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^--^,7 1 ;, Tie svs ------,-'73jiiiS^.iii/IH1l1IW1llii...... I...... — Goo<3>d m o r n i n i [fflton defe letehloices Today’s forecast:foi ®ds ccabin ------VarinblccloiclondJTWith-rrchancirDfTinD'rrow ------Thc'Associnted-PrBPress------— ~ H i r c h o i c c~fb r ~cn e:rByTC«f<‘nrry n wus werere Ii g n o rin g his noniiniitiuh o 'onhC"Natlonal Org.nni7aiion-for showers. Iliglifghs 25 to 35. Lows 5 lo 15.5. Hazel O'Leary, who heiield energy posts in headld thet Environmental Prolecl:clion Agency Women. Page A2 U1TLE ROCK.'K. Ark. — Prcsideni-elcctl the Ford und Carter adisdmlnistrutions and apd1 hishi: C ouncil o f Econom ic A(Advisers. ClintonI pluns pla to nam e a female aitoniey Clinlon added uu U longtime school reform1 who has served the pas> asi 2Vi ycurs us an "ThiThey would have been eoujunting those general, uccoiccording tu advisers, and hc s;iid ______ilily »nd a secondnd woman to his Cabinett cxccutive vicc presidenent of Minnesota’s poslticiltlons ngainst our administntmtion. tho.sc at his newsvs conferencec that he miglit have M o n d a y , llien angrily an{ criticized “beani Nonticm Stales I'ower CO.C S he IS the Uurd bean'cin'countcrs wno arc doing ttthat. It 1 liaU more tnanI Ihrecihi w onre iy m the n i tiliret-T to- S counters” in wome men's groups questioning’ black person named lo CCl lin to n ’s Cabinet. appoirlotnied while men to those;e p o sitions.*' al.so suid there ihei was a “'distinct possibility" Changingg ithe guard his com m itm ent tolo diversity.c As he fielded questioiio n s afler his latest Clinloinion .said w ith an angry glare,re. he would namenan a second Hispanic. In tapping formemer South Carolina Gov. appointments, Clintonn lurned Indignuni lis His counicrpunch came as u d ele g a tio n But Cllntoiintoii a rg u ed th at m ore imponanl T w in F a llslls. businesswoman Susasan Richard Riley us educaiion secretary.. when asked ubûi -c<•complainis from of women’s wi group leadere rs m e t in iliun numbersbers was the InHuence women and Kelley has becomebee the new directorr o f C linlon turned to0 cone of his most trustedI women's groups thatt heh is not numing Washishington with transitionm chairman minoritieses would\ have in his admin- the troiible'cl2d Uniled Way of Mugigic friends and advisersers. who shares hisbclief enough females to his Cal'abliiel. Vcmoimon Jordan lo voicc their.coro m p lain ts___ istration_____ Valley. that education impimprovcmenis ure the best "They're playing quotiiO ta .games and math “W Wo om en arc looking for a prcirom ise m ad e “ I think: when wh this is all said and done, 1 P a g o B I1 seed for long~tcnnn ceconomic dcvdopmcnt. • gamc.v." CJinton .said, lit ' ■ H e «l.so .sjiid criftcs und,aI.n promi.vc , k ep t." .said Patri<•ricia Ireland. Please see CABINET/A2 Acted too3 ssoon A stiiic parkarks mnnuger who cleurcesting No. 9 Oklahoma .in-in were truyelinglg , those roads Twin Falls CountyCoi Sherifi's Office. • . college basketbutbull Monday. already — albeitcit'w iih frequ,ent deputies were able to recover a P a g e B S1 loss o f life and car;cargo. few m issingng |pieces—frtHii a pair of icen- The multinalioilional task force ;V ngcrs who saidsai there were up 10 a do/en Sierra signsns landed Dec. 9 wiwith only 1,050 souvenir-seekieekers rummaging tlirough lhe U.S. Marines,s. It has b een wreckage Sunc>unday evening. The whercuboiibouts of Ruben Sierra were preoccupicd wilhlh bringingI in the n | | H a Forcc has posted amied guards dcdilcd Mondayday. The free agent signed tens of thousandsids o f troops and at the site overnightovei lo prevent any further with (he Oaklaniand A's. It was the team he - Ihou.sands o f tons (o f food, walcr. pillaging. WhitVhllty said. was traded lo las last season...... —equipment, and futfucl.tiiey need to ._ ^ ^ ^ H ______A tiy OJI e _\y\yho h I took .something frorn Ui_e_ P a g e B S ______:____end_LWD_yca rs-Qfn f iin.'ircliy nnti jH Ew S site can returnum it to the. Twin Fnlls County bloodshed in onene o> f the poorest )ffice with no questions asked, countries in the wo Dcpuiy in Barsnesfi.sald, With ncariyf 1 0 .0 0 0 a llie d '"Thcy'rc'noi'not In trouble." liarsness said, ■------lrnop!> now on.the.; "W e \yould ju j just smile at them and thank i T Crapo’sopppportunity - ■ officers said M o n d ay in | H ^ them lor bring!inging the stun'back." interviews thutt tlthe next week Even smallall |pieces af twisted mclal lhal ■* I If C ongrcssmiman-clect t Mike Crapo is will sec nearlyy ssimultaneous ' a p p e a r unimimportant ( could be vital to sinccrc about w)wanting to protect Idaho thru.sts inlo four' majormi centers of f . W ^ figuring outt what wl caused Lt. Cmdr, James from tlic federacral Energy Department, desperation: IBcledweync. E. Boole's; jet to go down shortly nfler now is a good)d time lo stan. today’s* Oddur. Baarheere:re and Gialassi. taking ofT fmmrom the Twin Falls-Sun Valley editorial suys. Anolhcr, four haveive'already been ^ Regional Airport Air Thursday morning. P a g e A 1 2 _ seized: Mogadishushu. Bela Doglc. . Whltty said. ______till W m .n n tL i^ sDiGi ______, ' ^ W j B B ^ B ______Boyle arrivet■ived In Twin Falls Wcdne.sday — 7 7 | 2 H g | Those ejghl citielUcs urc the hubs oil il rouiimnnelriiining'mission, and was on in this operationIon’s hub-and- J f i H his wny buckk to Minimar Tluirsd.iy. spoke strategy of huinanilarian ji-vC All Ihe picce;icces thal can be recovered will ; reHcrEach will bcibccom c the base be rciurneded to San Diego, where . ; Surviving fofor a year • for a large militalilary forcc thal a JMS b Invesligaiorss wiwill reconstruct the alrcraR us ‘ The lone survi'rvlvor of a shooting spree will .seek to impoipose order and ' best they can.n. V W hitly .sjild. ■ on an lowa cumpitnpus has survived the first expand outward. withwi aggressive . AP phsto* H | ad d itioilio n lo h a m p e r in g thfc year aficr lhe inignigic incident. patrols and foodd ddeliveries inlo • . -- P lea^ see CRASH/A2.. P a g e A 3 lhe countryside. A S o mnail s man aiûes - - -!‘We’re- kindid of in - an- ‘wlth.lVliiAarlne.Lt: Andy-.— 1 Default totaltal climbs exploitation phasese nowr 10 get the M ilb urn, rr above, after HB . _ . ilussia’s-dcfaulauits.on grain ioans fromJJ utmost out there.'re." said Army his assis_au|t.rifle,wa9...... - - r • - ‘(hc*Uiiiled StiilJtatcs now exceed 55S_ — 1------^Brlg^-ênr-feu’wtion-„„-W VMagruciatcd P ress o f S o m a li chil- of what die forcescs will\ be doing “ I upon arrival. • d r e n wvho r were'singing s S E N N liS . I n d . - A I Senior civilianin iand military and darancing to honor' |^ | is gll^ scnl nearly 50 years liecn returned — hul with a 1 oHlcials announced:cd in a nol-for- . t h e 'M air r ln e s . attribution brieirlcfing that H |K r tli’nnk-yoiiII note. S e c tio n A S o c tio n B M ogadishu’s twciwo principal A. Azbill o f Visalia. Calif.. W e a th e r..;...... 22 MagicValley...1 )t around to sm oking the Please see S(SOM ALIA/A2 -N a tio n ...... 31-7 -7 O b itu a rie s ...... 2 l i i : ( E c ^ w artim e gi/i gi.l o fa pack of Camel W orld...... 8-91-9 M in i-C assia...... 3 ______1 cigarettcs:s nnd a; ihoughl maybe the ------C om ics______ID,30___ 4______residenis5 of VinccnneSi who sent ___ them, wouldluld like them back for old : M o v ies...... I11 I S p o rts. T ^ ‘0 ' ~ ttmc'.Tsnlfc:— P e o p le ...... 1111 Business ...... 8 Disgru] irtnerxhhrargedîvithhirii •■■•■■fc "I thoughtght it m ay have been a lillle • Opinion-...... 1212 Legal notices ..9 . silly." Azblllbill said, “l.wasn'i sure how D ear A bby ....113 3 Classined...9-14 mucli valueue llihey would be lo anyone W e s t...... 1414 there." ex-con1 to kill Q]me-time JeromeI residenti iln’t have w orried, " f h is is t Me needn’t liirk a b le ," s a id R o b e rt R, Seattle Times Prosecutor Norm M aleneng will decide Gernarnard Casbon used lo w< truly remark I w o rk f o r S levens. the ih< Vincennes KIwanis HOW CAN'I I SLEEP W HEM and Tbc Timcs-Ncws•8 wvithin i u monlh whether to0 seek the de.'ith Lindquistlist at Tippcit Marine Servii vices an d . clu b 's irciiSuiusurer. I-P O N T KKNOU) UJH^T A >en_alty for U n d q u i.st^ AA^n r aggravated-, according[ing to c h a rg in g papers, wil ______P.tt /ill testify 1„ 111lhe cUib raised .S 6 3 5 in a r. o06ap:plu S E A T T L E — A Seattle Sen marinc-industry mhurdcr'con'vTctioii i C a r ri ce s ’ a m in im u m ’ thnl Lindehdqulst asked him early this L U M \ s ’ ; Its y ear 10 fu„u jHve: to purchase cigaretlcs for worker whom formemer Jerome resident . pcttfor S35.000. away from home during David Tippett oncc^ cicallcd his right-hand forb r release. . Gemardlard Casbon. who likely will soldiers uwi III receiv e World Warirll. II, ; . man hus-bcen chargerged-with-aggravated -----.( Casbon,-who-wilI>Kpcnd-d-thc-rcK t-of his- immunitylity- from projicculion,-told p - ■ policc-he-.- .------Azbill got;ot hish pack-w hen he arrived------Uy hiring .i'Louifftana—lift lasi Ouaid’s MnrylTrhmd ------parolee to carry outut theI gangland-style rololc in the murder, announcneed at his Det*: brother,:r. who was being parole • ill ihi-'*Ci3n.s r led from Light Siailoilion in Alaska, aboiil 20 slaying o f Tippett. 1 sentencing tliat L indquistst was Innoccnl. -. Angoint PrisonPr in Louisiana, h of Ketchikan, a few days Seattle police delccti>ctivcs orrestcd Michaci But I even ns hc defendedled Lindquist in Prosecuecutors contcnd Lindquist r nilk-<; soulh ol ; paid Joe .aikr Christinaitm.is in 1943. W. Lindquist, 48, at his home Intc Saturday coiourt, Casbon’s brother,, shopping Mitofpart Azbill doesiloesn't know how Ihc puck ' ’’ school who moved lo3 ScnitlcS< in 19f)7 w here h inim to help convict Casbobon in Octobcr. ownershipihip in the shipyard and a I days toto Christm as I bout the sun.jvcd. sinc(iincc he smoked Camels, hc owned a shipyard,J. wns \ eating lunch in Thihey conicnd Lindquist fclfelt Tippcit hud two men:n oncco owned together,, ped -smoking in 1982 and the Fremont Dock RcslIcstaumnt on April 14 chcheated and hum iliated h imI. . Lindqu:Iquist also held a grudge Me -Stopped e again.st decided ihcnhen lo return the gift to ------W e-ptinU int.on.fecycled.paper------— —^vhcti-Jec-Gasbonrwhty-htHtnd-ncvet^net-liln^ ------T L»nro HL’ninst Tinnctt: for fo flrinc him bccausc of )f alleged Viiiccnnes;s when> -50 years had P le aise s e recycle it again. Hrcd two bullct. Continued from AA1 ‘ Missis;sissippi Rep. M ike Espy Top will have been able)le to give you. lhc agrieulieulture. Also. Mouse Armed I \l^ . most diverse Cabirlinct and the most Scrvice;/ic e s C o m m itte e C h a irm a n Les.' ir Bosnia rol “ —dtvcrTiC'ndrTiini.sirariirion'thc'couniry's—A-spin- tin-js-CHnion's-choico-for— — ;nse secretary and tran.sition; T he Accu-:u-Weather® forecasa s t for noon, T u esdday, a Dec. 22. L o s A r ever seen, but alsIso one in which ^d'cnst Angeles Times' ctor Warren Chrislopher is the; dirfcreiit kinds o f peoplep' h;.ve more ly pick for secretary of stalcv ntagon— ^^*'««l-i»nucncc-itn,d. ■ IZZC*-* H w aA; SIIlN (.)TON ^^l’hirl’cntn d-impact-and-full.__ irdriijlb'lransltton'adviscrsr— ^ J :!------— ______. -10slOs -Os Os 1 0 s 2 0 s ' 30s 40s SOs 6 0 s 7(70s SOs SOs 100s 11010s has beticgiiii refining pliins to u-i^c:c IU.S. partnership and parunicipm ioi. In .ho ■ Bandsseparaiirato high tomporature zo nIOS es for thB-day.-...... — ------lit C lin to n is c o n s id e rin g nam ing' tary pow er-in iTic-Balkilkuns delibcration.s--of.tlii.his-iidmmisiralion ,, oman a.s am bassador.io the ill] liic U.N. Sccurily Couiouncil . than ever before,"•' he .said. “And I Uniicd;cd Naiions and could cicvaic;' JorI'or allied help in enforcingng the Ihink thai's really w.what coums." . „,ai posi to Cabinet levcl. 'U.S. tnidc 1y.-y.onc -Qvcr-Bo.snia. UU.S. Other lhan attorrimcy.general, the- roprcscriJScntntive,-givcn..CabinclTlcvcl .. -. o lllc iai:ils li said Mond;iy. favoriics for rcti'iaiaining traditional .statusIS b>by President Bush, is another J-' ans call Ibr iniliai monitor loring Cabinet posts are allill men. possibiliib iiity . ! .•nrofccincm-opcrulitHw by-F y F-I4 rhey inclFJc Tc'former Arizona MluleluI(neinc"A1lrpiBhrrn"NaTionnt ------~ Tonicatcat fighters and [--A-IS Moi :lum a Gov. iirilcc Uabbibitt for interior Securityirity Council aide in Ihc Carter a tta c:k k b o n ilj c r s fro m th e airiLri secreiary. Chicagou banker. W illiatn While;e llou.se,11 figures promincnlly iii. LT USS John r. Kennedy, w with ,-,r transportirtation chief and spcculaliLilalion fo rth c U .N . po.st. ! ______J f c Iron) AWACS ra. ------^ _ _ 1 * • A t llic 111 same time, the Niivyivy is O tjllla lJtta— c o n s ididering t the use of spcciac i a l l y y rig g e dd ''ronialiawk cruisc missilc.s lies to Continued from A1M F r e nicli c li observation post and ^ ' • ~ r " ^ ^ lc Scrbian-hcid airports in • warlords, Moliamcced Farah Aideed attemnpted pt to ambush French f I \ region,n, should lhc Security Cour and Ali Mahdi Mohahamcd, will linish reinforccDrccm ents. ^ Sk SSN^.^ SNNN%'i,5SSN^Njr . d c c idIc c lo l;ikc thal step during "I? withdrawing all Ihcirth heavy gun Thee F French. Peck said, suw the d c lib cjr ra a tio n s . . . ^ vehicles by today' and leave them men lca\leave a vchicic in.u siretch.o’f.______A micrican c i officials .said t "f under guard in cantcitoninents oulside road bcfbetween iwo chcckpoinf.s 200 T o n iaahawks h ; wtnild bc cquipp PPlJ -Ihocicy. lo 3 0 0 yjiyards apart, ‘‘crouching down p-v with srspccial-usc warheads tl FRONTS: Allhough cmphasiisizing in public and actinCling in a clandestine manner." K w o u ldd (drop pcllcis of cxplosiv lhal Ihe two sirongiigmen had made The prcnFfcnch forces ordered the men a lo n g runw;iysru al airports being us " ▼ V - • ------• ' tbe dcci.sion ihcm;nselvcs. senior to hall,ll, 1 f’eck said, "and when the :rbian llighis. C O LD WARM W, STATIONARY .0 1992 A ccuu-Woalhor. -' Inc. fwSi-rbi officers said in privavale that Ihe lask Som alisalis heard thul order they Prossuro force had noiificd Aideed / and Ali charged,'cd,tow ard ihai^pbservution ^ Mahdi lhat any gunn vehicles lell in post open)pcning fire." ^ r T < ~ ) - I d a h H L E3 ^ [ S21 EZ3” e 3 E iho road report" Mogadishu wouldId be dcclarcd Whenlen ia French platoon rushed irt HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORORMS FLURRIES' SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDYIY CLOUDY belligerents and deJestroyed. They lo rcinfoinforcc the ob.servation post, il Vin AiiociiilaO fîor.r. ------' B O ISISE (AP) — The IdalJaho said 30 to 40 suchh vehicles were was flrcifired on from am bush. Peck D c p a nnm n cnt of TransporlaticItion cxpecled lo leave towiwn. said MaiMarine CH-46 and AH-IW r c p o r ited c t snow and icc on moiiosi Jusl oulside Baiaidoa Monday Cobra1 hclicoplcrshe shined spotlights HBIBII XemperatiItures Sl. Louis ay.*; acr»i.v,T ^Kbytliiiccurhliliuiumiliightl leiieiii[>cralurej Albuquorquo ‘J d condilions: engagement of —-arnietl liile- antand .swcpi through that Atlanta- - - i - -S » « l« o ______95 - K ig p in s.W h lie b ird III; Dn." • , ...... - - - a ..... Spokano IIIII, hunianiiariaii camiTiuiîugn. A c c o rd in g p o .sitio n ." J—. CAHAD* Bosion : H i- - its; W hitehird Mill, sn o w Hoo f o , 7 ..... Woshlnglon 3 0 .... '«y loor, lo a detailed accoununi provided by Al the end of the fireflghl, in “I ------C hicago : ..... sno w inlg; g ; Grangcvillc.x.Winchesicr. i<'e y M a rin e C o l, I-rc d Peck, Pi the cliicf which1 ncno Frciicli or U.S. troops ills spots, brokenhr snow floor, snowin; DaKos 62 C 41... Tw inFall task forcc spokesmanm, a squad of 10 wcrc injinjured, "three wounded ------' D onvor...... -A 43 -17 t...;------ 55 5 Horseshoe Bcnd-Nc' Mlnnoopolls 3. N ew th c ia ls u.scd in lh c je tsLS iirc dangorou.s soullicrne rn I d a h o a n s a r c in ihi} 36 30tr. Meadows,ws. broken snow floor, sno\ now to touch wilh bare hanin d s . h c siiid. w in ic r." Barsne.ssB, said. ; J ^ o l s o JH WYO Orleans 7< 37 29 tf. snowlow ing Now York 3( In addition to somimc .sienmcanl f - * 4 3 19 ..... IdahoI 2121 —- Uoisc'ldalio City, broke cmorial scrvice for Boyle. 39, I OklahomoClly c 5 f 2 9 ..... Hioarmarv pans of the air fn t , i l - ..... Idaho Ftins 31 17 Ir snow lloor;>or. snow floor, .snowing: Idahi ncd for Wednesday mominij .u O m aha 4: oor* byilraulic .sysiiôf'thi 4 5 37 tr. C ity -U aminer m Sumniil. snow floor imar, Whitty said. ; Phoonlx —6:- e L S r ’" ‘ ‘ j^_4lULpi4et*nnoth i ngi and personal . . . _ |TwtnFoH~s I 2 Q 19 snowing. expects the mishap Pittsburgh 4( j;^]^j^'''ltcins al.so wcrc distururbcd and soine_ . ------20 - - M ouniniiLiJoiiie-FnrrFTdti ty .said. '■ 'nvesltgali.i;alion leam lo finish its wor)( ... ______Nev.._ \ Ponland. Mo. 2< • • 3 2 14 — hroKtrn '■‘liiow -sn lloorn-airfleld-C arcyrey! " ‘■•ri-' removed. W hitty —^ I Portland. OroT 5( " o c A ...... -snow- n o oDor. r snow ing: Arco-ldah'o i'alfsalls', Bijcaijsc llic crasl:sh site is'in the ncxrcoupic of days and R ono 45 .... ^ ..... ic y . b rooken k . snow floor, snowinging. remote area aboutt seven miles return to:o S.Soulhem Califomia. ; , < £ a = ^ c O n = £ a drifting:: IiIdaho l-alls-Ashton. broketiken Snoiwj rifmmi ri„ sn o w Hot;loor: Ashton-Moniana line broken sno'now floor, snow floor, snovving T ippettt ______^ U.S. 26:f) - Idnho Falls-Wyoming lineline. WeatlIther sum m ary broken sno>now lloor, snow floor, snowinging: Continued from A l y Forecasts Blackfoot-/it-Arco, icy spols, drilling. , brolhcrsrs inVhci days bôrffVê W im c r's’ fir.st ilaylay hroiighi the mihlesi temper J3 — N evada linc-T w in Falls,,llj. The two men used;d to be close murder, pcrani.cs ill T w in F a lls , B murley, R u p e ^ Jerom e and C o o - • • scvcnil weeks to thehc PM agic Valley. IC ic y spoLs. drills;.T w in FallS'illjj; friends. Lindquist was v\ the yard They are also cxpectcyjS^roducor, t h e t i l l c " r i g h t - h u nnd i man.” Al Wilncssiesses at the restaurant said mid-30s. Chrisimas day'oullillook partly snow floor,>or. sno w in g ; Lost T rail Pass, diiy iilthoiigli llicrcr werewc periods of inlennittcnt sui;™ I'lin. Casbon’s trial, pros*isccutors-said—thc-killer-nj rr nat'and-had-a-drink-before ------' chy fog. Lows iccns. Ilighs in theth 30s. 'vet. icy. bnbroken snow door, snuw floor. A brisk w ind in the lale afieniooii added,some l> Tippctl and Lindquistst used to take apprdachini;hing Tippcit and shaking hii ie and Wood River Valley: snowing, cooling tcmpcnituresres 'lîil readings arc ex p cc ledJ u.It m m m drugs logctlicr. hand, riielie mani asked for a job, waS tonight variable clouds with auclmnccor Idiilio 7;75 — Slioshone-Kclchum, ______. . jiioderale.foir a. few:w imurtdiiy.s. Some snow flurr nil Their relationshipp changed in referredI to the shipyard’s business-...... showers. PatchyPat moming fog. Ilighs 255 toI 35 Lows 'or. snowing; Galcna-Summi». reported in the inoiinoiinlain areas u> the north 1988 when Tippett cli:lcaned up his ofilce andnd left.I I, MonJuy. 5 „ ,5 „cd„cs,licsday partly cloudy and a slighShi clmncc of ir, snoWing, exten d in g ns Tar soulhlulh as Shoslumc. life-and demanded the i lies lyier, he rclurned un^ snow .showers.. H ighs 25 to 35. Chrislmns duyd. ouliook ■ 1^;,;;^,;;',iic H6 — Icy spols, drifl.s. e shipyard also Minutes Moisture amountsIts fromI smmTall were m o stly in aic 15 — U tah line-Pocatello. vo .3 2 - c a lib e r b u l l e t s inti^ 'iM ccsora partly cloudy andn d patchy] fog. Lows 10 b e lo wylo I 10 above ;,.y Ilo. bC'drug-free, a co-\s•worker said, fired iwo . :______fcvvliujidredilis,orun.iu n.inch... . — i.'------is; Malad Pas.s. icy. spot.';: ;------zcroTTrigii!T2rto:3to 3 5 .------"s: Tippetr iried to get LindquistLi iiiio Tippett’ss head.hc - :1 ■ T he w urincsi leiiipihipcralurc in llii; stale M o n d a y I’ocntcllo-Id•Idulfo I'alls, icy spots: Idaho f Extended forecirecnst: Southern Idaho - Thi counseling, but ultimalcitely fired him. Lurichlinhlime customers screamcd degrees at Lewiston!)n! Bear L.ikc tcpttned llic. coU hursday and |-nlls-Duboibois. icy spots: Monida Pnss. I'riday partly cloutoudy. Palchy fog. Lows Iccns ar Jacke .said Lindquist ed u n d e r ta b les . B u t a t lca.si degree. and 20.S' wcsl broken snowIOW floor. Sl contacted an ^ . . , 5 b e lo w to 15' aboveab east. Ilighs 30s west, n. James Garrod, sal in hfs l£Iscwliere in the th n:ition Monday, ilie St. 20s casi. U,S. 30 — McCammon-Soda,iln altomey afier his lemiiiiinationinan “ne. e iigiicsi Saturday increosinisin g clouds. Pnicliy fog. Lowws s teens and Springs., b: nd faccil'thc killer, who ______temperature wns ?<22 dcdecrees ai VVcsi P;ilni.Reach ai broken snow floor; Sodada - unsuccessful effort to Uiiia.Nomi__20^ves^cro-to-2C str2 0 s e a s r------Sprir»gs-Moivlonipclicr.-wci^hrokon-siiow- ° c a lm ly w■valkedoui. alk • ' - -.I- . -- D nde C ounty, l-'la. th Th e lowest was 2 1 degrees bci j-20 above castrHighs-aOs-westr ow— and-propcrty-fixmrTippt below/cro Northern Utnhlh anda Nevsda: floor, drills:lls: Montpelier-Wyoming line. Jd made the strongcst“oI = nt Alamosa. Colo. •"I’ Joe Casbon was arrc■lasted in July Utah - Todnyny partly cloudy. Enrly morrir n in g snow i<;y >>P‘>'s., broken bi snow lloor, snowing, identifications of Joe al'ier apparently boa flurries. H ig h s lower low to mid-30s. Tonight pananly cloudy, )asting to an Casbon as thetl shooier. Lows 10-15. Wedt'edticsday mostly cloudy withI a chancc of »-or cumirrcnl road condilions, call;,II Everett man lhat hc hahad been paid After thethi shooting, Tippett’s snow during thec nHcmoon.nl IllgliTîn the 3 0 s."(Dutlook C for fhcsc-ntimirnbcn:r“lHrtTr-f^nl}s-73lly sunny. Ilighs30s cnsi u n d 4(4 0 s w est: Circulation 7.1.1-0V3I lieiwccn 10:00) a.m, ii und 5:30 per week.. S I9.50 for 13 w eeks; p.m. weekdays. To reportI IalcI new.s und Siiideiii/iniliiaryilary servicc delivery $2.30 per , Allenn W iImiii. circiituliini ilircclor « t h fresh sto rr spon.s rcsulK after 5:30 andid on weekends, week. .‘>n for 13 weeks. Snles tax : S n o w , wind V sweep int(to N orthw est wi( a I I I C trc'ulnlifin'phnnc u h lines arc opcr'Pcri cill733-0<)31. liclwccnri 7 and III ,i.m. only, ify o tu lo lui included in all iit Imivc prices. A ch.lrgc of ' ' • T h e AsscKiotcd PressIS and dead cuttlc^littcrttcred the highway. High windJ aalso forccd rcccivc5 y5 Ihrough the Tennessee Valley'and a central call 7,'i3.^)y3T a a ssific dI nds. n call 733- f ic»-News (UI’S 63I-OHO) is ; scattered ovcrthe Soulliiiilhcasl. . G ulf of M cxico .Slu :j'-Kupcn-I*iiul-Oiiklcy .slates lo northem and cenirnl1,1 Gcorsia. 2552 OWI Mondiiy iIudukIi I'ridn;dny Imm 7 a.m. P“'>>'shcd dailyaily inl 132 Third Sl. W„ Twin At midday, rain x n xvas sc attered o v e r th e: PacificI' Snow showcr.s wenvcrc .scattered ulong lhc northith e m stales Hulil-C'a•C'asilcfcinl unlil 3 p.m. and Snlurdnys frorrorn 7 n.m. unlil 10, « K33DI, by M ngic V alley / ■ Tv*oiTh\vc.>l, ^hnnjnnp*tcfrio-amMv-iii-llie-mouiilitins.-A--A-wintcs—from llir irpper_MisN lm ouriJliillcj’_acii’ssJli«j_upj Ifi-IH ______noon. Informnlion on JiiJisp ln y nds is Ncwspnpere Inc. Sccnnd-clnss poswue paid 'PJl££-Q£Eilt______— ------uL lw ui l alltliy. ■ sto rm \vateh ^vas iti effectetl'c thn>iigh I'uesday fo r c aist'Centml s t Lakes, and also overov< nodlienslcrn Ncw Yijrkk .stale and l >lcr-Ko■Kogcrsoii-HolJiMcr ^li>JUic-Ti.Mt-Ncwi..omcial— ------; cily nnd counijluniy newspitper pursiiani lo Idaho and the stale'se's s»)ulhcrn: iiiininlains. th e N, 32<.-5375375 Nntional northern Maine. Subicription rales Seelion 6C-IUr-lOK o f Ilie tJn h o Code. W catlier Service said.I. In in te rio r n n d1 norlhern nc Alnskn, iicllles coo I'alls niiJ all olher arciis jolcd to 47 W l Dome delivery; dnily nndd 5Sunday. S2.75 Thursdny is lienhereby designnlcd ns Ihc dny i Wind guslcd lo morelore lhan S() mph during the: morningrn degrees below zero,ro. Chandlar Lake hil -13 below>w zero and l>cr week; daily. S2.35 per week;w Sund.iy. 'I'c '^=ck on whichv legal mtlices will bc .| a cro ss W yom ing’s Laraiaramic and Snowy mountains,>, Galena rcached 41.1. br;i caltic tru c kc accident a( the lower -18 states3s was\ 21 lielow /c ro al Al'umnosa. a Colo. w. W aluiirlh. mnn;i(;iii{; cdiliir where eanicr delivery i.s noinol mainlnined’ addres.s fomin lo: o : I'.O, Dox 548, Twin I'alls, , i that closed a sceii

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N a t i o n A SLi i r y i vl o r ’s ston " W h ii t e H 6► 1 u s e t o C l i i : A-yeaar-after-mu;L xrder-spree,s^studenLfiSnds-reaso:3n-to-liye— t i e d i n t p n . - IOWA CITY,. IowaIc (AI>) - She I—— - ' sjiys llie worst is.ovi.over. " The sliock hnss w oni olT, the fears : have,fiiJcd, Ycnr O i| p a p ] i p o r t pp ro K eZ r p n c hns ended.______• - ji was a year wilhwil no privacy, no freedom nnd no) wuyw o f forgetting WASHINGTON (AAP)-Attorney Whfle'lloiHouse communications chief . ------whnrhad'happcncdicdrn'ycarin'w hlch------Gcncral-WiHiam-P.-BrBarr-askcd'foran—anda'lonjlongtimc-Bakcr-aidc.-arc-not ------■ a 300'pound wiieclieclcliair bccame a independent counselI lot investigate a main tnrgelirgels o fihe independent probe, . pre-election scarch of Bill Clinton’s Only Mullflullins. nssistanl.to.Prcsideiii __ ' lifeline for a yououng woman who \ j> ■ V V 'W I ’ discovered that strength strc hns little to jV iV i d pa.ssport files a flc r rccixeiving cvidence Uush for)T politicalp< affairs, is nam ed in do with niH.scle undmd everything lo do ' # I lhat the W hile H ouse: \Wiis involved, u the documeumenis made public Monday. ______wilh survivul. L federal court disclosedd IMomlaN>. litut botilboth Baker nnri Tntwili-T have Hernnme is Miyjliya Itodolfo-Sioson The special threeee-ju d g e c o u rt hire'd'crimiiiniinal iittomcys. Tl I i' ■ •• and fora few. fleetii:eting days, she held V’. A > 'Vf «nry Ir ' desire, says sa lier friend, Ghnrib'.J. re sp o n sib le fo r appointing DiGenoenovii's job will include ' ^ (he nation's nlteniention, not for her \ 3 EW j L ^ "She work;>rks at something unlil sheic independent co u a se lss ials«) confirmed determ inirining whether Mullins, and .; accomplislinientsts ior her activism, gets whaiI slshe want.s," thnt While Mouse aide a Janet G. possiblyi oilolher While House officials, but for her lerribieIc nmisfortune. a m g a "All (disiJisabled) people, to go on,1, Mullins is the primaniry target o f thc promptednd tlthe scarch o f Clinton’s Suile Siie was the solesoi survivor o f a th e y [ive to d e m o n s tra le n probe. But tlic panincl uulliorized Deparlmennent files and later .sought lo murderous spree atill the i Univcrsiiy of lus resiliency o f the humnnn independent counsese i Jo se p h E. cover upp llutheir aciions. __ _ _ , r Jowii iliJnefi SIX .si.> people dlvid, ^ ^ 3 '.9fl>'.s~Mary^«)hseri»rrT------^diGenov.ir3~fD>nTiTr“lr U .S . aTforncy Tlie seariKCiTrch occurred'Sept. .^0 and I including t)ie gunnuiimaii. physical theihenipist in Iowa. “She huss here, lo follow any Icacads implicating Oct. I amidimid Republican atlacks on the Tlie public chaplapter of her slory I " done thal," other While House oofficials. “The Democraticratic nom inee's anli-V ietnam faded quickly. Butut iin the year since, A llerwido'dowed mother, who movedd independent counsel:I ... shall huvc W ar aetiviliivilies when he was a student • there lias been a priprivale epilogue, a ft with her huhusband and four childrenn prosecutorial jurisditliction to fully at Englandand's Oxford University in ’ Iale o f a victim o f 'violence sinning from thc PI:Pfiilippines to Iowa whenn investigate ... all m ailers an d 1969-70. ! over, leiirning loJ e« cope without the M iy a was/as a baby, says herr individuals whose acts1 mny be Mullins,ns, Tuiwiler and Uaker were u.se o fh e r anns andmd legs, 10 livc and U:iughler'ss reboundn has um u/cd her. related’’ 10 the passport>rt ca.se, said the among eigh:ighl White Hou.se employees - th riv e in a worl) - A U ^ piissenger's home videoco helped lead U \me’U . wliat Rodolfo-Siosooson hail planned compulsiilsive aboul things as 1 am . so H er V/: m onthsIS ut th e Though1 she sl doesn't recall being investigators to n incch;:hanical failure \\ yOUS before that Novcmb'm ber day in !‘;91 I’m goinjling lo have to lel Ihings slidedc Rehabililalion Instilutee < o f C hicago angry - ”"1 1. jusi kind o f lefl lluit lo lhal may have causcsed a Grand \l GIFT t whcn she lacedJ Ithe rage of a soinclimtimes and lel tlicni do it thcircir pul it all in perspective,L', She envied niy nuitn andat olher pci>ple who HHATCOOLDrjSliP BE EASIER! 11f Canyon sightseeing plailane lo cnish, \\ WHAT • - strangcr.-a disgrurrunllcd ducloral way," .....patients there-vvho.coul uld-use-tlicir—wanted-m0-blame-sumcbudy^ .l ^ - k illin g 1 0 . the gover•rnmelil siiiij' ’ \\_ ^ longer can she be the youngng hands. Uut she was gniteiteliil. too. her forgiveness(s i:is anolher matter. student dciennhied;d tlo kill ilio.se he No lon Monday. ied him a S2.500 womanI ii ill a hurry. I Ier close friend,id, disability luul nut afTcclecled her mind. "It’s hardrd 1to say w hether I would believed liad denied The National Traransporiaiion .fS academic pri/e. houscmi!mate, and pcrsonal-carcrc "My iiilellcci is ilie; sam} e.'' sh e a b le '.‘-’-•wrgive ln_ him or 1101 Safety Bourd'said-thc-c failure muy She \yas not in his Iiis plans. She was attendant.Ull, Jacque Gharib. rccalls'thatlat sa y s. ’'T h a t' niakes':s“-;i ‘BIG“ bciiause he'lie's dead, bul I think I have deprived onc (of the two bcforciluiliu-shooting^Jyliya-pnen-Wiis-•as—dm m rnoL::______i;i>ul ua wheelchair, student likeke him . w ho workt;.d so... , Ks, . r ;;; 1 including couples' frorom Germany / m e i Foods I L .; No longer can .sheihe be the fiercely class inn i:a van must bc scheduled.:d. S h e learned lu-use-a-a-kcyboard—lHird-rr:-and nd fe c l'lik c y o u ’re irol - -• _ __and jJritain, w ere kilU ------indq>endL'ii(-«ou{-whovfn»r-S>-Sioson’s-mothcr has a . i' wreckage doesn't shovow the crash prccisc nnd neat cnoulough to meel her troupe.. "Not ‘ being able to huglg She rehearsed boardiniing planes at harder timeme rationalizing whnt but shows thc rightIt propeller • standard.s. people blbugs me sometimes.” shele the airpon. h a p p e n e d tcto her only daughter, slowing down undJ the pilol (p Now, others —- inincluding ihrcc says, sitliitling crcclly. htfr long hairlif She overcame hcrwot'orries^abom whose wryy 'wit and sofl features reaching between the seatsse near the \ • •J®*",’!'! housemates— brushsh 1her teeth, wash flowing5 downdi thc.back ofher chair,ir. maneuvering her wheelelchair, h e r re*mind her oof fh er husband, who died fuel-con t rols, saidid n TSB - M f t ' her facc, comb her: hair.hii Tliey dress "You feefeel like there’s a barrierL*r fears o f falling oil'thc lifllifls o f buses w hen MiyaI wasw 2 0 monlh old, spokesman Brent Bahleler. No panic „U\NlnmCiinaies . ^ ■ . ' her, feed her, put hericr in bed and lifl between1 yyou and some people." und vans, her irritationm al having "1 don'l knowkn< whelher I will ever i S r i f by pilol o r p a sse n g e rs is evident, ‘ her oul. They take her[icr notes in class, Uut RoRodolfo-Sioson focuses onin people slare at licr, g e t o v e r it.’’ll," she says. ’'It's like p w • . IV.. They are the doelocrs. she's the positives;s anda possibilities. "S he has a lot o f lalent;11 aild il lol o f som ebody diedied in som e respccts." The flight, run by/ Advenlure, \ re*h GounTKt Co]jW \ Airlines of Las Vcga.‘as, began at _McCiimm^irpQrUnXatas_Ycgas.and______’------landed at the airslrifip near thc " " ’ canyon, situated inI Arizona’s & WoiI. III 7°m______jEthicissts urge ‘social dduty’ to donate^!organs* northwestern comer. I lie crash led to corjngressional . WASHINGTON (A(AP) — A social ethicscs ll wns founded by sociolriologist Amiiai Ht/ioni of Thcir \yishes wouldd beI noted in a nalional‘ hearings and demandsIs fo r lidU «r ■;prganization says 2 ,0 0JO 0 peoplej a ycnr die awaitinglg G eorge W ashington Univcliversity. com puler re g istry , on ththeir driver's license and“ regulation ofcanyon ovck'crflichRand "'tVllCll'»'/! Qiiiililv Cohni^' ;,prgan Irnnsplanl.t andd fproposes that everyone’s's Its policy would sendd “a“ clear message that we whcn they chcck into a1 fnhospital. Family members tour companies. ■ 131 Main Awo.Evo.E3si,Twtn Falls *734-9315 'organs should be madele availableii at death, by law, as a sociciy lake avoidableible suffering and dealh wilh also could act on llieir belli.ehalf unless the person or a rcl:relative objects in advancc, seriousness," the organizatI zalion .said. T h e id e a d re w an argument ar] from Andrew f People .should comc: to sec organ donation “as-a-a - In addition to those-.wc.who die for want of an Kimbrell. policy dirccio:lor of thc Foundation on ' social duly, ns nn ncl on behalf o f our fellows andid organ, thousands moreore endure painful and Ilconomic T rends, a watclatcbdog group on bioethics ; th e community ... thatI is to be routinely expccied"J" expensive treatment to survive! with defeclivc issues and author of a forthcoming book on' I Let Fordd Motor Co.0 . Maice I and thnt would rcduccc "the"t wastage of a preciousJS organs, said James L... ^ N elso n , a.h ealth eth ics -tran.splanlfi,—The-H - um an'tn~BodyShop." ------— •| human resource,” saisaid tlic Communitarianm specialist and chief authorlor Thc network is a thinhink tank tliafbclievcs thalat have thcir organs removlovcd if they objected on something ns intimate anduid with as m any religious socicty gives too muchII prioritypi to individual rightsts religious or philosophical:al j grounds or simply found . and ethical implicationsIS 1us the human body, we and too little attention to iindividual responsibilities.*:s.T th c idea disturbing. don’t w ant the state to'miikliikc'thal'decision.’' j S tu d y :IM iddle-iiincom e ALj e r i c a n !IS lose inssuran ce •; WASHINGTON (AP)(A — One millionn premium costs became tottoo high. * ICjirolina and Mas.siichusetisetts, but the data did not I Americans enming $25.(>5,000 to $50,000 lost iheirir Many others in thc middle-incomemi( group lost ofTcr « any reason for this coiconcentration. I licaltlj insurance lasl year’car. according to a_fitudy o)f f jobs Ihnt had suppliedd healthI insurance, said The number of middlc-iIc-income Americans who I Census figures releasedcd Monday by two groupsIS Woolhnndlcr. lost1 iheir health insurancencc in 1991 was panially ; pushing for universal healicalth care. O fthc working public,c, t those m osl likely nol to oflset < by an increase o f'insured in in higher incomc: I Most of the newly uniuninsured were while mcn.I, h av e health in su ra n c e ararc people employed in jgroups, m ak in g a total 72726,000 ncwly uninsured ' - - I said-Stcfne-Wuolhaiidliidler of Physicians.for. a ..-forustiy,.fishing,-houschoU lold jobs,, constniclion.ond.-i.-during thc year, accordinglg tto the study...... • N ational Health Proi;rain.iin. agriculture, according top thcthe Study. The total num ber o f uninsuredun Americans has 1993 TOIIPAZSPORTT COUPE Thc figures dcmonsiniltnilc lhat the health insurnncee Legislators 'and jududges were ihe on^y been I growing every yearir lo1 35.4 m illion in 1991, rproblcm is nol just a problempr of jhe poor, said_d occupational groups.in whiwhich everyone is insured, the i study .said. N O T O NsfEREDCEN N T O UT — — jW oolhnndicr.-...... Woolhandlcr said. As people drop iheir privalepr health insurance, [OUR POCKKET! ------^— Stdncy*\VDH'e7TllrcCTector ul‘ J*nbhc Cltliyh'^s~ imenp)y-90-pcn;cnr p fihc—t- it 1edlcald T 0 lts-eypma~ln-in-lW lrabourtni-TnltlloiT-^ O F /^ .I.Health Research Group,up, said inany people who_o_ rise in the number of•u ur n in s u re d in 1991 w as pcoplef started gelling Me<>1edieaid coverage for the > used lo have health insursumncc dropped It occaiisce coricchlrdted in Texas,, IrIndiana, Florida, North firel 1 time, according to thle e Sludy. ; ' Christmas 6 m -:: Special V Q 8 9 Price T 5 I •5alnpiiCT>t!)3a? (KOO h-r.l limrn qqu.iiitic«j tKfre*"# rcK»l» ano ISOO caififilrora Irorr FoiOMolor Co Jon «pp<(r*cKlctiHjil. BitMOSl SW-0 7J. na. mis par"'-'” i f S li n S i l S Ui and NO DOC FC£5. UH-.rt.K3.IK3 nnrntwio ri ItM Maoc VaU«ir (.Usd wiUilUlOa* 'q* . - . For th e b e st IrIn tha West, Shop. at...a ‘Em m ett 9-Carrisoon's

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Hiriul aiialy>;is w tinclcr'' Ik' c'oit : Some Democratss Iin Congress have d ate is soniclimc in Ihc fall.” said <- I'lllii.n iiml;u iik c t .Iclicii in i>nl> Slci>lei.haiisen ex|K-cls ilic reiurnn luu> how jimj; llic hone;leyiijimii will lasi if cotnein e d th a t hccit piisliiny lcî>:istariv*ii lo a Feil Davidill JoJi n e s, an' ecoiii.niisi al A u b re y n i.in ilf; i-'l ilu- I'*'*.’ -.s.>nicwewli;jLlH.iiier_cconoiiiic jiro.'vlllMill______ltii;_L'L-U..ai,c.\pL:cli:;li:d.-))ii.slich iiitc r c il CliiiluiHull and llic . ^ ctiairiiian"s icrni r>nm conciirrcnily G, Lansiansnn it Co, "They can wail lhal ...... ■■■|isU;n T 3.1.,, Ih c T ic a s u r y w ill hriiij;*inb more ia\ revenueiiue lales hij;hcr nc.\l \e.>eai. H c n n ~ wiili the pri.Skfcnt*':*<: sn an incoming tongI bccausc-inflationb( is noi'a nc|);tninctil s;.iJi.i : .M ini.lay. lh1 a n laM year. Hui. Ilie llie Top I'd poli'licyiiiakcrs mcl Cmiyi ____ / p resid en t CDtilil iname his own prohlcmicm ." ______^ ____ lbii4UpJicl\u; ii'v |.m il's :inil ■•o\ iTlimenl'siTI saving's .nid loani':in \I o n i l : i v h .^h im l i ______LLiiliLiLil_iJuiii^cconumisL»_bclitfy4;______c,\|K'iuliliiros \v;is.vas S.<:.7 hillion in clcaniinup prohahly will yci lhe I tale policiu.s. .siini III u I u s ~ Gr^^SWspfll Cireeiispan ami«i llic other si,\ inlereslesi rales will remain relatively N'(Ufnilii.T ;ii k I ' hiilinii In -iiuihorilorily 10 siari speiuliiij: aj:aiii.ain. kcoiiomists saidill il w a s h i g h l y [lack.iy^.lye, il co u ld h.ôsi inlcrcMM rales r mcnihcrs of lhe Fc•cd'.s Washinglon stable.le. The prime rate, the Dtioiicrriirc fiisi ni nioiiiir.)r iiic .iircii'ir.ivhli;'heen'iiirlioM ii sincencc' ■ unnkl'Iy“llilil Ilic'F.Fed ilccTileir 111 ili> ~ liric srsii.iln li Iiiriatiim.' ------■|)oard”all liTTvi-'hcc:eirappoiiiled by “ hcnclim,lim ark' for many bii.'iincss- an d ------iKcnl yoar. Tliclie iilcl'icil lo ilalc is l.isi .•\pril.Ap slic said. a ii\ih in ’j: iiiveii ihcic yiow iiii’ s ijin s o f Suchiicli a III.tve. tiowevcr. wouldlill also Rcpiihlicaiis. Unlessss Iherc is an early consum'umcr loans, was expcctcd to •______i^^^1 o.-l ii..-ri.-L-iii■•III lariHT Ih.iii-llic \^’lIl’ilho.ul lliai autliorily. Ilie . siK'iij!lli ill lh e ccoiK)iitccn Nfvl.,' h ilh o ii u:i['u a p (luniii! Ilic lir.sl Rcsu’lujluiioii I rusi (,'orp. so lar thisiTTis "I iliiiik llie l-c.I■.[“ ilTiniyht and ■'eliuils.iTv------iTppnrnnTiTTTo-apprp~fTiu -.sivniirf>irc"io ' since i:isilast July.------^------=------Iw u n io iillis o f? hii.luci hi year I'w :. \cai lias h; hecn a iiioiicyinakcr for uail I.i see wliichI way\ tlic economy ' I-or..r Iho lim e hciiii:. C lintmon i lias Ihe Fed will mil nccccur imlil Jan, ."^.l. Long-ing-lerm niorlgage rales, which \shjii Ilu- ilctk'it■•it I CNcnliially sn arcil Ihc j;o\eri)iiicni, >;o' hriiijiiiij: in a iicl moves IieM." saidIII M'.irk X .am li. a n y m icc iout of hi.s way to sayy iin icc I*;‘)4. rellcci;l pipressures in financial markets. to a iv o ' mI S 2 0>11.2 II.: hillion. uf ,6.2S6. hillion in Ociohcr andmil ecoiioniisi .n Kei;.-pi.inal l-'iiiani.-ial iliinysys ahoui (irecnspan andll sendS' Analy.sts said ihatat llic Fed. which liavc-bci• been more volatile wilh 30- I'lu' H ii'h ;iihadniinislraliiin is Novcmc in lv i. Associalcs in Wesi'c.1 C ticsler. I’a, c.iliiiiii!liii^ siyn.ils Io liiiancial martiiarkels valuc.s iis inilepciulu len cc III)'matter year. I'lxeilI'lXi rale mortgages dipping lo pi>>K-^lin;r a S%.'-l .'4 I hillinn ilcl'icil I'halIial's I'cc.iiise il coiilim ics. loIo Bin Ihc l-'cifs ina.laciiiiii is nol likely llial lie lic is iml yoiny lo let liis ,sli.sliorl- who is in the W hile.* House,I will inosi a l ‘.^-yc;-year low of 7.84 pcrccnt in itus vfar aiul Ihc tlu {'oiiyrfssional sell Ihc ihi securities and forctioscil^cil 10. Ia_si lo n j:. ItII I h c e c - n n n in y tcm i siisiintulus d c n ii cffortN lo conconiroT ccnainiy ign«)re Cliilin to n ’s offers o f Septemrmber b only to sian climbing as ------n.K iih-rnrnî-r'?~'s!’'i'ri)ininn'rnui~ic.ircs'cst;ui'"inlicritcd--l'r0m"l:iitc(l-le d------^cimiinm-'r-in-pft-MtM mnpcrnexi-yenr— thr-fciitciicral-hiidyel-dcllcit:------cooperiition ------H-f------fh c ------nc-w—finiiticiii:leiiil-m iirkeis-beciime-worritfil------I'livau- iinisis say ii more ihril'lsls hulI li.is nol sjK'iil new fundsids .mil if lhe C'liiilonI aailiiiiiiisiralioii, as C'liiilillion told re p o rie rs lasi wcck w. adminislnilion's cco.-onomic program lhai aI ClinlonCl .victory would inflate likL-K ^ \||| tv illll IhcII raiit;c nt' 10 in [i.iyiilyini: .>11 dci'osiiors. Insiead.I. ilii e \p c c ie i l. Iic I|k Hiiiliiius along vvilli a llial lie lie aiiil (irccnspan had a yooil. jjo sends the dcdcit soari■ring. Ihc budgiidget tleficil. _ i-.i!iioiiii.s,<:() Ilillhillion. keepsis faik-d; llirifis open unlitI il S20 h illio n lo S.M) hihilliiiii .lose o f la.v lenyihylliv disciissi;i- o f itie ilk nalion's jiross As^ Usual,ii Social .Security was■ as lales. analysis said, I » illI dllu w hai I can to work onDll il." of a Wasliinylim foI'orccasiing firm , iiionihi low to' of K.iy perccnt lasi week, doiuoslii.' pMulucl,K'l, should b e d o w n ih c hii:lii'.jicsi sinule spcn.liny ileiti.in. .Slany econoinisisIs liclicve itic first C.’liiiloiilon proniised. ackn.‘)■>.‘> l-'cd t.ile liike co u lilII ioccur .IS L-arlv as llial liehe did nnl c.xpcci lo .sec eye-ryc-tn- work for so long." M ortgage•age Corji. lallK-f itiaii l ‘i‘i:i*i:'s 4,‘) perccni. hillii.n>n loi r itie lis c a l y e a r so far. up ii|) .Mav, - . eye willvilli lhe cenlral hank alwjiy.s,'s, Ejvaiis and olher cieconomisis look Manyny ccoiiiimisis forecast ihal imisi Kaihlecn (i,‘> ]icriicrceiii from a vear earlier. The Feifs aciionmis iK-M y e a r ,a r e 'i n a laicr Wall Sircci Joiin'iin ia l for llic Fed lo begin1 pushing| iiiiorcst mortgagi•age rales will stay near ihis- _____ seen as ciilical lolo Ilu- success or Iniervie'^'icw. flintoii c.vprc-sscd stippuppon raies hiyticr. perhapsis t>y laie spring, level ihroiihrough midyear. ____

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^ ^ ------1 - • ______Jj______Tuosday.T Docombor 22. 1902)2 Timos-Nows. Twin Foils, Idoho A-5i-, Nation Men relleased aifter Hie-ey remove 5ush, %eltsin saiid to maake ^ ■ • ross put I!incinnati rogress on STAL C T T rei a t y ^Klanrcn up in C pr _Cm£:iNNAIL(AB)^^—_A -K Ia n ______... T n V - A S H Im N ioToN'fA 'pr— id.-nf RiKh and was at leg; l^lit avlavc to see what they wan/ant to do . V of 3,500, repi•epresenting about a two-thithirds reduction know thee g gigantic steps llial have bc()een laken so far," witl/ith that.” ■ - from currcntnt levels.I It would eliminateiale all multiple- Fi'tzwjlcr-a:r-suid. -A nd Presidenl Yelielisin has already SiSnowden cited Ihe splinuinters and ...... -.'M iHsiles-buscd-on-land-and-w-would-donway—agrccdlo-th j-thcstrrcductionsrso-irjusrm makc.'i-.'tcnscTo'try expixposcd'nntls'lcfr'whcjpnnnjn ^ ro f'th e” ------wilh Ihe Russiiissians’ bigge.st n uclcar missilssilc,thcSS-18. lo get themcm into formal agreement if possible by the crosros.s’s ba.sc w as b r o l ^ . f «» nrfm iniiilm tim )’• ______B ush_caUUcd.Yeltsin-frQm-thc-Qjv' c ~>vni nffii*t« n n rnrt n f th«» n, i Monday forr a discussion thal was terrermed short bul FitzwatcrItcr said lower-level negoliali(Iling teams would ■l'i-'>s s id e . / 0 fruitful. have to recocconvene soon lo com plele theth treaty. He said T Tl hc cro.ss, m adu o f foik^ty(^ ^ -fo u rs "It reprcscrsented progress," said thele White House the Bushsh administration wouklid nol discuss painaimed white, was W ; ^ fctfcJl high. official, who10 .agreed to’discuss thc taltalks in general arrangemements for a summit meeliMing to sign Ihe At,t thci top was a^^n oon n /w h a t terms on condsndition he not bc identifiedied be name. “ It STA R T II11 trtreaty until all the issue.s weA-ere settled. app

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Breat Clothes Dt TUx«do Rentals UR6! Uon.-e«t-10:00 •.m. to 9S>0p.0 0 pjn r“;-:------n MogtoVoloy Mra or i------734=5503-“ "°“-- su n ,ll:o o •.!!).loTiOOpjn. -.: iiave to Be ExpeMnslve Avallablo ...... - — Savinfls off orUjinnl»l pnpncos. Solocllon mny vnry by siofo. Somalilia Multiliple intcernationlal criseiJS place Iheavy ddemandss on Recid Cross / "T*2JliVA (AVj>lP ) lh”a world warr i in Afghanistan; fighjinging in wounded. Sommarijruga said. lo wanarn that ICRC delegates:s w\ e re “This has been the.th most jm pa^iL -—Hiclic-IGRC-hiidHo-rcnbhundreds-uf-1 ------reeling from criscsiscs in Somalia and Mov.iizambique; mass arresis;is iil I'rcdcric Maurjrice. an JCRC_JuiiLiiL_imi_appaIling-^jonditi oon n s j n ^ Opcrdiioii o f odr hi‘iiislory,’’ h e said o f tmck.s.:k.s. and even ships, cargo planes Ibrmcr Yugoslavia./ia. the Intemational Algericriu: ethnic chislics in llii ^lbnm b n :r__velcranr-wts'lrtlUflcd'iira shellnig Somali;alia thal demanded intematilational the Somalia aid. Tin'he IC R C has .spent andI hehelicojjters for the effort, hc Committ cc’of"thcRc-Red-0rns!ris iflthd Sovic/ict-U ttion,‘including Cicorjorpia.- attack-in -May-ns-s-h e '-a p p ro a e h c d —rcliefjaifjand-hclp.lo-Tcslozc-Oidci:.— Somalia this vcar. suid.L m iddle o fth c mostist dangerous( areas. -A rmncnia, c Azerbaijan and Tajikistkistaii; Surajuvo-in-a-Rcd-J~Cru!U.convuy-tu ___ 13 ujLliU L lc .was done_untiItil la.st onc-third o f ils toialal budget. . Butut i if governments were slow in bonding with thcir own dircct • And the growinving problems are I Ihe civil w ar in Liberia, ‘ lake charge ofif. the Bosnian Augustusi after news accounts; begun bc The.quantily of' foodfi it sh ipped in respon they have been keeping cash spreading rcd pinsins 10 new areas on . T'he "' Rcd Cross has also actedted on operation. Two other o Red Cross showin/ing stain.-ing chilcfren d ecprived p r jim jycnii ~ I5(50.000 tons — help; tl the humanitarianan organization's behallalf of Indonesian governmnmcnt staffers were wound:idcd in the allack. o f fooj>0(1 by roving bands off well-\v "ilwarfed ils prcvioiious relief efforts, flowing^ing to the ICRC. so funds have w orld map. dctiiiniinees in Easl.Tiniqr; victimsims oli .Oficii ihc_W-ork.k J s_ u n s'u n g , Tl''-’ anned:d ttilUgS, Sommuruga said,, ItsI 100 Geneva- nol betbeen a problem for the relief flghliiI lin g in Cambodia. .Sn Lankaka ;and ICRC prefers lo vwork behind Ihe “Wev'e w e re trem en d o u sly aloi;ilonc." based staffers aiand 1,500 local agency.nc^he said. "It’s been a tou[ough year, a lough Peru, sccncs U) maintaiilin it.s neu lrality , said Sommaruga. S< The only> 01 other helpers distribiiled:d h o t m e a ls from T hhe e Committee now has about year for thc victimsms of conflici.’’ said inn_Sonialiu._abuui __l.i_ lC1C J JU J__OflcniUuui-Hj-vvQrk.rk-iilone------rdieHwC-workcrsin.SomuliiLivcrc.a.c.a_fcvv— 900-conm juiiity^lcilchcns-io-aroundj __ UOOO-nJO-rcprci:cntaliYi:S>jnoaLoLlhcni______itkC Presidedent Cornelio siaffeiTers have been killed this year.yt Somniaruga saiaid he wrote lhc represciscntntives of privale charilarUies million people. The;icy operate a large Swiss,i'ss, w o r k in g in 51 c o u n trie s , S om m aruga in anan interview in his a number of others have: beenhi U.N. Sccuriiy Couiuncil last Dec. 23 — butIt ino govem m cnial agencies:ies. hospital in MogadisIislui. ______Sommaim aniga 'ii*i<.L,______----- ' G en cv a-o fficc. '■ "T Thc’world-is nol - - running as it shoulould. The demands ______o n tliy lC R C iireUciUciin;ildg»s,”______------1------— t When Israel depleported about 400 Palestinians loo the border of _ ■ Lebanon this week,ek, ICRC delegate.s V were there to provrdvide shelter from I thc freezing rain V/lWhen the prisoners I w cfc Icfl exposed:ed in the standoff H ------.--belwecii-lsnicl und-IlULcbaiion^J______■ For months.. ]I C R C s t a f f e r s ■ provided'the only on , food many K • SomoHs v.-crc-ublc-tcc-to-gci this-yeur;------— ^ ~ V li • They have opencened thc detention camps in formerer Yugoslavia to m m international scnitin;itiny. prc.ssuring the - • warring factionsms to lel them S Ak V 2 Oi S O[> % interview cach prifprisoner in private and to release them.m . Openilions currenrently include relief operatton.s to thee viclimsv of; civil H fe::— Internationimal aid I K l-* T m r - J f c i r to Sohialiaa ■ r ...... Thoso nalions aroiro

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" T h e re is no coc:oordination, no systematic coverageIg e to get seed to villages.” suid Hassaiisan K halifa o f the U.N. Food andid Agriculture HH Organization. "Witheithout it. they cun w plant nothing.” • FEr Khalifa, a Sudancincse agronomist wilh 30 years’ cxp

Even before dictactalor Mohamed 7 Siad.Barre fell ancin d h is c o u n try jf collapsed into chr;h a o s , n o v e lis t ' • Nuruddin Faruh hadid begun a novel ^ ------about-a-Sonialia-full-jlLof-looter£-and------^ ----- thugs”' ...... ______T hat m ig h t in it!;itiicif not be so I remarkable — butIt Il-arati has nol I seen,his homelandd iiin 18 ycarsr-A ------9 death senlence has keptkc) him away. I The Somalia of FFa a ra h ’s m em ory i and imaginalion is a vividv place, Afier decades olof Italian and w i Brilish colonialism.I, followed by 22 yeors of homc-grow3^ dictatorship nurtured on the sour s milk of , r ' ^ geopolitics, Somallalia could nol escape u violent fate.e. ^ “The phenomenonon of the looters ■ i ------R c g r - '------S a l e ------ean-be-«xplaincd-inrinrthe-followtng ------1 — Z T" ^ 'Siad Barre was a ______I .13aaj-towel.-2,7x5aiL_ irvnt) 11.OQ ______way»"said Farah: “Sit ...... ■■■"■■ ------• -lo o tc rim h e ”gUis^' oJf^lfead f i ofstnte. I "Royal Velvet^’" C lassfc Hajid [ towel 12.00 7 .9 9 Tlie coloniiili.st w a si a marauder and I \\V:ishcloth 6.00 3.99 ; looier in the guise oof f ia country with I IB a th T o w el a civilizing'mission. KZI 1...... I LLuxurious, extni-thiclîc k l()()".i c o m b e t l I-I'ingertip towel 6 .0 0 3 .9 9 . : "Whoever has thehe guns has the ccotton towels from FiFieldcresi- T u b m a t 26.00’ 19.99 power.” ;)ftne.ss. (Ihoose Farah has been ununable to finish S9 9 . 9 9 t W i n Ppam per you with soft Q ueen bath sheet. the novel; its charavcr that is 1^M atching “Roy>yal V elvet 2 0 0 00” Bath Rugs week in In These Tirrrim es, a Chicago Karo-step j,, quilted. Madede in the Northu'cst bjby I*;icific Coast licB. u 16.()0-ilp0. 12|.i2|.99*36.99. From FiekUL lcre.st, o f lOO'.’u D u P o: ) n n t f NYLON. newsweekly. d qwlinettt)' fV Imagme Mogadishushu, an Italionute TaitircnT5^yr7w;il-nmtyT Made in USA, Bath Sh'S h o p . city by the sea in 197^974, th e last year R eg . S all i e Foroh saw his -t•home.' Over cappuccinos, SovietM advisersa speak Tw in 200.00 99.9'99 . I about solidarity withth the oppressed F u ll/q u ee n 350.00 189.9'99 African masses whihhilc plying Siad Barre witli ncw wcapoipons. K in g “ •{00.00 219-9!99 A few years laterte r , S ia d B a rre |sj.Natural Bedding. invades the Ogaden,:n, occupied by Ethiopia; at a keyy imoment, his ^ 'Russian friends abandindo n him . 3Save 50% At desert placcs wilhwi names like ^ Jijigo and Din Dawa,i'a, C uban'troops “Poinsettia” ] Danimask Tableclot)th and piIolFaestroy. theaicTlussian-gins Ricii red or hunter damrrm slTfor your holulay'lrtab lc v " and ^ e Som alis w h o ccarry them. ■ :er/43% cotton. Importrted . From the Ogaden,•n, more than 1 ÊasyAV ^ : r~ contagious d isease.” n nH the* ______IQamJpm__ 1 flam-1 flp m ______L — T~------In-hiS!-1986^novcl.:?i :___HOURSt S : ^ ______^Zi£_RC!3 NMAJCHL earlier three-part “ Variâriotions on the , Theme of an Africanm 1D ictatorship,’* reissued this year,r, 1Farah writes '------about Africans atat. war with ______themselves.______I______mM ^C_VAI^Y MALULL, TWIN FALLS -. 734-48007 ' TOLL FREE F, IN IDAHO - 1-1-800-286-480S ____ .___~ A-8 Tlm o3-N ow 3.'Twin Falls, IdaMO' Tuutiday,ay, bocitnbor 22, 1992 “ W o r ldd .V.1 fn 1 SEA:ISON G; l o s eC- oU T ffl M ~ O N ^ N 0 WirrmESriTLiivin r ITED TO SUPPLYLY OH HAND! ^

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Lebanon Supnpreme Court planned to coiiii.>iilinue dem and the iniplelementation of ihc , I PICK Y!r o u R ^ (Al*) - HutidrciIre d s' oF- d e p o n e d ' liearii;iring ilil appeal brtlie dcpbnatnations U.N. resolution ihafcatled111 for”our" Piilcslinians weree strandedsl in a frozen on TTi iiesdiiy. return lo our land." m)-m:in’s land betv•etween Lebanon and Lebanon Lel has refused lo harborbor Ihe The reference:• was' 10 the U.N. I TIRE 5 's resolution I'riday I. ^ EJ W ------isracl-hcid-tcrritoritory—Monday-night^—susptspocled-fundaiiiuiiiali^kl-MuhlU h iiiiii_ l .e.airjiy Council's bluckcd from'rciumuming ro iheir homes wilhiIhin ils borders. Tlie Intenuitiiliitional deiiKiruling thal tlthe expuIsions~bc 'mmittce for the Red Cross scl;el upi a rescinded, iPIGKYIr o u R ^ hy llic guns ol'Isnicnieli allies. ■ Coini H u d d led in oo:coals and blankets lentIt camp, bill on Mondayia y . a In the pilch d;irk.k, w ith d ie s o u n d o f againsi the cold,■Id. screaming war Lebabancse arn-iy ofliccr ordered■ed ilie diigs barking in - E ! SIERRA LDGL SiERRA A/T DELTA MUD TRAC slogans iind w;ivi;iving copies of the Paleslesiiniaiis lo leave, triggeringing lhe members of anolhiiher fundamcnialisi / J1 ^ PRICI •On/OllfloRoad vAII Season group, the Iraniaian-backcd Shiite •Lonrj-LileliJ Ifcad •Pfcmium All Seasonon •Raised^wliife^ Le! CIS K o n n . Ihe 415 i’alti’aleslinians vowed to confnifronlation wilh the SLA. •Sloel Radiadial •TuUcless Steel aDll:ii •Sicel Belled | j f £ ^ go back to fhe occoccupied West Bank- AtM the lent camp, l.chiincsc iirmy;ii ..Muslim Hezbollah,ll. loiuled tw o tru c k s and Ga/-i Strip, orir ddie trying to do so. ollicele e rs sa id ih e y had tin t)rdcrss loli lel will) blankets and fbfbod from the camp g^ || LT235/75 R-15 RWIWL 6 PLY $97.381 $98.40 ®nn Rut their march;h >Wiis stopped when the: deportees di back in. ami thele m1 en to tak e d o w n jhe_road ll lo the 8b|IB 30X9.50 R-15RWLWL 6 PLY p9.50I $103.53 m m tlic South Lebanomon Army. Israel's wererc left in ihe barren; frozen11 /one/ depiirtees. IB 31X10.50 R-15 RWRWL 6 PLY $105.50I |l10.f4 "JiSl - allies in the swathh o f Lebanese land it belw;\veen i the Israeli-held st>uihu ih ern I-'oreiyn Minisier I ^ 31X11.50 R-15 RWRWL 6 PLY $ 9 9 .5iO 0 $108.50I $117.94 controls along its norlhern border, sectorlor and the are;i conirollcti by the liie Sccurily Counciicil lo ■•impose c le a r ^ 33X1 2!sO R-15 RWBWL6PLY $104.50;0 $119.50I ^31.02 |[J lired artillery andnd m ach in e gun.s to Lebailanese anny. sanctions on Isnicl"J" for deporting the ( bar Ihem fromn advjincing into Afl\fler the aboried reUirn., A /i/ Piilcstiniiiiis and restaled re Leb;mon's st'nilhem Lebanon.n. IDwei,'c ik . 4.*', o n e o f lh e d e p o• n e e s ' refusal lo accepi Ihei LARGE IPICKUPSPE»ECIALS! ig The SLA had wa:warned earlier thal it leadders. e said the group \w;is I he sliowdown beganIn an hour a'fler m l ^ L T 2 3 55/85R1610PLYTUBE / IBELESS S m had mined the apprpproaehes 10 Isniel’s "detei;termiiied to reiurn home tir>r l.ice1 lh e L eb an ese ;iri:rmy ordered the 8 || so-called "securityity zone"" lo prevent manyn y rd o m ." Palestinians lo leaviive lhe ciimp they JRUj IK DELTA SIERR>RA . DELTA GOODYEAR W m ______auy-i’aliisiinians-rroifrom returning______"\V.W c w-j.'tr.l liv e in iL-nis_lbr..i!ie_:iie_res!__duj\lKd,.lhe "Jeruisaleni C:imp fo£ a yffCj ___ A /T A L L CHAPARRAL WRANGLER Two deporteesres were wounded of ooui u r li\ e s ." D w eik lo ld le i’oVlioVlers- K iipiil R e iu rn ." TiTo returii to'thcFf' SEASON TR^kCTION^-^ Aft slighdy by sliralirapnel from 'the "Weie don'l like c;imps. We dnii't't wwiint homes, they had no0 choice■ but to pass ^»vJ CAN BB STUDDED lunition. Reporters . lo be5e laI b ele d refu g ee s." llu-ough Israel's svci exploding amniun Reg. $129.79 Reg. $139.95 ^ Rog. $149.50 Û U ______ujok-Uicui_to-J_cli-clitiiiLJiuLlli-uLLhi:____ ASjj_the_dcDortees. i. knell luaviny-im; ill suiiare-niilei.secior■ c arv ed o u t'in ^->85 ••security zone" Ibror ireatment.i the ■free/ingfr coUi iit sundowii.. ihIhree Tii p ro te c t Tsri' Israel dcporled:d lhe 415 men on Israel:ie li ta n k s r u m b le d d o w n ;i Ilu ll sci'llcinenls I'rom iilli' n the securily /one ;ind deplo;|iloyed As the I’alesliniarans approa<;hed the jhtoe®^ Thursday in a clamrimpdovvn on Hamas, from 1 •elled Ibr two years, ye; would not be weaihJ P20S/75R15...... R E G . * 6 4 . 8 7 ...... S..SALE * 5 5 - 1 2 ■ been doing anyt!ly th in g to d e ra il • It was w the first comment l)y any p z i s / t s r i s ...... REG. *66.87 ...... SALES * 5 6 . 8 8 a T M relbnns aimed al shisharing power with lhe sackedsa offlceis since de Klerk Kh For Divee Magic ^ 2K P225/TSR15...... R E G . ' 7 1 . 8 7 ...... SALES * 6 1 . 0 3 ^ n n ------l.lHcks,------nm :d_tbe_iialiQil .SaHirclav ^ P235/75R15...... R E G . * 7 3 . 4 7 ...... SALES. * 6 2 . 3 5 B g ing he had uncovered a milit: Miij. Gen. Chrisris Thirion, deputy to wrcck opposition groups si. ; i A t s I 1 W E O F FE R A COCOMPLETE AUTO ------êliitff of military-intiintclligcnce.>-,iiclJLe_|;;‘;;,;;’hc Africim-National Cuiigrcis^ y H _____ ll his ^lismissal by ‘ . !S~&-TIRE-SERVICEICEPOLICY-ON ______w o u ld not appeal I lc Klerk fired.six generals and — ~SAVE“ ^ ^ President F.W. de= K O lher cr m ilitary personnel ;ind‘i'V.;,’ r OCEANIC ANDID GO SPORTS f r^ a iViaSTNEW "It is po.ssible: I made misiakes, seven:n soldiers on compulso^ lea l>S PASSENGER TIRriR E S .. b u r 1 n e v e r .int' WoPkmtotlilp tVarranTinty /• /I 5 *185 f \ constitutional proce;ice.ss.” Thirion wa.s includiuded poliiical murders. i m Rubber Vilva IliD t ? 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H |^^P during ra in s to rm b e fo re cIDthc^thcs,!’ . OiTicials saidid 54: holiday travelers pcmpting to landnd. M.lecuwcssc ec said he cscap- .1 en route to thisis jjjopular beach resort • 7 I "Il was real baDad weather and the ihroug!ough a ,rear cmcrgcncy door ji> • were killed...... airplane startedd rocking, and lhc beforeb rc the plane c a u ^ t fire...... The govemmcimcnt soid 282 people . r :• pilot tried to land la 1 ilrink three "I'I ran,Ihroughra the flames ond lh' - survived the crnslrash ofthe DC-10 with limes," a passengIger idiiniified as L. I wvas as out nnd ihcrc was foi- ■ ------— —vQryin&-injurieiricsT-Four-people-on;- -Ribciro told NOlOS-TV. “Then hc shootirloting at us. I just kept runnin board the Mar(larlinair flight from tried pulling up. OnO the third lime hc Whenicn I g o t 10 the fire truck'; I ______Amsterdam wcrc come in steep, amind I looked out the wnnlcdaled lo go'back, _bul_lhat’s wh: i The- pilot,I, w h o b r o k e h is window and saww the motor on the the cxjexplosion started." Mccuwi ’ • collarbone in the crash, told a doctor ■ wing burst into fli:flames and the wing said, ur wiiitl bliuuk Ihu Jtit — ------:------■ktfu w e s so said -f o u r -cx p lo x n ;;------L during the landiiiding and that a wing . "1‘hen 1 saw oionly fire.” Ribciro shookok IIhc plane aficr the crash.. hit the ground.1. 1TSF radio reported, ' said. T'he he crash is the font • i . The flight wass tataking vacarioners to Marccl^^ Meeu:uwessc. another comminmcrcial airline accidcnt • i Faro on Portugal’sal’s southern lip. c sensed'something Porlugilugucsc lemtory in 15 years. Passenger MarVarious Jungerius told iring lhc landing In1 NovemberN I97J, 132 pcopl • _ of panic os pcopeople tried to flee: attempt. w e rere :killed when a TAP /' 't "There was serecreaming-and-poople- ___ !!i-was-sitting-in.n.ilic middlc-ioward__P o ilu:lugul_Bocing_7.2.7_crashcd.__i. g ____ _ foiling over ecat ach o th e r. J s a w a Ihe back in lhc ssmoking scciion, Funcbaichal. on lhc Atlantic island < stewardess withlh bloodfc pouring from’ There was a loi olof rain as wc were Madcir;leira, her head. There Th was blood coming down.' I hhad this feeling - OneI'nc m o n th la ie r , a SA'I everywhere. Ihis idea - \yc were:ren't going lo come C aravavcllc c crashed off Madcii. . ■‘Those o f usIS Vwho gol out of the down all right, so3 :I grabbed my bag killingng :36 people, p lonc ra n a s ha:hard as wc could - APphow ,|jkg pillow aand bent over,"tf InI FcFebruary 1989, an Indcpcnd'. i i people weree running in all Reslescue workers look ovoror thot remains of a chartstered Dutch Jet that eras'ashed Monday whllp lantin tiin g Mecuwesse said, A ir CcifCcirp. B oeing 707 hit a hillsi ' • directions.” Junjungerius told Dutch I a storm In Faro, Portugalgal. At least 54 people wevere klllod on the planee nc get o u t." ’ said cargo0 jeljc crashed inura low-incci' • seriously injureurcd to hospitals in 40000 yards of the airport. ReRescue Affairs spokesworoman Diana Ulrich somelie passengers were Britishish and Mceuwesse. h o u sinsing i projcci near Scliipli> .. , Li.sbon. 125 milesilcs nodhw esl. w'orkers' or and search dogs pulledpi providal lhc lalesi.•st casually figures: Afric:rican. ------"I wanled to ststa y nnd help bul killing'.!ng'.lt least 43 people. Russian ^Cabinett memb<>er quits T j ~ SeiTbian pi^residentt leads, IbMt y lP ,S _ e 0 ^ tA l l j _ r he_,siosocial privileges for el.•lite members of C'hcmorm om yrdin to protect the ref ' ' C’ommniuiiist i apparatchik and'"lyilL-L'ongress of Peo|opic's 13cputics. "'•cslonlo re o rd e r" at h o m e. H e iH' i B i-L G R A\DE. D l Yugoslavia (AP)') - S e rb ia ’s elecloral pro(process failed to incci "miiiiiiimuni acceplable i 'hlustryIws direcior, became P'’"”'-* pr which had condcJcmncd (iaidar's C hernomomyrdin on Sunday 1 auihoritarianI prpresident. Slobodan Milo.se\i.sevic. appeared stan d ard s."i." said the repori I'rom oh:ibscrvcrs of the minisilister. refornis as dcstnicti , reportec.rtcdly named the rninislc) ' .• headed towiirtiard re-election Monday in v o ting lhat Conference:e ono Securiiy and C’ooperaiioion in I-urope. led lo keep. C hcm oniyrdiii ^ Iut Yeltsin*s spoke-;mann >said Chernomyrdin; 54: has saul he roposc candidates i'or - - foreign observe•rvcrs said w as riddled withtil irregularities F inal ol'fiiil'Cicial results w ere not exrxpected heforc Mi)ncMiday thal the core teamam of would continne refV and unfair pn.et•letices, Thursday, although it v.-as unclear whi-' inoinic rerormers assenihlccllcd by approach lhal insullations on lhc new C'al’t' i M ilosevic,. a fonner Conuiiunisl, is blblamed by ilie Panic was'as already; demanding a new.• \vole, preferably I’i*;” '’!'.'rormer head of gox ernm imciii. "impoverish" Russ likd'ikely to extend beyond iwi cai'^ t inlemational comniunily co for Ibmenling; w war crim es'iii in May 19W.'W . said his chicf adviser. Teoi ôr Gaidar, would remain inn placep wants to subsidize,ail,ngslalo.)»'tiaI a Bosnia-Ucr/egiX'goyina and C roatia, ilis. victory vi would Milosevic•ic Ibecame Communist Partyy iduel ot SerbiaI- ^ liinc o f Tuesday, said Yell ier Cheniomyrcliii. Pamlllova\-a w as industries and condc,dom..L-J the hordes esm an Vyacheslav Ko:.likov . — — - • further isolate:e SSerbia and perhaps lead to inicmalioiial in 19X7 bullul two years later he beyailan giving fiery . , a •member o f lhat leam. of private street pencddlcrs wlio have ' intervention in Bosnia,L speeches in favor of Serb n'i^tionalisns m .J n M)‘>().jis islikov said lhal as of Moii'' ■' •lose to Ihnirishcd under CJaSiidar-s polieics. Serbian Prenirentier M ilan Panic, the maitlain challenger, leader ol'lhethe renamed Socialist Pany.'. he1 was elecled She■he was not believed to bc clo> noon, "no specific names h:' asked thnt SunSunday's ballot be annulletlled because of presidenl. Y eltsItsin. hut was an oiilspopoken The choicc ofI' C h e rn o m y rd in b een1 given"g to Yeltsin. I '• . widespread fhiuihiiid and cheating, I-'or his supsuppon (br.Serb irregulars. MiVliliisevic is .seen suppoiporler of his market reforforms, niiffcd’reforincrs.. Yellsin' in rcccnt "backbokbonc ofthe Gaidar leaiii \ ' "It is only! a m atler o f liinc when Ihis ihii old. rotten as onc oTthcthe leaders most responsible.* Ifor lhc lighting Pamflliifllova also had crusaded against agii ilays has made a shshow o f reining in be preseicserv cd." he added. -—■ ------systCTTT-will-hnviTnvntrbc 'changcd:‘'~P3nic~saisaid; ------thal-haskilhl-people-in-ihe ------With 13.6 pepercent'of the vote counicilied. Milosevic former Yugosigoslav rcpahlics ofC roaiia an-l?ri«*rime.Ali!UsU;LJuliii-Maiucsai iaid.Suudai’_lbal______S J C I P> i A N T S y have supponedled the opposiiion.” ihe siaiitatement said, he and Presid<:sident Bush had discussed stritrictcr saaciions Men’s & Ladies' SSizes. Windproof, Ki M any were youi'oung pcopl(/. w ho tend to1 support si Panic against Yugo>igoslavia if ihere wctc no "rapapid and radical and the oppositic>ilion, o r people who joinedJ a:an opposiiion change o f polipolicy" loward Bosnia/ water-resistant. PeiPerfect for Layering. Kj bojcolt o f federaleral eleclions last May. il saiijaid. T he measiiasures coald include cuttining postal and (M en ’s R eg. J But it WQSs tctoo early to tell whelherier the whole telcconimunicinication links and possibly elcdosing borders. , $ 7 0 .0 0 ...... ^39^® ^ m k ^W om en’s ^1^ GARMISCH No-coi)nfideneei vote fallss short in India 1S SKI JA.000 Hindu zealots bul a ppre- I 19 m em bers o f PParliament, but H CSCOTT rallies'and agreed:d Ito Slop arresting mediiidialed operation - "an acllet o f only 106 voted becacause olhers were H g REG . $ 11 1 1 9 .0 0 party members.linklinked w ith banned betniy.•ayal and vandalism .” in prison or absent, GOGGlL fS iK™*39' ...... Germalany outlaaws 3rd n(leo-Nazi ggroup I JR eg. $ BONN. Germirmany (AP) - Fromat andi the Gemian Aliemative.vc. by two fircbomhs Saliaturday night, bul $ ft; 3 2 .0 0 ...... *1999 \ ed and property ^ $y CJovemmcnt authoriliorities on Monday Gerlierliard Glogowski. Ihe interiterior no onc was injurec ADU LTS 49^.^ " 1 : ------o u tla w e d ----- a____ihirdlh. n e o -N a z i rninisliisler for Lower Sa.\ony, saidlid lhci damage was minor. organization andI a newspaper said dccisuision to ban ihe WillieliflTillin;linvcJT ------ThC'Wcffam-Soni atlack-s by Germany*!ny’s radical right are groupup was made after poli)olice said right-wing raditlicals had carried H J declining. . conlisiliscaled neo-Nazi propagandaIda in out 2.184 acts o f violiolencc as of Dec. - Lower Saxonyy states said it. has Dec.. 9 9 niids, • - 13, in clu d in g I1.953 against H .... banned the Germa:m an C o m ra d e s h ip Rig)ight-wing extremists launchached foreigners, which Icfl Ic 17 dead and ■ ) S I S ^ lg o f about 60 neo- m oree violence ' over the weekeikend. 542 injured. The newew spaper .said lhc I Federation, a gang c • S him ano indox ATOMIC SKIKI PACKAGE J Nazis based in Wilhcilhclmshaven. a port Vandaldais wrote “ Dealh lo Jew s." "Si"Sicg information camc from fr the Federal . m shilting Wk ATOMIC SKIS...... $2GS28D.OO / ] , , J city in lhc north.Gcmlemian suile. Meil”!” anda olher Nazi slogans on aabcbout Officc for Protci[ection of the H M • S tu rd y high The federal govcnvcmmcnt has laken 20 gra’jravcstoncs in a Jewish cemelcnclery Constitulion, an intcltclligcncc agency H ff tonsllQ framo W i NORDICA BOOTS...... $1€5 1 6 0 .0 0 / f f ' .eipzig, and toppled 10 olhers.:rs. A and the chicf watchi:hdog of German ■ \ • Lightwoigdt H the sam e actio n agiagainst tw o larg er in Leij; MARKER BINDINGS ...$12512 5 .0 0 J |{ neo -Nazi g roups,:. tlthe N atio n a listic refugeegee shelter in Grcifswald was'as hil democracy. • \ allo y whcBCJls • ■ -POLES-...,...... ,..$.$25.00-— 2 -i------" 7 “REtM M ~ ' Europe, CsZlanada ^ .S290.00 B_ JMOUNTING & WAX...... $$2 2 5 .0 0 ' f m g • TOTAL $ £ tA ~ C end fishing f799 jV ■VALUE ■ _ O J - BRUSSELS. Belgclgium (A P)-^lie^^H f m c w MPLETC PACKAGE ' pPF r i c e ^ K B m European Commun;lunity and Canada have ended a di.spulclUlc thot led Ottawa to close its ports anand waters to EC N O W '^289= fishermen in 1987,^ CanadianC and EC I officials said Monday M aigic g i Valley Mall U M anuel M arin , ththe EC nsheries commissioner, saidlid an accord was T wrin i i falls || initialed in Ottawaa ono Thursday und must bc formallyly signed by lhc 7333-0367 II g o v e rn m e n ts o f'Canada Ci and ihe g i trading b lo c’s 12 mermembers. _ Ottawa had clai:laimcd that EC 5 K I SPOR ■ssffiss W ipi — - li s h ^ r m w - w e r c - dl5plctlngTTOCk5:in=^^te ^ l O - D O T y r — M ------— > by catching too \ NEW^TOORE^HOURS5:----- 90 -.‘Canadian waters b; MONDAY-SATORDAY10-10I » SUNDAY 11-7 . CHRISTMASW EVE^^SAM ^ftA ^ A S H ^ o a ^ V much fish in nearbyrby N orth A tlantic. fishing grounds. ..., ll

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X j— .llio.way —:------G-G.vmeni|SOI P«M— iM io iT i> r ^ r F T D Trrm t ^M f^i7.|-.|-l____ ^GEN'senlcil key w hose |iiir[)ose is in iiii- ’ Aworiiion to Cily in Ut: 7 I □ I e Ia H n Ia It k dtxirs pa-vii)iisly shiii tijiht. l-'iKus r r r V . W <:««/{ V work 6 K.nd o l bC l i u n i e - V rT > v A I \ crcdibiliiy. public iinapc, letial ajjree- } Lively 9 InlDrminalr - I Chicarjo .iroa lOSpn'klo ^JbI£JHAJM p.IlU onca'di ■ O jp jP |R |E jS jS j iiiciii. n ------5rN5i-ic'a>rc ^ ------" f r ^ f l v is—J------1 g W ^ Is.^crct. T ak e iiiimediaie aeiinnl" I Vicior.os 12 Author MuHuntor B L lE lA lC h Te T[r n g m ? l 3 M B - vcaK::aNCER (Jim c 21-JuIy 221; i-cflini: ITmillliirmw^C^ 56I LtLower in rank 13 Triivulud 0 I lilY b fTAln|R|SM T|0|TlE|m CANeuphoria tltiiiiinales - sccnarin Ica- ’ Flavoring plant 2t A conjuncunction r K a III a pT bTibma IbTe twi a i r |T | ol ciipii I Beetle Bailey ' . B y Mort Walker S3 — :s discovery, exploration. Ilinalinii or I — boar, 23 noady lor lA IT lO llf M f c iA T jf l lureslice ili> m eeiiin’ lhat niiitht ilcvelop into ■ W ickoOnoss proiSQS,1 ° " '” lySSfsM 5 A R ( 5 e , WC>ULULC7 V o u : ] . ]f AAULTlPL£-(e-CHOicE S||4 ‘4 ] ' bulb S NlEkl ■VlT chaiieeous relationship.i Keep tecciil rc'olu. ■ G rnvon imngo 25 EdiDlo bull I IclA finA lTtE iTI M,'rioiis i T A K e M E^ TCTO P I N N E R I 5 a U B & T lOws H i WORK ) ' J 1 . r 1 G7MM uaical work 27 Qlnmistlh. • - ■■■RrTrrrnr is conccm ing d id . iiuiiition. f -<7ive-A\e-A-pi\-& ie:Kf^^—/ ------I _EV^gRy_T^/-T-i/Ae—:------. —^ p y j — -- ' ______fiQAtA clor Doa'Ity 20 Wo.lnos JiO (July 2.?-Auj;. 22); Aitentinn le- V “ ol © M A R R Y M e 'o tu t:------.“ “ JFKlmjiy------tes an'iininfiiinerTiniirty'lo lieiliiiify' ’ y ~ UM/W’ .. 59 At:All's oppositu 30 "Thp ^ Dundiniis. lo .iy s to a ' iliuiiestii.' har- - 70 H.ivingy\; n Cantordui n IF It ^ V f T v I i I i I supouncly. Purchase ol' iiuisieal iiistmniciit is 9 Ie Id Id Iy B l I eT a i rounOud root 32 Coroal gra a T d i s " ^ b d T aT b i s i ictiire. •’ C aM live juices stir. Fotoiil inumbiir 33 Bo Ol uSO * ' ^ 1 1 I inpicliin y / / ^ M TRGO (A ug. 2.i-.Se|il. 22): What ap-' 36 Spilngs 12/22/92 yiRGvd lo ".slip a w ay" will Iv Ixitk on ' X W F ^ / l D(DOWN 38 On in yoar IKnired l< J V labio le ground alnuisi instantly. Don'l - ^ r v ' ThThiur.t 43 ExpJainabii IiniTie l'i -£/ / M 2 oilOlivi.1 gonus AA UtiiiiodI a imatt 52 Snapshot ‘ Ite delay wilh defeat. Utali/e also — ovun kocI 45 Uko 54 Roody 57i Doprossod oroo lvin(: ‘I alotie h as notliinj; in iln witli - ‘ J(iollci,;i 40 Coloringg nimallor 55 Ctinngo Ifio 59 ( Finfshod ll':il j; I’t" lonely. ' ______Is ‘tfccr^r f60 E b b or n oop i>ciii);IBRA loi (.Sent. 2.^-Oct. 22): l-w is on .COc o u rso 50 Bittor horborb 56 Pross ( ni/alion. deadline. rcsi>li':>' a'l:iiionship eoulil involve irav- L.' il 5> 5 „ 0 / y . _ , i ______.'ZJL.J'iilih.-.Atul. pajiiiL-d. lliou.saiii.•aiid.s- o l— 1— ______;. what? d. Mi:iiIWI panofcsctiinir’ictniaiicT,------f^'iV v/tt llic' dii hitn-ailil-a-hair [Koph VGITTARIUS (Nov:*'22-IX-e. 21): lior tliotill p late, . ern hi{:li-risc Imildingplc. ntinicroiis inixl- . SAGFIs independence. couraj;c mil this It eontes Imm the verl■cs Ihe w ord •■wile." IPRICORN (IX-c. 22-Jan. 19): At- - The Born Loser By Art Sansiis o m & C h i p .i-i.l'iily.nikiinw lunv il j'l-cV'■ Nnt only wa.s siiicit.•rh " lo w c;ivc." CAPRIm revolves a n m n d himic. pnijvny. ' . S Iin.li ha-, ti^vn tiiailo (ili' hrightens.ssioii.s. G oU niici dininj:! • • 1 ranked atnnnj: the wnrtif';T hn u f a - JO-WhOT'.Ukc-Ni...... [X-'sscssioi;)UARIUS (Jiin. 2().|'ch. IH): Di- j \ ^°T7!^ \r°~jS^^ THAN • • . '■■ A. 'llia l’s Iiio t:wN l ip jssin g ? AQUA] h c Ltsi five ci-ntiirics. y. ask nucslions, refuse to Iv si- ) S 'n e u v c o i , ■'V!.’'-;. •J>lc)gisis nam e Tor versify v • dnm i- l-i^-c^ .Supcrinr. M id I by o n e .w lia i.s cnviiiu<, lucks ml- n i|ic to r N.iiHilfon U(uia()aric di ichigan and-Miimn ic„ccdby jf^YQRK"! miicd(I . n in s r b ttrn n f a ll n l iIihsl* 'iiroiind-' iini '^ti^'"-il«ey-wen; only nagination, inspiration. Major wish -l'l"i- I. widow ••'"ll iiround jliemly I o n c lake. B clnre cnt.imaKii lie m arried Josephiiii'. a wii » bulgcd io sepuniie «Intc wilh help front .Sapitarian. ' years his senior. On ihi-ir wedi,ed,lii,j. ICES (Feb. J9.M arcli 20): I-l tis has tjot to ^ o ," lis w allp aper: '•One lariim Iirc-clton. Mix ab ilily to inspire others. tion. dirccl -______Tuoscisday. Ducombof 22. 1992 TImos-Nowa. Tim Twin Foils. Idoho A-11______P e o p le

] H e rr o jgjliKi c k s f ai m i l y if r o m C u b aJ. Wom£an becomeLes citizen a y Knight-Ridder Newlews Service H H —: day be•efore lOOtiIth birthday ’ . ; — MIAMI - Wilhlh aJ rosary-dangling—li^ D - ...... - — HOUSTON-1_.(AP.)- -M aria ------O n-I-n-I-nday-=-a_day_bhy_of.hcr______J____ fm m n>»i-V nhf4od_a_map-oflCuba!^H^B ___iis tc la - N iv o l.Njicto it spent Ihe l.isi • lOOihlh hbirthday - Mrs. Nicio was ____ ( northern coast[ ii in his lap, Muj. H H day oflhc first ceniuryC' of her life swornm in.i She was accompanied J Orestes LorenzoI lelefi Maraihon Key H J becoming an Am.mcriean citizen. by scseven family members M at twilight Sdturduyiay. knowing he iiad ^ escnting five generations as • She dreamed:d ol- i. .sincc she ■ only 40 scconds Joto rescue hi. la n g u a g e i f th e yy nleel 1 certain age celebratejrate Mrs, Nieto's cilizenship - . Grove hold. Lorenrenzo rccounlcd his and residency rctj.•tjuiremcnis. and herher Ibirthday. incredible talc: houlow hc whisked his ,,'-y family off a Cubaiban highway and 1^’,/ flew back to the UUn n ite d State.s, again k .'•j' ______narrowly avoidingg ddetection,______Twenty-one montonlhs ago, Lorenzo. -on-SATURDAAY-andÛNDAYÊBOR O M . 4 ; 0 0 - T c l 6 : 0 0 - H M _ | _ a Cuban combat piipilot, defected in a ADULTS5 G E T IN F O R A CHCHILDS PRfCE I Sovict-buili M iGt aiand landed in the E S i|| Florida Keys, undindctecled by U.S. ^ ^ H radar. - ■ This time, Lorenz:nzo did nol brcach ^ ^ H PERSON I - U.S. nir defense, Hct was flying a ^ ^ H I I M O V IB GIFTT BiBOOKS NOW ON SALE U.S.-registered plaplane ond advised' I | < ATALUTHEAHEATRE BOX OFFICES! traffic controllerIers that hc was k MH a irb o rn e . Hc just didn’t lell them where he was going or whereere he was coming |f |||||| STA RTS CHm j a c k n i c h SON ** DANNY DEVITO ' from . APpht ^ ^ ^ "I had no h he) e l p .. f r o m U .S . OFFA ______authorities. I didn’t•I Kl)t anybody," he OrosttstQs Loronzo plays w ith■} hish son Alojandro, 6^ atit tho.G rand B,ay Hotelll InI Miami Sunday. s a id . “ I d i d n ’t w/ant a n to entrust my oria and deliver a letter f frc ro m children’s Jives in the hands ofa rnzo.-which-detailed the ppin la n . "burcuucrat or a politiililician." STA RTS CHRIIRISTMAS DAY..: I ^ women, whom Lorenzo didrli d n 'i A spokesman1 1for the Nonh : to idenlify. are members oof. f a n American Air Def«lefense Command ™ TRES ini/.:ilion lhal moniloi l o r s i ESPASS I ____ said Lorenzo’s aircircraft was picked •l*ialric-c(»rt~ln-M exico, T Thi h e y up on its radar andBllctcm c iin'ed'tob~PJ^y'-‘[’^^ Lorenzo six monihs ago) ai a n d "friendly.” cd Ihcir help. DAILY 7:10, 8 :4 0 (jJ . Lorenzo maintai:tains that hc :ilso 9 IraiNFALLSj talked to them for .iwo minulnulcs- SAT, SUN J n didn't get any help:lp from friends in ’’f tfi 12:20,1:55,3:40, the Cuban govcmmcment. and immediatelyim misled them ." Ih c - ' 5 :2 5 ,7 :1 0 ,8 :4 0 His daring act.. h'hc said, was llic snid. result o f nine month!iih.s of prepanition. 1>' Ihe'hi le ltc r. L o ren z o lo ld Iii.s.w w ifi e cct'him by the highway ncxl to a lot of mathematicsics and the help of meet DAILY 7:10. B:40 lamey beach, near VaradcrJ e r o . a few friends who knk n e w o f h i s plaii-s. 1:1 M a i I 11 iwiN fgfUM SAT. SUN 12:20, 1:55, It was also ththe product of «‘ist ofof Havana. He said he pickiIc k e d ^ desperation and thehc fulfillment ofa Ihe ;itesiti after careful ealculalioi p r o m is e h e m a de tto his wife lhc convin'inced him that hc was l lea e a s t ■- a left Cuba for the likely/ loit bc dclecied by Cuban rarad d a r n ight before hc lef DAILY 7:30,9:45 E pm îSguished I th e re: ,. Hei also Hgured lhal hc hh; a d '■ Z I I W I N United Stntes. . SAT, SUN 12:45, 3:00, ^4 1 1 0 "Hc told me: 'Vicl'icky. don'l worry, only aboutab 30 scconds !(>■ land ar URi>HY Gentleman I • 1 will come back for you.’” his wife, pick up up his family and 10 scconio n d s Victoria, 35. said1 w ith tears in her beforee CubaC could shool him down ...... '' J" B ■ : duy he was going He di ; and O rostos Loronzo arrivesai Saturday night;Itm at Opa-Locka Airport, ■ p eyes. "I knew one du drew a map for his wife ar I I I ,W|N DAILY 7:25,9:45 ______lold her h ei not to approach jhe plar5lane north of Miami, witdth his wife.' V ictoria, orand sons Roynlel,-11. , to get us out of Cuba^.ib a^."_ . SAT. SUN 2:30. R t Since his arrivalal hcriTlasi year, fromI ih'e' il fro'til. bccausc it was w: right, and Alojandrd r o . I Lorenzo hus been1 trtrying to gcl his dangerterous. lie also lold her noto t loi ^ *---- ■ V and a VCR," "Lislcn:n lo me." she lold Reynicn ie l, fn family out of Cuba3a ihrough legal - talk loo himh or iry to hug hinj_^bccau:•ause >’“y ' V a to lel her know "This is a mailer of life or dealh. C t and less dangerous3US - means. He he iieedieded to concentraie. ' Thai was the code lo ’• I 1 WIN ■l.ik u r ' ‘‘k‘'P 'htilexl dav. swim." ENDS THURSDAY 1Z74I Tk t :j—ri— "Tccnred-theiii visus- OAILY 8:00 ONLY J V I I United States, bubut the' Cuban sureto to note the hour the sun goes gO( Victoria didn't thinlink il ^^ôuld be lie diedid. She read the Psalms frofrom SAT SUN t2:M. 4:15. 8:00 I T l l government refused:d tto allow them lo down.I, s o so o n . '•Already',’"' siie ,s exclaimed. Ihe Bibrible silling on the .sand. Tw ' leave the country.. LLorenzo lobbied Thec dayt after she receivedI 111lhc- Bul’she was ready. Siie SI told him to policeL* iofficers were palrolliii 4jovcrnm cnts andid members of messageIge. Victoria went to Varadertdero get the children shoesc s. s iz e s 5'/: and nearby, I Congress. He founded an bcachI] withv Ihc Me.xican lourisî'is ^ s . (>'/: ■ That was the codedc to advise him- At abciboul 5 p.m.. the three slant organization. Parcnti:nts for Freedom. They looked lo like friends going; oioul that the suii sel bclwtween 5:30 and walkingng toward the highway,“ /a I * ■ a to fight for the rclcj:lease of what lie fora daydaj at the bcaeh. • ., , 6:30 p.m. 5 : 4 5 . V icloria spotted the plarla n e eallcd "Castro’s hosta)slages.” In fact,fac Vicloria was becominning Tiic nexi tiay.’slie'(■-packed lunch aboui tolo land two blocks away froifrom DAILY 7:30.9;. _ ------Fru6tr-ated-and-< iar-with-the-arco^ndatackin s - :ibout three them. SA-r. SUN 12:45. -TCRJ------,g.ig. 7.30. 3,a -dccidcd to do it himsimself. He teamed the sun.un. Thai night, the Mexicancaiis monllijr pa^-^lrohrlieHer savings, bnc "Kun,n, fun! ll's Daddy!'’ jihe lul ic a licensed pilot, threwa aChrisimas party for her anand flagged down a govenemment car and the kids,Is. The only thing hele needed was a herpareiirenls. It w as a farewell parly.ly. asked the driver lo 1:take her lo La Lcucn;j-nzo had narrowly missedc d a I IWIN t a p la n e .------T h e: tctourists Icfl. The next dayly ;at I’laza de la Rcvolucicion, the place car. a truck,tru a bus, a traffic signI anand I ■■■ ^-1 E le n a D ia z - V c r:rson s < Amos, eo- noon. VicloriaV got a call. Lorenz;nzo from which I'idel Ca;'astro speaks to a hugee irock on lhc liighway. H e ...... ■ } chairwoman of ththe Valladarcs was onn thet other line. They spoke(c iin lhc people, ll's also ai hbus Slop, finally cacam e lo a stop about 10 yarc'a rd s DAILY 7 m , 8:3 Foundation, a WasIashington-based code, asa; he hnd insiriicied inI hishi She look another cicar - a privale from a intru c k . I l,j^ SAT. SUN 4:30.7;W human rights groiroup, bought a letter. one. for 200 pe.sos -- and; a bus and InsideJ e th e p la n e , sh e to u c h e d hi ;h a liltle aflcr hand bubul didn’l lalk lo him. a "ODMENI Cessna 310 for S30.00.000 and lenl the "Ore;re;" she said, using his hi arrived at the bcach |M A LL||j[|[3 AMjTEJJ' . p la n e to L o re n z o . n ic k n a□me. n '*Your faihcr is thinncliner noon. a g re e d ,, 'IThe kids were crying - an gs AFEWI ; the The children, wholo didn't know praying-g - a s th e y took ofT, The next step was'as lo Ict his wife now, bubul hc is Une.'’ riial was th OAILY7a».930 CRUISE ^ know he was flying;in. in code inindicating she agreed and an> whut was happening,, di id n ’l w a n l lo O n c e Ithey entered U.S. lerritorjto ry . • SAT. SUN 430,7 « ,' ------rasfW e'dnesduyriy,~iwD'M exican“ understosiood’hts-plnn: ------go-inio-lhe-cold-wavater.- U ul-she—2-Uminunute.s-and-43-seconds- lalej Sf,* TOM CHOLSONCR ^ j l _____ :o yelled lo ihem. "W e did1!? il! ^ ------|jerom eO !1I women flew to Cu3uba to coniaci ‘il'inc,nc.” he said, "I'll send yoiyou forced them to havee a good lime, Lorenzo ; ------J A C iC N I CM HO l O R E . ra ^ DEMLMC

rJc OAILY 7:00.9:1S M ^ V l a i r fround i thi[ r o u g l T ^ 6 g o o d t (0 be^triK'■ ^ SAT. SUN 12:15.2:30.4:45 S fSs t -* TIFFIN, Ohio (/(AP) - Sherry Bell's romancero wilh him didn'l'ge•get background a secrclCl b c c a u s e lie s k c p liccal a l of the man’s claims,'■ /A I IWIN [jUy Bell's advertisementIt ini a labloid had thal far,ir, D1 eV o.ss said. d i d n ’ t w a n l lo b e loved h for his cousinr iasked police lo run h e y m o n e y . b a c k g rround o i check and G loger'e r ' s DAILY 7:15.9:30 a simple message::: "“Wanted. One "Hc: givesg ihem a line and the; SAT. SUN 12:30, 2:45.5:00 good-hcancd man tolo thold me. lo put fall."DeVosR De snid. A few days al^er meciccling him. Ms. probationon violation was uncovered ! arrested Nov, 12. — his-arm&-around-us-aL&-and-jnake.us.a . _Auihu irec ucceplcd the manin-iuge propo.sal I Ic was ai M Hex yow ______-Bell is-now -irying lO'-stnr family again. W e’re: 262* and 6.” Glogcr:r ex-wi ives, in Quincy. i iTl. 7 i ; f und.-afhi.s'-UTgfnB.'qnlinlrhtrrjob-Tis-ff- Ms.-B( isli! waitress and barlenmder and her over. Sheihe's back in school but h ha a s The diN^orcce wantemled a better life WoodwiIward. O kla.. and Standish r‘l,J studies loward heeomining a mcdical failed lo to gcl Iier job back. ShiS h e .for hcrself_nnd_her boy.be Tommy, in Maine. EachI divorced iiiiii a(\er h( a ssista n i, d e p e n ds ion food slanips and S27979 a: DAILY this' rural commununity 45 miles nin upbills. bt .vilh planned lo bu;luy a S169.000 monlh in welfare. 7:00. 9:00 southeast o f Toledo.1. ^ Glogerger is chargcd in Illinois will . ;in house and a SH)3.O0O) Mercedes,N Shesiil:iill gels replies to her ad. OmO n e SAT. SUN o unt each of defrauding ar 1:00.3:00, 5:00,7:00 M E L G n " A ll I e v e r w a n te;d d was a Nomian ke nobody had came fron■om a North Dakola man wh( ■ H b « . T ■ou know, a home mnkcepe:per, deccplive practices anta n d “ H*-’ i Rockwell picture, you J. is ever treated me befon;>rc. M e tr e a te d .said h e w :as a multimillionaire, 00,9:00 forever. T ct fence, two or a fugitive from justicc. Me i; I IWIN R R with a white picket sof '"c vviih respect,:i. He was "I ihrev•ew the letter away." Ms. BelB ell I w a its fo r Ms. Bell suid. charged:d .in M aine wilh Iwo counts o: FVFR three kids and a dog.” said. said. "Yo'fou just can’l tru.si anybody y-decepiim.______wonderful," Ms, Bell sa She wound-up witl iy H .- - . ------| j e r o m e [ ^ ger and his lawyer wouldn'ij n ' t r»iM -IH c iid s - a n d ~• ffam ily—w ere—ihesu^dayt - con man and a broken co m m cnenl. i began like many ^ „ It’s a story that bej Bell said Glogcr told her ai sonal columns, ^ '.L.t others in the persoi lat he was a corporate lawyei I OPEN 244 HOURS PEF:r day f o r where the lonely staklake thcir hop.s ^ 'J " ' accountant making SI50.00G 1 & DINNER on tliat elusive thing! callcdcc love He propo.sed marriage "be fore I BREAKFi?AST. LUNCH Ms. Bell’s ad in ThThe Sun yielded ,j,cy mei.lei. she .said. Wishing to meclicci H siiTaM0i¥S»5ys — ,-rdozens o f lctlcrs.-Shc-i ic-answered-only-him-first,rst.-shc-saidr they ogreed h he c ; - one. from a man calleilled Paul Jeffrey ^vquIj visvisil in October. Glogere. He seemedid sensitive and Ms'UeBell said the night before his EVERY TUESDAY 5-9 m caring, she said. I. hc lold her hc was a - ••■^Thcv m ct.-she fellell-ln lovernnd -ffiSftllV,farre with li chalcau in Francc. they planned their m arriage. Two a haciend;nda in Phoenix und a house in weeks later, the romtimancc abruptly Hawaii,ii, Hc said he kcpi’his FRIED!iUGKEth ended with his arrest.t . ' • All You Can-1-Eati - ' $ J 9 5 .. Special Dlnnors Avai/allab le to G o,______Authorities say, GloSlogerc is really Steven Glogcr, 45, ofT>fNc‘w York and C A NNDYMAN I Co] S P E C IA L s n wonted in Quincy, III., for violating . 7:0010 I& 8:00 p.m.-NlQtiUy ilVIORGASBORDSi probation on a 19899 c o riv ic tic m ' for Matlflitinee SaL ft Sun. 2:30 All You Carin E s t! Special Dinnersars Available loG o. writing bad checks to hotels there. I HOMIVIE ALONE 2 ^ SATURDAY NIGH: h t s S 4 2 5 H e ’ s n o w i n j a i lI iin-'Tiffin on 7:155 (a 8:80 p.m. • MDhUy All Your Favorites5 5 • 9P M .,,,::;-,;...... SIOO.000 bond, aawaiting an |^tlniUne8 8aLaSun.2:45 • extradition hearing Dcc SPECIAL SUNDAlAYS ^=•24. SANTAA CLAUS: THE MOVIE DAILV7:15.fl:15 ______•. Q u i n c y p o l i c c LL'ti- Michael Sit _ I DInnor Favorilos 1 ■ ______DAILY'7:30. 9:30 tit>«nn.t»Wy1230pig fTZi] SAT. SUN = ^ B c V o 53 s a id - e i o g e r t a i ■; S a t , s u N 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,|30______^ ______1:15.3:15.5:15,7:15.9:15_ through personal1 ads.c Glogcr A CIg E J H E A T R E " ^ o e p o f ] CR/U )0,9:30 H S l ^ l 1:15 ------— -545-Shoshono 5 I I WIN iSW [jE R O M E g ^ ^ noncy and splil, ^ ^ 5 3 j ^several, took their mot Falls »733«|.o7io"”'" C /1800SB lills. though Ms. ^ 'V H H CAI IS i f c - I loir

— Eciitc:^ r4 a < — Craptjo-shouldj leadoppo;3sition_ to coi►mmercialll waste im]iports W f / / M Al(cniii>n CoCongressman-elect Mike8 [>nlicv and to p ro tc c tI IdIi ah o . ; V A' ' d e;ulliiie In r finding III a place lo slorcre Crapo's colli• 1 Icagtie-lo-be, V ' the miclenr \v:i^vastc (hat's piling up al Democraiic Congres•cssmaii Larry coniin.crciiil pi)\>ower plants. Lal^occo, alreaily hass licnouiicctlli the '• V i f f l ...... 'lliis.uuiie-;i.va.s-littic surprise to Idiiiio-lo —i-jieiyy-D eiiiti t m e n t 'ss-phin.-Hc-snid i ------cilizens. Wcc ’vc’ seen the lincrgy;y .Salurtiay lie'lljcinlrotlu>diicc Ic>:islaliuii Depailtneni mi:ini.ss plenty of deadline's;s giving sUilcs veto) ;power over fur (Icalii.y mwitli nuclear waste. accepting coiiitncrcial in.nuclcar wasle. M cjitiw iiile. dccIccadcs-old waste sils in:n " O iv in g D O I- ccontrol o over “tcmpuiiiry" storage s at tiie Idahoo conimercial luiclcarr vwasle dumps NiiliiinnI i;nj:inciiiccring Labonilory, means turning the i:INliL inio a Al.so Ilill s nuprising ip was the lincrgyy pcrniancnt iniclcar \viwaste dump." Uopinlnienrss jproposed solution loo LaR occo said, this new dileni-•niiiia. It now wants too Soulhern Idaho voters:;rs may wonder sliip tiie cDininuncrciai wtiste IVoin11 why noilhem Idaho’s ccu o n g ressm an is holdiiii! poolslls at power plants to0 poking his iiosc intoU» a region lie fc^';-i^voIvcmcnl- - predicted, lhe federal fe govenmient hass is ii|)poi luiiislic. liisis position is dithered ;ind da>dawdled until, tlnally. it correci. C'lapo slimiltlId join him in T T throws lip itss Iiandsll and concludess ci>iidcniiiing ihc ilepartintincnl’s plans - i J ------tiiat diiHipiny tlvthe sUitT in-ldaiio is-liice -iind-so-slioultl-lthiho’ LN. hurmanitaiiria n a i:]m j L h a s lO-’-S-tWO-UTST------5 pluses__ only .solulinii, senalois. Firstrst il’s 30,000 American troo•oops to help governm ents “by buildingI expectations ( i lie p e n d iing n arrival of a newV Such a move woitkl gogi a long way feed ththe starving multitudes in ScSom alia. David Evans - which could notDt bebi m et a fic r U .S. personnel presidential iidiiidministration doesn'tt towar'il establishingng Crapo's Wherere next? departed,” Llewcllwcllyn wrote. ' orierimich hopepe. Presidents come andJ iiidc]ieiidcnce on energy:y iissues. Ifyoyou as'k Sharon Pauling, ann expertc on , repression.n. Four-and-a-lialfI million sosouthern "Tlic Cubans,, he argued, do It better. They go. bul'iiiielearr vw asle lasts and lasts,) During lhe fall camipaign, pa Crapo’s Afrieai:an famine issues with an or},iirg iin iz a liiili S ud a n e se: have lui been di.splaeed since il,yth com c in to siny. theyth speak lhe language, ...... 'i'lie JMieryy.r- I Dcpanm cni proposal1 Democratic opponentIt pointed oul calledd Bread for the.World, the; sisnme moral , |980s, luiillid the governm ent is lilearlyI usingu practicece \w hai he c a lle d "austere, iuiaianlees yett another;i confronlation1 Crapo's Idalio l-'alls bad■ackgrout^d and ratives behind the operaiionJU in Somalui roqdiisaweweapon -- not allowing suppI•plies to low-levcl m cdicalical carc ... w ith paradoxically with IdiilHrrcsidsidents whu don't wantt his law lliin's hislory ofo f rcptescnliiig / to a growing list ofblighlecllcd couniries. g„ ilimiigh,"•h," she recounted, high sustained imimr pact." Am erica re.sponds to all thcsi tlieir state to bibe (hc nation’s waste: INI:l,ciininictors, ese needs, the in. |„ about 9 million out ofa Instead o f mixinixing C u b an , Am erican or ould require the deployment jn its under th e U.N . flag, the d u m p . Crapo insisleil he wouH.ulJ icproscnl J"'’,;;" in o f som e 22 m illion could .si.starve er-million or more troops.; M a ^ - , i . i concept o f internalmationalism might better be I3ui the d e p am n tinent iias a solution to she said, ) all oflhe 2nd District'-- includingi the iiiewoi•orld needs is a ncw, standinjImg United . , ’ • served by creotinging a m ilitary forcc stripped tliat upposilion.1. ttoo. lincrgy Secretary/ Magic Valley, whicii dra.iraws ils waler Nation;ms force to provide humanitiiiilariun uid. „ Add Angeiigola. Liberia, the Balkans ar o f national identityitity altogether. James D. Watkirkins is asking Congress^ from Ihe aipiifcr that:it runs under disasteiter,relief and nation-buildinginu support. •here pockets ofmalnulrilion . llie French Fore'oreign Legion, in which to m andate sitel: selectionsi by the end ofr INIiL, He pioiiiiscil to0 look I out for fhisis idea is a step beyond thec pproposal of uccumus,:, especiallye- among children,'• ""‘11 volunlcem from11 InIndia to Indiana .serve in 19yj. Sucli a'jiI'.mandatc apparently''' Idaho's cnviniimiciil inII dealingi wilh U.N, .SiSecretiiry General BoutrossUoulros- I; we have aI situationSII described by the latela - ,^ly inlemationainal 1units, c o m es to mind, would lel the dc|dcparlincnt ignore localI the i-iieryy Dcpai linen:cnl; Now is a Ciliali.'I. w ho suggests in the latestil iissue ol' I riedrielillallayek, lhe nobel-Iaureate Whilii die legionnamnaircs speak French, the t, in w hich the United S tates ------—o p position. - - — gt>ml-limc‘fo-slart:------h'oreigrgn Affairs magn^ine thal menember • ecoiioiiiisl, ii :s could com m on tonguee in the U-.N. forcc could be n a lio nns s should maintain speciallylly lr;iiiied Jissipiile itselfuse applying lhe niles of allillniism ii„giish,thcintcmjernational language of air ------units in readine.ss forenll-up lo U,U.N . ■ 10 everybodyody. InifTic control. peaeeki;keeping .service, In his 198}988 book. " I'he Fatal Concci . Enlistm ents \you.vould be for a m inimiim __ Unfofonunntcly. his propo.sal conontinucK the' (Universityty ol'Cc hicago Pie.s.s); Hayek^ \wrole. period of sbt_vears. ^ ^ ------eanaiigeinenls under whichcli "It w e werere IOt respond to all cbantable training-all ofthe'th e se ty p es o f activities ' HieOHuKle s - ^ w s national forces are cobbledJ titogether in appeals thatlal bomI bard us ... this would i S mullina d exact ^ o u ld be conductedicted untler U .N ; au.spices,' C.tPJilK-ll I Clark Walworll) Alltni V/ibn„ Pctci V 3ur o f crisis. a heavy costlist in distracting us from whn vofk the hou hat we Indeed, one oughtjh t toI be ab le to serve u- | \ Managing cditot >Ci'Ciihtrriii tiiniiiq. p Advvifii : best forces are those that traintn are ino.si :onipeIenlcon lo do.” career in .such unin internationalin forcc. I j vrfisinq >/iicctor I heier, I dial have rouiinized all11 thetl . Anicncan 1 togelhei an m ilitary turces arc mu.st Equipped w ith its ownc airliA and sealift . ^ ems of inlegniiing communilnica'tions, eompeicnt at Thec rrmembers of the editorial boboard and uf cdilori^lr: problen I at deploying rapidly, openiti=‘"n g ' assets, the force; wouldwc be tra in e d in the i y, m edical suppon and. if nc'necessary, under hostile •e Stephen Hartgen. CIsjK WsKvorlhW; and Sivve Ciutnp supply, tile conditions and striking h:ihard, patient skills necdcreded fo r hum anitarian j ipport from artillery and aircircrafL Retired AnnyAr Col. Craig Llewellyn, lire sup j.' « assistance and naticlational development; j : Boutros-Glpli corrcclly obsibserved that surgeon who'ho heads the Dcpanmcni of ------1 Yet li i______Ih c re w ould bbe e rno m o re resentm ent and :ndt)fihc-eqld-Warha!rlcd-rd-tm t------I’mcrgcncylvyM edlcine-nnticmttlrary^s" ------1 "thccnc w hether the F rcnch or the______«liiM>?>ptinKi«>i)-foF4hc-UnitC(l JiuoLiiuBcihesda, Md—said,I keeping service.s.” long-tcnn slutTisstu beyond the military’s W rite peaceke their share o f thee load.lo ______i to US lently biu:k frmii Africa, Paulaulingticked mission,’!. . Reccr - - -'i hc-rim es N ewws s welcomes Ictlcrs from inuniber. Lciicis' consiiler ist of growing needs, In a rcccnt Tlie best argummenl ei fo r such a U.N. force IcV ed T jb elo u s. ofl'ii lisi :nt anicle on the legacy of ou readers on sii!)jcctscts of public interest. To tobscene or in liail'iasie w ii lire than 3 million people arctrc at risk of military’s me J comcs from the old aphorism in our own I •vill b e rejecled. "M on m edical cffo n s in the Third inalce smc yourjr letter is piiblisiied aanil The I'inies-News leservi lion ill M o/iim bique, a natioi Qf military: "Any timeim e y o u can so lv e two or :rv es the right lo starvatii lion of about World, LIcwiiwellyn noted tlie lendency o promptly, liere aruare a few guidelines to cedil all IcUeis. llion. W c sec the same probhiblcnisof American mme edical team s tu sw oop in. dJ y . m ore problem s w itlith o ne decision, il’s the 14 milii' leincnil'cr: Heeanse of.spaee ci>iistr horlages aggnivntcd by nrmcm od bandils w onn the villagers,vill give shots, pull lect straints, please food shi i l h and L-ctters sliouldd includci lhe writer's Ilimit Icileis tu 4()() w ords. >omalia,” she said. pull oul. Thehe impact is transitory, as in So: si^’natuii.'. iiiailingB caddress and leleplione W c Idiik foiwiiid Io hearinj Sudan, you have n fundamerlenlalist Wonie. this ring from you! "In Si ihis approach undercuts the slSlated David Evans is militaryn. affairs writer Ibr iimeni engaged in all sorts otof goal ofcreatii ______[______I governn :ating confidence in local Ihc Chicago Tribunbunc. L e j ^ rrs j *

good ot'all. lliis icirible tnigei How hum an loday, how ever,. Assistance is ap{pprcciatcd s g e d y slays in our m y fello :r, and I say have IkiJ quitiluite a few years might help tctd package and w hyy not?nt I f you consider the conscience, and we alicjiipt ti: cans .sliould no longer fundd isnieliI: . slow some of them down or quite possit On IX'c. I S. I w as forcedfo on'tlie road by . ^ ii to empathi/c Americii ably landfill a.sses.smcnt,cnt, the Jerome County wilh those wlio have been reli nee and hostility. ' .save a few livlives. some tlioiiglitk'ss indivJividual in a black' ” religiously arroganc residents have beenccn subjected to five * per.seeuicd - lo alone I'or o u r < owe a siiigle couniry, Isniel,:1, n o th in g - "At 45 mpli Nissan tiuck. My carr rolledrc three times H urown guilt. I Wc o\ (iph sing. ‘Highways A re Hapappy different ta.x incrcasrcases and tiie city residenis think. We teacli our ch ildren ^ 'c hum anity everything. For t before stoppini;. I'lie! only,tilingor that came , ,*n so they too will we owe ir th e hum an W ays,' At 55 mph sing, '1 Am A SlmngIger burdened by six increasesinci th is y e a r alone., have compassion and toleninc betw een me atui deathth w' as m y scat hell, j ance of others and nice, let’cl's stop this aggression, Don>on’t vote. Here. Heaven/en Is My Home.' At 65 mph»h sing. _ We', in the city,/. w ould p ro b ab ly concludc...... -Uieirvicvv.s------md voicc-youropinion, Unfo whicii lucky formtrlI wwarwcnring: ------w rileain ifortunatcly; -Nearer Myy CJGod To Tliee'.* AT75'm ph'sI sTng, '■ tliat b u r largest taxax iincrease would be causcd Unfonunaiely, our empalhy likely be attucked for your-views. vi When fhe;RolI.l,s Rt Called Up Yonder. I’I’ll Be by tlie S3.9 m iiiionion !school bon d , but this is ’I'his unkiunvii persoison neither slopped nor , Ih y clouds our you'll Iil lionesly, and llic pain w e feel \NDON LEVER reported wliat lie tir she There.'At .85,X5 tiiph sing, ‘Lord, I'm Com)ming incorrcct. Tlie largesrgt^l increase on our o fth e past means w e arc wifli cy Home,' accident ii:i|'pcned on n e e m . ile cast o f Ma.'isacrc ‘ , illing lo overlook Hailey , property taxes is the brain ch ild o f our free-- glaring liispai ilics o f m o d ern i Merry Chri^ Koeks. III rn moral issues, hrisim as to all. spending city councuncil. I-or is it lij’lii tliai Isniel, w iili A Kiipcn m.’iii Wits; kindietscctiles Ihose o f a I the rush and excitement oj f f; .selecting, A m erican i'alls. I w oultluld like to take tiie time .fanoiherniee • , vehicles, etc.? InI justjus five years, they have iind creed - tlic I'aleslinian pe< ;, p r e p a rin g and w ra p p in g o f changed the city o f JJerom e fro m a po.silion to thank lliis wiuiderfullul person for all his people? buying.lot I Ibrget thal great, prieeiess mood Is difTerent The Istiicii governm ent, sup , o f approxim atelyf S5600,0006 in cash reserves yeiiurosily. supported almosl I^^lusi'oi rail, that's Inolcdaniin intere.sting observation by a entirely wiili American m oney 0 us 2,000 years ago. After ul liaps exceeding,-S600.000-in------1 vvas tiyiii^ lo (let lo Iu I’oeutello: Regional ney and weapon.s, ' Lmly-oniciHi-in-’'tfre-7'ffney«Nc -»yntcnwftc!dlj“display«rthc3 iir Ihristnioa-i.'i-all-iibout—the-eiehrisrchild—Jerome Count; M eilieal (.jL-iiier. as tnyly 1 laih er was in tne ; ^ ------what-Cht last week. HeI le w as quoted as saying debt. aggression tlic Jewish p eo p le i ilablc. hospital wiili a seriou.sIS hheart condition. The j'!= ie received uiider 'm hcs'u something to tthe efi'cct that most of the ll is too bad thecC Ci ity C ou n cil and the Hitler. What is wrong w ith thi: : a m erry Cliristinas. deputy slieiii r of Ameriierican Falls look my C cilircns hadJ acaccepted the high lundflll County Commissionsion, who arc responsible for w c not di.sciiss these .same atrothis picture? Can NARD « HOFFMAN stalemeiit and lell me; atut tiie Milltop Cafe in , itrocilies without assessmentss withw only a small num ber oio f Uiis diflicult tax bunburden, (unapproved by being iiiiwiiiiiigly d nigged in tt iFollfl A m erican I alls, lie saidaid another officer into the past guilt people beinglg upsetu or angry, Tlie iiifonn;ination diose w ho electedd ththem ) d o n ’t have to collect and remorse ofan attem pted g' w ould give me a ride to the Pocatello j d genocide that I have beenI hehearing is very difTerent fronqni those taxes. I thinklk tlthey might huvc a happened in my gnindparenls' haspital, hninoolTlcerc: r e v er siiowed up, Its’ tim e? alonga: this season - this evaluationion. difTerent view oftlietlic public m ood. I did nol crcalc Nazi G cn n u i Sing I tnfk-cd with the dispaspatchcr afthc shcritFs- _ 1 all the holidays and Ncw YcY e a r's ------Thcresecm;m s s to Ik* II strong undcrcurrcirent of - GLENGAPPS support neo-Nazisni today —nany. it J.do nol...... VVith u departm enl iind asked1 hht e r i f she could please j* - it disgust.s me. I co m in g b n , 1 ihought ofthcsiicse .songs 1 reseninicni ubtubout the tolal property taxinjing JoD ine am not iinti-Zionlsi. de.spilc nai relay a nie.ssnge lb m yy brotherb: in Twin Falls national • .sentiment thal all Idalioans arc that I w as nll right, butIt tJth ey w ouldn't do that 3 n e sb u ry BY GA3ARRY TRUDEAU potaio Ihmiers, I nm anti-politiarc skin-headed UOO —:____ either, ■t-woudcr-if tlicy-\ iiow pver, which means l torcvilitical bull cnip, ' - anytiiing hnd I died? ■ever stnve lo enil 5-^1, J05SW/jc y5W:iN££P 1“~ W l ^ T A 90% 'RSCOGNITV/77^>V"|“H" ■ ~ — / r ^ It wa,s one o fth e c aife’s fe ’ cu.stoniers, by the polilics ns we know it -- y o u pa IS FOR ABf^EAK.I'm m c m wrrn stx-m^ouz- u s t m ' 1 JO^y... d m s n your way, 1 pay me. I vote - mCMS n am e o f Leo, who finall;ally drove me lo ^ C o n im c fF nrrsmPSOFmmeALOLOIIL.' ^ JOBY... nHAVB. TD .TO TUB HOOP . . W e all know die strength Jcv T fe n■■■; a -.} ANdmRMON- PR£N‘SA1ARKeTHA5GONBi AUmfSMfiJuanintecs), o billuiii in loan " ' —~y“ ah apparent diiplieity.of3f sstandard.s. \W hai Istael b doing is w rong , Everyone knows or rcrremembers the lionillc isis vwrong. 1 Ilill'iKit responsibleiiig; 1 to persecute __ Ireatment of Jews in Nazilazi Gemiany. For die haflappcned 50 yeais ago, J am Ic re? for wliiit ■ | » -T -| responsible for

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...... ------:------Tijtivl,x ia y . Ra?______IiTlmn-.Mnt^g T,yin T-'llf 7 _ j----- Valley life^ , jrseaiiTns to op3en eduicationaal ‘gate^ Puppjy as giflft bites INDIANOLA.-A , Miss. (/ifl>) - So:ne 1— - math cla.sscs, they're going„ , , o into 0[)wner’s5 pleasure o fth c students,i . au Icuelier said, never. ; Tliis is fun, tliis isn 't hard." have seen un clc\slcvator — theirs being il’s die point, siitdTJOb'Moscoscs;------B y ^ Ic k rC ro k e —------g r a;lii m way"bf c'xieiidliig C hrliitiiiuS. ^-111. _u-oi«3j:s(ory-w orIt:urid;------^ '^-w ho-crtcreated-thc-AIgcbra-Projeicjjeet ------BostonOlobc------T hc-c:c-child'getsTall’the"bikcs“and ------4. Some, thcirr piprincipal said, never B m curricuh:ulum. g a mmes e s on Chrisimas, and later, have left Sunflo'flower County, ils flat legendary figure in the civilciv , What could bibe sweeter than whenen 1he or she has more tim e, you Tarm'fields intciniermpted only by an rig h tss movementI of the I960:'60s, leaving a culcc puppy under get the puppy o r kitten,” ■ occasiomillJncuicu t sliude .treu in llic B Q | - M oses:s d4 ev elo p ed ,it tw o decudcudes someono's Chrislmimus tree? • For'or adults, you can replace the midst o f thc cotto□Iton row s or by a liltle )ut ofmath lessons thal he,, isuiis "It's probably/ :thc worst thing . slufTcdfTed toy (or add to il) w ith b o o k s whitcwo.shcd chu:hurch. ' fomicr:r mathr leacher. w as givingg hhis you could do for Ihemvll If you give on brcbreeds and, most im portant, , ^ So some chunjlunges had 10 bo made W * owo.chil:hildrcii al h o m e jo ensure Iheythe someone a puretebrcd puppy for trainiiining ("Good Owners. G reat in a spcciul, exp:xperience-based math | , w ere nonol cioscd out bf udvunceneed Chri.stmas, you'ree probably giving .Dogs"gs" is a (ifesaver for anyone _____ — - ■ curriculum dcviIcvcloped in firawjjy—[!'ÎP ------“cduciltiO] tloital'opironsT ------Ihein la rg e vet bil■ills a n d a b ro k e n w ithhanewpilp). a • B oslon, w ilh its mass transit and “ A student'W sl ho hus calculuulus heart." says Briaiian Kilcommons. Man;/lany shcllcrs offer pel adoption skyscrapers, befo•efore it could be iried --p jJii cominglg :into collcgc has sort of Iheih author of “Goodd Owners. Great ccrtificlificalcs. • m trie Mississippippi Ueltu. ^ — —complyilete range o f the—oo^4<^gl«g« ------Bos!i^nde™ os f you already have a per.------The course,, ccultcd The Algebra :ulum open to him,” Moscoscs reliable breeders w:will not sell you a Christn-isimas can slill be hard to deal Projcct and now3W used in 50 schools I ^ H . reasonedled. "Out to d o calculus in yoiyour pel for someone celse and shelters with.h. HazardsH are everyw here. ^ ..11^ ^ ^ senior y around thc nationion, begins with a trip. j a H ryear of high school meanenns will not lel you acadopt for another AL 7-pound7- puppy can bccom c And whether inminner-city sludents ride RmH you haveave to do algebra in thc eightghth person. Reliablee breeders grill mighty'hty dog and fell a large fir in a subway and caicatalogue Ihe stations U o B I g ra d e:." ." To do that, hc learnedned, owners to make sisure the breed is yourr livingliv room, to work their prcproblem s — or Delta APphoto - studentsnts must be prepared inI ththe righl for them and, a as in any Thinjhings lo watch oul for: md sevendi grades. kids take u yell'ellow scli^rb'usld t, cheared by teammatesi«-r-«ixTr->------sixth and ;------adoption,-_that - .th e - h o m c — is KiJcemmonssays-cats-don^l .. ------ennIlerT»iâs,'lirJew rc s s r a i o y a T lime, thc gpul he set for hi landmarks hericre — their rcnl r his • appropriate, , .. like thcthc smell ofJenn Nalc or heavy elson and Ram esha Stevie v e n s o n , r a c e s th o clbc^ck to stack children:n |grew to include all children destination is thhe e same. : , " Iren. S o w h a t d o ecs- s thal leave, pepperper. You can spread either ego pieces In her a,lgebra)ra class In Indianola, Ml:Jllss. Hc emplnphasized minority studcnis T hey’re beingng steered lowanl an mis. Breeders who urcr e n 1 c o n c e rn e d ind thc tree lo discouragc them, lavc been plagued by low. les ease and facililyly 'wilh complcx mai.l^ -i- "irsl of all there's the bus trip,ip. the maps o f their uip. o'cheis ol eonsuIlinB lesi a b o u t w h ere th e! puppy { ends up a barriarrier of some sort can keep {. high drop-out rates and 1 conccpls, 'acco;cor.ding lo project "physlysical experience" that servesves as on the .symbols theyly’vc been asked scorcs. i id a don't carc very inuchn" about the p^ppi^,pies away from low hanging icy to avoid m alh und scienci developers. They’re Th being led a fourDundatioh for learning. to invent for malhc;icmulical gomos "-"il'ney :nce . puppy and probabably d.dii-t carc „n,Vmciimcnis. }. through an acadeiidemic “gate" thnl hns OnDn their trip, the Indian™ehilt roke lemperamenis. ‘ s t a ff at Tufts University Foster along racc and class," Mose; Projeci classmiim a le s a l In d ian o la ofTtlutheir m achinery, . D ebbie M urphy sees;es an ailditional ““""..“J? 3SCS G iving a pet is hihtindms over big j,ospitapital for Small Animals. 'Middle-class while studeni: Middle SchoolI w orked busily on a Tlieriie kids took notes along the: totour: changc. “j ’m no longciserlhe teacher in said. "M cnis responsibiliiics forr 10 o r 15 years, , jdgcd 10 be prepared." Chocolate can be hazardous for rw ent moming. the: 01order of the stops, distancances this classroom. I'mn Ihe facilitator, " ‘•■reji'ds Kilcommons say:ys two elderly , '• m the Moses children’};n's clients were given:n a higli-cncrgy Here, said Howownrd, "w e work as a belwween i them, and ' ooth th e r The children an: teacl;iching each other. From Mistletoe und holly are toxic to ' ...... _ tcam.’IA n d .th c: fofour-studunLworking infomannation. “It’s noj jusl numbimbers And thcy.are Icamingng.so.much_morc._Cumbridg idgc. M uj^,, lyjblic sclujoJ, lhcihe Dalmatian puppy,-. " T h e y b ccam e * V. It's laken on meaning," sj experiences lhan Algebraril 1Project spread widely. li'.s’ li'.‘ "victim s in iheir owhm h o m e." ■ groups, each witwilh a name such ns now. " said from cach other's ex Poinsettias can give your pet n o w in 50 schools includinging Also, wilh the ch:;huos und tension ' Hip-Hop Kids or BoyzI in I h e ‘Mood. Howmward’s leacher, T helm a McGccjc c , from m e.’’ she said. hea. ihis year, they’ve O u klandnd, Calif.; New Orleans;ms; of the holidaysi und the cold “'arrhca are just the begleg in n in g o f w h al’s AsVs she spoke, she monitored:d the1 “ If nolhing else thi Make sure there’s plenty of siers of activity uroundI heir>addrcsscd, sel '\ ' could lell whcn hc w ^ ^ 1 1 9 9 9 i a b a d m ood. I f 1 lefl Ie him for loo job you)u Ihave!". ‘ stam ped (52 cents) cn\:nvelope. 1 \ NOW long, he would “poulout" and refu.se to Por mym 35th birthday, us a giflft t to CON FID EN TIA L. TO1 EDWARD 1 comc near me. Hc: hadhi feelings jusl my.self.f. I look y o u r udvice and: gcgot JAY PHILLIPS IN Ih MINNEA- '1 — ' (TALLSS - $144.99) like any olher pci. m y firsirst mammogram. When;n I PCLIS: Happy birthdaday. son. Love — Boys’ - 44 c colors d through thc door at Sky ParPark MOM T o Ihis day, I getget a lump in my walked t Reg. $13030 throat whcn 1 thinkk oof him, I’ve had Mummo;nography Center in Torranccncc. ------— ------snakcjs-a.s-pcts-all-m.)jnyJifc^buLaJlct __C a lif..■JliC-JtfCCDtionisi Jb conKralulatcia ted F o r A b b y 's fuvcvo n 'fc fa m ily ______/ losing Poobo, I don’o n ’i think I’ll gel me forr lalaking good c are o f myself.If. ^ rcdpcs. .sciiJlilong, .'icH-adJrcsscuilc 416, Des and carrirrics books on thc subjcctect. \ :ces Rcnelcni am write l i_of individual replies impoW.Wi'ft/C. Q . W bo m lgbt be interestedii in on ^ e Collector's ^ Encyclopedia.ol - o ld crucifix? A. Write to Ernienie Reda, 3997 COLUIVJMBIA'S L atim er Ave,, San Jos unbeaEATABLE crosscs and crucifcifixcs of any ^Merry Ghriristmas Sali po n d m aterials. " DEROSAI s All Leatheier Scriptures Q . W h e re c u I: finfi: d -m in ia tu re - ' J T ^ ' parkaCA" m cêls of lighthouseases and related * Today throuiough Wednesday decorativo item s? )Ie warmth, this 3 R e t? . I U nbeatable ^ A. Thc Lighthohouse Digest, C O A T S I N4 1 parka has a nylon ___. America's onJyy lighthouse Dell» i u x e S e t s ______S112.75.______$99.95i • ■ — ------.t e c h n i c l o l h -s “newspaper, is 'publisfii isficd 'l t'ti’mes a “Smn a a i l S n a p SM.2S ^ 3 Thermoloftift liner.II year fbr S24; it’s availiailablc from Box n ^ *g._Sizc Indexed w / SnSnap S89.25 i$ 7 9 ! a ^ 2748, South Portland,id. Maine 04116 Men's St: LaLadies.- Reg. $205 (phone 800-758-1444]44). Or you can R e>gular g * Indexed Q uadd S87.95 $$78:95 , ^ 1 / 4 9 9 request a free copy. L a rrge g Indexed Q uad S106.S0 $95.50 { N O W ^ Q . W ho can te ll mne e the value ofa Dprft:gular Bible Indexedi S5I.75 ^$45.75 Peerl68s, motorcyclele made by the ^ Z :d 542.25 5$37.95 Sinqilex Mfg. Co. oafNcwOrleau, f 1 :gular T riple Indexed i t — a n d w b m can I findI parts?pc " p ^ (An extra 5% off)ff for m issionaries) A. Write to KenLen R o b in s , a OTHiHER COLUMBIA C( ITSJJATS& Cl^ motorcyclc restorerT a and b u y e r, in COATS, PLUS PAN! care- o f Restorationss PlusP Inc,, Box 7 1 7 7 . PrasDCCt H eightghts. 111. 60070- WUL _7J^2pEonc3)S3953g a s 6 5 ) ,------1 Since 1912 yg e w l e ' J g ™ 'NIN FALLS • BURLEY • RUPEI Q. Where can I fnfind M ajolica 1^ ^ PERT BUHL . BOISE ^ B O9 i 0 K - N 0 0 K OPEN TIL 8 1 pottery in variotu fan patterns? Is * 8 P.M." /M th e re a book on tb e subjtubject? Downyntow n on the Mall • ^ ^ ^ 8 ^ MONINDAY, TUESDAY & A. The Raven andd E Dove Antique & WEDNESDAY use S p c a l< er T o m F o ley C lin to n wTHTa (Irsl o f sortssor for Lee. photclologniph of Clinlon and Viiîce President- the Democnocratic Party has never wavered, presidential polixjlitics meant much to En^cbjcbret to ioin-tlie lhront»s "H e’s the first onc I cvcijvcr sent any money elcctccl Albert Gore taken^ during the_ from his.ois odmirotion of Jimmy Carter lo — ^------tcc-n f-tcw tsTnun. o r Tlien. » nicanl evcfytTilnhing. . A venue as Prcsiderdetu-elect Bill Clinton to,” I he said. “I sat downvn and wrote him n Demc;mocralic Naiional ConventiiItion mailed by H arry TruTruman to John F. Kennedy and '■ ------JobluKfr-ond-vd .iit n ]gijling-to-fc4;d-hit;-faniam ily— p>unHltf(i-lo-his-ii)iiugiirguration OCKt-month.------lettcr-aflcr-he-atm1 ounceded he was gQing-lQ thc.cc_campflign_it«ff. The nhphotograph is Lyndon JJoh o h n so n . in lhc .Great DcfDepression, Lee campaigneded for Lee. 95. plans to0 \> wati-'h Ihe inaugiiraliun run i for president nnd I supiupported him all the' persorsonnlized with' Lee’s nameic a n d a Ih a n k s “ t^ h o p[JC c (Cliiilon can work with Congrcs;"’ FDR and bccam:ame u lirdong Dcmocnii. gf Presidcnt-etccl1 IjBill Clinton from his way ' through the primaries.es.” fro)m m Clinton for his help. h c sa id .

—I The N ature c t h e H o lid ay It's the tim e of yea/ e a r B | |\ t J B r - _ when the brlghtes —F on-that-iast lights are In th’e eyes Joved ones. Espeda m in u te gift... ,. when they receivee ggifts ^U ES.-W ED . 10-8 M of Swarovsld Austriatrian for th a t specici a l M ctystai, like our m V /< ip H R tS ^ flS^ tfim k ■I pineapple, apple an s o m e o n e , ■ butter/iy. \asit our store today, and vieview the freshest gift idei D o ww ntoxvn stores! S w i l l | | H 8 2/ in our Swarovski SilvSilver ^ - Crystal collection. be open late!e . ' SIIVI « rKYS'IAI ^ F I N E F R E;£G/^H/R4P E i 'Sg JEWEI With sinceYe Av&'‘B ut * Tw in Falls * 73^2 apippreciatlon of yyc o u r itronage duringg t h e — OpenrTiies. b H ^ H I p asist year...We ext*d i e n d $ p . m . ^^LargerSel^tion H p C h r^tm a s Eve J ar very best wisls h e s g # _ofLL a n z t hlis i holiday seasi s o n N ightf W e a r s S B H an(nd throughout 1 '^^KERY I ^'''SLM SraBB coming year! Main Ave. £.*?: M n St. • Twin Folb • 7 3 3 ~ 1 S O i » n 10-6 Mon.-Fri. >So>.10-5;3Q?^CM3tW

Kii d s K o r a < ...... D eecem ber Specic ia l H Q “'7Ac Sew iec 7 a o n n in g m o v eES s ■ I Twin Falls • 210 2n2nd Ave. S. Ucromo*250WiWi Main ^ — K I C O A Tr s BM ^rTVnNFALULLS' Only OufLEt... men’:en’ s & Ladies' - au. sizesWH O pen lU es. &I VWed 8-8 , ^ 2 months Ihm 14 B oys a n d Girl B^flU Open TiTues. & W ed. 10 a.ma . .-5 :3 0 p.m. Is C hristm as EvEve 8-4 . NEW ARRIVALALS! ...... ^ W a II T < w s 3 ^ 40% oflff B I H - WiWwl—------LADIES^T-ePSrPANTS-^f-£ -&-SKIItTS ------g f selecledinerchand ■ b H ( S i ^URBAN, m S u b u r b a n P etites;s,, Austin Reed) ffl SI W a lk tli ro u g h 114 M ain Ave. ~ IB C h ristin e 's a o l h l c r y In Ute H eart of flj 1 2 4 M a i n A v e N o r t h (. Downtown H Twin Falls, ID M 301 Mon.-Sat. 10-5:3aJ 734-3225 • .^25-30‘o£fi h t o r c I l oTTFs u r M ini ■H 9:30-5:00 Sntur;urd«y — O nce-a-Yeain r S p e c i a l Hj^B Closed Sunday &t Monduy H fc ■ (iiFrcKnriFic,'CATI-S O P ] M usica7a/ SHALIIMAR I ife-m ^ W T St D9. ^k%,Christmt.nas! ® H it • Bool h y G u ee i r ia i n 9 flPMSfi . J e a , • Natural Spray a i Eau Jo Toilette • N ^ ^ ^ 7 Main Ave. West*';W34^2346 j ^ . Hricias^K atl 3 ______m PEWTmBS., Jg $35.00 Va SD. & T H 0 R S . Childreni 5Size « B elt 9:00-6:00 G uitarsi r s • Wes'o o t s w H Reg. $69.9 I. Now 3 a n s H i i 26”* I • stocats _____ ^ ■ | n o w H 9 i I h ; l o1 k , M Bit Buckles A 'eniier II H I DOWNI'estern Blouses M 'V 221 Moin Avc. C r o w¥ l« r ^ | n n F a lls ' PHARM/ ‘estern Shirts -|i ■ I lACXI^ ■ poking Stuffers ^ Q |9|^& Downtown onn Ithe M all • 144 M ain Ave.Av S. • 733-9771^H ■Wickers .® A istem Stores mroWNTVIlNFMlS w -OPBV-ToniiGin^ )pen-Tuesr&-WejdUntbuyyourbootatnm -*C ristmas Eve 9:1sSSa'sf.'TSe^ PFAFF FANTArASTIC^^g^^H (TwinIn Falb store only) ’fe n A ^ ^ ■ t a bBLE l i THE PfAFF HOBBYMATKATIC* W B Create-A- VedT^mtS-pzrrr. 93S DUAL FEED EXTRAPRA Now PlalCo oxdusivo buill-in DiDual Food S~FfND THE PEH):30-5:00 comos al n spodol low prico. 2i today's most popular siitchosos aand so > CHRISTMAS I much moro - oil ot a fabulous)us tbudgol r for THAI ■p'icd.— ...... - 'I r_SPECIAL PER etoywttow _

H B N O W O t Mlr sugg. pries $999.00 SGIFT : ^ = - | « 2 6 !C ’l l AT------H , Twin Fi Sewing C i S T M a i r * ^ 9 - “Mextto P H a r d w a i ■aditioh Since i1912 IW ln Falls *7: A Family Tra 'IN FALLS • BURLEEY* RUPERT-BUIUHL • BO ISE

IcZ ZZZZ':'lI g j ^ ______Valle______j f e S I t a luml t c d W t a êU ey -ja s d i rF e e t o F ^ B y S teve C ru m p ' ...... Kelley, a nuti>lutive’b f Wciscr and a gniduatc Titncs-News writer o flh e LInivcrsil;rsily of Idaho, succeeds Kathy JBCJv a lle y Williams, wholo resigned in the third week of ■ TWIN FALLS —- TlieT embattled United the'ju.'n-conciud:ludcd-e«nipuign-to-take-a-job - _____ I Way of Miigic Vallclliey hired.Twin Fnlls M see somene signs off renew' W e d in a fedcrully-fui’-funded child carc program, __ __Hansen womaa.criticaLw I ------busincsKWoman-Su;S usan_ICelley as its confidence abibout-the United WU ay. I . aliiry was nol disclo-sed. Tho— - executive directorir Monday.h IfDping to - -think th.he tim e is ripe.* Uniled "way ofo f Magic^ Valley spent S59,000 after Satuturday accident\______reverse the slide to3 h:its worst fund-raising on administnitioiItion last year. ^ TWIN FALLSLS - A 65-year-old Hansenn ■ y ear in alm osl u UecaUi•ailiF: “ ------J------■ ' a cuiiipuTgii uiiii ijnished tli.is“ . woman rcraaincined in critical conditionn “ W hut w e were lookooking for was a sunny, — S u sa;an r Kelley ■ year's76.000) btbehind its goal and 598,000 ; M onday eveninging after being injured in a pleasant personaltyilty who had proven ^ / f l olTlhe lotal itt miscdmi last season, -cur uccidcnt SaturIturday evening, success in marketketing." said Colin “Of courscc I'ver been following that.'' K a th le e n Mu; vluguvero wus injured ntt Randolph, chairmutnan of the board of — “*T— ~ Kelley said. "T"That's one ofthe concerns about 9:30 p.mI.m. S a tu rd a y w hen a c a r d irectors. “ Susan al.so.so hasI tho advantage of Kelley, manager of thee :family-owned she warvnnted lo muke a differenctICC in Ihc ______drivi^n by licr grcgranddaughter hit a stalled-d" being very well knowiown in the community. KiiCclley Garden Ccntcr andnd Landscaping communlunity. "I -see sonic signs of irenewed Kelley .saidid shes couldn't say-\vhy'thc—— -— ‘ pickup injck onl)n Orchard“Ro:ia near J200D SlieWirwalk-lnihcdor doorof-a-business and—Sc3ciîcc“and-a'Twin-Falls-i s-rcsident-sinee—eonfidet dunce-ubaul-thu-Unitud-Wn ây.— siie ------Eiist. they already know whovho she ia." 191966, .said she appficd for• tlthe job because said, "I•/ tlthink fJic lime is ripe." P/e’asesTelf thf_hni«h wontti rt»pf □nueom d-go-w ilhnul Vrlfir>la g 7 iT ~ r z g xipreme Court^rt." R ohner satd. "1 w ant to______------Thandle-Gongiigressioiral'inattci's " WENDELL - WhenW Kevin Lynott oftifTiciols will submit a reco>:o v c ry plan in p e rm it. Hc He didn'l see the placing. thei s«c every citizen'.en infom icd about this basic : ' TW IN FALLS.LS — Magic Valley replaced about 30(300 yards of tangled/ coi:orly January, for review andid approval by . g ravel uss b;bank ultcralion, he said .. constitutional rigl;right."...... -• be back in Magistrate Court ; re s id e n ts used to seeking help from the ...... la k c s id e b ru sh willvith cborsc gravel, hc thehose agencies. T h e con:parse gravel - like railro Rohner will be ' field ofTlces of Rep.Re; Richard Stallings und thought he was impmproving rccreation at Tlic^lakc was given lo to parks and ballasl roc!rock - was put in to help dedeter ^ to dcfeIcfend himself on chargcs of ! Sen. Steve Symm:nms will find those doors Crystal Lake. ccrcntlon in 1972 by Idahoh o P ow er Co. m uskratss f^romfr digging dens in the baijank violating Ketchi;chum City Ordinance 370. . permanently closediscd. ' But such changelges require a permit RcIccently the agency has beri5VCn?i • Crapo and Kemr:m pthonic wifi be setting flie need to extend Madnadrona lo connect Filer undeidcrstands the school district’sit sd d e m m a b u i m'T ® ?! ^'^^‘^t 's Vun o f' tlietlic legal tradition now that Jut Donicht said Ihc School I lavc to inform juries of this I up ofllccs in TwinA-in Fulls in the next Tew Avenue and Stadium Boulevard.Boi “N“ W c know thut S9 million (b legally commit funds for thrhtircc S c or I w e e k s . In th e meantime, mei anyone with School district supciipcrintcndent Terrell goin•ing to be stretched lo the I I attorney who uses this ; business that rcquiiquircs the attention of a Donicht said School BoaBoard members do not said.id. Please see STREE;ET/B2 argumenl'wouldId bibe ostracized." hc said. ; congressman shoutould contact nt Craig's ; Twin FallsofTice. v-which is located nt 1286 . I A d d is o n A vc. E.E. 'The phone number is lunselorr seeks Lehrma1 an’sCS]»I seat ! 734-6780. FUerEHigh COI ; Do you haveB a relative seiVing B y Kiric MItcbcU ------in Ihc arca has cauicaused some sludents to .seek Times-News writer their educations; elselsewhere. j in Somalia? CallC Times-IVews W here to vcôte in CSI boardb electioi)n. » Tlwt is why hc isaid he thinks-thc collcgc T W IN FA LLS> — If you have n rclniivc TWIN FALLS - A 'nTcift'-insêction sh o u ld providee ncwni dc)rmitory space for [ .serving w ith Ameriiicrican forccs in Somalia, supervisor from Buhl seekingseel his fourth tcm i ‘ Tbo1 Timcs^Wews ' ■ ' ' • Filer:cr: IJilcr High School.- - ‘ - collcgc students. ■ TItc T i r ^ S ’N c w?w s m antsW hear from you. _ __on_thc Coljege of Soulhuihum Idaho bcârd o f • Hanscnscn: Hnnsen City Hall, Tlie college iss ncnow considering adding on ------The paperfs'inicinlcre.sted iii hearing I'rom directors Mys biiildihgliIgli ncwlib'm'ry and'a...... Registered votei^'liviiig'ilgTrTJcTohTc aiid • I ldillis'lcrniollisler’nicmcnn lli im ry — —a- 1 0 0 -room dornorm ilory-either-on-or off------— ^ -----l-reki<-w>fi o f Mafi Vnll«>y m ilitn ry ______new dormitory would be his top prioritjes if Twin1 Fulls counties can1 vote\ between Schoo I. ciimpiis. I personnel takingng part in the United he'src-clected. ~ noonii and 8 p.m. today nt; aiany one ol’ ilR *~JcrDinDmcrSCTiioreitiTcn-ecntcr:—------bchmii»Milso-stuii-sfuidiheTiollcyc-ncediHo-tidd—— — I Nations opcratioItion to restore food C h arles L ehniian, who whi hns served since ffollowing polling placcs forfo the College • Kimbtnberly: Senior Citizen Ccntcr.:r. a wing to the Fineine Arts Ccnicr that includes ; deliveries in the: embattledcr cust African 1974 as u CSI bourdrd imemBer, is being o f Southern Idaho trustee elelcclion: ♦ Murtairtaugh: City Hall, ■a 300-to-400 scat:at :auditorium with a fiy lof\ I nation. challenged by R. Brianm Kccnc.Y a Filer High • Buhl: Senior Citizen CtCenter. • Twink-in F alls: C S l's T ayilylor' for small plays and recitals; officc spacc for I Call Steve Crump Cr at 733-0931, School counselor, in toda;;>day's trustee elcclion. • Castleford: Castlefordd 1High School. Administristration Building and lhe TvTwin instructors; dressressing rooms, a costume I extension 234. Board chairman LefLcRoy Crnig is also • Edch-Hazellon; Valley:y High School. Fulls Counaunty C ounhou.«'s main Iobb;)hy. Storage arca andI restres rooms for visitors, running for rc-elcciiontl butbi he is unopposed. ;___ I In the face off wwhat promises to t)c static Registered voters inI JeromeJc County and fitale funding Ibrr thetin collcgc next year, along Twin'Falls counties canan vote in any one of unsclor at Filer, is “younjjing nnd full of Kcencic was a counselor al II;Han sen ^vith an cvcr-incrca;:rcasing enrollment. Lehrman tary School before moving i I 11 voling precincts todayday between noon nnd crgy." Filer Schooliol District Elementar i? .to *1“-' said he would ratherrath consider finding new hool District. I 8 p.m . Supiiperintcndcnt James E. Fishisher said. "He Filer Schoc revenue sourccss lhlhan'cutting services. Tljc — — Lchrmaa snid cxncrieiêncc and continuity s ideas ' for improving things.” Lehrmnnnnn practiccd veterinary mcdiciicine for ncw revenue coulduld comc from ncw taxes, he I Obituaries B2 arc important issues. ^ Kccncrwho Kl could not-be-)c-re«ched-for— 2 0 -ycara-ba-bcforc becoming a mcat-inK|aKpoclor—Kiiid, ------"It‘s important to hahave background in ' connmmcnt Monday, voluntecrccred this year to for the fedfederal Department o f Agricul:ulturc's Hie collcgc iss alreadynl running on a bare-. Mini-CassiaJ ' . B3 fin an cial pro b lem s," the thi collcgc is faced servrvc us the chairman of a incw districl Food SafSafety Inspection Scrviccc e . Hc Ixines budget .andid tlthe next thing to go would" , i Sports B5-7 with, Lehrtnnn soid.I. “It’s“ important to courunscling pilot progipm thatlat places more supervisc.sse.s other inspectors in th e; PM agic have lo b e teachcrs,iers. he said. _ ...... ------B9-14“- - - mnintnin (ifltrong-viflblele aodministrBtion.''------cmiphosis-on p carccr goal.s ththan personal Valley.------... . “ itrai-would'-nd ■" 110 f b e ' n'gVd^d “b”p trdnl” ~ B ut K ccnc, who is in his first year as a coununscling. Fishcr.said. Lehrmnan an siitd the lack o f student housing hi Lchnnan .snid. ^ —X------i'’ I I I - ■f ...... ,7imnr.-Nnivit,.TLui: Tmin.Faile,.Idaho TuoKlayj:^■mrnmhiT ?? .3222—;_____ :_____ E9111board rrejects Jeerome o)ffer, EBurley rejectsr rrnoney ttransfer /Eric GoodcU fines and forfcitur0 i it fits our need, was'locaixratcd in the bcsi place." With die first proposo s a l,f o rS 1 6 .0 0 0 , wlioâ^tlviidvocatcd die Yucca Mountaintain posts in the Forer d a n d C a r t e r C lin lo n1 was w: accniscd of choosing toq ^ and Id ’s gci on withk'ith it — we need " If you yc look at it, whal you’riu’re vendors and contracioitors would have nuclcarir waste' dum p that they hahave administrations and workedW' as a state few wome3mcn for Cabinet posts. | • : building plans," sa id T w in Falls saying> isis to get G ooding lo ponicipaKpate done much of thee work thal a opposedsd Ifo r y e ars. and county prosecutoror in Ncw Jersey. Ms. O ’’Leary expressed strong • 'r^ County Commississio n e r M arvin it had toto beI over here," Vickers said.id. consulting firm docs> and: that would But Sens.S( H arry Reid and DickDi( She joined Nordien:m States Power, views on niiclear waste storage iri Hcniplcman, chairmannan of die board. The: board b agreed to keep th(the have increased ihcirr t c o sts. S a n d n e r B ryan aniand a s p o k e s m a n fo r G o v ..B Bi ob which serves 1.6 milliiIlton customers in comments;nts last March to the Senate i' Volers in Twinn IF a lls , Jerom e, dispatchch ccntcr north of the river ancand said; M iller sasaid tlicy expecl fairness frômfro M in n e so ta , W isco n st:sin, the Dakotas Committclittee on Energy and Natural Gooding and Lincolnoin counties voted to abideJc b1 y th e a d o p te d Joint p o w er:r ofo; “This way we liave'e more costs up Hazel O'O 'L e a r y , c s p c c ia l ly s in ce the ll und part of Michigailan, in 1989 and Resourcerccs, saying she was ‘'v.erjl two years ago to asscisscss themselves a agrccmetnent.. • • • from, but in the long rumn it will cosi us presidenlcnl-clecl hus commiitpdI to a heads the utility’s’s natural gas disappointoinicd" widi die DOE’s slow •• Sl a monlh to estabtablish a regional Hempnplcman said the board wa;was less,” H cm plem an said. fresh looôok at the controversial dumpmp. subsidiary. p ro g re ss. “■ ... . ■ : E a ste rn YWashington b races for anolother blast bl)f snow , gQjycott i call:!ls don’t hsalt AspenI bookings1 SPOKANE (AP\P) — Eastern loday.’. O( fficially, 11.7 inchess ofo National Weather Scrlervice reponed. ■ Washington resident:ents dug out from snow fell at the Spokanperaiors lhc posh c.iiniiumitiinily last two weeks of DecemberL are ‘'•jiinip-sia-siaNcd” the ski seasoni siiy theyy aare iKiokcd stiliii lhr.nit:hII Ihelli nearly sold out — nic;le an in g ih e Iliia! S iio w riianass s Rcsorl Association tallies will add up 10 lo a s i^ n iric a n l sp o k e swvonian o n Allison Scon said. ID e a th n ot i c c mi't sec any fallout I'rinun i il increase o v e r last IDecci;cmlx:r, Scoll1 ees s tim a te d S n o w n ia s s is 8.^ Servi l-uiieral (Kocli). ‘>2. or Rupcri. .lic.lI Sunday.^ Dec. rejiuhirss lulire hcic aiul we arc soM on.nil, proiceli.)!! ineiisure.:. But good ski But anal;malysis arc nol promising that- I Ionics. UoiUoise Chi.f>cl), 2(1. iy‘;2.al the Burley Care Ct c ;ii HMl ]ic rc c iu ." conditions appear to• haveI protected bookings!s w will remain high in January: c “ i p .,,,. Martha E. Gorrr>rmun, i>f T'win 1'hc l'ui)t:ral w ill he lieh r-'alls. j:ravcsiilf >crscrvicir. ID a.m . Jnm css 1Rjcnidrd Winkle, of WcW « ln e s ( ^ al lh c J.>sepli I'avavtie Memorial -»• -m uricy, with llic I O l KhI.iv. Sutisci Mu-nu>rimrial Park. Twin Sai;raiiii:iili>nro. Calil'.. anil I'.irnierly of Cl'C liiip e l.2 5 l W . M a in in Hurl ii:ic Valley, memorial K*-"Kcv. Jolin R a n ic y (>lTicliiliri(:iij:, B urial w ill A - / Cike 1 I ____ rails. (While Momo riu a ry in T w in iKc Maîit l-iiil>). sofvicc, IC|():30 a.m. WeOiicMlay. '"’II'oll.iw al lh c PaiiT Cemeiery.> ' ■ cominueued from Bl D;ive Parrish, en.Mivironnicnlal number ofo f; people. ■ issionarv Church. (While call trom fi to K p .m , unlay and ai Iv I.o c llic hi.ilogisi wilh Regi.inn 4• of Ihe Idaiio T erryy Bhiu. I with the Idaho l-ik-r Missi llic ;iiv:i lx.'llcr. nol Just hael Verle Sullivan.in. i>l JcroiDc, Mormaryin. in Tw in l-alls). " l»"riincral on W eiln e silay .il ll.c lunerallu ch;ipcl. • Depanmenl of Fish amnul Game. • Deparinieinieni of W aicr Resources, I .iw h a til It shades .the walh. hk I hiihiial for lishing accessaeei to a shallow bay filled I'ielil siij.ujicrvi-sor uitli ihe star small inaniinals and.1 birds.I ;iml its wiih siibmihmergcd vegetalion. : Hospi>itals ______Divisi.mMl .of l-:iivir.>iinicni:il Qiialii;iliiy I.L.Iii^Mahilizoihfhikcic hiiiiks. "You enden. up losing your lures" ih . . . ..ill 'I'whiII I I'alls. said the ;iliciaiiiin ______MAGIC VALLE''LEY REGIONAL MEDICAL, OCEN T C R ______Admitted io n s M o m . people, who.0.ubc the park ihm kindd ofol water, hc said. . ; ------d id - u a t-p Kitidi . G ra \’c;l-pl:ii-ffl l .p in ihi- wali-r h.-loW ______is s u e s . Bui Bl hail Lyn.ill uoiien tin Alfxaiuira Amk-rskTson of Kimberly; lUi/ahcilitll M .ircm i. Relen-scd Bill hc could havave improved the high,:h. wv ater line, however, is C:>iiltiia V aiifc andid JJuli Varufcnhostli. all oT k'ri:'crome; and Rliomla Mcl-lliii.illiinney anil Jerry Monloya. hoiliho o l'B u rley ; rc .)tiirc.•ll il povniit. hc likely woul.)ulil access withoui rci■cnu>viiig the clearlya a violation, said Robert l:imla NkCJiiircol GoCioodinj;. Sidiicc Millon ol Oakley:C i k-nry 'R io s ol I’atil:III: Kaicn Slory have jiollctilcn nuisi of wlial he waiilciIlled vcgelalion. Parrish sasaid. Along the Flowers,s. environmt ental resource Released oflk-yhum: andid RRojier W eaver .*!' I.cliitili AcrtL'res. l-la. w ith o u iI iiii.)\v haviriii lo restore •I''-'Ihi le m a iiiin g s o u lh s h o>rc r. of Ihe lake, specialistisl with > the Army Corps of , Tan.ar.i CariislcIc a n d C a rla H ill; Ivolli o f TwiI'w in l-alK ; lake hank.nk. McMasicr.s siiid. narrow cuis ihrough11 the shoreline Engineersors. Bui removing it may G k-nna Gill>cri arul:l JnJuli V.mdcnln.sch, K.ili ..I'Jor.loromc; anil MINID'JIDOKA MEMORIAL HOSPH>1TAL ., ivcrhani!ing brush prnvi.lc.l;L-.l ;i vegeiali.in give accesess to I'loaiing causc mornore harm than putting it A lexandra AiidcrMnion crly, Admitted orriinciions I'or wilillire. saidsaii docks, whieh aceoniiniinodate a large there iniliethe first place did. hc said. | James Kascr.r. Dcnean D C.il Iman an.l Ikeky,y R ush, ull .il' ______CASSIASIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ______Ru|)cfl: Julie Liii/>iti/yori’ikcalcllo: ami Norma V< Kei^Mey- “ I- Continuecued from B l ...... • - allocation coniinillec; lhatI considers Kelley fromfron a field of IK applicaiilk. j„ii the rci|uesis of nicinberier agcncics and which il it narrowed n down to four fFor obituary rate Infornr m a t i o n , (.ampaii’ii^1) had I'lilicn so far kIioii, hui divides ihe money aniolong them. finalists, ObitUijaries Ccall 733*0931, extensioilo n 2 7 B sai.l she1C Ih.nighl lhc slide wa> ------rcversihle.lie. "I'ni not unfainiliiliar wilh Ihe "The fourfou finalists all were high- ■n brolhor, Clillon Pelersorori, a n d o n o " T h is s is •a v e r y y c n e roous ii^ process." Kelley said.d. "1 sat in on ciualiiy people.” pco Randolph said, 'it ■: grandson, Donny Mull ^ L'oniiniiiiil'Ility." she saiil. allocation meelings when wl I was on was a lougough choice. 1 would have _ ii A vigil scrv icc will.be hih o ld a i 7 .3 0 .She’ll siI siairt w o rk J a n , 4 . and oone ik liic tx)ard .if the McCai'auley Home in fell comfortifortable with any of ihcm."!^ ^ p.m today at'Ihe'Hove-'C-Roberison nf her Urslirst tasks will he sillint: inI on Buhl a few years ago." K e lle y and ai her husband. Richard, I Funeral Chapel in Jororrjmc Funoral ihc ilelil)crl)crati.)iis of the Lhiile.l WayVay Kaiulolph said lhcc hoard chose have threeice grown children. II M ass will b o celebrateiled at 10 30 Ij—a-m-W edneaday-ai-Si'5!~Jerom© s ------I Catholic Church, wilhlh tho Rov o n êetÎ I Falher G erald Funke pro: Stow?,!;,” Conllnuecjed from Bl Alex and Fay Kochnclicff, pointed to , com ûp_wp_with som e woncy for_the______-Boise-for direction.1. That city is project, I... -^'JL !°J3 Viewing is four years:rsa li(» d .' I Jeromo Cemclory No ' .. blocking off roads ncjlear areas with In tablirblingThc M adrona Street planned Donalions aree s■ u g g e s ie d *>015^ polilolicy requires developers to J congested iraffic, they' said.s decision, uniuntil Jan. 4, the council also d Women s pay for cxextending or building roads to Ihe local BoMorcd But another man, Rollie R( Nalden, tabled dec!lecisions on school disirict Shelter by subdivisivislons and die council wanis urged the council to ma:lake the districi, projectss including a planned Ihe school}ol district lo adhere to this i elementaryary school on Park Avenue policy. CiiCity Engineer Gary Young , Bernice Ewing An>ndrews r hogwash. The and an additionadc to Robert Stuarl the council that widi a ncw^cw ^ ^ bunch of 1; : TWIN FALLS - BorntmEF Lwing------ccd to take cocontrol of the Junior Highigh School. -alls, died in oudilonumjm and gymnasium, tlie need Delores Cox “ Andrews, 78, ol Twin Fal situation so wc can getct this rolling,” Also Monvlonday, the council agreed to '.n Tw.n Foils fo r cxtcndiiiding M adrona will reai. TWIN FALLS - D D( elores Cox, 53, . p ■ her sloop al her home 'm vacate a utilityutil easement near die ncw Boguslawski T h e cou:ouncil w ants ihe districi. to . N a ld c n s a id . _ o !. Twin F alis. died c Monday ' . on Dec. 2 0 . 1992 Councilman Jim Vickckers urged the Com forl■I InnIi on Canyon Springs :OME - Ina Elizabeih 5 19M in paycostsfcs for half of the road plus onc morning, Doc. 21, 1992, at hor JEROI Sho w a s b o rn Ocl. 5 School Board to give thetJ issue more Road. PanPart of the new inn was slawski, 77. ol Loncosler, C ly d e c u rbrb, , gutter and sidewalks on . .hom o loilowing a coicourageous baltlo B ogusia '■ Pocalello, lhc daughter• ooi 0 'anc, Ijjg thought to sce if thele district can accidentallyally buill on the casement. with canccr •• Calil , aiand formerly ol Jerome, an d G o ld a M yors Ew:win^, Sho • the side: 0of the street nearest the ------Qelofos-kvaa-nom.Dm.ncb_^1333,._dL(LfL£rij-ndav. Doc. 18, 1992, inli] __movcd-wUhJ3ci_lamily_lo.to.llic_Magic_____ school pro;irop e rty . T h e c ity w o u ld nay in Twin FaHs, too [Bernio'ce and Lancaslosler. duo to com plicalions ol Valley a rea w hon sho waAâs 12. Sho ihercmalni:ilnmg costs for improvements;nts Waller Cnppen. diabetes.os. married Glenn Rupert AndrewsAr on onilicotliciJicr side ofthe road, S h e g ra d u a te dd tfIrom Twin Falls Sho w£w as b orn April 26, 1915. lo■° March 4, 1935. tn-Kimbiberly They ' Cosiestiiitiinaies for the projea rangen g e I------nd Wilda Hess Peierson in H igh S chool nnd' m.marfiod'Volmont Levi and had lived in tho Twm Fallalls area lor from S15>150,000 lo more than>an Althougleh the sense of loss5s can never Idoho. w h cro sho grow, up C ox on May 10, 198C985rin Twin Falls. Carey. Id P 57 years ------. . S 20 0 .0 0 0r. ; ■ • b e d l n nilnlshed, i a tour of theth funeral f by her husband, ^nd alienlen d ed sch o o ls Ina married Deo is survived bj “ B ernice will b e romomtTibofod as a One cou]ouple at M onday’s hearing,"S. home bef;fore you have to mam ake funeral Volmont (Vcl): ancand her moihor. Felix BoBoguslawski on Nov. 12,•' loving ond lailhlul wiio anand a lovmg wmm a r r a n g e im n ents will provide; a fam iliarity BcrniGco. bolh ol>1 TwinT Falls: two 1935, in Si, Jerom e's Catholic^ spirited moihor. grandmim o th e r a n d ' with the 1 process that daughtofG. Christinnine (Chris) and Church,h. .They were fccenilyy greai-grandmothcf ; facilities and the pi h u sb an d , Don Norrisrris olJoromo and divorcoc;od' Thoy resided and wwould be encountehe r e d . j in J e r o m e a n d brielly inf, Sho is survived by horor husband, Jonico Tucker off T\Twin Falls, ono lormod ir Glenn ol Twin Falls; two) cdaughters, o, Heid< Tuckor ol Shoshone3no lor over 50 years T h i s a l s ( son, Scoti and wile, I G le n d a H illm an . .Twin1 fFalls and so provides an oppo:p o rtu n lty to h a v e q i Boiso; lour slepchildiiildron, Cindy and iria was wi _a_mombqr oljho9 - -Pairicia.-MarsholLol-BcB o is e ._ o Q e _____ questions answereded without L. . . 7Z —Mike-l-Iedgo-and_^jBiiyrjrVd Jdahdtid'>icasanTnTPlains I Grang'o'and'was a° ' sister,! Jessie Andrews; olc Rupert: h a v i n g tto cdnterid with thehe stress of Cox ol Boico. Dave0 aand Lisa Cox ol membor.or. ol a n d , h o ld se v e ra^_pno„bro,(tlcr..Paul.Ewing.c l , l.oLMonoIa,— ------gcleL------I,...... Twin FallD a n d Slov - Cll ly Norfork Ti-rtlcr tro\<. • • Tho graveside sorvic lu'uu-roi.indtc.idvrcu.im-w , B/6ay Colonniai Funeral C hapel in1 TwinTv Falls, with Larry ol1 Lancaster.Li Calil., nnd Gary |. ' hold at 1 p.m. Wedncnosday at luimc,|, follow at Ihe Twin Falk•alls Ccm oiery Sandra MMi organ ol Evansion, Wyo.;• ^wilh Iho Rov. A nno Wol'old-Mariin .mlvn'o.•lM.niin:..nd im lovc^cvcrvoiu-, Tho family suggestsjsts memonals bo throo broiirothers, Leon and Vernon C-lu-iL i!»-rill- .11 (lie Aiiini.il Micllcr. ■■ ' ollicialing, n y 6 d iAAw. w W,f.irJ<'c and iiilicfd^p 1 ■ I givon to tho Soulouthorn Idaho Potorson,>n, bo th of S alt Lake Cily. I Frionds m ay call Irom 4 10 8 p .m . .nul I.UN. IffIrri-);iil,ir lioiifN will )cf.irec.miinK 2 5 5 1 Kttnberly i Road • TwliWin Falls -butions may-be-givigiven lo funeral - Reno. NeNev.; one'sister.- Bonnio—*',-_loday,aL.Whito_MQrii^tj ______chapoLs!a(LaUt)o.timeimo olJho-sorvico—B lo ck -^-of-Hiflstourcr~Ortr:— f ~ F alls------•- or may bo mailedd lo:I Reynolds grandchi:hildren; -and- 12 g r o a t -- -' Tho-famiiy suggosts-rrriicm orlal— • ------Funoral Chapol."2466'l6 6 "Addison”Avo“ ' gfijndchilcfiildron. Sho w as procedod ccontribulrons may bo m o d o to a E.pTvifin Falls ID 83301301. in d o athth by hor parenis; ono ccharity of tho donor's choic3IC0. TWSNIW nm>c stBvicc AovcRiistMtNT

~~I t . * • • Tuosday,y, iOecoinbor 22,' 1992 T^^lC5•^■cs-Nowo. Twin Falls. Idaho B-3~~

I M inini-Cassia~ ' R u s h dld e liv e r y Officiials finid no eevidentce of sclewage . B y James Prichard runiiii'ig“itii[“itircxtcniînn-c-ord-froiii'a ------Mini-Cassia News Servi *The light snowr coveringc would h a v e iiearh)yitilii;itiliiy jMilc into the trailer, , rmade any leakagage or ponding quiu l t e -‘t*'’adtninisirators forced the RUPERT — Ofilciahals”from the city __ evident.:.!.. Wee cI o u ld .c o n firm ncl O ______' Its lo pay for city eleclrical 'oT Riipert and the Si.SimTIi C e n tr a l. valid basis ffoifor the complaint.'I t service. ------Disiriet .1 Iciilth Depahirtment-say-they ------^ ------A sked-ifil-if-ho-could-t‘xplain.-lhe------found no evidciKc of.si'.surface sewage ^ — DcDoug Laumann, healtllllh official ancy between what the _____ on a nroiierty afleI «-T ncitilibors R tcondosos ;alleged ul the council______and wiiat iiis(>ectors fuilhd al complaincd about such:h a p ro b le n i to ;,(• leakageIge and no odors' were noted.ted. coming from the trailerer's sewer nine pcrtv. M avor W.I-, "Bill” the Cily Council. •Ilic lightIt ssn o w covering- w ould haveavc was'going o nto the groin»md, isaid'Monilayheishatllcd. In a lelter 10 city• public j works anyiiy leakage or pon’ding ijuite.lite 'Ilie Ricondos said Ml director Don Dustinin . th e h e a llh ^.vkicm. ... Wc could conllnn iu> validaiid" home is impr<>pcrly eonoimected lo Ihe “I wass kindkii of aiigeted bccause I districl's Doug Lumianimn re|H>rted lhat earlii• Ihe coiiiplain!."______sitiiila ry stnv :w er s y s te m . Ilgiireil whetvlieti we w ent mil there, there bc aiid'Duslui went lor3(Vr«)ih-Strmi . ------iroperty is owned by Lutsuis, 'L aum ann saul llie lioollok'irp has been wouiil l)c Ue ------Wednesday:------:------M^lrale/.rJ'. Neiglil'ors rim t RicondiT;do.’ a p p ro v e d b y th e slata te p lu m b in g Whitloin'saii•said, . T hey w ere th ere li:lo investigiite his wife.. IiIi;irlctie. ami iheir snn. Mikelike insjH-'Ctor. • A .w aterler heater at the property _ ' ;dlegalit^ns by neii’hborors lhat sewage Ricoiulo.I. alla adtlresscti ilie omiicil on A lew months at’■it’o, Ihe 'citv mii;ht.have_live leaked s.ittie waler out of - ■ • I Irori) a inuler there hadid l>een exposed D ec . L'i.i. lIhe d a y b e fo r e M o r a l e /’s discovered that resiiietil:tils tenting the lhc trailer:r home hi on to thc ground, lie , lo the gnm nd's sufl'ace. prorxrdy w;w-as inN|H:ciciI. intijcr hom c at lhat timelie had illegally added, but)ut it i vvas not conlaminalc-post office hfls-been—_ TVuckeersjealLoJ)jT_strike ■fr------verybusyln-recejcentweeks-handllnghcholiday maHlngs.------_ Mini'Cflssia N ew s Servi■vice I'irst u'ill' fv Ix slow. "W hc/i you dofj’ln't ______haul lor ]K‘ijK'opIc for a while, it takes a — BURLi-Y ~ I'ruckck e rs w h o work' Avhile lo getget back the business.” for the Nortkwcst.1. Agriculture The lûcûckers have decided to ijitil. Cooperation Associalalion (NACA) however,•. ifi an agrcemeni can'l He' I I Brieflyly in Mini*i - C a s s i a have called off their sistiikc, bill the reached byiy I-eb.i 8. Burley office will stillill c lo s e dow n ” lt slillI slands." si, Pullial said. r ;; Gunshot kikills power in ODakley area Feb. K if an agreementnl between the He saiild heli is hoping an agreeincnl company and the ininickcrs isn't can Iw readach ed . -..6ny Ljmers in the O akley area ;rs went on strike the llri.1 of OAKLI-Y — SomeSo Idaho >I’owcr custom rcached. an cmpli)yee says,sa 'Iruckers m . i t u t l “ 'ri-ovn-lori '' cxiKTicnccd a pt)\vcwcr outage early Saturday/ 11morning when a gunman’ Wayne Pullial. terniinlinal rnanagerai December>er. com plaining about.' ! slu>t il hole ill a Iraii'ansrornicr. deputies say. the Burley NACA offiffice. said the among oilieIher things, low salaries and .• * A c c o rd in g to) tlthc Cassia Coimty Sheheriffs Department, a Ihrce full-time truckckers there are an unwillillingness of NACA to lo DoogV^S' 9^:^^ ^ e a o b iranst'uriiicr at II .Ul.UK) S o u lh 440 W est w as shot. Thc transformer happy about the decisiision lo call oil negotiate.le. Jerry Ready. NACA■A ftogior''' B rcfcivcd an cstimutclatcd SI.-SOOdamage. ' Ibe strike. e xec u tiv er vivice presiilciit. could-not IkI'C - He said, however, lliiihiil business al reached orfor comment on Mniiday. \odoois-s. ^ \ I seeks health-ca;are comments ' Minidoka s ice set next weieek in Oakley UUl’I-RT — Say>aying lliey’ve run inio inanany ipieslions regarding Family danc hcailti carc. Miniduidoka County coinniissioneners-elect John Rcn\sberg Mini-Cossia News Scrvivice the Oakleyey L D S S ta k e C e n ie r. 40(1 ' and Larr>' H arperr aiaic urgani/ing a heallh carccai meeiing to take plate .Smith IfiOV0 W est, ’ today. 7 alI llthe district,ctHirlroom of ol Ihe Minidoka County OAKIJIY — Ihere; \ w ill 1k‘ a free l.ive muslusic will bc |)rovided by Ihe " Judicial Buililiiig. I'iiniily holiday dancc.■ Ifro m K;.^(l t« D ale P lollslls Orchcsira. Kefreslinients UctnslKTg saiti iIklhc public will be invited 10 to ask questions regarding 1 I :.'\0 p.m. on Tuesda)a y . D c c . 2‘> ai will Iv serv,rrved. ^ 6 2 * ______the hospitals in ilicle t\Mini-Cassia area, KcmslKTg said he anil Harper won't neces:essarily l>e able to answer ' lhc iiiicsiions posed.>ed. but will forward iheniI oon to hospital olllcials in ’ ordcrioohlaiuanaii "Bolh Larry am!ul I have liad a lol ol' peopople ask us ijueslions thal ncillicr o f lis can ansansw er.” icrg said, Me said hc feltt ihcrcll was a lot ol"inlcrc^rcsl in the area about the H ' siiiiation regarding:lg areaa hospitals, ■ ^ a Cassia Menioiialiai Hospital in Uurlcy reccn;cntly announced it would huild a new S. 16 million mil facility, while Miniinidoka Memorial Hospital ------: — ha:^-ujiuuuncctl ilI was forming an alliancc-• withv Twill I'alls’ Magic Valley Ucjiioiial MciMedical Center. , Heyburn mman reports millissing pickup s llI-YMUkN — A pickup without an engineine was siolen Priday from a llc y h n n i m a n .. accoriiinga to ihe Miiiitlliiloka County Slieritfs IX’paiitncni. 1 , K ic h a rd .A J Ie n MeMorris. lyOfi.Tesa St.. loldlid deputies soniconc look

lakcii w hile il w as^ parkedp; ai a residence at 55(f s t/w c s l 2(«) Soulh. ’' Mt)rris said hc iciieccnlly piirchasc*d thc truciuck. which s|H)rl«l a lighi IIIJ.DI.IzIJJULJKg hlue camper shell,, fromIV a Heyburn man. Burley cabIble company bo u $ ttA 9 9 incrciisus arc consinsisicnt with provisionsi of0 the cablc lelevision •Ouiot Film Transporj . regulation law passetised earlier this year by C ojngress. n i ^olUacusjnodo _____IZ. “^~ ^peT “roll ------|-j Hie Federal Comniinmunicalions Conmiission>n is ext>ccted to adopt lhc •Musical Self-Timer new guidelines by' m id-1993, tlie com pany saii•ilid. I l g S.mon U.S A.. Inc. one-yoar litniiodnod w.v/ftniy/roflistratlonwrd, C ~~ T — 1 TCI serves Rupertcrt and Burley. C’ompilcd on from staff reports ______d , l O T D K oliday O ffer! ■ V ID E O TAITAPE ______-IncludJs Car ~ ^ ^ ^ R 6 - 1 2 0 v.Woman escaiapesfire_ 1 ^ ^ H S8mn ...... -J '[fti fox &TlL[dnE I " ., BOISli (A P) — An H9-year-old | C. Sljecial Hol ;;;Uoise woman escapeipcd from her ra . / • V ID E O TAF J)urning Innisc niiniinutes hefore g . ■ by mail when ya iTDK fO O K n' :’'’nanies began shooiingng out the from ^ I ^< :$f-TC30 Eh T-120E-HGVH s and "'w indow . ^2______VHS-C>-C j "* ‘•’nic flrsi thing I saw;aw (ofihe fire) [K S^STONE’^ ^ one of the follow JCHEC '•\vas whcn it was coniiii]ling up Ihe side g| K •HS120 8 mm 2-packfou buy a 2-pack ofIS 7 of niy rucking chair,lir,” i-'lorencc » KlEllITTEKS I wMijrnniw:iiy^g H .HS30 8 mm 3 pack IO VHS g VIDEO TAPi "'Pruett said Sunday. HS video cassettes. 2-pock .■7 Priiell. w ho lived alnalone, was not ra Spudid lo n d Video & Gifts I •E-H0120 8 mm,2 -poci w i n g ; e

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. . 1 ------:------b r ' U ...... 'win Folia. Idoho T uo-.dnv Hw ^ ______4 Id a h o A/W e s t ‘Statnmentnl problems L ------r^rt—t:tnd nH-ts-:tirc:ircndy-an-enviroJin>ejiliiI—I-Pariimelrix- - or -Hell..cllcv u e,——^VV-asii------hc_CoeutLdLAlcnuJ-ukc_Eiu■iiyiroiunenUil—controLfutu ______^ ’ damaged the trout fishery, ^ ■ iliN.isior...... Hnvimnmcntal regulaiotss blblame (he law. . Awararenes.s Network quest:stioned the But slalcale environmental measurcicments, have severely da ime Department regional' ' t Ill yic>Iiiim),:coiiMrii'aruciioii pcmiits issued by/ ‘'D enial is th e most offeii;feiisivc part o f all ol‘ soundidness ofthe projcct ahnost>1 iimmediately jamples tiikeritiili by a downslrcam landidowner-*.Fish and Game lager Ned Horner said hi.*; % M-'cir :im l the slaic.le. tiie cminly m ay have: this." a dow nstream laiuiovidowner complained and Wentw lo court. In O ctober;r 1990 as the nnd analyzeyzcd at ilie'state laboratory and a the fisheries inunagi 0 control. The PJvisjon of^ ? tinned tor ctccadc;des a ciitthtoat trout-- as thc w cst-slo p e cuKliroairoal iroul — which lirsl. storm s dislodged din dowov/n Fighting., county’.so.s. o.wn records .show ih c dcIcal has_ agcncy hus no c Q uality is’ Ih charge. ' . . sjiaw ninji aiul hrcciliiirding sireani and tribulary? have som e proicclion undeiider llic lindangered C reek:k. Isl Districi Judge Jamc.sL'K Judd found been violateIatcd at least 10 limes .since ththen. Environmental Qu I’s conslruction has had “a lo L ak e C oeur i!‘Alciiilene. Species Acl disappcai.car from l-ighling lhe county c in violation o:of its own -Rcgionuliul Slate [Znvironmentnl Suptpervisor The landfill's lo the habitat." Homer said, The emiiiiy iiaslas dcl'ied a judicial1 ' Creek. eo n siraruclion pennii. G w e n Biurr ui admitted’her ngencjcy wns mnjop impact lo t roblem took 35 years lo work, m up Ihc project, h hus4 -Sincc work_be£:uôn thetjê dump iw-o years 'I lesehe violations. Judd wrote, "are“ causing partially alat fault for inadequate enforcrccm enl and a sim ilar probl ------acrccTDcnJ to cicari i hcsouth-fork-of the-Salmon - broken promises to residentsi down.stream1 ago,■ a dozen rainsinrmirms have washed irrepaixirable injury to the FTghting ^ Creek a.s one ofllf the contruclor^ cxprc-sscd-ciconcem—itsclf-out-on -thes the spawning gravel is still and n)is<;L-(l d ead;idlincs l l<) injplcm eniI thousands o f ions o f .niiulid and ; clay inlo ihc waleri;rcoursc. Kocklbrd Bay nndind ullinialely over a lackJck o f sampling and rcportirling and RiVer. where the creek, deslroying iroul liahilahilal. Traps built lo I.Jike.• Coeur( d ’Alene.'’ continuedd foolingft o f Fighling Creek. fouled. L ACIL U o f lificial rrejects Andruss names new dirrector irtment | = f n o nillm eiiat-eomEtproiEa l s e ^ ^>f Healthh, Welfaire Depai Bidisi: d] (APj —•The'man] whow guided the Stale lhaiUll state cash, another S42 mi!m illion in fcdeml ca.sh for S tool and Hospital in1 NampaI through a heaealih care is lost. . I'O fA 'l'lil.LO (AI‘)U*) - - A regional ■ — lilis couniry as w ell a;as alheisin. The S c h o t Itimillion'dollar crisis in the lale 1980s has been C C itin g Harris* success in solving the licensing ^ \rueiican Civil Lit)l.ib e n ic s U n io n ‘Tl 'only way I'or that lo be b. conslilulional niultiii There are .some led direcior of the Departartment of Health and proroblems that threalened federnl fed* nid to the Nampa y ■ on'icial lias rejcclci;led a proposed 250 g is if Ihey had someiliiiling represeniing namei iO religions in this Ifarc for ihe final twoI yiyear.s of the Andrus faciicility in the past. Andrus said he personally solicited i.c>iniMe agcncy; and bolh the brirring som e conlrol lo the Mcdiiledicaid problem. I iiiversily yrailiia'tca'tc:_siiidcnt who COr f cxacllv’ whai Bamm iock C ouniy the sin o n s titu tio n a l is if ern o r lind H arris said it will wil nor be a carelaker “We “ have a Inrgc job to> cocomplelc,” the governor .iliogei! a viiTTali „ Comm’issioii Chaiairman Tom goven falion ol' ll.o theiey had something .saiclid. "The cost of health carecarc in th e nalion, in the .cotisliiuiiunal separaiiraiion ol church , ^ Kalsilonieies has said,1 lhei county will tenure.ire. representing 1 plan to make changes in thithe departmenl." Harris statate. in Medicaid is advancirncing horrendously. Jerry ami slate, said he was.as saiislicd when Ilglil, "I p "1 feel very strongly nboulUl theI elionis we .serve, I Hararris is the mnn who can1 pulpi a pencil to this and • lh e c iu in iv aj^reed lasiisi week \ 10 place a everybody.’ Zaleha said diflern;-mg views from said. " ■ognims." holeDid these cosis down,” i'hom as Jcl'fersin)n r many levels of decicision-inaking clfecti :etor since Andrus rcturncined lo tlie governor's direre d ly involved in the disscmicminniion o f .services. '•ir llie y c re e l lhal nionumeninu- — the ' ---- Slruciurc." Slill. hee said, lie was direcu :e ixLl‘JH7. MMe em phasized thal he had;id non preconceived notion ; yranile nne I’m gettingyc( out oC it." Zalehaa may 111 have misspoken. "embarrassed by il beiicing aired in the oflice Thehe biggest job facing Harris,ris, and the governor, is lhalal the departm enl was bloaiiloaied. But he said if the > Albanese said SadSaturday, "rve "From0111 whai 1 uiulerstand Ucrniernie media," :ring a SM million deficit in the stale contribulion anallalysis shows excess managelagement, "wc wijl make i accomplished my,• iibo jc c liv e . T o m ay lave liav said il' som eone piils upIp a:i K a is ilo m c te s and a fellow cover'ii nedical care for the poorir aand then rein in the tliojose adjustments and carryry lhell funds down to the ! p u rsu e il a n \ I'urlherr is ridiculous. Il's sig n next n o to (the nionumeni) thatIhal Commissioner CarolyIvii Meline saiil to me. •ockeling costs o f the Medic;iiicaid program. Wiihoul peo];ople who provide services,” becoiniiii! .1 e ireus," w ouldI he hi OK. and tbal's deriiiiiclytely lhe counly’s offer is stistill on lhe lable. skyroc l-;ven Albaiiese's ACLUA( altorney. iue the Al.’(.’LU decides lo ' Ucriiard /alclia of Boise, U said he secondd iiionumcni11 is) the same si/e in or withoui ,Mbanese, eollectionons SI5.H million ahead o ' [}rojcclion^ And that Icfl a su b slaraniiat revenue projection,ion. -although analysts; cash surplus ihrouglugh .cushion.-TTT.allcr.coverin]ing unpaid bills cuuli.onedd thal tl u_lhird_ofjhe_cx_ces.s______il T A Novembericr the first five m onthss o:u f - 10 handle at least a. pportion, if not was due toto reversalr of refunds due to FBI tU.S.Att(torney innvestiga th e c u rre■renl budgei year — wa;>vas more than m ajorily, olofthe current' accounlingpng procedures. ! ;d lo shrink by at least S3 S] S14 million dellch in thehe stale's share Refundid claimsc were also lighlcr; when income taxpayers file fik of-lhc cost for medicalal carc forthe lhan expccpeeled, underscoring the; refunds next year, poor, expectationlon vcr A ndrus a d m in istra iiilion revenue But thele saless ta.x. the other key! UCI Slate offieuiK saiil . P O C A T IT I.l.O I'APl■\P) The FHi Roiulaioaiorv Act. tribes can eonduci i.iilR.yo^pocl..s“;rl"^'M llit-' ^^'-ite is ninnmtilinK e siim a ie .th a f is a lrc:ady a i some S5 Indicaior-air-af the stnte economy’s: • gaiiies on liieir rcscix aiioiTT’HTs—iri.''ii’oti:iiiiiiis n v 'c n nriT:iiiiie.' a iTho»gh— a l^-’ and I '..S. Aiuirriev Maulaurice Lllsworth hitigo ga fighting foresl lires lasiliisi million higher thanin the siaTe economicc strength,sti was also ninnin^ In furllier meetings lia\e,e nol yel been " arc iin e .sliu a lm e llic1C 1legality »>(' 25 wiihouln inferencei from the,slate. In and reimbursing counties for foi Legislalure believe wiw as a v a ila b le ahead o fprojections, proj ; video pull-lah lollery;ry m achines on fact, a i’lI’ocatcllo man w on SlOO.dOl)101),, scheduled. Ihc I'o n H all Indian Rcsen'ation.Res on Sundaulay playing high-siakes bingoIgo ' B olh siilc s d e c linled e to dis-cuss I------i;il.s\M)rih said Moi-londay lhal his. at the SinSlioshoiie-Bannoek bingo lialllall su lfsia n iiv e is s u e s ren g a rd in g thi: olTiee has eonlaeiedled the federal in Fori Hall,H: ■ • closed-door gaming negegotialioiis, Indian (ianiiny Regulatory Rogercr Leo Amos wîs pl.iyiiisng I Andrus signed a gaiiaining compaci m C ornims.sion abouiIt tli61 p u ll-la b '" M e g a■ibingo." h i a game played by wilh the Coeur d'Alenene Indian Tribe / \ m aelim es. Bm he dccliidined 10 discuss satellitee «wilh bingo players on Indianian o f noriheni Idaho earliiHer Ibis nionlh. \dvertissers... TTJiriTTs’ Tnm ;~im esiii’atii’ation requested reser\'niioIiions in scvcnil o ther stales. - The llrsi such agreemenenl negotialcd------earlier llus monlh bvby (io v . C e c il Iiul lotteries, lot pari-imiuicl bellingliig in lhe sn iie . ii a u iiioro n /e il rnngo, [ ~ Andrus, a n d cacasino-type games areire loiicrics and off-track belling,hi bul nol .l lie g o v ern o r saidI hc ho believed the eonsideri;ercd Class 1'hree games ami..ml. casino-lype gam es., Inslislcad, lhe stale iiiaehincs-were illegalgal becausc ihc must be regulated by a eoinpaclicl anil (’oeur d’Alene Trilribe agreed that 'lale ami Shos|ionc-l)atDannock Tribes negoiialciileil with (he slate. issue would be seti'lcled in federal ha\e nul yel siyncdd a compact to Shoshcshone-Bannock leaders willill court, n-Idalio-lndiaii— tlceidc_,:__ ^w.lieilicx__ Lc*___^c.o.n i nu‘>'_jie____The Shoshone-Banin nock T ribes______rcser\aiu)iis. negoiiaiidiliuns wilh lhe slale aimed al also iio)’c to ot'fer easimino-slyle games I'rihal of'ticials saisaid the video resolvingng some gam ing issues. Tribalhai on llie l-'on Hall IndianI IKcservaiion. machines fall underler Class Two ofllcialslls said on M o n d ay lhal iliche Stale lawmakers arere expected to i’aiiiin.u. as dct'incdcd by fe d e ra l talk s, wliiivliieh have been under way for consider legislation duluring the ncxi ______rtxu!ali>->nb'..aiul_c»)nsaiiicuucnlly are nol a b o u t six■îx months, would proceed: if legislalive session subicel In stale oversighiIghi. ~ : m em bers•rs o t'T irc T c rrrn a ri nusfiTe'ss'•ss~a'uiruiri/ing'l.i\vmak'cr.';-| appm ve-or-^^^^H U n d e r lh e I ‘)SS Indian Ind G am in g C ouncilI agreeaj lo conlinue. vcio gaming compacts, * T H eE ] r k o ^ LaRoccCO t o f i g hit l effort att w a s t e d lump WrA H O IS i- (A P ) -- Congressman C( means turning in the INIU- into a ijiiil searching for V‘ 10 M a:irk e t l.arry LaRticco prpromises lo pennanciiiiciii niiclcar w asle dum p." leniporarily lake speienl fuel from - rciniroduce leiiislaliimim ,giving state.s In ii meeting nu wilh the'Nuclcarar nuclear power plants, vcio power overcr accepting Rcgulatouory Coinmi.ssion b'riday.y. But Waikms has no. pnivcrlocnd[ com m ercial nuclear \vasivaste. senior HnergyHr ofllcials proposeded the search for a tempo[lorary storage i c h m o n t hh w i t h a S]special edil i t i o n o f The l.)emoerai from:>in Idaiio'.s 1st m v in g highly hi{ radioactive malerialiai site, a jo b fo rm e r Idalaho Ll, Ciov. District made iiisis coninients I'rom current cm slorage siles at David Leroy holds, Clui'uick Lempcsis, , Saturday, foilowini; repnal IIllngincering Watkinss alsoal reportedly scnl a lellercr Nonhem .Stales P 1 ow er Co, l.aboniiory for sionijjecof o more speni to Sen.I. J. . Bennett Johnson of officials in MinnesotOta said lliey . . niick-ar Ciiel. ______L o u isian a ma, chairm an o f the Senatelc viewed Watkins' letterr as; a promise T hhe ( First T uesday' ofo each monfh, 5,00 0 0 • ••This is a horrible id»idea." he said, lincrgy a "(iivin)i 1)0!£ con:ontcol over Commilleelice, on Thursday. their radioactive was;islo o li llloir eXtxtra copies of M agiigic V alues are eommercral nuclear• w asle d u m p s “ W.TTk'tnsins .said th e DO H w'anis 10 hands. d eelivered l fo hom ess ini Elko and W ells, Nevada. e ' R each fhisis valuable m arket W eather clc l o s e s , 1 : ■ w iifh t f an ad in M agicic V a l u e s . ^ / delays couiu n t y Janjnuary SÂdvertisiising Deadline:. / / school clasi s s e s ■ % ) l i t h e (■ I S O ) ! ! ' ^ WVe^nesd^y, Dec.D 30th DLACKFOOT (AP)’) - - Blowing and drifting snow clos;loscd four of. ^ M , ------five Birttjiham Cou n ty^y^hoDt>r-:md------1 ------delayed classc.s in anothlOther to begin CM From all ot0 us . . . ihc w e e k ...... - to afl of -v- y o u ! ' - . f h oohfact i your Advert!!rtising R Sptesenfafi f i v e o r - Only about one incbb ofo snow fell - I S u n d ay b u t ».<5cs a t A b crdrdecn t were [______c : ilelaycd tw o hours. • ______- “ O u r c la s s c s w ill1 be b' delayed bccausc the snowploliow drivers ----- di^^n^-^ ^hJ^k^^^^cv^dJ- b e n h lc 'tn ~ " — have all the roads openop in ihe ' • — county by 8 a.m.. wlienlen .the buses j 3 t iB T T i rmes-Nsews normally run," Aberdci‘dccn School District spokcswom;)m a n A lic c Petersen suid. 54515 SHOSHONE ST.;r. SOUTH 733-00 7 1 0 I ______f > c i Hm i m :. ; ; t s

' I >ports Line -jC o w h m - d i v i ijyeUp]p in g F;M c o n s ^ ^T liclliniaijvfci^ / For-the latest The AflsoCTntBd P ress ...... - chahampionship in history - the i flrsr sincc 'I’hc 1-nlcons l-'r (6-9) also yicldeted a field forcing the CovCowboys to settle fnr Hiiioit’s scores, call: 19H9H5, ,, goal aifier fit a lost I'umble in the -o p e n in g 47-yard HeldI go;goal and a 3-U lc;id. ATLANTA - Coaclach Jimmy Jolinson ••This is im portant,” Aik\ikm an said .of period.. .Ihcn,ll drove 73 yards for ll:Ihcir only The.quickV strikesst in the third quaricr isn’t calling the DallasIS CCowboys Ainerica’s 'inning the division and clii;lincliing a first- lead off ll:the game, scoring on a 6 -y-yartl pass came alter |.arrLarry Brown recovcreil Sieve leam. • ,, )und bye in the playoffs.fs. •'Mow many from Wai.Vade W ilson to Drew Mill uw ith 5:21 Bruussard'.s”‘ fumfur ble o n j h e Alhm ia -IS. It 7 3 4 : --6 3 2 6 :anis have made it lo thehe Super Bowl leOinthethe opening period, look only tlirceree plays'tt) score runs ofK aiul follow thic e simple.‘ Instnictlons. _ He’ll let others do lhal [hat alkr the Cowboys iiliout ihe b ye’,' A ikmm a an's scoring passes wen:nt fo r I 1 and 17 yardss b>by S in ilh :md Aikm iin’s IS- wrapped up tho NFC EEast ehatnpioiiship ... Z •••WinningjheJiast was ob\3bviou.sly-;i-goal yards lo;o 1Kelvin Martin and 18 yartirds to Jay yard pass to MaMarper. who got hcliiiid Tim - ■ Monday night with n 41-1741- victory over fhe fours, and drawing the bye,’’c," he said. "Il's Novacekek in the second quarter andd 23: yards McKycr. Allanta Falcons. oiieiie less gam e w e have lo playlay." to A lvinin 1Marper in the Ihird. Deion Sandersders I'liiiibled aw ay ihe ciiMiing _ "I think most-people>le in the country will »•••tii.;i :i trcm cndniis n; t:_-ic-.,.rn • t t:ilI^lliMtt lv,.1 n f .n,17 -.,wi o-i recognize tlic Nt-u”!_ hast as itie most 'ivision champs." linebaekeiker Ken Norton yards, recovery on thf:hf’All:ini:i / 29. nina— difficult division in allII ofo Iboiball iind to said 1 lid. '‘I've been here fo ra fexfew years, and " l l ’si bebeen a long day for us."" Falcons Smith scorei)re'll on ihe Ilrst pl:iy, breaking able to win it with still;ill one gaine to g o . it in recall when ihings wen'cren't quite so coach JerJerry Glanvillc said. ’•Wc thoughtthi at out of a slackek'at : Ihe line of scrimnuigc. really says somethingIg about: tiiir iboiball tciting. It’s way too soon>n lo eelcbratc. halflimele we\ really had a shot." hitting the rightght sideline :ind-gelling a foul leam ," Johnson said. We/e ’ve cot unfinished businessess." Thomaimas Everett got the Cowboyoys going in Ihe end zoneonc on a bump by Samlets at P line Troy Aikman threw’ fofor Ihree touclulowns Triie'Cowboys (12-3) pul Ihis ih one out of early win.vhen hc returned Mike Priirilc h a rd ’s the I. and Emmitt Smith rann f

Higlllnn(JntMinlco74ap $ 3 0 millican lon;ig-temm deal1 in Hilawaii I Emmqit m Joromn 7 30 p i Ilia! al OuM 0 p.m. : KymtX)(iyalOocJo7 30 PM The Associated Press ' T he A ssociatedid P re ss >. CoioyotUu»»7JOpjTt.-- LAHAINA.. Hawaii11: - Jusl anolher g:ime ; llcMnldatOioKicM 7 30■ibp.m p OAKLAND, Califllif. - Ruben Sierra, II[■ , OokloyolHnnonn 7.30 p ii one of iwo top free: agentsag remaining, re- » ..d for Duke: goodlod shooting, great passing, sighed with the Oak)akland Athletics on “ S some impressiveive idunks and a win, Monday for a five-yea/c a r contraci. Sierra’s agent. Boblob Wojff. said a few f c C olleg.ege basketball days ago thal a deal:al with, O ak lan d w as S30 p m — Chnnfinl !3.13. Coiinoiibas>on>allC Nwin closc to being compliipletod for ahoul -S30 CJUUinn al Oliu SUiIn The top-rankeiiked :ind two-time defemling Spm — OinnnnI 22, NDA On»»nHwrr[ooiUnn Slalo al million. A ’s generaeral manager Sandy Hg Alderson said the; aa( c tu a l a m o u n i %yas 9 national champ:mpioii's beat DePaul S9-73 730p.m -Chnnool13,C13, Colingn txi'kglluiii Maul ClaiM lower than had beeneen reported, bul he ^ M onday nightI in the op en in g round o f llie lOp m — Cliunnnl 13,, ColinunCoi (Miskotbair Maul Clninc would not tell the total)tal. Maui Invitation::ional. th e B lu e D ev ils’ ISili Siprra is a three-timilimv All-Star. The 27- • consecutive ietor\’. year-old outfielderer was actjuiretl by D uke (5-0 )I wiwill play lhc winner of the O akland o n A ug. 31ll ialong with pitchers quunerfinal bei\\Jetween Louisiana Slate and Jeff Russell and Bobiiobby Witl in a trade Stanford in Tuesd.lesday's semifinals, that sent Jose Canseco:co to Tc.xas, G rant Mill leded 1D uke w ilh 22 poinls. nnist Com ic, spolorts card Last year. Sierrara won a record S5 com ing inside,:. whilewl Bobby Hurley had million in salary arb:ubitration, Alderson i 12 fro m 3 -pointiiint range, in ;iddition lo a classes anninounced .said Sierni requestedd aa five-year deal. A num ber o f specla.jclaeular assists. 'I'honKis Hill ------'------^^rWIN-FAL-bS—5-----Âftcr-thc-chiJdrcn------^‘-That-wus-soinetljethiiig-ihat—Ruben— JB ■V had 10 poinls,s. hhis last two on a monster unwrap Chrisltna.sus presentsf and finding, wanted,” Alderson1 Siisaid, "He had been V ? 'X dunk in the lanene wilh\ 6:25 to pl:iy lhat gave pcrhiips, sports cartards or comics, Sports ofTered shorter contracracis for more money ^ ihe Blue Devils'ils their biggest lead ol'llie Ciriis Plus II h asaca claJis for the beginner. on an annual average;c bbasis. But ihat's-not- a3 , game, 77-57. A fre e c la s s to0 all; youths is.being w hat he w as looking fc _ ’'W e hung inn jherejli and just kept building • H we gol to where they couldn’t offered by Sports-IS Cards Plus 11. All The signing left firfirst baseman Mark M ifl the lead until we ] rant Hill said, "'rhis was the c classcs comc wilh1 a free starter pack, McGwire as the onlyity other prem ier free catch up."..Grant I'ormorc. infonnatnaiion. call 733-0016. agent in the market.I. MN cG w ire,-w ho sort of game: th lhat c o u ld g e l u s,b ack lo ------spent-his-eniire-curêi■<*er-wiiIt-Onklnndj-i»— ^ _____w iicrc .we w erere faifaefore. faefore-thc-u’eek-u/l______said to bc deciding betweenbet ihe Athletics for exam s and the jet lag and siulf." BSU, W eber S tate land Big and the Chicago Whileliic Sox. It Ihal DePaul (4-3) played- • Sky players oa f the week Alderson snid hele liked Oakland's poorly, fnr fromtm il.i T he B lue Demons shot chanccs to keep McGv:Gwire. The A 's have 50 perccnt from3in the field in the first half I UOISE - Boise StateSt University junior and'werc outrcbcrebounded by just three, yei ------•- ; forward SliumBficc Williums'nnd \ Weber won the AL West inn f« four o f Ihe la.si five ------^ycarjj,—including—k ■ _ _stjILlrailc_d^5,3_4j•34 aHer 2Q m inutes. ______; State U i u v e r s i ty-senior-forw y —! ard-AI ------DePaul tied the gam e fo r the last timo :it • ilumiltoti have been;en selected as the Big McGwirc,has been a major factor. Tht) Athletics’ chanccscs for 1993 were 26-26 with 7:09:09 to play in the half on a ‘ ; Sky Conferencee men’s basketball ____ rebound_basket,hy,t,hy.Ciinis,Price,...... ------:— :;playcr4M>^-th«-VVcc^cck.^:------__ iin<«t»ttnin fig th ry U’Cnt:atJnio-tIie-oir-&eu:>on- B B _____ with fTiftri* thnn n nvfn players,cligihli;------t.vv^jlSan-Pr.anci««»,------:------R Ji No. ITNebrasIâsk u 116, ! Calif., w as n a m e dJ thetl A1VP al the Real for free agency. / slgnln^Rubon Sierra.3, the1 A’s havo kopt two-vo-thirds of the players Dairy Clussic.liostcd;cd byBoisc.SiAlc. “ 1 think' they are art pretty good,”- By 5 Tcxas-Arlingtog ton 95 In the 9 9 -7 0 w inin over Elizabeth City Alderson sold in a c oonference n f call, “if it's obti) ta in e d e a r lie r t h i s y e air r fromf T exas In a tradeie forf Jose Canseco. LINCOLN, Neb. Ncfa (A P ) - I'reshm en Krick I Slnlc nnd Jhc 7 5-6^-64 win over Georgia going to happen at all. it will happen in Strickland nndI TeTerranee Badgett scorcd 17 I 31s overall last season, Mer playedpl in 27 The A's's lost starling pitchers D j ; State, hc sco rcd 377 ipoints, connected on the next tw o o r th ree:d da a y s." RBI; p o in ts and Nchrii:brask:i forced .-53 liirnovcrs | niesJbr.ihc_Aihlctics,.hitiin£ing .277 with Stewart amand Mike Moore earlier' t th is _____ Monday as the 17ilin ’lli-ranked Comliuskcfs posicil - i ------i— 12-of-l-8-neldrgO,OHls-imd-grQbbed-28 H ------______l!W.c^d-Iik&-to-signJva-M cG w ire-Q u r-fan s—giUll ree hom ers a nd 17 RBIs, monlh, theIhen rc-signcd piichcr R H o n a 116-95 winiivcrcr T re.Nas-.'Xrlmgton. ' rebounds. would like him to come back. Me thret Alderson snid that the Athlthleiics’ total Darling'aiitiiiid catchcr Terry Sleinbu3u ch. The 116 pointsIS w;was the second highesi toiiil In i Hc nlso m a d e 13-l3-of-16 from the free c c r ta in ly w o u ld m n a k e us m o r e Al yroll. depending on what hajhappens with Designated:d 1hitter Harold Baines ondd the Nebraska history,-y. oneo short o f llic 1 17 scorcd I throw line, was crcdilcd ci with three compclitive thnn if weve ;started to play this payr cGwirc, will end up soincwhw here aro u n d A 's also ha^have agreed to slay togclhciier in against Har%ard in I'I9H9, a.ssisis. four stealsils and blocked three afternoon." Alderson1 said.sa McC Nebra-ska (7-0).()) t run o ff Ihe gnm e's Ilrst 15 3 million. ______1993. ______j ^ l s . ______’ ______Sierra hit .278 -withlh 17 homers and 87 S33 : ITiirmiton. lro in ”“DalliisrTexus. D' gui'dea ------1------^ Please see COCLEGE/B5------Weber Slate to a 73-62 win over Southern Utah andid an 87-73 win over San Diego last w eekck. . For the two gamemes he wns 20-of-3l Sorry SSeahawks can only( chilase reccords forr futility from Ihe field , m adi.adc IO-of-13 from the free throw line, h hai a d 12 rebounds, 10 The A ssociated P ress assists and SI points.Its. i KIRKLAND. Wash, - II If the S eattle Seahaw ks lo their Knicks cen tcr ssizzles lo season finale again.st th e2 SSi an D iego C h arg ers on Su the Kingdomc, they willI fini.shfii w ith Ihc w o rst rcconnrd' garner weeklyy NBAJ aw ard club's hisiory. And if theyicy d o n ’t score 17 points, iIrhey’llse t NEW YORK -- P Patrick Ewing of the an NFL rccord for offensivisivc fulility, • New York Ktjicks,cs, who averaged 23 A loss to the Chargers•s wouldv give the Seahawks points and 12!3 rcb•cbounds, was named record, worse than the IS1976 expansion Scahawki • NBA playerof the wtweek Monday. rccord. liwing led the KniCnicks to a 4-0 record Then there arc those poirloints. ' lasl w eek a n d h ai d a' se a so n -h ig h 26 Tlic I99I Colls, who wtw enl 1-15. scoretl ju sl 14313 points, rebounds in a 9 1 -8 7 victory over Miami a league-low for a I 6 -gam«;imc schedule, Thai's an ave o f —:— L—Saturday-uight------— 8t9-points-per-gHmei------The-l992-ScHhawks haveha scored only 126 poi a n - average of 8.4. They’ve: .scoredac just 12 touchdowns by ; Hot Flam es goaoalic shuts thcir olTense and one by ihtiheir defense, i down foes for■ NHL> honor In a 10-6 loss to D enver:'cr Sunday, the Seahawks hahad Ihrec jb ; TORONTO ~- GoaltenderI Mike interceptions and the BrtBroncos losi two fumblese.s. S lill. • Venion ofCalgary.. wwith a 3-0 rccord and Seattle’s olTense c o u ld n’t siscore a touchdow n, ; consecutive shulouti•uts. has been named Rick Tuten has punteded 104 limc.s. 10 sh y o f ih NFL H |H |j |||i NilL player o f th e week wi for Dec. 14-20, record i for the most puntss irin a season sel by Bt>b Pararsons o f ; the league sa id M ondinday. __ |the 1981 C hicago Bears. The Siihiiwks’ ofTensivtsive line has g iven u p a frai iH ijlli'' * ; Compiled &om1 StafTandst wire reports ) rccord 65 sacks. “ Wc ju.st d o n ’t have allill thei pieces w c n eed olTen obviously,” Seahawks coacjach Tom Flores said. In contrast, the Seahawk:wks' delense lias playeU bminlliafiflv ^ ^ all season and hasn’t i|uiLluii in sp ite o f tht; teami's ’s bleiik Two first-rounijnd picks at quartorbach)ck, Kelly Stouffer (loft)I aand Dan McGwIro, falloclilod to stop forward as i i circumsianccs. Tackle Con?oriez Kcnncily is developii artors for tho Soattio Se.Seahaw ks in 1992. T h e y c a n all have !the besi defensive player;r i in Seattle’s h is to ry .‘mon:fre of an 'os'tlm ato starl impact player for the fraifranchise than even hard-lJ-liiiting arc finishing thele season w ith journeym ann SSlan Gclbaugh al- has uniimil Jan, 6 to declarc if he; willwi com c oul for the Ni-‘L theirpictunire with me, ! safety Ken Easley in the 1980.S. 19: , quarterback, dralV 11If Bledsoe does, the Sealurahawks might find him loo but th ey/ c< a n ’t b e Kennedy played in thehe Denver game after rececciving SloulTcr was; benchedbi arid replaced byy C G clbaugh for his attracliNlive top:iss up if the Patriotsols d. o n 't g ci him firsl. pain-killing shot bccauseiC Ibatlly bruised ribs sufferfered ihe p oor perfomiaiici:ncc ill a g am e in Seattle ag:against Denver on One; jpart of the Seahawks' olfeiiIfense that d o e sn 't need :uiy > ugly. I*m sfstill pretty. iprevious week in an oververtimc loss to Philadelph:ihin. H e' N ov, 30. McGwirivire is sid elin ed wilh a frriciiaciured hip, help iss ;at running back, recorded a sack against JoJohn l:l\vay, giving him 1.MV: for F lo re s said hc Ik cxpccts to have McGc G w ire back ICO Chrisris Warren, a 1990 fourih-iih-round draft choiec. has I_____ r ______...ibcseaiiOQ.-Î ------percent nexi scustnson.-4?tillr-thc Seahawki+^lO fT cnsive woes o f dc\-elopoped into-one of-the-leagucVjuc's'top runuing'back.s'lhis — ^ I------Muhamrajmad-AlLposing_^___ Kennedy snid hc plannetmed to play against the Ch.'hargers, this season strongingly suggest that they still11 needn a legitim ate se.’ison.n. Uc needs 49 yards agaimainsl San Diego to bccome top. slarting quaiTCTDir■pmrk'iii iln; wuiMwa^r ------— ------S e a ttlelf.,',s ; first l.QOO-vard rusheiveck, Sc.itlle wcw o u ld pick .second 1988, . I .....’children whjl€ille.in.Baitimpre_ ...... -know.if-wcj fold. thcAvholcJlie tgnin's t?ning to JbltL!!______inuVpdLLs-NEL.iL-draflwH«:iiLErml«Dil_CiihUllS£L2il3) woukL Althchough Warren made a cricritical fumble wiih 4/j promotiri!Ing ethnic unity Despite Ihc presence of two former first-rounind drafl chosc first, m inulcles left on the Denver 16'16-yard line, he is not a | choices. Kelly StoufTer ancand Dan McGwire, the Seacahawks Washington StiStale quancrback' Drew Bledsoe, Bl a junior, fumblerler. He has lost only tw o funil'unibics this year, i

- I c B-6 Tlmoa-Nows. Twir; f-'.ijlf-'njis, tdaho ' Tuosdoy. D oeomom bor22,1992 Gavis^cdrop B5uUets foi^6th ht-wm straigl] J f o ili m ^ P r brB 1 ow l” ^^ LA N D O V I-R . Mil. fA I’) - M ark ■ third lim c in 10 outings. to match> New > York for thc besi Prioc scurcd Cleveland'lid's lasl nine Prcro basketball i’hiladelphia .took u 79-7-1. lead record in die di East^fn Confereiiee al p o in ts iti rc g itla iio ii,. tlth e n a d d e d - ___ _ into lhc fourth perir io d b e fo re 16-7. seven more iii*ovcrtiirtimc as the 1 2 rcb o u m y Anderson scored six stntraight poinls Led by Jordan,Jo wiio made liis firstrst■ - offens------;------sive tackIde w ill m ds fot; Cleveland. Harvey Cavaliers won thcif the sixth Grant scort,orcd 20 po.ints and MichacI;| ,v.10 m ake il 85-71. A 3-p

n. Muno/. has Thc Cavaliers made; alall seven of and 17 rcbo:bounds for the Pacers, who> ■wenl inlo lhc final I:12 minutes Heatjoincdt;d the NBA. ,, been hampered by ihcir tleld-goal attemptss inir overtime, fell ini^ ththird placc in lhc Cenii'al1 trailingi 7h56, But they:y outscored Glen RicUce led Miami with 21 13. Patterxteraon 22. Wood 0, DuHof 2. Totaii - 2222 • Blue Devils were 11 ofo f 15 fro m th c lin e, b ul 0 - 0 12 53, dominated thc outside in thei first half, llie n lhc Cfliev - Tlno«y 0. Uklarxl 0, C. Cookok 2,2 J. Cook 17. SJmpton 10. Prruti Richfield managed jiisi S-23 in thc game, defense held (Camas Coutounty) to 10 points in the 13. Mectuiin 4. Parke 3. Totsla - 23I2j4 2-o - 11-1S2( ^ leading thc Bulldogs! l10 a 46-41.. knocked oui a-Point ooals - S Wn 2, Mow*f;4^HWon 4, y S, Hoywr 12, Vogol 2, I 10 in th c points for• thc Piralts. Cowgcr had Tonman 4, Lon 7, Sion 2, Tolala - 23 !>- viclory. a Nonlisidc Conference gaigam e., ...... period to put a scare intonto lhc PanihcrsÂj^slin__- 23 for Ihe WilWildciils.______3^pam goult - Qa/ 3. HotUon. LowdiK. Tara Reinkc led all scscorcrs w ith ------•' 012 1411-43 21 points in a’ losingg effort for Va I. Clch«lt)ero«r 25. Raat 0, Fuall 5. Gooding. Thc Senatorors 1.Lutf2âlBl011-25 14 43. College bbasketbalU top 10 ali l m o s t r e nnains uncchanged preliminary conte.st. ' 23. Oaiancr 7. McCaOa 7, Onwka 3. ua 175-9 25 42. , Coo0ir>0 11 172741 3-po-nl ooan —Cow- Coiêr. FouloO ou^ — Oôota. The A ssociated Press . Ihe Commodores* first appy4.( Oiokar sincc lhc 1987-1988 seasonson when they climbed as ^gotten ofT to a good start,art." Fogler said. ‘‘At thc' 2.| R«iniie 21. Snckman 3. Totalt 17 7- Respect has been slowV irin coming'lo .Vanderbilt, high as 15th during a fivc-vc-week run, i ,. KjmCHttly — O. M«>oi»On 4, Nolwkorrr'i.’Mê^n 4 7, S h o sH o nc47, c 4’ .same time, the most difficificult pun of our schedule \Afiosta 11. ViMng 4. Oailoy 10, Lo« O0. Totaia 17 12-21 Thc Commodores necdcrded an 8-1 start before: Coach Eddie Fogler .saidaid he'll be happier if thc ^ bounty 20 remains lo be played." Fouiod oul — Ponrai. K. Cnorwy. Sack; moking thair firsl appear;Mirance in ihe Top 25 in1 Commodores remain a rani■ankcd leam afier January ,ckman.L.a. SHOSHONIONE — Shoshone took a The SEC now has threeee team s in ihe T op 25 - nearly five years. ^ when .they cnicr the Souloutheastcrn Conference Glenns Ferry 68, 19-0 first quarter quc lead and coastcd Vanderbilt cirfckcd in MondayI al No. 25 forr portion of their schedule. V anderbilt, Kentucky ani3l i Arkan.sa.s./ lo an easy’ 47-2047- Northside victory Mountain Home 44 over thc CanCamas County Mushcrs MOtfNTAIN HOMI — Ihc Monday, Sci>res«and stalits Glenns Ferry Pilots ioutscorcd Every playiilayer scorcd and played -I ------. 1 Mounlain liomc 22-5 mir thc third for the Indindians in thc conicst. quarter and coasted to a' f Lindsay Paynitiync led th e Indian attack confcrcncc win over, nli ic Tigers—[3oint?9. ^ 'U c c c a Monday night. added 11 forbr lhcll w inners. aOi fnt plaa >c(atat mI paratfMtaa. narat N H L ( Four Pilots scorcd i I in double NBA box scorcs i IS'-290 U Ok 20. total pomiar«. 6atadon2ipo«.fcrarol. !L standings OfVElMOIItl) NBA standingsS 2I 17 105 11 Wai»v«al!*w,p(nein.on* poM kr 12Scr>«lta M> AITtnaiMST figures. I Chas Allen ledJ alli sc o rc rs . shoUioST^'*^ ?t?i Nn* »-l4 04 12. SnWi ».11 1-) 19. Dgu^ a o n co )^ iMi»wnmithhadI5 c.m..c»ôer- OeiTnott*^s\oyooa 4. Walton 8. •■19 7.im Erto e.ti J.: ie. Pn» i»-n■ s-g: s w AITtr«lCT ' RaurS-Pli Pvi PamiDl«Mxl 'with 17 points. K risien Sn, , J ^ ____K«y«n 3. Ptiameran2.Wa8oa2..ToUla Z ^ 0-35 0-0 11 20. ______)) . ------W -—1.700 1 — W L-TPli OP-OA •points •! and n in e assists.'Fri•nday G unib Stioawna-Payfî:lyft# 12, Roaa 4. Booofla 2. Am>»»» 2. T t a-1 1.814 2 W«tnM0(M)9 Tc(M<].872l.n HI • 24 8 3 91 lea 129 [and K ristie B row n were d( •OaO. M«aakk 11, ODietIo 4. Total* K*a»0T0«(ia7i 7 89« - l A ^ <4; a 838 1 J a-0 1.988 ) WaDWipcn dom inate o n 2?-5s“4*-5 f i 4i^*® OrM 9-21 2.}». Guc<«ei'4.192.2 19. Ustt< S ^ ■ V l9 ] SSO U U O m n t3 10 8-0 1.499 4 HYR«^ thc boards. Gumb hod niminc rebounds. 3-Po«iiBoci-M.t«.*m ^ ----- t'l ” . thir” ioMm PrriM ,l-> -wpn ttrg~WQod F iverver21______wam t-l). 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The Pirates hahnd rht bsll £SS,'iiru,’*’Jth. AatiM-tnCJm ig lictnmit 7|, PiUMiijni* 3 W«xi4Siei.N.Artt»iil7 2 £Îi!/(22) PC»u9n7.Cl7.QMtiae4 McfiM 10| TcUl lcul»-lni3M 2«. PhlM«{A> CHSl-F>4«rten»8,£.llr««M IXantLOr -0 1:472 3 NBA leadc iFUngaril. N*wJtra«rO n TK*nM-PM«M;nM ------UmoSltl.PcntrdU n S o - r - - ^ — — W KI 102. Norm Tliif W a'lsurt -0 1,149 g ' Mw>ton NM Uuies Sl tot, ten Houun Sl1 78 » OBtfCm « «• A’l MU^^l^^Toerr...... p e*ST rallnAnBaiaa.l40pm. ^Continued from B5 38 poinis asIS lOth-rankcdM Arkansas .Ani>ra«.R. 01 PKO«C»i«2.Bc»'M J I S o T " i Crau S3, MrVniMifn 7] 9ojt^CMt».8 CMniStSe 13 SjnoM scoreless for alm ost six mirlinutes. Thc night, U«n(tl.BulW0 70 UC6«uD«t>n»4.e*enm.«>StI 5?V 14 A«w« • . 2fl..187._li :!• ii 7 4gtiiiii 4.« BS c,Cornhuskers opened up a 25-'S-7 lead after Neillier Hawkiawkins, who scored 2 0 , nor W)«nno 101, UmM 19 t9Pi,»i»,pa UMMng2.Fcraungr TOWHUtfffrS 18 OaorjiiTatfi 5 '5 P«e»M7] 70 Merest. :? 3J2 2 >TOAm^^^5nS^ri Slana. g with 12:32 left.ft. AtAjnH.Cwttn«yat Ua^vmSl at.Cn«Mr*MS8 21 CiUana Brigham Young 76, 0.g r j “ rofmJWBtZiEJAYMgrwlCrisSBie.fni o ^ Oamoi 91, DnVHn 77 8eijM«eJwlxc 21Ccr»iaaaJ ______IjjJ*______CrgmM ______M—>73—104-474-31^ ----- No. 9 Okiahbma 75 ------N o^-K ansasisas-84,------^______• mVLeulMra9I.T«i>MAllW KM« io3.E M«7>flinee 24 TOana NTA ORAvS^flJaTRjnVr St ciaHa LAHAINA. Hawaii (AP] SWla«mta3.Mlu>utoe7 s a m 78, 25 VaiWtie V. .J! iJ? li na Jatrr WilafS, tat»«f, U mmMJaajua j»jj N .C a r o U nia a SState 64 SMiAJtfam* IOS. B M too Othar raaMig v«at Uun«aK«a Fart 77, aSSS i' o" 20 111 ts 42g Ut S S S a ^ "'' Nixon rebounded o missed 3-f; 9anmU.t2.XnW.N071 UauKtutasi as. 0/«fwn VcvrvcvrviO.OnMjr.Nao I MMtn) hit a falloway from Ihe foulJlln=with LAWRENCE.ICE. Kan. (A P) - A donis wKn«*7r7.eiunu(tyU a Ctiiaja 87. frw a a U. P.B. 73 Ua>jaSl.3a.Ual>3i.OnoSt.]iSl.31, Ianftaam2e, owtwaan a 118 w / n i:o IRAK ROCXIES-SOAM D«r)1 Boauyi.. ht ys-nerw W, N C Man\cA« Sl 22. Caorja Watfmourtrtgunig.XMr.Orao — less than a second lo play NM o nday lo seven steals, seven assists FHtoM 17. l« Brigham Young a 76-' Cn«rcn70.areM5lt3 Uu Val«ySI aS.SounFknugi U.ti»uri 4. SW leuniina 4.4, SWSV UiMSuil St. 4, Tunw.Cn. ‘^ ' * ^ 8 T , tr, over No. 9 O klahom a in thilhc opcnii.8 Vorth Carolina Slate for the CMol Utrcf ag. BiM«ng Omt 79 ucrcM U nwMU 3 ricnu 2. Oaoâa 2. 2.0a^ El l. Dautm,Cliv t07 77 :805 . H WSWTBAU. al seventh straight[ht titime. 84-64. Qnk«ea.S4nJOMBl43 FMIteund CaMt3>.PhM NaOerMSaAlealAaacdaltsn roundrOl o f the M aui Invitoiional. E<*««R.SEUM .The J.yh.wkj#ks (7-0) hod a 15-1 run to UrwaM.HCmMSlU Nolhwuvn 71. McNmm Sl 7} W omen’s TopI 2i2 S BrtMMU.UI Wiwith 12:40 to play and they:y were slill < command:d in the first half, but then UinM8tt3.Vr.BrDMS9 UNO CMC 0-ana.aS ;le(\ had 10 weather!ier Ia second-half 3-point U(n«v M. CM. g» WetiwfiT»T*«y-•artirF)M Ea»Mi.M . ii! II ;iis -isS ^ ^ ...... down do 75*71 with 30 seconds le N*. 73. Dirvmei 4» Tha T»T»»nftf fMWman'tI t baakatsalbai tawu M IMorCa. Dan W olfpack (2-4). who still KnRani.2pmtpm W-ftmlOpMa»ana Recnailar NFL standings Hy.Canu 1 9 0 ««•4a.2W 347 Cr>cagOKDita«.29/n R a r^ lV I game-wrnner. rebounds to lendrod thet Idaho State Bengals MikMior Pr»«iu 4 II 0 217217 240 12J SanO«;M«5aaBa.2pffl' to an 88-64I viclory vii over Portland C«M lanva On 11 Pnoafu 2pm (U Ai EM i44>v»t0U 10 3 0 847847 347 242 IWtaB at tttjilav 1 ( fll ^ fotde»n» 19 11 CINCMNAHNATi^fl£5iOH?-MSoi:M« S to 0 3U3U2813J4 0* m 8 to 0 333333 .779 3M A«M 75 ” 'J Pao«a»-YMi IUI3 OLUES-RacaDad Jaion Rufl. lafi I Hawkeycs ISU broke aon n i1 l-l 1 tic wilh " 9 -0 run ■W i24.t74.Ha«p»MS ■KntcraOacSytJan 1. Juan •'UH Shootout. 2 0 -IIIcad. • a-“s 's~! s s|« s«Mir.o«i2e 0 « .U ^ 11 (Ml kon Ujiwi [tft 1AOO STATE-NaraaS Ssrin)i lut>lck 17 NraOMniilNMTcnjMi.tOXamm an-rouasn.tu SK SStl.’ii'ii'SSifSSi:'.. - I g a — _j-,j4_ia|i^ IAM--AnrnirCTd IfMt »prni|^ iBCtw »4I N(No. 10 Arkansas 123._ OMUnuaPettw^lUra M-fOJtrtwr 27.1500 WNai304t-MaT(i»« JJackson a S t 76 MOSCOW { NATKIM.C0NrDt8Ce OvnvMKnMOy. Itim TMOjMrV ’ RECCrvWO-CMal.MlsrajS3i-5«. 1^-Nam.d 2sa KHay -onar-a aocc« j f (AP) — Orlondo ^ Gnw 0#r« U»24A#arta. n»m ^ PINE BLUFF, Ark. (AP)) - Darrell Lightfoot scoredred 27: points, and grabbed W L T Pei FT » M*r>iM«Crai¥Me.tltm I.3 3S M,na»B:45.»l»r»9-UO. LASAUt-U-NamMH«.>«dPad«ta*ttittanl' l|n nan played.. 10 rebounds for : ■ 13 3 0 J00 3S2 229» lte.«NMCi«ni.1Un 06-CSm»29mnW’,^2* ” rdMZMMngt^ enaadtet^ Hnwkins and Scotty;ThurniD for Idaho ns thc Vandals rPMMitiiN 10 S O car 331 nsIS Nnrcr>CiMiflPr