ts a po u n d ; Februjru a ry p o rk in th e c ity inI 197719 a n d called tn ic k in g in Sluff." th e irr Clc ubicles. vegetative veg plenty, hcaiicil- A h e a rin g o n th e d raft p ift plan bellies fell 2.92 centsnts to 96.75 L’Arche Tahomloma Hope, was WeedsI and grass clip- "Prm•roctor customers are up up compost, sits and shn- is scheduled Oct. G at a i th e c e n ts a p o u n d , such a Iiome.le. T lie re a re no w p in g s a re;rcc7cled n inlo com- moree 1likely to buy plants mers, me making this ihc Holiday Inn on Vista n a near »a)ffipBedlled froo itsff threeolliers.ils. including one post. TiieL* farmf raises chick- that arear llillc more difficult warmest wai grcenliouscr on ilic InterstaleiM in Boise. ■ndwirsseniiinice reports on thc farmII andai anolher a ens. andI ihetl droppings are lo gro^row," he said. Many p pro ro p en y .
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Silver Spun Equrstriairian Team, wclcomc new memtrmbcrslo Oct. 9'‘-(7 pm)--i) "Rocky Mountain Regional; i / Tickeis Oct.II**-;« -2 6 “ — North n-esl Dodge DeoDealers/Idaho Reigned join, please contact ChaCharlene Royce (208)539-580404 or Luann arc S5 per person.ion. Locatcd at the C Sl's HIdunun Evans Kxpn Cow Horsorse Association. Horse skow,If. iDerby A Futurity. Studcr(20«) 731-4311II or< Rochellc Shank (208)731731-9812 Ccntcr. Athletesics fromI the Collcge of Soiithen;m Idaho men's Idaho Horlorse Park. Nampa. ID. For inormore int'ornialion visii for inccling details. and women’s roderodeo loam s will he jo in e d by riiriders from nine HYPERLIIL IN K ■'hiip://wwvv,iniemuHinliunlaiiicirciiil.org calorul.ir and universities for iwo rodeo c Filer Junior Ridingf aClub, arc seeking morc mcmbt )cvciiisOcl.9 hlm"ljlin:tp:._www inlciriiuiiiii.iiiK-iKiiiiml iit;;^,ik'iui.iii IviM. Idon Evans Expo Ccntcr. K-IS) for 2008 ridingt year.yc Contact Karen Stoker a t; ------O c t. 3 0i'» '* -N - o v . I - -H igh Desert ReitReined Cow Horse or Rick Schulz .10S-l5f4 552. ______O c l .9 '‘ & 10-‘-Sonhwem -A’< Draft Horse iC Mutule Classic. Associalio,lion. Horse show, Derby A Futurity. Ful (Igilon, I 'I . . Idaho H o n e Park^ark, Numpa. Idalio. Morc inloromiaiiun For more i Kvcr) Saturday (12:00!:00 -2 pm ) Magic Valley Pony ( re infomiation visil HYPi^RLI^;LINK "hiiii: WWW. availableai HYPIYPE•:RLINK••hltp:.'/wA^^v.nwd^alValUiiirsc.com" inlennoun nicclings ut the Southwihwind Ranch in Jerome, Idaho tuniaincircuit.org/calcndar.him";m"lmi> IIYI’l:iaiN K “hiip://w//w^-w.Donvclub.ort!*' ww m-ii ------1-k ...... > . oi^orcull 324-14% for m orc details. Oct. 10“& Il'M'* -{8 pm) -C S I Fall Classic Ri/?«»/«■«. T ickets O c t. 31““ - - ( 6 p m )-Thin Falls l.ireuinstuck Ciintni. Co. I .ist . arc S5 per person.ion. Located ut llie C S I’s K Idonim K vans E x p o Horse Sale Kvcr\’ Tuesday & Thuihursday (6pm-8pm) Collegeo, >ale for 2IK)8 (Schedule: lack,V. regisiereiirc liorsO', atul Ccntcr. AdvanceKC tickets are S8 for adults o r S'sy 111 the diHir. ihen gradeade horses). Svuthcrn Idaho Equestiestrian Team meetings at thee CSIC Expo _ , - . „ ‘ The admission pnprice for children ages 4 12! isi? S5. Tickeis to 7 ' ------C cnlcr o r ul ihc A rrowiw EI A rena w hen the CSI Expopo Center .. '. Nov. I"' — Silver Rose Supreme Clawhjw /f Qiiarirr A Paint ' either event can,n bibe bought al Vickers Wcsiemm Store and any „ „ , is being used for otherercvems. c HYPERLINK ^ale. Salt Lakc Couniy Eiiuesin.■sln.in I’aikiV: 1vl-ii1s Twin Slop kKulioillion. as well as at the CSI l'.\p(KK' ■•hltp:/Avww,icariHleo.coin, 0»A0 ppr,,valv ^ ^ dcluiis. over cvenis, Open J r . Hrc I— . niuiseBIackKopin)ping.htm” linr & & llreakawav Kopinj; Thursday Kvcnln(>s(7f(7pm ) Jackpoi Ranch Soningng & and speciacial pumpkin Barrel Racc. iininnirv- form s ,iiul dct.nU Practice C opus C ovc: AiArena. Uuhi. ID. Call 543-W.9 availableleon ( website HYPERLINK-hi"hltp: WWW shulU.in-ii.i >f'95 or Oct. II'M II am)im) 731-W>35. -B Bar B Ranch, Team Rn.Iranding. com " w w \ '|ui|1j,iicti;i 1.0111 orconiaciaci Lan.1 ,il iZli.M . Kntrics arc closccDscd, b u t S p c c lalo rs a r r Wviccileciinc to w alcli 2772 forr moren; infonnaiion or eniries. Scpl. JO-'-Ocl.S^-HiraWranglerTeam Roping Champmplonships these leams (Trcasrcasure Valley LivesUKk, C l.a/ Nov. I"(w(warm up I lamj Triple Cronrou n Team Ri’plng (J3T. irena), Billings,s, Montana\ WTRC National Finals.Fin Eliason/Taylor.. J I& T Catlle. Curlew Rancg. I-: ...... Crest Hughs Filer. II). l-nir\ fonns for .nul dci.iils Please contact JelTFaullautkner 539-4218 for morc infoiifom ialion R anch. Eigurenn Ranch.R: I) Bar I) Ranch. Macki:ken.«. Rancl,. ______leon website HYPERLINK-lu■'Imp. w w ivsliiith.ircii.i to enter. Ridge View Ranclmch. & V’anNomiaii Ranchi cunlunpclelor com"\kwv w w.slnillv.ircn.i v m . A portionion ot pi.'cccils Iviiciil n money & hor>es. Picabo, Idali Oct. I“.K'M5'*.22*‘.4Si 2 9 " {6^m)-Shu.FlyAren aho. h.r moic i|,eAljhciileimcr’s Research Fuundjiion. intact Kane at (208>7KK-44:4, i;. I41K)S, G ooding. IDID) ) A’w Jackpoi Barrel Racingtto ,. M ore ------,\ov. T>|4'(4 pm-9 pm)--Blue Ribbon Iraining Ir; I’lcsenls inlbmiation available:o on n v ,c b s itc H Y PER LIN K “■hltp://wwu. hit Oct. 14'M 6:30pr0 pm> High Desert Bachcoumr^ S c j t o wfrs r , Clinic by i’aul B uller liKMii-taied ,i1 ihe Billineslv shuflyarcna.com” isiijv.■vw\huHviifcii:i ci’iii. M eeting w ill hasave e liicir regular meeiing .il the home ol nonn eek Park ark (Indoor Arena) in Hagemiaim an. ID .\iltrr .Spun McGuire in Hanscinsen. Potluck at fi:30pni and nnmeet;n(at7pm. Oct. 4'M H:D0am)-ThThe G nus Roots Cutters, whic ■ian Team. To ngn up or morere mtorniaiionir com.wi . „ ,, Interested hon.em«cm cn o r w om en are w elcom e.. It all ^2A->^S4 an equestrian culling. clubclu centrally located in Twin F Contact CCl harlene Rovce (208)5.'''J-5S(>4SIM or I.uatin StiiJcr or53-).7766formir information. is having two 2-day evei:v ent. For m ore inform ation visVisit ______( 2 0 8 )7 3n 1 --<311 or Rochclle Shank (2()S:(»S)7,’.l-'JS i:, H Y PERLIN K ••hitp://w-v'/wvvw.gnusrootcutters-com" Oct. 17*& 18“-/«*-ldaho CoH-boys Association. N o v .H*&9'*(9am-4 - i pm )- Blue Ribhlibhon Iraining I’icsciiN U'''vrw!tJil!crN.Vi’!U for Location details and enlryy fiforms. Schwab Champiorpionship Finals.. Idaho Hor\c' PPark. Nam pa. ' Horsemananship C//n/rby Paul Bullerr IiK-alcdloi al the i}illiii(;sK Idaho. Morc inforrformation available al H’l'Pi-R!RU N K hnp. Oct. 4 ‘4 5’*-5A «-f/j■Fly Indoor Arena { \n i E. 140 ark (Indoor Arena I m 11agcnnarnun. ll),.V/7irr.V/.«rv com08ApprovaIvB1aisei)lacki'kRopn,f.hnn (kxxling. ID) Annumtual Col Milk Fall Finale. 4-DLT bL . — ian Team. To sign up or more•e intonii.iiuniit ci'ni.ui over bia\..wwwn:jii^ R acc (Sl.OOO a dded daily).dail 15 & under and 50 & ovc ~ ______Coniact ChC harlene Royce (2().S)53‘)-5K(UKIU or l.iuinn Sliulor classci taces ilaily Openpen. and 15-50 Breakaway Ro(topinc Oct. !8*4 19"~J'~Shu-FlyArena{]112 E. 1404IH1S (iwKlint;. COSI 731-11-4311 or Rochclle S h a n k i;d2IIS) S 7,M-‘'s i : on Saturday lollowinglg th e B arrel R ace. M oney, saddIiddle.and \\^) Timed Eventnt Seriesi Jackpot Barrel Racin, . N o v .7 ” -.V-N o v . 9'*-H'rangler Team Ropi{oping Cbumpion^hipy other awards are providek ided for thc top 3 places o f eacl:ach class. Bending, Goal Tying,Tyi Team Roping, Ji Breaki ena) WTRC. Winnemucca. N \' Ploa-c L.-nl.ul Jell i:ntr>’ form s and d e tails ils« available on website HYPElPERLINK A ges 4 and up cancan enter. More infomiation ava r 539-1218 for more infomiaiioiilion U> enter ”htip:"www.shu(lyarcna.im a.com ” uAvw.shuflv^irciia comL'inor website HYPERL;RLINK "http:-, www.shuflyarene i ! ! ! a ! n , Faulkner 5 contact Lana al (208)) 536-277253 for more informatior 3). Nos. IS-'d•(Ham chcck in-Rodeo Marts;rtsjtiiiH'ii) Idaho entries. Little Buckvckaroo Rodeo. I>cclo. ID. Mus>1usl sign up bv N in D ates^s mayn change depending on wwealher e; l or m ore ■■lljjM informatioflion visil HYPERLINK "hitrp luiIcbiicl.ariH>ri>di.'i> ------cortVidaho.h o.htm l" hlip liiili,-hii..V,ir.K.T.'' a I ' d S U l i » p I - " J m k y a d d t e m W e s t ee r n H o m v e IM s. H n B & F a mn t l y S t o rr e S a U I CreateiIted with nol only ■ Handcraftcted Horse ^P|appeal, but also with f as lor a perfect ride. ^ Plant Fa’e e d s l ^ ^ l Blankets, Sh 1/4 mile WtVest of ^ C u sto m £m1 Curry Crosiossing “ IE DISCOUNTS! TRADE- » H w ySQ .RRler ! ID L aurie-708.5^9. 5 4 3 .9 2 1 4 (Uk.1) l- 8 6 6 .6^ 6 < 0 4 4 0 7 5 LATO »h«liglbc^ b o rw .c o m « 7 3 3 -4 C A thedigiborac^ toekniluff-pi■ p f i« C e fn AAthaliJtmdM, ______I
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Morefobods gettting label;led it’sbb e e n a t o u ^Igh y ear forr v i n t n e r s ByMcMeLeU die (in n v•ers, e r "I'cople aa- very (helie plus| side, conditions for n A—o d rtaid d lPre—writer hapjij'y (0(i date with (he quality muciiucli of tho season were asU.S.(or foreiggn-grown a n d flavlavor devx-Iopment." she "preprelty idoal," hc said. SAN I^HANCISCO I - said, TlThis sum m er. liglKniiig- C ulifonilaa \in^ m o n s aro brinR- Tliee bar\'os(b caps a season spatparked wildfires cast a BrUunnNecrpird imports masciucnidradinK as fish from ccrtninnin couniries. ing in ilicc ig rap e harvc*s( this th a l began b e withfbte frosts smomoky blanket over large Awociated Prets witter U..S.-Krovsii.) Including C hina.II- monih afiifler a challenging thal siruck st just as vines swaiwaths of the slate. It was- Q; Wliere will J I see the Q: Whai’s thitbc biggcsl yrur that startedsi with unusu- were bcKinnlngbe lo send out I'l n't c le a r w h e t h e r ih a l W/VSMIN(ri()N — N’linI inoa- i coiintr>-nforiKiii? cxccptlonT ally shan>p fmsts nnd movi-d shoots,ts, That was followed in wou• ould affect the wine woiHlcriiiK vviii-ti- >Dur• h h;i a m - /V A nyw liere it fit.s.'lI.S. Ilie ru b - A: T h e la b:-ls els are n 't for o n to smnoky o su m m e r wild- so m.' e ’aiareas by a heat spike crr)|rop. hut some wineries lnir)’cr a im e from , cir wh whca* her hand around aspaniRus;as| processed foods,s. mii e a n in g n o fin-s. th a t hihit during flowering, arere havingI juice lesied as a yciiir k'ltuc'c iim l totiuidluitocs the plastic wrap onon R m und label if th c fcKidJ isis co o k ed , o r So far. iit t ]k.s : like die cnip anotheiher adverse condiiion. preerecautlon, say industry weri! f-n w ii; .SiartiiiK i < th is h tr f: th c little slickerIT (hat ( says a n in g re d ie n t in1 u Ibigger dish will b e smnailer a th a n a su al hut said Nick Nii l-rcy, p resid en l o f ob ses i rv e rs. wirk. stmppcrs will sttr I ,r lots "(iala" on an apple.i:. If1 a f(Kxl (»r o tb c r^ v ise sulsubsianllally ihc fniit tliatth is eimilng in Ls theSonoma Couniy "A:"At this jxiint n c r^ tx x iy s tiioa- foocK Lihdinl with ith (he isn’( n o rm ally .soldId In any chaiiRed. So platnafn nuv chick- good, saidd kaa*n Hos.s, i)a*si- W inegr;■grape Commission. wait.aichiiig." said Domingo of liriiiii. pacLiKiuK ~ sucli as a bin of en must Ik * Inbekbeled but not dent uff the Oilifomia "We'e have1 bad some real llixliiixlriguiv- via* pa-siden( nnd ll's ;i law yiMP. in ilic iii • mak- fa-sh jyven hcans or mush- breaded chickenken lenders. A-ssociatioiion of Wincgrape loughII spo(s.‘ * he said. On co-iio-owm-r ofWineseca-t\. inKt)iil tin id y . a sC h in nIS ’s timilk nK)iiis — (hen thc storeski nuist Kaw pork chopsIS aa*a labcli-d. M'aiulal a n d ilu- n -m it siilii'uiliDo- post a si^n. bui not hain orr bab a co n . I'a-sh nclIa-lainiL’d NU'XicanI pipep- Q; Aren’( manyny foods or frozen peas4 gi get labeled. pt'rsprmnpi Kfowitinninoinccrn alrvady labeled? but not canned?d |p e a s. Haw !d it______iiviT iJiL- 'Hifi-iv o f ini|Nir|N ir(ed A: S o m e freshI pr«)duce j shelleil pecans, buibut not a trail foodv :iln-adyus*-s origin labelinglal: a s mix. .CooliBMdiintampwBl -11,0lie farm i*conomy is the iheiiheirdeb(to-e navi- "Vidalia Onion* lag la^ s d o n 'l A: Ilic y 'a ' exem;e m p t. Umi. So So m ainy n farmers have grainI imarket analyst a( shajhajH-. Kail- Ihc dianj;i-; have ( o b o ch angcdt uui n d e r th e c a n ta lo u p e sllcislices from been ableIc lo obtain loans Kansasas State UniversUy. Hut lli f.irmers aud lenders Q: U lia l dcR-s Uk* n w I -■w law new niles: (he shoppeiper sho u ld (lu a te m a la get lalK'lalK*letI. Mix ill th ro u g h Iheir t hometown "I'armII iincomes arc strong alikiilike still fa-l alx)u( (he rising a*quln-7 reali/A- tlu-y a- all U.S. U.! prod- some I'lorida walermelon w hanLs tliailai Ihe agricultural this >\-a>\-ar. a n d fa n n e r, havo costo sts o f fuel, fertili/x-r. seed Ili.ii ii-iaili-rs iKHifyfy cus-i- nets. chunks, and no) lallalK-1. l-n)/eii liKin vulumimes of gownimeni cleanedled up (heir balance md and other fami inputs. liMiii'is ol llli' to u n ir i' of i of ori- Ila- {:(X)I. law mand.itingnui peas, labeled. Inl ro/,en p e a s le n d ers likiikc the IX'partmeni sheets(s and so (hey are in ■W'l-'rx- "V se ein g m oa* rii|uC it Kill — in d iid in i; Ihu U .S .- S.— of such labels fUst passed pa in and carrots, no> lalK,-l.la A.S for o f Agricultiiltua-'s T ann S e n ic e prettyy gigiMxl sba|x,- goinK in to IxKia i': iise o f risinK fuel priccs raw bci-l, \i-al. lamt). pi po rk . liOO:.', b u t lobliyiriK|jy l>y griKi ry haKgcil s;iLids. USfUSDA consid- Agency haliavc actually gone this." anmd d the cost of chemicals." ihidini. gd.ii, wild and fai I fan n - sion-s a n d lar^’c nu-allealpackcrs er. icel)erg andli KH om aine lo diTwn. Hieyey have also l>c-en buy- Hlamillon an siiid. "Hut mth raist'd lish and shdirish, fr I. frt“*h la l (!onjyi*ss to delaylaytheU.S, he pist lettuce,. som lhat bag Hie I-arrirm Scr\icc Agcmy ing eqii-quiptncnt lo replace com(im niixlity prices iH-ing its (If lrii/«-n fniiis a n d vt-^i .t-Kcla- D e p a rtm e n t o f \Briculture Apr K''ts a label. Aildd sd. loans andi ^KinvmmeiK-guar- takinglg a w o rriso m e am o u n t till still IiK)kingpn-iiygixxl." macadaniia mils anil w wh hole St-afiHHl lalK-linK wk-as as pbast-tl y: Musi all tlorc!ores comply? anii-ed lunank loans — Ls wide- of debt de lo do (hat. ninsvnn. (Hit- aim was a s b in in rir%(. in ^(Xtr> — — a key i\: .No. M eat nnn n d seafiKHl ly know nI a*as (be le n d er of last W oolvriIvrmm said, l^nd val- 77ii- 11 ,-Uir»r;«/i-t/ {‘m s cu/i- a«ricu!uir.d (timniodiitdiiii-s; change Kiven ntnrriin in g siifeiy sold in b u tc h e r sluipssiio a n d fish reso rt forir producers who ues have ha\ also gone up. vi tnhinhiiiitl tl) ilii\ nyxfrr. ^;lIls^•n^; w as .iddiiJ for Icark-ai of prohlenis with fishI anil ar shell- markets ua- exenipnip(. cannot obiihtain commercial loans elsewL-vshea-. ■ “ “ \M iilc their th kkan numlx-r^ x - c V l O M E S a a re iilmosist ideniical lo a >var ago. (h e dollar t volume of Label ______fann k»ansIIS for (lus fiscal yvar ~ Is ex|K*ctcdl-d (u Ik* do w n alx>u( Contkwcdfranp^eBl bei-l products in th t»: e reta il a n n o u n c i-d it will wil use only SIO millionellal ev en U.S. for p rocessinjs in g a t its U.S. farm loanin chief in Kansav STEEL BUimDINGS i spvi ilyiiin Ila -c o u n try o f < o f ori- if d ie p n x lu c t q urlifii-s a lif for a ' fresh meat faciliicilities as of Theagcnqjcy expects (o flnlsli Si/es rjn^;e tn )n i ,Vtn \ <1 Itl 111 ^ ^fi \ Kin. Ih c U.S. im ports»MM [:per U.S.-only label. Tbc Tl U.S. April 2009. ThisIlis w ill allow th e fiscal1 yvar ^ with around Ci-iu ol Its scaf(H)d. u p Ir » from IJepartinent of \KAgr riciiltu re S m ith fle ld I-ood*lods to label S91 millioiion in farm loans. ,, . ♦>-t pi-iii-iil a dt'cadi- a^o. ... uu 208-731-2 ;o. issued a clarifica(laiion on fa*sh pork for retailrcta as "bom. down fronom SlOl million a ^ Ijc c n siscaK(:i-:4>.v> e ______■» \oii can pul a prodroduci S4'jiti-mher 2ti sialiiiKmg that the rabcd and protnxesst*d in thc yx-oroga lhai IS lalx'Icil as 'producIui t ol U.S, only la h d m1st u st bl- u so d U.S." till- U .S.' .itid p u t It (III;in tlu- if tlu- prodni't meets me the Smithfleld ownjwns or con- s h d l hc-sid(- a p io d u rlI Itliiiin recpiireincnt and only oi U.S. trols by contract:lalargeshaa* a som rw liiT i- fisc , lh a t It i( ISi a m e at w a sp n K c v se,-d d lhaiI day. of ihc animals ilit pp ro ce sses in - I C L A B S XCKS CDinpi'titivi- aifvantaKc.e. Die lanet Hilcy. seniL-nior vice th e U.S. lahd aliTts consumi-rs aab b o u l p ie sid e n t o f pu b licc affairs al ft)r Hy s o m e estinuliniaies, alxjul X E i E R V I C :s: wlii-ri- tlu- product comes coi tbe Amcriian Sk-a(II InI stitu te. 10 m illio n b e add of o: las( yrar's frtim and (k-miiiiMr.iifs■s ss.ife- s;iid nearly all In-eff so so ld a t tb e sla u g h te r wre ere Ciinadlan ty. if Kfowii in ila- I).U.S.," retail le v d in th e U.S. U..‘ would liogv Most enten*- a s fe e d e r pigs pig* bu( vstre . "With ihi' onslau^;lii of and slaiiKlitered nin tbcI U.S." finished and prt>cirt>ccssed in (hc ccmtaniinalion ri'ptinss froft m lalK.-l. U.S. o tluT coH nirics, it's a n adv-aii-adv Thai makes idemi-niifying a Although the n( requiiT- taK<- in tlu- m.irkcipbce.e. nichemarket —likeikeaqujcul- ment goes Into in cffcct Ihat’s an advantaKvKC tbe tore has done irfor rainbow Wednesday, consu likely otliiT inc.it ijahistrii.-s wuwoukl trout in Idabo or thethi catfish won'( scc new labelslal on Ihe liU' lo sc- onci- (;(K)1.1. K‘*esn in d u s iry in Missis*'issippi — shelf until laterL-r ini Octolwr. « into cllcci. hut nrrn't'( cnn-c mon- difficult. If If p | a c k e rs. U v e sto c k p roducers o d t and NcW ScJervlces- vinccd yt-i. retailers and Rtocc iccrs can’t meat processorsors «1ll wall . C o rnn Silage Processing S $ 2 8 Om- priniiir^- area ofjf ccon- (urn (he rcKulatlonlon into a even longer10 lo d e te rm in e ( c rn is a provision th a t allowsalii inarkelinR adv-antaKiage; th e y a* how C O O I, ^iii wil! a ffect Ihe • F e r mncntatlon i Analysis SIS I 3 KffKTfs uso a lalK'l lislinRinR thc likely to slick wilhI thctli multi- industry. country of origin asi U.S.. Ll cuuntry label. 'W licihcr (hele b Iw nefiis off- • p H S3 $; (^ in a d a o r M exico if (he p;: L-pack- Wliile the beef•f in i d u siry sel (he c o s ts of f do do in g i( w on'l aui* rn.-’y c o n ta in m e a l fi It fn>m struggles to sort oul o what be known fur aa while.'v said - rnuti* (h an o n e country. 4131 N 2200 E. Flll e r y. COOL H-ill m e anfor for produc- Wilson Gray. University Un of ^ Ua- U.S. Qi((lfm( cmcn's crs and curuumcr^-rs; th e lo p Id ah o e x te n sioion n lives(ock (Hwy I* 3 0 to w a rd R ler. tu mnnorxttonSSOOE. n caiiaaS^^^Ci .\sso ria tio n is co n c c rn ccd d tth a t p o rk c o m p a n y in ihth c c U.S. h a s e co n o m is t In IWliiWin Tails. p P a t Pol«fine. 1 t t d riv B wtyonth»teft.l y c f or m m ore informatian) c TUCTAY ap SEPIEMBEfi 3 0 ,2 0 0 8 TIME&NEWSH o ■ FEATUR,ME URES EDITOR VIRGINIA HU G n HUTCHINS:&( (2 0 8 ) 7 3 5 -3 2 4 2 12 VIRGINIA.HUTCHINS@Li>LEE.NETIDE :
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EsUmiimating her expenses lo live'e I fo r tw o i y e ars in New Haven, Conn.. while a grgraduate s tu d ent n t: at Yale University, Elizabethh l\i"n m b u ll a rriv ed d aQ t ob o u t S14,000, ev en if sh e shish a re d a n A j p H H apartmem enL “Well,;ll. ifl have roughly$14,00011 aman going ['■ | to spenP ^ ^ o o m . She planned to lovlow it lo c o m p u te r w ith the tl encrg)’ geiii-raled from111 Haven in the fall lo three solar panelsi;ls lh a l total ab n iii tR sq tiareire le within feet of surfacc. Ili;lia i's ren e w a b le cnerg>'. u iial-ll- ^^blk- lyfrce. "I a m really u gluiiotigl for lighi. I mean. I doJ(. w a n tI IO t be living in a cavc," shelic
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Good ways toJ prepareI your]r garden for wininter Enter utoday to be thee region’s DIY championcl I t Mb M p A l s u m m eT r w ' in d s doHTi. p e rh a p s >'ou'ri AMoctetod PwM w itf u're >-ourvlf. without calliniIljng m tbr pros' Did brushing ther finalf c o a t o f p a in t o n lo >-ouo u r >-ou Icarn iiw s U ll s Inn lhihi- proci-sN? A nd did ho m e 's n c w encntr>-way. or l i s t e n i n g th e la.%U.M )-ou get it d nnc w ithou LOS ANGELES — I« r plan!n t ^out vtri-tching il out scre\»t in thee tnassh-ei shehing that rinall’ally unreasonably longT lo>T n. a u tu m n 's arrt%-al h err- r org an iz ed )-ouj•ur garage. Tocompcic, Iril u^ab, aix)ul >t)ur pn>nTt in a ld s lh e o p e n in g o f a criUcaJ:al winter, safeguard or rem emove gesu. Is (or gaidermniocase ii lfsayouha>lave a c h a n c e to b e so u th -cen- e n an e-mail. andd \crid ll to Hindow of Ume In which Ihcycy those that dont and p] plant back on fertilizing theitheir gar- tral Idaho's chiham plon do-it->-Durwlfer. virglnla.huichinv<>ler.ntr.nrl. Wllh *I)IV* in can prepare their l^idens foro r n c w b u lb s fo r spring. dens. It^atitlemIt p l u to b e sto w on o n e o f oou: ur th e su b je ct line. Be w %ur rr lo mchide: your tlie coming wlntrr and ic«i i ’When spring starts, pli plants Fertllizen. particrtlcularly readers this (ai[all. b u t th e e o m p e tilio n d e aad- d rwme. addres* andI phonep number: a the stage for the springng wake up. they've co come those with high levels levt of line Is loday description of the pro|iirojett; the rM inuird b lo o m . through the wlntet the] heyVe nitrogen. ttlmuUte( grgrowth. To competele for the lltle. tell us aboutJt i a toialcost;howl(>ng>-ouiou uxikandM licn >iiu Ideall)'. one should beginIn had an extra drink, their rc rroots But many pUnts. ppass a t and home-imprtjvewement project you\T com>m- finished the project, winterizing the garden bytiy have grown a Uttle bit mor loreln trvcs tend to go Intoto ai dor- pieted In 200(KM. Could be an)thing fronom Enir)' deadline; Today,lay. _ November at the latest, or the wintertime and the h e/re mant sute In coid tempera*ten adding a bedttltt»m to Installing tiles in ththt e before ptTvalling tem pera «• absohiteiy ready ID ga’u I ld ture*. In warm dind lm a te s . k itc h en . A n d biggerbi isn't r>ecessarl}y better tures hit the low 40s. experu is NkboiasScaddon. dlrectoctorof using thew (ertUlzenIrrslnwin- In this enilntlrdly subjective contest, wv‘1 new plant introductkmimfor termoathibOK. Judge on thesese criteria: Was li a downrighi Whether Its flowering lg Monrovia Nunery Ca, > One ocepdon: tertlEertlUsen coJ Idea? Didid )t>u get a big bang ptanu adorning a home and >d w h o le aa le n u r s e iy o p«ntor e n desisted far winter u»use Ihat for the mortq>ey y o u sp en t? b ack y w d . o r a v e g eta b le gar* ir> based In Azuza.Callt target a plant'i .roolool «ys- DU the pn^M n u k e a den. winterizing com es down m -It^ really worth wlnteDt^- tem rather thanin the substantial furunctlonal or to maUrtg c h a i^ to show- V- Ing y o u r ga rd e n properly.*ty* aesthetic diffiIfTerence to _ a te planu that thrive In tbe TheflntttqxStaddons y t nsug- PIMM SM nna..Pi«eC2 Pa yourhomeTDi.Did y o u d o h i ......
__ji______C2 Timdiy.S«ptiBbtf3tl.:30,:008 H o m e & G a r d3EN______e IMo Weigg l ^ g tthem ejritsofreclaiimedhumbeir DEARJIMiU'ciircp H ie best wayvwi! to select the reclulmetled w o o d for in terio r ill) iiddliion lo o tirh m Q cM C in i r p ro p e r types.>surrcclnimed o: millwork.rk.'R ink w o o d hus a xvhlcli wv vviiiu ID lie c sbbNblBLE wood for thele va Vl rio u s arcus o f vertical giI grain a n d n o knots ;iiul "jjax-n." I huiinl ii: 1*^1 □ n is to w ork w ith a n d often H o m e yournddUioni cn pickcd up die color a-claiiUL-d lum bcT m al a rep u ta b le rec laim ed lu m b e r o f th e llqi[quid sto re d in It. sense. Is this n uiiv elTli James dcjiler or directrectly with the DEARJRJlM:Idiouglitl M and asMroiiKasiievvIi D ttllpv mill. To th eexperienced exp eye. would rcrrcm ove m y w indow and wliat are its soiirciurces'f It Is e asy to pickp ld o u t very old sc re en s Itl th is w in te r so they - K e r n n . ------rcxlalm cd lumu m b l er. To m o st will last :lc longer. Thc7 are prct- DEAriKI:NT:»eclaii.-Iaimed homeowners,Hi. tliough,t some- ty dirty uru n d n e ed to bc (rccjxlcd) liiiiihcriss popularp< your room addiliclition will n o t o n e m u y b e! ab a b le to po.ss on* c lcn tiedL .\ W liat Is th e be st w ay today for m a n y rcasonsons. Most dnimailcally iinpinprt3ve energy low-cost neww lu h m b e r n.s more* to clea n Ivi w indow sc re en s a n d orthe rcdainiL'd liiinlnmbers;il- efficiency of youriur house as pricey old redeeclalmed lumber. how shouDuld I store diem? I H \:iKcd from old buildii:Idings w as c o m p ared w ilhI ncnew lumber. Much ofih the c rcclalm ed — T bnl F. n)iidcfroni old-^rowiliw ih trees. T he cmly lim e it mn ay help Ls if lu m b e r used d forfo currcnt tim- DEAR 1^TONhltLswlseto ^ I This wood islypically'illy very lim b er b e ;u n s arcare u se d to b e r fram e coo n n stru s c tio n rcm ove tl:tlie sc rc cn s o n tlic stro n g c o iiip a a'd w,-ith ilh fresh su p p o rt th c stmttc ci tu rc. O n e c o m es from1 oldole fuctorie.s, e a st a n dII s so u th slde.s to gct liinibcr produced todaoday The hundred-ycar-oldold reclaimed bams, waterr low to ers, o r w are- m o rc sotailarheat dirou^i the ,, • •• j’R iin sa a ‘ stnil{;liler.air. a n d il is old-groxvtb w oododls very sta- houses. Theses;se stable llmbere windows.ifs. Leave th e m o n tlic m orc dense, bic. a n d b e a m s5 mmu d e w ith it often b av e }ldold nulli a n d screw w est a n d,d i n o rth sid e s to h e lp i!" A co u p le o f yearsi ago,aR( I was shcjuld rc*nialn uutru e. Any holes, m e tal ru: I rust stains, ctc., hlock thc1C direct force of cold U w ilh il rennsytviiniaa hard*h:: sh rinkage o r warparping hnp- which give lliemllict c h a ra c tc r for w in ter wliivlnds a n d .storms. (v w ood lim iberiiij; crowcw p c n ed d c ca d esi agago. In d o o r caposec)scd tim b ers. Tills C lean siiscresins by laying M th n n ig h all (he sia^’c.s;e.s fromf A lthougli iherc*:rc* Is so m e type o f h o usc se co c n stru c tio n th e m o nfl ii a Iiat su p p o rtin g | ^ H i H g setcciinK. fulling, tnin;ransport- energy-intensiveI'C Iha n d lin g w ith foam corc:orc exterior pnn- surfacc, .si su c h a s a level drive- ing. rough and rinisbecihed . a n d m illing res thtl a n startin g fiesldentialol wh o o d flooring d ic m eltlither flat or upright. sivc i)rocess lo co n vte en n trees from s ta n d in g trccs.trci 'Iliis is another como rn m o n use o f D on't le ara n th e m a t a n angle into iisiibleliiinher. d o e s n o t m e a n it UI less reclaim ed lumim b l e r. b e ca u se tlth e y m ay bow over Keclaiinlng oldluinherther. expensive th a nI ncn e w lum ber. Tills c an l)cb e m r illed from tim e, instead of discardingigli, ll 'Ilierc is much huih a n d la b o r large tim b ers,rs, bL u t sm aller adduces ih e am o u n iI oof f car- involved w ith dicconstructing c c pieces of wood)od fro m old Sciul huIniitiirics in Jam es M i h(in dioxide rcleasedd irinto the the old building,g, remr oving , b a rn s a rc oftenten used. Wood DulUj. G9i5906%n/snv/iDrfw, ■ iT W m■wilI l air. screw s a n d nail-s,Ls, sstoring, and used from oldlid ta t n k s Is so m e CiricinmtKill, o n 4524-1 a n i s i l Tliei#»M beaatlfsl aati Onat |H»ts asdd Umbm tb a rt oad< fron rKbioMdI l/singrccfiiim ed himu m b e r for m illing it Into shajhape. ofthe higliest-cst-quuliiy wwu'.dull)illf}-.com. rid-crc•cn»tli»eod.TUiliOBMB«M«fSekFScieot foam cer« ptael «aHt.
Winter______Continued frem p a n Cl shrubs, plums:s and grass, through difi'enTerent seasons as lux Stone3 equals re•eal designw iihove-ground pans. Among the pluminis that lypi- others beginII lodieofi'.lu Staddon says. tally survive the thc winter in Staddon :acalh lls it “evont g ar- By G>ty 7I DymiU “Theilicre''s n consistonc)’ In the The 1 stones and rocks lool)ok To safeguard planilams lhat her garden ;ire are lavender, denlng," N ew tdaday______colorlor that you can't find In re*al. r I've h a d in a n u fa c tu rcrcd i could suffer rool dan:lamage in rosemary and strawberries, si I'or a winlerle r gartlen , select n a iulural r stone." Slone s and natural slone sldiIde low lemperaiurcs,i, ec x p o rts Hut m o st o f or h er vegetables, plants lhatI h I; a v e c o lo rfu l COLI iLD S1'H1N(; MAH- Apj\ppenrance Is the primary by I side and people can't tcitell recommeiul miilchinhing and including tomatnatoes, pota- branches:jr or those hearty HOH, f N.Y. — Ton y e a rs a p ppeal, e, distributors and thc t dlfrcrencc." watering plans ihorourniiiihly. Iocs, pi'as, ^reen Brc beans, enough to retainret; iheir fruit ago, P P a u l I’o rc o n e v e r m amufacturers m of thc prod- If th e copy's u s g o o d a s th-y to ii pull it all -There aroo somesc heauiifiil using ’ manufactured says,’s IBrc'nt Spann. Elldonido somo s uf the leading compa[)U- l-s soil w ilh niiu u t irie iits, o u t. lr>- co leave.■that 111 soil with ihlngs that: survive si in tho stone ii! in the constmction Stonime's vice president of nies r — Fldorado Stone lypicatly. plaiu loveiivers will as few plants; and a as few snow," said I'amra lai Stallings, ofhi.soi own dream homo, a markjrketing. "1110 realistic Owens C Coming's Culturecreii mulch their gardenn oncoc a leaves as possibleble." she said, who operatesos a Web site in two-stc^tory, 7.000-square- lookc)k o f th e p r o d u c t Is No. 1." Stone, S ulso from Californialia, year, liui ils imporlan ia n t lo d o A n o th e r siratives, of Hotosewood Custom drencinching rain. ‘Wlien you poured p into intricateljd y ensure plants will haveave some nice to havo thatat insidei dur- too, then ils ils while bark builderers in Centerport, consi.isider the durability fac- doialled d rubber moldsds, w,iier in the ground l< dto help ingthewimer,-shshes;iid. begins to peelel backI: in layers, l-ong Island. In addition tor anand tho impact, it's not a These 1 molds are createc.ed them gel ihrough Un the dr^'. One hit of garderden mainto- Olhor good>d winter' plants to ri many high-end hugege investment," Spann from fi collections of naturaral cold se a so n 10 com e. e. nance lhat experts exj say are hollies, vitchwitc h:i/el, jian- builderers, architects and says,■s. materials, n like river rodick lur gardens in areasl asnfthe should be pMtoff off until win- sies and camamellia. which designeiiers ;dso frowned on Inslnstallalion. Including fro h m ( ire a t I.>ikes s tre a mns. s njuiiiiv wnh Ihe hai harshest ter is pruning trees.tre During bloom late in in winter, and 'fauxslistone." mate:iterials, can range from stones s unearthed fron w.ni.-ts, some planls inis may -pring, summorlor and fall, cirnamonial grasses^ like But during the last SISi tot< S3fi a square* fool on Western V prairies, canyoion need .in eMra l.iver o r of pro- lieesaroinaiiaciiiclivc. growlh those in he the Miscanthus decade,le, manufactured Longiig Island, says Mike rubble ri or limestone cjuar'jr- leeiMMi h o m th e elei -lemenis. phase, and iruning pru can family. sto n e hihas worki-d to make S;iplo,lio, u sa le s a sso c ia te for ried ri from the Midwest, Uiapping plants in in slraw. siress them. In1 Ihe i winter, Whal kindd of i |ilant wlll a botteter impression. It's Alliedled Building Producis The results arc texture* pl.isiie or even spe specially howc-ver, Irees aie, ai fur the ihrive in a ;ivengive p;irt of the now ihthe fastest-growing Coqi.qi. That's about half the and a hues — pur|)les, reds hoves m .ulelo shelterler pLiiilsI most part, dcjrinai nam. country depeipeiids on how exterioror siding in tho con- cost.t .of natural stone and b b lu e s a n d g ree n s — th a t o nIly l) hom nilduiav do the t h e tiiik . .Alsu, in w inler..T. trees olten seveie a wintertor they get. rhe structioion Industry. nearlyirly double the price of Ihe ll weight of slow-moving M.ne I,agile plani I lan is, .»r lo se m o s t o f their tlu leaves, i;.S. DeparpHrtment of I*eopl plo )ust seem to liko the' nation'sn most popular glaciers g or centuries of erO' •miuM lsiluiaie nott goinggn IO n u iking th e ta skI easier. e; Agricullute hos hosts a map on it. I'ron:»m h om ctns-tiers to sidinging, vinyl. Once consid- .sion .si from a white-wateiler l.is i mi,. \Mmei. ll'sS bestI) to l Apcrts say ii's I t's besi lo cut its Web siie thatth;i divides the builderers to architects, erednd m o re o f a lo w -en d *spe- riv ri er a ro s u p p o s e d Into ( Ic-.ir Ihem onl. branches ihat aro ar rubbing country ici inici te m p e r a tu re m o re reremodeling projects cialtyIty" product, manufac- achieve. a< lhals an annual iiiu.ilrm tor .Igainst each olhe Ih er o r th o se /one> . I ro m1 Ihere, ili it's easy and noilow homes are foa- tureded stone is now rcadily Fldorado Stone's Spann .\ilhe,i < awlevMiiri:urphiee. lhal are crisscros rossing each to determineo what« some of luring ; manufactured availalilablo at masonry yards sap s; that his company's colId" uhii h,is heeii wotkii tk in g ...... Iher, T h a t vvtll1 h.holp resioto ihe /one-appropropriate planls stone —— w h ic h Is m a d e hy a n d1 buildingI: supply stores oring o technique is a "tradede Ihe planis and a veg.• egeiahli' ihe natural shape i [>e of Ihe iree. are. p o u rinng g concrete und pig- acros?o ss th e country-. si-cret.* si ganleii ait.und her ho;h o m e III A u tiu n n is als< also a gnod Auiumn IS is also. time tu ment li into molds — as Sap:jpio entered the supjily If insialltHl properly, mosi>st lUvnipia. Wash , theliie pasl time to design Ihe helookofthe plam forspringing. particularly either i exterior siding or endJ of the construction manufacturers n wdl warrantyIty garden for winter wii and trees and shri)hrubs, because interior:ir a c c e n ts, b u sin-iness . about 25 years ago, the tl product for 50 years.rs. lh.-' .10 \,ear i.|il publiiisi pul spring, which h involves they need m mo o ro tim e fo r i ramc :ne a fireplace. Draiv whenen manufactured stone Installation li instructions oto r -peiuls a gi.t.d hll olIt timeII m pl.miing with ann eye e to hav- their roots lo s. o settle into the a rovin]ing cyr to a great- wass firstfi making an impact, vidi*<»s vj o fte n c a n Ik* d o w n i )h' I,ill '.l in in g hl a a d t l h e l Ulg d ille r e n t pl;: plains peak ground. ro o m wall.w. Or enclose the ’iiarlyirly on. ihcre wra- a cou- loaded k from a nianufactur- b u ilt-inin outdoor grill, pleof,of companies makingthe er's ei Web site.______M aiiuifacturod fa slone stu^,fl. and there were only n d e liv ers'rs a combination one? oro two styles," hc said. I! o f coIolor. durability and "Now.jw, there are literally I ■ d o z^•ns e n of manufacturers | l l T o u r K H d iw i L o o k in g ore s a rea listic look a n d1 huhi n d r e d s o f styles. >9 • Slone today," says *BuiBut the most significant Patterrnreturrns to faM)r :;r m a H T m ? 1‘orco . whilo leaning impro?rovcmcnt U how U looks. ag ain siit the exterior of a ^ J u n K o o d u weavings, Indiailia n b o a rd c an alw-a^^ dlo o th i a t Iry l)fin g sto n e -cl-clad turret lo his Lti ns btmsfona U The Washineton Pm t ____g a m es a n d Ii Indonesian extremely iiinimal." mln sap formalII living room. On s.iio n g v At formm eerly lK*ige- IXjugUs H unon.Ion. c»- ll.Kini. sMcks /\|ianment /i-rtt,ero, the contcm- stone fireplace chasc H H eomponym ilm l lune (H.ii lu.nm g up ilu-ir ol pill.nvs haveL- turnedt up [xnary designlign shop in climbs st: th e tw o storii'^ a n d M u Q Itn -''s,iip ,iii, n,..d lal.ii■ hues |.,r m prints inspue,!tl In-I .inii(|ue W asliington. h>r l-oi fall. Ikinon i-xtendsJs to th e rcMiftoop. i|uife.i ^^hlle.llus sM„i.ihe paisleys and I’rovontal isx-llinghomele lasliions L in th e s e p a ra tiiti n g tw o s m a ll fl■ ((>• p t r h e t H m t h r inoil.tnisls ,ifi. i„I omiiig moti/v ,\nd a new j wgenerrition signature woven wo' prints ditksaiand doorwayv Both a^na n i i n g - C a l l a b o r t .inuiiuj un piinis is distdvering th t e l>()ld. of Italy's M isv.ni4ini family Ihe lurrirret and chase are v o u t m m landscaping naw. r-.mpaim-Mndudmgmg New caiidv-colored pprints of 'A funky graplraphic print in a covered^d in Ih e sa m e m a n - Go To j»wwi V .iks lohn Htihsh.iw. lelextiles Manmekko. pillcnv. U m p sliai>liado or a small ulacturiired Slone as the 1 •a.’ shmMog |„ ,|s j„!«j ilixl w ith -J’eo p le to d aIV y w.ml to accent chair isis aa gn-at way to front olof the home and B V ' loseehowvecm sham s aiulsha-lsinspit'pited lt> expri-ss personaiifility in ih e ir expn-ss >i>iirM-lIself withcnit tak- portion-ins of the concrete K V M iiheihiucM .iiries asl,cstl/U-k honn-v. .indl don't-n't think >vu ing a hig risk.-Ill■ Hunon sj)-s. porch, help you. O vera Than Call h o u s e features about I.UOO stj sq u a re fi-et of York 0 ( U M i a n p c ) 7 3 6 -1 0 3 6 1 * Lirnesto lone, a manufac- 3S T hklMi,! Tor your ir m laoMuHnrtoo line from LIdurado I ^S T J 733<446 ForecasSt for fall:]Nailhead. trim1 a California-based c o m p aany n He's thinking ab o u t uus sin g m u re s to n e to Bjr Liz S c m Barrel is wrappiiplng silver temporary tasteistes. highbgligilt th e m a in Tire- The Wathintton Po«t ______nailhead Him aroiround velvet ‘.Nailhead detaildel Is a clas- place inIn the great room. club chairv It's esprsj>eciallyrii- sic design h that a t m ix e s ver>- 'I ju s ust (hink It looks N'ailheads a re cvcr>-v■r>-»lu-re tin g o a a w in g; clchair. v \x u well with moilnodern looks," great," IHifCo sa)-v. ESIGER'S la l •igam: Ihc silver,er Of one draped In Ivoivory leather said Kate Mulhearn. M a P A I R H hrass-tack itim looks I or Scottish tartanan plaid, as s|X)ke^womanin forf< W est I-Jm. lile jewelrv roped around an . Men from M'Uliamirru-Sonunxa which Is also alsc selling a R m m m a pieie of furnlturture. It Home. West Rimn hasI paired nailhead linein e n w in d o w • / hn-ed )ute panel, 'Nallheaile a d b in c re d l- 'ingmwiVMnwntfc • totnW froUtnn • Snow PlowI SalesSj H H arms ol vifas and cliairlalr^ and lo create an upupholstered hly vervililc. ItIt createsc a look »On>/aiutlum » Ottw t o PT(tlwn lisa ilei.nl o n a l>cd fran'ramc- beadlxjard thats IS a p p e a lin g th)»t is » o phistlcated h ls and TlatlliTtC.AaliMM,DrM 149 N. Main • Goodirwns • 934-4072 Ilus season. CrateJle and to both traditionalnal and con- relaxed at thcc samesa time." iifOMMuJU» » 9m«j> I ivw.bow»oboeeig6fw»p>
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ProGreen 200 al prod ■ Mo|or poliu mnmifa lufaciur* formulation —- i under 50 introductiono ofl. f latex p a in t in is th e c o niirociorserles. tr Plti111 s b u r g b ers arc developing and md mar* grams per liter,. u which bet- the 1950s.- ColcZnlorlx}ck tech- Harmonyn y in te rio r la tex is o P a ints' ts' Pure Performance ^ kcting ncw hitcrior | ir paint lers the VOCrcgulti;u la to ry sta n - n o lo g y lock-sin in tile color lo zero-VOC,!, low-odori coaling producluct w as th e first p a in t to products bearhiK I labels dards. Tedcrol rcregulations cover most surfsurfaces in one that ellmininatcs the wait for receivclve Grcen Seal Closs A meiini lo appeal lo (0 cus- allow for up to 250!50 g ra m s fo r coat, p a in t fummes i to dissipate, ccrlinciflcoilon for meeting tomers Inicresied in in envi- flat and 280 gmm;ims for non- IHg deal, youott i think. Other suid Stevee Ilcvnew, director envirqrrq n m en to l sta n d a rd s. It I ronmcniolly friendly p y paints flat poinl. Coloraaranis often paints make Ihethe same claim, of niarkcli:!ling and product featurejres zero VOCs ond o . 1 or Ihosc who are simpl’ nply try- contain addllionollolVOC-sbut There Is aa difference, developmelent for Shcrwin- low-odio d o r fo rm u la tio n . A . : iiiR 10 rcd u c c p o te n tia l' ial aller- Aura's waterbornene color sys- according to to neiijamin Williams, - lyyplcally, p i we'rc selling j?cns In Iheir liomcs. cs. I.ow tcm carrics no) t oddllional Moore. The wait■vaicrborne col- Some customers i arc a lot ofof it for people with odor and the reducilocilon or VOCs. orant in Aura Aur embeds requestingg low-VOC points, bad allallergies and for ellminatjoa of VOCs DCs. or "Not oil point II I Is created itself in the binding hin agent, said Devon3n I.awson, a cus- the eelderly, ond volatile organic conipoipounds, equal,’' said Carlirl M lnchew , lo c k in g c o loir r pigments p to lomcr servrvice specialist ol It's th(th e rediiccs vapors in the thi olr dircctor of colorr t.s AJifclieJIAJ, (inlcl -i llnh of the Qirtwrij^it aa- rcmliiisiiisceni of a Trench CJr.:CJray h a s ta k e n a sta rrin g WiWilliams is tillering cnllec- Rt' ?' f c , ' W ' j , cliateau. ■■ K e p to n e arc h es a nid d stone veneer give role ii le In in te rio r desig n lately, tiotions tlf light gray riiiislu-d It that tradiiiotial r.uropean1 flflavor. Mullipancd becoicoming ihe go-to shade laltables, and i’iilter\’ llarii has wf." indow s and th e gnicefully slopedsic copper mof- for p : painl, upholstery, wall gngniy dining pieces. b(-iliiiiini ing over the fnint bay windndow enhance the ireaiila im e n is a n d flooring, fuifurniture and media suites. cffeci.en Nowiw Iit’s a p p e a rin g o n w ood Ihirt of the appeal til this Hlis large two-story liomme has four bed- finish■Lshes. susubtle shade ol uixid is iis riMmis, fo u r bat Im io n is. a n d1 a thna.--car gam ge. "VV■We see gray a s th e new veversatility The tone lends Crnthering spaces fill thelie ground floor. neuituiral.” says Kale itsilself to niixirigwvllwiihjiist licflrooms are all upstairs, aioilong with a storage Mulhilhearn. a spokeswoman ahahout any color and siylc, ,\ closet, iiiilliy room, and a dcvpdi Iwiius mom for• WV est Eilni. "It's crisp, gr;gray-lliiisheij cliiiir would wilh wiiidTooni. o r w liatever tc suits. wclcolooming." The Qilifornia- anantique Persian caijiet as it i i r Walking In through the vav'aulletl (Kirch. )in i basedsed chain's curreiK ctillec- wiwould aliingsitlf a sliitivlai - I step" Initi a naturally briglilIt iwo-stor>- entry. lionn includesI a gray coffix- qu t(uered P.irsoiis tabliv P«io ______NlNiiiurul ligln w ashi-s in ilm iu;lUgli sideli^its and lable.lie. desk and wood- Hll- coltir aK o allnw s ih r 1 ------an ;,n a rc h e d tninsoni. frammed e mirror. nanatural grains in the \m k u I A study, lihnir)-. o r h o m e officeol is lo the left. Oil)(her re(ailers also tolo stand oul nioitv "It's run _ _ _ r ^ . ananti (lie lising rtH im is th n n ig;li li the aahed open- appe;pear tt> be tidting a small jii‘ _ H | KRchw just tin- color: il's tlic ic\- ing on the rif^it. Hie wide tiayb; window at the lia-ak C n ; 03m l N «* - .-ak fm m th e m u c h dark er tuiture," MuiluMrn s,i\'. "li IQJQS q QI - • no -.ifl-r fn.fninl pnwides a natural displailay area thar could woodlod finishes such as ebtmy nanaturallv cie.ili-s iis ciuo inlllw HHiifi r In-outfitted IIS ii a is h y w'indovlow scat. ad n d espresso that have papaitern." l amily member, will be drawndr to spending must of their lime together in th e in fo n n al liv- tm nhm 'V U H ^ fej ing spaces al the back. Hie: (;-sliai)ed( kitchen : nilnilsoneend, a large family HK]iKirn w ith a ga.s fire- ' I ^ D»wb— iVHIl- = Stutfy , 'J < I , i ^ 8 . Pl‘place is al the «p|M>siie end.J. and a nixik is at l • S Ub ccicenter. Vpograph)iy:the L------I 11ie kjiclit-n b o a sis a riHinomy paniry and a U-'J’S ------^ turlarge ce n ln il wt>rk Island w ididibuili-inctHikiop I I______I I— aiul grill. Hu- neartr)' iiiudnxiHim Ihat iiiiLs w ith J l l J . M rec nodemmclonogram i J 1 1 lh.lhe g anige has M orage a n d a bibuili-in b e n ch .ju st IIKriglil for re n u i\irig g m n g > fiK>iKitwear. B]rT«iT«i1Sipieaa U’iIliaiiis-Soii(jiii;i ui ll.itnr. i S i k i J ^ lorI a review plan, includnding sealed floor Tha> WathlnffonW Pott w wt hicli is s r llin i: .i |iilli>w pl.ins, fifvatidiis. vclion ant 1 pl- nd artist's coiicep- harul-prinleilh.i wnh I ii'iu h -* tiiiti, lid M -nd S2.''> 10 Associate!te d IK'sigiis. IIIX) Millliiundstoolh. twcfd and script. scr Othri ii-i.tili'iv .in- J.ioibsI.IC I )r.. I iigenc. Oit 97 J02.11. Please specify the lartattan may be the prints using itsi ivpiigt.i|ili\ «i iIi'i.) (^irtwrighlCa ;ui-r>r>(i ami includcde a reiuni addri-ss typiciilically favored in (he fall, rale rai tugs, w.illpapi't. Iiiiii 3 ( H R wtu-iivsli ordering. A catalog feat•aturing more than butI lookIt for a n e w paK erii ing, iii^ w.ill .iri. slimv. i i iii U 'S’. yil hoim* plans is arailable• fifor Sif), h>r more tt) emi.*merge th is year: tex(. lams, (an pillijus .inii iiiirniis iiiliiminl u tio ii. call (WN)) (LM-O — -OI2;i. o r visll o u r Senleniences. jumbled .New .\c Voik-li.iM'il t,i!itn .m il wihsitcwc iU wwwAssesigns.c’ ec graphics and pal- al|ili.ilii't. alp te rnns s fur furnishings and H.illii-r 1 III,in 1 ...... CoaOnndfewpvCl l o d o ,” acces-essories. l^pography is acn.ss act .IS i(,tii;nu.'i lyiu-i said. -| piol)iihly couldId iuive> Assuming it mesleshes with E h ecoii.•oming a new form of ati'd, ate t\pIiid n im i' h k r s.nil,' Miiiilltr volar array, limIt it it c a n a c o m p o s tin g loi th a l . . e rnI ww; ay to rn tin o g ram . tiling tliii IdiiiuI III .1 Kiiii.intii 1)1' Und ' (if cloudydy in ref>xles human wjwaste. The It's part of (he vintage- le lili tte r or .i t\|< i-u riiu ii Nrw Hawn NomotuiMimo. baihmoni — toito ile l a n d ><]ern look ih a (’s so ptip- ntiti-,"Iaic)hs ntii s .i\s -jl Sl |,i> .uul I thought (hat It was shower Mall comi r right ntIw,■sa\^ Abigail sicmi wilhniit In int; ,iiiin|u.it somi'diing (hat 1 did lid n o l m e a su re s 3 feel byyilable 11. si-ils small. trans|nsportable tin leleashing a Your Inner anini.ll am sh.idow s o n '•Ji.i'iv • aluminum niof. uses r« ) s r « 7 - h o m c i. Eiut thc>’ wcw ere m o re WUd.’d.* b>' .M orylane Bul(er> and a m si.irg.i/ing Him' .in- cird boal Mils for cciliieilings, cipcnsivt than sh e c o u ld Q n M k T a n W h*i'Tta|llNw'iihdi|c«alnctada Tl laattecrM Aial irLstm h x te r, S.«)l: A for- nian\ m a plmios, t-.iv\ 'i.it fi-aiu(i-s insulation frorrrom a afford, birdM Hli^Ttebhe Cw«*rt k«*W! prtf aehwlHitrtWiMaas. il i iiK-rr rangerr lumed organic charts, clia an explan.itiini ot waste M>y product andd en\1-o ‘I thought. Tmm working TmM bhdU^haC h« M M l-k rlM M t r * « bM *t n■ f a | ititM H h** ^ farmtier, ei the author wants hens hm to m ake .i l.ititcrii a n d .i ronmentally friendly paints,pai wilh a building company, c< artpM M teUi;! Ik Tanh«i hapti ta ' rs-entiryotK* to get outsidi* — *gigeneral ii s<'iis<- a p ia iic . st-t u p an tu n - practuality pra on luns to lur in materiaK were donatedted li>- notiryilT'* d o oir r bath,h go fishing, sit on a am: n d <-n|iiv i h r iiuiilix>i p e o p le w h o h a d lumtK-iilK-r o r S lie sel to w orktd d n iB n in K th e porrh. pt do the laundry world, wm Itiini ilrt-p m ihr iurdware left o\er frmfrom a her space, contactinting/oning nutetialv. andI (Xvplc|k ha\T eipects lo ) b e c o m e m o re a n dI mmt>re. WINkIsIii\\\H JM tlipIr li.li k\,Illl tiousehold rentivatioiion or otrictals in New Haslaven. talk- chipped in with:h timetl or fni- common. I'xpansioii. ing lo companies ththat miglil nisliingv *l'm not sus u r r esc rv u n e will ' Hu' hny llnuu'h4Ls.s laken(a sjMinsor her prujtxi.tl- Gordon T (^ebjebjUc. asMHi- hve m a linyly house, bul a loi TV ■ ine !>>' the hand and led me' Her former schcxiUK)I a g rrc d a te d e a n for siudriil siii and of people wilvill live in a small ihrough (he process'SS o f to Ict h e r buiJd th e hhouse on alumni affairsirs al the house. So theh e k in d s o f th in g s [)edtttteryo^our space ; Imilding ii." she said.1. 'Y' o u th e schcx)) g r o u n dJsandgavT s ; School of loiroicviry and \he will leanim will ftc useful • know wtu-n you aie d dc o in g h e r u s e o f tools. Trie■rierKls a n d IL nsirunm enialI Studies, Sn said to engineersn and arrhilccts An ifoiBid here mnts yoarboineScasto&?yo • so m e th in g a n d th e prcKircKc^s siiluntecrs hi%T b«been help- lUrnbiiUs housese Mimidv he a and homeovowners. There is taLes over? 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______TIM ES-NEWw ! s » SECTION EDITOR ERICER URSEN: (208?735-:NIT"Y - m m >3220 EURSEN@MAG[CilCVALLEY.COM______G ooding!G CENTENNI EdwairdC . Hesalthi[e stin1 the S{ tate EgeluIS, earl;Iy Gooi3ding Eleementap 7 indudiled in y maggazine’s 1list of he;althy sd;hools ByMuyKantoa pioneeer Tlmd»Wew» concoffcspondent G o o d in g Elementary ByCoyiooet PB*H T l struct a Jailhousc.t. IUntil the School was recentlyrec includ- FortlwTlme»H»w» ~ ______Jailh o u sc w as c o)nstructed, n s ed in ficalihh Magazine's Ar H j H H tlic policc chlcf hudlud to take of America’sca’s healihlesi S S 3 H Edward C Egclus was'as ione his prisoners citeither to schools, nomiiiminntcd as the : - of the early scltlcrs Inn whatw Shoshone or kcc|cep them healthiest schoi:hooi In Idaho. , ‘ ;«!l was to bccomc the Goodooding handcuffed to himm so th e y A ngela Baumann, Bai In ■'.? area. He came lo the arciarea in could not escapc. . AlAlso, dur> charge of foodtK)d services for . 1889'at thc age of 31. In ing this first villageIge trustee Gooding’s midniddle and ele- ‘Good Beginnings’’ by meeting, a Hccn!ense was mentary schochools, said she JaNene Johnson Buckwa'way, it granted to A.M. LcLeepcr to was contactedcd by the Idaho is Indicated tliat Egclusus iwas operate a billiardi Ihall and Departmentt o o f E d u catio n well known and rcspccteicted in smokehouse. Gooca o d in g a t a n d asked ifsh she e w o u ld like to the formative yearsrs o f th is tim e w as a d ryf tcto\vn and submit an applipplication to the Gooding. He was appoinointed had no cstablishmc:nents that magazine.’Hichc c|uesilonnaire c postmaster for GoodingIlng in sold alcohol. Lcep!cpcr was covered manyny subjects: that April 1907 and in 190«)08 h c u b ie to sell soft d rinInks, k cigara contribute 10 to good( hcallh. r - I opened the Pioneer Storeore on and tobacco. such as physicyrslail c d u calio n J a n u a ry 8, Egclus was instnitrumental programs and am personal E.C. Egelus was an enter*cn( In organizing thc CGooding snack choicesrcs available to , p ris in g fellow. N o Job waswa« to Commercial Club.'. T h e c lu b stu d e n ts as .veilwell a s th c nutri- A.' menial and hc uccoccom- wus to intended to0 fpromote tional informatilation about the ’ ■ . I— pllshed each Job withI prpride Gooding, to make GcG o o d in g a school's m ealsJs program p . *1^ ’ and satlsfoctlon. Wlicnicn hc placc people wouldId want to -nils shinesa a positive llglit ^ 4 ^ , first arrived hc workeded on comc and stay Hee \was one on our schoolool,” Baumann the Thomas H. Good)oding of the charter memlmbers. He said. Ranch, later bccamc pcpost- wanted Gooding to10 ! su c c e e d T lie school11 hah i s focu.scd on m a ste r, a n d o p e ra te d a(Store, stc and worked to makeik c It h u p - nu tritio n a nd d healthy li prac- nriaHMUYHMSOM 1 Ic w a s k n o w n a s a 'h iisusilcr’ tl pcn. tices for q u itee saso m e tim e. ooodltfchfldiBdrM (kfl lo riglrt) RDtr Coostock,ck,7.KjrliP(trs«>,7JnlHCoiist« vtock.laKiCefriPfcrsoa.lt, as hc was Involved in inimany l-gcius and his wif.vife, Jessie t w p l i i k» a i f bffW e( fratts aid rtfcits It a rtcMr t H m H ii loai fn d raisirtiallHCoedisfDtiMBtiry ia difTercnt undertakings.i. Gooding, enjoyed1 11living in Please see HEAIlEAUHY. Page C6 Ofttnia. W h e n th e p e titio n1 vwas Gooding and hclplnlin g m a k e placcd to incorporatete ithe It grow. Jessie wass t th e o n ly villoge of Gooding tolo ithc sister of Govcmor P Shoshone County Comn:mmis- Gooding and she die slo n e rs, Iiis n a m e w as oon n ithe ageor461nl9121nG Arca1 student!:s awardei li.st to b e a p p o in te d one 3d schola] anc of She was laid toD re s t in irships the first trustees. Tliee firatfi Elmwood Cemetery,ry. T h e Ganbla ian l Toods Scholars} rship a'ciplents ua- includinding football, wTcstiing, iis;s vi volinhall team. Afier lier year vras hectic for thee newn Seven years laterler Egelus Scholarship I Program selected on o the basis of and tracrack and was an active iwoivo years al D odge Cily, slu- tovm as it had to be orgiurgan- married Hattie /Augusta announced the the selection of applicalionjn c•ssJl>^. uciidem - nicmher bei of the Mudcni gov- planilan.s to a tlen d a uiiivetsiiy Ize d fro m s c ra tc h . Egclligclus Dodge Wright in1 ]lanuary four scholarshi| ship winners for Ic record.J. exira-currlcular crnnii-nleni. Ile plans on lo I) a ttain h e r I)m1u-1iir''< was instrumental in hclplelping 1919. Hattie had cnishes his bachelor's Blair Bl Gerratt. son of Dale services to thc rapidly grow-gro 1917. Egelus andid Hattie Valley were selectedselc from a schocjl senii niors must enroll in di-ga-eV he1 plans on attend- (Icrrierratt, owner of Cetraii ing population of the ne\newly spent the remainderler of their pool of applica ilicanis submit- a full-limee co c u rsc o f s tu d y at in g medical mi school in Dair>air>’, g ra d u a ie d (ri)ni fo u n d e d c ity lives together, le d b y b o th G la r Ilanbia emplo>- an acca-dittlitc*d o r fo u r >x-;ir W ashinglington to become a Cxmkiooding liigli Sc'hiKii wiiii a H c w as in flu e n tia l in draft-dni Egclus spent 41 I y years of ees and patnjnsons. liiich recip- collc*ge. uni ln^^•r^ily o r vcxra- surgeon,o n . 4.(){;.0{}|’A. Hlairpariiii|iaied in ing thc first ordinantlances his life in Gooding.R. H1 e d ie d ic n t xvlll recciv reive S2.500 to tlonai-lech:hnical school, Megargan Pierson, daiifjiter ihele x wxeMling and track aili- p a s s e d b y th c villa/illag e a t th e ag e o f 80 in 1935. 19: pursue their co colli-gc cduca- Scholarshiplip m o n ies m u st h e «)f Marcir>- I’ierMin, dia-ctor of k-iic•lie p ro g ra m s u liile .ii tru s te e s . A m o n g th e! firstfi He was laid 10 restL‘st nexl to tion in the fall. ill. u se d in thhe e school year foi- cjualityly assurance al ihe Goo«ooding. He lias bi-en order of business was hiringhiri his wife Jessie in I the Glanbia Food! K)ds c'siablished low ing theawarcl. e a (IlanbiaJia corporale office, acteiLtepied H) Ihe I liiiversity i il thc firat chief of policecc for : Elmwood Cemetery,■ry. Hattie its scholarship lip program in Kevin Nunes, ^ son of graduaKlated from Gooding Ulahlah and will sindy bionii-d- Gooding. D.ll. Sutherlarriand. continuinl to live inn GoodingC 1997 to encoura lurage sons and George Nur'u nes. ciair}- ovMicr H ij^i Sch(X)lSci w ith a 4 i) (;i'A. icalal e n g in ee rin g th is (ult. He was paid S75 per mornonih until her death at thethc age of daughters of of full-lime of Nunes s B ro lh ers l)air>'. Mi-gann participaii-d | in stu- Afterfter allending Utah for one for his services. At thisitime, tin 92 in 1957. She wasras laid to Glanbia emplnployees and graduated J in .May from denigw^(nernmeiit and voliej’- year..•ar. h e p la n s o n se r\in g a G o o d in g h a d n o Jail so i( uw as re st next to h e r flnt Hr hus- patrons to cor conlinue their Wendell Hi(ligh School vviiti a ball. She»he has been axTuili-d iwvo d - year niissiun Uii his im portant that provisionsins be band. David. Ir in the education trainraining beyond 3.9H GI’A’A. Kevin w as l»y |)()d^iKlge City C om niuniiy made by the city lo cccon- Eiiniwood Ccmeiery.y. the high scliool 1 K)l level. lnvolvc*d inII a i m nge of sp o rt s, ( j)lli-ge’e ini Kansas lo play on Pleasisase see SniOOn$. Page CC
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I A sp en D rl « ..Bliss. Bl ID 83314 or cal! c;cn W endel(>»teiniial Gensler earned a bachelor of ansai and Claire Major. Marlar>- S iw le a n d 'P la in Trutfru th ." by lo d i Pic-oiili: 837- 6205. fro m Edinboro Universiiy of Susan I'auikncr, 'M u m m y»• UIX-aa-sl.' 1j^ Joan I less; m eeiiiisitonigM Vendors willfill b e a sk ed to d o n a te IVnns: in sy h -an ia in 1994 a n d a M.S.S. in I>uplicate brid g e isis played at 1 'City al theihe I jl d o f Tiiiie," li>' (in-g A public meeting for the Wendell an Item for thelh American Legion paicoi Ieoniolog>' from Northele rn p.m . I'rida>> al tlie CkxCkxKiing Sc-nior Bear; -Ciartia rd e n Spells." by S;irali Centennial celebration wilwill be held Auxiliary raffle.ne. Ralllc proceeds arc Arizor z o n a U n iv ersity In 20C002. C enicr. 30B Senior Aw.w . R )r p a n n e r- A ddison AlliAllen: "Danuige (!oniiiil." at 630 tonight at the VVcrrVcndell Cit>* u sed to se n d1 a girl lo Girls Slate in Beginr [ginning in 1998. while in gradadu- ship informalion or directions: b>’ IA Janeance; "Concerto in Dead HalL AU W endell resldendents, busi- lunc 2009. a te sci school, he worki'd during ilIhe Kathy Rooni-yal9;il-9:1-9732. H a t.' \rf lUdRidley Pearson (written as nesses and oiganizationn aia rc invited su mTimers m cleaning fossils discocov- Wendell .Mt.McCall): "Tlu- Teahouse to thc meeting. Informati nation: 536. FOSSfl talk hheld in Hagennan tl in the field at I Iagcrman l^s » 1 in-.' !)>• milmils Awr>-: "Silks." In Dicl. 5161. f*!! Newitemsatthe Js. Later hc led a paleoniolo; I'rancis: "I'inal lustice," in Phil GenslerJer, paleontologist al cruw t I iltM M . w to find fossils on the moninu- Gooding Public UbJDrary EVm .Michaihaels; "W lial lh e D itLi ns, H a g e n n a n HotHossil Beds Nalional ment. TaUes remain n t H e coniinucrd to M-ork alI th tl e N ew Ilem s at th e Go-Gooding I’ublic Son of a W iich," hy Ciregi)r> Monument, willwil discuss recent fos- fossil t sii b e d s d u rin g th e su m m e r unLintil U b rary include: .Magtiin-; 1m ic (»>psy Moqili.' in at boU ay bazaar sll discoveriesies at the Hagerman 2002 v 12 when he moied into the full-fu Terr>- B nxiksoks; *T lie l\» istitl Citadil," A few tables for vendoniors arc still Valley Historiesical S o d e ty pro g ram a t tim e n le [vsition as paleonlolof^st andai Adull fiction: |j>- Sara Dkiuglass; «u| 'Inlo the i'ia-." i>v available for the Lea OOwslt7 w Post 7 p-m. Oct. 7.7. ai t th c N ationa! Park cu ratom o t. -The Edge of ID esire.* by S u /an n e Brockmann. Bru 'Ilu- BooL dI N a 31 American Ugionon Auxiliary Scrvice buildin]Ung located at 221 N. Tlielie program is open lo the puhl iblic • Stephanie ljurvns: *\-W a n d erlu st.’’ Iji*s,* HnHrad Melt/i-n *nu- ( hkkJ H oliday B azaar to b e held;ld Ifrom 3 to State St. in Hagia g erm an . a n d tri i trfreshm ents will be ser\t*d.I. liy Ann Aguim-: 'Tliele Ilanguage of Thief.' byi)v H a n n a h rin ii; T h e 8 p.m. Dec S and 9 a.m.m. tto 4 p.m. In addition^ lotc his job as paleon- Baklava.* by Dianenc Abu-Jaber: Keepsake." lj>TessGerTitM-n.h Dcc 6 at the Hagermanin AAmerican tologist, Geiule isler is also curator for Qoodloding bridge ■Blind Spot.- by TciT erri P erso n s: B ooks o n CD:I Lcf^on H all o n State Street.eel. Craters of ththe Moon Nalional ^ ■fX-ad lo .Me.” Ij>- A nionion Simut: 'I Ier "Gardenn Spells." by Sarah C o st p e r u b i e is $ 10 for}r b o th days. M o n u m e n t and oni Preserve. Ciiy of rCSQlltotts released Royal Sp>7i e s s .' by R hys H ow cn: Addi-son AlleAllen; * l.ondon is th e ik-si The Le^on hall will be! openop al 11 Rocks Natiorional Reserve and Gooi Joodlng Duplicate Brid]idge "D ragon Blood." !>>• PaiPatricia Briggs; Cily in AmtAmerica," li^' U u ra Dave; ajn. Dec 5 so vendorsi cacan set up Minidoka NatiNational Historic She. release n s e d its results for S e p t 19. ■llic Stor)- of lUlgarr SSavMelle.' by 'Step on11 ai Crack.* hy James theii displays. Reservationso n s m u st b e W ith th e a ssistsstance of summer field Secti « c tlo n A: I. A delaide G etzrd arand Da\id Wroblc-wski; •C 'O ursor's Tury, P allerv ini; ; "Double"I Tap,' li>- Sii-\e made by Oct. 17 and accoinromponled crews, he nwnionitors over 600 fossU Gv«mcn Stoker. 2. RUc>-Burton arand Academ’s PuryV by• IiIim Butcher: Manini. by paym ent Mail checkk andai rrscr- localities andI coUa ects 3.000 to 5,000 K athyh y Rooney.I 'The Other.' by Daviiavid Guterson: vation form to Pat DeCrs <}rasse. 358 fossils cac h yeai■ear. Secti«ctkm B: I. (lie) Jodi Faulknicner 'F o re ig n B o d y .' by■ RBobln Cook: e s
Bursitisis versusiartfiritisi s : T h e d ii£Ferencee is in thile joint DEAR D R . c o m Pleasease I and told roc to conts n tl n u e m y w ak e u p to akeanotherpULtak ISObursais a In th e body. M ost o f bu r (fje ftifff r f p f f bursitis. A rthritis b gener- n o DEAR READVDEIkArthrltk people hha> a \T he ard th e te rm aUyf cau ca sed by age-related b e tw e e n b u n ltis a n d arthriihri- Ask I take over-the-co i-counier and bursitiscanbedlfllcuh ca 'water onian th e k n e e .'T h is is w earlrarin g o f can lliig e a n d c o n tis. V y t t icUevers. andndi I use cas- to dlffeientUlclie. Arthritis Is oflen cau*lu sed by bursitis. n ectlvnive tissues, leading to I %vent to my orthopedic toroUandCastiva.1va. Should I jo in t In flamTiationwlih n u Arthritisitisiscomiiwnln bonec doctor becauK of pain In r K ne de g en eratio n , ll a m i; Petsr continue using theshesejolnt assodaieddegegenentlon o f weighi*betbearing Joints such alsobt0 b e cau se d by autoim - hip. It staru In the joint am medldnea. or shoul louldluse coruiectlvetlsiIssueandbone. asihehipsip s a n d kn ees. mm u n e ed iso rd e rs su c h as tn v d s down the thigh and nnisde creams (ort 0 reU ev t th e B u n itls Is InllafUmmaUonof Bunltisbib co m m o n In th e rhn e imu n aio ld arth ritis. G out b espedally painAil at the(ten- ter '— I nighttime poln? I ar 1 a m 88 a n d th e bu rsa, asac-like sai cavity shoulden.rrs. elbow s, big to e a co o m m m o n c au se o f an h rlib . don tiong the ahlnbone.Ll I do not consider thisthii worthy MmoundingK :)olntsthails andhips.«■ TVea[Veatment b sim ilar for abo have ri^i-leg weakne:mess said the pain wucauiluaedby ofsurgeiy.butitwowouldbe flUedwithOulc ild thal reduce* DirectI trautr m a. Joint infec- b oth th arth a ritis and b u n itb . when preuure it applieddor 01 bunitls, not arthiltit.it. I He nice to sleep thougl)ugh th e fiic tk in causededbymove- ilonorroum u sd e stre ss an d when walking u p t t ^ He He showed me an aetdnd a e io try n ight I'm tired ofifnavlngio^ tv mentTherearareroorethan arthrltisarI a re co m m o n cau se s PIm•asesMMl«TT,PegsC6 m
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BURLEY - M q Maxine brother. Merrillill Leroy Wayne Lincolcoin died of taklng.his fc (Anderson) Ellibce retui family on several PAUL-JI- — I jjre n a contontinued to serve him up to eturncd Anderson (Ametha)ha). canccr ai his hchome Friday, trips throu to live with our Savior 3Ugh the desert (Rledllnjlinger) Comstock went hericr last brenth. In her spare ior and Maxine marriedd BillyB (Bill) Sept. 26,2008. HcHcwasSO. Southwest i r a th e r In 1 and Mcxico. In home! 10lo be with her Savior (imcimc, Ixirena enjoyed bowi A. E llibee o f R upertlert on Nov. Uncoln wasi bc b o rn F eb. 15, rcilrc m en i, h H ea v en on :, he and Ruih trav- on Solualurday. ______Ing,ng, crodieting and embrol- 4.1943,inWallaWalValla.Wosh. 1920, In Filer,:r, Ito R ic h a rd eled tlirougl T u e s d a y . iglioul die United Sept. lerlng. boby-sltling und Together they hadd Ihrcctl chil- Ddvin and .23, Stales, Euroirope, Mcxico ond 200B.^ 4 1 ^ Silaylng games with children d re n . Billy LcRoyt oof Bdlon, R o 5 c ■ Central Amenerlca. Hc enjoyed was 05. nd pulling puzzles togeiher. • Mo.; Randy Allen ofSollLakcof: A ugusta b S h e w as c a m p in g and ai whitcwolcr L o r < he was loved by many City, Utah, and MaryMt Lynn Uncoln. He B raftin g w iih 1 b o rn S e p t. ■ h his family. vvas borr riends u n d fam ily u n d will b e (Prochilo) of M esa,,:a,Ariz.Shc graduated. B 26. 1926, In H ^ O H e is survi'vived by his wife; a 15. 192; :reaily m issed. is survived by hersr children:\ from Filer B Durley, lo slslcr, ila LoLaVem Uncoln of Moclnti She is survived by her ■ ■ U 14 g ra n d c h ild rein n and 29 High School B W eiser: his C le la n d L. ills th re e s o n s. S.D . She iaughler, Jennifer McCiiner g E u great-grandchildrenrcn. and attend- B and Louisa D o u g la s Woync Uncoln born to f Texas: two brothers. Oiio A viewing will bc held at ed the B (Mory Ann) i) of FUcn Brucc nnd E Er m m a Hiedlicdlinger of Paul and Moy (Beck) Anderson.I. 10 o .m . W ednesday,iy,Oct. I l,ai University of B Edward Uncineoln (Dccno) of Riedlinginger. the oldest child of I leri Maxine was preccdeirded in Hansen-Payne M lerberi Hledlinger of Paul: Mortuory, Utah, where * O ly m p ia . WiWash.: and Craig nine i death by her parcnts; asl children. Lorena threiliree sisiers, Alvina a sisler 321 E. Main Sl. inn Burley.I A he graduatjRl In I1950 wilh a Richard Uncncoln (Pamcio) of worked ond brother, Lucy Marie :d us 0 waitress her Prue;ruegitzer of Paul. Christina irie a n d m e m o ria l se rv ice! wiwill follow bachelor’s dcgrcigrcc In busl- Duluth, Minlinn.: iwo grand- entire tlT Ronald Dcck: and a gr life. She sianed wall- Jenn.‘nnings of I’aul and Caroline great- a t 11 a.m . B uriald will \ lake ness, da u g litc rs; tlircc tl grandsons: resslng 1 grandson. TYenton Mor lg In 0 sm a ll railro a d (MVierl) ei D avis: a n d in a n v i^oroni. ploce 1 p.m. Tliurstirsday, O ct. H e served In thc U.S. Army, six nephcv S h e Is survived by a si; icws; and one town nonhnoi of Minidoka and nieciieces anil n e p h ew s. She w as 1 sister. 2, at the Pleasatsant View beginning In 1;1946. after niece, Loo May Dyke (Ted): ar U ie n wvorked o r a l th e S lam p c d e precirec ed e d in d e a th by her par- ; and o Cemetery. which he relume med home to He was pnprcceded in death In Durle]rley. She Inter n n ish e d cnts:nts; husband: and three sis- his family’s farniarm south of by his parer rents: two sisters, up herT waliressingh career by lers,:rs, Leona Connor, Betiy Filer. He marriedled Ruih Edda Arlene Esthc her Uncoln; and workingng at Connor's Oife in Jenninn in g s a n d A lm a Heqtia. R eichert o n Ju nle e 114.1953. Dclrna Hose ise Lincoln: one HeyburnJrn for more than 30 The Th funeral will bc held at PE A ffl NOTICESE S ______Hc formed untilmtil his retire- brother, Al Albert Richard years. MM: any e u sio m e rs kn e w II1 a.m. a, Thursday. Oct. 2. al ------m e n t In 1990. He1 Ic served on Uncoln: one ie niece; and one her ass on j orner>’ waitress thc1C Firsl I Baptisi Church In th c b o a rd s o f diret llrcctors of the nephew. alway.ss looking I for a good Paul,aul. Durial will follow al the Shiriee A. Coineiner Arrangements v will be Dean Growers inIn the 1970s. A memoriarial servicc wlll bc prankto to pull or for someone Gem a n n o u n c e d by Porfce eni Memorial (iardens in rfce’s M ogic th c TWln Falls FeiFederal Land heldailla.n.m.Tliursday.Ocl. to pick:k on. At the cafe is Burk HANSEN - Shlrlec:e i Ann Valley Funeral Home urley. A viewing for family me inTWin Bonk, includingng a lerm as 2, al the IWl\vin Foils U nited w h ere LorenaLn mei her loving and I Hawes Coiner, 01,1. o f Foils, nd friends will he held from president, duringIng th e 1900s. M ethodist CliChurch. Memorial husband,nd, George Comslocic 610 fl Hansen, died Saturdoy,y, Sept.Si 10 8 p.m . W ednesday. Oci.' I . From 199i (o200l001, h e se rv e d contrib u tioms n s may bc mode They mr 2 7 ,200B, at T h e C a rin g Pl m a rrie d in 195G a n d atI Hanson li Mortuarj', 710 alls Canal Co. to the TWir in 1\vln Falls. M a r i e L yrd a i a >^in Fails United residedd in Hurley. After Sixthx ih Sl. Ill Itupert. a n d o n e b o a rd . He w as! board bc presi-' Meihod.isiI Church. 360 George p A rosary service will t e passed awny, l.orena hourtnir prior to ihe sen-ice al ill lake Marie Lyda, 84,1, o i f T\vin d e n t from i9944 tcto 1996 a n d S h o sh o n e St, place at <1 p.m. Friday, ( St, n.. T\vin Foils, m o v e d1 to I’aul to be closer lo thele church.ci ly, Oct. Foils, d ie d Saiurday,ly. Sept. ‘ 27, was the first preslt •esldent of the ID 8330J; or oj the Sau’tooih famllj: rill 3, at St. Edwardi the 2008, ai her home, The family vvould like to Canol Co.’s subsltilisldlary, T\vin Society. I’O.>. Box 1 268. Boise, Lorena Conrcssor Coihoilc Chui ;na vvas a charter exteiiitend a special ih a n k yjui lo hurch. Arrangements will w bc Foils Energy Q),;). He1 was the lDil3701. m e m bier e r III First B aptist all 1 il: the doctors, .nucjes ami 161 Sixth Ave. E. inI T\vln1\ announced by Parke'rke’s Magic company's i represent- Arrangemenents are under Churchh In I Paul, where she staffaff at P a rk e Vievv Falls. A Tuneral Mass willwillbe Valley Funeral Hd Home in alive on the Con.:ornmittce of the directionn oi f I*arke's M oglc ta u g h t Sunday S t school in ihe Reha' cclebnied ot noon Saturt[urday, 1\vln Falls, .“habilitaiion and Therapy N ine. • Valley Funeneral Home, 2551 nurser)’7 for more than 50 for ll Oct. -1, thc church:h : no r ihelr excellenl services He also volunteinteercd at St. Kimberly Ruauad In T\vin Falls, years, sjii public viewing (Reyno sjing in Ihe choir and andcid caring h e arts. M em orials ^ stcr l.uke’s Hospllahlh a n d w as a C ondolences.'s m oy b e se n t to p a n id p a l Funeral Chapel in T\ Leroy Lancas paled in the Ruth and canin I be mnde to ilie Flrsl member of thetie American the family at Falls). sl www.magicval- Naomi1 group.gi She accepied Baptiiptist C h u rch in I’im i o r to a Leroy ’Lee" Unco;icoster, 80. Legion. 1 ie enjoyijoyed travel, leyfuneralhon ome.com. Christ asas a young girl and chariilarliy o f yo u r c hoicc. of IWin Falls, died■d ,Sunday. ell Sept. 28. 2008. at St Blanche Bagwell St. Luke’s For obiiuQfyy rarates and information, call 735-15-3266 Mondoy C i : D \ / f / Magic Volley Medicalcal C e n ie r through Saturdoy.y. DeadlineD is 3 p.m . for next-daysy pubiicotion. Thc J C lv VWCE H ______Hlanche Bagwell, OB,08. o f in l\v ln Foils, B e-mall oddressi for obituaries is obits@>maglcvallalley.com. Death 1\vin Falls, died Sunday.r'. Scpl.Si Arrangemenis w will be notices oro a freeree service: ond can bc ploced unijniil 4 p.m. every Fay “Doris" “0 Fairchild of H I 2«. 200«. nt St. Luke’s MagicMa announced by I'orke; ke’s M agic day. To view or subnlUbmit obituaries online, or to ptoclace a message in Castelforiord, funeral al 11 a.m. H U Valley Medical a-ntcr inn lW1\ in Vallc7 Funeral H om e n e InTW in on individual onlimnIine guesttxxjk, go to wvw.magic5icvallcy.com ond lo d a y al I'armer I'uticral B B lU'iils. l-alls. click on ‘Obituaries.* C h a p d1 InI Buhl; visitation Hjpi] beTore lluihefuneriil. HB ^cncralions proudly savinging the ^ a g i c U alLy ChoeoklatierRob A i a c bertSteinIiberg,61, ^ ^ 1 ^ 9 •FuitrnilSrn■S'miirt B)fVil(riiJ.Keboa • Crrma/ion artisan standords kto w h a l A fter o 1!)9:J lour loi of the prise SchailarfTen Berger lo t toget— Thnet______7 ' • M onumrntinis ___ __ h a d b e e n o la rg d y Industrial-ind noted Bernachon!>n chocolate Chocolate Maker .M lo take SLS • Vrr-Funileililfd h'unrnil VLnu •S itu^ts ized process in ihithe U.S., company in L>-on-•ons. France, advantage th e flobcn Sleinbcrg, a phy physi- ScharfTen Bergerr helped Steinberg composclosed a letter Scharffenbergrrger conneciion clan who helped revolutic PKHKpR-l’UnoiniPiiner,nenl liui>klet ution- move gourmet chocolale chi in the most politeIle FrenchI he lo fine Champnpagne. i/a America's appreciation Thitd & Fillmore Jetome. Idiho HJ.V1 ion of from a special-occasiiiislon pur- could nuisier nand d a sk ed for By 19*17, thehey were making line chocolale after laumunch- chase to an everyday Jay Indul- an Inlernshlp. Tliclliey granted chocolale willilh 0 collection o f B j W B I Ing a San Francisco Boy Ai i l>TO- ticcd medicine n in Uklah, was selling his5 wm in e ry — in llu* U.S. photic canccr, died Sept. p t. 17 Calif. A fter bein g Liiagnosed dia; Scharffenbergerr Cellars C — Within our fou years, the m E R M B at the University jgW EARINGiEW IIOAi of in 1989 with temiinallal cancer and looking for aa newi busl- company hadid movi-d across |B ||B || California. San Franci% iclscc) — and given a 500 percenl [ nevs op|X)riuniiy.ly. S : iein b e rg th e bay to alarger lai location in [^ B E E .Medical Cenier near I r his c h a n c e o f d>1n g tvlihin wli 10 offered a samplele ofi l-rcnch a historic facttL-lory c om plex in home in San Francistcisco, ycars — he soon sold s( his chocolate. Berkeley-, announced officials i at praciicc. 'Robert had thishis chunk of ScharfTen Berger B< was the ■ ■ rnaK«pti.HJ.s. ScliarfTen Berger Cliocolj tolaie ' llie apparent nearL'amess of chocolale in his pocpocket lhat 1 first U.S. chococolatler promi- * . V Maker, whidi lie co-fuund m - 7 B 0 0 inded death,” he laier saWaid, gave think he'd Ik y ii caicarr)'ing for nently lo feaiiature the cacao 7 3 4 - S 9 0 0 In iif'Hi. lE.1«thStrt«tlhing. He H' took luld People niagilagazine in lii^ier the nunumlwr. the dark- Steinberg Marted a sm small piano and drawing({ lessons.1< 1998. 'But ll lasita sted b e lte r c r a n d m o rebiiierihechoco- bli chocolate manufacturii u rin g 1 ie co o k ed m o re a nd d traveledti th a n an> ih ln g I'd 1e\- evvr had.' late. Tlie sourcirceoflH-ansalso company lhat emphasizi isized to Italy a n d France, SteinlH-rg h a d hi;his panner vvas noted, undoubtedly u; a Old World artisanal sta slan- At the suggestionion of a for the business amand the test poini of pridele for Sieinberg, dards and 'completely trar inms- friend, Steinberg n-adad a GOO- kiichen. Using J a a coffee who Iraveli-ded Ihe world la l formed American unden d e r- p ag e te x tb o o k o n Ihcic scs ien c e grinder, m o rta r a nin d d pi*Mle — se a rc h in g forr Oav-orful (1 b e a n v :OMPAREeouT sianding of chcxrolaie.' sa said of chocolate inakiiik in g . It a n d a ho ir dr)T*r •to to help Ihe He was kind,id a n d gc n ile bu t Alice Medrich. a cookbcn •b(K»k o p e n e d th e d o o■ r to i 'an chocolale remainn \i viscous — had definiKlite opinions. I a u th o r knovsTi for h er clio c tioco- underground world,” v they wirked withlh r nearly 30 Medrich said.!1. Slie joked that m M lale expertise. Sieinberg wrote in "The \-arieiies of cacaolo Ibeans in he had 'a lowiw th a 'sh o ld for 'lie changed chocota olaie I-SH'nce of Chocolaolate,” a Steinberg's kitchen,cn. %illc,iUe, Calif, apart from any doclJoctor lhat 1 In 2005. Herlershc>'s bought I f t if 5.00% A PT Mlnlimii c«)uniry v*1ih lhat company■any." *H cres ch o co la te, tliisIlls thing had encounteretcred and the company■ for fc about twice L_»^ mum deposit S5,QOO | .Mrdricii lold (he lon Angeligdcs that wc all Ihink w « kncTw. b e c a m e ih e b a sisisis of my its annuid revrt•rnue. then cstl- p,.,, Times. 7} .-t;» > but >T3u look under' theth uir- absolute trust inn h his judg- mated to be^ SIO1 million a " C l •» »« •tjK X s l.-v CDS By emphasizing premiuinlum facc and its »Mnethirhing dif- ment and laste.* > ra r. S td n b c rgrg Ma>\-d o n a s a Ingredifnis and bringir iging ferpni.” Tlie>- n a m e d theitheir enter- consullimt fotIt alxjui ^ a vrar. rm C5 a>u~ I -r.. um “.Tj*) rv -rw-me ► •M >j> u — r*- 9 rt , t M ■« cum •- O.M' M -I OM oxCK r» c* m— r... ; Heart patifients shoulddbescreeneiedfordepreession pji«l« nnoAe n i,, ., " MO»»CTat» C alifornia. Son Franci*Tcisctt "1 ihlngsT llasT >t»u1 fdfc t dovs-n, p re s id e n t o f llthe American ^ %■ AModat»d P fw wfttif IT tisil >our local lovcstmcal11 rtrrpreseotative loday ____ know w c an d o m ore."rc." d e p re ssed o r liopclesdessr isychiairic Associalion. \S'hile there's no direUrea cvi- Lf the patient answiisw cr»> vsio vs-hich lias rn dJo o rsrd th c be o n DAliA'i — Heart paiien ie n ts d e n ce lh a l h e art patienicntswho one or both, a questJcsUonnaire association’s rrecommenda- J should bc rrgularty soreneened arc screened farer b I e tte r, is recorrunendedj lo K deter- lions, for signs o f d ep ressio n ,. diedi depression can result1 in in poor- mine If the patient pal is One doctor sr sakl screening American Heart Assodatioation cr outcomes and Ba p(o o re r d e p re ssed a n d the scsTfity.sc If Isn't enough; : r paticnis need rrc o m m e n d ed M onday. qualify o f life, th e p anm e d said dcpresaku) is IndkaHealed, the closc moniloriaring 10 m ake Depmsion is about thrtthree I^m sed pattenti mayma sUp pattern may needd tot se e a s u r e thc>'get hei(lelp *s2 I*— VkT times more common in hea.[lean th d r m e d lca lk u u . no t c X change professional qualillalifled in *A lot of p patients wilh tm-ioh WM ■•Ufllt attack survivon and thoshose their diet or csidseeor o uke treating depimkm,a thtl e p a n d d e p re ssio n don^ui^ fo lk w u p on hospitalized with hetn prot>rob- part In rehablliutionion pro- said, adding thatI treatmenttr it,' sakl Dr. MailaryVNhoolcy.a lems lhan the gcnen! popubTula- ip im s , tb c y satd. opitoni indudc anikteprw- ani profenor of mtTwdidne at thc t lo a K co rd in g lo th e reco»m- tr Anyone ftom caidiollioiogtsts sants. seeing a pt)dt)chothera- Unhmsiiy of CCalifornia. San mendatkms pubUihed in th Ithe lonunes to primarycaredoc* car p lst a n d exertlae. h'randsco. whow was not on lournal Circulation. Tl)The lors can tnd snoul3uld b e *Som e p h y tid arts n s arei qu a i- th e p a n e l author* ukJ only aboui hahalf invoNed In detenrnnlitlng, Uted to treat it — oth i i i othen ma>- Barbara Form■m aa 62. stm g - S J of heart d o cto rs M y Ihey treatt m tvhether a padenient Is be more comfortabltable refer- g le d w lih d e p reiresikm after h e r 1 depim km in their patterntenis depressed, said Frod iV tnr** oellchcr, ring the problemto to a quail- double b)-passLSI about five U**IU — arid not all those dia|llag- wtwwssco-chalrofthehe pand fled mental heallhIlh profn- >-eanagaStes! sakl she qient H | nosed with depression arare that wrote the recommimenda- sional.* PioeUdter sakLsai most of her' , ilme at her treated. tiona. Piychlatrlsl Michechdte Riba Englewood. Oh))hki. home sit- *1 think we could reduc duce Hte pane) suggesu«u that saidtbestatement^cir^emphacis ling In her chahalt hequenily corulderable suffering a an n d h e a rt p a tk n is b e tcfoenBcnedby on frequent srrreirrening Is crjing for no' r tcason. When Impnwe outcomes." b by Orst asking two itandanl stai ImpoitanL s h e dk l g r t o u^wnofttn t I JU scnenlns, said Erikirlka qucftlona: In the pasiMM (w o 'W h a t you w anI tto lo see in a winded even fnfrom a w alk u p 8 noeUdtet prafenor of nunuitf- weeki. have you bad a ad Uttte particutar patieni tehowtheyte h aridewalktodeLleUvcrcupcakcs Sfibi Ing at the Unhrersltyr ofc Intetot'br pieMun inin doing< doom time.’ saidJRlba.pMi Rl iohergiinddUkdld%da«R)oro.
I 4 TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 30, 2008 NatTON\A}m ^LDI G8 " C a d b u r y^ ] recalls CtIhinese-maade chocoalate Navy watches3 seizedJ ship W ithh Sudan-bouncid tanks BfmiM Both Kraft Foods andi d M ars Aasodatod Pratt writer ___ said diey would complyply w ith ByE&abethwlh/L Kennedy C IOlose ! watch an Indonesian rccall b u t A swclatedited P r m wrfter u,s,w, HONG KONG - British S, wsrshlptandhoilcoplors tish p la n n ed to c o n d u c t theirlelr ow n onM«Monday tvrrourxM o cargo candy maker Cadbury ury tests and look Into the p IOBI, K enya - U.S. ip UMI was hlJackMi Thunday announced a rccall Mondayday bility the tainted proc a d srKhorod ott Somollt'i ro d u c ts )ters on Monday of chocolate made in Its its werc counterfeits, u t n«v Hobyo, a hijackcd Ukrainian 1 BciJlng factory after il was vas Melamlnolaccd baby for- ship carrying 33 found to contain melaminc,Ine, mula and other dairy p prod- designed tanks and ( Uie Industrial chemical that hat ucts In China have b i e e n ►•capons tliai ofllcials has sickened tens of thou DU- b lam ed for sickening n ni e o d y )uld end up in thc 1 ( (TbOMAUA/ Wt," sa n d s o f Chinese children. \ ? 0 - ... / Ik,.« 54,000 children a n d Icadijid in g to of al-Qaida-llnkcd V Tlie 11 trcalled items were •ere four Infant de ath s. T h e Indus-in us In Somalia if the ethioi sold in parts of Asia and ilie ,"Hobyo tlic trial chemical, which fshigh escape. Pacific, th e c o m p an y said In a / n a in nitrogen, fs believedto toi have sday's seizure of tlic .' statement. Cadbury's choco co- been added to watered-dd-dovm ina off Somalia, a lates sold in (he United Statesitcs milk to mask thc rcsu y l S ^ t h u isuUIng NAIROIlate seen a s a key bat- ^ 0 aorn were not affected, said a protein deficiency and Id fool WbBrrebocoWiiiftM*I t m In a stor* la Btl]lo(. Moadiy. I helicopteitid In the war on ter- >>-^ ' • o a o S T spokesman for Hershey's,y's, quality tests, b u z /c d a I cou ld b rin g danger- souncc:w tE sm *p Cadbury's sole U.S. distributor.lor. Preliminary tests sho . lAteCuIbgnruidlaiitati(tateoMst iu a td Meadiy by Ri Slop c arg o .“Cts sll across the Hom Nfeanwhlle, Kraf( Foods, theihe mclamlne in Cadbury ch IW I«tik.J'c«ld(.i,M)M (OB the brttfrftjr of a n s f t of oor Sovlet-dci:a and the Gulf of Tliehe pirates aboard thc maker of Oreo cookies, andind latcs produced at the• ca a n d y BfKtar«dlaChloa.’ K oaf»Ilf Koai^ sonnsMOt u U Cidbory I o th e r wone ea of the world’s Ukralnl Mars, thc maker of M&MsMs maker's Beijing factory, bb u t it t m i of CUoewHBide cbMobocolatMuaprKHtloa. fear couli shipping lanes. are dendemanding S20 million to and Snickers candy, queses- was too early to say hown h a n d s of vmucli Another omclalI reachcdn Into oilier counu y has becomc a n’leaseose thc ship, its 21 crcw tioned the findings ofo f o f th c ch em ic al xvas In tl militunus \ them, through thc cotrrompany's the Chinese facto e criminal racket in membenbers, one of wfiom has Indonesian tests thal idend-id- said a Cadbury spokesi pirates esc :esman London office said thctherc was plies Australia rish e d Som alia, d iedI ofol an apparent heart fied mclamlnc in samples of who declined to be ident Tliursda cntlfled no way the coniamlaminated Nauru. Hong R in millions of doi- attack,ck. and its cargo ofT-72 th e ir pro d u cts m a d e in C hina.na. b c ca u se o f co m p an y poli( ______MV Faint ollcy, chocolatc could findid ItsI way Christmas Island, ansom . tanks,a. rlrifles and airununitlon. VpMo failed state I. Blllllli choco- Ik-sroiiinl ip p o n offlco to r is i^ c o W ORLD BRIEFS hr OUS effect!
country’s northwest Pakistan EGYPT'p the remaining gu 1) urgt'd Tehran to in caster causcd some 20, busiest shi h o ld in g th e ir capt enite with a U.N, kilted thetlu policeman, Suicide attacks Pakistanis to flee ac iilries because Piracy across Troops Hish 111 toto is tr)'ing to avsess ‘Inltiallial reports suggest th e b o r d e r in to Afgl: lory only sup- lucnitive c killl,188in past and prcseni thal aa roguer ANP (Afghan istan, the United Natllations free tour group AUSTlia. Taiwan, Impovcris livities. police):>) ofllcial 0 turned on our said. . Kung and bringing ii Palustan since '07 forcesf aiand shot and killed Nuclear-armed Pakl:,toan taken from Egyptpt IAEA chief uigd, lars in nui* four soldiers, said Col, , ISLAMABAD — Suicidedc has seen a surge in att; attacks CAIRO - l-gyptiaiItian a n d Iran to end its I AN I STAN "Pete” lohnson. the attacks have killed nearlyrly by Islam ic e x tre m ists sl i since Sudanese troops, bad nander of Task I'orce 1,200 people in Pakistanan the July 2007 army ati mliceman comman attack Huropean commi" m S S nuclear SMiw _ C u rrahihee e t in eastern since July 2007, mostist un militants holed d lip swooped do\Mi in heliclelicopiers VIliNNA— Aslx *6 on U.S. A fghanisinlstan. of them civilians, accordd- in Islamabad's radradical Monday to rescue r e n to u r h a s n o t niliHl ou t t rille 1 T h e;sliootIng sll look place in ing in military statisticsics Red Mosque, during wl g u n m en wea* U nion at-so i which group that tiad beetleen kid- ity that fnui may “"Sl E’aktiapr1 province Sunday after Monday thal underscoreded about 100 people v ptlves, fully cDopeni w e re n a p p e d in I-g>pt a n d1 ta]to k e n on c la n d e s tin e nuc — An Afgtian Americaiic a n Iro o p s a n d Afglian the ferocity of the threat■at killed. prolie lhat is a 10-day clash acro*rross the Rrams, the chief t 1 opened fire police I:brouglit suspected facing the U.S. ally in The most recent nn majo^ Sahara to the frontierrof ol Chad, iaspector said r Mi n I A •■II roops P ‘i at a policc militantsints to the station. The thc war on extremist1st su ic id e a tta c k w as th e S ‘ ^ ‘ ^ nuclear activi L* Sept. Freedom for thithc 11 ing Inin to a*assur ;Illing an Amer- potlcein:.‘man wounded three g roups. 20 truck bombing at nt the European tourists anda n d eiglit by e n d in g its secrcrges ier and wound- U.S. soldiers, s( one of Meanwhile, heavy fightingng Marriott Hotel In the cap :apital. lig>ptian guides cameme hours At the opening r. ofricials said ttie detainees de: nnd an between I’akistani troopsps which killed at k-ast 54 ts a f g h a 4 peo- after Sudanese tnmpsips killed the Internation: A fghann IIntenireter working and insurgents in thelie pie, includint; tl three six of the abductors an'and cap- I-nergy Agenc>’'secy Afefian polrlcan commander for thele / Americans, ofllcials lawless tribal regions of ihctic Americans. iiiaxJ twt) who aivaledled when; conference, the irces in th e sta tio n said. slx year pmbe OpeHS fife ( It th e pos.^ibll• i,;il ly Ik n m n in g u W p S , Kill: lUclear pro- KADUi. - ftJ,N nuclear policeman Monday, urg- on U.S, troo ;ure the world stali»in. kllli IBSBlNi5 ^ inm;a*tlw ways. ican soldierslivi EMI tig session of ing three, mat Atomic Monday, s l-tf)-nation An Aiiieric; m ■ i V le i'.uropean said U.S. forci!.MiB l H a g e r mmhnan ; V alley Gooding sndell C h a m b e r C h a m b e r o3f f C om m erce C e le b ra te O c t o b e r 31-1- flu i3 f C o m m e Halloween Carniva e r c e sponsored by thehe American Legiori o n 100 y e a rs I - Halloween Celebrjbration by the Auxiliary, will be he :an Legion & W endelllell City Police held at the Americar: a n o mIC. u 4-7 - Festival of Troes *( Legion from 6-9' pm.p Come in you3ur PBSt-ChrMmasPm*i»8anf constum e for lots oof f f u n !! ! 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i i t C a n i INSIDE: Pla^ffPli for lijH H ALDS b ert is today, D4 D HIESDW SP(DRIrs SEPItMMR 30. 2 0 0 8 TIMES-NEWS • SPORTSiTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENS:NSEN: (208) 735-3239 [email protected] i ■
INSIDE: Local sports,, D2D: I NFL, D2 I Score!«boanl,[>3 I MLB,D44 Baske3tballEBash tifps offCP P / ■CSI ho(lops se!;asons ^MiaCliUenen Wednesday and thc llkM lI D jk o lt ll"-' roster to:o cxpcriencc iast "WeIo(Iooknntio(um(heball Momlontreal siild th e evening wlli TlmoNews wrtter______openers arc only fivtn v f S ( » I B a s l t e t lto M a l l B a s n ycar-s Bitsh.. 1Me b e liev e s h is u v e r 20 20 dmcs in thnl 10- beere enjoyiiblc. away. That fact cvolvotes mp W hrtcsi menson} en d women's teammates aiarc in for a sur- minutec running i clock." hc Tliat Tli goes for fans as well, Fans win gct ihcir firsi;l lolook emotions for Drsl-yea year mens teams take partt In In Intrasquad snid. cspeiupeclally the - first <100 ' at (his year's Collcgc;e of conch Steve Gosar, „ . scrim m ages, a 3i>cSDoInt shoot- } don't realize how Ccrtolrlalnly there could bc throiirougit the doors of CSi Sou(hcrn Idaho basketb ctball "It's scary, bui it'ss rrel aying i„g contest Bnd slamdenksla blgadeolillsIs to people here, sonic raggedn'igi play toniglit, but Gym:y m nasium . 'ITiat group will teams (onighl at thc C i CSI alsotoknowwecansc.30111= Into bu t tlicy wiiiiii (toniglit),: said justlicinjiin g o n the court In fro n t recei:celve free - popcorn aiid Raskulbali Bash. Tlic Gold <)Idcn a season and a momoresle>tly m»„:T,xla,,7p.m.] Montrcal. o f fansi Ls som ething (lie play- Coca-Cola oca just for showing tiaglcs' men's and women'!len’s/^j^schedule," said Gosa liaslum. llie CSI woirom cn o u ts h o t d ie e rs are: anxiousan lo experience, P- up. (cams will take thc fioor mcninthcBa<)asli's3-polntcon- "We'rc're deilniiely ready for I-rec I-rt ndinLsslon, free food for intrasquad scrtm -^ m o n th s in h isin™ nc posi- Hctrtl.;Tho(lrst41rt 4 0 0 people '“S' seasason, something thc seasoison to be^n so we can andid collcgc baskc(bnll. m ages, a 3-p o im s h o o ( * H ^■ R f^^Plion beiweenen hiring anB„aj„a, ,^|| ill. get free men holope. to. remedy showwh;what we've been work- Sounju n d s like a w in n in g com bi- ing contcst and a slom VVLQujD^iwo new u:ass siom popcorn and soda,da. tonii^it. Butt ' womens , coacli ing on,"," saids Nicole H arper, a natioation. d u n k co n tcst. AdmL<>sionir coachcs and rccrucruiting to Handy Rogerers said he's got freshmania n n u t o f Raft R iver A Ani nd i( co(nes w ith n guaran- is free. ^ ^^[(^■M in^fill 15 scholaishijihip spots, behind thc CSI pro]progranvs. some shootcIters lhai could HighScluchooi. c. tee. Wliiie the Hash is not*® While (oday'sly's event Sophomore fonvard continue tliule event's fcmulc WliiieIe Montreal said he Saidliarper-K'll Sal Ixjfun.- ab o u t pollsiied (earn play,ly, 1(ll is offers fan s a c h a n c cI (oto see this Dae
Mander,r, Cutthroat■tsrainonYt^turbe’spar^■ade 2ofD.J.I>rice's ["p - ' ■ ^ r e b u U dJing l n project at T\sin ByDnfdBMhore V^I'allsLshii> halfway tiirougl). g Tim»»Naw« wrttor______Thc\-olle>balilali team 's recoid is F n ^ W BRADLEY I Iwrderingon.in .f)0(). R nir o f die A lUiht junior forward M e rc ed e s eiglu Hegionn Four-rive-SixIi , G u ir e I’enrson threaded a crosi th ro u g h ga m es rcm aiivain. hu(mthno VnR Ihrec players from (he: riglitri wing. w in* so fur, h'sit's itkely (lie B niins m S which AtKumn Yturbc p r o m p tly wiii take th e.• lowio seed in (he I------sm a siie d p a s t a s tra n d e d Josie]c Bunce tournament.t. and into the nc(, (o the jubilationjul of k ov er a program -Servierving Is o n e o fth e in o M Huhl's p la y ers a n d fans. alificd for a sta te crucialial poinisi ofvollc>ball.' It \vasn'( th c se n io r's 150th 151 career <4. ( just lour (im es dur- lim inn s s senior >1 lirica Q ia ts said, goal — sh e sc o rc d th a ( inI t(h h e first h a lf 120 years. I’rio r to 'I knowlow going back diere th a t — hut everyone thought h e r ruins h a d a drouglit i'm ;oinggoir t»i serve aggressiw , wa.s di’sd n e d (o b c th c mlatch-vtlnncr. ate icam nccs th a t lK*gim a n dlh tiia a l it's going to Iw a g o o d TTie Community School o th e r L* program iiasiVt s e ne, e , aai n d o n ce o r twice. I’m Ideas. I since 2001. goingg to tc gel a n ace.' Tcagcn I’almer scoa*d oion a curler . n s th a t oniy glance CjiatskUs didn't jump serve dur- fmm 20-plus yards out, herlicr second of oss ratio likely can't ing I’rio’rice's first .season, hui «inte the match, with six minuinutes to go. ^ bu( (he posidve sh e Jecidedd e o to ciiailenge herv.-lf Ivmma W llander gui on th(lit c a x*gimiing (o em erge, (o Icama m il. she la x a m e o n e of frw kJck and poked it in fofou u r m in u te s have siiown signs o f (he Iniiius'Bnil jum p sen en ihis later to overturn a one*g(?-goaI deficit I’rice t(K)k O' th a t h a s (jualifJcn( piay. cvx>n in sea.son.on. Nol cNvr^iine w is on a n d ilft th c C u tth ro a ts to) a :3-2 vtrin in , and (he jump iHiardtl w v\ ith I’rice, like junior to u rn a m e n t ju iUihl n n M onday. m il widely .st-t-n ArielI .Mixlina..Mi o n e ot tlii- H niins' in g d ie pa.st 2Q Wiiandcr was thc first to t< a s area, m ay Inr (he lo p uju m in p se r\e rv She wjis i-xjic- she chased down thc freevc kick from 1994. UieBruli o f sta te appealit all, rien;itl c itl hot lost lonfideiu e in Kelly Henncssy and brokeke inI on goal :s of ou r \t)lk’>-i)uil h er aliili in I986. niepi iliilitydiiringher viplio- alone, steadied her ner\-cs a la sh ed keiopIaylstiilK' ituireye se n t a te am sii .-year a n d ijiiit ju m p s^-rv- It in lo tlte riM>rof th e n et. ir,' I’rice sjild. 'I f ing, ( ^ u u l fans *AI1 I was thinking was r to trip ling kids It) lie (k-tlin at thewinius.uchasjumpser%- easy rc a ig n iz c it. hi IH do that. W licn 1 shotn itit I thought r |)olni. ifyou d o il *IIi'' to do thai toa" W ilander defensively and 'ITiisisv. is w hat 1 n m i you lo do. said. ‘WTien it went In 1 tritried not lo m o re a in fld cn th e ir los-ses. an a n d >tiup u ’ve gotta do it.' (^in'i (actl too happy bccausc I don'til want | 0 so m e th in g nmrn v secins sim ple. reallyfigJii fig w ith him . til sd -m cock>-. b u t I w a s re; really a n n in d th e lian' dia( can amini- *\i>w.ow. it s iike I can t s4-r\u exciled tiiat itw ent in," iiain (hings; niinnal; i)iichpin ofil;i nal an>inore, i re.illyfnji?v 1‘almcr sconxl her first | o n a r (ha( can ju m p ii actuallually- penally kick in the first h: b efo re "Tlie ro o ts (I a n d h o w I iikeI an op p o n e n t d ia l’s N iiwIW re r read th e last M-n- Ylurbe was played through (hr by six-ing it could (ence. at th e aggres.sor,' .-. a n d there’s .Sti, ; i .,, i’e a rso n a n d b e a ( th r e e d t e fe n d e r s iiin(. w iietlicr die "ii's tli >-ou're tcachinj s tlie fun p a rt.' I’rice s;iid. plus thc goalkeeper (o thcth e floor for an a ce o r 'I t s aichalleii(^ig ch. skill, hui the ridcd i( in. aggresslw, sue in g at stin ic opik iw n e n t is ftirm l pa>'*iirIT LS is sl(7-4-2.7-I- \XT>-well, thtliallandmaki*sa c 0 kidv' I High Desert Soccer Confcrencc) Co :hisdiggingor It'swli break dcmTi dc w liy jtiu n g kids ask I’nix* av enged its o n ly d e fe a t oif f theth confer* u fix H in d s (o reach emotionally.' ich them . ll's wtiy players cncc season, while hanilanding the r tliat ( an ju m p stay ifteraflei pranicx- wiien thi^ indiahs (9-M . 8-1-0) their fl A ju m p s e m b u t it’sa tiKiiI herovs-n d le am in d o n t liavrlia^ 10. ii’» wliy nuxiiocre 'W e juM kn e w th a t wv Iiadlia to keep t a u T f l m plisi) tlu v c mpaa-s ai tliem to n x tirdd s s .nnd ; infnxiuent \is iis to the bali away from AuiAutum and , I n a r H ricM, c M n t a s a t t a t s M I a scrvv. ALsii, pla> - sta learen't are: th e e n d ol th e WDrld, Mercedes, and we'd bc iniBOodstapc. go a w t e iftir ic « ri« W IS lit gad l.ApLi>vrili sc rv r w l lei-ing m a t faster, h a n ie r It sn’t Isn’i th e only way to i-iij(a and wv did that.' said Community Co ^ I ■■a t t TW C M H rilr S c M it BdiLkLT0 T 9a rc k a s« rt» (te b » iu s* p to n o l u se d iattu six-reaction tim e is voili*)-!);!!,1wll. hut it s fnn. a o d d School coach Kelly Kridtnantian. 'W e'rc a result ill a1st |xiin an opiN inent thiT cisn’i isn som e eienienl o f fun. um ng team and this is a1 bigbl win for standings.* reaching thc mark in that ^ pa ball hits (he ,Tn oa slow. 20 m p ii th e n there’sthei no point pla>mg. ihe girls. To bc able to playlay with thut Lost in thele i resu lt o f th e g a m e vtros game gar in exchange for prcscr\ w lie th er (he op le\ei of Intensity for ihcic w’ h o le 8 0 y tu rb e's loftyy accompUshmcntai Yturtw te tea a m 's u n b e a te n m urk. Sli a d in g ... Hnulh- (0 play a fa.s( Ik uthy (iuirr nutv Iv n tu h n i minutes ... il helps themI realizere that pla)-ed downT) I h e r a c h ie v e m e n t, h in t- n*nre m a rk e d th a t th e rc w as a lcss< • mistake, suchs now a benefit. Iw ili at .'fW-H-r:r>:-c2^ior' Z l>cl<)ng hea* (n e a r thIC e top ti of the ing that she wtwould have gladly traded Please see YTWBE. I . p a u in g o u tud fattitude. i 2. A p b jv r th scnx* wvll (o h t p ractice prepar d Moadar nrccivv sucli a « e rs use d (o sci-iIt impetus onQ turnovers Senatorrs pass tby Honulets ^ " H T vrs see (h a t, liip V«i>-s. m e n t grea(eragains( enlai aspect, studying ute n*cogtiitions.- p a n lc u la r thia( iobsovxThink a it's real impor- route rrving her scnr. comerback Kjle W Wll llson said th o se ri'cogni- - w r t f r ______DidiM a ^ S r d a n BOISE-EShe a ls o 3. Keep readi1 said. 'It's die start of tlonsins havx* h e lp e d h im forcc i IMIIM k (hlU aad sson to b c T he B ruinsrcncc n play, we want to turnornoN rrv I le le a d i th e te a m ' Crooding passed wellveil. off sirong obviously (andnd thci nationi w th thrw Mtai pMcai Athletic CorI Page 0 2 in p o in ts a n d ai IX-clodId not. B _ _ fc, , W e d n e sd ay I put it in perspective, interctcrceptions (one per ITiat was die diffenrncce inir host to lh after that ring, after game;m e). the Senators' three-gami NMKftMi LouUianaTe idc. T his b th c beg in - 'It's "It's definitely been an sweep of the Homels a t kalsTMtf The win j ifit.' cmphiphasis. causing Declo Mi(^ School Mondajiday Mklatt last week ’s Wilson put•on missed a signifi- tumo'm overs. takcawa>-s, th in g s e^fning, 25-17,25-15,25-11.■ n . M ^al rebounded i imount of time in fall likee thot.* t Wilson said. '1 'CTassing) U th c key to ih kU M a i% ll W ash in g toipray n pio n siiipd u e lo an injury-, in think in k wc'rc getting our gaine.’ u id Gooding coach•ach me he was forced to sit handj kkad provided alh Corrtpondent "I thir n d s o n th e b ^ ju st b e in g LuanneAxelson. ' motivation practice. WUson usod morearc physical and oealing i a n t,' The Senators' focus on thth( e MiDW accomplish le wisely. tumovers n u f and giving the ball - Boise S late pb>-s W ilson si imperative fundamentan ta l goals. h t now 1 feel ftesh. n o l»c k k tot o u r o fle n s e .' nc of Ihc Westem conferen kept their inlensity u u( p T h e le a m ;s or anything like rhai Tha ofTense needs the M t onferencc season start off throughout ihe inatchic h . 'I t w a s a lo ta l te a m el idoli incon- One. of cour Wilson sakL'(Missing footbi ly n ig h t. pla>-ing Just to pi xi>alL It a lm o si c n v e s iL Fallon Turner led the %va)way Axelson said. 'O ur bi indered the WAC Last i the Bulldogs of we're leavesaft me more hun- Thele number i of plays the w fth 32 d ig s 10 g o a lo n g withvith obstacle has been leam Helling ad in a brokeastrini m just trying to get ofTcns Tcch University. that title. ense runs has b ^ down sewn kills. Brittany WirthIrth play with each other t t t i u tiv e WAC as much as I c an . It betw c J agairut Oregon ning of it tween 7-10 plays per added 10 kills and Christineline knowing where the i on passing Broncos. Thi I o u t b e ca u se I wasn't gameme because of new ( (a team that Wilson Anderson tallied M digs for foi ^iiswlQbe.Iseethutca the Bulldog 6aad I by demolishing cant arru) do tilings physically, ('lOoding. a Uttle b it better.* 81. Page D2 wanitorever ras still able lo ge t thie PI Dach in Slate 63-H] camp du Please see BU, Page 04 tch* the energy and thiatllme n needed to out at pr wm. h this team's his lime \ I I 'R ig h t m seu few goalL injuries 1 effort.* Meanwhile, E)edo' urse. is to w in thw thiat.* WQ biggesi sistent passing hind I season Hawaii time) lea iming to Hornets from gelti ingoffiveconsec- gry. I’m l e r a n d flow. C titles for the done as e other *We work a lot on his game against tielpcd o : c o m in g 9 U viul if they able to di Please see M SI. TTttoihuiirchum- butlwas
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By Diane PhDUn u p a n d lake advantu)itageofii, liieii in losing i Ilg lh e m a tch . Ilke K im herl;rly, tliai lack of whose; leit a m fell to 2-7 ihLs also!l-so h a d five assLsls. Tlmes-News writer______"I w as a little c nervous Wenilell coachh ]ulie1 Lund early attack:k pr.jveil costly seasonn (0-5 ) in the SCIC). Wcnddl Wi senior setter about playing on ; n Monday was able lo findll a brighl slile especially inin th e first iw o -H ie girl;;lrls nrg working better Ambm b e r Bowers Is feeling g o o d T iie K iinlicrly vollL-ylleyhall niglit." said Kimherllerly coach as her leam was a IS able lo pro- games ofthele m u lc h . a s a te.'am a r b u l wrc still stru g - aboubout Ibc general play of ttie tciim's mulch wiili tlicie linsi I Liwrence Pfefferli LTle. "W e d iK esr> m egoodv.d volleyball on (lanieilwa;.asdilTerenlasihe gled a little.lit We jusl have to Trojarojans. Wciulell Trojans am ltlll have li pli^yed two and a a tjuarter itu- Trojan sidee i;of Itic nel. Trojans camc:ic clo se to forcing keep swiiiwinglng. We arc work- "We've "U been improving n o n e a liltle })ctn.T. games good. Wendculell came Wenilell was sim stunted tiy a a foiiriii garame against ihc ing onI gcitinggi rcody for dl.s- andnd we' are .slaning to conic riic KiiIliicjKS d id healeal ttie back — tliey could ti ;1 have (luil slow starl -— possibly Bulldogs. We:I'endell kept bat- iricis," logetjgether,’’ snid Bowers. “1 try Irojans in tlia-c Raines,ies, 25- h m Ihcy battled." because itii- TroTrojans were illng and kepipl Kimberly with- Sophoihomore Hcalhcr lo) kki e e p lliu te a m u|> a n d 12. 25-1.I, iind 25-20-20 In Kimberly jiinioi lior Alex ptaving on a MoiUonday niglu in sight, nolloi allowing uny Sturgeon:on stepped up for cspeispecially If ihcy arc playing Monday nif-iil's Sawtowtoolh I’fcfferle led with mal nalcti-higti aiul Iiatl nol practiced pra for more IhanII a foiir-iioinl Wendell.-II und kept pounding goodDod, th e y get th e ball to m e Ceniral Uialu) Conrere'erence eigtii kills and 10 assii-ssisls, a n d ih ie etlay s, liulldog. balls ip-the Bulldogs ending nndlid I c a n g elil lo lhe hitlers." b u t tiiere w e a ’ so m e limimes e in senior Sarah Ixrntzz recr o rd e d lh e ito ja n s I'd fell in to a n At 21-20. KKimberly scored wittt^firttimUillls. Junior Kristen K Kir im berly (H -4 , ,'i-O) is o n the three-game iiuicIi;h lhali 10 digs and uighi111 service eailv 12-.T hole to - to open the lhe game poiioint on a mistake Bnindsmsma added Ihrce kills llienle ro a d nl A m erican Tails o n thclUiIldoKsappeared totoi lose poinis. Senior II Hoxanne maich and speni■111 Itie a-si of byWcmlelleae a rn in g lh e 2.'>-20 a n d fourmr blocks, and frcsli- Wedi^ednc.sdny for a iri-maich llicir conceniralion.. a: n d Krieger also playedd well \ and the evi-iiing allei llempiing lo win. m a n KicKiersien Hilt led the wilhilh BI e a r l-ikc. W endell tio s is ' Wendell found a way to sieps tiad five kilts. playcaich-iip,Agai\gainsiaieam "Team play,ly," a ssu re d l.im d, d e fe n see with i eigtu digs and Buhluhl also oil W ednesday H Minlico boys JpullpastPPocatello
Tlme»fJews2 ______for n'Her. ic Karel's goal came outlUl the Community .School from a pj e n a lly kick. C:uttliroats2r)-H,2.')-N.2.'l. utt Di'vvn 2-(1-u near the end of IHIerLT (2-12,i 1-9) trav els lo 199 ^Monday for a Sawtooth first tialf. tl the Minico Declo!> ono W ednesday. Coni;onfcrcnce victory. nillied for a ;i-2 vie Kayleigh Keitsma dug oui lo ry overLT llic IV.catello WBWENDEli 3, DECLOO 155 balls1 and killed four, IndiansMollondayCavinSmilli Wendin d d i sc o rc d th re e sec- whllit^hllc Kristina K eilsm a kilted sinick Millinico's first goal ond hhal a lf goals to s h u l o u t sevuieven, blockcd four and thig W a i liefore halfiilfiinie, and Jorge Dcclo) 33-0 in IID S C play, oIUI u l 17. 1 Coadi I.ian Van l-.sdi ■ , V Ciirrillo anmd Isaac Medina • Thee \Wendell bliiz began prai;iraiscd llie Coiujuenirs' )in hico Martinez) wilti a goal by l^iis Valadez, nigtiligln o f .strung serving. le final two goals Josc Huclas Hi doubled the Magic Mi Valley Christian (4- ' d u rin g llieL- ssccoiul lialf. sc o rc!. . rnnd Miguel Orozco 6,, 3-5) 3 will h o sl C a m a s I-.{-O (Treat ic e d the tl game for ifie Courounty (odny at tliu ferome iferencc Wesl) will Tnijans.ns. Frcshman Goalie Beenc c rc a lio n District. -7 ^ "'T agai'ainst Hnrley today, Alexiss Camargoi had tlie c lea n shCflforWcnildl.sh CAMAHMASCOUinY3,HURT/ll«5HO L U | S . BUHL2.COM)MHUHnY SCHOOL 1 D edo d o will hosl I'iler, and The Th Camas Counly ¥l I Ib ih l held h off the Wendelllell (7-I-I) will host Musilusliers defeated Sawtooth ■ "A ily Sciiool fiir a 2-1 llutilonon Wednesday. Confonfercnce rivnl Munaugh Deserl Soccer Momlo n d a y 2.'ilO, 2.'‘)ll. 2.'’.- l ‘>. ConferenceL'eviclor>’in Unlll. Giris fl soccer • Kaiclyn aierson killed 17 tf fteto T h e liidiiilians went wild in ballsalls, and Mollie Mcl.ain PittsbantiSte«{^•dp! w illl th e extra MICHEIOB I BEST BALL knocking inina rebound off a biirdenMl of playing short- Chase Ch .Sclianiel and Dirk Coiniminiiviiv School player. tiandcd.-tl. HdtsiL-itsma shul 132 in w in itu- OTwiii llie s e c oo i n d tia lf w a s c o n - Hlisss willw tiawl to Kctchum Midilld ielo l) Ik-sl Hall c h a m p i- n over F liolled by Ravens y Itie Culthroats. Wi-dncstesday to face the unshiiiship niglll (gross) o v e r Ilu* hill itiey CO.-oiild only musier (x)mmuinunity Sctiool. Gooding weeke ek e n d . llii-y w cie a sin g le I’riT S m jH C I! (AP) —- lefr I) 211 to give Heed the ilu extra noi in uiiiloini. lh e o n e gigoal. Alex Conn (0-H-2)w) will ho sl D e d o o n Oci, stnikinike ahciiil of Sieve aiul Ilced kicked a -Hi-yartl field fic yarilage tic neededI lon make With onlv one fi e first d.nvn made lhe oc o n n e c lio n Inr th e li. Marklark S lu d er a t I:i3. D rew t;oaI in o v e rtim e a n d1 lhll e il. Sinn- Ilu- lirsi qn.qu.inei, lhe Cuitlu.Mls. isier and inuy Harr stun I’illslitirRh Siedersovertancamc Mic Sieelcrs tiirmiicdlhelO- Sieelers ,;„i seco .-con.l when liulil V l-;t) trav e ls lo POOTIOlTaL04.IUKIC0 0 113ii1310 lake lliL'nel scoa*s, a lO poinl deficit, numeroermis poinl deficit inio a 17- l7-i:UeaiI H.ihiiiuue’s larreirei lohnson Wi-mlellon'nWednesjIav. Minictlico w a.ssliul o u t 4-0 liy injurie^ and a lale lialtimoimore in a 15-secoiul spanan in lhe imwiseK di.-w a a peisonal (;rea i Basin Ba Confcrencc Futsi c o n icliac k to o u tla s t; lliell ihird quarter, only,• to t< have lonl )ieii,ili\ lor ai icw “*®^i5fNM£w r an o u i-..l- BUSS;4 4 ,C 0 0 0 tN G l loclHK-aiicaidlo. —Wi Havens 23-20 un Mond.•nday rookie quartert)acl a ck Ine Ik u iik Is h n lollowlowing N'aie Ihe Hlissss Bears mauled Mlnicclico. coach Dennis nlKlii. llacco of the Haveivc-ns hil W.is!uiii;ion's Ji-y; tl-yaid run. ilie (io.idin^ng S.-naiors-M in Haynes.■s ]placed the blame of Heed's third field goal go Dcrrick Mason for ;»r,ilf y a id s W iiti his h esi Iiel,! CVi iel.l posui.jo Cooding, his s tM Bliss (I.-2-2-1 HDSCI iravds IlnrkyiD' loniglil. fciK ^ The Havens (2-1). losiiosin g a ililu d a 1‘1-yard field Idgo,ili HmM |l« ] M«m< eight games in I'iitshurj!lurgli, Itie Sieelers. hoo Nom lU 1 FM HaMne Am ">iu-d In utio h.td iriipeic.il..iblv ni,ni- hosisD.-clo.o..n Monday. Wendcidcll edged its HDSC L < M taaim H IKnam IM. 4 won lhe Im ponant (ivertliirtiiiie Iheir own fans whiih ile iu-Id .IKI'.I Ilu- >:.une iinii .nnil then in np|K inenlem Declo 3-1 in IXt-la S n coin loss hin were hackededup I wiitioul a tonchilovlo w n ...... Ills Ihu.I ,.iie e 7 oq< l iT S U , iM-erstan I niF1L£R6, U liiininc)’ i Sams netted ttie by two penaliirs and aI sacksa eight ciuarters sinceL' liu-il -ec tnmbl. d uhile lu'iii U'ing s.icke,l TWlNFAliUSCHnSTIANO firMtiaifiiiif goal for tlie Trojam . and Siim Koch hail lo p pn n n i o n d p e rio d o f a |ll-l>'-)> Win ni l)\ hntirs llairison on, Woodlev hler skeve w .-ie d III.- Iw in la d liinincaster c . scoa*d th e lwi» ^ , OUI o f th e e n d /o n e . C leveland o n S«-pi, 11, B t Tta Syy n On m 2 Im IMinalh so.o[H,l u|) ihei>' 1 hall and l.iIK Chrisfisii.in Academy \econd-tdtialf goals for Hien. on tliird and-H.I. HenH< awfike iale in lhe iti — >'a— Oin mK 144 Ue Ihitd bv s..,r,dln.,nitu-77 W aiiKiis !.-(. 0 in Iwin lalls, Wcnddl.:-ll. scaling Ihc victory. mZST Hoeihlisberger founil founuinh- going loa no-huddleIcolleilse ( Ilnnl lli.il lur Iiirnaiouiiil I I ller led .<1I Ilh e h.ilf :i-() a n d M onicjlica Gillette scorcd ttie TsaST-K Tfi.u, s irin g ru n n in g haihack w itii H oellilisherger•fin lii e d 111. M-,|,u iu e . [.,,tloi.is. ■ is.il. l\. ; In the s.-. >.-.»iul hall, Kvie COIUmilUWTY SCHOOI 0 I l a m / , .Mist,stin Cl.mcy, and The Magic Valley 5 ^ a n iM a m Mt bmam« u i'u p I Il\a li K.Ui-lI sM.»ie.l 111.- gnats Clirislianian Conqucnirs shut iMr* Winless Raiams fire coacich Scott Linelehan i ______ST. lO U IS - Ih e w inie nless ing imo Itie Hams'ti\,ti>eu.vk li..M,.,,iu-iiiutvolit.iilu-sti.ioi- ^ Centnwilroa apaceDl loovercoic n m e. mx, bl.K hi. ks. St. h)uis H.ims lired coai•oacti a n d several tu u irs ;,(ialler itu' in,;, saui Dr. An.lv h lv K. rwin, a | in practices:-s h e ca n se d ial s A fterr itie ll Senators took a "Wt Scotl l.inehan on Mondanday. IhilM o ItilK ouiscoretl ■We alw ays c o rn e m il n - d ilu r n -my,...... Inuersnyot 1 wh.-re itie - g.ime i.egins.- hard-fou lh e d.iy a li.T .i f.mHirtli n 2f)-(l in lh e se co n d ha bugtil C.amc I, itic siroii}ong and gradually we halt ol .1 Morula a( Miaiids i saui Dedo n co.idi Knssv final two straight lopsided loss to m ;i v o w ere a bn-c/4.-. siain n dragging." i Dairingtnn 'Sian ;il-M vicior\ Sond.iv,IV. |.uks,,nMll,-h.,s|„ta Ih e se aso n . '"•ll ! Daiimglon.(1. -Win'll you -ihatsJt’s whal’s supposed said,d, 'B u t 1 feel like w e re Sl. bniis has losi'jI" 7 "I H' ...... 'luliiionius. I .lom hine p. D efensive n i.in lln a lo r |ii p.issinninag.ime lo tuippeipen. You're supposed prngnogressively gelling hei irtim Iasi20j;aniesnveia)l.11. irn p rn w ,! ^;r.MllvK K.-.win ; tnunihegei. Hasleit. om e the coach i .•i g<.,>.uiloseitie to elevatera te ever>' g a m e a n d ter." :li ol Ihe 11-1 si.in is Ilu- es s e u .iu l s.,„1 nV e rv|u'< (< lun. lu IO l.e ■ inleris.iy- il's n icc tou se e th e girls final- ;io<>ding (kxi hosts Slinshoiu- lhe New Orleans s.iinis, willw straight lor che Hi.ins, ,l,s,li,ii,;,.il soon (..im e I w V .is li.-.l 11-11 ly j;hl K. u m ii v n .t ( nl 1 nllu'i sul- I heloie (i.u,:uuling gr.ihhed ihat first■st g| a m e a n d d o th a t." l erry ini basis. Ihe Hams scheibed- g a m es I.iM year e n ronnnlelo.i leic.l 11 Inillel un rry on Oct. 7 in the wonnds in I niiilrol willilti tive siraighi /Uelson^nsaid. Mornt ulcd a news confetence laterlau ;i-i;t finisti itiai laiideilled Ihem th.- li.uL. I,'|| ^roiri irni-is'M-iii(ir niglu. 'IN. le h legs* j p o in ts , Ih-ceclo's Catherine Hlakesleslcc and Briitni ____ M onday. Wllh lh e se co n d pick lk ill Ihe .nui nghi t.nil.u k In .uIdi- I lILikeslee aanswered with Duncan li ■I have enormous respesped drall. n led IXxlo with eight Hyn J h u v lu u v Ih- lion. .1 hulh'i s.-■•v.-r.-.l v. h is ! iw.i ol h e r ■ t teani-tiigli nine blocks i forScottlJnehanasa peisc apiece. Christina nw/ificlieti a l 2tX1-H77-H7m or -•rsoi, A sinr, J l su n d .ivt’s s tu.nu' spui.il .or.!. .,.us.His.ng lhe ! kills, hnl a n d b c l l n e u n d e r th e rigi llll- S.-iiators' Clirislianlansen had sbc blocks ryan.litl.hou-cViiuiniiTdlhy.ai riglit game read; ’Ct.ngiessI'ss Now p.n.iKsis Itu- ainiinipiit,llion I mnni.-iiliini circumstances he will I II w.is 1.XI m m h a n d Sydney Syc Webb had m II be tiailoui Ihe Hams- w -.s ih e i.-Mih olI .la.laiiiage lo j n.*garded ime day as a1 fine Tu Ins l.-l, l..j: .nui ,^.,u. head coach," owner Chi i i 'i p Doctors; I>lno,l.l..isl,nnu-.l I Koscnblooin said in release. ■Unfortimatelv, it ?'HH Ylurl•be______' ihr Shot Jacksonville i\ h la .ld e r silu a lio n w iib th e H.u'ns ; old pl.iyer Cortiauadfcv8| they exist today is nolongi lineman is paraljm lluhl1 stillSll leads the confer- ilicpL; planets align and sonic- II [ineiimo- jjeaiied frtmmi the defeat. cncc wit: acceptable and we havek’e loi lACKSONVll.I i;. I I #iib 24 poinis from onec dc w beais Butil,* said l'l-'...... mIII l,, renal tail- ’I w.isiiI l really aclually nine ga make a ctiange* lacksonvillc lagnars . games, while the R-ldmIdm an. "Hut th is givi*s u s •s oll.-n nre. ih in k in g alM,iMint it a t all. If 1 (jim m u n IJnehan had an m eralln il-1 sive tackle Hictiard ( lunity School remains confidn fid e n c c as w e ninvc fiir- I Collier. Mill, his .ondnid iiio n h a s ^;oi it loday.y. g reat: if .m e o f in scco n d 25 r«ord in his first head lu-a shot white silling in >nd b u t c lo se d th e g a p wrd ard to tiic districi and In a c.ir b.-en iipgr,ul(-tl loigi»)dfmm gn my teamniunales scored all with i coaching jot), The Haniams outside an apartmeni Ihc win. The statetc tourm|i m cni.” •ni cnn- iinical Ihe goals, grc •real." Ytuilh.* s;ild C u ilh rooats a now sit at 22 Therhe CuUiiroats host Bliss h a v e b e e n o u isc o re d l->717-IH -( plex earlier ilils monlorith, IS < oilier will nn.lerg lefg.>pltysi of reaching; th t e ir>0 m ark. "I p o in ts. , but b arc ostensibly on Wc Ihls season, and tiave tia\ paral)7cd below ilielie waisi c.il itier,.p\ lo I,-am Wednesday, wliile Buhl .nil how tn was just n-aeally fiicuscd j)ii cimcedln;ling defeat In the race travels allowed at leasi ;«l ptiinlsits ini a n d h is left leg w as ani|unpuiai in.Ae Irorn Ins lu w ls to W endell. b.'.l IO 11,e wm. ... liver)’I lune you for the: loptc seed at the dis- ____ wvi-n straight games datliiating ed. his doctor said Moi ■loiidav. w h e e M ia ir. Ile w wil ill n e v e r Inse you le;iearn somelhing. iricttoun back to lastyear. O illier was on a ven u m a m e n t. DauiavUl Hailiari- tnay I f •emil.noi w,ilk ag,uii. tlu-.locnociorsaid, U'e need toI learnI itial every -We’rv T tie m o v e w as m a d e h e a t tv probably looking xhetl a t 20B-7:l-, x :30 o r lead- for aboul three vseek.•eks a n d - Tlie Aisocijlociated Press m in u te c o u n mis.' al theNo, No 2 seed sliil unless dbash
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MINIDOKlOKA COUNTY TWIN FALLS COUNIUNTY ' ^LAN ORDINANIANCE NO, S ll ADVERTISEMENT FOROR BIOS ^NDS FOR LEASE AN ORDINANCE OF THE^E ICITY OF HEYBURN, MINIDOKA3KA COUNTY, IDAHO, ANNEXING3 ClCERTAIN REAL PROPERTY •Tho CasOolord Joni School Dislnct Di: . 417 15 IA ACCEPTING BIOS FOR OWNSO BY BLINCOE FARMS,FA? INC. AND TERRYW SANIANFOROANDBfl^NOAL SANFORD: r d , adja cen t to t h e city accepting Wds lot a 14 Pos& •ARU/PASTURE LEASES WHICH SHOULD HAVEE BEENB INCLUDED IN THE DESCiSCRIPTION OF THE LAND ANNEXECXEO IN ORDlNAf^CE NO 507, immediate dolivory with th* lollow ,u ol Indian Affairs is now acceptng AND LOCATED IN M:NIDCNIDOKA COUNTY: AND, FINDINGQ SSUCH TO BE CONSISTENT WPTHTH THE' CITYS*C0MPREHEN- BODY OPTIONS: ds U16I NOON, on OcMer 7, 2008! SIVE PLAN AND d es igGNATING n ; THE ZONING FOR SUCHCH LANO AS -CO' (COMMERCIALL GENERAL)GE ANO.-PROVIDING 14 Passenger win lap bens on vonousJ3 fifainvpasture looses on the Fcrtt FOR AtWPTlON WITH ONLYONI ONE READING: AND, PROVII3VIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATE Tintod Glass Hal R*5«ryoiirvoDon. Bid lotms and addibcnal in- WHEREAS. m« O t/ rindss thalth: the land doscnb«d b*tow, (tnotho 'SuCtocl Ptopetty"), is contguousLIS lolc Ihe Cit,r as sol lorih cn the Firo ExT lormatwnI coxcon be obtained by contacting the> arsa map aDactitd as Exht;xhfcii'A'.and, FirstAidKit Bureau Ofrt IncIndian Atlairs ol (208)238-2305 ort WHEREAS, t » saKj Subj«ct)«ct Ptopwly may likely bO d*v*lop«dped Icr convnorcial uses rt the futuie:e:ond. ai Body Fluid Kil 238-2307. WHEREAS. Ih» City hasdaMd*termn*d and hereby Inds tfuit itIt «ieither has adoquatt curront laolilios« s anda resourcos lo provido City ReltocUve Triangles uUkty Mtvicas b Rw S<£)»cfc)*cl Prop«rty Of that 1 will oblain w adevelop tuch m ihp future as it is abUablo to do to. and, AM-FM Rad« win CD Player PUBLISH S*pSopl 16. 18. 20, 22,24, 26. 28. M5 WHEREAS, tr» City hotoby»tjy dotormnos> and declares that illl ISis tn Iho besl mtorests ol not only thothe ptoperty cwners ol the Sub- Healed and temol* control r*arrviewmittcrt vi« and Oct 2,4 ond 6, 2008______|»ci Propotty, txjt also lh«Ih* City( as a wtiolo Icr such land lo boI onnoiod mio ttto Cily and th^tat suchsi anneialKxt is consislont AO roqured eritergency *xit» per>r IcIdahoCode . Wllh m« Ciiys curent vsnlc »ra*on of m* City# Corrprehensive» PtPlan and thal such anoonation i3 reasceasoruble given all faciors. and Front and tear Air Conditoning,}, Rear R Passengor TWIN TYi FALLS COUNTY WHEREAS. m« owners (>« rp*lltion*i&") ol such Subject Piop4tc^wtfy. Bkncoo Fa/ms. Ine and T«rry■*rry W Sanlcrd and Brenda L Hoaier NOTICI Sanlord. havs i«qu«slM>d atannexaton and the Oty can proco< TICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ocoed with lhe anneialion as a 'Caiegctlegory A’ typo ol annexation as CHASSIS OPTIONS: T.S No. 10) -t46304-C-t. Loan No . 7437988256>6 s«t lonh in Idaho CofM SectunSmi 50-222 (3) and (5)ta). and. 5 7 Liter Gas GM en^no A PN RPTOC>T00107214210A NOTICE IS HERE-E- WHEREAS. th« City has d*l*rmlrwd(Mli that the most appropnattlato zoning district doslgnatons Icr tho said Sub)oct Prc^>etty would Dual rear wheels BY GIVENJ thJthaL FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN- b« *CG* (CoffVTwciat G«n«>«n*rar): and. 22V7S/18Ttes SURANCE: CCCOMPANY the duly appointed Suc-c- WHEREAS, pusuant k> tn* laws of lh* Stale ol Idaho and th d the ordinancos ol mo Cit^, public heatingsh*:i wet* held pursuani lo Hydroiiic Brakes cessot TrustetKtoo, will on 12/2/2008 a l l 1 00 AMM ' pubic notK« as lollows beloreb t the Heyburn Plannng andd ZcZoning Ccmmission on August 11.. 200820( al 7 00 P M and reported 124 ompAllemolot (recognizedd lolocal Dme), Al n e ontanco to n«i« IB ftcomrrwndaaons lo5 lh«the Clly Council ol rts Augusi 13,3, :2008 tegular mooDng. and boleroro trie6 Heyburn City Council on 35 Galton Fuel bnk Firsl Amctlcaitican Tllte Ccmpany Quitiing. 26050 • • August 13. JOOflatTOOP0 P M ; and both bodMS did invit*I arond take pubbc commoni and rocoiveoived dxumonts which were all Bids trxisl be lecehed by OcloMOMr t. 2008. bids 3RD Avenue I adrnttM] lo th« official t»co< iu« Ncrn, Twin Foils. ID. wil sell at ecotd ol th* pfoc**dings and wei*I ai:olso duly tcviBwed. and. will be opened on Odobet 2. 2006200 and awardad pubic auction,iion. to n e highest bidder, fot cash, in WHEREAS, th* PJann»igB andan Ziwing Commission, aflor du*lu* deliberation, tocommonded to tho C ho Council that such pelrticn tor OctoUr 3, 2008. II you haveive any quostcns lawV monoyley 04c Vte Uniied Stales, all poyobte al annoia»on b« grantod and anc th* Subject Ptc^rty b* 2orwdMd as CG ('Commercial General*),. andani tho Crty Council after due pl*as« call th* school al 208-531-537-6511 and ash tre kme >1 ol s.>lo. s. tho lollowing doscnbod teal ooiib*niticn, agrsM IhatsuIt such p*ttion shouk) b* granted ancand Bnds thal such romng designaticn i ten IS in the b*sl inteiaccs ol the for Ur Wiseman Sup«nntend«■ndonvPtinctial ol prep*tt/ andnrj [^.'•'■11.11 [ Finporty. srtuated m |i»* Oty d«l adoptado( Ordrusnce 507 which am eied»d ioVter land ot the sam* said pelitoneMnois and it was Ihe mtonton of scf;b*d OSI folloloi*:. THE EAST 50 FEET OF)F th« City and lh« p«Ution«r3 «rs that land d*scnb*d hete b* annoiino«od al n a t time but through inadvetWvettenco was onunod. IPUBLISH Seplembet 22 Woughgh Oct( 5, 2008 THE FOLLOW•LOWING DESCRIBED REAL ES-S- FURTHER. conslsl»nt withIth lh*IT Iwogoing. tn* Ctty rruk«s the10 fcllowir>gf< findings arti condusiottt ' TATE TOWN5WNSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANGE 17 1. Th# Si*>f*et Property a3 cocontiguous to lh* City ol H*ybun TWIN FALLS COUNIUNTY EAST, BOISEISE MERIDIAN. TWIN FALLS COUN-■J- 2 Th* City has dcnwsbc waterwat and s*w*< faciliti*s adjac*nt.1 loto tn* Subioct Ptoporty NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'SP S SALE TY. IDAHOD SECTION S{ 21 A TRACT OF LANO10 3 Th* propwty own«rs ol)l thetrv Subject Prop*rTy hove request*»5t*d lo be anneied into Ihe Oty andnd haveh pefilioned the City to b* TS No 08-0089023 Title OtdetSat No W832064 LOCATEDI IN IN THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF)F ann*j*d Paicel No RPT50210000I30AOA Th* lolowing THE SE 1MNW1/4. IMI DESCRIBED AS FOL- 4 Th* K»jtn*m bofd»t of ttth* Su&t*ct Pioporr^ a near cr c and nerolore such the Sub|OCt L- t conligucus to tho Inlorstalo 84. and desCTCed property will b* soldd ala: public aucton LOWS BEGINiGlNNING ON THE SOUTH BOUND-3- Pro()*rty has groal pot*ntui»ntial fof oomm*'cial dovolopmontI andan IS loss sutablo cr dcsitabW for3t rosidontalro development Tho to Ih* h > c ^ t bidder, payabtoI* inir lawfii money ARY OF HIGHLANO HI AVENUE AT THElE *asl*m bc*by ol Allianc* Ti- NORTHWESTEST CORNER OF THE TRACT D£-E- 5 Th* proJimlly of H* SuC^*ubfect Property to Highway 27 andI lo Eiit 208 ol 1-84 makes commoicialcial development ol Itte prc^rty fle & Esacw located al 14111 FalsF Ave East SCRIBED HEREIN. HEI SAIO NORTHWEST COR- . not ortfy ftasibl*. but likMy R- lely ol pnm* nt*r*sl Th*l3caSonofn of tho Subjoct Pioporty alows lor relarelat^ory easy acc«ss tor Vucks Suit* 1315. Twn Falls. ID 83301. on NER BEARSRS NORTHI 86 DEGREES 31 WEST arid othtr comm*rcial v*hK*hid*3 to trav*l to il hom i e4 ond tot iT iotjmtol-84 aeatrig loss trallic probkroblerrts within n e other porticns 01/26/2009 at 11 00 am. (tecognognized kxal bme) 268 11 FEET:ET a n d SOUTH 00 DEGREES 0414 olth*City tor the purpose oi toreckMingI nm a l certain Deed EAST 25 0505 FEET I FROM THE NORTHEAST 6 Th* Suti«ct Property cancan Ibe served rww or n th* futuio by ST by ai ol lhe City s municipal utlity wr>d«s MORTGAGE ELECTRONC RREGISTRATK5N GREES04 04 WEST t57 FEET. THENCE A That th* City’s *conomyTV shoulds be enharwed wiH twffierer ccommercial do<«loprTv>nt Tho Pl.in>l.in noted the positve eccromic :e SYSTEMS. INC . os Benehciarciary. to RECON- NORTH 865 DEGREESDE 31 WEST 168 ll FEETIT #fl*cts of Ih* J R SimploKilol Company poiato processing pbnlbnlonthoC iN Mh>ch plant was ctosoQosod subsequoni to the adopton TRUST COMPANY, the Ci#i*uienl Trustee ol ALONG HE TWE SOUTH BOUNDAfly OF HIGH-H- of »>* Plan Th*bosjn*sa«ISS and jobs loct as 0 r»s(il ol that plantpla closing havo not b<«n tuiiy topiace cor»islenta with Ch* charoctensticscs col the land \*/hre cuttentfy the SuC)«iubject Preperty is b*it^g used as 13 OF SMALLWOOD SUBOIVDIVISION NO 2. mcY* partculaicular d*Jcripton ol n* above teiet-it- farm land. 9i# Subj*ct Pic(P ic^ rty s ctiaracterKKs at* consisuWSteni commercial use. due to its ckis*.kis* access lo both Higt>way 27 TWIN FALLS COUNTY. IDAHO and 1-84 Th* comm*raal ^ HO. ACCORDING *nc»d reaJI property,pro but for puipOMs ol compl. 3»l growth rwit to and olorig Highwayiay 27 and neit to and along tr» fronia^yilage ol 1-84 appears lo be vety TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED R IN anc* with Si liWiy I Section 60-113 Idalu Cod*, n* BOOK 7 OF PLATS. PAGE 16,16. RECORDSOF Ttuste* hasas been I mlcrmed trtai the aOdiess C Th* surv*y conductedi pupuruMnt to th* a*alion oi m* curr ajrtenl Compiehen-jve Plan indicatedted a , n**d for more nnd hjrn*r SAIO COUNTY Th* Trustee hajhas no knowtedg* som«t(n*tI asaoaatedasj win said teal proporty is *cononnc d*v*lopm*nt: in tn*B Ofy, espectaly along th* nnl* Interstate corridor' The Plan noies1 thaltha not onfy wc^id such d*v*I- of a n w e paiteuai descnpton•n oto n e above rei- 484 HIQHLANUNO AVENUE TWIN FALLS, Idaho opnwnt stmUat* tt>* •concccnomc growth of th* City, but alM>Iso the grcMth woUd rv^isase ir^e City: 10 CrtysLubas* Afco. such eco- erenced real property, but lor purposepur ol compk- 83301 Saidd satesa Wll be made witicwt covenant nomK; grovth wil s&mulal*lal* r*sid*n«ai ^owlh m th* City nt one* win kiaho Code. S*cboebon 60-113. the or warraiVyry regardng r< irtte possession a en 0 Con«n«icu>i growin ol r « rv I ffie Clly thoJd occur m ar*as ol th*It'e City apart fiom tesKJentiai us*s, andani ideaihy should not m i wifi Tiustee has been mlomed n nat a t n e sBeet ad- cumbrancests toK saVsty no obtigaton secured by oie tn g or fulur* ar*as ol r*sid*ntalr« growth Anneiaoonanc 5y and ronngoltr^e Subiocl Propoity wdptovcewdi means loOscourage dr*ss ol 4U FALLS AVE W . TWINT> FALLS. ID and pursuaniam to the power ol sato contorred n such undssirabi* mo olI usesum and allow the City to plan lorr mmoreordoity gicvith 83301-3«89 IS som*tim*s auocisocuUed iwn sax] the 0*«d1 ol o Trust executed by CKAO E Th* Plan*ipi*ssty *ncouicoufoges corrrneroal devoloptrwntH in tl* ai»a of L>il 208 ol 1-84 the' eiit«iit closest lo n e Subgect Prop- .0 •rty real pr«*«iTy Bidders must b*« pr*patedp lo ten- EDWARD MCCALUSTER M< ANO MICHELLE.E d*t ttt* taiste* n* Ilil amount■rt olo n e bti at the LYNN MCCAI F Th*Cily. nlu4X»d r tn*ie rrvdderr ol It^ Mmi-Ca^sd area (Ma CALUSTER, HUSBAND AND WIFE,E. (M racka and C assa Coun«*s| ma>e:a>et ll the 'hub' ol lhe aiea and sal* m lh* tonn of cash, or a (cashiers check aa grantors, to accorar^iy d*vftlopm*ntOfnt of 1)^ Oty. botn r*sd*ntial and corrcommeicial is rte»iiabie and bertg plan t, to TITLE FACT, as Trustee tor n«T* planned Icr by n e Ctty drawn on a state or l*d*rally rrsi. s u e d savrtgs irv benefit and s 9 C m nticial us« ol Vt*e ScSubrect Prcc*rTy w>l ina*as* ttw t ti taointy ol 'MERS' MORTGAGElE ^e tax base ol the City and provide» Icr n« means to partalty or m slrtutwn Said sal* win be>e made wshoul ELECTRONIC whoK lund protects wimmiin fwB area anrwi*d ot^ po»set^ oth INIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMSS other services lor n e Ctr< at large covenant cr warranty. *xpr*ssss or implied, re- INC. SOLELY 10 Th* curi*rM us* ol th*« SubjectSi Property is ag re iiu a l Th .ELY AS NOMINEE FOR LENDER:r The petteners have requested thalal ththe land be ron*d commetcal <;arang tO*. possession or encumbrances *m to SPECTRUM O'l>gh( ndusDial Th*Ci^Cltr finds Ihat CG ('CoTimercJol G*n< IM FUNDING CORPORATION as •eneraP] is most appropriate al n o iirn*tma If tr« land w*<* nin*d as itsty th* obligation s*cu*d) byb] and pusuant Bertenoary. di agricultural 9>* City woulduld hav* l*ss abloprTwnt ol the Subged Preperty V) rr* power ol sal* conlerredred «i n a l c*rtam a t InsVi/rwnt . and lh* land m that ai*a»a at>3ai th*retc»* tn* City s plantingig rneeds are bettor ler.od by rcnngmj triett land as CG CCofTirTwrcial ■ent No 2004011978 andre-teccrdedM) GtnsiaO at tm* C««d ol Trus: The detaiit lotI wivchwt Vus SOI* « 6/7/04 #2004-004-012167. tocords ot Twr FaAsAs to be 'n*de ts Faikiie to payi thth* mcnWy p a y CourVy. Idaho, I t Ann«iaticn olm* SubfACt>r*ct Picverty at thes tn%* s in n et b*d>ed to and ncorporoled into n e said D**d 01 Trust, and arfy tupcupplerrtenta) rrttdi- FACT THE AJ City ol H*ybL(n as a Mrtirt ol &a;d Ory and. d e cit^ limts oly ththe Ciry ot Heybun be Hghwey 04 thal l*S witrwithm Go««inment lots 2 arxJ 3 tr» SZN2SZ' and fte UZ’S3 ol Sectcn \Y RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS OBli-.1- 7. Townstjp 10 South. Ram and n a soto. together with1 anyar uipaid and i GATION The The Delaulllcrwhiehihis tate s tobe>e Rang* 23 East of Boo* Mendan.an. MmKtoU Cooir^ waho ot accnjng tMl property taxes Pa/cel 3 AI Ihil pc<6cn of et. and'or aaaess- made is(he lhe te iu e to pay w h e^ ju e. iM eim n of interstale Highway 04 Vat l«s*s 'witt»n n* S2 W 4 and th* N2-SWJSW4 o) Secton 8, Tciwnship'lO menu. «8orn*ys’ fees. Trustees' Soun. Rartg* 23 Easl olH thetN Botse Mendtan, M n d o u Countunty. Idaho « t' l**t and o » b . D«*d of rtusi Ttusi and Note dated 6/2/2004. Th*-te and any oeier amouH advancedced 10 protect sati mcnthly paym> S*cton2 Th* said Sub|*ct:i*ct Pioperty ilvxAd be and hereby i iym*ntt lor Pnnapal, lnter**t and Hv-!V- by s ioft*d as IWiows “CG" (Commercnerual General) Such d*sigr\a- seojrity, as aunonzed in Vw« prormttcryp note poi/idt |if opp bon as to such land shanin beb« d**m*d an amendment to f>* C opplcobte) ol 725 25. du* p*r monnffl e City » Oricial Zomng lAip s*cu*d by n* afor*m*nbon*d• d 0**d ol Trust from 11/1/200 Secton 3 Th* City Courcilncil hav»ig by authonang mobon and ol tequnng tn ?007 n n x g h 120/2008, and « tii>-b- and vote waived the tiie g thl** separate readngs ol ttus Th«r*lor*, Ch* 6*n*hciary *te< Otdintnce, by tiO* arx) m K th*r*lo(* n « orctr^anc* sT\al I *tecta to t*l. or t*qu*nt paymaymanb untl n* date ol tate a r*«i-n- a l b* in tjl Ince aix) onect frcm ardrid afteia' lb f»sl and only r*ac»ng caus* said Vusi ptop*rty to be PASSAQ*, app'cval and pi«li(»bonpUi: be tdd. to aatstr tlatemenl Th* Th prtnopal baianc* owng as ol SOK} obbgaton. NOTICE IS HEREBY Hj GIVEN thit dal* onn lh*Ih oWigabon secued by ta ti Deed»d PASSE 0 thts 27tn day olI August.Am 2000 by tn* City Council ol theI City ol Heybum TVIAT THIS FIRM IS ATTEMP1 APPROVED tns 27th dayy of August, 2008, by Iw Mayor ofI thithe Crty ol Hey bim I.IPTINQ TO COL- oi Tt»'< It> &S5.192iS! 67. plus Mxrued nter««t aial THE CITY OF HEYBURN LECT A DEBT ANO ANY MFOIFORMATION 06- th* rate <4112 12 125% pet annum from 10/1/2007I? By G*org« A ArvMrson.n.Mayoi M TAINED W IL BE USED FOfFOR THAT PUR- Al d*lnqu*mJ*tt « n o u ib at* rww du*. togeiheret Attest POSE. ANO THAT TME DEBTBJ MAY BE DIS- witl acounging tote< charge*, and nteratt. u ^ MHd Lmda L Oayt*y, Cl*rk PUTED THE ABOVE ORAiRANTORS ARE and acoungung laxet. asaaaainenti. Vuate*!II NAWEO TO COMPLY W rw SECTKM4S-1506SE( Im *. aBonvym *yt le n . and any am ouib ad-d- PUBLISH S*pH m b*r».20). 200« (4Ka) IDAHO CODE NO REP?EPRESENTATION vano*d toi protectpro Vte t*eunty attoctated withth IS MADE THAT THEY ARE.E. ORI ARE NOT. M torecbaun9*uf* Ttt* 6*n*Aoairy atectt to t* l or PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE■ FORR TWS OBLI- caua* th*> trutl tru piop*rty to be toU lo toattyi^ QATION DATED : MriS/TOOaoa Nam* and Ad- takj obOgatorl»on Dated 7/3(y200e FIRST AMER-R- dr*H ol tm Cuteni Ttutii* te» RECONTRUST; K2AN TOLE.E INSURANCE U COMPANY Da* Or->• COMPANY ISOO Tapo Canyonyon R d , SV2-202 tega. aUhonVwru*d signal cry Eik u Ivre* SIMI. VALLEY. CA 00029-1821121 PHONE (SDO) Trust** Satvn«vK *t. LLC at 225S North Or««»i» W1-821B RECONTRUST COMOMPANY Succat- SM*!. SutaJt* 400 Burbank. CaHomia »1504-4- scr Trutte* A/nanda Rom*,*, T*«ti M*n«*r 3120 SateLltte. (714) 730-2727 ASAPf’» ASAP* 2081550 2842490 te PUBUSH Sapl 23. X. Octob*r17 7 and 14, 2008 PUBLISH >*pl Sepl 23 30. Octobar 7 «id 14,2008