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m i .^ ± I V ^ T T 1Twin Fall:Malls, Idaho/97ch year,ar.:T No. 197 MIiTuesday, July 16,5. 2002 G o o d> MA ORNING r iggering W e a t olE e R Today: Stmi^r l e a c:hers v e s u with the '’ p a y i p 2 , chance of a o 38th to 33rd national!;lUy under th e few clouds. A Some worry IdahoI( budgeetwoesjeoppardize gainsIS °rily state school b possible thun* Legislature has ever Experercs discuss derstonn. Highigh 94, low 62. Thertie Times-News and According to thle e la te st teach er officuiLiiils w orried th at th e pay J. complete discretion c PageA2 rh« A—octated Pfwa salary survey releleased by the will widenwi' again as competition schools superi'rm.e„7S'° pros, consc American Fed‘deration of for teaeachers across the country. Democrat Marilyn/n Howard . . BOISE - Local school boardsis aand Tcochers, tcachcrers in only two intensilisifies. ^ implemented her priiriority f6r a U SIflSg gunI in light M a g ic V-Va l l e y Jtate lawmakers made signifiesficant Southern 'states n:made up more Thele assodations survey showed 5.5 pcrcent in crease(in ii the share ® ^ of salaries paid for tjy New CEO: Johnihn Kee will take “iridcs i' in dosing the gap bctwenveen ground th an thosee iin Idaho. Idaho’so’s average salary moving up ofjero:rome incident lational and Idaho teachcrr p a y But tijo 2.S percec e n t cut in state am ongng all the states and District stop tlie exodus of tra over the top offofficE at Magic ;ators support for the la:last school year of Coli ,t,_ e rs fro m Id a h o , aiand school ^ ^ . luring the 1990s, but educatc olumbia again during the lead. By Mark HelHeinz Valley Regionamal Medical areire now concerned the state: bibud- and restoration oof less than a 200001•01 school year, boards followed h er le ?W9 w riter______Center Aug. 1.1- get■fit Icrisis could undo it oIL point of th at for theh e fall has some T eacher a c pay advanced fromom ^(^seseeTEACHE:HERS, Page A2 Tlmes-Wewa Page B l JE R O> M M l E - m ig h t b>e e I lo r u n W r e stPLINGWITHi THE BEST = ^=^S8 hide. M o n e y ■ T hat coul b e I ‘I of action fo:for Sun Valley seen:en6: An annual • A . J in tru d e r in th e conclave of mever (cmaifi iinoriy i m h e r e n s u e d , s a a i i d ______J J e r 0 m Araaltl^ke;:TjJVnivOTtySies Police Deteci‘tective Dan Chatterton. ,, to develop^ cbisomputer that ev idident e that tlie woman ^ shot herselfiieir with the ..i57 T can cany on'aiconversarioh- cc V / num - liich had heen loaded . PageC3 B B I w ith .3 8 Si;Special caliher ^ tridge.s-ChaChatterton siiid. Hni ' dence the home also indicates H O p ih iio N I ,' .■ th a t ebody else in Uie I 1 there had heen strug- I A lobbyist's fareiireweil: Paiiy gle, he said,lid. So it was prohahly . * industiy spokesnssman Lewis m during thee .struggle that she acci- Eileis managed:d his1 roles MUa *NKlA«Tla rtM dentally wouivounded herself. rather well, tods'd£^s editorial Police on Tuesday‘ siill hadi.i't Rulon Gardner, worid champlonpion and reigning Olympic gold says. Id medal Qreco-Romsn wrestlertier, watches a pair of partlclparIpants In tho Kimborly wrestlingfi m ad e anyy ar no t camp practice a takedownI mtmaneuver. Campers will get an'another chance to leam from tt . PageAS It the champion today. For thee storysl and more photos, pleaso!C SCO releasingg tlthe woman's name. ^ page 6-1, Chaitenon>n s: said. She ___ ble condition a n d w as exi>e!X|)ected lo m ake ii C o m in g "I pleie recover)ver>’ from her woiituls, u d g e : Of f f i c i d s bi l r o k e l a v v w i t h G yWOm]l i e s i n The bestt choice?cl - ByClKChad Baldwin ations in the count:Ity - th e la s t to alloww f for th e proccss of orderlyy dtange of drcumstance^i:es or newly in lightI of of whilt IiaiJpeiied in «»*lew» wrtter______CAFO moratorium1 eexpired Jan... planning,ng and development of landd discovered health, .safeifeiy or wei- Jerom e, isi itit w\ ise to u se ii g u n fo i_ ___ 29, and new appli(lications are . in a reasiasonabie or timely man-I- fare issues...” self-defense ii lOISE - Twin Falls Countynty .iKing handled underer new .county ner,” wrcvrote McLaughlin, an Adaa Tlic county commissicsion. begin- That depenpends, law officers s;iItC , commnmissioners broke the lawt in ' ordinances. But th e ruling-unlessru Couniy/ jijudge who was assij^edd ning July 10, 2000, apprproved five Tuesday. ■ blockeking construction of newew it’s overturned byly the Idaho the casese from the Sth Judicialll succesjave 120-day CAF(PO morato- Venturingng alxiuii lo look for aiC Nature-ln]4n8plred doineties and expansion of existinging Supreme Court ~ cou])uld sct prece* District.t. *' “ Five successive morato->• riums while officials workedw to intruder iss probablypr not the iiesr: operaiTations for about 19 months,;hs, dent to prevent cotounties from ria overr aa period of m ore than onec revise county livcstoci)ck regula- course of fictionactii fo r ii h o m e o w n e r Artworic, gardensms and music 4th District I Judge Michaelael imposing more thanri itwo 12(klay year is; ninot a reasonable time inn lions. In November 200301 - whljc _ amied )r„r not,n Chatterton said. will combine attthisyearls tl McLaiLaughlin ru l^ Monday, moratonums oo certirtain types of wiiich toto deny the issuance of a the fifth moratorium wasw: stm in instead a personper should, if at alt ea land development. class o f p Hailey Garden 7b he dedsion lik ^ won’t affea f pcrmit-s barring a show-^ placc - dairym en and p'1'eRas.w.otl pos.sible,rail caU the police and then confined ahimal feeding oper*>er* ■ '*The d e a r intent of th e (law) Ls in g by tnthe county of a materialll PiDaso see CARIFO, Page A2 try to leavvc e the t ht)use or find Wednesdisdayin place to hide. HII The Timesie»«ews i : > . ybody who decides ■ ■ 5 n d s e c o E n f o r h o m e lush defei nomy as Si t o c k m alarket sw^aa y s s S St the training to ose ,, Chatterton1 aan n d o th e r p o lic e s;iiCenter at the‘ rcJativcly strong retail s gerous than not heing Comics . . . .C4 Movies M . . . ,B5 Fresiiisid e n t Bush declared M ondayiay ------U n iv e rsr s i i t y ' o f A la b a m a ’ss what Bush termed his i ™ arm ed a t all. t the U.S. economy is “funda*da* r a te s c a n d a ls a n d gham campus. “I’m very ryi>oli(y. H I I ' ,CommunftyCl-2 Nation Ni ...A3-5 ‘•“ '•I id slumping Birmingh / UTition’s sound m onetary l e e d t o k n o w . H H ntally strong” and is poisedied financial markets. optimistic;tic alx>ut our economy.” Wall Street, thougli, i Computers .C3 Obtoartos..B2 01 .provided yoi,.„doin(;.,ng. nnd you need to use growth, his latest responseI to “There is a bettei:er day right He reciccited a list of indicators CrosswonJ. .85 Opinion 0 | . . .A6-7 publiclile worries spawned corpo-pd- ' around the .corncner for all to justify.fy his position, such as aI Please see ECONOMYVIY, Page A2 Please Plea see GUNS, P.if;c a2 ^ | bearAbty..t5 Sports Si .. .01-3 Horoscope .85 ■Weather Wi ..■A2 T i r Tho family of ., '. _ ^ | i ^ ____ J. _____ .west:..:.;..:.B4. „ Jr;lo we’re t; » %T ' feloruelies Monday in a surprise de ? following a sur- IP did so knowingly al»iMUt here,” Brosnohan said. prise spares him life in prison ar and willinglyr’'he ULindh’s mother, Marilyn1* WWalker, HD sSe res his cooperation m th terrc a brokroke down outside the courtlurthousc agreem ent. wMtuww . la^invinvestigators...... ea plea, prosecutors as} shesl called him on “honest,est, kind, ^ -Undh's father-, , ■ Lindli£ifooes'a m a ^ u m of 20 yea imce for the, public humim W eM idaloviisson.."_____ Frank ______ilassffio d 'ad s— irrikisc thefifscI m ^ortri^ < Oilindh was set to be medlA At 0r26r~1^^H H fl right, ,betweereM^prosici^tors and defen!.a n d John Walker Undh ^ ewarontexTorism. andiid now will be sentenced Oct his daughter ^ after a wedtend of jiegoti added. _ Paul McNulty’said • MiM onday’s ev en ts leav es ZacariasZai t^aoml.wlth thatj^ided aftier midnigktrrJu ' IniB C cepting'the;strong case agoinsc ' Mououssaoui, the FrenchmimI chcharged i beforabe was sec to appear U foredosed the chanto reserve * li^ c e d ...... w ith(Ih'conspirlng with the Sej Undh's mother '■*y - , ■ courtbc « e ”evidence in sources"tfi for other hljacjackers, as the lone marqueeee defen-i . Marilyn pro^i^nw sefrvicu as a soldi!ense ' scheduledthei d aint n t awaiting trial on ternirro r^ m m 2 tf I 677-4C i .Taliban um yev. abotl“ti*- ■ , u:s. Attohiey Pasentence. This is on chanlorges. ' • prosecutors h ad a st “■ ...... lindh btKwanted to .wdvezy vitkl reso Idler.cem^CBSes. V - • ■ •l ' '■ ^ i . ‘Hltisisacougbse tlniM ^ew t. Twin1 FolFallt. Idaho TuMdty, July 1 6. .2(2002 TF FORECCASTFGORMAGIIG VALL]EY AccLccuweather.com

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reMrtcrs, also3 sosought to cast the Teacher;:rs IEconomy^ volatile marketsets as a temporary, - aberration ratheither than a sign of ; ...... Continued from A l states lost ground on the n;national salary. To roachrei the $25,000, ContlmMd from A l long-term economlom lc problem s. I'iliM Cii|)|ii.-dit-ii 11 (k'fiK it; TTeacher t pay ' average “ during the 1990s)s as th e stipends are offeredofl to beginning anample evidence of the jitterj■-ry eco- “After iatge5 periodspt of grow th------(if ML-iiily Kiiins (111 untillatioiKiI aver- a ■ o't how Idaho 1999-2000 spread ^1 among all the statiates nar- teach ers. It would wc be a prohibi* pcnomic mood, as the Dow'Jones J come corrections-ns - that’s pan of the l>iiy. a liirg c l ih e achcr salaries compared rowed. n tively costly mmc easure to m ake th e ' industrial average plungeged by private cycle off thth« e m a fk e t People iK'L-n in ttiin n ;ii sincc-liu tn those of oihcr sta te s in •Starting teacher sulararies in base $25,0000 because1 it would more than 400 points Moilonday have seen thathat come and go • I'Yoni llic 1'J‘)1-‘12• ^‘•■''""1sc ific regionon and Wllh the national Idaho Ic remained buriedJ at the bump up everery teacher’s salary before be rallying late in the sessionse before,” Fleischei:lier said “Markets wlicii ic;iclicr piU'y averaged; avctnec:•: bottom bl of the list, althougigh 47th • accordingly, DoDonicht said. to p<^st only a modest declinele. take care of thems. p e rc e n t Wyoming $34,188 524,168 di.strict di for the 2001-2002Z :sdiool the state's financialfin situation .“He’s never really demon!instrat- Tiow plans to deveievote much of his' , Ill' ilic fialio tta l HI-'' Montana $32,121 $20,969 year,yi a 7 percent increasese from worsens. ed in these speeches a gra:■asp of sum m er to th e issue.issu 'I'liai w a s il 41 p c tc c tu an upbeat note’ •ent in c re a s e Orcaon $45,103 $29,733 th th e 200(M)1 average, llia tt sshould "With all theth' retirements in the reality of the situation,”»” said In striking an wliik- liiu naiional nveiiverase rose Nevada 543,083 $28,734 bc bc enough to put Idaho ininto th e our state a nd aU^ states, th a t n eed ^Sen. Jack Reed, D-Ri, chairlinnan ' Monday, Bush brolbroke no new policy lia i'c ly 2G pLTCcni iuui nomic ground. Instead,d, h e stressed w hat ,uid Idaho's U.S. avo. S4L820 S27.989 low lo 40s if not the higli 30s)s in the to remain conompetitive is still of Congress’ Joint Econc .ivt-r.ific- a n in iiil ie i in c r e a s e d ass(x:intion’sas next survey. there and i Committee. “All you’re gettiiting is Fleisdier called!d “ th e stren g th of even greater,” and th e administrB- .iH pcrcL'tit on th e stalie's le '' (Irainat- Sour Burco: American Federation However, lhat minimumn salary Shackelford the hortatory expressions,s th a t th e economy” and J s a id . “ W ith tion’s efforts “toke3 keep th e economy ic t'Coiuiinit expansion.n. of Teachers is i.s nn unfunded mandatete. The resources muchich tighter,' we won- eveiything ; is fine." "U’e were so far behi: lurent moving in the ri^ti^ t directioa” eiiiiul that a ______stistate will pny a little moreire than der where wee area going to be in Bush referred to the cur special focus ]i:id to hebe tnaile in market gyrations as a resusuit o f His speech follo'ollowed by ju st six r’re in a more competi- 523.000 S2 per teacher, Icavir'ing the the future.” . the stale,” Idaho Hd “the economic binge we just1 \went days his much-pubpublicized address live i.c.siiiition than we were a districts to pick up the rest.it. S ch o o l d isstricts tr have done .Association DirccK through” in th e 1990s; o n W all S tre e!t t concerning ci the ^ain,"hesaid. “Another legislative sleiieight of what they couould, he said, but << .Shackelford said. "Foi' “ T h e r e w a s e n d le s s pr’; sued,sn cun- had not issusued written findings hurt hut economically by the morloratori- m o re th a n two tw moratoriums, ConContinued from A l lenilinK the contuy hadid vviolated showing thatat public health, .safety ums, um althougli their lawsuit di body’s a th re at to you, then you did not McLauglin indies[icated. coir:om m on sense,” C hatterton sst a id can u se force to dc iheir rights with invalid,lid. overly or welfare werewe in peril - or show- seek see diunages from tlie count)Ity. “/Vny o ther int 3 d efend y o u r s ^ , ? ...... mtcrpretation would “]“I recognize th e r i ^ i o f pe<«ople he said. “I ihirik w restrict ive reniiiaiory contntrols. n ing that thohose conditions had "It's important to knovow m y lead to absurd rc ik w hen you a re in r c ^ t s , eith er forev- to;o dt e f e n d th e ih s e lv e s w'ith it a your home and1 somso eb^y comes After adopting a new■ CiCAFO sit- changed andnd warranted further clients die only souglu judicial11 irelief c r binding tlie handshn of th e county ■ nj-g; irearm, but it’s sort of a dououble- in and is sneakin( ing ordinance and allowowing the tnoratoriums.i.s. bccaasc bcc diey felt they had noIO oUicr or providing thetie county w ith carte q Jo king around, then fifth nioratoriiim to expixpire. ihe Plaintiffs■s ini the case are fhe option," opt said Boise attorney idge sword," said Twin FallsF that’s usually a prettypre good case." :y Scott blanche to i^suele successives m orato- pgijrolice Capt Jim ^unn. “If t county commission askedled for the Idalio Dniryirymen’s Association, Campbell, Cai who representers, Loebs said;.< mission's actions were “caj'capable of aiion owner?ers David and Leslie Deputy E County Attotorney But he found theth< law to be dear nal firearms training, Chattciterton Among those miglnight be just how'I re|>eli(ir)n." Snclson, Clcilear Creek Loan and Rosemary Ros Emo^' said countyty com- that written findiridings arc “a funda- aid.S clearly violentIt ian intruder’s, And the judge nik'd thatliac all five Mortgage owriwner Jnck McCall and missioners mis haven't decicided mental prerequiluisite” to justify a ^ Getting well-versed in wheilen to intentions are, hetiesaid. s moratoriums were invalid,lid, largely radio and telitelevision broadcnstcr • whether wh« to appeal the sumimmary moratorium. ise a gun Is just as importan“ t « I t’s n o t legal toto shootsl som ebody ______judgment j u d ruling to the ItIdaho The couniy■ didd: issue written earning how to use it, said St^fS who is dearly threateningthr only I Supreme Sup Court. findings two n Igt. Bryan K rear of the TwinTi property, not ot Siiml.i> S7.IX) («:fx r week, daily cinly S5.(X> “ ] 1 months after it ®8,V : o t h e r p e o p le ’s ( jrcuhiiiijn “I don't necessarily agree:e with imposed the fifthfdl moratorium, but 'alls Police Department. health or lives, KKrear re said Oiinirl U'uldrk. I'irriiliitionoiKllrcclor < »tik.-Siind.iyd.y only.Sr.M) per week. allill aspects c of th e decision," EmoryEi they came too late “It’s a personal right of peo Sales Ui\ incliiilcii.lcd ill ;ill nbove rales, A said ate, the judge wrote. ^ eople The fact is thatlat eevery situation >aid. “ I do tliink th e countyy com- McLaughlin diddi not rule on all fo0 owno' a gun. But get the tn C irciil.iti'iii |ili77-4042( Jally !_•} rhe ruling 3 law situation. But therelere may b e situa* - l.'»2 Third -Si, W,. Twin biggest issues in the Generally speaking, Idaho 1 Twiti l-'iill-. l-'alJv. tdalio. K.1.^0.^01, by.K%ic.Vnlley McLaughlin ^ wrote that state Ivors residents and homeoiiown- -tions .where.thatlat can'ti bappei}.* .iml oilier ;ireits ...... j le and Campbell nc.. a divisiim of I.ee • illows a county to adopt two rs, said Twin Falls Couiunty right away.” l-jiicrpriws. t»ctimll1.Klifdls paiJ at Twin |-.ill» lay d a y moratoriums-one on an e rosecutor Grant Loebs.' . Suliscriprion races; hy Tlic Times-Ne.News, Oificial tily and . genejency basis and one on.an inti[ . S ' "Tl'oplaintlftsrts may not wish to pursue any o therissues, e r once they ...... -“You* are-allowad-to^efef e n d • — Tmua-Neuis rqportsr-MarkHeim'^ m t ------H.inicili-liM-f>:il.til> ;inJSun.Suml.ts S4 newspapercr |puf\uanl lo Seelion fC- basii)asis - as long as they’re accot )n," Emory said, "u youraurself and your home agka i n s t can be r e e le d a1 t 73735^238 brbifc-Z I>cf vn-i-k: SumI.iy only. S2.50..Viper week. <’f "'C > C‘CotJc. TTiiirvlay is hereby nlied ic c by written findings^thnf i ^ decision,' U c d , = f c d inlg g lhat these were itniders. And if you feel soco m e - . rrtaQ a t m heinz9m^agicvalleifxom. ai T. Mj iI miI'Wii[1Iiiiiu miuvI he p-iiil.mli,.ufcoi. be „welfare. c lf ^ the issues theyly w' e re m o st con- re tlel.very is |.„ „ ,n a ,ic r. pleatc pli tend change nf un cem ed about, ancand if they vron on noi iiijliiLiiiicil. Mj II m es: AM,11 ItJIJah.. nies; “The original written find P.O. B«* 54K. Twin KalK 3 diese issues, they iliiilv ,imlSiiiul;i) S6.(H) perr wcweek, daily m^ho seerve rv as a benchmark as to v ey m ight n ot b e os ------—C o rRRECTIONS — ^ only |"• concraicdXutllIt th e others.” he spedfic health, safety and A story Sunday Incorreci per week Om of slate rales;:s; tUiilly and - i*«BievS>r “ Comobdl saidid Ihe needs to talk A iCtly July 29 and 31. SigrSignups are from : arc issues w ere a t th e tunc “of “ “ to his d ie n ts abou lentified the hometown of ct issuisuahce j of the moratorium," >out how they w ant con* '8 ajn. tb 530 p m^ JJuly 20 at T h e - , . victected murderer Ron LaffenM ty . S h o e & T a d e ^ o p i i '/ew s telephone (dire!recto:y. - judgudge wrote. **Ihus if a subscqi tpinjerome. , •> ^ T im es-N c t,in y only reacdon— "Laffeifferty’s'vlctlnjrtilrslfitfiisitF’li ealth, safety or welfare 'fs Is lh a t w e S i pl« C irculation (D aniel WaJocJock, Circulation Director)) ...... X x t 1 occcurs cu following the issuanci pleased that Judge Brenren^a W right Lafferty; w a s A f r o n t - p a g;e e photo on > V £3 M cLaughlin ag ree«ed w ith o ur ano^< from Classiflcd Advertising (Dc(Deby Johnson, Manager) ...... Ext. 2 thele originalc moratorium , th e bt om K im beiiy. R on L afferty wW M .___S a tu r d a y in c o rrftcictly tlj itotified a X sis o fth eZ aw ?1 ib>b iiaicL ...... - not. 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K arad rescardiing President Pervcvez '.'.TV'Pakist;kistan's Islamic cxtrem- Stroke prjrogram U" Musharraf should kno' J.S. stockj:piles pr© “Allah is there and cacan possib to xision W(weapons get his revenge," sai tracks patatients’ , S aecd, a 28-year-old foifor- Deccmccm ber on Higlit from mer student at th e Paris t victims arc treateded with the dot- the proproduction rate of laser-guid- , [holy war). Pearl was kille The trial has c (- busting drug TPA\ ciiatd might not ed bomjm bs, a d d e d a shift to assem-d Stockpilingg guided weapon)ns e n ra g e d A body believedbeli it> b e Pearl'.s- Pakistan’s Islamic militai I only save their livesliv but keep ; ble sateatellite-goided bomb tailkitsts U.S. {wmb manufacacturers have Increased pro tant move- was found I inin May in a siiallow sroductlon of high-end ment. which con.siders MusharrafM grave in Kanic I them from b eing disdisabled. and bO'boosted production at onele smart weapons. Hei jnichi, but results from lere are som e of the weapon)ons the United States a traitor for backing thjhe United DNA tests have nut been _ j Many simply donion’t get to the anunununition factory to its highestst is stockpiling. j hospital fast'enou States in the war againsnst terror- announced. lough, because ' level inin 15 years. ism. I TPA must, be givenen within three Somtme of the ordnance will -hours of the firstrst symptoms. replacece weapons used in the war" - - M ___ Saeed .and his co-defeifendants Salman Saqib, Fahad i Hospitals also) Ib e a r so m e in A f'^anistan, ^ but another rea- J N aseem || pLAG P' and Shaikh Adil - sat mi P O L E S m H i i ' ...... ■ ' A J ... responsibility: Onene recent study son for3r i the buildup is to stockpile as Judge Ali Ashra N FLAGS IN STOCK found fewer thanin ai quarter of wcapor)ons for possible military I .announced liis verdict. eligible patientsnts who had action1 a; ogainst Iraq, analysts say. WELDING I ■ All four m en w ere con'mvicted of [j 3311 C.Cantor W. j arrived in time got this crudal Presi2 sident Bush has said he murder, kidnapping, cor Y, Id > 423-5375 M treatm en t. w ants> totc see Iraqi le a d e r Saddamn Joint Direct Attack< Paveway Series , T 1 o m ah aw k onspiracy jjBBBaoaasBsC-aiUsiiBBSusssSBBOBaali ■ ■ I A miijor new5W p ro g r a m , H u sseein ii removed from power,r. Munition : Laser'Guided . (Cruise Missile ordered by Congr* ; Bombs ■ f A long-range, jol- [ improve stroke care.cai It would ch^icaical and biological weaponsts foil bombs in any P avow ay b om bs aro ppowered cruiso , J establish a monitoriioring system to seel ecking nudear bombs. Bushh woathor using an inertial" ; guided lotheirtargols track exactly how’ hospitalsho tre a t defense S ecretary D onald H.[. navJoatfonol system and® ! by lasers that aro hfrom Navy ships u a global posllioning I smke patients, to iuncover the Rumsfdfeld say th ey have no imme- i poioled at Iho target aand submafinos. ;t system located In tho I m issteps a nd to fixX themtl . d ia te pi;plans to go to war against First u so d in iho tail. The bombs can bo : by troops on tho F Dozens of hospitpitdls in eight: low ever. 1991-1992 Persian d launched from a wido ; ground Of from aireraft : 1 Chaitnheis I ^ le job of Central Command Q _ states_are pj^lot-teso?sang the Paul . ^ a------rang® of altitudes trt------— abovo,______Gul.l_War.______C Cbverdell NaFionional Stroke bepreparedfor'thatlraq— . . . g l R e g istry , n a m e d foi ngency, and that plan iss ' straight and levol flightI for a Georgia '" " '‘"p ^------or-by dlvifjg aircrafl.------se n a to r who d ied o f ia s tr ik e t» o probaMblypre^-well-in-ticvelop-— ; y e a rs ago. m e n t,” said ; retired Rear Adm. Only T h e program won'on’t track just Stephenicn Baker, a former navali SOURCES: Hoylhoon Co.; BeBooing Co. AP who gets TPA but;t everye aspect tions director for Central1 • of stroke'care, fromm paramedics’] " land. nTorc would be necdtded for an gets in lessss itime. speed answering; thetl 911 call le thing they need to do iss a tta c k on Iraq. P ik e saaid it ono Navy admiral 2 9 9 and how well emergergency rooms j j the ^ sto^pilcs up, particu- T h e m ilita ry still hihas only a has credit'iitcd the JDAM with }f the laser-guidcd bombs? fraction of th? 40,000 j give the brain ^an,m. to rehabih- ‘ ifJ. 0 to 5 0 ,0 0 0 increasingg tthe lethality of an air­ * 2 2 per m(month DAMs and Tomahawk mis- JDAMs it wants, saic tation and preventic.tion of a see. lid analyst craft carrierie r fivefold. ond stroke. Indeed Jo h n P ik e of GlobalScciicurity.org. “It’s onlyly w h en you stiu-t think- led, Improper m^M : “T hey h ad obviously i preventive care i iM stands for Joint Direct y u sed up a ing aboutt that il quantum leap in 2 IS a n o th e r A tm rl^k nMunition, the satellite- significant fraction of f' w h at w as a ir pow er I( major problem: l^s^ss than half * lethality that it starts d bomb that has been a1 on hand, and w hat w asson ( hand a to becomc of patients at higligh risk of a S ' le plausible that you te U.S. weapon in the war year ago was only a srsmall frac- could taki st;*okc becausc of ike militory aciion of irregular i„ Afgha,hanistait Military planners! tion of what they warnmt to have against Irairaq without having a heartbeat get the i le protective i„ve Ihelie JDAM for its pinpoint on hand,” Pike said., massive, multi-monthm (troop) blood-thinning drug v Ig w arfann. accuracyicy a n d relativ ely low cost P red sio n w eapons likike JDAMs bbildup liktike they had a decade “T h ere is a hu g e gj J gap between oflessthithan $25,000 each, would be key to any' attacka on ago,” Pike2 said.k what we know and w 1 what wc do” Aboutut 9,000 new JDAMs have Iraq, since they wouldd iallow the A Boeingng Co. factory in St. j to fight strokes, sayslys Dr. Lee H. been bui3uilt this year, compared United States to focusus its fire- Charles, Mo.,M assembles the ' Schwamm of Massassachusetts with aboibout 10,000 total by the power on Saddam’ss )military. JDAM kits,ts, which fit over the— ' Cci^iudlo ^2^tdec> I f i , G en eral H ospital, whiw ho is p repar- e n d o f' lalast year. Analysts have infrastructure while miminimizing tail of 1,0G,000-pound or 2,000- in g to an aly ze th e2 first fi results estimatetted that more than half of civilian casualties. TheIC accurate pound “duriumb” bombs to turn (208)678-6•6997 • (208)734-9*-9520 H from Massachusetts'tts’ pilot reg- the firstrst 10,000 JDAMs were weapons also allow tlthe same them intoIto satellite-guided istry. u se d inn Afghanistanj and even n um ber o f planes to h itit morei tar- weapons. I______"Serving the AM agic VaUey Since" 1 I 9 H 4 " ^ ______Medicalare chief saays don’t c(count on feeds p " B O ISE (A P ) - A tl V to p fe d e ra l i-i S59 billion more than1 hhad been health official toldi tlthe nadon’s can't akisays^'eyott ■ cxpcctcd. - • I M€'ore jobs at g o v ern o rs M onday' ncnot to count The House lastt m o n th X . on support for oneJ olof their key m o re’money. t) I kticm that's approved legislation thiiiat would priorities - getting WaW ashington to spend S320 billion overtr 10 years pick up a greater sharesh of the • ^frustrating. ’ to ad d a p rescrip tio n didru g plan ‘ costs of providing henhealth care to to Medicare, the healtilth insur- p/" 2 th e poor. > ance program for seitior.jr. dtizens. ' ’G^ Prep at CSII “ W e c a n ’t a lw alys y s give you - T o m Scully, Under the measure, thelie federal __ * :0U.EGE OF — more-money.I-know-iiw-that’s-frus------— govemmenfcould-gri{ ra d u a lly — ------«"l-great career;r opportunity trating,” M edicare AdjAdministrator Mcdl(dicarc administrator assume the cost of drd ru g s fo r ^ SSOUTHERN O I Tom Scully said at a meetingi of about 7 million seniorir citizens IDAD A H O ■ ■ the National CGovernors 18 monthsths and a block grant of - eligible both for Medicic a re a n d A ssociation. “B ut w e oio re tiying to $4.4 biUioilion that states could use Medicaid, meaning aI ipossible ■ rk^ii h elp you ... m ak^ th e i le money you for healthth corei o r so d a l services, S38 billion in savings;s for the D ell,I, th e w orld's #'#1 com puter suupport team , is have go as far as youI cscan.’’ G ovemmoirs c consider the mea- states. 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N/-\t i o i Soleimn cen andfill ssearch^ . NEW YORK (AlAP) - The grue- I r .• • som e task of pickircing through th e , :'r- IS vary widely for World Trade Cenenter ruins for • • human remains-fi-fin o lly e n d e d ------H iH v ire of WTC site Monday with a mournfulm cere- . • NEWY(V YORK (A P )-S ix ty -to 70. : W ' p e e k \ mony at the Statei ten Island land- taflnii stoiy offlcjfflce buildinjgs, stores, cul- ^ Q g Q H ' \ fill where the worl From the TV >rk has gone on m W B rural centrenters and a memorial to for th e p ast 10 monDoths. H S I H th e d e aad d ae re in d u d e d in six alter* s h o w G e tS m e "The people whc ho \vorked here |S H |I . nativeI prproposals for the World IO Ja m e s Bone to recover the ri w ho T ra d e Center Cc site that will be’ movies, spy worked here ro gl’ Rive .som o'klnd— H H H ^ released?d oon Tuesday, gadgelry has of closure ... to somime extent, tliis O ffidalsrials fam iliar w ith th e pri^''! diiy fs a day to sayly th an k you to fascinated the p o s a lsi said sa that all six^woufd^' you,” Mayor Michatiael Bloomberg « ^ public. Now.V, real r ■ . l l rep laces ththi e 11 m illion sq u are f s p said at th e F resh KiKills Utidfill. spy lools will/vill b e ^ | | H | | M of officeze aand retail space lost R eliitives of someme of the 2,800 j||H | on the Sept.pt. 111 attack w ith a d u s ^ > ' at t h e H | | l M | H M victim s d ab b ed theileir eyes during bu ild[dings in mucH shorter than. Intomatlonala ' S py the 25-minute cereremony, which Vl'- thellO-stb>-st6ry tw in iowers. M useum in induded moiirnfnful bagpipe T h e officoffidals, who spoke on con- ' Washington, music and an inve from of anonymity, also sold ' BO.C.,oper> th e Rev. Jo h n Ryiu'iin, w ho asked that each'ich version incJudes a siib- • the audience to “pray“] for our Friday *»»*<*• sta n tia lI mm< em orial to th'e,victims. dead, give them resi.;st e te rn a l.” ^ „ , ey said only four of the .The landfill hecacamo li.e fim,1 •arcWnefot Bu, they i et aside the “footprint” of.; stop for the trade cfiitcrci niliblc. I"™"" rers for a m em orial - a k g & which was delivere re d by tru c k tholr head JtheclMlne demandd 01of many victims’ faiv ^ and barge and thelen so rte d fo r ceremony sesseil. lies. rem ains, p erso n alI property r and nx plans are rou^ dram E criminal evidence. a n d stof the landfill not deta'ileia'iled a rchitectural r e n d S E A t th e h eig h t of tlthe operation, ted a bi nd represent the first 7,000 tons of maiaterial were remains, isouncE ioniil Spy Mur.oiitii . J Jy identified w^t'*"o'ulrould be a contentioiw'* AP processed each da>ay as workers The e? tl as IDs and series of>f sisteps to redevelop the wearing respirat'otors watched lower \ een returned iS-acre sitesite. A final design is set ' d e b ris go by a conanveyor belts month, a I iN ew spy museum i / tcfbeseleale a e d in D ecem ber. I I expoi)ses sne^:aky pastc R O N E ^W E E K I

WASIlLNGTUNi)N (/U*) - Iin a^n e m aseuieum ’s advisor>’ Iwards, includ- ;.i ^iin disguisedI iis a silvers' tube in}» foformer FBI nnd CIA chief lip s tic k . <1 ciitn erii h id d e n WiLiarliiim W ebster and retired KGB lii-liiixi .1 I'oiii l)ijbiiiton or a tree Gen.I. COleg Kiilugin, helped gather * 1 1 3 Miiin|) ivallyilly an eavesdrop- moret]e than 1 ,(KK) spy tcwls from the-he- IC m lZIJLUJ Unitedted S tates and other countries, l‘rs I'or tliL- IIL-:ne.vt Jiinies Bond includiading England, Ea.st Genminy iiL.nt-? M;iylv. and tile til' Soviet Union. About 600Ofl illsfi genuine )4ei tools of pieceses will be di.splayed initiiilly. s|)vcnift. usL-cl hv O N T l iteitis ».;<• on disp]splay when the the ColdCo War by operative.^ for Iiiti'nuitional Spvly >Museiini opens the KGB,K( the former Russian se c reet t police and inlelligence I N N O FR I T H A l > Oi'fiani/LT.s • it’s the first pul>- ageno’.ic>'. The 4.5-mm one-sliot lulx: lie m useum in chehe United States wascaLcalled "T he Kiss of Death." (k-dicaied to esjiioiliicinage, iind tiie •Thuriie coat with buctonhdle cam- JIB JF only .,L'k to b ib lic aal l times, when by a dedevice inside che iX)cket, the , M.isi-s as.si.uned 12 Isra e lite s to center;r a network to coverr they’retl asked to adopt - I • nhi.iiii "the earlicrlie s t iin d b e st nam e,:, ;i|iige and reason for travel. Inielli^L-nL'f ot' thele ddesigns of the They2y ican al.so create and break sccrett C(codes and test their ability Mu^elltn officiacials recently to findd «examples of common sur- lioti^ltt tile letter■ frfrom i) priviite veillancince, ordinary-looking spies ccillectoi. It h ad remiiined re: with or deadild drops - prearranged loca-:i IS H Sackett's laniiiy untimtil ;i lew years tio n s wlwhere undercover opera- aj'o and wa?< l epriniiin ted in a news- tiv e s and their handlers ■ I>apL-rin I’MI. ex ch anmge j messages, money or ■ H "|-;spinnai:e isasol.s old as recorded the good)ods. W M B - ' tinic, attd proi)ahlyy older,"o siiys K. Exhiblibiiions director Kathleen P eter l-^ariiesi. a 3f)-j^fvyear CIA vet- . C oakle}ley says patrons can see i-r.iii u'iio spent tw•< od I decades in the w hetherier they m easure up ;i.s spies, H .ifieiicy's c lan d estinne e; sen-ice. He is "W e.e hopeI that visiiors keep Ill's e.Necutive asking5 themselvestl that question: H ‘Couldd I e v e r u se th at? Could I H l-'iirnier spies whoho serve on the ever dolo tthat?’”

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Tuesday, July 16,3, 2002 ______T h hc Times-NeWs Pork•k spending m E p n cORIAL ■ — — ...... fattetens deficit ■ Dair^y p r o b l ei i m s l i n g ei i r hoBus Bush Administration lias' onnoiinounced th e federal gov- Tunent is in the hole again d i a ^ r . TeiTuniir years of "surpluses." ■ after:t d ir e c t©)r’s ] firing after fourcmmenrwillnunrd6fldt yt ■" The govemiS16S billion this year, V__ ofatMutSlEle administration blome^& • I d a h o D a ir y - som«me parting comments aboun )u t which therelated a< to the w ar on tetC^ i' L-n’s A s s o c ia iio n t h a i I a IDA and his ongoing corcon- _ ■ on costs ndrela a steep decline in rc\l- ■ I rid n of itsoiitspo- cern:rn that dairie.s need toI dodt tiHn” ^ rorism andm capital { gains taxes and ■ tl (d ir e c to r L ew is mcitxore to fi.\ odor problems. HHi e Bb I [ |} enue fromceipts c linked to the - S . Klers ilc i last week. ' makakes a_valid point. Thouglu g h other receips to ^ m arket, B u i (he iiulustrstry should heed ilieie industry’s economic rolee init volatile stocis another catise of the Kilcis' partinK'iif?-rtrmarks about Maf*agic Valley is im porianlIt - T h e rele is administration a is relu& d efid t the ai d;iity tidor probl[)blems. andid aj p p re c ia te d - il still n eed:eds : V|m U ^ [ m m m ■ lention. It is outrageous, tant to ment ' w a s fiifired last week to taketa proactive ste|)s unvarc-ard nted, self-serving congre» ' unwarrantetlending. Democrats ai^ aflci'ciKhi yean:ars'as the organi- resoisolving odor pn)blenis. sional spend3ms are exploiting the itive director. His some Soi progress may be forthrth - iSfy Republicanssrror to pass rec6rd new th e h e;ad a d of the power- comiming. The Idaho Departart- xgggjB ^ f j warontcrro^measures. ■ ; h i h h y i nn ^ g ’ r------m e n t o f A g riS r i- tt.. M spendingIS me Against Govemment a n y - , . . culiure is makak- ® ' CitizensKps A tabs on unnecessary b"m iK O u r v i e w : F o rmler e r Idaho ing more proir o - 0 •% W Waste keeps{(www.cagw.org). In a l)ii( ' • g>ending(wiessay, CAGW President D a iry m e n 's A s s o c ia t Ju n e 14 essaatz wrote “that unlike [':il<.'is inilled it ce- MMM* TomSchatz^a r H and the Korean director Lewis Eilersrs S6A^6u m en t. as w ell1 as a.' World W:n ar CongressI actually cut . s p o k e u p J o r well as botli an indu: ______! W ar, whennse C discretionary spend- h > v a ilv I'd i- t h e o m T non-defenseI percent and 28 percent H . ' oof f advocate and internanalcrrtic. newly hired ’ely,” this Congress is on a f i e r L e t s5 not lyrnch big% busime c c lg spree. was a for-" W hatdoyouUijrl i n k ? l i e ______W i3 l3 aspendingsj d a i r y m aan n We welcome viewpopoints smi.ic.T odorl o r t t avingswung)g in to acdon ■— ab le a p p e a l B ut a s eve hiiiisL-ir. Yet he ... issues c n n bhe e in defense of C od the Congressman Gephardiven 0 C al . iIm ) i'L'c'(igiii/edJd from our readers on)n th lS , r e s o l v e d a iI ^ ^ ^veek before,re, th e Senate P * P h il ip recognize, they harborrdt mu^t ------!h- n f K T J well. Not th e least of >rth risks as T h om as ' ! '*■ a n d o th e r is s u e s . th ese is had iis fhiwsw s ______dairies creating|],M r a le m a lfe a s a n c e , T ^ r z i / \ n th at, in th e m odem age ’L '- 'l' gc, busi- - nniahly theh e most «)dor com- Onebyoneinemlwilwrs stro d e to n ess scandals ten d to bi , the floor to demandd ia series o f U Wte a san. Congressional meabe biparti- i (idijf issue. Aiulid Ilie tried to get plainlints, the better for the r e fo rm s th a t w o u ldI transformti H^li'idl deregulate the econom;easu res to ft tl)e dairies to) nmake changes inddsIdstry and for dairy neigh­ the economy into sorom ething like 1990s d id n ot p ass onm my in th e . the House increaW d lIlL' bors.'s. ;tom.” T he c h attering Utopia: New rules governinggo th e th e bottoi p a rty votes, b u t by sub«narrow “W hile: theBush’s budget request 0 meet boih of Lili Uv irviiig to I iilers did a commendable’It- practice of accountin;iiig, stiff jail cla.ssesarap p e a r to be surprised to> m argins b lessed by thb e stan n al Presidentllion Bu; toS28.8 billion," H iliosc ^oals.iiliilers wasn’t .iob' ofo: defending an industiytr>’ terms for greedy capipitalistsjim- leam ihalhat th e bull m arkei, go-go' H ouse. K en n eth Lay ofle White forS27billiot•ote, “the Senate went It) pleaseJ e'everybody. thatIt is valiial>le lo Idaho’s[)’s itations on profits animd executive economyiy and high-tech bubble w as a generous donor□f t< Enron Schatz wrote,; by upping tiie cost to Tl)e lull reasiiisons for liilers’ econ<)iiomy, while pushing toI (] bonii.ses, d e m a n d s ththat boards throughI) ww hich w e have just D em ocrats, as was Bern■to whole hogion.” by depari lire are,• uunknown, but correred problems. Although«}, and CEOs defer to th e ir corpo- pas.sed ha Ebbers of WorldCom rnard- 1 $31.4biliron.’estimates, Schatz writes, x im e n s of shorp practice, an (i[)vi()us flashsh point was the somelleiimes he could produce, a.J rale lawyers. Sen. Joi[ohn M cCain,’ few specii M arth a S tew art, for tha-and CAGWestifederal budget this year r.‘ R-Ariz,, onetime menember of the And becacause the many miist pay The free-wheeling natui L^rcai l o in a to d.lebate e l: involving cjiioie)te that would make Jesse fjat m atter. "that the fed<1 $159 billion in total Keating Five, snarleced th e S en ate for th e sin.sir s of th e few. w e find high-tech econom y wasture o f th e containedwrato $1£ welfare and gen- ' ' U.S. Sen. Ijirry CCraig, R-Idalio, Vontu)liirt onlyc hy the revelations ra te c aptains w ere piratime corpo- million foron tm Systems Data Center ovi.'r 'vho shouldId get. credii for for thtik e IDA. packages were delivevered with- ofaccouni,inting .scandals, but by not indict business as aates ^ does Observation)akota, S n mission that; i i . ' It’s’s not I an easy job Ui servevc out benefit of liearitif;tigs, cfinsiilta- '.his own stast; tu s as a product of n o r does it clinch the ca;a whole; m South Dakciportant to the Interior j • I'crlinp*; the IDAID/ didn’t want as ann advocate: foi' nn indusiiyIT tion, deliberati«in orr analysis.a corporatete A m erica. T hat he is system ic u pheaval. Tlier:ase for rnay be imporn t b ut has no national lliL'ii' d ii'e c K ir taaking k i sides in a whilele also delivering anIII The con.sensus iil thele press was the first[ ppi resid en t to posse.ss a lack of confidence in bu:e re is a D epartm ente; $4 b million for the PiU'tlsan jxiliticiiical imbroglio, un\ve:velcoine m essage to itsts that President Busli’sI’s proposed graduate:e dc eg ree in business is the moment-driven bylusiness at security tie;Hospital S' for W omen , I and jierhaps tliailat was a factor membnbers. Kilers did it fairly]y • reforms, unveiled dayays before, regarded;d as a liability, not an . coverage a nd congressioly m edia Columbia enHos ter in W ashington |[ ' :ional zeal Medical Centtsed in May) to support,' ^ ill ciiitiiii; l-jler.'ers loose. The well: overu\ eight years. We hopejJ. xvere insufficient, so) tht e legisla- as.set. • - and the markets are sk tive branch determiniined to fill This woivorks, without quesdon, skittish. It (which dosedy outreach programs for', ' ! ■ IDA isn't saving.'i: - Ih e [p.-\ H: finds a replacemeni is natural that politician: the vacuum. Hut as theth retiring to DemocrDcrats' advantage. When seek political advantagems should coinmutu^^ouI m illion for the Smith- I ■ .Last week. KilersKil offered .jusi as'effectiveas in bolh roles. ■' Sen. Phil Cranim, R-T-Texas, voters are re in a m ood to punish th e headlines, a nd that;efrom worneii;S2n^ational Worm Collec- — pointed out, the Senailaie’srushto big busineness, they seldom rely R epublicans a nd D emocI soman sNaoo«0,000 for the Wausau, ' , legislate was destineded to be on Republiblicans to do th e job. draw d ifferent condusioocrats will don;andSM,CH ealth Foundation to | ■ stymied hy procedurere. That is 10 And thiss truti th h as not escaped business failures. A nd itions from WisconsmHcj)ple entering and exit- '. say, the House has paimassed signif- th e a tiention n ti of th e H ouse taiiUy past time to exami ilth profession. | leTimes- icanlly narrower mea:;asures in m inority/ leader.h Rep. Richard SBSalso m d u d es $100 mU- I j-News bloated executive salaric I TIk• Stephen Hartgen ...... PublisherP riS or The list also!d a depleipd-uranium I re.sponse to the G ephardt,dt, D-Mo. It an absurd red efin e th e d uties of aci Ctntk W.ilwortti...... ___ M,inaclng oditor Miko SmSmit ; ...... Advortlslng director KnronAVorldCom scar:andais, and propositioilion, of course, b ut his firm s. tducali, Ky., whcm the 1 "reconciling" the Sen;•nate and prim ary argar u m en t lately has But Congress cannot k nt of Energy has an | H The members ofth]f the editorial board and writers:ers of editorials arc Stephen lant in Ohio; $50 mil- House versions won’t’t be easy.- h een'that:it H1 ouse R epublicans, in h um an n ature: In th e qui ovate the Ames. Iowa H Hangcn, Clark Walvi/alwonh, Steiiie Crump, David CoCooper and Shelley Ridenour. - We needn't rear baclack in hor- conlrol {incesin 1995, did n ot just m ak e m oney, c ertain pec ‘ I ■„ Lonlorenovatearch lab; and $S mil-: < ~ ror, however: Tiiis is; politics.p m akcE nrciron and WorldCom pos­ cheat, h aving figured out coplgwUI rescansidize farmers’ market?, ~ Since the collapse offlin L ro n , th e ■ .sible, butit aactively .sought to pro- circum vent th e system.lutwayslo Ii jj, rp o rate scandal. Not con- dc produce stands in : Write to us5 corporate .sector hasI hheen sub- mote corpc hap p en ed before, and wi■ • n I and roadside F ject to the truth thatt CCongress • tent lo dolo lth e bidding of big TimcsA'CiiS v,clcomosV, letters ber. WfiHVfiicrs who sign letters with pen again no matter wha Sla.H. len Moore, President (in the words of Woodidruw business,i, RepublicansF stand m from tcaueis oon n '5ut))ccts of put> false narnames will be permanently Senate does now. No syst As Stephenr Growth, I wrote in a ,, , , Wilson) “can violentlytly d isturb, accused as m lie intciest. !3ccoocause of space tiafrcdfr(3 from publication, Letters may as w ell of conspiring to perfect, and the markets:stcmis the aub torumn Gt in The Wall Slreet but it cannot often fat!athom, the cheat honem est, hard-w orking H con'-.irnints. pleopc;c Inlimit letters lo bo brougiJught to our Twin Falls or Burley in ju re d by cops a s well tsa: c a n b e May 13 colimui)ver the past year and a w aters of the sea inwl H ‘iOO words. Includulu y(your siBnalurc, office; ; mimoiled to P.O, Box 548, Twin which the Americansms. ■ osoooks. J„un,al,“Overim ent has b e ^ the sin- bigger fish ... swim antnd feed. Its Addresst moiling oddrcss one)incJ ilelophono nunv Falls. IDID I83303. ssed to th e p ro p er audi- Philip Tcnian is the assi haIf,govermnegrowth sector of the dragnet stirs withoutt cleansingc ence, suchch w ords have consider- editor of the Providaiccjo> gle fastest siovt has grown faster than Joumal. economy.Itha;n, services, housing, and construction,m ers< ispending.” Moore ______even consumern 2001, the private sec* -L e t t iERS------notes that in»ltry 20 05 percent, but torgrewapalat spending was up 6 ' ' I W riter th an k s eveveryone lo eeihh e r. nearly 100 y ears ongoioing. Patriocisirism is alive a nd w ell in m a k e p lan s for n ex t year ank you, T eddy Snow und P.S. T hanks, Timcj-iV:-iVeu;f and Twin Falls,is. O ur p rid e in p ur th o se w ho w ere contacteia r a n d for th ey e a n F o rth e first;' ' ' I who particlpatected in song □ "S' his year, dam in d ic a te ' ;eorge Halsell, for turning a L o retta for th e covera{•agel country ho5tias not diminished and la te fo r inclusion in their ssector activity rose b y iJ-’ H To Ruth Turner:r: simplele little 1 tune into a real DONNA SCOTT h as only grroud, a nd rig h tfu lly s o ,: <11 the hours it cnkcskes from their tic accoicom panim ent as B urt to give Twin Falls fireworksfii involved is ^ in an election year to -> is fa r too g reat to be o b th e y h a v e done. T hei>, for^e opportunitykmgresstodothepatii- in I , . persDnal life, H uish1 andai C am ille B arigar sang T he Ju ly 4 Firew ork; 'ks listed Indiv:lividuoUy In th is letter, s n o t so m uch fo r themeirpnde st challence Conend stop this gross mis- I h.i'.c heen honorn ored by R uth th e .song)ng for oil to hear the very C om m ittee is pleased > i w ith th e Those involi-olved know w ho they b u t fo r th e g re a t com m ut :ut h e ll have to con- , and her co-workers:rs at the Magic first limim e Qt tlie Ju ly 4 b a n d co n - resu lts of th is y ear’s fu:fund-rols- , ore, and mym y th an k s an d th e w h ich resp o n d ed w ith mt essional Republicans \'alk-y Arts Coiincilcil and lhe cert, ers. city’s anpreireciatio n to them la b o r a nd encouragem enTioney, vmce congressioHe should recall the Twin i’.ills Centenninnial Congrigratulations, Twin Fails, W hile in F ebruary ilit lo o k ed a s should b eJ nn oted. p ro ject. m t In th is to go along. maidHe Reagan, who ob- . Cnminiuce. From1 sixsi: very good Y ou'ree off c to a rousing p a rty in though there would be)e little or Soon, weve will b e e n terin g into T o th e citizens of Twin, „ „ wordsofRonoliwe have a defidt n o t; contest entries forr a centennial 2004! Let’sLt every one partici- no su p p o rt for fireworliirks, this the fund-rairaisin g e v en ts for next thank you very much. inFalls, servedthatwel SOUK, a Kroiip of jud( I American people are ' '' udgescho.se pate! great city and numerotous individ- year's Foiirilirth of July celebra- M.LYNNDUNLAP becausetheAn m inu. ile,butbecausethelr- It ism> my pleasure to p ass on u als cam e'forw ard andid m e t th e tion and ththe e follow ing years’ cel- * T w ln F a lls taxed todlittle, This is a thank yoi t spends too much. j yon to the peo- the priz(rizc to the Twin Falls challenge. F o r th at, evtsvery citi- ebradons.>. (Editor's note: M. L yn n ; govemment sp< - - -pie.wh<» possess m or lore talent • Municipcipal Bond for all the-joy it...... - le n of-Twin-Falls h as 88 r ig h t to — ----- W enirge;e tall th o se w ho - ...... is the Fourth of July Firewin Dunlap . - ''i ' than it took to pmI a few words has provrovide^his community forr be ju stly proud. answeredi thetJ' call this year to Committee Chairman.) ■works------CaTThomafis-JesTlmes. thcLosAngdes'.

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'6 m- - ■' ------IRS — - s i rT«ISCOl«rOBOBJECTS T ^ F ) ^ dy. Two w rongs do not m . I 1 USEOFIHEMJW ^ Uglslatuiture hopeful says he mokea all public lam b efore ttHEOFOtttVIH right. B etter to have putjtsome raised to com] I ( pUBU&INSTtTTmmotn. //M t o o k n oI tin FaUs and was a camndidate in spend it, Larr i f I w ould1 aalso like to restate my the RcpubHcan primary totc return ■ always go furt The A pbsition-on.D n .te rm .lim its . I to o k n o to the state Legislature,)— trust, read:: WW< e’re too busy pay------* LU JB B d ' stand eitheiher in support of or ing taxes (wor to b e to w oppositionin ito term lim its. I have .Larry Craig should stat a r t b y P‘*y atlemion ^ w orked witlvith many of these Uh out. ^ electcd offiiffidals over the years. 1 telling voters the truti“•* ' ll.Howcancan you fund what have foundnd an overwhelming Quick! Citizens, find ycyour July does not existi y J number oft)f them to be hard- 12 Timcs-Netvs, P age AIO,10, for mem have aa n depoi ■ working indindividuals attem pting translation and analysiss tof Larry hidden somcwic w h e re on our put)- 2 to m ake a1 ddifference in their C raig’s “e x p e rt explanatiItion” for lie lands? All youj ■ rt ^ communitieties. That respect and his form er su p p o rt of dououble ■. (experts) sold JW « admiration,m is tem pered by the taxation. and minerals c manner invn which some decided H e’s on o u r side now..• bby golly experts should to o v e n u m law passed by the f:md outnumbered by othther live fee for wh too public. S en ate m em bers anyway]ly)- cheaply inIhe the a MMUK-r. I Still belliclieve that the By th e p arag rap h , folks 1 ^ ks; thought, and d you do \ ^ Legislaturere should hove provid- 1 .1 can't .say double taxaxation Well, maybele thtl e W ed optionss tito the public to alle- like M ike C rapo does. 12. Don’t opi us ^ viate the tintim e crunch on local 2. Y es, L arry, c iiirens w ^ will Ration, read: T: are ^ . 1 elected officffid a ls . com e back carefully, respspectful- in charge! Reai I have to0 tapologize for the ly a nd w hen (w hen?) th e itax is (experts) in col I M brochures5 mmailed out at the end. rem oved. non-experts (ta of theelecti. taxing thoses aar reas, and citizens 4. W hat? W ell, Larry, pullpi fho discovered otherofh< non-raxed Greenlihouse As I toldd JulieJ Pence from ffunding, by golly! At leasi is Califobmia drea isi until areas! > placetrf------TJie Timcs-Nc■A^CT^iat th e tim e . 1______th^t^lQj ibeiH experia g et iiit in th(»______1.1 Tr:inclnt-;/lation:-L w ant-yuuao—:______:______' found them i ' fa d ^ th e p lace:e tth a t prid es . r rfToiTerisiveTinaccu^ ground.I Hey! Who took m;my like me arid,, well,w< it just sounds _ ra te and inajnappropriate. I itself on being"lg “ th e first” P^ a tr ic k J. M ason jars? so harsh by saysaying “ w c” a re H . T/m is Califonu This Novelvember, you will be 'I to do wnes hatever, th e first com es \ 5. A n e x p ert caused thle e Los applying doublublc taxation to you H ' 1 law to resions stric of t em car- issioi M ich a els drvamin' at its most lurid. nskodtovoKOle for repeal'of lhe ■ • Ai lam os fire season, Larry,y, and polite non-re.sis ------H ------legislative ac ' •' 1 bon dioxideirs to slowfrom cars )------action. Look careful- th t e o ne at h an d , too. Servi•vice. Stewardship,7, Uirr>-?Lj G et o ffo u r ’ If'iaxi^it mduction!,SUV, . ly a t Iho issuisue, because if L I arry, is d efined. A compa i! 1 global w anning. It pas: pany back. You can starts by telling massed by o ne to budgeie tht a t technologically will throw the elec- j ' V vote in th e C alifornia { s m u m r paying confiscatory taxes:s while the irutli, ia S e n a te sophisticaicated w onder o ut o f the redurtion, and taxes ( 2.;•) electric car (which realeally does reduction«in o f 0.007BF of global on such tedmologf fotnnucft r IUse ISS OBJECTIVE. “e m it” from th e powver er p la n t w arm ing. . in theKH'ay ofeuer^ down th e road) th a l waw as u seful Califomm iai ’s contribution IW T h e T' il i m e s - N e w s " I | l OUR CLIIlENT SATISFACTIOIION I and salable appeared,d. u n d e r thislis legislation would be sowings. , C alifornians rolled b)ack a d th e a b o u t 1/1010 o f th at, o r seven ten- M a rrketplace k UNNSURPASSED. legal compliance datete tot 2009. thousandtl:d ths of a degree. In C aring does n ot n eces»sssarily other wordjrds. C alifornia is rrem^aining on th e road. TT lh'a.is C l aissifieds s [ imply sincerity. d ream in ’ if it th in k s h y b rid tcch- n ot th e ro ad to re-clectior AND WE HAVE THE7 J L J L ^ I It’s debatable whethe I Ither Gov. nology is5 goinggi to re d u c e global 1That’s California dreaminL"-. to:o turn HONORS TO SHI I . G ray Davis w ill sign the HOW the global , warming,!- H jU lu I w arm ing bill. If h e doesoes, the Lessdreint a t w hich they have a “The Satanic Gases. ” Tie for Investor Sntisfiifaction ^ • I* , destirt to R epubU can W I William demonstralra b le affect on ^ o b a l With Full-Service i Simon, who is alreadyy rur n n in g w arm ing; rre ^ u i r e s som e ty p e of 1 d o s e to D avis in Noveme m b e r’s m ajo r tax,X, h1 idden o r e x p lid t. In Broker.ige Firms i election. , J m fact, th a t’si s ' - J.D. Pow er.•ran d , ^ I 1 ’ w hot largely killed ' If Davis doesn’t sign,-n, h1 e m oy th e K yoto0 ProtocolF in ^ e Bush j f f S AssocK iates i gain politically. After-dr-all, wiU . adm inistrairatio n . ' th e hyper-greens tliatt aai r e so Itdiscove)vered th a t if every ■'s Choice' I ab u n d an t in th e G olden i i ^ len S ta te n atio n on ej 1 earth fulfilled Kyoto’s .IS thee Best Full-Service Brokei I vote for th e libertarian-:an-style dictates (wl:which, for th e U.S. )kerage Firm m M I Simon? would m earcan a d rop in carbon in Amcn erica j D avis m ay also veto0 tlth e bill, dioxide emim i issionsof a b o u t 30 , - Wnrih7) Magazine I saying he th a t h e w antsIts some- percent, beginningbei in 2008), th e - EYEWB thing stronger, and; thu! Life hns enoi h u s, k e e p am ount oftf “saved”“ global w arm- ough uncertainties. Yourlur brokerage th e greens. “ S tro n g er,"r,” ai s in a ing w ouldi bb e 0.13QF in th e next firm shoulcln'l be onele of them. For an objecti bill th a t re a lly docs som ective second omething 50 years-b- b u t th e re q u ire d ener- opinion of your curroi•ent holdings, call us tod.' about ^eenhouse emisslissions. gy taxes woiwould be huge, o d ay to schedule a freo porlfo TItaes because AB 149314S m ere- It's obvioiio u s th a t C t^ fo m ia ’s folio consullation. yi ly says th a t C alifornia w . greenliouseise law is a sham . A nd I reduTO emissions by 200i009, n ot by w h en it doe;oesn’t w ork, well, ' how m uch. I t also p rettytty m uch th e y ’ll ju sst t rollr back th e d a te a proscribes how th is isito to b e few years, ^ O l accom plished, a t leastt aas s fa r a s , W ashinguIgton isn’t that far autom obU es a re concerne m e d . b eh in d on1 tl M _ . 2 th is one. T h e cu rre n t A ccording'to th e tex t,, it can n p t ^ m an d ated , thi:this leav es g e t creame ed d by th e behem oths COND 733-6019 • 1-800-234-601 If^-TS SINtt: IgS7 som^uiispedfied tedino:m ological www.agodwards.com Mimlx't hllV • :m: A t. I:.|| i'l fbc. A bout th e o nly o nee did u t th ere F R i ; is th e h ybrid g as-d ectric auto- HHIIIIffi iEEi •l.n. IS.wti .itxl Aw«i.iiiVJ(>02 full-Sll-S I iiiv.-vl(>i» who rv-tl J lull-M'fVi) I* t>iiiii-r.u*r* IvHiu' \* m obile. i ASS.JUlV 3), 2002. tnoniK. m 'Cil.uv'tCIv luv^l.m Ih.- ■ ..m.,-., J \ ■ K H Mon.-Fri. 9-6 v>i.ii<.>,;../ii>.'. ■ ■ ( ^ f o m i a is rem arkab!;ably fool- U ■ Connol b« comblMItlnod with any other 14 rtfifiir^. wri)i-r\ .irirl rcfkyrm. r.ivrI iKf' I A\ux i.iI<^.ii>iI V\'t¥lli rTui);.i/cr>r jrr n ).o. i-.,vsv. > M m ‘ ish to rely on such technciuiology Twtn Fofls Im* ol ordor. |»(x(«il t» Of A.O. f(h».irih for m uch in th e w oy o fr een r erg y savings. The only hybridi d th a t Buda.& B Blooms . can g e t terrific fuel econ through Riverside, is stuccudcat ^A’- C o m p letio n o t titit reid prior to partlciii i p a t l o n . ' S1.9 mpfr Demand? Hond N A M E ______A8 E K f K K t ' and-a*half years. • Country Flowers ^ ^ Many think that’s i» caicause | H r SEX ______IHEIGHT WEIGHT < Insight only holds two, bbu: u t th e A D D R E S S • Farnsworth ^ ------effidcncy price for a backack se a t M ortuary C I T Y ______S T A T E 2 iP ~ 1. is dear. The larger Toyotao a Prius , J averages around 4S mpg•gii^the- ii - • D P A Y P H O N E ______NIGHT PHONEE . ______1 'rcaiworId,'^ab<>utl5pbFcer c ^ t ' teynoltfs Futi»nir ' BSARANK— B ------• ' more thah pm ple get fron com the ^ .Chapel'-. PREFERRED PI TIMEIE FOR RODEO- (99 A M - 4 P M ) ______I les^expetisiveEchopIatfcitformon White .. 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Tlmn4mptu to revive Mideastst peacemaking, Tuesdcsday in New VorFThat Mfxico (AF)F) - Formers suppuri- M exico’s faltering transitioition to Like the restt of 0 th e residents o f checleckpoints and barricadesies of three leading Arabab countries will includiudes diplomats from the fort.t. svsaid of the protesters who10 werev Iiighways. w ithth sted pipes, dubs, batss aand The plan appeaears to incorpo- breakth:kthrougbs appear A l^ M acliL-tfss iinil d hi}4h w a y b lo c k - atarrested last week after claslJashing “Where is theth government? machjch etes - drove o u t th e tow:own’s rate the cent^ prindplepi of the - the Uni:United States, and Im d are :uk's hfstecld ithe federal ijovcrn- wwith police. The last remaitlaining This governmentn t is good for noth- mayolyor in O ctobcr because hle e yw as “p ro v is io n a r.P aalestinian li state insistingting that Palestinian leader. ______incnLiiiul theIhc courts in Uic five- 1(10 activists were freed Sumiu n d a y , iDfi.”_ N ieio.said._L _ willirIling to discuss the airportt pro-p proposed last mcmtnth by Pre^dcnt Yawer.Ara£aU>crepIacedliefore_ r; diiy standoff,ff, iand some Mexicans afafter protesters rcpeateaterlly Protest leai:aders 'planned ject.:t. B u ^ an d will b ei iiintroduced iit a full-scaliaale peace efforts resume.

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' I T he Times-NiNews ______'uesday, July 16, 20C0 0 2 —-A r 0 UUND ------^3 o u n < THE VAi^ L E Y ^ cil”ap]p ro v ees re nH o d eilin g c Mark Heinz said Q ty M anager Tonom Courtney. council chamberchi for more office wjiether to put the tax: overrideo cr will solicit fro m - _iC ralg: INEEL'Lwlll see_ K iw-Wewi writer ______But that would still comeco in w ^ space oncetee the co undl moves o u t __ on the November ballot passing motor: la st ■ below the $305,000 tithe dty has Courmejney said Monday that no Mefnbers of the seniorDr federa- from about 10 a 'WIN FALLS - The City role In nucleaB a r e n e r g y ity earniarkedfortheprojioject. specific targettai date hds been set tion o u tlin e d a p u b li; rerdadons The councildl alsoi approved the u id l la te M onday gave th e go- Only C o u n c ilm aI n 'Trip Craig for startini IDAHO FALLS■ dng the remodeling pro- campaign, induding a. drived to Twin Falls Ai C h a m b e r S - T h e I d a h o ah ead;ad to sink some money intouo voted against the bid.b. Mayor ject' National Engine get senior dtizens reglststered to Commerce’ss reqre u est to ineering and ^hatvIt will be its new home, Lance Qow and coundidl members In other Environmental LatLaboratory will ler business, the coundl vote and promotional spot•ots in the P ark for Businesine.ss A fter H oui^ on he coundl approved a contractact Howard Alien, Elaiiline Steele, heard from expand its operations om the Twin Foils Senior local medlB. July 25 and the ^ b ^ n d w aste vviditl GC ary Bond Construction Co. Gloria Galan, Chrisi ITalklngton Citizens F management to dev i Federation about the T h e c o u n c il d id giv«ve final picnic on Aug.lg 1 development of for $256,650$2i to remodel the Cityity and Glenda Thompsoron voted for federation’ nuclear energy system on’s plans for winning a approval to th e Tw in Fai•alls Fire In other busi th e tems, federal offi- Hall11 Annexj Building - at 31111 it. Craig a t previous COIx)imdl meet- tax overrid dais announced Mondonday. ol. U.S. Sen. Lorry Craiglig said.s ■ \ “^raig and Energjrgy Secretary ______S p e n c e r A b ra h a mn ddisclosed the ' : v : , ' S tay o u IR— ------decision to IN EEL. euemployees and S T^ OF THiE WATE] — Hosp f ^ ^ t e m Idaho d v ic lealeaders during a r— ■ — ih Idaho Falls.. ‘ The secretary saidd nINEEL will get' oh additional $S milliojllion to begin the B Boarc ■ m transition from enviroiironm wt^ man- a g em en t to n u d e air r energye under , the.soonne West are . meeting. “His: workwo with bnnging positions to hdp securcure tiiat role,” together Magic;ic ’Valley Regional Craig said. ■hHH and'the Twinn FFalls Clinic and He has promoted a nudearr reac- Hospital, as well as his years of br,role for the eastentem Idaho site IH H h experience withilh 1health carc i)rga- ■ 0^ months, disaissinglg thei possibili- H 9 H nizations, will nrcirove tO;l»c a vnlii-______y bf commerdal reactoictor operations S H H able asset for tliele hospital an d our H It INEEL or a federalral space initia- commmiity.” — Mve in nudear propulsicilsion...... — SBhH Kee will rcpla}placc thu retiring |B H 9| Jerry Hart. Keeec tookt over Hart'-S ______Utah m an dies In d u tie s in M archrch em ergency .siirgerrgery. M onday accident Kee will make*ke an.annuali siilary H H g H of S165.000. up fr BURLEY-A Paysonson, Utah, man . Jp from S12.5,(KX) he ' was killed in a onb>vehi'e h id e a c d d e n t m ade as th e hospiospital's senior vice < In Cassia County eariarly Monday 'president. He'll2'H re c e iv e a stan- m orning. • lAWTMUn/TWIk dard benefits package,pac Maiigiian said. Kevin Robertson,, 29,21 was pro- Laun BaxBaxter taUn wKft M bs Bristol off tinthe Taytor Mado Fence Co„ wfio»0 was putting the flnbhiig touctiiKtief .on a fence that will keep chilchildren sway from a canaL Mond Kee. 47, camt on nounced dead at thee scenesi of th e projact,; it the 10th of Its kind, was madeI possiblep« with help from donationsns from Clfft Snider, John lezambimiz, the Twin Falb Rotary ClubI andani the Tayior Made Fence Co. In d e n t on IntersrateB ^84, ju st north Magic Valley RegiRegional in Octol>cr WW )f th e Idaho-Utah borderder, according •» r 2000 as c h ie f opioperating officer H o:a report from thee IdahoI State A /| | 1 overseeing humluman resources,' H >olice. I C m edical staff officiiffices and ancillary^ | [ore fencee goes up3 to keep3 kids outIt of canal services. He hadlad provided prac-' Trina Robertson,I, 27,2 also of Payson, was driving a tice managementent and consulting - a l 9 9 4 IsU2U RvSnnriuidy Miller Trooper south and a pjparentiy p a drift. f near canals. Baxter spends a lot of timele talk- services to Magicgic Valley^ Regional .. fJowa writer W ant to hell ing about the importantnee of and affiliated ph>^idansphy for sev- ed off the left side-oft ththe road; the !!i!!!S!!S :r:sr;Ib fence* near canals. police reported. She overcorrected,ove Bhote Intereited In do.donating to • Never walkk onoi canal banks. canal safety. eral years l>eforc.Dre joining the hos- which caused the vehidcJdetosW doft IN FALLS - She was only canal fcncing projects:ts can colt . Never ewlmnlncanols. It .“We want parenis to beI aaware pital's administratitrative ■ her mother’s sight for 60 the right side of the road a n d roU. Laura Boxter ot 733-2}-2102. • NeverwolkoiK or ploy on bridges or that canals are not a placlace to In October, Kee was proniuted V ■ is. The sport utility v eh idd e stopped on gates near canals.car ' play," P“ she said. to senior vice presidentpre to focus the southwesfside off theti highway it was enough time for 2- Canal safet;) ty • ^eyer Hih inIn a^dor of science ■ T rina Robertson a ndthediUdren d tl anal where her daughter unb^cvable it had happ! parent. I southwest throughth residential. parents pai along with some wwords degree in businessness with a major were taken by ground anambulance to Today, 10 years later, me. I was a responsiblewas p gone. and businessBss se c tio n s o f Twin about ob< canal safety. in accounting fromrom th e University Bear River Horaital in 1 r has raised $20,000 and just looked up and she vn Falls, throut>ugh the College of She ‘ said it’s ironic that suchsu a of Idaho, It happened so fast.” Utah. The children "wc w S e " : S d 10 fendng projects. On ptadose Southern IdahoId campus and trag tra ed y h a p p e n e d to a woi/oman Hart, 66, camele toK M agic Valley quently flown to Primary ly, th e la te st fence w en t up Baxtiir h ad alw ays keptand she north into theh e Snake River. who vvh grew up aroimd water,r. Her Regional in Octob:tobcr 1998, brhig- Hospital in Salt Lake Cit} section of canal off eye on her children, I ato her, it “W e’re cone way, Baxter also > summer. sur She started herr iown pital through somtome major transi- ■ ■ investigation by the ISP. er sioid.she went through and Walt Sindair, sheI sito raise ' helped, gett aa city law passed successful sue pool supply busiisiness tions, includingg tlthe lease uf its a ll th ee “what • ifs” after her nonprofit .organization}f t canals. . m aking it a mmi isdem eanor to play w wht hen she w as 24 years old. c a n c c r c e n ter toti St. Luke's ter died. What if she funds to fence sections ofe i been a in or aroundd canals.i During the “I “ grew up in the swimniming Mountain Statests TumorT Institute Aliport nam e char - a n g e S ' * ogorfe into the garage for “If there would havedd n ot b e lost legislativeIve session, she spoke Poopool business,” Baxter said.I. "My' an d th e hospital'sI's ptu-cha.seji of I lie livid be discussedfl another;r scoopi of sand for the fence, my d aughter would before a Sentjnate subcommittee wh(whole life revolved around swim-sv Twin Falls Clinicicand ar Hosjiital. flow ersi shesl was planting in her ‘ dead," Baxter said. es th a t in w hich is lookir ming.” In' otiier busines:ness Monday, the I BURLEY - A dale to king a t m aking a sim- niir to offid^y front yardard? W hat if she hadn’t let BaMcr said she realizesanity it’s ilar statewidede law. It was tabled Baxter B works as somethingigofa .board heard repceports from the ■ H c h a n g e th e n a m e o f tli : the Burley ber daughIghter out of her si^ t? an agricultural communn all the. until the nexttt legislative1 session. concontractor when it comes to th e atlm inistrative. financefina and (jiiali- H H Municipal Airport to to the J.R. “You1 canc always look back impossible to fence inrates ; her As the spok)okeswoman for the fenifencing projects. She goes ouout to ty council comiommittees and “Jack” Simplot Aiiport ^ rt will be set and sayy ’If’ I would have done canals, so she concentraiangerous Idaho Water:r UT sers A ssodation, approved Uie hosjHosjHtal's provision at tonight’s Citv Coundlil meeting,n . energy on fendng in dan Please see CAfMLS, Pag<3ge B3 of care policy. Coundl members meeteet at 7 pjn. in the council chambe: HaU. The meeting is '’i'lnt'o'^Sop Of3fiFleers arrest 3n Air Fore Survey: C; pu b lic - It fugitive o cebase S 'SI Studennts Q ' Several m eetings ago0 tileti council Th« AstocLxIAtedPreaa ______i The man on>n th e h a n d le b a rs voted to change the oirpcjport'sname •' approached thitheir patrol car and in a tribute to Simplot. MOUNTNTAIN HOME-Law offi. I fired five roununds, hitting Officer Ogive ' schood1 high malarks ^ Also o n th e bBOTda is discussioni cers rushished into .a Mountain . I Rodney Cartel•ter in the arm. The of die future bf ^ old BurleyBui watd- Homo AirHr ForCP I suspects fled ByRly Robert Mayer . assessments on thehe cquality of edu- tower dn ABrion A v en ule. e.' T he coun- a n d arrestested a man on the U.S; I O n Feb. :6, 2002, a Brooklyn Time1me»f b e placed ata t the inter- hoine lateIte Simday and arrested I marijuaha. He[e w\ ^ booked under age,ge, a national survey indicates:es. Som e of tliose inc sections of D ran and Rockocky Road is Zeke Coop)oper aa he. slrot He was I the'name Domonovan Cirlisle. He In In fact, 96 percent surveyeyed ic rig o r Studenis sai listed for discussioni w a n te d onor warrants for a 2001 I was releasedI onoi a minor charge saidaid they’d recommend CSI51 to spond more timele p for I The.council will .bele tasked to attempteited murder charge in I before fingerprip rin t analysis idend* frieriends i or family membc)crs, dass and time onsn 1 declare a list of surplusus property which a ULos^ A ngeles p olice offi- I fied him as Cm]ooper. accoicconiing to the survey conduduct- CSI than at similarar institutions.ir .aad..)vill .discus9.posab}y.ani m eeting will joinlastweek.' , list. T herereare,181peopIe.onihat I . broadcasts n tips on fugiis police chief of secunt;nty forces. The Air respisponses at sim ilar collegeg es b e expanded into) a mi] ore com pre- -list - - ' .01report^ that Los Angdesspotted Force is investiistinting what ties acroi:ross the country, measuii wjrarapoftt :Thetelcelwlsipn show, which', ofScers ti on Nov. 17,200;, bicyde.s| ' Cooper had withidl that individual theiiteir thoughts, reflections,^ ai d ‘ ' Please scsee CSI. Page B3 ' two men riding on one bii B-2 TlnH»Newt.t . TTwin Fafls. Idaho Tinxiay. iuly:Ily 10.2002

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C ServigejLS j 'J ______Os"ouncil willII hear ban]ik’s zoningg request Anclrcw B. FLscJicrFt of Biilil, scr- lar^tary rites by ihc O akley /\m ericerican ' C hapel witJi tlie familyfa present to By DIxl)lx(e Thomas Reale ------1 to use! a s parking for Je ro m e Gas vicf ill 10 o.m.m. today at tho O ur LejLegion Post 44; friends m ayly c call greet friend.s fromm 6-8p.m . Tlma»-I»»-Naw» correspondent______Meeting totonight •U. , L.idy of Guatliadiiliipc Chapfl in frofrom 10-10:45 a.m . today atat tth e irers sold the gas and oil ( .rn l ^ h « Joroma City I'win l-'iiU.s; initintermcni will be at chi:hurch (Payne Momitirj', Burle:irley). ' F r a n k A m ct;t Pplmer of JEFEROME - First Federa „ busine'sless but still owns the lot. cted tonight atM 7 In council T h e lo t i tlic- Sutisci Mfof J e s u s C h ris i of Simninsct M emorial Park w ith mili- mi Wednesday atIt R asm u s.sen sign thih; at LS larger th an allow edd inii request, from C«Seorge Silvers, th e chipptipper. l.aiiL-i-ilav Sainaints Oakley Stake tarjary rites by U.S. Air Force; per-pt Funeral Home, 135013 E, 16th St.. nuiglil>hborliood services and need:>eds located alat 133 E. Ave. Cityf AdministratorA Travis (\- n (iT . .^01 N, al ffome, 1350 E. 16th St.. lather, Fred Wolford. her 1 sislor. Joan Funeral Chapel in Tv Niccum, a nepheww Brucie and a SIy and from 1-1:45 p.m. granddaughter, Meiis; Thursdayia y a t th e church. Per Barnara's reqiquest, graveside Gilbert Cross se rv ic e s will b e holdJ of ot SIX (ieni;ra- ’ R u p e ri rrosidoni, passed away Harmon Harrison, REGIONAL5! t >ni Ul />. Sunday,, JuJi ly .14, 2002, al her ho m e in 1.3. 10?0. m Rupert. im itted at th e i, .■•■.'1 il.. (..tillIII \viier(; snu was w a s b o rn M a rc h 1. 1 926 „ in - H o s p it . I m m <'I Anona Aller- M c L ea ns! s b o ro . III., th o d a u g h te rold— of. ------— ...... L uther am /cr l-< S Ruth and Ada Maudo McGill. She'ay M AGIC VALLEY Rl HH iii.'i (;d aiK) was anylhingI OulC ol ihis great partnership an HOSPITALjrt is h o)use u s trained and ■■ ■ I -■ ■ IM/. I''f Sf>' they hadI eieight children 5 a Som e n am es a re om cnil- S h e v.>as.-as an outstanding cook, and p a tie n t’s request frie nidly d i) to other — enjoyedJ cooking c and finding new D ed o , N oah . , A dm incd lals. He is waiting recipes 10 iry Lois enjoyed visiting. dTroyJones animal* i I 1 A F a rc c 'e J sc B sirbara r l : Anderson R oss Jo n es c am p in g], , f playing cards, and playing Robert Frayer a a n x i oously u ; for a new '<> Lcincastcr Sartlarpara Anderson lell her drearream Ross Jones. 79 ye?' old1 Burley res- games wilhwil hor grandchildren. She^ R ivera, b oth of R upen t) v.-iin N A C A . n o w hom•le e on m e hill 10 |Oin her hoaveniveniy idoni died Sunday, JulIuly 1-4, 2002, al en jo y ed hehelping her lamily, even dri- D is m is------^ 1 h o me. e. -• rjA s /i 3w • Pearl Campbell ofifiutiful I mtniories. <:•)« a;. E x u c u llv e lamilyIlly on July t,l. 2002 wilh her lamlarni- hif. ho m e in Buriey vmg a corn3rn truck lohelp her sons. She 5^ TWINFAUAIISAMMALSHELTHI :iii: O ir(;c io r of ly alI h(her Side He was born Oclob)bor 3. 1922, in was a momber mi of Iho Minidokaig . Wilson of Rupert and 1 net.- nad nor Bartart:ara Ann was born 10 Agalhlalha Potorson. Utah, the'0 younfjosl ol Memorial3l HospitalI Pink Ladies. Shen g of R upert g K 139) 6th6tl Avenue West ■ • !I‘" ncJfIde iM a C--!~ by a andI PfPorry Slovens On Novemberr 1(to , s e v e n s o n s b o rn to RRoberi Joseph also enjoyioyed attending church, andho I------736-2299 ttnoci N eil 193G,:G, in Oakland, Calil Hor latheithor and Joanna Dyan Tagcggan Jones He visiting Wiif-Vlth all her Iriends at the Paul ^ jRlcllnk-ciimywcb/ptltonllnc Ji o-i. NASA in passeised av/ay when Barbara wasas A.' grew up m the Ogdonm and Corrmno. Congrogainational Church She wasJj; a Sym pathy Flowers...Bfn I'OtkJxllox 1163. Twin Filtt 83303 nil" vt.Ty active serv- a n dI slsho, her moiner and hor sisic;isior Utah area. Ho servedJ ii in India durin g loving wile'lie and mother, and tremen-ka ■ mv a‘, d monitjer m moved/ed 10 Minnesoia lor a short liirilim e W orld W ar II m lh e ArArmy Air Corps dousiy enjonjoyed her grandchildren andhe 'R’rnQElUl ••••.• .V • •. r'l0'..pi;,ii Ho Auxiliary. pQlore2re Hitchhiking 10 Wendell lo0 bbo servicing Tho Flyining Tigers ol grcal-grancjndchildren nd nent ot Job s close;e to relatives m iha Hagermaman Gonoral Chennault1 He married Lois ISis survived by lour sons:- C Ij 10 name a Valleyey Barbara allended Wendeideli Rhodoan Sieggoi andd Ihey w ere th e K-ennethI (Susan) (J Kowitz ol Rupert; as a (Jilted SchoclOOis Sho marriod Robotborl parents of iv/o sons, RandolphR Ross Ronald (Cheryl)(C Kowiiz of Ruperi;in- '------••• •• • MKIC'I■tiC'i'inc) sov^mg, lish- A n dlerson o r on November 7. 1953953 Jones and Wesley Berert Jones Thoy David (Hol•leion) kowiiz of Dodo: and • ; r".; r" : inrj w. y lariiiiy S n e T h e y Ilived m Jerome and Burleirley were laier divorcedd He marriod 'Denis (Lauraunc) Kowiiz of Declo. Throe • n r pi iiul pamtincj before)re m oving to G o o d in g in 195E959 Roberta Rasmussenn on April 27, daughters>rs. Susan Paul ol Rupert; ■ ; T-'jTiI Ciiirnr Ci. ‘jiii ol r(,.|ire- Thoifir marriage of 49 years wwa as 1957. m Elko, f'Jov. Thoir Tf marriage Deanna (Lou) (L Sanchez of Eagle, I nnp ,1 Real Esiato bicsseis e d v;ilh five childron. was later solemnizedd in the Logan Idaho; JaJanie (Bob) Bingham of 'UlUj tH.'t■ n E S a l e s Barbara a rt was active wilh youil3ulh LDS Temple. Thoy \verere the parents Shoshone.to. Idaho; 23 grandchlldron H r .‘n Associaie evenisnts at school, church and tinthe ol two sons, Paul Edwa,vard Jones and and threeie greal-grandchildren and m w J H I- )77 Sho was commLimuniiy v/hilo hor childron allondond- ‘Koilh Ross Jones DuDuring his lilo, throe broihc)mers: Bill McGill ol Meridan. W jj^ m a y be greener AV B oard (jl o d GGooding o Schools. During the thi Ross worked in many/ j.jobs including Idaho; An\ri McGill ol Hoyburn and ' larjor lor :no yearsrs when hor children weree ata insurance salesman,1, truck driver. LutherMcGcCill’J r o f Stirloy. ------rof the fence; r, l0asiir;,isl(-fs.I and noine,;.0, she was also 'rnolher'" 10 rnanila n y a sp h all m ixer lor GorcloiJon Paving, and Lois wasas preceded in death by her 1 Snr; contin- othertr c la s s m a te s a n d Irie n d s Sho Sh< as a delivery man lor KKlink's Florists husband.I. one0 son, one brother, andId you IR A Jiit(;rnativo■)0 ;years in mn "val- mg eveivenis She also enjoyed sewing.ing. Chapel. 515 East IGihilh Street, wilh lycA'T^ about maturity dates I‘,'y Multi rnnvec)I id10 a new home m carnpmDing, reading, playing tho pianoano Bishop Tim Harris ollicficiaiing, Burial Goo ' iti']. kiatio, fie.next lo her daugh- and Ch,Chapman goll wilh hor husband,nd. will b e a t 4 :3 0 p .m . ThThursday, July I'T, l.it.d.i n m h conlinuod CDf her mm- Barb;irbara loved people and loved(d a 58, 2 0 0 2 . a l Ih c BrBrigham City V.—^ islry I.Mj'.vifU) Ull'H‘ Lovo of Jesus, good3 cdebate Her Sunday SchoollOol C e m e iery in B righam CiCily, U lah, wilh When you can ’t be to iic tiiiiq m .in y lives livi and making class5 kknow thoy could count onn a military gravGSide rltos.s. Friends may ' ■ there yourself^ ni;iriy tu.-w I n a nIds d s Ruih was an deep» ddiscussion when Barbara was;vas call at tho Payno Mortuauary, 221 West active metiiDof ol■I llie lli First Chrislian present 3nt. She had a gilt ol knowledgedge M?in Street in Burloy on Wednesday J tujUt/LUaIB- iW wJtoee . Ctiuir.ti in Giiodmc KmSDMrt . M StwiM imq. aliended the whichh jshe challenged her childronIron from 6-6 p.m. and al thehe church from - . f f w. . . WMahtAtr.L- lOIiEoilIiEailluufi lOJlEaUa^ S(;nior Citi/cni; Ccii.enter and enjoyed and grandchlldrongre wilh during cardard 10-10:45 a.m. prior to itIho funeral on . r» by her son & wife, A siresiroko on April 15. 1999, drasli- Ifoy W & Janio KurinKu ol Missoula, cally ch,changed Barbara’s lilo but il 'JISdid Pomona, C Mont., tier claughtorslers and husbands, not pulul out Iho spark. She has sirug- SdUIOlO Sunt 1010 • P a m e la L & F- r ra a n k M u rp h y o l .g le d for 3 years to communicate and^ Edda Williams ' Glendale, Calil.. aar n d L inda & Bob use Ihehe faculties remaining to leadlas as Edda Maria Williams■ns. a 4 9 -y e a r Larson ol Goodmg,3, Idaho;Ic hor grand- good a Ilifo a s possible, resident of Pomona anc,nd formerly of Z*vt5y SBIII ______cfjilrtxon ShoHlo Thorrlo m p s o n ,______B arbarbara (S-Suryiyed.by heLdedicai-';a|.'_ Jo^onr^e_^ died July, 8. f 2002, at rftr TtmBUrt Gntttoii J a y Kurin, 'D a v id ■ ob)' ’Fbrribna Valley Hospi :ss*— SB sa- — - id Eckhaus. Bryco ed andId Iloving husband. Roberi (Bob) pitarMedicaI“ JLUnb, : MhM, . : Eckfiaus. Cfirislalynlyn Waasdorp, and of Gooc o d in g ; h o r c fiild ro n , fiillkoIko Cenier, She was 77., Chris Lacson: ancf’15'15 groat-grandchil- (Linda)-a)-Andersori and Pat|y (Slovo)vo) Mrs. Williams was beborn Dec, 17. ^lOBAL dren , W a u g3fi fi of G o o d in g . C h ris (M olly)ily) 1924, in Salzburg.-Austrlitria. Sho was a ' A M om orial Sefv.icrv.ice is being hold Andefsorson of Everett. W ash., f^obonajria homemaker. . • - lltmamam ' THwrBgte 137 ' at the First Cluist'istian Church m (Travis)is) C hlarson of E p h raia , Wash.-.;h- Mfs, Williams is survirvived by.her 13 Main Ave E. — —tmtastant— im m m; ;_____ Se^ng Indhridiul!u*IIn*Mtm SfnoeV^i ^ 1. Terrence of . - - ■ 2Hr.& *ZD StMrim G o o d in g , Id a h o , Wodnosday, Wi July and WeWentSy (Malt) Shannahan oto( husband; Don; a son. - Tw in Falls 733-0X0 737A277 ’ - iirw«r.ediir«rd|onei)n»«.com 17lh, ai 5 p m Funojnoral Services will ' Boise: 1i jat.' Riaiio; a daughter Torososa Sfalcup o] : 16 grandchildren and 2 great- 733^2674 » • -MentoerSJfC', - bo hold in Lancaster.ler. Calif., at Hailey- gfandc^ichildron. Also surviving are9 a San Clemente; and two grandchildren.gr • ' .1

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E ___ By^Nate.Johnsort______provide enouglieno wood for the ven-_____ S Tlme»News wrtter ture, he sale I1ie to ^schoc(ol“— I be cleaned up to prevent I BURLEY - Industs tr ia l p a rk s fires, Saiili sasaid. One : BOISE (AP)) - University of ■ n with waste-fed energySy-produdng has about 2i • Idaho Pre^dentnt Robert] Hoover I factories could raise dicom bii.siness •' Magic. Valley and an economic at thele Burley1 airport measured people angr>'. included: ; development in Minilini-Cassia. wind1 gustsg of 48 mph. Those■e Sunday night to rreports of Noraial to Hiland! avenues, about, In spite of that, fivive Cassia • Hmergergency radio The Mini-Cassiasia Chamber of readingings came just before 9 p.m.n. downed power lines., I:but no fires 35 houseses lost power between County residents have expressede: Commissioniioners told Cassia Commerce andd Mini-Cassia Sundaylay, she said. sta n e d . 8:30 p.m.. andat 11:30 p.m. interest in an open seaiat on the County Sherihuriff Jim Higens to J D evelopm ent Coun,luncil voted last - Blowi)wing dust reduced visibilityty Four areas nf Burlirley e.'cperi- Betweenen Ovcriand and Burton commission. establish an iemergency I ; week to join SIED(2D0, a regional to aboi30ut half a mile, Harmon'n enced power outages,es, th e cit>-’s avenues,, bibetween 22nd and 27th County commissione)iers inter- tions planII involvingin aniiiteur ■ V group which triesJS tto draw busi- said, electric departmentn t m a n a g e r s tr e e ts , one-third oi of the cus- viewed two applicantss Monday.I radio users.V The Tli radio entliiisiasts ^ ■ nesses to th e M agicjic Valley.’ T hee w w ind d idn’t cause a ny roadid said. D ile M onson saidid pow er was • to m ers lost lo.s power. Power was Warren Yacion andi Clayne would establisiblish a line of coininii- d o su re:ires, Idaho Transportation>n o ut in those a reas forr abouta th ree restored to the 25 affected homes Zollinger Jr. said ththey were nication to< thethe Kureaii of Disaster Rier proposes IncreaseIni Departirtm ent spokesman Melj1 hours. around 11:*)1:45 p.m. enticed less by the “li‘lucrative Services inI BoiseBoi if iilher ciiniriiu- In water rates Ck)ulterter said. An outage on Al\U )io n a n d All tho; outagesoi w ere caused by benefits” of the joh thanth by a nication systeystenis failed. Iligeiis Cassiissia County Sherifrs Office;o H an sen av en u es, b et'utween 15th tree limbs>s Ifalling on power lines, desire to add their thoiloughts to said. FILER - The citynty of Filer will . dispatditchers said the storm result-t- and 19th streets, leleft 60 cus- Mbnsonsaiisaid. community planning. • L ute pajlayinent i from - hold a public hearinjring lonight on a ed in severalse calls 10 th e dispatchh tom ers w ithout pow err fromI about The Naiiiational Weather Service “What %ve’re looking forfc on the Cassia Countj . proposed ra te increarease. center.cr. Calls came in aboutIt S to 11 p.m. is predictii:ting shower-s. thunder- planning and zoning (comimmission) F.rekson rciiui the Tlie hearing willII beb a t 7:30 p.m. dow nedled power lines, power out-t- Between 16th and 21st2 streets storms andind possible high winds .• is not a bunch of expert'rts, but an two days iiitclate making a “i.iicuii nt City HoU. T h e cit>d ty is proposing ages an(and possible fires, along Grandview Lanene, about 30 all week.. Iliigiis are expected to honest, fair person who canc m ake breaker” i)ayirlayineiit. The sliite | mvs ' *~ a n in crease o f $5.5i5.50 per month Assissistant Burley Fire Chiefif customers lost power• aat th e sam e be in the; 909 to 95 degree range, a rational decision,”” County a portion off pryperiy pr< taxes, c.illed p e r u ser for w ater‘fa•rates. Dick RRandklev said the firee dm e, M onson said. Bet^vec•n er Fifth with lowss rranging from 55 to 65 Administrator Tim H urst:u Siiid. "ciicuit breakteakers," for some imv- - compiled from■om staff reports departmrtment was called out twicee and Eighth streets inI thet area of degrees. The Planning and1 Zoning income residesiclents. Late tax |>.iy- Commission should foiollow th e m en ts a re subject siili III addiiional examples of che countiuies to the fees, but statesm officials have west and consider erer e a tin g a refused to ;>av.p;iy. l^rekson said. ii Miniddoka Coi•unty prinncipals s\witch schhools matrix to regulate confiifined ani- ’I'lie fee.•would w snnpiy iu- * ■ mal feeding operations,is, Yadon passed on IIIto thet tiixpiiycis and By sJa ri Chaney T he1 ddecision culminates muld*i- program which will allallow all stu- - Cassia Oppipportunity Center, told Siiid during liis m eeting wwilh com- becomi? ii ta,\a.\ hike,h lliirst siiicl. T lm es^ew s writer pie mleetings ee w here details o f thee dents to have free breasakfast. the boardrd of improvements in . missioners. ‘Jl l equiptnent personninnel issue have been heardd M uch of th e breakfa-fast program rendingat at MCOC with the One The city of Albion is> going( to Conimissioneimers autliorized the . RUPERT - Twowo schools in by thee bboard in execudve session.1. will stay the same, HarrisH said. Step prograijram. grow after workers finin ish th e purchase of f10 10 portahle r;ulios. H) ------MinidokaCounty-Sc'School Districr— Compla)laints-about-Kunau weree The number of studidents who — During-a5-a six.wcck-session in back co u n try by^vay.- h e ;predict* - mobile radios,ios, Iwo repeaters and . . ------will be under neww 1leadership in brou^t;ht before the School Boardd qualify for free, reduceced a nd cash th e spring,ng,students increased ed. The area around thet city several pagerger cards. M oney t'or th e fall. in May,ly, supporters of th e prind*i* prices will be trackeced, and the tlieir readirding by 1.5 grade levels sbould have some znninjng guide- th e item s willvill comei from ilie <)] 1' V ■ .N a n c y K u n a ui; ; pprincipal at pal said,lid, prom pting them to rallyy district will continue; toti bo reim- on averagege. In the first summer lines in place before grovowth gets fund, said KentKei Searle, county ■ ■ Heybum Elementarjtary School, will behindd h1 e r by dem onstrating out-c- . bursed as it has been, session tholie increase was .8 grade oul of hand, Y adon siiid. 911 coordiniitoi M . M move to MinicoI HighH School, sido thehe district central ofHce andd If a great number ofo students levels, andid ini the .second summer Yadon has experience:e raising Comtnissioiitioners also designated where she wilTbee a vi?e pfind- by gathithering hundreds of signa-I- who could be payingg full price session theth increase was .36 replacement heifers forr ciairies, $20,000 in die ilie 911 fiuul to ])iiy pal. R andy R eddingtington, vice prin- . tu res on a peddon. take advantage of tn ei freef break* grade levelsels. farming organic wheat, operatingoj new equipmen:nent to InciUe people ;; d p a l a t Miiuco igh School, will Other : fast, the district coulcild begin to Hurst »idsail she was disappoint- a gravel pit and workingng in the Who call 911II fromf cellular u-le- _ be the next principalipal at Heybum • Boaoard officials - Trusteess lose money, Horris saiaid, but the ed in the secondse summer session trucking industry. He atattended phones, ' Elementary, Supeiperintendent Greer OCopdand and Doyle Price,t, district can get out ofo: the pro- but was happyhi it was still an Flathead Valley Cominmunity • Agricultur.itural committee - IHIl ' N ick H allett said. re -e lected a e in M ay, w ere ^ v e n thee gram a t any time. increase, CollegeI for one year. Louglimillerler and M.irk ■ ■ T h e m otions to> swsv itch princi* o ath ofif ooffice. T he board v oted to3 Harris pointed outt underi the • Miniclico cheerleader.s - Zollinger told commisissioners Darringion1 loldlol commissidnt-rs H U pals came after ann executivee ses- k eep RajRandee M artin a s chairm an1 new system everyone is receiving Several cheiheerleaders and advisor Ihe would like to creatcI anji envi- the chamberler ofi commerce lias . sion M onday^ghtt to per* ' Bnd Greald the board man. , mfl attached to earinglg break fast a b o u t expetperiences at summer fosters I business and imndustry. cultund veiitunitures in tlie iirea. said the switch wasvas in the best • Frc'ree breakfast - Mariei at school. cramp. Thee JMinico team won sev- Tlie county needs m ore Iiiliigh-pay- ■ ------■ interest of the districcrict and Its stu* H arris,s, Ifood serv ice su p erv iso r,, • MCOC reading3 scorcs - era! awardsrds, including top team ing i jobs so children do ninot n eed Twicg-Nciivtv icriterit Nate Johii.-ioii • dents. - told thhe e board of a new federalI Candace Hurst, teachetier a t Mini- at camp andnd the spirit a«-ard. ito leave th e area, h e said.I. can be reachalhed J7. r.r Zoning Commission hala s b e e n by e-mail att njohiiswi^ifuifiici'dl- n']< icsi__ fdoing a good job and h a s n o t /ey.co»i. ;; ^ n u e d from a re beinging redone to aUow whed* English Idb Into a sci.it involves ' with convenience store,'e. Though Developer:iers are working with the t many individuals andd service ' Times-NewsIS w writer Scindt/ Miller . I; sprinkler system s annd d otber-inira*—< ■ a lerable ammmt of juggling the land is-privately ovowned, an Twin FallsI planiung p and zoning . d c u b s th at d o n ate to th e p3rojc^cts. n cun be rcachfd(dat a 735^264 or bye- structure. AU existi^ing sidevralks . . and consinstruction^ Turning an . unwritten agreement mailadeatthe offidalsonthith e p b n .’ ^It takes a great deal ofof collab- ' mail at stnillcj^i'er<^magicvallcy.com.

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____To()0 HOT TO TIFROT? • y o f t h e wolif — Reiniitroducticon still mtleets cont[troversy iin Idaho By Elizabeth Shogrlogren calls, Us, le tte rs and e-mails. , eaien. logetheher in packs and look after Los Angolcs Timasnas ______In In the case of the Whilehawlawk “That’s when I maden: the deci- one ananother. They jealously packck, wildlife officials workeiked sion,” said NiemeyL*yer. “I felt we guardd ttheir territory, repelling STANLI-Y -• AtAl every stage tif tirel;elessly to deter the wolveIves had come to the ppoint thal our outsiderders. I h c s e v e n v f n r federal f( effort to from im eating livostock, Tlie pack’ick’s nonlethal efforts w«were futile and Thee environmentalistt most3st I'ointrocluci- the t; le gray wolf to th e fatee was\ followed closely by woiwolf this pack n eed ed to0 bc removed.” doselyly iinvolved with the reintro------.\t»rthert» Roclockies. Carter loven 'ers. Its hom e was th e spectacuacu. ------^Armed w ith a se:semi-auromaric-----d lic tiolon, r Suzanne Laverty oof f Nit'iiii'yi.T lliis beujeen there. lar Si • S aw tooth M ountains andi its it: rifle, Niemeyer flewfit in a heli- Defendtiders of W ildlife, fears w henlen II l- tiiippoci wo wolves in Canada alpli;iha (or lead) female wasIS a -copter several dozezen feet above ' the stattates take over, they will aiul hrouglit then leni south to their snowow-white beauty namecled the foothills of thee White Cloud shoot fiifirst instead of first trying iiciv liomes, Whci hen one pack was /Mubiiibaster. Mountains in pursusuit of the five nonlethithal means to control the Ki'tiing into iroul o uble w ith ranch- ByJy early< last summer, the packack remaining membersirs of th e pack, w olves.'s. “It can’t be acceptable to ers. iic CiimpcdI inir the open with wass ini; trouble. It had killed1 16 1C including Alabast;, h a p p y n.ifs," p roitect te th e e, Niemeyer wolves5 slshould have, special pro- f So it was wilhIII ;a heavy heart sheepep overnight. II.IW W //;'-/-fa ir (rur r/irir : the wolves tection1 ata the Sawtooth National that Nieiiieyer. !i:", .'i:". the U.S. I'isli Voluni after another, Recreatation Area because the and W ildlife Servervice official in with ll 'a mn ! !a ; ,m n e n t. I ' S r d S ______“It wnvns very surgi- fed eralI governmentg set it asidele charge of reiniroiii-oducing the wolf week>-•ks in th e cal anind h u m a n e .” a s a sp and a all other wildlife H.iviiig been allill butI w iped out livestoctock losses stopped, and the le one to pull the triggerer because he precedenence.over livestock. Thee , ■ bv the iy2()s, thehe wolves have wolveses w ere spared, _• ______• ______anticipated intense cri-•ritidsm. local enviivironmental groups rhat come back fasterter and proven This j BraliifonKucera^^r holds'Is his trophy Saturday after wlnrwinning first place In his lis y e a r, th e pack m oved to Killing wolves is likely to brougJitt tlthe case now have asked lieat tier than fedemleral wildlife offi- the oppippositu side of tb e m ountain ^ class at a horse show In G in b e c o m e m u c h morSALT LAKE CITY ciaiis had actiiiiesceiseed to the rein- killed,d. Cracker shells, whichh w olf ctMirdinator for th' Y (A P ) - H ||B abouts. the Northern ranchers•s ; sim p le te c h n iq u e s to Police are investigating li'odiiciioii ')f wolvesves only if feder- e.vplodeide with a loud bang and a Rockies, lg a report- “We’re not avoid Ios.scsacs, such as burying ani- tliat a distraught girl w al wildlife manageIgers agreed to flash,. vwere fired from a heli-I- The; imponant thing, w ho could HUH necessarily Ig, h e said, is m als th at die of natural .causes inatch Eli^beth Smart’st’s descrip-. kill those that couldlid not be other- copterr tito chase off the remainingg the siirvivaT of the wolvesw as a and gathei holding out hering animals together tion was. seen-last—V- w e e k - i n — wise pt'tsuatled to) leiivele livestock wolves.•s- species, not the surviv/ival t)f indi- atni^ii. '.iI^M -hope-thatitis— ------alone. They are den:lemanding that Nonetletlieless, two days ^ater a:i vidual wolves. Nebraska under suspic lijBH Elizabeth,” he It evenn tcompensates ranchers cumstances. the Kuveriiment make nu good on - calf was>’as killed ami monitors fin-1- Thai’s not so easyy toi get the • for lost liv WBW -said.-^If it is ------livestotik. In th e last 14 Police in Lincoln, Neb.,^ on . th e d e al. g e re dI tlthree more wolves from1 public to accept, Elizabeth we’d years, Def)efeAders of W ildlife’s Thursday issued a nata tio n w id e Km when gcivernitinineni gunners. the packick, Niem eyer ord ered theirr "Wolves are so muilUch like us wolf compi be elated .” liv in g ii|> to th e a g n iipensaiion program has alert of a possible abduct after igreement with deathss aa: s well, -that we tend to strongligly.identify given 198 B a r k s d a l e ih<' ranchers, have 38 ranchers more than witnesses ac a gas statioion conve- ave killed the One trmore effort wns made lo) with them," Bangs saiaid. Wolves 5227,000 ft said the 1986 I for more than 900 ani- nience store reported j in,iii--iic anim als, ihey ihi have trig- deter ththe wolves, but the nextt are caring parents; jand good mals killed B U ab.,hS™Imart r tw o -to n e b lu e ili-rcti oiiipoiiriiigsgs of outraged inorninj ed by wtilves across tJie crying girl between 12 ing yet another calf was1 spt)uses. They huntn and eat northern Rockie,s.Ri a n d g ra y who was possibly beiiJing held Chevrolet AsAstro or GMC Safari . against h e r will in a minivlivan. was spottedjd t twice in Lincoln on Elizabeth Smart’s undide David Thursday, Craig; pushes Smart on Monday said theth family Witnesseses i at the convenience ; plan to 1battle irnvasive ^w eeds considered the alert abibout the store told thithe Lincoln Journal I.K \V I S T f) \ ( A l’) - van, which bore Pennsisylvania Star that the ’) - Sen, Larry ahd othei Craig has introducei the girl stared ot the ( i.iig wants to close :ed legisla- Craig said,I. license plate ECJ1368, a possible store windov )se Idaho's bor- ious wee lion that would take a dow with reddened) ili-is - to noxious wee a w hack a t U .S . Bureau Bi of Land tip in tlie girl's June 5 dijdisappear- tearful eyes u ,veeds invading the 1 weeds. ^s until she was pulled iriillions of acres natic M anagemlent er Director Kathleen ance. over a seat anca n d out of sight, [Itionwide. C anyon Tlie Harmful Noh-nati " W e m u st stnj) o r sl ative Weed Clarke and i Agriculture Lincoln policc haven’n’t ma'de “They said >r slow the flow using sat Control Act would prov lid th e y saw a pair of ivide nssis- Undersecricretary Mark Rey that connection yet, saidso Sgt. arms come fr ds,” the Idaho techno lance to locai weed mar e from the back and Keiuiljlican said at a i anagement attended the hearing. Larry Barksdale. Neithther have pull her intinto the back, but : a congression- and hand departments to manage al field hearing on ge harmful "Invasiveive plant species are Salt'• Lake City police, wlwho were nobody got a on the Lewis- computer non-native w eeds. It a look at that per- Clark State College c; estimated to cause m ore than S20 contacted ' by Lincoln pol'olice last son,” Barksdaliidale said. L-camjnis. "I t The legislation would ■•'riiis is not .ibou lid retjuire billion annnnually in economic 'week. Barksdale ; out backyard everyb th e Interior secretary to le said police know weeds." said Wili W :o establish damage ancind affect millions of “We don’t liave a wholole lot of who owns the Whelan wilh understi a program that would Jie van. The van’s dri- The .Nature Cimservi d provide acres of privatepi and public iinformation,” said Salt LaLake City ver and anothi .•rvancy, "This that weed assistance through stale* other passenger were is .ihoiit invasive plar les toeligi- lands,” Clarlarke said. “The BLM 1police Sgt. Fred Louis. ““It’s not white men ag Jiants that can a problemci!bS ble groups. The legislai 1 age 20 ^nd 21 who lake over millions of lation was considers publicpul education key to cdear what they have.” took their timt of acres. They they majlay not understand the tnodeled after progra dme while buying gas c.in cbnke out native rams that winningthe\le w ar on w eeds." Smart family spokesmajlan Chris and dgarettes . ive plants and magnittntude of the problem,” were developed in Idaho, tes and deaning up in (lesiroy wiltllife!iabit;i 50. There arere 86; different types of 1Thomas said the Monday M the restroom,n. ’itat.” Whelann said.> “It represents a "I’ve literally taken :i The conservationon group has threat to t an Idaho introducedI florafl considered nox- aannouncement was a wayay to get They werere ; not acting suspi- to ecology and the eco- concept and taken it natationwide. ious in the .s bi'eii baitling yellow)w sta r thistle nomic vali■alue of our public lands.” e Slate, University of Fpeople to call in the van's’s where- dously, he saida id . And that’s what's so e^exciting,” Idahoexperts‘.ns said. LACKEY "I Vial opeisns with warirning o f ‘hon•rrific’ evider;nce Grewss beat back - ESTA*ITE AUCTIOIO N ^ .S A .\ jO S E . C a lif, (, (A P) - “you have to be deaf, du jjrcsecnior xvho wn dumb and O reffO r Thurscsday July 18, 20020 2 , wnnts Cary blind not to know abo m wildfire Stayner put to deathth let! jurors bout this ® L ocatedtd : Filer, Jdaho.S14 6th St:t case,” and .said h e's confid Z blpcja cast of the Lutheran C Monday nn a tciur of.Uif-Uic-lives his ’idcniihal MADRAS\S, Oregon. (AP) - Bn C h u rcli. ' ______jurors can set a.side tJieir o - - ■-■feS^atch for ouc«on signs.------\ ictims led np lo their ■opimons. Crews usinB eir degrading . j Stayner is being tried lg bulldozers, pickaxes “ d e a th s. rd fo r th e h elic o p Sale Tfme; S;00 pm EVBmw a February 1999 killings of opters seemed to be ^ «m______LunLunch by Kathy I'rosccnior George V of Corole „in„i„g,hc Sund, 42, and her daugh heir battle Monday saill Ilie charges w a g a in s t a 17 lituro & Appliances IS, both of Eureka, and of 17,000-acre wildfire NNice oiik dininft ttiblo with 4 nuinatehln(f choira (70, yra old andid hthaa booaprofMsIon- siriiightfonvard - three pfStl™a burning iti ree Pelosso. 16. of Co in central Oregon, nily reflniahed) • Mauve coloredd couche w ilh ook td m • Ik h t bluelu e r rjd in e r-p in k rock- m urder and a count n c r reclinor - cofTL-o table • end U of kidnap- Argentina. He is already helped by coolerco temperatures, F*! tabloa - portnblo RCA 21* colorlor 1Tv w ith remote - 2 p in g , p lu s si,v a d d itioional n allega- bmiw uibic lam ps - 2 floor lampiipa (ono ia antlquo) - Ptinoaonlclie c*cardloaa phono with life without parole inI fed?rn?f humidity andnd reduced w ind. „„anawcrinff machino • gold fram lions thal cniild trigger;er the death imed wall mirror • Queen aizou» brrisst;y also focased oi uoffora illvorwaro aot with eaatuo - now fry pan# - Club waro p d on the past B p g m a \ ' I misshapen ni head,she sa od said it was a mira- pai iro p an aet - pota and - showing jurors a youiouthful pic- said . H e pana • utcnaila • ontiquo w all clockacl - canea nnd handfcopp itemsJU • sovoral livo M pipulled out his hair at age'e 2, and hadn’t taken it. pinplnnta - heater - fan - croft batlaaketa • 2 bug zoppen - luggai ture of a smiling, gap;ap-too(hed ggoge - 2 galvanlaod- soon show ed obsessivei7iiddcs T h e d ofense fs. even gave the thi T am C osh trial moved again ju.st bc they were given rooms in1 iits far- 10,000 acres a day later, burning tsherMMONdDnefM I before the judge digitaltal photos of the scene Aest'reaches, thi leaving them fin a l ju r y w ns p ic k e d . rn isolat- through powetver lines in the area I b/M asters Aoction Servi outside thele courthousei Monday ed ffWce ed once other guests left. and forcing approximatelya] 200______. . ____ Pt;spitepiil)ljciti'.soimtuilcnstthat -.-morning. •where » - dozens - o f ...... ' siness that Service 0siJlil. ______:______ys percent of the jury p - • The-sectmd ■factor,-Willitliatnson— 'people tofleer' y pool said reporters andar cameramen had said, sai was Stayner. AUCnONEEHlR8 CL they had seen.or read so “It alreadyy has1 generated its CURK . ' -gathered, ancuid com plained o f a dr* “They * crossed paths witl'ith this own weather,! LyleMaatera QaryOMMiMriM jM B«nnttt . LamirLa Loveland alxjin the ca.se, Staynerr shouldsl be cus atmosphe !r," fire spokesman Buh(, Idaho Qoodbw. Idi ihere. ' defendant,” del and his need fofor con- Tom Crawford Idaho » MoM* • .RupaftWahoI a b l e to g e t a f a i r tr iaII l liin Santa , But Hastii rd said. “It looks like (200)543-5227 ( 2 0 6 )•S350 ^ (20e}S3M lt1. : (200)436-9863(2 -i :, stings said.he agreed trol, tre power ond sexual fatantasy, a huge tliundeiderhead. It's already , Clara County, Judge TinThomas C. \vith a prospcspective juror who said Williimson Wi s^d. 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- . ACROSS - - - i t 5^DW ort;------7 ^ Harrow^ rival ] Groo]m waiiks his bbride inIto manrriage : -:::9 Burkaod. „ :--:hay . - ,:|4 COOCBpt • favor- 7 .l8B«comacS(n . . DEAR ABBY: Thisis is regarding iO H B approaches her wed2dding day Many guest “Ready to Go It[t Alone in with the right attiturude, she'll ably about)ut the way •i levibmnt D e a r J ,l7FooOooM H i ' Mississippi,” the brid-ide-to-be who H T j* have a wonderful timim e, a n d so w hid) thee siisituation w as handled. ------had-no-one-to-wallt-h'-her-down-the------win-everyone-who-sl-s h a re s -h e r------HAPPY-W & DID------• ^ ? c l S a ^ A b b y ------I 20 Strong fMling aisle. happiness. IT “OUR • 1^1 Coponhacron's The day before myly son and his AUgalVanBiiai -B E E N T IIE R E , DOM)NE TIIAT J ’• country w ife m a rrie d , h e r• ffather died INN ILLINOIS DEAR A I am a » -'23 Formerly, onco . after-a long illness. It Ii was heart- '------resident of Germany,i mar- • Irish Saa l(Jo ' breaking, but the wcvedding went predicamiment as “Ready lo Go It[t DEAR B.T.D.T.: Well;11 said! ried a Germ;>rman h av e a I :« 8 Volcanic nxk 1 • JJO In good - ’ ,■ ■_ • ahead as planned. A lone”’ when w I married in 1961.1. t gestion fotfor “Ready to Gn t 'w orW ngorclar,-' ■ ' • My son and his beaeautiful'bride ------^Added tmto n y 'd ism ay of having no0 DEAR ABBY: Thiss i s ^ o r 't h e ------^Alone Jn1 M H c rc 'ln ------< . w Largg aniolopo came up with a planin. My future one to “g“give me away,’.’ was thee bride whose m o th er di;disapproved Germany, th e . ' iSM Ua»Tnon«y i l i i daughter-in-law ca It I w as only 18 and scaredd of her daughier walk :' -37 Mdnas*' :ame from a fact tliat J Iking down away.” Inste th e h ap p y couple • :«e-PreMni large family - nine brothersb and silly, the aisle alone. Momm needs to walks down)w n th e one sister. Her nininc brothers 1 d ecid:ided to let nothing ruinn realize th at young worn)men are no This lovelycly custom a • Evorcraan _ ------H s - - escorted their mothther Into the my day,/, so• I put a smile on myy longer “given away.’ Here is symbol of st; own ' 41 Scrimp J - church, and when itI vwas time for face andid started down the aislee how niy daughters ancnd I solved - RM ONIQUE SIM M ER, ; 42 Datadlon 7/16A» • r davlca » the bride to e n ter, myny son left his on whatIt looked1 like the longestt tlie problem; SAARBRURUECKIiiN, GERMANY • 43 Typo ol Iron position at the altar,r, met her at walk off myn life. As I passed thec I was escorted by aran usher .to • 44 Dettructlva 3 Northom ITTsTaT g the rear of the chaptpel, and they first rowDw-of g u e s ts , o ne o f m yy the traditional pew res•eser\ed for DEAR MC your let- !• 'lOM CtS' Novacta city h j n « ; I walked down the aislisle together. cousinss ggave me a wink and ail the mother of the briiride. When ter proves, ithere many t 4 a Van Gogh's * _ . 4 Troaly b ? T 1 ' Night* 5 Strong aitompt f e ^ • - Abby, it was die perftrft:ct solution. thumbs-is-up. I leaned over andd my daughter appe'ariired at the ied but perfcerfectly „ 47 Pub choico 6 Mountain lakos ^ e j : There wasn’t a dryy eye in the gave herer a hug, As I proceededJ re a r of th e church andi ceverybody ding custom ; *• - 4B SofTOwlul drop 7 Lyric [loom I I H I d iu rd i. dow n thhe e aisle, I stopped to hugR rose,-I stepped into the:ie aisle and i t ’s o rg a n ii “ 50 Rostaurani 8 Floqulromonl fi D uTi I -PROUD MOTHII1ER-IN-I.AW or kiss severalse more loved oness waited to meet her.r. We then healthy, ' >• groolor 9 Hoon ra H ^ ■' $4 Discomposos Iransplanl |w 0 ^ r IN CCINCINNATI I who were2re seated along the way. walked the rest off th e w ay Loosan plonoor f i N i71 By the tintime I reached my groom,I. together. WORTH » f« 0 Fussbudgot 10 Fonwlo fc ? j f l r DEAR MOTHER-ir•IN-LAW: I’m th e guest;:sts w ere joyfully laughing; Instead of the ministister asking “No humanlan no ^ Mont ol tho graduaio ■ I oli I s u re h e r f a t h e r w a )ke into applause, , who is giving the bridide in mar- religious fait r. r O A lp t 111 AclroftoBonot P ■ ^ /as wltli his and broke • 83 Gfpsn Gobloo •12 • i Always ^ y o i f ! daughter and oil of youy in spirit “Read:id y to G o It A lo n e ”’ riage, he asked, "Wholo supports lective jud| 13 Writing tnblo L£ 2 2 l! i on th at special dny, RcRead on: sh o u ld ni’t ’t worry that her motherr this decision?” 1 respom>nded, "Hor Only racists m ake • e4^porjtllc 1 laConcodo f* s n Ti th in k s it’sit’s “horrific” to walk soloT sister and I do." I returiirnedtomy Wiesel, No t , molody :22 Corroct loxt | n E ETt y DEAR ABBY: I facticed a similar down thithe aisle. If the bride.■ '■ seat; the ccremony cccontinued. Holocaust su I. e&ThoPloytjoy :24 Tail vonlcnl icwxB ^ ‘ lolthoW astom ipor , WorW : 26 Qenorato ^ • playwrlcht ollspfing 39 CarrinTIM 51 ExduaJvoty ' 66 Hartty horolna 227 Similar 40 SchoollOOl grp. 52 E*tor>d ocroao < • 67 AromaAc herb 226 Moro socuro 42 Quiolloil 53 Hit sharply •. You caan’t alw^ays link es with ssm ans B • • 229 Plsmlro 43 Wondender awny 55 Usod iho pool - - , I DOWN ' . . 331 Brtllsh noblo <)S Pairingring 56 Spy Mala • • • 1 Mnrrlogo 332 Thorny plant 46 BritishIsh swords 57 Ireland In W as widely beUeveded more tlian 1 - sounds like the languaiag e of th e often th an1 wwc om en do? ■ ; parlnar 333 Part ol LEM ’ 49 Merits■its poolry a century ago that thetl color of ' law, oftentimes clumsy,y, pompous Reportsi a client:c "1 was told im ■ 2 Economist 334 Fc>o • 50 ContorItors ol SB RBI or EPA your eyes revealed mn u ^ i ab o u t___ or a bit silly. It’s enouglgli to know hot fudge shouldshe be ready when I ■ ■ Smtih ' '• 3 Sonoasonabio------whools1015------Gl Smniiom------...... your nature. In I8 9 4 r that man’s first cookiniing utensil, can write mymy name in tho surface m magazine printed, “V‘You seldom O Ri-:vi.srn-;D the ladle, was probably)ly created with a spoon)on and it doesn't disiip- see a stupid person W L IV I.B o y d hy a woman. pear before•re I finish writing, hm . eyes." Numerous pupublications Vou know where^ Edmond this formulajla just doesn't seom to S c o r p i od :: Y o u are p o w e r f u l ; reported the sam e. No!o basis for it. Rostand sat while he h wrote work. (SigSigned) Alexandria But the notion, once p ______"Cynino de Bergerac”?? In1 a bath- Freemantle-Nle-Martindale." H i that gray-eyed peoplele tend to be '------^ tub. Q. W liat’sI’s yaky butter taste like? H H g i v e r o nm a n c e a c hh a n c e , L e o ’ smart, has lasted, yeaja even unto own use^;. ' “M an,” incidentally, is’ China is aUrays in thele cen ter of A. Roquefolefort cheese. H H this day. th e g e nleric e r “man" moaning all1 Chinese maps. “ChMiina” in What olderIder men prize ■ ■ IF JULY 16TIiTH IS YOUR I Q. E x a c tly w h a t is an “arti- men andd alla women. If you.try toI Chinese, in fact, meansns "central certain Ijook;}oks, radios or TV sots. m a k e thhe e gender distinction B IRTHDAY - you3U :a re Introspec- ■ fact,” anyMny? nation.” • W hat older:r womunw prize m ost are tive, som ew hat mysilysterious; many iH o r o s c o p e A. Any’object off historical every timiime you use the generic How do you accouniint for the photographs.?hs. That, according to an for man’s man. you’llu’ll w rite som ething that claim you possessss extrasensory Sydney Omarr interest made by man fact that men get hicci:cups more the survey-talMakor.s. p e r c e p tio n . Y ouu Jhave experi- eo ced loneliness buib u t are resilient ------enoughio-mainraiItain emotional — chancc[cerDomestic-adjustment- equilibrium. You aria re easy to love c o u ldd include i where you live,; r D i s a b l (edpatro Dn sues "~ but difficult to und■nderstand. You .... marital-tal-siatuS.-Find-your-rhythm represent a “roir■omantic chal- and darlance to your own tune. lengc.” Pisces, Virgirgo play major LIBRBRA (Sept. 23*Oct. 22): Do strip cllubs over:r access roles in your life,fe, could have not oqiiquate delay with defeat. these letters in narnames: G, P, Y. Time5 isi; on your side; you can g" South norida Sun-Sontliii August will be you/our most chal- affordrd to play waiting game, liiel______^ "This isis an, indastry that is higti id knows about ADA and | lenging, romantic: andai profitable Personam ality is overw helm ing, a nd profit and m onth o f th e year.r. y o u exude ex sex appeal. WearIr FORT LAUDERDAl\L E , Fla. - A is ignofingng it,” Brody s;iid. “ 1 have I , A R IE S (M ar. 21-A1-Apr. 19): Take shadesJS of< blue. Pisces represent*i. . quadriplcgic who .>Hiyss hI e can’t get no sym[jatliy pat for them violating in to a W est P a lm B Bteach s tr ip ADA^’’ I ' inidacive.in pursuiriuing “romantic ed. goals." People willwi find you SCOFORPIO (Oct.'23-Nov. 21):w club's laiHlaiidiJg roonjm has made Law iss sookings an uiispecifiod M a federal case out of it.t. am o u n t of of money in attorney's i s i i i I" attractive, difficuicult to resist. MuchI occursO' behind scenes; you •• Adult-entertainmentnt enthusiast fees andd isi: demanding the club Question of marrarriage looms get hinlint of “what is going on” l^ge. Maintain youiour high prind- tonight.ht. Your position is power-p Edward Law filed a lawsuitIi last come intoto compliance with ADA plesi ful; do0 rnot b e afraid. You are des-5. month against Wildsdside Adult - standards,is. ing a lack of Law bro)rought the lawsuit after TAURUS (Apr.r. ;20‘.Moy 20): ' tined totc win! Capricorn figures.5 Sports Cabaret, alle^n handicap access to ththe room vio- visiting the tli strip club on May 9 . Theifimes-NiJews I ■ You discover altem::mative ways of promincinently. ne 14. He also visited getting job done,e. You will be SAGiGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.. lates the Americacans With and June , another WestW Palm Beach strip' commended and.m• might receive 21): Dor)on’t be afraid of repeating■ Disabilides Act. The Orlando, Fla., mann should -dub thosese t\vo 1 days - The Landing raise in pay. Youou could also yourselfelf; niake meanings crystal- G a r a g ee 8 Y a r d1 Sale I /% receive proposals of partnership, dear. YouY< a re capable o f predict- be afforded the samele degree of Strip - andnd has also brouglit a law- m arriage. ing f ujture ti and making it comcg privacy when he get;:: a lap dance suit againstnst its owners, g as everyone else, argueues his attor- Both lawsuit.slav allege the strip GEMINI (Mayy 221.June 20): true. IdealismId counts - dare to a Dl ; i r e c t o r y This could be a daylay and night of dreamta! Ai ries in k ey role. ney, Antliony Brady Jr.Jr 'Hie only dubs haveve bathrooms that violate ). access to the lap^lanciicing room is ADA stanandards and lack the . ^ 6 love and laughter!rl ILeave details CAPRPRICORN (Dec. 22*Jan. 19): stairs. The requiredd number of parking. for another time;;; pperceive pic- You wi,will be invited to confer^ up a short flight of s ture in its entiretysty. Individual with high-ups;hi{ don’t go hat in^ room is ringed with plushpi chairs .space.s for)r tlie t disabled. you oncc loved wilwill make sur- hand. Y„ where patrons sit whililile strippers p rise appearance. d o n ’t sell yourself short,. ply their trade. Q In addition, the couminter around CANCER (Junele 21.JuIy; 22): Attractictive new deal will be This day is tailor-mj•made for you! offered.id. Leo is involved. the stage wliere danci ^ g ^ S s w H f i Examine and evaluaJuate property. AQU> tion for your effortjarts, sacrifices. tent “anart critic.’’ Family relies on making it difficult for luliim to place -I -1[ME-L OUT Taurus, Leo and ScorpioSo figure you to0 delineateli trends, cycles,. a drink on i t Brady saidid^ TODAY>Y 4;30-7;00-9:15 | in scenario. Q u e stiction of marriage looms LEO a u ly 23-Aug.ug. 22): Be ana- - large;; yyou can handle added lytical; obtain storyjry behind the pressurure. Cancer native ------stoiy.-Shorrtrip^vlll':'illinvolverela-— involved’cd :------tive. Keep optionsIS open;( avoid PISCJICKS (Feb. 19*Mar. 20): making definite coicommitments.' 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■■ ^itde Italyy lives agailin at reunlio n By Lombw Ctvanw ly trees,cs, and sct out food for the! T hat m ilk check bou{ught all the Tlni«»Wew» eofrewnKi■ondent______noon me:neal. groceries ^hey couldn’t raise, Jim O linditido Paoli,^ who lives in1 Grisinti added. : RUPERT - Fromom the Astico Goodingng, grew up in Little Italy,, Everybody also had a '■I R iver in Italy to thec SnakeSi River in where! hish family had settled onI the elder Grisinti said. ^ Idaho, families immiimigratcd more ,he projc•oject. Before they came to, “And a wine press. T1 h ere was than a century ago f Idnho. mim ost of those who settled in^ lots of w ine m ade in LitUttle Italyi" xlont work th at wasSIO to be found on u ^ ls lta l ^ Jim Grisinti said. :thc Minidoka Projcct, Italy first worked in mines in ing, he said. A compilation of storories about Families with nameSos liko Loom, WyO"i„t the Italian families can bbe found in DalloHo, Dalsoglioio tand Carotta . ’ dad worked in coal mines oming, then silver mines in “A History of Minidok>ka County comc from the townTl anda county of I and its People,” boollok by the " he said. “Those guys were .Lastcbasse in the narrarrow steep val- Idano, h Minidoka County H isto ric a l They had a rough life. They IMDUOCu CAVtMD/tk* rVMtNc ley called Void Asdcctico on the bor. tough. Th Society in 198S. The bbook tells . a them like slaves.” der of Italy and AuAustrio. They worked tl about Marcello and Emitnilia Leoni, loft, Boverley Dalsollo and Iremrene Dalsollo study old photosI aand family rocords a t tho UttioIttio Italy where came to make their;ir Ihome in the , The minemi workers were paid by who w ere m arried in 191918, making Italian famlllelllos who settled the Rosstonn areaa mot recently. > Magic Valley. th e poun(imd, Jim Grisinti said. the family wine from gngrapes from • !^eir descendants n ts a n d dtbers “Thar«r iold song ‘Sixteen Tons’ is California. year. Boy, tfu 'who made up the i timt was good salami.’’ out 1 with buckets and an garden Archic Carared to their remembeibers what it was like when "I can remember everyc \ fall EmiliaLeoni. lives now. While thee sistories rolled the Italiorions settled near the dam. Grandpa would butcherr ai pig and When a. clchickcn house in the out, they poured overver old photos, “In tho!hose days, everybody had a a steer and make salamini with It.” rieighborhoolOod caught on fire, all , reviewed information«3n on th e fami- few milkk ccows," h e said. he said. “It would last:t .almost a the neighbor>ors c a m c to h e lp p u t it Early It[talian settltiers m ad ei u p close-]-knit com rim unity Italian families whowh settled in went to3 townt< for seven years after Pietro Emilio Purinn came to grated fromm northern Italy with a Cassia County formedned a close-knit arrivingg o o n the homestead, America from Austriaia in 1913. part of herr family,fi whidi had set- I • ' 1 1 ' com m unity, w ith nei{leighbors help- Dlonigdgio Grisentl immigrated After working in coal1 mines1 in tied in thei RRosston area in Idaho, ing one another puttlutting up hay, from TyrVrol, Austria in 1906, and Wyoming, he cam e to thehe Rosston The Gnemisnis moved to Idaho in __ threshing grain, diggj igging powt(«s after^ working w in mines, .in ___. area in 1916 where he liv ed .o n an ___ I918.-Petcbc-bought-shccp-with-a ----- " and moving from pla' place to place. Wyominging and Canada, moved to SO-acre hom estead nearir the dam. brother-in-ln-law, and the. family T h ey a lso e n jo y e d vvisiting and theRosst« sston area in 1914, w here he He and his sons built manany of the Uved with1 thet DalSogliosJor a playing puiochle in winwir te rm on ths:— bo u ^l'4-40 C acres."He owned one of rock buildings and rockk dJtch hn- tinic while 1 “A H istoiy of Minidinidoka County the first i c he worked with his st cars in the area, a 1913 ers in th e area. The bam•n, , granary. sh e e p and1 homesteaded h a farm and Its People,” comi)mpiled by the MaxwellII touring t car. chicken house, pig pen anand a place nearby. Minidoka County:y ;HistoricaI In 1920 >20, he returned to Austria for coal and wood still star . Cesare The Society in 1985, give;ives a glimpse to seekk as wife, and met Maria rheodore Leoni married Stefono DalloUo also workedw in Emilia Munarnari in Italy. They immi- into the lives of somese of the fami- Tomasi.:. AfterA they married, they the m ines in Wyoming bcl )cforecom- -grated to Cci"cmral City, Colo, just lies of “Little Italy."’ re tu r ned e d to Idaho to continue ' ing to Idaho when the N Minidoka lonn10, where he worked In John Caro tta workedked in th e gold fanning.g. Part : of their home was Project started. He and,d his wife m ines in C entral City,ty, Colo,i before th e firstt s^ools house built below farmed. nines. Tliey moved to Abovo, Al an oorly photo of tho CiCosaro.nnd Emilia Leoni family.Illy. H coming to the Rosstssto n a re a in th e Minic:nidoka Dam on the soulh In th e early 1900's, Pet< Idaho in 1907,07, and humc.stcadcd in 'he Rosston 1916. John and Mariaria traveled on side. Thete old< frame school building came to the United Stai n area. Emilia brouglit In the early days, they’ supple-s ping, li was a loiiKI •■<) vy ■ . an herb plantmt from Italy and used p the train to Minidokaka where they was punurchased later by the northern Italy to work in \ mented their food supplj)ly wilh they IkjukIu siipi 10 continued on to th e rivriver, crossing Grisentisis and{ moved to their farm, coal mines. He marrieied lulla madeidc from the plant for j;jacknibbiis. al weeks. Hmilialilia inidcd .iiid . H iny family illnesses with on Howell’s F erry halfalf a m ile west w here itt wasw rem odeled into living DalSoglio, sister bf a fello'low miner, treating many They crossed the rivcicr on a «>iher farm prodiroduce i Iil- K>'<>ccr\' I of Minidoka Dam.. MMaria never quarters.s. Ermete DalSoglio. She^ had em i: much succes.s.!S.S. • f,ferry, coming imo R upcri foifor shop- siore as pariialia l fcir H

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Rupert, was b om Satiu-day, J Magic Valley' RRegional {toi^ uocmco a birth 2™ m m ^ . 2002. Joshua BoaliJoalo, 9, and Bronna Medical CeiCenter . send o cop)opy of the binh certlficato , I C Saleina Rae Dawn Whitt ' Boolo, 6., m:make 'bead bugs' at Isabel Elisa Cres| daughterda' of Clifford and M Morgan tho TwinI FalFalls Public Library's . daughter of Jesusita J Whittacre of Heyburn, was bom Laurian of Jeromeme, was born Sunday. July 7,2002. 's crcraft day under the - !00i .. P,O.Bo«54, Tuesday, June 2^ 20a Jake Herrera, son of MVlarthaj Instnictlon□n cf0 Pam Langford. 5, ID 83303 Austen Baylee! Jj a d e Snow , F«»s. II and M aurido H erre ra of BiBurley, children'ss librarian. Cralt day d au g h ter of T erri LuiLuniin Conger Ortato;.7::.734-5538. wos bom M onday, Ju ly 8,200 Is hold att 2 |p.m. Fridays a n d Jim m y L ynn SnowSnc of Filor, : noon Tuesday for (Oscar Betancourt, son ofr TMaria lUt tho m onth of July. was bom Tuesday, Jui;July 2,2002. Sundays5 popon p and noon Friday and aj,( M arcos B etancoun of BiBurley. Summer Dawn DDiay R o sc o e , for Tuesdayday's paper. • . was born Wednesday, Juiuly Registration!tions aro being taken daughter of Misti DaiDawn Day and More informirmation? 20C2002. forthomontllonth of A ugust. For Garold Leroy Roscoe:oe of Jero m e, Call Mollssaisa Qt 735-3278 )rmatlon. call 733- was bom Tuesday, JuljJuly 2,2002. <------• 2964, Ext. 1 llan n ah Rose Cress'esswell, daugh- Frcmstad1 ofo Twin Falls, was bom st, Luke’s Wood RIvcver ter of Lisa Christinene andi Donald Tuesday,July Ju 9,2002. Medical Center P a re Cresswell of Shoshone,She was bom Sunday, July 7,2( Fletcher Kellogg Stumph, sson assia Regional______Louiselo' and Trent S'tumiJ ...... C hristian A lbert 'Lie i S t » n o f ...... -C M ICeti^uiii, w ^ bom Monday,' Timi Noel and Rya;yan Michael Meiledical Center 5?21, 2002. Lickley of Jerome,tie, .w as b o rn A riionaa DoleI Breeding, daugh- Skyler S Stephen Wilson, sonsc Monday, July 8,2002. , te r of Ra*ut and Sara Breeding of Amber Am and Adam Wilsoi Peyton Gregory V l l ™ D odo, wasis bomi Thursday, July 4, Hailey, Hai was bom Monday, JulyJu Paige Elizabeth Wilscilson, son and 2002. 2002.200 daughter of Christinaina Jo Bernier ir„ 0 Vargas, son of Rosa and Emily E Abblgail Holilngshshead. • and Jason Coiy Wilsonson of Xcromc, daughter of Misty Glahn were bom Monday, July8.2002.Jui /argas of Rupert, was dai E Esmeralda Jaylieilienc Tcllei, l»™Fnda;jay, July 5,2002. James Jan Hollingshead of Ha:[alley, < - daughter of Elizaizaboth and 1 Mia " Montes, daughter was bom.Tuesday, July 2 ,200;» 2 . , . ^ Johnnie Tellez of TwirWin Falk, was otM npooe (Uld F ernando M ontes Amelia A M ares, daughteter 6f ' • ' * bom Monday, July 8I,2002.' ,2( 0* Burley,, w;was b om Friday, July S, Maria Mai Mares and Salvev a d o r • ’ E K Dominic Mario AieA ie llo , son of - 2002. Ch£Chavolla of Hailey, was; b o rn Constance R. and ChriChristian M ark M a rlc1 n Juarez,J son of Jaime Wednesday, Wc< July 3,2002. 0 Aiello of Wendell,II. was born Juarez ofBurley, Bu was boro Friday, Katherine K Ra^ Stone, daugughter Tuesday, July 9,2002.2. , July 5,2002.02. o3f' f ]Lara and David Stonen e of Mokayla Marlaa 1F re m s la d , T risten AugustusAi Baker,'son of Ket

1 ^ ^ .- ' Ashley Oroyfus of Hqllo] - A t . r t ^ DNRENUION_ 2 nrocracker puppet atIt th e Hailoy “ ■ Public Library story houhour. For moro Clfca'i939oriM0, cliclBMmatoo itand ouMdo tho0 I Information about storytory hour ' Albion School. Albion GmOrado Sohool and High School>1 B o th e r sum m er activ ities call tho ...... alumni will hold at rm retm lonjuly27attbo Manhh ^ M library, 7 Croy W ., ait t 7S Crotk Event Contor,itor,l/2fflllasouthofA!M on. Roglttratlon wtll (MhoI hold at 9*.30 a.m . wfth a'pro- Kram «t 10:30 a.m. A ccal ato ro d dinnor will bo f orvod ^ H v ^ • atl2pja.TlMeottla$lo $12 por poroon and partici- I pants m u t prm glotoi• to f bjr Saturday by w rftln fto ?:Ma^PlorMrHC72Bo! ^ x 2 0 6 2 . MaHa, ID 8 3 3 4 2 .

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_ _ _ _ StililARI^ STARS. T e ee n s c r e aLte t b o o k tt o h e l p ss i h e lte r TW IN FvFALLS - Robert Stuart C lass a rtists d rew illupage bwklet. They marketedm would soUdtd t advertisementst tiO th e project;ct off and on throughout the'book through postisters and reduce printinnting costs. They had the d1 year. TTiey first m ad e word of mouth. Two ststudents hoped for a profitp of $700, but ip'to the animal shelter, served as cashier and sesecretary found publishlishing costs higher' interviewinnng and photograph^jig to keep a ledger of recei£ipts and than expccted.led. T hird, they w ould the workerse rs a nd anim als. Back in secretary ask local medinedia to h elp th em prt>- th e 5 ro o m , they worked in Nancy Larson as their "b'^banker.” d u ce p u b licic siscrvice announce- im s w riting featu re sto* Afterpaying publi^ng acosts, th e m ents to h eIp lp ssell more copies, busedd on ( their observations, class ca m e u p w ith a profit pi of Remaininglg ocopies o f th is keep- L ater, ey added stories drawn $300. sake bookletlet are1 available for from sonal experiences with ,• p ie book was a learninling expe- $5.95 at thee TTwin Falls Animal pets a nd othother animals. rience. Shelter. H Kimliberly MidcIdle School rreleases hor)nor roll irXHMeiiMiwu , , , 'K IM B ERERLY - Kimberly Brittany S. Hardy, Kel Robert Stuart Junior)r HighH stu d e n ts w ait baciAwards' to begin at Ropor Aut elsee A. Vawser. Julieie A A H all, B raden M-:,' lUQitoriumin M id d le SclSchool announced its Nebeker, Lydia Motherershcad. Osbourne, NNai ancy P az, Z e b M^ : Twin Falls, This w asIS thotl firth year that students haveha dressed like movie starsI to celebrate their passage fror rom Junior ,rimTiester e high honor.roll Taylor R. Atkinson. iJaiaren S. Van Diest, ErikaEri A. Richm an,- high to high school,I, TeachersT( and students oxchanhanged awards such as most Imprmproved, most supportive teacficher, best and honorr roll.n . , Sicvers, : Carly Y. LoMure,re, Jenna Jacob W. Hafer, Ht Teela A. sense of humor, tcachachor most likely to got lost at IBrundago, and Asset Builder.ir. ^Musical numbers wore perforidrmed, and Studentsts Jo'shua T. Archer,, DarnelI Shoylene Kirtlantland, Tobey Leyba, -T h i n'JGS T O D() 0 Nathan S. SaSargeant, Sharelle M. B. B B ulchcr. M atth ew D. F,Fisher, Zachary A.. Medley, A Kaici Seward, Brarrandon K. Soderquist, Lacey L M. Hay_e,_Ashleley R. Gochnour, Jasonison Miller, Radlce — d ull - ll . m. liii-Ml.ivt .mil S.II1I B everly D.. Jalbot, T Mitchell M. V V asqucz and R a n d o n T. Wi commiimtv icniir ai (.5J Iliiw: Sl, fVilcox. L. P lo tt, J aired r e c N. Andreas, 7 <11 To Odd a Ultililting, please send a noticc wlh: i alK; 7.1.) r.VU, ■I' Dame, Au.stj.stin A. Hartgrave, Students listed on the: honorI Patrick A. Browrown, Jessie Gailey, . i(»iv.i. Mci>c,f..]i Namo ot incneorcaniiationofCluO; I Krrc liridKr lr»«inv for lirRltminrwm - 7 p.m. 'K a rlc e D.'. H a tf ie ld . K e ls e y roll rc (3.0-3.49 GPA) were: Time, daynm 2: six th Z achary B. Rowllowbury, Ashley J. nnd place oMtic activity; '" •Tiii'mI.iva M.iriliiK March I'* al M. 'anielle L. Molsee, gt Tckphoootiu5 number of a contact pctson. iIlfiilKv Ci'iilcr, 241. l'.il|» Avo.. cullU7.r^fij5w""'' 7 J e s s e r , D an grade, Sarah L, Morris, Emmily A. Sartain, Amandanda R. Hutcheson, rinochlecluli, t p.m. r<».-Ml.>v«.V. iCommuiiiiy W endi K. CcColeman, Tucker D. Clement.^, Cl K aiie A Cunning M.imr V,illr> S»,Kl..sSiairrairrll,.mrCIiili.r ngham, Davida Cserc]:irepes and Paul .M',..ivhii.,ii. .-u, PolMarconiointfinin 'Cl...... I'7 ‘l AtliliMin Av'c.c. r... iinyonc L ie rm a n , Benjamin Be T. Taylor, Abigail A L. Curry, Megagan K. Worsham. mvirL-.J,Ml! |-ru-.i a( 7.1.1 4‘fJ.I. I ■ P.O.B0.5J8 Other Bingo TwinFalls 83303.83: U riim Suppon Croup -1> p.m.1. Wi-»Inr\ nl73&3288' .il 7.1.1-HKiH. .S't-w m«nlH:r» wclcnilH' Stalllngswlwins fifth place In other ?t parts of the United1 StatesS at Lynn Univciversity in Boca Writer* of itir Word, Ctiri»iii in h e r c a p a d ty as sta te presesidcnt Raton, Fla. Kr.iiip - lU ii.iTi. Iir\( .Saturday at ' S : speaking atal natlonai BPA 11 Tuiri l ;ilt%, 7 I'. 1,UIH).|1().ikloA»t-.inllutk->-. IKi lormcntli .11 KiinlK'rly i'libtic Ul-rnry,U C.ill Higll ScllOol)1 rcccivcdI fifth place banquet ba at the dubhouser of0 the student services,res, director o f stu- •I - ll J-, ‘I p ill. _ Cliri.li.iti1 SiSlnjilcN Cniiiii. 7 p.m. <«i (ki- t M.if%i.iu^ .i( 42.1 r:r.2S. M;iKic Viitlry A>trooomlnil Socic.rirtv 7 ,.m in the p repa an re d speaking I ev en t GFWC Gl Nampa Woman’s: Club.< dcm services andanc other campus (Vnl.r,?Kl'!ll','S ^ g S B K S a r .M'cond Saiiiriby in I'roit room? ". V i’r‘,™ » i th e NaNational Business Tbe installation was presesided offidals. ■ 1 Id^M Twin SInKin - K p.m. Ccnii-r (. on CSI cjini|iiiv call 7J<.,2447147. Professionanals of American 1.-4 V,4J .11 Sii.Kili.iia-r'-. ll.ini lur J.iiiciiiK; Twin Full. Klllr iinil Piitol CI over by the Internatitional Pfefferle is a 20012( graduate of •|l.i.»-^c..ll7.IVKM-<. f.mK<;-(>Op.m. Wci!iic«l.-iy«al 2SJiS 5 S rS ^“"terenc..:e in Chicago, III on President of General Federeration T^^FaUs., 1IVin I'.illv IJiniti-il lo .22 hftc. nicdin. Mniiduy« ul M.ikic V.illi-v 421-1 j Hamlett of Virginia with zassis honors for th e fall 2001 sem ester H-. 2«, K.ilK Avi-.. Twill |-.ilk 7.U. " I.b0iiij„. .'ludenlsfrom}m other states. ‘ rsity...... Sreikr Rlvpr Citnyon KmnrI Qui tance from the outgoing £ r-n V!In‘Ala'' 7 p.m. fourili WcdncuUy at uptiaiilair* mi-eiifiK . S h e a lso has hi participated in ' Jf' , a s tu d e n t m u s t S.ukr Ki.rr IIIUJSO: Tr. 'iillry Plnuctilr Cliil. • 7;.10 r- m. ri»>m ' al CSI T.iylor biiildlnK. cull Presicient Sue Huskinso J ai Diwhlfd Amcric.iii Vciir,ii.» L' .11 iw.iiie al FFA events. son of jjgyg completeded 15 credits.and' ‘ nil Slfcct .mil Showii A\cmti-, Twin . Rexburg. R« ..... Twin KulK llrrjKioloKy Socici achieve a gradele ppoint average o f'' lliird Tucid.iy ,it llerrclt Center. Founded in 1890, the dub:lbs are at least 3.25 or 1 ...... IW.. .\lm‘l,iv, ,11 i; Squire becocomes Women’s J or higher for the one of the world’s oldest notlonpar-. semester, Clubs statete president iTstisan, nondenominatiitio n a l women’s volimteer service t Judy Squinlire, a Buhl business ;o r g a . Two Buhl S t u d e nizadons. udents ~ S e r v i — — ow ner a n d GiG en eral F e d e ra tio n niz ICE NEW^ of W om en’s; ClClubs volunteer, has compete for sclscholarships . Hymas completes) basic trainlinintt al the Marine in«included learning first aidid uni- installelied as president of PfPfefferle has been namened Tracy J . Fronsoinson an d Jo h an n a of Idaho General C o r p s Re c r u it D ep o t in S a n foiform regulations, combatt awater the state of to leadeiship organlzatlit i o n H iatt of BuhlJ h l met require- .basic IVIarine traininilin g Die(’«,Hym' anagem ent, has b een na:gained 50,000 highest-sct-scoring partici- Twin Falls, ;,«ti Eric 15, J II. Ilyiiiiis o f „ „ „ K . r , n .s s lhours in classroom 1Hymas is a 2000 graduaja te o f ous board off ddi irector m e e tin g in to the ' Knights of the Roundtdtable pants of over the 1 million prO: Tooclo, Utiih, li.is ci.iTipleloilCOI aiul fk'ldI aassignments, which Twin Tw FaUs Higli School. Washington,n, D.C. and various student stu leadership organiza gnun entrants.

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KIMUI-RLY - Geor«e inspcction.sIS jprovided by the Twin H A IL E Y - T h e S u n Valley V Elemenlaiy StuStudents wiU b e h eld BUHL B - T he B uhl A rts Couijundl Mallory has beibeen diagnosed ndctihall of Falls Fire re Department, Boy C Cc enter for th e A n s will offe■fer chil- Tuesdays and T1 Thursdays, July 23 Vill >Vill offer photography m anipipula- with a rare formrm of leukemia, - K iinnberlv h i and Scouts will11 hhelp witli registration. dren’s dr photography classisses for through Aug. g. IS. Children in tionion workshops Saturday. ° ^ y strikes^ 1 5 0 children a merly of Children ag.age 4 and up are invit- children ch -age 9 and up withth Julie grades kinderga / rgarten through sec- Polaroid Pi m anip u latio n will■ul be year, fund organi;anizers say. She r H azelion / o l will ed. Each pap a rtic ip a n t m ust pro- G Gc eorgiades and-Stacic Brew2w from ond will meet ft from 1-2 pjn. and heli leld from 9 a.m. to 12 pP-“ - has been at ChUdlildren’s Prim ary. I I jB tfl celL-biebraie his vide their owown bike or scooter. 9-11 9-: a.m. Mondays; and diildren in grair a d e s 3-S will m e e t Mrfarda ar Duff will show stude H ospital in S altt LaL ^e City, Utah ' h birthday /n ie purpop o se is to educate Chil- W Wi ednesdays, Aug. 5-14 a t: iHailey from 2-3 p.m. S. Shana Scutte will howlow to manipulate the emuk for the last month m 2-4 p.m. • dren alwuiu 1 bike .safety an d help Elemeniary. Eli guide children•,n :in creating three Mat■iattes will te provided to frs nth and is in hex;,, urday at keep them1 sjsafe, organizers say. Studentsi will have a1 1 basic _ art projects,. whilev looking to theh e picture.] ______second round ofjf dchemotherapy; s—can—rcgisrer—at------•introductlonrleamlng'evcoInt a^tliing famous artistsits for inspiration. I^rshall M paints on blackr ri r j— with-nineTnonths-thyof treatment ■' P.-i'i-k,' jff Downtown on Main from fro how to operate a camimera to Students will 1e explore painting, • whitvhlte photography will be hh“"d -heal of her. cks cast of ddeveloping c film in the darkirkroom. drawing and d: sculpture tech- fronrom 1-4 p.m. Students shelould To assist Snow’!Dw’s fam ily w ith C ily Hi alership and Magic A A 35mm camcra is requluired. niques. The costost is plus a $25 biring rin five of their favorite blblack travel and otherer eexpenses, the fe Kids will give away Ge lendenhall Valley Safe Georgiades has taught arta at materials fee papaid to the Instruc- andnd white photos. Gay Odmimark account has beenen :set up at D.L. one daiigli- -safety helmImets to the first 100 . HaHailey_ Elem entary anjlld_thc . .tor- ______— rilllead the will: session. EvansB ank. -r*;T)fi>7iSrElii«inn'ndfI 5. Tliose who pre-re^ College Co of Southern Idaho) ffor 12 Foot Reflcxolieology for Kids will Tl quest a preferred time ygj T he cost fo r bo th clinics iss$ 5 5 children, Dan Johnson years. B rew h as b een a studi■dent of b e h e ld J u ly y232 and July 25. foraar adults and $35 for student: ike course, which is -j,, Its o r Martial arts Instnstiuctors photography for the lastt Ithree Children m gragrades three to six 53030 for adults and $20 for s C ln iid ia lia r v c y . H is wifi; d to run hourly. y_.y ears an d assists w ith CSI cliclasses meet from)m 10-11 a.m. and den S ' hold free self-deldefense clinic.' .ifc, Pew , Evc-ryonewhwho registers also will ^ ■, ents for one workshi is hnstinp the event. The cost is $40 for men:■mbers children in grad“ades seven and up TWIN FALLS.LS, - Master" receive a goo;oodie bag wilh bicycle cholarships are available. and 565 for non-members. . ■ will meet fromn 2-3: pjn..Children Both w orkshops vyill b e heldJd at Hartwell’s Intennoimountain Martial Registration deadlini ie importance of firee self-defens«'- Bike Rodeo,-jamboreiireeset “ k ? r ^ Stration the day of the p_j n e is “ '5 le Eighth Street Center, 20030 N. A rts w ill o ffer a fire Friday. For more informaiation, relB^iotion andtld health mainte- p|p>, ______dinic for womenm ffrom 1-3 pjn .''' ship event or duriluring pre-registration, ' ^ ighthAve.INBuhL . Saturday at dealershi call 726-9491. T lie c e n te r iss ]locat: nanraofreflexo»ology at an early .po- Fo r m ore inform adon, callI 5543. Saturday at 243 MaM ain A ve. W. i n , ' . r-guardian-must sign a— , ujj,;------age.-Tlie-cotd^Jenvxllbe-hands-onr— 2888 i------TwiffFalls.— r children under 18 ed atl91 5th.SL'E.rKetchun ------■ Downtown with KMVT i n?ih wJiJ^^for® Students shouldild be prepared to The instructorsjr« will be M att rtid p a te . Lee Radio Group will11 hhos. ,he . be barefoot andad have clean feet p,,-, , Jolley, Terry RolRobinson, Bart so will be h o u rly dfaw- Spots still available for iind [8 established M iddiekauff Downtow ^ T h e cost is $20,:o. a n d th e instm c- Ht^tchKon and Don>)n Rider, rizes a n d g ift c e rtifi- COl Rodeo and Jamboree be college of kids classes3 ' tor is C edlifl J oordan. n - t O) hhelp Twin Falls fm lly^ Space is liipiteiited. For more hSiSis;; ■ ; dogs, soda and ice

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AGRICULTURE DENTAL FARM tMARKET RESEARCH " Mm e d ic a l ^RESTAURANT PROI•ROFESSIONAL 77>» Idaho State Dopt. ot PT From Offico a aslstani Noed larm hand, muat Are* you someone who ia D C lred caro stuff, oil shifts. Le 1. Ces/tsmextcan rostau- RESUMES ^ PLUS ■ Ik AgricuHun is hiring cropop n eed ed . D ental bluing & know gravity irrigating and looking for a job that will Call 1 734-4344-______| rant is now accopting ol/ectivo.ofj i - - MORRIS,1, 8Staven t A. a n d Patsy Inspectors for aeaaonalial poyroU exp. roq. 324-7007* run most oquipmenL woric with your hectic life jMEOIS i a L applications 0| lo r. ____ 324-3576* NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE _ employmeni (July to Oct) Call 734*5123 Lv. m sg.t or a atudent looking lor a a ! 0n 0 elob«r22.2002.o2 . at the hoorof 3;00 o’clock p.m■ . < DENTAL ASSISTANT RN NEEDED PART-TIME •' Lunch/dishwoshorL Mon.- sERViERVICE TECHNICIAN 2;,2! _Appllcants rnust be over _JobJh8t_l!t8 wlthxour_ -O v e rsee n eed s oi people------F.-Frt_lQ:30-2:00pm.-. Pivol !MWdew.-lnth®tobtjyo«r of THIeFacf.-inc,rie3 4th Avenu 16 years of age, able to FlELDWORKEHS - scih ed u le. W b offor Iri- ' North, Twin Falis. fdah 19. rocords of Twin Falla Count]unty, C 6 n d u c t p u b lic o pinion Immediate Openings fForm machinory mechanlc. Exp. prolonod-Wiii train voryoulogoing yi ond 82020 BluoE Lokos Blvd polls over the tolophono.. patching tho 11 wealom Apply Nowl X states. Ploaso rosumo to Exp. w /treclore. hoy tho right porson for prolossional. pt Only apply ii osk IbrI Shorry.______■ phe Truateo hea noio knowtodgoK of a moro porticutt;utar ABSOLUTELYNOJr Box 96253, c/o Timoa- equip. & trucks. 324-7146* Sito Dovolopmont. intorostod in in making a lot ™ ve referenced real property, butIt forIc SALESl Strictly researtfi. •Exporioncod Fomi r Job Dovolopmont, & d dMcription of tha atwve r „ Nows. P.O, 80x548. of monoy! Resume req 1'BLTBLBPMONC 6A LSS, ode, $7X0 to $9.00 per hour. ^ Equlpmont O perator * Job Coach Training, - a . ptip o e o s of compiiance-viee-vrith Soctkin SO-113 Idaho Codt Twin Foils. ID 63303* FT tomporary, wortcing on Apply in porson ol: ★20 * 2 IMMEDIATE ttie-Trustee has boonI InformedInfi tho addross of 237 EirElm Casual v«rtc onvironmoni I Apply in porson ol: production oquipmoni. _ Intellinenl ______, Street, IWJnFalEs, Idaholaho 63301, is som etim es a ssociat- d o Flexible eves. daya.-A-A. -DRIVER------*Daify Employmeni Solullona eg wknd. houra. 15-30 hrs.~s. Flat bod driv'om wantod. Salary DOE. Resum e ro- S6.50-S12 per hour. • d with the aaid real propiiroperty. qulred, Apply In person ot 450 Falls Ave. eiCI ifr201 FallsAve. E.Ste.24’ : Said salo will tw madn ■ g e n e r a l . ' I 17lh St. Space 131 * ^ THE ABOVE QRANTClrrO R S ARE NAMED TO COMPL' mochanic. Wo olfor grool cloon-up. c Portimo. hours. Idohom , Falls, Id. 83404.- • Training P l ^ for a bookkeeper. Job du-u* FulHimo or Pan Time Ports Immedlele Openlnge! vory. S700/hr 420-7987' ___ WTTH SECTION 45-15061S06(4)(a). IDAHO CODE. NO REPlEP* Hos Includo: com piling houriy pay with bonuses, v <0 Doiivoiy Driver in tho Bol- Full A Part Time Health insuranco with a lALES holf have RESENTATICN IS MAOlADE THAT THEY ARE. OR ARI^RE ond analyzing finandal In-n- iovue oroa. Valid drlvor's * Eloclronic Tochnidan MISCELLANEOUS ^ NOT. PRESENTLYY RESPONSIBLER FOR THM low doductibio for you ond Largo in onimol Vol. toch. po- NAPA ' AUTO PARTS ronding rotu H IS fomiotlon to: prepare auu- ­ llconso and curronl MVR * CDL Drivers. A & b family, holldoy, vocation g iVe ne ed YOU to hoip uo atiitudo aim to (^ Q A T IO N . dit entries within tho gon-n- roquirod. Applicants * Qonoral Labor sitions avail. Exp. noi ro- ” * ^ e doloult for whichich this' sale Is to b e m ode Is thi pay, roilromont, cafoiorio quirod g but oxp. w/ largo keep America runnlnglll suci ‘fio o ra l le d g e r: d o c u m e n'It t should bo customor * Monufoduring ■ Call 732-0762 or fatluro to pay tho amount)unt duo undor tho certain Premiamia- b u s in e s s Iro n sa c tio n s; plan, tool Insuranco, paid animalsq is mondaiory. , s : Irlondly & on)oy oxcood- * Forit Ull uniforms ond a smoko c lalde Solos App sory Note and Oood of Trust,T in tho omounts calktdJ lorlo onolyze/recondlo aasota.s . Irtg customor oxpoctatioru. * Machlno Oporatoro Succosslui oppiicants tt)«roundor aa follows: MonthlyMo payments ol $949.38 duedu< liabilities and copi- . Iroo ahop. Como work must „ p ossess strong work _ „ * Landscopo with Iho bosl, 736-9288- ^ uii-timo insido solos per- Mc 9om -1pm forthe montha ol Marchh 20022C Ihrough ond Including to> Ihoih< calipropare balance shoot.>t. WHAT WE HAVE TO * Conslrudion oihic & bo soll-motivalod, offer 0 compolltivo salory. tir MochonlcAVoldor MISCELLANEOUS------a plus sorvlco chorgea. ottomoy'sotte foos. costs ol this fore Applicant should bo cus- -r, ore- , counting or 2* yoors ox-*• oxcellont training, an out- Now hiring FT solid w aste tomor toi IrioncJIy ond onjoy The cioauro. any and all fundundo expended by Benoliciaryy toti porlonco full charge0 standing bonofita pock- PERSONNEL collector. MusI bo oblo to q > protect tholrsocurlty Inlonilorost. and inlorosi accruing a t th< TWINyPALLS e oxcood.ng customer ‘ pyFULL TIME POSITION '^0 'bookkeeping. Tho poal-ij; ogo including 401k. mod- PLUS Cart Ctnter IIIlfl 75 lb s. ro p o o to d iy , oxRoctations. ox rate of 11,994% IromI FobruoryFo 1. 2002. togothor witlwitri tion requires oxcollont PCC ical. denial, lifo, vision. ------C la s s A or B COL roq. IN OUR MAILROOM delinquent taxes plus pon* South Moin. Boliovuo. ID The Timos-Nows Is looking . Twin Falls, ID. 83303.* oxcollont 0x1 training, an oul- Toiat Officer for Chorioa>8 C.C Jusi. Esci. fits and woridng atm osph­ We offer: _I and good starting p,iy _ DRIVER lor on individuol with ' NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER standing Sti oonoMs pack; ere. Ploaso send a ro­ graphic dosign oxporionco ♦Poid Vacation N« iPUBLlSH:Jury 2 .9,16an} and 23.2002 ff Immod. oponing lor fuol ♦Sick & Holiday Pay Coro Ct lor small childron on ago ag inciua.ing 401k, mod- inlorestcd. ploasi.- Iit> ou: H sum o to Starley'LeavItt lo wori< in our Twin Foils a ranch, south ol Boliovuo. icol. ict denial, lifo, vision, _ Inaunnee Agency, Inc. dolivory driver. Orna- ♦Hoolih/Vlslon/Dontoi a an appiic.ition at . H n nizod. hard woricing. CDL. offico. Qualiliod oppitoonta Call 208-788-2676' paid pa vac;rtion anct hoii- 7,,^ - P.O. Box 1947, Twin will havo oxporionco in ond Dlsabitity insuranco riio Timcs-Nows oHici ^ ■ II wtlh Hazmot roquirod. FT. aays. plus moro. ,323: FOUND Black Scotilo,lie, Falla. ID 83301, oro-mail OuoritXpross. illustrator ♦401k RESTAURANT RE ------“ 32 3rd Si. W. Twin rmi:; Call 934-4151.* ♦Fun Employoo Di Attn: Dan’Cl IV.ifoc*- female. Chronic akirkin rita-smockOloavlttcom* and Phoioshop. Tho Dishwoshor/dolivory ax c rosumo lo 543-2386 or i ; , a p w JTK- condilton. VIclnlly • off Fll- - DRIVER Progroms • porson. poi (Ijob) Lunch & . Tho Timcs-Ncnr. is ,i CALL CENTER succosslui candidate wiii apply in porson al 601 ”droQ-Occ ° ivor/t/il.ii i'' orSt.Coll738-1964* ___ Full timo position availoblo0 Port timo dolivory drivor bo designing croativo dmdrnnorshills. S8-Sl0/hr. Burloy Ave. Buhl. ID.' SALE O P TENANTS n wontod. Ploaso sond ro- Don’t miBs o u tl ovorogo. av< Apply in porson ___ AREHOUSE PERSONAL PROPERTY rrY LOST Please help■I (jsi in Joromo. Como work In advortlsomonts on light n sumo to; Mgr. PO Box doodiinos. This iso Jo in our pro fe ssio n a l 01428 ai 2ndAv0.E-TF* SALALES FT 501 Idaho Storage, LLC. 240! >402 9 yr. old block fomaioJib. Lob. a l a s i p a c o d a n d lu n 0 2376. Twin Foils, ID fulMlmo. pormanont M .m l g j d e m a r k e t i n g . Excoi- posiinlosiiion. Forkhh exp ih.-ii." H H Jordan Lane. Filor. Idaht■laho 7/6 noor Ostor Lokos.I 3 otmosphore with no RESTAURANT. T cl' t 83303.* lont opportunity S7.50hr lui.jt, loadinglo .-incl unloadin') H ■ 833 2 8 . P u ra u an t to Tjllcrillo logs, anwors to Sholby.by. experience required. Lots posilion with Iho vatioy's Papa Murp/iy's S Happy ■o'' bost & biggost nowspopor. Ploaso oppiy ^ 3ius. Cnll lor inlorviOw truckrucks. Exccllcnl nuiirlv ■ ■ 5 ^ Chapter 25. Idahcaho 637-6158 or637-489fl* of perkall Ploaso applyy DRIVERS in porson ol: D X a/o now hiring all shllts. pi>- In peraon ot: 401K, hoallh Insuranco. Enorgoiic loam oriontod 733-3046 73 ask for Lonnlo wago/age. Localod m Bii:>:. Code; we will sell to HunHum l q s t Bioci( & whtio fomolo C om e join our team . Enjoy Twin Falls Core Center ^ 5'“ intslllgent bonolils such os: homo paid vocation, & a monthly . poopio apply loday. * * ’ 3ts ol O T PiQ^iso .'iDiiiy Btblhers Auction Housouso, siberion Husky, lyr. old. bonus inconllvo. Sorlous 674 E astland Dr. Lynwood P' Shopping Center' ' ' " 1 person .11. olter August 14. 2002. the ,,7 Employment Solutions time, gocxl pay, vocation Contact Porson —i trio wearing a rod collor. VI- 1201 Falle Ave. E. Ste24‘ condldotos sond rosumos e r v Tc e intgolligoni cctntents belongingO.'O tc dnlty of Flying J . Jerom e. pay, hoolth insuranco and Molodio Jonson- ROUTE RO SALES------f f . to: Kont Schmidt L A m erlPride S ervices is '^E 1 C H N IC IA N & SHEET Emplimployment Solutions STEVE MCMULIe N <« 467-2161 or 467-3479 CLERICAL multiple safoty txinusos. OlFnllsAvo. E.Sle. 24' n Team . Soto or Rollof. Tho Timos-Nows MEDICAL------Ml occopling a, appiicolions for MlMETALWORKERS 1201F MARSHA KNOTT, losif?5.! '0“''® m ossago. Reward*rd* 2 FT positions. Experience PO Box 548 IDIETARY COOK PT/FT, Now oquip. 888-806-5765 Route-Salea. Every SR3R1ZEE HEATING & Air Itnown addross. PO Bo> ;t=- In w r d & Excol. AP/AR. Twin Foils. ID 83303 vwookonds. Coil 543-6401 634. Twin Fails, Idahca°o LOST black lomolo Shlh- botwoon 8am-Spm' ma)or Industry has it CoConditioning is looking , PERSONNEL PLUS ■ or o-mall; aaskforJoona* or an exporioncod HVAC 1 63303. Tzu w/light ton paws,5®- 733-7300 acknowiodfloci loador. 'or Roword. Clearlake Rd. DRIVERS kontOmaglcvoiioy.com’ niD jjj iC A L ------Join J. 0 rocognizod loodor sot;orvico and shoot molal m m r 1Q_ 539-2117* CLERICAL _ _ _ ...... 1 OTR.Dodicotod.runs. On. ,r M ountain View C enier in in Iho industry with 8000* }orson. Solary depending — -iPUBLlSH: Juty © ond 10, t. time dolivorlos 0 m ust. HAIRStYUSf""\ ■------I !2002 —r PT Socnjlary/Rocoptlonlst. Sooklng llconsod stylist. for GerlatHc Paychlatry ompioyoos 01 and iocaiions >n °n oxporionco, Fringes LOST Qomian Shophord. 24-30 hr«. willing to loom.I, Homo olton. Groot poy & ' ncludo: paid vac.ntion. Ly| ^ • north ol Paul, onowora to PT or, FT. AU ciloniolo . Has openings for: in i Iho USA, C anada, & ■r’C i ■■ PU 6LI6 NbTtCE ‘ sond resum e & roforonc- bonofits tor oxp. drivers. • R N 's day shift Puerto nico. "O'loallh insuranco. & 401k, EXPERIENCED LAI ^ ' Buddy. SSOO reward. No , 208-438-2922 or 438-2B02* providod, -f hourly wogo, lActlons planned and taicon os to: 105 East Main, ‘ * bonuses. inconllvo • CNAs all ahlfts BtiiJring rosumo to: 227 2nd , , ,, by your.govornmont oro quostionsoskod.° ■ Jerome, Idaho 83338* \ \vo East, Twin Falls, ID.- A cos 206-532-4173*______DRIVERS * bonoflls. lun. busy, Ploaso apply at OuOur company has onioyod conlalnod in public notlcos. CONSTRUCTION------^W ood R iv er R u b b is h lo noncompotilivo soioni ■ 500 Polk St. E. consistont ( giowth ovor /\UTOMOTIVE Thoy a ra part of your righl — 1ght L O S T J u a n L n . o r o o . C arpontors ond Iromora*J* sooklng drivoro wilh CDL Call 735-1200* -Klmborly. ID 83341 tho lost sovorol yoars. SEIiERVICE TECHNICIAN I _ _ to know and to bo informodTiod Hoybum. Big brown tabbyV noodod Immodialoly. & oxporionco. modical r or coil LoAnn Jo n o s . Duo C to rapid growth, wo L.IKE ll STABILITY? L of whot your govommoninl isIs w/whilo c h ea t. Roword. dontol vision. 401k. HOTEL 01206-423-5591- currontly ct hovo on oponing Spraguo S| Post Solutions I L Musti>o exporioncod. . Wosi Coast Twin Foils _ TECHNICIAN doing. As self-govommoniiont Call 677-2705' _ 733-7300* vocations bonofits plus p — S = = S = llIn the Twin Falls area. s o< o k s o m b i t i o u s . charges all dtfzons to bo transpor.lation com- Hotol is occopling applica- TMEDICAL Wo oro sooking Routo-Salos p pc orson lo lill S orvico m ’ LOST Molo 10 yr. old red•W CONSTRUCTiON------lions lor 0 full-tlmo night [informod. this nowspopor'S°L VIzolo. short hoir. 60 lbs„ ponsolion. Call 726-9600.* Nood 10 train for Wllh 0 CDL Class a . Toch Te oponmfj. Manago {urges ovory clllzon to road FT. Skilla: painting, from- . auditor. Exporionco ./.« Oroon collar, gray chin. . onow caroor? Liconso. commorcial cc roulo & ■^BusySeiviceN ^ ran.d stu d y th e s e notices. ing. installation and gen-- [DRIVERS AGL Trucking prolorrod. m ust bo oblo 10 Porko ViQW Caro and Am eriprlde ollors a bonolii work w< indopendontiy. p We advise thoso cllizonsono Call 324-2390.* __ eral labor, must havo ownI Inc. in Joromo is looking work nights & wookonds. ma- ^==:=^jsggsBs=^ Rohabiiilation Conlor popackage including modicol Gonorous G( wages. Groot . LDepaitmenI • I !wtm aeek further informa- H tools ond hove rolioblo) lor port time OTR & local Apply In porson at cunontly h as full-tlmo S& lilo insuranco. This is bonolitSi'M be odical, ;tlon to exercise tholr right H transportation. Apply Int commodities drivers. Colo 1357 1 Bluo Lokos Blvd. TF* ond part-llmo oponlngs ycyour opportunity to join 0 Dental. D< Vision. 401k. l|J orTIm 1-800-443-5688* j :to accesa public recordsirds ■ person ' HOUSEKEEPERS for nursing assistonls. ccompany, which hos a company c c vohiclo. .^Health ' Benelil^ I a n d publto meetings ■ . InU iligent ;DRIVERS Amber Inn ^No oxporionco roquirod, sstoady growth ovor iho unilorm un providod. Paid IMPORTANT MMC intuitive C om ing to Employment Solutions D A D T ransportation Next to Travolor’s Oasis Ouallliod oppllcant lalasi docodo. Ploaso mail troining tn & licensing. iPlease address all legaliQQl TWINFALLS III July 19th3th 1201 F alls Ave. E. Sto. 24* Services , Gooding, Idaho Sum S m er Bonus 825-5200' must bo rosponsibio. or lax your rosumo lo Must Mi havo good driving iadvenlsing to: and 20lhll LEARN THEHE COOK WANTED------£Sooking quollliod CMV dopondablo and willing ,AmerlPride Services rocord, ro< oxc. communi- E0£. LEGAL ADVERTISINQQ TRUTH! Love, successSB Exporioncod line cook plusI drivors with CDL/A and a ,Ia b o r e r s ^ * 10 loom. 403 Main Avo W. cation ca skills, toamwoik I Tha Tim es News and Monoy! Intuitive (pay->y* . prep-cook. Smiley CreokI good driving rocord. Pay Immodioto oponlngs; Twin Training ovailablo. Twin Foils. ID 63301 attliudo. at' Make diltor- H I PO Box 648 chic) Readings, Know3w L«fgo. 37 mlios north olI scoio doponding on oxp. Falls oroo lor light ond Apply in porson al: 208-734-3447 Fax once on dolivonng quality ▼ T Twin Foils, ID 63303-0546540 your Guardian Angola.Is. Ketchum/Sun Valloy, ID. Hoallh, vision plan, 401k. hoovy duty positions in 2303 Porito Avonuo. Attn: Brian Gilliland son/ico. 00 Pax rosumo to J| 1 I- 3 Find your compatible soul3ul Lodging lumlshod. poriis. • food procossing; all shilts 1Burioy, ID 63318. EOE- Jim (208) 338-8990 or V I DMdtlno for legal ads: 3 , . Good oquip. and homo Gasobaii. appiopioano dfys prior to publication,on mote, got rid of unwontedad compoiillvo w ag e s. CollI regularly. Como by at ovailablo lor sanitation. ^ E-mail 10: (or spirita, health chocks, find procossing,'packaging, ilD icA L ohboigCspr.iguoposI cam noon on Wodnosday lor nd 324-2338 or 774-3547.* 1735 S. M ains, orcall ------thM'tmaAmBwan Way. iiSHi Sundoy, noon on Thursdoy(toy o u t a b o u t f a m ily a n d RocruHor ot 600-223-7671- and trim iino. For applica- RNs/LPNa/Ward r Clerks — CUSTOMER SALES------lion and Inlorvlow colt iH ,f<^ M o n d ^ , noon on Frf- Fri­ friends. Crystal Layouts, PRN. floxiblo shllts. ^ n H Coll for your appointment SERVICE IDRIVERS ~ 735-5002 or opply dlrocily day for Tuesday and REPRESENTATIVE | LPN Fuil timo / 7 on. today! 206-390-J077* FT noodod OTR. Roofors,. 01532 Blue U k o s Blvd N* CNA Full limo I r W ednesday, noon on Mon- __ Tomporary CSSR positionI Wostom Stotos. Conado. r- ‘day for Thursday and noon» n r ------■ available. Applicanb must LABORERS ocoducollonal opponuniiios. ^ S500 eign on b o n u s. Call; 934-4433 oxt. 138.-_ ^ :on Tuesday for Friday andind ^ 9m ■ possess strong saloa & Fuol & safety bonus Nowhiring Ci ,Saturday, Holiday dead­ad- procossing pionl workorsi 177 H customor aatfalactlon posslblo. Homo ^ MEDICAL I X lines may vary. II you haveave ■ skills. Duties Include but |froquonify. 888-865-7600- No oxporionco noododi a^quTO tlons call Huby al CNA's flexible hours Ior W f 01 PUBUC SERVICE aro not llmltod to answer- - Homo Hoallh & ^ MESSAGE ing phonos, daui enlry, & ^DRIVERS Milk houioro S e a P a c o l Idaho olfors: ■ noodod. dodicotod haul lo / , Paid vocations and Hospice Coro. Don‘1 pay to find work be­« • som e derical. Must moot Stan Immodioioly. Waiiledforliusy _ foro you got tho job. Foror standards of salos. pro- Los Vogao, 2 monlhs. hoiidoys. PT/FT. apply at Rich ./ Modicol and doniol 'Pick up oppiicallon ot c froo'Information aboutut ductivity, & phono skills. Idaho Homo Hoolth & seivice , depaitmenl I >r- Bilingual, cable & Intomol Thompson Trucking 23 W insuranco. 9 2 ■___ avoiding employment eor- 100 S. Joromo. e.O.E.*, ✓ Roilromont plan, ^Hospico. 826 Easllond f IrnifeMPay) I ie knowledge a plus. Fax or d ^ tT e o e - ____I ^ •-I vice scams, write to thes- mall resum e or full out an dDRIVERS ,Premium stoning wogos l_ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓/ Fodorol Trade Commis­ Ior exporioncod trimmorc. r r r application ot Cable Ono. pPleasant Volley Transport ' MEDICAL ^ I £ExcellenI Benefils... I In o u r effort to sion. Washington. D.C.,n- No^hone call ploase. taking applications lor Apply 01: “ • HeM •PaidVacaiioo E 20580, or coll lhe Notion­ S eaP ac of Idaho Full-time Home Health * m ak e our OTR team s to run 48 Case Manager. . • Vism • « / / ( al Fraud Inlormotion Cen- C able O ne, Inc. states. Competitive pay & . 4074 N. 2000 E. classified section ter. 1-600-876-7060.* Filor. Jdaho 83328 Exporioncod RN. Como Offlee Manager benefits. i Vory nico oquip. loin our oxcltlng loomi ^Join Our Team... ff Coil (208) 326-3100. J free of a n y errors, 261 E astlan d Drfve EOEJ06 FACTORY ICurriculum Coordinator: MANAGER Mi M The Times-News ESL Toachor; 1/2 timo Milner A IrrlgaHon Dial. Is h P 'S DEPARTMENT OUTLET 1 win not be 31 NEEDED Kindergarten | Teacher: currontly c occopling appii- responsible for Elomontary Special Ed cotlons c for Iho monogor NOW ffliOlUiM'Jndtto M 208>734-8538 ' $1500/month AkJo, Part-time Elemonlo- position.t Ploaso submit . any mistakes. Local fa c to r outlet ■ ry Secratary; Bus Drivors: on « applk:alion or rosumo J OR expanding In Twin Falls , HIRING: Vs and Substitulos. Closing to t : Milner Irrigollon Dist. .• | RN - Full n m c & aOB-677-4843 a re a is looking for new dote , Is 7/26/02 for corti- 55294 E.3610N. 0 •.'WVWWVW Port Time. Graveyard m ^ (B U R tE Y ) customerservicoreps. fiod | positions. Conlacl ^Murtaugh. ID 83344 J ------1 Com pany training, Shoshone . School Die* FFox 206-432-5560 - Position 6 pm-6om - Full Tlmi> Da'f Shift ------bonusaa. awardidps.;— '-triet(206>68«-238a.‘------Ctoeing'dale-8/09f02*------—« Selections baaed on — 6am-6pm ELECTRICIAN------SSMANAGER iMMEDMEITE OPENIIING? = = 2 = p m w sa . CaU*MorT& JcJoum oym an to woric locol- Roiiroment Rc noi quite what * 1 0 0 0 . T o a s .fo ra p p L tlm a - [Iy, moally residential. Coil you y oxpedod? Horo'a an 20&-733-7743.* 0opportunity, onco in a SSIGN ON BONUS FOR A(LGGRESSIV VE ■ Call 734-2803 lifetime. Need oxtra _ 9 am to 2 pm ^FARM „monthly incomo and a rtv- K Gravity Inlgator & tractor " BRIDGEVIEW ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ’I or life-style? Taking intor- “ SALES POSITION HH • operator wapted.2ao-2266* viowa " to monogo tho B S iR y ------^ FARMFt SSportaman Blver Reeort OFFERS: Assistant herdsperson Warned w exp. farm machin- onot the Snoko Rlvor near ♦ ' Two Week Pakl Local enterprisele seeking aggressi needed for a 2500 cow. ery c operators w/truck hogonnan. h For moro Info ee------n s ~ - — AutOiMrta Delivery Parson (VMlnp • ondjrowyorJ. YwrrBMnTwJ w r t Comp«tlllM pay. ^* ,Co9«so Tuition -inwrance7"401l1 Krpaid vacations: FT, Apply in peraen at v (o»,.hi(h fflL IAuistance (Schoiarthip) W ‘'" 229 2nd Ave North.* . Ii • To become po rt 0/ our BiBms:— ', ■ ; scGllon. j B Item apply In perton et F A X Y O IUR RESUME 1 IFtaUrnli^'plieiirieelaBOffUnUnlien ali ' f l B ] Brklgcview Estates 1828 Bridgcvtew B M 2 0 8 -7 3 55-9212 TOD^ Tumie^dewa*dpgs«lo i Twin FaOa, ID 83 3 0 1 .fin many • baek-leisehool , 'W /l -t- n*ja..crmo»3i. -f{J■TJitJtam-Hiw h.a.drtf8:frwjr«fkpli ^ (a n 20 8 -7 3 6 -3 9 3 3 - [ ______

C6 Tlmo8*Nowe,, TwinT» Foils, Idaho T uesday,ly. July 16, 2002

______TIRB TECHNICIAN \ WOBK-EBQMJJOMEi hull limo to/ locnl Iruc lEXJwa.LKIMBERL-Y,------BURLEY------|-BUHUFILER^8------BURL-eVNow-Townhouso------SHOSnONC 3 ^ ‘tJdrm;------n trucking 0 P C ? E a r n $ 4 550-5K 0 . ■ TWINFALLS MOTOR-ROUTE company. Exp. fOQuOQultod. FT/PT. lull irolning pro for solo or trado f v oxisl-;isl- 2 0 0 0 1 sinco 1993. 1 Oalh, 2 c a r g a ra g o , Ig.J. 10 acres County’ LMno. ^ ': ■ ■ ...... Wngo DOE. Qonolits:Hits; - o d .'1 - 8 8 0 - 2 4 2 .1P(egg ( .MOTOR-flOUTE(63G633) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■* ■ ing homo. Landscapod,od, ail Baker. 326-5115.* - comor lot on cul-de-sac.z. . -826-6617 or 4-^Q-0*3S'- -, k ****** lotted (ub. AC. all tho -• $82,500. B86-7057 ovos.* i Cnll 324-7616'18' odvoncolromhomo.coi ******:ik T he Tim es-N ew s Is KIMBEHLY Quaint 2 story •* t w in p a l l S ^ , • Tho Timos-Nows Is s irlmminos. Call (odayl y TWINFALLS 2ocros.4-55 5 acres w/wator sharos. WELDER EDEN/HAZELTON (5) currently looking for an 2O8-678-S012* [5) Tha Times-Nows is currently looking for an __ roslorod, 2 Mrm, balh_« t>drm, 2 both, shop'gamt- - 6mllos from Costco. .. ______EKOcricced-WClclBf. A In d e p e n d e n tJu n lolo r. — indepen(^ntMotor- shop porson. Drun I u «|e currontlf looking tor ar, RLER Choico acroago up, 2 tximi, 1 balh dovm. — geriocK,'Shod, corral, now'M ------“ 7 34:983y ------^ ^ Indopondeni M otor R outo C arrier In tho R o u te Carrier In the exterior doors, Comor o( j ■ VV a 0 O r. D O E . C BURLEY area, W ond homo. 3000 oq. fl, Complotoly shaded •13G-0350- R outo Carrlor In tho BUHL area. Valid ♦ Sbdrms,3boihs.AC,dIb.fib. w/moturo troos, cool Gulch Lono & S. Fork Avo I ------The Times-Newsvs Is Kimberly. Twin Foils drivors license andd cor garogo on 2.76 ocros,03, and groon on 6.2 acros, W. $98,000 733-1550' ° | WELDER BURLEY Full limo. Drug IfOO * currently lookirk in g area. Valid drivors roliablo vohido a miJst. Boaullfully landscapod,}d. posluro, 5 sharos ol waior.•. ■ I wotkptaco. 734-8828821 • for independenle n t liconso S roliablo^ ROUTE 410 oprlnKlors, poslum . vlows.vs. 0011423-4118* 1TWIN FALLS -T trtd o f 27lh Sf, E-30lh St. E.-■ II you live in tho S248.500. 326-5335 or at0 cka 7 ’ Chock rolum WELDER ~ ~ — new sp a p er carrlirrlers vohicio a must, . 430-3146: ...... KIMBERLY For solo byf ______Porson oxporionco in w - - - Hwy. 27-Hiland Ave.'■ ------Buhl arep S a r e ill' ownors bdrm. i% liaih, —on-rtdw4 pkix.— ------in wold- for the Edeh/Haztazelt- Coll Chuck 733-8207*, ■ mg & moiol fnbnc.Hicniion - M otorfQf. II you livo in Iho intorostod in being a9 RLER oorogo, linishod bsml. colt 32-1-7140* Kimborly^win Falls IF you livo in tho Nowspapor Carrier,, BRAND NEW 3 bdrm. 2 foncod ijack yord, living TWIN FALLS Couniry ' ' Routo both homo with 'grool aroa «5 aro intorostod Burloy aroa & aro ploaso contact th e Twin I'oom A family room. 4-plox. 3 bdrm.. 2 baths;' ' in boiryg a Nowspapor inlorosted in boing a® Falls Timos-News room* maslor sullo plusJ $97.600. Call 423-4797.* 5+acres. $185,000 ' ‘ ^ N owspapor Carrlor. . owing room. Call Judy TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. Call (702) e60-3179*--',v 2 B o u m m . Carrier, • o(licoat733-0931.ext. for dotoils. S117,500 ' , KING HILL rural soiling, ploaso contaci tho Twir'win P AD Tho Tlmcs-Nowa Is ^ CNBBA.COM SWEARINGEN ESTATE The Times-News Keys to Suecoss, rogo/shop. 3000 sq.fi. TWIN FALLS 136^ oq.ft,. offor. ‘ To bo movod ,3 « :(c 9|c « * : )|e curronily looking for on 1 lovol. Aulo sprin- a HOUSE AUCTION 734-4534 or 324-2022* TIMES-NEWS lo r c u r r e n tly h a s th e, 206-733-6561- Saturday, Ju ly 20 ,2 0 0 2 cusiom granilo counlors. _ AIndopondont Junior klors; wolor sharos. lots of iilo,’now oppls, KIMBERLY'85 Kl Flootwood ' CLASSIFIED e lo Routo Corrlor In tho10 fo llo w in g 2678 E ast 990 S outh g-]- The Times-News I borders Litllo Wood Hazleton. Idaho - Not a drfvo-by. 14x60fl, 1 2 bdrm. 2 bAlhV ■■ DEPARTMENT fBURLEY o ro a. Independent Rivor, City wolor. cop- $109,900,734-5691. G ( os/appls. $ie.OOO/offbr.'" 3 Q Vory nico. woll kopl brick currenlly looklntIng newspaper routes lie. gas hoat, AC, 2 firo- 1220 Monaco. Call ( 423-5749* ! .'I,-;; 208-734-5538 for independent homo on 2.28 acros Iri' in t BURLEY on the East side of>f EARN StZOOpormontnon- piacos. mapio hord- • Iho couniry botwoon . Opon Sundav 3-5pfn.* MALTA 77 '94 Broadmoro 4 3 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 , 208-677-4543 newspaper carriet■lers B P U T E 403 . T w in F a lls bank conlrollod credit wood floors, gourmot Burloy and Twin Falls. 14x66, 2 bdrm, 1 bdlh," ^ for the Goodingn g W th S l E-I9th St. E. (nvoslmoni. No cosh S kllchon,, incl.flronito. 6 Locatod closo to balh, gas hoat. AC. 2 car vory ' nico. To bo moved.’ (B u rley )* garago. built In 2000. 9^ _____ g Ovorland Ave.- roquirod. Call 737-9263 ,' burnor gas rango. Ig, fraoway oxit. This 1353 208-645-2649 or312-2649' area. Walking * dbl. ovons, compactor. $93,000, Call 543-4281 .& f t 5 R R o u te s A vollable'ylc Almo Avo. 2500l1^inA .O , E for rocordod Info sq, f t homo offers 3 “ffiM EM B ER DW. wolk-ln pantry. txJnns,, 1 bath, kilchon. ' TWINFALLS 28x64’(1792 600-1100 Cypross Way TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 1.5 ^sq. ft.) Plus extra 10x20' That tjinnoay aa you pMcplaces lots of storogo, laundry livfng room a n d family balh, 1600 sq .fl. AC, pol- ® i;omo liino aqo In TmTrif RO U TE SOO IF you livo in the rm, 550 sq. It. m aslor room, Artachod 2'car lol slovo. Mornlngsldo/ sun „ ro6m, largo rooms, ROUTE 705 oxc. carpol. Hondicappod TinwS'Noivs'^ NOiV 15 meII 200-700 Arizonui Sl5 , Burloy area S aro suito w/dressfng room. garago. Included bohlnd O'Loary Schools. Roduc- „ timo 10 como pick up yc f 3 400-600 Cypross Way accossiblo ramps, largo f’c ia - 200-900 Utah Sf. intorostod in boing a 1 too sq. II, gorogo Iho houso Is 0 30'x28' O0$92.500.736^)539• f. piciuro:; Stop by tho Clr N ew spaper Carrier. 2500 -2700 Elizabeth PUBUC SERVICE lol. Financing available. MESSAGE w/ook cablnots. Ig. pa­ clndort>lock shop, also a TWNFALLS5bdmi,br»ck i • :;iii<.'d Dopt. today' • Blvd. 20V60- 4 bay dndorbkxk Call Don 731-2121 - r ____If you live In Ihls aroa ant and please contact the Big profits usually moon- lio w/liroplaco. ovon. homo on quiol NE strooi. for prlvalo showing. * oro Inleroatod In beingInga Burley Times-Nows b io risk, Boloro you doIn. B B C . H o r s o s h o d shod and a 1500 bushel This houso Is period lot 0 f= ^107 jflS iu lS 3 newspaper carrier ... ollice ,V 677-4042 orI B m s M m . businoss with-n compony.0 w/iacU rm.. corral. Shop Butlor granary, Proporty lamily w/2400 sq. fl. a L will sett a l l 2:00 PM, ______^ Pleaso coll District slop b y the Burlay 500-600 Butte Dr chock It oui with tho Boi-f. w/atiachod unlinishod hugo yd. w/gardon. Ig. A ----- SQe^?50-fliriiv isw -O r— s tudio apt,, dog konnol, —Fou'tswlnd-A-mor*— — PREGI^ANCY CRISIS CENTE ------Mer>itgof^?33-093l- 'otflcdUi: i4ibjOVd'flai^d' Info, on th is very :NTER exi. 34B' Avo. (RoporBulling)' Iroo inlormatlon aboulir ■ “driclTrrldoifBh flSrdiTrir car garago. A must soo'al TESTS Always avoiding Invosimont1 gardon, fruit orchard & livable home call tho only S1 12.900, 1067 TWIN ™ FALLS Sunsol M o->•' Conlicionti.'it. 734-747: US Auction office at morial Pork, Garden of S * * * * » « * scam s. wVito lo Iho Fodor-t vinoyord, 5 *■ a cres •Plainvlew Drivo. Gall ? 934-8206 $265,000 (206) 434-5555 • 539-1022 or 733-6474 ®'Sunny Slopo. soction 97, _ -800-1000TrotlerDf.-. _ at Trado Comtnioslon. i spacos 3,4.-5 a 6. S400- ' ...... COODING (6) Washinoton,D.C..20580, I . 1965 E. 1775 S .___ 734-7801 appLonly.* BURLEY (206)431.9300. - 0/atl or $1100 oach. Call or coll tho National Fraud TWIN FALLS Brick homo 4 435-387-5574.* 4: ______^ | ROUTE 750 . Informalion Contor.i HAGERMAN • 20 acros. 'SANKnUPTCY r 2000-2200 Elizabeth bdrm. 2H balhs. Largo ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • 1-B00-876-7060.* socluslon, mounloln ol-^ THETIMESNEWS I lol. sprlnklors, AC, k S (ast Accidbnt ■ Is T h o T lm o s-N o w s Is Blvd mosphore. easily accoss- Classified Depsrtmont ciivor .'o Sl criminal mnitor:jonts The Times-News Is $129,000. Soo at eOB ^ a ^g curronily looking for od. noar town, Powor, opens at 6:00 am Grandviow Dr. 306-1816.* ■ m ico liters currently looking R JH at 734-3367' If A Indopondont Junior>r ROUTE 765 Domestic woll. Qood irri­ Mon th ru Fri. = for Independent gation rights. 3 ponds Take Caro o f y o u r TWIN . FALLS Eagorio solll — ■ ■ - BANKRUPTCY e r s Route Carrier In the} 1900-2100 Sherry Lano 3 bdnn, 2 balhs. 1244 sq Comijoiitivo rates on ne wspaper carrlen 1900-2100 Laura Circle w /osiablishod wator clsaslfled business ; g BURLEY aroa, DRACO rights. Exc, powor slio. ft., cuio home, good FAX Chapior 7 banitrupicios.Iqj. for th e Gooding tw fo rs you h e ad to . Joll Siokor al734.B452' INVESTMENT CORP. Yoor-round Iroul siroam. y o u r b u s ln s s s locallon. ' 267 Fillmore. j 52- area. Walking BURLEY CASH for Doods of Trust. BllllnBiloy Crook front- 1-206.733^931 sxt 2 Just ) reduced $83,000. EMPLOYMENT*f moko an offor. 420-3005.* ;— R outes A vallBble® ROUTE 404 700-10000?eS Way-' M ongages and RoQl Esialo a g * wArlow of th s Snako or our Burlsy Offic* J YOUR- PAYROLL SERVICES 16th S l E-19th St. E. 600-1000 Aspenwood Contracts, Coll today fo ro R ivtr. Exc. mlgralory fowl 1-208-677.4042 fwIN Ti FALLS Sawlooih/ PERSONNEL PLUS froe, no-obllgatlon quote. . I® BOUTESO! J Elba Ave.-Bennett Ave.I. L ane hunting. Call 637-4688* ii ■ ' O'Leary, { short walk to 7J3-7300 Tn,n Falls (208)733-3821* THINKING O F grade' t school. 3 bdrm, 2 AD C7S-40J0 Burloy Is Calilornia, 600-800 JEROME 3 bedroom TIMES-NEWS IF you live in the ROUTE 845 WANTED Poylng cash for BUILDINQAH0ME7 baih, t 3000 sq . ft., central I DO prolossional mural____ Nevada 600-600 1 both, Nowly romodolod. Before ygu stsrt, call Tho I. C L A S S I F I E D ' • ___Burloy area S_are____ 500-600 Madison St. real otiate coniracts. gas heal. Lovoly fonced Q lar. g as hoat. 833 Madn>- — wall papof, docofativiural, mortgages, ond (foods ol -- Rasmussen Toam at Qom na r Sl. N. Call 735-6397 or J ■ mlerestod in being a - -100-300 Moreland Ava: yard, Solltr Motlvatadll DEPARTMENT' Dami and faux Imishosi t t v o - - asm s ses- — irust. Call 2O8-73S.0160 SIslo Roslty: a sk for Lynn 420-2605.*a 2 small mionor worK. fios, Cal Cahlornia. IOQ-500 N ew spaper Carrier, ♦ seg.soo'*’ al 737-3900, Wo'll ssvo ^ 208-734-5538 ______tor Informalion* 536-1600 o r 731-0264* , TWIN FALLS Ofl ...... — - 733.-It34 forCat] ostlm atos.'Nevada 100-500 ploaso contact the If you U v on Ihe EAST money on your new ” sldo o f Twin Fallt A ara isl SERENE COUNTRY 208-677-4543 C LAW OFFICE Choptor7 Burley Times-News ■JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 bath 1 ] ACREAGES Interested In being an - acro, buill In ‘99. AC, ' S3.:c- uncoptostodQivorco7 It you live In thia aroa andg ° ollice at 677-4042 or . • Luxurious, cuslom-bulll ___ (BURLEY) S295 Otnor son/icus.)rco. are Interostad In being a stop b y Ihe Burloy , vaulted celllngs.fulty land- home, ovor 4000 sq.fl., W* ■ earrlor... scspod. horso pssiuro. W* will buy o r I**** your 808 ’ 55-2398 uays ovos'IS. newspaper carrier... ollice at: 1263 Overland i W ' ants brlghtor future? locaiod on Moadow Ridgo hoi i Please contaci District cul-do-soc. Only S105,000 homo. Any area, condi-— » 'OS- Pleaso cell Dislrlel Aye. (RoperBuilding)' M anager a t 733-0931 Cloor up your debit GEM 1CIrcio. Formal dining Hotlion, price, 735-8532 • { THE HANDYMAN CANq— . Manager. 733-0931 Coll 208-644.9294.* STATE REALTY. INC. 5^ Roijar. HoDuiia, Roploco ext346.‘ Plooso coll for froo Info, J C . room, 2 family rooms, www.WeWiliauy.com/i;;f,' ww I 734-0400 • g cr ■^■jrvQ.u. Jim 326-4150'ICO ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ . Call 1-666-803-9776. * ,(JEROME offlclonlly designed p b ****** •Cedar country homo on — kllchon.k Dock ovorlooks k . — s h o s h o n e Ts ) 3,78 acres w/3 bdrm. 2 Kgh^od pond. Privacy on 9 JEROME (5) both, lots of ireos.insulat- IS (c ♦ 3*c iTWIN FALLS (7) ed & healed shop, water I • 0 v e r 4 4 5 0 s q . f t . . 4 Trrn- KIMBERLY Cloan sm .2 . | ■ Shores, pasiuro, SI 75,000 I bdrms, 4 baths, family BoPoopDoycaro.com ****** * « 9|C « 3|E « bdmi, all appls. 425 Cen« - , Limited openings, divided room, offlco, sun room, loi rg The Times-News Is of windows, wslk-oul ler Sl. E. No smoklno/p*l» ‘ The TImes-Newa •3* bdrm, 2 bam. all locatod ITWIN FALLS 2 pro-scnooi dassos, ago 2 The Tim es-N ew s Is_ c u r r e n tly lo o k in g bsm’t. nlco dock and "S465/UI1IS or $500 If yd. ano UP CPR'ICCPconilioa currently has the on 3.75 ocros, oast ol Bosullful Immioutat* ■« t,oa currently Ipoking* fo r I n d e p e n d e n t Jorome, country soiling,. | landscsplng. On 5.58 caro Incl. Bpm 423-4l40.« (No Smoking Facility) fo llo w in g 3200 sq. n. home on L, Call733-5097' ) for carriers for newspaper carriers corrals, waior sharos, acres, northeast location. Independent 5 GREAT acres, Lois J ___ Independent If, for the Shoshone ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ I !shop closo lo lown. s ol trees, (lowers sn d nr & fonco, HAN9ANSEN 3 bdrm, 1 battx; 1,1 A nn'nao smo jujt isni n’ sible for errors after NID hook-ups, monulerl,H lodoral jobs, colt Caroor ROUTE 765 Informolion Conlor, B now or n e ig h b o rh o o d , 3 PO'>ortlally onclosod dock, W/D Amorica Connection. er oar.ngrt luiio without nn nd in ruil Ireos galore, 2 cor :urad homo In qulol park. :* the first day. 1900-2100 Sherry Lano _ 1-800-676-7060.* bdrm. 2 bath, groal room. ffU' 47B-757-3000- Bcinr.niliud Cnltuilust, Woodon blinds, AC, gos 0°'lorago, 40x60 shop, cor- Nof additional income --.. -_200r500 Fillmore . bathroom. k« Moko offorl ■ «coiient location, $4500. 531-431-4162 or.670.4172*._.u . 300-500 Taylor St, (2 )u get paid for your (200)677-1184* ■ s.”?aracro. Call 326-3732* ROME Newer 3 bdrm, I s I4BERLY cottonwood on1 18 acres 6 mllos W. of 1 r^valk. eights. Price* R*- Joromjromo. Sig yard, lots ol 51500-SISsi. ■ ucodll Spectacular pastuBSture, walor shares, j 10(100-300 Moreland Avo. FA X I naiional’*Mn origin, or 'on ov^, crook access and tumlslmlshed, 2 docks front & SAWToom-tyLEMtrr mtanokn, to maka ofN Mcti wallolklng-trall. Kimborly bockick , sprlnklor system. If you live on tfie EAST :hools. Closo to South 324-3; §lie?l'mrnV!lon"'‘F * 'lll« J4-330.1 unlll 3 pm, 8 3 7 -. _ T / / / Q :side i of Twin Fallt S are YOUR Saos hora r a v S m fi Stfed •loioa"*Ineluda'a§'*i el?lidr»n' Ills & P le a s a n t Valloy 6390*}90* evenings, , Interetted In being an . fwtwtorainjtiiioMiitow wtfarthooooolietMns iloi OOoil C ourso . Call jlHoSi wlin paronta or lasal 423- ROME P a rad ise Drlv^/b s'«pby ill,Independent newspaper . _ SKM , at) I u M w t w o !3-527eorS39-7804* 3^bodroom, 2 bath, 1 dar^;; Tlie, TirriL*s-Ne\vs carrier... ^RdNS(N)2 acr*lois gafagiifago. Laundry hookup,;>>r' Pleate contact Dittrlct AD s •ndpeerte*SIr!Ip2Se5 at 132 3rd St. W rat "u, ■tl I lan n«Ks] thek Uajr» «orcMUnnuxlartK. ^ --L -|ff |gIgallon-w , atar, pow er.— 55i ar&-i owor. Prtvate are«?.p M anager a t 733-0931 TIfriMES CLASSIFIED ^ Thia ntw apapff will net StlclikA built or mfg. homos. Call111 324-3733.'3: i-'.iW .ext3 4 S .‘ ...... in Twin Falls or - - DEPARTMENT------) Str>olewMesr$18,OOQr BUPEHt»LHT U reai com m uiar’ '------T sSi r s i - Ownor will finance. k>caik>Mlton. S p a d o u s single-/?: ■< call 733-0931 ’ ♦ 7aT*0t03* iSSSi® Wormadmol —*5woiKgt B n W /ol. 4 bdm i. 2 1/2 bath, oxt 302 ___ 208-734-SS38 OSTTDNETRTTirm quietilet n nelghbortKXxl, beau-' « aro •vaUabtoM'vnSqSaJ hOUSus*, t o t ^ romodeHod. tlful t« — SumSummor is horo •• afW il I* K E N I j| tawn w/frult bearing gai OR rge trees, shop, mobilo Ireos,ies, fencod backyard, . garago u te ■oatool'FInd SSm o hookup, on 2 acres W/D hi ouiout WtMra thoy ore ond toll D hookups, dlshwash-. : ^ 2ba-677-4S43 ' MBW7. w/JrrIrrigation. Addjjlonal er. .NC NO SMOKING. NO . overyono wnoro your* wU ' •■•prtooo numbor for Uto e o n bo tfuo«>oh Iho powortui HWo , (BURLEY) i ireage available. PETS.rrs. por mo. de- od>lndnMlflod.______OEM STATE REAITV. loe. ttSS $89.19.000. Call 886-2095 poslt,slt,' ( credit ch*ck a ref. ■■I I I • ' _____V 734^00 J UTA Of 737 3 1 -0 1 0 3 * ______req.1.208-43g-0364* 20 Jryi6,2002. Timst^ewBrTvirTwinTanirfOano'CT":------

JEROME. S450/tno.4«20lUOO T W IN F A L L S 1 b d rmm . TW INFALLS «12QAveok BROAOHEAO C ustom StM kJns ' RRANGE GE Glass top |T ___ dsp_SmaU-2^«n-Ji _____ unacuuuj/tBum _____ lORDER COLLIE Pla- WAN^AHIEPJr.Q.6U.Y_20D2______i-Jn— <(A«hly.falurWahedr-all-«ll- -t-pereonrRofrtoi-arHBO:------_ - 1-ton-baleB hay and s traw, - — — rangffTtiktrnow------country. CaJI 324-S60S 0 m mondL*sl^-d6gbW 5' Straw Sira to bale. Call (208) >Sor' ulillios paid, includinging CaptlMolol 733-64S2* Now to the area. 543-4860* 731-6228 or 829-5281* $200 Csll 539-2429* ■ pops for sole. 4 mak)s. I 312- 420-OM9.* ...... cable, S4M 733-6S41.*.. 312-0073 or 436-3566* -TWIN FALLS S105/ww»k - CAHTWhoe*er.2whoolod iH A Y8T A C K IN Q 2or3- RREFRIGERATOR Amana. ?? fomoto. Call 366-7713* - vwSif/ANTED TO b OY------' KIUBERLV 2 Ddrm. aih will i'Wi.J f^ALLB 2 baim.1.1 1 $375 mo. O u M microwavo,I, horvocartw/rullhamots, wide. Gamson Slacking. sldo by sido. Exc. cond. ”freiolR Home gym q q ! ‘ W /D . A C , $ 3 5 0 -f d o p lORDER COLLIE pup- Ok] fishing lop. bolh duplox. 1859 Sonlon roWg.au8te..incl.73»?flSa1 $600. cau 352-1935* Call S37-6522.* $S50/otfer. 543-2466* “system , excellent condi- pkis, „i, great markings, wiih creels & Gnswold cast Iron 423-5026 or 420-0085.*5.* Loruo. Carport, W/D ^rW N FALLS MOTEL3 "^ iCATTLE ------jSWATHING u tion, $200.326-5129* ^ cookwara. :r:r. -hookup. Gosh«at.$52S/- _W A S H ER /D flY .E R e o t. =i* shots, bothjjoronts work­ ------tWHFAELS'------Nlght>y.-dalty/wooWy rato s-I------H - oistolns...... • —Moworcustam Hay------1 ing; $50rColl 208-578-' Conaan 320-i240'"L ocai call*------380 mo. + $300 dop.wooJidays Konmora oxc. cond. $250. k 1526H FUarAvo. E.S380 248 2nd Avo W. 733-5630*I* Ploaso call 536-2406* Swathing Call 260-0953* ; 0348 o r 208-720-5651.* w A t7 1 bdrm., do poU. dop.p only 206-393-2051 Single W asher $125. M 'ANTED vintage Barbie — fWiN FALLS Rooms,T iCATTLE Fal stoors, lor | Worranty. Coll 736-4805. | dolls and ckJthing. 1959 - OIH420-0125.* tW ifjVyLCa 2 bdrm.l. OCKER PUPS. 6 wks Old dolls ■ ■' Soo/wook, microwave. salo. ready to butcher. I lolls dockod. 1st shot 197! t V ^ f A l l s 2 bodroom3^ bath. No pots/smoklng.^0; rofhg. Ullllllos pd, Cobio0 837-4147 orS39-7290* | AIR CONDITIONER Win- lates and collodions. Cali No $475*$450dop.735-132r $12500 733-6838onytimo tales ' 2 bath, QOS noat. AC, Nc ^ TV. no pots,1201 Kimber-' ; B a ttle Holslem heifers, - dow unit. BOOO BTU. usod ~ 733-1322 or 733-9688, smoklng/fJoiB. $490 ■> ^ u m i i "f1 mo. $200. Treadmill, OCKER SPANIEL pups. 10* YWINfiAilS------lyR d. orcall 735<1232* 2 8 h e a d ol Al/Al brood t'LYDE'S < PIPE RfePAIR. | ______^d«»tjL^L42a-623a_-5_____ 2140 ElizabathZbodroom. _$5<3,.C{ill208-678-24741_ 11 a 18 wks, molo. Cur- WAN'A N T E D III K a l s o ro r • —hoifers,-dosod hord,"ox-——Hand-linos.-maln-ilnoB- -q rom shots $350,326^8004* “ Fraol-raolor car, torromor-in------S 1 5 2 Iwlf'- SSOO ♦ doposH. T3ATE POST ovorhood,' TW IN FA L L S L o a s o to colloni quollly. 25yrs. of and whool linos, (ovon In . largo , dlom etor. obout 24’ BAR STOOLS (3) Hoavy. aw to linker also o firo- Credit chock 4 lease rtxj, tho fiold). Can 676-7140.* j OW DOG P u p p ies. Bor- * . r Owni 4 bdrm. 1 balb. finh brooding Al, S1900/offor k>ng. sullablo for proporty "wood, $45 oach or trado aa. 736-8503 or 260-2752 * lor small kitchen table. • dor Colllo, Bluo Hoolor X. C u s ploco, wood lloors, ga- ooch. Coll 845-2973* V entry. S4.50/lt. Various oulstonding working dogs 'S1-,'31-7331 •1 'uf^oco.i?o. twlNyAi;LS 3 bdrm.l CeH 732-5371.* rr BUHL 2 Bdrm, 1 bath i J CATTLE Pollod HorofordDalry-lorm-commorclol. e 1 a w lo g s lor so m o o n o ___ & c o m p a n io n s . Provon VtrEBlEBUYIo^s_aie_LS_Qy^SLJl irij; !TB?Rrti. i.Dom, w/oxtnis. N E E D hohondlcoppod with charg- b Io our pots nog. $650 * dop. No smoking/pots. Starts - —bf©od»rCell-a24-9886;----- 734-3587 or 733-1477,* Jlack Lab lomalo 1 year IS Oi 19 LYNWOOD 7 Y O U R or, O' bosket and now oldlid. Call 678-4746 to ki 73&-9491 AvallAug. 1st'Jf at $495.735-0473* - ' SHOPPING CENTER ^ •Pago Chidton Ranch*.* botlorlos. SSOO/offor. coc our commU’ i S E R V IC E (2, ^EE lomalo Gorman nily TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. ^ , Offjco & Rotall CIRCLE J -98 4 horso §Will bo buying oil typos ol (208)436-8038* . I",' tralior ‘ga booutifui cond, oood: sagebrush, 4 wing Jhophord. obouM yr, old. loQ f show ' >• houso. $500, 315 Harf- *•••••#••••••• Advertise in ENTERTAINMENT gfii COntor. Co<:oli 829-4235- son, 1st, last, & dop. Avail. 7 3 4 ^ 9 or 34!?73M * _ goosonock S7.500/otfor. salt bush, billofbrush, olc. '®“- sioroo, kilchon lobio, TV. our flrt)1. Can 788-3699.* HOUSE SIZE APT. Cflli,734-4317.* Paying top dollar plus the ERMAN WIRE HAIR Tha, ___ Immaculato 1 & 2 bdmi. TWIN FALLS 5 sultos Irom ^ VCr. microwaVo. Assort- lupplos. 6wks old will do- ' you (or your 250 sq. ft, to 2240 sq. ft. COLTS Hoglsiorod Point bonus tor quality & punty. Service od shoivos. Trompoilno. ||„, ■ - TWiWfiALLSSbdrm.m . Laundry. Storogo & . Call 431-2273 daylimo, Ivor Thurs. July 18th. ' ’ r spacious rooms. Ih bathath Gorogo Portdng. .7Sc/sq.ftJmo. Froo mos. C olta.oxcollont ' baskotbaii hoop, couchos, 40/1 677-2283 laio ovonlngs ^ Directory 80-926-3957* ROME Wod & Thurs. W/D hookup, appltatK>9 os. . 734-7994* rontw /ovory lOOOfl. bloodiinos, vory nico, ■ * compulor dosk. Evory- ____ I now flooring $57S* dop.sp. •••••••••••••«•., ioosod for 1 yr. 539-»907* D 3O8-2969or539-1410* i 733-0931 ext. 2* wthing m usi Go 326-3774- GEFERMAN WIRE HAIR 8-2 L 'OINTERS AKC. Cham- R oclin groon ' NosmokJnt^pots. TWIN FALLS 2400 sq. It. DONKEYS ^ Rog. mlnloturo E 733-e587 or 736-0590*I* TVWN FALLS Nowor------Prime Space along sldo Wo will pull your cart, pock ■ ion lioid linos. 2 molos. g lo ss 1 lomalo. I t wks. itom : —f 2 bdrm, duplox. carport,'t' Garibaldis. Wost Coast your stuff, guard your I FAX " TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 1 36-8807 or731-0196- misc. both homo In country.ru Util. rm. No smoking^pots,0, Boauty Supply. Snoakor herd ond bo your friond. 5BARLEY WANTED------M S500 + dop. 326-&490’' r - S425/mo, Call 733-3742 W orld S Uniform s, Littio H Call 543-6110.* B, Top dollar. “ GOLAV Dairy Food Supply. PRINTERS PR (5)"Uood Com- YOUR Y w fjfA L L S 3 bodroom.— TWIN FALLS Spacious Goms Child Coro. Euro- HORSE I Block Ihorough- RETRIVERKENNELS C ------. 735-8955 or 420-8955* pulor P, prlntors, Okldolo Jib puppios 543-5564* . r 2 bath, toncod yard. Cloan,nn 3 bdrm. 2 both, noar col-,\. Slylo Hoir, Campus brod-maro. brod to Black 320 Turtjo, Good condi- Tanning, Fish Bowl. Cat port. No smoking/pots.ita, k)go.S500^mo. 736-4924*. A Whllo. S1400/offor. 14 _HAY 300 ton tlrst & socond lion. 5200 00. 438-5400* AD ^9LDEN RETRIEVER WLA Ample Parking $985 mo. yr. i grado goUing. SIOOO. Hicrop, big boles. Hoyburn « ups, AKC. w/shois. Boin — SsfSAnc.i-aop734-6334' TWIN FALLS 677-736-6S65.* ffCall 423-6252* tareas. $85 por lon. ^ Brents on siio, 208-654- LIFTT ClCHAIR Elocincor t^ S T P S D 3 ------Call (208)438-8215* ^ s394 ollor 5 pm,* baitorjiitory. Brand now'! j :______Ratar Roducodi 1-3 bdrmrm SPARKUNQ CLEAN HORSE flog- AQHA 20 yr. “ lyal bluo, vory plush. now*prolossionai oflico i HAY 3rd, bright groon. H DEPARTMENT hou 'i homos, appliancos andnd Studio d o o m and 2 sorrrol maro. Exc. for ony _ »UNO DOG PUPS. 8 slOOO/qffor. i^ 733-1627* ' space. Easliond Heights s; looly, bam storod. 135 lb. ^ ooks old. 3 males. 1st garagos with mosi. S36S85 bodrooms. $350 & up ago.S1900,260-1908' H- RREWOOD Cut. spiil 2208-734-5538 woo •$750 m o plus doposit. Laundry & Siorago Subdivision (S. of Andor- " 3 siring bolos, S9/bale. o r shoilo ts . SIOO. Colt Ja so n t so n Lumbor) Sl.lO /sq ft, HORSE ! yoariing Loopard ^ and dolivorod. Hallows Proporty Mgmtit. 736*2476 * Youpickup, 324-7148.* 39-5479 or 736-6720.' ^ 8 2 9 , includos bosomoni ator- POA , Appy golding. loung- “ 324-8284 or 731-4650* 2208-677-4543 ^ ------T34-4334— ...... --- •••*•♦•••♦•»*»# HAY First cutting; good ed BS (3) lomalos black I ago aroa. Excoliont —OS, trim s, lo a d s . S 7 0 0 ' FIREWOOD scraps for {BURLEY)- signago. Call for oppt, Hiolfer. Call 735-0426*...... Htdoiry S115 dolivorod & KC rog, 9 wks, old. S300 ------FT B TWIN FALLS foodor hoy S85 Dollvorod. salo, foil ofi from truss cTn FLEA MARKET ^ 734-4061 or734-5163. f =LOAT TUBES oacTich. Ali shots. 733-5068* HORSE 2001 bay/whllo Dolivorod f by 35 ton loods. plant, P" 3-4 cord loods, SSO NOWOPEN 1 *FALLSAPTS.* Paint colt. 2 yoor boy filly }! plus dollvory por tood, Bucks Bag S175. BS AKC 1 chocolato fo- uocouoiauon IS tho old Motor ■ a n d P h e a san t View TWIN FALLS Prtmo olflco } Irom tho Mud Lake aroo. &' Call 733-4388.* mo,, suites downtown. Starting (Doc ' Bor. Loo. 3 Bars , Rosorvo 0 load todoy. ------alo S275 and 2 block Vuu DriveD j Inn in Mln. twIFTFSLCrsbodTooSr Townhom ee. ______934-4036* SUITAR & caso. 7 yrs, old. moli - from 200 sq. It. office to . —lino) Looks/athlotic. " 324-8161 ask for Torry.* OUn ales S175 dowclawod Homojm o oil oxil 90. Bring 2 bath, 2 car garogo,0, 1,2.3 Bdfms. $349-495 324-6774.______- _HAY Premium lirat cut ol- = 7= '^ovor boon usod. SlSO. Coll 736-8600.- yourur g goods to soil. Look- h h AC/gas hoot, $825 + dop.p. Som o DW & W/D hookups.’ doiuxo sullos, .85c sq. ft, H( falfo/orchord grass, sm . 2 fTr V e w o o o TT s o o ^ -u g g ag e . A pc. non-rolling includos utils. S39-4907.* HORSE 3 year old Rogis- Firowood, U-pickup or 3S Chocolalo. 2 maios. g '0for vondors ol all ■ ■ Call 734-7437* SpQCioiis and cloon, string bolos. Groat color. r l sot, Exc. condt SlOO, w&37-6118,S39-4015' ly. C on co sslo n sia n d . H H boon started. 51000/olfor. ^slmoroi Volloy, spring lod. t-shIrt knll. S assorlod. , . r 9214 for appt. 2002/0313 tW lN FALLS - BEAUTI- 654-2720 or 312-1225* 0 OKING FOR A Icmolci iw o p o n & ro s tro o m H ' H ; m somi load SlOO/ion, S2/yd 734*5472 altor 6pm ‘•“ O'; :iliiios avallablo. Pk>nty . CSI schoo Itomi. No drink-k- FUL NEW 2 bdmi. 2 bath, ichshund to breed with ' , " ^ Ing/emoking/ drugs or3r Zoro lot duplox, rolrig. HORSEBuckskin 17yoors. F.O.B. a May ID. 726-2588* ^ Juse Oak rolllop dosk. q ^i parking. For moro inlo ■ TWINFALLS------”groat for irall riding, gold- F molo D ochsi,und. pots. W/D, TV. Olc. gara­a- rango, microwavo, DW, , HAY Prime oilolto — S95.S95 Ook pub table, 4 oak pqq(iodynow.eg5-5!)3l.. ge. Very doan.* dispoeoi, W/D hook-up,• Primo' offlco suite avallobio. *ing, min. oxporionco. S a1st cutting. lOOlb. balos 3EDS (2) Soaly adjustablo prossod nro' bock swivol bor " j-,,, 97*0924 or 587-3504* i 2 ,3 . o r 4 ofllcos. RN ing. smoking, drugs. No S800. Call 734-6360- • mond Scribbles. 3 yoors nfoodor. r pricod by quality, 65 upfiolstorod“ I choirs, iighl- S39S. S39 Coll 736-7041. POOO3DLE moio apncot pup h ARLE=1LEY '98 Road King H dogs. Rofs. roquirodd TWIN FALLS 1 bodroom • TWIN ' FALLS sorrol Si golding, gonilo, "I:670-0597 or 678-0S97* _£dod hulch. 543-618C* SiiSCIISCELLANEOUS ® vookaold.. ClassicI5SIC. Black. Exc.cond. ■ ______w/vorifiablo incomo.1. 1 bolh. oppls. inci, oil u)lll-. *OFFICE/SHOP - 2400 HIN1NG SET Haywood SmoSmoll ook dosk, SIOO. _____- Coll 733 0338* SH.BOCi.BOO. Caii 736-OOIG^ $27S/mo. 4- SIOO dop.). lios paid, S330/mo. 4-dop. sq.ft: with ovorhoad HORSE rr Rog. Arabian Wokofiold. Pocan, toblo Smaimall oak compulor dosk, SHETETLAND Shoopdog haRLE doors, foncod. pi >1LAGE CORN 2002 avail- ILEY ‘98 R oad King 734-4226 or 733-8458* liwin Realty at 734-6500 ^ moro, swoot dlspoailion. eT7 w /4 c a n o b a c k c h a irs . SlOi5100. Coll 037-6242- AKCCC, 1 molo 1 lomoio FLHR W A R E H O U S E - 5 ,0 0 0 yt ablo In far wosi ond. wA HR. 22K mis. Boauli- ploasuro rkJIno or Irall. 10 ' , SSOO. 734-4954 lv. msg.* m I ^ 100. 539-4732 or (uHy m sq.ft., no hoat. rns Roady for han/osl. Vory S3( ISCECLANEOUS y mainiainod & oullit- yrs.Sl500.Cail788-010f 5-4655- ' tod loi TWIN FALLS SHOP.4.000sq,ft.,4ovor. « oarly. 206-587-8716 or d• 7F3INING TABLE and 4 ToshIjshlbo 10 ft. satioiiio dish, I lo r 2 u p . L u g g a g e EXECUTIVE SUITES 1-3 txlmi, 2 both, oppls, & ' hood doors. HORSE {!' Rog. Missouri' 599-4575 ot lv. mossago* . chairs,ch. boaullfui high ^eccocoivor, and doscrambi- SHIH-H-TZU puppios, S200 carnor,;rwr. S13,900.7Ba-6367- JiMt bring your suitcase, ooragos wilh most, S300- OFFICE ( - WAREHOUSE. Foxlrollor ?, maro, 4 y rs, SUPREME 5£ HAY Ut Cut- quollly qui cano wilh gloss o'-'’jr. You movo, moko oltor. for mmotos, S250 lomalos. HARLE'ILEY '9 9 R oad King fejmlahod t 'ort lorm S625 mo plus doposit. 7.800 sq.ft., foncod. Dappled S’ Palomino, woll ^ling. 60 ton, 3/4 lon bales. lop. lof: 64* X 42*. will so o t 2 B Bla lack W alnut tro o s for Incl.;l. tpopors. Dowormod & 11500500 mitos. Supor irap ’Corporato Housing. Haliovre^Protw y MgmL Can 1 Steve for more Info. stanod, “ oxtromoly gontlo Core ,ir looted. RFV 238,7, six. six Also molchlng cano lomium bor o r llrowood, You ts iI sishots. Call 423-S613- pipos.OS. .Black & booutifui on these and others. _& z protty.S4000. ADF c. 21.64, doi. avail. Cali and anc fabric iounqo chairs, novo, mako ollor. Caii c u iu^*T2U '; Pups AKC Rog- LoisS ol Chromo. oxtros. 736-2478 or 734-7994* TWINFALLS 2 bdmi. Froo Hallows Property Mgrht HOCall 352-1935* 08-312-0073 Af or 436-3566* all 0H in‘ oxc. cond. 734-4293. 206-3ie-312-0073or436-3S66- trod, 2 molos, 1 lomalo S16.50Ci,500, 720-4000* ^ •••«••••••••••• cable, no pots, S350/mo.+ 734-4334 HORSE to Rog. Paint moro, 208.S.C. Hay Retrieving HIDEib^E-A-BED flocular sizo, MISC.tSCELLANEOUS w/shcihois. S325, 677-2702' HARLEMILEY '01 Dyna Low- dop. Call 208-734-0460, TWIN FALLS Shop/wore- tobiono Pj tri-color, wostom f cCall Con ot 420-0133 now, no S250/firm Coll P^llsiill sizo 5 ploco blond bod- t R ldlor. o r. Loss Ihan 700 TWIN FALLS l o r 2 bdmi.i: ‘tWlNFiALLSB08l2bdmi.. houso with rostrooms and ploasuro or trail, 15 ■» ‘ < or 280-0839' _20£208-436-4479*______oom set w/mattresBos, k g.. .514,000.467-2674* ' ■ 1 both opi. Avail. 7/1. !350, Wurlitzor Omni m ® " AC . potlo w/shodo troos, offlco. 4000 sq. ft., Indud- _ hand, good disposilion. lATTRESS Sot. quoon HARLEYLEY DAVIDSON '9 2 I Closo to CSl & MVRMC,> privalo Dr.. No pola/smo- 000 compulorizod or- Ing otfico. wHI romodol to H<13yoar8,53S00.768-0101 = Sizo. Vory good condiiion. V tiros and forward | 644-9435 orS39-9435* klng. $485/mo, 420-1523.* SU it.733-0081or |an, SSOO/ollor. Hulfy CUTTI•TING TORCH com- conUols HORSE SHOEING AND 5150. Caii 734-8881* • Pf"",rooslanding basketball itols. vory mco S5500. 420-0081 wookdoys. Ro< TRAINING 10 w/ionks. S400. Por- Coll 536 OLLTOP DESK walnut, hoojloop, S75/olfor. NInten- ,Vb,o 1536-5023.* ^ 6 0 47w ‘ iN-FALLSCioan2 K Room (or now cllonts, start- lie woldor 200 omp, j AIRY Equipmoni BOO gal- S90.00 or moko ollor. 2 , dolo 646 w/ono conlrol, SSO. o w a LEY DAVIDSON 'Q6 bdrm. Appls. W/D hook- k I A ...... ing colt, ropo horsos. otp. IAN goo engine on ion bulk tank, lois of misc. wni.vainul ond labios olfor. 734-•34-6991boiwoon9-3pm- ups. J^o pols. 351 2nd I S h ooing a n d trim m ing. inr ,1rlr..S8S0.423-6928.- H S . g o o d s h a p e . oquipmoni. Call 733-e-f90' Coll 734-4672.* 00/ollor. 700-16-12' Avo. W, Somo utllllios I hC0II326-B616.* o i ^ IOL TABLE Quality Bil- c p ^ i ORD '74 LN700 TRUCK ^ D A '85 11CO Shadow. paid. S405 mo. + doposll. TWIN f FALLS 8000 sq. ft. HORSES 2 (4) 4 Salo. ^ OFA & m atching chair. liordord Co. 4x8, 1 pioco Ital- „ o r\ 6 whool. w/16 fl. grain bod jroon with burgundy 'on s /saddlo bags. S2500 housing. 62 and ovor. 734-6230 ' W/2 ovorhood doors, gos OO an slato. OvoroU grool ounc^ichos, dios. good cond. 2 broko, lo rtdo. all vory gya n d h y d r u a ll c h o l s i . }{'■ ondiilon wilh bails, rack. tr.yn 4-5748 or 420-5748' NBA Syringa Plaza 1TWIN FALLS cloon otudlS; radiant hoal, 3 phaso gontlo. 2 -lrlr.. saddlos & an53750.(208)436-8991* iamo pallom. Nico shapo cond 700. 230v. 3 phoso gas hoal. No smok­ powor. 2S75 Eldrigo Avo, R oi 5200.734-9428-‘ cuosuos & stond. S600/ollor. wor. 733-6270 or HONDAIDA '8 5 N ighlH awk Frao ulllliios, spacious, tack. 326-5434 after 5pm* 53REIGHTUNER-92 Trac- ~ )8) 676-0586, 878-0586- p, multl-purposo room. ing/pots. $325 * doposit. 733-5371* ho 3FA classic 71-i lool ox- 1 2977* 450 w/8w/8770 original mis. HORSES Rog. miniature pRElor. sloopor.iO spood. ” ViI ActivD rosldont comml^- 734-2822or731-42S6 f :oiiont cond. Only 5200. R F iks & runs llko now. . . ■ ^ TW INFALLS ------hom iu£ es for pulling carts or toi3 1 7 6 C A T .n o o r n o w ^oih REIVIEMBER s c r oO l LLSA W - S?9M/Q00/offor. 734-8161* too. 1 bodroom apart­ 90x100ft.worohousowith just Pl'i pots. Spociollzing In 31arakos ond from liros. iNETTE ^ 36* lablo with 4 Thntba t birthday od you plaeod lot, Jot 26 Inch. S200. S^000/o ments. EHO, handicap jpholsiorod chairs. All Call 733-1168' HONDADA *88 ' Shadow 600. . Com o See W hat's New 16 x 4 0 ft. ollico. 2 phoso uplntos.324-240a/308-244e* 3 brjrass framo. Liko now. 7.^, * O * O * 6 w O S150,IES Bridnoslono P-225 K -----Do . Doluxo.Low miios. 647 Fawnbrook Avo. Irum w/hydraullc scolp- r VA R-15 on GMC nms, S85, ^ B 2 515 . mint cond.cor S4200/o1lcr. SARATOGA I AUCTION Top( Its. S2000. H oaih OHU THEHECK OUT THE MAGIC t ib f s Bohind Targot 53'5 D4 Colorpiilar-‘91 F150- VALLEY SECTION IN V rffr,ordloss drill. Snap-on J 734.866' Handicap aoMUlblo, EHO* APARTMENTS ^WANTED TO RENT lolo tra< i198.6 row puller In good 651 8 areto 0s Or. *; •58 JO 720 tractor-24ft. 2^5 rHE TIMES-NEWS FOR 1.4 U,‘ w/coso & charg- )A '02 Shadow 750 ■ ■ sum m or o r fall p a s tu re s travel . A tralior-horse trailer /orking condition. S3200, , S75. R epelling g e ar. WANTETED All Im p ., now or " j ' S o V EOEN 1 S tu d io . S200 735-1600 I ilatlod ond gale lor truck, AUCTION ADS f / i " 3niy 1800 mis. S5000. ■ ■ S2C0 dop. Utils, pd. 1 for 100 pairs. 324-6976* . 1 At au ctio n Ju ty 20th AND THE AUCTION ig w/2 Misty hom ossos, o ld . local ic buyor-cash. C4q.ciif51 1 9 o r 358-0369- 200. 6 row JD IOOK SUf p os & goar, $200. Coil 733-626295. loavo mossago- bdrm . w/ktlchon S220/mo. 7 11am . 450 S outh 233 CALENDAR ON hn'n ' }A XR60R '01. oxc. TWlN FALLS EXCEP- K ClE ast Je ro m e Idaho. $2ko, good condillon. ■ ■ S.RIor H.S. S600/mo. bdrm. I good localion no Call 423-5253.* «FT “ ^1 SIDE TRS, monufo- ITED lurniiuro: sfsM/oll0/Ollor. 761-4495* B B curod kit, 48*x98* x42* CUUMPUMP------208-735-3222 50/ollor call 736-5039* V o h o g Cali forappl. 733-8891* smokingtE $395.734-5483. tt; nilk'tanks. Coll lor moro *« w Kt -91 DH350. good TWINFALLS SIngio & sidesldo height, aluminum vACI iltooOmogicvanoy.com «250/(5ICAL INSTRUMENTS can Ph GOODINQ Low incomo ‘rwirTFAQi' ------cDbi. spacos avail. Froo sldo to 1 slakos, good adjust 2 milifo.73M046* j== Sizo Studeni Collo wilh Call 73 Iition. 51500. Coil subsidized. 1 bdnn apts. Nowor Ni 2 bdrm, 2 bolh apl. mo.rr ront. Cameo Mobile woi MUSICso and bow, oxcollont KISS.*______et Wost Sido Coud. For w/oppllancos, « OW, W/D, E to l02*.loplarplndudod, FED oood usod molol E states. Call 734 8Q64* want 631 $2600. Cali 432- )FF1CE EQUIPMENT | ndillon. 5500. 3/4 sizo A , , „ IKI '9 2 4 x 4 . 1000 sonlor &/or disabled. /AC. No smoking, no pels. lolalolronoo. 6312 eves, or 731-2631.* k ^ AUCTION jdoni Violin wllh cooo L |i 7^ >S. S2750. Coll • Cloan nkM neighborhood, JS550. Coil 734-3373. Iko now chairs, dosks. d bow. S350. Vinlago ^976.*______: walking distanco loRWloy ^tW Ifi FALLS Sm. 2 bdmi. M NQUET TABLE Dun- coplor, vidoo comora, oiuootrumonla, vory woll tok- & Kings. 3 apts. available, r Ford ‘54, excellent cond. H — trops. boavor, wolf,. =i »i u ^ ?uIKI M '97 ATV 4X4, -J0l8^$37£-t-S2QQ.dop- M inJ?hvfo..a.fL.mahana-... __ decor, lop QUALITY camof.208-678-0355!^ ipl0w.&dump.|railer------^ ------= =0«TW linH«f=9S4^aB= ~yW=7 f^6f2^2^5.' 3 point, now roar tiros, /;^TootrfiTpIo^ea5tr' W ed. July 17 insimr tn?tcrS41.ee9-3743*- TWlN-FALLS$200^$20d- TevoiS3S00/Jirm^&>4S90^ -ca?- NO Invors A Pond, i than 500 actual ...... weokdays-boforonoonr =r A p p ro ju 4 pm-aftftE_L . deposit. Coll 749^)328 lor vrFovos fi ar.431-459t.anytimo. .. I, w/3 Inserts. S400/off- bv V ston Plano Co. ts i tun- TED S n o w m o b ile miios.. S4000/ollor.S4 ( Burloy Sm. pels and smoking *' .679-0314or670-1311* C 'd isco SEED Auction PIANC tr. covorod. 4 piacor. 208-2l9-c OK.EqualHousing fplox, appls Induded, wa- dotolls.* di Anm 1 08/40. Upright. Exc. "?''*'• M9-9597- ler/trash pd, 2 bdrm. ITTETOE combine chaff g ly Video 356 E astland Bostor /in door drlvo-oul - - v..„,.' Opportunity. ------, . . . ' TWIN FALLS Houso lo vSlv TH TUB aniiquo claw Prir Idillon. w /bonch.seoo <1-98 0 380. S 1150. $450.-No pots. Can 324-- spreador wlth h o se s ond ot, cast iron, 5 W, oxto- Dr. f S. Twin Falls. Ing 08 lown Ironl. Tandom SUZUKI 9 shara. prtvato bath. $350 Call r . i p cond. Childs ponts ______J E R O M E 1 & 2 bdrms. 7593 7 or 733-5737 days. rtlvoB. ainglo fan..$600. sr noods rofinishod. rim e Time Auctions condiii Jis. Sond doscrip- Subsidies when available, r Incl. utlilles. 733-7631* 733-Sail 308-3099 days or (208)232-4912 Call 7: Dicluro lo P.O . Box size 22 wi TWIN FALLS Vory nice du- 100, Call 734-5697.* / EHO. Call 208-324-3464!- T* , Twin Foils, 83303- Y A M Au HTa / ^ W y z TI s - plex; 2 bdrm; IH both,' K ' U R C H 'B E L L , 1 6 8 2 , iS it'J• Call 733-2123.* Brand nov JfeM6 Me.W iW bW 6 6 b . goppls. OW, full basomont. ^ I nowl $3000/of(or' hing lures. Indian aril- OI i r m M a e 1-4371 cr436-3625* APARTMENTS SS76/mo. * -f doposit. Coll ■ cts. gypsy pot. Make Ci TED Som oono to 208-431-43 921 South Davis. Now h- ■lERKON.CA.212 hwin Roalty at 734-6500 , 1— lor. Soo at 305 Pierce prtrrw :ort exc. condition, ■ cknife handles oul ol YAMAHAHA ( 0x0- taking applicaUons for 1, « Is ! Call 208-878-0026* colloni sh TffiHaiL^EW ftU K ^ . TTiur. Fri. Sot. Sun. of- ■ ' )0/otfor. Call 9 3 4 -8 ^ ,* V 2 & 3 M d ro o m units. Rem 'T li§¥6mbaUMg ,— o'/»I•11:00am. metImeauctlofts.com* ^ w/cari ED TO BUY • ronihol lot NEW S605AJP. 3 bdmi. 2 JKS (3) Exocutivo. subeldizod by HUD. Ront ^ imall square, 2 string or ? '• J S600/OI (01. knitting & noodio S4200 call - based cn Income for ell- baih. ^ garage, patio, appls. CUSTOMERS . 6818ouiid boles. Call 543. ok“STOVEWo'od ^815 w/crodonzo.(1) Exoc- DW. W/D hook-up, AC, irnlng. R.i. Stove Co. 'o Secretory L shopo patterns 4 supplios. ^3-4679 'g a ^ . households. For In- r WHO ' I-----» 1 8: o rc o li 490*1484* C O O :all324-4111.* YAMAHA 'l formation and appBcabons. O p « n U o d * l 37& $Z e k Island, IL. Bakewefl iT S ri denza, room dividers, 'tA •86 BW-80 p . - I burn (206)324-4929. EHO.* Lenora. ^ Call Chuck 733- ••' NEED " , . . Rock/erside 8-20A;bloge on lasonlc coplor WANTECEDT6 bUY------NlMkK -B207,-Tonnt734-4012.i;------YOUR--— ------romer overhead bun -2896 leave m sg.’------— okJ-motw te lg an Je ftch a lre.- Call.733-.1733: Coll. ______I— - |IIHSeHLV,L.ril.ibdm.. iS Please check your r o t o t ILUHq B l.ao s— ■ SERVICE , irmera, humidifier, oxc. r*<..woo.dmowlno.,tinyi. _ 7^ 2G' Wllon table cloths, Y A M A H / apartment Call 423-4377 T „ archill - after7pm* K Advertise In ad on fcr corTectness warn(Id. $975. 734-1730* LAWNora in the MV. 32S4631 Uloctural salvogo. S3200/olf« w ith r ____ 2:all736-7041.* ^ CaD423-97l3-9710OT308-7137* *-H ear tne quieki ■ • the rumon the (irst day It ifN MOWER Lawn-Boy k _ '30 h mulch allachmont, rv Jro - and n'l. ^AMAHA*(IA *01 Raptor, boon J KHUUKTfelidBy M otel.' uns. as the Times- k :oIlonl condition. S75. W Ls j ti i nuiiN D puppies. garaoo0 Mio soasoni Rnd ropipod. n has LsuralParkApMtments Undorntw u mansgemenl. Service. New lews Is not respon* 3-670-7414* ' B ? (5C, S ntri-colored. 51/2 c»ui wtwirwro thoy v s ard len filter. $540(5400.735-8397* ITOMmirSstrMt - - . Nice, K d e a n , eomfortvbie ■ Directory sibie n« *h«r* yoort ,wlll VCTnfflA-tA“'0 'C rW R 426. I ' - Twir) FaBi roome. 401 W. Main. y Ible for errors after monaJOea. 90 day gorontoo shrodcrOTtLL.£R e Iront AKC,0 .. t stud servkw ovoll. betrwowfcwgntnopowoftiiDma lo is of oxii ■ • -• 784-41W .. ; . 733«0931 ext. 2 i es. SHhp. Chipper wke..; O avls 324-2361* t__ Doctor 734-9188* an. 54; -2596 or 308-2897* aUaindj tank, $450 the first day. odder, 6Vi hp Craltsm- $400.. 1 M500 73i-;toei* 54^8099 or 539-6883* 536-251

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FORD '90, 460 330 0 ' 20k . ENGINES robullt IHCiC 345. : FORD ‘96 Rangor lomjn s ^ JSUZU_18« Xfoopior 4W4WD, T O Y O TA ■JJ'M -Runncnnor AUDI'09 A6 Ouattrc!ro UNCOLN'88 Town Car_ PONTtAC Grand Am -87 —widotjo “ MAZDA >99 P r o t e g T E2‘ ^ AQUA CRAFT '7676 l^Hilt cam por vnn. 60,0' GMC '84 3*10 V-6 5 a TRANSMISSIONS all equlDfnont, low mile's. 85hp WOfcury ouioutboord. Fully coniolnod. VJ condition. $17,000. C i ■ THE-nuES Me w s With CD HONOA '90 CMC, wrocifrockod AC, R uns groat. $181895. 423-9710or308-7136.^ F 3 M 1 S pedal $359.95. MostJt $ 1o io d . Call 733-2142*EI ctasamed Department so m o 5ki g o a r.r. $2500/ S ployor.funs oxc.! $9,6005 onglno & tronmisalon g< ■ ngood. Call 735-9616* American vohiclos, ports, MERCURY 7 0 Cougar opens of 8:00 am ...... _.ol(ct.. Call.M4-.t9Ct9G 3.*._ . ./ol(o» (206)720^)46>466,* condt>ion.>$400-iakoa * MA^bA '89 Long bod.rp I ^ JEEP'92 Cherokee - - DODOE '94 Carava lobor ft hwtallatton-- oxtra porls.' Must soolol Mon thru FrL - BAYLINER Ponlooiiloon 27(t SOUTHWIND'91 3030tt.4S4 COII644-9019308-29I cab, rebuilt onglno, Sciw Brtorwood. AT. AC. pow $4000/olfor, Includod. Runs greet, noods Interioror Take C m c l y w 175hp,Morcury. E*Exc.cond gas ongino. 4SKC ml, m now UNCOLN *47 ZephyriyrVl2 1 Ing glass window. /AP o q u lp . V-6 . 1 2 2 K " ml ’‘S' Call 733-1063.* Economy Tranamisston wortt. Iz500/offor. S3865.734-4908* ■ Muiil SCO 10 approcarociolo, iircs, now carpot,:, awningsav ongine. gorogod lastlost 20 S2500/Ollor. 539-3348 Call334-8780 for Coll 644-1827.*- _ before ^oul^^to 735-1302 or 539-9 _____ DODGE -95 Caravan. Ali 19-9951.’ S oxtraa. Always/s siorod I years, Mony oxtnxtros. 629-4189- _____ JE E P -00 Onind Chorok(tikoo cruiso, good condtlontIoni ______* f ______i7n Fisn- InaoofO.Exoecollont SlOOO. Day 907-0. — MERCURY *97 Tracer 87K b a V l i n e r '01 i7 r >iiss‘Ar^‘8 8 iow n Ltd. 42K milos. SllvcIvor, $3000/olfor 432-5696*y CADILLAC 7 0 Sovillo white, 4 dr„ AC. $4500. l ^ t S r o s - o a s i exL 2 ing.'ski boot. 135h|iVhn Mor. con d itio n , Mu6lSl ssoo to 4333 Of ovos. 536-232 52K milos, runs groiroot. S28,000/onor.731-951( —— Powor ovorythingl! o r o u r Buriey Office W3-5702- aPPfOClolo. (208) 51^ DOpOE *98 Carovai -212-0652 or 3^4*1165.* cury $13,000. 543 ““'il? - YoOrBdlKBl«mocal=l,3 Plato, hoo compar ohoU S40Cl(»0/- JEEP .4a CJ-2A 6-7 dfoMl. 4 door 1*20»<77-4042 ----- 5736 OVOS. Of 312-J'^•^^36 ,y|| pig^^p Q, Loodod w/oqulpmon $1500.Coll734-0311* MERCURY'99 Soblo OS ', Good oiler. 734-4974(h(hmj Excollont condition. DorkDo $8100 coll 733-8190* ■ b l o w o u t s a l e larn ot>- condition, SlOO/olfor.or. (Call 734-5601 ask lor Tom‘ — 4 door, AC, tilt, cruiso PS.S. To yota '89 Camry. blow lonn *ion frio G A ‘96 Momaro HI___ rod, 54800.COII 736-001 rrTT CADILLAC *90 DoVllloIlo PW.PL. power soots & on all bools. Kinj I. Abso- 208-436-5262* X)16* dodge '00 Grand Cara & battery, good tiros. Runs nil woldOCJ .ilumi!;m?num SO'^-'Oly Portoci. » n s ; : von SE 3,8 mor. 4 dr. AC 8#don.72Kmls. Exc.c . door locks. AM/FM slorooK) won. IBOKmla. $1800 I. 24 II. W HEELS w ith tlroB!• 17- ^ I (IIIII ^■TjfflWW|ff JEEP Qrsnd Chorooo Ui condilton. Coll 837-6604* Lilolimo woffflnly.nly Mor- ' “ ' “ 'V 'o a d o 'j- 2 odo -94. $5800. Coll 93934. AT, cruiso, lUt. PW. sloor 1_ cossetto. $9405.733-7898*3* Firm. Cali. 324-33S5& cury, 150 optima*Tiax Buv ‘mncJo down bod.id. Must ' 5 lu g . 7 o p o k o . S S9( 9 0 0 . Ing locks, 7 passongorigor. CADILLAC-00 Escalade Call 731-9516* 4281 or 539-3298* » NISSAN-86 sontra Wogon•n 'TOYOTA '96 Camry 4 this nn.v boat alai cdoalor ------AM/FM Sloroo cassottootto. Whilo. toadod. TV/VCR; ■ n eods somo ongine work. 95 0 No S o n H arbnugh MoMotor* DODOE '59 a ‘67 NISSAN’94 King Cob k. door. CD. 64K miles, - __ __ifivoico’ S19.95C nb 5 $15,325. Call 733-7698.*98.* 32KmisS35.900.731-7483'— moko odor. 324-7816,* toaded $7850. 308-3949* Oiio'bL'iitu ;rBi)f1Jo rlH a f >ndell Truck parts. s p o o d . V6 , A C .n o ow APR 536-6323* 'roor dodge '88 Caravan SE CARS Irom $5001 PolicoCO OLDS'86 98 now tiros,t. ‘ TOYOTA'9 9 Corolla Daugti Ooal. Low ^ 1 1 1 1 ^1=1"* tlros/brakos. sliding roi ,nd ’ Impounds.For listings. Fin.incinc) Availabi Low APR Finonciracingl — i agjfjp window, m atching llbd, Coil 733-7906- Jnrt S2000/olfor, 735-9343-3. 600-719-3001 Oxt,C356. Bort Harbnugh McM otor. A.ailoblo. V ax- glass sholl, oxc. cond i. ' PL. PS. cruiso. goodd Now Uros. $9,500/oller. Downlown Wontondoll _____ CONNECT_ _ DODGE ‘79 4x4 slop mporoil S6000, Coll 738-747B.*9.* ” FORD 7 8 F250 4x4 Van.— CHEVY-85 Celebrity------shape.$1500. 734-6929.’.* 208-638-5543* 536-6323' ______V/ITH 50% roslorod. Many < — $ 1200/ollor. Campor SholSholl $350/ollor. OLDS -97 Delia 88 LS - V.W.S W estfalls ‘83 new a ; SU B A R U '9 8 F o ro sto 100 Coll 736-1959.* Iras $800 firm/ 8' cam[ for lull B izo d P U . SIOC Wo UKo tfvcryitnni:tiing on T IO G A '8 1 2 1 1II. 1 . lu lly CUSTOMERS ____ AWD. Powor ovorylhlni — , ,Pully loadod. TInlodd tiros, moior, slovo. rolrig., . iraOo!' equipped, air, gono sholl liis '80s Chovy 1 •"j"?. Call 678-8820* CHEVY '86 Corvotlo lully onorator, WHO e e ls INI. koyloss entry. AM/FK Ily windows. Vory nice car.r. 2 b o d s $5995. L in c o ln I S0900/ol(Of 655-421 IS Call423-9105Kallh.------lo a d o d . O ro a l s h a p o0 . .- Aeking $7500. Soo kxmllyy Town Csr '92 boautilul n e e d Af Ul. /CD. now brakos. $13,501,500 HONDA'97 Odyssoy I • ______WINNEBAGO Brave RANQER/JEEP whec5/r16 coll 324-7091* Oroal lamlly vohlelo:lo l FUNI Call 28»3 1 3 8 .- ■ ot Harris Atuo or coll Bob6 $6495. Call 733-3437.* BLUEFIN 88 lOfl9ft alum, 'ongino. rool nir, ( ond lires, Eagle Clow I — r Qroon. roar AC, CD,3. £6 DODGE '93 Shadow con­ 01775-755-2633* ^VW~'66"jo~na fD i. 80K. 40 'I®" -SUBURBAN'89 Goo SKOftsrnan w/trlf.If. i20 n p gon.-i7Kmi5.S449S — - tre 16x8 whool, 205/35/r passongor. 62K milesies. vortlblo, loadod, pramo,0 . PLYMOUTH '98 Broozo.r -»mpg. rod. good conditi- ____ condition, coll 324-852 I O. lir.fi linclor, oIqc)loct.troll- 73l-1657or410-25(gjo5*_ Advertise In tiros, whool poliorn i ’524 Si3,200/oller. 735-595S*55* $3.600/ollor. 420-1936- ■ tots now. $8000, ‘78 4x44 on. Con Dustin 280-14a2.* 4Ht. $600. 731-8540. -i z e osk lor Brooko? irig moior, skis & itubes, r ------box, ------MAZDA'90 MPV 4X4,TT. FORO '9 0 Tempo AC. Exc.Z Ford. $2500, 934-8931 ■* | AM' FW cass. runs in TOOLBOXIollSl! loaded. AT. 160K NICEICE cond. Now tiros. Runs S&lOOoHor B29-52 B l >» PONTIAC 7 8 Grond Prix, I roro Service dlomond ploto truck ^ be WARNING Jhl- $3500 call 543-2279* vrol!$130Q'ofler733.619t:u , Sharp! 1 ownor w/extras, I BOATTglT'skTbo^sal w.now now cond. $125 352-193 W hen purchoslng a vohl. cle, mako ouro that Iho FO R D *91 T em p o g o oId d $3500/of(or, 733-6017* ! -!5-l Ctiovy eng S /..W CANOE 16 It, with p. cond. runs woll. now lires. - BMW '72 Bavaria 3.0 733°093'l'eSrt.; lillo is in Iho nam o ol 8. PONTIAC -92 Grand Am ^ Cnll 539-2609509* A Jiloiackol, S100,2. A,C..noods work $950/ " noods work $B00/olfor ■-- - port backpack, oxiernal ox|. — _ the sollor. Under Idoho GT. CD. kudod. now tiros BOAT 9' Livingston t . 2 oiler, 735-5963 tv. msg,* . trado for nonoinning 68- Ih. C all CHEVY '62 Nova, no HI 1 PU motor vohiclo codo. a — Hrakos $2225.308-1150*. 71 tnopor. call 732-6405* hull, bail fishingno b o .„ lots o( pans, oxcoHo ?uns vehtcio.cannot oldbo sold ■■ ■■ ...... 11^ 734-OOtG. o Iille CHEVY '75 350 iirTon F “71 FORD '91 Tempo, Blgroat PONTIAC -92 Grand Am. f SJOO oKer. Call 20i Mt 'rh f'i - -P ro io c t c arr S i000-t0k 'lury unless tho illlo istho in tho ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ K condilion. S2000/olfor 101I5- YAMAHA gas” giTit elloni w/350, 3 spd- AT, Rui■ f AT. AC, m ns good, now I o.” ' all. Call 731-9559' 500. namo ol Ihe sollor (ox- In our effort toa 734-2613or 420-1495* brakes, $2300.404-3073- I , - - lull insialiod covor, ‘tOkos— grttol.-oood tlros,'ConiuI. or cepiion: Idaho licensed D E P T“h “F I N O -3416* CHRYSLER '7 8 CordoC HONDA '87 Accord LX . 30 sfiwli cond S1900. 734-34 Fiberoloss Toppor, S250 doolor). Tho sollor shall^aii make our • PONTIAC -92 G rand Prix I Hiimiiiirbird.SlOO. M otallic Silver palr r ^ 732-8422 oMor 6 pm, ■ 4 dr. $2200/olfer eloclfic trolling motoloior SSO, provldo the now pur­ur- Classified section SE Coupe AT, AC, avor- “ w/constrasling charco ‘‘20-3237* Coll 326w1671*______ogo miles, good tiros ond Call 352-t935’ P fM I rool. Moon disc who se d ' chosor a signod bill ol ucoal CHEVY -88. 350. 5 sp275* 44i cob. 116K. AT, vory cloai rool, diamond while, 41K< koytoss entry. AM/FM cass. GLASTRON -69 1011.Oil. opon cond. Chovy *89 1 1 Ton, body vory good, ongir- 440; S12.500. Coll 324-3622 mlloago a t tho Ilmo olDl will not be $7000/offcr, Jolf 735-8260- - DEPARTMENT w mils, neods work. '66 Chargi jisk solo. If yqu hovo any milos. Coll 733-9069* Dow. l30H Pinboardjard/out- 4x4 454 ong. Low r iglno CHEVY 70% ton 4x4. responsible for 2 0 8 - 7 ^ 5 5 3 8 bo,ifJS4200 736-OE5 0975* • (Boih 514,000) 736-46-l62f 303. car runs, noed queslions, pleaso con- LEXUS *98 (ully oquippod.r SUBARU ‘01 Outback somo work, 208-67B-14garger 4 spd, now cluich, dis IS. any errors. ■oirTs~ EMPIRE 76 2211. Now och tact your local ossos- leolhor, 5 disk CD. sun-— W agon. PL. PW. AC, tHOUSE BOAT 30(1. DOds brakos, good motor. .:,* Bor’s ollico. ' rool. diamond whlto. 41kk AWO, cloan, /ilco cor 208-677-4543 . n ar. c o m pplolo 837-4043CVC5,539-9'9-9711* '55, 4dr., now painVinior juill . riA C CHEVY 7 8 Ton. 4x4. k iic iic n , b a i h . 9( •jy '24- or/tiros, 78k ong. mio (or- 90HP golden eagle 71 men- w/350 68K miles on rebui ftvinriHio Can bO' SC'seen at jq u com ,, dbl. axlo: S3700/o((Of,°829-529V'm is.. engine, lilt. S2200/olloi VV.'Sl M.igpc 487-201-2065 or lovoiing allachm l oai. 735-2204 loavo msg, * j 4(ii-07eG lor inlorma Rolfig. noods otlonioniion! MIRRORS, towing, not : OX sail- S1000. Call 326-4319jtg,' 5IIII In box. lor GronIE!__ CHEVY *79 Silvorodoim. i - i ' j - j i : now shon box, 35* liros. rebui Y "b*0 a r ” oa° o a . S*2^5, ------r- Chorokoo. Ms '93 to '9f Int. ^ :25,000 JAYCO '89 landom i rand 350 ong, & trans. Prim bo.il fof SIS.500. $30, Coll 837-6412,* )0. C all loni trlr, Dosignor soi > '96, orod 4 roady to paint 423-189(1 • H » J [ ______ovon. rnngo, rolng. slo 53000,543-5119<}585 Mp ouiboard. hvovo \well, zippor door, SI75. TroTrailer cond. $19.500.686-2011'Jolli- CHEVY ‘98 T ahoe 4 dr., CLEANUP Procialon Trimmmg ^ .V loot controllod oloctnc olo< RV air dofloctor. S lo n t 4x4, LT, loalhor. roor AC, CONDITIONING3 MAGIC TOUCH Do Little Lawn Care • CHEVY '74 C-60 1411. cubc Saloxa'ra Soltrtlona I SMALL 1 j moior SlGOO 326-51:-5129' (208)679-7414* O tr chromo whools. overyor. For All Your Homo 735-9980 or 280-3344 _____ van w /2500lb. lill galo posslblo option, VCR Improvements Wo (b( problem s .alT lTii: STARCRAFT ' 99 Stard- StO Nico truck, low mtles We'll cut your grass TRACTOR f Ra'CKEr"Baos BoatT ' oto ‘“o " " >-C0 monitor, BUDGET AIR NO JO B TO SMALL 'F roo Estlmotos* n' Irlr, 25Hp. loaUCC),'d (dual USI- gooo cond,. SSO:5000. S4000/Ol(or. 731-3322' odd lobs, romodoiing. and your costs. SERVICE ,!•' Call 539-0781.* les immaculaio $17,300, _ 308-4AIR (4247) 736*7404 o r 280*1661. Senior D iscounts stan. call -120-1744------, DRY VANS (2); '96 Trail-J. Coll 735-8588.* Q b Lowosl Hourly Rato .A sk lor Lou romoval of d e b ris. nil. ,,,Romombor J Wo do It all plus moro. ITAHOE• now 033 5 5ih mobile. 48X102x110*THiT in. DODGE '98 Quod cab PETE SHETLER R uben 734-6506 whool, 22 It, slldoI out. oi sido heiohl, spfing-slidor• in- short bod. Aulo cruiso. tilt,K, ‘ BUDGET $avo$-- I CARPENTRY, I I PAINTING I Roioiiiling. Wood nicoly oquippod. OurOi Good tiros & brakes,idor Air, lully loodod. 67K, Mowing. Lovoiing and i ______compotiior bas a ustusod $6500/ol(er, '95 Ulitily,osi $15.7S0/ollor324-8057* =1 ETC. Lown Proporallon ASPEN Ovoicliot w/Qp , Wo 40X102 xl 16- insido I HANDYMAN I Faux W orx o ./Qppls. -98 lor SI 1,8 6 8 . V. ; A I R Full opoctnjm ol stylos Sorvlcing tho M. V.' Aroa nil '76 FORO; rurif.r. qood,qc havo a Now 20033 lor(i height, sprlng-sllder,illly. D O D G E '9 9 R o m S L T I WORK 328*6010 J Rotlrod licensed Qonoral Comp(oto point Sonrico _ 31350/ollor. 544.28G7807' S10,995. No ono boaDoais G o o d tjr e s S - b r a k oid s o , QuadlSOO 5,9 V0 gas. lill. CONDmONING Contractor with over Jor- now tiros, great cond. Spray or brush/roll ^ CAB OVER CAMPERER '95 A Bort Hatbaugh mot'noior $6SOO/'ollor, Coll 543- L SERVICE 25 yoars oxp. Enjoys Gonoroi homo repairs. 5446 or 308-5446 * os, $14.500/ollor. 735-8568* ' Intorior/oxtorlor, Cusiom trim linlshos TREE T SERVICE O’.lt Soli cnriiainod.d doal corpontry work. Excopllonal Quality I Call73S*06t5 plumbing, painting, HydMUlic j.icks & rnoro. rne Wo don't moot ourur HAY TRAIN ‘90 40 Bole, ‘ FO R D ‘69 Bronco, hall cab,5; SAWTOOTH ^ ^ ^ ^ bW i 2 8 ^ SiiOOO'oltcr Call Casoasoy compohlors prices1 WWE 45 It, load, 30 II, Pup. ----- 4 spd.'Ekx:t igniiion.hoadofs SHEET METAL ^ and drywail. C ecil’s Tree 7H8-6G72 or 720-5431.J 3 r BEATlhom. Cnll 423-4006, 308-2257O' V-8. hit, S6900. 410-5143* 16 years corpontry oxp. S ervice CLEANING i Froo ostimoios PAINTING & I , C A M P T r''8 7 5>rs‘7 ^ Bort Hnrbaugh Motorto rs o r 731-8310.* 257 FORD '76, runs good, now3" Hootlng^AC Rolrlgoralion Troo lopping romovoi. ;• Downtown Wondoll J o h n 735-5179 S(.'ll-conUiined. A UTILITY • 93 Rotor, BF goodrich mud lorrian Commorclol and ^ SERVICE DRYWALL - stump romovoi i ' 536-6323‘ carrior unit, S9500 ___ tiros w/alum. rims,, isi and firewood. S-IOOO. 037-.17G0- — rosidoniial COUNTnY CLEANERS ______Low APR Flnoncing'"B call086-2O11* . ' $650 inkos 11410.5159* . (208) 733-8548 T h andy m an I L U P H E R • 404-8367 - CARIBOU '99. 1 T It. Air,, Availoblo.* Businesses, rosidoniial. CD, niicfowave. FullyIlly :sell ...... ■ WINCH Bradon PTO. FORD '86F.150XLT------^ construction cloon up, SERVICE PAINTING, INC. ^ , „ I driven, good chopo. $500. Painting. Romodeling, - conlainotl, S12.5C I TAHOE-now 23 It, Iro> ^ U rial. AT, $2200, Spoclolizo in carpot WEDDING & I Call 200-507-9406' Doyo 907-641 -4333^ or 733-6338 or 420-5066*.^ j AIR DUCT I cloonlng. Froo ostlmal- Plumbing, oloctrlcal, Toxturlng &J}ryvraII ______Ol irallor, sliflo-out, su ovos. 536-2321.* BRIDESMAIDS iTEER to In fTIor! box.<, cii2or jacks, awning, ai lor FORD 'B9 F-250. Now° CLEANING - OS. Bonded & Insurod. drywail, painting, otc. 25 yrs. oxp, Call Bill O (208) ^ Ford, vvHiIO S-IOO liros. 460 ong. 5 spd, Exc, Jerome 324-3299 10, microwavo. AM/FM/Citc D 324-3475 Of (208)' WEDDING < SHOP call 934.4737* loadod, $1 r.995, NoN ^1007.^HHH||^H— cond.S3000, 733-1891* MeK>n*Who«ls ^ Air Quality I 735-1721or 308-1683 | 727-12OT cell. | W edding Dress Solel NORTHLAND •881 scs e ll- 0'’° boats a Bort Ha.Hor- H FORD '92 Explorer EddieII, Services rCONSTRUCTION I Drosscs-io Rent or Buyl ‘ cuniainod, roomy, n roai baugh motor doall Bauor, Now tiros, sun Air Oucts Fum acos . C lass A Tables, Choirs, Shoos lor lamily, doan. S35C:3500/. Low APR Financtn:(ng CHEVY ‘83 S-10. Good-■ rool. 96K mis. Must solll— Dryor Vonts Chimneys PET.srrriNG Otecounf ol On MWMfcvw/ Doroc- Availablo, Wo tako6 a oil Wfonch V6. AT. sun rool,j g : S5995/ollor. 735-8676- Construction I HOME REPAIRS I 733-8838-2107 S. Main i otlof. Must lioc loappr. ?• Insulation Romoval . RosidenlloLlramlng Mlo Call 733-7532 '■ irado-ins. incl. compier sholl. good =• 732.8788 K-9 ■ U "Yc— Bort Hnrbnugh Motontors rubber, sharpl S3250. » l , FO R D ‘92 4x4 XL oxi. cab. and llat work. BENEFIEL’S HOME _ Downtown Wondolloil Call 35B-1746* 3od loaded, 5 spd. 92k NICE- ^ POLE BARNS CARE FITTER KARE p YARD I LOTS OF USEDSHELl S8900 call 543-2279* Houoo/Pol sitting lEUS 53t6323- CHEVY '86 Scottsdolo '.‘i ^ [ alternative I Specialty Romodols. drywail. illo. Ditj trucks/small truck;ucks. Low APR Financing ___ FORD ‘92 R anger, super painting & carpontry. Bonded MAINTENANCE M (208) G78-0103' I'S ton, oir. aulo. long bod, ENERGY • 732*4431 Call for appointm ent I_____ Available.* good cond. S2250) '.i cab. 6 cylinder. CO & tool 20 yrs oxp. Froo Estlmotos. I 423*5103 Of 308*11 SO | SECURITY -76 SliOo call 543-2778 or 731-5385*od, box. oxoc, cond, $5500/- Green Grsas w hydraulic lacks, hoatloator, 5 0 ollor 324-3068 Soan* f: SO W R WORKS LLC m n s t r Oction Call Bruce 733-7S43 p Landscaping ____ CHEVY ‘91 1500. V-B, 5,7 Solar & Wind Powor ice bo*. Sink, stovo. 10!10!-jlt * - ^ FORD '94 F-150 XLT AT. I ROOIRNG I Bush B. Trimming, weoMy i liter ong. Ext, cab w/cap, )• .Jorom o, ID Rob Amnoton tavm mowing, mulch S-lSO Call208-3G6-2C< AC. fodio, Powor pkg.5,7 AC. Loaded. Exc, cond. I (M8)324-e029 I HOME REPAIRS I ap, 92K mis. S6995, 734-1010’ ' C onstruction & Reasonable ralosi and tree and bush SHEllL llborglass, '89-'99-'98 100K milos, $4500. Inside & Out planting ;;h0ft box GM S450. no )<0- FORD '97 Expedition 5,4 L RSinDdallng . Froo ost. R nandng or long bed dodgo, S5£ ____ Call 543-4500- ^i! AUTO PARTS Jo b s big & small, Froo A lso fine finished < S550, CUSTOM BUILT 6x61 V8 . A T. A C . P W . P L ; ostimatos. Roosbnablo Concroto/carpontiy Albert 368*0230 324-5813or 420-7602* __ cruiso, low pkg; 63K mi,, CONCHETE ___ '0^ bod. swing down loadirxBIl, CHEVY ‘97 Choyonno, rates. Call 1 numbor lo /docks/diywoll/iaplng/ 10. $11,500,678-6996* . h Bosl Prico & Soloctlon 737^000 I ramp, odjustablo bikoHIding ti Short box. 4.3 lltor, Coll. Como in 8. Compora! manogo your project loxturo and ropoir YARD I brocket, removableo wi lire 5 s p e e d . 66K , AC. lilt, FORD'97 F-150 XLT X-cobi; Magic Valley from start to finish. HOME IMPROVEMENTS r lorprool top ollows t5' wa- i Tonnoau covor. chrome 4,6 L V8, AT, AC. PW.PL. I B«f«. umin 0flft.7S4.Hfr7 I 886-7531 or 308-0000 SANb& GRAVEL I MMAINTENANCE covorod alorago oroi5' ol trim, oconom lcol. lun to cruiso, low pkg. 98K ml. Auto Parts = i S1050. Coll 733-0358*iroo. drivo. S9500.260-0459*,.’® Sll.500/oHor.-431-6407* 2 2 8 Main Ave. Ndrth S E P T IC TANKS & Responsible Fit lawn core. GUN SHOW J. 733*3388 PDRYWALL I I HOME REPAIRS/1 NOMAD '78 26 It. tri___ FORD '84 F-100 AT. ^ DrainFlelds — ,FO R D ‘98 Explorer SPECIALIST ■ ElKo Convention Conteinter■ Sloopa 9. oxc. conditioitrlr, recont top-ond. CO player. Eddio Bauor, AT. loadod. REMODELING otc. removed. ______Elko.NV______S3200, 71. 19(1 TImboItlon, runs groall $1395. 65Kmls. 736-7161* •. |_BUSINESS_ I Free Estim ates ------~nne~ sloops B, oxc, SSOOiib«r- _ ..350-_1746_^______— Gonoral diywoH repairs------JA M 8SC0.- ...... Doneen Lawn Service Ju ly 20 & 21 OMC '7 9 S ub u rb a n b T, and loxturing. M I8 3 7 -4 S 3 2 734*9066 . Snlurdny 9-5. ’ '66 1411 Larson bool. 4 ? SERVICE Comploto homo ropairs, L =■ “ 4y4-ACrrvfi9go6d.5t800- 10 yoors ot oxporionco; remodeling a additions, r Sunday 9-4 Johnson, exc. SlOOO,,’•.^5 '9 overhaul. Robuill roor ■ O odgo Romchorgor. 62 Allor6 pm coll 734-8425.-r TWIN FALLS 25 yr#.'exporionco SHARPENING I Notnatwrnowyou«p«ndyour ’ '•93 ond. Stroighi. Runs dayt. etsMined-fit!-your ------I milos, oxc. $7500. Ca82K groat.S1395.358-t746-ns GMC '84 Suburban, dlo­ PLAN ROOM Lance LeBaron SERVICE RTFlE'RugOf M77, 25,(25,06 735-0623 altor 3 pm,* sol, 9 pass, AC, rear hool, 732-<904or30e*1B99 wferencos. 732-6433.' hwy KhMule. Put cUmI- r Jo b s to bkj lor all ne. * runs grool. good work Blueprint copies. Complete shaipenlng. lor, now C8 Irons., 2W54* , tnjck.l3^;324-781fl.* SERVICES & HANDYMAN ■ ■ U tility TRLR 6x8,____ 4 oxhaust. tlros/whdols, ox- 734FQRD 7 1 390 4 opd, now Need 0 j ^ 7 . Ray’s Tree Service fi CREEKSIDE CObRT~ ]W tGMC '98 h ton 4X4 Exi. M arrtod Team SMALL 1 Rem oval, Trimmirtd, Mobilo Homo 4 RV Spncc onglno. rims, tiroo. front PERSONNELPLUS Compalhre Ratoa Toppmfl.Shurt». ond, opd dual oxhaust.mt Vcabi $10.300/oHer. First Y O U R TRACTOR Availablo, 733*6841 St. Fodorai ^ v ln g s Bonk. ,733*7300 or 67V4040 Stum ps I. $2500/ollor 735-2232* Sontor DIscounta CR"UIS“EMASTER 64» ‘ HANGER 32x42, Mlgh Coll 733-4222.* SERVICE . -csB7a»2ff7^-:- ■ A P BIMIs,731-3701 ______Cf09S_C..25tt..Fflrd.46(.460.------t}uaUiy_Fof.i»nUn^ — f6 rd -80 V4 ton. 6 cylln-l=r- GM C -97 SL T PflCKafla.^ -HANDY-MANH 75Kmia, Updated ifilortoertor, Jerom o. Coll 733-4462’ dor, ovordrivo. good)d Looded. 23K mi. $18,00-f TIMES CLASSlPieO TAfflTSEfiVICE^ ji ' Awning, good liros. slooploops I • ■ ■ ■ LANOSCAPING I U ------iontfrrsB rsTC orrr r ••0'6B6r;Ciai20BW5i2fie3*'> DEPARTMBNT 6. root AC. Onon gorg o n . ^ 734-5216.* DAVES HANDYMAN baddios wdrfci m o ^ CnClean lto Troe Service Very good cond. S10.50(.500. _< OMC ‘99 Ext. cab, 4x4 . 3 and mere. Any size ■ fkiri[^*88'ftanoofwy»holl, TONY^LANDSCAPiNQ . d B n ^ trfmmiriB. ' 734-5786 Of 539-5786‘86* III, door Wilh oil tho oxtras.‘ 308>734-B83B PiseeslimB^4»4341 H 76K original mis. Now All types h o tm ropair aHom«R«(MM f Odd Jo b s. ' ' •w $15,000.208-438-1658 & remodeling. . .. Tflmmlno. power rake. — u v i r tfT£~'78 "r7-> ri:inTTTTo i EN G IN E C o m p lo lo 45e77*4S43 - . Other ffllaccDaneous doanupe, sprinklers. • ^ ' F re sE stim stss ^ wator tioator, $2900/ottOiDtlor, to r e la n d . S 1 3 5 0 . C^ al cMthV Team »p withiI7 UHANB CHEHOKEE 'M . Wedowhatwcan‘1 ' ContSctPhU ! mo- doMifM and moke a imte ' (B U n L B Y ) . Pfom iWIng Item* you. c jP 731-2453 or 73fl^55CiS50- 324-3490 or 306-2879* ic U d. V8. Must aalM oadod. ' C a lfS s iS o lO ' . do.Tony.7M*n22 : j 410-294 or 324*4810- 1 'a l l ' proRt MBng the Itatn* yoiiMl 96K. below Kolly bluo netono^iiwd. ' . I ^ r _ nok>no»rn»w»._ I book. CaU731-9424.» ______fIn r s i d e i T r Local iportiTrr777~!D2spoi Scoressand an stats ___ ] Check onilne:Wsit:stTTieTima-NetssOii&ieaz t Money ...... ! ' ■ •www.magicvallcy.con TS“ com for the latest spoits hewnvs. SportsEtfu ...

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; M o r n in gGLINE v n M u i s I^t i^ S p o r t s Q u o3 t T E 1 1 ^ Tig<;er doeesn’t ow irfield -y- e t By Doug FergusonMl the silver claret jug in 198 The Assoclatwl PnPress ______two times the Britishh Open0] was at , Did you seeth: the dme — Muirfieldr“lf you play•lay sc o re I Scotland - Tiger Woodods H||S|nK-J w I i U f l G B — - mutch at the British Open, That's what is expcctet from Woods, who he launcheded me? ng a pracdce round Monda; hasn’t hit a com petitivefe sishot since he tapped 5 the wind began to wliip ofoff in a bogey p u tt on th e 72n72nd hole at Bethpage ■th. Woods headed directlyi' toti Black in New York last mc ge. But he ran into a securiririty OrOn TV Still, there are no guargrantees in n’t recognize him and didn’In ’t All TinT ln m MOT Woods was taking nothingtiing for g r a te d . _ He has sp<^t two daysays Muirfield, alk 3 -Russe/ZW.Wimma, :r arms out and blocked hin^ ' la is tB: British i Open ing on a variety of shotshots . o f TTturxUy: ESPN (6(6 aa.m.-noon) anention.from the tee. He rarely a 5 te ^ o' g r m p p k d / farther until a member o ge intervened. Friday: ESPN (6 o.m.a.m.-noon) Monday, even on the par Ss, and concentrat- ■ Saturday: ABC (7'o o.r .m .-12:30 p.m.) \ O l y m p i c est of the field at Muirfielc ed on how far the ball wi i -w ii/iC » easily. Sunday: ABC (6 a.m.j.m.-ll:30a.m.) . was required to avoid the buxtkers.1 I dmmpioti'o n R u l o n reezed to victory in the firsiirst *------Players complain abou the driver being Tipionships of the year, winidn- four m ajors in th e samsar e year. token out of their hands aiat American majors. i j - •: Gardu" T d n e r a ta rs by three strokes w hen nonc The next test - if o:one even unfolds - starts Here, they expect it. TheTht British Open has charge, and winning the U.SJ.S. Thursday at Muirfielcield, th e East L othian links always been more aboutlut positionj course ■ ' wrestl'mif i n g c a m p njetw ood>ods tees off on the eighth hole dui GULLANE,ime S margin despite dosinging w hich is short by modnodem cham pionship stan- management than hittingdng the a for d a r ^ (7,034 yards);) b ut is regonjed as o n e of :e day for ths British Opsn Ctia01N31NBAMVP)uislK>en ■ ■ E l i t e g i i confined to his :S2.4 million house ' since prosecutonitors announced last grcTaliti tourneyiy title weekjhey woulvould d inr^e him and a c ^ his unde withith iassault, teiroristic ‘ji'';''sEATTLE-TeamIin Idaho Elite threats and relat'dated offenses. b j;^;,won the championshipU p of th e 60- Iverson alsoso facesf gun charges. I •i:-team MfdSummerier Nights T he 27-year-ulUulU PhiladelpliiaI 76ers ■ i Madness Invitationalal 1basketball guard and liiss unu n d e were ex]>cciecl ■ tournament Sunday’ in S eattle. to turn themselvselves in totlay. The Elite, compri; 0 high school girls from3m the allegedly tlirv«v ai'ca and the Magic VsValley, beat fe. La Jolla, CaUf., 61-5959 double Tawanna, out3Ut I overtime, for the chanlampioQship. subur->ur- I .Twin Falls High’s D : a n ie lle ban mansionion I ' ^^^oney sparked thele Elite] late, during a fight, j vsihking a baselinen e m m u j j H then barged b e fo re m aking a s te aol l tand a free th'he e -, th ro w in th e final 23 se . ! Idaho advanced to the title apartment with I game by beating thele MI ile High Allon Iverson ^ a gun while \& g ic , 52-49 in overtira seaixhing forr heher the next nigiir.' I The Elite overcama m e a n . 11- Iverson and his uncle alle»;edly H point defidt in the secsecond half. PM« ») MUCt MIlM/n* r ' th reaten ed t\s'owo people inside the ^h ley Wolf of Centen Etier Russisll Wlertma gets a lesso leavywelght wrestling champloi)lon Rulon Gardner during a wrew restling cam p a t Kimberly Highgi, a p a rtm e n t -■ 21-year-oId21- Cliiu'les j in Boise hit four secoi' ' " n l t u ? J o n e s a n d 17-;17-year-oId Hakim pointers and Boise-HigS i ^ ’s Casey I *'''Monday. Gardner showed the cat nd talked about his philosophyhy and wrestling style. Carey. Monteith added 11 poir)oints. - ^ ^ Policc have'e searcheds< Iverson’s Id ah o d efe a te d S anin JJose 54-51 ho u se and vehi' ^ ■ in the quarterfinalsals behind, \^ .1 \ believed to haveave found a wea|x>n. V i ,'M bloney’s 10 points. y m p i c c h 1 tr ie s t oI o ' v e r c o nTie lost tc In a courtrt idocument T h e to u rn a m e n t wa,was held at Monday, politelite said one of the the University of Washiishington. By Joe Paisley ------1 searches turnijrned up two cell A r e a p la y e r s iin c lu d e d Times-News zwr > . , M issing belt phones, a phoneone bill, otiier plume '’MtJloney, W hitneyy (Clark of company docuiscuments and auto, . nyone who ha* Informirnot on repair dooi ! Jerome and Whitney,y ?M artin of locuments. T here was er gives some LY - At heart, Rulon , on Rulon Garcjncr's ml: M inico. " ”wnrM " 0 m ention of a gun. The policc a farm boy. i 2001 Groco-Roman W ne.lnstructlon i not soy whctlier the The Elite play at thehe Nike AI]. »nlMllKin», W restling cnam p lo n sh ip Dciteit con document did no leart th a t drove him to V )f Iverson’s house or Star tournament in Irvi[rvine, Calif. <» « P«l'Ir ■of campers. ;Ie of his sport - the Acoll c (307) 721-5979 or e-molloil him gnln^ Olympic ot fulongordner.com. There th is w eekend. The relgnli pic heavyweight gold o .S tain s foundid in Iverson’s car, . reco-Roman wrestling. $5,000 * reward on a su c ce : and woricorld champion ovcrod P““y belicyodd b;by investigators to I hat could push him return. The bolt wos dtscov' Nevada couple wwins said Ihe plans to isson from reigning Olympic hoc be sm eared blcx>Lisa Leslie > ,, TWIN FALLS - Clinching'g w as a rou n d bye at disi was team of Gary -Van Engcngelen and Isn’t readydy-to relinquish the • “ BAAll-Stai dnch. tant becausc o f; . B rian S m ith, w ho also> shotm a low WNBA spoulDUlght to a younger.gen- B rett M iller slapped thre nine-inningnii game.s, is calling g^f^^dahl and Deanm M e r r lt md half and earned her ^ MIhlco, 12-2, to securere wc feel it's Importportant for the other. s e a new f S & .m J Mi .placed second grosss anda Roy Star “ MVP trophy, lead- Amerlcon Legion "AA" ArArea C teams to havee to play the extra esteiD Conference to an as com e M c^w ell and Derek M ' W regxilar rei season tide Mondayay at a game," he said. c a n only f i n i ^ e d second net. tory over the East on Jf eons are throw (a total oO n in e innings In Ight- stin Pl* WNE - S sticky sdi Bruin Flekl. ___ Doug Bysoh and Todi T he victory in the first gai;ame of three days or foifour appearances, -r^^oa-thfr-first-fUghtgK veterans for star status. :r day-nightdoubleheader:r gave - whichever comesnes Ifirst." ------; ~"anH-Jack Hansen and■ ^ B r u c r “It’s funny how all of th 3 Area Despite strongong recent outings, I b u to n e . . Cooper 'JS th e Cowboys (26-13-3, 21-3 ! FutrelTwon first net d e n th is year everybody is < t-round Rasmussen said pitchingp Is a con- S h e d rewiw motiVBtion Monday " f vith the C) th e No. 1 seed and a first-r u s old'School... ju st because Usa Usile, left, drives lam en t cem for his C ownvboys, h who Iwlianoorti night &x>m1 etalk of a changing of P“ i Tart Phillips durii« bjre at the district toumai ...... the auard inin tthe league, with high- class of young players has July 2S-27 at HaUiwell Pai■ark In Oljrmpla, Wash., on Wednesday in,” Leslie said. “By no m ea if the 2002 WNBA AU- .pPocatello. c for the Lakefai W o o d e n B at ■ T rivia ANSWER; ...... 7 ‘ ‘‘OTome rookiiIkies like Sue Bird and coming ^ Tamlka C'atchings a t challenging any of us done.” Lauren ndajatthfMCI 1Twin EaDs earned th e 8-31 s'sweep Qassic. , I ^ I Grove with ie. V Leslie. Shery:ityl Swoopes u>d oth^ Houston’s Tina Thompsim those hington. ' In ttbe nightcap to push its wirrfnning Please set all scorers with 20 points. 0 . coach- West coach Michael \ngelesC ■ said he was impressed wi

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Tbo Tlmot-Nowg______Game 2 Catcher Kellen Chatlatterlon hit Rcsullsfcs follow; ------r ...... ______.a BubllS.DurinS.SlnilR(i...... - f o r lh « cy cle in G a m c l1 . ..- _____ .. L Gills.... ) - i. Alyssa Koch, Filer, U U U L - J o s h U.sUssery won a Q a m « l Age 1 0 - ■T 0, B Innliip 56. pitchi-T's duel in GarGame 1 leading 2"',’^ ' Wood «vw IS. UppM VaDty C Major t.eague Baaseball S w ,issrr",“sir iw«v*rceo«-oi] A ge 1 1 • -1 . Jaci Lancaster, B u h l |>:isi B u rle y 3-1. 3-1 The Tribe vEgtfftarnOOi-11140 O n in M EOmn IWrow M Ch Wendell. 48.48 2. Horinah McNeley, All TImea MDT I ------c lo s c c sed the night Wood F nrry U s s c ry .. Simon S Olsen Area C) • Twin Falk,U,48. • Mmnosda . 5 ^ 3) won Game 2 ,1 4 4 , for the I 50 ,468 10 3-7 L-1L-1 26-21 18-29 8-10 kn()cked Usser>- homiume with a dou- swc-cp ar ’ lead Junior golfers A ge 11I - l. Derek McDowell, C^iicsoo 44 I and tJieir I lth straight win. Cleveland 42! 49 '.462 10.5 5-5 W-2W-2 24-20 18-29 6-12 ble. Utihl liosts Jerorrrome today at 5 "All s Derek Twin Falls,Ils, 43. 2. C asey Faughi, I seven runs were scoredI T W IN F A L L S - KansasCity 37 54 .407 15.5 5-5 W-4W-4 22-21 15-33 5-13 p.m . w ith t'vowo outs,” \Vood R iver coach1 McDovrell, 11, and Ramindi Fischer, Twin Falls,Is, •49. i 56 .385 17.5 Z-7-3 W-1W-1 21-23 14-33 6-12 1 - 1. Z ach ary D ekruyf, Dolioit • , 35 Gamol 1 l L a rs HFloVey o said of th e G am e II 13, both carded 43s thrhrougli nine Age 12 - West Division ' I Dutil 3, Burlejr 46. 2 (tic). Ian Rumpp, -'•rl lead. “With those and Ryne: holes at 93 Golf Rancnch to lead Jerome, 46 SV Hona Away lr Monday’s installment of th e Idaho K e tc h u m ,! I 35 .624 - z-6-4 L-1L-1 27-20 31-15 11-7 n season. FaU.s,47. ' Scanlo 56 " " pretty mimuch over.’’ Jim ior Golf Association; Anahoim 53I 38 582 ■ 4 z-6-1 L-3L-3 28-18 25-20 11-7 Oakland 54, . 4 7-3 W-1 29-19. 25-20 16-2. . .. Texas 40I 52 .435 17.5 z-3-7 L-3L-3 23-24 17-28 8-9 | t o t o p SS e a t t l e NATIONAL LEAQUE O r io lee s r a lly f r o m f o uu r b a c k i EastDlvision L Pd G8 u o strStr Hone Awsy bt H,\i;ilM()KE(Al’)-’) - M ike Uordick w ilhin a n riglil-hiinder aggravatedI a riglit knee York over M(Moridii. 35 .624 - z-6-4 L-3L-3 31-17 27-18 15-3 ' who beat the Marlins 5-3 in Allania 58 luul'iliax- hits. iiicltJiliiiidinn a Ihrec-nin Troy,• GlausG went 3-for-3 with two1 injury that landed him eanintes. 3mcr with two outs in the AMERICAN LEAGUE Mark Mcl.emnreirif.s. niL- rmklL- r) w „ ith a pitch. w ith -seven RBIs. R aul Ilw ninth off Billy Wugner, lift- M.irtiiie/ homered fora .m I r f run in I.Ik HL-niiindce pitchcs earlier, Hernandez in six more runs in th irgli to a comchfrom-behind Monday's Games se v en lhM hindii Delgado. T h e Blue Ja>-s Rotxrno Hemandc-z pickeitcdiipsivS inBl’iltsburia me Kansass City 6, Texas 4,2nd game ulioled -I'O inthelliird 3* Houston. Kansas City 8, Texas 8,1st game rc nnd H,i|;nr MRidnwim ik a ste p tow-.ird ihe mound in eacli gam e, raising his ,nta,i:..C.to v,c,„ov„J TonToronto 0.N.Y. Yankees 5 !<>.in l-V.iiiklin (-I-2) k;>vi Detroit 4, Boston 3,11 innings aics trailed 4-0 after four and 7. Chicago Whrte Soxi Cir lhe .\tariners, , creamed J ut Hernandez. efore scoring two in the Ballimore 6. Seattle 5 Cleveland 1 ird i..n in s l«.-(»rf ih n -w b ch innings befo MinnesotaMil 10, Anaheim 8 Indians 7, White S( .-s m anager Jo e Torre also was National League fifth, one in thei seventh and two in OaMand 4, Tampa Bay 0 J the ninth. Today's Games C l.K V Iil.A N l) - U. nto starter Sieve Parris (2-2) Phillies 11, Expos 8 Seattle (Pineiro 10-3) at Baltimoreore (Eridcson 3-9), 10:35 a.m. (in G iam bi a n d C hris W idger i*iiillipNK<>i bis first mi S aj O X l MONTREAL - Ricky' U-dee,I Pal QmIjc 3, RrBraves 2 Anaheim (Washburn 1 D-2) al Mireiireiesota(Millonn-6),11;05a.m. nir>-. lakinK a shiiloiK in I thegiim e. B urrell a n d Scott R olen h'homered in Boston (Burlten 8-3} al Octroi) (Sr(Sparics4-9), 12;05p.m. * inning Monday ni^htRookie Jason Toronto an eight-run ninth innin,ing and the CIIICAGOGO - Todd Hundley and N.Y. Yankees (Weaver 7-8) al ToiTonjnto {Walker 3-1). 5:05 p.m. Clevel.ind Indians lon aa jo r league vie- hit Jason alez hit consecudve home Chicago WhHe Sox (Wrighl 6-8)) aat Cleveland (Sabaihia 6-6). 5:05 p.m. II inioiheeiiJHh early inth.tics 4, Devil Rays 0 P hiladelphia Phillies r.iUielied past the Alex Gonzdc IlieCliic.ipi WhileSdx. ing Carlos Zambmno and . Oakland (Mulder 10-5) at Tampa)a IBay (Sosa 0-1). 5:15 p.m, Uhl 10 lea S T . PEcs l>eat th e Tanipa'B ;iy Devil run shot off Jim .B row er wiwith one oul Cubs im pnwDved to 5-1 under intc^m Monda/s Games ilii a th ree -n in hciiiierp i Lilly did in the ninth. m anager BruiSruce Kimm, induding 4-0 Philadelphian.MontrealS' N.Y. Mels 8. RoridaS inninj!. Lapjiinn Minne® ® inninfiswas in acquired from the New at home. Chicago Cubs 3. AUania2 CincinnatiCir 2, MiSvaukeeO Uick from .i siv ritn deficCrisiian Gii/man . Athleticsankees 1 on July 5 as pan of a P late umiimpirc Joe West ruled ■ Pittsburgh 5. Housion 4 C^loiColorado al San Diego, laie Mets 8, Marlins 3 sa had to change bats after ilie 'J'wins a victory’ overo r in lh e e ich lh Ra>-s.ram. seven-player trade. , ' Sammy Sosa I Sl Louis ai Los Angeles, late Arizonaizona at San Francisco, lale NEW Y O R K -M ik e Biioicsik pitched ,„king one pi .•\nncls. niiesoia’s come- Lilly;)a w: Bay sta rte r R>-.in R u p e (5- ; pitch in the first inning, Today’s Games a seven-hitter in his seco 'I'orii lltiiiier hil .ileficil tw and javinn York Yanlwl just 21-3 innings - jdlowing cond m ajor The bat. app'ppeared to have a loose 3ts (Leiter 8-7)..10:10a.m, league start, and Mo Va Florida (Beckett 2-3) al N.Y. Mets in lh e s e v e n lh ver aKJ die Analieiin three-leanins, four hits and tha-e walks r'aiighn and chip on iheb;J barrel, according to a TV Atlanta (Millwood 7-5) al Chicagogo Cubs (Lieber 6-6), 12:20 p.m.- T am pa Jero m y B iim iiz hom ered loto leadNe^v picture from t Stlioeiieweis (7-7) to bri first M an sinci? Ju n e 19. ’I'he m the dugout. Arizona (Johnson 12-3) at San FnFrancisco (Ortiz 6-6), 1:05 p.m, I iwo'run homer 10)lasted. SL Louis (Benes 0-2)81 Los Angeigeles (Nomo 9-5), 1:10 p.m. aKainsi Scoii lh rev runs Pittsburg (Fogg 9-6) at HousionMl (Oswall( 10-5). 2:05 p.m. Gardneibrint; die Twins - in his fir P h ila d e ^ (Woll 4-6) at Monlrean:al (Armas Jr. 6-8), 5:05 p.m. Cincinnali (Dessens 5-5) al Milwai(vaukeo (Sheets 4-10). 6:05 p.m. ' Continued trom D l < lad to recovery He won’t be able to dcdefend it in' For now,V, it’sii a m a tte r of m aking Colorado (Jennings 94) at SanI OiDiego (Peavy 0-3). 6:05 p.m. s r ------Septemlxjr. a living by/ instructingir a t wrestling everyone wanted at; rsma was impressed with The road to recoveryry is a long c a m p s, mlaking al public appear- after he pulled off t er’s agility, even more so upset in Olympic wre Tlie roac o n e , h e sa id . H e h o p e s he can com- imces and, delivering de speedies. an.iKcTV.cK e showed the campers the pete by October. ButI 1he know s By th e ;ndenc of July, G ardner will ry. knockiiif’ off I i nf an accident this past Open — tr ll.i; l..S8r--sl Gardner’ d'efentlitifi champion competing before the stistill-healing have Ut theth cauldron for the vrc-sllini; liisio- , . , loes are ready could ende up in Commonw*iwealth of Virginia Continued from Dl green on thele S546-yard 17lh hole, K arelin of Russia. ’I mishap left Gardner with another amputation. G am es onI TTliursday, worked at a I, sodden- which didn’t’t appc^ai to be in play champion had lasi hi itte n to e s follow ing a 17- Driver brings the deep, i ion Alexander ...int.T The .stamina Gardnciler used to wrestling cliniccl in Wisconsin on so W o o ^ with th e windid behind b his back. • earlier. ' rdeal in the Bridger-Teton faced bunkers into play, sc , f o r m e r ^ upset Karelin started wit.•itil work as J u ly 22, participated pai in a USA >•■!"■* f ro s .b is .K were separated while iron for his second shot,It. With a greens, altho k ethic and on July 24, 24 m a r s h a lle d a t a Muirfield are heavily turned upside-dtiwn . ,, • hour ordtobiling and Gardner ended milking cows. His \vork i low, pierdng trajectory,r, ithe ball greens at Mui irdner said he National nas well. parade orfor Cheyenne Frontier den notoriety. .’iving minus-2S degree con- drive were instilled then rolled onto and through ihithe ^een. contoured, life would be friends i n anyone,” Days the nextnej dily and spoke at a Hill h is life c c ria in ly ; overnight, .soaked to (he “I’m no better than j Woods dropped anotherer ball. Tlie fairwayvay bunkers can be so vn by the snd- snowmobi :h b a se b a ll tournam ent G a rtin e r h im s e lf did after his snowmobile fell G ardner said. “I’ve reacached my Babe Ruth 1 “How about this rime; I hold it severe that: thlht e b est shot is any* .S o m e o n e in Rock Springs, pri Wyo. on Ju ly 31. ; in ihe.fairway. And . 'nn’re’s no entonraf u p survivihallow river. - dream s in w restling. J against the wind,” he saidudtocad- thing back m nlycluuiRed. ditions o' ther be a private'per- pretense. W hether it he survived despite his \vith emnigli drive can accomplishnc “I’d rath( die Steve Williams. TlThe ball while the windrind is always the best did not. thighs afi Ihe keys to one of thei core tempeniiure dropping a n y th in g ." son,” _Gardnidner said of the exhaus- climbed against overca::ast skies defense at aa British1 Open, the irapc and little into a shai his pickup tnick’s w m egrees. But hy m om ing, his Gardner struggled will'ilh reading live siJiedulciule. and landed some 15 feet2t n ex t to rough is no> picnic.pn Scotland has r It is handing And h( a sudden rainstorm ;re frozen back to the balls speed and comprehen;rnsion as a . He preferfers the satisfaction of the hole. had an unusuaisually wet spring, and he kids to close body’s coi abotii a sugRcstive child, often needing hiss motJicri to teaching youyoungsters. As his second practice:e ended, .the thin strattrends of knee-high vindows dunng to 80 degi.•et. move. Gardner used his right midflle toe was read to him and help binlim with hi.s “It’s seeinj2ing the fulfillmcm they Woods marveled at Muirfiifield. heather haveve ai base of grass so rm or joking kx;s w ere lion of liumor, his love Ited. Good news consider- assignments. g e t w hen they th' leam.something,” “The bunkers heree are so ihick ihat it’s’s easy'to et lose a ball ive wrestling ofhisfeet ‘It’s what makes clinics . and substantial knowh ctors predicted he would But the struggle paidid off after he said. “It’i . strategically placed,” he: ssaid of a ’ “ I t ’s p ro)bably b a l thicker than ed a combina- Only hi nect wilh the camp’s p; of tliem. he graduated in 1989I fromf: Star special.”, • links course that firstit held a. Carnoustie,”” JimJL Furyk said. “But ive of wresthng amputate One who got to sec lot good enougli to prevent VaUey Higli School andid attended B u t th.ere’s e r the m atter of British Open in 189892. H e I haven’t founcilund any places where iwledge to con- Ing docto close was state 3A hi ;motional times during Ricks College on a wresdsding schol- defendinglg his gold medal in motioned to the largcg e -c r o s s th e fairwayis is only o 9.5 yards wide. s participants. lose all of runner-up Rnssell V ry. For the first tim e since arship. He then wen:ni to the Athens, Grecreece in 2004. bunkers 120 yards short)rt of the This is fair." ee Gardner up But not Ihihl. G a rd n e r u se d tli 6, G ardner couldn't wre.s- U n iv e rsity o f N e b ra s k a onsdiolar-oi “I’ll be there,”th Gardner said, I heavyweight liard cm senior to dem onstrate; sh ip . H is a m b itio n le d hihim to the “No questiordon r u b e back. It’s just I Wiersma of recovery. m oves. always been a safe place Olympic Training CtCenter in amatteroftiif tim e.” 1 the incoming he was 6, , a birthday , Il hun just watchinK. *n able to go to,” h e said. “ I Colorado Spring.s, Colo. Ju d g in gg from f the look in his C elebrating Ite a n u m b e r o f d e . • “I could feel the po had a place in w resding.” You know tJie rest. eyes, only’ a fool would doubt his " I t ’s ah t h a v e t o \ was definitely boldi suffered another blow G ardner’s long-ten:rm goals resolve or- thli e h e a rt ch^it pow ers ppdoesn't just ing. I’ve l>een. W iersma said. "Did > ly when his 2001 Creco- haven’t changed. He’s a certified it. power and he always ha. o f c a k e . ^ lime lie launched me?’ 1 World Wrestling higli school physical eie d u c a tio n ------b e a p i e c e )lding back,’’ He sui Wiei'sma was visibly lionship belt was lost in teacher who plans to rp»L*tum 10 his r im t’s*yVeiVetus sportsw riter Joe d you see the recently ■1 hy the end of the day. illo. He is only Ihe third hometown. There he.* hopes1 to Paisley can befa nxichcd at 735-3230, e ? ’’ R o m a n " I ’m r e a l l y .so re ,” can to ever win a world build a com munity rt“cre»■cation cen- o r by c-niailjU at jpaisley&mbsicval- , M a k e m o> r r e o f the Celebn bly wom down Champio •T m jioiiiK to sle e p goOi te r a n d b e c o m e a coach.I. . Icy.com. y. Pocatellc w i t h a T i nmes-News Happi* p y A d ! he added. Americai M inico4ood.” - tide. Contlnuod from D l ?at district.” unscathed but Twin Fall;ills m ade it pli)y and gctijotting guys where they I ______Janine... Ace Andy' Coats rei :r, who also walked and 8-0 in the fourth on an RRBI single need to Ibe,” Frank said, three runs and added a by Luke Hawkins and anan RBI sac- “Obviouslyy you’rej not playiijg to still hanginc lined since mid-Jui c h a n c e s at jing in sin^e^in-Gamu-2H^d-Uia—^ rv^rri^ k T ^nancy ^ ' ------ln s e _ W inining n i helps ynu.gain ------remains .side- Miller, t h e r e a t ^ slunilder and no i ys are playing good base- Spartan catcher andI No.I 9 hit- momentum,n, confidence and that June with a scored th timetable for hi; h e light time. ter, Eric KUloy, broke thiiirough for But yeah, W(we are fortunate that 50! Kasmu.ssen s;iid. ;se wins are keeping us Minico’s first hit to openai die fifth we are goinDing to state. But I’m ) immediate Cowboys L o v e y o iu ! ■' Coats has visited witl right into the district tour- w ilh a tow ering double tot< the gap more worrii•ried with developing his return, ball at the inwinsorlosses.” • tors since June wiili al h e said. in left. Killoy scored on1 ani errant players than' " T h e s e guom nieed a b erth to ^ « - -______inf; there is no muscle Cowboys provided Lott, throw by Tenney. Gab'iiKe F ra n k , M inico iss g ivith iliree doc- rolling rig ;oumoment in Lewiston sh o u ld e r d a no-hitter through four who reachcd on a wavalk, also ' the state tou 1 all th ree say- nam ent," 1 ifter hosting last year’s fl "He’ll throw for the , with a 6-0 lead after the scored for both of Minico’»’s runs, Aug. 2-6 afte cle tear in the The lingCo on tliree hits and four The Cowboys endedI thet game tournamenLI t ■ ■ B wlien we back froi w ho had < Rasmussen .said. "But I errors. with four runs on flve hils'inhi the ------the first time innings,struck w out four of the first sixth. C6dy H ow erton doiloubled for Times-Ncw.cws Sports Editor Kevin H we can look forwardfrom tc Seattle,” first inninj e rtadtcd at 735-3239 or H ' in jhe district toumamc ers he faced but loaded the his sccond h it of 0 c gametne, scoring can ben But I doubt if Spartan er ii7 a t I Fifteen-year'old I I the second with a hit bats- on Carl Blackwood’s singli^e up the . by e-mail J to using him Lott stnd nvo walks. He got out of m iddle. ■ ■ ■ ■ valley^om. . ___ . heads a thin staff iment.”ths - six batters r Lott, southpaw Steve ' I-with a two-hop grounder------Tenney platedtwo wittith aflin g le------— d Nick Carr bases inthratthii^d.. and Asher singled downm the left- ' I Jake Asher. Chris Mathat includes man and t Jly. . Twl.Fan.:dil2,MolM2,6lnnln(i ■ Mike Littleton can tl asn’t my best but happy I field Une for the final tall; /e Turner "and the -jam'I win,"w Lott said. “I was, D e sp ite th e sw eep , fifirst-year rmm m w -a iit I innings in relief. Maxfield and to Asher ai UiMUkr.VI-Ull-WMMn.Hn- ■ "We have some guy ( the ball low and just ay- Minico coach Ben Frankk said h e’s I throw sorhe “It.wasrirow strikes. We’re looking not so concerned wilh Uth e losses the ball weU b ut we di , got the w Qanw2 ' I flod right now.” as he ij developing his ym lot of depth,” Rasmu^ys throwing keeping it ‘ TwtoiwtoPala«,MMco9 ■ "W e felt that if we couli Lott and Minico starter ers for the future. ■iMa J don’t have a ing to throarb u n o n w ent through the .“ I ’m lo o k in g m o re■e at the, ss::iii I innings without pitchirmu'ssen said. prettygoc

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E " ; ! ?tSn&witc4rpm-*ern..QiptC»tViafnlI»iiT«ri» V STOSiCnT4TVa^n(t«rrr N. y\ . comu. 39. tStKTmCT«,U>.»>«,JI CO»tCilin ______^ 2 L ' i . ______faifavorite to win a fourth conm«.-cu. France. The 1 , T.?tlA-3e.4ll|U.igO) 'S f- ' ' H ». A#9«».3l,V0u«rT«r«U»«i30.«C.rw.U >A Tour Money Leaders he sec- Wednesday with lYDT vV.Mr.V »lplw«civftt«tti( tive Tour, his rivals see the I ' ' ROYALS 8, RAHOERS 6 mo#40lllD«a>icnh&cfiarii A^.^ru. 19-3 in the from Baziis to I -y ta:nmmtri.tn IJ3 «J0,34S. ’^ tS^” u«, ond on place finish as a dent ii I. ■ ^ Aumo, N«» vert.Mr».3tiKHiU«A/Vm M Arm.strong arm or. e n te rs the Pyrene ■ IBM ^ES iiaenY inrfl4.Ceia»a»4. WJ.4 59. JFYiIUokk ij-L-d - fo r th e f ir s t o of f «t h u *> X — Gl»«r».*nru,11-S.i•S. M7.?»Oi«»«.>«3W 1> 3>T,K«4('vr ? S m i ' ' '“The Tour has changi CBOSA 3 1 ? 0 OMifI 3*3 } ? 1 3 ikrtrMLM. te?.307.P»«l. 4 D»«lTo-» Armstrong isn’t as strong inii th e stages this yeiir. UTirq A 1 t 0 0 r«M> a S 0 0 W7.3ie,orn<.lc*AmiUjr..n£ . ii i i S ^ Ute* JlOO oowd 3 1 1 Mtd ivcaX, tj tiwjwr tirtime trial as he was a yearr ago”: "We’ll now ^ (Vt,» ? I I ? naMi» 2 1 1 Ift»®X/f5-Sc«raaraA/nu iti.fUfraov o / 19 tlj»4 031 ..... ^ho fin- unbeatable as hhe e Ihc 1 1 1 0 4 I I «.rtrtU.13r,0««*C7«:>p. IS«-,»o&*n IS JIJ34Jt3 said Gonzalez Galdeano, wh jQn.-.-rt 4 1 } J Iutt«rl J 0 I BLUE JAYS WREES 5 . Cog^W.i-1 3-3 '1 <0 0 0 1- ««ciu.17« fcrrndf ) retain m o untains,” Con nnmlb 3 0 0 1 WVtin } t 1 fl g 0 0 1 I3<. Onal. >«XRen.niH.UOTi.S;L«t.n4, 1 ir jii ^ ,^ islished fourth in th e .stage to r flajl* 4 0 11 } I 0 asST ' * ' w«i,IC7 lOJowUim the ovcnill leader’s yellow jcjersey. said, a r t I J 0 0 0 Ut|7.e 4 I 0 i Aa^ S Srxit< 4 13 1 SnSMII S s . r 4 i3 3 0 0 M«M^74 ir!!nvn t ttU4J97 opopen.” Taa sneoico>4 • II fjnl^uar*itn it itut4r7 Here’s a measuree o f utes and 18 secon!Conds for the Kvwcir 4CDraia»4 « ■ 4 I 1 3 B3bi»nr»m»i Armstrong's dominance in indi- m ile loop througough Hrittiiny 3 0 0 o!K S S " L l l i f ”®" LPCLPGA Money U adors Ai '^oricni. Il ih f lCO-T(u>»,>LrusC>i , Smal 3 0 10 now * K i i S S a r , W L Pd OB Tl«atri3.>>'4 vilvidual time' trials; Since Ilislis first Lanestcr fo Lon ' e;6.ft>sv«lU*.3.IU.IM, lamiaui II to il9 • • T» !*»■» T r ad won 29-year-oUi’s sec(<|in-IVTT(l1|.0uilCI5(Mu< S » j . l 1 0 t.J«*-1U7»|lM30) .Soonum 13 J1.M90W T our victory in 1999, he had S.™ KI‘. :!i!SS» ’ I loCfiinocui) ng into r>'. i - -341 Bi- CUBS3,BW■w*vES2 • Hi«* « J1073M5 seseven of th e last nine coming “ p ii's P i S iI'U ? I? W90J1 r j o m b i a n ' _ . T a ATUKT* OCMU CHC Spajf^l’Vjphl VMUMn ^ >U(4 0^Ru IS jriTiJ* MMonday’s stage. Not courunting The Colomi . D«B»H06-HnY«»IJ,1il9.Tc.Tn>«3IMMr ArhB I fa 00 5 U.»VJ>«.f two quick prologues, hele was Armstrong hyly 4 2 H ' X llSKWBll^l^O-'Sawnan.Jri;VJ.O««ii(33). rwolu J 0 0 '0 t»c J n ? J V«w»(*.l 17 10 UO . tUjmcWiMW*6 11 m tW 2,‘5.4-^ile timec ir stagi.- H I 5^* JOM ■18 11 iM t T n*Ml«»IlnM I] U'*2V seven for seven. ;; * ra BB.« . ,s2d'* J 0 1 0 “ ni 14 13 ^ U 9Q.‘ai«PMPjh . 1} w-v.'/r leafter Dauphine !.il)i H s , . ! i ! ! i Ckntl 4 0 0 0 (tn » I) M 79 »IWXnni m 13 9*33!** “The T our isn’t m onotone « ' c»*™uLM e u 0 t » kte^lW w lOCouKviK«n 1! w i.w aall,” l Armstrong said. “It’;t’s not although ihe0 T Ih c II} } } 3 3 I I J 1 0 c«S» 4 O^OO?i S i s s ! .0 11 Kan 1! Heiro! i;. GnrcXf 0 0 0 X«»je 4 0 1 0i Atty I 1 2 J 0 Eig«»il»«'>K«« ,l*Xl, U W*3^M llH ftrnuS.ii M O 0 0 0 I0 Tow*» jOraii 0 0 0 0 n» n U S to n WM Ihthere are other riders out th(here." Another indivitiividiiiil tiniL- tr ia l is OntfpUadeitaMnMCn , _ P*flHW>3 S 4 I I I I J 5 lOMS 3 1 1 1 IW l i i i S(nUM«T».r4.1» u D«0«» C>e>n( Caaxv rm. KnVi U Titt/iOarM I5iu«>1c«Hpr. 73 3 >0 «0 0 J Ofnlp 0 0 0 0 i* end of a flat, .speedy firstt ’week before the Tourlur ieniers Paris for SKEnlUvtr Fw.1h<*n9inKM>•• CnwV >1-3 3 1 > 200^004 Ryder Cup Points Kbae«S.I} 1 0 0 0 K ;!1!K full of crashes. The race:e now the finish. leP CHmrb4J (C O ^l tn I IS:!!!° ° ° „ Sdwv*«u»«Eiig«0” T>reu»>Ji,l4 R0YA1S6.RANQERS4 I U u p OOOO IHHSka i.(WrCM>wcn a t T i S ‘ 333 rw IBM *"**1i!5Si»arYr ' Start. m a oionootM ineerLoogue litncn XAin • r K tl ttc » tM O iM . 3J«r>IW(tcha9>e w I M CB IE F — i U ItTo^ft S 0 1 0 Hat* i;$ 3 4 4 0 TWINSlO.ANaa |IJIHn-e>tan|l71. GMEAftM^n) tl ’90 S 1 1 0 0<«w0 4.3 3 1 3 0 MWCV ^ ^ H**®**” ilSMhMtioiCMM' u«icMH>[n«j>r P«f, 9S3jr WVotf. J ,1 J 3 njnu* 3 0 I i«niS4lMM eirgiirMM »j>»t W143 M ahan ties course« NBA fires onione of two H mjie 4 0 10 bmd» 4.0 0 3] 3 Ecuwa 3 1 00 JMWl“ V;t! JTSfflSSKH n n n n U«eoiitOn«n*.» ! I S (Vr,* 4 0 10 tgO*I 310 0 10 I Enudd JlO O M il'• ' I ' 2 ^ ” ' «W r e c o r d a t P u b lic LiLinks female referee r e e s H Cimt 3 110 KlVun 4.0 0 1 I 0 Sm irt 3 3 0 0 Klflii.liT,? J 0 J U»WLM 41J 4 : " f t ' Z « . I S £ .0 0 0 OM«l 4111 IMilS"I* ; J J , »«m«W 130 ]1 I0 0 I 4 prMlAngWi . CkrM course record with a 6 uncnder 66 erees, has beenn fi lhe NBA H ■ . xmaQr aaoasi4 DU* 110 0 ftm t. ICO-Uut». Kima Or t n>-CmvtAM1cL TWB (in m ""•'Vl ^ r i r r s ^ v ' ciili.nt (if ail utn^im . . . . aII ” aiOUIO WFM4jf»«.irtnn. ATP ^ o r ^ s Open U.S. Amateur Public: Links1 NBA vice preside P H n Bl ee 80 jy»>ii l^ B u n O o w C*m>*IU«cT»IU ...... *’ ifc^inw o Championship at The OreTchards ball operationsns Stu Jackson Sacam PM Cura TM Jvrr I UMOiU«kl>hof»l»•O A rS? e ' « 4 4 0 s E^&UHn(l|.IU>>WtTI.&Mr«34A<«nonl3lLCUia(l().>VrtiIW3I11I PIRATESB.Ai8.ASTR0S4 ^«i«0~iT»i. The native of McKiilinney, tree’s developmeiiment ihai wc find 0 I HfUXumniSvTMrtoOTlSa-t: pmWKK HOU Texas, birdied all four: par-5si that a referee is mnot making siif- CVCi«»fJ)SMU«««i<»> ^ ^ . * ^ 4 . , h « B a s;K k E'rii/\LL S ? i ! I 1 i A {n m a> m m c T oootiqi ffjmiaii VOMt am ong his aix in the roundnd. -ficient j>rogress h e r ; KWbcrW.lfl } JIIO 5 & } ! 1 ? WNB^BA Standings • Jay Choi had 67 and sisix oth- development and:uul som etim es ^1 IVAwn I 3 0 0 0 s r ! ! i :J fttmid s 3 0 11 MTtaMUOr >j fruU Oi> iatilaUl;< : fMt«ltS.19 I 0 0 0 01 I S m till^ * ® * AAm3b 4 1 3 3>Q;Mllb Op. 3 0 0 0 WTTOKWEBOl ers were lied at 68, incleluding change is needed.:Icd.,In this case. , , , , - umrtp 0 0 0 0} K««Kt>jl 4 0 0 0 r? w Pd « s^.:^ M ic h ig a n S ta te ’s E ric we fell that herr teiterininaiion was jm IWm-te™. K««1 X*ir. r« Uirrr F«e« | « 4 7; ^3 ! u»Md 4 0 13I WkWiffWP 0 0 0 0 Wijhr^KT 14 14 t roo - s« jo in e d th e NBA*UA's officiating, ■ ■<> 5 r a ’E K « w . ) ICuip OOOO hlvu 9 9 11 4}l 99 Aap(l*«4i::i*\ 'iariy' rvrjnisCmiKn'] Cnw CHC«0 , Stom Dvi taam: TM Ono a m 7 i: 3M 99 r4r:i6-3 shot lead over Alan Hii[ill (68) sia ffin l9 9 7 . J 0 TOOIVU.IM(Iun) 6 ! ! ! !) £AZrt»«i 10 10 O UM 7 lotsid S 1 2 1 U»4«i«» S I C Vftrap 0 0 0 0) Pk«. Pk««p 1 0 0 0 3 J ic i‘/i 109 mtHi-Muu t-y-XA «' U» 4 0 0 0 Vj^idu 4 I I ) Bottnp OOOO wtsTBwcomroKNCE HC] \\l' NLBOXMM 5S? ;!!SK3 Sm» 1 0 0 0 W w 1 Pet OO ' OoMt competition. U.S. professiona[>nal sports that iMi 3 0 0 0 &iu» 4 I ; FMFtanl lil l METSe,MARUX)UKS3 [Vrx3> 0 0 0 0) Ku Dculp OOOO u.»rr F'W (ij women officiated Tim.# 3 0 3 0 JUcOU* 0 fl { Nmtn 10 10 tx>n i3 I son games in ann all-maleal leiigue. UM>ib 3 0 0 0 G lra^ 4 1 1 9TM S4I4 Pau^ „ (USmtt 0-4 84 W illiam s’ clilldren Q«>»X> 4 0 J 0 Ut>,» 310 0 13 1 * VtoS* 4 0 0 0 SnU? 4 0 0 noaio?« 4 ua, > Both worked throhrough llie H , ULfnc 3 0 0 0 OnMt 3FOOO 0 t p n ^ d 4 1 3 t Oiruil«in } 9 1 HMD! aoncn-4 ATP Mercedes Cup near compronilse 02 se;i.son. ftnrtffi 1 0 0 0 U ^ tf 0 0 [ ;mis 3 I 3 OP-PBCuV>3LOO-Pcitu9!itu;n 0 Hcuux 9 iMwHta i o' ii ill ll ■ I S S ! K S VOS. 4 1 1 20-0GMiinnNMiiii.m1|.Uijj(IO),0«"|15l S401ITWB 3 3 15 .157 I? ■, Arfc^WMM INVERNESS. Fla. - Ted Before she was llie H ' TM Mi l I Teak‘ » T 1 md 4 0 0 3(Ma(31l«^-MWnrei[nr»im.BUB|J|SOY«A lto 'S)AMQ«nn|! w l 4 I 1 ^ WWU4U19I.EMUtfUSunTt pMUexca Williams’ children are clclose to NBA, Kantner wa " n x ^ T E- n n s H R Bl a a TaaYiOM Ts ijmCkrOnxr an agreement over whethiher the sor of officials forthefor i WNB.-\. ■ (151 UA< C) tlP-Oiag> I l«WICO^CNcan P«riP 3 0 0 0 bakpikp 3 0 0 1 7 4 4 3 0 No JlttM KIwMx)•a t. Or>«r<91 JIHIuU 1141 S«er 14) HtHd Omtcn S 7 body, of one of ba.sebaU’s’s great- NBA officialslls aii r e e v a lu a ie d __ 1 0 0 0 0 SiaaTMoalUtn.i f h S m V»w(ll11.Cki.™(l|CWip^4)tf.l S S / ! ! ! ! VkM 3 1 ' t W.-1.I-tl Eoarv ai JnUiniKfM G est hitters will remain fifrozen, by Jackson, thele league’sIt supc-r- ^ ee » o o o ; SlO«W.4.3 1 0 0 0 3 0 rto«uHPaunl3| 9J4I nogs 1 0 0 1 0 Cn»i»iiOjn*».S .nil. to n * T 4 . 9 ! ' . *rin;« an a ttorney said Monday.y. visor of officials,Is, ss ta f f ohsci-vci s ■ tSOrtU-S !t-3 4 -4 •} 3 , 3 . ?:T’ iSr.TM. ; ■; Jd'’."'-- A^.^s•.U■n^l. . listri 114 3 3 3 I 1 0 0 1 3 LnArgtMHMioi Bobby-Jo Williams Fr7. Ort fV»" P»»J. H-3 ; I I J) } K)Hn-<>iwtoi(inu«im.Bi> H/UI-SUrOomo Henry Williams and ClC laudia 9wr 11-310000 J. (lasMkiwieiS-owisMw ; I ' ' ; WNBAi ■ r < II' C4 *S"bB so vwowiU-3 - 3 ulB l.E H t 70 CInUn Williams, ^et for I n 3 3 3 0 3 Wm I FMMiM Rangers’ Iratrabu is I - S t m jS l. Ur» Tf* lt*ri*C • > 3 0 t^Vfcr»mgjoll»Da. Monday at a lawyer’s; ooffice. . „ , S m t OtfiW M as TM Om CXUbn aiwT(nm?.tlMMl»u«9- crjl t;3!-iu. in] OOIMV UnTr T^JUWOXmiOJM) s - \ • !l I \ rtbnOusxra l]«-lOI&Pn0wnw3MMMk)U0«3.[>iwi ■1 M Um Ocatw. (Wmirrf. jrd John Henry Williams lefcft with hospitalizedId with^ clots Q fl 0 I T-301A-MJ94I40J90)I) - 340«9.jKUcr«UY . . - „ aKMWJ*.S-I..J57it.j]7:USM*»rK« r3?Xr«s9007, TlntfiMI ISttl* 3 0 10 4 0 ( Y«. jf».'S35;aS?Y0rti«Yirt.41»;a^54i^ i«»*.NnYn.Jll Si:ftfnwM003TcI«fltu ' II.0I9.M optimistic an agreementt can< be Hospital by assiissisiant iriiiiicr ' UaCI 4 0 19 f»-»nre 4 0 I 71iJ«t,M*wTtrt.M;a4n»l(SMLSMeLttDvnx EMAHWI 40a^Tl. 9».^ 4 n»«r*6i «)7e?3> . reached by Tuesday. about 4 a.m. EDT m 0 0 0 0 Oonun 3 0 I 1^1 4 0 2 0 (tem M, BWIiri«, Nt«t«Yen.eiE&innOaeiL Yo" ).p(viaa»-iVrtA»aA»Sin4^IJK>Kn3^ 9U^S4MS4‘" J»)W« Ray Ramirez aboi M Lend 3 0 0 0 7 0„ („ „ TWabS) 9 0 0 0 ASnftil rrDT(*erm3t) J 0 3 0 2 ? J SI ! 0 MMB«««,T««.«ttlUi»fcri«rtaOoji.74. OcOiPO'O.t.SinmO;n03.UjUiM.Br3(Ml.E«AI- 7TcnHm TM ai 13 TM no J Knit 3 0 0 0 MlivtLl£TYirt.;3;aifca I-9.SJcMa^^S.aMH■ 9«9!r« Ferrell, have been fightin;ing over p a in s ind a n d shortness of U (MM I OBI010U»-« "* * * • MraH 3 0 3 0 S«Kn?i s s s s r - . s s : ; . s s10114,S*nM.Hp*5»«iKiiO-l. ^ » >c.7B>rH; what to do with their fafalher s breath. £ ! s s s k k ;,""' ■2|FaMcaJ>«« rroClftrt 9671.9C? .,™ .„ SSi* ” !!2S,', tt*soi»tti*wY».ia n S ^ W M i^l-SunwaMi* a mEtuAlSan rem ain s since the sluggei;er died is expccieded to1 he hospiial- 4 Loeoriund S. Tinw B>r 7 iO-XOXiLy r " ' J E , - iKa.0«mil4.Icr«Vx 4)|Phi«a1[DA>Ma■o-w«M-K«19(Ort7lE»il ufT»TA Tour Money Leaders July 5 after a series of sistrokes (3,^^ for two1 to three days' bnp 3 0 fl0 Oioi09.l1tVrtnr«rpiOi)piOtr.iii;T>«*». «*5afii6isainii : . H R i> •a i o ' J S ! 0 0 0 0 UrMKti.1iaBMm.Nn■.NMYoina and congestive heart failu «Vat.B.OM«»n. 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S 5 » " sJ ’o'l'o'o'o T - ja M W iS o ^ -ContlnuodlronrDl------record‘ 14“rcbour)ound^nd-hlock<^l------^ ------mi«;ailM.'a.r<«nOxa. 13 IC h a d 20 iMiints a n d l o o o PKIUJCS11.EXP< s s ' s r ^ fd^JOttODiwSw* c ■ tive game because we’ve• blownt four sliois. She h; K f !!i!ISr.'!!i , i S S K J K l S . iOo»tgilKr9Bt.Uit»OjOSl.p.31 U Is in last year's All- iit;ra«cii.SiA.tflaL . ra. themth out so many times; inii the nine rebounds ii HMVpr - 0 0 0 0 0\ ut I \ • t^»r-T«<»«.i04.u»nUn.M>YM.HlK>V. OMiThnMSBt* ‘ ■i.I?™™" Ulv.CHMvCcMt » ' pipast,” Leslie said. “I think< iti was Star game. To ] 0 mmi» 4 t aaM.»SMM.S4AS SMn4«l.iJunP0l r>mUr.T«xen!ftu«inwi«^ ” »7^.c;-£5rSrr2; • “Sil'S. g reat for th e fans.” I: r - iiHH 0Mil9rM».TjWVint«ii« ■ fin.ruf,,CSCl«»Hi™i« *»*T he W est took the lead foror good Indiana F ever \vl 1.1 } 4— - enmi- 3 1 u ffct4t« • J ; * ? ...... SSSiBS,, pSTffiJ • -MJSSii.lJi AM y Tina mask protecting h1 e r b ro k e n Kp*n.U«MCui«.CSCT«al.t'!A ^on two free throws by NASCABWJlVInston Cup Loaders iutteiMMSwMuy^.33i TIThom pson tliat m ade it 77*7(•76 w ith led the E ast with ' a L i i L ^ s - & i i i i i ^oopes, The East pl -DM OOaODOBI^ n tw a 1 1 3 1 (dMI2l;jan.tf F iit» Ull- -couId'Tiorhandlc'nrrinbc II over. 'vitli Seattle, was fro m inSmMLH' M I ^ J »!a!Ma.iorh«aL i.iMU««va4a4iu3f75Ywjfcn»i- *'iy2"rS'.'mflMccxliMM pipass, and turned the ball K tiX S o isr' OBKIOI.iMOo.QMAU.U1M4 4.t»«n 1 1 ^ 1 5 1 Thompson then hit tworo free field for two SL ' l i ? I. seven assists, ■ 'g S T VV, S; : k J1;l>tnu.M . • ON]EY- ■Business Edi'^uon Virffiiia S. Hufdhissm-C93l.Ext.242 73

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— N otes^o n t h e economy hV. CCo n f e ir e n c ce s e e i S b i g ^ n a r rn e s A llen n & ' Clo. m eeting w orks lit up th e S un Val^alley skies what occurrirrcd arc beginning to /Arabian prince believedid to bc Coke bccomejmes the third large____ tu signal th e e nd of sessii5ioiis. seep out. thet: former head nf Saudili in?elli- com pany to vvoluntarily ok make the ____ M o g 11 .V Q H ♦ y i r, the star among guest gence, g Turki bin Faisal,!, :son of change-precedced ed by Boeing and " • 1*° '’ is m o!) sse Iv lo w -k e y ■ It w as the only tim e duringdi the • By far, t week lhat Allen St Co.o. made a speakers was Central the t late King Faisal;al bin Winn-Dixie StorStores. :e Agcncy tJiief George Abdulazziz^ and brotherr of< the This pleasedsed the investment County-by-countm ty sa le s Murphy show.of its presence. Intelligence- yf meetings was national precaution agngainst ter- executives. Herb Allen) and to annou3uncc it report honestist figuresf than big iil.liriL- dram atic:icand ironic, rorism. • NUC NilNightly News anchor will w list cxccutive stock opti3tionsas figures,” Buffetffett was quoted as _____ S-10.020.7->g S2S27.077 .162 Ju st bebefore 11 p.m. Saturday, Iiut wilh the end, tidbitsti of To^n Brokawaw also was here. He expen-scs, e which Congre.ss; isL pres- ^ •avaganza of colorful fire- news about who attemnded and shared a p>panel with a Saudi -suring .si cor|>orate A m erica tcto do. P'ease sco CONFERENCE.CON Page 06 ____ >->05,.l8B S2G9.755 C,iSS..l ! _____ il7 .979,222 S!55.G55.80B Goo(Iin)’, S im pp lo t ______$5.385.537 ,i.Si.965,.139 MMe d i c i[NALM/lE R G E: ]r j foroMic ! _____ S20,722.r.'i9 ____56.G19.047 I Lincoln stic k s j il.30C.OHl i!il.015.083 ■ MiniOokn ^ I l i i ^ I SI2.977.832 i-$-1.276.338 | U | ^ I Tv.in foils PI ' i B B S f f iff w i t h1 p la n t ' ___ S156.0 8 0 .-112 S3;S32.867.6I3 j |g Broker DanielM totaI ,ground The Associatedd PrPress ______' S254.88 million S79.79.75 million H Lomell, for«gi left, trades sl r i V ' shares poCATELLO,L0 - J.R. Simplot ■ Tnose oxcliiuc snios Dy so: / some Uusi- W |'- Co. executiveses isay an environ* tic-sses (Milt n.ii(.-inc.-itioni H H H & l j lonsmmorc M mental challenglenge to its Smoky • I ;ii.in out.' couniy. ■!( Ilioscise coniRonlesi • I'."'. itock (2anyon phosphiatihiate mino does not I riio )usi oiio siiiosptn^a'iurn. in» !;M\i Monday mean the agribu'ibusiness will dose I ;iH'v iiil.‘n't mclijcloil in couniycoui by l | m ' d | | | a JU,. its local fertilizer2c r plant. 1 ; iHiriiy nuiiiiKTs.i Also ctcludeOc»cl (rom | M [ | ^ n ; going tb move far ; cimiiiy lolniB ;i(o s.iics byby business-I BI b ’ 'bhimtAr “W e’re n ot go: . hcnciounrterod ciiisiclcicic ofi Idaho. ; !j frofTi th e ph o)sphate,” sp l company t would sp o k e sm a n RielRick Phillips said, roach "We’re going to b hi.itio Sl.itc Lnn ClCommission I to be here for a long I's tim e.” The Greaterlter Yellowstone , Coahtion appealcealcd a U.S. B ureau B riefl'LY ' p i B of Land M anagen ogy jjjI environmentental impact state- Exchange Moacia m ent Jtm e 21.. It Irequested a halt IN M o nVEY ^ moming. In outa to operations onon ssome m ining seg- In ments at theJ CiCaribou County prising bloeht mine until the: appealapi is heard, Qwest receives merger that * The region has lost the Astaris expand the ro phosphorus plantlant near Pocatello, bids for directoilories of tho world's and Union Padfiidfic laid off some workers. 1)i ; n \’i : k - ywL-st Comituinica- Ci; largest drug c pany, Pfizer Ir Simplot openciened the Pocatello iiDiis Inicrn.iiiiiiuil Int.. saidsa Monday plant in 1944, usingU-sii ore from the ii li.is rcccivL-cl a i k-;ist i\ for has agreed to Gay Mine in FortFoi Hall. It later ;ill cir ])ai't uf its |>li(>iK.--i|indirectoiy pulv rival Pharmac. extracted oree frfrom the Conda lisliiiin husiiifss, Corp. for abou M ine and is minirlining at the Smoky nvvu'si - ivliich iloes I) $60 billion In Canyon Mine neainear Afton, Wyo. III.- V;ilk-y - ciit Vice Presidentent Pat Avery said d i'i.iil'. u n liic biclclcTS o r ihet stock. the company has spent the past o f jiiujfi-y iiffL-rcd l>ui Siiid few years buyingt'ing federal leases liiiiiiii;: Io iicjiDliati.'. for more minesies ini the Caribou . I'.iriic s inicrcstc-il inI hiddin};l)i lold Highlands, tmougl3Ugh to provide ore l lif Ass(iciaiei) I’lfss in in M ay they .T J for the PocatelloUo operationc for 50 w e re o ffo riii^ hcUvc-L'n S8SS billion and I >10 hillion fill-ihc gwc'SlDsiDe.vdirecto- I J l U ugmaker PPfizer willI buy rival1 Pharmaci ’D ' “^ningcotppanpanies which want i-y a n n i>f Q wl-s I. to operate onI publicpu land must Since ilifii. theIt JusjicL. datod Pross Pharihacia .^Iso makai'tnii.-iii has confii'ifirined it is ------Rogaineli hair products aand the sure on price overnm cni [he reach of the world’s products p include Lis:isterine Their stock pricespr have fallen in coi assed Simplut's permitlit a an d itUowcd it to I'liiiiracts wilh <,)vvL'Sf, uhii m g com pany. Pfizer Inc. mouthwash n and Visinine eye rccent monthiths along with the res tf |M* ” create addition:ional waste piles i'V m idcr imx'siiKaiiun.hy fl l : S t:i) ' buy rival Pharmacia drops. d rest of th e mlark ar ct. I e vicc ratiier than backfickfilling the seleni- iilaidi s (iVL-f- i|ia-siions 'SGO billion in stock. The new company wouluid have The erosionon of investor confi- ch; le deal um-laden mateaterial into the, Im oked stjitii.' o f iis rc v c n m L-al announced Monday comRined ci annual revenuele of S48 dence-becauseise of the accounting isc ground, the cool:oaIition filed its yivcsi alsu sackcd ils cl reate a company thai billion h and a re.search-andid-devel- scandals andid the downturn in c 'I i a f o r $ 6 0 ]al was noticc of appeal,ll. i livi- in favor ol fnrm cr / s many of ihe common opment o budget of more llIhan S7 the economyny have created a fir y edi- The coalition }nc disagrees with I'liiff Kichard N'otul)a ion dnigs found in med- billion. b major slumpVip in merger and chief tio executive of Pharm;Times Simplot that some)me environmental rcjtoricdly is considering■ins w h elh er lineis around the world, “By combining w ith acqui.sition act:ictivity. - said am the deal ‘‘is a stratu rn a l. practices a re simpim ply not econpmi- Q w csi shoulil TL-siale its 2 . s 2(M.l finan- l ^ a U e ! as drug companies are Pharmacia, P we are ensurirring lhat In the firstst six: months of the opportunity Un that immediaTiacia cally feasible. ExeExecutive Director . iai rcMili.s. Q wl'si is in a i u n d e r eniinormous pressure lo our o core capabilities in tlth e dis- ' y ear, only S20C200 billion in tra n sa o crcates shu a global pharmaceuve 1.4 * M ich ad Scott comcontends th at rhin- u d a n d w uuld n'nl cuntmtneiuonihai ei iSts lo w e v e n a s th e y ,covery, ,ci development an(nd com- - tions in the UnitedU States were company shr with unsurpaj: e ach irfg com panies carcan rnake a profit i(.-|)ori M iindav. , , search foror new drugs and face mercialization rr of new mecledicines announced,I, a c c o r d in g to resources sha a nd capabilities.”reprii- while being envenvironmentally I i was nm imriu-diati ion from cheaper gener- are a; strong around the world,”w Thomson Finainancial. At current serHassan would becomestock friendly. uhL'lhcr parties hicldin IS of th eir o lder ones. said S{ Hank McKinnell, chl, w illII become b its U C iU bre marketjts rebound b a n d is 67. W]When we retire, we Friday. H out of money duringdui a '20-yeor chief e.sleciilive Aiij;. 1, titmlow Slid that will have abou}out $300,000 in my HThe deal was approved by u can take $1,517 I 'o r te vvill a ls o la k e o v e r £Y retirement, you a /e r as presi- Tho Assoclatilatod Press______C;Capital Group, 401(k) accouniunt. In addition, we boards I of both companies a m o n th fro mn yiyour $410,000 d..'ni from .Shor, who re.sifyiifVied t«) pur------T h e Dow recovered to a loss of have about Sl$110,000'in various still ■ needs approval from rcgC kitty, assuming; it’it’s invested in a sue oiher iniercsts. ^ ^ NEW YOI'ORK - The drama con- 45,34, 4' or 0.5 percent, at «,€^,639.19. mutual funcnds. Our Social tors ■ and shareholders. diversified mix% of stocks, bonds Chief I'inancial OfficerL-r Sue-J Govc, „„ I Wall Street Monday as Combined Ci with last week;k’.s loss Security incor:ome will bc about I and cash. If you/ou reduce youp as-siinies S h o r’s ro le a.s s chiefc opor- ,i„p„„dontnt investors sent stocks of of G94.97, the blue chipsdps have S2,200 a montl nth. Should we take fl nest egg to payay off the mort* atinn officer. m . , „ ... skidding’ anda the Dow Jones fallen fa 740.31 points oviiver six some of thee moneyr from our k gage, you’ll be ableabl to withdraw^ • ------Zale spokesniiin DavidId i S iertiblii2 in d u s tria ls ils.falline.nearly 440.. - -St s tr a ig h U o s in f i.s e s s io nls s ._ L u s t_ _m u m a l ^ u nids-Lo_pay_off d j our Ige could sl - !— just-S877-a -montJonth. If you ..want_____ sani‘SJior“ a%"rheTirxrveni Dfore bargain hunters week wi marked the Dow’s! 1largest $85,000 mort|irtgage balance or • cov< , then to make your retiiretirement money candidates lo replace CIi(_t9 Roliort surfaced'>“ j„ f” in late afternoon. The weekly wi point decline sincece Sept. continue makiitking mortgage pay« you : lhat su-etch for 30 yeayears, you’ll have • DiNicoIa, who u*iil retainn hhis post ns |,i„^ j|,;ps , s ended with a moder- 21, 21 when they dropped 1,369.701,: ments to retaitain the tax deduc* mot , y our ' to ta k e o u t ev enniess.' Ie c h a in n a n a fle r Aiif*. 31. . , , a te loss o>f f •45 while tech stocks following fo th e terro rist attacack-s. tions? mul might- T h e is s u e o f tolox benefits is: “It-was am icahle," he M o n e ^ lie s a id o f posted a moinodc.st advance, ' The market’s broader■ iiindica- Answer It’sc’s a lovely thing to ean )refer secondary at besib est. If y o u ’re in- Shor’s resignation. T he Doww was near the closing tors, to having, alreadyf•fallen be mortgage-fe-frec by the time the ng'to ■ the 27 percentt federalfei bracket,^ Zale predicted profii.ss willw be H i, ■ H H T a l k ched a fte r th e Sept. 11 tlirough tli their Sept. 21 lowstfs, w ere ' you re tire . Mai»Iany poople dedde wot tgage for example, you’rou’re gettin g only: cent.s to 17 cent.<> a share, ( e, exdudins ^llaclacks and on its way to •mixed m after recoveringlg from to accelerate Uz Pulllan severance costs, for fhe cjuj te their mortgage pay 27 c e n ts o f ta x beib e n e fit for e v e iy quanerend. i,s fifth tripliple-digit loss in six ses- tlieir th lows of t^ e session. payments as theyth near their 60s ' If ing July 31. Tlie averageBe estimate s|„„s i Westonjstan* dollar you spendmd on m ortg^e n it turned around dur- The Nasdaq compositee index so that they ccan reduce their tial esn’t make m\teh from analysis polled by 1 f I you interest. It doesn' ly Thomson i„g the lastist 90 minutes of trad- .rcJse .ro 9.1-2, or 0.7 perceient, to monthly expenenses in retirement mig ivest- . sense to spend! a b u c k to gct>q First Call was 24 cents. ing. Dut thhotmflj/.com: o f don’t know if th a t will 917.93, 91 recovering from a1 loss1 of retirem ent mimatters less than . last m e n t- . in c M oney K»ods buifer,” said Robin’ M2' '"“"'y. I •>'>' fVorry a b o u t m onthly m ortg mailed to hcr^ in care of. iMurchi,»n be sustoiniined,” said Stephen nearly ne 45, points. T he S&P? hbw"j^'u m at if you want to ^ ^ TuS5taiyrJutfier2002~7fcn»liir’

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O'Oltin; 4 48. xngmg t4 45^ 32 RutMl* US t 30 « canonaont WatnmgUHi NofUtane 70 NEWVOi' vonx (AP) - Fulurw tnutng on th»Nr Mi E SS ::S US 2 Mrt«y, u~i Irunt and Migcf. 4.8S-S900 00 counM5.00-1600: IOO000 YMem D«« ...... 2102 • -.07 C o n sd i __I __u l ooonllSOO MorKJtyr ------3 3 .n -----.07------■-T/» U 9 | Uir^v«^le M M arMt; 4 464.9►*.30 ...... -B*>*oioaiiitmMC8 nenitI IU* A WtaIeaoo WiKonxn. Jul '^S!80^^*7iSm * ..3IB60 ^!00W t Oec jI:m A liene n &i Co. arranged for a spe- HOT. 318.00370J0 316.00..31BM .-400 .-t ( Frt.'**4IM IBS.tSI 370.30370.60 370.30 . 33080 *4.[ 1114 c ia1 l squad sq of officers from w e SueJG A R I I318 90371.80 .318.40..32IJ0 .4.C N ewV YYork Police D epartment to 5 .3 5 — ^ — 316 40373.90 318 40..323.70 •4.C Feb 3^371 60373.00 321.60..33300 S r ^ o r “7?To‘^ 60S• !o m ss ..™ a tte:nd n d the conference without y ' ^o®o StsS V,a° : Va m!S 5 .8 3 NEW VOnK(AP)-Suga-IlII luiureel’M-irvQ onih* Naw Ac> a:371.50334.30 33. 30..373 70 -•00 C St> ‘ 71.76 T3.00 . T0.1 mJS JM 3 33SS SM5 7 ..e,73 Ve-» Board otT.M*Moooaway: • jjn 3i371.10374 60 331.10..37 4 60 U18 70^7 -.06 th elr ir ulu n if o r m s . Low 0«(M OiQ. Aub 35 ♦4 00 OO 7I.B0 77.33 70.6 f.5U 5 i:i s'Us : j I “ t*' 3i?fl ^4 ' .4’3 aUO A frSSRlfl^ 374 60325 50 374 00..373.30 .4 00 C No. 72.33 73 83 71.S1.S0 T1J7 -T:oi • M Making a orm cgadeals, oncc 5 .43 mfiOO^etmfrnt). unon for the Ailcn Sc Co. g e t- '! Iw^il lo jis Iw M ‘ OS SS' '■470 5 71 28 ?** “378 00378 30 377 70..377i70 • .4;0 i" 73:ol -I:§I Cbmmo Jan *3P0 F*S tI o^ « 0 0 i.eo 71,03 - 1.01 togeth«nhers, did not seem in the ^cc*nwi12,5M 5 80 5 01 - 74 ...... M.IO ^a9 5.70 5 70 -.70 D»: ... ^4:00 A^r' 6970 OBTO 69:37 « S:27 -I:oI works.ks. 1.000 tar mHmum; own p«r»MfMl .4.10 May 6780 6780 i M4 iveryone has been humbled . H T;s Ti“ ^>•0 ?24 22K2S 224 227 25, .•.4 76 X Y i I n 35280 ..4.M 4:3 Jun 87.30 67.20 88.6.6 60 es'el -101 9 80 5 6? - I?____ oJ2_ ■ :. •4.30 , Ju!______6< ia n^ n< ,.i m ______fl h^f (} «®0 «85 '!« Sn 1-- .48 - Fenini 171,206. ofl 3,337 s « JS?J :;2J Street:set)," explained Henry s> , ; : t l i V i ;: ------o a ______K r a vvis, is , of the buyout firm of SbI ^P? ' X '2 0 05 70 95 S T T Nov ... )J? 24*25 2419 24? 2«75, .2' 3 Nov . s i o r ' .. , 9.8 ' Dec ..... ::: « :« :\ °o\ Kohibe;Iberg Kravis Roberts 4 Co., ; .7 5 - .mn ■ 20T3 20T3 - -. Jl *“9 51'5U0 5140 .3.3 Jan ...... 8807.-101 toThel J ' . 25?» ^ JM 2sl 9 ” 54 .5 .5 3 Fri't«ile*37.7U “ -• h e N e w Y o r k T im e s. 610.0 51B 3 510.0 314 6 J.9 . 4 Frt'iopenlnl 138.043. up 1,38:387 B uIt t Olone figure dosely watched - s’^w H H 'to? •ri •MWf 65.817 i i =s? ?“ ” .3.3 UNieADED OASOUKE |ii^op»ft irt 440.720. up 1,210 .93 «LOCO|Mcm(«r^ a t thle e nmeeting, according to The 6730 j.3.1 l i Aug 83J3 83.7? 60.7J|.76 60.03 - 1,39 Tlm es, ' up 336 ” • .3 1 Sep 8003 #1.17 78.7C es, was John C. Malone, bil- 'I'l” ^ .9 1 Oct 78 70 7 6 30 74.3C30 7^81 I t u l i o n oaire i n cable investor &nd a ■575 3 573 5 571 7 sl?.7 .S Ts.C O No. 74.30 74.50 . 73 70 '"I L i v e s^ ' \ x x : k S ” = .9 0 Ooc 73 72 73 2 5 72.30'X n e ? : ! £ or shareholder - in Vivendi .9 0 Jan 77.07 77.0 7 71 4747 7147 -133 I n te rrnationnl, n a which is under .-•J'M.4 wo KJ .VJ 1.4 .4 3^4 SOYTJ POCATELLO (AP) - Idano.Fa,mo.... Fi • .4.8- U*ar sure to sell some of its units ®'“000 ® pg minmucn: OWR* pw txMM iniaimountam irvotock ftpal 72 ll :1m P ressurt Hfl 560 572 5 560 •570 . .1 11 1 75 LIVESTOCK AUCTION -Waf(itmpa Li.MtMk on • 4.3 Apr ... 780S -160 to coveriver heavy debt, • p 53«9 MB5 536 3 347 5 .13 Saturday Ut,i«rc,»l cow. 31 90.4100. Dec MW 3. 525.5 536 75 SJS 25 533J5.11 -70 00. Jflfil feeder tte*>* ... :1'|§ M alorilone has hinted he’s chat- Bl 'il .... ” 05 - 1-w t e d w ith « 427 'M S SI? 53o‘“ * rvith Barry Diller, a force in i2 00, heavy noi»n,nleedef taiea.^7,999 , ««» -3 133 Hollywt • r 572 532 57? 52 8 73 UI? 75 fl*#"*” 0^62*50, holt1*.nn torinpe'« nt.tera n/«. baby Fn 'a openMninl 1 100.615. UP478 ywood entertainm ent also .73 caiy»ifv'».1allam0»fva. Bum aSar""''''””J atte n d in "a ” ® •’.6 ’••<)•' iMitara 60 00-74 00;; lainIf lcede'n*,l*r* 87 00- NEW VORK 10,000 mm tM . I par nnt bu iding the confercnce, to buy ni'u liw' Iloo ‘ °' s"" .4 J5 a? 00, »lockaf r>»,t«ti 78 00-4. DRK (AP) - Spot nonlor.oul melal prica*• * Aub 2 870 2.860 3.77070 734 -3 V iv c n d : OuoUOonttr Sep 7 667 2.900 2.810 sndi’s U niversal Pictures 700.NJ. nock co»« win cai«i im . «.3 ctnli et, ID , London M«W E.ch. pig* rva. l**d*> lamD* n.'a; nemarxtn> Siaugt.ier cowa Mon ich. Oct 7B17 7945 .2 86030 873 r i unit. 1-7 towai. laedei cam* tiaady•dyioaclrve Cooper.»7i B^l-;\.\.S l ' eooS,000ta.o«it*pwe. • Ka 0 Cainooa M tfala.^.s: deilirutont ;s ^ Jer, on the other hand,- was ------Ai,g . 68 CHICAOO lAP) - Fulu.** I.afl I.. ■ fST';?.: 3'^? 3 is "IIBS .700 - s s e e n chatting with S«)1 19 45 7013 I#?5 lo w I'l. 07 Marcaniji* ticnann. Mon . 58 Opan Ll i - 0— o , . !.17.47 65 ceni* to , Oei,vere*i. 519 60 Iroy oi., NY Mere tpol Mon. .49 Aufl 85 70 6 M 64 C4 97 65 65 .49 ' lv*;,'. •I'T 2 ?I2 2 5S2 3.640•0 ^**8 ila w e r eas a s secret as the rest of the jMn^r!^‘u'co*A*»ci .34 Oa 87 50 6 .97 67 15 140 Handy A Harman |oMy daily ouote)le) Jul 3.705 3.770 3.66S Silver. »5 1( Aug 3.775 3 773 3.730“5 “ s -0 c o n feirence re n sessions, <•> 1^?p loSs I': •VlsJc'MMr'VflJD n^k'S'Y .1? 12? & - . V : Sep ...... • .... 733 • Blut ut other sorts of business, 11% .irn Ui.nn M.I, ev lUr'gtnt tn , p„ •iMi.e33.344•, ^ a5? 7000 7 ?0 b»i Nw 4 030 4.030' 3SM nvolving big m edia deals, jSIt asei III) «« «« :sj :rs,'j=luoied, n a -noi avajiat;^. S 3 e S , , 4,170 -0 w a s con<:onducted during the con- M ‘au*« "u/i I lom; dcCtrt pM Ion Ei?»ai*5t3 68‘V ° i**‘ • 10.670 NCWYORKi'RK (AP).. Key currency enenang* raieiI Feb 4;i79 4.173 4 163is I 1M001B870 18600 187 20 .2,70 .2.7 Fn.-too»nmi04,B73. Jp c compaieo Wtin lale Fr«»y in New York. 4,133 clave. .7 90 FEEDER CAni£ Mar 4,030 4.030 4,000^ L o cals a ls from teenagers to mid- I ’ 172.3017380 l7>lo IjI.SO .7.30'.I t S0M0M.:o«il*IMrt>. . " T T , ? " t?03O17IBO 16B60 17000 .2 .2 60 » *1/0 78.00 7f?7 77IT art! 76 07 “ 33 £ufO a;7Bo -4 dle-aged>ed adults hired for support H .220 9*p 78.15 7803 77« B » = ;e G l! a U>«l ‘‘"''NEANEAPOLIS(AP) ..Mon Efi iaJa>2.2B<.FM • aaiaa 3.7 4370 :iiB e r a l thrhousand o i dollars for the H H91 Lem 9MM 0 « 3;;8® HiHlaHricalaicated $5 963 up 30 069. ' pjb '■• ' Ci;-n t4fl5ll5 WHEAT ■ng Buii«n prica lor eiMr in Wnoon $5 045 41“ I i 9 w e e k were w not uncommon...... u-.|fJa.ir 1:, i S < K K ' " ' " - 0 bu mMmum; cam p*r tKMM M.ooo te^ew ia par b, Apr 3,67 -19 Several‘al teenagers reportedly H Moy ...... 3^6 364 35S 3U3 .fl 2S J-S ',11 387 ^iB r e c e i ved e d $500 : tips, too. ■ 301 36675 D6I 365.73 .875 ;s; ;;s •;;; s rsI staorieal'eo J5.974 up 0 061. 363 363 367 387.5 ?7^3 .7 3 0*< 4040 41.10 40?i inver tpol monin Monday J3 101. up M 033 3 « "IS A n dI Hailey’s Friedman H 35B 350 3S’ 357 .? I ::::: : 3 » ..IS M e m o'rial ria l Airport toted up hand- H 359 367 35i» 367 I .3 3 «l La>l ipoi 34.70 tK (AP) Fuluret Irad.ng on me New Yon> ::::: :E 4 231 -10 more thaithan 50 upscale corporate Noop«n Ell. «al*a 7,733:Fn't tale* 10.C ■ Eicnanoe Monday: Mer .... U M vm ^* „,,M. 1“ 1— Cl,. 3 876 “ Ifl po*’*'®irked at the field. ■ ;..... S Z] bu mMmum; o«nti pw butnw s r 3 660 , -te [>«nconli«cn 40.000 M.;o*m»pwii, 1.000 bW.: (toi(totenMrbW £ ;f »'ii iir .• ci.l I0ov«n J). o'd'n«ry ® ' Jul 77.70 77 87 76 OC ,eo 2798 27.02 77.07 ...41‘1 Jul ...... 3,07fl :|fl I------^ 0 74.85 75 50 ^6 0 63 27.97. 77.00 77 04 .-.39|» Aug ...... Ks; ,;s B iJ2 l 37.57 76.70 M.70 -,37I' Sep ...... C h e e .s e ' 22 « ® -1 “ , . NOV 7666efl .27,07.-73,41__7a,4A.._-J4i4 -.- . - Oa ...------m ethlngjnlsslng? ______I 4U '' ______.70 7677 7670 76 10 -.33 I s ! -is Some Maj MM *50 Cnaooa'ioar cn*«» pr<«i on in* Ch are able to customize our H ii>5« ’ ' F«i 26|0;; 5!:!! n s s s IS'1 Ju« a ;;.wIt I.1075.'-.0025,40poufxJBioe«» IIOSO.- .77 23 80 -73 47 75 47 -.300 ' Jul i - i w^=::narket report to mvtch react- ' 1 10M -riB»4 50 4 039 -I e rs ' Intennterests. If you're Interested . M e TAL s /C lirRRENCY: £ |.§,!s i i I H - s i : 1! g . = itocK or mutual fund th a t's not 00 7500 74 06 Jo64 ' ® S^“ ** H.:lMil l.’Mcm PD7- 4:714 -1 In o u’report,Justcollusandwe'll rre p Salecled oOfM gok] pnc**. Mond ; § ::: P c n v v r o E s J 414 r l try to IncludeIncli It ■ _____ MO^B Konfllal*: 1317.13 uncnar'i:? ;:d i 74,73 -.73 LooimmOfTiingliiinfl *310.35u 3 Fet) .. 4.3U -1 For thoseise requests,r or any other sug- ■ 1 tJ 67-3 70 CKICAOCAGO |AP).. USDA ■■ Maio> p^alO marktittFOO FO London ftieinoon tiling S31B.00M pJ3io ^ • • f>g pouMi US I Fr-day. 56 *> ca-ii>n» p*> e«l«1 London me »3‘8 20 up *3.70. 13 7475 2399 23'09 r-J^ 4014 lie g e stlon n s sa about Improving the r a s M Pant aRtmoon tiling. i316 46up JB 00-30•30 00,( p«t cwl Witconun Nor*5t»n» 70 couni. !upm m H ! X E E JSm "Io 'M oney'sy'repon. r pleaso call Ramone, <33 lOOcoufll.suni. px' cwl ColoraiM rMmolani 70 couni1 NY Handy 4 Harman U IB 00 upw tiw . • J Fri.’i ea'lM M,B3B...... Jones aat t 773 3 0 9 3 1 , Ext. 2 6 2 . ■ u'Ut'iKlaCiila&i*: lOOcOuni unavailaei*. NV Hamjy A Harman lasncatad.B. 3344S 57 up *7 40 ^ • ' . Fn.'« open mt 309,373, up 3,870

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