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Sodose:Gol£Ea-Mai]c Calcavecdoa misses a c:campaignn v4ridi cost hini tiie S7 Ifeyernfflnpny, > Associated Press______WASHINGTON — A 105 petper- nt jump in teen-agca^’ drug; useus ice 1992 instantly becamen e a; F o o d &H o m i m pai^ issue Tuesday. ~ Doi(lie calicd it a “nationnon al Bdnlsfflsgar':— tragigedy,” and the White Houso use imed against political graric•and- ded.i>aeeci ' . staiiimding DcDole, speaking to th e Veteranirans rvwlr rro ^ orm- Ik : 0fF(Foreign \Vars in Louisville,,K Ky y., 3^^ i • said,id, “This is nothing short of a P a g e C l itional tragedy. Starting nean ex t • . Jamnuary, I’m going to make2 th e a Tn ‘^iitifn1 dru(ug war priority No. 1 oneo n ce ' ■■ T agaL;ain.” F ^ C 8 TThe l CZinton administratioitio n : H«*n i< ratiaftiTly ____ “ pr pressed concern about the nc------govtivcniment report on drug; use,us< MBtMwiwnmttiirw rclcileased Tuesday, but said itt wasw: . ' Tonab^tiniKAxeacoi B 0 S 1 QlOdtBd fingjrtps doring 8 busy Tueruesday aftamoon of flngeiprintlngInglnthehi^sclioo'ral I ...... <«>«0 important to be merely fodd(3dder dned loa^ashis.____ ------for-rrpolitical attacks.------oesiixnaaer “1“The one thing we can’t do) is to1 - • tum rn drug use among young peop!eople . Martha M s how: Set to a political football, becau:M use table? Ko sweat. lat is the wrong messagee fc fo r Jewfinge;erprintkaw goes5 into praactice sds," presidential spokesmasm an Mik,ike McCurry said. “They’lll jju u s t The law req u ires cmEjmployees who have , . thin O p i n i o n EBW ink it’s an issue for the polilloliti* ola-weadier T ^ i * ___ Goodin]lg schools woriced less th an five yesyears to pay for their, ’ ' danans and not something thatI theythe _ Where home is: As Im criminal checks, whichh costo about $40. B ut hav
* * M TtaM»f(owt.TirbiFiDi.iDi,l W e a t h e:R; r : m i FoRECAgr. ___ A cross THH E N A iio N - ^ i o M »oJ 22- Magic Valicy , E a s t , S o i u d i w e s t r e c e i v e: scattereda showers;; Dolly hits Mexicoico ’ Sunny today. High iain tthe loiver SOs. West « i£ a 10 idershowers wero scattered ove n,h.cciM rm,M . ' • ' Afternoon ihunde overith —— mph. Tonight dear. Lowaw around 50. Thursday sunny. . ------Sooti*ast.cspcQflllysiy ^ong the Gulf Coast regko, withwiihtbta ^ in the mid-to upper 80s.Os. ng across wide oreos of Fbtida. ^ ■ m * . •'The ultrariolet indexac fcforecast is 7, a high exposureelevdL 1 Rain and oonnsI feSfe OD ^ho i3« posable east of the Appoladuadnansi [CodurP-AlfwlaO* I third of tbe nationm 1Tueslay and showers moistet v i i ^ p ...... Extended regionalnal.fofecast- ^""Friday thioogbSimdimdojr m ostly stmny and boL'S tasYucatao ' I n th e WCSt.'^tnrn re n also were widely-scatteredered ore made laadEaO oa the 1 W ' UOWT. chance of afternoon or eevening thtmderstonns eadi parts of Ariama, New. Lows in the mid-SOs to} th(the mid-60s. Highs 90 to 100, ' * rtd akng Stonny weather watvas cxpected to spring ut> aooss»part»o pa iLjwjjjwJatjl Sbowen and tfadndlindemonns w en Middy scattere ' • Camas Ptairic, WVood o River Vall^ the eastern endjofof ai front that eunred fromI Coloradq_thcPJainsCc during ther« n i ^ t Sunny today. High in 1the upper 70s. T o n i^ t dear.ar.Low dnu^'Kan»andli^lTan^ aoosslom ^ nin s 5 o 6 S io “ DcDy strengthenedkJ frunnrtiopicalsiomi intoa wealwealchu in the mid-to upper 30sOs 7Thursday sunny. High in theelower 1 ,-Midiigan. On &bndjtiday, the &ont Iddcikl offstormsoff name just before rmunning ashore on tfae Yucatan PeninsalPeni 80s. aaoss tbe Plains andmd Mkhvest, pouring almost 33indiesof io atinidday'.wiihvrindsds blowing at a sustained 75 mph.ph. ' ; expected to.weaken as it'crossci T r e a s u i c V a l l e y rain on May Ranch,..Okla. 01 The storm was ex; ossed th \ the strongest stonns stretched'^ed -a to n g a pieninaila, t h « gainri strengths agaip over thdwahhwa ...... Sunny today.-Hi^ in a water Q ... in the lower to miiSOs. rfofth "lineaaostsouthemWaJJidnpin. theJayofCampoiieiie today; wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonigo n i^ t d ear. Low ln the upper 4 ^ ^ “ Showcn fell acrosross parts of southern Texa&, ^an .w c r e ‘Hjcsday’s highest!t Iheat index, die rating based ori the mid-50s. Thursdayr suisunny. High near 9a dot) boil scattered from Texaexas across the lower Mississipssipptand u3„pcR,wre and humjmidity, was 112 at Meridian, MluMlsi.an< . N orthern NevadaJa Tennessee valleysrs iinto Ohio, as well as overr pp a n s o t 1 was 15 at Malta, Idoha andMtssouri. two. Mosdy sunny today,y. HHighs Iq w v SOs to the lower«r90s, Oklaboina, Kansu an Tonight fair ^ e s . Lowsws upperi 30s to lower 50s. Thurlursday , ■ ■ [^jnFajl^^^ mostly sunny except partlypar doudy east in the often O T emperatures with a slight chancce ofoi thunderstorms east censntral. p aM ’M lV i Max Min ^ • KEV. ^ Wanner with h i^ f n jm3m tthe mid-SOs to tbe mid-SOs.' ThoAccuWeathef*«r * forecast for t)oon. W ed niesday.Aug. e& 2 1 . ATOuQUorttue. -ST -66 Northern Utah m m m m m K m i AtluriUJ 89 699 -... Sunny today. Highshs {85-90. Wednesday night d e a r. *’*• -®« Ot ia» 20> 30* 40i 90s CO*> TIM 7S eoi Na 100* 1)0« Boston 81 60Q s a ^ Breeiy c a n canyon windsinds. Lows near 60, T h u r s ^ nn Bara* s^mli taipmttn nnttcrM m Oty. Chicago 84 711 Sftcw r-aarm. W»*i fU ^ Dallas 95 733 ■ sunny. Highs 85-90. ■ Denver 91 55 ■»»-.>« Theulcravioletindexfo3c forecast is 8, a high exposure!fcvet k /P t t Oes Moines 82 64 (M ' Ootrolt '9 2 66 __^ T DAHO WEATHER•R ISUMMARY ______Honolulu . 92 78 — I Houston 94 68B .... A l m a n a c ------Smoke and haze dimilimmed the late August sunsiishine Indianapolis 89 71I .... across th e Magic Vollcjilley and much of southern IdIdaho Kansas City 85 677 .06 Idaho Twin Falls Tuesday, Las Vc^s 103 793 M u Min Pe Los Angeles 85 633 .... Pep Mm Min I i Pep Light winds did littlele tito move the drifting f Memphis . 93 711 Boiso 84 56 ...... Yestortoy 82 52 1 , ..... forest fires in Oregon,I, OC ^om ia and Nevada out of the Miami Beoch m m Burioy m 50 ... Utstyvar 90 54 1 ..... GemState. Mlhvaukeo 84 71i. ioi FoirfleW 77 36 ... Normal 89 50 I . .02 Temperatures were nearnea normal but seemed mildlogain 0| Minneapolis 81 ■ 51L Gooding m m ... as a weak cold front crossedcro: the state eariy in thee iday, NewOfleans 90 -78i — Precipitation ranging generally in the S hough 1— Nov# York m m Hagemion 88 44 ... tie SOs from north to south althc HH Monlft to dote: .24 there were cooler reading:lings at higher elevations, Oklahoma acy 92 . 70) Idoho Folts 84 38 ... Omoho B4 S1 l .01 Normol mo. to dote; .24 O v cm i^t lows weree a{again on the cool side, with a few fflOWTS; Phoenix 104 86 ■■ Jerome 80 49 .... inp ng ______^ 5 ..... Wotor yoof to tJoto: 11.II,77 readings m the 30s in1 thetbi higher devations and ranj Pllisturgh 85 622 Lewiston 76 51 .... Normal year to date: 9.9.7S through the 40s and 500 althotighal a few of the lowest1 loca-1 ^ ^ . T Portland, Me. 76 50 COO) WM9I STAT:r,*no«m' O I8»e AceuW»»lh»f. Inc. ) -... Motw) m m .... dons were in the 60i PorUand, Oro. 73 60) .... Malta 86 32 "I .... Comfort factors Warmer temperaturesres are expected to reniro late Reno .84 433 .... NM 1? 31 l*.*j McColl 76 • 33 .... Humidity « noon: 3616 pet.p the week as h i ^ pressuresure rebuilds and brings hot air . .. Sl. Louis - 9 3 ...... 73i ..... B MH T^iaaa tu n m snow KCkz auwv FT.aouar gotor Barometer nt noon: 29.91).98F monsoonalmoismreupfrclifrom the southwest. S alt Lako City 96 68I ..... Pocatello 86 45 .... San Francisco 71 55 Pollen count: 31 (kochio).B). mod-i H jere were no reportsIS of0 predpitation from any loca Salmon 81 39 .... Seattle 73. 50) Staflloy 73 27 .... enite. Mold: 129.(smut).). low.Ii in the state save for someme li1 ^ t showers in the panhand] Spokane -73 59) Sun Volley 76 32 .... ceurwr Attfon* and Mxre er NMiNMe. H i g h s & LOWS______l Washington 84 68} .... Idaho: High. 88 a t En an. Low. 27 at Stanley. . Nation:High, 113at] Stanley and Cascade. S k y w a t c h M ^^S , Calit lin^^atS^ F i r e d a n g e r I Sunset todayy 8831: pjn, & ^ Sunrise tomomiorrow6:S2ojn. F or MORE■ INFORMATIONr The fire danger index for south]uth ^ phase;J- FiFirst quarter, Aiig. 21; full, Auf\Ug. ccntral Idaho today is: 28; last quarter,te r. Sept 4; new, Sept. 12 . , Tune to the National'tal Weather Service radio bandidatVHF-FM162.4orl62£5 si For forest lands: Very high. . V2*ible planetsts hMorrUnK Satuin, Mors, Venut. MHZorcall42J4423,123. Tbe Tnt«»rrw»^ Ida![daho TVansportation For range lands: Extrmc. I Evening: Jupiter,iter. Mercury. Department road rep<'Cportsis: httpy/www.statei(Lus/ii Drugs _ _ Prints- Fire] Crews^ s ' Continued from A l 1995. In 1994)94 alone, a n estim ated mier er W hite House'aides ha^gyg ContfcsedfmAl ' “Person:tonally, speaking o f dis* j A. second govemmeiBent report 23 mipon1 ppeople staned using, beencen subjected to heightencned you p ^ for employeyees w ho have . tric ts acrccross the state, I think 1 ______showed tfiat visits to hoshospitals for mnrijiinnn art.. worked here four■ to five years. youV e gninc eQ'' to ■■icft a hunrh n f —face i testsiof c drug-related emergen'encies also • There wiwere about 10 million groujround security checks ^owwed c _ over five y^rs?_Wefe justj <^ded_ pwple up and quit before their are up. . beer, winee .and{ distilled.spirit - drugrug use'recent ehoii^1 lo i ' todbevc^bpdyandiidp^italL" fingerprii)rints even get'back'," ...... The drug obuse survurvey found ' “ drinkers undmder age 21 last year. promrompt'Secret.Service securii School d i ^ c t s willwi probably . Kilmer saicsaid. wills, ' nervive " that drug use amonglg ]12- to 17- O f th e to tatal, l 4.4 million, were conamcems. ' ' get resultis o f th e crinrim inal checks Kilm erT isis confident, though; he ' year-olds rose lOS percercent from describedi asa binge drinkers, Earlier Ea this month, Baniny vnthin^todghtweiweelo.Thcfin- doesn’t thinkthii his employees have 1992 to 1995. The incr.ncrease w as induding 1.71.7 million described as M cO[cCaffr^, the national drug QjQ.co gerprints will bec s e n t to tb e crim inal[histories. hi: U PPER LAKE, Calif. (AP;(A P )~ from 5,3 percent off thosetl sur- heavy ddrinki ...... t r o01 l: policy.director, implore,j.g j Idaho D ep arm en t: of Education, Oyer thethi past il yeats, 133. S ® m o k y , a m b e r s k ie s m:made veyed in 1992 to 10.99 perccntp in • The tottotal number of occa- politiilitidans from both partiesJ ijQ ' the Idaho Departmitment of taw "teachers':rs'in Idaho had their Tuesday 1 morning inUike CdiCounty' 1995. There were 22.2 cemdon 12.2 m illio n sional cocainelineusers — all ages— stopop trying to moke an issue_ i.f Enforcement and theh e FBL teachingg certificatesa revoked or aappear more like late aftem Americans in that age;e groupg last last year was: ^ ChUd sexual abuslusc and drug suspendec ■as 2,5 million, w hethether on opponent has use d e d , o r h a v e g iv en ii'p iiin Los Angeles. year and 20.7 millionon in 1992, Drug useQ >was well below the coimctiotts are causetse to automat- their certiertificates, said Roger But even that was aJ clecl a r iigs. according to govemmenilent figures. peak levels.ils of the late 1970s, ^ .. ically revoke a teactaching certifi* Hanshew,w. supervisorj of teacher ii The H H S survey said drug tu improvement over recentnt ddays The survey of 17,74:,747 people Shalalasaidadat a news conference cate. But older andid less1 serious certificatioiltion and administrator of fi nong adults did not changi for locals accustomed to airlir tthey showed levels of drugJg usei were releasing thIhe survey: But she 5” “! igc- crimes on an empio;jloyee’s back- the Idaholo ProfessionalI Standards c revious surveys show teen dni call'Califomia’s deanest about the same amonlong w h ite , added that: “while“v the vast major- Ing ground would posee ai personnel CommissioisioiL “This isn’t bad. On Saturcturday, black and Hispanic teer Ki was a t its lowest in 1992 oftifter HiTpmmg fof tJjg G00< eens and in ity of youngng people do not use k»odi^ School Of thei teachers,te 59 were disd- you y couldn’t see the sun,” saicsaid an . teens,from differentit economice illicit drugs, i decade of decline. . B o ard ...... ;s, increasing num bers plined foror sexual improprieties, Upper ^ Lake woman who) gagazed backgrounds. It also saidaid: are reachingng for drugs a n d risk- “Parents have to talk to thelieir “ C ertainly w e willrill take them Hansbews: through binoculars at the1 smsmoky • Monthly use off ILSD and ing their fufutures. And that’s childlildren" about drug:Igs, one case at a time,”’Kilmersaid. K Underr thetl new law, criminal !| h ills in the distance. “I t lookedlool ...... o ther hallucinogens byly tc teen-agers wrong.” McCac C a ffr^ said. has to)' bbe ' ...... Firing someone iss ““a judgment backgrour3und checks will show .. jumped'183 perccnt fronrom 1992 to Now thatt DDole has becom e the a coconsistent message froi•om call” that involves variousvai issues, whetherr anai employee has ever like what I imagine a torn:ornado w ould do to t h e ^ . ” 1995 and 54 percentIt between1 RepublicanI nominee,n his accusa- kindcnderganen through the 122 tth such as w hether tble e * (• • • * Tim ePtm . Twin FtUt, Id M > 3 N a t i o n ,. I T im e f r I all 73^0931. . | ^ ^ N a t ic w) N E ' J B R I 5 E F n M (c D o u |g a l g e tLS IWATERffr R o n x ^ l ^ i l Nevy form of w holestesterol m ay affectt hf e a r t • CHICAGO-AjRlfrknmlOTO form of “bad" c h o leierol s ^ th at doc- ^ , . tors caimot yet measure reliaeliikbly may cause early h eartrtdiseasejust c x • \i as often as its bener-knownn cousins,o a study su ^ e s^ ' y e a r s c j n t e n c i . „ Tlie lesser-known culprit-it — c a ll^ lip o ^ te in (a ) —- mn ay lurk in ' J •• -tiangerouslyJilgh levels Inrth ih e hlood'of l^ p l e whoM'iot■ other'chbles------tcrollevelsappearnonnalI on routine tests, researchers,say. s • LnTLEBE ROCK, Ark."(AP) ^ ^ told I,,,,, ...... m o r e t h a n j u s tt great i coffeel ■■ Excesff levels of lipoproteirtein(a), which are particles of t lilcDougal, a 'former .. fat in th e blood, accountedd fcfor 10 of aliens ^ m ter business partner of' de daily from scratch, ------in mcrtu availdblc ;rh'fiirt'disease''r* th<^ occunaim ng'befbfe age amo}ij Awafd^nirw qourm«^o(M(leed/int3.smoolKiM...... men studied, said Dr. AndiJidrew.G. Bostom, a rcseajnq to two years in prison for itaian$o G roup iiom e fire inIn Pennsylvania claia l m s 4 B WALK • . ‘l ^ P a. — Fire destr^troyed a group home for disableddi^ men H P H H m . 1996 ^ T u ^ay , kiliing a counselor•Ior and all three residents, twotv o f whom - -;used-wheelchaii5r------H\ congratulatiTIONS ' , The bodies were found on the bedroom floors and in thi e hallway ,of the ranch-style home westest of Philadelphia. [vdilaile'ei'^'M ight: Cotiftedb3d h m wire reports t h a n k s , Our ALL N E W jinmr-menu!A 'I ■ J r a O Uirnew I I Best ofA ge G roup 122 — 17 s m a r t ■ Brandy l^nneier . In Twin Fall^1^ next to W aren d i n n e rrmenu A ugust 19-2-23 » 4 p.m.-9 p,p . m . ■ . M ost C reative— AiA dult t ...... tonight Pam Maughnm C ookingI fo r Dinn - . J u ddges g Choice — Adult BeJest of Show S an J-p ip e r : ■J®’'- l l !P ew a t the £ Stephen Slavokikov • B L IIM P t E J ew York-^JCansas Cityt y C u t " I sst Interpretation of Then3me — Adult . Tlm o'is to o important. Why I oz .’bo lie -in I^bw Yorli--lKc Kk in g o( Stu'ales! Jason Hansel9n fo r dinner? WeVo got del ■ 1* . * ond godpn fresh safesaiads. It's all fresh and ready to go.i « . ■ ! £>■■( Enjoy dinnerr anand leave the cooking to us. Children Division3n: ■ rting at §6.95! % . B ' A lla a Carte dinners start 3rand Prize: D a n ie lle \Van Dyk -incluncIuJing Vegebrian Penne Paila,I, iSmoL-cJ Salmoit Cuciar Achievement Awara rd s: '.^1' ; dnj£nJ Smoiictl clilclteri & RcJ cliili iinlinguinc Am aniinda Johnson * SandI d y S e itz ig e r irin Donnelly • Amamnd a R e a d I alio R iity Rctl R aintowV Trout *O ran^c RougK; Honorable Mentioion: TJa Q o re • L ondonI 1 I T h a n k Yc a n d P eo Coke-a-Cola Papa Dogs - Crandall's — Obenchain It •The Judges: '.Sue Clai Bob Jacl .. Tammy ( 1 t r A4 Idahcdaho W*dnNdQ,Ai«tnt21,19969 ------ N a t io n D em oGjaticcom i ivention putsp Mrs.). Cliiftona’shom esto w n in sSpotlighti PARKJUC RIDGE, HI. (AP) - For which Mra. dintOQ is reganpmied here. graduated froifrom Maine Township , Doiwloifay Rodham and two ynmgerger i th ehometown hoi of one of the! “No one'knows quite5 whethec to Jligh Schoolal EastI The^ool is brotljthers. It sits pn tb e com er' of w o rldd's 's best-known women, it . love her or leave heih e r," ‘sfifys stiU th e re , a!as is the two*story Wtosoer and Etm streets in an tqipCT;Kt- jdbdasst^ei^ibcdMxxhXDaUy' ■ se e mled e d like a simple idea:: ' Wietecha, hhnself a Repulpublican... Georrian honiLonie she shared from naM : ■ ‘ Comme;memorate' her roots with aI 'With'the DdnocraticlicNadonaT age 4 with1 parentsp; Hugh and inanixiicurEd,tiee . i 9 PMI M on ! ftencii Conntry B pe. I L^OakTpcT' BEDROOM SETr ROLLAWfflTBED!0 LOVESEAT' BINIHGROOMI ■Rcg.S}276^N0W Reg. S209-NOW . Reg. SB09 - NOW Rcg.S2319-N0W 4 I $g|oo 0 * 3 6 r ■ »I500“ THEIR ClCELLULAR LlilLAR ----- •• - t ONLY------~ | | ' r ON UY ...... ----- 1 1 ...... I ONLY— ~___ ~ II 1 dSJLY . 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WWl« suppiiM tisL17th Street, 522-1000 ' F r e e Dielivery, e l Written Wnrran"anties, Sati^actioh orMMoney Back " I : Credii jpprovsl ttfluittd, Oihtr n DclaiU avtiiirtiilalilr in thc iio m . gpply, VoM »i4w6 txoMias). OfifTiellowstone. 235*1000 eline Road, 733*8000 1763 Fillmoreire St. N. iw..idco.ic«i'.' 733-14317: • Houid:iioii.fA!riM,S*tMJ0f8«n.12-5 ------ lain Street, 788-(994 Mivia Jjrecmcnl. Sclta phon# list Sm Mlespctson for dcUJls, cr reslticilons ano durgcs miy Klfre>pirt5AutttBt31.199a ' ••'S. 11 ■s W e s t e m w c aI r it h e r s a t d l i t e t oolodc^v'ayfioii i m sun briefly Weathe] gives firefight(i ters WASHDJGTON (AP) —— 1U k e a ^se2Eee BccmaHy NQAAc^ o S c ^ s m L pcfw n by th e l i^zt,tbe ^ ioa» ■r i - ,'j . A.' ) i > r m 2 5 M TheTinKS^ews l ^ A : ^ ~ ■ Wednesday, fAugust 21,1996 E ditoriai\L isA'P ^ ' : Insider ccharge is iirrelevant, &CCOD J’ £ W K -» < « pverwoAk e d cam ppaign tacticic tm cU/Mp*C^^] f *ratrg-in i ?!TO»rr?tJiiSi&iniidcarear- Craigs dndriver^ license diminishes Min-Mi ' < 5 / ^ - - : V gFj»!iinE. i£uLvec’s Ikluesises oow? nidcandci dieapens the campaign, J spaw ns sink co On c hte e other ' hand, the Craig cancamp / ' Wui ^B S CICCTQI^C sthebeub. t] doesn’t getge any points for candor. AfterAft S^zfao ^O^ECS aftbesnrpmed Mmnirk^:attack, Ciaig aide M ils IVaIVaty - . ■ ^ (W §i»T»» tr>.Tr qmr iBsnsemiorsen- faxed CnCraig’s license to the medied ia, { ^QXK^s )|»Ti fi T< mox VngmcL For . showing> ana Idaho address. Ihac^ a I bit c£c onrnissjabsntWasH- JC disingemmuous, since the address!ss is > g n iT. IDLC W t o e wo ool uld we expect C raigs BoiseBo office. Does the senatnator f.. ^ ^*1 !!t ]»jC^ keep a cot» t in the back room? - \fi~iirnt"1ir ffri^ TTt»i1 ii iL‘i.'3f1ranc- rfr3n’<»ngPt^ C iaig’s:’s professional ; staff wouldId 1 b e ' & K SS feggFffpg Otar o a e of tlth e d u stie st, weH-adviaased to monitor IVacy’s actio:^ o n s ' ^^Qj^3CSC CfiSlCS rfr^ fampm'gn*".'^1* band- on Craig’sg’s bdialf. Ttacy has a repulputa- 7 ^ ■■wii; g p»i«n> TOTrrTn* n p aj^ g a T ngr jm exper tion in the^ Idaho media for slippe: ti 3cpiptf> h m o f ' ness, whichich this incident does nqt u in*\Rrigg: p rove.. '!?J i k J ^ / j D o o n e ^ m i y By Qarry Trudeau M allard Rllmb™ bre B y B r u c e T ms fe i ^! ' I V I^C C iffiT S TTSCS [ 7feru.BS7Jl!M6 vJi^ I KNeiiJ0 V > 0•0 0 1 f j c = A ^ DH ^T»!aassvas/wuw eVEJfflHINS^ANP ■ ^I A«4r IVIIKS K aufaxffUfrxsmu, ■ ■pecnefifi&KABV! ,. TocarfT ■ : 1 you w gee iHiNbHw>ie_ S plee. A ^ttHrSQlHlJlKA ^ (f sfeffis teo nxaiiie lasj!€.->£a- /r^eaxzlJ mcoHfejimTOfur ■ I ACM?^ CFXR ^OTTSS L s s s s s ■ i (KftssnacTcajoRKt m j I ■ puosr flXisi’A, t .ac:.-^ i< Iv \ fioepTA y ? fiSH iK BUJj: OBI A PulOSdlR,^ V ■ 1 Tfersjra fK mcs' I fvaacxe ^ \ - ! li » V e - / \ s r . ij J • ------J - V - 6 . . c * ‘ - A n > ' / • ^ I [»B ______WaOMdiy.Aivtit 21.1996: Tkm*Mm,T«tnFtlls, Idaho M A-7 ' iimTHEUViUiF^ H’s t i n e to vote ou t Cralilalg" NowletmeteUyclyouw&itafomi' andwelfan[far? to dire for six ^an d - S en-Iany Craig.i»hose fink ing for) gets . children,1, andai her daughter in Bat^aaandagagtnadear taxes and insur* another: d dt; ty was receiyingSl,636 vasae dnprnaus to Idalio dtsat£ _ ance tfau earns $34,34,000 a year- a mondi1 to to care for her other nd boyfriend and.S700 in - Pe^^e^hasnow a lotrecdvs'ordo : threeandt jadics so she can live.in a- S**aro *im a pan to ship tttx^ notqaalifsrtorlree!ee school break* rent'Subad RFUiTl ' fast or lunch or foodsod stamps, no" ' - nice place)ice and because they are • wag p tp K e iB d aiT hedtizcB li. m oar oe^ibenog state bare nuidimu free medical care,^HeadStart, H • ondiugs. n axmocKLintii Idahoans anjg ' 'Am^jsire, housingiogsubsidi^no W hy^/bA m crica docs this hap* ^ ' ■ pOT?Ajeore our elected o ffid a ^ , » 1 a bckof pbBtkal dout ac t “ ’i m u s . a iHtKese'wdfore a ' ■dpIngUeirieiribbTTdoiut thinS s b r' - latsaoalEn^Totbdrcredit. familiesthatgfitS3{S36,OOOincasH Alsol'wanirant Dcntocrats to t ^ us • ‘ ho«eKr, Nevada’s senators'J- payments are in B«Boston,'New . whythcpr} president andLWalt' f i n ^ bard a^tmst tbe bin wli ’Washington, Miiwd;tuV, hale all famjfM^ ranch- altpayiiig for this ers and militarymil in this country? illii QraxB dompiaied and &ially stagedaldiglfaTGIibustertofi • ' Ineverythy thing he saysiir d o ^ he stan a voce.'ntere are many a ick, I dare you to sendsdierhe message that'hehopes niujM-ni^ aod eeolo^nq obje Dneeamiogless weallgob:'0 broke or die and fade. - QoBStotbeNen&sue^iuui ' - S S S m Suld d pay taxes'and— awayi WhyVhy is that? Why does h e - - Ctai^s faOI is primaril; a publiubiic , luve $15,000 lessstoliveonthan 10 ortheDcn:)cmocrats hate farrocrs.,' . reSaoaoseffiartwfaicb enablediW ihe those™ welfare in this country? .^andranduidlers and the ijiilitary in 'Seoate to "sbh^ tbe nudearQj. IcbaUengeanyDyDemoaatw^I thiscouritru f ^ so much? wastestoc^tsue. or anyone live on1 hthalf as much as Istilldaidare some Democrat to I why us rich people getting 6 isjfet another sign lhattCiaia Cr these on welfare!IDonottcllme Dl eipliunwh Hiw^anwhff f thisisnothappcninningbecauul homewithnth 521,000 a y e ^ should the pftic a l Hodd. Recently, t I grandmother on have toI paypa: any taxes whatsoever? TOcrfagainst tbe campaign- icurity receiving EMMAdA ROBINSON gnitce refom bi^ wtadi offenffered S2,176amoMhiiiSn Social Security Jeromeme real bope of wresting politicaiical ______iofinence from tbe bands offbig- bi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a n ^ spedal interests aiid letnmiag it to the ddzent Wl Becaise it would deprive him ares this tow. vyou ( would i thebrge&iU^iU iril contributiob With fal % £coa tbe mintDg, timber and 0 iodDStries wbidi be so asdduoduously I think Wlwe were bom VCyesterday. --(B&Evatts?Oaighasannreni gxgptten that we send our ele Buy now du:during our 15th Anniversaryiry Splc and fly for A ^ L oS dats to Vrasbington to solv only$69-$15959 each way, depending oh)h 1how far you go. tbie real, pressing problems th tUlfl’BHtnS. * * Save the mostost when you fly on Tuesdayiay, Wednesday or Walt HiSnngk Opposes nud r This Tjiursday August 22 M E o r Y} S a v i in g s ft h r o uj g h o i t h e ss t o r e » o f 1L O - 5 0)% f i Buy 1, gett , ! EI cu rJfei> r ' - 1_ - T h ea Home 50% of 9 QUEEN-SIZE BED-IN-N-A-BAG Save 30-40% SEIELECTED BETTER 1 6 9 . 9 9 9. Includes comforter, bed skirt,•t. sham(s). flat sheet ^ M S P O R T S W E A R . Reg. 24.Ci.00-86.00.14.4OC0.20. A greijreat '- ' Reg. 1 9 9 .9 9 . Ii th e 2nd heet. plllowcasc(s). In 3 patternsns. Bedding. WL assortmeni of summer lees,;5. shorts, skirts ond pants. Beltletter - end fitted shee ENTIRE STOCK JUNU N io R Sportswear. SPORTSWEAR AND 9 9 . 9 9 AANY SIZE ALPINE DOV3W N DRESSES* ITER Reg. 140.00160.00. FeaturesFc 230-thrcad- S a v e 4 0 % m i s s eES s COORDINATES. Reg..34.00- 3< COMFORTE iric c o tto n ticking. Natucal BeddinJlng. Choose from tops, pants,Its. 68,00, 20.4040.80. Selcctoitod styles Irom Alfred Dunner.ar’ □nd count cambric d r e s s e s ond moro fromn ‘ '• . Koret in sizes 8-1 8 . M issesi Sportswear.S H k J 3 0 % ENTIRE STOCK*• F I N E & Levi's*. Union Bay*, Rompm page*. S a v e 3 C 28.00.- CASUAL 0CHINA Reg. 10,00500.00.0 .7 .0 0 ^ 5 0 .0 0 . Ploce Bongo* ond others. Thee Cube.Ci ' St a v e 3 0 % c o t t oON i TWILL PANTS.Reg. 28 S | 9 :ts and all open stock pieces frorfom Denby. Oonsk. •Sceona Hem must M ot equal o 19.60. From Gloria Vanderbilt)llt and Memphis Essentials. PiePleoted settings.’sets i asa and more. *^cIodes Galleryry China. .losief voluo; eiciudcs CK Catun i ond plaln-fronl sty les in khaki3ki. sand, novy. and black; Sizes:es 6-iS. 'Lenox. Mlkasa Gcesi and MostJino. Misses Sportswear.. ISKar 7 9 . 9 9 T-FAL* T “TENDANCE- 8 6 - P C . BK COOKWARE SET Regeg. 99.99. Soge ^14>99-BRIGaS® st PANT.[ Reg. 19.99.'Contemimporary'polyester styling In blocilock. , ...... gray, cream , ta u p e o r wine. SSizes 4-16. Peiito Place, ' -.. r J ...... \ " ' s c ave S a v e 3 3 % s e l e cCTED i INTIMATE APPARI ■ 33%_ IReg. 6,06-54.00, 4.b2-36.1818. Assorted sleepwear. robes. 'E kx tra 50^r- o f n loungwcar. bras, shopeweo^1^ panties and daywear. l ^ y j . F A MMOUS-MAKER ‘ ' a HANNDBAGS IS ave 80% woMErEN'S FASHION HANDBAiA O S , G llearance ( 42.00-62.00.28.14- JEWELRY J AND ACCES•SSO RIES. Reg. 10.00-200.C)0.00. . kwear, 4.You'll find a large 5.00-100.00. ! Choose fromI mnn assortment of belts. neckw£ assorin)rimonfo( satchcls. flaps nccklacos. ' bracelets and moilore. • top-zlpsiocfioosefrom.top • , wear Save 25-40% Betitter Sportsivi Handbodbogs. j MEN'S AND WOMEN'!;'S ATHLETIC SHOES. Reg.RO] * 44.99-79.99.. 33.74-59.99.I. tA selection of oerobic, baskelt ■crosstralning and o th e r stylosles from Nike" and Reebok". Mis!sses; Sports^>wear Missses, Pe'tite35 and Sav|p„^ 1% v i M&O lM LK iffeU -___ Wor>men’s Dresisses BUSTER* BROWN. OSHKOSH* Save 25-30% SE^ELECTED BOYS 8-20 Petit it e P lace & CARTER'S* "'M A C T IV E W E A R . Reg. 14.C1 .0 0 6 8 .0 0 .9 .8 0 -4 7 .6 0 . Favo.riti)rlte • LAYETTE styles Irom Nike*. R u ssell',•7Kceu'oK- t orid'tTi'o^a. KTaswomrrto:------Reg. 5.00-36.00.3.00-2:0-21.60. A ssorted stylqs. KidsworlA«rld. . s a v e 30°/o ENTiRiRE ST0CK..KIDS Woi)nnen’s WoriiId ------OUTERWEAR. Reg. 32.0(.0060,00. 22.4042.00. A grearea t. ’ selection of styles and colonors lor Infanls, toddlers 2-4, girl:girls 4-16 , • and boys 4-20. KIdsworld, ' Juniniors S a v e 3 0 % o i r l sS 4-16 RELATED SEPARATES. Reg. 16.0030-34.00. l:L20-23.80. Tops,, pi pants, skirls ond Jum pers from Byeyer, Back2Back. Spurnoni and oi ' KIdsworld. . Faslsiiion Accesssories 25.99-32.99 l eEVrS* v RED TAB- JEANSJS.Reg. , .. • 29.99-42.00. Choose Irom1 Levi's*I 501*. 505*. 550', 5555 5 '5 6 0 - intir;imate Apparirel and 5 6 5 ' cotton denim jean:ans. TlgetvShop., IH .9 9 S a v e 2 0 % e n t i rRE STOCK YOUNG MEN: N 'S o n / H SILVERTAB” * .JEANS.5.,Reg. 50.00-56.00. 40.0044.M .8 0 ; « M Ud R o b e s •LONQHI CAFF^ . Relaxed, loose and boggy stylessl with pleated or plain fromont. ond . t rl e E V I S O - relaxed-fil button lly je a n s..Tiger T Shop. ESPI P R E S S O enswear M AftK t E R 2 9 .9 9 ALFANI PIN!NPOINT AND BROADCLCL o , „ IVIei .:3 5 .0 0 3 9 .5 0 . Basic styling wllhxllh 100% . 1-149.99. High-performance DRESS SH IRTS. Rcg. 3 colton com fort. M e n 's Fumi;■nishli^gs. ' . pumpip rmachine features "never- Tige»er S h o p crema" system for on • S l a v e 4 0 % m e n ’'Ss CHAMPION AND RUSUSSELL nallc, frothy lopping on each * oromat ACTIVEWEAR. Reg. 13.(3.0022.00.7.80-13.20. Assorto rted . ■ . of espresso. Modol BAR14. '■ i •. Jersey tees, tanks and shortjr ls In solid colors. Five-Sd•S tar Kitchen. . Kid!dsworld Ewiuiio* Meo'* nnd Boy-# CoiiWiw:iwa.TlfgiHaf wW/of orts-nnl 'pnees opposipowlnRlnUili «hcfll*«r>wil rellocl ofluiinfl pnceses whicii miiy not how rciuHM m aetuolUAl iKM9. V ______J / ' < \OM u — ...... ^ 4 HO --1 •800-286-4802 ■ • STORE HOURS: MOt'ON.-SAT. .10-9, SUN. 12'2 - 5 ...... ■ ; ...... ■ " - MAGICVVALLEYMAUVTWINm FALLS - 736-6820-'•■^TOLLFREEINIDAHC ^ ‘ . ■ Ir r ’-...... BwfetCltsteBb ■ " m In s id e M u rd e r trials cac ^ Obituaries...... B2' surplus'Miniddcflsu ^ Id ah o ...... 'budgcL'b l ’ . : ' Pag9 B3 GIG aiLLE V CUyEdianKev'uvin Ridert-r 733-0931, Exf.t.234 21 . • ■ T h e TimesTNews ■ Wednesday,, Aufflsti 21,1996 ; ...... S e c t inrB ^ l ■T^;^Ardut State’s wcwelfare resform widir affectt local ecconomyJ ^ ley kPat Marcantonio expected to sign a natioItional welfare ’ Wes Fie'idds is keeping an open mintnind. ie»^twiwrtt8f______I ______A F D C^statistics reform bill la te r this week.;ek. The federal The welfaifare system just got out of handhan • bUl v ^ provide more enosncouragements _ and this> isi; a good. start to tame if,{ ,hh e _ ._ ...... ows the Oln'theM a^cic Valley, 2,929 single ' ifBoard JAPAUL - Louise Rehwalt know . than obstacles to Idaho0 rireforms,^ays . says. Twin Falls Fair irkings of the Idaho Departmetment of paremsrecdviived Aid to Families ' Saunders. “Any timetil you got a change, peopliople iolth and W elfare after 20 years lent Children benefits Although the federal1 measurem calls areconcereraed about the unknown,”’ sal said l e M a s t e r s iaen’s advisory coundl. Rehw : th ere are about 9,000 . for a five-year lifetim e limiiimit on benefits, Fields, b1 rretired Camas County formerm er welcomes Lyle atewide. About 70 w w a t c h ^ th e system changejele beforebw eiore - . EdSSI redpients sttt( jj,g the srate’s can keep its nvo-:wo-year limit on who hasI wworked on health and welfarilforc TWIN FALLS - T he TwTwin Falls Counly reyes. le funding for cash AFDC benefits. issues simince 1969, and now chairss th the Fair Board has added Lyle 1 [le Masters as a new , uy*‘You don’t visualize iinythinj ,u: assistance camime from the federal “There’s nothing to sayly tlthe state can’t departmerlent’s regional advisory council, member. ling this government. ndl.------istic,*” she said. “1 fig to d it was be more stri<^” she said. “■I’m reireal supportive of (reform),m). I M asters Is a well-knowniwn member of the According to the Department of Improve on what vve got, but TTie sm te is already ovei)verhauling wel- don’t haveive any negative feelings abouibout ' community, best known foifor his auction ser- *7 I Welfare, welfare lole idea of^changing, the tim'ctae ifM Health and ' fare where It can, such:h asi imposing it, yet,” FiFld d s said. ‘‘Things may sho\show vice of 38 years. H e has5 beenbe active in the time hos. reform couldd push about 1,000 tougher penalties on paren Twin Falls County F air for jpany years and • n e .^ . AFDC redpleilents into the Magic irents who don't up we don'm ’t know about later on.” rhe tim e /u u come., pay child support.------H e -llk r ' ' ' W K r r . ' ■ E a s t & r h I d a h o3 rm an needs soiikne good luck : r winter of none [jBoo wife; I^tioa, to ' brokes fafats hip. He had three pins ?k federall probe .NIIER(AP)-W iIliii">Vi“W M E flr gettinghisFi^ : Demo()cratsse? Hams b lo d c ^ for some ^g x d hick, Id a h a H e livesB . L ■ ' m a g i c Vy5a lley AV e s t •» IncreasiE►ieinprp])perty ta5ixes nee(d e d to ppay for I'M inidotka trials> ' ByloriBdtkMU; f orcoimty'residents. r a Jesus Dia]az and Kody Batcher arere jSwiirfi UntinnS'tmUfOA . " ' j f^ c Ritterson cs noor o o ^ C o m e s ’ ve & ca:t n d o i h r ■■ I IHH9HH 3femnn ^ n t K n t s i z n i f p f e i s i a i z n■ TsfemT6] ds- KIdS- ■ 5* y oou & .y a w ^ im ly m emher. l mnSmr^ 2S13 Il[R iritc^ ’Saite.#S§ 8 * B ta le y Suniummr ~ itrA<»oh TI7mi if^nii ETnr<$5ontinien£rire cnC 67iS77-4I97. X"----- P ' / / D a y C o n t o r A P ^ ' W B o f w ould you thiink if you tou.u l d h a v e : P c lem o hom e at ]*■ >JlaaiiEi)l]yEhnraone, qoider than Ditt bub gtiodilionol t construction tediniqui[ques? I C o m e B e e o u r d tC ounty F air! t— *Jlfameli«itsanisnraneo!Q!lyieponabk? t h e livin F alls < .U q S C b dinbig ii a s b 50 to 70 petB rt lesss tlthan tiodilionol built homes inlyourneighborhood. yc |Ws -tteoaanngerage 2 trees pff home coinparedI w/25« trees used per honie underder traditional CDD^tal^&D ndhods. W BSSS^SBtK^ * A BqUK tbof CHDB51DBS ovo&ihle w/on optionol energirgyworrnnty? '■ '-.M * idcer A bsQ octoponcr&ie B wd6 (psdcB tboa 0 tro(^' B4 Tltne^m.Twln>iQt,»k,idtfw W a«w^,Au(tMt211991996 ' , . 1 Fom^Bonianer County treasiasurer pleads .guileIty to embezzlingg;.. Boise nrnurder ccase headds to trial P ) — Former frnn wroteWl ch eck s'te herself frpmDm tthe I sp arer Karen Wddoo,^B, 46, on M onday admit-, ta County . BOISE (A P)- CallinUing it per- Cahill argueiued, the prosecution . coodsndnBTcJy dettracaA bow sfa Wtfdoa bas pleadeiied guilty lo ted she tuc the county credit Prosecutor Fr Tevis HuQ said nolodeal dl haps the most drcumstaistoncial evi* had not offersered enoiigh evidence, fied. embenBog B^pre tbth an 512,000 card for personalpei purchases, and . had hs b m made to receive ^le piplea ■ dence he has encount(mtered, an and the firstrst judge in the case Bat Ba Calull iriained to ti Ada County judge nonlonetheless oversteppeded his discretionaiy Sdncchyaminffn b id sbe cSb • allowed prosecutors tbto proceed ' authority; o fI s ik ts n l c s n s s , it iraoM b . with murder charges;es against Kuzmich^,ev, 55, is charged >rfih uolikdjr n lil for h er body to b a r ■Veniamin “Ben" Kuroiidnichcv. . killing his wiwife o f four m onths, ' ' beensea dumped in pcfcSc Tho former Russiaisian ballet Wanda Cowgwger KuimicieT. 61,' . CaUnCa] qKS&Bwd dK o e B i i director, who lived inI TwinTi Falls around Septpt. 15 in Boise. Her tyof: of a s n c e ^ so fe £ I . before moving to B oise; is nude body wawas found in a brushy saidslid she sar B a KsBBder accuscd of killing hiss newlywedni hillside. A. plasticpi grocery bag inglg dd o a a wife last fall. was tied, overi>er h e r head, leading Wnpdirie rope aii.miju the te s m S & Fourth District Jud;udge Alan investigator;o rs to conclude' th e WanefandaKnnnirfrr<&agpe»M Schwartzroan, however,er, M onday cleaning wom:Tman was suffoQted. And A n CahiU painted o d ______comended_Ada_Counw.ity.prosecu-— ^—Her familyIy ut^stony-facod; 4ur>----- UafivU9a»sRid»dSdB^^ tors had presented a1 babare mini- ing the prosoisecution’s description presinesidedorer the PetE uay beaaa r - . mum of evidence needednei to of how the kilIdDer w o u ld in g ,lg, taccepted v id x n t coBsses charge him with first-degdegree mur- to hold her anarms behind her bade thee der. to keep herJ ffrom removing tbe Deputy De' Prosecator The ruling allows the case to plastic bag whilewh she suffooued. BOsrftsrae said a pathningig coaoa- co n tin u e tow ard its sclscheduled Cahill attattacked the premise dodeoded snSocinoQ was tbe oosost ^ Jan. 6 trial. that the bagag proved th e victim - ■ likef}Icely cause of death. cx:d sssed Schwartzman was actiacting on a - had been suffiiff(pted. Cahill noted lat tbe m e of a p b ^ b ag - defense request the chicharges be that in earlarlier testimony, a nnlilJil^^a fireaiin ~ «aggest«»d dismissed b ^use, attor:tomey Gus pathologist saidsa; h e was imable to p r e » O t a h ^ z z: Dancers att l BSU ofifficials br;race for 19% impact ^ The M agk: VQlJey MallLl 7!i8 Assoclatwl Presi ______long-lerm impmpact would offer lit- many tie hope for■ rerestoration." ydadhiri] has already s c s its Dancing at112:30 and 2] :3 0 {^residents of Bois(nse State The initiatiative, which will ofsn■ rsrr *<11^ 1 J; I University and Lewis^aC lark S tate a p p e a r on1 thetl Nov. 5 ballot, . .thele pastp d eo d e £raa pe: College have some direre fforecasts would cap propertypr taxes at 1 centmt to 1Z6 perees^ win £aa° ilu to g nraphs 1:00: anda 3:00 att Pro Imagee for faculty members iff vcvoters opt percent of1 taxablets value and even:■en more tesssznoe is Ae BSQ for the One Percent Initiaitiative. immediatelyy shifts S228 mlllioQ in a l soamhSesex for fiaoe bodgei Boise State would haveave to ^ln SANDPOINT (AP) — A.self* sentence for3r armed bank rob- proclaimed w hite suprem.(unadst on bery. H c wasis s aiTcsted Sunday as the U.S. Marshal’s Servicrvice most- he rode a bicjlicyde near a Priest W h I wanted list was captureured after River recreaication area, police ■snaQxr.ttCTTxrifD ^ leaving his booby-trappetped P riest said. iFionjticc •AjoliiiccS'TxiS River home, authorititities said Bonner Cov:ounty officers and .T«m asecauT I IST.BENEEd i c t s F ^1244831 HEDU1£AN I rwTT InliihiiuMin tcnict IU(lm 16.' m FAMILY MIDICAL * rnmfcllnU) ■ 709 North Uncoln V )lNTOENt f ' ■ . Tender care; I ■In s id e 9 ''Wbridngbut , Dear Abby...... '.'.04I James Dulley ...... C5 gaidcnas’wocs. I Martha Stewart...... C8i PageC2 IE k E ^.2 4 3 _F ? o o)D^ lOM______: FoodEditor.Danmise Turner- 733-0931, Ex/. 2- The Times-Newsvs ; , ' • • Wednesday,f, August 21,1996 J, Scctionin (C 1 Thjswoma'im spends Ihersummiters... Sun dliri^d iiitin tomatooes- ft has taken Nale six yearsirs to transfonn her back yard. delici(ious ^ a rradis} e j L c) with p;Dasta By Denise» TurnerT ^ Denl»e Turner Th»»Wevw wiftcr_____^ Tlmwtiewsviwwrtter______■ T W INI FALLS F/ 7 Ju d y Nale has seveiiren rooms inside h er ^ fevJ* V* '-J TWIN F A L L S -In respisponse to a reader ho m e-anand d lots more rooms out back,k. . . Nale’t Twin Falls home ts suirounwnded by careful landscaping. request, Shlriey Ford ofI T w u Falls sent in “Ire ad ssomewhere t that your yard^^quld sh have - a redpe uiing sun'driedftbmatoes. to: said Nale,:le, standing in the middle of I She noted th at sun dri«dried tomatoes are fully-Iandscidscaped back-yard lawn. “I L also dclidous added to stewsste and spaghetti to (Afferenttait rooms in my yard.” sauccs that call for cannem ed o r fresh toma* N ale, a Twin ’ Falls High School toes. - teacher wiiwith a passion for gordenin “Add a few. diopped, siusun dried tomatoes creadijghe1 her outdoor rooms sue years a along with odier tomatoes,jes," she wrote. . she boughtght a one-story model home wiwith brown PASTA & BEAN SALA]LAD W H H SUN prcssedwoiwood siding. There was a locu DRIED T0MA1l ^ E S ...... Ihe.frpntyatyardj.but nothing in the back . 2 dips small pasta -- spiral,sp T)bw tie or. Shell Whetetolto begin : *1 (15 ouncc) can lddne>ney or pinto beans, • dlrained ,“I did1 everythingev by trial and errirror,” said ' 2roa^dredbcllpcppejpers, chopped* ____ Nale, who10 sstarted by purchasing threeee trees (“1 1 smidl tomato c h o p p ^ I don’t know what k K m / ' Z-S g r ^ onions, mincedced a re ”) at Krengcl’s. 1/2 cup low-fat mayonfiaiifioise thought about wheilerelw ant* 6*8 ta b le sp o o n s sujn n dried tomato, e d to have shade.” soaked and chopped Nale dedded to0 imix ever- 1 teaspoon pesto greens with floweifers and to 11/2 to 2 tablespoonss lemle on juice (fresh m ix her flowers tog< W' jjHI squeezed) “I didn’t want alllUpcrenm- , als,” she said, “am Salt and pepper to tasteste m d I don’t > Parsley, apdonal like just a rose gardirden.” She designed hetier garden------lerest. . . Cook pasta accordinging to'directions. - for year-round tni( one sealed jars at least 1 inchch above: bottom of “room." iieBui h e re v e rg r^ n s s it in hcrfords explore _____ketde, bdng careful jars.d^-dojioCiloudL Fill______------another."— 'room." A twig chair is place with boiling water so jarsjar are covered t “There ai lere I have inch, but do not pour waterater on jars. Cover ■ B utterflies a n d hummingbird< p ut things t ipriseyou, ahd begin timing when wativaterboUs. too,” Nale,se aro little secret places whei She alsogs thI at will ju m p out and surploor rooms, Here’s a recipe fromim Knight*Riader some.fashio ered on an News Service. It was printcinted to response to lesaid. excursion yi has pathw ays in her outdocshe bought a request by a womanin i in F lo rid a who so some stone:>hioned from rocks she gadieror $6 each. Twin Falls Englishh teacherte Judy Nale pauses nextct to.someto MeldUond roses at the gardengo she has created In her backack recalled purchasing the;he perfect apple* dug ^ t sn fcyears ago. M ore recently, sh' sauce cake from Oronolnoke Orchards in lirt around yard. them. )nes at Kimberly Nurseries for Stratford, Conn., duringng the 1950s. This for them a n d packed the dir red p e is dose to the origin:ginal. & • BROWN SUGAR APPLELESAUCECAKE Howtoma Photos by (Makes 16 servings) . ^ - ■ Nale wat iker'hoses, and she 1 cup butter or morgorinirine, softened rc s e a i^ emaintain s l - sthem. ]Vlilike Salsbun^ 2 cups firmly p a c k ^ brobrown'sugar ...... ■ waters h e r g ard en with soaki;asoseeNAl£.PagoC2 ...... i _ - le g g • ICS her plants before she buys t 3 cups all-puipose flour,ur, idivided h -V ------Pleas 2 teaspoons baking sodaida H 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground dnnaiinamon - H 3/4 teaspoon ground dovJoves H 2 cups appIesaucc 2cupsraisms 1 cup chopped walnutsts B ' Cream butter in large! mixingmi bowl; grad- , o- ually add brown.sugar, bebeating until light • and fluffy. Add egg, beatinIting well. Combine Qlj 21/2 cups of thc flour, thehe bakingI soda, sdt ^ ' ! im d spices; add to creammed e mixture alter- _ ^ I jiately ivith'die appIesauccucc, beginning and ' ' jjnding with the flour mijmixture. Beat well S after each addition. - Dredge raisins and vrailniidnuts in remaining 1/2 cup of flour; fold into(0 Ibatter. Pour bat- H ter into a greased and flouiloured 10-inch.tube H pan; Bake-at 3S0 degreess flfor 1 hour and 15 minutes, or until c ^ e teststesi done. Cool in R ] pan 15 minutes; rem ovei fnfrom pan and cool . ■ completely. Requests Send in your recipes2S forf foods'using' B summer’s garden boun^.^ ^ ' | 3 Rccipcs to share or reqUcqUcsts'for trcipcs to 0 A twig chair Identlfles a ’room’' In the garden.^ share should be sent to} RecipeRt Exchange, •N ■ Denise Turner, Thc TimeS'ncs-News, P.O. Box = 548, Twin Falls. Idaho 53303-0548.83- Please fio'nowBis are a n a n ^ ' by hue, guiding i enext . include name address andi pfphone number. Ing the eye from one wewi to the r J C-2 VnmHewt,'MnFtD$,Utl IW . • 7 H o m e &GGarden At this pc)oint in seaason, beansIS may neeed a soakirng;- iTimes-js-N ew s ciassifiet3d..Caii:733T()93iSI tomatoes;s require ppatience; rcroses wantttenciercaare f Q I i • FerinkinkaOM oterTopRipoir •RtnnfotoBoDiliibst^ ' < Green beans, tomatoc!:oes,' r^ses the problem tuturns out to be lack toms:ns: If the petal edges turtrn ' botiytis, but in die futfuture, make . vRmoIocolorio9CeBnterTops&' ' and potatoes are on SouthernSo of pollinationon, you caii either browniwn, thrips might be the culul> sure' you plant rosess where» they BolhTth lB b ? ^ • CulMii Colori ■ . Idaho gardener’s mind:nds these hand-pollinatete with a little paint pritsts..} W ithout a m apiifeing glassass - get the morning sun. days. Let’s look at somenie of the brush, use a bleblossom-set horm one yout mimight not see a thrip unlcs:2SS Balling ot rose budsds is seen on . CCall o C urtis W ard T o d a y' • < (208) 735-1660 difficulties. . ------1 it movnoves, but thrips have a tasteste old-fashioned varietic!ties vrith lots • Why did my beans ; foir r li^t-coloredli rose petalsIs. of thin petals. Wheniwetweather- wi < flowers, but no beans? ' Diaziiazinon worics sometimes, bui>ut sets in, they can’t diyy oout enouj^ ______Beans jnifihLdropJhdr.;dr.bloS'_ ____.-■-G r e e n ____ -o«hrthenejs.recommende.d.bjby ___ t0 . 0i«n_pi«pe.rly,.andlidjVs.^trays___ :______soms for several reasons,ins. O ne rr-v_ le A m erican R ose S o d e ty totc worse in a shady area,a. - is that beans (and anytay th in g rm I I iM B PR IN T S kfflilill th rip s right pn the buds andnd ' •-Whydidthepotatcatowlplant- \ ■ , _.Tu ■ J - i 7 h — ■ B S F T ^ ” NEEWSPAPEER IN ED>UCATIO )N. j ■ SPONSSORSHIPP i 996 ■ r ^ ' The Tim es-SN ew s is lookingg for local busininesses to partici]:ipate in our N ew spaper, inii Education progjgram . For a rriiniinim al cost, your businessfc can helpi area stuiudents by providirling them w ith cururrent inform ation1 from w hich y ■ to learn and enhancee their kncnow ledge of todaya y ' s w o r l d ; .. The P u c e To S ta r t If you w ouldd like to join thee supporting busirjinesses that have: show n gen- ulne interest;t in the educatjoion of students inin the circulation area of The Introductory O f f e r Tim es-New s, please call todaya y . • For n^ore informatiation about Newspapapers in Education, ’ ■ ’ call Pete2York,at733-0931e>ext. 253 or Jeanne'WWilson at733-0931 W e . 2 1 2 5 i j ~ ______'i I t. . W«tot»lay,A(«iat21..1996} TkM»flm,T«rlnFan*,l h real bankers, noi compu3uters); At Bank of AAmerica Idaho wc see thithings a week (wiih t anches arc open Saturdaysys and HRM 2!5PDA^^ liulc.difTcrcnmlly. Wc believe in gcitin[ing to All our bram :r work (during the week)k). And ; ^ HwawBM know who y C O M E BYTOODAY l FOR PRICHSI •BARR/ B m lii Bank of America : - : m s . • 465 Addison;onAvo.W.,TwinFalls ■.734-41-4m V ‘ ~ .. .* C 4 n 111! te wiitiiiifir.fccgta.i996i H o m e &G Ga r d e n G irlw hho battleled the bbulge ncOW m iisSt fig h t (o f f t h e ’sw o lv es [ being fat and ignored, but at wasn’t getdng married aftiafteraD. .. D E A H VTTIWAJfcToorsBny K A K R EA D ER S: r nDbeon b to Overeaters AmAnonymous.*So fa r hated bd Bc SB9 «BB3e « B Y a c x :» ben reea Aag.. 18 and Fve lose 55 pounitmds, md rm still leastlwiI wasn't hassled by dudes try- Today, after two yearsrso < fa tn i^ ' 3B.Xn^ades. 3^ Aag.3L P art panic-FtesV selea- losing. Bat nowIW I h a v e ano th er ing toI gelget me into bed. M thc guys erable marriage, I am fivehremomhs O E A SA BaBRlamcijwrtiaea B l .sdsb ynt irtiwM* jn fl 9faan&BrSS&siB^ar^Bk n a c k " ed s e a s o f SIT CiTorite• leIe tie rs problem , Iknoww aiare after only one thing. pregnant and in tbe proceicessofget- . ' babyinaboot £ rm p ag 5 ' / LM« S c iientists: e N ew eelm s resist dises e a s e ■wa* c« •flMdefNmSctvted______years to the s e a rd t “A lo of peo- “3?... !!|W*5“ ibout ksing t S r —I_^ WASKiSHINGTON — Once, the their trees, juid th is Offeiffers some Amcricarican elm was America’s tree. fresh hope.” .....— ••••••* I S tatelyIy jand sturdy, it lined the The news won’t rescuele itbe nation'sI's ava en t^ adorned its paris American.elms th at aree sisdll alive. Ifjh o tO Dgt^batiori^ftcfiiicto tn i o and shai■haded its neighborhoods. Most of tHose survivorsi areat proba- ThenDutDutch elm disease struck, bly doomed, tree spedalialists say. By the tens of millions, the elms But the new disease-fig]fighters, do gctagTClt dul on 2 gn jiiQtez tx ^ n1 t to o die. As the disease spread offer hope that the! nm ajestic UwJiSi»uig *f«« 1030 ta.1?. from statstate to state, and grew worse Amenon elm has a futureare. . . oaia>8WDI»iiit»ion» S 6«'.3C' w ith eaceach dccadc, thousands of In ics heyday early thisbis centuiy, L d m O X M12! I^ iinodBocd a mn Sued£$^3c6c2s53rz 0 3 35 communitunities were horrified by the -. the American elm was[’the ti; undis-' tolL puted king of the d tyy. .: I t w as a ' ^ ------i^battles-were ever-won~— tough-treethat^ewTijm t day- -addi!jcBi©aj3]qliooe.C dIaicaiict ist Dutch elm disease. But lool^ great, survived in extreme' ^RanctnsistyleWestitorns" finally/ there’stin hope on one front ' w eather and tolerated1 riroad s a lt p *1 • Scienientists at 'the U.S. On millions of tree-liclin e d d t y rtment of Agriculture have blocks, the elms formeded graceful _^gpodfitftFor young tamilyf d -two new_varieries_pf_ ardies over the street ...... A m ericarican elm that reaist.Dutch,, . _.‘3 t used to be th a t youou ffi - ^ II — lisease. T h^ are now being down many streets andid the tree Wa«!'i-»nVf i p< rj iip trar- ms jj provide storage,e, aas do th e counter a in nurseries, and in three branches would toudi,”h," rec^s 2n2nd»n.E-lE-Tjiiaiit-iai8)7S3^-iia xtseco- and shehes on tiuthe opposite side. raaciM^jIc Weston is they should be ready for salq Norman Warminski, treee s]specialist 1^— — ■ iii ii I V j l fT> hpp»T/< J TTft Tn-Tfng in ta in. D ining a n d livliving room s flow :ating.a sense of i f im disease^olerant Amer- fa large together, creat ilms available to the public iding glass doors Ezm x roots, k ES «cn-«£zpca p o sl to o p e n n e ss. SUdi: s just amjHing how many peo- - -a e TTmStc fa y a Bngandgtcgrowmg —open to the patio, pTJ-TfTT- frmlrf sets that line the re itJ^ridihg to' this'newi” ' okiag to Storage doset Alden Townsend, a tree CS d -« 3 on IH.t[lirM« A P r e m i e r J rnd^)end^Bani u 6 w Wednesday, AAugust 21, U1996 7:00 -;■8:00 p.m. Senrving The WendeUell-Goodii^JeromveA iea KJ M V reonnfermce Rooni m AHMEKS (1100 Blue LakraBlBhfd; North, Twin Falls)Is) • Wives\ md other familnily members are welcpnrpme. i m m A L ■’^ ^ P l e a si s i e c a l l r ...... ■ i A T i K - '■ EityGTdhamm at 733-0533 "A TradiB rai’it^ Can CaumltOBr Jody Craig at 73733-3700 e x t.3 U T»Twm'Falis - ■ . ■ nmart^ o r O ta r B a sila -DDavis at,7^-2800 BlJhl 543-435151 73^'34-1500 5 ^ 5 Z 7 t fo r furtherr iinformation • 914 Main Slreereel S90Sho!nioshoneSLEast : rS D S x S fo K o TtMirrm T itir* Irtrfm c s« HOME: &i G a r d e n sssB S==ssasss;ss^K BMertheeG ^ a tfi ontest Sewing ‘ kkit helps (college sttudents, i H n a ^ a a n l ^ .;.'F■BWOlTEao^:E«iileitMiat'| B I ntprtsentatlMsttwo 1 : survive ‘emergemides’ ilpe tontiM i to n t n jm M m st ofAca between travelers; m it in l Se|it U , pnhnbly amivouhdtunefattne.;. . . S S i a sa Tb!IbaatoesntntuiiaM o. Knithtfildilei News Santee '' y o u r h e e l cm i3ul i e besB off y c c r 2M T E.E. Goldenrod S l . P h o e n iy , Mnnqpl*|ln«i>M«' AWUWIHER MTEBORV: C npated( I Fl F o o d s - d ) p an ts. Y o a don'^o^ksmeaecBd Ariz. S85048. Call or fax yourr «l«etlzar/ialail «Wi tomato asismalnlntniaent(2) n As-home sewers,_most5t of1 us of a needle fromam ^ d i n ; b a t cnSertcta I-6Q2-7S54S6 a n y tim e . EMne wtth tomato a i main bi)^(m O ent. (3) Tomato own c some “care and reprepair" in your Sew-VitaritalEiiissakST. AddSZtZfiorshippxng. n a d o u i t (It'a a M t, you knot(now). (4) Reeh or products i and seWing aids,ids. But donble-£aced ttptape c ^ k d S esQ - sc a n m l a a l n Entiloi h tiK M> calcategories mat be what \ about those sonsns and Tape, ■vM iCi^M I - pnpngaw ^ tn ^ ta nadyr to e it Please Include - . dau^tcrs c going off to colcollege, U’s fox icnipgip o ra iy a u i ■ .- that t person living alone orany-or . won\liai3Qdtt£ae&faac. . J ■iJBM Ufc^Coaw'' M ? T o u s e it. cunaba^anafidU t a: j s m OTHER ,CATEMR1ES:(1)B«) Best tiolor for Tomato one ^ else who doesn't sew? '^ammJSSu^SSii m . M t e iiimBiMiy s n age that down Jmple and Inexpensive to make. ~ naClnBasg ■n3wgQ».-»a.gaargwcai*sniucr-c» 1 ■-C»l.*«C*g*gTMg>r t,QAIC sdar«erar. ftoperfydo^f l a ^ a ^n^Qiu^L'^be fWiftiQt ^bt^* drying). H ot moistist air naturally now buti you yo do not notice ic. This i t s ^ exhausts out the toptop-vent. leak willII notn waste vrater'like a HU . T~ PIThjT sidtin C enterr a n d t h e - gggfftn fifa^ m r ciTi^ : eeasily a Using a bale sawaw, make a cou- leaky flaprapper, but it can destroy ‘ | | f l F■am a ily Physiciann G r o u p osts in pie of extra adjustalstable vent open- ' the floor.ir. MostP likdy, th e flange ings in the sides;s neart the top. ' is rusted:d o0 ut or th e w ax rin g is W e l c o m e s : F o r c&e solar food dryeiyer to -Screw on a smallill piece of ply- . overly comxtmpresscd. ^wodc properijr, tite temperat>ranire wood (just one scscrew) next to First turntur off the water valve H J o s e pph ] W . Ippoll i t o , M . D . . m^trfi^ ffi^ «hmi7rf bet nbm«fai hole so theyy ccan be rotated and flushjsh the toilet. Using a - COX <&srees. l&ere ij^n be to cover the holes,e s. T hese alloW sponge,, dipdi out any remaining D i. IppdUU)«3.« 2 S b a m x ad o w fd in thirstsab ari» o£ Son Frandsco, ilanoa the air flow and temperaturete to water. RerRemove the nuts and the Cslifonua. HHe e b a s ffcCtowed ia th e foococsteps o£ his father and aronnd t&e fbodsp draw OOtoutthe beGnetuned.. toilet andnd inspccti it Replace the . bratberwboa:!)3reJibto;aT»mnCT. EJtiCppaD.3CC 0 sQidied at Santa Oara A ttach legs to ththe box toward wax ringlg orc flange if necessary, U niversiiy ian CC u liia ra a . He apgrt.i'ftaJ Crei; U n iv ed ty School Fi^uf iTiy tfaaii'an veg- th e sun.- Tilt th e: backb up at an Chcck the:he subfloor for rot. of Medicinele a sd j^zadsxtcd Csmi Laodede In 1990. He did his ^ nrm f r iifr tra< highprh ig angle equal to yot/our area’s lati- leddcD cy inI iteiia o ly Itociaac afl Gtendzlicr ^Affrcntist \fcdical Center S3Cn£&lI t^^lv ■TT»hf<>s tude 'minus five: degrees.di Make n a i^ H and luts pggicdiced to tbe baa ttw fons oa02 Leftanoo, Oregon. m oved *. screen coverDd dryIrying shelves to Inrin I Dr. IppoIitQ,., tabis Bloca Gc^-I^poli». w ho was raised in Twin • fiiit* QxS • - ...... —______-t- allow free air flow-iw all around ^ 0 - ...... iferg^g I ■ TaUs, and toDo s bzxie p g r e d ca T v tn Fall:Us to be closcr lo family, I t e HsBse csp B sn e doit-jnit-your- foods. . T hey a re exciurdied to b e b a e a s d I b o t faiatwaid to working In the «»rF ffnnrjiiii J »TTTipT^ p l]^[ywood Write for Updanlate BuUetinNo. . niT RRSHOWOOM ' comTTTOmq-. &QX covered wttit 3. scs o la r - 587 showing simplepie do-it-yourself v U I\ 1 T6e stat^ wnldM ld t instructions, illuslustrations and I Si N ^ O : W O P E N ! N e u - P attients t i W elcom e - i s 'o r i r materials list for numaking a simple , i 3 y n h i M W f afrTT tffinrnwh- r^iifrifinn, COlnTb r a n d sOlar food diyer amand food cooker, -FeatuatureiTblslIonlb- 1230 Cheney Dr. g/=^a™i> , RmrtTTe*; and Seniors f6oddryingd{»an(and a list of solar SOUDOAIt ; ------_ TwinFalls SbotrpA^W est For tfte^Jranriter top, ^a s e a s food cooker'Iuts.L PleaseI indude niwiwrINGSBrSAr25%OFF )hysiriE3is juceof S2 andabusiness-sirsizeS A S E dining T w m F a lls 5&eet m etal cnHecto r (paia,^rnfi»d Write to JamesesDuUey. 6906 Timber uv cuslom build 733-2421II FcffAppotrrtgtm eats,. Call 733-1665 ' biiic^ bemtt& k. 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C , WB I « TkmHm.TataMa.lttM «M»slJT.«V>I21.199e6 H o m e &G/j ARDEN / ( ' I ; r Pick 01)nly thesc re a m1 of the z: u G c h iiini lia rrvest, sav/e seeds> . ; ; crop fobr delecc tab le Slsummei‘r mealss f o r ssowing nlextyearr| ■ ■ \: i ■ ByNaiicyBraeha e h e y * ' ^ - ’ eir offspring arc likely toI bebe; • ByDocmaUe Dashofpeppeip e r Sprinirinkle the stir-fry with the> 2 cups chopped sweet“ c g^ppers Knlgit-flMdMNOTN«f»ServIc« • iferent and possibly inferior.r .A Al l' I PtgHdeawJoral______2 teaspoonss butterb or cooking toastedted slivered almonds and! 1 teaspoon minced garl ------. nch:h pin k hybrid im patiens proipro- I o r a ------oil or cooking spispray ' serve5 inimmediately. 1 tablQsp<»n olive oil • AyoungwoDivoman I know, new to duceices a muddy lavender on ^ o r a i a n ’ ; '' Zucctiizu s a d suxzunerr squashs FiUing: In smainall saucepan, over Note:>te: To to ast alm onds, pre- 2 cups shredded ziiccW gardening andand enthusiastic, was jam hybrid marigold bears ari are;so o nidi id th us in muoud-smn^ medium heat,; stirs: together zuc- heat: theth broiler on high heat, amazed receni:ently when moming . dinary, pale yellow flower. 1 m er th a t it’s a dialleiigele.topre- .t chini, squash,1, tmushrooms.’red . Spreadad ithe slivered^almonds on a1 2 tablespoons low-sodsodium soy eloriesblooim)med out of nowhere . , Even with nonhybrids, yot^ypt^ th e ; sent then in m y s t hat a t 'won’t pepper. JPrlicc anda water. Cover baking!ng sheet and tiroil for 1 to 2I - » u c e '■■■" ...... onherfence.; ■ ,• shoiould gather seeds froin the . have the family sa y in g , a n d cook just un:until vegetables are minutesites or until the almonds arci 2 tablespoons dry redtdm neor ' Someone probablypit had planted healalthiest, strongest plants..In In ' “Zucdiini? Ag»n?" ^crisp-tender, aboutal 3 to 4 min- slightlytly golden.j red wine vinegar the momingg gloriesgl one previous ™ost3st groups of plants, »m e wiUwill You can stir-fry themem ^ a d d * U ncover,;r. Season to-taste (Nutriutrition details p e r serving: 3/4 teaspoon paprika* ...... spring and thetht blooms dropped md out for dieir obwtms vigor.o r . :| them to an om det, chopop som ev • and pepepper. Cook until 157 calories, calo 13 gram s.fat. 6 mil-• . , 3/4 teaspoon dried oreg ...... seeds thaf spisprang into life this Make a small label on a plasticistic n n t im o a bake tbemwith' h a l^uid eraponiteites. Taste again for ligrams;ms sodium.) 1/4 teaspoon black pep]fPPef year. • stakiike to identify the chosen ones.'ie s ." -' j tomatoes and garlic, ereirre n a d d seasoning. —From “Qassic Home} 2 poun^ ground turke;keybr^I Ttotismituriture’sway. There is nothing magic aboutK)Ut . ; them to m t^oaf or >. Omelets: Beaieat together eggs, Cooking” C by M aiy B en > ^i 2 1/2 cups (3 slices)1 sosoft bread Planuregeigenerate themselves ' irvesting seeds at the rightg h f If you graiv stujim f r squsquashes, water, cheesee andi seasonings. Marlena Spieler (Dorling; crumbs by shedding’ scseeds on the ground, ne. Some seeds,' such as beansurns try to stop them befoce tbethey cor>- omeletJet, in 7- to 10-inch ■ Kindersley,S39.95)) Coat a shallow roasta sting p a n seeds that Uelie dormant until the d tomatoes, are gathered fii^mrom querthe world. Pick themem while nonstick omeleelet pan or'skillct ^vith nonstick spray. Inlononsadt. a temperaturere is right and they ■shy fruit, others from the seed« ed they are still tiny andI letender, medium-hii-high heat, heat 1' ------skillet over medium hctheat, raute germinate,, uusually the next PO“d s that foUow the flowers. IH h ie e before they burgeon intoIto base* teaspoon of thehe b u tter until ju st T hlis is dramatic i presentation1 onions, pepper, and garl;arhc m oil spring. - podsds should bc fairly brittle.andand ball bats. Some cooks: a«ask for enough to[0 :sizzle a drop of comeses fromf chef and cookbookc until tender, about 4 rminutes. i„thegardeirden, th at works for a the dry side. If the pod looks)oks ways lb use gntssly orerj•ergrown w ater. Poxtf inJ 1/2X cup of the egg authoror Jacques J Pepin. Add zucchini and sauti'“e2 mm. number of popidarpoi gardeh flow- lite delicate, cover it with a tiny zucdiinL \Vby botbcr? DigDigtlttm mixture. Mixt:xture should set utes. Remove from heaicat. Wlm]< erssu d ias moimorning Rories, impa- P^I^per bag tied gently to the stem.em. into tb e compost so thcy•Tlecrich ll < immediately atIt eedges. ZUCUCCIONI AND TOMATO eggs, soy sauce, wine,e. papnka,j tiens, larkspcspur and poppies, M;Make sure to get the seedsed s n I - ^ ^ 2 4 Hotour Indoor | ...... ■ -ZjoiaiH--;______I ^Spa& i I ■ / n m F i t n e s!s s Center '■[‘l -j A.»«nmrySnlurdiurday nlghl an ^ 9 9 . I . C o m p llimentBiy i n mffft |.~ IIPIQj Ihe are Network,L. thUth' hilarious' . ■ l~ ^ Deluxe Con.mtinental _ - 2 3 Iroupe II lirinnlno0 Its111 rrcshest and - a S 1 ^ — ' ' ■ III Breakfast OT n ® . 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I a t 7 3 3 - 0 9 331 Ext. 298. 24i4AM?o^L?Jhlih F u lli ______------— ------ — . J l : . . : _____ ------r «i- ( ’’ . I X T lm n^em , Twin FaQi,Fan Idaho W «dnetd(]r,Ai«ut2i:i l i w f l 4 ' ' j F o o d Anew7 look at tl:he king ol)f rock an(id (dinner:r)roll A.beautiful l il table isnn’t Knlght-RM(tefNmS«fv y< NH.u cuts: Some • :'INSIDE feruliarplayasga£ ■: ( • Scores and stats ....D 2 the ax. *• Comics...... D4 P ^ D 3 i H Spg)KTs ';229 d I'S ■ . , ’ Wednesday, August 21,1996 Scctionj CD. The Times-NewsvJGLINE-^ I . Woods ttops fielidinU.1.s . Amaiiteur qulalifying r r e ? ' M ornini Vm/k Van Pelt shot “That wasn’t th e plan,"m," Woods said “No. 615 1 hit a bad shot in that {aim-airwaj' S a 70 on tb e p a r-. about being medalist “Th dcKsn Ajzo &07J ' _ _ Gey]rrcHA -MiamiDotpUn icdiibiliongme. H “ Ush(er says . ' Johnson to IjOtt^ freea^hodeddoD ~ I inaea / Rodiman ...... £inciiii'UD I SooreBoard...... J lu id a l ■ Natlbnal League ...... 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I the Utah Jaa and andll pinching was wimesscdd bybj CiJcvdandlO...... /% ! he was playing at thi bystanders and spectaeoa- 'T ofom oS ...... “The touching ai t ^ ” according to.th the e dvfl sd l fUed last we<^ P a w n — 1^ ^ • inUS-DistriaCourtr t K ym ; Tbe suit also srate3tes r - 9 | In BRIEF regipnals ^ ___ t . / a that a local televisiorision ‘ EassfTHoneyTawri"' " ■ broadcasrof'die Ranupm e ------Easy M oney ftballPi t»»am recently shows Rodman u'alkinjiking LC 111^1 qtoi* past. Ankers, tuminjning qualifies for reSpokane, Wash, this amund and irent- m' < ly touching h er onith tht e ______------T W IN -F A L L S -^e-E i raaHpEiiHgarsBttE ------ffr— baa^dsr— women’s slow-pitch softbi .. NBA officials iiaviiiave . . . p lflc ^ third &t stste;madeupofpla}os ti ifewfiom l^inF^ j , ^ | |f^ refused to releaseease ifying for re©onals in Spo , . » C ta t a d Bidi’ I M bita o td cot as la tries to (tad ueMcond b n a ifrim t tto AtlantaI BrBnvM Tuesday. copies of Th*» braadcasrlfTiCT w eekend • because the iiiddem3It isi: ------Tterewere israamsto]thool hands -r now under litigationtion. Easy Money Pawn is nu ‘ I said Jo e l Litvin,, th Spo r t s —L e t t e B a i K l m os m n o i n ^ t b lether It b e high sdiool rodeodeo $ 2 3 : 3 a fo30t golf or checkers, the partid-cid- l i p n s Wt t h t e n E e h e s nts-deserve more completeete 3 M T r a Fansills- ffigb School coveirerage than a mere mentionion ' o d x B lar^ S d ia a l is : a t b e p u t t iiest, especially When compet-pet- Money, Fredd M eyer tides; slip away ^Ca^caveoduamnissesS&otpi votkxng ^ g e n e ra te ingai: at the state level.'; SJ asnpetittve spirit Thi WEST U N N . O re. (A P )- *1 m d a ^ V S . lie 14 local athletes \ ^ o corn issis* ; * ' •; m f o o tb a llll, as h e petec . tell Mark Calcavccchiaua these f.? ■■ J Hatndlfcse-MTO ed in Idaho Falls deserve yourour :aaAJtStattbedcat re ^ unofficial tournaments grfrtJ raw*B. nfiiTahii as ao ognition w hether they wonI or u s d o n ’t ‘^' r v, 'ftC E p r > School tm d e r C oach ' n ot. • mean much.. I v e d E , aoo-gTKTioari t. Y o u d io s e to m ak e smalllall I w Jo™ jn n d mm aore th a n a d ecad e m enl Calcavccchia missedI a 3-foot I o«s.bteB esada ntion of tbe overall stateate par puit on the 18thith h o le I m ien^naasibQ : ch aimpion’s n major accomplish-ish- • ins bave worked -mentn t —a fter all, she doesn’t live ' -Tuesday to allow G regi NcNonnan I dsen'^oaDesKbefi, . live S S g off season taprepa-^ mTv ' and Brad Faxon to rcpe I San«dS&k»k&^b.zKiaB- hard m the off rw in F alls - an d didn’t evenven ' tiiazDpioRs of th c $700,OOG I &Bcpe«s.^aBidnA9 Foocb^I '96. My mentntim all of the competitors,ors, f ru fg r to menw s *Y ou w in a s inclui Meyer Challenge. I SdjatsaajTaaTgsgsm*=*>* SSSnrtS luding one seven-time'consec*sec* ? - i H a tea m , y o u 1 Had Calcavccchia madeade what 'i I Cmjme^gaxiiBifTBn IO lose as a team! utiveve state champion. Let’s sees e e Knrw Tbereareao would u a ^ y b e a “gimmi bst^wm s^SG i so bowed beads or someaeone from T ^ n Falls beate a t ' nme," he W.yvw'/lv cingi’* T h e re a r e n o thnt and teammate Billy'MaM a y fa ir “ . 'D aimiui,jtf K « ar I. ______: ------— -----^ sta rts; j o r t i r m e n Wii ' would have forced a phplayoff. «dfiraiiig«CrSxlSei& Vith th at in mind, I would like t and 11 men on to co ' Instead, Norman and Faxtnjxoa split SBoszBe vear a fa r 3 1 ^ congratulate all of the localical • rking toother Uke golfe thc $100,000 first prizerixe a n d \ ' & ab^pEa«t±eGr C a b e f e deir^ w z l a fen who participated in the mmr.mm ^ tiiiiily towanltrd one goal - that ’ IJGA bccomc the Hrst repeattw wi iim ers t i e d i B Twill wlrti Xin.ri ^ S tat6 Tournam ent, indud*lud* Ereisg a StaState Dinsion I . ingtlthose from Twin Falls, for the in the event’s 11-year historMoiy. FBaoaclSaads. the “People write that thenhere’s o o I ; Ax the rhnr. Xoraa— rmrmA Qonxfiaasbip. m erere fact of just qualifying}to to eg a tiie p ress direct- comp . ‘ p re ssu re in th e s e MoiM onday- Fzm aLaadi^cgniSid e s s E T - Despctenega o p e » a t th e state leveL FaHs H ig h a th le te s Ja j • Tuesday tournaments," ■ rie» re c a a p T V s a s abioastbeir o c «d«TwiaFa] asniine Stanger, Samanthatha sa id J i l ^ K of tftis past sdwolooi year* th e proud . S ta n Norman, no stran g er to fmrfinal-hole roiTTid W b p j v o r d C3 inger, Kali Gillette andm d ntmBZcebavenoth- Giffo golf calamity. “That’s ruirubbish. M ajfay s birgse. tben« ir Iw ateo of Bron 'ford Gillette, all of Rupert;ert; rog to prove« tot the press, the Bran The pressiu-e is there, imirrespec- indon O tte'and Nathanlan V the school or the . Lync • ■ tive of whether it’s thec BBritish “1 Kzs sBie K e v ee atj >*««• conmnmity, tl pcb, both of Burley; Brady - V ce= M r r s t o f th e stastate - bot only to Srangng er and Adam'W inn, both of Open or the Fred KM ey er beaded for a T iascS.'S \% . • tbentselres.. Wn h en th e y s ta n d M tirt of Challenge." irtaugh; Mike Cozakos of P * ^ * a ^ o aI tbth e t n r f a t B ra in Je rorome; i Sara Barron, Nikiiki Norman and Faxon Hnislnished at - BatibtSi^aeaedi then*giitofAn6.30, Stov«iver, Chris Tartar, Jeimiferie r 18-undcr-par 124, thee lolc w est tbeX&3ilBfe«esitiSD:uasadi Sa^oalhe itfmhrr down to the Hedh score since the tournarnament s o e a a d a s t z x i d e s b7 y iI b e i ^ e a rn m n m e t dberg and Jesse Lancaster,ter, sold DOC just expea all of moved to the par-71 Orego:^ G o l f ^ d e s e e s . I&astk k & iB B p bsiBmshcali ofTwinFalls. ; to b a p p ^ b n t b e Yoi Club course flve years aga to QdmecriB*, bada3S- fca good to 'our sports director has a littlettle nwed and prepared nnrin “Brad’s the best punere r mi th e . Seanma- ne«a^fiw » ice in the paper asking peopleiple- ttem happen. Tbe to ph world and I feel like Tmith thi e b e s t / na.BtlSSSpaiotzwaiD ” make thei phone in information or pro-)ro- ly VKtoty ts prepaiQ- vide j driver in thc world,” NoN orm an / deb£taft^bafe.si«Bm pried essewEofaiiyi e pictuiies and a stoiy so theybey said. “When you feel thath at way, pas fix sar jBsztoti:e s tmaaodeOocc. ' m avy provide coverage; mayly I l G o g s 'em.i,B«Bfae!Bestwish- Bi niake • you’ve got it covered on both I—^ ------ke a suggestion? i g j ^ g g . esfixabannerje r season! Iq , • ends.” a this day and age of modemem Calcavccchia and Mayfair Ma Hak CdcmceUatta pondm hbm isnd 34Dot pdLL !U.raNGZ£ techntmotogy w here you are gettinging . were one shot back at j s s t s s s a e d i t . Ix « s a^ K m ostst of your information overver British Open championio^nToni third at Ifrunderder 126. Fim-roaQd O’M earsaia wOTtagfj j n CT fo u r p u tT , b s x sry pa?ctes*s : wire covering all nationalnal Lehman and Lee Janzen;en were leaders John1 CCook and Mark binSesas all aad fimsbed ai 14- «satsybK & '" P t e s c o wB^OfgOff a g eventn ts an d you are asking peopleiple t severe^ laddng phon« in local stories, youf'OU ve your sports reporter to the I a n writzn;ting this letter in 3t desk to answer the phonesnes American1 ______respoDse to iOUIjoc paper’s incom- , 1-ptill off-wire stores? since-3ce------C ordova hit twovo hom e rttns in a v h o g o t n ro home n m s f rom jtalfy tm accepm B le Continued fnxnDl WaKrt JrtTtfitr t 'seems like that is all theyley I game for tbee f fir s t tim e a n d D a re Ki] 02-53 Itaafg£cTE^ <™eEag:of the! Red Sox 4, Athletics 3 ■JVffwwFw^ AsBodatam Tao&^™ «ntlM>past e time for anyway. Then startcart m atd ted a careet £sdmexae^_szas.^ the people who are tum-ira- BOSTON - Mo Vaughn w eefcnil^F hnhita RBIs to lead MinnesotaM orer iiw m s e c ITS *1 J sa in these stories or get some- three-run homer in the ei IieaEze.as livesIi oatside the ! who " will do a little reportinging Coidovaiila!a solo nomer n a d £ VEVELAXD l - Alben msdves, covering all of yourour 15th win in 20 gnihfts. liming and a two- Jailns41 , ■ CKyofTwmFa]FaHj^ that coverage “ ®“ ; Boston nun*ed two games t > 41st boDO; U K o e Inx * ES Emtted^ at t best,bl o f a n y ev en t 2 *dilation ^ a re a - n ot ju s t Twinivin csb e^ . nm shot in a thmffeemnfomth. hsZSifaalb aod Ibmiy BansxEEb^ Is. 5 0 0 for the firet tim e ance 1 Cnrioraadded 1 4 o i ^ .. d B ta T K ia FFaDs a ] native or past ------tfae fir$t tno g a n » of tfae sm tnigraadsizacJtbeseggri,------sassascrrr.-3iior=C^Ale* ren&rnrof SOI !o-yout-credit,-you-atleast-a s t______Smhoraltals .______.-SScores A]J ^ S T T A T ^ Jam. WR T|4a VIkm. 07 LWM]d F h o s g O n tTHEAIR i R m . LO Jmmy AM. WR Mma — erg>inns.07EftinCcMr,C0R«nan MAa jO R L e a g}UE i B a s e b aJ^L i THHLEVI510N C«agi.- WiAMdir.Ai«Bt21.19M] Tkn»»Mm,Tw1nFBll>,Uah0 S p o r t s B a hf i getfsPatiriots’’boo)t P a cckis baick, NFL teamnskeep ■ heaiding >^ F L ’s ; slicing ciltlttin g I 3t divisiion TMAnodrtwlPwtt,______ThitoodatedPrdPi«n Sant:itana Dotson (for Jurkovic),ic), 1 R onn Cox• (for Strickland) and,id , Forty-year*old M a tt BalBahr, whose. 1,422 lecially, safety Eugenen e points place him ninth onn titbe NFL’s' ^-tim e ion doesn’t seem to be binson, which allowed theh e scoring list and alongtimefsv e^ trite of Patriots* Fade is back. It is just ' S fJeers l : to deal George Teague: to Cf>nrh p in PniT^Tl<^ vm « amnong n f six players cut ind the Pack the rest a ^anta. . “He’s the best kickerr I ever had,” s^d _ , pack ia the NFC V^ite and Scan Jones cornim- ' - — Paroclls, w*o co ach ed iahihr- r- for-diree' seasom- — be. bineded for 21 of the team's 39 sackscks with the NevrYoric GiantsIts and two fall s e ^ m ber, we’re not talk- ' 1^ .[ year.^ Unless both suddenlyrUy sons in New England. “He e viwas a depem t : group of weaklings jn feding their age, theyVe theth e able guy and a true professiQ s the best dnrision in 's to a pass rush that m ust pro-iro- Bahr was beaten £ in this free-flinging division. out by Adam a Bay Packers cleariy Tie Packers n e ^ to force m ore \^tieri, a free agent E H of what used to be ^ than the NFL-low 16 from San Diego State f t le Black and turnovers they gotjo t who kicked this i K O t t n ion. Now, last year. The mostost '• . sp rin g fo r th e ^ 'fensive likely thieves areare i. th th e Amsterdam Admirals I f W ^ ^ ■ ■ 1 good young cor-or- .of thc World Lea^e V Lions, l l Z g l nerbacks Craig STikings _ _ _ aig of American Football A ^ Newsome andn d . “Matt is one of the rmoving Doug Evans. greatest kickers if not * ' 3 stopping With the beste st the greatest kicker m t defense in the division.on, that rve b e« around,” saicsaid Vinatieii, made on, NFC Central jt.. pPackers can really pull awayray oil three of his field-goal>al attem p ts in th e ^244Jya^pa^ fromTl Detroit, Chicago, MinnesotaOta ^est total since the „„j t P atriots' 37-10 victory overver Philadelphia on I Tampa fey if Brett Favre hastias Sunday. [heNfLinl970. )ther MVP year. Of course,s e , I t r went into the fourth ^ar undergoing treatm ent for an the NFC tide game ^jjicliction to painkillers, Favre’s•e’s 49ei8s '‘ S The question2 Cowboys. But the As the San Francisco 49en ability might be a question. 3ers welcomed Teny vdietherthePac1 Dallas, which m eant AriLt least to outsideis, that is. Kirby as the latest answerter to their running bow far bdnnd: wouldn’t hold on — uqiOne thing Fve learned is th ata t I l back problems, they offid K l l b J fidally showed the of the. uh,do pi at Texas Stadium, hove:« ah addictive personality," he Cetaialwillbe.re lost six in a row. It’s ..ijd. “If you have an addictiveive Johnson, who twice ruslutshed for more than > ... • Andrememb^phyNov.ia. ^sonolity, you have to find an 900 yards in five seasonss w ith the Cardinals ing a b o u t aihing g r we have to for- anative addiction —• like win-lin- ■ ' and Jets, was signed to a twoyear,tw S million here. This isgciuse tfa eadi gamp; is a niru*' contract last March. ! to beat them,” sa^ ^lelping the Packeis win — per>er- The team was counting; on him to challenge T h e & e e nensive & leader Reggie h aois s; as often as in the glory daysays inchmibent Derek LoviBele ands improve the are tbe dassI of matter 1 where you __^ivill be versadle Edgar B ^ eBtt, tt, league's 23rd-ranked rushingling attadc ' lhavetowin." . ^ known a s th e£ firtt PnrWf.r tn nKh fnr 1,000m ______------^t-he-never-getthat-chafh iuice , aggi&tatmgC"*- - ""■' ■ ichTinke'Hotagrenr^^^ Blue Division, ds in 17 years; receivers RobOTe rt back injury on th e 4 9 er^’ firfirst day of training .' - : lid be nice to get them it’s a n offer )oks (1,497 yards), Markirk ■ camp July 18. Field in January. But haven, vrith mura ond rookie Derrickick amthatright- ^h^ Packers, Li< yes; and strong kicking. • ’'A "' ' - V ■ ■ ■ ■ Jose, if not equal, to , PackeisUS ■ B ears a n d Vik kS exciting as Green Bay’sy ’s I San Francisco, the ^ , l^ft tackle Ken Ruettgeitgers was placed OD a n b e tte r acnu ca- d a better offseason ick might be, it doesn’t mca- the physically unable to p)CTOrm m Ust, meaning --j'. hall fhan jt nif- While the Cowboys e up to Detroit’s. But the signif- roolde John M ichels wUlU beb entrusted with ';]-sy c^ipooenn it difference in defensive qual-lal- the critiad job of imtectxng:ing Brett Favre. U L ast season,g hit hard by free ’ J ?ensioiB and injuries, ‘ty b“ etw■ ^ the two spells a run-un------r-Ruettgers.-a-fixtiu-etat-lat-left- tackle-for-a------tennw averaged IS lost several impor- •up finish and a wildcard berthn h *------decade, has missed allI olof training camp ing^ fh«» h ig h ^ • Et8l»d PitiWs iddor Brir*t|odaskSda iwBBBMf’l ^ Thn»lim.1MiFtf«,hWieWw W*«iMdi7,Ai«ust21.1990> ' Comics Byt-ynnJohiatDn .- ByCha/lesM.Scliult FcrBatUrofForWofie WoxBUxMemeeHcm Btn-trWflsoocoFOR . Y O U S A lK ftlW l-. .• •••' i 7 ^ — ■ ^*I&0STAUM/ I piVBrtBNCe ■. ( THERE WAS A \ / l WAS WONOERlf I PIDN'T I SHE5HE MAPE ME LOOK smuneWheMt^ ^ r\VTOB*«4S1MfWe KNoWTiVTrtrMWeA . COURTROOM AirriSTTAT A IFSHEPREW ] LIKE IT.. ! 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Boyd I dav:'You ore dynomJe, creative, h«vesve / w e PIHPTrigT r i e \ L i . / hi&w ^ Men n e f C \ • ^ womch'scorc h l ^ c r thhon a r m en on IQ - tendcnicncy'lo scalttf force£ InfluenceI of tier I Pep£NW «T ^ I Y(?UDFOOt^PHW- F ^(*1I r $M\}i^p v e ] ^ c c t tests? ■ tnoiheiier. father, renmini rtiong no maner /'(jiJN e-w 'iTH '-;//-^---- le broln while - 40s is listed aja j 1140 p o u n d s ...... whatyt your ttga Gemini, Sagict»riu» — ------□-V fjorgi/iPn' ■■ ' “ a ; Blood How to th e play unusual toles in your Uie. YouZ ■ thinking is higher in woiwomen than in Our Longuoijuoge man continues to «n pl« :oUecUon of “com panion tuper-scniitlve conccming faihlon. r r ^ men, studies indictic o te . S om e add to his coU( •anince, creative procei* aModated‘S ■ researchers crcdit that.t. words.” Thoselose show up only with J^{*“I communicadon, publishing, writ-Tit- Thc higher thc altitudtude, the lower other words..Forexample,yourardy Fo Current cycle eauatc* to travel, dii- the am ee r rate. see “spic”’ withoutw “span.” Or ay. l e t ^ go cl burden not actuallyally Shirley Maclaine sayssa she was "shrifi" withoi;hout “short. Or oklm- yourw■ own in &nt place. September mem-em- named after Shirley TT< em p le. Sure bo" without.“arm “oi s.” oniblelie for iTRnancc, marital itatus. she w as nam ed A falling 6bJ(b b je n moves m oro slowly ABI•RIES (March 21-April 19): You'lllu'U enough. Didn’t think she lain' attheequQCOa to r th a n a t th e N o rth rcjolvilive. “I will never again complain I before. that. eieverything i» the la m er FocusI on i i Payrolled Veneiuclanja n s a t this writ- Pole, h ftait. exdting contact*, sdningg ofof By Chris Brovme tegafthftHotrtMe I ing earn the equivalentent on average Q. Who laiilaid thc first railroad icive Juices. Imprint ityle, take coldmid r Hofjl, MAVg You*’ •o f s u i 0 month U.S. tracks In thche United States? And Igo into future. • - ...... WAT APbI lVi6't/-/XVt y e & 0e ^ 1 Q. W hat m akes somnc e peoplei think where? 'AURUS (April 20-itay 20): Spedalid a l ...... < th c Rom ans Invented golf?gol A.Onenioirhomos Leiper. In 1809. A t collectection feanired, relate* to householdliold T ? 7 / ^ t t r I y o>UPPl-AlJ$ u p 'S'ffl/g,; jucts, published material helps keep*ep P0}Z5K.^^ fo\;op THg A. A game called1 “pnganica"“i • CnimCreck,Pi<, Pa. They w ere wooden, produi s 95 perccnt of the U.S. rclotlKtlonship from fallinB apart,art. = U T U iz e , played with a club andant a feather-' Report is 9£ scores between 70 and E«Phphasis OD pannerthlp. public rela-rela- 0 O Y ? y e m f e i s i filled ball sewn of anlm;limai skin • was population sc< is, marital stanis. among their pastimes,:s, accordingi to 1 3 0 o n IQ tetests. ! That much you ;BMIN1 (May 21-June 20); Divertify, j thc historical footnotes.ss. m lBht’vc gueiluesscd. but the testers nd hum or vriih profundity. Moon.oon Average weight of wwo om en in their ' continn it. ition highlights employmMt, bade«sic «*, flmess, a r t of pet*, aem entIt of . ACROSS [T T^ I | M I III | P _ L _ ^ H ______luck kI rides with you, winning streak'eak . ' 1 Claso — . ietw y. Sagittm us involved. 6 Tabloworq itom :ANCER au n e 21-July 22): Rebuild,uUd. 10 Hoad covoring — - Rtform routine Into exdting chal-dial- 1 ‘® * ' i ^ t3 Lotionlngrodionl. g p — 3 j(m U li «•« i ge - obuin hint from Aries message.age. ., By Mort Walkerir 14 Lorgo mammal. ;;- ■ BwticBMley -I lor short y l'p ^ r iC iS ^ ^ ^ o n fs L r p io play* I------V cem ';::; V IS Singlo: prot. ■ ■ ■ [wrsn:Tunount role. PIP you TEIL SOWEiVSEONE YOUR V — rTHAT EXPLAINS ) A ;) 16 Dozo l i — ------T m lbLEO (July 23-Aug, 22): Check Taurus.urus BEPROOM WBEP5 PAINTINS PA ( VES 1 \ l7Wosiom J* isiage for added wisdom. Sharela re BUT YOU COULPH'TI’TAFFORP , I y 18 Toward Iho "TBB”* knowDwledge, leam through processIS of conior *’ tUed' • TDHIREA.WWTERe r 5 [■ £ h i ^ W hat appeare V , , »■ _ J v /I o n < I E Y a n d C]LASSIF]^lED ' k - ' . Scction E T he Times-News, Wednesday, A ugust 21,1996 E ; Airtraveelers shoi)uld buy Exe;hange; t o l i s t '!spud f)iimres- I tickets bbefore ta:ax kicks iil ^ j Q Thfl Auoclatod Prm»— ^— Listing 1 will1 help groweijrs, shippers3 BOISE — Startirting Sept. 17, the New al , sale of potatoes,” Huffakfaker said. A unable to reachr terms on a contract,ict, Jiange plans to Stan list- , TIwAttoctatadPrew ______Accou]ountants say air travelers canan ssave York Cotton Excht grower in February can selllU potatoesp for fumrcs canin offer a solution. H uffakericer ------moneyy oon flights in 1996 by purchachasing ing potato futures;sa g a in . May ^ delivery at an estimatelated pricc. If said. Both growersg and processors can» n tickets before the tax ^ rein:einstat- ItS an opportuitunity for growers and the Jv price drops between theih en and May, hedge b y buyingbi futures contracts; at WASHINGTON — Travel.vdeiswhowmt f shippers to h^gege, and that could pave to save money on airlinele ttrjps this year ®°- he be protected agreeable prices.pr vever, after Monday, they adadvise the way toward moren: price stability in vas should purchase their Or the grower can exerdydse what is ...... The origirpnal proposal last spring was ' I ' '■y a g Sst p u rc h a sin g tick ets fo r fllchtsfli{ contract negoti(iations, says Bruce. , , after growers and shippersers .....Monday. ------. Falls,' PubUsher of the called « a “put” option, whichlich gives him m odified of )7. . '■ ...... Htiffaker, Idaho F wanted a “blended" contnict.ic t. Tucked into legislatio::ion raising the ’otato Market ^e^_ the J* right to sell futures at: a fixedf pricc. said th ey w t It’s because reinstatemenie n t of North America Pol o r canons and bags, not justust ...... minimum wage is a provi;ovision reinstat- . ' Joe'Gaenthner of the “ If the price goes up, he isnYtiYtiedtoit - Itallowsior axes lasts only, through:h ithis , HufJkcr and J. d socks, giving growerss a ing the 10 percent exdsese taxt o n domes- t*»e ta x University of Id 1 a h o ’s C ollege o f , For shippers, futures alloUlow them to 100-pound tic passenger flights asi W(w ell as th e $6- ye®r- , I be in Boise to explain buy bi and s ^ simultaneouslyisly. Shippers greater abiliility to use contracts to hedgeige publicans are hoping to ext per-ticket tax on internalnational depar* Repul rogram. Exchange offi- are ai the only people in thele S;System who more of theiieir crops. on- tures. th e taxeixes further to help pay for s< I in a noon program can c deliver potatoes. If a shi[shipper is con- The contnt r a a now is an all-Russet con- It takes effect for ticke:k e ts p urchased fo*® legislation^®8 cutting capital gi ihilo Inn. cemed c* about the price faliiailing, he can tract. T he oor r i ^ a l proposal was for a 10- i^of seven days after the enacnactm ent, which i a ai n d o ffe rin g a $500 p e r clchild pojato s ,con.tracw were sched- buy b a contract, guarantee]teeing future pound bag' contract, o allowing delivery of occurred Tuesday witl«th President credit.t. .. uled for listing5 mohthrago,i but the delive^ d at the h i^ e r pricc.a:. If1 he thinks red an d w htiite il potatoes. ets Clinton's signature. Howe-kvever, there’s no guaranteeee that process has beeren modified to reflect the tl pricc is going up, he cancan buy a con- T h e re wilvill be six futures contracts e r, The 10 percent ticket tax and other avi- bill will;ill p a ss Congress or, even if itIt dao^ industry recommenendadons. tract, ti sell it at a higher pricjrice and then trading each ea year, in November, ind ation taxes lapsed on J an. a 1 after Clinton r^ive;e Clinton’s< signature. So, theiie iavia- -p o r a grower.r, it’s an opportunity to sell s< the spuds he has. J a n u a r y , iMarch, May, July and in December vetoed Reptep u b lic a n ’s bal- tion raxeaxes could lapse a g a ^ starting Jan- price potatoes sepeparateJy from the actu- When growers and proc>rocessors are Septemlw.r. ' anced-budget legislation. Mar^ T S SaOa 0 « undac250fc4550. 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S rii "i'fH' £„■,n 'a j i o ’t f . ! ” i ^ i V um iV u HMcu.tt' ' n ntgrai-X Ttnan 120 10 1) M » • X — J ... Y E-2. Tkm»M«w»;TVrinFtOt,l&i,ldiho Wednetdtir,August21.19»396 ' . M o n e y Grow ofrrnutual 1funds sslow wiith foreeign imvestorst g imjirinn rf en ifwim'r N EW Y O R K (A P )—- T n h e m u tu - manage- lishetihed on “Trends in the Offshonore are wondering htim1 wVi^erc future In tryingng to1 seD U.S.-style fond sc n e r c r - al fund industry is encoiicountering ment like Mutu:utual Fund M arket." But somime assets will come. In!n 1m o st c ase s, m a n a g ement m e to'for«igQ cus- id o f gru w d t m a y |Dc m a e r lo o k m c « te n o o n s a y f c r - - some slow going as it tries to they are signilenificant obstacles need to beb< they are setting thei:lieir sights on tomers, managersma must adapt .. lo »;|ii ^ ainirnge,’ , — . - extend its-huge succescess in th e ------.f o r —U .S .-— ov:crcom c rc e.------______fh»»nfin.tT g innrlf<»f.” ______I theirvvehicli United Slates to otherit c o u n trie s m a d e ham - The Th< funds’ effort to them•m- To date, U.S. fundmd managers in eadi comnuntiy, tnrtttrftng cultur- T a E u n ^ ” fte^STfii'ii’ii a s well. burgers, selveilves overseas bears watchiniing have built up some3 S56.6$1 billion al and tnidinditional values as w dl •banks'*1 dom isatiaa e i n m a n e e d y F o r y e a rs now , th e idead e a h a s ta n - soft drinks, forir U.S.I investors, bccause; i t in o v e rse a s a ssets, C^erulli er reports, ' as economiiimic and regulatory dif- fuocls fa distribiflioo bas sc o o tt hampered srowdiaanasgBiig a m - ta liz e d fu n d c o m p an yy managers ni razors or standands to play a big role in dctetter- with the three biggestest entrants in fcrences. - lu that they m ight findid i a b r o a d ’ toothpaste,” mihir whether the industry caiam the field - Fidelity,, CitibankQ and In manyly overseas< mailtets, for bank^xmson." bs A lso. C e n ilE s« s« . A e ami ase« e o r export m arket for their p saysCeniUi maimaintain anything like its recenent Merrill Lynch - accdccoHnting for instance,e, CerulU < n o tes th at e n a s . th e t>*ay A m e ric a n moviefviS S "nannaHn n ™ Associates, growl'o w th ra te in th e ye a rs ah ea d . aboul 40 pcrcent of th!that total investors-s don'td have quite the U ^. inTestmeat naaaeen soperior in iian and o p enrie ei n o e .fast-food restaurant opera«rators and a Boston constn su ltin g firm th a t spc- “Though “ Tl asset growth amnd The asset numberr isis rising. But taste for stodssto that the US. pop- sc h a s s o t t n r e i e d a s w d a sE s s a a a e m a n u fa c tu re rs o f m anyly consumero cializes inI iiiinancial scrviccs infloiflows cominuc to bc robust,’it,” it still represents onl])nly about 3.7 ulation uisbas developed, but lean h< items have. issues. t hle e Ceruj^iI report observese s , p c rc c n t o f th e ' to ta1 l internationalin more towaiward bonds and other ib overseas is t o A e C n ttd SCBKSSta But so far, “the ultimjimate'hard . The pictunure may brighten in , “therh e re is consensus th a t th e m ututtu- fund-managementIt market,t as fixed-incomeom e * 01 reality is that .overseas}as c itiz e n s th e fu tu re, th Reach more fhehan 53,000 readders a day withfl just one phonel e call! r-TheTiii m e s - N e w s - "nTheTnnesNew nI c u s t o m eIr i ^ M i p u ^ S E R V I C E El ^Ni.mijN»ii ARI I •SATURDAY 8 :0 0 -lOiOO 1 3 2 3RDD SlSTREET WEST, P.O. 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Joromo- Good payjy wAwnofrts.v A{>- tional backgron SS se d in said Rre Protoc- /TF area■oa After Spm 324- ply, 309 AddisonAd. Avo. W. CallM orclaata at Mountain som e machinsryy a j ssam - 40 i K .p a 3rD O E .F.Fsea o : TTio TWIN FALLS WAREH(EHOUSE HISTORIC DISTRICT THE STATE OF IDAHO, raised & CW . { WAND FOR THE COUNTY tionn DistrictD during tho Ds- 5721 asl ------View CaroI CeCemer, 423- bty and m edtankaikalskls cradetattaatSftOi wifi bo conaWorod by tho0 IdahoIci S tate Historic Sites Ro-' tl AUT0M0T1\” iVE 5591. moming! isendre- IO>«7-asiiBara*.ffl vlow Board for nominationIon to (ho National Reglslor o>‘ OFADA calijMI year beginning Odobor lings. required. Pleasa s 1996 ond onding Sop- ^ — - ' ■! Wo are curri:urrently seeking — ...... ,,,, - auxnetoB oxW»272cft) e: ^ j Hlsloiic Places ot Ha mooting)tlng on Se p tsm b ar 20,1996, In NOTIFlCATtON OF 1.19S 1 0 7 jixp. Indlvlijlvlduofs for our DENTAL/RECEECEPTlONtST TT,* .77mes-We«IW. P .O . DRItfBB RENEWAL HEARING tombonber 30.1997 lor whtah I . BoIm , Idaho. Tho proposocln e d district consists of two sop- ABORTION liraropolrdiJrdopl VoUddrtv- FT , m u s t hha>. a v o d e n ta l Box 548. Twin FaHs.IDFi Tn>dcdrh«n Sor lars*larsast I orato oroas. Tho vrt)slom1 portionpoi Is boundod by Minidoka liIn Iho In te r e s l of: JO N apprccproprioitonbtobontado. ■ DERATION AND SUP- LTERNATIVES 1 or's Iteonsense req., fun bon- k n o w l odge.Toam d g 83303. SBBBon iriwSud. KIs) u e cu a - j Avonuo, 2nd SlrootW.. ethithAvonuoW..3rdStrootW.,5(h- A • 8STOCK. A Child Undor OPEP oflts avtiil'ill. IPlease Inquire orientod. Goo(3ood orgarttza------rian c a n a c v c s a rr.r .c Ca a n BghtoenYoafSofAoo PUESJESTOMAINTAINFIRE' ^ 5 p n ! Avonuo W. and 4th SUeotot V,W. Tho oostom portion of tho E ONANCY CRISIS ntMogicVr; Vonoy Tiro, 501 tional skills.lis. C om puter DRIVERS s s m b s q ; •“ To:NATHAN ROBERT OSTPSTRICT: $52,222.92 district Is bounded by Mlnidllnldoka Avonuo, 4th Stroot S.. T CENTER S. Uncoln..In, Joromo, ID. knowlodgoI helpful.hel| Salary COL.doUteendonorsemenL __ . 2nd Avonuo S.. 2nd StrootK)t JS., 4th Avonuo S. and Shos- NNOBLES. Iho natural fa- Done)no by iho order ol tho ,„,i.rating. Call 734-7472 - jard ofthe Hagerman based on1 experience.ox Loader e^Mriencace. Ir**"’ ELECih OHCS hono SlrooL lither of said Jon Stodc B o a « 1-800-371-7472. BABYSITTE) Send resumemeto:Ann:Do- t hauling. G o oioeyand d p Eleclronicaaacoa e n i - Usting In tho Nationalll Register,R< tho lodorai govern- YYOU AND EACH OF YOU. ■0 Protection P Oistrid this - ° ------^ - For2loddloiWiers, trans. pnh 256 Ma TdayofAugust.1996. ^ ------Martin S troot hoalth bonofits. AA eplval blarycom m ers^ BUS morrt'8 official list ol historicoric properties worthy of prosor- wwill h e re b y ta'ke notice: 5th to I ferred, atBt nmy home, call Pnjl,_,1083301. © Ao- Scoff Jadcson Tn 3n.«illi vation, nnulta In tho followingiwlng lor historic propoftles: TTTiat a Petition lor Renewal JudyCdy Osborne. Clorit ■ 10FESSI0NAL ^■^252. cepting collsoils only after 221 s . Uncoln, joionrn.Ji iramngmpBtasiR.*ia .x M inning lo r fodoraL fpdofollv II- uundor tho Child Protection , r u n itt. JBUSH: August 21 and I SSERVICES , BARTENDIN 73Q pm at733733-3278. lo . Or call 324-31.3004 B- N r t s a iia am to am iM isslsted n rolects. Tho Advisory AAct wos filed In Iho obovo- PUBU ------Spm. oves. 324-727230. ea4«S)A».n.TF. DMik3nmu«l»glvonano^- oentitled matter on the 26th 28. IP ixpor. bartender. , DISPLAY a s s appiy**^^ doy ol July, 1996. That a —— ~ ------BANlNKRUPTCY etwoon 11 am-5 DisolavAsi'A aalstam DRIVERS a s m Ing i&tod ptoportlo3.To> turt ~'HoaringonlhOPotnionhas ■ - Alt Choplaptor & AS related - pm. Mon.-Fn..Fri. No phono E n e r g o ^ ssell e ll stort with . OTR drivers. Miieane M »aiEbcaafla.>9e33.aasds ■ . - bboon sot for 9:30 am . on W COSOS.tts. Froe telephone colts. Honkrjnkers Placo. 121 c oathro flareIare, 20/hr per paid, plia load& 4 unload to » * K p in g .O Tn « DSo i fib 2- gilQlbllitv Ifir fodoral loala provisions.pi Tho Fodoml Inlor- tlthe 1st day of October. ■ consultation.a 4th Ave. S.. Twin Fans. wooT m -FF. niflexible hra. pay. Vacattm&bc g s r s ta l svstj'M Q tk a j;' nol Rovonuo Codo oncouraouragos tho prosorvotlcn ol do- 11996, in tho Moglstrale A 760 600-548-2166 — ■ ------Apply a t ColtCatalog D esk, C o n tad Jm j proclablo historic building:Ings by allowing lavorablo tax CCourt. Ada County Court- ■© /m H. Mulborry CAREWORH)RKER resume helpful BQ ' S e ^ tsstn n a 30 s m v ' troaUTMjnts for rohabilltationtk)n ond also provldos lor chart- hhouso.SUWoslJoBorson. f f 538-7761'yraaxpofionco Juvenile OeDetention Care- j c Penny,MV MV Man, EOE. A r l o ^ i ^uddtM ^ OaokAmdi HC32.fiSZ.&M ■ ' tablo contrtbutiona fw cons'nnsenmiion purposes of partial BBolso. Idaho 63702. Un- fn IVm Twin FoflS County. ------— ------* <7aTag»oaWtfesa'e sa s< J intorosts in hlstoricalty knporiportant land areas or stiucturos.'- 'Ic'loss you me responsive' 22^holographyyr ot Ihe- i 01 loost 21 voois' DRIVER...... ' ...... DRIVERS ' For further information soo00 383 CFR 67. pplooding wtthin twenty (20) It pricos in tho Mogic o. ompro fid o n lln Je ^ North SIdo»Bus Bu Co. now Drivers need to dri G reat t»h 5 ^ - ______- 3. Conaklofnilon aJ hlslorteUlS vnluosj In tho decision by tho ddays, a default ludgment ■ , (. Coll Ouolity. 678- rr^ft nndI wwrlling, have a taking applicplications for unioaders in fourirr gtJtiM lAOT n rm sa p a r warn lont to issuo surface mal min- -' mayrr bo entered against I ii i ■ I lowostor p 677-2769...... high schochool diploma or • sdwol busdriiidriverafortho CaB 677-4538...... nBarrauDa«9k.-HMH a d * ------atoto or fodorol govommom 0 101 Valloy. ( Ing porrrit whoro coal Is■ locatod.loa For further Wormalion yi )nt ond success- 96-97schoolyXDlyoar. Excel- i.-i ^benaSta. wagesaadJa- d LOST 4 FOUND 2680 orREPAIRS, romod- )r housewives DRIVERS paoden«9rtBBa.Ra . n « - soo 30 CPR TOOL eog. you havo tho right 10 indhondym an 'U"y compimploto a back- lent Job lor hi A. Elkilbllltv for fodoml amnl;mnls-in-nid. whonevor funds aro bo b ropresontod by Counsel invostlgallon In- nrtlrodI porpersons nood- Experienced dieselsei potato le r la n d l j r . n o MM C c a n )UND Young fomalo HOMERIces. No job too criminal. Submil ing to supplep p le m e n tth e truck drivers. Nownrd^glrv < W SgS^arBBag. opproprialod byCoi>grc30..8. ForFi turtner Inlormation contact of o your choosing or upon 'og, brown/Wonde w/bluo 0 1 s 0. n Insured. Gordon ciuoing enr good causo shown, provid- ■ ion to Twin Foils family incomeomo. This b a 53&«143. • Idaho Stato H«toric Prosoriiaoivation Olflcor, 210 Main St., 9 olTar. Found by Horizon se rv lci ______FARM Bolso. ID 83702. iring you are financially {.OST ott 423-4368 County I'uman °UT Rosourc- part tlmo obtob. Aodicants ■ k*ool. Call324-7193 small. I b t o t o ^ a O m VEK A^towteW^ — Ba Owners of prtvato proportporty nomlnatod to tho National needy, n tho Court moy op- d...... &B .. •" Hamlott I. Box 126, Twin m u« ^ abki a d v e w is e 83303. Deadllno C O L h a v o ag dio workns to tisncsl ( Roglslof may concur In or)t o^octot to the nomination In ac- polnl o Counsel to act In your pioa>ST Meloi d oteclor. . I.E. soarth plots tftesBDMBS cord with 38 CFR 60. Atjytfjy iowner or partial owner who beholl. b )&B man Supply parking loL a[ YOUR August 22. lahe canataaad.Staa«tet i t a a t 1 submit a noinrlzod statomonl Dated D This 8th day of Au- walk S T c r f i S S objocts !o IlsUng should sui ^looso return. 80 yr. old VICE SPECIALTY . c a r p e t — Over th e roadI ddrivsra. 9-1-9aAe«%AiQtaBea > Ra (cortifytng ownership andI obio b lo i^ n to listing] to State His- gust. gi 1996 lan noeds . il to help him HIS DIRECTORY ^ l a y oyer r i holpor. No ox- DRPCT Class AC0L12I2 « e stem a a a rr ti C a a a a i. ft aair i l toric Prosofvallon Offlcor,r. IclahoIcli S tate Historic Prosonm- 3. J. David Navaro LOSTmik. 733-8779 SERVII dork of tho District Court ' -m ale ...... po rlo n co:o rnoodod. Coll lOwhoolorwith wtth CDL*Com * states. Mostlyrnotouch n EasiaIF3tac.83Dt9«Sb « s a tk>nOfnco,210MalnSL.Sol,Solse.lDB3702byS«ptsmb«r C .round. Wogo ' freighLA>so.teUofiefdriwen. A A & S > « a r 20.1996. Each owner orr paipartial ownor has ono vote, re- Ada A County. Idaho court» T Scottish Terrier, fe- IN THIutaerthanooauigot ovonlngss aflora 7:00. Job SJ lalorin Hanson trailer «c«' is In Twinrin IFoils. To start DOE.CaU423423-4269. C o m p e tltlv a Sl gardloss ol how many wholirhole or partial p r o m o s In the By: B Tina Mclntyie 423-< ' Benefits. Lumper ^ ------district aro ownod by thatat pparty. If a ma]ority ol prlvaio ourt aroa. 8/14 moming. Paeeaun immodialoly.“ ^•206062-9697, r a n f l 23-6530. ' Homo regular, i property owners object to(0 thett nomlnallon. It will not bo PUBLISH: P August 14. 21. >-OST, yourcMc733-0931 ------FO R F L A^ T T B B E 0 ln 4 8 and 28.1996______^ iistod: however, tho Slalo.10 F-Historic Preservation Offlcor oi ------CHILD CARIARE stBtos.Cal2K' Come bv our offlceCaOrCaO |y y g g Ion to Iho Keeper ol the National ** )ST, ACTUALLY STO- sholl submit the nomlrutiion t £ N from a black Ronoor ^ ' I Utllo Gemsrms Child Caro Is ------i-aoog»ooe Register lor a dolerrnlnobonltion of elicibiltty for inclusion in INVTTAT10N TO BID w/cot ''' Ing a loving, do- 'DRIVER * * * OalTT.peraon. m asJSiaa t m f ' tho NaUonalRo6istor.il the propertyI ia dotermlnod ollfll- The Board of Trustees of $120■U, leather brief case ^ person to work W anted, oxp. rTMra&eutsidavsM f/conlonts valued approx. ■ 0 xp. short1 haul d r iv e r s - ~ ble but not lorntally llstod,I. th 208-734-5538 S toS ------— ------. . ______M\wmH n < i r ------R UBRARIAN ME(ilECHAMIC p i — '“ ■ 1 MEDICALL HISCEIXANECIEO(i8 REPOHlfcH i n E s n u m s r TtaOpM wiStfnaMI BolnB Basin Library Diatrict lourneyTTUn Jou Eiectrle Motor h e d)ICAL ic ; Director of,1 I(ten™ S«vto- mU-OPEJ•ERATOR: Do you ilva inI GiGoodmg. V rtxxp=s£craMt £ t t o - ■S ^ p 'c fiU jfflmare n. I cwraniiy haa tn openlna M Mi ecnanlcneededln «B, Twinin Falli Clinic & FuD-llma. muttu st have COL Jerom e or Uncolm tnaxm - ply in p K » n a: 1 0 sm- SoattiSIStoS■ (or: CNaf LBnufan. Pocatello. Po Excel, aalary SNAKEJ<£ RIVER REHAB Hospital.II. 44 bad multi- and b e 2 5 yrayr or older, ty? Ara you udetall-d Ossta«sn.lB949 A n - %r riit. In CM I73M 27«. tlonlaFT. •aliryOOE. OOE. 0( Pleaae tend re epedaityh^ hospital. Ouailfi- W elltra ln .cOill32*«06- il oriantad? 6 o youyou wars a b e rty ftt^ M n ?a.D ^ .:taaax.mu'.ssitis.‘Mk.*. ' Job dascriptlon avail, sume tu & refs, to: Prtortty DIRECTECTOR OF NURS* cations in C R £ A m £ W 0 R 7 » C £ licC OV*T FORECLOSED KIMBERLERLY. COUNTRY TWIN FALLL L S -S 2 5 .0 0 0 TWIN FALLSi NlNEW UST’, TWIN FALLS HouseHoi on | 520"“ ------1 TWW FALLS 12a $800 ' Ujixor upM r in Laro*2bdrm^appIt.It. FKAtCBBQ II MWM br inBiianea hononnferpmiasoRSl. LiVmOia013b«Tns.2ba!hs. HosbsmtJ INQ MUSTS.r SEEI Now, 1.4 acres, prtme ! I REALESTATE eancaiMS. busimssn. M l y room, fireplace, nice ruralll a re a . S m all custom built: homo,ho vautl- tto a $115,000,73« jfc ■ ABsa^ntxraosxgtsasa •\ e M nquatit Tax. Rape’s tamlly ro : I WANTED *»«fg aBTJTSlitr; ;; ndnaadssaStfsn^fs.r REClEO'B. Your Araa. Toll o n Mll air. ^ double garaoe. townnearTlrTF.82d-5554 • od colOngs, corcontrol elr, 3 — ■ i—■■n-,, 4 913)20% |l F Fr«i•ra* (1)800-898-8778 cavoredBd deckfl plus a 40 X jaths.jeited RUER 1700*q.ft.:ft. 3 bdrm, Ehwod»Ewna l| ssnaTrnFU s. Lm r E x t Ml horse bam wtth TWIN F ALS-yVoilkopt.3 ^ od floors, fire- Z b a t h h o u se e .w w lth lg . UAQIC VALLEY area, ^ 0 % n 3 » OT W p ii]JIIUWl 9 Ext H-1638 ter cxirrant 40 stael I are in TWIN FALLS 2 bdnn. mIH ♦UUtielmwteOT II ■ncvaaBMltDinoBtD. ■ Mn•Onss- tacknxvn3oriL For mote infor- bdnn.2batfath, family room piacoi 3 car garage,gai auto shop. 8.5 aorec r e a ml 7 400 acres artywheri I ■ III 1^ ^ ^ ^ — I I rruitlQn C t o , contral air. Bprinkloro.3 31 100 80 ft BharaaofTwinFaDFaOscanal MagicVoBay. Cash bu; 900 ♦DrtB cowBiUMlona | bK C anaaPl Farirtbp- — r n C A a WALT OR wfmflreplflo 119 ♦QuiBklaBnippisBkii i m a ibii3iua»xM ai- ACERKAN • 2 Story. 2 a ^ i( ktodayl *96-220. 9<^ , newly rem od- $107,500. ^ water. 2 ml. g. N. oi o R ler. (81^94&-2&44. ♦CmJBpnetensdUv 3 sssassntbiD 8 a » f a l l s : Tuckod clod kllchotion. double car call 735-0(5.0053. Can 328-6490. _____ TWM FALLS 2 bdrm. W/DV/D wautlfully land- lflctfy»*™d*titeaK«BS iEmditflCSa»«is«1E* 0 aartlray tout;sidinit A^ay!I O'Over 6000 sq.ft. g«ao«. b« . I - 521 hookup, ^ 40ap. NO THEHOHETEX^^ J I bam/sftowar. G a n ^ .bdm is. 2 fua baths, ird,quiotcul-de- TWINFALLS-,S-4yrold i ; 514 lEO poti.733^a24. ~ • / s h a d , t r u i t i r a a s . two 'A ba k baths, fomal din- wc. h o m o w /2 6 2 : I incom eI^b»PEmv| o p I ““ SSag"',® iSaBBB-Ktwasacflns S6356aooa Can 837-4434 k^toiS;may room,firoplaco, 734-2805 bdmi,3baon1 TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. m/ : snutrg'ecaft aaidaitb. tanaawmessaBe.______hofloma:master bdrm. cus- t m im t a i i n .A u lO B ^ - rNVESTMEKTPflO S 2 S U RICHFIELD, ^-Sffio'?«SS?ESS- rates «w ~' J. - = 7 - 1 5A 5 H S a i.8yownar.ovor sccontrat.i^ “Twin Fanrnhesl hnihfftm nSiI^’ rioutrol colors3 tfihrougriout. apartment commui JoaM y.73l-«g>. I ° n o o 8«». ft. 4 bdrm. 114 bsml. paslures. {Ram » iw a 7 A d “SSSfSnlSSS r/grbrsK S s JS S S t 00.000. C«g; C o n t a cict: t : M ike B arnard 734-4]- 4 1 2 0 { ...... I . • ( T ^ m . Twin Fib. liUto&fi n m n u i s wN m M F A U S EWrS> Mature emu and LOADER-Tr1-'Troian 2000 C H A Y -O atha>lay, 65 tdns, COMMERCIAL.SEWING Si DRESSER. 9-draJ r a w e r POKER MACHINE- vMeideo. CLARINET Holpll Myt •AddtenAv«.E. rheastss tor sale or Irado for 1980, Cumilummins engine, weed tree & (clean. Call MACHINE .Tacsiicsew, like w/walnut finish &I mirror,ml countsr top tor hom0 o ori child ctumgod instn manarkia%i;^,204S /pu M e mimdt>.Aa^2X,im :• AUBTRAUAN8HBP-■ LLATHE 12*X38* w/1 1/2' UOlOTOR SCOOTERS, KTM LC4,LC4. 400-94. Exeal. W EATHEJE B B Y M « rk V BIOL 1972 0«ltrallarw/poita- R O A D R A NlO Q IB B sB Y 4 O ii ' . ■ *HBRD pup*. 0^ wort-• hole throuoh apWla. Un- wanted wa to buy. Vespa, All- lentcondsndtdon. S4100/atTar. Spoftar. 30030 WBY mag., poll), tx o .. atahapa.vary OWNSR1094 2 & ipold acopa. Ilka dean, $1600.X), 6434072. traOar.axo-ooritfHS S ftS l lunilTVTBAliJ • ; Infl p w r t i . 324-7888 coin Ideal Arc 8P250w I ------:------1 F0RD-19C1963 Converskjn, CMC, 1995 Yukon,Yu leathef HOHDA.CRX.196!i965.excel. SUBARU •88 GL St faetorvyrbbullt rb engine. Interior, all11 thI e exU as, cond. New tires,«, newr ste- Wagon Turtx). New . Bobby Wolff Cal733-6{3-6536.______boautlfut a qtuagroenw ^ lth reo system. Calfl 436-3727.42 PS. AC. CC, powoi I THE ACES CON BRIDGE* urlD^V-Sert------' ■' TT— roof. PW. $3200/< H i • FORD78 *78 Custom Van. S^^ “''T' '■ ’• ’■ 1 5 T 0 ^ ^ t suzira3 -, ^ ■. , A\. ■ '^■->v CHOO^PM f s m E i a a . _. -.‘vWriX'^•* '*. ^k'i. :-.’B’-.'v ' PURCHASE C< TODAY V FOR—__ ^^189i .OAXiC«Co«»l2.9B^U a OAeadcih*ty9l8&Ot.«OMii4 Uaiti t^icO to prior mIc c rmHD.1BM B .y aakM ietiUnfSn^ Op«*» t» ««!««• « h2988^ far IS ^ -O c B per TO. T ------nmnj ^IBB H : PURCHASE $ g gm m mm TODAY y FOR__ 1.15588 - » Ittar bIc sr k»>. 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