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B B i F oRECA.qT;______Sourtc: rjjtjcnal Weamcr S I A c r o s s TrH f E NATION Tu^jiUy, July 22!2 . . AccuWtaihTime conditioni tmi hljh tcTBpcrii M agic Valley Dannyly’s remnants soaki ^Southeast; heavy' rrains extend north■h : MAOA Partly doudy withth isolatedi< afternoon and early c ------thunderstorm s. HighJl 990 to 95. Soudieast wind 5 to I M i______w ard into Tennessosee, Kentucky and southem Virp/ir^ n iaJ shifting to southwestst irin the moming. Tonight partly 1 ■ O n th e southem•n Plains, sh o w ers and thunderstierstortrts e arly then clcarinfi.. LotvLoi 55 to 65. \Vcdncsday pa n lyIy 1d m d y le fto v e r■s s cof Hurricane Danny pouretired more were scattered overo' Kansas and Oklahoma^m a ^ n n il .. 50 95 r a in o n A la b amma a on Monday and spread1 bandsbt of stretched northeastaSt through M issouri into Illinois,lots. ; |CoaufO-AhirB|e( ‘ i widi a chance of aftcmicmoon diundcrstorms. ILgh 90 to fe 4 ; T hc ultraviolet inde*idcx foa'cast is 6. a high exposurerc l«el. showers across thcth e re st o f th c Southeast, andid showerss From Illinois, rairain spread north into Wisconsinnsin anti E xtended regionional forecast and thunderstormnns were scattered from thee southernso northeast across largela areas of the Ohio Vallt^,ley, w ith , , P lain s to N ew EngLngland. heavy rainfall pnjrompting flash flood warningnin g s ih Wednesday mosdydy simny• then becoming partly 1 Danny had dwitwindlcd to a broad low pressuissurc area parts of Indiana animd Ohio. iLewtton I f l ~ with scattered aftemocmoon thundersiorm s. Highs in the rers also extended from Ohioio ac a c r o s - Thursday through^1 SSaturday mostly sunny with a s l S i t butcommuodpnproducing heavy rainfall inn westernv A Unc of shower chancc of afternoonan anda evening showers and thirii.mriAr A la b a m a , w u h as much as 9 inches of raintin in five upstate New York;k a n d th ro u g h New England. storms mainly over' thc mountains. Ilighs ih thc upppper so; homausmgllcilIcsh flooding in C hoctaw C ounrunty. In the desert SiSouthwest, showers and thunhu n d e f- ■ j, a to low er 90$. Farther south,1, morer rain also fell in coastaistal coun- stonw were scatie;tered across southeastem Califoa lifom ia ------Camas Prairie tie s w h e re th e scosto rm h a d dum p e d u p to 30) imiriches of and western Arizorana with thundershowers alsoIso possi-p ra in d u rin g th c wwc eekend. b le in s o u th e m NiNevada. A few showers develciveloped Partly doudy witir i: Ur isolated thun'Jcrstorms today.ly. High T h e s t o * i w aIS s ddriftin g slow ly tow ard th c nnoi o rth a n d over so u th e rn Coloilo rad o a n d n o rth e m New Mcxico. cxia ; in the 80s. Tonight1 partlypa doudy \Wth a slight cha: e x p e c te d to tu rnn ggradually toward the northea;le ast. Cool a ir also settl:ttled across p a n s o f th c W est,it, wwl here I evening thunderstorm:Drms then mostly dear. Low -JS /ers and thunderstorms loopedd ou0 tw ard G rand Junction, CcColo., tied a 100-year-old recordord w ith Wednesday partly doudy.doi A chance of thunderstoi!nrl^-. T h c ultraviolet indexdex forecast is 8, a high exposuree 1le\'cl. D epanm cnt roadI reportsre is; httpJ/»vww.state.idus/i-us/itd/itdlimpg.htm
ly docunTients L;^atinos B u m - . :Smd^ Continued from A l D ep a rtmtment e is getting ready to s sam ple of th e exllaust gas tola a lab la o - The indneratorr emittede about build anoimother radioactive waste ratoiy. i Tlu2 analysis confirmedned thc 8 pounds of chlori:3rine per hour. incineratorItor at INEEL As pan of a instruments i were correa ng in naation’s e(^conom^ The administrativeve limit for the 1995 agregreement with Gov. Phil Representatives of theI IdIdo ah o llaggir in d n e ra to r is 4 poun)unds per hour. Batt, thedle department has signed a Division I of Environm ental QualityQua; njured and no contiactfojt for a plant Uiat would ucat i ^P) — Vice Hispanicic economic status “We have renewed jjj- No one was inji and thc federal Environmenm e n tal ium-contamlnated waste I CHICAGO (AP)Jore credited released1 bybj L a Raza sh o w s a th ird American At dream itself,” G heahh threats resulsuited from the plutonip Protection Agency at th e facilicjcility to vith hazardous chcmicals. witness\ the trial bum wttc told President Al Gonelping fuel the of Latinos3s arei in poverty and trail said. sa “This country is bey)etter *n°dcnt, the Energjrgy Department niixed widi told of Hispanics with helpi)oom that has other cliinihnic groups in education-. be ca u se o f di\’crsity." reported. No dtatioitions have been The plantpla would includc an the t inddent. in c in e rrator a tt that would burn a U.S. economic boovered inflation al levels,s, homeI ownership and Gore ' said thc new economyny has issued, Tlic low-level radioactivei wwa aste raised wages, lowcnning climate for health insuisurance protection. created cr' 12.5 million new jijobs, incident hasl a s r a is e d con- portion of th1 e w aste. incinerator i was being testedsted as and oTjated a winninj T ho n aation’s ti Hispanic popuia- raised ra incomcs, includinglg the ocrns among criticitics of INEEL The wastewa treatment plant part j of an application for an air investment. ! armual confer- tion is 3212 million: people; in 10 minimum mi wage, and boostedid chc about the safetyty of burning would be operated> by a private quality c p e rm it. But Gore, at themal an Council of years, Hispjspanics are expected to stock stc m a rk e t by 150 p e rc en t.f. r a d io a c tiv e w a stee , ;and how the contiaaor,tor, BNFL Inc., on a fixed- One reason for the trial1 bbui u m s ence of the Nationalc audience of bcthelargtjg e s t U.S. m in o rity . But the sobering facc iss Ithat department opcniteiittis its facilities. price contisntract, similar to the con- is i to uncover such problerb le m s, r the troubled Pit 9 waste I La Razn. told thci aren't a sharing "\Vhat: happ<^hx to the Hispanic Hispanics Hi aren’t enjoyinglg th e “W h e th e r or noJtheyliehtiton t tl Knighten said. Operatorss com-co 2,200 that Latinoslie ar good times. communitylity is important to what bc } demonstration project at pleted p the last two low-tempem pera- b e n efits o f thc grow th, G o re s:said. fire, the DOE andj Itsit contractors t m c p i fu lly in ih c econom ic j turct trial bum s mthouc indder tinos are partic- happens; toto America,” said Raul "We must bring thac prospcpcrity continue to mishandiidle everything ^ S > irc ddent. . “Not enough Latino ^it 9 p ro je c t is m o re th a n 2 1 Monday. “We Yiaguirre,e, presidcnc\ of the Latino CO co evcrj-one,” G ore said. from plutonium to 'dry deaning According to a repon by tht e ipating," Gore said M chind s^edule, over bud- E < to do and we ad\-ocacygr’group. “AVliether A m erica Figures ] in tho report wereucom- c fluid,” said Beatric'rice Brailsford, Energy Department's Officefice o f • have a lot of work to il everyone in lias a Sod^ Security system thac is piled pil from a range of univerersity Pocatello represent;!nlative tor the I mired in a contract dis- Nuclear > and Facility Safeia fe ty , will not rest until e ;hares fully.” viable, whetherwh America has a studies sti and ccnsus data.• The' Snake River Alliancc departmentd manuals s:sa y : e v e ry com m unity shar "“ .“stotcmde '’During )cfore the con- Medicare! system^ that is viable will report rej represents “a mixedI bagb nudear watchdog gn ng the Moy 9 incident, “Operators “ should believe instru-inst His comments befc Ition’s largest bedetenninnined by Hispanics.” of of indicators for Latinos but\ ‘ '"c And a 1990 repo Experimental Reduction ment n readings and treat themtiem as ference of thc natioy group under- Gore, who v peppered his ne ’ operators did not ignore a negative stuff is pretty scrioi Energy DepartmES™ ” w° accurate unless proven oothi th e r- Hispanic advocacysued gi earlier in remarks withw Spanish phrases, sai lito r re a d in g s th a t show ed i said Sonia Perez, director of0* ^he Lawrence Livermoi,re"y.tio7al ^vise. Ig n o rin g an u n u su d re e a a d i in g . scorcd a report issueved America's creditedd thc ingenuity of re: t'els of hydrogen chloride, b research for La Raza. Laboratory in Qali:,alit„r„i.says because an operator bdieves;ves an thc day that showedic picturc of Hispanics3 andc other groups wth ‘ jn sa id . ii “The positives give us sc burning radioactivil.vc waste ,s a instrum ent is faulty can ccau au sc shining economicrcflecring onto forging “a “1 new economy in promise pn of what we need to hi found condensation in abnormal a conditions to be! und(>uni recent years isn’t rcfl imunity. America”i” by1 opening domestic the tht strength of the communi som e samimple f lines. There wasn’t tected. t In general, operater a to r s th e vast L atino com m i c study on and foreignign m a rk e ts fo r business. Perez P e said. "We view indncraeration as a vio- supposeded to be any hydrogen shoulds. check other indicationsions, if The first-time lation of thc cardinainal prindple of chloridele in thc waste being possibld, p w hen unexpectedi read-rci radioactive waste;te treatment; burned,, so so th e y a ssu m e d th c con- ings ii a re ob se rv e d .” namely, containinglg radioactivity1 densationon had1 affected the moni- IS ______------rather that spread Wagons lading it," the tor.Knightig h te n said. TimeS'Ncws staff u>ritcrrr N.S.N. la b ’s s d e n tis ts say in th e rep o rt. H ie openpcrators thought th e instru- Nq^-cntvcd^ can bc rcachcd at 733-7. ;Cotitlnuod from Al Meanwhile, the th Energy ment wasas suspect,s and they sent a ' 0931,0 E x t 237. che way - to acddent mightmi have been pretty to finish its three-month jo u r- ;friends made on►efore th th e cara- bad.” rie;riey today. The trek started i repair the wagon befoLake. The carairavan of wagons, horse OnOmaha, Neb,, and will endid at C3.ri3.dlwn s o r d e r is s u e d SundnIday. That con- a* ^he ponpoint where I don’t care. ssaid Monday the state wouldlid sues ;who helped build thc , w ith V a l . a modern-day pioneerr fPioneer Days festival. vinced some of tlie:ie b o a ts to give J “ st sh uLit t thd e A m e ric an s o u t from tlth e fish e rm e n in C anadian ccom o u rt ;h a d b e e n r i d in g wi “T his will m a k e it m o re ini up lhe blockadc. goin g thhrough ro our inside ;vater. Bochelo said he could notlot y e t ; R obins. Jc in someone commcmoinorating thc 150th esting, esc that’s for sure,” Kai.athy Xhe dispute cententers in part on wacer.” ^ ggive a figure for compensatiisa tio n • “Hc chose to ride i •efore the acd- anniversar>ary of the Mormon pio- R Rol obins said. Alaskans who cat:atch sockeye The CanI^adians wont Anderson tlthe state would seek. Bur he1C saidsi olse’s wagon'jusc befo iUow sa id . “ H e n e er tre k: toto U ta h ^vas tm v e lin g to :— salmon bound forfoi Canadian '<> resjortort failed salmon talks ccre^v overtime costs were accru-aca dent,” Julie Goodfello’le sort of feel- Little Mountain J above Gregory C Hahn is T/ic Timirrics- rivers and streams.s. • with thee UUnited States and ollow iiing a t S1.200 a n ho u r and thatla t tht e must have had some : 4-as telling him Emigration'an Canyon. N /Vci ews’ Mtr^l•CflJ^ia bureau chchicf. "The tish are belbeing targeted northernn BBritish Columbia fisher- AAlaska M arine Highway Systeiystem ; ing, or something M’as ac his age the Tho wageigon train is scheduled andano can be readied at 677-^042. before they get here.irc. T h ere ’s only > increase their take of \swas incurring scheduling; coco‘ sts something. I think ac: F ra se r RRivi iver sockeye. aand damage to its repunition.n.
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WASHINGTON (AP)) —- The by crediting hisis v wife wth raising from usingu anything he tellss wife of former Democratictic fund- che money. Thelie i three donations Congrcress abouc furfd raising ass raiser John Huang is joinirning her were obtained whwhile Huang was a evidencncc againsc him . husband in invoking herer Fifth . deputy assistantnc ccommcrce secre- Thei JusticeJ Department, which1 Amendment right to refiefuse to tary. is inves’estigating Huang, has told1 a n s w e r q u e stio n s fro m1 SiS e n a te ...... _ . ■ ------th c com jmmittee thac it opposes anyr’ Inves tigaiors. inity grant for Huang, com- Jane Huang, who had orioriginal- 'ShehoS bcCODhim e disUliisioued m itteee aidest say. ly agreed to be question< late investigators wanted to) investigators, canceled °a"s'ho'’/a s WlhtheprooirKessjKcaiiseof q j J s rtion i l Mrs. Huang about a1 uled deposition session last a si w e e k llieK-a\'tliethe prm has- [Jom 9, a, 1995 , 530,000 donationI with the Senate Governmn m e n ta l . , , an Indonesian'landscape> Affairs Committee, said hhc e r Los m m m a l c a•Hierhltslxmd.' Ik a rc h itetect i and his wife who hadi Angeles attorney, Ric■Richard liv e d in it Virginia. The couple, M arm aro. A rie f' and a Soraya W iriadinata, “She has always indicaicatcd.i -ActorcOmcy Richard a total of 5450,000 to the; willingness to cooperle ra tc , which returned the moneyI Marmaro said in a briefcf tele- Marmaro, Dnjaiicon, Huang after determiningdi they did not ill,.,,,, J. ,11...... phone interview Monday,ly . “ B ut file a 1995 1 federal income tax she has bccomc disillusiu s io n c d ------r e tu r nn. . Thc coup^ has since wich the proccss, because;e cof the They were :icedcite by invcsciga- retumeiled 10 Indonesi^ w ay th e press has m ishandledied her tors at Senate hearingshc: lasc week Invesestigators also wanted toI hu sb an d . as circumstantialtial evidence that questiotion Mrs. H uang about a1 “ So she has relu ctan tly dedecided Huang raised Tioneymor for th e D N C SIO.OOOX) ronirib u rio n on J u n e 15, to accept counsel’s advice■ice a n d w h ile ac thc th c Commerce 1995,, fromf Mi Ryi Ahn andI assert her privilege," Marlarmaro Department, a potentialpot violation 512,000X) given on Nov. 7,1995, by said. of thc law prohiljhibiting political Kenneteth Wynn, president of Marmaro said he told the:hc com- fund raising byi most m govemmenc Lippo) LandL Ltd., a Lippo sub- m ittce of Mrs. Huang's detdecision employees, sidiary,]y, M arm aro said. to invoke the Fifth Amendridment. Huang wentt tot( work for the U|MU Besides the Fifth Amendrndment DNC in Decembeiiber 1995 to spear- ■ privilege against self-incrii:rimina- head the pany'sy's effons to raise m S L W ff DfifgRM Secretary William Coheiohen, right, and A ulstant Secretaiitary of the r aside, CGohen 1995 donations to th c Demnocratic oi investigation ndand has sought lim- National Committee, tot;otaling ited immunity fromfrc prosecution S52,000, that party fund-ral-raising as a condition1 forfo testifying at rec o rd s credited h e r w ith1 solicit- si Senate hearings. ing, M arm aro said. Huang's attomm e y , Ty Cobb, h a s seen ass consernsus buiLilder 1110 panel w ants to d e teterminc r proposed thathis his client bc given w hether Huang tried to hidhide liis “use" immunityty thatt would bar WASHINGTON (A P )— PresPresident resisted and Coherfien lost the battle. tary andnd diminished fear of a involvement in the solicitaStations Justice Departmetment prosecutors ^ l |u j Clinton made much of havilaving a McCain, for one,, blamesbl the failure nudearr \var,m 'congressional debate Republican in his otherwisibvisc a ll- on a residue o f bitternessbiti over the focusess onor issues such as pcace- Democrat Cabinet, calling DefenseDd ,j>revious round ofFbasedosings. ba keeping,B, sexualsi miscondua in the Secretary W illiam Cohenen "the “I don’t think;k iti was Cohen’s militaryy anda domestic base clos- embodiment” of a bipartisan1 ideali i fault,” McCain saidaid. ings — issucsissi th a t can prove tricky NASA,P:^athfinder rget H But nearly six monthshs into Cohen’s Senatete tiesi did seem to for a defcefense secretary but have Cohen’s tenure >Qt the PentJjn ta g o n , help w hen h e facedced th e prospect of little todo do w ith policical ideology, his party affilinrion h as proverjven less being forced agaigainst his will to “It probrobably wouldn’t be much back on s]speaking t(terms l i significant than his reputationtion as a spend more monloncy on the B-2 differentIt ifif Perry were still there,’' .middle-of-the-roader, associso c ia te s stealth bom ber. TThi h e H ouse version sa id Lawr(iwrcnce Korb, an assistant LOS ANGELES (AP) -- NNASA En^eers spent:nt thet day d e d d in g W t j I E L and others say. of the 1998 defensen s e bill a dded mil- d e fe n see secretary sc in the Reagan and the Mars Pathfinder wereere b a c k ^>hich ro ck s thc e SojournerS rover “We don’t think of him1 as ‘th e lions to r c ^ a b l iis s h p a rts of the B.2 a dm inistrastration and now a defense on speaking terms Mondayay after visit next "nic[Tic nn-er spent th e Republican’ in the Cabinet,"Jt," says production Unee thatt: have been- analyst atatt the Brookings Instiiution. communiations problems hehdd up ;veckend parkedd atat a rock,dubbed Sen. Robert Sm ith, R-N.fN.H., a shut down, but theth Senate came Insidele thetl Pentagon, the pres- w eath er data and p ia u re s froifrom thc Scooby Doo Lateruer Monday,' they .Cohen admirer. Smith, chairtiairman out against thc extrx tia spending. ena* of aa RB epublican in th e E-Ring R ed Planet all weekend long.lg. p la n n e d to r e tr ic a chcmical .o f tlie S enate A rm ed Servicesices sub- Cohen’s predecle c e sso r, W illiam officcs ofof tlietl defense s e a e ta ry ini- “What a difference a d a y -analysis of S c o oby b y Doo, : along \nth committcc on stra c e ^ c forces, ces, says Perry, a Democratrat, enjoyed good tially created cre some stiffness makes," project managerir BrianI more of a 12-coIorIor panoramic] view Cohen's 24 years as a senatorator and' relations with Con,k)ngress, too, both betweenn Cohen’sC immediate staff 531 Muirhead at NASA’s's Jet of thc Mars landsndscapc, and new • congressman from M aine! enenable before and afterr theti Republicans and the: PePc rry holdover^ according Propulsion Laboratory said.!. images of Mars’moomoon Phobos. B S U i j y • him to broaden the lines of icom- won control in thelie 1994 elections, to insiders.ers. Buc thac quickly eased, munication between Capitolitoi Hill Cohen, however,•, hash a wider net- and Coher'hen’s party affiliation has , and the Pentagon. work of contacts! inir Congress than n o t beenn aar n issue w tli th e military, “You feel lik e y o u c an pick pici up Perry and uses theihem more, accord- Cohenm has1 told reporters he the phone and call him,"” SmithSi ing to Pentagonsn officials who doesn't knowkn< the party affiliation 'says. "And I do." w orked for both men.me of offidals:a ls in his office a n d tlic sub . Both D em ocrats a n d Republiublicans Cohen gives Clintlinton a dear sense Ject of partisanpar loyalty has never say the significance of Clint:iinton’s of what Republica icans in-Congress comep. up. ;e s , i o o . , dedsion to have a memberTofthe ol are thinking on defllefensc and securi- At Coheohen’s sweanng in at the opposition party h e a d th e Penc’entagon ty issues, said Mikilike McCurry, thc \Vhite HouseHoi in Januaiy, Clinton was mosdy symbolic. White House press!ss secretary. said the2 Senate'sS( unanimous vote “When you get down to the “He has multipliplied the avenues confirminjning Cohen’s nomination 'details, the specifics of issues,ues, Pm of communicationnyou y have open to ‘ was a “sig‘signal of its intention to . not sure it m ^ c s a big differerjrence,” Congress," McCurruny said. “That is work in. aa constructivec and biparti- \ _said Sen.’Joseph LiebermarTian, D - a positive thing forar thi e p resid en t” san spirit"it" on< defense issues. m Conn., a m ember of the ArmedAri Coming into theth Democratic “Bill CohenCol is the embodiment Services Com m itree. administration as a Republican, of thac spiri;pirit,” th e president said. Cohen is hardly what youu wouldw Cohen made a specialsp effort to Cohenn himhi self, how ever, has put ■call a R e p u b lic a n ’s R e p uiblican, b li develop personald ticst to key peo- less emph;iphasis on his Republican V uta a C heck Ccu'd wli’ith C heck G iiaraw i t e e •anyway. His independent[ stistreak pie inside theJ White\ House, credential'tials than on his longtime kept hun out of the inner drcldrde of according to onele at d m in istra tio n lin k s to3 thc tli legislative branch, 'party powerbrokers in Congres;ress. offldal. He has haciiad some of them regardlessJSS of( party. ~ I . " Sone Republicans— not^lyiblySea to his home, for exaatample. In a spetspeech to tlic Los Angeles k “John McCaai, R-Ariz. — publiclyliclysup- ‘Ih e f o a i s , p aisanship r ^ on defense Chambcrir ofol Com m erce on May 30, • ported Cohen’s push for congrcs;rcssion- issues has grown lessles: pronounced in lie said ClintonClii had diosen him to '• a] authonzation for t\\‘o nc^v? roundsroi iheaftcmiaihofthe(leCdd War. be a “bridfridge to Congress, to bc a : of military base closings. B utIt otodiers In these days o)f f a shrinking mili- consensusu s builder.”b
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WASHING:n g t o n ( A P ) - r r T IBHB c . ^ P re sid e n t CliiClinton will meet next / V • - year w ithI RRussian President ^ Boris Yeltsin:sin, but thc time and ^ place are noinot yet set, Clinton’s spokestnansa) said M onday. M ? - There willill Ib e a m e e tin g of offi- f c j - ■■ -■ cials from ihithe major industrial- H I ' ~ ^ r ' iz e d n a tioons'next n ; spring in IB wiM. M oscow focusicusing on en erg y . Buc White House : The USS Constitution, thevhe world's oldest commissionedI W2warship, fires Ils port ond starboardsard guns as It Iree sails ofi th# coastco ol Marblehead, M ass., Mon use spokesman Mike IH McCurry saisaid it had jiot been g I ' escorted by the frigate USS Haiyburton, center, and the( destroyerdo USS Ramage. The frigate:ate had not sailed on ils own forr mmore than 116 years. BIII Clinton Boris YeltsinIn :; decidcd whether whi a Clinton------Yeltsin met meeting would be A A senior Clinton administra-tra - I I 7 / a m m g e d around ro u lhat drac. tionm offidal who spoke on condi-ndi- \ \ I / “Wc haveive a summit with tion30 of anonymity said theree r e \ J f President YdiiTdtsin every year and migliglit be a U.S,-Russia meetinglin g I j look forwardrd to( having a summit nexi:xt spring at che m inisterialr ia l • III ^ I / wth him atIt somes< time in 1998," levevcl, but that no precise planlia n : W i I , w as a s spedfics f ic a s M cC urry would h ad d b e e n made. N«Nemtsov announced the G-7G -7 The ITAR-:•R-Tass nnd Interfax confnfercncc after meeting withrilh / ^ ^ news agencie;cies initially said the U.S.S. Energy Secretary Federico iU j ( ^ / e n erg y m ceriniring would be preced- Pen;no. Hc said topics wouldu ld <>11 cdbyaClintcinton*Ycllsin summit, inch:lude investment in Russia’sia ’s - but the agenccmdes latcr-rctractcd fuel;2I and c n cr^ sectors, as welll oos s • those rep o nIS. s. e nergy c r conservation and otherh e r First Deputputy Prime Minister glob:ibal issues. / Boris Ncmtsotsov said thc energy Nc'Jcmtsov said Vice Presidente n t meeting in MoscowM< next March Al Gore C and Russian Primem e 5 an outcome of the Mininister Viktor Chernomyrdind in S u mnmit m of the Eight in will1 discuss1 energy issues during■ing Denver, whichlich also involved thc thei:sir coming meeting i in n Wjt I G-7 plu s R ussi:ssia. Scpt
t)ur new wording’ on botde labels might appro>roval of die b b d statem ents iri encourage excelxcessive drinking. theirir current form would be con-on- , Despite thclie c ritid sm s, o ffid als struesal under considcra- hcann disease1 in some people. f O l d Ironsio I des’ celd e b r a t ess '^OOtt h Polar e:explorer 1 abandolons plans U SS Constiitimtion mark;ks notable birtlthday by makking historic s f i for sololo journey •' } : A BOARD uss C O Nnn-unoN S m (AP) — its p s masts and six billowingg whitew sails towering above the New Englandid waters\ it once pro- ftrrf/yeasyfo zr/'/j overanyiW J'/W i' WASHINGTOITON (AP) — Explorer tected, the oak warshiiihip nicknamed Old “ W illStegerhahas abandoned his • »£st Woi^ro«id (13) nt 9dO Sp& ' Navy’s first warships, Old Ir d Ironsides w as unde- to figurefig Olit from scratcli how to sail; thc sliip CharlcstowHvn Navy Y ard M o ndoy night.ht- ! M a s 1 Pipeline blast>t Itorches neightiborhood I TteiRofcblMWUr N o t h i n g
• INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — ,A gas trol for more thathan half an hour, DRAIPERY ' 1 . D U it0yy’ y * i u C « o r s e o t the Jtm ale ■pipeline exploded and toutouched Smoke could bee seens< from down- Lji r Cl Ramsey’s do nil your drapery andind window treatments right-ihecway w 2. Walt DU off a fire Monday that desuestroyed town Indianapolisolis. m ore chan 10 ,[„.y [, DUner** H eivoles 9 :0 0 . . . her hi for an appoimmeni in your hohome, She'll bring samples, 100!0! 4. raco OCo « ( m ______others. Heatlier Zimmc,m er w s visitin g a ______6 :4 3 .9 :3 0 ; There were no immecnediate friend’s house' twtv o blo ck s fro m ------r e p o n s of injuries. th c blast. I Construction workers5 at a p p a r-______‘‘The whole^hothouse shook,” she ___ _ l(h30.t2:«S.3i00.B:tet. oiarlcaiPa) l>53SB.7;3O<0HS X S t e v io wWUh u (PO) 103lS-12;30.2:4S.Si.5.-OO.7tXB-0rt)0 ' and left 10 to IS minlinutes in and thc TV wervent out, and then Vg 4. ConAlrOCOO 7ilS-»KS before the explosionn iin a wc camc outsidele and• ilierc ;vere ^ 5. Datm ntftlI « R o b in C13) 10:lS-Xt00.X-45.i5 * 6 :4 ^ (h 3 0 neighborhood north of thelhe city, flames." C. W *ltPUn*yMr*a UarCOlM (OI 10;X».|2:30M-2:4S7iX8*0:00 7. 0*orooof 10;OO-12iXO-2t2O-4:-«i40*7s00<9;20 sa id . heat from thc flatflam es t^vo blocks '^ERy 0. Taco oaSOO O’ lG:tB-lrt)0.3:«5.6HS.9:303 0 . Tlie flames burned out1 of con- away. x a C o n ta ct(P t or O > 12d0.3:30-S.-e0-9-JW . OOtOttalSooBd tl. DMtl-Henle n d a WeS•jXO-2a0^-40.7i00.®-^ ______Phvll’hyllli Weaver 12. la c k te CCbaa'a tu O ponttoa Condor 0 09TC r 30.0H 9 roreior.'Consuliani CcCall Today...733-1979 . IX Bo«i30.2:30 |- Times-News C l a slified ^ Marketplace works.>. 7733^931. I I X4. W a n totiioiVlrtoo(PO)(M n « Saata$lJX ^ > X0:a0-X2i30-2:30
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A study com m ittee’:ee’s recommenda- counti.Ities probably won’t clect 1" lions for revising ihthe structure of cliangege their system of governm^stt;ste m w o rk s w ell. for sheriff. M any Edenien and Hazelton TJie( keyk« is luring the riglit manajnagor. residents believe thatat ithe only lever- He or: sishe needs to be a professioi age they have to assureure themselves of — an apapolitical indi^dual withoutra‘ Ernes adequate law enforcem:ement is the bal- ax to grig rin d . St Hemiiingway v\was an tnlie icon lo t box. T h e} ssort of hybrid systemI tlthat cons,icons,! s, icons. I com pany, HH« em ingw ay L td. It’s possible that a1 full-timefu Jerom e Jeromne e County has tried, withh oo n e ■ W e h a d so so m an y icons around step tow ard th a t e n d can onlyy County m anager woui■ould make good commisslissioner functioning as de fa< J o n a t h a n Y a r d i fa c to H che h o u se la!la st ^veek, you could b o ? ^2d as a stro k e o f genius. Keeperslers hiring dedsions when:n iti comes to hir- county r y manager, is no solution. ^\ni \n cf* J h a rd ly g e t fromfr .one room to th e [_^ ofthcHeminlingiray flam e— Heminps^ay! ing a sheriff, but thee managern would fectivee nmanager needs to be a techechni- next, iconoduli'inR to h ere d iere is novi- r p L nounced that Isroob.ain tIns lypepe o f th e ra p y o r so m e o n e e lse lat significant ta x cu ts w ere'offiff iia l group of individuals ti sion, die people per- L I in the future, it will eventuall; d ie tab le’ ancmd there would be no Republi-p- ;$Dmcching m ost of us takeoketorBramcd. "'n £ c an agenda b ish..." (Proverbs U 1 before th e elec tio n of 2CK)0,“ /The ability of balance andond movemeni kappen,n, Ms.] Fleck, with or without 29:18) ra 1 Gramm, R-Texas, w rites, “In1 ' is a gift from God that can disappear permission.” C a l T hHOMAS c : is a wonderful program thatIt Congressional Re- a R epublicans w ho knew and ad-td- in an instant. publicans appear to In m ired Presidiident R eagan, w ho called diem- is trying to offer the people of r im- ng to give peo- ^ ^ u r a is 1 Because Laura is trying i be pbying a summer-sr-stock repertoire of f' sd v c s conserervatives a n d ^vho w ere a p a n agic Valley. Hopefully, Health rt pie a new form of tliLTapyipytreatmenlby I'h farce {defined a s “a li^tdrarnadclip composi- L. ofhisrevoluciution, found them selves dis- elfare will come out of the Darl being honest and going thrihrouBknlllhe J a rk tion m arked by broacflicfly satirical comedy and V to rejigger th e calculation ofif accused of fund- Ages soo.:oon and realize how beneficial:ial improbable plot”). p r o p e r c h a n n e ls , s h e is acc grich to step aside or not? Thoseose involved die Conseiaer Price In d ex a n d of projectedte d ogram could be to a lot of peo-20- L ast w eek, w h at p a ing her “horse hobby.” I'mI’m sure Laura I'cr Progt p a s ^ for d ie House in th e co u p atte m p t arc too timidmid to pub- economic groxowth so th e y could m ake a "leadership" revealec •03uld have found a much:h liless stre ssfu l led its appalling weak- iidy ir^, say. M aybe all of them shouhould resign D a em ocratic presidcm t to spendnd lN N A d e e r ness w h en a g roup ofl -\fay o f s ta rtin g a n e w busirusinessi ’ 3f high-ranking mem- [heir jj.' lead e rsh ip posts, as Rep.1. BillBi P a x o n m orem onej-.’ idell b ers could no t ev en er Laura docs not claim to10 be a thera- engmeeracoupin ;R-N.Y.) ,pi d id irid i som e dignity.y. Former UJj!n . A m bassador Jc a n e Kirk- th e ir o\vn pa rty . W ea! plst of any kind. Shc is onlonly trying to _ ! alread y know die diffi- A self-described “disgrundedcd Republi-I patrickissuccjcdnct in her indictment of diele ^provide a m ethod by whiclhich a licensed JsOHietln'limes no government Is goo^OOd som e Republicaican H ouse m em bers :an” ™ bo u g h t a full-page ad in TheWasliing-Thc gang diat can'an’t shoot straight: “Since die * have had locating thei -physical therapist can heljhelp clients. If Itisdiildull, hot summer, the rattle . neir spine in order to :on ,.jj Times charging congressionaonal R e p u b li- election, diee RI epublican m ajority in die • . stand up to Dem ocrat; ',lhat method is a horse in a barn rather ' snakes; arc ar shedding their skins and th ats, espedally Prcsi- a „ n s w ith m aking a “contract widiw t the Congress somimetimes seems more concernedaed dent Clinton. Now die ;lfan one of those gyms yoiyou mention, Republicilicans are holding hearings as hese supposed “revolu- Dem n_. ocrats.” Republicans is'ill1 neverne be ivididemonstistniting diat they can work widiridi donaries" have morplp h e d into,K eystone iji.„ Sp what! Do you think MecMedicaid/Medi- usual. TheThi hearings are on campaign f ik e d by th c elites, inducling DenDemocrats, so thc White Hoilouse dian widi le ttin g con- Kops. A t leost th e oneinematic cops were fun- 'care doesn’t help fund thetherapy ses- nance thattha the world was w aiting for. Jiey should forget th e polls, dolodfie tl right servadveprinrindples. R onald R eagan neverCT ny. Congressional Ref;epublicansarepadiet- Isions in those gyms? Thele ende result is Ho, hoho... ho There has been a lot of h in g a n d c a m respect, w h id iI is oc ften b e t- p referred conompromise to vin o ry .” ‘ ic, and only D em ocrat■ats a re laughing. ithe same: rehabilitatingg inindividuals John Hualuang and China bashing. The This Repubublican C ongress (ital) docs ...... FollOTN'inglastj'ear’; ;\^th physical injury or dardamage. There' yelloWperil pc is our great worldwide ir’s gox'cmment shut-• ...... • G Grover Norqulst, president of Americansj r (unital)prefafer conipiuniisc to viaory. It lias'lias' ■ ■ do\vn, whici Presiden rs should compromised ^ e even some clients whoi'ho do not re- threat, nndon there has just been one ent Clinton successfully for'o r Tax R eform , says, “L eaders sl id R eagan's p rin d p le s and de-1- , .. b la m ^ on Republicai ceep d ie ir eyes on th e goal andid leIt av e (talk serves th e loaiDadiing it is getting. Michigan spond to normal physicalal therapyt who shockingng discovery. i One of the contrib ams, the GOP seemed kee i to lose n o t only all sen >f com prom ise) to th e ir staffs..Conserva- Co Gov. John Enjingler has c ^ e d for a GOP sum- -hove responded and donene well■ with utorswas.’as a C h in ese b e e r c o m p a n y , cnse of direction but ofo im- also any sense of purprpose. The House lead* tiveives should also remember Reag;eagan’s \vill- m it m eeting5 tot( d a ft an agenda. V/hen theyey .hlppotherapy. If it has beebeen proven Prettyth thr re a te n in g stuff, ership d e d d e d its strarategy svouJd be not to ingtngness to re p e a t h is m essage—— over i and comedoimfnfrom die mountain, ^vhat they ;0 at hippotherapy works,cs, rre g a rd le ss o f A n dthen thc there is Speaker Gingrich icn m ake w aves so it couliuldcouldboostitsap- oveiiveragain.** p rese n t had1 blbetter be e tch e d o n cablecs of the state, then why denyly thtl e se p e o p le a g ain . NewtN c is being attacked by the 5 ‘C, proval ratings. T h e troiroubleis,ifyoupursuc M M ichael R eag an w rites th a tI “a“al ld io u g h stone, no t trac■aced on a m ound o f s a n d •n:chance to try it? “ conservarvatives” for being a “hberal.” '• popularity instead ofif rpolicy obiectives, you mny y: fudier is the one affliaed wwidi d Othenvise,!e, congressional R epublicans ' T h e r e is a n o ld s a y in g;aboucnoc ab TheHous )use Republicans are biting andand will achieve neith er.. B e n er to be disliked ' AUzheimer’s hl disease, I sometimesnes diink the wilibehandetle d th e ir h e ad s on a platter .judging someone until youyou have scratchinfling in the cloak rooms. To para^ ara- in tlie sh o rt te rm whileuie refashioning gov* RepRepublicans are suffering a mluch ud greater next year andid d ie /ll re tu rn to th e status in jfalked a mile in their shothoes. M a y b e, p h ra s e Tli T h o m as Je ffe rso n : W ith th e Re*R e e m m cn t in a w ay thatat will bring future mernemory loss. They have forgotteiItten Ronald which diey aap pparendy fe c i m ore comfort- Fleck, you need to try t- JAs. try a different publicansm s in pow er, n o g o v e rn m e n t: is praise w hen th e voten realize m e y have ReaReagan’s accomplishments—-and am th a t is able: th e minonority.. poir of shoes for a changc!ge! Maybe the bestit g g o v e m m en t. been ta k en fo r a veryy iexpensive ndo by whyvhy w e h a v e lost so many of dienh em .” S o n ------.siime that have been wornDm by a dis- LLOYDi'D J . WiVLKER D em ocratic liberals. RReagan ea n o te s diat while th e taax x b u rd e n Cal Thomasas writes for tJte Los Ansdcs ;i:^Icd or handicapped persierson. Or TwjnI F Fr a lls I Is it tim e for H o u se!« S p e a k er N e m Gin- grmXO'^’s, “the Republican leadershirship an- Times Syndica.catc
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W o r l d I r-W OR] IN BRI c Basques Jailed:d for plot to kill Spailanlsh king Climate; chanjging; iss it our: fault.^ MADRH), Spain— Hi m d a te d P rm ______•Three members of lhe Basquee separatistSl g ro u p VtoAttoe ■f the coast of California,1, E T A w ere sentenced to 1 to long prison te rm s Monday• foifor a 1995 p lo t to w h erere the waters have warmed-d- kill King Juan Carlos. Usedti '; n ed to be, th e birds retu rn e d to It 2 degrees Fahrenheit sincec A fcd (^ court order dered Juan Jose Rego Vidal amand Jorge Garda Germfaslifask in April. 1949,, s • - simplyly disappeared, according to a king during his annualual summer vacation on thee AMediterranean the ruby uby-thrdated hummingbirds r published this year in thee island located off Spain’sin’s eastern coast. - " paper I a litin1 ththe i no rth em M ichigan toism .. ^ ..--r^ joumallal Global Q u m g e Biology. Testimony revealed;d thetl gunmen bad the king withinwi their gun after the their long flight from South ■ r Howw could a slight mcrease in sights on t h ^ occasion:ions, but failed to fire bccause tthey would not Amcrica. X ica...... - - o cean11 1tem perature cause such h a v e be en a b le to escapeape, nadonal radio reported T hat’s a t’s how it was during the , / catasUTm>phe? By starvation, ETA, a Basque-langunguage acronym for Basquec KHomeland and Lyndon on Johnson administration, > T h e warming of thc Northi ' Liberty, has killed nearlyarly 800 poople in its 29-year camampaign for inde* anyway.'ay. Today, the red-winged pendence. P ad ficic has redirected thc ocean’ss b la c k Bill would reducuce payments to Palialestinlans 1965. ’-- J '- '- O waters off Oregon andI JE R U S A L E M — A prtp ro p o i law that would blockdecompensation lid it be global w arm ing? W a shlington. ir But when theyr to m ost Palestinianss woundedw by Israeli soldieriers during thc ^ I donlon’t t have a d u e ,” says T en y c h e c k ch change have been detect- period know n as th e L ittle Iccl a Age, changes can leadid toti m ajor wilcilife iiircaJyV wc.incd\ ami litter fricnJiy, in g th e trophy in 2000. whereThe he was vacationing with I c d and cancar ah^dy be seen in our temperatures were a few dedegrees disasters, and tha can move in and become S ir P e te r B lake said itAto to grass just ycL” that’s what keeps ick yards,” according to a cooler lhan they are today. at night thinking [cspon*nsihic incitihcrs of your he read that the Jacquesntacted Blake before its founiunder Jacques back ecologists up at 1 a t age 87. B lake w e n t to visit foifoundation offi- r e p o n issiissued last month by the Thac leaves some ecologisuists won- about d im a te chani hold witli mt problems for new sk ip p e r of its m arine i riicy arc also iidorable and ■ fe in France before the explorer < “It is an absolute dream e rd ie d pliiyfiil.ll. Tlic anim al shelter, 139 do after this next America' 1 • 6rli Ave,ve, \V„ phone 736-2299. lias • off the Turkish coast, wheind spacewalk for MlWlr repairs U.S.5.WWIIfight(ters believedI found in Ind It selection o f kittens a m i, didn’t w an t to b e pu t out tc donesia ;atj and cute puppies wait ini;,, x t creiv on th e disabled M ir will v Thc foundation contai ill w alk in sp a c e TAKAR'ARTA, Indonesia (AP) — 1 ve into th e oiiisiLle world, ation as pan of efforts to asses about 165 feet of wate;ter off The wreckage \ C ousteau died Ju n e 25 a t i “ “ and repair jhiiivredteckage of what appears to ]Morotai Island in Nonh MaMaluku, local police offic er is bere and yoiinpten arc on with a cargo ship, Russian1 spacesj o ffia a ls b e four UI ■t; outside. Make someone d a is a n d Cousteau’s w ife ii • U.S. W orld W ar n fig h te r j about 1,500 miles northeileast of Taharsaid. , , . fcsp^Muil:.'ible for closinK cates to pro-- i has been found off an i planned an “internal” spacew=e>«ai< in io th e Jakarta, Antara said, quiquoting In addition toJ tneth plane wreck- m t :ti. Tlie simmerinK heat also’ n Indonesian island, the ] c to reattach p o w er cables discorconnected a fte r 1 a Fadd Tahar, a district chief.cf. age, the diversers also found means i eextra attention to water Russians add 2ni II A n ta r a n e w s a g e n c y aceivalk, outside th e M ir, willI btp y lo p io p o in t . “ jJ The report did not sayy when1 armored cars, bullets,bul Japanese di,ihcj, . F Ftesh w ater can be a life. MOSCOW— TTienextc id M onday. 1the planes were found or01 sal- swords and several sc\ bombs, s.ivcraminouiJtJc['cts, outside the orbiting static uTJund, stam p th e ir feet, and see rs found the wreckage in 1vagcd. A ntara said. damage frotn its collision e e w here e x a c t. f' said Monday. ssuriation,” Mission Control chiefdi Vladimir nference Monday. • Offidals already had pl ru p tu re d Sp ek tr m odule to the crash. A second spacei CoifaedlIsd hm Hts iGporis IB ( the hole in Spcktr’s wall. T lic crew will ‘Svalk aro i ly we’ve got the depressui Solovyov told a news confej '» J00 i ______
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W e s t — Biso))n dumiping IProbe fineds no wroimgdoing bby Escalarnte officialals PANGUITCH, Utah (AP)') —■ C h arg es w ill in g thhe c officials were involved1 in improper McIntosh j also complained that thci mma a y o r no not be filed against several ftformer Escalante handlinlling of a speeding ticket writvritten by thc told derks ntnot to talk to policci which hhe e coni city offidals who were occuscised of wrongdoing chief. sid e red to ble e witness tampering, while in office by former PolVilice Chief Keith The ei case stems from an incidcident when “There wjwas a lot of tension at thcic timti e pronnpts 01utcry sM cIntosh. B a r nley, e j then an employee of the Utah becausc there m a y o r a n d th c ch ief w ere nnot o t gct- A probe of the allegatioiions by Garfield Departirtm ent of Transportation,n , a s k e d th c tin g along veivery well," Lee said. “It was> almain ost CoCounty Attorney Wallace LeeL and Deputy court: fofor a copy of a dtdtion givene n to a fellow to a boiling ; pvers Assodation has agency’s ^volf recovery coordinatlator. financeu; tht e effort. Fish and WildlIdlife Service wiU have to beeftf U]>up its or disease. He saidd it \\ill not b e be en a Icac:eading critic of the way Development V of a credible pl:plan for muna^g “My^ hopehi BILLINGS. Mont. 0\P)-Eiglu(.\J The pact:t followedfl last \vinter’s scientists are askingng President slaughterr ofo more than 1,100 Clinton to overturnirn a rccent ' Yellowstone>ne bison d u e to f e a rs ^ agreement tha^_ capsc the that they mightm spread bruccl- Yello^.'stone Nationallal Park1 bison losis to domemestic cattle after leav- population at 2,500. ing the park.rk. In a letter, the scicr:ientists from ’Ilie scientimtists recalled that the seven universities saidaid the agree- National Par’ark Service began the ment undermines thchc esscnce> of policy of naturalna regulation in , the national park ns a natural Yellowstoneme in 1958, following j n v y A i l ecosystem . years of Iimimiting wildlife num- “Sucii drastic intenicrveniion in bers throughgh slaugliter. wildlife populationsIS wv ith in th e “Since 196£ populauons o f bison park is not necessaryary and may and elk haveive fluctuated according seriou-sly compromise^e thi. e n a tim il to natural variation vat in forage pro- • ccological processeses operatingi duction. wint•inter severity, disease within Yellowstone,”J,” the scien- and predationion,” they ivrotc. ^ G E ■ I tists, all e.xperienced1 YellowstoneY( With the le reintroduction of, % researchers, maintainetined. w olves to Yellowstone,Ye] they said, Environmental aam n d a n im a l- “ all of th c ecologicaleci components rights groups alreadyJy have1 criti- arc in place pi to permit SAIVINGS> cized thc cap on bisonson numbers, Yellowstonemc to function unim- pan of an agreementnt amongr thc peded by Imnmman influence. ” Park Service, U.S. AnimalAr and They saidid the park in undis- IINALL[DEPTS. Plant Health In.spectioi:tion Sen-ice, turbed formrm sets an important U.S. Forest Ser\'ice and Montana benchmarkk for1 natural ecosys- officials. tem s. HUJRRY!L UMITEIDTIME Mormon:ns plan wago;on train ^OFFER I O N S IPECIALLHNAI'NCING!i QUffiVSIZE from Moiontana to /yoming i rsizE BOX SPRING BILLINGS, Mont.IU. (AP) — Montana jouroumey set to begin the Alwut 550 people planlan to set o u t ne.xt day willill cover i 25 m iles. RIGERATOR from thc Red Lod-odge area “It gives: usu; a chance to share MATTRESS S Wednesday on a threerec-day jour- in a commonion spiritual heritage,” NOW m ______M o w T t U n e y by ;vagon train , toconunemo-to c said Susann Smith,i asked by a r rate the Mormons’ 184G846 trip west church leadeidcr in Billings to orga- after they fled Naiivoo,:00, 111. n iz e th e Montana-W W yoming TAPPAN The trip wiili wagonsnns a n d h a n d e v en t. “It alsoals< helps us recognize iFA“& c?rts will follcw the; RedRi Lodge- the faith ndand courage imd organi- M eeteetse Stage Coachich Trail and zation.it tooliDok to b r in g p io n e e rs WASHER end in Clark, Wyo. a cro ss th c pl;plains, and the sacri- M VESEAT Tlie journey is pan of n p 1 of activities fices they nm ad at e.” DRYER SE ASSORTE(TQ COLORS and obser\-ances worl'orldwide as The Redd Lodgc-M eetectse Heavy Duty Reg. $7£799p NOW p members of the Churclircli of Je su s Stage C:oacliJl Trail 1 was not pan of Christ of Latter-da;day Saints the Mormonn migration, n but it was R eg. $79 r remember the e.\odusIS tot< Utah by used by Montim ta n a pioneers, 12 FT. WIDE early Mormons. Sm ith saidlid hand carts used in ESTINGHOUSE m Thc clturcii had a gro'growing pop- the trip haveive been made by the IOO liAU-VVESI ulalion in Illinois andd facedfr e.sca- p a rtic ip a nts. ts ,A cannon will be ARMSTROJNG $ Q oiwinoiiiBis vDVi) Iating hostilities thereere. Church taken on hethe journey and there founder Joseph Smitl;lith a n d iiis a rc pla n s toJ se sc t it off, a s th e e a rly 199 AIR con ...... brother. Hynmi,-were■c jailedj; and travelers diddid to scare off dan* VIWYL IPORATIVECOOlfiiS , then killed by a mob. gers. R6^$6£9Sq^U NOW I &EVAPI349 STARTING A A re-enactment of the pio- Unlike hethe pioneers^ some of FSQJJDJ R eg ^^ r ; neers’ 1,300-mile trip'ip began in these travelerlers will cany cellular April and is scheduleuled to end telephones,IS, to u s e in c a s e o f I j j g Tuesday in Salt Lakc..T he Timcs-Ncwsw s T u e s d a y , J u l y 2 2 , 1 9 9 7 S c c tio ni l Ii ! rouUND ( A ateboard ■ THEVA]^ L E Y k Searcl'hing: for a:inswe a proposalll IVIan arrestedd after Widow, others wonderw why fc■ormer Tvwin FiPalls man was s!slain trying to eludede police dent, loved thchc small town whore he Saturday night shooting of ’Niendorf, 42. c hanging TWIN FALLS-A Buhluhl m an was arrested Id TM Auociatxi Preii______h a d liv e d for mcnore thon 25 years, Vitale Sheriffs D eputy Butch 11101rhomas suggest- _ , early Monday morning3 aoi f te r a ttem p d n g to s a id ed a small-town politicali l ffc t u d b c m e c n B» Williamn I Brock n tn from police, the IdahoJio StateI Police said DRUMMOND - The mothciher of a “Ho was a nnrapper, hunter, drywaller, th e tw o a s a possiblo motiv*itive in th e siay- Timet-WtwiI v w rite r______. , , An ISP trooper stoppede d ai pickup driven by loodng victim in a tiny easternem Idaho and he’d done! everything,''c Vltalo said, Ing. : Gilbcno Moreno Queiadzada, 21, of Buhl for jwn smd the suspect had pulledled a gun “He loved thatt land1 up there, and that's N ie n d o rfs w idow and re),relatives doivn- TWINFFALLS - De.spitc effusiveiv e shaving an iUegolly loww suspensions on the n h e r son ju s t days before th c slaying.sla; why he stayed?d up th e r e . O th e r th a n played the theory, praise frorom two members, the City:ity ' 'p ickup, occordlnfl to IS3P P reports.i When the . The suspect in the Saturday sheshooting, being here, andd wi orking o th e r p laces, h e " T h ere w a s no feud," Tw;Twyla Niendorf Coundl wiwitliheld ils blessing on a pro-iro- ■trooper was loUdng to MMc o ren o a n d his pas* M*k[ike Sheridan, was a frightenlnn in g p e r- alw ays cam e baclack (to D ru m m o n d ).'' said. "The only trouble was,vas b etw een h is bujuild on 580,000 skateboardingiing ' senger, the passenger mma a d e a sudden grab s<)n,)n, said Sunny Wuest Vitale: of o f T w in N ie n d o rf moveJved to T w in F a lls w ith his dog and our dog. If you cancai call that a “rcQ Hararmon Park. for something under the se alls, the mother of Drummond re • s e a t, th e report said Falli i resident family in 1967,', attendedt went to junior f e u d ..,. C h ris n e v er threatoiatoned him. But Monday’y ’s presentation was the firstirst Ihe trooper, suspectinging a ^ might be in andnd City Council momberjr Chris high ond highh school in Twin Falls, h e th re a te n e d to kill th e dog."dog »me thc C(council heard the pitch for>r a 'th e car, removed Aibreno £ 10 a n d th e passenger, Nlendorl. ie r V ita le s a id . Neindorf N returned to B u t T w y la N ie n d o rf alscalso suggested skateboardrd park, but preparations for who was not Identified, 1 d, from the car, the Niendorf Ni was gunned down SSat a tu rd a y D ru m m o n d to finishfii high school, gradu- that her husband of 17 yccyears could bc 'be next bbudget year - which begins:ins ■-report said. When Twin Fi 1 Falls police anived alon,ong a street in Drummond, aa cc com m u- a tin g from Ashtchton High School in 1972, difficult to deal with whensn ppeople got in Oct. 1 - airilready are in full sising. Evenven - -to assist, Moreno ran fron; rom the car, stopped nityity of obout two dozen resideiid e n ts in a n d n a d liv ed thtthere since. h is way. so, Council:ilman Tom Mikesell dug inton to near the Health and Welfi Welfare office on Pole F reremont n County, near Ashton. Mike Sheridarlan, 49, w a s a rre s te d on a h is w alleIt t a n d d o n a ted th e firs t SIOO100 • 'lin e Road, the report said...... - N i lid. - Niendorf, a former Twin Fallsalls resi- charge of first-iit-degree m urder in the Please see SHOO'iOOTINQ. Page 83 tow ard fun Julian J. Balles, 36, wasvas shot once in the ink at his then new Sun Valleyley desti- ner of theic central parking area aat t > 3>elly by a bullet from theth e g u n , abo u t 2:11 ition resort, but state law requin[uired an ^ Harmon P:Park; a 10,000-square-foot>ot Z j j n . , police reports say. A wv itness told police c o rp o rated tow n. addition is,s mes on Sun Valley Lake:c 1R o o d b^9 Once thcle money is raised, the fund-id- >: Balles dropped the gugun, and it fired, ‘cam e an official village. Therhe first , raising groioup would be disbanded andnd r>ounding him, the witnitness told police. 2cted mayor was Union PacificIfic engi- ^ V. JKBM the skate! pj a rk w ould b e d o n a te d CO co 1 -People in the home trie dI to h id e th e gun, ond n ee r E d Siegel. the city, LopezL( said, adding that herie r r-u iitla lly told officers Ballesle s h a d b e e n shot by TThis h past weekend, the dty andm d local L j f l B H r 'construclion to begin nextiXt “ fl rifle, th e report said. sidents celebrated 50 years oof f iincor- T he gun itself probablyIy iisn’t illegal, policc . porairation in Sun Valley, soakink in g u p ’ "W Mikesellil ;a n d V ice M ayor A rt F ra nItz tz - department offiaals said,d Ibut if loaded and memsmories with a film festival, mum usic, a did th e ir be:jest to whip up enthusiasm for I put in a pocket t ivouldId \ vio late' s ta te con* p ic:nic n i and an historic photograplraph dis- L the idea. Both I Mikesell ancl Frantzitz ., - cealed weapons laia. p laay- y . > serv ed on th e com m ittcc w ith Lopez, * Balles was listetfin fairir conditiono a t M ade K eetch u m M a y o r Guy Coles' mim em o r i c s "W e spend e r a lot of money on parks•ks - Valley Regional Medicalc al C e n te r M onday o f thth< e tow n sta r te d in 1964 w h enn hhi e w as and this isis one area I think we couldlid r tiftemoon. h irered d as “spedal agent in seouitju ity ” b y h spend some.le ,” M ikesell said, th e Sun S Valley Company. Thee y o u n g ^i i ^ p T hough theth cou-idl declined to pledgeIge : Twin Falls’ annuaual arts eriff s deputy from GootUng woncrondered * any money,y, Mikesell had somc encour-ur- lat he’d gotten himself into. aging word!■ds for Lopez as she left Cityity £ celebration begin Friday "I wasn’t a skier and the snow w as H all. ep, sbc feet on tlie flats... My paip a rtn e r, H ||||H K "I think: iit’s similar to the cover-the-1C- “ TWIN FALLS-Artsiveel/e e k *97, Twin Falls* D uide d e Cain, and I did everything, scsecuri- jfrffnyyjH pool (campapaign),” Mikesell said. "If youou : annual summertime celebrebration of the arts, ty, traffic,tn fire. W e w ere th e law enienforce- if f fffflHfr f T O ld at the time, wasw as in a ______Deed demons ties, call the Magic Valleyley Arts Coundl ot ss with younger women andI th e ;;; 733-ipOO, Ext. ARTS. By Jen n ifers in stntructor i devoted his attentionn tot( th e Sandmonn linger students, leaving his wifw ife TImet-Nflws writerwi ______, i Blaine County Sciichool Board I Tr own. i She fell several timesnes a n d L» dded that was enough of that.;. SoSo, the TW IN FA'ALLS - Attention speeders2rs ■J approves new stataff hires SSIes’ son became the only skier:r inir th e taking shortirt cuts through the CoUege of nily. Southem IdiIdaho campus: President Jerryrry HAILEY - Blaine Countunty School Board un Valley M e y erh o eff ‘W hen they built the fint condoiidom ini- iffer is writing down licenseise -« members elected a neiv chair IS (Lodge Apartments), I kepte p t p ro - ' toyorTom p late num bebers. : Ju ly meeting and appnn-ed 1 S S S r„!Lincing condo wrong. I had nno o id e a Prafflfaggastls, M ey crh ooeffer c told collcgc trustees!CS ' I: nine new teaching and suppopportstSfpositions. . ,u ” a t a c o n d o w os, T h e y w e re: selling sc! y- ■nlta Gray, wife M o n d a y ev.ivening hc thinks measurese s : The School Board electec M ikeM iling Yu ■ Anita ;m for SSO.OOO and I couldn't imimo a g in e U taken to help reduce speeding chairman. Poehling r n e p l a c e s Lynn f e - '• • .Y / ” 5 ss d riv in g on cam pus. T lie col- •- FUckinger, who did not seel i / d g e t it. (T hey) w en t lik e h oIt t ca i^ e s . , V win C SE I Hsek rt« le c tio n this ' /lnQray,ond lege cannot3t ivrite tickets to ihe publicTlie: year. The board reflected w th e y goin g fo r a ro u n d SS00,C30,000,” ;ed Uta Sullivan as ' ' fonmjnmrmayor ______ivhooftenpcp a s s th ro u g h the_campus. viceMMm Please see CSl. Page B333 : FILER-Ihe Filer atyCy Council will hold ; two spedal meetings thiss weekwi at the Filer t ; a t y i m - A m eeting at 7:30 p jn . totodi d a y will b e a bud- Xndependei H ^nt auditoi)r to evalujlate safetyy of chem i r get workshop. ical plant : T h e m eeting a t 7:30 p ,nm. t Wednesday will. Qy Kur v1fl Filll,I Idaho Tueidiy, July 22,199L997
M a g i c IViVALLEYAVEglrr______Adrrnitted killerI abDandon IS Jury]hears clcosing arg^ments I hiscdemancd for exifficutioin * n S p3okane bDomb, rol)bbery tri:lal SPOKANE (AP)lP) — T h re e n o n h ■ Q l Id ah o m en on tria:rid for a series of S A N D P O m f (AP(AP) — A federal adoptionion or is a risk to society, ceedings c against him. ind bank robberies fugitive who confi>nfessed to mur- they killiill it. They put it to sleep as Hc was arrested last AnA u g u st were at war withh sso d e tv , an assis- clcring a Panhanlandle man he a mercifuliful act as opposed to mak- near n Priest River for esca tant U,S. attomejney told jurors in thought was a gove;oveniment infor- ing it existexi another six or eight two r years earlier from a fc( closing argum entsIts MJ onday. mant has abandoncon ed his de m an d ye ars inn aa cag e . prison p in W isconsin w h ere hc e that-Violent acts for execution bebecausc Idaho "Yetc theyll tum around and do ddoing tim e for bank robberj’rv ^ be liev e ti against this 'Babyltjylonic’ sodety ore takes too long; to carry out a the opppposite with man,” he almost a immediately admittt justified by Iheirir Ibiblical views," d eclared.id . killingk Scott the year be told a fed e ra l co u n ' ' “Idaho has capitapital punishment, Idaho10 hasI executed only one because b he feared Scott “w up J“ Hnmns..ntolc b u t th e y do n o t kill,” kil: said Faron personn since « reinstating the interfere it with his plans tc to kill Defense argumements in the trial 1^ : Lovelace, a sclf-dc:•described racist death penaltype; two decadcs ago, local lc elected officials. who will demandind a jury trial And eveni'on though double-murder- Lovclacc had been living !„ e. weretoconcludcTi; Tuesday. iHk,-' Robert S. Berr:rry. 43, Charles fH k when he appear;;ars before 1st erKeithih E u g e n e W ells dem an d e d primitive p forest camp acces B arbee. 45, a n d V ernea J a y M c m d l . g i District Judge Jamfames Judd next his execuKnition, he did not die for only oi by off-road vchicic. Afte oint, Idaho, are on . M onday. n e arly a >-ear> a fte r form ally drop- arrest, a: authorities confisc, 51, all of Sandpoin \ - I t ' ' . trial on chargess rd up and said, 'Hey, Tm a ai n d th o u sa n d s o f dollars of st in prison vrithoutt rdre e a s e if convict- . h e w o u ld r a t h e;r r 5spend life in a kiUer.r. II ’m a ra d s t. Tm a th ie f. p pj ro p e n y . ■ prison than sit foror jyears in isola- Kill me.e. H ate me,’” Lovelace Scott moved from Florid ed religious sepa- tion on death rowV a\awaiting execu- said. “Therhcy’re n o t going to do it.” Idaho Ic with his girlfriend, ^KellvK Self-proclaimed /V ratists, the menI haveh expressed tion. L o v eilace, la who has already Anne A Olsen, in 1994 to star anti-governm ent: viewsvi. during the “When I confeifessed to the spent ove)vcr 18 years behind b^rs_____lifelii over_after moving from W H / m im the . . trial, nowin its fiftiifif week.-They I f I crim e, I be liev e d Id£Id ah o w ould kill fo r v u rio•ious i crim'cs,' said he "will “big “1 city," said his ste'pfat ictary system and ilw ' 1^^ — a life for a life,ife. Isn’t that the fire his coun-appointedco attorneys Ben Bi Hogge of Williairtsburg,■CT Vn’ oppose the moncts •I, -", condemn the biblical bi sin of K m way it used to be?”i?” he said. “If a and will/ill represent himself The TI couple had a son, who is “usury,” the chargixging of excessive RHjH stray dog can’t: b«bc put up for through1 thetl rest of the legal pro- a al b o u t 3 y e a rs old. interesL IK In their first trialial this spring the , r men were conviaccnod of conspiracy, -i m W. 5 Q illegal possession1 ofo; grenades and 1 ^ ^ i » : . - f I Healtth projectX sees earlrly succes3 0 interstate transpontonation of stolen ^ ^ 'V vehicles. Those chicharges stemmed cutors said ivas an W c ^ ^ B O IS E (A P ) —— Nine I monihs It wass toutedti by Gov. Phil Batt sa sa id “1 find out m ore details \ritl aborted robbery7 tat a Portland, - after it opened, th«the Healchwise and otherlers as thc most extensive having ha to go to the doctor and 11 O re., bank last October. aol • phone line has fieldedfic nearly programoln o f its type in th e nation. more m informadon if I choosc to gi r i r ' T ^ A m istrial w ass d.d e c la re d on th c 10,000 calls from)m Ada, Boise, Health;thwise President Donald But not everj-one thinks the Spokane bombinging and robbery Elmore, a n d Valleyy acounties. And a K em perr hopeshi use of the hot line je je c t will le a d to significant savii y were retried on year after 125,000) fnfree Healthuise and theI manualm will translate into ■It’s a positive thing and canriiare 1 ^areos end tliey « those counts m thlis is second ! trial. R ? ^ |l manuals were deliviilivcrcd, a study health cart2irc savings for families. some so: im p a ^ ” said Roger Sherr Thc three are aaaccused of bomb- . has found that 69 perccnt of those Hcalthvthwise user Melissa Doty a aj p ro je a dirOTor for United Vi officc and bomb- who reported receivreiving a manual saj-s morer e imi p o n a n t is th e peace of and an form er exccutiw d irea o r of ing a new spaper ofl ing a n d robbing aa bb;a n k on A pril 1, have used it at leastst o:once. m ind it givesgiv her. Doty, who runs a Idaho Id Qtizens Netwwk. .tfUmf b in g a P l a n n e d . T hese in d ic ato rs fpoint to some six-childI day-cared; in Kuna, recently "But the real costs in healdiittinrr. and bombii Parenthood officee anda robbing tiie Defensa10 attomeya Frank Conklin, wfio rapripretents Verne J. Merrell, entersirs ththe initial successess fcfor thc Boise- callcd HeaIcalihwise's hot line to get arc ar often the other costs, w: ba n k again on Ju ly 1 based Healihwise:e CCommunities more infoiiformation when shc sus- people pe are facing serious pn ly 12,1996. U.S. Courlourt Hoiua In Spokane Mondoy asIS (closing arguments begin In theIB bomb-bo Project, which launcunched an ambi- peaed one)ncofheryoungclientshad dures. dii W hen people are in1 j r e a l th r e e d cfenc d bank robbery td e l of Merrall sndd ttwo other north Idaho men. • during the second“ d " S . ‘S b e e tious, consumer-baselascd preventive hand, footot andj mouth disease. pain, pa they’re not in a positioi said hc was at homt)mc on botii days. in 1992,12, anda Waco, Texas, in 1993. health project in Apri^pril 1996. "I lovee havingh the opdon," Doty make m: those decisions.” ment and have tried to makeikethem t - Berry said he w:was driving to The WaiIVaco raid on thc Branch sdvcs more sclf-siiffidcnt: to tavoid , Michigan on Apriliril 1 and was at Davidiarlian compound by govcm- paying taxes. home on July 12.12. Neither was ment forccsfore e nded in th e d e ath s of “I think it’s fair to say’ yoiyou a rc u n a b le to producee cjvidencee o r ivit- 81 m emtmbcrs b of the religious sect. afraid of these guys,” saidaid .Jo h n — D e a t'H i NOTICE!ES------nesses to corroboratirate their story. The wiferife and son of w hite scpa- Rodgers, who representsts Berry,Bi M errcll said he was driving ratist RandyRar W eaver a n d a deputy “People like that threate:sa ten us Lome Everett Baily announced by Reynolds PticEvelyn H. Meiners home from Coloraiirado during thc US manoarshal were killed in a.ninc- because they’re not afraidlid tto do I C h a p el in Tivin Falls. first round of bomlimbings and rob- day stantandoff with government the things wc’rc afraidd to do. HANSEN - L • Lome Everett BlBURLEY - Evelyn H. Meineiters, bcries and ivas willvith Beny during agentss atai Weaver’s rural Idaho They’re strong people.” Baily, 73, of Willi ^illiston, N.D., and lyianiiol •9, o f P h o e n ix , Ariz., and form"er- e tiie second. Witncsstjsscscall^bythc cabin, “I think yo u kind of w antnt to con- formerly of Hanseuisen, died Dec. 2, *«anueilel Jerry Wlke '„j y of Burley, died Friday, July' 1 ' prosecution castast doubts on As a result,re each of the defen- vict these guys," R odgers; tolctold the < 1996, in Glenroclock, Wyo., at the FILERR - Manuel Jerry Wike, 199/.997, a t h e r hom e in Phoenix. . Merrcll’s alibi. HeH e w a s th e o n ly dants saidsaid they no longer recognize jury. “It’s h u m a n na m re to9 wantwa to ho m e of h is daughjghter. 79,ofRenieno, N ev., a n d form erly of The T l family will greet frienc •"“5 defendant that witwitnesses identi- thc authcithority of the U.S. govern- bring some order out of tiicc chaos.”chi A graveside mcmicmorial senice will Filer, died di( July 11, 1997, at frorrom 2 to 3 p.m. today at tk ^ , ficdatornearthecr; crim e scenes. be held at 11 a.na.m. Salurday at WashoeM: M e d ica l C e n te r in R eno. Hlansen a n Mortuary Burley Chape . The defense attaittacked the testi- Sunset M emorial1 ParkPa in Twin Falls, Thefun iJrunken-drivivingjuries (Unitilited W ater Idaho IncIC. P ro ject)
------O bf[TUARIES- BOISE (AP) — The-Idaho Seriesi e s 1 9 9 7 Supremo Coun hasha eliminated ______For obituary rate Informirmation, call 733^931, extensioniion 278' ______inattentive cffivirving as a con- ExpHxpccled Rating: AAA Ratal,R AMBAC Instim l viction option foror juries deal- Sho loaves oxlraordinar' ing'-\yith drunkinken driving ExpLxpectecl M aturity: 8/1/27! 7 T w i n F a l l s Dorothyhy Ann Bradford 3ighbors who havo been thori Ann Bradford. 73, of forir h hor over tho yoars. dea°ar 'h a r g e s . tc opinion of bond counsel tluiie in te re s t o n tlie b o n d s willlill Hazel Lois Luk.ukesh Is. diod Monday, July 21, coussusins and special frionds ii In a u n a m m o u s opiniono] issued J n tlic o H azol Lois Lukosikosh. 83. of Twin 1997, in hornor homo, lllinolinols and California; as well aias on Monday, tiie highi^ coun held bc exertcem pt f ro m p r e s e n t fe d e ra l in c o m c ta x e s a n d Id a lio Stateitate Foils, diod Salurday,day, July 19. 1997, Sho was born Nov. 7. 1923, in hersr li loving brother ond sister-in•in- th a t K o o te n ai C ouniu n ty M a ^ t r a t c in c om m e eta x e s. I n te r e s t is c o n sid cna tid : u p r e f e r e n c e ite m in tlieh c a t Ihe E a s te rn Idaho Id. Rogional- Springfioid,)id, HI. S h e sorvod in tho- law.w. IPat and Doytoon BradfordI ir in R o b e r t B urton w asIS r ig h t w h e n h e c a lcdation u ln l of tlie A ltem ative ACniin im u m T a x . Modical Contor in1 Idaho Id. Falls. U.S. Navyy WV aves during World War A uustin, st Toxas: and sister ancnd refused to give jurojrors the option Sho w as born ApApril 13. 1914. in ll and w asIS honorablyt discharged in b r orothor-in-law, tf Wynne ancnd of convicting Grcgeclal e c care these pasl foui -»M irsi 'S lS25AdJlso 834FallsAit. 131 I3i Main A\t.E. Henrtcksonn Falls, with tfie Rov,v. RobortF VanNest fessionats3 atal the Twin Falls Clinic & m onttonths: Local arrangomonts are / COME oJ M r i n T Suitelite 1IOS Sulle WIG 734-C264 1327 Albion Mr.4«r. _ ___ \4-9I06------733-4925------offfCiettftg.-Afrangefnjem ents are under—Hospitfll-whi Tdortho-tifroctlon-onVHftct r o - - — AMD PICK: i c a p ------— — — ^------rorf#p-675.7I3r th o d irec tio n o f WtWhilo Mortuary, and whom>m s h o c o n s id o r o d h o r Morluary orti & Cromatory. Twin Twin FqIIs , frionds, Falls.Ills. YOUR SErENIOR __ DISCOOMTT CARD
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. M a g i c V aLLEY l ______State policice seize su5ispected dn.Ug money
The Tlme»N(iw«______Weiner, he said.lid. Falco indicated landed.•d th re e p eople in th e M ini-i- , s o m e th in g w-as a s in the car, and Cassiaa C( rim inal Jusuce Center, BURLEY - Idaho StateIte ?olicc Sweesy and Wan/arrell found a small At aroimar d 1:15 a m , Sweesy saidd confiscated more than SSO,>SO,000 o f am ount of m a■ijuana riju a n d a pipe. hc respisponded to a repon of an inici.x-X- Comnnissionc iers backkplan suspeaed drug money fromom a m an T h e t>vo foundmd a packagc in the icatedd driveri in Buriey. He foundd pulled over last w eekendI on a rou- trunk that contairtained S53,898, most- eight packs p of methamphetamine, tine sp e ed in g e o la tio n , saidsai Cpl. ly in $20, SSO50 a n d SIOO b ills , each ww( eighing about 1.5 grams, ;mdd . JerodSwecsy. Sweesy said. tw osmmall r bogs of marijuana, Gregory William W einer,;Jr, 22, was “Falco indicateated on the packagc He arresteda the driver, Rupen1 :: for Jen arrested Friday and charged w rome re^hab cernter dwthpos- itself, whidi heldeld some clothes and resideilent Tara Crist, 25, andd session of m arijuana and drugdru para- th e m onej\” hc said.sa chnrgec;cd her with possession of a •: By Mark Heinz which required:d ai revision of thc the ccntcinter would have a staff of phemalia after being stopfopped for Weiner’s idententification said he controrolled substance with thee Tlmeftiewiwiltet______c ounty’s zoningg ordinance.o 24 to 30,30, and the typical residen- going around 90 m ph in tlieeconstruc- a was from Sunn River,I Ore., but intentt toti distribute. The commissiission voted unani- tial trcaireatmcnt program would tion zone on ;N-estbound Interstcrstate 84 Sweesy said polic-olice believe he has Both:h passengers were arrestedd !; JEROME - There is a definitedi mously to approprove the revision, run forir al about 60 days at an aver- by mile m arker 203, S^s-ecsy^said sa: been living ini thcth Salt Lake City as wellell. Rcbecca Carter had a ; • need for an adolcsccm dndrug and which could allo;Llowresidcndalond age dailylily cost o f S175 p e r pa tien t, Sweesy called Heybumm Police area, where hc,c rentedr the car he felonyy w' arran t from /Vrizona, andd alcohol rehab center‘ a Utah- outpatient treateatment programs Outpaticatient treatm ent, which D e p a rtm e n t d e p u ty G e o rg e \vas stoppedI. in. _ Peter■ Hurthh had two outstandingg , based company,wantss to o p e n fo r a d u lts o r juveiveniles. could incinclude group and individ- \Varrell and their drug dogdog Kalco Sweesy was alsoals involved with a Cassiaa County warrants. No ngcc •: south of Jerome, local, juvenileju The revisionn allowsa treatment ual thera],crapy, svould probably cost when he grew suspiciocious of stop early Sund:.nday morning that was avav ailable for them, :; authorities told thc JeromeJt centers in agriaricultural a n d com - about SICSIOO a da y , h e said, C ounty Com m ission M ondanday. merdal-gencralal rones.r S t e v eve ; and M ary Annc Craig “You cannot work with?ith a kid The Familyily Preservation have fonfor thc past year and a half r y S f l T ’ jv.who isn’t clean and sober," so Institute is so farfar the only compa- used thethc Old Rock School for a s *-:Jerome County Ju;Juvenile ny applying to3 openo a treatment program•am helping school-aged i , P ro b atio n O fficer P a m Hiuntsman un ccnter in Jeroir•ome County, said childrenren with acadcmic and J ' r H f l j j S V C>-said during a public hearinghe county planniining and zoning bchavioraio ral problem s. i il- b e fo re th e com m ission. administrator: AArt Brown. Even ' The CiCraigs have agreed to ^ Huntsman and localll HealthF so, thc reviseded ordinonce says lease theitheir bu ild in g to th c Fam ily and W elfare children’s's mentaln any proposed centerscc should be Preserva:rvation Institute, Steve r a - ; • h e a h h w orker Bob Snowf spokesp in thoroughly cherhecked out on a Craigsaidsaid.- t 'l fav o r o f th e Fam ily Prescrvierv atio n ’s caso-by-casc basi62. ■ Econormic pan(lel gets icts wish
U -lr, mission Chairmain a n L arry R o b e n s ness peop:eople want a specialist only Clint Harris, left, and Andy Hen■iendrlcks work on the orchestraa pitpl In tho now auditorium Mondayay afternoon. The auditorium IsI C assia agrees to h( agreed the econoDnomic com m ission to jj a d J ththeir own pockets, said part o( the new Buriey High SetSchool and wli! also be used a s a communityi fine arts center. Thehe high school and oudltoilum n e ed e d bylaw s5 andai some reorga- Commissiilissioner P a u l Christensen, ’ , fund developm en ore planned to be finished byy tl'the fall o fl9 9 8 . nization. “ S omme e people view the eco- Commissionn ChairmanC John nomic : dcdevelopment commission ■ specialist-as long “o Adams said cicommissioners as a bumlunch of business people & n*)(^r never said theyicy were “against that arere c doing this for their ou-n as conditions are n ^ liiCL economic develc'clopmcnt.” Some profit,"" hihc said. “Tliat is not the District ggoes aheacid with aucditorium business peopleple have suggest- case.” By Kurt Friedemann ed thc countyy hhas been reluc- Robensens agreed, and said busi- . Tlme»Newt writer______tant to pay itsits share on the ness peopeople were sirhply in favor constmctdon despi)ite lack of p o sitio n , o f ccoconomic n development, ' money BURLEY - C assia C ountjm ty com - B ut A dam s saicaid he thought the Economi'imic development could - missioners have finally dedecided economic coirommission was mean an;anything, Roberts said, By Jennifer Taylor J new 17,200-square-footI ' to help fund a Mini-Cassi;ssia eco- formed by and1 connectedo to the includingling new parks or better Tlma»Wews writer______W a n t tto o help? I auditorisrium, bclonfyng to the dis • nomic development specile c ia lis t,' C ham bcr of Comr will be used for high school1 immerce. roadjvays.ays. ho Mount Harrison Ha Horitogo s o n of. Roberts saidid the, two have Christeistensen also said he was cs, assemblies and plays. BURLEY - Having work Foundation.n ls(' taking pledges . Commissioners mec \vithith mem- always been sepajiparate, but several concemecmed there might be some :ommunity will use it as a get a com m unity th e a te r for toheipfinistilish tho aucJitorlum. i; bers of the Mini-Cassia Develop-De' people active: inii the chamber difficultieilties bcnvccn all thc enti- n s c cn te r. years, the Mount Har E arris'onle to pledge, If you caiiwould like ti Qrinir m e n t Com mission a n d Mini-(ini-Cassia fo rm ed th e conmnmission. i ties involvvolved. ginal plans callcd for a 900- Heritage Foundation’s wor ■vork h a s Dennis Byington a > Chamber.of Commerce MondayMc “There coululd have been “Will 11\v wc as a community, split inai67&0404. jcat luditorium.au But when the■ to answer some ques finally brought the ideale a in to T fo u n diation ai joined the project, uestions some confusiosion becausc of by a riveiiver, be able to stand tall focus. ansAvered and pit ru m o rs to restr those involved,”d," Roberts said. and workork through any territorial th e b uuilding i was upgraded to) Construction began in, M ay on T h c m o n e y ne< ; ^ They decided to pay' forfo the “But only thele counties and disputesles that might arise?” he necessary' to build 1,200 sese ats. Burley’s new high schoo • ‘ new specialist, tentativel;vely, for cities are spons)nsoring thc spe- asked. lOoI a n d th e o u te r sh e ll1 has hi already been “h’U11 be1 a real thrill to partici- auditorium; the orchestra '.I next year’s budget, but wthwti sev- cialist.” T h e imrimponant thing to remem- tra, pit’s raised, said Thomas Th Morley, pntetheherc,” Byington said, skeleton is visible. oral stipulations. They warwant the Chamber of CcCommerce Presi- ber wasas (growth in one town is Cassia schoolss superintendent.s Studidents will gain broader The foundatiorf-stillI needs r But money is nee chance to review the stnicnucture of dent Dan Lloydd aassured commis- good foror t:thc whole area, Robens needed for the loft experieiiencc using thc new facility, money, but president Di the commission, approvi'ove the sioners tlie ch^bmber was not affili- said, Dennis which holds equ:■quipment to raise Morley;y s a id . Byington said the groupp i:is still and lower seen* •; commission’s bylaws and1 seesei that ated with the economicecc develop- Lloyd da( agreed. . encry, lights and Pant ofc the money donated willI confident the project ;villII beb fin- so u n d eq u ip m en t. ;• every entity involved is repre-r ment commissiorion. However, the “If weve d don’t rccognize tliat, we 2r>t. go in to0 ai fund to pay for the extra1 ished as p la n n ed . sen ted . n ew c h am b e r .offiafficcs ;vill include are goingling to be in trouble," he Thc projcct is noti expected to cost )fof maintaining the larger "If wc had another 2000 peoplep be finished until Burley, Heybum, Rupen,e n , P a u l, space for th e cconhc said, S h e rid an , th e re , andand I said, ‘W hy not, Pvc Street Nonh. The proposal:al came . professional officeicecomple.xcs, to us atat fair prices,” said Fire ; was related to the shoehooting a disabled veteraiiran who moved to already! seiseen it.’ Then I just stan- from First Federal SavingsIgs B ank “ I s till o p p)se o s e it, but there’s Chief PhilPl Clough. ■ altliough he refused to be»e spedf-S] Drummond aboutout t;vo years ago, ed screamiam ing.” of Twin Falls, which ploilions to nothing I can do,"lo,” Pierce replied. Onththc downside, the agree- ic- • calmly walked:d to his trailer The NieNiendorf family has lived open a b ran c h office on tlielesite. s “They don’t haveave to change the ment couldco divert city resources Mrs. Niendorf said poHciDlice d id a b o u t 75 fe e t aw;away, leaving the in Drumirmmond'for generations. Bank President Rickk Allen■ zoning in an aare re a t h a t ’s z o n e d a w a y from fi town, Talkington not contact them on FridayFr gun's empty h. CSI’s rates would blocked the van with a1 pickuppi “I met Mike oneon' time. I didn't both ofif SSalmon; and brother TMiin F a lls p o lic e officerir Brian1 city >vater to canalmai irrigation. CSI ' increasese under a new rate sys- tru c k a n d got out. like him then. HeHe ;vas kind o f o ff Je ffery NicNiendorf. L ee said sp e e d in g around camcai pus • h a s 115 acres to) coc o nven. tem b y/ 42.86 ‘ p e rc c n t - th>! m ar- is a problem , too. He ticketstic According to0 c ity e s tim a te s , gin of increaseini targeted for users ^m otorists traveling_SO mphih every( CSI used an averaerage of about 6.1 who con;)ns^me_more_than 101,000___ “ ■ d ayon“'F iilIs‘“A'velTue, whii.rhich is ■ ■ million gallcins'ofof city water per' ^ gallorisis of watpr per billing nB irthdayz marked 35 m ph in frontt ofo: the billing cycle ovejver three years, cycle. TlieTl new rates have yet to college. Brockway said.i. BrockwayI csti- be approiroved. Continued from B l “That’sw hat it tuse to look like hats, cakeike nnd movies, including “People just won’t sloww down( mates that more•e ilhan 95 percent Brock\kway estimates phase one “M y m odicr (Mary) was probablyproi when I skated theihere,” said Kcim, “Sun ValValley Serenade” and on i Falls. It’s ah cxpresswajkvay o u t is u s e d fo r ir r igigation. a CSI pays of thc canalc project, will cost the first woman to skii former champiipion class pairs “Duchcssca s of Idaho.” 1th e re ,” l e e said. I about S22,000 anannually for city about $138,000.S That could Mountain. Tlie spring beforeore they skater. After plaplacing fourth at Council'icilwoman Linda O’Shea M eycrhoeffer also requcguested >vatcr. A proposedsed dty water rate increasesc depending on ncgotia- • cut any runs on M d Mountairitain,my the 1951 Natiorionals, she was ^told audie:idiencc members, “We’ve police ] w atch for thievek,bL who increase would1 raisen the bill by lions wit.ith the city about how ilie • Mom and Dad hiked to thc topop ofc the asked to skate in the Sun Valley gone fromom a reson that needed to h 1 ave victim ized th e college sever-s a b o u i SIO.OOO. c o lle g,e e should disconnect its '; bmvls and skied out,” she recallicallcd. Icc Show th a t sumiimmcr. be a conurimmunity to a community al i times recently. The city has proposedpro substan- water linesli from Twin Falls’ JoAnn Keirn marveled;d atji an Picnickers enjonjoycd thc music with a reiresort. It’s up to us to In other business, entiitincer tial rate increa•eases for large domestutic supply. Depending on old photograph of the Sunn ValleyV of Desperado, aa ccommemorative make Sunlun Valley’s future as cele- Charles i E. Brockway prcieciented water users to financcfir 5750,000 how tholiot is accomplished, the ■ ic e rin k w ith no cover. SOth A im iv e rsaryry :S un V alley a le , b rate d asas oour p a s t." itrustees with blueprints lo con- worth 6f waterr systemsj improve- total billill c o u ld rise by S7,000. V '' ■' T1m«*Mewt,TwinFBlb,1(Ib.liUho Tue«Uj,Juf)f22.199r
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I =;===a==s= • W fE; T RIDE______Bilinggualec ucaidorn faces jjBglfi "'jtt opposisition iiin Califcbmia
The Wnihington Post V argas, execuijcrutive d ire c to r o f th e y ejr a r to t< try alternatives to bilin-n- " N a tio n a l Ass . hope eliminating bilingu d they want them to learn tion here would soundid thec death p ro g ra m thatt/u. costs hundn-ds Enjiisglish in school,” Tuchman, a knell for similar progr; Id of Mexican American par- where. Half of the naticlational total o fvu lltonis m o f dollars a n d e n:s tsin in T ex a s, said. Jnz, who calls himself a liber- of children not profi■oficient in ^ ocsn'lsuaurceedmleadmig • ; E nglish liv e in California ian conservative, said he will• allow anyone assodated withth ■■ ‘ “Bilingual educati'ation is a dilldrr, irvn E n g lis h ' " a n t f bizarre govemment progJrogram that nti-immigrant views” to •• . • ■; to - T-H'-r--. costs h u n d red s o f millioillions of dol becom:ome Involved in his effort to t e limminate ir bilingual-education.n . - . lars and doesn’t succeedled in teadi- T fnz, entrepreneur ing children English,"I," ! sa id R on c H a rry P a c h o n , d ir e a o r of thie e ' ' Unz, a multimillionaireire 5oft^varc ------Tommas as Rivera Policy.Center in 1C Robert Martinez, left, andid IIsaac Stops push their woy throught^rc high wster Sunday In Bllllrlllngs, Mont. A heavy rain stormm entrepreneur from Palo,alo Alto who because they!:y have been mandat- Clareniremont. said he believes the lines and ctlppling traffic. . is underwriting thc camcampaign to ed by the CalCalifomia Education initial:tiative inevitably will attractc t ripped through the BillingsIgs area, bringing down power line ■. p u t th c in itia tiv e onn tlthe ballot Department.t. s u ppport p o from those who feara r ------‘ : next June. OpponentsIts ;acknowl- This effortrt t to curtail bilingual Latinctino political and economicic i . edge the initiative willmil qualify, education is backedI by a loose powerA'cr in C a lifo m ia a n d L atinos :; and several also conceticede it will coalition off politicalp conserva- willI seese it as “an extension of 187 ; • b e difficult to defeat. tiv e s a n d Latiiatino parents who do and1209.” 20 " G em ujniversityy tenure system ; • B ut L atino le ad e rs contendcon the not think their,eir children are leam- Pad‘ochon, whose parents arcre •! measure is dubious ppo o licy a n d in g English rapidlyra{ enough. fromm Colombia,C was put in a dass T: the campaign to passs it w ill s tir L ast year, ,dc dozens o f L atin o par- fo r mentally m« handicapped stu- 'f; up ethnic and racialal ]passions ents at die NirNinth Street School in dentsits when' he entered sdiool Ein shoulc be chanIged, critides arguee ! - a s s o c ia te d w ith th e campaigns ca: downto^smLos;^s Angeles, where 90 Floridirida becausc he spoke onlyly : • o v e r Propositions 187'and am 209. percent of dii]children do not speak Spanisanish. He eventually Icamed BOISE (AP) - Studiudents who ond to a syste:■stem in place for m o re stanate^ thc American Assodatioiation : In 1994, Proposition1 18 187 den ied E n g lis h , organized o rj as Las Englis:glish by immersion, which he enroll in classes at Idahiaho’s three than seven, ddo e ca d es. for r H I igher E d u ca tio n said. ; educational and mcdicalical benefits Fam ilias delI PPi u e b lo a n d de m an d - callsIs thtl e “ sink-or-s;vim ” m ethod. public universities haveivc an above “Basically,ly, it’si the old conserv- The Tl most common reform:>rms ■ to illegal immigrants.5. LastL year, ed the schoolDol replace bilingual “I‘I swam,s; but some kids sink,”' average chance of beiricing taught ative motherier coming out in me, invevolvc specific periodic review:le w s : voters passed Propositicsition 209 to education. Thcrheir plea was reject- hc said.saic by p rofessors w ho a re: tete n u re d . b u t I h a v e n e iv e r liked th e id e a o f o f' tetc n u re d faculty a n d u se of mul-mui : ; elim inate sta te and localocal affirm a- c d b y school1 offidof als. Immmmersion advocates say chil-"■ S eventy p e rc en t of th c e lig ib le te n u re in the th< teaching profes- tiycyear contracts in placee o f tive action programs. PropositionsPro Similar bubut less publicized drenm also; sink under bilingual- faculty at the Univcrsitjsity of Idaho sion,” said RRic ichm an, a m em ber o f t e:nure. n Educators say that h a t 1, with many never becoming ; -187 and 209 have notIt beenb fully rev o lts havec produced p modifica- ism, w ’8 carry the security tha[ h a t te n u r e th c H o u se EducationEdi Committee. apppproach already is in place:e ti to implemented becausee oiof ongoing tion of bilinfingual programs in profici)ficient in English. Unz cites brings, an expectation)n (of contin- Tom Dillorlion, a State Board of somimc d e g re e in Id a h o . •! coun challenges. Santa Ana anand Santa Barbara. statete datac \vhich hc says prove a ued employment instcaicad of year- Education membermc from Canyon At A Boise State Universitys ity , ’ • “It’s a horrible wayly tot dccide Recently, thcth State Board of “955 percent ] failure rate”- to-ycar contracts th a t: oLother facul- County, belieslie v e s tenure is ou td a t- tcfnured n i faculty are rcviewciiw cd - ; educational policy andind another EducationI gave g the Orange becau::ause only 5 pcrcent of bilin- ty live w th . cd, butIdahlaho is trapped into eyeileiy five y e a rs o r m o r e if superjp e r- ; * - e x am p le o f th e initiativ p c rc en t. . sidering lawsiws that would require harlirbor dead wood in universit;rsity T h a t is too m any forir sstate Rep. routine revicvriew of tenured profes- dasassroom s. B ut e d u c a to rs sayy thith e )mmunity benefits from tenurinu re t l BOISE (AP)-Only’ 8 percentr of W elfare spokesi ;siv e in paying,” said HeHealth and two court challlallenges to the state’s ' not: ccar a n y th e sam e legal weight. ^ AUCTIIION income from all sources:es induding T H U gam blhig. URSDAY, JUJLY 24,19977 r appropria- The Senate Interior a LOCATED at 609 81h Ava.. WM. BliHL. IDAHO.______tions subcommitice app:,pproved tlie — — — iJob letssMackay]^ resident seeS( world proposal last week, reqiequiring the Sal0 Tlm0le 5:00! PM (Evening S ale)J ______Lunch w ith BiBVb » Bureau of Indian Affairslirs to coUca ' ■ MACKAY (AP) — A\ ycyear in the time spent servingsci Professional MacvLickay. A little tmvn of 573 peo- inform ation on th e incoiicomes of all FURNITURE pl - APIPPLIANCES : I'life of Professional SecretariesSec SecjetarieslntaitemationaL pie: nestledne in a beautiful valleyey 535 tribes recognizedby by th e feder* Hido-o-bod couch coi with Innor-sprlr^l) mattrosa3 -• Chromo brookfoot lot)1o wllh-ilh 4 I Twin bod with box springs ond mui-mul- u r o f in te rn a tio n a l air- underder the W hite Knob mountains,u . • al governm ent chaira ond oxinjxlfo loof • Whlrtpocfmicrowavo • Tv : i-Intem ational Presidentcnt K ath ry n ' But th e tour i Plolform rockers • Zonith black1 ond traffic on the streets, no jet- nc wim mote:lolctilng his ond hors droaaor • 2 PI ; J-Burrough.s, hopping frotfrom city to ports, the daylays and days on the No tra The measure is beingn g view ec^as whilo consolo10 T.V.T • Bookcau • Tdlephono slanond • Dosk • 4 Ploco blond bodroomroom • »!dty, countiy to country,try, meeting road and thehe constant packing planesmes to hop aboard, not even a the fint step toward cuttoitting feder- suilo wlih boxjx springs.si nMitlfoss. chosl of tIrawoRofs. nishtslond ■ Old rocord coblnotinot- • i^Iw ith the organization’on’s 40,000 ^ stopligplight. al fxmding to th e nation'sin's w ea lth ie r OccassionolI ctiQlrctii • suroka vocuum • Uprlgril Vac/acuum. fust a house on a quiet street,it, tribes. •r-members: 'Hike loa•>a>mehomeloa L A W N & G AIRDEN I South Africa? e m iles aw ay from Idaho’s tallestfst Sen. Pete Domenici, r Lown c h ains • Gorbago cort • Gordon hoso *• 3 GorboQo cons • Stop loddordor • ; I • B een there. sma.n a l l K m n ' lk, M ount Borah. of th e subcom m ittee, saidsai( th e id e a Whociborrow«v • Chalsoi loungo • tjiwn & gordon1 tctools. ; J 1 M alaysia? ‘I was born and raised in of “means testing” forDr itribes has iday,” Burrouglis said. “I really M I S C E L L A N4 l E 0 U S • J : D one that. M a d a Uy never been adequately s nail kitchon oloctric oppilancos • CcComing woro • Pola & pons • FruliFruit She has been to C^ndnnda and all _ idiryn Burroughs e living here. 1 like to comene Congress and has enormirmous u npu- . yvoii11 pi.ploquoa • Punch bowl * Stolnlos:oss stool cookworo • Wostinghousolousa : I ;o v c r th e U nited States. TIC to a sm all to w .” cations for tribes nadonwnwide. roostor • AssortoorlocJ books • Gomos • T.V. tmys ••! Shoo shining kit- • Clooning motori-olori- rrttof 8tar)d • Luqoogo • Clothos horlompor • Scoloa • Corpol awooporpor* ■ “Thousands and thouhousands of ------BuiTburroughs, an odnunistrative ossis-as- “1 d o n 't o b je c t to an o b je c tiv e Qia • Typowrtici [ndian trib e s Pictures • VoniConlty lamp * Kni» Knacks ond olhoror iodds ond onds. Ji^miles,” Burroughs saidaid, “And I and unpackinging are coming to an tantit atat the Naval Rcaaors Facility,ty, evaluation of which Ind : ►^mean thousajids. O ne! weekwc I \vas end. h a s b(been with thc Professionalal are wealthy,” thc Nevlew Mexico NOTE;Mrs. JohnsonJ d hos movod Jo a roliromonlrJconfor. Homo Is for solo. k at the 52nd annual Secret;Tetarics Intemational organiza-sa- R e p u b lic a n sa id . "BSut ut if we’re : Jin tlie Poconos, and thele nextn week This week a llow lno B a lo n sf to th « U r TEd u Smllti BsUt« of Eureka.■. Iso going to have a needs tesitest, th e n Pm »^wasin\!aui." Professional SeoSecretaries Intemarional tion1 forfoi m ore than 30 j-ears. She also ------lUwMUaiMlwlPtWMlilal«tua»«ueUo^--. ----- . ’ - B u rro u g h s, w ho wrorks o rl at the convention in ii Buffalo, N.Y., wastHis the first p e i ^ f r ^ Idaho to bcbe . going to offer an amendihdmdit that - ;-Idaho National Engineen e erin g a n d Burroughs ivillill step■ down and hand naniucniud Professional Secretariese s w c ... inventory our (fmna ar n d al) com A im O U E S • C O L UCCTIBLES it I wood cose rodio • Potnlo bosket( if • I -Environm ental Laborotoiy,loiy, has used over tlie presidesidential nans. Her one- Intcmicmational president, a positionon mitment to the Indianin p e o p le in 2 Old WoaUnglUnohouM irona • Phllco traraltono v> s e v e r of old booka, mooozlnea ond Mp2 \u s e r fe e a t th e b o a t "All‘All the W ashingtonians comene The landing is thelie county’s Hobartrroat# a rk n n d bboar o a laiintdt,” — im p ro v e d t t r l 3teH n-thesm alH ot7-“Whyhy:— parking-is-already-enfenforced-by— n.., nm—i.. I'donqted to Kootenaiia i C o u n ty tion a t otherr aai re a b o a t ra m p s . d on’tj n ’ti they start chargingtig the city, orms:'Cash or BankobloCI Check'Day of Sate ; -decades ago by Johnrt DiBoothe, is Boothes LandingLa is about a Washiishmgtonians at Third Streetret “We’re not set upp tot chargc « ■ •busier this summer thnth a n il h a s m ile w est off HiggensH Point, down (boatoat launch), like Ray Stone[le fee s,” said Sa n d y E mierson, en chair- 50l6 managed111 by Masteiers Auction Servicece. ' j ^ ^ e r been. a twisting; nnarrow roati that said?”d?” man of the county’s> water^vaysw "Trte Business that SService Built'' ar, advisory committee, ‘*I w a lk m o s t m o rnrnings i: and serves a fewew homes and' the Doeiir Coe d’Alene's former mayor, Ringside phone 20818-431-7355 [yun,” said Ellen Delavlavan, who Delavan's marilarina. Stone,me,) supported a boat user feeee Emerson said Kooten;cnai County I ^lives adjacent to thc boaboat launch. "You can1 ge t in m a y b e 10 c a rs for SSp- p o k a n e resid en ts in 1939. is working witli the higliivayhig dis- AUCTlOrONEERS Cort Van T039C,9011 CLERK Ruport. Idaho *43630-3405 ,l^ ‘At times, I’ve countented many • with trailersjrs, tRen they start . ForFor now, Third Street launch is trict to post more “NoNo P a rk in g ” Moslonj Mobilo-431.341 Lomor Lovolondi p in the road,” said free,:e. butI the city and Kootenailai signs along thc roao a d w a y to . > Lyto Mo; •J-more cars here than at Higgens stocking up i 10 • 543-5227 Gory Oaboma■no Ruport Idoho • 430-366:-S663 sheriff’s Mariarine Deputy Kevin Count;u n ty a r e considering a u se r feeec Boothes Landing. Thc2 coC( u n ty also 35 > IP o in t." n e y t o p a v o , Mobilo-73• 73M 610 Gooding. Idoho • 03034-535»* Mobilo •431-7355 > ; Higgens Point is at thethefarend Mumford. “If“] we needed to nextxt year.j Before considering; a is seeking grant mone; Mobile-539-53.5350 •?i3f Coeur d'A lene Lnk<,nke Drive, bring in emer(lergcncy vehides, it’d two-tio-tiered fee, the proposalal boatlaunch areas. TuM djy, July 2 2 .1 9 9 7f Twin F aitl, Idaho B-5
F a m i l y L i f e ■ ------' m S S Womeenwith I heart ddisease Study^ finds II[talians arec the I often 1fare wa)rse tharnmen chamfps at sh(ledding; a tear Knight-RlddflfWawiServIca Naw York Dally New O'N eal w h eree ssh h e dies?" h e asks. th e lastlas four weeks, and what hadad “Love S to ryy,” ,” circa 1972. , triggei;ered their tears, - B u ^ raising th re e chfldit Uhy Living NEW Y O R K -“Me?? ComeC on. “That one,, yeah."y< That made “Thirhis was the first study of itsits ' caring for an ill brother, I don't cry" says Skippyjy Battista,1 him cry. “Andid ''Boys Town,' triih kindI tou ex am in e crying as d o s e to : W idetsky ignored thes oi o m in o u s The chiholesterol balancee fM'ffl sitting a t th c b a r in Littliittle Italy’s Mickcy Roonejney, where thc boy worldIdwide as we could get," ;: \^-aming signs of her hurtinrting h e a rt Too much IsnIs not hoolthy. but Uio body noodsscholosiorcl. chi Taormina of MulberJerry St. gets run overjr onc AMC. Or how Come!le liu s says. ;; soaring blood pressure,, shshorm ess Choloslorol IbII Ib found only In animal products, Restaurant. ■■ -- ■— ...... TurrJms out that Turkish womenen ;; of breath and endless wcariiiariness. Amoontetcbolpbotetml, Ho»lot.d9 ndttea cholestarol Intaks: But how can that be? right up there with Italianin - But after living with ih
sTjed on mem'elhatit “ ttr _____ " SOUnCES; Con»um«r "Inter\iew him. He'ss eemotion- about the Lou)u (Gehrig story with gals areat third, with 3.55 cries per - could be heart trouble,3 le ,” sa y s Whipped cfoa al," says the deadpan baibartender, Gary Cooper?r? And I'll tell you montlIth, just behind Chile andi d ; ■ W idetsky, an 81-year-oldid Sumise,S Boof Tony Bo, pointing toJ AAntonio another one,” 1he says, growing aheadid of Sweden. U.S. men arer e i - Fla., retiree. “Doctors bacb a c k then Fattorusso, the rcstaurani■ant’s man- e x cite d . “ T hlere e n was one movie No. Z2 (just( ahead of Austria), withth said it was tension, andd I had so JH ager. w ith L an a T umimer... c 1.88 ca rie s in th c past m onlh. •; much going on in mym y lif e I Mr. Fattorusso, do yoyou cry a “Even a monnonster would have SoI muchn for the Marlboro Mani n i ; . th o u g h t it w as ten sio n , too.”too. lot? te ars in his eyyes es ac th a t one," says m ystiqtiq u e . o • Though heart diseasee hhas long “Atta movie maybe. WhatW is it Battista, Women or still universally cryry !' been considered a man’si’s disease,< — Jimmy Stewart with wi the “It’s mie!”’ crcrics a patron from moree than men — women;n ; it h a s serious — som etimn ees s deadly Christmas? Fuhgeddabcaboudit. I the other ene n d o( the bar. becauslUse th e y a re in a conflict sic-ic- • — consequences for worw om en. It wanna run in thc bathith ro o m ," “‘Im itatio n o ff LLi ife!’" uation.m, men when they suffer lossss . remains the No. 1 causee o. o f death m 1KRT Infoortpnici/QUIN ^ TIAN admits the 69-ycar-olcl,. “! “ I’m cry- Jo in e d by coU«;oUeagues around thc o r seec c others suffer. The least's t ' : among women, killingg 3340,000 _ _ ing like a bab y ." globe, V ass arr p:psj'chology profes- weepjpy ladies live in Kenya, ■ annually, roughly ihree tir This gets 71-year-old Battista,Ba a sor Randy Comomelius interviwved Bulgai■aria and Peru. Their stiffff- - number of women who di You cs:an reduce ycj^our risk of retired truck driver, ththinking. hundreds off menn and women lippeded male counterparts can be3C b r ee a a s s t a n d .. M ories, huh? about their weepingwci habits. He foundid in Spain, Peru andid “Whac's that one witivith Ryan asked how oftenten they had cried in Bulgara ria . ‘T Y s s o ' S i devel(loping heartt disease^ m u c h a b o u t a ml o o n n g th e If m illio n Knlght-flldderNtwitw i Semlca______e a sei, ,regardless rc of how long or u 'o m e ti a n d f . femn ali a le s w ho h o w' much mi they smoked. How heart disease d ei vV e I 0 p Some womeinen are more vul- greatlyItly th e risk d e c lin e s d e p e n d s th a t's h e3Tt a « disease nerable to devceveloping heart dis- on how:ow long o n e sm o k e d a n d how ch year, ease than othcthers. But by influ- much,h. undiscovered.' y ou’ll u ’ll fare encing risk facfactors w ith in y o u r • Exercise Exc hobits: Numerous w oirse rs e in control, youJ ccan reduce your studieslies document that inactive liiiDa I alT rv ri- treateatment risk, peopleDie arei more likely to die of a -D r.R ita thanin men, • Your age: K\ Your risk of devel- heart1 attack at th a n a c tiv e people. :ording to oping heart didisease increases • YourYoi genes: Though heart B z m ne studies. with age. Abo•bout 4 percent of diseasease isn't inherited, some of WiV o m e n women have cocoronary heart dis- the main me underlying causes have more complicationions from ease between 1th the ages o f 30 to 39; inciuudo d o hypertension, diabetes corrective surgeries, likelik( coro- S percent becwe:ween 40 to 49; 8 p e r- a n dobesity. obe - nary bypass surgery andmd angio- cent bet^veen I SCSO to 59; 11 p e rc e n t • E Ea: a rly . m e n o p a u s e : ■ plasty. They’re more liklikely to between 60 toto 69; 13.5 percent Postmeimenopausal women arc morc experience lingering che;:hest pain between 70 to0 779; a n d 18 p e rc e n t th a n1 twice tw as likely to develop' f i after heart operations andanc more of those 80 andid c older. h e a•t rt ddi ise ase a s p re m e n o p a u s a l I lik e ly to die. • Your healtlakh: Some younger women,ien. Women who have early Indeed, in their symi'mptoms, women — thosliose with diabetes menopaopause — before 45 — have I I ■ .diagnosis and treatm ent,u, iwomen and certain heihereditary forms of a somevmewhat greater risk of devel-I often differ from men foror ireasons higli blood diolclolesterol — are just opingg hearthi disease than women n o t to ta lly und ersto o d . ■ a s v u ln e ra b le: to tc heart disease as whosese menopausei occurs after "There’s so much aboutlUt ’w om en y o u n g m en. 50. , and heart disease that’siundiscov- un • Your cho:holesterol level: • YourYo weight: Being more ered,” says Dr. Rita Redberg,Rei People with tor;total cholesterol lev- than1 30 3 percent over your Huntington ' h e a d o f th e W om en in Cari^ d io lo g y e ls o f 240 milligiJigrams per deciliter "idear’:al" weight increases your Huntington Com mittee for the AmiAmerican of blood (m^cll]/cll) h av e m o re th a n risk, ,even ev if you have no otherr 2-D oor O ak Vanity Dr, 2 Drawor OakVonlty 1-Doi)o o r OakV onlty - Gracelul. cslhearol-elyler10 doorsd. • GfBcolul.llul. cfltnodrnl'Slyloi doon • Granoceful. c.imBafal-stylfl doors : H eart Association. “WeWe don’t txvice the risk;k i of people whose riskfactors. fact • AnljQuo DfOJt ona oak W/nW/Ti nififliB* • AnliquoJO brassb( and ook inmtunaies -Aniiqiiliqufl S(S3i And oak Uuro and ogo ; a h e a r t a tta c k is sim ila r i AUWEISEKDOOB LOCKS r n itim t: ^ o l Mon [Women ‘ men and women, with:h oc n e m : tiu-ee affe c te d by h e a rt distdisease. J21/70 20 121/70 113/65 ' Ider when Blo^prossun Bccause women are oldei lIlT iL 122/76 IlSffO 20\po r r w w i m o uta ii 1BmwcintBPim I : diagnosed, they’re more UI umps ^ 124/80 116/74 ; have age-related risk fa • including high blood pressute,pre SMiHimtS t' 135/85 140/85 • high cholesterol and diabetes,dia 121{70_ ; which complicate treatmemenc and Blood pressunsuro 138/B4 : b o o st m o n a lity rates. whilo Ino hoQii 1S0/B5 150/80 Adjust'/^'A-Gate: jh . "At the start, we’re dealiraling with relaxes 136/69 14B/70 Fl.vAlly A G ate; TH T at WoRks. “ "TT! ■ older, sicker w om en,” Lo;veiiwerysays. “It’s no surprise that olderjer bodies source; Hm n experience more complicatitations.” ' KRT InfoofBDhloUTIM DARKER SINGLE GAT€W A SSE M B L Y AO. 36 OHIt AO.A 60 > i Woman1 close to1 leaving] hilusband (AOJUrTABie36''T096"96" OATt o m m j ) 1 ^ [Ml EASYW mSTATALL : D E A R ABBY: I h av e beeb e e n mar- i- ~ U f ire a rmrms. : Well, Wayne, in our mFteTFonwet-f vo-rr-Youmim COLOR COOmHATTD : ried for three years andd lovelc m y • “ W ildd Kingdom,”K the animals - FOR WOOD OATtS : husband dearly; howevee v e r . I'm . car-jackers, arm ed robbers mMKwtno4T -D ear - ...... mrtnniuariiat • - ; very dose to leaving him.im: Wliy?' ■ drug dealers - carry guns. ' on 6 FT. HlOH ssaa )le. I’m a ^ L guns. A nd th e y do noc hesi- nuiK m iw ' DOUBLE OATATS ASSEMBLY IS ; Bccausc I feel invisible. Abby , , nutnvrntiiBK • good wife and do everj o use chem on innocenfpeo- mueiMt CU/HM J m - I I B ■ ' PSRFeCTFORtR DRIVEWArS Al]igail\^nBuren p ie , asIS well as on cops. The ani- I ’ FI?^' ) ! within my power to maks-s n t t i u t or t iojiut-ihnat you see on “WUd Kingdom" : happy, but when he comesn e s hom e m als you rtfVOI SAOS j KntMnuLteiiOl OXOP VC0 ; from work, he greets mene wth a ! ______' a r e potentially po dangerous OK VRAOS : “hi” - then he greets ouro u r th re e becauseise they1 are instinctively try- n * jia n m la * w ■ dogs w th petting and ivwo o rd s o f w h a t h a p p e n e:d d tthree m o n th s a g o in g to0 protectpr their lives or the m a f utiferm if ifHtii ■ love. T h is in fu ria te s mc!I t h a t c h a n g e di tlthe dynamics of lives ofof th'eirt offspring. The “ani- ' we deal with are predators r DEV : As of three months: agago, my your relationshiiship w ith y o u r h u s- m als" \vc I I I (WMtnitOT INCIVD fO} ; h u sb a n d d e d d e d h e sleepseps betier band. He is behicharing like a self-' —preyinjying on innocent, honest dt- and they are dangerous ; w ith o u t m e , so ^vo’v e b esen e n sleep- • ish, insensitive?e cdod. Before you izens, ar ' AG-36” to 60” Reg. R 559.95 ■ Ing apart. I know he workorks hard walk out, tell1 hihim how you feel becauseise theyt choosc to be. ortant for and offer liim1 ththo option of mar- , Abby,by, it’s obvious that ^Vayne • at his job, and it’s import: ^ NOW ONLY...HJ1 9 ® ® « 0 6 0 6 c h a i n • him to get a good n iaIt’s t’s sleep,' riage counseling,ng, . is ignoralorant of how violent these : but that’s no excuse5 for fi his DEAR ABBYBY: Law enforce- peoplele cana be, a n d how qu ic k ly a Reg.SB9.95 . ; behavior toward me. Ourir ssex life ment officersi aiand their actions situation:ion can tu m o n a n o ffice r in I AG-60” fo 96” R SQ 95„„„, n- IIWRio, ; has practically come to) a h a lt. I h a v e b e e n andi olalways %vill be tar- any givejiven situation. I can only ■ e x p r e s s e d m y fe e lin g s to tc Jiim, gets for critidsmism, skepticism a n d su g g est:sc tht a t h e g e t a jo b in law ^ NOIV 0 N L Y ...^ 6 J #306M iS* EcoBonnrii''iM gSa. wn .79wff.l ' only to be ignored. Wherhen I get controversy. TiTwo of thc most enforcen•cement, because I'm sure . affectlontito with him, hele pushesj newsworthy topiopics involving law his oudoudook on tranquilizer guns ; me away saying, “Notlot now, officers are thchc use of physical • would1 change.ch : honey,rm too tired.” forcc and deadljidly force on crimi- Lawiv enforcementei can always ■ H A bby, I don 't claim to b» e thctJ pep nals. It is easysy for the general use' goodgoo advicc on how to SALE ENOS 07f2:i/?7 I__ ;'fect wifeTbut'the house'is'i'is'always— publlcorthe-miT n e d itirttJ'se co n d '------im provern'erMost o f lu-imd oiu- boss— • imm aculate and the launlundry is guess what wasras right or wrong. cs welcorIcome good advice. But tnm- -S ; never piled up. I make hoth o t m eals T h e y h a v e hoursirs o r days to d o i t - q u ilize:er r guns?i I’m 30 years old, : daily and our pets are well-gril groonied while an pfficer:r 1hns only se co n d s. h a v e beenbee a cop for eighc years, /OLCO«! : and cared for. I am noc dro]dropndead The stokes are3 hihigh on th e s tre e t. a n d I thoughtthoi F d h e a rd ic all. L DONALD P A U iS E R , ST. \ t .'I ’ share of Hesitation or• aa wrong decision - CPLI - : gorgeous, but I get my sh I B iiiitilDING MATERIALS CENTERllE R j H-‘‘ec- a r d w a r e • lo o te an d rem arks. mny very wellill cost an officer TAMMAMANY PARISH SHERIFFS S ig n m e ... D ESPIPERATE E his/her life. Thishis brings me to a ' OFHCE, OF COVINGTON, LA TWIN FALLS JEROME GOODir31NG BURLEY A ______JERSEY recent lener yououpubUshed: DEARAR CPL. PALLISER: Be ; F O R A D V IC E IN N EW JE F 1300 HIGHLAND AVE. E. 515I W. MAIN ST. 113 MAINUN !ST. 303 N. OVERUWD AVE. ; For the “Wayne in SatSanta Rosa, Calif." patient.nt. ByI thc time you’re ready D E A R D E S P E R A T E ; Fl 7 3 3 - 5 5 7 1 324-8161 934-842}427 678-8368 l_ N l ? sa k e o f yo u r m a rria g e, it[ is imi per- sa id h e th in k s5 c(cops should carry to hangng up your firearm, you'll ; ative that you find outt exactlye: tranquilizer giguns instead of haveheahe ard m ore. M Tlffli»«»wi.TwtaF*IU,-ldVlilJho TuM dirJutrM ,lS97 C o m ic s a Peanut* ______By Cfiarles M. Schulz For Batter Of For Worw ______By Lynn Johnston I HeARPYOUlYOl I UIHW we OONSA CO, I'OU D O N'T I w a s n ' tr VELLIN6...I ^ ' l e t•'S' s TRV 60IN6 BACK 0| T Fcra. ARC S6VB«ftU 1 ^ 1 Fe&LSOflyiLTV,Bay. ( fP H IL -couuo s e o g n b 1 I s i s ? . , — ______;-< . onoftNiOftTioNai^fiT A _ MAVE TO VEIL AT^TME! I WA5EXPRE£:e 5 s i n 6 M '/s e l f « t o ' I WiaHWCHWTMCVEO L •0 YELLIN6.. _ ■ flW N f T KNOW, PHIL,., P R - v m i^ c s eSefwiCEg,)y ^f=ARAWW/,-WI‘lie P F O R C E F l •FULLV1 • 5 '7 y — I / MOM UtiLL NCEP S0M6 Th& ONaS WHO SHOUtO I UJHU^'S 0 Tfie 1 1 ^ 1 CNE TO COME.ftaCi B e T > K ifi» C A ^ o p JV. f I TMec/'rtE.cpHor^ yW) > OJARlliJOl«^0A8l&, ' lf= SH t/VO DAP 5 ^ ! c r AMOOtSO- ^ Z ff ^ T D K m ^ ir. - f uvw a ffT V f & ^ - ) HOME, m m . Dllbflrt ______;______Sy Scon Adams Blondle ...A N O THAT’S VO'VOLfR YOU TALK>LKED AQOUT • O^AY.AY. YOU D O N T SE E n ______f8y Dean Young & Sian Draka PE^^O^^^^NCE Rt'R tV I E U . ■rOUI\SELFLF FOB. t h e f "^0 KNOW KN t h a t v o u r PA61WO0. I'M SOfWy ABOI90UT J I I WlTklN A Ffi THE WAV IVE SEEN TBSATlIATIHS ) ANY QUESTIONS?5 ? , FULL HOLO U R . CAM I ^ E tTETING I r s OVER WHEN , VOU, AND m SOINS TO t W E TALK.K ABOUT , I YOUU 5EE5 STAND UP. STAflT BHitJa X y 'T M N S ? ’r t*\Z? - j -I ^ y OOH. flOj3 I : 8 ^ a a u Oj ___ ' f ^ j \ g | 8 | > LC;______By Johnny Hart Jlcklei ______By Brian Crane ^ IS SOUR t r WHW" \ MEAVJT \ ( r ? CO? oCTscoji r WeS,YOOC6KTAlMl.Vl IP A COf to \&TH«r Dl )0 TO \ ■» POt^ePAhiEATcr^ / ACKi YCnj 7 90MeoPiTi€,y t=Z7CElUSifi>, n ____y WALK A^ tiN LII e . \ / ^ n WHATEVEC=C YJ9U■ I / , ' \ OO. OSHT-'NT ASK y \ "V^HlCHO^ : & ------— r.n. '•(Sit By Jim Davis Dennis the Menace By Harik Kclcham - / OPIE ANP,NP I ARE \ I ______l 'l JTW PAV16 17'Zi-zz HI and U ll______ByCtiarce Browne s ' 7 I ’LL RAISS3 ^lIlF -*NPI'LL IIKIIIIIIIIIIIII l. 50/WETTJ(N(5 TELLS /A =1 •• I You TEN! J S E E Y o u IHIIIimill AVCAR ISN'T r e a p / ver ^ Ifi r - a ^ p O L . r- Si"? il Daddy rev!iview s Billy's HI '’WHENI6®'iVUJ>lM60NNAei^6^A£AReAGC/^W{ v a c a llo n icartoons. SO I CAN LOOK INSIDE flVtWECANSi" tU . oWicaoft;0ft»w a Roaring f(felines can’iI’tpurr SlOROSCOPE I Tha Wizard of Id______ByBy! Brant Parker & johnny Hal A feline* expert coniendsids any cat I ^ 7 ; ; Sydney Omarr I that con m a r can’i purr anclnd any cat W H A 'I .SV— J YtowVt FiHP A i>n7tc “ • S i l l ^ lhac can purr can't rnar. SWHAT? I 'niii Many AuMraliaas pel skinkin cancer. ,V 22 IS YOUR BlRUroAY: [ BX7TA S0MB7HIK& W'Ccn ^ T \ LM. BoydB( I V.1TK. § W ^ \ Ancl muny who lend sheep)oreafruitl ar ~ independent, comroverslal, . '-----SWIt-LTiJMIffriTj------m ] some nf their flock clogs wiU'ill Reti skin creative, posjosslbly were separated, emo- tionaUyoror otherwise, from ono or both cancer, too, On their noses,'(.curiously ci lowRlvcrsfof Yukcukon, Okla., oncc psrcmiain: relatiyely early age. Taurxis, enough. Corr’espondcnts saysay il's not inade It illegal for>r a a patient to puli a Leo. ScorpIcplo persons play fascinating . extraordinary down th e ree toli tattoo dentist's tooth? rolei In yout)ur life, Nfother wai domlnat- certain doRs’ noses a defensi’nsive deep A, Locals say i(it d o tfs back to an jnginnuencjncc, father often felt left out. hluc. era of insufficientnt anestheticc when cycle highlighti Initiative, t in new direction, different ' T he firsi dishw'ashcr vvasJS mader of pained patientss th r e a te n e d th e ir judlcncc on ii ^ W(H)d, one that will appreciate your • ' ' dentists with like rep (0 style, innovation, creailvi- kl®l ■ITiai jazz scat word "scoub.)ubidou” is "What is dviliiatic S ' S ? ’™,once relirquished, will again not jusi u .-iel nf nonsense: syllables.sj Waldo Emersoa "I‘I oiw or ven Thc power l>e aflame, ill i» w Originnlly. it was lhe nameime of thc of good women." HcHe didn’ti say othing ARIESiN(March 21-ApriI 19): You'll Hagaftha Horribla By Chris Browne currency of France's Africancan colony about the power ofbaifbad\vomea galnaiUejirI in completion of secret pro Guinea. Then ii lurnetl intoJio French In only one senterntence is Man men- j«>-Vl«itlrindividual temporarily con* X- c’U h itJ o . ^ H T I slanR meaninR “worth nexixt toi noth- tioned in Charles3S Danvin'sI classic lospltal, home. Networking ing.” ts under way ai result. Cancer to m e "T h e O ri^nI oof f Species."I ilvecL j? T o move a boundary m urkiirker wos a Bean seeds out>veit>veigh turnip seeds TAURUSIS (April 20-May 20): Some of ^ 5 F A ^ e ^ . I .serious crim c in ancient Euro;uropc. One 132 to one. your fondcit!st desires fulfilled - take care local law stipulated any persterson who Among all thosesc m r en who signed whai you atliisk for, you'ro liable to get it. did (hat thlnc would be burieiried up to the Declarationof of Independence, Emphosisonon Joy. frivolity, being up to the neck on (he spnt. Andd haveh his only one ever sawv aa railroad: train — ihion. Sagittaritn plays role, 5k. head plowed off. Charles Carroll, whowh died a t 9S in ^ CEM Nln (May 21-June 20): Q. Did you ever find outJt whyv the 1832. Favorable Iulunar oipect highlights spo- A cial itudlei,es. language, ability to put ______7-«* ACfloss fr~ii~|i~s~n ■■■! ir II n M i l Mil III III I overprofiinltable deal. Emphaiii aho on 1 Go on ond o n ______y teaching, phlloiophy, theol- 5 Chaco ol lo u p> lo represented. 0 Tnmiportod U ------t i l l ;R (June 21-July 22); Check M i y ______13 A! any tm# '• AriM meiufilage. Chango of Kene proves ______By Moi Walker 14 Rndi ^5------; — ■ beneficial. r< , relates to written material HOLP IT.SARGE... j iF11 y o u CAN TELL ANON^OUSlus ) T \ I 15— brovo “ Books Inyoyour library may contain BEETLel 16 Painful epol ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ dilemma. Try reading; it wilJ A6 ANONYMOUS SAI P, ([ TO STAY AN0NYM0U5 //, ------H ■ ■ iKuwen to dl 17 Squander ■ ------J B i ° — pav dividend.nds. "ITOPTENfiHOWfiA I - 1 6 Pom«lnjlt « 2# 2T ------p n S i a LEO (Jul;uly 23-Aug, 22): Attention FINE COMMANP OF ■ IB Cardigan ______I __ rc\'olves aroiround lifestvle, legal commit- L LANGUAfiB TO SAY • 21 HavlnB gtBOl « ■ B w mem, Improiroved public imago. Those 5 jsNOTHINS" ' Z'SjSfcw'"'y ^ wisdom __ — — who doubiocled will now lay, "Sorry for 23 Dan»on and ** dolsy, youI wwere right."Taurus, Libro Kennedy ts ■ — ------pertoni fijmr uro in scenario. 24AI«Ror *' VIRGO (AU ub, 23-Sept, 22): What 25 Vftlloy...... u ------pJ “T W m ------appean to bi bo breaking up may just be 26 Happy. gening tecoicond wind.'Partnorinip or i3 Nautical H | | M |■ | p i marriage deservesd< another chance, ' -I'CRJ 6 t ^ * command H ■ ■ ^ ^ ■ Make termsns crystal clear, alio mako 7-22______i LW ixg ______34 Uncouth ono « « « M r intelligent co:concessloa 35 From — 2------L ------______LIBRA (S (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Creative 36 Floor covering ^ Juisci aciivaivated - imprint style, realize Fmnk and Emett By Boh Thaves 37 RI«» Wgh------k j------uding aura of sensuality, sex 33 Omit r u m i^ t be playing dangerous 39—devi# R3“ cer, Capricorn persons aro In k P I V//TH/I-f l u t h e t . I 40 DMdo I I i f f i 41 Sol cl slops 01M7TlV>unt>unt MMi SwvtM*. Ire. I p u f i s n T7~------— you are exud10 (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): rtf lAoviff S| 42MOfOlurtlVO lip ot home will be moving _j------. .p p c iy o u t f ( < . 1 0 COMINCn s o u t , X t J 44 EnQlithcounllea Yottarday's P u s ice room for somothing more 4 5 C o a o u - picture. reatlvo, fulfilling. Don't per- T H Ol O O ( S H T IT J i 46 Goby boai lOToahollc'e lo ' 7/22/97 SCORPIOent to cloud Judgment. Aries, V / O UJ I / . P l i A U 47 KoBp* eoeuio 11 Bluoprintjrint - - ■ r Relationihiproles. Againtlaitadi 12 6han>0 ?uzzlo B lOlved: over to mokerARlUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): \ <5ooco£> r/M E ’f 51 Adjuats, In a 14 Slockhol(holm iP je l c IT i **W apI T I M y i s i T m exciting, cretmprint style, wear bright col- •way noUvo ■ tcntimen:up. love is not around comer, i / v v y ® i X v - ' ' * 7 I T O FITCH p / ; M Y i 55 — Khayyam 20 Portablo.blosholior - |cTojil!TM |r|n[^ e A L M H lA ^ Ubra play roiand now. Stress originality, oy/oG |i/ipHV '. 50 Purpio cutor 22 Rind N lR fe B o lD 0 n • SACITTA'illingness to take Initiative. 56 Shredded 2S Appraise B lN lefelH lilH T ^ Thli U ill Imi ==^=c:;>=^>^:T ______7 > 2 .2 | »<«e9 . m UNB t M b ri p 50 Fruil alono* 2QOIblrdarda r e lv le i Ht f a lWlo■ io'a H A lT jm . on,ipcakup,CORN (Dec, 22-Jan. 19): 60 Gladden 27 Wonh elates to lifeityie, poiiible The Bom Lowr B y elR lAlsTeffl ■ - it ll W o am By Art Sansom & Chip 61 Pulls at 28 ProaUoido alo l i o I r W o 'il'L T courage, willf furniture. Emphasize stabll- C2 Gaollc mooling B n l ^ i e l iil r B ’ Leo featured.)n and motlvacioa L e ^ ties /wiW T'iy aw ^ Z w u v j r m Z NW jTM ijM r') '"n o w nWA...I k NE.VEK. U r ~ | . . $ 3-— Uko II Hor 29Waapolrpainlul P L J T * ' CAPRICOt, including partnership and 64 Buttoraubstltuto 30 HinduJascelic as . * '* * "■ * " ° M»| ° r * W -- T ■■ Decition r«l(:aunu involved. ' ' - ___ _YOUp.„4cHOW K^if L q r k e w -L k o j j M - o m ceablo.-old-»-p e h e B c U J q■IW I purchaso offilXU8-(Janr-20-Feb,-181i------SOUP DOWN ■ stylQ " ■ Itv, dlrecUon»mes U ^ter u project nears 1 Minus 32Q oosatiat an oaay » ■ t ^ y A l l Dh hlahlighied,, Youlli be complimented on OFTKE J 5 2 Doclaro oponly paco i l a l e W MNIciAn . marriage.Tauu sls will be on design, archl- 3 Dried out 34 Nal Kinga n g - iWtHM>|TTi|*n ------AQUARHt appreciation. Gemini will 4Expo»ltk)n 37T)iIn8halihaht , itw lrM 'H l I |o |e | Durden beconnding itile. (Fob. 19-March 20): Credit wg 0' . d l SB rlngtup 38 Ooggor completion, \ 6 Tax org. lonari 40 RM 46 Condition 52 ■7122m looks, emphu10 is presented in formal C8^ 7R osls 41 Loo part«rt 47 Dummy 53 tectura, artlintain a emotional balance, 8 Broad makon. 43 Dlslnclini:linod 4QAmbVlP 64 playouutandlunor. Request for addldonal ' at lime# . 44 Hollandsrtdalso la 40 Lard. (uel. etc, 67 PISCES anted.(F Leo, Scorpio persons J I M S i i -0 Sword one 60 Farm ilnKturo 6 2 H o # rto n d - longoverduonental roles. h G 63 Pres* emony. Main 64 Mexican monoy •'w e o> humi 67 On tho— ipaceU gm n (fleeing) pUylnsmune / Serving the' hMagic Valley C c iU NJITY Coimiii/iify Editor..\prilrilCnmh-'I.U-O'JM. H\r. ./.s;v W T h e T im cs-N cw:w : s T u e s d a y'.July ,. 22, 1997 S ccc io n C C o m[ i I N G l y ^ e r y l ]Eckle;s dan(ces onI Broaiidway E v e nNTS ------By Gin3Ina Mulder •Area performers aare re in v ite d to ta k e Tlmes-T>»N(>W9 corrospondcnt______adv an ta g e of thc new sta,stage near the food ------court at the Jert)me Cou^unty Fairgrounds. BUSLISS • M eryl Eckles believes dreami^ams do T hose interested in pcrfoirfo rm in g should call comee trutr e . 324-7209. F o)r r ih t e past 60 ycarx, Eckles dream e d a n cincing on Broadway and earlier •Jerome Cotmty 4-HI clclubs are sponsor- month,th, th a t dream becarac reality, ing a raffic of a new 15andng S a tu rd ay a n d Sunday inh thtl e p a rk in g lot at on Broa(Tkidway was a dream come true." K n ik Scrvice, 992 W. MIain air in Jerome. Ecklekies dancing career began in 19311937 a t the ageIge of 8. Im pressed widi a friend's newt •The stoiy of Anniec PPike Grccnwook foundd abilitya to “sliuffle.and slap," EEd d d e s \vill be told at 2:30 p.m.m. SaturdayI at the convincinccd her parents to let her tr>- ta p National Park Scrvice} VisitorV: Center in dancee lessons.lc H agerm an. F or more inforiform ation, call 837- Ecklckies recalled the summer scssi 4793. were heheld in H agcrm an’s opera house, r k now•■n n: as tlie Legion Hall, costing 35 centscc •A park ranger will leadlea a guided tour a lesson>on. of th e horse qu a n y Sundayiday, a t 9-JO a.m. at "W/e e had1 a show at the end of diele sum-si the National Park Service/ice Visitor Center, mer,"" E cklcs said. “I rem em ber I u-all located on Highway 3050 acrossc from the into ththe e L egion H all and .saw all th e 1 Hagerman H i^ School.q1. For] more infor- loons? usedu; for decorations and thou, m ation, call 837-4793. w onderful’ I ivas so exdted.” v m m Ecklcklcs continued with her dancing •Thc Fifeld and AllenIcn family reunion tl'C wayvay through college. After obtain \sill b e held Thursday throh ro u g h Saturday at h e r teaccaching degree, Ecklcs tauglit schoolsch the Twitchell residenceice in Buricy. For ‘I*'*"Jance in Clover Creek, Three Cre. more information, call CCh h a rle s T w itdiell *ind Moi.lountain Home. at638-S51Z Ecklc.klcs, now 68, shoivs no signs of slowllowing downt and ar intends to keep on dancinging for •Thc Mini-Cassia Alzhcz h e im e r’s m eeting as longlg ao s she is able. w il be held at 2:30 p.m.,m. Wednesday at 's ^the joy of moving to tlie rhythmth m of 2311 Parke Ave., Suitee 5 in Burley. For musilusic and feeling happy inside, rega Eckles celebrate!tos hor trip to Broadway to danco.:o. EcklesI quallflod for the opportunilunity after winning the ‘I Lovo Dancinco' preliminary pageant In May more information, callII VValerie Shell at liss off howhi old you are," E ddes said. “T ■ hold In Utah. 677-1872. is w hereere it’s a t fo rm e.” •T ee n s are needed toI te :a c h o r assist in a T com puter class for senienior citizcns in Rupert. Contact Val at the extension ^ :rome cosmeietologist speecializes officc, 678-9461, for morc•c informir ation. • •A 4-II in Idaho Photogro g ro p h y Contcst is spreading kidndness ancid cheer under way. It is open to 4-H youth and By H.R..R. Welxel cure or haircut, shele has an unusual and adults and should depiaa 44-H activities or nmesJ^et-Nowa cofTCflpondortt______creative way of brbringing thc outside projects. For moro infornormation, contact ------worid and interesti>ting community hap- tlie Cassia County Extensicnsion office a t 678- JE RROME O • A shampoo with a haina irc u t penings to life as sht;he ta lk s to. h e r d ie n ts . 9461. a n d pr:es th e ir hair,lir. upset nerves settlele down and becomc items by Wednesday or Thursday.' For "Theyicy become part of my familjnily,” nuict under the tetender care of their m ore inform ation, call Hle ele len a t 734-1435. Adamison so: said. “Everyone is so spcc:pecial hairdresser. to m e.” “There is someththing soothing about •A Tobacco Us2 Prevenik'cntion workshop. A s Ad;A dam son gives a p c n n a n e n t, mmai ani- g e ttin g yoiu- ha ir fLxexed,” A dam son sa id . Suo»uo Adamson fixes Edith fLeoders of this yoars Salmon Tradtract Homemakers aro, from loft, Bettotty Roberts, historian; Katherine Wambolt, tolephoning:lg; GeilC Harms; Ruth Owon, presidenient; Mildred Jones, vico pros- ; Ident; and Juno Kunkol, sociotaiyaiy treasurer.I •^^dsandthBlr I I S a l m o n Tr a c t H o m eEMAKERS Wa also want to p u b n c l n H your photo* of tpoelil H H events In the Dfa of tha [ J i » ■ Purpose: Thc Salmo eoRvnuntty Uutt are importantjttoourreadOT. to t f t f mon Tract underprivilclgcIgcd^hildren and Girl's H om em akers striv e w promotimote a b e tte r State. ■ way of life for all throughII c(continuing On Aug. 28,. charterd member Clarissa Community EdKor April V education, fellovvsliip, and scrvKrvicc and to Kunkel will cellclebratc her 100th birth- provide gu id an ce in hom es; andani commu- day. Tlic dub w —X vras organized M arch 17, ■ ’•*'4^ ninity for uniting people to maker thc 1933 as thc firstfir extension club in I world a Ixjtter p la c c to live. S o u th e m Idalio. Twtn FalU, Idaho 63303 1 ' I 0. ; Joey Biyant Meets: 2 p.m. tlic tliird \VedVednesday of F o r m orc Infororm ation contacu Marilyn TheTlme»Newi cach month except Januaryary and July Kramer at 65S434306, 3 251/2 E. Fifth SLN. f l ® and August. M e etin g place U ded d d ed by Burfey, Idaho 63318 g | | tho hostess. Youcannboraacii^'fu atrt SS7 n-4543 or 734-~ ' D uck S5 p e r y e a r 5538. You can abo emaa uiat Profllele your club B would llko to profile your Deadline tor tho Sunday page li11 nonoon Wednesday. Mi^or projects Tlie organij contributedCO money to thc hosp kind your intermoUon ; Deadline for tho Thur»day pa{o'fi tstl noon Monday. V | r name, a photo and your ; Deadline for tho Tuesday pafoBtinoon ts Friday. ing homc.s, senior dtizen cenic •toAprilCmlch. ; Deadline (or the Saturday pa{slaUnoonTueiday. U ed in R ed Cross blood drawings Itor, P.O. Box 543 Twin ■ Deadline for the W ednet^ pageiage Is noon Friday. . to Rcd Cross, polio fund, can 1. DeslgnodId byb mombors of tho Boys and GirlsIs ClubCl of Mogic Valloy, this art willill Ibo featured for tho "crippled children's fund,, CCt am p F ire Gi ■ month of)f JJonuniyi 1998 In tho club'a Communinunity' Calendar. Girls, Easter Seal, Oppommitylity Camp for > c-2 Tlmw^ew*. Twin F*Ili,illJ. Idaho Tuetdiy, July 22.1997 C o m m u n''JITY i ______J Job’s]DaughiIters reccognizedi fo r WO;)rk fS Ee n io r Gay^ENDAR-I — ______T win in IFalls Senior atizcns CeramicsO a t 1p.m . TWIN FALLS - MMc e m b e rs C c n te r W ednesday Blood pressure checks. thc Bethel 56 of thc InternationalInt 61661( E astland D rive BI Order of Job’s Daught(^ t e r s :r serveds from noon to Thursday Tl cd the G3rd nnnual IdahoId: 1 230 p.m.m. Suggested donation is Trip Ti to Filer for lunch. Bus.iu s . Session of th e 1 0 JD , hhe e ld in Boise S2.50forse:r seniors. T he cost is S3.50 lcav m B o ard m e etin g a t 1p.m . Saturdi)': Sa Chop suey and Stac}’ C nm jnd, secondsec pJacc ^ TTiursdayia y SuSunda>7F rie d d iic k e n in Messenger Team;; aar n d A llison I V P in o dlie ile :at 1p.m. MiMonday: Pizza Rolig, Brooke Jardine,ne, Elizabeth | \ Friday> AcActivities W onderiich, W hitneyey Rolig1 and pressure chedcs from 10 Toroday Kristin Patterson, thirchird placc in o-m. to noono o a QuQuilting at th e center. M essenger T eam . R add BrieBridge. Wclass a t 10 a jn . Brooke Jardine, firstrst place in second placeice in Essay; and Sara Job;lb; £S tac y Lytle, sccond place in Anna Jardine was nanlamed as an All dinneimers at noon. Suggested EvEvening lundi at 530 p.m andnd Essay and third placeacc in Short Webster, second s place in PhoKlotography; and Sara High,;h, alternate to receivee one< of 12 donationisSisSZSO. cards•ds. Poems; Dani Mingo,, ththird placc Ceramics. th ird place] in Photography. Grand Bethel Fdi‘d u c a t i o n a l W cdnesdicsday: Hot turkey sand- in Photography; EElizabeth Recognizeized in thc age group MaiMargi Hollifield was selcctcdcd A ^vards for higher educ;lucation. w-ich RIer Senior Haven W onderlich, secondnd place in 17-20 were AnnaAi Jardine, sccond to bebe one of five messengers on Job’s Daughters in an organiza- Friday;; Oven0\ fried chicken 222 M ain St., F ile r - Ceramics; Jam ie Gonzonzales, sec- place in Essissay; Tina McBride, thee Id Id ah o M essenger T ea m com-m- tion for young womenien between Monday:ly: Cook’s( choice Di:dinners served at noon on ond place in A rt andnd :Drawing; first placc inin Art and Drawing; petinfiting at Supreme Session of theh e th c ages o f 11 a n d 200 whichv pro- Thrift: shopsf open Monday- Tuescsday and Thursday and att 6 a n d M olly M cB rid e, thiriihird place in Sara High,, sccondsi place in Art Intertem ational Order of Job’sI’s • motes love of God ancmd country, Friday fromom 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. p.m.n. on Friday. Suggested dona-ia- A rt and D raw ing. and Drawing;ng; Anna Jardine, first Dauglughtcrs which will bc heldlid re s p e c t for pa re n ts and n d guardians The cent,jnter is selling raffling tionn isi S2 for seniors. H o m e deliv-iv- Recognized in age gngroup 15-16 place in i: Individual from‘im S a tu rd a y until A ug. 2 in Saltalt and community service.ce- tickets foir r SS: l pcr.tickct for a quilt e re;d d meals available each mealjal ------m a d e a nnci d donated by Patty time.le. SchoU To«roday: Baked stuffed p e p p e r ^ will cover effectiveef leadership funnyany and rcwarding e.xpcriences as Stimpson, Jeni Trujillolo and Nikki Activitiesic s Thirhuisda>-:Ssviss ste ak C o m m u nNITY ful in organizations. a homlo m e ste ad e r, farm er’s ^^^fe andnd U ric. Today Fri'riday: Baked pork chop Content may,ay be customized for sdioollool teacher in die Snake River•or 3.0-3.5: J e n n if e r BJright, ri| Cody ___ individual stucJtudent needs and may ValleyJley a t th e tum of tlie centuiy. Cambridge, Tricia Clir^ im c r, G in a '------include a businessbu: mcntorship ThcThe visitor center is locaied on DeValera, Nick Elsii E v e n t »rs nominatedu e d by form er students Dc^icAnn W illiams V anN oy h as beenx«ai ______experience.e. Class is set for High\ghway 30 across from thehe E squival, Beth Gould, Kc iversiiy’s high school inclicluded in the founh editionn of nd Thursdays, July 29 Hagerigermon High Sdiool. It is openen Crystal McRill and Gary' M otion program. He is “WlWho’s Who Among America’s■ca’s Legion A uxiliai a r y g. 14. fromim S9 a.m . to 5 p.m. seven daj^s• a , ___ a sd e n ce a n d : n d astronom y te ac h er a t Tcachers, ea 1996." A counselorir at ala One creditit isii offered; cost is SSS week,:ek. Visitors are encouraged to plans yard sali « Hansen studel e n t s Twin Falls HighHig School. Hananison, VanNoy also has taughtught pcr class. Schikiholarsliips and finan- vieiv tthe exhibits and audiovisual ipplcton was rccognizcd in. Africa,A Europe and Egypt. She TWIN FALLS - TwinTw Falls dal assistancenee are available. Pre- progr:Dgrams. For more information, "> honored for gtgrades hy‘"?u."rrc Homemakers of wasas nominated by a form er stu- American Lc^on Auxiliadliary Unit 7 registration. is is required by Friday. callJ 83837-4793, ic. as a “master advisor deniint who is a member of “Wlio’slio ’s \v-ill hold its annual yardu-d sale from For more infonformation or to regis- H A N S E N -T he seconcond semester Amcrica Inc. i le Hansen of FHA.” Heriier accomplishmcnti in Wh.'ho Among American Highlig h 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. FriiFriday and ter call 733-9'WSS4, Ext. 2S80, or 1- M ftl honor roll at the lonum ent offers I c o -c u rric u lar c h a p te r Schc S a t\u d a y a t2 0 + 4 11th Ave.EAvi 80068(M274,I4, Ext. 2680. Junior/Senior High SchoolSc has advismg a co iiool Students” or “The Nationalonal . Theaaxiliaryalso^v•illlvill b e selling been announced. Stududents who wih a balanomeed program of work Deacan’s List.” VanNoy is onec oof f 3rse quarry tour r thc distinction. She is 120,1 some of its sickroomm supplies.s H \ 7 ] received high grades!S {are listed earned her th W,000 tcachers nationwide to0 be including canes, crutchcS:hes, \valkers, v^ENTS » -I KAGERMAN-What lias 13 licadsds below. one of 89 reca d p p ien ts honored a t th e recocognized for cxcellcncc by a for- nal Leadership Meeting mer wheelchairs and an cxenxerdse bike. _ a n d sseveral legs but no feet?It? SENIORSS 1997 National er student and the secondond in San Dicgo,go, Calif. Poppleton is a Han Members and other contributorscon E' t Q T ? ' gemian Horse specimens foundnd 4.0: Brandi Coffman, anison teacher to be indudedd in are asked to bring tJieirleir ite m s by E W H E R E S s year at the Hagemian Fossilsii 3.54.0: Devin Deleon,in, DaniArm personal/carcareer development, the:c same edition. K athy Schlund,id, ua n g a n d fo o d s c ic n c e diir< Wednesday or Thursday.ay. ------I ^is N N ational Monument exca\-ationon S c h o ll, H olly S ta n g eir r and1 Riali adult living ird-grade teadicr, \vas indudedided teacher a t Twnrw ^ Falls High School carli For more informatilation, call _ tj. i_. i S w tz c f. u-lier this year. )n and co-icachcr Judy H elen at 734-1435. T w i t c l i eell l family Ap:\ p a rk ra n g e r \\ill lead a guidedfd 3.0-3.5: Ben Crockekett, Carol Popplelon ! , to uir r o;of thc horse quarry Sunday,ly, D r u r y , O n d re a G ibiSOn, so T r e n a Schroeder, alsoalsi of Twin Falls High \A/i S. School, werere irecognized for their I/right earn s rug use plans reie u n i o n whc^relere visitors will get a.speciala l Lew is and Brent Norris, Inslgbt on druj ^d-tlie-sccnes look at an actual £ contributionsons to an outstanding p n ® . ELBA - TheTh, Fifeld und Allen lal JUNIORS ollege degree avation in progress and leamm 4.0: Brinley Davisv is, D a y n a F F L W m R O0 school si chapter. Twin offered a t w ort)rKSnOP family reuniunion will be held ‘ 3ut the sdence of paleontology, itto. Fails High1 ScSchool's FHA®ERO Taro Tl Nicole W rig h t g ra d u a te;din d in TU T hursday throtirougli Saturday at the ^ r. M edJey and Jeanne Rattc TWIN FALLS ’a rtid p a n ts should m e e t a t 9:3030 3.S -4.0: C h ev y B ailey, ile Margi diapter eamc:mcd national recogni- ||H June from ththc c sidence. ^ . Department of Educatior 1. at thc National Park Scrvicece Hollifield, Morgan Jokumsen,Jo tion as a “CatCatch thc Spirit Level University of the Q ty of Rodcs and Care Institute are pres'resenting a litor C enter, located on H i^ w a y and Jessy One" chaptepter for 1996-97. Thc ■ § Utah in Sah5al^ a n d c i if o m ia trails is ay Danielle Larsen an Tobacco U se P reventionon w% orkshop 0 ™ W " ™ ' across from tlie H agerm an High^ Mitdiell. recognitionn isi thc result of the Lake City with,vith or more information, JiJy 31 and Aug. 1 in thc ilctt, Jeremy diapter’s invonvolvement in national W j n degree in *e commn *1 rh,.ilT'"tchcUat638-551Z iiool. Those attending will beje 3.0-3.S: Q u istic Ham lci nity room at thc Heaiealth and =>“ CharlesT« [uired to ase tlieir ou-n vehidcs.is. King and Devin Sdmpsonson. programs, memembership activities K . ^ S organizational)nal Welfare building, 601'1 P o le L in e _ ivel w ill b c over bodi p aved andid SOPHOMORERES and public: rerelations. Thc honor L V communication.ion. Road. T e e n s mn e e d e d t o ivcl roads that arc subjcct to 4.0: Megan Freestone, reflects th e mme em bers’ com m itm ent Iv _ While at theth e Day 1 will teach high n iodic muddy conditions. Bc pre-•e- 3.5-4.0: Emily Crocke:kett, Cunis w devdopingng leadership1 skills and HI university, shcshe d e n ts and th e ir a d u lt peeipeers how to te a c h cccom puters ^a?e°dred for variable weather andid Loveless, Daniel NoiMorris and makmgadiffcifference in tiieir school * ------^ ™ was on theth c facilitate Peer Pals ofjf Health,I- a BURLEY-1- Teens are needed to possib;siblc wind. Light hiking andid Melissa Packham. and communlunity. The award is TaraWHght Ti de an ’s list, a res-rc ^ tobacco-usc preventionion cumcu- „ jssjs,ist in a computer dass J moderately steep hill requirescs 3.0-3.5: Tyler Bloxhipit Tobacco Q a s j ivill: be bc held once a week andi w:w atcr.'llie tour lasts approxi-d- Magndli, Colin Smith aan n d Chanda ' 'Singled ou t for die tim e a n d energy resitio 4.0: Ellen Freestortone, Sara < program.I. FiFun, safe and supervised acliitivities make a greal day for provided under the Idahoiho Tobacco and a seatingg capadtyc for appro.\i- 324-35;-3670 or Pete at 324-2409. Nelson, Elara Smith andar Alicia : 6o>’5flnd^ir/i^irls in grades lst-4th. In additi I c a r ivash also is planned. ition lo the following featured■d T ax Bill of 1994. mately 200 people.pet Slots are still Acaj Sdm pson. I activities.esarc ( tennis, group games, arts & crafts, and more fun! F o r m ore inform ationnortoregis- or available for for singers, bands, -jn 3.5-4.0: Ingrid Bailililey, Tom j MONDAYS CITY POOL ter, call Sharon Gcrberdin'ding a t 734- danccrs and otherotl performers dur- H Bloxham, Christina Conencis, Angda } 3L F o c u s O N TU ESD A YS TW IN CINE 5900, Ext. 247, o r Ja c k ieieSiscootl- S ingdiejeromeine County Fair, July 26 Degnbcr, Brenda Degneiner, Andrea \ * tm 'JEMA&YSWIM 800-385-7278 o r 384-1944.14. through Aug. 1 Those interested in M artin and Dada Srimpsopson. : ,• ' ■ WEDNESDAYS SKATELAN\ND performing shothould caH 324-7209. PEOPLE 3.0-3.5: Aidra Frazier,ier, Chelsea 1 THURSDAYS‘ ANDERSOrONWATERSLIDE FRIDAYS COOK-OUTJ T & Y S ^ I . C l a s s e n , _ Jones, Matt Myers,s, M ic h a e l | £S c, Pachina ------P a r k r ainger n i speaks Nelson, Beverly Uric, $13 per day. Weekly roteeles available, Wiseman and Alejandra■a 2Zarate. All activities included agic V alley High cd in fees. CSI offers trairlining of histori>ric lifesty le )sts honor roll Tw in Falls teaia c h e r s iNOWTHEOUGHAl 1.UGUST29 ! in team w ork ssl k i l l s h a g e r m,IAN a - After the pOSi ail and before the •■WIN F A L L S - T h e M agic 7:30 AM -5:300 PM ______J^V^FALLS - Thc_CV is® i, 1 '3 T ueidiy. ;uly 2 2 .1 9 9 7 TimIme^New*, Twin Falii, Idaho C-3 • ( V P e o p l e — i Peqej iENEWS ■ Womaiankidnappeed, forced LONDON (AP) — Prinrin c e s s reported that ■ w ilh a ll th e p a r t s : th e in: , Diana m et Camila on Mon the tenor can't m cnts, th e voices, th c chontsSc,?, to go 013n shoppingI spree a n d gave h e r a big hug. “The part for voice and r That’s 4-year-old Cai H The Milan ... is what wc singers use,1.;-™° LOUISVILLE,E, Ky.i (AP) — A Target,I, O ffice Max and other Fiocco, not Camilla P Pai a r k e r ■ daily Corriere said. “Singers, all singers,rs, read kidnapped1 a woman at gun- stores in Louisville and southern ■ Bowles, the long-term mistrestress of .jfl della Sera this. And I do to o ." ^ point and forced;d herI to go from Indianat ;inda U.SC he r credit card to : Diana’s ex-husband, P Pr r in c e ^ reported thc Pavarotti clarified thatll 1he in to store, buy3uying computers, buy variirious items. He would : C harles. P|J|H|n supposed fact, uses cue cards duduring VCRs and otherier items on her accompara n y h e r into th c store, 's ith • Diana made news last weew eek by |£| minor gap in recitals with thc te.\t, in cascase he card. tJie gunI inir liis pocket, site said, taking a vacation whileile her lr\\ *>j m f g ' M his education, has a m em ory la p se. Her 8 I/2-hourlur ordeal finally At onene point, Harris even had Charles put on an elaborateate SOth i \ l f I ff if l and Pavarotti “ I know th e m u sic b y• hiheart, ended when a1 ststore manager NIorris; stops at a Kinko’s copy birthday party for Mrs. PPa a rk e r • ' " f ir e d b a c k in b u r I te n d to f o rg e t th e w(words. became suspicioicious at an 5800 shop to1 mn ake photocopies of the Bowles. Lutlano Pa' I Pavarotti i „ , e r v i c w T h e re fo re I n e e d th e te.’cth'ct a n d credit c ard bill for cigarettes. receipts:s so s h e couid prove she M aking h e r first public appear-api with another prefer to have only that in ;front Frederick Harris, Ha 41, of had beencn abducted and wouldn't a n c e since h e r holiday, Diamianavis- jy newspapeiiper. of m e," he said. Louisville was anarresied on kid- have to to pay for the items, ited Northwick Park Hosifo sp ita l I “Allgarbage, gar Tlie invention of napping and other ot charges Johnson:n Siiid. a n d sp o tted th e little girl. ,,afc ,1 h u nrs ters of a non-scoop," JOHANNESBURG, S(South Sunday evening. • “H e was'w: keeping the originals She held the girl in her iiDlanj PayaroiciDCti said Monday in the Africa — Naomi Campbell•11 wept' I' "’as aroundnd noon when a and giv.iving m e the .‘copies,” while talking to her mot ia paper II Resto del Monday when asked aboutut slain mati with a gun;un approached Morris s:said. “I just went along ' Anna Fiocco, about her da u g h - Holds a leukenkemio pntl.nl c ° r S ° designer Gianni Versace. Barbara M orris'is'van • outside a withwhaila te y e r h c said to do." le r ’s leukem ia treatm ent. happy with Char]larles.” she soid. Pavaroiirotli said Sunday's "1 think it's a te rrib le crinrime to grocery store am□nd told her he They: ralso Slopped at a fast Ms. Fiocco told reporters:rs later1 “She is really dowown 16 earth. She Corrierere articlo.a misrepresented com 1 m it a n d I’m le av in g tortonight needed a ride, saidsaid Eric Johnson, food rest;staurant and charged S40 lhat the girl was named afterafte an talks to everyoneme and she is so hiscommeiments. ' to 1 go to the funeral tomorrorrow," spokesman forr i!the Louisville worth offif food, h c said, . aunt in Brazil. Nonetheless,ess, the lovely.” “Jo uirnalisis rn i always write , ;she said at a news confereerence Police Departmenten t. M canwawhile, Morris' husband • m other had firm opinionsIS aabout • • • about nusicmus with appro.ximation. her 1 voice faltering. “I don’t•t rreally . "1 mW . 'J u s i taktake my car,' but reiwnedd h1 e r mi.ssing around 2 p.m. life and love am ong th e royal)yals. R O M E — Lucia;ciano Pavarotti is So, the scoresee is the book that the accept 1 that he’s gone. McMaybe ** didn’t work thai[hat way," Morris Morrisis said she was relieved "I ju s t ^vish th a t D iana ivas still singing an angryy n^note after it was conductoi:tor has in front of him . .1 tom orrow I will." said M ondoy m omaming. i lhat thee jgunman did not appear Morris, 51, w ass foforccd to drive to intoxicatcJted or on drugs. Reach more than:1 53,000 readers's a day with jusist one phone callill! rTherimtnes-lN ew s— TIieTlmcsNaw CUSTOMER M iARK-I •Clbi'ln 1; 4 1 0 0 3 31 0 0 1 5 ^ Ittlm rw ori lU X U KlbmCwouAn K lllHe.,Ct,(cn)»g IC m IC WPro* jj, ^ T .S 2 , KiU'.ei|M KJfc«»iii-«(rri ct 3 3 -0 <9 3 1 7nr«.;i«jiwin(M IUMU k s i s i s r 6 0I 0 n ;oi[/.t»lnV«n IIZin*TW^<* CCUIifl JNES: 4i4 0 0 r 'T T '*' rUlnMtlW.-. lllMicte DEADUNADS I10ltn/M(n0 Ul 1 0 0 0 UNEAED PM Mondoy-Fridoy for nexfj day» pulpublieoii'on nilMMtosi Ul 1Xll0 PW AM Soturdoy for M ^ a o /i pybIicoli< 2 0 0 “” 10:0lA 0/ Y A D S tntniaalrfilbai ta(n«u ilSCMJwhni DISPIA^ijInoH doyi prior to publicoiion. Coll 0o Timcj-NcwiAdv«rliilng1 i^ ' t l 11)IIICUOtaNn KS tmei ( Im m B S a S r ^ - " rl Rcpreitntctivo for moro informolion. IIlMixMlgm 111 !_ j ^ WOW-lbw SoIm 'rc i|;it o t w sij iiJteww ic:9i4ilku< CALL TODAY 9 0 0 "'" IWUnlayn ^ ------1 i i s S f S r w Kl lVltMe»|ibi UT OUR GUARANTEED RESESULTS SPECIAU ABOUT LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LE NOTICE LEGSGAL NOTICE v h e a r tTOUEST o u helping PROG PAINTININC. imorlor BOOKKEEPING - lovo happo.ippon sinco 1990. & Exterior. Fro-roo 031. Call Exporloncod Dookki DRIVER DRIVERS CLERK ark ol Experienced Class COL SincoroI rosponsiblorog sin- 735-9370 aftoror7;OOpm full-tim o. w agojkkoopor, i Full-Ilmo Ooputy Clerk i ARLO 0 . LOTT l£QAL NOTICE fogarogarding titio, possosslon slips> may m bo pIcKod up ot glos throug inake diivor/yard porson lor tho •ouQhouI tho NW. ------— ~ Sond rosumo andJO DOE. Iho Court for tho SnaJ TRUCKING INC. Tho August mooting of croiOf oncumbrancos to sntisV tho Idaho Ida Stato Pollco at Froo bfochtoctiuro. 600-949- 4 T<3<3 I o n c o s lo; PO Bo :oiion, Woodrivor oroo. Ferkllli Is expanding, Havo Immo- tho Board ol Dlroctora ol ihoIho obligation socurod by tho abovoabc addfoss and/or 04ll.viww.h md rolor- Rivor Bosin Ad udlcoiioiFalls, oxpor. 0 plus. S alary ww.hoanquosicom I cHILDI CAREC Gooding, ID 63330.Box 93. District Court, Vwin Fall diaio oponings lor over Idaho Crop Improvomont andand pursuant to iho powor phonono numbor.r ------l^ogol D.O.ECall20a-726-5616. tho road dtivors. S 30,000 - Asooclollon, Inc. will bo ofof ssolo coniorrod In tho Wodn(d n o sd a y . A ugust 0. Iwouldlikolo<010 moot 0 singlo | SERVIC^CES BOOKKEEPINQ lao- Idaho. Two voars ol Ioc socroia/y. court clerkolont e: DRIVER onnuol pay, insurances, ■ hold Thuroday, Auflusi 7. doc M O U S oponlng lor 2 IS up. Call botwoon 7 am ond lo lin- pelillvo wagos. 423-4106 bonolll3. Come by at 1735 • LEGAL NOTICE Tionl No. 1996013418. ►33^00 Nicolo ot 200-7:-733-6321 0" Ot Iho Iniorsim d K J ; CONSTBUCnON S. Main, Gooding. ID or • TWIN FAI.LS STORAQE Uo,^ 733^ rtMnctlnn "'“ Ons, concrolontors. li or 423-6347. leavo mog. Wongogo records of TWIN VEHICLI1CLE1: ------—------Of US Hwy 30 and ! cali 1-208-934-4451. : undor provisions of Idaho -AU^pali County. Idaho. Rogistoistorod ownor and/or t“A / \ x Jorom o Dsy Corlore 4 coun. Concrolo Placingnd Cc 93 01 corpontor5 " ^ '; DBIVEH ; : codo 28-7-210 will soil Qt rHEthe ABOVE GRANTORS llon holefioidon Timothy J. Old- I ~ / / ~ A A try homo. Houiours Toxiblo. ny Irallor. Must pas:^ComijS; carpontors, poir; ^ 4 Regional Oii Company ro- JDRIVERS ‘ Klosa Auction on August 5, aflP L o ts o lT L CC & m 0 01 s employ drug lost.in EC ii nm ^ layers. J Bj D rivors noodod now WE NAMED TO COMPLY oni.1201206 2nd Avo. S. Twin . SConBlru^lon^736wl4;____ quiros a Form Route Fuol *• 1997oioroditom30l: WIT Includod. 324-1!-1909. ------Truck Drivor for Jorome through mid-Oclobor /V IT H S E C T I O N 4 5 - FoJis.ld1. idoho 83301 \ / / l ------CARPENTER Torry Southom 1500(4) 1505 (A). IDAHO CODE Vohlcioiclo doscriptlon; 1977 / Imum County. CDL requirod. CDL roq. Call 543-6018. Lost dato that pymt wifi bo u n i Framing corponlor------wa CONSTRUCTION ^0 REPRESENTATION Ford LTILTD 4 door . wnn,ori Framors noodod, mlnimuiRols. Petroleum knowlodgo “ accoptod Is July 29,1997. |S s MADEm THAT THEY Vin; 7P£7P63S135836 A Call 208-736-3909-wanioa. g yis. oxporionco. I. Roi; Ash hoiplui. S alo ry DOE. Tty ' a low-cotl eiasslllod ad VHE.ORARENOT,PRES- LionI Amount:Ar At timo of A li 973 Hoalih Ins., iilo Ins.. ond loday. Cafl 733-0931. PUBUSH: July 22 and 29, f S l roq. Coll aftor 6 p.m. As FNTLY RESPONSIBLE salo llonlion will bo S390.50 TIM ESCLftSSIRED C L liB CARPET ------for le s at 200-423-5973— ^ prolll sharing provided. JDRIVER ______FOR•OR THIS OBUGATION. VohlcioIclo Slorod at: Twin n P P A R Clooning, FT poslllon. Sond rosumo to Ms. Up- > Tovfing, 704 2nd Avo. LicrMM‘ARTM ENT ogist ton. P.O. Box 405 Twin Wonlod oxporloncod shon- - NOTICE OF TRUSTEES Tio dolault ' for which this Foils To 8/hr. with bonolils.'ion.SO-S COSMETOLOGIST haul truck drivor. Pioaso SALE iQlo I3 to bo modo is tho N. TwinAHn Falls. Idaho 03301 208-73^734-5538 JjJgJiljjl l l l H i l W wilh tho bosll Call13 St Work Licensed cosm oloiogiiJonn- Folia, ID 03303.______call 208-324-7148. Trustoo’o Salo No. ailuro to:. Master ot 734-2222.1 Sen/lco ''OOdod at iho Hoir Conr 22, ecllon. Coll 324-0244. ----- DRIVER ; 02-A0010290 _v, EXHIBITS VEHICLICLE #2 Pofloctct PartP. Timo p u b u c s e r DRIVERS EXHIBIT FOR BREACH Roglsioistorod ownor ond/or CASHIER/CLERK Truck driver wilh CDL *0* • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- _ ^ _ m essac DAIRY inlod ciassilication. Driver wiil Now hiring lor Twin Falls DESCRIPTION llon holdwoldor Poul Of Donna O A c ' u Don't pay to findnd woik hn App'icollons now boin 'E N Ihot SUSAN ROBIN- ^ coplodforcashlors/ci>0inQ oc- Exporloncod milkor wonlod re- bo building own loads. ond Filor/Holllsior •SON. tho duly appointod lOy whon duo, undor tho Homlltoillion, 935 Occldontal. r i W l I foro you got thc School Disirlcts Iood of Tnjst Nolo daiod Burloy.ly. IdahoI 83316 UGETPAl rs/clorks. fof nIghI shill. Sond)0E.. ro Excolloni bonofits includ- , .Succossor-Tfusloo; v«tH on- 7 '?°° rPAIOUPTO froo inform ant or hour >0:2163 S. 1700 E ing health, doniai & lilo School ‘ Bus Drivors noodod Novombor3. 1997,at “"/July 26. 1996, tho monthly Vohlcioclodoscilpllon: 1981 $600 Dallylally BOCOU30, avoiding employ aymonts for principal, in- Amor. S' Err 5uranco, Gooding, 10. 83330. ------insuronco os weil os lor 97-90 school year 10:00 AM. of oald doy. IN FREE for you vico 3C0.mD, wr wilh 401 (K), bonus inconlivos Como ^ join our transportation THE U3BBY OF TWE OF- Brost and Im pounds ol VlnrlAViWCA0804BK181622 o. 5 ''m-f ..1-800-505-3553T-8 Fodorol Trodo 1 lomily & bo a prolosslonol 711,94 por month for tho Uon Amount;Ami At tho tlmo of « » OoSvosl d en ta l - Assistant • witlEx- 4 stock ownership. Appli- -FICE OF FIRST AMERI- ! / J ’ ; sion, Woshlnnli ;r,o cenillcation dosirod.3ood Ex corns must hovo rotor- School Bus Dilvorl CAN TITLE COMPANY. lo n lh s ol FEBRUARY solo willwili bo $375.00 ----- — 20560>or call thoth Nation- CLERICAL Bus Attondonts 097 through JULY 1997. Vohldoi —:------porionco required. Gooi180 oncos whon applying ot 260 THIRDAVENUE :Io Slorod at: Hozolton R c MI EtM r D b M nl Froud Inlorma■nation Con- Now hiring oxporionc pooplo skills. 734-8080 noedod also nd all aubsoquont pay- Ropair.lir. iHazollon, Idaho. That blnhday s Savileolh Door Co., 151 NORTH. TWIN FALLS. fly Bd you piacod lor, 1 -000-876-71i-7060. Socrolarlal. Bookkeop Moxwoll Avo.. Twin Foils. No ^ oxporlance necessary IDAHO, 80II ot public auc- iont until tho doto of salo PUBLISLISH; T uesday. July somo llmoImo ogo^ In 77io ------733-7300 or 676-Dopors DIETARY Paid training r roinotolomont. wllh oc- 22 andId 29,2 1997, Vmo$-Ncws'ows? Now i3 Iho BAKERY <0gs- Itjoho. 7:00 A.M. Io 5:00 llon, to tho highost Wddor. 76-4040 ^00*' waniod, FT ovonlngs’ l ^ P.M.. Monday Ihru Friday. P art llmo work • pcrfeci .forcoah.inlawlulmonoyot tuod lato chargos In Iho ------timo to comojmopickupyour FT Doli/Baitory.ry person PERSONNE.JCI Somowookondsf for extra hour# tho Unliod Statos, puyaWo mount of $02.04 ao of picturos.s. SlopSi by Tho noodod.-30-4(•40 hours/ P L I I ^ »=*- holidays. InslilullonoiMust ox DRIVERS Apply in po-non ot: nt tho Umo of oalo. tho fol- Iay22, 1997 ond a month- or Sorvico Dopi wook. Expor. prolorrod. pi porionco profonod. MusiO to; ATTN: OTR DRIVERS Woslom Stylos Bus loving doscribod rooJ prop- ' loto chargo of S30.16 ■ > loday! T erry's Bost W ______bo 18. Submit rosumo'w to in Cioss A. CDL info morf- Service. Inc. lorooftor.iogothorwlih I - - (208) 324-4781. orty, sltuotod In tho County IJ e c . A^ENTION P.O. Box 1022, Twii olod convonllonal wilh 2134 Highiond East ■of TWIN FALLS, Stato of SF (oos in tho mount of ^ Falls. Idaho 03301. — walking floors, hoppors & Twin Falls, Idaho 75.00. Tho princlpol bol- 1 0 7 Looking lor oxtratra vacation OFFICE WORKEFi: -Idoho.tovrit: iORTION monoy? Why xnot l sol UwM N ooding Bookhoop roolors. Mlloago S other 733-8003 EXHIBIT A ICO la S56.476.09. lofloth- ITrffl DRIVERS IDL benellla. Contact T.J. 'Morothan just a r wilh intoro3t thoroon at y liU iRNATlVES siu-pood turn-,lyouVaboen yc Socrotorlos, Rocop • 'Exhibit for local doscripUon: elodng? OaullcctIled wH *> H i5i3 a Dolo Entry Cii Groin & spud. Nood CDLI.m. 203-734-906Z \1 rido to achool' Town8hlp10 S0uth,Ranfl0 , ?.500% por annum from ' ■■ ■ I PREOHAHCYCflY CRISIS CEHTER Can 733-0331. c C s ! 025-5520 oltor 8:00 p.m. inuary 1,1997. until paid. 4 Monv Tomo-to-l 18. East o( tho Boiso Mo- . . 101 . Ffl££T£^TESTING ------posslbillllosl O-Hiro ridlan, Twin Fails Couniy. J "11 '”dollnquoncloa aro now I • ■OSTnc & FOUND 734-7472 - 80 JO. togolhor with unpaid “ s r ^ c o ™ ,ta . QHIcor n e v e r A FEEI Idaho ‘’“2'' mtm 734-6452 l-eOO-731-Tl Soclion 20: Tho Wost 60 “ "id If! accruing loxod. oo- LOSTr Scotlio.Si adult fo- A ------17- - - I Idoho Cent issmonta tnjsloo'a foos. malo.). from fr Buckinghom I 1 0 8 Crodll Uni AMERICAN STAFFIiSTEMP T T - / foot of tho East 3(53.1 fool FFINQ ■ I * oflhoNWN'ASE’/.SW/.Se'/* tomoy's fooa. costs and Dr ono7/l7.Ca733!^. 7/ I •ESSIONAL Dlscovor tho Cro^ fvancos modo to protoct — ^------:RVICES Dilforonco. No M % "Iro^y^o"rTl“."Y?ia Magic I wUm EXCEPTING IhoroJrom ' moio Bordor Coillo. any portion thoroof which osocurlty associatod with LOST mi Acqulsilions, no is foroclosuro. Coiopit 1 may iio within tho following Jii®'S pit BultO Soulh Hills. » . L CLEANIANING. Wo will hours, compolilivli°v?!^lnJ? CLERICAL 10 Bonoliclary olocts lo rod collo»II„.C.IITO.75I1.- mos or olllcos. (0 .2 2 or highoher DOE Rangon. Inc. Is currc- d03C»ibod2parcolsoflan(J: ° b e n e f i t s accopling application.jrronlly iM B s a IT til or causo tho trusI prop------IT Cflil 736-44911491.733-(M82. C o m p lo to t)f PARCEL 2; Uons Iw _ Township10Souih,Ranno ly to bo sold to salisfy *REW•WARD-$500*j ------pockogo. Sookli)klnn oner- “ ’ra"* “ "i'® 'ocoptlo lid obligation. For infoniformation loading to o A N K[RUPTCY R l Qoilc mollvalodd individual i Dutlos Includo ptlonisl. swi T ISEflstofthoBoisoMorld- s now oc- boardoporalk>n,bonliiwitch- I la n . Twin Foils Couniy. ^TED: July 1.1997 morotijrotum ol Iloms takon Ali Choplorjr a&, AG roiatod w ith provlous 1 ison Robinson. Succos- f,omn a storago spoco at cosos. •rooFroo tolophono count, bankingig or relsll pfoporailon.w k t do- n. dots ^ Soclion 20: Tho Wost 130 ■r Trustoo Twinrin tFoils Slorago on consultisultallon oolos oxporioncnco Apply of'fy- wolghmostor ) REGIONAL TRUSTEE EzuUan QOO-S4Q.21G6 inporsonotW49 O Pololino >lo5' “"f* '’''"O- *PPI*'tordu- I foot of tho Eosl 493.1 fool land oround Juno 28. 530-7760 GOC should hovo basic kn ERVICES CORPORA- 1097.it II you know or saw Wm H.I MulboiryMi Rd.. Twin Falls. ofthoN',W ASe/^/^.. T. ------odgo of olfico procodu X, ON onvthlythfng plooso coil 2 2 yrs oxp’ lere PARCELS: jlS il BOOKKEEPING3 Including 10-koyodures, 1 Township 10 South. Rango I f!01 . i l THIRD AVENUE, 423.M JITE2730 c ol A/R' & Sond resume ond roi. SaldaQlowiilbomodowiih- nouriodJflodonthofinilworklng oamiim oxtra incomo. For moro Info,Infc conlact; A/P bookkooplnclng. Wago Mgr. PO Bex 93. Qo )931 / / oul covonant or warranty dayf loliowlngloll tho aalo. Bid i-aoi-flO&-e32.6e73K I Mory 734-5915a i 5 .420-0423. DOE. Coil 733-111120. ing,lD83330.S 733-0< 0 4 Tlme*J<#w»,TwlnF*Ili,l(l4, ItUho TuMdsy, iuiv 7 2 .1 9 9 7 , I MEDICAL MISCEU-ANANEOUS SALES [TWINFALLS I 1 position for nights AVON S8-S'•S18/hr. No door Excoliont opportuDrtunitytojoin I i 3 M I THE ACESi ON( BRiPGE~ positions for days, lo door.r. F u n . o a s y . Iho #1 toiailorIer ol monu- I ■ I ^ LlNVEffraENT^ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ **— Also.,1 1 BathB Aid lor days. relaxing 1-80O-676-OC21- l-i laciurod hom ' ______I Applypply In person at Ind/slvropip couniry. FullII bonolils b & I ^ ^ PUBUC SERVICE y g MESSAGE D ear Mr. Wolff: ANSWHEtTTiA redouble would BridgedgovlowE*tato#, r ; r r ------' tho highest coi I a f-ood suil and'a i Bridgovlsw Blvd. PLUMBERS structure in the a I opened one diamoiuld iiand pari- promise both a ------Saw loolh Plumbing P now _Forappt.caU7a \S -- Oon'lpayforaproml30.lt'a...'a ...... - ner made a stronR jumpimp sh ift in - very fiiMKl handnd without lenKlli in MEDICAL'AL- - ...... - - - --nifing loio u rnoym on& I h b JQ iilogal lor companies do->- Uvo hearts, Witli ;i holding hol of hearts tno takeikeoul double). With Day Prog'ro g ram O lroctor: apptentico.:o. Excollonl pay. SALES p Ing businoss by phono to 500 ond impiemont Coll r. A-ll)-*J-7--l. only a f^nod suiluil and average oul- 1726-6812 Sooking FT sales ~ promlso you a loon ondid A Q-y-f). V 10. ♦ A-1 iroflrom acllvitios for X ’no '^ S THETlMES^EWi mv bosl re- side strength.;h . a p a s s n r a p r c - 23 rosido I BuIinESS c osk you 10 pay lor It be-j- * whal was mv sidents ol Iniormodi- _ . lol.olsSl " I OPPORTUNIT ..CURRENTLY-HASH E loro thoy dolivor. For froerO b id? e inptive m ovei; trto throe d ia m o n d s oto Caro A U O B ^ S ^ ______, T H E FOLLOW ING Information about ovoldj- t M e n ia l PUBUCSERVIC hDfaRr. ,\ia»u sho u ld be best. POSTA INDEPENDENT ing advance foe loon (ICF/MRfMR) In Pocaiollo. SALES MESSAQE scams, vrtilo lo Iho Federr- Suporvisirviso siolf. monago M U 6 r lies & son/ico Por froe inlormalion:SS JUNIOR ROUTE ANSWKK: After parlneiiner s jump Dear Mr. Wolff: jntion: al Trade Commission.1. budgot.ot. ddirectly work with ill b o n o fils buying a businossNHIES c a v a i l a b l e IN THIIlh Woshington. O.C., 20560.0. shift sufy;ests slam iiilcnlercst. your At duplicate. p;ip a rtn e r o p e n s o n e clients.is. Exporlonco E wilh I W I I l iply at 501 S. lunity or Ironchlso » TW IN FA LLS ARE> or coll Iho National Fraudid . ' c h air and nc.\t h a n d iho dovol n Falls UriCOin. JuiuiliOmo, Idaho. 00"'"g scammod. w finM cn oppor- 1300-1600 BLK 11i: PUBUCSEHVICE b e n efits. imo compul- National Fraud Inli quostion wilh your rockock-bottom I promise? priato;r..“ to a=“ifs S’::l®to Avo.E .. a u - MESSAQE II ILilvr. Ci;irrmcii>l. (';tlir. piOfOSSiOi timo, ploaso non Conlor. 1-800 minimum. Bid lwo no-liO -lrum p lo Inlc-rrmiaMl asionai piopQiotion. C a m e rsS, , Sorters, aondroi^l?.ot? jdoCorri- 1000 bik Elm St. Big prollts usually moan1 Sond rosi I to: P.O. Box 7060 d e n y any sla in in te re st,t. andai leave resume and loilor of hinflton. 1300-1600 bik Mapl big risk. Boforo you do} y to: TBA. Inc. P.O. m p u te r C, Jerome, Idahjaho 63338. business with 0 compony. Ihe rest to him. ANSWKH: Yoifour original pass ------AREA PAY PHONEi(bid bv me At duplicate,. n no v u ln e ra b ility . LPN noodoedod. full-limo, 7 {Jays 1 sav/eek son nt Goodindino plom . FAMOUS MILLION‘fn o u E Park Dr. >300 East on MAKER w onts lo encourage partner loa bibid throe I-HO opens oneine sp a d e a n d p a r i- ovonings,^gs. Apply in porson 1728 Soulh 2301 ANTED 6 0 0 bik King Circlo ivoD i 305 Idgoviow Estate#...... Mon. & Wod., fromfrc 2 lo 4 you nw>' t\two hearts. After ttsumo to- I'fo, 24-hour mos Bndgoviow Blvd, TF 1 ,0 [ |[ ] ,n j 600-800 bik Morningt i n H MOf^QAGES information? two passes, LIKJIO bids three dia- WEST INC. Call (668) 573-6921 AL 267-5715 lONAiRE sid o Dr ; MailScirnllvl.M=c. Ma(ii..m, Wis. m o n d s a n d p arti[irtner persists with medical , p . ATTN:HI [di! SS TOP DOLLARS* th r e e h e a r ts .. T'Two more passes odod, 3 nighis 0 Aui f Ell 1373RLLMOF;”" e s t . ' " " “ m '-'' SIO holp 200 0 bik Shorry Drivi Por cw tmW ^mongogos, night shilt. Apply in W l i W U t’ TWIN FALLS. IC i.OOO/yoor ^ /VNSWKIl: In most partnirtnerships, a n d LHO bid si fofour diamonds. Do poraonm at B ridgevlew ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ I AA/EOE m ^ g o . It you llva In Ihe TwhIde . ■■ I —; biddinf? a previously unbi(nbid suit at you rccommend;n d a bid o r a p a s s E#toto#,>9, 1828i Bridgoviow ____ Falla area S are Intel ;ly encour- by mc holding• A J-n-7-.'), V K-10, Olvd, Twinrwin Falls. PRIOR SERV SOCIALWORK ier. 4 306 thc three-level stronRly i eated In being en IndeJ J- H FIHANCIAL SERVICES ages partner to bid thith r e e no- ♦ 7-r,-.}. * Q-H-7- ^ ------W e nood yovnulWnnlfnr Soclol WOfker/QH^jwflp.so- THETIMES-NE p e n d a n ! lu n lo r rout, MEDICAL oxchango! cial Worker willwith oxpori- C U R R EN TLY Ir trum p if he can doso. inlll llul, l|url)pv, Caiu.lj Rojk CrOO:rook Modical Ro- MAJOR CREDIT CARD nco, 0 monlhly ‘>"'=0 wofkirig wil ^ a a e 'c o m a e t Eaatald>. Unsecured guarantood hab Conte rollromoni ond volopmonially di: DIatrlet Sales Managei ANS\VKK: You)U (do not ra te to g e l highlys dod ' c i j r s ^ Issuo, no aodit chocks. D e a r M r. WolfT: Bflts. Tho Idaho °ovotop progrf ___ $5000 minimum limit. :)pens one a [^ood score bybv passing; the op- individua tional G uard ovorsoe intake,0.aijdioigo. d JUNIOR ROUTI At duplicate. HIIO opc ingAssisiants. 0*11 cc Call t-600-226-482S im onds. Af- p o n e n ts a r c obob^iouslvinllieir FC Bnrlow relations spade and I bid two diamo i prolorrod but will it7i ^ dovolopmontallyX S L i'b ia K IM BERLY AR ter two passes. RHO doiillotibles. If 1 best spot. I wouli7Uld bid four hcart-S, train os5 noodod.no Wo ollor Z0&-734-917 —:______population ros ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ redouble, do I emphasizeize goodi di- fhe K-10 of heatearls may be vital nn oxcoHoi:ollonl bonofii pack- RECEPTIONIINIST ICF/MR In Pocait a m o n d s o r show a ver>-■ goigood hand for a good sa ve o:o r even a m a k e, ^0° * ccmpetJtivocom wogos. e om to 5 pm.n. Mon.I Ihrough have current SWSW Iiconso. <5 II iniorostoosted apply in per- f ,( musi bo bo courteous & Expotionco work unsuitable for a takeoutut double?< son at; G4( BlrChwOOd Cir :G40 Rior Avo. W,. oxcol. phone)ne skills. Must DD populationsIS p prolorrod, BroniwoodOr FAX N e ith e r sid e wa.sM ilnerabl ...... I,.... Ti.r,v,T>, l'iili.,.i:;,.i Twin Falls. havo oxpor.sr. w/Windows Salary appropria:rioto to ex- Lake St llunninKniaincin\h»illf.Trnn, TX ^ 95 & multili phone p linos, porionco and pto:ptolossionol I,w MEDICAL Rock crookrook Rohob is cur- pre-employment ptoparolion. YOUR . ronlly sookinn sool an indrvid- ^ubsionceababuse tost. Ap- Send rosumo yidand loiter of 401 onal; inquiry to; TBA, li It you live In Ih t KIml SCHOOLS/ TE PAPER & Saterllold. Poca DRIVERS USLABOR MAN^' nao em ent U i'i S S p AD INSTRUCTION Now trucks ofdofod. Nood ;AMERICAN STAFRNG Tho0 Timos-NowsT Is cur- onco proli JPPLY 83201 or call 1-1 t i m e s C U S S IF IE D 6 quQlillod OTR drivois NEEDS YOU NOWi ronll) “ Qualiliod „Qin. Appl LAND AVE. E 7790 lof Informt yun/of reufo carriar. DEPARTMENT L PUBUC SERVICE w/COL, (jood driving & Wo have immodiato MANlANAGER lor ils mail- Rock CrookCri< Rehob, 640 Pleaae c o n ta ci Ola 7 MESSAGE omploymoni rocords. AIM, openings lor: room i? iiH ? l------K iM y 208-734-5538 )om dislribulion conter, nie r Avo.'.vo.W., Twin Falls. RECEPTIONIJNIST SPEECHCH . Sales MenBgor. fle Scholarahip seams can nood 2 irainoos w/CDL • *c CDUDetlvory D riven Mustlust h.-ivo oxcolioni com------iIqp.*- R Iehardaon 733-1 cut Into your collogo Ooublo L Trucking •>v Warehouse munilunlcailcn skills ond bo MISCELLAF Sk In busy Chi- LANGUAG rS savings. Boioro you ollico. 35 hrs. PATHOLOGOGIST 577-4522 »C• Consfrucf/orj ablobio JO moiivato olhors 'C la ss A m i ,S spond S on 0 scholarship . ______*C• Cooks undo:idor deadline conditions. • Mochar S ta rlin g pay Immodiato FTopioponing In ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ - Sond or bring TF oroa. Mu: Q search, do your homowo- ; DRIVERS PuFull-timo, Soasonal & Tom- Mocl-lochanical skill ato pro- ' • . La - S S ”'’"' S r . ' o : f , Robert tk. For more inlormation. porory at all skill lovols. forro< : 1736 Addison onlhuslostic & I OTR drtvor and OTR roliol P itrod but omphasis wiii 33-0931 -mETll^ES^EW S contact tho Fodoral Trodo NEVER A FEEI be0 placodpt on loadorship Voiiosalloy Paving fin Fails. Idaho, workw/peoplo.E Why keep tt whan yo IN Commlaslonot drivor. 2 yrs. oxporionco ' ary/full bonofils. roqulrod. Coll 734-3680 SION UP TODAY. qualitjalitlos. P,0, ,0 ,1 Box 775 RESTAUAflA^ CURRENTLY HAS\ httpj/www/rtc.gov ^ contact Maw SMli i ™ botwoon Oom Spm. WORK TOMORROWS Ploa;loaso sond tosumo to; Sollovue.:■ue. Idaho 63313 MANAGEMEN=NT M.MichonorfiAs: THE FOLLOWING or Sallio Mao at 734-6452 t -000-731-TEMP Tl 73- The Timos-Nows (206)36)788-2284. 1 Pizza Hut is1 accoplingOi ap- inc. 495 Easilo INDEPENDENT htip7/vMW,soiiiomoe,com. DRIVERS PuPotting Tho Magic Volloy P.O. Box 546 ------Or coli tho Notlonol Fraud Truck drivora tor harvost r I « u c n iie ------plictions forr SShill Uadors, Twin Falls. 1010 83301.£ KIMBERLY ■ nyou no JUNIOR ROUTE IN To Work For 11.5 Yoarsl Twin Twi Falls, ID 63303 MISCELLA^LANEOUS Aoolicontsmimusl havo tos- Phono; (206)73* • E Informotlon Contor, sonson noodod, No oxpo- — Attn: Allon Wilson Counior holp waniod at Air- ioDDwlih W E N D E U A R EA•S 1-600-676-7060, rlonco nocossary. Call LABOR LA ------— port. Thu/slu/s. Ihrough Sun, (igmt. . exp, & Fax: (208)733-S i m ' Jvodaut- *Factory-all shills MECH 1. Pizza Hut ol- ______YouH find a variety ol WoriKl- ; 536-6C93.______ICHANIC Apply Hon:HonzRontACor, ?o°cor^iollelliivo wages. Call Classltlad, 79 — R O U T E 511 ' *Constiuciion 2 cycli7 Clo mochonic noodod. 0:00 a.m. 733-093iT \fj Ing oRoilngs ki Iha dusSlod K 2 i; QfOOl benefitsfits & a friondly Wo'farMdywhany ELECTRICAL ♦CDL *C Drrvors ownwn lools. 1704 Addison Mustboboi THETIMES-NB 100-500Bik. C&OAvo.Eff columns overy djy. Davolop working onvir thattMderlisblL Joumoymon ® S23 ♦ por *Warohouso/lorkli1t Avo.vo.E. 733-2001, ------RICIAN C U R R EN TLY H. 200-600 Bik Wondoll Sl, S hour, bonolils includod. *Mochanrc ——------MISCELLANLANEOUS Plylnpereon 733-7300 or 676-4040 MECH•CHANIC Fuii-limo0 clolhoscl sorter. FOLLOWII R0UTES12 Mossogo Iroining-baslc 1’/j lo 2 yoar |ob al now 7 noodod for oulsi( s Swedish 108 hr. courso prison in Ontario, OR. 5- per. Boat Mochnn- Mon-Fri.ri. S5.19/pofS hr,, _'gcaiions.------Hourly woge ♦ ^ov o r t i Z a i n d e p e n d e n 100-200Blk A&DAvoW. PERSONNEL yFotomnn. bonoMs. Mi- bonolits.s. Apply A; ot: Idaho RESTAURAN! m. Must bo JU N IO R ROUTE'J E W S 100-300 Bik. 1st.. 2nd, & stoning Sopl. 5-tuns 12 olght hour doys only. Must jfT bonus program, wookonds, Fri, night 7 lo pass background & drug PLUS nors:srs RV & Marino in Nam- Youlh Ranch. Ran 162 Main LoCasilaMoxIoxican Restau- 16, drivors llcorconsotoq. BUHL AREAf HAS 3'd, St, W. ______pa3at:Doug-200-688-1 at: 111. St. S.,Twinrwtn Falls. mnt Is accopi lO.Soi. 10to5:30.Anat- losis, Immodiaio hiring. __ opting applica- Call Eori or Troy•oy ol idaho „„„„„ , omy (MyoIogy)46 hr. Loom spocially low voll- la LABORERS MECHiCHANlC MISCELLANI ling room holp- Lown Sorvico. 73733-1491, r o u t e S40 't " T 100-400 bik, ol 3rd,, 4lh S cioss, Tuos. 6 lo 10 pm. ogo work. Job socuriiy. Pump Pu inatallotion. Somo voarriarround omploymont for IM M P Arrow Trlr Pk i iK n ° o r ‘a ? ' TECHNICIANS JTE IN Sth St, W, starting Sept. 9 for 12 Must pass OroQon lost, plumblnQ, p| oloctrical mo- qualiijalifiod mochanic, Vi/ag- iw m\1EDIATE vic sooking hlQ wks. Call Jim or Dr, Suo wo will train and holp. Ap- cl o c h .P T lo W“Pl°,l'i EA chonlcal oxpor. holplui. osJ DOE,O' Apply in poroon O P E I ’o °son shiH Ify o u live In the Wendellf/, Phillips 01208-733-9110. p ro n tic o s ol S16 4 an v. o F im io i. Valid drivors Iiconso roq. Qt1 BurtOu Harbaugh Motors, S9.50 nconotoi- area S are Interested In fiour. Fax rosumo to t. Salary g OOE. Musl work dowrswntown Wondoll- No oxp. nc ^“rl^-Ai^fyl^ l c m \ S | ? e - 208-73G-7184, Twin Falls, „ personal: being a Independent i 4 0 2 woll undor prossuro. Pos------nSoulhPark T a » M ^ TOTORS 14th Avo, lunlorrouie carrier... ' Idano. si I MUSIC LESSONS si&lo housing available. MECH•CHANIC C oM33-2929 7»2 t).2pm. Avo. W.-EOEi f ______SUBARU Pleaao contocI DIatrlet WOOD RIVER DRILUNQ Chris.ris Jordan Mazda Volk- ______^ NT 794 FALLS AVIAVE. TF "yew live In Ihe Buhl, Saloa Uanager, Bob __Ir Taking beginning & Intor- & PUMP swagivogon is now accopting MISCELLANLANEOUS RESTAURANT . ,r _ & ara Inleresled In win 733-0931 ext. JSS ' Oolry noods hordsporson. 42. GLENDALE ROAD Qpplipplicaiions for oxpori- Local growirowing CO. looking —, mediate students for pl WRITERS Ing a Independont. ono Instruction, 536-2795, I Call 934-5ll5ioavo msg. BELLEVUE, j ID 83313 enceneed car & light truck lor an oul lorneeds a lor roule carriar... (208)788-3163 lOChrichniclans. Wo provide startor. fo r, FARM “oroM ^slt^t ™onhas“%pc S “ “s r s iossist : wilh P lease c o n ta ct Dial ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ______paidaid vacation, company may loadId toto FT, HS grad- If coming lo Salea Manager, Roi FT posilion available. Must — rf In be- — havo knowiodgo ol all os- LEGAL LE( SECRETARY contrjntrlbuiion to hoaith in- u a te &. somoso coMeno osconavorag Foil of '97. RIehardaon 733-0 snt lun- A ^ poets of a largo tow crop Must Mu: lypo CO wpm & havo surarjranco & calotoria plan proforrod.ia.Mu!ilhii.»p;i. K m [i"u'. Hoi 2 ^ Por partial or comlomplototu- e x t 347 /ail. Apply by moil or in cHasIng ptc oporaiion. Coll lor oppl. Word VV. Porfoct exper. Call avoil. M 734. Blalrlet I MONEYTOLOANart K 733-2128forappointmonl. POfSCarson to; Frank at Chris puter, & no( S' p S oI p” (206) 430-5234.______^ >n al Tho Bosl ■— ----- In- l i p w i i i p H i i p i H ------Jordi;rdan Mazda Volkswa- Involvos mi I------PUBUC SERVICE ;r„";ir.Tv w o i*inyon Springs f l 2 1 5 by IliailUlMlJKfiUi FARM MACHINIST MAi non.on. 1534 Blue Lokoo house, & <3-0931 MESSAQE ■M M ilBalM iai Grain & boon throshlng. Machinist Mai wantod for Job Blvd.Ivd. N,. Twin Falls, Id. managomo I (1357 Blue I rESUMEPREPAI N.), f l £2223 55555551 ------^ Fodoral law allows you Jl* lo ------, Roasonablo ralosi Trucks shop. sti 5 yrs. oxper, w/ 6330J301. 733.2954. E.O.E. pto-om plc corrocl your crodit roport ovoiloblo, 423-4186 or lalhos lal & mills. Applicant ------— —■ Stance abuse obu lost. Pick- Tlio Magic Wl mi I io i 731-4166, ask for Ooug, must nii provide Ihoir own oasytoatfrtrtlsolndaisl- yj, n„n||caIicaiion ot: Gem ______Floxiblo houilo™" ☆☆☆☆☆! e ; t ., ro I OPENHOUSES pn 17 precision tools. Send ro- S upply RESTAURANTiS ------phono connot toquosl hoor West Magic Reiervolr- FARM sumo SU to: ATTN; Porson- MEDICDICAL Co., 1Q0101 Highland1 Avo. TACO BELLI rocoivo poymom until six Mllkor waniod lor dairy rio LEXPRESS ^ r I THETIMES^EV IQ- Adult communlly ol West nol Dopl- P.O. Box 623, Portirl timeI CNA's & NA's E., Mon-Frl, 8-5-______Wo aro seokini f, ii monihs aftor they perform;., Shoro Lodgo subdivision, south ol Honson. Ploaso Twin Tw Falls. Idaho 63303, rioodjodod Immodiaioiy in 'MPNT CURRENTLY Iholr sonricos. For moro call 423-4930. loavo msg. ___ JiNEOUS motivatod &I'Z h ifJSS I EMPLOVMI m- 2 bdrm home on hill, over- ______:___ : ------1 Magicagic Valloy aroa Includ- “ ISCELl^Noxper. •Weldors porsons. Cor:omo loin our | Q P P O R T UJN N 7T E S t h e F O L L O W ir Informalion obout crodilm- looklni) goll courso with ropair scams, write lo tho FINANCE 5?^MAINTENANCE ing3 BurloyB. &Rupoft. ^^MiM Wrinh?ights -Pipe Fitiois "0 cornpmpany...great III ' INDEPENDEN- fantasilc vlow. S127,500. Custodlat/m aintenanco, Jowol'o Jov Homo Caro ''y'j?'’,'' Id oloi ol fun. PUBUC SERV JE W S Podorol Ttado Commio- Full timo dolall orionlod Fi- 1139FallsAvo,E •ShoolMolrMolal Workers bonel ts and . ■RWCE JUNIOR ROUTE ~T For moro informoOon call FT. commoicial/or Indus- 11 nslde O asis MESSAQE • 208-467-3636.______nanclal Counsolor, prolor fJ SuiioA S h o c k osy y ShootJ Motal Sn^G om men. Infor- S H O S H O N E ARIr HAS oxporionco. In hospital trial cloaning oxpor. Light at 659 Addi- Federal omploymoi maintenanco. Must bo 21, TwinFalls, Twii 10 63301 203-4:8w»38-S055 sonAvo W, ;across from motion Is froo.1. Remom-P WING olFraildinlotmolionCon- collodions. Computer ox- ™ ENT tor. 1-800-676-7060. porlonco required. Good physically qualiliod. Rofs. , inij wil bo subject 10 |ho hosplial,,,1. Application bor, no ono canin promlso | R O U T E 4 1 6 =’Ioaso chock your od for Safory DOE. benefits, Ap- MED’C loymontdrvgiojiinfl) m ust bo inI byb July 28, you a federal 5b.lob. For freo 400-500 Bik 41h St corrocmoss on the first customor sorvlco a must. noodod 10 work PT. ------ITE IN Uuy. mO. roni or twsp vrflh 0 ply at; Idaho Youth Ranch, RN no Informalion obout AREA 0a«ino(lad.73»0031. T doy that It runs, as Tho Knowiodgo ol County In- usl bo ovaiiablo for 6 MISCELLAN ™ V m S 5 0 0 - 7 0 0 5 th « digoncySithoomoll 1275 N 400 East. Rupon. '"usi Jobs, call Career > - Timos-Nows is nol ro- n-2 pm & 10 pm-6 om PT/FT posilioisiiions available: RESTAURANT ? m Slrool3. W osl. SSO-100KSS claim s procoss holplui. „ Connoclion, 912-71 » sponslblo for otiors ofler lilts. Oopondabillly a •AssistantII MonogorM. W antod Immotlodialoly: FT — 300-tOODal8Sl.^ Purchaso 4 rofinanco iS thoi time,______Sond (osume lo Rnancial yT Aa T A T A V A T A must.jst. Forlnlonnalion, coll •Fortuntoin Staffing 'o nco p a idd v\ o c a tio n , Grovo. FL33133,33, p e n d e n t Ju n io r roN. THEM O n S ^ S S r E ^ Po#ltlon oponing: Hoad ninistralivo RN needed. 415 Addi PUBUC SERVICE Cook/Food Sorvlco Su- HP'units, locaiod In Butioy Vddlaon Avo., Come Join our ID, Aparimenl Ind., no I hours por wook. long . goite g.l,T jw »^«.., 352.4250.« RVICE Pleaae~c6 nta el Dial MESSAQE porvl4or. Minimum quali- rm c are expo rlo n c o call 73 Selling proporty? Don'l poy lications; Exporlonco os o smoking I'J! onvironmonl. Salea Manager, eBot l n t y . -►poorcredit^ankruplcy EOE, Sond rosum o to: -cossaiy. Apply in por------SALES t^ogltimole )ob ploiplocomont win 733-0S3I exLfl/ntfff- 35. ^ Zero Down Purchases any fees unlil It's sold. For cook, able to dovolop ond j n o t S r l d g o v l o w MISCELLAN:J^NEOUS Soles posiliolion H om es nrms thal work: 10 lo fill spo- freo Informolion about Implement monus. lifl al Rawson Manogomoni. ' rro u f* ^ Homo Improvomoni & 5175W,4000S„Hoopor, 1*“italoa, ': l828Bridooviow Patl-TImoai)0 and Full-Tlmo Amorica. lop)payporcont- p cific positions i ^ avoiding timosharo and loast SO pounds, rolato to /d. Twin Falls, * Cloricolll * * Accounting ogos. bonusoiSOS, benolits. chargo on uplronl ± real ostalo acoms, wrilo students and sioM and do- UT, 64315. call 601-731- n'lf'f' ^?25% “q"u5'L^'’ 3035 or fax 601-731-437S. m fd ic ------* Sales * * Cashiers Will Iroln Ihe) rightrii poraon. free inform ationi S o s i Bobir- ^M obile Homos OK toihoFod oral Trado pendobiiily a musl, Siart °ICAL * Chef/UneIne Cook( Salos, conslruilructlon or li- ovolding omploym , Commission, Woshing- Doto: August 10, 1997 or ATATATATAT jgovlaw EBlales cur- * credit Mon - ^ -» Quick'Approvaia Monogor with rianco expetioitionce 0 plus, vico acoms. writeSTotm'o ™ iNfalls 736-0033 or 600-742-6456* ton. D.C,. 20580, or call oarllor for training. Solary ------rontlyntly noods RN for night 4 yga, dogrooooc Musl be ablblo.to work Fodoral Trade D the NaUonal Fraud Infor- occording lo Iho Dislrfct MAf'klANAQER/FOREMAN • shHl.cfl. iPloaso apply in por- 733.7300JO or 0 678-J040 wookonds. E Exporioncod working foro- son a . Enqulro ot sfon, W ashinglor m otionContof. salnry schodulo. For more urica 2727 E, 20560, or call theIho Nolion- IS 1-800-676-7060,______in f o rm a lio n c o n to c t momon to m anogo o ’com- B^(^.. PERSIISONNEL HomosAmoili win Foils, ID ol Fraud Informantlo to C o n - W hon tho Bonk S a y s Micholo Faulkner, Clork, momordal rolrig. dispfay fix------PLUS . A DEED IS ALL YOU luro refurbishing co. Fa- MEDICDICAL Sr'"'™' ter,1-600-87G-70C Bliss School District «234. lun CURRENTLY H) NEEOll P.O, Box 115. Bliss, ID, millmiliar w/ail aspects ol this Coniflotlflod Nurso Assistants Wo Sny 'YES' No Mono^Oown Moves 83314. Phone (208)352- IraiIrodo. To rolocato to tho noodcodod for all shills. Ap- m ------1 THE FOLLOWl^ On REAL ESTATE Loons 4447. EOE SoiSoalllo aroa, ploaso fax plyrat at Snake Rivor Rthab. o l l T i rofessionfJAl INDEPENDEN' Call tho Land/Homo ------roflirooumo to; 206-622-8449. 6200 SSpraQuo, Buhl, ID, iTOMOBiLE SaleES P JUNIOR ROUTJE W S ‘'^“ S s e r " IS Spodalists GROUP SUPERVISOR 'HAS III OAKWOOD HOMES COUNSELOR I— a t e d AV AILA BLE IN T — ------1 W ®> are 3 looking for enthulusiastic, self-motivate ______733-77S5 Exciting & rewarding ca } to eam up to $50,000f o i n TW IN FA L L S JVINGAR ., 2 5 % E q u r f t 5 reer position working wilh ivlduai^ who would like t ENT .Hcriolmpr^le^omLLans BUHL - By ownor, vory toenogora In a rosidonliai ir 1st year of sales withth the largest inventory R 0 U T E e 3 7 lUTE ‘Oobt Consolidation Loons nico 2400 sq ft, 4 bdmi, 2 sotting. BS or BA dogroo bath brick home, w/bsmt. newV aand used vehicles availailable. E xperienced o r n( 119-482 Polk St.N T H E •Banknjplcy& Poor Credit proforrod. Send rosumo 3 *■ 2 car gorogo, sprinkior '[ lo: Pofoonnoi. Idnho King's K D epartm ent Storejrcs currently has COmene join our 15am of professsi0nals. R O U T E 628 AREA - oystom.foncedbackyart. • Youth Ranch, 1275 North, opopenings for qualified Indhidividuals to Join EXCI Motor routo opor $99,050. Call 543-4656 iCELLENT BENEFIT!rs: I, or 543-4679,______. 400 East, Ruport. Idaho ouour management team. in Twin Falls, , Bolso, Idoho — We-offer-o-€ompelltlve-4e-Hortlfig-SQlafy,- ■ -•COMPLETPLETE-TftAININQ PROGRAM----- — ■ VACATlOflPAY— :------— ★*★***★*★★** BUILD YOUR DREAM „ HOUSEKEEPINQ aadvancement d opportunitle:tie s a n d m e d ic a l •S2000GUOGUAflANTEED WHILE YOU TRAIN •401KWITH COMPANY CONTRIBU HOME FT poroon noedod for loun- aand n retirem ent benefits,i. All succcssful •BLUECnCCROSS INSURANCE ponino AVOID b a n k r u p tc yN) Tho Landvost Ownor- I •HOLIDAY PAY eated In being an Ir Freo debt consolidation, dry oldo, Gooding Rohob caicandidates will possess a cgood working a , d. Involvod Building progmin • Apply In Person To> IWade Branson At:f ; pendent route canli_ _ _ __AppIicaiion.wlih sorvlca olfora below marxot con- ! 8. Uving Contor. Conlacl uhistory, i, a strong desire to' succeedsu and will • ' Pleaae eontaet E Dial Robin Wfllkofot 934-5601. • Twin 1-60^73-8207 - ■ stniction finandng ond no • be available for future locatcations as oppor- Salea Manager, U Inlerost and no payments LABORERS tUrtunltles open. RadmalKS 733-01 c a s h LOANS S300«000? for 6 months on Landvost • Rood Groin 8. Bean has 0XL346. in Inde- Bad/No aodit: unsocurod. maiorlals, appravod labor : oaitlona opon for groin "1CPlease call Mr. Mike |am es1 at 733-6950 for W 1-600-2334)284 and alto proparalion. Coll • ocmeur • UUTBMD'On arvost. Hollistor, Han further Information andi anai InleK'Icw. r. M att NEED I loUfroo1-888-HOME-005 t son aHoioiton. 543-4300 ___ 9 0 1 %. Uacolala « J » f o w ______☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ■ ! 3-0931 $100-$750TODAY? oxL 046 for moro info, Call 734-4333 Convonlont Loan Co. K UconsedbylhoStateof Tuetday,;uly22,1997 TimeWleM, Twin Falli. Idaho C-5 BURLEY LAND/HOME pockaooa TWINFALLS. TVi Lovoly 5 4 ------No Monty Down " 5 2 0 ------1 tw in FALLSS-M • ust Sool KIMBERLY 1131 S575/mo. S5 TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. Slartlng Undor *60,000111 bdrm. b( 2 both, full bsmt. ■ dolod,2bdrm, 3 bdrm . oppls. I 100% Financing Call todayl firoplaco. (h now corpol. ^^NCO^'.OMEPROPEHTf I R M>L L ESTATE . s. lonced bath, oil appls. Corpo fO, rolrig, W/O y a r d .W /D hl o o o o k u p , doso to CSI, $550/mo I boouuatcswahted EXEOmVE HOME Sih/onin OAKWOOD HOMES point p( & wollpopor, 2 car Subdivision. 3 bdrm., 2 WIN FALLS-17 iOO ♦ dop ond garogo. Wator paid.paii dop. $250 oil 1st mon 2 733-7755 m >0ls. CaH734-2M-2215 ELWOOD a EVANSEV/i w/1 year loaso. Call 73 FILER - m alo or tomalo, boUi. corrals, m oS llvafl rtmont Complox. Exc r “ . would considor singlo OrclO. 736-1196. 24 hrs. MURTAUGH 2 bdfm., 1 i5h flow. Ownor will 5 2 bdrm, 1'-'. 31 _...... 2953 Of.734-667.4____ Iton. m u S i.o o ism .so o ;^ ^ “ S , ...... — -TWIN FALLS 2 ----- 'm olher w/1 child a rofs. - • baih.Tioft&futlt>5mi.on iny. Call 733-9393 ------" _ , bath, garago. $240 ind. util. 326-4092, BURLEY. 2400 aq. It. 5 bost OHOf. Coll 734-5310- 30. $475. No KIMBERLY. Lg., 4-plo«. 4-| 3 TWIN FALLS. Cloan st 5 1 ocro. S58K. 432-6634. _ ^ I J D amoKlnc/pois.:»■ 324-8752 bdrm .S375/m l.dl bdrm. 2'/i bolh. now kitcti- FALLS YC i..dop.213 dio. 5180.SIOO do SINQLE lady w/small • on. InsuloUon & windows.;; MURTAUOHSpuc/or,. TWIN ™ FALLS. Now3 bdmi. tment Propenies: 7 * I------Momoo West. 736736- 0322, Sharod bam. 423-5670 2boihon -/.ocro.$58,900 Rontal I * TWIN FALLS chlidron. Country home. Will considor roasonablo10 nomo. 4360 sq. ft. on 2 , J tal Unlls. $93,900; 5 /\ 2 bodroom, 1 bathb homo TWIN FALLS 2 bi * Musi like dogs. S275.00, 5 floors, 5 bdmi. 3 balh. 3 Evos. ^ & wknds- 829-55S4, Rentaltal UUnits, S79.900:ond ^ 2 bdrm, 2 TWIN FALLS. Large offors. Coll 206-678-2519. 4 Z_Z with 2 car gaigarage. G as taih, appls. Avail Aval Aug. cloon 1 bdrm. S340/m Ploasocall208-326-464S. - car onrogo. 2 firopiacos. TWIN TW FALLS. Nico, woll »ntal Unlis. 560,000. FILER-3 bdrm. 2 bnthh 2 '/i ocros. Hoaiod shop, ko I Larry Latlln al HMtb UlCUSSIFIED )^PETS!^No° 4lh. Call 543 4930.930.______Hoat Incl. Call 733 3151151. country homo, on 4 or 8 kopt 3 bdrm. 2 both. 1360 S i ‘J-J 8 Bulior bidg- 4 oul bidgs. sq. m tl. Wost of CSI- 1123 S S tE.DW X ELL BANKER DEPAIARTMENT taking oppllcatications.' TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS. Newerer 2 M Yf OCfos. Call 733-6425. Call for appt. 432-5441. PorkM oodowsOr. W^fTEISTERN REALTY 733- o n f l 7*: '0 or Julia Bosi valuo in Twin,(in, NEW2I bdrm. W/O hookup, r >or423-4944. 734-5538 Caiisioveo RLER I sea,500.00.Ccn 733-2907. ^ ------WINDERN .irpons. AJI pois. S450*dOp. 733-271 MURTAUQH Spac/009 uding W/D. ------FTOM'tfrs that |u3t won't homo. 4360 sq. ll. on 2 WE 5HINQTON.Mom4 WANTED ExoculivoE> noods Propony ManaanaaoirJim appliances indudm WENOELL Cozy, largo lot. WASHIN waloi. sanitailon,in, &a lown- WENDELL Oulol. 2 bdibdim ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I quiti Ttiis cuto 2 bdrm hos13 flooro. 5 bdrm, 3 boUi, 3 closo c l 10 schools, lois fopGrcI Groco7 iHardwaro Ionso 'oj! w/option to 7 '^A -A y ness living quarters putchaso.i.Call73G'lt70. C 4334 coro provided.od. 214 0 apt, oppls. a all utils..'"c' In f:i|liiNifi,ir; .{31 0 gorgoous Qordonl Hurrylyl car garogo, 2 firopiacos. moto. rni Call 536-5249 business :------Eiizaboih. $550/ Call Judy 326-5680 2'A ocros. Hoaiod shop. ------— & roalcoal ostato on Vashon ^ ______iSO/mo. ♦ $400 *dop, 53G-2468 ^ TWINFALLS ___ dop. FREE HEALTHHE; — $33,000 Butler bidg. & out bidgs. 4------CIO ~ I Island,md, WA. By Ovmer. f 5 ' 2 1 3 bodioom. 1 1 batnb homo CLUB MEMBER Call for a p p t 432-5*41. ■ 5 1 2 lAr.Ml JERSHIP 4 i 701 iViii look 01 trado? I MANUFiFACTURED «ith foncodL bo INCLUDED, MO FARM/RANCHES/ (2nr(208) 302-5774 | HCHOMES siorogo shod. S “ ? M o ?f I ROOM S FOR REN1NT I LIVESTOCK BARKER iRUPERT-Comfortablo 0 54'Ji/mo . ALLOWANCE S3 CallS43-4J71 nowl I DAIRIES ^ doposll. NotMo»ialovorslzod bdim. 2 bnlh condc ^Somo^un° PPwavoarolrig.736.198eftfl slaughtor cows nnd bulls. - FILER. Horso proporty.' supor kllchon. Oakloy C< CATION PROPERTY $35,995 garago. Soo1 at 406 Sun- mo.. $550 dop, Sor -----:--opon daily. Call 324-3099 )' : : Nowor 3 bdrm. 2 bolh' rock firoplaco, covorod »rD™c.’'rosBT’." loi s,i TIME SHARES OAKLAN^NDHOMES 'I s o b e l o rr o0 ic a 111 n g . tuos paid. LocaiodIlod at 359 tw in FALLS Room1 fifor - homo on 1 % ncfo. Hoat] palio, nice yard wllh big tho thi National Fraud Infor- 1310KIMEMBERLY RD. S650/mo. 208-718-727-1105 Phoasont Rd. Call Adam lont, nvnliablo August15 5. CATTLE Organically raisedd ' troos. On 2 ocros, (las- m m 0 11 0 n C e n t 0 r , SUN VAU/ALLEY TWIN FALL Call 734-7940 Jer*eySleeranodnj05,no , pump. 1700 aq. ft. Vaull ro,T-;txirm,. od colllno. sprinkiors, 2' turo, shop & bam. MUST 1-800-876-7060. t-1 1/3 Interito ro st In E lkhorn 733-7Ji S l o l ™ ' ™ ,N FALLS LO ------CJDCmtoinnnl*ti-32*-22*0 0 car garago, pond, wotor-2 SEETOAPPflECIATEI — lo. 2 bdrm.. 2 balh ♦ 1-800-' ot& p a in t. TWIN FALLS - (2) now. 4- tw in f a l l s - S220 mi HAZELTON 40acros, Romodolod, Indian ...... S 2 9 5 ; m 3Itor ! r pd , closo plexos. 2 bdrm.m 2: bolh nialo or fomalo. no drugugs’ CATTLE TRA ILER '933 (oll, good schools, moro, IR O B E R T JO N E S NSCC wator. povod road, s o r lr o ! tflDE Invonlory to posl offico. 7: Travalong goosonock. options.Land conlract i/iffs un/f. R ea lto r NATIONWIt 1.734-4673. w/AC. carporl,, all all nppls Call 734-5330. ‘ REALTY Call Ca 825-5617. ------Including W/O. Froi ------7x20, bull pkg.. good posslblo. SIO.OOO down. od. Call Kent or Cin- R®au' I TWIN FALLS -Wllh kitcl J3-5336or 734-6104. S490.Dowr}f Itch- shapo. $4600 or best S1200mo. Ownor carries. 733-0404 |------1 dy 733-5; Park,2bdrm. 5 1 3 ------Call Ic ^ A ens. $95 wkly. $225-536aco ollor, 543 6204, 326-6401 attor 6:00 p.m. - ’ / p P^'^Vl all utiis.pd. 733.864841. ------ACREAGES & LOTS 4 ------— ------1 OAKWOOJOD HOMES ’ homo v S550/mo,4dep SELLYOURHOME |A 5 1 8 733,13-7755 y a r d .s l o r aogo g shod Chris or Dan 734 ------CATTLE W ould llko to QOODINQ-2 bdrm, 1I IN 9 DAYS ^ ______S435/mo plus 734.8670 TWIN FALLS Motel Dnil)aily tease 30 to 50 milk cows 3LISS Lond Invostmont OBILE HOMES ______lus doposil. both, cornor lots, maluro> Froo spodal roport S '-' vido. 3-bdim., 2 f^ow taking appiIpplicalions. ______wL sago or wookly. HoasonohiIblo w /option to buy. 543- opporlunity, 1 group of beLLEVU Now dbl. wld landscaping, oxc. cond., CALL 800-299-7454 °P EVUE. 1978 Brood- bath Full topo to & tOKiuio. Call Stevo0 or Julia TWIN FALLS 1 M,m.bdrr g,i3 2mMmb«rtyRd733-6C2IC20 6144,830pmto9pm. musi BOO. Ownor Finance) ------undovolopod un rosldenilal ? 0. 3 bdrm . 2 bath,___ doluxo cai:arpot. potch. WINDERMRMERE h o a t. W/D hookLokup.iull TWIN FA LLS..R oom s on opprovod CTodil. pricodI SHOSHONEs - B t j m m 3 lolsZ\ & 1 commorciol lol hud' opprovod.Aot Musi bo___ 541 egg. 82 ms, CATTLE. For sa le . 120D bolow appraisal. $49,900 829-5554, ovos. Proporty Manaiinagomont basomonl, no pots.■013. S3G0/ $80/w ook. microwavcIVO, Holsloin cows. Also somo I bdrm homo w/ostablishod Jf]! )d. $8500.786-0657 ____I______j 3 ^ mo,« S3Ca'dop. 423 4532. rolrig. Ulililios pd.Cabl fimi. Cail 934-4766. Ireos, jot tub, now carpot, .LS dbl wido 111 734-43: iSJ^o Hoifers. Call 200 536-6666S 362-6201 or206-352-4297. BUYINQ OB i SELLING a ™ 'U l'p 1 * ------TV. no pots. 1201 Kim wood stovo. AC. auto. _ k, g a s. AC. all -twin FALLS F Pa a n , nood- ^ 1 " ^------? bcily Hd. or cail 735 023: oprlnklors. Coll lor appt. piU ulaclurod/mobllo aools p oi o tio , s h o d , od ,ai(o ir oavmonia _ appls.. ulils. furn., m R E M E M B E R ' nLER 4-A acres lor solo. J? Wo olfor fmncino? ,^ ^ ,0 S28 ( 886-7671 or 086-2903. Powor Po noarby. Asking. i ■8.000 734-7657 s s 'o o d o w ns s T o T o l 453 6thAvo.E.S40S400/mo,.-4 ■ ■~] Tliat binnday ad you placodcl ten Tree FInonclal ______1 335410----I €06 GUARANTEED j $20,500.733-6425- IS00-58I-I9O4 I g monlh OAC..Call C: lor do- S200 doposil. 733-1 somo lime ago in Tfio TWIN FALLS _ E l ------11 MOBILEHOMES ^ Timcs-Notvs? Now I3 ine RENTTOOWN HAC i l l ______TWINFALLS 1.2&2&3bdnn : ! ■ ...... ADS HAGERMAN 'A ocro lois. chamlPION199214'wido. pio I F ^ 4 bodroom, 2 fomlly room. groot gr( oroa. povod road. LS R u ra l 3 opls.S375-S650mo) m o ‘dop. FILER Very mco. all eloci)C12 picturos. Stop by Tho garogo. |ust romodolod. ulil 900. Sol up In Rock 1 1 - ^ No smoking. Somo ulils. No sm Buy the Guaranteed Ulils- In. Coll 637-6402. C r ook ^ ' Manor, 350 I f l bdrm. 1 bnlh. No ■ smoking, txlim, 14' wido. $325 mo.mi Customor Service Dopt Available now. $675/ ----- ill734-317t. rols. rOQ. Call 734-434-4431. no pots. (Ols, 326 5867>7 today! Package and The monlh. Atlachod, 2 bdmi. m dylow spaco #42. I i m i la l l IDAHO HANCHSAU 5% down O.A.C I rT T T fT I Times News guar ronlal. S400/monlh. .811- .S Sm all, t TWINFALLS147$5r$550/mo KIMBERLY, 2 bdrm. 10, must bo approvDd | )ots^ COATS Wo aro proud to a n te e s to soll m e r 615Rlor Avo.. 736-1196. 27.9 A cres-S 29,900 hookup no Now 2 bodroom.n. PRango, balh, S425/mo, No poll byparkrtwwg«0 op, 733-1500. rolrig. Mlcrowovo.IVO. dish- no smoking 423 0493. announce lhat Gall Dow- chandiso or T S n a W S a ta o n River TWINFALLS-1170Won- Spo ^ Schoduio 1997 01324-3317. TWIN( FALLS.FA ID 83301 EOEN. Roady ------1390 sq It. avail. 733 374J room In baaem ont, dib o 2 bdrm., i ’,i Cnil colioct 208-(33 I TWIN FALLS 2 bdnbdrm du- i f i Sopt. 20th ( 733-7200 OR cy 2 bdrm.lohomo.Qppls,, h 7hlsyur«flbeour O ctStst carport and atorogo. KIMIJMBERLY Ploasani Vol- 71-800-527-7710 ^ fjorago. Ig. yi ED APTS/ ’"'Oofogo. $48S48S/mo. TWINFALLS $79,900. Call 734-6258. loy Ioy Golf. 1 ocro, 5th - -up, 423 5104. aAiilfiol73WJ3 10t7Lomhi. 734 5: 630 Railioad Ave. '■»5329 OFFICESPACE Twin Falls, ID HAGERMAN-2640sq.fl. - Fouway.$25.500.423-52S3. HAQERM.RMAN Obi . I d , 2 dy for occupan- ^ 4 bdrm., 2 'A balhs on 1 TWIN FALLS-Nice 3 bdrm. ~ TWIN FALLS 2' bdhririn I Vahou3 sIzos a locationsjns 733-7474 .2 balh In quiot park. FILER. Coun. homo w/small I 603 I a walor Call Slo-v Hallows Diuco Dillinglon 733 4337 acro. Sconie & Privato. 1 ' bath. $86,900. Obi. ga- KIM;IMBERLY, FILER. •n rt«r, ^ ' rago/oponor. Vouliod coil- SHOSHONE, SH HOLLIS- Tlon ''living, cuto kllch- No pots/amc.yd.S350.dep- | FURNISHEDw oop. S3S0/mo *dop. 734.734 9059 "'^ormafion 1 o*<-oo*<.«*o*o 5155,000. CoJI 637-4583 f Ig m aslor bdrm mo. ist&la: ------Ings, ll firoplaco, oak cabl- TER, TEI HAZELTON. Acro- " toalty 734-5858 | DUPLEX — WINDERMERE HAGERMAN Now 3 bdmi. r Ilh, all carpotod, 543-5776or ' c . , , , TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm,dim. buck p,opony Manogomont not. OW. ranoo, gas hoat, ogos og( w/waior & powor 13, AC, all appls Incl. untry. 2 bdrm. EDEN Apts. Uli fll HORSE-Voiy genllo Gnld- 2 b a th on 'A acro lol. conlrol c air. Lovoly yard, from fror $9000. 1-20 acros. a • bovorai duplex. Nico locatioi roiod docks, nlco yd. HAGERMANmoking. $450/- S75/wk ♦ SSO/d ot. covorod corporlSi242 734-4334 01 Palomino golding, Woll Groot locationi 837-6402 troos, t auto sprinkiors. Somo Sor noar canyon, aomo — stanod. Call 432-5266. '00. Call 837-6655. balh counlrylast+dop. Rola. 9199 or 625-535 ,'70-, Nonh Ostrander, $5 Now financlng/cash. 708 w/ w/ viows,’ somo w/ wotor ------iago/shop&{ TWIN FALLS Olflce, coi HANSEN 3 bdmi. l^i bath, Cypross[ Way. 734-7626 sharos. sha 829-5554, ovos. HAQERM/ TW m FALLS.^•*•^702. 0. all Ullls. paid incl. Ss!' HORSE 4 yr. old Boy QH, now carpot, oak cabinols, _ RMAN Emorgoncy. mo 4 $600 S( nor Addison 8 Locusl movo. 2 bdrm.. l ------N - 3 bdrm., 2 small studio.S a; 1 b d rm . 7V.324-54t9or733. 1000 sq.'$750.736-602;322 'ido, pack, mountains, llroploco, full bamt. Only TWIN FALLS Boautilul vin- KIMEIMBERLY. 2 'A acros noar iry homo w/ga- n is h o d w /ution.smoklng...... — : 15.2 hands, well built, S65.SC0. AflOf 6,734-6619. i flroplage. swamp HAGERMAN. tago homo, all now insldo. canyon, can wildllfo. $19,900. r, rolrig.. 4 stovo. SO hookup. No& garden $750/ $325-5375. 734-1350. Alter 5 ' > TWIN FALLS. Prolosslorion- gonilo. S2100/ollor. White ' 3 bdrm.. garago. privacy E.oa.i.tnaa. £vo 828.5554 “ .OT,$240/mo. 637-6319. mo.«dop. I Rcsoc 934-5125 FALLS4. 423-5632. aloroxecutlvoolficiico QH mare. 14.2 hands, HANSEN. Drivo by 644 fonco, ? sprinkiors. addi- spaco. Coll 734-8324, askas oxc. b e g in n e rs rodoo CaJIco to soo charming 3 ,| U^QIC VALLEY Nood lot ------637-6204 atti tional bidg. Groat location. * =N, 14X70, 3 bdrm. ------N. 1 bdrm, W/O b3mi. apt., non- o u horse, barrola. poloa, bdrm. 1 both, fomlly rm. $79,000 , llfm. 734-1058. to build houso. CASHI , Jo pols. S300,' Utils, lum., S35Ccloan. W/D 3 bdrm, 2ib b« a th ------Now paint, nowor carpot. __ 'Olh In nlco pork. HANSEN 2 bc — lumping, roping, moun- SO. Call 736-9969. carpot & palReis. leq. Call pm, 736-8394, 4: no. ? ••••••••■••••» • tains, packs, gontlo, any window AC. ouio sprin- TWINtv FALLS By Owner. 2 ------pois OK. Wl kSraC; $499 per mo. klor, landscaped. SC9,900 b one can rido, S2.000/oller. bdrm 1 both.lotsof ”^,7£?™BK5"“b;ffio°3 " E T^T 'i '81 Titan 2 bdrm. paid. $475 TWIN FALLS Fo, TWIN FALLS 1997 C & B trlr. 4 hoiso for oppolntmont. 423-6331 p bdrm wilh now bdrm. nlco, clo Yoall'airuol porsonality. 537 Ash. Now or lot , at $21,500. Lol 7 , “T; hool. good cond,, In doposlt. Coll 'Ol FALLS _ alont. olmost now. tack lumaco & conlral air. ro- SL! tr court Of can bo ------)Qlnl, lorgo lot, avoll., prolor sto Thoso olmost nowow rapis PROFESSIONAL CENTEJ Are you plannino o movoT ' Block 5. build lo suit. Prai- J havo ovorylhing. O room. $4500.423-4348 modolod balh. $71,000. , d-$9500. 532-4115. JEROME 3W b ator a naah am, no smokin£ Exocutlvo ollico spaco. 0 ClawinodBdswn point you c rio Duno Cirdo Holo »12. — ■ I 300 why Fawnbrool.■ ooK r^as p,ivate olficos, conforono fci the riflhl tfroolon ns llnd Evoa 734-9544.735^)472. ^Sll ■" Flllmoro. '5S4 m o * $400 alcohol. S350/m nco HORSE/^imal Counlry says C°ll 734-9040- RUPERT.IT. 11968 Rootwood. tjdim 222311736-0142. 4 dop. May crediW Iho bost valuo Inin Twin t roceplion area, pripri- Tost drivo 0 bottor horso' tho homo )«u nood. 1^TWIN FALLS By Ownor. 'JISHEO Falls. 1 a 2 bdrms. ICHFIELD. Invostmont 3. opplo. incl. $5000 Call 324-790------For oppl. call 73J ms. also vflio baih, stoiogo room,jm. Buy 2 bags Purina Horso Duplox noar CSI. 3 bdrm, It olfor. 654-2857. ' ------) bdrm. 603 N ------JPLEXES ovalloblo. Ask abouIbout our ,483 gq (,, cq], 734.9001000 Food - Got 2 FREE HEYBURN $45 Groonbrior I sroporty. Port of a now $475- Small 3 g ------movo-ln spodal: 2 both ond 2 bdmt. 2 balh. ,j )^nowl 733-0328. 3 bdrm, 3 balh, all brick, Ulllltyi room, olnfllo goraQo Soil ^ Courso dovolopmont. SHOSHDhHONE.'74. 12X60 *’mobl”o^hoin'M lh W, 5475. ITLEFORD.I Coll 734-1600 no( HORSE BUQQY. OmIsh quality loaluros,Sf34,S00. ooch o aldo. 733-4727. Acroogo starting ot S2500 Championiplon. Nood repairs, w o st No d Mllcns lor 1 Now opon woeVonwkonds •••••••••••••IC oak show cart (2 whoel For appt. call 67&-2625. i 3or acro. 5, 10 & 20 acre $4000.886l.686-7044,420-7044 ^op. 324-890— ______I APTS/DUPl buooy).S1500.324-3353. 1112MonacoSUoot. jorcols. NV 1-702-377------■IS. Availablo > - > - > - > >- > ?» > ______bdrm.. 2 bath 1 Casllolord. ______1 BUY HOUSES TVTWIN FALLS By ownor, a 1152 or 1.702-482-5088, TAMARACRACK, usod 1975 jp r o ME Clotimo In Vlllogo BUHL & CASTL ^ HORSE Ron, 3 a 4 yr. old }loaso loovO mossago. singlo.wide. wii 04X70). 2 ^ L m S o l lications at tWIN FALLS Cloanlan qulol.i i 608 goidlngs. Startod & roady 736-1170 ffmust soo. 3 bdnn. Nowor P'°° I p o ts- $490* Taking appllcaik30k Aport- socurlty. 2 bdim., $ oak cabinots, AC. gas onpi------bdrm.. 1. i b a th In g ro al mo ♦ doo 1903. Ct & 2 bdrm. opls. i I COMMEHCIAL 10 90.536-5763,536-5307 UPERT-2.Bocroa,closo cond. For For moro inlorma- r ■■ . 3 l5C loor doposll No pots. Co JEROME-By owner, 3 nroplaco. ni fumaco & waior ,o , ■------now In Buhl 4 Cl Monv*’o I p r o p e r t y 0 town. $20,000. Call Honconiai:niacl: JEROME Clolean 3 bdrm, 1 pick up applicoI. Buhl. ID. fo ro 5 ;0 0 pm S l( ^ HORSE Rog. paint Filly, bdrm,. % o a o . near high hootof, h> $81.000.735-0071. V36-5170 or 431-7503. OAKLA gh Fri. bo- mossago, 733-3669. ISO, solid color. Siro-ldaho school. $77,000.324-9225 — fl» S — -™ T.J/2X:o polo, rdfa.- ~MAEE'A:Slim npartm ciit homes fcahiring■ings TWIN FALLS HORSES • Two Eyod Jack ' Call Sheila @a (6 7 8 - 9 0 2 0 I Insulotod.3op. H 423-6301 Saul(((/ ctulnat in te ln t unitt Coll Slovo or Julia 366-221B ia l f e j - T r f i i S ; W IN FALL,^LLS 2 companion sonllatlon fuiHos Ihormol , altpnono rum&ar lor ino lots. Hlllcllllcroal soctlon. pols/smoking. . WINDERMERE HORSES-Soiling 12 Ara [M^oin.p.i.odi.i-«oo- SunsolCorComotory. Call for dop. Takingf n “pteio'',S: -a ri'fe , Property Manogomont RIVERSIDEE REALTYF K bian horsos. $400 and up. ______oppt. 078-578-5634. ations. 734-1ving. wator & > Ftrtplace & v( Z _J 734-4334 furnished. No _ CaJ 733-2323 or 733-7051 ig. S575/mo. * 6 5 1 o a r a t ] rontal appllc- DnuetSbiUii 1-1396. aniiaTcttiril-en M Twin . IM ld& o Tue*d*y, July 22,1997 HORSES. ALL TYPES LEUA CUSTOM HAYINQ =REEZER uptight, Irosl- A QU'TAR. Frollighl Fr sirat, AUSTRALIAh Bought, sold&tradod. Swathing. 1 Ion & 2 string. loss,St90. ios Call734-8410. 814 I AN S H E P . FREE to good homo,>mo. malo SPRINGER SPANIEL pu| Calt 733-60S5. baling, l ion slocking. 2 Ighiod Iroiboard HERO, Rog. pups.Boou-pu ShophordX, goodi>od w/kids pios, L^rox. 9 wks. SICfiS a I 8 2 3 I - string & 3 string stacking FREFREEZER. 17.2 cubic II. ing a id s . Now tilul I'Uolilgont..nt. Champion 4 noods room. 324-?24-4279 each, C:an 208-037-446!<65 I VARIETY FOODS OSTRICH w/t0788tackor, 837-4964 Konmoro. Ko non frosl froo. ^'NG MariMarquis diamond on- ^ 9 5 , CallJiII Jim 734-1141. /i2 5 0 . CaJKall 880-2644, — I & SERVICES ------FREE- Black Lablb X pup- SPRINGER Spanlol pup Cradio A aos OaUlcJi Farmfl or 539-3399, a.ik for Loo. _Sn5190. Call 206-733-3013. ^5^ ^ ^ ups. 53G-S<60 . MP-Packaged. BICHON FRISUSE. AKC. plos. 7 wooks old.old Call AKC. Field Cham pIolion- APPLES Tranapifront. IEFRIGERATOR • 16.5 ------— 'ompior guiiar, flully whllo maimale puppy. 423.5768. Bloodlinofl. S250, GoosK io roady at AkIand Orchard.i - STACKING, big balos, REf ------—------1 Craig 15 W, PACKINQ SCHOOL RETRIEVING lQ..4sm . cu Cu (1, Mngic.Chol,/rosi-_ ___ W omp w/distor- 1st shota. 208-CD 8-673-552S------Crook Konnoi. 678-5313113,_ .Buhl. 543-6003 loavo msg3 . ■ Auo.2a3-HaiIoy.lDranch (roo Iroozor. llko riow. 1 ' ,...... 8 1 5 ------—sion. gtg bai ------— LAB AKC BIacK-4■4 yoHow. y ------— ^ 7 Call B alos Unllmilod, 'fo >WN&OARDEN ta/lunor.2c b l a c k LAB.. z2 yrs. Old. hlps/oyoa guaran t ^ CUCUMBERS & SQUASH1 ByUfotlmo PrSfestlonM'' Comp, covorod. 543-5368. S250/0lfor. Call 324-4340. rantood. TREAT YOUR OOQ to tor Oumn«r Oava Sluckcr cond S3SCiSO/ollor.Call chamP*w bloodlino,ino, S250. loving caro whllo b662. Coll (2C0) 324-2654;654, Ing groomod ot TLC DoDog twoon 1:00 4 4:00 p.m. - Umiiod » ol siudonts ^WILL houl Ion balos up to' ROTOTILLINQ ------uss^siMssToiio^esum 8 0 4 &R0- ^ — 0roomlnB-733C509 « lOOmllos. Call 543-6008 I BUIUINGq MATERIALS | FrooEitinEstimalos - 733-6789 PIANO - Lowowroy Consolo, ®'"O--®I6 rnos, old. LABS - Black. AKC FRESHandFROZEN{ or 543-0795. ^KC rog.. ------Pocan finish Ish, mint cond,, StOO.Coll 734-6 - champion bloodiodilnos. Y E ao W LABS AKC ror. dump Iruck. wood ^11 73 324-2699. raspborrles, rod 4 black< onclosod. mats. olc. I ng.MVaroa326-4631------year old lomol. S2S00. Coll 436-4929. ■ I FARM SEED & wo3S585OnowS29’10; 1°!®: AXC rog,, bl£ — . currants, goosoborrlos, ak Kimball con- coIm . 535 ooch.:Jl. 324-0025. gold, S250. 734-597 ~ ~ 1 strawberries, blackcaps. I^ERTTIJZE^ 40x51 ss' was $9200 now bidinqG LAWN1 MOWER '’i^o°,m ‘inl i — i 5 i — SSieo.M ualsoll.can Crattsm^ CRITTERC^ .Morlonborrios. boyson- 7 0 2 i ! sman 12 hp twin SieoO.CaJIE IJdOd,1 423-M774: oach.JonnilofatS36-sL Iiw ROCKFORD FOSQATI ^ y P P U E ^ Q l ^ lavm sood. Bob Hamillon «»W.Mmooni (2) 12* subs. $175.1.PFPPI Grocory Outlet 4 K-Mort. barns, o renas. All stool hiding la ^•cotdlnvonl e NQUSH Spring, Sood. Ploaso call 734- ""J 3 UWN MOWERS. a.f*a 753.09: POMERANIAN pupuppy, omp A-200. S150. OldoiX 6:30 p.m, to 7:30 p.m. BACKHOE. C aso 1902.- 3567 or 733-1477, bidgs. Monthly spocials cnars 1, t? 12,5 hp, 3a* dock. - ^ —— • lol pups. AKC, $2 •70 Sat, Ju ly 20. Call 543- All slzos avail, on spocial 5500 'jn^ i8 3 ^ « a k c Championn bback- tanning bod. S200, ‘71 580 Suoor 0. Ploaso coll ~ Jacobson, O' 3 rool. 4 "o. I Pioasocali 208-3»8-326^>413, ground. 6 wks. 934-;34-5559. Mustang. S300. Call 3241, / 4860 for Infomation, WINNEBAQO T l 21(t., ordor. ordi Will soli unassom- igi,n «i( 208-837-6256, V , SIOOO. 536-2251. . | o m C E B ------— 4607. altor 6 p.m, ‘ Tho Berry Potch • 350 Chovy. Class A. Now blod bloi kit or do total con- EOUIPMENT PR EE • 2 pups, go RATTERRlERS-lr-1 malo, ■ ,, — BEAN WmOROWERI Inlorior. rool & moro. Solf struction stru packago. RIDING0 LAWNMOWERL, | & SUFUPPLIES 1-ght brown. Callall 733-1456.7 1 fomalo. roady,. olsolso lo- l l = i SONSHINE PRODUCE Lockwood 835.8-fOw. ox CKCO CONSTHUCTION Snappor. MARKET contoinod, runs groai. ECKi por. 12 hp. nowor o ld m a le ^ ' collont condition, S2S00. Call ovos 734-7201, ____ S43-SB99 good WisWisconsin Robbln )24 S75. Call 543-6719, |T00LAWACH1N^ Apricots to can, ID. sweet BEAN CUTTER G-fOw. - 0, runs well, noods T®/»5'^ o n l m io e r m a t ic 250 woid Inlornatlonal. Liko now g ARAQE DOOR 0x12 fi- Mmo wotlwork. 30* cut. bag- f I Shophord, r o t t w e il e r . Forr olt)' Tuos.-Sat. 10 am-6:30 pm. bindoi.S300 Of bosi olfor. ' I ■■ ™ s borglass,° Z ovorhoad, lath ggf jjjq^50, LAWN CART ; S ; S o T ,lo,Frootoa R®0- P^^fObrod, m Will \ bo 2 “ 'WJ- '"Cl- ,30 Addison Avo. East (next to Cnil (208)438-4168. I accossorios, outsido cor- cu.^;.c™n=m.n,s70. It. C good homo. 1%\% yrs, old. yra.jri January. S400MOO 10 a spool gun w/conlrollorlor. Burger Slop), 734-1123. Qood with kids,ds Ploaso pood hotro. Call 436-:jifl.T!VT7 Argon tank, mixod goija s ------CATTLE 17 hoad ol young I :rlm lor nfucco. 53C-2307, ' tank 4 rogulotor. Excol:ol THINS Juico plus 50% olf. COWS, pairs. 734-5265- ALFALFAHAYlsICUIlIng, A JHHl , n; DESKS,(4/4,Sfin-- call 208-736-28 KC Mini. Ior MIG woiding aluminunium Call 324-7317. 2 string, absolutoly no PATIATIO COVER - Slool. tf8 1 6 CHAIRS, (4) J, S200, Call oves.. 324-3290. COMBINE JD 7700 luibo. (tain, , SJOO/lonorbybalo. I0'x20', lO'x profab, was S750 ■ EXERCIS. •PIER, Connon Do yoo havo unuti )CISE EQUIPMENT S7Sea.C0PI luwa ptioto BOXER puppios. S hyd., dip & pour. 2 hoad- Call324-877B- i now1OW $450. 0011736-9987. NP120. S400,00, Ploaao call equipment In youryou homo? toad/ 8/2G/97. 6S4-2'M.fyln' STERLING drill pross i 8 2 5 ors, straw sproador & — ------SCHWINNINN oxorclso biko. 733-6957or7)r 734-0777. Exdanjo H forreash»r4h ca: n — SIOO, W ard* 7* varlabitbid I WANTED TO BUY BARLEY lor salo. Ploaso choppor. Call 825-5G35. B ------o n r ------1 S'25. Mon’s Mo bike, $25. IQ T A B L E Oulck-BellnodasslPLUlliodsd. SHIH-TZU malo pup()upplos. opd wood lalho. $150 call2C0-352-42B9. I 13-0591. D R A FT IN G TT ------191 shots, roadyy to no W ards 10* vorlablo spc BASEBALL baiting cago FORDC01 tractor & loador. - CLOTHING -I Architoctural,al, 6 (t.. bar &’ FREE- lo good h 4 or not. Coll 734-9753. X fnalo’ l ^*SOoa. 733-3195.15, bandsaw. SIOO, Block t 124 MF bolof. 346 JD HAY H - 110 ton cloan 1st SCHWINNINN-AIR DYNE. maylinocablo3lo, $ :00/ollor. dogs; 1 Lab X l ------Dockar compact radioUal ask lor Dovo______balor. 3. dish. 6 II. MF culting < oltallo, S125 por CUSTJSTOU DRESS MAKING sinlionon;107. Usod vory lit- PJoasoca«20i20fl-a24-»si2. BoagloX. malo.0. BomB vory SIAMESE 4 pwobrocbrod kll- arm saw, SSOO. 543-5555 splnnor plow. 2 boltom. ton. > Call 487-3605. ovo,■vo, waro, wodding, altor- not Alrmstcmsl hko now. Cost ------good with childnIldren. Call ton, soal Up. Sso, if f BUYING washors, dryers, Qtior 50, C o l l ------Ford mowor. 324-3978, JJ] ilions.tailonnocle. 73S«9« $700 low.now. 5500 or mako- ^ ------1 734-4389 after^3pm. 3 f 438-4100 or 430-569!5695 SWATHER Internollonal. Konmoro, Whirlpool. GE, HAY-Dairy quality hay. No c.«wi,.,Doad. ------good condition. $1500'“J; or working or not. 736^805. GENERATOR-3750 wait, Irost. > no rain, no woovil. WEDCEDDINQ DRESS, to.ol, SUPPLIES FREE- to goodd homo:h 1 SIBERIAN HUSKY•Y ppups bost olfor. Call 837-4607, Domollc, 30 hra. S795. 350 ‘ ions In squaro balos. boacloadod. S200/ollor, Sizo spayod lomalo) cat-won-« AKC r o g ,. c h a m p CAMPER SHELL • good Cnil $36-5029.______Bancrolt. f ID. Call 801- 9-tO'-to. Call 324-0025, M I AKITA'S- 10t wooks,w AKC dortulmousor. 1 rr ou condition for shod bod lull - I malo cat. bloodline, boautilul m ad. sl20 Ford . Reasonable. 723-8300. 801-723-52S5 817 OFA.S400,20l200-678-3654. lovos pooplo. 733-'33-3720, Ings. S225/ollof. 733-6;l a - i g s GRAIN HOPPER. 1982 or208-678-2221, c EDOINQ GOWN. Now I Ml11733-9483 Quality Fonco ------Whyhy call tho rosi? & Homo Ropoirs JOHN'S SHARPENING boDlor, hydraulic scalpora, I EO • Singlo. 3 drawor d a y b e d i 733-9063 TroiTroo Trimming. Sprlnklors. 5879263 or 590-0400. I :d , good cond. You dosorvodc the bosll rm i Pf ^ SERVICE tdoslal. French Provinc- s 1 2^/Mo 'rflo r. W A S H . BOB’SE II ForYour Froo Estimaio I-Hauling 4 Now Lawns. al. No matiross, $100, I n /n n v p n SOESTOnVWAU. “ J3n f A ■Ouallly Fonco* V SHREDDERS Ficll 15-20 I VER, good cond. QoslQui3uality - Bost Ratos «•„, Wo do what you can't? Corbido&BtooIoaws,' c . « a 2 .e o ,3 SIP:lor. 20B-324-3510, Insurod-F Son/lrgThoManic4 Froo Esiimaiosl C tl.. 2 JD. 3 Lottnoss. 1 I l-FREE ESTIMATES XvWood Rivor Valloys 734-3322 - D ays Bob @ 734-0033 ____l!! 141BrackonStS Brady, Ploaso comparo ^4 ------^ ------c o uUCH. c i SIOO, Choir. $50. f a s t TRFF< 734-8481 - Evonlngi 72 our solocllon & pricos I irgo anvil. $200, Call lEES - Grow 6-10 — 734-4050M.eO»471^t050 anywhoro.Pacilic Slatos II A N TIQ U ES* 735?,' ,S4.95-S8.45. ACOO U S n C A L FEN C ES ~r, Equipmorrt.(2Cej543-<5319. ■ ______dollOorod,Dd, Pottod.'froo I INSTALLED ^LANDSCAPING STUMP 0. 1-800-81S-3405 DiRYWALL R n R E S S E S . Full sizo M & LAWN CARE REMOVAL SPRAYER. ATV, u50d ANTIQUE SALE; Varied forS9iS99. holol roiurns. Call FEAR FENCING “ onco, liko now. SIOO. and many iiosm. Sorlous 734-614-8881. •1 DRYWALL jSY iil “A X Export hi Yoars Exp. All Typos 01 A4TLAWN A CAHE T 4 T Call432-60t3. COcallors only ploaso. Call ------; hanging, toping. 4 " wWood. a Chain Unk, Ele Sprinklers, £ Foncing, 436-1683 MATTRITRESSES. King sizo, _ loxturi,uring, Sinco 1970 Cus" Anywhorol SPUD PILER. Doublo L. ~------Hololitol lotuma.I S to o 0 sot. 5s largo or small, uslomor p Buys Maloriols Mowing, Mo Shrub Pruning, Froo estimates. mod0l811.40'boom.12' CHVCHAIRS, Rosoback. ma- 734-8I J Lossing. ownor rv,Froo Estimalos Con:onvnorciol & Roidontiol Torry Corponlor Call 208-734-4166 S- stingor, 30" boll. Romoto hohogony. Duncon Phyfo ■ DUR 733-3579 ___ Ef Son/Ing Magic Volloy 734-1231 Styto. S200.208-734-4455. TTRESSES. Ouoon A Ffoa Estlmatoa S43-8847 420-0771 conlrol. 525,000.637-4712 5ty HANDYMAN ^ 0. Hotel returns. S130. /4 4 D1 BUU I SIN ESS SPUDNIK24- scoopor. ro- CHLCHURCH PEW • solid oak. CoH K ^ LAWN & GARDEN ifj built, oxc. cor'd,, w/ trlr, 4 *• It. long. Boaulilul, S495, ------______T iM E S CCLASSIFIED L SEIER VICES A^A WORK OF ART S9500- Modol 400 24' pil- CaCall 736-7041. SEWIN/ING CABINET, TV. DEPAR’ARTMENT HarHandyman Sorvlcos I*T1LL4U4 or, 24'. straight boom, lott ------chost osl, rocllnor, croam •WIN FALLS Homomo Ropaira: Eioctricai. Lown Mowing AAA SHELTON'S CREAM SEPARATOR chair. ( hand Mntrols. Exc. cond., rr, lir. cloan bod, maitross 2 0 8 -734-5538 7 3 ' K•LAN ROOM plumtlimbing, llghl carponlry. No Job Too Largo TREE SERVICE S3SOO/o(for, 324-1005, Complolo. Asking StSOO. sot,, comlortorcc sot. cotloo } bid for.£onorala. painting, I FREE Or Too Small SonHng Magic Valioy Coll 536-6222, lablo.10.2 J lamp tablos.Grav- jntractora & Suppii- ESTIf Wood Rivor Valley s , " s s i 5TIMATES1 733-0966 SW ATHER • JD » 8 0 0 , SiJji Ridor oxorcisor. gomo eiuoprlnt copios. T '.'- T (208) 677-2541 or whorovor DINING SET. Anilquo din- )llablo, 734-0418- bam, j^4-73<-7317. JD«34 Corn Choppor. Ingsotw/toblo,6chairs4 ' -PLAN (7626). H EEATING /S & AIR “ u FREE ESTIMATES Call 324-4101.______151)} LAWN & TR EE 324-^483 bullol,S1500, 734-3075 SOFAA 85-( Ught lloworod 1IDER-S375;la> ______cDNDITIONING o t SWATHER JO 830, nood ^ — • tapostrostry,S125.733-4749. 60) 4 chalra. not- P , c m e f f Dd w/dark groon CLEAN cond.. S3200.324-8684, i lAWTOOTH SHEET A. Gray w/bluo lono. accont.SlSO5150.733-9179 W IN Amorican Malntonanco , I APPUANCES "Sf,; INDOWS m ctal DALE'S TREE UMB ’Hy a l^-coM eiasslllod ad ||^ _ ;ollont ahopol S75.00. Hoalinatlng/AC Rolrigoratlon lowing 4 edging, iroo trim- ' today, Caa 73M03I. ^pp ago call 20B-734-0097. 3S SET-Quoon, nnnrit:< ming, yard cloan ups. CHIPPING. APPLS., TV'S, STEREOS $150, Car Soat, £ANS WINDOWS Commeimorcial and rosldontial IT For mulch or disposal KRVICINC: (200) (2 733-B548 rosidonilal-commorclal. TILLER Troy-Blll horao Wonlod doarf or af/vwf WATER‘ERBED, quoon sizo Costco, S25. $25. Porl-a-crib. Senlorntesl Stump grindor. Froo TV Doctor-734-9188 w/hOQdoadboard & all accos- Gorry. S40, 7 ivor-Magic Volloy ------oslimalos. Coll {2QQ)?3A- m odol. PTO 7 hp. llko iilal - Commorclal roo ost. Cali 208-326-4522 HOM E ^ 2742or{Z08)733-3123 now. hlllor. lurrowor, 0R>3RYER Wosiorn Auto p,°'« ;UTT1N0 BAND- FtooEst,3t, - Call Hod 01. r n w bumpor, oloct. start, row Oloculc. oloi almosi now orily “ " J w n ™ ^<23-5578 i S ytNSTRUCnON i i ILAWN AND — m orkor. kick sto n d . % uso amcoRSgOP. 42 usod lor 4 days. S200. ^ ------— ------1 COSI-S4980980, sell now . ------GARDEN CARE JFREE f SERVICES prico ol now. 543-6990, Call 326-5109. I 8 1 2 $1500. SOSOT TON PRESS W L.EANING c VLAN'S GENERAL . ^ HEATING a Ramco RP50IPSO, cost S3280. S E CARPENTRY o u t TRACTOR’95 Kuboia D ^ lERVICE AiiTsII Typos Construction BILL'S ^ UWN SERVICE TREES-R-US 3RYERS/WASHERS. I AIR!R CONDtnONING( soil now,', SIOOO.St Idaho Mowing, Trimming, Sei L2eS0.4WD.32hp,Load- Buying Bui Konmoro, Whirl- Largo/Sio/SmalWndoor/Outdoor Senring Minl-Cassia 4 MV or, scrapor, 600 hrs. Exc pool, poi QE. Hot Point, AIR COICONDITIONER Salos , Gallorlo.lotlos.733-8593. jar»’si'3 Cleaning Whonn only01 Iho best will dol Aorating, Thalchlng, 4 • Stump Sl Romovol • Total Fortilizing, Havo schodulo Lo cond, will guarontoo. Orig. Working Wo or noli 736-4005 4 Sorvsorvico. 3-ton, brand MOLDS, coramlc coro bisquo. Windows.ra. walls.*carpets. CCall 734 76 or 670-1813. CARE MEDICAL — 934-0920. oach. oac Call 733-9509. dow.<. 13000 1 btu. $350, ------TREE ISO call 200-324-4470. MORTAR MIXERMIX: Conoga, CONNCRETE .HO HOME HEALTH MAGIIAGIC VALLEY MEDICAL TRACTOR-Farmoll M. •REE2ER chosi typo doop — AND HOSPICE SUP TRIMMERS wido Irom, starts and runs f.n, SUPPLY ANO OXYGEN Itoozor, whllo, hardly AIR COh:ONDmONER. Wcw, $37M,'so^u.KS'S: CONSIiTRUCTION 73434-4061.; Twin Foils Mo<*CkxfcoraModicaiainsuranco i,,. woll.S925. Call764-2332, u j, is Vour Troo-yoor Choice uaod, liko now cond, electricrfrfc 54^5.00. Pleaso Idaho Coinoln Gnu.,lo,. 430-5;C-5855 Minl-Cas3ia 734-0600Twin 73 Falls 'S j ------I S250/of(or. S25 Call 337-4823, coll 200-735-1662.200 733-8593. y Concroto LLC 543-2273 54 Buhl 543-2273 Buht NAA 4 powor lino certi 7 0 3 ______Foundatloitions, Orivowoys Mod.^odicaro/Modicak) 436-6566 43( Mlnl-Cassla fied. , 20 yrs. oxpor. - Rols. CUSTOM r I PIANO, 1901 0 0 4 .v o s o a ^ Sldovlowalks, otc, ConifloiUfloOUconsod/Bondod 1-000-303-0602 1-0 Idaho ^ 3,Quality Guarantoodl FARM SERVICES prighl. g ran d , Slampoipod & Colored Nationtionally Recognized ------T0N BAUNQ Ideal inr \uiiimcr mail ihi\ lijihl,i,h..p.ma..lcumt T.V. 3 2 -Sony! oxp, Froo oslimalos, • ★ * 734-3303 ★ WE Hay or stmw. hauling avail. ca\y.|i>.\cl-up fi>lditii: 1jI)Ic SCI isc.|ual 'I Sony Sonso- ' proWoml F III Bruco 733-7543 ----- — /EDDiNGlSALES o m o T h o o to r AlsoollGinor lonong, Call Shano Blokosloo a picnic, al llie Iwiich nr al llic cjinp PAINTING & i& S E R V I C E S 736-1B77or73Me77 MiMiKilv are >imp1y vtjIcd-Jimii ;er\ion-r , n sponkora,, orogroal systom. J im V ME REPAIRS PE anil all five piete» injy lie \ei up in mil M 733-BS;B1578 QltorOpm. (208)i REMODELING WEDDING SHOP CUSTOM QRAIN HAR. Ttie vompleccd (able, whitii ciinilonifiiic;ibly >.cj|< TENT C-porsoi plotaHomoRgpsIr ~ Wodioddlni^dosm old Dross VESTING le e o Coso IH f„ )rson. pop-up. n P . Thompson's S four 111 ii». mea\utts 2'J intlics hl|;ti:h hyh 47,5 intlics only uood tw e c K s Wo do It aim SalolAll Slzos-Prlced 25 It. hoador. Trucking , 1 twice. $190, tinting & Remodoling >ro loni! hy 2K.S indict wide. When fiilJeiilJed. il nicjvurcv 733-8264. Small Ro fromSlCKJSO, Nopklns. t;vallablo. Call 432-6009, 1," jolity Exporloncod Work Bal .V;.j iiKlie.v liijih liy 47.3 inclie\ liiiij; I ------ALFWECO»NSTHUCnON Rontaws;s;ss,"'’’ ss; Jalloons. Candles. Veils, l>y-1.5-nclio WOOD 2W7 co No Job Too Small 25^5% Off On Invitations. CUSTOM HAY HAUUNQ iJcdeep. Tlic fiiliicd Miml* iiica«utc ju%l 7 MtdS. $200. Summcmor/shorn/ Doors.». V\Windows. Palming IUM 14 lnL•lle^ iiy M onkoy bbar a rs & a BlQ Now laththo tlmo for 0 ______733-927S^ fFroo EsUmalos 733•33-e33q.210S.Maln ■ 'Stackod wtth 0 1068. 2121.Sini:hc\hy4.5 im.hcMlcep, (208) 934-5343 ------Call Al Holsly 01066-2789. slldB, SI2S,25, O( rS 7 5 o a, no*vfonc Tlie plan incluile\ compleic Mcp.liy>liy-Mep iiiMtuc- 2 5 0 g a lloon n fuelI tank 733 l a nNDSCAPING e ------f WELDING C i)«om Qrain Combining tiont uilli pliotiK. full.ii/e irjceahlclc pp.nicnn llllll U w/stand. S1255125.734-6759 ROOFING ' y flopping liM unJ cullinj; ulicilule. a l u m in u m 5 y n . oxp. (208) 652-3367 " W A TIN G lfyouar(■ Qro landscaping (or Of (208) 652-7327 i— WOOD for salo. ------younlur now or existing PROFESSIONAL Wold — ------1 U-Haul, 5100 }lding, aluminum 4 stool T m u m iile plnn {No, 751),., $7.95 100 dolivorod, Jororound Inc. homo.ne, lot mo help wtih ' :OORNG & COATINGS mnl HAY&QRAIN CHOPPINO c. 532-4592 ors; nalnllno/cusiom woiding Camp Kllchcai racka|;c (No. CUN) Bonded‘Insured Iraciraclor mounaod '33-7221 or 326-6857 iithe ^ field or in tho shop, Duano’s Cusiom Famifng ffltoma Instollod rolotllllnlining and lovoling, Comnsmmortdol, rosldontial, - ___Call 3 2 6 -4 W 0 f fl78;1S66. __ Three oilier pmjccl»,, , SI6.9S Froo estlmaloa, i 5 i z r r | _ w tcf Irrigation------— l.nLL4.L4,U.(2fl8)B77^1 ------uildup. itMls^ Most minor _ c a ll711733^1681y 4C0-Q133— ------Catalog (pitliirw Immhrti-nf-pmjcctT) joks ropolrod In 24 h r ^ JS DFARMSCustom ^ NSmUUEHTS OlichCIo.:ioonlnq. Utllfty Tronchlniling 73S-S770 Giomblnlno. Trucks TiTil (inJer. circlc Itcm(i). I'lcaie: inciiKlcinc your AMP. Poavoy. ■ ARD SERVICE oy. classic 30 ) chock your ad lo< W D & GRAVEL ^ avoilablo. 6 yrs, oxpor. cliclip 4: send u'/check Ki: nanie.odJruldrcw and llic amp, 2 channi SAN annol, rovorb, FENCE: IBUILDER rcorroctnictnoss on iho firs ; 677-2105 or 431-0083. U-Hlld fValures nnmf ftffi'klhl< nr»T------1 SANGER18 18 II Supor Jot A L P E N L IT E.27 ,: .5th IIP* § ■ 1 FORO - 1974 c lu b ccab, a b FORD '81 4X4 351. Chromo FORO 1988 F 250. 4x4, w/455 Okfs,k)s, tandom oxio w hool. m onylyoxlrosi l|V I ~ ^ \ $1000/offor. Col:o l l whools. good Injck. $3000 V8, 5 Spd.. AC. now llros. ' [ t h e a c e s ^ON BRIDGE^ BBobby W olff m. $4SOOImlnn.MJ.6345afler5 5 Excd. condl SI2,950.00. SIJ I l i 3 R | b ■ ■ 436-1683.______/olfor Coli 825-5345 $4150. 438-B505. ------Call 208-886-23'J350. — SEASWIRLlL1W618ft.302 IS ------FORD 1985 F250, ioado(adod FORD-66 Bronco. Full iFORO Explorer '93 Eddio ' • V8. ntalnloaailoas stool prop,- COUNTRY AIR,-i wnool box.* running board!lartfs ‘Stro, oxc. concT Lowmis. ■ Bauorrioaflod. Includos — “Adapt or perish, now ass ever,cj is NORTRTH 07 2I A loss lhan130 3 0 hrs. 1 on boot. In oxcdiont com :il U l il and lrtr brakos. WillI solsoil Coil 734-8076. loathor, oxc, condition, N a tu re ’s inczorablc impcralCTQtjue." * KIV 8fl 7 5 iroiiino ploio.Ioio. rod holders, only $7,995. ^ Cc p g i Sth whtioi hilch and loi 33KmlIes, $16,500. Coll : ' . G. W cfis V JJ 7 7 BonomUno:Jno310XTIoca- soofiai: I 1001 oaio soparaloly or wilh FORD '00 F150. 302 EFI, 730-3722 or 436-1596. : -H.C. rcor now poinl, whito. lots of • ♦ A\ qQ 10 8 I. fishing f'd & skiing OAKUND HOMESHC I AVIATION May laRo small PU or coi RLY RO. >0 alum., oxc cond. Call 326- FORO. I '03 F-t50, XLT. * Q^ J I Q bool. Rodd 4 & whlto. insido 1310 KIMBERL In uodo. Cali 734-6520. ■* siorod sincoinco now. Bolow TWIN FALLS,,1083301 10 CESSNA, 150. I960160, Ly- ■ 4021 ask for Doug. SuporCab, 351, long bod. . "1 h a d lo hold u p in h carti DOR coming, 150 hp., AvconA\ FORO 1988 Rangor XLT lowing pkg w/shoii, oxc - arts," cx- WEST east ''“'“0aiuo ot $13,095. 733-7200 0 FOHO 'CO 4x4. 'H ton. oxi. plained Soulh a f te r h e lost5t toK d a y 's J 10 3 I days. 734-3294. 1-600-527-77-7710 ccnvorsion, 34 gai.oi fuol longbod. P S . PB . AC cond. S14.200. 733-2099 ' ' Voi 7C0 com m . Norco Ni Brahmo sholl. S399539S' cob. 5 spd 00. 155K, game. “Ifl didn’t and EasBast had v K Q 10 9 5 ______JET TRAILER-• 15'. '64. Nov. Apollo 6183 Loron Lt 934-4302. ottor 7 p.m.n 0 or S7000/ol(or. 423-4982 j thc diamond king, I would FORD,-06, Iton crow cab. uld have ♦ K 4 ♦ 6 5 3 ' SKI BOATr • 171 ft.. Wakiki Newly rofuibishIshod, oxc. King Xpndr. ModoiC C. . hor- loovo mossago.______4X4 w/inil. Dod, AT. AC, gone se i in th c h e a r t suiL" 4 . G 4 3 ♦ 52 1l5hp. MoM o rc.S 4 9 0 0 . cond., $1300. 734-4789 7 nossos, now roal !o; ------FORD '96 F-250 regular '“oTnd '65 P/U. 90%. ro ro- cob. Powor stxoko. 5 spd. 6.9 diosol, k?w mis. S5900. “Nonsense,” repliedi North.N cntiTi 837-6313or:3 or 731-5030- kIT - 1986 Rood■ nowlnt Musl ■ AUTO PAR TS‘S &< goodl Fair cond, SOSOJ 3U' cnjiso, 40000 ociuol mis. »FORD, Qionco, 1902. now North’s critical analysis? ------Soil. Asking SIO;i0,500 but I ACCESSORIE!UES Pioaso cali 208-543-8080 Noar now cond. $0,900 ongino, now tiros, oxcol. YAMAHA 109 Wcsl led the heart kin(cing and Vulnerable; Doth 1096 Wavorun- will lako bosl ollor. ol Coii pa firm. 070-3409.431 -5434. cond. $4,995. 677-4047, • ’ norill.3-p3-p o rso n w ith (208)654-2522.2. AMC 360 long block,k nowlvn FORD, Rangor. 1992. PQ Soulh refused to win. Westst contin-ci Dealer West Irollor. Novoiovor usod. 788------fobuiit. No disiribiI 'b u lT PS. now llros! 5 opd. 8lk8U ucd wilh thc queen and SouSoulh re- 9371 oltorir 6:(6:00 p.m. KIT 1994 29 fl.'(l.'CorOova SSOO/olIor. 734-5643^ 3 rris. Ooik groon. S4700 fused again. With no hopeicofwin- o: Thcbidding; , ------5th whool, dbi.I. slido ! out. — ^----- Pioase coll 208-436-1727 gO^ oxcol. cond.. 730•36-7335. CHEVY, 73-87. dually ning any more heart iricks. ------mcl. laiiflalo, bumpor.S 'r.bSd FORO. Rongor, 1993, nov shifted to his spade jack. ThiaThT b s 'h h iit ! p j j j , , ,E , IT" ERS/SHELLS KIT COMPANIOilON '68 21 rails, running booloords In oxcoliont cond the Jackpot, and thc deferif c n d e rs S ft., soif conlaincinod, good S400. Coil 208-324-64-6929.' S7l25.CaIl20&-736-1920i r i ^ 9 7 n Pass 3 ♦ CABOVER? -72-7i 9 compor, ocnd., $2300. 7a look five spades and lwo0 heartsh 3,. I’ass 3 NT propano stovo.stO' now up------7y - 5^ ^ . m o to r - Ford 302-, Grand B FORD. Rongor. XL. 1995 for a fi Ithy th re e -tric k seL- Pass Pass E>ass noislory. $55$550. Call 423- KfT COMPANIONDN. "95. 25' now long block w/fani'an Du° ’ Why was it wrong for Sol 5639, Elalnotino ior Konin. 5th whool, oxcixc, cond, loys. volvo covoro, oiloil D.in Wflborgioss sholl South lo ‘asks for sloppcr $10.500-200-733-3128. hold up in h e a r ts ? P a r t of Ih ------S13.900/olfor. 678-4196. 6: 5 gaskot kll. SOOO. if Ihe an- CAMPER 19791975 8'w/quoon ------1 SUMIMER sw cr lie s in Ih e b id d in g ., Having Hi Openinclcad; Heartart king ovorshol., ico box. wotor. KIT COMPANIC 12_____ GMC 1979 '/> ton. S1500 failed lo open thc bidding,lg . W est ______stovo. S550.;50.734-4859. 1973 Irlr. GooiDod cond, g Trtrtc------1 QMC 1988 4x4. S0500 could no l hoJd b o lh th e spad. — ------S3000/oflor.Cali: p ade a c e BIO w m r TfiTHE ACES CAMPER 8 11ll. ovorshol. ------I A M traU E AUTCITOS ------and the diamond king alongong wiUi .V. n Icobox, stoviitovo. sloops 6. KIT, 1995, 30',.Hko 11 nowl I &C0LLECT1BL1b l e s qm c '67 PU. 'A ton. 351 - ' VS. $2000 firm. 733-4434 lOWN his heart honors. Thercfo ^ S350. Cali11733-3024. 73 Siido-out. OluoI LakosU RV i SELLD e fo re , if West held the spade ace. ------campground, 1J22 H Bluo CHEVY. 1957. lon. ( :e. East soulh holds: OVERSHOTOT 91 It. Soif Lokos Dlvd SpjSpaco »19 3 spd. Runs goodli>’G C S d INT’75 10 whoolor. twirtwjn ; % m e ' - must hold the diam ond kingnganda ■ A J 10 3 conlainod.ilid. lacks, Intor- 734-7095 bodyi CHEVY. 195'057 -A scrow w/20’ IMCO live holdup would not work.k. ’W e s t y K'Q['Q 10 9 5 com, stooi}l slislands. quoon ------ton. big window. No^o^ No boltombox. S4500 , Ext,a Roody to go. 734-7285 would sim ply c o n tin u e heartsarts, and ♦ K -I bod, SCOCVollcVollor, 733-7223. KtT. ROAD HAlANGER, tor. 4 spd. trans. E I987DODGE600 m ji! ...... , * 9 7 7 • ' when Ihe diamond finesse ------1975,19'w,tolriMrns. S350a doors, londors & o ise lost. ♦ 0 -J:•13 S & S,0'-4’.•. 1!1988 m odol Ploaso call 206-7;1-735-1662. cab, S390atoOlh.B37-i ISUZU, '88 PICK-UP. lot: East would lead a spade to0 WWest's _ .. campor. fully conlalnod, oloxlras.$1500-567-742:7 4 ^ 1985 FOIU) IIANGER 4X4 1 ...... * 1 4 7 7 acc for tw o dow n. North South hydraulic lad<3,lack AC. lollol. KOMFORT-20'.2:. 22'.brond CHRYSLER t9 5,4 4 N f o „ qmc, '75 SIERRA. 'A» tor ton OXC- condiiion, now 1997's, Wo doiuxo nlco work truck. S750 The only hope for Soulhulhwas !♦ . Vo havo 1 Yorkor Nowporl doi S4S00.0b-CoI- Call 725-0663, iotl of oach oflh050.2yr the 90%ro5totod.391 Homio. Ho 587-6988. 1979f08IILIl)iijii7 ...... * 1 4 7 7 ■■ for West to have the diania m o n d ------warranty's, vofvhyhighqutil- Call 324-3000o FORD. '88 F-250. %I torton king. A nd th e s o o n e r h e woi anK I ity (oro spocialit lowic prico, ------:------Ext cab. $5,795,507-742: 1989 CHEVY CilEBRITY IIJ ...... * 1 9 7 7 .heart ace to run his clubss ai T d t a n s w e r : P a .5s. •This contract M :ailusfor DOOQE Rostorodd 19651 FORD,'94 RANGER. 5 ISmiFLES 3 Is ono apd. AM/FM c a sso lto)tl0 , nesse in diamonds, the bettecttorhis f houH be as noodlod a s, o r b e lte r Kt prico Powofwanon. This Is th a n , a n y other. 123 ol 0 kind & hard toifindlln fin 57,888.1-800-743-3326J2C 1990V.W,FOXmi»6..,. * 1 9 7 7 : chance to m a k e th c gam e. BARETTA12I S4-2050 DENNIS DILLON w/Tuud coso, 3AUGH 0>C cond S4250.654-: In brief, a fte r S o u th hold;olds up, — -----: MOUNTAIN HOME ETTA 20 QUO vI nOELL FORD. PU. 1955. Shorpl sh ^ 1986MA2DARX7I131SI. the game m ust fail wherevcie ver th e LL, moko olfo DOWNTOWN WE * 1 9 7 7 PoreonatoodI sorvlcosc 272. VO, noww palnl| MAZDA '86 oxlondod cobcob, spade acc might bc. South’sJ j’s only days or 788-488-4890 ovos, vviihoutihohlohljh Irooway i uphclslory. S450000 firm, moving-musi soil. S1500 hope is to grab his heart aacc ce and CONTENOEFOER Supor 14 ______coals.I Plooso call 208-637-47-4885. 733-1808 Or 733-2209.1 “ 1987 CHEVY SIO lONGBEIIED rat«....*2977 .. play West for the diamondnd 1 king. borroi, 44 mo| 5lh whool MERCURY '51 2-dr..Ir.. load g Therefore, Ihe holdup in heailearts is ~ RUOER Bia(bIKSS,?!”' KoxroBiaa'sii _ . . Vnj br^iVr'M'Mionito'IVAn I twin slidos Lincoln n 1985 GRAND MARQUIS ti:. i ™ ...... * 2 9 7 7 irA<«. I'luimiurj. magnum.6 i°ran1l'’ TRUCK PARTS futile; it gives W est the opporiportuni- |„n«,T5r-SA««,SA.M:Ur. II nr.r.9 styroloom insulolilolion.ook 460 Ford, C -7 trai I S30Q.CO1I54: ,„lu,ply black & gray. Good ovot loaso pmta. 324-653:^ 1993CHEVY5.101JJK7 ...... * 5 9 7 7 : parts. Coil 326-6486. — boll, soil-con UTTONS: unusual or old. ORER 00 SAVE. trovoi S4500S o"733’3024'° PROWLER 1978,1— — — COMMODITY TRAUch ain CHEVY 1984 Blazor, dio 500. 733-3024. 21 11, $3200.324-8,luKMIh, 1970 Stfici 40'. ch HONDAS', XR m otorcy- AlsoWso looking for othor bul- ^E, ’ SAVE $SS. 4X4 Qlnod. sol, runs good, groat "Lgo: 1994 MAZDA 12300 t iiix» ...... * 6 9 7 7 Z'^-^326. lloor. soil c o n ta in dos. (ony slzo). Mid’80 to tonliion lovora. Coll Moiy Lou, Low mis. Must selli DODQE BrouQlouohom2t'mo- 539, miioofio. 54000/oflor. 423-5525-______Bob. 735-1836 ovos, tor homo, goodflOO condition. RANCHO ELRAY SeSOO, Call 543-6539------OODGE 1904 1 ton. groo mid ’00 modols. Loavo 423- AY. 1970, J'”; ; 1988 CHEVY 3 /4 TON 4X4X4 m m . . . . * 6 9 7 7 mo33aooat206-934-4410. 011543-5589. 15’, $1400. Doon 10 noor work truck, ru n s good ooKlo )or, pottory, mor- on's RV & FARM BEDS 3 axlohout r 4 $4800/ollor, 637-4607. olor, oxc, shopo w/trlr. OODGE TlOO/odr,97iii': ^4-0678. ''Ow, with or wllhoi>aso or ------5 HORSE. Pony w onted to t)los, bios smoking slands ond 1995MITSUBISHI MIGHTY]Y MAX tiiiM . * 6 9 7 7 buy. Well broko or cfilid occoBccossorlos, chlids rock- Bfad 733-0689. 360 motor.or. 72K.1 insido ROAO RANGER------axlo Irucks. for loas'(3 mo. CHEVY 1995 Blazor. loath ■ — ronovotodtod, musl bo sloops7,26',oxci:R, 1988, loaso purchaso 7-4622,(3 or, trollor packago. Mich prool, Coll 208-324-4615. lOQIng chair,' pokor chips v au ahftHA'93/ Big Boar 350 S4500/olfor. 5 iOtS. Coll 734-7304 or-536-6315. Stored insldo. 54;xcol- cond, minimum). Coil 677-41— — olin tiros, ail tho optionsS S 1994MERCURYTOPAZIIK ...... * 6 9 7 7 PIANO an oldor ab u so d ------^ oxcolioni condition. ------>43-8159. . 5 Con- low miios, o lw a y s go-go- onoso I may roflnlsh ll (or FIES1lESTA WARE NoBialglc (200) 544-7517. DODQE. 19761976, 21’ motor ROAO RUNNER,------FREIOHTUNER '65 C rOQod, $21.900. 733-4019 itor Coach, dos- whool. 22’. Sloopsa, 76, 5lh vonilonol. 400 cot, a boginnor, as wo c an’t lor tor myn Gnmdmo'a Besta vAUAHi^ '82,750 MaxiriJ. alcTseO^rnoli — 1993 PtYMOlm GRAND VOTA(rAGEImi7i..*6977 . Wore. Plooso Mil today 7 ^ S fld molor. AT, soif cond. Hilch Ind.>ps5,good 35 spd..370goars.$ie,( allora tho prico of a good Wor fl drivo. rod, oxcol, contolnod AC 324-4470. ollor. Cali 934-4566. CHEVY'64. now 350 4-bol-twit usod ono. Ploaso coll whilo whil I m vloitlng hor. . cond S 1. AC, gonoroior, ongino, 10K mis.. S350C 1. $1250-825-9626 6 3 .5 0 0 mis.ml! $5500, ■ I ® 1995 FORD RANGER I.JIi m ...... * 7 9 7 7 ^ 735-1214 or loavo msg- 733-6006. 733- * K24-.AC, IHC 10 whoolor. 7 9 V. or bost olfor, 352-4359. YAMAH/AHA, Banshoo, 1988. P 'o^ocol'g^ i,oS“s 2S Voator, S ' now ^•7235 6V92 & 9 spd, *22, jj™ 1990 FORD F250 I1 1 IU ...... * 7 9 7 7 bly Flbofgloss. to match i» o® poidP for loya from tho S2S5050. Can< 208-734^^79. 4 SKYUNE ,077 5» 9 w/20 porformor ongino. Cloani' I800’D-I970's. Ploaso ' ■;th u/hnni OMC 10 whoolor 7 9 vi S400(Vonor. 208-733-1504 block Fofd Ronoor.NO 'SO* i dbi. L sotl unlooding I JUNKI Call 536-5516. j aMil l L 734-5270. YAMAH/AHA. x s n o o . 1981, ^ 1988 DODGE MK 111 CONV.IV. VAN 1 1 1 0 1 7 * 7 9 7 7 ------19K mis.mil Foiling, soddlo c^>50. I ■ CB, c a S i o ™ : aV 92S0.pd. hoolor CHEVY, ’85 BLAZER. 4x4 >LD sporting good itoms. ixins,J, mna n good. SIOOO/- ninQ, ookt cabinois,cat now STARCRAFT 19f FORD 9000 10 whoinmings oiiiy Sl ,250. 507-7423 REPTILE TANK w antod. 1985.33'. 1980,555V0Cummi 2M 00 gallons. 7B8-0790. Bosoboli ^ bats & qIovos. oiforr. Coll o 208-423-6331. starior, botto:otlorios & bolts. b u m p 0 r p u M, tl&SOO CHEVY, ’84 BLAZER,1% 1 I991GMC3/4TON4X4II!.,» ...... * 7 9 7 7 ^ Any & all sports. Cali ------i— No smoko,.0, Immaculalo ll contalnod, usodII. iii s o i f - ondlOspood. SIZloolor, wfiooi drivo, cloan. run: ROTARY MOWER 734-9753. osk for Oavo ------A — ------1 cond..S19,50(),500.423-5229- cloan. smoko lro(liiltio, vory FORD 9000 10 whooigs ond flioot. $2,750. 587-6289 4' or 5’ with 3 pl. hook-up. r r r i : roo. Laroo 1984,350 CummingsH4.000 FORD, 'CO BRONCO, 4>°4.4x4 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA m ...... * 8 9 7 7 .; Call324!3g40. VINJINTAGE BARBIES AND I EBICYCLES ROCKWOOD E n g ro o m . Ospood. SU.onvon- slroighl body, runs grootroat. CLOTHES. Wiii buy coi- f c — ■ cond, gon.? & r . ; a r n r o a r . 2 FREIQHTUNER Con'ir. 1984 $3,750,587-6908 SALMON Troct Walor toclo d o r s I n v o n to r y & BIKE-IC• lOspood biko, good Lowmis, S14l- )ol for A/1- Iional Somi Troctor.;i2.S00 1 SUBARU. ’96 OUTBACK,CK. 1996MAZDAB2300 mi69,« ...... * 8 9 7 7 , 1 Kslotos. Plooso Call 733- co nidiiion, d ii $50. Cali — ShOfOS. Cnll735-1628. IND. 1985. 27’. Call 537-6CQ2.3000/ollor. 400BC3&9spd.SWobovor , 4x4. loadod, $22,9883oe! ?68a or 733-1322 ovos, 324-ODS.(j()g4 SOUTHWIND. FREIQHTUNER Cobc ------^------oxcol. cond. F 02 300 1-000-743-3326 1994 MAZDA B3000 LONG‘JGBED 111131 * 8 9 7 7 Y SEMI QRAIN TRAILED 77— Id. Fully loadodi tpdrvtaiirm------*;'! Somi Tractor. 1902, S9000 CHEVY. '00 4X4, V-6 anc Hoppor bottom Qfoin troll- obbylsta nod Iho equipmont GIANT'!IT '96 ATX 970. full Soli or tradoado for shorlor sjid tuppllat thoy need In susp, S '9 t 2611 Cummings & 9 spd,»Potato loodod.S7.960. or or roor soif unlooding p. mtn. biko. good molorhomo.Bilo.M7M.(iGI4 da»inad. Call 733-0931 corxl.S(l.S02S/ollor324-7286 ------ning. Uko STAR (2) 4 2 'BoardXO/oa. Po 1-000-743-3326 1995 CHEVY CORSICA 113V, . „ 5 ...... * 8 9 7 7 \ trollor. 30-45- long. 2 Of 3 ------TIOOA.1977.2 13-6539 iris. '81 & '82. $9,000jniOOd- FORD, ‘95 F-150.4x4. PW.PW, oxio ok. 203-366-237S 77.23'. liko now, t p r r v 'na 9n' 1 5Jw“ “~ n 32,000 acluaiacli milos, —------WESTERN 42’ soil unk17,500 PL $13,908. 1-800-743- ■ ’ ingpoifltolfOlior.JJT’.. 1991 FORD FISOS.B. 4X4; 4 111171...... * 8 9 7 7 STORAGE SHED.- Call ■ k. 1002 3328 BOATS& . . ' Pl°ag°ca»20< s ! s .s”; o";; k FORbSon^co Truck.d ft1 eir FORD. '04 EXPLORER.IER. 324-3toe, loavo mosaaao, ■ ACCESSORIES USED MOTORrOR HOMES 4933or800-871-^call 678- - 2 ton w/utllily bod ft '1 0 .0 0 0 4x4. loodod, moonroof, 1996 PONTIAC SUNnRE^m ™ ...:.*9977 - TRACTOR & d!si< Wanted: K Ono Of Iho largeiargost soloction t f h r v iOAt 9 compressor, SIO.4706 loaihor. SI 6,686 t^ < S L f of ? .? ^ |l[ ll c AIRE: 1414.3 fl soif boiling in ih o MlonicVolioy, agi tehhy, leai,. 20'.2 soil 07^5607 or431-47C------1-000-743-3326 prolor smallor Ford or JO ■ w/wldo from ond & a 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i m Oara. pump & many i074'a- 1993:993'S. Vorious & n «P • grovel CHEVY. ’M 1500. Ext ccab, b , 1992«AIDAB2SOOX401. oonJ100hpMorc.7 ■0 ft. LL d o d g e 1988 Ookota, Till,m I994MAIDAM.P.V.4X4I1!„»... *15,977 , aiobloachQlro. Call —— iflto hood/Shalt, '• mlna,13spd,’8720ft :box, HARLEY DAVIDSON hp totin(jling molor. nsh find- n w CWI ooll unioodor. roconi1 2^^.'o' wi'bo. now Hros. toolbox, 733^X)16.______"A- all accos includod, Coil 734-3416. MOTORS {>-5021 aholl, S4000 or bost olfor, WATCHES ora, oil houi, good unil 020-5 733-1218or 733-7027. 1995 FORD WINDSTAR mi,i„ i » ...... * 1 5 , 9 7 7 ; WHEELS & TIRES 750X16 Sy1 BuBulovo Now ovollablo 01 S2000/0XVoflor. 536-6315. POOLTABLI,BLE Q am o & DOWNTOWN WEI for Ford Ito n dually. Also ■ Oorton's Jowoiry ool tablo. $275. Oon’l poy tho hfghWENOELL ■ PETERBILT 1905 CaboDolroll. dODQE -oo Rom. 2500 V. 14* whools tor'91 Pontioc lynwiynwood Shopping Conlor FlftRFO M18. ______pricos.)h froowoy 6-V turbo chorgod Dol•ako, 9 Cummins. 19K mis.. ^AT 1994 MAZDA B4000 XCAB 41X4 » most .*15,977 " I. 2 stogo ongino braki Grand AM. 643-8390-30 Z0% 20% olf boforo Slurgoss motor, osking S1300. ^ ••• I W1L0EHNESS81 winch & oil Iho oxtms.iikB ,, .... spd., Fuliorirano.. I now, S28,750. 768-7892, ARLEY DAVIDSON. 655-4154150. i 911 oxio. Soops C, bl dom drivo oxioo.n ^ 1995MAIDAB«OOXCAB4]14X4 i , i , « * 1 6 , 9 7 7 -M ______8 2 7 - J LTRAILERS -modolrooll-con t058-cuBtom-pon-hoad.- v,o-on, onlSinod - ..»looporcab,733^14C— r------FORD-’e0'F-2507bluor46( dARAQESA^^ SOSCMSOO/olfor. 543-6126. '5 hp. motor & irailor, AIRSTREAM'6JI'62,8'.lngI. 734-2710. TRUCK. 1946 Chovy. ongino, how inlorior, ACS 1995FORDEXPIORERXULiii,ii,i ..*16,977 i TWIN FALLS. MOVING HARLARLEY, ’96 Dyna Wido SBOO,>. CollO 432-6013. axlo, db) bod.1 t M Ttoe»«*wi. TwinlnFiJ[i.ld.!N> Fl TiK^3y.JulvU.19:1997 FOHD. Explorer, 1092.>92. Ed- DODOE '73 movino vorvon, CHEVY, Comoro Z-28. FORD I 7 7 LTD, Good pORIRQ . E X P, '8 8 . AC. UNCOLNILN '88 Conilnontal OLDS '02 Toronado.Tor good VOI KSW AQErEN Bojo. CORVETTE 1909r0 9 rod dio Bauor. loadodl>d! ILow runs jjood. 2-T. S2500500. t995, 5K mis. Fully load- cond,,a AT. PS, PD. 5800. crul'uiso, PS. PB. sloroo. Signaturituro Soilos. black. condilion,1, loadoc.1ioi $1900 5 1 5 0 0 ,1 6 0 0) onairto.0 convortiblo. oxcqCQlloniIIi mia. 734-4333, 73C6-594D. ,5' 7B0-2442 or 708-4B90.0. odlS17,995. CollScotlat Call 324-5442 cas:liss. Good cond. OOK oxc condond-32Q-402t/Ooug or bost olfer.Ifer. 423-4869 Wobor cartxirolocilor. conditkin. Call 324-4KM 926. — 622-1058 or 705-9346. — ■is. t410MallaAvo. Bur- QMC'07 4X4, Vilori.:jn. 350. DODGE '9 t Visto Van, FOHD.’02 Gronnda, Good r;'®,yS220(Vollor 677-4787 U N CiLN O ^ • 1975 Tewncar. OLDS, CuUaj - TOYOTA-94 Camrytry V-6V AT. AC, PS. AM/FMMcass. & passongor. 5 spd.. 4X44X4, C H R Y S L E R '0 6 Now cond:,runsgood,SG00/o- cc ' :ial olfor to own 0 AC. AT, fairfair cond. Runs VOLKSWAGENi '!'95 Jotta LE, Loadod. moonin roof,ro - ...... _S700Q. Call 324-4140.14C...... Yokima biko.rack. Vo;^o;y . -Yorkof. Fully loadod lint-. , . Ilor, II Coll 326-8063 or NDA-96 Accord XL4 dr ilc! Exc. condllion.. ...goodist J5CJ 5 a 5 « -0 0 0 0 -- -GL.43Kmio„66|;6Pd,.6un- -33JKl7li5.,S14.500/Of00/OftOf,_.. - cloan. woll malnlainodnod. d.r.owir,o..mn=. rnia oxc convortiblo. W hiio.10. 57J<5 53900. Coll 734-2380. NDA '96 Accord, lond- holslory — — - Forosi Groon. supor oxcoxc, convoniblo. oxc. cond.. 5C I, cusiom wheels. CD Uado for lor compa/oble PU groat. 51950™ .™ -26IO . HfiR477 mis., good Shopo. ri OMC '03 Suburbanin SLfcJ cond., low mio. Assumiumo 71Kmt.allpowor,3trrpg — 00 0477. , groal, S4000, J ooo; o ;. Jr.. ' Porloct conM’onI TowinnTov loajo S340/mo. 062-3301 FORD '96 Mustong Con- lyor. SIG,500.423-4547 or 4 wti 381- on Hwy. $7500. 326-4095 FO ' whool Sc OUOSMOmLIBILE. Fironza, — ' 734-0202. pVg, cruiso, roar hochoal 4 ------vortibio, V-6. loaded, lako hyunJNDAI '94 Scoupo LS. ------3k cond, 5500. V W '04 Ouanlortom. runs, ------air, CD playor. & almostalrr OODGE. '68 CARAVAN'AN. CHRYSLER '95 LoDoron over ov pymts. 734-1723 AC. PS. PW. PM, sun- MERCUR'URY, Sablo LS waQ- Pleaso callall 21200-326-651D. brand now llros33 i wind- TRIUMPH Spilfiro.t. 197Q.- 19 ovory oinof opiionin avail.ai loodod. 7 p a sso n g o3or. r convoniblo. 9Kmis..load- ~ ol, cusiom whools. bal- on. 1901 ------shoild. Audi enj}ng., 4 dr. gronl shapo. runs3 good.':go 520,900. Cnil 734-525•5257. must soil. S750.507-G961)900 od.S19.000.733-3176. FORD 1992 5.0 Musiang ICO Inclory warranty., nowtiros ;. Sunbird, 1979. i iGK ml. 5600. .71 788-3640 always slarto . orlQii>rloinol------VW,’84 BUS. flood shspospo. ______MconvortiOlo. loadod, now jody. njns floodl — poinl. Coll (208) 788-4218-4245.;: ' OMC 1000 Suburban tiros, call 736 0877. ^ lOk S0350,1 st ollor ovor oH oloc,C CMC 208-733.9509 um. runs. ban, ,uns woll. forcod lo solisoil. d A T S U N -7 7 2 0 0 -Z. 1 «»,32<13307.73..33<.7. Ilor. 734-7586. VW ’84 Quanlun ion, 4x4, now li'os. see S1.950. 507-6209 ownor, AC. 4 spd.. Sloroo. po ------brond now liros you can ■ Call543-S317allor Cp FORD 1997 Tourus. alo UR'09XR4TiTu»bo. eATiiDM SL'93.4dr.AT, «!i shield. Audi eni’• “ “ 7 I' ' -rCpm. f o r d , ’95 WINDSTAR oxtra sol ol wtiecli. good . quleli. W . Jun. »olI II? Plac# a low-con-cotl TTTTT auto, air, londod, 516,560 won. hns warrpnly. 700 chba3ARU, '89 JUSTY, cd ?o^'loal AM/FM cassoilo. , , gK ml, SGOO. 7i. 700-3640 clflstlll»d ad loday. 7: QMC 1995 SLE Oxlom 60S. cona..$1850, 734-0713. mis. 543-9265 onytlmo. loalhor Intotior. Nlco e-jow, all 200-678-7907, ly. 733- I-000-743-332G ayor. aulom allc. only carlS45C4500Mor 733-7035 ------093lprBi*2- cnb. must snc»Hico, { 36. 5 opd, ------!!------(206) 734-19C7. DODQE. '89 CARAVANAN. DODOE Caravan, 1900, FORD FOI -94 Thundorblrd LX. SJ'SC,500.587-7423 OS lor JolJoll or 731-1037. SUBARU. '04•04 GLhaich- VW JETTA 1986, ______outo. air. PW. PL S4.050050. AC. PS, PO. cruiso. V6 , se fiD,'87TEM PO, ------, 53000/OI- 4 58K mllos. excel, cond. insgoodlSOSO. >4-1370. 1 0 5 4 QMC, '00. oxt. cab,), stan-31 1 000-743-3326 AM/FM cossotlo. good S9500. $9 Call 200-7d4.3775. .500.507-6900 NISSAN\N 1996 Maxima 0/^^■3 or 736-1980. ler. Call 208-324- I dnrd iians. w/sholl.)ii i 9GK DENNIS DILLON condition. 735-2454. _ RD. ’80 TAURUS, GLE. iOileather, sunrool. :------I STOCK CA RRS S Aiwo^Uons t»lno abWovtal- [oadcIdod. runs flroal. S795. CO. I00(oodod, black, 19K rouHncvwKn#r Know tfw valuo of VW, Cabridol. 'OG06, 5 spd. mi3 S12K/oflor. 733-273-2701. MOUNTAIN HOME d until you uss lu convortiblo. Rununs Ofoall POMY STOCK - Roodyoody to 7 7 DODQE. Dan. 1969, 4 dr, od ^ rasull2. Wlwn you vrtlta sar.r,7-6289 n'iS - as*« wr# dqDGDOE. •08 DAYTONA, Call 736-3 6 - 9 ^ m z ijx tii z 52900,1)1. trado?7423-5071 4 roll. S350- 735-1300.0 0 Runs, '74 parts cor inci, readart j! undorsland your nnnr 4X4. S2900.''0. Pl0£Ploaso. luxury addition. Mint cond SGOO/olfor. 73C-7303,msQ „ loriy, full ol oxtras. . '95, exc. cond, call 20S 824-5717. Loadod! 4 snow sluddoc mo«oo9-tpcH«eut. N Nice '94 Maxima. ^AURUS 'OS ,795, 587-7423 m ? l wim , gray imorior. P ” PDLiL. FPS. cru iso . ------1 i 1 0 9 9 ------litos Incl. Coll 543 0159.>9. DOOQE, Inlropid, 1993. “ SAN. •88 SENTRA. au- our od lot I AUTO DEALERSERS JEEP '05 Cnorokoo.30. 2,5: ------FORD, Escort, 1986,'5spd. windows, auto, fully ■to w/dark oroon ^’•<>“ 0 ----- oxcollont condition. Load- malic, economical. ! S11.650/olfor. corroctnoss onn IIho lIrs: lilof. Now motor &1 lir tiros. GMC '04 conversion van odi Call days'73G-3909, 2%} dr. haichback. S10OO, .500. 507-6908 loaooo,d, .514,500. Call Ar- Pleaso call 208-733-7182. r Rhonda. 543-2648 Call 678-30643064 or 670-9297 day thot II runs, Excol. cond.. runa1 O'oai.O'C V. lon. Rocent cnrburoloi nighls 934-5185. D S.'88 CUTLAS ------Times-News Is 123. & irans. Works, runs « FAX $->500. Call 73G-1123. FORD. Escon, EXP. 1087. CIERERA. loodod, must soo. ______TOYOTA too:1989 Torcol EZ, sponsiblo fot oneinors alloi ------k»ks groat. S4K73G-6565^ JEEPl97GCJ56-cy1..6i\.. 50ft- ______FORD.-92T-BIRDCoupo. runs rui ooodi Neod lo soli 5605.OS.507-G209 N ISSAAN'90 N 240, AC. ck. ‘4 spd.. S4K mat limo. lop, £3500. 733-3024. — I V-6, outo & moro, S7,450. boloro bO' 7-25. Call 734-4162 MtTSUSUBISHI.-ea PRECIS, I, CD, sunrool. now SO. ‘430-8505. = YOUR ^ i ------? M 0 ------1 1-800-743-3326 ~' ■ oroaoat car lor school. rj..trh'mI, mini cond. 57500- TOYOTA, Cai FORD. Taurus. 1994, now J2.4C,400.’587-7423 lal or 7^ Camry L E '91, M IO M JEEP 1992 Wranfjlor,or, 4,0 I AUTOS FO R SALE£ GEO. '96 METRO. 5-spd, 734-8122.539-2900. AT. 76K mis. Fully load- 1 IMPORT &SP| o r t s /\Q 6-cyl. haroiop withI bikini. bik I i^ i - J AM/FM cassono, $7,488. tiros, low mis. Eloc. win- QEO.!>. 89 METRO. 52.750. ° ' — ------;------odi 57200.2C0.208-736-1654 ■ CARS 5spfl,AC, oxcolloni & pot 1-DOO-743-3326 dowa, locks & soot. 5B7.£7-6988 77» nrsiI U'.p(3» lo lecA ler 0>o ------2' BMW '73 oxcol. shapol S10,500. 208-423-6260 FORD TIMES CLASSIFIEIRED dition. call 432-CG97._____ S2800. 780-2442 daysjor or MAZDA,'9G PROTEGE. ID,’86TAURUSWAG. bosi buys buy In anliquo* Is TOYOTA. CanCamry, 1986. 4 BMW.'79.320I.12( 5-spd, air, cassotte. = ,— = = : : ON. socrilico 5 1 .500, elassllIoClIIoiJ. Find your troa- dr. AC. 115Ki d e p a r t m e=NT n t JEEP 1993 Wfanglor.ha,,hard- 78a-4D9Qovos. 15Kmiles. Good tires. Excol. cond, — S7,488, 1-800-743-332G 587-07-G209 tuiotodj)oday,Ca3 733 003l. condl S377S.75.543-9108. Call Vinco 208-67"678S 208-734-5538>38 lop. oxcollont condilii BUICK. 1960, oood irans-ins- SU B AR U . 91 XT., loo TOYOrOTA, ’B8 TERCEL, S12,000/ol(or, S3G-5I0^ poflntlon, good liross& & many options to list. GUARANTEED r; lfl,';10 lltllo commuter. ------ongino. S1200. 537-6525.i25. S5,500.587-G900 ^ ,950.587-7423 H NISSAN '00 Palhlindlindor. „ — ■— TOYOTA. '88 CEUCA GT ADS CHiv^•VY. '85 CELEBRITY, PW 4 locks, AC now/(ow/on- CADILLAC '84 Cimarron,°''' eonvorllblo. S4.750, ru nns s woll. musi soo.' ?]ino, stanor, clutch,1, mui-m runs oood, looks oood,OiJ, 507.G289 T ,200. 587-6988 0. 733- hiQhmi. S1000. 733-1OC0 Tho Times News )D, ’82 MUSTANQ, P o o>r l C r e d i t ? rof, likonow, SOSOO. 7; Jt'O C H E V Y ,’94 LUMINA, g , u a ra n te e s to sell sport, : 9297 or 733-7027. Koil .rio sport sodan. 59,980. jrty ond lull of oxtras. CADILLAC '85 Eldorado, morchandiso, si.3S,350. 507-6209 ,oxc. good condition. Moko 1-800-743-3326 R e p o o n ? TOYOTA'as 4x4, 0) automotive in 7 fordID. '8 7 MUSTANG. o s s e s s io 500 Of ollor. Coll 678-5989. CHEVY. -95 BERETTA, cond. Must soil. S3,500 . automatlb and loodod, days and roal is grool. low miles. bost oiler. Call 543-55:-5537 ------~ 59,908.1-000-743-3326 500. 587-6289 B d i t l ------CADILLAC 'SS Sodan .o s l a l e in 15 d a y s ikrmptc'< HYUNDAI,'06 EXCELL. , >GE. '93 SPIRIT, low TOYOTA 07, GS,OOOinili) miles, dovillo. Now molor, runs or rerun the ad an ^ 1,5,los. nico family cor, fl v 2 ______hit hll. oxc Shapo. camp cat gtont. oood cond. Soo to automatic, musi BOO. 59,988, 1-800-743-3326 Ja dditional 7 d a y s . $6.75750,587-7423 M sholl. S3400. 324-2B3-2834 opprociato. S20OO/olfof- There is a S3 oxtra subaiSARU.-‘92 LOYALE. f l <^»=i24-3405. HYUNDAI, '94 EXCELL. TOYOTA '92 1 ownor. 5 __ 5-spd, AM/FM cass. ((e e for th e g u a ra n - au'o'’lomoilc. 4x4, 57,980. ■ mi. oxt cab, loadod,id, siills CADILLAC '94 STS, poorl.Of! 56,GQ0,1-800-743-3326 tee package. Ads :00-743-3326 f l ID. ‘95 CONTOUR, ou- undor warranty w/sh(/shell. mint cond. 41K mllos,QS, BUICK.'95 CENTURY. may , be cancelled socuniy. phono. 037-91^•0’24 S24.750. Call 733-9069,3, loaded with options, V-G, AC, PW, PL S10.908. g — S0,988. 1-000-743-3326 e ' arly (or c u sto m e r j.jjoo00-743-3326 M , TOYOTA '92 Extra1 CfCab, CADILLAC '84 EIDorado.do. FORD,-Qe MUSTANG, convenience but ford.D.-96ESC0RTV/AG- V-6. 70,000 mis, 3 ‘' Ililt. Now paint, vinyl roof, ox- ox- a u lo m o lic and tololly th e c h a rg e will .on.I. fPW. PL. air. 58.900. 33' liros, cusiom whot»hools, haust & luno-up. 02K mis. 00-743-3326 1 lis. l o a d e d , S I G . 9 0 6 , remain the same. Bank financing IS avenvailable for a variety of)f credit situations. lota ol oxiras. Runafjro1 fjroal- S2G95/olfor. 733-3466, 1-800-743-332G DENNIS DILLON 2221. ------MOFOUNTAIN HOME S14.500. Call 543-2221 — GEO, ‘92 STORM. 5-spd. '— I a ------CADILLAC '94 whilo So- olram oro.56.480. ,___ a l l M i k e o r D o r a nI hE s p a r z a a t 2 n d C hance Finance ” — n (Jan Dovillo, 734-6473. i 1 0 1 0 1-800-743-3326 I VAN is. BU SES — FORD.-96 ASPIRE, auto. CHEVY •78CoprlceCO air & moro, S8.488, , BEFORE YOUIBUYA 736-24809ar1.800-4: [73-5797 Classic, Good iranspona-ja- 1-800-743-3326 CHKVY '79 C onvorsli>f5 0n lion. SGOO. Call 736-4005.35. PONTIAC, '85 6000. V-6, * van. 350, AT. till, cruij:rui50. ------NEW DODGE CARG OR Yow 1 One> Sfop: CredJ i ^ h o p ! “ AC.aulo.SI.580. nir.S1.000. 734-1401Dl CHEVY '76 Custom Cor- —— veiio. T-top. 350, AT. PW. 1-600-743-3326 TRUCK ANYWWHERE M CHEVY-07 A stroI VaVan. covers Includod, S9000/O- FORD, ‘92 TAURUS WAQ- Goodcond,Assun Ilor. 423-6460 OSk lor Rie ON, lowmilosand CALL pmts. Alter 5pm 825-50. _1 loodod,57,988. M — — CHEVY '09 Colobrily. lowow 1-800-743-332G I CHEVY Conversion Xo"' Va f"“os, now tiros, struts.IS PONTIAC,-96 GRANO | 1991,V, ton. T.V.,V.C.l S^300. Coll 734-6145, AM. V-6. automalic ond 80D-97-D< ^ ODGE IE On1y74Kml8., S11,5C1,500. — ■■ loadod.Sl 1.580. S b Froo coli phor^o & ncccncces- CHEVY '91 C a p rlco ,, 1 1-800-743-3326 sorios at Ihis prico.). CCall owner. PW. PO, PL lood-Id- -DENNIS DILLON ^*^^^*A»Ni^ed*w"h'siJlt^ (20DI730-6254. odl S4500/firm, 536-637373 MOUNTAIN HOME I ------c W)IES. IF Y O U >W A N T I D B LUY W HOLES/i;a l e . . . C O M/IE IN — LET^P S T A L X j 1 9 9 6 O l dds s A chieva SL 4 D r. )T1 I 1994 NNi issan Sentra ~ I 1995 Plylym outh N eon i n 1993 Dod)dge C aravan ■ /\ir Conditiolitioning. Auiomatic. « 1 120, 38,000 Mi., 5 S p d , Nicc Sporty Economical,E a //10I8 AT. Chiisc. 5 Spd, r SS ,300 "“ $1 7 ^ 7 0 S8.8 7 5 a i ± / w / p e r nic OR WAS S I I . 995 WASSI2.995 $ .* 1 8 8 £ kPR, $750 M5ti flovtn. Dom not mdudo m!m Naw J S7S0 cath down. Doct not includo ulos Ni..* 0\ 9 ,8 5 ( i!S7t).05 0AC FtfiancocMTjBOfSr.JeOOO 1 0 , 1 0 0 >05 OAC. Fiivinco cturys ol J2,672,45 Term: 00 monihi, 10 05% APR,: Term: CO monthi, 10 OSS APR. J7; lax. iiwsoeaiof floe. fo#o!S7t) ) Ui. tlUo a deaior ooclM of srs.o: O_ _ _ Pv«r60monin».»l1M over60 monlM. Bills______I 1 9 9 4 P oontiac r B onneville 5 F ord F-250 F o r d F - 2 5 0 ■ 1 9 9 5 f 'RADE-INS MORE TIMUST GO I S THATN\LERS Fill! Sia:. Miuiy Optio ’■8, 5Spd.,B ed Liner. 1(1124 8600 FVWV.8,A1:AC DEA S 1 1 .5 0 0 ""'“■$9 9 1 7: S l l , 990 .COME j 2 ^ Heavy Duty, V.^,; '^$94.179 a i Z ^ jL i I p c r n OR Ipcrnio.9 WEL( Term COtnorinj, 10 05%APl'iAPR.$J000cajtiOcr«fl Doo»notlr«u!)«H 'R. S»00 csvi dcTMi. 0009 noi indud« u!« Ui.USe&essierdoc loaolj ■ CUTTO^l 0 ,5 0 0 OOIJ79 05 0AC finance(*3f8eoIS3,137.J WAS S I 8,995 $ 1 I 6 ,9 0 0 579 050AC Firuncaeruf(j«of«.921.40I’O- 1991 Ford c»o'(>Omon!M.eiCHQA T«rm-60morih«,12flS%APR.$ 3 3 ’ NOW J tai.tiUa4d«fll#rOoc.fo«ofJ79i Explorer A Dr. 4x4...... ( ) wtfMmonlht ■1111______1988 ChcvS-lO --CUT TO'3 ,9 9 0 1 9 9 3 D»odge o c D -150 2W D S-10 B lazer lac G rand Prix SE PU Exi. Cab ...... I 1 9 9 3 S 1995 Pontiai i99l Dotlge ...... o n l y ^ 6 , 9 9 0 ■ ■ C a ra v a n ...... 1988 V W NOW ONLY ^ 3 ,2 8 8 J c i l a ...... N( iDwMilcs. C leanI In.In & Out., V8. 5 Spd.. AC. «l 141 VulO-.AC.Nicc.#^1068A- m )adci!.Spony «1017 1 141 ■ Trac5e-lii.Aulo 2 Door, Load 1988 Je ep ,DUCEDTOM,990 : $ W ago n c c r 4 x 4 ..R E D OTTTO F10,99C W ASS 14.995 $ 1 3 ,8 0 0 WAS S I4,995 $ 1 I 2 , 9 5 0 1 1988 F o rd ,LEPRICED^3,688 : 0 NOW J NOW J P I Taurus 4 Dr...... SALI T w i n F a llls’ l s best selection £ A T W A Y 1 D ] R. 1487 FilL) ehind Waremart i; » illm ore S treet • B e o f qual ity,y', pre-ow ned cars>n A G R E I B U Y A C A R t r u c k s && 4x4’s, m ost 3r s , 127, y e a r s y'oung o or new er M o n d a ; 7 3 5 -2 1S a.m . - 8 p.m . ■ w ith hassle3le-free shopping S >' lay & thru Friday 8- 6 p . m . :i ^ ------^ >g! . ^ ------^ i d r c n & turday 8 a.m. - • I )n board; T h e U ta h I n s id e azz sign their top pick I ' coaoathrec-ycardeaL ScScores and stats ....D 2 PegeD4— ec)RD M(Money D5^_ S s '29 The Times-Newsws T u e sd a y , July 22, 1997 Scction D M o r n inNGLINE 'SportsQuoiJTE T h ^ Leg^ionrrules : 0Officials bumpp top-seecied BuhlE from tou:umament for* rmissing roster,r, team photoI }y Brad Bowlin T h ere w illJbeafi^L b II1m8»W>w> writer______ - T hey’ll find id an island, TWINt FALLS - The intrigueu e < th e ' S t a r s ield tumed out to be as import ns t h e y ’l l f i nd ia banana he action on it when the RRei e g io n 3 American Legion A baseball toti u rn a - ., at the plate republic. Tliey’U hi go to mnent n opened h e re M onday. Q Kelley MeMcUmani, Twin Foils. 6-for-9.1 Top-seeded Buhl, the defendingling cham - I R0l.3ninsIS In two games. th e N orth PcPole if Don )ion, w en t ho m e w ith o u t playingng ai gam e Q David Plotlotta, Burley, 4-for-4, home run, afteifter state and local LegionI ba 3 RBIs, 3 ninsni against Kimberly. (ffidals ruled the Tribe ineligible. K i n g h a s to. »tfi' Q Bo Smith,th. Boar lako, 3-for-4,3 doubles Buhl failed to turn in the requir ros- s er and team photo by the tin vs. WenCfflf. 'ribe’s noon o p e n e r .was se t to beg □ Rod Bllot,ol. Upper Valioy, 2-run single. The upsh o t w a s th a t K im berly, i ear- RBI t/ipio In 7-3 win ovor Idaho Foils. ier 11-7 victor over Burley, n □ Robert SsiSampeon. Pocotello, 2 strikeouts,1 n nearly becamc anothere r ..I BRIEF nessi ‘alls’ new d a is by J u n e 30.1 essed the unveiling of Twin Falls ). B irth certificates to cer- Frontier E Field M onday mon 14 batters wcrima when most of its play-ly roreboard, Nobo'dy in the fourur gamesj tify players’ age:;es can be presented on to t' play. They m illed around ovor Idafio: Fihave valid birth ccnificateses : Spudman Triallathlon P?;Iayed at Bruin Field made a bt id to th e opening d a y/ cof th e tournam ent. f:field, preparing for pre-gami □ Quitavofore U th-J Trojans’ 9 a.in. open-n- ecome the first player to hit 0a homer1 Buhl's rosterr was' not turned in on hoping h thc situ a tio n w ould be StrlkooulS,3ear 1 L ake. if the new board, but they’ll trytiy again tinie, but the TrTribe was given several Finally, Siotten sent them 1 ii set for this SaSaturday o|5 in 12'lw lncue allowed them to play, pro-0- iday. opportunities to send it over thc past 15 1 minutes before they were y came up with the certifi- > BURLEY - The llthth annuali Spudman fi- Buhl coach Dave Siotten tookk respon-rt three weeks, tot( take th e field. ne for their oftemoon game,e, > T ria th lo n s ta r ts n t 7:30D a.ma.) . fo r individuals sibili bility for his te a m ’s p e rm a n e nit t detodc u r. “ O u r org an izaisation wasn’t very orga- “The thing I feel bad ab did.______:• and 7:40 a.m. for teams 01 ison Saturday, “Unfortunately, our kids havek'e tot pay nized," S io tte n said.sa “If we had gotten it kids," k Slonen said. “Espedal The event, hosted by U Wood Rive by th e B urley Lions foir r itit," said Siotten, in his eighthth seasons mailed even byy Tuesday last week, it I thought we w e re m a y b e mi' •ditor Brad can be:>c > Club, will include a one3ne-m ile sw im , a 25- q j jj, □ Shod Romi : the Tribe helm. “This teache::h es k id s probably w ouldI hah v e been O K " ppock talent-wise, but they < ’33-0931. Ext. 229. m ile b ik e rid e a n d a G2-n2 -m ile run. ^ catches vs, \ •: More than 300 portididdpants are expect- > ed to compete in the raceraci that begins and :• ends at the Riverfrontt ParkP) at the Burley M unidpal Golf Course. Italian wi stage;Gi PhilKy farew^ e l l ■ larsh Valley WAC, Big 12 wllvill send p, tourr ’hiladelphia shi] Ullrich stcm in thc mail No, 1 seed.overall 1 ;i teams to Coppei)er Bowl lips Daulton tc:o Marlins ^ icn, but hadn’t kids." The Asioclated Pre»»______dquartcrs in ThreeofhiPantani in thc 15th stage ;; TUCSON, A lii-Thelie (Copper Bowl will jj,,8 f^^AMoclated Press______;e be played D ec 27 andd willw feature teams ------i- season, :hevel to Morzine, 130 milesiS MORZINE, France - Foi from the W estern Athlthletic Conference PHILADELPHIA PH - After nineine k n e e howed up at Wendellmajor climbs. suffering from .bronchit '* a n d th c B ig 12. o pjerations e r and 17 years in noming, ready papenvork ■headed Italian captured thele P a n ta n i did p r e tt y vvell by v The second-place, or a choice, team Phililiiladelphia Phillies organiza Jld outside the ers did not;e h of h is c aree r. H e w on tw;o o second mountain stage in th: from the WAC will meeneet the sixth-place Damarren Daulton was at a crossroadoads! ame warmups, in hand befoifore a severe car accident inin th e T our dc F ra n c e . team from the Big 12 in the ninth annual He thought about the proposed i i b e resolved. e r against Be;1995 broke his leg in two'o e d tra d e *m Jan Ullrich continued t< ;• e d itio n o f th e gam e. to ththi e Flo rid a M a rlin s - h e e v e n pr imhomcabuut The league n p r a jg d race with six days to go an The Copper BowlI FoundationF( said andcid cried over the decusion Sunda; .•ere scheduled v id in g theysaid he was on the verge of3f Virenque stayed second. I M o n d a y i t is pressing ahea h e a d w ith plans fo r Mon; pay S73,683 to help thele bowlI game make tain,in, was traded to the Marlinss fc fo r 25------He took off with about 10 d to give up last night, I had '* ends meet. Each teamn receivedrc S750,000 year-ar-old outfielder Billy McMillon, ,d go on th c f in a l c lim b u p tli 1 with my team director and fo r la s t y e a r 's gam e. DaultonDs' could have vetoed theh°"n-ad= t Moiiilay's’’s g a m e s - D 3 fi i^ins 15th s d ! Jo u x Plane, 5,559 ^eet. 'Don’t give up like that. Tryy J a 10-year m ajor leaguer wit a t —------— — —— - H c Was p a rt o f a g ro u p ol BSt the last five years with thehe same: Pl“yed the Putstisburgh Pirates. “It’s a .t that broke away from the r jlped a lot by the slow pace:e j: Yankees outfieldiIder arrested am. Daulton said hc prayed mthm l his difficult situatiItion, but wc kind of j Thc small group included L ginning. Yesterday wasIS fe, Nichole, before agreeingg tcto the expected it.” Richardp Virenque, second)till o leads c 6n sexual assaullult charge Daulton s 17 yyears in the Phillies ,j itani said, “I knew if I couldd ide. th e w inner of S u n d a y ’s stage. MILWAUKEE - New s the longest continuous ______th e m a n d [ P; was in good siiape becausee ew York Yankees “We “W spent awhile crying andid £going organization was t P a n ta n i w e n t o n to vvin by outfielder M ark White from Courchinb wos good for me." liten was arrested throurough all the emotions," he saidsaid at a tenure of any actictive Notional Leaguer. a ^ minute. Ullrich and Virei K M o n d a y o n a charge off secondse degree sex- news F o r a p e rs o n w th th ree mivent off, then Virenque andd IWS conference before the PhilliesPhi Please PI, soe TRADE, Pago D2 off o. to control thc diitance I', ual assault and w is toI spendsp the night in hitis, Marco Thebald-hised him to limit (he gap, Jail, p o lic e said. >y winning his fourth stage ^Vhiten, 30, was arrestetsted at 3:05 p.m. on t three days at in 1995 befor ;• the final day of the Yankemkees’ four-day trip the fall of 1 < to M ilwaukee, police Lt,Lt. Ernest Meress 5alt Lake'J Olympicics chief facesf wif(d to lead the places. f charge • : said. T h e Y a n k e e s w ere•e scS4 h e d u le d to ta k e . _ ' a n d R ich ard P a n tan i sai a flight from Milwaukeikee to New York Hi*"I Aiioclatfld Presa______Attorney Virginia Ward, was charge. “The'he case file was based* i. Both again giving up the r .after Monday n l^ t’s gaigame. Whiten was . signed by 3rd Disnict JiJudge Mark on his wife’sj’s version of what hap- retch Monday “I still hav :■ n o t go in g to trav e l w th1 thth' e te am . »ALT , LAKE C ITY - T hom as K. Jo hnson. pened. Tomn sstron^y disputes that let Virenque lot yesterda; •* N e ith e r po lic e n o r thle e Y\ a n k e e s released ;lch, head of thc Salt Lakeke The charge of “domjmestic vio- version of thcthe events. Ho strongly m o re th a n t 'I a n y d e ta ils reg a rd in g thh ec ai lle g e d in d d c n t. ympic Organizing Committeece Ience battery," n classISS B misde- denies assassaulting his wife," he 15th stage Sunday after • : The district attorney’ss officeof will review d th e m an w ho b ro u g h t th e 200202 meanor punishable byt)y up to six Wheeler said.dd. J up the final up to I’Alpc ;• the case Tuesday and decidede whether to T*"*'Inter Games to .Utah, wasas months in jail and a S!S5,000 fine, He also said,sai' there, were several aw ful, re a lly ; ;• ,ffle a c h a rg e , M eress said.lid. '''"'■targed Monday with misde-le- was filed against thce wishes of family membnbcrs present the night 10.5 miles to “I wanted i m eoni ;anor ba ttery o n his wife. Alma Welcn and oth':her family of the allege•ged incident and that J th e p e a k o f a discussion■ar. \ ' Com piled from stajtflff f and wiro reporta WeliVelch, 53, th e SLO C ’s p resid enait t m e m b ers, W ard said, they deny se'seeing physical abuse. h e told m e *E a n dd cchief executive officer, wasas “Based on public and'd office poli- H ow ever, WATieelcr h said, th o se fam - p o f 11 rid ers tom orrow ," ------accus< niscd of scuffling-with-his.wife,-fe ,___ ;Cy, w e ha v e to ta k e evcir;eryreportof r- ily mombor:ors did-i!speak of an le m ain pack. -'‘I w as helf na, in the garage of their op\j-)\i- d o m e stic a b use se rio uusly. s This is argument." d Ullrich and at the begi " s P d R tT nune 1 •. PS0*C0lU«»HlCM$CmSCHOOL 5C0«5 , it , home on July 9 after hcbe serious enough to0 warrant On July 9, jpolice were callcd by d overall and faster," Panti a d mnitted it to on extramarital affair.ir. c h arg es,” sh e said. the couple’s:’s :11-year-old son, w h o '' 5ge- sta y close. I v AimUmn Welch, 47, suffered bniis-Js- Welch was in Africa1 onc a safari overheard theth' fight and v/as told by more than the last climb e s whiwhen her husband tried to stopop ivith his son Monday andan unavail- to call authorilorities. irenque took Pantani we h o r fromft getting into his car to able to comment. Hisis attorney, Alma Weldd c h , who had ju s t ta k e n nee between Ullrich chasC' lo o k 'iat gifts, pictures and letters:rs Max Wheeler, said he hadht not spo- a shower andmd was wearing only a olving his lover, according to1 a ken directly to Welchch, who “is towel whenin :she confronted her u I* Forihelatest sc o re ju ll-734-6326 3 ' Xice report. probably completely unawareui of husband in1 ththe garage, told police « ■nd follow Ihl ilmplilniM c tio m . *' T he rhe charging document, pre-•e- w h a t is hap p en in g in UJtah.” tt her husbandad wrestled her to the fe batteryril, allegedly acirfflad with hli I12SS22------1 p a rered d by Deputy Salt Lake Cityty But Wneelcr dispiiputed the ground. wife, to an extramarltlal Bffalr. Tiomat K. Welch, ihown here. In April, lile, Alma, July 9 after he admitted to M TbnevWswi, Tw:n FiIU,iIU, Idiho TuMdiy. Jufy 22.1997 S p o r t s Frank helelps Minic<:oend RiM terbum ps! Trade "ranee’s RouxX Continued from D l P h illie s’ regu];guIor catcher in 1966. Brorogna at first basc, but hisI hit-hit season wwith pair offwins Hc was in his 13th setseason with ^ beenien with this team 27 tingng and leadership earned himim ai LOSLO ANGELES (AP) - Fifthth - the Phillies, y e ars, a n di I ccan't think of a play- rostjste rsp o t. Tho T1me»-Now»______The No. 55 seed s< Minico takes on jgg j, :cded Patrick Rafter of ol But Philadelphia, longlo out ot "I'O hothad more universal After A right fielder Dannjmny No. 4 seededed Upper Valley in the ustralia outlasted Lionel Rou>ux playoff contention withilh baseball's rospcct," sai.said managing general ' Tarartabull broke his foot inI thetht RUPERT - Minicoico took ils opening game ga at 8 a.m. at gf France 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (3-7), S--5.3 worst record, is comimmitfcd to panner Davitivid ^^ontgome^y. firslrst game of the season, Dsultorllion final two games of thcth regular ^limco. onday in the opening round olof rebuilding. And that lolef ft n o toom D a u l to n1 u:underwent his firsc voliolunieercd to play ri^ t, wherehe ro season, beating Bingiiaijliam 7-5 and - No. 3 seedteded Twin Falls plays elnfiniti Open. for a sore-kneed 35-yejyear-old car- operatiration in 1986. Seven hisi[ s i d i n g h a s b e e n acceptable.3le. 11-6 . t h e N o . 6 seseeded Idaho Falls jj,, Thc S303.000 event is beingn g rying a S5 m illion sa laryajy more operatitations followed on that hitting has been more tharthan Keying the opening \ 11 a.m. No. 2 seeded ng game win Russets at 11 ayed at the Los Angeles Tenni«lis “\Vhat we're doing; nownc is right W t knee, thithen Daulton tore up lat. He has a .264 average witi;with was Ben Frank whoho went 2-3 Pocatello t takes on No. 7 :n te r on th c UCLA cam pus. for everybody," DaiJtorto n sa id . th e o th e r kne.cnee in 1995. u1 home j nm s, 42 RBIs, 54 walkjTJlks with three RBIs and1 CfChad Field, Binghamat at 2 p.m. and No. 1 pQf Rafter prevailed even thoughgh Daulton's name repeapeatedly sur- After sayinjying,he could no longer antind 57 strikeouts. Hc also hastas ca w h o Avent 2 4 w ith 4 RB]RBIs. seeded Idahiaho Falls Reds plays Jjq j,a ! had t^vo match points in thehe faccd in trade talks thisth season. ratchi DaultoiJto n trie d to m a k e it o s carcireer-high six triples. In the second gamame, Adam the winnerr ofol the Minico-Upper ^inth n th ga m e of th e second se t w ithith Most cxpected himto to go to Ihc ?" outfieldeIder in 1996. A week ‘‘This »' guy has been unbclicvlicv- Haynes hit a homeme run for Valley gamele a £ t 5 p.m. rqujj 3UX serving at 15-40. Roux held a designated seaseason, hc said he was abU Minico and Ryan Mona :ld A m erican L ea g u e a s a d ble," m anager Terry Francona:ona in c u r w ent 3- gS S !! muioitioo.ss] on1 toto win that game and brokek e hiner. le a v in g th ce titeam to rehabilitate saidlid. “I’ve never seen a playerrer I] for-4 ^ « th t^vo RBIs. ^Uruni 0M002 ifte r in th e n e x t gam e to tie thhe e “I actually prefer to0 playp in the knees, bubut acknowledged his ' resi:spcct m ore in my life tharh an The win moves the= SpanansSi ,0 Rof'® Iwjmaofiltv scoreore at 5-all. Both players werere National League,” saidaid Daulton, car®«r ™ 8htJ lt Ib e over. ^arren.” a r 26-20 overall and 11-13 i •13 m Region S S J i , « ] 9,1C012-677 servirrving in th e 118 m ph ran g e a nnd d who expects to playy firstf base It was somiomewhat of a siuprise Daulton D said his dccisionn totc 3, heading into the sese' v en -te am *un»cB 4Uoioi otoi-ino4 ' heldJd sse rv e to ta k e th e se t in to thh e e w ith th e M arlins, when Daultcilton camc to spring acci:cept the trade was easier regional tournam ent;nt Wednes- , Mw^ur.jc:• Jc»»TOca.(2UlAu.:!«.-iki5)cul s ie r P»fTT«viriIk) mn. injc^anmisi. lUrnn SCCOHcond tiebreaker which Roux day. iix A 25th-round pick inin thc 1960 tnuning andid ssaid h c w as re a d y to b:cause e o the M arlins are a con-con w on)n7-3. 7 ‘ draft, Daulton beciecame thc play. He cou]:ouldn't beat out Rico tcncsider. ScoresANDSTA7^ TS______ww» .•« 4 »,«tX /^ ni 5 Ton »il37. 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Idaho M[>-3 1 S p o r t c Eagl;les firnally ^getC.lowbcD y s ’ nlufnbiier Jiugliarr also smacked a dou-Ll- ■ Kimberly, "W^ood River eaiam HB 0 finish \rith four RBI’s. Hanklk p I B p I nc had a pair of hits andd opening win:ns in Legion tctourney f ; * •ed twice while Paul>1 locchea hit a d o u b le a n d a sin- ThaTlniefrNewi______ivhile scoring thc* first run ofjf ______•»! Allan \V-Up*s.LCn ’amc. TWIN FALLS - Three IW CDOonj-oJi , the T\\-in F alls A m e ric an ] t,BuHey7 =d leasuo „ Tte Bulldoglg j d e fe n se sty m ied , A baseball team played 1 I^JB HTShfi,. IJ'MclVmAI ■I favorite M arsh V alley thlis is season.s B urley e a rly andmd the offense blos- f ) J f S “ " Three tim es, th e C ow boysysuon. w S”™*! “s K» im berly wcfn its - • M onday, th e E a g l e s5 dcdecided opener and autoutomatically moved Woodad River 6, thrice ^vasn’t nice, so four3UT would ulio thequimetterfinals by v irtu e of * be no more, as second-Sid-scedcd BiAl'sforfeit. ir Lakes Manh V all^ beat T\«nI Fails,Fa 8-2 K im berly gotDt ai gift in its open- cnt Anderson hit a two-outIt in the Region 3 Toumamlament at as a two-outtw throwing sin g:le le to scorc pinch runnerr Tn^th Falls H igh School. error by Burleyey opened the way “ ■* ' idon Bush in thc top of thcc Tlie game capped a fullull day o f “ five-run inniiming. e ig hIth th inning as fifth-seededd big hits, big blowouts andmda cou- , Burley led, 2-1, on David P lotts’ ^ d River upset the No. 4 Bearir pie of extra-inning affairfairs that fourth-mning; homer,hi when thc G-S, in thc second round, spiccd th c op e n in g ro u n d(]. . Bulldogs loadedcd the bases in the EBHWjl iderson also camc on inn Today’s key m atchups,w: ^ il have bottom half. f in the sixth inning to pickk le win, Wood River and Kimberl)'erly bat- Th® error alloillow ed t\vo ru n s to I tling for a spot in the semiem ifinals, 15-y«J-year-old starting “ z'Mch ii Upham laccd a two-runn River secofid baseman Knyo Sady whipswl his glove Into tha path off SliShoshone’s Mika McKargue on a s \vhere th ey w-ill tr y to upset ups the pitcher Billy HumphriesHu helped 10 steal attempt. Wood singlec ascd thc lead to S-0 in thee after splitting its two gamernies The “They had runnersrur in scoring * 1 secondid with an RB I single, Cowboys facc W endelllat at noon position early inin tht e gam e a n d we ^rea C Americcan Legion btlaseball tourrr n a m e n t ar Lake rallied in the secondd and will need to \vin fo uu-strai^t r st came back andnd got thc outs,” ______a two-run double by Caseyy over the n ex t t^vo a n d a haihalf days Kimberly coachh T1 erry Bohan said. ------i P a rkIS s .and got two more in thee TS to next “T h at w as k e yto to th e gam e.” w i M Kl I f o u nh h ;as Scott Sparks sent a pairr JO cam one bf rwo berths ti NNERS' BRACKET week’s sta te to u m a m e n t. The Dawgs adadded a pair with h o m e with a single. Flintt “It’s tough to beat a tearleam four three straight doublesdot in the fifth 2. Marsh \^lley(19-5)5) J a c o bbscn s tied thc score in theL‘ ecutive hits in the , . six th1 when w hc comc home on aS times in a row, especiall;ially in a four consea . Jerome (12-12) eM SlM arsarsh Valley • S " s a id sixth to p u t th ei gamgc e out of reach. p ast babaU. tourney atmosphere," 0 «i*l I 6 p.m.T?KS Cowboy coach Nick Batbaumert Plotts went 4-for-44-fi with 3 RBIs , C entnter fielder Shad Romrcll1 after th c loss to M a rc h Vallcalley, a n d th re e ru n s: scoredso for Burley. 9 a.m. TFHS | Twin Falls a pair of diving catches toD n Twin Falls starter■r 'T y le r do\Mi th e W o lv erin es in thc -715J .0. Twin Falls (11-13) ^bma 15 Warbunon run into trouble lie innings, ble early, kJS,,, o io su .In pjTi,IrHS r/ giving up a leadoff single}le i in th e 6 .. uUpper a \^lley (13-11) ' Alexcx McLaughlin smackcd a — *’ singlele in thc eighth and Sady/ first, then \s-alking one batt(latter a n d ibmi«ii. bS! Caw2 lUpperValley tutting thc next co load theJie bases. 1 re a c hhed e on a fielders choice. 12 row ims I Sm T jPoCcKatello B ush1 ccamc on for McLaughlin1 Leadoff batter Shane Bunirt !scorcd W endell 2, ShiShoshone 1 (9 ) ^ on a passed ball, and Eagle IdTRIls (10-14) 3pjn,rrKS a n d see;cored the winning run, In p e rh a p s thhe e :b est gam e of th e cr and cleanup batter f T hcc Wolverines, ' who finishedJ day,last-placeWU> IllOOOO.JCj a n d scored sc on Mike _ 2. Wendell ______; Cowboys to five hits in s Lm McHargue’s c^v(Mvo^jut single down C.C m ,! ? " ] ------1 Q«n«:3 i ! . Smilh 15) md J. Va.-wrr •■•'J innings, including tw o from I VV.^'«.nc).USmillL th e fin r-b a se line.ne. p.m, TTHS 9am.lfWS _ J ■ batter Zach Gregersen. strikeout and a TTusday NLnterv^teanBamrtfcaffis lead, earned run and five hitsrc ini civ Brown got a sti Gaml3 I Idahlaho Falls rd fo r tlie win. Gsmes2325 tixirementsoed. innings, and Kelsey McLiicLimans S^“ndertothirdl 12noonCSl ------eed. Pocat:atello’s Jason Hill camc onI f'ijrtxrinpercntt was 4-for-S \vith a trip le' andmd th ree rcrthcsisis in reliclief of starting pitcher Paul1 runs. M cLimans w a s 6-for-9>9 ono th e Shoihni* 000001000-1 ______bye ______theaaam’sts e3gj3rcocnL g x ______[ Griffithih w ith no o u ts a n d th e go- WI unilnc. Bromi < 7) •»! J. I day, aliead1 rrun at the plate in the top) , , ofthesdout to e n d th e gam e. ning of the year,” Baumert . Bear Lake was aided by a Shoshone 0 and striking olUt u t: seven, in d u d in g Smith bellccIted three doubles »nning. / after the game. “We were p ' to lead Bear Lak,ake to a 14-0 mn- pairofTnT ro jan s errors. Wood River’s Brian Schichughart the first five, >Ll’pprrV.0o'4 afraid of Jerome at the start, •r OI0CD12-4112 art, but 1 victory overer Wendell in the Ian • ,Pope and Scott Sparks pasted a 3-run homer ovio v e r th e He gave up jujusc st th ree hits, all in didn’t see an y fe a r to d ay .” opening round. b o th smai:macked a pair of doubles left field fence in the bottlottom of • the fourth inning,ing, and was helped «. U.)d ,41W ILU I rjmj MmhVJlrrfcT«rtnr«IUJ Thc game starlarted 40 minutes cored twicc. The Bears the sixth inning to put theth( final by a pair of doubl)uble plays from liis . Tmnl'iUi COJWOO>2S3 the five inning affair isith touches on a 10^) run ruledled victo- infield, . HiniiV.1 JtUOMi-881 la te a fte r a m isha[hap w th th e sprin- '" c . Wutuiur.Iln.iit>>(h(S)uuj»UUrr.)lmll>•») kle rs le ft Ja y ceeField-amud.TTie e F W hits. anam d ju s t o n e erro r. ry over the Shoshone Indiidians in Sheuc also helpedhel himself at Timesics-A’cu'i lyritcTC Diimai Cloiv, ViuthaH'-IUr-,aU\V*ilxinun. te am s m oved toD anai adjacent f^eld \v^,u « the Area C American, LegionL the plate, reachiiching three tim es John DDerrl anci Brad Bowlin con- ■ • baseball toumament Mondeiday. and bolting a twcrwo-run triple and triiiurn/cd to this rijKrt. Thev am be • T»ttFiIU 5001M-13130 (know n a s “ th e: Swamp")Sv m ihoni '•uU^'t'limlWur.lU.PuUD'L-ur ’ Jmm team}.157 a fen c e a n d no foulOUliinCS. i4)*nJCook.l!iok.l!uikj>J«K).»T1'ukl.U''CUlk Jesse Sheuc pitched a1 mrr a ste r- scoring a run. ■ rcachcdslat I 733-0931. Ext. 229. 15 strike!souts not: Ienough f(for Phiilie5s; Pettittfte leads Yi:"ankees t(;owin PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Before the was forcc)rccd at sccond by Eddie It ^vas a sminpe series finalnalc, with runs and nine liitshits in 6 2-3 innings, and won'on his sccond strai^it start as Schilling s tru c k o u t I S ,'^m'o^An mc g a m e , th e Perez. WiiWith one out, Mark Lcmkc Giants leadoff hitter• IDarryl has not lost sirsincc June 21 at Boston>n took three of four from thc NL this season, but lost'□ stw hcn ^ d pinch-runner Rafael H am ihon and manager Dustyisty Baker Cleveland. Losere r Bo'ceI Florie {1-2) Clevelurland, home runs by Al M artin'tin a n d J rd to third. Belliard was ejected after ihe first out forfo argu- made his first mn;m ajor Iciigue c aree r Avcr>-;r>- (4-2), who hasn't pitched a I out a t hom e by third basc- ing n called third strike! undui thc start after 134 reliefrei appearances, complen Kevin Polcovich ledJd th e Phillies trad. singled eie came since M ay 1996 with Ddd Zeiic on M ike Mordccai’s Cardinals announcing in thehe fourth pitching five irniinjnings. Atlanta,ta, didn’t allow a hit until Julio Pittsburgh Pirates overver thc Florida for oui cd Darren Belliard ? ler, but Blauser singled to the that they were playing thethe game New York took)ok a 3-0 iend in thc Franco0 I lined a single to center lead- Philadelphia Ph illie s 3-2 MoiMonday McMiUon. Daullon to ihromi oa in te r gap. under protest bccause thcle (Giants’ first inning with/ith the aid of two ing offIf i the sixth. T h e left-hander Schilling (11-9) set a1 ccc a r e e r outfielder Billy Bill M ueller was listed twtwice on errors, three stoleiolen bases and a hit allowed:d one nin and four hits in 7 2- liigh for strikeouts in onlylly eight M ets R e d s : ded a run in thc sec- 3 inningngs, pitdiing into th e seventh 5, riglit-ccnte3 th e ir lineup card. batter, then added innings, an d in a e a s e d h iss league-lc: new YORK-Ca slO, Marii^2 ond on Derek Jetele ter’s one-out single for the 1tl third stra i^ n tim e, Nil - W ally Joyner went 3-for- leading total to 191. red tAvicc againsi C Expos 8, Rockies 4 and Pat Kelly’s RBIRB! doable. Polcovich's solo homer•r inh the second time this 5 P a d r et\vo s : walks, leadinR a barmgo ;e Sox 3, TIgeis 0 • Carl Evcrcit home- » n ahI S p o r t s Jazz in "k Y(outh \w a s s esrved in Brr i t i s h ( I ;; paa w Open Jer-30 crowd dolominates majcjor tournamentIts this year; F"aldoe and gang» don’t contencnd ick ■ j - oDN, . Scotland (AP) - Justij s t i n I I I . top pic I’s British Open victory was: jujust • . ; . • indication of the changing ofif thtl e P B h .■ S A L T L A K E c ni t y (AP) - guaflHnEogolf. ^ m Jacque ViiuRhn, thc10 I 27th o v e ra ll L eo n a rdird, 25, became thc third maji„ j o r i J s W pick in thc NBA dralJraft, signed a champions!inship w-inner this year under af tiiree-ycar deal witlvith the Utah 30,joining'ng M asters cham pion T iger Wood'J i s . S l Jazz on M onday. 2 1 ,a n d 2’7-year-old 7 .j U.S. Open winner Em: • T h c c o n t r a c t , ac66 W riters /Association.1. HHe was also the field IdI b u t they ne v er challenged, Junior Invltallonal Champinplonshlp In Irving, Texas. He won>n tthe U.S. Amateur In the 1992, the same yefir Tom Kite wen the U.JU.S. Open. At right, Leonani cele-0- - named the Big 12 AthAtlilete of the por the ej young, winning seems contrinta- brates'Ot age 25-his BrBritish Opon win Sunday In Troon,n, £Scotland. Year. gious. They:ey a rc not in a w e o f th c m en \vh Vaughn will beicxpectecl ex to have domin;lin a te d thc ga m e th c la st decade.ide. c rossing th e m inds olof Norman, Faldo and the thi tournament on thc line, that’sthi the kind mance Leoeonard tumed in at the BritiBritish split minutes with Hovrioward Eisley “Maybe )C/ going in there today, havin,ving Price, wfio have 57■ BBritish Opens and six oof f confidence FU be a b le to taketaki away from Open. “Jusustin is very talented,’’ saidd U U.S. •in relieving veterann ppoint guard seen Tiger:2r and Ernie do it," Leonard saicsaid, v-ictorics a m o n g themm . h h e e re ," Leonard said. R y d e r C uip p captain Tom Kite, who wasw as at • John Stockton. Eislejsley IS one of “I thouglitIt i it was OK to go out and Avin ;a “Everybody talkss :about Tiger Woods," One < of the best indicators3rs of the best Prestwickk airport to fly home whene n h1 e three free agents the Jazz have tournament;nt like this even being the ageIge I Smith said. “But then2rc are some other kids pla pl: y ers in golf c v e^ ' t^vo y eir a r s s :is th e R yder d e d d e d to3 returnr to the course to congraiigratu- ye t to re-sign. am ." who can play, too. PRemember, Justin is Cup Cu standings. And \vith lessa titlian a month latc thc newcw B ritish Open ch am pion, After the draft, ScoScott Layden, He won ni it with the kind of round thath a t only 25." to go before this year’s te amIS s aai r e locked in, "I lik e diethi style of his game very mriuch,” ud - vice president of baskeisketbaU oper- ...ji ^akes oi o th e r players ta k e notice, Of[ thethi And remember thalat Phil Mickelson and youth yoi abounds. K itc sa id . “ H1 e is on a run, h as a lo t o f' confi-cor :;'ations, expressedJ thetl team’s jg players■rs who started the final rounilund P aul S tan k o w sk i a rc’ b o th only 27. Three ' of the top five Amerilerican players dence goingng.” intent to sign Eisleyy aia n d V au g h n u n d e r p a r,r, L Leonard's 65 w as th e only rouni)und Leonard’s closing; rround ranljs with the — — W oods, L eonard a n d F u ryyk k •—- are in tho T h e w ord,rds Kite used to describe LeonaK)nard • and start thc seasonDn ’with three inilie60s.), 67 b y F a ld o in th e 19?[995 Masters, the 64 by y yoi o u th brigade, as arc th re e ojf f thetl top seven apply to a lot1 of the young players in tl th c - point guards, "This winrin won’t chango Justin one bit,'bit,” Norman in the 1993} British1 Open and the on on thc European team1 —• C la r k e , gam e. T hiy e y a r e talented a n d c o n fid e nIt. t. : So far the Jazz havelave rt^signed ,,is coach,ll, 1 R a n d y S m ith , s a id in D allaslia s. 63 by Jo lin n y M illerr ilin the 1973 U.S. Open W W< estivood a n d Per-U lrik J o hlansson. a n It looks3 like1 there will be more majm a jo r ' ■ fonvard Amoine Carr,in-, smngman ..He’U stiUtl b be tlie same great kid. He’ll stilstill among great closinings rounds in major Any ; concems there mightIt b e ab o u t th e cham pionshship ivinners in their 20s. AndA nd it I Shandon AndersonI arand fonvard work hard.d. I He’ll ;rin som e m o re m ajors." championships, laclack of Ryder Cup experiencencc among the looks like• theyt won’t all be nam ed TTig ig e r -:Bryon Russell. Eisley;ley, shooting TjjenSmiimith said somothing that mustit bibe "Just to be able to co m e through w ith young yo^ players is calmed byby the perfor- Woods. - ; guard Je ff H o m a c ck aia n d fonvard • ; S te p h e n H o w a rrd d remain "V T ; • unsigned. : Vaughn, who missed;scd 10 games X CXnkees l pnreaching Vaughn last season followiowing wrist y patiencce with Irabu] ^ ^ ;surgery, a v erag e d 10.20.2 points and - Ik > 6.2 assists. He staneded four years JaO anClese fire-baller reccCords 2nd straighiitpoorperformai ance after impresi;ssive op en er. V •' at Kansas, averagingng 19.6 points, ^ won’t face 6.4 assists and 3.0 reb rebounds. He MILWAUAUKEE (AP) — With l « who is strugniggling against every- _ posted a 3.72 grade-poi. point average the New Y(York Yonkees in the b o d y causc of a bum right ^ and graduated with a 11 a degree in midst of aa ppennant push, Hideki shoulder. charges business adminisCTtitioi “on- Irabu’s secoecond straight incffcc- U|^. JoeJo< Torre told me to tive perfonrDrmancc begs the ques- H r'- take a showlower, I was trying my „ 'CLEVELAND (AP) -• M o this the time for the ■abu said through an /a u g h n ivill not b e c h a rg e dI ivithivit Former;rstar Japanese: riright-hander to be in f jfc; c ' F j j f er. “However, it didn’t issault until a man who says!S th e th e rotation?on? com c o u t th e w a y I intended.” Soston Rod Sox first basemaz m an 1 Followin,ring a 6-2 loss to ^ Irabu scciT» m e d to g e t w orked up lit him in the mouth can presere se n t sentence3 C Q M ilw aukee;e Ibefore an in tc m a tio n - i.a after every2ry hit, and when he nore evidence that his story)ry : is al telcvisioision audiencc Sunday y , . camc out in the seventh, he spat TUC. n ig h t, Yankees a n manager Joe M i for all the th world to see. . “We’re not doing anythingn g a; t ncrC TonesaidGi George Steinbrenner’s . A fte n v a rdd, , Ihe wouldn’t answer he moment,” chief prosecutcc u to r over dru S12.8 millioilion import-investment ^ • ^ when askeded if he ivas gesturing i^ ro ly n Allen said M onday. ,,,,, doesn’t hav(ave anything to worry f. to thc crowdwd of 29,333 at County She said Scott Bird, a 24-yea•year- HUNTINGTON, \V: ,V-Va. a n d look at the three stans, ^ -J y B r e w e r ss radio n announcer Bob nust show more witnesses an star, now a quadriplegilc e ic ,w a ss c n - , IJ. you loo nedical documentation before fo re ..'te n c e d M o n d a y to>10 1( yoars in f^o 'rstonoine w as obviously terrif- M j Ueckcr saidlid he thou^t the spit- tlc was dirdirected toward the icr office will press a misdunday and said Bird is makinik in g .ecallou.-;.but mand, thenn vwe’ll m ake considcra- j ^ K ' has a prettytty decent slider, wliich •‘I don’t want to be c. o n e y t I think we’re a long S l he leamedd ThursdayT and Friday he accusation to get monc a 10-year sentence migmiglit wcU be But I ro m him . h im ,” S ta k e r way from thath a t." ■'■•ifc on th e dc. H e’s very coach- - a life sentence for hin Vaughn, who was hit in1 th e - said. W ith th e YankeesV closing in on ^ lyc during an altercation in a request from Baltimore, aand as long as Torre iP trouble began ivith Jeff Staker denied a req ■, Joston bar in July 1995, saidid h e e allowed to has olher opi two-run single in the • Phillips that he be a options, such as Kenny vasn’c even in Tiffany’s Cabarela re t, he All-Stdr third base- . return to his home! in Winston- Rogers andid 1 R am iro M endoza, do vhere Bird said the fight hhar a p - d o ff nvo nasty split-fin- • ’ Salem, N.C, and reportoon to prison the Yankees!CS rea lly have th e lu.\u- man fouled o. le n ed . ills before singling lip ^ ^ I • at a later date. Phillipsiips, who was ry of workinj;ing Irabu into shape in , The first baseman said he! wwa a s '• paralyzed in a 19953 at a u to m o b ile th e rotation?m? j t’ mm lie. Dave Nilsson fol- jjj n a.parking lot sharedJ b y h a lino-drivc homer to jjj accident, will serve his sentence “Is it thcic right time? W ell, I AS 'i f f a n y ’s a n d a n o t h e r b ai r inii : a t a fed e ra l m edical co I correctional think it is thithe right time becausc Cle'Icveland’s Flats neighborhoociood. c c n tc r in L exington, Ky.Ky, I think he’s’s ggot the stuff to really aid Irabu appeared rat- wiiVhile he witnessed the scufflejfne, Pliillips arrived at Huntington’sHu be a consisteistent ivinner,” Yankees ; sin g le. 'Vai^ aughn said h e d id n ’t jo in it.r. ■ federal courthouse in a n a m b u - c atc h er JoiC e GGirardi said. i23A. “ H e m igght h t have gotten frus- Bird £ and his attorney did1 nno o t lance attended by a teamtea: of para- what abou3out this supposed 100 trated,” hele said.s "He showed a imimmediately return phone callscall medics. “I left home ai eat 4:30 this mph fastbab a ll h c h a d b a c k in NowYIW York Yonkeo pitcher Hideki Irabu:>u kicks tho rosin bag after giving^opotwo^un u liftloomodortion. Then he hung the seec c k in g comment. .^.morning. I didn’t get to t to say good- japan? Ho lost, 6.2. P - 'd u o N Jlyilly.’’ . However,\ Bird told T Thi h e bye to my mother or mer to Milwaukee Brewers’ DavidI NilssonNl In the thld Inning Sunday.: • or my girl- irabu wasas clocked in ilic high Girardi agagreed that Irabu let As;isso c ia te d Press o n S u n d aly y hih e friend," PluUips said. “ 1. “I’d lik e to 80s and loweiiver 90s Sunday n ig h t. thro\'irow pitchcs and I think that’at’s days later, surrcndeid e rin g n in e his em otionsins ig e t th c best of lUm. hae,ad witnesses who could plaoJlace . face h e r one m o re tim e. , , , “ I don’t thithink it’s fair lo judge whyhy theyi let liim throw 110 pitd:di- hits, induding threec hhome runs, "I think: thithis was the first time Va^aughn in the strip club aam n d ^ But Staker said thithe federal his fajtbaUJ aat this time,” Girardi es; tonight.” tot a n d five runs in five iniinnings. Still, ' he got a littleittle bit frustrated ivith idcdcntify him as thc one wwhi h o ; prison was prepared ed to admit said. “I mimoan, you look at Irabu Ira was terrific in his majoijor th c Y ankees w on 12-6.•6. * himself, wliwhich is all right,” thrtircw th e punch. . Phillips on Monday am and ordered Mariano Riv.Uvcra, When he stans loaguag u e d e b u t a g a in s t D etro it on oi Against Milwaukee’s:e’s punchlcss Girardi soidoid. “There’s a lot of Red F Sox spokesman Keviie v in ' y • U.S. marshals and the a 1C ambulance ,he season,m, he doesn’t nearly Julyjly 10, allowing just two runins offense, he looked vcrvery hittablc, pressure onn h im . But h c puts a lot Shehea said Monday the dub' wwa as . crew to take him there lere from tho have thc fastiostball th a t h c h a s rig h t nd a n d f iv e h i t s t h r o u g h 6 2-3 2-: giving up six earncined runs on of pressureire on himself. Our inv.iv e stig a tin g th c r e p o n . ^ courthouse. “I see no practical innininings. H e stru c k o u t nine. seven hits in 6 2-3 innings.im And team’s beenicn playing very well The T Red Sox were in ii reason why he shouldn’i dn-t be taken “h’s ami 1st strength and thc best Hc He was unimpressive againsnst he managed only twowo strikeouts and he wantsmts to win just as bad Clc:ieveland this weekend for:o r ai . to Lexington today,” Sta Staker said. „ay to getn :arm strength is to Clevile v e la n d in s ti f li n g h e a t fiv Ico u rt is,” th e ju d g e said. saic " B u t to ■ “I “ 1 feel 1 rusty," the 29-year-oliold at any price. Yet whatlat a price he ^ 00^ •' sentence him to prisonan for life is UNTVERSrISriY CENTER, Mich. runniuining back said. “I have somimc drew . to deprive him of allII hopeh ... to (AP) - The2 ultimateu team player catchItching up to do. But, I’m not tootoi Sanders, who appaiparentlv will 1 deprive him of thcc chancccl to got thc ultimiim a tc rew-ard fro m h is far r behind."be be a Lion for life, a(agreed to a • enjoy some tim e ^vithth hisI family team. In tlthe case of Barry Ross Ro had the team in full pad3ds five-year contract \vithith an option in a hom e en v iro n m en■nt.” t.’ S a n d e rs , of course, that was at. tidytic little W ickes Memoriai a l for a sbcdi y e ar. T h e tcteam did not ------— P hillips w as convictcdto d in M a rc h------monoy,------;------stadiiadiumrHe e\'cn hired three refref------disdose the-finandalt i \ I n s id e MeM a rk e ts...... D6 MMutuall funds ...... D6 M o )NE1Y ______ Thc Timcs-NcwsA'S T uesday,,Juiy22, J 1997 P a g e D - 55 3-, 6-moni1th T-bill]rates rise D o v tv s n a f3 S o u t i m p I : o f s l u Tha Atsoclated Preii______June 30. The;e six-m onth bill r a te is-as thle e higlicst sincee theyi averaged 520 pcrcentIt WASHINGTON - Intereste s t r a te s o n . on J u n e 9. ; But stockss mostly low( short-term Treasury securiticities rose in Thc new disdiscount rates understate thcle ver before Grspan discount rate of 5.11 perccnt,;nt, up from In a separ.irate report, the Federalll !_ al average struggled highegher Monday, but J u ly 2 , 21, 1997 sS3,05 p e rc e n t last week. A notherherSll.7bil- Reserve saidd Monday that the average:e '• stocks were mostly lower inil nervous trad- zr In earnings news ne- DOW(rndusirials)s) NYSE lioiiion w as sold in six-month1 billsbi at an yield for onele-ycar Treasury bills, the ; ^ ing before Tuesday’s cong ongressional testi- V v y J 1] Monday, AT&T repoeport- ivcrage rate of 5,17 perccnt,:nt, up from most popularir index for making changcs ■ mony by Federal Reserve "ve chairm an Alan « cd a 38 percent dropro p in W B B w 5,0'5,09 p e rc c n t. in a d ju sta b lee ratet mongages, rose to 5.56 Greenspan. 6 second quarter profi -J W m f c r T h e th ree-m o n th bill ra te wwas as the high- perccnt last weekw from 5.54 percent thec :: The Dow slid more thantha 50 points in f t i w but lhe results we est2st since they sold for 5.12I percentpc on preuous weekek. '• early trading, b u t pulled: higherhig toward th c A slightly better thi close, rising 16.26 to 7,90e,906.72. The blue- 1 1 1 expectations. Boeir)c in g , — chip barometer had shed!d ISO1 points over Greenspan ho"’c'er, reportedi a 15 S&P SOO ^ M E X r y the previous two session:ions after hitting “™ • percent drop in prof . 8,000 for the first tim e on1 Wednesday,Wl for the} period,p< falling shy of analysts5 fore-foi Zilog to bee bought b3y private Broader stock indicatorsirs slums ped for th e casts.UUnion ni Carbide and Exxon, t^vo otherolh ’'■ B gfly' third consecutive session,I, w ith the N asdaq Dow com;omponehts, reported strong resultsults. composite index sufferinglg thetl worst losses But ththe e big e a m ^ news cam e a ftee r thetl buyout firn•m for $527 as investors locked in someson more gains dose of)f tradingt with a bctter-thau-expc' 7 million from th e high-flying technohnology seaor. edsho^vii from IBM, which slipped X7/8 . S S P M Id C a p ' S»JAssociated Pfass ______million. It empliploys about 1,650 people andJ Few observers expectedled th e m arket to IOS S/88 in ii advance of the report. Bocii has 29 direct: saless; offices and more than see any decisive activityf onor Monday with fell 1 11/1611/ to 54 3/8 as cne of the DovDow's GVMPBELL, Calif. - Scmictn ic o n d u c to r 120 distributionon sites w orldwdc. Greenspan due to deliveri^er a sem iannual w ea k ests t issues;i AT&T slipped 1/8 a t 34 1 ' maknaker Zilog Inc, has agreed toI bel« acquired Texas Pacif:ific, based in Fort W orth, rep o rt on th e econom y to) CongressCc today. Union CarbideCa rose 1 3/4 to 52 and ExxiixxonMl/4; -ymEESaF' bly y Texas i Padfic Group, a privaiivaie invest- Texas, has invevestments in the telccommu- Inflatjonoiy trends have/e remainedr fairly gained17/8 7/1 to 6 1 5 ^ 5 . r r>» >i>enle n t firm , for S527 milLion. nications, airlirline, heahh care, food and1 , tame since Fed officials lastast ractI earlier this T h e Dow's E biggest gainers wei were NYSE Zilog said M onday its stockholcholders have beverage a n d energyei industries. month, so there’s been littlettle worry that the Caterpilpillar, up 2 3/8 to S6 3/4, ar E Diary a ------1 theVx .tW K4IX* 01. Ull c»gig CywCe c . JUi.lW L^ato - n .m SanOIUn _ JOW .J'l D«n3«i «ce » -W iVMtAjii .. <7\».".’»S & » ■ s :5 B Cytye _ n 'l -1’. ixto .11) teepuai _ 14 -4H tflAC 0«!»ar M ST^ - _T?^;»-V« Km»n '... 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