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Continued from Al . agcr for 3r Western States Bus contracts c with Hub City BusBi Co, ' -Exccll doesn’tn’t expcct to )iave to ^ sa.u iiiul UVmlfll - viilncrnerable to los-^ Set^'ice,, wlwliich provides bus serv- forl< its transportirtation. * change anythinging when the state bells turday In The TImes-Nii-N e w s • ■ ing immcy fur Inisiiij: ... , . I 8ESTAVA1ABABLECOlif Sunday, Fobru}rtu(y 1.2004 Tlmos-News, TwiniF Fall a llj. Idaho A-5 - ...... Budgi»et WOU[ildhaivve deficdt by 22009 ClCheney seeems softer!f •AVASinNGTON (A ( P) - there, Bushish said cutting th e red the Pposidont Bush’s S2.' the deeper spending cuts! jsome - White House:e officials have /^ 'tl S2.4 trillion ink in halfIf i; is an “im portant goal." R Reepublicans want. budget for 2005 would • already said that tha within that V rlJ lid ease a\s-ay The large;■gest defidt on record in Democrats I scoff th at Bush n Iraq we from tax breaks for• energyci and— dollar-termi £h has total, defense andnd domestic secu- iapons claiaims rms-was-last-ycQr’s-S375----- beibetm-anything-but-a-'fisi tfusincss favored by ReRepublicans billion. H ie; Iscally------rlty-woUW"^t"It liirge increases WAS lie soaring shortfalls and responsible res leader. Halving WSIDNGTON (AP) - IfV iace wim ings;-‘'Higli confid.tifidcnce; Init| while cutnng spcndirijiing on pro- . spending ig the and everything? else( would be • Presidi I have deficit in sideni Dick Cheney sh ares in is continuing, and inn some sc areas - grams from environmcrTient to com- angered con five held to growth1 oof 0.5 percent. th e risi consorva- years masks rising doubts about th e acCU':u-- expanding, its diemica munity development, ( cs th e Tliat is less thanitherateofinfla- tl racy o nical, biologi- . . t, GOP offi- tive Repub / of preMir intelligence on -cal, nuck-ar and missile ------d a is Raid Saturday.------H,e.^presideident-’s------[Jir_n!.PB!_seiicrious ■ rinn______.sil_ei)r()iinuns_____ ——— ------and— proT rVcachG-Of'bannetl, weapons,IS, contrao' to U.N. resoiilt: I Bush's election y e air r fifiscal plan, them to pn longer-term pres- j Foreign aid, edurducation and job ho is alutions." is^ keeping any m isgivingsgs Bush says he used the v-Jhich lie plans to shipp to Congress Bush prodi , budget, aireI r e a d y buJudRet training would als(ilso be allowed to . mostly 1 the estimate will face fron: ;tly to himself. in making his decisionsion to go to _ op Monday, also envisioisions cutting budget that jm-.his grow, the.officialsils said. But agri-• yt,/ .0,,^ , Itnowntoprecredictan plan to makesearli- e culture, natural n et. it appears that CheRpy,)y. war Now it appearsrs that t even spending on agricultunture, natural . dear, strong I resources, envi- portray:rayed by critics as the war’s resources and energy, j t f ' c o i er cuts pelwrma- ,ronment, energyy anda communiiy behind r’s Cheney, the administnit:tnitio n s most gy, said th e toward contr ind-the-scenes architect, is senior hawk, is havin officials, who spoke on S S -unprecedentedted 3521 nent or fromm the • development wou•ould all be cut soften. iving doubts on condition spending an' ening his insistence* nhat of anonymity. Funher ; . . , . loom ing reretire- from this year’s 1< at about its accunicj-. er reflecting 'eral shortfallfalls- billion deficil 5 levels, the offi- • ^eposj.osed Iraqi president Saddam the pressures mountinj IClt.thlS ment of the ! I baby d a is said, m “Tlie jur>- is still out," out. he lold ting fedend In his reiremarks sein had such weapons. deficits have heaped on ration. Officials said Bu;Bush will not pro- National Public Hadi^adiu uhen . on him, liis to lawmiTuakers, year, projects t August 2002, months before plan will edge only slight s the red pose extending a lalaw tem porarily fi re asked whether Iratjtq had 1 had ghily toward Bush stresscsscd the . , tJ.S.-led invasion. Cheney th e extra hi^iw ay spend “H e’s not 1 'mss ■I Finally, a low-carb b n i ■ w ith p h e n o m e n a l f a s and great flavor.-Usi,J s in g I -- S IT T IN G5ATTHE A' HEAD OF-A BOAP^RDROOM TABLE w h o le g ra in s, o u r bre>^ r e a d ■ I ' . _ S T A fiRTS_^W l 5TH Af- D'E£'?(^' ■■ .1 . h e r e a t 6 r e e t a t - -Harvest have crafted .Someday, slie il head the corpirporatc , .. . ^D b^li^ably gooef bre^tr e a d Z ofiice. 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Februoty 1. 2004w ' — ...... -...... - N / V n o N ’ poor or With bad I • }K Do you support allowinc'iiig pnronls in'areas lhat are poc iney lo holp sendjheir kids to privatepriv schools? lark tries to recastt himself 7as ‘outsid t schools to u se tax mone " S : ■ I S --1 w — ■ By Dana13 Hull . ' eacli apj)carahcce aas a pundit on CNN. pf RIddof Nows Scrvlco d a r k Ls nm ning! awaya\> from Wa.shington -; ------^ ■ as fast as he can. " 3 GREEiENVIUJi, S,C. - ’IliroughoutlUt the “ I’fn not a profe.-iifes-sional politician.” he SI 1 fall andid for much of Januaiy, retititired . said at a campaignign stop in IbLsa^ Okla.. Ccn;WcsIcy Clark talked aboutsuthi-t ----- on-VVedne-sdliy.-^^I-h:'I-haven'i spcntyeurs in ------Rep. Son. Joo "Rov. A fh o ^ . “ Wo3ley -Howard .£Son.John Son. John F ■y and foreign jwlicy experier•ience, Washington cuttinging backnwm deals with Clark, Dean Edwards I Korry Donnls Dc Llcbcrmon. SharpKmlon Bush- . md his special interest groups. gro I haven’t spent llWrk Chonoy tusyeariIT as a White House 1‘ellow and - i oppose ‘Voucliors; ■Pnvolo ■ -I'havo,Kuclnlch -| support ‘No. I tfil s in diplomatic circles. my tim e .sclieminging on iiow. to artfully 8 all mon- utidormineJ school novo sup- ~No.No. Send- pnvaio lhatthi«»>» 'T S ? " •egularly told voters dial he WiiW.LS in nuance phrases to v\vin an election.” o l surositiar puBUccdu- vouchers irorlcd inga'foW ing ------school------"monoy Prosidont . tliiTPem•ntagon two weeks after Sept.pi7117“ ------^/VnewTclcvision-[onad'tharj5iys-Clark-is— H would. Ciition. a won't ' holp vouchor;! kidsids somo- vouchor ox- ought lo Bush will where a former colleagtie furtivelyf wwhis- a “doer not a talkerker” and a “leader not a’ H weaken corner- , our • Public' who Lookking for Qualified( H elp? 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N av-1 r io N Worke doniate$l milliorn to Buash WASHINGTON (AP) B and obviously - to PrcPresident Bush's re-clection is paign finance reportt dedetailing his_ -finfinancial services industry i; I we screen all of thatt itit’s all about the cconomy‘'inin fiirid-raisirig and spencTending From ing big to President Bush’s ro I our donations 2004,”14,” said Bartlett, who gaveve O ctober through ^ wMember. e J le _____ -tion effort.------I fo r“ whether ’ Bush”J:h-$l,000.'‘Tlib-ovcrwheImingig" sent his repon to th«the Federal Workers at five finandal! aservic- 1 they are legal issuele for financial serviceses- Election Commissioission late es companies contributed1 more I and w h eth er emplo;ployees is the economyiy Tliunday The reponsIS aare due at than $1 million of the n I th^ arc appro- becausa iw overall our large compa-la- midnight Saturday. . -$J32,Z_million_Bush_niis(Jdi S l ___ -year-ye; for his campaign, accoi I Campaign ’ B.irtlartlett said every year is" Ho;vard Dean and Johrlohn Kerry, is to reviews of Bush’s 2003 J officials noted importjortant for the industry in foregoing public mone;oney for the paign finance reports by I contributions Washirshington. For its priorities this:is prim aries, freeing lim him friom the Assodated'Press and nonparBrtisan from the five year,r, thtl e roundtable lists lobbyingig • program's 545 r^ionion spending Political Money lin e .' companies on proposalsprc to touglicn rcgula-a- limit. onud< 0«»e»W.Bu.h All have executives who make up^ less tionI ofof the mutual fund industry,y, The Bush campaign;n spentsj 533.6 - H anamong Bush's "rangers," camimpaign than 1 percent ofof the campaign’s limitit dass-actionc lawsuits and let2t million last year, startingrung this >var volunteers who raise att least total donations, workerkers invest some of their Sodalal with 599 million left;fi andi more ^ 5200.000 $21 each for Bush, or whvhoare Spokesmen orfor the investment Securiturity taxes. fund-raisers planned.I. BushBi began “pioneers,” collecting atc least company, Merrillrill Lynch, whose Empmployees of several other comn- his re-election effort lastlast May ^ si<5100.000 for th e Republican.n. employees togethiJther appeared to panicsics gave Bush more thanin ■ A Democrat who pulledpull out of Employees of Merrill LLynch have given the mosnost,didnotim m e- . 5100,(X0,000. Those induded workersrs the race after a poor)r shouingsi in individually gave at least diatdy respondI tott an AP phone at thelie lobbyingI firms Blank Romele the Iowa caucuses. MissMissouri Rep. . S360.000.S3i Workers at call seeking commnment. . LLP’ andz W inston & Straivn;ti; Dick Gephardt, filedI hishis year-end PricewaterhouseCoopersPn con- Steve Bardett,t, presidentp o{.The Lehmam an Brothers finandal servic-c- campaign finance report rep late tributed at least 5310,000; UI[JBS, at F inandal Serviccices Roundtable, es company;- coi Em^t & Youngg FViday. It shmved Gepharphardt start- leastlea 5230,000; and . Goldildman which representsLs 100 1 of.the indus- accounsunting firm; Microsoft;t; ing 2004 witli about SI-61'1-6 million in ■Sachs—and—MSa. BNA,-at—:—least ----- try’s-biggest-com)mpanies, j said he - Morgai■gan S ta n ly finandal servicess -the bank'butTlso Sl.l1.1 millionr in —-5220.000. was glad to hearar the employi^ compaipany; Union Pacific railroad;U bills to p ay In all, he: raisednii: S1G.6 “We’re proud o f the broadid sup- were active in the tl presidential and CreditCn Suisse First Boston. million last year. — portpoi we receive from people:e from — race. H e ui^es indindustry workers to-....— Theie Ibusinesses also have execu-I- Another former Demiicratic De all-walks of life and from all1 aiacross got more involvedi,red in campaigns tivess among a Bush’s roughly 1500 hopeful, Carol Mosele;:eley Braun, the country,” Bush campnpaign every year. fund-ra1-raising rangers and 240 pio-V reported raising 5493,135,135 lost year spokesman Terry Holt said Rid^. “The reason hthe e emplc^-ees and neers.rs. and spending 5489,118.118. Braun fin- “By th e end of the year, weivehad executives of finandal fini services Bushjsh was the first 2004 presi-i- ished 2003 with debtss o of f 5218.488 more than 400,000 contribubutors, companies are leavilyhea committed dentialtial candidate to file a cam-1- and about $4,000 on hand,han< ; I ' VH-O ■ Democratic presidentialil contendercc U.S. Sen. John Kerryirry, D ^ ass., salutes a H i crowd during a.campalgngn rallyr In Kan»a»,CHy. Wo., Satuaturday.______H Democrrats scraim b lein I iip-for-^■grabs Ml!issouri I ^'StsphaiieSimon Clark, w ho> hailshi from ndghboring H losAi^efes Times Arkansas. Analysts; ttraditionally p u t con- H ; ST. LOUIS - The( DemocratsL siderable sistock in M issouri's saambling for votes in Missouri^] urban-ruralil ^lit i as they tiy to H sucWenly w idoopen ppresidential r handicap polpolitical races. This yeai; • primary will find ann dectorate< however, theiiierc^ a wild card: All of K-orricd about th e samtissues e i that the candiddidates are largely 'resonate across the natnation: jobs, imknown here. H health care, the war in Iraq and S fl Until last ■ ' ' aliove all, beating Prcsicesident Bush week, the ■ | ^ S | & Democratic w % 1 w \ I in'November. . ■ M m i ■ But ih e y ll also findisomcdedd- so: g H B hopefuls had ed quirics to D em o d atic:tic Party pol- R^Ka written off n 1 4 m Im i iticsinlheShov/MeStat>tate. H y p k : Missouri, sure J ------lMo«-campaigning-iMl(s^lone-in-the------^B jB . thnf vntprs 1 1 3 m___ j|k I stale’s two big urbanlan centers, IPW would back j ^Kansas Q ty and S t LotLouis. Votcn . Rep. Dick - Ithere d o s^ resembleIcthetiadi- i Gephardt, - who.. H I'- j ;tionalDemocraticFartyty tbase. They -M a K K i has represent- ; tend to support abortionon Irights and KowanlDeiDean ^ S l Louis in H — Ifavorguncontrol.'nieyYeyYemorelib- • , : ------Congress for Itsfflisa ' leial (or as some an^ysjlystsputit, ne^threet«decades. ■ m w ? I S i i J ! more Yankee). They induidude union- ^ canduididates, notably Cloric ______;ized_workcts_and_a.strcstrons-bkck__ a n d foimerVr Vermont (^. 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Twin1 FallFalli, liJitw A-9 W Q3 I R L D lraqiccouncil ban!ns news chaiinnel Aljaziizeera BAGHDAD,, 1.Iraq (AP) - Iraq’s ' BaUo.lUout told The Associated Presess The statement listlisted Senior U.S.-appointedid Governing thatat “it’s“ yet another unfortunatiate Shiite clerics Mohsenisen al-Hakim _____ Council has barrarred tlie Arab news . situatuation.” and his sons Mohammtnm ed Baqir ai channel Al-Jaze V-'.' j | B 5 i p « p i izeera from govern- “/M-Jazeera “/VI is trying to ascer:er- H akim and Mohammetmed Mahdial- ment ofHces and ai news confer- tainin exactlye what happened witlith H akim as among thithose whose . ences_fpr_otie: mmonth, th e council a view vie to rectify the matte::er, memory have been1 ta;tarnished by said in a stalemc!mcnt Saturday. becauxause we believe its advantaita- _A 1-Jazeera. It alsoio im entioned one of thc mosrpop-— 'geousous to the media as well us thiihe ' Mustafa Barzani, thehe 1late father' in ne\vs stations in govcrvem ing council,’’, Bailout saicaid of Kurdish leaderJer Massoud ast went into effect from)m Qatar, where Al-Jazeera iis Barzani. id’is punishment for basedised. “All that * BflB6*5wSk*‘‘*5?^ C e n tee n n i a l (Checkinn g i ______w i t H 7 7 7FREECHECK F ] ECS F O R A YE?E S R r — ------^Thrban orroo' ular television ------An aerial view from a hellhelicopter 9hows the buses andmd pllgflms and (beir camps In Arafat,Ara nottheest of the city of- the M iddle Ease lual Muslim pilgrimage ha]], Sauilaudi Arabia, Saturday. i : Mecca, during the annual Wednesday and’ With Centennialal Checking you receceive ____the disrespcct tli ly showed to\ thet h best checking piproduct available: today.tc _lraqis^according SaudiireligiouUS leaderr blasts It is the second Al-Jazecra since • FREEE standard checksfor oneme year* /il-Jazeera sj terrorirists as hhajjreacchespea • No monthly servicece ccharge ■ . — ...... > X otminimumpalancetomai i maintain— -■---- Z^fiy RAWYA RAQEH '•» ■* C.-jUsoclatfld Press Writerjter______’ No per check:k ccharge : : • MOUNT ARAFAT.Sa', Saudi Arabia i : ; f V.'" '.Vr •A TM card avaavailable ;3 A P ) - Saiidl Arabia’sia’s lop cleric • galled on Muslims! aroundai the - ^ r l d Saturday lo fors;orsake terror- . - j! f , , . ■ • Visa“card avaavailable - in s m , s ^ in g those who10 claimc to b e X^oly.warriors were an affront to \ \S 100 minimum1 tcto open- ; i h e faith. pilgrim PHOTO In a sermon that: w W O R I . I ^ ~ Groupp calls ffor actioon agaiilist birdiflu Ckhina anno[nmces SKVRS ■ i5.\N(^K0R, ThailamI U'.iinin^ tliu d iiin tu tcto ise; patienit recoversrs 'i l)itd llu iniKbi .l>6-di:ia]isappearing. ilic .World liciilth OrgJrganization BEIJlilJING (AP) - Chinaa ' release from the hospitallital minutes I'liin.i lo t;iktike swifter___ ^ v \ ^ 7 ^ ^ announilunced its fourth confirmedd aftec it iaid it occurred.d. : S.itiii(lay as th tin e world's ' ' --SAR&cS-case of-the season Saturday,-/,------According ------to——.,-Xinhutf,-' •»' nui'i piiiuildus coiiiuo’tt>’ reported sayingig theU patient had abcady leh:t Guangzhou experts diagniagnosed Lio i\\» ncK MisjiL’L'icd outbntbreaks. ^ ‘^hos,lo^ital after “total recovery”” as a suspected case on1 Jan.Jai 24 and ^ovu'i iiniuntsnts. mean- - a di^osiuc dis that prompted a - the health ministry wasras iinformed lelv worded statem ent fromn tVit) days later. It was not imme^------It( ICllSSUI’t iui’c tlie-pulv-----* 3 | ^ B 3 h ih.ii ilic virus was u;under con- ” ‘he WoWorid Health Organizationn , ately dear why no wordrd aabout h55 was released until Satiml;outlay...... '(.il .iMii pimlii'X’ was safesal to con- u r ^Ig g ana urgent investigation. n “Tbe case raises at numbernii irf :iiu' il |)miK'ily timkcciked. • . Tbe,e 440-year-bId doctor fell ill on 7 with a high fever, sore throatit concerns about th e memanner In ih f U.N. Food aiui Aj iii”.ini/atioti aijpciilcd and fatigue, the offidal Xinhuaa .which the man’s infectifection was s n detected, treated andd nreported^’ ii.iiion.it aid to pruvidi Newss Agenty said. It dted an imed spokesman from thee the World Health prgaitrganizadon^ ui.tli compciisaiion, sayi Beijing office said in a, staistatement’^ wise iliey may rtsist sliuighteringslai H ealth!t h M i n i ^ . .0 man - identified only by hiss mailed to reporters Saturc iliL'ir flocks, a crucial in 111011 turday night. ly name, Liu - checked him-t- “WHO was not informiormed aboyt siaitipiii^ out thu disease.-ase and pre- ‘ family r self intonto a hospital Jan. 13, Xinhuaa this case until Januaiyaiy 30.” the vciuiiiK a lmmaij oiiibrcbreak. said. WiW thin five days, “his bodyy agency said. “Early detect:tection,s\^ "\Vc arc ... conccrnc-ded ithat mass teinpera>erature dropped to norniziltl isolation and prom pt repreportingif ciillihf:' is not lakiiig pplace and his condition stabiliied.” Liu11 cases arc vital in the conDontrolofdt^ • speed WL* consider absolisolutelynec- “was; allalready discharged from has*•f infectious disease.” essao' to contain the• vivirus," said severalsei days a|;o upon totalil It said it was told aboutjout the case Mans Wagner, an aniiiiaimal produc- «:ry,” Xinhua said.' four days after thee nman was I tion and health officer•r ata FAO. recoveo e-doctorv-who.wQrks.auUit)S:_c _ __ dedared a suspected:te d _ S A R S ______------Tlie UHO called oiion China to __ in Guangzhou, the capfcaJ off patient and two M-eeksaft(laffcrhetvas share more informationon about• the outhem province Guangdong, isolated. WH O saidit\vas‘vas “strongly ! d isease, step up monitm itoring for ------denied-:d_having- any., contact, with _ 1 recommending .furtherer.investiga: _i ____ !._ Lisand'take possil)lu'1iuinan cases’ , animlals als or SARS patients, the2 tion into the sources off infe'ctionofinf precautions so tiiata t workers t said. Health offidals have5 recent SARS cases in Suangdong.”Guai I state of Punjab. Officials In IndlIndia said they engaged in the mass slaslaughter of Laborers arrarrrange eggs a* the Harpal Poultrytry IFarm In the northern Indian s< monitoring 48 people who5 Telephones were notot answereda b ird s a re n 't accidentallyIllyintcned.- e,p„led aI wlwlndrairin chicken orders'fromn MiddleM Eastern and European1 countriesc that typically Import’rt from Aslan - ...... hadcontidritact with him, but none has“s“ at the minisuy, and man offidalb at Hie ajjpeal cam e aftei tow affected by the bird flu. showeded anyI symptoms, it said, the Guangdong anti-SAFSARS office orninent o n -Friday 'a„” ar r S Critiditidzed for its sluggish, sccrc-“ in Guangzhou said he “wasn’t /Confirmed cases in twitwo central response last year after the2 dear” about any detailiftails of the ‘Ilie U.N. health agency, ho\vowev- to prevent its sprtpread, and gov- ^ provinces. Hunan andid 'Hubei. It . news strongl;igly suggests that the T il outbreak of severe acute res-> case. He refused to givele hishi name, LT, welcomed tests Friday shshow- em m ents are keeceen to restore 's a id it «\-as investigating:ing suspect- \\indow is; gigetting smaller with er, ' ory syndrome, the Chinese2 Liu’s case was annourlounced tlie ing that bird flu has been inI AsiaA public confidence,-e. piratory e d cases in tlireu otherher regions, each passingng day.” ing Timent has vowed to b e more2 ____same day that two ne^vsiwsuspectcd lince at least April, raising holopes In Thailand, thee vworld’s fourth- gover^ in c lu d in g G uangdongng in th e China’s first fit confirmed case sine and Has since m ounted an1 outbreaks of bird flu were•ere reported lhat if the disease \vas to jufnr“np to largest chicken expexporter. bilUon- ______soiuh. where SARS is; bebelieved to was found TVIbesday in a duck in thal issive.campaign -against_the_i __ _in-Guangdong.and-centnintral-Hubei— - j — vould^^<^rC“ Prim e Minisinister THaksm ------have begun. : iJie southern■•m region"ol Guangjd^ Imn se. province. The potentially:illy fatal dis- ; Shinawatra pledgBdged to pay “We have repeatedlyly ssaid there 'Ib e countrytry has reported no havihave done so already. i^y reports on suspected orr ease, which has ravaged;d ppoultry in 1 truck 575,000 of his ownn mr oney in com- is a brief window of op]opportunity human cases$es of the. disease th at The T epidemic has stri rm ed cases arc issued ^ thei much of A ^ has killed;d aiat least^ 0 | rbody dies from to act within China.”t.” Dr. Julie has been fouiound in 10 Asian coun- Asia’s Asl economies hard, with w pensation if anybo th Ministry, and Xinhua1 people. Millions of chickeickens in 10 1 ,dd.ick=„pro YourTirriL-s-NewsVS C arrier is an indeperendent business . ' t9l3E.Addfsoti,Av«.|in|insideSml;l\’t];|m>29B8 • 1S631863 eiue LAke BNd. N.. 737-02«0o '. ______ans ot.ouir'oihBrgO'tecations throuiroughoiit Idaha. • •__^______•. — person. Hc/she pipurchasoyyournewspi ;paper from T he------Timcs-News nnd-rd-reseHs-it-to you. 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Israelrael’s 1982-2000 occupation1 ot I,-! ■ "niousands of moumere^ SaturdayS • During thee ceremony,o Hezbollah soutlilutlicm Lebanon. w hile payin'ing for your paper theic simple, convenient wiway with EZ Pay Scrvicivice. attended funerals acrossss Lebanon1 leader Sheikik Hassan Nasrallah At At another burial, the pro-Syrii■rian for dozens of militant: guerrillasgi called for the pie return of dozens Sliiitiliite guerrilla group Amal, papaiJ . EZ P a y Ilets you pay for youilur newspaper subscrii:iption automatically whose bodies were identifiitified a fter more bodies! fromfn Israel. la.st.St respectsn to six members inI tlthe ^ ^ this week’s mass rprisoner Afterhisspe-:pcedi,Nasrallahstood soutlilutliem tm m of ^Lsaileh. from your checking, (debit card or credit: ccard account exchange with Israel. before the cascaskets wrapped with Seventeen Se\ Palestinians wevere On Friday, the remainsIS ofo 59 mil- HezboUah’sj-elj-ellmv flags and spoke biirieiried in the Martyrs Cemeteryry in with 12 monthlyIlly payments of only./.S 1 7 .4 0 ! ------itams" crosscd’ from" IsiIsrael" to — to the dead fig!fighters:------Bcini :init*s“ ChatiIla’ refUBce~camimp; “ Lebanon, the last step off a complex( “I congratiditidate you. You are on Lcbai’banon's official Nauonal Ne^fews That's a savings ofifS17.40 S per year with no checkci fees, prisoner exchange between b your way to» paradise,”pi the black- Agcngcncysaid. It's lil(e getting 4 weeksiks of The Times-News delivevered for FREE! Hezbollah and Israel. turbaned deric2ric said before leading The Thi exdiange of prisoners andai Tlie bodies were takenken to the a spedal prayelyer. bodJcKlies completed a Gemian me(icdi- capital Beirut in a slow pnprocession HezbollahI ppallbearers in black aieded deal that also saw Isniniel ■ ; of trucks carrying th e coffcoffins and uniforms tliensn carriedi the coffins a relea;lease -500 Palestinians and alx);x)Ut . after joint pra>-ers were:re handed few hundredd yyards to am bulances 30) prisonersp r of otlier nntionditiilies. H tirheTmiesNeews over 10 their respective gngroups for that would t^take tliem home for Hezbezbollah freed a kidnapptippii • . . funerals. burial. Israelrueli businessman and the bodidies ThcTinic.s-Ncws.I.'ll.Vd.Si.V ' ;t. W cst.ro Bo,\548.TwinI'alks. ID 2l)K-73.1-()93l . In a soutliem Beirutt suburb, su a Meanwhile,le, the Lebanese of .three .t soldiers whom it •!•No purchaso necei^ry. Limitlit 1 girt «ard p«r hou««hold. Not.t ■redeemable for ca»h. burial ceremony was helcleld for 11 ,/ Communist Ip ^ i l y held funerals for ambiinbuslied on tlie Lebanese-Isnu-leli Oifer validlid Fire kills 1(1 0 , injures sixt ai t g nursing hoio m e 3 0 NornLy ...J UDDINGSTON.ScoUancand (A P )------Fire-broke-out-at-a-sc Scottish nursing homem e early . -■;------r Saturday, killing 10 reside: inique 7-piece gift includes:i: :Cl1NtC injuring sue otliers, the fire said. .0 j j S i i ■ Most of the victims dieddie from • Deluxe-(C'Size Rcpaii^ear Intensive .smoke-inhalation in onene of tlie Night; CiCream worst tragedies to hit^ a British .N E W CliClinique Simply nursing home since the CLINIQUE ■ me spray. _ •____^______. - - - m en t began regulating ih( • Dramatilatically Different Moisturizinging tiy in th e 1960s. . i (nnir.r;icr:r.y - V - : At least 40 people were%re in the Lotionn ______V l^ton______. ■ r ~ HbsePark cahfhome’jusfss rso u tlro t TAirABouD ^ fE y e s ■“ -®SeiB6S^-r------Glasgow when the smalnail b t e . up Quad color kit with eye ... ' broke out, Alan Forbes, Stratlidyde Hro Brigade, Si 3W duos in G olden Lynx ■ ■ ;fire departm ent was called[led at 4:37 and Staritarstruck • -a.m. local tim e, he said. • Soft pre:>resscd powder blush in Police intially said 11 praple Honey • had died b u t'la te r lower y wcred the .Colour'ir S urge Lipstick Mini in num ber to 10, d tin g a mis W o r l d i r s t d a u g hiter rallieies C h in a,1, K o r e aI disputee a n c ie nl i k i n g dl o r n F i i Sl'!(U ’L S o u rii K orea (A .incictu kingdom of I* ml e e m b e r s oif l new paii r t y la m cii I'lir its m ig lu y cas ,li()i>cliack wiiTiors. spnmg MATY, Kazakhstan^ (AP) - The president didn’t: attendatt the ■ l),Kk-ii‘ lik' iti a "u-ar of -.A "-’liiia a?-, p . She’s a rm edia mogul, has a doc- congrcss. but in a greetingcingrcadby, „ . . bouvLX'ii S o u th Ktjiu.i and an China Jiy ■ !»BI i ^ turate; inir political science-and the head of the adm inistnistrationhC’ : th.ii IMITII.-S alarminj; iiukinodem day . ^ ' J— learriedi-d to'sing opera in secret wished Asar “a long and,nd success-: • ------tmpliiMfionn,'------ise-hei'father—Kazakhstan’s—— ful-polidcal-life,=------'Hiv tlispuiL- lias r.ii^liscd diplu- / “I presidenlent - disapproved. A likhan Baimenov,co-ch:o-chairman ------tnatic-fiacKIcs—ati(P’\vii »|ggj^= / - =NowF5FT3arig.i=Na2.irbayeva’s— ^^of-the^ppositiomVk^Zho ivliaj inatiy >^ay arc rival ambitionions have led her to form a ‘ doesn't see a ‘.‘bighjirobab'bability"of. . c al clc'iiK” '' oil N oiliica^t;ast Asia, a new_ polpolitical party, setting off the -tO-year-old Nazaiazarbayeva. ic p o ii l icit iti c o n flict ammd i current- f f ^ speculatiilation she is grooming hcr- becom ing president. Butut hhe noted, ly riloJ over North Korea'sea's nuclear •|t jf for)r wV hat could be the second “she’s just only entereded j political, \vi;ai)oii> iirogi'.uiis'. itic succession in the coun- stage. We shall see.” 'Mu.' w nin^liiiU co u ld.1 also al influ- ;hat em erged from the disin- Petr Svoik, head of j another* c'licc ilic u-ay fnmrc IwriKirdcrs are te g ra tiotion n of the Soviet Union, opposition' party. DenDemocratic ■ drawn liclwcen twoI oof Asia’s It has already happened in Choice of Kazakhstan,n, ssays “It m : dation and • . biUKc-'l eco n o m ic p owvers en should Azerbaij:laijan. and what unfolds in will take more calculati ihf.rL'fiion Ik'Coihc iinsiab;table. > 1 {hstan. a resource-rich giant complicated maneuverit'ering" to Kogiiryo nilcJ muchh rof Korea a , c four times bigger thari Texas, make a dynasty happeppen here las a multi-^' a n d N lancliuria. now Chin,Iiina.untilit *L '' ^ influence succession in its becausc Ki^khstan has ; vanisiicd fm m m ap s l..^(\ ..m years ^ four imaller Central Asian neigh- patty system and expexperiencedr^ ago, It lias been dr.ijy;ed;ed into the bo rs. politicians. But he believes:ves the headlines by a neijinj;iing-backed - Nazarbtarbayeva’s party - Asar, or Nazarbayevs . are “defidefinitely" study that deems ilic kinkingdom to ^ 'j I 5 AllTogetjgetlicr - held its fipt party , ■ preparing a family succes:cession. TZTI be an:uileni\d. parruLCllil:iiiiia, : : : : ■ ...... congressess Saturday, in Almaty, , ’■ '.' - i j w here hi ...... Such speculanon is-gro■gnnving iri N ot «i, Soi«h K(/rfi»i■nil Vuroinii .• iiii'arly'TOO delegates from ' tlie region as its longtimeime leaders M inister Han Ki-moon insiinsisted last tt,’, acro-ssthi; the country gathered at the a. i . - J *^•-*51 O w . I_ Nationalnal Op£ni Hous^ecoratcd __ get older and increasingl;ingly resist- _\veck. . _ _ II.. ahftodeinocratizationrA'irM o s ra re ------"Il is an indisputablele historicalli Ofw. with tlie pan y ’s red and wliife ;rs. former Communist bo^i)o^es who • faci th a t KokhO'o 1 civic activists at the Topgol Parltarlt In Seoul hold a rally Tuesday3y to protest against China's sts . . . O-T, have clung to power throuirough con- . Ko rea n jia iio n a n d a n inJl!-5iiis» "niille a buoyant and confident Sian Project, a five-year programm 01on regional studies of Northea:}ast Asia, for allegedly distortlnitllng Uld hlstoij------address-:ss— to - the- 'congrc-w,—— troversial constitudonalal changes^- < p a rt of o u r liis to n ;'' iiee'said. s; "We Northeast Asia: id Chinese letter-' Nazarbaj or questionable vote?.----- will sternly and”Confidei;d o nilydeal” and natlonalI ancestryar of the Koguryo.-The protesterspro! hold signs showing pl - - CulilMiiunijInni I>.Hr7:4J BESSBICT S.r-ionliH. 1,W>.7:<5 COLLEGE OF S.l - Su.. 12 09- IJO . H i- 1 •• i . ■ ______. Sunday, Fcbruar)i1 31.2004 TIirMvNewi. Twin Fstli,li.ldAho Idj A-13 - )RLD U 5 7 ^ippositic i ion to heearing (on banrier an^gersPailestiniaii n s ^ JERUSALEM (AP)') - A top im portant to (detennining the pro- -ter:er complete and will eventu.tually Netherland.s, is to;o beginI hearings - not[ ih c .U.N. G eneral Assuiiihly Several oilier counQuntries - Palestinian official toldId a visiting ject’s fate, strestretch .440 miles. In some plajlaces on Feb. 23. - canin determine wlieilier ihe namely Britain r"* al also a re ian Cabinet Minister itsits ro u te rouglily m atches.s. (he Both sides subuibmitted argu- ,' courtt could< rule -.in liispiiiesi . o])posed to (lit; hearings, U.S. envoy Saiurda;rday that Palestinian y . . • ■ Palestinians were angetigered over Saeb Erelirekat told S ta te WesWest Bank boundary diat Isrsraeh ments to the couiourt by Friday’s amongng countries,< “ I cannot understairstand it, WashinRton’s oppositioition ■ to an Departmentnt official David foreforces crossed in the 1967 Midiideast deadline. Israel argiirgued die judges Thele c court is the liighvsi jtidi-• . Jirekat said, "We seekL-ek to use ...... international court heariraring on tho Satterfield ,tlithat Palestinian lead- waris-ar. In others, it zigzags deepp iinto have no jurisdictiiction, while the cial bodyhot of, th e Ujiilcil Naiir.ns_ diplomacy against theh e wall in • Israeli barrier to seal ooff ff: the West ' ers were upsejset with a U.S. position WesIVest Bank land. Palestinians said1 constructionc< on and took toi on the case ai the going to thtv (Unitedid IN ations) Bank. that die Int([ntemational (joort of Israel Is says the barrier is cmru d al occupied West Ban}ank land is ille- reqfiestest of the G eneral Assembly. ■ Security Council and the court of — Tlifr— 3: find m ore-aLbonmacy (Qp]INK3N //>;/: DtKulCoofxT- 7.1UW09.U, K \/. J-/(i , 'The'I'irritm c s - N c u 's l'a,i;c .V I4 . SiinciaLiy. l^ lir u a r y 1.200-I04 ■■ ■ ______Editqri[AL/ Fiscal consen( vativesilacka^cHampI)ioB ’ 've ahs-ays lieen tiglit \vikvith my ,i,. ,,, .m Lto-pulLoouLthe _]-moncy-Lliate lK:ing inLdchl, d ____ ^ | J _ — Time- .an d I strive to pay for ththings n iM J N \S _in-CiislLwhenevcr.I.van..For.)rj hos_e ______Ibig-tickec items that dieverjge ave f/j/J u lfm stopsWISAT I F exam personp< can't realisticallypajlay for V fif i l j l a ' in cash like houses and cars,rs, I tiy and pay off those debts asI qquickly ■ / RRAX... to pass ISAT . “I lie re a ree twot' ways to seniors to as possible. MY RELIABLE Inok ;u1 I.la.st w e e k ’s O pponcHienis say . ISAT is I just sleep lx;tter at ni^ii ItnH-LIQENCE live vote to nowhere•e ni ear re a d y to b e u sed kno\s-ing that I don’t owe a1 Ibundi COMMUNITY high school as an e.vite.vi exam . A com m on of ol greedy creditors. I guesss rmI / / M / T exams, It’s refrain isis tiiat an unripe ISAT w w hat they c ill a fiscal conseserva- 'rf/r/ NO IMMINENT legisliitiv* ______will h urtrt schools that are try- tive. tr clfliiy liuinintee hi{ the • ingni:omj)ly with'federcil No p Left ■ Behind require- e x il Achievement ex ; • Child Le B IL I. F I vRGIISO ______e iliic r:____ , _ ____.•fore making menis. Slow.reportingSI of test O N i X ' V • An effort logiui• resu lts alsoal> has been problem- atic. Idaho Standiirds Acl My Uirifty n ature al^vayss fig-I Jr \ / .'riiose c o n cern s i„ Tcst'is reliable hefo ures heavily into who I deciic id e to V ------n e e d ------to - - b e - \t 'ho n m ------A it a }4radiiatii)n - •O u r v i e w ; T t i e ------vote for, tC/O.llte people wht i . resolved. But the the tli government are spendinling my H rccjiiiremenl, or - ” Legislature has waitedJ pushforstandards money, m and 1 don't appredaiiate it . \ ______. * A 11 rruiidcr < I _s )Vg— testing an d a n e x it- _when.they-irrcsponsibly.ninLm.up ______" .1 'io n g enough to approve huge d efidts and spend moiloney | to those who * exam in Idaho they really don't have. d o n 't . w a n t the [ Idaho Standards Ixigan long before * ------iiccuuniabUitv-in—, So you can imagine howI a n No C h ild L eft _j George schools. ■ -Achievement I Test as an pleased I have b een widi Gc Behind. It appears W.'Bujh’s \\ spending habits.T.The I------As much as \ exit exam. that opposition to man rr inherited a govemmen;n t that their social Securityty ana d we’d like to |W ISAT is really \s-as vv slowly recovering fromn ai _ _ ftleuicarc oenefitSiYetI Yet few W liatdoyoutliink! Americans seem to3 carecai enough ...... believe- it's the about- educators’- dironic cl d efid t problem andid S o m e R{Republicans, such ass SSen. John McCain, to insist that candidatiidates for pres^ former, we can’t We ( welcome viewpointntS fear o fa c c o u n ta - quickly ‘l spent us bade intoI a giant . , - h e lp , s u s p e c tin g . sucking black hole of debt,I. . h a v e c ailied l l i Bush oiit on hiss spendings habits, butI . ident present a realist)tiisdc plan to fUjo I’ility . « deal m th th e finandalid a l crisis we the latter. from ' our readers on thi! lliis fiscal year our defidi tli!5____ Every-year^the____ ,-in-Congress-and-havte ------aro fadng,------The State . “ estim ated to b e S477 billionS? ------th'ey-are.b;, badly-outnumbered-in and other issues. S ta te B oard h e a rs I have to face (hee fafact that I ' ‘ B oard o f record. A com bination of ta; ------the same com* and g, large increases in bothirX i ; . beenunallable to offer more thahan token opposition. ■ am a tighnvad in a\ nationnai full of E d u c a tio n h a s j plaint: A n all-or* taryu and dom esuc spendingIg are to free spenders. I- hateite thatt the rec(immend¥3 . future economic securccurity of my ’ test is unfair, because blame. b A Ho.se ed..- irison to die ■ Bush’ish’s recent tax c uts (w h i^ country (and by exten{tension my making the ISAT J tudents freeze up' and President Bush h;is donee least in comparis a graduation gate Democrats. Someime Republicans, theyey claim< w ere largely a give- own and th at of m yydescen- dc n badly. absolutely a' nothing to midga rec|iiiremeni for diis disaster. H e has neverru.sed u su d i as Sen. Joluolm McCain, have awayray to w ealthy R epublican supup- daots) is in the handsnds of a group he test is far less dra- || irters) but they are all toutingIg . of irresponsible m en andr women theda.ssof2006.Al his veto power, not even onenee, to called Bush outa onc his spending porte than its foes suggest. A' JJ; g new spending program s diatlat who are bolstered by iah oblivi- cation subcormniitei m ediate die voradoits spem•nding habits, bu^ they2y arei badly out- big n< nore who passes an habits of Congress, despitee diei ' num bered in CongressCoi and have . woulcjuld cost more than they woululd ous electorate, b ut; thattlu is the last week to reject S h a re d Its. reality th at peoplei likelik m e m ust segment for Veading, fact f. d iat the budgets they’ hhave been unable to0 offero m ore th an saveve byl repealing those ta.x cuts niendation. Ainoni face, r language never has to sent « to him are stuffed wididi more token opposidonion. For fiscal conservatives like w ere M agic V alleyarf's I recom- ons I w onder w hat Johnohn McCain lat portion again. If a pork p: than a chili cook-off. Tlie Democratratic candidates for mysdyself, there are no good option will be doing in 2008? Jones, R-Filer, antake effect ''“J I have been espedally dislisap- • president havee beenb quick to in diedit 2004 elecrion. We look 08?___ t fails any segment the , i r • . ------Blo';k, R-Twin F alls.unless both pointed wiUi President BusIish’s fis- pounce on the‘ deficitdi issue, b u t . intoto tht e future a nd see th at our tne, he or she has five P ; columnist for, The State BoartSislalure vole '‘f*' cal irresponsibility bccausese die they have offerci;red ho hints as to currcirrcnt economic crisis is des- Bi7J Ferguson is a coh iliances to pass during the Macon (Ga.) Teiegnkgraph. mendation will :ans t£ il needs 'R epublican Party has tniditlidonal- w hat they miglit;lit do to address - tinedled to turn into a disaster ct two a n d a h a lf years. Most of them have whenlien th e baby boom generadoron R«ic/cts may w m e fD/liO) him at fer- automatically uni.er the House tliene-itt ly been the p an y of smallerer gov* th e problem. Mo , then, if language or ^ peal all or p art of begin:gins to retire a nd dem and gcohmn^hotimilcohi.vhi. • .. houses of the LtJgisle Senate will ‘ em m ent and fiscal restraintipt,ac pledged to repei -ed needs keep a stu- it do\vn. 'Iliat m earii; so the spcaal-ec pm passings the state or ' f support from either,arena. ' dsnt frpn cal school board can or the Senate. 'Iliemil S be a vote timercial1 CBS do()esn’t wain ty o u to[) see ipecial accommodations __The coni probably rejects-lS-member i ___ i^o m a. thercd.” House is the key are1 Committee, f 5 ^ ^ ' o r m any Am ericans,IS, the. I ^ I n’t't seesc any problem >vith the hers commonly ask, [o\-eOn ad. “I was surprised ...... - It’s tru e that CBSS aai n d Fox lob- •1116 next step willto be in a real commercials that air , : ; . R I C K ^ ? e r c i e r aren’t parents held F M - lat CDS turned tliis down. It’s’s bied heavily for thle e rulen diange. ------tl)is-wcek-ih-the-J! committee 'W ^ ing tlie S u p er Bowl I itable for their _kid.sl_ | ------1 . notot 0offensive, makes a legiumailate It’s also tnie, as the,e C ;0f V0 that were're occurring prior to its and a deserve. Funherm ore,, if th e school can- ThThe daim that small producecers . consumer which ofif ththeir food ;. Since ils passage, the Here are links for contacacdng not comply orr pprom ulgate a jie w willill Ibear a substantial cost b ujr- r dioices are o ra re not raised, Lani fivers :ar botlies, old tiresi hro- ■ 'Gov. C K em pthom e and theI* sta^es policy in regardird to,this request, denen \connected to labeling is reared and re£ulatedted under some • 1 fellow lovers------ken coiicnicrete, old a p p Ii^ M S and Legislators; I die teadiers, stistudents and o th er plionliony.Tt started w ith a U.S. of the world’s stnctesi:test h e a ld ia n d “ Act now to.preser,uSrisahd other hjfit:fuse as bank procecuon ' '■ 1)hltp;//ww2.stale;id;us/govJjv/our-- sdipol'offidalsIs ^vill1 have a lot of ■ Dep;lepartment of Agriculturc esti>ti- environmental standaindards...... ldaho> streams_aj)f Idaho; lias beenn stopped.s Tlie u se of gov/contact.hcm g and dirt on their hathands (pun intend- matelate that had a “ big packer” Step back and thinliiink a m inute : »me to my blanket ri] . http;//wnv2.state.id.us/leRi;gislat/co ed). branrand on h , now discredited bytiy a . ^ about your suggesdoridon that ■ ...... Hear friends tind fc riprap has given way .to . h FALCONBURG neuteutral government agency. 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The 'rimcs-Ncwss 'Sunday, FF. .ebruary 1, 2004 ■SC-ctic tio n .Ii ’Tis the sea: forred-bait [e n ta lI h e a l1t h b iu r d e i;n incir e a s ees ______!I-saw-it.iii-Ne\vsxvcck-m Idaho is.orte of the Re<5 Stat I Cavener posi:«osing new contracts'that woifould ' local councics. Tlielie hospital isn’t ^ B ut-thc*itc'actuahcostnjf'serving—“ the flat raterwc were notnof able to ‘ . Don’t kncKv how I feci Habo E lhat. ByLoralnoCi lot only increase, th e ratrates willing to continuelUe with such a , those pipeople have been more m eet o ur costs." ■ “ Red Stales," if you’re nonot media- Tlmoimoivs8 ccorrespondent n ot charharged the counties for indi- in • gap between actualiial costs of c a r e '■ tlian double doi what the counties • One of tlie counties'ties' main savvy, refers lo tlie'sidtes2S on c those ^ ents involuntarily admittedd to and the “discountecIted” reimburse- have paid,pai averaging SI,300 per objections to the changlange c I d a m o AV/BSTi: Businessmalan - —____ w i n ’-A J jOE;D'3 0 W N - ^ - ^ - [ospital b)arsfive faces chargfges of - p n n arranging toti kill octors fr(om pract^ticei IDAI]lAHO FALLS (A P) - E astetiin tidng in eastern Idahoho for seven; informant Idaho10 IRegional Medical Center;r years. is revolt:voldng the, privileges of five'e The'letter says Nelsonson's dinical SANni’OlN'i; Idaho10 - A physid:sidans. claiming the doctorsrs privileges will be rcvolivoked after ...... l)iisiiioxsman free on_in I ts— March-1,-but th at she‘ wiw ill b e able-- - ir gc_ ik_ b ackl__ I — a ro apapparently p directing padents- a toliseTastenrniahorto to atteiTd’to' - behind, bars^accuseil of tr>’iiig.lo.^__ to facilkilitieTwherelRcy have a patients she has acquin.uired before! • hire someone lo kill ;inui iiinfomtant. finandtnd al interest...... CmiKvVian u-as arrest- "O)ur ur decision was based onin that date, II be unable; L'd Friday and cliarjjed•d wwith felony extensi'nsive inforrhation,” said Suele . After that, she will b soliciiation lo cuinmil murder. Stiger,er, (chairwom an of the 11-per-r- to. take care o f anyny high-risk; *auihi)riiies said. son hospitalhos board. “There was a patient she m ight haveVO tto refer to_ Dkioiii h a d b e eMl n free on clearr dchange in referral patternsIS the hospital. SUXI.IKX), hail a fte r a judgeju d on Jan. and volume vol in detriment to tbe10 Idaho Hospital As;Association; .21 oriiered liini lo standund trial on a H V u K hospita)ital.” President Steve Mill:lilla r d said! cocaine traffickinp. dia:diarge. Eigln • Thele Iboard announced Fridayly community hospitalss aiacross the! ' davs laler. jw lice a lle gge e Bloom1 m et. I th e ppractice r violated a staffff nation, providing monnoney-lo'sing; ------\viitrnn-\mldcndflednidmndcrco%-ci------— develop;!opmenl-plan-it-enacted-in in— services-such-as-24-hoUhour-emer-; ------officer jwsing as :i contrntnict killer. ' 2002.J. mmonths before tlie compet-t- gency room treatm ennt, t, a< re strug-; I’rosecniors providciided as • ing 20-bed 21 Mountain Vieww gling as specialtyy 1 hospitals, dence a recording they Hosphaphal opened. Pardy owned:d siphon off more welwell-insured! Ulooni sixiaking withh i by ioc;local physicians. Mountainin padents.. offering S500 and ihele iiinformant’s ViewV is a specialty facility pro0- ' “They typically g j e t the: - -tnick for ii]u.killing. vidingng orthopedic and obstetricic - - patients w ith nice insurisuranco'and; 'Hie officer then telis Bfoom t{ie care. no complications, andmd boy it’s; informant’s Iwdy willI Ih.*: di.ssolved . Thele doctors’( names were not)t easy to make money in that situ- ______iii_a_30-giiUuu di-miil-in^coiicainihg______jtinced.-Thc-boanl belich^s;s .ation,” Millard said, acid and the .stainless adise, Calif., pTays with the Hott CltibC of Co'wtown from AustlnT'iSrT^iHTPrlilan ------ess steel pin SourtJoughI Slim,SI with accordion, (rom Para^s lo w -nrisk, sl well-insured patientsts Eastern Idaho is theiie first hos-i from one of the infoni nter. In Elko, Nev. onnan.^sR.p au,|„gi|,oCoCowboy MeotsTIn Pan Alley showliow at the Elko Convention Conti a re being bei referred away fromn pital in the state to takeike awayany will Iw mailed to him,1, [x[wlicc said. ------Easterne m Idaho. doctors’ privileges forir c M a g ic V aliLLEY Glennin Draper - Burlei ------O B nTUARIES— Rawcll. Glennn Dnipor, 89, of I widi family and friend.s.s. . . . - . . For ohiluary rates ond Information,Infoi call 735-3278 Mondanday,through Saturday. DeadlineI Is 4< p!m. for noxt-day publlca- Burley, died Friday.ay. Jan. 30,200-1, at I Glenn Ls survived by.liis..liis.duldren...... tion. Tho o-moll addressIB forfc obltuarlos Is obltsdmaglcvacvalley.com. Ooath'notices are aI frefree service and can be placedi his home.. I Hariean (Phillip) Heincricr ofc Burley, /iiijtll4 p.m.everyday. To view or submit obituaries onllonlino, or to place a messogo In an lndlvlduaj_onllne guestbook.^______He ws lmm_Ji_Jujie; 1. 1914, in I Dean (Marge) Draperr ofol Burlc>'. . , J o to 'www.maEtcvallcy.coy.com and click on “Obltuarloa."- ~ Gunison, Sanpetee CCounty,.Utah, t'he I Veleia (Don) Siafney of)f WoodbunuWl son of Henry Wallaillace and Myrium I ' Ore., Mary Matthews of Heybum. I Lenora Mann I^aprapcr. He moved to jjR H t I Nancy (Mariin) HullI o of f Hurley, M o s e l l e Stock £ - Burley Idaho at a yoiingng age, where he I Velma (Raymond) Arms'rm sirong of attended sdioolil ini Oakley and M I Kimberly and Judy M uren o f., Moselle Baker• -Stock,-i 89. r ----- ^----- 3“ ■-•• ... .1 consi}nsidcred diem to be tru e swec•eet- Buriey. j ■ Burley: 32 granddiildren:;n: anda many 1 ,l>clovi!d wife, nioilicr,;,er, gnmdmoth- . ,• - heartL'arts. On April S. 1951,151, Glcrm^arricd— — -• great-grandchildren and great- .. ' and friend, pa;passed a\ray ' ' ’ MeMosellt; is survived by thnirw Carrie Piland in Buriey. Glenn grcat-granddiildren, _ — ;:-^niureday,-Jan--2D^2(.-2004,-aUllic_ —isons,)ns,-M.LDod_(Dcnece)-oL.WcVest ____—worked__for....ilie.lie'- JJL_SLinploi______Uc_jYas.precededJiLdea.deaiJuby.iiis_____ Sutnmcrfieid Manornor in Orem,. Drdan, U tah, Wayne R. (Janicilice). Company’s Buriey:y IProcessing Plant parent.s; lus wife. Ciirrieie 1Draper, a. "'Utali. . of1 H H< eber City, Utah, and Halil :B. as a plant superinrintcndenr and he stepdaugliier, Helen Run;; M a c ; i c V 'a l l e y AV e s ' rp S< ch o o l LI.UNCHES- D()ead womaan hadletlthal: B U H L S C H OOOL P y - diediuicu bar Friday: Chicken1 onor II bun, fric^, fniit, dclose of Pi-o:»zacin syslstem ; Com doR. macaroni and 'VVcdnesd;iy; Sp.iglietti. vcgelablable and cookie Menu cheew frufruit choice b.ir. bread slicks BOI!501SE (AP) - A miin cliiu^edcd Abdullali,26.lsaccus(cused of suffoj Milk M-m'iI il.iilv. Ctiuicc IJICC of fniil or Wcdncsdnyiny: .Deli sandwich, hash Thutvliiy: Chili crackcrs, bab; lOOL FOR THE .vitiih nmurdering his \vifc thougluJu cadng his 37-year-oIdd mfe w widi a iiiu c . .l-iv, . rot'rots, ^ V i- : y f' Snowir[nobile tcown copeI® with cchanges to Yellow►wstone Vm nter pliilan '^VEST Y EaO W STOTONE, l Mont. ride snowmobiles outsidele Some restaurant':s likeI ’Ma- ( ^ ’) - Gelling a tableble at Jackie Yellow;lowslone. “ You can'i sur\’ivc,’e Guslier have scaled backlack h()UI^, LaFcvcr's sjw ns bar• ajand restau- withI wlwhut they’re proiwsing." fe%v moiels are closed,;ed, *And (be nftit is easy this m nter.er. So is find-, Kent:ent S\ran.son uga-cs. He saysys Food Roiindup, a localDcal grocery, ing- a room at V emettletta Steele> hi>maynay have to file for bankniptcj-7 recently laid off iha'crt'c part-time mold - or most tliat are still open if hee Cican’t gencmie more reveiniele workers and a full-iimeie wworker, iiTtown. and attractatt more riders. IJnda Heyes, coordinaiiinaior of j(il) •..Tliis town justist outside OnII aaxurdge, Sw"an.son says'onlyly and social sen’iccv, saysays ,job oi>en- , YcLowsione National Pa:Park is mucli u alwuiui 1lialf his 46-sno\Mnobile fleetL-l ing.*; have iK-en down, “drainaiical-“dr _____ ------quieter ilian normal, andanc fo r mtiny is rcnti;nced e a d i’day. Oddly i^ough^iu ly,” ------hJsracnTsthirmaoa'5T5Irbleaker. * TS " Si""™'lason siiys he i,^1w ck in Uieie“ Vefnetta Steele is tlr.iff[rafting a new ^ . Wliile snowmobiless still s cruisc jV _ snowmi,vmobile reriial bii.sincss after a marketing plan in Iictwc;iween niind- tlie powdeiy strctJts oftf thtt e self-pnv ^ iwo-ye:•year absence specificallyly ing the front desk andd dodoing other claimed “snowmobile[e _ MarcC h 4 , 2 0 0 4* . Breakfa'ast 7:00 a.mn . 1 : : : ^ C S I[ (Gymnasium S a v ^ ■ r S LLadies Speakeer 8:30 a.m.I. C S I F i n eB .Arts Auditorium S p o rRTSWEAR ■cv. X f m ' F e a t ured'Speaket f — “— mR E SSE S~~ 8cCC o a t s I P e te rrV idm arLT ■ 19844 O lym p ic- Growpip of Mens I I G o l d Miedal i W inner L—Su-iisS ,-C O A TS-^ i -G a ll thhelW inFall!11s €ham ber- ■ M a (';k ; V a i —^SeniorIGALEND/> A R - - . Twin Falls Senior>r Center( Wednesday: Poriork fired rice, egg T\J0S(lesday: Crafts. 5 to 8 p.m. • Quilting. 9 a.m. to 3,...,..3 p.i '- I r rolls. Chinese vegtegetables. apricot Fridnidoy:TOI>S.9a,m. Pool, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m,rn. ."ill Shoshotu! St.W. . salad, sourdou^iJl bread, peanut Cardiirdio, 1 p.m. Pinodile. 1 p.m .' Miiincf sciTcil fioinJill IIOOII to ' ■ - - - /A geiess Silver and Gold b u tter cookies, icece cream Tliursday: Quilting,3. 9 a.m. t9 3 p in Siijy;cMcal' il( " Seniorior Citizens Inc. Senior Center Fridiiy: Roast pork pi and gravy, • • • p.m. ’ .11) for seniors.'nif Coscost isj.!>for . mashed potatoes,w, buttered car Pool. 9 a.m, to 3 p.m.in. and>2.r.0ror 310 Mamn ^St. N.. KinilK-rly • HEden iKni’Scniors inu!u'i ()Oaiul jniors rots, Arley’s apple;le salad, hot rolls, SiriBA assistance., 10 a.m. to.;| cliihhvii umier 12. , Suggested donations for sen Camas County is S3. All meals include .saisalad, banana crcam pieie p.m. I’dol idoni o|)L'ii■n Mondav Senior Center Friday: Quilting. 9 a.m.a.m to 3 p.m. liirounh I'Viiiay, .S a.in.in. to I p.m. M onday Beet' -stew. tossed desdessert, fniit, milk and cof;offee. bread - /kiiuiriw; . • . 1271:7 E. Willow, Fairfield, Pool, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.'H. !U)(iii;’<:”tonm ‘avnilabk‘ikinriolevi- i salad, c.mibribread and butter, peas. MoiMondays arc cookic and br 1-inilk------;------hako-aays-aiid-Wednesdays- ;.p. M onday: “ Overer fiO and Fit.” 9 ‘ Nnnnjon___m e a ls _ a r e __ scEvcd_[1__,___ PinochlejJjuii;______------sli^ii'ijMiwk'-r.imlTenzlinjlinirBafS.1111------J Bingo, 7 p.m. ;n Mon.lays Uednesdajday: Ham. potato casse- cinnatiionroU cini and maple bar bbake ■ Tuesdaidays. Wednesdays and t'c n ic r will t)c mien • TXiesday: Foot ClClinic. 9:30 a.m . Fridaysays. Tlie center is open from 9 iliroiiyh Friii.iys. f) a.m.n. to 4 p.m .. , ‘■■‘‘■'‘“V'-’med peas. .k'H-0 uith days. day tniit. leiiinn)ii pudding, cookie, cof- Care Givers Groiroup. 10:30 a.m. a.ni. to 2 p.m. on m eal days, Tlice Golden Heritafitage' ' ______foe and milkilk Maiiu:^ Exercise, 1:30 p.rp.m. cost of Ithe meal for non-seniors is ______imato Wcdne,sday:-Ov.Over 60 and Fit.’.^^------S3.50;0; cchildren under 10 are S2.f Senior Centeinter Mdiulay: ikvf Sinifiaiiganoff over "Friday: ~ .M M c a t-to n r” i’rtrnroc!s------T“ TticsdajT-Hamburger tom wich, 9 a m. Tlie suggestedsuf donation for thoseL* 2421 Overland Ave.:. BurleyBu . mi(i(ik's. coi n l)ro.id. vcw.x-Bli'-'s.Inul. Bn.vyBbij.-ied Carrots, tossed salad, sousoup, baked cheese' sandwi bread andi butter,b fruit cocktail. bean l)ea salad, fruit, cookies Better Businessss Bureaui speaks GO yearL-ars and older is S2.50. dcs^cii usage, *0 Utilize: tl:the BBB." 12:30 Mi.’nif:; I’lK'sday: Ciiickun frii(rioJ s .c k . ..i.ilI I..m ilk TThursday: Italian sausn hakhaked lieans, potato salad, fruit fi P-m. • M onday: B eef StStroganoff, poialoo and gravy, vcft,'eggies, fruit . . . Tax A-s.sistance, 101 a,m. spinach, french brcatread, green salad, ha'.id. dessert codcocktail, cake, rolls iiindayI)inner.noonto2 ' New Bonko gamtime, 12:30 a.m. n salad, d ie rry cobbler Wednesday: Ham wiiv; ,)inc'..|i|.luj TmtiJ-.Siin Minidoka County T\jesday: BLT’s, pota)otato salaJ, rvone welcome. Pork AActivities: Tliursday: Careycy Liindi s.iiitL'. y.ims. vc’gnics.fs. spii.K l. I’-'” ' ''." 'P '" 100 7 ' Exercise. 1:^50 p.rp.m. Senienlor Citizens Center fr\iit saJad. assorted dessJcsserts , . V salad, rolls, p k - ' C !io])s. X>f(irf(.radiilt.s..?3.50forcliil- VW’etlnesday: Bake Day Bingi Friday: “Over■ 60 6 and Fit," 9 7022 111th St., Rupert \Vednesday: Roastt ,l>ccf..Ik pota- Thursday: I'aco ■:al..d sal lllw ‘'f™ r 12. p.mp.m. Mcal.‘cals are sen-ed at noon andJ toes and gravy, peas,. mi;mango Jeli- Ilnini.' Deliver' ■niL'Sday:: Bingo.I): 7 p.m. • • • Reverse Mortg;tgage presenta- homee delivered. upon request. O .roll I-'riday; Cnhe steakk vw/ anii.i.s, niiin^ilay;y: Cr.ift.s,I 1 p.m. lion, 1. p.m. JuiceJ aiand assorted beverages are ■ Thursday: Hot wing;fings. baked ...... po.UHpes, and -gr.ivy, l5ingo. 11:55 a.m. .co..aec- .. served:d everyi day ^sith meals. Giftt potato, mixed veggiesRies. .Jcll-O; . j I’lieesc «■/ fniif. muffin,n ,d d « sc.rl I’.nntI.k-, I p.m. Golden Years • • • shop hehours are Monday, tlirougli, bread pudding, brandyiy s;sauce ' i Senior Citizen, Inc. Friday.ly. ‘9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday: Chickenfrietfried steak. .■U’finiii's; ------.J. -milk gravy potato,.veggi(.iggies, s a llu j,____, Today: D.ince, 2 to S jj.m.]». ■ 218 N. Rail St.W., Shosliini-IC ------Threelsland SeSenior Center------,7 .tuts: strow berry/rhuharb crisprisp " ; ______Monday: yiiiltinB, 9) to,to 2:30 p.m. •_ GOOdoding County ...... 492 E. QevelancM d Ave., G lcm s Ak’Tn/s; anday: As. J e n s e i ' p : Z ^ 7 3 3 - 3 MondayrSaturday 1 Sunday,F*bru> niaiyt2004 TInwfrMm. Twin1 Fails,Fall idiho- B-7 I dahoMW ES'r — BructeUosis,, not m£ad cowYj worriies Wyt ' o m i n g ; ranchilers CHEYENNE, Wyo.o. .(AP).{, - On , ized. m ilkk br t handle tissue from in:im ports of swine, sheep and nuUioUion a year in 1952; today, lossiss- are preventing 'wildlifidlife officials Jan. 14, w estern Wyomiiimingranchcr • infected cowscoi can develop chronic W;Wyoining . cattle 6 < ; ; 'other animds. •. esattattributable lo the disease anire from killing elk.tlmtt haveha th e dis- Jerry Jensen ivatched:d aas his'fami- flu-like symymptoms. In humans, th e siisincc the finding t, “It is a bad estim;Im ated ac less than SI million.>n. ease. ly’s herd was hauled1 avaivay in five disease iss Ifflown\ as undulant or D(Dec 2 of the first It is a bad bug. bug,” j said Terry “Wl'W hen you get down this dos<)se “I’m just getting .sick.sid< and tired large cattle trucks to Jo 1be slaugh- Malta feve:ver, and in some rare, in:infected herd, t*t ihides from you. JKreeger, a state andd then t you have sbmethinfng of tlie damn game andind everythingi tered. u n treatedd cases,c death can result. bebelonging to the veterinary break:ak loose, it’s d ealt with kind o:of superseding the cattlettle industry," “ It wasn’t the best,”,” h'he recalled. Within aa; fc^v weeks, the federal DcDonald Jensen Tj’[t’s very difficult , fresearcher. “It likee az forei^ animal disease,’e," . h e said. “Tliere canb be e a common ^ ‘‘I mean, you.see fourir g - _ ^ = - L E GJISLATIVE-I I X Q G ^ - -/-^Nationwide-l-Long Distance \ Cy T1h> Associated Ptesss s im S92 (Rcsoicsourccs and Conservation) ------^L'ltchcsda^liIlI inspcctians at federally twg- I • Unlimitedd Incoming ulatcd installnti'liitions with current pmeticj:. & n t to Governor 1IB593 (Rcsoesources and Conservation) essages : imS03 (Appropti-iiiom)0 - Makes on - Incirascs thetho minimum fee for con- I Text Me ;cnicrgcfiey $41,000 appropriaipriation to the strueting or cnl:cnlargin); a dam to $200. ------Waier Resoiirew Dcp.irmientlent forinspcc------101594 (Langingfo^)-Allows snail coun------lioiu to ccnify nunur.xtunKliirvd homos as tio*torccovcrarrapordonofthocostof pro-...... E & f i e l l ul ] i a r \ •Voice^Mail «n«Ky officicnt. vidinfi for a rapi:apidly growing population. HD59S (RinRingo) - Creates a new W? connect with'th you'. ga Iliumin Kescun)URCS Review Committee to «Call(Her ID y introduced In House evaltiatc andd iivcommcnd changes to H^(RinKo)-l*rovid«aresanldaliotax state law. cm lit lo individuals who qiulqualify for tlie h r 37 fnail]tiil) - Requires twt>ihirds ix-dcml Earned Incomc Ctulit. conciurcncc fotfor ony oppropiiations biU llB583(Thiil>-Rws«ti.ethe sdiw l di> iiuit tjjo tjuingtngcs state lav* . F or busin esses Ofof any size, please call l-8<-8664JSC4BE (1-866-872-4:i-4249). ■filO's comribution caloibiioniio n tm d e ^ - H C R 38(Ju W e s t NezP*erce Iin d i^ s: fight t(:oprev(ent Ianad devcelopmeiint projectcct reject Nez Perce asser-r- Tlie .subdivision andind th e Nez i’)-In 1877, jo sm i. Ore, (AI’)- tionsth.; that some of their ancestors•s Perce cetnctcry are localocated on- a _ Ciiicf Joscpij and hisbai liaiid of No7. . ' . S m aybebe buried beneath the build-1- ridge overlooking Wallovallowii Lake. I’cicc Iiuiiiins weree fforced to iite.Tlie developers point outIl in the shadow of_the sno\snow-draped iibaiicioii tlicir bc-lovcilved Wallowa jH ' T h .* ™ .,.. Z tle is already a seven-acree Wallowa Mountains.. N(Nez Perce Valloy ill a trek th at tun H F BM marker for Nei buffer i- . bands cau^lit sockeye■e salmons; in B w i er zone separating the pri- war with th e U.S. Cavalr>' Ca' and Percep leader Oltl vatelyhly held 62 acres and the ceme-;- the sbc-mile lake andd h'hunted in,' ciidcil witli their surrcii i,300 the Wallowa Mountain;;ains. Young :ie C anadian Chief Joseph teiy. miles away, near the ' )L j ! 3 ^ ‘ * ' _9tandj:ne!tUo:a^^^^ed ® le developers also say ihe con-V Chief Joseph w-as campeinped'onthe ------— bortlor,------— ____ ®' :tro"n~projecr-wotild-bring-g------ridge-in-1877rwhen-his--his-band-of------Deliverins one .of3f thi e m ost tree covered h-needed jobs to this comerir Nez Perce was expelled,led from the hoartbreakitiK.surreiidinder speech-. ’ with dreamcatch- ofeasteistem Oregon, Hard-hit by. thee region. . es in history. C hief JosL'ijSL'ph saiil: “ I ert, scarves anti demiseise of the tim ber industty. Tlie band had retaietained the sick and f - : am tired. My heart is __ .beads _b In Joseph, . “Tliisliis is a simple land-use issue,;. Wallowa Valley as aI re:reservation sad. From w here- thehe 0«.,.M.nd.,. -d.octo compare tliis site to the warir under an 185S treaty:y sisighed by stands I will fight no m l i t k \ 0 877, and the atrodties lhatII Old Chief Joseph butIt lalater rene- er." took place,pi: is not fair to the own-1- gotiated by the U.S. govemment gov Joseph’s band wasas e.viled to ers,”' s;said Rahn Hostetter, ann and Nez Perce tribalil leleaders in O klahom a. reseivations in 0 attomm e; ey for developer KS:BB Idaho without the conseimsent of the Wasiiingion and Idaho.ho. lim itedited Family Partnership, Wallowa band of thee tttribe, 'nie ur>- later, the More than a centiir>' T hete landII ^vas appraised at Sl-88 new treaty of 18G31 ceded ce the Ncr I’erce a rc again enjengaged in a millionon if it can be subdivided; if entire valley to settlers.rs. tiRlit - this tim e a ley;legal dispute not, it isi worth about SI million,1, On his deathbed inin 1 1871, Old over biiilding 11 tipsca)scalc homes Hostettiletter said. Chief Joseph remindedded his son on 62 acres on a grassysy ridger n e a r . tftM. T hle ee city of Joseph and Wallowa that tie had not signedd thth' e revised , a Nez Perce ccnietiieterv that H m MP- I CountyIty are at odds over th e hous-s- • treaty, according to0 A lvin M. iiiehides the gravee o f C hief devclopment._In_Decemberj_r,___ JoscphyX19G5 history_ofy_of the N ez ___ i c-the subdivision is on u----- us-US-going.” in-tlie-legal-fightht,-he— . County-Board-oLCLCommissioners. ing dev ■r------^^loscph's-fnthl'lT-Ol.Old - C h i e f ------Hccnusc-tl n Perce war'iind'exiJe,?, “TJie'Neir' !' county planning commission site closelyly tiedt to the tribe's his- saitsaid. “That was our homelandid. We "nie tribes argtieJ dthe whole ridge the cou ■Josi-pll. tural significance approvet>vcd a tentative plan for thee Perce Indians and theJ OpO pening of j ’Ilie gnive is on a 5-acre5 site tory, fightiniting the developm ent is • havhave that teaching in us todayay.We is a site of ^ t u r istoric.trcasure._____ developlopment. But tlie city has sup-> the Nortliwest.” ailiiead-fora a top prioriiority for the Nez Perce. • still remember.” ------______anda national histi ------tlu rs c n ’cs as the tniilii oners are sched- porteded thet tribes’ appeal, arguingg ■ Tlie oId“chicf“told~ild~his son, ^ i* .Sali»n.i! Historic Trailrail that foi- said tribaibal secretary Jake TTlie Nez Perce and two other01 The coihmissioni le issue at a hear* an arch.rchaeolo^cal study contract*t* according to Josephy:; “Never“N for- i 1 by Jo se p h ’s WTiiteplumt;;m c .- ...... NoiNorthwest tribes have filedaliilegal .. ulcd to dcddc the j lows the route taken h\ ed outut byI the developers is insuf-f- get my dying words. This country during- their “Remembmbering what our ances- dialJenge dia to the proposed houjusiiig ing on Monday, hand of Nez Perce dm if the proposed fident.m. hol^s your father's body.’ody.” running battles w ithI thithe Cavalry. tors went. througli.th will help keep developm dev ent with tlie Wallallowa ■ Developers of Group cscalls for col)lleges to — accoiimK[lodateHisispanics— ------1 The Associated Press With Hispaiiics {ji{jraduatiug Hisparanic school from higli school in nunnumbers thiit will keep increasingig 1for years, eiirO llrlltnent rises ip V the head of a higherar < Hispanic: erenrollment continuos group that released a n ly increase in public on the trend says collegi across tho country step up efforts to accoiccom m odalf schools aci the nation's largest minmiiiority. while them“numtier of nbn- :s has stabiiizod over '' I The Western Interstate I Hispanicsf Commission forr H ig h e r the past fe\few years. ^ Education project;ects that public elementaryele and M Ilispanics will .iccountim ifor 21 per- e p c o n dlary a r school cent of the cotm try’ss pipublic high Im lents ■» sdiool graduates in 20012008, up from enrollmer ■Hfil I 17 pcrcent in 2002. Hispanic The com m ission foulfd fo th a t 7,5 million nearly 5 million Hispaspanics were' enrolled in the coiintrintry’s public COME CELEB]SKATE elementary and higli;1j schools5 in 1993-94. And - by the 2007-08 00 ------school-year,—it—projirojectR—that^^------5:5------aXH-US-U______y Litino public school)l c enrollm ent 50 will be about 9 million.ion. . ' ____ _ "In general. coMcrci;rcs are still )5'96‘97'36'99'00'01 '02‘03 • ' F e b T Z n dVthrougin- F e ^ 7 f ] r ~ \ not prepared," said sail David )anlc Longanecker, e.vecuiivt,„vo director • of the interstate commmmission. Us report, “Knocking att theth College 3G,o TRAVE ; l . b r s ' O < A S I S I Door." is rele,ised everycry fi%’c yoars 35,5 ------.ind'isniscd”by-local-stl-school-dis------350------Home Of^hh © ------ighci-educn^------—" 1 1 ^ tricts; states“an_d’ higli ______tion-to-track.cnrollincnicni.trends______f e z : “We know there is an relation- 34,° : d e n ^ ^ — ship betw een race anand incom e 33.5------arden ofEt ______and acadcniic prepa.p a r c d n e ^ " _ 15 W S ? ■90 ■90'00'01 "02'03 U nganeckcr said. "Biil aofncjiBDmicyoarrsnovm------— i I have the support services sc in SOURCE: Wos'Voslom Inlorstolo AP place to enhance th e.•success su that ' Commissionilor (or Higher Educalion ' we need.” Across the H] ansen Bridgeje, E xit 182 I Using data compiledlied from th e • W estem highhig sdiools in 2013-14. nation's leading tcst-in.t-inakers, tlie Althougligli Hispanics enroll in U.S. census and otheiiher sources, college ,atX almosta the same race the WICllF- study projiirojects a sig- as non-LatLatino students, they • ntfirnnt rpj’tnnnl shilshifr in _dio often ^hrinring snccial circum- __ scliool-age populatiortion to the stances :oto sdiool, said Ridiard South and West thatt followsfo: gen- Fry. a senicnior research associate - . enil population trends.,ds. willi the PewPc« Hispanic Trusc. . In 2007-08, Southern.‘rn states are Hispanicslies are less likely to e.Kpected to enroll IG.1G.7 m illion attend colicillege full-time and are students in kindergarteirten through more likely;ly to work so they can higli school. provide fiifinancial support to . WICHE said enrolirollmeni in dependents,nts, Fry said. . Westem schools willI behi 11.9 mil- “In ordertier to help these stu- I lion in 2007-08, followcowed by 10.8 dents recei\reive degrees -7 particu------iiiiiHon*1n” rhc“Midwcs\vcsrand-9.-3----- larlrbnchclhclor’s-degrccsrbut-also— — million in th e Northeasleast. associate’s’s degreesc and vocation- - Becausc of continuinluing gains in al credentiaitials - you have to help Hispanic enrollment,It, tth e report them negot:foliate their work lives, lily lives, as well as their said, wliite students:s willv repre- their fatnily * sent a minointy of gradi-aduates from iicademic: lives.”li' Fry said. "■ ' ■ ^ s^fsaM ^ 65 . 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Gam isV m m I " ' t l t{!■/ I D ►a^im Iordan Grossii GrossTkeepips his ' ■I ,It’s5 chess ’ small-town-n------1 outld^okon;ii life ■ vs. The Associated Press N O T U S-Jordan Gros;Iross is aboiit to take a \\-oridwide stageage as a stan- smas]ihmout] _____ ing fcwtb^ player inin ^th e Super______6owlTBurHessQira"anal]rnainownlaU ____ fromFhiidand------And the folks backk home hi have noticed. ~ T ~ f 6 obfb¥ir The Vince Lombardi TrophyTro| Is pictured In Houston on Wday. The trophy will go to the\ winner of Super Bowl XXX':XXVIH, featuring the New " H e i popular in to\vro\vn because England Patriots and1 CaCarolina Panthers on Sunday In Houston. lie^ a modest, nice, politepoL youi^ man,” Fruitland Highiigh atlUetic : - By Dave Goldberg itsrBetiletween 1969 and 1975, only oneme o r gam ble like Brett FcFavre. By NFL ------director Mel Perso2rson said, r scored more than seven points,Its. standards, his am i iss just average e jrdan, and I ' ' A>ioclatad PreM writ*H t«r t o s t 5 and P ats go he£ead-to-head “Everybody likes Jorda “It'st’s going to be a street fight,”It,” .an d he sometimes seems sc embar- don’t see him changingIg mmuch.” ,•5) and Naw England Patriots HOUSTON - If the Carolina . said CarolinaCs defensive tackle Krisris rassed to b e considereded a'celebrity. Horo’s’hohow iho Ca/olina Par^ihers (14-5) ' Maybe that's b ^ uiuse s e his par- /III In Houston. • Panthers win the SupSuper Bowl, it will . Jenkiacins, an All-Pro in ju st his thirdird But he dinks and durunkstheoppo- (16-2) mma atch up (or Super Bowl XXXVIll i ents, AJaa and Jan,, raraised him the New En^and y NFLse. season. sition to death - quick± outs on first ■ ; be w ith power. If the ■lERS OFFENSE3E ■ PATRIOTS •right. Or maybe that^lat^ becausc . Patriots win, it. will11 bbe with finesse. Thele contestants approach theiie down th a t set up secorm d down and ■ ‘C i^lina Panthers coachach John Fax e from different perspectives,s. short. It’S New Englancind^ version of 'nrooflonsonsojaaitswlthihorun-m o Tombm Brody ohon uses Iho short- ' deception, intimiimidation and giune fi lossing game, slowing Uio pass has done a masterful1 jobjot wth his - T he]le Patriots, Super Bowl champi-ipi- th e running game itit lacked until PontfiorattraOirow lust 14 timoa over poss ; : experience. jsh, In place ol Iho nin ond Kovin 300-pound rookie r i ^It t tatackle, two seasons ago, have won theireir Antowain Smith startele d coming on ttwEaQtooihninthoNFCctuunpionshlp lush. :• : So while Sunday’say’s N FL champi- onstwc Samoondmd should havB a hooRhy FauU-aulk had 48 calchos. second on Whatever the reasonison, Jordan 14 games, induding a 24-14 vie-ic- late in ]the season. • I onship gam e may' nnc ot feature foot- last 14 nDen4iQBJsksD«rcniTw^ thet H aSuptlerBowl ^ HOUSTON - One throw,thn one catch, one < ij: m iss,'one prem atureI touchdown.celebra: to ___ game of the season, ...... i ^ J o o K a y Y - -rion.,:In the biggt^t gai ^ one play can oversh'auovdow everything...... : Assoctatad Praaa witter b Fair or not. it’s the Su]S u p er Bowl way. • p - ,“Onemoment,onepl£play defines a career 'HOUSTON-Starr. Staubach.Sta Bradshaw.-' - in this game,” said Joe Tlieismann, who ..Montana. Ebvay Rivre.^ TThe Super Bowl is u won the 1983 Su{Super- Bowl wth WP june% great quarter- the place where tho gam Washington. ; backs go to get rings andid formf Icgadcs. It’s been true since‘ GaroYeprcmianGi did ||H||j : -Notlately,though. Carollrollna Panthers quarterback Jakeke CDeih9mme (17) warms up whilfhlle running back Stephan his wayward impressionion of'a quarterback . --—The last four titles have ha been won by Davis i' practice In Reliant Stadium Inn 1Houston Saturday. vis looks on during the Patriots' pr in the seventh Superr Iknvl,B a bit of slap- DM piasseis named Wamei;‘X, Dilfen 1 Brady and ^ stick th at has snidc witlwith him as much as Johnson, a pad< of quaruarterbacks without a • deferfense won it the’next year. . Sta^ Joe Nanunath, Len Dawson, Johnny nter, before Unitas(withrelielief fipom Earl MonaB), Rogere r the Dolphins’ perfectt season.se . . l^slDglopedi^. DilfcrDil was rdeased a month b te r [ch the pass - take a been cast. • Staubach, BobD (Griese, Terry Bradsha>s Ken^ Make the kick, catch ___ • ;lhisyea^it^s1bmBradiiady " a sixth-round his5 cchampionship ring had bee hts, drop the. ball - . backs were Stable^ Jim PIPlunkett, Joe-M ontana, Joe-32-. bow..Miss the uprights 'Tpidc — matched againstnst undrafted Jake Suddiddenly,' dianipionship quartcrbacl get ready for endless even start Carolina^ adisi Theismann. drep your head and get I .Delhomme, who didn’t cvi iisposable commodity. reminders of th at onee m om ent. The unheralded B ra^ took overivcr for the As recently aias the 1990s, John E h « v and I ;seasonopener. 1h( es Just ask Scott Norvorwood. Better yet, IW hat in the name of Broadway Joe is • promominent Drew Bledsoe and; tookto the Brett RIvre^^■ere•re leading their teams to tides ^ leave the poor guy alone • •gDingonberc? ■patrictriots to the title. Lost ycai; Bradad JJohnson . and putting exclamationcx points on their to '“Angry Buffalo fansis cderisively dubbed m ' ■ “It^ hard to say,” Patriotriots backup Damon puUe 1 . ■ " ■ C-2 Times-NoMS. Twin Falls,alls, Idaho Sunday. Fobcuory 1„2I>0<:004 f V i ' aV kkey TO Patriots’ SLSUCCESS" * J. keppi P I Hapm I __; k.. viM .-Jj fO m 7togetther ^ . % W m i Davv 'i s &r l i Fosti ^ I l i E iPrhtu I ErTsIand Patriots linebacker Ted]>dy BruschTsmlies as he answersMers a rtefl8_quejtIonJn thejeam lockekef room at Qlllette Stadium JnIn Fqxboro,F ______I., Friday. . ' z i r l T ea;am boasts lineufIp o f talented bacackups No. 48I StephenSt Davis' No. 20 DeShaunFost=oster HOUOUSTON (AP) - No-namescs stars have popped2d in from j ' arc in a n d egos arc out on Billill nowhere. ______cHick’s team . For example: E e r s ^ ^ a i r iiat’s-a -i^ jo r.re a s o n wby-thclie _____ •M ike Qoud,a.carecareer-backup,_____! - — —FantB NewI England E: Patriots have wonon rcfjlaced th e injuredcd Antowaui ______14 stras tr a i^ t and will attem pt to Smith a t running backick ini his first HOUSTON (AF)) - \Vlien after Davis,IS, — d a imm tith eir sccond Super Bowl in game back from a four-our-week sub- nc.ShaiiH Foster twistcisted. (umed -, As a 1-2[•2 pundi. they helped ■ th ree!C seasons Sunday againstist stance abuse suspensioiision and car- :ind churned for a touctoudidovsTi in give Carolit)lina the seventh-best IPowerful duo palaces Panthers Carolirolina. Despite a rash of ried seven times for 73 yards and tlio NFC diampionsliipliip game, th e ru n n in g g:game in the NFL. Tho Carolina Panthers'runrnning b ack s S te p h e n D avis (IScarrios(1! injuricjri(^ they have been able to ' two touchdowns in a i38-30 win first tfammate to sinpip himli on the They’ve kep ■ ...... I nd Ave. Burley • 678-2 Dr* • Twin.Falls • 734- w i N S I Dw l . - ► ComijH{ijng Monday Local s p o rts...... C4 . : • All the fallout. Scores and statss .... .C 5 ------from the Super I DRI College basketballall . . .C6 Sp( ns .Syw/A- Eililnr. ./wrVahhy. y (Iloiity. ' 'I'hc'rimcs-NcvCW.S Simtlay,V, F e b r u a r y 1, 20044 I>a,I > a K c ( ; - 3 M o r n i n g}LINE 1 S po rtsQ u o te istsfl y a t [sm(oker I E agles‘S sw eep) ------Y outafeanei - e v e n t ------ centered on n T ' V , , f f l liib ricatcd b) y .b ! c c r I Spartaans and ju n k food,3 d , a d d B Men movei iinto d ie g am b’ling lir I e l e m e n t ; d r oi p p i i c i n a I tie for firstt fplace p crfcct sp o t oro n d i e P The T[mos-N6ws ______ calen dar, andI yo u ’v e H RANGl-LY. Colo., - The CSI women had a m udi tou,touglier time ! the perfi:r f e c t I Saturday against thehe last-place Ivady Spartans fromini Colorado ! Am erican holioliday. . I _____ Nortluvestem Coiiuuuniilunily-CoUew:______in Kangefy Instead of I ______■ a ’ 20-poim . - lead midway throiigli the ------= M'Iho/npsoN n ; — ■■■first half; the e g T piTiftmrafidz'h'tzim/i/iiu/ H Golden x V l Eagles led l)y ^ I popnilfimuilfi■uSynu7iV, H only one, 22- AiadS alm t SiifxrIimI Siiiul ~ IN'BRIEF behind 19 - points-from ------1 ilSley y lived ' - PornereiTe hosi)ste I Zim'ora, \vho nd died Ladies Day Tui uesday I w/ith ith the ALBION - Tlie scconcond session of Pomorolle MounJuntain and M f . Her three. , . Pinetrec Sports’ 20044 LiLadies Day Ski Program \vili bee theld each points 'Ibesday in February,y, beginning1 helped put ^?9 Feb. 3. CSI up 76-56 In March, llte prognugram will be with 8:20 - Randy held on Tliursdays. remaining ■ RogRogers, CSI Ihe cost of the mornonthly pro- en route to a, w om en's 92-71 Scenic gram is $75 and include:ides four full- coach day lift tickets, four l.Srl.S-hour din- West ------ics in either skiing oror boarding A t h l e t i c and four lunches. Ciini(iinics start at Conference noon and liinch is serveirved a t 1:30 road victorj-. p.m.Those interested1 cacan register Odier Eagles (20-t..16-2SWAC) 16. at Pomerellc, 673-5599D9 or( at Pine in double figures weniverc Sidney Tree Sports, 678-5869. H Onidorff with 18, AndreaIrea Sirako%"a , jenMTtTON rknnlHwi 13 and 14 from Denisiiil S'Svarora. ’Ihe key was the second-half se CSI volleyball teae a r n ______:si,aihatneIes5lShanna.Nlolsen..rl£ht.Jht,.tahes-orLlTerflblelTJ.BarncL( iLdurlne.the.flfiA.nghLoLSatutdutday.’s.CSLSmokerJ J C-V TimejNcws. Twin Falls.. IdahoIda Sunday. Febriury 1.2004t ^ ' S p o r t s ■ Hansen,, Oakley advancej t(to Souths!;ide title ggam e Gaiarey, RichfiMd surviv(ve By Dustin Lapray ^ j' tliee bbear and sometimes the beiiear Lisa U‘e led theie ! I-iidy Trojans Noi Tlmos-Ncws writer ... .. I S ouths!isjde tourney Its jyou and today the bear justjn with five points. arthside losser-outganmes id a feast." Raft River dropsps into the con- :urday’s scores • , 'fjn MURIAIK'.M - TIilf- llansL'ii1 ' Tlie loss drops the Uidy I’init;ites solation bracketCl ■ LO play CAR];'REY - Carey and Ridifield , l.iniy Huskies o])cii<-'i i.lBidc Cmisl»n2.U< ' win over llagerm an Jan. 26. i/iVnl-i Northsidiside Tournament at Carey indoy's gamos “We’re not bailing yet," Keeni•ney Carey 38. Communiiy School:hool 32 (Vitilficiitc rcmniamftit S; H iglisdiisdiool. Richfield 41. Camas County:inty 24 .. Hnuorman. 6 p.m.. id. "You're • going lo get knockt al Ihilso (iyniiiiisitii Shoshctshone and Dictrich m U play Monday's schodulolulo loser out down)wti all your, life. It’s iinporta.tant ovi£y - ..... for thele tl district title al 7:30-p-m.—------Carey vsrRichnciore-pjnrio 110 I d n m — CastlclorU vb.a. nRail River, 7:30 p.m. (!et back un one more time th;han _ ^ nrioserout------ay.------Shostiono V5r0ictficn.“7:30' • r ~ y olu u gelg knocked down." - • :3 0 p .m n------pidtiship maiciiitp .iKainsiri!t\)akley ' " '‘cnampionship - - in Miiiiaii);li .it 7:M) p.m.II. FridayF L _ ------Careyy 3 8 , , ■ "I liiink il was oiir defense," dt “ Bonnie's outsideon shot was off. t-m lSto;-7f M,uM>04cr< wdsaid. “ I but she foimd Castleford 51, ' Commumunlty School 32 Ck-rrO rckMoJ-tM • Ocrn/iff ilaiiscii CDacliTfiry Powd id oilier ways of .scor- SjTSwSuWlTJ) ______*...... — -srres^ dcleiKO and I thinknk I’ve gor “ in g rn o w d salt;ald:“She'crcates a lot v>.»nr3:'3-5— Magip-ValleyChriihrlstlan 24 c a r[lEY e ' - Melissa Peck scorcd Richfleid 417 CamasJS 24^--;4 - “ • • tiiein l>oiiovi(iR that doftJefensc is of opportuniticilies." J a w ' MURTAUGH-nillic Ca.5tlftord p Poi"!'lints to propel Carey High HoiiiH ii> dl) it for iliL'm." Shanneil Knight K and Sara c ur*«r-w%iy« v i' I ■ J) Mi'jFlmOJiJ il to victory over The CAREY - R idifield’sd's .victory 13 rrv*«!-■ K'ris advanced in the thi con.solation School I UcOui Sianjicr stoicdd sevenS( of Jackson scorc')red a combined 10 lie Southside Communnunity Sdiool Saturday over Camas County wasvas a team -V^*- Continuitlnued from Cl injuries liave_shoriciriened Jones’ he has had under Milliron. _ for Buhl’s top_^v^estlcr5.,WiUWiU Baggs ______Hoops ...... somelie 'work to do, son^^^^ ese "" season^ but the Bohcai)cal standout is “Milliroiliron is doing an awesome , took his fiist loss of die seaseason t o ...... kidss area coming along and we wi starting lo bring il to(!together. ' job, somene kfds come to work and - Eagle’s Daniel Ericksonin atz 171 Continued ftom C3 Men couldlid 1have had t w or Uiree monore “My goal is^to lak S poiORTC S(ICORES ANI0 STATS —S po r t s; IN BRIEF- .j B erea, Ohio. BASKI-rilJALL WHATT ’S ON T. V zir:.r vega^gas hotels ax Super Bowl ■...... NBA ~ . , Green’s suspension famecam after MT>wUST ] sk i ■ S 5 § 3 t t 5 « S . T . particrtles after NFL legal threat^ he was diarged wthI drunken di EASIOTCCmREWI • Area Vrox-«Bjij5iU«. ^ l^lQ Auto Racir:ing Bowlin ir ;.«■ IjXj;j\S,yi;i'.AS - Somt- of Ij sIS driving and marijuanala posses- « d> . \'cggas’ a s' biggest hoiel'Casiiios aiee sion on Oct. 27. He hasa a M ^ ardi 8 ■orr ,',n_»f»rro, . callCfl £CT 2 P § • 24 Hours of Dayiona, endid oof race, • PBA, Reno Open, ESPN.""L repc iceling Super Howl parliess court date. d making refunds lo ihoii-I' . I js t week. Green wasis denied d« a ►MWU n 7> »f, SPEED, 4 a Jn. p.m . lt;l4«.U,4...1 S l ’O R 'l'S 2 S t a ni l f o r d r• i a l l i e s ]p a s t C3 r e g on i t o w ii n 8 3 - fl o rte 77, ^ Nick Williams tried to tic tit tiie Conference) sinccICC defeating then- Tcrencencc Dials dunked over Ivanin coach Rick Majerus. Eight Top 255teai:is I g;une as the buzzer soundeded, but No. 1 North C;«C;iroIina 75-65 in . Kartellnclo and converted the thre'e-IC- Nick Jacobson alsoiso scored 21 j No. 4 LouijuisvllleTO . S;his 3-poirit shot banged offDff the February 2001. RRashad McCants pointnt playi in the final mimiies to forthcUtcs{16-5,4-2),l;2), hitting 5 of j lose to unrajiknked' i-ouisviiVII JJ£. ky - Steve No\'ak back ba of the rim. .. led the Tar HeelsIs 1with 26 points. leadOJ Ohio State. 8 3-pointcrs.' j made ciglit.hi 3-pointcrK and scored a Kareem Johnson led Cinciicinnati Davi>avid le a g u e had a duince to M ark Bigelow led1 thithe Cougars gh 30 points, and _ (i; 18, tic the game, but missed a wide- Dints. schools Saturci r d a y ; (15-2. 6 2) m ih 15 points,^ Tony Iowa State 68, le- (12-7,2-4) \vith 22 point; e beat Ix)ui.s-ville in Rick ‘ Bobbitt had 14 and William.s, ac ft1 ■ open:n J'jumper, and Tony Stockman irst game back with tlic jjj S S No. 15 Kansas KUC.I-NE. Orc. (AP Hicks and Jason Maxiell all dc four free throws do^vn the IU 59 '^n t^^'SmalsS; following a two-day mcd- j j ^M ES, lowu - F “ Boise St. ?1, SMU! ' ______. - Ht^c r n u n d e / ;r-il n . - Freshman Ciutis stretchItch to give Ohio State (10-10, Stinson scored 16 of his 19 points 2-5 BigBig Ten) its fin t win in four’ BOISE - Aaron Hayrlaynes h it ;in uredallofhis off-balancc shot witlih 2.2.1 scconds College hoops ------in the second halfilf and m ade a key gnmes.ies, ______^______;i;,71^,ft™d"~Var,(lerl:llt111166. ------No.-9All2ona.61, basket in ihe finalnal minute. ------romainingTOilfrBolse'!Ise'Sratcovor------{' s e c o ii Southern Methodistidist 61-59 . t , It'il No. 2 Sianford (18-(18 0, iioi'ac- No. 5 Kenentucl ...... BESTiTAVAILABlECOFf Sui^, ftbniaiyiiyt2004 'TIm»»Mewi,fw(nFalItri illr ’s THE Panithers’ Patrriots’ liiiHr niy. l(X)ib:ill w as (in ly ;(; (li ^: a m e . - ’ F i j? h tir aso lX T.•riij'j i Ic.sMiii fo r a iL’iu n aahoLil b U>, rusishing ^vs. ruslthing p la y in its llr.s( Suix-'r.l lioiK'alli llicir IIIiinilbnns. the ;ame defefense ' I’;mirn.'i's \yc;ir'l .... ------l= 'ic liis ^ N o rj!v ii the ultiiiaate-figght— I ■ - ■ tlic iiiimbL-r llcc i u s e d I<1 w e a r . I Game will pro-rove to be classic1C offensive and dedefensive struggl 6y Curt Sylvester regular season .but.avcn^vraged 4 3 on 14 carries in t Knight RIddor N m papcrsre______NFC title game at Philadiladdphia, w hen Davis was sor what limited by a pulledled thigh m usde. H O U STO N -Four hundimdred and one times they rarran Foster bounced off: fivfive would-be tacklers on a oi tlie bail against the Neww EEngland Patriots this seasona n . yard toudidcjwn run agiag ain ^ th e Eagles, a play tl Some of th e NFUs best: bab a d u lined up and took theiiicir might be more difficultlit aagainst New England, shots. “We really pride ourseurselves on being a good tackli Clinton Portis. i— team,” Harrison said.i “You“ watch the Philly gai RidQr Williams. Super Bowl ' w here DeShaun Fostroster made his tou^dov • Eddie George. Everyone'^ blocking himhim; you can't tackle a guy (I Edgerrin James. PfHBnk: f Starts st 9 a.m., b lo d ^ g him. Curtis Mjutin. JCBS “He^ big, he's fast, he!s strong. You have to wrap h ' . “TYavisHeniy. --Wckoft4a5p.m.vC03 • ------up.and ihat^ the diffcrefcrence betw een what \\‘o saw ■ And n ot once in — J the film and how ^\'c pk^3ko'" 1 those 40t attempts did _ The Patriots’ strengthth aagainst the run did not happ any o rth em succeed iiTbrt‘breaking a r c a l l ^ '^ 1 ^ ^ 2'2 £ 5 " by a cd d en t Defensiveive coordinator Romeo Creni y a i^ or more. wasn’t happy with thatIt p!phase of th e game in 2002 a ------^ -Thmg Canidate of tho0 WashingtonW Redskins madc-2Q.Z ___ knew it had to be improviro v e d .,______23-yanl run, and James aa 20-yardcr.2C And that was it l h[he c “Wc knew last year H-ewe' w ere not very goc^ against<"fi" t ...... '"'V rest of the big plays agaagainst New England rushinging run,” Crennclsaid.“Inthi1 the off-season, w e looked at.our- oi defense - ranked fourth, in the NFL - were garden-varian- selvcs'hard about whatIt th e problem s w ere and deddided ety 15-, 16- and 18-yarders.rs. iAnd there were few of them,;m, to put the emphasis ontiiL iL • f ^ at that;' “Looking at ourselves,res, th e run-force was a proble:ilem, i H ;;i f-Tth ! m n iJ l - If a New England linebtcbacker missed a tackle orr a missed tackles were a p:problem. So in the off-scastiSon, defensive back slipped, a tcanuira'tetc w'as always therei tcto we d ed d ed to put anI emerr phasis on run-force, comnimu* , ' . •; m ake sure nothing really bi ------nlcatloiTTlrcre-and gettjettirtgycveiybffdy-DirthcTaiaine ------f-.— ------—^-Safety-Rodncy.-Hanisonson, who Ied-New_-EngIand-in-in—l.page-abouLwho.was-the .the.primxuy.run-forcc guy,.w;•who- -• tackles and typically delivciivers some of the most crushinging was the cut-back guy, and that'is helped trcmendousl;isly.” '------n~iirT^' S i™ blows, said he can't explainain the defense gives up)so so The Patriots also helpfielpcd th e m ^ v e s by acquiriiring few big plays. Harrison through freeI agencyag« and trading to get deft Carolina Panthers llnelInebacker coacfi Sam Mills, right,ght, and linebacker Mark Reids,s, ileft, both of whom are Hghtlngting canca^ \ay, sivo tackle Ted Washingto^ on from Chicago. Washingtot “I honestly can’t tell yoiyou," Harrison said Thursd^, take part In a medio8 IrIntofvlow session at thoIr team3am hotel Thursday In Houston. *,‘l?ut our motto is to run1 andan hit, so we always work on a t 6-feet-S and 365 pountiunds (at the minimum) - is acon- . and pracdcc all guys Tunniinning to the ball So if one guy^y sidercd one of thee 1NHJs best defensive liiline ^ p s , you always h ^ twowo o r three or four other guysjys run-stoppers, nmning toward the b all. AndAr I think we do a great jobjob The result was a dcfcmfense that held opponents to 8M8E Player, c(coach battlingig cancer insppire teammat(ites ^ that - not giving up onn a/oai 'o f th e plays.” rushing yards a game and 3.6 yards a cany and that h „ But Harrison does knowow the Patriots will have to be been virtually invindblci3le against big running plays. > at their defensive bestc SundayS< against Carolina in Nevertheless, the New!ew England rushing defense lilav.B By Bob Baum football11 c(coach.Tliat is what I am. As 1 body, it can be very toughh onor >t)a" Super Bowl XXXVm to0 vwin their second Lombanlirdi ly will be test<^ ovta-• andan over ^ the Panthers, wlwho Associated Press wrtt H 11 ■ ■ I ^ I wTfircr c o iJ p o N I W i ■ H 1 i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I -I — 105% or ■ ------$400 C ii[2 a l l t I sS S lS i _ 6-G3 ( 0 O R D E p -iDiins J offI U 1 B E n R irai on Super BowlB( Sunday UbflesnBBdi ICHERS Sira _ r n ia e ts — iHeartylbsfeof thehe ItM i^ Countrysideie ^ Februaryafy"17200'4 734-44833 1921 Blue: LiLakes Blvtl. N. any I eIS rin F a lls ‘UO.OO or mo(» . I e»n b« d«lh«f» i j:------, . . C-6 TImes-Nowt. Twin Falls.alls. Idoho Sunday. Fe&fiuiy 1.'2004004 ...... - BBEST l AVAILABLE COm |i -W- SUPIP E R BOWL XXXXVIIi • RELIANN T STADIUM, HOUSTON h • SLSUNDAY. FEB. 1 Meoments _ _ 1--^ ind Panthers to li(lightup the SupeDer B o w l ContlnuwledfTMnCl ^ ■ D on’t expec3ct thfe Patriots an oA'R'oLiNA hoppentned if I would have misseded it,"i he said sco reb o ard'd. N ot With d e ten3nses like t h is ... isday. Paranthers line separating fame and infaijifam y often is Record: 16'2 Racord:14-BRac onlyafcfew inches wide, nogulArsoa5om4-2 Regulalular ssD son 11*S riofAnsnstve lineman Leon' Lettt piipicked up a Pinyotts 2-0 A rr-° “ >«"e and nm ibled toward whatat shouldsi have Itl round: ^ 1H ■Careliri oi™?!.™ ;J i .. 10 been hislis m ost glorious moment inin DDallas’ 1993 Divlilonil Playon Divui SM W t 1 1 ...... ■ , Sunday, Fobruory 1, 202004, Tlmes-Nows. Twin Falls,I. IdiIdaho 01 ------1 FOUND LOST Rottwoilorsirs (I(2) malo 1 ^ ^ 7 3 3 --0931 0 I I ^ Shih-TzuX. 32:3225 Nortli, (4 yoilrs old) andnd aa lomalo V - o 5 lk Twin FallsIlls, Call (3 years old), Goth Goli gono l ; ^ ^ ' T h e T l V - 3 ^ 208-736-JC-2299- sinco S u n . JaIan,-25. n ,' in 6 7 7 - 4 I FOUND ------Kimborly. Call 423 423-4212 • ww w.m agU valley.* IFIEI ■ Toolbox. Nonhp<■ipoint Ranch LOST sut ol koysoys (or ouf ^ i u , • area. Call 10to identity. Mountaineer, Please Ploa; holp issi ' J s _ " 208-735-15-1231' uslinoihom . REW1EWARDI MilBIBSBI BUSINESS: 1^ H O U R S : ' J t PIPjPHS - FH.uAt- HOUNDD fPOUND FOUND AuslralialianShoph- ' Call 208-733-G73-6730* S-30 133Si.thAIh Avo. West ord. Loss thanin 1 yoar old, r ------_ _ _ _ i H i n i B M 3ox 1163 lomalo. WeslI 0ond ol Filer. ^ * o l l c l ^ S : AH odxiining h tub|Ml ro • POBox Hondoindordi ef o«*ptan(*. Th* nmn-H«wi in« • 736-2:5 .2 2 9 9 Call 208-32626-2221- ^ K j B S I i S II. aobbi* :r S FARM LAW ENFORCDRCEMEtfT BAtJKRUPTCY i BANKING CLEFer ic a l b o oJKKEEPER k k - DRIVERS ADMINISTRATIVE • BAN eiafy/Boohkoopo' Part Rfofoa)f089ionol Truck ' Exporien ■, . ------I 4 ^ Sunday, February1 11,'2004, Timas-Newt, Twin FalliFalle7ldshoD3------ - 1 PUnCHABINOINO MEDIC3ICAL MOTEL:L OPERATO lei Sales director at Nature’s £ Porl-Iima purchurchislng ind Sunday. Feb.;b. 1.2004 QuallflillfUd Mental Molo'5 y clerk lor AM ______■ D liBibillty b i Professionil iimiiodlod-sorvice propony, seoking ( uat hava locial work 2yoayears oxporionco. Push/PuH | SoVoar;“ S""Mu''at'hist have good ^ I Mua Hwr Intornat roaeio eearch skills, gras or related behav- S25,0(5,000-530,000 DOE LoodlniS K ’crS"' '»r:“I health clinic, Lnm uladna 1*406-846:8444* trucks, Ap ige of Excel, T H E ^ r i d g e "’ Bobbyiw W oi itr Kral l aciencB d#s rwcli Ilie larfji-si miiiilH.‘r of adiilis In.11 liii-i Manic Vailiy market, »1ui — adwni^iiiR iimliiii•tliiini sliould »t)ii cli(K>'<.‘V j, ( J ) ThcTimes-Nc-News. Businesss s Opportuntiities_____ Biii jii-l - = ^ N o ^3 w - y o u ' v e ggot i t ! ----- . T h e T im cs-N cw s has; al;always dcdicatcd itself lo.0 enhancing our ry organized; self Our rnsmi, iIikc Vnii jlminphOTt r i , ihJi o n a }1U iK't litf | . * delivery scrvicc forourcir customers. 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Saw- Call Dave at 208-!208-532-0734* k'., • • $StoOOO ■ (11011111 • t l.ritiil.iy ,i(i you pijced | 1 -8GC‘0 f^ist Close! ‘’'■''f’. t'O va 0 . 208-423-6474,* tooth School ;jat..-iiiMi, Ii'qii'io .11 Ic.- iiiiic) .i(]o in Tiio Tiivos- j * Are're'You Earning Twin F.nilsiWs 73C-1M5/I:iic' 5109,000.2 twin f a l lS s fForB sale by ' YOUR r s ; S3751/month? 1 Mapio Avo, 800-794-8085' IISK FORECLOSURE s 2es%o'o°' I.K -m to o«no,. IKIM, ______'pOOo«'2378 _ _ iL-i"Ci> upyoitf picliiior. i Vondmgrig route wiiii locations 1 ^ isumo-MorlaoaQS ' 3'4 oath,ath, I960 sq . It,, _anruociato 2( 3 bdim,. 2 bath.Dalh. 1800 sq. Twin F.lllft. ID 83303' • I £SALES h ~ ArD”” "^p31)/ h7 liic CiF.ic7iuyi------' S7980 rof r'on t:800-OC2:CT(;0- - ^ “; ? “ e T o n d S ° '''^2 l)Iock-|ck ncrlh of LDS" -ffrFuflOasomijomoni. N ow ...... ■ jic<- Depi icd.iv' j ...... 25X25 buck shop. , ' contral air/gas'g a s/tio o lln g ,' , . 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JHN1Q6 | H f ' ' | | B | | l na.RV m A i«pB lbifao on^ic^v! icsAssocdic KICHOLEWEBB K ^ P i i i l r i 4t » 7JT-3n 0BotfaoM73;-3;i51 o t r tMSd*Mktm>aa9.tCaR^UwogllM ZB J Lorei>rrttB Tbaop*ao 73l - I 7n C tn iy n C u t l e r 42f t431i l o f 737< Wi n U * $ 895,000 •JCTOIM • M LS 41I Ul’KSfSi^Cl' r p l v : ! * 4 b e d r o o m s . 4 I * * U b . C 'a n y o n '«W.na '37-3926 Sales Assoclato S pect.x u lar lu>iiic.uiiiiiuc Ukm 737^906^^H »U C«JpiCrtte 4»JJg|(jnJ;K .»l ■ LEXIROTH ^ I LOREnATHOKFSOH^ll O ALEXCUC A S t / ^ 01AHKDQMAN K.SURSSI I HORAKENt ' IIBli , l l i s Associate Sales Associate ■SSlSfSaesAssocats ■ Associate V I Sales Assodals ' H Salfis Associate ■ ■ Sales Associate ■ n e sftp jM / ^HMufti-Miilion Dollar Cl > . M*cnOc*iru Producer SalssAss Sales Associate 280-0^ I 28(WH)W I I 731-6332 n 734-8753 | [_ 731-1779 I I 737<7-3907 I \ 735-1428ln U N H KENROY s H ':•- s \ I^ 420-8884 ::: AssKiaie Broker ■ >8 I I 731-6665 | . I . :m -I‘ i; I . -i DG Tlmes-Nows, Twin Falts,, IdahoIdi Sunday. February 1, 2061064- REiAL FAT]E .LS Foroclosuro! TW1N.FALLS! no.Trly n now! r 3 M H I ^i[*li'ilt1^*'‘* 4bdrm.,2br2 bath.-554,900 3 bedroom; 22 baih, gas U g E B S K M 'C all 000-31>•319 3323 0x1. Iifoplaco. (oroncod yard, M i g l l l l l H792’ (or (orlistings.* calhodrni coilirtiling + moro! - j S122.000 .’34-14-6481.* BUHL For.salo3 by ownor! _____|_TH ET1M1MES-NEWS_ E -TWINFALt^N;.NGw-3.b75: IM[bath, slor-______ClasBlflodJdOopadmont C room, 2 batnth. G roat ago shod, covoroc/ered porch, Ollico:o hhours nro Noiohborhood t. in park. m to 5:30 pm tt. Lots ol 3 oxi x u J-^ ’’m 5 si St°000‘^d“own°S20CS200mo, Mondaylylhru Friday. 500. S123,50C? 0 0 o r s T 0 0 0 . Coll Kon 208-734-734-4321*. W oarooponpontoallwalk-in ----- p ,, p , . - customersBfS to assist you . P^^BUC^SE • T r g g n i in tjuildincidingyourad, ^ MtbS/i Or callilloSoolour or „ ^ Soiling ptoi m y — si(i0d S a l0G Don t pay anyr '(0 K r a . h r ------LANDLORD! C(assi(io o in lo rm a lio J C «sh lor yourjt housol ho - ...... tasontativcs. . ' nFallaaroa,------about avoidinginglimosl»,o ^” ''5 ,”;™ "™ >45/Ertc,* 0931 0x1.'2 ' androalosta;ilaio sc a m s. Coll 736-4645/t F W 1.0OO.6'0.658-3883 '*’00 'Fodoral BUHL V bdrm,.S300/month $30( . ■ II f o)R r RENT MOUNTAINVIE 3rd St W Trado ComnTim ission, + deposit. Call13200172.* 320 ,\Vih iiili/iy ('I'plu I w , , 132 3rd lnl/iirl.2AJ AND PRIVACY,Y!; TwInFnllF „ ,.d m c o D'C..20580 BUHLTbdTSTlir., in country ; ‘ . .. fhn treji updn«d ^ bedroom (jmity homeime 11 locit. itional Fraud Buhl && Flier.FI ' " Moilountain HRS ;d «t the bJic ef Mt Hjrriion »nd juU mmuiMiiuitt iway B77“i77-4042 InformationTbSZ"- 0^>20e.«2.A,13-4782* [ew E a st v ram ihe tVu lopet With over 2 icrel, iherthere I. ion. 1263 Ovorivorlnnd Avo. t-800-B7fr i( room for ihe kidj jnd Iheir 4 H pro|ect BUHL 4 bdrm .. 2 babath largo G 78-9141______I t ^ * 5 ^ Ichool DiitriaSpecuc«lif N'lonmic vieww Th?nt1 ' m e . S 6 5 0 ■MUSrSirhome «9,5(XIOI0259S___ WM =^a^iST7^:3-731-0919.* ~ T q r ;n t II lr r e n t I S ta n Bucl B 5 9 9 ||' ~c1iN~Bna^2^73V73T O 5037~ ilSiiillMl OOOOIKQ 2 bboc o d ro o m , deposit. No ' wcATEBMmomm!Ct(7 TWIN FALiS JcLSrfCi' -736-0845. W-. ihrougliuui ihis SHOSHONE 2-3 bdrm.. 1I \ WENDELL 3 bdrni.. coun- FILER FI oxtro nIco! Quiot 2 TWINVIN FA LLS C lo an 1 TWIN FALLS F 2 bedroom, TW INFjFALLS Cloon, TWIN FAL:ALLS OFFICE GERMANSHEHEPHERD r ------j t t K B bain, oil oppls.. no pots// try houso. S475 + S300 bdrm., t carport, low hoat bdrm.drm.. duplox. $350. Pail 1 balh,Ih, stovo, rofrigoraior. 2 bdrm,rm„ 1 cam, loadod, SPACE: AVAILABLEAV FOR Pups, purobribrod. block & ^ 7ne smoklnQ, $525- 88fi-2636.*• ' d o p . No sm oking/psto. coaia, c S385 mo. + dop. utils.tils. Included. 734-5463* OW.WW/D. no pols. $525, No smoknoking/pals.Slarling LEASE.. 320032 sq. 11. wilh cilvor. Micricrochip, is) all 208-732-0895* al $495.)5. Coll 735-0473.* privnlo olllcos. olfl rocoplion shols. $350.2 TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. $500) 208-536-6405 mornings.* No ^ pola.RqIs. 326-5667.* fwifTI/IN FALLS 1 bdJm. 520 -208-366-7272 ivailaBle Feb. Isl. 'rs.voxfr'i roneTvrrxrprQco^' SWATHER CCos ase 6840. * dbp. ro>.. 1S1G Filorf \ WENDELL 3 bdrm.Tgas Qi nd Avo. W. $400 ♦ dop. TWIN FALLS F 2 bedroom, TWIN F;FALLSL,ofoo2 QOODINQ Cloon nico 1 2nd / oo m i n -1- p io x S2750.'mo.1,0. Call G ERM AN SIS H E P H E R D 520,000/ollor>1. CaseC: 2290 Avo. E. No pols. 42(X)125' hool. liroploco, sm. shop, t }f. No pels. 420-0125.* 2 balh,Ih, no amoklng. $500 b 0 tl r 0 0 bedroom unlis. for low mo, Call73.»-4120.- 8510 IrwinWin Really Buhl' bB’a u tif url l D u r o b r o d "ractor, $12,002,000. Bolh- j shod, S500.837-6304- f, )th, 3 bedroom. 2 $450/mo TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm .. 2 incomo. 62 ond older or TWIN/IN FALLS 1 bedroom, lo ih o rs Inihor Oood cond. Call:all 31308-6105.* disabled. Westaldo Court- S32£325 + $200 doposif. I, duplox. ‘ garago. no TWIN FALLS FAI Ig 2 bdrm, r IPUPP'OS. moi .-'patr); apacioue, quiotr xcoliont blood- ; clean, S600/mo. 1st & loM Apartmonis 034-4986. Walai(alor.cablo & gorbago king, S725/monlfi, duplox.IX. Kilchon appls.. ^ 6 0 8 ^MH»l,’,l,’,l^ B ;H r:l^ all whito. oxc I ^ fim i linos, show c •*«500 dop. 736-3901.* Equal Housing Oppufiunity* paid.aid No pots. 733-2019.* Calli I1506-280-0719* w /D hookup,oargo he / quality. $200 k 707 J males. $15' FALLS 2 bedroom, I. Slorago ® shod. Ig iSOIomolos- TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom HAZELTON TN\H ^ FALLS 1 bodroom. 1620 Fllor Avo. E. TWIN FALL;iLLS Roady for sishols, Won'l tibuso.W/0 hookups, gasi IKIMBERLY Lg. 1 bdrm. rNow taking applicallons; $38C»380/mo. 300 doposil. ^ ^ thIh. . W/D and covered ^ “ ''4 ';’ *’' Ing, $525 m o-♦ $200 S575/mc/mo. *$300 dop. 6 Price:Ice redocod fast long, 54:>43-5460 days JER O M E G5rshaT shi oT T or hoal. (oncod yard, S590// bsmt. apt. Utllsy cable lur- . Syrlnga Estatos. min.iln. 11 yr. leaso. 733-6475* PS'ji'lS 5 evenings* ronl, Norihsid st month. 308-1317.* laso roq. 686-7778.* Snop/wai/warohooso wiin or 543-4365 e hsido canal month +S500 dop. No] nished, S400/motdop. No 1 bdrm. apts. Quiet and jv/IN /iu ' FALLS 1 bedroom. —.. - - j 5oms and odico. GOLD EN REHETRCEVER »ai°r. OlHr.. 732-5383.*73Z ' ijflls/smoWng. 324-3602’ pols/amoking. 423-4020* well mainlalnod for Iho 4451 I FALLS 3 bdrm.. 2 TWIN FAIFALLS Now studio 42 Locust, S315/mo+ F ,omoulils, Appls. I sq;fl.. Including puppy, AKC;C, sm art and |T j M H i H. a p p la . g a ra g o . , 25i6lh Avo W._ _Sdorablo. I - -TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom,-I- •8-I H0 SH 0 NE-1-b d rm .,-l- - J 31S.dopQ8it..no.pola^ -rcJJ?/5/mo“ S200 movfl-in- -5 3 6 0 -^ 0 . . has.shoia.. ^709^tU iS£ ___ S525 *cfop. 1803 Ellzabo- balh. no pota/smoklng. '■ 08-420-5669 or 733- S650/n 101 or 420-0081 Poronls on s>lo.si 208-654- ^ regardioss of ago. 0400469. ovos & woekends.* “Howor/onco. 208-539-4907' T W I N F / lh.734-M 64cr 308-2167.*^;• util. Incid, $300.686-2638* .near Harmon Park. TWIN FALL:kUis------2394 or 208-:8-219-1033- Federally Aaalaied rFALLsTbdiSrT TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm.. Houalng. Call 829-4206. TWINJ/!N FALLS ■ "^WiN f hookup, no p o ls. www.TwinFi■inFallsShops.com HEELER p u p I, 2nd and 3rd • . W/D, .11 oppls. S7oo; S voted, small • • - somo appls. S625/mo.' K e r \A ' Handicap Accosaiblo. '1,2,.:2,3 bdrms. appliances bo’I’-''' mo. Call 733-2767.*' ■ Nova, Lowof.Raios*Lc old, havo hat ------4 aop7CaH20S-'733-9 T41- - artouratzoTondprlcoff- —*200.-i kLLS working'pfirdr ------EqUarHouilnB------“ Vartoi I F A L L S n"c 0 V _ M 20a324-740V ^ ^ TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm.. Opportunity.* ■ - Hallwsilowa Property M gm t TWIN FALLS-Atlrociivo F 2 lom aparimoni W/D D'flco-Shophop-Warohouae'a ' 934-9579 cvc 734-4334 . bodroc■00m brick duplox, 2 RAW mall. 1 S000 4'dop.143W Bora>i.• I BRAND NEW I JEROME51 )ps. avail. 2/05. S375 Various SS< iz2( e s i Locations j a c k r u <;iSELc: TERRI. T o n ^ V p . n " 734-4464 or 309-2167.*' twlnfaIlsromals.com bath.I. gorago. ( aprinklor 10 dop. 736-0652/ Hollow8_^Pri, P ,.p .r 1,M gm l. or ion. Coll APARTMENTS 1, 2. 3 bdrm, Ib ain , —— jm, 1 yoar loaso. no 37^ TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm,. 1.5> APPLY NOW all appllancos. t/IN w in FALLS 1/2 oil 1st 734-4334 S350-S450 2C ____ »nth.ront.w/l.yf.. loaso. P”*?', $550 monlh+dep. TWINry j FALLS.- I twinlnllsf \y_Qood, big ----- — bam. contral-air. slorage.. ------H-H allow# Propflrty Mflmt.- -montl 1II208-734-61B9’ "s a 7344334 Voiyory nico 2 bdrm, 1 both. - SARATOGA ~ - jfi, appllancos Includod. CARRIAQELANE blooO linos. Call208-644-i ‘ 5675/mo. 20a-420-3651.‘ APARTMENTS twinfollarenials.cein II appllancos, no pols. ************ AP/APARTMENTS i44-ll90.' '■■■ 500m o*dop,73M 779.* TWINF/FALLS AVAIL NOW Luxuryy tt, . 2 & 3 bodroom S M jji isi& 3rdcul. TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 1.5I SPACIOUS 2 &3BDRM. trained 208-/3"'.78e-r955*° GRASS HAY 1SU ’ 2 FULL BATHS JEROME 2 bdrm., 1 1/2 oan 2 bdrm. 1 balh. npanrrinmonis. Washer Small bales.s. C Call 208- bath. No smoking/pots. balh. Includes all appls., /IN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 . Garages ath townhouse, foncod 54iop) per mo.* $200 dop. /dryonror included, conlral _kTm bT r^LYTS Smnlo wido LAB puppio:lOS g o ld o n & 326-4270 or 731-731-0741* 479 Maurico St, N.S750 $495 + dop 208-358-1370- “ “J." W/D Hookupa ack yd.. W/D hookups. 10 .ulils. incl. Nopois. hcal&II & air. swimming and neww double0 sp aces *=lack availabi .EY Slraw lor /mo. + dop. 734-056S- atod near downiown, pool.ot. IllnessI conior, p ,,j ""llnn''^.'i ’I' HATTBAmrEy- Air Conditioning JEROME . Nico 2 bdrm. Nop(lo pots. $470 ♦ dop, Coll Friendly Vlllngo orry Trucking □a S2S 5973 • TWIN FALLS 3 bodroom< Playground townhouse. all oppls. No 206-706-736-8884 alter 5pm.* odit chock required. busilusinosscontof. Mobileo EEa l a t o s .A s k $75, Call 206D6-82S-5973. Company. C:all all: 208-423- 11208-733-2216. commiimuniiy room, Iroo about 1 mo homo lof ronl. Good> Community ond smoking/pels. $495. Call t w 'im' monlh rent FREE! LAB puppros,s, black. AKC 4629 or 208-731.-73t-4829- /IN FALLS 2 bdrm.. 1 ***«<************ video■0 hbr.iry,III enclosed Cnii 2. location. Gos hoat. S500. Exercise Rooms , 208-324-32l3oxt. 106* 111203-423-5253.* wilhchampioilion bloodlines. HAY lOOlons, lan JonoorR ulh. 735-0300-* alh, S450/mo. S300 dop. T w iiT c nfagcs. 24 hour ------largo balos, I FALLS Boautilul . ALLS Singlo fi dowclawsan 1S8nFV,S70'570 por ion. • 2510 Whispering Pino Dr ^JE R O M E n ic o c lo a n 3 212-112-1676 or 732-0135.* )oncymainionanco. TWIN FAL TWIN FALLS 4 BDRM., or2 bd;m„2 baihapl. 0 0 neighborhood doublospaspaccs avail, Froo Roady now,',312-0304 2 Call2C0-32G-4GE3-4G59 - Twin Falls, 10 83301 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath. $535 ♦ yw/IN iN FALLS i 2 bodroom G a s h clean, corpotod. S650/mo. , hool. AC.folr.g-, Itch community. it. Cameo^ Mobllo L O O K IN G I : 208-735-2111 208-324-2744/420-1011. ^Extra nico 4-pIox. rnlcrovowavo. DW. rango. 3 F O R m a lo HAY ISl, 2nU&3ii&3id culling, W/D hook-ups. 324-3317’ 1 or Visit today! Ealales.1. Call734-B064*C Shoil^nd Sheihoep dog, toy oxcolieni qualil KIMBERLY Affordable S475 + dop. N osn"5mokino..no_Do,ts.. . <. ualily. Small 1 Saratoga Or.— ^ — ' ' M 000 w /m tnor —Dal8r543-6005 ------TWIN FALLS BratJd now cloan siudies. oppls. incJ. 734-r34-9!82or736:81ir- s s SOh iOOSevea* )t-dop & rol. s m oil 208-735-1600 ^ e ic ^ 3-4 bdrm.. 2 balh. dbl. S270/mo.20S-316-2111.* jwiFT months ronl with 1 vn,,h-. HAY 200 goo0i)00 quality. . oarago. no pota/smoking. /IN FALLS 2 bodroom. ’ si me I havo 10 SCO iMo ^ H l j 3 more than 13 , .,on balos. 2nd Juplox, garago, utlliiy yoa*’loose, 208-734-3373. 2nd and 3rd ____ .s665/monih.+saoo.ciop_. -■rH ear.the-quiefl._^;p; boliovo II'______'.W .5 « -8 9 7 3 _ _ c fo p ..S 7 0 parlor Ulon.-203-_: ______iom,'oioaric noot, wood TWINH F1 A L L S B E S T ! -TIiriTTnTili.r.ilUillon an Edu.H TWIN FALL : Call 208-737-3900. . BUHL i^LLS RoommalQ ' 438-e215/208-4:08-431-4462* lovo, 633 Eoslland. $450 2 bododroom oparlmonts. w an lo d i T W iN F A L L S C Io a n T 1 bodroom. S275 + doposil. LsLaurel Park Apartments + deposit.d^oi Roforoncos Freo t d, $25 0 m o n lh , MINI DACHSH5HUND H X r T E u ttlnin g g i s .g o o d B move In! Ouiot. ' uiiiiiios paic bodroom. No pots. S32S COII20S-734-0617* 176 Maurico Siroot roauii —,11,—II____ I paid. 733-0973. S350-S)-S400. quality, close) 10to TTwin. Soli iquirod 206-733-1146.* (oncodod. covorod parking, _ wJN'FAlFALLS Spoclal-1/a- . - — doposil. 208-423-6045,'_ i Twin Foils Call 208-28280-104j any amount. 733-733-2520.* . •BUHL2&3bodroomapls, 20B-734-4195’ TWIN«N FALLSI 2 bodroom, plofogcigo.palio. frosh paint. ,,,5,;l monlh^ ronl wilh 12 ^ TWIN FALLS Cloan andI Rom basod on Income, __ 1 batboth. 2nd lloor apart- 'a/i^sc. monthI loaso.le 3 bdrm.. 2 ^ 7 0 1 ^e in2 E u S H n PUG pups. aw i(5)forNascar WHEEL CHAIHAIR oloclrlc. OTCHEN CABINETS oak, r ------— 1 ESPRESSI;SS0 STAND Musi TICKETS (1 bo movoc3vod! Custom built, r a c e wool)okond, Marct) now batlorlosrios A chargor. wall and base, greal con- ^ 8 1 1 30l and in su late d - 5lh-7th, Sl58/oach.Good51! Call 208-543-^■43-4712.* dition, 10 sets to choose . all sleol i i i i i i i^ Supplioslos 1with salQ. Som o seals. Call:all 208-886-2G46- WOOD FENCIf“JCING pointed. (rom, usofl. 200-200-0570‘ 5 ! ! = C.-.ll206.»g. l ^ » tt,. assomblod 1- B08”s bestITrywaTl COAL c LUMP & STOKER UNITED OIL sells n.«) G.norals “ “'“ 'I'i; 'EDISON 1003 uCiKiril Oi.v j OTCHEN TABLE w-lh (6) T 2 3 5 -8 5 R -1 6 . »n panels. S50C5500,471-2026' tl Acouslical A Drywall . Delivered or U-Haul -h ; ^OSENE. 128E dd/S l. “ P S S t t hRESS ? Simmons. m *S L/T : ..... inont) piu>” on'''l>!’.J c h airs, kifchen c arp et. .j.^fin Falls. 20B-734'-263r Auctions . 5,20iize. posluro pedic. $400 youJ saves 5232, Coll r ------ii()uf oiik hi'inli, wiilbums.s.1 ^ ~ 0 (111208-731-0788; _ Mooie's.t, Inc. 200-423-5533' Slereo sie console Ofl. Couch _____ 3G50 0!IOt 2C8-7'J-1-'JO-IO.‘ ODSTOVE Horilnge, (. lOw! S200, C o rn e r 636-2679li9 leavo m essage. ' ■ STEEL BUILDING FiiclOfV jFIREWOOD seasoned. 2 A chair, 208-733-2292.* WOOl on nook w/bench. ------i§ special 21'«2-l'ihru 100' X ^ss trim. lan. thermo- •!■... - LO’OKiNC FOR AfrnQUES year old, mostly hardwo- . 0 0 BEDROCTM S E T . a -M n U ic V jilk j naturalil w ■ To join H eart 2 HHeart and place | an aad, call: I -800- 3:35-6 1:25 FOLLOW rOUR BLISS 3'- O f CMrt W t ^-3 CC»™k>,WK>,. * 1 U. .• - i ■• ir. «™ j.!,lcoa'3fcra~anin.rv 3knoiv.«''jl Featured IVVIember E;e»Ki'»lrcm f'n Cuirrvj tTJ'l'WM f HOVIW ^ I e ^^StNOLEDAOSEEKIMCi ^ W DOESS IT WORIIK? jM /tflU l.-iiO .-. ------OOOO'» o o H o )7C O U l.O0EV0l> ■ ■ ■ ■ I■ ■ WHY NOTr r ? I .■ /.f. 177 U m ll,i ul'>' laoo 0« t LltTO-1'0 » nrt.i I..14CJ' So'-.ng t'ait^ortny. tu'! >.!■ Single mom, 26, very attractive,at attends ^3 s r to i i.,iie i r« •^r-U'i r - r g i -n !.■<• 0 ■ u ■college’ full-llmertlred-j-Qf'barsr'Ioves- - COUNTRY DOT movies, dinners, dancinting, the outdoors, '.•>.< W n v v . CJno^^nj inutii^ 5«3. ^ '* COUMTRY CAT ^ ^ " Call tho FHIFREE )v » ? .ii'-rvj W,t > n i .n a i J ? ..o lo.'fvg »C iinnigiriiHBai DIO TImes-Nowa. Twin Falls,s, IcIdnho Sunday. February 1. 2002004 iT tP Ii m K i—u 4 UNEI H ■ 10 PffIys ^TI (Maximum of 4 ititems) For itemsTO under or addinng up to $1000 (l\ ' r ' l L f-i ' . '*■’ S2 each additional Hiline. Private Forty only. MeiMerchandise only. \ n ------\ eTimes-New’s Ci:all 733-0931I E xt.2 or 677 7 - 4 0 4 2 ■ / ^ — I. ^ >cu3 4 door, Y 7 8 crow cab, 4x4, FORD '01II super s crow XLT. FORD '01H Expedition E Ed. DODGE '01 Grand G Sport FORD '02 Focus WANTED nowor ck-an | ^------POLAF LARIS '90 700 RMK, CHEVY' . gold. 46K. LX. Only S6.9!6.995. Call QASS GUITAR Ibanez. i W. L QQ9 S 22 5C 5 0 0 . E x c e l l o n i 6 ti. flaillalbnd. newer molor, 90K mileiilos greon. oxc. die Bauer,ler. Only< 520,995. C a r a v a n , g Di.tc-', •! siting, iimp/corcJ 1 twin h bed W'Ir.nine. chnsls )8'678-32S4* 200-780-2225:5 dir.'dli condilindilion, 2O8-72O-33O0/ lots olI eexiras. Huns groal. cond,. >18.500.324.3626.*S18 Call 208-70J-708-2225dlr,* 512.000,208* ir'.nc.iso. Gioaiconcliiion. i ool drawers & drossor all HONDA‘01 Civiciivic LX. 36K. S300 203-J31-7776- I wr« o 0 d . n 0 w e ; c 10 a n ^ sK f-oo-0 0 0 '97 Mack L 800, S5000/C0/Olfor, 200-1492' g MC '866 crow c cab. 1 ton GMC'00Yu^Yukon XL 3/4 ion f ALUMINUM BOAT 1 1 'wilh gOod 1 strong rcbuill 454. SLT. OnlynIy S24.995, Call k l O l o J BIUHHm B windowdows. roar rocllner. C;^i ALU tod conUhlion. S2000. ' " cruise, aule, ORUMrY,iin,iHa. 7 pioco 1 3 hp Evonrude outboard ARCT res. runs groat. 200.708.22}.2225 dir,' spoiler. AC. crul WANTED oTder good'run- ^CTIC CAT '97 900, f>ow lire: yj >i!MGs. 2 symbols, lo- i VJi m otor. SlOOO, Call 200- runs r S4200/olf( — S11.500, Excolloi:oIlontshapo. ns nrea', S10OO. Call f x : olfor. 735-0321,* is u Z U '994 ^ Trooper. V6. — 358-1719.* o.c. cond,, S800 ! ningn reasonnDiy pncod 837-CM0a(lef6prn' 324-t- ■4-14S30f324-7513' GM C02SI2Sierra.4X4.2500 _5 speed,d, 113K.l loaded, AUTOMJm atIc------1 Cull 20E-.7aC-5039 •...... !_g._gol(.cafi.(or.eldcrly. lady,.; MISSIONS - HONDA '01 Proludoi Prol f o r -- on nxyijcn. Would like for r sktd^ 0' o 0' 0 ’01 Summit 800' 4 ton pickup, wide- CD.'SSOOClOOO/roasonablo TRANSMl L QQ3 MMX151, 650 miles, rL,p„v xtondod cab 6', oiler. 206.6)e.e8B-2483‘ SpecialI S359.95.S “ lo- ^ully loacfocacfod.. liansportalion, 32G-4B14.' | 'Y '81 1/2 Ion now sid o Qxt( 34-9585* j ^ a00,Cqo. all543.5< ..9.- milos. loaded with -.p p p -7r 0 r'r 'i' 7 ~»n Mine Americacan vehicles. Call 208.934-S ^NTEoTcTBUY'grod | ^ no. liros. wheels, )0_Tiburon,______:-DDO-'01-Summit-X— - -r;oat“ h is^Pow Q f. s e a ts .. !aboj;and _ hyundAI^OO.T runr^mg vehicle, clo'an. CD, 8.1 L.. Allison S b U e 3n included, 45.500 mis. 53 spd.spt loaded loss man S1000, CaU 208- ...... ■USro's'HELLS...... ^ rM00 O rmiles, Simmon skis. c* lilt.t ,5 ? 4 S S '3 2 ° V CD 14 nlliif 5:30pm- 6 „ „ „ „ , T r a Fit most trucks oasrai Bod liner, running 736-1984j i ransmlsslon w/sunroof. 300 + milos1 per YOURJl326-6820 o; 731-5323- srack. S4000. 1077 'Ic loavo m ossaqo.' 1, ! 9 Cherokee 4x4, Call324 -Sclcclion-Ouality- Call 208-312-4703' — - I boards.s, 526,500.: -Call JEEP '99 Cl '24-&T60 gallon, S8200.3. 934-4697.'92 3-7175 (9am-5pm) 92K. AC.C.CC.AT. 1 4,0. foreatlny Lo\v PiKes- 208-312-1525' t t u a I l y '86 3/4 T 4x4, 208-733-7 " ™ '" - ' HYUNDAI 'OI.XGX_G_300, low______VIAHAJ94-Vmax-60'0”^ pm.-734-5951-=------$7500^208-208-679s«60'----- L . ______! ------AD-----C IHELL tibortjlass, Ford' oloclreclric slait.rovorso. M'i-kijm.pr99K rR easonably —olter 5 pm Regal. 4 door, niilos. loado'd.itl, warranty,v L '97 4Runnor SR5 TIMES-NEWS ■ s h o rt box. Roally nico, longtra.0«nck.S17O O , J S h a p e , 4 s p e e d j e e p '866 CamC ancho 4x4 TOYOTA'97 .f u ll p o w e r, sunrool. CD, 644-9752*644 . fockout hubs, 342 5 D, good condition, CLASSIFIED ■ Musi sell' 208-678*0103- Call208.73<.57l4- call J™ -,'; $1500. V6.4WD,g K), 300-3469' JE E P '95 Wrangrangier 4x4, ^ N S H O W - )0 0 d di((cronlials. CalI208208.731.9673,* S9000.208- Jift. 33x13,50 DEPARTMENT . February 7lh A 8th IHELL liborglass. Ford yamaIMAHA '9 9 M ountain T o w p logal LS.Ioad- 2.8L 78K. 4’Jift.: Super Duly. Like now, IX 7700 Triple. S3200, jubber. I '88 King C ab XE. TOYOTA '01 . i 63K S7S7900/offor. Bata Claws. 5S54 5 4 9 9 , Call 208-734-5538 Sat.9-fiSSun.9-i ■r‘’s3800/oMer^'“ ' ’‘’ leOK.camporsholl, onlySl5,9 OR Twin Falls County Must soli. 208-312-152S' 'q s3 272 : loot IntorslQlo Cali:ill 208-733-9680- ,5,995. Call 208- 280-1405 or-r 7347 .8526,* 208-733-48100* * IHELL III a lull Size pickup, onclosiclosed 4 placo snow - altery,'AC. 5K on 788-2225 d Fairgrounds.^ SHE Y-89 2500. excellent now e n g BUICK '0 3 'ReRegal, leather. LINCOLN '981 Conltnontal ^ 208-677-4543 1150. Please call moblliDbllo trailer S5000 firm, v n e v i 1 ngine, 5 spood, 1 —mi Fair Avo.-Filor. Idaho Sl5( lilion, 62K. 4x4, 5 vory goocood condilion. roof w a r r a n t y , looks like now,iw, lowl< miles'. ______l(B.URLEY)!______2QBr212i3576,:______Ci 12.995,.733-______208-7415-5555______d,-ACrPS,-coa3elte.- - and'lioolood-nood-paint.- i((or,_2O0-324-. ._must.S0ll.S12.9 A(iir'S-iiOr' S5 00- S ^ j 7051 or •733-2323,' ■iN'STRUMENTS, Irumpot, _ 5HELLS USED (12) Fits [■ ■ ------■ ■ ' ------1 S6995,5. Call( 208-316-OOGO' $ 3 ,910. 0 0 . C a ll (<.1arc Q B-324-2724.' 208-733 saxophone, (tench horn, I SKS. SK Iiko new, w/cleanmg '88 ''88 -'04 Chevy, oxc. cond. 6-5942 evenings.' E IMPOUNDS MITSUBISHI'9898Diamanlo.. C ^iluoPrxresI 208-312-1525' THE TIMES-NEWS CHEVY^Y '91 1/2T 4 )T 4 .'^ 208-726-5 bofitono. Iiiiio, clannoi. ! kil k & choils, S200/o»or. Vatu asslfled Department tended 1 For listing call Like now. silverllvor. remote Call 208-32G-4814.- ^ idcab,5spd..S 3000 NISSAN'9iI '97 Reg. C ab 4x4, boauti(ul no 73l-l0O9Qr734-l385.‘ C Ollico hours aro /oiler..Call208-306-6G04' C 55K mlloiillos, S7.995. Call power. S3450,326;6652,*$34i J 0 0 ^ 1 9H)1oxtC819‘ ^ start, koylos!loss ontry. C03C TS. cuslom whools30ls. stereo. • PIANO 82 Keys, bonulilul' WINCHESTER;1906.22.Wl L < 8:00 am 10 5:30 pm /Mj c iiv":Y '00-5x4 S-10,4x4. 2O0-70B-218-2225 dir,- — li — CADILLAC pump. S375.Nighi Vision, ^ }, milos. Runs asIS groatgi a s it Ulack l.icquor, nooO lun- p MondayS ihru Friday. 5 ,0 0 m. PA'83 4 cyld.. 5 C■ i J l W Moonslono, '7800 62K. mono. S125. 734-9W0,* ™ miles, standard cab, TOYOTA »owor h e ale d looks. SH.250/C50/offer. Coll mg. some repair. S200. n 100. 2O0-644-9343.' sp eed.. 4WD. 4' b o d linor. n # Loathor. Po' C.-1II200-733-0510.- p TASCA '00 Suncrulsor Wo we aio open to all seats. CD.I. Ipower win- Bryan 208-406-606-6198.' 35' w/2 slides. AC. o'oner- cusioustomers lo assist you CHEVY'Y' 94 Silverado. Z7I "O " I'fos,es,S1750/offer.- PIANb'Pnce & Sleoplo W^ QOC 208-543-B439* Q dowsandloilocl(s, cruiso, MITSUBISHI'98'9 8 Galanlo. sfjinnoi- ono owner. S700. H ator. salolito dish. F-5S0 in tbuilding your ad. e x tenndod d cab. Stereo, Call20{ V J n till steohng..aUlO.AC.NO a AT. groal MPG ;%?i£giSS^^5i5£,g0 ?y i j p fip a i ■ Ml Tfl M | ^ ^ H | -POMTIAGGERMO-PRIX-I I m '^w/nMioe^ . |[ 111 you keep frlie rebate t a I i | ^ J S » ill& ! I e ; - « a 9 • • • i d sisii.ilJ | ^ m S e Lw//(lH)f&& i* '~yz ="-. ’ i . ••• * ' Ik you keep tf[liFreBate ■ ■I . I h TOfirniry I B ^ i l I F o r Viro u r tr a t li/ICEXTE^^BiO CAB ■ [| l i i S ^ i i # 200.') 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C om m unity...... ,.,E5 Pagage E4 lY C e n t e n n i a l ...... ,.,E6 M e)NE ////.v/wrtv I'jI'lldn 17/^7’;,7>//>/.V. Ilii/i/iiiis iV; I ' 'riic 'rimcs-Ncwjiw.s Suhclay,. February1 1. 2004 LTCtittn K ------B riefl IN M onNEY: 3 m mejT lo io l ^ a t j f i l[ I m ja A e J Pentagon officialiai will . By Megilegan Hinds - : 6 6 discuss reconstritruction jim^»Now3 writer______Resu]ilts will hel;lp center teteach BOISE - On Friday, engineerscnf from -_y.. Employers saidJ . VIN FALLS - A cooi>crjtive around iJie state m il gailicitlier in Boi.se to :t to improve work-forcc hoar details about tlie mpi■apid rebiiUding tliey look to iiire•e :lopment in south-central of the portions of the PciPentagon dam- potentiaal employe(26S businesiss skills 0 is starting to pay off, and aged by ilie attiick of Septopt.11,2001. people witli responses were u.sed to taltabulate industry receive than 2,500 online courses, Ken Catlmv, deputy pniSrosnm i dinic- , businesses can take advan- i k'e job training, more thai tor of ihc Pentagonn Kcnovalioii '“8?“'of the benefits. survey : results. whidi Rogers saidid Imakes the hi^i indudinging, computer Itasics, pro- interpersonal skills.Ils. '■ Program, \«11 disctissss PENREN's le state of Idaho granted Results were presented1 Jan.J 13 rate of turnover co:costly. fcs.sionallal development, infomia- response to the tragedyly anda describe WS.OOCDOO to the College of to i the South Central Idaho ‘Ihe survey also,Ifio indicated that tion tedii•dmologj', industrial tech- 9 ? hem Idaho, the South Works! ' Board by GrcgRoge:?er^ tlie hiring employees;s vwith the ability nology' and an safety skills.Tlie aver- the rebuilding effort - dubbedi Uic - Creg Roger;geri, Phoenix Project after tlielie im ytliological ral Idaho Works! Board and Liibor1 Department’s rcj•cgional to communicate: wellwi iritli super- age counwurse costs S125. regiorial'labor economlsim ht bird that rpse frotn tlic ashashes. 'he lilaIdalio Department of Lalwr lalwr 1 economist for south Z-2 Tfmi'vNcws.Twln.Falls,alls. Idaho Sunday, febiuary 1.2004>04 ■■■ ■ 1 WiMkJSl:iNEm V-' ■ ____ Everton.Mattress.FS-Factory_____ ^______■ Tile1 United Way of Soutl.Ith j executive director ofof Ihei United ------— f GrAND~OPENINN P , — -.- ______C entnninil'Idalio received a 57T00()00~t^V'uy^rSouth CentnirnilTdalio. plant in Twin FallsIs growsi ------=— -______i Kraniini ■ from the .US BanIin k ,; TWIN FA1.I.S - Fvertoii ------J 3~1 ; Foundindiition. ■ Sprint Projectct _ MeI O N I i Y _ Marrket c:ondititions drive4 ‘fewesrbeeit ames BOISE - Amalgamatinated Sugar j ^ be. Our grower-owncrs arec just “J a n . 1 showi3wcd the lowest freshih ppotatoes. and soft white, Co. \vi!l plant 5 pcrce•rcent fewer making the best of the situauation stocks for this dated: since 198D,” "InIn :Idaho, over GO percent of According to t th h e U .S. ______acres_oLsucar_bceis.ihi.this.j-ear.as___ 5 ■ I ~i O l ■they’m i n ” ...... ______.Gcrhardt— said,-__adding— th at—^ouT-m.morkct-gocs s into-proccssing,'------Dcparimcnt-uf-Aj^ricuIiiculiurc-cadi______producers face plentifuliful supplies P Canadian stocksts are at a record Gcrhaihardt said. “But dem and .foror of these different; classescl of F a r m b e a t p of sugar and poor pricesices, industry Everything but prices h igh for Jan. 1, hhcsaid. e our prproduct has dropped off. /Mldl wheat has differentI supplysu and offidals said. | | l £ h l KillghU I Of this week’s Ag . The North Amtjnerican crop is 5 the ncjnegatives are out there." demand patterns, ;mdind thlis dif- ______lHLhas.io.do.wiih.tHej(iejize.oLour_____ p J W e esehly, h l The Tlme&Uews' - ___ gOgo down In spud oountr:“X______percent-greaieE- ______fercnt market nriccs, crop this year and whathat we think ■ ■ weeW;fekty report on agriculture. IPOCATELLO - Acreagige is when both U.S..S.-and Canadian Farmm program changes how// ■ By m o v in g to th e: cl.class ba.sed we'U see in allocationsis nnext year," , [______down,dm yields arc down and ststocks crops are addedd ttogether, Cooper sy ste m fo r w h ea t, th e CcC om m od ity Amalgamated Presideiidem Ralph , ..... • aare rt down. said . eat payments are made Credit Corp. now proviirovides mar Burton said. the mitiolll allotment announce- •'“But lhat hasn't translatedid into The largest inancrease in Canada SUNUN VALLEY-Changes in hmvw kcting assistance lotinstins and loan The U.S. D epartrirtment ot ment.Hicyey fell from 24 cents a im provem ent in prices," saidid D on c o m e s from RtRusset Burbank wheat:at payments are made to deficiency paymentsts reflectingi Agriculture’s sales ollocations al “around the level where Gcrhardt, an Idaho agricul:ulturc grovm for frcncinch fries in the growerwers under the 2002 Farm Billtil actual market pricesres for each determine how mucauch sugar pmduccrs5 ccan forfeit their sugar , statisd d an for the USDA. M an ito b a , A lbertt•rta area, H uffaker are showing sh up in fields acrossss c lass, th u s a c h ie v in g, au mii o re equi- American processors cancar scU each loans to the federal government, Speaking < last week atIt the said. Chipping potatoespo grown in Idaho,ho. table distribution off cccommodity 5 to a Jan. 22 release Un year under the sugar;ar program. according li Uim^rsity of Idaho’s 36th aninnual the Ontario, Qucbicbcc area was the Evidividence seems to indicate lhatat program benefits amon;nong produc- IC USDA’s Economic pn, The program, which doesn'tdo cost "5 Potato Conference, Gcrhardt,It,Tom sc c o n d largest inincrease, c he added. growerivcrs arc making planting d e aa- ers. • Service. ta^ayers anything concontnlUsup- Re^aniSc Cooper, U. S. Departmeni:nt of “I don’t thinkik its good news," sionsls basedb on potential farm billill But tho most inim m e d ia te jnpacts everything at plies to stabilize prices.ES. U” I Agriculture market reporteter in Gcrhardt said. “Those “ potatoes paymc:ments, In previous farm prot>- impact of the changeige in Idaho latcd, which is a produc- In August, the USD/5DA se t th e Amalganlali Idaho Falls and Brucc Huffiffakcr, arc going to movlOvc somewhere. I grams,ms, growers received a per-:r- se e m s to b e a sh iftt in a crea g e cooperative with- three _y| sales allowances mud.uch higher cr-o™e(l co publisher of North Amercrican have a bad feelinging." bushelhci payment regardless ofof away from the wheatt daclasses with n Idaho an<} one in , than expected, causingng prices to '» Potato Market News, gave gnrrowers The nine state;ites in the United whatIt kind k of wheat they grew. Thele the lowest support pricerice to wheat . free fall It reduced thehe iaUotmcnt , a rundow n of m arket informsnation States that producluce the most pota- 20022 farmfi bill set a precedent byyy classes with higherler support t think anybody is over- from 8.5 million tons1 to 8.25 mil- .. I don't ll and industry trends. to es a r e d oing lessess processing, and cstabliiblishing different countyty p rice s. _what th e ^ re seeing in.. i - lion tons Sept. 30, but! theth( d am age Joyed jL w t With about 58 percent of the that'is'no'surpirprisc to 'anyone— priccs:cs for fivc m ajor-classcs ofof------^/\ndthat mlghrhnveive lo1 n g -te r m ------J su g a r pncirice5,” Burton said. was done. Burton said. fall crop still in storage IcIdaho Gcrhardt said. UUsage of frozen wheat:;at: durum, harf red spring,g, market implicationss ftfor Idaho not where they ought to Prices have yet to rectrecover ftom “They're nol stocks are down. fries has droppedcd below usage of hardd redn winter, soft red winterir w h ea t. Need asssistMce ?with ------N]Je w b u s S] TheTlme^Naws______209,Ketchum,n)83383340. JDB)B Red : /Vngus, D. Dean Bennett,it, Ronln Investments LLCLLC. Anno S. ------C>xledowTi, Rand;indy Earle, PO. Box 2223IW.300 W. S„ Rupert, ID 83330, agri-ri- Taylor Pitts. 450 F.dU Aw..Iw.. Suite 201. 401(k)?? Help’s ccoming ^BOISE - Following is the lisiofli; 373^Hail^,ID83333333, retail trade. culture,ire. T\N-in Falls. ID 83301, «,«>«... Infonnatiiatics LLC. Peter Jill11 Pardini E PT SCS, Jill Pardinini Ross Contracting. Ross>s LuLuml)er Inc.. businessesbus filed during Decen Minford. I l l MailIain St., Sujle A, Morse,se, P.O. Box 3653, Ketchum, IDD P.O Box 519, Slinshone. ID 883352, sen- NEW YORK (A P)-H- Help is on . Profit Shariaring/401(k) Council of w wit ith th e Idaho secretary of sStates t Ketdium, ID 83340.0. . 83340,$.10, services. ices. th e ^vay for workers whowh fin d it A m erica, a tradet group based in office offi - induding lx)th newf ones< . Developing Greereen LLC, Morgan Jurupaiipa Bolingbrook LLC. Edu-ard R. Rupert Lumber & Paintlint Inc.. JaMiii difficult to manage ththe eir 401(k) Chicago, sai(said th at m ore than h alf and anc existing ones that had1 tb een Brown, 3G0 S. IlulenIcn Way, Ketchum, ID Dale,■,122 12 iVspen Lakes Drire, Hailfj'. IDD l^ncli. 88 E 400 N.. Rupert.ert, ID1 83330, ------rctirem enraccounts.—------of-all-retiistirement- plans have —filed file with cotmties-and had tito -b e ------83340.------83333.------Russell RosrConsinictlontion Co.TC\Tl(ll------M any em ployees alre;ilready have advice con:omponcnts, via .the refilcd r^ with the state. Morgan Brown, 360 S, Kimbimberly Road Formers LLC, R. Rost, RO. Box 233, Wendell,,dell, ID 83353. free access to Intemet-bn-based cal- Internet or)r c ^ centers or in per- Businesses E arc listed by runamft Ilulen W^Ketdium,um, ID 83310. Todd1 Blass, Bl 163 Fourth Aw. N„ l\vinin .ngriculture, comiructinn.)H. tnins|)or:.i-t culators, which allow' thithem to s e t son advisenters. About 11 pcrcent age De^Vitt Diesel IncInc, Mark A. DeWitt, Falls,^ IDID 83301. doh and public utilities, agent, address and nature of I 51SunnysidcDri\x\J 5, S & D Enterprise. Seth:th BrooksE 110 ring managed accounts ncs Jerome, ID 83338. Kuhnuhn Thiddng. Jack Kuhn. 1481 S. savings goals, evaluatete tht e ir risk w ere offerin ness. . , Dharma Yoga StuStudio. Hank Editer. 2000IE E ., Gooding, ID 83330, agricultun.*.«. Third Aw. S., No. 4,l\vin Fall.s,IDK.mi.Fall; tolerance and chooseose invest- in 2002, “antand this is growing very AA Cut A h m v Painting UC,Tim P.O. Box 6615, Kctchichum. ID 83340, serv. L&KSiK Properties LLC. Reid W.iV. services. ments. But some are2 bibefuddled rapidly," WnWray said. J. J-N Mylnar, 22 Bunciiup Road, Ilailciiley,lD Lofgran,ran. 134 W. Fourth Aw., Gooding.g, STi\RS. Ashle>-Mwn,;,202 20: 14ih;\ve. . when it comes to seleclecting spe- . Already,,.401(k) 4 providers like 83333. 83S DlUc Custom, Joseph Jo Dillo, 2452 ID 833313330. E-, Gooding. ID 8333i), scniC'iniccs. Absolute CIarit>', Mark Martcsis cific. funds or rebalandmdng their. Fidelity——Investments, I . AIG, ^r° Alderivood Are., 1\viI\vin Falls, ID 83301. - L a1 A Amapola r LLC. Sandra E Co.stillo..0, Sogebnish Solutions. Ciilista Ciili Cancr. - Hidden Hollow, IM cy;iD 83333, st M errill LyiLynch and Wachovia ^ ,scm c. agriculture. 717 N. rMain St., Suite D, BeUevuc. IDD P.O Box 2908, Kcidumi. ID11) 83340.f serv- accounts. , • . es. A recent study by theth( human Retirementnt IServices are offering Dohse Corp., Hciileidi A. Dohse, GSO' 83313.,3. Absolute Clarity Inc, Mark Mar Deerfield, llailcy, 0)83333.ID, Liptoiipton Dmx* Park Apartments LP.P. Seasites InwstmcnLs; LLC.LL Maams. resources consulting finfirm H e w itt em ployeess aaccount management lOS los Hidden Hollow, Hnilcy. ID 83333, 8: Propertiesties LLC. Heidi A. Fcrdericlerick Philip Liptoii, 101 Red Cliffs■fs Bcresford, 99 .Muldoon Canyon Can Koa'I.' Associates found thatu r n early 45 for a fee, ge;generally in a range of scrviccs. sen ^ Dohse, 650 Docrfidd,eld, Hailey. ID 83333. • Road.Kd, Ketchum, ID 83340. Bellevue, ID 83313. percent of workersi feelf« th e y 0.3 p ercentI t tot 1 p ercent of assets _ AiKtioct A Concrete, Don R. McQ^vuaiy Domino^I^zza,Su]SunValley P isa LLC Ljnd:^Tich Mob .Motorsports LLC. Jamest-s Selbj’ Crossing LLC, William V A. don't have enough information infi ’ a year, n , 214 W. Croy SL.HaUcy, ID 83333■33- ^ MatthcwBEnRel.P.C,P 0. Box 1893, Hailey. C. 1^-nd>Tich, 411 0\-erland Aw.. Burlc>-, IDD Simon,200N'.46SE.rairflc!c■field, ID 83327. to m ake the r i ^ t iminvestment Charles5 S Schwab Retirement ^ Accelerated Dairy SystemsI I ID 83333, twail tradeidc. 83318.,8. Sbnli Street Ketchumn LLC,L JamcN ■vices last fall b egan ^Orcn IL Devries, 571 S. Idaho, WenfendcU. Doubletree Productions P n LLC, M[ & M? Enterprises, Brian Kun MiUs,Ls, Josel. 401 Ciinj-nn.Haiie)-,y, ID 83333. choices, and m ore th anin half1 want Plan Servic n>'833SS. help in making investmitm ent deci- offering frcifree advice to partici- . Loremo D„Murphy.iy Jc. 153 Exhibition 407 ParParisli Court, Burley. ID 83318,8, Sk>'ThickingLLC, Jeremvrm v Andcnjiii. Advanced Painting, Kevin P. Hal^ g^ Blvd..Ketchum.ID8;) 83340. retailJ tn:trade. 814 Fifdi St.. Rupert. ID 83.3‘i83.350, sions. p an ts in plai)lans it m anages. - 256- 2S64 Eiiiabcth Blvd. E., TWin Fbll -11.6 D nam Voidbice LLC, John W. MTVITVentures-l LLC,DanielT.CuUcn.n. Smilej’ Home QiLilitylity Ser^'ices, Such findings haveve s p u rre d Schwab> usesus GuidcdChoice, an 833<83301, scrviccs. Hcrbert,400N.HulcrilenWay.Kctchum.ID 550 WoWoodrivcr Driw, Ketdium, IDD i\ndiony B. I*ulgadi). 1G66 Cas\wllC; Ave. 401(k) providers to begin beg offer- independentent investment advice ' AAgri Thjdlng, Profood USA Inc, 83340. 83340.0. W.,T\«n Falls. H) 83301. sen-iser^^cvs, ing individual advicc for workers service, thathat workers can acccss Box 29, Gooding. ID 83330, wholiolesale E & SM in lnganindThiddngCo.Inc, d Mainlain Street Hnilej'LLC, James Josel.J, Snake ' River FouiFoumlrj- & and, in some cases, actvictually tak- on the Web,lb, throughi a call cen ter trade. Ernest M. Covey. 1982 1 E. 177S S.. 401 Can-Canj'on, llaile>; ID 83333. ^L'mufucturing. Midiacl iVnthonv.\ntl Piper. ing over managementnt of work- or at an in-iin-person meeting with Airport Cab Co., Kiik Lindsey,.^O N , Gooding. n> 83330.1.' • Mastiiistitis M aaigement Tools Inc.. 348 Thini Aw. W..l\dn Fai;s,Fa!;s.IDH3301, mErShothonorIlXa33S2rtranq> ers' retirement accountunts for“an an adviser,sr, said; wrait Bcttinger, ---rEPS-I^c^3amcr^s-^Vood.-2<>rV!c^)ry.' “ D cniiirHakcsr~943- : SundayY-Crosswo3 r d ...Edited by. Wayneme Robert Williams Kti - Last week. 1 calltlUed my mother i were in vogue. Jing to (ho to complain aboutt myn kids. ^ f l l j 'Ilie problem, according >-ou start a “ ' “They’re growntl fand gone, but story, is that w henever >-oii ’Like /\nd >. everyone _ they seem to haveve loft all their collection of anything, ci your collec- stuff with me," I moaned, i “My f finds out alK)ut it and youi Times tion stans to multiply,, amand some- ,iti ll\ _ _ closets are jammeded with their col- t DOS ■ I lections, and withh 1 boxes labeled Denise Turner times max out of control.■ol. ■ ’stuff.’ ” A Maryland womana n talked _ When Mom remi:minded me that aiMJQ about the tim e whenI hglivi^cou— she still has some o habit” became knownI to friends like mo. _ gifts stored on her .and family: “I starteded getting friend Carolyn has a hus- ccramic cows, stuffedod anim al knew I \vas compl who’s collecting botdes right ------ivrong person.-S o- :----- cows,-aprons,-kitchcri-caf-canistcrs, ™ .a„djus.«a. He's an artist, and )jc »ys mugs, you nam e it. t gottatta tellt you. keep my mouth shut 'oing to do something ere- deaning everything some people have got: soisomo bad with the bo^es someday^ ------^’Hie-first-mi.stakc ----- taste,-Just beciiusc it’s aa cc cow, they...... ------yn says fi^ h u s b a n d ’s "coi ■ .solidting help fromim my husband. think it's great.” ns” arc so piled up at their P “Pm keeping oldId toys that have lecuons Of course, with myJ luck,lu the ; tliat they can never find brand names, andd I’mI getting rid h oust tli stuff Pm tossing out of; my closcts ... .!i. .rLjniiiiil'H.tjii- .1. ing they really need, so.lhey_ ” of the rest of it," 1Hold ti him,push- -anything :— -wlll probably-be w onhI big-bucksbi] ------s have to go out and buy •:? scunii __ ing an overstuffedd bbag of junk his always h someday. •M S.mt.i CA ■ — way. more stuistuff. Maybe I could convirnvince my a while, I thought about _ Before long, heho was sorting a friend JoAnn, in Ohio,0, tito move I Ig a coin collection, figuring through the junknk and putting startingi Dull ” * ouldn't take tip much space, closer to me. o ; C H S 11V,11 — — most of it back intoitothedosets. thatcoul JoAnn is the worid’s besbest colloc- ve never b een good a t hold- 1,T fcllL'M “What do youu think you’re But Fve i tor, because she's a confirm cor ed ii,iiitic.ii[X |on______m g ontcinto money in any form, doing?” I asked. packrat. When I livedI nearnt her, ____ >vi_puri;__^Lc--„-______^ mcs-arc-really— cs, one of tIie-dictionary.dcf-_ ■■t,5 PorTieltic in'ip______— ------“These-airplane sh^ lisedTo b”iii^tu ff'at‘m>t'my ganigo ___ cool," he replied,2d, "and these imuonscns of “collect” is “to accumu- CO Cnt.j/eUbilleily '•’* and the very thought of an sales and loan it back toto mn: e when C'( V.ir.l n',iiHiluClo ^ —I action figures werere really popular jate, am I I went to h e r to borrowV thithings. 71 Vi-fi coijw u'uan (02004 Tflbuno Modia Sotviccs,, IIm n c . ?/l/04O'* -andyousaidyouviu wanted to keep “accumuimulation" of any kind is ^i to give m e nightmares, “I just can't bring: myselfm; to All itghls fcsorvod. . anytliing w ith a bra:jrand name.” enougli t keep any of this, so whatlat PmP actu- “ ’Made in Japan’an’ is not a brand Somenc people hate spinach. I 119 Like sitporm;iikol5 29^UlW(anted 90 Crnsh’i.ito yipU ip 102 flayolA Ucka piles of stuff. ally doing is storing my stuff in ,■5 1 name,” I said. h ate pile ,inJcliuicno5 33 Andc:mw .lulocral 91 Hct)rnw ziltioritio r 100 Young or Ponn rt'ever, I am somewhat fasd* your attic,” I used to tellII hther. Then, . 121 FflC'ic lrc,ilnionl3 • 3'l Ttioc10 ct^nv 92 Ono ol Itit.' I109 Hikurs'fltJ.iM urs ' How in th e worvorld do people Howev I when I needed blanketscets for my ■ -r, m”;;.",, 123 C.liibUi;,in!,ijD 3G tmnc.niticaif duiaiir. netlijraver.•s in Alncananiolopo “ collect" so m uchI stuff?st n atcd1 byby other people’s dedsions -7 c, kills' slum ber parties,, shesht would 12G C'CDO .. 39 Sculic;:uIIl‘U 93 Utilllo mol.liiic.ii tic 112 Aich.itc second I, myself, am not o t a ; big collector to collectloct stuff. I person singular 1 lend m e back my own concomforters, 127 Not lieiistied i?. Uflij.g (j.iiouir. . itiunicrii fou- collect stuff, A few days ago, I spotted a 7il FnvVhM kf i i c o . mUiirtin , 95 Orocyd ol pasi lunsu becausc, when you s away now. 120 P.1C. p.icl -13 Thico 1 placo to put it - Washing!ington Post story about coi JoAnn is 2,000 m iles aw 79- ...... 129 AccumuUltiJS 45 NuilSi;ii Simon's • ohenwiiis5 115 Faisotiootls • you have to find a p J I can’t afford to ship herh e r all my ao II,1IMI. ,3Q iiCknarnu 90 U.irDorsl'opp oH o H o r i n g 117 D illy and then you haveve to dust it. Pm ' lections,ns. Pigs were big a few j-ears 130 Looks .lllot nickr ; Stuff. S2 F o .c r g n 131 Closo 10 cracking 47 SpociJoca coniesis 97 EHipsonJal nutsn u t s 120 P o p o y o '5 n e p h e w , too much of a neateatnik. So when- ago, hethe story reported, referring sluclonrs 5u0| DOWN 50 Squirlumt ■ 98 CarponiO(>> lo< l o o i P e n 0 having enough . to a “farfarm thing” going on in the! Unless I can find a realreally good 0-1 C.ltnitt Icitcts . . r p 122 V cri:on. formorty . over I get d o se to 1 1 Tuikoy lidDilS 53 Twulvui 12 and 20 100 Kmu ol harp H it a collection,! late ’80s ’80: and early '90s. ThenI . bulk r o te ... ■(J5 Uoaciiytiy .2 Wclsh boffi Diilisii ' 54 Istamitamic s«nol.ir5 101 Portonns a 1cor c o r i a i n 124 Franklin or Alllock , of anything to call il 07 W . i 'C t l17lh jroccduri}' 125 Eicilom cnl throw it all o u t bee;■ecause it doesn't roostersjrs took center stage in the poiclrci.in Bov.in 55 Gytmiyriin.151 . sufgicai procc • DoiiscTlimcrisassiJtanflantfcatuns . culctM/ili • ,3 Kent iomiI Com:ofraneei I ^ look neat anym ore.re. mid*199C990s. For a while, Scottie 09 Two Tl n.fitf-’ ■ ! editor at The Tima-News.'JS. ' ' • ■ .1 T.ckloMu - 56 Onos « Most of m y familmily and friends dogs and an< posters of palm trees 91 P.liIolPA ,i Waloryico 57 B-itisi■itish s.itipiiief n oiT Miijffl »n 92 . S i n .111 Ixjttlu ;;6 Cyiopi.niim luiiuts 50 Sand'ncMy . 0 ^ g|i L i f 9-1 7 - Eijfoponn n.ition CO Sin.ittn.iirn sonq./n gjo ■ n u |||p in' |j y |l| wtiif,VDy cocM.ms 0 (, Lug Uibonoij;.ly Lilu‘ 9'J AciJie °9 Palilie.il GI EniJsidsonnoEnrlh’ ^ ^ 103 H i » e ' HI T u 'i K i n y Ef? 'eo.ititions 03 Fount \ Are teacheil rs sladking ofl ______lO-l H oyp,itm olliQfr. \u;i to-ijim oi ot 11 FuriQws 07 ElotttuJttto ol Ua-w Q | j f ^ J2_Ancicn! cmDiie on,__ CB_ U, ,ici 7 On the member>ers’ side of my ■ ------107 C l.lifvoyw l------. .icqi)i3it'or» . . . o 0 Tlin?lo 5T mo Tigiis Vo Mwli."‘-■O''"’ ^ Ti omp j ajri ^ w Web site at wvw.rw.rotfemond,com, ‘ The debate begilegan- lOnVAdtUMm 13„ Foliowinlimo tiusii 100 Hdliifvvlim t. ^ debate simmerss ( over w hether ^ 14 Chooso 73 1901 I today’s public schoolool teachers, as a ; when a parentent ‘i.‘ - 110 S i M - , n 1l . « m u a 1& , Sueona Viuwmq 74 Soul'oui soHur ■ ,j ^ n i i n I p f i - I P/\RENTING 113 CorttMyS’sell ,g16 Dillicull lOiitnuy 79 HonKonloy ,ind Damol - ^ j r I group, are lazy or)r idedicated and 114 Roman ijamos 17 Floral (asnmn 01 Onr>(npGulhrio ^ rfr ■ Tr 3 ______sel£-sacrifidng._Ev(Evcryone_agrees____ iiiMJohn.RosempncLL complained thatlat her______10 SifTploslOl U3 HL'iil)eiiuun's moihof ^ ^ n np TT 110 Spaniotinflrol 2. tliat not all teachichers fit citlior - prococjuros'’ 66 Aif-lo. 5i description. The ququestion regards child’s sixth gragrade iiii Cti.iifoom iy W,itl nnu Biliin 60 Torm (.iwohtoriotton 224, Co.iscs lb (unciion porsjcrsislonlly j ^ ^ the norm and whetletlier the norm is ^ — oij^la^orris- -* teachers assigiiign ^ slowly slipping tow: daughter's teachers want m e ing towai^ dcdicatc w hat Pm paying them to do.” t don’t :gan when a par- n.f° ’ homework but d< The debate bega idng this was tlie obscrva- ent complained UiUiat her diild's »hing mattei jy another p aren t that teach- grade it. They checkch Boyfriendd’s mockerj•y is no laugl: lers assign home- ^ ^ sb(th grade teacher re spending more and more grade it, Tliey ‘ DEAR ABBY: I havee beenb- dat- ___ ~ menilent where nothing is resolveLTcd. work but don’t g ;oom time doing what par-! , to make sure5 itit’s tl the . chock to m ake s uuiQ n it's done, but classiooi in;; n man I'll call Bencn for five My sister an d I feel stuck in t are obviously not doing: dis- r-x are tlon't oven collect;ct it. When the are months. He recently quit]uit his job ^ 4ir S a D E /\R miJtliddle. Since my parents i ling children. Apparently, a; done, but don’t't evene ^ onied their grandchildren, I[ fifeci parent in questionin _ a V lW Y ( .'iiiiiiiiiuiiy)• .I'dunr: Put.\liiiuiiit'iiii'>-j 'I'hc 'rimcs-Ncws . Sunday^\ February 1, 2004 W v , ! - ; o -"S torkK: REPORTr---- — ino'iii i iii elsey Cone TS riHfl ’ andJind Joe Slivers _____ Magic Valley Re,Regional Medical Center[0 f Corisa and Gregory ClarkCIj H abel of T\vin FalU, wi discuIscuss soccer — borrrT\icsdayrJanr20,-20,-2004 : ^------' Bailee Cristiti IlalIlabel, daugliter ol Stephar , ■ strat a el I Studientsseerve CO]inununility I - Students at tinued;d ttheir serx'ice to the soccerir sdiolarsliip portion loo it as well,^ M MURTAUGH - ___ M urtaugli Higli S(Sdiool spend a prognwnim this year even thouglih Students who wain to0 hehi cuiisicl- lot of tim e volunte ■TefOl. ___ L D istinguisIISHED AWARD VWINNER, _ Members of the D istricted6 chapter.of the Veterans of For<•orelgn Wars presented certificate:ates of appreciation to th^ee . Ccllego of Southom Idaho0 InInstructors for their asslstanctnee In Judging the state level of)f thetli 2002-2003 Patriots PenI c COMjMUTMTYEVE^N T S ~ ^ — I Rupert woman Tlie eventc is hosted by h e r diil- thislis month with . “Crossingg to and “So.Siire of DeDeath" by Dana, by VictoritoriaRyan. I 2-4 p.m. dren and granandcliildren. Safeiafety" ^ Wallace Stegner. Stabenow; "TlieL* Passions of For moreme information, cal! -J23- irday at celebrates a century TlieTil discussion \vill begin at a 7 Chelsea Kane"’ by B arbani 4122. t e r r- a RUPERT-ElisabclhBa .m. on Feb. 17 at th e FiF iler Deliiisky; “Tlie Tlicniousand'OrdS” iwood, l.^Iw I Bartlett of GoodIng Ba^iasque group p m- js t St. N.. Rupert will celebrate he ibrary, 219 M ain Street. and “Tlie Lone Drow” Dr by R.A. MomSIS on( th e Run group T\vinI FaFalls, o’!S.‘ p™rty serves Up lotsoffood_Ic _ For morejnformation, call 3 Salvator. “Tlie Siglit ___ _ birthday at an open hoiu; alters G - n i e Gooding ‘ 4143143. s Valentine treat ■from 2-4 'p.m . Satunlaylay a t Uie ' GOODING by Belva Plain; 1 Feb. 7. 1 i d 0 k a Basque A ssodo d atio n will provide a W inter” by Lori CoCopeland; “Tlic IN KU,LS - Moms on thoi m ' I ■ group will hold “A Sweet ). in rural m o r i a 1 Basque mealal every m onth. Tlie • Solitary Envoy” byly T.1 Davis Bum; iouri and cout Troop 3 6 will line T reat” from 11 a.m. to s p i t a I dinner will b bt e frx)m 5:30 p.m. to «COI “Halos” by Kristerten Heitzmann; Valeniim c to Twin nded Care 8:30 p.m. FVi(Viday at die Basque sDOlponsor annual fish fry “Tlie Am ateur Marriirriage” by Anne 12:30p.m. p.m Feb, 10 in the Sawtooth J when she at the First Churdi of the: lxE/JEE] ity, 1224 Cultural Centsnter, located at tlie JEROM E - Scout Ttoop 3G! willV TVler; “Tlie DaVaVinci Code.” at • Coreto Walters w-is 8 yyears old, ene, 1231 W ashington St. N.. it., R upert. intersection, o o f High^vay. 2G and ave iw annual fish fiy from G:30-G:: . “Angels and Demons” De and Naiarcnc She has been a r tle tt was Highway 4G, G :30 p.m. Friday a t the blue builuild- "Digital Fortress"’ b;by Dan l3?own; T\«n Falls.Fall resident of this area sinccince. >,iU b . a daughters, Feb. Tliis montli Ig at the Jerome Courunty and “Key of LigIight,” “Key of Panid]tidpants will be treated to> Walters has two da k and A nn . )4, in choice of lambtnb, salmon or chickcn Knowledge” and Ke'KeyofValor“ by a'freshmhments. including a wide• Bette (.lames) Corak a oirgrounds, ____(WaltcrJ-Kastec.Sheha^aaaLx grand-______iell,-M ^.— ibreast-wiili-i;i-u -variety^of-sides,------T)oliauohrmD be acceprcdrl:—^------Nora-Roberts------^ ^— variety-oi y of-diocolate.-Guesl-speak— Basque rice, bread, I diildreii' and ’12 great-giu-gninticiiu- married induding Ba :______Adult., non-fict:iction: _ “Tlie er will11 be I Candy Troutman, a s, cabbage soup and ‘ ^ , dren. Tlie family request-:esi-no gifts,-...... — 1 1 i "aTn' green beans, arv Privilege, of Youtluth” by Dave Creativeive Memoricjf consultant ;------^Hlsabeth B artlett-Iian lu.ott-Sr^-at it ----- salad-baivalonongAvithdessens-and-. jy."[ansen Community llbrar Cards can be sent to hher e r at 1367 J ----- Pelzer, “‘W ithout PiPity” ’Anne 'fromBoi?[Joise; ^ Locust St. N. No. 2r>0.’f\vitDivin Falls. Leverettrett, Mass., beverages. AV t£c ild ren ’s m enu will p uuts ts new books on slfelve»es “National GeGeograpic’s Tlie Dierere %Wll' be a nominal fee to . on June 30. 1923. a nd lived 1 in also be served.cd- - - -HAMSEN u f ------Th e ^ i mnseni^SQUihwestL_CoId:.ai s and- C andour ” ■ coverilie iliu rcfrvsliments or crofi. . irsi4'f6radaitsr$i2— Massa9iuscttslimn'1972.71. Tlie cost is omm unity Library, 120 Majlaple’ and’“In the Middledie and on Tlic For morem information or to it support She and her husbandi movedm to . for seniors andjid$5forduldreii.For hj""f.y has recently added seveveral edge: The T\vin FaiFalls Region of make reservationsres for guests andI Neuropathy patient s Rupert after he retired to b e near m ore informmation ; • call Athena „ Jew ,, books to its collection. Idaho” by Jim Gentrntry. complimilimentary child care, callI group to start Feb.1 . 9 their Mn and his family’ wlwho had a Sabala at 934-‘14.9067. Adults: “Retreat Hell!”' by Juvenile: “In the (h Tall, Tall Dianeat73G-8453. at neuropathy ■ ...... hdmestead'on llic northh slside. Tlie TWIN FALLS - A nol /.E.B. Griffin; “New Spring”;” Iv Grass” and “In thehe Small Small I w ll start in . Banletts lived oh the hor patient support group w l hom estead Library ‘Let*)t’s Talk About obert Jordan; “Pompeii”’ by Pond” by Denisnise Fleming, J^^ln Fa ■ T\vin Falls. Tlie first mneeting ee will for 11 'years. After h er lihusband ,.t Falls resident will Robeobcrt Harris;, “Emma’s Seenniet” "Riddle Me Tliis’ begin at 1 p.m. on Feb.eb. 9 a t 308 died she moved into Rup 'vi txxnd •'./lifor \li}!jiii •Pim c l-:-6 ■■ •Siuulay. I'cliriiary 1, 2004\ 'I'lic 'I'imcs-cs-N cw s Libraryf- — IIE l e J ti o s e :^ a i i b a p a d e : begins sasales ______^ of book 1by T.F. encounters troubles assem''''mbling -P I / i f : , ; : - ...... columnisist By Vlr^nla S . Htrtchlns5 w s Tlm es?jow s writer______early fire crewi • s V . A, The c\'iiical cdilor of th e Twin TWIN FALLS - Readers Re: of - h a l l s N c i v s upset iind;ind fnistrat* . - . Jam es F. Varley’s twiccricc-monthly cti by ttif fiiiluro of tliclile latest vcr- ^— newspaper column havelave already sion of a fire dcpiirtnienlent to liave seen some of his tales;s oiof pioneer extinguished a singleigle blaze. Vflluntoor firemen love and range war. And An they'll “Some months ;igo," he wrote in read the rest in 77ifL’ Timcs-NeiL'sTii ...... I-'ebruar>' .iy 0 7 .“ llie-cit;city houglit with hose cart. In _____ Uiis year______- ____ t»vo hose c.irfs and hostose. and it _ front of T»/n Falls' DtiC fans o( local historstory can get was annuiinced that the city had »7 temporary firo all of Varley’s columnsmns in one ______fire.i)rotectii)n/niese_cr; carts were______^’PfSWS ------house, In about------_____place, too - with a hardardjiinding,____ _ run out on M ain S treet,!;t, the gongs V - p ; i.'-i 1907. and a benefit to the publiublic library, were danced a few timtimes to pro- Variey’s 4G columnssand an^ accom- piliate tile fire gods; and,at since . !!' j panying historical phoiphotographs ------llieii.-nothing-has-beeii^en-done-...------____ are-collccicd_in a. ne'new ^book,___ _ . Nu doubt ... wlien a firfire breaks “ T ales of the TracTract: The out (the fire carts) willill automa ati- Beginnings of T\vin Falls, Fall Idaho cally sound an alartn,n. speed; to a nd the'M agic’Vallcy,” wwhicli will the scene and couple; theirth hose go on sale Monday at tthe T\vin to the hydrants and. extinguishe> fe' ‘ I I'alls Public Ubnity., SoiSoon after, the fire without tlie ... touch of H I the book wll also be on the human hands." shelves at Clos Office; Su;Supply and ___ Sav.-Mor_nnig^Store_do!_dow tpw n;______Kurt’s Hallmark in1 bothb the Lynwood Shopping CerCenter and L K S O l ' ’ M agic Valley Mall; EveEverybody’s ri-iE Business in the Shopsps i at Magic V alley M all; and BlacBlack R ock iwcr Clothiers in Buhl, ' JamisVatley es' The book - signedled by the V- .*1 author if you like - costsists S20. I t ’s published jointlyly bjby Varley's Big Lost River Press andm d the1\vin As w ith m any oih( I - RiUs I’ublic Libraiy FouFoundation, improvements in early’I\y'I\vin Falls, > f an d th e latter will receivt:eivo most of the impetus for fire' piprotection [! the profits. originated with the ConCommercial is-i '•nh*IKUtn;f A commcrcial truckcickor delivi Club (chamber of concommerce). ^ ered the copie? from1 theth out-ofi ______Tlie subject was first broughtbn up — jfi _staie.printer.'I\iesday.an(i.andfounda; ______in Septem ber IDOSTrHutlittle over a ||B V . tion volunteers hauled:d tl them into year after the towTi wasasbegun.In t M 'y - n th e library in preparatiorllion for thi.s iNovember, the Peoplepie’s Cash w eek’s release. Grocery was destroyeddinthevil- ir Tlie foundation plansans its first lage's first conflagration.ion. book-signing for “Talesales of ihe Formation o f.a volunilunteer fire T roci” from 11 a.m.. to 2 p.m. brigade w-as talked about abt over Saturday at theT\rin Fall;Falls library, ------rlif snfrpf - 1- y iS...... - 1 - ...... :.. f e : ' - -'.__• _ ■■ :,S^'tf.---./ j t f ______------ | l i ' » <^r B i i i ■ ■ I p e i gi» y i ' li r ^ f c l '' .... tf- ■ -te '^ I I v ~ .1 ‘ , ■ ^ In sidie t th is spp e c ia lB r id e s secc tio n : ...... : - J g i f j . v ; - _ ------Lord off theTrings ---- 7—BealrtheEl e ------— -:------Road toto the altar ... It's a !> , spveadslisheet M ore unususual diamond W hen m aiafiiale ^ows ...... W heth erjr y ou ’re a b le to ' ------engageinenint ring cuts—------^ Arcouplen]ma k esT i------iout-of-ajiilifetim e------^------sp e nd-$S?9,50aior-a ______are being chosencl as the science oiitiit of keeping friendshipip, a wedding w ed d in g present or “new ciassi(sics.” the cost-of)f th eir can b e sptp e d a l. $ 7.99, w(ve’ve got you P a g e F-10I w e d d in g nnmo d est. ' ■ P age F-4t covered1...... P a g e F -5 / P a g e F -77 ■ I , " F-2 Tlmej^ews. FaJls.1(9. IdahoI Sunday, February 1 2004w - - ”B r o i ^ _ (C o u n t d o wm ] to ‘I do” By tradition, the briile’st piirents payitio r the ____ wedding, set the: rnumber o f guests ancnd tell the , groom’s p:irents hhow many they are allowedal to S ee jfpage F8. invite. But nowadidays, couples themselselves more _ _ ■ X 13 and more often afiire paying the tabiiriind ’ 2 m : ■ setting the rules. J rides 1 y<3ik§gistrr y _ .d o e s 4 ^ ■ ...... ' - i B3io-dcoyouin irate_5S QyylaSier tm andd our( registry system i sy on ygiir guests, too10. ■ balewar to your‘ weddir1^ ? blenders t h ^ p e r f es i e t towels By Steve Crump ...and wc/c d c f f ? ! P3„, ® ; TImes-Newa writer______Wherere your A sygoes 9 S m/( TW IN FALLS - 1\vo humm t o d money s r chairs. Four hundred relatiatives Grealtlng down your:ur wedding budget: ^ i | i ' — 255<0»tTUn(J,BurUy67! and friends. 40% On food andi beveragesbl " ‘ i'-' grills -- ' iint >6-om . ” ‘ - i l l - ' Who's not going to get invnviied 10% Rental for yourour reception site I-- 201 51h St. Rupert »->36- ■ I to your w edding? 11% Bride's arKf grogroom's attire Of all th e things that bridesc s a n d 8% On flowers grooms stress about, sendingng o u t 7% On photographjphy/videography to ^ fe w invitations shouldn*!n't be— -3%'Invitations— J-,-.-.; !.v , oneono of them . 3% Attendanis’''gifts,6if favoTs Z v “Brides need to understrsta n d 2% Wedding tingsES ■? f, '' c 4 c t i m v _ that not everybody Oiey irivilMtiTis ------2 % -C o st of tho cerceremony (location------— — ;— going to com c to their weddiding," fee. officiant's fee,e, fprograms •.■ , said Lara Miller, who runsIS T h e Transportationion . VMS e to : White H ouse, a 'Rvin Falls: vw ed- •6-10’^ Mlscellaneoileous (merrlogo ____ Portraits •Weddings* ReunlonaIons •Sports ------dinjding and events center. —:------license, tlpsrlast-mi:-niinutes^------■’ — a W ^ In fact, not even close to eveveiy- purchases) ijing consultant, his B j i a i j body will turn up: The rul(j Ic o f If you use a weddinf ^uiLhumb am ong wedding planimnet^ or her fee will costst >you up to 10 p, percent of your total}tal budget Quality Photos atIt lowI .' is that if you invite 200 pro - Sourer-n»(VWC The TImcs-Nows______discounts onin 5scrapbooks to guide- lin es for IDSDS temple-appropriate H j. ------n\TN~rALT:s~^stiu>tatisticuily, wedding gomjwns: HH rTyou running alloiimtmSirfoFyouFwedi . M om ions a re f a r ’ motx*re likely to Thelntcmtm et is helpfulin plan- ______Ktit married than llit;le national ningaMonncTOon wedding becausc ~ W V H Y 7 - ______average. So it’s riot siirpriprising that often the wedvcdding’taKcs'plaaTat ______an untiru industry is flourishing flc a temple farar away from the site a round IJ)S weddings. of the recepleption - and there’s Hart’s Tu:IX & Gowns LDSWeddinRS.com,, na O rem , som etim es m,more than one recep- h a s all ypur weddining formal wear needsEds. Uliili l)ased Web site, is ttypical of— non. - - — the new marriagerelateated enter- Log on to httpJ/www.ldswed- __ pri^s, offering everythi'thing from dings.com Y o u N a m e: It, I W e Cot It: i ...... G VVcDDiNi; / f Q ow m ' ^ ItIm m T i'o N s...... Vais' BhtDESMniDS' m Qowns V 1 "%lTt1EFir.IHE5T IN TM D -...... S: lil i p p s VW ed d in c; B o o k s tvnenw t pUsnnir\g ^Kiur wedding f™" f Think, You Can'tt Afford a Good CCaterer? Smmes (DrviBiB) . BB.m ______.'.(Wnh.of_ . . ------Tmto£DOS— I 1 - ■ BmoesmtD B, Q im r frerederichsoi^'s e Fine Candlesle s Thinnk Again . . . B uying dindirect can hecp your e^penaessee dow n I Q?flRT£R5 fli M other-of-the Bride Q oc w n s ’ Affordably Priced Italiilian Catering For All1 COccasions. ( ( ^ • r/jf & Rosebud Ho /lints You C an't Affrford NOTTo CallIIU s! , SERNIVICES: ______• n u n Ice d red or Slush Punch. • __ I Day Guarantee on your WfVedding Gown Purchase ______j / \ \ ? navor.v o r s ______I^CaliTient Bag for your We/eddingCown JM U • All colorsors fo m a tc h ie Wedding Gown beamingn g ■ ' __I ------. ^ o \ .. yourc CO) o lo r s ...... — — m ¥ m . • specim,ll. Delightc or Deluxe Birthdays • Weddings • Anmvcra■rsarys • Holidays • Special Even'fenls-And More! Com(>mpetent Consultations for)r your W edding Planningg N'Needs jj' _ f^ix edI nftuts, u R o a s te d ___ V'W • Chocofcjfcto res You o l r c ^ y!y K a w ------' ,1 ------— -rm dE.fr".Uesti.aaiiv—— ^------icthing ixrtTouitfd^-sometluthitig-blue”:— ^------^ .ynwood Shopping Center ^ N o w th e luItalian Countryside auiw aits you. i3u11301 nier Avenue East ^ ; ^ T TWfn^vfn Falls # 7334-4833 • 208-D8-734-8393 ' f f=iriE CAtlDIEl ’ f TUX & t;bwNS^ N s w ; ■!h!^ 1921 Blue Lake 'twin Falls 733-7624 4CS Blvd. N. • T\viiin Falls //^Vm 300 2nd Lqi __ - . - f " I r ' ■ Sunday, Fehnibruory 1.2004 Tlme>-Nowi. Twin.In Failt,Fn Idaho F-3 — -, • • • • • • • j Brides 20042( Selectingjthe 1 : “ t S u n Valle’l y * Area ofl)ffers adventiturous honeyymoons \ ^ ■t right giiif t i ------• T > The TImea-Nowa • ■ . ■ With more thanI 8180 restaurants T o l e a m nmore: n I ^ - -SUN VALLEY-It’sIt’s close, but just a touch1 . . • For cam plnj Inforniatlon: Com M t>ee r-aye: Ii . • exotic. A nd if your' honeymoonho is a matter of :cntoa the Sawtooth « ‘ - days instead of weeks:eks. Sun Valley may be an ■ plus bed-and-bre)reakfasts and National i Recrootlon Area at 727727-5013, or t h e • ------attracrivc altematiwr ------~Ketchum.Ranger.Olstrk:l1 ot.622122-5374,.______Sun Valley is a sitetc forf uniquo weddings. It’s • Contact thfl Sun Vallsy/Kotchitchum Chamber & • • e become more than-a I ' inns in the area, th(there are plenty ■ 'VliHora Bureau at (600) 634-3;4-3347 for a complete listingI of reslaurams, caterers.rs. InnsI and bed-antf- I as m any couples \s-antint a mountainside or river- . I . ■ n.exotic.destinatiDn*.Wendy_I— — of-facillties-forrelrehearsals-and------_breokfa_s«^J ______Collins, a Hailey wcddi‘dding planner,-lists some of - • For ififorinatlon about Trail Croek~CablrtCr< a n d . ~ / i th e options: other Sun Valley Roiort pitiparljertJe*, contact 622- "O n a' mountaintoptop, on a golf course, in a1 receptions. Someme have back ;4 1 1 1 or. for m ore o p tio n s, catl3tl tht e Knob Hill Inn m eadow, in a lodge,, on a sleigh, in a forest, in a1 . 7 2 M 0 1 0 . Q ic V t^ c L ( • Couple* can choose from aI IIIlilt of S un Valley ' plane, in the sun, 1^ly a fire, on skis, in a canoe, ... ’ patios or privat/ate gardens •vent planner*, to take the st/est/ess off of planning % ' on a horse, in the snoisnow, with your dog, on ice : skates, in a giant baUnaUroom.” ...... the1 wedding on their own. Contim tact one o f th e s e with photos from j With more than 80JO nrestauriints plus bed-and- available. The ev(event can take jlocal consultants; Piece of CakeaKe 7 2 6-1969, & ^ r R u n ^ining away ( \andgetl;tingmaiirried g^ Foil5f Tihat \ The TlmefrNews planningpi that makes D-Daj>ay look dings, accordingng to Roxie Simcoe, ^ '' ' i i lik lii e a trip to th e gro ce iy stonore.” 'w h o ru n s D e se:rtSunlhivel. rt I ^ & )n c o irfte % cc'iai : TWIN FALLS - The[hu calculus is It is possible, though, to3 itack a “You buy aI package,p; and they |[( « ! compelling: You can wr ? '•'=* You buyb a package, w ed d in g on to a honeym oon.1. ta k e o f e v e r yling,” t l she sa id . “T h e 5 ^ Italian Charirmfi t^ftracclcU ; forS20,000-ihecostofaofamid-pnced, “Some couples have aalways only thing is,, youy buy it sight ; nin-of the^nill weddingling nowadi^s- a n d they take of ^dreamed of running away anand get- imseen.” In shorlort, with a destina- M ake it UniI n iq iic & 6 p c c ia l ! I Or you could spend halflalf as much o n ______ting married somewhere uninusual," don wedding you/ou get what you get -Oi.^lom order spc Q? Wedding cakes— ^ Decorating ^ Music l 4 I ... arid much moreire for the H | | Bride and GrGroom! 1^ n't forget to ask ItorvjlI the happy couple can1 ireceive a ^ e e Suite! I i H H i B f l <• nBsSflanstaKSH call for an appointnitm ent, and w e'll begigilt planning your■ aeiicfiL ..V. 2( 0 & 724 . q 2 0 0 Best Weste:e m Sa\awtooth Inn &fc Suites B 265:53 S. Lincoln • 1-84I- « Jerome, Iddaho • 324-920QIQ______J • I F-J Tlmoi^cw!, Twin Fallj, l(^a^litiiho Sunday.'l^bnuty 1.2004 B r id k s 200)04 ~ ~~~ Howto finind r ' that perfecect' “ Fr(rom rin|. ■ D playimates i l See page Fl(10 . —to t I- M akeitlpt It’s your honeymoonlh r I AnaHelm to Zambial a . . _ . i 7 ...... Secluded Hideawayays. ■ soakmates to Major Resorts Mguntaln Tops to . ■m I m ^ndy Beaches Childhood fifriends reunite K • i f - y ^ F I L et.w help plan y years later asIS man and wife^e romofiticf dreamI iqoiteymoon close to home orJ ft d r a K c a y . KANSAS CriV, Mo, (AP)V P )-John the U.S. Navy'and ar iw//..J\ssist you with1 youryoi ■ - ...... Ramlk-inaiuIKiaSliant(:it(i Breaux tinableio-anenccnd.~b:::i~- ...... — /Hbneynioon details,-all wiihivilhin-~l| ,• - • WLTL- me;int lo ht- togclhcr.le r 'Hie Rev. Hemeniy n ‘your budsei suldellnes.’S. E ' AllliouKh they probablybly didn’t I*ace presideided / ;Establlsh a traycl gift resistolistiy.---'t ------know-this'whcn thcy first'rsrp lay ed ----- ovvrthoaftcmocnoon— r ,’r ' - .• 7 ' "Coordlnate frignds’ 4J - - — P — — toRcihcras children growinkvingupin ceremony ;at r . . -- family^ travel. Kansas City, it wus quitiuitc clear S h a 1 o> mi many vcars later when tinthey had M i s s i o n a r y ^ /ind...We have a convenicnilent D .’- — ^------Baptist-Qturdri —— c&sy.payment-pl^. Handle took Brcairc to lundi Kansas City. I]He ^ one April aftemoon last ye t year and has known Breaueaux ' ' .] 1 ^ 1 ^^ff0n.COmTuiriiU-r^- n»oniUU.H'< wiis suinneii by h er beauty.uty. since she was »iK«ic ANNOUNCEMENTS, INVITflTATIONS FORMiMALWEAfUSHOES/VEILSLS Kim Crildiliefield Photography 'CAKE TOPS & NAPKINS Hart'ss TlTux and Gowns ...... Tw'in in Falls • 7 3 4 - 5 2 2 3 Full Sei;rvice Sa]lion w'Wedding & Rental Shop . 1 3 01 Filer A v e . E. J393 Pomerelle Por'ortrait Design Studios 2 1 0 S, M ain Twin Falls 734-839: 119 2ndAve.\il W. k______^ TwinFalls . 73-'3 3 -8 8 3 8 . sweeth. for-the stheart Manor Dovmtovm Twrwin Falls ' 734-9969 Overland 8< 42nd St. Other studitdios in Boise and Elko BRIDESMAID, FLOWER GIRIRL. P R O M . _ B u r f ^ ______6 7 ^ 8 6 96 2 9 2 speciali--Da\j ^ QUINCEANERA DRESSESS' ...... Soundworks':s Video & 'AudloProductIons'jns “ ■; ______. 8 1 8810lhAve.E. 1 Wedding & Rental.Shop_.. ■------...... j e w eEIRY------l - - - "V om e...... "324-2593 ~ g ~ Hair 2 1 0 S, M ain B o y e r JewelryJi « J : Nails Twin Falls 73-'33-8838 . . 1838AddisonAvc.E. ' Twin Falls 733-4552552 SHOES. SLIPiIPPERS, GARTERS, _ FacialsS CHAIRS. TABLES, COVERS, STRAPLES:ESS BRAS & SHAW LS ■' - Walmarlart (W edding Rings) -A W edding & RiRental Shop ______M akeui ..... •ARCHW AYS.&.LAniCE... - 4 1 5 River V iew Or.------' 210OS.Maih 5 ''' ------“P W edding & Renta! Shop Burley 677-4709 : M assagIge Tw in Falls 733-8838 210 S. Main ■ jP p ^q. ______Tw in Falls______73J 3US1NES/LUXURY-CARS- W E D D lN G ^'a'DRESSES' a ~ ------W e can help ir • _ H e m' olof M agic Valley make your day meil e m o r ^ l ^ Slips, Veils, nTiaras 8c 2-piece O utfits 636 Polellne Road ' - i'o r local wL^dinKs'& cnKUflUKL'tncnis, Rental Shop. . . . . • • , -TWin Falls...... 7 3 3 - 4 0rwjo 0 0 ______.W edding &.R( K<> to www.nuiKicvulIey.ey.com . 210O S.‘ M a in ' ...click on Hpcclnl Sectctlons ______Twininfalls 733-8838 ______878 Sailoi£l _ _—:------nndthcncUck-oTj- — lODGIlGING/TRAVEL------— Jessie M atthews> * Stylist Linscy Allen1 > Stylbt r= y s I t a v e l ’ ■ Charlyn Darringtonon • S tylbt JiU Colflesh» h • Stylist , ’ M leym oon Registry WEDDING RFACILITIES i Jaime Bucklcy • Nailsils Emily G arrard • FaciiBcials/Makeup, . H Rose Garden'n W e d d in g C h a p e l ^ . Stacie Mye 160 2nd Street W. ^yers * Mauage Technician JQ5 attheGoodir*gir*g Hotel Bed & Breakfast Q^ p TwinFalls . 734-7805 1 2 5 2: 0Oakley Avenue • Burley 112fI Main Street 878-72568 - ; . : Toro advertisei in the Bridafa/ Directorycall735-323219 G oododing 934-4374...... ■ Sunday, FabfwifyHy 12004 T lm e^N tw i, Twin Utill, lt, IIdiho M Brides 200K)4 Details, Detitails, Details... Hovow to plan the perfsfeet wedding, page3e F6. A weeDDING Ss t o r y ; Y e a r n s ^ ®dings i Maurireen, Earnnon, . BrWo/ CConsulting & Planningig ^ ^ 7 • Floral p.Decorations & Accessoissor/es . A . Com pk)lete Set-Up & Clean-up‘U p andtbhe spreadssheet / •!• Invltatic'Ions & Bridal Accessorleorles ‘i-Llcense^■ed Minister ^ ^ m C A G C30(AP)-M aure ...... 'An overeager bride? No,No, just an whatever ahee < could, shTacc^ted UlMU oiganized one. As a profirofessional friends' service'ices as Vr-cdding gifts, gamoiimon Reilly anil Maureen Qalnerir killI at the reception after theirthe fall wetltllng oigflnizcr in ChicsgO) G&incinerstrives she designed ia and crafted many of Chicago. The brills and her frjementfe created the hollowed-out pumpkin p cen- torkeep everything runnmning for the v.-edding el; elem ents herself and . rplecei, part of her strategy to i clients in &n orderly fuanrarmer, and___ she skipped1 t things she couldn’t... "! > stay within budget. slie wasnic about to iet lierBT weddingv afford. She kep plans take any wrong mms.ms. andeasytocana n y out, opting to play auntmt baked1 the four-tiered weddiiding to carve and shellac!lack them while ------^?Being organized keepsjsyouhrom yi ----- up-the season-ui-by-using.autumnal___ cakcikc accentcd with fresh roses,•s. A — thcy-ate-Iasagna antand drank \\-ine — tiuning into a bride whiwho bites . colors in thee t flow en and brides- sisterner did the calligraphy on the tl and beer. The floriorist filled the everyone’s iiead off,” saidlid Gainei; maid dresses, ;,p pumpkins in the cen* invitevitations. A hairstylist frierlend pumpkins with rose;)ses, hydrangea, 28;“b o everything you canan possiblyI terpieces andd ] leaf-shaped seating pullciillcd her hair into a ^eek updodo. hypericum berries aniand apples, ihen jj|L ^ 1 ------doiearfylhere^ no reasonn ti.the week— caiiis.------Gainer'has'always loved”do-lo-it------scattered fall lca\’ess oon" the tables.------of: your wedding you shoshould be What^more,:re, noneof her cost-cut- yourslurself projects, and she enthu.rtusi- ‘I t was that carefueful selection of - d o i^ Mass books or tablele cards.”c ting measuresa c dieapened the cele- asdcadcally took on the save-thedadate whidi thmgs to maketkc and which to | H H ^ • ) ( ^ t away, she and ReReilly, 2 9 , ' bration; in fact,act, thqr en rid i^ the cardsrds, invitations. Mass books aiand bity that made it spspedal ^s-ichout rcaUzcd they iiad a chalieallenge on dz^bymaldngiIg it more personal seatirating cards. She embossed cocop- turning it into an'arts-a(s-ond-cralts proj- j H ^ ^ B thisrr hands. They both conojme from . When Gainesner walked dowTi the perc:r cardstock from Paper Source,ce,a c ^ ” said Bridget Gairlainer, the bride^ la ^ e Irish families in1 tightknitti; aisle at St. BarBarnabas Church' in a chainlain of paper stores, with a Celteltic sister and maid of honlonor. “She found ' I 0 | ^ H Iri^ communities - Gaineiiner is one strapless satinin Lazaro gown, she stamjamp and held the invitatittion \^-ays to personalize thithe Molding and B n l H — of six children and grew■ up on the — was able to clairJnim the d r ^ as her- -close Foryourspece c i a l d a ; / } P a il ^ I B P LipBnl^ancei;emeHt H P __ Jor fuller lilip s an J m j^ecklisti U T h e mHnessCente^^ V Lose WeightIt PEIERSONALTRAININ&Ifi. m in im ize}J d lipstick , ^ M \ y Take Off inclches - FUiJLL BODY SWEDISH;H MIRACLE WRAPSS ' bleeding. ; Also featuring... 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E. _ ' •SooCmbforfordgtnls.______- _ k - ' - ...... .1 ' , ------M —Tl’m«>IJ*w»,-Tw(n Full*,:l«,ldAho li Sunday, Fotnuaiy 12 0 004 4 -...... • B r i d i ^ C X —You-vee f o u n d I t h e g u yvnowGC , omes th(i e h a r d {part ...P%ANm Tho Associated Press H H together, and yoyour guests are “ tomanlarry in some of tlie sam e loca-I- n e r for sLx on some occa*iccasions, but anchored to ' thele tables. Thai is lionss vwhere their friends havee we get a little stuck iryinjying to think ncL'isioiis, decisionsuns. If you their little hom ec aaway from hom e marrietried, but tliey want to find a about a bigger picture.e. WeW arc try- invit;ilii)ns wunvere a chore, 'ffi' ^1* I'or th e celebnitioilion. It becomes a way to im ake it personal," she says.;. ing to m ake an ev'cntt forfor 200 feel ori^aiiizing your nuisiI spspecial day , ’ ' H H little oasis for therliem. Tliey will get They’re);’re asking:/^ 'Wliai can I do to0 ' as special as an eventnt forf six 6r also means picking iioJlot only hou- |H |I up, dance, comee back,I rest tlieir malw:e rmy table, my flowers, myy eiglit. It’s a tall order.r. EvenEv doing • ' (|iii.'ts, l)hd;il chairs andind tabic set- ^ H | feet, mingle and1 cocome back again. eventIt spedal,butS] a l» mine?’ ” il for 10 people is a tallall oorder.” tinns but details siicliI as wedding , j It's th eir port of cacall.” . If plaplanning a wedding feels likee “How to make a large•ge partyF inti- i c.ikc tallies, placc cardds s; and more. J t ' J iTjS If you decorateIte your table ere- a formirmidable task, take heart. "A\ m ate; that’s the big’ trick,” tri she I'hiit is oiif reasonI why w Maria : H h atively, you arere helping your. lot ofaf ipeople don't come from a says. “So focus on the:: detailsde thal McHridcMellinf’cr dccitL 'cided tu put ■ l E t t |. BBfl guests to have an instant conver* backgn{ground of having planned a arc m anageable andI interesting,. int ------licr-cxpcrii.sw-aj^-a.wcddiidding-2itvlii;t— ^ W W j___ sation.buildcrJ:lhiIhcjnore-welcont__ _Joi_oLc^f ovcnis of this, magnitude,”’l__whciheiLii's.iliC-way.you .you.do.youiL:______to i^ood use by wriiiT ilin g “The H B I ' ,in& you can mlake ak it, the m o re , she say;says. “We plan holiday dinnerss napkin ring or decorateate the diair lir guests will be,” o r barhlarbecues or p o d u d u o r din-I- . backs." IVrft'CI Wedding Octa:etails; More MU I h appreciative yoiir | tliaii J(K) Ideas for I’enI’ersonali^ing ■ U McBride-Mellingeiger says. “ You Your Wedding" (Harj)iir]>erColIins, u-anl to a e a te ea;easy ice-breaking S2‘A‘.'." hardcover. Dec.:.2i.2003). 2. p opponunitie.s. I[ fifind that when Once you've settled on th e brides take the time to set llie all ?.iyle of your weddinging, Ih.‘ it for- v ’ table in an inteiitcresting way, it inal. casual, or some\ > starts diatter amcimong the guests. between, start thinkiiiking about ™■ ] I It’s a subliminalJ wayv of b<:ing a Boyer' jJew elry really great hostes;less.” Her o'vn favoriteHte table setting is i l i f r p p i! :^ | an all-wliite tableIe with chocolate-• i i I brmvn accents. “I‘I lilove ihe graphic MDj . : f eB“l results of marryinging the rich brown Choosing tintlic tones with cri.sp \vl\vliites,” she says. ^ “Stardied whitete linen dressed ^ location first is sucli; i ^ l i p with diocolale linei — of-chocolate cosmomos or calla lilies - — - ircritial compoponent ' ajid dark Wood1 bballroom chairs I w th w hite (iisliionions is altogether Celti&Zlass^'^ ______^ojlcelcbratioilion______’ ______a ------moderA, elegant ananddassic.” ------" 'OHi)) Want/craftec/tfei/gns inspired byfabsfrac/Ce/fic’Arl i ...... planning.T From "Ttio-Porl^orfect Wedding Details,* a chuppappah of columns, flowers and shisheer And don’t for&)rgei llie chairs. ’ fabric makes!S a dreamy wedding spot. In traditiaditlonal Jewish ceremonlos, thistils “ Dressing diairs iis s a ; nicc punctua- 'j/lv,iAvsilsbk in bis and ber malc/img;g i d s in any color or carat combimifimal/on tion point," she ^ “I find dress- _ ■______canopy represtcsonts.shclter.and.celobrates fami'amlly.tles.______...... ing all the diaiis isis i a litde like ^ d - 3Wc) Weve/-enrf;'ng and inler-twining knknolwork, perfect as gifts of loveiw rylinder vase iliat nests insidiide it. ing .the lily becaua u se having 200, - Maria McBride-Me Mellinger,, ivwedding style editor cylii ) Conlemporiry and inno\’aliiv Melllnger,r. AAuthor for Bride’s magazinetn; and author of ■ ^UtcW ter filling bolli w tli water,:r, she diairs with decoraliialiens is definitdy' ‘^^•0 four earliericr books about wed- linelines the diannel betweenn the over tlie top and in most cases per- dings. Onn a practical note, • budbucket and the vnse wilh colo>lorfuI haps a n unnecessassaiy luxury. Bul ' 1838 Addison Ave. E. 7 3 33 -4 - 4 ! 5 5 2 “ Choosing Uie locatioItion first is “Centerpiucceccs sliouUl not be so flow[lower heads a n d fills llie ininner w hat is grvat is to0 dodi the bride and such a critical compununnent of cele- liigli that giguests can’t see each r.isciiisc \vith long stem s of the s:same groom’s chaire or• ihthe bridal party’s , _____ bration planning,” siiysys McBride- oilier. You w;want to encourage e>e flowilowx-rs. “llie finished centerpirpiece chairs as the centerter of attention.” Nrellinger. ” If you’n rliahavihg'your i “coiUact,*’ she;he'.';ays.‘^ ------.------;------isais anexubcnmrfloralexprcsslislon,” ------McBride-Mollin{Jnger—suggests------wedding at home, youJU design it “It's imixi'rtwrtimt lhat centerpieces saysiays McBride-Mellinger, who5 alsoi m aking a large popoufy bow, sewn very differently from aa weddingw< in fit the locatioition and the mood of the , sugjiuggests centerpieces fashioiioned with th e fabric useiised for the table- a vineyard or any otherher remark- event. Sometiletimes I want to e.\press fron■rom colorful blooms pairedI vwith d o th , wliich ties; araround the back able lucation. If it’s a goldp ball- a sophisticateated, urbane style, other favo■avorite objects induding gil'^ d e d ' o f the chair. And1 if you don’t w ant room 'vith loi.s of goldold accents, times a diamarmipg, countril’ied pres- nutsluts, a pile of pearls, polished fruitsfr to lake the lim e to {sew, a five-inch ' then your floral themeie ^will need cncc and .stillitill odier times I prefer andind even antique birdcages. 'niereTli wide satin ribbonon can make an 'J (0 take an some gildedd aspects,a: as tailored, diiclie Sund«)f. Fcbnuuy■ yd t20 04 T lm »«ew i. Twrin Filli,:t. IdahoIdi F-7 S rid e s 2000 4 ______ ictinpBele right gP f t ^f o r th e new] lyw^ i e d s !!!1le 5Associated Press______flor:il flor pa(tem.<;, including goldlid (detailing on a liglitly ' disiJistressed sage finish, Romanlan numerals iire paint- CoiorYo^^^^f e d YoiYour dioice of a gift for the b:bridal couple can l)c L‘d. ed. l l i e dual chim e moveiH’ement plays either easyisy (registries), problematical:al (what you .spend We:IVestminsteror Ave M.iria chimhim es, w ilh volu m e con- ^1 - mayay Ibe influenced by how well•11 you know them , or :rol irol and an autom atic nigimdmime diime shut-off if yotyou’re related), or adventuroi"OUS (you try to make iption, opt 1 original, interesting selectiouon). Here are some • •The Em pire M irror (54S5)S5) by Carolina Mirror L X > 1 .startearter ideas: for:or W interthur, baseii on-aiiiii ]1830 juiticjiie at the Hi’/ii,,' viMtii; "J iIk.” (ii;l T«inTurn Falls ______.•Something•-& ncu- atllffany & Co. looks timc*tcst>----- du-iu-Pont-estatc-in-Deluware,-re,-iv-a-clussic-convcx— :------_ ,Mni.',\Vmn;iri( -,’,>ir'.'iu Sti.i.i,u.l,nj,n_a ______r edL .It It’s the Arts and Crafts .sterliirling silver collection, cur:ur\-ed circular looking glassass that will grace the JuiimulicrcJ I’ri.Lil iim'iiltdlniiin it'f'UWp\'C eluding a four-piece tea Mt, wlwhich will be at hom e con:oiiple’s first and subsequentent homes. It features vlfll t/k-'liif.ll ltulu l<(i <(i I 'fn-iuJ df> ! I ■ ^ Tlmtl^sw]. Twin Fallsrail}. Idatx) Sunday. February 1.200*:ao4 — 'B IS help you with1 y o u r i/}iavu< ^sr Coumtdom n 4 M/ INVITITATIONS . 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I K endall is a 1999 g Adams and Joseph Kendall M inico High School a Mr.aiand Mrs. Bill Bartholomew I • - - g raduate of Northweswest-I.ineman Christiann Church in -Rupert. A JEROM E - Mr. and Mrtirs. Bill out their marriedied lives. ^ • IS81 Pole Line Rd. College in Meridiadian. He is receptionin t to honor the couple will iBartholomew of Jerome vrill w be Tlie event ivilivill be hosted by h | | em ployed w ith Wilsaiiisbtdi Electric be held I 'immediately i following {•honored at an open hou*luse for their children,'n, Kent (K athy) ! in Salt Lake City. UtahItah. theceremmony c at the Best W estern tth eir 50th wedding anniv =I9I9IH B urley Inrn C on ven tioo n _ C e n t e r W 5 ~ CateringI Oftlcei «• 208-678-3501 : 1 8(800 North Ovcrlund • lluHurley, Iduhu f- „ ) J n C S Tr ftVfctLAtt-e A Ct«»1 ^ w . f *'-'. 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A typiciil proposiposiil iniglit be iuiotlier wiy to tionor the bridal availalilability of desired materialials. “ C law S e t o f ila mnleC’ le t, or "Netv . couple b e sid ess gigiving Uiem e x p e n -' T he ssta ff c a n n e g o d a te dLscouniints Playground for PS.3. 59."S D onors a rock-ssolid M sive gifts theyy imiiy not I'Tmt o r nndd piprice the proposal, then revieiiew from ;ill SO sta te s alread;eadyhavefund- th e-■ pproject. r ed 5780,000 w orth offl> lx> ooks,art suiv DonorsCboose.isc.org is a nc“w wrin- In[n IN n v Y ork City, 1,400 publiblic plies, .sdence c‘(juJpmenment and other . kle on the weddidding registpr tlieme sdioollool teadiers an; no\v using dietii snipplies to studenis4 in Ibw-incoine diat let.s couplesles post their prefer- site; to find rasources for tlieir stistu- n e i^ib o rh o o d s in tliele d ty . : choicee with a ^M |W ence.s online to0 help undernmded m . ■ ■ 1 9 H u public sd io o l dJa.ssrooms. a s -i: ' . C M Recently laumunched to aid New York City pubUc)lic sdtooLs, tlie reg- B B w _istiy_alsp_\vill.cOT,co\-er. 20_ c o u n iie s jn ___■ _ North Carolinaina' beginning in ■ r ‘ January, '2004,4, a n d a f t e r 't h a t , The UlUmate finishinging Touch ] schools in Chicigimgo a n d Denver, i For the Bride... Bridest,le sm a id ... It's th e b ra indiild d ii of Charles Best: * F lo w e r G irl.I _ a Yale g r a d u a tee aand a tcadier at a V k ^ •lUiid-mKlicied Cliffs milxrltl!.wttliiJircJ »ldi • pubKc school in thei Bronx, one of J ' aitluRi pcurUuKil (UcrlctlI IT)N l>e--uU ------By Tho Associated Pfcs'fcss ment.rini;tig i.Sl,‘)')!>) with a round Echoing Ec thp.popular lyrics, thislls pear- New York City^^boroughs. b< He found ' • CuAiiim orders uv»lluhfc c e n te r diamond, dii framed with 1 fing that cliildren, ffrom many low- ivE ...... • all cnlor xclicnic« shaped diamond engagement rl • t.lRtitwclRht fo r all xcuson^ llll lIlL'SN is -.imi'il■ll .aw.iy. never si|iiarecntut sapphires .md corner from Hammerman represents a roo. income neigliborxirhoods don't have • AtillltH S i i.d O - Ctilld $1K.jiM .oti r. :n I'l' \Mii ti iiuiiin.'l'iii'111' 1flow ers live ai'C eiit diailianionds, , the books, anT :supplies, science pie's lasting commitment. "II oilK III lIlL' ]ill()lnuj'.lUJ-.iphs, 'llie soni:iniewliat sijiiared Liicida ” equipment, andnd other materials 1 j Wiuii lum iiiis.isln-iliri.uhi now .is diamond lentci has become a recent they nc-cd for d:dassroom learning. DAZZLII'N G D I GITS ! So h e d e sig n e d ;a Web- site where p iIk' J.iy you \scic.- mlarried ;iii is yonr mainstayV aat 'I'iffany & Co., with diamonds di set in the band. For information & ordurs -- (208)( 73.^-6279 or (208j_734:734;7267.„_-„ ■AflillillU jl AM'llT. slil!II c,iMlciiiiig tile pl.iliniiin 1e engagement rings ning- ‘Hie precious gifts don’tI't sto p teadierr: could dcde\-elop projects in lull! 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