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PagoA2 ■___ Idahohio delegation M ag ic ValO.LEY urges^ participants toobcbey the lavi^ , i ^ By MichaellaelJoumee Tlnie»«ew«lews wrtter_________________ s POCATE\TELLO - The Idaho con- gressionalnal delegation is continu- •4^ ing its steosteadfast support for thc I self-prockoclaimed “Shovel Brig- ■■ jBH protest over the federal ' govemmennent’s land manngcmeiit I^nicticcsts Having fun: H ie nFiler il Fun B j|^ B But Idahdaho’s U.S. senators and D ays p a r a d e th a t woundw i | ^ re p re s eentatives n t arc equally t h r o u g th e d t y SaturdaySal adamantIt tlthat law-breaking, vio- aftern o o n in clu de d ju st about | H H Icnce orr evieven slaking out uncom. IBjliBtraB promisinging positions sliould not evetything. l | | | i | j f i | 2 bc part of nextr week’s “Jarbidge Rebellion.”Dn." on ey o Thc deleIclegation spoke to thc M issue whilehile attending tliis week- end’s Idahciaho Republican conven- tion in Poca’ocatcllo. RepRep. Helen Chenoweth- | Hage, R-IdMdaho, has toned down h er cal opposition to the Forest Ser%service’s decision not to restore a grgravel road in northern l’s Humboldt-Toiyabe B al Forest which wos outOUI several years ago. Sad exit: Small-busiusiness own- She said1 shshe wouldn’t want her ers barely breaking■ i ng even in statementsnts toI jeopardize ncgotia- downtown Hagenna tions bctwcttween thc Forest Service, eating off th e mainmanarerelo- < th c ivel Brigade and Elko in drag or ' w a lk ^ a w a y . UJOAriCMIW/ County. Nev.,Ncv officials. “Elko CoCounty and the Forest PageDl (mimzmDHO*. • M *iKter a t tlw Oottfooi(iMr lm In JsrMdg*. Nev., MitfId h«'» concerned about crowdwdlng In the canyon July 3 andNd4. Service havehavi been working very hard to findfini a solution accept- able to everyone,”eve Chenoweth- F amily L ifeFE Hage said.lid. “It is quite a tum- Pomp and circumsta ------ around fromrom a year ago.” ‘O Chenoweoweth-Hage said she Meet south^centiBl I f n e ^ i nless se;ts in a;IS p r o t t 'C tX O hopes onin agreementi can be 104 high sdiool vale e st ne; dedictori- re a c h e di beforebe th e b rig ad e’s ans. eb)iaS.Nutc^ 1.a.-./.‘day or travclinjg for si plannedI Ju ly 3-4 g ath erin g in . ■ P Jarbidfce. PaeesE2-4 ..-S S S i parade, th e O ix td o o ^ oiyoD controversy ; .... .............“Itiiinik k nnext weekend will be *1 ilBIDGE, Nev. officc or th e Red Dog; SaloonS “for NeNev. - a tiny town where resldondonts crave qufot-’ - • - . ’ a celrfiraucauon,” she said of her Sports JARBrvriuen messages on a stackk lunch or party" - ^pi<pical gather- sits uncomf>mfoftobly In tfio center of 0 loomximtng dispute over a ‘.'’•■7 ,-T rn confidencece tthe grtmps will tcach Handwriper grocery sacks explaiaa ' ing places for th e townvn’s 35 or so closod Foreorest Scfvlco rood. Tho Issue couldcou come to a head -■ ^ ’-'^7 '- a settlementlent. National nine: N inel tie proprietors of Jarbidgc’sS year-round residents, noxt wceketikend, bringlog Jartjldge ond theie nneortjy South The grouproup has said it intends VaUqr high sdiool ro lg Post aren’t minding thee *This time of year,r, J a rb id g e Canyon Roa^OOCJ Into tho f»e0ft of 0 dcbote0 ovovor fodoral lands to use voluolunteers armed with letes ride their wayI rodeo i ath- Trading starts swelling to a po{opulation of policy, shovels to restore the road national finals. V into th e store. rief lessons, .. 100 oror so, when In today'e»71me»M«ws, 71 we talk to JortidgoIdgo residents obout - m H| p despite clai:daims from the Forest In briedso tell the r t - j rest re tu r n tfio rood - anda tho self-procialmcd ‘Shovetovcl Brtgado' heading Scrvice and the environmental- Pa2e 01 of life in Jarvtd^resunesidents ha v e n o from1 w a rm er to town. InfIn Monday's Timcs-Ncws. we tackletacf somo t>aslC ^ ^ ists th at to doI so would further s to ry ol e r lodgings Quostlonss aatwut the Issue: What do proto: th re a te nn thetl habitat of the t h is old m o c x p e a n ^ » ‘3 .'2eir homp^ in occomplish'sh? How will fedonil agencies. respond?ros And wtiat is ^------------------- 1 endangered!red buU trout, O pin io n While somesore brigade members to w n onfio o r of w<:eekend ed *’®'rem ote and tf>o signincoriconco of South Canyon Road?I? Hand It oven S tate g( ro w Igefi Canyon, _______________________________ frienidly d settle' and theirr supporterssu are serious 5 govern- Jarbidgem e to th e meot.1 .about re-esi^-establishinR the road ment is swimming in ~ husband,i. 1Chuck, are preparing end. ^ , using th eireir own elbow grease, revenue. Ibd^y^ edit: in excess. **Goncied,** one sack says. where Christinas lights ditorial com fee<i ro post theiheir Tsawhawbitts Bed St A self-proclaimed:d Shovel most recognognize that the debate the obvious question: > are at che Tsawhawbitts\ old jail, house signs pro B reakfastst as private property. Brigade says it's coming s idents’ first names ana d locks ng to town over th e roadroa( has become a sym- -about a-tax cut? 1 come on over.” says ! recently renewed her July 3 and 4 to work on01 reopen- bolic struggl ““ Hi™ Ra“" her " of the sacks thatt need not be sturdy. aggie over federal gov- a n o th e r , » — I. cardiopultuhnonary-resuscitation in g S o u th C an y o n RRioad u st ernm ent landlant management prac- lerlte and Rey Nystrom1 -• But this June then certificatioidon. south of Jarbidge. a Pa*® AM Marguei vousness tmusual for Ja a pro ect dees. l a ^ y to hang on m e con- Jarbidge Near rl>ehe middle of town. Red Uncle Sam says willI threaten1 Brigade o: k eep hd^bin's u door. e organizers say they v erte d f^ At one end of dujusty Main Dog SalooiDon owner Roy Mobert rare bull trout. Brigadede organu- expect betw.stween 3,000 and 5,000 sr messages say the store­ Street,'Krinn McCoy isischedong mkescomfinfort in his shotgun, ers are preparing foior a huge volunteers•s to show up to a stag- O ther's are1 exploring, wood cut< her water pumps,-finre ladders Jarbidg.ige residents have no shovel-wielding crowd/d. tossing S e c t i o n b y sei ____ keepersthing, i taking a snow holl* and e x ^ g u is h e rs . Shehe and her idea whatIt to expect next week- QE.PageAlO Please see}ee lAWMAKERS,I Page A ll SECTION dng, H«hi Please see JARBIOQE Section A Sed W eather___ 2 Mone)action D >ney ....1-8 :gatta hacid hum bjle beginnnings Nation . Natior World........... 7 Movie: ivies........ m K M Idaho ...9 ,1 6 I Races;s celebrate West ....9 -1 1 S e d ictlon E. 25th anniversarya 0 _ Focus: ftatur IDAH( RFG /1 KorpaWarl2.13 stures I Cavener Opinion ..14.15 edlctortans . ■ writer______________ ..............2-4 Today’s Regi^atta events MoreA Inside issword.. .3 M K g S :Y - AVboats rev their: --------------------------- sections it th e 25th anniversaryr * XOa.m. - Qualifying{and 0 testing, at tho ^R egattii m achos final . Magic \*IIeyL-4- atto, racers fire up memo- course. dey tn Buriey - C l Obituaries . , a last events. * 10:45 B.fn. to 6 p.m,n,-Elimination finals, at ^ ictiori F . l | | H ;ro runner-up in high1 the course. TTw tfragt ara gone, Idaho/West 5 .8 Cbmnr bbut Duff to back Timunlty ..1 the Super Stock racing 6 DearA I * pjn. - Duck raco. alat tho course. -P « C e « C e -7 3rAbby:..2 was Rookie of the Year‘ Admission to the Idaho10 Regatta is S12 for Classil a long time ago,” saidI adults ond $7 for chlldrIdren. A fomlly package >or I ssified'.4-20 /UBTMn Section C By Lorrainelilton, & owner and driver two adults and two cniklildren Is $26. A onwJoy I ivoirttt Tom Uavttt of 0sd«n, UtiUtah salutM a routing ractpilt Fix SS98. “Now, we feel1 pitpass Is $7 andparklrklng Is S2 for tho entire • 'Sports . .1-8 • Crowd tevoi Ttmea^ilawa %> •r • prtllmlnary h tat at th« IclahiIaho R ifitta on Saturday. ease see REQATTA. Page A2 day. dook afttr i BURLEY m m m r n c fi engines at i . PlMMHef*! Idaho Regatt 2t profiles memberinng Americ ries from pasittenwar Inexpensrive Intemet 5?g Ren “W e wer< points forle th storming ocross the jarades, only “ ;an border. imperil U.l.S. citizens’i’ privacy G l a s s if ie More on Korea-A12- serir-? and w; IED 5rira fbr U.S.
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