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Todaylay: Partly ' ■ » ' I o f © j d u c ja t i o it T ^ >!pX '•‘2“'tidy,.breezy , andpd pleasant t t Details Inside gh85.1ow H O S J ds thousancids on confferences ^ d r ^ ■ jpMspend How th e costs add up> . ,B3 y " ■ 1 B y S > n «iMinar M i$12,000 for two board metembers. are and howIW they stack up to our Offlcials say Tlme»N«w»iWW lttf______Was it worth it? problems,”' 01Olm stead said travel pays o ff ...... • Dr. Alan Olmstead, vioice chair- ' Thc busineiness of nm ning a hos-' • • I Some Kreservoirs | t „ jj, oard, said pital is comp!opUcated at best, even M a g ic V a llil e y PALLS - A six-day con- m ; an of (he Hospital Boa changing' regulations in about hospital gover- I for a physidddan, and even morc • Meth: Law enforcemem ent offi* ference ab vith other complicatedd :for those who come care. ' Board members are^i will wirdnd up ! a swanky resort in Maui •■“You get to networic wii attending .. f mak- < • (i) Pqge B l ingoltemativiithre plans ftirfcigation - ■ thnughthe2lle 2004 grovrtte season, t - r f lhe reasonison: Ther^55m b e no : l , storage Carrierried over' a t tb e end of ' 4 [o n e y v few ii the 2003; Slseason/.' ;l: 1977 and 1992L992. •Jv ' Bythetimime e the water is shut off - • F a m il y L if e for the seasonison, it is fiTtp f that '' ^ f e Palisades anand American FUls ' | Chill o u t H ot weatheiher poses reservoirs will be down to 3 per- danger, especial^ toto fseniors. w K s centofcapadi>adt%saidMDceBeusof j'' . the Bureaulu •of Redamadon in -j; PageE2 Burley. Forr all intents and purpose I ] - es, that meaneons the reservoirs are < 1 empty. N a t io n Rewrd-hightiigh tem peratures this summer, anEm unexpectedly high number ofif aacres of high'^ter ;f|j ' crops in thehe eastem and south- < | central partsrts of tbe state, aud a < i . loweMhm-avc•average w inter snow- pack have all contributed to the ,i t: shortage, saicsaid Brian Olmstead, field superviservisor for tbe TWin Rdls j vh K‘ ‘; ..... 9Bi|^SBB9H9 Canal C a • • “The yeariar of 2003 might go i' ' DreaiiQjn on: Ameiaeiicans t.OOP_ton« [d th* tv dovm in tbelie trecord books as the - saiy. of V . ^ y.. . yearwiditiierfieinostdaysorer 1 0 0 ■'■ iW i j: d eg r6 » '‘thW «hff 'vm .have e^^ '. pi obseririedi"' sisaid 'Hon Garlson,* ' ( 1 ;. ■. ■ ' • * ”1 water masteriter of eastem Idaho^ '': I X W ~ Water Districttrict 1. With high tem- ■ 1 ■ SPORti, . R ai ... id its ' " peratures aiand corresponding ,| r - rapid crop> ^growth comcss some- 1 “ ook ^^und thie thing else-hi{ water use. By the {| room 'at a L anting dme the seas«ason is over, offidals |1 jfemily. gathering, might wull. finfind that growers used \ i i more waterr th:than any other season L ^ a n d ^ u ’ll se e on rccord. CarlsonCar said. )' fo u r geigenerations, bound I Water mantlanagers had earlier in . together!^ by a cattle brand in the year anticintidpated fewer acres th e shapeipe of a coffee cup. of potatoesa iiin the fields across Idaho, Beus said. But | ' T h e reb ’s’s Marguerite southem Idol that didn’t: ha]happen. Potatoes take | . I L anting.g, resolute and gra- a lot of water. wat In addidon, it ■ d o u s a tC80. 8 THE LAN appears thereliere is more hay this Bouncing back: c sI i nrebound- Therei arei her sons, Jim, year. Hay takss to d ose John andnd Bob. ENDURE any crop, hestle said. , out the O utback Stealeakhouse ThereI eaire the sons’ wives lh e 20033 snsnowpack was not dis­ astrously low,ow, at about 70 percent. tournament. an d chfldIdren. A four-part M>rlal ri by Megan HindIds of average., BeBeus said. Paged Andthidiere^ Jayden. At 3, “Some yearrears we could live on a M arguerierite’s first great- eoDTtrrin/n1/n.TMM 70 pcrccntt ?u supply, but this year 1 hild is always the P art I: e 80,” ho said. “A 100 ,1 O p in io n g ran d ch i •a Lanting apend an airiy-momlonUnf moment drinking coffee .nrl "■ould . c e n te roof f attention. TVvo celebraticIons Bob»iRh.a le and pcrccnt willill lileaw us vrith caiTy- j I reidint the n«in«wf paper. Soon, Rhea wliiI leavalei for her job m an extenili•lon edih over". Horn com es Howard: Lanting dan makes - Page El “L . ■Hie La cater, end Boblob wlll head out to rake hay.y- But witli threethr previous years of Democratic upsts^rH H m vard homeTie on 1,000 a c re s lowc^than•avli-average snowpack. Dean has little to offe est of Hollister, rais- five heartbreaking mminutes. importantI t way. and Rhea Lanting allttlowed a there is noI cmcarryover in th c reset- servative Id ^o , today n voirs, he said.ud. Iqt and cattle - and But ifs also a life of)f watch- The landnd. reporter to live in rial S£Q^. I lifestyle increasing* uld bode disaster, said P ing grandchildren scamper sc It owns> themtl , just as much home for three mon>nths t o Water Resounources spokesman Dick ign to dty-dwelling in th e same y ^ whthere you as they ow:w n it. conduct a imique jou)umalis- Lanen. Index A m ericar»ns. pl2Qred as a diild. The Lanim tings* 1,000 acres tic p roject. It m ^ t tertempt people to think life of long dE^ and The Lantings aree pretty - of earth influencesin the key This stoiy is not thth e s to r y the comingI sn snow season will ha\’c . Classified .06-20 MoviesI . It’s a lif vy. But though people aboard grain thresh- much like other ppeople. dedsionss of their lives: of every farm family.r Tt’c1 n o r to oe heavy. Community .E4 Nation J like* to see thnt in 20ther .A2 i t ’s aI life of worrying aiigue about. This sumimmer, the Lantings, ______was 140 to 180 180 percent of average. ' Magic Valley .Bl W est.it — 83-8 about hahailstorms that can But they’re differerent from agreed to0 oc p e n th e ir lives to Tb see the story, pleatxise t u m ease seo WATER. Page A2 Money . . . .01 WorldId .. . .A12-13 destroy ' tthe barl^ crop in dty people in one! hugely Times-New*ws readers. Bpb to th e F a m ily L ife x crfton. ti ^ Please WipMaiiK)«sssT Sen1 . McGai]in says UJ.S. needis more m1 oney, troopt s inn ira q Th>)fa>hlinImton Port ' postwar Iraqaq peaceful enough for 1national security. hn McCain, R-Ariz., said !t win this cbnflict. Wc IK 4M N after visitii]ting Baghdad last week ,, , recunis fromim the Middle East he 1hearings of thc Senatee Armed **We ihust w O more U.S. troops as welldl as dra- pigns „ momount a heavy campaign (Services Comminee. *■ thatPteddeident Bush Deeds to level Please see IRAQ. Page A2 witl^thepulpublic about the need fbr nadcally ’ more spendingg toi make J q the issuesue in 'm eed n g s w i^ *^c need to tell the An^mcrican 7 Silliilicone's comebackck It's a gogame Bestt of Readyi r agons, ho! On Drive myny car ! Afttiter years ot classs to hunJ ilt Ketditchum’s clonllling b ig^est g f party ■ What , days, igitation, sili- AJercrome Bowhuj WM ronone breast , o fththe i year- leadeiers of ivinner and dmlove open- immplants j are M H H !gon D^s - varioi3US Some miilies these Hi e |b n’ More girl fairw^ her ' ers arriT iv e n e x t ibout to come !irls,taim- shares Is out over religicions dqys sp^(fend much of [; Iie?,talce »es. week. 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Calll, STS'wmm LMmWoa 77.Ba «1 «t 4 Low: 30atSl■lSwnl«y.ldaJ» '•i MLMCSh R«e>'W so 04 pe 82 8 a s s r - * ” 5 S = . , ck>utfy.o-«>ot^ Poll: MosIst Americans Three BSritish solIdiers die3 during aiimbush inn Basra Danish sol- Hussein’ss formerfo regime. “And ■ U.S. WiU bbe bogged do By Draw Brown after Kurd!rds reportedly damaged aI Americans and one Da i l reopened ‘nirkomen1 dier have been killed in action in those scckirsking thc imppsitlon of (AP) - With bombing a Knl«M RIdder News Sen esh tyrannwwill fail. a„'i : WASfflNGTON (ii shrine on FHday. Iraq since Presidenent Bush some fresh 1 public confidence2 ddeclining in headqua i t ------bat opera- They mayy pullp off .'B operation - j e BAGHDAD, Iraq-Thn iree British ..The attanack on the British sol*. , dedared m ajor combi! ; Prerident Butih's: bhandling of killed th 1 tions over on May 1- Atil least 273 or two or maybema 10. i f t thejyviU * n early 70 per* and at le soldiers were killed SatSaturday dur- diers wass liictl third fatal assault on the war in Iraq, net I soldiers in s o u t h s Iraq[ U.S. soldiers have diedcd in Iraq fail.” 2 cent of Americana n s fe el th e U.S. a e ing an ambush in thehe' sotidwm coalition sc ■ the war in Bremerr reeled-offn a.vU^of. « a Iraqi d ty of Basra, as.;Upftcd in the lastLSt 10 tlays, and the dead- since the be^nning of tl P United States willill be bogged also bei I Mareh. accomplishmshmeiits induding mil* ^ ntry for years' attacks. I ‘t . Nations staffers return*m e 5 % W k Uest on B Bi ritish. troops since six n on repairing povnjfcsta* I g dorm in the counct policem en werc killed[ International debatei iis intensi* Uons spent or 5 without achievingg :its goals, a 135U.S.s thiiik q in tents four days aftifter a truck miiitory p ter plants, sewage ftOdli- ir headquar- during antriot in th e town of Majjar •fying over whether thetlere should tions, water ] sl poll finds. since Ma h bomb d c s tn ^ d (heir late In Iraq ties and irrigrrigation projects across It ters, killing at least 23]3 people and in June. be a wider U.N. mandat Ih e Newsweek poll pi released dedared I and more internationalII ]partidpa- Iraq. One• tltousand tit new schools d th at neariy 6 operotioiown in Iraq wounding more than 100.1C Squadro:Iron L eader Lynda jrt Saturday also found t a British Army spokes- tion in post-war secunirity and have beenn built,bi five million text* K of 10 people arc con:oncem ed that Ameriing At the United Nationss Meanwhile, the U.iJ.S. military Sawcrs, a books NviUJ bc be distributed to Iraqi B reported that its soldIdleis killed woman, said sa th e soldiers werc reconstruction efforts. S the U.S. military wbvill il be overex- over hovuarters in Baghdad that With Baghdad still rccccling from children whwhen they retum to Cr tended should anotllother security percent s nvo ethnic TUikomrawwho opened killed afteiter a group of Iraqi gun- • noted. All 2,400 hpspi- the- top UJI. envoy there yitig to quell men openesned fire on their convoy' l\ie^ay'!s bombing off the U.N. school, hc no fi threat arise outside:Ira Ii q .A n d 7 o f should w I- fire on U.S. soldiers tiyi J counci3> ore now o^ra- ; least 22 others. stow noiT kf' aroimd 8:3(1:30 a.m. local time in cen- headquarters, L. Paul BrBremer, the tals in the coi B 10 are concerned thehe costs of the nel beca<. and British troops havee ethnic fighting In the t uter, insist- tional. Thirty’irty-nine of the 55 .most- s Kharmato in northemn ]Iraq. Ih e re tral Basra,■a. O ne other soldier wasi U.S. dvilian administrat 2 war will increase chcthe deficit and 47 perctwien targets of guerrilla cd that thc coalition ijis making wanted memllembets of Saddam’s for- <. hurt the economy. shotud st also were reports off cr week. UnitedMoy S 1, when President Bush 1 “Those yearning for dthe return he said. Andn d icoalition offidals say :: The poll of 1,011<11 adults was ' in taldne 7 between ethnic T\irkirkomen and ' week perior Saddam the end off SeptembcRSe low to proceed. About 48 The fitting brokee < out Friday increasing.' It said tho United States I withdraw militaty person- cause of the attacks, while 5 NASA mi]iust cut ‘bioob of bureajaucrac^’ j Water _ ircent said the soldiers Congress»man says Continued from Al [stay. icher, chairman of the California Republican. ment,” Nelsoiilsonsaid. -T ‘ b r e a k . u T t 61 percent said th e® CAPE CANAVERALa , Fla. (AP) Rohrabach seeing some of thc Mmc rm going IO vote forar inotlung over cartal coi ® - The report into the tl shuttle House Sdedence Subcommittee on1 Nelson, a Florida Democrat E “We’re seei i States did the right thing id Aeronautics, who flew on ColumbiaQ :ju.st days thing comeIC ouUnoi this t2cport^*&d 125 percent.” most scring military action, down 7® Columbia disaster willlU look haunt- Space an d . (ASA'S going to h^vflto Hc suid anything5 oover 125 per- system. E ;f i n ^ familiar to thosesc who lived Both hele an( d Sen. Bill Ndson of before the Challenger•r disaster, I think NASi It from a poll taken in late notes worriedly: “This: i5is a situa- change its5 ways.”wa .. 3 ^ ccnt causcs flooding.'g. in the ei It through thc agony of ClChallenger. thc Commnm ittee on Commerce, hman board will^‘st?irt ; Buc Olmsicad notedted that weath* won't ma ir Teainical dcfccts antmd bad man- Scicncc and an lYanspoitation have tion where the entirere human The Gchm; riodically briefed by the spacc program is on thcc Iline." to peel batA>ack the onitjn” ;of pot ; cr experts so far are! notn< predicting or junior agem ent at NASA broirought down been perio bchm6at>re.'»iis for the • any break in thc drourought. He also “Fhrm< ime. two key Columbiaa Ai cd d en t Investigation The Columbia boarard spent only the (fech both ships. But this tin: 1 disasto'c/ihut ^^Iso pointed out, howeveirvcr, that they been pro m em bers of Congres:css indicate Board, led;d by retired Navy Adm, nearly twice as many mmonths as Columbia < Jehm an Jn T h e panel will the Challenger probe anand took a NASA’s comnimmunicarion antf^^d- ; usually can only predredicc 60 to 90 out thes< e they arc ready to for:orcc drastic Harold Gel ng brenkdovms, the sen- ; days out. W ater man:onagers should point it^ e changes in the safety:y of human is.'iuc its reportrc] on lUesday, and it harder, harsher look at, tlthc entire sion-making t if they need to farther d ; to b e hard-hitting, shuttle progiBm. ator said.I. A more permanent ; know by January if t INvin RUls and Northsidec spaceflight. promises tc tion 10 follow u ^ 'o n ' develop oltumative‘ plans,pi he-said. less wat< >t “It’s going to rcququire us to “What usedus to b c a muscled and But thc similarities2S in the investigation companies are some of the tragedies arc striking. those dcepcicpcr issues is a good ' Such things as askinjing farmers to been putsenior water rights in the■e knock some heads anand to affix strong woivork force and agency, ; plant fewer acres o ol f high-water not beir some accountabilit;/ andan to make aimed at: (he(1: future and aimed at “What causcd the dc;Icstruction idea, too, heh ei added. I. But if there isn't any water •s ago was Approwmaimately 250 pages,.thc cro TS and reducing; ththe number of around.”eastern-most reservoire, it sure certain people arcrc let go and conqueringng spacc, is what Admiral ', cf Challenger 17 years has been telling t« is now not only about cold wcajatherand report wiUbcJ bc full of dctaUs ahout ; days for irrigation arc options. ------natter much who has senior m ake sure changes are i made. Gehmonha stunt shedding of/ucl- Olmstead also poirointed uut the Tlmcs-I hat resists ablobofbubureauCTa^ (hat is incom­ stiffened 0-rings, but it was the the persistcn ior water rights, hc sold. n There’s nothing thi living from tank foamin insulation i over the potential for w atercc wars could bercachc changc more than a huhuge blob of potent at at overseeing manned lack of information flow •mers on thc Snake have engineers up to thc topip manage- dccadcs. . cscolate if the drourought doesn't ut jpcnccinroactive about trying to sort bureaucracy,” said Rep. B Dana spaceflight,'ht,** said Rohiabachcr, a ese problems, but ot some it^ harder to bc friends. The r down the ditch you go, the r B o b b y Btrown i on piirobation vivlolatioin Circulation ■ater there is. We have not Police ari•rest singer . Daniel Wulock. clrcuhi less than an ounce of ■SS:3ut in the final test of there ;a. (AP) - Lagerbloonom, a department al phone calls froi•om th e posscssinR Ics ALPHARETTA, Ga. ng further marijuana,. sp speeding and having • ' CIrculotlon pliono,c 'line.I o,»n oing enough water to go Singer Bobby Brown wavas arrested spokesman, Assodated Press seeking I . batweon 7 and 10 a.m..m. orfy.lIs=«Jo J,” Olmstead said. 33, was taken to the comment. no driver’ss lilicense or'proof; of on a probation violationin while din- Brown, 3. He also did a 25day ; noc rcc d v o y o u r p n p c r ing with his wife, Gramrnmy winner DcKalb Coibounty JaiL Lagcrblobm In January, Brown wwas sen- insurance. He i the numbor for your ni a-Ncws tvn'tcrJulie Pcncc can tcnced to eight days inn jail and stint in a Florilorida jail in ?000 for a Whitney Houston,' popolicc said said. He didiid not know how Brown robation violfl(rion. . TbcTimej■hed at 73S-324I or by e-mail violated hislis probation. ' ^ _ ordered not to drive foror a year previou.s probi Paul-Oaklay ...... G77>4042 liihed daily\cc<3wagicvallci>.com. ai Saturday. to a 1996 Brown leftleft R5eB group New ; TwInFalis Brown was pickcd up i FWday Brown rem n ain ed in custody ^ airer pleading guilty to evening, a jail offidal drunken driving charge ininDeKalb Edition in the Inte 1980? for asolo < «nd oth e r a ra a s ...... 7 3 3 .0 ,3 . night at a restaunmmt in the Saturday ci is hits 'in d u d e vMy Periodlcali Alpharetta said. A spokeswoman sp for thc Ojunty. I^ carccr. His : A tlanta suburb of A c" and “Eyeiy Lj^ c a t e s Tltne_i-Newi.i: daily ami Sunday J7,()0 per aller tipped DeKalb Councy Sheriffs Last November, Bn«•own was PrcroRative" ! Subscription rate after an unidentified cal charges of Step,” { ^ [{ome delivery: ilAltyy andar Sunday. t4.33 ly only SS.OO per week. Sslurday authorities, said policee Sgt.: Chris Departmenicnt did not retum sever- arrested in Atlanta on ch I per •'cek: Suurdiy and1 SundaySu only. 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JaredP.WiATalkerhai recently jo inIned e his fofte/'s " absencee from his job as Ica (or her hua- :tice In TVvin Falls. Ilielyou^tS^nr. yo f^tunliv- v a . High Commissioner o p to m e tiy practi< Vieira de Mello di(didn't t bMdSaturday Walkertils degree eamed a t Pacifichi; Univ finish his worit butut his for f Human Rights to accept thc four-month a t a military . 1 bf Forest Optometry Grove, inlOregon; i ^ a a D d n ^ r .Jif! dying wish was forir thc ° basabiRlode United Nations to rememain assignment ° in Baghdad at retuFalls, rn s wto here TVrin h F; e was r alised.; ^ / r Annan’S request Janeiro witi) in Iniq, Annan said at thc ^ Doctors Garyt aand Jared Walker providvidetreM ejnt nart of a 24-hour mcm “Sergio, my friend, you Brazilian emori- 50M|o Welra (to have . entered that pan­ of ey e diseases, J£laser surgery consultaticItions, contact al wake in the cnvt MeUo 2 FonlgiiMM$t$r .native Rio.' theon of fallen heroes that lenses, and compIprehensive visual examiiminatipns. ited Nationswishesitdidnot CatooAmortm. • “Let us rcspect that,'at," Annan said dieUnite- WliMM iker is now accepting netn e w p i ^ n t s . Annan said. 'You will shine Dn JaredWaih at the scrvicc ancndudIcd by about 50 have,” An inmlian *Svas there to hdp D ■ among our brightest stars.” m atic sldlls w m so admimiredthathe saidtheBra: relatives and dignitautarics in an forever ar their greatest hour of ornate colonial-styleB jpalace. “Let For noremoi than 30 y^ars,Vtcira dc had been talked aboutIt ias a future them in tl WALKKER OPTOMEletr V n his life in that Mellowoiw rked to bring peace to the UJ4. secretaiy«eneraL / need.” renueWest-IVvinFaUs9 •733-1944 Sergio, who has given hj SVC thc peoi>le of Iraq, too, 568 Falls Avei causc. find a fitting mare )nfanc mortality contribution to beesc i 5SL..SSS / e P p iu b l e - pXM to a ban on . ^ Hussein'S fonner w c re sm . great for us here • regim ^ something f. S G eoff Keele, a to which on Iraqi, ■ r -v ' '■ ^ '^kesman for 9 9 not a foreigner, Y ou to3 P a s s Iap T hisS tfNICEF who has would have ^rked in Iraq - Moald Al Ra ‘“ S b h.d .0 gince June 2002, 27, Badhdad appllai jaid under the prc- make do without Store OWIiwner cream and S M inuite P e a l1 &e state press - ^ocolate while p ple - would place, ssince the govemment . ^^e^theUmt^Nd Nations regu- rationedk1 sugar and goods that sr thc lack of requiredk1 it werc bann<^ from pro- duction./n. Anyone switching on a tcl- 5'^^^thcre are peopleple who are out evision 1 i set would find cither Jhere who do feel thathat the United Soddam,m, a reading from .Islam^ .-{fadons is to blame foifor a lot of the ' holy Qunruran o r a blasting diatribe jntuations they findI themselves th in against tt^ thc U.N. sanctions. ■right now in this con:ounny,” Keelc StudcnIcnts taking high-school Said. nations were expeaed to , ' D ouble Bucket:eted M inutes Z Many Iraqis couldiddh't separate write an an essay on Saddam, thc • .U.N. humanitarian preprograms from Israeli-Pa•Palcsdnian issue or how * th e political mcasurcjiros meted out sanctionsins had affectcd their Uves. * 1 5 0 0 B o n u s O f ff-P eak M in u te s hy its member states.s. ForF them, the There were wc vreckly school assem- •ame organization that th tried to blies whtvhere teachers would ghv fund schools and bring■ing in ricc and lecturess onc th c evil consequenccs ilour under thc Oil for Food of thc.si, sanctions. Students were Program was also thch c instrument regulariy•iy pulled out of dass to JH that laid thc groundwidwork for thc march in in demonstrations against •1991 Gulf War. the Uniteited Nations. r The 12 years of saisanctions that Anas: M P adah, 2 ^ blamed the JoUowcd did nothinglg to diminish inspectorors and their aborted mis- Jh e United Nations’s’ imagei as a sion to> scarch s Iraq for banned ^ckey for thc United•d States.S . weaponsis of mass destruction for »■ “\^ c n you talk to0 mcn about tlic the onsetset of th c U.S.-lcd invasion United Nations, wha'hat comcs lo :uid Iraqi:iqis’ economic woe.s, N e : u u ^N O K I A 3 E5 B S O :• min'd is a political ororganization,” “Thiss is a ll becausc of the rsaidMoaidAlRawi.27, 27, in his elec* United: NationsN; — Uic lad< of seai- ' / I trical appliance store-c uin downtown rity, no> jobs. jc The United Nadons ^ g h d ad . 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P h iure of the -U-S.-led occupapation to an d oil pipelir>clinc, espedally £rom wv4io are finding s h d y ^ 1 suidde attackersi { people growing mon^jdiiH ddeliver safe streets, elccectridty, determined s jpation of - H*t»auan FatUh Pasha, cclean water and jote. E ven If morecc titroops could m ake a I by ^ American-led o ^ p Defense' Secretaiy / an Iraql-A|1-Amcrk«n %vffio is “lh e occupation is a mesess,” said difference, D itheir coimtiy. he Iraqi- Donald H. RuiRumsfeld has refuse^ ; On Thursd^, the Amioicican com- Iitor ' of Iraq Tociay ^Hassan Fhttah Pasha, the American edixtr of Iraq TIbday, a to send them,m Efforts to bring io <' atnniifW of a^ e d forcesI ini Iraq, y -national troops hav« \ Gen. John Abizaid, an firrirmed tbe weekly English-language nnewspa- m ore intem at ver tbe Bush admlnisr 1 obvious after the UIT. h<[wadquar- official, who3 spokesi on condition of per. p “The people who reallyUy wow stumbled over ol the terrorists appear to h It for u s - tration'^ unvtinvtillingness to. cede ‘ terstc in Baghdad was bbomW: anonymiwt^ have stuck their necks out I l^norism is*‘themimbera'(Hicsecu- ^tave a.well-tlU-thbught-out strategy we're v losing them. The mono re upset control to thele IUnited Nations, h , ^ T nericans. N either a can n tbe U.S.-led force, ririty threat in I ^ . ” Foreigrign terror- that may beI working,w( as th e United people p get with the Amc ists are streaming over tiiebe border Nadans andd other international thetl more likely they are tooat J least which numbejibers about 150,000, : :;Mefflbera of vntout Mutlbn»m groups peet U.S. troop* wfthwli flowers at the check- » ire back cheir presence look I< awi^ from the troublenemakers, police Iraq’Sq'S porous border«> . ^ to join forces with local gi lore than 800 Iraqi bocv. t : ::;polnt In front orthe bombwlbed United NetlOM’ heKtquartairtersSaturd^fln ^the general warned. KEnited States faccs the if il not support them.” Although more ing after prospect of a long,It lonely a n d cost- The two major bom bibings of der guaids have[lavc been hired, a fu % ::!B«cbdid. Thoy pbced thefld flowers t t the tHe. “Clearly, th e y ^ goinj :e Is months oway. > Iraqis that arc cooperatliting with Iy occupatioidon, with u n ce rtain dvilians c in *two weeks - at the .capableforcelj Pentagon chanccs of creatingcn a democratic Jordanian J Emt»ssy and ththe U.N. Most Iraqisqis expressed horror. 1 us,” Abizaid said at a Ft J.N. bombing, whi^ • news conference. "Th^r^ going and stable Iraq lr friendly to the offices o - targeted allies u>kthel-'S. tl over the U.N. ‘ Intcma- West eeffort dearly aimed at: !scaring killed 23 peopimple, induding Sergio , • iiRetii'edL chief st£ayed Iafter soft targets of the i Mello, die top U.N. I donal community. Ihey’ly’re still The tenonsirist strategy h as four diem d off. Those, along witlith three Vieira de Me des upon elemmK hlarge-scale inddents of sasabotage envoy in Iraq,iq, andt wounded more seeking to inflict casuald< iut more and more df 1 the United States.” Kill Amenericans to raise the amid a a steacly drumbeat df3fd(»dly than 100. But: jsentive s Is making cost of the occupationo a a n d attract violence v against Americann troops, th em are cheerleering - or a t le a s t tol> JV. reprej The U.S.4ed coalition Is tacks on American aol’ | scsome strides. It has set upu local foreign jihadisdis-holy warriors-by- (hreaten d the vialnlity of thehe recon- ' c r a tin g -a tta d mtiy, sol- killing undera thet banner of Islam. striiction si effort diers. The window:ows were blown out. Von acouncils around coun ask you a questionf 1 diers hove been rebuildinglg schools • Kill othciher foreigners to dis- Terrorists find Iraq aian easy “L et m e asli Zehle stoodvi up.< He fotmd a diunk di atammu- said Am ir Diahlab, Di 36, ytb o A v d c in his right leg and aiand American administratratois are courage coojMperadon with the placc p to operate. It% a giant ------:------of glass s ^ nition dump, filled with disEiscardcd fath er^ homene was\ raided by i $ soon as he cuts on hisis i tight arm. Otherwise, esestablishing an independeilent court United States,es. n [. BAGHDAD,Inq-Assc evements ' • Kill allegoiged Iraqi collaborators and a deadly explosives ththat aro troops last momQonthandbeav^dam* j- ; i^ouId pick himself up offj« th e floor he vms allrifright sysystem. But those addev are overshadowed by the) continu-t with the Ameramcans. 11 easy c piddrigs for vtotild-bexsbomb- aged. “If thele-Iraqi I amy invaded { ‘ 2qf his room and removei: theti shard At nrst vt von Zchlc, who had ai y, and into your- 1. rith Speaal Forces and ining disorder that has madejelra q so • Stoke pbfpopular discontent I v makers. n Saddam spent yearars build- your countiy, a ' tef glass embedded in hislis righti leg, , worked with ing up his weapons arsenaliLAsthe homeatnight,;^t.w ould you accept it ; .hio rushed taught class on countertenor- ininviting fbr terrorists. . sabotaging basic b services ana ii >ist Sgt. William von Zehli ^orUS. encouragingjstreetcrim st e. ' war v wound down in; Aprilril, many o r vwuld youufi^tthm?” fi| -I tiinvBrd the sound of theB eexplosion. isn^ a^d tehe thought a car bomb InaeasiDglK said one SCT Ihe52-yeapoldretiredsd 1firc chief had hit thethe military operations Wilton, Conn., survitfveyed the b t ^ < ^ HeHe stopped outside, lh e ' fl ling was on fire, Sadd^’shoDmetown, Irji-aqisget^ i ■ 4vbble and camagc. As! hhe e ponder- .U.N. b u i l ^ :;)ng what to do, a mana in ij a blue Vieuade.le Mello was in a meet- ;*U.N. baseball cap appipproached. ing when I tl the bomb detonated irestricted Inbitemet ; i '>We have two peoplec nappodl directly bebelow his third-floor it taste of um >■ Sergio ahd Gil ore trappippedi” the officc. He : c crashed through two u k r tIT. t . &aq (AP) - The first worords the oncKitMm hitem iter et cafe A e y h a i ! man said. floors andj ccamc to rest on che Ahmed AbAbdullah tjped in the Googc^e helped set up wilhth $24,000$: foun t ^ 4th The names meant noti:othing, von ground levelivcl, his legs pinned by seardi enff• n ^ e were “George Bush.” Infw tiy Division^i^ bi b u d ^ t , 'j^chlc recalled Friday. ButButhevrent rubble. Hewi was t r a p i ^ in a small, T l« 19-^9-yearold wanted to access tlthe The owner, Hashiiishim Hassan, 33, ran 9 .'^look. ' dark space.e. He1 was alive, nt^ Web site, something 1he ' similar c^e for twoivo yearsy before the wac ' . >; lh e m an called Sergioio wasV alive. Von Zchletile headed for the U.N. : dci undcr restricted and tighthtly But in those times,'es, “any polidcal s i t ^ v •£onsdous and in cxd*Kcnidating headquarter{ers. There were body led Incemet service duriiring opposition or sex: pages,paj were blociced.*: ! . pain. For the next three'hours,von h< pans CTcrjcrywhere, dead and B Still, th e riskss oiof cooperating with | 1 Hussein^ rule. . Zeble worked to set himim free. He wounded. “Q“Quite a chaotic situa- Iturday, Saddam^ hometownn of American troops: in in a region chat is 4 A }iad no rope, no bucket,it, noi Qasb- tton,” he said 3t its fim postwar Internet caiafo, hotbed of Saddamim loyalists1 and resist- tfl light, none of the equipmpment that Whencehe man in the UJ^. cop csidcnts could browse any sitesi ance to U.S. occupaupation are high. Latt Jj could be found on any firetnickfirc in ' came callinging for help, von Zchle I or .week, in th e main1 street str where HassanY * . ■ A-' .i.n jW fcar of being monitored i ViTiIton. followed hin:lim to the space where . “I like i t Ids beautiful. Therere is cafe sits, ju st arounound the co]mtf from All th e while, the two men coulcWt± det infomiation I can getct,” the 4th Infantry^ headquarters,li Iraqi d ta ^ d looked to the controlled talked. Von Zchle did nonot realize He peered i Iraqi men surf the Web at anI newiy opened Intemat cofa In h said, surrounded by U.S. scsol- guerrillas' killed aa US.U interpreter an^ 1 ! last words nght. He ! c could see Vieira de Saddam Ht diers in an ambush. ^ | he was listening to the la U.S. Anny soMlers from the»4th 4 Infantry OMslon provide a id commanders who oanuncned wounded two soldiet of U.N. spedal represresentative Mella He coicouldln't rcach him. On Satui S ^ o Vieira de Mella lTh h e follow- The mainoin stairwell was still lU o it got it ing day, when he learneded who the m tactVonZ3 Zeble climbed up and where resi< man was, von Zehle jottiotted down .walked toththe- com er of the third ' without fc his wotxls from memory.LT, floor wherere t the bomb h it He was blocked. “I In an Interview FHdaiday, three looking for irtl the sliver of light that so much days after the trude bomtimhing thdr be knew wotMnild bc cast by the gap I In TIkrtt as Abdullah s ■ J killed Vieira de Mello antand 2 2 oth-•. h eh ad p eeniered through a t ground le security. diers and t 'ound i t ers a t Baghdadi UJI. headquar- h< level. He fou i ten, von Z ^ e would not o t: sny what Heod firstrst, he moved into a hole the two men talked aboutme He said m the wreclieckage and worked his itw as“personaL” way downvvnw a^ climbing over But at a ceremony a tc BBaghdadij throe dead ib bodies on the way. He airport, where the slainidSionuitVi' di dmdicdap.1 penlight in his teeth ;o bo^ was placed on an airplaneair to ught the via,way, but it slipped out bc taken to his native Brazrazil,oneof and tumbledled down. Vieira de Mello% coUeagiagues gave H® made iIe it to th e ground floor voice to one of che uttereclences that and spottedcd Vieira Mello. “I von Zehle had recorded.1 'asked tils naraame," von Zehle said It “Don’t let thera pull theheUJI.out w^;taniuoame von Zehle recog* of Iraq. Don't let them fail^ th is m is - nized, but th: the man acted like be ! sion,” Bennon Savan,t, h1 ea d of was in chartlarge. “Is eveiybody all : Iraq's U.N.-administeredred oU-foP right? H wIW is everybody?" tbe •food program, quoted Vieira V de num asked.i. Mello as Stains- Von Zehlelie started to worit Around 430 oh lUesdisday after- Von Zehliihle and a paramedic noon, von Zehle was in his room at from the NNew York City fire the C hilian Miliauy OpOperations departnjjntQt i woriced to free Sergio Ccnter, a squat buildingg aboutal 1 0 0 and the manan nam ed G iL lhe para- yards from the U ll. officcfices a t the medic gaveve Sergio a morphine r.nnnl HoteL Von Zehle: wvfi as about shot for thelepain. f n to leave for a meeting.- “Can youIU imove your toes? Can : No one was allow ^ oou u t of the you feel your3ur fingers? What day of building without protectisctive gear, the w c ^ isis i it?” von Zehle asked vDi) Zehle said. So he puput on his SergiaThe ed diplomat asked about flak vest and his beige,s, cloth-cov-cl his family anand friends. He wanted ered helm et to know howow bad things were, Then he felt the blast,t. About thrthree hours after the H lhe next thing he knevlew, “I was blast. Sergiopo stopped talking. 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Ccvin Jotic.siie.s-Ma/cIloii KC Calvcs-Jcfoinc Northsidc Club-Jct-Jerome 7 ^ 0 0 0 MILE •AvalaC4olnoutkiedwNiflletlor ^ ou»Mtilack>onorsidowald«designs. Con Paulos-l(is-Jcronic Kcilh Muctlig-Ha/clion Pcitcrsim Dairy-Jci-Jcr.mK- L norm WUIRANI PrefontiiiiK: CustcniNlcnn .Silage-Jcroiiif PI 85/70 R 1 4 ...... ■ ROWL...... $$70.03 Crtws Road;•ads Point-Jcroine KW IJairy-Jerortic -'I\v in F alls Superior l-ivc.stiKkiKk Aiictitin*Jcfonic P 2 0 5 /7 0 R 1 5 ...... 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LT285/75 R16B8PR 61 $1S127.58 -DiiulilcADk Dairy-Jcniiiic M agic Valley Aulo lloUy-'IWii .Schvanvcldl Farms-mis-Jerome P 2 2 5 « 5 R 1 7 ...... $71.“ •'*® LT315/7S R163 8I8PR $1S146JZ0 rlenda Niehaus-Jcfimic M cCoy H«>lstcins-liiihl ..$85. Doii^'SiiicricrCo.-Jeroinc M ark .Swonson-Jcrona* .Silver ilioN.-Jcrotni $103. |Bj|P EliMIingInginccrs-'iyin Falls Manin Sliirlcy-Wendoll .Sotilhcrn ID Foragerage I larveslcrs-Jeroiue IlflE E Pcfcz-Jcrlerom e M averick l.anU iV: l.i\csIiKk-J;-Jeroiiie Scarrow.s CuMontnt NMeat Cutting-Jcromc SAME LOCi I YEARS! • BANKt(tlARDSWELCOn Ell Somhrcrtxro-Jcroriie , McClure flnginccring-'IVin FallsI' Solco. Inc.-Jcronie "CiCATION FOR 601t kttom lor quality shsince 1914." lilsing Drill!rilHng-Twin Falls ' \ Nile Miniclc-Jeronic Steve DaliUniis(-Jci;-Jcron»c Explorer TTcchnology-Jerotne c M yron & ISIlcn H ucitig-lla/cl/cltim Ted Baar Dairy-Jer-Jerome "Cooper Tires...besti Form Burcaireau Insuratifc-Jcrtime' Nonluide Dairy-Jeroinc Triple C Fanns-Jer-Jen>m c Fann Crcdit;dit Scrvieo-Twin Falls I'iitock & Royd-Wendcll VnndcnUosch WeldVelding-Jcrome M Farmers NalNational Bnnk-Jeri)tnc Progressive Bovine-Jcromc Valley Co-op-;enirenimc ORRIISOI First Fcdcracral Savings & Ltinn-Jerome I’rescoit Craig In.surance-Jeroirom c Vnllcy View, Rtinclv,ncl>-Jcromc ' Pumilurc & Appliance/ Outlet-TVin Falls Rattdy Tolmun-Jeroine W nlker Water Sysfey.sjem-T«.in Falls I & ALlGNIillENT CENTE Gilincr Dairtairy-Jcnimc Producers Liveslock-Jertimcc WuhinponMuOulConI Commercial Bank-TVia FalLt |M rvcking-Jeromc GiltnerTrvc , R ich Tliom pson Tf\)cking-Jenerom e Lyle Mft.«er»-Buh1luhl ^ TIREi• 4TH AVENUE WEIfEST • TWIN FAUMJ-W GIllnerMilklilk TVanspon.'ttiorr-Jemmc Wells Fargo-Jeriimc I Joe Bennett-Hagenigerm an ' Gucny, Inc-nc-Oistlefonl ^ Sawtooth'■ Vcierinary-Jcromee Jim Green-Jeromc .MS 2 0 6E ' S T O R E AA l L I B N M E N 1® ^ H olyoak GGreen n Chop-Jcromc ' Sandra Capps-Jerome 3 - 1 4 6 4 7 3 4 - 6 0 3 9 TIRE Thankj to> aiall wh^ contribuieJ to the 4'H/ . / / (^twtp sole /*/«. ^ 7 3 3 ■■ , I ■ ■ I'.".'

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Hoifiitali; I_vZZ i ------— I' ■ ' sive-- learning o p p o rtu -N - ; Contkiii^ftOfnAl operationsns of a' hospital when After fcmr years o n thehe board, about,” he5 said.'t “If you want “They agree to J>e vokilunteers, less expensive rork time nities in‘ thothe region whenever . ! ' 11 b o ard meetings aI yiyear, said county coo»nmds$ioners recruited Johnson J Said h e is a motlore confi- them to thinlink about the future. aand th ^ re giving up wo: C h ief Executive Offlcifficer John . him to ththi e board in 1999J H e dent c board m em ber. to think globoboUy. you sen d them aand family time to dodo that,” they can. udon has M ag ic' VallValley R e g io n a l is.-^ : , _ Kec. Sducscloii must: coicome from said, h e sooa.realized.he so< had a . “rm^more awi«.ofjf heal^ where th^^ is better facility VWade said. >“The institut care and the impact^”‘ J Johnson ' and better' i^re u r c e s .” t]the obligation to give ththem th e doing the same. san Though board . ouKide hospital dooniors. T h at’s lot of catchtchi^'up to do. c arc encouraged to .J w ^ r e in fe re n c e s com' board membe Maul, Scottsdale, Ari;" |t _ faculty incluiiudes experts in fed- oour board members, andd a great toge of less-c;ss-expensive confer-,;cr, : ! ees to travel for businisiness and “Estes Farltirk docs a great job of Rrandsco p and Boca Rati same peri- giving youou a vision of health p and financing, health oopportunity occurs at didifferent ences in Idahdaho before seeking -^n. ' education during (he sai But there is a good rea expensive nationali-i,^ od. care in the tl community. You f development, orga.- cconferences. and sem:mioars,” o u t m ore ex; that, said Rick Wade, sen structure and man- CCrabtree said. “The netwtworking conferences,!s. ; -uD . Obnstead’s trip to HtHawaii in leam termrminology, vision. They president of the AnS l e S n it io n a l st , , ;ide the box. I definitely l Lmencan agement, honlome heoltl^care, gov- tlthat occurs at confcreiences is H e said notional nati conferences'.?' January cost the hospitipital ,m ore . look outsidi Hospital Associadon. e held in expensive" th an $6,000. Plis hotelII nroom bill - feel strong]ngly th at Estes P ark is - ^ emance, credentiahng,cn legal o:often m ore valuable thithon the tend to be h “If you’re going to g issues, quallality, management, nmaterials we get at thec confer- places aroundmd the United States - -* . aloDc was closc to $4,OOC000-m o re w here aI new r board member three ^ or four days o f youour time, ..t, th an $700 a night. Boaroard mem- eUght to) head. 1 Unfortunately, re informatics, inte- eiences. We’re gaining frcfrom th e an d can bc bc rcdimdant. He3>‘> you don’t w ant to be liveiy systems, team . e;expertise and experiencece of oth- encouragedi newnc board members-'J^ ber Cindy Collins tookk thetl same . ihey’re helleld in more expensive ^O’Hara in Chicago,” WadifdeLur S e'S S , but it’s worth the S d i . « , CO.communications and . eiers. It saves money. It eliniiminiitcs to wait untiltil theirt second year trip - tallying a total. tntravel bill placcs, bt And Wade sold the nli ard before,‘a tte n d in g *■'' of $6,038.85 - more tharhan $3,000 money.” lanning. tlthe need to re-create thetie wheel on th e boord place, the less chance aid even though she wwhen wc can leam fromm others national confeiinferences. for th e hotel room bill1 alone.al< The Johnsonin said an educated, ^pants will leave a confenjrenceto, , oimste '!•< confcrcnce fee was $1,495 $1, for contributin,dng board member is ^ ttead attended the . w who have been down aa : similar ------say, go shopping. same confenerence, they portid- p:path.” Tlmcs-NewsWS uwriter Sandv M iller'''^ each of them. priceless.. And/ because county v“Thc best of these are cam about commissiontoners decided Hospital different workshops, However, Crabtree sasaid his can be reachedhed at 735-3264 or by "[[■ \ So what docs one lear resorts but away from d at smiller ththe agen- longer thanan two terms - six years Wade ^ said. da from Estes ParlPark, . th e - it’s im porlortant to get thot edu- h e r p f th[le e board’s Q uality However, with the busy I, took workshops, in Colorado-based nonprofirofit corpo- cation as soonso as possible. uic of the conferences, ; ■ Comnattee, 1 isil governance; anda quahty o f care. ration that puts on sixK suchsi con* “You wanrant to hang on to them pants don’t have m uch ftt Summer>r Matinee H t fercnces a year. At thehe confer- as long as as you can,” Johnson * “Even in1 , my business (re;^, (0 get out and sec the le of th e things we encc in Maui, partiirticipants said. “Wetfe would have less ^Wade said he attended ai Weel<#i:t2 Surprise wr, learned about physicianan creden- expense inin education if board p. )w im portant it is to Park conference in Vail,r i o ’ :o educate,” Collins tiuling, staff and corporate co: members: couldcc stay longer.” and barely found tim e to in Cinema ™ th e long educated r o g s to u t “You’U'11 do a much better a . bylaws, reimbursement,u, liability^1 And in th for a walk. builds confidence.” . Sun Only! ' ' accountability, leadeadership, board mem2mbcrs save the hospi- But not all hospitals fl ____ At Twin health carc reform, pressures pr tal money,V, heV said. j,, S e ? ' ° o “ of‘'he r things that really 12:30 - 2:45 a board members off to Collins was an orien- M a t i n e i Sat - Su facing the health careirc system • “If you thinkth the price of edu- ences, Wade said. H e saididathiid impiesMdCo and how to improve thehe quality cation is expensive,c check out I tation for nnew e board members Show s 12 of the hospitals in the he.dd.ofi..rst day of the confer- of carc. And that wasIS juj st th e the p rice ofof ignorance,” Johnson States g, arc operating in t X o w _ o ! first day. said. and simply can’t afford t p t i s I Olmstead said cducaucation is O th er popular pi conferences “ t’ n .u g hit t. us how to get the S a t - S n anyone anywhere. Larger f the conference, and Matinee Ticket # 1 2 (0 < even morc importantt tctoday as attendedby local Hospital tals jg wilh m ore resources 1 Sat-Sun12:30-2:45 ,.-*i hospitals find themselvcjIves facing Board memimbers are the equally - - tu it really star;arted our ability to Only!un-HI|OAdm|«i««Th^^ in easily accessible place Collins said, Use Summer Mali some critical issues; ssuch as expensivei seminarss put on by as along the East and™?’w e « network.” Col See Nemo on Sat shrinking Medicarere and • the Govemsmance Institute. But ^ Collins saidaid she brought back IU Just don't do. Coasts, can afford to fly somed and shared it Medicaid rcimbursemcnnents and Johnson said ss he prefers the tors to them . But hospitaiLlssitu^ "hat she Icai the growing number• o:of unin- Estes Parkk gatherings.( . with otherr members of the ated in th e M idw en and i [ximittee. rhere are some things you Jl sured Americans - a groigroup now “It’s (GcGovernance Institute) areas such as IWin BillsIs find it • Quality Comn lughter a | 50,000 strong. more centeitered around the to-do easier to send their, pec “How arc wc goingg to i keep list, wherere Estes Park is cen- conferences. Which confeS n c S Cutting expx p e n s e s providing scrviccs?” Olmstead 01 tered on visionvis and the future,” their board memberss go to Wade said:d hospitols that can lyBos^Dau askedi Johnson said. sa “I ' think E stes ^ ve it to their volun- I depends on a hospital’sI Individ-ii afford it owe ackie Chan 1 aire Forlani ' . It’s a critical question,n, andc one Park delivcivered“ni5fe of what ual needs, Wade said. te e r boardI rmembers to help that dircctly affects paticatients. board memlmbers need. You come "It depends on whatIt you’re them acccsss ceducational oppor- Board member Davee JohnsonJ out with a feelingf Uke ’Wow, we _tiying to g et your board tot( think tunities. Lee Evans Claii said he knew nothing aboutab the can changeJC the world.’” m ed^ I l > i ^ m u nn i t y A p a g ee for you and youm r neighbors A W e e k e n d o f Mus >rs and T e a rs - * ‘ B j I t c a n Ol ding jslc. Dance. Prayers DEOnly m e a n a w e d d inLIMLE ;

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' (A P )-A wildfire burumed through - peoplee tcto leave as th e 42,000-acreTC Wmds seemed to beb keeping rdM MM fiigB .'C A '^ O A , i orchards and vineyarards Saturday, fire achvdvonccd toward thc d ty of the fire from advancingig o n th ed ty u n veilQsWWln r e lic s advancing to thc edeIm of this cdty 100,000Wpeople.1 j. and rain was in the forecastf< for RMMM and forcing thousandsOS to flee their lheI firefii has destroyed at leastist today, bul authorities■a could not hnRMM BATINA, Croatiaia ((AP) - As thc ” 1 homes ahead of flamimes th at tow- 200 homi>mcs and p < ^ b ly up to 300,X), say when they would hovehi control mass of tangled ironon (emerged from crcd up a> 400 feet. accordiniing to fire offidal in of the situadon. ‘^ e ’re're not out of the water, wide-eyedyred townspeople Authodti^s have'e evacuated Kdowno,rna, ^ u t 170 miles east of the woods yet,” said L^PCterCole t , ^^|yvA8HiNaroN marveled at the cat*catch - a World V * * some 30,000people frifrom hom es in Vancouviu v « ■ • of the Kelowna F!re D«Department. War ' n German inmilitary jeep, . the suburbs ofthe dtjity of Kelowna Firefig ng “The dragon^ just woki)k«iip.We-n! coughed up by the! dndrou^t-shrunk- ||I|9Q in rccent days. Anonother 11,000 to rantaii fire 'a n d ^ e focuKsdsd pretty apprehensive! nght : now rosU x en Danube River. h people werc on evacuniation.alcrt. on i^teotecting hom es'and othercr because it^ starting toto get closer rOiV.-ilWgn ^ tin a firc chieffJosipValkairan Jo H Police wilh btiUh(ihoms m oved buildingsngs, Capt. Dale MacPheisonsn to higher density buildi[din^.” sooHCe;Ai«:Auodat>dPrM«:ESRI AP.. an expert eye over-cr the scKollcd w S j ^ Kuobelwagcn just: drdragged out by y|^~^ a truck, “'nie Volkswcswogen insignia and motor in the: rerear make it a I McGalnccalls IP* dead givcat^," he'sle said. “So docs /Vhat’s ^ rhe faindy visible Na:Naa swastika'on «an ^ gOMline cons wc; fifound tucked . I forPakist j i e v / a t rjtmm inside.” Until now, the leftleftovers on this I to boost eleffort „ pivotal battlefield ha^have been small JridgeV iew istan (AP) - EsIistates - spent cartridges,i, tlthc occasional I KABUL. Afghanisi -I - v r ‘ ‘ ^ skull. But as monthnths of drought 9 Sen. John Mc(^inn dem an d ed ' R etirem ent Liviving m H have drained the: DDanube to its B Friday that Pakistann do more to ^ I keep allies of Afghaixanistan'^ for- I C-Ci ^ o m m u n i t y lowest level in a cecentury, larger K l-'i'' 'If relies are coming too li^Ii t. PI m er niling 'Hdiban regime n from Among the Itemss aiawaiting recov-...... l.' TgjBB Ll launching cross-bordrder attacks Oftenfien liw quirt luxury ol privocy ondd ll«iho opportunity (or -c ry this week arc aI tanktaj whose tur­ that have plagueled regular woolidol intefodioo. Exporionco liw ridinoJirnosi o( Rno dining, 1 ret surfaced severalal (days ago and ...... Afghans, U.S. troopss and i foreign tryf a iteledion o( odrvily pro9ron» ondnd social» ovenh, or I an armored peisonne!inel carrier. Valkal, Val local Are chief, holds *a aid workers. iil bode and r o w wilh o littio onloftoinmenf.onh En|oy Smaller items rececccntly dredged half-fullill gatollne| canlstor that was Insurgents in AfAfghanistan’s a kauriei of a vocotion - in eombrmforti of homo. I from the river bottTottom indude foundIn In tho remains of a Qemian south and east bore>rder regions ) Schmeisser rifles andand a crocodile- Kubalwaiwaten, a military vehicle from, have stepped up assauaults recently. • Weekly W< Moid Service and AAointeiintenonce contents soaked ” fueling concem that: thetl hard-line , • QuolilyQi. Rojlourant Slylo Dining j leather wallet, its con WWII,, pupulled out of the Danube i past recognition, Islamic militia ousted:d in late 2(X)1 > • Sociol So ond Cultural />^vities Tuesday In Batina, proatla. j ' Downstream, in ScrSerbia, the rusty _ is regrouping, ; • lifiLifeityla Progrom and Exercite Eqi U.S. congres- • , j • remnants of vRuship;lips b ^ e v e d to Croatia.ia. Up to 60,000 soldiers per-jr. McCain, wilh a U, Tronspoftotion to Aroo Evonh . belong to Nad Gerrk;rmany% Blapk i^ c d herehc as Soviet tn » p s coughtht sional ' delegationn . visiting . ^ Afghanistan, said PaPakistan was Booutifully ^ londjcopod Courty^rdiords ond Bolconiss l-Sca Fleet have begu}gm protruding up withith German forces retreating 24 Hour Emergency Communicotiicotton Systom ! in rccent days 110 milesmil cast of the. toward!d Budapest in late 1944. “not doing as much asa it can” to ; * " er stop the insurgents. ; capiwl, Belgrade. Authorities Ai on The! RqdR Army trium phed after L ‘ Thursday warned ships sh to steer 12 diQ^sys of fighting in one of the McCain, the Arizonona Republi- AUGL'USTMOVE-LIN SPECIAL ‘ clear bemuse of liveive ammunition pivotald battlesb in th e allied libera-.JJ. can who ran for presidiidentin2000, : c : ^ ease, and Receivee the 6th MONThTH 1/2 OFF I ", bii^cved still to bc on the ships. tion oft!f thc Balkans. said the delegation >would raise I ign a 6 Month Les ! The river depth,h, normally as Batinaina'S old-timers still romem-JJ. the issue during a ; meeting qI*)f Sign a 12 MontlIth Lease, and Yot)\ir 12th MONTHH IS FREE! I ; much as 50 feet in som»m e places, has ber cavaivaliy soldiers trudging backJt Satiuday with Pakistarani President i follcn to barely 10 feet.fee acrossI theth river on horseback, with[jj Pervez Musharraf in Pakistan.Pj ,. Come!e In for A Tour an(id Find a Place * The vessels arc bj^cvcd ^ to have one orr twot bare horses reined in[jj Paldstari withdrewV its support .been deliberately blblown up by along their tl sides - their ridersrs for the Ibliban followirring the Sept. ^ Youou’d Be Happy to(Call i Home! retreating Germanan troops to dead oron missing. 11, 2001, terror attad)cks and has p impede Soviet forcesCCS in the Tmal “It*!!; nor wonder skeletons and, J been a US. ally since.2. Thc Taliban . stages of World W arnIT n. various'IS war :uiifacts keep surfac- ory to Osama K 208-736-3!5 9 3 a •a bin Laden and liis aI-hammcd Khan estimated govemmnm ent forces BON new:: £Sensation Tootale ?) fought as many as 30300 suspected Tbliban for aboutIt four hours by Lancomme ; before thc rebels re(retreated into • thc mountains. Onele govemment I soldier was also wouniunded, hc said. I.. In a satellite telcpiIcphonc call, a 2-man identifying 1himself as Continuouius 1 Mohammed Hanif, thc spokesman 2 for wanted Ibliban < ; M ullah Dodullah,1, told llic Vitamin C • Assodated Press thatfiat 30 govern- > m ent soldiers M*cre killkilled. Hc said Perfecting their bodies were rctireturned after negotiations vnth villa;illage ciders, Connplex - Gov. Khan disputedled those casu- t i laity figures, sayingg fifour govem- SB ment troops died and an< none was Refines. Renews. Re:Reslores. ^ captured. He said foufour suspected Taliban were killed1 anand 13 arrest- Experience sensationtional skin. 1% cd. Thc situation wuwas calm on From the first touch,:h. skin is ^ Saturday, he fKiid. incrediblyr soft. Overer Ilime, v Stepped up ataitacks in imperfections seemm toI fade. ^K N SA p CM I Afghanistan against5t ithe govcm- P ores ap p e ar to vanisinish.- ; ment have been blanlamcd on thc A unique time-releasisased: '•"■m PerfVtfig • hardline Islamic militiilitia, ousted in ^ reservoi|of puf^vit^^ilam inC I late 2001 by U.S.-ledd forces.fc * natural I In rccent monthsIS ithere have • been reports that the'hc Thliban are I i regrouping and re

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JERUSALEM - RRiced with a hH |K return to widc-scalicale violence, P carntval^ Palestinian leaderss &Saturday said they would push forr aranother cease- KHajBrF Ride frre by militant org:organizations if jmWHpl Israel agreed to sign^1 con to a truce *AI1 ^ Day Pass - $14 aswclL J Good Any Day But thc proposalisal appeared unlikely to sway thee IsIsraeli govern- 1 (P re-s^e only) ■ ment, which says thathat inaction by Bm Sm the pidcstinian Authorhorityhaslefrit |B BP b Pre-sale ends Aug. 26 no choicc but to huntimt down mem- p S S Bi L A v a i l a b l e ■ bers of radical Islomiomic groups in h r SK order to prevent attaIttacks such as B M H H O a s i s ^ g ^ Tuesday’s bus bobombing in ■ Jerusalem. Anotherr vvictim of the blast died of her woun3unds Saturd^, raising the death toll>11 tto 21 people, including six diildren.cn. Israeli troops continitinuedtosweep through the West BonIm Egypt and thc U n it^ States metnet wich Israeli and Palestinian officffidals Friday . and Saturday to urge(c tboth sides to {g|i i i€ i show restrainL But no understand- ing or agreemCTt wmas rreached. HiHB 4 Palestinian officialsials callcd on the United Smtes to3 hihelp broker a new “hudna,” or cecease-fire, to replocc thc one thele i miliriit< for- 2 ^ ^ ^ ® mally annulled in thele vwake of Abu Shanab’S death. The! orioriginal truce, declared by the nminnin armed fac- tions June 29, broughtgbc a measure of calm for s e v ^ weweeks untfl a ■ 1 ^ ’ T ic lr E iF wave of TgmAli InTHngc neral A .dm ission scicating for all A rcnt and bloody Mestini^ an suiddc Is F l^ E * with 1Fair G ate Adm issii bombings broke outut two weeks Reserve Seating iiis available at Fair ajgo. “We want a hudnala bbetween thc ^■■■1 I HHv ^^Arena Catvs will dose.xe w hen a ll o f th e s c a ts are, ^ ^ h o le Palestinian Authority Aut and ■ H IM ..Ir Admhxion docs not guantranlee y o u a s c a t a t th e A n 23iFael that Israel (will) (wl commit C7«nrity Foreign | B H H H IJt G ATE AD M ISSIO i -Minister Nabll ShShaath told |H |bH In Seasonn r Paasps ...... ____L...... $ 2 0 . pre ^X^rters in Ramalllaflah, where In Daily PoP a s s e s ...... p...... PPre-Sale ...... At l« rim e Minister Mahmhmoud Abbas’ H | Adults ...... $ 5 ...... r ^ a U n e t mot to >veigh;h i(ics options. ' | H E ^ H Childrcrrc n ...... 1...... $ 3 ...... i...... There was no offidiSdal response Seniorsr s ...... $4 .J...... Israel to the ideaea iof a mutual y ...... N /A ...... J...... ♦ieaso-fife, buc the gowgovernment of ^ ' ends A ugust 26 ' -A im c Mtnister of Ariel[ielSharonhas JPre-sale t given no Indication thathacicwfflback cokpiorarrest militant leadm ■III ■ 1^ 1 j: 1 . ■ I 'j

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u r nati bbillion. i gQfta H i Since 2000, South Dakokota, to th e R epub- yWe welcome viewpointints way chase off ts die Forest SetService has to wait for lican ranch is , . . m iddle-class vot- Oregon, Arizona and CoColorado fucU m llK1 tend to reduce damage and tiic Healthy Forests have each experienced 1 the next scas. imakes in 2000. that tteatm cnts to redmluCQ surface ise are thcl Iraq, and that indudludes if an d But it’s:’s tellinI g w h e n th e lead- when weapons uch : meaning in mind, tary coup had happenedcd during spirit of histoistory.” Capitol, as King stood1 aat the feet different m Bill Frist,It. thti e Senate majority W ant to mako yoor (wlinfellngs Known to Twin Falls. 10 8 3 3 0 1 It the Characterir is t not something we the night.” of Abraham Lincoln nt t imc inspi- leader, toldd tithe gathering that . . your ropresentntlvos In CCongress? 734-6780.. FaxFa 734-3 9 0 5 memorial to the GreatI are bomwith, wi and it is not meas- Instead of trouble can In WashingtoiSton: I an IQ score or a talent ration - with the peacefi2ful black Aug. 28,1963963. was one of those ' ' Hero's how: Emancipator and filledid the air urable in ai surprising moments inin 1:histoiy “when we ! 520 Hart SSor enate Officc Building with his vision of a natiction where contcst. Rather,Rai it is something marchers (joined by a su n Washington.n. 1D.C. 2 0 5 1 0 op over a lifetime in the number of white dcrgynymen and are remindedded that our nation is • Sen. Mike Crapo “my four little diildren;n will one we develop roviding a not simply/ snstumbling along a ® . . (202) 224-27-2752 day live in a nation whchere they coursc of' our oi moral education.’’ other sympathizers) proi lnTwir> ftills. call crwrlic: , 0-mall: hltp:/,p://craig,scnatc.gov/omall entire life - like his powerful political impul:ulse th a t' directionlesscss paUi, but instead is . Undo Norris, senior roglorIgional director will not be judged by theth color of King’s en Providence toward a lontent of speech thatlat day - was an e x c r ^ spurred the passage off thetl great guided byPn 202 Foils Ave., Suite 2 their skin b u t by die coi 14 and the rigliicous ancand noble destiny.” Ike Simpson Uieir character.” in moral ededucation. Imbued with Civil Rights Act of 19S4 Twin Foils, ID 83301 ’ Rep, MIki Voting Rights Act a yearar later. TlieTennesinessec senator quoted 414 In Twin Polls,Is, coll or v^lte: In a brilliant essay inin the sum- the spirit: of ol passive resistance, he 734-2515: Fax 73 3 0 4 W hat Uie means by which Last month, John Lew•wis, th e King’s ovmn asasse.ssment of the , In W ashington: Charlie Barneirncs, agriculture field dIrcc- mer issue o f The Publicic Interest, argued that c men who Marat on Wa:Washington; “As televi- ' Adam Wolfson, that joioumal’s dvil rightsts were gained were just only survivor of the sue r 239 Olrksen §onote OfficWnce Building tor led the March on Washirlington, sion beamedled the image of this ‘ .. ,10 1201 RJlls} A\Ave. E., su ite 2 5 editor, expounds the meTieaning of as imporraitant as the ends. Few of iary gathering across ’ ! W ashington. D.C, 20510 white majority grasped organized a commemorairation cer-, cxtniordinar> (202) 224-6142 Twin Falls, ID 8 3 3 0 1 that famous passage. AlA lthou^ us in the wi r oceans, everyone who ■ : Fa* 734-7244 temporane- Uiat pointit before I the march emony in the Capitol. Tliriien the the border oc fr^oll messages con tt» » tsent via Sen. 734-7219: Fc King was speaking extc J Student believed inn mm an’s capacity to ’ ' gton: awing on demonstratrated it. 23-ycar-old head of the S Crapo's homo pogo QlII in Washingtoi ou.sly at th at poini, draw ung better himseliself had a moment of 1 339 Longwcgworth Building : of past I had >ecnbee callcd back from Non-Violent Coordinatin www.senate.gov/-crapo remembered portions ol ill was inspiration'ain'and confidence in the •n. D.C. 2 0 5 1 5 by my editors at the old Committee, whose skull Washington. ( addresses, his words weivere careful- vacation by mtes who future of the human race.” , Phone:'(202)32) 225-5531 ier spccch, Washingtorton Star, bccause they - scarred by white vigilani ly diosen. In one earlier lom It ^vas all II01 of that. S«n. Larry Craig> Fox: (202) 222 2 5 -8 2 1 6 ' he had said America sh(ihoidd seek along withth the entire political ' had m obbed the FVecdoi Riders, Lewis has been1 thet rcp- In TWIh Foils, call or write:rite: Access Simp:Tipson's e-mail through his to “substitute an aristococracy of and busine;ness establishment, . Broder is a columnist • • Mika M athews, regionalal didirector Webpage: J President Kennedy - resentative from AtiantaIta sincc • David S. Br diaractcr fo r an arisioa>cracy of including P jarties as /or77ic VViis/i«tshin^on Post. 560niorAve.'SulteA , ^ http://www.rrtv.house.gov/slmpson color.” feared therlere might be trouble 1986, revered in both pa; I ______Letter stration if there’s eveieven a hint of “houses* '0 IcrthQl" d cd sio n s will never will! Ju s t look at the his- to b e deafif has I been told by the An “acting” adminisa New policies at ISIISDB "Ncandcn idministrntion” to take might bc better chargeded with deaning”?? • : condnue.e. tory of E nglish writinglg skills of “acting adr lir. it’s unjust and flat ' deaf children. h er child1 otout of school if they keeping conditions stauitus quo. It’s unfair, i take a step bacKwKward Accordiirding to a le tte r written rrt opens, out wrong! Jensen and posted on Just check th e test scorcssc doc- did not likeike the changes hap- espedally as a new terrt 5! It did not take thee I(Idaho by Mrs. Jc until this certain procesess comcs RICK HAFlARTWELL School for the Deaf' anand Blind the designignated Web site to si!ip- umented in professionanal jour- pening whirhile Dr. Ram os awaits nals. It will show you thatth teach- his fate. i to a clean and dear end[id. Hansen mid-level supervisorr longlo to port Dr., Ramos,R: her deaf dau^- : cutting ' (Editor^ Sno note; Rfcfc Hartufcll )ing to have a hearing ing anything, let alone!e English, In addititition, a staff m em ber Rc-assignments and c take a huge step back^ickward into ter is goin staff seem tirtduly extreireme. holds masterite r i of education the **daric ages” In edueducation of teachor atat ISDB who believes via “broken” English is a waste has been1 placed pl "on leave.” iv. I spent These aree sifpiificant s dedsions What’s any employee toto.think • degrees in counselingcou arid deaf d e ^ and ha^-of-heari:aring chil- teachingg EnglishE via broken, of tim e. I should know. education andanc works insdh(»l lete, miscxecuted sign 22 years in th e field tryTying to do ' made byan ar “ac^ g ” administra- about these actions? dren once Dr. Ramos)s wasv side-1 incomplcti . How m uch confidencccc can bc ' consultation,,on, parent'oduuttion le is good enough. Of 1 • It. ’ ' , tionasifD:' Dr. Ramos’ fate has ' lined. And; as long esiFS Dr. Ramos language i generated in this unccrt;rtain time and counselinelins.) is on th e sidelines, ' course, itit has1 never worked. It Another p aren t who0 1happens b een sealccled! ■EST availablej _ c 6 w ______1 SunWKtoy^At«Mt24.2003 T k a M MJS

, O p in io nr — LetteSR ------—- • • Bob f tirt r t deserves ing about - committing'g crimes ofembeslealement by public offi- oren*t planning on gettijting caught dais. “ leniencyiy In sentencing in the ^ t place. And sendsnding a man of Eort^ I-haveI to disagree witii recent And althoug I admitdt pnly a iige dnd mildmjji character to live editorialsIs inTheJimes-Newssag-1 passing knowledge of th e sub- among youooung, violent convicts in BffiaPlBMHu Of 9»lnp thtbat n time in prison would ject, it is understandading th at a state priseTisoa would probably . ' ' b« justpuznmishment for former research has led manyt eexperts to amolmt r-i%to • Mm ty TVvin ils County Qeric Bob ' condude harsh punishnim ent has proxy to brutalbm and undeserved , ERETHm ' ■ • FortFves]9 spent quite a bit of no discernible effect asIS a deter- consequenoences. ThereV also the • tlmeobsertem ng criminal court re n t fact that: FbrtFoi will almost certain- - i n » and have noticed I also understand thailat experts ly never againaga work in public S t , S a t g od ^ jjudges, fortunately, - some of whom I hove:espoken ..service-aa. and m ost likely won’t be liv don’t makeike the sort of sw cepii^ w ith personally - havei ffotmd able to findind woric in tbe private vindictivere

p l '^ntmy aft ferviceSf Ssq3€perimce! \ , aissal Insurance Agency is9 ownedo’ by Vivian [“ kOalssD and operated v^thI tlithe help of Debby Christophorson, Valarie Templeton,Ibi and leC Peterson. Tho friendly anand comfortable ' TimmieDphoro at Dalss Agency makeakos customers feel .^. atmosphit home. We have a variedy ofo insurance to .'v ^ ------~rlght atf'our I needs, and take the ha^hassle out of buying j f l moet younoe; with our expertise wera can< find just the insuranclolicyfor you. A r ab l s w an i t b a rr b a r i s i umio Peterson is back after:er being gone a few and while she is comfortablabU with all forms of esponding to> ththe terrorist I ~ ~ “Don’t be silly. Then v nco, agriculture is her favorvorlte. Wc havo excel- i H drown,” the scorpion rc] bombing o f theihe U N. . Z;ee v C h a f e t s m larkets for all coverage ona fifarms and ranches. headquarterss irin Baghdad, Convinced, the frog ta ack- Valarie, Dehby, Vivian,'4X0, Sitting Tbmmte • President Bushlarked rcmar) tiiat ------scorpion on his back. In Jl the problems facing agrlc3-icuIture today, don’t thc Iraqi people11 have will to h N aturalully, tbe Arab League stream , it strikes. chance on your property.’. DDrop in today and say.helloHo to Tommie. tress its regrets over the makfra choice.Jiey Do want the; a will expre “Ncnv we’ll both drowtakes the ' loni marlall welcome 'nunmie backk aand want to say thanks to0 ; before. He seem s to.th th in k it’s a Who is responsibleres for die ons of the Middle East,scorpion, 1 valued p< rhetorical question. It is, but not attack? Lebanon-basedLc to do two things: rcmem in thc way h e imagine:nes. HezboUahah? Saudi-financed al- their nature and keep tietl scorpi- The people of Iraqq hhave made Qaeda? PalestinianPs jihadists dis- his back. t, h e needs C>1KSUI»KCE • AGENCY theb choice. They wonmnt bar- patchedI throughth Jonjan? Iraqi imber barisni. Baathists?ts? Egypt’s Muslim Zev Chafets is a columithem off Main Street • Buhl • 543'43-5100 • Open D-5 Mondn d ^ thru Friday (closedBd :12-1 for lunch) The polite term forar thist in the S™ !?,"'"’hood? The Iranians? the New York Daify News Arab worid is self-decectermina- tion. For many dccade;ides now, ipsu the identity of the ■nnistfor 905 Mf Arabs have been givenren the bomberss willv never bc entirely vs. A m chance to rule them sc] at here is the obvious A result is almost tw o' do d o » n ^ ° ny or all of the above impoverished, xenoph K ^ and Iran of encouraginiS in g o p p o s i. ^ ^ 733-0931ext B u y 1 i ^ T h e TTiines-NewB i •Some restrictions apply tion to Am erican effortorts. The tradadition of auto-destruc- E-mtll:twjMd 677-4543 ‘Expires August 31,2003 Bremer was bein g diplomatic.di] tion is so) deeplyd rooted in the IWln Falb Burl lhe Arab League itseUlelf, by refus- Arab worldrid thot it has its own Xt2 • Fdc 734-5538 677-4 ing to accept d ie legitiijtimacy of proverb,. which wl begins with a «dOm»gIcvaIlay.com F«x: 6T1 the American-appointented Iraqi scorpionI askingai a frog to cany it Ruling Coundl, h a s comecor down across a river.ri\ B M X M squarely on thc sid e ofofthe “Ifldo,:0 , you’ll sting me,” says yir ■p^BcT' L H the frog. resistance. W i * — LetiIerIRS — Put handicapped ppl la c a rd In a v isib le s p o t Mr. Adkins shoulil notno take TheTh Next Stage* offense at the anonymcm ous note left on his car ab o u t parkingpa in ______a handicapped place.>. HThat per- IlM W iiJ?: son was onty looking; oiiout for dis- H sa ...... 'J ablcd people like himn anda H B P B tfflS myself. My hu sb an d andam I have B H fflB ij ".‘ i' ' comc dose to doing thcthe same thing. Make sure yourir fplacard is H g g lM ^ g in plain sight; do n ’t malmake some- one look for it. Legislation was passessed recent- ■ n H n H Iy taraise th e fin e andnd ienforce- ' HH W B W mKSm^ZLl W i& M k ment level for parkinglg iin those H|Em M 9 I / I spots without authorizaization. Coll {BBt l B m the poUce a t 735-7200>0 fifrom a i i i i i * . cell phone o r 311 fromm ia land line. , Bc glad som eone carcored, sBMwiB M because most don’t. JUDY FISHER IWln Falls

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follow Buhl’s leadI I Hooray, to th e B uhl[School S< When you openop< a We/Is Fargo Free Chec* rything you need to organizeze jand manage your finances1 exccpte one thingrfees. District) ' And If you opespen a Free Checking Account plus other prcxlucts and servicrvlces, we'll dopate up to $30> tito local school dlstrjcts. Now if we could just5t (get the , rest of the sciiools to followfol suit, we’d havo it m ade. Talk to a W alls Faiicklng account you get everytbout how, together, weW4 can help local schooo ls. I1 Also, teachers shouldlid be more i int and add direct deposit plu dress. , ■oflwwir vxparvt «/t V3001. wid m»i net b« atnbmtd»d wnhw tnr oUw offw. O>*clln0 accownt mtr Imu on* quWifytna Oncl D*poUt by 12/1}/:/13/300MQ ouj^^Ilont 0 Ih* puHK Khool WtVKI Ih* MMK)Jla ImIwgo oflVc* M v>N nMgntd «o • tpMIk WKh Itrgo eflko >1 dlKmioa Dontiioni ^ M m«M M irw ru iiiocncn nur not cUlm tn, ponun a ctuni DONNA BAIRD PUW*MMKtM tMnkOT tor (Malh. e no) VMM 19a BwAl.ft Ai cighn mMVWL FOICargo banker today abc ' -I I IWlnFblla THn< r*m*ln op*n tivough it Imi 1kc«toapul>lkKtaol(>iitrtci*liS« bMt <9

\ \ ' « I ^^rmABiepo,kinr ---n- (.2003 I W o r l d I — = — Explosidon rockss Brazil’s fledglinng space program-j /pl • Alcantara 1 (AP) - Smoke rocket after afi it veered off coursc . SAO LUIS. Brazil (A 5fiVB0UVlAS rose from a cratcrr Iilittered with th ree minainutes afler takeoff. I twisted mccal at Brazil'mils space ccn- The Ale\lcantara base is considered lf il\ --/I. : , ier Saturday, one dayy aafter a rocket a near-ideideal launch site bccausc of I uxplbsion l^ c d 21-pc• people in the its locatioItion, just 2.3 degrees south 1 countiy^ latest attemi;mpt to launch of the equator eq The Earth moves. w f jp Latin America’s firstirst satellite - faster 3tat tlie i .equator, which helps )low to Brazil^ propel rockcts ro< into spacc with .up dealing a serious blov SOURCES: Assoclatod P reu: ( 1,457 mllM north of Sao Paulo, I nasccnt space programiim. to 13 pcrcent pei less fuel, allowing >;Esni AP SmilferiwliIS Into tlia aky over tho saaslda ; ■llie 66-foot-high VLS0 ^ 1 V03 rock- heavierr payloads. p; cl \«is three days frortram its schcd- uled liftoff when it bkblew up on luundi pad. TWenty/ peoplep werc injured in the acddenilent, whidi left Soulh America’s largiirgest countiy- mourning thc victimsms and strug- gling to tmderstandid what -wrong. Friday's blast at tlthe seaside Alcancura Launch Ccnt north- r e e l eastem Brazil, near SaoSao Luis, killed mostly civilian tcchn:hnicians and d estn^‘d two rcscorchrch satellites. “TIju pru-^idcnt ofr the'RepubUc th profoun^y regrets thcthe deaths of tlie workers at th c AlcaJcantaia base.' Tlie Braztlian spacc pnprogram is an imponant sdentific ancand technolog- ical projea for ourr cicountry und 5 t d c a y f (o r s m e r today is a day of m ounluming," presi- L a s dential spokesman Andre An Singer ' .said. Gov. Jose Rcinaldoio Thvares, of remote Maranliao stateate where thc acddent happened, dccdeclared three - days of mourning for: th'the victims of ss a v i ln g s & V e s : B r^^ fim deadly spaniace progrdm : disaster. A defect in the ignitioition sy«cm of • one of the rx>cket'!s fomfour solid fuel m boosters causcd thclie explosion, though Uie acddcnt waiwas stUl under investigation. No more dead were>rc thought to be among thc wrccka^kage, but tiic identification process;s vwas compli- cated becausc thc bcbodies were ^ badly diarred. Air• FForce Maj. Gustavo Kniger said by telephone from the Alcantara rt>ckocket base, TTie rocket, which wswas to cany two small research satisatellites, had just successfully comfimpleted two days of tests and wasis sstanding by for lift off Monday wheihen it cxplod- ed. The intense heat frcfrom the firv melted the cnormotisIS s sieel struc- ttire, causing thc entireire 1launch pad to collapi. " \ It is veiy difficult to> igignite a solid . fuel rocket. NASA usescs ttvro mortar h i . shells to ignite cachI oof thc U.S. ;; spacc shuttled solid fucfuel boosters, reg u lar pi - said James Obcrg. a foiformer space 1(9 - shuttle engineer at Mission r Control in Houston. lieFle speculated ;.the imx-sdgation wouJi)uJd foots on '■ what set off thc explosivjsive chargc. • ' Obcrg, also th c autiauthor of 12 t h r o u g i h o tJ t t h t o r e books about spacc flight,^ t , said some t::90 Russians died in a I launchj pad ______• •acddent in 1960, and1 50S( Russians “ died ih another pad exexplosion ni980. p Russian Presidentnt IS Putin sent condolences2s tito Brazilian ^President Luiz Inacio Lula da JST-RE Esilva. t- “Our coimtxy, which hash learned T- from experience whatt a high price »;has at times haci to b Atlantic Occan shortlyy aafter «;In 1999, offidals had to destroy a en’s & m panel I ^Report: Ja]apan [H ffi j: speeds up workv adiditi ion physics;Iab I : TOKYO (AP) - Japarpan plans lo :accclcnitc plans for a3 S:S1.7 ^physics fadlity in anI a to Ukeop the nationV: N obel!K.-1 Prize-win- ;'n ing rowardi ahead of U.S. and '^European rivals, a ninew.spaper ^:reponed Sunday Tlic facility to gene: | | y| 3 M ^ atomic partidcs calledid neutrinos - will l>e built next year,r, tlithree years : earlier than planned, accordingacc co ;.thc national nevt^paper,;>er, Yomiuri. • Tlie facility will b e const>nstructed ^Tokaimura,-ebout 70 mimiles north- ■ recast ofTokyo. mn B J > J The fadlity is designee to study *-the nature of neutrino:Lnos, elusive n l K V I ' partides that stream froifrom thc sun E ' by che billions. n I Tlie United States a . European nations arerc auTuntly ' building similar faciliticis acjy marl' ' A Japanese and tworo J American ^ v.astrophysicists won the th Nobel RSOUUUi ANOA)R ORIOINAL>UL PRICESI u e OFFERINO PfttCSSMCLNO KAY NOT HAVE RESULTED IN ACTIICTUALSALES. 'Lowfil pric* ol Ihe »• «n Augusi 3 ancl Novrmbar 7«. 2003. t^Prize in physic^ last yearuar for using El*ctnc> and cookwarv■ arv«r» unflff m*tiuraclortr't «wamntVi»«m I cepy al our tiorvt or writ* to: Don-M»cy». On e/oW*rr*nly Olfico. P.O-mgogggggyggyggQ Oo: Sala0 andl Suixuy. August 2i. 2003. rncutrinos - some off tthe' most ^obscure partidcs andd iwaves in p-nature - to increase um ging of thc univcisc. Researchers plan to shoot pbeam of neutrinosnos from ijTbkaimuni to a huge imdindcrground k wTieutrino detection chad i a m ^ in bettillllllll^ IfKamioka, about 180 mileules away. ^ Thc chamber, thchc Super- ~IKamiokande, is thc worldsrld'is largest ^ e u trin o detector. 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The Times-N■ N ew s '______^Sunday, A ugust 24,K 2 0 0 3 ______.S c c tio n B Y ou c ■ le t h l al b c l e am u p ss t a n d aa r d s wv o r r y p \ o l i c e k eepI the landonFtela there is no10 specific law requiring; action,a Sands Motel in TWin Fhlls, according to0 an: according to countynty assessor records. i»Waw» writer______said Ctyde! Dwight,I the operations co:commit- affidavit filedid :in Sth District Magistrara te The motel room>om was safe to occupy tee chairnrman of the Magic \Valley Court. Police;e found various chemictcals because onty a “boxbox lab” was discovered in v m FALLS - Some Mode VolValley resi- Emergencyy Response Team - a tasksk force induding acetoistone, lighter fluid and muriiriat- the room, DwightIt .said.» In other words, no hatwight said. “Iri most casesses they Richard K. Frith,Fri 37, of Filer was chargi-ged “If the cookinglg processp takes place the | Volley Historical SocSociety is plan- roomsIS andt even cars littered withth cchemical do, but som•me property owners don’tn't care with manufactujnurin'g a controlled substan the project, says she^ she had fire- filters, real estatei agents,a{ eques- ^ tnans, chefs, motoncorcydiM and I -,Q Stud “sports enthusiasts of alli ages” vol- I [dent loan unteer. One photo willwil use 100 to I 200 people, TOOse barbare skin would H a g eiR i M A M g e t ;S T H EiB L U E ' collectively create enoenouA glare lo — debtrtors close Riedman Memcanorial Aiiport onastmnyday. f , , ■ ( t “ catclch a break I--'. r. ‘ I By StaveI CrtanpCn ; D o n ’t Tlme»Who old loansans and crcating a new, the portly bathers; ir doesn’tdo< even tiful outdotdoor setting for the bands into i an annual event. live James5 SScott said. IDEA also ties i and a Rural Idaho Initiative1 f^ed.piic loan.loa, T he rutc on consol- bother the beautifuJilill bcodi- perform iniing. Their blues styles Keeping a grocery storore down- helped estatcablish a farmers’ mar- grant. ; idatcd loansns iis tho weighted aver- combers. These are sidack people, ranged fnSfrom country to rock-n- town t and providing off-street ol kct this nimmer sut at Billingsley “The Rural Idaho Initlitiativc is age of aU previouspro) loans, rounded and it could ^ p p e n hereere. roQ parking were IDEA’S first*st project . Creek Statete Park.: ,, successful,i due in part to th e col- up to the nearlearcst eighth ofa point, I was fishing alongI thetJ Siake x h e fesd:sdval was sponsored by goals, g and the mominglg ribbon "We’re doing dc everything we laborative 1 efforts of ruralal com m u- Its a veryjry attractive option for River near Hagerman so irovement Development ccutting was the culminatii fit groups recent graduiduatcs, and In some ago, and several small b Ition of on can to expa:pand Hagcrman’s cus- nidcs r and local nonprofii >n and i^predation, Inc. cenormous am ount of worl>rk. tomer base,’ie,” Scott said. "We’re like 1 . Hagerman IDEA,’L,” Id ah o cases for studtudents who arc still in skinny-dipping nearby. Th ] better known as IDEA. :om m erce college” saicsaid C olin Randolph, riverside RV paric a lit The group has been giviiven ered- creating an an atmosphere that D 1 epartm ent of Coi 2-member dtizens com- ilit for helping improvei signage entices trav•avelers to stop and downstream, and a dow4 Please see HAQERMAN.N. Page B7 PleiPlease see LOAN.Page B7 aged couple toting fbldi ngaged in improving the aalong the Tliousand :Springs spend monejley.” and a cooler came toddliddling down ^ I the path at the edge of They looked at the boys Unwivelcome visisitor busts iinto Dietri la te to for the foilowiiswing fiscal year, which Q rm any — were we ariniring swim- ' Dietrich's d tty paric changc things for the utupcom ing begins Oct. 1. ming torn vtnder their dotnes,cloi and And the fiscal year, but City Councn d l mem- Councilmannan D ennis Curtis had Slmpfy tn o u ^ t they had s Aukers have M o re s t bers were loud and dear TThxirsdfv prepared aI cocost analysis of what . pponapubllcswinunlngl: a new poplar that this is the final yeaisar theyTl the dty of BurleyBui pays compared They must have been as d a m a g e ._ 9 7 tree in their pay Cassia County moree th an S l to what theh e O lher four Cassia a t our modesty, but modes I______laundry nothing to do with iL million for a year of unm defined County dtiesies ]pay for la^v enforee- liL a td k it , room, police services. ment. Those«s num n bers show what up to aesthetics. . , M a x a nd d Wendy \ Aukei; who Ihn During Thursday’s budgIget hear- ' Curtis said is aan unfair burden on v-Rs-Idaho, you see, is abeaudfula I at 586 E. 27025 S., said cracks can state. So k e ^ yoxtr dothei ing, council members cd irec ted residents ofDf thet d ty of Burley, lieson. now be seenien in their kitdien and d ty employees to ind u d« e an item compared to rresidents ofi Oakley, ' And as for you aculgtei9tsd Blaine Interior walraBs. What^ mox«, die -f^ M Coitntyite^ cavorting on the agenda for their nelext coun- Dedo, Albionon an« d Malta, ^utefuQy" batfatocmdodoor no longer closM FHdiy^ wind atom eauMd i■ poplar trM to fall o n to ^tie a homa of M u and d c l m e e u u which will alioilow th « ^ Curtis saidid he1 based his repon in ^ bu^? Wa^ out for pd* B id theyty bear the tree come w, aon oak, Wandy Aukar of DIatrioh, e n-aihlRX i Into thair laundry roorr•om. 1 to^ offidalty notify CassiaA C ounty on numberss susupplied by the sher- crashing dodown? No, «aya Max ' offldalso that the dty w ants to iffs office andind d ty officials in the Aukec fhee i wind waa howling so ththat readied 60 miles p er hour.hi living rooms, Tbnaffews^JtaUim edit >• renegotiate n the terms off tb e law Olher four dtiedties. I • h m S t m IomnyFHd«sl«y that thcv didn't hear TVees w ^ uprooted throiroughout Several ebrei^ a s lost power. The 'enforcement 'e contmct. I The currentent sheriffii budget is Crump ttwicet'fcHkt ottstuon*iw Ift. th o tie e filnnoverakw^. ; soisouth-centr^ Idaho commtm mitie i entire d ty ofif IDietrich was without Umn Jblls Counfu Jbir tffist/fuuwcfcto Shortly b d The contract betweenI Jt h e ‘two $2.25 million.T>ruThi5 year, the dty is before 7 pm . R ida^ the ThThey toppled power lines,, crushedc - electridty fron-om about 7:30 to 11:30 parries p requires that nodidee of a join him in Itainrig tft«rirmijMop. t M«glc Villeyley area was hit winds cai . homt. cata and m ads rude e n ^ries i into pjn. I ,' 1 d

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/^aalley/Idahc[Q ^ M a g ic V ■ • - O penings Availsilable-^ [ I -— D eBATHNOmICES Judge ddeclines ito stop • Assisted living facilityy irin Rler Dolores Woodheihead Doroth)hy Ohiensahlen • Levels 1,2, and 3 • Private rooms with baU*)ath ■ : BOISE - Dolores “Dee"“D Wood- TWIN FALLSR - Dorothy Ohlen- I d ^ o f iSeld bunning ' h e a ^ 74, of Boise annd d !Sun VaUey. sehlen, 86, 86, of TWin FbUs an d for* Call Gina at 326-334212 or( 326-5332 . ; ' died lU c^oy. Aug. 19, 2003, m a merlyif of Qover. died Saturday, COEUR d’ALENE (AIA P)-A fter hearing helceld FWdiiy. lents from The fuUI hearinghi wiU comc after Boise hospital of naturtural causcs. 23.2C2003. at Magic Valley Re- hearing more argiunci lh e servicc will bc he health and conservadoiion groups bum ing iss overc for the year, ond Medical C cnter in IWin trict Judge th at is ui^u^ortunotc, said Potti TUcsdf?y, Aug. 26.2003, j on Fridavi Sixth Distrii acl% Episcopal Cathedredral in Boise. William woodland againi n d e x e d Goro, d ireaeitor of SAFE, a grass- J Burial will follow otIt Morris^ Hill Arrangeigements will be to stop bluegrass farmmers from roots orgarjanization opposed to G:mctcry. Arrangcmcnnents are un- announcc(ced by Parke's Magic buming their fields thisis iseason. grass bumning. in - dcr thc direction of thchcAldcn-Wag- y VaUey Funeral Fu Home in TVrin Instead, the judgeI iopted to • "We kno«ow people are suffering I goner Fimeral Chapelcl inii Boise. Fhlls. order a full hearing on1 tlthe merits both ph^odeal ailments as weU as of the case this faU. economic dadanmges,” Gora said, Woodland had alread denied - Fitrmerss i say diey must bum ( the request for a stay onor burning their grasss stubblesi to shock it into ervicess — ^— made by Safe A ir For- IEveryone. producing; aa reasonable yiold the S the American Limg Asl^ssodation foUowing year.yei talth and conservation Pete Pietcrsmu, foiformerly of Ted Hack Hu of Jero m e and and the Idaho Con:inservation Thc heall Leogue, saying h e wasLs not con- groups fUcdcd a lawsuit Aug 11 to Buhl, scrvice at 10 a.m. a.n Monday ' Evelyn “B“Babe" Delores Hard- the state’^ new ficld- at thc ‘iwin Fallss Rftorracd: ^ d i o tS a i vinced after reading a SAFESj affi- challenge tl San Pedro. Calif., service davit that this year’s buiturning has bum ing regicguladons. They say thc ■ Church, 1632 Grandviidvicw Dnve her f__ and sister at 4 p.m. e UlegoUy put in ploce N.,TWin Falls; burial wilHollowatwil caused mojor health prolroblems. rules were i :ry in Buhl; I'losdoy' at < thc Calvary Epi- But he agreed to let bothb sides this simunerier without public hear- Y o u r p a r e^nts i took, care West End Cemetery iiat they do not protect >.m. today at scopal Church. Ch 201 S. A dam s, make addidonal {u^umtments dur- ings and tha ! viewing from 5*7 p.m. injunction pubUc healdUth. . . . L e t u s ! take care o f i Farmer Funeral Chapelipel in Buhl. Jerome. ing the preliminary in ------O b irruARiES- f t otesters t For obHuary ratet andind Information, call 736^278) MondayM through Saturday. Doad•adlna la 4 p.m. for n«xt-dsy pul gearr up for tton. Th« sdn IMadland. He (Lisa) Madland, of Ississaquah, Uberries advidvocates are organizing worked alongsidec hhis father in Wash., Pot (Bobbie) Madlidiand, of. protests to0 igreet U.S. Attomey to fil any budget, and an thc operation ofif tthe Jcllison- ' Anchorage, Alaska, and General Johiohn Ashcroft when he affordable funeral establisl M adland Memoria>rial Company Cairistopherc (Rebecca) BiBarth of arrives in Utah L on Monday to Com e and see w hJ y MAKE r and thc TWin FalkLs CCemcicry for IBend, Ore.; daughter, Connie C speak to loca)cal poUce and prosecu- th e M agic Valley are cl many years, cvcntuiitually pur^as- - -(Keith) BeU, of TWin FaUills; son, _____ tors alMut thc Magic Valley Funeral lUNITIESSHe tng thc business froifrom his father. Terry Mikael Barth, of IWin USA Patriot funeral needs. y Funeral Home and He worked in thcthe monument FiUls; one sister, Joanne1C Call us toda>' only locally ow ned business, using his hi talent to Kirkpatrick of I^mcroy, Wash.. ^ ■ B P HW H About 30 neral home. Wo offer, handcraft many gngrave markers I S * -■ ‘‘ along with 10 grandchiM drcn: . id cremation opliohs. 7 3 5 -0 0 throughout thc Maglagic VaUey. Hc BL.. - tHeather, Kayla, B.J., Jessi,::i, Bobby, 1 ^ 9 .tives from a are the area's most, sold the cemeteryry in 1998 but - Alex, Sydn^, Colin, Atticiicus and num ber of jlishment. continued to work‘k aat Ihc monu- Mclozich Kai. L .iifl U tah organiza- IKE’Sa MAGIC VAUEYly more families lo. ment shop until ill lihealth forced travelinglg and spending great A visitadon wiU be hch2ld from M B i tions gatherod 5:30-7:30 p.m. TUesday. At Friday after- choosing Parkp‘g his retirement. DillSill also wa.s a quality tintime together. BiU was a 5 Aug. 26. I B B ^ q i Home for all thw r licensed morticiann aiand served in memberr ofo thc EUcs Lodge and 2003, 2 at Parke’s Magic: VaUcy P ^ l noon in Salt TON FAILS CE the U.S. Army. loved to laughla and teU jokes. His FFuneral Home. 2551 Kiram ber^ _ J | j - Lake City to :rly Road—tw in Falls, ID tl } d a y ... On Oct. 4. 1975,>, irin Elko, Nev., famUy wil«U remember him as a Road. F TWin Falls. A gra - lay ground, eraltd by the Parhr Family of Twin J love of his life, wonderftUlftUly loving and caring service s< wiU bc held at 1 lotaiUl«rt work for a N . Bill m arried thc lovi tonal service, always at an i Gerri. They sharedired 27 hoppy family mon mi with whom they Wednesday. V Aug. 27,2003.3. at the dem onstiatiotion against thc Patriot fi )011 1 years together, enjoyijoying dancmg, enjoyed1 many n wonderful times TTWin Falls Cemetery. Act th a t Conjongress quickly passed in responsee tot' th e Sept. 11.2001.* Mike, Colherlnc &— terror attackscks. i Eliubeth Porke AcAdam ‘Bud’ Johnm Schubert III - Gooding Am ericann ro than to standon the is survived by his chUdren. i f ; attended coUegcgc at thc is •Adam street wilh a Ihomemade sign that t University of Idahoho in Moscow. John Schubcrt IV. Cindyf (Tom)( .J ‘ „my Uberty.’ ” I Hc was a memberr olof Sigma Nu _ Jones and Peggy (Rick) : 1 L^ouchc movement ; Fraternity. Hc thenen served his hurst,hi as wcU as four granmdchil- is The Jhe / ^ ^organization with a : country as a pilot inn tlthe Air Force L , ______I dr dren. o, city perm it: to protest on Monday, , : during WW O. HeJ fi new 35 mis- The scrvicc will bc he said Solt LakIn Intt, insurance sales- Dzen -BelBetty Sugden. . ' lance powersrs im dcr tho legisla- IS ho owned and oper- A / memorial scrvice will SUNSET < ! tion. Adrian marriccried JoAnne Foods; plus : ™ >»= don. ' All families are ur MemoriiU I’lu'k : Morris in 1968. Thresido^ to thc legisla- . 208-7a'J-5743; meaningful • • : in 1973. In 1977, M Ma ^ e Elena Bundy. Adiian A grateftilly Adrian Ad suggested mcm

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M ID ^ reallyly impact care delivery,” . Dnmeyley said. “There are a lot i of f t a i t r a v e l ' advantijitages to be gained fromim :' TWIN FALLS--n- The seed for a lookinglng at programs that havevc 7JM7Inw»Mmn«x«nlnifawd tra w l w ipem M '4 ^ Mri tp ^ •7S430^ion Alan Olmstewl with $8,g^.9t9.95. I ‘ .new program wos[IS planted I^t beendiI developed." 2000 tfn (« h p « t 0(2if 3 0 0 3 for M a ^ V^Ufly^%v:,Vv tfavei'(bf.4ducit(Qn a nidbuslnessMlmeddps. d b • The anst expensiv* slncto^tilpwHtteOkMteMl. t , ‘ year a t a foiaxluyIqy «Mnmnr on Nowliwhere in health care is it Regional Medical Conunter Hospital Boanl memBers/-‘v^ > o f h o ^ ,i ilBiKilHratratgn,MDramKv(oe a dloseHriMMbyboMlnMiRMmtMrCMyCoSns: ; r- “Solving the Nursirrsing Shortage” • changiiging more rapidly than in the h08pftBl% leaders)^ship team,afld county cohml^,':-' ■n,taaw l ttw Urcrtt total Both attended an Estes Parkirk Conference( in Maul ■ :MWaahinston,l>.C.C. m cdicaical tei^ology and informo->a- sioners wtio serve asI ex-offido'e members on tb s' 09. .She was ckisely followed Jan. 12-17. Oimstoad's tripp totaltoi came to • : That^ where JanienieDraney.vice tion sysiems. sj And for Mullen,n, boerd. Hera ere the ho:^ p lta l'B travel expenaM.frdfi)^'- Ofpwfpcar R’Nee Mullen with $6,205.81 > $906.38 for transportatlonitran president of patientn t care( at Magic ,keepinfing up on all the changescs < ' September 2000 throuBti«ar>d$lI $1,495 for conference , > jWley Re^onal MetMedical Center, .m eansIS logging1 in some miles, i'.; • : 'Qfoe#bbck««h $21,578.;78.30.- . • ' f^C oltlns' trip total camene ttb $e.03&es - - , •vf^t heard aboutt an ai innovative '“Thehere’s so much changc that ' $1,241.05 for tnmsportatton,kxv $3,080.70 for lodt- Ihh^dcncy programun for nurses happentens so quickly” Mullen said.J • Ketpttal adffllnstnnc■ton and m em bers of th * tefiifriit- ->0(Ho«pMBMi«lMintimbw*, Cari Snow had tha “e • e«Wpte.tniper«t$li1 8 4 ,7 6 8 ^ on travel for bu^^ll- taiipMttotiltrmlMloflof$U,751.2LHeiw8afol- Ing. $222.10 for meals andid $1,495$: for conference I Ip'alieady op and nmninning ot several • **YouI have h to keep up vnih the ' . : loMd by Dave Johnson1 with $9,180.89, ai^ Dr. fees. industrysoy on whal m i^ l bc com- ness and education. ir^'Drancy broughtt herhi newfound' ing.” Hospital leadenrship team \- ; >lmowlcdge back to3 IVvinIV Falls, and Thehe hospital is changing from a ' -Ctd May, Magic VaU.'alley Regional filmX-ray system to a digital sys-^ Nsme Position TVans^ertatton 1 Lo^ MMiS CohfmneefeM OlfMT fl . Totnf-- ^!:i^lpIemented a simiimilar prognun tem. That'isTh why a jet owned by^ Janie Draney ViceM president of patient care $12,079.91 *8.43e436.44 $2,283.20 i4,697 $1$161;f*4 t27.68R09’ i > In cooperation withh thetl CoUego of th c hospital's ho: vender, thc San R'Nee Mullen Chlelief Infomwtlon ofllcer $9,251.48 $9,09C090.37 $1,369.86 $6,890 $2$285.31'$2a;e8;.02 1 -' Southern Idaho. Todzbday, new nurs- F^randsst the hoi^ital in bperwration at other hospitals. John Kee ' CEO:o $3,543.77 $99fl998.29 $910.77 $1,002.50 $47.50 $ $6,502.83 i more th an $2,000.. ButBi at a time McKess»son flew Mullen and somele Aft Tanner Formrm er CFO $2,457.79 $2,125125.36 $706.36 ' $675 $:$37 $6,00151'.. when nurses are inin shoits supply, o th e rhospital hr executives to India-a- Anita Bunlick Acutiute care director $1,015.43 $1,749749.11 $184.48 $2,128 . $5,077.02' that one trip will1 paypi for itself na to lookIc at one of its medicai­ll Susan Morris And!ciliary servk:es director ' $2,013.70 $1,31S318,10 $211.16 $869 $6.50 : $4,418.46 , many tim es over, Drai> ran ^ said. rccordsds systems. Mullen saidd Mollhew Cox ConifiUoller $1,944.39 $1,345345.45 $645.02 $150 $4.084J6', 1 “Our goal is lo retainret them in Magicc Valley^ Regional probablyly Mtehele Randall Mateitem al. chiM director $1,658.07 $1,255255.58 $188.76 $55(i;50 $3,6Sa9l" , ; !piir system,” she said.aid. vw)n*t buybi the system bccause it’s's Samantha Lopet * f4umiman resources director $1,787.18 $723723.47 $209.60 $917 $<$43.25 $3,680.50 ' ;j.;Chief Executive2 Officer0 John too cxprfor MuUcn to attend a four-r- Jody Ttamblay BusIr^ness services director $43.18 $14.93 $U0 $16&U I If to tum over one nunlurse. So a pro- day :onfcrcncc cor on informationn Fred Mathews Finarlance manager $87.84 $18.78 j $105.82. gram like the nursin■sing residency tcchnolilology in Las Vegas was‘S . ' program ends upJp benefiting almostit $1,800.S • padents and the hoshospilai in the There•re were also some question- Hospital BoardI imembers and ex-ofl[iffido board membeiIBPS ; long run. able exisxpenditures. Former Chief . "It results in bett(etter care and Executi'Jtivc Officer Jerry H art•f nsirte PosHion TTMnsportstten U>dglidging M m (s Coofmnce fee* 0ember $6,822.78 Hospital rccordss shows trovei trip s indudedinc a $640 golf touma-, Cindy Collins Boan $1,484.55 $3.4S4IS4.09 $244.14 $11610 art member $6,585.47 doesn’t comc cheap.p. The1 hospital m ent. Dr. Harry Brumbach Boart $1,508.92 $2,263>63.45 $648.10 S2.165 m e r boanJ member $2,047.50 « spent $184,765 betbetween Sep-. Ther new n CEO has been more Vesta Maughan Formi $1,332.50 $1,257.»57.40 $271.17 $85 $4,993.57 - art member $1,385 ■ $4,956.94 tember 2000 and June Ju 2003 to conservarvative when it comcs to Torry Schultz . Boan $736.45 $2,292.>92.96 $562.53 “ Jeff Harris . BoansnJ mem ber $1,365 $4,559.14 send administrators>rs and mem- • travel.. KeeK only chalked up about $810.53 $1,571.>71.50 $812.U DougViDllmer Boarcinl member !44.63 $40 $2447 $80St • $4,200.13 - bers of its leadershi-ship team on $6,500) in i travel expenses from $368.50 $1,244. ™ ManHn Hempleman Fbmi66.05 $20.43 . $825 $21474.30 business trips and to educationali March 2( $562.82 $1066. I 2001 through June 2003. Bill Brockman Ex-offjffldo $311.05 $1084.184.30 $58.29 $940 $2,393.64 . seminars. •The reason,re Kcc said, is simple, Dr. Mark Astln Fbrtmm or b o a rt merriber $1,248.>48.20 $163.27 $970 $2381.47 Draney was the mostmo soasoned . Hc hatci tes to travel. Dr. Robert Lobb NewJV txwird memtwr $653 $621.121.99 $999 $2,273.99 traveler, tallying a tot:total travel bill ‘T d n really rather be home,”, Gery Grindstaff Ex-offifTido $342.05 $996.^96.30 $60.75 $825 $2$27.56 $2,251.66 of $27,688.09. She was closely foI> K ec sai said. “1 don’t like hotel Cheryl Juntunen Formem er boanl member $50.22 $154.54 $24 $115 $$6 $349.22 lowed by Chief Informalion Ii rooms.” $50.84 $111.47 $115 $277.31 Officer R’Nee Mullen Mu virith K ee sa Rich StKers Form you to interface withI other < peo- Adminisilistrators at Eastem with regulatory and techiAnological “They allovHow th e local team lo Nursing Education,jn, said it’s leam.” pic doing thc same jdb.lb. If no one Idaho Regiegional Medical Ccntcr advances,” hc said. make dedsiorsions,” Cntbtree said. important for hospitalital offidals to But hc h( supports and encour- ever left the institutiition, you’d in Idaho FmFhlls also log a lot of irav- Tlic forprefit hospital:il is owned ------keep abreast of what’sQt’s happening ages hisis staffs to take advantage ofr become pretty myopictc, I would cl rnilcs, saisaid Doug Crabtree, the by health care giant HCA:A. Hesaid TSmcs-News■ws writer Sandy Miller in health carc outside'dc IVnn Falls. learninglg opportunities. Hc saidI think. Our travel woul>uld pale in hospital’si chicfd cxccutive officcr. the corporation doesn’t*t put any can bc readiedhed at 735-3264 or bye- “There are globalal issues : that educatioidonal conferences “allow' comparison to other hoslospitals.” “There: aare so many changes limits on travel. mail at smillcrincr®masicvaney.com. .

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‘ N e v ( bee);n hit tlhis hair d ’ S taite, watclhd^g groi»iipsdaiii m D O E WestNUele survivors eendure long,, painful] recoovery is tltrying to circumvi< ent the laaw ^ 'DENVER (AP) - For ranchcr , IDAHO:0 FALLS (AP) -. State! South Carolina. eveiyone^'s ininterests. <• Niatt Andenon, concontracting thc ' offidxils! and£ nudear watchdog; But state offidtds aand Idaho “We urgerge you to roconsidcr West NUc virus hasas imeant cxcrii- ^ i J S g groups say so; the federal Depart- Nadonal Engineer^I %watchdogs states on. a a n>asonable solution buck. For Jim Dief>ichl, it meant around a recent court ruling contend the energy dcpipartmentis within thee frameworkh of existing weeks in a hospitalal with haUud- g m asking Co:Congress to rewrite laws exaggerating the. effecects of the law. By doingling so, wc can’do the job notions, severe head-adachcs and a governinglg nudear waste, court ruling. They daimm thc court right vvithout ^ tt jeopardizing fever that ruached 10106 degrees. - y ScCTetaiy Spencer Abra- dedsion simply confirmimed a long- progress o on n repository dc!veIop- For Maiy Tilgcr, it ii meant she t offered a le^slathv pto- standing nadonal polio-.:y. ment, slowicwing down deanup or couldn't carc for herer - lias the authority to In response, state em ich ones are radioactive “It was the highliRhight of my West. nvironmcn- dedde which and dispose nudear waste tal leaders from Idaho,10, Oregon, enough to> requiren nunoval. He Nile vims," said the 32-year-oId BRjHHQ ; to thc risk it presents, Washington and Southh Carolina said his propcloposal would make the woman from Broomfitafield, oposal camc days after a have sent a joint letter I to law more exp»cplidt. Fever, pain, hlallucinations. al -----'----- I!!' —:’ ^ udge forbade the Enci^gy Abraham telling him thihat all thc Watchdog}g groupsg soy it does not fatigue, dizziness. All A arc haU- icnt to rcdassify nudcar -state agcuidcs ore willinging to vrork make sense;e forf Con{^ress to ^ v e marks of the West NileNi virus for d ordered it to remove all with the department onsn deanup thc Departmctm ent of Energy unlim- those'Iucky enoughI to fight off the tii^- ' ham hais o ll£er, a lurvlvor of WMt Nllo viruiIrut, pisya a cartl game wKh h< :1 waste from storage and that reopening thcle Nudear ited discretii*edon over high-level potentially fatal germjrm carried by posal to thiIdaho, Washington and Waste Policy Act runs cx)untercc to waste d ean u f mosquitoes. Adam, laft,att. 3, and Shana, 4, at thalr Broc}roofliflald, Colo., home Wednei that virouli nup. As of Friday. 638 ColoradoCc resi­ Waste Fblii dents have contracted e d the vims cases ancand 17 deaths, but that's hcadachcs, fever and i posal woulc this year, with peakik season just small corconsolation to those who Ifc speech was so slurrci along with bvKinning. Eight womcn infected. liis 'family had troubi Commissioi older, have died, makiiiking Colorado Andersiirson, 41. who lives near standing him. separate an tlieliardest-hit statee tliisti year. Kersey aalong tlie South Platte “The pain’s pretty mu according ti In nortlicastcm Colorado, hc said Wcdnc»day. Officials say thousajsands of peo- River in His propi i pic in Colorado coul<3uld have tlie said hei r never felt pain like hc tired. No energy to do ar federal jud virus, which typicallyly gives{ its vie- experienc:nced after contracting the Tilgcr said she ^li Departmen S o u th e r n Idaho's PfPrem ier tims only a fever. virus. was infected in mid-Jul waste and c llic mo.squito bitete likely gave “It’s liklike the worst case of flu time, therc were otUyhar s ion«, high-Icivel 'Filger lifelong immuitiunity to the you canin ever imagine,” said of cases of human,.,d>y. i • in I‘ virus, her doctor toitold her. but Anderson,on, who has lived through Colorado and she wasn she's not about to test;st her liick. ' knee surgiirgeries, a broken back and precautions. A fter a sec “I’m being very diligent dii with a ca r wrevrcck that resulted in thc to an emergency rpiI weakness. 1 of his spleen, month, she was cliagnored at times thc kids, and evcrybod» dy I talk to I removal oi under- ^ K | j | | U say. where’s your sprajiray,” she said. “I’ve nirnever bc^n hit tiiis hard in viral meningitis. slicvcs she 1 1 : 0 0 aI .m . - 7:00 p .m . sick and it will totallyy changcd your After wakiaking up. eating breakfast yourself to thc bathro life." and gettinting liis mail in thc mom- can't take core of childrc.ruly. At the CSII Gymnasium llic majority of people pec bitten ing. h e taktakes a nap. Hc wakes up Ttlgcr. who has two ch and returns to sleep cases l>y an infected mosqosquito don’t fot" lunch ages 3 and 4. was bedridi le College of Southern Ic become ill. But thc1C virus can until evcniening. week. She said the pain.sn’t taking Id a h o an d The Times-N*-N ew s offer yo u cause flu-like symptomoms, mcningi- “It’s heciocn driving me nuts,” he but her vision has not ret<^cond visit H B 9 H 0 a valuable talent pool)I with C:areer Fair 2003.'t3. This regional normal and she still haroom that H T tiS H tis or a potentially fatal fatj swelling said. nosed with lion thc facc to facc acc(cess to applicants you1 needm to flnd . of thc brain or spinalII cord.ci Doctorsirs i told Diehl, 40, his symp- ncck. Some days, she cat urrent and future positicio n s. record 4,156 toms wer/ere particularly severe Her doctors have told Thc nation had a re apadtated. West Nile cases lostc year, yt includ- becausc: hess a d(.-vel- VIRGO0 (Aug. 23^ept. 22): needs. r :ovcr. thought to be the first oped acsthctic sense,;, appa-datei Dwelling: oron the pros and cons of a CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jhungovcr io n in theH m es-N ew s andbill boards. I^R n broad-baseds e d event for the tlie theater, music andid good; food. relationshiFhip doesn't give it much Shopping S can bc lots of fur prom otion on vwwtr.magic general publiiblic." This shoulci bc a yearar for major room to grtgrow.’The'cburse of true dal^ c when it’s with other j thc attention of candidate breakthrouglis. Ihkc the th bull by love doesnisn’t run smoothly. Thc money! n Communication li C are er impact F wc will utilize the homs and make thc thi most of family is aslasking questions. Ih crc’s key k when finding out abot prom otioiional tools such as local r: opportututics. Thc nextxt t^vot weeks no gciod fret^retting. one. o You’re inspired to rcai W ith th:k e prom otion and local biii will be very lucky; trytiy a lottery LIBRA k ( (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A movies n about faraway placi in retro- pro m o tio i ticket. September is key.cey. chancc enccncountcr with a stranger, . AQUARIUS a a n . 20-R ing Packages combine' eadadiibit ' \ ARIES (Mar. 21-A c quadrant online pn 1-Apr. 19): perhaps someone sor walking iiis or You 'V feed unappreciated ar ive y o u r organization effecfective Thougii thc sun' leav;aving your her dog, coicould lead to a meaning- ' your y efforts recognized./our 1 life is w c g et thi house of romance doesoesn’t mean ful friendshdship. You’re gaining in youry feelings and intcntioincw ways a d d e d In snt promotion. You can’tI 1beat love is fading, mixingg friendshipf confidence!;e and belief in your own helps h advancc your causcand your promotioi 1 Southem Idaho with our f with marriage could be t >e tricky. You talents. faith that one good thing2.Jan.l91: v, copym clc recruiting message the bigiggest want someone to spellU outo “I love . SCORPIG>10 (Oct- 2^Nov. 21): ttto another. cer Pair 2003 Advertisingy o u r options w ith T h e TUiIm es- M you." 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Sdiooi Thutsdny; Cinnamon toast hool lundi menus arv printed as f Lundi Menu Thursday; Com d( BURLEY JUNIORRHIGH. o publicblie servtcc. Tb have the lundi'- Salad bar andid m i ilk served every FHday: Egg and cheese omelet FHd^y: Finger ste: CASS$SIA COUNTY Lunch menu ’ Bieoktiist: Juice aiand fruit served ntmuu (breakfast(I memt if desir^)'- day ELEMa ^ A R Y SCHOOLS everyday prmicded withi the menus in Sunday^' Moodoy: Buniloritos ^ Salad bar and choice of mi :rved every day RICHRELDSCHIHOOLS ^ Choice of salad baror with sandwich papcr,r; sendso the menu to: 77ie Timet- . Ibesday: Chidceidcen nuggets or soup or sandwich b Wednesday: Con: o m d ^ wMondoy: Sloppy joe or turkurkey Breakfast Moooodflys Cereal ibarcveryday. News,t; P.O.P.i Box 548, Tlvin /blls. ID ‘ mdwich Mnk and juice sererved every dqy Ibe*lesdoyf t’eanut butter and jellyjei Chocolate milk sen:rved every dm 83303:3: oro fax it to 734-5538, attatJ' ■ Tliundiyy: Spaghoghetti Monday: Ttica, core mdoy: Fcppcror:roni p is a ^Tbesdoy: Chickcii Monday: Cereal sandwiiwich im dog or pocket tion: LundiLur Menus. Deadline is noonc Wednesday: Rtindi bread piaami Tbesdoy: Pancake:ces Wedrednesday: Breakfast on a stick[dc sandwich Wednesdleiday for publication Sundai;^‘i CASTLEFORO!D SCHOOL _ Breokflist menu *'"M Ti«* courow Btnocndnw-nie**'^||!i|SSS|! Milk and juiceu servedsc every dqy ■ wjuuuurTY IB O J * n t x 2 YCMts iH M i TT"1m l"~] Monday: Muffinsfins ^ 9 S 5 5 5 fn 2 2 S 7 "^ " V* OF ' ptmcMAu H H j f l Tbesday; Donutut tholes -PUtKHASeOFSMOftUO Wednesday: Menfenu not available |H neoutnco • AVMiAULe only J Thursday; Menunu ni o t available ■ ■ B 3 "ss':'sn'i!s ^ s i s t i>t Afi/Ulambtm to ertor ■■ not available [W * IS f2 * l nesses • see smtersi'isffi'.”"”- ra i H i ' FHday: Menu noc Lundi Menu li B m l BXPIRB8 8/31^1/03 _J <|JU^S KXPiRes a/3-i/os *06 Salad bar andj mn ilk served every day r MondtQr: Soft shellshe tacos 1 •; Ib e sd ^ ComI dodogs J lenu not available M ^ o u nTERES ^ j pm J :i a l B i i w i •; lluinday: Menulu ni o t available i FHdj^: Menu nof available J iU ND AY J i Oaljnc*FOR muti b« In (uB12 wnMn 13 mofitr* m O N T hi S HANSEN SCHOI (mmmi d«u e« pgretuu on m« m<*o« b*U SX'TJS PM - 6 P M f l lOOL DISTRICT of y 12 monOi». and <2) minimum monoW f>»r paymanl* MB ^ Break&ist Menii b« cvquv^d In DM amavnl o> II) *f on • R*x cj DAILY ■ ! Milk served every■cry day momonST* 2unlIi.inflS2" “* M *o?T»^Anancatf ba*ad on th* Urm el am comrac pinw*. Fln*oclna !• oubMCI to oMfl aMirovi Monday: Cerealal §*;JtJjunl RnMKlng pUn> •.Maei* wim attit, TXicsday; Biscuitsits and gravy apAPR may vary Hi tom* *uim not la *iea«4 c Wednesdio^Nosc Thursday; Pan cuki:akos Friday: Long John3hns r “ . Lund) Menu loiasiBnES Milk served everye ry d ay \ ■ Monday: Com dogsdoj • ; lUcsday: Pizza ^ 2 0 ' c a r a b l e ; Wednesday: No) scschool I HIGHM DIGnALTirs J • IhursdaytlUnaI sondwidiso. I •d Low Prlco . tin SlH DEFINITIONUEi ; FHday: Hamburgeirger ^ tsx Coupon ^ — — rr^rSH PANA80NIONIC 47** ie:S WIDE >'* i ' SC R EEN P•ROJECTION R O TV W/HIOH >0 I i'KIMBERLY ELEI\£MENTARY I i f e DEFINITIONN CAPAaiLlTY.C 2TUNERR PIP,PI PROGRESSIVE Milk served everyjy d< ay g | * 5 S C A N .^OLBYO ^ L I VIRTUAL ANO • Monday: Cheesebteburger SLJ5 T\iesday: Piaa r i’t --*■ • SubwooSfSjlpgl, Wednesday: Nadiochos m u Thursday: Chickenu:n nuggets ; FHday: Chicken wrapwr > 1 4 9 9 1 ;MAGIC VALLEYY HIGHI ■■■■■■I SONY 4e>16:940' HI-SCANO IH "* 8 9 ^9 I' M19« 1 7 9 \ | g g j i j ) PR OJECTION JEC TV WITH HIGH DEFINFINmON CAPABILITY, ' SCHOOL -^-1- TWINVIEVriEW™ 2-TUNER PIP. Choice of milk ser- TR U SUlURROUNO* R SRS9 e r-c d every day ■ IND AND REMOTE Monday: Chickenrn tenderst< ■ ho OalM? • WMaOand VMMo AmalMar • HO' ‘ntesdoy; Bacon burburger ,3 - TV/VCft COMBO WTj I'O Lana Syatam • Plaan Foetia"' . I Wednesday: Delii sandwichsa * PH S S U v . varBaoea. V , Thursday: Tbco bite 3 0 I « J Y a | Friday; Baked hamun * 1 6 9 9 j JVC S-VHS>CC CAMCORDERC. Wlfm ROBERT STUARlRTAND f l 16k OPTICAUSOOk I * *T0* ROTATINCSSS'JS.'tc’STSS!.^? O’LEARY JUNIORJr high $ 2 | 9 • Olgital Imaoa StaMllxaMllxaf • Digital Pktura Imprava- • zac ouaea Inatanl Tlllaa.' I^filk 9c^v^ everyy dday outp '«:,249; Monday: Cereal i i Tbes^Cereol \] |gjI s o o r« k f-y tv - .| I • cAMCORoe? SONYDIOrrALTALM wi HANDYCAM* < Wodaudoy: Cereal WW ^SSS^lTACiS h TJ U j T 2 tf WTTH OlOfTAL STILL 1 Hm»«By: CereoF]iii\. H n CAMERA. 20 m^ OP* O ^ M ^ M k^DIOITAI. FHday: Cereal 1 COMBO :d MONrroR I t ^ m e n p I ' ' HS2 stawilzallon Sr«am • MPEO j /.d iv . 1 **t*( Suwi^N^t'tano n^ttx^^'oiid^a nuggets or foot aMOallal?. S4 9 9 ^ long hot dog, ^ Ibesday: Peppcrorrroni pocket br , dtidcen teoderS •; ! -TOO Wednesday: Softt shellsi tacos ^r hamburger deluxe Tliuisday: Horn andUld checsc sand* \ H TEA'!AC AM/FM STEREO RECEh wichi com dog or saladlad bar n 1 010 0 W A T T S T O T A L PO W ER I ^ l • 24 station Mamo .Bla Tona Con- , FH d^ Pijza or taco REWIND ! ■ trola • Louanai* D ° °™-~ SLL l" SynlliaaKar i M I l l Syl*"’ •• TOIN FALLS ELENEMENTARY ^ 5^0180 \V JENSEN 6.F(•PC. HOME THEATER SPE/PEAKERS IN A BOX: '• Milk served every'd da a y * Z-WAY CEN1ENTER CHANNEL. . Morxtuy: Cvreul j^nDl»P>»V- * 2 F R OMT N T SATELLITES. : I • ovo E s-- ^ 9 ^ a_ 2ATELLITES REAR SAT£ & 100W ■ Ibesday: Cereal ■ FUL POW SUBWOOFER ERFUL I k >1CH)al ajHTnoS ; Wednesday: CerealII ;• Thursday; Cereal Friday: Cereal ‘ Lund) menu m m ' Monday: Chicken nnu{ u ^ e ts r 1 *98 J E N S E N 1 Tbesdoy: I*epperoni p ‘ ConOao..-. U MAONAVOX c,NE„A p;, 3WER DIGITAL HOME '& [li pisa I ■■■[ -IfsStei' I \m SHANOER. DOLBY® 9 Wednesday: Italian sj H I COMPLE1L/DTS. DOLBY® PRO U Thursday: Ilamburgt ■ I SYSTBWS-8 PEAKER SYSTEM FHday:'1bna fwh or Jgrilled cheese H ll LUS 100-WATT '■ , : andwidi • X 200-W ATTS TOTAL POWEOOFER S, REMOTE « ' ® 3 9 J PACKAGE WITH 5 DVD CH/>-R/RWrMP3-CO Playback a r=E71 DIQITAL/D10IUI Tuning W.lh 4b Pia.at. R rwiN faIlls highiH SCHOOL m lireakfnst is served1 everyday,ev WITH Ih T. SUBWOO 1 S " I— DVD'COlCO-R/B *248 I Lunch: Tile highI si school has a =R C A P ^ * T ^ \ H l|B PANASOI lEATER SYSTEM .}! hoicc of main line, huiham burger bar, B > . ;7r*%YERW»TH \K ‘■^aaara^Q I S INC LUDES »H IVER, 5 SATELLITE " ; nd salad bar eadi day,lay, taco bar on B . I3S'33A P ^ i — rOOFER, DOLBY4D ^ ^ | Wednesdays and. pot: ILLUMINATED ^ ^ | wtato bar on Q B ' IVL REMOTE ^ ^ | ridays. Main linec rmenu varies - II M1 1 ' ONIC lOOWxS HOME THEA*le SorrounU • Daaa llooil reryday. ■Vtdao Outpula • .1 Audio A ; HOME THEATER RECEIVE1CHT400K Monday; Chicken nuggeunuj or deli n *25'5 9 SPEAKERS. SUBWOO mdwidi iv. s i » 2 l 9 1 O ia iT A L /D T S A ILL Ibesday: repperonili p«podcec or deli. e l UNIVERSAL I *2981 ■ , sbdwidi ■ EL •cs;sss:.si‘?:t5’: - Wednesday: Deli s!sandvnch or 3 VIdao Inpull. «3CHT . c leesebm^cr •. cabtaTam- lTO| SONY B0W«4 C Thunday; Chicken1 s 200>WATTS TOTAL. sandwidi or IU'! V«TM CD C R CD ReCEIVER WTTH lisondwidi I r j CONTROLS,' AP3 PLAYBACK. ich o r pizza C'lH|B[L _ —^ RKMOTI ACHABLE CONTROL h OETACKAD & WIRELESS RCMOTE I ' • CO/MO Chanoai Cei R/CD-RW Compahbla FHday: Deli sandwich ll. • CO/CO.R/CO-WW Al or LCD Diaplay • K3-II Tunar »• • O-Daaa'- EnhBoc«I CD RECeiVER JVC .M200 Mamofy Praaala • Pcaainp ®everyday. H - I $ 6 9 _ J: : VALLEY SCHOOLS ------r;rs,rffi„„.:af,»COX.CA400 i 'S K lS .S , 0 ^ 00*^° • 1 6 8 ! ■ r ; Breakfast is served iladaeve I I \V TE AND DETACH ur?jcr L Monday: Beef enchilac L i. = . U'SULlUlJJVAN . auWMbOHr AUDKWIMO •K s .^ ic 's Audio I'laybacti . Muni.Cotor LC - Tbesdoy: Qiicken burn f w 5 ^ ioK!i°“ c n K UMrTED EDITION ncamanl ■ My Oail . iflFM/OAMrro M M From r Wednesday: Checscse pt sandwich , c“ol upRioHT Mmole Vmttoy ■ Thursday: Nachos louaMoA. - B i : B VACUUM WITH ^ 9 ' - , FHday: Baked cheese s ft Town ON-BOARD f l V • - I 1 8 HMmtt )LS | h H ATTACHMEICre % POLELINE 4 t d served' i IIETRICH SCHOOU ■ iss.iissis-'- nsrsa f F P TJ~r\ I ' Aeron O A D E . < C ' Salad bar, fruit and r TYm Mi 7 3 5 - 8 6 0 3 H >' I- M uidiK ShepherdVi pii *109 [ICS " t 1 4 1 4 * noodles ■■■mi R S ii I ; ^ ToeM m Slib sandwidi WMMSoajn lYirkcy noc Q I f t RO Thursday: Notlios % 2 0 8 7 : ...... M TlmMN»wi,TWn 24,8003 jlE S T A V Md /Ln A P l tf - W r r IdahoAAVest Monfitaiia ghlost tOW]in disap]spears --a piec€e o f l u m iber at a fffiiie m ents for fo 120 yean. While H em j ; ____ you grewV uup with is being torn EIJaiORN.Monfont. (AP)-At the acknowlcATledges the loss, he alsoS Some builddings down.iguc£(uess thaA progress.” •end of this monili,ill, 11 Smith, who has lived[ in i Eikhom tragedy. DtDuring the winter of Ilic job. t of the other buildings eastst for 65 years. He coul front£ p o ^ dreds, particr t i ^ a ^ childrctt Smith Metropolitan Hotcotel and an old c n in Dave Walker^ familyly - it^ just a few j-ardsis down the ' said that: otlother tragedies seem to . dismantled pic*cc has been bam - arc being di; since 1916. 19 He has no regretsts roadfromhishouse-arand he fears haunt thele town,t untold personal hy piecc, and proprobably will bc about givgiving them to Htihi to tearir thac diis is the fate off the< rest of calamities!S thattl have pushed peo- icconstructcd inI ththe ski reson of the historic structures,I. pie awqy- BifjSky.IIcm said.id. u* sincc I came home fromm . don’t blame thele guy who “Very few people who used to About five otherslers, including an ■'■ Tver, i come back,” he said, Iber carrSM lalvaged wood from War n, my heart’s been in owns them and is teaiMiring them live here a old saloon und ui sclioolsc known as Matt: RIcelRl of Montana Rustic Lumber m the World Wi [d down bccause of thele liability,” “The old timerstim - the women espc- lom,Mont. ■oat th at some idiot would “the tcachcry," alrcJIready are lying in MetrofKopolKan Hotel Auf, 15 In Elkhorr my thnia0 those buildings and hurtrt Smidi says, “ies just aneon of those dally - never nc come back to pieces on th e ^round, u their gray get into t of Eikhom as the gray ilves, then sue WalkerIT things that a lot of uscan ca see why Eikhom. The Thi wonum say thereb and w eathered timtimbers probably tuxe frames.fn aying ^ats are thcmselvi but it is just too many' badba memories and they n almost melancholic air stripped from thest ‘Or you get some other;r it’s necessaiy, I guess, bl slated for siding soisomeone’s home, ' An !sc buildings, said. “Oiwho's smoking a d garenete that all of a sudden: everything c won't even•n talktz about Eikhom.” for interior wainscoscoting or for pic- seemsns to waft through w h a rt leftleft some of which have dy” convicted in Mayy ofo murdering a she sai'said, displaying a photo o f the 2-year-old will speipend at leaft 15 fimeralsral. I Jrcars in prison, a jjudge dedded Huglughes told authorities h e wasvas Friday. , caringng for Braedon when th e tod-od- Seventh Distric;rict Judge Jon dler hhit his mouth on an end Shindurling .sentintenced Randy table,e, imaking it bleed. W hen theLhe H f - Hughes to a minimiimuni of 15 years childd continued to cry afterter ;ind a m aximumI of life in prison Hughe:hes deaned him up. Hughesies fur tho d e a th of his stepson. admittokix)ke on his own Braedoidon hit his head on the toiletlet hohalf, saying he; is not a threat to bowl.I. society. Braei^edon later died from bluntint ■ "It’s not like I[ have lu a habit of forces titrauma to the head - an ear- Koing a f te r kidsids and killing to-carsir skull fracture. Hughes said them,” H ughes said. sai 'Tm not a that injinjury occurred after th e boy murderer.” hit thehe dash of a car on the way to Shindurling disagsagreed. the hosiiospiial. "You say you’re•e nnot a murderer, • Rosa]sa asked the judge to put)ut but you arc,” hei &iid.Is; “Tlie jury Hugliejhes aray. found th at you’ree a murderer." “If [ I I had my way,” Rosa lold Meml>crs of bothoth the Rosa and Hughe:hes, "wha't hap p en ed to Ilu«hes fam ilies: gagathered in the Braedodon would happen to you.” UinRliam Coimtyy Courthouse( to Brcmcnda Hughes said her son ■ make statemernencs before was as!a shy man who loved his step-;p- Shindurling issueded 1his sentence. son. noinot a monster. • U uro R osa. Braemedon's mother, “RanLandy is human,” she said, IM E m in uite t s showed photos of)f herh son in the “He’ss rnot perfect. He’s not the LOO ANYTI w l •hospital before hisus death.< cold-hc•hearted person the Rosas • "This is how I spespent two days as thinkk 1he is. I understand th eir / m o n t h . W fr^^l >ic was dying in1 nmy arms. And ' feelingngs, but it doesn’t m ake themsm fo r $ 4 0 / B UUin’Uiccil here is w h at I wasvas doing a year fact." ^ J 911 glitch1 pprompts & In light of recent ^ suspension!ns, probe bizarrebi accusations, 9 iB SALT LAKE CTTJTY (AP) - TWo (J Vwe thank those of ^ 911 dispatdiers have ha been sus- ,you who stood by ^ pended for sendinglg firefiglitersf to a T ' ^ S^dyasa-Soutli I and a believed in us. t e s ' | H | wrong address in I F 1000 M obile-to-o-M obile M inute Jordan hom e wemit upu; in fliunes. Our hearts are ^ ' A series of errors-rs-somehuman, 3 R ■some com puter - delayedc South made lighter 0 T O f Jordan firc units by 12 to 18 min- hts and W eekencn d s utcs, according too a Valley E m er * •:; knowing you are UnHmited Nighi Rency Communicaications Center tlthere to support us internal investigatgation released ^ Friday. through all future 1 Thihis Plan Includes: TJic firc, belic-vedred to have start- Iramifications. We T Distance ed from an electricarical malfunction jA i. * ^Nationwide Long t in the garage, spre;pread quickly to ^continue to count ;xt Messages the attic an d firstrst floor of the Q l 0on your friendship. ^^ • FFree Incoming Tex home, llie family,; includingin seven . diildren, escaped wiwithout injury. . j v HH Fuxifigliters spent>nt an hour dous- G -d B le s s , ing the blaze, whichich caused about ^ , S2SO.OOO in damageage to Jolm and ^ 'Halle, Mallory ^ Connie S asinc’s homlome last Sunday & M a x evening. I ^^U.S.Ceellular W e c o n n e Library^ Reference

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By AmIe Thompson parks department dc budget for goodies sold in. thc standidfromthat 1 ~^ | Tlmet-Newe corretpondi nancc, Gty Administrator company. Three part-tt-time dty t i l l T l ------^------M ark Mitiiitton said. employees operate thc: standsi from rle y ------— BURLEY - Push-vjh-ups, bomb A testt runn to sell concessions was 10 a.ra. to 8 p.m. sevcven days a Continued frofromBl ■ by the sheriff^ office anand thinks Burley paysys IcissI and asked if the pops, Laffy IbSy, ToocsiJtsio Rolls, hot conductcdted lost fan to gauge con- week, $1.33 million for law officers are “grossly undedcrpaid.” rest of the: coundlcoi didn’t want thc f dogs, pop and j c ^ are among the cession sasales in dty paries. Based “We move it back i lent protection provided Hc simply wants Burle:Icy to have other typesis of ol sheriff^ officc scrv- items sold.from a portairtablc'conccs* on thatt i succossful test - even between Storybook Pariirk and the ficrifl^ officc. That’s thc the same kind of contractict with the ices, indudinjding dispatching, search sion stand (hat traveltvels between though itit was late in the season - skate pork depending sam e am ouount induded in thc pro- sheriff^ officc that thc otlother ddes and rescuec andar river patrol, Storybook Park and E&EastRuk. die standnd was brought back this atwds,” Minon said. T dget for 200^04. in Cassia County have - whereby Coundlworwoman Adna Masoncr { ^ c e becausc yoyou can start summer,Ar, Mitton said. will stay open uni tier fom- dties pay a total the dty pays a fixed om(mount and said it isn’tt ththi c d ty ^ responsibilicy ; to get 'hungry and yoyou can get “We’dlid like to have concessions at September. K) to the sheriff^ office. . receives a spedfic nuilumber of to dictate whatwh services thc sher- ! somcthfaig to cat realil quidc,”q said Storybook>ok Park and at thc skate “Some days are slow. 1 r contracts for a specific patrol hours. iffTs office; provides.pi “We would ’ ll-year«Id Ben LienM of Albion, paric andid iat thc ball fields cvcntu- ends do cspedally gofficcrs, and how they ; who often comes intonto Buriey to ally,” Mitt«Itton said. Diana Henkel, who wor Burley just contracts for 43 percent of the county!:y ’s popula- choose to use use them is their busi- ^ ’ visit StoQ^book Park. For nowlow, Coca-Cola is allowing- wagon during the weekL. service att a specific fee, with no tion, yet the dty pays 67 percentp« of ness,” shesaid. saic Profits from the1C stand go use of oone portable stand in said business slowed a g deal set hours. the costs to run the sherifliffS office. M endcnhalihall said the d ty has straight into the dtyty ofi Burk^ exdumgegc for thc d ty buying thc during the Cassia Count}ityFiur. Burley re.receives 31,200 hours of according to figures Curti;lis distrib- never providtvided the county vrith patrol. Thatat translates to ah hourly uted at thc hearing spedfic inforrformation about what i; rate of $42.(12.83 paid by Buriey, o r a Curtis instead proposec» d Burley • wants fromm th i c sheriffs office. perresident;nt fee for the dty^ 9,318 renegotiate a contract forfo 32,000 “We haven’ti’i had I thc fortitude td i Cassia iCounty 1P&Z appi)roves residents of < S143.42 for law hours a year of patrol at $32 an say lhat. Wele arcai to blame.” . ( cnforccmen:ent a year. hour. When he kept saying “you The d tyf oof Albion pays thc sher- “We want the same2 contract guys,” Hanscinscn and (^undlinan rock quuarry, coi>iiimuiiicaiations tovrTV-J. ifPs offices:I 52,500 for 104 contract- everyone else has, <»ccpi;pt $30 an Dave Ringle Ri reminded .---- - ed hours oof patrol. But officers hour. It’s worth that to us,”us Curtis Mendenhallill thti at he’d been on the By Sharf Chaney . McMurrLirray said several standard but requested “caution” S^us te ■ logged 49191 patrol hours. T hat said. coundl longenger than anyone else conditionsins were added to the per- placcd where trucks een ter die breaks intoto ani hourly rate of 55.09 Coundlman GordonI Hansen and he wass “you “y guys.” too. ------^ ^ mit by’ commission< members, county road. for police: pipatrol and means cach agreed with Curtisis reconommenda- Curtis consiansiders his proposal “A BURLEY - A commTiTymntrarinng indudinglg keeping1 the area dean, mons WOT Qf Albion’sl ’s 262 residents paid tion to contract for a spedKnfic num- fair way toI do do it.” Curtis also told ^ower could soon appeppear on the (earing downdo thc tower if it^ not a d d ^ McM iutt^ said,, imduding 5 9 ^ g year,!ar. ber of patrol hours at a spcdfic -McmdimhalllU thatd since this was his south end of OveriandndAmiucm used torr stxs months and keeping taking adequate prccai.aunons to D ed o conontracts for 208 hours of. price. He didn’t say if hche agreed sccond budgetIgct as a coundlman,'hc Buriey and a rock ququarry near permits; anda licenses from the protect the aquifer, cocontroUing patrol for $4,800,$4 buc received 656 with Curtis’s proposed nuilumbers. was “tiyingg to to ca m my money.” Almo could soon beginin (operating. Federal Aviation A Administzation, dust and complyiniing with patrol hoursurs. C u ^ !s math shows Tho discussion of the t law Mayor Jonbn Anderson. reminded Cassia County Plan'lanning and Federal Communications Department of Enviroironmental that meansisanhourlypatrolcostof £ enforcement contract ran rs long, thc coundl1 members mi lhat “there’s Zoning Commissionn members ’ Commissicssion and Idaho Quality standards. S7.32anda^ cor»mprehcn- p^ml hoursurs were provided. That werc doing and hadn’tt actually create a dtjrptjr policc depairoent or municadons tower“'o o M s s t s:^arrows Road in Alm a The sive plan as antidpatcid. MMcMuinw breaks dowrwn to $3.75 an hour and thought about thc ramificications of let the sheriffirifPs office provide the MKR, which would be :located at a t e willi provide p. both gravel and said i a work-session on ththe ptoB $14.03 perr each( of thc dty’s 171 paying thc sheriffs offiiffice lc;s m andated serviccser - at the level it 3801 Overiand Aim. The[be land now shale rode,d c No pit will bc formed, antidpatcd i at thc com:mmission% residents. money. dcddcs is appropriate ap - within is used as a parking lotlot iSir Severe ication states. !S ept 4 meeting Oakley payspa 54,000 for 156 con­ Councilman Curt Mercndenholl the d ty limitsaits. Saddlery. is to bc extracted from thc Issues that commissiononere ^ houcurs, but received 608 said if Burley pays less, “sosomebody ------County Administratortor Keny Mc- side of aI hilLhi When rock is cxtract- said i dicy want to addres mcludc „ ( p„patrol, resulting in an else p s ^ morc. You guysys haven’t Shdley RideJidcnour is editor of The ' M urnv said FViday thehetowerwill ed,McMt»lurray said, more rock will buffer I zones around dia a e s m d te of 56.58 or $5.97 for even thought about it.” "nmcs-Newss Mmj-Cusyi'aA Bureau. . transmit signals for cel<«oTi phones, flow into> itsit place. to find a place to pailark at thc “We’ve ggot volunteers, thc for , graduates and gojood for federally subslubsidized PLUS loan on thc basis of thc jobsbs ithat were ing,"Norwtrwood said. “I think it will old c store without thc ncwrw parking Farmers MMarket participants, Idaho,” said Dan Daviivcnport, program, arerc alsoa eligible to con- going to b c crcatcd,” he said. h elp businiiiness and I would like to lot.' 1 She is apprcdativevc of the IDEA com>mmittcc. Hagerm an director , of admisMons ammd finan- solidate at a lowerIt nue. Chappel is pleased wilwith thc fin- th an k everiTcrybody involved in thc availability s of off-strcct:t parking Valley Charlamber of Commerce, cial , aid at the Univerersity of Wliilc consonsolidating may hc ished produa. Busincsness at the project."' when \ she goes to the* :store or HagermanI Quick< Response, fire Idaho. ] “Tlie less Idahosoans aro worthwhile; forfo new gnids, it is ncw store, in comparisfrison to thc llireevacant va< buildings, thc old other c downtown Iolocations. department,nt, sheriff’s depart- paying . on student loaiians. the less of a slam-lice Detective ing. ir restitution rairarely pay. ^time they get their dipliplomas, rowers can) get g. an immediate ' substanccs, Dwight saiSr i i Sgt. Garyr Kaufman K said. “It’s frustrating for mime when Although1 therc tl ahin’t spcdfic ,graduates of public coliclieges in one-quarterr percenipe reduction in ( "(Thc suspect) tni^clifichavebeen "W henI lawla enforcement seizes someone s< is Uving in a housuse we’ve laws in Idaho,ho. there arc still ways ^the United States havee racked the ir^terest1 rate ra if they agree to i , trying to scjMratc thele Sudafed,”S a lab, fe we only take chemicals taken ti a m eth lab oiout of,” to deal w ithth meth lab deanup, \ ^up average debt of 517,9(,900; pri- have monlhlyily payments directly n ee d ed to prove the case in Kaufman K said. ^ Monson said,id.DEQhasanotifica- ' vate ^ colleges, 521,200. debited fromm dieckingcl or savings For example, meth1 cookso will court,” bee said. s “Still, there is the There arc no spedfic svstate reg- tion form lawaw enforcement uses, “Forty-six percent of ouiturfihan- accounts. often soak matchbooliook striker possibilityy ofc contamination from ulations u regarding meiicth lab I and thc agen;cncy maintains a Ust cial-aid ^ redpients haveI loans,” And, of cout:ourse. if you consoli- plates in acetonc to get i^ospfao- diem icals.”s.” d d ew u p , said iBrian Monsoson, DEQ of contractortors who dean m eth Randolph j said. "And we’rt’rc a rei- date, it’s going)ing to take longer to ' ) rus. an ingredient use^ to make i After policepol in Idaho find a h n manag- labs. atively low-cost collcgc.”’ pay back yourm r student loans. ) meth, Dwight said. &Cooks also m eth }ab,>, theytl notify the coimty er. ei ■niere is alsilso a hazardous waste ° They are a few cicav^eats, “It'S a very■y usefulu tool for grad- crush Sudafed or ouother cold assessor’s^ officer, tho Idaho O ther states such as UtxTtah have m anagem entn t act, allowing th e- though, j warns David T«Tolman. uates to conslonsider,” Dovenport' tablets to get pseudocpbipbedfineor Departmenlent of Environmental sp s| c^ c regulations thatt :require DE<3 to rcquiluire property owners director jj of finandal aid aiat Boise said. "If you’nlu’re fadng a signifi- ephcdiine, he said. Q uality and ar other agendcs, testing te to determine iff former to clean upI methit labs in certain State £ University. If you’vem gradu- cant studentnt loan debt - and lhe air inside tbo> room n was Kaufoumisaid. sa meth a labs are safe, Kaufouman said. situations. MoHonson said. However, ated ^ and lock in a loanan. your many peoplelie are these days - also monitored and[ wasvi safe, I ^ c e also als leave a sticker on , However, state reguRations not all methth lab chcmicals arc gracea period - , general■ally six consolidatingng loans can help > the door statingst the area was a don't di ahvays solve the piproblem, i considerdd hoaudousha waste. months j, after graduationn during manage it.” m otel*I room is . possible didrug lab and needs Dwight D said. For cxamniple, tho "Morc legicgislation might be which ^ you don't have to make ------probably safft^jjygige., aren’tar any cleaning, DD w ^ t said. However; cost cc of deanup often still11 £alls to introduced,”” Monson& said. “It has payments _ - disappears. 77ie Rccordrd of i Ber^-Countj ■< r regulations to ensureB^tiie room th e properterty owner can simply properQr pr oupiers because! cconvict- been identxfiefied os an issue.” "Don’t do it until youX haveI a contributccuted to this report. _ . . . i l h A

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'i Id a h o AW e s t Hotli]ine lets victims^ icheck t( Ih > vSbt> 11 I S t i U l o d: k e d i i p than tops out On parole, found a ranger statioi t. ' parole tfat BOISE (A P )-JaiJaim e Baker still g tos«ythey the comismmission can establish . suffers from asthmaimo. th e effects of >. for help. ;>erson out,” some strostrong rules. If they don’t frostbite on her• toes tc and other ■■ ■ The two pleaded gu them, iheyTl be incarcerat- vated batteiy after ft «cter fbr the follow the medical problemsIS safter her bare* H m der goes on ed.” foot escape from thithe father of her tial ch an e of conspij child into the snovnowy hills above H U H m it miiraer.. Pocatello. . Gordon said Baker The 27-year-oldid mother does V fl Jamison's parole hear enjoy some peacee olof mind, howcv- was released, bQt ord( 77fh(^s-JV eivs pbite pages to cr. that she can imiimmediately call chc state. Idaho’s automated:d Ihotline to con- Now. Baker can call ^our favorite teaiaam Is.dolng. firm Billy IzzardI reremains behind 4-m (1-877-846-3443) burs and is not a potendalpoi danger informadon about Iai on lhc streets, Brandi Ellison of P "ll’s wonderfului bccause any • she has nightmares a r e s t o c k As u c t i o s r n time I worr>; it tells>Us me where the stalked and beaten ii r- 3 0 MlleaNWof Bola ease is at and ifr hi he goes up . for •1999 by her husband^ parole,” she said; . friend. Dianna Mai SPECI/I A L D A I R Y h ■ Tlje Victim Infonformadon and H H Wright attempted to T H oaiE n Notification Everydryday line allows B ^ 9 then struck heron the T u e s diay, c A ugust B a H E l E crime victims to.callcaU anonymously ' gun. Ellison escaped . , for offender statusIS uupdates. It also police. . alerts the victimss so they can ces- , sruot• Qordon,Q of tha Idaho At first, she gave' i mo. Bred tify at chc inmatnates’ hearings OMartnirtmfnt of Corrtctloni, ilt« nam e to ask for ii 2 5 Commissions for . before the Idaho Co: to th* phono lino frt tho Working wiUi (k>rdon Al dairy Pardons and Parole. viate her fear. She atti \ m^^EEXi And it dps off>''• cocounty prosecu- dtpirtm ? rtmont'ii hoadquirton In to com e- . es to leam how to tc tors when inmatestcs such as con* - Bolie.). QordonC Is In charge of tha • parole hearing to ^Qur co w s o r for more InfoInformation! victed sex offcndeiders are being victimm idantlfloatlonI and ordeaL I o f to p quality ligllers ait t ththis auction. released imo their:ir theU ^ t while Izzard men* With the offend! - ' A 4 s e e I court case numberber, callers can acedher he with a knife, tie stood there and watched ^ I find out about thee ininm ate’s status. “She ■ f A O a k i a r Those who wantI tcto bc notified and /elled,yeli *Hurry up and finish establish a four-dir-digit personal it,"’Baklaker said. identification numbcnber, or PIN. Bakericer threw herself down the 'JB the Ka The VINE willill continue to slope andan rolled through the snow, , ” in Kan make calls untiltil th e person lb hide:de her foomrints. she walked ^h IB^HO enters their PIN, iniindicating they throughgh a creek. She eventuallyly ^ i |B ^ n 9 / N o v e m Sheriff sajays i AUCTIOW / l-oi CV. CJ)’ b / .-.I IIk crashed plplane BK CALENDAR r y/ n.\oivi.^ n B Through September 6 .\hisl be at least was on drirugrun —sIDAY, AUGUST 25,1 1K)0am (* Corp. CeninKlbn • Ontario, OR •' * ol till- Platonu (’I MAZAMA, Wash.sh. (AP) - IWo Califomia men founound dead In a V«hihlclat c • Hyjtar* • Looders - M oinhei'ship is f crashed plane inT che ci Pasayten TroiUoilers • Boot • Generators WUdemess likely’ were w on their 77mM-Nnvf Ad: 8-17 way CO Canada inn iApril to buy B A ^R AUCTION m arijuana, Okano{nogon County ____^www.bokarouctlon.com Sher^f F^'ank Rogers;ers said. TUESD)>DAY, AUGUST 26, 5:00pm Invesdgators lostist week found ‘ u"!.lutehold • Toolf • Antiques 5118,000 in cash in[n thet v ^ g e Con.ifllignmants Welcome • Jerome and other indicacoacors that the WORD,D SUP?ER Cessna 320 was to b e used to OAAS AUCTION BARN transport drugs, Rog26 to conclude the pIoiplane was on a JMA |i AUCTIONEERS CHAM]PIONS]►HIP , m arijuana smugglingling trip. WWW, vv' jmaouelions.com_____ Rogers said investigators ii - ■ ■ ■— believe the pilot of the Cessna SAIURIJRDAY, AUGUST 30,11 K)Oam D e La H oya \v s M o s l e y 320, David Nidjols.s. S:53. was tiying Honn#lnaboum Housahold, DaDevue to fly low to avoidid iradar detec* Furnituriture .• Sterling Silvar • Guns on pay-per-v:v i e w tion and enter CaCanada unno- CorIor • CollectiNei • Misc. ticed. nT7mas-N«ws Ad: 6*28 Saturday Sepipteinber 13 Nichols was tra>traveling with MASTlSTERS AUCTION SERVICE Shuro Levrton. 49. BothBoi were from wwvww.maslorsouclion.com the San Fhincisco arc Til. kol*. .jre ju s t 's‘25I aiul a include.s j ^ Tlie pilot did notlot file a night URDAY, SEPT. 6, 11:00/Urt Sl Beer and $1 Hott 1 / plan, which could indicateind he did- ™I Rivar Sports Inventory Reduction r 27 Boots • ATVs • Trailers ■ n’t want others to knowkni wherc he 2 O ur Sp«)rts Book wil/ill Ih ' o p e n was going, the sheriffriff said. Moklotorbikoj • Snowmobiles Tlie crash site was wa: discovered «i-Naws Ad: 8-24, 31,9-3 for belling nclitin by a helicopter pilotlot working the US AUCnON Farewell Creek firc fi in the ^ivww.us-ouctioneers.com Pasayten Wildemesscss on Aug. 12. fi».lRnd oul more, tlldc AtOhiif on The plane, which did not bum in the crash or the wildfiIdfirc, had been — www.moolcvolliY.coin missing sincc April117 17 after taking AUAUCTION SALES REP off from Pangbomom M em onal CoO JlllII HiHD0ofl735*3222/FQx: 734-5538 r. Airport in Wenatcheehce. E-mo]fliol!; ihoOonOmogkvallay.com 1 ' '\ ^AUGTIQ t1 1 ^ 1 'J- SHAKE RIVER SfSPORTS INVENTORY KtREDUCTION AUCTION I Saturday, Septem S q ber 6 - Auctioiion Tim e: 11 a.m ., i CALL 1-800-821-1] : 1103 FOR TIC ______Burley, Ida/to t ■ i™ ■ ^ O V f «I? 2 7 BOATS: PONTO'OON BOAIS- ■ M l SP£B■ED BOATS- FISHIf'ING BOATS- RUBBER1BOAT-CANOES I n ATVs~MMOTORBIKES- I*— ' u . -] S N OWMOBILES- n RAILERS- RESORT. CASIiS IN O . GETAWAY. IB ■ ■ ■ BOAiAT MOTORS HWAY .1:1. 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H e was • ing jokes>kes," said HaU of Fhmcr I^SjH playeier fo r Yankees a t Pacific Bell Park on Wednesday Orlandodo Cepeda,C Bonds’ longtime American League,Li night, watching his sisuperstar son friend andone fonner teammate, “rm, Ipp,■■■■• □ R f By GreggBeacham I and the San Frandscc:co Giants. happy thattha he’s resting in peace” ; you’H losee ithree ated Press writer______Bobby Bonds diidied shordy The Giants Gi and their fans .before 10 a.m. MDIDT. a Giants observed'cd a m om ent of sUence strikeouts a jgame. _____ :> ____------• SANI ]FRANCISCO - Bobbyoy spokesman said, before Satiuday'S Sa game against Bonds,, otone of th e first major Ica-sa- Barry Bonds, whotio leads th e ' Florida.a. AA seUout crowd rose and, S.„Fhl«ancltco Giants «utfl«l tlie leadi in the calendar-yearATP | I. U- .. 1. . ^ iting th e Bruins 30-20, 30- Championsions Race os h e sets out to, 1 TWIN FALLS-AlllU Ihigh school 18 f© dodose out the two-day CSI win a majimajor for th e first time. varsity coaches in Di:District Four . Outbackck Steakhouse Invitacioaol Agassi wil arc asked to returnim their fall toumamr the Eagles, who camc ’ whirlwind,id, fromi being able to go Giris socccr-Bliss,.Buhl, Bl Dedo, out and grab gn a hot dog on ilie Jcrom e; Ketchum CoCommunity, Please see CSl, P age C2- ' grounds of the i U.S. Open, lo the TSvin Falls, Wood River.cr. . kind madness that’s kind of Cross counlry - Hansen, I " been creat*vated so far,” Roddick Minico. Oakley, TWinI F;FaUs. Wood tN e x t w e e k - said. "Youbu 1know, I feel Uke I’ve River deservedI theth< hype this year a lit- Satt;att U ka Invitational, Ue bit mormore so than the other a t S a lt Lake CC ^ ^ ^ ^ B years.” Entries needed fcfor Thursday * That’s for sure. Snow, 4:15 p.m. I M agic Valley Am< ^ He^ 20-10-1 with tlirec titles dur- mateur , Woslorn Nebraska, 8 p.m. ing the hardmrdd Press writer ^ Satuiu r d a y ’s p r e s e a s o n aaction - 05 The Associated Pross p.m. at the liigli schoollools mulQ------Expecjectatlons soar purpose room to visitt and a meet 1999, ,g, one sure develop- j t f ^ Season1 schedules•. for entirtire league - C6 this year’s coaching .staff; KANSAS CITT, Mo 7 E ll atNotrlotre Dame - C5 mem in lhclhe NFL has been a dra- RoIx.t>oii tJircw for 295. yjinLsandy ______matic moveove from bottom to top NFL predictions a carcer-higli three ton(uididowns WSU.SU lines up for i Youth baseball te:ic S m S and top to to bottom. Last season, and ran for 145 more y. ins and Browns were up, AFC: Eost. Nov# England: North, Nc Ofhtrahw Playeilyer: Richy Williams, Miami. jmother score, .leading challengliiging season - C5 f o r m f o r n e w fa llI lileague SPSS'S: and Rams down. Plttst)urgti; South. Tcnnossissee: West: Defensive Playi Kan.sas Slate to a 42-28» • ovor TO pass pi to Terr>’. hnt ’ ■ TWM RUiS-Teamsm s are cur- In 200S,i, the trend might end, Konsos City. Cotollna, Ciilifomia on Saturday nifiiglitmtho R„bor»n co, rently being formed in1 ththe Magic simply becjccause there were few W ild Cards: Mlomi, Dcnvcr. connected with Davin \ tt. Cooch o( the» Y< Yoar: Marvin Lewis, season opener for both te:learns. am 28 yards for a 42-21 , Valley for the newew Rocky teams badad enough in 2002 to NFC: Eost. Now Yo»k Glonts;■ts: North. Cincinnati Darren Sproles nm forT .“ Icad in tho: fourtiifoi quaner. Moimtain School of Baseliseball^fall make a sheshocking upward move. Green Boy; Soolh. TompaI BBay; W est: Oflenslvo RooW«W o: Kelioy Woshinglon, higli 175 y:ird.-> and one toiloiid.down , Offense TOL. tnivel league. The com St. Louis. Wild Cards: Philo was rarely a problem for :ompetitive TWenty-four)ur of th e 32 were 7-9 or ilodolphla, Cincinnati. on 22 carries for'tlie WJdrals.\ Kansas Slate, league is for players uged SCQHIe. ate, which scored on iis Bed 8*18. better andid ithe eight that weren’t ' Defensive Rook}okle: Pisa Tinaisamoa. St. whose win in the Bladek Coachcs os.sessions (j„, and rolled np T\vo higli 'sdiooI divisivisions will don't seemn ll-yard .scotroring n m 11-2 team. 1997.98, Joh.ohn Elway'S last two soa- last 1 year, they’re ones of the Rozcllc olwajArays dream ed of. La.st •and 2-point converriion caiKirry mid- With justIt underur 4.5 minutes left sons. T r iv ia A nsw er : ftivoritesf again with two-tirtime MVP season, a qualuaner of t^ie 256 regu- '\N-ay ih ra u ^ the third quararter gave in the game,me, Robertson^ 7-j’ard | TTieprimamaty reason? Salary-cap K I nn Warner recovered fifrom his lar-scason gamesgar were dedded by ,'the WUdcats a' dedsivcive 35-14 shovel. isspass to Arrington cut ' iMary Joe Fernandez.z. £She was engendered:d parity that ensures injuries, ii i ‘ ' , three pointsts o r fewer, and tliere «advantage. A holding percnalty on Kansas Statedite^ Icod to 42-28. Tlie, 14 years 8 days old whenm sshe beat that only bteams with weak or ‘T don't see any reasonn why we were a recordtrd 2Sovertim e games. ^Kansas Stated next driv^ive' wiped Bears tried1 an an onside kick, but Joe < Sdra Gomer on Aug. 27,151985. m eddlii^ omowners hove no eiiahcc won’t v get right back to where wl we Please p|i seo NFL, Page 06 ‘out what would have beeeen a 35- Lawson covcre«reditforthe\^dcots. ^

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V ^ i c \^ a O e y !CSI_ ____ Seniorrs strut: their stituff in ]\ Continued ftom Cl otoutr flat against 7-1 NIC,’ which Outbackk SteakhouseS By Bty Oamer lolost its first match of th e utoum a- , Tlnw»New» w rtf r m ent Friday to Casper Coll>Uege. InvItJ^ n a t i o n a l The Cardinals jumped 01 W IN FA L L S-Instcistead of rock* ihr hacJf nal *Recortfe 12-51: lead before CSI foughi 7-1 ini *0 ‘he oldies, overret 220 folks totc trim a 28-22 defidt to0 2 ^ 2 7 North Idaho over 50 have b ee n ruinning, n n swim- nff w ith Southern Idahoho 7-1 ButBl the Clardinals, playing?fi Salt Uko CC 6-2 ming bicycling an d intensityin and cmodon, he among other things, aas A.l»n»on 5-3 forfo the 30-27 win. 3-5 the inaugural Idahcaho Entering the match a|ngainst Ciuncs of thc M agic Va!Valley. 3-5 Northn Idaho, CSI had cruise“ “• ' “ f Northmst 2-6 And they’ve comne c from 6-0 rccord and hadn’t beei (jarts of the state, inclnduding the 6- c n sen- western Wyomin{ming 2-6 in Idaho ously01 chaUengcd. Colorado NW 0-8 (lUfreachvs of S alm on < “We had easy games eaiarly on ’ Film and Weiscr. Hitt brainchild of red and wc got caught off-gi-guard,” Sirturday'o reeultleulU Bill Hurt, th u Gamam es came Stroudai said. Yfivopal (Ariz.)) dof.do ColofBdo tu){c(hcr through chcIC coliabora- St CSI took care of busimmess m Nonhweslcmn 30-26.30-143C lion of Jerome busines:lessman Con ■ Game 2, overpowering NI(1C. CSI , CSI def. NorthweJiweet (Wyo.) 3M 4, I>uiilos, Hart’s w ife ChCheiyl, reeledG: off sbc straight pouom ts to 30-16 Collcgc of S o u thtern e r rcblow opcn 0 14-9 game inteitb a 20- North Idaho def.Jef. NorthwostI 30-25, in.'itructor Karl Klcinko 9bl command. 2&30,20-183 ■' Casper (Wyo.) 30-28, ■ othcn. 9 “You have to give CSI acredit,” YovQpal def. Cas( rs were thc Taylor said. “They stayed: sstrong, 30-25 But the real stars tem Wyoming 30-27, competitors them selvesves who • camcT i back and made us looxik silly CSI d«f: Westem ^in th e second game;"Thyloilor said. 3(M9 ticipatcd in tnlkck an di fifield, swim- ming, tennis, bicyclinging, bowling in But it was the Cardinalals and Albertson def.'. ColoradoCo th eir few fans who made thiiic long Northwestomn 30-22.30 30-22 anil even bridge. A go touma- dof. Albertson 30-21. mont concludes th e fivtfive-day com- trip,th who were smiling in thi:hc end. Sail Uko CC dof. A slow start for CSI took>k away 30-17 petition Sunday. tr >ef. Western Wyoming ThcTWin Falls C ity/YMCA Y City thc Eagles’ momentum1 from North Idoho def.' Pool was the s ite of ithe .swim- Game 2. NIC kept playinglg h ai^ , 30-25,30-183 th n e ith e r Northwest dof.f. ColoradoCc ming that included neai • keeping Gi it dose with n< team leading by more thlan a two Northwestomn 30-28,30-2630 ticipants. ' k< CSIdef.Caaper:»er 30-19,30-24 ■ liiough legally blinilind. Glade OCMneter dath at the Idaho Set CMTMTRt/TtMnmam tCpoints. ’ Ief. CSI 30:27,1&30, Waiting swam com peti>etitivcly for John Dohert]»rty, 63, tprintt well ahead of his compeUtort during the lOO “That bad start in G ame e ;3 gave t(« tt ra.ta *,t. ol.' Doherty woti the race |n 12.L2.6 aeeondi. Senior Qames of Magic them P‘ confidencc,” Stroudid said. 15-12 the first time Saturdajday, depend- Valloy Satunturday at Twin Falls High Sehool.' 1 Salt Lake dof.. YavapaiYa\ 30-20,30- ing solely on h is ppcriphcnil Ruprecht edged past Rickcky Berg. pated in bc “Thenth we dghtened up.” ne 50-yard, encourageJC better heahh and fit- B NIC’s Leanne Parshall vision during th e Bill Greene, 57, won the: 800*8 and Bowladrome.bowling j Friday at “1 '. CosperCO 30-22. 30-22 freestyle, the 100- free:reestylc, and'. ness for mlay's track and field 3 deficit CSI wiih two kills,, Inincludii rti.d . , Northwestern Color 30 liting said. events inclicltidvd (hc javelin, long longest I( toss in the shot putrut was 37 als were awarded. sc Colorado Northwestern ming before,” W hiti feet, 8 inches by Klcinkopjpf. - Times-/ ingd( thc game winner. 30-20,30-21I "There are black mar!larks in the jump, high^h jump, discus, shot put f< The Cardinals bcnch d m d l figure I and softba'ball throw as well as - Etoherty’s softball toss5 ofc 234-3 Steve TUmets-News correspondents in Albertson dot.'. NorthwestNo 30-28. bottom of thc pool and was unmatched, andd Terry contnner and Tltelma TUdcer after that final spike andI jomj ed 30.18 will just follow th o sese ito stay in races m tluthe 100,- 200-, 400-, 800-, v by the net for a collecrive and 1,500-n0-mctcr distances ond a Archibald’s / long jump of ol 13-05 iCributcd to this report. af vc hug. CSI def. Salt UkeUk. 30-20,3048 i thc lanes.” won him a gold, as well. Partial Results jumping up and downn w itn Western Wyomingming def. Yavopai 28- yVhiting not only-stajstayed in the 5K race wa:rtralk. w excitement. througl his Of the ni Cvn«U«^;2.M7Gtil Q}It was a big win,for NIC; aan d an necs while picking upjp ithree first signed upp 1 for thc event, around javelin ji 130-S and heaved rtfr MSlMtUrMR for th e I------30 particiiicipated in track and cus c 98-6 to win gold mencdals in even- bigger reminder fo plices. I DvraUcMTM cyoung \ Eagles. bles in the 30-2!10-27, 30-19 win over Even m ore roiremarkably. Held, eeach. Berg had thc be:test high le t up Northwest (WyWyo.) College and ing thc competition in jump ji at 54 inches. Carl NeNellis, 63, W. yc “We learned wc can’t 1 Whiting earlier tookk ]part in a Sweepmj against anybody,” said :se tte r the 30-19, 30-2ld travels around to dif- minutes. n ^: ADnraoMUuDtmW. w A is walked »»;i Salt Lake. 44 digs, second place finish in the men's fereni seni;nior athletic events in Three years ago, Nellis vara stepped up dur- . In fact, he participated g a 60 year- “They bounced back aiand at Janny Guevar 60:69 division, d esp iteIte losing his the area. Ir GO miles in 18 hours as a ( “ S.wS;,K. Si Stroud ing the first mmat atch Saturday. She in the I’ocu)catello Semor Games a oldq at the Relay for LifeJ vwith his wjj rimes it \vas impressive,” S said. '‘Andreza was an aianimal. and Endia Olive>liver both made sbc have a hard timeTie' following few duys agago, hc said. 383 ycaiK)ld daugliter, whi/ho tread r u«c>*0 «n ot H er play coupled with •r races. ^ performances by Eliane SSantos, She had 29 in five matches 1 •1 was 5-2 an d 98B fpounds in 800-meter r cus 46-1 and ran die 200I iiin 39.8. ■“ 0«-iu«nOI 00>mn. high sdiool,” said th e; JeromeJc res- “I lift we:weights c*very day, I play _ Ca»as so B oston Dc;ague.1 World Series. own, lo- making it 9-2. Right now seem s like the per- nals at theie other Slams this year. impressed ii that Gilbert uck oui and Yuutaro3 TanakaT homered eager to hop on a planme from only loss of tlieieadi (4-1) avenged its ov Cody Emerson (2-0) struc feet time to assum e ththe mantle but she haslas yet to win one. e nine, blowing only four hitlits and twice “ Tokyoyo (5-0)1 beat a du b lasn’t brought it ut thc California C to Europe a: Jie series; Saugus (4-1) > (3-2) to win the inter- frum defending O pen>n he denies that she iturtlny,Tokyo beat tlie j)T\^vis went 3-for-3 to boost « his "Th.ilwasd.e news conference Mon^onday, then dioked.but3Ut I wutdied all ofthose is ii 30-2 - und Gilbert m: average to .667 for llie sericries. His concerned ma ggame,” Tbkyo man- skydiving debut. The coa s Antilles 1-I-6 to mark agcr Masumi OhrOhmae'said thiou'^h a be! honored in a certleremony at matches, arand it seems she under- sl . , leum has -aighl rt year a Japanese homer av made it 7-1. 1 . ‘ performs; wwhen it matters.” to t< fulfill a bet Roddick 1 Saugus pulled witliin 2-11 in: the translator. Hiss teamtc: had out&corcd Anhur Ashe S ta d iu m .' M U*ague Worlreached the . Little he pponcnts 35-2. Without S am p ras: oor Serena Roddick•M had a toudi of lhat claiming c his first Tennis. IMasters onship game,arid Series champi- , diird on Maitlie\v Muldoon^Abases- its provious oppoi last year. Hc didn't Series S title at Montreal,ll, where ti,e series in 20 plate. -ISmakalsthrreUTje-run homer in the WUliams, thc O pen wiwon’t have problem Ij e. A Tokyo leani won loaded di chopper to the of the longcist of thc either champion retui•turning for make it pas}ast (he third round of a actress-singer a Mandy Moore 2-1; last2001, : bearing Apopka, Emerson lo threw home toing to win. think a yearear has made a big dif- alike, a but they have a simi and if she's not in, msmaybe it at ference,*’’ BRoddick said, “I don’t sonality. si People want least makes it inttntcresting," know if I’d[*d be scared if I was in around a them. Andy andid Andre Agassi said. “It is a, loloss to thc that samee : situation, He ju.st hit both b have incredibly gcgenerous — tournament - you alwilways want me like aI toton of bricks, and I did- hearts. h Both have no pproblem thi best players th eree - but she’ll n’t really kiknow how to respond. I handling h the pressure of 1 bclback.” kind of panlanickcd a little bit, and star," si Gilbert sui'd. Her« 5 V a rsitvz. , Williams’ o ld er sisteiiter, 2000-01 I don’t kno^now if I would panic if I ' “They both have greatIt lenaci- re comes the champion Venus, won’t wo play, was in thehe same situation this ty, tj and they both wantt to ^vin eitncr, bccause of on1 aabdominal year.” reallyr« badly." SR ^ that’s bothered:d 1 her sincc Much ofof thc credit goes to So do other top p Miy. That m eans thc (Opcn will G ilbert, a a journeyman player Federer, F French Opcn du bo^ its first women’s’s f:final with- who turnedled around u struggling Juan Ji Carlos Ferrero, 20( out a Williams sincc 19<1998. , Agassi inI tthc 1990s nnd now is Opcn 0 winner Lleyton IHewilt, . Several prim e conten'renders have working hishis coaching magic with and a Wimbledon finalistist Mark 8 d e^t with in ju ries reccecently, too: ' Roddick, PhilippoussisP are amongng those § lindsoy Davenportirt (foot). While Rion Justine 19 in th c! fififth set of a five-hour . thetl four Grand Slam ritles Hqain'Hoixlenne mighiight be thc match togeget to a major semifinal > Who wras the last man lodcal choiccs to nreach thc ‘ ot thc AusAustralian Opcn (which, cvro majors in a single sea pi^e-ttme final - ann a all-Belgian Agossi cvcjventually won). Thot Agassi, of course- I i M O B B J I

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Roadoad America, • Mlfl,Braves atilRocWes.TBS, Rc |0D^LC(MrMtchum City assists and1 Mi Mike Bibby had nine Lyiar* , • IRL.firesloneliKJy22225. ESPN, • MLS, Cubs at DIamondtacks.Diar . J™“ jIm 2 ool? g« 2 HaU. locatcd at 411 NN. Main St., points, six 9ss9ssists and five steals, y’i WON, 2:30 pjn. in Ketchum. The Americaiicans shot 73 pcrccnt . lP-«- • «• ^ . nnU m .1 ! ! 'S i i! A meeting will alsoX) be held in Ten Most WantedWa finaUy dcliv- «rII » • c tl It NTjn McCall Sept. 18. ered a big' race,rai cruising past a ' 0 • Canadian Tout, flay MillsMil OPC. Lafcwd ' 4 I r . y ! s s 3 n i l For more informsnation, call tiring Peacece RulesF in th e stretch ^ j 1 0 (inal rouiKl. TQC, 10Oajn. a • AH?TDWatefhous(lOuse Cup, Champi- 5JS*® lo Leo Hennessy. the ccoord^ator for an easy/ victoryvi< in th e S l mil* 3:* ' " • ■■ • LPGA. Wachovia LPGAGA Classic. onship final. FSNV5KW,no«l . gsf. iliiiiSrliii ES5s . 1 ! . ! I I I rails at (208) Uon TYaversrs Stakes£ ac Saratoga ■ fc|ccer ' m4p I s W**? T M ff P* For a raccICC lhat ' lost its luster igOi-ntUKi.Xl 1 hero Funny Cide and '«i ■ rouiKl.CBS.lMOpj ' " " a lili S 3S I I 0 £ M sl Unbeaten Lalla AllVii StODS when local he R£D SOX 7. PkURKERS 6.10 M u Empire Mak M e rccord Ttevers crowd '.ti g r “ [ p ; K | h Eia-.»«s., »,■ 2 0 0 IOS as s BILOXI, M iss.-LailoilaAliham- ish had the re< 0 0 0 match. NBC, 2 pjn.1. 2 pjn. ■ Or * ’ “ E 11 fl m ered Christy Martirtin for three of 66.122 checring chc all the way J'> e . . > s s^ l ' \ I I U 0 ; 0 • Champions Tour. Allian rounds then endedid th e mis- through the1C stretchsi nm ...... witatfLOHuea st Wanted, runner-up v; j J p 1 I• j I ; Championship, Tmalll rcround, TQC, , H o r s e R. W I T M PF PA matched battle betweveen the two Ten Most \ atM 2 I 0 «t7 «a J7 biggest names in woi'omenls box- in the Belmonnont Stakes and in his ilJ ! ’ I 3 pjn. t i teMK^KMilMi^SanlBI BiSiW ing with a knockout't 48 scconds last racc,, theth Swaps Stakes, ni 5 • PGA. RenfrTahoe Operpen, final ■ Pacific Classic.;. BallerinaSa USni^iSU •rid pacesetters Peace iv {ffl, •‘’°“r ■ UiSifii into the fourth roundnd Saturday caught torrid tound, TQC, 6 pjn. Handicap, ESPN,;»N,3pja T^di*oMt:i4»j W L T PB PF P* night. Rules andI StrongSt Hope at the ■''} i ’ DOOCm es^ M E n i stretch. And undcr the »i tettnK Ali predicted hersr 10-rbund top of the stre Mrri«ai(iSi Wow'd!! IM»0i!/-4»! ■•o«e eg™, fi defense would not go g< past the Most Wantedted pulled off to a 4.5- i >*' prediction length win1 overow Peace Rules. i'" P H R Eft a> s ■ • Championship..ESP»2,7|un. ESI £ ; • fifth round. The ] \MM i r inill appeared right on1 frism the Sent off■f as a the co-favorite ?'* !§?2Sr;?§S? 2S£. opening bell. with Sky MesMesa ac 5-2, Ten Most : i u i 1 ^ • 1 S i j! M artin, giving upp 6 inches. Wanted retuictum ed $7.50, $3.40 rroM T J I 0 a o o ------K 5 S ! ! L i l i i i i camc ri^t after th(h e &foot-10 and S2.90.). PeaceF Rules, with ‘ iwwr'» 4 0 10 nrwif.If 4 0 0 0 nm p 0 0 0 0 Afx w m m B - ey aboard, paid S3.80 r> n*n» 4 9 1 0 icnMt 128SSS? ?§JJ ^ 'im I I P SB « 41 Ali,.charging out foi:or the first Jerry Bailey « ' andS2.eo.Sa. Strong Hope, ridden • 'J™** P ? D OC S H i-ssi- round. ' S Ka? • 5 !i§SC-5I H H ^ jsy i ■ Ali {IW , 13 KOs)s) landed a byJohnVcloz ; 2:02 after a sizzling '«• ; ...... ^ . . JES? SScSS* up Martin, but Martutin kept oy- miles was 2:C 7^<) 1LCO^ sB sisi ing to duck inside. pace. id , i*nKU g COI »£i>i«i a s s j i y of punches 0RI0t£S7.YANK£b2 “% a so j^*iiBnOlErtt«g(il)«tm«ISms^w55« Sluj.T a s , . . Ali landed a flurry ( (MDCW « I tl B rCWIQK * t n ! i i r j J ^ in the final 20 sccondjds that had Trainer becilecomes third s a S . M artin wobbling ag Eto* * 5 0 5 fSS* J nSoo 0 * 0 0 01 ? i [ I: : [ r r r ' ropes. She managedr t K g ’o-n'; to Win 6,00,000 races ' but the tone was set.It. AJfter just TIMONIUJIUM, Md. - King ctmK i : : ' ffAvsa 4 9 c 0 0 4 SSS^ ' g § g § i j ;ct»D 4 1 t J «B«< 3 0M 1 ^ g/* J ; s s ' J 3 4 I IWaWMcTMPuSonw111111’i M one round, Martin's•s face was Leatherburyiry bccam e' only the I • J i Q ci jiw itr« Tn )0ia rn. uu 1 ! J ? ig § § 1 T-J4Ia3?I4(S4JMOC* Id en«0liMC>r3JU.T>n jUNiacn rday when Cherokee - > S?, iUiiEH;;2 g 2 T.?»M;wiupn .? -l.J.. ' OMNIuase,MAnj»4 J ^ L F ning to swell under hh< er left eye. ners Saturdaj U m WOMCoJ* * nonu SWfflW _____ KOs) could Sunrise wonm thetl seventh race at hMYM cDcnagM NLBoxm , M artin (45.3-2, 31 J >m'» 1 lovoa C*nD«NAlSS,PHtU5 . . « , barely reach Ali with1 1her punch' Umonium RaceRa< Coursc. ‘J i w m n - C tttn Xi ItoU [I’l .uGia ■ s r . n bury went 0-fo^26 a t' i>3 36-«iXi ntjuoiini Mj* ruMS *r hB BREWERS7.P •SffiSSSST es. When Martin did1 land,It it was Leathcrbur; 0 so '?f>n 10CM&a 3 0 0 1 rnnAW uu* g | !ii i i i S :!!! never more than oneB punchj and the rccendyly completedc meet at ‘G , «na» 4 10 0 C»'T»oit ■oil Itee 3110 rgroup. Laurel, butt camecai up a winner on '-i’ J t 1 ! ' " rp OOOO UMiM ? ? 0 p« Ali would quickly regi I “ JJ* J J J S S « 4! I1 2 2 SSSS OOOO QkvCW,CM » 7M 6^ 4 Ali put Martin dovown on one the first day ds of radng at lAjtnit't’ *-3 S « » 0 ‘ ! l i ^ ’p 0 19 S a lb 4 13 1 JMMlb I. § 14 j i S3dV 4 14 0 \} lie1 } vnv 10 9 9 Mu ° > *0 9 1 Onriir knee in the third rou□und vdth a 'nmonlum. !J ' 0 0 C C i s i H H ll series of short uppercir u ts .\^ n in Only DaleLie Baird 1 (8,819 wins) i> M 'o ll £2S i ilSI /an Berg (6,334) have iSc r Z SStv'nwCjoJr’ — £ ? i w II' 1 1 0 1 4 I 0 USn strug^ed back to herr feeti to sur- and Jack Van nwDs 1 1 ivm« iypOO p registered,.more nio winners during Pace 0 0 UMvc:r : ;ii w , 1 s slifi s ii' i ' y vive ailother round. ATWCTCS11BUJEWYS5 I t r Again In the fofourth, Ali their careers.:irs. D. Wayne Lukas is OMWW ^^IWWO ‘=„ ^ S l ' i S a i ! ! l i " 3 pinned Martin tb theic ropes and a distant fourt3urth with 4,196 victo- 'S o g j ' B « s r " liFMi X s s s ^ t sent her down to aI knee1 with -ries. r S ” ■ Hi TM mnrna^ rapid'fire short punchchcs. S ' > ; i H S i ; i f H j ® auSe" SoSSt S S S S K .' s SLSK 1 * ; ; s > mPQATbtrMtehovfaOMtic Ih is time when MiMartin went Shaq hOpeSpes Bryant’s case I ;; !S5&SSaS, % _____ ~ I down, she s t ^ d dowi ° ' ’ i»iU»w<>ll|CS-Mwi(3).e9'S 3 3 , “ " ; . I ! ! ; ! Will b e re9S0lved so quickly S2ic 5 ] 51 5 ?’ 0i 0 i.i«T«oy^ ■ s? B “ s ^ a w J ' 3 0 . ^ S l a f e !lj i I * 0 0 I 3 w a v LOS ANGEviGELES - Shaquille JO J SJSUl I 5 e 3 3 (i|S-{afWSM«acn Busch bumps his' H n » • « (K ^ '7147.e»«>4 .12 O’Neal hopespcs the sexual assault ' - i^.Lii “ • " "“"I to win at Bristol SaturdayS case againstjst Kobe1 Bryant docs- £ I S * It*)! WP-fiS?2 III rman i,r.i.n..ii-i- m 5 sIS 1 BRISTOL, T e n n .-J• Kurt Busch n’t drag1. on. ■•' »=.. i ■! i i ! i ^ J : unfortunate situadon. J ; gs, ^ • 1i ! ; I S r S S ■ ' S avoided any post-ractice punches, “It’s an unf« ddle of the Kobe'!s a teamcammate of mine and M « B, Bf S f £ » . ! ! i i IHCadRacM ISSus T S 3 b u t'w as in the midc 2 1 < Ct«>UW « t. I , , , . VWM .pM >1'774H11 4 1 banging in a friend ofif mine,”m said O’Neal. ’ QMM , , , , ■ f3ina 7»4»«41l -5 usual bumping and t tvxiatvio <2} 1 } ? I 3 yet another win at BriIristol Motor who previous!ously had been quiet Bncr no 0 il 5 3 03 uy!i!ij-jL.3L—'...ua.'r6r®Pb»epJLlBi I Jn ^ ! ! i i>„ n s:s- S^5S! i UK/ 1 t 0 5 C t IMflWrffy My^lMUPCkMlDrCUDrCunul>tD>M 0»w0 •|W>M>-4 Speedway on Saturda;lay night. during anJ extremely ej eventful £ i S ‘i Busch, punched inI thet facc by summer for)r theit Lakers, V l!i:^^£:]U.o>sa«rniJ»ir«>i k KiSS^r'™’ , rva»* *1'3 4 J J 1 < ;43IMl«B|4imES 5S«! w ^ . r a (B CChanvioniTourAlanz Jimmy Spencer afterr last1 week% ‘Tm veryiry confident in the SiAtUM 1 4 6 6 J 0 race in ^chigan, kep:p t his head judicial systiystem, so hopefully • ,fi«itfip' iiiiffi' ^ cous booing from thee fansi - and free on bothth sides.”si S«ar>J I»»lWiJiao TVi:«!D<(^ I" « a 0 0 Q n ,i ] 0 0 0 (NWl ■ 1 ® " of coursc, the chipped•d tooth and He added.:d. “I’ve “ been instruct-’ SS? !! i Sf.: K U l Norttrthwost Loatfie :r gave him. cd not to sayay anythingo about it." IN0UNS7.0EVILRAYS5= s ; 5! ISS,” S- Ei J swoUen nose Spencer OEVauM) B h iClHi a s , j!;!®S= IVl He instead put hislis focus on Bryant is is accused a of scxirnl 1 h 0 10 0 wraa lertjJtfi 0 0 0 S p y f f S SU L . i S “ ^ Er S£!i J the Sharpie 500, runitiining away assault att a a Colorado resort !; IsH £ !!!!& r E l 3 from Kevin Harvick totc scorc his hotel on Juneine 30. i • ? 4 F - iii! maS SSi S 'r I •! Bristol. >>ond. He is scsdieduled to return S ^u 1 0 0 0 i/S?^ to5 oj 0 SKOlLOO-TEnMi. SSSt. ^ i n t ^ - i i ] 1 IM «7'70-l37 J Busch spun outIt Sterling lo Eagle. Colo:olo,. for an Oct. 9 pre- Jlk£»l» 3 110 fWM.'S t 1 I JVjUCSIWVuJ E-*»WI1lC»^Ci«naj1L0DlLC(Mlr«aS.&»>S TM>>1 M>0 ' iuvm rani tjawifcUWlDOwlJW Rtno-rawoOpen M arlin midway tlirougugh the race liminury hearicariiig to determine T » ! ’07 !«*'■' » S 9 mJUcrwO'lPi^ligSJJ «1 cS m raoneiM F ^ . i ? S v u s s a s ^ as he tried to pass! 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He allowedd one run DENVEF KaKansas City 4, MinnesotaS i -'broke il open with fourfoi nms. Hc u m to Coors Field, eam- Clovoland 7. Tampa Bay 5 ce hits, but struck out RudyJy 1York on three pitches. Th(heUgers, in his retur Chicago While Sox 13,Toxqs22 "gave up six runs and1 nineni hits in 8 J Tommy Bridges, won 12-1. ing his nintinth straight victoiy as ■ 1*3 innings, w ith no10 walks and nta Braves held off the Today’s Games the Atlants Oaklaiid{H^son12^-4}alTojMlonto (Escobar 9-7). 11:05 a.m. •i^our strikeouts. , 1951I - St. Louis Browns owner BUJBiU Vecdc gave more lhan 1,(1,000 fans ColoradoI Rockies.R< ott (Maroth 6-18). llflS a m C behindi liislii dugout placards readingng ‘“YES" and “NO" to alloww them to G ary SheIhcfficid had a thrce-run Yankees (Contreras 3-1),-11:05 a.m.i.m. . Athletics 11, Blueje Jays 5 take partart in game strategy. The fansans-flashed the cards when1 aasked bj’ . double, AncUidruw Jones hit his Blsl SSSSTampa Bay (Gonzalez 55). 11:15 a.m. TORONTO.- Reli«elicver Mike coaches;s v what thc Browns should do, and it worked: St. Louiss 1beat the homer andnd Javy Lopez got three Kansas City (Appiof 8-9) atMinrvflnesota (Santana 7-3), 12.'05 p.m, Wood, who took injiinjured Mark Philadelfelphia Athlctics 5-3. h its for Alla.tloJita, which has won six Toxas (Thomson IMO) at CWcaiicago Whtte Sox (Qariand 9-9). 12^1505 p.m.p. ■ . Mtilder’s roster spot,>t, 'earned his straig h t ovc>vcr the Roddcs. SoatUo (R.Ffanklift 9-10) at Bosttiston (Lowe 12-6). 6:05p.m. first major leaguee ’’Victory as 1971-11 - Ernie Banks hit the S12thh aand final home run of hisscarcer c as NATIONAL IfAQUE to. the Chicslicago Cubs beat the Cindnnannati Reds S-4. Banks’ shott camec off R e d S 3,, AAstros 1 F rida/s Late Games :iOakland beat Toronto, San Diego 5. Montreal 3 •i; Billy McMillon hitlit a two-run Jim McGcGloihin in the first inning. HOUSTOrON - Paul WiUon beat Atlanta 9. Colorado 3 Chicago Cubs 4, Arizona 1 LosAn^2,N.YMetslLo double as part of aI six-runsl sixth .... H ouston foifor the sccond time in a SanRandsco6.'Fkirkla4 ■dinning. The Athlcticss nmoved widi- . 197S -i - Ed HaUcki of San Fnuidsidsco pitched a 6-0 no-hitter i Juan Castro hit a tv«>- Siants to a sweep of a doubk Saturday’s Games »4n rwo games of Scott;anlc W first th e Ncw!w York Mets to lead thc Giai i r^n doublele 1as Cindnnad defeated ! same day, Dave Lopes of Losios Angeles stole his 38th con: SL Louis 5. Philadolphia 3 ArilArizona 13. Chicago Cubs 2 ;}i)lace in the AL. West and On the sa ^cuove thoAatios.s. San Frandsn 3. Florida 2 Clndnnati 3, Houston 1 ^remained tied with Bo:Boslon in the °ase inn i the seventh inning againslinst the Expos. Lopes’ stre T he Red!eds won for the sccond ary Cancr. "ITie Expos won' 5 Milwaukee 7. Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 5,Cok)rBdo4 AL wildtros lost for the eighth Florida (Pavano 9-11)at San Frai•randsco (Rueter 7-3). 2:05 p.m. Innings agreed1 to a Ufctime penalty but did not admit to gambling! onc base- j j1 ^games. ChlcagoCubs(ClemefltlO-ll)a!) al Arizona (Webb 6-6). 2:35 p.m. rot Anderson Montreal (Tuckor 0-1) at San Dlei)iego (Jarvis 4-5). 3 p.m. DETROIT - Garret N.Y. Mets (Glavine 6-11) at Loss tfigelflsA (K.8rown 12-8). 6:10 p.m.n. Wt a two-nin single willivith the bases »^5 inhis BrewersI 77, Pirates 6 I inning, and _ • - Colorado starting pitcher:r JJason Jennings went 3-fon ..loaded in the 10th ix league debut, induding a horhomer and an RBI single, wlwhilegiv- MELWAUlkUKEE - Roycc Clayton lAnahcim rallied from™ “ nvc-run five hits and striking out eightght in a complete game shutIt out< over h it a n RBIII ssingle with two outs in wilh a patchwork Uneup,p, beating defeated thch e PhiUics: for the first I,defidt to defeat Dciroi: jis, 10-0. The right-hander bc singles!s jand two doubles - for _ and Robbyby Hammock each -runs as the Chicago0 ^White Sox Kansas CiCity Royals beat the Indians 7, Devil RaysI'S 5 th e Pirates,is, who traUcd S-1 after Cardinals 5, Piiillies V3 matchcd a career cai high with four •Touted thcTcxas Rangeiigers for their Minnesotata IXvins for the sccond ST PETERSBURG. FliFla. - Jody seven inningings. ST. LOUIS-Sterling HiHitchcock RBIsasArizorizona ro u i^ Chicago, •'Sixth suaight victory. straight nigniglit.' Genu and TVavis Hafnfner cach won in his St. Louis debu3ut, pitch- Cubs cent4en ter fielder Keiiny (^rlos Lce homeredred and had Guiel. w: homered during a six-runLin seventh G l a i l t S 3,t, IIVIaHlns 2 ing an inning of scorelessiS r^i e f as Lofton m adede hish first error in 265 who entered thc game ,d Indiaiis ’four RBIs, and Jose ValcntmVal and with twoI hitshi in his last 18 al-bal.s. inning as the Cleveland lANClSCO - Neifi Percz the Cardinals beat Philad'decline for many monthnths. In carly „ 1970. SF 663 134 200 26 26 78 .302 Bonds was a dazzUng 1971. SF 619 110 178 53 33 102 .288 die majors. In 1973, hee h it 39 enjoying the1C rise i of his son on y.'June, hc spent tim e in1 ththc hospiliil Bobby B homere and stole 43 bases.;s. boMball^ carc:arecr homere Ust and ‘while fi^iting pneumumoniii. He who approached every 1972. SF 626 118 162 26 26 80 .259 on a brain «-'.speci off thc t. game with aggres- • 1973. SF 643 131 182 }9 39 96 .283 A native of Riverside,le, CaUf., his dcvdopmeiment into thc gamc'^ underwent surgery on Bobby Bonds signed wiwith th e best active player.pla: Bany Bonds tiit ' •’tum or in April jittd alsclUso endured - for■ bettor w and vrorse. He led 1974. SF 567 97 145 II 21 71 .256 ors in strikeouts three 1975.NYY 529 93 143 52 32 85 .270 Giants in 1964 out of highh schooLs extra-inning,g, game-winning ’•'many rounds of chemoti:lOlhcniw. ‘!"= Hc played just one scas«ison w ith homere agaiIgainst Atlanta on ■'i Bobby Bonds, a threerec.limo All. nmcs in hLi hu first six seasons, sei- 1976. Col 378 48 100 LO 10 54 .265 singlc-season record with 1977. Col 592 ' 103 156 57 37 115 .264 Ithe Yankees, but bccame* thet first l\icsday m and d Thursday, then - 'Star and the MVP ofot tho' 1973 “ B * 0 sin 30-30 player in ilic tcam^ storied rushed fromn the tl dubhousc after '’'game, hit 332 hom e nmsiins and Stole 70. 1978. ChW-Tc* 565 93 151 51 31 90 .267 I I pitdied against him, I 1979. Clc 538 93 148 >5 25 85 .275 1history with 32 homersi andi 30 each blast to0 betx with his father *M61 bases for the Giants,lts,Nci.Yor]< , " ™ c n l steals in 1975, Bonds is sursurvived by his wife, 'JYonkccs, CaUfomiain Angels, kvatch him swing at those 1980. StL ' 231 37 47 5 5 24 , .203 ' : balls,’* HaU of FfimerTom 1981. ChC 163 26 35 6 6 19 .215 ■ Bonds played seven seasons s Pat; a daughtighter, Cheryl Dugan; •'^Chicago White Sox;o«, Texas ^ 8 h faslbal 1 he was and three sonsKins: Barry, Ricky and n d th e Cubs. Scavcr treal^called. “Hc used to tease Total! 7043 1258 1886 33212 1024 .26S with San Fhmdsco, and 1 Cleveland, St. Louis and , with thc organization forr 23: sea- Bobby Jr. He began his careemer wilh a ■?<= '“uiy, <* ’Listen, when I go to Ul;.eaciM ChtmplomMp S«riM rican League. you'U lose Year, Opp. AB R H IR HR RBI AVO sons as a player, coach, scout s< or “Bobby wasos at good man, a great bang, hitting a grand1 slslam in his, *<= 0 0 .250 Ifront-office employee, B onds ballplayer,” saidsai< Arizona m a n a ^ '’’'first game on Ju n e 25,5, ] 1968. Hell kcouts a game.’” 1971, Pit 8 0 2 0 as always smiling, veiy served as the dub^ hittintng coadi Bob Brerily,r, whom coached w th ■Ttbe 0^ player in th ef mimodem era He was . from 1993-9G, and sincc then th h as Bonds on thele Giants’istaffG for two .to accorbpU^ that fe aIt. t happy. I stoicStoi one of his bats and ^were the fastest outfiddd in base- hit 30 homers cn and steal 30 bases in ' | ir about three starts. I hit i ting coach th e sam e sea»ason in 1%9 with the been ' a spcdal assistant to0 general( seasons. “I knowkno how much thal^ ' Bonds hit his last hontome nm on it for a baU;’ recaUcd Cubs hittir ling on Baiiy^ mind m and a double,” hc said. (Gaiy Matthews, who playcyed along- Giants. managerI Brian Sabean. been weighing i^6ept 24, 198i; fo r.ththe e Chicago ahom enuii Bonds was a frequent presencepi and thc entiretire ftunily. HopefuUy; • • *VCUM - bc connected agaigainstjcsse ^ tlshit Wt .268, had 1,024 RBIs side < Bonds and G anyr Maddox: , M ays, Bana n y Bonds’ godfather, three (>old Glove awards ^ jriy 1970s. was th e onlyily player to do it morc ’in tho .Giants’ dubhousc, wlwhere h c they can finds*d some peace in this.” . Ort)sco, still playizig for fbr die New ™ " * • wilh thc Giants in th e earl often chatted with bis son,m. M ays, ftineralamrrangements u ore pctid- I as an outfi^cfodder - and his combi- , Though he ofien.vwis ovcrshad-01 chon once1 before b Bobby Bonds ' WUlic McCovcy, Ccpcda and a any ing. ” "This is a great loss lou for the nation ofF power p and Speed was . (owed by dose friend and! longtimeli accomplishedled thc feat firo times matched. t rs, Bonds in his 14-ycaicar carccr. Bariy Bonds ^other pitiycrs within range. . ^ ' r. 9 S Janie McCauley ^'Giants family,'* S ana 1Rrandsco neariy urnrn teammate WilUe Mays, “Ihere^ a man who’s beeeen com- pntributed to this story. ■ owner Pwer Magowanin I said. *TVe “I wouldid think in that era wei )became tho fourth playerer ever to also h as dorlone it five times; no

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I climate-controlling doo:jots opened ments aree g graced with more prac- intentions really syiym bolizes Mike Surfiurface, the Sports 81 ■ '■ ' on April 9,1965, and 42♦2,876 wide- deal assetsets in t o d ^ economy: everything that Houston:n strives to Conventionn Corp.’s C board diair^ eyed spectators watchch ^ Mickey plush corpcrporate suites, wide con- be.” ■ man, saidI thtt e agency boa oc| Mande crush a bomeE n m in an courses, goi^ u rm e t restaurants and, TWo years ago, Albent ttook p a n plans to destrestroy th e dome; ;< otherwise meaninglessis exhibition< m two case:ses, retractable roofs, in a one-day a r ^ te c tuiral r "char- “Thereis is some sentlmentu baseball game, thc stataditim was The domeme, once the epicenter of Fctte,” a design symposiuium assem- attachmentIt tot« it,” he said. “Hy! dubbed Oie “Eighth Wonder \ of Houston^ ^ . d v ic 'life and public bled in Houston to comele up wich hope and personal per preference ij( the World.” It was a tit:dele bom of image, atsits vacant and silent. Its. unusual ideas for the reredcrolop- ‘ > thoc we aree successfulsi in fin'dinjj i I Texas bravado, and thch e building AstroT\irf,f, t th e original, is curling ment of the Astrodomeae. Albert a way to rededevelop e it so its histo* B came to e m b o ^ the big.bi prepos- at the edgeIges. Its air co n d itio n ^ and an assodate camee up with ry can contimtinue to exist. But I am! I terous thinking-sendinling a NASA fa m o u ^ ' c capable of drculoting “Astrodty”-a domed, pepedestrian a realist enougheno to know thatl in cubic feet of air ea^ d ^ that would indudeie houses, sometimes9 difficulc c deddons WpM* rocker to the moco, building b a 2.5 million ' mammoth pon 30 mileles inland - ' minute, areu« silent, cxcept during schools, parks, cafes antn d offices have to bem ma ade." ; Loult Ram* runningn( backI Minhill Fiulk caitlMM the ball during the flrat that has made Houstonnoneofthe < theoccasioiional m onster truck rally and would bc coimectcdd to dovm- It'S fun toto talkt about imagina-. st ail. tive concepts«I)t3 of dom ed dties and «on fariM against tha Buftalo0 EBllla at Ralph Wllaon largest and most iimovavath. dties orp^t^p town Houston by light rai iiuarter of tha precaMon rith*^airprising urgent The charrettc maricedI thiet infor- indoor boatat races,t but .at som^ : SUdlum In Orchard Parkark, N.Y., Saturday. in the United States. Buc the worid^ first domed,d air- for a d ty ththat ty^cally views the m al berim ing of a spat^op- experiencei in i redevdopmeot; ' season. is improve to 2-1 in exhibi- is town which, in my ment of thc Astrodoisme to a projects kelike this. We want to; P lt^ g only the firstEt,,hdf.Faulk Stadium, thc $449-milliillion monu- “This is y. ment to Texas football. mind, is focused foc on making life “mixed-us*" project, inclicluding a bring forthh their t ideals, their had 43 yards riishingng on 11 car- Cleveland “ starter Kelly vhere it might not seem hotel, office and potentia)ially some resumes andid th tl eir finances. Therct uxi touchdown What thc Ascrodom*me has to possible wh« ries, including a 6>yard lb was 14-of-21 for 130 5S-Knievel obvious, Ifyf you accept that as the retail spacc. are great idea;deas out there. But d"“ “ «'• ■ Rams’ first-half o^ensc Fightiing Irislh aimf(for highLer staniidardj Those arc cncouiagiiSSgdgnsfor Redskinsins 24, Ravens 3 ' a unit seeking to retuncum to its for- LANDO)OVER, Md. - Lavenmues I (can’t wait to get back odout there igible last season.seas lU lback Ryan > mer “Greatest Show’ on T\irr* hey- Coles caujlught a flea-flicker touch- Poor finish laast ^ and show eveiybody we’n*re a top- Grant, who0 ru i sh ed for 1,085 . day after strugglingg cduring last down passiss, Patrick Ramsey was 8- quality! team." yards, also retureturns. I : 100 yards and one touch- 1 ru n behind a tebtdUl season^ 7-9 finish. l u m s M The expecutions havive been Th^ will ru “All we cxpect is whavhat we did in down fortlrth e Redskins (1-2). season still bt raised, though. MatchingI 1la st sea- offensive line line thac lost four; ■ I thc threc years priorr to last year," First-rotround pick I^ lc BoUer, The Ataoclated Preaa son won’t be good enointigh for starters fiomn lest la season, induding WarBer said. “There'Si’s nno question competingn g with Chris Redm an for Notre Dame fuis. WillllinghiiTn Jeff Flaine,, a a second-team AiK re's starting quarterback ..i » wc feel wc have th e capcapabilities of Baltimore^ • SOUTH BEND,,Ind. - A t first expects this year to be touju g h er for American, : doing that again.” job, played/ed the first h ^ and went glimpse, Tyrone Wil/illingham — thac reason - and a lot off others.c On defense,use, the Irish retiun; I o s led by Watson, a ' Biulk'S first-half pcperformance 14-fot^20) for fc 101 yards, but most of appears to be the same coadia as a “The second year is molore diffi- eight starters '. overshadowed an encouraging cn thecoroplcpletions were dumpoffs or year ago. cult simply fiom the stand;idpointof finalist forthe the Butkus Award Ust ' outing by Buffalo's Dre3rew Bledsoe- screens, and ai he didn’t lead the - He still runs from statiction to sta- COllO lege football ihum an nature. The secoro nd Httia season. The: defense, de ranked 13tli( : led offense. Bledsoe« completed Ravens(1-2) (1-: aooss midficld until aroundi eveiyonc believifves they in the nation,n, keyed k some of Notr< tion during Notre Dame This is the lastla! In a series of pre- | his first seven passess aa n d led the the finalI dirive db of the first half. practices. He still talks s< know,” he said. “Unfortunm ately it Damc^ car{yiy wins,y but the Irish; : Bills (2*1) to touchdpwiowns on their Views for the upcoming college b j r e e ^ a ccrtain amountt o f com-. gave up anaverage ave of 463.S yards that players have to straii Boson. J ; first two possessions. Panthersirs 20, Packers 7 him. And he still smilesfw‘h°eS'S placency. That^ whero ocoaching and 36 pointsints in their last two' The outcome was5 deterged d GREEN • gives a cliche-filled ananswer to re may have been some newly r installed W estt Coast ished the seascsason, we just want tc( : can play with a ruptured sbow people chac thq Joe Bums’ 13-yard toudmdidownrmi SSiTwlep*ps. even higher following an 103 sea- good thingsgs w e accomplished a offense. < Holiday completeted just go out and sbc with 2:03 remaining. _ Carolinan a (3-0) got outstanding son last year - the t l ^ -I-best b turn- year ago, thah a t^ not all they want- 50.2 | percent of his passess ani d thc first three-quar Ih e Rams (1*2) havimve lost Bve ances from backups Chris around in school histoiy. ed. They waivanted a lol more,” he Irish 1 finished thc season. wv ith the wasn’t a miragelage; that we really can straight preseason road roz games, weinke andm Walter Young, who "He^ tumed up the hcticat,” line- said, 108th ranked offense in th e coun-^ play ball.” going back to their 2424-10 vrin a . S S uup p five times for 88 yards, backer Courtney Watsoni s{ ^ . “It^ Notre Dan•ame% 8-0 stan under ttiy, averaging 313.5 yardss ai game. Willingham,im, though, is ur^ng Buffalo in 2001. includinglg an 11-yard go-ahead hard to explain how. YouIU can just Willinghama i conjured up memo- 1That’S the second fewest y a i ^ by his players to to stop talking anlina S tate in thc Gator ffrom Carlyle is thac flow, thtl a t tim- very difficult cc leers 10, Jaguars 6 championship since 1988B-^thcsec- - Bowlwereenembarrassing routs. uing, that rhythm in our offense, c cnc,” he said.1. “You can’t be in the hisleftwrist A, Fla. - Thomas Jones Just like that, anothe ond longest drought in ii Notro . Players saya y it is th e poor finish tthat rhythm in our passingng.Thac'S past, you can'ti*t be b in thc fb cure, yoii n a 4-yard touchdown run Dame history. that drove5 tthem to work even iimportant,” hc said. have to bc inn theth now.” ! . quancrback was seriou:'oXiSSi “S rtin Gramatica retumed is when Notre Dame in the preseason. Willingham concedess cxpeaa- harder, The Irish also will get hcle lp wich And now is ' w«>-week layoff to kick a tions arc higher this year,tr, but said “It^ on alllli of our minds,” quar- tthe retum of tailbackk Ju liu s fans cxpccc: big bi| things from tho Pennington dislocatec field goal for Thmpa Bay ",tured his left wrist in th it is thc pliers who arc sesetting the terback Carlyr-lyle HoUday said. "Wc Jones, J who was academicarally incl- Irish. 14 victoiy over the» NI i i York Giants on Saturday mghtnig and is ghargers out indefinitely. rs 19, Texans 17 He was tackled from>m behind1 by HOUSTCTON - The San Diego WSU, JWlewcoachh face toilugh seas(on on thele road Brandon Short aftercr throwing Chargers’5’ backups spoiled the away a pass with justst iunder two coming-out)ut party for what the PULLMAN, Wash. (AP;P ) - I t ’s a defensive coo:oordiinator until he was become b a leader,” quartetc rb a c k s Darling, vho who caught 54 passes minutes remaining in the first Tcxansarelre banking on will be their good thing Washingtonjn State's elevated toCO head coach when coach c Timm Roscnbach. said: of for 800 yardsis anda 11 touchdowns half and landed awkwaiwardly on his starring amdemtan for years to comc. new head football coaaach. Bill Mike Pricee 1 left for an ill-fated Kegel, an offensive team. captain.c last season, -highlights.hig a talented . wrist. With a□eo c Lemon at quancr- Doba, is wcU-travclcd. Hecomes' the then struckck again after Houston^ More seriously, Doba. saids thc back Jason &Gesscr. WSU alM will have to< replacct that could help.'elp.” stancr again. Hc iss 4424 yards • offensive reserves n couldn't move team ( would retum fiomm Seattle ' His understjrstudy, M att Kegel, is ,standout si wide receiversrs Mike , Ihc offensivesive line could also bc away from 40,000 careareer yards, the ball (quickly after the IdahoI game g to now thc stancmer. Bush B and Jerome Riley. a strength, Dobt>oba said. . which only eight otb<3thers have Carr finiinished 15of-22 for 205 begin 1 preparing for Notnat; Dame, Kegel, a fiftfifth year senior, is also Devard Darling retum s1 as t wide WSU has gonegoni 20-5 the last two ' reached. ' yards and1 ntwo toudidovms. . then t do thc same for Colorado C the biggestt offensive question: receiver, n but thc Cougars orare flush years indudinging 13-3 in the confer- ■ Even though theyV lost, the SanDiegtego was without star run* after < meeting the IrishI in : West ' Can he contintinue to move the at ai tight end and likely willill incor- encc. . iGiants (0-3) finallyf ggot their nijig badek LaDaii ] :. ii Tbmlinson, Bend, 1 Ind. Cougars? Hete comi pleted 87 of 174 porate p more shon passeses into Doba saidhe be wasn't concerned .offense goin^ After seesraAigiust who sat outut to nurse a bruised left “We’re just tiying to makem it a passes for- 11,035 yards, three their tl offense. about prcseasoi .one tou^down in theireir fim n«i ■ hed. hoivever,'Son» ^ Diego defen- business 1 ^p,” he said. “Business“I toudidownss i and three intercep- “This year, for a chanin g e, we have the Coug;ougars sev- .pceseason games, theyly ggot touch- ^ a dle d e Leonardo Carson dlid asusui^", < tions last seaslasotL have h: tight ends who areni*t 't hurt,” enth in tbe Pac-?ac-10. .hdowns on consecutive po: pite his airest Thursday Doba was an assististant ac His' coadieibes say Kegel has che, Doba D said. "Last time} wewc were picked sev- _ 1 on Mobile.le, Ala^ on diarges of Indiana, | Purdue and Thole' Citadel confidence iti t ti a k ^ Tm y Bienneman leads a group enth we wentIt tot< the Rose Bo»rf,“ Titans 23, Bengals!S 31 5 breaMng into In an apartment and before ■ coming to PullsUman 14 “He has retreally stejiped up snd of ol five ends who are at leaststW o o t- he said. “I don’t we^ro going ' CINCINNATI -'S teveve e McNair kidAapiri^ogawoman. years 3 aga Last season hee was the made a' co:consdoua ' effort to 4 4 and 240 pounds. to sneak up on anybody."t

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AP ■ SOURCE: NFL NFL:___ Continued (nm Cl comp. afafter thc 1995 season, will ncum the a major sctbacjack early when third- across ac the street from ththc Vet, malch the offerffers. Even thc teams thatt haveh; little Mariucd.i. firudfi by San Frandsco team te over to Steve Bisdotiotti, who year quarterbirback Michael Vick unanimously, ur conceded oas the O ther freee agents a of note to. chancc ro win arc worth:h watching.v despite fourur playoff appcanuiccs will wi becomc thc majority owner.oi broke his leg in an exhibition NFL’s Nl worst for more tlthan a move were defensivedef end Hugh, t Uiree sea- >n six seasonons there, takes over a Lctvis, one of thc4cagui^ c 's top game. Vick, whowl was expccted to dccade. dc Douglas fromom Philadelphia to. Dallas. 5.11 the, last U a. totally Jacksonville;2; quarterbadq Jake- sons, is back in the spotlij>tliftht Detroit teamim that;.w;Ls 5-27 in two defensive dc coordinators fortl■ the past carry the Fiilco:Icons with his mobility Green Boy is opening a> ired the 62. years ^ undersr Marty MomhinwR. half-dccadc, ho is in an into[cresting and arm, will1 missn at least thc first redone re Lambcau Field, bbul it’s Plummer from/)m Arizona to Denven ’ R r i thc Cowboys hirci and still and Cardinalsials wide receivers, year-old ParccUs afte r owiowner Jeny He has a_yoyoung quarterback in :>pot.:t> four rcgularsctseason games. still sti Lambcau (for now) an id his way Hamngngton and young wide A fter intense offseason prpressure The injury/ isis similar to thc one at at the same spot. And ClChicago, David Bostonin andai Fhmk Sanders, Jones finally conceded in down- to th e Chargcargcrs and Ravens, ^vosn’t working. Then thctheydhrest- receiver ihCJCharics Rogers but not for foi more minorities in co:oaching last year to t Philadelphia's which wl played last season in tnitt Smith, m ^ c ls c . poposidons, hc bccomes thc[)c third Donovan McNabb. Mi McNabb sta sa te C h am p ai^ will opcpen thc respectively,, andan veteran return cd themselves of Emmit renovated Soldier Fielisld on man Brian MitcheUMi from thc ;. who broke the NFLIs canarocr rush. ?‘herier ncw coachcs arc current cu black coach - therere never missed six weeleeks and returned for rc: -h elan d ed MarymLewwvis (forDickLeBcou)in have ha been tnorc than thrce« a t one thc playoffs, butbt; his lack of mobil- Monday, Mi night, Sept. 29 - aagainst Eagles to thc0 Giants.Gi ing record last season - hi Thc Packersers arc one of those in Arizona and will rctiimam to Texas C m a ^ o ;, JackJt Del Rio (for Tom time. tin ity contributedted to a home loss to th th< e Packers. in Jacksonville; and He ] also has more contiozol than Ibmpa Bay inn thet NFC title game, A s for ncw players, thc bbiggest teams that provprove the importance I Stadium wearing red on Oct. 5. offseason flurry was Washinington^ of schedulingtg inii the second sca- aturing two ckson in San Fhuidsca any an Bengals coach other thalan Paul “There’s really rei nothing that ofl perhaps in a game featu Hc will anybody canI do,”d< said \^ck, whose raid rai on th e New York Jets. 1 son of the ncw format of eight .* 1 winless teams. ^ Only Encksoson. who had a 31.33 Bnnvn Br or Forrest Gregg. H from Dallas reconl m th[1 Seattle ! from 199S98 build bu around a corc of youn;mg play- presence wass responsibler for scll- The Redsldns, who haverc sp en t' four-team divisiivisions. They werc an Don't look for much froi G e o i^ Dome, prcvi- freely fre with litde to showV for it overinflatcd 12412-^ in an NFC North ’i rh{< season; Parcells hasriasn*t made has a real chnliance to win now after ers c r that includes < quartctcrbadc ing out the Ge season with *>e took oveiver Mariucd'S playoff Carson Co Palmer, thc Heleism an o u ^ one of thethi league*!; Icasi-fre- since sir Daniel Snyder bouglIg h t the w here thc other oth three teams, i tbe pla^ioffs in his first sea : overall quentcd arena:nas. “The only thing I team tei in 1999, s i^ e d wide1 rreceiv* Detroit, Chicagccago aod M innesota, ; ■ a new team. But he wonI twotv Super TnTVoplv winner and firtt « wont tn n Tnis also maricstn thc final season pick pic in thc draft, althougJgh Jon can do is waitIt anda let it heal on its e c r r Loveranues Coles, guardj 1Rancfy combined to) winwi just 13 of their Bot^ with the Giants, w L own and hopopefuUy things will Thomas, Th retum man Chad MortonN 48 games. Super Bowl with tb e FatiiaioQ and An ModekIc II after 42 years as Kitna Kii will start the season. >f thc Cleveland , , 1For thc contenders, a lot work out forthe th best." a an n d kicker John HaU from»m New Conversely,y, a stTOtJg‘'^ v is io n ; an AFC tUle game w ith1 theth Jets. ta are thc only tetyn Yoric.The Yo Jets could have ret-etained can bc troubleible f o r - a ^ n c who. ^ *Tm not u nder anyly illiision B r o w ^ t utim i orc Ravens. Modcll, depends dc; on the breaks cof thc The Eagles i It th e Browns in 1961 gam gai e - literally. . with a new stadium.so They move M Mi orton and Coles, thoir Icleading wants oi wild-cad-card Ticrth - there j about team at alVX- PMccUa «*>» ' in Finandal Field, re rc« c e iv e r'la s t year, b u t enagen with $25S2S o r more in' Compj said Califeno, suggestingg its for his. films, indud Worid Cup appearance for neariy twice $lSaweercent more mosc kids > i of revenues ‘‘Ghring a Idd too muchmoneybnn *yfev, ces when' they’re young, ' esmte its proper share c t h ^ H a n y K eou^ and tnntnnlfwint tO tnitdstting a kid in matic th ti e difference is,” saidd likely to txy drugs, arand stressed substances ! from the distribution of,f Lancaster^ • no, recommend^ thatIt teens twice as lik^. IW elveie is the average age of ini- ges die studio RankBorgl hann^ way,” said cententer President CBlifano, fbr alcohol and dgarettes, films. The suit also allege liete^ cleaiiy a parentsts ke>^ tzadc of their kids’f More than h a lf-525 Fpercent - of ciation for charged excessive distril Joseph Calihua * ^ e s said there. 13 for marlarijuana. Dpping point. spendinging habits. high sdiool students ahd deduaed cxccssivc: NPRhost)St Smiley shot interest on production co at PBS lallatM lght talk show I h e studio declined u LOS ANGELES AK - Fins of . — P u t t i n ’ ONc A SHOW = on the pending Ltigat 1 Public Radio taDt-ehow;. spokesman Joseph Fitzg' " “■ i r 'is . ?SmilQr soon win be able j ■ Lancaster died in Octo o b crl9 9 4 I weU as h ear him. | at th e age of 80. t SmOeywif win host a now PBS late- alk show beginning hi ‘H ooslers’ fllmmake« r s s o t, 2004» acconiing to bitywood, the Los Angdes 'S/'V'' sights on soccerminatch KCET/Hony irw honuide elevision station that wiU ST. LOUIS-The pair die procram. the inspirational sp< Ibvis Smiley Show” wiQ ! “Hoosiers” and “Rudy* lix of news and pop culture again. r - - 'S l ^ KCET said. It win air D ireaor David Ansi: hts as p art of tbe PBS line- 0 writer-producer Angelo ndudes **1he CbaiUe Rose' making “The Game of r“n s obouc die 1950 US. \Worid Cup Show. I team, which upscc Englajlandl-0 . -connmqined from wire reporti , I Nevada 1t o ^ celebibrates the fact Ithat it’s ‘tlthe pits’ I BATTLE MOUNT/TAIN, Nev. contest, as well’ as the more tradi* ; (AP) - Residents of Battle ,donal amujmusem ents of bot air bal* Mountain raised theileir armpits loon rides,les. b ed races, mud bogs with pride in a rtbuilute to their and teamca ropingn competitions. - lown and underarms everywhere.e\ Landersr County( Commissioner Abouc 2,000 peoplee itum ed out Mickey YarbaroYar called the three- over thc weekend for•thecommu* Cl d^y festiva;tival th e most successful nicy’s second annual ““Festival in event in tbthc e towii^ history.. die Pic” - a takeoff ftftT>m Batde BesidesBS thI at, h e said, it “cap- Mountain being nanamed the tured thele spirits of the town and “Armpit of Americica” by a brought ththe e residents togedier to -J Washington Post report)rter i n 2 0 0 1 . show howcnv fun, interesting and ATNM*M This year’s festivalll was spon- wonderfuls^ an arm pit can be.” sored by Old Spice, thch e m aker of Batde MMo ountain, with a popula- loscow Internationa Air PIloU Of the Ruultn WarriorsWa air foree ‘aerobatic* aquadron• fly their Su-27s andid fliflre ftarei during a demonstratration fllghl FWitay rt ite Mo« m en Is deodorant and cologne.cc tion of aboubout 3,000, is located 21S east ■ of Reno along ^ Show In ZhukoviKy, aboiibout 19 miles southaast of Moscow.Mo Events induded ann Old Spice miles eas deodorant toss and armTOpit beauty Interstate:e 80.8 i 3 I Blind maan HI[ singer ZZevon giives a lej;sson onI how to leave th(le stage, — I Subsequciquent to recording the gets new7 d o s NEWW YORK (AP) - Terminally m t ' song, Zevoievon managed to get in ® iU witheh canccr, Warren Zevon told touch withith tche woman for the firbt cer Jorge Calderon that he I time in mmany years, Calderon*- after breseak-in s ‘.“cTid to record Bob Dylan’s l y - ' said. Shee hhad moved awiv, mar* “Knockiddn’ on Heaven^ Door.” J t ried and1 wawas raising a family. CHATEANOOGA,L, Tenn.T (AP) - Caldeideron groaned. Anything The albuiIbum ^ hardly a one-note An 84-year-old blindi manre who lost but that,lat, tjlease. He still can’t lis- . tearjerker,':er, however. Bruce his longtime guide dogJog to a violent ten toit it vrithout tears, E l Springsteerceen adds biting guitar, intruder is the owner ov of a Dylan’an^ tale of a doomed gun- and vocalslls tto Zevon^ cranky look “retiTDd” sceing-cyee dogd th at was slingerr reaches r a new emotional at thc wotworld, “Disorder in the donated to be his newew companion. level comingcot from the voice of a House.” Ih e dog was donateated to replace man who’s wl really dying. The K “les die[le Ihom e of che brave and Bladde, a Labradorr reretriever who choice} alsot - let’s be frank - f t \ - thc land1 of th e free,” Zevon sings, was Ran k Owenis guiduidedogforl 2 reflectsts th e 56-year-old singer’s y “Whero the less you know the bet- years until his backik was' broken well-knojiown twisted sense of ter off you’iou*U be." while tiying to defendaid his owners humor,r. en a death sentence by doc- Sardonicnic hum or sneaks in, too. apartment from an intruder.ino Giwn “rm lookin{king for a woman with low think it is ainaziniring H e comes tors, ZevonZc\ hasn’t retreated. He and recorded a final album self-esteem,em,” h e sings, “to lay me straight bade here to th e porch,” wrote an ouc caease m y worried mind,, Owen said after a shothort walk with at a furiiLirious pace and opened his ) V H l cameras for an inti- while Pmn wwinding down my dirty the S-yearold Germainan shephtid, life to V life and timtimes.” •>. Baldwin. mate diary. dis The VHl spedal pre- ions to Owen mieress 88 p.m. MDT Sunday, then “We’d wriwrite a song and record it Offers of donation : day and beforo we could came from as far awayay as1 Alaska in “The W V ind" CD comes out the next da: response to news reporports about the TUesday.ay. sit aroundid I and say, 'this is great.’ attack on Blackic,, saids: Delores AndI Aug.A 28 marks exactly one we were; wwriting the next one,"- Coffey, of thc Partrirm crship for year smcincc Zevon was told hc had Calderon1 sisaid. “Wc ditin’t have" Families, Children1 anda Adults inoperabrable lung cancer and three much timeme to think and analyze agcncy that assists OwiOwtrn. monthsIS tot live. and changenge things around, which Nothing was stolen:n inL th e Aug. 9 Jordanlan Zevon, Warren^ 34-year- is album a real honesty low to Blackie old son,n. was happy the prognosis and immedilediacy.” bui^ary, but thc blow N cancer, hs forccd ^ e retired saniiinitation work- provedi incorrect i and his father Musician Warren ZevonI pperforms on the steps of thehe Colorado State Capitol tnI MMayj 2001. Terminally lit with < iggest hurcUe was Zcvon's er to have his longtimem e companion was arouround for the birth of twin wrote and recorded a flntnal album at a furious pace andan opened his life to VHl camerascar for an Intimate diary.'• flagging enienergy. “It’s not that his children, but he doesn’t hide euthanized. Police saisaid they are grandchi ailed back and said,'l stillJ “Shadcnvs arc falling andar I’m run- voice. woulcould go away,” Calderon jak-in b u t have his disguigust at thc doctors, release, those dose to) 1him: say. “Hc call said. “It wawas like, ‘Get him while investigating thc break A week before hisis ^agnosis, want to do this.”’ ning out of brcatli.” no leads. “Humjiman beings have no right to f After playing on thcIC song, vet- hc^resteded jand don’t work him to her human beings how long Tjcr/on had callcd Calialdcron and Zevon.I. y who tid ed one bcst-of Baldwin^ former ovtowner, who is tell othei 1 eran session drumimmcr Jim hard.”’ lave to live unless they have said he wanted to malake anochcr ' compilatiotion “FU Sleep.When I’m blind, said hc retiredi theth dog about they hayi and put a picturc of aa K eltncr told Calderon1 iit was only All sortsorts of famous , friends ro him to a law some kind ki: of fircann in their disc. The two men haveve been best Dead” an< a month ago and gave 1 friends since their first5t meeting in skeletonI smokingsr a pipe on anoth-1- the sMond time he’d txl>ecn moved showed uup. p .:Springsteen chartered enforcement officerr tott b e a pet. hands,”,” h1 e said. “Thank God he s to tears in a recordings*;scssion.The a plane berbecwc^en conccrt dates to take it and use ic as an 1972, when a mutual friendfri asked er, talksi ono V H l about how he’s The officer, whoo requested didn’t ta >een interested in writingg first one was on Dylanan’s original make aa jsession. Tom Petty, d Baldwin ‘to excuseI toti throw everything away (iilderon for a ride to0 bail Zevon always bec anpnymity, donated 1 but of the drunk tank. about deathc and dying, version of “Knockin’ oron Heaven’s Emmylbuu HHarris, Dwight Yoakam,_ Owen. and giveve up.” Door" John Wait/aite and Eagles Don*'' ir iriidally agreeing to “The question was, 'I'Do you still Circumsta;stances gave him a' per- Blinded by glauconum a, hard of After ; few. if any, acdve artistss "The album was fid!idl of all o f Henley and Timothy B. Schmidt e on his feet, answerr somes e-mailcd questions, wont to do that or do youy vrant to spcctive ft hearing and unsure c on a beach have sharcared. those moments" he saiiaid. appeared.d. ’ > Owen lives on a $5<$540 monthly Warrenn Zevon 2 was too s i ^ to com- go to Mcxico and lie c and forget about alls chat,”’ His newew music is poignant andi On “El Amor Dc• iMi Vida," One songong, "Prison Grove,” fea- , Social Security pay3ayment and plete Jiem.thc a publicist said, 1 Zevon \vritcs specificallilly for a for- tures guitajlitarists Ry Coodcr and * m usidan who^ known for Calderon said. “He was\ going emotionalllally direct. “Keep Me in couldn’t afford to replaplace Blackie. The m !ort,” the first song written1 . mer girlfriend, telling; hher - as thc David Lindl'ndley. with back-up vocals d ^ h e didn’t "Werewciwolves of London” and through that in his mirlind, w hat to Your Hear Hc said Wednesdaj do wich such a shoddning piece of after hiss diagnosis,d is thc one to3 title says - that she wasIS the love of from SpiSpringsteen, Jackson know who ^ v e him thtthe dog but he “Exdtabable Boy” has been spend- grots letting Browne, BillyBill Bob Thornton and T me with his family and news. Who knows howw to handle address Zevon’s Z condition mostt his life and he still rcgr was certain Baldwinrin would be mg nm( directly,', ' beginning thc lyric::: her get a%'-ay. Bone Bumem ett. ‘ ready to help lead hishis new owner watchinging a lot of television. Some that? . dovmtovim “wheneverw:r I have to days hesle's well enough to talk to ga" friends,:s, some days oot. 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In addition, WeUs3 for I eveiy quoU* tribute $10 wbra newlecldng t account . tomers enroll in anduly u 14 and Sept I / online bill paymentils Fbigo will con- another $10 when!w or current cus- “Wells Fbrgo Package”d use Bill Pay, an Wells F ^ o & Co.int il service, and fin w d a l services m cc a consumer 5370 billion in asseige” is opened. banking, insiirance,). we is a clivetsified ment and estate plaicompany with ments, mortgage ssets. an prm ding finance throug itswealth manage- Internet and other distiplanning, invM- nels. In Idaho, Wells Farand consumer 2,000 team membersits stores, the banking locations. listiibudon dian- OfficeMax servesFhrgo ii has almost — — through its superstoresirs and 100-plus ''Web ttces and direct^ni offers office producI its customers machines and relatedres, e-commerce Crummly sunintfef jobj)s can Ie?ad to b(letter thi office furniture. ings .mnll mmlrtg*. Jt iucts, business I ers during tbe 1970sOs at a local Monotoitflinous work, appalling ted items, ahd The job couldn't bee that bad, Less-tban-im -ideal Jobs, as-awful Small business g >-Hew« W Tttf ______burger joint besidee a baridng co-workercers aad miserable work- Irie tb o u ^ t It would oOl n ly b e fb r aa th e y may m a be, teach work will hold planning boss and flabberB^tstiiting co-work* ing conditdidons: All are d ia ra c te r-, a'short time. So, Irie glgritted ber ethics,Ti^aserw r said—namely^ atten- WIN FALLS - The istics of awful em ploym ent, teeth and endured thele p a in of a d a n c e a n1 d customer c a service - and TWIN FALLS - Ih> egroup ^ frendi &y .oil sizzledSd “ ^Before tbe job, 1[ 1 was a shei-' Sum m erir orc part-time fobs'aren’t hot Illinois summer andai nped- often they^ don'tdc last forevec Business Development on ber aldn, but therere tered diild,** S te v ens s: said with a always ide^ id but thoughts of dous work. Her pentrsevieraace “The rightIght job could pop up hold a NXLevd EnoIng course _ was no tim e to rim thele Isugb. “The Job was• ia sodologi- harg^castish in the Jeans podcet prevailed; she saved»d enough th e n e x t dfiy."^^said. ^ , Business Planning courhe Idaho Small hesh wound underur cal eye-opener.** ipeal, as Linda Irle of money to pay for her fitQrstyearof Many novemen onto bigger and to 9:30 p.m. Thursda rw atec Customers were wait-It- But the cnixnmy highh sdiool HagenneEian discovered when she tuidon. better oppo: m t Center will ■ ^rtunides uter the ' througb Nov. 20, in Rooi^trepreneuiial ■ .employment served1 )a fim Job worked inii a warehouse during “Some jobs a re preipetty tough sultry dimfs ofo summer bave dis- I Shield Building at oursetfai from 630 i J I L«t back out there andid punose. th e summim er hanging up gradua* and lousy, but you takeke them to appeiue^bu, b u t the torturous tales Southem Idaho. sdays, Sept. 4 coldwr a th e gum-snapping bossts **You leam how to:o stidc with do n gownivns.. get out there and manake some are unforgettsettable. The trademarked loom coi 109 of the ing.d. . - , something.** Stevens stsaid. “Plus, I “I neededed money fbr school,” money while you're wiwaiting for 77ie TImeS'nes-iV«w« asked three ! session, 36-hour cla&the College of “ G etm e Stevens of IVvin FbllsIs learned how to get: tdps out of Irle said,d. “There Weren’t 'very the light Job to com«me along,” local peoplelie toi relive their awful j • hands-on, face-to-face in cookl”u up as she reminiscesis construcdon woriours-i-justsmile manyjobslbs available, and this one Gem State Staffing ownvner Stan . employment;ent; their stories are expanding an existingcourse b is a 12- yelled,C days spent flipi^ng bufg- and wink.” was steadjidy.** Vlssersaid. u n m « le di bbelow. e : focus is to create a lass coi featuring Diane business plan that will: instruction e on cracks mop to future growth:g CS business. T ^ ab o u t d and management prof eQHipt»h^n»tw H o p - ppickin’ l b i McClymonds will be tbeUl act as a road ____ Greasy buiger Joint brinIngs giggles Ih e cost is $295; a coo :CSIinariceting I n h o r r e n d • J o b d e• s c c H p tlo n : DIono S tev en s of Twin Fails, ■Youcould!Idn't run home and clean upip bbefore a date, enroll for $50, plus $70irofessor : Mike idous heat set of books. a rodeo comsmpetltor, needed more th anin Juji st glitz and Just have to clean up as b ei s st' t we could In tbe instructoc sh e said. Pre-registration an'dcompanion i can * J o b d e s c r ip tio n : Before5 lifelif( could give way to other glamour-nsnamely, money. To e a s e thle e burdenb of are required. For infon70 for an extra jdventures, Mariana Mink ofI WendellWe was used to weedlniIng mounting ex|expenses. Stevens ______• B enefits: Stevens workedBd (during high tact Sherry Rust at 7 leld s, raking a nd stacking hay,ay, picking| and cutting potato [email protected]. jju- could:uld prepare her for the cominglng ' Ing sm all IteiItems. ick It out: "In my b o ss’s wordfords my t 732-6455 or flel< fiarvesrvest aeason; Mink's fath er hi otheiter co-workers, ’All you do arc ies can aU be anc fiatl The p lace accscqualnled Stevens. In f l around here Is contrantrscted for her an d h er sister:e rto her w ords, wi s it on01 your (expletive)... all exciexcept fpr.’ Registered nursesI at 732-6450 or , wtth coworl^ers and ^ rk In the fields of a family frfelend customersI who lived a ’com- ^ Diaminel You need to work ilke shesh doesr ' to renew licenses rinsthe harvest se a so n . For pleteiy differserent lifestyle’ than . Whiclich m ade me so popular withwith my co-wofk- le hours a day and flve days a her ovm. . e rsI. . But I after awhile, i felt Ilke pplace, she says. Although the Aug.ional 3: licenses iself to the girls’ hands. falls on a Sunday, those» late fee, tbe Ve would wash our hands toI try and get the crud off, buttthe i . L _ _ « _ until the last minute caniD said. ilnute we picked another hopp It was just a s bad,* Mink on time via the nursing 31b deadline Kseaid. 'There w as no way we coui:ould wash ll off.* site at www.stateid.uiiblose who wait “Wolere was no complaining, thougtjugti; the girls had b een taugtIght Gross gowiwns provide colillege tuition interactive online servica n still renew mini> flnlsh a Job, and without gruml•umbllng. Mink a n d her siste r Idaho's 17,000 nursinglg pr boards Web saiG loriptlon: Commencementn tjo { w n a ' h a n g e r t o3 ,pick ft up,* Irle said. wilh on ea^-to-use licen nished the harvest season, wallwalking away with sU cf^ hand’ds * Job (Io*oi wbn. The new Thennd lifelong lessons, once cameI In small boxes, folded nicely:oly Seneatti • BanefltFits: Irle tolerated the monotclotonous tasK^ option available aroundrvice provides to fl every day, even on weekei lne taste of b eer Is all I everr tottook; Just the thought o f b eeeer the capa andnd to p p ^ with printed congnigratulatlons and cacoprphonous conveyor belt five} dedays a weekf ip r o f ^ o n j . messages,U A computer with Intercense renewal __Bing j made wtth hops was enou{lOugh,to convince m e to . Unda frie of Hsgerman recai«atla. eight hoursira a day. Her eam lngs w erere p u t toward along with' a valid nurdmd tbe clodc *ABcome a teetotaler fbr a IlfetIrmtime,* Mink said. G raduates worewo the garb Just a brief mirminute, then school tultlitlon. numoer and a Visa or ,e ' , sllpiied It bac>ack Into the box an d ishlpped ikends. 0e '’® next summer, Mink and herit oiother sister retum ed to the ped It hack to .T h o p aia y o ff: all that is needed. The $! slds to shock grain for the thrat the company.ny. This way, you could recehrlt's I tially w entt liInto school nuilorfng in signtgn language.*' ^ Nursing at ( ^ ) 334-3110. a hard libor, quite mlsarabfe.), MinkMi say* sh e hardly not(ce<:ed. The govms ratia tum sd to ths w areh o u se uusi se d , dirty irle graduateIted with a degree In buslnaatlaaa educa- i SSn‘-.bou. £•;am am ber wa Just saam ad to0 erenloy ourselves,'’ sh e aald.I. and so m e witlvith Ifce. tJon. Later.r, shi e and her husband opctmextmsd a phar- ;; •We would tryry noti to touch th e gow ns, JustJui use the macy. { „.L______'I r«fr ^Klrenperta 1^__ 1 . 1 ■ ’ , t fff ? ■ i ...... rrrv T

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He and his w ife and careei;asanindepeflendeiit beauQr H B w l bndlVainmg and nd the Denver children recently m oved1 to tc consultant in 2001L iand became South Central Wells Fargo and lecula, Calif., where h e will C hapter of the th National I®*"®® will and independent salelies director in ,-^ K ||||| {Hrad Start. 'Association of WoiWomen Business tnonag'lage a Costco pharmacy. 2002. She provideses educadon, leadership and meDodvadon to ocher Mary Kay independent ii ^T "*^ Id °Src' thon Normm Schoen Im u m I Jensen com­ 200 women RUPJPERT - Norm Schoen beauty consultants. pleted her stud­ Of . 1 WCIwere nominated I rcccived a serv* ies in chUd in 12 categories. gP*** .*’0 ice aw ard from Andrew B. Wright■|t £^uchetr' development at,n- I The 'award rec* \ -J H a r o 1 d TWIN FALLS^-* Andrew B. the College of 1 0 g n' i z e s c'' ‘isht joined otart sm Idaho and hep>appren->p 1 fl M ohlman, chair* K) tytc[yccelling pro* fc-v man of th e board J Hepworth, ip at the IWin Fhlls H ead Fessionally ^ jSs of A & B ::^ter. Hie apprenticeship through innova- I c f c O Irrigation Lm induded about 4,000 cion, perscver- District.' VriSi / v™ of oii*site training (two incc and lead* R |k Ki'jirfljflPV Schoen served Tl andjraised and dass attendance in ;rship. The win-. ^ H IIb I 22 years on the Buhi and ulum, learning envinn- ■' ners were unnourounced at the KW y/M board of direc- duated from , observation and assess- fifth annual Outstanding < Norm!m Schoen fomilies and communities,d The MlnK:«M(a A ssodatlatlofl of Realtort recently pretiiiiu n te d a check lor $BOO , safety and nutrition, pro* Women in Busin'siness Awards gation district » to th* M lnM stsla EeonoinomIc Deyelopment C onm lttloiItlon to show Its tupport Lunchcon held AugLug. 14. o b t^ e d ^ ln , >lanning and devdopment, II and appreciation for thaB witl b« uted toward theI yyearly membership fee for SouSouthern Idaho Economic •th e daughter of Clyde and 'rurrx/IN FALLS - M a ^ Kay Tee in public. Corrinc Bragg. She5hc started her poliQf from Duke ^Unhretity in "Council for Professional Oavelopnient OrfonlzatlorIon, which workt to bring builnu tlnets and Industry to the pendent Sales Director lition in Washington, D.C., real estate carccr in iBoise in 1980 )crly Kelley this month Durham, N.C., in Juneiel998iS.do Q area a s well a t for ratentintion and expansion of localII bubutlnesses and Iniluttry. ' - and as been a liccnsenscd broker in ^ juris doctorate degretee ftom the “ represents the early child- Ftom left are Mike Atchellaly anti Jack HIII of the Mlnl^iiil^iBSala Asaoclatlon of Colorado since 1982. 198 Her son, ;d the use of the n ew 2004^ University of Idaho» CoUege of rofession, awarded Jensen Justin Bateman, has haj joined her jSignature | platinum Pontiac;“f Law in 2003, where heh. wns tech- j development assodatcI- ReaKort and Brent Lee,, DaveD Weatfall and Mechellele McFarlandM of the Mlnl- real estate team, co d Prix for her personal sales nical editor of th e t dal in recognition of out- C attla Economic Developopment Commlaslon. W ettfallall alsoa It on the board of tradition of a family earn building. - Review. ig work with young chil-^ directort with SIEOO, 2 2004 MK Signature plat- ,1' While attending inum PcPondac Grand Prix, featur* y candidate for the CDAs ...... :------^------he hot pink MK Signature.■ Wright worked as a su Dustin Duane Edv■dwards date at the Lukins & dal is observed working marks chc first m ajor 3ung children or families TWIN FALLS change;c in the Mary Kay carccr in Spokane, Wash.,. uu4u<5< u»v must deiT summer of 2(X)2 and1 served : as a !arly childhood profession* Dustin Duane car pro{irogram in more th a n tworv^ legal incem under the addition,-the - candidatc- 1 d w Q r d s years. . I In addition to the MK^ Donald Merkelbach i cmonstrate the ability to »:eivcd a doctor Signatuiture platinum Pontiac al capabirith families to develop f pharmacy Grand P N.J., during the summeTier of 1998. health lea 1 Prix, Mary Kay also offers 1*^ physical and intellectu* egree from (he che indeidependent sales forcc the » ChUd*ct 'a llefa Jensen abilides in a safe and chool of opportuitunity to earn the use of a wantinglearning ii manner. harmacy and PtonCiacic i Grand Am and the cxdu-u- TWIN FALLS - SouDuth Central should 1-care wr staff and parents. [ealth save pesxarlized pink Cadillac asiis Head Start said Betata Jensen, a Professior( informadon on the CDA rofessionals at part ofof its career car programm family educator in thele IWin FUls 16di St.write to the Council for r e i g h t o n which . inindudcs more th an 10,000X) Head Start Center, hasos graduated —20009*357ional Recognition, 2460 Duttln Edwudi University ^v in careerrears. ct from the apprendceshi]hip program, 4310. c. NW, Washington, DC, 575, or call (800) 424-

CSIooffers Basics cof Inve?sting’ c Mambert of Minidoka Memsmorlal Hospltai’t Relay for Ufe team - Raelene TWIN FALLS-TTk“nie College of * the rights of intellectutual proper- Edit Szan SmHh, left, Jonl Watson, aesecond from left, and UndaI Draper,Drt right - present a - - Southern Idaho will11 beb offering a |Money In brief ty creators and ownersrs, and the cszanto@ccourse plaque to Daniel Lafe a nd d Joshua . Draper, center andi eesecond from right, of ■ money management« dass,cl “Bases ______rights and responsibibilitics of anto a t 732-6863 or at JB't Rettaurant to tbow apappreciation for the rettaurantrant's contribution to the n 7*9 p.m. on of Investing,” from j ACPEN broadcast is spon*. intellertual propert;rpr u sc« . Child car9csi.edu. hoipltal'a relay team. Thursdays. S«pc 11 tl J Induded is an overviinew of the YfTrZrSf Edward Jones In^ by the Idaho Certified ht law with Accouniants Sodety. For prindples of copyright scnoiarar ■ This four-week coi , an emphasis on their applicationai BOISEare - ^oup offers ■ Members of the! .1 Minidoka raises mone^iney for canccr research. .-.■,».ibdividual invastorss whovt want to iation, visit www.busi* n o r i a 1 Servers fron'rom JB’s who donated ofcssionals.net/ACPENl.iv within an educacionajlal environ- for th etshlps 1 to providers . >Icam more about scrattfa g invest- ment. Students and teailachers who Children L tal Relay their tips: forfo a day were Dawn i objectives. onunL ; - Ih e Idaho Assodation ‘ for Lifec teami and Taylor, Janeane Liljenquist, Heidi ment goals and would like to learn mimore about ship/scholaiEducadon of Young I ■ Discussion indudess thetl types of copyright laws and reguladons re licensed pi yees of JB^s Hansen, MilMillie Draper, Jeremy often used by ASSOItirtment of classes t is offering apprentice- Restaunirant in Rasmussen,!n, ‘ *Kunera Leon, Chris • utvestment choices oft arc cncouragcd to take:e this dass. devclopmc>larship opportunities for individuals to meet thetheir finandal w|)| be 1 worked Sumpter andand Augustin Gonzalez, 9 taught online • “Introducdoiion to '■“I ?providers " seeking child c;r to raise Hospital teateam members helped and investment goals. i N FALLS - Business, copy* Intemational Business'a" is three- childhoodnent c associate creden* . ■ students may bring oi lesigned to . Providers money for the Ainericaiam Cancer by busingg • - ttables. All proceeds nd online learning classes5 credit online dass de: issodatc degrees in early Sodety^ Relay for .Lifjob traiweek obtain 4,000 hours "ister, call 732*6290 or 7 will teach all the classess main concepts in intetem adonal vision offo a years)i of structured on* :tely online vwth no face-to- business. The course introduces ii apprennceraining undcr the super* . ^'^^Network broadcastasts course !>ecings. a framework for th e analysis ai of tracts ensura qualified mentor. Both intemational businesBss opera- increase :cup and scholarship con* (KieuslneMlia««Mid)Myfeatin Please MnallIII HiItems to Business '" for CPAs on Se|rt.:t 17 • “OnOnline Learning Envir- (hat coftmwiwdHactM- Editor Virginiaslla S. Hutchins ts” is a three-credit d ass dons, induding basic character-c contract.mrc S the applicant a wage ■ . TW INFALLS-Hheicj Accounting onm ents” ) istics and concepts off business, avaJable to maglcvalley.com .• . Continuing PiProtessionol 'h“t inl"troduces smdents to the upon completion of the Y tybitf»Mi«kVdey.N and practice of online; the growth and magngnitude of “ d can co;vScholarships alsoi are Mofmation about any of ttwM raboutit — Ofcwrtadhwrt: . Education Network wilwiUbtoadcost ;l>eoty «l international business,IS, intcma. cent of ,_tmi a course for certifi^inhcrent in accounting.ng and audit* Sept. 22 to to register for the ck:lasses by opm ent and F . ing in light of reccnt dramaticdra fail- • A / onc-credit class, arc highly skilled staff going to the regiscrar’iir’s office. For mored to: professional devd- •nputers and Techn' ... ures, organizers said. “ Copyrighight and Intellectual Returning students wiwho have Web site a t % hnology page Registration is S17S75 for mem- Property,”y,” will begin S ep t. 15 nd quality child care, Read the Com already been assigneded online call Sylvie-Arc information, visit the Bsday In The TimeEl e s - N e w s bers and $250 for nonmembers nor an d run throughth: Nov. 7. This is an idcnrides and personala idendfi* nceship coor e v e r y T u e : « .b efo re Sept. 3. After thattha doy, cost introducric:tion to the nature and It www.idohoaeyc.org or cation numbers may, „ g u te r hAime Whiting, apptcn-. $200 for members andani $275 for i forms off imellectualir property in online. ^ • 2 nonmembers. I the moder(cm technological world, xirdinator, or one of the For more information,n, contact “ compl)p counselors ot (800) ■ E\.EN HETTER WHEN THEY C GOOD EiATES ARE E ipiled from staff reports AGOO)D N EIG MiBOR. |Consuimers, reestauranlits pile Olm more < WE LIVE; ^WHERE YOULJ live: WASHINGtON (AP) (- - 35 percenient is through groccry Cheesemokers deariy areai profit* peratures ani m cheese ioiw _ i>>w»n* ■Z* Shredded cheddar orir Parmesan! stores, so) thetl rest of the chccsc is ing from the craze. Joanm Behr, a en t moisture: adds zest to salads. Soft, Sc gooey going intoto different outlets - the spokeswomon for th e} farmer* in the United 'Z mozzarella is a mustst 1for pizza. hotels, thehe restaurants, the fast and storing it at differ* owned cooperative Foremost F 300 differentre levels. Manufacturers '■C Burgers arc blanketedd >with melt- food outletscts.” Fhrms USA, said produluction is the Nadonal: >a. conlBCt your local partidpatinf Zz ing slices of American,an. Swiss or Pizza is li ted States produce over atlnft Stale F a m " s largely to blame for th e gradually increasing withh the rise ■ Cheese issnt c kinds, according to For mnrr Infonnation.lalc Farm Bank* or vUll stalcCarrnCarm.com.* Monterey Jack. ju m p in1 (cheesf consumption, in demand. The checse! coopera-i of high mill ______“Bent abool SUI ■ Cheese is everywhere,:re, and con- Bloyney saic;oid. al Dairy Q>undl. tive is making $1 billion in armual priccs for ds ie cheap, partly bccause sumers are eating moreire wonorth of pizza cheese. By lilk production. Fhrm The Wisconsin-based manufac* n: price of heddar a a ^ about $1.50 ^ ;oh the rise since theB nmid'1940s, last year, theyth bought $2.5 billion tureri turned out 347' million Consumers p < ithe A^cultine Departirrtment says. worth, acco; - 10 ccnts bdow the ' xording to the N ational pounds ] of cheese in 19S995. Last pound for cna few years ago. 1 - ^ iA typical consumer newDOW eats 30 Assodationon of Pizzeria Operators; yeai‘, ; the cooperative manade 496 market. ^ , 1 , ' ^ ^pounds of cheesc a year,sar, far morc They accour ; pay about $3.70 per junt for more than h alf of million i pounds. It makes(all a types - Cheese ischeddar i at the super* "2 ‘than the 6-pound «Tinin>ltual average all cheese] sales.si Iof cheese - Muenster, Colb•Iby, ched- and protein, - I of 1944. Pizza HiHut, owned by YumI i dar, provolone and Montensrcyjack, group Centers a source of caldum & Don BUiyney, a department de]: Brands, isI thetl largest pizza d ia in amongi others. Much of it is sold to Pubhc Intere: said peoplee aiore eating and the largirgest b t ^ of chccsc. It i in, but the watchdog restaurants. pic aro eatirter for Sdence in the 9 m o n dieese mostly becatxause many uses more! thanth 300 inillion pounds' To make cheese, proirocessors Margo Wootaj ^ restaurants and eateriesies are put* of cfaeese foritsfoi pizzas every year. i acst worries that.peo- add a protein called rercnnet to tion a t thetting ce too much, of it. tins^onaUsortsofdishtishes. Althoughjh consumers are eating milk i to make it curdle. As/ curd one of the I ^ 30 pounds induedudes all of all sorts of c >tan, director of nutn- iXlBank. if mosareUa, the fforms, workers stir it, heal!at it and tributing tdccntex; t said cheese is thedieewthatyotiwouldluld get on a common pizpizzd . topping, and died* drain c the liquid whey. Ththey then problem. " - NEIGHBOR. STATE TARM ISiTHLUE* TH p in and all of the cbeMdu you d a r are i J fatty products con- fee UKEA GOODN the most popular. collect c or press the curd t

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p Dr Pei p p e r hoi»pes for asfto) l v a c iross tthe b(order SODA SPRINGSIGS - l\inilng a “Sevesventy^ (coimt) are going ^fbr splash1 with Dc^ejaBlue potential customerner into a bi^ I as uch mud as $11 a carton,” said often depends on oi supply and KeithI Rank, B infbimation director price - plus a Utdetde p e r w ^ coi I « ! forpotato Pot Growers of Idaho, tact. -Ihrti a t^ about $22 p er hundri^-I S."A*!Ln,N - In the past. —iling malt or mait i j H weight." DejaJa Blue'b ^ . ..bailey to Latin Anu^mmca has been j/IBB J drought in Europe is port of, Wh^DrPepper/Sr/SevenUplDC MII a i a diallenge baseded on price and reason fbr the slgnuicant.'rt wanted to expcmdd into bottied a illNemma \ supply, 'iu e domeimestic brewing. a tK M ivement in potato ^ces, he water, it found th eB :answer a few Botthdv9dw«r0rM/M/wi«nEMn j In d u s ^ is t enough tbat it | ThediAlthough bettei imces can miles from Its Plailano headqua^ sharply■3fyb\tholaMti9Gad9. I the U.S. produc* I ^ th e reapected as huvest of the new teis. . _ Sales,% In bllHons ofgaOona: tion, leaving a reirelatively small ImproveMgins, prices are now come- Jim ‘nuTier, th ■ supply for expoiport. And the said. Allbetter than potato industiy^ Nortii Tbcas bottlei;ei; bad already _____I European UnionI bj historically ^ b e e iexpected, m he mlained. ^ made Deja Blue a big seller in ® ibsidiesatalevel crop betok heard Tfiursdoy that Texas, the M idw est;t and southern 5 .thtt makes it c^aiieaper fbr Tjrin • w hat ro^sorbe was buying " g r^S i California^ So D r 1PcpperiSeven American countriesries to b t^ malt folks ex] Up signed a licensinj[ng deal fbr the ^ .■ ' from Europe ratherier than the U.S. R anen k (lig is potatoes that are'ifg- b ^ d and began to} em ake plans to But those constnistraints may be o n ep nsted x vdthout knoclting down^ break into the w atersr business. —^ lifted this year, saidtaid Kelly Olson, dig" fbr:nes and sent directly to the “We’re in th e proo>cess right now 2 M B I administrator forfor the Idaho Greensor. of getting bottlers ono board and . ■ ■ Barley Commisnission. Hie harveste rolling it out arouncnd the: United '■ M l th e vine European grain cro]irop is withering CO growers focus on States,” said J im TV*\«bilcdck, sen- ■ ■ under a drought at tthe time processo lor vice president fofor maxketinA - 0 *5) the U.S. crop is expexpec^ube29 l’s seed bean Industryy “By the end of thei :year oir eai^' percent larger thsthan last year. P H H Mexico?ERT - “Getting the water:er next year, we shouldd b e in nation* And Dr.V. Psppee/SavanUpltDa/^lP Bccausc thc U.S. haihasn't had mttch ' end of th e row.” al distribution.” BkmbmnMndaKiM.aMfbUTyMtUon^' i cxccss two-row bailejrfey to export to Idaho’st^ th e phzBse Brent Bowenen Making D eja Blwlue a national fo ro th'mntOonalbtmMa. vi malt ami bnwins cttttomen fRMihom U tln America visttwi east Latin Amcrica in recrecentyears,the RUPH0 describe-w^t the Idahoho name won’t be easy,r. . WtwhtMiUMl0 sahM, In nMonsi :. EU hasn’t even ofoffered o r o r t “ •* mak to get a look at the 2003)3 rs dig all sorts of sedimentnc small ponds work, 3n m furrows, officials t cer of DaUas-ts-based Dr EvtanI ' ' ■ us when irri- is produar crop and plant it back,”’ Pepper/Seven Up Bot • I t ! 5 Sediment pondss iare key > on their farms. Some arere said. “Production drops ottling Group. ■ ■ 1 9 1 1 and designed to catch wastc-^ European drought:[o makmg thc “Thidit “It^s not like they’re startingSI fiom D tjt BluiBlua ? to water quality w ater hvmh several fields; others of theircommission c was able to scratch with a new bn>™ d.” nm ' KIMBERLY-Some)mc landowners are smallall slots (0 catch water fromn to help U.S. spud | Bowen ICSi group from Mexico tican_ Is there room f«for another .^.Kmm ' m' ' II national brand? “ Yes,^ berauw of cringe when they sec weedy spoil ju st onene field. Either strategy will11 PAUL - As newt seems uietics „ that could do well t,” said John o"i«e:o«tai . S pUes at the bottomsns of< fields. But work, hhc c s ^ . European drought I rc The ico. CO w hat this brand is,” while he admitsI thattl can bc Hchaihas found that farmers have'e through the U.S. potaIprfces show tiieadvantage 1 here is that we^ SIchcr, publisher olof Ej^tage -Health JWS of th e seed vari< f Digest, an industiy■ ]pubhcation. Ith and wellness trends unsightly, Brian 01m31mstead won’t th e bestcst luck with their pondsIs community, thc price i >od quality seed year after ving bottled water co|)- call it “ugly.” when thithey don^ dig a pond downn has improved d r ^ a ticreverberates in Mexicoknvensaid. “Ihero may not be ro tato growing “The ac any brand, but therec IS room for stunption."•n,” Beverage M arkedly vice president Gaiy ; e of potatoes have good D eja Blue because ofDfhowitwiU tically. year,” Bow 111 “Beyond h*>»l*K ;j be distributed. The iiindependent Uness is the broad wnSP I system of bottiers nef the product.” ■> \ ' Analyssts: Boneds are stOill worth npy ride brand that^ distributeited and mar- tpperySewen U p will kcted nationally.” ue in p arts of the countiy ;t By Todd Mason « of safety to an invest-t- Sicher already sees iUmer isn^ already dol^ ■ / Knight Rtdder N ew tSe the bimi d on the shelves in I portfolio. Diversified “M ^ a ?S' a n Easiness.i. He E granted the Plano Bdioiiiii perfomiaa i i c e d r d ^ rs may sacrifice some per­r- “Witiiout tills distribi companyy tthe rights without Thc bond marketket lost more TWoei - measiu«ce, but they find it easier:r s tru c tu ^ that couldn’t } examples o f declining returns■ms on tond funds: m ent { athapi^ “censingg fee.f Along with tte . • ground in July thann inii any month __ 1 quanerly account state-i~ Daniiy Peny, seniorjr VIM presi- brand nMTie, in e Dr Pepper/Seven Iw since Dccembcr 199J991, according -. * *ntdHMsiBgtiM * VtagoanllitalBoiid investors i dent and chief operatiinngofficerat fonnance, srything fn m to Lehman Bros. .ta a ry ta M l , RbAMhMtaxRmd year is no exception, lhee All-American Bottlinjng Corp. In taowjiow t 54 ------to opcn q But bad news in bondsboi requires 25% 26% ------:------rd 8e Poor^ 500 stock indexX Oklahoma Gty, said h short, a ppioven n r product. j . somo perspective. If ai bear mar- -n ments: 13.7 percent through Julyy has begun to introduct ------■ -----+18.0% — 20 — :------This yci ice Deja Blue TUmwinr introduced Deja Blue m ket in stocks is a melee at the Lehm an Bros,i. in Colorado, O klahon)ma, • Kansas, January 1997.19£ His wife Julie, not« Veterans Stadium,, a correspon- 15 - ^------Standaraiate ^nd index barely 1 5 '---- +11.4%------______was up 13 y Tennessee and brand consonsultant, came up with ding correction in bonbonds amounts , 10 - . ven a t 0,4 percent. Mississippi and Kenmtucky. The the catchyhynam r e. ; to sharp words at thhc c Academy . of ^ _ w hile relative t Mrformance ------Aggregat< e pnxluct filled a voidW for inde- “We werevete one of the first pud- Music. a turnaround for stocks,^ pendent bottlers: COne water fied wateraters on the marlut,” “Thc bond marketct operatesi on 0 * +«.$%— broke eveithe bear market, the The r e b ran d to offer largeh Aug. e. 2003 ______an average J While soles of carboM noted bev- spring wateiater. - |< should necessarily bcb» a)ncenicd i:Th* Bond MUM AnodMen. Momlnotur reck in slow motion, said* erages are flat to ded^dining, bot- “Tb build •02 '03* W a tc ^ lild a brand, I felt you had ' unless they were entindrcly in gov- on«Me:Tle: Th* PTMMpMa lrt9Utw y, the Momingstar ana- tied water has been susurging. U.S. to have aiiyateryoucouldOToduce vya -G em m ent bonds.” correcaon train wrec consumption rose fromm 2.5 billion all over theehe countiy,” hc said. “You fi There lyas nothinhing genteel . ,------bonds were doing their nonths ago, Momingstar gallons in 1992 to almo:lost 6 billion can’t haulLil springs water all over B about the blow-up> in ii the U.S. «i/i oaoosKr?T Sweeney,u-research firms were say- What are they? is no time to be changi lyst. gallons in 2002, accccording to thc countiy.’tiy.” , I TVeasuiy market. Th«The Wasatch- ment allocations,” hc sa interest rates on'neasuiy' Beverage Marketing1 Corp., an TVacyDeriDerrick, senior vicc presi- B onds arean securities tliat pay Inter- ts had fallen too low. Even Hoisin^on U.S. Th:asijasury fund, a Allocation is a mix feirof job. “-niis ‘ industiy rcscarch firm.1. dent of operipcrations at Mr. 1\mier^ | spcdalist in govemmnment bonds, est andnd have a maturity of greater Stocks that is appropri trield on 10-year TVeasury On a per capiipita basis, North Texas9cas plant in Irving, said !< feU 12.15 percent inn J .th a n one year. Because bonds pay July, accord- investor^ age and ap t a 45-year low in June, Americans drank 21.22 gallons in purified water wa starts with ordi- ing to Momingstar Inc.Inc. a fixedd amounta of Interest, and risk. ofbonilsvs. all the hand wrin^g.I 2002, more than doubible th e 9.8 nary d tywater. wa Investors who holdd a broad mix b e c a uise se the borrower Is obligated ‘ It seeing tcrrificaJy high­ Finandal plannersdate i for an gallons a year a dccadoy because rising interest Volpert, who mani ing 0 gain of 0.43 pcrceiICS suggest- - ackcd by pools of mort- Vanguari fund. “It%; notno the bond rates ccat au so bond prices to fail, th ro u g July. p ert said. II 2.2 percent, while high- - market; it^ a segmentnt ofo thc bond Gains andan losses aro automatical- n d is show- ids fell 0.84 pcrcci\t. Iy recogn:>Snlred by bond funds Meanwhile, thc Wast I market.” was dovm 6.1 pcrccnt»ntin2003 it )rs who do not own any — The bond rout is a graphicg les- becausese they must price securities seven months of 2003. ids and want to pick some son in thc wisdom of spreading after eadlach d ^ of trading. Investors should cxisatch fund uld stick with corporate investments around,, or diversify- Viold isI theth annual Intorest income bond maricet to tuidcrpc fumds, Lipper ancl ing them. High-yieldId bonds, or of a bond3nd or bond fund expressed b o S d Sstar S say, but should ercentage of th e price stock market at regular ' junk bonds, held upI best\x in July, as a perc said Al Maziand, a finan=xpect the "ow.sheftbumpy ride, followed by mortgaitgage-backed Investors3rs paid for It. ner in Radnor, Pa. “T^perform die e going to have somo LING PROPERTtTYTAX j bonds and corporatrate bonds, I____ >____ ir intervals. iff going on in thc short QUESTION: Ho«ow do you ( always at a 10-ycor time appeal pro| ^zzrprTTi ! Momingstar said. they are5 ttelling investors to stay rather than short period:[indal plan. pert said. “I don’t tliink I ■“ The correction alsoUo a Uie coiuserse. “Sonic clients are get- Stocks and bondsn y to look ™r worried about it for the u rhtnfc your V fissesscg. 1 case for formubtingg ani invest- ting thBir eir July statements and move in opposite je di horizon" osMument is too !high, your ES.-' " office m ent plan and stick!Icking to it, a s l ^ whjvhat happened.” said Tbm Stocks do better in Kls. a he said. part, Lipper^ Claric secs fin t ftep is to visitit your local ■; tr althoug the argumentent is not as Bird, a Eihandalfin planner in King cconomy, and bonds shii! typically betrs w in thc battered bond assessor and g et a c< easy to grasp. repoit on your home of Prussia,ia,Pa. I opposite drcumstnnce. diiStions^ It is alm ost always a s i^ Some finandal plai a growine, ForhispaI cconomy is turning for obvious errors inBxnath.>lM, i Jlanners soy Bird saidold he told his clients that < Mixing stocks and bon< number of bathrooooms, etc. If K . T simple errors were! :made, the ¥ S e " . ‘^ i assessors may corrrrect them then and there. t Ttmes-Nows: Assessmen tt areI isubjectire, I—4 B H L - PCsbegi^ to take;e away froom TV til sometimes arbltm ry, kLiTH IN K the tax ir guide to life certainly contain e : oin your bnne is too The A to c la td d Pfd— may save youmhmidndi SSISSSc ______serious *cocompetitor for tho TV survey of 500 home meo Magic Valley, of dollars per year. abmtt appeBUng iL vdien ic comes co to how we speiid owners conductcd Your Nationwide, leM tJthan 2% of A new rival has arrivnived in our otir leisurexe time at home. Connecticut-b all property au e Msments r are decades-old love af^iiroir with the Ninetyr ] percent of home PC InsightExprcss, an computer ' In M challenged. In vasast majority televi^on set. | owners sqy they use their comput- researdi firm. d by L _ _ _EEO ^ CASH? of case*, those who i Thc persoilal com b a a e d get their taxes ent. It>[rt ?e?^S omputer -i ers at leastist ionce per day, and near- More than half, 62 perc worth the effort. Offlce: 734*7007wr Home: 7348754 souped up with gigaherhertz of pro- Jy three-quq u art^ 70 percent, say they expect the amotmt ( online ? Q y i c f i C a s a cessing power andad speedy tiiemadunline is an integral p a n of they i do on .their comi 7 3 M 6 2 6 S O U Q t » S | Internet connections - is now a ,theirbome:oe life now^ according to a increase i over the next y«rceht; said 0 <3 0 tl^>” d id Mt > A i O A i M I to f things itchadca »Fast servicc nputer to ! « a r No credit ia t i \ ,______. ^ ' . &4/TlniiiWww,TWaMb,ldi «M»d^tiUensiori All these fundunding efforts rday cal standards and wellI htbelow the payments to emploloyees; veiy weU helpI resolveres some of the nsion troubles. But average 8 percent of justju three » ¥ V UnUnaffected are defined comintribu- corporate pensio years ago. But it% risen> enougher to ^ tiondot plans, such as 401(k)s. concerns still looiloom over these cre- scare many families awaway. Thc A pension plan is constcsidered ative wrays. Mortgage Bankers Assodlodadon of U H N H IH 9 underfundedum when its obllgagations 'Rikc th c easese of 0 Northwest. The liat an indepcndcnc America said Wednesda;sday mort- n cxccxceed its assets .by at leasast 10 good news is'that gage applications declinclined . ipanies fidudary has: been b< retained to m pcipercent. At lhat point, comp second consccutive weekeek to thc ■ 4ii iMiBd^MOT aro are required to make up thc:e short- establish the fairfair market value of lowest level in more than an ;a year. fall.fall the Pinnade stoditock and determ ine “What is going on nowow is ’stick- 0 ea^, if it is a prudenilent investment for ey recently refinanced their hohome, chan^ng from ^But doing thac isn’t so ur shock,’ and that willII eoplc will figure outc thattl 6.25 Bob Walterters, chief economist at tISH tIS Assodatcs, which pulublishes “People spen>cnd far less time in “Ihis ® is creating a real binlind for sion plan in a potentiallypot pfecari- percent is a pretty goodod interest Quicken Loaioans in Livonia, Mich., mortgage mo data, notes thatt 1higher their house thathim they think they any company that is strugglogling,” ous position shouhould Northwest bc ' rate - and that they naveivc altema- j qjs ratesn have risen, more ratrates don’t necessarily price pi a will,” ' Lewis said. sa “The average said John Blossom, preside:lent of hit with any finarnandal troubles, tives.” customers araro considering mort- family far ouc of thc market. these days is; scseven years, and for retirement plan administstrator “If somethinjtiiiig happens to Michael Geretano, S4.(. vivice p n ^ gages thatt have h fixed rates for ‘“A one-half percent rise,se, from many it’s less5 ththan that.” Alliance Benefit Group m Peoria,IV Northwest, Jien ther what?” said idem of a security compaIpany, is m three, five oror seveni years and then 5.5 percenc to 6 pcrcent, is only a Ryan Sysko,;o, 29, refinanced his ni. ^ “While their corporates eam- Joseph Macaulayilay, senior consult- the process of' refinandmang the adjustablIble. S3:$32 per month increasee for a home in WiWilmington seven “ • contri- ing actuary atj Diversified changing from a 30- ings “J® aro low, their pension c< mortgage on liis Fort Salorilonga,N.Y. H e saida a cou- I------1 $100,000 loan,”lo it monchs ago, ch. butions arc higher." ' Investment Advi:.dvisors, an invest- home. pie taking M a t said. year, fixcd-rate:te mortgage at about ““i ek out ment advisory■ firm fin s p e d a li^ g in ng a On the Nl a 5-1 adjustable-rate That’s led some to seek “I missed the lowestst interest hybrid 5-1 mort- n A famil:lily can 8 percent .to a 5 cashless ftmding alternatives■es. retirement plans,ms. rates bccause I kept waiwaitmg for gage of S200>00 000 Mortgage banhcfs: wwwww.mtiaa.org also get a .lower mortgage fromim ING Diroct with a Hovrover, those often reirequire Pension expert>crts say the key to them to go lower, and I wpwjutedtoo at 5 .25-per.percent Mortgago brokers: www.ftvw.nomb.org ra te on a fixed- starting rate of 4.875 pcrccnt. ^government approval sinccce the success wiih theshcsc cashless alter- long.” h e said. ' instead of Ia fixed-fi vrtvw.quickenloans.comom ra te mortg£:gage by Sysko, whoJ v>works for an insur- Employee Retirement Incjicomo natives is for appraisersapp to factor So he% found a "hybilybnd” 5-1 „ t e , 30-;lO-year www.hsh.com .selecting a 15- ancc marketiniing agcncy, said the Security Act generally prol•ohibits in d l that cango go wrong when cal- adjustable-rate mortgaggage from mongageat at 6.75 '^.Ingdirect.com y ear term1 iiinstead adjustable-rateIte mortgage made non-cash contributions to0 pen- culating theirvaluations. val It’s also online lender Quickenen Loans. percent would wt I------______- of 30 yearsrso rb y sense for himland ai his wife. Leslie, sions from being given a cash crudal to determiihnine who is going With the hybrid, he’ll getjetnSper- save about $3,000.$3 making aJ larger becausc theyf don’td« plan to stay in value. The Labor Departirtm ent to take rosponsibrisibility should the ccnt interest rate lockedd mir for thc a year In interost in payments, or down do> payment. Or they canca poy their tovm honiome for longer than makes rare c^ccmptions in the value tumble, first five years of the m n:move eventually to That’s what happened thislis past turn out to bea a boonbc to struggling capiwd at a maximutn1 olof 2 per- the 30-yearr fixedfi for thc security, paipaid upfront should lowever the a house with1 a yard in the sub- week when Northwest AirLirlines corporate pensioisions. That would centage points a year andnd noi more but they donlon’t take into account intiinterest rate by between an«n eighth urbs. won permission to use stockk from surely bc makinjking good out of a . .than 5 percentage points*Its over the that they paya premium for that," anving retirees. Thc airline wants tot( use Press. Write to [email protected] ^ th thc new mortgage,;e, hc1 sjud. bungalow five fiw or si^i years from people pet should consider mailatching thac th is wasn’sn’t going to be thc “to thc sixth year, even«n with a , now.” thc terms on th eir mortga{;ages to house we sta>tayed in forever, a xpect to long-term mortortgage didn’t make V. maximum adjustment,, FmTi look- Still, therere arcj people who want the length of tim e they exp s e;ore: e What’s immportant tng at where I am now.” to stay withII fixedfi rate mortgages. stay sta; in their houses. sense.’* Your credit 1 KniiKnight RIdder Newa Service-______you back substtbstantially - they indude bankrupruptcibs, tax liens soukletim es dilupe em p])loy ers NEWn YORK - W ith so< many i and other judgmc^ c n t s agairut you. B ogus COollege deggrees . conconsumers reporting errorors on • I f you sec oan n ' outstanding bal- can dupe employers the;cheir crcdit reports, it*^ impo:w rtant ance for an accouicount that has been - Bv Maria M. Perotin General Acccccounting Office illus- The 1 GAO also tried to learam how They also cai prevalent fake diplomas ore n OR who fail to insptspect job candidates* toto c correct those items beforere t h ^ paid off or olherer lilarge errors, it^ a Knight Rtddof Nftw ServloeIce trates the reai•each of fake degrees. pre present some kind of roadbloilock in good idea to filefile a dispute with ------GAO inve;ivestigators posed as workers’ woi resumes. credentials, Dou)ouglas said. pre Investigators scarmed a govcm-gi Douglas, in an AT&T corporate youyour financial fufuture. the agency thatat hhas not updated 3n th eir quest forIt college Susan M. CcCollins, an imaginaiy I Understanding your credit reportn your rocord. nts spend medical tedui:linology ivorker, to pur- m me ent-^nsorod resume datlatabase trainer, surveyccycd about 270 human Um degrees, some students in 1,200 . resources pro:)rofessionals about isaiis another matter. Bankiate.ci.com, a • Sooth from Lexington liars liar but to deceive their bososses or The result: t agen- . generally don’tt prpresent a substan- lablccrite- University, a nonexistent sdiool merely me victims who belitlieve ■ a more likely to) approve ai institutions desdcs - Equifax, TVansunion"} “"<1 dal problem, eoce” or other quesdonabl that sounded roalrc than those that ^Ex^rian. Large variations mii the ,, rift, giving pretenders read]lady access purportedly/in ir Middletown. N.Y diploma dip mill’s hype. port contains incor- redentials. Among thehe fictitious acadcmic The T degree miUs often touout con- wero real, Doug]uglas said. scoiKorc can help you find where w * to v^uablc but vacant ered vc a degree from a cm ed or reel identifyingg Ulinformation, such. And at least once in a whi#hile, suA accomplishmcments for Collins: She servative-sounding ser names,I, claim "If you have srrors remain uncorrectec to have accreditation and rcrequire funny-soundingng sdiool that people whewhere they originated. Lercndcrs as various spellingUings of your nam e make-believe educationsIS arca du[> received on1 /A in Introduction to to 1 one Sodal Security Sodology; Bsi}s in both Spanish I and buyers buj to list their job experi:riences do not rocogniiini2c, I guess you get oftc}ftcn use thc m iddle scorore to or more than one ing gullible employers. lo-not-considcr pile,” deti vortlv. number, it's typicyplcally duc to an i‘‘The reason why peojeople buy Spanish D; arand an overall grade- that tha will add up to a diplomana.That put in the do-r ietcrmine if you are creditwo ge of 3.80. could cou bc cnou^i to fool som)me stu- Douglas said, so;o iti may not help to havekre one error in the wayay aa creditor initial- fijce degrees is becausause they point average ur account and usu- • [>ouglas. a Thc GAOI pcpaid S1.515 for a pack- dents der who arc interested inn (online "With diplomoma mills, they tend grc;jroat number and two bad orones. ly reported your a wprk.” said Richard Don aid, very traditional- • J bearing on how • Virginia doctoral candidaitlate who is age that meincluded Collins’ two courscs cou or other legitimatetc alter- to bc very staid • Any reports in the public pi ally has little b [jwledge of diplomas, honionors di.stinctions and natives nat to traditional coloUegcs, sounding. Thee whole i point is to %cord section of your file manay set lenders see you.u. studying employere’ knowl nblance of dignity.” diploma mills. a telephonee 'verification scrvice. Bear Bea said. give som e sembl c made it possible for The growth of thc Intertem et has \ e sellers- PO^nDalempnployers to dieck infor- been a boon for degreeP s. manon aboutmt her transcript and • aDowing them to advertise It slic'd been awarded S ntDusly and create thc illusi i. :N o w ISS THE TIT[m e t o BBu y o r IE] toaSn c e TI they arc as legitimate i R-Us’ owner, a dis- ! sdiools, said John Bear, an I Vegas lawyer, subse- I 0 ^ several education guid^uidelwks quendy toldd tl the GAO.that he sells ; I PresentiI t wbo has tracked diplomala millsr for diplomas onlonly for "self-esteem ; 6 .2 50%f this '[ j - oiusre than two decades,s. Hei esti- purposes” ancand not to fill employ- ; oQites that there are 200> suchsu busi- ment requireirements. The agency ; 30 Year Fixed;d - 6.375% aPR' p: i coupojon i i nesses operating currentl;ntly, with referred thehe company to the > Loan t Amount $ 100.000., 80%8 loan lo value. 1% Ori])rigination Fee. Principal & InterestI Payment — $615.5 72 ■ for up ^ e s of more than 5200} millionm a Federal TVadiade Commission and I pto I i year. thc U.S. Postostal service for more I A recent report from1 dthe US. investigation.in. : i $200 o:OFF ! i 5.62»25% i AppraisalJl i 115 Year FixedD - 5.829% AP]PR' Cost- i 3 73 ! -O ffe r goodood on BIGGERR A N D BlSETT ER I , , 80% loan to value. 1% Orij)rigination Fee. Principal & InterestI Payment — $823. I i . Lonn Amount S 100,000. 8 1 conventional loaloans only. .i { , Purchase or jefijcfinancc. | | 4 ^ 550% I S ubjecttcrtto . I ; I N ^ O C j • ■ approved cr*credit. ■ : >3! I 300 Year 3/1 ARII M - 4.167% AAPR' - \ Expires 8/31/:31/2P03 y I ( » A Loan Amount $ 100,000. 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o regular income tax, o q It’s a questicdon ' ifi i f y j Its withdrawn before 59.5.» Cajiun ini New OM eanis i the Roth bas an a d v a n tag Illllfift:' ^ ^ NEWORUEANStA(AP>-It won’t The restrest of the industry is doing' ! of when youDU w i l t ■VB/OWWO■Ma/MMted onvdthdhdrawal JJ rules: W th a tradi- IRA, you’re required to smell or t^ c like! ori resemble the same,nc, saidi Greg Sanders, edi-. off MIt i SSOl^'lon, d»sptt$ aadeetlnJngnwkat a start ma]midng withdrawals at age™ McDonoldy. tor andI assassodatc publisher of ttfe to pay taxes iiihJtiM m is HiitolO ttO U t - 70.5, so0 UndeI Sam can start get-et- And that% ju st whwhat the fest- quick foodbod service trade publica:-^^ tinghisc[s cut. With a Roth, w u canan fcx>d company's cxeiKecutives are tion, QSR1SRMBgadno. By Pam ela Yip ‘ WjlW tl.11 delay taking ta withdrawals untiltil banking on to bringI customersc to “Americcrican taste has dianged,'^'j TTw Palla* MomltK N»New . . whenevei!ver you want theif’ Cajun-style resostaurant com- Sanderss said. si “Speed is impo^-^ - 2 2 “A Rotloth IRA m ^ provide high-lh- Ing here. tant, butIt qtqiiality is now as big.” . Everything else,• bbeing equal. Sjm erbenefi:efits over time w ith regardtd McDomUd^ Corp.^ will i open a McDona]onald"!*, the worid^ larged •. the de^on to keepep your money to moncincy growing tax-free foror new venture, Chef Mac's,M on the fast-foodo]d.operatorw ith m ore th a ^ 'j in' a traditional-nl- Individual longer dudurations,” said Shashin G.G.' • first floor of an offin: What will your tax ratete new restaurant will havohi chimde- - revrauei exceededo S15.4 bOUon,,;| retired? etirement? licrs, leather, couches,5, stylish tiles but* problroblems with overseas LIJ.1098 , 1909 . 242000 2001 With th e tniditiontonal IRA, you • 1* IRAs1 ando! 401(k)s were sold to and upgraded rcstroODoois. , > restaurant:onts and companywide a invest with pretaxK cdollars, and the -pubLiblic with thc suggestion>n McDonald^ dircctoitor of opera- spendinglg ledI< to a $743 million, ' youVe taxed on thele i money only gSffi-'S LU lur tax rate would'be lower oi'SiKSMwSno^^ oiodjKRT that your er tions Bill G arrett desiescribes It as 45 percent,ent, drep in eam ings fro i^ ii \ when you withdraww iIt In retire- O'vtM.D m rctircrrcmcnt, when you’d havere “upscale, quick gourmmet casual" - 2001. ment. With the. Roth,Jth, you invest . . , , less incon:omc. But some tax expertsts New Orleans is anm Inter^ting lhat forcedfon the resignation with aftertax dollarslars and don’t budonsIS to : your traditional IRA^ sions to R oth IRAs. t that rates will have to con- r “During 'the past I n- testing ground for thc10 restaurant chairmanm JackJ Gre^berg. a 21- pay any taxes on wit]withdrawals in were deductible.de< If port of your “ r t Stheir long-term upward^ In this dty. where pecKoplc live to year comp>mpany veteran. H e ; rctirenient. Sunply pulput, it's a ques- contribubutions were nonde-r- (Januaiy throui^ Apriinl IS of.this n oiticr to deal with th e ris- Ie» that portion would nott year). It was the first s- eat, there are 3,088 po-1•o-boy. Creole, replacedd by b; Jim Cantalupo, thfO;/!, don of when you payly tthc taxes. . ductiblej idt and to keep Medicare Cajun, seafood, etl^inic and soul fonner chairmanchai and exeoty On thc fifth binhme finandal conversiosion is that you trigger on1 ' Mantell said. *lt was 51S lp c r^ n tto -f crowds are only minlinutes away to retumn theth company to its c o r^ In th e futixre, some dilation Act of 2003, which^ from the FV«nch Quartiirter. . business,s. experts say now maylay be a good inuoediaiUate tax bill,” Busch said, 49 pereent.” - } law this summer, acceler- 1 Roth. And that^ th “a big hit for mostt The shift suiprisedh • That has nott deterred MdDonalinald^ officials believe:^ time to conven to a Rc cductions in regular taxX McDonald^ sufferingghomatwo- 1 theirBigE«SEaQrrestaursntwilLsuor'i! , “This is definitelyly a carrot out people,"I," said s Marcia Mwtell, vice: son may be that peopl Iiat weren’t set to kick, in I thSre do that,” saidId ] MichacI W. presidentsnt of retirement products3 tax deductions; they c n year slump in a crcnvdcded U.S. fast- . ceed byf presentingpi an upscale )06. ■ ■ ^ food market and seci(cing irmova- m e n u t^mt tl locals will recognize. ■ ij I I Busch, a certified finsfinandal plan- st Hdelitdity Investments, thc giantt they can afford to pay 2ver, thc rate reductions ner and presidentn t of Vogel' mutual1 fimdfl company. on their retirem ent sa' ^ tion as the key to its long-term Walterr Crete,»Gi New York nativo;') if they think the tax wil“ S t e - T " after 2010 unless Congress^ succcss.The companyy I;hos tested a who workccrkcd fh« years in a CajuirM I Financial Advisors LL(i liscussing a hypotheticalI '• the dedsion whether )00 levels. Not all new concept:pts are likely ofAmericaiica in New York, Grote,27p: What’s more, the slislump in the said, disi tier concern is something stock m arket knockcdked down the person witii w $100,000 in H tiadi- today or get the tax-fttfree distribu- 8 to survive, particulori;uiy under a will preparepare a local flavored meml^' 1 IRA. “You want that fullI don tomorrow,” Maiantell said. ripping up moro, retirees new management thatat has slowed ofLouidaiuiana shrimp, po-boys, ' j value of traditional IRAs,IIU so if you tional IR cor - the nilc that triggers I convert now, you woulcluld be paying SIOO.OOO)0 to bc working toward1 “There are ju st too nmany more ^Orycor ^ expansion and capita]toi spending fulettas.boj, barbec^ diicken, panini . itiremcnt savings.” external consideration:.ns now witit jn Social Security pay-[* and taken a bacack-to-basics bread filled tax on a smaller amourount. your re^ r If retirees make enou^ “It’s a lot less painfiinful to make Theoreirctically, you could use the econon^ being so50 tough. It’s Vj, , approach at existIsting U.S. and roargar-garita p i z ^ All ^ it will'--' the money you’re convcrt- not as straightforwardrd as it had money, their tii effective m arginal'f McDonald’s, where speed s and be servedild onc plates, not plastic"' that kind of convcrsiohion than it was port of th e on 401(k) withdrawals ' a couple of years ago,;o, sso you have tng to paypoj thc tax, but that inight been back in 1998, wlwhen thinas ' f , service have lagged. dishes. • .lit )ting yourself in the foot, were going quite welli i n d i e S can jumpip to( os h i ^ as 50 pereent. ’ Ed Strengr a marketeting profes- SpedalorilQ^ coffees sudi as latre, less of a gain and youou have lower be shoodi r words, their taxes on the taxes,” said Brianian Mattes, . “If anyiny of thc IRA funds are ket and people weren.re gamiuuygainfully savingfi In otiier CO w f sor a t lUlane Universit;dty who uses m o ^ o . cappuccinocop] and espresso^* pay the tax, those amounts em plc^d.” could be higher th an if\ McDonald^ In case stistudies, sold will also0 be t sold, along witU'“ spokesman at Vonguaruard Group, a used to pa dn't sheltered it in a 401(k) major mutual fund firiifirm. could poswssibly be subject to both The R oth IRA wavas created dieyhodn’ ^ the idea of looking intoin diverse desserts indudinginci praline chee^"‘ But there are two caveats.ca\ First, regular’ income i and a penalty under the-Ihxpaycr Rebelief Act of , areas makes sense wwhen tradi- coke and1 breadbn pudding. conversions to Roth IRAsIR are lim- tax," saidaid J. Richard Jcjyner, a 1997 and becam e avavailable in . “If youu know^ you’re going to be tional restaurants no) longer1 put Garretttt said s customers wilh^ ited to people with adjiidjustcd gross partner‘ atai Ernst & Young LLP in 1998. m a highciher tax brackct, in almost^ out the numbers WiWall Street order andd pickpi up at a 30-foot di-;'] on 5100,000. Dallas, - You'don’t pay tax onin R o th lR A -oUcas12.47, up rebounding, demand for fo stocks . cent above)vc its March 11 low, 664.96 from th c previouss wreck. A M F Aln o thi e r has been moving stcodiladily lower while thc! StandardS & Poor^ 500 yyeor ago. thc index: was at ^ sincc mid-June, while• sellingse has is up 24 pcrcentpci from that point. 88,876.89. remained flat, Dickson)n said.i His firm maintains indexes!S dthat track | p _ n p | | | | | buying power and scUiMHng pres- sure going back to the 1930s.1£ Sill iln t h ie M alil? The falloff in buyinglg isi reflea- cd in sm aller doily gainains by the Dow Jones industrials. Dickson attributed thethc waning Winte/$>a6/Qi^^es B Give ( yourselfF ia break and mnake the trip toto your demand to a nagginglg question< I that is on everyone^!s mindr on C^'«NCUNfr~aH mail boxt ia little less sea:ary next month.th. I Wall Street: How much1 of the eco- ■ I 7 Nights ^u.'iN ciusiyi ' nomic recovery has alreaready been B 7 N/ghis Pay for your p a p e r thehe simple, convenient viway w ith EZ Pay Serviovice. It lets ; priced into thc market? It^ simply getting horborder and « \ ■ from * 8 4 9 ^ ^'9 B you pay for your newspapernc subscriptioiion automatically fromfn your:y : ’ harder to impress invest’estors, and thot*^ not a good thing; forfo a mar- * Checkingng • Savings • CiCredit Card Account ket that is tiying toI sustainsi a huge advancc, saidlid Keidi Kecrum, vicc presidentt ofol institu- ■ ■ ■ ^ v r a tional trading pt Wall^all S treet Sign-upup today for 12 mon)nthly p a y m e n ts o ff oio n ly $ 1 7 ,4 0 1 Acccss. “Ih e m arket has olrciIreac^ dis- RmfdbStaOffi^&atF^ h d a te tta That's a savings of $17.4?.40 per year with no checkeck fees. , coimted a smooth recoververy, and it IbarOlierFtnrtttMedcoDt9 itetiutfonif S l 's like getting 4 weeks off TThe Times-News deliveredred for FREE! ‘ wont be as smooth ass thetl bulls (Will Ktinluled coauserclil111 nflishu from antidpated,” he said. BciMi^StltLtke.CtUrorrordetius.) Priced at a premitmi,, ststocks are ' susceptible to a wave ofsfsellingif s •MAZATIAN *U•LOSCABOS'^K&yi and wl^en investon hear• a r a q y ^ ' *PU6ffOVAmKTA *0» co z u M a • appointittg economic: Ii newsn or ^ profit . warning m arket um wBBcnoM m it. cm nnWKUM.H i iTheTnnles-News observers say. Wall Street«et is also ' anxiously awaidng Sep:ieptiunber, The Tunes-Ncws;vs;l32‘3rd I St. West. PO Box 54JMS.Wn Falls,m-733-093111 • ' • ^ 1 ' _ 1 I . . 1 f t , , P; . •

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Call 7 acrat, $1800 down, I ra n — tu re y a rd w/m atur* Irult 2 Boats & Accessories 300< $1276mo.2QS-226-2016* __ n a t a t www.ihfa.om undar IJll 20e-«7*4337\3ia-12U' S__ tr**a, carport, tioragt M r r MAY CONCBRN BKS— rtv M ultlfamlly Financ- TO WHOM n Ing/HousingTax Cradlta. ATTENTION ~n thtdt. garaga, fancad.0- B U R LEY -R B D U C E D IN FILER ' 2 0 0 0 + alnc* 1993;*' Th* Idaho TrtnipofU)fUtlon D*partmanl. through th NOTICE O P AVAJLASaJTY S6B.000 20M76-1710* PRICE Older 4 bdrm., 2 H appy a v a r afttr In thia Bill Bak*r.208-326-611&.’ Diatrtot 4 , I* otfaring for ta la on CLASSIFIED D a tio n of Hlghwayt, 01* , th a O P LOW4NCOMB ran PUBUSH: August 24.2003» ADVERTISERS — bath, 2600 aq.fi. on 1 family a lz e d 3 bdmi. *8M l*d Bid B uis* tt)« fo)lfollowlnaltama: sn a HOUSINO TAX CREOrr BURLEY 3 bdrm., 2 bath,, 1 acre, large family A IMng with ro o m y 1 6 0 'lawn JEROME ^ i“ ITCM NUU8BR DKMM C niP T IO N Notloa la haraby glv*n g . room, encloaed patio, iota Hort* Lovera Dream..- ,n P l e a s e checl( y our level brlok home on tg. ; wtth t h a c ^ tree t. Now I a c ra t, 3 N SC atail horae 8403020 1 E«.E a. 10.000 etlton asphalt tanK by th* Idaho Houalng!°|! Actions plannsd and takan comer lot. F*nc*d yard,d, of atorage, doubla car ga-1 $77,700. HURRYI 3 Incluccludino *olar haating ayatam wHh and Rnanca AaaoelatlonIxV by your govarnmant arara ad on the^firstday. auto, tp rln k lift, RV paik-K- rage, full b a tam a n t - bam , tack ahed, post ft • hMtatino tir oil tranafarpum p 1°; contalnacTln pubik; noticaa. If y o u find a n erro r Ing, w onderful neighbor->r- 20»431«74ir I- rall/paatura. Nawly f)ih that tha flrat application r >* remodeled 2 btdroom, S403021 2 Ea.E a. £ 0 0 0 oalton towar mount*d parlod for tha yaar 2004jy Thay ara part of your right hood, lou of extras. 2201 ; BARKER : lint atorag* tanka ^ w e W ill co rre c t It. ^ BURLEY8paolout6 RBALTOR8 d 2 balh $159,000 pafnt d Low-lnoonfta Houalng Tax to know and to ba Informad^ W a will not ba raapontl-L C onant Dr. Call 206>67»‘ 5403041 1 E*.Ea. Lot acrap aluminum algna of w h at your govam m ani la . • bdrm ., 2 bath, 2 nnv kltch- CM! 200-543-4371 0 Cradit haa baan opanad. i! bl* for arrors afler tha, 2466 day 677-2302 avtt.’1 ane.*87.0001011 5403042 1 Ea. Lot acrap wood poata ApplloatJona will ba aooapt* doing. Aa aan-govammant C om er 3.75 acroa vrilh Ea. Lotaorapgua/drall [J{ first d a y of publtoailon.* Stavana 20S-«7M712* aoODINQ newly remod­- w ater th a ra a 3 bodroom. 8403043 1.E«. ad through 6 p.m. Saptam- oharga* all cillzant to ba eled 2 b d rm . home. Land- ■8403044 1 Ea. Lot Scrap l-Baam bar15,2003. Informad. this nawspapar I’ 2 bath hom *. flreplac*, f.! CaU Twin Falla I PILBn NO BANKS! I toaped. large fencedh d*ck. corral* clos* to . ; . ; Each R*fll WUIIM M M < During thi* application'hi utB«att>a t< a p p M n o 'o r a Low-lnboma ^ n t Ceram ic tiie floort. ”of T w in Palla, ID 63303-0646 Deck w/vlew of Sotflh .(ueoaatful biddar whann th a olttrlet Butlnata M anagard to I Houalng Tax CradlfR*a*r-an Daadllna for lagal ada: a3 BUHL 3 badroom, 1 bathS Cl^SSIFIED • |atl«f<*d lha lltm t hav*va baani ramovad io tha DapartK l* vation m ay o b u in a c o mby of daya prior to publication,n 1200i- tq . R., 6004- t q fL d e p a r ™ ent Hills. $100,000. M ustte*. tw a n r* tatKfacUon. If Ram:ama a ra not ramovad aa raQulraclart- tha 2003 Allocation PlanIly noon on Wadnaaday for,r detached garage. N o m e n ts. 2O0-4O4-124O’ •tha dapotit will b* u ta da to dafray any axpanaa* Incurrai •V covered carport, ft deck. l«w— I' rad, *nd application form byho Sunday, noon on Thursday JEROM E 3 bdrm., 2 bath, ley (h* Idaho Tranaporta>rtallon Oapartmant lo hava rradthi contacting Multlfamllye a (or M onday, noon on Frl-•I. new paint In/out. carpet,“■ Twin Falls countiy hom e. 21/2 acrat •Bamaramovtdfrom thapf• pramlaaa. tha FInanca Sacrata^, IdahoJO. d a y f o r T u a t d a y a nd Huge lot. $69,000. large thop '99 mfg. HAOERMAN 4 bdrm. 2 w /water aharaa, 2 car- Alllt*mamayb*vl*w*dlad by appointment at Data ft Wm Houalng and FInancallJI: W adnaaday, noon on Mon- 206-73i-«2ea/m*674r“■ 208-734-5538 home 3 bdrm., 2 bath, bath, baautlful naw :-fi, Shoationa, Idaho. Call Shad Roraa at 866-78B0VMt 0 A aaodatlon, P O Box 7890.or d a y tor Thuraday and noon _ twlnadOmaelcvaUay.com" 1 700 eq.ft,. 2 oar homa. 30x36 ahop. ! Marilyn Johnaon ai 886-78>-7870 for a n appolntmant. Oor Bolaa,lDB3707-1899.tala-1^ on T uaaday lor Friday and13 Youll D« pl*«Mntly turpneeo garage, tprlnklert, viaw, $226,000. Call *; ing bid MUST b* marfcad on thi at riow aaay n la 10 pisoe“ a Burley I vinyl Tence, 2 patlot, 637-6110 or M0-0365,*| phona (206) 331-4789 (6-or Saturday, Holiday daad-* ciaaalfM ad. Tl>« coei li * JEROM E 4 bdrm., 2 bath, o u ttM S '’th**»>S a ^ "atop*, lo f and th* *nv*lop* muat thbi a (600) 210-2 2 8 6 orfor haar-5a- llnaa m ay vary. If you hava it 208-677-4543 32x66woodahop. tnarkad*8*aM BkT. Z iew...tna ra»uHe' ar* Won.itf. mcclasaemsolevsiley.com’ >148,000.3264043* full bsmt., 2 iols, aprln- t ba Ing Impalrad, (800) 546-, la a n ^ ^ M tlo n i call Ruby **at Ttiafa damaWed. 73aH»3l. HEYBURN Nice country BMa muat b* aubmlttad*d to:i 1833. A copy of tha Alloca­ 1^ hom e o n l acre, 2200 tq . klera. Call 206-324-3056' ATTN; Marilyn Johnaon tion Plan a n d application Is It., 1 leval, 6 bdrm., 2 . 1 ^ 0 Tranaportatton Oapii*partn>*ni alao availabla on tha Intar- ■DIvfalonofHlghwaya u>*'5l $ i i 6*S&“(?£ i* : ^ ^ PO Box 2-A 639-7027 or 677-9694* -Shoahona. Idaho 633522 • Bkta mual b« r*c*lv*dJ by noon, Tu*aday, S*piamb*r 9 2003, and wtil be opansdId ai t 1:3C p.m.. th* aam* day.„9 . REMEIVIBER : IDAHO TFIAN3P0RTATIC,TI0N DEF^HTMENT ^By: DavHn O. Rigby That birthday ad you ptaoad 'Otvlalon olHlghwaya som* tim* ago In TT>« Vtrm- District Four Enginaar Now la mo tIma 10 com* pick up your picturas. ;PUBUSH:Auoust21.24a>4 and 28.2003 8topbytn*CustoR)«r DESERVE Sarvlea Dept todayl 3 Syringa Plaza rONDERFULs r Houting 62 &. up ER HOME! PUBUC NOTICE ^ i i i H i M a i :d Entry f of 3 b^room and 2 bith Tho Twin Fall# RuralI F Fir irs Protactlon Diitrtct will hold 1 te Scrvice Coordinator P YOU t. D lovely landicaplni & auto uat 26. a t 10:00 A.M. al Fir* Stath 2003 on Tuesday. Auguat: ild th* annual Budgat Haaring for , Friendly SiafT mTHIS WOlaous fwaapln* vrew! lurt brtiabla $143 joo.tfioi il4 TWINriN FALLS FIRE PROTECTIONlatksn I * 1 ,3 4 S S ac o n d Ava. E. iosed on Incom e ; RIVER BUOC;O O ETED OPERATTNQ EXPENI jllties Included Enjoy th* luxury of PO R FISCAL YEAR 2003-2CIN DISTRICT SNOITURES le Laundry C ^ whh naw arpat. lov •2004 Uitfi>rt,2A3btdmoii lur M onllored A la n n • DATEDX O a o o » i!25B 3 'rSjilSli fnXr*Fi^ j Vt4A»1/03 Com i M ounta cnUde.com Appr0M 004 :iba Ave • 677-4204 R i v i u i o i R ia l t y • ^ V Iow Ee HtfldlcappedAcccMlble Centuiy 21 Malcaiinpproralai^ Call Oralee Starfm-256.m] A r m U s U ! ;S l2 Contract S*n/toaitoaa $ 2 3 « 2000 OvM ^nd, Buti :112-A Contract Sarvlcaik » a IG 8 7 8 - 2 1 2 1 •;3t2-8 Coatract Sarvlcaik:aa-E011 236.026.00 e 10,800.00 v is i t U9 a t: www.c21rlvcnUti :i12*C Contract Sarvlc*u*a ' T ^ u a 107.737.00 '9 0 2 -0 MIso. V*hlol* R*fRapalra - 2 600.00 ;Soz-P Mtso. Exp*r>t**I* , .8 2 6 Building Fund 4 62,600.00 h d 46 ;i2 7 Equlprnint Fund 46.000.00 , V’ 46.000.00 : TWINIm PALLS PIM PfIOTICTION17* t ,640.00 s • BUIiU O Q ino opifUTmo nivi POR FISCAL YIAN SOO»

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:jerO M E HorM sat-up..up 3 Jerom e cozy 1200)sq s< . -rniNKmaOPBUILDINQ?S? TWINFALLS WE BUY HOUSES whonn BURLEY Snake RiverrTAMRfcUW^TlOaOT^ | - bdrm., 2 bath, vaultiultod (t.. 3 bdrm, 2 both,I, alla Can The Rasmussei I Teamu n P e rfe ct family home with Si Others sey no. Wonder,r 237+ /-ocres.* $592,500. w/5 ahareM of water, I c eirin e w/ ed a n d fertcecf. $70,000.1 !;bathtiom o,m otuf ^ STATE REALTY, INC. PC #272t lS*SE.*i. • • JjtfKfscapo. Fcncod, p- a NELSON '' $40,000 2onaa R -6 tvJm I THE TIMES-NEWS I c»iigoa.73yM M ,lJ * 206-734-0400 _ profosslonol overlay • , ; ture. w ater sharoa. Higl Clesatfled Depaitment TWIN FALLS Great NW I rtgh. REALTY, u c = = ^ = ^ = s = =*1 grool modlcol offlco loca­ Offlco hours aro - way frontogo, comma'VI': 7 3 4 -3 9 3 0 locotion approx. 12 acres LTUUM-tmnmArawM w i-i«w i»iii,w »:| • clai, good lor at*homlo m e ______tion, d o s o lo h o i ^ . For A 8:00 am to 5:30 pm w/water. 3 miles from • buainoss. KIMBERLY 4 bodroom.: more information visit Monday thru Fridoy. GEM STATE REALTY, INC. Twin. Exc. view. Hock : j e r o m e balh, ovor 2000 sq. ft, C a ThoHessToom.com or 208-734-0400 Creek canyon. Waler 5 .8 4 A crea • Historicirlc 2 423-0377 or28 (W 1 6 * call Walt Hoss 737-3939 W o ore opon to aB walk-in . . frontage. O reat for horses or Tami Gooding 737- !: story, 3 bdrm., 2 bat I traffic to ossist you in ]BUHLLots13&18In a c r e s ! " (bwblecargangri W n S T I i K K A k 1 (868) 453-1177 Id# 1042 or Tomi Gooding 737- 2 hom es, foodiot. 3940. MLS#105447 LovmomUypayiDQUsare | N o M oney Down Homos. $1,095,000 PC#2121 (208) 733.7C53 Froo Ropon. adjusted 10 your incocDe. i l B H H KNIPE LANO CO. S harp clc.m , closc to parkp & school, ■ ; In T h b Completely 1 (888) 453-4177 I d / 1061 206-345-3163* & HI. lovatcd Hotne In Rler! Bryan NowtMrry JhtnisMdomt | RV parking & areoI for w orkshop. | ' • DIETRICH 1880 lioa'd e ^ 6 baths, great color scheme, Conyonsldo Roalty* I trnjrwietUJ . Tw in Fall»-$74,900 -MLSf107934- M 660 o a o s , 238 Big W ood GEM I P k a w c ^ O ner BtiAfe20-2990 420-2 or 737-4663 cents. Low-maintenance land- TWIN 1 FALLS For solo or water shares, grassing STA TE REALTY, INC. Funded by USDA * scnp^horsc/ci:/cattlc & waier. 3 bedrooms, lease by ownor. Cuto 2 from DIotrich to Salmon, 200-734-0400 I bodroom , 1 both, starter Riinl Dcvdopmmt | irox. 2,517 sq ft. grassing Olotrich Butte, tW T iNFALLa Approx.1 17 SI34.900 , hom o, now carpot rool, 4 1421 AUMScanioor acre of C-1 commercial ^ polnt.M otivated Sellerl sheep. Call Ed Bench a l proporty, i located on Elm H l i n c a U B ttsifH t n anace Toamvt2i'2089280-9800 ^ $4S.000/S450 monlh. 422 Hodden Realty431-8768 Stroot behind Motol 6, all ■ 4th Avo W. Call Gall k H o f & i 877-709-3868888-2289, utilities i on sito. $149,500 ■ NY COM»MY — 738-3777 o r 53ft-3772* or 1-877-709-3886 Can i 20^734-4139* ■ TWIN FALLS Forodosurol , 4 bdrm ., 2 b a lh .-$59,000 I Cou 800019-3323 OXt. I H 792 for listings* I ^ CkU John tfwin iMUy fi Fres.Hom«Evaiuitlonandc

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TWIN FALLS Lease optk>n , W E S T H R R A 2 164 Ellzoboth Bhrtl. Call I 208-532-0736-312-4335* J| <208) 733-7053 _ ^ ^ ■ # 1 0 7 2 6 3 TWIN FALLS Move in now. I s t u i p i - s 4 bdrm., 3H bath, 3350 I jnddightfi2-S(ofy, 3 bedroom. 2 biBh home sq.ft. $249.000.734-3923* with builthtful nd^ibattxxxK Coiy kitchen TWIN _ FALLS Ronl lo own. cciling «ilt-in window seot. cathedral Trorr\odo ^ 1 3 bdrm ., (could bo 5 W t S T t K R A bdrm ,) 1/2 aero. Brick. I lBld^nxd&QS&< cla Very sharp. Landscaping > I S isai2 aoESW^iw;hw^r^BiEs. H (208) 733-7053 & Intorlor roptocod 2 T O N S O F ^ yro. ago. Basomont has . I- ltetuRa'3bedn>dinB.4; J CaiLbvEW te 6hihBfcLB&niVhmellH ^ ! 3taL2tdihomF/VMENmESFpRTHES 2 nico room s plus a r ’'.Ptiwedbaclryudwltl I aid ttt m Wx( utility room. Clly wator. ; aprtnU n'S^aittM iie iVWal ^ fafniy nwn tf bat and Woll. Ditch rights. RV to « 9 j :oo posstb4‘ bo(h)o acc o as. Room lor shop vMBbskfitin(tixni il toscnM Grsl bndscapfQ. n l & gordon. Porrino i i l H l l i i l Andl^Appraiid tf tiul ta s. garden ana & gceertiaa achool District. iprac20129;llIH»OI«Sf10nOS $149,950. 208«}»4ie8.* [ome O f Tlie W' ot ^ e e l c ! @ m b C a m e nfB t U ck Toaav 12081 oi B J 2 8 0 - 2 8 0 0 lome Sweet Home I W ES T MAGIC B rr4clc id e itmlriMnt. RESERVOIR Porlocl wookond hldoawoy. By S ■ ixtikixtl Imntn will* ownor. Up Lovo Crook, m a h tm Cabin and 2 oxiro lots. y g r iB y i 734-5739 or 731-3584,* llll'IHHIIIIIIIIIlllllllllHlliytillllHI $ |S David W atson ^Call me to see how mimuch I ^B5!9S 7 3 1 - 6 9 2 2 YOURS is worth1 ■ I * ^ 1 0 7 8 7 5 H

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our HANSEN 2 bdrm. mobilele QHOSHONr Split level, . TWIN FA L L S 2 bdrm .. 2• QOOblNQ Low Income> ,JEROME Nice 2 bdrm. SHOSHONE I Large 2 bdrm TWINFALLS TV -i :• TWIN FALLS - Nowly UUat-»1 JEROME Jusi bring you apt.. $3751 $ 100 d a p . Ei >oth toolhbrush.Totally furrur- home, oppls.; AC. stor-r- 4 bedroom. 2 b a t ht bath, apaelous, quiet, aubaktlzed. 1 bdmt. opts, townhouae, all appto. No E x o ep tien a l 3 bdrm, 9d 4 bodroom, 2 batl AvaM. Now. 996-7794.\ '2’2 bath unit a t 3 0 4 Lartdifc ;• hom® wtth woodslovo,ond nj> nishod lowr\houoa.», S2 ago. Nopet».423.5104.» garage., large yard, largoI $6gSAno. Call 734-624S.* at W eat Side Court, forr omoking/peta. $*95. Call . ; a e n l o r 6 /or diaabled. S treet # 4 Indudea watar. • control oir on 9.59 ocroarroa. bdrm., 2 bath. J«rom< HANSEN 3 bedroom. 11/2^ basement. Avail. Sepl.; TWIN FALLS Charming . 208-324^13exL106* ^ Goir. Course. Avail. 8A)1 n 15lh.7264T>6/720-2^* : Cloan, nice neighbor* ■ 2 bath, newly-painted, lawn c a ra & a a n n a ti^ J $179,000 bath, country home, $500 older home on the /yeu } RUPERT Available Nowl $ 775 -Ktep. No amoMna 20a.28 2 bedroorr r TWINFAUJB nelghbortta^.k>ta of stor­ / W/D hookups, rontol . 2 bdrm 1 bath $460 -K te. \ NELSON JEROME 16-wkM>3bdrm.. age, fenced yard, de­ av'^ilabte. Call Shirley . mobllo in country SSOO i 2 both . mobllo home, noZ 'How to Stop paying rent I oaalatance available. TaiiTBSilS-SssBSrSt; ' \STUDIOS AVAtLABL?^ LLC tached garage,, cdoso to, 206-934-4966 weekdays 2 8 0 0 REALTY, dop. or $485 on 1 yi pets. Long torm. $600 «♦ artd own your own home.* botoro noon. Small pots, Equal Housing Opportunity M bdrm., 2 bath. $ / * At Cotonlal Park ; __734^930__ loose. Coll 208-324-264r dep. 324-6903 - 543^342*y Free Help t Colonial Towne Houaea mo. 2 car garage w/ator- $316-^dep. ..t t n aiid amoklng CK. Equal (206) 731-6030, 1. B YwiNF^ALLSIbdrm., L 1-686-4S3-4177M«1001 a^elbSSiiSi ; Ho|J6li?g Opportunity* . Call 436H)429.* age unit. laundry faculties on alle. Jlv JEROME o*o*o*o*o*o*o*oI required. 208-731-3430/ . 736-8400 or 731-0661.* , BRAWt£Y REALTY ■ private. (Iroplace. $42Sl v 2 Bodroom • 733-2600/733-3431.* Q1 O O D IN G 1 bdrm., all .< B month-f dop. 324-3877.* TVflN FALLS 2 b e d r o o ^ i w-Hear the quietl 734-6666 L- Hallowa Proper^ Mgmt. ; TWIN FALLS Jusi remod­ appla. Ind. W/D. Ctoso to TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom, E ves. & w eekonda ■ ! TWIN F A liS 1850 aq. tl..tl- 1300 KImberty Rd. #11 de an , AC. nice neighbor- shopping. No pela/smok- • C taan. nice nelghborttood. . d Ot 3 bdrm., 2 bath, lull baml.. hood. $650.20809-2730* eled 4 Ddrm., foncod yard : Laurel Park Apartm anta Dava731-6661* TWIN FALLS 'TIrmd O Sfe • $650«lop. Can 734-0414* Ing. $425^. dop. 934-6355* * l76MourkM Streel AC. $650. _ Btoeka7‘ ChocK roturrtu rn 1921 Mapio Ave., $87,500 r TWIN FALLS I Twin Falls on now 4 filoxos. /o»or. Call206-73t-207S- JEROME 3 bdmi. 1 both. TWIN FALLS Lorge 3 GOODING ' Clean,cuto. 1 Call 206-639-2730* , — d eck . 2 car garogo. no0 021 Filer AwhmW. bdrm opt.lg.'yard great 734-4195* Pee CteaaWed. 73»0flat. Coll Chuck 733-8207'* 1 S p a t e s 3 bedroom. b d rm . 2 both w/garage ■ smoklng/pots. $600. tat. nearCSI, $675.934-9595. location. $345^ . + dep. ; TWIN FALLS C aah flow a!| Laal dep, Rofs. roq., 1 1/2 bath wKh tull 1-666-578-9166 toll free.* • updalod 4-plox. QuIoi ■ Call208>324-7t94* '' finished baaem eni WENDELL 2 bdmi..1 both . _ $975 +dop. Som e irtllltles o p t W/D hook-up. $450 & « ' nolghborhood. Fully ^ JEROME 3 bdrm.. 1 bam . CoH BU H L 3 b e d ro o m , 1 » lumlatied. $S00 mo. Coll 934-9595.* no pots/smoklng. gro^t occuplod. $189,000. Col. $595 * $450/dopo8it. No . 801-e36-3736.‘ bath, gat’age, m otal p 360arandvlewDr.#101 location, $350 + dop. 208- aMlnfl.$62S. 324-3317»7? peta/amc(kir>g. Exc. cond.>• Culo 2 bedrtjom. 1 both, | 832-1555 Shar^non* = — rencedbackyd. 208-731- M i r m 'JEROME ------W i IO h l 1861 or 208-732-8722.- 3 5 0 0 r e n d v ^ ^ D r . , ■ ■ Coot 2 bdrm. for loaso with | 1 Bedroom d JEROME 3 bodroom. 2 Hallowa^Pro^JrMgmt. ■ ■ contra! AC. garago and f 3 b e d r o c k balh, TWIN FALLS cuto. 1 ■7 -7 opplloncos. $500/mo. plusu s both, or 2 bdmi., 1 balh. 1 bdrm., outsldo onlorance TWIN FALLS ApproxTl car garage. Laundryy $ 8 7 5 dep. , doposit. Rdf. required. [I No amoUng^ta In ' newly romoldod. wotor A ;; ocfoo ol C-1 commorclal Barker Realtora 843-4371i71 hookup. 55 & oldor. Call sanitation furn..AC. No . proporty locatod on Elm — 206-324-a73y731«3733.« th e ae u n ^ JE R O M E 2 bodroom, 11/2 -* Strool boNnd Molol 6. all BUHL Courttn homo room S BRAWLEY REALTY pota/smoking. $395 + dep bath, all appllancea, utiillios on Ulo. $149,500500 lor horso, $650. Largea« JEROME 426 Woat 2nd 734-6656 733-8587 / 736^)590.‘ w ashor, dryer. AA:, $490. . COII206-734-4139* country mobile homon o Avo. 3 bdrm., 1 balh, ga- Evas. & wookonds TWIN FALLS sm, sludio, 324-2744/206-420-1011.* ~ $500 /mo. 206-543-6971rt» * rogo, $575 dep. No? Dave 731-6661* $330 Oil utils, pd.. dop.. < ~ smoking. 208-324-3427.t , m BURLEVTbdTsrrmA - TWIN FALLS Now 3 bdrm. no peta. 206-733-3511.* 3 EW . quoUllod. Rafrlg, a to v/o, o . JEROME 605 4th Avo. E„ 2 both, rto pota/smoking. 3 bdrm.. all opplloncos wM w /O Included. S29S/m10 o.. 3 bdrm.. 1 carpon & 1 ga-'* 1 yr. loose $1100 dop. ^ A04 woshor/dryor hookups y rago, good condlllon, re- ~-LAKE POWELL, AZ Houso Soulh ol Burleya 2284 Eoatwood Rd. AC, storoge. Now accept­ ^ C«ll208^31-01g^’ Irlg.oven/rango. $600. Coll 324-8058* ing oppllcolions. Allord- • bom. 3 yoors okJ. 1 wook TT ClJl 208-539-9950.* Shoppers with a nosDSe for borgains head stnstraight for the In July 00- yr. 423-63011 .' BURLEY 3 bdmt., 1 balh. BUHL 2 bdrm. opts. avaN. ablo ronts * coblo.'IHA Z TWIN FALLS $800 + dop. ' occoptod Cindy 324-0572* — full bstnt.. Ig. fomlly room,im! JEROME Cloan 4 bdm i, 1' 3 bdrm.. 2 balh, Appla. Ront b asod on income. Classifieds. In the, CClassif iedf you can tradrack down deals rofilo' & stovo Included.>d. bath, oppls. Includod, AC. IncM., AC. auto sprinklora. Ploaso coll 543-8633. 3JEROME now duplox. gas W/O hook up. SotAh olol, wator paid, $600 ■*. dopo- 2 car gorago. No antoking. Equal Housing Opportunity,* tioot/AC. Appls. seoo. on everything fromn icars to canine companioinions. It's easy Burloy.$450/m o.0 . sit. Coll 206-843-8258.* Pots OK. 208-794-4784* jBUHL Duplox.cloon 1 4-plex 2 bdrm. utilltios. Call 20e-t31-0t24« DECLO '7a 14x68 for qf- __ JEROME Largo, cloan.■ TWINFALLS------bdrm., kitchon opplloncos pd. S525. TrI-Co Proporty to place ah od or finind the items you want,f, andai it's used fixoorbunkhouso.1 0 * DIETRICH Horso lovors>rs $ 675.3bdrm, 2 both, lam-: 1 - 3 Bedroom walor. gorbogo & slnglo Mgml. 324-2734 Icpm.us* CO 3 bodroom, 2 both larmrm Ily rm -f garage. S43-680S garogo. $350-»-dop. so shoppers every day. swamp coolor. lurnoco. • Hallowa Property MgmL I LO TS OF REASONS i by hundreds of area SaooOA^w Cal 6S4-73fir87- houso. w/flvo stall h o rso JEROME nleo 26x48 mo- 1300 Kimberly Rd. Oil Call 208-306-3668’ — born & coirals. $700/mo. TO MOVE SHOSHONE '98 doublo ;®' bllo hom o. Lg. spoco InI 734-4334 ICASTLEFORD 1 & 3 bdrm ON E NUMBER TO 625 S. 690 E. 208-308- fomlly pork. 3 bdrm.. 2 ; aportm onts ovoil. now. wide. 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. AC.'C . 5710/734-9075 ovoo.* J TWIN FALLS t bodroom. . CALL Go wilh your insiislincts and use Ihe Classilssiliedsloday. 26 ‘x60', Musi bo movod. _ bath now carpet. No pota. 1526 1/2 Fllor Avo. E. Ront ba sod on Ineomo. e66-7123or8e6-7932.' I^IL^R 3 D aim .. 1 o m nh. . Long term. $565 + dop. wotor pd. yd. ca/o provid- , Call 543-8633. FAWNBROOK APTS. !__ sewor/sanlllollon paid.d . 324-8903 or 543-6342.* od. rota,, no pota. $400 !Equol Housing Opportunity.* Coll to loaso your 1,2, or T h e Trimes-News i Classifiefieds $385 -f $300 dop. 1^0 pots KIMBERLY 2 bedroom, monlh + dop. 420-0125.* EDEN i 1 a 2 bodroom apts. 3 Bodroom Apt. 366-7974/590-1560* _ country homo. Avallablo' TWIN; FALLS 4 bdrm. Thompaon Proporly TODAYI 132 3W stra■eet West TViln Falls 733-0931 73 FILER Country IMng SoulhIlh Sept. la t 208-423-6119* 2 both 2 car garago, lorgo - . Monogoment 731-1779* a— olfnior.3bdrm..$600/mo. 734-1600 SHOSHONE 3 bedroom. 2! yard, $700 -f $70 0 dop. RLER F 3 bodroom. 2 balh. 1263 Overlaiand Ave. Burley 677-4042 67 MAGIC VALLEY AREA\ 208-326-5972. Iv. mag. 64 7 Fownbrook Avo. Now company kxjklnfl lo _ bath on ocreago For rentI credit chock roq., Loaso 3250 N. 2300 E.«B. 6mls. S. nior H.S. $500/month. H andicap accosslbio TOW.magIcvalley.com buy or loaso housoo, Any P' or loaso with option lo. optlon.734-9744 Darrin Equal Housing Opportunity* | prtco. Any condltk>n. >0 buy. Call 206-886-2400* 733-2121 (osk for Paul) * Coll C lof appi. 208-733-8891* .... Coll 1 * 2 0 » ^ -0 7 » 4 or d e p o sit. Lg, bock y a rdd . ^ 1-208-312-m s* No pots. Coll 934-4350.* = QOODINQ 2 bdrm. 1 bath N 0 ¥Mf w ith IW o» O f f i c e ^ 1 9 w /D Irtcludodjsn 9 acres, I I ^ 0 mo. Call 934-9595. I W l n1 Falla I / Buhl hi OM TWIN FALLS NEW 14X52.^ vory nice, firoplaco, W/O 2 bdrm , 1 balh, vaultodod lnck>.S525.208-934-95951 colilnos. Exc. cond.d . HAQERMAN 3 bdrm.. rtew $34,600.208-734-93t1.* caipet. Fireplace. Lg< yd.d. a $850. CounUy 3 bdrm.. ■ doublo wWe. a ^ ta n c e a . ■ $550. TrI-co Propertyly I ■ Mgmt. 324-2734 Icpm.us.* • HAZELTON 2 b d rm .,— 1 , riAOERMANnewor ih 3 bdrm,./Ur. foncod yard,i, NICE HOME ON SMALlALLB ACREAGE l Immedlatr Povintlen PRtCEADJVp/tOTiWavr * a balh, ahowor & lg. tub. I $750 or sen. 733-1360. Great home wilh split bedrootroom floor plan.Uruc . ll tile homeofyour ilreamn, Livingruot lue Classic Enclosed Hot Tub withh On this lovely lownhouseise lilocated close to collegal ' W/D. appli., wood atove. I ice.H fonnal dining room. 3 Iwdrootn* 2 t If tiuuicr suite with oveniizc walkinwal closet, two full ,:halli.an^all S k S iy Sndbw.i. o ' & Stucco Exterior. Must Sec>ee! Exceptionally beautiful yard.’fencedyard for privacy i£d rencadyM .no pota. yoarU? HeU ti' Jated with tile ami carpet. For dad. cliecl • le a s e . $376m o. -fSSOO30 Um krtKOtx wsy . . . w«hh baths. Home is well taken care*re o f * ready 10 move !;rcey^:iwl.h All Updateded 3 bdrm/2bath. flrcplace with allII immaculaie 3 bedroom.m. 2 bath with double car* garsge. RVpatking and eaiy malnienanc ll garage. A musi sec for only)nlySll8,900 MLS«I074M dep. Call 20e-«9a-C714*r | d — H»«d.73a^)ft31. _ into. Acreage is in grass bulbut could be put into ursinriprinklert. Owner* ore molivaied. WonVonVt Iom long “PP’'"•pliances incliidcd. Full unllmsheU pasture for an Bninul.Sl34.9i14.900 MLS « 104247 SI08.900.MLS*I077-M • tusemeni.. AC.AC Sprinkler, Detached Garage. Sllft.500MLS»l07736s n Colt Donna 420-4504'504orShey420-236S ’ Call G ail Q uinn @ 4 2 0>-7238 -7 : or 733-0008 C«<1•aUJuiy Hoffmim SOl^SMO orJ2i326-S680 HvSat'Sabda Si9~JJ2t er 733-U40 , I IMP mmm l i l i p iW B iP B a m ROI/TYOIIIf I ■IB B a i '.ltO(m.BACK.YARDANDRIDE.O C lM R fU m t 316Q Lenttew, Drfyt ftf anet up in Knck Creek Can;.anyon«iih main level famil)mily room wilh fircpIace nnd newly'ly front lot for inventory orir disploy.di: Large shop near Rctl. 3.5 baths, central air, proptropanc fireplace. Inrge ^HA home on lOncm. 2 pMlutet. horxc country kilchen. ctc, FurmalII dminjj,dii family room. Rv/.iwflOfVgaraxe for all lhe loyt. Caich fltli f« len. 1816 sq. Aon main level with1 3 back o f propeny with plentyenly o f room for a growiijg ■ cuslom built ins. boy windoww »cating.»< Jacuzzi tub, Ruck Cretreck which rvn« lhrnu||h lhe hjck yard..rd.d..ex life get bedrooms. I 1/21/21 buths plus K96 in basement withith business. Fence surrouniounds entire perimeter. • tiled floors, and noI muchinu morc! any benerhe: lhan ihitl'l /.WC7:ff£‘fl{.C/,7»n J possible 2 bcdrooiIroom.H. Aulo sprinkler, covered dec!cck S4HS.000MLSVlLS»l05OHO il $299,900. MLS«}» 1075641 Mt.S»MK.I71 SIOM:iOK.500 MLS»IU785« Call Uurti FlngeraU 2i0-6i0 - M // or 734S336 'Call// Gudrun1 Hallows 308-1298 or■734.1298 7J CallGoyUAn

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• ------^ K S T A WU n U B U C P f ^ Sunday, Aiigiigust 24,2003, TlmM-Ntw*,iw*. Twin Falls, Idaho p s , ...... ReBAL,Es TE TWIN FALLS A c le a n1 2 V w iti FALLS HBO, : TWIN FALLS Single a LOST Blaok Toy Poodle FALL LEAGUES r •IWIH FALLS, at Loko CloJoland, Sun­ FORMING Jo in Ihe Fun. * , *«*•*••••«•••#• bdrm ., 1 bam, carport totaOta rrtlrcrowave & refrlglemtorr double epaoea avaU. Free '* • ol Stonge, W/D hookup.ip. CallforprtoM mo. rent Cam«> Mobile1 f a x ‘ day 8-17. Hor namo lo Snaka Rhm-Bowl. 'SPARIOJNQ CLEAN^ S526/mo. (801)9^1200M OaprfMoM 73$-e46r E a t a f a . Call 734-6064* . U.Lo. Coll 2 0 6 -^ -2 5 4 6 * Cannow206-6T»-2696- For STUFF ' !: Stuclo & 1 bdrm. 2 0 e - 7 M « M ^ ” h a q e r h a n e I • YOUR . $360u)dup TW INFALLS LOST Brittany Spaniel. $99orL «M TWIM »t*U6beautHut dog kennel 26x56 feel. Fomaio. Collar w/togo 76-6*11* 176K)e.non LnsKfey&OomM Fu* OLO TOWNE LODGE ^ . 8338ho«hon«N. 3 bdrm., 2 balh. appla..f-> Clean &<^roome Contalna 7 parttttona and AD Spanioh Fork Pollco a ntokor ntoe tooking, • W/D hookupe, AC. P ^ . I grooming parlor. Pleasa dopartmont and rabies. 8 lines :>10^u0 7»< W 0-* Mtorowave & refrtg. HBO TIMES CLASSIFIED 8 ‘days M garage.$885 a up.P - Laundiy. No Peta. ' can 206-6^-6407.* SHARE a targe hom e with Approx. 3 yrs. old. Last ^gS2er, dar>cer, » 23fr2 Sunrtie. Can 208-^ 2482ndAve.W.733«S30.*-* TWIN' FALLS hot tub a patio, $275 OEPARTMENT soon 8/17. REWARD for B orM oif hurrtor, apenda S dollars* w m FALLS ' 733-8207 or 734-(0t2.* Information or dog. 208- wlntera In AZ. a t home.on ^ TWIN FALLS $105/week.~ www.TwinFaUsShop8.com Includaa utlltltaa. Call 1*2B«Jrooo) _ tWlHI>AU:&"dlean~2or3 »• New. Lower Ratea* afler-7 pm 206-73«-«M»* 731-3332 or 734-7531.* a C C Golf Courae. *’ H aD ewa ProfMrty M gm t. $375maOu(etmkso»wve, , 20e>734-8638 - •'*isassss.t ' bdm*. apta. Al apple, fum."?• refrig. 4 ulfle. Ind. a 'TWIN FALLS Main St. LOST Chlhuohuo X, red Oiys. Prtvate ParV Only.- 1900 lOmbMty M i l l TWIN PALLS Roommate O R '■strip up his nose, block W /D hookup. On cul-da- it buikSngnexttoFoxFtora). w anted. $250 month, utli- aoe>7344S34 ___ aac. $466 or S640hno. * TWIN FALLS Basement 208-677-4643 collar, rtomo Is Nike. male. SSES' CafltMtoda^ II. room, separate entrance. Main floor a finlahed Mes pakf. 206-733-0973. (o nva a fun ttte. TWIN PALLS 1 bdna, W/DV/D $400 dep. Call 20S-731- (BURLEY) Noor Cotlego, Dorm a The T^m es'News UtUa.pd. $260.733-8603*• bamt. Perfect, ready to Reply to Box 93431 0/0 , - hookup, atov* A r«frlg.rig. B149eraOM2M148* - uae. Totet 5000 eq. it. Falls. C all 206-736-6221* Ctaaaifled Department. _No pets. $400 dwostt. ff- TWINFALLS rooms for Tlnwa-Newra PO Box 646 733-0931sxt2 ■tt. tW mkALLddfn. Ntw owner. Cooperat/wa FOUND lovoly fomolo LOST ^ gold nockloce in. Twin F an s. Idaho 63303.* .-CtlC208.42W65* . 2 bdmi., 1 bath, loaded.Kj rant, furnished nlca no° tem)a.Cal206-7202S23.* f Harmon Pork. Small — 677-4042.*' 4. smoklng/drlnking, $16 0 . black Lab w/bluo collar. 1 RETIR E single lady 65. ; TWIN FALLS 1 yr. old, very nico lltllo dog. reward. Coll 208-539- < 3 * month. Includes utilities.I. 'TWIN FALLS Main SL Pta- 5058 o r 208-734-5776* Pretty; pMKe, Non *★ ★★★ ★★ ★it ! a p t. no smoMng. Wtch»n — SlOO aecurity depoelt. za either front oxpoeure 536-6561 or961-4036,* _ am o k o r.to v es to traveL ^ i appllancaa, eantral vac.ac. 'fWBTPAEEg------N earoollege. Call1 orinaktoSroomapecefor LOST Lob X Reward, Excellent | c re d it Looking I I naar downtown ft court- FOUND PoodM LhaaaApeo REMEMBER , ★FALLS APTS.*k 208-733-8627.*______numorous applications. black, mole, noutorod, i tiousa. $375 atectrtdty 2 132MatnSLS.720-2S33‘ fomolo, short holr, )ust modlum sized, nomo la '“"’S.'SSir” That ™ birthday ad you ptooed * : & dop. Amarlean Roal groomed, noor Shoshono Cisco. By Ellzoboth St. q som e tim o a g o In 77ie ' TWINFALLS Ropfy to bo x 94734 c/o ,T^nes-A^ewsTNowtstlw . E atato , 734'««60* I Street. 8/21/03 Coll Coll 208-212-0003* TlTln>oa-Nevra P O Box 548 — 1,2,3 Bdrms. I Otnc»«t>op-Warohouao’s 206-308-4866* ^ 1time to oo m e ptok up your •* TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 2 I Vartoua Sizes a Locationa LOST Lot) X, black, large. Twin T< Fans. Idaho 83303.* ^pIctuiM. S to p by tho Cliia- ; bath. ^op«ta,$S00lT>o.••■: t $369-$515, . In Iho Oocio area. With- Some 0W&W/D hookupa.« . FILER Extra ntoo. d e a n - Haiiowa Property MgmL FO U N D SW Of Jo ro m o , aifled D e p t todayl • ; dap. Lorotta 731-1779.* laOOKtob^Rd. long shoggy holr, is deaf. :__ SpackHta andcleon. . 1 4 'wide. 2 bdrm., w/ahod. »11 . 139 Sixth Avo. Wost modlum sizo fomato dog. block and white spotlod REWARD. 206-664-7387 S.A.O. ff Stress, Anxiety or ^ ’ TWIN FALLS 2 bdrmIt., ., No peta. 734-6600* $376 + depoelt. No pets. PO Sox 1163 or 431-4765* M b a th . No pata. $42S/mo.^ iw iti fiALLi La. 2 bSH;r ^ raferenc«s.32S-68Br ■ 736-2299 with brown marking, woor- _ Depreaslon. neensed pro- B ; -»$42&*dep.206-73»a66r^ aome utlla. $450«- dap. Ing blue collar. Coll 32'4- LOST L Mole Rotlwollor. feaalonal | counaellng. In- ■ P- KIMBERLY Ctoan & quiett I Twin Polls, Idoho 2642 o r 644-1836.* w earing collar, toll longer formol i settlnge. 7 3 4 4 im * ^ In 361 Sth Avo. E. 733-5038'9 2 bdrm .. 12 fl. wide, nice I thon normal, lost soon on — PBEONAHCYCIBSacailM • 4 ^ lo x , alaoL heat. a p ^[•- . . 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Rotriovor X Blondo to­ Reward $200 Coll t Extra nice 4ti.* 2.8hor-pol/iRotrlovor x s SS,rises. at Westerra Real Eatoto _ pupa. ad on the first day. YOUR c!Chapter 7 bankruptctoa. 1 bath townhouse. No ADOPTION Jeff Stokaf a t 734-6452* . peta $470 -f depoelt Calt* n Iroo vkfoo libra/y, Group, 208-733-7653 or' VW/UfTED a p t studto, guest 3.Hoelor X fomolo pup . If you find an error 208-736-8884 after 5pm.*, . enclosed garaoes. 208-308-6343. cottage, non-smoker, 4. (2> Dachshund X 1 BANKRUPTCY L CaltorVlaRt^yl soml-rotlrod, profosslon­ adult fomolo. 1 younger ^ZRhodnlanRldgebackmIx, w e will c o rre c t it. AD 4 TWIN FALLS 1055 Bluo 12 weeks old VWowiUnot borosponsibto , TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom.T). 661 Saratoga Dr. al, couniry ok, ASAP malo. Uncontostod divorce 2 bath, an appla, W/D. In­n- 735-1600* Lakes Blvd.. 820 sq.ft.. Evos. 641-367-6949* 5.Yollow Lab/Shophord >Black Lab, fMiwlel yr.old for orrors aflo^ Iho first TfMES-NEWS $675 mo. Call 734-3W3.* - 2 Lab mil, mala fetnate 1 yr. day ol publlcollon.* $295+ flUng feea. Can cld. AC. $525/month. X pupa. 2 CLASSIFfED . tonfree.i-Bee-eea.2309*I A uguat Free. 308-1317.* Yy/IN i^aLLS Sm. 2 bad TWIN FALLS 2 medlcol K 6. Siberian Husky, odult old — room. 1 both, oafbaoe + office suites. 32S Martin I noutorod molo. Coll Twin Foils DEPARTMENT bat s; Sk r Dptc y ' TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom,^ water paU,. $350 + 0 St. Sultaa »2&3. Call I 7.Hoolo^ussiX^gig^ Thla Is a public aarvlca aiv 733-0931 ext. 2, or 208-73^5538 ^ . Atl utllltlea paid $600'Jf depoaft. Call 423-4940* 208-733-2885 oxt. 5.* nouncamentof Burtoy 677-4042.* Economy Rates ; ■ -^$300 dep. 1 bedroom, JEROME (3) opacos for Hours: Monday-Friday ThaTlm«a-N«wt. = First Visit Is Free all utllKJea pokl, $325mo'. o. WENDELL Nice cloann TWIN FALLS lease now ront. , Mojostlc M oadows. afternoons L. 208-6^-4543. F - -f$ 2 6 0 dep. 323 2nd Avo-II. 2 bodroom apartment't 2000 sq ft offlco sulto, Vorontoa 644-1187* RAYBORN 0- conventont locatton, OW. Saturday 10-2 LOST r Black Lob'molo. ( B u r l e y ) * .. .pooN.CaH208-734-*870- Okl Towno. choose paint = C losed Sun. a holtooys, \ -- stove and refrigeratorf cw poL Portdng. 732-0068* KIMBERLY Slnglo wide w/groon collor. South ol ■ LAW W EST TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 Included Equal Housing ond now doublo spaces Wo con only koop Fllor.. Call 208-420-2641* ■ c< anim als 48 hours, Ihoy _ Compassionate, caring, 208-732-5676 bath, W /D hookup, loncod Opportuntty. S38-6244* “ TWINFALLS avoll. 1 Friendly Vlilage oQsy going, financially so- ' I ^ . yd.. DW. garago, water, B Oftlcos - S hops M I obile Eatatoe. Aak oro thon sold or LOST ■ i Block loathor ® Read The 1-888-567-56761 - •' 1 V arious Sizes a Locattons i DESTROYED, SO r cure, groat looking white ' ■ eewer oart»ge pd, $560, about 1 month ront FREEI plonnor. Insldo is a work .45 yr. old molo,'mot on- AC. 5 7 0 Jackaon. Call 423-6253,* plooso call dolly for Ilmo , cord from Cloar Se Habla Espafio! up-to-doto Information \ Joys lito Is sooking o pollto f SINCE 1984* • Call 20a-733-3000.‘ I ^13C»!^^^^d“#1l‘" ^RUPERT JB*a mobile Wotor Coro Contor. Nood ijtomolo botwoon ago 35- v or loovo a m ossago. personal p Iloms roturnod. . Classifieds _ ; TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm,. 2 JERbteE kdtdayMoW Homo Park lots for $150. 4 6 for com panionship, ro- Looking (or extra vaeauon 1 Nood cBsri? T«am up witrf mon. t + doposit. Trash a No quostlons oskod. Losl -monco and possible m o n ^ Wh* not sen ihoM Under new managomenL This Is a public sarvlco bbotwoon 4th Avo. N. ond • apU.Pw8h^kuw, noIO Nice, clean, comfortobk) dOMJried onO m«k« a Iffllo water t Includod, pots ot- announcament ot E rolallonshlp. Sond corre- ^ •tBHlMd Kama youVa baan prom MiUng the lisms you lowod I $25. mon + dopoalt. Bluo Lokos. 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For expand­ • CLASS A CDL SponaorMi b y PfSBChooJ. 734-371B.*It?' afOtm.org. Ooafng dal i , ntllee. tuRton ed Job description andj S i= E = drfver’s i l d ^ ^^)e(*n- ^ lsB/BA)3.ThaClty^Tvirl 600-801-6616. „ H ay -co m se a so n • UOHT INDUSTRIAL CSI tlon Deputy position BO BEEP Day C a rs & wwwjool. Lsam whlls“• tunity Emptoyar.* -FORKUFT o b t ^ A CDL Dcanea), having fun. ICCP ___ T NO EXP? ^ i^ R O B L E M ttee, P.O. Box 1007. Twin OPERATOR T h e Tlm«»fi«ws high echooi diptoma or up. CONSTntlCTION Fun and part tim e drWerss CDLTFIAINING Fails. ID 83303-1907. -HOUSEKEEPING epprovsd. Agaa 2 &up. AVAILABLE GED. 2 year* or a oom- Pipe oparator/foramarian, ne*d*dtorun (208)736-7251 or emailii - - CLERICAL For more bination ^ 2 year* *d- I. 11 w*etem statea. penonnelOtfkl.org. Clos-*■ FARM - CONSTRUCTION www.swlfttTans.com ' Information ■ ucatloii (lr< addition to P— ^ 1 7^8225 or fS'rst n - C lassA C O U hge«&X>3.* Wanted exp. farm machin- - HEAVY EQUIPMENT 'high school) lull tlm* * -suma to 208-726-1626*6* double a n d tanker •eoe-mffimln 23 yrs. okT ery operators. 324-7146* OPERATOR 208-735-3267 has awfng shHI opsnlnQi ■ I m u ipm ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ work and/or mBitaiy ex­ ICCP. oparatad tiy a ccar- ar CORRECTIONAL DSPUTQt y endors*m*nt. FARM -PRODUCTION perience, abMy tt meat , OPERATOR W anted dependable & axp. TEMP a PERMANENT tmed Haad Start Isachartier. Accepting appileatlona an lAlAmMed'' 7Mn Faf/s Cana/ Co. &mall ttwetandantsforoartl- Call 3 24^142* taatingtoaatabUahan me., a oon-proftt organl- truck drivers & tractor op ­ PO SnX }flS ficattonW for me klaho . haa an Im m ediate APPLY IN PER SO N zatton for paranta of chtt-, opening for an *xp*rl- erators lor potato a b**t Paaoe Offleera Stan- -SfiCffYKHFSTKSCSr . dran wlih disabilltlee Is harvest. Autp. tran a .. no TODAY! waakartcis av a il Maala & *“»SJ«*5S!Sr , *nc*d*qulpm*ntop*r- ' LAW ENFORCEMENT dards Tr«ink«(POST7. M l County Convcbona 300 seeking a part time parent\ atortnour^MDhMon. CDL req., new equip. 870 Blue L akes Appllcsnts muat paaa snackalndudadAliaoaai Educatkm Coordinator to Jerome area. Reference*. Blvd. N: S te. 4 771* Klmb0rty‘Han0»n tha TFCSO hiring pro­ Call 20ft-324«784.* < N. Lincoln. Ja ro m a , ID o 1-WXM67-2911 M-F ( SWiia required: Polto* D*partment ie ac­ assist Spanish apaaklng( « Experienced backhoa Call676«S3* cess, whtoh wn Indude cccnEH Torasree * 8 am to 6 pm M O ST families through phon* cepting applications for a OT -sissssr \ and excavator operator. FARMHAND hiring pool for future op en ­ but pot be Imited to, a ProschooVdayouv. 206-32f-7563* " contacl, workahops and’ « Class A CDL required Experienced In moving Aa««2-5. 20a»7a»«Q48.* •■mail. It r*qulr*a m ain­ ■ HEALTHCARE I lnga for Police Officer. — DELIVERY DRIVER ----- OREAT * Knowledge ot the hondlines, driving a ten DO YOU WANTTO DAY CARE h a a av an in g REGIONAL RUNSI taining a hom e office In' Twin Falls C an al S y s- wheeler and tractor,. Calt the Twin Falls/Burley ar­ High echooi diploma'or opanlt^a tor child cara.,!!1" PAM OII, Inc. curranOy rtashai GREAT COMPANY tem is helpful. 208-324-3040.*, ’ ’ EARN $1300 equivalent, must paaa payohoiogical testa a Mon.-FH Catl 410-0220* ea. b* bilingual, have SiuoeorMirrTherawn ^ an opening for a Partsrts Company Ortvare - This Is a year around po- FINANCU^ IN A WEEKEND? writtsn exam, phyaioal bAVdARg-i^paninsa. strong com puter and' sitton with benefit pack- b*a$15f** (cash only) I " ' Expraaa O fM r to dellvaiIver Oonf m laa ouM communication skills, Entry level financial ad v lao r ER NURSESI test, oral board, psycho­ for taking tha written Full-Part-A«ar SchoolJi merchstndtoa to customerrters Frequent ftom* time; ; age Induding: postttonwlth W addell a All Shift* Available logical exam, VSA exam , All houra. 2 0 0 ^ 4 ^ )4 2 4 * !2" Lotsofmll**! al}lllty to travel within the' * Vacatton tast (to cover tha cQat M l inth* Twin FaUa area. Twin Falla«urley and aur- R eed. Fun mentoring a n d dm g test and background of test booklets). AppU- D A Y C A R E B ig 'L l ItiofTte Must b e 21 y a ar* oWwith wltl CKO, a OM alon of * Sick Leave Long and Short Term check. Salary rang* (XI. ■ Prtm* Inc • rounding areaa, soma 4> Blue Cross insurance cattonsaieaval^at Ranches Jerome, hasIS 2 a dean dfhrtrm record. evening and weekend Fax resum e to Twin Falla Flexible Scheduling $1064 to $3070, piua ban- Twin Faila County Hu­ oponlnga, 8am>6pm.>m. knowtadg* of Twin Fallatiit 1-e00-»4»<224* « PERSI Retirement oflice 208-738-0043.* _ work, four to stx thrse day, Twin Falls Canal Com- man Reaoureaa, 4th Mon.-Fri. Ann 644-1420*20* and excaptilonal cuatom e ■ til ^ annually. $t0 /h r„ re- Med/DentsSljS'boneflta Floor Cowthouae, 426 sarvlc* skllle. Uftlng upipto t( , pany is a Drug Froo FLAGGERS Matching 401k c ity Hatl, 132 Main SL N. StAVatnomsmom. ■ Imburaed expenaes. Call Certified fiaogera n e e d e d . Shoahon* 8ti*M North ’^ 3 SO Ibe. Mon-Frl S-6pm. ■ forappltoattonandjobd*- C o n ian y on web ana Limited space. Meals AppN a t TFCC Offlc* SO S Staff^B SM Vie* www.dyofMmbetfy.org^ o ro n our w ebelte a t ■ acrlptton 2 0 6 - 3 4 2 - ^ or 677-076-8326 ext 242 Includod. 2 0 6 -7 3 5 ^ 9 81 .* ^ - PAMofferscontpetttlvapa; ^ WethAv*.W**t 883 Blue Lake* Blvd. N.* W JRTfBTaEyeliterTof I 1-800-242-4785. Dead­; Twin Falls, Idaho 63301 D«Sln?fw»r3d^ line for applications Is GENERAL ■ dtyofklmSe^r!^ special n e ed s child. S Will 206-733-8731 Ctosing d a te will b e 5pm a tio n la 0 9 /0 6 /0 3 . train In cares. Must be O R e*M r* O Septem ber 16th. Parents' Cloaing Oat*: EEO/Drug Free ofchildrsn wllh disabili­ Mon.-Fr1. C ^ f o r in S . Sept 10, 2003. The dity workplace. | CPR & First Aid catttllad.l»d. Help um D * lh w S ucc*** A ugust 27.2003* CatI20S>731>7403* - ties are strongly encour­ 208-366-1906* MSNHeatth.com* Fuer& Safety aged to apply. * Oppc«unity^Em5oy»r“*' WANTED C hildcarei r e T o a p p ly call Bonus poasibi* provider for ono 2 year*jar- (666) 70 6 0 6 7 6 * Hsm e Frequently. old child. Full-time, som e ----- 86fr«600tK)0* woekonds. exp. a must.u™ Dfliii^n Call 2 0 6 ^ 5 -4 1 6 1 .* O ynatac DrlUlng ie currenttj H i I aaeklng exp*rlancad pro fesslonala for upcomlnf I aum m ar a n d faU pro|ecti In tha following poaltlORa:nt: ^ H i 1 n DRILLERS AND no. DRILLER’S HELPERSA T n w k D r h M 7A5$aRmiBTi5fB^ ^ klaho B**t H auler* in U Conduct public opinion In thla poaltion, th a candi- data will n jn o r help a u p polls over tha telephone. Would you Ilk* to tw 'p art A H f l ‘ f l ' . ABSOLUTELY ur. port a n d m aintain drlllins"'’0 of th* Tranmymfm* NO SALESIII lent operatlona and aafal) famMy of d riv e ra ? Do Strictly raa aa rc h . '• & com plat* protect*. Thla li S7.00 to $«.00 p a r ho uirs. r. not an OWOaa rio^Thi Casual work environmentIma proap*otlv#%V1rMlns Flexible eves, daya, & Cor* o f R otaiy »r musi ♦ Average p a y $2,100- I a capable of provtng 2 •» $2,300 per m onth s h Ip t h year* of MSHA certmca->«•* (Indude* Inoanttva pay SI C loaa to CSI eam p u a** . tlona. 2 ♦ yaara experi- I— Jg For m ore Information— ence on surface Cora o* Call 736-2663 I t Rotary rlga with down Dental Plan *«*★****★**★■**•m. hola dhiling *xp*ri*noa In ♦ 4 0 1 k Ptan A u b rro R ;on excesa ot 1,500 feet,<> *a ♦ Longevity Bonua Night shift. Hotel axp.Ino a currant Commercial Drtv< plus. Full & part time ars llcansa and a cleaniis WB driving raconi. eapabi* oi of-lha line equlpfnint poaltlona. Apply In person“ aalely working at helghtaIhts than thirty feel. Jo b * a v a ll^ l* (n 7>wtn The prospacttva candi* Palla. ID • Paul, ID • dataa wUUnon*** to work CHIQiGQli] m m s m s ^ « Fast QIaaa la looking forX* long and pTiyaically da- g s x ’.i‘i.;5?*;n*d ■Xl-Podo(.,V«,b«»M.tisti mm V«, Aulo, Air Conduortli^w/liw'lo>»Ml«lt70liT . v'; nnrPocbot,MyLMxUl#6988T mobile auto gtaaa inatatlaf" • m antfng hour* aw ay from™ hold • ourr«nt CDU. I ^ hom a a n d fam ily In vari-ari- IOB Wd> >13,995 $■ Wo6M6^9S $ i I WosMt,995 $ 1 ^ New hire bonua. ir)duatr/s o u s/a x tre m a c llm a taa‘ Is'■ F or a n a p p lic a tio n o r MOW 1 0 « top wagea and beneflts.'rs. necaaeary. Proof ot au* more Infomuitfon call . NOW 1 . 2 . 9 9 5 1 NOW R[ i 5 , 9 9 5 ^ J , 9 9 5 1-776-646-106B* led thorlxBtlen to w ork In ^ the ToUF t m AUT6 M6 TtVB------mg United SUtaa la required ' Exp. detaliar. Mln. 3 yra.'i n for all poaltlona. exparfance. Also neededar* a car vmsh person. DrugV*. If lnt*r*at*d, pl*aaa free workplsce. Apply In contact: p e rso n TDK Auto Bar- vto» 2S74 AdW aofi A mFT . Human Raaouro** C 4 a t N a P h o n a Callail*,Vr R*f*r*no* 68L 94 A u ra H o n v B------n o DYNATEC DRILLINQ) ...Is aooaptlng ■ a » 2200 South, 4000 WastIt aplleatlona for JltryLubo\»noH hiring FT Salt U k a Ctty, UT 64120 technicians. Customer 20 the lolknving poeltlons: Fax: 601-973-2904 Truck DrIVBr/ service friendly. Some,• Phona: 601>e06-1036 or computer knowledge— e-m alt " Yard Man - helplul. Beneflta available. estradaOdynataouaa.oom EQutI Oppomjnlty Emptoysr*r_ Class A CDL I Miiiiiiiiimn A dairsssi^- loaMvrid^lmMlWIITO:7033T ‘S(rPeebo*,loo(iidw/Only3< 'CUMMNS' OiusI, N h lootUi 169061i906T BIAUTV------It- Halratyllat Wa>'1M95 $1 Wgt*2a,99S $ 0 | Wets *27^98 $ 9 0 Fantaatio Sams NOW A A m5 , 9 9 5 1 Now hiring aalo n atyllaL j^KM arr[ . r s s i NOW J1 7 . 9 9 5 NOW JO ,9 9 5 " High starting payl I Insurance and oom patWva FT 6 PT positions avail. w agee a n d benam 73J.7267/731-2474 .* *************** packae*. eASHiEK : ^ SDEDICATBD Full time. Must be posmoNS NO PHONB CALLS 19 years o r older. AVAILABLE Apply in person * '■““Fmjn'”™ after 9am ® * S ad Lake - D enver . Building Supply « B e an e « BuiTtte ■ I Salt L ake • N orthern CA^ siSWMtMlnj^to^ 799 Chaney Dr. Suite 3 Salt LaJia • L as Vagaa TWln Falla* C om a a * * W hy D R IV IM W * Ar* B * t t ^ Flatbede, w/O least 1 yr. CASHIER « Call Now 60»-701*«669* OTR exp. o p e ra te In 11 JOIN OUR T, AakforJarad wast states. Exo. pay Ai n 6 mo*. R*o*nt OTH Exp. benefits. Hom * regutarty DYNAMITE TEAM “ a CDL-A . W s are oKsrlng you the 600-463-2227* opportunity to Join I www.knigr^m,c9m^ Our - J DRIVBM ji#;ojoT ' wU y badidw/AMwMMmofI 969971997T ' fa m In th e follow ing — Needed for manur* haul. ... U y b o cU l 170527 'Dinrnx'DlM ^M yle^f; d D W 7IH position: Seasonal a n d yaarV -C an - ‘ Wos*M^99 $ 0 4 M u *41^95 for an a p p t 636-6023.* ' Wa.*a»>*95 $ « • Caaft/ar • Part time.g NAPA A U TO P A R T S i NOW ! 9 , 9 9 5 ” NOW d # , 9 9 9 5 Saturdays only. Could J* DfUVIRS NOW 1 6 . 9 9 5 ^osslt>ryjro^ into m r e 'kS^pAnwSwnifSiSgmiMt 10 wheeler w/COLyr round, Top wagea. 420-6900’ ] experience raqulrad. Parts D*llvary Drlvar o s m D S ------Come Join o o r t* a m . Enjoy Call Heather to echedule Part-Uma Parta Dalhwyry beneflts such aa: home Check Olla tO n rN e vw Web Sitee . « w w w . s ii i t t o n a n tins.com a your Interview. Drlv*r In th * Jerom e ttme, good pay. \>*catlon 733-3033'. S e e u s on the < area. VaUd drtver'a ncanseM pay, health inauranea, & web at I. and currant MVR r * q u lk ^L multlpia eafety bonueea. I www.11lhla.com Appllcante ehould be Taam. Soto, or Relief. r S a V d b y d oStomer friandly and Neweqj«xt-e8M06«7» J T T O ^ ^I & S c m s •M ustbeatlaaatlByrs. ari)oy axoeedlnp custom er 1 S u ol age v^lth e valid driv- *)m*ctatlona. j f U t i m WHAT HAVE TO ' bfeVttft*------^ 1- A U T ^CENTER I ar's license and good Local company kwklng for I ' driving record. OFFER: In adifltton to ■ c ar* ar, waM drtvars to run dadloatad TTiMn M offer a oemp«tmv* aalary.Z run Midwest to Northwest U L n H IA _Minlmumor23yr*.ofag*. _ * 2yrs. ov*r th* roadI - 'iwwwiraMhqndseiiiniitom - ^ expertanoe. 20*444-1 Oil ■ i M m i F a x raau m a to l-800-672-2alaas • N. Moln SI.»./Hwy. 75 • HatliHeir • 788-222$ I * a O * 4 2 4 -« 7 W or DRIVBM /inh Mb CLERICAL , • Pfcj* Tax, rrtnHe, UceriM. Price <}o«i not»Mii

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^ 1 . ■. I c P 12TU»M H»Wt.1V«nFn Fall*. tdlK> Sunday, Augit»gurta4,2003 ______P H A m ^’reCHMClAN PR, lESTAtJRANr I PROCessiMQ OPERATOR OF . •*!! ^v«s. & wtovta. w iM psraone MEDICAL MEDICAL MlMBCeLLANCOUS ^ PI Aaalatant Mill O perctor. 837-6227 ask for Carer mRtOATION 1 RN ft LPN FT poeltjons. .Bt■ Balea for Custom Homee, >S e a P a o o f Id a h o ts n o w Aa Caring wor1(*f for aman 4 0 * hrs./wsek. should Ful time axpertenoed tech- ’ , A flfowlngw*#t#m Mon­ Days. eves. & part tlnv' M od0 a o « lo « n expwidb>gandt>as 4 nidan jweded weekdays *SSSi''SSSS» iEsTAORAffT • tana IrriQBtion CO. It residential cars. openings for flsh process- h >low hiring frien d ly w ait- 22 h ray w eek . Fri. & S ar. t nights. Contact S tacey 4 every olher Saturday. —______Now ing plant worke«^ on both M h tS be dep en d ab le. Wiii & i*t Btt slaialaff forlunch and day ‘ . Please call T35-9796* S nalte River R e h ab Lojsrasss. i train right person. Mon.- Corroetlttve benefits. Re- SAI - Buhl. Can 206-649-6401* Appotntment eettara. day and evening shms. t> eume required. 788-6713 BBUILDING SPEC tA U ST ahlft. ahlf Apply in p e rso n ! largaln^kmsysnrnt. MEOICAt. E x ^ e n c e preferred but Frt. N im shift, so m e SaL •• Burtey P t o Hut* • S7/hr.^E738-»9Sg.» ask for Jackie* ClC teaiy BuUding Corp., a EI«artciffww*klino«*- Full tim e MT o r MLT. muatrt MEDICAL ' ' not r>ecessary. S < eo P M of k W to offers: $ n a t i ^ laaSsr In th e 5 ^ perim ca rtMdod. be ASCP certified orr M ental heam i te clin lelan Join our graat team i > PLUMBERS manufacturliw a n d . AJann co. moko $S,000/mo RatiUI p«rtB and yw d equivalent. Day shift. Ro­»- PT/FT. HS graduate req. C all 733-7979* needed w/2 yrs. mln. exp. constnictlon of ovor + qOuallty sato s rops only. tating. call. & holldaya.1. Worfc wen wi/public. Com - _ ^ Medical a n d dental * Hslloy/Sun Vallsy area ^50.000 pre-onglnoorod 206-440-0311before20& 4pm* MISCELLANEOUS Insurance. Flying J Ino. offers unbeat- 720-3679 S or 786-2032* background a plu*. Exc. benefit pockago- CallU pulor. general office & Ml ’able career opportunities buildings, seeits on assor- ___ Compfltoilva aalaiyand 208-934-4433 ext. 138.' cooking skills req. Q ood Enlhuslasttc Er person want- .✓ Retirement plan. * SALES and fun b e n t a l W e are PROORAMp r tlvo customer sen/lco 8 "-* bsnollu. driving record. N eed to do ed « to asslsi young man Premium | starting wagoa • oriontod individual to sell Lorgost Loro fumituro, floor cov­ wllh disabilities In Oood- for f experienced trimm ers. 0growlrig and looking for COORDINATOR c 01 ering. ond appliance storo Coll i- a o M 6 4 .a a « - I M EOIC At 1 what noods to be dono. v quality'peopki to help us Fostsr/Pre-Adopt Fo PannX- ourdivorslflod LICENSED NURSES 21 yrs. old, Bockground Ing, i Idaho to achieve product lino In in Magic ^ l e y h a s on LABORER c h o ck . W ill train . 140 9 t continue our succoss as Ti opening for an oggresalvo Noodod PT. hoavy llfling Oioat opportunttlae for I one of th e fastest growing Coordinator c part tlnvi, 11 H m lto n , ID. RN’8 or LPN's. Uso ■ Kimbofty Rd. Twin Foils* ?T®S7?Qroaf|mefS>!N» f t 4074 N. 200 0 E. ° nosponsibllltlos indudo sales u l person. Compony foqulfod. S7.00/hf. Cafl oxporlonce necessary. Flier, Idaho 83328 ' lull adrvlce restauranl m tr onth poslllon re q u ire s Tl benefits, liberal com m is­ your excellent nursing com panies In Ihe countryll MSW,m foster caro system pprospecting, solUng. o n d m i 208-53S-5719 (v. m sfl/ akills a s a cttargo nurso, MEOiCAL ‘Immediate opening. , Call (208) 326-3100. « monitoring Ihe building ston:sions. Inquire w/rosum e to S M ountain View < knowledge, training. t ffonnorFumfturo S-P»cH«envfr— W< LAWN CARE Wo offer oxcollent coro Cars Centar We have opporlunlUes for teaching tt experience. through . Lawn caro company Book­ to a wkJe varloty of ^ f jio n Scrtiul Inc - completion. Construction aOf»tM/nAvo.£. Now hiring: . 450 Falls Ave. ilOo' PROFESSIONAL P' ' • training n k>calty In Jerom o Closes c Sept. 3, Starts co Twin FmIIo. tttmho' ing omployoos. Goodd pallonts.skilkxf nuralng, Idaho; and oro accepting Immodlately. ir Find com- 0oxporionco: helpful. B aso ____ Wft^.Col208-28(XI609- FT/PT RN% l y i n F alls, ID 83301* ventilator caro and Flox nurso at special _ , Tho Sun Valley C onter lor resumes ri al this time for pleto p duties, quallflca- solory PLUS 0 wooWy f » rohab. Excellent satos 4 gonoml contracting SALES I LEOAL SECRETARY , pay rate MlMISCELLANEOUS the^Af^ rou^" Immetiiato placom ont. tions. tii appllcallon p ro c e ss se Edward Jones Invest- wtlh litlaatUn oxporionco. bonoflts and salary Por diom & PRN n u rso a t IHomomakors needed In ' & form on tho CSI w ob a t IniIncenth/o ond 0 significant quortoriy perfonnonco monts Is looking to For a small law tiim. Cofrt-t. pockagee. Contact scale plus Twin Falls ft Wendell. O alabaso Spoclallst to if11 you hovo restaurant vmw.C8lodu/}obs w EEO* open additional offices I Tommy Parton. DNS ioln our enthusiastic eUff supen/lsory/monogement s — bosod bonus progm m . ®P putor oxporionco a must. CNA'a ell shifts FPoslllon roqulros mature RESTAURANT J In Ruport and Iho sur­ Ability toinlorucl woli withh 206-677-3073 Hire o n b o n u s rollibio lr,dlvkjijals to In I Soptember. This person oxperienco o and great Benefit pocitago Includos c or apply in porson. EOE* | Moming cook, must hovo hoolth ond dental ^rounding aroo. Invost- c»on(s. Sand roaumo to Jo/n our ramify o ' work v w«h oldor., r'l^orm- io i respORslblo for Inputting roloroncos.r, eontaet u s monf roprosontativos and monaglng o u r donor t< strong line aidlls. a n d bo a Insuronce, 401k plan. 84600. c/o Tho Timos- quality staff. IIng housol'.oop;n7 dutlou. today at the Flyfng J, loam fJ player. Wago DOE. , noedod. Wo will pro­ MEDICAL ond ovont d a ta b a se s , 5380kghway93(l-64&5 « paid vacalton. holidays Nows. P.O. Bo* 548. Ploase apply at Contact Call Kurt 837-6227 for an ‘ vide comprohonsivo Looking lor a dopondablo. Including genoratkjn of Exite 173) In Jerome or C and a company vehlclo. Twin Falls. ID 03303* '■ 500 Polk St. E. T ask U nlim ited inlorviow/______I______Cl and caroor-long soles profosskjnal RN wllh KImberty. 10 EOE* 733-0497. EOE.* (program and dovolopment call c at (208) 324-3454 J;] Cloary Building C orp. Is o UFEOUAROS fomily owned a n d ond f " socurillfts Industry , strong cllnlcal^pooplo malilngs and roporia. Tho and a com ple tean RETAILr e training. Fox rosum o to Apply ot Clly Pool 734- POLICE OFFICER successful candklalo can oporolod business wllh .* skills. For homo hoalth. ■ MEDICAL • . I ?{ \ application.g Looking Lo< for S to re D irector « 1-888-747-8642, otton- 2336. 756 Locoust St. N.’L Mskeadlfferencall Tho City of Wondoll is ac- •ffocttvoly-nunago & a OperaUon Manager ovor 25 yonrs • .. RADIATION THERAPIST ”copilng appllcallons lor ol oxporionco. tion:“0 Lori Hendrickson ~MAID Exporioncod. CallI 733-8600 Oebro/Joannlo* Mounlain S tates Tum or * munipio projects, ond Is • , Equal( Opportunity p.positions avail, for convo- Tho Ounoo Molol, tho poaltlon of police computor savvy wllh Employer | ninlenco storo chain. Do- S ond rosumo via fax: 17 Institute. Full tlmo post- officer. ‘ Successful appli­ 606-649-7070 IDdwardJones 733-9141 I MEDICAL I tton, Mon.-Fri. d ay shllt. < , Mkrrosoft OffkM • • Pre | Employmont Drug p,pondable.oxcolloni cus- MANAGER RN CUNICAL rotating on call, full bon- cants ' must submit lo a Appllcallorts,'Excol. and Testing *r & Complotlon of tn. proferrod. , Excellent beno- A Lesley O reer • Attr not»ynXoddnofH hiring PT For additional, inform a- J ul^lMinout on oO In 2281 E 1010 S " " J 4 contor ptvol oxporionco.}. call. BSN. prior oncok>- tion on this position ond [plus benefits. Applk»tions ftts, exdting program s 1 1046 Stonetreo Dr. S a le s A sso c iate g gy and auporvlsory ox- moy bo obtalnod at tho and ovonts, groat staff. eiMBilWd. < Can us llrsl. .Mountain Home, Idaho . Hozolton. ID 83335 „position. Apply al tho Salartftd position, housing othor positions avail- [ A dnig-froo woritploco* provided. Sond rosumo lo0 porlonco required. Full Wondoll City Hall. 157 733^»31.J 6 3 6 4 r A iXaglc Valley Mall k«ation.‘ able visit our w ebslto ut ;W ost Moln. Box 208. 94610. c/o Tho Timos-I- bonoflts. Relocation if our J S en d yo u r re s u m e to Nows. Box 548 applies. Wondoll. 1083355 or may Brttta N elso n s t Twin Falls. ID 83303' A^y*MSt^lw*s°lSi- Ibo roquoslod by o-mall at fax #726-2344. cowO nonhrim .net. Appll- br T e r r ito r y - For additional Informo- man Rosourcos, 148 E, , h Lincoln Avenue MECHANIC tiononthls poslllon and cailons must bo rocoWed . m an R osourcos. 148 E. EOE AA/M/F/V/0 ‘ . tunityt 10 open up new w/dlosfll onglnos. wold-i* Jolforaon. Boiso. 250 saless office in lhe S f. Benedicts is a Jitissidnon-driven health care organi:’atnzaiion providing Ing. hydraulics. AC & gon-> S . E aglo Rood. Moridl- Magic Valley with an i i s i Luke’s- palient-Jbcuscd carc. W.Me arc lookiiisfor caring: professionalspn. zvho oral ropoir. Sond rosumoo an. Fax 208-381-4649 option to work out of to P.O. Box 5624. or 200-706-5241. n l i r Rofllonal or a top qtialitt/ health careire pprovider , Twn Falls. ID B3303' Call 208-381-1187 or I I iM led Cvnter ' .your home. want to work for 208-706-5240. Newspapers a rc ' our MECHANIC EOE AA/M/F/V/0 Suaess Never products, ’ and who O RN (FT) Acute Care.re. 2 positions, night and eveninceve shift. ' Wantod Iruck mochanlc. I MISCELLANEOUS villingness to train, current;nt RNI license. Ploaso call324-714B» I (loc.<>n’l need advertis­ OB expciience or wi SoMMtrom Mfg. ing to improve, their ifestlJikelB h os lull tim e a n d p a rt istedSoGood! ; O H U e Heallh CNA\ (PRN) Must have currcnt?nt CNA< license MEDICAL I busines-s? l< r R egional timo openings for I and reliable transpoilortation, mileage paid for>r ujuse of I Medical Center * P re ss O p e ra to rs for o««r SO) ^ yvan. Sch>«!n’j hos been Base salary and per­ * Customer Service del'ihtmg lh>c c :potoiw of fowii'Ci oerojs jformance bonuses personal auio. * OftlcWCIericsl - the ndiion tyjy delvenng deheious. **e«- (could cam you Rexibic schedule. Must; bcbe current * Warehouae CterK 0 Nurse Apprentice I CmrtrtgFoi Our I MEDICAL n txilonitd mtoltoli At lhe some lime, weVe j$40,000 per year - tl's shidenl in RN progrgram. Community RN8AJ>NS Pieaao submit rosum o or provided ma(nd Attn: Personnel Wc offer Medical. Competitiive Wages/Excellent BeiBenefits \ 458 Soaslrom Siroot. persofw; OfxJ prtiresi>ooo»pwTDwt/i they need »c»eei ' jDenial. Paid Vacation Blmhw Mtnor • EAP , •Tuition *Tui Reimbursement P.O . Box 027 TwlrrFatls. ID 83301 and 4IM.(k). W e wont a •Creup HMllh/Denlal ElmoraMtdkial Contor I •PerMnal Lcave/Vaulion •Shift Differential Bonuses •Short ‘ Stw Term DiMbilitj^ ww»«tmoran>Mae4lCMit*rg 706 S. Moln St. Fax 208-734-7222 or ars ssales pro, someone e-nwl ivOseoMiwn-mlBCom Route Managei •RclirrmMtl/403D and/or •Lifcln$./AD&D ) a 25 bod CAH (Critical Hailoy. 10 83333 who isn'l afraid to •20 Hr Week Benefits Av.iil. •Lif A ssess Hospital) wtth a Oon a t 208-578-3436 Drug Froo Workpiaco V Ho>piulSpon>ortd______Equal Opponurtty Emptoyof* - -I make a cold call or .— 5 0 * o d Long Tomi Caro Equnl Opponunit Employer* •MafanlRanifnnffint •4(H{l)ur-pfl» J Unll. Is currontiy Book­ service our ‘ lop ^ ing a Chlaf Nuralng •M»i«ioraniw«««w *' accounts. IS Officer lor thoir (oclllly I Position Anninouncement: *1 lo c o te d In M ounlain Idaho Crop Improvemement Association, Inc. is W ^ tVtmnct« uin. «< m r ^Mticiwb«iiMU.A}-rtwmM4v7 Interested? I I .. • Homo. Idaho, (usi 40 seeking applications frorrom qualified individuals Send us a resume II .miles east ol Bolsa with cover letter and le Cai to sexve a s Seed Certifiesfication Laboratory Man- 7 Ullla| l-tOP-SIMPLOV ' three 1 work references ■ -Tno Chtof Nursing Om- ; facility. C«i iKe u n f tn ill llii dtulli kf < ag er for its Idaho Falls fa tellingt us why you're cor (CNO) »• rosponsi- Deadline: October 6,22003 0 (|.IOS.J)4<»tt).l>ICd4i:lllf) bio for ttw ovorslghi of our< candidate. R i^ t Here' E d u c a tio n : Minimum a6.! s . or M.S. Degree in 0»iMtwMun-»iu>l < of clinical sorvlcos. plant biological oragriciricultural sciences, ,i.««Mortkiuvr. - Woiklng with tho Modl- Experience: Applicantsts iare required to have O U berty 1 POSITION}NS AVAUABLB FOR... ' cal Stafi. m anagers, di- a m inim um of tw o year:iars experience in p la n t' roctors. suporvlsora tw u 230 Bast M ain pathogen diagnostic testesting. Some manage- ' a n d s ta f f. T h e C N S Burley. ID 83318 ^ m en t experience Is desliislred. Experience in seed '• ond direct clinical ser- ; also desirable, ^ vteea a t Elmore Medica] potato ceitification Is al * > Center. This poslllon Contact: Applicants shohould send a letter of ■ RNk - Float Tessam, ICU. Medical. Ask\sl< US a b o u t ' reports lo tho Admlnls- in te re st a resum e Incluciluding credentials and. our 15% boionus program. • irotor and communi* em ploym ent history andind a Tist of references to: 0 ; caloe with all loom ; mombors foclllty -wkJo. Greg Ulwry, ExecuKutlve Vice President, - Full Time Nights 7 oon/7 off. fement Association. Inc. ■ X-RAY TECH - Idaho Crop Improven 000 sign on T iouolttiod candldotos will I 55 S. W. Fifth Ave. Suiteite 150 Meridian. ID 83641 | ARRT reg istei:ered or eligible. S5.00( • p o s so ss 0 Bachelor's H H Are you lookinglg fbr a nevy career withII ana unlimited Degroo In Nursing with bonus availsilable. a current Idaho Nursing opportunity forr iadvancement? LIcensa. Minimum of S itive Salaries & an. Excex c ellen t years hospital acute We Offer Competit • care nursing experi­ Would you like* tto be recognued as a professionalpr Benefits Package forft any Position 20*K Hours/Week.Hi e n c e Proven clinlcol Bilingual CandidatItes Encouraged to App\pply. ; leodorshlp end man- salesperson in oione of the country^ leadading automobile . ogomont skills required. H _ dealerships? Mafic Vallay RegioBi■■1 M edical C cnter Huraiiiraan R e s o u r c e s ' . For moro information or P.O. Box 409, Tuvin Falls,F ID 83303-0409 r37-2741 to apply pleaae conloct people earn a n excellentnt income and II (30S) 737-2170 / 7S7:7-2096 or FAX <20a) 737- - Julie Eno by o-tnaUai ?JL ’ ?$7-00 pmir Ih o u r lo s ta r t Kso,oursalespe E»plevB«Bt Uam: <2(209) 737-2775 ongjOslnrc.0fg successful and • : phono 208-381-1164 or enjoy the benefiifits of working with a su( lenallba^M ^ , jamesg®mvrmc.coi:om - Jam es r ' laxyourrasum eto /i| ; CNA corlllkaitlon prolorrod H f Computor exp .G ood txin* If ypu’re current ’ ofll paekago. Call 208- ' “ 934-4433 ext. 138. or if you’re serio, Sales Manager... HEOICAL looking for the.chedule t a time to Full-tim e RN In growing • rurol hospital. N ight shift. for long term sui08) 736-2480 H • Opportunity for profos-M L aM afl|jjjjj||am | • slonol growth. Excellent t benotlt package, tuition • 'a ssistance, ond compotl-II- / ’m Ibny Hoggarth,! ; tlvo pay. Call GCMH O I ■ 208-934-4433 Ext.138* Call me and we7lscf The Times-KM e w s is accepting; apapplications ; MEDICAL I Has imiTi€ledlate Openi meet this week. (2 0 ^ for Walking Routes irin Twin Falls. • Would you like lo work . with a detUcatod toom s e r v^ERY • of IndMduals? • For Parirt-Time Worl These positions are 7-7-day, early-morning delidelivery positions : C aeola Regional EARCH CROUP C of additional incom e whiwhile yo u get • Madlcal Canter (15-300 hours per week) and can be a source o < Is Ihe ptace for youi paid for your momin,ing walk. • Wo curronlly hovo a FT opening In our Ifyou are ininterested in thenings D J « R ehab Dept, for an . Occupational TheraplaL Stop by The Times-NeJew s r T T ■ We offer a competitive rk ------ing Distance Fror3m salary and great bene- • A Laid-Back:k Work Environme RESE at 132 3itJ St. West • fits. Intorostod candUales ! should apply online at • Absolutely Nof Sales Calls-Ot lam pus. in Twin FaUs wwwJt>c.eom or cdU 733-0931, or contact M arket Resesearch. le following: ing Time to Coinc]cide with ext 301 : • Competitive/e Wages. ' ol Hours. Flexiblelie Scheduling, 1 C«ssiaRagk^ nent. • Walkii . Medk»IC«tterlaan • Incentives. larships availablele. In Burley, go to : EOE/AA Emptoyer Only CSI C; TheTimes-News Please pick up an i • Startin:overy Research office at i ' !5I'ars.'ias; 1263 Overland, Schoo12 r “ ASewtoeofWermourtain , Group 762 Falls, a). Or call: 1 , or caU 677-4042. . K HeaBhCaro 1501 HHai>d Ave. • Schola ■ Burley4D678-«444 (20 ______wwciasHrtBloosUom* in application at Disco .> ■ k !08)Ils Ave. 735-660(TVieTutf PIaz SufKlsy, Augug u t 24,2003. Tim—~ Miwiw ., Twin F a i^ i d ^ D ia "

Aug. 24,2003 S E C T A R Y . n DOLLAR STORE *1 S u n d ay , Au BOOKKEEPER . . . 0 W N A S 1 8 T 0 R E 1 . In . SE te'<5sss:'sss's [E ACES ON B:JRIDfflE___B25lobby WoUr j E x ea t, a c c o u n t* recolV' ■ THE able & •ccounts payabi*iWe. , A dw artlee fat th e g a n eral tw tg c r A payrollffOll. TWfn Fatta Sign C o. t D e a r Mr.r.WolflV V ppocents de* Muttt ta sk , w o rk wait wttt CUMtENT _ M AGIC VALUES Oraat oppoftuntty to aequks rd expect to ; * - ; public. P/T F/T Plaaai y Are therere iany good defenses to If** WAUONQ ROUTES9 S H D P P C R A pr«cal get out for minus SOO00 iat w orst .■ubm it ra a u m * to MJInai AVAtLABLE A tnO TRADER alonneantupaidapotMiUifl pre-emptsIs (other than doubling for . ^Irrloatlon Dlatrlct 5204 Oood eaa h flowi To find o u t m ore call ? I seem to m|ss some Who knows w hat thee oiopponents ' : ' j . AaUnopric«ofS2M.OOO Koran 0 735-3270 or takeout? I - i.;East 3610 North Muf- R outea a ^ l a M in tb* can make? At unCavorabirablevuhiez^ -tauQh. ID 83344 cr fax U . Juat ovar aaaat valual e-m ail penalty dotdoubles when^ can’t act ““ ,M lnK:asal«a»a.' A«MMama0|Ml^oorrr ability you might temptiptme'tobid i .208-432-6S60. ^ VaryHottvatadSailarl ^ in dircct setseat over a pre-empt. - Drxiq fr— w o rk placa.* 1800-2100 Candlerldga MmI AxrmsB. B y <^ty. Mich. only th ree spades —- b b i i t r d b e 2000-2200 Candlewood C a r e y Sport* Shop vard as I did . . . SECRETARY ttomwTiakars. C-ator*. aportlr>o gooda. aware of b eii^ a cowan ShothcnmSehoolOMrfe'triet 400-600 Aspenwood Dr>r . cottege atudenta. R: If you are m issing out it! . accepting awllcatJontIons 2500-2700Ellzabetn liquor diapotwary. motal and i Ities, maybe your partner RVparii. Downpaymantln for a JR /S R HIGH R T .7 2 2 S to p b y c u r B uriey J PIANO LESSONA------openingwith a double of- Dear Mr. Wolff: SCHOOL SeCRETARYkRY- 2600-2900 9th Ave E o ffic e a n d nil o u t an1 S70.000 rang*. Prieadto Beginner th m advanced. ' of a conven- .Closing data la Septem'tom- 800-1100 Trotter aau at >300.000 Olane B. Davis ANSWER:1^1 Some people stili play What is the purpose of t ber 5, Salary la baseda oron R T . 72 8 - V aryltetlvatad Satlarl 208-324-7326* — on penaltie1, whereby the double is tion I’ve come acrossoss called a I ttie Diatrtcfa Support Per-Per 800*900 Sunrise Btvd. N. 126 3 O v e r la n d Avo. umably it is ' PIANO LESSONS In myI. is not reoptB, and the next suit up is Mixed Raise? Presumi sonnol Salary Sctiedulelule. 1800-2000 San Lanie (O ld R o p e r Building)*>1 .mnd RV Camp home. $7.50/lesson. Some ploy that th e taice- not restricted to Mi>Mixed Pair For InlonnatJon and applippll- R T . 732 __ RV Salaa. Sarvlea. and ^£coptlng stu d e n ts of all ten enou^! cation contact Stiaroriron 100-400 Elm St. N _ Fishbein.is vthe lower minor. B u t I games. Camp Sn»a. levels. 206-733-0990.* M ixed ^ MenMeBphb.Teaa. I Komor, S h o s h o n e Schoohool 1100*1300 Heybum E. AlWngPrtca SMO.OOO. ny penalties,i stickings to takeout dou- ' Olatrict 1*312. P.O. Bo>Box RT. 769 takeout. So . ; 20. Shoshone.lD 833521352 1200-1600 AWer Dr I /(/d/io B^lneu ANSWER: In responilonse to an 208-886-2338* 1100-1600 Fromont Dr out bid is t :. Wolffi overcall, standard practi•actice nowa- ' SHOP —^ R T .7 7 5 i^ e l9 8 J = advocate st days is to play a Jumprop raise as :. FT cabinet & upholstory,inn/ 600*900 Buckingham | CONNECT I j bles. I one club with this attrac- ad 2300-2400 Rter AvoE pre-emptive, and a cue-bidcue as a . * i ^ no oxparlanco needed. W IT H lecllon: 4 K, V K-J-3, S ond ro su m o to: HT. 778 ROUTES AVAILABLE limit raise or better.r. IIf 8 0 , you 500-700 . - C U S T O M E R S ® D e a r Mr.5-5, V ♦ A-K-8-6-5. W h at 4 8 d E 3 0 0 S InJUn Burlay arma ! : have rebid over a one- need'a way to describiiribe a hand ry Call 208-677-2HW Whispering Pine . W H O , • ' I opened on with the values for a simsimple raise, ^ ___ 500-700 Wooded W o a re currantiy N E E D tive collecjsponse? I tried one no­ SUPERVISOR R T .7 7 9 accepting appllcattons but with four trumps)s anda some Jarom * R m cn ttlo n Ola- I Y O U R ♦ Q-J-6-5,own-valuing my singieton D/a- 500-700 Cindy Dr for Independem carriers id found myself playing ex tra sh ap e. With that thi hand. * M et Is accepting applica­lica- 1800*2000 Rier Ave E I S E R V I C E should I hi make a jum p cue-bid,d, thetl Mixed tio n s fo r th o positionn ol R T . 781 B u rte y t o O aM ey ! A dvertise in spade respcing a five-count! Afler- Rocroatlon supervisor..lor.. 100-500 Buckingham Df.^* Motor Routa P U B U C SERVICE sveryone told me 1 had Raise. VoUal The quallfiad af^pllcani:a n l 300-500 Eastland Or. N th e trum p, dow MESSAGE king, andrery 1 lucky. What do you will p o a s e a o 4 y e ar de-do- RT.787 Stop t>y o u r Buriey office* Big profile uaually meanin Service DearMr.WoIil: groo In recraoUon. educa­uca- 300-500 Alturus a n d till out big riek. Before you do th e re facln tion o r a re la te d field, plua 1800*2000 ARuma 1? Directory ' WBwardly Mobile. PortUiMl. Ore. My p a rtn e r opened1 oaone spadei '- ■ a n application or buslnaaa with a company, w ard s, eve bid two dia- 2 yra. ol progressivaIf®- re­ 1500-2100 Heybum Can677-4042 check It ou t virlth th e Bat­rt* 733^931 ext. 2 and the next hand bid sponsibility In racreallonllion A vaE go tten ver; I have done . 1283 O w t a n d Ave. ter B uslnaaa B uraau. For say?. R: Your colleagues were monds. What should I h or education. InteraaleQ R T . 828 (OM R o p e r Building)* free information about our real choice wais be- with this hand: 4>I K - 9 - 7 -6 -2 , - appllcanta a houid contactItoct 100*500 Adama avoiding Investmonii! ^^M nd,$176. olec- , * 9-0? I r '• Iho Joromo RecreationsIons 100-200 Flter —I scam s, write to th e Feder*r* trie ha ir groom er/blow er 1 two no-trump rebid, V A-8-2, ♦ A-9-5, 4 Dist. 208-324-3388I loilor rere to make al Trado Commission,1, $100,632-6279* d ANSWER:''approxim ately 18 to 19, , thought my choices were more Information. Appli­spll- If you Ilvo near one of Washington, D.C., 20680, a liniit bid o r to jump togame.Iii^to { cation m uat ba posi*>sl* th e s e araas and would CATTLE Texas tonghom^ rig h t. Youi>rse to two diamonds, for I or call tho National Fraud cows, pairs, calves, and 3U have the right shape, partner felt I had too> mumuch forei* markod no later than ■like to be a carrier Inform ation Center, or tween a t Au. 29. 2003* P lea ae contact bulls. R a g . A n o n . Start* showing'apperhaps a litlle weak in ther sequence.: 1-600»876-7060.*______lng a t $400. 326-3679.* U altcdVVUkM.Erie.Pa. U k . « TECHNICIAN — J e n l. District Mgr. m o r a ceveralllty. Both of th o se calls . Sorvico Tochnlclan, AGCA A I CHICKENS------:------nd which youe defensible. Your actual hooting. Minimum 3 yrs. = ROUTES AVAILABLE i P age *CHICK* 'n Ranch. ANSWER: Since you haveamar>ha' ■ Chk:k8 of all size*. b u t a re raspei a significant underbid exporlancod. Top wages T In tha R u p ert araa iiough it worked out fine! ginal opening bid withith (spectacu- • b o n e flls. 733-8548 for We are currontty - Hens, ducks, geese, su it quallt] . »WEBUYLOANSU~ A fam i eggs. lar trtimp support andid greatg con- an appointm ent* accepting appllcotk>ns8 ' Rocolvlng paym ents on a re quite d ere closer to for Independent carriers 200 N. 2 5 3 W . Ja ro m e r.Wplfl^ trols, rd say you were TECHNICIAN ™ rool e sta te aold? W o payy 208-324*3888.* choice was than to mak- Aulomatod Dairy Syatemi moro for all typee of loans, — even thoiiner made a one-spade thinldng.aboiit slam thai Is looking fo r th o right por­ R T .4 2 8 from perfect to defaulted.i DtlCKS (3). 2 guinea nans, of one club, and th e next ing a limit bid. My'choi^oiee would j son to )oln our loomn^oi ol 1SthSt.-Citylimits Call 2 doegoats,l cord spruce be to cue-bid to showaralimitralse li , of. CURRENT H St. - D St. flre w ood. 206-632’4990* D earM r.Vade a negative double. dairy p ro lesslo n o ls In of­ (800) 901-9301 o r visit * Q-0-7-6-4, V Q*8-4-3-2, or better, and to movee oion to game fering tho (Inost productsucts WALKINQ ROUTESS www.wobuyloans.com* — ' My partne over a sign-off. Jumpiniping to four and aorvlcas to outo u r AVAILABLE Stop by o u r Burioy otflee ~ selling horsea. 6 headJJ; overcall *of 4, i how high should 1 go, ruatomers. This Is a sor­ser- a n d fill out DRACO . yoarlinga to kid broke. ; much should I respect spades snowis a weakak distribu-^ vico tochnlclan position a n application or . INVESTMENT CORP.* Paints, aorrola A groy.0* ■ h a n d mad< ipropriate to- ‘lon TWIN FALLS Call 677-4042 that both sides were vul- tional hand — not appro with Incom o o n d benefitsO*!** R T . 801 CASH for O oods of Trast,1. Call 2 06-312-9200* is; Holding * to m atch a aotf-stanor do- 1283 O v eria n d Avo. M ortgages a n d Roal Estate Id ♦ 9-5, 4> 4. doy! •‘‘o* l5 0 0 A sp o n S t. ^ (Okl Ropor Building)*. a PULLETS young, already sihng to oxcol In tho doUy>«*7 1200*1400 Spurlock a . Contracts. Call today for a“ laying. 5 b ree d s to choose an d how mAitral inane, Bellevue. Wash. In d u stry . E x p o rlo n c o» la 8 R T .813 froe, no-obllgatlon quote, a (208)7335821* from. Call 206-6B2-349S the fact tho >Wo«»a>»ahlaM groat, b u t m o re trainingig isla ioo*2 0 0 WoahlngtonN. or 208-639-0342* Ri At three vulnerabilities If would 1U» ta eontMct Betty WotS axpoctod. Call for an ap­ gj nerable? op- 200 Rk:hardson Or. iir I would simply bid four Copyrishl *00J. Unlt^ r-tu™;a>T>dk.l«lae. ^ C plication. or prosont o' ro­fO- RT. 852 so ' sum o to find out 11 you 700-800 Moadows qualify. 208-324-3213 • 1. A$1.000-«5.000perw*ekI 800*900 Washington N. ANSWER; i potential from homo. TRAINING SPECIAUSTrr R T .8 5 9 I out of four ] FREE Pretty long holr fo- ' PEED WAGON EZ-mlxN u s 100-800 Hoybum W. NotMLM. C all Nowl 1-800* AMERICAN QH rog. DIS* /r. BEET H ARVESTER WtC P S1600 SIGN ON BONUS is, male kitten, black with 626 C. 6 row. FM d ready.. 380, acalea, $0600/o^!. R T .8 6 0 881-1S40. oxt. 685S.* bursal sale. 2 Eyes Jack lor O ev e lo p n w n ta l and Ory Dock and Leo Ior whHe nose ond feeL Call Exc. concfltton. Clean. c an 206-306-6738* •— S p M i^ l s t 10O-S00 BorahW. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a , 423-5000.* lults 100-400 Dubois bloodllnoe. Solid ropo Call 208-643-6507.* HHEATH 3 point.. 8 row noodod to w ork with adulta A$4000/pwwaek horaoa and ploaaureT‘ T H O R O U G H B R E D 4 yr. bean wlndrower. eod with dovolopmontal dls-dis- 100-300 Wlsomon J: SERHJnnSHBPHERB^ BEET HARV ESTERS (2) 1 st y e a r Incom o potontlal. horso. 208*212-2477. ck old maro, black, 16 hands,W ' mo. old, neutered, shots, a dump . Speedy 0 row atjllltlos In horr>o and com­om- R T .8 6 2 ' S o rio u a Only. www.eowdenhorsee.com* Panna, 1990 tonk.A19M a in 300^(00 >0 oxperiencod ridor. Older(sT friendly C all 2 0 8 -8 7 8 * * b e a n c u tte r b o t h eKC.-! munis basod seitinga in 1-677-347-1552.' >0 blue roan Paint mare, tank, with rock atruts. cond. Call 734-4161* ' our Twin Foils. Idahoa h o Bracken SLN. — SC H OO L APHA 12 y e a r old stu d Sir Ik. 1444 or 070-2287* C ell 208-431-3278* BOSt 200*500 Filer Avo. W. A REAUSTTC $10,000 Quoncy Dan and Serlb-re betfnner horae. 16 hands. - IH W truck 308 cu.ln. e n r ’ office. M ust hovo al loosl per m onth potontlalI.I 2065 Rler Ave E $6S0/each. 20e-212-3444* ono yoar oxporioncon c o R T .8 8 1 P reschool blos breeding, $1250 or puppies, puro brod, blocV CALF TABLE Powderf ” glne, good tire* A paint. ^ with 1100-1200 Monoco St. , incomo. Information trade for hay. 440-7223.* River. $450/offor. Call'■ spd. w/hlgh low. axle.:' working w ith poopio with measage, 888-375-793r17. Proklndorgarlan A tm Call Ittes 1100*1200 Startire St. L Klndorganon ^ horse slant trir, tack, 208-324-2787.*______$1700. C al 20 » 4 3 ( M 2 2 r.t BLACK and White roglate-b- goose neck classic, /Bonoflta • Solary DOE.O E. R T . 882 » 1s t th a t 8 th grade rod. 2 yr. old filly. Started. pupa, puro bred. Mom A CHEVY’80 truck C-80, il 4. E am $ 4 6 ,0 0 0 year^- or $«70O93»68aOW2 dum p, 10 wneeler w/tag ucollon. Nuraing. Rocfo- r W ork 6-10 h o u ra wookly. FREE 2 year oW purebred J sell*unloadlng eleetrlo Cfo* 400-600 RWgowoy Or. I axkw. $2000 438-4228* over hydraulic bed. new., atlon. Psychology, or ro- Call 877-692-7298.* Blue H eeler, CallI _ ' Huakio X p u p p le a . $ 5 0 1100-1200 Wendell SL 208-543-2371.*______ns oach. See to apprelata. belt last season. Fields latod flold to: R T .8 8 7 ABSOLUTE OOLOMINEI CHOPPER NH 2116. raady. $6900. 206-324K Inclualon, Ine. 18- Call208-423-4124.* FWD. dura drum, ksmali uv, 1000-1100 60 Vending machlnos, HORSES well broko, geld­ 5 6174dayaor7ai-T0>6»^ : 880 E. Franklin Rd. *303 wlih excellent locations ings A registered m araa & * ^mm rns^nfxiR- cracker, 360N6-340 Hay _ r“ Peril Moadows Dr. hoad. oxc. c o n d ., $29,6000 3F78oo4Vvov35rS55?'j M a fld lan . ID 838421 lOOO-IIOOTwln Partess all fo r $10,995. registered cotta, broke to X / AKC pupplos. . r or fax 208-888-852- lead A raa d y to start. CaD aAUAriUm 135 gallons Whits Smoko breeding. Call 208-464-0968* raara with duala. 290x3C . ; ______A ttn ; J u d y ______280-3824 or 543*6819.‘iS: wlih stand. $SSO. 208- - ironts set lor beets. 4800- ,4 438-2966 o r 431-1609.*'r ^120^3^853- ■. COMBINE JD 4400 setup — TWIN FALLS lABSOLUTELY NOI ^ hre. Ntee tractor, $62,000.' W ELDERS MOTOR ROUTE 625 ° CHRISTUN SCHOOL MARE (2). Baiifaoad, ' for borloy. gaa ongino, “ COMPETTTIONrtJnlque sorrol, Arabian golding ^ AKC male 10 m oa. $150. Jj Call 206-070-6870 days.^ 2 oxporloncod woklors, '1 1631 QrandvlowDr.N. an MCNABB. p u p p ie s, black $2500. (2) JD '95 edible . Insldo w ork, no travel,ll . M O T O R RO U TE634M -b u sln o ss. W o rk ou t of 6th thru 12th grades coming Syr okf, well start* w- Yoritshirs Terrier malo, boon. 326-482arS39-703r* LlLUSTONL bean wind row- ' h o m o /h o m o o fflco In & wtilte A re d A v ^ lto . For -. or, JD 3 p t6 ro w b e a n c u ( ," bonofit pkg. oftor 6 mo. 'n R egional • S lalo & od. gentle. Bay atalllon. sale. Call 20S-366-7713*vo nsutorod, 6yrs. $150. Mual bo a b le to weld & B U H L your oroa. Partner Notional Accrodltation Call 208-326-4631* ^ a ll Call 206-539-7436.- CORN CHOPPER QohlII ter, Pickatt bean divider with R T . 640 w /m e or o w n It yoursoil. 600, oloctlc aharponers, lobrtcato compotontly with ^ l„,.rt.nojnMon.l MARES rogistorod AQHAig BOXER pupplea, first i> system, best offer. Call'; minimal auporvlslon,1 1400-1800 Maple either way I'm going rt* shots, d e w o rm e d , dew- rool cheap. 206-678-2015* 326-3346 or 308-1425.* •« 1400-1900 Poplor support for th is tum koy 6 and 10 yaara old. Cut­n, claws romovod, havo^ pupplos. AKC rogistorod. Kodiak Northwaat ting and working cow* FARM BED *91 42', 30** LOADERL Cat 988 A 7 1/2 438 -8 2 4 8 R T . 545 oporation. MinimalV Music-Art - Drama brindio and faw ns. Coll 100-700 14lh Avo. N. nogotlabio, Investmoni. horao bloodllnoa, proven O ^L ^ '^ N RET^'^^vV S belt, elect, o r w ot kft, has1 yard bucket with cab, 50 E Ellla SL P rogram s producere. kid gentle. 208-788-3186.*______beet tailg ate. Call1 good soUd tight m achfnei P a u l. ID 8 3 3 4 r No ovorhood. residual Baskotbali-Volloybali- __ AKC, dsw claw ed, r a a ^ ----- II y o u Ilvo n e a r ono of oarnlnga $30,000- Older maro shown byJt- BS. Bay M a re '9 0 roadviro to now. Males $250. fem ales 208-431-2289*______■ $15.000. 206-454-0958*i Golf-Soccor-Choor amateur In reining andAT* atort, '92 Sorrol golding, PUBUC SERVICE th o s e oroos and wouldild $8 0 ,0 0 0 +. 1a t. yr., guar- Call 10 roglstorl 78 $300 Call 208*670-0308* M ESSA O E • Ilko to be o carrier antood In wrttlng. Intor- forking cowhorso. Callon oxc. sp e ed , perform ance, 208-733-5999. _ l 208-644*6426.- 0. $800 e a 639*0269* : Don't p ay to find work bo- P lea ae contaet vlow Daya Inn, Joromo ig! ERS JHTC adorable , • loro you g o t th o job. For'ror Ftyan, District Mgr. Jacobson, 208-8S0-}. Massage Training Basicic MULES (2) pack w /saddio\y CHIHUAHUA male, puroIS, babies. $450.423-4653.* I Iroo information about Swedish training, 2 opon- 'OUt 735-3347' 1845. C all th is wknd.* and panniers, $ 1 0 0 0 brod. Call 208012-3678for k n « M S (4| adoroblo kit- avoiding omployment aor-aor­ i i - I J Ings available for this oo(Ji*flor. 212*2477. loavo m e sso a g e.* vico s c o rn s , w rito to Iho 1^ — = i ------ALL C A S H ------class. Fri. 7-lOpm & __ lens 10 good hom os. 206- * www.cowdonhoraos.com*- CHIHUAHUAS rog. 6794397. kMvo mossago* Fodorol Trado CommiB-nls- Condv v e n d in g routo, giantsnt S o t.1 0 -6 :3 0 p m . S lo rts <2 long A sm ooth coats, Ulll 9/05/03 lor 12 wks. Ad­ R5r»A55Trp5NDR§a alon. W ash in g to n . D.C..C.. proilts, to p tocatlons. Call 10 oroot bloodllnoa. Call tor | s I e d I 20S80. or call tho Notion-lion- ' 800-497-1594.*______vanced claaaas; Analo- Information S 36-1611 .* Various sizes A prlcos. =5 m y (9/08), Nutrition Call20B-423-6120* ol Fm ud Informolion Con- BE y o u r o w n t>oas Contral 1 lor. t.800-876-7060.- (9/09) D eep TIaaue II■i MVBA FALL HORSE 1- CHOW CHOW Id, PEMBROKE CORGI pup- E R IC K SB N ^S — ROUTES AVAILABLE^ hours! Incroaao Incomol (9/11) lor 12 wooks.lOB p upplos ! Full train in g . FR E E Inio. SALE A DRAW POT o pies, (3) lomolos roady ALFALFA SEED ^ to SOO hour cortlllcallon Black or ro d , $ 100 ; c u s t o m " s visit. i*e^Mt'W I'' TEAM PENNING!! od Sopt.lOlh.208-326-5036- A\faUa Ihree varilles. m T h e Tim es-News is 2n progrom. Twin Falla In-I** Sunday Sept., 27th Call 208-643-6320* HARVBSTINQ 208*643-6087 or = atltutaotHollatle POMERANIAN AKC moTo iW currently looking foro r ■- ■ — = = c c g a m Added bOBERMAN. 8 y o a f'^_ lat & 2nd ahots. boautllul 208-639-7716* Studlaa. 3 2 0 ^ W rod, female, needs a ' Aereage wanied 100 W o rk e ra n eed edd. . Independent lie, orango croam c o at, $350. conu ^ Cooper Norman good homo wKh a foncod - Call 643-4330.* SmaU grain and Assomblo crafts, wood Route Carriers . Fall H orse Sole 36 years experience. Iloms. M aterials provided. yard. $ 100. Brokera A Advisors Qoodlng.County Call 208-324-9331.*_ PdUEftANlAN A k e pups Contact' Sorpe*(«r I S H A q E I S 480 -f w ook. Froo' . JEROME Falrgnunda, >10 $250*S300. Shlh-Tzu, JIfoon 000^90^089. Information package. 242? R T.S22 FERRET boautltui fomolo,to malo, $225. Call 208-431* Ray B01-30l-*544 THE r e s o u rc e for OMMn aeneol * CMS Cw* c m aoodJng, Idaho - —with large c a g e A toys. houra 1*801-428-4715'1£_ 100-800 E. Ave. A .5 1609or20e-438-2966- Trmt aOl-3ei-22e4’ P r ^ o n t a i n e buslneu og^rtunltlos Sale limited to 60 head, Call 206-S39-0863‘ PUBUC SERVICE 100-800 E. Ave. B. * Preschool, for consignm onts or rFDTBTTETTrm Ctiatom Silage M ESSA Q E R T . 823 Preklndergarton & catak>gs puppies. 7 wooks old. HORSES QuaUtij & Tbnellness ' Fodoral omploymonto n t 100-700 W. Avo. a KIndorgarton. Aak Con Peggy 208-886-2649 ^rog. Malamutea. Nood __to $160 bolh poronts oxc. foraUyow inlorm ation Is Iroo.0 0 . 200-700 S. Elm St. . about our SAT acoras. or Karen 208-644-1853 be out In the country.d 5 . huniors. 208-326-4930* green chop needs. Romombor, no ono con RT. 527 Salo In conjunction with yoars old. Exc. watch- Colvin W right Bringing 15 years prom ise yo u a fodoral |ob.lob. 200-600 E. Ave. I II Roglotor now for tho TTtailVBA. dofls. Inlorostod callors“ • S A B S T lD T O R ilS ;------Horse shoelog experierwe to iiu t 300-500 E. Avo. J - Rostauranta 2003-2004 School year. 9 only543-501 Ohr. msg. .*® 8 wooks. $100 ooch B re a k in g For froo information aboul ^Sorvico Businesses Fall Futurity and — Call^731-0670* Magic Valley area. fodoral Jobs, call Caroeiroor RT. 528 Opan Horaa show 3 FREECat. lyrold, B xerclstnA Swalhing.ehopptng(KF}. Amorico Connoction. 100-800 E. Ave. C • Rotail Agape School A WUd. Sour, o r Mean - Light Manufacturing Saturday SapL 20th h doclawod, n o u a to re d , lit­ hauling. pacMng. • 47B-7S7-3000* 300-400 S, Uncoln Child Care Full lino of op en AKC, chompton siro. exc! - Transportation 181 Morrison ter box trained, froo to bagging. novteeAyouthsctaaaas*! good homo. 736-1924*__ psdlgreo. 1 s t a h o t s . 4Sg-a3i-r7ie.« AfobtUcailon lutihtn a m GOODINQ - Plus Moro..... Twin Fans. ID 734-3693* llo $8»4360 208478-068r FREE CATS (2) lig"^ 300 mOe rodtus qf i i R T .6 0 4 SHIH*TZU p u p p y . 8 w ks Jerxxne. ■ 600-800 eth Avo. E. 208-733-6581 I TRINrTY CO LLEQ E OF m are. 60> daya pro- train* alrlped, llx A doclawod. PIPE REaPAIR house c a u . 423-6000* o k t Male. Rog. Boautiful i-eoo^M-OBaB^ I Z Z 600-800 9th Ave. E. I www.enbbe.eom I . TH E BIBLE A Ing. aom o penning, flashy. g; marklnga. First shols. R T .6 0 8 m prove y o u r Incom o wtillo=i SEMINARY Call 208-324-6061 .• J FREE cata (2) femalei l $300.Call208-733^)189.* Clyde's Sprinkler k 800-1300 Main SL workmg from twme. lllo At-Homo Study: for spayed, w /ahota, ono I Grow y o u r in* w/thrae logs, declawed,“ • SuvMESSAlANXkm.nirS, Pipe Repair 1 1000-1200 Montana SmaU Investment. Assoc.. Bachelor, $250. buBlrteesI M astor A Doctoral ly. Inaldo only, v e ry loving. weeks, extra cuto. bouse Whether Ua wind Free computer. broken. Asking $ 2 5 oa, 2 JE R O M E DIST. 5 progmma. Prior Ed, Ex* Call after 7p m , 73W » 6 6 * dajnaged tn thejield 888-382-4640 exL 14662.* OU/VRTER H O R SE AQH/\ orelranfnp up (h^ AdvartiaalnTtta . M otor Rt. 816 2.* porience. Sem inars FREE km ana 5 w e* k a oidi bonepOe . AQBualnaaam '5o?v« your co*n Ilow protxamt— credited If relevant to Gelding 3 yr. old, broko. ci(te, adorablo. U tter box SHOSHONE by aatung tho llama you no program. Mentor-Monltor gontio ntee, $700.G eldtng ^ ® wanted ferrata and birds. HoJUlUncaak Sarvlca Olfactory CURRENT tongar rwad with a la«(-«ct- 7 yr old, Ftoyd De Great trained. All colors. Call Wheel Unes ; M otor RL 817 ^ locally It needed. Ja 208-212*0288* ^ CaU^M ^22^_ MOTOR ROUTES lf>0 elasaltiad ad.- ~ * Accredited by broke, $1200.432*6346* I 20a-431’7149* I Tof1ndoutrTK)racall‘ AVAILABLE If you live In these oraas — C anterbury Unlverslly ROUND P E N 4 0 . USOd;o. 1 FREE kittena, 8 v rtt a aobrm^i^ * Looking tor axtrs vacation Hens. d u d e * , geese. carrier *. ^SuCATttN^^^ ie, 10 month okl. N e e d s g o a l ad (MuRa. wr>an you wrile Plea— contaet money? Why not mo tttoM a* . home a s so o n a a possible■*A m s, 0 row llflar ioadar, A farm eggs. your daaainad ad, be aura . MU-good Hama youv* been n 2410 Millar Ave. Buriey poweiMat - If yw doni uaa ; 200N. 203 W. Jerome. raadara undarstand your ^ SWiBIIUgSSBgIf. A few openlnga left for1 n. MO It «*mi an aoonomieal5. Call 736-1387* f14 complete ove rh a u l, new atonng?Cla*MMwadott. chain. Call 208-690-0263* ao»-9ai-3B»a* j maaaapa - tp a l It o u t - _ J Can 733-0931. wwwivrCampCo.eoffi Sl Klnderoar1e n * 6 m e kf i daaalBad ad. FREE W alker H ound, male, □ Call877*2273or87»-9e21* rr 3 yaara old, haa been •a hunted son>e o n *ooon' A »i bear. Call 208*643-8914 _ after PM*

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Oub- ARE YOU 01/1ii/T THERE? m e mmbershlp b number. ^ ' SM. 21. SV. GomW. smoke.: SBF; 21-29. In aoan») of Ms, righlght 29-50, to Sharo 9 music, the ou-utdoors. animals, r445260 dinner#, movies, andd othero s l r r ^ pleas------^ ^ ------; rs» OUR uree wtth. 0545537 R e c o r d a Looking for a mann with .good sense of for dating, posaiWy moro. 0445 ‘ FrilENDSHWSIp ' o r Z? vvoice e il greetino. humor. P554194 SINGLE OAO OF Fdilf laie. attractivo SWM. W . ^ 'ii I -? ?nr°*v^5S' You dedde. Passtonal. DWM. 31. Arios. smoker^ enjoys■*. 33; N«. great masseu«use. sooks SW/HF.------H > Iho ocean. Iho outdoors. Oin IH s i m p l e ' 28-36. N «. lor funI tbtimes w td posslbto ^nawwwer som e basic :-?■ LECOUKTTtYOAL i Sooking SWF. 25-32. smoker. !■ Oown-t»'«anh. I bto rolattonshlp. 0441559 Qominl non LTR. 0530511 ______pHOfDe r o f q u e s t i o n s , . ' i ■ _ o 27. en)oys thoh . o InteOgeni. eating SWF, CALL ME 40-50.'non ' ' ALONE WIPARAOISE P- a n d l tf y o u o h o o s e , V* i boat mcoa. tra« doutdoor*. cotTvlno, cars. #,0434521 WafcbosWe me, novelver In front or bohind. have h a v ua w rtte a . - M u I H k nent convoiMticm ctor pUla. laughter. Iniott- S Young tooking SWM; 48, Gon w tton and rmre. Seeking smoker, seeks woman. jm 40-1 c Goo*/' good-naturedd :SWM, 35, In Law pprint r ir ad for you. mteBgont, lun-to smoker, for dating and more.«w«ng. O quiet Entoreement kxjklng>a to ahower a ape- CNA8EEKV rvM. 111.-. SM. 22-35, forrt-tovlr>g. li humorous, honest GENERALLY SPEAKING SWF. 20. AriM.WS, woric I, 47. Caprieom. k)vee |ust about H OPELE^ ROMANTliol. Seeking dal woman with allMmt«n, ■OS37411 , ------.s'J h theoutdoofa.sMhsman,:s i s » j r . h5 ^ ______^______' Mato, ylhing that oomes along with nto. SWMr33, enjoys movlos. bowll ' ■ HONESTLOVINtINd,REUABLE ClChoose your , m ow «h.p4es422 s YOU THE ONE? Kdany awlmming and dancing.out evenings, cooking, travel.O4239S0 Qood-hoartod. openn SWCM.i 41. smok- notfflih coos, car shows. Seeking jQSWI - kjoklngtoropaiiner.il, I haven't boon In tho mlatchoe a te com e In. L." . lnQ0ul.reiaxir)gat 65, who la rwlImala. afi tooking for SWM. 50- ARE YOU MY SOULMATE? for friendship and more. 04179smoker S'6' ' alnglesdmjitforawhllMle. SWM. 30. took- ■ > < afraid to deal wtth his fed- rf. A 38. 6*. 200tba. o r ^ life, sports. LETSOOTHI^iluo, onioys lng for a toveiy. down-im-lo-oarth woman to W 1 H Y r UWU8> OOVKmCJ MMUvU\ >pan and honest. 0478993 SWM.Iren, tun tlntoa out ^ k l n g toyol.rt, StondorSWM.32.Scotpto,tmo/tos.SooWng apend some quaiety' tlitimo with. No heed * I SM. 2 9 ^ . tun. (rt«nM n < * r > ' 0. s f . x Y ^ ^ pood hooHh. two kWsIds. enjoys outdoors E T T E R ? . ( N/S. sodaJ worfcar. w ) ^ a walka. hokjlng hands. CH 41. 6-. lasibs. bfowrVbrown. Ill, WHYNOtCAij.7 octivltlos, some sponorts. cooking, ktos. 36-43. for dating and LTR. 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S'S*. 160toa, very athlotk;. for filandshlp and a m aItched t c r using our ■ ■g476222 ______SWM. f aporia. partioa. movies, dinktg out OW dad. 38. 57*. 145lb8. 0390038 bro Seeking SF. 4040. foi LOOUNQFORi}R LOVE StNOLE I dog SF, with sbnDar inloresta. tk:. for seeks a woman who e n jo yBY s^------poss»)hl tTR. 04256t >691 l a ttest e s t tectinotogy. a SWF. 27. 5‘. t>londo/grooireen. en)oys pets. SF. 24. m othorLE e MOM 8EEKIN0 ? j° y " UL s i ^ . hiking and_camplng. -q ^ o r of hwo. Ukoa beJng stay g j waahlp. posaMe LTR 0595421 imanaMeUc NOMOREHE^EAD QAMES ------H c d Jng out. tamlfe «i-Mmo m om . J M»P*r>gand Happy, pailont SWSWM. 29. onjoys M eambers m ! are then' .j J » ^ ^ SM .wA t o fri«»dshlp ft • —• SUPERISENWR for OONTP/^SMEBY slmOv W «w ts. tor MlandiNp. m poaatoie tT476544 >M. 75.5‘11*. 17Slbs, N/S. nk»4ook- SWM. 23. O', brovnVbloe. wtthntoyou.can ai movies, muste.' gdngIng out. computers, osUerted i e i to their m I! — buikl. tovos hWog. fisMng. cami . . sports. 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V ■ andtVfl9hli^.torcorTVnn iXPRE r>g SWM, 60-70. fit. actlvo, mounuiea, shon Irlpa. Seeking SF. 20-38. bio LTO. 0946207 m :------0364061 ar Interosta. friendship first. COUNTRY SWE s s1 1 ^ ______SWF. 47. S'6*. IZSIbsilbs. brownftlua, HORSE ' NO IMORE GAMES nursa. wtlh qmwn chik:hildrer). Qemlnl. Cowgirl. SWF.S E‘ WOMAN ANO ■ © F. 40. Caprieom. amoker. A. 25. Ukes chlldron. walehlng Sfflokar, lovos RV csmplniiplng. rodeoe. and efto ^ eo u n try Ui country music. SooMngm] man. 35-65. who for LTR 036S71. kind s f ; 20-25. similar Intorosts.110 ELF i ' OETTOKNOWOWME SWm6m.32.v»USCORRO )URSI ^ first, po^ b ly more. 0562217 I SWF, 27. pan-Ome dogk)o aroow r. dog pr,(ar, bolr>o,v»lahoatomootaman»rfx> e and cat ownar. Uk«s movi 0 outaido. lor lun Umos r ed eem ' y o u r prize ftshlno. camplno, lorMrSl.S'S.S o w5!tS5Z21 toving SWM. 26, O’. browtVbrown. tlma with lomSt'. SaoWnq je. non-smoker. woukJ liku lo mooi 22-32. tr1or>dshbnr»t.OS SWCF. 5 9 ."EYORANOPA IS ' 9lno. smart, witty SWF. 22-30. for n = ------hall? No hair?5 To ’8*. biwm/brown. Groy H ^ ALLIWAW Vted good d n m 1 _ ^ J 8 3 0 3 . mA«l . mnn toaS? LOW Vl#tOfl ^ 1 s . SWF, 21. smokar. wants t -SS LOVE TO LOVE lor ■ who Is In need o( aomo AN 1 srsK «-cSa.Ur ayndrome? Sense ol » t. earing. gM r^W M . SO, smolyi^. miH 0560070______ftia grandma. 0294035 _ Honest, Itry' qi'rl------UNTAMJ ~ JUSTACOUNTTT UNABLETOMAN 5. similar cpMinios. g o ^ eommunl- ' WIWF. 47. Capnccm. NKriJs. to itv o d m SWF. 21, 100« •. likes to bo carod and cookod for.»p- fW couniry wholo Wo. lovas h orw nionshlp first posatoly moro. horsos. cows. SeeksM : -SS: SM £“s^ th£ga*and"meetlng S!®™ smoker, with slmtor Inierelerests. OS30329 hKvlentad SM . Itf THISliELPlSssiSAflf H o UKESRODEIDE08 ahip flrat. poaglbl;rM 'S iT '«=” SWF. 66, Artos. N/S.S. 5'5', ISOIbs. 8tNofe, 0410466 _ ■ly country t>oy. 27. wonts to moot a IC(ON! I rod^ue. loves all outdutdoor actMtiea, EosvooIrM SWF.SmOLEMOM on to siuiro ovocyday Ilko II wos our rodeos, seeks compalbleDie SWM. 55-75. S S v ^ h M OM=, ^ 36. entoya tho moun- 0547553 _ _ _ . W3. tor dating. 063 2 733 ______dancing, m oon ' ONE^A-MLLiON SMAU.TOWNImCURL open, honeat Sl *. 22. Caprteom. WS. 5'e*, lOOOs, SWF.18.Ariea,smoker.lur.fuMlma student. mtatioriaMp. ir1 s nSM, 26-45. for poasfele SWM.4-wneeflng. : gotog Wo the moun- mother of one. Baa to p g373464______^ Ukea . 4-eooka compatible woman. 21-24. e :44S9 .__ •______in- ■ tOPORMYKMOHT ^ 10-23, amokar, tor S W 3 ^ daHnQ >ndLTR.OS0941iUIS couen. good men37, enjoya oiddUng on Ihe COUNTRY BOY fT iS ^ ------lng. < * ^ - tovinmovlea. SeeWng nfe»took- 4, 54. onioys travel, horees, canoe- TOUCH OF OF >ving SM. 36-45. not con- SWM,« 1 a ^ . movies, dtning out. Seoking SWF. 52, wtth a lull flQun eompankinshlp. pouiblo Ing. roaro-loving woman to enjoy Mo wtth. hair, seeks a man lor g KJ68372 naiuro-lS263 ____ _ l i l l l B W complra. walks dndI n>now romance. SOCIAL rjO A J ______tlWF. 28. 5-1-.5ALB0mRFLY" s ------CANCER TAKE ME HlOiI^HER ' Uketolauqh«nd|allm build, haid wortutr, A. young 47. 5'6‘. 140lbs. &. SWCF.43.S'8M3Cft>s.s«i.s«»kaaCMwho Seeking hwM.n d ploy whenever possible. SWM.«>loe. seeks SF. 21-65. with a pood is secure In Me. 10 sharereooWoorfunartd o aNp. good opoveM. 26-35, tor coTT^janton- Wond*snaJlty. for frlerxlshlp. posaSM LTR. tomanee. OS00094 ______poesfcio LTR.nvofsaOoa < r adventure, tun. pervoru)us Inqulrica or^. 0465366 __ lic place. AbbrovlaiionsAb a rs permitted only 10lo Inindicate gondor preforotKO.-'^^ OUIOEUNES: Hsvt To0 HiKoan oib ara for aduia 18 or over » ratorves Iho right to revise copy coolaconlainingootoctionabiophras. tuggttt your sd contain a iatf'detcriptJ< itlont. 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REINELL'91 18 ft. I/O0 IPACIFIC 8 ft., sllde.ln !______dal- SUZUKI '0 0 RM 250 var) B O A T Tri Hull 18'. inboard, PIANO Lowrey Splnot.II. po-p WANTED Camper shellelt Ifor BROW NING 7mm Medal- $2500. 6 1/2' Holiday board, V6. 2 covera. aliill cam per, g rea t for hunting. ound '94 Dodge DakotaI eiext. lion, nics.scope. $750.'6 0 . goo d shape. Som e extras equip, indu., exc. cond...I... $300/offer. S39-2429,^. can finish, solid sout 7 6 - aell ASAPII $2500 cam per, with )acka $4^0.00. Cali 732-S363* board. SB95. Nowr cco o s t c ab . 6 1/2‘. '6 7 - ‘96 Millvill fit. C o n ta c t W es 2 0 8-676- C all 208-324-5392.* - $7aoaWfer 20»837-e224* j 6826 o r 206*312-3826.*1.*. . /otter. Call 206-432-5261' RAVEN C am por shell 6ft. $3500 20B-733-9524-4* Call 206-676-7873’ = MIRROCRAFT 14', 16hp $350/offer. Swamp ck Evlnrude ft trailer, $1050. SAXAPHONE ano. Ydmran? WANTED dependabH Te BROWNINQ B.A.R. Bel-3eT SUZUKI '01 GZ2S0 Slss)My BAYUNBR '90 Capri 20 I«■ft. |LA>ICe*88 61/2fL Ku^ cooler. SlSO/offor. Call $500. Toyolo Corolla, Hornonda glum .243 Reduced $5005 0 0 Bar, full w lndshlakl, abouout m n bow , 4.3 V6, $6300/W c am p e r, a ir conditioner.ir. '88 Mercury 25hp motor 206-544-2816.* ho exc. condlllon. $50 SCO 400 miles, $2,795. PetalItali ^ r . Cali 206^23-(54r in. R u n a g o o d $ 6 9 5[ Q m , Cnll 20a-934-81t2.* C ivic o r A ccord In exexc. with world class Taaco ^ rool rack, very clean. | ewer. 3*9X $675. Excellenlent $3,460. Caii(206: 2 0 e 4 3 S - w 6 hr. meg* TRUMPET Yflmann.TikS LII condnonl 1996 or newi BAYUNER '96 Capri tami- 208-643-4663 Iv. msg.*J'* '- condltten.206.32fr^tt24*24* 679-2690.- ^ ^rffiiK litetPr. CAMPER-'66 Wlklemess.- ROADRUNNER'69 camp- now u89d 2 yrs. Clftrlrx D w o n to w n WarKleli ’ 9 1/2*. s e n contained, exca. ar exc. for hunting & QrsBt cond. S375 each.«ac WANTED Hunting rilleli«ln RUOER 1022M atchi c h SU Z U K I'0 3 LTZ400 OustS 3 ' ITRACKER *91 pontoon. | ak. Sport, looks great! Fur 636-6323 21 f t party b a r ^ , 60 tv . cond. $2995 daytime o i ^cc flshlng.lngoodcondmust 206-625-6255/S3fr462l»628.-* goo d shape. Prefer .2 4 3 berrei. muzzle broak. partial trade of guns. ty se e $2500.208-539-1295.* oklna trigger work. $300. Coli rIdei $ 4 6 0 0 . Pioase =0"cal Call 20S-731-<055’ W o ta k e ali things In Trackar motor, apara Call 2 0 6 - 4 3 6 ^ 9 6 ’ VIOLIN Anton RIchte to .306 cal. Also, took! _ on trodell 9 ®C' for any iever actton rlfl«rinse a t 206-420-1801.* 208-850-1563,* tire, mooring cover, per- „ SANTANA '73 23' solf w/hard caso usod 2 ] ^ BOAT MOTOR 4 hp Evin-In- S * e y o u a t tt>e TwinI feet condrtton. A MUST CUSTOM TOPPER Like Cali26e~«31-6210.* _____ SIQ PISTOL 380 Seml*>ml- YAMAHA '0 0 Blaster, exc A F a lfa C ounty Fair.* new . F or full slzo ptokup.:e contained. AC. $l500/olf- wot! carod for, mus rudo wHh tank ft hose ■ A L ' SEEI [>. or. Caii 208-438-4426 stand 2 ctiln re sts S-8m8 m u- WANTED Jeep YJ (196'9 6 7 ^ autom atic, new in the box.MX, condlllon. $2300/offer,. • . dandy. $200. 324-8330. superior quality. $550. sic booka. $375.676-1451456’ 1995) hardtop and fulljU $450. Call 206-733-8575*i75* 208-736-5932 lv. moss.’ '?• M A R U N '6 7 17tt.. I/O. 17 Cali 208-324-2129.' 3. ; aftor 7pm.*______^ 118 E. Avo. G.. Jeromo’ hp, good condilion, ■i;2ssi'e:issr doors.Call 206-S39<»4»46* STEVENS 30.30 6 Shothot YAMAHA *00 WR400F 636-6323 _ SKAMPER ’91 cabovor VIOLINS (2) quality li as! HUNTINQ ARSHING boatSi $4.750.206r326-5129.’ KIT 7 6 R oad Ranger. sized Inciudo casess andai WANTED Old gaa pum) bolt action rifle, w/case« ft good condilion. extras W e take ali things In wheeL 261/2 ft w/hltch. lh 5 c o m p o r. 8 1/2 It. aoil- bows. Call 206<3a4-022(1220 .* o r QM etaUon item a.i, ■ targets. $176. 324-340404 Call 208-326-3162.’ left, 16 HP Gameflsherier M ARLIN '8 6 A rles. 20 tt.,ft., on trodell 5 contained, oxc. cond.. Top morwy paid. WALL TENT 10X12 ffor o r' ' YAMAHA PW 60,'97. $760^ molor. alum., pedestal'lai Inboard/oulboard 175;7 5 ; S e e y o u a t th e TWtn Qood cond. Clean tr^.y. S3250/oftor. 543-5057 aeating ft carpeting, Tony 206-666-0274.*<•' aale or trade for good3od Great kida bike, rum g. SXC. cond., low hours,i/a. Falfa C ounty Fair.* $3000. 206-643^048.* r. ovenlnge and wookonds $1500 C ali 2 e o M o r $7500. Call 734-9567.’ or 543-4309 days.’ WANTED old military ------d e e r rffle. CaB 731-10S8.*58.* oood. Cali 734-3547.’ ■ _____ m edala, uniforms, Inalgn • ••••••• docum ents, ft souvenir>nlrs.' ^ MOUNTAIN BIKE. Marlhlarln. P aying highest pricele«I ^^^^QMIIiMIIMlin BRAND NEW. PERPECFECT PaulNuttJng733.1691 cond.. retails $560. Ws WANTED ------BIO FOOT decoys, .$300ofoWer. 731-016: $260/dozsn. calls, ft ■ l l I ™ ' bilnda on sale. Close out ------on some Items. ? I WANTED to buy facto Honker'a Supreme 269 bum enclosed trailer,■;5« 5 1/2Addl^ve.W ! TW IIM F>=/vLi- s —— - J — o r 6x10, 208-731-6310.^0- 206-734-2060* 8 a Q P ro d u c a you picl Garden is reody.I ■ WANTED TO BUY pka«iIckup. BOW 2001 Jennings Buck-S 5 ? Call 20S-326<»02.*2,* aeat for 1977 Che< m aater 30 incn draw‘a w SfellHlfilllil -TT—r pickup. Call 206-42^ 2 3 - length. 60-70 lb, with Tro- CUCUMBERS picklln'" r o - 4010 leave a m essage. and other vegetables. C 0*- phy Ridge sight, T.M. ar- S43-4695.»______* __• W A tm O T O B U Y Yarrama- row rest and Easton su- sr— ha 4 wheeler lor parlarta. per tight arrows. $275.:75. j t i T j i H PEACHES Baogett'a h eaa^co ll 206-431 •6058.* 8 I I E 3 ? T i River View Orctiard.SL C an 2 0 6 -3 2 6 ^ 1 1 .' Call 20 6 -B 43-69arIT WANTED to buy. Looki ------foroW flshingKem s.lunlures, PEACHES reels, creels, etc. CallIIRon R' I P s l o n>9 . at208-320-160t.* * ® S S 5 " I QOLF CLUBS-msns, 11^ a m m Ef£»/ m hand Prlnra dubs, balls.Ills. * » ■ ^ | R | FsmW e Corners I H B b a g a n d puli can, $250/150/ W v . ^BHw»g7.87MiaO offsr. Call 206-644-9295295 I PEACHES; It's Elberta TIrrwI UFT CHAIR un. in goi Pow er* O rohard.1. condition. $350. Cl 9.* 206-324.4433.* PRIDE JBT2ELBCm W heel ohaJr.$300(Vofl< f....118,178 l _ i H I usRP...... eo^iT I ■ ■ usnp...... C O M PU TER IBM A ptlva 676-3337 or3t2»1235* UTMA9AVMQS.....-IU2S 166 M H 2.2 Gig. monitor.nor H imUSAVHOS.... MCTORrnnATE...-tMM ■ m tm ittyboard. t9 9 .420-1636.* ■ FACTORY RCBATC.. yOMPfOCt....f*M*C ' w a n t e d Fingeroxlnwu v S •! Call 206-536-60©4,^ ^vStaSEW? g g T g _ ^ aooatCHEiCTfotgii- WANTED I KKchen cupboards.------AK -47 Hungarian. 7.ez>e Call 2Q6S43-4762.*a. caliber. In new eoodttlc Dyna Glide Sport. 11K,IK, yHsmttU/BUBOlEi €sssQ SB»e! m u m n im $32S.CaH206423-44g< M. <«.5p«d4ulem«)eBq efy.5jiMH>rtKErvnfM« M like new. storsd, wind-nd- >A)iwRMnnll«di* >triUflWnwnMrr>MH'‘l e h ie id . will d eliv er 2200 0 0 I ^ Outl ftmr Himn r J 4 m is . S12.SOO. 2 08-786. ®_ -If'AJijnlnuniHTwtflH .•SK.'ffist ': y i J 4694.*______!!; I Iter iT I ”^ . ‘ilton^*ISo'irtlM'[ wire wheels, saddle baga TW INFALLS n t6 9 9 0 .3264466 Iv. meg.* HARLBY DAVIDSON '9 9 MHcnmpacaKn.,.^nmt9 ^ i R oad Kino, needs a u n ft i^Hooo S 9 M i u u O pwct ■ ■. :$w »9 ^ B P o S S L*®*"- lifter, seloo/offsr. ForF o r r w — BUHL ------andlot»ofmlaoe«an*oi_____ a ale kx»ally. Dedo. Saturday 7am*Spn> Bueidnflham* 8undty7am -1 pm. CaJI se4-aii6-6060* Tona of Miscellaneousn T W W T O H ------housetwld Kems.oue ' S u n . 6am*4pm. Exerola‘®*’ ^ G o o d ^ o n d . $ 1600/o%HS: *! Ise p a y a M * I equipmeni. gotf bags, Call 206-733-6662.' dnIr^r6om table. BUHL Mon 'T uee Sanv-3p—— t o n and dothes.ll*.* HONDA '90 (2) trail b l k ^ MOVINQ SALE IITOtnmdageClrel*.— good oond., has lower microwavs ft c a r t, rocklr , g e a r for mountain dImb* I etuiirs, d ressere. TVa.ckJno TWIN PAUJ lbg.Cali20»67»6629.* n JiJZ ctothlng. dishee. endw * ' Sunday 9am*1pm Flah tank ft aooesiortee ixo. § A tables.lots of atuft. ^ o o n d .? MOO^mS^lTl 700!’00. BieathAv* N* househow name.tve* Y a m a h a 'tB Timbenvolf, H ^B IH BUHL Saturday & Sunda_____ 17*Buoid»ghamDrtva ATV $170a 20e-7es-3960* Watermelon Patch TV|i|ff^^| iftg>i Afl-.>l*e. HONDA '9B XR 630, s treet r ^ I f fumltura. antlquee, oldil*. irc 6am*3pm. colieotibleh»a. iloenoed. Accei wheela, VHS videos, clotheo k e , so o tta etesrlng stabilizer, m en's suits, bookppw - deeert tank, fast ft reliable.ble." lm SV I 1* 1^ * - (go Clear Lakes R d. .befo g a m es, Bart>les, Tupp<■■ M any extraa. $3600. CaliCall 5 [ rtvertum right. 2 1/2mUei w are. Avon and more. Mike 206-420-1601.* BURLEY Sal 6-23. 6 am- 1179 0 a len a 0 r.*atore HONDA '00 CR-250 Runa ^m fm wrnnutu ...... •129881 Lol of mlacellaneouaam-7. TWIM FALU je w e►ss ls greai. Naw sprocket ft ■ sifcM097...... I IOBBol'ttNieKREft Itema )ua going out of buslneaaMW. Chain. $3200.732-6383* 131 D ennIe CIroia* t m • HONDA '02 4 wheeler. 4x4i l M 0 B o 8 l‘s>SKnHiu• ^ ‘129881 FILER Saturday A Sundj eleo. shift 240 mis. $4000000 c 9 | ISflSJ c y 6am >tem H a rte y '03 FXD, 3K miles, ^ ' i i m m u h e i i ‘129881 i Moving S ate [■e* ext ras, $13,BOO0 0 K stfc«aoo&...... toolbox, retrtgerator. e>6. Qigantio Stora( aO$-S73-e726 between •* •6988|!'!f- *8988 ’U lota of everything else.jr. aale. Ad home tumlshim« lota sp m ft 9 pm’______i!ntizinE iT ra 603 O olden S p u r DriveIse. end appilanoes and io e s ; p i sflc.#aot7...... rive* of mlsoellaneoue. oa HONOA '03 Rancher ES, “ ‘69881 fSSS ‘8988 JEROME Aug. 22, 23 ai $3400. exe. condlllon. 24th. 8am-epm. )• Call 324-3040.’ r I# Tim* MW Moving salel Charmac trailer.)*■TOT KAWASAKI '92 260 KDX.o x k ...... ~ ’6988|?J,«^ ‘*^•8988 Farm equipment, lale. $1200/offsr. Huaqvamama iH'MnStJUItEin household. loU of mlec ruos. '•$ 430. SOOO/offar. Bothtom m i 5ft.i5fsa 294W .100 N* 'nt^ 6am>7 MOVING eal ...... Refrig.. bunk beds, II rufi r s ; In good ahspe. 734-2302.* JEROME Sunday 6ar■ . p a t i o ta b le ft c h a i r KAWASAKI '93 KDX200. 4pm. Outside storac8am> furniture. TV. treexsWlap. pro-clrcult pipe, fast bike sheds (household Ilemr a g e wetghts. mk:rowav*. MU!»*• .g re a t ahape, $1600. 1 com e se e what you ij^a)Uke. 731 Jtoi 6-672 Uartoti*iy ^ Can206-731-2139* 200 North 283 W eet* KAWASAKI '93 KLX 6S0B60 KIMBERLY Dual Sporl, low miles. i Saturday & Sunday.— * graat shape, new nibber. BlOgarage aale.ly. Fumlture, exerdse"fl- , . 13.000. 206-736-7192.* 241 eT poik St.*I. equipment ft dothlng. EVROLEE x ' ™ 116 orchard* :------KAWASAKI '0 3 KVF 300^ calMMSR^^T^ CHE TWINFALLS WENDELL Sat. ft Sun.’• ATV 118mlles, without>Ut ZBBSmSSZwejJ m Saturday ft Sunday , . trailer $4600. Vimh trailerlier 5 10am-6p m $ a i0 0 . Cal20e-732-0864*164* 5 Som e of thie ft som e of th a t ^ KAWASAKI '03 KLX 300. t , isaooetyloh Ave.*' 4-atroke dirt bike. Like COMMUNITYep new. $3760.423-4455’ — r-rrrrrnB-i !:___ In an effort to keep ^ i ^^ ^ ta s s s z BREAK i TW tNFA U.8 /6-e-8eliiir*yii:' ' A ufillJi: ^ o re tSI Saturday & Sur>day our town neat, welOve basador, V7 750. Spare HROUGH f I 8onv2pm 'ask that you remov Sack)^ealel Ie parta. $4000.733-6021.* ' 410 3rd A venue Nortti* any sarage saleS POLARIS *91 6 wheeler. m E S i B ia t rth* s J g n s ,th a t w e r e 4 w heel drtve. Runs super.f i r ^ 4 i TWW PALLS a a t 5 3 i r I MuMk^riea. De 5y— placed in our $3500. 208-536-6640 or ' m L wvnKtw/nfallscI 6 am 71 306-6911* ■SSV^gSSlSSXii'sasssisi!ess!siffi Ischevro/stcom ; Everything you ca n tmaglr c o m m u n ity trom fumtture to antique•o|2f advertising yoursal<" ? • SU ZU K I 'M K atana /AU! Barbiee A toye. ntaroon,less than 2K mimnlnt —= 3314Stwflum.* T h a n k y o u fo r y o u r oond. $4500.733-6869.*9.* cooperatton* Sunday, August« t 24. 2003, TlinM-Nmrt., TnTtwln Falls, Maho D17

FORD *01 Explorer Sport n |; CHCVY *97 Suburban 88K ) * » 8 MALLARD *00 19 fL, full)^ CHEVY'84 Sanaa 70>0 CHfiVY*774x4.$500/oner. r^ CHBVY '8 8 'plekup. runs Toyo llraa. $4,400/oftar. FO p R D ’8 8 F ‘«150 4x4. pW, ' jaoka, mint oondllfoilion. iera-W. Call206.iS44-2ow*r, ” C H e W *«2 1500 extended reg cab. 12J2, 360 Va| and front brakes, exo. $19,600. SI Cali 208-738- —HKSTSnfFrH-n. It.. 38 Inch bait, gaa'& 703 7 Of 208-326-4829.* $19,800. CaB 734-9522.* Z 6 830 o r 733-0097.* i Vtt. wheel, big slWe. harcKvall n. cab ahort bed. 185K. Stn w haal hitch. AC. condition. $9000/offar. 65. wll eraotric motor. Alum, cruiso. $3900.423-4938* p !• ov*o, fumao*. refrtB.lg . sxtertor, os naw, loaded,od. wheela.J20d.637-6615.* $6,500. Call 732-0786.’ FORD '88 F*150,4x4. nice WF 6 ^ b *01 R a n g e r. 4 x 4 . Call C 208-788*7700 or DODGE nor •ga Durango. 3rd , • toilet, hot vratar. Oka nnow « $10,900. DODOE~^98 3/4 T.. quad- tirea/rlm a. lill kit. AM/ REDUCED1 Sporty, red, 206-471*0422.* 2 aeat, „ 88K, oxc cond.' >), 203 FREIGHTLINER '84 CobT CHEVV ‘94 1500 4X4, e x t 1 ^ $4M 5. ___ Bipclonan'aRV 324-4203 a cab, AC. loaded, 188K, cab. $15,700. D oM *97 Casa., exc. cond. $4200 1 ------$13,000. $1! Call 308-7788 •fBfooloTum'a RV 324-42C4203 or1-800*773-3167 over, in good shape. 1/2 T.. stx>rt bed, $9500. /oflar. 206-837-6224’ 4 door, a u to .'^ d a d . only ^ oro r: 206-734-3117.* , ■03 F onU lrta '8 0 . 42 ft. drop* $7500.734-0829 avaa.* :• orl-eOO-773-3167>7 Ckisaoutaa remaining'03 731*0890.* F O R O '9 0 F-160 V8, PW. 9700 ' mis,, oj^lent con- M -C loaaout all ramalning3 '0: 03 > 1# ^ . Kh. AfcUc Fox.(7 dec^Caa206«39-1134.*i.* CHEVY '9« 1 Ton dualiy . dMon.$16.00i84»9000» | DOODODOe *00 D urango. 4x4, ' ext c ^ , Silverado 2 WO 1DODQE '01 3/4 ton. 4x4. AC. naw tires, 103,000 ' ______SLT. SL laathar. rear AC, •• Noah. KK. Arctic Fox. *27 bOAOERJD 544 Good mllas, looks and runs f< ^ h A d N '00 ^thwneol. 27 Cummins. 6.epd.. PW. FORD '02 F2sb. 0X1. cabi CHHVY *00 oil power, 4x4, CO. CO AT. ovary option, ffuinrFRW TW^ ^0 0 1/2' w/slWo out. fully load-«d- shape. Call early or late $920(Vb(lor.20M31.bl24’ PL. 49K. Good shape. great. $3500. 208-734- 4x4. many opiions. 28K 68K ,$16.900Call C om par 11.8’wtttio«no 7l19or208-73l*7119.*- 1 oxt. cab. 3 door, axe. 68 ener- od $18,500. 324-4366.*6^ 208-731-1122.*______Toko ovor paym ents. ^ 1 mllaa, *gas*. asking cond.$16,000.320-1203.* ” 20e*048-«178A’364S8r 2M . .otor. A/C. microwavi - CHEVY '97 oxtsndod cab $19,900 208-886-248r _£ a v o . m c Ma d *6919 h sort con.on- TRAILERS ( 2 ) P o t a t0 o Silverado, 4WD, outo.. . 206^390006/324-7786.* f - tovon, slarao. rofrlg. r< c a b . 4x4 new 460 LIFT K n - 4*-6* adjustabia FORD F O I '99 Expedition ; tained. excollont cond.nd. Board Iraiiers. 1 46ft.*• PW . 454 Vortox. campor IDODGE *01 Rom, 1500, engine! dMC 5 '99 ^iorm t i t 4X4: >'j> Eddie Bauer, ixcallant ' molo contronad hyttaut5 ^ Equalizer hitch $1475175 1 4 2 f t Con 206431-3*78* new tiroa. axcetlent corxl.. 3 doors, tow pkg.. 42K. for << *88 or nower Chavy cdi Jocka, full aalf conlaIno( L shea, corpot kil. tool box. ext cab. loaded. $19,000 pickup. $460/ofler. condHon.,79K. cor $19,800. with gonoralor add $150 10OK mllos, axe. conditio* /offer. 324-2879/306^B * $8500.208^731*9242.* new t tiros, excellent conO- P *9.600 firm. 371-0088* 206*3i £>1374* 206-324-36SS 2 « / 306-4778.* ^ Con 208*733*9036* -n. Ono ownor. $10,500/ j FORD ’95 Ranger. Qood ■ Hon. | $18,000. 208-734- 2 I FORO *72 F-100 plCkup, 2 F uSEDsms****™* NOMAD *9216 It.. tarKtom oftor. Can 208-639-2429.* condition $3500/oflor. - J 9172 or 208-420*1594.* QMC !86 Suburban new Fit m ost trucka. . wheol drive; runs good. 206-733-9144 /731-2383.t QMC Q -00 Sierra oxt. cab. k motor, trana, loaded with i . SalactloR. QuaUty. $1S00/offer. 733-0934’ wan«nty$4800.206r421- ' [^03. - lm*^’go^".A b. _ DODOE’69 Powor vnigon. 4x4,newtlro8andwheeis. ■ L o w p rlc a a 2 0 » 8 7 » < 103 $5001 PO U CE IMPOUNDS- FORD '73 F100 4x4 390 PFORD '97 F-150 2 Wheel ‘ 03<0364 or 206*734-3623* Trucka $5{)0. For listingsS- 4x4. 4 door, w/flot b e d . j drtvo. 5 spaed. k>ng bod, looded. Assume our H Brockman'a Rv'324-4203 V8 AT, P S . PB. to many 800-71M 001 a ^ 31 w rs Noods now hood. Every* now item a to list. $2000 excellent condilion, loaso. ' 26 pmts. of $573.60 cS Z H E W *93 Suburban, well ISSELooking lor sMrs vscatioo orl-600-773-3167 * thlngetsoingoodworklng /ofter Cati 208-324*1243.* $5200.208-837-4038.* o < r poyofi $25,800. maintained, „ hwy. miles, momoTMy? Why ttot Md tfioei Ciosooul oil rsrralnlng '0303 ' Y0UII (irxi 0 vanoiy 01 m iere^r condlllon. $900. Coll 206- ciul208-30&*1034.’ AT. J duol air. cruise. ,uui.MUt-OOOd IWms youVe beao. ■ models, Hog offorlngs In ino closiined FORD’78 Courier, with FFORD *99 Ranger, 67K. _ B 1 404-1240.* . j towing pkg. $5500. Call •tofins? ClHsifled wB do R.; AT. air. exe. cond.. Must C H E V Y ’8 » ralaotJ t~opt o p . NbMAO ‘98 doliixa modolgxi column# ©very iiay, Dovolop recenttunoup$700 2 0 6 ^ 7 * 4 7 0 0 '837.6044.' CSH 733.003t. ; ook $50,000I>0 0 ' ■Asking $45,000. Cal: a l i CAR TRAiLER 16 ft. Hot- ■ 208-736-2634.* bod wllh rails. $1250. K ) 0 3 NISSAN MURAKANO 2003 N B S W S MIIRAGXE R G r o w l e r -97 2 7 ft.,-JTTI; lui Coll 934-8827 oftor 8 pm.* ASSANKINGCAB4X4 ttm slide out. In mint shapo,io. CARCO TRAILER-02 ------Wj705 ' 1 0 ^ 3 Must soo. $18,300. CCal oil IntorstQlo, 7x10. londom 208-539-1496.* oxio. $4000. Plooso coll - '5 , 1 4 7 I j-g 208-539:2140,*______DISCOUNT- - - ' 6 ,^6,217 ; DISCOUNT-...... -'J 6 6 UTHWifiP ^ Class C II” "---...... 71620 w /goneraior. Solf(If - • TILT TRAILER Snowboor containod. 25 ft. $2500>00. 4 'x 8 '. 1 yoor old. $450. Coll 308*7250/731-4650.'50.* — Coli 2Q8-423-6363.* SPORT COACH 79. 26__ II m v BS© * Good cond. Healtrllth . problem s, must sell.o il. $10.500/oflor. Call 208.•08- ^ ^ ^ 2 0 0 2 DODGE3E INTREPID 25K 2000 FORRD TAURUS 58K 436-1760 or 436-1102->• HANQER For solo or ram. f2H187*1 $9000 or S90 a month. ■ ■ WAS S15,995 ...... N O W $10,788 «2Ht57-57*0 WAS SII,995; ...... NOW $8,988 « hi C . 2 4 ’. 17K, vory’ c|oon,,on BuhlAI^^^^^^ n 1998 BUICKK CENTURY 80K . 2003 CHEEVY BLAZER 10K too! |T ^~ ^S |i|l||||B | axtras. asking $26,900. m S w a s $9,995 ...... NOW $5,988 HU009.I109-0 WAS $23,995...... N . O W $ 1 8 , 9 8 8 «r2H161*0 H i Coll g08-734.87a3.‘ P | . 2002 MERCU;URY SABLE 22K 2002 BUKICK CENTURY 27K< • CHEVY P o n s for, '5 5 . L* J l j l WAS $15,995 ...... N O W $ 1 0 , 9 8 8 (JH76.II76-0 WAS $16,995; ...... NOW $10,488 «mP2H188-0 fondor. roor bumper. ^ ■ ...a O Q 2 Ji/W^EIlEETLE 20K - - 2002 CHEEVY 1 5 0 0 21K a •4“,S'3-=;.TnS3r . WAS $17.995 .V... . .NOW $13,988 «H13S.I35-0 Was $27,995i ...... N O W $ 2 1 , 3 8 8 ««Hhi 176-0 • Max 700. Exc. cond. Cus-'U f M e rcadea dllforonlial & EVY 150 0 42K ■ tom point. M ust solt.®."- axios. Miko 420-1601.’ ■ 2002 SATURIRN L200 18K 2001 CHE $2400/otfor. 733-7211 .* i ...... NOW $19,588 «m« H te i-0 = ENQINE Chovy 327 350 WASS15.995 ...... N O W $11,388 <2H2118-0is.i WAS $24,995 . ■ hp. oorly 60s Corvoilo ■ block. Lots of extras. Con ■ hoarilrun.S2500. = 208-324-2450.*______H . ENQINE Ponttac 350, ntco, “NissiAN ^ 2 0 0 4 S t e m troilor 25 fl.n $250. ColH 200-599-3406 jP W w/2 slidos. 4 seosons.„ or 539-7406.* 070 BUH u n s sinVD. H. 733-ISlS I-S00-390-S6M I- nWIN i NUU, ID (onclosod. hoolod un*in* QLOSMOBiLE '85 cutiass d ntdM. M b ti.d.di.d b n k n i S , ^ b pte Hk N., i(i^far«psL-Coedin017JBa) ’dortjolly). w/hltch. List1st Cloro. good transmission5n . ’fUkx.irb :$32.500 Only $24,900.10. & onglno. $150 takes ill.otl. ' '■ :^004 Slarra Sth wheellol Coll 208-324-3119’ w/slido. 4 seosons (en­ closed. hoatod undor- SEARSCargo C arrlor. bolty). w/hllch Installod."* $75/olfor. 208-788-7700 Llat$32.500 only1^ or20W71^»j^^^ $28,900. 2004 Sierra 37 ft Sthth whedtoyhautor. ‘BEST3T ' . m i l LOOKINO VEHICLE - W E'V E 8 EENI* Load-^ CH6 W ^72 Corrtino odl Ust $46,900 Indud.id. T-top. runs & looks good, • ^Installed hitch onlyih, $8.500.208<44-906r ^ b A ta U fi ‘82 280 Zx Yur- s w bo. 6 cyl, 5 spd, AC.83K. W m sun roof. 208-678-7967* Jr- P6RO‘7i ftanchoro.6 cyl.. I .bswlft 16 II.. boot ■& 3 spd..'PS. now paint & B m IKESLOT! ^ :a ec ess . Only$149S. upholstery. Now tiros w /chrom o rims. Custom orlll. Musi soo. S6500/ _ i A oflor. Pori trodo ol ATVj motorhomos to chooso■ so 4x4. Coll 208-73B.7284.* 1 M -KJ from . Pricod >0 soli PLYMOUTH -33 CoGpo Stool comploto. 340 6* p a ck onglno, AT. 4 bor if- w/coll ovors. lorsion bar . contoinod. vory cloan.■n. Iront. H as ovoryltiing to , O nly $4398. comploto. B ^w ori< 95% dono. Sorlous inquires Sao at Intermountaln> only. Coll 208-423-5375.’ Motor Homea near a x it 155 W endoil PSRTlAC'eS'StarcKIor Mon-Sat. 9-6pm For Iho Ponlloc collector. Sun. 1-4pm 538-2301. 369 orlglnoi mllos. strong L runner. $2500. Call HYUNDAI A C C a B > i r G L klRSTREAM '62 Bambl.;sr 208*733-4235 evenings’ T 20(»»HYUI«)AISANIAF 2003 lYUNDAITDURONGT i f t\f» t< a n ^ n C lassic, alt original.a l . ^ ^ ______U/AC— t l U $10.500.208.788-4644.* ------m -’- 'mv J o j S w a j ■■ nH , 0 / 7 JA V C O *94 3 5 h.. trotlor•75. 8 mulo 455, rare cor. gront s------mm- . ft. stldo-oul. lg. rofrlg,lo . projoct. S4000/ollor,- DISCOUMr...... ’5,f5,566 DISCOUMT - - -M-M,091 ahowor and tub. walkI lk Caii 208-670-0107* I--- .....- - ‘5,054 around quoon bod. lots'O of f S il v e r AUtimtfNS •" extras, vory cloan ondnd Presents J •. Tho Norlhwosts Promior $1 ?.250^?for*! Co?l 208-JB- COUECTION CAR m x • 324-8787 mornings.* AUCTION KIT *78 2 T solf contained,od. Aug. 30 & 31 1 9 9 7 O L DiSM S OBILE SILHOUETTIT T E 9 2 K I exc. cond.. S2500. Colltoll Sun Volloy. ID . ^ ^ a O O ^ O R D lEXPEDITION 17K 837-6348 or 308-5009.* Opon to ttio public & WAS $33,SSS ....., .NOW $26,988 «Hi32-(32-0 WAS $10,995 ...... N O W $ 8 , 9 8 8 »2H!'2H217-0 ' *81 Companion. 23 7tt.^ Still ooi^ g>g w«wigjmonia ; now vinyl and carpet, soil H 19 9 6 CHEVYY TAHOE 74K 1989 FORI=!D F250 4X4 ' containod. vtrtlh air, www3 ltvarauctlorts.com* W ASS17.9SS------...N O W $11,988 »3»T0M01-1 WAS$8.995...... N O W $ 4 , 9 9 5 .2H1I2H110-1 ' groat buy. $3800/offor : C all 208-734-4541* ■ 2001 HYUNOIDAI,SANTA FE 53KK '1995 KIAi ISPORTAGE 4X4 1 ' KIT ‘86 Componhjn. 22 IT, It.., W A S i1 e.9 9 S ___..NOWI $11,988 «K3o«.i49-1, WAS $7,995 .,...... N O W $ 3 , 9 9 5 »!H30’H3053-2 $5300. Groal condition. GRND CHEROKEE: 49K 4 1989 CHE'EVY SUBURBAN 4X^:1 X 4 ' - C all 206-543-5601 • _ I CONNECT I IH 2001 JEEP G WITH WAS s2 o .9 g s ...... NOW $15,888 n m16-0 w WAS$6,995...... N O W $ 4 , 9 9 5 .2HZ'2H227-2 ' r a le bodroom . 12 ft Ilv- Ing/dlnlng slldo, Storoo.ll‘ CUSTOMERS H 2002 SUZUKIKl XL-7 24K • 1990 MAZ,ZDA MPV 2 quoon beds, cornoro r WHO WAS SIS,996 _____...N O W $14,688 HH1S4.1S4-0 WAS $4,995 ...... NOW $1,995 (N30IN3056-1 Kitchon. oosy towing.ig . NEED - $9500. 208-30fr0878* YOUR M t -00 Companion. zaK'.C - SERVICE ■ aoN-contolnod. with sUdo- T O y f : out. great ahape. toke Advertise In ” h y u nIDAI i e> dvor paym onts or boat pl*of* the for 324-5911/420-4686.* Service 070 Hin UKU UVIVD. H. 733-18S5 1.800-390-8633 1- TWim inuu,D WB i x k d ta tbdi« SO>i« b d i. Nel ,)Mtiibrlni»Ceodfc»0U?.2») ^ d J S Ari br IWhd ta I (end. prior Sth wheal, rear kitcherie ri Directory li & ddkr (fe b of IIS7. OAC Dd>r , ' lota of room $4300/oner. 7 35-5310 or 3 0 8 -8 3 0 r 733-0931 ex t 2 ...... ,■ ' V : • ......

D ienm M -N cw *. TVvlirwln Fall*. IcWio Sunday, AugustAt 24,2003 ' DODQE *77 Converaion J E E P ‘08 Wrangter. 8 cy^ 'SUZUKI'»68Usidck Sport, D JE E P '92 Wrangler 4.0L, H MERCURY'M Mountain*. * 82K.‘S4600 runs wea, Van. New 360 eng.. AT. C H E W *•» T«ho«, k »>dedl d « QMC '01 Yukon, lo sdled. ed JEEP '7S CJ6. tow mltee Inder, herd toj>. good• eer. clean, sharp, new AC. run's great. $2000/ V hard top, CD. nica tires cond. $8500. 73»8a40* CiaiJ»8-308-7By* ■ > oTMn. 8 lK m ll« 8 .$ ie1.500 .5 0 l e a t h e r , o x c . c o nnd. d >3900. 8 cyl. SUalght ®-6. 121K.$49S0.324-3S08.* ttres. $12.600. 328-6888* . offer. 5 38-aw IV. mapg 208-431-22M’ S2S.500. 208-837-8224*t4* runs greet S43*«S0« DODQE*97 lntrepl4;4 _ JEEP‘»0 Cherokoe Spod ' SUBURBAN *91 6.7 V8. SRS. Sun root. 4x4. 4 'C OMC '0 3 Envoy SLT. load ^ JEEP *97 Sporl ’Purple)le 4 ckx>r. PL/PW , AT, CD. OLDS '93 B ravada j^r.fe5W .420|6e49.* door. 126K. $4,600. C all JE E P'82 Willy, yoliow 0 NISSAN Pathfinder Vortec ve. Isathor. AC, ,14tK , good runner, dean . 208*732-0786.*: A ed, Our loas your gaIr excoilont ahepo. rumuns Power* 4WD, hard lop.>p. roof rack. 63K. $10,600i\m \ InsMe/outslde. one owrver. ' , 5 /offer. Call 208-324-3822*r SE. ve. *06loaded. 2000 CD, power evefythlng. $27,800. Savo ovo ) e 73K. stereo, big (irea. 5 LTD, exc. c ondM on.'^ K ' SbdDaBiAi Neon. 98K, graat.m ueteee new tires, iow miles, 3 stars, oold AC. $4995. $ 10.000 trom buying new lany. spd.. S tO .500. Mao. 2000 under book 9 $78 0 0 . B rockm an's RV toaded. C a l 208.733-7303* AT. exc. cond.,M ust aeOI 4-wheellng ready. Manj JEEP '01 C herokee B3Q-4700 or 731-9583' I for Seadoo Bombadler, • |9yq?9P-^>T?9fi:------1 excellent condition. $3e50A?fter. 735-884S.* ” lechnlcal porta, call fo *'■ Umtted. L osded. 1 ow ner $4500. Call 432-5510 324-4203 or r a n ' complelo Hat. Call (208>08) purple, lo se th a n 50 hrs.. 2 7 K . $ 1 5 . 9 0 0 . TMtyM/wUibeourb.^ 1-800-773-3187 FORD '88 Taunis. PW /PL, wrtrir. *4200. 280-0503.* Of2e0-8404.« C i m i B H H ^ ClaWfled. 733-0C31 art.J j8. T 7a2-6e35.* Can 208.768-S420* U>«CaM»ffled. 733-0831. good tires, good cond.. $1000^er.5o8-3617* CHEVY'94 Van. now R • brakesrtiros, good condl* miles, , PW, PL,' stereo, j ten . $4000.206-326-4S91* runs , well & good cond­ . llon. $1200/olfer. Call door, fully loodod, $7995 738-2468 1 leave mossago* 206-438-0693-431.0398* p; DODOE '80 Sportsman cond. c In & out. AT, 4 dr.. van. C afpeled, h o s a fold* ^lto.^075.32frW \ 2 ^ 1 Ing bod. Groot lor hunting. p( b ' $800. 326-5200*______91K, { roal nico car. $2500! Ford '88 F-250 4x4. 480 ' °mllo8. g«x( «nX°$900/ V6, > 5 sp d .. Air, c ru is e , offor. 208-73&-245a msg.* runs r grool. Neods paint. .. ^ $2500. Moving. Noed to 'i, m M l pODOe '98 Grand coro* soli. * John 208-212*1306.* van Sport. Extra llros. ' row ing hiteh. $700CMoffar. fid R ftD *97 y a u ru s e cyl., € 208-324*3486 ovonings.’ groon, | good student car. $3900 Can 208-678-8938* FORD '90 Aorostar extond- od mini van, 4x4. air. front 'if?i t t FAX h & roar, all powor. A very nice van In & out $5850. w 208-326-6652 aflor 4pm* . OR OEO '93 Metro robuinyn- glne, looks good & is.rall* able, 5 spood. AC. CD. EMAIL $1200. 206-736-3312* OMC '03 Slorro. 4x4, crow Your Ad To °cob, whito. loothor. dura- mox. On Star. oxt. war- rontv, bodilnor, Norl bars, THETIVE&NE^S loodod, 1400 mllos, 0% CLASSIFIED assumable loon. Call f f DEPARTMENT „ 208-260-0934.*______WHONDA '09 Accord 4 dr., 5 spd.. air, lill. crulso. Twin Falls PW/PL, $1200, 423-4547- I b 'Z jB i 208-734-5538 B"HONOA ‘92 Accord 4 dr.. twtnad«mag(cvBBeyxom $2,700 or best ollor. 208- 733-4754 ottor 4:30 pm.* , Burley sHONDA -92 CIVIC Hatch- ‘ 208-677-4543 ^ bock, iimod windows, AC, ■' ’ 'v now liros. good cond.. $2500. Coll 733-0601 FORD ’95 Ecofioimo c o n - d a y s or 734*0691 evee.* I REGISTER version by Roadslar. 4 jHYUNDAI '02 Sonto FO caption 800(9 w/bonch 4x4. wlll toko low boo k thot lays down for bod. $15,000, Trodosok. Trav­ ' TO WIN AN TV/VHS w/spoakor locks. ol trailers, mobllo hom os, Roal nico van. Vory good or molor homos. Brock- ELECTRIC cond. S8.800. 487-3333.* mon'g 208-324-4360.* FORD 'M WIndstar QL 3.8 MERCURY J '77 Cougor L onglno. 18K. oxc. XR7. 82K. $1800/offor. I SCOOTER! cond.. $4900. 3284774.* Chrysler '65 Newport. FINANCING QMC .'97 Savano 3500 c a r ­ 99K$350/offor. 734-2842* V 01 $700 Retail Valtieue ON SEIECT YEHICIESOIU: go van, 97K milos. good rrMERCURY '90 Soblo. condition, whito. asking Fixod up & rood/ to go. H jn l $7900. 208- 734-4783,* only 93K mllos. Loaded. OLDS '94 Sllhouono, soli- Nico sMvor*groy color. I hawen’t forgoionen Where vyMe came fromn. j Ing bocauso: Hubby buys $1750. 206-735-0379.’ now ono: I havo his; no |rMERCURY '95 Soblo, 4 : Team Con Paulos, we're notlot only serving th e M agic ViValley, we’re part of it. That’ nood for 3. Original own-, door; oil powor..AC. runs im ily or, chorry cond. Now tiros, woll. $2900. 423-4487* 9 1 ^ 1 / A A wwhy h' we u n d erstan d th e valuesues ol this community. It’s; what'sv, kept the Paulos fami moliculous provontlvo — ilos serving the Magic Valiey carol $3500.324*4654* NISSAN N '92 Stanza. 5 / l i nn t business for.81 y e a r s i Andknd ii's kept Team Con Paulo ley spd., looks and runs good.. for iost a quarter of a century, $3000/offor. Coil 208- cond. 16 possongor. Soo 734-3411 or 731-3418.* when you’re thinking of buyirjying a vehicle, think aboul1 o Piofossiona! Q(oc 800 0l2312PolollnoEa®r ' iSOOl POLICE IMPOUNDS Vw 5 ‘99 riew ^otie 6LS. Cors $500. For listing call loadod. now tiros. PW /PL. DtVOlM BM I^Vl 600-719-3001 e x tca iy Multi CO. Blue. $13,000, 208-736-6530/733-0097* SM w unM rJI^ ^ AUTOMATIC i - - I V 2003 Che TRANSMISSIONS ^VW '0 0 Bootle turbo g a s, 5 hevy ^1Q,388j Spodal $359.95. speed, moon rool. h e ate d Mallbu IM loalhor ooota. PW/PL. 901 S. Lincoln • JeramaweOO-287-7000 Most American vohlclos. parts, lobor ond CO, olioy whools. 42K. Installation Includod. Rod In color. $l3.900.C all 324-39900 ffiiR«o IcSl Ecociomy Transmission 206-735-8940 Slovo* y ^ uuuuuLi.canpaLi u l c s . c a m Call 324-^760 tor r * aetlmatos * ^ BUICK 7 5 Eiodra iimitod. I 4 door, 455 onglno. cloan M m iE R C E D E S BENiZi '8 7 body & good onglno. 190E^ 2,3 liter, good cond., • S700/olfor. Call 206-326- S2SOOA?tfor j 206-786-7692* 4386 oftor Spm* p s f r i i ! oTSportsf^ C a r s ! ,BUICK '97 Pork Avo. Ultra, i ATTE^fnON f New2i wagen BeetJJTj Jie Future CLASSIFIED 95,000 mllos, $ 8 ,0 0 0 . Plooso coll 208-308-0112 ADVERTISERS Maiuda RX-8 X or208-308-6300.* CADILLAC’94 Sovlilo. 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S3,50 for seniors, 'llie cost TOPS, 4 p.m. Monday: 0Orange juice, fried ^ Dinnersi served: at noon on Pinochle, 7 p.m. Wednesdays and Fi^ d a y s . Activities: non-seniors under 60 andnd $2.50 tor Tuesday, an d Thursdays, chickcn, masllashed potatoeis with Suggested donation is $3, ninon-sen- . Monday: QuiliQuilting, 9 a.m.'3 p.m. children under 12. CViday: Bridge, 1 p.m. gravy, d^ccdi 1beets, carrot sdcks, j. {-donation: $3 for sen- Hand/foot clinic, 1 p.m. iors 54 and children imderr l1 ^ $ 2 . . Pbol, 9 aan.-31.-3 1p.m. Pool room open'Mondoy le-delivered meals are . dinner rolls, b I irth d ^ cake, milk Menus: Pinodile, 1-41-4 jpjn. ihrough FHday, 8 a.m. t< - Bowling, 1:30 p.in. and coffee. Quilting. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. each mealtime. Bingo, 6:30 p.m. Monday: Hamburger sou])up, fruit TUesday: Quilt lounge room available f< r. Barbecue beef on a Thursday:Oi:Orange juice, tiukey- salad, apple cobbler Pbol, 9 a.ra.*31.-3 ]p.m. sion, puzzles and reading.ng. Bargain h u r T ^ ^ salad sandwidriches, vegetable soup, y: Quilting, 9 a.m.-3 Jerome Senior Cem Wednesdays: TUrkcy dinner, c Wednesday: ( Centcr will be open jy: Oven-fried chicken banana creamam pic, milk and cof- green beans, pumpkin pie: pjn. tlirough Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 212 First Ave. E. fee. Friday: Trout, carrots,s, peas. Pool, 9 a.m.-311.-3 p.m. at noon. Menus: Senior Citizens inc. g All dinners served at pasta salad, biscuits, des.wrert Pinochlc. 1-41-4 pp.m. Monday: Ilam with «.ucc,jaJ.sat. Ageless S( Suggested donadon is $3. S h o siio nie e Senior Center Thursday: QuiQuilting, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 1, brvccoli, 310 MainIn iSt. N., Kimberiy /Icriwrics;' loi>ed potatoes, salad, 1 Menus: II St. W., Shoshone Thrift store open Mo;londays. Pool, 9 a.m.-3J.-3 jp.m. fniit.with cookies, breadid Thrift stoistore is open Mondays M ondi^ Losagna, garliiu c o a s t from 8 SFUBA assistssistancc, 10 a.m.;4 FHdays, 8:30 a,m.-3:30 g, WednesdayW and Fridays f Tuesday: Goulash, creamed < through Fri green beans, tossed salai a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday isis; $2 bag p.m. salad, bis- p.m. “ • S £ y : OOrange n juicc, boneless a.: peiLS, whipiwd Jell-O sa andai cookies bs, baked beans, pota- day dt in the thrift shop Friday: Quiltirlilting, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ciiits, ba'ud pudding Menus: tfhidcen barbecue ribs, TUesday: Maiibu d to salad, c :rrot ^ sdcks, hot dinner Pbol, 9 a.m.-3I.-3 1p.m. VVednesday:Jl«ast beef,2cf, maslied Monday:r. COrange juice, sausage, mashed „ potatoes and gra'ravy, car stiawbei fore the Pinochle, 14[-4 pp.m. vegetables, eggs, hash-bit-browns, biscuits, gravy, ^ txirry shortcake, milk Wednesday; Bingo befoi l»tatocs and gravy, vc{ rots, fruit-cherry squares WednesdayW noon meal. Bingo, 7 p.m.m. rolls, salad, pie and ice creamcrc pears, coffee,'ee, m ilk and tea. Wednesday: Polish viutaB st c and coffce ato bar Wedncsdajdaj^ Pizza, tossed salad, „ jyz Orange juice, tuna Thursday: Baked potato scalloped potatoes, sauc Heritage Senior Friday: Chicken' Cordtirdon Bleu, pudding, coff;offce, milk and tea. j , ■ = , , split-pca soup, Biaine County Seniilior Golden Her Jell-O with fniit, custard am pie, milk and cof- fried potatoes, vegetablebles, salad, Friday: Oven-fned ( chicken, Thursday: Roast beef,■ rmashed C e n te r CeiC e n te r ^avy, peas, tossed salad, p, dcssei't potatoes, gra potatoes and gravy, mixed 721 Tlilrd Ave. s., Ilailcyy 2421 Overlandland, Burley . roU5 and butter, bui coffee, milk and {,] “ F r i d o yDrange : ^ juice, turkey ylaiw'fits; bles, fruit-cocktail cokc, juii jd potatoes witJi gravy, Meals arc served at noloon on AJl dinnerst arean served at nodii. Monday: Quilling. 9 a.m.-2:30i tea. Friday: Stuffed green p< s and Mt7iu5; /laiVirits: s, five-vray mixed veg- Tuesdays, T\. Wednesdays p.m. squash, peach cobbler lesauce, birthday cake FVFridays. Milk, juice, coffee‘ aand tea Monday: ItaItalian meatballs, "niesday: niood pressun;ure diecks, Monday:r. ]Board mt“Cting, 1:30 ^ Activities: elablc*s, apples ^ witli ice creanam, Wanda's hot rolls, arare served with all meals. parmesan noodioodles, Italian green 1011:45 o.m p.m. . . Tuesday: Pinochlc, 1 p.m. beans, salad,, rolls,roi peaches ; l\icsdoy:BT Bingo. 7 p.m. milk and coffeffee Menus; Wednesday: Quilting Snack bar opens, 6 p.m. Monday: M eal loaf with1 ttomato Tuesday: Pigs-*igs-in-a-blanket, veg- Elks card club Wednesda:day: Ddminoes, 1 p.m. ■ /Icriyirics; Early-bird bingo, 6:45 p.n Monday: Exool, 10 a.m. Suiidoy: B ied chicken,;n. mashed -cole slaw, tal for adults and $2 for children cl Silver am Exereise, ll:lf.1:15 a.m. potatoes and gravy, salS'alad, peas, chocolate puipudding undcr UI 10. All meals are subabject to q i life ride, 10:30 a.m. : Chicken ricc casserole, di C itize n s •TUesday: Exerdse. 1:30 p.ip.m. Pinochle, 1I p.rp.m. desert T\iesday:C change.To cat a mealat thele center, 203 WUson, 1 ) p.m. TUesday: Pool.■ool, 10 a.m. ' Monday: Cook'ii choicc,u :, ' Brussels spisprouts, penny carrot call ca ahead at 764-2226. tl, Eden T h u rs d ^ Exercise, 1:30 r ich bread, brownies SuggestedI didonations for seniors Bingo, 5:30 p.m. Exerdse,ll:151:15 a.m. l\iesday: ScoUopcdI potatoesi salad, Fhsnch Menus Bingo, 7 p.m.m. with ham, salads, veg/egetables, Wednesda}day: Sweet ’n sour pork, Tuesday: Chicken cacccd ato re, «s $3. All memeals indude salad, dessert rice. Orientantal-blend vcgetaables, salad, sa pudding and cookiesvs dessert, fruit,it, milk amnd coffe. iMinIdo1 Menus.- homeho delivered upon re

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INTELLIGENCE; e t e s t By Jam es E. Buall,rEdgawatar, E( Florida I t aim o r CO])mes in manyi fcbrms, ACROSS 1 Chango tor tho battor THE l u n d a y CH^rosswo 6 Lod Zoppolln film. t p r o v idies^ballim to UJIS a ll \ T h® __RMnalns EcEdited by W ayne Roberjert Williams ^ but tno Same* 10 Cachooluth ------1 Which of of the following bad ------at the StanforcJord University School 15 Rlek'a ines do you think are - PE of-Medidne,1C, ssays that lau^tcr 'Casatilanca' " |'» I pick-up line •art musdcs a woiiofJt, • ' . • ; bolovod — — most funny?y? 1. Arc you an overdue avcs the heart >18 EoitioUc ludgmont book? Beca•cause you’ve got fine , 4D improves dredrculation, the •• !20 197eMahwUn lungs witii air, d ears the respira- •• McDowott movio. written all1 oover you.. 2. Can I buy — — you a drink,ik, or ^ o u ld I ju st give v lllo toiy passage{c aand diminishes ten* 21 IMoHtanooo you five bu(sucks? 3. If you were a iteA sion to theB cccentral nervous sys* ‘ movio tem. 22 Dlnor olfortng {■■IIII booger,rdpj1 pick you. ■■ IP Hiis is saxsample question from a But sometinetimes life doesn’t 23 Blockhooded? 1 27 Shad dollcacy _____ Sense of iHumor Test on the ------seem so funnyruiy at the time. 28 Calm Inlorvals - Internet Lettcrman's cercbral satinire. Years ago,Igo, my friend Liz 20 Word with Star or — — ______Here's ancmother example: Which How much can a psychiAological dropped byrmy my house one evening • rongor ISC? to bring me! ana redpe. My daughter, 30 Tipsy crowd of the fol foUowing “Words of humor study really tell use 31 SIophonKlng Wisdom” is funniest to you? 1. If you are 'iln adult whvho loves •Who was 7 or «8 at thc time, and I ^ novol — Always bomirrow money from a pes- seventh-grade bathroom1 humor, walked out thetiie door with Liz-and 33 Cooking vossoia ' _ siraist.Shcw2 won’t expcct it back. 2. does tiiat mean you arc: stucks in proceeded to lclock ourselves out of 34 *A Ooath In tho My husband was out of FamUy* wrltor H Abntys andid never, are two words some developmcnta] stagage - or thc house. My] 35 Jaworsklor ■m ™ ^ you shoulddd always remember does it mean you are furun-loving town, and we didn’t have a kc^ Trotsky ■■-=== J-====i______never to use ISC. 3. Accept that some and young at heart? Orr docs it hidden anywhtw h e r e . 30 Slo cour)torpart us to her house, ^ere* 37 Molarwholy days you’reK ithe pigeon and some just mean your kids haveve finally Liz took us ti 38 Own# ------days you’re t e the statue. driven you nuts. , Liz^ husbandnd ^was sawing down a 4,1 ThoughtlOTS? __ Hierc arere lots of tests like this In my tiny home (ownmin .the tiec in the batbade yard.. Just as we '46 UFOpilOl feb. Some a re for fun. Midwest, people often tolc3ld small* arrived, thee trtree fell on a power 40 WIno cnoico on die Web her husband searched I 50 Slghtsooing H H Others actuitually incorporate psy- town jokes: Question: In1 {choosei line. While ^ oxcuralons diolo^cal, re seard into them and your smiall town), what: do c they for the numbeiaber of the power com- 51 AstngioUmo ** • ' are supposeiised to define your per- call thc bridal suite? Ansjisv«n A pany, U z stowitood in A e daric and 52 EvorQMon caU^thefirei3re departm ent 53 -Foiling Into You------sonality aca ccording to which jokes ’54 Buick. singor Coiino __ ___ you prefer.r. • Does laughing at thahat jo k e “Since you/ou rescue cab, we s's Pul 0 spoil on You can'ti*t tell much from two mean you ore insensitive!-or - just tiiought you)u imiglit pick locks, 56 Provldo financing —“ — quesdons,, I but, if your choices able to appredote the fuamny side too," she said.id. (or Tm ------y i T T ---- » Bythetimetne tiic fire department . 57 Alluring onos ill! __ ___ from thc rwtwo samples here indi- of the world around you? i i : my house, sirens ’ ,60 Splko Loo movio, tai catc that yoyou can laugh a t mcut Fm not sure. But I do knervle«t. Inc. e DC unexpectedly - and 62 Rtghly?- the nonscnsinse you and others say is pretty good medicine.:. In 1 fact, arrived home v 68 Soobird wllh black All rtghts roMrvod. ______J or do, you probablypi have a pretty Psychologist/author Hendrie H a lemon cakeike !had burned in the wing-tlps good sensee ofo humor, Weisingcr soys if your daiaiiy total oven. 68 Chops 113 Drain 338{ UrOu ar>d Hindi 80 Numllumbor of eopio* 04 Vory long Ige - 15 lh e sitcom-lim-like scenario didn't : 69 Nonhom Chicago j^oklrts '‘ justkiddiiding. is less than thc avcragt 114 EnsoRtWo 3{30 Broad lio poblliubilshod 05 Unspokor f, we arc all so different lau^s, induding threece belly' seem a bit fumfunny a t the rime, but I suburb 115 C lass writing 4C40 Distorts 81 McK«tcKotlon artd 96 What Is»Just Ji ovor o Actually, v ugh about it now. , 72 Firat stago 41 SImpio vossol Wooli/oosham fool? that each of us< is likely to laugh at laughs - you are “underlailaughed.” think H I laugh 73 Wins ovor ' DOWN tl42 Nobollst Wlosol 83 SorKilarvjy color 97 Poslilvo r iiings. Some people like And that’s not good, sincece laugh- Often, it takitakes a while. ' 75 Vonotlan strip 1 Video oomo ^ different thil 43 Aviator's skill 84 *FoaiPoor of Flying- 08 Novol thoiJSy theslapstid*ick humor of The Ihree ' ter is both physically andd mcnml*i ------76 Rololivoofo .pkxioor 244 Wlntor coot outhcutlwr Jong 90 Plays hoc DeniseTUmamer is assistant featum . hatchot 2 O ordnofs Porry ^45 Capital ot Orooco 85 Tako’oko on onow JOO Outbackkfunnoro i Stooges, wwhile others would ly therapeutic. 3 Cunry lottors .t ychiatrist editor at TTieTTieJimes-News. '■ 77 Workplooo ufoty 48 Crow 86 Shonihort and conclso 101 PokortokrPopsi rather gigiggle at David Dr. William F.Ry, a psyc 4 Ultlmato dogroo 47 PhUanthropists 91 Cusiilusiomary 102 Coko or t 78 °(S'ico and tho 5 I’m osmol , 53 Financial holo practractlco 105 Nowtmartan Brokaw ___ Mon- co-Biar 6 Futuro troo ^54 Rago 92 Loadoadot 106'Eng. char 70 D C, whoolor- 7 FlorWadty |f55 Ivtastlcatos - 93 HIvollvo hoard 107 Of tho oa doalor 8 T op Untouchablo 56 Jolo do vivro iter concesession e Jullotto Low’s org. de womaiin at theai 80 Yoamod R ud 62 Wlnd-drlvsn? 10 t^ovo quickly ss58 Molatonin gland | " | ° l| ilal»U 87 Undlng plor | ! n ^ I ■ --] even now hele titalks about how he 91 Orooi tho villain 19 Low In fat 1 H I DEAR AlABBY: My 16-yearold 64 Answar to a ring? aT> 7 )all again. 92 Now hoar _1 17 Jonaa Of 64 ^ S 7 1 son camei ] home from his job ^ threw the ball 94 Chlof support 65 _ Mario Saint «fo T in the park that day 86 Scattortjralnod IZ H working atIt ithe concession stand •E A R We were in 08 Olaciol opoch ,a • it ill ■ ighter^ birthday. My 101 Ootor cousin . 24 Ovorlong 87 87 Handlollko parts ^ H 2 = at a moviee ttheater and said that n n v 102 Mllllary studont sontonco 70 70 B oasts In yokos 5 R T ^ a woman cucustomer had told him I parents hadd didriven up from Ix)s 103 -Whool Of 25 P u t forth fJowors 71 71 Boatty and Kolly ■ ^ ^ jaEBs] he would mnever achieve success [)l^| Angeles to bevbe with us as we need- Fortuno* purehaso 2fl Languago of 73 73 Spawnarsllko edtobe togetiiSether as a family. 104 Oonto? Homar salrt>on M ■ i M W in life. Whejhen I asked why some- 108 Fancy caso 32 S ho p p a Sign word 74 74 Bulk>rato ^ n W o “ one wouldd say such a horrible iBUren w h at you1 dl(didn’t know was that . 100 Olvo longuo lo 33 Stir Into oction tolophono sorvlco 212 * |tl* |*it[ thing, he rejreplied, “She asked me ______Dad had beeit>een diam osed witii tto Radar imago 34 Frighton 75 75 Lonlont I E 1 'Ulilniyl for an extraera empty popcorn bag. cancer th e weekwe« before. The doc­ •111 Pracilcal 36 British gun 78 Eoonomlzo l* i°l^ to shrink tiie tumor -. 112 Junior oiOC 37 Obscuro 79 Addod ftdvantago and I told1 herh< I w asn't allowed to tor* hope to give themtout.” oi toUiSa bofote oper»tisrating* Dad has now you think that nasty started diemo:imotherapy and ladia- dll underao extensive w o m ^ shlOuld ^ ; have taken it up donandwiUi G e t li p cclose andI personalll w ith Maars with managiagement instead of say- ! P - surgery in as fewfei wvcKs. a cruel thing to a kid My mom andant I are so grateful Perdval Lowell made ]his own ing such a . Wtp://www.DeafAbb»icem -• As anyone who's beebeen pasdng It the not '^ho was justjlU doing his job? My I to you for’ sti stopping your own lomy news ■p^|H observations of Mars at spend some time with attendon to ostronoa SiSL"3 h.pp»pens to be hearing- with my dad just before E knows, Mars will be doseoser to earth 3 particularly dose opposi and also has epilepsy, a m an who needed it las been ali~ 1894 and 1896, not on]^ sc Day in (Sirsh Pork in < ’ Moy you alwajways bo blessed with Wednesday than it has i n ^ H e 'h S wron " .gift certificates for Calif.: throughout recorded hihistoty. It [ ■ S k y w a t c h non-existent canals (now t three consecutive . , the same kinur son. She- didn’t call • can’t throw thc ball likeJ 1he used Phillips SE,veryk)W. 34,646,419 ing session at thc Hcrrct Iger tecau se she didn't 1 scope. should be a good oppo“ r S S J to - and he can’t catch Ilike hc To thc naked eye, thc1C cdifference ml!o0,ffoniam Earth W «doe8*y. 3:52 vals, you’ll haw the neinerve. used to, either. Vou even1 tassured ...... o sest approach In about 'Coming at ISycar intcrvs jrld would be a better wiUbcunnodccablc. IfIfy you’re one only get a handful of oppoaortunities TWs worli . him your tiirowing was bailadwhen Buy' it!ll Sell it! I: oCthosc people nomers. Giovannii S Sc c h ia p a rc lli re p o r te d th c for j Arts and Sciencv at thcIC (CoUege of n,y comme;nents to a wonderful •Arguably, Mars, dose« oopposition famous Maivlartian canals, O uthem Idaho in Hvin fRi/Zs. t W nte young manin who' tossed a football o£ 1877 (only 1 percencent farther FoUowinjring SchiaparcUi's lead, to him at txindcrson®csi.cdcau B a n b ir tlthday giftsts, have ehilild pay foi>r guests’ ppresents tier httsband i ~~ • price is too great! send thc otl:other kids (if there arc Q: My sister and her ing after a game of pin rcccntly threw a birthda>day party for This becomes problcncmatic for any) packing r e c e iv e up too $ 1 5 0 «Maxican . Baja the parents of those pprivileged thc tail onn thci donkey or blind- .their 5-yeaw)ld ^ uughter g h thot _1 , in spending nm o n e y * ...... om *349„. iaduded pony rides, a□ visit > froth I childitin who are invitedcd to ccle- man^buff.f. ocaon viotv • cad i child a - J P a r e n t i n g brate tho birthday child'si's complc- Oncc uponKjn a time, children were w han yotl book a soioctc ( Canadtlada/N aw England Cinderella (wlio gave cai with modest birthday “magic gift” ), a cake thithat rivaled John Rosemond tion of another drcumnjinavigation satisfied wi Royal Caribboan Internanational* cruisB ' ...... 4 ^,, .„«599„, 1 needless to of our solar system, ovi)ver which parties. "Rik!^e it from someone' betw oen August 1-31.2120031 oetan vi»t* my w ad in g cake, ond n cn thero, done that: say, u glut of expenscnsive gifts he/she rules. who’s been Max'Mexican Riviera looked just. , ______To memorialize theirr own dr- Desire for thingsth one doesn't need ...... ipdudlng a doll that lo< m dstent with happiness. [ ^ ibbcat7l ocaan view like her and “her firstn diamond.”d cimuiavigations in Icssei« r fashion is not consist whcn'& child was a child, would throw them into) ia p ^ d iic ------Mtam Caribbean A t one point, I thoughth tth 1 ey w e re C.r«i.riA.r.r 1 and oot a denufniigod. tailspin, no doubt. Ihey mmight, as a John Roser.tserrumd is a family psy- going (o put her on a th '^ucstions of general inter- ’■..;,;y»749,-. parade her through towtown. O ur 5* When bbirthday parties were result, rcquire-'therapy. Thrhey inight ehotogist Qui yearold daughter otterttended and modest affairs,off: children behaved run away from home. Thche drcus is est mat; bc bi sent ro him at Bastoistern Caribbean throw in a far momorc dv^ fashion than is full of such unfortunateses. And so Affirmativec Parimting. j 1020 East now thinks that wc sto t, Suite 26B, Indianapolis, un equally lavish bashifo foi rh e rn e it genc!i«lljy i the case today. They the birthday bash antn te keeps 86th S tn xt,S t encoumgcd to believe going up and up and up3. ..And chil- Ind. 462400 and i at his VW* srrc: Panama Cana! birtliday. Your thoughts,ts,pl«ise. ] * ii.TXtsemond.com/ ^ A: I am a certified fuddy-duddyfud “it” wns allaU about them; therefore, dren, for good reason, kccBCp getting httpJ/unvuxn ...... ™»1599,, I on thc subject of childrcIdren^i birth- dicy dcvdoeloped a sense of respect ever more insufferable. ' o" ".’iVn’slw.iTl'V.VrH'.lil,',* 0C9»n viatv ligation toward others, Needless to say, I am irin favor of 1” " ”“ “ I day panies. Once uponin a tim e not and obligi Introducing CALL us TOb*y TO r IBPtAN CHUItt: so long ago, these tendsnded to be Ergo, betteitte r be h av io r, ' the modest, family-onlyy b irth d ^ modest affairs, but thatIt vrasv before D id dis * 8a ll h a v e to d o w ith m o d - party. I have a reputation ™ ConnieB Wi olcott, CNM c s t. birthdsiday parties? Of coursc tain, after all If other chihUdrcn arc r — ‘ children w ep worshiped, small and Cartlfl«filad Nur»**Midwlf* Sometimes thc child^Id^ birthday not, but modestm< birthday parties to be invited, keep it si party consisted simplylyofaWrth- o certainlyher helped tbe child keep his simple. Disallow ^ t s . Inifact,Ilik f e Connie IsIs theI nutse-mldwife at ' day cake, baked that: daydi by the inI t! the -overall scheme of the idea of the birthdayy irth d a y p a r t y fo r a S y e a r- Serve a healthy desser A for •ppolntm anta, sfcvcral modest gifts.. BBut again, old ($1,00000 a year, you know)? No I , bean sprout pie or sometl .1 1 ; - ' f l -

V ■ ' _m.t f .. . •. _• .., ____ ------...... \ ■ ' ) ' B t i e o ^ ' V “ ^... Q OM MOM lr y . nmunity E/Ston Pat Marcaam nanio-TS^^ . ______'T li c: lTimes-News • Sund[day, A ugust 24, 200003 Page E-4 K-v-jj p .'y — SiTORK i REP<5QRT------m ______ii ' ' i f l .. I Amanda SarSarah Eloirleta, - HH M a ilc[lc VaHey Regional To amounce a birth daughter of Tbni!bni Sue and John ■ " f■ l ■ Me Send 0 copy of the birth cortilrtlfl- Douglass Elorrict■ricra of Eden, was Aedldal Center \ug.l7,2003. O’Cyrus Riley, son of cate to: bom Sundoy, Aug ' JLuke 0 ’ Melissa Morgan EUiotte LouI StiStodditam, daugh* Amber Joy Smith of IWin Bills, a Lou and Denver iT\»esday,Aug. 5,2003. Tho Tlmea^^ews ter of Amanda L was bom 1\ PO. Box 548 Jose Stockhamn oof Gooding, was OUviaNcNoel PoweU, daughter of Aug. 17,2003. Rochellc Buck of Boise, twin Fialis, ID 83303 bom Simday, Aug Wendy Ro< O rfoxta: 734-5538. Anthony WiUiam Lee was bom1 TlThursdtv. ^ 8 * 7,2003. Deadllm: noon Tuesdujr for Murdodc, sonn (of Nicole Lea e—»f«— Hailey/ RRenee parish, daughter ey Ray Murdock of . I Paula and Ridjard Dean Sunday's paper; and noon W Baker and Joey I I p«ivey Onln for $3,849. Mlddto,ure, ;o*h MartUm aoW hli resiMery* of Diana Pa for TbasdayTs paper. TWinFiiUs,wasbos bom Sunday, Aug. - Left, Hailey Foigeon aold haihar grand ch«nplon beef to Pe D.L Parish of Gooding, was bom Rlfht. 8ln« Halnnon loM hi,s grandfr champion poultry to DJ Mora hjformatloo? 17,2003. grand champion beef to ButButte lnl«tJon for $2,546. Rl| Thursday,/y.Aug-14.2003. I Necdels, daughter icy M akenna Parker, |_Coll l^lissa at 735-3278 Blanca Mya Nc Evans Bank ol Rupert forr $ES625. Chesncy ------' of Nicole Audnudrey and Aaron daughterr cof Rachelle and Gooding, was bom Saturdaiay,Aug. Charles Needcis3cls of Bliss, was ' I Kenneth1 ( Grimmett Parker of ^ Aug. 17,2003. was bom Thursday, Aug.' 16.2003. 1 bom Sunday, Aug HLsBil Jerome, wo KotbinRegrieWyiderBBuck^, IsabcUe Madisiidison May, daugh- m r ^ 14,2003. • son of JuUe Eluabe th Fhseiteman of ter of EugenaI Marie M and Jason g ■ Ashleee Marie Ortoo and ^ loy, Aug. EdvrinMayofPocPocatcUo, was bom I^ynn-,Orton, twin d a u ^ - Burley, ^ was bom Saturdaj Brynlec Uf 16.2003. Monday, Aug. 18,:18,2003. asha Lee and Jeremy Ash * V daugh- Joie ShanteUII Peters, P daughter . - if TWin FlOls, were bom Jorden Maye BerSclQ', i E f Orton of 1 ter of Teresa Nicole andid TVavis of Diana I^nr^nn Brixey' and • • Crid^,Aue :ne Peters of Buhl, i?£srt^ub*»„of WiUiam 5 Berkley of TWinin Falls, . Thomas Eugene was bom S atu rd ^. Aug. 16,2003.16 ■ w asbom M ondj^idj^,Aug. 18,2003. C rystJ DcDcc Ann Votroubek of '*

yier EVENTS — lold har tf—m ohamplon poul«iiltr» lo KloopMr Concrata andId PavingPi for $520. Middle, lyie — C om4MUN1TYI Right, Sarlih Haiverooit sok lamplon •umltura for 91,042. Lalt, Ljilla■ MUKkaHi aold har roaorva ohai •ere m arried Aug. 31,--.: Wheeler sold his grand charhamplon ahaap to Skaggs Fum h Side Center by g thc office at 202 14th AvVve. E. in Halverson were sheep to KAM Qaa for $947M7. CSI NortliS Gooding. 1963, in Jerome□me. T h ^ have Uved It announces3S classes in Jerome theirleir entire lives. f niquests no gifts. GOODINGJG - The College of New fj Neighbors group) holdsI Th® famUy r6< ,jMl V j.D O k ^ i Southern I(Idaho North Side luncheon . at Malad Goi n f l ^ H Ccntcr annotnounced the foUowing '* "IB® , TVvin Falls ScoutSc receives e f a H H H upcoming dasses:cla HAGERMAN - Thc award at COUI:ourt of honor jctlon to Computers” VaUey V New Neighbors wiU “Introducti ept. 2 at TWIN FALLST.T.^ - Ted Brannen. will bc hdd■Id from 6:30-9:30 p.m. luncheon k at 11:30 a.m. Sc{: Malad Gorge. son of John andmd \adde Bran/ien of Hicsdays, Sc]Sept. 2-30 at Wendell ^ and the TWin FaUs, wiU«U receive his Eagle ■ P P I High School,ol, 750 E. Main St. The The cost is $3 per car, a H | Scout award at H ^ y:.',' d ass will proprovide hands-on expe* Golden G Age passport caniumot ^ H a court of honor riencc in wonford processing, spread- used. u ^ H at 8 p.m. sheets andid database manage* The program will be preresented ^ H Tbesday at thc n H K m ent. NoI iprevious computer • by b a park ranger. HH KnuU Grange H H R ] experience‘ is needed. The fee is Anyone interested in thetc dub is I H m on Highway 20. Sl_jb^K S^-9i $91.50 pluss ttthe book. encouragcd c to attend thcIC lunch- v S ^ ^ HK Sm Brannen has ; and the H . ^ H ^ completed 21 ; ilry for $1,909. Middle, Tiffanyly Joyce “Creatinglg 1Porcelain Dolls” will con'. e Dues arc SIO a year, a Lett; Miles Bishop sold hisIls champion ssIa hotter to BolBott Livestock and Horteon Dairy luncheons are SIO at_the‘ ttime of W l|Ij ment badges. John Orthman sold his reserveve champi* - be held fnfrom 6:30-9:30 p.m. U • For his Eagle sold her grand championI tuiturkey to Las Schwab TiresI of Paul and Rupert for S825. Joh Thursdays,, S ludrr . ml, H r^ Slir~ituui. tl.O«. II RUPERT - The PMinidoka nter at 934-8678 or stop WiUiam Gulley and Jud:idy I ^ ny. dcf - i»J, Jl.lUJ, Corpritalc Im»ic». County Fair Board anannounced unJ sji^ortv Curm. K«|OotKl MrOicl n»ults (rom the markerket animal nl Ccxmlf Siudcr. l>oml«iV Jolm »nil HI— V ruvlSoikdlnTrlVml ! sale at this year’s; SM inidoka Kiudrr -UiM.Onrall Showman. SI,101 confab ScduUt IMiy Hm gue registters for c( County Fair. /^M.IUIl.llortfX) IMcy i i Wriiiters Leag The resuitS' includee thei. seller juStZHijJl\«m - M.U7. klotuenlo l)«lry ibcrs and $75 for non*' ’ BURLEY-Y-The TWin Falls Area magazine n publisher. Several S $60 for member nimie, ribbon and any awawards, sale nuiu>«« i -rtttdl . r»4 *1.441, V«i«p l>.ltT ve their members forr oneor day with lunch, price and buyer. ■' Chapter off IcIdaho Writers League Idaho I' writers wiU have Mncrni - blur.Sl.ti>7, ktanin livnirKk ■ the 2003 Idaho Writers books b available for pupurchase Thc cost of the banquet alone is Jcuk»Vt,r^r«.U« -11.4IU. Si.rth«df IKalry I H ^ H tm will host the ■man, MJ $20 p er person,son. After Sept. 1, tho Anctirw Whrtl1wtlrT-ml.tl,14‘i.llonfonl)«ifv ■ League Stateate Conference from 8 induding ii Richard Hagerm Be«f rlrf • Mlrr. tlJf. I>t- i:»»r» lUnli of ■ p.m. Sept. 26-27 at the Frteman, F Alice Behr ammd Jack pricc increasesises by $20 for two ; JordjnIW«»Tf-Wuc.Tii'4-ll lk«>li .,ac.A,. HnFyiH a.m. to 5 p.n days and $155 forfo: one di^. UiulonWhilnhilr.jdr.-m!.ll.r'ir.il44'sMiUtin |j>trtiuck There also will be instrurucdonal The deadlinetine for registration is rtuv IWUT • u'ur'. AMmir'iMlI'IMlly (.4in •w»nl. R.thrl unt • rnl.il.141^ NUnin lirolrxk Convention)n Center, 800 North M.lis 1.WHI llilk rrini|.»t iirw - mLll J41 Mlkfi and l)orii n«i Ave. in Burley. books b on vmting for sale s at Sept. 25. «4nMtilVKr.|Ju*-.H^I.»,Id.h.ij.h.,MiikTY.n.,«r. {irjril. ziniir:riiiM..hlur.tl,IW.MlU«rul Ilnrlalvxi H H >•' I Overland Av< The event: alsoalsi wiU indude door Kilry l'lui(>rlil • h..tkpySll«»f Mc1«l U H —_ J Speakersrs tinclude Kirby Jonas, reduccd r prices. Titer, Virginia Ricketts, The conference is openn to any- prizes and raffliaffle items, Poultry IEric Bohm sold his reservele champi* westem writ' lg in any The rogistratitration form can be “jifcl mill • Mur.}!,»). Ihillr IVtH m-Uur.tJ7S.SUttml.n«u»:k , iment for historian, SlSheny Caan, screen- one o interested in writing lliilrv lioiron - Mim-. (;r.uiil Clur’ilimi'iiMi ll M-t H)*'l Ciillimmon-Mi.r.Tl.p4Hll«ik.t.WW.»rrdrr> - on helfar to Pioneer Equlpm yce Griffith, publisher; form. f found at vww.idahowriter* ' l\«i.imiillrl Sl.iii Kl'irplrf Cnnowrmwti'- Wur, llr.rul Cl-jmpi.ui. S'.:5. Ailini Cjulirnri - Ww. JJ.i-l, Arpml^.iirid piofT. designer; Bc IS in the evening at IM.1. I.Jin. inn.nink Ilf Hl.i:«n»lUnkoi S'»« imin.in. tin.ii tcchnicianiV, Steve Crump, S115 S for nonmembers forrth t e two Linda Flelms i nkofRuKtt [uct; and 324*7694. “'"s;;...... '■ t S S J I Z ' t-'TlUr^il:i« Mr.hiiiu..i humorist; anand Kitty Fleischman, days d and a Friday banqui llilM JWIIJ . Sunn"it^^'^i.tp.« I'cl SiieeD Mjiiincj . IJiw. Ur«ce»r Ch«Ch«ni»"n. ttM», '^'jl^...lUw,-hl..r.f.W.M.rt}nU..S< U.rtlotl. Cty77.M«tlul Ijvr^li " /jili'iVsiw. - IJu». J A«AVr IhtmliuiinK 1 lonion llAixy Kmdm Jiryi'r - l.u>fll« Allml. 'n>« 10 JKl'jtRO ,, ------SlSe r v ic e nilEWS------TcrtlV Ducido, \ViUl*m.Wi .r.1 Sl.i.«t, 1V« l-ui. .ml J’ Kino klaualiiK - blur, t?).!^ D I. r.tin.I.' llank ot Dairy |-i.ifcVit~rumilui KulTtI Pike is a 2001 graduluatc of Smith, 25,>, daughterd of Janis . I, I,,IP, Jnu lUii«hiin blur,Top Junior N«rwtn*r\. t47l. ” AitdirM»flrId*l>liK'.K>-*crilk»k. (ID.Jim Pike complipletes Naval „ ulko, Nev., took oif her JWlvr Alutmon - lilitf*. 11 4 h I •ikfUunr KIrCall Kimberly High School. Paulson of Elko •ull.r Aixknon - UiK. T.p J.uhih f’r«li.m.ml.t455.V.ncrM.lihr». “ Misrn MimlKiimrtv - blur. M,. JM c,,,,-. basic tralnlIning In Illinois normal dutieses asa: a gas turbine sys- •U - blu*. tjn, Huw 0 »c>de .,MirtiirMliJtinH „i^.w, iwi^ ^ ail-Nur.lWsSi.irimll'-rtu. s,lr l‘..l^.~i n.. - liI.M'. nip A.iriiwiwiMyiiiin. Navy Seamaman Rccndt Daniel T. Smith S Is participating tcms technicinician aboard the S'lml-rrlT lU.nn • rr.1. »I Jm), NotiNotili»«nr«Un* Coi>««niiianilnriu - Mur. tl4'i. rmnrvt ^tM,l..Mari l-nnl.Kr Fletcher. Un.IUTulpUiWiDilry Kiiliwi l‘.tiiiu i - l>lii.'.inWl..Mal»-v.V luiir..I' ■ Pike, son off RRobin D. and Brian T. t Oiunnn 1U0<. • M»«'. S t JOC. Dnil tl - Mue, tk«0, Sliiiun I'umilun- ^>tini IVIroii • liI.H-. t47(l. Min.dia,1,*. Mrn.it,al Qf Ki„,i,jnbcrly, has completed In " sea swap programI “It’s my jobjob to maintain and nlrli - Mur. tm |-I0(r<1 Mi.lual „ rd Class preserve the• gas turbine engines,” Milr.lbil»/p-Nuc,CIl»nnm«S»lc [irtr. U.S. Navyy basic training at Navy Petty Offlcer 3rd IMI tivrooh (M llixiii'n Dairy s.,, " g lJ J ’r™,,.rirll - tpl, !j|h*rjr^ Jessica D.'Smith is onee of thc Smith said, iu'-.cirrmm RccrujtTlrdnilining Command, Great J< Swap Program is (V.rv lb.liin - Mur. MX'., Itniinl Ur nmany Sailors participatinglg in the , The Sea Si ...SE .....„i,vvi„,.t. U ^ e s.m . Navy’s newest sea swap program,pr desiened to save thc Navy time .Uur,tt.lfi;.Miair\,iiVv"Ti;"Srr«.rt, !,‘SrL,Miupm Pike complct< w n!I!l»o nenUy on station stat and forward ChtiKr ll>.tin-|.li».t1,irKKl>r. Ilil •rxiniirlrv ,.rnO«T0l« ing W hi^1 iinduded dassroom ship sl on station longer by an area, the Navy can t>K. lU«-nin4.N«-,tl,o:2.l'.IlnSm^ « 'uJmoc1i ”“CIh«r«munm>tmxr-lp4.||ll»nk.t4U.McC4ln Colir Smiili - l>lur. tXK2. Kim llnnarn ing the crew every sbc monimlhs deployed to on. llcid. ltn~Kinj| - Ni>r. t I.2J4. IlnrU Cnn>l>lur,t7'>2.W»kmiimini\«iii«»rui study and prapractical instruction on ii •Ir„ ,.( save on fuel expenses,exp transit time J,iril<.n Ilni-Tunc hlur. t'M.'l, llorui iUB.~-rf.l.t4iA'ttBn,»Mrtn» Wr.l ljul nrr .iiwl Kr»iw iivI Kmlmi ii-d iv..ru naval custom:ims, first aid. fire fight- After thc decommissioT don t)y the ship and lk">nmt - Uur. t l.f«. K»i nni - Nu«, tJ74.1 lorucn l>«lry '• nnri loCatlOn >1.. I »n>»rarai>tTd. tl.Ull, U 4iS III ' - j = f =•rmun - Uu>, tlU M. Sp>it\kl '’''cllrmlJmrmu.. - rr.l. *7'i»s Kiii-rrtliS'iCij.'^ t. i"8. water saf.safety and survival, and the tl USS Oldendorf, Smii olher logisticalcal Iexpenses. lullniUm l'Uonr niumUiU-l-l>H'.t‘'<«.M"n>l,t44S.Kruk« Kinrt I IvOnullu ^ I-Wllip Wil\nn - iilHt-rtfli. coidni l'«llll« • rrj. »l.'l Mlkr,L. <.~I Ik.i. iv»t JUtmi llnmrrIfl - No».l)(fl,l« SihwuhTIrt-* ri( I’jid .i .ttt.. emphasis wasvus also placed on phys- crew c: of thc USS Fletcher Areiiv- l>nni.. WiK'. Mn'., Huprtt, W 0.^ry S.O- A.Wry llulclirn-ml.t4'.'i,'Vrjii«lrtlnuirmrKr - tion in thc Arabian Gulf. (ndl l»i|»i-rr-l.tl.il?* M«it 1‘iixUKr Krithjrnirn-«r. - rr>U »Mi KuinnltV M.tr ical fitness.; ' ^ lArvlrim - mLtl.l I's N'^'iuik JnOui. Kiml»iml»i..«li - WiH-. r..p Awr.m- l>-.ly C.ain. J miMilJ l-'tl • Nn.tl.mt, SoKiljt I l>jiry Turik,t.rJ).I"f1 - in!, tl,li'‘. llSra'l ^ Ijui lliiili • ITil. tl.'.'Mi, WMlnl'Ei?s.», ISiKS1 1,1,.in . ml. JI7H. MlnlC«.«4 Sh(r«rtnii% ______m-blur.M?l,».lry ' ‘"»». U2S. llocH —— Fo()CUS ON Pl>EOPLE — Jilinc UuiuUrr - Mrir. i.VKI UiulrtlJSSX I m, • Nur. Rcwfv* Chaminorl. I'M?. LhtKiophrr Jiiyrr - blix-.Ir-OilUxity MKh-»l 0«nlir» - Wuc. "Un'Jumijumnr i >r«wni.n.Shmrni.n. ^AM *»<>“ T-i TWiny'joyrf i l.li». Crsn.l Sh«iip« cam a minimum 3.5 gradiide point Officcr Standandards and TVaining,. • tl.lT'Mlurumntirr m,Nilr.t4flJ.nMt li,nlixk s. ^ “ S'- PfefferieI Is named to « 1 Meridian on June 13. l«,nrl l^pri • ml, $U7*. A... v> - mL t4'.». Ilr •«» M^hlrw unil C.nlr average whUe taking at; least I 12 , Academy in Me "-r asssz::^liiml - IJur.»4;2. M^tjiri IWl. U>A asses. Stephen spent;nt the past 10 weeks i ^'"l^ItKiini lUnlnn • r»J. tl Wl «.r, s s s r is : . SSsSi-.a AcademicIc ilonor Society gradedI crcdit hours of das .oU Kr^ IWnL Inxry • l-lur. (hrtlll Sl>r~nMtl. t4. I*j i l i S l i H i Area students on thc Usiast Angie in training to0 becomebc a poUce offi* ^ l^tl.r lluiinri - rvd. tljj4. Ilunc ^iimi-n. VOS, Ashlee Lin LL Pfefferie of TWin “ X K S;'^'”'» " r,,t« '> W rn .r,. t421.' r.?);S.IV>n ^-N:S.t4aiM..I.,«,i “ .S.ST3' ““''S.'S'KS■ Mur. 1177.1«tsrtl ^ JaifHiainl lloarltor^iuflll - trd, tJ.IJJ5. iii..oi.ir , Honor Sodc »I»T - bln.. (Wuwl thampu.n. tl.041. Itairy, XIiKKo Aulii, C.n Kmm1 iKii i>nmif»>'» academic yearyci ot Lynn University Rochcl I Griff and McUssasa Snow, exceUcncc. Uaapm\ttt - Muc. tl.l’R. Ili ’’'"Auic. U.«rl.«.~«H - Wur.TlJp 4II411 Ito*. ura. ^ Stephen enromroUcd as a self-spon* nov> Muxiiir. n< t U11. n«« S.I ^.ml.t41l.l>llnid«k*IW<:iTwtn II aton, Fla. all o ofTWin Frills. IlnlOT MukW -Miv. Krwm-rr'4-K 4- Book. t*101. llwiJnn ^'outJi . ml t400. IW ify, a student must have ’ sored studentmt which means he ' llullMWOCaiptnir ' nriml TUmM - blua, Tbp Junker W>c , Toqualifir, m wny and wiU seek IVJn Hum . rnl. S\M7.1 InrtioB I l-tMlli* Cunom I’umtnc maintamcd:d 1honor status for two Brother, | sister graduaiate his own V «i*n> N«U« • rt7., KIIKBC Tntllni * tl«shGiUM(it linec. 1M“*. Aniptw-Xirtfofmime Vriir’oImSSl>« consecutiveve sem esters, and one ^ week apart family reportedn e d His goal is to do- - . i Vmteelfl wd JoM Wkl R*n ttcfn Mt*.-t^»IW.»2Sri£ll2nn»lr> '*brtm. WallT Kluler. Nrel Wanl. Cul1 Vi 1 grade point average of IMdl WhlimUinidM t>«*rT »nd u»rtuiy?^ml. v«-^u^*njd ' achieved a gi Steve and P atty Wat^augh of investigativoQ work.w He also,took'.::: I-IJmronln. • 3.5orhif^iericr. ( he&chU- an exam forr thcthi Border Patrol in I B^*n>iaip. - thw. V«. Ui»i.[kiyl. Mm Thr «ncUil<>n ot OuiW ' Areastude ment. ■ S£ES(?ilSU'^iMir>£«5 1-iul. K-S llank ol (Ames) ..graduated from1 Seattle low enforccmer s s t55ae*V£i SltSSi-,, ■ .ISKiSS E/j,«.IWnkol tlurlv. " list at Norlorthwest Nazarene I | ^ ^ c University in Wosl Their giandpiadpaxents are Bob and;'.-;: I ' , AUMU. sd^M - ^ n jnTi. . ■Vtmrnn rmw vS ubS SM.bi.^r7S.u«> - Whitaelilei IM/y a e 7. Swenson of GoGooding and LoweU:-::- tacUi* - n< (*«7. tm. McC*U IVucklni ' , names of itistudents on thc dean^ > >rior r design emphasis) Jun< bep» . bh-. KSIL PU-Ttw Spool I S S I j S l S t ...... list for thee 22002*03 spring semeS- Thoir son, Stodten John:mllgrad* an d Donna1 AAsh of Stevenson; IdtkaBMCn-m IuS dIw!?! Tt>^ - MlnhSoka IMMMk Saw Ca < S«i>dyS»U-i Hirtx braOer* - Joal and Rert Ke*«i•«• ter. Tb bc clieligible, a student m ust uated i from the Idaho0 Peace Wash. 4 — I ^ I ;

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FkAKIZ-SXUDE>£BAKER . p H H . T i e R asmuss TWIN FALLS - Beth an i , RUPERT - Mr. ai Stellene. Fhuitz aod EEricj James ^ D elbert H. RasmussenI oof Rupert Scudebalccr were mlarricd an 'June . wOl'be honored at an opopen house 13 ^at th e College of Southern * ‘ for th eir 50th weddiaglg anntver- Idobo Rose Garden itiTnTWin Fblls. saiy. Friends and rclatlathres are ']^c bride is tho daughter dai of . invited to attend boma I 630 to 6 Daye ondRaedine EYanrantz of IWin f - pjtt. Saturday, Aug. 3030, at the Fhlls. R u p ert LDS West Statetke Centex; ‘ ff the groom is the±e son of V 26 S. 100 W. William and Judy StudiTjdebaker of Rasmussen and Coro)ra Hilling IVvin Falls. were m airied May 13,19119S3,inthe BuMMand^BMti 5 The ceremony wasIS \bffidatcd . Idaho Fhlls LDS Temple.le. " UndyCrozldr and Roger Chai by ,the Rev. Lawrence:e ^Vcddcr of After a brief stint inn the mili- Immanuel Lutheran Chundi.Ch taiy, they hove lived in S;Springdale nta-Bussen ■ ^ Musical selectionss vwere per- and R upert. H e workedd ffor Magic Crozier-C hambe3ERLAIN E-Steve . and Ann Banta,, formed by memberss oof Marcus a«th» VaUey Foods and she wworked at JEROME - Ron an«ind Karen of Jerome• announce an the engage- y, iinduding oeuar J.C. Penney in Rupert anlind Buricy. . Ciozicr of Jerome annoilouncc the m ent of theirtteir daugbtcn Amy Sue ;h'- Za^aii fyancz, brochc::her of the che bride.le. served os ringbeorer. T h ey have b c ^ actntive mem- engagement of their ddaughter, Banta, to nmIbm iier 2 ^ Bussen, son brifie. Ushersrs were Chris beis o f the LDS Churchch, serving Lindy A n n Crttzier, to Rlogerq Dale of TVncy Mtw ofc Rupen and Danis, A dinner and danceice followed Scherbinslnske, Mike Eastm an, Jeff in many capaddes. Sh(>he enjoys Cham beriain Jr., son of RiRoger and Bussen of Shai a t thp Ib rf Club in IWinvinFblls. Mcyersanand Ryan Rcinke, friends genealogy. H e voluntceiicred as a Velvet Chamberlain off Ephrata, Banta s is a a 1999*^i^duate of ?;!- Daysha Anderson and an Brendi o f ^ e briciridc and groom, policcunan, firefighter onand served . 9 Wash. VaUey . High[igh Sdiool and is :>• Baiamonte, sisters off tlthe bride, Spedalal guests induded family as president of the Kiwar^anisQub. A Crozier is a graduate olof Jerome employed atat Solo S Cup Company ift ' seiw d as matrons of hoihonor. a n d frieiicnds from Nebraska, . The event is being hf tlthe bride, Idaho. Kimberly, Debbie CuCurtis of Young University, studyingngnureing. Wallacc Count)unty H i* School and is'f~> lyier Newton, sister[cr of the The bridebri will continue her Aurora, Colo., Nancy' 1Terry of She is employed by East LLake Care employed tv b Bob Durham -ii groom, and Tona Studctdcbakcr, sis> educationon at Idaho State D ed o , M arilyn Garbrii Ccnter in Provo, Utah. Excavating. tci' of the groom. • - Universityity, where she will gradu- Colorado Springs, Cola, iand Clay Cham beriain is a 20000 igraduate ^ The weddiidding is planned forfa^i Rebccca Bates, coustlusin of th e a t e in Declecember With a bachelor Rasm ussen of Rupert. of Ephrata High Sd>diool in Saturday Septkspt. 6, at th e Banta red- bride, served as flower:r £girl. o f arts inn elementaryc cducadon. The couple has 20 gigiandchU-. Washington. H e served aanvo-year dcw.ArecepMxpdon will be held fbi- William Studcbakcr,;r, i father of The grojroom will continue his dren and eight grcat-gi-grandchil- LDS m ission in the Pci’em Lima lowmgihecerceremoqy. ««• the groom, served as bestbc) man. cducarionon at Idaho [ State dren. Oelbeftart and Cora Rasmussen North M ission.. He is ccurrendy The couplepie wilti reside in Hlec S Groomsmen indudedJed Robert Universityity and will reccive his attending BYU and is eemployed Studcbakcr, brotherir of the master’ss degree in human with th e U.S. Postal SeService groom, T.J. Newton, bibrother-in- resourcee development in T he ParrotTTS fMM Orem, Utah. law of the groom. Zakaikari Frantz, December, BUHL - Mr. and Mnlis. Calvin H H | ■ The wedding is planmned for brolher of the bride,c, and Les H e is employeden by th e College Parrott of Buhl will bc hohonored at ■ Fridiv. Sept. 12, in’the BcBoise LDS Anderson, brother-in-lai•law of tho o f Souther)cm Idaho. an open house for theirr 550th wed- Temple. A reception williU beheld ■ E a fl bride. The COU]ouple will reside in TWin ding annivcisaiy. friendsIs and rela- from 7 to 9 p jn . Sept 12 atatthcLDS ^^■ ■ 11 Bennett Baiamonte,1, ninephew of Falls. . tives aro invited to anend:id from 2 to I W ' ' ^ ^ Church, 825 E. Ave. B in JcJerome. 4 p.m. Satitfday, Aug. 3(30, at the T ; - > f First Christian Church in:iiBuhL L ee-B roweVER I M K il Parrott and Fay Bagligley were /! TWIN FALLS - Jaimeimc W. Lee " m arried Aug. 30,1953, in the Buhl and Dustin J. Browerr wwere mar- First Christian-Church aand have ried June 18 at the TWinTV Falls been members all theirir married BrontMatkkitidnandabVerBlaid g . County Courthouse. life. 'Ilic bride is the dauinughtcr of ^ They have been residenents of the . ; B H j B lanilND-M a I K I N r . TWin Falls and Buhl arcsvas for 69 Jim and Linda Lee of HaHansen. I^IR MURTAUdUGH - Mike Bland and IS The groom is 55 • / Officiating was the Rev^cv. Randy C handler of IWin Polls ararmounce VaUcy H igh Sdiool atand the A i y O m ZdcdW a ie^atr^ i Gardner. the engagem ent of theircir' daugh- UniversiQrI of Idaho. She is i 'tytt A Sandy Farten ofl The bride is tlic daujlaughter of HwSylB ter, Am y Jo Chandler, t ______I . bride, and KiiKimbcrlee Assemblyy ofc God. Serving at the T\icker is a graduatee oMWin Saturdity, Sept. ^ in Lewistiiston.-' Akxille Jo Hatpeitner A Brant Stubblefield, friend off tlthe bride reccption1 werev Kathy Martinez, FaUs j High School and is currcnt- ty The couple will reside ininBoise. ^ September dth______^ ushers and stepmotherier of the bride, and Lisa j Uura MalHlsithls A Rynn Hobson and groom, were the ush Iy studying finance at Bollol^e State AnvChmllmdler and Shan« Tbckar also attended the guestit book.b M artinez,; aunt ai of the bride. ^University. eptembtr6th______Kaytlyiin Martinez-RiccUco, daugh* The brideide is a 2001 graduate of H e served an LDS mi;nission in Temple. A. receptionrc will be held ^ > ‘S r i d a l ! R f £ i s• t t r u ^ KrUHn Brighlight A Stott Johnson ter of the bride and grogroom, was TVrin FallsIsHighSchooL I ,Caracas, Venezuela, He is from 7 to 9) p.m.p, Saturday, Sept. 6, rplepiber I3th______M „ the ringbcarer. TTic bridtidegroom is a 1998 gnid- , Mongage a t * e Oianduidler residence, LaunMathitA UiUtJel ker A Richard Westorer 3 employed a t Academy M Ryan Hobson Bnni Dm eptember !3th J Spcdal guests indudedicd Connie uatc of Jercerome High School. . in j Boise. The couplepie wiU reside in Boise, September 6th • SepUmlmbereih Vipperman of TWin FaFalls and The newl2wlyweds reside in TWin qr wiU condnue their The wedding is plonimned for where they Metissa Hart & Jeih Rtn NaNa Maninez of CCaldweU. Falls. «gan LDS cducaDon atBSU.at t h e p)erfect e i gift ]Friday, Augi 29, in the Log September 27th ..Sand n d wc dcnvcr . K 1556 Overland,land, Buriey • 67S-S5M ^ ■' c k s e ™ a 201 Sth SI.Jl. RRupert • 436-0221 j g ; stay onn top of yoisur investmelents withth N l0ney ppages. 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Lanting5S------Continued from El Like all bridc4*Eo*be,'9*t« Kim ^ T h extends her left handdandgcstures a ■ he• * family 10 h er ring finger. Ihhc e ccnterpiece< of the ring will be anin antiqueo dia- ' Maria r g u e r l t e L an tin g - mond thilt once belonfonged to Jim ’S Famllvilly matriarch, mother grandmother, set inn ai platinum of Jim,lm, John a n d Bob. band, she says. Bobob Lanting - R i The conversation turnstui to more Marguguerite’s youngest son, serious issues. mier-and rancher, “We’re still trying} totc figure out hea ® Lanting - B ob’s what’s Roing to hapfappen in the ', a n e x te n s io n ed u ca- ftuure,” Kim says. “You mean like wlwhere you’re 1°'’. ' going to live and stuff?iff?” JUjstln8 l Lanting - Bob Kim siglis. and RlRhea's son, a school •‘Yeah, all of that,"’she sh replies. “I districtrict financial employee. just started my job,, andan Jim’s got JodixJle Mink - Bob a n d Jii.? randi, .'rnd 1 don'tn't know what Rhea'i'a 's o rd e r daughter, a exactly we're going to do.”t casllegt}ge academ ic adviser. Opportunities forr Kim K in the jyistIn3 < Mink - J o d ie 's Magic Valley are justst openingc up. husbaiaand, a fomier teacher A fter firadiiating from the hr>«/works on the ranch, Univeisity of Idalio1 in Mny, Kim lyden Mirtk-Jo d ie landed a good first Jobjob as director of food service at Magic M< VaUey a^d Justin'sJu son. Rejiional Medical Cententer. Im Lanting - Bob and. And, of course, there•re are th c ties Rheaa's i younger daughter, to her family's land.id. Therc will a hospispltal dietician, eauTWwneitewigi ahv.iys l>e a placc forr h'her there. Jimm Jaco b s - Kim's .cifolyn Lanting, John-:: But Jim mnclies witivith his family ' boyfrlerlend, a n O regon _ The Lanting family gathenif* for a famlty portndt.wlth^h-this summer^ house guMt.. BackB« row fram left: Jim lantingng, Jodie Mink, Jayden Mbik, Ca Lanting, Chase Lwtlng. in Oregon, and thc twowo must make ranche;her. Untlng, Bqb Uirtlng, Justistin Lanting. Middle row: Justustin Minic, reporter MegA HimHinds, Marguerite Lmtlng. fnrtHit raw:.Klm Lanting, Rhea Lant some tough decisionsIS soon.S4 Jo h i >hn Lanting - Todd Lanting. Not pictureded: Louise Lanting. - dad let Jim Marguigueiite’s middle son, a , “Well, won't your d. thero’s a chancc the senim en won’t Todd rclca:ileases.No. 163 from tbe niiidi out there with youryoi family?" veterinrin arlan . happen." seed of LaLanting bulls as well as breeding stock, take, and you’ve just wa:nisted your chamber, and an she walks av^ Jessica asks. Carcsrolyn Lanting - No bulls arc in the pei)cn. In Older with a nondbnchalanc swish of tier ■ Kira repUcs, i bloodlines, Wc teeceep probably 50 differ- money.” “Yeah, he would," K l's wife and veterinary to maintain thc herd^ I Thero’s certainly noo romance tail. If all1 goesgc as planned, the and takes another sippofherbcor. o 35515,2 aUy insemi- W Ss ■in here,” John says, slan t. the Lantings artifidall ilack Simmcntal heifers in this act, and no self<: ^ this,” Bob)b says ruefully. “Looks Dr. John and CarolyiDlyn Lanting, Loul)u l8e Lanting - Jim 's steers his blue Ford RangerRu out of „ Building the nituref U keifsmmy y lucky day.” Grand Teton Impress!essions , a canal company T Johnwvatches ai approvingly and his drive\«iy and turn!ims left. He’s ^ By Fred PJlogho/l andI HenryHe H. Holdsworth headed for thc lentilnting fecdlot. emplojloyee. >^0 . Id o wntcs thehc bull’s name next to - with Heifer Nc thc heifer’s;r’s nam e in a small note- G rand Teton Nationaonal Park in color where some of the family^ fan black ^ hc information wiil go Simmcnial heifers andmd calves are Thc next evening. Bobjb, John and book. The photographs: landscaIscapcs, peaks, kicking up dust in the carly twi- momentIt whenv they spot Todd, eye- Todd meet at tlic feediollot. Time to into a com;im puter that tracks each weather's many moonoods, birds, mam- breed heifers. Lanting cccow, calf, heifer, steer liglu. ing himn warily.' He's looking for mals small and large.rge. in heat, at thc peak of their John’s Ford pickup is a virtual and bull, 'Hie heifers arc tdcntlficd idc as heifers in nioramas. 80 pages. lhe brand on reproductnctive- cycle. When a heifer vet's office on wheehels. Pulling The hcifieifer stands immobilized Eight wide-angle apnot lanting cattle by the ifts her tail and reaches their nimps: a coffeeX cup< atop a is readydy for breeding, Todd opcn thc hatch on thee Ibed cover, as Bob lift 9 2/S" J 8 118”. Soflboi%ound $9.95 cond-year vet* explains,:IS, she’ll let another animal he removes a cylindricacal m etallic deep insidiside, feeling for the cor- horizontal line. A :>ccor an removes reet aroa.i. erinary student andI thcth son of a mounther. he: cooler. The vetcrinariat Grand Teton Wild and Be.Beautiful called'Standingheat,'’*he—------the lid; and vapor riseses from the------“Youlvc-irc.goc.co gccitJnjust.che.------. GRAND-TETON y veiT’Todd"scans tlfe: herdhi vrith a ' “It’s'cal ice,” 'he explains. “If you iry H. Holdsworth ir.uMod eye. says. “WhMien a calf jumps on her, cooler’s depths.Theret arca vials of right pl^ce kK; By Frtd Pfloghofl and Henn/1 !C it down far enough, 'nil.- animals free;reeze for a she’ll jusiust stand there and let it . frozen bull semen insiisidc - the don’t get fe Photographers who liveve rnear the Tetons K jiroscnt N orth America'sa's most mystically B eautiful landscapes, in aand near Grand ■Teton National Park. ^ 22'color pholographs. 1120 2 0 ,pages. 10 1/2'" X ‘ Three;steps to0 choosirng the ri•ight petth ird ^ 1 2 “. Hardbound $ 2 9 .9 5 ing a bird on impulse couldco easily with an adiadorable umbrella cocka- M) People often burchasbase birds for their color, shape, or lead to disaster. 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But just as Not all dog and cat vctg or cat vet choices fo)r r« a p et bird may surprise ‘ rail. e their own you. “Onea oof my best clicnts has a Tlie later, commonlyniy l cockatiel from a pet fair or a chain that ashas lost Its cool may remain l ^ y Fred P/lugho/l. pet store can lead to a highly Mou»f( You want to get acquailaintcdwith criiuuycxaiKaminadon as soon as it is s for hours, even up to a day. d. ihotographer w ho ,- stressed bird with a liistiustoryofpoor nynttoto calm down an enraged the staff (are they frienencliy?) and ptirchasccL ^^foin thc Wyoming phot diet, overcrowding andid wrongv med- ^ ret becomc familiar with the th level of lh e first« visit should verify the ^ B lo u n ts Yellowstone NationalNal Park as his^; restraining or stroking it will irranty you should rcccivc ications. . , . onty keepeep llarousod and could get commitment this dintnic has to health warn H K a c k yard and enjoys's ooutdcxjr recroatiorw; client education. For cx:ucample, do from thc pcpet store or breeder. Al a Families who are• considenngC' you hurt.irt. ^ K h c r e during ail fourr sciseasons. • ^ adding any pet shouldId talk t with a A cst Uisi they hove bird-oriemeom by itself to chill s, careful instructions on their' exi>eciations, abilities, abi per- out. tfIt It needsi to tw moved, don't During the appointment:nt, th e vet- droppings, < WM Yellowstone: Like• No N< Olher Place sonalities, budget andid lifestyle.I In try to picl erinarian should bc abible to help how and wl:what to feed, and tips on pick It up. Instead, uso long cccp the bird^ behavior O n Earth- the case of birds, it is evenc more object- - like 1 a broom - to gently by advising you: “Here’se’s how you how to kec imimrtant to use theI avianav vcteri- oncourag can tell if a bird look;iks healthy. compatiblele with fami^ living David William PciPeterson wilh excerf^> rage It to enter a qulot. time- w ith this kind of prepa- narian as a resource. out roomom. 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