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* ■ U E i G k ) o d nmorning SST712 S411920J? 0 i 3 ‘T 3 9 5 ‘T 3 7 2 4 7 ? : 'JE5TERN HICROGR/^f'a p 'h i c s i n c W o rk t e rs Today’s foreca!cast: 555 COMMERCE DR'R S T E 2 0 0 Toi ^LT, LAKE CITY UT'T 84107-3775 Brec?)MJ/4th sho^howers likely. Highs k y < i near 5 0 degrees. L.ows ow in the 30s. P a g « A 2 poilict re c e hv e Parents angryjy about tests w a rnlin i g s Some Momingsideide Elementary School parents ihreaien to0 suesi if children’s test . . , sco rcs arc m ade avai States rigi ivailable to a local ac- seize Ights tivist. e gas P a g e B I H u A sso c ia te d P re ss activists; w\ o n y Salmon plan won’tW( help TOKYO - Policc; seizedsc five packages ofr fed land[bosses t : •The federal plann tot save central Ida- nerve gas that spreadd deathd Monday through he's nearly extinct:t salmonsi will actually Tokyo’s crowded subwajway system as .they hunted1 By William Brock d oom them , salm onn adai vocates chargc. ' for clues in a chilling newlew chopter in urban terror- Times-News writer P a g e B I ism: the use of chemicalil weapons.w By this moming, the attackatt had killed eight peo- TWIN FALLS -• WithW resentment pie and sickcned neariyy 4,7004 others. There were against Uficlc Sam sprcipreuding acro.ss the no credible claims o f rcspcsponsibility, but there was West, the Idaho director:tor of the Bureau of growing'sppculation thathat the incident may have Land Management hasIS o(advised employees Area worth cheherishing been politically motivated.led. On ofHcial business notDt totc resist if they arc Police have identifiedd a possible suspect and in- arrested by state or local:al authorities.£ '■ T h e area around the City of Rocks Na- tend to question him as.s(s. soon os he recovers from Instead, BLM emploiployees should do . 7 tional Reserve has^ar3^an '‘in cred ible se n se the cfTects of the nerve'c gas,(j Japonese television their best to coopcraiee - and coll the U.S! of uniqueness,” sayslys a planner who has and newspapers reported:d today.ti Attomey’s Office as soon;oon as possible, said suggested ways to0 preservep the area’s - Gas spread through thehe subway5 during the Mon- Martha Hahn. Idaho direcirector o f th e BL M . charactcr. ^ y moming rush hour,, leavinglei passengers vomit- She recently sent a1 memomt to all Idaho P a g e B 3 ' ing and in convulsions5 in stations across central BLM employees, advisiniising them o f how to Tokyo. All four of the linesline hit ran under Kasumi- ensure their safety. Thefhe agency has 625 "■ ■ APfftOfc' gascki, the district at the10 heart1 of Japan’s govern­ employees in Idaho. m ent. F J ^ g h t d r a « m o r g eI 'e early i today from aubwa>vay tracks after cleart , .-' Hahn urged employeejyees who are con; The authorities blameded sarin,5 a nerve gas devel- iJltfServeigiib from'cacare contaminated In the:he terrorist attack in fronted or assaulted whilehile on official busi- Eagles set for to oped by the Nazis duringig Worid' War II. The same ^ T t t J ^ Monday momirn i n g . ness lo immediotely conti:ontuet BL M rangers tourney gas was blamed for sevenven unsolved deaths in the or special agents. She includedinci af^er-hours The College of SouthernSoi Idaho base- ccntral Jopancsc city o f'M Mi atsum oto in June, telephone numbers fo:for three special boU team prepares5 fofor the McDonald’s The Tokyo Shimbun newspapernc reported policc agents. ittow sarin p Slug-Out Invitationa3nal tournament that have identified one man1 hospitalizedhe for nerve gas poisons “As you are probablyDly aw are, so called starts Wednesday. poisoning as a possible: suspect.su Policc refused to TTitJusands of Japanese commutorscor suffered from / ‘County Supremacy’ or 'States Rights’ P a g e B IO confirm or deny the report. sarin poisoning Monday aos s Ithe lethal nerve gas y ', movements have beenI gaininggai momentum Several people saw thehe man: place a plastic bag ^)€wed into a t loast five TokyoTok subway cafi.Six 4/ ] across the western Unitenited States," Hahri Tough traininglg wrapped in newspaper on a train, the report said, |!^ p le died. How sarin iffocts Uie body f - 1 wrote; "For some membembers of the public, When he got off at Kodenrlenmacho station, a passen- feder^ownership o f thehe publicp lands is oo Twin Falls High1 SchoolSc senior Kerry ger kicked the object ontonto the platform and it be- I Headache II P Paralysis s of respiratory extremely emoiior/al usueisue." ■. M ayer trains for herr firstfii triatlilon. system, causing d e a th * -^ ^ ^ gan to emit white fum;s. es.' T w o p eop le d ied at that -'lOrowslness...... ; In Nye County. Nev.,'■i theth movement has P s g e B I O station. I Convulsions* I Muscles twitch expressed itself with threthreats, intimidation 'The m otive fqr the altacilack was unclear. The Aum I Comp* II BllBlood pressure d r o p s '.|l^ ’ f l Q and violence toward federalfed employees, Shinri Kyo religious cull,ult. previously accused of . f Pupils contract I Chest lightens . > g D she wrote, adding; "Unfornfortunately, thcrc is making sarin, denied any^y involvementi ond threat- ...l-VWondlms.. IN*[Nausea reason to b e lie v e thatII theseili movements encd to sue anyone whoho suggested there was a •‘•IPBininiheByes, ^ |VoIVomfting may be taking the samele tcton e in som e partS Cynical ybiifli link. iRumiyncee-...... fCiCwmps r . . '-'.-j • ofldaho." ' The Mainichi newspapcaper said all o f the trains I Loss of control ■ / y The U.S. DepanmentIt ool f Justicc has filed They may not bee youry kids, but in a I Breathing becom es •! -? were to have stopped at: Kasumigoseki,Ki the station dffflcuU . . of.ofbowels V suit Mainst Nye County,nty, alleging intimi- way,- the Mngic Vallealley youngsters who at government headquarterncrs, wiihin a four-minute V/ dolion of federal employeloyees_. S^pecifically^ are "Over the Edge">" belongt to all of us. ______^ interval after 8 a.m., andnd speculated bureauctats the/Jusli^e Departmentent maintains Nyc today’s editorial says. were the targets. C oun ly resolu tions call1 for fo: state control o f P a g e A ID The planners likely hadQd advancedi knowledge of other chemicilcals federal lands - and invol'ivolve threats ofar- chem istry. W h ile il is fairl;airly easy lo obtain the in- rest or violence againstt ForestFo S ervicc cm - gredienis to produce sarin,in, the chcmical proccss is f Blister agents: I Blood asents: f Choking agsntt: ployees for enforcing fcdeicdcral laws, difTicult to perform. Mustard gas, lewisite. Hydrogen cyanide, Chk>rlne, phosgene, Nye County officialsals maintain thcrc Damogo skin and mucous As little as one drop oof f sarin — inhaled or on ous Bfod? movement of imtals rttplralory tract, .- have becnjio threats andnd reportsr o f intimi- membranes. Harm - oxygen to cells, eyes. Can severely the skin — ca'i^kill a perso:rson almost insumtly. The daiion are exaggerated. WhoIdUedBiglgBoy? respiratory trdct. lungs, damaging tissues and damage lung tissue, ' gas attacks a key enzymene needed by'the nervous Nye County Commissiossioner Dick Carver Between giggles,s, policef in Toledo, eyefs. Prolonged exposureure possibly causing death. ultimately causing death. system, causing difTlculty:y inii breathing and a fall in can cause dealli. visited Idaho recentlyly andt spoke to a Ohio, are talung serioiriously the theft o f a b lood pressure. ^ u p in Salmon, exhortinirting them to assert Big Boy flgtm from1 a restaurant. After it Sourcw Conlar Igr 0«tonM Inforrr more control over publicic lilands. was stolen, it was cut Please see GAS/A2 Ormation AP/T«rryKo>« cut up,and scattered ' Tension had beenI running ru high in around town. Salmon and Challis overver a federal court P a g e B 6 injunction .that sought 10lo 1bar lo g g in g and Terrorrist attacck shattiters ‘conntract’ mining in the Salmon RiveRiver drainoge. The / injunction - which has1 sincesin been lifted - T h e A sso cia ted P ress b e plast:Stic'explosives or a hand-nd-held ently made of Semsemtex, a powerful plastic was intended to protcctt habitatha for salm on 1 r o ck et launcher; lc the target couldlid be a explosive virtuallyoily unde;ectoble by suin- on the federal endangered%d sp: ec ies list. Combined, they're the:he blessing and power grgrid, computer networic or artar m u - d an l baggage-scretcreen ers/ L ike the B L M , Ihe Nati<■Jational Forest Scr- Deadly acdldent!nts curse o f our tim e. seum . T h en th ere areire vuberable, high-tech vice has printed small11 cordsc lhat para- A pilcup on a fog-vg-wrapped Alabamp Increasingly intricate pt : public systems, . Civilizlization raises greot ediflccices, as targets. A year agoage this month, two pow- phrase federal laws prolerolccting employee bridge and the collapsepse o f steel giiders at like skyscrapers and jumb( Tibo jets, and in- well as tlthe discontents and the wetveapons er line towers nearear Montreal were blasted safety. The cards are signeigned by Jack Ward the Atlanta stadium1 underui coitstnictlon creasingly sophisticat(:ated terrorist to lay th(them Ib^. Computer hackercers can by dynamite. Hy^iy^ o Quebec discounted Thomas, chief of the poresirest Service, for the coming Olympinpic Games claim at weapons, like the nerve gc J gas used in the downloadlad bom b m anu als v ia th e Int(Intemet. possibility' 6 f terrorism, however, Like Hahn, he urged employeescm) who gel 1(^ t two lives and injuinjurc scores. Tol^o subway. .. A shavining cr^am can'billed with1 a gray calling the incidimdtmts "simple acts o f von- arrested in the course o f officialc business P a g e A 4 The Tokyo catastrophe v not to resist; instead, theyicy should: contact a ed Foam-X can blow out Ihcthe w all - sarin, a product of Nazi Forest Service spccial agenigent. I 17. Sdme nuclear bombsi weighv, InJK'i.ynioof: o f the oldest fears about ' toxic that a good w hiff or.n a top on your Special agents, in turn,n, willv immediately Buchanan declailares iouple of hundred pounds, new weapfJns andind new urgets have not skin can kill you in 10 minu . . . b een realuted. contact the U.S. Attorney,icy, the Federal Bur Pat Buchanan standsnds against "sex and ' sarit) that k ille d six a n d inj “I think there’s been anin informali bond . reau of InveStigotion, and the U.S. MatJ violence" as he declar:lares his candidacy . ■■by m y .. , Pi"” ?'" ’s water supply? Pulp fic- between lerrorists and theitheir victims not *ousand«ids in T o k y o can be m a d e "b; shals Service. for the Republican prepresidential nomina- . fton aside, only a vast\ amount would not to exceed certain consirairraints - chemi- competei:ent organic chemist, espec tion in 1996. ly be hartnlessly diluteddill in all that wafer, "Because you are a FFor oresi S e r v icc em,^ cal, radiological, nuclearir anda biological onecxpcj>e|ienced with insecticides," L Andnuclear blacbickmail has proved a.big* ployee, we will do everyth:ything necessory to P a g e t A 8 ,C 1 said. “Are we vulnerable? weapons," said Robert Kup][uppcrman, a ter- ® 85^roblemforJai’ Jam es Bond than h is real ensure your safety and protect youf rorism expert. "Now thee terroristst< have hundred1 percent."f s, given the difficulty of rights," Thomas wrote.:. ““1 E veryth in g w ill tract." , Oursisocial contract is suc^Uha begun to exceed this contrac ling, delivering and deto- be done to have you releasileased as quickly al The Tokyo attack wass unprecedented,.ui :an do a greot deal o f dami‘" '“S e ./ noting a bomb..,- possible." but there appeared no reasc:ason why some- “ id Robebcit -McCrie, a.security exp( . Meanwhile, •thethe w o rld hia^ b a tten ed The cards have beenn distributeddi to al} thing like it could not hap y'CoIlege ofCciminoUustii Mothers’ protest2st spreads liappen^ogain — John Jay- stic^'m ^down. W itness the cgncrcte bainCT out- National Forests in4hctic at g e n c y ’s inler* on New York’s subway,I', ILondon|s un- New Yorl>rk.A'‘So far, thoy just haven’t mountain region,- said Bo Mothers of Russianm soldiers£ take their 0*^ sidfc Belfast’s Euroiuropa Hotel, the? soldiers Bob Swinford, at derground, or Paris’ Metro,tro. A mere fire- Nol in1 thet United States; tho bo^n the intermountain forester' anti-w ar protest into.'th<.'the figh tin g zo n e in 9A that , w th M -1 s in thele cas who are missing me that ^ garage at the WoiVorld Trade Cen,ter, the tied up the system for hours,urs. ' des'troyer-ed.'Pan Am Flight 103 i decide, he said. in action . 3 over ‘ checkpoints afoun3und London's financial j Next time, the weapon1 mighPasm cosily Lockerbielie, Scotland, in '1^ 8 was Sawtooth National Foresi P a g a A I I i flp p ar- district. jrest officials coulj I Please see9 WARNINGS/A^W

, Section A W W eal,.,...... ,6 F ^ o x facees E dl l ^ a nd t o d aly ' on fum d s issjsuej « ! W e a th e r ...... 2 M.M o n e y ...... 6^7 B j ^ Frank E Lockwood put the fed!id^ral tp b n ey to g o o d u se. m y p rom ise t o rcjcct rcj the burdensome and • Goals 2000 IcgislotioiItion will-give thj - N a tio n ...... 3 .8 * 9 ■D^• D e a r A b b y ...... 8 Times-Nejvs Tii writer E arjicr t ‘ Ibis' tdonth, afler waverinring for invasive federalll ccontrol which will result federal government ^ aeater ic control over i O p in io n ...... 1 0 •M Ml o v ie s ...... 8 w e e k s onn th'e;,lh'ue, Fox announcei ced she from participationion in Goals 2000." ' Idaho’s sc h o o ls and w ill1 saddlesdc Idaho wit£ , C o m i c s ...... 9 . • BOISE 1 - Should state Schoi:hools Superin- would unili Worid....;.;11-12 C< lUafdtliy reject G oals 20000 fftmds. ’Fox notes thatIt theth 1994 OOP convention "burdensome federal mandaindotes." -Z tendent Anne C. Fox unilateaterally retum ,-But the bo SSports...... 10-12 f boftrd,\^l bear-frotn,Iswm:/makers opposed Goalss 2(2000 and that the Q « ls • Taking Goals 200010 moneyn will $44S,000 in federal educaliottion funds and ' who argue Section B le that it is.the .board's jobib -• not 2000: Educate AtAmerica Act, was si^ ed crease the federal deficit. rcject another $1.6 millionI scheduledsc ,for the superininlend^rifs -, to accept or i M ag]cValley...1 S e c t i o n 0 jr reject into lew by Presiresident Clinton “without • Goals 2000 will cnausate 17 expensivj the 1995-1996 school year? federal mot J. " support o f Idaho’lio’s Republican cohgres- reports, and will focus^tteAttention on plant Obituaries...... 2 F Fc o c u s ...; ...... '1 • ,. -Or should local school boarc)ards be p e to Monday,^ y ( I^x.ieleased five pages1 o:o f rea* sional delegadon.”m.” and reports instead o f actiaction and impliC ' M lnl-Cpssla ...... 3 Legal Le notices ..1 aslask for the Goals 2000 motnonpyif they sons for op 3{^ in g Goals 2000.fbnds.ils.'Chicf Since six of' ihiIhe eight state education m entation. C la s s ifie d ...... 1 :6 wiiw ish ? ( ' ■ a m o n g .th e Id a h o 01, item are'political concerns,ns. Fox board membersers were appointed by Sui^irisingly, Fox’s repoiepon doesn’t hotfc / • • 'Today, the State Board o f'^ucation Ed will said ber thi thou^ts *^inor the coavicvictions Democrats, itt isisn’t cerlom they’ll be thot state Gov. Phil Batt is a lso on her sid ^ hear Fox's reasons for opp'oip'osing Goals ofthe man) W e prin t b nn re^^dr< paper. Sj Idaho voters who placedxlm i ein swayed by Fox’s's oja p p ea ls to G O P u n ity . Friday, Batt told reportersters, “Basically;^ 2000. They’ll also hear fronrom Pocatello this office, P le a s e r eopycfe c y II again. ■ h i, !’ .Fox alsa lists:s nnine reasons why Goals ' doa’t.think the federa^ovepvcmment sHouU School Principal Carolelie McWilUam,1 "This uninusu^y large majority w ho se - 2 0 0 0 i » ’f right forforldaliar • Ibe setting'the rules foi^Qsljfk b fi schoc^ls." , a state Ijoard member who sayssay Idaho can. Iected tiie, dM ,fib; u p an , on t h e hbasis u of Among them: j _ P l e a s ea pee FUND8/A4

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iM i Idaho foio r e c a s ts Nationalal temperaturest Tuetday, M ircbZi l lI - ______The Accu-\u-W eather* forecast for noo ! Acoi-Wetlhtf » fofccMlxul for d()lime condiliuiu ind high Icmp icon. Tuesday, March 21. ■ Max ^ Min Pep ' < Albuquerquei® 75 4 5 > M agic V alliilley ___ Banda »«pa/aMNoMtmpi •nvonrtrtiooMfOfUwday. , Atlanta ' .79 53 „... •' CAHAOA Boston 53 3 2 .■ ...... ' i ------Breezy today wi wilh showers likely. A slightht chancc of a ‘ Chicago 60 43 V.2t • • • thundershower. HjgHjshs around 50. Southwest wiwinds 15 to 25 SOis^ J S u . • 81 68 ; w : . •; } mph. Tonight pflnlflnly cloudy with, a good cbaniincc o f rain o r Donver 61 25 .... : r snow showcn. Lew D es Molnos ICocurO-Alonolsi J)wa in the 30s. Wednesday panaitly cloudy. A fflS; B 46 38 .20 : chnncc o f tLihowcitwcr. Highs 45 to 50. The ultrstraviolet index Detroit ' 64 35 .04 ' • forecast is Z a m inlinijnal ij exposure level. ■ " I B P P S O s Honolulu 84 74 ...... i Houston 83 64 ...... ■ ^ \ Indlanapollsa 6fl' 49 .08 ; ^ : E x t e n ^ d r 1 regional forecastst : W- K 6 0 s K ansas Cityy 61 49 .01 __M Loa V egas 60 58 ...... ■; Tfaunday4loudyidy nnd breezy with a good chatwice of valley Los Angelos« 69 62 ...... -f rain and mountainin ssnow. Lows in the upper 20sIs east> to upper ' ‘ ^ ^ Momphls 73 63 .46 , : 30s west. Highs in t]the 40s lo lower 50s. Miami Beach:h BO 62 ...... - Friday mostly clocloudy wilh a chance o f min or snow. Lows 50 37 .29 ,: ^ ------25 to 35. Highs inn ththe 40s to lower 50s. \ Mlnnoai^lss 42 27 .23 : \ '60s NowOrioana T!T Saturday, partlytiy >cloudy with a chance of ra in o r snow . 7i la 79 55 ...... • New York 54 39 ..T.. •: : Low s in the upperrr 20s2i cast to upper 30s west. Hi{ X iig h s 45 lo 55. Oklahoma City 69 51 ...... •/ : “ “ I s i B : 0 ^ ^ 7 3 3 FRONTS: ^ Omaha 60 45 .23 □ Wood Rive/er Valley ^ Phoonb< 88 57 ...... J Pittsburgh 75 4 8 ...... 'I ' wyo. Showers likelyly i and slight chance o f a thurlundershowcr. wa Portland. Ma.a. 44 25 ...... : com WA/tU STAVONAJiY e iW A c ■J- •• ’I,’?------Snow level 8200► feI AW OtSMAOU- irc- chance of a thundcndcrshower. High near 50. South ihvnndslOto Idaho; High. h.? 70 dej^rees at’Tw in Foils. Low,■ow, I7dcgrcca'atFairfield, 20 mph. Tonight poipartly cloudy with a chance oifnunorraow f t N.lion; High. jh. 99 degrees nt Laredo, Texas.:as. Low, 14 degrees at Houlton,I. IMaine. U h JU m U e , / ______shower. L ow rinI the m id-30s. Wednesday partly A lm anac tiy cloudy and ______I For currentit road roi conditions, call > ------coolcr with a chancejice o f a shower. Highs 45 to 50.0. — Idaho these numbersbcrs: Twin Falls, 736- ; Twin Falls* Northern N 3070; w, 334-3731;3 Pocatel- . - Nevada 24; Rigby 745-7278; ' Max MicMin Pep MaxIX Min^ Pep • . TunetoihcNi: National Weather Service radio dio band at V H F-FM 162.4 o r 16162.55 MHZ l?u\’ goi™'4•964*6000; the Elko. Bolso 61 46 .12 Yoslordoy 700 36I .07 . C ooler w ilh aI chchance o f snow showers wesest and snow or call 423-44:■4423. Nov.,flrea,,702-738-8888. 702 Bufloy 69 34 ....Lost yoor 2 42 16 ..... showers likely castist jHighs in the 40s. Breezy. Tor'onight chancc L_— Folrflold 40 17 .10 Normal . 544 29; .04 of snow showersI amand cold. Wednesday inereasinling chance o f Gooding 55 35 snow and winds nornorth and rain in the valleys.. Highs ^ in the Hogorman 60 «40 :SJ P r e c i p i t a t i o n 40s. Increasing wind Rain, wind, smnow roar across Idaho Foils, 59 28 Month to doto; s Pacific Northwiwest Joromo 62 35 .27 Normol mo. lo doto:n: ',75 Northern UtahUl The A sto d a tedledP ress Even stistiffer wind blew through thehe region'sr mountoins Lowlston 64 45 tr. W otor yoar to doto;1; a.03 wilh guststs reported reaching 129 mphh dirough dii the crests of Malad 62 32. 32 ■ Normal.yoar to doto:10; 5,77 Windy wilh minain showers and nftembon.thu(lunderstimns A powerfulLil storm« smick the Pacific NortJonhwesi wiih rain Califomia’ia’s Siem i Nevada, Malta 65 27 . hkcly today . Soutf3uth winds 20-40 mph with KiHigher'gusts.' and strong vindswin M ondo.y w hile ii secondnd weather system . Wind alsalso blew at up to 50 mph acrossnss sections o f Nevada |g Comfort factcaO rs Highs near 60. Toni'onight periods o f rom and fe McCoIl 44 29 a few thiinder- spread wind andan rain from Ihe lower Missisississippi Valley to and westertern Utah, with blowing dustst cuttingci visibility in / possible along the benches. Ri Pocotollo 63 3030 ...... Humidity 016 p.m.: 90 pcL storms with snow pc Rain or snow the lower Greatcat Lakes. parts o f Ne'ievada. A gust to 105 mph was'as reportedr atop Neva- I night. Lows in the mid-30s. W Solmon 58 2727 tr. B aro m o to ral6 p .m1 .;:' 29 65 F - decreasing late at ni{ Wednesday a The stormin in the Northwest spread on inchrich o r m ore o f rain d a 's Slidee fMountain, south o f Reno. iwcrs with partial afternoon d o : Stanloy m 19 19 ...... Pollon count: 22; JunlfjrilDor cot- morning showci Icanng. High- across northcnicm California into OregonI andan Washington, The secc:cond weather system was centc near 50. The ultmvicnviolct index forecast is 3, a la :entered over northern . Sun Valloy 50 23 23 tr. tonwood (low). low;expo?urc Twcnty-four-hc-hour rain amounts by mid mo rating. moming included Illinois, Skywatch 1.2 inchcs at Ukiah,UI Calif.; .98 at Mount ShaShasta City, Calif.; Windy’ conditionsc extended from Loui^.ouisiana, where wind ' Id ah o wre^ e th e r su m mla ; rv ond .83 at Brool'ookings, Ore, blew at 3010 mph. through the Ohio Valley,illey, where Indianapo- ^ By midaftcm:cmoon, rain was beginning to juM cttoday 6:51 p.m. to mix with snow lis reporteded a gust lo 48 mph when a cold front passed over )unri8c tomorrow 6:38 a.m. It rained much1 ofo f the day in. the western paif.h of Idaho "cross Ihe highigher country of nonhcm Calil)alifomia. and had the city. -unar phase; Fult. March 16; lastast quar- '''hile the rest o f thehe ssu te saw an increase in cloudiids. changed to allill snow! in parts o f Oregon. ThiiThunderstorms dc- Some strstrong thunderstorms developed)pcd over parts o f the 1 ^ 1 cr. March 23; new, March 30; firfirst quar- A s a cold frontt cnentered Idaho in latc oftemoo:wn ond early veloped overparts pa of western Washington. Tennesseee Valley.’ er. April 8. evening, numerousis rarain showers and increasing windsw devel- High windI shooksh the coast of Oregon, gusgusting to 97 m ph Light raii•ain ond rain mixed with snowiw extendede: across the Jupltor. oped. Anemoon souliouth winds were strongest at PocatelloPo and at Cope Blanco, /Ifllbto plBnets: Momino, Vonus,i, Ji tco, 68 at Gold Beach, 60 atI NcNclarts and 58 at northem GreatGr Lakes, The system wasi expcctcdexf to cany that ilorcury. Evoning; Mors. Caldwell near 20 mphmp with gusts exceeding 30 mj mph. Ccdorvillc. rain on intoito the Northeast during the nightight and today.

W a r n i nI j g S ------— G a S - . i D e t e i i o frating dini i o s a u r Continued from A1 tim cofretuc tu m . ' ttential'for conflict. Persotw n n e i w h o C o n t in u e d ftXJmfrc A l ^ ndl be rcachcd for comommcnt Mon- Other sin simple precautions include: rmust enter such on sinihouldaleit ^^ The gas waswa used by Iraq in its day. : • D o no th e ir ra n g e r first. En^ployCt not leave the BLM com- I " w a r w ith Iranin inI the I9i80s. - u n d a m aa g e d b y tt r r e m o r Mike M cNeill, a1 Buhl-basedB pound withiithout a radio. Maintain ra- identify i' alternative rqtiics i s.mandout r; The three,J, ofTcctcda subway lines rangeland specialist wiUiwil Nevada’s \dio conWctict when in the field; make cof specific'sites an i bc i DINOSAUR, Colo.. {(AP) — about 15 m il e : aware of back tcto normal schedules liles northwest of Humboldl Nalional Foreorcst, said he's sure all cququ ip m e n t w o rk s. ^their surroundings at alt tin The stegosaurus that sitsits outside Rangely, withiiithin 5-10 m iles of heard of llic advisory ( ™“ oneis Tuesday. Thehe crush of commuters ry cards - bul . consi,tsider traveling in pairs "Keep in mind that eve city holl'is cracking, butbt don’t Dinosaur, a towtown of 313 on the h a sn ’i go tten one. entitled to an opinion rega:pnling the relalivclycly light, however, bc- nditions or situations war- ® b la m e M o th e r N atu re . edge of Dinosoujsour National Mon- j In her memo, Hahn,h„ urged all ownership of public domailain lands," cause it wasi a holiday for the spring M ayor Dennis SimsIS s a id in u m en t. BLM employees to rcpi When attending meetings ^ e q u in o x ..' report all inci- Hahn wrote. ease anybody wonders,, thet: dele- Charlotte Phcli’hclps ofthe Range- ■' dents and threats.• EmployeesE ™th a highigh potential for controvcr- "Disagreements probably)ly can’t bc About lO.C0,000 police were as- rioroting dinosaur is ogaging and ly Police Departpartment said people should make ccrtain otherolh employ- 'V. "“''fVy your> supervisor of your g, settled in the field. Employoyec sofcty siped to theie investigotion. Along wos not domajgcd in o1 MondayI who callcd herer o and the Rio Blan- CCS know where they are,an including dcstmalionjn andi travel in pairs. n m u st c o m e f i r s t T h e b « t; strategysi is with militaryy chcmicol( warfare cx- moming earthquake thahot regis- co Counw shcrificrifTs officc rcport- their routes o f travel and an cxpcclcd * Avoidid areas1 with a known po- t( to avoid confrontations.” perts in gosi masksn and protective tcred 4 .1 on the Richtcr scalc.s< : cd ‘‘wolfs shokhoking and things c lo th in g , p'olic)lice examined the five* "I guess wc surviveded pretty foiling off shelvitelvcs. Nothing scri- train s w h e re: sarinsn seeped from con- good,” Sims said. "Therere .wos no ous.” F u n d s — '■ loiners and packagcspi wrapped in major damage of any kirnind.ndef- Wovcrly PeriPerson of the U.S. ’ initely woke everybody newspopcr to0 Ilook like lunch boxes. dy up. U Geologicol SiSurvey/Notional Continued from A1 lasted 10-15 seconds ani^ati there Eorthqudkc Infc lo o k e d a t il, it was the least cncum- fifall on Fox. "Frankly, I wvont o to see ' Eight peopl?plc died and 75 w e re Informotion Center was an aftershock that soijomcpt'o- in Golden soid Joint Finance Appnipropriations bcrcd fedenIcrol m oncy'^t I had seen her h take a stand for a cha!iongc,” he still in critico:ico! condition Tuesday oid the tremor oc- p ie felt.” curred at aboutut 5:465: a.m. Committcc Chairmanan Kathleen inmyl6yciy e ars.” ‘ . '■ aia d d ed . moming. Fireire Department spokes- The mayor said thec quake. Person saidd noni domage or in­ “Kilty” Gumsey and SenSenate Educa- House EEducation Committcc Most stale board membnbcrs con- mon Takoshili Y o m a g ish i sa id ^,695 which was centered ddirectly juries hove beenteen reported in the - tion Committee Chairairman John Chairman1 RonR Black. R-Twin Falls, t tt a c te d b y The Times-NtVeivssoidi people receive,ived trcotracnt at hospi- south bf this Utoh-Coloroirado bor- sporsely populnjuloted region. He Hansen arc expcctcd to0 testifytc today said he isn'sn't sending any^letters to they’re undecidcdi obout thetl Goals • tals in and aroundan Tokyo. Nearly der town, broke a fewV picturc soid the quakeike wos not felt in in.favor o f taking the moinoncy. the state board.bc His message was 2'2000 issue and will makeceup.their. 700rcmoincdl :d h o sp italize d , fra m e s. Vernal, Utah,h, aboutt 50 miles Hansen, a lawyer■ frfrom Idaho sent last wc(week, when he hfe|ped craft minds after hearing both sitsides. Cur- , Akio Masah jahata, 21, said he was The quokc’s epiccntnter was northwest of R m tis H. Eaton, a board mcmlmb e r Iro m 1,13 „ R ongcly. Falls, says half of Fox'st's employees legislation)n aimed at empW ering ^ to work when his train I__ Twin Falls, soid, “I’m willii are funded by federal dolldollars. As for Fox to makilake the Goals 2 0 0 0 ,d c c i- J Ihngtolis- Btoppedandaran announcement soid ^ ten. but at this point, it seer G o a ls 2 0 0 0 , H an sen doesn't do< think , sion withou!Dul th e b o a fd . \ |5 there had beenen an explosion. IS th a t, w e o s a s to te o u g h t tito accept .-Then j stj, Shots fired in L.A . park leave: 6 wounded J its requirements are burdcirdensomc. “They reallyrea ought to stay out o'f^ iiorted to smell it,” he th e m o n e y a n d th e n le t tl LOS ANGELES (AP) - “These arc the mostst string-free: il and let itit stays with the superinten- ' g o n 0 gurncy ot St. — Shots Dunkin. “It maylay bI e gon g-related.” ' school boords decide whetle S c r t o ' were fired M onday at o cilcity pork The shooting o federal dollars I can recallrec having ‘dent’sofficeice,” he added. motional Hospital. “It lg ot C aress Paric oc- ‘want the money for their disiSricLs ■■ ■ near Dodger Stadium, wounc se en .” H an sen sa id Frida> nding six currcd aroundi 5:255: p.m.. and m ay. day. Black, wwh h o h a d c ritic iz e d F o k ’s ■ \ ther have l>“ t'o toU ie-he. I could feel it in my \A ddcd Eoton: “I’d rath people, police said. h o v e -b e e n 0 driviIrive-by shooting.'Po-;. \ Said fonner state Supeuperintendent post indeciscision on the issue, says th al level if nostrils. Whenen 1 realized it must bc ■ things dccided at that local • “It’s not-cjcactly clear whI/hot h o p - lic e w e re se o rcrching h i for a red truck- ‘ Jeny Evans on Mondaylay, “When I the burden!n o< f the decision should ; gas, people werew starting to col- w c c a n .” pened,;’! said police Lt..t.. John thot moy hove; beenbet involved. . lapse aroundImc.” m • ’ , |.^ 0 .Police irinovtov^ packages leaking |iIdfEiha road repilort G o a l s 2 00 0 0 : W h dit’s i the fussi s ^ a b o u i1 1 , • ' sarin from foiiibiir subway stations— •• Tbc Times-Ncws ' ' the Kasumigotgoseki. station, Tsukiji • U ,S . sstudents t will lead the btbasic'educ'atipn for^tudenimis m.our . station near T • Tokyo’s largest fish IBOISE (A PK -T he Ida)laho Dc- ly, wet; Donnelly-1:lly-Ncw Meadows, wet,.; world in scicc ie n c c a n d m a th . mn o tio n ." T h e « ^ l r c o ^ n s a n • market, the HiHongo-sonchome sto- pojportment of Transportation; MondayN niin. BOISE - President BushBu and the ■ . Evtfry q ■ Open <^puses at jur / adull American will be unior ond tloh ontfNnkanumij^sokauc; ...... refreported ivet rdo'ds. ' Idaho 2 1 —Boise-ldaho B o City, wet/ nation’s governors cam amc up with literate, scs e n io r h ig h levels. ■; Bul passengiIgers straggled or vverc ., ^Rood coriditioas: <9 rain; Idaho Cily-ily-Lowman, wet, icy„ six goals for America’s sc s schools. . Every/ sschool in America will • th e dc;misVof the■ internali carried from>m stations at stops ^U.S. 95 — Fluinnier-Canadiidian bor- spots, rain, snownow; Lowmon-Bonncr' By the year 2000, theyey said:; have goodd idiscipline and will bc sthicture of monflwi^g younjing p e o p le th ro u g h o u t a •wwi ide sc c tio n b f cen tral der, wet.;raiiiing; Riggins-WIAihileblrd >ts, rain. • All American childrcdren will start drag-,and viiviolence-fr«. at the Junior and ^iOE.biglIgh levels: Tokyo. The poisonedpi trains ran on Hill, wet; Whitebird Hill-Mosccicow «4rv- U.S. 20 — Mounlountain Home-Fairfield. ’ school ready to leam. 0 0 home-rooms, the'loVk bfof.consis- line, * 0 , W ciser-N ew M eadow s, d ty . w wi e t ’l l ' 'vct; Fairfield-MontMontana line, dry. • • S t a t e SIchools c h Superintendent • welled ncor .the Ginza wel,taini u.S.26-Diy.■ry. • T h e h ig h s c h o o l g: tOTt c la s s a d v iso rs. Marsi'ng-Orcgon line, wc£ 1 graduation Anne C..Fo>:ox'has,said she can’t ac- .. sh o p p in g distn eye and respi le-G lcn ni Interstate 86 —- E D r y . ;; bc grounded, in English,ih, math, sci- f c result of spiratory pain from PerFeny, wetrBliss-Uuih line, dry. of diagnosing why public prproblems*' insteod of using J „ . Interstate 15 —- C D r y . y ence, hislory and gcograpl igfedcfok^ umdentifiedfunf u m e s .. IIdaho 55 -— H otseshoe Bend-1 raphy. education. hihas failed to provide a dollars do to get the job done. d-Donne1- U.S. 3 0 - D i yry. . ------I'T- ■ ^ ta . .^ T h c T B u o N n Circulatiot i o n p ." . '““ k'l'y*ay*. To rcpon lalo newi and andmd Sunday s 4 .0 0 per week; dailyiiy only '. ^ rts renilu1 afteral 5:30 and on weekendi. 53.5(;3.S0 per week; Sunday only S2.5 , Allen Wilson, circulation d ondirector call 733-0931.I. weekveck. Out o f tuie rates: daily aod Si H Inform. Circulation pbone line* ne* aro open be- $5.0(;5.00 per Week; daily only $4.00 per tween 7 and 10 a.m. only. If; erweek^ .1 *** . If you do not re- A , lunday only S3.00 per week. Sales t ceive your paper by 7 a.m„ a A d v e r t i s i n g sund s ta x io - . ludcd In all obc^o rates. A $13.00D.cbarge c for your area: '■ “ " " “ " “ I - k. odvertiiing director ®’liff irlll be levied for all returned checks. Jerome-Wendeli-Coodlng- ib to place an advcrtiscmeni. * ‘ ^ S P O R T S WEATHER SKIING ; L 536-2533 31. 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Tuosdoy,ay. March 21. 1995 Times.Nowsows, T*ifi Fjiils, idiifio A-3 Nation I D u r ain [ mouse to d(lebate wcelfare chjianges D allssMMoming News and thhrowing r it away so that it can■ n ev er grow •back,"" .said House VVay.s and M l . WASH Means Comniiiiee • SHINGTON — Thc Housee bbegins debate on Chairmanan Bill Archer, R- Texas, Tuesdayly of thc broadest, deepcsi eh I w a n ti •changes in federal'- Domenocrats say the CiOP propooposiil will merely welfaree programsp sincc the Ncw Dea. )eal. throw tthe poor off \t’clfare. notlo t I'lelp tlicin finil If apprjprovcd by the House and Sc iV Senate and signed work, and a cause more hunger, hi; I b y P rcsiisident Clinlon. the House . honieiessness and use Republicans' crime.. They' note lhal thc Repu.•publicans plan lo “ Personalnal Responsibilily Aci” wouh Duld reducc spend- apply savingss; from poverty ;>roiirograms toward a C l i n t1,/V r J.JI. ing by ababout S60 billion over lhc:nc:next five .years on S189 billillion tax cut.. food, chii :hild-care and welfare prograigrams lhat .suppon "Tliisis is a way to get welfare nion __ 35 millioilion Americans. noney off children’s WASHINGTON ( backs iinand inlo thc pocket.s ofwealt■ealtiiy people," said )nd that one-fifth cui in piannt Francisco Manin Duranin wDiitd for nncd spending, ihe Rep. Saram Gibbons. D-I-‘la.. ilie rankianking Democrat nn hours in front o f the Whihilc House, . mid end an era in which lhehe federal govern- Ways anjnd Means.- ;uaraniccd‘every American a scmfauiomatic rific bencatailhhislrciich 1 a m in im u m sian- Thc bill bi is expecied to'pass lhe liouse later ihis coat, until he though8hl he saw dard of'living. Ii, Dozens o f federal aid [ id program s would week, de.spite dc the Dem ocratic aitac.Hacks and reiiewuil opened lire, be combiribined into block grants to thc President Clinton and o; ;hc states, with few opposiiiclion from anti-abonion group:iiiip.s to some provi- proscculors asscned as D attached. Duran’s trial sions thahai they argue will push morelore women lo lui\ e We areao pulling thc currcnt system began Monday. cm out by ils roots abonions•ns. V . Hy , D u ra n ’s defense attorneys I------acknow ledged that he s| White House wiih bu W h i t e; ]House offers de.scribcd him as a paraniinoidschizo- j t i t i ) „ phrcnic who vented his ai ■ anger on the iU J lj overhaulO’ plan ^ “ stately symbol o f U.S. .government, g( , WASHINi D o u b le -m u rd e r diefendant e f O J. Simpson s 1 show a'hls middle fln-‘ not the president him.sclf. INGTON (AP) — Tlic g e r to t h e J u ry Moni o n d a y . The stocky, gray-haired,■. ^ Clinion admiministration presented its saw wasn’t Clinton, but a :rhaul and consolidate fed- BS businessman on a private g programs Monday, hop- Simpsnus and incentivee available.c ; approved by the House of hearsay. TlThe law provides an exccp-; Duran, 26, ofColoradi :ivcs last week, as a delib- Long establishf : Developments M ond)nday in the O.J. lion for proprosccutors. Coio., is chargcd with attci t m p l i n g w led regional tire dde ealer, Full on Ihc poor, Simpson murder ease: ONE AAT l A TIME: Superior Court kiJJ the president, who .wa^as inside at :l b a d i n v e s I the.time, watching a boll Josol by HUD Secretary range of service:es and career oppc)portunities. ^ESTIQAT.OR: .Judge.LancanccJto-wamcd-Shapiro-and __ _ .■U an,eo„_J„''^PS“ ncros trims $13 billion DctccfTve ThTlip Vannatter Vai told Vannatter:r tot slop talking at thc same • ;cncy over fivcycars, and A f^ ly in pen defense attorney Robeiibert Shapiro he time. "Excixcusc me, gentlemen. You’re • “He haled ihc U.S. gova/emment, he f™ "'ihc agcn, rson, 206 4th AvtIve. Wesf 5 60 main programs into J took no notes; drew no10 {gun, callcd no both old1 ppros. You’re driving thc hated lhe president of thtl e U n ite d ' “ " '" i . f !'■' ‘ gronus. backup and issued no instructions court report•oner nuts. Let him finish tlic 'Stales,” Dubclicr said'd■dnri„£his 'hi^btod^ vyhen he went' to Simpson’s question,. letlc him finish the answer,": opening statement. Rockingham estate to0 advisea him of Ito said. Htcd that prose- how m uchh it’s i costing Kaclin, but And he played down thc cutors didn’t want to int le damage patch. Lateral prooves andd sipingsi[ form an interrupt iheir Solters saidd heh imposed conditions on done dc by bullets that shattcrei momentum or were conci red a win- m f t mccmed about the deal. “II toldti him I was interested dow dc and struck the mansior abundance oi gripping edgeidges lo supply ptrsonalizing Simpson. 1 on’s from m m m 1. The defense in only onec thing t — carecr publicity pillars: pi “When you see ih cannot introduce thc ta; the bullet M continual tracking-powerwer os well. tape bccause — and noiI usingu O.J. Simpson as a holes, he they’re not thot bad.’’ slQte law considers out-of- Kramer ■ V Vh' •of-court state- dcvicc," Sollesllerssaid. said sa they cost S3,400 to repair 360 UNIFORMM TIRE S e n a t e GS O P 12 yea.ar-old finds lo tterjry tick et in trasli QUALinGBALADING ASHLAN\ND, Ore. (AP) _ scratch-off SCI ticket worth $4 J T R U a i O N lar-old Ryan Wiles has a week, wc he found a ticket w orth: STEEL BEITEDCONSTR p u s h e s \i i ^ e t o ’s really trashy, but right “I’m thc most popular ki(tid in my Roiiodiql mnslrurtion olone accouccounis for mony now he’s thithc most popular student sci school,” thc sixth-grdder i ■* of Iho performance odvonlonelones assotiolea al his school,•ol. ; . have ha’ people coming up to meTie Saying legislatio]u n . Ryan saidd I:he searches for old lottery ’Hey, 'H' w c’rc best friends, righ wilh lhe moiiern lire: excel!:cellenl riding tickcts almosjost every day in a convc- He 1 said he'll spend aboi comfort responsive hondlimdling, long WASHINGTON (AP) - out SlOO *) — Partisan nience store)rc gi^rbage bin near his from fro the Money Gome tiel feuding threatened a Sen Ickct and nUeoge, nnd fuel economy.'. SlesISl( cord bells Senate bill to house. Lastt summer,su he found a Bingo put pul thc rest in thc bank. give thc president greatertr aoulhority lo _ odd lhe sirengih necessaryr|^fbr fi durable, kill specific expenditures3 in-sRcpdingit ^ ■ dependable lire life bills despite rare unonimitmity between Congress and the White HoHouse on tlie E l need for such power. m t As Senate Republicans p m IS pushed leg- i H c n islation Monday that woivould let Ihe president eliminate separaterate spending , items. President Clinton urjurged Senate . h d 1 1 J “to pass the strongest pos; line- ^m m n i item veto." “If the members o f Congongress from both parties are serioys aboutabc cutting thc.deficit. give me this veto, and I'will get star right oway,” Clinton said in a istatement fttim the White House. n ^ While many Democratsrats support the concept, a Democratic,itie, filibuster ^ loomed bcMuse of anger c tr over what IWftnrofefcilhli!d»5om70SmsBh(kw^M they said was a last-minute las MIm/Jio Republican maneuver toJ changccl thc fpi55/80R]3813 ...... 4 4 . 2 3 P2I5/7 legislation's content Dcmo'mocrats said ' ^ P165/B0R13 5/75*15...... 6 0 . 7 0 . thc GOP plan ignored tiieirleir conccms *13...... 4 7 . 0 8 f22S/7: about ceding too much le ^ P175/S0R13(1 3 ...... 4 8 . 2 1 mi/7]s/7 5 « 1 5 ...... 6 4 . 0 8 power to the executive branc Z- P185/80R13!1 3 ...... 5 0 . 4 9 PI8S/7IS/75R1S...... 6 # S » 7 Repliblicans, with 54 memembers in d S r ' AMERICAN MADEM tha Senate, need 60 votescs tot cut off ^ PI85/75R14i l 4 ...... S 3 . 3 2 PH5/7I5A 0 H H ...... 6 1 . 8 5 AMERICAN ov}WNED debate. That vote isI exc p e c te d - P195/75l!r4il'< ...... 5 4 . 4 6 m s/n5/70R14 6 2 . 8 0 W ^ c ^ y . > P205/7SR14i l 4 ...... 5 6 . 1 8 l’21S/7(S/70R14 6 4 1 0 Thc line-ltem veto poi the "Cooper Tires,e s...'!' ■ '. House OD Feb.~6 by a 294- vole P2J5/75R14i n .....:...... 6 0 . 4 2 P2HS/7(S/70R14 6 5 . 8 0 best known (or qqi u a l i t y and was considered one ool f the less I m m P225/75RI4! U ...... 6 3 . 8 4 P2lb/7!i/ZORIS 6 5 6 0 controversial of the Housi)use'GO.P’s P205/7SR15H i ...... 5 8 . 4 8 ______i/7 0 lilS ...... 6 9 . 3 0 since 1914."1 " . “Contract With Americ: , because ofthe president’s‘support suj Currently, thc presidentnt ican only ■ SAM IKCABDSWELCDIiDME veto spending bills in their entirety, I JMBH - ' >»i/W ■ IKCE1938, BAHt ’ letting lawmakers slip inin s spending I programs to helplpcal const>nstituencies ^ and spe^al interests. 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Ala., on a fogg;■■ • • . . - •' tdwcr luid bC' below, although the lights ^' ^Monday moming.I. lUIMore th an 1 0 0 c a rs annd d tru c k s collided in a strirtrlng o f ac cid en ts th a t ea week. The.d perform ingon “i him. jreports said Itiiiedd cone motorist and Injurejredatleast43. I work at then’t move, man. That was lapsed, h e sain said. Construct!ier workers were injured, iMore: th a n 1LOO' vehi(Icles cra H ouston )epartment spokesman Tim been hanging. H tsaid one refused treat- harness wherrgia Baptist Hospital said it WHnjured-personrWho-was— IIIU I iiu ijigy lights and the i lonibgg g y A l aabaiiiM iariy bleachcre bclctory condition with a did not fall > onand head injuries. 1 . ; MOBILE, Ala.',(Al(AP) — People''- sultant,, in a preliminary report, hadid maybe 35 or 40 minutes "H e didJium n ’t w as “topped ofT* by sc until they b r o u ^ t equipme j ' Iscmmbled from theireir m angled cars listed theie bridgeI as dangerous bccausc n M it,” Houstonkers & lost week to m ark the id out. She was pinned in. Wi ! 'and frantically trieded to flag dowrj of “suddidden fog flareups," said 3 . S n Tw o other)n of major steel work, 5 . ■{approaching drivere'asas'more'than 1 IOO Transpor)ortation Dcpartmcnlnt windshield out and tore the said-FireDcpon began last summer, ’cars and trucks crashedh ^ in a seiies of spokesmainan Ralph Holmes. He said theic help them get in there.” Sgonanski.lanta H Committee for the 'wrecks Monday on\ a foggy bridge consultantant recommended installing a Others, afraid of being. ^ ment; Georgitjames issued ^ statement jover Mobile Bay. $4.7 mlillion ill to $6 million systemm jumped into the bay. Th1* ^ ------received-oneHrc would be an immediate a- about 30 feet above the : ^ J- One person was killedkil , six w ere under whi#hich computers' would mea- in satisfact*ition. A woman who.’ City, .and Olympic officic ia ls a r e d w a rfe d b y a b aan i k o f ilghte th a t . 1 at le ^ 74 were sure anyly fog and activate warninglg waters. Audiorities said n h' ■ >critic&Ily injured and at . , braised hipI an the phone at AtlantaI co llap se d a t th e 1996 SummerS Olympic StadluidIum constractlon' ^ J ;!takcn U> the hospital.' lights ifncfnccessaiy. ’ into the water, and guaics in her cor, Constructors, the jo in t ven- ' iis^ctlo n worlcer w as kilieiikili< In the acci- ^ ■ “I vrtis rear-ended by a truck, then a A tthic eti time o f the occidcnt,‘the pro-0- several vehicles from falliinent to gM her „orkcting the structure, said no, site Monday. One cons ^garbage truck just plowedpl( through posal waso s still being studied. Charles Lathan saidW h efaclcdte e„„p|e,io„vailable to com m ent. id e n t an d tw o were.lnjuilured. • _ - ^ ------everybody,” said-JanJam es Coiem 'an, StatoI TrooperTi sjwkesmfln Sgt. Mikc_,ke__misscd getting hil.by.a.Uhe hood off lo construcUon ! • |who escaped withoutout injury in the Boan saidaid “one big wall of fog” hadad truck. T he A tlan •cluster of ru^-holir■ collisionsco on the movedI acrossi the bridge earlyly “Wc saw a lady wavir5B hi^ nearly Olym pic Gni o n Y/-E - Day in ly." Lathan said. §he wi iitonoptsiforMosc I Interstate 10 span. Monday,ly, and “ you could not see in rhcbndEC.H s^iy'inguicre warn him and a passen •' Some three miles of the seven-mile front of[you yc anyfiiing." : shallow bay i„'vcstlgatic[NGTON (AP) — Choosing I Aved ones.!' said the Russiaissians “cxpcct a number he before hitting the wrecli 'bridge were strewn1 withw blackened ' The firfirst collision occurred in the 1 no one went a„s„crcdnds t over old, President | Curry said of world leaders lea to gather in \s Lathan saidthcy.got outlardrnils kept heaps o f wreckage,- soirjome o f thcittcon— westbounlund lano about 6:45 a.m. As will celebrate Ihe "50th ' Iritish "are - Moscow.” - — cc before 1^ 8-wheeIer hitlling h in. sistuig o f dozens of’ Cars looked motoristsists slowed or got out to scc ry of the allied victory in | hted" that “There’ss nm o d e c is io n y e t’! Ap nd pushed it mto a pilw p. liko “somobody hadid crushedc a beer what hadlad happened, other cars and he narrow ly „„e w as avaiIn Moscow rather than P-residenttAl w licthcr Mijor.wiIl ajor be among.thcm; _ entered the fog and rear-endedcd “Thcre’sVW|ck Blaz.iractor-trailcr ...... * . co n .* 'said o n e w itn eS3, ss,' N ed Morris. trucks cnt he .White House announced will rcpre- ’ according to> tiic tii< B ritish Embassy. ■'' -' Fog is a frequentnt 1hazard on the other vehichicles. that looks lik e ^ accor the United The Britishish mt ade clear last .wc'dk m, truck driver B ^ Blockwi/ing frantical- ■ llV l I bridge, which .is aI mmain commuter “All1 youyi could hear was wham, cision to accept President i-in'Lbndoh. tiieir annoyanceonce over on invitation'll ht,' helped rcmov 5 the damajwas trying to >1 ro iife a n d Ts o f t o ' bus]msy'i^th Vacation whamiwlwham;” said James Cartwright,' :Itisin invitation to be in a lw will par^ Irish nationalistalist leader Gerry Adajfis ;lped rescue a woman trapped in “I t’s a m e ss up there, travelers. whohclp< May 9 canie a month after Ite thff same to a Sti- Patricklick'sDaycelebratioQ^-tt hed car. “I sat with a lady forfor which way you could ima]ck?gV°hlad': ] Last August, a statetate highway con- a crushcc Oials said ih c fig h tin g in I'ccremonics jhe White.Hoosloose, as well as tiic d ^ r • V Adams to raise money ii) c 'r n l J n 'wi made l it unlikely Clinton P a ris ' and 8ibn_toallowA( >tates. 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Mono j; ■ ' W ore bis.sup^xnteis leapcaped to hustle . Buchanan, who was a spccch sure an anti-BusIlush protest. He faces a cof a hi^-profile tug-of-wai in his subsequent remarks. ffifcm from thO' to o m . Dcmoiijm.lor Dc ““ 'T l'i writer for President NixonI anda com- bigger field ofof candidates, better C uom o an d O klahom a's foarmer r governor. 1 by his wife, Shellev. nnd ^ — — fephfr-Torw ian.-a p e kL«imm-fa-lhe e st .Wwlicil b: munications director for PPresident financed-than-he-h&-ifr;and-camp3igning------____ “Let there be no mi,stake, gela “Bay" Buchanan, he Grasso wrote in a fco'alition for Jewishih Conccras-.Aogcl Reagan, most recently hasas been a on similar conserscrvative issues. 0out parole is much worse tlthan thc death penalty,” Gnu 12:22 o.m. j Amcha, said the groupi hadhai shadowed recalled hishis own Catholic-school host of CNN’s “Crossflfire.” He Already Senamate Majority Leader sstatem ent released after he; vwas pronounced dead at 12:2 ^uchaoan on bis last presit•esidcntial caro- childhood andan lamented that today's unnerved Bush in 1992 byy winning Bob Dole, Sen.1. PhilF Gramm o f Texas p a i^ olle^ng his writingtings and state- schoolchildrIdrcn “are being poisoned 373 ^ pcrccnt o f thc New HaHampshire and former Education Ed Secretary • Deicing ] boots ajipproved for ATIrR planes | m ents betray an anti-SemrmiticouUook. ii against their:ir Judeo-Christion heritage, prprimaiy vote to Bush’s 533 pcrccnt. Lamar Alexandcidcr have devoted con- WASHINGTON — Thcic government opproved ncwlew icc removing : "Now you know whatlat we'ri fight- against American Ai heroes and He Hi said Monday he hnd co:ome back siderablc time: andat resources to Ncw equipment Monday for use on01 ATR regional oiflineis. m g'against.ia this couilountry,” said American histoiy.”his to “resume thc revolution wev began Hampshire, whic'hich holds the nation’s c Restrictions on flying the: twt in-en ^ n c propeller planescs itin freezing driz- Buchanan. He seemed morem< subdued “Togetherier we will chase thc pur- hehere three years ago." first primary. 2zle or freezing rajn w ill reminain in effc^ however, saidtid D[ an Salvano, a Federal Aviation Administrairation specialist in aircraft certlfertification. 1 U se o f the planes in icy w . (Cari Olsson, on !|fe did not have tbeJ thousandsth of . . . such as Pacific commanderer Admiral, was nmning lowow on napalm bombs, so ' lombers against Tokyo on ^ author o f the study. It stillill nec^ approval from thehe FFood and Drug heavy bombers that werermavnilablvn- Chester Njmitz, were apjppallcd at made up the diffcTcncedif with thermite ■ ,1945. Thirteen-thousand J- Administration. iBurope. H e h a d o tily afevftwhUKteiof LeMay’s targeting o f civilioiion populii' bombs which..were w< particulariy cffec- ked arptmd thc clock to get J: t|ie ncw B-29 “Superfo:rfortreM" lonB mw w o to tions. But'LeMay explaia in e d th a t tiv e against indindustrial plants. A flfUi :s ready nnd tb load 2 ,0 0 0 “ C o s t e d1 fix)fim D w iro f^ )o it8 t^nge bombers. He hadM dnofishttrs Ih" pl«n«' c located in o f ICobe, includiuding thc shipyards, was ___ fire bombs. The 'force J'Japan’s war industries were 1 that could fly 1,500 mll«miles M'fcscoiu ■>"« ? f /' It was not destroyed, i just before sunset. **the island’s major citics. Il ^nd be could not takekc thei losei of possible to destroy onele without On March 19,19, thc B-29s returned to I PathfindersTS bom b ers w in t in frrst to P )^ J o r air battles. destroying thc other. Japan Ja had Nagoya. Heree highh explosive bombs oot'cvcnnyin nuuklhcmcolter ofthe ciQ'and thc rest “ ''The B-29s could not- brought this upon itself byly attacking were added toto the firebomb mix. W 1 ei^tloss]program Id, they flew in came m atIt 5,0005 feet. Opposition was ° ti^ t foraiatio;is. Instead, Pearl Harbor. three square mimiles oftlic factory area • oes hundreds of m inim ^a^m d the w eather w as perfect. P n ^ llel, single file lines Tokyo was only the staUart of the was desutjycd,d, includingi a major air- 1introduced to1 area wornmen d individually. As tbe: incendiarym cluster bombs m ile s long and bom bed in ' wanted to craft engine worvorks and thc railyard. own, the fires were spread NMarch campaign. LcMay \ Idaho area resklents aic invnvited to People intereste5sted in using the '' Jaim ese air defensesses were not as rained dow 3 major urban-indusUial lurface winds. Japonese hhit hard, before Japan couldlid strength- A list o f 33 r try a ncw pitwiam to help thehem \ost InContral programm in their ow n home fib’phisticated as thosele ini Germany, by the sur rawn up to be worked cn its defenses. Nagoya, Japapan’s third areas was dra\ weight through a new methoclod using may now call thee distributor,dl Health •Anti'aircraf artillery fireire was nol well cities weresre mostly built of wood, e largest city and the centerr o< f aircraft ' through in threerce roughly equal phases. ^videotapes at home. ing, toU free at 1-800- ^ r d in a t e d and t b m werew e few night- The firesIS mi erged.’N o firebreaks 1« production, was attacked1 a00^7-5351,» frMrecofded,meaM5o.,^.andcopyrf finance his owno' aquaculture businesness. W i ^ X ; ttV sr^thdtst^hoihowtotaveet ' K il^ ^^^xp^nsea- , ■ilijj-.J I their help, hele's been able to find aaniqjjeinthe ni market by bnjreeding and exporting3 gcgolden I ' I rainbow trpulut. fiaB ag;fi!raa.i| Hi' J J ' m 1 has also developed aa nicheni in their . , sroviding people like RickUck checking, H i ans and^more, all deliverefered with j 5 friendlihess. Now, Rickick relies on r a full range of bankingig sservices ,hi5 needs.,Whether he'sle's fishing for 1 rforplea'sure. - market by pr savings, loar j 'Ivay^^eyerwdwinWha(bs ■ . fari^bofcTlihiyiwlttw^theln^af. . down-'home^ 1 F A R M E RRS - . \ \ I ! a Botde?.Col^e andI th< t h c l ^ ^ a n d IdtxhesofaBBsetH^uniWhtewidia Farmers for j JAL,^ : I ' bbck naddopibe _____ . a i d e cf well b a t k d l ^ . A l « ; 4 . — that meets S,h : , K^'iuKil^nbee^.ime.iKil^.%n%.' - business or^ 1 t i o n Can CountintOrf' <

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• Sergei Eiscnstistcin, .a Russian nici■icncc stores, and payingng for the ^ ' moviemaker wlio) v.worked while Stai- shohortsightedncss, greed, rieglieglcct and ______ISN'T THAT " in was in power, onccon said that a man hypypocrisy o f the baby booiro m e r s w h o ANEWMIRR3R?.p . , ------with a camcra canin ttell a society more canramc before them. about itself thann iit really wanls to That’s T always been an1 cjcxaggera- ______' k i ^ tionion, but it’s hard to look aIt t" " O v e r d ie p. Thafsjjrobabiyy thetl case with local Edgidge” without wondering' wliethci^^w it ^5 FT ------— minister Ted Bruu•uun’s amateur vcn- conontains a grain o f truth. - d ______ture into documenicntary filmmaking, The T teens o f “Over the EdjEdge” seem ' ; “Over the Edge,”,” which KKVI-TV to,hD,havc little stake in the valvalues with ------; will broadcast at 9 tonight.t whivhich their parents grew/ u]up. If our ______Bruun, the yououth pastor at the eduducation system taught th e m a n y - a ■ Christian Ccnter oof f the Magic Valley, thirhing, it was to bc cynicali\ abouto ou- ^ 4 I : took to the Blueic 1Lakes Boulevard thoihority and contemptuous of the idea ______; North cruise lastt sisummer, and again oftf progress.f ; this winter, to askik 1Magic Valley kids W V hether they represent oneon' kid out ' ; about sex and drugsugs, right and wrong, oif f threeI or one out.of 30,I, whatw they . What he capturturcd on camcra is. havlave to say deserves to bcc hheard, for / som etim es shockicking. Adolescent the;hey arc telling us that our)ur neat as- boys talk about sexsc being OK with sunumptions about the valuec co f raising I ^ibrowk B f l P E N A \ prc-tcens. Others5 sjsay there’s no such chi::hildren in an isolated, con:lonscrvative thing as absolutee vvalues. One young plaiilacc like Twin Falls need1 to bc chal------wuinuii, uppurcii c n g e d ;------points a gun-at hercrown ( bead. TThese are tccn-agcrs withdi ircady ac- W e d o n ’t k n ow what.the• kids had ces;ess to drugs, and alcohol,)1, many of to say on the footaotagc that Bruun left whivhom don|t sec any compelipclling rea- I on the cutting-rooioom floor. And ccr- son;on w hy they shouldn’t usec thtl e m . tters : tainly the film - which> argues that TThese arc kids who leamamcd about ------troubled youth nccneed Christ - has an sexlexualily, violence and rr w iden,•ness m ust be protect«ted gcti Retired federdcral workers deserve de­ next on their list o f aftcr-^cr-school activities? ax to grind. ■ 'rom fr o television, where thi but their benefits shbiildn’tt R A M O N A SE TIZ INN G lE R ■ spring and fall, there is a mimigro- cent pensions, bu But the young peoplepc on the scrcen qucluences only last until thec nnext com- , Evep' sp •d rock accelerate fastercr thant what retired laxpay- T w in Fallfl uon o f pcoj;ople from Idaho to the red i , ers get.” com c across as nihilihilistic, cynical, dis- menercial break. )f southern Utah. Whether m cost-of-living increases to no10 TFCA advocatess tctotal abstinenc^;.' couragcd and compmpromiscd. Arc they: These 1 are adolescents who'hoscfuh.- - k likc or float the rivers, w c ararc uni- Restricting cos :ial Security is comparable to t y p ic a l o f lo c a l aidolesccnts? d o Probably, haslas been leveraged by panm r c n t s w h o jrawn to this magical placccc bv ils Social As the principal o f TwiTwin Falls Christian , ■ ccbyils ci,i„nAputsSli $100 into a savings account not, but that’s nottl)t the point. The pdint doiion’t carc or aren’t there,c, and by a stunning beautybt and its uniqueness. Academy, I feel I mustit rcrespond to theiMarch;. for the Citizen B pulputs $1,000 into a savings isuicts vary on sex • is that their attitudeides didn’t develop in schschool system that has been,cn, al best, a Some ch.:hangcs are in the works for 14 article cntided, “DisUi account. At 4 pcrcent.per Citizen A collects lessons." Be it understooctood dial Mrs. Mueller ■; a v a c u u m . b3aby-sittcr. a l C anyon CoCountry. The Utah Wildcmc mSn $4 per year andid ata 4 percent, Citizen B col- - is nol a spokesman of the academy’s philos-. Happily, they’re a minoinority. Un- CoalitionI hash proposed that 5.7 milli These are kidsids who have been F m ind "“ MO per yea,r'car. • • Bureau o f Land Managcmer ophy on sex educadon1 an wrong. TFCA espouseses ddial die Biblical pre- to provide for a reasonable ; than their parents’ts’ generation has cn- is is a; birthright. But w c have- b c e n f c see all BLM lands sold bac.ack to years in order to • cepts of spiritual and physicalphy purity are to , rt-n n retirement. r to please the Lord. jo y e d . toetoo ready to assume thatL thfc.slhe,.1 ; for managcmcnl. Bill Orto be maintained in order to 0 obviously unaware that my As the Amcricaican Century closes, same sai for our neighbors - andam for their Dcmocmt!It from Utah’s 3rd District.t ,d ( e v e l- These views are easilyy cocommunicated with ,■ ytaxable. Wc federal em- • p recisc term s and phiBScsascs, not the crude lan>, : these arc supposecised to bc the young- k kic id s. ' oped b u t nevern introduced a bill prot to bc excluded from “retiredT , guage mendoned in dieleorticle. 01 ..i sters who can look)ok forward to chang- It’s 1 not, at least not alwa;ways. Point- only 1,2 millionm acres. io n i 0 laxpaycrs'/n yoiyour editorial. Social Securi- BRENTWALKER ing out that fact is the truerue value of The Uta)tah delegation nol only favo ; ing jobs a dozenrn times during their in{ w ild er - ty b e n c f i^ a r e: laxta; exempt.' So lel’s'be fair w o efu lly' inadequate il proposal for wi: T w in F a lls lifetim es, moonli^nlighting in conve- “Over “0 the Edge.” ^ov. -rm ^gtoilo trade my “accelerated" in-n- ness dcsigiignation bul also wanls a pr( wilder. ercasc/for tax cx(excmption. I certainly I sion lhat aiany land not includt^ in wi Neo-Nazis threateilien our society w o u ld n ’t w an t mmore or less than what So- ness n o w/ will\ bc open to devilopm e • On Feb. 8 ,1 competedted in FuWrc Home- ' 1 S n a eial Security axpayers gel. ihus n ot availableav for wilderness des makers o f America distriiistrict competitions. My C H E S T E R VV. .l N E N Z E L tion at a laterla date. : area was “Illustrated taTalk,” li m y to p ic w as 11rheTimees-News T h o se ool f us who have grown to lo v e th e T w in Falls die “Holocaust.” I took)k TTop Gold and will •' C anyon CountryCi must now speak up compete at state in Boise,Disc, A pril 7 -9 . " ' Slcphcn Harlgcn Clark Walworth AU{M en Wllion Peter Yor^ , risk losinglg it forever. W e must conv:n v i ^ e Time to stop)p sparing the rod It’s such a shame aboiibout the Holocaust, •’ . Publisher Mwviglngeditor ' . aQrculoUon n nvmagcr AdvertlslnjUlmjAoctor ^ ,he Utah congressmenc. that these put)ublic To Chuck Silv(lilvcrs, regarding his IcUer in^ ' the Jews, the Nazis, the whole cold-blood^ ■ lands beloilong to all U.S. citizens, notlot jusi die March 15 pappaper: edness o f Worid Warr II. I saw the “Anne ' ; T h e mmembers e of the editorial boan» rd and writers' of editorials Ihe p e o p lele o f Utah or to oil and gasis iinter- I agreed wiihih vve ry fe w th in gs y o u sa id in Frank” exhibit in Boise,lise, and a Holocaust ; arc Stn and E n id W a ld h o liz; Idah (also known as G olf CourscCo Road and South ^ h. own child - diatlal die youdis who do such government conspiracv.acv. Give me a breaki tcrs still exist in those statesI dcdespite die Unp- Mike Crapnpo and Helen Chenoweth. Lincoln Street) south1 oof f Jerome:. :05I0: diings should be treated widi the same re- Everyone says, “Oh,, thingsthi w on’t get thatl-^ p ing an d so d o h ealthy fish populaUons.poj: The U.S. Setlenate, W ashington, DC 205 1 drive this road twicctfice a diiy, every day ^ lett; Ida- gard as adults. wlwho commit the same bad here in the Unitedcd SStales!" People, get> same can't be said for Idaho.). HowK many of' Utah - OrDrrin H atch a n d B o b B en n et and sometimes four timtimes a day. I drive car- ^ home. 'crimes, widi it! W e’ve alreadydy 1had concentration't* you fisherman out there thinkik tdie fish pp6u- ho-LarryTy Craig and Dirk Kempdio iV moming, afternoonin anda night. T h e tum W e m ust be: th'the only country in the wori(rid camps, one of whichn IS: s in our very own C*‘ lation in Idaho is as good as1 it iused to b^i A SUEPB>ETERSEN IJncs at the 3-milc, 4-m1-milc and 5-m ilc roads thal is so lenientsnl with youdi offenders. Whj"hy area. TTie n am e is " H4uni,” u n near the Eden- major reason for die poor fishiishing in recent HauQ^ I^ve been in existencecc forI m ore than six nol prim their• nanames in die paper? W hy noilot Hazelton area. Here,, wc w e k e p t Jap an ese- years is bccausc o f far too mannanyottcrs. _ i^'onths. One only need::eds to “jog over” about punish them andmd put them somewhere thatIt Americans simply bccaie c a u se Pearl H arbor *•* The Idaho Trappers Associalciation has been Will R(Rogers Follies’ a greatat show Ufoot on the hi^w ayly inii order to byp ass th e . . m a y b e d iey w^on’t o n lik e and w ill th in k to had been bombed. To'o rrme, it is all very petO lobbying the Fish and Gamee DepartmentD for To the: MagicN Valley: t^m lane. 1 have nevercr had1 a problem widi . ••Wiil themselves, gee,ce, I guess diat wasnU such a ty in d e ed . - years now for a trapping seasoiison oh die too- Take a1 plehsantp break and attend "\ anoiher vchicle turningingwhHe'I tp' to go J lyb e d ie y w o u ld b c a b le to gci}ct H id er w a s a co ld -bilooded lo o murderer, yet numerous otters. But the “anin;nimal’rights” ‘ Rogers Fol•ollies.” It will keep you cndi"thralledn.hmii,.H Maybi a!bund on any of these:se turn lanes. The road help so that they wouldn’t his uniform is on displayplay in some foreign : Fish an d G am e p e o p le p la ceB emotioner ahead from Sccm:nc I to die finale, 1C, museum as if to have: pe* l^ ea , of which theree arcai many on this md the now maybe I carcan get away with diis, and if sort o f martyrl The neo-3 nored the trappers. I urge allI ycrsbfdiisstatea behold. ThThe rope tricks Dan Mink pei ^ would someoneone who "drives this P®' think not. „ si^ stic creeps to o debotebote on national televi>;l season on otter trapping, diencnnttybc i wecan arespet?tattaculiir. ■ road every day” havee a specific problem , ^ I w o n d e r h oafl^'m^y w o f die'foTmer'ybudiJi sion. Will you acceptt m>my challenge or hide 'y. return-to a healthy balance ooffi^lj f f and otters Kudos> tot< the, entire cast; a great evt \4ith the 3-milc road?1? ItIl has the best turn , evening oflCTjcis out thedicre would repeat a sdnt inn behind your basic “Hleil eil: Hitler,” and-human*tj in Idaho’s waters, and the fish(isheitncn can cn- of cntertaii Idne a s it b e c o m e s threens. M ayb e th at is to o subde. b d It should bc dealtlit \with to the strictest that weve Our worid is falling apaiapart quick enough as \V ^ S h osh on e l^ d .” If a person driv(rives it rarely, lhat per- stink s. can g iv e for thathat crime. Odicrwisc, what arear is; we don'l need youu to speed things up. 3f Grow up, get out and1 geiget a life! son should be awakec andor aware.of changes g le, in part: “Stop giving fede:deral em - wc teaching our)ur ch ild ren - that b e c a u se o f Build a bridge, not acloverleafa c lg? JAIMELEE ■ in the road. cost-of-living raised dial ar(arc.big- their age, dicyy acan get away with anj^ing' ' k • r People should aot:bedaydr6^ingwhen'< be ‘ R ^ e n d y , there h a s b e e n seserious r discus- -gcr thonI what'Socialv Security rccipiipicnts , ■ ifso.dienalllhI hove to osk is what will be« .Hansen t^ey drive but alwaysfS beb on th? alert for.un-y .si n e s b u r y BY GARI\RRY TRUDEAU l i I believe diat the proposedKl pprice of Si5 , D O O ] ULINDA HELMS m illion to build another bridgedgc would be less i ■ ■ 'J c m m e I -— ------li - cosdy than it would be to builtuild die clover- CO ^iOUUXHAL;eUTB . 1 T m s t m e o v a PtSA Se.£KSK- aaw 5: leaf and the additional priceBofnewToad' of . /h ^iawsniiPONreeT ' €ute otters? Ha!l a ! They’re I d l l ^ ^ J l£M.iJNCCRaJPT.%CIQ^J . IPUKB construction needed to decreairease d ie trafTic ISTHAmTHSAA^HCM ^ ■ , BUimunffsspon- fO H em u Otters cute and cudd:iddly, as suggested in pf > v pfcfuyoiB> ^ , f problems in Twin Falls. ' ___ I HJCHMOfS I jftiur “Outdoors" sectid:tiOn ph oto caption? The bridge would alfow paspassing'duxiugh L JM ttR fa m ’ ^ \ ■ em-eaemxBtrr ~ ~ A ~ ' umy-jo ’^ t a farce! I f y o uI tritried to pet one, you tntmvelers and diesel trucks toto g o so u d i from * j t i smvimz. ^ o u ld probab ly lo s e5 y

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W o r l d ie r s p rro te st Miv a r in G heclih n y a r Briefly MOZDOK, Russia (AP)?) — The 2Sarechny, Sverdsrdlovsk region, tel. 3- | ■■■■nsisi ] womenwo sit quietly, lining thele walls of 43-77 ..." Officials want fto sell 8,000 elepephants a small room in a convertc(ted movie Officers of thcthc fronl units arrive at HARAJIE, Zimbobwe -— Wildlife authorities puiJl 8 ,0 0 0 elep han ts le R ussian 10 a.m . and 4 p.np.m. They tell thc moth- i ive to be killed. W B S K B B m house, bo' n short drive fh5m tbe up for sale Monday and saiiaid unsold animals may hove t headquartersb e Vunnihg thele war in ers that their somons ore not on the casu- The national porks deparartment said it was trying 10lo reduccr herds to H | H | [ H g M Chechnya.Cb alty lists and tryry toi convince them not protect ; vegeuition in six notloture reserves. They don’t s p ^ — everyt■ything has to venture inio> ChechnyaC and distract In 0 notice odvertising ththe sale, the deportment saidaid :it preferred the be>been ^ k e n during the days^ o f w ait- thc soldiers. The;hey tell &em the roods elejihants < to go to buyers1 vwithin Zimbabwe or elsewhiwhere in southem i infing. * are dangerous andani their sons are about A, frica. They don’t cry — thc banandwritten to be withdrawnra anyway.i nnotices o on the walls c ty for thiIhcm: W ith the fi^htin t i g in C hechnya turn* ( porter “Ivanov Oleg Alexandroviivich, bom ing more straleilegic and the-flood of Gunmen kill AVlgerian TV rept 1974. Military unit 65345. M orried; a dead and woundei d ^ becom ing a trickle, ALGIERS,: Algeria —- 'Gunmen seriously woundeindcd one of state ' television's few female reptporters and killed her sistercr ^Monday, anoth- ; '2-yeor-old'2-' (Aughter is misiissing her the military seericms to be better orga- i fatherfoi very much. Those whow have nized and morer openc about its casual- cr • sign that bolh women;n ond journalists have becclecomc targets in anyan inform ation about h im ...” tics. The numbciber of dead officially Algerio’s 3-year-old civil wwar. No group immediotelyy claimed responsibility for killing Houria ! 't o i . l^ y Thc two-story, decaying bibuilding is stands at 1,300,), thetl wounded at 4,000. li, 32. But one of ; the meeting point for the memothers of Hundreds off soldiers,s however, IHammadi, 36, and wouminding Rachiaa Hammadi, 3 Chechnya, remain unaccounlunted for. A lg e r ia ’s m o st v io le n t fu:fundomcntolist Muslim grou;;roups, the Armed ; K ' . \ V Russian soldiers fighting in O f p ' J Some have covered thoususonds of Some amonglg < thc 400 MIAs might Islamic Group, last monthh Uireatcncd to kill televisionion and radio jour- . I - lit ■ " S if ? ® Sc m iles to get to ihis dustyy town in beheld by thc: ChcchenO rebels. Others - inolists unless they stopped-d w o r k in g . North Ossetia, northwest ofththc break- were probablyly thosei whose bodies J a av ^ ^ province, ...... were lying unbuiburied for weeks on the UNICEF dismilisses 3 on fraudid charges There are women from Toifogliatti on streets of the Chc'hcchcn copitol, dccom- UNITED NATIONS —-.T he U.N. Children’s Fundiind has fired three \.\ ^ th JAM action. Some have located Ihcirth son s' th e rights o f yoiyoung conscripts.in the ^ n E H ac charges. -i J h HB uunits r and even traveled to0 ithe front face of widesprepread hazing and bmtal lines to see them. But each:h day can trcotmcnt. Ils memembers have held ral- C o n ^ iled fh n n w ire reports brbring thc fatal words, ond1 nowr they lies across Russassia to protest the war — 'jS B B S B k w.wail for the units to b c order©Ted hom e, and have travelc'cled lo Chechnya, con- A few ore here for the seccwond dme, vincing rebel figfighters to fn e som e o f -ffljfeiHlnl ^having spent a fortune on tickets tic and f^e Russian prisoisoncrs. B W a i y - oron renting a room in Mozdok3)c ______Continuing; a protest journey that ~ W E ~ R O A ^s i n ^ “Maybe somebody know3WS some- b^gan with aa march outsidc“lHc AP,#rt, Jhthing about Sultanov Dananya. The Kremljn wallss e eorlier this month, thc Buddhist monks protro test th e C hechen w a rrM N onday In Nazran fafam ily w as to ld that h e diceied but the committee is.3 i taking its anti-war t if y h im . actions to the batbattlefield. during a two^ay prajirayor an d fa s t se ssio n ...... P«parents, did not identil SU O W LY l 1 Turkislih troopsIS move aagainst ]Kurds ilin Iraq AND • C A R[V ’ E i ANKARA, Turkey (AP(AP) — Turkey ■ “It is hethe largest operation ever,” have hi ever been since ourir struggle bases were vipedwip out. These bases sent tens of thousands5 oiof troops into eclipsing Turkey'sTu 1974 invasion of began bc 11 years ago.” replaced comps,ps destroyed by Turkey th(! 'mountains of northern nor Iraq Cyprus, government gc spokesman The U.S. military canccleiled ils rou- in 1992. Monday to chasc separalaratist Turkish YildirimAkt^tunasaid. tine ti flights over northernrn Iraq on Aktuim saidd thered were up to 2,800 H IC K . lish guerrillas at the 12 TI Ktirdish rebels from theiiheir sanctuaries Some 200>00,000 Turfcish soldiers in Monday M because of thc; ifightm g. Turkish KurdisI - there. southeastenlem Turkey arc fighting a American A warplanes basedd in south- camps. Some 35,000 soldiers,rs, supporteds b y guerrilla force foi estimated at 10,000. cm ct Turkey have patrolled:d the area In the sououtheostern city of . warplanes Md oimorcdi vcvehicles, w ere iJ h e guerrilliiillas, who belong to the ille- sin si ce 1991 to protect Iraqi KurdsKi from Diyorbakir, Chic:hicf o f iStoff spokesmon OSes that ore the gal Kurdista;Stan Woricers Party or PKK, Iraqi Ir leader Saddam H u ssciain. C ol. D o g u Silahlahcioglu said 14 fighter 1 1 .9 5 on the move agoinst basei $: rebels’ sfaging’sites for hit-and-run launched thethe war in 19S4. Since then, Turkey also kept ijs Habiibur border jcis dropped 767( bombs.in thc Bote e. Silahcioglu said 50 attacks ogainst Turkey,ey. A military 15,000 peopx>ple have died in the rebel gate gi with Iraq closed. Abcbout 3,000 region olone. We'll carve our mnost popular 9 oz. cut o f choice : . spokestnon said 76I bombsbi were battle to achichieve self*rule for Turkey’s Turkish T trucks massed ot thele border in ormored vehicliclcs were part of the has been seasoned, searedse and ; operation. Thele soldiers were mostly prime rib, that hi dropped on a sin gle c:ampmpolone. 12 million1 Kurds. K an ai 80-mile-long line. slow roasted, exacictly to your order andind serve with T here WCTc'tio Immedic(sdiate reports cif In N ic o)sia, sii a rebel leader said the ■ ■ The-Turkish troops went:nt after 12 .com m andos,butalso bui included inecba- casualties. offensive underscoredun how the Kurds campscj in o 130-square-milele area, and nized troops,he hc said. freshly made h(horseradish, au Jus andan baked - ; Thc Turks went ontl thcth ofT ensive ore holdinglg ttheir ow n. Turkish T F-104 and F-5 fighleHer jets ond An Iraqi Kunurdish opposition group, potato. Prime ribib is just one o f the mmany good I on Democratic Party, afler Kurdish rebels killecilled 15 Turkish Masallohah Oreo, a represcntotive o f Cobra C helicopters swooped;d d o w n on th c K u rd ista n us soon. 'urkey's militory incur- reasons whyy you should visit us soldiers in on ambushII nearm the Iraqi th e T urkishish Kurds' porlioment-in* b b om bing raids. denounced Tur ;mcni said the Turkish A truly glgreat Idaho steakhous)use! border Saturday. Thc opeiaperotion appar- exile, toldd The1 Associated Press his A military spokesman, Col.C Ihsan sion. A stalem idatcd Iraqi Kurds w hen entiy was timed to wordard o f f vio le iic c ''p eop le w illill ccelebrate the Kurdish N ew Ongun, C said the opcratioion would troops initimida ar Tuesday. Year Tuescesday “stronger than they continue c< until oil Kurdid is h r e b e l they searchedI their th houses. on the Kurdish new year 1 I pmme“":r i b oFw iiR linTllTw ! I : I Please present this couponc to your serverr to enable you I Membrisidi to booksis burned b;by Nazis d held the main bookok-buming struction d 1933, five Wolfgang Noglogel, said the thing the The authors w hose boolxx)ks went up in the illumlinated in i shafl to contemplate ceremony c on May 10, H I \ :ler rose to Nazis feared1 inu the books was “die I I flames to thc cheeringiog of the mob the void, monthsn after A dolf Hitle I ipiril," and if that could sfestaurg^^ included the poet Heinriclirich H eine, w ho ■ Th c mlemorial’a en designer, Israeli pow p er. humanistic spii :d b o o k s by g o up in flameimcs, it was possible to had written propheticallyUy af ccntuiy car- artist M ichicha Ullmon, wrote that the Other cities also burned leport ond murder Jews j______? 3 0 9 B I u e J 4 ; 7 q 0 0 ______I lier; “There where theyicy bum books, idea is to) givegi thc viewer “the expe- som 8 e 200 authors declorecred “d c g c n - p e r sec u te, dep . they w ill bum people, too, in the end." r ie n c c o)f f insecurity i through the crate" e by tli*-Nazis- An^mong the and dissidents,ts, L .

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f . “ j aagi Iliey Local crritic g Apoimir n i Und youtli :hshiitslo jpes continue L i onsClub r stagtges ihevaillev h winter canmp Baby survive'esfa iu score S pr(robe from lnd-flocoor w indow bB j y K a r e n T o U d d n e n outsside Ketchmj m TWIN FALLS - A 1baby survived an TiTimes-News writer - . . apparent fall Monday/ e\evening from a sec- ' B y B aibai)a ia N e iw e rt ond-floor windowV of oncN of the TWIN FALLS -T he ldohdoho Education Timcs-Nc'lews correspondent Fawnbrook apartmentsits inorthwest of Twin Department Di has faxed aI locallo woman :HUM - Alex Freeman, 12i 2 ,t c o k Falls. ininformation about Morningsidc M KETCF I f o r th e Deputies from thec TTwin Falls County Elem El entary School testt scoressc - and .a break; fromf the Idaho School f Sheriffs Department,t w e re c a lle d to A pt. sosome parents said they willvill sue if their Deaf and;d Blind last weekend andd d rove a 277, Building U of theiie Fawnbrook devel- chchildren's scores ore made; available.av snowmob)bile around in the hills, self, and .:;y, opment shortly afterter 7 p.m. Monday, Kathy Thomsen, n frcqu^..with the 2 a studOle TT n t at th e Idaho County planninihig, zonmg sets - sisc h o o l. a ssis ta nice c of a club member. Thelie dow n- S choolol ftfo r th e Deaf procedures Before that probe, BlaiHack said that hill thrillill appealed just os well. discussion on pr callers told him M orningsigside officials The W ood River chopicr of theth e L ions and Bllnilllnd, sings a The county planning TWIN FALLS - Tl may linv^^k^tjow-pcrfornbrming^ children organize;i:cs and supports th^ annuam a l cam p s o n g duringdui the talent ision will hold 8 work ; and zoning commissio from taking the ITBS to3 inJlatcu scoresT., as part: o f the group’s intemation.o n a l m is- - ahbw portionpo of last ' session tonight to 'discJiscuss procedures by -j to help the blind andn d s ig h t The school, one of two "B"Blue Ribbon” sion - i w eekendend’s Lions the commission and byb y c o u n ty z oning ofTi- ni; of the highest impaired:d . schools In Idaho, had somQ i W interir C am p for vlau- cials. scores in the country. It hasha drawn sup- Beckcker explained that inn p u b lic The work session1 is open to the public ^port from hundreds of parcnrents. schools,3, visually impaired childreiIren rorely ally Impanpalred children. and begins at 7 toni^t^ t at the county office ^ Monday, Thomsen decliid i n e d to r e v e a l m e e t oth ^ & Quillamaimacho a push plete, and that, “Everyiirything I was '‘‘The: kids1 find that it’s amazliiz ln g h o w M TWIN FALLS-An:Anyone interested live- P promised did not arriveivc.” She also easily itit is for them to make frie‘riends (at 1 ^ on th e Innertubein a t th e stock grazin g on publicblic lands is invited to a P declined to sny which infn th e C l e o r w a te r R iv e rr. . CGov. Phil Bait Bohrn said he called:d 1Fox’s officc year’sababove-ffverage rainfall may mem ean there sa lm o n w ill ac All meetings wilwill be held at the harge. remains opposed to anyly bblueprint which Monday to ask for the samesan documents jg cj,ougjIgh water to take care of fairaacc, (N ational M arine Fisherieses ' relics on a wholesale useise iof Idaho water, they faxed Thomsen. . . fish, Falls, at 2647 Kimbeflwfly Road E. For more ‘ ill hove the du b io u s distinction3n soid h is spokesw om an, AAmy m Kleiner, “W hat I'm worried aboutout, though, IS if ..Jlnay not be necessary to goo t'to coun” Service) will h information, cain37-37-3200. J ^ a s the first agct!igcncy that used the Endangeredk 1 Proposals-which offectx t IIdaho biologists I’m going to see everythin!ling she got,’’ he If, B a tt to ld 77ie Times-News. t to rnake a species go extinct,"t," are th e preserving o f the reirem aining salm on sa id . in Idaho's drought mean:ams there's Act to uicy o f the Northwest Resourcecc gene pools through coptivejtive rearing o f not- Murtaugh scho5 “Ifthe soidEdChone; I Ccnlcr in E a ^ e .” ural fish, the creation of {gene banks and $1.85 million bobond election He said foes of OBE hahave fueled the Nationalal Marine Fisheries Service,: ifi they're Infomiation Cc ar, only one wild sockeyc/c using hatcheries to incrciicrcose the solmon • M U R T A U G H - TThe h School Board has furor I over M omingside’s5 scores.sc reasonal:able in their rccomrhendatioitionj, then . Last ye«, roversy because Rcdfish Lake near Stanley. while retaining the wild1 chichoractcristics. announced plans to0 hhold a $1.85 million . "They want this contro\ ly be able to meet them in this wet ^ W illiam Stcllc, Stc, director of the agency’s^’s Steve Huffaker, fisheriiticries bureau chief, Vpril 25 to build a new tthey don’t want people to0 s(sec OBE work- Dr this yesir only,” B att added. ■bond election on Apri region, Monday announced its for the Idaho Depnrtmcim c n t o f F is h o n d ' ing at M orningsidc,’’ he said.sai( In an1 interviewi with Tbe Tunes-As-Nem,thc NotAwestres high school. for restoring the Snake River'cr Game remained committedittcd to Ihc so-callcd at the polls had the Thomsen said she coulouldn't make a governorlor assessed his first 75 days/s iin ofTice, - P '“f Rccent defeats at id Chinook strains, which haveve "Idaho Plan" of drawinging idown tlie lower decision about Morningsidcside based on the cj,a,larted the course he intendsads Intake sockeye and c board considering otherot] options, includ- < Snake River reservoirsrs i:in the spring lo she comes to a ijahodu la ied as en d an g ered s i ^ i e s . ing funding the con:lonstruction of a new bond measure “thee ccleanest” of the two Her phone rang off the > is adiTiinItotion'& first days,■s, ]Butt says “f and teachers, she m in in g on ccnicentral Idaho spawning habitatIt each of two of the fourbur olher lakes in wer yearly cost to the i£nd from angry parents anc options, with a lowe: The new' dndraft includes the same target!ets Idoho’s Stanley Basin, said, who told her she hadhai no business , •ovided p r b p ^ tax relief. district’s property tatax x p a y e rs . uying water from the uppeiic r T h e s p rin g - s u m m e:r r clChinook will be questioning Morningsidc. J t g ovcnrnient sp»ending increaJ5HSJ, ju c h a s b u y i The proposal to rc]replace the communi- , ' -• • C ut Jie “recovered” when the nunnumber of trdds — Fellow Christians critlritlcizcd her for , health care Snake Riverer and■ releasing it to flush the ty*s agmg high scho;hool building will be x n u e d on ed u catio n refo rm , h< salmon smoltlolts downstream. It include:les or egg nests — increasesse s i10 60 pcrccnt of lillion plan defeated by speaking ill of the schoollOol n s w e l l ,'s h e I, a n d w elfa re reform . similar to a S2.3 milli for placing scrccns at dams ancjid pre-1971 levels and 31,4^1,440 wild fish aro sa id . • Fou3ught against' c rim e - a n d foifor Idaho's proposals forj voters last July, acaccording to Board sh, counted at Lower Graniranite Dam, where want any more sovcreig on imganonin ddiversions to protect the fish Chairman Stuart Tollfolman. But this time, “I'm tired. I don't wn ig n ty ,/ , Batt said, "I and controllinilling predators. ab o u t 1,800 w ere countedted Ilast year, ided to cut a new gym- phone calls. I want peoplople to go awoy looj^king at the GOP contract, Bal the board has decide< Iso relies on barging the youn(mg Fall Chinook will bec “r“recovered" when : proposal, which the until I get to the bottom ofo f this,"i she said, think wcAfc're about 9Q pcrccnt there.'e. The other ButitnlM^ nasium from the pt d the dams ond no immcdiauste 2,500 wild fish renim to ithe Snake River M orningsidc Principalil DennisI Sonius lOpoceccntshoaldn’tbctooharcL" • . f is h a ro u n d tl board hopes will momake the price of the the fish mode it lhat , bf calls and visl- gut 0 , Idaho's sov- d ra w d o w nIS s co f fo u r lo w e r S q a k e R ivei/er annually. Only 404 of the project more attractiv:tivc to voters. said he handled dozens bf Batt said cffotts to'defend Ida larents, business ereignty rill continue reservoirs, the on ly ch an c c o f sa v in g themm , fiir last year. T h e m e a s u r e: rneeds two-thirds tors on Friday from pare ty must be ongoing. “W o will sens asking how ,q a p p ro v a l to. pass. people and senior citizen icrt Idahoans’ rights to run■un Id ah o ’s ■” grants will soon be cominiming to the states, but Since Septemberw co f-1992, the district they can help. affaire, frofi m IdahD,” B a tt said, b a n k s o f th e Poto*otomac,” B a tt sold, “There isn’t ihuch cho:hoicc,” he said. g lor says he’ll be watching otheiler said the state will havee to prioritize. “W e’n; ' haa defeated three! bondbe issues and a bid govemoj' said Idaho will sueme tbe fed^ The govemor: .JTThcrcjsnllA lot pepple.ca ploccs such as Nye Courityty, going to have to make: sotsome tough decisions • to merge with

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B-2 Times-Nowa. T»MniF Fa aU a.ldoho Tueadayi Marchh 22 1 .1 9 9 5 T w in]FaU sC^ity C ouiincilCXI K s >atbnotii9,, / • e an d a beer budgel o t . ’ H ig h la n d A vvenue e to Ccmctcry.ry. Friends may call from 4 to 11 a.m. Wednesday .at the T - - widening Addisonn i A v e n u e appetltO. lev. O.W. 1995, at the-le- Qooding' County Gardener Street. 6 p.m . toditoday o« the Hansen Mortuaryry Cemetery, with the Re; East to Eastland Driveiv c . bihuny w ill Memorial Hospitalpltal.'...... ' . „ The council alscIso set aside in RupertCrt and one hour before thele Iwerson ofTiciating. An obn ■ When other a al lr e a d y - _ ss appear at a later date. Arrarangements ArrangementsIts a are pending and will luncilm an Chris Talkingtigton $275,000 to acquiijire righl-of' vigil scrvic-vice and one hour before Mass by Dcmaray’s Go<>ding approved road impro')ro v e m c n ts are under the"direction ofif Reynolds be announced by i ' way along Addiscison Avenue atthechunlurch. including bike rouroutes and ' Funeral Chapel in Tvrin FallsUs. Chapel. lh East for future'wideni ^ the widening o f Washashington Street nce^; BuBut the city will end up with Maxinene J. Breault ;s road to four lanes betwi ir r o w North - arc addedi ii in, the city is Only .abo'bout $420,000 in reserves ICORDIA, Kan. - M axine J. BueU Ross Crane D a n B .M o m i 3f Street and Eastland Driviv e . CONCC Dan B. Monrow, 58, jjrojectcd to spendid about $1.37 accordinging to city cost estimates of , 79, o f Concordia, Kan., died^ TWIN FALLS - Buell RossR( Cmne, GOODING - t The city has reserve'led on nddi- T: b. 10, 1995, o f Gooding, diedlied Monday, March 20, ; million on road work)rk by the end of iheprojCcijects the council approved. , March 19, 1995. at the Mount 94, of Twin Falls, died Feb. IC tional $469,000 for ri£right-of-way 1995, at-his resideisidence. the fiscal year Sept.:.30. 3( - “'Wc'V got a champagne Care Home in Concordia, at his home. id acquisition and wldid“e„i„g of '“s r ? : lildren and Arrangementsnts o ore pending and will •: ■ ^ ■ This year's street:t fifund budget is appetitee andi a beer budget," said funeral will be held ai 10 a.m. His friends, grandchil Washington Street Nort^ sday at Our Lady o f Perpetiul •tocelcbrate be announced by Demaray’s Gooding almost Sl.79 million.3n. Councilmilman Chris^Talkington. . . Wednesda daughter will join together tc ly About $292,000 r and gave a preliminninary go-ahead Boulcvan / Rosary will be rccitcd ot 5 le on Shoshone Streett iand a new Society R 1 ServiceBS and sidewalks along the toward negotiationsIS for f two iutuic gutter ai 3 coordinate p.m. tododay at the Chaput-Buoyay ------— ------3uth o f the railroad tracks to computer program to ' intersections onI tlthe proposed road sout Funeralt ChapelC in Concordia. A vigilgii city trafTic signals. Wallace, of today, Paul CorCongregation Church. ' extension o f Locust5t StreetS North to the cityy limIi its. service wiwill be held al 6:30 p.m. todayay V. Patrick “Pat” Wa ss. 11 a.m. Friends tfiSy^ll«all one hour before tho ■ '1 at the funT walking.v They could unde Martha Sallara, OfTlco Manager oader and loved to care: of West Ono Bank. 835 Main, was an avid roac ■ D daughter and ono grands points for m ovie passes,t ^ Lewistciston; Idaho Impressions. 844 D travel. . at She was cremated foi Lewislon: or they may be left at r CSI Bookstore vouchers,rs, _____ In 1 9 7 8 . RuthIth m o v e d to B o is e St.. Le'* . dealh, tnummenj service Hillcresi Retirement themeiner^orial service. crcdit on health-insurance a n d liv e d a t Hillc _ ' Ina and her husband.. Harold!■ are is . Center for seven'on years. She lived planned for late May tnin tho Hailey p r ^ i u in s . I said healthy workers make wim her daughteihter and son-in-law. i ‘Q o ■M Comotory. F o tc U si I l N O T I Ciif o T F Phyllis and BobD ParishPi from June of Memorial contributionjns are sug- happy, proproductive workers, and the 1994. until horir mn o v e to th e Twin gested to: Communiintty Home _ reduced numberni o f sick days would Falls Care Centeinter in N ovem ber of Health. Box 2166, Haileye y ID 63333; m ake u p) forfc the extra vacation days,“ ALL VIrET'S % 1994, or to the Idaho Youth Ranch,Ri 7025 Rut hisis plani drew some criticism, ur DEVELOPED iclude six children. Select today in our l \ j ^ Survivors inck E m e ra ld , B o is e ID 8 3 7 0 4 . onal health is the rcsponsi- Georgo (MarliS!liss) Hill of Battle HONOR Arrangements are undet f the individual and it’s not G A R D EN OFF Ground, Wash..., MarilynN (Bud) B o e - r ^ r . tion of tho Wood Rive he company to determine charged vetem of ^ of Federal Way.ay. Wash.. Dorothy C hapel in Haile^^ As'anhonomblydlsdi (Harvey) Lochhthhead of Spokane. , that.” saicaid Dean of Financc Mikei' llta U n U Stales Amwd ei Forces, you may - Wash,. Phyllis (B(Be ob) Parish of Twin M M o n . EmployeesE might find it qunlily lor FREE Burlll'al space. However. Falls. Shirleyy \ Smith of Battle intrusive,e, Ihe said. of 'ster for this. vM W ®' .. and Bert Eileen Hill you mvst reglst Mountain, N ev.. a G era ldId Beck, vice president of 1 one time perpetu^ grandchildren: 14. (Yourontychirjietsaa of B o is e ; 19 gr; Ethel Christopheierson tn stru ctiotion, wondered whether he can fu& deeddfeeolS65) f — — great-grandchilchildren; and many w o u ld bbe e able to cover classes for nicces and nephephows. W algamott istophorson instructortors who take an extra day T h e funeral will bo held at 10:30 Ethel 'Chris* Chris agle,' Idaho, off. SUNSE1T MEMORIA a.m, Wednesday,jay, March 22. 1995, Walgamott, 57, of Ea( loyees who leave their carrat at . , P.O. BiBox 368- Twin Falls, ID 8 3 3 0 3 ; at the Redeemerner Lutheran Church, died Sunday. March 19.T 1995. at Employ I 2 9 2 0 C a ssia fnI B-Boise, with the Rev. her hom e. h o m e foror 90 days and cam at least“ Name______Douglas Kempepe officiating.i Friends Chris was born Sepi.1 .1 0 .1 9 3 7 , in i 2 5 c r c:dits d i could choose to take a or of Leonard j f f - may call from 4 lto 8 p.m. today al ^ Twin Falls, the daughter f. They could earn 5 poinisM Address------and Grace Christophiiherson. She r 'u^iVv S t a t e • ______Z ip ______' ' Summers Funerzloral Homo. 1205 W. m ity farm in fo r h a lf hourh workouts and 15 f»'' for |c i t y ______. Bannock in Boi:3oise and from 9 to VloICDiet Legulneche grew up on the fami I oldest of 10 notusingng tobacco. ______S e r ia lI# # ______— : • 10:15 a.m. onn V W e d n e sd a y at th e of Gooding, Iho second c the Branch------^olel Leguinocho. 76, o 3d William J. Emplo;'loyees. participating in the I Church. BurialII wwil! take p la ce at 11 Q oodioding. entered into olernai resrest children. She married rome in 1958. prognunn >would have regular check- iPhone ______a.m. Thursday,/, NMarch 23. 1995. al Sunday, Si March 19. 1995.; irin ’Bill” W algamott of Jero four sons and ups andJ ajagree on a w ork out plan, Nowl Only SO Spaces AviAvallablB ; the Nezperce0 RRussell Cemetery, jefom Together, they raised fo ome after a shon Illness. ce- it," said board member Bill laho, Arrangements yjQ] 0 , in a daughter in Boise, “Hike-1 II ; Nezperce, Idah /iolel was born Aug. 15.1910. ii ullclan from Babcock,ck. “I think it sounds Uke o • are under tho0 directionc of Whilo pa^orvensdale. Wash., the sixth chilijhild Chris was a beaul “ ■ • • scted cirrhosis prom : Mortuary in Twinvin F a lls .' , nf Fr{Frank and Rosa Markus. ShiS he 1957. until sh e coniraci )8ram .” T h o f^amily suggests su memorial ended school in Ravensdalela le of tho liver in 1989. S h^e e owned sov- xhe boardbe will revisit the issues u e • contributions5 mmay be made lo a gj-ige m e t a n d m a rr ied J Jo< o e - eral beauty sh o p s in B lonth. ■ charity of the donor'sdor choice, Leguiguinocho on June 6. 1940. TheITiey~ing The Beauty Box i [hey Ridenbaugh. and the) FashionF Flair, m o)vod v e lo .Gooding, where the lass- In tho Collfsler Shopplniing Center. ■ ■ ^ IcCoimlck farmem ed and ranched until the p a ss TroyM .M cC Chris' life was ono1 ofc sen/ico lo ■ ■ fl T roy M. MMcCormick. c 23, of ingI of J o e in 1977. :h, A member m ospitals i/iolet was a member of Sjring summers he did Legu dino: . Survivors include herh husband.. ■ , - MINIDOKA w MEMORIAL construction woiworK for his father. Ho (Micl'llckey) Leguinechea of Goodini iagle:. mother, , . HOSPITAL e daughters and their husbandinds Bill Walgamott of Ea' low er interestest rates, som e was involvedd iiin Jump Company five c ;on of Jorome: , W ith t<^ jrmen (Gary) White, of Namp;mpa, Grace Christophersor and performedied In several shows. Cam rolley of .Boise;. ■ . . Adsuttcd t the hard w orkers theyth used to be. lanita (Pat) O’Maley of Shoshonnone, o n e daughter, Kim Toi IRAs aren't : Ho attended CSCSI and was involved Juani 3n a n d B lir Lorii Hall,H Florence Mickelsen, Mai )rotla (Perry) Paine of BolsiOise, four sons. Keven epare.a free reportt thatt w ill show in tho dramala cdopartmonl there. Loro )ise, Rodney , creosonon, Alex Damron and Hiid We can pre] asllda (Dan)- Cummings of Idafdaho Walgamott of Bois After movingng to Lewislon, he Casll il Valley Cily. umpke auch y o ^ IRA w illI bebi w orth w hen Ills and Debby (Greg) Brethau^auor Walgamolt of Wesl tc, all o f Rupert. you how m> attended LeLewis-Clark State Falls W a lg a m o tt Of , Nampa; 22 grandchildren:V ssix Utah, and Russell VN C ollege.-«d1 wouldWl havo gradual- of N; Idren; brothers you're readjiy to retire, 'eat-grandchildren; and matnanv Carey: 18 grandchltdi Rele«Mxl . edinMayof19^1996. g r ea lensen, Sharon _ your retirem ent and sisters. Valoy Jer :tte Samuelson and babyy co f D on't taake l chances w ith yoi He marriedd KMichelle EndebrocK nioctoces and nephevre. iristopherson. vwlll Hickman, Arlyn Chri un; Guadalupe Tones and Alic on March 3,1991992. tn Twin Falls. ' Recitation Rc of the Holy Rosary w /era McCrae, Heybum; a find out if your IRALA could be eam - larch Joyce Johnson, Ve ana, both of Buriey; and DarDaJjS savings. Tb: He workedd aas a teaching assis* beaa at 7 p,m. Wednesday. Man irson; Debbie Qumtani tholic Monte Christophers in g m o re , cscall or stop by today.y- ■. ; tant for S tove9 E'Evans, an LCSC pro- 22,I. 1995,1 at St. Elizabel^'a Catho reasa Bunker. Kent.ofFjfR upert hurch in Gooding. Maas38 of Stockham and Tore fessor. andI alalso was employed Chu .rated She was preceded inIn death b y her , art-tim e a l IdiId aho Im p r essio n s In Chriihristian Burial will b e celeb rat. nd her father. A daughterdai was born to Evet : 11 a.m . Thursday. M arch 223 3 , at brother. Albert: anc Bwiston. at V rson. Ssmuclwcison of Heybum. I. E liz a b e th ’s C a th o lic C huurch. rc Leonard Christophers< H o w a s a member me of the Pacific Sl.J itennent wilt follow at tha Elmwo.iw ood The funeral will b e f i^SSlA. MEMORIAL HOSPTTAl . Rim C lub andtd /Alpha P si O m eg a at Inter emetory in Gooding. Friends m ; LCSC. His hothobbles Included col- Cem Center. 2 0 9 0 N .. , . t. all from 1 to 6 p.m .TW ednesdayC'! Admitted ■ E lecilns comics,Ics. reading and play- call i hich she wlll be' 'emaroy’s Goodlng.Chapel. ■ • : E agle Road, after whli isten Castaneda, Janet Oonzal Ing vldeo-ga ies. He enjoyed Derr ie Dry Creek Violet w a s a .d e v o te d w ife, mmoth- o laid to rest at the Lora Kidd, all of Burley; ai karate and na' received several . . Vii may call from 7 - |c ,’, r,'grandmother and sister. She S Cemetery, Friends mi ie.Winteiji o f Rupert belts. He also 60 enjoyed biking, ski- or, ( at the Retyea ■ ill b e m isse d b y all w h o toveddher. m to 9 p.m. today at DanBH g ‘B4>bSet . .. Ing. football, bi . b ask olb all and b a s e - will t ' to St. Funeral C h ap el In BolSe Be and from R eletted GeneSturgiU wed spending time wilhContributions (D< may be made to i w m V M UlliiiiAmSo. : ball. H e enJoye< irtoa 11;45 a.m. to 12:2:45 p.m. on_ . luro.Meza and Maiy Myet^.b be o th 1 525 A d d is o n Ave»o.E.8ult«105 B IW lii« J CH e e sp e cia lly en jo y ed Elizfilizabeth'a Catholic Church or tc his friends. He W e d n esd ay at the ch i Bley; Yoena Gil and LcUcia Juar (TSMSU FImmTSMW ivortte charily. i .• ofBurie; P h o n e 7S(84-9106 , spending time>ne with his daughter. favo of Declo; Candido Martinezle z o f , ------J bo th o f ritjr or yield to call oo A^rat«d M urtau:augh;-Amy Mercer and HelHelen. ' *Rat« expreaaad aa < KvailabUity. M arket risk a Idon, both of Heybum; Bobtobb ift eoTporat* bonda e£Ti Sn ed do ton.U«t.Ui)nontavn v o a ta a n u add prior to matnrittnrity.- ' jAsn Wintersen of R iq^; and E^on Talbot ^ Gtemaiogf O K I / •<- Stiriisg.flg. ’ ' B W a js&Conipaiif baby was born to Amy M ^ IwardD. Jones t w i N n u ij J . * n U B i K v r lum; end to Mr. and Mr*. Sha’3bs«t ja ifllf' g(iwYoritStixiExdanoa.inc.tStotlitelnveaofProlBiaionCofpo^6^ eraofRiqxrt I------

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By Jenniftr Bunch h istoricalnl plants lb grow, and evenn T im cs-N cw s writer how junipilipcr-wood fences can add to0 ihc flavoror oi fth c American W est, BU R LE Y - Prescrvii:rving thc charac- Thc guiguidelines arc optional, andd tcr ofthc landscape aroiiround thc City of .commissioisioners arc faccd with the taskk ' Rocks Nalionai Rcs«cscrvc is in thc of gcltinj:ing people to participate, hands of ihc jw plc whcwho live there. Timmons:n ssaid. Mike L. Timmons,IS, a professor nt **Thc la.sla-st thing 1 would want peoplelc I Utah Stale University’s;y’s department o f lo think: is iliai we’re clamping downTl d. cnvironmenlal planni:nning, hns given on frecdorlo m o f choicc,” Tim m ons said, , Cassia Counly commissnissioners whal hc Timmoinons lold cbmmissionere they:y r- ; M ils an "idea book”’ of environmental need lo gcgenerate iniertsl in public pw- ' nnd architectural designsign guidelines for licipalionon. It lakes someone'to pro- thc Cily of Rocks NationalNai Reserve mole thcic projccti to make it a succcss, and surrounding areas.ms. Il is available hc said, 10 the public al ihc counouniy courthousc. “I kno'now of places where (such "The area w e ’re talk tall ing nbo.ul has p la n s) hahave gone on the shelf and never have been such nn incrediblc fig I pickcd up. Il’s a £VIN MILLER/T>m»-N«w> sense of unique­ ‘The last thing i u KEVIN n- ness, why should jo p le .t ™- ring racing would want peoj w p i o gjjjj :o th e air Monday a t a tracrack wost of Burloy whilee practicing for tho sprlnc we lum ll into a Motocross racer KennethK Oliver takes to t w e ’re , Timmons sug- hon-,dcscript to ' think is th at vi fy circuit. plncc?" Tim- clamping downrn o n S“ "<1 “ , of ways com- monis ^ i d . freedom of choiO ice. missioncrs could ^Timmons cilcd encourage par-_ ction on^garage r€'equest I • ^ba as an exam­ i" Burley council itables ac ple. Nearly all •. IQ Mtflh ticipalion, about 13 feet high, is needceded to proleet iho hat — Mike L. Timm ons,IS, Ulan including thc to be out of their rental hoihome last week, they said, al !>' T h e T im e s-N c w s ‘ug huilding has been Sjruclurcs therc lat Mayor Frank Bauman sincc si thc Thriftway Drug _^tate University proirofessor formation of a Jerad Swccsy said that arc made from ■ lild ihc garage, at a time demojished d' and the city is; fillfiiling (lie site. - non-profit foun- irlcy City Council tabled a gave permission to build fid brick, giving 'O' B U R L E Y - T h e Burl Tlie council allocated SU>.;U>.()1() lor P.M .!-. a m - It w h e n c ity a n d c o u n ly/ inspectorsif were out-of itn sense o f continuity,lily, hc said. dalionI thatll would generate public decision in its regularar meeting Monday night struction to rcphicc an eight-ght-ineh sew er line tluit It 'to w n . B ut w h en th e c ityy irinspected the garage last si ;The booklcl is dc:designed to help interest51 andi incentives. Thc county whether to take action1 onc a couple's request lhal runs behind Dairy Queen;n aatui K en tu ck y I'ricil week, he was told it neeiiccdcd to be 25 feet away rt offer incentive programs to the council OK the local:aiion oftheir garage. obunly residents prepare pr for the could'of d. The nearly completed Chicken. C Construclion shouk(Htld i)egin in M ay. said rage participation or requite a Tnylor said that the councilil from thc road, hc said, ^ w th that will comcsme wilh develop- cncourag ' “ Councilman Deriin Ti Leon Dedke. direcior of public pul works. The line c garage is only 20 feet awa;w ay from the road. L itcnt ofthe Cily of3f RocksI Nalionai builder;r lto complcic a design plan needs to determine whahnl power il has to approve begins behind Checker AiiioUiio 1‘arts and runs -U.' the guidelines. Timmons said, n Bauman was absent; fr from Monday’s meeting b R eserve, Timm ons said.saii u sin g thc the garage. Thc councilcil promised speedy action feci north, Bedkc said. and is cxpcctcd back inI thcth( olTlce today, f » Almo and Elba arcire particularly| vul- T h e b uuilder il wouldn't bc required lo in ils investigation. A couple living on Oriciirienlal Avenue reporieil it ■ In other council nev.icws. the cily approved hc said, As tourism adhere: lo the plan, but in .some ca.scs M ean w h ile. Susan ammd Jerad Swcesy must wait ' p eople living in trailers will'wiihnursewcr ami elec- rifcmble to growth, hc } ic S21.900 to start constructuction work on a retaining p i p h y s ic a l b e n u ly su ch planilans have inspired people to fol- to move into Ihcir newJ manufacturedr home on thc iricity hook-ups in the alleycy I belw'L'en Oriental .nui iipcreascs, Elba’s pi tc wall at Boyd's Undcrgoui,ound Lounge at thc comer l vailablc land will lowlhcg,e guidelines, hc said, cast side of town. Thele home must bc complete combined with avail The wall, which should be Malta(• Avenues. imons suggested that Elba bc i in and they were supposed;d ofM ain and Overland. Th tia k c il attructive foror ppotential growth, Timm' before they can move ii latcd as a historical area, to pro-iro- 1^ said. d c si^ a tt ' Nearly 30.000 ppcc e o p le v isite d thc le d it frofrom development., nmissioncrs responded favor- dily of Rocks anninnually when it • Comrr Legisbative log :o thc guidelines, but hc didn’t ll reserve in 1988, ably to t I___ ik Eccamc a national r» IK IIB171 (Education) — Allows,vs sluilerl 10 Ix »tlul l)<^attmciilI ol 1Heallh and VV cll.iie slull 'I I R. Jackson, who discussIS \ways of seeing that they were Requires memembers of Fotesl Products poll of chilli .ibiisc llntL•^^ thv...... ^cording lo Ned R f, enrolled in more lhan one schoolI selling.m iiivcsliiiaic icpoii menlcd. Coinniis.«onn to meet at least four times per year. jes for an allcr- naiiic of pciMiiin revrcporlilH- ot ;illcvinj' .ilni'.e 1- manages the reserve,ve. Aboul 100,000 impleme (Commerce and Human Resources)s) HB240 (Bu-'iness) — Provides s a good tool, and wc are goingling For Motiihy. March 20; SBI 183 (Cc for eligibilily 10 supplied to llie >lqi:iilineiit.lqi;i people cam c in 1994,?4,hcsaid. "It's a s law to includc Medicare supple-e- n.itive to practical experience for uliciary and ll.ikM I’loMdc- H J t o VetoedByOmjovetnor — Amend* la o f apply for barber teacher's ccnific.iiMlc, SHHI51) |juilit-i;i Jtah Slate graduate to try anand use il. How far it’s going to •ance policies within definilinn of [i:il aiilhxnis of pc.ice otlicci' Timmons and Utal HD146 (Revenue anil Tax•axation) — Allows ment insuranc 1IB303 (Education) — liliniiminalcs duly of for cxir.ilctiiioii:il m pcnds on the people in the cour\- cal disability policies. ^d cn ls have drawnm upi the ^idelines go dcpcr Fiih and Game Depanment,l toli exchange infor- major mcdical ir- stale Hoard of Education to revieview decisions hy SlUO'M (JuiIkkiilichiry .mil Uiilcs) H he climate isn’t good for that," lonontwidencysia- SBI189(L^(Education) — Amends laws requir- ision. lhal ic.stiluliiiiiIII 01ordered I’s I'ouii imiJl-i iIu- after a six -m o n thIj sistudy. Timmons ly. The malion wilh Tax Commis-iinn on and immediate suspension of slu­:u- I'rofessional Slandnrdi Commissi. not* lus of pc^le applying for irresident fiiliing and Ing expulsion i Clarifies water Voiilli Rchahililiilihtalion Ali is nol liiimi.a hy H (jailed the booklcl an “idea book” that Commisnissioncr John Adams said, not* dent carryinging concfaled firearm onto schoollOl SB1255 (State Affairs) ~ C irca hunting liccnies. laws that certain uses of water do nol qiulify as another code scclim ^cks to define whalhal m akes the rural ing thatlai people like lo live in the area .ffairs) — Removes grounds, SHKI3I (Imliciar\ tor iind Kiilcsl mle- 1- liD2W (Agficullural Affa I (Resources and Environment) — an exempt domestic puTx>«. rn Cassia County becauscISC il has few government regula- righl of a grower lo ns]uesist ai refund from the SBI 194 (R ropriaiion 10 the nuking recimK. iiii.jiiii.l’cr Allllllnl^mllnc I'li^aimes areas of southern ' iraiing lease conflict bid Inw but,ut SB1257 (Finance) — Approp ,iii>cl1nralW.isIlv.ovc.iiv H tioas, .. Uacley Commission fromI llic ll asscsjment on Rewrites gra; he secretary ofsiate's office for l‘W6Wl operations. Act lo k !iLimLimcI'. ; iiccncc plateslies to be issued to persons with a ilis-lis- recall election. on Uni'loiiii C'i>iiiiiii;ii.'ial C'oilc' fly in MinBi-Cassia__ efty tax rolU. :nt HHI67 (Judiciary. Rulesi and new chapter on I parent or guardian of a dependent I Briei HD282 (Stale Affairs) —— Allows creation of ability or pat h.it only when a involving iiiscsinic^inicnl stninia-s Administration) — Clarifies ih.i listticts i child with adia disability. ilful nonpaymenl Sill 150 (Coimiioimncice and lliinian KeMiiiici-.l; H joinl cily-county hospiial disli 5 (Slate Affairs) - Provides proce-ce- prisoner is jailed solely for wilfi HB286 (Slale AlTBirs) 1- Allows citiei^o SU1235 (£ ge the fine at the - Removes ictiv.cciv.ition scliiclcs and p.iik trail- ■ -old cited in accicident death holding recall elections for highway.•ay of a fine c.in he or she discliarge nspcction pnuisions iiiidci H i 76-year-o ,5, convey a lease of a ciiy hosjospital to a nonprofit dures for holi rale of S35 per d.iy of incartcraticItion. ers Irom inspc and killed a B urley w om nn last district commmmissioners. . ttmdcs stmdards Dcpaiunenl olri.il«.raiidlnJu-in.ilScrsKCv l-ib I B U R L E Y -A• A driver whose car struck anc corpomiion. 1 (Finance) — Appropnales S6.4 mil-ni\- HI1308 (Education) - Upgr iving, a misdemeanor, HB301 (Revenue and Taxfaxaiion) — Kxempis SDI261 (F SlUl Kl fltan'I tiinsportalum) I'rovi.lc- lor H w eek has been1 chargedch with inattentive drivii epanment of Labor and Industrial•ial for schoo! buses. I ol' lunds o f I 0c.1l Hi;'li«a> ■ iin sales of roomi al Ihe RonaldflId McDonald House lion lo Depa HH359 (Appropriations) —- .Allixaics S7,y managciiiciii ol' irt C o rlcss, 7 6 , o f Paul w asas cilcd Friday by thc Cassin Scrviccs foror I1996 operations. ! :: Seth Stcwnrt < from Ibc liolel-molel room la 6.7 million for IWf. operation oftirthe S.ile Liquor I'echmcal AsMsi;m T s Department, HB315 (SlBte Affairs]rs) — Repeals the SB12622 (I(i-inancc) — Appropriates i36-7 ; ;; Counly Sheriffs r vocational education in 1996 budget.;et. Dis-penxary. Corlcsswasbcs behind tlie w heel o f hi^. 1985)85 Pontiac Ficro on March 14 ■ requirement for an advisoryory vote of the elcc- million for vo 0 5 ltH360 (Appropriations),) — Allocates Biificalion of amend- .SU1263i3 ((Finance) — Appropriates S20.5 f iheComniission 4 :k M arilyn B ccch T haxlon asIS shes crossed West I6lli Street tqrale before legislative ran I D^n>anment of Agriculture for 1996W6 $4-1.700 for IW6 operations of ll I 1 w hen hc struck h ial ments to Ihc U.S. Consututiolion million to D< axlon, 48,'clicd Wednesday in 1Bannock Regional Memorial on Women's Pmgrams. ;; in Buricy. ThaxK HU329 (State Affair?)— nil- IIH358 (Appropriations) —- MakesN an eliier- f c T ig F P t S Hospital in Pocat)catcllo. r , city franchise taxM on utilitita ” " T n i S■j d(Finance) — Appropriates S6 mil- to Ihe new H K T ^ S T v le Idaho School for thc Deafajid lilindiind gency S1K7.000 appronriatu :: C orlcss saidJ hc had jusl turned onto West:sl 16ili Sirccl near Burley High SB1030 (Judiciary andd Rules)I — Expands lion for the k t^partmcnt of Juvenile Corrcctceiions for issue subpoenae. forl996opeijpenitions, he struck Thaxton w ilh tlie pas:)asscngcr-side mirror o fh is car.ir. Legislature's authoniy to issi ' 68 operations this spring. ;; School when he 5 -AllowsTdisirictto SB 1266i6 (Finance)( — Appropriates S2.6H - Allocates SI.3 ling wilh Thaxton’s husband,id, SBl024 (tiducalion) — - for Idaho Educational Public>lic HB361 (Appropriations) - - ! > Policc chargerged Corlcss aflcr consultin] vi deny enrollment to studcidem who^as been million fo; million for 1996 operations olr ttthe st.He treasul- he accident, und reviewing evi- nent in anotha school Uroadcastingling System for 1996 operations^ ; Gerald, who suflsufTercd m inor injuries in the ■ ‘1 expelled or denied cnrollmei !l.5 er'sofTice. Shcriff s Department Lt. Jim SB!269i9 ((Finance) — Appropriates S221.5 fairs) — Adopts ^ dence in Ihe case,ca: said Cassia'Counly Sh ‘1^ disirici. verall for 1996 operations of the higlt-igli- SUII2I (Agricultural Affai ihargcs of vehicular manslaugh-;h- SBI 140 (Education)—— Auihoriies school million overt Idaho Agricultural GroundJ Waler' Quality' ! Higens. Higensns ssaid officers considered chai ion system. , ., caulion, a irafTic infraction, asns lupcrintendoit lo extend let '1 (Finance) — Appropnales S7.5 mil- Protection Pioi;nim. s ter, a felony, and am failure lo exercise due ca "S u i fare) — Provides of student by a principal. 1996 operations of public health dis.dis- SH1064 (Heallh and Welfnr * w ell the optionm o0 f filin g •no chargcs againstHi CorlcssC in the accident. SB1046 (Judiciary andtd Rules) — Extends lion for 199' •aul resideril, could facc a m axi-**' child suppon guidelines twowo yearr iricts. : Corlcss, a rctiiretired farmer and lifelong Pau i Rules) - Continues SBI27272 (Finance)I — Appropriates S12.6 5300 and up lo six months inij ja a il. SBJ163 (Judicial^ and P for 1996 operations of the Military J mum fine o f $30 specified admininniive ruleules in cffccl unUI July million for ANOVER FAR1RM ^ 1 1.1996, Division, A H# and Environmcnl) — SB1273(73 (Financc) - Appropriates S3.3 mil- SB1173 (Rcsources am aie Library Board for 1996 operations. 2 3 ,1 9 9 5 ^ ^ ; M i n i d o•ka k board to discscuss drugs Makes eleeiion for supcrviiimotsofsoilcon5cr\’a- liontoState » > ^ H U R SSDAY, I MARCH 23 56 (Health and Welfare) - Prtividcs llicksmilti) miles soulli.'2 miles will be the topics o f discussion . tion districts fall under unuaiforin consolidated SB1156 I :aid- LOCATED from Iho soulhwcs/ost corncr ol BUHL. IDAHO (Joes Blickj A : RUPERT - Guns,G drugs and alcohol wil for reimbursjurscment to physicians for Medicaid- west and 1/2 miles soulh. ___ Minidoka Counly School Boailoard m eeting. election law. J tonight al the Mi its SOI 175 (Resources amand Environment) — coverrdscrvservices. gun-free schools policy at ils la t the CoDkshack by Bev ^ Thc board1 ww ill con sid er adop ting a gii SALE TIME: 11:00 aI.m j . lu n c h a l i m onthly mcctinilin g nl 7 p.m . in Ihc sch ool distlistricl office. bringing a firearm onto campuspus \ TRACTORS i Under the proposedprc policy, a student bri i38nibbcf (JualremoW. P.S.stanliid ■ • Fort) 7000 d«cl trader, duilill pcrrtr transmission. wi« Iwl. lb«Ji38 n J w ould facc a one-yearom expulsion. uldi. Ittmt »^hts • Mis Chalmers 6060) ilicsciil;cs< traclor, tliul rcmorfS. ft'Oe t'ont. ; nimum requircrpcfltsTrlHhcJcd- HOVl/V TO HELP ADULTS> txan cuMr, s:ng’« tioril. nciv fui mbMf • •: Thc policyf is is designed to meet ihc minir )crintcndenM«chard GoodwoWU IHCCtrxloi((Joesnotninj-2tairiaircS^?i5j33 snap on diuls s , eral gun-frce: schoolssc! law, Assistant Supcri olicy is possible tonight. ro OVERCCOME ^ said. A voteon on thc recently modified polii ------y T< 1TRAILER - GOMBINIINE eapons^Hcy over the next five uy 16' iTailcr • IHC K bean speaal combine,)(ne. pullp type, Spike tooth, PTO J Thc board, willw i discuss its separate weap Dial/WotanOcmvAoeiLowBoy y \vlil nddress knives, chemical DBLEMS monlhs, Goodwodworth added. That policy v ALC:OHOLPRO CHINERY isib lc danger to students. GROUIJND WORKING MACH i sprays and olhciihcr w eap ons thal pose a p ossil disc on n;bber, cutouts IronL tiydrautc;c Ml • Brillion 10 roller hanow, inside is n - Loam wc:ys peopUpie can tocognlze alcohol pfoblomspfc and ways to holp I considered by the School BojBoard but nol up for vote yel is a drlnklr>o problems. Find out ulK W • Doutjie bar 5 row coil spnng Otmk« ^ A lso being cc oil- family, Wends, orr taxestc are our only bui I 100 Blue Lakes Bouloviward North cMnq out otstatii.Wom take Iona, Oontbeibelatfl la nc HilTE: Fami has twnsoM.M(M ive more experiencedi lilax preparers than . • We hove Ihts community education For moro Infomirmollon or lo looHlar tor this OWHtl E B : U n r v & Barbaraa HanoverH anyone9 inii the business. Canyon View's Communityity Service Deportment ot proflfam call C Tents:is: Cash or Bankable Checkk DHi a » o lS a lo W e offerFer complete electronicic filing-services:' 7 3 4^ 760 o n - 8800^7-6000. 0 . SHt s« mtuvH mr Mwtact AsetlootoSaiviM U ------’Tt» ITiM {WT- CANYON VII AUCTIONEERS CLERK ills Jerom e BBurley Hailey. GoodSrdS^o^^T^t-saso.350 Lamar LovolantJ IWIn Falls lesoovirtKiii HOSPITAL a C O U N SE5EUNG l . 4iSAddltonMn X Buhl.W ?’^Ss2277 Cort von Tassoll Ruport. Idoho 1 678-9691 788-3805 . 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-8-4 Timos-Nows, Twinvln 1Foils; laotio Tuesday. Morel3TCh21.1995 Idaho/VlW est Storajge foe caasts doulibt on its openinggdate^ ) s e e k Dnmentki impacts of » N e v 2a d a t o ing the sofety ond cnvironm r, to open the storage siie iti ALBUQUERQUEIE (AP) — An opponent of Northern States Power, t civilian nuclear projects. •m civilian nuclear power ci the Mescalcro Apacliches’ proposed-storage siteite for used fuel rods from "The process has been in ploccp! and has been I he highly radioaclivc rods for highly radioactivtive waste docs not believeve plants. Plans call for the 1 * -central New Mexico for used," us Nbrlhard said. the projcct will open:n in seven years as the tribebe to bc stored in south-cc Honcock, director of) the; nuclearnu waste sofety H [)u s t e r up to 40.ycars.pendingg llIhc opening of a penna- bfB cid a is ’ ------predicts. ------project for the Albuqucrqu:rque environmental H 0 pi . in nent storage site, "When they say ththey’re going to be open, in group, disogrccs. cmporary site to begin .storing )ve-ground storage sites gi ' PIOCHO. Nev. (APAP) — The stale for n icm *7 2002, I lough. Fot chance."cl said Don Hancockick Much smaller above He contends the size: andan tronsportotion H isioby 1998. Congress origi- It six U.S.'nuclear power of Nevada is seekinglg 1to remove from lite wasK of the Southwest Research R and Informationon already ore locatcd at s: requiremcnt.s^of the projcctiect proposed by the H jaid the interim site could not plants that needed a pljplace to store their own rc onice seven Lincolnin CCounty officials nally sail Ccntcr here. utilities and th^^ tribe arc so

Hearings on safet[ifety standards for •ilic Waste Isolationion Pilot Plant are . in N ew M exjco. th e planned this w eek in T h e: r e tx n nlo ft Th e m eetings are set for today in Carlsbad. Wednesda;%day in Albuquerque r and Thursday and11'riday I'ri in Santa Fe, Tiie U.S. linvironr■onmental Protection Ageney is giitherinjring information to finalize the safety:ty criteria lhal the Department of Bnernergy m ust m ecl at the un dergrou n d! raratiioiictive wasic ■'dump in sou th casieisiem New Mexico, |>ome of the firstsi waste\ shipments scheduled Ibr thee facilityf: will comc l; •Trom the Idaho Nati'lationiil Engineering Laboratory. ■ The dump's openingop has been i / !& la y cd several timeimes. Plans now call it to open in 1998 ponding ;{!^proval from thec BlEPA. ■^'Citizens for• Alternatives/ to ' *Radioactivc Dumpirnping plans a protest 9 ;r;illy during the AlbiUbuquerque hearing, The group contenitcnds the criteria for llhc dump have beenecn weakened, and it iwants citizens to ■urge officials to d {adopt the strongestest possible environ- Jm ental siandards. iiCar wreck;k kills man . CANUTE. Okla'kla. (AP) — A 65- ) >ycar-old man fromom Washington was skilled in a th^ee•^;e - v e h ic le w re ck in ;Iwestem Oklahoma.na. ■ 'T'' Virgil Gienwiiwood Hutton of ;;Ciarkston. SVash,,i„ wasv dead on arrival I " ijia hospital in Corcrordell. the Oklahoma ;|H3ghway Patrol sai(said. Sia v iri g s trate! >J'Thc accidentIt occurredo Sunday ® gh t on Interstateate 40 a mile cast of f,f. » m u t e in W ushilaila

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N .; 7j?-1978 I t'. ■■ . - . H ii j . DHAPi ------f ------~ ■ h 'I fc _ ■ ■2 I ;236,iW>lnAvi I ■ I ■|u -S". Tuesday,y, IMarcn 2 1 .1 9 95 Tlmos-Slews,w s, Twin Falls. Idaho B-S ■*s. Idaho H I iL aw im ak er;"s a u th (o riz e hiirin g (consult[ta n t 01n e d u c;atio : n ■ transportation problems. But the 1995>95 L egislature w a s not government as approvoved by the come up withwii several options for ti ■ ; BOISE (AP) — As\s Ione of its final [« • What to do aboul fifinancing in lhe mood to [put. proposed consti- Legislature and a Senate-tc-passcd bill voters 10 ccconsider, including no ;acts before adjoumm■nment. th c 1 995 & more recroiition facilitieses lo meet tutional amendnndmcnts before thc vol.- LS defeated in changc, a coeouniy manager, unified r H Idaho Legislature :ai authorized thc starting the process was booming ers. All 18 resiresolutions proposing 1995 •ciiy-countyy {government or consoli- demands ci of Idaho’s I- H -spending of up (o SIO>100,000 for con- ] k . the H ou se. industry, amendments wei rejected. lat there was dation of cou;ounty agencies. tourism t and travel i: ■ ;sultonts tg help a studtudy of creating a I ; V Opponents argued lha m ore than . In the 1993-9»3-94 sessions, lawmak- rs cou ld n ’t be ' Other sludiudics: Sponsors - said there are ir H ;onc-univcnity higherier education sys- I |H | no hurry, becausc voters y projects ers approvedI fivfive proposed constitu- d to change • Crcatiotion of a CitizenI 440< recreation facility asked if they wanted I spending lional amendnndmcnts and all were H ;tem for Idaho. tegislaitii jnment Commission. TlialI awaiting i: funding, wilh ^ county govcmmcnt untntil thc next Reapportiont H ' ! It was a move strcstrongly opposed '------^ ~ : requests for S277 million. approved in thethc 1994 general elec- 'November of also was aulllulhorized by voters in the r : other interim studies wererc general election, in Nc H :by some lawmakers,rs. who argued it Five o Ilion, but lawmakers said,I • The Kootenai Indiaran Tribe's tion. in. n e x t y ea r, and th c Legi;gislaturc will 1994 eleciio cleared either-Housc or H _ ;wouldbcawastcof_tiifjimc and money approved■cd, four with liltlc discussion, ) hurry lo creatc a citizen—[i_proposal-to-purchasc BBoundary Only one clei dy' meetpgairbcfon:that. there’s no h ;enaie-passcd resolution . H 'to conduct yet anothcither study on su b - TTic excecccption was an inierim study : County property oiT-reservrvation that Scnaie. A Sena Tl- T h e y a ls o c o n tc n dled e i the brief commissionon to work on legislative ( H Iject intensively studiiudicd in the past, on optiorional forms of couniy govem- I would be uix-exemp'ipl, "The changing legisli;•islativc terms from two Senate-passed bill crcai;ated a lot of rcapportioniiinment. bccause that won't ' I _ I Approval to ^pp_dd uup to SI00,000 menl. lli;^,t in its to four yearsars was killed by thc didn't 'Specify come untilI 212002 at lhe earliest. Legislature I i;? mindful ll " ;on a consultant scraprapc'd’tlirough the . Voters;rs in 1994 amended thc Idahoh o p roblem s, b c c a u sc it die economics, I louse Stale AffairsAff Committee. !sp0 n'sibilities • Thc stal;taic transportation system,, efforts < lo promote tribal e< H -House on a 38-30 vot(vole. ConstitUilution, ollowing countics to how the duties and resf ipaci of ils Other propcoposals lurned down ould change, particularlyly in view of thc fact thatI it i must consider the imp kJH “W c d o it and wve e don’l ( like what move awayaw from the thrcc-commis-is- of county officials woi unnuinities included three-ce from liouse Speaker Montana went federal fundinding may be cul for high-- actions■. on the loeal_ com cd They rtoled that when M nding bases Michael Simp;mpson limiting citizen K jwe hear, so wc don'lon't do anything sioncrr formf of government used ccts. The resolution sayss and; especially on thc fund :nt through a similar cbnngnge, it took a way project n hunting and other nat- H tabout it,” said R ,icul residents, directingg funding is Hal. the nunumber o f stu- vVill b e the su' said . C o n n e c tic i I number to be set up, wc'll go for an y dciiLs is t^)w ing and son,1111c suilc lc;id- W ednesd ay/ al al the Slate Board of Thc tri6c cc?ntendsIs thc federal them 10 block blc acccss to the lottery H ' arrest w arrant,” said sal< Chicf State's eni an: clinging lo the noiioiion ili:ii ;uiy Education m'Cting.meei Indian Gaming Rcgigulatory Act number, tatc is no longer this lit- I - Attorney Jack Bailc>iley at a news con- :oiftpanies fail to comply, it gain Boise Slale m;ikess 1mbs'prestige “ B oise State exempts ihcni fromm s u c h Inwi! If the coil nily co llcg e that people fcrcnce called by' AttorneyAi General suit in a ycar.jail sentence;e from the University o f Id;Idaho. lie com m unity bccausc they have a eicompact with could resul it's poised lo become a. ' Richard Blumcnthal. i cofSl.OOO. Bailey said, The recommendation;ins are part o f think il is; it's Idaho. Tlie tribe has sjspent, the past • and a fine 0 lenc tribe in Idaho ■ I . 1C a D c c e m b c r I9*)'-1 :iC(iccrcditalion very good university,"uni\ Boise State three years answeringlg legal ques- The stauale can require telephone ic r t h is m o n th it 1C report written by a lean•am represent- President Ciiarl:iiarics Ruch s:iid.. tions about thc lotteryry. spokesman companiescs to refuse or discontinue national loliciy by 1- ______I Bob Bostwicksaid. . , sc r v ic e iif f thet business being con- the summer in '^ ^ ^ | d lhe tribe docs ducted violates \ state 'law. ., and the 36 slates But Blumcnthal saidimpact 1 wilh Blumcnthalhai said. s. hibitingng gambling through telephone m ce center I one not have a com T h e plumumc companies — Southem B o i s e SCOores scienci o uld lo se $ 5 0 m il-, lin es andani gambling with crcdil cards rds, Connecticut. early requires Ncw I:ngngland Telephone Co.. le Bureau of mation explos:ilosion,’’ he said in a prc- pcrcent, in revenue he said,id. B O IS E ( A P ) — T h e “The law very clealacl in the stale Woodburyry Telephone Co.. NYNEX, ans a greater, pared stalcmc:;menl. "Yet, for a variety ttery if thc nalional . '•Verery clearly it represents no ’ Land Management plan not that they have a compaise prohibited MCI. Sprinirinl and A T & T — said they cicntilic aiul of reasons,s. itii iiasn'i always been mittcd, Blumcnthal only theihc major revenue loss, but alsc effort to make sure scii also where the otherwiseI.”, he said, "irs were revicviewing the issue and the n on narural- easy to gel;l criticallyci needed infor- a lo ss,s of ( control for Connecticut.’ technical information ut,” activity is undertaken.”,ite question." law. MCI:i and AT&T are competing rom u n ivcrsi- m ation and,1 researchre; data to our field s lottery will also Dlumenlenthal said. "Wc can’t contro resource issues gets froi itrol really a black and whitea similar opin- to carry thc 1-800 line. use in our on-the-ground • regulate il. or police it, or ta: lies and agencies to thee people wIio offices to use d federal law pro- it, or rc tax Florida has issued a ^ manage the resources, management.’' I, ' Thc BLM said Mo'nI'nday it will Dombcckck saids the new network !omplaint 'vinual organi/.aiion’' link- ty’s insureer pays to issment c( locate a new liigh-levevel scieiiiiric will be a "vin } end hara cd leam and natural rcsoiircirce “technical in g scien tistsists who ' will be associated ■ The Cocur d’Alen J warrant criini- Scruggsgs claimed she was hanisscd. id b e t w e e n S e p te m b e r 199, nd assistance network" inII 'Boise to tic will! the leancam bul who will remain •announced earlier(AP) — Canyon jailed 9 9 3 uncovered ihat wouldHaylett. ^ Haylclt throughout)Ut thc night b y a deputy and Igh January 1994. he the latest scientific rcsca:carch with on- at their normannal duty stations. plans to begin a natpaid an undisclosed through nal charges against Hi'orcommcnl. that otherjcr deputies witnessed the :mcni in thc "We’re nol in llaiin g our organiz^i- thc end of thecy to a former jail Tlieic claimc said Haylclt “wrote sexu cnl bul did nothing to stop it. tlie-ground manageni cxu- could not be reached asfor ordered one hanissmenl said. "The people who are ofhcr claim ihat she ally graphicgri and ofTcnsivc letters l for Columbia River Basin. lion," he said Washington, D.C., a rs to N o u r se sa id h e hasICC taking officc Thai depijputy no longer works for Boley; made sexually graphic an acting BLM developingng this innovative new 'that allow lotteries.issed by u jailer. Ms. Bo :and other investigation.sinci County. Mike Dombcck. ac I employee was Canyon Co :w Columbia technical assistanceassi network already ; Connecticut woul: settlement, Laura oTfcnsinsive comments to Ms. Bolej se said all employees' mustList d ir e c to r , s a id th c Iic\^ )lcy. in January 1993. An; office. c Nourse lyed by tbe BLM." icd his body against M s. Bolej red Northwest Technicalll Assistance are employed : lion a year, or 25 usband,pci Jeff, agreed rubbed alcy, fired just after he tooklity o we see any- sign a stalllalemcnt when they arc hired ;hcd Ms. Bolcy’s breasts, an jmiation from Two scnic;nior resource scientists, ; from thc state lotterails of-the agreement touche lodging they understand wh’alh’al Network will get infon and “The first opportunitks like trouble, acknowled ,liams and Jack Pcterson,<; c olhcr unwelcome and offensiv lies researchers to managersrs. Jack W illia r • lottery were pcrmitigal claim they filed made 0 nsive th in g at a ll that looksi“Wedon't.con- sexual har.larassmcnl is and the penalties ;r, attorney Dan contactnet o f a sexual nature." "We’re in the midstst of an infor- will lead the team . ; said. w c'rc on it," he said.orse, " iL If.w e find it involves,'CS. Haylaylctl was fired last year after 11 ; But thc tribe’s I' er an dpno it, w c don’l endon ;stigation by Caldwell Polic gone." ______• violate slate andutor f D ave Y oung h:is in v e st )liee out aboui it. they arc go artment, Sheriff George Noun 1 a similar claim scuss thc seltlemcnl. Depart jurse Thc county settled 11 . Nourse said at thc time of th iruggs, according )lcy claimed she was said. ^ f the in 1994 with Kim Scm) represented her. :stigalion no information wj ; Count}Ily Rod Haylctt while invest w as to Williams, who also r p s : CALDWELL (/ 1 County’s insurer pal , : amount of money m I inmale to dispose of sw a s sexually hanissci WE'IRE ! As part pf the st ; Boley and her husb not to discuss details • resolving the legal % 5 M f O W T BBOLE ! last November. I ' Williams said. I n t r i• o d u d I i n g le com m unity f • County Prosecutoi ■ I fl' W e w am n t to thank the i also refused to discu re a succeiss! S top 1 In thc suit, Boley h e l p i n g; rm ake Q uick C an ; harassed by deputy 1 I h e S i ra a llB i;L isiaee cility, m efet th es staff, and enjc r e f r e s him r ents. W e'll Ibe handing o Iren and band-a I b a l l o o nns ; for the childi ; C ne d i t Lii n e l e f r i g e i aator t m agnets to helpli you rem em l o u r c o nw v enient Q uick Q;:are h ou rs,

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‘ Tuostiay. March ^1.1995 Times-News. Twin Foils. Idaho B-7 ^ SBBBlBa' ' . . ■ ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ Money ’ I Market mostly higher M orrison K nudsen rq )o rts larger losses ' ^ TTie Associated Press following the ouslcr of fomier chair- its Infrastructure Group and its Smce lenders also did not comc ; : ! • - I 1 man ond chicf cxccutive William Cleveland-based Engineering, forward with $125 million in new i y ^ ; QC I T*f^OOT*r1 BOISE — Financially staggering Agee. Construction and Environmental loans that acting Chairman—. „ . I C*4J J—'V y VV XW W V ^X vA - Morrison Kaudsen Corp. announced The larger pool of red ink was the Group also increased the estimated William Clark hoped would bc ■ Tbe AiKJCialod Press edce over advancers on the Bitt today thflVits losses for 1994 will be result of higher than expectcd losses los-s. available, it now appears that the I • : Board whcrt! a clo-iinff count ! .SISS'Yiiillion more.than prigioally in the company's tronsit group. Corporate officials said they company will have to negotiate ; '- : NBU/VARI^ c-wuJii 1 nAu 1 In'-7^ anlicipotcd. where rising costs and delivery expect to announce final results at several short-term loan extensions . Markr anU.conslniclion cBmpany s«id il culpnls ore toncracls for design. -IJcy ol™ said lalk an: coMmuing under dcvclopmcnl is acccplcd by . 359 304X 3.57X 104X •.07X< Eil.tale*3.3Bl. Fri.'*tala* 1.835 - : I - „‘ii?„„ I.,:. °1 6)^eels red ink fcr live year lo hil engineerinB ond manufaelureoS 113 Wllh eredilor»buuhosenc6ol,al,oj, Ihe lenders. 3.13 3.35X 3.J3 315X..05X« Frt,-»op*nmie,37B, upBI „ : ' Most of the ooDuior'Ctoei', 0f4Dm Eoslcmlimc downfrom - HIO million wilh’die founh-quorlcr inlereily ond eommuler ears for have nol resolved Ihe eorporole debl Wc don 1 hove any signed deals ■ Dow-Jonei!>es uiaar^M KEWVORX(AP) —FMDc«l DovKlonM twraoat lor Frt.'* cpanspan tnl 57,613 NATtOKAL K STOCKYARDS. U. (AP) - It ' 'sauscs finished modcsllv hichcr Vridov's uOusuollv hcaw 4 1 5 79'l‘ 5275 million olonc. Callrans and 50 sleeper cars for cnsis wilh 26 lenders. yel,” Tinslman said. "Y o u have lo , CORN Barrow*b and gtt* ara .50 lowat. ; afflJiirnfncarSc hreaKed- Slli^^^ Amlrok. Bul even so, Chicf Exeeulivc have finonciol ncxibilily ond mlegn- ; i« La »' Ooaa On SMObunMnMnwrcdoivtewhaM 1-3 i 220-2001) 37.60-18.00; 200-310 fcB 13.3007.30:1 fc Mind 4080.57 4tl5.tS^ 4C4051.17 408368 ♦1063 M« 2 ^ 2.4l 2.30X 2J9K -.011 200210Ci32.00-14.00. 2 ; poini f* much of Ihc day The innalcd by mdmg associaliSlwilli’ ™‘'"=Increa,scd lo,ss ieservc.s and wnlc- Officer Bob’Tin.slmon .sold Ihe banks ly. ... People arc looking for o signal ; V 20Tm157B.B5 1KHJ4'4 1508.441! 15B7JJ ‘ 18.S4 May 248X 3.48 2.46X 3.48X -.OO*I Sow*: £ under SOO baratlaatfr: over 5001OOlbara iSUfl 1B8.W 1#aJ4 2.53 2.54X 2.S2X 2.52* -OIX< tt*adytol.001ower»0«30fcl0 i 00<121-33.00: over : Sunor.gllms were enough 10 push. .Ihdqiiarlerlyexpirolion of,toeli;: ' cxcculixiS tries lo rebuild Ihc one- downs m the company s 65 pereent- probably will nol ^ iho^ yes. we wdl have financial sui- . . ftssa lu a .u 1373.01.01 1348.17i 1382.89 •4!93 Sap 2.S7X 2.S0X 3.57 2.S7X -.011 600«)130006.00:Ov«050lb30.00. S 27,47I).(X)0 Dae 2.62 2.8ZX 380X 2.0tX —OIX< Bovt: E ovar 250 fc 37.00. under 250 fc 28 : sevtniW dely. followcd indicilois opliSns and fulires and opiions • lime inltolional conslmclion gianl owned subsid.aiy, MK Rail Corp.. S235 million m defaullcd loons. bilily. 5.089.500 Uar 3.07X 3.00X 2.08X 2.67X -OIX< C*tSa*ndce»«*;700ccmper*dtDlaitMe ( iMonday K 3,077,fl00 May 3.70X 2.72 2.7(W 2.71X —OIX< *lM^*t*er*ar*lL^3.50B100bM>I essfli . ^ 35,647,000 Jul 3.72X 2.74 2.72X 2.71X -.OIXf hdfiontMa>si.ooe2 h 00ioMr*u>jMSS Oac 3.BaX 3J0X 3-5S)( JASX -.011 araUyI 2.00ln>ei;cow>*ndt>.**1.00lk>3XX)biW.B ulat 30.138 S : la u ^ (laarc choic* orada 65.00-67.!B7.90: n M > - ■H. I . -isiness sees no rest fDr the wary : ••taa^eholcs 02.S(>^.50; **i*a at i Most activive OATB ! NEW YORK (AP)—5Ma. . doaingck prtca and nal &OCObumMnMiun:dalatBparbiaM , I ctwlc* grade 60 00«2.0Ct.00;mb»d cOva Nm Yori( Sudi Mar 1.37 129 120X 129 1-..04X* *eloct i and choKa 68 0040.00-, aalaaorBi0r*d*hol. § ■ 1 1.39X 1.54 129 1J3K ..04X•i ttain* I at S1.0M8.00. :i .tr|,^C,ll.Bh.IfgKSKSr It rose 10.0310 S 111, hove slowed Ihe credii pee during die debales ,r=,sr;:;s:;.~I in Congress. Budgei dcliei^. ; . sisr'fir-ss” ^ 134X 1J9 1.J4X 1J9 .,04X< Slauohtarh*««n:cil » W ^ M y Business ' | CIreut 5,143.200 sax «3X Fli'aulaulaa417 07.50. < — MoCDcoU !5.068.500 S4X-1X Fh.'iopwispan mi 13.090, up 65 Cowi: ( braaUno utmy and commenU 3030.00^0 00: T«3X Mar 3.78 5.81 577 5.77X -.01*« (kia.;h*avywel5W*ara450O4S00.C n»»l.l,«.««j . “dKr.gn.f««ncW«»i.». i' 5 BOX 5.9QX 5.6SX 6 87 —.01X Comp»g 1 I:M8:W0 3M t X JJ' .. 5.97X C01X S.9M SOT* -.OCXK ' K n / f f i d 11^ 0 ^ 2 6 7 9 2 on L o u S o M ^ t l 7 l o 4 ^ ^ C o n su m ers had b e e n a llo w in g is revealed by savings figure.s. o f businc^is and monetary olTic.als to ! . Shnrfndt . 2.2.848.000 13 - X Aug 001 805X 8 00X 8.02 -.OIX 1 M a il r » ■ S«fd^V ThKnSdan so c^cVSft landi^ ^^ ® ! ofTicc^®M^paH short-tcmi in.siallmcnt debts to climb What savings? predict and direct coiwumcr behavior ; FocAlotw t 2.203.100 2SX - K aip 6.03 007 B02X 0.04 -.00* J L I. '/?-v V so-called soft landirfg^^^rWi ^ J .since the founh quarter of 1992, and Good que.stion. Many families have • is often overestimated. Consumers ; DuPont 2.200.800 58X «1 Nor O.tOX B.14K 0.09X 811X -.00*; ,Metals Uni»y»Cp 2.068.700 9X ♦ X O.ITX 022 0,17X 6.18)1 —OIK< The1 AaaodWJ Praae ' R 1 0 4 9 TZu^invfnrbond&'fa®f®*now'the ratio to dispo.sable personal none, and in a .study for Merrill Lynch don’t always act as the analyjits say . FWe^C^>OD :2.07J.200 23X - X Mar 625 8 29X 625 027 — 022 i SalwMd worW Bold pncM. Monday, 0.12 012 OJI 0J3 —01I HongKonQlaia:t3S2.7S.aA«120.* ‘ N ' miSn SK Sloycfs arc creating income is half-wav back to its 1989 the median for all families was they should. O.UX 0.10 0.33 0.3SX ..OOX< ILondon moming B.lng'S3034S. on J02t Local intei:erest E 6.11 8.13 8.10 B.m ..OOXH Undon I afternoon ftijng:»30220. off *0- fn v^ J^ The & jobs, a gobd'xleal of the corporate rccord-and all the ia y if you include $1,000, an amount thar mighl barely Ilial. of coursc. is not the fauh of ] Frt.-a latalataa 38280 IUndon lal*: S382.25. oA tO.SO. S rd le« Wall Tfd^issufl was off about downsiziiig'has run ils coursc, and carlcxscs. pay to fix a leak in the roof. con.sumers but of the analy.st.s, who i DMOlpOWI O0» Chanoa Frt.'aooarBoanint 142.325, up 1248 IPan* aAamoon RiM: US0.08, olT tO.73. AIMctton* 31X 31] - 60YBEANOrtOU. Frankiurt lUmg: $301.11, on $0.02. ' StSSoS^ilysts were inflation, to date at least, hasn’t been Ovenhe pa.st year coasuma Debt and livings have been going unfortunately left something om ofthe . ArrartMV CMins* &) CdoSara par 100 b*. 3Zuncn lal* afternoon: $182.00, pH $1.50. OS bad OS hfld bccH fcartd. m cnt debt TO.sc 0 rccofd $J J 8 bjllion, m oppo.siIe direcuon, and no seasjble equatjon, ll)a l,something js vciy like- ; Am»le»nT«(4T»l g I .» E r - ” 27.70 38.11 27.60 28.04 .J l3 NYf Hand, 4 Hannan: $30220. on $0.45. OMCWHt 123 20.38 20.86 20.31 20.70 .28B KY^ Kandy 4 Hannan taBriealad; $363.70, • by the market s performance fthd a Corresponding »ncr a Rather than takino their ease it bringing the debt-incomc-ratio lo near- person can cxpcct that to continue ly the consumers’ intelligence-and ; □olMCucad* '?!3 ■ ‘.5 S' 20.10 20.63 20.00 20J0 .-177 NYf EngaMrd: $363.50. on $0.45. ■ -^d wc^mvc^orswcrc takuiga yield to 7.39 percent from 7.37 ly 18 pereent. Add in the car leases ndefinilely. In 1950. .savings aver- awareness of their precarious 35.95 20.33 35.95 20.13 .-111 KYCno*h«dlaBrtcal*d:^ $402.68. on $0. ? s r 25 80 20.10 25.80 3-98 .-113 NY► Comax oMd *pot month doaa Moi.I. $:$103,90. on ^ whdcrevicw.ng last week s p c ^ latoF^^^^ S V b c wora^rihcrSJe good ond il'.l up lo 20 pereent. Ineludc home aged d2.3 COI IndmWet 25.70 25.95 25.70 25iS .-10 1 OnarQyCorp i 24: 1 s 25.50 25.00 2S4S 5.63 ..00D NYRapuB(icNaacnalD4nk4p.m.Man.l[ ofl ^ S 'A ir°d S o7ofcau ilv h o w c tfo S S c to h S r S I -fh S '„ " " r Sie e,uily loL and L ay k a record. m® Ihc 199?? il has been a inere'^.4 Taking a re.sl? Ccainly nol. Who : FVM IntM. Otnconi 7S: 25.45 29.55 25 4 5 25.B0. *,089 $0.90.1 - Bill Allyn, director Of equity howeyer. ottsct tnt siugg sn oono pnthrr ihnn resiinp consiimcM mnv No wonder fami ics began cutting percent. could possib y re.st knowing whal they FMS«c.C«>p. ~ i 2Si £ 25.25 25.30 25 25 25.30 .05 Gnnd Matropoiaan 24: 25J0 ..100 NEWYORK(AP)-Fut>»»*»ai lOOtrwddl:dol«iparl3i ■ ' ,00 _ 3 0 Toledo Polkillce S gt Richard Murphyihy k n eats by th e dism em l : S l C l t e ”iltcl'la.? i'n“ ?nT,,o"| focuLd on develop: ------• • UkmtKtwton 73X n 'I ’t Mar 104.60 1 16060 184.60 165.30 —20 * Boyslantemute ' £iho^d';r,i:SSk.s’’r:3',o'S : M • tx 100 1 00 17060 108 80 169.10 —.50Q Apr 362.70 384.00 382.40 383.61 sartment property roomn NM onday. Ptdflcorp 1BX 1& .X jj' 173.60 I 17550 173.50 17J.90 -JO0 May 364.80 304 60 164 80 384.8<5 m I to PMInc. 2SX 31 . - AijQ 175 1 00 177.10 173 00 175.90 -.300 Jun 105 40 188.70 165.00 18021020 -.70 ^ % tSnt^s-sues hod a sltghl ^ 2 ^ . ^ “ ' whic^h ^ s ^ •“ ’ » : PrtCftCoMolnc. 13X 11 S 2 177.70 1 179.10 17720 177.50 -.300 Aug 108.60 180.20 168.50 389950 51 -.70 / PrwTwli « 42 « -5 0 ? 179 1 00 18030 17650 17800 -.200 Oct 392.9 9«nKaFood* 34. 181.70 18300 1B1.10 181.90 —M0 Dec 395.70 397,00 395.70 198.4roundredi4 004.00;MiftftaaauNorth S.OOO I Boy OZ.: cent* par Soy oz. 850 restaurants worldwide. ^ c t had been encasedcnc in cemcnt.lo . ; NcW York K ' ”u ffi.ViK'! SS"* ” S-J ™" S T . g " - " “ ‘ ‘i; S ' " S 'n 'S 'i Valhl M 7 — Oatola rourxound rod! 7.00-7.50.moa9y 7.00: naaas Mar I 460 0 400.0 405 0 467.'87.0 -3 2 The Associattiated Press 85 Waat Ono {Uncoip 27.27X *X lOOmaacksKks non aUa A WHojnain 6.5W125; Apr 460. Murphy said Big BoJoy was prevent thievery,ery, was discovered ; , gS.. „^'In:? "i.SiVJ S S 2;,: ' ,,'SS, ST.i ! S 1 ™ S : ! !5.«. « 3 SS 5 : WalUalStDTM 24X 24 . . «X WaahlnoWHnon few 4,6(W 00: Oiagon 1aw4.50«.00-. May 465.5 471.5 405J 470.: Wsth.F«d.S«L 20 2 -X COWMOS.5) 6.5(M> DO: Idaho S006.00. Jul 471.9 4H.0 471.0 47S.i!S:e T o l e d o0,, Ohio — Who killed cfchopped into seven pieci:ccs. His missing Fridayay morning,i parts of ; ■.„ S S . ' “- " " S ,S ! ' i 't. o ’S.’S .‘I K S ,! gl iS : J ZBoolnc. M 3 — 1 RuMatiSOn50 lb cartonl p« c«170-80 ccuni; Sap 480 0 460.6 470J 480.i”5 Big Boy? hjhambiu-ger was intact, butt hhis right shiny black shoehoes left behind. The • ^ eS eo 4S« jdi-x :.•« lo nu m-» a m m io ju jn-» i»Cf« « '*?*“-; lo *»?'»"'-x' Tmm iScve j» -wJ t\ii u->. Em(ir»u* U Mo4«na 6X & — WUccntlni:in 13.00-14.00: WatNngun 12.00-13.00: D«: .465 0 489.0 4650 4M. Z«0« lm*m»t)on*l 1QX IQ -2 S/IS ' Or*ocn12i>12.00-13.00; Cokvwk) 14-00-10.00-. Idaho o« 3 ^ 3 S o m e o n e: Ststoic the 300-pound, 6- eacar and part of his belly w■;» V. Si:" ^ 1 Jan 520. mcasage: “Big Boy is Dc3cad.’’ A head outside the U«i Cenrnodty Hcp FAJXS (AP) — Mcndtya potato pncaa lor Fri.'* *al*. 13.550 saw, scrawlc/led “Big Boy is dead" m the restaurant Sunday i !i S3 S o«. ” ll ^ J - i 5} - - J Flj S H F ”’'1. E “' IV/i i?J; ^ 1!^ [r-' ...... : Apr LMCMM 7a.U^85 ISTa^u^upper vaoay, T««< Falla-OurWy aathett. Frt.'* opon Int 111,095 on the pieccses and dropped'them off ntnote attached to one limmb said: moming. Jon UWCBIH 64.T2«,T2; 03-32 64.J7..!» SK iida “ I c o u l Aff FMd«rea9X 67.AS17.8S 80.85 67.72 ..63 o»nand!alf1 iairty light, marlial lowar. Ruuat DurMnk NEW YORK (AP) - Hanih « Karrrtannatver *1 around townm ISu nday. ouldn't believe lhat : S*" sHisI ! Il'l T ! ff ^ ^M E“ Esi i Aff !>»hoo» 40.C510.05 39.00 40.40 -.35 1IQ13MCM or4 01 fWn Baled 10 IB meah .ada (Mrt Monday $4,075, on $0,025: Fabricaledd $*4.09, on B e tw e e nI ggiggles, police i|^ ■» iTAAn someoneme would do that to • iSw iS ‘ 'rn?'ew-^J SH?'”* «^ki-’)! m u-« » sm u -« ^ 0 lo * I S ’ « o'?*! S S l iS “ 2. iw May WhMi ISO JSO 3 40X 3.SSH..08 baMnonUinUie A 7.00-8 JO, occailonal 9 OO: tO IB $0 014. ‘it’s really hard to> Keep M Uaot616.0fr7 0 JO, 0 004.60. oceatlorul T^a Bunon prtc* lor * jnmifll "r« ^ S Sf'' i'm* v«. «''^"i; w n.-» S?" ™ I4*r s*rtr -4.7U i K> nm bao> 7.90-9.00. moasfy 7.6(M.OO. Enoatwd i $4 JOSa on $0,025. FaBilcat*ated $9,071. ly. a atralghti face wh0 419.00-i.tK) 70aiS0O-1()0-16.00. moWy 15.00-15JO. law hfghar $0,032. tor the cityty when some- m . tomers.s. I mean, what kind ; 3?-.’”. Sl ’« i'.’SiVJ in .1 w J ^ v . May Sugv 1^.154.15 13.85 14.11*23 BC 80* IS.OO-tB.OO. mo(»r 15.00-15.50, taw WeVe been tryingI 1to put o f p e r so n . Jun TnasBl M.OO 94.04 94.09 *.03 Mgharandkm3 lower 90* 1100-14.00, moaSy 13.00, NEW YORK (AP) — Spot nonlemxia macalpdcMm* b o d y WOUldlid desecrate a ,o„wouiddothi,» , ^ jlls: Jun TrwaBond I04,r m and lower. tOOa 11.00-12.00. moatry Monday. hallowed symbols) of the hi iln like h im ? " Jun (»4ar» 72.M om* 10OO. f*w hlgnar; 10-12 oj mm 10 00-I. AJum»ium-7B.0c«iap*rt>,LondcnM< him together agali Jjn Sfnrc 87.65 loatly 10.00-11.00, ocea*lor»alhlghar and 1 9 5 0 s a n d 1960s,” Sgt. Jun J-Y«n 113.0T SoS S;V!2 KS??S. No.3SObuKk*c«1ba*l*6camin Copper • $1.4400 Cathode U plala. u.8-d*.!in^U.S R ic h a r d M Humpty Dumpt•ty- Ndso7n Apr Crudaoa IB.83B.63 1829 1S.S6»J0 4S(MS0m0. moafly 5.00:10 oj min 5.50-7.00, Murphy snid m MfiWi 'ils: ,11?“ ’lH; i Jun (M’ound ISO.)50.36 150.80 157.54. 1.03 Copper. $1J900 per fc, NY Coraai *poiipoiMon . M o n d a y , his h i brow fur- I tillthink he looks prettitty good th at plolice olic began fielding , m v . o j ijs m ju - * o-«. ib SSVu uiif juTJ S S o m . I*2»T t a - » irCo I» «•«.•« :« n w a n , . * i,m ‘ix'-'* ! Jwi Ui«a»a <240;24.00 133.60 133 80 - N l l Pgar S One • .5354-6454 per IB, dallvwsd. rowed in comonccm. , forr a guy who’s beenn cut up.’ from other Big Boy ; JS? jo m jio ’S i-’j! onoira rSj?'" ri m Ji'n’n tSoi'” izim im w u wST m® irl'wHux-* May Pcrtbtfly 40.1010.10 47.42 48.50 ♦.83 ‘“' “ fo*' TVi • n.a. Metai* Week compoala eric* t g n n n c d . r e s ta ujrants r a i where body i. 13S,« - pSS.' «wS«S*i! Sceia i-nr» i« '’rrS^iri uco loi”’"^"5 rn* w » I'S 10 w “ i t ! - NEW YORK»K (AP)—SuQar ^Aur•* trading on Ihe Oeld-$18220 Itandy 4 Harman (only' Sd S t ' U i 8" QuoUtlon*from5lneJalt»C» & Co. Naw Ytflin> C»-n }i tn?o i» - x M4i is-is* * t 8»v*r. $4,075 Handy & Harman (on»y di netim es out of 10 if 1 E .« f / ' S . v l ’? tS T iU ’ .1 ; 8UOAIUVO S*ver. $4,070 pw tnjy « .. NY Comax » a straight fnface when you — Sgt. Richihard Murphy " N in e t IZ. 112.000'fc*4 tia. 0*Mip*rl>. Mon. _ talk about it,’it," he said. • ______^ the Bigg B VaOayOMA* M Piatnan • $421,004(24.00 Boyoz., N.\ " w c ' v c bibeen trying to u s u a llly y down at the ; . ;«* uo 'i m fSa « irSi iSlil iS» 1. V i JSJ “ 10 ‘ - S l m J ■ »27.00 ^ GrMtnorVM>n«: SS I S ! S : sM ptalkium-$410.00N,Y,Matc*pMparlrtftroyoz.Wad together again like “1“Big Boy- is almost5l dead. University ofo f' Toledo,” Nelson 1 .« m w w n on 51 »n in - »IS?* iM un*2u/» t S ? ?« ” weo m e u jr * -* iium a . eu - x -t - i- i»wt *0 " ,I *i* PWm: Moa9yS17.00 M« 11.90 12.10 11.90 13.10 ..0717 nij.-nol«uo(id,n.a.-nol*valaBl« Smtf rodi: Unltadt21.00-23.00 .Mar 11.95 11.90 11.93 11.95 ..11 H u m p ty D•umpty. un I think he looks NNevermind. Now he’s deadid." said. “Duringig f frotertiiJy season, 1 S ”.S ri',:!! S ! S S ? ' ., ' ! , « S I ! f S . S 'i!l S i ES.S"il S;! SS’r. s;--" "S'j; ; Idaho pMu: 118.00 3 7 11.59 11.05 11J9 11.66 ..00 isaprank.’’ ' ^ « <«»*«-» c»^ o S3x>.n. jn">u-5 T™ o:?2i to . w** ; , Un«ad»2S.OO OO 11.35» Fossil fiiels pretty goodd 1for a guy who’s been Each note was signed: “P"Pimps of they do thal as a OuotMona ara Mato ertec*ricMCoa«ctad*i.rJ{«nlo ;j JU t;^. X ; baani. Im tdaho twan isx. ;^^4“f e s ; w n LWHTBW^foaSc ^ with the binblack pompadour, red- tock tc was a newspaper ad thattl said: The culpritsits couldi bc chofgcd | SlS'ia “ sw n ^ » ' jSilLi'J ST*'1e SS"m '‘iinw !£SJ“ inolj w«i5 R*ftp no ’’'tmiu'Sm" vu jwjmso.ij ; mot» racwy prica InloimaScmason ahould ccnSact daat- jJ 32J1 23.13 23.31 22J3 ..04 I860 . 30 and-white: ccheckered pants and "Strip "! Steak $2.29 a pound.id." with gmnd theft,left, punishable by up ; n?io^5 &-p S ’“wm:; "-.wc-^ 'JlSVtw-S ^ ar*. . Sap 32.15 23.35 22.35 22JS ..05 23.00 22.03 22.00 22.01 ..05» May 1029 lOJl 025 1847 11 .20 suspenderss hhas guarded the ddors “They had a sense ofr Ihumor,” to two years in jail,ja Murphy said. 1 teMno (iwmit* ocnia , • oure ib “ 2'“? Ii SJS ’ lewi ib^x rSm. k» » »g :i « Anfa7u tu ei -x < r^ '• « » •* • Sl Jiai 1B25 10.40 &19 H Jan 21.61 y restaurants around the NMurphy said. Customers olat onei Big Boy were j- gJJj * «’infjS’« iuoi»-» o^TiiM whimjw-h hcs® » u «« ju N * ^ t« S i ? * u tm 1^ “ ij"ieM J«-‘ 5iS " " " u5D«o uijj-ts-t.n Grains Mar 21.80 —01}| Jul 18.19 1828 8.09 1820 tl M8 ■ o f B i g B o y i . 21.80 —0232 Aug 18-00 18.10 I0J6 1i cthc 1930s. The statue was wortl:th about abuzz about theHe theft.I ® .. ■ Si:! SS-.S a;? i-ffSi Kis "'“fs E'S S ’?: s "r,,,;! sir,,, VaOayQralna S r 21.84 -.0232 Sop .10.10 10.11 10.07 la'll 1; M4 world sincc tl PrlcMlar»twalparbutha<: E«.ulaUl«*192. Fi1.’*talea709 Oct 1605 10.09 10.00 ia!o3 1 .!o7 T h e ch a in is owned by Warren, $■$ 4 ,0 0 0 . “Hey," saidd trucktr driver Robert I 'ffi;? S*i! 5T.. ^ ,S S i S g - i K J ”,?”»"£!:!! S-“ ‘S,',VK:!! : , oAcomandbaarapartR openlnlll.OSO Noy 16.00 10.00 17,93 1 T David Keane, "it wasas probablyp somebody ! gSc,i" 11^ SST ib. cro -i* m m a i - x i«w« i« ir M i.s j.* » - « . . « w —« .. w Ttojw. .m w x a».______; 8c«»Ma«rf»at.«.10;bai Dec 17.94 17.90 17J8 iroo 1 mo Mich.-base.sed Elias Brothers Restaurant Manager baaa):intaadgrair>.»4«o:c80:oatf,t525:(xr>.»4.e0 v > Jan 17.92 17.92 17J0 17.00 1 .-IO R e sta u r a nits ts Inc., which operates NNelson said his Big Boy,ly, whose who didn’t likekc thet food.” J ;f;, ______I _ ; ' ~ MS pacoartttnotair*). PriesPrtc»aar«fiNanda«yby L l V C Feb 17.07 17.67 1 7.89 1 ,'estock M« 17.69 I7J9 17,89 1 mlSam Sttdunan'i Inc.«.kiMountBkiHama.«iatad In PQCATEUiEUO (AP)-Idaho Farm 0«»*u byWaMnSleclman'tlne• lAe.ofDunaT,ra<«rMaon I& 17J9 ! ..07 HtiMMtwal. Marcndalvat)(vary In MourniM Homa, idahoRat^anoa and Faedot Repot *laught« ttaar* Jun 17.88 17J8 17.88 17.92 1 A U3L n ^ 9 0 0 IB 111.00-112.73: tUuoMar JJ 17.99 1 ..07 A . RMOalnandeaanlnOulnOi#Jandhlan»anfwrti n32?(»»|««*aad)i 000-900 IB 110-11279: kNtMr Auo 17.00 1 ..07 W M kttM«a7iai pcien:at: ipolh daUvwy, toT) nhU uaan 8C0-<100-450 i 09.00«.00-, leoderheaanOOO- ^ 10.01 1 «.00 ' T ' i »rha«. *3.16; Dartay. nooqirta. qu #25I604.0C14.00: lewMrHolttoln itaara HA: HauglMr Dec 18.02 18.07 18.02 10.10 1 ..06 ittear* FM: Mtugmar lamb* NA: la«tar Mw 1 1828 *00 rJlZST ^ . 1040 10.40 10.40 1 F«CATEU.O-Whlla»tM OCX AUtrriON — Namp* LVntodi E*L aala* 139,723. Fri'* *ale« 80.5 4.78(ilaadyJ:14par«nl»( uloi In Nampa on Saturday. USay and corrvTV FrL-*aeenkil337,314 pwnnl (Mar 3.S3 (down 1 OMT* 30 00-45.50; he««yleed*r* S2.00- HEATINaOa. '000EN_WhM»«)aal3^« 3 .4 9 j ^ 71: Barley 8.00 M ■ Qht laMler* 87.00«2.00; (lodur la«)an 1 . (doi»nS):14p«ra(N daJry calve* NA: HI lamb*M Jun 47.00 4729 40.00 40*t 80 ' 10Si»-10B.00(il«atfylou]■toupl);lipareamwitlno f(reniT««lFal*) 09.00-71.00'. and cotnmatcMlal M 47,50 47J0 4720 4 ' 4JO(ue3); 11 paroant»Ml»Mar4.ie(do«>n2). Mlt4400-l.0M1,90: haavy loader haHer* 68.6^07.60:ty. Aug 48.15 48J0 48.00 4 CALDVVtU.WM« attaa■twatiM18.48(dCMn41.twr- ftghiiMdarirdat haOera 03 00-72.50: tlockar MCin Sap 49.09 49J0 49.05 4 • tay8J0(f>««»y). 71JO-81XO1X10; *1oek cow* (Brvd) t41S-W7S; dairy Oct 60.30 60J0 49.95 4 0 > g O D g C H r A: w«*n*r pig* (trem Twin Ftf*) $8416 parir Nov 61.30 51J0 60.70 9 Ir. PORTLAND (AP)-{Uda«Ida ai 12:30 pm PST hwellwie•ader larrtta (lian Twtn Fan*) Bt.OMO.OO. Dae 31.75 S1.06 51.00 51.65 5 vOO Hondvy Iv o^alna arrtvadwlalParWndtjrahipmani a Ramwki'Vi t Jan- 32.1S 62.15 52.0S S3.t0 G ..06 i l s ' : .tvrA«uck«baroa.(«rt^ ^ b ^ a » a ( 4 0Ma.com. Igww and HgN laadart *t**0y, Fab 6220 3220 S2.1Q 52.10 5 . « Mar 51.40 6140 8140 6 ^ S m S c 3-« ' CHICAOO30 (W - Future* iradkig on M CfOew Apr M8S S I w ' ^ n t 0 !sp l p s « ^ i pls!i!^ispi^ “fs»|spi^is^ U? . ,• - . H a1«ftMiM>»t>aal W U 1 4 » M l « 8 8 38 3 « -Manara*} . No.2oomdomaaOcuM Lnr S«Ba Cf« I F ! V i N a2 banay,irttr*»ar«■ andbargaa ' i X CATTtE * » 4o]» ! .! « " rKa;3barlty 420 q3 83J0 01.90 63.12 OSJO ..1010 aouRcSS^ = a = S ii 429 o « 64.78 0S.3S 64,70 6520 .-3030 T.oOOUl:dalarap*r|]U. ; c c | b b | as.80 eojo 6S.70 OO-IS »-30 07-00 67J0 07XX) 0720 *.30^ ^SiS^S^SSbUHE ’ j-5S '^EaCa.fc.a*la*18,013. 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JS'4.032;g 4.03 4 .0 ..DO oo 42.00 42J2 41J9 4225 *,0606 Od 1-740 1,760 1.729 1.1 — ' fctoy 1ST 3.913.99 197 3.90 .M ov: • 42J8 4279 4128 4Z78 *.1010 N0T N . 1J30 1,630 1J20 ijio',-— li 10 ’ JU ■ i t s ..OS Fab 42.00 * 49 09 43J9 42-90 —Ja02 Dm> 1.B30 1.919 1.930 1.943 t.( • ~ • r'^ _ Fil.-iop»^« nx 4200 4243 41.80 4245 *.1919 Jan - 1.060 1.990 1.940 1|W 1.( —_8 . 55 V 40.10 40JO 40.10 4047 -.1010 F « - V 1-080 1JOO 1J00 t i lV ,i.' r7 CWC«0(M»|-ruM*alawMdhoMtwdOMon Etf.aaU*al*ae,9tl Fri.-aaaWaO.14S Um 1J1S I-646 ISIS U '4 fi miCN(mo6oardDlTraM ^ ■ ■ Fd'aax M . ■ 1J00 1.000 1 Tj 19 h Is* SM* 0» ' -NfKifii . . 1-610 IJIO'lU10 1J23 I;--.: S ? .-.: 1J20 1.020 1J201 1J93 *^ oS ^ tt90 47i2.^'4a3|; K ad,2D Jrf-..: 1J30 1J30 11430 1J43 I s i r 3-0M 3-S8 *.M'; Mw 47.70 . 40.10 4743 4&V *.83n AI4-' IMS 1J4I 11.048 1JS6 7 \ ] 3Je 9,4aX 9W( *M. m' 47 JO 40.9S 4743 I 4M | *-7373 9$0. . 1JSA IMO 1J69 1.073 1. * 4 ...... n'94«( M sr'xoi •-ea'-’AuD" 44.M 4flJ0‘4«1)f SM ; ^ &3 60 64.00 *-1918, 160,199. Ilii ■ ■ y A %. j I ■ 1 W ll I r . . . • -‘ S o M4 3J1X j j U1K 9M(>«'.0aX - Jbte ...... - ...... _____ J - . I . . . . ) . B-a Timos-Nows, Twinn FiFalls, Idaho - Tuesday, Marche1^2 1 .1 9 9 5 I Valley lilife N Club ccalendar P n est’ss night outc wassneighbi>or’s nig]^ht up: ' DEAR READERS; I: continuec id Sunday, and welcom ing smilessr for ship, so he addressedadd the invith- TUESDAY Ireceivc letters about clc le r g y w h o m e. 4ion to me “anc‘and guest" - with i)o Al-AnoQ - Burleyey imbibe. These two werc to o g o o d M DearAbby " A few weeks later, I wai/as invited specific mentioiItion o f Elaine, inc saw m y inviution, 8 p.m. al Presbyter/terian Church. 2100 Burton.)n. For more information, to keep to myself; Abigail to tc attend their chur9 h piclicnic in a ' When Elaine - call (208) 678-9843.13. DEAR ABBY: A wo/ord or two nearby park. When 1 sawv ithe min- she took it asas an insulting Jab, VanBuren ", ; wasn't spccincally I Al-Anon-Filer about clergy who drinkk •- and also '^5*^ ister (a woman) having; ia.beeri 1 bccausc she w name, and now she j 8 p.m. at Pcaccc LLutheran Church, 600 SteStevens St. at Sixth. For play cards: ‘ s;said to myself, "My Godd ... she’s invited by nai ) to Phil’s wedding. ' ! more infonnalion,, ca.call 736-2706. I grew.up in a smala ll t o w n in , . , human!" I was greatly impressedin refuses to go to no big deni '» m.dlidnight, the priest got ;el that Elaine has no I . Al-Anon-GoodinHhig Germany whcrc it was n that she had the courage totc bc her- Abby, 1 feel omeeNvitli up «nd sa.d,id, •‘W ell, I’d better go g, c offended - that she ' 8 p.m. ot City HulHaU Library,'3 0 8 F ifth A ve,e, W. For more informa- for ihe village priest to self in front of her congtgregation. reason to be ol , weel “ ■ . onc was iudgiiig anyone else.cl Phil didn’t wantwar me to feel awk- ; Al-Anon-Hailcy■y jrmanenlly , This is 1n truen story. My brother ° I am aelighted to have'c found a ward if Elaimainc and 1 were not 7 p.m. at St. Charitarles Parish Hall on First StnStrcet. For more informa- had a large tabic pen > man, and when he told ^church where I can worsirship and going togetherher at the time o f his tion. call (208) 788-48-4 6 8 2 . - reserved for those “ri•regulars.- 1 drink beer' "if; botioth laughed until tears T w in F alls S en ioror be myself, without fearir of con- wedding.^ s company, rolled down'n our. cheeks. j 17 3 4 -5 0 8 4 . and enjoy cach other's dcm n a tio n . Is Elaiiib justjustified in thinking it D inner iit noon . FoFor more information, call 1', - MRS. D., No one ever made a fe

THURSDAY T h e T im c s-N c w s Prairie, G\\jw en Roberts, Annie Capps,C Lanae Hobbs, NMatthew Dekker. Marcuucus Johns, Brandcp A d u lt C hildren A n on ym ou s Schvancvelteldt, Brandon Taylor, Nutsch, b Camie Poulsen:n, Ronce Poulsen, JaiJaninc Quintanq. j Noon until 1 p.m.m. 1at First Presbyterian Chureurch, 209 Fifth Ave. N. in JEROME - The first•st .semester Mackenziec Trujillo,1 Levi Brown, Smith, S Clevis Webster arand Kristi Lindsoy RuRussell, Danielle Twin Falls.-. honor roll at Jerome Hi;^igh School Ryan Driesesel. Crystal Adams. W V eig t. Stauffer, Coseosetic Turnbow an'd Al-Anoii'-Ketchu:hum has been announced. Stutudents who Nickole Adams, Jeremy SOPHOMORES3S Robert Wilkinscin son. Noon at Sun Clublub, Sccond St. E. For morere information,i call (208) earned high grades aare listed Ainsworth,1. Justin. Ashby, Rafael 4.0: Kent Arno, Zachchery Bay, FRfF R E S H M E N | < 7 2 M 6 5 0 . b e lo w . G o d o y , Hleather e i Hine. Liberty Aimccfi Beaulieu, Jennyly Capps, 4.0: Stcpharhanic Balls, Angeta A l-A n o n ~ T w inQ F alls SENIORS3 H o b b s. O.scaicar Sedano and Timothy Ann / Correll, Angie Croziivate comput- Andy Jones, Jill Kukalal, Carolyn Buttcane. Brian Br Chojnacky, Cami Samuels, S Jessica Snare,;, Melissa Ashley Mesbtvsbtvy, Douglas Otto, cr lessons. Leavitt, Heidi Lee. Le..eah Lloyd, Evans, Debo:borah Jansen, Michcllc Sullivan, S Kari Williailams and Sarah ShuJhulsen, Morgan *■ If you are interes'rested in joining a youth orioriented club, call Tony Kevin Marshall. Traciri M c C lu r e . K r u c k e r. Nichole N i Madsen, Marc Kristin I< Woodbury. Tomlinson,, JaJanet V ogel. Jarett 3, Greg Newberry, presi- Brand, membershiplip chairperson at'733-4583, ■ Lacey Meyer. RachelI Newman, Otto, Thoromas Pike, Jennifer 3.5-4.0: Barrett Hurumphrey, Waite. StacItaccy Wilkinson, dent at 734-5700dr:dr any Optimist Club memberbcr. Danielle Prescott. VW. Janae Rupert. Sabribrina Sparrow and Kim Jennifer J Miller, Blair Neff, ef Mandi Elizabeth. >Wolfe, Steven Twin Falls Seniorior C itizen s Center Tolman. Denise Wil/ilcox and Vining. 2Zimmerman, Ryan Licrmanan, Kevin Worthington,n, /Aaron Wright and advanced line dancing at Dinner at noon,I, ppinochle at I p.m. and ad\ Christopher Wong. 3 . 5 - 4 . 0 : Kimber B u r t o n . McDonald, N Jennifer Nixoi:on, Abbic Trevor .Young.ig. re information, call 734-5084.84. 3:30 p.m.,For more i 3.5-4.0: Trixy Buttcanime. Yolanda Summer Hinton, John Polmow, F Kcrrin Shields,, JJcddVan 3.5-4.0: Elizabeth El Allred, Sediino. Jennifer Shropslishire, Caleb W hitchurclrch, Karla Crabtree, Houten, F Vince Walter, CCameron Michacl Bourquin. Bo Angie FRTOAY Vogel. Valeric Binghailam, Nicole Judson King, K Laura Lce, Clark.C Clarissa Higlcycy, Brian Campbell. Amy An Hess, Angela Al-Anon-Buhli Burgess, Paul Dickinsiison, Laura Katherinee Lopez. Melanie W \ illiams. Charity Miller,cr, Wendy Kocherhans,. TyTj Matthews. Darci Presbyterian Church, 516 M:Main St. For more infor- 8 p.m . at First Prc Dunne, Tracy Griffillith, BJoern Thompson,m, Dan Walters, Ashby,t Willard Bumham,n, Stephen Rowland. David Da' .W haley, Jdn mation, call (208)1543-5792 54 or 736-2706. Muller, John Samuels. AAlisa Clark, Stephaniee Green, < Chris Alctt, Ferreira, f Kris G ellings;s, Ingrid Atkin, Chylii:'liia Dixon, Hcath{:r A l-A n o n - Step)M Me e d n g Teresa Hadlock, Connmic Haney, Courtney• Taylor,T Tonia Burk, Kirsch, 1* Christi Bush>h, Lupc Isaacs, Shaylaylenc Ozuna, Ccri T C en ier. 2 1 9 Sh osh on e St. iiin Twin Fails. For more i Noon at Walker C Julie Ward-Hiiycock, Tnfroy Becker. Kristin Foooote, Stacie Hcttinga, Aguilar,t Angcla.Duhlcicr. Karen . Spencer, Amy An- Trail, Peter 73 6 -2 0 7 6 . •: information, call 736 Nico Canlonc, Eric Freredericksen. Shnwn Klucken,i Dennis Cooke,C Daniel Dirksen;n, Callie Gibbons. Alexlex Nickels, Timothy udeU . i A l-A n o n - W ende Tim M allhews, Jenniftifcr Bolich, McLaughlinlin. Shannon Mitchell, McClymonds, ^ Kristi Sch:hlesinger, Bell, Juliana1 Hanny,Ha Jodi Hettinga. ;t Luthenin Church, 1752 See?ccond Ave. W . For more “ 8 p.m. at Christ L Tom Burnham. Nath;han Cook, Mark Ridle;Iley, Kayla Thompson, CrystalC Thon, Traci Wri/right and Ryan Kaufmaiman, Jennifer Mink, information, call (20(208) 536-2723,536-6527 or 736-2076. Patsy M oreno, Kathry:ryn Palmer, Brady Chojlojnacky. Holly Klass, Elizabeth I Zamora. Dallas Taylclylor and Heather I Jerom e A rt G uUd ild Mark Scofield. Bobbi 1Thompson. Laccy Mo>lower, James Gaver, 3.0-3.5: Brandy Appel,1, S. Abby Thompson, 2 p.m . lit Jeromle e TPublic Library M eeting Roavid Da Silvers, Mindii Benson,I Hilarie Blom,,, Michacl M axwell, Kristy Kri Ostic, Amy Excrcise - Overer 60< at 10 a.m. Non-strenucluous and no charge. For C apps. Adrain Godo}oy. Lauren Thompson,n, Phillip Tomlinson,, Cozakos,( Melissa De BliUic, Jamie Rasch, Thonlomas Whitchurch, .< more informotion.I. ctcal! 734-5084. Grupe, Jeremiah HiglcIcy. Donald Joellc Broc!ocker, Ammon Buhlcr,, Gilbert,( Katherine Hudscson, Kaila . Steven Buttsitts, Austin Capps, \ T w in F alls S eniorio r C itizen s C enter Lce, Brian Ncace. 1Rae Jean Sandi Campmpbell, Chandy Felder,, Jackson.J Julie Jansen,1, Brandy Miguel Cosio,sto. Christy Daniels, : • D inner at noon .. FcFor more information, callII 734-5084.7 Nulsch. Kristin Prcscotott. Andrew Bryan GouriiLiriey, Fahd Ismail, Oscar• Matlock,r Danny Millciler, Laura Senate Eskridcridgc, Alex Garcia, StaufTer. Natosha Twite:tchell, Jason Klaas. HildiIdreth Martin, A. Nickii Pohanka,I Haley Thomastisdn. Cory Angela Kulm,Im, Jennifer Louton, - SATURDAY ■ W illiams, Shane Wilsilson, Amie Owens, Thirhomas Randall, Janett Underwood,I M elissa KiKiser, Jon Misty Mansonson, Nathan Prescott, ' Al-Anon Familyly CG roup Balls. W. Wade Robenenson, Cara Storey. Monte Me Weeks, JcnnelI Bartholomew,I 'Jill Camp,p. Heather Jack Raymondond, Nina Taylor ancl 9 a.m. at Canyonan V’ ie w H ospital, 2 2 8 Shoupup Ave. W . in Twin Falls. Gilbert. Nicholas Klimmes, Travis Bourquin. MelissaM Norgard, Gallic! Clarkson,( Scott Cook, EBenjamin ShnylaThompsn p son . For more informatioItion. call 734-5222.'

MONDAY i; A I-A n oo - Ketchuchum 5 8:30 a.m. at Sunin CClub, Second Street E. For'or more information, call J.C. Penney sponsorss cont*[test in search : (2 0 8 ) 7 2 6 -4 6 5 0 . I A l-A n o n - K imaberiy b e of outstandinng young menn an d w om en ■| 8 p.m. at Senior)r C itizen C enter on M ain SirStreet. For more informa- , T h e T im e s - N e w s ship and anin Citizen Building on Norilimh Rail Street. For more T W IN F A L L S - J.C onwidc con- annually, •: inform ation, call (20(208) 544-7802 or 736-2706.)6. has announced a nation test to recognize eight ooutstanding J.C. Pennciney Vice Chairman Jim A lateen n. Ocsterreiehc;her said J.C. Penney is 0 5 to 6 p.m. at Wai:ValkerCcnter. 219 Shoshone:neSt. N .inTw in Falls, young men and women. ore retailer a dedicated:d supporter of youth in K - \ u \ Twin Falls Seniorjo r C itizen s C enter The department stoi n and four Amcrica throughihi education and Excrcise - Overer 60( ot 10 a.m. Non-strenucnuous and no cliarge. For will sclcct four men typify the the compan>my is proud to offer the more information,1. C5call 734-5084. women who best tj T w in F alls S eniorio r C itizens C enter "Arizona" brand imagigc through scholarship,P- 'ho’s Arizona?" contest D inner ot noon . FF< or m ore inform ation, c a llll 7 3 4 -5 0 8 4 . scholastic ability, comnnmunity and The “Whc J school involvement aand volun- is named forfo the company’s pri- vate jeanswcwear brand, "Arizona.” ' I This public scrvicrvicc column is designed to0 announcea Magic Valley tce rism . will cach Details arearc available at the local clubs and organizajzafjon meetings, times andjid places. To have your Contest winners \ :y s to r e . . incctins listed, oryr to f update y o u r m eeting information,in send notice rcccivc a $10,000 collcjlege scholar- J.C. Penney with nam e o fth e organization,o /j day and wcek(sk(s}. and time o fth e m eet- , ing with a tclephom'.one num ber and nam e o f a1 cicontact person to Bobbi- Jo HaJ! at The Timtimcs.Ncws, P.O. Box 548,, T Twin Falls 83303, alien- I Use The Timess-News| ifiHBini tion C lub Calendar. 'onday. - 'nr. The deadline is noon Mbni Classified!Js^_____ MALL 3INEMACII 733-5700 ------JEROME^E4 324-6875 Y o u r k i d ss tell you they're're bored Vallei happeifilings a n d t h e yy have nothinggtqdo! i - Legal support)rt staff group to meeieet 10 9:30 p.m. WWednesday al the An>nderson BjBUBH ' TWIN FALLSS - The Twin Foils LegalI SSuppon Cnmpsround. S p r i n gg B reak is comiing... ir ■ - ds arc planned for the ever sp o n - ; StafT Association'hn has planned its monthlyI nmeclini! pre-rounds i Buttons and Bows Square for today at the PrePresbyterian Church, 209 FiftFifth Ave sored by the B ui buy your kidsI yards and1 \ ints should bring Hngcr foe yards of ' J N . • C lub. Participants on, call June Custer at 733- A lasagne dinnuts sell tickickets for ’95 Scout-A-I olT icc m anagers and ani paralegals in the Magic!k Valley TWIN FALLS,LS - Boy Scouts fromI \ H I I M M C o m b i n e: a ; roll en d andi a box of ! area are Invited. troops in the ’Twirwin Falls area arc sellingig tickets H l ||l ||l l l I Falls District Scout-0- , f o r - t h e 1 9 9 5 F a c r a y o n s ,, and you've got;ot; hours ;■ ] Square dancece workshops set toninight planned for Aprilpril 29 at the Collcgc of S o u th e m cd by the Idaho Expo Cententer. JEROME-Regieaulor workshops sponsored o f f f^ i and creativir'ity!-," M agic Valley SinglesSir Square Dance ClubCli ore Cost is $ 2 . E*ach acl tickct has several coupu p o n s for H |||llll|[|l plonocd for 7:30) p.m.p today at the Catholiclie Parish discounts at )ocalcol merchants. The Scout-C Hall, 216 SecondlA A v c . E. is a display of'scouting sc skills and activiti'ities. For F r iiO t T dirom $5 at...t.-.. y People with lastist inames beginning with the letters m ore informatioition, call Elaine Hamlctt K th rou gh P aree asked ai to bring finger foot3 0 d s. F o r 8 5 5 2 . iFeverllll I more information,n, c a ll M ae M cK en n ey at 324)2 4 -2 6 5 6 , ------* M aid er where ■

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II 11 IF'^■■ii~~nrrnT ^M m - - Sydney OnDmarp TheW Izardofl^^ ByEly Brant P a rk e r & Jo h n n y H; . ‘'UuAAYSTW/MAt ----- HoroscoF:ope VOUTEaMElTfe-m | | ^ i I i IF MARCH 21 IS; YCYOUR BIRTH- _ • a c r o s s DAY: Current cycle inviinvolves sale or IK M C T li^ U W R i’ u Wl ip e THIS T ' ^?>~A 1 Tho rod plonoiIK . purchase o f home, buildbuilding material, i n / ^ 6 ^ ' 0 \ T^ I 5 Sound ol ^ business, enterprise,mairiagei mai Focus Hart iQughiof, also on travel, versatil■satility, different i^ &3l^J6' J ' . 0 fl 2 1 ^ 9 UnploQsanlly _____ modes of intnsportation.)n, a accelerated so- , lo A ^ iiL I cial activity. You'll be: inviinvolved in a po- . Sd ' ■ 13 Got oil a piano i i is a il------lilical or charitable carcampaign; You V v A f e - n M U Angry £ l 16 ThoQicr award _ might be asked lo pwicijnidpate in televi- 1 ^ 17 Kind of lily ;s ' «6 ; 47 ~ H i sion-ncws commcrdalsils 1 during April, \) 18 Young Indloo J H You have unusual senseise co f humor, you A 19 "IM — arich ’ also possess gift of makingiking people laugh • 5j if ev^n during periods of gigrief. • ■ ■ m ------» ST 20 Explorod _ _ ARIES (March 21-Apri•AprU 19): Ready, ^ ,,1 i 53------■ 00"* get sel, go! Within 244 hohouis, transiting ------. lollor ■ ■_____ Moon will be in your ir ho house of travel. ^ 24 Cuts Iho grass ” = | J = = Yrt^0n2oU 0ie 'firrtYnfm u6'^7~i^^k^ o u r / l i l ^ Check budget, be aware olo f conditions in 25KindoHuel ------foreign land, take nothin,reithing for granted ■: wrryi0YcAti'rer f x f e ^ , I tWat^ A y y 25 — Rica- F ------m r ^ ______I where details are concemeiemed. > TH^/Z 0/A oTtO /^9 ;^/ tip c p r U o F i ^ , n t K 2B Purchasof ______^>C 01»5S TiOJuna Mefla S«rvico». tne 03/21/21/95 TAURUS (April 20.Mt>May 20): Obtain B f I 32 Allila lollawcr A!l fiQhls fciofvco. added wisdom by studyiridying Aries mfs- iwn© 33 Pnncako loppin;; Yostorday's Puzzio solved: ------n 35 Vowod ' ‘ sage. Legal loophole figuifigurcs prominent- i r r 36 Gaollo i 7 Dillicult ^ oi ■gTs] Iy. Give full attention1 to words, verbal 7 / 7 30 Small (inch 0 Occan: abbr. — —I 0 u and written. Chance meetineeting with Sa^t- k l l / . 40 Not any 9 Businoss part ol — —J u g tarian might "change your/ourlife." -W 41 Hollow stomss a city • I y "e 5 O E M ^ (May 21-Jum■June 20): Missing ^ i — ^ 43 Neighbor ol f ' lOUndoriho ■ I employee shows up att last minuie. Legal 1 or .covots I I ?i 3 5 ? j P . Chicago T document presented soon.ioon. Domestic ad- 45 Nothing II 11 Swampy ground ^i■ HHJ 0 R TjE|HMA|N|C| i I |E|N 12. Equal L E Q ^ justment in picture, indudidudcs marita] sta- V > ^ 46 Rough guoss T E m.s. Encorc! Li this dejajavu? vu j ^ l 46 Ninnios n 15 Curved Icttots • o T By Mort Wai n E CANCER (June 21-Ji21-July 22): Mys- i BaeUe Bailey ^ rn llH ' 50 Groot deal 21 Folding bods p i !Ujlu| 51 AclOf Rachinslo: 23 Partokos oHood p g- g 5 lery! Foots on intrigue,ic, glamour,gl myste- ""Z ~ n ZZ AMP HE 25Sludont ■■i S S £ N|C|EMPiRrE|S|8I|E ■ I nous forcc. You couldId beb engrossed in •: HOW PC5E5 \ ■ . I W E ' V ^ I ^PO ALL HIS i L ^ J 2 r _ 52 Oo a favor for' TJ. P ^ C H E W S OPEJ. ) 7 '55 Turns tnlormor 26H oals ■ ■ ■ 3 T psychic phenomena -- read,rca experiment, -: O T TO 0 ^ ifiOO WORKEP little■LE'SUTTOhlS... I m a r 0A<55'T31 59'Small musical 27 Boginning 5.H. r g J leam. Dine in secludedled placef — you'll PRK5 T ^j;) fh c ^ \ OUT A ' ■ ^ 28 Namo in radium 1 £ C.HIR5 ANE]______I group- — • ■=• =• hear music, words o f love.love, V H IM - r u P Z . IS 29SatolIitos t L { COOKIESfaii^or 60 Innssociotion • 1 1 LBO (July 23-Aug.g. 22):2 Stan dow! 62 Top-nolch 30 'Sosomo Stroof |3|A -1-^—* Emphasiic independence,MX, oripnality, an s e L P l x M f e name , ■■ “ 1 63 Southern stoto: i i w 03/21/95 cndofclicbes. Assignmen:iment involves time. 0 31 Stagflor abbr. 03 responsibility, cash. Love Len rdatioosltip "c £H 64 Conlodoralo 32 Pfoscm ^ M s s w ^ - controversial, cxdting, ultii T3F gonoral 34 Leases W ( J S ■ CO 37 Publlcalions 49 Oc VmO O (Aug. 23-Sc{i-Scpt. 22): Long- ; f ^ 'S c G5 Spoochloss Occupy 0 tentod 54 Quouo ' 1 39 Dressing gown are ,e range p r o s p ^ featured,red, involves A r i^ ^ - 60 Certain pooms area 55 Sing alone I- 42 Atmospheric 51 Bo iod Libra individuals. Commimmunicate with or- * 67 Medicinal Boloyn ond 56 Timo period toreign land. Don'l — ^ amount igos’ hazard Bancrolt Ba 57 Inner prol.)l. ganization based in forei; m C \ x x ^ i -i 60 School danco 44 Chair 52 MrMr, Preminger 58 Appear equate 24*hour delay with defeat. — 47 Lend — (listen) 53 Ro ad LIBRA (SepL 2 J-0ct.:Dct. 22): Mort peo- B y ^ b T h f f ■ Roared 61 W as ahead ^ Prank and Ernest • DOWN f S j . pie are talking aboutl you!yoi Break away 1 Church oon/ico I i L from status quo, insistst on.ot cjtative con- i, 2 Nautical lormton’s nickna v / e W/)NT TO /IP/’tYLY fO/r /) jog. ; ame didn’t £ trol on product, presentatiaitation. You eould p e r 3CrtylnUlvia-ed Tn ihc historical fool- I be asked lo demonstrate,lie, illustrate.i fO fig/lM - e^M/E " $ £ M P t.o Y M e f ^ , A S H A flH O F fO 'uKfP 4 Ranloondrago:: renowned Texan Sam SCORHO (Od. 23-Nc3-Nov. 21): Accent ------—J ‘ 5 Roads $ P f P T . y d ^ ' ' ' '♦ 'OOUiP l KKf THf « d lo stroll around the LM.Boyd the unqctbodOK, deal gingerlyging with Can- j laves; .?ThoHam ■ N C What this had to do \yilh . cer native who insists,IS, "No“J credit, cash J/CK U /1V 6 jyved upon him by the Jn- What’s what? on the barrelheadr Byly tomorrowloi former T/4N P Hf/I^.TH TH >- Hdust(: s.iy. It translated as "ihe. foe will become staunchich aally. • ’ I - r4 syster ihed c- SAariTARIUS (Nov.Nov. 22-Dcc-21): j /stem. What they may not know is hi ^PU/lN /iNp t: \ I f is recorded slotted In a few hours! By tomoiomorrow the Mooo law frees convictcd signc*gned the fira “post box” - the sli ■ tt noles thnt the r cyde high, drcum- ; any Jheir victims. mailtail conlainer1 on a post in ihe strcciecL He will be in your sign, cydi mZ't-LTfitii \ J . ' Houston liked 1 imatlc tum in your J nlury French lithographer hasb ^ dians I cannot s.i :ohave CAPRICORN (15^22-i 22-Jan. 19k You’D ; I'g mouth of a lawyer. broccoli r ^ and cauliflower. Is said to I 8 v Art S a n s o m &~C• J! * ''DigDrunk.” untie Gordian knot. Cbstacbstade win be (raos- > ■n'n R nm I niwr ginc you were nround twiccvicc the vitamin C as either. j * Rumania's U ve con- fonned into stqiping-swrs«x»c - ihoae who ' ‘ ?olf balls were made o f Surveytakere Su: in Los Angeles have s § rapists wjio man^ elude ilhinks claimed you slipped arere inin: for surprise. I g ie c k . o u t '' u 't O ) M e m 'N' n o .r w ... ludctl 89 pertail of the p o j^ tio n ll I - The 19th ccntu c mort AQUARIUS (Jan.. 20-Fcb.20- 18): Ride • ' THKTTl i r s tter o f obsccnity in print, superjpermarket checkoul cashier? arc 1 TH ^m m s!' WHKTllE^' 0 ' \ Honorc Daumiet or min- wiih lidcl You're going)Ing places at rapid Ihe language E; B. White Irmtvu-itwodhy lhan Inwycts, doctors or ' c r p w 6 . 5TA6MANT! 5- ■ • I most fascinating ^ pace - don't stop Dowlwl FFocus on desire, ! ’ ' — I : 2A t«0^ ng writing is like murder: - islersaers. What’s your position on ihis? jraham sentiment, sensuality,', sexse> appeal. .' ' 6Tia ^ D e e p ? Ihe jury must (Jccide arc • Historians Hi wil! icll you Abr* r, John quious indWidual brr of motive and intent.” Linajncoln died in the bed his killer. 1 w w e R ,* ^ I when some golf In. should be told, “Ool" ^ J | l | l \ ^ much energy as^ a snake WUkVilkes Booth, had been sleeping In 9 wood. n y i l l FISCSS (Feb. l9W A l ± 20): Get : - :» i\ ■ coNT-^® : body of a mouw b cx- Q. Q- WluU makes sdeatista DOW a On the matter fro o K ready for dimbl Tempo ^^H jIiIi l\‘. ' K esllng the mouse. Ife foiiiuij oa earth deacendcd frc r . ' t" lhat master o f th( Engli^ lileiaturc know the siosl{njle*ace«oc!r raideocc featured-Taur^u^L^^Scor- ' ^ f — a J. . J sail!; "Shocking c code pio individuals play l la a ^ ^ Toles. You’U )ny Trollope kepi f«Jod on A. A. The fact that one genetic K jir . the questions lht lals. be climbing to top-fear:fear strikes o u ll- orking for the British posiJI sysleystem serves all plants and animal -----. . . .« . m \ -the questions of r 11 ^ ^ ■ •> *-T ------^ ; 11 A gels from the_b( 1 |l U. pended in d igu li 3 [Ml .Those into Enj ^ BIX novelist Anthony I) liA, hU table by worU Hil i ‘------^------_ J l s MorniIina I ^ Swee e tI6:N<[CAA teearns i ; toughI act to f(follow line m H I H The A ssociatededP ] ress The eight highest seeds5eds— four No. Is and - four No. 2s’ — ore stilllill {going, and none of * mes left in the NCAA touma-ia- the remaining teams are seeded lower than m enl have a toujoiigh act to follow, sixth. Thc round o f 16S wiwill olso be widiout o ■ With six oververtim e gam es, a .few early up-ip- team from thc Big Ten — the first time 6 6 sets and a bun(unch o f blunders and buzzciccr thot’s happened, bcaiers, the firstirst tw o rounds had everythingg ac S ix B ig T en team s starstarted and five lost in ' I’ll like bebeing able basketball fan1 coucc ld want, \ the first round. Purdueiuc lost in the second vx to see himn play. But I UglSS^ffl One W wasos nnot enough. round. T he next actct s'starts Thursday night with thclhe A s bad as the first twow o irounds w ere for tbe < won't wantint to watch first gam es in1 thethi round of 16. Following thclhe Big Ten, they were perperfect for the ACC, J him kickingng our butts. Beatles on thee EEd Sullivan S h ow m ight haveive which hos four teamsIS stsdll olive — one in ; cach region. The SEC: hahas three and thc Big ; M a i la- Eight and Big East stilt11 hahave two. I r . ■y alone, three of thc louma- K m cn t’s greatestest m om ents look ed a lot likeike Each region has its owrown subplot this week- ! ~ Boston Celteltic Dino Radja i'-*' some of thcc >NCAA’s best end. 1C East, second-sccded • on MichaelI Jordan'sJ< return \ highlights from;im years past. 'Tl 17 ^ In the E •' E dney's5y's length-of-the jjUlkMRj M o ssoichusctts c h i figures' to ) to th e NBA ' court drive covjovcring 4.8 see- c on tin uue e iits bump-free ride ; onds for UCL-^!LA’s gome-win- to the regiregional final, playing '• ' I ' ^ iPHI shot agaigainst Missouri :edcd Tulsa. No. 1 I ; ‘.ii- ^ looked like DannyDt Ainge's ’• W ^ c “Forest oJ and No. 4 O k-'! ^ If, ''I!,::; sp r in t th o t shshocked Notre Wb SK loh om a SiState send their in- ; Jerome golff groupf will ' ' ' "■ iV ■* D am e in B YU U ’s’j 51-50 w in in lutside combinations ; » ,<* the 1981 Eastt RegionalR( semifi- J[\/][^() j remendous defenses - holdbreakfafast, scramble J J, nals. ites^ s-f'againstt eaicach other. i JEROME - Thehe Jerome Courjtry " Don Reid'si's rebound and I f top-£3p-scedcd Kentucky ; Club Men’s Golf AssociationAs will hold^ If' basket off AlliM ien Iverson’s airball'govcve gets past No. 5 Arizon;zona State and No. 2 ; Ihcir kick-off breakcakfast and scramble' ^ ■ .lA Georgetown thcthi buzzcr-beoting win ovei/er , North Carolina beatsIS N o . 6 Georgetown, I S u n d ay. m « W eber Stole. Thc Tb play was similar to Nortlrth there w o u ld bc^a South KemperKc Arena won’t; onship gam e losslos: to Nortfi Carolina in 1993.i . be' anything n ew for VVir| irginia, w hich had to' in Saturday vollolleyball tourney g g Th ose harriedicd endings cappcd foitf days; o;o f beat M iami o f O hio atIt DaytonDi in tbe sccond • TWIN FALLSS - There are still md emotion. round. some openings inn t the CSI-Cafe Ole- ' Old Dominio:nion’s triple OT win over Vii-^il- T h e W e st w ill h ave/e ooil ^ c s focused on sponsored co-edd vvolleyball tourna- ||H lanova was the1C ttournament’s longest gam e> itin to p -see d e d U C L A osIS it tries to make tbe • mcnt Saturday. 13 years. Two0 No.h 14 seeds won. arul anothth- 2(>di anniversary o f JohrJohn W ooden’s lost ti- Thc entry fee isis $$65 a team with T- er could hovewc if a buzzer shot hada’Q’t Ue even more spccial.Tll.T he Bruins get fifUi- shirts being owardci:ded to thc top flnish- bounccd off die rim. And for cvciy groupI o:of seeded Mississippi Stote,Stat while the other, ers in both A andd IB categories. Each . DuoorCHARLESUWOIffmM'rhtTime^Nww h u g g c r s on d1 jjumpers, i there were jixst c:c game is No. 2 Connecticrcticut v s . N o . 3 Mory-v team in thc loumanlament will rcccivc a Triathlete Kony Mayorr trtrain s fo r an upcom ingg ev en t In April. m any locker roomsroo full of criers. bmd. I. SIO g if t c c n if i c a ttc e tto Cafe Ole. X. All games willII bet played at Twin Falls High School,tol. Tbc dcpdliric for team registrationon is Thursday at 4 -f csnbaseballjfans can !have p.m. For morc infonformation or to sign up contact Tamili iat 733-9554, ext. 2 3 0 7 . N o • S W 'e a t first look1 at te2am at tou•umey 55 grabs top spspot in opening scramble of gol;olf association Twin Falls sen:nior tackles trailining for triathilio n Times-NcrsJe w s TWIN FALLS> - The team-of. Carl ByOielseyErbau^ M ayeyer, a former swim team ondont varsity ■ TWIN FALI>iLLS - Anybody wanting^ i° Game torto n ig h t Sklavos, Al Kochnchncff, Steve Klausser, T im cs-N cw s writer swimm;i -- "We both wanted to cntcintcr a triathlon, so "Shele is a hard wgrker in all aspispects, and the loumamenticnt and banquet, call thc CS Rex Silcox and Miki-like Redman. 7. teams will swing for the fence on 13-; w c made the pact,” said Mayilayer. very cocompelitivo,” said Lcforgee.le . ',‘1 knpw athlctic departnirtment at 733-9554 oxt. 2307. .m. pitches. Thc winnerr wiw ill gert a trop h y a n i^ ; It worked. ' sh e'll finish."fil T h c toumlament am itself begins at 2 p.m im- their name placed on3n a home, trophy thaC- Jerom e Recreaieation District ‘‘Working out with somebnebody else is half For Mayer,^ that's oil that matters, Wednesday, withwi Ccntralia (Wash.) Com cge taking on Ricks. ' will remain at CSI. OfTers pee-weeie cdrill team class o f working out. There is alwaIways somebody lo “If nonc one knew lhat I did it 1 wouldn’t munity College d-robin event,continues witl'ith The Golden Eogleses vwill kick off Sotur^: chcck on you, to see if youou missed a work- corc,”' MayerN said. “If 1 run over:r thcI finish The round-r JEROME - Thche Jerome Rccrcation her doy’s final round agoiiigoinst Bellevue' at out,” explained Leforgcc. "It’s"It’ tough, but it’s line, thohat’s all 1 care about. I’m dodoing it for dirce games; otat Frontier Field and .anothc I K - District w ill be ofTefTcring a pee-wee drill dium on Thursday, o.m. Ccntralia and TreosureTrc -Valley Will< a commitment. You don’t’t vwant to let them myself,if, to see if I can finish; andid I know I at Bruin Stadiui team class Saturdurday at the Jerome CSl will battlebat Ccntralia ot 11 a.m.. a at finish the round-robinin piportion at'2:30 p.m. y . Recreation ccntcrr gg) y m . down." w ill.” Frontier whileile Bellevue .(Wash;) Communu- . The championshiplip igame will be at The class willI bibegin at 9 o.m. and So it’s two hours a day,, six days a week of Andd sos she continues. am. Tomor- nily Collcgcc ttakes on Ricks at thc hig:igh p.m. between the teamsam s w ith thc best won-^r- ■ will cost $5 (S 8} 01 out o f district). For running, biking, lifting, swimvimming and cross- Toda;lay: lift, swim, bike, and run sch ool. . . loss rccord through tbetbe iround-robin. more infonnation>n (contact thc Jerome training. row: res■cs\ and repeat. Rccrcation Districtict iat 324-3389 or slop by at 2444 S. Lincolicoln. Jordan seess comeback aas NBA surpprise IjjHV C omipiled pa from staff repoits T h e A sso c ia te d Press Falk ammd Chicago Bulls owner Jen'erry Reins- d o r f he1C w anted to g iv e up his baS')ascball cx- DEERFIELD. 111. - Mlichacl id Jordan has perimeilent and return to basketbi th e y rewritten the NBA rccordrd book, has sold tried to:o talk him into waiting untiltil ni e x t sea- Today shoes and sports drinks simiimply by smiling, son. CoU«go bssaball and has been worshippedjcd by fans from “I sailaid, ‘Well, it kind of.gives i a psy- ConlroIIa ot CSI. 63 p.ip.m. Chicago to Shanghai. 0 c h o lo ggical i edge this year,’ " Jorcordan said. . There’s ho morc famousDUS athlete on thc "To coromc back now, it kind of taktal es so m e High BCbool oo(f planet. team s; bby surprise." ContonnlQl ot Twinn FiFoils. 3:30 p.m. Yet there was Jordan onor Monday, one The: 1 first gome of his comebc e v e n Joromo, Valloy, OakI

Tueaday.Maiija rcfi2 1 .1995 Tlm«»-Newa. TwinTwh Falls, Idaho B-11 *- ActualIprogresssinstriljke as Seilig,Fehrr meet I NEW YORK (AP) - Acting commissioner p ve Selig and Fehr the char:hance to tell each other toto the tax level. Owners'wan'ant to eliminate salary Bud Selig and union heapeared intention opening RobManfred. phphase out after three years,s, 1 the so-called sunset with replacements April)ril 2 . Both sides agree it ~- Maimg'cment’s last propcoposal, made March 4, prprovision. would be Impossible for the major leaguers to w a s for 0 5 0 percent luxuryiry ttax on th e portions o f The National Labor Relaiilalions Board,'mean- — - begin the se a so n on tim e. '- payrolls above the averagirage,- -which-was S40.-7 - wlwhile,-set its Thursday mecleeting In-Washington The meeting- wasn’t announcedan in advance 6 y million in 1994 accordingg tcto the owners’ method for fo the moming. If the NLliLRB board approves eithcrplajiCTs or ownenlers, ^ t sources on both o f accounting. Under thatIt pplan, 15 teams would general ge counsel Fred Feinstestein’s request to seek sid es. cQnfiTTncd its existt;istcQCiB to T h e A ssociated have pdd a tax, wpped by the Detroit Tigers at a preliminary irvunction, Daniel Di Silverman, the Press. The meeting wass to continue Tuesday, $8 m illion. agency'sag New Yoric -rcglona>nal director, probably .If the sides find a basbasis to resumf full-scale The players' last proposal)sal, mode the same day. will wi file that afternoon inn IU.S. District Court. W . bargaining, talks probatbably would rpsume thisi was for a 25 perccnt tax on the portions of pay- That Tl would lead to a heariiaring before a federal . a week either in Atlanta,ta, Florida. New York or rolls above 133 pcrcentt oftheof average ($54.1 jujudge, probably next week. Washington, accordinglg toi one person familiar million). Detroit would havilave been the only team Edwin Bermett, the ossocii>ciate c h ie f adm inlstra- w ith the d iscu ssion s. over that threshold and wouvould have paid a tax o f live ti> low judge in the New YorkY' region, assigned ' n The person, who spokeske on the condition he not; $663,633. himh i self to hear the_complaplaint against owners ^ be identified, said the: sessions( was designed toI Two major sticking pointoints remain in addition starting sti Moy 22. ' V • ------1 rTwin FallUs golferss sweep I Centeennial simacks the greenIS with Csialdwell I Boi)bcats, 1lo-o !The Times Newi school goll n TTjo Times-News CALDWELL - The Tw■win M l.' school baieball hHigh School golf teamm . e a s i l y MERIDIAN - Dcf) c f c n d i n g A -2 SVswept Caldwell in its openening golf said Bruins cocoach Paul Stover. “It baseball state chompioD)ions B uriey g o t meet of the yeor at Purprple Sage was raining wlwhen they started out I S secorid-ycar coach Matt JD a rude welcome to thi his team played solid de- ^G olf Coursc. and the wind1 kkicked up.” Friday, losing to Ccnter The boys combined foifor a 175, The Bruinin boys were led by feme andI hithi the ball hard, despite APt#WO Burley scraichcd ouout only Ihree while Caldwell had 185.5. On the Casey Koeplii)lin and Trevor Scott, . . esults. hits against Centenniij„,alwh"eU.e 3 ^ ^ ^ , girls' side, the Bruins cc . followed by Chris !•Is I'It-a bird th at D allas guailard Scott Burks is looklmk in g a t? How ly's games at Bishop Kel> f combined both at 41, f Potriotspoundcdoul 12 fora 132 to Caldwell's 14:43. Tarlcrat46anand Beau Barry at 47. bout a plane? No, It’s Cleleveland's Orsg Drelllng,i g , with a foul In rained out. The Bobcats 'bo • Junior righthanderrRynnWa^om Rj 'y 'T "''?;' Stephanie Fraley led t is hosts Centeanlal at Tuesday at Jerome. the girls Twin Falls 1 thethe second quarter ofthee teams’ gams Monday.y- struggled early, givinging\Tsix™ ns "«'P>“yTu with a 42, followed by Whitney^ the.Twin Fal'alls M unicipal G olf in the first two inningsngs. As a team, e^txooo^os:osi LLewis at 43 and Amandada Monck Coursc toda;iay. Until the time ^ • the Bobcats threw nine ) 1>-1012 0 nt iirs, the teams will bc . S 2 ETclSi=^«3nP)*nd8£#w*.8<#ire«J«f.WP- at 4 7 . change occurs S a n A n t o n[lio sp u rs S e a t t l e , While concerned witw ith his (com s Doosi.ii>-w«Me,7>5. Rafler wasvas beaten by a wildcard ■i Seattle got no closer than 5 points otoncd for miscraljcrablc shooting with ;"I would have rathethcr hftve not with a famamiliar name — Mats Wi- f f . in 1the fourth period as Averyry John- 11 points In thec sc(second overtime, in­ won match point onD a let cord.” lander. son nnd Doc Rivers each soscored 5 eluding the winniiinning layup with 2.4 was Sanchez Vicario’s loss W ^ i points for the Sptirs. scconds left. said Werdel, “but you'ou take them - But it wa a(iyway you can gel theithem." that was mmost stunning. Besides an The Spurs tied a team reci:cord by Moshburn'scojscored 16 of his 28 jSanchez Vicorio willwil probably unlikely defeatdc to the 33rd-ranked making six 3-point shots in thetl first poin ts In the tww o extra periods, in- v take little comfort inn theti fact she womon in the world — someone half in taking a 52-47 lead. SiSon An- eluding tbc Mavclavcricks’ last seven \ ;amc. He was 10-for- V i i i ’t alone in her miseryeiy. sh© had beb’ealcn easily in the Aus- (otonio r hod five 3-polntcrss in the points ofthe gami iRalher than a Whoho's Who of tralian Ope►pcn scmifmahs — Sanchez fierst quarter. The Spurs modode 8 of 26 from the field.lid. Tennis, the Lipton enterIters the round Vicario'ss defeatd also short-circuited 22 3-pointcrs, with Vinny DelD Ne- Cleveland hadad cone last chancc 10 o f 16 today with o Who'ho's Who? the matchvi:hup everyone was hoping gro hitting three. ^ tie, but Tyronee HHill's hurried short ‘Suijday's third roundmd brought 17 for: againsinst Stefll Graf in a No. 1 Wl * hook missed1 cveverything at the upsets. W hile those wervere surprising vs. No. 2> final.ft Hawks 106, Clippers 1C102 buzzer. d a carccr-high 29 in number, Monday’s•s upsetsi were The thinlird-round exit is the earli- ATLANTA - Mook'ie BliJlaylock Hill scored a rrcll Brandon had 27 stbggering in name. est for a topt seed in toumament seescorcd 0 carccr*high 35 point:nts Mon- points “"d Terrell Sprung from the touitoumament on history. Ir Is also the quickest exit day night and the Atlanta Hawks, I- for Cleveland,. wlwhich has lost nine Idd scored 20 for Dal- the first day o f spring:5: v,women's top in four yetyears for Sanchez Vicario, . Strailing most of the night, ralmllied to ofl2. JasonKIdd sied Sanchcz Vicor:orio; No. 3 Lipton clchampion in 1992 and' Wy antto avoid th e upset*!It? Try an Elvis impresenalnation. It worked for beibeat the struggling Los AngelesAi which has5 w

1A 2 nd-tieir tourneey d o i^a to NIT"ty and ggritty [25-9) will face Virginia ; I The Associated Press _ .COIcoming in. Wc were nt a quickncjness disad* The Aggies (25-‘ NIT TcTournament vuvanugc Bt several positions." Tech on Wednesdaysday night. Virginia Tech - The Cougars (18-11) exploitctiled those advanced earlier:r MondayM by defeating ; c R obinson TAMPA, Fla. - Jerome odvantagcs into double-figurere scoring Providence 91-78.'8. points in Marquette’s first- «scored 24 points and spurrrred a 2 0 -4 recr*high 20 poi from all five startera, but neededed a 37-24 NMSU. whichch missedn two poiential ; f over ^ubura, did all hts rrun in the sccond half as SoSouth Flori- round victory 0 rebounding advantage to secureI thett: win. winning shots wilh with time expiring in the • r the Bonnies had surged da beat Coppin State 75-5S Isaac Fontaine soircd a game-ne-high 23 sccond half, retumeiLimed quickly in overtime ! in the strength o fa 20-2 nm. night in th e secon d round o f points for the Cougan, while MjMark Hen- wilh a 10-2 run1 lhatiha put them up 89-81 r Hutchins’ hustling defense drickson, playing in foul troublelie throug with 1:11 remaining,ning. Th e B u lls (1 8 -1 1 ) advan< and ofTensive snark, the Ea- most o f the secorid half, recordeided a dou- The Miners (20-1(20-10) responded with a ; final eight to play the wliuinner o f the g t « { 19- 11) recoveredrec to advance to the "I' ble-double with 13 points ancind 10 re- basket from Phil1 CrockerCn to close the gap • Morquettc-St. Bonaventuture game, final eight, whevhere they will face South bounds. Shamon Antrum buried:ed fout 3- 10 89-83. But Walke/alker hit a free throw nnd ; which was played laterjr M o n d a y Florida. 'pointers and finished with 18 points. Johnny Selvie scorncored his last basket ofthe - St. Bonaver/enlure, which defeated night. while Tavaren Mack and Donmiminic Elli- evening to put the■he gameg oul o f reach, de- ; to answer Souihem Missiajsissippi in the first round, Robinson hit a 3-pointcrtr son added 12 and I) points, respepociivdy. spite a pair o flast last minute 3-pointen by ;! e ar]8-13. . “ I a 7>0 Coppin State run andan pu t the finished the year Illinois State (20-13) was tedd b y C ^ ' uTEP's Antoinele GillespioGi and Mark In- ! didn't score a field goal in . Bulls ahead 52-43 early in\ thei secon d ^ did Altodonna with 17 points. Bri:Irian k e m gles. minutes o f the sccond half ^ ’ half He then hit a short leaiam er B id an added 16 and led the team wilhh seveni rc- * The victory jsvegave the Aggies n 2-1 nd- 1 sford, the Eagles’ leading “ vantage over thee MiMinera this scnson. The ; off-balance left-handed sc It three point* in 17 minute# bounds. teams had split theitheir home-nnd-home se- • Eand Donzel Rush and Chuc Id scoreless against Auburn. [ to i c e 7 8 ries in Dcccmber.er. It was their first meet- m ade 3>pointei8 to m ake it1 6( ^ 7 . But Marqucttlette’s second-half drought Vii^inia Tech 91, Provide r ason. ; PROVIDESlCE. R.I. - Shawawn O ood ing in die postseasor I Robinson added anothercr 3-pointcr coded when HutchinsHut hit a 3-pointer with ent into overtime nt 79-79 .. had 21 points, four olher Virgiiginia Tech The.game went 11 I i in the run with nine minulu tes le ft to 10:30 renuuniniling to spark a 17-3 Eagles ha rewer and ihen Walker • players scored in double figures« iid S when Troy Brew, I give South Florida its bigiggcst lead, run'. half run to missed what would'ould have been the win- ; Hutchins addiddcd a p«ir o f free throws, Hokies used a 20-5 sccond-ha! (69-17. ih time expiring. Thomas Io Anthony Picper for a 3* bcb«it Providcnce 91-78 Mondayay night in ning basket with tn The Bulls took the leadI for good in Ihen dUhed lo . ay Wyan. who contrilintributed 19 points, had . I f ill Marquette within 49-48. th, Bradley s i I ondRush — fora21-I5ad>idvMtage. Crawford, whoho scored 17, Pieper made SStato6 game played late Monday n I Coppin State (21-10) msnad e ju st 5- two straight GutlOutbreak baskets, the second Damon Watlington had 18 points,po A ce PEORIA. III.-C. - Craig Wise tipprf in a ; second to give Canisius a > I o f-2 7 Jrpointcre and w a s outrebound-01 « three>point pliplay for a 57-51 Marquette OCustis 17, David Jackson 14 andan Shawn m ss at the last secc f5-33 victory MondMonday night over B n d t^ e d 45-29. lead with 4:5616 1left. Pieper finished with SrSmith 12 for Virginia Tech. I Austin Qosbere had 19 pointInts and Ja- in the second roundound o f die National Invn- ; Atkins finished with 16 6 points1 and 23 points, 10 abctbove his average, I T the Friars tation Toumamentent lesse'Salters St. Bonavenienture, ofthe Atlantic 10, soson Murdock had 17 points fort I a carecr-best J f assists. Jc! Bradley had tied die game at 53 wilh '. b o u n d s, a n d w u led by leiiicmJor Etavid Vanterpool’s 27 (1(17-13). I bad 14 points and 13 rebo Providence, vdiich trailed foror much o f 13 seconds leftft 01on a three-pointer by ; ] Rush finish^ with 13 pohaiots and 10 the first half, took the lead at 4<46-44w ith guard Aaron ZobrisDbrist After a tuneout, dw - , I > rounds, )nSta3,miiK)(9St30 H18:37 left on Murdock's 3*poLointer. But Ctnitius Golden:n GGriffins tried for their. Virginia Tech outscored the FriarsFr 20-5 own trey. I Sidney hodman pace , III - Illinois Stale Univer- over the itext 6:36, witl^ Ooocfiart,A

B-12 Tlmos-Nows, TwinTw Falls, Idaho Tuesday. MoiMarch 2 ^ 1 9 9 5

P ani A . m ^ _ Brieflyly in sjiorrts —------:____ Continued Jfrt from B10- T y s o n w a s c o n v ic te:d d iiin 1992 of raping beauty papageant con- goes back;k iand the players arc nigh t byI TTurner l Broadcasting System:m’s T N T N etw ork. All-female no(more, n yacht defeatsts ‘Stripes’ ig-that tradition," said game against the Orlando0 M agic, who arc led byy testant Desiree Washingtngton in an In^anapolis hoteltel room. His contiquing-t SAN DIEGO-AlAmerica3's previously all-\11-women sailing c ier, a third baseman in le O’Neal, starts at 6:30 p.m.n. MST. It will be Jordan'ss six-year sentence will: be cut in half for good behahavior. He is Kim- Maher, team won its first: racera sincc a man joined thethi crew aboard Shaquille < stint with the national first gamenc ini the United Centcr, the( Bulls’B new home. to be released Saturdayy bbetween 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. her first stir Mighty Mary. had, not been scheduled to televiseti an NBA game onn team . ennis Conner's Stars & Stripeipes by 1 minute, 7 ^ TTic boat beat Dcnr Stabler jailed one1 drunken-driving chh a r g e win over Canada, Lori 36 seconds on Mondanday to pull into a sccond-pd-place tie in the ; of Anaheim, Calif., PENSACOLA, Fla.la. - Shortly nf^er watchii ' America's Cup dcfen'fender semifinals. hree-hitter, the defense • champion Roy Jones} JrJr. from ringside, former 1 • Mighty Mary is> 1-11- since Dave Dellenbaug:ugh replaced J.J. K ansaSas S t assistant goes tot< SW Missouri S t was solid and the hitting tim ely — t- terback Kenner Stableriler-was in-jaiLoa-a-drunki JJ.------Islcr as the startinglg helmsmanf 'and tactician SaSaturday'to give SPRINGNGFIELD, Mo. - Del MiHeiler,-who built a record-set- * '“-‘‘r‘V“ 8-oncc again:- r, ' chargc. the struggling teomirn morc experience. ting passirssing attack as Kansas Stateite's ofTensive coordinator, ! set a standard through ;ed from Escambia County Jt Stars & Stripes,, sailingsa for the first time thishis round, lost its was hired-ed Monday as football coacach at Southwest Missouriri • Stabler, 49, was fireed , and we’re.living up to bond within hours of)f hisi arrest early Sunday. fourth straight race.e. And- it essentially lost thehe bonus point it State, ri^fet® «fr thatstandapdard,” added shortstop n Mobile, Ala., address,I, bbut there was no telephone earned for finishiniling sccond after the four':ir'round-robins. . MillerT nreplaces Jesse Branch, whI’ho resigned to bccome an nc listmg for Richards[irdson, at 33 the team’s 1 him there. Americas had no borbonus points, but tied StarsI & Stripes Qt 1 -1. associatetc athletica director at Arkanstisas af\cr posting a 55-44-1 yer. “With the Olympics A Florida Highwayly IPatrol trooper arrested stablerSl near Kevin Mahaney’s YYo o u n g A m crica le a d s w ith thithree points. • rccord innin n ine season s, p, it’s important for us tb n Pensacola about five houhours after the fight. He was“ ™i ? " ? s e v - One of the three:e >yachts will be eliminated:'d duringi the 12- Last year’syei team went 4-7. the EBears’ first losing season ling the way wc have.” ; y cral celebrities introduceuced at the match Saturday r racc semis. s in c e 1987., 19J Southwest Missoururi last won a Gateway ' " 'S '" T h e o nlly l y test thus far came :r. ^ Conferenci:nce championship in 1990. Pensacola Civic Centcr. against Cub;^uba, a 1-0 win in 10 y The arrest was routine.ine, said Lt. Robert Farrior. Northern Ariz(izona hires ex-Wcberer assistant M iller,:r, 44.-( received a three-year■ contractc with a base salary But the Cubans never 000 plus benefits and incentivlives, Trooper Jason Peacoccock reported Stabler recorde se to solving left-hander FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.A: - Northern Arizona,„a co.ch Steve ofS^'OOO alcohol level of .12 perpercent and .125 pcrcent on Granger, America’s best Axinon added an assiissistant Monday, hiring formrmer Weber State _ . ^ SI-; tests. The legal limit inn FloridaF is .08 pcrcent. r neariy a decade. defensive line coachich Robb Akey and assigninging him to coach •injuretl-ed Lakers starters ge;et OK to practice pitcher for nc . . , ‘‘This is5 ouour biggest tournament; the inside linebackerscers. INGLE\-EWOOD, Calif.-Injured sustarters Cedric Ceballos and IS T h e s l i o r t s o f i t: : Jordan J liad bottomsIS nght next to thehe ' Olympics," Granger : Hiring Akey willill allowa defensive coordinatoator Scott PcIIuer Eddie Jomloncs were given medical clArgentina. Smith. 27. of Mcr•IcMinnville, Ore., was driviiving a Saab 900 . :r loss and it could fall ser says lyson’s 1st stopst will be mosqueC Dennis Rodman sure docdoesn’t play many games. w h en it ran ofT thee road, rc slid down an cmbanknikment and struck 'AdVlsei : medals round. ic The Son Anconio SpuiIpurs forward with the shiftiniing hair color o-'oflhetne a utility pole Saturcurday afternoon, Fauquierr CCounty Sheriff PLAINPINFIELD. Ind. - Mikc,Tysoron plans to visit an Islamic er Sunday while riding his5 motorcycle.r Joseph Higgs said MM*393 vst<« SOI« Simoa. m. 11 OS un. 58,iwF«7ii 1 m ; HCONfffiOtfS' ■■ ■ AMC Telrelevision louMon « NMncnM. n4.11 fii IA 59.0uiBcn( 10 (70Jss Jordan1 s, spent so much time W L Pci 0 __ HnYorlYirMMn.« n. Lm Ar««H >■ Vn ftuov ni. 113S im. aO.UFtfr 7 M,< pitching proiproducts and swinging nt lOnaoJo « « 7M - Event ______statio n ______T im e UnWn-KnYMYo» U« « Pol a Ubf, n t. 11:10 » ra, 8l,p«wi(km 8 (Ui W “i I ' ' ------— MwAMVlC4«mtom ■ Tim. AM. 105 p m 82$M Ja« 8 ttU«j47 pitches aftcifter leaving basketball - « jJ 400 2 nage«PKi«^.1{i5pffl 83,UennlBr^ 7 t8IJ g f, m is, I Tcnnlt Upton Champlonhlps E3PN/Ch*nnoM3 . 11 a.m. 64,Sil>lK«in< 8 iUJ that he almoImost forgot what it was » O *9» 24Z Engllsijllsh Looguo Socccr Primo Sports/Channol 84(IH;iHT)Noon iou«F.n(.ioipffl. 89 tirfinAi,^ 8 KJJ like to be; in an ; NBA game, WbTv^ 11 U 211 7 Primo 8port>/Channol84{IH[IHT12pjn. PBrtw^pnPMrttiMfNiM Ckralv, nt, 1U pn. 88.Sc01V«plM 1 182,1 ir 49 .»]“J ^ } Sutflntflfig e7.MSIirwi 7 UU4IM “A b m uuch c h as I tried to search . Primo Spofts/Ctionnol 64{IH 88.Fr«lFrt 9 t80; gllsh Looguo Soccor A P T 0 p 225 i college poll S ^78 m y m emlory o ry in terms of how to CaMI ESPN/ChBnnol13 5.30p.m . 89 0*e«di 8 StO,l M m 40 24 .Ci - r bstketball toumamont .P) • T>a KV 29 iMffSln N C cii^ BmM 70.JkT.CaW 8 ieo.( prepare, it wwas real difTcrent,” he CM>ve> <3 n 419 A basketball. Suns at Magic TNT/Channol 32 Sp.m . pA^ncankMM Uatfi 19, pcM feWi ird (nttuqrtrg} ly.lamfftmult 8 Ut,< <5 X NBA b •. KKifliMtin M KOtl MomMcr dnan): wil said. “I thinIhink going through those xlng.Zolkln-JackBon USAyChsnnel 23 7 p.m. M M 915” r; Boxin Iteirt rt 73TonKli 7 888!'gj" 43 minutestes gave me a frame of ' baskottjall toumamont ESPN/Channol 13 7:30 p.m. i.CjiaFjtatr 74,TonPutnr 5 158,( Uta«AM n 41 S .1’' II V NITb£ 20-1 494 4 gun mind in ternterms of how to adjust to 2 \ BoxlniXing, Worid Toughman compoUtJontion Prime Sport»/Ch«nn«184{IH(IKT)7:30pJn. Jglrt" a -3 ta 1 h b SChSS* 9 u r D M n O .U4 II a game agairgain . Ing, U.S. Mon's Pro Tour ESPN/ChannoM3 . 10:30 p.m. 4 ^ i « B jm i 18- 3 487 2 n:FMCa(M 3 M lu; m W510W(X« a > « R E « ^ Skiing 78.KtfyCt*cn 8 L5U “ T h e bBiggest ig i key is to try to MCMM ______; w ~ J inattStM • - s i - s i- 79,[7j«tan 8 W; W L PIL mC -7,ArtnntS«MI 23- 479 II 90,Di»iPeaitr 7 B4J353 »4j s lo w m y prcprocess, my body, down aruttsiMr s uo.: UUf. 49 19 77777 - UtaaJiM lAulun 17- 471 12 to adjust 10to ia game, pace it a little SjnArttnD 4S 19 .714 kM u “ n n i 9Aima> l^ 472 13 ' aiewiOur 9 uo,< 40 J4 CSti 7 1 Sjocnaro lO.TmoM 14. 470 10 83 8allHxri 7 lU.«•;» bit to whereicre I'm productive every, Dvn« 31 U U4M 19II CMea ej ejio 9M IM 13- 3 487 7 84.TanWMa< 4 149.' Mat » 37 <1313 2ai21 AMrO u em . M-i NHL standings 24- 4 488 14 81.P>iSI>*imU a I48Jw! 977 minute andnd :not trying to be over- EASTQWCtmROR£NC£ U lea, Ur>«wU l> 47 ;S9!9 292! «rta u C» 991 21- 7 483 8 ae.cMwxt a w i ve every minute. That’s LAORan|R»1 M SU] 990 AMCIrWal5 U Oiafomi 12- 8 481 87,uei«n 4 148. productive i PkdeCMbiSsD Uimai W L TPM «J « IlFrMraSM 19- 9 418 1 ULnMOmtt 8 Ut.wj-'M tough forr meme. But I think in a cou- i-PTtwu 49 17 U:12 - - CMM■D W SKB 907 PM«MM 18 9 3 B " 91 n iin m u 19-1 457 1 a.ln'lVM M 8 >47. S4^ 44 20 U9 ‘ HY.R»B«1 13 12, 3 29 79'> 17,HW*lSlMI 10-4 418 I OO.FuSrZoAr 4 147,H7.840 p ie o f gammes. es I'll adjust.” WiMVW 11 It' 9 28 71 LAL^ n 25 WJ71 9 1 TinCMirM ll « iisirtrt S 'S ; J o r d a ntl trmissed 21 of his 28 Portjfid 15 2» iMX 12?l i: 11 12 9 27 2 78 » 19l*»CC«reli»S«i• SM) 19. 5 410 21 ttuTJiEr' i W! SovTwtt 31 U 4UM 17 1 OMMnJ S nxm 11 15 3 25 732 2aSa«MiC«i>lT« 11- 9 447 a 83.J«dl)*aiU 3 848. shots, butit heh did have 19 points, »4.iai«HwM a M. CdMlSta 2t 4} .}»» 27 2 M4rtiI . M ««9 951 19- 7 444 20 inds. six assists and three LACW.1 14 S3 209 J at U toes ft53 HTW»3« 'i l l 3 ” SS B Cmr « 34 M8299 six rebound! i<*ncr«)pU)4lt>rf< M n _ n i ^ r t u ! K: Crcagoa (t U79 917 _ 24,ntrtl* • 97,WnWfcn 7 • 144W W4, (9 (472 HI OmM 19 9 3 41 1Q7 2 2isw,ui»(,fia 98-«d>U>jH 1 wjoo M, “They’ w weren’t the greatest PBtu7< 19 9 2 40 lit «aru in LA Qrwi 102’ StO«W0mtn U tX7 US 99,Soi8Giire , 8 141, its," he said, “but I was DHa102.ClMUn310a20T3T 0«te< I 100.MIUBBW 1 MjM M, h ig h lig h t s ,' SMMcn:104.S«4a>n>rilMc<.&30pfflffl imKtrktr*i t2 6319 101 9 ViCSTEmCONFBC3 21-6 10 UtaUMAM 09 9M5 1037 a i M 11 9 2 a 93<3 n 8.CUrfmSMm 20-3 4 3 ST" down,” he1C Slsaid . I Ci 9779 1U2 TOTrti 13 11 9 31 81 91 MaAMntSWiaa 18-9 a I,lmftctn 888 N l^ _ ^ 0,x score Itn W 9705 1049 83 74 lT«mT*Si 2.0»tP*« ss U4 His nrstrst home game is Friday M a 82 1520 101 2 Vftnp.9 9 14 4 a 78™ W • 10-4 12 },PM.Jn«Hn • SK IM against thehe (Orlando Magic. !- . ^ ^ ! m 2'210.K«tp9.1944n.JtfB*aiMM2.9.194 L A^ C ^ U 6949 1 0U IO.T«m 25-7 7 4.T0nLtfnan BJ UdUx 5-7 CM 10. P>icn 4.14t.14(M9.P«Un>9'19M21,CI<-12 0 WtMWi PKftObWn7. .» tl,OJ#Bt» 12-8 8 imWcWMi ISJS 479 Jordann I hopes to use those 4-SI2.Ail».4.72-«10T(UhSUh»«aii-at9 takn &5 (M7 1059 cum 12 II 5 29 91 79 ll»*MiWa-iSIM 1}- 3 9 iwwroMOiienj 11 U 7U2 1070 {Oraicf, II 13 2 24 75 f . a s sWIW 1 games, andmd the 14 rcgular-seasbo UKa5-12M11.cM gtab-SMOa J-14 (T*«rtni24.K4rp'-1.*iU-0.1,(T>«IU nt>xr>»rg. UatHftOmm 14-11 21 l i S S K Sgjw and Will1 P(Perdue were around for UcMMi 0.1. C^. StfrtRtfrtr^W). S«i A«rn 9-Z2 (CM (jNOaiMNdMi S S S l c -t 17-13 It UBtnCniMt 218 N*7flW,Rf<«»24.P«**2-«,n2-&Eacal-S) FoMat-Mrv Q FO n P« Alt WtM^9,HalMI] . 2I.NcmC«c*«SlraStM 18-1 a llOMliMa 2M2U000 his first nilnine-year stint with the RNOfi»-SM»54(Kirc12).pl2).SvMn9eO(Pm«.RM3II| OM«I.OitiOit 83 >43 3 79 1885 29 8 O«Mcl.FbMl4,0T 22,ftaU< ILW.M> M Aua»-SMat2l(PMe).SaC).S»iMno2i(Ud«noM CHfMnlmlUJ. 83 704 JS3 1784 290 PMMtrM9.Ucr««(4 210«^SaCWT l7.%H«t 210^ B u lls. taiwSMB* 25. Sm Mn>c20.TKfrtaO-«*« 24] 'T h e bsiggest ig s thing for me is not ^19.71• 19.79epO.M2) UMUb ! i S S ! S ! S S ILiMHuMI 24C jKtjEnDn M il 484 »rtnO-2000.S>T«>MI-MIC3.McO>.d9-19M12.Tgttti HcrroUcrAStc 84 W5'284 1411 220 P G A T o t a,U«tC*maM 34 41-«a 19-29102. Ptpm.Oi^01 84 SX 271 140) 220 four money leaders 24,Fw3Co«ta 223777 I ju st w aint n t tto add to that and make d£VElMI<1Kl) 58 <34 285 1248 212 POKTEVraUBEAi. BEACH Rl M>) - POA Toi mnr iMdn lt,8aaSMVU< 223 th em a littlelittle more dangerous. I'm « 4 2H2-27,»I11-H7.729. xjM fi_., twtr.Ol « 4J3 311 1373 21S lraj^t«NM8(l!«8.h««n* 027.Mal-9M7.F«iTl4CUMMi?«>124JI9.CWT*i«l1- *q,Ow 81 4S7 378 13C0 2U ThwOlXfiK jjaia * not tryinglg tot reconstruct the teatii ewi 7 I8B0J1I e M 2. fXtwa 0-2 CM 0. Oitrgn»4MMOTc<«4a'ni4-t41CO RMUi.Ite 89 492 241 1379 212 t.PMrMa*Nn ...... m v : any new identity.” - OHh 22 »917X712-10 17 . S(iml.Cnl.O$ M 430 303 109 210 I 7 tmtca 2,B«>Ml>9>.0>ran) S4,4CI9X&C0 o r c rea te an cM n t a »< aa M 7 lO-ICD .l*iv U 40 20 1232 209 Exhibition standin lQ*Mot«janM.8ai8in] 199X ■ C o a c hJ Phil PI Jackson had to tel) tftXCMH Diii>M9(»a3dl[>add1-4.Uartunl4.Drc(fciO-t. CFkttWewaxPol ^ *3 tags ■ tnsj3 ; s T.T»«42.UfcOwJ&2.HMmOsmCML^ivMe-KfllrmKnM. fUnaxI AlCnCWtfMlMUS !.Uat014Mrim 8 Q20JQ3 MU179 his playersers not to look for Jordan W I ftl 8 I2IU10 IS- . Pita 2 s. Ub 1-4. F«r> 0-21n.FolM. foi «*-**»* n«re«.PN L ISMMEUictn 8,CMMR>ilaa«.Wr i l a " 80 o fte n SuiSu n d ay. «e(J-ilXl»-D«a>19.0rnlM24.A- PiyWSt 83 !04 201 12U 201 OtfKl 10 8 «717 IFtlUdulMnL . .8 m Z lkiVA»«n.VMn 148J:lljmi “He said,aid, ‘W e’re going to hiin »M2O0J«71 Mnncb 12 8 80030 9.linnU«li«U 7 C83J11 L%jnTiii«c«.BaWrd lM.r11.41147 in situationions : that he’s not ready,’ " MMiM 10 8 458 M 7 C4I.I87 LACUPPDt3(tCn 11.DvnnQM.H,MM------IIM' J o r d a n said. s a i “The com petitive UuTn9-12MirVw^»-19:9-192J20.UiMreuaM1.21l. attftO;0.0S. 2W 480 SM ^ l2toBSfc*aiwn 7 t208A0 11PM«Flte»MM------110# a>M1-2T.Rdw«cnt.lSt.■ISt.119.MSiTeitOMLPI«s-« DOMLk>Ahl 2» 443 ^ IlDnHliMBIB 8 11*4,7:7 1IUatAm.6«M ------104£Sg£ side of ineme wanted to do it, btu t'7Mll.0tfw>441.2ia.0>«Q.Oui»&«r2i.T(uii4i'nis^ cmMLOiHQl 743 1281 .180 • £ s ’i i ia ' l4,aMS(MvM 8 1187.777 14,B«T|lra,&«M----- I04£ «.tfeu-Pat 291 il7 m D M 7 tl J8In iiurtCricMoa>«M 9 iinjio »j7iu3 p h y s ic a llylly, , I wasn't quite read;^ ATlAKrAttOn n.N.Y, 238 tii i 8l CrihPM 1 8 sa l i K S c a s S i - fo r th a l y e t."t. : Aupmfit-1SU17,lir«3'9e^ tSM. til 7i7 iiS HMYert 8 12 jn S ! 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I lta*-UaAfl9iMr.WMlit.A- E«titN.'tIN.Y, S2 I2» 57* 704 M am 8 tHOxm 0>IMI.C»1M.CH 83 2M 43S 888 SS a r 5 ! lii wv a SIMM . “I thinknk Ithe whole worid has an ■ovHcu 83 184 Ul 885 109 PtM tM 9 7 483s j s i a - 7 tlMJSl e y e o n mme," e, he'said. “Hopefully, aovSA 81 172 m 8U lOi CMna 9 8 iaa »JqO>lBNMIM t IUU17 ' BMOALL NBA team stattatistlcs SkM I « 241 S3 8» 101 PHW9I 9 8 J2929 JI.MMBRttlA a 1124W . that e y e Isis Ikind o f closing and will TanlranOtkcM DMC.IAL;IAL 84 207 40 889 1U ; Ei.Lo>j> a 8 i a2> SZ,01lTlt4)aA 7 1124,449 BOSTON RED SOX-AoM Wn Bm* 0 t >.8m 83 34 429 811 18.4 FMM 8 8 A2>a UMSMnI, 7 I12IJ92 Ro.Ur< Amy aEm. euKMMr0(ia.MMMi*.ind I ' b lin k a litiittje t li bit from now on." : PtOM H nr S i^ i S Kr.W S 88 240 438 PI tO] SaiCMoo a 9. >00 a KAMHuMBl 8 lllll» JIMI F>Mm•^ Lou IMort «nd M« iccn««aA.on »Uafl...^ 8 8 m.SM 872,102 U o ^ 8 10 JU33 U.DMPM8J8 7 ill7,1H - ■ oSS> ‘ ■ S ”s ? i!a NwYok- - 4. 10 W<8 ]8.»MM>, 8 tii8jia eo7 io&t awFtnttS 4 12 ,29110 r.ModyAiatiMl 10 IIH.TM IIMmi^ I8rti*iaiwnrw s ?sroot i«2 0 nftioiTlMeridM S&AittMUieMboN < LOS ANOELEB CUPPER5-fUcM Ml* f7u Mctmi *«« M 1 1 ^ 8>L AOvdM Oiry Ormt gum CUMift M tr mi imlMl ' 8« (2* lU n i 4a.UMUeCui»M * ' ' 4 tmi29 trOI 1M7 AnMn.nen.KJ 18 SH 98 8 t1C«J79 Po*rt O o«i« . 10U HMWR. MM------4I.O«Mt- - ** _ fOOTBAil a u N S «M0 «0U Bc m•T&»'C U W tJ SEU«TBADE U.IA e SOO 11 T«M7,ftM»8 ^ I i ■mM M H«« Yort OIM IS RsMH Kl SS .£ £tsnss ISi101] w aim • £2£! SM* (Hi 10*099 Ota S SscbTMY, 7 m m flUl in i s a ' * S S !.! , 47.knH6M NEW 0«£A>(8 SADrtS-AnwuftC*! iStfwisrvSwft* I IDAHO - SEiV 'sae,’. U.MLi«r 10 COIN GALLERIES S X . S S»•« ino mtM. M . » M7 7J . - FrM WMWI, Mftraln UOM. RMMH4.MepBonenIM 302 N.. MtMtln,Twln Fatli, Id. 83301 - o««« M atX - 10DO 0tfMa.Cckad92 <• ' «8,lwVMmi!r" I ,E DW Mi CMM8t.CMrd1 - . WWYOWJETyO K lV ^tBtfcliuplfM HMYMMH7.UfA/«MMa HMJtntr' t9 KM» «M ...... K S'r-. ' pranciolWisiWsiiwiglQ^simflssli^ T 733-BSiaia 1 « — t.' J, • • I // 1 Fc I and ClilassilledI Ijiing ba; o M c s, B u ch aa n a n fi:ights hilack F ro m 1 p u n c h 4 H w A a so d a ic d Press H |H bum within, him andnd t: have given his p olitics a hard, somelirrelimes apocalyptic WASHINGTON - A:As P atrick WKM edge. Buchanan sees the world, iit's o^vays x h s u t t ^ In ea rly fn o h th s ojf f .:' AIDS was not mcrel)CTcly a disease, but midnight in ihc struggle oof f good and Ser^Fbrd'stem i; columnlailist,' nature’s "awful retri■ctribution." Thc evil. ^ television oominen^ North Americann Free Trade His “cultural war" inI sc the ator, 1975-1985; communlcac a - Agreem ent w as not justju.st a bad deal but 1992 GOP presidential n n( om in ation iO M dlrettor. R c ^ a r i W h iteg . _ a potentially fatal one:ne: "Sink NAFTA fizzled but now he’s mou thc .1965:1987; resumedid and save the American■ican republic!" he .fight again — likc-ihc brair brawler sMTifiient^ ran for , exhorted. hc once was, the Catholic boy w ho R ^bltean presidential nomiTil- . T h e w elfare systemtem d o es riot just survived back alleys and Jes nation,'1 9 % ; w e n t t)ack to ■ harm, it destroys. Urbairban rioters are not Buchanan places hims' to the XKTunentSfy a n d h o s te d r ^die. l i mere opportiinists —-a ar n d ccrtainly not right of Ronald Reagan. H blunt, - , social victims-— buf'e11 "evil," an^y, lyrical, biling an fa in tly SSu-^M atrled May's, Ilis prime-Ume speei;peech to the 1992 ancient, using phrases that with 1971, to Shelley Ann Seamenley, ' GOP convention invokivoked a "religious cadcnccs o f another age, a tim e hc dbte aW hite House receptiotlo o - w a r ... for the soul oif f America,"Ai seems to prefer to now. (8t No children. ' . W hen p o te n tia l GOP GC candidates "Dark, opposed, broodinding," fellow : -TheAgaodatedPretes8 spoke to the Chrisiiaistian C oalition in ------' 1993. he got the; bcbest reception, Republican William BenJennctt oncc in presidential hopeful Patratrlck Buchanan takes th said. “Thc only extremist,is. I've »,cr Republican the . boys attack punclnching bags — 300 hope,)C. unityi and fiber. declaring '‘Our cultujlture is superior known who has a sensecofhnm o or,” stage In Maiflanchester, N.H., Monday.V- swats a sessionn —- and took pride "WcW e lived in a world o f clarityy and because our religionon iis Christianity - said tlte late Richard Nixon,;on, who used announced his candidacy Monday in owhiw hing foreign wheels. Oiliervus r ig h l, a lo n g w ith an be>e changed c — at college andid before street comer, andnd im bibed in a high andi piLssedpii through high sch oolsIs m n War. Evil, “VandalsJals and visigolhs'.' the president and fascinaination grew updated versersion of the economic ageIge 6. school where thethi Jesuil.s empha- strictl;ictly and sometimes severelyly by pillaging cilies, Homo.siino.sexi^als "in their over another maverick, Ros;loss Perot. nationalismI tl:that drove his “America And, A as he titltd his memoiroirs. hii’s sized, first and foremost, foi the ‘.salva- self-ccf-confident Christian brothers•s and garwis with ihcir prt-ci'r a io u s bodily flu- Now Buchanan, 56, iss planningp lo First" campaij>aign against Bush’s N ew beerteen "Righl from tiie Beginningng," tion of yourr immortal soul. Je.suil;uif .schola.sfics and Cathcho/ic ids and (heirbuliwhips.lips.” prie.stsi:.sts. test his place in the partyrty again. He W orld Order,:r. Thc Tl beginning was in Washshington. Buchnndn.’" And this is a nicelice guy. say his has stepped aside fromn hhis job on He switchedtied to a Cadillac from thc whcvherc Joseph Patrick Buchamman w as TIjc R om an Calllatholie Church was at "Tli:Tliat w;is our time." friends, both liberalI andam conservative, CNN’s ••Crossfire” andd h is M utual M crced es lhalhat embarrassed him last bomHjm the third o f nine children,n , son o f ihe core o f their• life,lil and America, as Nov•Jow hc inoun is the pa.ssing oof f the Tliey say he is funny.:ny, searingly smart Broadcasting radio slshow and time, when hc attacked imports while anin accou n n ian t father w h o mnnad e h is he remem bers it.1. wiLsv full o f purpo.se. moralral certitudes, although theyy :still and never mean one-on;-on-one.

Legals-EiEmploymenn t

EGALNOTICE 104 I Wn LEGAL NOTICEE LEGAL NOTICE; LEGAL NOTICE LLEGAL NOTICE LlLEGAL NOTICE LE.EGAL NOTICE LEC PERSONALS I 1 ^

0 accept the bid or bids DATATED this 23rd doy of andid mustn bo fllod within ------)F charges, la to ^ o r g o s andnd HELSLEY FIfFIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT to >D1NG Drossos. slips A u 8 AMENDED NOTICE OF l e o m o d b o s l f o r l h o Fobrnbruory. 1995, twontionly days of Iho dote of WEDD any othor costs or oxpens-jg. For Change of Namo OF THE STATE OF d e 0 firsl publication of this Bridosnsmald & Prom Rentals KT TTi TRUSTEE'S SALE ■Is A Petition has been Tiled ID.IDAHO. INANDFORTHE Prcjrograms- -TITLiITLEFACT, INC, Tnjstoo the fir NOTICE IS HEREBY;qy os associated with this Ivortlsomenl. Tho claim 25%lOflinYilatkins of 73^86M by by Rolland Lavomo Stom- CCCOUNTY OF TWIN FALLS PU’ UBLISH: March 21, 22. By:y: Todd Blass. Vico advor GIVEN thal on May 19,19 forodosuro as provided by ind 23,1995. Prooirosidonl ondid costa bond must bo filod Ihd Iho Deed of Trust or Doodod bough, born October 25, COUNTY DIVISION on< 1 or before 03/13/1995. g 1995 at 10:30 a-m. al Iho Caso No. SP 95-126 “______Addrddross of Trustoo; on or 1 0 6 I I 2 0 2 I J at of Trust Nolo or by Idohoho 1939, In Buhl, Idoho. now Cc 10 claim must sot forth I c p c ofd cos o f tho Trustoo at residing at 350 Washington NCNOTICE TO CREDITORS ^gODCEOFRESCHEDlXED TlllolilloFod, Inc, The c ^E C IA L^N O T TC ^ I ADMINiMINISTRATlOW 311 Socond Slfoot North,Irth, law. .TRUSTEE'S SALE i6S3 3 -4th Avonuo North tho0 basis b of Iho claimed MANAGEMENT JR|. DATED this 17th day ofo( North, Twin Foils. Idaho, InIn Iho Matter of Iho Estate ^ vnershlp of Iho convoy- a i ^ Twin Falls, Idaho SECURI- 83301, proposing 0 change of: On Fridoy. tho 7ih doy of xwlnwin Falls. ID 83303 owno. LCOHOLICS I TY TITLE COMPANY OF January. 1995 An\pril. 1995 ot Iho hour of puBUBLISH; Morch 17. 21 ancoice and allege why the .. iwners hove romod- Boll PUBUSH; Tuesday, March•ch ofnom elo Rolland Lavomo LLLLOYD EARL HILL inveyonco is not subjod ^NONYMOUS NTOwrno IDAHO 83 Trustoo will soil Docoasod 2:00 o'dock p.m. of said and;nd 27.1995 conve & oro now taking lev- - tho 21,28.Aprl!4ond11.1995■95 Helsoly. Tho reason for the ------;------lo soseizure. l Tho dolm musl ______^ at put)llc ouctlon to tho MARVIN L HILL has boon jay at tho oflice of Tllle------______SnS”& level 2 reskienls, Petition Is thoi Petlllonor M; =oct. Inc,, 1G3 4th Avonuo NCNOTICE TO BIDDERS bojoccomponiod eo by o bond highost bidder, for cashh In — has usod the name Rolland opappointed Personal Repro- II privalo rooms 'Jorlh, Twin Falls, Idaho. Thoho Elko County School in thotho omount spodflod bo- lawful monoy of Iho Unllod IN THE DISTRICT COURT sontallvo of tho abovo able. Orchard Drive RT Laverno Helsloy for mony s o ntioFact, Inc.. on Idaho DIsti'Istricl will offer for sa le loww in ir the form of cash or FAX Statos of Amodca. alt poy- estolo. All persons having ' ‘ CaroI CoContor. 734-5979. rw« OF THE FIFTH JJUDICIALAL years and nov( wishes lo e s :orporation. oo Trusloo. our|urpluQ oquipmont on cortlfl')rtlflod chock. If the bond . atilo al tho Umo of ealo, ihe* DISTRICT OF THE STATETE conform his legal namo lo cliclaims agoinst soid do- ^ 1 for SuzoUo Minor. following doBcrlbod roal ivill sell at public audion. to Morelorch 29, 1995 ot Ihe od- is inin thoI form of a chock, II y OF IDAHO IN AND FORR such USO0O. Tho name of cocoasod poroon aro roquirod proporly slluatod In ihc Iho hlgh oot bid d er, for minilinlstrotivo officos, 1092 mustust bo drown payable lo YOUR* ^ WAREHOUSE .THE COUNTY OF TWINN tho Pollllonor’s fother is to prosent tholr dolms wilh- County ofTwin Foils, Stale :ash . In lawful m onoy of Bumurns Road, Elko, Novado, thelO DopartmontD of Justice, Jt ^ SUPERVISOR SUI j*"'® FALLS Frod Arthur Slombough. In In four months oftor tho fj*' of Idaho ond doscrlbod qe Iho Unltod'Statos, oil pay- SooIoolod bids musl bo sub-. Tho Th ownor of a seized Z l / 1 Local1 company cor seeking Caso No. SP 94-703 docoasod. Tho names and dato da of Iho first publication iittodbylO;OOa,m,Morch convsn veyan co w ho Is indi- ' warohoiohouse supervisor followB, to-w1L- of this notice al tho officos Qblo at Tho limo of sa le , mittc NOTICE TO CREDITORSIS ad d resses of Polilionor's of 9, 1995 at Iho odminislra- gentBnl mayi request a waiver I E S C L A S S IF IE D with e*p.exporionce fn Invert Lol 7 In Block 01 ofTWI^ of Frodoricksoh, Williams & Ihe following descrlbod 29, l TIME (I.e. 15-3-801) next of kin ore JoAnn Hols- of vo offices, Bkidors aro not of1 thothe requirement 10 post 0 Qj control, computers. FALLS TOWNSITE. Twir Moservy. 117 Soulh Ad- rool property, situated In ttvoi D E P A R T M E N T lory con In tho Matter of tho Estaloalo loy of 350 Washlnton Nolh, Mi jqulrod to bo prasont. un- cost3st bond. Pursuant lo 8 Ding i rocolvlng. cus- Falls County. Idaho, ac­ am s Stroot. Post Offlco Box Iho Counly of Twin Foils, requ Twin F alls. Idaho: Mark an Slolo of Idoho. ond do- lossJSS there Is an oquol bid CFRFR 103,7(c)(1), Iho own- :08-734-5538 jr service, 4 suporvi- cording to Iho plol ihoroo ^B H elsleyof3389North2800 160, 16 Joromo. Idoho 83338. S l WILMA BEVERCOMB scrlbod os follows, to-wii: onn i0 particular itom, at orr mustmi establish an inabii------;r . Hands-on position recordod In tho Odlco o or said daims will bo forov- OVEREATERS TO STIEB E osl, Twin Falls, Idoho. or Township 11 South, Rongo whic(hich timo a ‘Dutch Auc- ityf to to pay Iho roquirod bone ^ compelltivo salary & tho Counly Rocordor o 83301 land Mike Helsloy of or or barred. Claims musl bo Docoasod 17Eaolofthr»Bol3oMofId- tion'on* with 5% Increments ondnd reasonsr for that Inabil- ^ANONYMOUS qmcjd benefit be packogo, sakj County. NOTICE IS HEREBYBY 616 14th Avonuo North, prosontod pn lo the Personal Tho T r u sto o h o s n< ian. Twin F ails C ounty, will.m, to 5:00 p.m, beginning 95-I^5-INS-003381 I ABORTION M------, quirod to present Ihoiroir ROBERTS. FORT G tho Eosl boundory of said WoiV odnosdoy, March 2 2 . Year.'oar/Moko/Modol: 81/Pon- ■ AALTERNATIVES, 205 I to satisfy tho obllgotlom,® daim s within four monlhaIhs CLERK OF THE DISTRICT ested vendors to bid on;_thi AGRICULTURAL | socurod by and pursuant ti Colluloso Insulation (loose_NcNorthwestQuartor(NW1/4) 1991995, If you havo ony ques- iiac/iac/Bonneville s/w "” 5 ogainst tho docodont Of Iho COURT C Ions regarding Ihis sale, V' ooh h i c i o ID N u m b o r : PREREGNANCY CRISIS 1 ^ ^ — Iho powor of salo conforro< fill). Colluloso that contains_20208 fool; lion r tractor operator & estate ore roquiroditoBy;Cooloy to :o n ta ct J o ff Z an der a l 1G2/G2AN35N6BX117446 CENTER Expor ira in tho Deed of Trust oxe rocydod materials conloni_Ti­Thonco Eosl parallol lo cor rity irrigator, Fllor area, prosont their dolm s withinIhin Doputy Clorit ™ 702)738-5196. Bonelond Amount; $250.00 Froo1 testing.l« Coll 734-7472 flravlty ir cutod by Morlin L. Fair ls 1Q%. vendors bidding on_80sold North boundory 208 (701 }0 DOE. 326-4874 „ ' -four months after tho dotelote PUBLISH: Tuosday, Mon:* 1“ foot to tho East boundary Islis/Barbora Blackslock. puBi’UBLISH; Tuosday. March or 1-800-371-7472 Wage D< banks a s Grantor to Socu I of 21. 28,-Aprll4. and 11, colluloso « m usl provide doc- of tho first publication ol line of said Northwest Quar- Cloi:iork 7,14', 14 and 21.1995. ------osition avail, Musl rltyTIUo Companycfldohi Ims 1994.______umofttalion IJI of Iho porconl-_ltr> ...... — . FT posit iLfi. Ihis Notice or said daims tor (NW1/4) of said Section: Boo3oord of Trusloos ‘ ------1 0 8 havee oxoxporionco wilh all a s Tnjstoo, for Iho bonofI!!'’ wilhln four months anot* the a g o of rocydod materials_toi and security of Sondro J |If^ IN THE DISTRICT COURT contolnoda in their product._TlThonce North 208 foot ElkcElko Counly School Distrid PROFESSIONAL aspoctilOCts of a large row ' first publication of this No- along Iho East boundary PUI=>UBLiSH: March 21 and ) oporolton. For appL McOanlol. OS Bonofidor) Ilco or said dolm s will bo be OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL Bid B pockogos ond spedfl-_al' SERVICES CTop op< said Good of Trust hovln: lino of sakj Northwest Quar- 27,27,1995 ______438-523-5234.______forover barred. DISTRICTOFTHESTATE cations ci may tw obtained t>y_Hr> n t : boon recordod on July £ conloctlng: SEICAA (Phil_loilor (NW1M) of said Section — Wn’ Claims must bo present-snl- OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR c UNITED STATES BAANKRUPTCY 1994 as Inslrumonl Nc Richardson). 1261 Wlison_lolo tho sakJ Northwest Ouar- I worker wanted: Trudt ed to tho undersignedj aal l THE COUNTY OF TWIN R DEPARTMENT OF Chapter & AG rolatod 19940124419 offlcla Sulto E, Pocotollo, ID._loilor (NW1/4) of sow Section Ing ond operallngfonn tho address indicated, nnd palls S JUSTICE roconls of Twin Foils Cour ■no MAGISTRATE DIVISION 83201,'(206)8 237-0991._toto Iho sold Northwest Quar­ chlnory. Call Dale @ mod wllh tho Clork of Iho ter (NW1/4) of said Soction ImnmmlgraUon ond Noturallzo- ^2792 or 539-2792 ty. Idoho. CosoNo.SP-9&00115rM Sealed S bids must bo ro-_tei 6-7760 800-548^2166 J, Court. to the Rool Point of tion Sotvlco Tho dofault for which ,!) lh DATED this 13tn dayy o01 f NOTICE OF HEARING coivodat c. 1261 Wilson Suite_t c Wm H. Muiaorry >------sa lo Is to bo m ods is lh E. Pocalollo. ID 63201, by_B(Boglnnlng. Noll'lollco is horoby givon pur- March, 1995 In the Matter of tho Nomo 6 jUont to 8 CFR 274,9 that ■ 22 yrs oxporionco I 206 I . fallum of tho Grantor ond/c 4:30 PM March 31. 1995,_T(TOGETHER WITH a right sUo KIRKB.HAI5LEY Change of 4 ho convoyonco doscribod ■ lEDICAL/DENTAL | asymptote grontor to mak n a l David Jam es Potors Idaho's U Woathorlzollon_ofof way for Ingross and Iho )UNTRY CLEANERS: Allornoy for Persona ogress ovor and across tho beltjolow wore solzod on the ■ " S9 If! monthly Inslallmonl pa> A Porson Over 18 Years of programs pi reserve tho right_oc or all your household Accepllnne calls,______lr>o both principal and Intei — Woshington, now residing tho tl- programs.______fa lion and nationality Acl Jeromo, coll to identify. ' di o«l for Docembor 1994la an n d ' ' PUBLISH: March 21. 22,_o«session or encumbrances tioi loan,$6hr,R of, J, ------at 319 Addison Avenue, P (INA), Tho convoyancos 324-4615.______a ooch nwDnth theroafler uniuntil IN THE DISTRICT COUR-J " ' Twin Falls, Idaho, propos- 23 2 and 1995.______toto satisfy the obligallon so- (IN >3-5958.______BRIDGEVIEW BF I fall- OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL cured by and pursuant to oro subject to forfeiture ox- jjst:5moo1dbIackSwhito * ------)king for CNAs &RNA. pokJ In full ond for iho fal Ing 0 chango In name to - copt as provided In 8 CFR |_os 00 trimming & lopping. ure to pay dollnquont taxca x o s DISTRICTOFTHESTATE David Allen Schlelpfonig NOTICE OF BID OPENING tho ih powor of salo confonod cop kitten. 'Moow*. Vory Im- L ook laso opply in porson at 274,5(b), Tho U,S. Imml- ro >0 esUmales. 734-1157 ^82^128 Brklgoviow Estates, for tho first ono-holfiK c o f OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR hos beon fllod in tho obovo SIXOFIDAHO'S In In tho Deed of Trust exo- 27<: portant to family. Ploaso d o THE COUNTY OF TWIN WEATHERIZATION PRO- cutoda. by Robert Lynn Olm- gragralion and Noturoiixatlon callate 734-1377.______ontlllod court, tho reason Son/ico (USINS) is conskJ- . mo iwouldlovetomowyour ( IN-Homo Caro Agon- a s of fall s GRAMS oro Inviting inter- stoad. sl Grantor, to TItloFact.- Ser Tl» batonco osvlng a* < for Iho change in namo bo- cringforfoituroofthosolzod------.o st;------D alm alion , m alo. Troown weekly. Call today j.y Is is ocllvoly01 recruiting tho date hereof on the■ obll.obi Case No. SP 95-126 _ Inghehasroochodthoogo e s le d vendors to bid on: Inc., in an Idaho corporsUon, ertr convoyancos. and salo or LosiR oscoo, big dork d r d o s Freef reasonable rales. So- porlonced g' CNA's & .Oatlon socurod by salsa id NOTICE OF HEARING**»' ,, of majority BtxJ wonts loas- Fiberglass lnsulotion(Iooso os o! Tnjsloe, for tho benofit cor othor disposal if dodarod around for oyos. 300 bik of or discounts. Free est. ^A'a,'s lok work In TF-and Deed of Trust Is tho amouiYHint In tho Matter of lha AppllPP"* sumo his birth falhor's fill; Bott. R l. R19, and R30 and dr security of Margll OInv oth ali 324-5630 aflor 6pm s u r r o , forfeited. Any porson wllh Monroe- lar 733-2369, rroundlng towns, of 534,818.42 In prtndpiidpal cation of nomo. The namo of tho po- In bolh 15'and24'wktths); stead, st a divorced woman, fori • Iv. msg. Family opernt- pioowj Doors windows (roplaco- Benofldary. B< recorded Feb- onan appfoprtale property in- ha ose apply In porson ot plus acau ed Interest nllithe th ROLLAND LAVERNI tlllonor's fnlhor Is Mr. Lost: Gormon Shohpord, form. r Spociaiizing in the jo„oi't mont and slom i for various ruory. ru 1991, o s Instrument terterosl in tho convoyonco a r ivel's IN-Home Caro. rate of 9.0% from Novenvem - STOMBAUGH. Schlmelpfonlg. 1211 Wosl femolo, bright orange cot- nior}n}mo aroa, slnco 1969 i243L \ opplkaUons). EPA rogulo- No. n 982207. Mortgage mamay file 0 petition for roiiof J a 13 Lynwood Mall. Mon- b«f 10, 1994. plus sen/kifvlco akaRO N LAVERN{ Second, Aterdeon. lar. 16 yrs old, walks wilh Call tions require thal users of rocords ro of Twin Falls Cour>- froifrom forfeiture pursuant in- ^ 3 ------1 Fri 1010 am a to 4 pm. — I Washington. terosl In tho convoyonco —hoad tlllod, last soon S a t or Iv Such petition vrfn bo hoard foderol funds procure Insu- ty. ty Idaho. tor 1 1 0 - — moy filed a poUtkpn for relief ol SUnker Station In South Ion.HOMEftlEALTH „ C^ O0 N T R O uiR You neve/er know on Fridoy, Ihb 7th doy of latten products that contain THE TI ABOVE GRAMTORS mo Sonedicts Family Medl- recycled melerlals. Tho ARE Al NAMED TO COMPLY frofrom appropriate property Park ■ onsvwira to Whiskey. Jon:CARE SERVICES Aprtl, 19W, # l9 ;0 0 o ‘cfock ^ 36-0764 or 423-6350. ^ Z Z Contor has Immodiate stalo of Idaho'p minimum WITHSECTION45- w inUInterest In the convoyanco L until youl u c a l L . . . a.m ., and objoctions may moy fllo a petition for roltof ggy ly will toko caro of old- openinening for Controller- be filed by any person who rocydod conlont is 10%. 1506(4)(a),1! IDAHO CODE, ma okkeepor. Responslhte Vendor* bkJdlng on Insula- NO n REPRESENTATION frofrom forfeiture pursuant to qq 1 0 4 I I rty1 in tholr homo. Exper, Bookke The Times-Ncws> can, In such objoctions. 8CFR274.13-274.17.Po- po xcel references, forallfal! functkHis rotated lo - tkjn products musl provWo 1SMADETHATTHEY |< 8 C ^PERSONAL^^ L J yroll-personnel, ac- d a sslfle d s a i t fu ll,I show to the court a good - titions for roiiof from forfel- 34-3171 poyroi , reason against such o documantatk>n of tho per* ARE. a OR ARE NOT. PRES- titii turo m ust bo fllod at the BEAUTIFUL WOMEN U d y ■ — ' ’ - countsunts payable, general of surprises. Take a change of nsnte. : contaQos of rocydod mate- ENTLY E RESPONSIBLE tur Igor, monthly flnandal U.S. Border Patrol office, Do cii not go lo bars to meet ony lodger. look a t our pages rials contalned.ln their FOR pi THIS OBLIGATION. U.: itements. Must havo at i V V ^ E S S my hand and P.O. Box 112, Havro, Mon- > s u ) of u id District Court products. Bid packages ■ TTjo default for whk*'this P,' pooplo. If you am single, ® *' CHILD CARE \ ' m d yo u 'll see tana 59501. and should bo su ccessful & Interesting <34 ist 2 yra rolatod expert- . Ihls 24lh day of Fobiusry. and spadflcaUoris may bo salolstobemodoisfaDuro sj tar SERVICES ^ce>ice with computers, ■ there's sorneifMng filed wilhln thirty days of In32 meoUng som eone sp e- ~7~ T ’ 1895. ' , . obtained by contacUno: SE- - to tc make the annual pay- fH( spltal accounting sys- for eoeryone. ICAA (Phil R ichardson),' monts ni as promised under th«the dalo of the flral publico- doi or coll GUYS & 0AL8 T4 childcare openings. ELLSWORTH. MAY. SUD- Oon'ofthlsodvortlsemenL c i m s. & personnel ) WEEKS. STUBBS. IPSEN 1261WB»onSuteE.Poca- tho i|- Pron}lBBory Note s e - tio DATING SERVICE. For emenloiV ■ leachor, CPR, Linagament r * Prefer /Va- you n e u e rkn o w Arty porson claiming owi>- _froo Info, call 1-600-690- ■ & PERRY lOlto. ID. 83201. (208) 237- cured a thereby and tho ba}; f 1st aW, fenced yai^ cialBS or Bachelor de- ut^Ulyou call.:. 0991. Sealed bids must b e - ance ai ov^ng a s of this data enerahip of the'seized con- Lot8227 serving all of South- «kOOs2plu8.NoBrCS1. • THOMAS D.'KERSHAW. vayances ay request Jodk Si e e In A cc o u n tin g or received at 1261 Wilson on oi the obl^atton securad , va orn Idaho. Member of FT 7334616. iBiness. Competlllve , • .JR d a l forfeiture proceedings Chamber js of Commerce. £iefr r3^ThcTuna?^»‘ \ P.O. Box 1846 ■ Suita E. Pocatello, ID. by b said Deed of Tmst as dt lary&benefns package. 83201 by 4:30 PM March $ $112 ,000, plus Interest B l. by filing a daim and bond Ni )me-sly1o daycare, gulet 1 Bi^CUSTOMERI Twin Falls. ID 63303 pursuant to 8 CFR 274,10. Los d( Miserables 8/22-9/10, irea, J,' fenced yard. Ore- 3®nd>nd re1 su m e to David ROBERT FORT. CLERK 31.1995. Idaho's Woather- the tf rate of 12% accruing pu imes, Admlnlstnitor. S l h ^ J s E H V i e E Izallon progrsms reserve from ft December 1. 1991, SiSuch daim and bond must —Sail Lake. Utah. * Ulah K.n ^ m il 734.9274 F j ™ be fUed at tho U,S, Bonier 8Jazzl^ * Alan Jackson 4/1 * - inedlct's Family Medk- ' the right (o accept/reject Plus pi attorney foos and cost b« Jcansed-meala, aO ages calCei1 Center. 709 N Uncoln. ° • ■ - ! any and/or all bids, or to spursuenttosnid s P

E ■ c -2 ■nmes-Nowa, Twinn Falls.Ft Idoho Tuesday, MarcTirch2i. 1995 Em ploynm ent-Finanncial-lnstruiuction-Realtl E state/S aale

2 1 4 I I I P 1 2 1 2 I I 2 « 4 2 o i 4 207 i " 1 i 2 1 0 I 4 C 212 I 'f— n'l" I T ^ E I I H»COPPORTl|Nm mPUY^fTWANT^ 11 V ■ medicaudentmW . 1 OFFICE/CLERJCAL^L |^^SA LE3^_ J Is C Z ^ 3 i •b Wanted: Can do castv- | | E 0 ABC Soamless Is toking |Help wanled: No smoking. W anted: Field S e r v ice DrtiDrivers needed for light RT n u rio Tor physiclor: i ^ Office a. Clerical posWomont Telomarkellng: $4.50 lo i- applications for crew able to drive trucks, oper- hHeavy Duty Mechank: for wcwork. Cau 736-7132 J J office. RN not roquiroi $30.00 por hour depend­ md eccounUng. WUIlng to l l ' H EXPRESS V foreman. Must hove sev- Ble iTUK}tlr>ery. CDL a TF i and Idaho Falls aroo. “ Bring rosumo: 526 Shot. ing on ability, somo com- >e trained If necessary. I I H PERSONNEL SERVICES V oral years experience In willing to shovel dirti I-Hydraulk: powertrain and JOBSjJOBS ^ Avo W #F (only) (or app :ES puter skills helpful. Apply ?an324-9127______I I H Twin Falls. 733-73009 In person at 264 4th Avee steel siding application, Wage DOE. 208-786-2676 celectric are essential. Ted, toving mother wants A Miring CNA's. starling ; ___ Hiring For \ 401 ™ —TochnotoQy, - ■ ------tion,-hand tooil» & v o lld -. Sond resume to: Harlan-' Wo currently noed toobatiysitlnrTTyttome.TF I I ------S 8 .0 0 p o r hr.-A p p»lyat ly : VOLUNTEER------Foctory/food processing f General U bor 4 , SCHOOLS/ Snoko Rlvor Rahob. i 7 drivors license. Coll ] Resvold. 300 E Overland. & Bler. First Aid & CPR I lb. or COORDINATOR C-Storo Ckwks wontod full-- Warehouse v«xkers Meridian. ^ IP 83642. Otfkx-aerlcal ce, INSTRUCTION coll Doug. M 3-6401 324-4048______»rtmed. 7 : ^ 5 9 4 | ___ ] _____ FIoxlWo, part-Umo posittor timo days, part-Umo ove FakUftoperatore - FactocyShlft _ Wanlod: Auto body repair xir computer can be your '• Housokoopor wontod,H f„ii fi Recruit, train, and plao and nighl shifts. Soo MaxIX Broke Sallflnmont techs Constnidton N D ata& try ^ ~ I Yoorc , volunleors wllh Hospic man for extremely busy mnost ost vafuoWe oftlca todl Umo, 6 am-2 pm Indtjdlj P'"’ Jr. at Max’s Chevron ExitUt vranM . Aiso Uro techs. Mechanics r LawnCara 215 familioa. Chalionglng, re dealership. Excel, pay, j x a l company offers pro. wookonds. Must bo d 168 Joromo Id.______Appiy in person. Machinists c Cashlere ^ U H E P R ^ A R ^ to warding position. Prefc experienced only need esstonol training In smaB pondablo & comrnlttod — 211 Addison Avo. W Carpentry < Tree Trimmer* customer sofvlco.porsorsor>' C lo se rs w onted , sellin g apply. S end resum e to: )3>2000 for customized indIvndlvlduel d o s s setting. long torm omploymor 10 ■- CDL drivers t notandm arkotinI n o Amorico’s best In sotolllto10 Carpenters and laborers PO Bm 2262 Twin Falla. SNELLING . xof. resum e-R oy Stotten BothBoth DAY & EVENING Bonofits avoiloblo ottor Cooks F hAnn experience. Computauter dirod products. In socurl- PonomelSentcas — - :aosses. Need oKire Info? ^'•■~.,.,_^mo. If y o u m oot thoj rt- noodod. Apply In person Twin Falis 733-7300 IDS3303 I ______"III oxp helpful. Send rosumume ty A home theater sur- Buriey678-4040’ NoFoe, - Caa734-1000or MMagteWord. 734-8217 9 1 1 7 3 4 ^ 1 .______^Swolificotlons. ploai r- ot Green Giant constnjo voN round sound systoms.8. tion site In Buhl. Contact Wanted: MacMnlst. 3-5 yr. l-aoa-734-1017 .— ^ p l o t o an oppilcotli exp. full Ume,- 8-5, Mon- POWER RESUMES — ot Mountain Vlow Co 1' Make obovo overage10 DoltaT Const, co Express Now hiring caahlera, also incomo. Loads provMod.d. ------:------^ ------• PERSONtfeL SERVICES FFri. Wago startino at $8 ♦ No Lerrtco I I H Conlor. 500 E Polk. Kli for graveyard wait person Apply in p o r ^ . 953 Bluo benefits, 401 K,retlremont « 1-80(^320-4966 ext 21 I I H body. ID______I 208^ ^0 Drivors noodod full time. k>- forfull and pari time — . Lakes Blvd. N TF i Irrigation formon w anted .plan. Contact Dava at *' 1 I^^PROFESSION^ colmitkhaul, CDL with oO for Sun Vailey/Ketchum | posiitioa Must be eU e to pr NEW NURSING ondorcoments, except Langdon'a or como In 4 P , aroo landscape and nurs- get , applkaUon. 543-5696 •work various sWfta. Apply CIndy at 7 3 ^ 6 0 6 * * I I I ADMINISTRATIONIN Twin Falls School Dlstriistrict energoUc.' hazardous. Must meet laiv onthusldstic pooplo for ery oporalion. Excellent — In person. Traveter’a Oa- ■— is occopting appllcatioiItions 0411wlllboacceptingai DOTqu»l«tai«ora. wago. 726-3404______VWe are looking for teed sis. s N of the Hanson fl for NC> CNA's whoIO oreo plicollons ot tho Job SorSo mon o s wen o s ottwre ex- Bridge. G ______I 216 I 1^ dodk:uitM to provMlngIng or vico Offico ONLY, at 2602G provMod. obovo ovomge U o in s e d ptum ben 8. EMPLOYMENT il ■■ r-j,- commlsaton. Salos oxpo- poflonced In residential — looming to provkJo excel'oxo 4lh Ave. North, Twin Fai! Tfuddng.lnc. experienced lervlce molal building constructJ- The ‘ J Jerome Recreation 1- ^ rionco a plus. Apply In 185 E 300 N. Jerome'. District Is currently oc- ^ lonl In'PQtiont/rosldQildenl Idaho, from Friday, Marc plum bers. Can 734-877a on. Please sond resume >■ AMERICAN 8TAFF1NO I" „ 502 n caro. Mony now & oxdt- oxc 17, through Thursda' porson al 953 Bluo Lokos” 324-3511 8-5pm. EOE copUng applications for ^ TWIN FALLS HOMES B lvd.N .T f Part time Hair stylist for JD or brief history to Box ^ INC U U Ing p o sslb litlo s for>r ex-o March 29; 1995. for th Insurance, 401K, Bonus 2018, Twin Falls, ID 1995 ^ pool staff ond pori< ■JJ incenUve plan. Hair Studto, oppfy In pof- m aintenance. For appll- Ve con holp you with y ^ 2 bdrm.bdm 1 bath, groot loco- pandod caro providvid er following positions: Cus- Cui aatamad. . . the sciutkm to 83303.______J temporary, soosonol, PT - son 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 catkxi can 324-3389 J Uon. $48,950. 733-2323 rotos oro being dovolopcloped, to d la n s, M alntonancin c o . aBvournwxJ9.7XM»31. & FT emptoymont noods • ~ y If you oro gonl-orlontionlod Food Sorvlco Personncnnol. ______Drtvors/OTR Dry Box p.m. ROBYN TODD. MV^ " or 733-7051.______— HOME MORE OFTEN Mall, ask for Uso. I4 213 I uUS Department o f Labor IrIn Twin Foils 734-6452 ------with 0 poslUvo oWludojdo & Toachor Assistants, andar sjjgg Rgp, 1-600-721-WORK want lo bocomo partart of Socrelarlos. At th Now hiring Exp. & Inoxp'd ■ w S t O P P O R T U J ^ ^ aScholarahlps & Federal 2.38 Acres /Jo®, $ 5 0 K ^ 7 5 K + TECHNICIAN | M/F/D/V-EOE-Nofoo this loom Ihon opplyply in prosont lim o wo d o m TRAINING AVAILABLE Education Program K Just minutes from Twin With 5 yoors oxporionc® Avon wants indhrtduals Y( person ONLY ot WostWo have any openingsja InI p o t e n t ia l Min. 23 yrs & Clean MVR Young Women S Mon^ige “ Foils this roomy 5 bdrm. 3 i ■ noedod, Intorostod In earning i Magic Car* C«nt«r.r, &640 th oso a r e a s. Howovojvor. Judgement processing1 SWIFTTTWJSPORTATTON 16-24 ^218 bathb b perfect for a 0 1-800-347-9438 GARY’S WESTLAND $M14hr.Nodoorto H( growing family vrilh lush Filor Avo W. Twin Falls.alls, wo do ontJdpate wowill will In company sooks rops 10 Housing provMed ■ HOUSEKEEPING 0ftx MOTORS door. 1-600^764)621. m — the noor future, and wou«xild solldt businesses & Medical & dontol boneflts L Mwv— papastuiro & shodsi CaQ Of, Drywall workers noedod.• Contact sm, 7331623. IND-REP , Clattlllod . . . for poop like to havo applicotlortions indMduols. No oxporionce provldod ExF■xporioncod housodean- Judy 326-56801 •vwywhera1733-0331. je -1 3 p o r hr DOE Mod^ Many different careers to orors. tow rate, dopendable, —. ____ available. An AfflrmalUatlvo nocossory, training - Truck drivors wontod Delivery [ person noodod 4 ^ ■unfty ovaliaWo. Ful) orporl-timoTO cal. dontol, llfo ins. bono- ocMovo hthavo rofomncos. Contact H ■ . Action-equol Opportuni ntsovoUablo.733-0613orr Immodlolofy. (206) days-week. 6-12. Must „ BARKER NEW NURSING ' 503-727-2622 Monlhly pay & savings yj736-6384______CMI543-4371 • — 731-0165 ] . 324-7557______hovo car, a fun porsonoll- ”account — A0MINISTRAT1OIIS n ...... — TAKE YOUR BIG 8TEPI ly, must bo reliable. Ujper 8 Motol now accept- 4 ^ wonts 0 progrosslvo. pc EXPERIENCED Truck drivors wantod Must live on campus Suf bdmi, 3 bolh, 200 sq ft • tf 209 Salespeople PtoosehavorofsovoU. S5 All ^ expenses paid InIng applications for home, ossumble loan. Uvo. goal-orlontod RN i STAINLESS STEEL Immedlalely. 324-7557 I restauraktilouhgiHGE + comm. Conloct Suzy at J:MustbekMPlnconv) tichousekoopers. Applicant $95,000. J95 Call 733-7095. porvlsor for night sh d s WELDERS NEEDED: WoridwWo company noods I WANTED: Nall lochnldan Cooklo Basket, 106 ^In High ^ School & College mmust bo dopondablo ond — . Modk:al & dontal.bonoonoflts eortondors needed. (702) (70 2 addlUonol Salos Woges negotiable, vac & Ave N oftor 1pm. , nvsture. have good refer- 4miles mile E, Vi N of Murtaugh avoUot^o. PoycompoUf A hoolUi bonofits avail. Im- to ront space In available rn »Utvo. 755.2491. ask for Kon. Roprosentatiyos for the ostobllshod nail & tonnlng - Llmiled opening call nowl orences ond work well with 2700 2 7 0 sq ft home on 2 Supervisory oxporlorrionco — m odiato openings. Eom money wtth Avon. Full ;------Tvirin Falls aroa. solon. Inquire at 629 ‘ 208-733-2341 otothers. Apply in person at ocres.4bdnn2bath. ocre nice preferred, but noi rottrwab«ourbo*tlU*o No Bonloflty. unilmltod odad a«9B«»d.73M331. ’ WELDER Con 1-800-316-1365 PO Box 775 —------— fenced fonc yard w-sprinkling tar. 640 Filer Avo WW.TF. .' son Avo E._____ TF vancoment opportunlUos. Tho Agriculture Group of ■ Bellevue. Idaho 83313 system. Coll 432-5246 . tho J. R. SImplol C o. Is Earn ‘ up to $3000 mo. pro- Wo oro now taking opplka>- l* H R Hiring M eatcu tter*I a ai n d 2 wooks oxponso pokJ Exporioncod Fiold Weldor cessing mottoago refunds *' NURSES $23-H ,3 for training with fulli, soorchlng for a vreldor to Uons for omploymenL You BY OWNER ICU, PED. MED-SURCLIRG Food Prop persons f noodod. 734-1996 - In your area. No expor. 566 Princoton Dr. Pro­ • Ad- benefit packogo. . layout, fit, and wold metal may pick up an applica- ER. Labor. & DELlEL tho all now Toslors’. fi nocessary. 801-46fr^86. | forrod NE location. 3 a k ^ ACT TODAY Exporioncod OTR flal bed3 compononls lo ossomWo tton form from our ofttee. } plications bolhg lak< [HI bdrni. 2 balh. full flnlshod Wani to rovol? p e e fo Insun tomonvw drivors noodod to operate} and repair machinery. \ 4 miles south of Bollevuo. Wo hovo Jobs throughEXPRES Experienced groociMr* bsm t, 2 1 6 0 sq fl total. ■CD CaU Ken Davis for on In 11 westem stolos. MustX tonks. engines, and other , (10720 SH-75) 3 PERSONNEL SEI Attractive opportunity for Flroploco, RV pod, quiot SNELLING appointment Mon-Wed,tl. havo good driving rocordJ ogriculturomodilneryand oxporiencod pet groomer. ^PostUon openings l o ^ o ^ V IC E S , 111 Filor Avo., Av 10.^ 734-5000. An Equal B oqulpmonL Worksite is in Hot plant helper, kiftdiir op­ H B l strooLz Close to shopping, Personn <1 Sarvlcos and bo at loost 25 yoars Refs required. Position H pod and schools. $95,9- 734-’.000or Twin Foils,______Opportunity Co, M/F old. Odgon Ut basedj Grand Vkjw.ldafw. with a available Immedlotoly. orotor with a CDL d a s s A ^ - six day worlc wook, Suc­ Truck Drivors with o CDL ■ 301 I 00?00. Can 733-4636 1-600-734-1017J LIno/prop cook lo varl'orlod ^ I I company. Coll 1-800-153- Addison Animal Clinic cessful candidates will bo C lossA I B U S IN E SS ------EOE M/FfH/D' schodulo. Salary DOE.DO i 211 . 2227______733-0657 coll botvroon 9- ^ BY OWNER - able to read safety rules, lOomMorvFri. EEquipment operators ■ ^oppo^nJNnj^ 3^^1 bdrm. 2 boUi, W of collo­ PT Socrotary Modical•ffli bill-I Evening dishw ashorioror I TECHNICAL J FloUwd drivor, 46 statos. operating, ond molnle- . >ply In M echsnlc Helper m go. 1580 sq flw 4g mostor Ing, oxcol phono &, typtyping dollvory person. Apply rtu, Sond rosumo to: PO Box Aro you kwWng for on fl«- «orgo Kimborly Nursorlos now • nanco Instructions, pioco- Follpo | Cabral Migrant MNote: For oil opon posittons bdrm and walk In dosoL 2 skills. Sond rosumo:lo ' E ^ x person AM only. Goot 8 * 162, Buhl. ID 83316. oxdtlr>gport-tkiw business ) Kin>- hiring. Spray Tochs.. duros manuals and blue HoadI Start Is currently 0 valid drivers liconso Is o car garage, gas heat. AC, n m o s ^ P M lt oxporl-_ , opportunity? Coll ^ 96270. %Jho Tim pruners. landscspers, op- " prints. Must be experi­ taking oppllcotk)ns,fi?r^. _ fireplace, beauUful bocK Nows, PO Box 5466 TTwin bonyRd.TF.______HAIRSTYUST enced In ore, wiro-feed, following positions: 2 onco is helpful. 733-8676 or 420-0012 ^fOI ------ply In porson only 28621 , r Wo now havo openings for yard and dock wllh auto- Falls ID 63303. ______Relief cook noodod 20-30 20- Addison Avo. E. TF Ask ond-or gas welding Family Services Coordl- - you In our busy soloni WAREHOUSE “lBALLOONS a BEARS' sprisprinktors. 733-0690, J for 10 hours per vroek. Coll11734- 7: forBnj, equipment 3 yoars expo- nalors. 2 Teachers, 9 Port timo LPN or RN fot • Guoronlood salary \ rionco proforrod. Roqulros Toachors Aldos and 1 Well « organizod and hanl- Idaho’s hottest retail r r r ull-Umo 5180 ask for Dan. franchlso gift store. Low 3Y OW NER: 3 bdrm , 2 pm to 6 am shift. Full-ll — I PLUS commisston heavy IlfUng. For further Bus Drivor. Ali must havo woriclng warehouse por­ overhead, high profit bath, unfinished baso- NA’s or CNA’s for 2 | ------1 4 2 1 2 • Paid vacaUon. holklays, Information contocl High School diploma or son for United Fumlturo. mont. 2 car garago^>pnor, 10 pm shift. 536-6623' i r - i — 210 1 , TRADE % and more Ramona Ridley, SImplol GED. Applications oro Abovo average starting imargin. Now avollablo In — ----- I SA L E S Twin Foils ond areo. Perrlne School. 7.5% • Compony Insuronco ot Livestock (208 834-2231. now ovalloblo at tho MHS salary wllh excellent op­ P is a Hut is now accopcopUng $25,OOOK. assum. loon. $85,000. AAA 25 yr old truck firmIrm group rates EOE______^______locol offico, 1122 W ash­ portunity for odvancomonL applications for dollv 1-800-771-2327 736-2469.______I Looking foroosy. fun woiwork? n o o d s j o u r n o y m aa n . RoUromonl, profit ington SL S.. or ot IMC- Apply In porson • 1535 corrlers, cooks, & v .. Good pay, Daysor.oviovos. mechanic. Top poy, good30d sharing, etc. Wanted ImmoiJlBtoly: Ex­: ORO ofTteo. 406 Gordner. tOmberty Rd, Twin Foils. PAY PHONE ROUTE Byo\3yoivnor3bdrm.2boUi.1 staff. Full & part-time,' I'slon. ■ bonofits,-socunily, future.jro. -Advorxwd Irolning porioncod wlro food Hourly or commlssic ’ Positions d o se on April 7, " 50Local«.EsUibll8hod aacre, w w yrs. oW wtth open & evening shifts avolla Coll Mlk() 733-4266. Jt woldor. Experienced In Wonted IndMduols oxpori­ 736.9282______For moro Infomiotion obout ' 1995. EOE______Sites High potontol [>«floor plan. Great view of Our dellvory carriorv o genorol woldlng, mocharv once In silk screening & — 1 joining Iho J.C. Penney earning. Open 24 hrs. NoNorth ond Soulh hills. up to‘%10 or moro i T solon toom. coll 734-08333 k: exporionco helpful. Exc: Holp needed In ntoot Call 1 -6 0 0 W -4 3 8 8 . ^Gordon ore. sprinkler sy v hour, based on saltS AGRICULTUBJRAL SALESPERSON( ond osk for Toni. working conditions. Hob­ department. Call Lyn- iD U R E S S PERSONNEL tom, much moro. Must commission & tips. D E.O.E. M/F by Horse Randi 324-5658 SE R VICE S *1 f o r ) wo<^ IGA 733-6401 osk PAYPHONE ROUTES* sotsoo this lovely home. ors must bo 16 yrsTS Old.( for Bob or Leonard for 111RLERAVE ILocal sites for salo $2000 $130.000.733-6621. $12 have own Insuranco TWIN FALLS ■ F u l l L .INEe OF F a r m appointment wkpoL 800-208-5300 24 ------roasonably dean driv hrs.______record. Our hourly wi VGHINERY Is vory compotitivo. The TUnes-News Is comxntlyaeeldng n t 7Vending route. 25 ma­ FAX have oxcollont bonefll“iBS InTwihFaUsUs area. Salary plus coerKetk young people for IndependtntI / chines with Inventory. advancomont for thoho rightr commlssioiion. Good working BiVii iiT iii> i Junior carriers. We arec ggr n m in g a t $4250. Steady Incomo. * individual. Apply nov YOUR "“ko°s conditions,, excellente benefits. is looking to fill Ihthe following position: a rapid pace In (he Borlejr-iey-Rapert iExponslon flnonce lo tho Addison, Bluo La a n a aod will bc adding.Xktm dci vwsitA. lOO’s&rellro. 1-600-835- or Jorome locations. J 1 resum es to: If yon hare Ihe drive toto pprovide 6300.______ry because positions S c n d ^ . AUTO TEIECHNICIAN AD going fast. B o x 1 4 9 customen exccUent ddher Wanltoleasoro8tnurant.S TIMES TIK CLASSIFIED — — T w i n MIls, l s ID 83303-0149 With Ford expiperience in auto scrvke, aod the desire to a Idaho. Wrilo to PO Box DEPARTMENT RNToam Loader-UlLabor some bocks this sununcr. 5006. Ketchum. ID 63340. j ' & Delivery: Musi bo —I transmission, dia(agnosis and repairs. ^ veosacalL 208-734-5538 RN In tho State of Ida H TOP PAY, TOP BEJEHEFITSJOPSHOPl Call Tressa Toner at 436-3 L&D oxporionco profor If BO answer, p le a se Icare b 4 3 0 ^ ■ m o n ^ ^ t o w ^ Every other wookon cm»] J I Contact Rupert NaNation for intarview at FAX 11:00pm -7:00am . A A M A iiiM iiiiH $$ NEED CASH? at Cassia Memorial He 736-2482 o•1-800-473-5797 n I M T h e TfimesjSews i ,We notes & roal ostoto tal. 2303 Pariio Av« Ivd . N .,T w in Falls, Idaho your Receplionist/A/A fter M arket Soles. We 1243 BliJBUkesBIV( contracts. Creative Burley. EOE Empio) nnance.1-80Q.90»4809 M/F/D/V ______offer salary pluplus sales bonuses, 401K 1 TimeS'News Indiid^ndent Junior - REAL ESTATE LOANS a d RN or LPN 2 hour r e lir e r a e n i, hihealth insurance, paid Carrier Route 7!752 - Twin FaUs 332 MILLION 140 LENDERS Times News Full & Parl-Umo. 12 ^ Interest as tow as 11.5%! shifts & a coring toam IXXVtSOOZnllei Araitie Em( on, professionol working Freo quotss-Raptd Classified tho bonofits at Burioy C vocation, dean, 1300-1500 3nl.3tdAmu(Euc Avenue E ul' Fundlngl Any slzo toon. 208-734-5538 2 Center. Apply In pors Apprentice Mechailanic) will train on the IJOO-lSOO^ih S ," environment,,35-45 3 hours per week, Kb»bcHr>rHrIlo«l Raaltor Inquiries InvltodI — 1729 Millor Avo. Burt< 100-2001U»UxuU lOyrsoxportencet FOR FOI SALE BY BUILDER 67&-9474 ______Appliconts mustist he neat, well-groomed,I, jo b . M u s t b e m eechanicolly ( inclined, JOO-JOO\(00 Walnut IDAHO HNANCIAL Now N( homo o n i ocre tot 1 a ^ and would like to Therapy Toch» noode< If y o u liv e n ear ^ i s ar CONSULTANTS rnoor Twin FoUs. Many • self m otivated. If you're bteome an Independcndent junior carricr, work with profound hi outgoing and se I s e lf - m o t iv a t e dI. , Hourly wogo plus 734-1893 Iupgrade*. 734a-8000 Icappodktds. 1:45-1i c a ll T h e Trimes-News im at — 4420-4846 or 420-3943. looking for a canareer, not just a jot, you'll > 733-0931,n , ext-203. i shift, wookond wor company benefits.s.Soraetoo^equired. ■or solo t)y owner, $114,9- coll llj y j (1,1 volvod. If Intorostod this oppoitunityl |^W VESTM Bfra_J 00.240000 sq ft. very doan, Torosa at 934-5603. If you're lookiiking for a future, 4 bdrm, 2 bath, family Real Estate loans mode. ^ in person only at: l i ^ T b e T[ImesjSewsI! i room, spsctous 2 car ga­ Wantod:.Porsonwilh^ sL A p p ly in 734-8727 for details. ™ modical background Apply in peperson only at: rago, large tot. new heat Ing to leam potysomii ' i 1070 Bluele Lakes Blvd. N., Times-News Indndependent Junior pump, well and pressure raphy losllng. for li 305 I fSlank, 2 decK«r.-pBtlo. ^ o o p lab. Porl-lliMir: Gary’s WfVestlond Hyundai 1070 Bluee Lakes Blvd., Carrier Route! 7 4 6 ' Twin Falls COHTRACTS& atabove ground 24' swim­ t: wookond nights. SenSend to ' _ ' 1500&UdpZadAvoxKEMZk MORTGAGES mming pool, well land­ scaped. outo sprinkler ^Box 97152. %The9 TimosTl n n n Gary's Wesistlond Hyundai ISOO&UpJnjp3nl Avenue Ektt SC 4thAvei>u*Eple. Experience is by htareh 24. CallI lr>GInge or p r o r e s s io iia l sail L. for Breokfost & UneI (Cooks. Qualified oppllcantsts Sharon WhUo at 734>5 prefenBd.butwwill train individoals wjin: must horn 0 mWrnumn (of 6 months experience rofessionol r o oppw rancb UiwCookinahlglivolulume senile lestounnt. fessional appearaiiranco, /vucom munication skills _ raking conditkns and benefils pleasant phoneI volco,vo Weoitencellsiilinf ID TODAY! m ust b e good withIth peo-| •A b lltlV to WOI/ork with public assistingI indwting ptoi sharing,ig. For more Inhim otion cor- a^ yiab le im p t e . light typing and f Jhem in theirjlr transportation needs lodllie; ‘ Send fwuiw to PO ©am high income with > . M d S i k i • . 00887 %TknM Nww^ p o ' • D e s i r e t o o c mt Racriiter qt a ils , ID e x ccellent e l bm efits. Box 548 Twin Falli , . 1-80(M «^3mlext.6609(ind|iot)or I ir M eeOaial 63303 .?------If you're interesh»ted in joining a top notch''=*' (208)736-1-1626 (Twin F al4 t e a m .c o nttoct t o David Jonnsonot al skins. ' 7 QZ belw etalbelwiMn of 9 OB to 3 pa Expert- ' 36-2480 now. ^ e a d - ___ Ing, electronic bllllnIlllng, & ; computer literateIte with t a C t B B medical aoftware.r e. Will conelderMMnQquaqualifled . indM AtA Contact U , , phelphe. CEO al PO B & l f t e l e a : 266 Olenneferry.1.83823 8: j m ^RICAsn0•JAa«P0I:rc^wi^ erball-206>366«7<)-74i6. ^ ^ B n n n Cloelno.date MarcfItch 24, V Anauju-oftonu[JUwrfBtflfltan/IVH/V ■ 1 9 9 8 , - • • ■ ...... ■■ ■ ■> . 1 I

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4 502 506 ~ \ i 518 \ ' t 6 0 4 I f 6 0 4 I' fI ~ I 4 7 0 4 " I I 7 0 5 I 4 709 I ' I PASTURES FOR REKT | f A FARM & RANCH I H O R S E S I I TWIN FALLS HOMES JEROME/ |_JflOBIL£jHOME^ I UNFURNISED I UNFURNISED I P FARM^JACHINERY I F> ^ SUPPUES HAGERMAN/HOMES APTS/DUPLEXES ■ APTS/DUPLEXES ^ ' Wanlod; Pasturo for 2 26 4 2 6NH balor. 910 N H ------______Starlodlod rope 1 horso, 7 MT VIEW ON 1 ACREE 2 bdrms.. 1 bolh, tearor 14xM Nashud."2'bd'fm ,'2 _ yt. lorsos. TF orea. 736-0856, swalhor. swa Bolh pieces, ox- onan g rog. QH gelding, 3 bdrm. 2 balli. 15009 sqq B.R. gorago. Coll 324-3077. I gen 60 KW 6 cyi. in o ld1 r c bath mobllo homo. Ask 1 & 2 bdrm apts. SoSenior Cllizon apt, for ront, _____ — collont cell c o n d itio n . Coll iinoAl 150. Call436-5823 BriQhl opon Hoor plan, boy ' • for Virglnla.wk 734-5175 Alls Chalmers, modol $1150, $335 & up Low incomo w/ront 934-4632 leave msg. P400. wlrxJows. AC, vaultod Kmp duuinod In mlnd-wtion )0. low hrs, 3 phose r™ >«n w homo 734-8045 qQuiot, living, cloan complex, ^subsidy. Near Buhl Ctly ' ■f up with outo sw itch Yoortingrling phiiiy. QH. Paint, J coilings. 2 car finlshod ga- • you wont to oxchnnoo Park, EHO. Cali Sawtooth II V W A N T E D T O R E f ^ 6 roy solidcolor.CnII uouaad ilBma ty'cnth. refurbished, dishwoshor. P row Milton b eel plonlor. n o oir rfor inslonl start & ^ • ®°*. rago. lots of troos. A 1971 Flootwood. 24x44 Pmportlos. 543-6436. . ^ complolo, good cond, Caii 3-557 6 __, good condition. $13,000 *'laundry focliilios, no pels WANTED SUGAR BEET :ch ovo in caso of pow- ^25-55. mlnutosfrom mall. Builtlilt ^ ------I 864 Quincy 734-6600 825-5578,______■ or oul 1994. iWonymoro oxfras-ros- I ^ 507 or 4Dffor. Must bo moved. _ TF-DayllghI bsmt, apt, 1 gground, 300 o r moro lulage. Ideal for bock ^ }n dairy or large pump ■ 710 I .0/598,9.00/73&-16MI I SUN VALLEY/ 436-4468 ofter Cpm. 1&2 bdrmopls. bdrm,^ oil ulls pd. rofrig & scroB. 675175 NH Monuro Sproador, up on B77.2235 o r 436-6733 i6- irollon. Switch goor IHORSORSE EQUIPMENT 1 ___ I KETCHUM HOMES ijsurol Park Afcartmonts. range, no pels, smoking ___Bj 16'tandomoxlos,$1500, opofo 1974 flootwood. 14 fl X 70 ' or drinkfc. Rofs. $350 536-2643 . ^ now , 7 3 6 -1 6 6 4 or 176Mauri(;oSt.N,.TF 0 (lortortjuill. 7X16 slock NEW By ownor: 3 bdrm, 1 ^ 1/2 ft,, wllh 7 X 11 tip oul. 3 mo + dop 654-2210 or M 6 i i 1 — 1-6675 if no o n sw o r '81 Klortt 734-4195 _ g iso loovo msg, trailor,lior, bumper I pull, good IN both. Irg backyard.• H bdrm. 2 balh. Must bo 678-2426. I rROOMMATES WANTED AllgtJl ground work, chopping, pioost CONSTRUCTION ■— ■U.i " ■ cond.Id. 324-74453 ______$73,500, 736-8656_oppt^ moved. 788-3158. 71 BDRM opt, 5300 mo.- — ththreshing, rock picker, ■ Very doan. nico, 2 bdrm. 1 Lad’ swath, bole, loader. JD 10505 combine, JD 400 .. 2 bdrm, $425 mo, no pols, Vo jidy lo sharo lg, houso, 3 t 2 Charmack. 4 horso = 1976 Flootwood 24X60 liko 2 both. noorPonlno & Rob- bd trucks, m anuro haul. 15' rotary roi hoo, oii excel, ^ V .T . Ranch stylo 3 bodroom,n. 2 Why keep ll wt.an you no Call 734-4120 b bdrm. $200. Share util. l> nl III, Tack room, hoy now to bo moved. 734- _— ------ort0 Stuart. $425 md +$300 3 landy Woover, 543-6806. cond.,d„ 324-6757 or 2266 both, 1640 sq ft homo0 IrIn longoi m od ljt.Soli It wlUi 733-0973...... Rone (. sparo. torsion bor ^ 6400. or 436-5317. ,1 bdrm. apt., doan. quioL de d p , 1s t & last mo ronl • ~ NE aroQ, Bright, oporp o n an «iosy. InnxptnblvoclastL Farmora & Bulldora ------— ------susponsponsion. $4500. 324- kltchon and formol dlnlncnlng ' fiod pd. Can 733-0931. No Smoking. No Pets. req. r< 733-4330, — 3 bdrm. 2 both, double | WE DIG ROCKI 1068I stacker, s Perkins dio- 313131 di doys, 324-3128 ovo n>om. Now buyor can picV $ 3 5 0 p e r m o . + d e p . . — wido, 1350 sq fl. muat bo In Gooding, nice 1 bdrm el us excavate your main qqI., dualsq on roar, now , hnrrn colors and corpollng. Cal ESTATE SALE IN 734-2622.______in irso trailor, good tiros, moved. $18,000. 324- _ apt $37Samolncldsutils, lino, romovo your concrolo ' tiros5 on ' front, excolloni ^ KATHY PARTRIDGE£ o'Qt FAIRFIELD 8825 evos or wooKonds od shapo.$1250, NtA Boauiiful 4 bdrm. 2 balh 2 & 3 BEDROOM No f pels, refs roq 934-4374 £dllchos, or olher digging condiiidition, 423-5740. ?34°29 324-3808 or VlRGINt/ TOWNHOUSES needs. We have oil the 4-297 2 ELDREDGE ol 733-173£1735 hom o on 2 c o rn o r lols.5‘8- ^ CASH 1 c 0 Carpolod hardwood noor^ from $460. ^ hoavyoquipmonlnoodod, M 706 4 horeoireo slanl load, walk-in for moro Info. Price Wf® for usod mobllo homo W oshor & Dryer hookup ■ u 60 5 WaWallonlNC ot 678-7700. ■ Eioctric hoat,N ow motoiDto' Brockmans 324-4302 4 I ;k. lols of oxlras, $3000 . 5147.500. #95-052 Small yard & storogo ■ ■ r o o m ^ f o r r e n j - P A R M S E E D I siding,Covorod polio.20.2 1-800-773-3167 ■or salo: 2 W alls plows. .11423-4304 ■ i-.^cor gorago w-blacktoplop — No polsl 734-6600 . ■ f ~ ' 7 0 1 I /V^ALF/M-FASEED “ TT” Capri Molel, kitchonotts I Call 536-5324 #1 A< harmac4 horso slant driv o w ay .S 6 0 .0 0 0 Coi::a ll Kil G olden Stoto. 14x70, .= I CATTLE ------Severniml vorletlos. Grond weekly rolos, 733-6452, L ad, walk-in lock, groal 766-4407 odor 5pm msg.isg. w ith 7x21 o x p a n d o . 3 22 bdrm dupi.ox on Eastland, ■or salo; thiokoi 6 raw po- Volleiley com seed, bost 1 Black Angus. 2 Charolals ' shapolll $4500 firm, GEM — bdrm. 2 bolh. appls. no^^.' carpol. froshiy paint- MOTEL 3 ’ S tato planter. Now sprock- pricoj» s . Bob Hamilton I bulls. Low blrlh woighl, ' •6-4772 aftor 5:30 p.m, I swamp, wood slovo.■ od, $425+ 5300 dop. Call Low Lc wookiy rolos. convo- “ ots & cup chains, field Sood3d 734-3537 or STATE REALTY Call Dallas, day 543-6434 rY t 508 . . . 517.900 offor. financing niont downtown location. roady. Call 678.9240. 733-1 734-0400 1 736-6100. ,______r aflor, 5 jp i 420-1295 _ >■1477 or 536-2293. chamrmac iai 4 horso slanl. do- • I KIMBERLY/HANSEN^ avail. 536-5500 ask for _ 733-5630 . _21 ( show iraiior. $4600. 1 Kon Of Mlchollo (ogonls) 22 bdrm. 1 bath, all appls ♦ _ JD215tondomdisk.14' ALFALALFA SEED by grower NEW BRICK HOMEM E I - 19 pr, 6 lo doiivor. 9 yoar- Ill 829-5133.______3 bdrm. 2 balh. spacioui r WD, no pots. 1251 Spark- MOTEL 3 dual insido rubbor. good Cort., Wrangler.Vi V,N,S; ntry' ~ • ~ ------, lings hoifors, 637-6411 condition. S2500-offer. $1,50 lol. attachod garago. *0^8oni; In Kimborty. split lovpl onto 1 s. 736-4996 or 736-1614. R,Rooms for ronl; Low ratos, _ 50. ARC $1.45. Green Goosorosonock 2 horso with only 4 bodroom. 3 bath, naw 1 519 Dally & weekly. Phones. 35 35 English Cross cows Coll543-5017or543-8999 Coll Ploww Down, $1,40. Moyor iivinang quarterso In Iho front. S79,950. 2 bdrm. appliances, all windows, finlshod bos*- I^EM EremO^^ 2 microwave & rofrig. brod to Angus bulls to ^ . ' Fomiinily 326-1735 or «3300-300-olfer, 934-4566, ' utils, $425. 734-5483 lohior gonoralor wilh Hor- 320-4 monl. nlco shop, and a 2 Convonionl downtcmn start .f calving immodlaloly, ° . M 074______- — MOUNTAIN VIEW DL 1 crypt space for 2 cre- - culos engino. KW30., sin- ______location 733-5630, 2-7 j- yrs & solid mouth, N cor coipofl, on o big loL mains at Sunsol Mem., 2 bdrm, cloan. WO hook _ glo phase. 56hp, low Cortifi REALTY 734-1898 Pick for $740 e a or all for g'® ifiod and rogistorod 4 7 t t I )8 423-4689. — 733-6001______up, carport, slorogo. wo- [ h o u rs. $ 6 0 0 0 or offer- CotloilofondSteptooBarioy, ■ || R'eoms for ront, 545 wk. $720 oa. 734-7333 IRRIGATION Nood quick monoy 7 tor & sanitation incld. 025-5733 • 734-3540, J l trade. 326-4158 Certllrtlflod ond rogistorod Wo purchoso forodoStlroa 2 comotory plots wilh vaults‘ S500/mo, $250 dop _ nowawa and Conlenni- 1 used se d Wocio rain whool s L i =12 >' In LDS section of Sunset . , ■ ■ 40 hoad bred hoifors.' An- &fixoruppors, Foroslall•mil I FA R M /R A N C H ES/ ‘ 733-8914 ___ g .lkonow8rowAlIowaycui- /Vhoat. Certified Otona lino.0. CallCi 438-5767 invoslmonl inc. Roaltor Memorial Pork, (Hilltop). - 4 606 01gus. 20 pairs & 30 cows. ,,tivator w/ cutaways, 8 row oaia itor I D A IR IES Caii 734-5265______j q ts, RAHCER'S SUP------ownod. 436-3526 ^ (208) 375-7227 YYoull bo ploasanUy auiprteod I I m o b il e HOMES _ £ JD 7 flex plonlor with lg p ^Y y - P icabo, ID. Caii 1 1 uusod s o wheel lines, ____ 92 acros, 80 shares of TF nt how easy It la lo placa a ■ boxos. Like now 24' Su- romo area. 934-8416. ufo. No manor how you spsnd daBslliod nd. Tho cosi It 14X70 1< in TF park. Gos Block Angus rog. yooriing 1^°* 5ono, 208-788-5765. .REDUCEDPRICE wator, in hay and pasturo bulls. EPD ovoil. Wall POf'perior gocjsgnock trtr dual — s _ ling your doys. classiliod tilt low...tho ratuils 010 higli, heat. ) Slovo. rofrtg, wator Horso Burkioy Pump, BY OWNER Homo, corrals, ioofinc Nolson 934-5345 after 6. 1?"'landom, 12 ton copodly. NlNltro alfalfa sood • You lovo tills groot famil; )art. your busy sehodulo. Put Th#r«daKin9d. 733-0031. & j sanilalion furnished. _ 6 rtrow JD com hoad wilh Highh IIn tonago & protein ^neioi & & hoalors, now In Iho imlly shods. Will soil all or port • ~ ' — \ homo In □ family nolghb > ctaoslllod'o tlms-savino WD hookup. Roforoncos Blockq |q Angus rogistorod 2 IHIH adaptor. 3 pt. Bockor Coll 543-6049------>»*.S154 X, S1100. Coll 654-2122. S 734-5518 or 326-3196 AVAILABLE SOON orhood. 5 bdnms. 3 balha ----- diroclory ol good* and t«r- roquirod., no pols. 5350 y,yr oid bull, EPD avail, vibvibralino 18' hydraulic Qlhs. 1 &2bdrmapl.$335-$415. , ------— ------1 50 hpip PacoPi pump and pan­ family rm. storage rm, : . vicos to woik lor you today. 1 por month. Caii 733-9259 $1100,736-0014 5 foreford, 1974 Chovy PU wilh d 733-0740 7 0 7 ol box. $1200, 500- usod cor garago wllh lotsm ,o2 I 513 sorvico box. 5 row corrig- I c IS of I a c r e a g e s & l o t s 1983 Governor wllh 7 X 21 Colostrum Co starlod bull FERTIU2ER& lO-aii• aluminum main lino. slorogo aroas. oulsidi Avallablo April 1. n e a r e s t, ’ j ator. 1015 Header w/ 14; ■ T O P S O IL 5 0'joints 'join wilh risers, $3-ft, sid o tippoul, now nppiioncos, calvos c for salo. Coll „i,rako-up. 6 row monosom slorago shod, outo sprinprin- *14,750 irg 2 bdrm 2 balh duplex. ^ 7 20'O' usodu 8* alum inum l11 Tip ^ 734-1734 fox • homo. Jusl 10 mlnuto ■ Cloon 1 bdrm. no smoking I O FFIC ES (closo (( up) Tom Harris >4-1733______lutos Remodolod 4 bdrm, 2 ball 2 bdrm . in Kimborty. 5360. '■ or drinking, or pols. 5250 I 16' slot board, $5000, Cdi6I 676-5017 or 670-2852 734-11 j from Twin Falls ond on ♦ $200 dop. Rof. roq . RETAIL SPACE 324-22503 or 731-2250 on a homo, largo m astor sullo ^ - mo *5150 dop. 734-9263 | r sale 8' & 10* gatod - ' nino hoio golf courrsc.Th, This finlshod bsmt. hay or spud: ______5^ I ton 4th culling oifoifo proporty is vory spocia ” or! ______: FALLS PROFESSIONAL Holsloln Ho springers, doso r — ly, $90 Ion, CP 23 ADF P'POpe & ^ 5 ' mainline with jciall undor whool lino, wator ■ Doluxo 2 bdrm. Duplex apt. ^ up. Will trad e for opo n =owormolic m odel 90 12" hoy, 5199.500.CallCAROLY hop. 2 bdrm homo in country bo­ CENTER u iolho wilh Q ccossorios, 26iton64'366-2322 tc lors. Call 934-5101. )LYN now 39x36 insulatod shop 2 bath, 1 ’/j blocks from 491 Sq Ft, 2 irg privalo Holstein H hoifors up to 550 CUTLER at 733-902e twoon Fiior & Buhl. CSI, ref, req. 5600/mo, $2500, Powomiollc mod- — ^ 026. 5134,900.324-5621 i' offices, privalo balh. lbs. 1C 543-8373. F. Kippos *2, BO ton 3ro, $80. Call Manyny 1' 1 syphon lubos & #95-092 ----- 543^782.______. Call 543-6201,______e01 l 50 ! 6- lointor, 438-5756 Lorry Jonos Rooily — ovonlngs. 543-5740, ditchIch lins. l pricod to soil. 1 8 A C R E S Purebred, Santa Gortrudis ■ AM^ o ror ovos at 324-4427 balh 2 bdrm, 2 living rooms, sou- ' 734-9680 or 733-0328 =ldlor Mill 700 bushels por — " m Romodolod 4 bdrni, 2 ball ■ EXCEPTI0 NALI 2 bdrm. .• ■ bulls b & hoifors. 438-5409. irox 100 tons of 3rd cut- — - — ; uilo, n a . 1 b a th . 5400 m o ♦ J rofrig, rongo, DW. dlspos- — nr copodly. oxcel cond, non lubos ond dilch tins. / I homo, largo m aslor sullojuds dop. No pols. Cflll aftor 7 OFFICES or o 431-5409.______5', ig hay, & 100 tons of r I finlshod bsmt. hay or spud ai. privalo utility wilh WD $1100. Coll 436-5118 id cutting. Coll 543-5776 _Coll_^Ill 326-4645, GEM lior. pm 543-8088 hookup, AC. 1 or 2 por- _ $130 up 736-8022 “ * undor whool lino, woloi RED ANGUS ss;/i/ontod: Spudnlk wiih 42" — STATE REALTV I sons, no smoking, no ■ hon lubo^. 3/4-, r , T Y now 39x36 Insulalod shop 2posslblo3bdrm.lr9. yard. TF - Nowor 2 bdrm, 1 bath, boll. For sale JD Dozer irox 600 boles of sirow Sip^O" 734-0400 ; pets. 5450 + 5250 dop, 'I BULLS bo lio n boles $24 per ton, tch tins 16 ', 18*, Caii $134,900. 324-5621 ___ no pols. 5400 month + $525 m o * dop 324-1.165 , Biodo for smoll fromo ^ n Call 734-6360.______Purobrod & composlto pii in deliv, 438-6586 or 025-5^15-5902 •______300. cioaning deposit. In tractor. Coll 543-5530 SW of Twin. SpociouIous 19 aero poreoi 518.50Q Commorcloi/rotaii offico yoartlngs. Calving oaso ranch, 2 acros w/ shoi 249 Hanson, Call 423-4509. ]Exoculive 3 bdrm. 3 balh ‘^•^666______T opqutI quality 10* PVC g a ted ' shop. Call Don ovos. 733-9249 space avalloblo. 1500 lo &growl!i. 75 John Doero 6030.4900 apt. avallablo immodlatol- ry hay. 1 ion boios. Also JO w/gates. ^ 438-5822 Full viow of Volloy & [roal 3 bdrm houso for rent, com- 5000 sq fl. call 734-5681. DALTON CATTLE hrs.tab.AC, hool, duals. ^ 2 ocros, 6 m iS O fT F , groc ,f y. 5700 por month. 5700 _ mountolns. 734-6310 morciai zonod, great for 934-4363 MF165, 5 bottom wells row in big bales. Cali y_.i,sh pum„ p: H onda GT30 :!____ homo silo 734-8371------in-homo buslnoss.'Avall.I dop, Includos range, ro- 1000 sq ft. $300 utils Ind. plow. Coll 543-8651 ^,1-1286 ^l- or 624^544 ov p. 51600 now-bost raa- TOWNHOUSES frigorator, dishwashor. No 767 sq fl. 5275 ulils ind. — pio Ih 3-20 5500. 336-J447 lion hoy boom with sonnolinnablo offor 837-4815 Nowly conslructod Euni S 20 aero homosito wilhlow. ------pots d o so 10 collogo. Cali ♦ Call Archio Goodman Rod R® Angus bulls, yoartlngs . L uilc with approx. 1140 squn ft its wator shoros-groal viow 3 bdrm, 1 balh, AC, firo0 Wail at 734-0400 ro 733-2049 & 8 fali yeoriings. Hanson, 7 0 5 mole3lor, Excol cond. $1600, USED y e p IRRIGATION . • 5 ft of Call 736-6347 living oach. 3 bdrm. - — placo, WO. 1 car garago.I, 734-0401.______- ID • 208-423-5640. I FARM & RANCH C111 ^ 629-5372 eves EQUIPMENT , boths, mastor sulto. or olnt. 561 4th Avo. N, S595 ■* • SUPPLIES 260 W ado pivot with all and 3.3 ocros. Moandor Poln FREE RENT & Firewood I 608 I RogRt 2 yr Simmental bull. B _ Iton hay boom with 11260 laundry aron on mom o ln canyon rtm prop. 734-082^22 dop. 734-5329______$1500.886-7018 "T Dior. Excel cond. $1600. " O)w " oloclricai® loaded on 4 bdrm.2 bath. Joromo, I COMMERCIAL S jck, 519,900. floor. Ail Ihis (or $69,90 1300 sqfl. sun dock,cppls, I mole.11629-5372 0.00_____ For moro info CALL VII 3 bdrm. 2 both, garage. ) 6 ' alum ring lock mein ’vffi 3.7 acros. old Plonoo 0 Leoso. AvaH'4-1-95, ■ I Rog, yoarting black Angus 2i0' Call GtNiA ELDREDGE i school. 400W 100 N RlRu- 5550 mo. no pots, no bulls. Calving oaso avail, 2 low ap lill. vortido pumps, lift ------:hay.Juiy1st,l,OOOton lino$210 $2,50 por ft. r 5500 mo. $700 dop.Terms I IHavo Land & WIII B uild b KATHY PARTRIDGE port 535.000.678-3109 smoking. 734-3875 or Reosonoblo pricod. Coll approx. 3 1 1 cfs 20'. boidor. Oolflold, hi stocked or dellvo- 40030 0 10’ 1 alum ring lock 733-1298. Cali 324-3339 (commorcial or warehouse 324-3608. ««94-380' building for loaso to ono or Elk E Hom Angus or Black 3 au phaso motors, have ind. fie Coil 645-2276. mainain linoli 53.50 por ft. 808. 505 BC Ranch,noor Me Line Angus ot 531-5225, outo wi float, idoal for return rod. 3 ' B&S hand line, oxcel. .#94-324 4 bdrm houso in TF, ovollII ini Hazollon. portiolly fur- more fenanls, 734-2347 . L Call In Donnelly. Poyotl 531-4021 or 531-5597 water 73 from sottiing ponds, ------jw; 601 ton boles, 1500 '^nd^*>nd. $1450 0 lino. 3^*3. April 1.5600 mo. 734-33244 nishod nice 2 bdrm, - Lake. Good w ater righl; ------no 736-1684 or 543-6G75 n Stnwstring boios. 736-0014 g 3.• hh HK & Latch handiines Divisible. Private party. houso. No smoking, $350 4 610 I RogistorodR, Black Angus ,y,! ------B rand Now ExocutJvo no answer please leave 2'N str BALES, Borioy straw 1300. mo,. $200 doposil, I STORAGE/ tbuil. coming iwo. EPDs — condilionod pump wilh f I BUILDING LOTS , NE 3 bdrm, 2 both. 2 car 825-4129.______I '^^0-______TON1-600-709-3666 GEM garago, AC, 5795 + dop. WAREHOUSE RENTAL I _covoll, 543-8545,______24 1 3 dlosoi 800 gpm 60psi ■ , Bost location possible In STATE REALPi 24 8' concrete food bunks. _____ 3900. .T Y Twin Foils, oil IheI No pets. 736-1654 ,Joromo 1 bdrm. apt. $260.. f Springing Hdstoin hoifors or ------Z 7 Z ------1 $6900 734-0400 12x25" garage for ront, S 565 dolivorod. After 6pm 7 0 9 VolloyHoy 7 tow er pivol with amonllios In placo. upstairs apt. $225., 360 for solo, Caii 324-1232, -----or wookonds 324-7949. d Clean 1 bdrm. iols o( stor- SouthAdom s.Coii alley access, comonl floor, HORSES nowpQwpand loadod on truck ------Call 324-5383 socuro neighborhood, ■“ ------Bt — ogo. 563 Addison W, Avail ______$16.0116.000 504 324.-7902. contr'aiiy locntod, $75 per. ■ Burloy Tractor Salvage yr old golding, genllo. 15 &M For tfalo 7.5 ac pasture. 7. 4/1.5325.733-9086. . 7 0 3 I ^ &M w heelinos in good BURLEY/RUPERT mo. * looso-botlor roles. ■ Combine & trad e r ports 4.3 ,0 hands. $11 00, cond ;RT 6horo3wolor324-2170 ~ Lg 2 bdrm. 1 bath. Ig roc CUSTOM — Poui. ID ♦436-5420 Dnd.$4200. HOMES r r r Cloon 2 bdrm. Joromo. NO^ ' room In bsm i, AC, WD Call 736-4409 ask for ■ FARM S E R V IC E S IF I 34-5147______.c o rnirnoii o i Elec 40hp pump For salo by ownor; 70700 PETS. 5425. 324-7352 hookup. DW. (Iropiaco. Mike Sr.______| IF IT DIDNT SELL HERE, 734 00 gpm @ 220 TOH On rivor. spoclocular vlo Twin ^ ------oung fillies. 423-6762 S' view, block of Quincy St., Twt r $600 mo. No smoking or ; Cuslom disking, roller we do hovo buyors, Tho Auc- •> 3 bdrrti, 2 balh. Ig goroi I lot. Gooding 3 bdrm, 2 bolh. 6,120 SQ WHOLESALE 1 00 siphon tubos. Ito 2*. :arago Falls, 75X110 boro lo pols. 733-4036 734-7203. ® harrowing, & grain w-storogo. No yard 0 or 5575. 2 bdrm, carport. warehouse. Loading dock, lion Exchange, 324-1483 l irr i :AQHA maro. heads or w«r1(.wo\ 5 2 3 ,5 0 0 . 7 3 3 -9 3 5 0 c planling. Largo off-set qui prico nogotlablo. ^ foncod. $450.837-6304 ' eels, 15 yr golding. coif- 7 Exdusivo nroa. $75001DO bo- 736-0907 Lg cloan 2 bdrm. 1 bath streol drivo -in. easy truck , disk. 438-2803 Quick • gi shade, privacy, Troo Call 432-5371. low appraisal. Coil 67 access w/ofi sirool _ jping or hools. B-AQHA ______I 676------)nod Hogorm on. 3 bdrm. 4 near CSI. $500 por mo. grows 6-10 fl, yooriy, po„]inch gddings. 326-5402 ^ ------0637 or 436-3714. Wantod: 5+ ocros zone parking. Offico, RR HAY RETRIEVING , « 300* acros. pasluros, $575.; $300 dop. 1st & last mo $4,95-7,95 dol, monthly, roni 712 . _____ Ag wllh insulalod, 1500 734-2347______, Call 734-9743 B, con- 837-6304______■ ront rog, 733-4330, Pollod. plantoblo now. stud • 3 AQHA slalllons, I POULTRY POI & RABBrrs ------1 sq fl motoi bidg wfilh cor 505 Manuro Hauling Brochure. l-60(W 15-3405 Alsti)p bloodlines. 1-Ovoro ■■■■■ GOOWNGWENDEL crolo floors and 3 phasS J O N E S W E HAUL N ew 2 bdrm IV1 bath. In g ------:------topaim stallion. Bonanza, Cochirichins, $5 ea. Bantam Joromo. includes slovo, I 1 0,D uane's Custom Farm ing )ELL powor In TF oroo. Muija lh Uaually c«n movo you JO 4020 now 136-38 tiros, paiilarllnk Mocho Man CochI:ochins. $5 eo. Bontom HOMES refrig, dishwoshor. AC, I FARMSFORRE^ “ 32&4506 or 676-1666 Includo 3 bdrm 2 boi«nor ANYWHERE cab. biowor & Murphy iroq q e d in g , F o r d e lo ils roostcx)slors 2 for $5, Pair of houso. May nood owmown, for loss Ihon renting otnjck., W/D hookup. $495 a 292 ■ ACRES 8 OF EDEN "Z swllch. 423-4649 bro44-7525, Bourtourbon rod turkeys. $35. By Ownor: Cozy 1 bdi monlh. ♦ $250 doposil. ■' h o u s o . $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 . bdrm Cl i financing wr|lhS40K dowi3. Nood loads lo Calif & Arlz. on Intorstoto. Whoei linos. ■ "To4 I JD !■ ' 544------543-543-5553______Avaliabio4/l. 324-8194, 4 ; 934-8334______- C a li Eves. (4l)6) 638-0606.------FREE ESTIMATES Norihsido canal vralor, 65 ■ ■ farmmachine ^ JD ^ B Tradoc, oxcel cond. ____ ERIC WANMAN ------Call 934-5922______HORSESHOEING A ------“ I CALL 324-3490 Now duplex. 3 bdrm. 2 o a o s, forllllzod. fumlgot- ■ od for spuds. 98 acros for •81JD » 4640 4X4. Radial Tra CUSTOM BUILT 5 1 4 3t ■ both, AC. gorago. WD Tractor 28hp, 4x4, loader, ' _____ I SHSHEEP^i^OATS nY Joromo 2 bdrm. 612 East boots. 52 ocros for spring tiros, < duals, weights, oxc , 7 3700 sq ft brick homo. 12 INCOME PROPERTY— ^ 6th. $375.-324-7902. • hookup, range. DW, 1 yr cond. 326-5688. 7 » Imploments, som ewhat ____>r solo: 1988 CIrde J 3 sq fl guost houso. woll! s on . — . . " - loose, no smoking or pots. groin or boots. 52 ocros ■ < ' liko Q 870 JD. Others For;lorso diagonal doluxo _____ 'Oil sot b y OWNER: 2 houses o for spring groin or boons. up shop, horso & col ond Joromo: 2 bdrm. $400 + $750 mo. ♦ $300 dop, 16' Tosco spud bod, bell ovoiloble. 2( Delivery, hoilorso trailer. Good cond, BOER3ER MEAT GOATS ARE coltio one tot. Rolocoting on Coll 678-8620 loovo m sg , laciiitlos. 24.5 acros lOle. $300, dop. 324-2841. 733-0459 , . unload wilh boards. 82 IH —208.324.5858, ^4000, hor Coll 436-9195 TAKING THE US pasture & hay. $375.00re s In looking for q u ic k sale boon combine. 150 gol Us LIVESTOCK MARKET i.OOO- 20% rolum on invosL o: 3f Nowof4-plox3bdrm2bolh BolWSor I 250.300 ftJim blci | BY STORM! co sh , torm s, Irodo. bi Jdo*- Largo 2 bdrm, oppls. lols of PU fuel tonk-hond pump. Z « i ------J f )t sale: Purebred Arabian bro- uporoding and remodo h $645 per mo. Also 2 bdrm ocros'wllh'Zee iharos ' ^onchors and Investors ko rs wolcom o. (oil}. ro m o curvos, skyllghlB, high Ail oxcol cond. Coll AM or od 21 Irrigollon oquip. Forind i % Arobion horses. Ranc II roo- ing. ronl $950. ♦ perlion' m< coilings. 2 sleeping lofts,B. 2 balh $595 por itkj ♦ dep. wilh Northsido Canal Co ‘ 21 linos 3‘ hook and latch onirom yearling up. Good liike alike ora building hords ot sonobio offore conakJofo walor. Muili-yoor cash evos ' ot 324-4427 20B-934-S402 - Goodinjonxj). G ood co n tro l locotiornco yo rt caro & hoot provWod,cJ, Ac. rofrig. ronge. hand linos. 51300. oa, )rica8. fro Coil John or Jock those thos fino animals. The >dlng $75k cosh or roflnoncionfy to 7 5 /m o * dop, 423-513010 dishwashor covorod pari<- looso proforrod. Som o Ir- T1976 New Holland su p e r 20 $1! linos 3* bail and socket, It pric 436-9195 or 436-0774. Boor Boo Goal is ono of tho Sorlous Inqulrlos oni “ ing, some uliis ind. No rigalion system develop- 1048 fltockor. now on. $1500. 3v a \‘ hardiest of oil itvostock i 506 please. Coil 734-8140^ Lovoly 4 bdrm, 2 bath. pots cdlego oroo. Coil mont noodod, B25-S043 gino. dutch, rtttiullt Irans. 3 $■wodo rain whool linos ------HORSESHOHNO Sbroods. Tho Boor Goal I JEROME/ i d ; $650 mo. Coll 736-1088‘8 Wills INC 734-4411 aflor ; hol or cold, Tim Wnison hash q j 0. high rosislance to Cosh ronl, or shore crop oood rubber. $13,000 20$4200 00. I HAGERMAN/HOME , Of 736-1654______5pm 733-4539. ' 934-5952 dIseaiiseaso, adopt v/oll to var­ MES I s i r ” 360 acros, 6 miles N ol 0frer.438-5915,43fr4426 20 01 A&M whool lines, $4000 ho ied dim alos& 5 = I VACATION PROPERTY Richfield. 208-487-2075. ~------7 16(00 or»o«: Bought, aold a n d ^ • Roomy 2 bdmi, No smok- Nico. new 3 bdrni, wator 4 1982 16' Halo goosonock 1600 n, 6X50 aluminum main mvironmenls and h as out 3 bdrm 1 both, closo^ - 1 TIME SHARES Ihg Of p e ls. $490. Avail sanilation paid, foncod ; stock trailer, good conditi- 40 iraded. Coil 733-6055 Schools, 2 slorago shoe Gravity irrigalod. concrolo lino. $250. e a itonding slzo and growth K now. Coll 734-4023 _ back yard. $550 mo •♦dep. on. $3000. Coil 543-6659 rato. Now! This $64,000 j Full momborship in Soidio ditches, rock froo. 320 4000 10X50 aluminum Jl?orrol golding OH 15 yrs. » sort. - . .... 734-8674 or 7344121 magnlfk^nt animal hot I Mountoin Ronch 4 Rosor ocros, crop sharo, long Z20* pototo scoopor, $2500, main linos. $350 ea s<1d#hor8fi.$l o n 250. mas rwin 6 0 a ' 1 1260' wado rain pivot, vi, com e lo tho Northwest! 4.7 acres, fomily slas horr Localod 1 hour from Tv/li tofmlooso,Coll678-581§ ^ 734-2972 ' com Sun iFURNiSHEOAPTS/1 Quiet Bodudod studio, sm Coll 438-5529,______g J ^ 11 • ' ' Tho Th' Nofthom marttet 4 bdrms. 2 bath, 2 fom or 432-5444 _ $26,900 TS /nmiiJ Foils. 1 hour from Sui yard. $325. I8l & loal + . landing ot stud -COMET- polor Volloy on HWY 20 nooloor I duplexes 30' Sm uckers wood wlpors Bailey 1 p pivol. 1300' $16,000 ----- xslentlal la huge! Call tho rooms, idle of outbull F o r J SlOO dop, 733-7076, ' b la c k & «<(hte T o b la n o Bow „ Fairfield. SB.OOO.Fo Pololo ground S of H az^ ^ with foam.morieer. $ 1200, 1 sipumpand4cydoJDdle- Star Bowman Boer Ranch to ings; $140,000 in at Nowly romodolod 1 bdrm . ton Call 629-5133 ■ slaDJon, R ^ Missouri Fox find 1 I moro info, coll Sharon c ? Sooklng Noll lechnlcion, . 531-5952 ^5^sel. 700 GPM sl 65PSI bli rind out how to start your Inquire al 603 3nl Avo E, Trottor. H as It all ■ confor- own | _733-2414.____•______with or without diontolo, '$6900. st£ own herd of Boor Goatal CANYONSIDE — No pots, ' _ for busy Joromo shop, 6 1 2 “ I *400, two wkJo wrhool straw 1 gCornell 40 HP pump. 800 mation. Tn cokK, natural galL 208-736-2575 In op — bales, $ 1. 0 4 .12' AC disk, c aQPMal73PSIS1S2S, greatitu disposition & stands ------Sawtooth Villoy cabin o Vary nlco small Btudio,0 willing lo ront or commls- PASTURES FOR RENT I REALTY dual Inside A b e r , Call o ond ask for quanlty dto-' 16 gn hands. Stud foo. $300. Doiry refedy lo Wd. I Aero wflh views'*jn • share balh, ullls paid,d ' sion. Coil 324-3424 Tues- 324-33M or , Sat, 9 4 , Ask for EBleiio, Acra for ronl. 734-3039 4S00^543-C0eS^ 4 counts. g Silver Crook Irrl- 734-5257 16 Of 733-8493.. 543-< . $165,000 NoalSlttonItor d o so in. $325.73^0855 H 0 O -2 7 M 3 0 55 774-2205 MDF Realtor gatJon. 324-8165 73

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TheTunes^few sS BUY nT - SELLL IT - FINND IT CUSTOMER i K ^ J ’« SERVICE D 73;> 3 * 0 3 i31 jaWER'SWABKEr I I 11------’ CUASSIIFIEi ® 1 823 I , 713 4 8 0 4 “ B l i " 1 i 8 1 7 n i 817 I O N ^ R I D G, ^ Bobby Wolff . ,^^HEEP&^GOM)A T ^ jBUlLDlNGMArt^ FURNfTUREiCAR^'ET I m I S C ^ O R S A ^J iM ISCFORSAj^ VARIETY FOODS THE ACEs 7 & SERVICES I For solo good quisunlliv Driveway gravol,.v v o f y dr0 ss()ts on solo: 10' Chaparral Satellite,®,; PONY RIDES ' - plQOona. Call 676-37:U3720. roasonoblo. 543-8294 Boby Exchongo 423-6272272 built Into scram bler. Call Birthday parties, etc. • S a v e Up to 40% “O ld people love to givee oj o o d a d T 'n o r t h 3 ^ _ 324-5965 on your grocery bill. vice; it compenjates: tth em fo r ♦4 Q‘ J 8 ' ~y Goals wanlod: CAE&p fruo Grovol for salo. onywt Twin Falls Grocery OuUot V A K 8 5 lnMoglcVaney,10whwhool- Twin sizo plllow-top mat­TUit- 1966 EiCamlno. new on-n- ■ J j !:_734-0533______d 734-0293. iheir inab ility to a et o babad exam- ______or Call 324-1092 tross & box springs, slill in gino, lurbolrans, cloanan LLAMAS Troinod ond ♦ A 8 0 ------plastic.$125.Call • p ie .- ♦ Q 9 5 ’ a " $2950; BlanchI Mt. bike.>e. gentlo. 5400. & up. —•LaRoch^'i^u c a u ld l i i 714 ;;t44681______Shimano gears $250; 6 432-6634 ' 3— wooden office desks. 20 ------_ i 824 I . . : ------W E ST E A S T " i^ _ S W I N E ______I 8 0 T IVIDEO EQUIPMENT] J padded chairs. 733-7:612’2 i 818 4 2 4 10 7 4 ' TTTZ I COMMUNtCATlCn o N V 1 0 9 7 3 ~ Order 4-H. FFA pgs ft I ° ^ C E 31 furniture & bedsd s or 733-0404.______luuSjCALMSTRU^^ 9' satellite with controls. “Was I too aggressivert> in push- V Q 4 fairs. Groiil ultro-sc 5600.825-5738 after 2pm ?" ask e d a ♦ K Q 9 7 33 2 2 ♦ J I O 5 4 when you rann Commode chair, $20. large I ing to the grand slam?" •■, dota. 736-2565. _____ Motorola radios, Th Console piano $575. Chor-r- 1^— Perhaps I ♦J1053 4 8 2 10/ whool chair, $150, & a ry Spinel piano. $650. d is c o n s o la te S o u th . “Pi ~Rosorvo your qualityiMtvd.H PIOO ono HTIOOO.:0.324- buy new at 30% wnlkor, $10.423-4232. _ Free delivery. 676-2717.'• i iS s I liiould have discountedd 1th e v alu e SOUTH j* pigs now. Champior 2066.324-4615. — I WANTEDTOBUY ______to 40% off retail DP Duol Track exerclso of North's diamond ac^3’ p lllo w -to p q u e o n se> ets t! tk)ue fum., cdiectabloJ " useitdl Blvd. N. 733-3115 — Call 208-786-2676. States- have to off N o rth Boul> outh S«ta.Sun11am-S| Spilt. Coll 326-5216 aflor Spm.• p m . ------sible del.______f s diam ond * . $3 with rolum privllo!p organ, software. $1499. s . - should. in dummy’s W24. ■ = ------Kirby vacuum with sham- NT X 50 doalors • 6 stati______733-9399 “ AKC Brittany Spanlols.la. Sel of melal froe weights acc loo qiiickly." he said.id. “Instead. = ; i 8 1 4 pooer, buffer, waxor, ready April 14. 5200 oa. v/lth bor and bonch. Fish Folfgroundsntlquo — DC grinder & accessories. ,t you play low from duilum m y a n d •• 344-9831 or 342-1t ■ j e w e l r y & f i ^ Coll 733-?236.______— aquarium wllh light $145. Fish tank, fish & all. )8, o c c o s s o r i e s . C a lII l ruff. After playing the t: Three no-trump. No J6'1M5 i 810 D ia- $30. Sword (Richard. Ihcoil. AKC G reat Dane puppies, Browse tho 14 antic0 pm I F I R ^ O O D Barton's Jowolry & Dio _ 423-5278.______queen of trumps, you s. However, there is no a. 5150 monds offers complet3loto Lion Hearted) $145tho 5350. Call 438-8093. - dM lera mini sfiops ^ high hearts. When Htl S — t to bid the gam e. The Firowood for sale. kSp b e d s . |owelry& watch repair,lr.ro- rt Climbing shoes. $90 & Usable both sizo towels, , ? ^ o n n o l t o •« SECOND TIME ARO »o! AKC L o b s. C h o c o la lo15. & stool or wood outsldo0 drops, you know what I .669 N. W oshlngton.S ' C.llevo»a29.M2. mount your old diamonnond Moonslono sleeping bog odde shouldId l>b e w ith t b e p u s h . gold. $60.625-5309.______og. Yellow. Roady 3-21-95.oil d o o r s . C all 7 3 6 -2 5 2 68 on dummy's diamond Twin Falls * 734-6C ' Jowolry. Wo buy old gol< Groat hunting stock. Coll ak table jowolry & diamonds. A loovo messogo. _ draw the last trump.). d is c a rd a - Opon T ues th a i Sot.2-1910 i 811 Kirby, Incl, ollachm ents— 8 734-5818 or 734-6526 ~ ALWAYS BUYINI :h a l r s , rna)or credit cards occop up Usod mtn bike, chllds bike:o club on the diamond acace and you — ------I FURNITURE &CARFat. 10-5 48* antique round oak I — , notch logs 2*x6*T&G roo T dofl. reasonably, no po-s- B ut at least, h e w ouldi 1have given MU-ncnai-tthi.■tthSASEl«rn-b'. m I . Worrontod S.nowor ^ — — AKC reg. D achshund pup- I ••»», Unlul r»*lui» SjwlttU 3 I S m ith 's U sod Applli^ING w ith lo a v e s , 6 36-7274 chc i 815 docking. Plans, video, lof pers needed. Ask for himself a second chanwice. Ccwrt8hi.:*»v '• matching buffel w/m py. malo. soblo short- Lorry. Coll 324-3892 g i 245Wnshlngton 734 — I LAWN & GARDENPM & othor sizos available.„ hair, first shols. olso Incl ' I $ 1 OOO-bost ofl 307-664-2455. 543-6808. pottoxi, 5100. 736-3838— WANTED; Child tri for blcy- i 9 0 5 I 2 I Froozor 5275. Oldor,,E b - .. . ■—Jftrliiffi ACbiodo8-.JDridtngmovmow^ ------7 i 825 I Ii 902 I tf S t 525. Call 733-1109 4782 Lunch Wagon, good buy do. good cond. 676-2717 I GUNS/RJFLES | 5 drawer mapIo dre or roar bagger. 733W.78: “ AKC registered malo Lhaso 1 I WANTED TO BUY |^^ICY CL£^J rsale $85 maple nighlsl Apso, proven stud,Ofl- 4 Wont to Buy; Bleydo cartIrt ! ‘ Moving no. old, pQf Koes Commorciorcial — Trek 950 mountain bike. — d $ 4 5,end tablo535.ni ___ yeors old. Loves children thot holds iwo children. Now W inchester 22. 3 I Musl soil liko no\ * 'f° “ Powor Rake In vory goodgoc Moving boxos, used onco n. Wantod; Bassinotto. cradlo $300.736-2051______^ 2 5 Whlrlpool Rofrldg.f a i l ^ quill 125 736-oplypo con. $400.734-97455 prlcoofnow.16smoIl.1iICO. 575. Call 676-7016 — P lease call: 324-6912. or similar Infanl bod 4 In- . Lover action rifle, $300. ------m edium . 5 Ig wardrobe Now R uger223 riflo, S ! $300. now GE poi h ® Border Collie pupplos, 550 _ font car soal. Twin bed ------GLAOIOLUS BULBSBS Coll 733-6045. oil Want lo buy old Chino cup-S’ with conopy. Liltle Tyke i $375. Stovo 734-1603. , M i dishwashor, 5300.dor rafrla Beautiful compioto I Working paronts. Cal39. board, ond McCoy pottery. 9 0 3 I : 09 ™ room so l w-full sizelighboy. p Taking orders now, soiso lo ------slide, elc- 734-7511, M I moro mkrowovo w- ___ Frank Twttcholl, 934-8539 B O A T S & Ruger ^ 10-22.1v^lth,1wllh- ■ { $75 or ottor. 934-64 lop m attress and^ ^g o o d pricos. Cail 438-53655 Now storage bldg for sale — ACCESSORIES oulq scope. 7.62x39 ammo. sp rin g s, only 6 mo. ------8X 10.4 ' door, hos floor Fancy Purebred Border o\ Wanlod: Bubble top camp- ' ------Kathy's Lavm Mov^ing Wont lo buy white, apricot CS Russslan HP 1440 S I Rofrlgorator.now 21' Sandberg style. Al ing 324-3533. before 6nm„ Collie pups. 5100. 12& - malo loy Poodlo. Nol wlll-ill. e r v o n . g o o d c o n d , C sp m ot- Sen/lco; TF. Fllor. & Bul ______’ 12' fiberglass rowboat, rounds. n SC Norinco FMJ Idgerator now small roll top Buhl, rioon or e v e s • Working paronts 733-542S in 733-7639.______^ . ^ I n Call 543-6192. “ Ing lo pay moro lhan - $300 or best offor. 11000 rounds. HKI. hunt­ s l ______7 3 ^ 6 5 4portabto dosk. 829-4231 5100.736-6078. :------PACKING CARTONS _ Wanted; Horeo for o}l2 yrr 734-5419.------ingIt SA 85m m . 736-0847 100. Kon------^ Tractor & loajjof. rototillln :— For Salo; Reg. AKC Rotftor ______S { Rofrlgerator. $100 for moving. Coll 736-2438If, ■ wellor puppies. Coil aftotna Wont lo buy: 1400 sq fl of old girl. To bo used for .r ------— ) w-sland. Droxcl Mahogany hlgfjmsless mowing, blado won^ o rk . ------r ------Smith & W esson model 28, S ! cond.'Coll aftot1-6416 Quoon Anno logs, | " 5:30 wookdays. terms 6' chain link fondng. Coil011 4-H. Cali 733-3634. Now ; 1989 Bayllnor. 17.5 Sr ■ ; 733-76lV jl 89. Cali c o rru g a tin g . All of)f MVM Yam aha 900 watt genera 357, $250. Llama 1911 ------cond. $900.788-087 avau. 734^ 1020. — 423-4934.______• ft.. 85 HP, fish finder and 2 ______^ .326^1631.______or. $300. 733-7960: . _ Wonlod: Old morblos. Call ' irolilng motor. $7000 copy. c 45 aulo, $350. Coll S ! Wanted.dead.’dj:*^ Full size pillow-top __ Frfle pot rats. 326-5474 — W antod ATV 3 or 4 wfhool-ol. Gory 734-9393, . flexible. 733-4850. loavo 736-2051. 7 ^ ■ I TVs. VCR’s. & Appl a iir« to p — ’^RAVELING? Round tn 4 ‘ Iross & box spriniclnd.stiii i 816 • nnd one woy lo Soil Lok cr. coll 366-2375. __ Wanted: Older furniture, message. ^ 2 I TV Doctor, 734-918<------plastic, 5150.734-68 Freo lo good homo, black 1 9 0 6 I ' 3 ; ^ i I bcercise| quip^ City Airport, stop worryln femolo. Lab, 5 yrs old,a ll Wonlod lo buy: 1st editionon van. 24' or longer, good 1 0 0 . Exc i 14’ Livingston fiborgloss ■ I H oirnjM ^ooL^ m \ Whirlpool rofrig 17t( A * /4 p m King sola, holelnitum! about traffic and porkinj ’ good with kids. Call Amorican Native Barbielio cond, or large enclosed 2 I good shapo. $lfe lo'cJInor. O u a f a T ^ a i . 'e x o r c l j fishing bool. 20 hp More " jV lhan J»yi*old. $189. rMe Iho Flight Connoctc — doll. Days 734-3075. Dot>-,t>. ,lralior. 543-8390 colling moc«oe; sSo. 734-72: - oulboord. steering col- 2 2 or 1 3 person. ColSpo. less Mi washorgoodsr ShUttio. 1-800-6300.VA^‘S ______f ». bio 733-1815 O.OS g ; $100. Call 536-231' >3-6191 oflBf.Spm ■; 5 , _ WanlodLfro 1979 Toyota« umn. paded seal and on- than ^ 1 yr old. oliorgies AN. F ree to g o o d ho m e: Fo,'Od. ______$3000.324-7678 oftor 6 J ' i f r ...... i^CtUM^sUb pHIoiir male, spayed, dodawed,I. 4 W onlod lo buy: Z' aluml-nl- L a n d c ru la e r.7 8 8 -2 1 4 6 3 chor. good shapo. $1100. * manreas&boxsprtoj “ 1 ioveobio boblaliod cat.Uso 4 num hand lines, hook andnd (Hailey) . ..______Call 734-5419 Hot Springs Spo. gronde In plasUc 5200. 734- yoars old houso caL Alsc'SO. lotch typo. 786-3694__ - Wonlod: Reliable, cloon, model w-dual molo-mos free mole Lhasa Apso I 14' MImxraft boat, with Irir. " 39 usod customized von. low IShp Evlnrudo motor. sogo. ° Exc. cond. $3600. m I ^ ^ E Sofa bod. $150. Roc Call 676-7016______W antod to buy: 67-69 or miles. Call 786-3772. irolilng molorwilhbatlory. or J offer, 733-7162 msg of 1 snapo, $80. 2 antlquo co S tate ind Chovy Camaro with or Mike al 733-2691 2319 lights. $75. oa.733- $1500 Invoslod. sell (or 1, iced through shots, excel wllh children - 7 5 Harley Davidson, sport-t- trailer, $3200 Cali $1300 : or bost offor. Coll 1. A 25-word ad place 575.934^675. W antod to buy: Small build-iid- ____ slot, oxc. shapo. runss 837-9051 or 837-9149 726-3753. ______KC. Ing to bo n\ovod. Cal:a l ____ greol, 53700 or best offor. i Now custom made drJfl’ n ■ -News costs just a *i:*129. Rotlwolllbr puppy. AKCold. 655-4277.______Coll 766-9006.______i’ 1987 Indy 400 Polaris, 488 M _ boat with Wr and a cc ess, | hip OFA. 3 months old . motor, ski skins, 1* de als, S ak for them selves. 9 $3995. Call fo rn w re Info > 5 So g o ah h e results will sp eak championship bloodlines Wonted to buy; Usod Hon-on- -67 DR 100 Suzuki, '69 > with cover. $2500 or ice a classified ad in 5500. Call 436-6160. ------da F a l C a t Will pay cashish RMX250 Suzuki, BOO0 Mor>-Fri,6-SC72&-6S05i offer. 1 324-2475 eves. 550, for reasonable price. Call^11 watt Kawasaki gonorator. g i D e ^ d i i n Moon______P u b lishi: :!Sunday Edition|. W ording C ow dog X. $5Cle & 536-5866 Call 733-3580______RB aluminum 1 6 'drift boai.. 1994ii XLT, pipes ond more, u st o n e p h o n e call. _ heavy duty trailer, sot up ' ; Spanlsii. Border Collie085 I ______■ 5 ' 54000. Coil 736-7696. The Times-N Australian. Coll 366-206i -— '87 Yamaha Big Wheel,I, wllh all the goodies for •> jating Newspiapers W anted to buy; Usod horserse 200 CC, rear rack, like0 steelhead fishing, tolally1 19951i EXT Powder Special ;| Exc cond. 837-9060 msg. g ahead Id and try iti Th( Idaho St(State Journal 4 stocJdraDers. 326-5471>71 now.SieOO-offor. decked out, $3000. Call I 8 2 1 734-5939 of 734-4599 - P ocatellcello, Idaho ______call anytime. 438-5646______. IF r r DIDNT SELL HERE, J B ^ IsTEREOmAPKVCDa ' , T he Timartidpaln e ‘ ■ ' Argus OkO b s e r v e r mo. - 4 yr.) for brooding or days ------1974 Chevy 350, ton PU. 6* g u box. 5500.736-9210 O n ta rioIo, ,'Oregon ------c an have p irt of tho liter. I sl!de-ln overshot camper.. $ 4 0 0 7 ^ ^ 7 4 ° ' g uIdaho Statesman I’JS* 733-8838 or 733-6630130 '9 2 Y a m a h a W R 2 5 0 , ,ii Qas heater, refrigerator. - Boise, Idaho 'T h e H elerald i* loumal Sony 5060 c ar CO playft $2400. excel cond. Call g Pi '"O - anyllmo. ' 52350. Call 324-1273 . Now selling curl 995 ;• I, U ta h only used 1 mo; $20C - 676-3498 . g Coeur Id d'Alene Press L ogan,U - Polarts rentals, low mliosi ' 734-7271 after Spm ------Vanted: 15'aluminumum ■ ■ — Sport440, $2999. Sport , Coeur d'Alene, Idaho ire- 1964 Y am aha YZ 250, runsZ 6'overshot camper 5200 orr D a llyN e w s boat, welded like a Gre- 440 k»a lrsck,-$3499. -I g HY epor or Mamalh 733-0350J50 good, clean, $700-offer.r. best offer. 734-7166 g LewistonH M orning Tribune Moscow,3W, Id a h o i 8 2 2 Tran 4M , $3499. Trail i' —’ 643-5558 Deiux. 53999. XLT 600 Lewiston. Idaho |TOOLAMACHI^^ ^anlad:,19e8-91 Fordjr d ■ £ ■ 3 F150 tail o«to. flood con-on- 1992 Kawaskl Bayou 220 SKS, $4499. Call 1 Ci J | _ 0 U n S u 8 _ _ Post Register U Circulation 16* radial arm saw, traU< dition, reaaonablo. Call:all ATV. excel cond. 52400. Sawtooth Rentals mounted cutoff sau M Idaho Falls, Idaho, 734-4001 ColtAR*15wm>'cIIja a a n vp —^ ^774-3409 or-734-4060----- j 51200. 78e-9639 fnom munltton $ 1 3 0 0 fc » 4 2 0 2 S • ■ I d a h o P r e s s T r ib u n e 253,869 orev e a. rTT banted: 40' semi flatbed^ 1993 Yamaha PW 80. ex- 2 WE CAN SELL Nampa, Idaho IX i lraUar,#ultablBfofbfkloe.100 cel oond. S995. Call" FREE Your motor home or travel ; » 3 phasa generator werds trailer for cashI Reason- 2 WS Today, 733J3-0931 ext. 2. 7 3 » 0 6 7 . - ...... ‘T . 543:ep76_ R eloading' Sem inar i CallTh $300.3 phase chain holt ------Bblo-f8lee,-22yBBra- • 1 lon *200. Dump bed': [tall 2 Honda 90 trail bikes call>11 Every W ed ’ ■ 5 n Vanted; 4ft to 5ft cocktail RLERGUNSaAMMO experience. New Inter- !, T o t a l yd wllh holat 5400. 16 1 yllh 326-5361. (75. wet bar, preferably wllh _ 306 Slavens-FUer state locatton, maximum [ riot belt convayor. *7fl vislbllty. S e e Aulo Seiler ; _ _ sink. 324-3206. _ 79 Yamaha DT400. 4500>0 326-4823 Can 326-5470. . (or pictures and.prlces. lUt. ml, 5499. Call S43-S436 f, oil V an ted : 66 » 8 6 H P o u t- ii OLOCKITLW-aClJPS^ Call Intem wuntaln Motor 30d ~ Call boanj boatm otor. in good ell 5900. 2 c a s e s M REa (122 Homes In Wendell 536- 'he Tim es-N e> Nem $15 ^ Crae- a cond. 423-4436 after.S,f 6 C lean 92' Yam . muat sell jTlinesJ meals) $50 oa,733-58blI 2301 for details r 728-3220 day* or 788 om best offer, 637-4816 4389 evfl’nlngs

. i . . ------^ ( ■ V ' ■Tte ...... ' - ' r " ■ .1... ' V Ttjosday, March 2 1’ .1 9 9 5 ■ Tlmeo-NewB. Twinvin FFens, klaho c-6 Recreatioonal>Transitportation beTunes^fetvs BUY IT' - SELL ITT - FIND II USTOM ER i i n @ 1ERVICE (CLAiSSIF=IEDi 733i-093W ■ RECHEATII “ m T I 909 I €■i I I” 9 1 0 I £ ~ 1006 1,4 1 0 0 7 I 1 0 0 7 I I 1 0 0 9 . ^ I SNOW VEHICLES SPORTING GOODS ■ I TRAVELTRAl^^ | tTRAVEL^Il£^1 IttTRA V ELTRAfli® 1L£R^ I j l ;S■SEMI a HEAVY I _____^JRUCi^^ ■ ] TRUCKS 4 X 4 'S ^iEQUIPMENT HUHTINO SUPPUES ■ /EQUIPMENT — URL-^ * . 11 > Shasta. 2 1 'excel cond. p i ^ 1 9 6 6 1 5 'Aristocrat low line 1969 Uyton travel trailer, 7 7 IHC,HC, 448 engine, 5 In 4 ^993 DoDodge Dakota LE. 1985Jeepleep boby Wagoneer. camp trallar, $1000 or 29' 5500-olfor. Call 734- _____ 1 3gooaabllnda. 643-4466 29' toog. AC, owning, ml- 292 Mon-Fri oftor 5:30 1953 rem ission, 22* b e e t & (ctkWId.sh i e i.to w m le o g e. full orr i^par - tlm e , 4 wt>eel WINNEBAGO ^ 56 Chevy ext cab. ton, b e stW . Call 543-5369 crow ave. Ilka now. . ^ an bed. wllh roll over caD 324124-3734. drfvo, aslw lver color, 110,500 m or Sat-Sun anytime. 2wd.wd. AC. PS, PW. Cus- Minnie 300, Mlnnla Wlnnls . teavamossago. $ 1 0 ,5 0 0 . Will c o n sid er SH 3.423-5827. ------, ~ ^ m il ea,garoged, s , g exc. Wantor, Bravo, Actvwiturer! El«c. g d f cart, with tr1.$11. ^ — I ■ loim m 'Topper cam per sheD, GO or will soO seperate. 4 1976 i Tarry travel tri. 2 3 'ex- ^trade for smaller trailer, -n r. 'H con d ltloItlon. i $6500. Call BROCKMAN'S RV ir s a le by ow ner: 1967 76K6Kml, $10,600. 734- ^It6o8orvtootructc.350. ^ i r wt>eelerwMop, runs good celcond.$4000.733- , 324-5174 _ tonttorGL 3 6 '5th wheel, S441 1 0 0 8 \ 531-5952■952______734^1671-80»77^3t8T 441 after 5pm ft wknds. M illerler Welder, Air Com- I TRIR U C K P A R T S L. $11S0423.45 w 3122 Of 736-6612 ------y Holiday Rambler, alu------ttsor. tool boxes, rotat- ■ &A l C C E S S O R I ^ Ford F-150 XLT, 2T 6#) wtwol. AC, remod^ mnl l' n u m c o n s t., c e n te r 2 10. eo. 29.5R 29 tiros. 9 5 S 1982 32* Hitchhiker ll 5th ^ boom. 423-5827. 1 . groat condition. ol. 736-1607 1231 Steffire. kUc lus troad also 4 match- ">0 bo( I ^ 9 I Ufastyier 50 fllnesa ays- '* wt»e(.aalfcont8lr»d.AC. lichen elec. slide-out plus ------1964C3>evy N 8-10 4x4. hjnv 3 or offor. 733-5317 tem, etftctronlc raadout, d g wheels. $1500. e a tire I 8PORTINOOOOD8 atorm windowa, good oom, owning, sloro, ml- Ing w 3MC, 3/4 ton. 6.2 Die- berraciKk. tool box. $2400. , ■ station croas t r a i r ^ , stair COMPANION ^ nd $200 oa wheel Call |h U M T U W 8U P ^ cond. $10,000. Call n njwavo. AC. 2 forced air and I 4 apd.. AC. AM-FM 733-26(£605 or 733-5051 1987 SurtxkjrtMTban SBverado. Blappar, vary littia usa, Quality mode In Idaho ^ 733-3316.______.oat unlta, brown and tan 645- » i 5B50. ) ! Con 886-7165 ~ ~ — * ------runs groagroatl Good kwkerl - $276. Jano Fonda tread- - NASH QnjiKtorlor color, excel. ^ 7 = I $8500.733.734^)663 1963 19’ Kll Com panion, Affordable, duratsie . e I MciMO*ig to M l? M R Nissan PU.alr, cassette Rag’ Arabian 0 yr old grayly mm witti casaetto player, 1 :ond., undor 12,000 hm i w a y ...w ith 4 1 0 0 9 mars$1200.3yro)d^ly $176. Call avaa only’ aalf-contalned, aleeps 6, BROCKMANS' RV r\Bes. prfcod a t $23,300. ^ rao. g ^ Ures. looks I 5 734-M07. dean. $3495,543-5140 734734-31671-«00-773^1B7 vJUVIII trade for fully sSf- _____ «. d ean . 60.000 miles, mmm i g s aI Chovy c o SIversdo. fBy. $800. Can 436-9166 ton 4x 4 .350-V6, ' ------conontolned pk*up camper. » /2 6 -2 5 20 ply Urosw-4 200 or best offer. Call '84 Bnxvonco 11, 4X4, 5 spd. 6 :^ 2 4 ------> « .r uruns r good. $2000 or AT,w<•,wOD>^C,Power /heel8.$600.ea..a 736:2 v orythl^ $7400. matching pr. 36.500 Ib '88 KtttsublshIMM Mighty Max. oflor. CanC 736-2787 ®vofJ I IF ITrr DIDNT sE a h e r e . 324-5621 M havo buyers. The Auo- :iark differentials w- 5 apd ovy Blazor. 4x4. v-6, —— — - tonetartes, $1000 ea., 1 734-61 tonExchango. 324-1463 ood. AC. PW, vory 1969 Dod{>odge 150, 8* bed, 4 Z iJllaon 6630 Torque Con- ^ 3 Ford 4wd ond 1968 clean.I. (Como ond seo this 3 1 8 ,^^4x4, 4 apd, vory 2 5lh wheel. 40' T«ton vert'orter Trans w-dropbox #nd white beauty. doan.$7J. $7500. 324-3659. m m m m m m 11200. wffl sen tho wholo Chov^levy 4wd $5000 00. r e ^ i f ■111 r!7!T ■ SSummit,ui sp a cio u s , woll $12i in 736-1780______$3095h nsulato. Dll tho comforts lothot for $4000. 645-2233 ^ i i i•-250.4x4, ^ XLT Lort- rf home. 324-7969. 6 4 F o r d . V -8 . n o w '88 GMC^C Jknmy. 350, PS, ot, 35151 VV-8, 5 spd. AC. B, a u x B ^ tanks, ex. 3R RENT: Dump truck r^eols, motor, point. PB.ACVC, $ 6 ^ . 543-5154 cnjlso, au 'es,undor18,000ml. . N E ^ j & S E RV \ I C E I vith pups. Gravel, sand. 16-6101______aftor6pRnrn ca«t]res,i 911 I 2opsoll.J; Excavation, rock J z S li ^ ------$14,500.1>00. Con 733-3318. imUTYTfWLERSl om oval. 543-4782 i969F19 Ford ton pWcup, 390 '6 8 Toyijyota. extra cob. 4 ■ -■ R L >43-8643______enginvglne, AT, good cond., runner.sr. 5,000 ml on conv 1989 SIS515 4490 or C all W ard 141 B racken SL S. tvo hove buyers. TTtoAuo- ■ (CABFonjF1504x4, bumiportobum po por 2 (^ 7 3 & 4 e 5 3 1-600447-4490. 7 3 4 -6 2 9 4 U&HSI#tion Exchange. 324-1483 1992)2 Chovy, ( ton PU, ox- $ie.50500.629-4103. warrant!anty. $11,500. Fl- 734-4050 ^ — ..I —I tion indod cab. shortbox. —— — clng available. HONEY DO. INC.!! 1 0 0 1 3 Ford 9000 Diesel w/20’ v-6■6.5 £ speed, excel cood. 1985 Ch 396V______FENCESI Nolobtoosmalll b ji Spudnlk self unloader, igww rimiles. $12,500. Coll PW, '^pr'Ac“F ’nJw™ ; C a llOEWEVnJBBS iU $15.000.829-5133. 538.6J6-5777or736«J42. houst.Bt,new brakes, now l9»4Surt>Jurtjurbanfunytootf- FENCESI 7 3 4 6 2 7 1 m■ iiiirnsrfrtt AVIATION I ^Ip*; - w hoollola & tires $4600 ed, PW,3W, PL. losa than HONEY DO. INC. 32 “ 1007 I ^ Chovy % ton extended 7344C4068______10,000W ml.rr roar hoat ond g- FENCES! 965Cossno 162-H _*!: ab-bod. Sllverodo pkg, ", 78-2981 or 678-5475. ' BOOKKEEPINQ■ PORTABLE SPRINKLER ^ Chovy 4X4, PS, AC, ® Free Estimatiss 3200TT60<>«MOH.t/r80 ^ /C, P/S, cruiso. pwr SERVICE PIPES REPAIR Z «ks& w indow s, AM-FM rebuilt 350. new Into- if it DIDN3IDNT S E U HERE, i£Ain*o»coiisraiciK)«I ™When damage or deanlng gaDon^a fuol tanks, dual ra- ■19 Chovy stopslde. 327 locks $5500 or b est offor., w ohovol Computerized dlos. Northstar Loran, BCID. $1900. 543-5154 af- stor*toroo. Camper eheO. Exc] ovo buyers. Tho Auc- ■4738 ttonExch . Reasonable Rates1 Local; 733-9063 up tho bone pfle. Can . Mod43 C Intercom, otwaya • tor 60m. condDod. $14,900. 7 2 ^ 2 9 ^23-47 M argaret Tubbs• 1-800-733-9063 Clyde SprinWor Pipe hangerod. $38,000. Call ' (20$ 734-6271 Repairs g~438-5055 or oftor 6pm 20W36-5202. I ------TWIN FALLS M&GREMODEUNGB 1002 PLAN ROOM I AUTO PARTS & ...... -JobetobkJforOeoeralsr Old WtMid flooring'' - - SpecWiiJnglnhomo W ACCESSORIES Improvements. ALSO [SPECIWE HIM l ArHstry Hardwood Installation) helping handa and houao TINKER’S th0 turtm Irons tor Chovy 5 Finishing & Reflnlshing3 cleaning. Free Estimates, SmHKl£ISlLAKISCAPES u hole ^ rims. 2-205x7SRN mOLESALEE... I Call mornings 733-0504 tiros, like new. Camara P r i c e d At A NADA Wj » Painting (Inside &outr > Design • Plants ♦QratSng — P324«231la«vtma8. weed control, lawn rwwAig. moro In stock. NO. 1 Auto 9 N T H Reasonable Rates Porta. 324-8721. » 2 P E R M O N OT20M39-7231 FREE ESTIMATES. VartedSenrfcesAvaBaWe, AFFOnmBLE PATES „ 117^ Call 423-6940 ibie. 73WC02 ' JAPANESE ENGINES TRANS. Leave m essage. JA C K STEVENS — 4X4 specials. t into a I 1-800-365-3742______W ith No MoneyM Down1 you can get i 1 JEFFGUUBORNE 733-4786 I DEUVERED 1 9 9 4 Sulubaru Iinprezza 4 Door Setedan. Sand & aravel topsoil Landscape Architect i 1003 I ■ a J ^ C ^ O T H E R J C O M P U T E R for drW eways, •" Power raWng. sprinkler mstals S A L E S , a parking lots. etc. and repair, sod MvKfendng. ■ Buy your car or tme* at • A uUtomatic lc IVansmissiona *A ir Conditioning bee istnbrem ovaL Weekly ■ Auctton Exchange this S O V I C E . &I SHELTON'S ^ M iles B um per■ to Bum per - NORTHWEST . Saturday. You get tho • FuU Factory WoR^orronty •S Years/36,<»,000 S U P P O R T m^ntenan«.ReLsvaBabie. ■TREE SERVICE . r COMPAMY, INC. prtco you wont, that's how ,000 Miles Non-Dcduciictible Pow er IV ain Co'C o v e ra g e IgOurBualrmt*^ 7 3 3 -1 2 3 4 734-6 1 4 0 tree topping & removal. ^ a udkxis woric If you • S Years/60,0( Th* Compute Pi«» Shnjb trim or remoVal, bought It olso whara, you 415 ADDISON AVE CUSTOM RO TO nU JHG t Special paM too muchi Wo expect 734»16C7 fE H l l l M l l j M 6 ' TWer m o u n ted o n Winter Ratea ovor 100 acres & tnjcka ,v tractor. FREE ESTIMATES ^ this Saturday. Auction Exchango 733-7438 PI 324-UB3 Jorvmo WORK OF ARTI CaH MURRAY SMjornAooddbdrprqtetnn Home repair Qectrlcal, D & L TREE I r BARKMEN a t • S E R V I C E PInlo i Pony race car for iron. pluml}lng. ligM carpentry,J 7 34-6 0 3 0 . solo, olw r^ 0 top finish­ JIiniBISMIXKM■ Serving alt MV & —er, $600. Call Ron ot 788- SpeHdAg: Decks. FeodngHON il BJ’aUWNCARE Woodriver areas. i 4984 after 5pm.______Pordies, Remodels, Honea ' Mowing and C lean up. 733-4110. I dtpendeUisenla&Refa,nest M B yH ffCTSCT?! Free Estimates Mobile 420-TREE. I 1005 I Local 538-5165. \ ANTIQUE AUTOS Fn,Ban Woes. Ughten up your I * 1006 I 733.3S78 . interior wHti a new coat o( I SEW & HEAVY g paint I^EOmM IENj^ 31 BentlM'iHotiHCara I RATHER HAVE AN-A- ■ 7 ;4 Ksnworth conventional. . D aw 'i Excm tlng, IIK WECANHELP I 350 < Cummins. 13 apd. Wedoasnhalt . Jake brakes.PS. 240* W e ' v e G ot , J u s t wheel bsM . $14,900. C d A t Canyiy o n M o t o r s dilveways. ParWnfl lob : Gary at 543-8800. . Asphalt patdilno,10^, Whai,of Y ou're Lcooking Forir l . ------jradlngltopMH.., C*ll BruM m. Reis Plumbing 79 Intemattonal 4300 coo- I 733-7M3 ■ ^ & Heating, Inc. * ventfc>na). 400 Cummkia, 0 0 fM of 140. ^ 7 3 »<22l) o r 731.4221 13 apd. Jake brakaa, PS. I ■ -SjBpriDoJlO.W S.T lonth ^ t u , title & d e ale r D O C 1 iea R » m « M ln « 7 -'240* wheel b«8*;$14.900-^ I OAO V Naw Construction? 24Wday^d^^reek. WflfWmmllllt_ CanII Gary a t 54 3 ^ 8 0 0 , AU kinds olcontraclliig. 1967 FU 248* wheelbeM. , ELECTROLUX I NM dtctdtritnoi A lso d sd a ii..... 22* frame, 15 speed road ■nMindyourhouw V acuum c ie itw rs, ; J-ra n o e rrS IS OetroH. njoe-- ■ ' lawnaheda '= good$4400. Call ■ ^ ^ ■ 1 th a m p o o e rs, c en tral ii orb M X y ard ?““ RonHamey73M042 645-2233______RraKxwliKnttM. v a c s, aale e. eervtoee 1987 JDmode<410C bade SUB/ & repalra. Exp«lwo«l, t)oe. cab, heavy duty . ■ 's ra ,w - PRgEgsaffljiAlr, I ______7 914 4 ]FallB Avenue.» Twwin FaUs *734-8860 c 2 | 5 4 S ^ C A U - ROOnM&CWIMQI 733^6618 bMcket. 1 ou yd bucket Dal« Robinson wtth bolt on cutUoo edge, 7 3 4 - 2 9 3 9 wheel spacera, block - heater, oood oond. $28,600.78W 781__ ...... >■'-

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- '89 GMC 4X4. short VNDOL ■Is GMC Mini Blazor. ^ GA]i R Y ' S l lm S T L A LDS, B lf i M j ' .' 'ow f" '- tiros-wti-wheels. -loadod. Exc. Sh 862. -M lS O .o rb o s l offor.SX ; AC.cn,l,»,.73M8B: . :.6:00 p.m . Cell 676-4 COIN T IN UE i S T H I55 TUESl I 1 0 2 6 •89 Broncx) EB. S.• CAO « r . I H O NDA Will deliver. Excolcol 698 0 1o ld sm o b ile ■93 T o/ola’4x4.exeixc icond. — - I 'bodllnor PS.chromromo kll. 4 ' . wty S11.000 3 2 ^^926 9 : I 1028 ^ersary Spee c ia l > m ______1 IN F IN m□ '84 Dodge 1S00. UiU rom io '84 Chovy PU. 1 ton.an. dual ■ •SLT. 4X4. loadod.od. Sand whdols. aulomalic. Call stone color, assunsum oblo 934-8216 or 934-85: warranty & 6.5%)% lo a n . " 324-8839.______1 0 3 3 ^ ^ U N C O ^ 4 1010 L i . ■ V A N i BISES ^ 1975 Town Coupo. 460,rebuilt IronsIS ] 1976 Dodgo passe“ o n g o r 324-4552 or 324-27:■2724 -von. AT. AC. $1 -733-4896______1 0 3 4 1981 Dodgo 250 Clut tk, SS7050, Indudess V-6, ABS BrakeSrilLoaded cari 381. AT. AC. goodiM MI noi- '94 Novajo, 4x4. .LX.LX. 17K. „ I! ' F A C r O KE^PJUCE^OtSS ? 1 5 3 ; ; ^ • '^tion, $2800.733-441 moving, must soli.oil. Call 1990 Astro von CL.« " ^ 3 6 7 1 . LESS G A R r;;^S D ISCO U N T ?1J1862 -tions. now point. 6 I'i R X -7-»'. $ 3 0 0 o ^ ^ H U B _ mUes. $9000.324-424-4320. ffor. 10am-5pm 733-•33-8406 ■ Inniversary 1994 Dodgo Groi 1902 M azda 929, Croam- Ci S t k . #S 5 6 0 4 9 Corovon, Exc I opltons ^ S poecial t ...... n s , 5 , cond,PS.AC.ontW 0” 0l 991* ^ ^ ^ 0. Including irunk moi - txakos, tinted windDX. Ilko ‘88 F150 conversion no'v. 19,000 m».. S t a r p n g a 8 lom paint. TV. low - * 8 9 9 8 joxcet cond. S69'Z q I c , °v°r paym ents 934-^ .Cease $ ••offor. 734-7201. * ' ------i 1 0 3 6 ----- It...... '2 9 7 * * ■ p e r m o n t h # ^ N E W 199i>5 ------1 I M ERC URtY Y _____ OLDS AtiRi 1 0 1 5 ( 1989 S a b lo L S. lo loc a d o d . STOCKl I " I"* 67K. $6500. 438-57.•5756 &BVICKRIIVIERAmSl 1991 LoSabroLTD.k0 , toadod------pwr ovorylhingig $S 6 8 0 0 Only ono In th o va . 734-9442 8am lo:o Spm5| totally loadodi — — — -94 Sable, lowm m i . s s m s s I txaudful carlarl I— 1 - ) i 1 0 1 6' Coll 678-2857 L ^ A D I LAC ^ ------b i l l -63 c o u p o do'V lllo S p 3 | jg IboautK ull fS2 h l V . I n ?s°san I .352-9989______1989 Sontra XE. AT ______| . sporty. $5,250. 324- 1 0 1 7 ZX tu r- ^ C H E V R OLFT ^ 91 N is s a n 3 0 0 Z> bo,whlto,gray loatheilhdr int.. .’58 Chovy PU 4x4.<4 f foctofv mint condition, low m original 263 ong.n i R u m Best offor. Call 734-7 OK. lo ls of mochijchonical days, 734-7074 ovos vwxlc hos boon don K ? r ° io ^ Sporty & fun lo drivoldrt T S t E j \ i of pans avoilabloiblo. 320- i988N ls5anP ulsar.l MENDOVJ S A N N nVERSAR}m U S E D i 4510 o r 420-2510, m m m 1°:______now point. 94K ml,l,‘$5500*' 5 ...... j976 BlMo74x4ri;4. noods 733^576 or733-2002000 Usa H TTr~rriH V I work. $2800 or boslbos offor. . Call 764-2714 ovoaivos, I 1040 90 Chovrolol.4x4,7 6 1 ^ I o l d s m o bIILE i l ^VW ,6.2Dlosol..01, g o o d 1995 crow n Victoria 4 E ^ M B S S S cond. new tires, 3 !366^M53 .nice $3000. 436-58-5009 mako oftof, call 36i Of 366-7433 1 M 2 i l m SEDAN rieVILLE ITH 1 9 9 5 B U I C; Kk p a r k a v e n u e 1991 SUBARU LEGACYL 1993?3 ISUZU TROOPERI ]IS 1993 CAD. SI 1 M O ~ ^ #57012-1, Only #56038-1 $ IN '66PlymothVoIlant/i ... "22,29p #5703CH „ *21,330 good cond. $500lOoS's? 6,000 Miles...... !■.." 2 4 ,4 4 0 I ." 9 9 8 8 “ » 9 B 1 2 8 0 ZX. runsuns gro^Dt. 2690 ovos oflor 5pSpm ask ______- - I ...... ■' , ' I S $ 1 5 0 0 or bosl offer.offe Call for John. - 733-5392 after 6pm.6pn 1 0 4 7 1 0 2 1 SUBARU III ^ ^ D O D G E

•474D odfloPU . Go( 1991 Subaru Lego ,bor on iho back,Good or rub- wagon, 5-spo<»,. B j^ R m 1; rubber on tho front.<. ond now Immaculate. $8. :cond. 934-4391.ont. Good 837-4746 or 733-f 1992 GM(C SAFARI XT HOOPER 199i?95 MERCURY TOPA SAN SENTRA SE ______AZ 1993 NISSA tl 966 Colt Vistn. 7 p I « 0 8 0 8 6 - l #5802101, One 3 iger. front whool7 possorv I 1049A ...... " 1 3 ,9 9 0 O w ner...... "6995 ...:...... :.|"9999 9 . ' :no,66o .$1200-t»st offorool 73 drivo. I TOYOTA -1987 Dodgo Shodo 3T. m ns '< AC, dnilso. mt.odow. ox AT. Toyota Colica GT.ffor. Call ffa'fiin'-M :cond. 733-1530an. oxcolloni good, $500 offer 1 1TON VAIN )anor 6pm 733-4990 1989 C]:h e v y NT reel SRS , ______w\ i t h 1 2 5 0 P o u ni d L i f t ^ MM 1 0 2 3, I 1981 Toyota TorcoIres, oxco 1 sun roof, now tiros D______cond,$1200-( 284 Ford Escort V\ rt W agon 738-6522 a nico, $1800.C iJ73 <1733-0494 -92 T oyota Tercol.' 9NDA ACCORD JICK CENTURY S s f b i ' ''O'}) 1 9 9 0 B U IC •,’84 Ford Mustontnnn *? o 16.000 milos. -AC.Im Col #58023-1, $3800. Coll 733-74 #56029-1 1lalo. cossolto-Al A u to m a tic ...... " 1 6 ,5 9 5 .....J7S9S (208)728-5783 J89 Probo. oxc con cond. 72k _ _ ml. AC. storoo. AT. i m S i m i E ^ 3 2 M 097 AT. $4500, 4 1 0 5 0 ______| v o u « w ^ 1985 Ford mld-slzi tranny Looks good, runs Bo|a: Now ongino.)aL $1500 • $2000 Firm-cast bUos.mnsgrooL 733-7960 :ashonly. 734.726O olkswagot -H989 Ford Festhfo. ForSalo:1984Volkisol. $3500 ■ i l 60.0OT jjjtta jurtK) diesol. ' m iles. AM-FM ca ' . ' 4 m i playor. 4 spood. 1 9 9 3 P O Nm T A C nREBIRD I F O R D F - 2 S O . Coll 543-8632 [ r r s ______Jo. yellow # 4 8 1 3 5 .1 1 9 8 8 F ( 7 6 VW convortlblo. * 1 1 , 8 8 #48128-1, v-8, $5500.736-1607. " 1 5 ,9 9 0 L "10,988 A u to m a tic ...... 1990 Ford MuBta ) - 'c o n v e rtib le . Mu«Btano GT ^ 1099U £ R S ,.;$1Q.500^)ffor. Must 738 Soil. U AUTO DEAL! ,]990 Ford Range •fltTBtch cob. oxc.^ FAX tion. lowmBeooo.ixc. $ condl- .C l o v e s 7.64-271.O^$|0,495. Y O U i ^ 9 9 0 ford probo, b 0. bro a n d j \ t - \ Salr.67.006*.$59J ) 1 9 9 3 FORD O F "SPLASH" 1993 JEEP CHE;[EROKEE * 199414m TOYOTA PiC^CtoP < 61M >E3/4T0N *487-2950. 55950. Call /\[J >45^4;; " 1^4tM >D SSIFIED # 4 8 0 7 8 -1 # 5 6 9 0 M 1992 Ford Tempo,------TIMES CLASSI P ...... " l 4 ; 6 f ■ ;l481Z9-l-, Qflrtmlng^;"24,66p MENT ...... " 1 0 ,9 9 0 IP cond. low miles,ipo. m excel DEPARTME ' O J . . T u r ^ r H ( ^ - L ‘.'.... -:fef 734-6436 evwil 5 5 3 8 ------ay.°'- 208-734-5;

i s s s s s s $ $ $ « SSSSSSSSSS I NOUW P A Y IN G l o 4 E say B g g j u T H E S P 0 7 wmSTL I USED CARS ® i TRUCKS OLDSIVl/IOBII.E ICK I n p O o K m t r • B U H ISUZU 7 3 3 - 8 7 3 4 - 1 5 Z 6 V j « 1810 POUeUME RD. ■.1. -• TWIN P A U a lACROSI21 /l-iB O O -824- M 'S IIIK H immi ' SS ra O M MABIC V M U n ? 1200 dow n plus flrst paym cn equlred to start lease. ; plus tax, Utlc & $49.90 deala^ lc r d o cu m en tary fee. **30JO m o n th closedlcase, $120 $ 'All priccs ph ■ . A a k h lonthly sales tax. G u a ra n tct c « ^ e n d value ,$ 10,012.75 Oj•nt a n d security d eposit requl ^ e o i 'S M 5 5 ? S B 2 ^ r - $ Paym ent excludes m on MAIN AVK. BAST OAC...... , $ $ $ — — — r i $ $ ^ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ , M I ■ ■ J ; ; 3 ......