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Good m(aorning M issiiles r(o ck IBaghid ad a g h d a d \ Today’s forecast;ist: Partly cloudy withth iisolated thunder- . x storms and northwi»tst \winds 10-20 mph. U.S. t retaliate:es for plot aggainst Bush, Clinton tellills nation Highs in thc 80s. Lows.ws in the 50s. W k i m i i ______P afl0 A 2 ~ - •TheTl Associated Press------acknowledged-thc-Ltt-U.S..ini!iiiiles. had struck iton's resolve - A2V2 Iraqi govemmeniI bibuildings, but would not al-RashId Ho^l WASHINGTON — U.S, fonforces launched — - .1 say whether the intelntelligence .service was hit. ^k l j Tomahawk missiles againstst IIraqi inielli- ’•We lhanank God it was unsuccessful,ful," he He said some misslissiles fell in residential isponse neighborhoods, 'j geneegc headquarters in Bnghd;■hdad based on suid. "A firm fir and commensunite resp ••compelling evidence" o fa. pitplol to assassi- was essentitItial to protect our sovereigntyIty," he "There were nunlumerous civilian casual- A much diflerenent Snake nanale fomier President Bush,, PrPresideni Clin- said. tics.” Hamdoun sAsiid, giving no number, unting the wounded and Idaho author Cort1 CConley is showing ton to said Saturday nighl. Ile calleded the plot against Bush I'parpadieu- ••We're still count S ite ool f U.S. clips of his extensive■'fi; I:historical film col- Clinton, speaking to the natioation in a hastily lariy loathshsome and cowardly" bccau:ause il dead." ilf War Hamdoun said U.U.S. govemmeni had not Icction that brings aliviliive the state’s rivers arranged ar address from ihe Oval)val Oftlcc. said was again'nst the leader of the Gulf m issii'site attack the planned attack againsl Bush■ush was “dircct- coalition, contacted Iraq to0 ddiscuss thc informaiion in their pre-dam licydaj/day. ih A km, j PageBI , ed ed and pursued" by Iraqi intelliielligenee. Iraqi U,^l,N. Ambassador Nizar Hamimidoun ■ fPlease s e e IRAQ/A2 H p » W w r ''S

It smelled gamcjicy, but still... ^ Columnist Steve CnCnimp is still ticked SheUs V. hilit t the regattta IbG linnton: off after his wife threwrew out his bait buck- ct - even though hee ddid leave it next to -■ the deviled eggs. Page Bl U.S.shif ^ P ■ Coughlup off Somjlalia ■ health jplan The Associated Press Preparing for changech T The Associated Press Cassia Couniy Supctjpcrintendcnt Korman MOGADISHU. Somalia — Somali gun- Hurst is preparing lo0 Icleave ofilce af^cr 36 Some hospitals are puttiilutting oiT expansion men fired four roeket-propelleifiled grenades at years with the district.ict. ni plans. Insurers arc holdingding their collective 1 the first attack P ageB 3 an ai American fuel tanker in th nion health care plan idishu’s port in breath. And, as the Clinion on foreign iships at Mogadis encounters delay afterer idelay, thc once several monlhs, miliiary officfficials said Sal- broad-based support forir rereform is showing urday. signs of fraying. Damage was minimal andid tthere were no ifraid-PreaidcnL.Clin------underscored-ihe------., -. -lO-lhink- people arc-afniii ------casualliesrCl bul-lhc-uttaek-untl :lin’l get their act to- volatile silualioifin thc cityy nineni days afier ton and Mrs. Clinton clm't streak on fhe linline V gether." said Robert Blendiendori, a liealth poli- thc Uniled Nations launched:d a manhunt for ------..Mcts-pilchcr.Anilioiiliony YoungJrkb_lP_____ ?! cy_expj^n al the Harvardird School_^f Public avoid winning a dubJubious honor in to- “ "warlor'd'Mohamcd Farrah Aidi\idid. M M icty they'afe'losiirg...... le from Muslim Health, "’rfiere’s anxiety day’s giinie. Lcaficis purported to be f oflhe issue,"' oul the city conlrol of management ofl Page Dl fundamentalists ^ were handed c / rising doubts aboul icans would be . H |H .Recent,surveys show ris Saturday claiming America the administration's abiliibility lo reforin the killed-if U.N. forces capturctured Aidid and W f lH - k health care system. Ann AABC-Washinglon Aces wild tried him for ambushes Junejne 5 that killed E m j tl Post poll released last week wei found 45 per- • ntry Club served up a 2 ' Blue Lakes Country 24 Pakistani peacekeepers. cent expect “subslantial:al progress."r That's iiolc-in*one for the1C fourth f consecutive There was no indicationn SSaturday's al- HjjHM down 2 0 percenlage poinislints from the 65 per- real, which was day Saturday. t;tack was linked to the threa cent who said in April tliey believed lhat the P age Dl -Signed s by a group callcd Voi-^oice of Muslim mprove the cost and 1,5O0' members. administration could impr ______EBrotherhood that claimcd 1,5 availability of heallh care.ire. Local Somalis said the staistatement camc |S^C ters arc beginning to ng the name as a Fvcn strong supporters from. Aidid supporters using I complain. Helene Kramer,mer. executive direc- front. ration of Lee Couniy, is known as a tor of the Jewish Federaiio The wesiem town of Luc i Fla,, was r aabout half an ^ ^ 9 by Mrs. Clinton, "Fvcryl:erybody calls me up feeling discriminatedled againsl by a worid 1 hour, said the ship's captain..in. John Withers. MIKE S A l ^ U ^ ^ TW NoM and asks when is it going go to happen," U,N, military spokesmarnan Maj. David Kramer said. "You get bilsbil.' and picces in the in which they arc: rarapidly becoming a' $ his appreciation as Stockwell said thc fuel hadd totoo high a flash B oatt racingr fan Jeff Longestist of Sun Valley shows h paper that changc all1 Ihe ihi time. Everyone during the Idaho Regattatta Saturday after------P a g e C I------“ poinfto'bcignitcd'by^nadc1 tadc.T— ------—— b o atsts roar past the crowd du who wants proper healthalth 'care Is awalnhg' Another hit thc ship n ear';ar the water line noonn In Burley. Action contliitlnues today on the Snahlake River with ellml- this plan with bated breaih;aih," ond a third hil above the: mjmain deck. The natloron heats beginning at 10 a.m. and races followliiwlng from noo n to 6 Tliose in tiie health care business also are fourth did not hit tlie ship,, wlwhich arrived in p.m ..See S Page 0-1 for story?y and more photos. impalicnt. port Friday moming, "Tliere isa lol ofanxiet;xiety over whal is go- hig lo hit the table," saidaid Peter1 Wilson, vice Three miles bf()f crawling - president for regulatoryy alTairsaf al the Ameri- on, ‘‘The fundamental A 25 mph speed:d 1limil on Falls Av- ' can Hospital Associalion, talks alibout boombingt anxiety is that nothingg cotfwsct out. The de- enue? Today's editdilorial calls for the Report:t: Sheik J. lays in gelling startedI could coi give one con- Twin Falls City Counouncil to reconsider. The Associated Press Other sourccsCCS confirmed ihal thc FBI cem lhat nothing will get started.'’j Page A6 Details - A3, B55 tapes revealed ihilhat thc sheik had knowledge[‘j Doctors have the jittersllers. Jumes Todd, ex- NEW YORK — Tlie radicidical Muslim cicr- . - of the bombingng plot. But the sources told eculive vicc prcsideni;nl of the American ic whose followers are su:suspected in thc the FBII 1ha'd evidence linking Shcilicik Omar U.S. News & WcWorid Report that U.S. Attor- Medical Associalion, saic World Trade Ccnler bombinjbing was recorded Abdcl-RiiRahman of Jersey City. N.J.,., tto them, ncy General Jam:anet Reno believed thc infor- . are trying to adjust theireir practices| in antici- isufilcicnt to authorize crimi- on an FBI wiretap talking• ababout a bombing Acconjrding to law enforcementU :sources mation was insul "■ pation of the refonn plan.lan. campaign, according to au pipublished report with del:etailed knowledge of thc in'investiga- nal charges, at their current envi- still no vcrdictCt tlcnce from ihe tapes was used "niey arc looking al t tion. FBIBl wiretaps pickcd up thcs vvoice of Instead, eviden ing how best to cope Saturday. .•deral search warrant for the[jy ronment and projecting Jurors spent anothlOthcr day deliberating U.S. News & World Repoepon reported that Abdcl-RiRahman in discussions of thehe alleged to secure a fede: ♦y'rc asking. 'Do I get nent. Agents seized boxes pf of with it." he said. "They’n thc Rondy Weaver,cr, Kevin Harris trial before last week’s arrests5 olof eight men ac- bombinglg campaign, thc magazine rc{reported, sheik’s apartmer ;ystem or wait?’ Tliere cumcnts on Thursday, howev-y. into a managed carc syste without reaching avc1 vcrdict, cused of plotting to blow up the United Na- “Thcrt;rc's thc blind man discussissing the books and docun J. is a free fioaling anxiety:ly oc f.’Am I doing the P ao eA J f New York City's plot, in1 cconversations," an FBI agejgent said, cr the coiifiscatecited materials may_ have yieliJ- tions headquarters, two of Ni s e s e e HEALTH/A2 Tntderal-bBlldltfeT^'lt’s dnrtopiT'. ti '■ ■■‘ed little of value,uc, the magazine reporicd. P lease 5

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A'2 TimW -News, Twin Falla.ills. Idaho SuntJay, Juno 27,19'1993 Weathiier Attaacking] Iraq is f o r c e f tu ] l , ■ low-1-risk de(jcision ffbrCUrfdton The Accu-WeaBather® forecast forir noon.i Sunday, Junene 27. WASHINGTCTON (AP) — The U.S. mismissile attack against Iraq w asIS a forceful but low-risk dcmc of CE3 B^HZIZO American resolveIve by President Clinton in hii major - 1 0 s -O)S s Os 108 20s 308 40sA 508 60s 70s 803Is 90s 100s 1108 showdown wilh1 SSaddam Hussein, suffering from Bands separate high)h Itemperature zones for the3 d£d a y . ^ It cou ld bc a1 polilical p< plus for Clinton, sul / saggin g popularii:irily ratings. In times of militaritary confronta- / / tion, AmericansIS lendi 10 rally bchiitd their p as ^ r demonstrated by)y 1thc soaring popularity of Gc(George Bush in thc (G ulf War / a Ana.alysis . re- " solveve also J help his relationsns with Ihe military, strainedd byb; everything / from his cffon to lifl the armed forces’ bann 6 i thc ^ closing of dozen:;ens of bases and PeniagonI sf cut- backs. In a spccc:ech from thc Oval OfTice, CliClinton mude a point o f salutinglg tthc men and women in ihc1C aarmed forees. as well as inlclligiligence and law enforcementII ofllccrs.ol I Thc U.S. altactack was intended to send a po>powerful warn- APphott not to interpret Clinton's trouboublc-fillcd firsl ing lo Saddam no he nation Satur- monlhs in officece as a sign of weakness by/ a president in- p re sid e nnt t Clinton addresses the experienced in. mimilitary and foreign affairs, d ay eventn in g . Retaliating agaagainst Iraq's alleged assa.s.sincsination attempt lion for an ambush against Bush,, ClintonC ordered a cruisc• mmissile strike Mohamed1 IFarah Aidid. in retaliation N. peacekeepers, against Saddam'im's intelligence headquarierscrs in Baghdad. again.sl U.N. sidenl secms guaranteed wides'idesprcad support in U \ Twcnty-ihrce powerfulpo' missiles were ftred:d ffrom cniiscrs The prcsii FRONTS: ; in the Red Sea and Persian GuGulf Congress fofor taking on Saddam. In fact, fact many members and destroyers in retaliate as soon as B y usin g mis.siis.siles launched from ship.s.5. tlthc attack did o f Congres;tfss had urged Clinton to rela le alleged a.ssassination plotI wawas publicized. Tlic Inc not put U .S. pildlilois at risk. The strike was directeddin at \yhat word of the RM -STATIONARY C1993Accu-Woalher. ican intelligence and • COLD WARM ------the White Houseise believes is the heart of Saddxiddam’s capacity president sitstayed his hand unlil Amcricar cemcnt agencies conducted1 cxlcxlensive invcsliga- Prossuro to carry out tenorTorism. law enforcei ^ It w a s Clinionion’s first major clash withll IrIraq, although tions. H L E EZ3 E3 S i ir example, four It’s uncci:crtaln whether Saddam will'lll Ibc bowed by the ES ^ tm SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUCUDY there have beenen skimiishes. In April, for e: SHOIMOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES Fl SNOW: IC£ ■ SU ore bul remained dc- HIGH LOW U.S. warplaness wwere shot at by Iraqi artillerycry in the north- U.S. strike,e. Hc has been slapped before ■r ic thing we've known for sureurc isi there is no pre- j V/n AasocjiiloaPwss cm no-fly zonele ini Iraq and returned the fircfire,with cluslcr fiant. "Onc m'also showed a willingness5s-to ti use Ameri— dieting -whchat-Saddam Husseia-wilLdo--do-or_what Saddam...... 1 _ g c Spokane 90 55'.r.“ 5! bombs. Ginlon'i ;uring.” Defense Sec- j Temperatures 67..... can firepower wlwhen hc launched punishinglg aair strikes car- Hussein haslas learned or wliai he’s figurin Max MinJlnPcp 1 lier this m onth1 ogainsta| Somalia’s most nolorilorious warlord, rctary Les1 AspinA said.' I ,Sunil»>/June27 Albuquorquo 97 65.. ftir ibytinie conJIiloiu and hl^ tcnipefiin; Twin Falls ' Accu-WtaHict*forccj»l ftiri Atlonla 89 71 , CANADA Boston 93 64.“ ..... Mox MinMil Pep ike deciskononevididence ______Chicago 03 5 8 . U.S. 1based stri] v ; YoslonMy 81 4! Dallas 91 68“ U s t yoor 79 5: 3T0N (AP) — The 12.2. FFBI forensic experts said key ccompo- with thc Iraqi Intclligcrligence Scrvice. . Donvof 91 54 . S .... WASHINOT told Ihc FBI their Iraqi ^ ..... Nomial 8 5 ,5( issued a detailed state- enls were buill by the same pcop!oplc who • Tlic suspects told Dos Moinos 87 64 . “ .... White House! iss liilt bombs previously rccovcrcd. fromfr the recruiters providedled Ithem with the ear [Coflur D'Alono^j 7T;_| ” -q ' Sunsot todoy 9;20 p.m I laying out thc evidence ““’'I Dotroit 83 6__ 0 . Sunriso tomorrow 6.0202 a m • Saturday la raqis. bomb and other cxplirxplosives in Dnsra on ___ H o n o l i ^ ____ 87 72 . :oncludcd that Iraq had ‘"III: ------li; : : " — Lunar.phaso; First quortor q W wl'i'h i>,“ " • Other explosives seized in thec plol.p in- April 12. 1 former President Bush-^.,^jj e Houston ■ „ ■ Juno 26; full July’ 33; lasl ’ ploncd to ktll fc lilding “cubc'bombs.” contained«Jcotiipo- • -INTELLIGENCE: . ______: ...... Indianapolis 84 57, r July 19. during his Aprilrii 14-16 visil to Kuwait icnts buill by thc same people whwho buill * Classified inlclligcilligcncc sourecs support I Lowislon I 7B* M g2 ..... quDr1orJuly11:nowJi K ansas City 86 62. City. similimilar deviccs recovered from theIC Iraqis.1 the conclusion lhalat ththc Iraqi government . ordered the attack ugaiiagainsl Bush. LosVogos 109 Z:: 72. i d a h o _ _ _ _ ■ Some detailsIs fromf the slatemeni: SSUSPECTS Los.Ang0I05"'8 6 - 6 8 . ^ ' FORENSICSS • • - • - • Two of ihc main suspects on)n trial in • Tlie CIA was "hii"higlily confident" that Momphis 87 70 J. hidden in u Toyola Land- Kuw rn recruil- the Iraqi governnienilenl "ot thc highcst lcv., Mox MlMin Pep • A car bomb, h Cuwnit lold thc I'BI ihcy had been i muggled across the Iraq- cdai Iraq, from cls" directed ils intelli;itclligcncc scrvicc to a.s- ______Miami BoDCh 85 77 Boiso 98 662 2 ..... crui.scr. w as smu :d nnd rcccivcd orders in Basra, Irai r during thc nighl of April indi\ndividuals llicy believed were ossissociutcd sassinatc Bush. Milwoukoo 85 “ 60 ..... Borioy 93 6 5i 0 ..... Kuwaiti border di Mlnnoopolis 76 „ 55 ..... Fairfiold ■■ 84 3 OF . St. Louis 87 ” 65 ..... Salmon 87 4 7 warranted andd unjustified.”u he said. Kahn, Kal executive vicc presidentjntotine joint ventures and physician group f ‘ ^ Salt Lako Cily 92 ^ 54 ..... Soda Springs 83 333 ..... CHnton saidlid a U.S, investigation Health He Insurance Assoeial practiccs. 2;_£SS2: Son F randsco 80 56 ^ ..... Sun Valley mm m n m ..... convinced himim "there is compelling Amcrica, An said insurers arc hholding Ihings theyIhey are talking about , wm»« ioc Soattlo 70 55 evidence thatt thereth was in fact a plot off off expensive changes to m:managed c prport of ihe Clinton to assassinatec formerfi President Bush care cari and ulilization review ththat mtr- said. "1"The Clinion plan F(Forecasts ■ and thnt this plol.pic which included the ror ror some ofthe Clinton propos . won’t changc thehe idirection thc wind werful bomb made in "Tltat takes a lot of invcsimi Twin Foils, Buriey,y, Rupert,R Jerome and Gooding; use of a powe mem and blowing, it justust ichanges thc speed Iraq, was direiirccied and pursued by as as longI as there is uncertainly, I’artly cloudy lodayay with' isolated thunderstorms, y. pcopic ofthe wind." lligence scrvice.” ore ore going to be resistant lo m;make tlie _ w inds possible nearr Ihundcrsiorms- ill Highs 85-90, f 96 (high);(h grass thc Iraqi intellij nenls threaten to lake id hc gave the order Fri- changes," cht he said. “If anylhiihing, this Tltcsemovcmcni wesl winds 10 to 20) mph. m] Slight chancc Monday ofo f ihun- I----- — ------* Clinton said 1 /ay from Washington, k “the Iraqi intelligence current cui limbo Is slowing! ireform ‘"'P "” dtrshovvcrs- Lows nearcar 50. Highs in thc 70s. day to attack " ’ Blendon satd that'hat while there is still ther summary ncipal command control caused cat by market forees.” C a n u s Pniirie andiW W ood River Valley: Weatli service’s princi lelcckla- broad support■t fcfor change in the iho Saturday, with high tempemtmtures in facility in Baghighdad.” But I market forces and state Partly cloudy lochiyay wilh isolaied ihundcrstomis.is. Gu.siy 'It was hoi in Idaho health care systemtem, tlierc is no ovcr- —th c-m lssiles—were— turturcs-Qre-moving-ahoad-on-n ’ wukIs possililc near "tliuird<^fomis;'nrgirsi1iu inive pprices. A charge of ■n Atlantic coostal states, thc Apfr?'Appalachi. ,w ccn7(indlcllruE levied for all returned ' ^ ...... Inn Houston. Rnin totaledtot some 6^^ Inchcs al PeaI’carsall, 6 states, ihc southem A ld 10 a.m. only. Ifyou do not re- Advertising SI5.00 will bc levic o'Vnlleynnd the lowerGrcai Lal-akes.- ...... -...... ceive your•p«per p«| by-7-a.m-r««» dw number----- _ ^ ^ inchcs at Plcasantann andar 5>f at'L a Vcmiu. ------lins; ih cu p p eroh lo-v ; p.m. EOT ' for your area;rea; PeiCT York, advertising director ill. Texas, reported urban (loodioding and Heavier rainfall dmduring the 6 hout3 ending at 2 p . If you wish to place an adver Policc in yictoriii. ■ield nnd ot Jcromc-W«.Wendcll-Oooding-Hagerman . jodwalers included 1« inches:s at Oklahoma City’s Wiley Fiei ' call 733-0931. Classified ads,'“b c l l T l ’ Miiliid-onnWJon several roads weree closedc by high water. 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They will take Sunday offT William Degan in an11 A u g . 21 TwinFnlli 1 as ihe day o fllic week BOISE (AP) — Jur have a news tip or wish to Ulk lo d died in the gunfight, andid h is w ife , someone in iIhe cdiiorial department, callI for f 12 weeks; daily only. S2.80” | C'Wr'ohiyrtghtOIMI b Thc seven women:n and; five men lions in statesta history. ) $36.40 for 12 weeks; Sunday oronly. Sl.50 lUgieV*»«yN«„N«r.p.p.filn*. I ;- Vicki. 42, was killed the nextm day by 733-0931[ belweenbe 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 ] have now spent 84 hours hot behind thc Weaver,'cr, 45, and Harris, 25, are ac- II a federal sniper. closcd door of thc fedifederal building's cuscd off kikilling Deputy U.S. Marshal

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N ationI ' = n ^ '...^ Egypi)tia n ex^-officerrk e y 3 plot aurests Tbe Washington Post ■ cy options presented to tlthe attorney forcenieni ^ouiources suy. wus to lie ex- “ Day-by-day, i general about what to do about the ccuied on orr ai around July 4 to protest A former Egyptianian army officcr ^ngry l | i neighbors sheik,” one official said. "She has de- the upcominglg 1trials of suspecis in Ihe who was closc lo a key suspect in the , termined there ure sounund law cn- Trade Centerer 1blast, which killed six World Trodc Ccnicr:r explosionc pro- - BS forcemcnt reasons for han'mdling it the und injured nnmore than 1.000 people, vided thc FBI withI tataped conversa- ' “ way wc are handling it.” Tlie FBI hass saids that some suspecis , tions and other evidentlence it needed lo custody,. alsoa helped the FBI developP Officials have said thetl options in the Uniled^d 1Nations plol were slir- ' foil an elaborate bomb:mbing conspiracy ce against the fiery Muslim” range from charging theIC sheik as a ring a "witchcches brew" of chemicals days before it allegedly:dly was to be ex- clcnc. Shcik Sh Abdel Omar Rahman.>• co-conspiralor in the Unitlited Nations for bombs whwhen agents bursijnio a FROM GUATEMi•1ALA CHINA ecutcd. for whoni)ni he served as un occasional>■ plot, detaining him undeiler immigra- Queens guraj;rage and arrested them Ltiw enforcementnl sourccs con- bodyguunlard. tion law as a threat to pupublic safety" Thursday, HAND WOUEN Ffl■ABRIC N A W - B( Ll fa c k OR firmed Saturday thatlat Emad Salem. Justice:c Department officials con-I- or summarily rcturnining him to President ClClintuii used his vyeCkly OUER LEATHER!! WITH WHITE COCOTTON 43, provided Ihc FBIBI with evidence firmed SaturdaySat that Attomey Gener-r- Egypt. Although a federaral immigra- address Saiurd•irday to pay trihuie!io ihe LEATHER SOLILES. COILEfrHEIvlE M PSO L E tliat led to thc arrest;t ofo: eight men in al JanetI Reno R decidcd against arrest-I- tion panel recently denied:d the sheik's law enforeememenl ofl'ieials who'broke LADIES 5 TO 10.0.$24 WITHRUBBEFIER AT HEEL on alleged plot to ossa:ssasinate political ing, or ilctainingdet thc shcik after con­1- claims lo jlolitical asylumim and ruled up Ihe alleged’od terrorist ring, saying, AND TOE. 5iTO T 10. $12 leaders and bomb thele IUnited Nations sidcrableic discussion, among law en-1- he was deportublc on thee grounds] he "the American:an people need lo lie re- fcuHding, two HudsoiIson River com- forcemcnt:'nt officials about how to pro-)- entered the country undetler false pre- assured by theihe'cffeciiveness and lhe muter tunnel's and a ifederal office cecd withith a matter thut could havee tenses, he is appealingg that judg- detcmiinaiion)n of "our federal uiilliori- building in lower Manhanhattan. rcpcrcussiissions in the Islamic world, ment. .tics al the nuinuiionul and at ihe^oeal I LeatkermilatL. J s. • Twin Falls. Idaho » 7; 3 » 4 8 1 8 i7 |:g f^ Salem, who is nowow in protective "Tlierere haveI been a variety of poii-i- n ie alleged bombing plol, pl law en- level to conibaiibat terrorism." B u s _ Continued from A1 Transport!ortation Administration’s Con-'V ten iniiuirc alxnit bus servi(vices in Twin J . . , gcstionI fvMitigation and Air Quality:y Falls, hesaid. a growing population)n \has dramalical- n, ■Vining said. It is awarded lo;o As yet. no specific platluns exist for ^ ly increased ridershifihip of Trans IV i that “reduce carbon monox- the proposed Twin Falls routes, but ^ Buses in rccent years;ars; thc company |(j^ and somc so of thc other agents lhatat Vining said he is putting totogether sev- 4 had 105.000 "boarding:ings" in 1992 „maminainate the air." oral comiilittecs to di'liscuss new Altliough Trans IVIV was crealcd to routes, bus-stop design and an locations serve the elderly andid tdisabled. Trans rs v n j ^ of slops. IV Director Jim Vining ro u tes ling receives daily ” :sl any of lhe requests from the gener the new money, Trans IV also;o Vining said lhe eariiest :nerahpublic to in- x new buses could go intoIto operalion ij crease sen/ices. hopes to0 developd a fixed-route scrvice iary 1994. J To fln;ince expandended-scrvicc. thc within Twin Tv Falls - complcic with:h would probably be Februai 'ide funds for non proHt bus compa >ps and schedules - becauseiu Thc grunt would provid npany is seeking le—four-25-piissenger-buHCSOtat a total cost— ji -goycmmcnl money.----- /—^------—therc-is-as-a-growing-deniiind-by-the— : to be a very Trans IV hopes:s to reccivc a general public pi for “improved acccss of S230.400. "It’s going K bur buses ini- ^ $407,920 Idaho Transansportation De- within the;he cily." Vining said. small .system with only Ton partmcnt grant to punjurchase six new N«wcor:omcrs from larger wwn.s of-f. lially," Vining .said. buses “to maintain current cu services 4 <=»<: iMERICAN MADE . AMEHICJRICAN OWNED i and develop a new fixC'Ixcd-route system AtJ within the city ofTwinvin Falls." Vining P I C T U R Ei I F R A M I N G » — - said. Ro:Donald E. Hides CPF • Cen:ertified Professional Frai•amer k HEWA' ADVANCED EHGINEERINEING TREADS! hMlii To get thc money,;y. thc company • 1Largest selection of mouldiilding 2c matboard must raise S101.980>80 in matching • CCreative custom framing; fefeaturing our ow n finishe. ; DISSCOVERERRRADIAL i m funds from donations.ms. local-govem- • CConservation framing ______mcm.pledgcs and.oihcthctsc»irccs._ __ _.y_V•_Wholesale.prid|ig______M *Pmelletrlc sizes for mlnl-vansins_ J It Vining recently askcisked for S40.000 ' Serving the M agicj?c Vall^Tm^i9'64'" ...... U s iniSrinicks ^ ' from the Twin Falls Cil City Council, but Q ' A I I S i Twin Falls Mayor Howloward Allen said PROFESSIOIDNAL FRAM E SeasonsItead last week no decisionn h;has been made. N e w .Llo o c a t i o n * • Duralrable Poly-Steel Construtructlon C ollision ^3 j P205;I0 5 /7 5 R U ...... :....:....61.67 Williams said she: g^g,ive up driving 4 P215i115/75R1S ...... 6 4 .8 0 i M almost 30 years ago al 3 after a collision I35/75R 15...... 69 .5 0 ^ on Blue Lakes Bouleulevard. 'it just HHBH 4 P235I scared mc so that I couldn't c drive anymore." i Many other sizes at conlomparable savings! ^ Williuins rides a Special Sp< Core and Assistance Transportatilation bus. Hand- f _3 1 icappcd-ac'ccssiblc buses bus offer door- fl to-door servicc to) aianyone within V ADVANCED ENGINEERINIING TREADS! M i :, Twin Falls, Jerome. G(Goring, Rupert f and Burley. . ISCOVERER FRADIAL A ir Riders typically call Trans IV the day bcforc-they-wishiih tto-usc thc.j^-.- r ntest PickupsrVans anand Club Wagons vicc and arrange foror aj pickup time itlllud.WlilteorDlackLeLetters and location. Trans IV also; operates a ISeasohltead' more extensive interecrcity commuter system - with a similunilar emphasis of H M 5ff5RC While Lelloiing....!...... :...77.12 « scrvicc to thc disabledled and elderly - throughout the region.n. 05R15CWhilBLellering...... 8 4 .8 0 .20FET W The increased riderslership has pul a '<9j‘ 5/85R16E Black Lellaring...... 87 .5 7 ,92FEr ^ considerable sirain1 onor Trans IV to 'f m meet thc needs of its ridersi with its JiQi limited supply of buses.ses. /4N5 W Plusi ManyK other sizes at con:omparable sawlnns! “Wc’rc doing thoseise 1 00.000 (pas- : sengers) a year but wewc arc full," Vin- : ing said. ”Wc need mornore vehicles." In some cases, higlligh demand has mado it dilTicult for buibus drivcK.to rc- n C ti ■ 1 AMERICAN MADEH •AMERICANO’I OWNED ^ 9 spond to all-ride requestjests. R g g ; “We’ve had to rcfus:fusc (customers) ^ TREINDSETTEI:R II l l bccausc wc need moremo buses and p|j|l I more help.’’ said driveriver' Donna Fer- H L WEATHE ;1 rcnburgh. who hass b been with the m all company for three year? HHH Rider Goldie Stanselisell, 77, said she B — ADIAL TIRESI" recently missed a dociioctor's appoint- i M m b u y'3; TIRES, GET THE 4 ' ment she had made: th:three months in advancc bccausc the: bibus was unable n ~ ATr NO EXTRA CHARGEr i I lo pick her up on thatt diday. INCLUDES5 IFREE MOUNTING ANDBAUNCANCING. “I had called a dayay or two in ad- X o v J 1 vance. but they were:re just all full,’’ Stansel] said. \oe- J * d P155/80R13...... 4 3 .2 3 IB } W ish list P175/80R13. The new money couliould alleviate bus 1 I ^------crowdingrVining^id-1id-Tnins-IV-plans------^ ! -4+0;m i-0i0-ffl I - P185/75R14;------5 2 ! 3 2 ^ E — lo rcplacc two aging; busesbi on its in- P195/75R14. 53 .4 6 M tercity routes - one of which has ac- TREAOWCAR PROTEaiON■IMP , cumulated nearly 400400.000 miles - 5 LIMITED WARRANTY- P205/75R15. 57.48 M , 1 with two 40-passengeiIger, wheelchair------P215/75R14:------5 9 , 4 2 - i ------•I accesstbirvcfilclcs; ' ------5 — A >AII WeatherTreieaiiPattern P235/75R15...... i l! The older buses haveave a capacity of ...... 65.97 ' only 30 passengersi arand cannot ac- ■Steel Beltetli PatternI IZZZZZ— < 1 j commodate whcclchainlairs. Thc cost for ■ I the two buses would be $260,000. 1 Thc grant is panI oi of the Federal mriNcT^)MPUTERBALANl ON EVEim TIRE WE SEI;ell! ^ ; CUEflRflNCIICE SdLE fUaOTKESffTUffi» b t 2 5 % off A ; " . . . . WITH , STuAT ViiiisoiriiiTi>icr~. 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Nation ...... - '--JAstronauiit: Space\^walk Whitte Hous<50 steadi 3r stumib iin g was tiringg, but exeiciting lies afte 5 CAPI- CANAVI-kAi., Ra■la, (A P ) “ W hen y o u 're insideins the spaceship -' Ttle Hndcavour asironauaul who . herc and you lookak downd al thc Earth, Dy Carol Jouzaitis pro.iehes. The Senate hillI ccontains a steps in ihc liviive montiis sincc thc in­ pus aiiicnnas you never fedI asus though you’re ( Trilninc .. A n a ly sis -l..^-cent lax increase onn gasoline augiiralion. p u sh e d IWO lo o se sa ie ilile an iiil'i place said Saturday, lllec sp a o )— fa tlin g ;iiic said fliirinjjliiiri p l(»li»vi';inn in- ' a:and other tiaiis]iorl:itioii1 fuels f thal In the wake\c ■«>f a staff reorgaiiiza- walk was liriiig al limes Imt ontme of thc lerview from spaccpace wilh CNN. But ■\VA.S}1INGT()N — It w asn’i a proj-i ,1111.I. M .u n n ie iiii!’ a w a v at a would raise S-10 billionI (over five lion earlicr liiisiiis month, tiiree iop ad- inosi exciting ex|>criences o f hisiiii life. once you gel outside:sidc and you see real* tun cvcii■ndose, c iiuial'- niess.me.ilill .lelk-.l ..•.Inelinii and tav y v i s e r s h a v ee grabbedj ihc White tra work iy notliing beloww youyi ... there was a icr inimilis of Uidkiiigg likli e th e ^;;ul^...... in. Ni-vvs tii iite ie n e e s and and arc providing a re­ '’Wc got a little hit of c.xtn The 1 louse version provi)vide.s for a '“•■I”* iitcnnas.'’ while liiere yc.stcrdterday when I really iluii fiMiU!n‘( sliiioit siraijihl,sl Ihc lidk la.lm 1 se that tilings were turn- out iheic hel])iiig to I’l.x Ihe anti hioadet eiierj!V tax based „„oi ,i,c heat tlisi-iimc sp.icewalker Ci, Daviivid Low felt as ihougii 1 wxskvxs hanging on to thc newly rcsliiinicil C Cl l i n i o n le a m ;‘i:ed lo be.he.il back a Ke)'itl'lK all as ' tint is in- i'roiiiul loror the cnihalllcd adiiiin- conteni ol' I'lieis, or Hlu. t sailsaid, "P ui the K'st thing of allI w\ as tiie handrail 250 mile.se.s abovea ihe Eanh," worked ciuiugh,kinkss no u l o f its o p - saiill I'll ill',in.. p i..p o se d t.iN iticieasex. J' istralion. ' le n d ed h*. raise S72 Inllion speclacular view you get froYoni out Besides securingring liic antennas of t.Talii>:i lo llii its l;iri;ei.ct. il mil a prc- Dekiininiiined lo keep llie '•eoiioinic Aides saul.1 the tl troika — consisi- ^1’^' same pei iod. Iheie," the caplured Eurcciirccu salelHlc for ihc I'l-'f hulK-cyc.’ p la n .d u e , inji of iiiKigc;e guruI Daviii Gcrgen. I'o m .ike u |' I'o! liie rev ,1,1- II,.,. l.ow said lie hail a sens.it.llion of trip iuune. U>w liflcdlifu and .swung his A IIl'i a ic lc n llc s s \vt.-oveekloni: oll'eii- '■el its ;m ,1.11iI lev, Un ,.el Ihe pa.ka;,',^, strategist George leicncc. the .Senale bill w l-riday’s spacewalkiiig parlilariner, Peter “Jeff ••ivc (tn.hcslr;iicci hv a i lini.t Ihe soil ol hioad-l'ased I' mnil.l oil ,SK.|,|,ai,„|„„i|„alos and Chid' of Slaff falling al one point during Fi moie Irom ]irojcelctl N iieaily six-hour spacewalk. W isoff, '.lie ..r senior :.idcs.cs. Ihe Wliite enen-\ ,iNI,in Clinion lined, into a " Meiln-arr iin.mas -M ack",iicI McLarty - - is cx- H o u s e c k c i! m il ih c-• nariowesi ii ,il House Sen,eiMte eoiifeieiu e t oininittee ^1spemlini: ineieases and ilro|ri.p luii.liiip |,||,|,|„g a ,,„slositivc chemistry lhat « viflorics carly I'riiiiiyly ion a ciilical '01 a Im.d1.11 xuiiV.iii,' Mill ot Ilk- d e bloi enleipiise /ones and Iiullliii|;i.T |,K-- „p p sagging , morale inside ■ rviili.m |,i„. „,,, \viii,,, II,,,,, Scii;i1c vote on I’lcsidcidem Cliiiiiiirs !;uls- ventioii and lamily pieserv; H cionniuic plan, In th e enend, Clinton piev.uled, bul !- W ith llic Ihrehree aides bolstering tiic H 1 iiulcr pressure io preprove his abili "iih .ilieiei \'iee l’u-si,lrnl Al (ioie Thc closeness ot ihe’voliote. ticspile ilecision-inakiiking proccss and coor- H J l i l t * IV ;is a leader, Clinionion resisted his 1’H'kc a iie tii M'le, Like Ihe Mouse .1 a niiuli-ini|iroved commnmnications diiiating policyicy. Clinton seemed de- H letulency lu nieildlc: in Ilie delails veision, Ihedn Senate p,iek,ii;e would elt.Ill e to sell Ilu- Clintonn proyiam. lerniined to setse forlii broad ohjcc- H inul licliicil Ills causi-e hby ap|ieaiiiii’ '•nl Ihe leheildel Iw S‘'1M) I'lflion over iiidic.ited ii jiisi liow weakikcncd ilie lives for iiicas.•asuring the success nf H imirc piesidciilial as he delincd die live veais. WhiteV Ihnise imlly pul])il|)ii had he- iiis proposals,is, and less inclined to H broad ininciiiles nf■ hihis econoniie Hm d;ee twot< bills dillei III then ap eoine e ihrouj’li llie daiiiaj:aj:ing mis- flip-ilop on Lletaiis,dct ■ 1 waters -20-60^ % J ^ Mrs.. Nixon 1lauded aat funenail"'®*’upper 'OH , YOkUA LINDA,A, (Calil, (API - ^ shutl I'onner fiisi lady. I’,I’.it N ix o n w a s lenicnilicjcd Saluida; ol dijinily and quiet H Missisissippi lile ol' pain ami povM' D i:S M O INNIiS, H Iowa (AP) — From ■•I'cw women inI public pi llle have ^ Paul, Minninn., to Sl. Louis, rising sill I ered as she liiislas sullcieil and BT' '' j day Ihreaiened to closc a done it with suchI i:tiiraee,” s.iid ihe . - Salurda} Uev. BiliyCirahant,' .•tell o f Ihc u p per M issis- /\t llic niornini; si-i sippi nd hall shipping, The Eyecentter's "W c prcilircdictiiig this will l>c thc Nixon walked into> thihe eaitlen with S U M M E R F RtAM i E SPECTAiACULAR ■ secoiul-hiuiiest.•st lliiod level on reeoni ' (iNiliain, Tlie loinjei;iei piesiileni w as NHji^ for the Mivsissi|ssippi." said Denise Yale. | stricken with emoir.o tio n saw LOOK GREAMl And save:9 20 - sp(ikesw’(niianlan for tiic U.S, Army llie iiioui ners. puti haA d u\er ills luoulli and ci Ccdecked li ( ir a h a n i ___'to o d jij^ ic pudiinninn to is rising and il seem s to The latest cdesigner fashiihions. “speak as ilu' sunI ]kpoKed llintni’.h lip) pretty p fast'," siie said. ' j overcasi ,skie> I..1 the I could Ix; alniiisi lijcjiiih. Classic stylesis. Sporty looksiks. About 23(1 niouinc iK-lbre the river■crrelurns to normal, iin c is >!alheied al A pl«5lO J lily. At at Lock-and D am No. I.'i, he whole famil the Ni.\on luesideniien iia l iih i a n I'oi Fraines for th the service: wliicli1 w.W.IS a'lien'ded by ' F o r m eir r President F Richard Nixonon w ipes his faco Saturdcijaydur- reached its iiighcsihi; level April 2K. once-a-year | £savingsL two otiu-r lormer•r |p r e s i d e n is in g t h ei funcrnl fl for his late wifo.). P a t , in Y o r b a L in d a , C a iiif. I% H . w hen itil i ilil 22,.*! feel. 'I'he river (ieiald 1-ord and U.Ronald Keaj’.an From lofllefl arc N ixon's son-in-lawIW EI d C o x , g r a n d s o n ro se 1,1 fee■1 l toV 17..'1 I'ccl S a tu rd a y There's noI better time foibr a new - and several 1 m oniiiiy, 1-loinllid stage is 1.*! feel. ophcr Cox and daughter■Trlcia Tr Nixon C ox.. Congress, iiicludin J-irtyfsi.x towiDwlwals aiui their hargcs look. And no) better placeII I hole. John Cltalce,c e , O iiin lla lc li ' >'• .now I'at N i'o ii IS to know s:said he .idiniied Mis, Ni.xon’!'• w ea- ir;ipix;di i'i I'riday when a 21.‘>-niile and Mark 1 laitield.!, avN oinaii;tn ol eom |>assfoii. e oui,1ja\ "I w .inted lo be iie ie ." s;isaid Mc- slrelch of thee Mississippif Uiver was Many niouiners \ a tid c lialaiailei," i said CviUliia (i(iovein. "i've alwavs acadmired tjoseil from CCanton,hi Mo., lo Bellevue. mous willi Ihc tumuli Milhiiaii. a ineniherol die ,\M is . Nixon,-She is one of■ tithe- leasi [owa, 'llia t was.•as expccled to grow to a hoaidaii.i,itaindytiieiul. pilui'ien tro iis pu b lic I'if^iiics I ’ vc e v e r .S()0-mile strclel;lch — from north nf Sl. llie Nixon While Ilollous. ii>.,„y Millijtaii nded ihe Seeiet kiknown. She ha.i a lot ol'couHiraye," i.„uis lo soulhIlh o f Sl, i’au i. M inn, — Kissinj;er. Ale\aiiiknder 11,111;, ('.(I. ' e c 5 n t Calitornia(:.>v. IVte Wib te r eotle n,iiiie Im Nhs. Ni\on ilson .Uld |,v S u n d a y aIS s additional ; locks were ©EI^E "iU-be“ Kel>o/o. li.K. I!,I Ilaldeniaii. ! ailiehi.' SSenale M inoiiiy .Leader 1Dole ol shutdown. TWIN FALLS JEROME HAILEY Chailes Colson and111 tt'ounei ambas as espei i.dlv aji|>iopi iate," KK,ms,is also delivered culoi: ? 3 4 - 9 8 0 Q _ : 324-4363 788'8 8 -4 1 2 0 . sador Widlei-Amtei:itei>i.eiv.-Ni‘,.i! , ‘ ._I'hi: corpsI clo.scd.thecl luck at Red "As first lady, i’at Nixoi tUStKls!>ontSI.E. MISiUKCttSC. ticIJEQiySi icsiuned Auj:. I'lIC1-! I ' I I ''he said.I. "She v.Ms'rim lo he wiili on w as a W ing. M inn.,. onoi Saturday and exjwct- Waier.uale scandal. S h e l i ad d . a j:ie.il sense oi adven [>.)Kiiion of Anierican cullulu re w h o ed lo closo tlmsilose in Duhui[ue. Quincy, SoloIn E n d s J u n e 3 0 ,1 9 9 3 nevei patroni/ed liercounir"rynien." ni.. i-ullon. inIll .. and New London, "Where Your VIsloion Is Precious Beyondtd Measure"i Ciraliani and oilierher speakLTs re- e t ,ScM, (le o ij-e M e C o v e in , s.iid s. Dole, "She loved, lliclie W h ile ‘ M o.. KHlay. nicnilieieil Mis. ,\i.\isi.M.n ri.i,jier m- vvho was,is ilel'e.ileil h \ Nixon in a !li louse, not for ils power huml lo r its spiration. bitter l')7.’>72 piesideiili,il eainpaii’n, beauty bi ami its history.’'

— TIte trairlin e d High pijriest saccrifices 119* animalls H ^ professio,iionals a t MIAMI ini'ACM, l-'la. l-'la (A l’) A b lo o d (uei e i an altar dcdiealeil to his lecili. ii a liny ^un and imihiitation axes ^ < 1 our salorlon know Sanieria liiidi pries! slitlil 1the tliioals o|. palion ileH'e H \. C h a n j’.o, '’W e t'eel dii ihc symbol of ( ’haiiyo.1. IIhc g o d of ■^^w h a t to0 doI to Imillied beasts .Saluiilaiilay in a ritual teieiu now■w hut wc havi- .ilways Viiilily \ and li^hiniiig. An>11 assistant B B •• bring outm t the best saciiriceorj'jamnials,Is, do n e ihih.1. lej;al li or not." I’niired j’ lioiiey. and su^ar Cicauc liquor tie poked a sieak kiiil'c ki throiiirii The aiiiii'linials will bv eaten Suiid.iv ovei .. the Idood. in you...... w ith a ll tlte lliroai ol' laijjerr aiaiiinials - a al a eelebi.n'lalioii I'casl. hc said, Oiilsiile thc small apartiitiiieni com- I'A I > th e bestit products.I black lani and Iwo j:oals j:o - - then ()iie ott // a i n o r a ’s p u rp o ses w as lo' I'lex |i where Zamora lives•s anil c o n - B » | • C omp pf lete H air sawed ihidiij;h vocal eoidseoi and aitcr- show thee world v that Ihe ielii:ion's d d u eled llic sa critlc cs , •!() dideinonstra- ies iiutil blood spuiled.d. ritu a l s,iL'iiiLl ilice was liiiinane - that tors !■ from People for tluhe i-thital 1 * 1 C are 'H ic rare piililic ecu•eieinoiiy ^ave ihc aiiini.ilii.ds were not loiiured .n rieatnicnl 1 of Animals pioti • S kin CCiare ihanks loi a II.S. Siipien'lenie Conn rul- abused, "Stop ihc torUire. stopp the pain. • E xpert;rt N ail inj: thal a city oidmancenee bailing: ani- I'or snialnailer biids, /amoia a Santeria S is insane!" the gmuitip ^ ^ Design nial slaiij;hlei mieoiisiiisiiiiiiionally in- sell dcseril•ribed "bakdawo.'’ or liiidi e

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. - ^ > 4 I R ig ht - t o - l i f eers sayss th a n kis to leaa d e rs • AllcbursDslaughl by local wmpracliclngpr aitoinc/s and legal proiprolession.;ils. B . • Nino montli eveninapfogiamim. The WaahiogtOQ PostIt to life or rijrighl to dcalh ccntral is.sucs lilieve, however, thnt the Republican Rc lion, attended1 by b about 1,700 inetii- . • Rnancialassislancc availablelie if eligible. of policy’ fcfor the Republican Party.” PParly musi show thai il is open to bers. an iiudieilienee lhat was ovcr-w • SponsorcdJocaNy by Idaho SI ------MiLWAyKEE— —At the opening she siidrFc ^iow«-and—whclmingly-whwhito-atKl-iiiHjorityJc-— ' Slate University. session o f thc thrcc-dn;-day convention William J. Bcnnelt1 took an opposite tlthere arc many differeni vieiews." male. He urged;ed thc organizaiion lo n)fficT()rConimurnpdiJC^iojioa “ of the National Rightht tot Life Com- position, arjarguing that •'ifthe Rcpub- But finding thc middle: ground^ is open ilself even■en lo those who do not • Evening classes noiOW forming for Twin FaiFalls area ■ mittee that ended here:re :Saturday, thc lican Partyty gives up ihis principle it nnol easy. In his specch lo lhe Em- share its adamarlanl opposition to abor- ' ______ro n Bnoci oi^anizntion’s presidendent presented a will give up ils soul.” ppower Amcrica audiencc,c, Benneti lion in almost;allca.ses, al JCHUnSCALL; 1 - 8 0 0 “2 83 -L - L E G A L I slide show honoring: wtwhat she callcd And Jackick Kemp, thc former hous- sisaid. “ I am pro-life, bul if ii you arc “Be irvclusive.ve." he said, ’‘Welcome NATICIONAL ACADEMY/ F O R i the “heroes" of thele i antiaborlion ing and urbiirban development secretary p.pro-life or pro-choice youi cannoi( as into your rankf iks people who agree ALEGAL STUDIES,IS , IN C . I movement. who is seeseen by many as a likely a;an American be happy abouta! 1.7 with all the time, tin half thc time, a a il IT PARAI Thc faccs that flashcishcd across thc 1996 presidsidcniial contender, tried to nmillion abortion.s a year."' The'1 audi- tliird of the limeme, even if they are not - 1 1 I i r Idaho st;stale University screcn includcd severseral politicians, straddle lhe middle ground. “I think cience reaclcd wilh silcncc, fully committeded to lhe pro-life agcn- - - — CampusIS Box 8 1 8 4 » Pocatello, IDD 8 M Z O M O ^ almost oil of themn F Republicans the wholec platform( needs to be tip- A few hours later. Beni:nnelt also da.” This me.ssassagc, too. Was greeted among whom thc most]jst prominent — dated," heic said.s "I am pro-life, I be- sjspoke to lhe Righl to Lifefe conven- wilh silence. Presidents Ronaldd JReagan and George Bush and VitVice President Dan Quayle — are outut cof office. Perhaps unintcntionaonally, thc slide show presented byf \^ Wanda Franz served to underscore« vwhat William Kristol, Quayle’s fonformer chicf of staff, described as thcle ipolitical '‘low poinl” of thc organizedzed anliabonion movement os it rcachecihed its 20 th an- 9 niversary. In W ashington, •Icaders Ic( of the G IH i movement acknowledjledge, antiabor- H I tion forces arc on thc; d E 5 formed thc corc o f o narrownor majorily SEM r If that reaffirmed thc: 19731' Roe vs. Wade decision that Ie{legalized abor- JULY 20 - A l'C U Sr l.-» tion and led to crcatioIlion of thc Na- tional Right to Life CcCommittec ond ^ I other antiabortion orgiwgimizations, Last November, witwith the sirong support o f abortion-rig-rights activists, Democrat Bill Clintonton was elected president. Unlike Rcagtmgan and Bush, : he opposes the ban on federal fund- Cactus Petes Is one of onlonly Ihrcc casinos in all of)f Nevada ing o f abortion servicesices and is com- wlih a dinner showrooroom. Wc provide the qualli;Illy and » : mitied to signing into10 law1 the Frcc- variety of a fine dindining restaurant In a classssIc dom o f Choicc Aci (F((FOCA), which U s vejjas-siyliiyle showroom selling. Congress is scheduled:d tto debate this Dinner Shows arc at 8. p.rp,m. and cocklail shows al 11 p.m. summer and which, its crilics con- tend, would wipe out)ut virtually all state limitations on abcabortions. CHn^ ...... llA-VKtoUUAMSJU..- _ - ton’s' plan to overhaul11 tl:thehcallh'carc- • 1 J system is cxpccted to iincludc abor- L egendsIs in Concert h a s e a rn e d llic "(Jr"(iniiKl Sliiin" of iiwiirds; ".Siuiwiw of th r Vciir," "r.nlfrtaituT S of (IlfI li I))' ihc.Inicm aikiniii i’n-ss As.m)ng antiabortion ■7 stancc. “We have lo0 gget out ihcrc PHYLLIS DILLERR DANNY MANIRONA p . '■ and conlinue to workrk tto make sure JUNE 2 9 -JULY 4I- JULY 6 -» that thc (antiabortion)i) pplatform stays Wilh her uiny oniks and crazy itim(tim- Itr's one of om inly's fu in there,". Carol Long,ng, head of.the ,wly.PhyllUDlllcrLioncolAmcrka';rka'.s bcsi loveil iictlorineiner.s. Uanny / iroiliilenland I ■ group’s political actiorlion committcc, Irunniest ct)mcillan.s. .Along willwill) MiimniiS iilcnii uf mu-siro ■ told a workshop here.:. Ihosiin{(hCTOwn show und upp(Mrin)utinjj cxjniemporjr)' wli ilravraw.s Ihc au- ¥ in countlcss oihers, Dlllcf husK cwCl)- dlcncrtohlmlncunuiRln}lnu.slaushtcr, \ The divisions overT aabortion even ] lim.'i. Alnnjl wIili tx-inn luttiritimic Rcnlu.s > ' IIB rA starred wiih Dob itopc In ihrcc fllm.-i among Republicans wcwere best illus- |slurred In lhe Broadway pnxluiHoiHlon .Mamna Ls an aitoniplLsilLshrd plunLst tratcd at a separate conconfcrcncc held ■Hello l)ollyl‘ und wrliien four Iix-.si-k .si ami vcrsuillc .sInRrr. here this week by Empmpowcr Amcri- iscllinjt twoks. RAYlY PRICE JERRY REED MARTY HAGGAI»RD ca, a think tank-advocaocacy organiza- AUGL3U S T 17*22 AUGUST' 24-29 AUG. :ji • s i - rT i . . ,'i tion established earlierier this year by itiiy Price hasus wwon a IJr.imniy AW'imI Jrrry•rry Kord K a (Jratnmy .\s‘urtl m in- li'.s a fiimlly alfaii ill ('.iidusHIS iVlrVi several leading conscnscrvativcs. At a I and was nomIrmlnaied (or the (»uniry lu-rcr iindn hns |ifoU. »7ini ViiH'n- IM Jin/h- Iln'. UrrKrnd. Marty's own (iilh'(ilh'c ttion (ll GOP should deal wilhilh thc abortion ■ Among hLs HOSO hits arc Make rhc uliir-l««ltij^'liMt»»lr'Mu.slc yoiifSMln Shrcls. Codcialls only arc dvqvallabtcoiUq ihc B jim. iind ll jun. shmw Assodulloa “ WeTTCsSater .\iiiirrfuiu,iiul.it)lr trvrvuilons iitr rrqultrdI (III

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H - O r EZ Editor!lia!__ ^ 25 mjiph on Falills Avenuele? ^ Pleasele, council.1, reconsidder J B The Twin Tailsis Cily( Council, usu- Jimim Vickers voled against tl 3§T KT-r ally a Icvcl-hen'di:I'ded bunch, m ade a lo.1 2 5 ,' surprisingly silly’ decisiondc last week, Bul B four other council menictnbers - 5 . ______Aiming to sloww thei trafllc at Falls Pan’am Dowd, Tom Condie., A:Art Frantz A v e n u e’s M adron•ona Street interscc- andnd Mary McClusky - jumpimpcd for it, i^ b S S ! tion. where schoollol children cross, thc Tin.'hey did so despite advicee I'l from City ■ council considereded five rea.sonable al- liiij•ngineer Gary Young, who10 i'lold them wolP tematives. Then iti( chosei Door No. 6 , th;)ih;)t lowering llie limil wouhjuld not in- -J UEiP w mUt The council voteoled to drop the cur- dueUicc slower driving. i mph speed 5 W : R \ F l c t l ) rent 35 mph speeded limit to 25 mph for Young \ warned that a 25 m ^ . c x m : , the whole lengthIh o f Falls •' all the iimimil on most of f'alls will11 bbe impos- / *) ' way from Eastlan(and Drive lo Grand- lible sib to cnforce. because.;. " •‘The rea­ {fOrtER.j view Drive. Three-ee tiiilcs o f slowpok- sorlonable and priidcnl driverver doesn’t ing for the sake ofofi one crosswalk. seciee the need lo drive 25 mph mp in thai Has the City CiCouncil ever driven arcirca," that stretch of Fallsl-;i Avenue at 25 Dowd, T the main advocali;ale for the i m ph? It should. lovower speed, replied lhatlat prudent ------— I After the couniiincil’s decision, we Jrivers dri "could be taught to drive 25 sent a lest driverer to■ cniise Falls be- mpnph.” tw een 5 and 5:3(:30 p.ill; - the hour /Alas, this is thc satne kindind o f falla- when our geutlele burg experiences ;y cy that led to Prohibition.. TheT good- ' \ / f ^ Rush Momcnl. he:learted belief that peoplele couldi be lY Xore v coopperation1 would ^go a long[gway Our driver piantiinted ihe speedoineler cataught to drink lenionad»ade turned needle on 25 andind ignored the dirty \m An erica into a nation o fr hiphi flasks. J not agree more with ihe lasi “ I wage, pension and healthalth benefits liavc been | . looks from fellowiW motorists.i ipeakcasies spt and moonshinelestdls, s gr.iphofiliihe June 16 T/'/ne.v-Neivscdieditorial. Readcider Gomment replaced wilh scrvice sccisector jobs, most o f ' The conclusion:on: 25 mph idpoint- D E ow d's 25 mph signs willvill be sum- Workers. andai employers do indeed nci wliicii pay considerablyily lowerit wages and Icssly slow on mo:nost of that robte. On larly lar ignored, and public: respectrc for coopcniice in order for our couniry ant R ancndyAmbuehl ^ fewer, ifany, benefits. . J So whal our anti-unionlion, frcc-niarkct poli- the mile betweereen Blue Lalles and >pecd sp<. limits will erode a litlliitlle further. economyi loi succeed, icccss of liiis has been proveiven in Eu- cent as much asIS aan American and the aver- cics have brought us arcire 1lower real incomcs Washington, il is positively foolish. C C erta in ly , p ro tec tin g children’s cl Thesuci IS - lower taxable in- liere are bel- rope andI illii Japan, which pniciicc coo:oopeni- age Jnpanese wor.vorkcr 77 percent, for average Americans - Tlial stretch o fr Falls I' is a five-lane lafciy saf is important. But then vc comc to suppon our govc’ovcmmcnt functions, “ ' thoroxighfnrcreiticapable of handling ' terler-m ethods. .Yo.ung_pffcreiered five of tiverelaiictionsiiips l>elwecn business,5, labor1; Bul while prodroduclivity is high, Ihc rclalivc i:mincni.- It is-iuierestiugto^nii.no.lc tiiai avenige_hourlv_wi wage and benefit package lower disposable incomeline to keep our econo- ^ speeds of 40 tot) 454 mph ~ w hich it [hem the tast week - includingng overhe'ad ' - :>ndgoven untries also have iiigh and increas-ini for American proproduction woTkerS has dc=—------my going------nflashers a at Madrona and hanlumd-operat- rockei scienlisi to fig- | does regularly. ; of unionization, eurrenlly avcrag-av dined and is nowIOW 13lh in ihc worid, wiih iht;l,y ll shouldn’t take a rock Plainly, the councilco was carried edjd signs that say. “Slop for lyjaperceoLof llic .wotkfoccaccc— -Gemian nvcnige-ge-nearly SIO moresmd the —__ure.QuLvvliy_wcLhavc a cLa cluonicJjudget . ! 11 lhal won’t end. .Isit 'a w ay b y iis zeat1 to protect clin3re‘iJ.-" Guifrd,” GH is a reason why coopcnitivek-e rcia-; Japanese averageage about to overtake ours att deficit and a recession tin .... There is \mcrican dream isbe- In defense o f thcti innocent, let us The ' council should revisitisil tilts issue tionshipss ssucceed in societies wilh highhij only a peijny anin Ihour less, up from S2 an any wonder ihal thc Amc ihe majority of our eiti- point oul that-MaMayor Howard Allen at its next meeting, and give,ive Young's unionizaiiiIlion rates. Coo'pcraiion'is a two-wayt' hour less in 1990;90. coming a mirage for the i n Gale Klcinkopf and. lisllist another look. slrcel and.id, in a unionized setting, woivorkcrs The “Free Mar-larkcl" policies ofthe !980s zeiis? and Councilmcn C .syslem is the mosl dy- ______can gainI a more equal .status wilh em|;mploy. created thc most3Sl massive rcdistribulion of Thc free-cnierprise .sys ers. income in Ameriiierican history. Twenty-five namic, creative economiijiiiic system in the i gulatcd .system, it leads I WhileI uunioniz.alion rales have incnicreased in years ago, amon^ong the 22 major industriai- worid. But in an unregul; other induJustriai countries, they have'ebcen- I ’ ized nations, thehe United States had thc to a system of ihesurvivi•vival of tlic mosl un- I ayer. which'is bc.staf | ' suppressct>cd in our couniry, declininglg frotn a founh mosl cqualual distribution in income, .scrupulous, thc employct ~ T ^helimees-News exploiting its workers,s. iuits competitors and . high of 37 perceni in liie ‘50s lo 2I 1 pcrcentp judging from thetlic relative relalionship of ive all Olhers oul of ^ SJe])lion H.irlQoti Cl.iik Walworth AikAlltin Wilson Pcicr Yorli inl9K0arand 14 pcrcenl currently, low-, middle- an(and uppcr-income groups, in„ its customers, will drive 1 t>iiblisticr Miindglny cdiior OrCirculalion nwfwgcr AdvcrlWtKislny diroclor unerican workplace is becomominga I980,wewcrce H lOlh mosl equal. By 1991. business. ’ thinking ofthe 1980s dictatorialial setting where liie employelycr Iclls we were 22nd1 - 1lasl! The "Free Markei” thii orporaie takeovers, ac­ Tiic? members of the editorial boarDard and writers ol editoriuis thc workcker whal he wili work for --o o: r else- Coupled lo thi:this decrease in real income resulted in massive corpc - tire Stoplicrhen HjirJgcn. Clurk Walworth.Ih. Mark Kind nnd Steve Crumpimp. niihcr ihailan a democratic setting in wlwhich liie for the majorityty tof our families is the manir-Uf, quisilions and mergers.ts. /At this rate, a few ■ * lerms ofreinploynietit e are negotiated,.•d.wiili faciuring job losjloss during thc last decade ol' large corporaiions willill bibe the onlyemploy- _ _ _ Ihe workekers having some say in ihcircir des-' ••Free Market"" p(policies. U.S.-based mullina-. crs we have left. tional corporatioiIlions have shifted much of I totally agree iliai wc need to move lo­ have been the resulls of thislis decline■ ihcir productionon to iow-wagc countries iike ward more coopcnitiveve hlabor-management Repubblican mlayors: 1They relations. Bui unions are nol pan oflhc V of unionsIS in the United Stales? Acco:cording 10 Mcxico and Thai'hailand where.wages are one- Ihe U.S.. i;Bureau of Labor Statistics,s, ini 1992 icnih of U.S. statstandards, while priccs lo problem - they arc panan coflhe solution! Americanan industrial workers had thehe highest American consulisumers have continued to in- are raiire, exotiic creatu]J.JL V / l J rate o f prciroduciivity in thc world, witlvith the crease, Riindy Ambudil is; the pre.'iidciU o f thc average CGerman worker producingi; 779 per- The lost manuinufacluring jobs with decent Idaho S M cA l'L -a O . I A Republican big-city;ity mayor is im exotic |H crcalurc. In rcccnt times,ies, the League of Ciiics W and llic U.S. Confereneenee of Mayors, eager to ■ appear bipanisan.'havc.'c reer\iitedn Republicans |j vid S. Lelotters from Cleveland. ]iidi:ina|inapolis, Kansas Cily nnd ‘ “ 'OdBP Be —■hunimanc to humans onc who sat in1 lluthe bathtub wilh him, keepingIg tics could bc causcd byy tinIhe next earthquake, Orlando for one-year icmis(cn as president. But ;c Ihe infection drained from hiiiIiis This did nol slop Altomc)mey General Larry more olkn, these organi;ani/iitions have had lo go \jt I Reccnti;Itly, I went lo the Humane Soc Ilh,- I'™ " iling the "new" airquali- py i w m l'»»‘l-M yca.isws well now. I ask you. would EchoHawk from rcwrilinj; to places like Coloradoio Springs,S Colo., San Boih men profited from the; la'law-and-ordcr is- pound)in in Twin Fails lo adopt a puppy 'cnI ihrough that abandon or nC'le- ly regulalions lhal specificcifically refuse to ana- Drk.Pa,, and cvcn Scot- iVskLvl anyone wl'o went Juan, Puerto kico, York, sue that has been a staple of naiiclaiional Rcpubli- in and foujund the one 1 wanied, then ‘1 a Elect any animal?lal? No, 1 do nol think so, 1. atI lyze accidents and climin;aiinaic the need for all air land Ncck. N.C.. in orilcirder to find card-carrying can campaigns. Riordan won milmiildle-cla-ss vol- whal I neeicedcd to do to adopt the pupp^ least, would nol-ol - and did not. quality pemiits for Fortrt St.St Vniin waste. Com- Republican mayors, crs by promising lo pul 3,000I morenu policc on 8 'ven ado|ioption papers to fill oul and w , Nol oncc wasas I asked aboul my future plex21.cic. Tluis it was a noveltyily toi have visits la.si week the slreets in the nexl four years,ars. Schundler asked 'Iif wasI over thc age of 18.1 ans plans. The Huma,mane Sociciy stereotyped mc 'Hiose new niles were:rc aapproved under the by iicwly cicctcd Republlubliean mayors of Ihe filled oul the papers. When I ^ sharply increased foot patrols; duduring thc eight yes and fil IS again into a calegory/ of being a bad candidate for guise of "pemiii fee increiicrca.ses’’! Democratic basiion.s of JerseyJ City and Los nionllis j,,, between his firsl and secondseC' campaigns papers bac>ack to the receplionisl. I was i lima!. I ask, "What is a good Good job, Larry andd Cecil.Ct Il’s true political Angeles. Tiic victories;s ofo Jersey Cily Mayor and was able to brag ofa 13 pcrcpcrccnl reduction asked if!'' I was over Ihe age of 18.1 ans an adoptive pel owner if il’s notlot talent lo lake credit forir pnprotecting Idaho while Bret Schundler and Los.os Angclcs Mayor-ciecl in crimc. Bul sincc he docs nolol coniroic the I amn 23.. Slic replied lhat I didn'l I one who will lov,love and care for an animal, silently weakening thei slastale's only protection, Richard Riordan havoe broughtbt great checrlo jokcd over my application and schools, he wili focus on reducirjcing Ihc threat of She loo .rcnnmu -whatcvcr ll uccd.sicds." Spend your political actioiction committee money ' the GOP. Bul after lislcrsicning to the two men, erimc which he calls the biggest-est barrier to proceededcd to tell me aboul how a pcrsi LESLIE C.RLRUBY well; you deserve il. my guess is lhat ihe helflielp ihey can give Ihc Rc- bringing in more jobs. age, if I wwas 23, would abandon the d( PETER RICKARDSIS _ i publicans is very diiTcrcfcrcnt from whal the party Both these men arc comfortabrtablc lalking in in two ycc'cars anil lhal il (thc HumaneS S TwinFalls leaders may .suppose. 30UI social prob- would hii\uive to comc rescue il and dcst more co'thpa-ssipnale terms aboui “ S s o - W hy ignore•re the facts? Both men say ihcyI hahave no inlcrest in pro- lems [j!, than their image as hard-hcl-hcaded business- . Tlicy (the(ti women running the Humi • businesses must be very please W here to p arkL oion Fillmore moting state or nationa!na! Republican cau.scs - men first suggests, Tlicy boih1 soseem personally cicly) ihciicn lold mc a slory of a collegccgc-agc Thc nuclear bu General Uirry Echollawk. Onn I SCC llic politics are: stilSlill active where Fill- and their history supporpons Ihcm, "I am a regis- burdened by the plight of ihcirir cicities’ under- girl who3 adopteda two puppies and whi,vhen shc wilh Attomey Gc iwycr persuaded ull bul onc more Sirccl is concerned.led. ljust saw a petition icrcd Rqiublican, butIt I1 1could carc less about cla.ss. „i. True, ihcy .want to provide^ide relief for local • finishedI wilhw school, shc moved lo BcBoise, June 17, his lawy i board of Health and WelfareI toti askmg fpr banning ail parkingpar on Fillmore and ihe Republican Pany,"^••silidScllundle^,a34- s propcrty-iaxpaycrs; Schundlerer alalready has bc- leavingthe lli two dogs wilh her mother.ier. Evcntu- member of ihc bc dence I prescnlcd anpeaflngann a lot of ihe residenis havelavc signed il.______------.-year-old-Wall-StreclAyh-\sJliZ-Who w:ts a regisiered -gunrBuMn-a-nolable.devjalioa-1 * from national ally- ih^^f: f lumanc Society rescued thehe doas■ and itinoro thc cviden mil liar the Idaho Nalional EngiIgT 1 can’t figure sincc Ihcithe lols are quite sniall Dcmocmt until threer yearsyei ago and worked for Republican rhetoric, both expiicplicitly argue lhal "kiilcd"’ Ihem.tl air quality permit Gary Hart’s,un.succcssftssful presidenlial bid, a collcgc student, and Mivc wilhwi my nccririg Laboralo-alory. Tlic nurse on the boardI ju.si whcrc family visitors,lors, church groups, a fu- suburbanites will have lo pay/ moreni( of the costs I am a < ipany or garage sales pco- Riordan, a 63-year-ol'r-old vcnlurc capitalist, has esidents, Rcdisiri- parents,, butb that is where ihc similariiiriiies end. who has treated;d cancerc victims was Ihc only/ ncral or wedding compan; lhal now fall on ccnlcr-city resid pie would park. I was loldtole! lhal policc permits os his polilical niter ego;go William Wardlaw. n bution is not annihema to them.iin, Not once:c did anyone nsk aboul my fulfulurc onc who refusedicd to ignore the evidence. 1C documents from 1992 When1 would be issued for someome parking. Also, a Dcmocmt who chaircded PresidentI Clinton's Partisan or not, they represent;cnl a welcome - pl^ns. TIlicyk assumed I would move: lo Boise I showed the d "The Dcpanment of Energy is,s council member said lhalthat my small, slamp-.sizc 1992 California campai]paign. Wardlaw was at Ri- jjjand needed - new strain of RepiLcpublican leader- just like; Ihcli Olhcr collegc student did,id. Uic Slalc said, “Tl ordan’s'sidc every stepcp of( Ihe mayoral racc and j.|, ofail, I am nol moving to Boiiloisc. 1 tried required lo analy:alyzc an accidental nuclear critiili- fronl yard could be a concconcrete parking spacc. ship. Tlie GOP hus had so litlielic Ifirst-hand expc- First of ble Tliis needling has been)ccn going on many years. now heads thc transitiorlion Icam planning thc new icnl lhal never in Boise life,fe, and 1 did nol like il. My piiplans are cality for pilolI plants.”ph ’Hic slate said it doubl rience with big-ciiy govemmcni li, First, il was Ihe parkingIg wwhich already belongs administration. On hislis firstf visil to Sacramenlo. Iminislralioiis had a fif'd a^ job j in the Magic Valley worl'orking for checked thc anal;nalysis and the dose was small. 20 ye.irs have Republican admir d to the city was going lo bibe removed "when the thc mayor-ciccl told mc,mc he publicly rebuked an "j,secretary ofhq^ing and urbanan idevelopment • - lawffice as a pnralcgal as soon as I fini.sh After I showed#cd them where they were lied arcaucrats claimed "no accident;nt money was available.”” TlTlien the lalest, lo make enthusiastic Republicancan assemblyman who 'who had spenl a single day asisanclceicdom- ar niycours(rsc work. Secondly, I wouldJ dod any- to, thc slale burei hailed his victory asabia boosl for the beleaguered I keep nny animal from beinglg ini pain or analysis is requirjuircd," so they liouse these n«-II- . a main Ihrough street widerwid than Washinglon cial in cily hall. Conceivably,’. dcdespite llicir non- thing tok and going lo Pole Linele R good placcs 10 livc have 1 iwj others are ugly, . Thc cicction of theseesc two white businessmen ^ B o o m er mABOt/T NIW N ? G0IN6^TOHAPPeti. >!'iOUBAQK_. 1 . Some have no um now; c 'cred mall lhal was lo bc in heavily minority citi«:itics clcariy suggesw lhal ■ I imrhVf!RIAG5 • \ u ke .ipivmEBHBAPep------^ ^ m r 8ACKASHB,5 ...... Remember the covcrec d now. Wc have little use thc Democraiic “JDck"k" on( city hall isasmythi- CffTHBRlNB'NS \ 60IN(^IN- \ OP.i? e o m n m . vv», , \ SDOHWIFS. Main Street? It’s dead no hborhood strccLs lhat were cal as the Republicann "I"lock" on thc White OPAMGON,w, : Amu^oF — for thc one-way neighbor m K t m 's i being felled. Kimberly House proved to bc lastlost year. Riordan benefited . , , I * p m m m x i... \ lom up wilh the lrc<;s bcii ’ from Ihe visible loss; of energy in thc regime of 0 Road was prelty. Bluec LakesLr was beautiful and lison were quiet, shaded retiring 20-year Democnocralic Mayor Tom i Y Washington and Addisor Bradley, h was the jaiiuailing oflhc previous I ) J homes. lie throat, bul wc won't Democratic mayor of»f JerseyJc City that creatcd You have us by thc il ^ go quietly-sincc upp to now, all business the spccial cicction lostlast November in which was banned on Fillmonnore. . Schundler won a norrovnow plurality victory over 18 foes. In May, whencn 1hc went head-to-head q e r i j o s Lin , with a single [krmocrati:ratic contender for a full ^ TwinFalls tenm, Schundler trouncemeed him 2- 1. HHULddJLlJEm Sunday, Juno0 <27.1993 Tlmo»-Nows. TwinIn FqFalls, IcJaho A-7 — . ~ I 0 |pinion— ^ " Uncle SSam inyy^our pod:ket: 50 years^ off incomee-tax witthholdinilg Fifty years ago this Thun ' inconcome right up until tiic end ofoftiie lax bill, whichevercr > was smaller. They wouldjld 1have had to pay evcr-higherrr bate, noting tiiat“cvciyciy possible| dc- tiursday, Un- _ Uy jugglery, cv- cic San stuck his haod dirolirecUyond DDevising ( wohvorld,” one Rumlite told Busineiness would pay hnlf in1 11944! and the other quarterrterly payments, vice of mathcmaticallj'j __ pcnnMCTtly into the pocke( Week. “Comc.the D_ay of Judgngmcnt hal(.in 1945,mcaniiUling il would be two Butlul taxI pcacc was purchased att a cry appeal to class prejurejudicc, every pursM of virtually every An s=you-go plan^ md it would take on awful loss,IS, but ■ years before they 'Werewi out of debt to considcsidemblc price. For one tiling,, Uthc demagogic argumeni",1" w « used & pay^as= :ld tiie legislative taxpayer. It changcd Ameri) ontiin tiie Day of Judgment tiie Trorcasury tiie Treasury. Bureau'cau of Internal Revenue immed»li- against tiie bill. It held ti ------'i be occasion was Uic staj ------^A«ordiing-to-hiBowa-ac>«„8 ------j^ing-io-bave-s count. Beardardsley Ruml, trcasur- wer for timt it won'l even tiiinknk about Avalanchc o f pa|paper new/ enempldycesrln addition,-Gon^^ 6S—sponsible, urging Congrmgress to rcorga- i functionfmore which loolc efiect on Julyy 1,1,1943'. 11 crofM acy'sy ’s, devised tiie pay- axes.” In retrospect, ilI scseems likely thai •”'1“'the ' administration managed lo0 nize itself^ so it could fur gave the federal governmeniciillhilau- «s-you-gopl• plan as a result of his When YV Congress convened inn ^Jan- pay-as-you-go may cc'a simple tax concept inordinanaic- effectively and dcmandianding that the ad- lay well have prevent- “ ; more responsible thority to collect its tax mormoney up cxpcncnccses with Macy's em- iary 1943, tiie Ruml plan wasI ilsil top a future taxpayeryers'revolt, given 'y/om;omplex. One publication estimanat- ministration provide mo liters. froot by garnishing a part oi . . • prioimorily. To many, pay-as-you-g . tiic government'ss inincreasing rcliancc c d l^hat t paperwork would increase: ffour leadership on lax matter paycheck and pay envelope rd that new retirees 5iccmed^ the only answer, givenn tthc in- on incomc laxX a; as a source of rev- to fiveivc times for thc tiiird of thc tax­IX- We’re still waiting,B;______were oftentl stucksi paying a tax :reasingly pervasive nature ofrtiiein- ti cnue. World War 11 ers whose withholding did nott ------ril taxes were tiic wrirer/n David- bill on the5 previouspl year’s cam-, »mc tax and its adminisUutive'c load. highest in Amcricar er tiieir full tax obligation, John Leyden is a writ John Leyde can history (ranging ricd. sonvillc. Md. He wrolcore tbixi aniclc for ...... ings thatjvawas larger tiian tiieir_.. .. M3me-lOmillion-pcoplcwercscschcd-. to 88.9 pcrccm onn nnet incomcs of ind Thc New York Times dccric t ' pensions. M;Many Macy exccii- uigjilcd to be added to thc u* rollsIs m S500.000), and millnillions of taxpayers the gengenerally low loveUf^the tax dc-dc ib e _ \y ^ ^^o n Post. Technically, the new systtniwassysl livcsfuccdad a similar prcdica- l^^-1943 alone, pushing tiie total to more known as “payroll withholdloldine ’’ It :n ^tiiey were drafled han 40 million. That was morere than turned employers into gove“v c i ' t K into World;d War II military scr- ]10q ,jtimes tiic pre-war total, whenlen only collectore and made themmitsponaible n vicaa muclJch lower pay. he well-to-do paid an income!tax. U for deducting up to 20 pcroMccMofcv- Calling; income-tax debt ’‘the p,Public support for the idea ha.hnd been ery worker’s pay. Thc momloney then memcsl kiwcind of debt there is," juilding steadily sincc the prcviivious went directly to the Trcasut.suiy Depan- ued that thc way out nimmer when Ruml first unveili:ilcd il at TwinI Falls' Fiinest ment Wiih a few modificatlcal.ora,if! orihistnipvp was to put workers’ ^1 Senate hearing. Thc Washingti , essentially thc same systemlem we hove ™ P“ym=«ents on a current basis. Post noted thai thc Ruml plan hi I loday. They wouldlid pay thcir taxes on ained tiie dimensions of a popuX - M Previously, Americans13 pipaid Iheir prcscnlrMh(Ither than past cam- movement" and never failed to0 .0. Box 548, Twin Falls, Suile 106 Rep. Mike C n ^ DIL& I 83303, or sent by faxax tto (208)734-5538. TwinFalls, ID 833011301 In Twin Falls, call 0 K ILTER Letters considereded 1 libelous, obscene or in 734-2515 write: ROITATION a bad taste will be rejectjected, as will material ex- In Washington: Linda Norris, field pressing racial, ethnicnic or religious bigotry, Dirkscn Senate OffiDfficc representative SERVK/ICE We do iiot publishsh '

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ZZZffioHcL Wrth-tlnmtlar^-Wlndowlnsalal ilatto n ------: WE CAN RAiISE YOUR Yeltsintt rebuffss oppbnei;nts, pressents neyw draft ’COMFORT FFACTOR ANDD LOWER MOSCOW (AP) ^^ Prx:sidentF Boris 1 >UR ENERGYY COSTS. provision week ' Co recall its delegateses. Pre-siden- mcntary mode3dcl as in Britain." said il you Ihink huting and cooDng costsosts arei too high, call us Yeltsin unveiled a ncwcw draft constitu- was aimed main-- i tial spokesman Vyachcslavav Kostikov Alexander M4. .'Yakovlev, a promjnent now. Wo can show you how to saveve mmoney and slay tion and straight-armcimed his political ly at Tatarstan, a •. said Saturday that Yeltsin I vwas negoti- lawyer who> helped hi write the draf\. 't I f f F"comlortablfl all year 'round wllh profosrofosslonaily insiaiiod opponents Saturday in hish latest cfTort '■ a-sourec-rich areaa i ating "pcoccfully” with To Uumaf™ window Insulalion. Fotar leaders “We arc neiileither Americans nor " • Rejocts Sun's Heal In Sumriummer to win Russia’s.post-:ist-Soviet power in central Russiaa < on die constiluCion. Britons. We nre Russians.” ^ • Locks in Warmth Ourinoig WinterW, struggie. that declaredJ The ncw constitution kvould wc estab- The drafi chaitcrchi guarantees human • Protects Furniture, Drapes < Yeltsin corruiied the 700-membcr sovereignty luslI I lish a bicameral Federal1 Assembly, v rights, religiousous freedom and cach cit- aoalnsi Sun's Fading ullravl • Providos Daytlmo Privacyjcy constilutionai conventii nar- B H f year from Mos-- i consisting of an upper FederationF izen’s "nulural’ral” right to private prop- \ row debate on the draftraft which would cow. Tatarstantl < Council and lower State Duma. C Thc erty, including:ngland. ' * Your Authorizedtied Installon allow private property,ly. ensure states' had demandedi i assembly could be dissolv)lved by thc The cuircnt[It Congress,( led by spcak- rights and aboiishI ththe Sovict-cra YeltsItsin that republicss ] president, although itself' would w have er Ruslan KhaIhasbulatov, has opposed ^ Congress thal opposioses market re- have greaterr | power lo impcach him andd reploce i thc Yeltsin’s previ(:vious tlrafts as dictatorial, y forms. righis thanion regions. * Cabinet. Yeltsin in thele past| had held open the ^ But he also played1 foifdr more time by But Tatfatarstan’s participation re- "This is neither a presiderlential model option of lettingting the Congress approve l936vrKimlie^i1j^ ------culling .for another -wc-week o f closcd- niaincd uniunclcar af)er it threatened thisK-a.s - in-thc i Unitcd-States n£ior a-parlia - -his dra(\, as lawlaw-allows.,------L f e r “‘“'" I.,..,,: door debale by deicgal;gates, who were • pickcd by YeiLsin in carearly June to cre- ale a nalional charterter from his and oilier competing drafts,Us, •I. Ru.'aiu's holdover So’Sovict-cra consti- lution ha.s been amendendcd hundreds of limes in ihe power sinstruggle between Yeltsin and ihe Comnvnmunisl-dominal- cd Congress of People’sle’s Deputies, Thc president also0 hhas been grap- Saift * A fj « I I ■ ■ LJ pling with restive rejregions and re- ' ' ^ 9 publics, .some o f which wl demand i^calcr independence,:e. ManyI ofTicials fear that gmnting ioo10 muchi indcpcn- ■ P M • dence could break upip Russia,I rcpcat- ing the fate oflhe Soviciviet Union, i V Yelisin’s ncw dnitltl wxsw cobbled lo­ 1 1 J c j gether from proposalslls ihy conveniion dclegalcs. It aimed lo r reconcile idea,s pul forth by Yeltsin,, delegatesde and by his rivals in the ConCongress and ils i M | A standing Supreme Soviejviet legi-slature. [ \ 0 I ^ I “As a result of inlensiL-nsive work... wc Mul*] have □ single dnill," YeltsinYc lold dele- gates in thc Kremlin's,n's Marble Hall, “Jt i.s a synfJiesis niihcricr tthan a package o f different proposals;als and texts. It takes into accouni all1 thithe bcsl ideas." Yelisin presided overver the thrc'C-hbur | L J session from a wide: podium,p< sitting j j ^lundreds l s of m atttre sse s5 stackesd whereever w ei can next lo Prime Minislerilcr Viktor Cher- nomyrdin ;uul in frontit ofao colorful ar- ray of Hags ol' the llHssi:Lsstan republics. finnd room!!! All Sallie Modeels DispIlayed inn Our ’Hie new draH definefines Ru.ssia's 6fi ^ ______rcyiuns'.as "biaiCTtcrriiirTitoriar.'_enlilics-. -Air-Con< room ] 21 iditionetldShrowri and ils provinces iLsas '"sovereign re- < 2 ? $ ^ ------publics,^-but wouldI gi,guaranieu-thum— all virtual equal righlsIS w,wilh each otiier K y x forycour ramnforta i I imd witll tlie fedcrai sUiU>tate. win Size Main elerjments Matched Setr i p ofconstitiitution_ ^ Main elemenls'of draftdra canslitution unveiled by PresidentI BcBorisYelLsin; CITIZENS: RighlsIs would\ be cx- panded lo guarantee freedomfree to travel ,*99 and righl to own land.i. COlhcr righLs: to s f tf c w vole; to express oneselfself regardless of n X W gender, race, religion,I. nationality,n: lan- guage. profe.ssion, placelacc of re'sidcncc; freedom from uns;uiclioi.-tioncd arrcst and i i f* l* * I denial of citizenship. PRESIDENT: Woulduld gain power to dissolve purlianieni andtld icall new elec- Twiin Size tions. Would be head;ad of state and commander-in-chief, popularlypof clcctcd ■ jS ^ v U You pay p less because for no more than twowo conscculive Heaadbbard four-year lerms. Olherier powers: pro- you blbuy factory direct. pose legislation, nameme and dissolve Cabinet, nomi'rtaie prime prii minister, JNDREDS OF BE3EDS- juc]ges and Central Bank Bai chairman. dcciaiv war or emergenc’.-ncy. 1 ^ FIRST COME... iPARUAMENT: Bicailicameral Federal A.ssembly would rcplawlace Congress of 49 FIRST SERVE,E... People’s Deputies, domiominaied by S o -C * * ® * with the viet-era legislators. Fedet;deration Council ' would comprise region;ional reprcsenta- ^ Marvelous tives, willi two members>crs elected from V cach region; Stale Dumiuma would have ^ Middle 400 members clcctcdI oron proponionai basis. Powers: approve'c bbudget, initiate ^ u e een Sets and opprove legislation,:)n, ratify treaties, King Si declare war, approve: primepi minister ^ ^ 3 8 9 and judges, remove presiiresident. s CABINET: Prime■ mi minisler would . J A L.ow As As Lowv A s ^ have expanded powers■s to fomi domes- tic and foreign policy,y, t and would bc sccond in line lo presiderideni. s S r ^ JUDICIARY: Woulduld expand num- J $ 2 f i ber of supreme courtsrts to four, from one. Constilulional. civicivil, adminisira- ^ !09 tive and criminal coui:ourts would be m 1 9 1 presided over by judgesjes who serve for life.

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Z l m m r i Hone^jy, h a v e Bewaare; VV U d ainimalls carrry raibies ByKiricMitcbcU the winter, wi and people arc compimp- — deciding whet.'hether lo give expeii- Times-Ncws wriicr UtahjTmountain ing., sosc thc chanccs of humons anand . . . Idaho CO>nsls> I medicinene ffor rabies, she said, you sc;een my Tiols meeting ore greater, Becl< tently hasF hI a r l Another thithing for campers lo TWIN FALLS - Beware,.,= ofo„,c °P< aid. ‘ consider thisis sisummer iflhey pilch their tents inn theih Four Comers area baby skunks ahd hissing ba ,y a baby skunk, shc Don’t hondle Ihose crcaturcs,res," c ases of annlmal _setling up camj^ in the ;kcr said. “That's what theyI'.”? at ____ rablos.mpirk e tlif -o f UlahrArizor■izona, Ne\v Mexico and ; worrms?„ ' " .wirdcrhcssihis'summcrV wild animals.” ...... ;; ■]" islhe rodent-borne rcK- c lasl ease 01* human rf I ■■ ■ My wife threw^ oiout my bait bucket last Wild animals can carry^diseases. d AllhoUBnthc he said the classic phone call ca with bats, buU t also piraiory diseassease called hantavirus. A Rupert couplc foundind a rabid nibics m Idaho3 wasi about 13 years gjj,. gets is from someone whowh :asIon* Becker suid.I. week. : have been no cases g^yj. . with an occa Really cheescd:d i me off, too. NYeren’t bat on its porch June0 1 2 , said W .anil'htrc li s, ■•Well, I tried lo pick il' u al skunk1^ Becker haslas ireceived health no- more than three or four years o f ossified Chcryle Bcckcr, nurse cpidTidcmiolo- o fh u m an rab.bics in thc United jmji’jiil bit me." tices aboul1 the ihi disease directing - , it is largely because nightcrawlers inside.idc. gist for the South CcntralKl Disirici Slalclhisycar.il he said pel-owncrs - particulaiular- her to look: forfoi symptoms, consis- doctors arc cxtrctremcly cautious in |„ Oh, I’ll grant you/ou thot it smelled a little Health Department. hose who livc in the counirj !Beclple “We don’t have a wave,vc of rabid “ “I- health1th depanmcni and doctors wi breaihe dusl from dried shoot, ihosc wormsns would have suffocated ^7'“ Districtc t H e a lth out in jockey box. animals moving across ih(Ihc slalc," In 1980, a Bo3oise woman got ra- investcsligatc thc circumstances c ppings, including those Becker said. bics after rccciviving 0 cornea inins- the bilbile to sec if rabies is a risk,L' Dep;p a r t m e n t of chipmunks,iks, deer■ micc and piiu>n Bul Idaho consistentlytly has hod plant, shc said.. 1Doctors lalcr found Aniknimals attacking withoihout ■■ ■■ ■■ '■ mice, Steve cases of animal rabies, mosmostly wilh 'hat thc donor,>r, an Oregon man, provoivocation ond animals foaminning chewcd on your leg, tlithai's unpro- Bccker saidaid IdahoI has a dilTerenl bats, bul also wiih an occoccasional had died o f rabic3ies, shc said. ai thehe mouth may have rabies,, slishc vokcd,’' Bcckcr said. climate thann theUv Four Corners area, Cpump skunk, shc said. In thc summeiier, onimals arc mov- said,I. Doctors usually errr >on llie side and no hanlavi;lavirus has heen discov- Don’t ask me And a Twin Falls childiild was re- ing oround moilorc thun they do in - “IfIf :it ran out of ihe woods; anand of caution - nol ccononjiiiics - when ered here.

■ I’d had that baith bbuckct for years, ll was I just chock-a-blockk wwidi ol^anic material of n Banker;r: Rule dubious origin andid wistfulv memories. . ' If- Like thc timeB I chucked it at a rat- I llesnake up on thc Liltle Woodi or thc ; moming / accidenclcntiy knocked it into thc change2 would South Fork of thele IBoise River and got a I lickct for chumminging. I ! . Last year I Icf\\ a jar of salmon eggs in r" help lavLwyers I the bait box over:r tlthe winter. By spring, . IL ^ c ^ i fc ^ * tliat buckct was fillciilled wilh diis fuzzy green By Stefono Esposito stuff that mighl haveavc cured dozens of dread Times-News wriier diseases had my wilwife not washed il down xjal-and-crushcd'thc buck------. jrW JN FALLS - A\ propi^lpr fron) the Ida- I cl in tlic trash companpacior. iio 'StaliTBar that could'flild'furiher resiricl Ihe'un- “ j She’ll never undendcrsland, bul as any tnic licensed pniciicc of, law in Idaho is drawing j fisherman knows,I, a bait box is morc than fire from a local banker. i just an opportunitylity to extend the bound- TTrirainillon.'ChalrrlairmnmifMhc-board of orics of male slobbci>bcry. I'anners Nulional Bankink and presidenl of llie Ills an all-purpospose tackle box lhat you Idaho Bunkers AssociaDciatioii said Friday the never have lo clean:an out, a place to cxpcn- bar appears lo be trying»'ing lo win more clients mcnt wilh inventive;ivc varieties of lures, and for lawyers while makin]iking life more linie-coii- . a sure-fire hiding; pitplace for new and expcn-, suining and possibly moremo expensive for oili- ; sivc fishing gear tiiattiia you’re not particular- er professionals. ly keen on yqur wifevifc finding out about, The proposal is onjn ilsii way lo ihe Idaho Say - jusL hypotljothctically, dear - lhal I Supreme Court, bul the bar will hold a hear- were foolish enoug)ugh lo spend S 125 on a !.•« ing f) p.m. Monday in thc111 Community Mcci- new reel and anoilicfiller $50 on flics, hackle, J ing Room, Obenchainuin Building, 264 Main leader and thc likekc instead of making thc Ave. S. inTwin Falls.s. car payment. 5 The proposul is inletnlended to clear up ihe Mow likely doD y.you Ihink it is lliat my J confusion over whalIt constitutes c< "uiiaulho- beloved spouse woiwould crack the lop on a MIKE SAi.SOURVm* « rized pnictice of luw,"V," said: Dun C. Grober. ailomey for Uie slale bar.bar cork-lined bah boxox ithat rceks of limburger Oakley y o u n g ster CChato Gee’s dog Lupe) £snarls at Judge Ben CarCarlisle and doesn’t passSS her ‘Good Citizen and deceased crawdwdads just lo chcck up on "What thc bar is attemptingaltei to do is ... lo me? Tesf Saturday afterternoon In Twin Falls. gel a better and moreire preciscj definition of A man’s home: mimay bc his castle, but his whal specific aclss constitute c« whal the bait bucket is his safetysaf deposit box. Supreme Coun definesmes as ihe unauthorized My cousin Dwayi'ayne used lo slash beer in praclice of law,” Grober)ber said. A]]B walkss of do^gs on hiland lie said there, are few siaiules in Ilie stale his bait box, unlil1 oncor Sunday when he left il in the back of thethc station wagon lliat his lhal address this issuele andai many of those are wife used lo car-poopool 10 work on Monday, quile old. ' Now as anyonene who has ever lefl un- P l ease a s e see BANKER/B2 opened beer cans5 in an enclosed conuiner for slhow, goDod citiizen pn•ogram inside a locked vehi/chicle tliat sits in thc sun for an extended periodpci can allcsl, you're By Drew DcSilvcr cvcrywherrierc 1 go," said'Eisenhauer.r, a Buhl resident. The AKC Js and olhers will allow dogs falcd lo repent your)ur ctror. Timcs-Ncws wriicr hopes thatiat municipalities. landlords n to go where mosl dogs are^ Authorr gives ...... It.happened toI .DDwayne’s .wife, Dorcnc,. with “goo;ood citizen" certificates to af\cr she had pickcckcd up four co-workers, TWIN FALLS - You Yoi mighl. (if you had a wciieakncss for bad banned. y enjoys goin^j fishing with including her superpcrvisor, and was headed puns) say that the dogog days o f summer reachcdi aid shc and her fiance aree including thc m^mmm pack of Keystone: Light.Li program nbout threece years; ago, "has — Anita Fahrerenwald, m Twin Falls lo Oregon inn popular "Ida- y - 1 found it for>r 1 him though, when I recognized that dogsgs arci in trouble in treasurer of thehe local m o v in g from ' , , . ScplcmBcr, and have had Irouble findingg ho For Ihe Learn about ^ cleaned out the trun:rank of my car last monlh. this country,” said Anita Ar Fahrcnwald, kennenel CIUD a p la ce to livivc c that will accept Skceter:r Curious," has *•{ You see. Just beforeore the fateful bait box cx- treasurer o f thc localll kckennel club. river trips “There have been1 mimorc and morc re- and her other:r ddog. "Wc were hoping thele been living on plosion, Dwaynele 1had gone fishing with A presentation on ■ ______slrictivc-dog.ordinancc e.iQ.fLv-C-ycars,'’ .ccrtiflcatg.ItCJPight help,” she said. and w riling A Hstoric-ldalny-Rivor------she said. “ I firmly bellbclicve that irresponsible do]log owners who Penny/ Barber'sE dog. Sheba, passetisciTaH the tests exccpt one - about Idaho’s Histi Anybody know)w how to get lead-shot ‘rips, films iniro- let their dogs run loosioose and don’t train them anarc jeopardizing thc "stoyy inii position” test. rivers for Trip sinkers out ofo spar:parc tire? uccd by Corl Coii- our right to own dogs."gs.'' Barber,:r, the animal control officer:er :in Kimberly, told her sev-/- years, spend-, tluce n program is, intended to eiencouragc dog cn-year-ol•old German shepherd to iicie cdown and stay therc as shele ing most o f •«!>'•:y, will be held Ocl. Thc good citizen p at 2 nnd 7 p.m. and. More great gripe;ipes from thc Magic Val­ lonsibility for their componioion animals and walked ofofT about 20 feet. But whenicn Barber turned and startedd the past 2 0 2 at owners lo take respons )ctober 7 at 7 p.m. al Icy: )ng with other'dogs and wilhh people.] back, Shethebo jumped up and trottedd totoward her. summers as a Octo train them to get along lie Idaho Historical- • “Thoi segmentent of the populalion that nine Good Citizen” certificatotc, dogs had lo •. That, FahrenwoldFa said, wos a no-mj-no. river guide on the I To rcccivc a “Canim ■ocicty M useum in considers thc guitarliar a musical instrument.” pass 10 separale tests,ts, Iincluding walking on a locoose lead, walk- “Shc needsno work on that,” Barber)cr agreed. “I think there wosis • both the Soci toisc. • Perforationss - as in “tear along thc ing though a.crowd,, silsilting when ordered and Iclciting a sUTingcr too muchch cxcitcmcnl - lhat’s part1 oof the reason shc wouldn'l■| Salmon and Boisi pciforatcd line” -- ththat don’t. pet them, staying caln:alm when lcf\ alone for fivevc minutes, and stay quietid when shc was lying down.'vn.” Snake rivers. — • “Cors with 2J plotes that aim their not getting unduly spospooked by anolher dog, a JoJogger or a loud At thce «end of the day, 11 of thctie 19 dogs lhat took the testst He has also spent:nl mosli bf thc pasl 2 0 hood ornaments: dcdown the centcr line di­ . noise (in Uiis ease, a1 hcheavy book dropped onto thcth sidewalk). passed oneand were dcclored “good citizilizens." winters poring overef thctl personal diaries, viding double lanesnes of traffic.” Bob Eiscnhfluer’ss 6 --ycar-old shellic. Solo, paslasscd every test This is tthe third year the local kenicennel club has sponsored thcIC orol histories and yelkmellowed photographs of • “Pcopic withh ddogs lhat bark, yip and with flying Colors. citizenshi]ihip tests. Dogs that didn't,'t out Idaho ^ up new'livesii in the Oregon Territory. IdahoIda! has the longest MInl-Cassla3 B3 $2 ^ 6 doO' frira ftom 136,29>,291' requests in. stretch,off trail< among the.states andnd ^was considered a : t B4 L-i^ncIuding>ede*igp: 6 ? S v e Q Withl^^War, .according to10 tthe Idaho De- torturousI ssegment b i^ y s e o f the hot desert and lava- Idaho/West strewn tcrrtritoiy. B5-6,8 pwd.'. ...'ey

I B-2 Timej^ows. TwinFalls.Is. IdjhoI( SuritJay. Juno 27 .1 9993 9 ' n utartctown dBbaatesTiiounIitainlions’i^ate lg to resolve the" [ 1 SPRINGDALE,. UUtah (AP) — Re.si- Lancciicc Young, owner of Zion Rotlock telephone lines trying lc Paiute-;-SJioshoi me Indiaiins weigh denis of this town oron thc edge of Zion and Gem Gci and a former govcmmeilent dilemma. iolvc itself. . Nalional Park aren’tl’l quite sure whal to ifappcr,icr, said thc cougars should1 tbe He thinks il may resolvt 'oung mouniain lions moved.'k1. “Leaving them alone is a dencnih “Mountain lions usualliually ovoid p ^ I • do wilh a pair of you IcDonald said, who have lakcn up residence in the senicnc:ncc” sincc they will surelyi Ibe plc at all costs." McD risks of0 nucleaar waste: istorage aid. ‘Tlial’s what makes mcnc thinktl wc have surounding foothillsills. shot if theyl^ hang ariiund town, he saic rom two young, basically/ confused co lions P0RI1.AND. Ore. (AP]AP) — A remote Indian irscrvi:rva- sory council — the grouplup lhal will help lhe rc.servatiction Tlie cougars haveve been spotted scv- Ardc!rdcll DeMille, a rancher fro ck crossing thc high- nearbyby Rockville, said thc animanals trying to make a livingg down do there. tion ill Ihc high dcscn alordong thc Nevada border mayr ixbe- decide on whether lo proceoceed. cral limes this week II soon figure out : plans to sludy all sides of the i n, feeding from trash shouldlid be killed'if they attack livivc- ’'We hope they will so comc ;i dumping groundd fcforthe nation's nuclcar wasteite if Frank Reeves siiys he pl: c is- way soulh of town, I Jt where they bc- bins and drinking in the Virgin River, slock. that Dumpsters arc not w tribal leaders dccitlc a proipromise of new jobs is wonhI theth suc. liem tong and they’ll be gone,"inc," he .said. risk. Problems includc bringringing in spcnt-fuel cask^s frorom ■ One rhiiy be rcsponsMisiblc for the dcaihs "U'st's OK to have a few of the id turkey at a ncarliy aroundnd if they mind ihcir own bus)usi- A irappcr from theJ federal fci Animal Tlic Fon McDcnnitt PaiPaiuic-Shoshonc ReservationI licslie lhe nearest train route,:, 7(70'miles away. Also, rimrcK•ock of a goal, lamb and i gcncy has set a : ighl be stored is more than t(X,0(X) ranch. ncss."," DcMillcE said. "But whcn tinthey Damage Conlrol agcm near a strctcli of U.S. Hi}High\*i^ 95 lhal crosses Ihee farfi where ihc spent fuel mighi here the animals ; le reservation, and winler weaihIlhcr Townsfolk aren’tl'l sure whcihcr ihcy slart wcworking on liveslock, tho.sc: aare sniire at thc ranch whcr( soulhca.stem comer of thc stale on its way from Nevailvada feci above lhe rcsl of itie it are will kill any .should move, kill orori help the big cai.s. the coucougars that are dangerous, not n were killed. Thc snare to Idalio. • hits thcrc liard. nto il. ip there." Frank Reeves said. ’TlThe Karla Player, pre^resident of a group only to to other animals but humanI bbe- ' cougar that wandcre into i Eniesline Coble, ihc tribtribal couircil chairwonum. sayslys a "il’s a lousy winter up li­ und, wildlife olTi- . would be just astronomical." callcd Zion Animalnal Lovers, said the ings., toitoo.’’ Ifthe cals stick around. , nuclcar waste siie that coucould b'ring 650 million a yearar 10I operational cosls lo me wo ck and trunquilizc :nl.s‘say lhe proposed "MRS"” —- cougars should be; Ielleft alone. "We have The1 Cr mediator in the dispute is KiKen cials say they will track ai a rc:^>fvalioii with an uneiTiemploymcm;pic of 85 pcrccnt:nt is ■ Govemment'documcnLs 'c them into thc ; ■ Monitored Retrievablee SlorageS site — mighl empl’icmpling. Re- park's back couniry, whichwhii has a large ^ f lhe 1.5(X) workers during consonsiruclion and 750 after compiiple- here,” .she said. "WcWe should leam how for thehe Ulah Division of Wildlife R ' Tlie proposal beganI wwith a handyman hired by il > Ihc cougar population. re.servation to do sonic plumbing."'plu tion. lolive wilh them." .sourcesces who h.xs been burning up ll "We go into thc offici:ficc," Coble sakJ. “and he saysays. Officials call it lemporrporary but that could mean upip to 'You know, you're reallyally nnfclng ligVt here, moneycy is • 40 year%. low. How aui you run sorsom ctoj like this wilhout moiTOin- In addilion. the nalionm sstill has nol settled on a perm averse landdsale cy? I have this friend upjp iin lufflin tliai knows aboulI thisth ncnl placc to bury thc w.\stc.w.\‘ raising tlw ri.sk lhat a tei- Groupr. Provisioi5n could re money lhat ihc govcmmeimenl w;uils to sjend on studies.ies. 1 porory site could end up being ihe nation'-s permanc SALT LAKE CITYc r (AP) — Con- T hej1C justices were skeptical th.that lin;*iaid. “Garfield Counounty paid only think your tribe can use: it.it.' solution. ,1 ■ scrvations say aI pprovision in a re- the stale stall rcccivcd a fair deal on lithe Sl56anacre." "I said. 'Give me lhehe name.’ And he gave me; thetl Ttie Fort McDemiiltt rereservation can back out al ai was Tlic Burr Trail is a dirtd road that •«*ni 'J'"*' Supreiiremc Court ruling land bccause be Garfield County w: name ;uid number. AndII 1 mader cont.ici.’' lime withoul penally, bulbul tribal leaders say their presc could forcc rccor;onsideration of a allowcil.ved to solicit appraisals bcfoifore winds from Boulder,, GarfieldGa Coun- Coble. 46. now is the1C t.tribe’s nuclcar projccl dircctirctor. schedule puls ihcin aboutout a year away from any forrr controversial laniind sale needed to the purtpurchase. ty, to Bullfrog Marirarina on Lake ounty commis- faced wilh deciding wiiei:hcilielf l|jc govenimeni shouldId be I decision. ning complcic paving of the Burr Trail, ‘‘An\n appraisal: submitted by a papar- Powcil. Garfield Coun allowed 10 icmporarilyy siSlore nation’s most radioacti'ctive Meanwhile, the iribcbe ialready has started acceptii mimed from one of ly intcnitcnding to purchase a trust assissct sioncrs have tried forjr yearsyi to pave icrgy money — S200.000 so far. It ruling stemi w.Lsic ill exchange for moiiioncy^ind jobs., U.S. Depanment of Encrg , ihc biggcsi environronnicntal battles of is susptispcct on ils facc ... becausc llIhc and widen thc road 10 to attract: more S3 niillion to spend on studies lenlalists have Faclioiis of tribal mcmV:mbers aboul^i^OO nwmlx.Tsrs on< could apply for up to S3 m n 1980s and hadlad the slate selling buyercr has I the opporlunity to sIhopk tourists. Environment Ihe rcservaiion and 7(X)) o\ovendj V arc splil over wlieihcilier help the iritx: decide whet!hetlier lo enfcr uilks wilh the m land il owned insiciside the boundaries for favorable fav appraisals." said tlthc sued repeatedly to slopilop thc projcct. fter talking with lhe tribe’s hand lo prwced. No vole iia.sas tbceffilwcn. but doubts arc: evi-e\ that Coble conlaclcd after ^ of Capilol Reeff ^National Park to justicesCCS in thcir 26-pagc ruling, claiming an iniprovccJ/ccJ road would deni. . which spearheaded Theylicy sent the sale back to Itthe destroy the primitiveivc feel of thc ly. a former Idaho attorney genein *ral Garfield Couniy. w “Wc’fc not Ihai dumblb aand siupid to wanl il here."'said sa He is David H. Loroy.a rn f. ‘he paving projccl.Cl. landI board b( for reconsiderationn i of area. I pvem or who now acts as the« Ihis legal battle, . _ Myra Jane Smarti. 53. a Clcook al thc^bal Senior Cilirjili7.cn . und a fomicr licuienani go Thc sale wentIt tthrough, b u t was whethether thc state rcccivcd "full v;val- At thc height of this Ccnicr. "Mother Eanh:i is shaking bccause she doesr•csn'l ficial U.S. "wiusle negoliatitiator.” challenged by the National Parks ue"for for the parcel. Garfield County annoiinounccd ils in- wani it. Tlial’s whal lhe; whitewl people don't understand,nd." However. Presidcnl ClinionClii is cxpccted to nominate n Association, caus- Terrcrri Marlin, NPCA's Rodcky tent to purchase a 640-alO-ucre parcel of croy. whose lO-pcrson slaff is lhei Conservation / Jo Reeves says she iss fl;flnllv agiiinsl.ihc project, butit shesl Democrat to replace I-cro; ing constructionin to awuit a selli- tvlounujniain representative, contendsds ir slate-owned land inn CapilolC Reef thinks ihc tribo will iiy foril.’for , nation’s smaffest indepcndicndent federal agency, . _ mcnl. Attorneys fofor NPCA said the did not.nol. National Park whichh is crosscci by ‘‘It's scary.” she sjiid.1. *1•They’re offering so much mon-mo Leroy predicts his suc('iucces.sor will have problems, Utah Board ofr S State Lands and Shebe said; thc siale would be beltetter the trail. Couniy officiificials reasoned ey lo Ihem 1 don’l see howlow il i t v ^ rcsifil." matter what ilie tribe dccidccides, Forestry broke thelie irules when il sold off financially fim if the land was; iin- lhat if they paved a roairoad across this s nobody wants nuclcar wasli Her husb;uid, Frank,, is oncfl4he■ town’s former post-po: ’|The botlom line is ni ■ ’ the propeny. eludedled in a land-trade bill approviwed land, then it would beoc easierc to con- inaMers and a memlier of ih c j^ ^ ’^apwly fonned udvt-udi lu:roy said. Thc Utah Suprenremc Court resolved Fridaylay by the I4 .S. Senate in whiihich vince thc Nalional Par!Park Scrvice to ------* thc case this week,:k, upholding all but Utahb tradedtr so-ciillcd state "in-hollold- let them pave adjacent:ni parkp lands, one aspect of thele >sate. That one as- ings";’’ forf< olhcr federal properly, Garfield Couniyy negotiatedm a' _ pcct, however, mrmay tw enough for "Tlicriic slalc would receive S500to to trade in .which the: state stt received "R esidents:spliigears's, endure r(pockconceC I 'L - forcc another look:>k at ihc-cntire sale. Sl.OOO)OO.an acrc-undcr that bill." M;vlar- - Oilier lands valued alS9IS98.000...... OCDl-N, Ulah (AP) — Kcsidenli want il lo end er yesterday." said, phonhone policc agencies and lhele Stan- -m living near ihe Wcbcr'Coil^ounry-F.-nclr. Camillc-Tcschrchrdbpaichcr*al-»he -We— dard-Hrd-Examincrwell in to ilie evevcning e r — — grounds endured a dayy iof frayljlJjlwr County shcjherifrs office. Brad Br Dee. county adininislislrative nerves and incessanl noisl o i s c .- l i i a ^ lOnc womanan phoned the Siandard- servi:rvices director, sui^ concertrt spon- Continued fromn BlE may/ be going too far. posal, the committcc:c hadh: mci exten-. . . ying she wus at wii's end, sorsors were cooperative durin Wc arc concerned that the rurules sivcly wilh various> members mc of the K some rcuching for their earpluA ea -i* txuminer sayin !vr HOS However. Hamillnillon thinks the pro- "Wc and Shotguns. ^ Noise from thc pounding drums and evenvenl and even shul off the bcc irinicnlal to his bank, havee sonic s overreaching effectsIs on business community,ly, including the P , . posal will be dclrin ocialion. He said, And if il wasn’t lhe rackackel. tncp''-iS' ^creaming fansins was .shaking her house ulI 7 7 p.m.. two hours earlier other businessesi aiand consumers. He banksks andi the way they do businc.sless," Idaho Bankers Associ: was ihtf iraffic. 'ft '.ifvo miles away/ay. plantlanned, ropo.sal is implement- CollinsIins-said. thc final draft includeiudcd suggestions '' fV inlcn P™P Police say coniphiinis pourcdintjl pot . “I’mclimbin,tjing thc walls." the elder- By Bj 10 p.m.. Sheriff Craig Dc ukc it difficult for AsaiIS an example. Collins said the:pro- p from numerous businiisincss organiza- * old thc newspaper. "I’tn saidaid 25 people.had been arn cd rules could make il illegal fofor a licins. day Friday as the all-day LoLolLlpalooza ly woman told IfcSd public ta n te n ilo c k oout u t their work for fear posed i rock conccrt geared up. The T crowd 'going lo takec myn four shotguns, load mostlost on disordcriy conduct and ] ;ir activities might be bankerker, who was processing a clicricnt's A series of pubi>ublic hearings iloxicalion chargcs. One pereo a bad statewide will be heldeld to elicit com- .• was esiimaied at lielwecnn 20,(XX)2 and ihcm and go ououl on the porch." inion : Ui, .!l, viewed as unlawful,ful, 1 application, to check up on a I ookcd for investigation of ro /asn’t nicnls on the proposal.al. ' . 25.{XX). Complaints[s promptedf organizers to book I "Wc do n lot of things as wc need creditiit ratingr to see if thc niliiig wai fter allegedly trying to steal f Following thc publiciblic hearings, thc, ■.( "Callers want to know whwhen il’s go- tum down lhehe volume at 3 p.m.. but ufter them,’’ Hamilton)n said. "We design thercsiresult of some kind of error, ashicr's stand. ns of proposed rules will be prcscnicd be- . ^ ing lo end. They’re tclliniling me ihcy agitated areaa residentsr continued lo cashi sonic of our own1 ppapers to fit the oc- Grotjrobcr Iwlieves some concerns «c un- fore the entire mcmberr;berriliip of the Ida-' casion of the timemc ... (the proposal) t>usinc!incss and thcir lawyers nniy tx: 1 I gray area. You don’t foundended. ho State Bar. rfcl^ c creates a gr 10 rc- Should lhe bar decidecide to suppon the Lf iV d know whether you'ilu'rc legal." Ilicre's certainly no intent ... lo rians restrict;t certain boo bank- proposal, it will be: submitted, sui along Study: Eastst-side librar , ,, Pat Collins, altoHomey for the Idaho '''^ctcl legitimateli activiiic.s of the ba with a recording of■ publicpul tesiimony, .SPOKANE (AP) —• Schools S< in or providf/ide them only on requesl. alsIs Kto the enlire communily." Kaihingion iire moimorc likWy to ihe study fc^ndmd. Tayl'aylor, director of the Amcricar:an Civil J5 Q ai,^.fnptinglg Ito do. but thinks it Groijrobcr said lhal in drafting the: rpro- to thc state Supreme Coi re.strici siudenl acce.ss lo ccnainccr broks '' Throughout:ut the state, many school LibeJbenies Union of Washingloron. said and maga/.ines lhan iho!hose onnjic librarians reportwrted using restraint in .se- Frid:•riday. stale’s wcsi side, a Univnivcrsily iof lection of poicnilcnliatty controversial ma- "1"Ttial's a serious problem ^ Washington researcher siiid,lid. lerial.s. said rcscarcherrc& Linda Heuenz, youou iend up with only thc matcriuSS Rivers*S ______re acceptable to the people wiwho are Scho()l libraries on the east side a graduaie studcudent in library scicnce. arc : 1939 one of thc river runner'ner's daughlers. fc’ isorship "shows how a mosinost restrictive in their views< iinstead Continued fromn !Bl exploiilorers. They includc thc l^ were more likely to requirelire parent ap- Such censo gg, a . “I sat on the floorro of f her house and W. jcal group wiihin a com- of•f liletting people make choicices for gdhcr ;uid will be shown around the Snakeikc River trip of Edith Clegg proval for students to checkicck out some small bul voca uver, read the lost diaryy pfp: the trip, all K; hcmsclves." stale to benefitt locall( conservation wealtlialthy eccentric from Vuncouv b(X)ks. or limil availabilityy totc older^siu- munity can limiimil availability of malcri- ihen vood- handwritten," Conleycy said.s “And out lu and hislorical grouroups. His firet Mugic Wa..I., who v commissioned two wo from in the garage, I foundnd thisi trunk with I I Vallcy showingg 'was al thc Nalurc boats and a crcw lo take her fr igraphs of this trip 1 Conservancy’sJ ThousandT Spring.s llic mouth ni( of thc Columbia Rivci/cr to negatives and photogra; - rolls ond rolls ofif filmfi thut were | • preserve Saturday.ay. BrookK)klyn, N.Y. :pcdi- crystallized, Tliough he hasas always been inter- . And\nd. also thc 1946 Nevills expt addi- "Obviously, theyley couldn’t be J Service?es > ------ested in ihings hishistorical, Conley ud- tionn downdc the Salmon River. In ac ascinaiion with Idaho tion1 toto film and narration, Conley:y has opened, but I foundid somesi papers in ! milted that his fuse hat indicated this j . John F. Prilucik. of Sunnysidc. Harriet L... Gilman,( of Nampa and CliapIiapci in Njimpa). Rivers was bornirn mostly of pride, arranganged for lhe remaining origiiginal there from 1927 that Wash., and fomierly of Uuhl,1 -2 p.m. fimncfly of TwinT' Falls, crypixidc fu- there were other, lo- Clegg;gg bout to t)c on display^ durluring man owed S300 to JessJesse Sills in Port- H; m. Monday. Swun Luke Phytli* Ph; Wilson, of Garden Gnjrove land. Jesse Sills mndcindc newsreels in t f Monday. Farmer Funerjicrni Chapcl in ncral 2 p.m. FalK cal guides belterr ablea to navigate his Ihc; .scries..set I ul Sunsei Memorial Park Culifulif., and formerly of Twin Fi a riv- Oregon for more thathan 50 years. I k Buhl. Friends may cullull from 2 to 4 Mausoleum ul mday. beloved SalmonI undat Snake, he decid- Conronley conceived thc idea of a p.m, loday al ihc Farnarmcr Funeral in Twin Falhnils. Mcmoriul scrvicc 2 gravjraveside scrvicc 11 a.m. ^TOnl :r he went down to Portlandand to thc Oregon K Falls! cd to best ihemn inii something other c runner’s •’U' road show after Chapcl. (Sniiili Funeralal IiHome in'Sun- n.m. Tue.sdaylay, Sunny Ridge Rclirc- Suns Hoqulam; Wash'.vJullo putty, Di ■ life with’ as mu

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...... ! poqM • " - V Sunday, Juno 27,n . 1993 Tmios-Nows, Twin Falls.Falls Idalio B-3 Mini-Calissia “ 1 Superrintenden nt’s last dlay as Ca!assia Up onththe rooftop) ■■■ g distriect’s chiefP adminis!itrator nejears B h By Eric Goodell Mini-Cassia News ServiceS<

H BURLEY - Workorking forthe railroad iii the■ 191950s. Nor- H | man llursl knew his,lis job wasn't for him. ^ 9 He wanted to pur[Hirsue a carcer in which he; ciicould work ) B y with people. ' Hurst had previiuiiiuisly attended thc SoutliemM kIdaho Col- S ^ - ffl l B r i Icge of EducalionI in Albion,for two years. OneIne day. then ^ m Cassia Couniy Schichool Disirici Superinlendendent Bernell IsP^H' B i Wrigley asked 1 lurstirst what he wanlcd to do. . '■ M B - X I T 'v .. "I said 1 wantedI lo Ik superinlendent." HursiI sasaid. 1 1 But. iUirsi a-calls,ills. "He said I couldn't Ivconnoine su|K-riii- 1 0 9 lendent just like iliat.lat." ll took :i lillle wowork, including going back to school in I ' B M Ulah for two years,rs, Iwforc laking a leaching jobjob at Burley I m HighSchoulinl9.‘i7)57. MM ll was his slud of his carcer in cducalion lliatat iis about 10 u'..' S S ’ come lo a closc. Hurst will retire; irin early July afler remainingganemploy- ai ;'U i . - J S l I j cc of Ihe Cassia CoCounty School District for 36 years and ^ B fulfilling his dreamin of( becoming superintendenlnlinl9K0. ii "I've been work)rking like crazy lo get thingings squared ^ B :iway.” llursl said1 Tliursckiy.Tl In sevcr.il weeks he will show " n o H ^ B new Superintendent;ni Everetl D. Howard thc ropes.pes. i | ) make things ERICI GOOO£LU«lnW:«»tl» Hwn 61,«v ^ "He’ll have plenl):nly 10 do." Hurst said. But lo m; easier. Hurst said,. hihe had been amingeing for asphaltasj- work tV.'V William Dominguez,ez, standing In middle, aran d , from loft, R oberto DorDominguez, Enrique Guz- to be completed., as a> well as filling positionss wwhich have J ^ ^ B man and Javier Dontomlnguez were busy putiutting on a roof at a Rupertlert house Friday. opened up-wiihin theihi districl. I The budgel hasi al:already been approved, d he will un- After helping to orienti Howard. Hurst said h ERCOOOOEUAiMCunlCuMNMSWVlCK J wind during a weel'cek-long cruisc in the CaribUibbean. a gift paid for by his frieniends wiihin the school districl.cl. Superlntendedent Norman Hurst pointsIts tot one of TVail sesisquieenteennial maarathon s "I've been veryy aappreciative of thc people."." 1Hurst said, the many plailaques given to him duringIng 36 years many plaques from area sclioi.hools for his o , service toror the Cassia County Schoi;hool District. Mini-Cassia News Scrvicece a.m.. with hethe la.st bus leaving at 5:15 Buriiurley Marina on Friday. Julyy 9 at 6 received mi I.m. Tliere is no fee for race■ ppanici- u.m. p.m. earned his management style: frtfrom Harold Tlie disirici., tlthough, may now Iw'facing overcrowdingovc at. . tants. Additional dinners cososi SIO Hurst said he lear m 1993 Orcgop Trail;ail Sesquiccn- Long slcev«eve T-shirts will bc pre- pant sl served undfcr iis assistanl supeuperinlcndeni ihe secondary lclevel, he predicted. riie menu includes troul, pastala salad; ?laucr, who Hurel s jcnnial Marathon will bc: hclheld at 6 a.m. scnted to partlarticipanis. along with a Tlic •for 10 years beginni:lining in 1970. A long-range;e comniillee is proscnily‘discus:.cussing wheiher Saturday. July 10 al ConnornorSummil. poster, fruilmil and bcvenige. uer gave him the authority lo;o aaccomplish to consojiilate somesc of ils four high schools. Eniry fee for participants i;is S’’5 Bkiuer Tlic race follows partsis oof the Ore- , Age groupp winners,v men and worn- Ei le way Hurst saw fit. Future needsIs for Ihe district will includee slayingsl; on lop md fonns can be pickcd up at Dnr«ifii«i' needed lasks in ihe v gon Trail and runs throujough Albion, cn’s categoriesics, will receive awards. and irecialed that style of leadershirship - instead of new educatiolion breaklliroughs, Hursi said,id he h wiLS proud cy Spons in Buriey or Twin FFalls o; llesaidheapprei The finish is at ihc Burley;y Marina.N ’ Aid station;:ons will be sel up during Icy i ^ne directing him all the lime:iie - and has to have lliedisirsiricl aiiKing the fin.1 in the staletale to develop a thc six-. 12-, I8-. 2 0 -and byp>y phoning 678-8382 during tlthe day h:iving someone School buses will provrovidc irans- ihe racc ut the coniinucd ihu.lnidilidiiion of hiring good.pcop]o_i'le.aiidJellitig.. compuier progri poriatidri from ihc Marilarina on the 24-riulc marke'rke'rs und at thc finish. and’,ind’asRforShelli. Bui there willill dilterent melhiHls yet toowine,'Iliadis- co Evenings cull Zckc al 67H-34"4 7 ^’ them work. moming of ihe race siartiarting at 4:30 A pre-racee ddinner will bc held ut the E’ "I like lo show I11; have confidence in them." he said. irici issiiulyinglg pcrfoniniiii.'e-based education,ion, which Huri • Tlie school disiricirici is facing overerowding pmhlemspm that said cOukI iK-neflefil Ihc dismct. 'I'SiJp-j— iiuist bmiJdressed.d. 1Hurst added. ------Hc sees tlic-g;-go;il.-oriailal.!eacliing.lilcllioclliocl in.a positive ithOTng calJ - L l l Becausc.uf newiw elemeniary .schools whichch have1 been light, and docsi:sii’l.believe some people’s accusajionsacc that OfficiMs"] thTirst! gat built in Malla andJ Oakley,C and with anoiher schoclionl planned lhal the ly[)c ofiif cducalion is part ofa "conspini.pinicy." TUCSON. Ariz. (AP)) -— As many tule. are nearlyJly completed. cr:r hadlu any major problems.” , for Burley, lie saidid imany of ihc problems willII Ix corrected He said, hownvcver. lhal he hoped the disirilisirict will work n methods. as 500 radical environmeimentalists bc- Earth First!st! members and other ap- “I “I do worry al»ut some olherlers infil- dcmeniary’ level.Ic' wilh njsidenis in , longing to Earth Rrsl! begiilegin gathering ponents insistist thcl project, buill on sites tniliiriling their group, and so we'rere laking on 10.000-fool Mounl GrGrahqm near cleared fromn spruces and fir irecs. will som.ome security precautions," SalTord on Sunday for a1 cjicumpout lhat damage thc: habitathi of an endangered addtiddcd. NRCcilites _ C could Ia.st nine days. spccies of redrd squirrel found nowhere Earth E First! refused lo seek aI sspecial- Fresh from a courtroom>m viciory, thc else. useJSC permit from the U.S. Forc; •ir 13th unnual Mack saidd heb doesn't anticipate irou- acc. vice It contended thal such u n nuclearr plant V activists arc holding ihcir I c Better .. • Feel BBe e tte r, . . Round River Rendezvousis iiin tlw Coro- ble. and Earthrth First! menibeni say they nent men is unconstiiuiionul, and a fedcnil • at Better Look I nado National Foresl a few"ew miles from don’l want any.any Bui authorities ure lak- judgjudge in Tucson ugreed last weel■ k „ forzvKiolations Ib an unfinished astronomicalical obscrvato- ing no chancc:iccs. and the mountain will U.S. U District Judge-Willi;hum D. wilh law enforcement offi- Browning Bro rejected u Denver-i:r-based RICHLAND. Wa-:h. W (AP) — Thc ry that they revile and vowvov to .see re- be bristling wi lory Commission lias cers. guardd c dogs and suryeilluncc :onservalive con; legal foundation's:s attempt Nuclear Regulatory . moved...... i> require cilcd ihc stale's ononly coniiiiereial ini- Officers have been posposted round- equipment — froni : night-vision gear lo 10 to forcef the Forest Service lo i RNING1 — ______Eanh First! to haveapemiil. clear power plantt frfor two violalions. ------WAF the-clock for more ihan. a 'week at thc infmrcd motioillion dctectoR. Eart MILLIONS OOF HOMEOWNERS5 i-ou have lo be ready for the The T group will be limited1 l10 four On a scale of onone to five, with one University of Arizona’sl’s three-tclc- “ 1 think you icrious. the violalions 'EAR MORTGAGES ant Graham In- worsl, and wc’rc wc certainly hoping for campfires cam because of fire dangeIger. Llsi being the most scri W/ITH 30 YE scopc, $200 million Mount Ics away were fours, NRC‘IC‘spokesman Greg ONS $50,000 OR MORORE ternational Observatoryory. Graham the best,” said sail university spokesman week, wee a forest fire a few mile; ARE OVERPAYII Cook said Friday.i- County Sheriff Richard MaiMack says. Steve Emerineine. burned bun 600 acres. IN IIINTERESTI ■a. Earth Tlie Washinglonon Public Power Sup- Thc first two insirumcrTients, built in Mack saidid the Eanh First! people For F the firsi several days. :shops on ply Syslem has 30 days 10 respond to partncrehip with tlie Valicailican Obscrva- he’s workedid with before have been First! Firr; members will hold worksli BANKING SECREET CAN SHORTEN YOURYC nonviolent civil disobedience aiand "di- tho complainlsi aaboul Plant No.2, loiy and Germany's MaxIX PPlanck Insti- "relatively coccooperative and we’ve nev- non TERM-110-15 YEARSI rodreel aclion.” Such actions coukaid range Cook said, ------I froifrom lelier-writing lo prolesests and "The NRC is> sendingsi a message blocking roads, said Dwight NMetzger ihal it wanis 1000 percenlp compliance IF YOU HAVE A\ 30 YEAR MORTGAG^ G E , ofTucson. with proceduidures," system CALL "This Rendezvous is in no wway jusi spokeswoman Mar;lary Ace said, "llial's Mini-Ci>assia hosispitals Ix working on," N O B L E EENTERPRISES ----- S------— aboaboui Mounl Graham. It's abiiboul Ihe something wc’ll Ix avenienl The violations,IS, noted in a March B) 734-7833 CASSIA MEMORIAL HOSPTTsfTAL whiwhole Deep Ecblogy mov ( 2 0 8 ] c/ iclief all 30-May 10 inspccliidion. include sevenil aroundaro the world" — the bc 5MPUTER ANAL spcciesspct have Jin equal righl to0 coexist,i instances of peojeople nol following FOR FREE COI VLYSIS AdmitUd [RVICES UNDER $200lOO.OO Melanie Adams. Davi<'avid rcn^temiakcr. Edward Goo

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Junu 27,’7,1993 Idaho/WWest ►port; huuman Sicknness thatit decayss saguari Alliaance clailims sup righiits panel; 1 fears h;iate crimnes caacti puzi^zles scieimtists BOISE (AP):’) -— Ttic Idaho Citizens j|H ing used to K por- political leaders, conicnd com thc initiative laiming majorily support jsexuali- would strip homo-scxi).sexuals of their ba.sic ,TIONAL MON- i------^------J_____ I Alliancc is dair tmy homost SAGUARO NATK among Idalio votersvot for ils ;inli-gay ini- ty as acccpt:[>iab!c. civil rights. Tliey:y maintain n il is nol UMRNT. Ari/. (AP) (/ — The tiative itt Ihc stallitate Human Righis Com- Uic poll.11 of 598 needed, and the campaign can to pass it sa^iiaro ciicius, the llii pilclifork- ; mission expressessed concern tht: initia- registeredJ voicrs' will bc divisive andnd fosterfc hale, slui[H;d cinhlcin cif thcihc Souihwest. is livc campaignI willw .spark a dramatic in* was conductjctcd be- And al almost thcthe samei time Wallon suticring from an ailiiailment lhal turns ■ ^ I JC's crcase in hate cri H Iwccn June1C 8 and was oullitiing ihcc polling pc resulls out- ils grcirn skin lirowtivn and; black and , Thc -aciivily June 17 by CPS side the Capitol,1. the ihi Human Righis slimy. ily camc as the stale Supreme Counjn reviewed the validity H Consultingg Group' Commission, two'o blocksb away, was .Sottii: >cit-nlis(s sl s say the sUitely of llic ballot till'title llie attomey gencnil H of Doisc. Pollster P' discussing how too prevcnlpr the kind of catii are in poor healleallh iKcause of gave to thc iniliililialive after hearing un- lufman, dmmutic increasee in in hate crimcs that fiiciors ranging I'runi ■ Wallon Kau nn copiKr-snielt- expectedly briefief arguments from both ■ who leachc:lies cdu- Colorado and Ore-gorcgon saw during tlicir ing pollulion (o Jcp deplclion of the ^ ; supporters andd opponeniso of thc propo- catiration at the University of Idaho’sId anli-gay initiative: campaigascan last year. o/onc layer. silion. Doi:Doisc Center, said thc margin ofo error Commission Direclor Dl Marilyri Olhers arc less' alarmed al; by ihc Il is only the1C second> time in thc his- was plus or minus 4 percentage: poinis.p Shuler said slale LawLaw Enforcement Di- brown decay knowi: iwn as hacierial lilialive law lhal the high It It found 30 perccnt of the respon- n rector Richard Cade Cadi was asking all nccrosis aiul believe ll tory of the inilin •e lhal llie decline coun has lx;enn ;iskcda to review thc va- demJenLs opposed the initioiiyc andJ 19I per- -sheriffs to take .serioieriously and react ap- of Ihc sagiiari) has sinsimpler explana- lidiiy of an iniii.lilialive ballot lillc. E;ich cenl;cnt were undccided. Aboui 571 pcrcentp propriaicly to anyly complaintsc of ha- lions, like I'rcc/.lngi tctempcralures or , ' uf those surveyed said they werere aware rassmcnl or report:)oris of hate crimcs ihc cutiiny of trees side in the cainjimpaign claims the atlor- ofl! ees that shelter r ney general’s’s lille l favors thc other oftlof thc initiative. against those involivolved in the cam- young sagnaros. omey general maintains Current C slale luw docs nol rcciccognize paign. Shc said ihchc same& message was The tug-of-war f III while the alloni ar between re- li effect, ncutnil. s;ime-sex s;im marriages or homoscxijxuals iLs passed to chicfs of of police[ earlier this scarchcrs has lefl: nnmore questions llie title is. in efft Alliance leaceader Kelly Wallon on :i am minority. month by Stale PolicPolicc Superinicndcnt than answers aboul1 niman's effeci on • I] the statewide poll his or- Wallon V and hi.s supportersrs. who RonMoore\ the caclus. It also lias deepened llic Saturday said'thc ll j ganization comi)mmissioned showed ,‘i I must mu; gather 32,000 .signatures:s in llic Tltc commissionon also ii look prelimi- mystery surroundingng 1 the .sentinel of : re-spondcnts would sup- next nex year to pul the initiativee on < Ihe nary sleps towardltd arranging i for an Ihc dcscn. UPtITI i' ? I perceni of ihe re ■osition lhal prohibits ho- November No\ 1994 ballol, claim1 thell ini- Oregon police expert;pen in hale crimcs lo ••We don't iindci - 1 dersland much . tiative is needed lo prevent lhaliat from help prepare Idahoiho law enforcement ahoul the sagiiaro. ^ mosexuals fron•om bcijig designated as liali iro.^' say.s Meg liappening. officials for dealingling wilh harassment Wccsner. rcscarchch chicf ai this jM m H minorities, ban;ians same sex marriages hap ____ and.precliides.ps public money from be- _mnjailii:sJ>Qlsieo:d_t>yj!iQsL B ?sLniiyor_iunlJwicj;on)Cii:___ K7.1)Olt-.icro nationalnal park outside- B n M n ln Tucson. "I’eoplc arcic jijust now look- ing into its root strucinicuirc and how ils fiabii.iiaf/'ccfs ifsgrs growth nuc." ens ill The saguaro (pro:)ronounced sa- B B M M 9 WAll-ro) grows onlynly in iKc Sono- K b9 B | ran Desert in Ari/.o northorn ^ h |H H Mexico anil a sliverT olof souiheastem m S B H H Hfterr dining j Calilornia near ihe ColoradoCc River, al elevations ranginglg Ifrom 2.(KX) to 4.1KK) feel-' ampa ITiC'cacfus- has-'iinnrmat-litrspan-mlR^J nci H of 17? years: ilcan growgn to a height ■ BoisriTAPrP) ^.'icvciily-lwirpco- ' of .'^0 led aiui a weigh!ighl of five tons, plc were reporte.iricil sick, and five were I'cars of thc discascase are Iiciglil- BB™® hospiiali/ed. aftiafter eating at a |K>pular R cried Iiy the plight of one stand of I sSih H i Mexican re.siaur;jurant in Nampa______11= cacti in the jiark. A 1iy42’plioto in "1*11 of tlic.se a 12 individuals have Ihe-parkas handbookiL ,s.show.s a land- either calenI al M aria's Hacienda ^ scape studded wiwill, ihrivinj Aslcksasaguaro Cactus stands outoul brown end crippled n;siauraiil in NaNampa rcccnily or have — saguaros; in 19W. a piphoto from the am o n g Olothers at Saguaro Nationcanal Monument park in AiAri- consumed foodHid purchased there rc- same vantage show:ows a lorest of z o n a 's SonoranS( Desert last July.ly- . ^ cenily." said JiiJini Owens, dircclor of or Your Buck!! dead cacti. Ihc Southwest,1 I Disirict Health Depan- Get More Fo Last Oclol'cr cair;ame llic worst tion for lliche monument, said the dis- inviiiciblc. inv In 19S3. a pnink.sltstcr who mem. blow. Tlie nionuniciir:lilt’s pri/e cactus, ease weakeikens the cacti bul docsn'l pepperetl pe a 24-foot saguarciro wilh Salmonella,a, Ifrequently associated at Younq Ford-BurlevI a 3nO-year-olil. 53-foc• fool-tall saguaro necessarilyily kill llieiu. shotgun slu blasts w.is crushed to dealh with poultry anand eggs, is leiilaliVely known as •'Okl Grantranddaddy,’’ was For Ari/.iri/onaiis, the saguaro is an when wl: llie desert giant lopplpled on idcnlified as ihiIhe culprit. So far, lesis Q diagnosed with baclcrilerial necrosis. emblem as as potent as thc American him. hii of six of llie vilvictims have lunied up I ••No one knows whwhal it is." said eagle or I'.ie I’.i Statue of Liberty, lls Despite I its awesome sizize, the traces of thee t baclcria, a common I Kale Lajlha, a nosuiision University white.blosiossom is the state flower plant pl;i is more fragile than its folk- cause of food1 pcpoisoning, * ecologist. ••The cutiiuticlc just turns and a residsideni. the cacuis wren, is lore, lor Public healtlallh officials expecl lo hrown. lls outside waxy w; layer just the Male bird,bir A J 2-year-old planl may I Ixk ’ only know more MoMonday after additional dcjilctes." T'he Toll'ohono O'odhain Indians one-quarter oni of an inch in dialiamcter. Icsis. •‘It's Ihis oozingng cactus, this slill Imrve*vest Ihe cacti's red fruii. and am a ‘)-year-old planl on avei ' ' / f l l hrown. black, slimyy tltluid." said Joe They knoclock the fruit from the lips atxiul alx six inches in height, ll McAulil'fe. direclorr of research with of ihe arnu■ms with long staves fash- 7,‘i 7,‘i years to grow its firsl ann. Land(lowner § the Desert Botanic:)lical Garden in ioncd frorom the ribs of dead ’Hie saguaro as a youngsicrer needs Phoenix. "It's a lun1)1 ;a pretly sight saguaros;s; then ibey ferment ihe a a sliellerings "nurse plant" lo •, when you see a sagiiariiaro go.'^ juice into) a a ceremonial wine. under. uiv As an aduil. it’s slill '“..s; si appea!als fine ^MJ^TuyUl Toni Daiiton. chicflief of intcrprcta- The cacti.ictus is oficn portrayed as lible lib lo freezes and overhealin.ing. -^ 9 0 0W 0 m i l e s - A i r B a g - A Ford Factory Unit LLoaded with equipment,nt. 3.8 engine ------^ over (damage power locks - wwindow - seat-air conditidltloning - \ i m MOSCOW/ (,(AP) — A landowner am /fm /cassette - aiautomatic overdrive tran.ransmisslon - Congres!ssman waiints presidelent to retuLtJL I I fined more thanIian $30,000 for environ- anti lock braking sysystem with warranty at ino charge. mental damagegc ciuiscd during April's ______Dark plum In'n color N ew $20,47.474.00 Grcenstock rocrock music fcslival has n l L y appealed the penalty.per . Young Ford | m 0 Tax & Titlr F arc claiming thc Wash,, and other Nonhwcsl;sl lawmak- Spokane Counluniy. Wash., Comniis- ter DcFa/io has callcd:d (on Prc-sidcni overcstjmaieale may be closcr lo 30 |K-r- ers ei have grown increasingly.y critical of sioner Skip Chilrhilberg claims the Uilali IIIIIIIIIIIM Clinion lo rctum lo Oregi'legon to defend cent, etl'eci;.•ctively reducing potential management n options underr considera-c Counly Agriculicultural Stabiliwilion and his pending foresi polic;)licy and make- logging eve:ven before any new forest tion ti lhat would trim logginjing wcsl of ConservationI OCommittcc erred in call- good on his goal of liaviniving nn nel loss protectionI isis enaclcd. the congressman the tl Cascadc Mouniains lo aaboul one- ing llie conccnin a commorcial aciivily. of jobs in tlic region. said. thirdll Ihc level ofthe 1980s. Thc Idler sensent cariicr ihis monlh by 'I'he Oregon UcmiKrai;rai scnl a Idler ''’niai i.ss oneoi of thc surprises that has Onc Nonhwcst Congressss nieniber, attorney Riclianlard Whitehead also con- to Clinion on Friday sayiiaying a coinprc- been dropptpped on us," DcFazio said, speaking s] on condition of aranonymity, tended lhalit any violations of licnsive economic packa,ckage is critical ••If the avaikiailable limber has been great- said s: Friday thnl ihc presidentnt’s prelim- Chilbcrg's cro:irosion-control contract I ri1 10 the success of any forcrorcst proposal. lyexaggcralirated by the pasl admini.slra- ipary it; plans call for a S350 mimillion eco- wiih thc fcdenlera! government ‘‘were DcFazio said the iidniidniinisiration is lions, by the the Forest Service, then iliis noniic n package spread overr fivef years, very temporaryiry in nalurc." bungling the Northwest'cst forest crisis adminisirali(ation certainly has not made However, M much of lhal mcnoney may politically by not makitaking a sirong lhal case.... comcC' from redirecting spcpending al- ;y arc going lo lake ijic blame ready n included in the Agrici enough case for ils loggiigging cutbacks ••So ihcy ;i r K I and accompanying jobs)s p.package. for .somclhiithing that has liecn-'manipu- lnteri«)r It dcpiinments’ budget "1 would -Siiy Ihc politolitical handling laled by pasllasi adininisiralions.” he said. Bul Tlie Oregonian newsivspuper rc- 19 if i I l f leaves an cxlraordinuryry amounti to bc Labor Secretary Set RolKrl Reich said poricd p llial a draft copy of>f iIhc report H i Ii UI b J ' ifi i *13^1111 iffS desired.” hc said, empliasiliasi/.ing his crii- the adminisinisiraiion will do ils l>est lo showed sl the Pacific NonliwiuIer-policy-ad——lhaf-l-2,00()-to-14.000-jabv- ll iv-would.bc— lhal potential limber harvestshai on na- dressing worker wi dislocation nation- ccrealed in thc region inI 19931 and l » U U | H lional fore.sis in thc rcgiregion had been wide. 333,000 morc by 1998 wilhth Ihe infu- pnJI 0° exaggerated by about 15I5pert:enl; j House Speaker S Tom Foley. D-.t.f sision of new money.

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^ 0 . P ; - - ' : A' FB Iuinrave^Is real1-Iife SIpy draa m a NEW YORK (AP) — For;orget John whiff of terrori:jrism. The informant Abdcbdou Zaid and ;he informantt ttested Lost Sunday, Siddiiddig ond thc infor- w .Gr•Grisham. Forget Robert LudIdium. Thc met with alleged;ed mastermind Siddig a tintiming devicl: for detonatiIting a mant drove to a remc•cmote area of Con- wcweek's most riveting talc of terrorismt Ibrahim Siddigig Ali in Jersey City, boml3mb at the safe hoilse. nccticut and detonatimated a test bomb. and espionage was written:n by FBI N.J. They discuicusscd driving a car Here, He the informant said. Siddig Si Whcn they returned•ned to New York, agent John Liguori, who detailed de a bomb into a UniJnited Nations parking propiroposed his ultimate plan: ‘Three“1 thc informant ondd a suspect known lg\- A plot that seemed more Actction that gamge — the sansame technique used in boml3mbs should be detonated inn three' only as Mohammadiod 1 traveled lo New I fact. the bombing of the World Trade diffaifferent locations at differentt timest Jersey. Their goal;ll: gettingg the guns A car bomb at thc Unitedd Nations. Center on Feb. 2(.26. on1 ththe same day." Thc Unitedcd Na- needed to blast their thei way into thc Another in the Lincoln Tunnnncl under Eleven daysi pipassed before Siddig tionsons would be first, followed b;by the buildings they plannemned to bomb, thc Hudson River. Gunmenn blasting expanded the plaplan: the Jacob K. Jav- Linccincoin Tunnel and then thc fc'federal The last shipmertnent o f fuel from their way into the FBI's Nc''Iew.,YoriS».ils Federal OlHceIce Building, the Man- buildiilding. Saleh’s gas stationjn arriveda Wedncs- headquarters, then detonatinging 0 third hatton home of)f tthc FBI, was now a On June 4. thc.informant firsirst met day nij^t — just hourshouj before federal bomb. The assassination o ol f 0 U.'S. .torget. Siddig3 ggave thc informant Mohilohammcd Saleh, a Yonkers3 {gaso- authorities arrestedcd 1 five men in the senator, jusi one of several namesn on S300 and told hirhim to rent a garage in' linene station : owner. Saleh agreereed to middle of creating5 a newr batch of cx- a terrorist hit list. Queens to servevc as a bomb factory, provirovidc the fuel needed to mixix with plosive in a SS-gallonillon drum. But it was oil true, the FFBI said. The same day,’, SSiddig confided that fertilirtilizer in creating the crudcide but The informer,•, hish work done, Most of it wos in an eight-po;page crim- his friend Clcmerncnl Rodney Hampton- poweDwcrful bombs necessary for th spoke with Hampton-iton-EI earlier — by inal complaint in which Ligiiguori told El was o good soisource for explosives, tackscks. phone. He was longong gone from thc thc story of on informant wlwho infll- Siddig and Hoi4ompton-El bragged to More than two weeks lateiler thc oncc-safe house whcn whi his FBI cm- tratcd 0 group o f Muslim fuifundamen-. the informant ababout thcir roles in a amb mixing began. _ plovers arrived. tolists and quickly beca:ome the test run of thele bomb used on the- ringleader’s right-hondiman.1. Trade Ccntcr. SiiSiddig also boasted of The informant was ident:ntified in U.N. connectionions that would allow i * several news reports as Emailad S^lqm. him acccss to plaiplant a car bomb there. J k a 43-year-old former officeccr in the . The garage at ithc rear of a Queens M Egyptian ariny who occasiononally act- storefront becarrame a safe house and ed as interpreter ond bodyiyguard to central meetingg pploce for conspirators Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman,in, a Mus- over thq,next mcmonth. They schemed p M Iim cleric linked to thc bo)omb sus- and stirred up1 e:explosives there, un- "iVy pects. aware the buildiIding was bugged and W < n i t i j r e The informant provided a Iblow-by- under survcillancince by thc FBI. i B V l SDUR WINDOWS/S blow account of the ollegei»ed terror- A May 23 nieriiccting indicoted Sid- '■/. -ists-aotivitiesrfrom-thciioir-initial—dig- 6-commitmcmcnt-to-his-plan.~Thc— ^^ onouBh. mflnv ■ ■ ■ ^ homo makors r o r g e r ^ H -tJosk#k or0 gamo tablo. meeting in May until a SWyVAT team suspect proposiosed killing security Of you burst into a Queens bomblb’ factory guoitis to get insinside the federal build- to furnish ono of the y«u might wanl to putaaI a smaU table and Thursday and arrested fivee suspects ing and plant a tbomb. He mentioned ^ n«8t appeoiiog parts ■ M em bers of th e mediedia surround Sheik Oma /S or a room. How '(w i>y the w/ndow mixing a witches’ brew ofol explo- doing surveillanlance of the building, right, at a news confiinference earlier this mom H poopio think to sn ack s or light I w l ' ' sives. adding he had sketchessk of its outside Kftainlng. N.J. At rear, standingIng, Is Em ad Salem , w ho \ I thc com- entrances, put chairs or tabloa fo a The story, as laid out in t J tho aroa Immodfalely The New York TimesIBS as an Informant who h> Aplainti and by federal officialsils: On Moy 27,. SSiddig. suspect Fares In' th( r In front of Q window - to spooking not * authorities to arrestst el^ht( m en In a bom bing A May 7 meeting provideded thc first Khallafalla, a1 nman using the alias ^ and yot this con bo f of tho living 1^ - • lh( he ^ en Idoal piaco fn, but olhor i ^ bocause you can ns. too. such OS * bo lako acfvanlago of bedroom whore A n t t B SCI Muslim gsswee]spNJ. ttown ]2_.natufol.llghl-anda can uso spoco In " ' at b viow of ttjo outdoors, chairsof windowst vory : Los Angeles Tiines At one p( damcntalism, urges the overcrthrowof than isolatedI fi frustralions'W ill be ^ ond add oxtra boauty •for Jinativolysna with ■ bus drove b M'the Hosni Mubarak governmment in aimed at the relijeligious scct. and convonionco to your ini onlortairus combinations JERSEY CITY. NJ.l.J. — The an- ‘‘Death to l iniEgypt and whose immigrati(tion status This town of_280,000 of. is home to docor. nd chairs. You gry w hite man marc}irehcd up and mosque mer thiin Uiis cpuntry is under revjcdew. about 12.000 Muslims M — many of '• lako-up taWo by ^ . down thc sidcwolk oT!oT Shcik Omar Joseph Butt tn Several of the group' area now whom settledd hereh after reaching jj What aro somo of tho ways you ( onlyor of0 lolophono 'Abdcl-Rnhman‘s uparliTirtmcnt, his fist ment, a dc! taawaiting trial in thc tradedc center New York. The;hey work primarily os 0 'docorato this oroa? room,•0 you can lalk t ’ Clinched, his while T-shi-.shirt stained in "Yeah, but rirbombing last February thatlat lef\ six cabbies and delivery del truck drivers, rooms,aturo's t beauties lhe bed* / •sweat. “They oughll>l 10 i send llic blow up tht dead and more than 1,000lO injured, policc soid, andid for the most part arc ^ ^Horo oro sovoral Ideas. scSeveral others arrested in raidsrai early no more troubleble than the rest of the ^ ^ you can I whoh: bunch o f themicm back,” he They were i JffFWAlow ftontofw yelled. cd case of o Thursday arc charged wilhh conspir- citizenry. How aboul a comfortablo chaff our furnishing E{ companion tablo by tho window ai ImaBinalvilo you lo stop ^ ; • A short walk away,ly, milsiilc Ihc wife was shl ing to plant bombs in the Un Ancrlhclradcude ccntcr incident, thc B ^ ^ E I cd 'doal spot for reading or just ,sll . various o storefront Masaid Al-Sa•Salam mosque Anti-MusI tions and the Lincoln andd Holland Muslims heldId rallies around thc g inlorior of difforoni tablos and c M S H Shtunnels, as well as plouing i and dayKJroamlng. Or. ihls c»uld Blumn, lo dMl here, a crowd of 5010 JJersey Cily cullural city B Iho mur- mosque to dem.imonstrate that not oil [j, might want lo uso a nake-W h it Kind of litders of political leaders. I tho porfocJ spot for a sowing labl( shoppers was massessed in equal sign of thc o f their peoplelc are evil. And since 4Aftor Hours a bedroom window, or 0 anger, demanding thatat tlthc shcik and among Ami Jersey City police are woi/ary o f the the new arreststs on< Thursday, the Is- AAvallMbloby / V« i couW tablo and chair whoro yc his followers abandonon thcir Friday terrorism s heightened tensions surrounLinding the lamic Public AffairsA Council'here ^Appolntmmt / ond look outsido ot nature bearded prophet and hisis group, issued 0 statemement further distancing |! m at Iho samo timo. ^em o o n prayers andd kleave this old ll.S. shores. isi working-class eommunii In the k Tempers remained relativevely calm themselves fromom those lakcn to jail. 1 ^ * 1 after thc midc center incider Romombor, for all your 1 Policc arrived as thc1C sscrvicus end- agents and APphoM bt lOTlcxecpl "Wc hope Ihishis incident is not used L^k for when someone tossed * a m l nood, and Wm s wo inviio I ed, with oflicers attemiempting to dis- and arrested d melts at as „„ ^xi-use for fc Islam or Muslim ' as an horo. nar Abdel'Rahman, , ^ thc mosque, breaking two perse the crowd evencn as Muslims grants — n 0 upstairs boshing," it saidlid, “or that it does not 3nth In J e rs e y City, windows. silting Wrtch for our i>«xi eoiu* and onlookers pushedcd and shoved thc sheik. initiate a witchh hunth by law enforce- uld t>o w»h lh. .ubj.ct: - Wh^ their way around. prophet" 0wh was Identified by But now they expect a1 lolI more menl agracies."5.” Iblo. a Shall 1 Buy?- ) helped lead pl, ng scheme.,

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Is p r tesent cl: le m e n ccy systeem • W hen W e':Talk P o n d ei r r i o s a ^ I* fa ir?’ Many t h i n k iit is n ’t We’re'e T alking R’c’ar 2003. Cimac safi, .satinyaitl LoGJo orfli.slen- morseful over the to simim plc m ur- Georgia killing he I__ Soufow: Dwlh PoftBHy Infetmrtloattori Center. Niliarim»s-fronT— More-thtthan 2;700 inmates remain on** "It’s a cynical misreadading of the sentencing in capita!I punishment pi cas- death rowsIWS in thc United Slalcs, o rc- modem praclice of cicmcncncy. There is es, recjcnt executionsis andt commuta- suit of hcthc slowdown in both commu-'■ no cicmency in Texas, Florida F: and tions have brought renewed rcn chargcs tations and iderosa Redwm ( o d md executions. Louisiana that amounts to3 anyi type of V | | of another kind of capriiipriciousncss. Sincc thcth< death penalty was rcinsti-[■ rca! review process,” hc saisaid, singling / t e x S t a i n Supporters of thc: system sy say that tutcd, 20404 cxcutions have been pcr-'* oul the three states that perform p( the clemency — commutati nation from death formed, includingini 31 last year. Bul in” most executions. P r e mnium i ' 100% A crylic to a life sentence —- addsad an element thc 1930s,Os, an average o f 167 were Rich, solid-ilid-hiding redwood color for si(sidini;, fences Si rustic 7 g J Officials in those statesles say hc is ' H H of fairness to exccutioItion, Earlier this carricd 3outut annually. wood like a stain, yet n g wrong. lawn furnilrniture. Goes on bare, rough w ;eg. $16.95 year, thc U.S. Suprememe Court callcd it “A lotIt ofo thc clcmcncics in those coverH fndanded wood grain, old stains orir finishes like u paint! s’’ the justice system’s "fail-safe,""fai ensur- days camcime aboul ... becausc juriess Florida’s review procedudurcs are ex- ing innoccnt pcopic arc not executed, didn’t haV'lavc any choicc,” and govcr--- tensive, soid Carolyn Snjnurkowski, . ------H But critics say thec giflgi of mercy is nors foundind mandatory dcoth sentencess chief of capital appeals ih1 tlthe attorney not offered fairly. Dea3eath penalty op- sometimesies did not fil the crimes, saidd general's officc. The stalele provides a sa i siz(zo retail value sfspccial poocQts note that govetiveraors commute Hugo Bcdjcdau. a dcalh penalty scholarir lawyer for thc petitioning5 iiinmate, and sentences far less freqrequcntly than in atTuAsUuUniversity in Massachusetts. victims’ fomilies can prpresent evi- Gc lia r 2” $5.49 $i$2.99 ^ the post, and contendid that t these life- Thc dccIccline in rcccnt dccadcs —- dcDcc, shc said. Clemencysy is granted #Qoldcnq ; Softip Angula and-death decisions s ,s sometimes arc from aboulout 18 clemencies a year inn by a vote of the governorr aand at least ^»Q.3208 treated with an eye to politics, sincc the 1960s,3s, to six or fewer on averagee three Cabinet members. Sash 2Vi■A” $5.99 $i$3.99 $4.99 ^ most voters favor capitapital punishment, in the I98C?80s — is due partly to gover-'* Harry Green, general C'counsel for Golden Softip Flat Sa 3” $7.49 “Unfortunately, 1 th:think politics is nors’ percerception that constitutional thc Texas Department of Criminal Gc^Q3108 3” $8.79 $5.99 ^ the most important con:onsideration in a protection: ons for the condemned have® Justice's pardons and paroleolcs division, «q ; 3»/a•/a” $10.49 $6.99 $( governor’s mind, andnd oflen may be been strcnjengthcncd and that juries and Golden Easyflo' . said information submitted:d by thc in- ^Q3315 ______$11.29 $7.99 the only consideration,ion," said former appellatelie courts arc “doing their^ mates seeking cicmency is reviewed New Mexico Gov. Tone'oncy Anaya, who jobs," hce said.si — along wilh material fronom trial offi- touched off angry proprotests by com- But polilolitics arc a big factor, loo, — ’• oials and others — befonare the state « A abot E xteriorr S t a i n s M ^ muting thc sentencess of oil five death Bedau argued. arg Governors, hc soid,^ pardons board recommendiids or rejects row inmates in his stat ericas quality loader in extereriorwood slate seven years “are scarccircd to deatli about appearing8 clemency. • ago. • - • to bc soflfl 0on c rim c ." ...... Ameriiserving stains. CIidosd from1 semi-a _ • ( Another cx-govcraor.lor, Jim Martin of While: governorg' of Arkansas, BillII pres(irnsparcnt, solid hide, unique2 scms l s o lid ,' North Carolina, disagreegrccs. Clinton leftlef the presidential campaign ^EZSSPr^ tronsplock stain. ______p e r■ gallonga “I was not going tolo letI an innocent trail loIk be in his state for the Januaryy J* 8 BK «b)H or doci man die; I was notIt goingg to let a 1992 execueculion of Rick^ Ray Rector, ^ ilty man go free," hche said, explain- a brain-daidamaged cop killer who was _E ing his lengthy review:w pnxcss,| which thc subjecticct of a concerted cicmency involved staff rcscarch.ch. his own read- campaip.Clinton turned him down, s t u r d yy Paper/Plastic ing, and meetings with/ith advocates for some saidid tot appear lough on crime, ^coster’s F inest Cover 9 ft. X 12 ft. , the condemned, victimsims' family mcm- A yearar later camc thc Supremec aint R oller Kit .uring ^ / 1 3 Ploslie-tamminatcd paper drop cover bets and others." 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I Twin1 Falls - pcQses-Ujiiiexpect(:edbaclk y a rd hlazards By Denise Turner HI girlb)ound Tinics-Ncws writer JEUOME - Littl.iitlc Daniel Gilmartin is the llrst kid inI) hishi family lo break a bone. Thc culpritit wasw a irampolinc. for N(orway ll happened two monlhs ago. The ; visiting friends when Michelle Miless has h; been selected lo Gilmartihs wcrc vi; attend the 47th 5-ycar-old Danielicl camc running inlo ming. He had been sit- B B session of thc In­ ihe house screamin ternational Sum­ ling on the edge; of a tnimpolinc when 9 k 30unccd onto him. He R H m er School in an older child bou Oslo. Norway. fell backwards ontc)nto Ihc ground. | H She is one o f 450 At first, Dunicniel's mother didn'l students from think thc injury waswai serious. |M more than 70 na­ "Hc slill had finger fin; and arm move- I Gilmartin said, "and tions. During thc menl," Barbara Gi session, she will no bones were poki>oking through." study thc Norwe­ But, a few houn3urs later, wilh Daniel SCg gian language S lill crying, Barbara B; and Earl MHos and Henrik Ib­ Gilmarlin bundhidled their youngest .. , sen. Miles lives child into thc car:ar and; headed for the Tl al Magic Valley Re- in Twin Fnlls nntlnd is a student at the emergency room ai II Ccnler. They were .^H College o f Southemcm Idaho. gional M cdical C destined to face a longl( nighl. ^ H Trent Olsen wasvas.rcccntly named a Because Danielsid's arm had broken at lo be taken lo surgery |||j || U.S. National Awarkvard winner in mathe- a joint, hc had to I be inserted into his el- matics. Hc was nonlominated by his math so a pin could be i .leachcr, Elizabethh LLarson,.of Kimberly bow. A casi remai:iiained on his ann for High School. Hcwi:will appear in the U.S. six weeks. , Achicvcrt\cnt_ AcSd';Sdcmy Official Year- Home from1 thctl hospilal, the Gilniartins had lo decide whether or • book. He is"thc,:,5 con of Stephen and MlKESALSOURYm*-■m«Tlnw*.N*wi L;ina Olsen of Kiiniitnberly. His grandpar- not lo keep the Init]inityipoline thal resided cnts arc Eloise OlsiDlsen and Leonard Pc- in ihcir own back:k yard.y BocBcauso Daniel Gilmartin,n, front, broke h is arm fallingfai from a friend’s traiampollne.-hismothor-noiA now—------• • - tcrson, bothof-Twinwin Falls. - ...... ' — - Daniel was und:mdauntcd.-Hc tried to akos sure that only childlldren of similar sizes botbounce at the samo timo.I. Watching the youngs^ister aro, ______1 even beforeJie.was . , ..climb back on ev sm loft, B rad an d Billy Gilmartin,Gi and Tyson Bo\3bw den. Jomic Anossa., a student : at Shoshone pronounccd ready.dy. Higi) School, hnsIS bbeen recognized for Barbara Gilniarliiartln. having jumped kenn arms and wrists. Multiply)ly that by acadcmic achicvcrvcmcnt as a U.S. Na- on a trampolinec throughout tl her high eighght orthopedic surgeonsi inii town, tional Honor Roll>11 .Award winner. She school years, settlettlcd on a compromise, andd tlie siatislics begin to mouiount. will appear in thchc U.S. Achievement "1 dccided thatat accidenwc happen in “My own kid and a ncigfi'glibor kid Acadcmy Officialial Yearbook. Monty lots of situations,"is," she said. "I used to bothIth injured icelh on a tramj.mpolinc.” Hare are soisome summer safety tips susupeivised near water, Just let the childreiJren bouncc. bul, sincc Portiirtcr said.. from Blossom)m Maihews of the Magic . • Make sure back yard pocpools and Arrossa rcccntlyy rreceived a Kasiska spas havo adequate child-pro•proof bar- Ihe accidcnt. I waitvalcli them more closc- But Bi trampoline popularity'cominiics cc -yateSAre.KI• KIDS Coalition and from sp Health Scicncc. Schjcholnrship from Idaho Prionues ma(h’agAzine.------rieriers;------— State University in Pocatello.I Jamie and ly and don’t alioillow them to jo iig h - to soarsc in the Magic Valley. , , • Teach I klkids how lo cross the • Don't allow childrenm t to ride Monty are ihe dauglughter and son o f Pcic house on the trampimpolinc.” Thc Tl trampolines are popularar. people street safely,/. allalong when you operate farfarm ma­ and Linda Arrossa>a cof Shoshone. She also insistsits lhatI the kids bouncc say,y, because families that livilive in the • Always bu1 buckle up your child. chchinery. wilh children in the same age and couluntry don't always haviavc closc • inslslthathat your child wear a bike • Fence ponds and manurenure pits, Thc Idaho Statelate Specch Champi- weight groups. neig:ighbors, so they buy trampcipolincs 10 helmet, • Don't allow young chilcihlldren to onship, sponsoreded by the Idaho High Dr, Robert Portiortcr, a local orthope- cnteitcrtain Ihcir kids. Trompolinliinc priccs • Make suresure all playground equip- operate0 |: hedge trimmerss o or lawn iperly installed and main- mimowers. 5 die surgeon, advisi[vises going a step far- aree reasonable, too, when compared co ment is propei School Activities Association,A was held • Don't carry children less)ss lhant 12 rcccntly nt thc Colliollegc o f Southem Ida- Iher. , wilhilh other playground equipmiimcnt. «a>ned, ' nol as likely to occur if “Trampolines usually runn between I ' VO'your child fo stay in lhe nrvnrwnths dld.on your.bike. Nev£■iever carry ho. Glenns Ferry,’, RaftR. River, Shoshone, "Injuries ure nol trampoline when lumping arany child in a back- or front-pack fron just one person jumpsjui alone." he said. S32;125 and S600." said Ellen «Jnn..,TSu nf center ol a trai Dietrich. Valley,, Kimberly,Ki Twin Falls, i f f and to avoidlid bouncing loo high or -wtwhile you ride a bike. Minico, Buricy, JenJerome and Wood Riv- "WJicn you have/c morer lhan one child Siananger's Playworld. "We sell,el a lot of |Qf,g yi^igAlso teach ihe c:hild to • Do not allow children1 to ride in er were among thithc 37 schools reprc- on the immpolinc,inc, it's easy for some- thenem bccause they appeal toI allal ages. climb (don'UuiI lump) olf Ihe trampoline, th'the open bed of a pick-up iruciruck. scnicd by 327 sludtudcnts who competed one to come dowiown on another per- Originally, O trampolines wcwere very • Keep poissoisonous substances out • Use insect repellent. for individual mccncdals in 12 speaking son's head." expiipcnsivc and used mainly/ inii gyms, of reach, • Use sunscreen, even orj cloudy categories. Champiiipionship trophies were Porter treats at least a half dozen Staranger noted. Now, they’rere pepper- • Never leave lea young children un- d£days. awarded to schoolools that accumulated trampoline injuriesries a year, mostly bro- ingg thci landscape. thc most points. Jerome High1 S< Schoo! won the 1st placc trophy forFor the.most points, Medals awardeded included Denise Wilcox o f Jerome,ne, third in Serious In- hiri(Locent-■lookii] ;works - ill sgan Darlington ofrRaft- - ; can ki • terpretution;Meaga ag fir© River and Richard Burton and Leslie The Timcs-Ncws5 crieiied, “My eyes! I can’t open myTiy eyes.” types. Idaho is notn among thc 19 states Southern Sc Idaho campus. Thompson, both1 oio f Jerome, first, scc- ' MichacI M died the next clay. with rigid bans, Other guidelines are os followillows; ond and third rcspcspcciivcly in Exposito- ily reunion in Kcnlucky. Often0 regaided as harmless,s, fireworksf In Twin Fallsills Couniy, people arc not • Never give fireworkss lo a small ry; Mandy Hamiltoiiiton and Justin'lliomp* During a family i ed 3-ycar-old Michael cam.n causc serious mutilation, bun>uras, blind- allowed to “poss'ossess, keep, siore or use" child. ch son, both of Jeromome, sccond and third fireworks robbed chance lo see tiic world, nessss or even death to bystanderscrs or users, what arc defineIned as “dangerous firc- • Always have an adult presetrseni. respectively in OrijDriginal Oratory; Heidi Shannon of his cha: reported the Nalionlional Society to Prevent Morlorc than half of the 12,0000 fireworksf works" withoulul a i public display pennii. • Read labels and follow direcdirections. Bingham and Burtloors. first and sccondI rcrespectively in Salcs- Blindness. standing with his father drcnen. bombs, skyroclockcts, Roman candles. • Never aim fireworks al1 anoiheram per­ manship; Audreyy F l ^ o f Minico, scc- Michael was slai 1 rocket soared toward Even E' sparklers injure more:c lhanl 800 snakes und firc(Irccrackcrs, among oiher soson. ond in Panel; Wen/endy Olsen, Katie Jo- when an aerial to e ripped Ihrough the back prcscschoolers annually and arere common' types, • Never carry fireworks inil youryo pocket, hansen and Ruiinana ]Beam, all o f Jerome, iliem. Tlic device ri[ id. creating an open skull cau.sluscs of comcal bums and burbums to thc Thc Nalionallal 1SAFE KIDS Campaign • Never rc-ignilc a fireworkvork that has firsl, sccond'andd t:third respectively in of Michael's head, < ning the are;i of his brain luinimds and fingers. encourages familimilies to allcnd olTicial fire- fafailed logo off. Oratorical Analysiysis; Audrey Oman of fracture and burning : eye muscles. Before the Some S< states ban almost all1 fireworks,fi works cclcbraiionlions in iheir communities- • Have walcr handy - espespecially if Raft River, sccon:ond in Retold Story; lhat conlrols the cyi to unconsciousness, hc Oihihcrs have extensive rcstricrictions on like the July 44 didisplay on thc Collegc of clichildren are using sparklers. Chria Wong andid IKatie Neff, both of child lapsed into i Jerome, first and1 scsccond respectively in A fter D inner; aniand Danny White of Twin Falls,-thirdlin in Impromlu. • Altrusii Intcrnatinational Inc. of Magic Valley r'etcntlyly 1h onored 12 young Magic: Valley smoker!\ ^s see selIves as kepers ofF’90s women at its anninnual Founder's Day 991 sur\'cy EyTIie isanquct, whichrnyaYk5d"tlRr76ttmip a: ------BjrSicveCnifflp place, according to a 1991 airs and the Sociciy niversary oflhe foifounding Altrusa Intcr- Times-News writer Bureau of National AfTairs lanagcnienl. and an­ national. Twin FallFalls Migh School Girls for Human Resource Mana; or the past year were RUPERT — When;n IPhil Bare .started other 34 pcrccni reslrici il.it. o f thc Month for crs now arc cither Samantha Rowe,I, LLacy Hobutead, Re- smoking during Worldd VWar 11, you'd have ’}bu8i n e ^ 8 ^ ^ d restaurantsnts w d th^ri'sn^r^^^ poii<' Mosl large employers esirict smoking, ae- gan Becker, Mar^laryanna Potthoff. Jill been hard pressed to finfind an adull whose smoke-free or sharply resiri a Pennsylvania anli- Guest. Gayla Taaaaaaka. Crystal Carlson, shirt pocket or handbagbag didn’t contain a cording to research by a Pc CoiComirwnt "rcc Pennsylvania. Melani Andersonion and Kristy Kemp, pack of Chesterfields oror CCamels. nliWH u 5 ' : : SmolM smoking group, SmokcFrcc r : j^ tenoWnflT- ^ William Godshall. Nancy Emery oftf 1Twin Falls was hon- *it was just somethinglling most people did “This is a proccss," Wi ’i-r-Y esw .'.' PenPemiined outside . ;mokcl'rcc Pcnnsyl- orcd a§ thc club’s‘s Girl's< State delegate, back then," thc 77-year:ar Rupcn real estate ’ UnWi , ■ ■ In.flIn.deslgnatedar^;' executive dircclor of Smol iddcr Newspapers, Utauna Hale o f OuOuklcy wos thc winner agent said. “Now if youyoi smoke you feci (Qf^ Segregated lunchrooms . vania, told Knighi-Riddc “Five years ago. most companies eon allowed o f the Altrusa Club Cli Scholarship and compleiely discriminatedlied againsl." lljSegregated break rooms 'Jow aboul half slill Karen Lee Misenhiahim er o f Buhl was thc One-fourth of thc adulidults in Amcrica slill 'vSun';' Designated areas' . smoking cveiywhcrc. Now allow smoking everywhere,icrc. Thai's primari- recipient of Ihc JutJune Prater Brown Al- smoke, dowh from 600 pcrccni p when Bare il Scholarship. Joyce lighted his first cigarctlcetlc. Estimates of thc ■ . DeiDesignated areas . ly in companies with less.•ss Ilhan 50 employ­ trusa Memorial 5 Pern^tted outside orcd as Allrusan o f thc number of adult Idahoanoans who stil) smoke CCS." Brady was honorci Allowed In production area That’s been happening,ing. gradually, ever Ycor. 1 _ ore harder to comc byy b(becausc no one has 'done a fomial survey. AnAnti-smoking groups since the 1963 surgeon gcnigeneral’s rcpon that En^ilox CaltdtKM ' ' classified tobacco as a potcrlotcnt carcinogen for Stephen R. MacIacDonald ofTwin Falls think about one in five/c aadult Idahoans is a . ;cd'from the Northwest—• • . —smoker.------—I’^^-^SegregatedxUnlngT smokers, but the proccss;s wasw, greatly acccl- ...... Tccentlj^ graduated- crated eariier tliis year aftcraflci thc fedcrai En- School of Mcdicinc in “I understand that cigarettes cigi ore bad for ‘5piS ' S e d a t e d dming cm University Scl viro'nmcntal Protection1 A{Agcncy classified ;-lc will serve his four- your health and I don'tn't think people who yS Evanston, III. He . Segregated dining secondhand smoke as a pipowerful canccr- year residency at tthc McGaw Mcdical don’t smoke should, bc subjected to Ihc smoke,” said Carla Davi:•avis of Jerome, a 29- causing agent, more dangerigerous lhan nidon. e see SP0TLIGHT/C2 Pefminedihthebar' Please s ycar-old fish hatchcry1 wiworker who smokes Thc EPA said secondhanlhand smoke caused Oesign^ed ere u " 3,000 cases of canccr a ycyear nationally in ■ I ------aboul a half pack a dayday. "But 1 think il’s gone too far." non-smokers. Designated crican Heart A.ssoci- Magic Valley smokerikcrs, some of whom According to the Amcric; Segregated dining ' higher absenteeism started puffing away twitwo generations ago, ation, smokers have a higi arc among an increasinglingly isolated and os- rate; require more hcaltli111 cicarc, and spend 8 ke in people's homes who dordon't smoke There’s no3 qiquestion there arc far fewer:r pcrccnt of thc workday — ;38 minulcs. in an lenlngs 02 tracizcd group of Amcricmeans, and Ihcy don't smoke Valley happen like it one bit. tlicmseiselves ond if I'm in a gipup3 ofo: people 1 placcs to smokeake in Amcrica than there oncc:c 8-hour day — smoking. Smokers don't disputele ththe scientific find- EngagementsIts C3 ■‘1 try to be consideraileralc wherever I go,” alwoysiys osk firsl. 1 respect righlsts of< people were, don’t smoke, but it just seemems that no- Nationally,. 3J34 pcrccni of American com-1- ings. bul they take sUongng cexception to sug- Kids’ Korner,r 0 4 said Pam Schaan, a 47-j47-ycar-old two-pack- who di a*day smoker from1 HHeyburn. “ I don’t bodytlf tliinks about thc smoker’s righls."rig panics have barbanncd smoking in thc work- Please see!ee SM0KERS/C2 Dear Abby 0 6

( I ) ■K' ■ c -2 T T m ^ N aw a. Twin Foil!Foils. Idaho, Sunday. Juno 27.1^ 1 9 9 3 ______—Spotlighilit Senior caaiendar— Continued from C1 Randell P. IKeys, Amie Stauffer, Valle^ITappeniings ^Twin FaQi Seokr Citizeos CeolatET Tuesday Trip to South Hills,ills, bus leaves at 11 Center at Northwesternm University.\ M anda Hicks H and Clara 616EMdaDdDthra 5 graduate of Ridmaidcn,a, all of Jerome; David I XddtelCcnfa ^ ^ 1 AilAll dinners at noon. Suggesteauline Armstrong, all of ■jCSJil CenlcrCe closcd. Twin Falls High School vicc. nior majoring in Englishlish literature. Gooding; Beth B< Rsqjprocht of Filer; Mooday.JulySMl iin/ihine Paca and Bran- rfpptlchoE______She has also participatedtcd-as a-mcm- .-Brooko_Sun THjead^ Tomatoujme&tloof m ;w in "Hedda don Tuck,c, both of Hailey; and ber of the thcalcr crew WedDe8dsy:Chick£ickcn risotto Gabler," "Jeremiah" andmd "The Mir- M onika Schemthanner of Acdvities Library, Pool Room, and BaJargain Thursday: Cormorned beef with acle Worker." Linficld:ld Collcge is Ketchum. ho Council on Economic :cnter with cards, games, colorr tclcvi-t< horseradish sauce located in McMinnvillc,lc, Ore. The Idaho losed Education,1, ai division of the Col- ion and movies. Open weekdaysys from Friday; Center closc usiness at BSU, recently ajn to 3 p.m. S t t a r i s y .W Thc Collcge of Souti)uthcm Idaho Icgc o f Busi Center closed. has announced the namesnat o f thc named the: tctop three leams from six Tod^ isions at the annual Stock Dancc from 2 to 5 p.m. at the:ccntcr. o Suud^,July4 members of the studentent senate for Idaho divisu ? I Icfrcsh- Center closed. Tie cost is $2.50 per person. Rci thc 1993-94 school ycai/car Jonathon Market Gamime competition. The Ca­ nty High School team nents will be served. Walker of Twin Falls> willw serve as m as Count; B uhl Tour of]Homes schedulelied today m^ Activitiea ura Chase o f from Fairficlfield took sccond placc in M o o ^ president, with Laura BUHL — The BuhlTcTour of Homes, a fund-raisinsing event to benefit I o.m. to Crafts, quilling,, poolpo and gift shop resident, Ae- the overallII IdahoI competition and Crofts and quilting from 9:30 a Twin Falls as vicc prcj the Buhl Public Library, >will be held today, available daily duritluring center houra ■Cuwait as sec- first P‘ocec in its division. Team :p.m. hab El-Madhoua of Kuv The tour, sponsored byb tbe Buhi Public Libraryary Foundation and ^ ^ from 1 0 a.m to 4 p.rn.p.m. le o f Switzer- m c i ^ r s T.Tony Ludvigson, Chris Wednesdsy retory and Rene Malle i Beta Sigma Phi, will iminclude five Buhl-area hom(imcs, which will be q I a.m. to TuesdiV lew academic Meienioff.r, Lucas Smith and Dan Crafts and quilting from 9:30 a land as treasurer. New open to the public from1 1 to 5 p.m. Ceramics from 1lto4p.m to . ^ KoTzcniowski Webb, withth Clell Ballard as coach, 1p.m. senators arc Michai Ko 5 o f Larry and Marilyn Copc)pc, located on U.S. ^ ^ Wedoeadsy y Simpson of accumulat(ated $125,006 for the The homes are those c F iid^ of Poland and Jenny S oile east o f Buhl; Bill and PatPai Smallwood, 323 q I am. to Crafts after lunch.Jl. ■ in WaUace o f placement.t. 1Teams from Twin Falls Highway 30 one-hdf.mil Crafts and quilting from 9:30 a Vale, Ore., and Amn ’ Clear Lake Lane; Jim ammd JoDce Twiss, 132 CounUinuy Club Drive; Ed 2 n r 'nnnad^ etto of Nampa and Goodiniling high schools finished ip.m. Shelley and Toby Roettt and Carol SouthHeld, 1466 14 River Road, and Jackk annd Maij Skinner, Voluntca y, of the Month will be hon- Ceramics from 1 toto4pjn. ' will be the vocationalnal senators, secondedd thirdt respectively in the ntral Idaho High School 4707 River Road. ircd. Pinochlc everyry 'Thursday after ^ I Tammy Gray of Twinin 1 Falls is the South Centi he tour is limited to competitiolion. Twin Falls team Admission is a $10 pcper person donation, and thc lunch. new scnator-at-largc. purchased at any of , nery Thursday after members aiarc Laynette Crowley, adults and children 12 oxand older. Tickets can be pu O oldm H oitin Senior CeotiQter Shopping day ever the five homes. 2421 OvSm d, Bulky lunch. 3uthcm Idaho Cwl M eaman, ^ Lacey Holmstead, Thc Collcge of Souti Further information canca be obtained by phoninglg 543-6500 or 733- ^All dinners at noon. Suggesterted do- SHIBA-Medicarecare and Supplemcn- recently honored its top students at Uiderseo and TiDelle Kin- 4922. nalicunion is $2. tal Insurance Assistaiistance every Thurs- its annual awards asscsscmbly. The ocy. The GoodingGo icam consists o f [edhmd and Amy Walton. lAacAsf.M Potato bar day by appointmentjit fifrom 10 ajn. to4 Outstanding Acadcmi:mic Student TammyHod p.m. Call for an appcal nursing North Building. A short videideo on relationships alley Regional Medical ter for New Directions N ‘IbOTdsy: Fish nnd fries ccntcr. Student senate awardsIs went\ to Jim Magic Vail X information, call Diana Pau>auls at 736-0070. J* for Spanish speaking ' t he two women are seniors will be shown. For more f t i d ^ Hamburgers English classes for; Dalton o f Ely. Nev.,, ns Outstand- Ito 3 p.m. at the cen- — iton-andMarc—»nBSU-s-f named and n I members of the Sigma Bicyde p ed ^ iiisTiiieeting^ o J professional nursing or- SuDd^,July4 _____OutstandingJ^rcshmaiman Senator. Thcta Tau p ____ TWIN FALLS - Thche Twin Falls Bicycle Pediedeslrian Advisory ^ ______W«8t End Seniorsu r CttizsQS irds were pTc-: gaiiization. Wednesday in-Room • SchoIaTAthlctc awards CdmrruttecTias planncof ai mectfng for7:30 p.m. Wc Monday,July5 1010 MainiinSt,B5H~*' S — 7 - .... scnted to Julie Wall ofofTwin Falls Connie LI L. Wood of Hagerman 105 o fth e Shields Builililding at the College of Soi>outhcm Idaho. Thc itly initiated into thc Phi Ccntcr closcd. All meals at noon,ion, Monday through and Craig Sands of Boi:)oise. The CSI was recenUj public is invited and all1 interestedii persons arc encououragcd to attend. ^ Saturday; I p.m. onm SiSunday Foundation presentedted a spccial Kappa'Phili t National Honor Society It BSU. An art education Activities Sondty: Meatloaf»af award to Eari Faulknerier as the Out- Soronty at ] and croissants ,'i e has received Ada-Hatch Buhl O ass off ’48 schedules nreunion mMood^' Mooday: Ham and standing volunteer• forfo thc past major, she h 'nxsday: BarbectieStic wings 2 and art deplepartment scholarships. has planned its 45th Pinochle R at 1 p.m. year. B U H L-The Buhl Hijligh School Class of 1948 ha Wedoeidsy; Borbee fnsm 9 p.m. to3 1 a.m. at thc Hailey NM o D ^ Roast beef pot pic 'nsoBday April 1, 1918. Thc pres.resident of the dent’s W n Rodeo Saturday. The dar Cards at 7 p.m at ccenter. srcsent a paper at thc Uni- ' The Desperados. Cost is $7>7 peri person, and no VWednodsy: Pork chops Twin Falls club is Ronlonald L. Bel- She will pre Armory with music by T f i l i n g fiom 8io.nLto4p.m. a.n f Wyoming’s Conference : admitted. Proceeds willI benefitb thc Blaine FF rid v Porcupine balls listoo. Gene Sturgill'‘ of Twin Falls versity o f \ one under 21 will be i Friday an of thc cele- on English.sh. Gcrbcr-Fry is a 1976 Manor. served as co-chairman i AActivitia Exercise class allCit 10 a.m. bration. and Wanen Bany,Ba also of graduate s i of Twin Falls High ' id the daughter of Harald N^iod^ Sstunfa^ Twin Falls, is thc disUnstrict governor School and Wallaby Steww Gifts offers cnraft show IBoard meeting at 1:30 p.m. Excrcisc class atIt 1C10 a.m. of Rotary Intcrnationional D isirici and Phyllisis n ia tour bus that the rvoont* SHOSHONE - Scats rw m Lincoln County Seniorir iCitizens ^ v e scheduled to go to the Calgary a navffoWtw exempt Stampede in All>erta, CCanada. Jh e tour leavetf' JuJuly 11 and retums toAHBMn. educatlcnal foundation *1 Smoker!rs______July 20. Interested persosons should call 886-2369. PLEASECALL GAYU (20fl) 233-2S53 __ n c and I told them to keep Continued from C l my cigarette ty events. Send mate- burger." Tbe Times-Sews wehelcomes news o f community > JONhtnNOflWAY gestions that thcir smokin.kind is a burden their hambur !ws Valley Happenings, P.CP.O. Box 548, Twin isT a "When I 1 go1 into a resUiurant, I go rial to Tbe Times-Ne^ CO-workers must bear. Falls 83303-0548. Pleastase submit news at least a weekw in advance ahd cral agcncy) un- *nto thc smi:moking area," said Robert "1 worked for (a federal include a phone numberer wAere you can be reached.id. til my co-workcrs madeade such a fuss Miller of TwinTi Falls, who’s smoked over my smoking that I gigot fed up and for 60 yearsars. “rm nol bothering any- quit." said Marcia Cunniinningham, a 69- b<^y who) doesn'td want to be around year-old thrce-pack-a--a-day smoker *t. from Twin Falls. “I don’on’t think that’s Most Majlagic Valley smokers aren’t right’’ .yet paymglg higher health insurance “I’m 77 years old and 1 still work premiums,1, aas is the trend in much of eight hours a day." saidsait Bare, who the countty.ry, mostly becaus^ they have smokes a pack and aihalfaday. hi "It employer-]:r-providcd insurance or hasn’t killed mc yet” ^ Medicare.. ButB almost to an individual, Most Magic Valleyy ssmokers who they say they’ve thi tried and failed to ------don’t liave'iiccess-to'scI'scparatc brcak” tels and resUurants, m 1 Certificates Sunny days arc here again,in, and the Doubletree Hotel1 in :Salt Uke City is , ------McDonald’s and BurgerjerKing. 1 . . __iinin..I ^n tfinely lired of feeling like; ^ “I went into one of thosethc placcs the a total failiailure becausTTcan’t quitr 1 - ^ — KiiiilMily-Niineiieiijielt __celebrat rating wiih our.extra cool Doubletiblecreets packagc.______. other day and orderedd a hamburger,” smotog. scso I have learned to accept ^ T findUii[hat gift foi lhat special ( Noc only will you find specialI wcweekend and week- s a condilion of living.” , Bare said. ‘They tolddmeto.putout n thatthutsa ytt Ites, wc’ll also treat you ID a free bitabieak&st for two every morning. And weVe extendedled check out time to 6 p.m. on SunSundays and Hdklays Yppy so you can visit the Delta Cc.Center, Salt Palace and nearby/*Kmple Tfer Square, ; ; (/AddisonA vc.,E;vi *Twin Falls •^733-2717 T. I ® Ofcourse, yftu’ll findI alail the personal service and specialspec attention ihat ' ; If, Hours:: Mon.-Sai.h 8:00 a.m. -.6:00 p make Doubletree ^mous. SiaStartingwith 1— —r— tnii 5un. 11:00 a.m .-5:00 p.m. r i ' J V ’ our welcoming homemadeJe chocolat? DOUBLE L e t u sI centertalnyour ^party w ith LEIREETSi chip cookies. If 5 0 ’s & 6 0 ' s o rr70's i to Now! , ( 5 \ a n i g h t o f Call your travel profc:fcssional or 801-531-7500. AndiJld let us put a little sunshine in your life. ^,-800-222-TREE j cCall 733-50031 WrVeHtiiiin|tDk«2comf) 01 ovo-60 Doubktne Nixeb/nim-omcDOJt 0 to coast ^fdr-Booklnfls toPOTW»MS/a-9/MaSomtittfrit

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The Reedfd e r s HoUey-Newki Willmore-Forre;ey RIC HFIELD - Mr. and M rs. JEROME - Leah Brooke | | I TWIN TV FALLS - Mr. ondi 1Mrs. Glen M. Reeder o f Rid will anand Vincent Mark Newkii were B Danon Webster of Twin Falls and ------be honored at an open•Jl h house Tues-.. mimarried Dcc. 28 d y ing a nuptial B l l Mr.Ir. and Mrs. Joy Willmor day in observance of their SOlh mimass cclcbraicd by"Father J tioenix announce the engagei;ement wedding anniversary. hohoe and Deacon Bill Last. r their daughter, Wendi Lei to Friends and relatives'es are invited Music was provided by P * rell Forrcy, son o f Mr. andd Mrs. to call from 6 to 9 p.m. ali the home Bill Smilh, boih of Hailey; iand Va- . ay Forrcy of Boise. of Ronald and Terryrry Holland, ICiIcric McClymonds, Colleeren Crozi- .Willmorc and Forrcy ore. !b„.h Highway 93 in Richfit[ifield, behind . cr and Teresa Ryder, all of.f Jerome. j f l 'aduotes of Boise State Univ .the Richfield Legion Hall.Hal The cou- Thc bride is thc daugIghter o f ' ifjerome. | ,, HilSH pie requests no gifts. CcCoral and Diane Holley of Thc wedding is planned for3r July Reeder and Loi^a1 ButlerB were anand parents of the bridegrc;room are Phoc3 in Boise. W endi L., WWlllmoro married June 30. 1943,43, in the Salt .< \U Michael ond Phyllis Wanimbolt of Leah I ofThe couplc will reside in Boiloise. an d Brett3tt iForrey Lake City LDS Temple.>le. ] | f l Rupert. an d Vincer Brcit They farmed in WesVest Corinne, IIH Carey Holley, sislcr of thcth bride, R<^y erf nt Thifikol______n H -Sfirvcd.as^the.sc bride’s maidd of hon- low ing thc c ___.M cLeod Chemical Corp. untilil 11974, when , 1 1 ^ 'o r. BrldcsmaiBs incTu'dcd EiEnn Hbl- ‘ JcfomcTTarTsl gradi they moved to Richfieldeld. • /U S I ley, sislcr o f the bride ancnd Elisha were friends of t ty. -McCandless Gregorio,15; sislcr of thc bridiidegroom. The bride is ; They have been activctivc members Th IcLeod Marion Cherry and Julieic Relics lege of Soulhei FILER - Ken nnd Peggy Mcl oflhe LDS Church alltl theirit lives. GlenI anda Loma Reeder ^ 10fLakc in Forest. Calif.. anijounC' the ^ ■ were flower girls. nursing, She ish B.i Holley Th The event is being givengi\ by iheir igagemenl of their daugl Rupert and Chad Rccdcr Todd Crist, friend of thiIhc bride- House in Jerome children, Sheryl Reed:eder Firth of Allen of Ri :ent M. Newkirk alhy, to Steve McCandless, scson of :lcr and their spouses, as gigroom, served as bcsi:st man. The bridegroo Richfield, Clifton Reececder of Day- of Hollisler )hn and Andrea McCandless oofFil- ton, Nev., Terry Reederder Holland o f well as Robobert Rccdcr o f Sail Lake GGroomsmen included Eric E: ond in the culinary ci^cn^nj'j at _ S t, ____ MichaclM Holley, brothers:rs o f thc employed ai th Richfield, Mary Reedet:der Wolker o f City. rish. Centcr.’Scrvin'g McLeod graduated from Los'SAmi- , uple has 23 grandchildren, brbride. Edgar Vega was tlthe ring- Ccntcr. Honeyviile, Utah, Susan Su: Reeder The coupl )f the bride’s family, 3S High School in Fountain Valley.V; bebearer. “ ■The newis ly' attending thc Col- A rcccption dinner was; hheld foi- Jerome. • alif. ticrn Idaho, studying -McCandless , graduated fromn Filer is employed at Alpha The Bartosoi o v s k y s igh School and attends Albeijcrtson I BUHL - Mr. and MnMrs. Dale Bar- oltege o f Idaho. He is schedululed to S teve McCiIcCandless ■oom also aticnds CSI raduate in 1994 with a dcgn tosovsky o f Buhl, will'ill bc honored y arts program. Hc is •’o"" jree in and Kathyly fM cLeod hysics. at an open house Saturdurday in obser- JEngagenments thc Crceksidc Care vance of their 60th1 weddingw an- M(The wedding is planned foror July house will bejieldId aat a later date in 7 in Santa Ana, Calif. An1 i open Filer. nivcrsary. lyw cds reside in 8 0 S_I Friends and relativesvcs are invited Berry-Schoficield to call form 2 to 5 p.m Lincoln TWIN FALLS - Mr. andd Mrs.I Ar- I M« Courts, 1310 Main St. in Iinlit G. Berry ofTwin Falls, aj High Bernhagen Bartosovsky and GeGertrude Mu- Ihcih engagement o f their di ColU sick were married July in Leslie,L« lo Jonalhan R. Schoil grad -Thornsberry Anadarko, Okla. They:y hhave in phys / of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. TWIN FALLS - Dave and Linda 1 Oklahoma, Texas, Arizerizona, Califor- ---- ^ ^ Til of San Dicgo and Robert S 'ropper of Hailey, announce thi nia, and moved to Bu Buhl in April GertrudeB anda Dale Bartosovsky of Bountiful, Ulah. agement of iheir daughter, Holly I- 1967. Berry graduated from { I, Ruby Tibbct, Donnti emhagen, to Alan Tlinmsberry son They both workedd a' al UnivcCsal children, ] High School in Salt Lake Cil d Marvin Bartosovsky, all . f Dale and Pat lliomsbeny oif f' Twin Frozen Foods. They ha'have been ac- Owen and I in her third ycor at Brighon: ; tive in the Calvory A:Assembly o f o f Buhl andmd Ethelle Bartosovsky o f , alls. University in Provo, Ulah. Demhagen is a graduule of the Uni- God, Buhl First Assemlembly of God Coeur d'Alc^icne. y; cently returned from thc California Ci ersity of Idaho and-is currcntlntly at-' and the Good Sam Club.lub. ■ The coupluplc has eight grandchil- Son Dicgo Mission whndand Mrs. Lyle ar served a two-year missioiion in Ihc The couplc v. Jones of Hansen will1 bc honored at > Nevada Las Vegas Missioiion. Hc is where they will an open house Saturd;irday for their .. r, ” Roberts-Palmei employed by the MissionI Troining 1 ics al BYU. islle Berry ,endi 60th wedding anniversa;rsory and their •TWIN FALLS - Mr. and 80th birthdays. Friendsnds ahd rcla- H k ; B than-R-^chofleld------r ii oscph Aheam of Rupcn, annoumince tiie tives are invited to callall from 1 to 4 HKijiijJJl lie i: Jensen-Brown '0- Distrngagcmcni of their granddaujiughter, p.m. at thc Weslonn PPlaza, 13S0 H B K I imySuc E. Roberts, lo Stephi)hen C. W 'K TWIN FALLS - Mr. and ai Mrs. lg is planned for Friday -n, Blue Lakes Blvd. N. ThThc couplc rc-

\ ' C-4 Tlitw»Now3, Twin1 Fallii,Fa Idaho Sundny,_Jimti.2L2t-1323}-,-...... JBLo_w_toLbecomil e a n i A ]onericain-GladisiatorL„ By B Norman Kcil, Jacquelyn1 LippL - fa.st-paced andJ alalso the hardest on ihe your'our own. I’ve got to admit it haflas 0 lot , Q: How do yourur poentsp ieel aboot and Alnn Pockmso body. to0 d(do witii genetics. I come fromn at very die show? NcwsdayN Q: Have yotyou ever hurt flomeone lig big father. Bui it’s my wny off lifeI to A: £/cA:tia; My dad loves it. He was bodlyonthcBhov[iow7 worlvork oul, walch my diet and trairain veiy a professional athlete,Jctc. He won’t come Wc inicrvicwcd Selina Banartunek and A: Viper Yc;yes but it was uninlen- hardlard. BIcktm: Wc get tested to0 make to see me do Shakeakcspeare but he’ll □ fliiick Dcrlingcr, who .slurr asa Hlektrj lional. It’s partn «of a ve^ high-paced, sureure we're not taking steroids. watch the "Americi:rican Gladiators." ami Vipor on tlic TV show. "American", physical giune. YYou collide with some- Q: Q How has being a Gladiatorroffcct- a V/pcr: My parentsits weren’tV hoppy al Cikaliators,'’ iii'Ncw York rcc«xcntly. one my size, aboibout 230 pounds or big- edid youry life? first because I hadid jijust finished four ger, and .somcllii;lliing has to give, Blek- A: A [■.Ickini: I do a lot of veililunlccr years of college. Th«They wanted me to Q: Did you pick your C :nders nre really compel- worlvork wilh inner city, undcrpriviivilegcd wear a jocket and tie iand get a finance 1 Gladiator fni; Ilic contcndi rmmcs? ing iigaiast cach:h oilieri and we're ju.st in kids:ids and being a Gladiator hass .given job. But 1 couldn’tn’t do 9 to 5. Now C A; lik'klni: I wns given a lisl wilh ihe way. They reallyrei want to win. melie ai much stronger platform for3T fund- they’re vciy happy. Circck names. I’m not real forbnd of who Q: Did youu eever tiy to bccomc a ingng prart iof my life. I also pickci! Viper from a characi;icter in thc A: nicklni: I ddid. Tliey loved mc bul Glaijifldifllor? like skydiving, hangang gliding and ski- ruiniivie. •• Top Clun," Ile was thetli instnic- never ased me. 1 think I was a little too A: A Viper: I jiisl .started a clo:lothing ing. Viper: 1 like too ricride motorcycles in tor ol'llic academy. To be ann iinstructor, skinny then. FtFour years later they lineinc for oversized people called InInmate, thc canyons in Caiiforlifomia. -yoirhavc-toc; bc better thanin ihc best, called mc. ViperDcr I never had thal hap- Hickilcklnt: I dancc. acr, sing and do6 isports ' ■ .------Thai’s!•; why I tiwk that name, pen io me. nodding. I have a companyy .and I Wh're to them c^o-Jo '''Amaiam Glodi- r Q; Wliich arc your favoritetc cvcnLs? Q: Do youuseise steroids? chui;horeograph and direct show.sv.s. I’m aro/s," The Smnuel\el CGoldwyn Compa- A ^ pi A: /:W7rx I’dwcfhall. Ilailang Tough A: V'^/x.tNo,Io, There's a big miscon- puitimlting logether a huge sp

T h e r e m a )y be 40,001)0 sunken sships in U .l.S. coastal[ waters> Knight-Ridder News Scrvicc andmd forces' iheni oul of the ppouch can’t jwim around,id, sso they just float KicJds ask , vhen tlicy'rc slill pretty small. IiIn fact. Many arc eaten by other small sea Q. How many sunken1 ahipas arc ' I.'i ~ I—I theyhey look like liltic hairs floatilling in creatures, and even:n bby other sea hots- ihcrc in the occan? — Vicki:i iSpeidcl dae.” and are: also al sometimes callcd thehc scawaicr.: They're so small,ill, they cs! A. Nl) one knows ho'IOW many ladybird beetles,:es, 'I'lierc arc about -I?? sunken ships ihere are in tl:the world, species of ladytdybird beetles in Nonh Um Mime expens cstiniiile: tthal there America alone,ic, Thc whole order of ^ \ ^ aic at least -ID.OIK) ships al ththe bottom beetles. whik'hal experts call ol' U.S. coastal waters. Sonoine of the “Coleoplera," makem; up the largest or- ships go hack to ihe arrival1 oofthe first der of insects-s — there arc 250,000 settlers I'roin liurtipe fa1 tthe carly types pf beetles!cs! Uidybird beetles iirc 160l)s! Also, during Worldrid War II. usually briglillyly colorcdi and help keep alxnil 60() American ships werem sunk pcst.s under contrintrol. nol all in American waterCTS, howev- Q. I would1 like Ii to know if King Gmi OMiSnmmifUI i k } cr. Iron Bottom Soinui near;ar Giiadal- Arthur and hislis stories are true. — canal in the Soiilhwcsl Pai’acirie has David&hwarttrtt A t W i l lL i iam s IVIax!i x l c e t ahmii 80 sunken ships, expxpens say. • A. King Anhuthur i.s a legend, but may "Where Service:e Is Never Out OfDfStule" I hal’s hceause there were hbig battles be based on a person p named Anhur ’ff invaders imiund A.D. fought ihere during WorklId War II. who fought off i 6 4 7 ^ e r■ Ave.j • Tw in FaiF'alls nid-MOOs, Sir Thomas Alsu, in and around the Cariiribbean Is- 500. In the mid Tain Falls Ho k Mon..Sat..7:30a.ln.-1ll:00p.liI.Sn.SMIl. 7 lands, there are many sunkencn ships, as Malory crafledd eieighl slorie.s callcd "Le liicsc waiers include the tnciiiding routes- Mone d'Anhur,lur," Malory influenced H ig h w a y 30o O F a ir A v e. •• F1 U er m iil'e\pliircrs I'rom I'.urope. many olher writerilers. and helped spread Filer Hours: Mon.-Sal. 7:31:3II 9.111.-9:1)0 p.m. Sun. lu n I.B.-LB.-&00 p.m. ___0-I.wouldJikc.toJoioW-ifif there arc_lhc tales of Kingng Anhur, Prices Etfei^ve SaiU‘tU'Moflu, J u n e 2 7 th t h nnJonaXSth i <1 male and female ladybugs.s. What do Q. How man:any eggs can "a mother ' theyA call tltc mole bug? — KennethKi A. sea horse lay at one time? — David Bcrgin,kl Crown Point, Ind. Spcnccr li A, 1 hcTcnrc male and IcirL’lnnieTadj": ----- A. Sea horsesies-prwliico several hun— ™ : : : : b hugs, and you ean cail them;m both'la- dred eggs al ont or time. They breed Boneless Boston eE m Tlyhiii;s. Hut tli.it‘s not their: realn name, aboul once a'I'year, y< ThiTn^iale'seiV ’ P o i r f c R o a ^ Ida Wilding, 11, a stustudent at Tho Idaho Sch( anyway. Tlicsc Inigs are reallally beetles horse lay.s the eggseg in thc pouch ofthe tho Blind, drow thisis fpicture. and make up the family "C'lCoceinelli- male. The male:ile carries them around sirloin T i p S t e a k ...... I”. ______I 1, Country Style Porkrk $ . | ll :hool for the Doaf and S pare R ibs .••••••••••••••• I*’. Lean P ork Steak...... Falls Brand L ink SausaiIge...... * 1 sirloin T i p R o a s t' ••••••••«•••••• . •m Golden Plump Fre:esh Value pack Chicken.... 7 9 ^

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lls Ollice" 2-1! Slioslione Suncliiy, Junen«: 27, 1903 Timcr.-Ncws, Twki.■/Ki FF'iill:;, C-;> • Msit IN ew ¥(io F k : ^V ake-uip in aic ity t lhat neiver sleiie p s NEW YORK — Perierhaps more United Natiouons — Buill in 1952 W'here h ( to eat a place lo see andnd he scl-i i . Call than any other place onin earth;c New on First Avenue,Lie, ihis is besi visited My Top 3 of do/cns of gyood (2l2)94l-39()(), York is a city people>le they between Sepicnember and mid-De- resiaiilauranls in whicii l‘vc eaten,rj Tavern on thcc G Green li is know before they get hen ccmber when lhe ih General Assem- . worth visiting if jusijus for Ilu- da/- Movies, magazines one commer- bly is in sessiorion and the flags of . Luecc • A shrine Dt'I'rcnch /ling C'ryslal Roomtini scitiiii; nil thc cials have so stamped i our I 181 member natilations (at last count) 1C, for more'than 30 years ilH has |.;,tI'ark. <\>\\ subconscious that with thc mere arc flown in alphabetical al| order, .'iil'’"'-',rned tlic tillc ol'New York’ssbcsl, I S73.3200, mention o f the city our n: auto- Call (212) 963-4^-4440. IC 'food is rich and rcHned,d, the matically see pictures ol towering Grrmd Centralrui Tcnninal - This cor elegani. lhe scrvice llawl l-iir more inlbriiKrmalioii. i.m II tin' skyscrapers, fleeting yclyellow taxis, beaux-arts-style'le cathedral of sorts ill(2l2)7.‘l2-2225, ' New York Convcnt■ention ami underworld steam hissirising through is thej)usicst train tr stalion in thc Trebcca Tre Grill This is an cencr- lors’ Bureau al (212212) -IS.l 1:;’,:,. <11 . ' monhole covers, millirlling crowds world. Visit ihelie impressive central gcliclie cclehrily resiauraiil, owneiled hy see your iravcl agcni.cm. and the Statue of Liberty.rty. hall, took at thethe ceiling, and then Kobe)bert DcNiro, Bill Murray.. ^Scan ------look out os 15050.000 conmiutes a I’cnii:nn aild M ikhail Baryshnitlikov. Mam- licckcr• is .1 7 win l-ulh day flood past you!yc Call (212) 953- amonlong olhcrs. The I'oDil is gtgrcai, vca'rin;iria/i, Ilis tni\t n i \ c l t fihiiiiii .)/>- 3960. thci: iilinosplicrc111 crowdcd and iknoisy, pairs monihly. M/larty a Center — A breath- ___ T21 skyscrapers built Be ee c k e r 1 the heart of Manhat- cene of many movies 2 9 5 RockefeUer eQ ll," “Love Slory," But a first-time visito:;itor trying to taking foresi ofMU 2 (“Latc Nighl with capturc New York City : a single in thc 1930s inian," th "Saturday Nighl phrase may be frustrated,:i^. Your first tan. It is lhe seere "Toduy” show all impression o f this cnorrlormously di- ("Home Alonec NBC I studios thcrc). OMU verse city can easily bee ddistorted by I famous skating rink the specific area of nei{neighborhood HQ David Lctlermiin. ircc. For NBC lours. © P t o i SJ.J, you happen to be in. •4000. Biggest Porttrait Package £\Ever'. Stand in thc Tottenvil scction originate al lhe- hNo other city in ilie of Staten island andd iits rolling i m and features aist fo such a diversity of farmland and ruml ambinbicncc scem B a ond Christmas . lr< Having dinner and taken out o f Iowa. Sta the !Q | call (212) 664-4Croadway show is one South Bronx and you>u de- at experiences ^nd | scribe a war scene outlut o f Beirut. missed. Tor show in- N i i Walk down Fiflh Avenu you ickets, call (800) 233- can't help but be imprcsiresscd by thc 755-4000. •'' sheer opulence, eleganc cx- tay travagance that hoss ffew o r no ■ equals in the world. Th

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------1------c-6 Tirwi^-Nows.TwinT Fails.Fo Idaho Sunday. Juno 27. 1993 THE!LSunday Croossword Not;all sickoOS n e c e sssarily ps;sycho ------A L IM E N T AE------By M arian A. Bm3 or an Edited by Herb Ettcnicn so n DEAR ABB^BY: You arc probably r - jj 'I am asked. “ Mayy I have your last tired of Idlers:rs uboul unusual last- [ih y name?’’ ,... . names, but ourjlurs gets a lot of alien- ^^pj~DMPAM 1 reply: "Last." I I J | i |ni |ii " |i Ts“ io“ i7~ ACROSS tion because itit's rather funny. It's [il They will couniunlcr with: “Yes. 1 RQlson d'— your last name."' (It(ll is usually good 5 Exploslvo noiss ------"Sicko." « ^ I know it’s hahard to believe, bul it's for a fun volley or two.)t Invariably. 9 In front M ------U Cloud protiK true. When we^e 1lell people our name I they ask for your• lasilasl name first, 19 Bituminous ~J7 W ^ I ■35 ------is "Sicko"-andid ;spell it — "S-l-C-K- Of coursc, Laslit is a name of great he general delivery window. 20 Knotl ____ ■ • O" - they lauglugh and say. ‘‘You’ve I , privilege. The BibleBil says. "Bul 21 Topor T B b m R7 ” ^ One^ day the clerk asked me”5’ many ihat aro first•st shalls be last; and 22 ''— and hungry got lo be kiddinding." Meanwhile, ihcy ------look al us. won/ondering if we're seri- :ou know this Scnor Esq? H the la.st shall bc first" fir; (NeWTcsta- look" M 39 40 ^H41 nany letters here from Englant 23 Humillailon H r ® ment: Matlhew 19:30; 19:3 Mark 10:31). 25 Tall, skinny guys1 « ■ ■ so " pie iry to bc kind, and -AL‘Jr .. (Sorry, Mrs. Fuersi.)rsi.) Some people CALIF. t^y 27 Baltimore oltiloto instead of prorrenouncing it "Sicko" HOLLYWOOD, C< I have decided lhat 26 Bo siloni, In music |M B liw se DEAR ABBY: H ere's anm other when we retire,, it it would be great 30 Implomonl ‘ *** jusi like il'si sjspelled, they'll pro- D 31 Uso tho slopos “ ■■|64 Rs "■ nounce it “Psyi'sycho,” which is even one)ne for your odd name colleilection: fun to own a smuill all. rosort and name v e’ll ju si slick with Myvly name is Michacl Shada'iawizki it “The Last Resort."art.'’ 32 Stingor ■69 _ J_ worse, so we 34 Old Nod ■ ■'Sicko." thankik 3you. (propronounced "shot a whiskey"O.and -THEREV..MICHAEL Ml LAST. 36 Footing 70 71 ^ ------My husbandnd of 27 years is ihe willvith a name like that, I usuallyIly need. AUGUSTANPANA LUTHERAN 38 Founded; obbr, kindest and1 ddearest man in the **•It leastIc two shots to handle thehecom- CHURCH. SIOU[OUX CITY, IOWA 41 Clolh dooier 78 “ i IBI t? nents from people who meet r 43 Dug for gold __ world, and I wwouldn't ask him lo t me for DEAR REV, LASLAST: I suspecl my he first time. 45 Snickor— Jo mi i gg name changc for our anything, nar al- the 1 readers arc hopingng that1 this will be :i"===i -I-M IKE the last of the Firsl-Lrsl-L:isl issue. 46 Hypocritical ----_ ihough he’s beebeen asked many limes 48 Dosplcabio 87 W i s why he hasn’t.t. IN HUNTINGTON,N, N.Y. As a former Sioux Sioi Cilian, I am SO NIbblo ------Tliis Idler isis 1no put-on, Abby, but DEAR D ABBY: I read wiih consid-a giving you ihc lastist word.w 52 Uso a VCR : | = = g ■m ------' ^ r ------■ ____ if you use il in your column, please erab:rablc inlcresl your articlc aboi»ul Di- —• 53 Churcfi socilon B8 9fl too ■ ■ i o r >vv fo Wnfc Lcffer.« 55 Hyporsonsltivo 01 102I ■ ■ m m T '" ■ ■ io s ” leave offihee cciiy: wc get enough aneme’Fuersl, who.se last name: I;is pro- To order "How t for All Ocai.'iions."l.v," send .1 busine.ss- roQCtlon io6 ho? “■■iio’ ii^H^H crunk calls asi it is. nouilounccd'Tirst,". 57 Foshlonnbio -MR./t. AND MRS. JOHN S. My ^ nume, of German ancesestry. is .s'/zct/, sclf-addres.'ict•s.sed envelope, plus ■ ■ i o s 109 ■ rosort m ■ ■ i i T 11 KO ON JONES ROAD Usi_ast. (We've often wonderedJ iif per- chcck or money^y ordera for S3.95 ” iiM^Bri7 # 11919 120 SICKC 60 Bogins a voyago ______■ ■ ______I. AND MRS. SICKO: haplaps we had a shoemaker■ s some- (S4.50 in CanaJii)Jn) to: Dear Abby. 62 — Island. NY 121 122 [T 12s ------D E ^ MR. i Letter Booklet.I. P.O.I Box 447, 54 Doscfiblng somo Congriiiulations)ns on being able lo see whevhere in our family tree.) 123 ^ ■ 1 2 4 iking an Mount Morris, III. 6I0S4.1 (Postage rocks is i B i ^ ■” — the humor in1 yiyour name. Are there Like L Mrs. Fuerst. when maki 65 Suit to — ’ ------1■ j i a f " hlSillon * Enterssummer 4 Push aside ' 51 • :ponors 120 Being: U 92 SoU: prol. Slocking fillor 95 ProhlSiI, 122 Tout, Colloidal Oatrlatmeal Bath 93 .Moo soltly 5 Certain ptiolo 51 54 Author( Rond suppor Treatment to ^vI e quick ‘ 94 Blanchod -6 Back talk >4 Consorvalion > 97 awsnooLoft 123Finia1 ng contest e^ra|acke_l ' ' 125Gonoticlc cookin . 96 Rolotionship o> a1 7 Como down 5-.study; abbr. 9 B Hoavy I loiters 8 Pollto roquost „ . III, I TheTunes-Newlews H H —Aveeho’ Antl-iltl-ltchCream— - 98 Bonny mil 9 BaJanco shoot 56Colnof.lran ” 101 Taken — plus 57ca Old-limo...... grill, and pack the pic- and Lotion forbr convenient,( (slunnod) • 10 Mexican dish , rn ,prospector [5 i g • Fire up ihe gr localized relle:5llef between 103 Outcomo 11 Conllnent; obbr. 58 Big ' cat g JTO 1 nic basket. 105 Succoss . 12 —woy) (so 10 59 61 Soaking wot g ^ ! :-Ncw.'< is sponsoring a ------. bathsiths, 106 Boat roco spoak) Bl No'longer f f l :irig contest. Enter your - 108 — acoialo (a 13 Moon oxpllcitiy 63 working;I obbr. SD oor or picnic recipe, solvoni) 14 Wiro 33 Irislncero I D i Nelsoii’s \ 110 Attontlon-gottofsi 15 — do France 65 flattery; ^ I ies to Denise Turner, 112 Bullring choor 16 Motive 55 57 Singori Gloria ^ ures editor. The Titnes- 113 Singor McEnliro 17 irritate 6 8 ' Box 548. Twin Falls, av-i>Vlor D►rug l 115 Dosort slopovor '16 Typo of kick 38 70 Work1 at |M 0548 by July 14, 117 Engaged ono 24 Camol kin ^0 71 Karate - school |Ja 139 MAIN A’WE. WEST • 73333-8323 121 Houso trimming 26 Nico guys n 72 Arabian1 port Wfflj is a S25 gift certificate 124 Corloin fighter's 29 Train sociions r2 73 Cotcoii! \a m staurant of your choice, DOWNTC'OWN TWIN FALVLLS dinnor? 33 Gets ready, for ^374 Sought' offico mglT ecipes will printed L 126 Mountain'chain Bhon M 75! Toward the mouth [ntuH S paper's July 28 food 127 Momory gap 35 Willy— '5 77 Sp.I lady: abbr. n Big trouble I j i s s ; n e Tmie.v-N summc?’cobkihi favorite outdoor D on’tt reduce 'tfro m ( Send re'cipesd wife assistant feature This is u weekly coIu,olumti providing pntcticiil in-i supporl News. P.O. re Bo left by ihc will., formation for people whoicw/i livcsJiuve chunked as- Id;ihp 83303-05: been in lldgation for a fcsu/l o f divorce, scpunilion scp or the dc.vh o f :i end in sight because of. isStucker ^ First prize is spouse. "f Hying s al the area rcstaiimily business is marital “ Jan Collins i Q. When my wife and I divorced, we were both 1 Warner. ■ 9 H .'pr Winning reels has been valued and ag se, everything else de- woridng and I was requijquired to pay guidelines childIh and Jan ft in the newspai I it question. Our lawyers suppwt A couple o f yearsycj ago, she w m involved 1 eat up all of our savings ^ seciion. io an ficcidcQt leftt heher dis^led. As a result, she __ I a letter with proposals, in a nuTBing home wouldly, ca I would care for him at ^ receives Social Securit)irity disability payments iuid >0 you have any sugges- , and'wipe .US out financially, 1 ost of afull-blown trial? bur three children also0 receivere Soctal Security ben- his name and he has three honie. ■ . ers continuing 10 try lo efits. I feel thai I shoulduld be able to reduce my sup- or. mairiage, I insisted on . Sincc all pivpcrty is'in his disablec:ars io bc a dead horse, port paymcDis by the: amountan: Social Security pays' rill td leave me the home the If ^ . Since I read youryoi column evay.we^'Bnd'. grown chUdrcn by a prior, r its opposed to what you were:ohsider 1 binding "single his promise to make a willon his promise, which his f feel that you give goodid .information,i I w ant^ your ’ ■ Q. My wife and I havis'ay; b wilh a comparative- and our saviiigs. Based oniied 1 for him for neariy six opinion twfoiv I ppy a1 lawyerlai to help me. close to two yeara with no :en and money, the two of . childiCT knew about, I caredound out that his will left 'J his one question — "Is A. Although what,yo: .you read in this column is bject to the mortgage. Ev- one issue — whether the ^m i never a substituVe for leglegd advicc ba.sed un ihc law years. When be died, I foun property. Eveiything elseal. h property under your, me only the home — subjccdiildren. Is there anything of.the .state wh«c you■u live,li ftom'our research, wc a g r ^ upon, but, of course,ienccd expert. Both you’ aything else w,cti to his diil ihink you .shouldn't withdraw wit the suppon..Since .. pcnds un on the answer to thatevidence q and, based on I can,dp?' Social Security beriefilefiis for the children’pndcr ; your marital relationship have ih exchanged letter after)r Iwill answer “Yes" or these circumstances arcirc subsiiiute.9 fpr Ihe incomecr ■ A; Probably not, Sincecarc yo for your ill spouse, il but we are at an impasse. D o;bc binding on both of your former wife losl duedu 10 her disQbility, ihere .is­le includes an obligadori toI carprevail absent a written tions yc that will save us the costlion that has aclivcly no legilimate reason for you to be allowed 10 re­.is is, unlikely .that you canii prIhis Wits a sccond mar- tn A. Instead of your lawyerssrs as arbitrators is the duce your paymcnLs. in In fact. withoul thesp bcric-e- agreement. TTie fact thaiDrior ih marriage should have breathe Ai life into whal appeartrimoniul Lawyers. Yop mm fits, jt is likely tha\ your’our support obligation wouldc- • riagC'wiih,children by a prio:ling thai you .should have you or and your wife might conict them al (312) 263- be increased. We sug{uggest that you leave wellId been a "red flag'* indicaiingprcmiirital agreement ;-t- frfissue" arbitration. Irl this way, T U N E U]rp P A R T SS F O R I ' enough 'alone. II seriously considered u fitldiiprc contract to miikc a ly small invesimeni of lime at .Q. After my husbaad.lad suffered a'stip^.becam e arid at t^ minimum, a ^ itlivas promised to you, You •you can agicc td submil thisons to P.O. Box 11704. un ^ le to cafe for hims^n s ^ ^ d a nuising home wasle ' will lhal detailed wha^'was)lher option: Talk to your the C family business marilal.Tplimehtmy guide, send NISSAlNOWNEERS inevitable;'be and! dedcedded that since sevis^ yeaiBu may. however, hovo anolhelake your siattitory share Slate u.s law'?" to an cxperienil No: 10 envelope. 1990-19931Pickup & Pafhflt f l n d e r IB ■ lawyer about cicctihg to lak und your wife will present cv lhal evidence, the arbitrator > “No." This answer .would bt Somebbbciy nee you. The only organizatio kls you trained matrimonial .lawyers — ■'7i~'r-Fosier/{^m5T5f-JcTiJcTomcis-askingT-pleast-call-.i —of-a-slightly-usfid-yan-for-American' Academy of Matriright-couatiesJaMi&Mag^— - ■for dqnntiohs to provi()vide swim arid or Cindy :ll-.Cirol'i;ayne-at-324-8144—01 St uansportation. If you can door your’lawyer can coniact7i vo/unfeer I f yOu show pas.s'e,s‘for.foster,;tcf. kids for the 734-4000,'Stanley dr Carol Alonzo at . Rosemary tf Evans or Cei)rgeii6477. meer, ca/J )?ose/nary summer. The cost is $50SSC for a family* I,' ' ;• ... . . -, Rsell at 324-8856. • College o f So'uthcjv Ida-. ■ sWim pass for all summ(nmer and SQ per • The .Go ■ . st • P/case .eek-ah.freccivc 4ISIa'sii^nd, iravol . 36-0962, ■ ; S< Evans at thc Col^ liy c qt I • ’ ' ' reimbiJrse^cnt;.-nicaisjois, ah annual "• ••^,A whee ' ' 'Tliis public scrvicc colun ho. 736-2122. to '■ ohv.sical ahd miyiihg. Ifyoahavofrtc'If; income.penieel chdfr bound,.singlc',;loy.^.■signcd- tq match ncw/5 In Ihein PiDgram column, -vtimc-Md wa/ii iomethin;hing'mciuiingfhl. ■ / ' •CTSottfjs ' seeking a donation ■■si woman anii • ' ■ “ to 'dorcrtl Marcie.Donronher 6r*T<;rc.5a-,*- -...... — to work 20 carefacili- V O p K I H ll.cksbn at 7^6^2)22.,!2.„ ;■ •' I t’t tim e to texpect ise$ in Oileast60and K 7 U |T n more fiv mn a truck. . . . vThe.Commiinity'Ac••.Actlon.Agcn'cy am pays a K i 2 L i l I J hefcdi a' crib itlattreiss;: l^youIf coii do- ’ If •. nate, call Violet Zink dtdt733.935l. 7 v ■ Donncr or. CollCGCof K B . J 1427 Bineue Lakes . • A'15.-y^-oldbo>''isi)> 'is-asKing fora-'■ iitlio o P fshion, c V.; coiiple to be his Jostcrrparenisi pa a;-wu-' '; ■ rMottniail . •Oj B l v da . . N . ' . , . , . pie wiU^ho ^ e r childrerJren ts prefdred. ; ' umn. is dc- V •****“E xpert^. ; •Tli.e boy js'w 'illlng;!?;io.do various • ^1'. he commu- I ■ -Jftromm i ^ a r e . m >■ chpres/induaing dishc!i'hes. Aweepmg, M iL /" 1 !taa.-yiirdwork, ' ; ■ • • .■...'Icecping own'room'cltui I09T1GAI . HOURS: 1 WESSTLAliNS . Bt'c..His jdiifrosts-,incluclude.footbhli; • ‘ '■A S » n U E LMCCt BtVB. i' •'.rojlerMcadrigandcainpijnjpihg^ If you ^ ■ . '. ne^iotirii c g ! 7 3 3 - l J. 8 2 3 /^ fo > ; ■ • hdav. Juno 272 7 ,1S93 TInws-Nows, Twin Foils,Foil icjaho C;7

F le a mlarket j mlerchaiK idises ESQKEIWIBinBIMIIBlll: .1. memorities of tJ]he goodl ( o i a d a y /S I— iNJAM INnyiOORi Tbe path to thc flea marklarket winds I “scho«hool-lime tales" and promise threugb a woods in a crossnncroads town in ■ cmbranccs of ‘Ue one-room scl"L"i: cy the Midwest Along tbe way,my, I stop to I ABing Xudents, teachers, golden mles ancmdsto- IMMEFRPAINIT SALle] sdmiit clu n ^ of trillium ai^and violets in V f m H vf Lucille S . tiesolM of our treasured days." late spring. An articlc recalls the Palma mediodnu Some boys have built aI m:ramp in the’ , deView r penmanship. Another dctoili path to make dieir bikes soaroar in midair. ' ■ n1^ i ^ days in a countiy school w Hwy stand adminog it and dt ivy. Yet another unfolds the li other to be the fust to try it “I "'t™ . Md spcipending money is soon jet Joyce Kihncr, whose words I I WW ty heart, beginning with: "I to watch," I say, and we laugh in to the pens where rab- j The i»th breaks into an o] lat 1 shall never sec/ a poem as I< and exotic chickens beg: ^ jngniinstoot^ where pickup tiucks laden,X wi iT S i a tree.” marigolds and petunias hug i What a nice old magazine. .. has an old-time, country ^ Across a two-lane rood on ar But wail. Nol old. Only printe 0 Moorllfe~ uLATEX need by antiques dealers , "I'd " E nhan E gmvel, pe^Ie are setting upin si feeling enhanc< Id-stylc paper wilh old-style typefpe, old VINYL LATE re x FLAT LALATEX SEMI-GLOSS ENAMELEL HOUSE PAINT adles, oak dressers, china, • Exceptional hiding & durabilitydura! They fasten capa to a 1 botogn^hs, and reminiscences.!!. Some ■ Intertor/Exterio erior ■ NNoft-Yellowino ’ soldiers. 1 admire a Eexi- ■ Easy Application ■ Beautiful mane-ftat finishnish clothwpins, ^ntad tools and sues include sheet music, too. - • High Hiding b“ «1 and a squeaky rocking j > DuraSile • Especially suited for masomasonry and tobies made of pboks atop s I part with some small change}c for 0 • ■ Durablfl' ■ iminds me o f my grand- • Soli Resistant wood di^Iay clothes, lamps andf kn S t a S ■=l>airth«re™ nv outdated cc^ies of Good OldId Days, . EasyAppllcallo allon • S mother smginglg lullabies1 to herbrood. ■ Soap 4 Water Clean-up ■ Applies easily & dries quk in makeshift stalls. nd sing Kilmer’s ‘Trees" as I stroll ; stalgia for mc, I say. My thc flea Rtg.$12.13gil. nit.lii.ngai. C j A 4 < A few regulars set up she,hop outside ack through the woods from th< $c|4d 19 „ ibeir motor homes. One livesivM and trav. *• maikilaikcL N owV 9 gai- IN o w IA g3/ A L N o w i l < l l l els in an old school bus con>xmveTted to a Still, 1 pokekc among the magazines No nostal^? Well, just a little. bedroom-sitting room in thc front and and come uporpon one called Good Old (Tl(Tlie oddress for G o ^ Old Days storage for her wares in theeback. ba Days. I fmgcrtlir the rough, gray paper, thc Eastliist Parr Road, Beme, Ind. 46711. Children run as if ledd bby a Pied- kind used in whatwh we called pdp maga- _ Piper-of-Playtime to a placlor retonlionr at Fort ■ Beautiful manettetlatflnisti f ^ E Wlrfte, son ofGinette LL. ..Johnson of M.D. d e ^ . willvill receivc basic training at 7 ■ OverlBOOcustomandreadyeady-mlxed colors ed indi- ■ Brushes easily,ly. cdries rapidly I ■ Rossmoor, Calif., and Eariri CD. White of Commission!oncd second lieutenants at- Leon.eonaid Wood ond her advanced I ■ Resists fumes, blistering] & mildewn Go. Her ...-.0wf.1600.custojstom andjeadyjnlxed.pci!ors___ \, I Heyburn, has been decoraterated wilh the tend UnifommTKxJ Services University o f vidu:idual training ol Fort Gordon, Gi 5 a Soft- .Settprimlnflonion most surfaces I ‘ Air Force Achievement Mediledol. the Health ScicJcicnccs in Bethesda, Md.. specipecialty in thc Army will be as a The medal is awarded to airmen for niition free. InIn exchange, they are pro- warevore Analyst, according to h(her re- \_PA1NTSJ I N o w ^ ’ of courage or moted to the; nirank of coptain and agree cruitijuilcr,StafrSgt.WadcMize.. meritorious scrvice, acts o f < nate o f N O W , M 4 t S - ^ other outstanding accoTq)lishlishments. to serve a minilinimum of seven yean on ViVonGundy is o 1993 groduj Tbe private is a 1991 gradiraduatc of Los octivcduty. Twirrwin Falls High School. She list;ists skill Alamitos High School in CaliCalifornia. The captainlin is a 1985 graduate o f train:raining and money for collegee ios her Mountain Homome High School and is a primirimaty reasons for enlisting; iin the -MOUNTAIN HOME --A A ir National 1989 graduatele < ofthe Military Acadcmy Arm;\rmy. Guard Airman Jessica J.. Wfgghtmm,Vi in Wcst Point,It, 1 N.Y. daughter o f Candace AtAnthony of KlKIMBERLY - Lance E. OlaaBcn, son kkM vi Vicki Mountain Home Air Force,rce Base and , HANSEN -I - PvL Penny L. Mcdaiii, of)f RiRobert Olsen of Kimberiy and enlisted ■ ■'David Wcigbtman of Jcffcrscersonville, Vt7“ daughter ofif Shelia-A-."McCTaiiT6f~BrovJ Jro^'oTAhacison, Calif., has cr in Army has graduated from the; ininformation Pocatcllo anddsisterofKcllyR-Mitchcll si inthn the Army for three years, an management specialistst 'course at of Hansen, haslas completed basic training spokipokesman announced. Regal A(AquaGlo® M ^ o o r G l o ' ^ „ Fariin^aiand® Keesler Air Force Base inI Bi!Biloxi, Miss, at Fort Jacksonion in Columbia, S.C. 01Olsen enlisted through the Ami LATEX HOUSE & TRIM PAINI oycd Entry Program nnd will rep Distinctive sott-filoss protection for 2 GALLON BUCJUCKET Weightman is a 19911 ggraduate of She is a 1992 19.' graduate of Hansen loya abtatinishtoctrim. .• ictive duty in August He willl^w R ive • -WrsmjlydurabU all types of exterior surfaces Lamaille Union High Schc:hool in Hyde High School.1...... 'activ ■ «t Fort doofsjunilturaaira and walls , ! nuon WHtTE.RED.BRCBROW N------adv(idvanced individuol training-a ■ Outstanding gloss and color' retentli Park,VL •BeairtttulMml-flIci-gloss sheen ,■ . Perfect for repainting aluminum andani DECLO - Pvt. Mandy L. Kidd, BmScnning. Ga. His specialty in the .Spatter resistantmt appiicallonJ , Rondy L. and Rosalie Kidd willMil be as an Infantryman, accord vinyisidinfl ^ _ MOUNTAIN HOM E-A-AirmonJoe- daughterofRa ”^ 8 ^ 0 -Brashes easily,^ d.dries quIeWy 9 8 nL. Blurton of of E)eclo, hasas completed< basic training hislis rreauiler. Staff SgL Wade Mizi J ■ Over 1600 custonstomand ready-mixed colors miA.BlintDO,son ofJoanL •1 Modc- 2 G A L Mountain Home and Maj.laj. KcltonF. atFoitJacksonson in Columbia, S.C. 0Olsen is a 1992 graduate of El! n o w M S ’J 9 o,hasgradual- She isa 199:992 gradw»r of Dccio High, oana tHigh School.in Orange. Calililif.. and . - m -,...— Blurton ofKcttering, Ohio, h m Idaho. N o w ed from Phase I radiologicagic specialist School. atterittended the PoUegc of Southern and ad- coursc at Sheppard Air FoiForcc Base in HelHe lists earning money, travel oi TWIN FALLS F - Jennifer ventventure as his primary reasonss ffor cn- Wichita Falls. Texas. CUSTOhTOM m s s e of Mountain VanOuofy, 18, 18 daughter of Ileoe Van- listirlisting in the Army. •SALE ENI He is a 1992 graduate ol - ■ f e e SUGHTL)ITLY HIGHER Home High School. Gundy of Twirwin Falls, has enlisted in the JULY STI Army for■ sixs years, an Army m BUILDING MATERIAL CENENTERS MOUNTAIN HOME - yArmy Cq>t. spokesman announced.anr ■ \ C Cniser, son of CoiConnie M. and VanGundyidy enlisted through the ■ Connlcy E. Crusis o f Mounountain Home, Army Delayed Entry Program and will' H fOLCi FALLS JEROME SOOOWQ 0 Bt H« S V TWIN FAI BURUY 5Sn 324-8161 67< CSIcheerltleaders set spipiritcamp | jH B ^ 733-557 ff8»83S8______UteHmes-NewB planned a higlligh school spirit camp for July 12-14 attatthe CSI gym. ^ p is intended forchecrlead- ALANARKIN MER MOVIE ROCK-A-I(.A-DOODLE I TWIN FALLS - Thcic (Collcgc of Thc camp is m w m m E COUNTRY I Southern Idaho checrlearlcaders have crs, song leadcaders, mascots and advi- Kt\1T CRAVEN ) 10:30,11-30. 2:30 PURE CC sors. A spcciiKial all-star team will be Indianfjummer ^ g | | inlrif»C choscn to performpel at halftime of a Yard-salejuoi t l K l C b , CSI game. TeamTei awards will be given mFkBlN.ciiPJBEC i i . • for the mostsl spiriteds squad and most SM OW INai [SM MALL CINEMA NIGHTLY Til^ES I SU hTi^1 MATINEES Slee^/oss/Soatt/^^ tell u s y o u r siS t O r i 6 S unified squad.ad., . . . _ p j ^ PG S ta rts Fri ^ t a o s ^ Cost is S50,50, and deadline to register TWIN CINEMA NIGHTLY TIMES FRt-SUt^SUN MATINEES - Tbellmes-News is Thursday.y. For more information, Tho Firm______fl ■N Wodnosdoy &30 Jensen, CSI chccrleading ft OPEN Wod eno OPENV^ , , - call Sylvia Jc Jurassic Park 00-2:20-4:40 Can't resist a goodd y yard sale? advisor, at 73733-9554, • extension 278. 13 7:00-9;30 12:00: feels the same HIJA(ARMED... Indian Summer f 30-2:40-4:50 Know anyone else who fee H E -iA D 13 7:00-9;l5 12:30: wa;^ ADORABLE... Hot Shots 2 ■5-3:45-5:45 I i*;: r AND HE'S Oox U T O F S C H O O L 13 7:4S-9:4S 1:45-3. We’re planning to do a story on Made/America K ■45-3:00-5:15 F O R T H E EN-■NTiRE SUMMER. 13 7:30-9;4S-______12:45- people who spend a goodd clchunk ofthe difihangor R ■45-3:00-5:15 warm-weather months shoshopping yard 'lay & Stay R 7:30-9:45 12:45- D avo______f l 0-3:10-5:10 sales. Ifyou know anyomranc like that, ' T J PG 7:10-9:10 ______1:1 0 -3 L o s t A ctio n ;45-3:00-5:IS send us the name, addrcIdress, phone / / / ' JJ/iEctst Idaho's 13 7:309:45 12:45- plumber and any other pert)crtinent infor- Upon a Forest G 7:00-8:30 1:00-2)0-2:30-4:00-5:30 matioD you want to includeudebyAug.1. ^erw/^M enac^^^ 7 :1 5 -9 :1 6 Write to Denise Tumeimer, assistant f t {Sj I L JEROME CINEMAA NIGHTLY TIMES SAT-SLr-SUN MATiNEES features editor, The Timeimes-News, P. H S S S Jurassic Park t: :30-2:40-4:50 .Idaho 83303- 13 7:00-9:16 12:30- 0 . Box 548, Twin Falls, Id 00-3:00-5:00 0548. Or call 7 3 3 ^ 3 1 . ExExt. 243. Dennis Meneca PG f 7:00-9:00 1:00- Indian Summer ; >.:30-Z-45-5;00 | | | | k 13 7:15-9:30 ______<2:30- L a s t ActJor\ ; 13 7:15-9:30 I 1 2':30-2:45-S:00 - ^ Paper seeks veiraterans t e r r i t o r y ^ .L THEATPESl ^isSII AMERICAIAfCLASSICKID A m c o w o m oO H B D C O M F O R T M A L L 1 I N A CLASS^SStC COMEDY! |5 y T ofM 3Sicayin>nvasion BreadIth Some Fnsh Air ______f»tCL^TourSummerl - _ — 'n ^ ’nmefrNaws------to-; —A oA dyev e n t u r e ^ OI lw In C !~ " luly 10 marks [ 65 MHiloro n Y e a r s TWIN FALLS — July dwelser/Teton Valley £ 0 )______the 50th anniversary of'the th< beginning Ballooioon Festival/n M a k i n g . I of Nazi-held ju iiiuiiniinni N IG H TL Y I I n T h e ivii ofthe Allied invasion of July 2nd*July 4th IfeBm " 7 tO 0-9.-00 Europe with Americanm aand British I FRISAT-^UNV SA SAT-SUN w S a |r ''v landings on Sicily^ I I 1i1B~3t16-at19~7t16 a0-9:00-7^0-9:00 )h/0r park Festival neparing a sto- Tbe Times-News is prep ]n th e Snake River ry to coramcmorate theic aanniversary, ' ^ 1 ^ mH in Idtho Falls with veterans , ' and would like to talk wi uly24th-Augu8t8th ofthe Sfcily landings whcwho live in the “THE SLEEP!•ERHITOFTHESISUMMER!" Magic Valley. haitlMifUU }nnet Round-up & Rodeo Phone Steve CnimpI at 733-0931, Warbonr In Idaho FaSs ‘^niEBESl:ST ROMANTK COMEDY Sm'(CVCE ^ extension 223. ^ ‘WHIIEN HARRY MET SUIVI” AugiugustSth-AugustVth ^1 »TOMHANU^KSISATHISCOMEDICBES itional FoIkD ance Festival C<« Km HMUUKC K5I!” h i j f i [™ InRaxburg f t B 7S!w Tjuras! v r U 0 .rrs MAGIC WRAPS < ■ < i • SORRY! NO iPASSBS, Uin c l '"‘""t Juh)uly31tt-AuBU»t7th _ ------A)AROUN^UR HEART?'. ... : > T 'i. GAT. OR DISCOI.-.COUNTSl • ^ PARKK ------7 cswwauMtaAccuMa 7KX) p.m. and 9-30 p.m.nt-Nightly • SraniandTargheeP/V9ffnt> (PO) f e Sa'hiidayMatinM4;^&4:00 p.m MIchastIet Martin Murphey's Wild UN ONLY Sunday Matinee 2:30 p.m \WastWoekend O pen FRI • SAT - SUN iT w in JulySlat'Auoustlst S h o w n 9:15 M A D E I N A M E R I Show #2 10:30 :RICAt^ Lifewtih ^ ■ 7:15 p.m. and 9:15 p.ra-m.* Nightly _ mmI o^ Satoday Matinee:4:15 4:1, p.m. i This Ain’t 2:45 p m • yr more details on Mikey flffl S ES No Game. Sunday Matinee 2:45 Bast Idaho's MicHAat-wx ’•N o w More Leg Rt lowstone/Teton T e iiito iy NOW OPEN 7 DAYS PEH>£R WEEK! ACETHEAATRE imrORD DWHOORC I H l i Show«1 9:15' ROBOT^rC i - J S M Catt; S H A R O N S T O I ^ ' ' iTW INBilUM N I G H T L Y 7' : ! l O - 9 ; 1 S I J M B lNDECERTII mteiOUmiiSeih 1.80 PROPOSAL , w m m SUNDAY[Y Ss0S-7s1O -i- 9 : 1 S 4 1 536j5049InW PiJdforlqrbytfael«vdCbut>cU E S™ M SBt I ■ I i ■ i ■ JU ------c -8 , T lmo>.|i|tewa,-Trriti Fol. GrbwcdedT na a w tifitsm arlkonea{istern liVyomin^glH W By. Julie Fcuuelow Highway 26 ththen northwest on In- looks loo particularly pleasant The SpeciDl to Tlic Tiincs-Nc terstate 2S..0.One oflhe prettiest parpark is open for day use ftfrom 8 U J ^ ^ H spots near (hthe emigrant route, n.mI.m. to 8 p.m. April 1 througlIgh Oct. V % Many people etivisioision ihc Orc> Selected eveevents happening this week alongal the Ayres Naturalal Bridge actually sits 31, and admission is free. To 1 get i. . " gon Trail as a lonely' route,rc with a ^ Ofogon Trailil in(include: about a milec ssoulh o f thc Oregon theithere, take the Natural Bridgdge exit ■ r.. few huddled wagonss travelingtr lo- / / 1 omo to the W est' celebratation set Trail. But it's’s no wonder travelers 11 milesi west o f Douglas, thehen fol- ' ^ / gether across the plaiiis.ns. But during ;i' \ j------Thejnhcir- cr-^f— w hites and n a m e d S g B ' the Indiansf Fort I g B deterioratedrf John. BBB k Later, the [ f t " r a p i d l y , fort bc- \\ \ leading to camc \ \ \ known as ! \ \ \ c a l l s f o r Fort r \ \ \ protection. Laramie I \\l after c>n b o • - - obscurc -French-Canadnadjun trapper, Jacqucs LaRamee. who wh may have " been the firsl white man nui to sec thc g — m H' ------. area/ ! Fort Laramie wus a!always a pop- ____ ! ular Slop along thc trail, But as emi- « iUTrclatidiiS be- grant trafncJnerea.sedT 1 tween thc whites andnd thc Indians deteriorated rapidly, leading le;i to H H H k for protection. The; ArmyA bought i-l' BBB * thc - - t in 1849 and convertedeo to a military outpost, Fort l.aramie is novIOW mn by thc U l > Nationiil Park Scr\'ice,je, which offers a wiuc variety of inteinterpretivc pro- grams, living hisiory>ry demonslra- tions and spcciai evervents. Children ^ ages.(i ihrough 12 ar invited to lake part in Fori Laraiiiramie's "Junior Ranger" program byy askinga for im jl activity piickel at tiiele visitor' center ^ A before touring the fod. M b TO OORtCOSTOMlERS Take a guided wallt/alk or sec the M i grounds on your own.Jt\. Several sites *•#*#*# P&BI5 Supply's Grand1 CO pening w eekendid was a record are of spcciai interest,St. Old Bedlam, m built in 1849. hou.icd:d bachelorfc ofli- V b r e a k i nng c successi We sse e r v e d o v e r 1 0 , OOC)0 customers and ;t military build- il cers and is thc oldest ro g a v e away over $500(100 Ih gift certiFicatiites and prizes. ing in Wyoming. Thelie structurei was . IL MK m almost 90 years oldd andu near col- ^ jkSMw lapse when thc federal;ral govemment f l S V m l re-acquired il and slartedsla a siabi- . E K m b TO (O C R ST A^FF lization and reconstrislruction pro- ' flB V gram. ^ S uupply's [ employeeses have been work:king hard since Jar Thc hospilal minsis werev built on t o i n s u rre e that our new stoitore is well organizized and sp arkling' the site of an old An:/\rmy ccmetcry ^U B I ^ topping experience used until 1868. Thcfhe site of thc H ffil tcto make ybiir sho[ e a pleasant one. original Fort John ma;may be seen on 'H H I January the banks of the Laranramie River be- ig c l e a n ^ ^ H hind the Captain’s QuaQuarters. . | ^ ^ l tf From Register ClilT.ilT, return to thc E B I B « TO OOR COWTRACC rroRS road and head back ba toward raH I ' Guernsey, but lum lefteft into thc Ore- j M H l 3rt these local busijslnesses. They plalayed a big part in gon Trail Ruts Slatetc HistoricI Site. M M B creatirting our new store. Park and climb the 400-foot40( trail to N m S the ruls. With manyly rcmnants r and u8nM ^ swales left along the)c Oregon( Trail, K & r ^ n A Z Ti i E c n i o ¥. “ you have to look vcr^/crv hard to see 1 n^JACKIE ROVI^ VIKIKG ifo VIVERHEAD 1/^ PAINTING :SPRINKLER DOOR 1 STEEL SI CONCRRETE PAVING \ 4920rchordDr.W. 32 L Bower 489S.LotuslSl. 48' 322Diauilomond Ave. W. 2008 L3(3000S. 1985Hi8hlnndA« Twin Falls, ID Metidion, ID T\Twin Foils, ID Twinvin Ftilb, ID Wendell,ill,ID Twin Folk, ID J SlffNOTHMUUUtOERS i n p resen t I 733-3408 J888-2762 73r33-5723 1^73313-2554j 536-21Z570 734-3722G mt I ; | % | AMERICAN^ 1 BILLS j 'CRUMRINE f \VOLCO, SlKlOEPIT f^iiic|i^^raiBW)NE/GOIDBIEMFn I - METAL _ iFENCIMG__ _ ELEGRIC INC. REAIADYMK SBIVKE MANUACIIM22 iM t t 1824HlghliindAve.E MedrannStrir ------1025ILWolery-lj ■: fcjjfc«'CotTnr,3/4lll/4E ~90'4-3f(iAmW.------1J9I390HipBa75r I n g Twin FaHs, ID ilk, ID BinjhomQly,Ul ■ "Tiler, ID Twin Falls, ID TTwin Folk, ID Twin™ Folk, ID - 5 " " ™ lli 73W695 734-3633 1^7'733-5571J 73414-3924 733-1'1980 8 0 1 - 7 2 3 - k ij 326-5914 -— F T H s j , j MHkiWllSBfiAlJa i fl PETERSON A i DURHAM/^ RENT!FER sSl KIMBERU F est ¥ I Mm 'HAILSTONfNnMCBRIDE I BOB! M l PUlMBING BROTHERS CAVATIHG CENTTER n u r s e rlooo^\ ie: / i o Locust ‘ ,. CONSTRUCTION DRY WALL INIMSULATION W« , RODE•EO 1 .1 I f 113nilhAve.E. 1 IBeve^Orde 851 Moln/nAve.L 2862 Addkon Ave. Am MM - lyrinMs, ID 1920Hl8hbdAvo.t ami/thst. ”“!• Twin Foils, ID Heyburn, ID J™ ilk, ID Twin Folk, ILYID | t l ^ in Haileile y ¥ w mfjl 1^733-2888^ Twin Folk, ID !IES 1 1 1 I ? July 2 & > 734-6^3 K734^042J 6:678-9048 ^33 4350j 733-2713 &3 u Ifv | | m i N FALLS Ave.L ■ mm a t 8 pn> m m I" I mH imces. \ ^ 1 1 GLASS ■ u $7 per pers(;rson f ■ 1863 Addison Ave. E mission . r ■ Twin Folb, ID J ? $5 per pcrs(:rson ^ ^ I I 733-3368 jmdsiL I n 1ST-JSERVICE YCYOU DESERVE c > I V A L UE YOU CAN THUS Please no glossgla ' r~ ~T5 ...... containersers \ SS 2964 AddiIlson Ave. Easist • Twin Fallslls, ID • 733-92:J33 i ? TICKETS ON!N S A L E ^ k W j 7 p.m .'Sun. 10 a.m.a. to 5 p.m. JUNE 24T4 T H I P ^ Mon.. -■ Sat. 8 a.m. to 7 . , at: Silveradoido In ^ I m , i ! Ketchum, Blac^ackdog ^ i Antique Shop In Hailey.t | and ttie rodeoI grounosgn fl ^ before the nxlrodeo.' I 0 ^

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_... . / . . 1 Z l r [)ortsLine ^TheTimesJSews Ameisricani screi:ams 1upset F o r t h e l a t e s t scores, call: . Martin shodcks No. 5 se&sd Ivanisevicc, wakes up Wimbledon Tbe Associated Press "I hadid to take some cxtni time,;, aactually. Gullikson said,lid-. "This just proves how I 734-(6 3 2 6 after thahat point to regain my coiroinposure much progresss TtTodd's made sincc then," andJoUdw ther simplestr Instructions. WIMBLEDON, Englan,Iand - American bccause>e 1 got just loo much adriidrenalinc That loss to SaSampras, after serving wiihI a Todd Martin, usually as ccomposed as a pumpingigatonce." . . - 2-0 lead in iheie Ififth scl, was on Martin's's professor with his fliifTy/ btbrown beard and Marti:tin, playing in only hisis : second mind Saturday. id ' quiet demeanor, let looseic a primal scrcam Wimblccedon, settled down to holdId ;serve at "I got lo myy O'ad and I forccd a point and d. Saturday that shattered thc sleepy silcnce love witr'ith thc help of his 16lh occ, oc then didn’t do whatlat 1 should havo," he said. of Wimbledon. watcheded Ivanisevic double-faultlit for thc "I've replayedJ ththat point a few times in my [Morn head. Il was aI vcvery good experience for me ning thai neorly all thc 15th timime to lose thc match, Just when it seemed tha big names would marclirch jauntily and Ivanisliscvic, who had 34 occs:cs in his bccausc I piaycdyed a good game there today,>y- tediously into the secondnd ■week, Martin's prcvioutus match but “only" 23 thithis time. That third gamene 'was thc biggest key. ' howl punctualcd a 2-6, 7-6^6 i(7-3), 6-7 (7-4), stormed:d awoy and was nncd S2j52,000 for "Then in the1C ffourth game 1 knew if I got:ot 3it line 7-5, 6*0 upset o f last year’s ycc runner-up, spuminglg the post-match interview.w. He lost onc more break:ak he mighl loosen up a ^ it Goran Ivaniscvic. another:r S500 for throwing his racracket and mentally." Il came after two improbirobablc winners: a crackinglg it during thc match. ' At 30-30 inn tlthe fourth game, Ivanisevic^c scooping backhand lob over ovi the lowering Martitin ’s victory was “certoitoinly his followed up his serve with a half-volley )r Martin, who had plenty of Ivanisevic, and a lungingng clunker off the biggestt momenti in tennis," said hi:his coach, that sot up for ^ ik about what to do. Withth Today frame that spun crosscoui;oun as i£ in slow Tom Gujullikson. A pro since 1990,90, Martin time to think i down inches from won hislis first tournament last month m ot Ivonisevic slon(anding in the middle of thchc Loglon MuMil motion before touching do could have driven a backhandnd CoyrtX)r*AAttL»inbrWg«'Wg« Toum*m»nt the sideline. Coral Springs, S| Fla., but even thatlat doesn’t court, Martin coi WooORlv»r«lO«hl{OM)8iM)8p.m. •okc Ivanisevic’s measurerc up to this achievement, to cither sidede and risked a volley by Those two shots brok< nslcad, Martin flicked a Iob OoalrKing servicc for the sccond timeimc in the final set, "To beat b a (defending) finallalisl at a Ivaniscvic lusl Owt«yR>6itU-10i.m. gious event like Wimblcdo:don, aOcr tliat thc 6-foot.451-4 Ivanisevic couldn’t touchch gave ihe unseedcd Martin•tin a 4-0 lead and prcstigit vd APphoU down 0 few times in thehc match, “nti could scarcarccly believe. Thc crowd demoralized die No. 5 seed.:ed. being d the surprise, but therc was "That was probably asis loud|i os anybody shows> character, ( fighting spirilirit and a delighted m th. American Jim Couriejriertakes to the r self-belief," Gullikson said,id more to come. gets,” said Martin, 22,12, a former A ll- greater s hit two good volleys trying to air to return a s h o•t t SiSaturday in his I 11 (.m. - cn«»« 23.J. EaE9u**trtin compWBon. Upp*n«« tin was in a similar positior;ion to win Ivaniscvic hit CliMlc American at Nonhwcstcmcm who is tall and Mortir md seemed to have Martin oui)ui winning effort againsiln st J a s o n 11:08t.m.-Ch*nn«l8,ftI a, How>lon ■! Aftnla lanky like a young AbeLbe Lincoln from againstt Pete1 Sampras at the U.S..Open C last Nson — ChintiAlt■ 8, 8. 3S, Ool', Sanloi Pltytti er, “but hc didn’t believe inn I;himself,” P lease see UPSET/D333 Stoltenberg of Austnstralla. CKtmpkfUhlp Illinois, summer, Noon — Cn4nn«l 23, VoM)/Mybtl. 4.«omtn MKMour Noan-ChuuMl30,AutoiKuto radng, Bnntrd 300 1p.m.-Chinn»l»7,3a,T3a,T.nnl»,WlmW*» 2 p m. — Chaivwl 12. Oof,Oo/T, OraitM HvDord Op*n 2 p.m. — CMnn«li 0.. 3).39. Auto radng, lnl«ntw«l R»» ofCOtmplont 2 p m .- ChinMl 23,), AutoAu radng, PPO Woft*l 23,D»M tUftua City «t ClavalAnd

Blue Lakeses the scene -----of another: r hole-in-one— - TWIN FALLS5 - Blue Lakes Country Club yielded a holelole-in-one for thc fourth consecutive day Saturday Sa on thc fourth different hole. - Guest John Cnsseissell aced the 145-yard, ' par-3 fifth hole iisinising a'7-iron. Witnesses were:re Miles Stewart, Bob Williamson and RichRic Gibbons. Jerom e schcdiBdules coed sand volleyball toui)urnament JEROME - Thcrhe Jerome Recreation Oistrici along withvith OOP's City Market and the Optimistist Club will sponsor a lllllllll^ coed sand volleyleyball tournament at Goyle Forsyth Parkark July 2-4. Entry fees aree S30S for a two-person team and S60 forr a :four-person team, The tournamentent includes a barbecue Saturday, free forsr participantsp and S3 for ail others. For more infomicrmation, call 324>3389. MIKEKE VBALSSURYHh* 'nmw-Nwra American breireaks U.S. She Is among only a hanlandfulof women Above. Canadian dragrag boat drlyer Nanci Bortubby Overm ire or Porfi;firio pitchers who hav« Heaven four-bid.I. Philadelphia alone.. It’It’s hard lo believe not 't we decide on something; sosoon? Allamirano,3, Thc worst thingng about the Bulls' Can't liony tmtJ ever lost 24 in a rcrow. phrase itself. Nothing Quauad Squad? But todayay ol Shea Stadium, Antho three-peat is the phn II head to the mound one mimore But today. Anthonyony Young has a chancc else seemed to catclatch on. What about Fouour-mid-a-BullI Young will h 0 remarkable. 1 lerc is an >orry. No more Bulls puns.'s. They’ve timei tryinglg 1NOT to go where no hunjman to do somediing so rc Scores andid jstats D2 threc-prise? Never: hahad a chance. Three- (Soi in-dcpth look: WCI? beenn ^way overdone. What is a EBull you being h ^ gongone before. gue baseball D3 ■produce? Threc-spcci ipcnt the la.st 14 months losing,g 23 •The versatility:/: F For a guy lo lose 23 Major Leagu cany? A port-a-bull. One: yre loss, and he will take soles Plea’lease seeV0UNG/D3 ---- { ------2 ______:_ rJ.

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AL box scores CUUaAND Tt«A2 s t a n ( ) ln g s • NL standings •ch e cckered[ flag att speedsIway (emu a ma , EMChMx MOM0< H L Ptt 06 Tj 4 M Q Fiirca 3 110 • W L Pa OB > Ccindg * M " Efl I ck track, and Fairbanks crusieiicd to Begley and Leggegg provided an Ot It5* ■ - 45 XI tco - 51 22 «pM - , J J ByJcffHosldssorson slick i ^,-t 023 SJ30 Dtnt^ 4) XI M5 1 ; « £ , • ' ' ' exciting finish with'ith Legg forcing 31 M W 12 J ^ J Times-Ncws writiritcr an easeasy win. t 4 M I WiTOT 4a*?J3 M 4 pBitvJ' JJ 37 <« IU &fta ) t-l 4 fl 0 WcWeeks pulled out his second Bottr . )S U 179 J C7«3o M X 4(6 1« thc final turn o f ihc Budweveiser into ihe wall. Begleyley backcd off thc pIS?* 2° 0 0I OMUrd 32 42 432 IK C P 1 ! ! 0 ! 1 I TWIN FALLS.S — Nine weeks into in tht 21 51 M 211 linm-Mm*. f n«r¥*o. Trt,iitata»jt. It ,1,^. rai-ing sca.sonion. thc story remains Strccreel Stock race. Joe Hood.. who ' gas and Legg hodd a second placc c S ? ' 4 112 WiriD<*lcr W«DMi«r- S«a>id. VMn. TM. GORian. lew. 37 7 14 J Toa :? 10 IS 10 W L PH CB w L Ptt cag T-11t./U».3ir. the same. hadd wworked his way up throughgh the finish, i^fwaKO M 25 Ml - ST-IOUB NEWT janks made it eight pack,ck, sat on Weeks’ rear bunjm p er Oaun xo m io - > S Z S S S ! u «ijro 42 33 KO 6 M I ll H "’^rnu Darin Fairbar Dl’ -Oj*irj3 2. TriJi 1 icy- Cbi:jrt] m Jiui KjrusCfi 3> U S14 l< ,, c^k(r> 1 0 0 0 Owwii1 4 2 2 0 wins in nine nttcnteinpis Friday nighl at overcr tthc final three laps before b e in g Pon, Stock:jcfcTropny Tl a«»r>—1, 36 39 4!e It « ermrl 2 0 0 0 SwOJtif M t llic Magic Volleyey Speedway. /o rcreed e wide in lurn four inin th e (>».rn.W4J-Msati-A--1,Cn«I.CnotiM L»cg.3.Sn*wn fH-HJ'mJwvrOi. D»rj(!: I T,i„ 32 M 451 6 osmda >10 0 uuuip 0 Urca 3,RuilC»mpt)«il.4, 0)«nny«nny Ryorion. 5, Don UarruU N <29 7a 25 45 ^ W Arm 16 4 1 2 0 Vun, <6 :eks pickcd up his 'dccid:ciding lap. •jeCrrlil If- Sr<.-n 26 4 7 356 21 Z«to3e 4 0 I t IM til “iVi'o' 4 Dennis Week .. PolYXXi 0. (>«iiyn« W«1l. 7, Ron Pwrc». 0. Trery 0“*^ ??•« 120 8 WMacf>3D..QDQD BKId j_‘ ®oo___ iiccond win of-'»f-the-«eusonr-Mike----- ’’Tf''Thc-right-front tire was-goJonCi- - -c«o0.i.i-0,-Dirrt-tWkwn00.uiicne«it.-a'-i,~. ua • - ...... Oam eeks said. “The tire was bli.sti.Stered M‘« e.al«in. 2. Frank Loy«.■ 3,3. DOaiBWIlUKluy 4. Wta !k>A4l}.0>«il4 LMOmNdMuSM ■ : 3 0 0 0 Evclcth took hisis (first checkcred flag. Week f’o**' i. HiiMHotima O.CiieLlHiic Lindtlty 7. M>kaPrwa M^nUt 1^3 i i i 2^ i' Or.«^7.Kir.m(>,4 Sl 10UI4 )mTa^2 ;ho was in his familiar all ihiihe way around. Luckily 1 di ‘ 9,T(xr,A«3«l-M.in*vw,l-l,E«.|,Evol.m. 1. LOOU-3, ■*/!« _ 1-1 0^ 0^ 0^ DA^l2.llrr'Mli13 Cocrw S FtroK01 P7:m} UMM? Lkr7M4. 2 Pmjpft 1 0 0 0 Cooarp p : loo'o'' starting posiiionon al thc rear of ihe have y 10.0 . LWJwy. 11. C^'-JTU 4. XlmnM 0 f‘aurtfi4.Phi*Jttf-J2 l»|Wp ' y worked his way to Joe.e. 1I didn't re.illy know ifit would W' *• ''■» “• ^ 0.07j7,5mS*4- « « i l*xnO'5 “ '»28i gradually ' vr^il 14, Dahaf. 19. Lova. nt*~ 1.E>«l«m40 2. Logg . U’f^ M 0 C_ 0 'J 0 ' 1tutlD.0»Uxd7 Sjr D«9a 2. C«rrja 0 ihe firsl 12 laps of the holdId coul.“ lO.CampNin 17, Wall Po.nt»- iDdri^Cana (>e»?3illo«A-Q*^'"* ,ni_. le co n d M J. R,«»oii 24 4, Oegi«y,y22 22 S.PiamlO. Oteol 4 3) *1 Ooisr lOwii5-5) 5-5) 1bJ»^iO«i» HwYot '*1 %So oKj 35-lap l»cp.si Proro SlockI main cvcnl. Ev(Evclcth. making only his set nxTia>i«i» 7-l|ii«jru(U»»j 7-5), 11 pearance ofthe season on the'*-* Ou(J««pMr SlfBOl Slock Tiophyiophyd«»n-1,DanTaylOf ! iVi'tntr !.• JtC U 1 tjra r t • UP r.n tPm 44|M EM^i : S S i’JiSTrKsS:S s ’ On Inp 17 Fairbanks Fa: pushed his 2.0oogDuMW.3,Sl«vo I.t.O - f y Ur~rt» l/«Catu '.xare ile oval, made it a good one in ir the Ma«ti-v-i,jo»nooa 2. 00.J rt-12) a2)1115im Camcro in Ironiont of Lonnie Jcsser ' , Oan Taykv. 0. Slava i uale Electronic's Pony Sl usWoakt 2. Rod Oaaing j T-'l2' 51 loui(UM»0« -0- - 1, 0n.» W« (iar*f»m 77) tt Unwa (Omw vision. 3, lUnOy KOTf 4, Con Maftboloi>oio 5, DslOatamofa. 0, 1 KEWTOW IW.T1U0RE C»c9) il Sm &«73 (0«nt»! , J J J caution flag was w thrown when , , Wamult. 4. OiM»«. 5, Daartngig 0, 0, Dw00«f- Tay^6^^ H i05pn 2«pni nish and was really o ( n l y o«UTO». 8, PiK«. P(WTl»- I, V ' l CU^IWe;-4)iniBin<'5<1.605p -.'swJd iU Harold Wanluftn spuns in lum Iwo. 5, baannfl 23. ' 1 0 2 2 U»wah ij’ -J rcux 2 21. cay»33 (InljrK M]« Sm frarxaa«(!•«»• (Si iSISSwMc™. liraX). Fctl W.I allengcd over ihe raccs final laps>It 3,W«rt«n25 4,Ou»l*24 5,0« UiH^d (Oifnn 2-2|« flcns* (H»TiTerdxnd6-4|. 6 T-2.19A-U.ie0 During ihc caution, cai leader Butch llie action behind Evclcth wa;/a s h o l p^p^, Sl«k Trophy daU.-i»h-l.naroWWartuft, .! ^S-S' ^ 3 0 405pr- Vccnstra had lo.0 taket his car into ihe id ]heavy. Charles Legg. SteV S C Meal-1. Di.iicnVe«nttfa 2.2. WU< WUay Goa&y- 3, 0«<'n I ' NL late boxes »n 5, tonnia Ja»a«r. 0, - Crj*ul lOOfl Q*«P JOO pits and relinqiiquished his lead lo L'gley. Denny Ryerson, 1 0«rfvi ito o "™’"’ ' '‘“'’ ‘’ >”” '1 ^ ^ SccftSfOAS' PMp»jini PirtKcf 4 110 nrmp 0 ooo 0 Ofl CnCMMT) SMO oILmOi*«i«. 7.Ho(JAndt9jlp 2 0 0 0 luntf 1 00 I 4 Carot « „ rJ?l',T355« fnr,C^ 1110 SUrtcnp acoo 00 0 ncMnt2t SflOO B*m16 0 10 'or th e S-A^lwaw O.CoOOy 7,V««n»/a«n»lra. e,Je»»af. Pc»nl»— •, Xlimap OOOO 6r>«t#i 10 1 0 111 UlMu 4 12 0 Cr3wi«a 4 0 0 0 After a sccondmd caulion on lap 23, o f'th th e racc fighting il oul foi 1,Fa.t>«.Hi30 2.Quala 25.!5. 3,13, McKa»n23. 4,Waniu« - K^iiUCJn OIVUAK)tf> 10 0 0 Uxraib 4 110 D(McI MmTot OCD !<0 221>-I0 I 4 0 0 0 thc drivers worere slowed; because o fa highegher spot. 22 S.M.GodbyaiKlVesniBa? Daron Oil IO 3fc-12 ;b t ' iViS.t- =1 1 4 0 0 0 L- Oliimn) OP-IIJfarai J 100 -Nr.i Yen A if ii "••• = Iii! S'.' t (Uimii ;ii-DV.i»mi7i Bo'«»2iiJ).I)- EVrStfi 4 12 1 0»w»l2S 2 'i\211: l«u(kxi cm IOO 1K J|1J| Dr.«r.Ki (16: S«O^ji 2; >^«1Ei 400 0 J1 j ’2 2 Ateti DOO XD 02 (1)' lQ o<;« ivrrra IUI KO«3 B' iiiiS^ . * S214 ii'iii 3*o'ot5 0 0 E-Hg««(1).Hr»j(8l 0P-««n»1.Al■ i.um i ■««-> <••• ^ BasebbaU’s ~ 0 ujf^c 3 00 0 Ewr.;>3b 4 flO i il , lOtt-Hxi»rll.MirtJ4?IV-P««in ^ ^ ^ ^ 0 0 0 (!| 38-C*i3««(ll H«-84»>U |I7|.ffflS? P«« ield sconres ; ■ asf« !JS! [.«“ ’.V.' Holyfi ! ' ^ ;?•) ’■ ‘j J \ ’’i<5 1 0 0 c DO so lAwip I MSncr. ; ■ ■ ...'.‘s z ’,‘ S Camppanella Ucrret . 3 :-3 6 1 J 4 2 toSf" ( J 1 ) 2 J ToM 17 8 ll 9°1S* I 11 2 4 2 - A V.^W4.1 3 I-) i J ? § J i S=3> '■ Z "J, ’£K, SSr :•P f ° ' CMM ca CCO o c-0«7't(4| 0'-Ui-u>I>>1.0mM l CUorotLie 2-13110 comebsackvictc:ory j ° l00->i»Tw»C/jS(>wiria5 2&-0.«»(l 2?^ Cs»taj (61 lft-0.4. (2i MH-J«.(2l.I.O^fT). tm cum 7 2-1 11 3 3 . 4 ( K«r(lt) 3B-QArt*t(IM0<->ttEsir dies aii t 71 pIm U:Cffp $ « «= G.^.(1| SO-MlO; lcfti>2(13| IcfnrCfnr«ll| YKNn 1-3 fl fl fl, 0 0 SO^f2(7|.^m ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.,(. (An. him in serious troutrouble and he 1 I-Otty. Ihrt Oal a^senwy? I 1 2 0 2 7 -3 h A-li.Xr 1 SO Urrcn»Hcr«.D»Vig.rnlTa.S«i i”“ “, LOS ANGELELES (AP) — Roy — Evandcr Holyfield camcc'back’ fought without muchuch fire. In fact, ; WnlT>«.Pt« " = ^ ’ . S S i I . ! SEATTIE OnOJM 3 3 T-3 02 ^ Campanclla., tl thc power-liilting , 10 to boxing carly Sunday moroming il seemed what StewItcwart failed to ii K * '”=,V.S' dgers catcher whose w: I was do was as much:h j a factor in { ;« SSr” ,V \ \ 0 0 UONTTICAl- FIORM ' 2 2 1 Brooklyn Dodg with a viciory. but il , 0 1 1 Hall o f Fame career cu was ended by anylhing on bui a triumphal one.le. Holyfield’s victory)ry as what the -j J 5’ . D.Wda'"'“ o'o’i)“ c:»ia —SB-, -SS:_____l ^ L L , — anautomobilc-lc aeeident-nftcr-the - - Tht— formor—heavy weve i g h t— cx'diamp-did------0 fl 0»^3e 4 111 BiMnt2% S I ' IHssiy^r 1 0 ' 1 1957 season, diedied Saturday night at cli imous Judge Eugene GrantGra scored il | 0 1 Ouond 5 110 Wmil 4, 0 0 sr ’■ ■> ' champion scorcd a unanin T(«i 4 0 0 0 S « « lt 4010 40 H0P-«tB«rw(nM).riT>-0M7' 3 111 PB-M®r» age 71 ofa heartart allack. 12:nnijid_decision i : over• t A le x - 1 1 9 -1 0 9 w h il e F.i:aiF.cank B iuaclic------L - — ____ S V i-S -il! SS'.* i l l 1 joined thc Dodgers st w loud and Al De Viio each;ach had it 118- 3'o'?‘?'"fc2tr^12V 0 ~ U.T^-Hor*,U3mKr'.f>«.D«»rtS«cS«W. . .OSaau . 3 0 2 O.SfSigjc. ’,',•,5 4 0. -S S aslffiiS i xr^Cainpanella y Stewart in a malch thai drew err.nt 3 0 11 . , Kctcl>wi),CJ« UUcc 2 0 0 0 W.UH 40, - T-T49 fc-tr.75a ; in 1948, a year y after Jackie boos b'^ from the crowd a at t t h e n o , TctW S 4 11 3 TcU) S 7 12'J ^7 I-J»A-n«5 Rr«p 2 0 0 0 R^/p 000Jg o o CMCAOO lOiiti‘* ^ « i7iM Robinson brokioke baseball's color Convention Ci Centcr. Tlic Associated1 PnPress scorcd it H S»aS». 010 XD cm-4 cernofr . kstohON Baci[fl 10 11 cwnp" '0 0 COI CCO 2U-7 Rnnp OOOO Ci;ra«p 000OoVo DSn«id 4 0 0 0 hMcf 69. Campanclla again ”1 thought 1 fougiil a pipretty 116-112 for Holyfiekfield. a O^aj) fl 0 S n V{tarc3b 5 120 Oannw‘ 4 0 0 0 barrier. In 1969, C -Coa (91 G-^ll) 0P-U:O» l.Cfux 1 BiKH VnMfO OOOO KMp 00 00 insoh, ihis time as the g( /field, Holyfield hope}ipes to get a n lC(l-5«fJ.I(>o«9 30-C<«li) l»Jp«» fl'l'o^ flcMi2« 5*00 0 0 f-it-F" IOOO Cowp 0 0 “ 4 fl followed Robins good fight." said Holyfi ii« -ivrtira t;«-iua:r..'(ii c:s -v-T,«( S ~ . ,VoV i i ? ? ^ ' VoVo second black player pi elcctcd to ihe fighting fi{ fbr the first time sirsine he rematch withI Bowe in m ~ E s:r * ^ ^ vsSnc 5 2 2 4 S «a[fi t e ’"’ ^ Fir^u 4 0 0 0 Orunirl 000 *3t 4i n Hall o f Fame, 10lost Ihe title 10 Riddick Bowiwe on November. ?1°0 UVM m COS , OB e-iooo During a 10-0-year major league N- His rematch wiwith Stewart C iS S a .4 Ij-o o2i!*sV:::o Ftoui- on ax, a Cnnanp 2 0 0 1 EOMI Nov. 13. 0 iBeWJb 4 M 1 IftVrlS 4 2 2 liter. 1 certainly did nott co comc close lo I ’ Om " '4-ib 2 Zvoxn 4 4 4 H i MMiiTKi Ajnicfrp OOOO XMm1616 4 0 0 0 carecr withh the Dodgers, "He was a game figliti 0 -Mfl 0 Cottw* 3 1 1 Scjrlmp OOOO IMmia m e 10 rivaling their action-ion-packed firsl ' t i’3’4» tn tfitl' lOOOAJUOOp,9 IOOO C am panclla 'was named the know ki everybody wanted ii 1 p'**’” ']Vo •™"' Ura^p*^ OOOO KRflV(^ gue's Mosl Valuable lake la him oul in the first or seconse d fighl in w h ic h Holyfield olyl stopped g 'l??5®l, ‘p^jo'o'o Nalional Leagu S i 2 4 ’4 '2 2 ■>0 “ [Si'tfi 1, 1953 and 1955. He ro Stewart on a badid ccut over the J V'’'1 , , 4 Gctfniil:?o'oVo® '951. round.” iUK-Hf 1-310 0 0 1 C81 Ito ceo-TO- 4 6oS«-4 i ' ? ’ ’ I4,mjni[j5ij 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 set. m ajor Icaleague rccords for Holyfield not only faikile d 10 righl eye in ihc; eieighth round ' 0 lk*Oi^., OlO Dl «Di °g 0 4 TpI* ' ' S 8 8 8 % * Pu-rl PKI»< »1 M?B r r« nn E-rtOtn (rt. TtO»tt. (3). 0» ill. vSm« i)S.I6 2 2 0 0 C 1 41 homers and 142 ta erhad Nov. 4, 1989. rtf-lkOiwH MOj DP-OtWI.ItoenI lC»-0«B«f catchers with 4 take Stewart out. he never l;rc«ct. tor., Mm« fttt l-(VK«». Oraa “ iine HoiS^M 5 1-1 5 4 4 J hoiirS 2O-liir>^ll0).H*f*tl12).i ; . = Ss- , B a " t s RBls in 1953. |l^ « -0 « i (101. Iftiujw |1 ^ '^A'lVo^l 0 'o 2S-VlKMil(1| TOftOMTO WWWKII K i ‘" V o “o ' r h M U^L7-3 12-3 9 t 6 1 J 1 flr»aKti*aB1ti«!i«ei»«» 1 0 «* o' [Se^J^SS^Mlfc^nToilSv^ L title ! S S * 4 0 10 3 0 ? 0 0 '^IKL. ' ’ ' ' ' ® WiUliams poockets 4[th PBA C»inrl 4 111 CV^» 4 0 0 > 00 1.I0U ' 3 7 4 4 2 0 CkruIIB 4 0 0 0 Rkt««< 3 0 0 0 U*n3uWJ-1 4 tool c 5 s r . TFm!;ii 4 010 San«’3e 4 0 0 0 ’ o' 0* PH»A PFTTSaUftO' •“ i •' PO R TLA NND. I Ore. (AP) — Voss V( put together strikes iiin thc pin forthe title, i.S-36 JOOO W-lb 3110 0 1 •m u « s r - ‘ jurth through sixlh frames lo to take “I’m a little bitt amazedan with how 'S (upKMb}la9eainM4» °. [>^Cl I 0 t I <;>w2ti 4 1 110 3 Walter Ray WilVilliams Jr. pickcd -up foun rw"oi 2 12 2 t*""' fl 0 o'o* Urfm->hm.bt*fflnFniU:CM4n34«<3. Aranil 112 0 Main 2v 1 ,v . ’ ' rofessional Bowlers a 13-pin I lead, but Will:lliams well I’vo done(le la tely ," said Stcod. Ctdartm. TIM. Ccum KiUlP 4 0 0 0 Umd 4 0 1 1 1 3 2 his fourth Pro; IrO/iI*' 10 0 00^ T-3« /U03» OauKTC 4 0 0 0 Uradil 3 1 illc oflhe year and his narr 21:0 ^ 0 0 I* Association tillc S ! i i s i i s a ? . Wi" .V,3 0 10 ^G08L2-5 2 1-3 2 4 sccond in a coivow Saturday when he thcle seventhi and eighih and a spare Kennewick. Was/ash. as well as Tcau D 3 7 J lid'*' » }’8 8 2 N!j. box scorcs UMoiti 30 10 Piyttd 10 1 the ninih. earlier in thc yearar i in Erie. Pa. and „ , OCMMU S4MOCCO'CO Wn»2ti 2 110 Sln^c 4 0' captured thcc S: 137,500 Oregon inth Toow cn an o><-0 i-j ttthU ,BI j “, ,Q 7_3U.A-40,77t AlAfier sparing in the ninth,1. V o s s San A n lo n io . IVmmtm CDI OCD 10S-1^ fUatsf 4 0 0 0 (Vi»2t> Joo g » !!!!& '; V. Open. OI>-Uta«aMl lOO-; th«the ball great and n 2B-1fcmjr«;(0) l«-C»W(171. TA«(4J”1*1 l*r»1D 4 0 1 0 (Wrrif 4 '.V.'0 2 » 1W2I- X CS-turttrlSt inroll) 5 -S w ain'o Siocklon, Cal:alif., defeated top- shulliul oul Williams. Thc 34-ycaear-old things are going my way on TV for » K ! ! ! ! S K ’ V,". to o p e n — a changc.-'’- ...... Tctwo " . --«Sfi»W • -1» I 0 Pn¥t JOI' i ; r ffi!® -. . L a . . s _ s V'’ 1 J i r- s««dcd Brian Voss V o f Boca Raton, left:ft ai 9-pin on the first ball to Cj w CTM 0 6 2 2 5 5% Snmi» joiocrtaosiooIOOO ' £-Drtan(«i CP-PrMwni3 pbb -:S IIHS’:* 4 013 Fla.. 224-217,', inil the title malch for thele door.i In the openinglg matches.r Norm ' J C ^ c • JOOO Sf*»i36 oot V iV k that Duke of Oklahomioma City defeated 0 2 3 7 J 3 1 1 S iiijSr“ 4*n'? S23.000 and his 10th carcercrown. “Brian -j; got a tough break, 1 0 ,],- Bob Benoit of TopiFopcka, Kan., 234- «>ni|Sf>S96,000 for third and curcn>M uhnesotA n 712 7 match o f thc ycyear. Pedersen earned misslissed thc pocket iwice. 1 ju!iusl gol Duke earned S6.0 ... iCkniS l>Tta»-4«ma.RiitjrFnl.RnkT-S« 1“*- le sirikes in thc right spots.” Benoit picked upp S5,000S5 for fourth, PukTUi 3 10 0 KrtkJiTb 4 00 0 ».PMar{f)»-m|12^S^4M^ aMX.-nwt.CmW a*xM> CDO 111II. «-2 S I 5.000 forr %w inning his ihird thc s so 50 7-215 *-».!» IW C0.-7 conseculive KirCing match. "i'i t spots -The tour moVcscs ( on to Riverside, SArur li 110 0 ll^rj IOOOJO 'CMM l' P-SinFiraiQi The two most important : CO*n» 4 114 PuOjRd 4 0 10j ° ., R|0Le-3 7 1 I fl1 0 7 COUXWfiO SMFtM : first round of - 4 0 2 0 VM«rt 3 0 0 0 i^SiSfSr^illS^( 4f ' ^ W illiam sis is the first player lo camamc in the lOlh. Needinglg two Calif, for thc fi CnMXi 4 0 10 li«T>rai 3 0 0 0 ' ° ^ Dman2» 5 2^0 Ctf«id 10 tlay at theSI25,000 l J!,'! 4 0 ISM 'SSJJK5-5u-»(27i. win back-to-bn•back titles since Del striltrikes and three pins. Willilliam s qualifying Tuc.sday I 0 1 BcMMrt 42 11 ViCUrtK. 4 0 iruck iwice and ilien left jusijsi a 9- Active West Open.en. kS » 16 1 0 0 0 3 0 10),° Unvr*>*.v.v sa ss'S s'r » » Ballard Jr. wonon did it in 1991. . siruc DSiOUu 411 0 Uants 3 0 0 0 K { S ??£ K ’-.Vfl ToM n 4 S 4 Tot* 2B 0.V. 3 S s s n ! ? "™“ 1 V iV l CsMM yiTM 0^ c ^ C B^ 5 f f l '" ' ’w V i'. Sr*, Howrcw atiakta I, I O OO 1 2J 2 0 00-0 * ,h t i m t n n n FraOxUcn I 0 0 amble E-f\Kli«(7) DP-CMkmal.UmoiUI e wins miixed scrai ,QQ5 SwFvxiKBYf}} Sing];le stroke 100-C«btu 5. 3 id-itU (3) g ; V, c , g 0 g KdmW.1-1 t 4 2 t SK iniEsJJ: I) 0 0 0“ JBwen ' J 0 ^alls Municipal Golf Courjrse on Lewis, Howard Allen,All Larry Rose, » 4 0 2 0 JiaSan 4 1 I “o “o { \ ThcTimc8-Ncvlews Fall Cnura JOOO OMI 40 OOOO '. ! SatiSaturday. Mike Peterson and Cheri Webster. frt^W5S 9 1 0 0 0 7' dS«P 80 0 0 Bitanlb 3SS!! 0 1 ^ 5 . ’"'. , , Cajxnn I'Olj iwmi» IOOO io ( T«« a 9 15 S TM y FALLS -■ B ill The Tl top group recorded a 54.7 5 to Fourth wiih 57.33 w were Wes Startin, ^ eir*»LW I 4 4 4 5 > S » S»r«c. 2 0 I t owne 4 0 F«r«» TW IN Fi , ’ Utxr • o t t o PtctUB fl 1 C 0 r n u SMM.UaiU9«.11*d.Wr«n" Moorehead, DaDave Henderson, Don dlefeat e f Paul Tanasvich, DDuane Biyan Powlus, BeBetty Clark. Gary ’1 0 “fl ®0 'fl ’0 jViV to?So« W ”1fl OCft-lI T-247.A-30,ra. ‘ 0 BVi>rap . to 0 fl l4Ri*2> 10 1 Murphy, Garary Rcnc and Mary D’lD 'Louhy, Doug Cuya, DcD e a n n e Mill and D e b b ie: PoiPackard. Israel combin'lined lo win thc nrst Leh-chauarrin and Mary Israel bby one Today's secondjnd round features Hi^BHI-duy-8-pla^'rTirGary‘s-Wcst!aiid~slfom w .------^------an“8“a :m r sh o tgBUtrstnrt-with-new u iT ------r #raiam e»71-7]-2ll-211 JkHHiMM e?-7S-7»-I!78-220 SMMHirr«n 67-(67-87-114 Motors Mixeded Scramble al Twin In Ii third at 57.1 were Larry I leams. : • H artford O pen ) n-7)-7S-£7S-22* tnrr i n 724 M (c o i 67.»|.?i-2lJ-211 CWiCJeW 74-n-TB-Z70-Z21 UtMUcC*crs( >14 sr'i'X 'st^sasT ' t e O w , 7I-W74-2I4-214 OtnanutY 71-7i-7S-i:7S-B1 DmhAntnKOicm »4 0(an (1 ^ cn t« pa-70 WmjjtnU 74W72-211-215 C;trfrtMC 72-74.7S-2:79-221 ShWTirw 71-1 ta*n»i»t P\«)W» O* » »<■ Hffirdi 7S-222 UMUrti*aw 714 3gden OME^ C 72-7l-n-21)-215 C^PI^ 71-74-7S—Z n Falls baattles to titie with O Ccr*TPr« 67-«S.71-20J II Twin 80-222 K*#-,0u»S*7CO 7W7M»-m DaiPK*r 7i>7M«-na 71-72-72-21)-21) CMtoUooO, 7$47.eO.Z 71-n-72-3is-311 GttnCtwl 7t-7S-r7-Z77-221 Jm CvUm N-: Falls Coach Logan;an Easley,I HdiPtu e7.m»>3a fflWood >l-72.7}-21i.215 HnbHm^ nWi-Z79-221 >jtfrCkU»w »;(tTflliM The Times-Ncwews touroumamcnt Saturday. .K«r»i,P«r, 6M9-70-207 Dr«]OMl .* • 70-72-7J-2U-2U IWiRjtt 71-»-7S*279-224 iJUWDroMr 71471-0-140 MikeM Hodge ihrew a coirunplele Jeff Gibson willwi start for the IbtpatUitti* 6S-71-71-M» UUIUat V »«»-7r-]lS..J15 OMOtM^ • 77-7>7«-Z74-224 Srwn9H«ur 61-: Stmlsnrj Sr-U-72- 20) -21! Mvtetac 74-224 AmUMPa »-: »amc for thc Cowboys, slrikit S M L M ^ U-7Ck77-21S li-Ti-tt-Z !m=;io LETHBRIDi[DGE, Albcria - The gam bcbtTM n-n-n-z79-224 CaClJimKnFortn m nings. against Orange Couibounty, Calif. UWOwraer eM»7}-n7 UKmitr 7*-74-2e-2;78-224 -lilAiSfanarOn*- 7247j<8_i4i Twin Falls C’owboysom played Ogden, 1212 withv one woik in seven hinii DvFcnmai CMJ-72-207 K» SM 74-10-70-2:70-224 Cn»^HI 724 “He had a greal outing. WWe just Ogden 2C200 0300 — 5 7 6 UUScrmgM 6»a5-7J-:«7 78-22J Mm»R»Trtcftm 7I-: Ulah, to a 5-55-5 tic in thc sccond “1 UatC^jdCMora 67-7l<7D-?n |A2>)-San s ! s s : 78-229 Di«M hrtn 87-87-74-141 (UtT/Wrt »«-72-2W , nsbritovw 7l-7^7^.^79-229 Urr8atiZ»Riwinin 77- (JtvarM« ;i-U.73-2n _ _ ;cc«M 72-r>7S-279-228 0«tiT»iim«l 72- 7J-7C^»-210 Rolfrhvfvn U-)1-70-2ffi 79-22* AfffihJgtwr, 7J- laniy^ 11.714S-210 JaCetH 67-72-7&^•I £T-"^ KK7»-228 J«T7ii¥^ 71-11 Woo()d River splitss 4 gaames in 2I days< OntTixtv 70-774»-:i9 ftOurla < e«-;4-70-21(I jrKjh^ 4 k 77«7t)-2l1 77-228 SaMM 71-71-71-1C DAun «.n-70-10 ill 2SS* gs!!:l77-228 Pa«ilS»*> 71- iddcd two for Wood River. 5 lie. Burrell hadaid a two-run homer in RmUMM U.70-72- 10 ' * ri«-ii-2iiJ cwioo n n n7»-228 -x l>lanMWi StlS 72- ThcTimca-Nmlew s add FArMOT 7»«.74-210 . Rvafir- H-72-II-2I1l;,, LmlmS nV'V-Z In11 the sccond game. Lloyayd had thc third for Woodlod 1River. W7,,t» 7WM7- 11 J k B w i , ' 7D-70-71-2I] Bcew« 72-n-78-278-277 KilalVi^ 72- PH Ikrgmfl 72*71aoa S:I1:1S 72- SHOSHONE>iE-Wood River split a two;wo hits.and three runs baileeled in 10 . A walk. 0 iripleiple-by Lloyd and q IVidlVral 7(|.r2«»- II -MCMwv* P " 7J-7MB-JI4^5- - a s : ^ ssi‘iT7-2n---- D»fclBaJ«ai...... 72- jack his winning effort o jaiijnwy 744M»- U UnGt^- 70-7MWI4 78-228 NmCTlWM 71-”'f 2-iu Piiir o f Amcritirican Legion boscball bac on Ihe sip.i. hy Hoss S Schchmidt gave Wood CttgKryi 72-e7-7T- 11 jnCM ; ^ 7>7SC-2ll Lm TivM ;<-7t-7»-2: I j t JlM PM Cm 84-I4.T0-Z70-228 Lali^VnUb 71- Marsh Valley, dropping moi(Tiound. Jason Jo'scphy chippcped in a River enough to win the sccond MKnU«1 7147-71-211 eMMwT' 71-71-71-21] 79-221 AMttomn 7frTfrT^Iiu games wilh Ma ton«VMlic(« 7D'7l-74-2l] FcaAM 7MO-7S-Z LjnaTn-2ie T»_229 RcaaJm 71 At Kctchum Friday, Poc ______^ 7J7U»-JH CM(»Ri>»9« 72-7t-71-2iei Z S S ^ 5!J2:380-DO AwrF"^-» 71- here Salurday./. ^ K atello bccause of darknessness, W CW « ^ n.m-70-212 72-70-7*-IH 82-211 S«|MrMFmg . 72-72-n-i44 Seven crroirors by Wood River defJefcatcd Wood River 13-5 I JcrtiRoM («7.?1-J12 M U r^ et-nTMIIj ar. 5SS3Tt_jj1 M tS n 71- Joscphy got thcrte wwin. *firCa* 7M8.71-1: iC«Sk)(M» »77-7l-2ll T t- a JarnUttck 71->1-71-144 handed Marsh■sh Valley its victory, losilosing 4-3. Oudniurt 7l.n|.71-J12 m v o v ). 74.n-70-ii(I S ST8-2B t I lal6«ft«l 71- Pocolcllo scored eighl timeses in thc Wood River playspla; at Buhl today OoigW 11.70-71- 12 MMry 7>74-7»-2ll 7J-B2 AJtaoinfn»r 71- Brian Burrell:11 and Eli Lloyd had P PAxt&rtI »7J-n- 12 ri-75-71-211 •0-3M TVnBjffW Tt ch. Anthony Anderson top top oflhe eighth inning to breircak a 5- and home againstst WendellV Mondoy. ilnSxM (7.7V72-2I2 itifiMKiM ri-n-71-iii n —2B OXtMnKCBn 70- tVOGtM Ca-77.73-12 tauMV* r 7e-77-7»-2iiiii ^ T * -a UamHtOirm 7J.7J-70-145 ___ _ _ njt4iic>« tS-TI'?*- 12 S |> « |M il 72-7|.7e-ltl 1 , 1 8 -5 Duilftrw. 71-71-71-00J ShopRtteCIafsklc a s x . s||i . Buhl romps )ver WendieU,ll-l,: ucamoi Tc^n.ro-21) Ha>«»a4».;* 74-7J-74-E0 7 ^7J-I49 _ Ftrtlgam* JrfV«»to<9 71-71-71- 11 ' ** 77-78-72-120 PwlS^ 5ilw!r^ 7 in five innings. j*rKiM 70.7j.;i-jij ttn-n-m J Sllu The Times-Newlews . in f OMPMOa 7V70-TJ-213 famfrAM* »n-74-ao ISvoiilSJl I TThompson drove in twoi r ru n s in wtoon o o ic o -t4 4 WrUf|M rinK7}-4ii c»*w tyt , ?4-n-7«-m^ wl»-* II Bl ’ . BUHL - Jeff Jc Thompson* and his his three trips to thc plate in t ?£i-.'««.“S i" iiL Jamie Allen hadhat two hits cach in thc inning. inn Allen had a bases> lo 1 a d e d F*«n*a((.L—Tnomu.I- to help Buhl score 17 iriple trip during the rally. In allIII. B u h r , ___ _ . «wg»eTDW2*g;wMLftiPMnaM third inning to lucoiTMaN times to winn 18-5 in thc sccond, made mai nine hits, four Wendell:11 errors 577 . I Wendell in American and and four walks count for the 17 I' runs m i o i - s t ; nMMtilW- >Mon»(w^ againsl \ IMU 01117)0.-1«-l«12fl tm: • TLr"u^I ^ „ Buhl upped its rccord to3 1 ^ -0 -^ RMUAanJDoWMrStrKMa1W*W •«> VlWt-W - 8trteW«f- PetlM d nt Pidk Com L«9I* Rt*.M ____ Legion baseball jall Saiurday. ^ NCW TOnt YWtm-MMM UM Q*gD. gWKlPWWilBmtl— *»« » won the first game 11-1 overall ove and 7-2-J in league plo)lay. i-nMhjk. n ' piMIMM ■ Buhl also wo ■s h ■ Sunday. Junono 27, 1993 Timos-Nowii. Twinrwin Falls. Idaho D-2 Ex-CSSI playejr quietss Philliej After allowing a first-innining f f ‘ -PITTSBURGH (AfAP) — The — ' Af first piiclicr lo throwM a complete N a ti Oo n l a l L e a g u e homiome run to Sean Berry. Holough game this season agagainst the ______^_____ (3-8]1-8 ) nursed a 2 -1 iead into;o the Philadelphia Phillies,;s, baseball’s incaviglia hadhai on RBI single wilh sixthxlh when the Expos scorcd ll•liree 31 hit. a • V m best team, was ... Stev;tevc Cooke? two ouls inI theth ninlh. ms, Moiscs Alou had an RBI That's no mistake — the way ‘'That was.’as the besl curveball len Hough allowed two walk■Iks to Cooke is pitching, he’se’s capabic o f I've ever hud;ud," Cooke .said. forearcc in a run before an IRBI beating any team at anymy time. Cooke las has given up three runs ificld hit by Frank Bolick Cooke frustrated thehe productive or less in 13 13 ofhis 15 big-league relic’Hievcr Rich Rodriguez.^ middle part o f the PhilPhiladelphia’s sums and hasha? worked into al leasi Winner Keni Botlenlleld (1(2-4) '• I offense and also singlciglcd in a run. the sixth inning in in his last 14 ;tllcd down afk*r a rough sistart. leading the rookie-fiilfilled Piraics smrts, He lowered lo his ERA to a llowing seven hiis and iwo1 iruns V I.; past the division-leadiiiding Phillies season-low/3.35. 3 ‘"fl'-1 his first 3 1-3 innings...... 4--2 Sanirday-night,--“ •‘ ------r ...... Cooker-pitchcd-1 extremely • - - « ! _ ^ Thc lefl-handcd Coo:ooke. who is w ell,” Philhillies manager Jim Iraves 6, AsTros 5 55 X. developing inio one of baseball's Fregosi laid. sai ‘Mic kept us o ff ATLANTA — A pairir o f ; - J 5 - 3 - best young siarters,, threwth a six- balance wit:vith his curveball. He efiected infield hits with two0 'ouls v-;-' -- hitter for his fourih win in his lasl was very’ tough t on thc Icfl- inth1 tlie ninlh inning — the secoi;ond a . 1-^38 five decisions andJ hish second handers, iCrukKn and Daulton. We deciecisive RBI single by pinlineh- complete game in thee mmajors, gave themm a couplc o f runs hiitcitter Damon Berryhill — g •4S ^ -«T "To pitch a complelileie game in defensively,y, but the credit goes to Atlaiktl.inta the viclory. ihis league is tough,;h. especially Cooke.” BlBerryhill’s hit in the hole on the against a lineup liko: thai,"tin Pirates rightight side weni off firsl basciseman 'I:.-'.'-- 'Ji- manager Jim Lcyh:yland said. Rockies5, 5, Giants. 1 jeffeff Bagwell's glove to sec imimgiiggilll “There's a lot of pitchi iANCISCO - Freddie bas"aseman Craig Biggio. But been in baseball a lonn iirow home from short rightt I hiivcn'l learned howw ito do .ha., :s had four hits and k-as too late to get pinch-rui Bh BBSB h PI Tliat’s why closers areitc ;as valuable Amando ReynosoRc scattered seven hits Saiururday, leading lhe Jill Pecoia. as ihey are.’” The winning rally began wwhen AP photo Carlos Garcia, anot.loll.cr or ll.c Colon.dc Rockies Ro 10 a 5-1 viclory Tl an Francisco Gianis. hortstop Andujar Ced Pirjites’ league-high eigdglitr6okics,-»™ ;"''San )und"er D etroit’s Milt: CuylerC clliM n M ^ n} bibut c a n n o i^ tv ttie bsliStI hit by the Boston Rodtod Sox’s Bob ckies. outscorcd 24-4 in ouldn'i come up wiih a groui hit a lie-breaking liomcr hoi in .l,c . Tl|? R“ l<' ly Greg Olson lhal denecleded off Zupclc, w ho e rn d e d u p IBI doubt* Th'h* Red Sox won 13-4 afteafter rallying sixth off Cun Seliilllining as Clio '■'•S' wwo t games of thc four- ^y ^ tfs, bounced back with a ‘hehe foot I of Houston reliever DougC from a 4-1 dofI«jf lc lt. 'V Phillies losi for iher ISI9lh lime in f ™ ick and staked Reynoso Jon*:ones (3-6). Pecota ran for 0Olson - their last 23 games in Pitlsborgl,: a 5-0 lead after four nd reached second on a singl Garcia hnd jusi ihree= hilliis in 36 al- (5-3) to a . Mar■lark Lcmke. bals before hitting hisIs tlIhird homer. '""'"SS. “ Bost(ton knoc]cks Detnoit out oj3f 1st Cooke struck out a ^ »adfcs 2, Reds 0 Ilings and losl for only 10 — seven in lhe Cardinals,Is 4 , M ets 2 P “ (‘>-5) won for ihc sixlii liilime in and the Texas Kangcr^Igers gol the go-ahead vcn stans wiih his iccond shutiutout of nm on a hascs-loailoaded walk in thc 12 Ties. Brocail (2-3) gave up fourjr hils losing streak to0 five, I rallied from a Cooke said. “The key;ey to me was last game: lurday nighl to snap a n eight innings to. win for thele firsl 4-1 deficit by sco:icoring two mns in lhe 193 and cightl^^btf cs/eer. HeC Xnick1 seventh inning Saliird; getting everything ovcover. They’'vc Tewksbubury ( 8 -fi) siruck oul ll seven and \*»l^;nenc. si\-ganic losing slreaksir wilh a 10-7 ime sincc his season debu>ut on fourth, three inn llthe fifth, one in the ----- — b o cn -lhe-lalk-of—ba-bascball-alL,h^,„j_„„walked none. Lee Smidi^. Vj^; viclory over ihc OaklaiiiklandA’s, iinc“}r'Hc'Struck owl fourir and - sixth nnd six in th season, so to strikec oc m 0 and go, , I,,, lasiast three outs for his 1 thc seventh...... ------j / Goh/.ale/.'iiYrd'UMlUMii'Roclrlgiicr had— ----- valkcd none before Harriss tookl _ , ..Viilcntiajlfav- idiflns^ |^ ^ 4' ------pitch-a complclc-gnmjnmc. that s a major league•ue-leaUing 27th save. avn-in-his-m nx^jlh_‘"“* t)iic-ooi sin^U’*i-in-ilic-lhe sevenUi,-and-aller------big ihrill for mc. Thenhere s a lot ot ^ iver in die ninlh to cam his^ *.2 ih three run-scororing singlcB''and cLCLIiVLI.AND - Albert UclleIle hii ;i a fiehlcr’s choice. .A.A's reliever S lorm . all-stars on that team." Dwighi GGooden (7-7) allowed save;ave. Vaughn hit an RBI RI single and three- iwo-r,(i-riia iriplc to snap aci eighihI iinning llavis (2-6) walkedII DeanDc I’almer on four A form er Louisi:isiana Slale (hrcc runs .on five hils. in eight It it was the longest slint oi run homer, his nitninlh ofthe season. lie; anclan lifl Clevclanil paM Kiinsasas Cily, pilches. Davis then;n isissued a foiir-piieh basketball recruit andnil College o r inmnes- ;eason for Brocail. who lastcited no • Ihcc liidiiins’Ih fiflh win in six panics.■s. 'walk 10 Dong Sinmgcnge 1Ul snap n 5-5 lic­ it David HuIsc added Southern Idaho pitch■tcher, Cooke _ , ^ mornore than 6 1-3 innings in B lue Ja y s 3, BlB rew ers 2 HeHelle’s hit against Hill SaiiiMiipL-n Bi , Marlins 2 previrevioiis five sians. , iwci-riin siiielcs tolo ,cap lhe five-run was particularly cffcclfcciive against Expos 4, \ MILWAUKEE•E — Joc Concr’s 17ih ;ipped just inside the firsl-basc I th« middle ofthe Philliiiillies'order as M IAM1 I-— Charlie Hough losi Jose Jc Rijo (6-3') took thee loss |u„„cr in ihc (op ' :ore Wayne Kirhy and Carlos llaL-rpi. "iill'i'i'i. >p of thc ninth was the akiny a loser of I-rank Dil’iiio (I - John Kruk, DarrenI Daulton D and control off hhis knuckleball in the desflespite holding the Padres toa threet gjinic-winncr forr TToronio. which niovcil W hile Sox 7, MaM ariners 4 Pete Incaviglia werere an combined sixth inninling and thc game us hilslils and iio earned nins over• siseven a game uliciid of.tif the Tigers in ihe AL ^ . U)riolcs m 12, Yankees'lO ClIK 'A C iO Hilisl-!ilis Burks hit « grand l-fo r -12 with sixX strikeouts.s Montreal ralrallied to beat Florida. inninnings. East. . . . slam , and Jack NJcDiJcDiKvell bceanie lhe -2 pilcli from Cal lildred Curler hit :i 1-2 | HAI.TIMORI-; Chris Hoiks%milwo h 12-garnc winner■ier iin lhe majors as ihc cft-fielcl fence an inning |n,mc (9-K) over the left- utie runs and l);iviU Segiii licil a;ie;irccr ■ \vi,in.. Sox beal lhe Seallle _____ after Turner Wanard’s iwo-nin slioi liad igh with four Ktils as lialliim o rc 7.4 .Saiiirdayrday nighl, Young _ tied the game at 2-‘. cxicn 2-2. ilcndcd ils home winninv; sircak ilclay tif I hour. 44 (:;iiiiL-lines anil ciulcil Hob Wickman’s’Vilreim 1 Aficr a rain dela - Coniinued from D1I nine games:stotheN t L Wesi. readead: "If I had any luek. il'd1 aall be ^ ^ . niinules in ihe holloolloni of lhe sevcnlh Mels Angels 4, Twirvins 0 of;it'a ppcrfcci season, road. He hns lo lose duringdur the day He has lo;losl twice in the Pacific bad)ad." Me was righl. The ^ inning. Chicago hrobroke a 4-4 tie .in a Wickman (8-1) allowed sevenI nnms 011 single by Robin Vcniiicniiira. and after dark. He hu.sus lol lose early lim e/.one,e. oncc in the Central matnade four errors, and he jost loj to MINNHAPOLl)LIS - Chili Davis’s Wi and late. And Anthony>ny Young has >ime zonec iand 2 0 limes in lhe ihhe e: Expos. 6-3. Afier the gahiihie. he done all thai. Eastern timeme 7one (where he is I - asktisked people, almost pleadir He has lost to ninvline dirrercnl 25 lireliine).e). He has lost 20 games “Yo‘You saw mc. Am I THAT ba leams. He has losl II 11 games as a m 'he Unilelited States. He has lost Well, W no, actually. Across> town, starter and 12 as a reliciliever.'Helias Ihree limes:s ini Canada. He is nol in he the Yankees have a pitcher n;inamed lost 13 games at homeime and 10 on favor 9 f expansioncj lo Mexico Bob3ob Wickman who does nolloihing the road, He has loslosi 18 nighl Cily. but)ut win. Wickman's career rerecord ^ S p iOPtS ' games and five day jjai;games. He has *Thc luek:ck: The last time Young goir^oing inlo the weekend wass 14-1. ~ e NL East and pilchcd. he he wore a T-shirl lhal 1 Hislis career ERA was 3.90. lost 14 games to the N in Caldv\well W oman eienters mal(learena of dragracin( ng lathletejJS excel i] 'ELL - Brent Lee paced fivelive Burley-area Ilelolallelied0:55. ::I ‘>aiul 1:5S for■I-5:15. 5: nei Borden is a pleasant Phillips. Ph CALDWEI. By Jeff Hosldsson racing. Nanc ) 1/2 Ironinan Wayne B Blaiier overcame mild heateat exhaiislion to "I rented a basement ap;iparlment alhleles eon;onipeiing in lhe Idaho 1 Times-News writer changc. linish in 0:4):4S.2:45. lur a (y.\? lolal, loia! Borden, wlio wl is one of only five from fro Scott, and one day hihe asked triathlon, the 1.2-mile swim in 31n 1minuies. 30 | ^------DURLEY — In tlithc m ale- fem ale dra{rag boat racers in the me mc oul lo thc races." shee : said. "I Lee did th seconds, thehe 44-mile bicycle race: in 1 hour. 59 Editor’ir’s note: The Times-Newsws encourages dominated world ofr p ll. 2 :2 5 in th e h ik in g a n d 2:15 : 15 on lhe run to F;iHs. 83333()3-O.MS) or FAXcd (734-5;4-5538), Continued from D1 also drivess a dragster in her spare even ev become one of the_■ iones 10 S '"'"' ^ beal.be; loial 5:23, Mj a: sin o w as 0 :4 K .2 :4 2 a n d12:35 2:. for 6:05. i„.n,s s ; should include tlrst and lasilast names and 3ry. coaslcd to an ea.sy victory. “ In the beginning it wa:.'as really :n 'of Heyburn went 0:47.. 2: 2:29. 2:30 tor i„„„eiowiwns Itir all people meniiontioned. the dale came in the ‘‘The diff*.fference in thc two are The only casually cai hard,” she .said. “ But now/ lhati I've 5:46. and plac<,ice of lhe event and wluitevinever scores or ; when -John like night and ar day." Borden said. Grand Nalional race w proven myself I have a Ulot more She alongng with Stone and Lee. ipiajualitled Ibr the plates wikvon lo r lh e p a rtic ip a n is. PleaPlease include a ing break on ‘‘In th c drarag boal you sit wide Brinion had the steering respect.’’ Canadian Irorronman in Augusi. name ammd number where editorss canc; gel more his boat and wound up in theI trees. open, whilele iin the dragster you can David War/ard of Burley had a Ilal tireirea third ofthe inlbniiati,Ilion ifneeded. to power , Today's action will heie I-highlighted b arely mo>love your head cighl Borden1 has been able tc ic bike race but slill cui 20) mminuies oil his Photogiigraplis are welcome. by a run nt 200 mph by Wright as inches. lt’>t’s a tolally different her he alcohol-fuled drag I limeoriasty.I year. well ns final in all circle:le . Satjala 622 The Bulls just have lo10 fourcus on stupid, lei’s r barely four-ccpiible. 6 7 4C2 of this.) ba Tnbuita Forms jy Kevin Jones, SaSabala .617 lhe task ahead. The Bulls and the Celticses will he : 5 6 «5 What would the joyy o of winning Signal thche Bulls when it’s time to If - 5 9 357 the only NBA teams to cvi;ver do it. wanoMiik i ® Hornorunloadeidets —Greg BosiocV. Sabala 10. Loganian£as!cy, £; PapaK 10, i four in a row be like?.Mt It would, o f start. Use as.i scma-four. thi 8 333 6 HwardLusk.il. Ist Sec. 7, KebbRotWfls, AAP6. Bryan,an Walsuola.W BSJ 5 ;nme four- Biilsy£lla 3 10 231 7^ I coursc, be a four fiush. What will/ill the results of every They Tl will belong lo the snr oriiy. And thc banner proclrK laim ingihc game be calhailed? Four score. or . _ Balling leaders ibt about il. It's four- Pioneer Loaguo|uo nexl championship? A foifour-poster, No dOubt Four plex. Four heaiad. Four TerryKcsUo.Loogvxwviow .709 Tearji W L Pet GB Thc commotion after:r tlthe winning ordained.. 1 They ju st have to be runners. ni Rocky £llor,Holsyilsy .676 All-Rig tinra:nn 9 2 016810 umult, built to fource-a-bullull. ,, Dennis Halloy, CooreCoo 654 KcnVGrnd Rndlnd 9 2 81B018 the sccond lillc wns a lum Let's call a four-aloriurum on all Richiosoko.HoisyIcKsy 636 « deafening at..... And.kecp,cp_thcir_cncrgy., .Be, four- Banner 9 J .692 1 - a thrcc-mult und will bo d p u n s.-' ...... ------— Nick Baumort, SalSal Tech ,623 - • • ...... • TCBYWcd. Shji;hj» - • • a- - - • 4 • • • ■ 667 • • W • ocious. Can'lin't let rigor fourtis set in. P :oora .M a four-mull. Except, of course, afttfter Ihrce S S 'dS ? West End Merc■rc 8 4 .667.667 K Thc Bulls will roarr li like a four- The studyjy of the Bulls'attempt to d ,596 eull/IGAn;5>; ------HoOtnd, Longviw10, Kurt Hoieomti. S rtlk h 8, Krt;Sialer,Holsy8. Slal s 3 7 ,30C.300 5:' Upset _ SmUid^Aasonion 2 10 .167.167 Tli •' ■ CfwiMc'Traiifolr 1 . 1 .183.183 a ' Continued from D1 was up iho;lose two breaks, he hnd fafast.” said Fernandez, wht lolost that badly sincc 1990. C of position as he ran forwjrward.The6- sr^TTr L GB goes"inlo the round’o f 16 "Ja“ Jackson is unsccded bul heiKf v i c t o t y ...... PaeaKMy’i ------«,UFF .594- 6 Martin lunged with a1 rorchandfo and Manin goi - c against fellow American wns w. nol that surprising, coronsidering awtok s ' FrwWhOef,A-,A-R .590 thc ball caromed offrr thc frame ""'."“ J “ 9 750 icaton, a 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 4-6, she sl: reached the Wimbled^‘“’-'■ inal ■ OaveCanlaCrChar 583 behind Ivaniscvic across■OSS Ihc coun, P ^ id Whca 3. .667 3•*,, , P,nilWillis,We:Vestem .568 cr over No. 12 Michncl ththree years ago. ever so slowly, iind fell;I1 iin by aboul , , BarthisaJamosas 7 A 636 Austin Board.I. Ken’sK .585 I a dramatic 4-hour, 22- The No. 2 seeds in boll>lh draws. TVDodof 7 . 6. .538 4 »,UFF .581 • six inchcs. Chang in a V.^ •• Gcr»«Waiiace,i , , minulc marairathcn. MMartina Navratilova andnd Stefan CfMliv#Aixfjnlnl • • : ; . - s 5 500^ AlexBrilo.A-R-R ,564 6 6 .500 That’s when Martinin bent1 back ,.|,j ly other , upscl Snturday-hil__Fdberp.Hi advanced in strai]aight sets. Todd Embenso.Isoo, Hol .564 pumped boih arms repccpcalcdly and ,,,5 No. 3 Jim Courier had a 1 . 6 .600 « , s ►.(ark Dubois, T.TC8Y .562 :n’s No. 5 seed, Mary Joe N a tougher RoniCuj.Meal,01 5 8 .M g Oarrc!lCoalea,ea.UFF .559 bellowed above thc crow(owd s roar. Fcniandcz, who1 lost to her doubles time ti: before overcomingg inspired Caira/Soopar 5 0 3fl5 tl. 3 B 273 “It was thc only shotIt hihe had and it partner, Zini:ina Garrison-Jnckson, 6 -0 , plplay by Jason Sioltcnlmbcrg o f OGS/SlatOual. I H(/tierunlcad(adofs - Ben Sackon. A-R 4, Oon Slattery,tery, S&SJ 2, Bobby Eckort. 11-9), 3-6. , Walkjf's Carpetet 3 10 . 21' “ w5slEnd2,JeJess Bnicn, Banner 2. Todd Embcrlson,)n,Hotsy1. Ho wns made in desperation,'on," Gullikson 6-1. 'i .. AAu.simiia to win 6-4. 7-6 (I I said. "He just fluked it iin. Oncc he “Thc gan;amcs wc|e going by so ■ 66-4.- ______i______D“l Timu5-Newr., Twin f^aii June 2 7'. .1‘1993 Senio)rs stuimbie iiinto PliayersIlead F]HamlinI has 3-slshot Dl-AkHORN, Mich.t. (/(A P)-~Jim CollHTt aiul koL'ky 'riu'ii both >iimiblcd hiiilly on ilic hole aiul were licil Inr Ihc lc; 7-un- Icushion1 in ClasiSsic ilcr-jKir 204 alicr three rounds of (AP) Missie McGcorge.go. Amy Benz •• thc Sciiitir PlaycrN Cha'hampionship SOMERS POINT. N.J. (, ■ years and Danielle Ammuccluccapane were Salunlay, — A batlle wilh cancer two y ago laiight Sheiloy Hamliii nnc ^lu)l ahahead of Bob f the -I irying too gelgi as big a SliShopKite LPGA Classic with v jjjyj us I t-ouTd bcc Cluirlcs. wlu) ;i Im ' shhot o t 70 at the bccause' who cocohsectitive’bogoys. she did v . - r4^C of M ichiiian. a 6.K76-yard() 1 what knows how I'm going)ing to stan oul Jack Nicklaus-desiynedned in has lx;ci)me second nature forI’/1'?.’’;.- lomoi:row.''-said-Han:ilamlin.a.iwo. — ------She kept on pluggiiig." iiiL' s h a d o w »)l' I 'o r d ^M olor Co. timo winner on the1C LPGA L to u r The approach paid off as H v\t>rld lie ad iiu artc r^ . I'onl\>rd is sponsor H | G B n b Ham- w|,o i,f,^ iiover ledJ a tournatnent lin shot a second slraight 4-un i>t Ihc event, one of thehc Senior ma- under- heading inlo tho final fina round. "I jo rs. par 67 and built a 3-shoiI lead1 wanted lo lead by 12 if I could. I Kay I-loyil. Isan AolAoki and 62- over Beth Daniel heading^ don't know if I trustst mmyself." Sunday's final round of vear-uhl Jim l-‘errce w al basis for con- . S4$450.(KH) ovont at the wiiid-sv’.J,.!!; There is some bas cern. Hamlin, whoho sharod tho 211. i-errec shot 70, !Floyd and Create Bay Country Club. cacit 71. <.nu,.n firsi-round lead wilh wil Brandie “Since the cancer I havo gi ding champion Colhert. wjiutcr of ihe Royal less nervous." Ifamlin said s defondinj Carihbcan Classic in February Ix- and /ou’re Anne-Marie I’alli,, camecai into the “When you are nervous yo lg posted only lanketi ses’cnih on ihis ih week's woniod you’re nol going to nt’Lv lournament having r nioney lisi. slaricd the a s in 41 rounds as well. I've fiuind thai worr)rrvinu nv doubled that tlireo-\vay lie for the with Ll So I ‘ is not very Ixineficial to you. tause of some i'hoiupsoii and Jim Alb 5-uii- just go slug it. chase it and liodi the great pulling. del l.V). iK-st I can." Hvil Colheii .uul Thot a lso Hamlin's best turned out1 tot' Ik* After a bad drive dri and a had the advanlaiie of li; com- very good. "flopped shot" onn herlu first two pleled the sccoiu! round rain Hor 8-undor-par 134 forir two holes dropped heror lol 2-undcr. inlerruplctl play Fridii rounds liod iho louniament recordre Hamlin rallied forr sixsi) birdies on I’olfers who didn't fini^ like Al- set in l‘)«8 by Daniel, and itgavoi t ; her final 16 holes to gaini conlrol. bus, hail (I) show up for a 6:30 a,ni. A W fher ' a lot of breathing roomI head- h Shc also mado a 25-f<:5-ftor to savo start Salunlay. , , Jim Colber3ert blasts a shot out of a bbunker Saturday at thee Senior Players Champiiplonshlp in Dear- ining into the final round. paron the 17th hole.■lo. Colbert birdied Ihe10 secondm and . ... . h Rocky Thompson. founh to gel lo 7-uiute...Icr, I I,cn hc born, Michch. C olbert finished th e da]day tied for the lead with eauled the pat-5 seventhml. lo pi) lo diedie. bul left his socond shoitot in the Nicklaus wasas 5-under when sec- Hall-of-Fc’amer keepsIS her uiuler. But he boj^tcyeil-■ll tthe ninth lo ycl Ihc lilfinish was anvlhing but gregreenside rough. His chip) stoppeds ond-round playty was halted Friday., turn in A bogey att ththe 1 Ith. foi- ablaboul six feet from thc ppin and Ho was playingng the lOth when the , lowed by a birdie al1 thIhc I2lh Icll 'collKil. , illin a nuive reminicsent of Th'riioinpson missed the putttt for bo- honi sounded;: HutH after the resiarl (attention foocused on futurefi CollK-rt at S-utuler. J.f. Snciurid's .self-destructing tcc ge;gey. Salurday. Nicklaklaus canled two dou- Thoni]isiUi, the long-ht-hlllllie ll,;iy- 'iTli Sun- ble-bogey.s. ononc bogey and two NEW YORK (A P )-S h hhh. l bo a problom. ie iiiial round last year. /Albus. winner of the CiT nbcr of Golf for or of 'riico. Te.xas, lunrumcil ill 7-iin- , bogeycd birdies. His rououiul of 75 liropped Keep il down, willya'.’ Patty P Sheehan, a membei tee shot into a ni.irsh on coicoast Chissic in February, b ino's panel of iler. Two bogeys andill tiwo hirilics ,„„i lor a 73. him to 142, threeree shots off thc pacc. SISheehan is putting. Women Magazine' ul hail to take a dro|). I le the I4ih afler the restari li: i.Q n.a.roll.iast______later, he was still one: siisiroke liclliiiil wilh Col- His third-routi)und 78 put Nicklaus The ncvj^csi ,niembcr..ot'ot'_ihc__playing.cditurs..is-Qn vo nioie.shots lo get on HeI le played the third round wi the first woman ______C J i[l V rt,______I>crt'‘aTKrThonips'’dh7"biit s”tiTiggIeir sti at‘4-ov‘er 220,0, tied wilh Arnold LPGA Ll llall of Fame, bendsIs over year, she became the — ------thrgrcennh■'then' tWo-1)Utleil for'dou-' I>ei J.S. and British to a 77. Tbat dn>pped himn hack to Palmer. Billy' CasperC and several litthe ball and eyes the tarargei. lo win both ihe U.S. Colbert and Thoniiim p son both blc-bogey.' to Ot^ens in_the_sameime season. I n _ ■ !hr iuul- headeil 'riiompsiui>011 ilrove down-thv^iiid—■ paipar 216 for ihe luurnameni.i . -----_uiher.s.. ------______; - StSteady... slcitOy_,u_____ —birxiteil-the-piir-fv l-7llir “My puiting has gotten belter b March, sho reacheded thell mandato- Ihrough the years." Sheehann said, ry 30 wins, includingling IWO majors, "You've got fo have the nbililility to for clcclion to thee HallH: of Famc.- Pavin rremains son top I - — / " y ^ rerelax on a putting stmke. Yoi'ou gol and kept right ont going,go coming .■* ^ \ in your own way a lot. ovenlnhink- from behind lo win tho LPGA ing. overanaly/ing the shot." championship lwo0 weekswi ago for M V Not Ihis timo. Not on thisis pull. No. 31. her fourtlill majorm; champi- despitee mental1 errors [ , J t i S , Slieehan SI was cool. No presessure. onship. This week.ek. she. defends No problem. Just swing the10 club her tille in the Jamiemie Farr Toledo CkOMWI-1,1., Comonn. (AP) — lout putt. • und hil tho hole. Nothing to> ilit. Classic. Corey Pavin uiaile soiueme thiril-rouiul Hut Pavin^‘in tbree-piitteil from 45 I "All il is. is rolling ihe: Vball." Thc LPGA HallII ofol Fame is an menial errors for a secisecond straight feet on thc; 421-yard,4 par-4 Mth and I she said, matler-of-factly. "Si'Some- exclusive club, ihe10 onlyoi one with week, only iliis time the;they weren’t as iloiihle-boue'geyeil ihe 42()-yard, par-4 E times tlto holo gets in thcc way. specific guidelines;s forfc admission, costly. 17thw]ienluI he "t'ell asleep" on a four- I % sot pull, i back. Now she swings it for\irward. gol there in a hurry,irry. in her I3tb that took hint oul ofr ciconieitiion ,it "1 was aa liltle surprised with oloh-so softly, just tapping thelie club year on ihe tour. the U.S. Open a weekeek earlier ~ Corey's doiiloiilile bogey," Price said, -J head on the ball. "You don'l go out Ihere at ihc Pavin '•emained in ihele leadl< a stroke “i'rom thatat dustaiice you don't see 3 Perfect. stan of your career;r ihthinking aboul ahead of Don Pooleyiley and Nick him take fofour 10 get down too of- U The ball spins straight toward to Hall of Fame." shele said.si “You go Price. ten," Ihc hole, rolling, rolling, rolling rc out and play. Youu winwi and if you "It was the kiiul of iladay w here ev- Pooley, wwho staned thc day eight 9 — riglil into thc baso of ... .. the keep on winning, youyoi get closcr. 1 erything went haywire."re," Pavin said, shots back,ek, struggled early with ■ 'r ’ Statue of Liberty. started thinking aboul abo il when 1 ••|t was pn)hahly one ofoflhe toughesl iliree-pullsts i on two ol' the first five You've hoard of wator halia/ards got lo 20 wins." rounds I’ve liad all year/ear in terms of holes. HeL- vwas alfernating putters {A v: andin sand iraps. This was aI statues Thai was I‘>89.I. The Tl next year, difficiilly of tbe goll'couL'ourse." iiioking forir Ihis stroke. obstacle, costing Sheehan an ai ox- Sheehan shot 29 roundsroui undor 70 'iluii's lH.-cause ihe 21121) ninh winds Me linallyilly found il alter making a }] ini stroke — a 3 on a par-2 lihole. and won five toumaimamenis. After he missed during a ntomorning rouiul scvcii-tooterIter on the sixth hole. And Ihings got worse. Theho next that, il was just a mailerm of time l-'riday were Wowing fi>ifi’ll force when "l-nnn thethen im I made some pulls. W holoh was positioned beiwiween a unlil sho reached1 the thc rcquin;d 30 he played Saturday aflafternoon. He h \ the firs'irst time this week really • “ couple of replicas of ihe VW orld. victories. said the wiiuK caused.1 prproblems with I've made.• sisonic pults," said Pooley. TradeT Ccntcr. And after:r lhal. uccomp:)mplished, Shee- his conceniraiion and;1 mnearly caused who slaved.'d icompetitive the first two there was a pint-si/ed Broiooklyn ;,hout tho future, Shc is ' him lo sijuaniler a threeirce-slroke lead days des])ii])ile needing 34 putts on ^ Bridge lo overcome. 36 — "even par., jusijus making thc for a second tinie. Thursday anand 33 Friday. S On a rainy New York r turn.” she says — and doesn’t “It was a tesling dayJay for my pa- He needeided only 29 Saturday and ' HHHR Sheehan played ihrough. i'‘'PPy h plan on walking; 18 holes a day lienee," Pavin said, "On'One of my ob- hirdied si.\X oof the iast 13 holes. ' lhai at loasl therc wen; noJ wind-' forever. "I look; forwardfoi to tho jeclives today was lo) ststay patieni, I Price said:iid hc just played cautious- mill.s and clown's heads to deal j;,y I'w rciirclire and get inlo knew it was going lo l)eIh; a tough day. .ly. with three thr binlies and two bo- with on this miniature golf[■course c golfcourse designitgn," sho said, Things started fine ... Ihcn 1 just geys. APphoto in " ihc middle of Contnil.Parli "M aybe five mornore yoars. If staned making tncnial11 eterrors." -i V ,| that anywhere around par The way sho is pla;laying, you're successfulI andan happy, it's he ninth green Sat- Pavin, who startedli tl Ihc ilay at 8- ,oJay andd 1 wasn't going to lose TThird-round leader Coreirey Pavin chips onto the ihough. ihcy probably woiouldn't difficult to leavo." under, needed a goodd slshoi from thc -,„i,„ii.- PriPrice said. “1 had a chance uurday at the Greater Hailartford Open. Pavin leadads by a stroke. righi bunker on IR an'and a six-foot ,, I few more birdies, but I'm putt lo koep from dro[Iropping inlo a ,„j|y |,.,ppyipy with 1-under loday. On ihrec-way lie for ihe leai ; a day .like;e loday i know Iho guys He has a 54-hoIe tot;total of J)5 — were goinglg tto back up a little." tho highosi third-roundltd le1 ad in g score „ . . , y about a car, we suggesest you reconsider the: car.co The very aid he Ix-lieves Pavin is the When a low lecease payment is the be:!)esf thing you can say a since tho 6,280-yardrd Toumamcnl ' l’i'“ »«' lx;at. Players Club at Riverrllishhindswas H: pluy'fl«-' •edes 300E 2.8 is noww available with exceh'.ellent leasing terms prorovided by Mercedes-B:s-Benz Credit renovated tltree yoars; agago. “ W hen hehe stiil'I's the win he's un- impressive Mercei Pooley shut a 66 —- Ihe.low-roundll believable.'e." Pricc said. "He'll win . tr detaiis. Merarcfides-Benz ------o£-Uu:-day_-r^-lO-mQYeJI'.cJ’rom a tie for niore^ten;n than anybody else when Corporation thrcrough authorized deilealers. Visit your auauthorized dealer for 25th to second, while: PtPrico shot a I- iiTs in theiTpiislrlnn'ticVinr^ p ------under-par 69. Seven plaplayers, includ- ing two-tinio Hartfortford' runner-up Dan Forstnan and RojRoger Malibie, wore ill 3-under. SUNS FORA^ f c :a r s , aL LEASEfUKET ll appeared for a limlime lhat Pavin n i i u had lakon control. Ho birdied the d U Tr« * SELL » TRADE second holo lo strelch■ich his load to m illlfl ihroc stokes then pan):irrcd the next iUAHU10 COIN GALLERIES ^QULd)BEIHiEBESTrPART. Ihroo. But Ihen ho bogejigeyed the sixth. 3 0 2 N.M. Maln.lVfln Foils, Id. S3301 eighth and ninth holesl:s t'to drop into a m tie with John Husion andam Forsman. 733-8593 'he Win/Win Lease'se™ V Forsman triple bogo;)goyed Iho 12lh 6'ni()nlhly imynu-iits fura 300Hlli 22.11 ^ 1 hole when hc hil a ball out of bounds. JIusion bogeygeyed iho same EXP] an MSiSRP of $44,200 wittT hole, and Pavin regaimained the ihree- perienced! capiUilized costt reductioni of $5,083 pli'Jlus stroke lead over Priceico and Pooley I j t UOLFBALL a consumer doiown payment of $2,30300. when he birdied ihe I2i12ih wilh an 8-

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Sunday, Ju n10 o :27,1993 Timcs-Nows. Twinnn FFalls. Iciaho D D ^ l m p <►ertihentifT)aseba quest]tions ’ ' " J—- Tlie Baltimore SunSi scouting departmennent. ’’Hut iherc Baseball notes were also medical comcon^iderutiiniN.” Impcrtincni questionsqui of the week: ' baseballI slill taking applica- picke3.11 million c«n- ' Slbulemyre andnd Al Leiter). aren't mostosl miraculously lie relumeded in iraci wasn’t the onlyily reason i he was the Toronto Bluelue Jays loading up an limene tol play most of ihal season,n. but traded. Despite winninming the National offer for San Die3iego Padre righl-han- ihee setbacksi was such that he: was\ League balling lillee alal lhe age of 24 H H H der Andy Benes?:s? deemicmcd a medical risk al draft lininie. last year. Sheffield alreadyalrt had woni ■ H n ------*Ma when he went on ihele auai ctio n b liK k .' Mels’ modeni-da-day version of Roger lemin vwhen Orioles general mananager How else cann you; explain Craig (who went;nl 15-46 in 1962-63)? Rolai3land Hetnond was lhat clulub's Sheffield being iradeciided for a couplc S H M >Now that liele holds I the rccord for farmrm direclor, informed everyf ma-i of pitchers who were,crc,Icfl unproieci- must games i a catcher, how much jor-ler-le»gue club iliat his son wovould ed in the expansionMi drafl?d And the longer will lake for Carlton Fisk nolIt consider c offers unlil afterer he key player. Jose Manvlanine/, 22. was ^ ^ ^ B and the Chicagogo While Sox to part useded hisI founh year of college eleligi- left exposed by the: NewNe York Mels. bility.lily. who not only have! thiht e w orsl record •Whulevcr hapiappened to the Texas "Signabilily "Si was the biggestI rea-t in baseball, bul a pitcher pitc (Anlliony sonin heh wasn’t drafted early." said s Young) who has lost1st 232 consecutive « APip -— Rangers? -Will Joc MtMcllvainc. who has Joee Klein,!■ who heads ihe Tigtgers' decisions. Above, outfielderT JeffJ Pearce signs autogographs for young Quakes(es fa n s In R ancho Cui»n^imon- - been offered the ihi job of rebuilding ga, Calif. Below, ‘Tremor,*‘Ti the Q uakes'' jtm a sc o t, e n te rta in s th e»crowd ci during a r^ n tt the Mets. be abable to co-exist with h o m e g a m e a t theih eir s tad iu m - ap p ro pirlately rh named The Epicencenter. Dallas Green'.’ B B S ! Going inU)) thist season, John H Olenid hud a .26.269 career batting av- H Quake:es a big ddraw in | erage. 47 homee runsr and IH2 RBI in «; ^ 394 major-leagrague games. Those ' aren'l number:ers that suggest he Rand:ho Cucaiimonga ^ 'Wf- would be flininging with the .4(X) mark near the halfwayay poinl of lhe season, RANCHO CUCUCAMONGA, ihccapacitjcity to 5,100. The 13 luxu- ‘ Bul anybodyy inclinedii to think the Choose from our full-linefl quality Johnhn Deere CaJif. (AP) — U’s’s jjust another ry boxes withwi smoked glass, siu/Ted Toronto first baseman ba might be a lawn andI |garden equipmentI smoggy Wednesdayly night n in Ran- chairs andid waitress\ service sold oul riuke should exaixamine another staiis- cho Cucamonga, andmd Hank Stick- at $7,000) apicce.af tic — perhaps^ the tl most signific.int ney couldn’t be happicipicr. Thc Quaiuokes, a San Diego Padres . m JBSW of all. Olenid hadha< only 1,278 ul-bals From his owner’sr’s box behind farm icam,im, have thrived despile t t d H H in his professicsional career, all of r — ^ 14P2•ZWalk-BehlndhI Mower home plate, Stickney icy cals his hot ihcir mediojiocrc record (35-33 at the H them in lhe big; leagues.le \ • 2 1 -Cullu t •R ear B agger • C ast Alumiiuminum Deck dog and watchcs 4,901,900 Cucamon- Califomiaa League'.s1 All-Star break) f i Tlial is roughh(hly lhe number of at- ) gans go crazy over lhe biggest thing and the fact fac they’re located in the H most base!seball people feel is \ __ _ \ •P o w erlerfulSHP, 4-Cycle Engine ______10 hit (his suburban_5firftwLoXJious;_couDtryI&jii spi .. necessary-beforeire a hiiier reochciuhe------DnalMulching KitAvailable— ing tractji sincc stucco.CO. ket, withll lheI Dodgers, Angels, ■ maturity stage.c. And Ihose al-bats Father's Day Specia:lal Thc Rancho Cucam:amonga Quakes Kings, Lak-akers and Clippers each ■ |H |H generally takee { place in the minor arc in town for a homlomestand. play- nbput an hour'sho freeway nde away. H ■ B h - ____ ing Ihc Sfn Bcmafinnotmo Spirit. Tneir CreditI the iT Quakes success to * . FcTrmer Balliniimoriryriolc~manager stadium is called lh(lhe Epicenter, three lhin{ingg; a front office that here," her he said. “Lasl time we■e were Joe Allobelli was w;i a believer in the ...... Their mascol is a dinolinosaur wearing -knows whni'hal it’s doing,-ihe-dem'o-'. here, her my kid. gol to race the mascot.,m: theory. . thc Richlcr scalc-inspnspircd number graphics of of this uppcr-middlerclass around aro thc base paths. Can yoiifou be- ’•] don’t thinknk any iiittcr is com- ~T ML of 4.8. city starvccved for eniertainmem and lieve lie\ that? Can you imagine thatti­ at pleiely ready (for (fc the big leagues) 14SZf Deluxe Milulchiiig Mower Thc fans — fromm ileen-agers in identity, andan< general disgust among the the Dodgers?" unlil he’s had al:about 1,500 at-bais," • SHP'Cast Aluminum Deck-(•2 1 * Cut shorts and sunglasseses 1to Los Ange- the localss for-Losfc Angeles in gener- Just J then, a young womanin in a Allobelli saidd whenever he was ) Ics commuters in wrwrinkled dress al and thee DodgersD in particular. tuxedo tux walked by with a plastic pl asked lo grade aa young; player. • * /Cutting ' Adjustment Height'Ms *2 Speed shirts — arc havingg a blast. Slick- Chavezz Ravine,F home to Dodger bag. bag picking up trash. The QiQu^cs Under thosee guidelines.{ Olerud •Sealed •* Bearings •Sell-propel]elleci« Adjustable Handles ..... noy is making money.:y...... - Stadium,-is,-is 50 miles away. It might' have hav t^ c n a'page from the Di->isncy- " should only nowow be arriving in lhe And that other Soutouthem Califor- as well bec aa million. land lan book of clean fun. Beer:r cups big leagues. t r i m e t e r J nia baseball icam —- ttthe one whose “I haverk-en’t been to a Dodger disappear dis; quickly. Inslead he haslas ihree years of ma- ^ supporters bleed a cenaincer shade of game all year," ye said Sal DeGrassi. The 1 ball games are traditiilional jor-league experleriencc, so he's way 2 blue — is thc last ihiiIhing on every- sitting in\ the il right field seats wiih niiiminor league fare, wiih a prommotion ahead of the gam Includes body’s mind. several boyK)ys in A's cdps. TTie kids bctbetween almost every innirling, a One person who’swl not surprised at ^569 aalagger "You’re lookingiat;>at a lot of ex- belong to3 0a Lillle League team that brebivaking-glass sound cffcct wlwhcn a Olerud's progresress is Blue Jays man­ Dodger fans.” said SiiSlickney. smil* corned lickeckets by selling candy. foufoul ball sails into Ihe parkinjing lot, , , ager Cilo Gastosion. who recognized — W ing. The ihoilought of driving to Los and anc tlie kind of on-field playuy one early that OleruiTud had unique skills GX75 RidingI Mn ower , In just two monlhs,Ihs, lhe Quakes Angeles for-a foi Dodgers game docs would '''o expect from a bunch of kids und wasn't afraiiraid lo write him inlo •30’cut • Electric SlartFt have becomc one thche ination’s most not excitete DeGrassi,i who lives in and one over-the-hill veierans m:naking the lineup on a, a. regular basis. And • 9HP Kawasaki overheadead valve engine popular minor leagueue cclubs, avenig- nearby Lajx Verne.' He commutes to S240aw«k. 52^ his rapid deveh'elopnienl is another •14* turning radius ing 99 percent siadiurIium capacity to Los Angelijeles every day, dnd he’s All/ Ibis for a good price. 71Tickets tribute to gem;neral manager Pal . • 5 speed shift-on-the-gogo ww/o clutching rank among the top singlesin A teams, not aboutII (0 r make the trip for fun nmrange from $2.50 in the bleailachcrs Gillick and Toreoronto's astuie player V • Optional m ulching kil lepartment. iB There was so muchuch fan interest — /hen"o* the Epicenter is only ID lo SS: behind home plate. Thele only development dep that lhe team quickly;ly iexpanded thc 15 minutescs away. thing thii resembling the majors in cost You might recall rec that Olerud was W l SIO million city-bu•buill stadium, "This team, let it’s closc to home, are the concessions, with bcc«crs at a third-round draft dr choice in 19H9. ^ 5 $ 1 ' adding 500 bleacher:r sseats lo bring And theyjy treat you like family $2.75 S2. and T-shirts at $11 andlup. u Thai's the year:ar the Orioles made ______I Ben McDonaliaid the first player Father's's Day Special Im i

Pinielladdenies tryiling to run B.Od :R.E. p resen ts GX95 Riding MlI/lower •12.5HP Kawasaki Engine •14' Turning Radius^30*Mo^Mower Width around rirules with Bosio1 T h e8 5th A nnual •Full Pressure Lubricator * M NEW YORK (AF:\P ) — Lou been siruigliighlencd oul. l a c k p o t I Father's Day Piniclla insisted Saturdayday he did nol A cresifalfallen Piniclla said Bosio Special fc j try to pull a fast one: wwhen he pul would inaktake his first pitching ap- aoo ^ 2095 pitcher Chris Bosio., fnfresh off the pcarance nonext Friday. Two days lat- ■ disabled lisi. into thche game as a cr. the suspc^pcnsion will begin. pinch runnor. The requi.luirement apparently was 0(f-road raiace for cars, trudls, & bi "Wc were not Iryinging tu make a pul in to asassure thai Bosio would joke of lhe rules."■ tlthe Seattle serve the sususpension when he was Juby 3, 1999T^ I M ariners’ m anagerr ssaid o f his actually fitit t(to play. B.m. on Dump Road, northfl oof Qolf Course. JOHN DEERE 3 0I DAY 1 n o RISK" GUARANIANTCE move Friday night1 aiagainst the Orioles pi. pitcher Alan Mills wiih- Race starts at 9:00 a.r All n ew Jg lin D eers molowers come with a 2 yearyei factory While Sox al Chicago.). drew his ap;appcal and began serving Spocictatois aie FRIIEE American League pre;president Bob- jiis four-gan;ame suspension Salurday. warranty plus extended9d warranty Is availablelie toI 4 years, by Drown said Bosio’sn’s pinch-run- ‘ Also sus;uspendcd were Orioles ______C om e s e e . .. . you deserve a Deerelirel ning role did not couni»unl as an ap- piicher Ridlick Sulcliffc, who with- E ™ " oraBun - lhat he meant drew his ap;appcal and .served a five- TWIN FAI GEM EQUIPMENT INC. THI-COUNTYITY TRACTOR pcarance in thc sense ih; KIMBERLY ROAO TWIN FALLS it. thus foiling Piniella':lla's try to gel game suspcspension, first baseman B O n K fl U U O F n O A D a WENDELL.lELL.IDAHO Ihe pitcher in and out3Ut of a five- David Scguigui. and Mariners reliever OrtiOCm T>.h 733-7272 i-6653 ______gn u u spen sion as uuicluicklv as pos- N orni Clia:harlton and leammales ______UCM ______£Call Toll Free 1 -800-22 7 -m O I. -1-800-824-9519------sibic. Mack^ey” Sas;Jasser andUill Haselinan. nr>kn«m SMi^n 536-6 Bosio was one of se\seven players ^11 werere i ejcclcd from thc game, ...... - Call-Tollfree-1-8 suspended because of)f iia brawl be- .,|„ng wiihh PPiniella. tween Ihe Mjiriners andlind Orioles al Ballimore June ,6. But.I, bbecausc Bo- sio rc-injurcd his Icfl1 co collarbone in ' ^ ^ ^ 3 PREVIOUSLY lERS the melee and weniI o on the DL, J j u pE 100th ANNIVERSARY Brown riHcd that hisis •suspension J ■■■■ ' — r y "1 "CelebraiiiTlOOYeorsoiDrxhSis"'? TheseTf mowers are trade-i Deere mowers ATTHE .Y OWNED MOWE!ly-to-gol would not begin untiltil two games R ’ and have been reconi-in so n th e new John Dee • after his'first appcaranc8’cut, was $2,125------n,950 on H mmediately, but nui on 112 JOHN DEERE L&G TRA...... *1 because, "he hadn't1 pipitched in ^ I FAIIIR & ROD])E0 Si12* cut, ConslQoed------J950 lA C T O R while." I S T . g T H J 116 JOHN DEERE L&6 TRA loriunity pre- § So, when the opporl SEPTIE M B E R ] 18* cut.was $1.275.....-...... *1,062 scnied itself in ihe seveevenih inning. H iiiCTOR''"'"...... Piniellii sent Bosio in a pinch ^ H H I IIXONZTR II) •runnerlothird base. lO* cut. was S1.450...... *1,315 $1 Piniclla was contentnt tlhal he had * B j H S A . R O E D E 3 0 S WAl triggered the mechanismism Ih^l would ? H K V ^ ^ plem ber 2nd, S3 r d & 4 l h ^ i. Slart Ihe suspensionin Ibefore j| i-LAWN SOYS ikBEHiHDS weekend was over. eserved Sealining...*7.00 j iO* V cut, was $125 — ...... *75 Bosio withdrew his> afappeal of the ^ m a p p e r s e u = p r o p . Box Sealing...’..*10.00 J " suspension lo make thinjlings easier. A ^ "I !rcut,was$ifl5..:...... *150 Bul, when Brown he;(ileard aboul Ihe J « rORASEU^PROP. ro move, he said pinch1 riirunning was jJ P E P S I D EBSTRUCTIOKi H D E R B Y V ;v>1* cut. was $125------ir.------*70 not good enough. lOHN DEERE EUCTRIC ST 3rownsaid. ^ 3f mm. i ID "He has lo pitch," Bro iL SSeptem ber 6lh 11'cut,wS330------*300 ’T h at’s nol whcn the communi- * OFF THE FERRIS WHEEL I !1' irA R T ...... calion said." Piniclla sasaid from his ? [______i m - i 9 9 3 A dull...*7.00 lOHN DEERE UW HSW EEI 0. 2 , I8‘ m s $145------.... *125 hotel room in Chicago. ChUiIdren (6-12)..>3•3.00 8 E p iil...... "Thc communique; w we got from N |FOR TICKET At these price: ng... thc league said 'appe;ipcarance;’ ii ^ FREE ADMISSION TO FAIRh 1st COI t>oui pitching. * I N = PURCHASED IN ADVANCI ;es they won't last iong., •didn't say anylhing abou NFORMATIONN , &) S d spoken with 2 ome-1st served! ttUMTY TRACTOR Brown said he had S] rtNOaU IDAHO Mariners vicc presideidem Woody J UL 326-43919 8 4 733-7272 V 538-6653 « Wo^^dward. and ^hcc rmatter had ’ R CtHTDllFrw1^»|-l007 HFfWl-eOO-82«-95t9

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I. ft-Wano Sundnv. Juno 27.-ia !luns fanIS give fiteam Orlaiindo filnd^lstt pick intfigui n in g I ® AUBURN HILLS. 1 (AP) ■ m m gel a ncc. leams leaped overi;r them,t bul ihey al I warm^welcomile — Chris Webber appeppears lo be a ■ ■ ■ n H II Une I is least gel a chancee ata one of thc sev- PHOENIX (AP) — An cstim;malcd But like in 1976.'6. when\ Phoenix perfect fit for the Orit)rlando Magic Stale, en players considsidercd in the lop m Golden 5.000 Phoenix Suns fans jamimmcd losl in. six games;s loii thc Boslon ancl Shaquille O ’Ncai:al — the bcsi ^ which hasas been echelon, were bcalcn in six vith tal- Orlando wonon 41 gam es. : ^ilcily’s downlown area Saiurdaday lo - Ccltics. Ihc Suns were young power forwar/ard prospect v,^ ble.ssed wil :d Ihc games by Ihc Bulls. paired witii ihe besi yi yeurs Philadelphia 26.. Golden C State 34. salutelutc their team, which posted I young cenlcr ent for >n bul Still, fans dressedd fromfn hcud lo loe in the NBA. wilhoul a saiis- Dallas 11. Minnescesota 19, Washing- 3A’s besi rccord this season it to ihc Chicago Bulls in ihc chum-ch in the Suns'colors bravedbra' 105-dcgrcc General manager PalPat Williams is fuciory man m in \on 22 and Siicrannmienio 25. )nship series-. lemperaiure and filledIlcd the streets sur- saying "timeoul" on thattha how- the middleIc. M ilwaukee, with w: 28 wins in P‘or>sl Charles Barkley, ihc league'sI NMVP rounding Amcrica;u WcslV Arena lo ever. Warriors)rs gen- 1992-93. sclcciss eighth, e followed . f . his first year with Phoenix, sen':nl the cheer their Ijjroes. William.s may indce inagcr- by Denver (36 victories),vi before Jced dccide to Webber>er B radley M ^ ashbum i)wd into a frenzy by sayinglg thc Arizona Gov. Fifeifc Symingion ! dc- lake the 20-ycar-oid V ...... coach Donon Nel- Detroit complelei:les ihe.so-callcd d Webber, but ins .should win their first NBAA lillc dared Saturday "Phoc’hocnix Suns Day" — ______b?Jll?pJsJni!:iiiiicd.by.,il^y the prospect_ "Don’t be be shocked on Wcdnes- son haj^^een trying fevcrisiishly to “lollery picks" wilh wi the lOth and ...... xlseu.som _ and Mayor Paul Johnson Jol read a of il from line with thehe 7.fooi, 3(k). liay nighl'if■ if WTerccfTanul“Web~~wolwork ouf a deiiTlo gcl'Bradlc;Icy.'Biirliih:— ...... "I'diiTnol come'irerc-'rd'be a ruii-' ■proclamation callinjlling the-tcam “a ----- • • enter and 7-6. ber Bradley.ey." a compilation of the. Nelson Nel said the only thing thehc War- Thc Pistons, whcvho'havc their own * ‘ pound O 'Neal at cent r-up," said Barkley.' who wasas ob- point of pride." 250-pound Shawn Bra[Jradley al for- three prospispects. Williams said, riorriors have lo show for ihcirr cefforts selection plus Mia.liami's bccause of ned in a June 1992 tnide withith,thc "Tlic rccord bookik maym show a dif- ward. ••We’ll let1 DDavid Siem figure il out to iradc| up are ‘•bags undedcr our thc trade of JohiDhn Salley lo the liludelphia 76ers. "I cxpectcd, a day fcrcnt champion, butut Ihcih Suns look an "Bradley is justt cenorm ous.’' from ihere.^’ eyeeyes and a lol of phone billlills. As Heat, also are in in ai irading mood. ,e this, but 1 also cxpcctcd us lo10 win cniirc communily on thc ride of its Wiiiiums suid. "CouldId Ihe play with Webber,r, who led Michigan (o you know with human beingsgs, they Tliey have iried toto unload troubled " ; championship. Wc’II show' iIhem life this year, gave il a shot in ihc arm Siiaq? ifh e could, theyicy could revo- two NCAAA finals,I is a kiuiwn qual- wail wai unlil ihe last minute to dcnt two' yearsyi on a Momion mis- bctler bet fit for Orlando wou3uld bc Angeles Lakers andan Clippers. Indi- * ' kel. He's a ccntcr. an ins presidenl Jerry ColangeloD isaid. crowcJ of 100,0000 bulbi many more a finesse play- sion in AuslUsiraliii before reluming Mashbum. Ma You don’t have t said a worst-easiise see* Chicago, Orlandolo andi I’hoenix. “ A'orld champion.ship." Tlie Suns, in ihcir 25th annivct'crsary •‘Il was like a seaa of purple and or- lills when the aihlelic abilibility make him an oul- nario. nar in which Golden Statee imakes Charloile gol un ur extra pick in a Palace al Auburn Hill ason, went 62-20 during the rej:•egular ange," Colangelo said,;aid. Magic's ping-pong hall was drawn slanding proprospect. no no trade and Webber and BiBradley irade with San Antonio At involving 3lc." Barkley said. )rlando gol its addi- ason to win the Pucific Divivision “Il’s unbelievable,” oul of a lottery bin filfilled wilh 65 Along A'ithwit WcblK-r and Bradley, are are laken. is nol u bad dealI ffor ihe J.R. Reid, and Orlii ••Wc never cxpcctcd:d thisth many people Kentucky'sr»'s Masliburn, Memphis Warriors, Wa a sirong leam unjniil in- tional firsi-roundd seleciionsi in a deal chamlampionship. other balls. They ihen beal the Los Angngcles to show up. I’ve saidaid all; year lhal wc , ;)out intentions S late's Hardaway Ha and Rodney juries juri knockcd ihcm inlo thee lotteryI thai saw Mark Jackson Ja go to the I'*' Leaving doubl abou ikers. San Anionio Spurs and1 5Seat- have ihe best funs in thcth world, legy for teams Kodgcrs ofof Wake Forcst could bc Ihis ihis year. Clippers and Ch;riiarles Smilh and arc a common siraieg : SuperSonies in ihc playoff)ffs 10 ••I Ihink everybodylody in baskelbali with high draft picic;cks. who like ilio first fivilve players pickcd. niak- •'The pick is an asset," ^Nelson Doc Rivers go toolheKnicLs. ll aim ihe Wcsicm Conference:c title knows who ihe PhoiPhoenix Suns arc nothing belter than mamaking a irade itig an earlyrly sweep of players who Said. sai( ‘'At Ihis point in lime,le, there „ Among ihe op lop centers' besides id rcach ihc NBA Finals forr ionly now. A loi of goodk1 thingstl arc going and Slill getting a playcayer Ihcy really Icfi collegc:ge early. J.R. Rider of seems see to be more interestt in Ihe Bradley availablele iin Ihe first round , ^ c second lime in iheir history. to happen here in ihchc future."fi wanl with a lower pick.ick. UNLV andid Calbert ' Chcaney of In- pick. pic And I Ihink il's fairr I10 say are Acic Earl off lowa.k Ervin John- ••We've done our homeworkhoi and diana arcI lwo l\ seniors who could there the arc people on our rosi)sicr wc son of New Orlcaileans. Ed Siokes of ^ wc sliJI have a few' moreni day.s' (o break up theihi -Siring o f early entry w woi ould nof frade." Arizona and Sctocion Hair.s Luihcr Ihink about il." Willianiams said. "Wc draftees, After/ Golden Slate drafisIs third. Wrighl. interviewed Wcbl)cr.r. Bradley.I Ja- Picking’ second si afler Orlando is thc the four worsi leams in thele NBA The lop forwarc■ards besides Web- ' ' mal Mashbum and Anf^nfemcc Hard- I’hiladclphi;!hia. which already has a lasl lasi season pick fourth IhrougJgh scv- her. M ashbumrn. . Rogers and away, bui righi now wcwe're focusing 7-6 ccnierr in Manutc Bol. enlh. cnll Dallas. Minnesota, Wa;/ashing- Chcaney are Arizoizona’s Chris Mills. ■■ on Webber. Bradleyey and Mash- Bul llie: 76ers 7 wouldn't hesitate lon ion and Sacramenlo were urunlucky Vin Baker of Hartartford and George | bum. lo replace: hihim with Bradley if ihey in in the lottery when threel: 1better Lynch of North CuCarolina. IRip»iyLI Senatoi>rs selecttTsignD]>mgleiiTN m rdiIraft 1 r ii sma//■ i a - i K r ^ ------QUEBI-C (AP) — The Til Ottawa a trend in the first round whi'hich fea- 24 picks and a record-83rec ovenill, 3 Senators as expeticd mainade Alcxan- lured a floodlide of forwards.s. This time, there the were 26 teams ■ • j i f p o r f m r ^ drc Daigle thc No. I pick;k ini the NHL No less than 18 forwards wiwere tak- making drafi picks, pi( including the ■ -I- - enlry draft on Saturdayy anda wasied W en in the first 26 selcction\.a:.as leams new cniries in Anaheim At and Florida -m } tossed around drafi picks likike loose who coniribuic(lied I'o a record 286 little time in coming to10 termsI with d f l P a p B ^ r k him. pucks at Lc Colisce. ihe hormme of Ihc players laken in^ thisif year’s drafi. I Even before ihe charisirisiiiatic and > Quelwc Nordiques, Afler Tampa.1 BBay made Canadian I il youhofa. creative ccntcr from ihe; 0 Ma- , The Hartford Whalers, fifor one, juniors cenlcr ChrisCh Gration ihc No. r • a m I ,, jor Junior Hockey League!UC draped the ^ traded up to No. 2 wiih Sann .Jose hy 3 pick. Anaheineim and Florida fol- 1 1 1 1 ___i l y J I M j i f c Senators' jersey over his angular f<- giving thc Sharks a sccondnd-round lowed wilh offerfcnsive picks of iheir • fool. 170-pound frame,no, Daiflo's DaigleB P ro n g er P'clpick. Tlie Whalers then liwkk 1Pronger own. agenl said hc had agreed;d m i prmciple and the Sharks wound up wi.vilh Rus- The Mighty' Ducks D seleclcd left to a niulli*ycar cimtraci withwii Ottawa, Daigle, who wli has piaycd the lasl siaisian Viklor Kozlov, one of ei,eighl for- wing Paul Kariy;riya. a Canadian who Terms were not discloseosed hy Pierre seasons,s ffor the Victoriaville Ti- waiwards selected among ihe t«top nine piaycd for ihe Universiiy Ui of Maine. * Lacroix, but il was heliiclicved lhat grcs, waslhclie first player picked from pidpicks. riorida pickedJ ccenier Rob Nicder- Daigle's contracl was. worthW' about QMJHLL :sincc Buffalo selected Kozlov,^ a iK-efy 210-poundnder from meyer, a ccnierer from the Wcsicrn S12 million for five years.irs. Pierre Turgco;con in 1987 and only Ihe the Moscow Dynamo team,1. was Ihe Hockey League. Daigle was considerci;red the most 'I'ift* 22 22 years. Overall, the highighest-rated European in ihIhe draft. Il was ihc seciccond drafi in three gifted offensive playerr in a crop of QMiHL hasIS ssupplied only live No, I He was onc of eight Europear:ans laken days for ihe Ducks Du and Panthers, good offensive players,rs. However, picks since thetin drafi l>egan in 1969, in j,) Ihe| firsl round which wasas largely who slocked iheirleir teams with players h e's e.xpecle'd to supply.ly morc than ‘'I jusi founlund oul this moming (iliat dominaled Joi by Canadians, La_asi year, from the 24 olheiher NHL rosters in an just offensive pop to Ihe ihe Senators. 1»>J' conlracicl was seilled)." Daigle 11 n Europeans werc among: Iihc first .expansion drafiI Thursday.T who were hoping lo fillI theirth' planned said. “Now' ihIhe pressure is over, (Be- new building with thisi dynamic dj 18- mg picked1 ^No. I) was Ihe biggest year-oid as ihc dniwing. j-artl.ca: thing for nnmc. Now I have lo gel "Unqueslionably. Ale?>lexandrecan ready fortniiinining camp." have a tremendous impactact here." said Daigle liopioped lo follow in thc fool- Randy Sexion. the Senainaiors' prcsi- steps o f anolloiher player from Laval. dcnl and general manageager, '•On Ihe Quc.: Mike: BBossy. ike thee Grad.e ...... on the city and on.Qi i.llie league,'! "I. hopeto .to play alKUit 10-12 years, However, ihere werce somesi in the but I don't't lthink I’d like to stick league wiio believed lhalhal the Sena- around as lon,ong as Gnrdie Howe (who lors were unccessarilyly promoting| played for 26 years in the NHL and salary inflation with thetheir fal con- retired fromm professional hockey at i . witth iraci. Before even playirlying his first thc age of 52)S2)." NHL game. Daigle willill be ranked Daigle saii,aid he was pleased to be llflh in Ihe league in salisalary behind the No. 1 pickpi( in the drafi. ll was Mario Lcmieux. Wayncyne Gretzky, something ih;lhat hc has worked for in Eric Lindros und Mar>; Messier.Me the past few:w years. “ I wanled to be “The kid’s grcai —• he hc can play. No. I. Noboibody remembers who No. ThleTimeE8-NeW5 bul can he command a cotcouple of mil- 2was.^’ lion a year?" Edmonton1 Oilers0 gener- Canadian;uns junior defcnscman al manager Glen Salhcrr said.sa ••! don'l Cliris ProngciIger, thc No. 2 pick in the think it's right. drafi by thele 1Hartford Whalers, took “ He may be ihe beststlhinB t since “ “ 1;'™'“:o 'that, sliccd bread, bul he hasas 10 I prove il. • 11 secee about lhal in aboui five Baick-To--Schoo H e’s slili an unproven:n \ player, buc said. he’s being paid as muchI) asit thc super- Pronger waswji the top-nited defense- stars." man in the draft.dr bul hardly reflected Guiiide T hurirsday, Augusist sth, The Times-NewsT vwill publish “aa co miprehensiveJ Back-To-Scchool Guide to help areaja studilents get readidy to return totc class. The3 guide will be!)e loadiJed with infor)rmation thatt kids and paiirents need to knowVI... ■ •Tips for grancn d p a r e n t s . • School breaki k f a s t . • Is he sick? Should S he go to) s c h o o l ? • C om puters in s c h o o l . • H om ew ork HHi otlines... homenew ork at the toucjch of a phone. 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To be includided in this spe3ecial edition, (call your addvertising repipresentatfve orar phone 733-0!3931, ext. 2191 Advertisingy Deadliijline is July 30“ : iW lFheTi5 m e8 -rN ie w s)I 6 ^ Sunday. Juno 27.11993 Timos’ Nbws.'Twir^frallsTalls, laaho D-7 NBAtteamo shave theii^€eyesoEHthese; playeitrs •-guard spot. ... ) • • • ■ courtn Vvision wilh tremendous confideidcnce Became o much morelore consisteni ploy- last sea.sonLson, bul can be rcleniess on thele and strenglh for lhe two-gui NEW YORK (AP) — SkcSketches of hoolcr (43 per- ordaway. M en^his Stale andde;I desire lo su cceed.... Aggressive,/e. bul er lasl sea.son. ... VersaTsaiilc, saw lime at boards. Good jumper and pure shool potential first-round cha:hoiccs in AnfemeeHord cent 3-poinlcfs). ... Excellenllleni frce-lhrow 0 .8 ppg. 8.5 rpg. 6 .4 apg alway.say.s under conlrol and rarely disirstreet- all five posilions, ... WiWill probably play Wednesday’s NBA draft,, lobeto held Versatile offen- lar. but erratic talent, ed...... I Excellenl a.ssisi-lo-lumover■ nnum- small forward and bigig guardj; in N D A .... Ed S to k o , Arizona shooicr (85 perccnl). ... Vers at the Palace of Auburn Hill^ills.Mich. A spectacular sivc performer who cani penetratepei and g skills wilh charismatic bcrs(s (2J42i 10 1).... Can pencirale andid dishi Made 48 percent of threesthi la.st year. ... 7-0,7 -0 .2 6 4 ... 11.5 ppg, 7.7 rpg (ppg.points per game; rpg-rc S-^bounds; ... Size und point guard lo operDpcn man. lobs ollcy-oop betterT lhant Likes to drive to basketket and post .smaller Sk illed,ed big man. bul major under-r- create his shol. bpg-blocks; npg-assists): id • • • play draw compa:iparisons lo Mugic John- anyone■one. players, ... Comfortableble mixing il up in- achiever:r irin college. ... Great body and f potential, bul appcan lo Ik an-n- Chris Webber, Michvlichigui , , son. Should flouri:urish Ihcre.... Great com- side. Hit 81 percent oif f foulf< shots. loads of pc m 6-9,245 ... 19.2 ppg.>g. 110.1 rpg Vin Baker. H otfonl ong desire lo win. ... "Al Ervin Johnson, New OricansIS • • • other in1 lo long line of sofi players from h- Awesome skills, readyiy 10 lo be impact 6-11.232 ...28Jppg. 10.7;D.7ipg,2.6 I Ihoughl ;hl I was look ing in the 6-16 -1 1 ,2 4 2 ... 18.4 ppg. 11.9 rpg,2;, 2.7 Bo Outlaw.w. ]Houston SoulhemTl CCalifornio w a..^ .. Large, alh- bpg an w ilh long arms who can runjn player in pros. ... Has been>een likened lo , mirror, he rcmiiinds ii me of myself so bpg 6-8, 2 1 0 ... 16.2 ppg,>g, 10.0 rpg, 3.8 bpg letic man ■ Good Blhlcte who played < d- smaller Shaquille O'NealJeal. powerful C(1 ccnicr ,n , _ M .gic;icJohn.wn. WasVas bagging groceries al BoBoton Two-lime Souihwesicsi Conference Dc- lhe floorjr a and dominaic smaller dcfcnd- slreak. ... Ha.s collcge but may be bcllcrr suitedst for ^ . . . RougeJge supermarket before sproutinling to fensive Player of thcr Year.... Yi Incredible e r s.... LaclLacks consistency and concenlra-Tl- build, athlelic with nastyf sir small forward in the pros. ... unusual quickness and agilitytiliiyfor s i « ...... Compar- Scott Has] laskin. Oregon Slate nearlyriy 7 fee t.... Will be 26 in Decern:mber. leaper and shoi-blocker.(er .... Lcd nalion in lion, isons range from Brad Sellers Greal hands, is unstoppableable down low. crs (7-fooler 6-M 2 3 0 : 0 ... 16.7 ppg. 8.2 rpg ... MusHustles, w ilh a Dennis Rodman-in-likc field goal pcrceniagege (6 6 ) for second • who can’l ploy NBA pivot) N ick Van Excl. Gnciimati ... Great rebounder. lough1 in 1Ihc painl. ... 01) to taller Had less lhan si1 slellar senior season, bul eniliusihusia-sm. ... Great work clhic. sirong sli straight season. ... Large La majorily of Ni Deccni shooicr wiih 20-footoot range.r Scollic Pippcn...... Long arms,s, qquick f«l, „i„ cxpccted lo go lolc first round. ... Icapcrper ond rebounder. especially on of- shols high-pcrcenlagcc (i(dunks. put-back.s) 66-l.17I.-18J- 1, ppg,4.5*pg good range (17 feel) on junipcmper. .,. fcx- Oregon Stale's i alall-lime leader in rcjec- fensivesive en d .... Coachablc. a Icam plaplayer, and alm osi never sliocliouts from beyond Offcnsivnsivc-minded poinl man. anolhcrer • ' • peeled 10 go in lotiery (top 11 p firsl. pass-second guard. ... Luther Wright, SSeuxiHali e w I picks). improvci ivcd mighlijy diLri.ng.col-______four fccl^ sh oot-firs shooicr willl lung range, fieldId 7 -2 .2 7 0 ... 9.0 ppg. 7J ip11 g „ 2.2 bpg ------lcet:"earccK " -■"Av’crii'gcd'ovcr A nine rc- '(S < pw^ LjiJcfil Ncriir CaioTinailia ...... • ■ Sireakyf sh ' Corie Blount, Cin^nn jr. Super wide body w ho10 camec^ oui o f .. bounds at Phoenicnix postseason tourney, 6 -8 .2 1 8 ... 14.7 ppg, 9.6 rpg« • J.R. Rider.cr, UNLV goal perceircenlagc dropped to 39 a.s senior, :p. collcgc 100 carly. ... PlayC'layed only two 6-10.242... 113ppg.8.[.B.irpg ... No cxcepiionional skills, bui s i/e and SiroiJirong. physical player who wiilII Ihave 6-5,215 ...29.1> .lpp g,8.9rp g ... Hasquiiquick relea.se and good first slep. Missed part of senior yen ilaying Scoring machinc; wilhw outstanding ...Haslolcto leam lo distribute ball belter. years at Scion Hall, andnd madei great ■’'■JV V " bulk will 8ct him,m draficd. lo adjuadjust to small forward aficr lila; NCAA questions about cligibigibiliiy, but ® ivcr spol in school. ... Exccllcnl:nl rc- one-on-one moves andnd terrific range. ... siridcs lasl year. ... Siill., oneont more year would have been bcncficial..ia l.... Iniiniidal- come back lo lead team in rebounding. ret T^oin omas Hill, Duke boundunder ... Good athlete wiih qqi uick Alhleiic skywalkcr wiihvilh 41-inch vertical Rex W alten. Kansas ing and physically imposinosing. lakes up Limiled offensively, but si/x 0 ... 15.7 ppg, 4.7 rpg hands,ids. ... Offense consisted of layayups, leap. Fuiure slam-dunkink king. .., Hard lo 6-464.190... 15Jppg,4Japg /.e plenty o f .space in thc painl. arms lead to loads of blocked ai player who. through hard dunk.sik.s and pul-backs off offensive: gglass, defenil because of siresirenglh and quick- An emormotional player with good si/.c sh ols.... Very quick and agilele lorf near 7- j,„artsirts. mndc h im self a pro ..."GocGood defensive player who usuisually ncss. ... l.oves lo posl-isi-up and use short- fooler. ... Poor frce-lhrow shishooicr (57 p|„j'lays lough, in-your-face covcrs/crs high scoring opponcnis. range jumper. ... Greareat rebounder und pcrceni). defense. ... Grealeat Dihlctc who can sky, leiiper, ... 83 pcrceni: frce-lhrow fn shooief. -y.. wilh quicknesss o ond good first step. ... M K alcolm Mackey, Georgia Tec'ech ... Very good shooicrr (5(52 percent PG), Shawn Biidley, BY! Acrobatic slammcim er.... Needs lo improve 6 6-11 -1 1 ,2 4 8 ... 15.6 ppg, 10.2rpg,22 bpg 7 -6 .2 3 0 ... 14.8 ppg. 7.7 rpg eorgia ' James Robinsoiuon.Alabama ^ 55 shol, aliliougti nenever a real scoring op- frue Trut power piny who was Geo • j s s s s x f Has potential to be one o.rgm f gi cs.ll- ,i„„„„„|c„,cjDJ Duke teams. T ech’.-ch’.s all-lime leading rcboundciJcr. ... 6 -2 ,1 8 0 ... 20.63.6 ppg, 4.5 rpg 2iS2lii22w3S*n2S$kS5S2r25ii time best cenicrs. Tlie NBAlA hasI never . • > Durablrable. manages to play 35 minuieslesdc- Exciling and exploilo siv e player w h o .Hoipi seen such a package o f si?x: andar coordi- Allan HoHousion, Tennessee .spilele foul fi Irouble.... Runs noor wellcll and can really score.... Als'M so an unconscious nation. Sure to be rusiy afterfter two-year 6-6 . 2 00 0 ..... 22.3 ppg, 4,8 rpg is gootjood passer. gunner who is shixit finfirsl. pass second. ... ra^ocMaenTnM*. D^wU Or BtMtm layoff (Mormon mission inn Au-sirolia;.fi i>urc shooicrr wilhw excellent all-.iround Too small for shoolinging guard, will have MM. ItoWt. km, ntMwrMM And aRodney Rogers,n.W id» Forcn |£,‘ 6-8.2£0,„18Jppg.8.1;, 8 .V ip g ]jj jn ;at confidence in shot. ... Quickick re- 6-7.235 ...21.21.2m.7.4tp8 W ^ •CwMMWaVeurUMMWartI ■ists three of four years. great i w n JUIA- Akin ) A Wide-b(^y who impressedsed scouts al • • • leaseISC reminiscent i o f Bernard Kinjing. ... Rock-solid, lovess 10ic bull down lo w . \ Port.smouth and Phoenix all-s'ill-star games bt^ Hurley, Duke Treine:mendous skill level. but can also hit 20-foi-fooler. ... Made 37 !_ G E M S T A T E t rl o o: p h i e s (All-Toumey teams at bothh venues).v< ... _ pcrceni of 3-poinlersers lasl season. ... 5... 17.0 ppg, 8.2 apg 347 Locust South *Twlirwin Falls Dig and heavy-legged, but not blubbery The ultimatele unselfishi poinl guard, Chris Mills, Arizona Wide body extremely:ly hard to slop un- like Oliver M ilter.... Playedi sosome center NCAA’s all-timemc assisi leader... .Superb 6-6,216... 204ppg,7.9 ipglg dcrncath. ... Rebound!nding fell off some Let c t Us Help You (208) 733-650S505 Tor Terrapins, and has strong stn post moves. ... Has good range (12-15(i; feci) on turnaround jumper and1 rarelyrai takes bad sh o t.'

Scott Burrelli Connectwcticut ______6 -7 .2 J 8 ... 16.1 p M .6^ LSummary.As.OI.Jun©-3.0-J.'u _ 9 9 3 „ . ; _____ Orcarathlcle who'lii 30006 , Sam CasseU. FloridalaS S tate ANYWHEHERE, ID ^ 6 -3 ,1 9 5 ...18.3 ppg.[.4.9 4.' apg JEHERI® . ~ • .00 ■ _ , ' ' ' I One o f the best onc^>n-oncjne ployers'm _ the country, bul a point guocuord with a SAVINGSGS JUNE 30,1993 shooter’s mentality. ... Ployedyed Ihe point mSREST}t p Ai d (+) 277.84 in Charlie Ward's absence. ... Has long MAINOFDFFICe PAGE1 range, but streaky (7 for 7 I3-poinlers A C C O UUNT h 02 39225 6 against Tulone, 1 for 5 vs. WWe; esiem Ken- lucky in NC AA tourney). ... Explosive scorer, but inconsisienL

.CalbenOieuiey.IndiIndiana 7T R A T E12.75% 2 6 -7 ,2 0 9 ...2 2 .4 ppg.5. 6 .J r p g BEGINNING3 BALANCEE May 31.1902> .00 "The sw eetest shot in alloil io f college /EIDEARNI7NSD 2.78% baskelball." — St. John's ossossislant Ron Rutledge. ... W ill probablyy beb the first 1 DEP(•POSIT (+) JUNE01.199292 10,000.00 senior selccied in a draft lop-h3p-heavy wiih underclossmen. ... Could be awesom e 0 WITHTHDRAWALS (-) .00 shooting guard in pros wilh,sia.ndalh- sij 3TOINGB» B A L A N (X . Juno30,lW3 10,277.84 leticism . ... Handles ball welw ell and cun creale own s h o l.... Good deferefensivc ploy- OTHER DEDLAUCTIONS \ - INTEREST PAIDP; f 375,16 T en y Dehere, Setonon 1HaU SA. 190 ...2 2 0 ppg.I8.3ipg • ______A smooth, graceful performjrmer who ex- ■ cels in big' games. Unstoppappable offeri- ' '' - 2 9 3 , 1 6 sivcly when going good,)d, but very 1 2 .9 0 % ) ^CENTAQE YIELD EARNED) 3.75%: streaky. ... Has NBA 3-poinllini range and ^RNED-' (2.93%) ANNUAL PERCE quick firsl slep going to baskc«kel.... Good “ ballhandler and passer whcwho moy see . IGv^bALANGE 10 , ,2 9 3 .1 6 some time at point. f 1 _____ Spencer DunUey, DeliDelaware 6 -1 1 .2 3 8 ... 19.2 ppg. 12.:1“ TO.3.3 ^ bpg Had great numbers in gaingames againsi M M B H H I Vin Baker. D idn'l ploy orga■rganized ball hool. ...W as a ______ALANCE JUNE 30.1092 uniil senior year o f high schoo BSTBAZ10rS.lB% XO10,319.00 ENDING BAL ^ 10,375,16 slar in soccer, track and cricktickei in nalive B T lB M i: England. n m j> BKABBK) A 8.19%

A d e Eari. lo w t ■ou a i TX MUM B an lB -6 7 6 9 6 -10.240 ...1 6 .9 ppg. 8.8[ J n r o . 2.8 bps a * i , i n i o i Large man who workedI hardha ond im- proved greotly in four yearssars. ... Takes ■ sirange-looking shols andI haha.s unorlho- H H M H dox Slyle o f play, bul docs:s jijob well. ... Has good touch and rangec (1(17 fe e l).... Scouts question his mobililyily andi alhleli- cism. ... Ploys a physicalcal garnc. ...

season (19.5 ppg, 4 bpg).

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But we | A Co»ttoComtS»fsmrtc9,wtaam havesI a tire problem, many ofUiaUraofl B a Spokane’s Hoopfc:)fest lakes over Unilcd Slates, despile SpolK)kane’s rel- ^ /}' re shocked It got ' / \ baytfgpmmefo9foml0200§lta St)B(aclabavallaHleatt^n a lo ca l S 3 downtown streets this'lis weekend wilh W O rO ativclyi small population of 177,000. | 3 S40006oedr$i tr$$rLoe*aoa$i dealerirsamiiniuiowi!.AtpK,.«K.wa_I« offer■-«- H H ■ I» big this fa tti* •anks-behind— C ® —------lerbTaMtlrBS wlUi a NauiauonwiDO ^ — — court in thc toumamlament’s fourth — -----nai!l5 (only thc Gus Macker TourlUTTUunent in C S f l sentmice Hetwotk...AMD wmm U O U R 1 ^ year. Lowell, Mich., and the Hoop H il Up k V - IB POWER, YOU SAVE HOI Thc two-day eventnt 88 I Whitworth Collcgc anand three team- pants ar for the slate high school boys mates with collegiatetc eexperience fin- and girlsIs Class1 B basketball louma-- • Games are piaycd half-cf-court styl^, K A \ M A D E m . ished second in theIC copen division ment eachich year in March, wilh Ihc fu^t leam to score>re 2 0 points \ \ last year and first thcc yiyear before. Hoopfcpfest organizers citee declared' thc winner. Basiiskets count ^ A U 1 5 “ S K I PER <99 a I h shols fiom l ^ ^ ^ l $Q Smith is keepingg aan eye on top Spokane':le's sports-minded characterr for a single poinl, though i teams from Seattlee aiand elsewhere as a reasason for the tournament’ss ouiside 19 feet, 9 inchcs:s count for that are expected to enterent for the first growth from fr* 512 four-person teamss two. DELTA IMAJESTIl c ~ i time. But he doesn't't \want competi- Sic fir^ttycar y< to 2,300 Ihis year, The toumey requiress j players to J OUR MOST POPULAR AUlU^SEASONSTia-BaTEDRiD R ju u a K tion to get in the wayy oof fiin. In additdition, al Icasl 150 teams are« call their own fouls. Foul!II shois were A “You have thous;tusands on the cxpcctcd for ; the event's new “'Mid- added to discourage tithe overly l i P155/60R-13 REG.W7,Bfl.,. * 413" 3 P205/75B-H HEG.$57.B8...B3 *52" B atreets, and il gets yoyou motivoied,” nighl HoUtah Jazz \ been p r i c i n g in hop P185/75R-14 REG.$54,63... » 41 ‘ 9 " P225/75R-15 BEG.167.B«...B« *6i*L ra top p ^ in g in Hoopfestfcsl’s youth divi- communiimity,” said Rick Steltenpohl,J.’ pcrSonica. sion. He ^ o apprecia:ciaies thc attrac- the toumamament’s execuiive direclor. P195/75n-14 HEG.$S5,B8. 101 P235/75R-15 REG.$69.68,.. tions tbat draw ihousmusands o f specta- '‘People; herehi are real aclive... So wee Playing at Ihe loumey’t/’b Celebris k J* — — tors and has tumedd tlthe evcnl into weren'tt surprisedsi it look off like it Court this year will bc thcle Cleveland more tban just a sports)rts happening. did. Butt wew were shocked it got ihisis Cavaliers’ Craig Ehlo,0 , a former “I just like all the; pcpeople watching big this fast."fa Washington State Univeversity slar, B S l J DELTFA VISTA ioiAL me and like listeninging to the music Otherr draws d arc the SI5-per-pcr-r- and Shawn Bradley, theic 7-foot-6- / j OUR "BEST Ali-SElEASONSTEEL-BaTEORMIIi while I’m playing,” 1hc said. “And son entryiry fee and the T-shirts forIf inch ccnicr from Brighoham Young Imm /# the food.” cach parti'irticipant, said Dave Jackson,I, Universiiy who’s expccected to be Im i 'P155/0OR-13...... *5150" P205/75R-15...... *66" D n among the top choices irin Wednes- M H K Spokane used a simiimiiar formula to chairmanan o f Hoopfest’s six-person P165/80R-13...... |3 " P215/75R-15...... " — -—tum the Lilac Bloomsdnsday Race from board; — day-sJfflA. draft.______*55 *68" M P175/80R-13... > 4 “ P225/75R-15;.-~r:::::r:2 Both siiides dislilike NFL ifree ageincy ' P185/75R-14...... *5!i 9 " f235/75R-15...... 7 8 " g - P195/7Sa-14...... *6150" P175/70R-13...... *55" N NEW ORLEANS5 (A?) — Super agent Leighigh Stein- “Thc change in rnegotiation because o f freeee agency is K 9 ^ berg and Dallas Cowlxwboys owner Jcny Jones disajisagrM on enormous,” Steinbinberg said. “We’ve had to:o do every- C 3 P205/75R-14...... *6553" P185/70R-14...... *62" g many things. thing from leamirning a whole new nomencliclature to a They agree on onene thing, however — the new n< free whole new set oof f irdes and regulations. To} understand1 Wa Offer A Com pletete Service Policy OnI IOur Best New AutoI Tires...Tl I) j| agettcy system in thee NNFL is not good, negotiation nowV youyi have to master a teammi's payroll g i U '*■ how a contract could be accocommo^ted ^ “It created a classs system53 in fooiball,” Sleinbcibcrg told and understand hov ' TIPB R otations the Associated Pressss JSports Editors meeting Samrday. Sa amid all the others.'frs." / ! > tf Road HazapdI W\ appanty ^ ssional foot- f "It divided players intinto Ihe almost free, the sorsomewhat Jones agrees thaithat the career o f the profess f h t ! W opkmanshipIp W appanty ^ ' Tipa Rebalancingig @ free and the tomlly unfunirec." ball player couldId tbe curtailed because of fnfree, agency. R f f l pactloni M t “I think it is far froifrom an ideal silualion and1 one0 lhal He poinied out thathat keeping older players on1 Ibig salaries 0 S l a m s ^ ' Aulo Sataty Inapa will have some negati>ative eflects for both the playlayers and just wouldn't be coicost effective. the teams,” Jones said.lid. ”I Ihink unquestiestionably the salary cap willill cause you n p nLTASIERRAD1AIIAL A / T H Steinberg foresees9 ll:the possibility of a league: rirife wilh to address the theeheory lhat a 12- to 15-yearr ]player is a resentment as supersiersiars collcct mega salaricfies while very expendable! phplayer,” Jones said, 1 G S A M journeymen playersI latlabor beside them for far lessess; teams Not just becauseuse of the law of diminishingng return on WRANGLER I composed of very yoiyoung players as clubs dumjimp older the salary of an1 0 older. player, but also bcci•cause older ’ BV& PICKUP TlT IR E S KM team members and theIhcir salaries; and a wholee new r era players t^ e longerger lo recover from injuriess iand paying of negotiations whenhere agenls and managemerlent craft players who can’tI’t jgo into Ihe game doesn't makeit sense, j 31^0^5^15 niches for certain playclayers, Jones said. 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HOURS; MON-F<-FRI.9;3(M 1 -8 000-953-240^M ______m■ M I I - r y V _ ' Sine;SS DoessU.S. ma Woirk in I uple; lem i — need^\rsciscx :— g COI AnnualI rite of ssummer:[Findingg day carre for thee kids increease? The Associated Press NBV YORK — The idea o f a ^ax 'NUW YORK — For millions of increase luis beenI acccptedac by so many youngsters, the end ofthe: sc:school year means Foll lj13.7 million dual- counselor trainee) programs,pn ever reduced budgetIget deficits, especially incomc households wiih chilchildren. Child-care p* J in lhe past 30 years,3n>, and sincc it can be expenses already cat an avtavcnigc 10 percent • Get empfoyerr assistance.a$ Most proven thai taxax increases slow ofannual income — righlIt bibehind food, taxes f large companiess o offer child-care economic growiii,lh, such answers are" and housing, Thc cost is; coconsiderably more ;, benefits lhat canin it include referral suspcci. for ihosc earning under SlS15.000 a y ea r— services, subsidizidized on-site or Another categoryory o f fesponses may aboul 25 percent — ihoughgh far less for those m near-site centersers and summer be closer lo tlie ans':mswcr, one led by the making more than S50.tO.OOO — aboul 6 ^ cam ps. Check withvith lhe personnel CKplanalipn that lhe(lie president says il is percent. ' departmenl. necessary, wanis it badly and must gel While circumstances vaiyaiy. lhe most receni •; • Consider live-lre-in help. Though __ his wny, atjea-st inin ppart. Tlie rationale i;^ Ceijsus Bureau study, con;onducied in 19H6, usually more expenpensive, the trade- ‘‘we can'l deny himim enlirely.""' ' " found'tliat parents of selii;ehool-age children off is more stableble arrangemenls Various other defenses de are offered spetit roughly 22 percent numore,Ibr child care year-round. Nannynny agenties are wilh diminishingag effectiveness, the in thc summer months coicompared wilh tiie advertised in theie newspapersr or leasi credible beiiicing.that iiuelligeni rest ofthe year. listed in the telejalephone books, people,-such tis legilegislators and Cabinet To help offsel cost?)sts, the federal Another alternatilative is au pair officials.'say thche economy needs a govcninient offers, amonglg iother ihings. lax- ag e n cies, which;h mr atch families boo-st, and they canan Ihardly be wrong, reducing dependent care: cncredits of as much with students. ftfrom Western Whatever the expexplanation, a sense of as S720 per child and SISI.4-10 for two or Europe. Au pairss cicare for children ineviiabiliiy now■ seenissei to be a factor in more children underr iage 13. Some while on a 12-m2-month cultural thinking. Momeinentum builds and employer^) also offerr ddependent care exchange program.im. sweeps aside ralioIlional questions and assistance accounis lhat,t klel you use up lo • contrary cvidcncc,c, ssuch as these offered. S5.000 pretax to pay for chilchildcare. m by Daniel Miiche:hell of lhe Heritage Bul nut all families explxploil the lux break e ^cosi of neglect. Our tuiuree workw force cunipanies, ;niii) (Hu it's still a small percenia^lage backwardij from the environment env ihey'rc in Foundaiion, n consenservalivc think tank, since they must provideie IIh eir c a r e g iv e r ’s j,he less com petitive wiiwith other nf employersrs wiui' have responded." saiiaid now." al liie ilay-caree cenlcr,ci said (iacnner, 1. Higher taxeses punish productive Social Security numbeAbor i.r laxpuycr ries," |)aii;i l-’riedman:ian, co-president ol'ihe PamiliiHies 36. a partner in the Minneapolis Mir marketing economic activity,ty. High taxes depress identillciaton number. Manjlany caregivers want lh an eye to the future, morec ccompanies and Work Insinsiitulc. a noii-profii researeirch I'mii Added Value Inc.nc. "I know we'll plan incentives to worliork, save and invcsi, to be paid "olT the books,”is ,” ill Cilsli, S,1 llicy i„been reaching out lo empliployees by group in NewiV York.V accordingly bul at thisis pipoint we don’l have a Documentation of these assertions is can avoid taxes, providliding family-friendly benefils.IS- file scramhlnhlc by working parenis wiivith solution," substantial. •‘1 think wc need toI tatalk aboul a new Aboioui ihrce-quartcrs. o f 1.0.026 large school-age kids;id's to gel ihrouyli llie summer"■f is Child-care advocacyicy groups, meanwhile, 2. Higher taxK nrates tend to mean system of incentives to bring brii parcnis to the compajlanies rccenlly surveyedI by b Hewitt contagious.. liven I:' parcnis wiili presclunlool give high marks lo effortseffo from companies lower la.x revenuelues. People look for above-ground child-can;are system," suid Associ;ciiiies, a benefits consullin;iing Ilnn in loddlers worryTy abouti il. like Fel-l’ro Inc., a makern ol' auto and ways to shelter thcitlicir income frotit laxes, Nelson, "We need lo devellyelop ,.. a value for Lincolnilnshirc. Ill,, said lliey proviiivided some Slevc'and Kathy Ka Gaenner of MiimeapoliIllis. iniiuslrial gaskets, They also tend to spend less, which qualily child carc.” form of dcpendeiil-care benicnefiis to for example,)le, say they've begun i F.very morning durinuring the summer. Fel- means businesss pprofits decline and is expensive," said emplo;oyees. They range fromim referral invcsligalc likely lil summer arrangeiiieii Pro buses emplovees';■ school-agesc children to L‘ss in taxes, "Oi'^diiy child care is i companies pay less Barbara Reismun, execuicutive direclor of serviceces to child-carc centers alat lhe work although iheir:ir eldesl i daughter Kelly is on a 220-acre retreat 445 5 minutes from thc 3. Higher rates> Ic;Icad 10 more spending Child Care Aclion Campaijpaign, based in New placc. 4. and bigger deficitscits. For every Sl that Slop P l e a s e sesee DAY CARBE2 Vork, "... But we’ll pay an ieven higher price " It’s's a standard thing with wi large “li just scem:enis like ii’s going io he a sit lax revenues greww iin lhe 1970s. federal spending rose byy SS1.22. In the 1980s. the ratio rose loI SlS1.29. Source: Office ofManagcnient and Budgel. Ex-Caliliifomian 4. IHgher rate:lies may reduce job Thirttysomcething ; spice; man . creation. Almosiisi all jobs ultimately « depend on the tini(iniouiil of siiving.s iind...... , pushes^I growth investm ent. Sincince high tax rates penalize savingss aiand inveslment, high J to undermine job jstaid ccompeetitors tax rales tend t chaUeenges * in Panhihandle creation. 5. Higher taxeses hurtI small business, The Associated Press The Associated Pres$*rcss Approximatelyy 880 pcrccnt o f U.S. ' businesses, includIuding proprietorships QUl-BNSTOWN, Md,Id, — Joe Bernard ■ WALLACI- —— Jim Hays’ job and partnerships,i, p:pay taxes through the could be called the Sieveve .Jobs of the spice , ^ description couldId bet summed up in porsonal incomee titax code. They have world. ^ * two words: damageIgc tconlrol. less lefl to create: jojobs, Like the visionary founder foi of Apple [ ; As the sole emplmploycc of the only Computer, Bernard is :a baby-boomer es are likely to reduce ♦ ; local group responslonsible for ecunomie 6. Higher taxes cnlrepreneur,, Both dress^ in casual shins and U.S. compctiiivcne::ness. development in Idaho's most sneakers, Boih have niltlciitled big e.stablished ifife livri Jcpressccl counlynty, lh at's no easy I part of Miteiieirs list, This is only a pii competitors, And bothoth hatched their assignment. and his is one off d(dozens of prepared by businesses in a ganigc. Hays. 75, is presiircsident of the Silver aeadcniics and leglegislators ihal lead to The parallels seem to< cnend there, however. B H l Valley Economicc DDevelopmeni Corp., thc conclusion that ili waste reduction Jobs, 38, is struggling on the other side of - ■ ’ a group lighting agaagainsi a swilt currcnt m ight be a happippicr wny to cut the the couniry with anotherr flciledgling computer- Stt! . of unemploymentII anand population drain dcllcit. maker called Nexl Inc. BiBul Bernard. 39. is m '''- — 10 preserve Sho;ihoshone County’.s "Might." is aI nimighty word in this basking in the successfulful expansion ofh is i . mm economic base. regard, because wiiwa.stc-reduction means seasonings company,', VWye River Inc., I \ . \ Wilh a bootstraprap budget that forces ______cuts in the bureaueaucracy. Prior, feeble named afler the tributaryy ool f Chesapeake Bay \ \\ — -hlmtmnyywirti"irti~fricndjnvhilc-on------iid’dfawfrhlsTulinary------y r aticmpts to cutIhTbureaucracy, ihi wilh where lie lives, worksTiiidl : business trips,;, 1Hays admits his loss of jobs, have ha’ led to outrage, inspiration. successes alter ihreithree years pho The Grace CotCommission, General iilvcr Valley sinc;e-he is my livelihood. This is fun,fi ... I do what I ***° moved to the Silvc Accounting Offiiffice. Congressional Wyo3 IRiver, Inc. founder Joo30 B ernard starte d his linline of soups, seasoning:gs, began recruiting in lale1 1989, Budget Ofdcc. OfOffice of Managemeni want to do." “too young and loo chipsps and sauces with a3 ]$60,000 second mort{irtgage and has built thI h o P leaase a s i see IDAH0/E2 and Budget,. Joint Econom ic Bernard said he was “u I businoss. Commiuee, foundandalions, legislators and Pleas(ase see SPICE/E2 compfipany into a $3 million bi scholars have all.1 dcdone such sludies. There is docunujmentation sufTicient to occupy a legalistic>tic -sort of reader wilh a count busy summer, bul)ul all such studies have I For thhe long-tterm, it’;’s the litttie thinjgs that c suffered lhe sameme fate. whii:h is lo be I you gel? Do you lake lime.* tot than running out of nion.vhy, whal and how, down lhe largest piece:e otofgninite. propose lax incincreases, urge them you he hns seen it done>nc many limes on TV Would you Icl himim pick ] up the scalpel habiltliis. And habits arc a combm b in a lio n of Pltoiiiiiiglg 1knowledge and skill are llilhe Oul tiiy favorilc quote quo is from Bruce through Congressi;ss and cnact them into ofthe equation. and cut? No. Of courscrsc not. skill,11, motivation and knowledge.gi._ easier pan ol t Barton, "Sometimes; whwhen I consider what law than it is to cut spending. lg classes, reading books an Your good neighighbor. may have a ;an Ca you ihink of peoplelc who have MtcnJinE and ircmendous consequencienccs come from litlle wonderful ntlitude bulul whatv aboul skill? knowDwiedgc and skill but don'ti'i ;get llie job tindmB somaiTieone who has done it before things..! am lemplcd to iiliink...lliere are no John CunniffT iiis a business analyst :onatdo Da Vinci had tlie rigi But even if you arc motivated, und do dontnc?-Nol in their person;onal life or-lfpful- Le"": igl» lilllc Ihings"...... TorThCAssoCiaicciicdTrcss...... he said. "Don'l go lo the waitaler ______have skills is tliat cnougough? profcifessional life. idea when he ; Ibiiniain heads." Tu'/n Falls hc.ids thc lave knowledge. Lewis Fake Ta a piece o f paper and drawdn in three pots, go the fo Judy Robinclt ofTw Nope; you must hav« icinent programs for nt of the American colutiumns. Label the columns corcontinue, start Bui the why wl has lo come from yoi'ou. total quality ninnn^cm A Coser, president \mal Medical Center. ation in 1975 said, "If andd stop. Now make four rows. ro Label Wrile down-n vwhy this is imponanl to siaiiart Magic Valley Regionn Sociological Associatic nol She hus degrees inn L*con6;nic.'>ei and in lical notions arc weak, thcsiJSC phys.ical, emotional,, n mental and or stop. Whal'hat arc lhe conscqucnccs of ni concepts and liicorcticfl psychology. Questionsms abouti management no mea.suremeftt, hovlo w e v e r prccisc. will spiritirituol. Do a quick osscssmcnlcnt. taking carcr of yoursellV Tradewlndss E2 lavc and business can be sent 10 her care o f Thc ory scicncc," Arc At you taking good carc: o f yourself.’ George BuiBums once said he would ha^ advance an explanatory how_Times-'News. P.O. Box Bo.y 548. Twin Falls. World E4-5 Management guruuru Stephen Covey Whahat is your weight, bloodod pressure, laken better:rcarcofliim.selfifhc ci knew ho I Jder S330S. Classified E5-F8 believes our characterer isii a composite of our choholestcrol level and hcan rale.lc. How much long he wasas jgoing to live. Whal is sadd ~'F 1 yi \ , 'l - • E-2 •nmoa-Nows, Twtn Foils.Foil Idatio, Sunday. Juno 27, V1993 • BusinesiSS ^ MortgagIge rates Marktet-styleJ economjy bring![s con m(len, priv^ate eyes’ hit21-ye/ear low I have no crcdibilibility, nobody will want lo c fON (AP) — SHANGHAI. Chil:hina (AP) — liad guys 1 you. Under the openness Mdar WASHlNGTOh j business wilh yi jn 30-ycar, fixed- I bcwarL*: Communist;t CChina‘s firsl private eyes reform policies,:K, some jw ple have made a1 1lol Interest rates on 3 1 fell to a 21-ycar , arc now for liirc. ile maintaining good reputationons rale m oogagcs fel of money while i ercenl this week, ] 'I'hc Slianghai Sociocial Security Consulting I l f l ■ Wilhoul credibilibility, you can't make money.’’ low of 7.34 perci Ition pulled down ther fadingfad of inflation and lnvcslig;itiunI Ofllce.O established last J Whether il wojwas thc sermon or Ihc rcalizatic ------N W m b crh )-tt-g rtn i{rtifMif^Ti'lirwl-policCrJi^dly— > ------ftfars-on-financinl m “itianhntcTccTi mortgagc-rate fiis thc romantic: Wesiern\V siercotype of :onlacts — with policc and miglight The latest r t ^ m “guanxi" — com from 7.38 percent the average, down troi (ictcctivc ugcncics. j - ' '' iM lake legal aclioilion, thc supplier paid back ti Huany Shi, thc 70-ycar-old 70- director, pads the week before,re, was’ the lowest . ' f l money withinI a Imonth, Qiu said, :k ended May 5, around town in a gray gra; Mao suit instead'of-a— igcncy has resolved morc ihann 3i 0 since the week ( lera! Home Loan - trcnclicoal - -- hc and iiis colleagues arc all , / H perccnt of thele o approximately 200 ccdnora,mic 1972, thc Fedcrfl is 5 Mortgage Corp.. saidsai last week. (\invinimisl Pany mennembcrs. Aulhoritics won’t I cases it has taktaken on, said Qiu. Its fee is let him carry a gunI or investigate murder, nnd ' fl loss Rates had previ<•cviously hit a low i ^ H pcrccnt to 100 ppcrccnt o f thC' financial lo he is uninterested in 1:handling cases involving recovered. I'hche iagency al.so acts as a st'curiurity of 7.38 pcrccntit in late April but afTairs ofllic heart. / adviser to factorilories. spiked up to 7.52.52 perccnt by late Hut Huang, dcserihiribcd by^a Shanghai ncwsp- I _ ' Other caseses the agcncy accepts invololvc May after the release of aper as onc ol'C'hina’sla’s lop lour criminal inves- finding relativesives for families split duringI lthe government report!jorts showing morc tigators. and his scvciivcn iLssociates are keen to civil war, whiclhich brought the Communisisis to - infiation than expc(xpected. battle thc con menen and swindlers quickly power io 194949 and forccd supporters off lihc However, in midmid-June the Labor multiplying as China';na’s cconomy siz/lcs, defeated Nalion:ionalist government to flee toothe t Department saidaid its Consumer Police generally' sl;sl;iy away from the Hood island ofTaiwar Price Index rosejuejust 0,1 pcrcenl in of contr;ictual tiisputipules, saying they arc best In onc casc,;c, Qiu said, an investigator fr(from fviay. settled by llic partieslies involved. Huang said. Taiwan askedd t>thc agcncy to help him find 1 That causcd manyman economists to , Courts also arc rcluc;luciani to take such cases mother four deidccadcs after he lasl saw her dismiss the cariicrrlier price increases without ;m invcstigaiii’alion. _____ I Shangliai, Hcc dididn't know where she livedJ ‘ as transitory. ‘‘So the policc donLlon'l bother and neither do APpholo her real namec — a nickname was always U‘ Increasing pnce?rices generally push tlie conrls,” s;iyss CQiu Liting. 53. deputy ,p bccause investors u Lltlng, right, talks with a client In h is Shanghaili officeo interest rates up bi director of Ihc agencyncy. Private investigator Qlu L , , - After two mcmonlhs of searching, the ager demand morc)re interest to ; private eyes comc in. They al investigations for the k That’s where the pr earllerthls yoar. Qiu, tho'ho former, head of criminal finally found[id the mother and the Taiw compensate forrthc thr inflation can conduct an invesivcsiigation and present any’ police, started th e private'ate company last year wHIrlth another form er police:e officer, sleuth rushed:d ito Shanghai for the rcunii cvidcncc of wronjongdoing to thc proper called Qiu. "he immediately cameca jlik ito areas oncc thc one-fiflhflh of the steel was dclivcret:red, but the Atcrward, recall aulhoritics — pcrh;::rhaps thc police, perhaps; ireforms is expanding into ik me. He asked me hov. mt i&ln[f

J CapoiKle’s not pj)art of oi;□r backg^ound IFThe Arabians initi No,Al made wine from the [ ions, cic. Il checked by difPIifferent seatnstresscs lo | \\ C ^ n e staited p ------— ddecorations, cake, invitalior of fermented co1 Q. Is it true that Al C nning and verify their accuracy. act Discuss any the Better Biuincss Bun3 uj^ 7 Better 'can take monlhs of planr cherries, so some pe( < organizing- alterations with wi the seamstress ] SS *»»* A. No, absolutelyy rnol. The first _/ ice thc alterations arc Ibelieve the word ''cofljffee" B usiness • Remember ihc majorilyily of items directly. Oncc bureaus began operatirations in 1912. i be difiicuh to correci a jis derived from "qahww a h ," for a wedding arc customim ordered made, tl could b Originally, they wen.•crc, "Vigilance •7^ H Bureau f decorations problem shotildlid onc occur. . ithe Arabic word for wir^ine. Committees" of advcJvcriising clubs ^ - such as dresses, cakcs and dc Iiat your wedding budgcl — "I Sso Ihesc items may not bc: celigible to • '*1'?', established to corrc'rrccl abuses in Find oul a « »nd tiy to sliellick to it. advertising. They< veryv quickly A, Withith spring here and warm beb returned or exchanged. F comparison shop for • days ahead. many couples; company’sc rcfund/cxchanj,nge policy ' Always et broadened ihcir luncliiiclion 10 monitor summer d: B. Ifyou arc quality and pnctrices. ; activilies and are gettingng prepared to journey down1 beforeb purchasing anything. olher marketplace a< Ull thc item, •, y 'verbal promises in business performance,ICC. Today, ihere the aisle :to together. To help make this; nolr ab.solutely sure you wanl ■ a pleasanl and wonderful1 taket a few days to think about al it or wnling. arc nearly 200 Hettletter Business journey a . Once you • Check outlUt thc reliability of ihc bureaus, with morc: thanth: 11 million event, heo'eo' are a few ihings to keep inI continuec to shop around. ( place a deposit or pul an item on companies you3U arc considering doing consumer contacts cachach year, mind: F h by calling thc Belter rl planning way in advancc., layaway 1 you may be obibligalcd to business wilh 1 • Start I •cau. Tliese are just a few- 733-1 o lg a dress, having it ordered1 purchasef it whether you wwant to or Business Burcai Q. I rcecntly bccameme engaged to bc Selecting: to keep in mind while 1 -8 0 0 -81-862-9595 1 P; :ould take several weeks) andI not.r helpful tips to niflrried. Can you giveive me some tips (which cou erations. If planning yourir pperfect wedding. Good W in d o wV BFashlqns_ . i. , Tiy wedding the alterations■ns lake time. So does making\ • Be careful with alter on how to make my :es double- Luck! "A/ffins ll fnsh nip!" most memorBble motneiment of my life? arrangemcmcnls for caterers, showers,, possible,f have your size} ESSSS3SES^ D18C0lOUHTR I Spice — -----Day Care— I isce.JS : seafood seasoning, especccially for Continued fromfro E1 I Conlinued from E11 Bernariard still lalks like thc s 'isc kid who grow up onI ssteamed crabs. MeleCormiek I., headquariers. Thc dumb to know ;iny be,ter" bc when hc 1 purcRascdOld Bay in 1990. -ye:ir-job as un Bahimorere's easi side. He boasis lhat r end thc day swimming, quit a S35.000.a-ye f the furniture in his office: Bernard claims hc no\ow has 20 lying baseball, doing inventory manager Ibifor .hi Safeway "«"= >' =°:h ie oiS P »y. I and lhal il's all secondhand. [percent of the retail markcl ming 10 cook, supcmiiirkct chain innlWS.tookouta H J Bay has thc rest. Bul.1 in bulk 'rafts or learnt unkempt image belies an 1 ctums them to corporate $60,000 second mornor.Eage on his us growlh plan for ihc 161-. t seasoning sales to crab»b houses, The bus rctu house and began conc(meoclins searoml »er has 65 headquartersers by 4 p.m., where employeeee company. He is trying lo) I Bernard said Wye Rive seasonings. irket. Ihey'rc melI vwilh babysillcrs who saturatee (one of the most heavilyf j percent of ihc region's mark >any drew w.ilen- ; "My compeliior is McCeCormick's watch the ehilihildren until parents arc Tlie upstart compan; ed and afflueni markets in ihc arking, Thc cost: S25 a ; as Its theirte thc _ finished work ing attention, using as , — the mid-Allantic stalesu < Old Bay," he said. :hild, wilh a maximum allure of (lie l-aslcmra Shore's5 sueeu- „aashington sh — with the Wyc; Mac Barren, spokescsman for P«r chi I mpany does weekly co.st:ofS75. of lent bine crabs, llI expanilede. into ame. "I'm ifying to make us aI McCormick,I said thc comi vlorris, Fcl-Pro’s direclor soups, spiccs, chips, saucessai and salsas, , regional food company.”” i not discuss'its compeiitors3rs, but that Richard Mo licaiions, says aboul 200 . wilii S.^ million in annu:mual stilcs, j said. "We wanl lo becomce ' "clearly he is among them."1." of communica pany’s 1.800 employees '-A-ncstimatcdSId $10 billion - __ That \tas enough^li to arouse llie 'the’ localcal brand." ChristopHcr' Oden,' groeocery buyer of the compai children in camp, in municipal bondnds will mature or bc callcd:d thistl July. If attention of McCormiimiiek & Co.. one The cocotnpany turned corporatee for Giant Food Inc., one oi of ihe enroll their ch i l of the nation’s biggcggest spice com- heads whwhen it had the audacity toD region’s leading grocercry chains, Hc said thalhat program, along wilh your bonds arc amcnong them, you’ll want to talk to a Piper y-friendly benefits, have panics, ll offered to buy1 Dernard's challengege the Old Bay brand, whichh described' Bemard as a "good" and other family-1 Jaffray broker ab(bout reinvesting thc procccjcceds. Since ir lolerablc salesman." helped signifiilificanily increase worker business. Hesaid nolh;> thank you, slill doiniiminaies the retail market for nanagcd over productivityity and reduce 1990, Piper Jaffrafray has managed or co-man ______absenteeism.n. S750 million of Id:Idalio municipal issues, Idaho - Fel-Pro's{ ciemployee turnover rate Municipal bonends continue to of^crattracti^iciive returns, (It, vs, 9 perccnt for the ircc, business developmcnlII Union Pacific Railrcroad also is 7 pcrccnt, especially in thc faccfa o f proposed incomc tax increases. Continued from E1■1 Commerc up ils tracks national averaeracc. :r for chambers in Pasadenaa announced plans to pull uf Piper Jaffray ptovicvides thc guidance you need:d totc develop a "When you add ihu;those all toECthcr, verside I and was execuiivce in the valley. "Then it rcalljilly started tp ip - ’ = = T h e ' n comprehensive investmentin plan that meetsts youryi needs, you gel aboul 100) employee^” cr he >r of a Santa Maria Valleyy get serious," Hays said. said. "To be able lo0 getg that amount ‘|'.'‘-c'or ( His lask lisl for this yearar includes a - Mutual of including tax-excr;cmpnnvcstments as well as manyn other of aclivity in this cLnty co is really ~ ;tired at age 69 but soon liredd shorl-line operator to pr New York tools that may be: aappropriate for your situatiorItion. miraculous.’’ ing. bowling and dancing. Hcc scrvicc in thc abscncc Bil! Zanetla, lonlonstime Silver red lo thc Wallace area byy Pacific. He’s looking foror money to DcDon’t hesitate! Call today. Valley businessman,m, said Hays has ngton Water Power Co.). buy billboards along Interserstale 90, to Insurance done a good job, coconvincing ihe Tlic development specialist>t lure tourists into a stop. Company Todd N. Adams county’s business concommunily that it J[erwicn " ' while al a professionalj1 He’s working with1 thc t Idaho H H _X . PiperJaffiay [ne. If. Businesses for needs to help itself. I mce. Housing Agency to build1 low-incomeh LyntiC.Rasiasmussen \Nonh Founh Avenue, Suite no years fed at thc iroirough o f mining a long roster wamAattnuuiic he conference. Hays gavec housing. He wants to fill a MionSiKCilliSl PocateUe. ID Sj20i ______companies Uiat dominclinated the county IS o f empty commercial buildings bi in .Lilclnsurancance ____ •'lOlKflQilovets _ en his resume, which was -3o8-2SS-4S9)-i-S<>oi44‘3So3------and'iirstarirctJntnKt'tis^to-today^tur^K•d— liately forwarded to Wallace•c~Kclliygg 7Wallncc and-clscv ^Afuuiiiics iT-Mth'liisiiTaTicc new business away, fofor fear or losing S t "aman Harry Magnu.son. ' Zanctti insists that; thct Silver .WulualFundjnds • CD Alletnalives workers. :y scnl mc a plane ticket andid Valley Economic DcvclopijpmemCotp. . iRARolIovct:iVCfS Now. almost anyy nnew business is . icwed ' me for two or thrcc:c some day will recruit a firm that ^ m wclcomc in Shoshoshone County, Hays said, recalling his firstst employs morc than 50 orr iso workers. nowir Zanctti says. ‘‘Unfort'irtunatcly. we've Igs with Magnuson and other:r But such an occasionm could bc 4011 giSecond Strool North of capital to give "“ '•""I* I been a litlle short of business leaders in 1989. grceicd with less cheerining than one Twin FalFalls, Idaho 03303-1716 8 Jim the kind of help ht ily afier Hays and wife Janele m i^ t cxpcct. 734-41C4104 (Bus.) •733-2807 Sintt iSfS- Mrmbtr siK. MSt Ine. ______y secrclary. But wcf ihI t o r g r a i i i l l u i y ! I in Wallace, Star Mine closcd,d, "I’m looking for com;mpanies lhat i (Hos,)*i,)«42D-1291 (Collular) Ihcrc’s some gain bein„i^agmadc." more than 100 workers. Two'0 employ 10-20 people so thatth if one of '------Still, work done■ by the economic atcr. Bunker Hill Mine closcd. them went down, we wouldn’tw be development corpoiporalion hns not ' geverjoral olher mine closures;s devastated," Hays sasaid. “This been able to prcv

Sunday, Jun«jno 25, 1993 Tlfnos-Nows, Twinrwin Foils. Idaho E-3 Busisiness - Tradewwinds Forec:aster ppredict:ts wet., theii (diy Linda Lewis o f Lytle Sigos Inc. rely on placing wasi[t in windrows' and has been promoted to purchasing HieTimw-NcwB ------1 Farmers Fl in tbe area who rc ,crial application of pcslicid;idc arc luming the rows systeiystcmatically. agent. Farirmbeat dusting Composting wimaimal waste can be a ith Lytle Signs Herc are thc lop sioricrics in this _ ' facuacing higher costs for crop di Lewis has been with :ausc of A’aluablc solution\ loto the problem of for the past two yearslars. This is a week’s edition of Magic: Volley \ Ag Agreement woivould boost exports of — or^ no service al all — bccai getublcs and should bc ihcthe ncw cnforccmcnl of an oldJ rrule. handling raw manurelure on (iairie. newly crc&ted job caus)iw.^ttn ownel^B^Hltil^ood owi of NNampa. Schwartz said. But rcccntly named a comiommcrcial loan inlervicwcwer and loan operations Perry said in a telephonenc interview Foods, tty s thi this spring shouldn't do the wel operate Moree eeconomically lir WAo recentlyTBBHKiiled methodads used growing delays this officcr at First Sccurcurity Bank in coordinatortor. Iasl week. “And so do ite inlo be enough to hurtIrt yyields this fall, hc than in Mexicctico. “Wc have siff^ler, in in conVfttfibg dairy wnstc periods.’’ angular added. “We lioveiivcn'l had a lot of belter methodsds in Idaho. If it’s ^ u al, composi cor using the rectar stem, or growing degree day;days." hc said. Thc North American Free F Trade i can competelc wilhv them," he said. agitated agi bed composing .sysK BrieflyIv ource s projections Droughit dries uup Northhwest’s eenergy so Universal rrevenue misses ] million people. MILWAUKEE - Universal Foods Corp. realealizcd less revenue thnt il RICHLAND, Wash. (A(AP) — The ;ecutive bad water for chcap But hoped during its sccoccond fiscal quarter that endedled March 31. Northwest, long known fo years smpped awayk'ay thei surplus, But overall camirmings goals for the quarterr werev mel, ihc company and abundant supplies of)fcleciricliy, ilso played a part, tsclfw iih a Oi))cr factors also reported to siockholdoldcrs. has suddenly found ilsi They includedd increasedin demand Cost controls, aioialong wilh a stronger pcrfonrirmancc in thc company’s power deficit. from aluminumI planis,pi -which use frozen foods divisionlion, of which Universal Frozeiizen Foods in Twin Falls is A region thal boasts b< 30 about onC'third of^!)fiJPA’s power. This along wilh a w a part, helped boostst cearnings, the company statctItcd in a report, hydroelectric dams — ale year, bccausc of' tlic dcficit. the BPA Thc frozen foodsJs cdivision is recovering fromim a difTicuh year in 1992, nuclcar xeactor, coalI andi olhcr cut off a quartericr i of thc power it ' but showed highercr cquality of earnings thc paspast quarter, ihe company gcncraling planis — canin no longer | | p | j | i k ^ ^ provides lo thoser plaplants. reported. mccl its own needs. ■ Strong populatiorllion and job growth Overall, however,er, revenue in the frozen food;ods division dropped from Expensive imports ararc a major' % i in the Nonhwesl51 also al raised energy $76,573,000 in thec s(second quarter of 1992 lo $6$64,628,000 in ihe sccond reason consumers in thele Northwest M [ demand by 2 pereenreent lo 3 percenl per I quartcroffiscal.1993993, thc company reported,. -facc.rait-hikcs-bctwcenn..l4_pcrccm_|^^i-;>s:-^. | K | i g yearrtnuch'hi^er'llicr'lhan'normalr ..... rding to the ; Thc company’s5 tololal earnings for the sccond)nd fiscol quarter this year and 20 perccnl. accord The region also10 lostlo 860 megawatts j totaled $216,663,000000, according to the report. Bonneville Power Adminisnismition. of power whenhen Ihe Hanford As recently as 1991,', thc region I, v*-'- ^ Generating Plantml closed afler the Idaho housusing turnover outpacesoi U.S. made jjp of Washingioron, Oregon, federal N Reactoror wasv mothballed in Idaho and Western Monuuumacxjrortcd I r keeps their home for 13.4 Ihc late 1980s. . CHICAGO-Thelie average U.S. homeowner k S258 million worth of powerpc while ir made plutonium for 1 1992 survey, according to years of drought have drodrc p p ed tho w ater lovel Tlic N Reactor m; years; but Idaho’s1 averagenv was 10.2 years in a 1! spending $21.1 million for'or impons. B ecau so ye s. and steam from the , a Chicago title insunsurance company, 10 Snake River in Washingngton nuclcar weapons, ar Bul thc BPA IS projecting 1 behind Low3wer Granite Dam on tho : le proccss opcrateclied turbines lhat Housing tumoveilyer means more people arcrc buying homes and ihis purchases of $250 millionon rroni olhcr „,(,er* h'hydroelectric dams in thoth Northwost, the region provided a cheap chc source of I reflects a strong stastatewide cconomy, accordinding to Chicago Tille and areas, chiefly California a n p o rter of electricity. clcclricily. Whenlen ihe governmcnl ” Trust Family of Title'illc Insurers. in 1993, and sales of just: re will bc shut down the rcacrcactor for safety and The company gr(groups Idaho into thc interncrmbuniain region, which first time nin iwo dccades thc said sai it is too carly to say tiicre inclcciriciiy. was u nel importer of 'a aj power deficit for all ori993.'3. other reasons,s. it becamc too '] leads thc countiy inin 1housing lumover. “Thc main rcasori forar thal is the Northwest w iperale the plant for ising turnover averaged 13.44 yearsy in 1992, down from : waicr years electricity.. "“Since dollars follow "Bul il ccnainly has cliangt:igcd from expensive to oper Nationally, housin worsl two conscculive v iber was electrical gencraliorUion alone, 14.3in 1991,ihecoicompany reported. Lower intcntercsl rales primarily wero Dulcy Mahar, kilowau hoursurs like nighi follows day. thc th past when lhal numbi •sincc 1944-1945," said Di s currcnt irade dcf’icil is always al positive." Fazio, a power Also, the Trojatojan nuclear reactor responsible for thele irincreased turnover, a spokeswoman for thc tli BPA in the region’s c ntly shul down by g the fastest housing turnovercrin 1992 wero Nevada, at IPA markets pulling^ fimInuncial pressure on analyst, an said. was permanentl> Slates reporting th Portland, Ore. The BP ced 2,500 Portland GeneralII ElectricEl last year, in Jno, at 9.1 years, nnd North CaiCarolina, at 9.3 years, :ral dams 10 utilities,” thele rnewsletter said, In 1986 ihe region produce' • ^ e i^ t years, Arizona, eleclricily from fcden r, enough the face of highh operatingoj costs and J Idaho’s average;c Iclength of home lumover drodropped frort 13.9 years in John Fazioio iof the Nonhwcst Power megawatts mi of surplus power, utilities. :ouncil. also in Portland, lo supply thc needs of neaearly 1.5 widespread anli-nuc-nuclear sentiment. ^ . l'980 to 11.9 yearsrsin it 1990. In 1991. housing turnovertui fell to II.3 yean. Thc drought forccs1 damsi 10 be Planning Cou managed for the b will determine 1 st of its type endangered fish species ' e r o g e , I Drawing w .IGHT TOUCH] G ood Servivice, G ood Cover BOISE — Sevenveral companies apparentlyy vwant lo bccomc thc firsl clcctrical production, MaliS - fWLii in snow mcll byV C u r^ Smith Pricing, Is D efininci n g limited liability com:ompany in Idaho, so a stale; agcncyaj plans a drawing to That means mountain G o o d f r monlhs musl j determine who it willwi! bc. usually stored for winter r The last Legislaislalure authorized thc crcalcation of limited liability bc dumped from rescrvTvoirs in the lo help fish J compamcs. On Julyuiy 1. thc law goes into cfTccl.ct. spring and summer la Limited liabilit;ility companies have someme ofthe protections of migrate to tnc sea. she saiilaid. When winter's peakak clcctrical % F a r m B Uureau i corporations, mainininly limited liability for members. m Bul they more JSS have to import closcly resemble5 partnerships,pt and will bc irealed irc as partnerships for season arrives, utilities ha xausc ihcrc is ^ Insurance Setervices income tax purposes)scs if they qualify.- expensive eleclricily beet Family of I lie, said several comjianics little water lefl in the resciscrvoirs. • of little ___ Everett Wohlers,:rs, dq)uly secretary o f slate, bvB that jroacaa't get B ecause thfiiere are plenty o interest in bccommg the firsl fii o f the new business th e Northwest gets two-thirdsX\ of /t'snotbVi have expressed inl ro dams, while SOUlStfllogtgIJ Ifor nothing. You can r e a s o n s tto protect our fut' u t u r e aid on the day the law goes5 inioi: cfTccl, nll'companies its electricity from hydro entities. So he said y gets just 10 ggt10ye3fSars for sanding nothing waiting to flic paperipers will participate in a dmwiiwing to delerminc who wil! the rest of the couniry i e. flto the IBS. bc the first. pereeni from lhat source. A major reason is thc thi Columbia ^ River sysicm, which covovers 258,000 n ep roaroblem witti doing ShopKo piplans to build minore stores ic 4th longest somouiingw rightt the first tfrne Is square miles and is the bodyj^jireclatesljaw GREEN BAY.i'. \Wis. - ShopKo Stores IncInc. plans to build 37 new 'riv e r in Norlh Amcrirtswork ^ tare putting en t m m . of Bellevue 106 Firm repor '■S ScfiCunetjtjcr LonConne ^{sgezcMeBa S T E V E N L. A R R INv ( IG T O N tliey can ^ on m ethanenoi p la n t 9-fiHf TftifCips DESIGN i f j e m m Jofin I ‘Ertsunsa CASPER, Wyo.. (/(AP) — A Ulah ^*<;324-4378 { ~ company is coniinuinluing its efforts to ------374(74 Ouin<;y, Twin Eolls • 733i8L8286 . _ _ _„200i._ftve,A_,_____ (G ooding______build a $400 million Com puter Draftinin g CaraCCofe S934-8405 in the Casper area,ea, according to FFloi Homoownors & Conltocio 'WcsStartin ‘Barrett ^hfcCfuK' 161 Main company officials. individual & ♦> DiDfofling wilh o compulor make Linda ‘BineU ‘Donna 'D'^mBra Jim Madden, prcsiresident of Bohc- . lostost occufotoI work wilh oosy cno ISCARCIUir CURI! ^oe Leach mia Resources, basC'ased in Salt Lake Unicnique Designs ♦ Ovor 20 ycots expoiicnce iriin Ihc 1S11 AddliJdlton Avo. E. TWIn FallB Taut'Daintt City, said his compmpany has made con;:onslruc1ion liold In tho Magic VolleyVi o r Cicall 734-3383 progress in buildinging the plant ex- peeled to employ aboutabc 200 people. 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______...... World ...... )...... Haiti ]leader piiromises ' Crime^ wave (cripple;JS spiritI of upriising VATTA. Occupicd VWest Bank ------(Ai’) — "Good reward,"' aan ad in the prognress durirng talks daily al-Quds promises anyone ai who c;in help find a 1985 Renanault 5 stolen l’()KT-AU-PRIN(INCF, Haiti (Ai>) p g H f ill Raniallah. ------Htttti'?' ttiiiHtt _ Sciires of cars lum up s pnnniscil lo reluni11 TI'rom U.N. lalks abandoned along b;irrcn * uiih good news even cv ihougii thc road oiilside Yalta, 30 mil m ccling's igoalI -— 10 resiore ^ Jenisalem. ’llie town of 404o!obodw.s"[ dciiiocTacy lo lhee balleredbi cnuntr>' ^ IxHiming business in sloleilen aulo pans T ,: V~' 'ifai — would end hiss ll^-yearll grip on 'nJ ;ind ancient ;inifacts fromn iillegal digs._ Ihe coimlry's affairslirs. . Dnig abuse, burglary, c' pings aro other aspects Ll. Geu. Riiou!j! (Ccdras s.tid he iigreed lo Ihc meet.eeling. beginning wave lhal has shocked Pah Sundiiy on New YoYork's Governors Cedndras Aristide Many blame tlie mass Island, lo prevenlI lhlhe niin of Haiti, tuni coukailil urilc;ish a bloody w;ive ment cre;iied by Israel’s which is reehirg underund a worldwide of reprisalisals, l’;ilcstinian workers lastit March *;md oil and weapons embargo.emi The lalks lal may last a few d.'iys Ihc crid of aid lo the PLO 1 oil stales, including S20I!0I) mil'liori a "The country coucould come under and will11 IIk mediated by U,N. spc- a blockade. Gasoliioline will noi he cial envoivoy Dante Capulo, They ye;ir for the wcupied We; imported. Food wilwill run oul. chil- will prob;ob;il)ly take place on an is- G;i/.a, dren will die." Ccdr'cdra.s said in a na- land in, New N York liarlxir bec;iuse Yosef Faris. s|xikcsman West Bank police force w tionally bmadcaslsl aaddress iiijlaili of securii;iriiy concerns. U.N, sources on Friday. "1 willII rereium with good h;ivc s;iid.'lid. edged a "noticeable incre; ncws.no mailer wh;wh;it." lie said, In Haillaiti, Cedras appealed for glary. c:ir llieft and assa Fxilcd i’residcnlcnt Jean Berlrand c;dm andnd order while he is aw;iy, iribuled il in pan to Pales AriMide. lhe c(iunlruilry’s Hrsl demn- Thc plealea appeared aimed ;il his ing freer lo report crimes t i\ cralically clecledI prpresidcnl. luis in- own iirmilmily iroops. many of whom ihorilies, - • sistcd'llial .T dalelie he scl for his rfm;iiiiI fiercely fi opposed lo Aris- Mohammed Abu Rai i|uiek rciiirn. andd lllhat Ccdras and tide's rcinstatcnieni rc and h;;vc brick nuiker. said most wt oiher lop officers,;rs. including Ihc vowed10 lo kill him iflic rclunis. town used lo have consiislniclion jobs APphoia ill Israel. powerful police chichief. Col, Joseph “I don’in’t w;mi a single gun to l)c on the rise in the Israeli uuccupied W est Bank. ManyMai blame the Michcl Francois,, ag;igrcc lo resign. fired." Ccdras Ci said. "I don’l wane "So now Ihey .steal carars and ;iniiq- C ar theftt anda other crimes are on uiiics," said Abu Ram, 36,56. sealed on a tro u b les} ono mass unemploymentsnt created by Israel’s baranning of Palestinian worlvorkers and the Arislidc was oll^ouslcd »)y a mili- disorder.":r." army killed hundreds of yellow plasiic chair in a j garage, next en d Of aidild by Arab oil states. lar>' coup in .Scplcmlember iy9i. The ar missions. Roman Caiholic Arisiidcc supporterss' in a w;ive of re­ to a pair of Subaru transm An aciivisC Roi : said, because inlcfadeh. thethi uprising againsi Israeli fformers. To dale. 734 Pahulestinians Jerusalem ’s landmark iar Damascus ns wildly popular pressionin following the coup. But Lillle can be done, lie si priest, lie remains no one has money or jojobs lo offer, rule liial legan bej in December 1987., ii have been killed by otiierr 1Paleslini- Gale is a meelincling place for dealers. atnoiig Haiti's |iooiloor m;ijoriiy. Out Cedrav -said.sj Friday he wanted iJic : liashlsli in tlie .sirect-t. Even liic activists of ththc Palestine Palestiniansns formed “popular com- aans. compared to f.l22 sl;vI;un 'by fs- People smoke lias he is tiespiscd byly tthe army and a world loto knowI thc army wasn’t "a ibeh, a .senior political Liberation Organization1 ccomplain of millces" toI helphi Ihc needy, organized, r r;iciis. Sari Nusseibei conscr^'utive elite,c, v wlio fc;ir his re- g;mg.ofthf thugs." leslini;in peace ncgotia* _1 not being paid. Ixiycolts ;mdnd demonslralions, plantedi Wamings :ire still spray-p;-painted on adviser to Paiesli ■‘You can’t stop the: whole\ lown community:y vegetable gardens andI walls, v such as "The Fauih i-l;|{;iwks wiil tors. c;iiled illl a sy m p to m o f so c ia l aled by lhe cumulative ” and you can'l aci ag;iinsl.1 hungryI peo- punished those tl who commiltedI punish f drug dealers sevenii;aly" on the problems crealet pie." said Abu Rarn. whvho spent six crimes or ;oll;iboralcdcoll wilh Isniel. lown l haii in Belhany. lhe Wesi W Bank pressures and1 s:icrificess:ic of nearly six inonilis in jail in 198KK for "incilc* Tiiere wasas lilllc crime, even IhoughI town l where the Bible sa>ays Jesus years of revolt,I. ment" on behalf of Yas;isser Arafat’s lhe PLO I'orceil for Palestinian police*’ raised r Lazarus from Iiie dead. d Bul if llic |>e;ice: lalkslal fail, he said. "We BriefI in outburst of violence »y I'alali faclion of lhe PLO.3. men lo quitlit lhe lsraeii*run force inI Ihey1 no longer scem lo carriny the old might have ;ui o i^ilesiinians preying on o Palestini- 19X8. UridcrjIcrground activists kept or** punch. f that coutd lakeikc a variety of forms, — ------Sm ugglerr denies Bush pliilotknowl^ge — -liiis-is a-sliarp conirasLlo,lo.llie spirit of dcr with somiinielinics_brutai efficiency. 'Hie dmg probieni is hjgiilJiiy visibie. b9 lh ;igainsl Israelis israi and against each ...... KUWAIT — An Iraqi lestilled Saturd:iy lhallh;i he smuggled fellow tlc- logcilicniess in thc earlyy years of lhe killing drugLig de;dcrs. pimp's atid in* An / alley across Trom tlie 01Old City o f ' other." I'cndanl.s into Kuwii.iwaii, bul said he had no idea:a Ihcyi were on a mission lo assassinate fonnerier 1President Bush, .Smiling and sonsonielimes laughing while SlalcSl;i Sccuriiy Coun judges Women gain^ T riaal starts forf extreimists in1 ]Egypt inicrrogatcd him,1, RRnad ai'Assadi mainlairied.1 heh' was inniK-cni of plolling lokill Bush evenn tlithough lie had ple;idcd guiilylly earlier. led loI the iinny’s judicial ights CAIRO). Iliyypt (AP) — Twenty** i died, mainly police :ind extn.Ircniists. Mub;ir:ik lumed Defense lawyersers said ai-Ass;idi. who ownsIS a coffec shop ;iiul is ;in ad* at U.N. ri ^ nine Muslin;iim extremists accused off i’riiicipal largcls of theIC militants system in Octobi;tobcr for speedy trials, lhe legal proceedings wheit mined smuggler,r, nmay nol have understood tlv murder ai.Jid plolling 10 ovcnhrow thee i uscd/to be policc. Coptic; Christians( So far. 22 defcnefcndants liave received lie said he was guililuiliy. govemmeni:ni confronied judges S;itur** ; and fireign lourists. But sinonce Febm- dcalh .sentences,:es. Two have been exe* 'Al-Assadi, howcjwcver. ackiiuvvlcdg^ he hadad a revolver and a machine. confereni day wilh chantsch: of defiance ^ind laicss ; ary. ihcy imve Iwen exploilodirig naii* culed. - gun whcn he wasas v.arrested./'rm a smuggler."r." he said. "Smugglers have p;icked bombs in crowdedd areas, ap* The defendandants in the latesi{case VIENNA. Austria (APU > )-A n r» l »ri»nur«. weapons." re fighters! We love ourr ;parcnlly ;idding lhe ;iveragcgc Egypti:in are chargcd wilh will murdering al-least wilh a dcclar;ilion affiifirmins llicir "'f,? [ilcven Iraqis andan( three Kuw;iilis are on trialrial in the alleged conspiracy e men shouted from insidee to Iheir target list, iwo policemen:n anda lwo civili:ms and righis as human beings.;s, woii.cn arc ' to kill Bush with:h a car lx)iiib when he visiledcd Kuwait in April. 'Hie de- •red cages ;is they awailcdd Hie Irial liuu began Salururd:iy is the robbing five Chrislian-ownedChr jewelry I>criiaps thc biggest "winiiirncrs" of llic lilnck-lwrrc. fcndanis were arrelirresied April 13. a ilay l>cforc;ire BusJ^ ;inivcd in the emi- s sixth for Muslim radicals IwforeIx mili* shops to financeince a icmirist c;impaign Worid 1 luniaii Riglils Corlonrcrciicc. H'f “" i "II ' >of Ihrce mililary officers rale lo Iw hi>noredred for leading lhe I’ersian Gui:iulf W;ir coalition lhal drove I decide whelher most of■f lary courts since I’residedent Hosni againsi thc stale.ale. Kurds, who made a spt,,ccl»ciilara|,. »'■» ''’l'l <1 Iraqi fortes fromII Kuwail,K ■ or die. "We have a cause: peai bul gol no mentionm ill llic lllial >1'’“ down Ihe secular ie:ider.” [ r i , ~ documcril, Icfl even bcftcforc llic a.ii- ■|« bni'gilm ------5 As lhe judjudges entered Ihe room, the i ^ K urdish cclashes flare as marchesi held ferencc ended. mcd to religious slogans. red again Saturday as police No one expects the 32-l2-piiEc"Vlcii- climiorlumc ", , O v e r 6 0 BONN. Gcnnann;iny — Kurdish unresi llarcd r :ifier thc irial started, the , M s k § Uc F a S I e j i < denionslralion in Berlin to na Declaralion and Proj■ograii.orAc- Sliorlly ii scuflled with KunCurd-s holding an outlawed di lent’s Middle East News for independence from Turkey,ey. lion" 10 end abuses over■cmislil. 1)111 il f i’''cniincii l / press demands for reporied lhe arrest of nine i years of •aiors in lhe Nellierhinds and was liailcd as a siartingg p,iiiil Tor lo- Afcncy rep M k Protests also dredrew hundreds of dcmoiistraic .•ri suspected of plotting ter- .Swiixcrland. cal. nalional :uid inlern;iiiiilioiBl sliiiw.' iini.icJ men ronsi allacK!cks. ’iiie repon did not el:ib-»■ I r 'y n i The unrest is a coniinu;iiii)nc of Kurdish viol'iolence lhat broke oul ;icross downs lo comc. '/////. V t; ft \ ^ Iexperience. :anis assaulted Turkish niis- Mnsi clhnic stnigglesIS rcccivcd lit- , Furope on Thursdirsday. when Kurdish rnilitam iislirn mililanls have escalal- sions and busincsncss inieresls in a coordinateatcd campaign to dramatize lie altenlion. with the m;ijiaji.rc*ccplioil Bul Mlisli N ice since early lasl year in :e has occurred in Gcnnany. of Bosni;in Muslims, who w imisl lie cd violcncc Iheir separatisl slrustruggle. Most of thc violence 1 p:ugn lo eslablish an Ishimic ;irrested and a policc oftlccr counted ;imong the "v"w'inners " 'it llicircampai In Berlin on Saiurd;iy,Sal eighl Kurds wxrc ;in ore liian 170 nconle have was slightly injunjurcd in ciashcs. policc saiil.ill. German authorilies have lc;isi in icrms of moral suppon.'su ■ i ...... -...... - - promised lo crack,ck down on Kurdish mililanls,Its, including possilile de|K)r‘; Tlie United Nalions counlcdM.-liHIci 1"'*“ "™ lations. people from l,5(K) priv;:vaie organiza- U C I q ' lions iitiending ihc confinferencc. from H oyd Lilly Co. 2538 Aodison Ave. E. W ( S i ^ M W (SlU ® W Twin Falls, ID 83301 ighter plane erasishesr, killing 4 Nol>el laureate Amnesty;y Iniemaiional D QCompleteq ^ Pump Indian figi and Aziec Indians to lcleft-wing and 3 733-0300 FAX 733-4985 NliW DB.MI,I, India h — An Indian air forccree lighter plane cnishcd dur- right-wing groups andJ

( . ,, Sunday. Junurw 27, 1993 TlinOs-News, TwlrTwin FoNs, Idaho* E-5 World . T heiTlm es^Skw sj^iis^ ANC^weighs ’ways tor deal wiith extreemists CUS\ SIFIEI ■- agreement sealed beforec they i go to arrests whilee i demonstrations were P PT JOHANNESBURG.IG. South Africa plate-glasloss window at Ihe confer- Reacll m than 53,000 readerste a day witli just oneme Iplione call! (AP) — The while gogovernment and encc hall,ill, then occupicd thc center:r thc United States nextI week ond in progress, anand he said thot might the African Nationalil Congress,C tan- for morcrc than two hours. Policee meet President Clinton 3non July 4. have resulted:d jin bloodshed,” Mon- (ulizingly close to> a{agreements on made no0 cfTort ( to arrest thc severalll But it’s doubtful any accordsac will dcia said on ncnational television Fri- ending apartheid, nowno\ foce a new hundredd kkhoki-clad demonstrators,J, bc reached in coming day;lys as polili- day night, crisis over how to handlehar white cx- many ofif tthem heavily armed.. Thee cal leaders try lo deal with w right- “1 told himm Ithat if those (dcmpn-' ______extremisl d wing extremists, who irean demand- siratoni) wererc ■ blocks, he would not __ " ANC President NelNelson Mandela slapped1 ddelegates, but there werc■c ing n separate homelandIlor li whites, have put up I tlthat argument,” Mon- ^ 733 has demanded the arrestsan of white no serious}us injuries, and negotiationsIS Mandela said hc was: disappoint- d dclo added. BitBlack protesters “would supremacists who concommandeered a resumedd lilater Friday. cd at dc Klerk’s response,:e, have been ,sh«.shot ond killed on the conference ccntcr FritFridoy where 26 Police;e ; said Saturday they werec "! osked ... why hc didlid not make spot," he said.id. political parties werx»r«rttn SI Afrikatler Resistancm ce Movement to rcach^ a final agreement, 112 RooTrraoiWtfM 31 113 CMHCnSavKB SM drove an armored vchk'chicle through a Dc Klelierk ond Mandela want thc' iJh Siwaonciwr iiS SlSiSS'l SS”'" >11 - aiS MuuaiilOOl Inmirano ,1S Omnw^ltO ei9 WWEq Nigeria]m leader urgesi y (208)73313-8700 1-800-8:m - S O L D .» nuftttMSMsi • g» PM&s inMyrooA^mcn *esidentialI elections TOI wnrgwoftVjfugoTwn voOlDTnM new prc u b H I i sDIO) sun n n R S T n ffi coa«ac30«t»inWtluil»n ABUJA, Nigeria (AI(AP) — Nigeria's abruptlyy voided> the election, which:h I& military niler on Satuniturday announced was conte:nested by two wealthy friendsIs new presidential electiections to rcplace whose urticspan he created. ■ i s i the June 12 ballotingg hhe annulled and He gaveIVC no date for the elections. He barred the two candidatdates who ran car- said two10 new condidates would bc 0 ^ " “" Im \ ^ 2 3 MKOBPortinon w lier from running again.lin. pickcd fromfro the two existing politicalal S gS^£5!SS lha 9n ^ ...... Gen. ibrohim Babanbongida made thc partiesby by the end of July and a civilianin 2 i £SnSnVltiM 7 B Cni(bKTartMWt«) “ 9 S s s startling announcementent in his first na- govemmeincnl would be in place on Aug. .% -j siiKsass. » tionwide televised adaddress since hc 27 os hcc previouslyp had promised. Ba- Q • bongidtoolook power in o coup in 1985 i m I B repeatedly broken his promises ^ _ L = = ” S! ISS! Oppositioio n w i n s and hosrq »11 TrMlIfS37iS2o* to rctumn thetl: countiy to civilian rule, WrlnMn ory would bear witness that as : c o v o t e IKH; in Morocc linistration we have olways RABAT. Morocco0 (AP)(y — Moroc- striven, in all our policy decisions, to co's long-pcrsecutcdd opposition o won build theIC ffoundation of lasting dcmoc- .oxie's Goin’( I30S CccVKSSr & Monsioit II 701 nol 0 tcmporay show of excitc-e- | relatively open parliarliamentary elcc- nicy ... noi XB OuunoilGBiana 7m@IE id manipulation by an ovcr-ar-r- X? fs lions for the first time,Tie, but the results and i i S of thc vote wcK unlikelikely to seriously ticulaie scctionso of the elite and its cap-^ C ruisiin ' challenge King Hassonsan IPs rule. tiveaudierlienee,” he said. ------Although the opposilosition claimcd ir* E astern—------...... rcgularities'iirFriday’sy'rvdie robbed ;t— 11 --W■ «i Sdwwinawwn 71; of bigger gains, the oppositionopi victory Ilaribbean 402 Moclaunt 7,; seemed likely to pleasease Wcstem back- ers demanding thatat Hassan allow Cruise m ',== more democracy. H psted by m Thc National Assemlcmbly will remain R ojtieie Doyt Slmcoe weak, however. Busisiness Hours; Thc new govcmmcrTicnt will face thc challenges of tryingng to narrow the Oct. 30 - Nof o v . 6 Monday-Frlilaii, 8:0010 to 5:30'Saturday, 88:00 to 10:00 widening gap betweenccn rich and pcwr. H | q 1 niuiTM . X / 5 1 p.I>.clbl.occ. rooting out comiptioItio n and moving w A s L o w A s ^ l l Address: ahead on a flagging; U.N.-backcdU ref- ■ | | | | | l ncludcs Boise or Salt Lakekc City Air Fare crendum on the futureire ofthe disputed Ireet West, P.O. Box 54548, 300-628-8859 or (20208)734-9486 132 3rd Str Wcsicm Sahara. i Twirlin Falls, ID 83303 FAX ■

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rRADE______H 107 SPECIAL 206 MEDICAU * 20707 OFFICE/ 18203 pBOFESSKlNiiaS 210I SAUS S 212 TBIBADE______212 tmi m NOTICES I5FNTAL CLERICAL Ikiust'be a b l ^ ^ n t o r a c t JATTETTENTION$CRIMaga- DRIVEBS TR>TRAVELING A cflV E L V R E cl^liiTiN Q KiiJiimberly School Disirict Is with ine. Salary plua bonus ENGL RNIVAL NEEDS m HOTLINE-733-01222 REGISTERED CNA’a ould oqual $9/hr. Stalling The jlhorOtf Guw W ool Hire ^ A probtom is not 0 probtom accopiing appicalions ter a e °r Wiihoul troining. Well DRIVERS/ for busy in-homo core agon- middle school secretary, donts don urphonoaaloaAsoPirlco YouW whon sharod. Montal cy. Also part-tim e on calt IINIMUM REOUIRE- orderrder desk. Full limo only. rrainANDHiroyou. Tm O)PERATORS P E F b Hoalth Assoc. 5pm-7am. Applicalions aro availablo MINI W 21 yoars ol age wdh LPN's noodod. Contact nt MENTS: Masior's Dpgreo N[0o oxporioncooj necessary, FREE: CAREER C SEUNARI Must bo 21 at tho District Office, 141 ME intCDlandhoiUhcor- M . 24hoiiniinwkiKl..______Jewel at M.V,S.S., 200 2nd c< in School Psychotogy. Slu- wiMfill train. I No nights or ARIlRE YOU EARNING currontC Conler Sl. Wost. Kimborly. in S ,000 A YEAR? IF NOT tilicalo.ile. ForF moro inlorma- N evada liconsod coniractor Ave N., Twin F all^ 10am- Closing c i dato is Mondoy, dont don Personnel. Counsoiing wooh100^ ^ For Interview 101 LOST & FOUND nood^o^^U an^^ tto in '. 4om. M o n d a y t h n j j ^ ^ ju orrelalodlioid. ^ M llr [is SEMINAR IS FOR lio n pp le lo i aso call Billie at Juno 28.5 pm.______orn YOUI 2 0 8888-7888.______- ^ ' — -201-ADMMSTRATWN/— NoNoododrFT orPT-fuH chorgo- -ThehoUnivorsNyol Idoho hos PR|jREFERRED QUALIFICA- EXCELLENT „ ------^ u n d W:e WO o rJffT o W a TIONS: Kijowtodgo and ox- < dofl. block w-bfown moulh. OVEREATERS MANAGEMENT ^bookkeopor w/knowlodgo an ar opening al the Twin ‘ly OPPORTUNITY iWithThoBoat...Leam vearivot porionco vlith po^ second- Our bn s vorifiobte oxporien<». oyobrews, & (oot. Approx. 6 ol Modicaid. Modicaro. cot- Falls Fi Research and Exion- PO" >ive With Tho BostlAt- n DVM. 48 state carri- _ The J.fl. Simplot Compony lections lo & accounts roceiv- slon sl( Cenier localod in tho ary“jy mentoring programs, open J A Caroor O ^ u n i t y mo. old & has humirio >n- McNair Scholarship pro- o u ra >relorllatbod experi- slificls. 324-6650______PREGNANCY CRISIS Food Qraup, Aberdeen, ID ablo. ai Apply in poison 674 CSI C! Evorgroon Building In Mci St «iilo. lores. t B,I« nlnor...G«wYgl^ encobu grams and Co-op pro- thop10 perfect opportunity for a b u t will train . Musl CENTER Is accepting appiicQiion lor Easliand E Dr.. TF. Salary Twin Tv Falls, Idaho. Qra «aentofC.R.EiMland haveI CDL.CD Solid tocal com- HOUND POUND' Frw)t06>ino.CaD734-74722 a plani engineer. This posi- nogoliablo, ni excollont bono- TEiECHNICAL TYPIST grams. gra TRIO oxporionco the10 rightr Indfviduallo Wucking.wiiboatTwin NEWS tion is rosponsibk) lor pro- fit fit pncknqo. EOE______(PG25), (P annual aalary ol wolcomo. woli teamlam Iho profosskinal retail ela ' ^ Job Sen/ico. 260 4th Qfl-^^71-7472,___ A URY: $21.000/Dopond- autoiutomolivo bualnoaa. ‘ vidinjj and direclirig engi- Nursing; Oponings lor RN's il4,762.Typoslechnical/ * ’ SAU ing upon oxporionco. Ton Prolitolosslonal training. ; pa n s person noodod TWIN FALLS orLPN's,lulI-timoorpart- aclontillc “ m a nuscripts, ing 109 PROFESSIONAL monin contract ConlilonlaclBradorBrianbey JX , ionw fitm ^dut)f truck ANIMAL SHELTER timo positions wilh 99 bod newsteltors jl.*! or totters; does mor SERVICES lUing, porlorms routine seo- BENIENEFfTS: Rotiromont plan. In pe orionco A willing to Iteng-iemi caro ladliy. 8-12 vocation and sick leave; Olda n. Call 734-3051. aik F ound: r " . tal budgoling. Qualiliod hour shifts, salry DOE bon- rotarlal dulios. Desires two vac ! i 5 = r » : ^ 1. flotfiovor Shophord.V X. ' f r e ¥ ccnsultation candidaloswiilhaveoBF years aocrotarlal oxpori- paicos should bo submilled youou team.|j Salary plus com- {^xxR 6. Bordor Collio. tri-colorod Coniacl RaNao Smiln, >ul tho trucking industry •Factoryictory fomalo. CONSTRUCTION chanlcal sysloms and lacil- h :ONTACT; Linda Brandon lo: lo: P ersonnel Director, missilission to siart. 733-5137 piooNISO attend this sominar. •Concrcjncroto Finis hor j Minidoka Memorial Hospi- Excavation, road matoriots, tios malnlonanco. Knowl- or Or. Harry G uenthnorat Idaho Ida Stalo University, j3rrr: (eroiayourchanceio 'CDLDX Drivors tal. 1224 8ih Street, Ruport iw hiring: floprosonlatives Her SMXic systems, odgo of stoto and loderal 736-3600. Car:am pus Box 8107. Poca- ;r |CAN TEMPORARY AdopUona: Of call 436-0481 or Horn* D ocor A Moro. teamim toboaprokrtstenal AUERICj 1. Torrior X. black & whito.lito farm mainlonanco i moro.■' liro sakxy codes, and musl AA/EEO------tello:eIlo.lD 83209 or call 236- toVi;'or Inlormalion call Ddnna truckKk drivor from tho bosi SERVICES, SER INC. 2 molo pups. • 737-1010.54^4948. _ p ossess tho obility lo deli- RN'SALPWS : —------:------25V2517. i23-5489 a v ______compmpany In tho business. W ecanfMn help you with your Z Sholiio K block & whito, f goto, motivalo and train MVRMC MV now h a s lull and 20808 PROFESSIONAL CLO:LOSING DATE: All appli- M start earning monoy lomporTiporary. part time, lull '!“■ BANKRUPTCY part-iimo oponings avail- ___ .. call:alion material must be oowsjkis person wantod. expeti- 2 maIo&1 fomalo pups. porsonnol. Iniomsied a|;f>Ii- P: nco proforrod. must bo ,'^hirhin 3 woeks. Lowest tu- limo,1, andanc seasonal emptey- Stop forodosures, ablo on all shilts. Como BlisHiss School Dist, *234 isao- posDostmarkod on or before «hCO mont needs 3. Lab X, black & brown ropossosstens, suitt. cants may sond rosumo lo “ lollvaiod A customer aor- nofenytralnlngschooL c r maki. J.R. Simplot Co. Food practko P nursing in a patkml copling cc applicalions for a JulyJuly 30.1993. Twin Fals 734-6452 gamlshmonts & k» driven, oxcoleni bono- Quauaranlood job with En- In Twin Group, p 6 Box 460. Ab- locusod K Iramo work lhat in- PTM p' igrant Education In- Idahdaho Staio University is an Y ff n Burioy 678-9295 1M olhor cdkictkjn oction. cludos Autonomous doci- gl its. Apply o t: Cains Homo QurK Localod a l1 3 9 6lh Avo. W. , ordoQn, Id B32I0. Allomion cl Slruclional Aido. Bilingual ____ AA/EOE employer------gburnishing. ; , ' 204 Main Avo. cossh WV-EOE-N«v»raf— AFTERNOONS ONLYI^1 ' Froo lok)phono coniulta- slon making and sharod roquirod. ^o School bus driv- g ji twn. Appointments Human Resource Dopl. ® SAP 500 company neods u1., Twin f Falls. ID 83303. hgogavaildslo Ihrough our Mondoy thru Friday , Closing datoolJuno 28, governance. 0 Contact Hu- ors g, needed for 1993-94 inandalplannors.wiiluain. ^-as-you-oam-pian. The 213 MISCELLANEOUS U S ' schodutod In Twin Falls. m an R esourco MVRMC. iskforGlnnvorDan. pay-a CLOSED Saturday, Wm H Uulb^rry 1993. r o s g school year lor morning Call:q Waddell A Reed eTiiT ist caroor opportunity is OPPORTUNITIES Qp{ Sunday & Holidays POBox 409, Twin Falls. and atiomr>on routes, must .IIAvon,nodoortodooc. AttomnatUw. Tho J.R. SImplol Food \i 208 567-8454 W0-3<4-14S1 ^ hi in our own baek yard. _ Idaho 83303 or 737-2008. havo ^ CDL. Contoct Micheto tt^ lockout tho chanco olo 1 persontaon household noods P.O. Box 166, G r ^ . ^ r d o e n Waho.is gQEOE p, /ondell School Disalct I# OC- - = 7 t: 736-2299 RM t, Idtho 83443 Faulkner, clork. Bliss copting applications for a FHE in i TIM ES N EW S ^lotimo. Attend this free iivo-Jrive-lnhou8«koopor + malntonanco manager. _ RN'S-LPNS School S Disi, 208-352- JuntorfJ . High School English hasam uto sominar. hetoor. help 324-40d7. Animals aro SOLO ORO R ■1-800^B-216e Wo are adding stall and a — This position is accounlabto W 5.Btol«aE0E,------math toachor. For applica­ oponing in tho :E YOU THURSOAYI a IRUNESINES OESTROYEO aflor 48 lofttiiSgomsmolmalnlo- have full-timo ond PRN po- kmslruction onginoor in TF tion tior coniacl Diano Adam s Hiarnion a r Park area. Iif. f ^ nood furthor hours, so plooso calf or srti'ons availablo. Three 12 nancooporatk>ns,6aloly8 ^ area. Musl havo Bachelor 536-2418. 536 Posiiion opon llyouyoulivonoarthisaroaand (nk)mial»n i call o t * a * visil tho pound daily to hour shifts - 40 hours paU h. ATION • Senior DisoxitUs* com pany policy. Musl bo |T dogroo A 1 yr oxporionco. ““ unii iHIM ^ in te re ste d in dolivoring 1.800-358-5P48 1 b l A chock II your pot Is horo. timo. Travol pay and oxcol- Must lui know howlo read A ThoTlm»^.ploosoTho ThIa Is not an up-lo-.|o - Spocializiflg in larger lonl bonofits. Plooso call ^ irioncod doubtes drivor. A G3 E E N T oporallon & mainterusrKO ol draw plans, oporalo heavy 209 d a to Hal; mixod dogs aro 678-9474 for an Inlorviow. J9 RESTAURANT/ ral haul, homo ovory food processing plani. ^ machinery, finish concroto, LOUNGE ___7.^T-Hfl3i.«giaZ; hard to doserlbo. Or BURLEY CA R EC E^ER sub-comract. ordor maleri- ____ r. Call 733-2733 PART-TIWr-TIME py. LETUEHELPYOU — Qualiliod candidates must - 5 anted: Auto sales porson. c .o o rl como pick out a puppy, havo associaies dogroo in RN'a: RN Tho Waikor Conlor is a al l.lig u ro co stA lab o r.su - r>eni oriencod dynamic, dog, or cat • thoy woulduld HELP YOURSELF onny's Restaurant. Bluo ^lalcnale o r fem ale, with or •.fonji m«h^^wMuafy^fiJd a Q non-prolll hospilal spe- porviso. pi Full-time, $15,06 loV mdly stylist needed Im- SKYWI'WEST AIR- lo v a a h o m o l ANO HELP THE PLANET. Lakos Blvd, TF is now ac- wiihcwithoul oxporionco. Apply 3 cializing in addiciion/psych 'an‘q, hour. Sond resume; copting ceo applications for all u „ diotoly. The Clip! Com- iiMJES, C fi THE DELTA ______This Is a public sorvico 0 Consultalion - Insiniction - troatm ont. W oaro'now id 1 person to: Goorgo Hiiiu- _ |s.i, ■ ■ InvoHigatJon-Adion.-Envi-^ oxporior^ce with strong tr Idaho Departmeni of Em- positionsqos and shilia lor fu- Joaof.CiinlWalwolCon J 3 0 N)NNEOTION N anobuncom'ontol ' background in mointenanco "taking applications for - ploymn| ont. A T T N :-Jo b -r,-,-. Tho Timos-Nows. romontal, oconomic, oner- Uiib'opporluniltea.Afiplyln" ' p_„i>aulos Chov. Ponliac. i-r7~ - rroquiroments-indudo------— A manogemont. 5 yrs o x p ^ RRN's. training providod. Order«ID6118608.3l7q person Lr at 688 Bluo LaKoa Q u r nsod cosmetologist ability to lypo 30 wpm, Losl: Fom ato black & white gy. aolullons; Buslnoss & room option avail. Sond Main M Sl. Boiso, ID 83705 ||J , 3MC A GEO, 901 S. Lin- odod in a woll estab- .ndho c i i . govommontalothics;Youlh„h ence in lood industry me- f‘ m u ______;oln, ?oln Jerom e. 324-3900'or {’‘I'JS Ib o able to lift 70 lbs cnt,*FI088oy*. n e ar E as A chanlcal sysloms A ellec- resumolo;1120AMontana r< TtTc ,ed«aten.324-8244._ ifortably. Must bo vory 2 5 groblom s. self osloom^,^4 S treet. Gooding, ID 8333P DEVELOPMENTAL DIREC-' Rostaurant Rc counior help 734•<'34-6565 Avo D. Wondoll. 536-S525 [ | live wfitlonS verbal com- S TO»;UI(MOSCOW/COEUR neodod. no Duties ind. aoiv------ICHANIC OPERATOR flexiblelible and a b le to work ' municoiion skills. _orcnfl 2 1-800-227-4190 Lost: Montana sihnr oorring D'ALENE ID. Idaho Public ing. inj doii preparation, bak- 2II1 TECHNICAL ' Bitten open at Enviroaale y^ookon.ikonds. nighis ond split at Buhl rodoo grounds Wo< '' Ploaso sond resume to J.R. Thcal relrigeralten company (q» , Exporioncod farm Kelp. ______:______required. ro Staning salary at can cat average $8,50 on hr. ,.. l The Family ol Konnolhh i.L PROrtSSICNALROOFINGiG Knowlodgo ol large loaders looking qualiliod prolos- Gonoral secretarial, rocord $26,375. $2 To aMly, contact Ato lional technician. Top sir. Vednesday, Juno 30. W ilson would likoiolhanhlank « COATINGS & farming machinery a b, Idaho Public Television. inli m 8:30 a.m . to 12:00 kooping. billing. Word Por- Id vagos A bonofii packago onnliBtoyoobenentpackage. ^ ' all Ihoir Irtonds&roEativosives 733-7221 must. No drugs or smoko. fed. Call 734-3050______208/385-3727 2C for RE- or. •n for all tho lovo shownn inir Commercial, Industrial, Ret8.roQuireJ326-5693. — DO^. S ond resum e: PO Inlerested Tni oppicarts HUMAN RESOURCES OUIRED 9 ' sla te applicalon m 1 mony dHloront ways durinjiring ^ r r e ^ c ^ j^ ^ M i ^ r ^ f s . Farm hand woniod, expori- lorm. Closes July 9.1993. ------?ox212.TF. ID 83303 »nc J Qpoortunty Employor tho doalh ol thoir f a ^ . SECRETARY '°1 op — oncod in irrigalion A Uodor ™roquiros an outgoing Individ- _5iAA/EOE.-______21010 SALES 212 MONSTRATORS Konny B. Wilson, Loo Porr>^rry work, Year-round lob, ^ 12 TRADE Homjmon Rosourcos Dopl, DEMO ual who can wori( in a high DNiNSposillonoponing.40 ___ POBox 16217, Excitingting Grand Oponlngl lamily. Rogor Porry lamily.nily. 110 PERSOHALCARE houso providod. 3 2 6 ^ 4 . IJ k naliona] muttibranch indus- 7 - — volume and last pacod ol- bod be SNF. C-ompolitivo wag- A na ccopting applications for Boi:loiso,lD83715-6217. Sookineking peopio lor fun Loo lo Brun (Sandro) famiomi- SERVICES 0 8 . oxcolloni bonofiis. trial tria distributor of fastonora J ly. Lou Hobdoy family Housing A inconlivo plon lor liilico onvironmenl. Capable o« Jrivors. Class A CDL with T {208)384-1500. | productduct domos. $6Air. Lett reliable, sorbus milker. Ex- o W ood Rivor Caro Conlor. expanding 0X| to Twin Falls "'‘'5 Doug Eudoy (Bovorty) (amian?' Liconsod. room avaiIabTe~rr ol dealing olfoctivoly with W i N ondorsom oni wilh ______EOE/H/V of work availobk). Call An- porkincod ONLY nood ap- tftho public. Musl possess Shoshono. SI Call 886-2228 aroa. are recruiting ambttioua A 1-80a«XM)S46. J l ______or slop In 01511 E, 4ih. onorQolic on' individuals lor 2 “ mxigs ter Ughl Industrial _flloV80 oxcollont tolophono and ol- _or ositions. c3i733-7300 DISCOVERYDISC TOYS TTwfomiVol Wosloy E. — Milkorwantod.J1200amo+ liorson for rolail lumbof ^ cal ability, roloroncos ^ Only serious apply. For In- PosiliUionsoronowavaikibki jd.KotchumASunVaJ- know him. Mrs. Eliso Sta ASL & Child develcpmonl mont opporlunitios, and Spocialisl Sj lor TRIO Studom District kUnsgtr Onl) itocaimanulacturingco; pioton, Mr. & Mrs. Qocrg« !" plonso. 4gid4aaa»«iina=. » totvilerview call 3^-949-3696 01 k> r area. $8 per hour. CDL ■|S« m alor. oxper. w -spocial bonofiis, including prolil Support Si Sonnces 80Sf} Rodwood RdiOlO Staploton, Cora & Gins Lrf Wontod: Exporioncod NH ,i Sun-Thuis. 9am-4pm EST. TIG WELDERS liconso roouinid. Coa n e e d s chlfdron, will tond sharing. PC> O ^ I O N AVAILABLE: Wort/iN( Sa/f Ltko Oty. UT Sun- MIG WELDERS Stoplotoo, Mr. & Mrs. C ty^ lOSSstackor-cpe.’ator Soplombore, 1993 ___ M0S4 ^ 726-^16. Andwson. MvndoWiklman your child In yoor homo.^ ______Ca!!3245l48 For Fc moro inlormation on S rivers needed lor 48-sialo sHQlEET METAL LAYOUT , -- 222. Rosumo a rots. 733^631. th o se o p onings. coll 1- '<0lOB DESCRIPTION: Pro­ ATTENTWN loam tear operation, somo ox- SHOPUBORERSsi Janilortor A floor mainienanco The family ol vidos acadomic, caroor, li- NEEDED Nf IMMEDIATELY porj rson w anlod. Apply at COLLEEN'S CLUBHOUSE 204 CHILDCARE J800-442-3833 0x16609, or vi porionco prolorrod. must apojplyI- in porson 2 pm to 5 Zolma Andorson Homo day caro^xoEchool (208) 736-1626, or sond a nancial, "i graduate school, t|I youyo have sold cars, insur- havocurrUcDLADMV [|av. i:MagwValloyHoii-An;A Magicigic M ainlonanco. 138 - - wouWlikololhank - and poraonal counsoling ter a a ^ Aoo 18 mo-5 vra. 734-99481§_ ChikJ nursoryattendont. Sun- resum e wilh a covor loltor 00 moni and rural hospilal ro- tamillofl ovoryday and iho quirod. excellent solarv- Sz, SJitn eSuiioz Ciilitlztn C uilfi and 107 SPECIAL rosuils will amaio you. Call:bII bonofit- relocation. Avail- BLOCK SSTREET I today and ono ol our frlondlyKiiy abk) on or about August 1, NOTICES 'this area ^ ------Ad-VI«6r» will help you wordOld 1993. Send rosumo anne calls please. GGROUP 543-6646 or:543-4322 5^ call C 733-0931, exiixt. 203 lunity Employer M/F ARMY RE!ESERVE ______EEO/Av^ A A ______I L

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-('■ I ...... '/■— 12 H O iC S H Open Sunda)135------213 USCELLANEOUS 301 BUSINESS 502 ! HOMES 502 502 H O ie S 502 FOR SALE ■ OPPORTUHmES OPPORTUNmES , FORSAIE ___ FOR SALE______992 Suzuki Siciidekick [»t SNACK ROUTE tor salo For Sel* By Builder , Joromo County Shorlll Dopt BRANDNEW SELL IT! BlluYml Shaip Red, Only 4000KK) m i l e s is curronttv sooklno oppUa-ea- E Z » (850+wookly $69,900 homo with 3 bdrms. Now Not 1220 sq It homo lo bo I lions tof/laiiofpcsilloM*s& PT 1-800-226.2296 . 2 bolhs. 2 car garago on bu A T im e s - NN e w s ■ Inncludes 100 galla l i e n s o f 1 Jail xIotK posilion. Appll-3li- ‘TASTE THE MONEY** large TF lot. Vaullod cell- * G E M I conls must 00 wilirw to r»- ( ings. oak kitchon, poiio.-Slin day nt 734-6700.______STATE J REALTY ■ Will Fill ■ re- Supor monoy-mokor vonds 734-0400 ■ C lassified V' gas with purchc h a s e . louito to Jorom o County,ty, Snickors. Mars, FriioLoy. time 10 chooso your coJora! For For solo by ownor 4 bdrm. 2 lall oxporionce proforrodod Now type machino violas1 VA ft FHA qualiliod. C all bath bs .p o sslv o solar homo E v e r y NJ e e e d ■ Cut to $1191 9 0 0 but nol roquirod, slartingno groot cash Itow.PT-FT Eari Williamson, 73600706. on ofl 2V4 acros, oulbldgs 4 3 MtIEW CONSTRUCTION, I — u la /v tor all portion $1132 Invostmont roquirod. oarOS g arage, NW-location------JiEWLSUBDmSlQNJjlL-HNl moninly. Closing dalo July Ton m inutos Irom TF, sizo si- 65' X 121.56-. d o u b l o ^ ^ B I c t o r s ------u y 1-80M 21-8363______JUST FINISHED garago/oponor. gas hoal, TheiseirN lo : 9. lotting dato July 1,3128qft,3bdrm.2bQlh $ 1 1 1,000. P h o n e 326- oa 16. Sond applicailon/rO‘ ^ IIR Nn nnnnm dIoosoI------rodwood'O' dock, triple insu- 7 3 ^ | 9 ^ ’ fj[: 302 MONEYTOLOAN homo with extra 1 ^ 0 2 cor _41 ------a------a ------lal sum os lo POB ox 67. Jor- loled windows, 1312sq It. 7 3 3 - 7 7 0 ( ______igo. 60% olliciont gos Outsido docor is croam- 00 J omtL.WaHo 63396. — " » NEED CASK? I and walor h o a lo r a toa(-rust. Rocossod onlry. N ip t Auto Part* b now ac­ 0 AC. Largo master bdrm I K - Wo buy nolos 4 rool oslato vinyl llooring In entry way. copling applications lor a } wilhC walk-in closol. Prim e ^ f. coninKis. Croativo Financo sunkon living room, abed- • part timo position In dollv­ NE a ro a .ol Jorom o. G , E M i f / Ji;- - l-eOO.999-4609. ' rooms, 2 fun balhs. lorgo / T m ■ 600 - 888 - 7 0 7 5 ^ R i iights At... ory & cashioring. Como join “ $79,900. MOVE IN TO­ S T A T E R E A L T Y ro ( lise To New Heig 734-0400 walk-in W( maslor closol. Ook I a progrossiM , goal orl-12; 304 WVEST«MTS DAY! Call EarlWiliiamson, Ml Truck DrtverTtslnkig ortod organizalioi Ploaso kiichon.kil oak pantry In ullity V i k^iool. 90001 Hwy 99 apply in porsor^. 1550 Kim- - $49,900.00 , « WILL BUY YOU room. ro Pricod al \ IstD oodol Trust noto, 15%. $76,200.00. PLEASE Euo«».OR . slus TI^IS 4 BEDROOM, 1 $7 G ael BATH HOME. Roof is 2 CALL Ci TAD ROSS FOR Heavy Equipm entn t T’ ra in in g ' . Part-timo holp wanlod for J°'' Fomily owned businoss kiok-r S A B A L A yoars old, somo now DETAILS Dl AT 734-1914. u rv lco work. Accuracy im­ plumbing, somo now cor- (9»>92 portanl. oasy wori(. houra * Hands On Trainirning P e lees J™* c3l 7 » 9 3 W " REALTY p gS el. Aluminum siding. In- ___ JACKPOT. r^EVA[l^ moy vary aa to longhi & eludes ovon/rango, colling "Five Types of EqiEquipment S I■ ■ ■ ■ RESOfTCCASMO • JAQ timo ol day & days of wook. j ______7 3 3 ^ 2 1 ______Sl, rading fan. Localod ot 1646 3rd , ‘ Surveying & Grai HAVE IMMEDI/1iDIATE Coll 734-1900.______Avo. Easi. PLEASE CALL i VJE 1 BRICK CHARMER " Worl( Locally OPENINGS AVAILABLEB L E F O R : Port-tlmojobs. Eorn$5.17- JOHN FORBES AT 734- I 'Job Placementt AssistanceA S7.80/hour DOE-f )}ono- I "lust lisled" 4572. ji #93-199 GEM ’ (ils. Conlaci your local STATE REALTY , ’ Financing Avalabfable J \■ Part-tim e Seam stresss s Idaho Army National Guard I 3 bodrooms, 2 boths, charm- CUTE CV HOUSE ON FENCED 734-0400 ■ B a k e r roprosontativo. I Ing lorm al dining room . LOT, L( Double garage. 3 ■ Bakers H elper 734-9171 Twin Fola, I basomont with larniy room bedrooms, be 1 balh, heotod ju«IUST REDUCED, CUSTOM H T ■Secretaries 678-2410Burtoy. " and firoplaco a n d plonly bock b( porch- good for BUILTlll Bl Ranch style homo 1150 1 square feet of R ■ C o o k s 934-6636 Goodng. ^RETAILspace I • B more room 'to expand to . plnnls. pli Slovo, dishwoshor.' In |n Hoalherwood. Ouaiity on North Blue Lake:<0S. Excellent ■ C ustodian Porson oxporioncod in uhra Foncod yard covorod patio. Pricod Pi at $37,900.00. plus pi is Iho grade you will • K itchen Stew ard 402 MISCELLANEOUS $76,500. PRICED J u s t CALL C i TAD ROSS FOR gi, location. All Utilitiilities paid. \ (iliofollon or rovorso osmo­ give on this ono lovol 2900 ■ C ocktail Server sis procoesir>g. Exporionco RICkT...HURRY Csll to - DETAILSAT734-1914. Dl -fsq * It hom o. Foaturos 3 • ••••••••••••« KO LESSONS ■ B artender in whoy procossing dosirod.od. ______dsy.-£OBBI 733-2365 OR #93-237.K ______bodrooms, bo 2 'A baths, den, 412 / square feet of OFOFFICE space Apply al Swiss Villagoigo Exporioncod piano toachor)i 734-6462 ovoflings. *c7C ountry Living, with small lamily room, formal dining ;tudo5 Ineoiiljvo Bonus Chooso, exit 38 on 1-84lo or r accepting now studonls. In acroago, ai 1982 cuslom buill and of includosspociallea- on Ol North Blue Lakes,S. High visibility. send rosumoio P.O. Boxlox jo u rh o m O jT a ^ ^ 4 bdrm, 2 bath, largo bsmi mros such as: coramic tiki, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 2B0,.Nom.pa 1 0 ^ 5 3 . . - COLDWELL iwith wood burning slovo, custom ^ cabinots, Anderson f windows, jacuzzi tub. ma- Office/Retail *■ location;}ns available in fenced yard, oxc cond. 5 is is your opportunily lo groww andai becomo pan I BANKER milos SE from Shoshono. sonarybc firoplaco and low tthe rear of the Lynwowood Mall. Will Ifs 7-11 W D sfPoR Es" tho dynamic Cactus Petes3s team!I Wo ofler Immediate full-time & part- I WESTERN REALTY $70,000. ? Avail immodiololy. maintonanco m brick ond remodel withh lease.I cellent working conditionsms and boneliis. time poaitlona now avail- I 733-2365 _£For appt 88^2087------sloet s oxtorior, shoko rool plus much more. Priced at :ludlng medlcal/denial insurajurance and prolir Able Tor fflollvaled solo* I ‘ndtpendonlly owned » Doluxo dtpto* 4 bdrm. 3 boih f ^ Call Nicki - 73:^33-2282 Si include slgnilicartc I OP* rated.______„ $256,000.00. CONTACT aring. M any p o sitio n s also inci poopio. Wo aro currontly oneachsido.$160.000. mployee Buses'are Booking individuals wtra oro I Byownor:4+bdrm. 2bath. Ci WALT FOR MORE OE- a tips5 iand Incentive bo n u se s. EmpIc ------TAILS.V #93-125.______* ^ avail.ailable Irom th e Twin Falls a nid d FilerF areas, onorgolic. will provide ox- I lomily room, 2700 sq fl RETIRE IN STYLEI — ■r lurther inlormation aboutut thesetl oponings codont customer sorvico,i’i & “ couniry ranchor, '/a ocro. 4 Enjoy p .| g ^ lilo in boautilully onjoy Iho toom concopt of = ml W of TF. 73^0077. landscaped 3 bodroom, 2 i laso call: working. We provido suc­uc- iBy ow nor; S b drm , 2 b a th tx c essfu l applicants withh aa II 502 KOMES ' homo. Aulo sprinklors. cov- iSnftrEXcSlsiVE |s ' ■“ 1 (800) 442-3833,, e)ext. ,6609 compotilivo starting salary. G E M . fOOO I'y. FOR SALE orod polio. Iruit Iroos, Snake Si Rivor Ironiago. STATE ! REALTY lotwoon Iho hours ol 10am and 3pm, M oni^-Ffiday $5/hr. w ith IroQUOnt in- ______- loncod yard wilh 2 car ga- Feutures Fi include 3 car 734-0400 5 H 0 P P■INC IN CENTeP-> AN EQUAL OfWnTUNITY EMPIGVI Cfoasos. Excollonl bonofHs.IHb. 1455 aq It homo ready for garogo and privato boat — - profit sharing, modicalll* & you ond your-family.-33 • a£de^w*lnfieo^”'- dock.§' 3250,5 oO. Call lor oN dontol bonolils. Wo Invllo JNE OF THE BEST S P L I T - - ^ 'lie bdrm. 2 bath with euro-?: hood. ^97,000.7 3 ^ r e ^ porsonal showing, LEVEL n HOMES ONTHE you to apply in porson* at stylod Itilchon. Foncod wilh iBY OWNER: 5 bdrm , new ADEALYOUCANT MARKET M TODAYII3 bod­ oor7-11storoel 1509Kim- 3m- lawn and sprinklor systom. kitchen, now carpol. slool REFUSE rooms, ro 1.75 baihrooms i;p- bottv Rd. Twin Falls. $104,900. C al David 01 skiing, large sho^garoge, Nicoly Nic landscapod 3 bod- slairs g| with 1 bodroom Wahporsons, cooks, & livo-ini>.in K-Tck Boafty 734-9151. - $ 6 9 .m < & n 7 ^ 2 8 0 5 . room.homo rc wilh singlo car downstairs. jc Homo sits on 2 nanny rMWOod. 666-7172l _ 1461 sqfl 3 bdrm. 2 both ]By ownor: 5 bodroom, 2 ’/> garogo. O' covorod onclosod lols |o' on 0 de ad ond sirool. WANTED: Exporioncodjod homo undor conslruclion boih, 3,000 sqlt,eatlslda polio, P< and hoi tub. Plus Vory. vi vory q u id locoiion. horse trainor, sond ro- re­ with 1200 sq fl unlinishod groal' neighborhood.- Pricod pi at $64,900.00. Csll su m e s to 3517N -3200) E. basomonl. Ooon lloor plan. U2fi00. Wlllls w Stone for dstalls al Buy now ano chooso your ; X324-7280. #93-226. “ • colors. $119,900. Coll Oav- 'By owner: 725 Hiawatha. I il27.000,3bdrm.2.5bath, Ik k :EEL c r a m p e d ? Thon 214 EMPLOYMEm' r- 16a 0 sq, ft., 2 carg srag o . |> WANTED 1776 sq llhomo undor con-e firoplaco, splijiktorB. toncod NELSON look g ot this largo 4 bed­ Sneakieis. ___ strudion. 3 bdrms. 2 balhs. REALTY room, 3 both homo which K yord. now g a s furnace & foaturos 2 lamily rooms^a ' CHEMIST/ BIOLOGIST1ST oak onlry S kitchon, 12W7 AC, oosy access to school. 2 6 0 2 n d S I . E a s i '» to sq It unlinishod basomonl. toaoaixKi room, and k>ts ol M aster's lovol. Sooking to Call 734-6328-______7 3 4 - 3 9 3 0 relocate to tho Magic Vol­al- 3 cor garogo, loncod yard. , room lor kids. Double cor . ley, Exlonsivo oxporionconco Qoo-lhormol heat • buildoror *6 y OWNER: CSoeo to CSI & —__ _ garago, gi sprinkling syslom, in co(nputets,'oxporimontal!ntal to guaranloo hoatlngbilll111 Porrino Schools. 3 bdrm. 2 iMUST SEEI Exoop(k>nal polio pi and storage shod. design, etfllisilcal analysis.sis $143,900. C al Davkl 01 bath, firoplaco & heal 1 bodroom, $23,900. Pricod Pi 01 $119,500.00. Csll Call 623-4017 oltor 6pm,am, K-Tok Roalty 734-9151. pump.now carpot,2car 1246'/i ^ A vd.E . LynnLi R asm ussen on csl- . oar^, w olI^I ynrd. ^ lular 420-1291.#93-238, KNis. ___ 1 mikjEofHogomian. 734-6577 or 733-2396 Ju jioolb - B'vco.______Sd houso. garago, on 6.2 — ------MiMust Sell. 2S9 Phoasonl Rd ~ 216 EMPLOYMENT acres. Rulh Evans. W #35,3 bodroom town- , 837-4975. CALL-N.E. AREA] Ihouso. 1V« balh, assum- ' AIDS/INFO 4 Gorgeous 3 bdtm. 2.5 both „ — Profsiilonslly decoretad 4 abto. $33.500.734-9274 GEM NEED EMPLOYEES? Wo bdrm. 2 both Hillcrost Dr homo, Plooslng kiichon. — STATE REALTY Ql liroplaco ft lam ily room , 734-0400 can handle It. 733-7300 home. B a c k y ^ with pool ONCE IN A BLUE k ollors excopllbnal couniryrv lovoly yord/outo eprinklors. < EXPRESS o' RVpa>Wng.$132ioOOI PERSONNEL SERVICES;S aimosphoro. $105,000. M O O N A A KIDS DREAMII This 5 S^B bbodroom. 3 bath Kimberly AMERICAN TEMPORARY^ 7a4-6674of 734^121 2 bdrm, fixer upper, nice3 D O S H I E R 0DoyoulindanexcollorTtpor-. home h has lols ol yard SERVICES. INC. c d ol land with 360 deoroo spoco, s is boautilully land- Lmitupthilisyear. We con help you with w ur,mr noighborhood, TF. Malorial r. & 10 ropair. $ 23,900 cashr . R E A L T Y 5vknvs. Pricod at only » 5 0 0 scoped. s and Is freshly temporary, soasonal. PT. & an aero lor a'40 acre par- palrrtod. p Double car ga­ t. 837-&15 or 637-4502 _ 734-2922 ® FT employmont n < ^ . col. Localod wiihin a short rage, r. sprinkling system, In Twin F o b 7 3 4 ^ 5 2I 3 bdrm . 2 c ar o a ra g e wilh driving distance olKimbor- and a basketball hoop. In Burtoy 676-9295 oulo oponof. Toncod back ly. Would mako exc. build- Pricod F at $69,900.00 C A U M/F/WV-EOE-Noloa ___ yard, vaulted coilings, lire-• .... ing i silos, or use your imooi- LYNN L RASM USSEN ON FREE TRAINING place, excellent condition,Jl CLOSETOTOWN notion. r Call Donna. 733- CELLULAR C 420-1291. Get an oducalion, oam morv-lorv- now point, now estobltshod0 ‘ Total ol 5 bodrooms. 2365 2 or 733-5282 ovos #93-170 I ...... oy.loamtob8WIla.,16-24 - . baths in this 2 story hom o - - onono acre. Erloyable i THE HOUSE OF THREE ■ ...... - ___ 4 bedroom homo on 1 acre.'• country living. O n city COLDWELL ’ GABLES: You’ll lovo out toncod bock yard, small wotor systom. $6^,900. lovorllo now floor planl- WI'IEUDIUIMS 217 RESUME posluro. horse coral, You'll liko this onol BANKER 1404*1 spadous squaro foot PREPARATION woood buming stovo. &, EXCELLEMT LOCATIONI WESTERN V REALTY with v 3 bodroom , 2 lull DDTIDBYDm ___ dock. lOmllosfrom Twin ' *1,3 acres in tho country 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 ^baths. Wonderful curb-ap- TSzoofior^oiM ^MI ^ noar Andorson‘8 Camp yot only 4 milos lo all Independenlly |„ owned ft poalwilh('^*Iiroo P gobies sSponsored by the Nalional Hic on Ground. $65,000. shopping. Elliciont firo- openl»d,______( lacing I Iho sirool. Plan ■iighway Tralfic Safety ______625-5009______pluco Insort. 2 car ga- — #704.1270squore lool. AdAdministration and your Statet 1^Higtiway Safety Office OWNERWiaCARRYI $76,900 ! or Plan #704A, _ 6rT»nlhok).1700sqfl, rogo. 1,700 sq. It. on Romodolod 2 bodroom homo 7 m 4 bdrm.2'/^baih,conlralalr,jr, m ain lovol p lu s b a s o - ™ 1404 square tool. $ 8 7 ^ with now rool. carpot. lino. FOR ^ FURTHER INFOR­ ■ 25x25 garnge, cuslomik oak m ont. Idoal for tho k id s and * paint! Ju st $34,500, [ ■ • cflb.fU>tfi 734-4664._ 4-H proiects! $130,000. f MATION CALLJANE OR LOOKING FOR BASICS? STEVE.I #93-115______I— S ee how easy your family 3 -{ bodroom home noods TlCt - s could own this acroogo. T t M Reasonably pricod at AMERICAN REAL ^$12,000, ESTATE & APPRAISAL a 734-5650 || GEM STATE REALTY NELSON 734-0400 301 BUSINESS ■ A BARGAIN Doug VoUmor, Brokor m * $34,500 • Cuto 1 bdrm REALTY OPPORTUNmES « MaryAkkorman 734-3882 ■ homo, firoplaco, lull bose-Iv Alda Strong 7 3 3 ^ 5 260 2nd St. East IMMACULATEin W OO­ ■ monl 10 finish, garage, near DRIDGE HOME Just rodoc- E A R N C A ^ 'i ' Donis VoUmor 733-9199 7 3 4 - 3 9 3 0 \ i ' Lowoll Wills 733-6562 oralod inside. Absolutely DAILY ^ •S35l500-2bdrm,noaU wondorlul yard, 3 bod­ jST HOTVENDINO modorn, largo, loncodj 2 ...... " rooms ground floor usod to 15 yrold Snack Food Co backyard, garogo. Rtor LUXURIOUS bo4bodroome, b could be ■$36,500-2 bdrm homo. COUNTRY ______«aoaln. Another ono or 2_____ — ~~bMrooms in b a sm e n t wfh Manyeslablishodcorporalo— largo rooms. Kimboriy.& -COUNTRrtlVING----- "just llstod" ^ Ownor may carry. OAC. CITYCONVIENCE lomily room. Lorge covered accounts. Exckishu prod­ $ 10,000 down. dock ovorfooks visi ol pretly uct and territorial r i ^ . • * 49^ - 3 bdrm. 2 both, 2 TfThis Buhl horso proporly ■roes. |! 1896 sp. ft. to sproad just 5 minutos awoy. Opon ft boosts i ol quolily caro and ^ story, fcmcod yard, garage, out in. Tho best storage IVo if^salisried. spodous plan oflor, 5 bod- almosl i now glorious oak . m J u t Street rooms, 3 bolhs, family room ^ ever soon In a homo. Coil l.flOO-937-4469 kitchon. 4 bdrms, 3 balhs. JaneorStovo.larpiivolo j - ond formal dining room on lamily | room and tormal din- , $ F O R T U N E 5 0 0 $ ROBERT-JONE& show ing. Priced ot 0 “ 1 country aero, *107.500. Ing | aroa. Listed with 1,25 $169 < 900. #93-160, REALTY Ask lor 6 ^ or NeU to 600 acros. { $102,500. ADDI. D istributors a re being *a p ­ 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 4 illy this kivoly homo. Call 733- TIONAL acros availablo If pointed nationally for a HI 2365 orevos 733-6482 or dosirod. ( CaU BOSB! or NoU uniquo palontod 1-aOO-262-5001 ,'te 734-1329. 733-2365 ; or 734-6462 eve­ ----- EXT. 1211 lal nings r or 734^1329, G E M r SOO** Company. 600S5 BEAUTIFULLY STATE REALTY Mark-Up. 530.000 Invost- jp. KEPTCLASSlC^i COLDWELL , 734-0400 mortt. COLdWELL l.aOQ-749-2000 anytime. _ BANKER ' rovflrod, tovoly now kllchqn, WESTERN REALTY BANKER REDUCED w TO $69,900 this Make 2-3 llmoa yoor cost on hardwood floors, privato grodous 1600 sq It homo 2500 fast soUng Moms, t o 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 WESTERN V REALTY on ® troe-Uned Poplar Sireol The^Time^■Ne Vf Independonlly owned & 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 ssurrounded by stately more info f92-125J. T oMrstMt. InIndependenlly owned & homos. h 3 lo rn bdrms, 2 lul - The Times-^News.... TV^^.Id63303. _ ------Tl ,o p e n ted .______bathrooma,^oautIlut b sun OPPORTUNITY ^ ------— ------r room with oak lloor, btick For quosned buyer to buy the _ DESIRABLE llreplace In large livinp One of the18 few things yoou can't do withithout. .LARGE MASTER - \, most popular established NEIGHBORHOOD room, lormal dining room, restau ran l/b ar/m o lo lI in G E M uh Super femlly home. Throo B D R M separate s utiltiy-hobby room G ooding. All robuilt &U re ­ STATEREALTYin, bdrms, 2 both ranch stylo b only orw appealing loaturo behind^ b gorgeous now m odeled in early 70___ a. 140 WEST MAIN la- features a spodous family in I this 2 bdrm homo. This countiy c kitchon wilhpkiMul Turnkey buslnoso ind.r. all JEROME room, living room wkh'nico randi i style, gas hoatod res- pim p cid>lnoirY and new op For ssubscription innformation callII fixturos. restauranl/barrthe- 324-flftW - liroplaco and lormal dining Idence i also has 2 baths plionce. p This is an oxcoleni JA room. Opon kitchon com- and Is priced at only buy- b CaB Jane or Stove for The Customimer Serviee Defipartment at 73333-0931. hed BE THE FIRST $67,000. CallJudyalAI- dotolb, d #93-149.______I In • Brand now 3 bdrm, 2 bathcd ploios Ihls porfoci family pine lor moro Inlormaiion fordetoila. home, open floor plan,rK hom e. C ailJudy at Alpino ; ,h- Roalty lor an appl lo soo. 734J373 #17-93. ADVERTISE ' This reosonably pricod YOUR S TheTinm e s N z w s SABALA home. $76,000. 734-3373, SERVICE SPECIALTY S*' JUST RIGHT .16-93. J",® *3 bdrm, 2 balhs. fireplace, . |faHlS.OiPECTORV REALTY hot tub, hoat pump, nicoJs. . ALPINE CUST REALTY Your V. ad will roacti 22.000 rOMER 733-4321------landscap^f, sprlnklprj. lamillot evorydoy and tho Owner Retiring; Establishor* w»l holp you word inciudee afl eqdpment ane * 3 bdrm, 2'bath, 2 alory^ 734-3373 •j your od so ttiai it will bo moil to d s of the trade, truck anc homo on 5 acros. corrals. CALL TOLL FREE ' od (Mulls. Whon you wrile ollocllvo ol ond bring you Iho >24-5375 exceUert source oinvento___ out-bulldings, TFCC water. BUHl 543-4440 . PIIER 32< 1-800-473-3446 yout datslllod ad. ba lute tofulUyou to oro looWng lor, JERO. ^VENDBlL 536-2535 ry. S erious Inquiries onlyihed s of Buhl. Reduced to EROMH/HAGERMAN • OOOOiNO/Vk Duplex or single homo, rwor readot^ undotitand your 8URlEY/BUPERT($78-2j2552______R eply 10 P.O . B ox1107mce $89,900 ntoMOOo-spoillioiiL . ' “ 7'33-093l'’ _ TF.e4303-1107. ROBERT JONES CSI. $64,900.736-1897 I* “ d REALTY 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 4 miyl Of 10*. 1-800-282-5001 EXT.1211 :0 1 ■

rs E O Twin Fnll:-nils. Idaho Sunday. Juno 27. 1993______• '______' s

- Real Estaate/Sale— ■ ------=-----S02.509|^1 For thele Sharp-esti s t realtor: |M B 9 k ' V s li 502 HOMES •' II502 HOMES 5503 BUHL/FILER 106 506 JEflOHE HOMES 5063 JEROME HOMES j j tB S t Call Gene RAY SABALA 733-6340 , FOR SALE______;; FORSALE HOMES — ; or Ellie! AFFORDABLE 41 BITTERnOOT DRn/Ir v E HURRY. C A aN O W I HORSEMAN'S PARADISE “ 3bdrI bdrm, 1 balh homo closo to Q U A L IT Y ^ VJERS ARE ANXIOUS and w .mIt t to sell. Roomy 3 uh Now 3500 60. flhom oonS p G e n e S h arp Ellle Sharp 1, 2 oath homy. O.tWey 5lonc entry,•ntry. Sunken form.il Appoakng 3 bdrm. 1 3/4 both FILERI GOLDEN SPUR schools sch 8 shopping, 1 cor ABOUNDS AiSIJOC. Drokcf cns-oni SalcAMoci,/; n room. Open kilcHen-clintnf]Ttnn-liimily room homo on quiol slrool. Holloi acros, 2.060 sqfl horso ACRES. Rostriclions i garago. par nico floor plan, pro- Inthls n ' Handsoma rca'tlnq spacious bam with guosl houso fcplocc L.»qc windows crcai lub indudod. S76.900I covonanisapplylo21 city lossionol los mado window H o m e . ^ )spiu-fc. Ccmr.ii ncoimt] L .iir.. DblDb giir.iqe bemo , quarters, quolily ihrough- lots with sowor wolor & covofings. cov nico aroa. W oni <^MAGIC VALLELEY REALTY S I as rcc room Dbl carponpofi. ft-ncecJ yorcJ oul, $365,000, Coll 7SJ- undorground utiiltos., losl lasl long, $45,000. Call An- iJar» Jll trees. Very n < r R e d u ce d to0 |1182,500. ^ DOSHIER‘ • 2323 or 733-7051. ro than 2100 sq ll of living a a 734-1991 - Office 733*5559 7: • Home Rocorvo yours lodayl notto noti 324-5928 on Ave. E. J | SAlABAIA REALTY ’y73S»43Xl I EE to f_ th V a « l« e it» « ------SEMTYL_THRFt=IWI - -eatWOHH^OOM2e'524t-i , — -g uyar. Call BOBBI 733- REALTY or ART JONES 734-3^6 ■ 365 or 324-2366 Inwi Jor- ^ moovos LOCATION... CUSTOM TOUCHES - In­ Landwatch^,. T ' S E W rl duding hardwood lk>or8. G EM S T A T EE S U N D A Y O P E N H O U S E S ^ L O C A T IO N STATE REALTY ond oak valancos arc oJl lr>- Realtors 140 WEST MAIN ::O L D W E L L and loads Of roomn cludod in Iho 3 bodroom, 2 ^SUNDAY, JUI JEROME llbmmll&mwifttinnillbimKlOil idmmfClmmrtbi t o r o a m both homo wilh lull bas- Olfico 733-3667 ____ 324-8652______B A N K E R rtt mont. Localod rtoxt to ESTERN REALTY r- 1:00 ■ 4:00 I [yo 'sihools, shopping, ond dty' ”------ElENJOY A WORK WEi in Ihis spociouB oxoculivo 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 hs po'ol. Plus ovorcuo 2 cn/ FILER p NEW CONSTRUC- JFREE SUMMER ,. homo. 4 bdims, V h balhs. 1 this low maintonanco '""•Iiapendantly ownad & lamJy rooms, doggy nroo.qq' garago and odjoining kil. 2 TION- 1449sq, ft,3 bdrni, "L/Inboauty. All brick and sloln- rxnitcd. in procligoous Sawioolh,,h $ 9 2 .to . Coll Doniso al ol- 2 boths. vouliod coilings JS££1 lUOQ. lica or 734-5828.53-93 loos stool, undorground QUIEIIET COUNTRY SET- a In kilchon & livingroom. sprinklors, covorod potio, TIN Call BOBBI or Noil 733- hl-toch onorgy ollldonl INGi Noor Joromo goll 1 boaulilul Ikiwor gardens, 3 coui3urso. This conlomporory ll f. 23SS or 734-e462. ” 733-5336 dosignod gos FA hoaiing. bdni)s, 2 both Ig utility, dbl hom llnishod ovorsizod doublo - 1: ' amo with 3 lovols of com- 1 garago w /c^nor. Soaudod fominobk)ivlnghas5bdrm,2'/^ gorogo on 102x125 lol. in-lown localion. Coll bollalhs, Kilchon with Jonn- l _ COLDWELL. T H R E E M $79,900. 0 ^ REALTY Bockkjloday,*93-15aJ Airoifo & buill-ln ovon. Corou- i j}l l ffiroplaco In lamily room, 1 3 ^ BANKER CallJOHNTOLK326-524t ^ 171C0RD0DDVA POLK , WESTERN REALTYY FAMILY BUSINESS OP- or ART JONES 734-3346 ^ $85,ODDDD JlJUST REDUCED!! * $^67,000 6 7 PORTUNrTY -..ThOi.Rock 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 ANDMARK BoBoauliful colonial stylo homo.. 3 bodrooms, 2 boths. CHARM^MING 3 BEDROOM Capo Codo;odo In dollghtful lnd«pandantty ownad11 i Lodgo localod in Hagorman . Landwatch, VG E M \u Vaullod coiling in livinn room.m. Oak ( kilchon, dining locationonl Full basomonl. Spoctacularliar nowi kilchon. operated.______Valloy. Groal sconic lourisl STATE REALTY REALTY room, 2 car garago. Hugo' back.yardba lor lamily Palio., loncod lo back yard, romodolod roctroconlly, Eloclric ■T 0/00. Molol. cottngos, RV Realtors st 2235S.Uncoln nnonlonaininn. Roady lo movo into,hto, #93-173. aircondndilioning. M3-283. Spncious'romljlof homo.•5 3 porK mini-storaaa, spas. 140 WEST MAIN bdrms. Ig. family room, Iruit 324-7518. YCYOUR HOST: Wlins S lono Foror Furthor Information Coll Jaa n o o r Stovo Olfico 733-3667 JEROME , ------troos, gardon, nuio spdn-In Q^arago/shopondoilico/sloro. 324-8652 507 Consldor this property for _ r KETCHUMSUN r - klors. $78500. 560 Park aroma Golf CourM VAU^Y HOMES Tofroco.Cnll 734-0574. your noxt invostnunt. Coll sSPECTACULAR VIEW: ol — RG Mossorsmilh ol olfico Snoko Rivor Canyon, 3 logonl now lownhousos lor ____ THAT SPECIAL or 733-9069.61-93. bodrooms. 2 bath all mSIsJ o . 324-8721, Booulautilul. romodolod, 2-slory ^ H O M E I • okictrk homo doso lo Buhl MAKWKE YOUR FIRST HOME Idor homo. 5 bdrms. 3 . -f oths, worm knotty pine. ' Foaluros 4 bdrms. 2 bolhs. 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 . locatod on 3 ocros. Hoi WORK WO FOR YOUI This living room, lamily room, ' lamily room wilh wqoo nowly nov romodolod duplox pon booms. Largo lol. big kilchon with dining oroo, all stovo, largo singlo gorago, could cou bo your homo + In-, P***®Ino troos, nico bndscapo, l ■ : , on Iwo lovols. Extra ligo tol Indudos Honga, disnwosh- como con sourco all In onol iaclous dock, hol tub. ^ I THREEM USTSEETOAPPRECI. with maluro ttoos & aulo-10 R E A L T Y or, trash compactor, E Ea< ach unit Incl 2 bdrm , 1 • iirn'iiT r-ilT sprinklors. locoiod at Ihoho IA«klngS79,00a b boll alh, W/D hookup, appls, TEI Sm all town living at ^ faroy, nol too lar Irom ond ol cul‘do-soc. Firoplaco NOSTALGIA GALORE; singlo car garogo. & undor- 9 ° ' 269 KNOniNIINCHAIH ALAMO CONSTRUCTICTION ICO SPACIOUS ANO CHARM- N otchum-Sun Valloy. wifft insoff. 2 car garagogo iNG • d « a ib o this 6 bod- Colonial MANSION. 2fl56 ground groi spnnklors wHh lim- Ko*' A VISTA with oponors. RV parking, sq,ft. homo tocolod on 2,45 or. or. $850 monlh ronl In- OBERT JONES REALTY, $114,50(iOO 25253 CORDOVA, VILLA \ ot bolhs. mostor suito with sit- acros, norlhoast of Buhl, 2 como. corr only $69,500. Moro _222: Ask this buildor lo odd somethinithing spocial for you in $76,200 Inlo. 1-800-326-5940 this homo. 3 bodroom. 2 balh tub. Idool lor aciivo lomily.Jy. ting room, and 3 flloiplacosll story plu s 1026 sq, II. in Inlo, - j. oth wilh liroplaco. gos niocK'nm O N S; I mi. south ol Cirdo K on3n WWashington Sl. Must so o 10 boliovo. Callall Localod in groal aroa with Ibasomonl. largo porchos. Nowlow3bdrm.2 1/2 bath, 2 I hoal. oak cabinolry in kilchon,jn, formal dining aroa, THREE M Kbay window in nooK and masliaslor bodroom, Largo dual and plooslng Ihis homo roprosproponls tho bost Dol Scholl at 734-5093 lor loads ol lar>dscQp!r)g, Ihool pump, romodolod in sto stoi ry In NE Jorom o, R E A L T Y 5 ; in Ihis prico rango in Twin Falls. Fall: Recossod oppo J >Q. gas hoal. pofllal sprinkling bo rontod os a storo or with Ids, $75,000 93.3. J placo. aos hoal. palio, go­ addiiional work on aporl- rago, toncod backyard.(j svtlom, end largo lot. In- .fll cludos rolrigoralor. ovon „mofll. I slory,n 3 bdrm. 2 balh homo Cloon, NE aroa noar REDUCED lo $108,000. 733-5336 [I schools, shopping, pool.Ql rongo. ond washor & dryor, " on noa/ly 'A aero, tots ol ------■ CallSylviaal ollico or 734. , iroos, $85,000 5^ $69,000. 3 SHOSHONE H9 MES • Rarrwdelad 4 bdrm. 2 balh,lh. MUNROE ' ROBIRTS 215 FILLMOHDRE ™ 2-stocY homo, lo/go lot whh7ih REAL ESTATE (CANYONSIDE ------$62,900DO 212 0 3 TAYLOR W . 'K I I VIVIRERLY I E TFCC wotor, gaiago/shop, 3 2 .5 0 0 )P, 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 543-8806/543*6339 REALTY 3bd. Ig balh in Shos- Groat Gr location for this sharjla rp lam lly hom o, 3 $ 6 2 , 0 0 0 FiUK. $67,500. ? TONS OF ROOM 3 bdmi, 2 5 4 3 -4 3 6 1 324-3354 henono. Nowor carpot, now bobodroom s, 2 Balhs. Full sprinkitinklor'syslem'w ith fully Charmir•ning vintage homo. 3 bodrooms,is, 2 balhs, lamily , ROBERTJONESjS bath or 1 bdrm apl ronlod 1-800-241-3028 ------Inyl in kilchon, built-in loncod lor back yard, Immaculalo.I. HiM 3-190. homo I irin groal community. Lols ol rum01dMingli^ Garden, Sprinkler le^G as Heat, Central ' A’/^telH teW vWWater al Softener. THEilSEIr a m F i JMABtELOAN 63/4ASSUW ( n m For Ye,fears & Years The Eas■asiest Place In The WtVorld To Buy A Car OEM STATE REALTY 14 7 3 4[ - - 8 8 3 7 701 Main Ave. E. In The Heart off EBeautiful DowntownmlVtfln Falls 733^33-7700 'li Sund.iy. Juno23 27. 1993 Timos-Nuwr.. Twin«in FFalls. Idaho F-1

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O P E N H O) lU S E " 735 S h o sh o n e St. N, • 773< 3 4-5858 509 SHOSHONE HOUES SUNDAY JUNE 23!7 ,1-5 n:m . Vary nic* country hom » on 5 acres, owner it anxious to0 MON-THUR,JUNEE 2 8 -JULY 1 s S n r T B uHTml OP’EN HOUSE T(TODAY movo to Boiso. asking 4-7 p.m A Tim es-N ew s Cl 575.00. MaKo an ollor. Classified SUtJNDAY, JUNE 27 • 1-3 P.M. SSO.OOO. S O a c r« « h a y & BRAND NEW CON5JSTRUCTION Will Fill Everyy tN eed barioy. 79 sharos ol waior,r, ^ ^ R A I N B O V ^;STATES nobuldinQS. ...I — .3 5 3 32 icrat with modulBr home, now oul buildings, woU A soplic systom, could bosub-dividod------u - IM On Littio Wood River, nico lol, con havo a horeo,,! 537 ParkinM e a d o w s r $32,000, small homo. Joo Andfoasoo, Brokor C ircle, Tv\'w in Falls ^ Uncoh^uR^Roalty - ""“""“oPENHOUiU S E ^ ” - RENTTIL CLOSING-IMtMMEDIATE POSSESION 313 bedroom, 2 bath ranchI styles home on 1 June 27thM:00-4:1-4:00 PM J 0 5 512 FARMSfiANCHES Lovely fahilly hom e: w ith 4 b e d ro o q js, 3 aciacre In excellent country' Ilocation. Master 59 TROTTER^LANE 1 ANO DAIRIES baths, master bedroonom has walk-ln ^ . bebedroom with walk-in clo;loset & private $99,4503 _ closet, fireplace In dinlining room, spaciow babath. Living room accentetcd with high ■ It ('iiniily lu>iiie, ne.Kt tnI) newH' piirk. 3 62 acros, sprinklor irrigolod,I, family room. Downstistairs is plumbed fqr vavaulted ceilings. Redwood>d d c c k in f ro n t & now sooding aHalla, boauti­ extra oath & could eajeasily be finished. baback, double Harage, vinylyl siding & heat Kim, 2 1/2 hath, lar^e fimiilyly n roj'iii. T o ta lly lul viow ol fno mountains,• Home has gas heat, doubledc garage with nyp u m p . ’89 ,5 W . >capcd 1/3 iicre. full amixlSl .nrt,.l l.citcJ c .iv.iil.ilili-. C.'oim- NCC llit» -icir.ii;c Ic^.i 3 2 * ^ . ______by RiiinTrcc, rliis 3 k-ilroom, 2 b.ith boine hns sp.i* ■ D B M M m m a H r o l M B 9 R h 9 B I Hmclu'u, ilic.i x.iitK(A«iit.m (:.,ti>ci)i,ciV7miIc''w!Kll GOOO STARTER DAIRY; cious living; &ilinir)|{ rtxini, hirar^v painty, & f.iiniiy SO acros doublo 4 barn. :ii iinii><- M^:ll^ 1000 gol. bulk tank. 150i 938 CYPRIRESS WAY nKtiKiin w ith bui>k'iiclves Mirrnu.lundinii'tlic uas fitc- auto lockup's, now loaling,g B E ST D ESIG N --B £ E S T OVERALL pl;ip liice, L :m ^'cyivd_w iili ;iim>i> iiprinklcrs 2 car B B B B „ .Y Q3UR l HOSTESS: CARW,YNN N N O H ______■■ Shod. IribrocoVs of b'olngg------B IS T 'M A S T E R BEIBEDROOM SUITE------'KiiniKcTBc sula Gas' Fircplaplacc, viewed from r ll MUNROE ROBIRTS> Family Room & Forrr3rmal Living Room Eta R E A L E ST A T E • Covcred Redwoodi O cck n 543-8606/543-6339 • Finished 2 Car Caragrage ■ • C as F urnacc • Air ConditioningCo B I 543-4361 A ■ • W/OV^ A ppliances • VaultedV Ceilings 1-800-241-3028 • 10 Year HOW/Warrarrranty 2259 HILLC 2 0THERIVI0DELlELS AVAILABLEI . Reduced to *1:^39,900 ^ Your ad wilt roach 22.000 I CALL CHU CK P E Rm K I s FOR DETAILS jhThis liume by R;iinTrt-e hiis. ^) hcJronm s. 2 iilc57,0000 loday arxJ ono ol our liiorxl^yY T w in Falls, Idahod. 83301 >u.luxik. 2 ceilini; f.iu.s, & ;i kiicl' Ad'Vlso's will halp you wordd Bus: 734-4411 OR)R Res: 733-1874 OnOlll^ilic there’s ticw l;uulsc;ipiipint: w ilh auto sprin- VHIWf AITOHOAIILE MOME IN NlCISlCl: AREA - 2 yovr od SO that II will b« mosl kicrs, thrcc ear fiuisiicJ i;.itaj;e,:c, ^ no till llilllic Wllll fllll%lu-li |l.l>clllcllt, ICI flilactlva and bilng you tho siilint;. You're invited tn sue; tht e chanu^^-s al lliis ir'i;. . fciKcv! r>' y.itil. iiitltiJci tciliii): f.im. w< mi;, t l tc.!'>iK»Mi-tk. Gtc.il himic to- I results you aro wJrinn for. " -TWILLSM N C . ® !except ional hijmcl! JR HOSTESS: DENISE■JO JO N ES 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 "Where Value andn a P rice A r e O n e " yYOUR ( HOSTS; THREEE M REALTY | ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ m S : VALLEEY REilMTV r Yourr houseican be 7 3 4 - 1 ! 1-800-658-33882 or iniournexila il! 1991 Call today farfa a comparative jmarket analysis!f 1286 Addison AAvenue E a s t FAX 734-11288

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THE OREAM OF A tUFCTlMEf 2 slory r : MAGNIFICENTT ~ VIEW PLUS S K THIS 3 bodnodroom, 2 bath Family homo i ”------— ~ ; CHARMING4G OLDER HOME r— -92 homo noar CSI.I. GrGmdous onlortalnino - j W '* SECLUSIONI eB QCacres w/Codor Draw noor hl^h school1001, shopping & churchos, ^1^^M w/charoctor.9r. Noods porsonal touch. ''A or Informal iMng. Top-of-ltw-IIno Top- modom running along oniono ond of proporly. om w/cozy firoplaco. family | Ovor 2,0000 sq . ft. w/3 bodroom s. 1 f l . ook kitchen w/odlolrllolnlng fomily room, S p acious & lovoovoly 1984 Marlotto smonL Surrounded by mature n both, or romonodol to suit for profosstonol ■ formal IMng & diningling areas. King slzod ' manufacturod homoomo w/boautlful kitchon. ^ n cornor lot In oxcollont ofnco. Ampleplo parking w/olloy accoss. f l m aster sulTo, 2 oxiriixiro largo bodrooms V cozy family roomI Vit*w^vood5tovo. Now outo. III l ^ w e,000, Owner mothmlotL I ^£ J ■l 7 Must soo toj^ a g w l a l o , Pricod roducod w/walk-indosots.$169(169,000. #Gh4-191 sjxtnklorsonl ocro.:cro. $98,000. fflC-220 •I 0LS-2O7 to $63,900.# CVAL1£YREALTY A J B N MABIBIC V A li£Y REALTY ji P HMICVJUil ;«nB Sharp a a g 1 ^ 7734-1991 733-5559 , 34-1991 ^ 1 ^ 734-1 mighborhood. $8< a Bring all offersl#

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. I LOCATIONIII LOCATIONII Fomlly homo r r ^ NEWlEWLY REMODELEO LOTS OF TREESES. A 3 or 4 bodroom r T S = N VALLEY COUNTRY farmhouse on 1I ocro.o Balh w/whlripool lls slatoly 3 story, brick ^ w/vlow of Sna:nako Rivor. 6 bdrms, 3 baths a fromom top to botlomi 3 ists 5 bodrooms, parior. 2 !■S . M . w/2800 sq. ftfL of IMng aroa. Loft obovo bdtmdrm. 1 3/4 balh home, tub & separate shoviihovrar. lor^o llvlrip nx>m I w/flroplaco. kilch s many othor flno quolily f■HB l V family room}m, lovarock firoplaco & ■ newew Iplumbing & vering, Included. 2269 sq Situatod on 4-f ocros Wt m spadous llvirving room. Hoot pump w/alr . ^ f l ow oak kitchen buildings and wotor JB condltkjnlng] ondo 2-car garago. Pricod to V ablnols. A must sool tSooo. 2^car garago & 2 5=:^ HAGERMAN' i,500.#JI^133 H I sollat$14^9<1,900. « G S -a i J 56,900.0KL/NL-217 10,000. #PE-224 ■ k ESTATE. This VV mansion boastsCVAtUErREAlTY H U f l i M *B I HliV kilchons. plus n cablr 734-18S1 7 3 3 ^ ouUxjIldln'jp. amonltlos. 34-1991 Sil Mi°;g ^ 7: 733.5559 $56,S B r w/llveslock b' shores. *174,50 Q MUIC\ 7^3-5715 i»tm *n Z ' i n O i d rrea : ^ I Q ^ ■wiiiiiiln 'Ili II? m ------^— I EXCEPTIONS>NAL 8R1CK BEAUTY on 2 FMOSPHERE IN I— -r=r- >odroom, 1 bath, ranch 3F RIVER FRONTAGE. 4 i— — rno back yard w/deck. m M 1 Steel sided home boasts ^ ocros with 30;30x70' shop, closo to Joromo I sty le. 5 bed ro o m f l P k Gotf Course.a. IBottor than now. 5 bdnn. 2 R l f l led garogo plus 2 boouliful landscaping ( IMng space w/4 bdrms, 2 M r and flowers, and the splacos. Panoramk: vknv of ■ ■ J bath homo w/NEWw/ quality oak cabinots, - ■ ig lots. Zoned R-4, ------1 KIMBERLY 3 bodn fixiuros, wovoll & window coverings. ' f l RMC. $78,000. II $56,000. ffOD-222 and ksts of room to build o m COUNTRY ATMI ^ style homo. Larpe dock on 1.87 acros. Noar JB Dm h Energy otndodont homo w/contral oir and ■« A Front yard h a s boi OVER"3aO’ OF TOWN. Cottago st )ur8e.$139,500.#SK-182 sprlnWor systi7tom. $234,900. ffS/G-212 ^ homo w/dotached w/lols of iroos one lovol. brick & sti aoparate building li prico Is nico tool $5 2700 sq. n. o( Uv S M Q W M Located noar MVRM{ boths. & 2 ftreplt «v« Hallows : Snake Rhwr and ^ T a S T 734-1298 #JE-219 m r m r private boat doc Falley Realty Burtoy Golt C o m OW real estalIte. Call us tltoday. lS3S|lns with tnn IS2E » = &"%f us. We knoi ist. Magic Va |ltaUhBfll If; You know

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B F-2 tw in Foil!'■ills, Idnlio Sundajc June 27, 1993______Thinking of Seiling-or-B uying- - “ ' R e a l E s t a:ate/Sale-Rc[eal Estate/i/Rent 512-607 j a H o m e ?

RAY SABAt^A JOHN « IRWIN ■ Million‘Donaf Producer 512 FARMS/HANCHES •513 ACREAGESAND 515 COMMERCIAL 511518 MOBILE HOUES 604>04 UKFURNISHED 1816 ELIZABETH BlBLVD. AND DA>R!ES PROPERTY ^ APTS/DUPLEXES _ ^ LOTS______1984 14x70 Broadmoro Iroil- ~ F f ^ intlfvidu.il ?. bdfrn. I l5.HH;h h hiomf ili.ll ore renting 7 7 .5 A C R E FA RMH iBuilding lot on Falls Avonuo. or. 3 bdrms. 2 baths, 1 ' bdrm^ unit In Filor, reason- X^a?lslStei Diotrich. Nico 3bdrm homo.no. $14.CA0.CallDav>dal ’ V2 ASSESSED '■ -S' $ 12,000 or bost ollor. Call a « blo. Call 734-9177 lor p.iintinc) p.i Ihc (.•^Icricr A sk inig g $ 1 2 4 ,7 0 0 . Submit Ilal dairy barn, miikinging I K-TokRoalty734-9151. VALUE : «ft29-4212or829-5690- _2moro inlormalbn.______olfOlffftI 2A3BEDROOU & IRW IN REALT oquip, 39 sho/os Big Wood Murtough: 20 acros suilobloto .‘LAND & BUILDING Cath r S lor mobito homo. 1983 wnior. Pfosonily raising 0- LEASEDTONATIONAL TOWNHOUSES lor horsos. farming or do- .andnc^Xan7i6:43Q5.Z . SABALA REALTY•Y • 7 3 3 - 4 3 Z 1 ^jj^734;6500__ •* darly hoilors. Coil Boiholn voloping, $30,000 nogotia-Q. GROCERY CHAIN ^ from $395. Tows S86-75aS:f9M 34J,W. blo.CallA.Myorsol ’No Landk>rd Rosponsibilily For salo 1992 Broadmoro. Washoridrwrhookup '— .^ 1.801-7S5-42i8______•Trust Company Molivaiod 14x70.2bodroom.2balh. 1 Small yard & storago “ TWIN FALLS 402-484- Qood C C ents All Eloctric. No potsl 734-6600 fp = NEED A LOT OR 8484 Or 402-421-2773 HUO & FHA approvod. BRAND NEW OPEN HOUSE! BBY OWNER ll RVm h o l y lo work fer you! Oood financing, $25,500. ACREAGE BRAVO INVESTMENT 5 AFFORDABLE UVING . 1909^rana(^ Bl GEM SonatorMoblo Homo Park, Qualily ( v 1 .2 and 3 bdrm apis 'SuncJa^j^-4 ^.m. 1! 5UY1NG OR SELLING lor your now homo or lo pul,2 a SERVICES t37. I Buhl 543-4029. . „ STATE REALTYY manulacturod homo on?rt Full sorvico commorcial . — now availabk)- playground. Y O U R H O M E ? 140 WEST MAIN 8 beautifully lanascapod Sondra Capps con find just„ proporty dovolopmont 4 PlcoBc call today: JEROME ! Ihe propony lor youi Pricos acros. A community de­ H H B R i - ronoo Irom $9000 lo a g g l I signed lor modoroto in­ TERRI Ka.GORE como housoholds, ronts 1JT*: $20,000.Call324-6752 —* * ****** — J34-8774 (Res.) TH REE M GEM jffom$32i:Grond oponing - - STATE REALTY scheduled 'J lor Juno 26 01 Super location, facing Candydy Cane( Park, over REALTY Businoss location for Itass. 734-0400 , Kimboriy Rood Fronlago. 11am. FownbrookApl. 647 363600sq.ft. 5to7l)edrooms,ms. 2.5 baths. Newer Fawnbrook Avo. TP. 734- oa 120 ACRES EAST Of^ MUR- AmpIo Parking, oasy ac- $35 ,0 0 0 .0 0 IS ALL YOU t oak kitchen to open great'rooioom. formal dining . . i G m / ccss & good visbPily. 6u:W; * t t^OO-.GMC______Residential TAUGH • 60 in Irrigalod HAVE TO PAY FOR THIS 7^ room . Ig, redw ood deck, airir conditioningc( & R CIban 1 bdrm apt. no pols. .. pasluro Qix) 60 in “’oot hoy STATE REALTY Ing has Ironl ollico spoco BEAUTIFUL n 3 BEDROOM, sp rin k ler sy ste m . A sking SI>126,000. 2 Make offer. Jc FamslRanehet growtvJ, Includoi 1048 sq^ Yft \ 140-WEST MAIN (24x27) with heated chop « $240 plus dop. ^33-4805 Sp 2 BATH manulaclur^ J Call 734-1909. Leave messagsage, all calls returned i7M iaho * 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 4 manulocturod homo with^ 5 3 1 JEROME oroa or siorago In tho roar homo k that sils on a ronlod C Cl< Isin 1 bdrm. stovo, rolrig, t h 3 | 324-8652 — (27x40). Can bo sot up on ^ bdrms. 2 boths, hoal pumpump ------a c re a g e In iho couniry. _£tart utils. $275'734-5483 '— and firoplaco. and largo rooowablo annual loose. Honw ^ iboturos: now carpel, CUan c r 2 bdrm, slovo, rolrio, dock. Plus molal shop wnh NEEDTOGETTHEKIDS•S 2103 Klmb*rly Rood noxt woodstovo, " nico dock, ana A ^ utils lnd. ^ S . 734-S4M sliding doo n and 93 chaios “y to OK A uto S v its m s . - OUT OF TOWN so thov a huge mastor suiio. Vory Cloanqi, largo 1 bdnn, wnlor & TFCC wolor, $165,000.□00 can have 4-H anim als?•' $600/mo. 733-3077 or nice „ and open floor plan. . CAII Dick Of Carlynn Noh al 733-2711 for Norm Tartor. p sanitation pd. Slovo & rolrig ^ Jump on this 2.5 acros wiih FOR MORE INFORMA. lurnishod.I $400 mo.-f $200 * * * * * * * * T oll«i or 1^0-«0-42G8, I a booulilul viow ol tho con- TION ON THIS ANO ANY doD.'1 No Potal 733-0739. 25-93. ' ' yon. Wolor sharos. air con- OTHER PROPERTY, ~ COMPARE thoso land 2 drtioning, shako rool. 4 bod­ FLYING G KENNEI^ PLEASE p CALL PEGGY \ 733-5336 rooms. 2 balh. ovor 2000 11 hooled konnols, 20 large AT a 734-0400. #93-070 bdrm “ apis. 1322 Washing- ___ sq tt ol lamily spoco. solol-i>l- outskle konnols. S aoos, 3 ton SirT T.F. 733-0740. m lito dish, WOM slovo. Horo'0 bodroom homo. 3 oulsjoo COUNTRY r r LIVING ol its bo- Large L 1 bdmi apl. Romod­ a THREEMn today -• Gono lomorrow,"• buiWings, Paul. ID slin^ this boauliful oxocut^o olod & nOw caipois, all ■ t f ] REALTY $125!ooO 438-5172 or 436-9739. homo (> on 3'A oaos. 5 bod­ uliIitiospakl.»55. FOR SALE BY OW NER: room r. s. 3'.^ boths plus of- ^ Call Sian 733-3151. 19993 CROWNIVIGTORIIIA 143 ACRES SOUTH CF Some ownor ovor 33 yoars, tico. fi Largo mastor suile, QUIET LIVING TWlhi FALLS • 6 fields wah Grocory Sloro. pos station, sprinklor a systom, 2 hoot Cloan qi complex, 1 & 2 bdrm •4.6LV-8 Module Inalnoline » E le^ OD lilod main dUchos. lul; pomps. Foncod pasture, or­ opts. $325 & up. IRWIN I aulo ropair snep. Nico chard. p horso form and laroo Automatic Trons. '•A /C 'Pc•Power Windows TFCC wolOf righis, 3 cor- Rolurbishod, clean, Luxui roi*, canlo scaloc, ond homo on 6 acres, 4 mis. gardon c oroa. Great norlh- & lo c k s •C ruise •TiIt«R«•Roor Window dishwashor. laundry iroup •Illuminated This i largo mochino shod & slor-Sd REALTY from TF on Hwy 74. Boauti- east g locolion.CALL DOR­ facilities, no pets Defrost •Convenience Grou ogo shod. Plus 3 bdrmZ, 734-6500 : ful landscaping & profiti^lo OTHY o FOR MORE INFOR­ 864 Qulncv 734-8600 Entry •Fronf/Reorr FloorFl< M ats ^ C o $ost t Moret _ business. Can for appoint- MATION C ON THIS GREAT 77 0 N L Y 3 l£EHI n homo wkh hoat pump, autoUMO ONE-OF-A-KIND Vory cloan, 2 bdrm 1 bath spriflklon). foncM y a ^ nnd mont 10 soo. 7 3 3 -5 ^ 1 _ ACREAGE.h Pricod al • M u ^ Mlon o n n n d ' Booutilul roaoolion silo norlhlh _____ $227.500.00 A #93-211. duptox. ^ W/O hookup, c ar­ maluro Iroos. (350,000 call olFairfiokJonlhoS. Forkof port. 158 Dubois. $475 mo Bon Mottom al ollicoI 'o('or: Boiso Rivor. 2 to 4 acres ^$250 dop. 733.8914_____ WAS $19,9.',946 ____^ 734-9880. i subd. $20,000 to $22,000, CLEARANCEE fPRICE ' 20% down, ownor carry al GEM 60606 MOBILE HOMES ____7?3-53'3g____ I-10% intorosl lor 20 yrs. Call ----- 1 RaySabolalordotojIs. & I T1 bdrm i Joromo. $225 mo. 513 ACREAGES ANO $200 doo. 324-3430, LOOK AT THIS PR OPER. LOTS HOLLISTER 212 bdrm mobilo homo. Call 8 1 ^ TY. Usod a s a residonliai 324-2817-______ne,9f Manulaclurod home silo.V4 ItW lHyitllKjiHill _3 1 Qcro homosilos in Ftfor —and: ocro lol wilh cily waior ronlal. but Is an excollont AppEcations.l’/^ bath, W/D ■■ ~UoromD.'$12,ooo.Call Dav- ovoilabio pnly $4.S00. Call sm al building In good cott- 111. -.dilion.in*commorcia)ioft® fumlslwa. maximum?------1 9 9S S n i R D P Id. K-Tok Roailv734-9151. RaySoboJa. pooplo. slomgo. 734-9925 m O B E ^ wilh vory high Iraflic aroa 602 UNFURNISHED ^ 2000 ft Big Losl Rivor Ironl- and surroundod by suc- gQ In Joromo: 3 bdrm. 2 balh dbl •V-6 Dool Overhead Comim EFII *5 Spd. Manual ago. Faniaslic viow of Mi. cosslul businossos. Ownor HOUSES ^wide on 5 acros w/ pasluro OP «A/C •AM/FM Cojseissette Storoo •Power f - S A B A L A Borah. Wildlilo. fishing a soys bring all oilers. Call & Ig sh o p + sludio opt. Windows & Locks •K e^ejvless Entry •Anti-Lock rocroation plus poaco 8 Booulilul house lor loaso, 3 $1000/mo. 5 $500 dop. Ca Jano or Sievo. Pricod al Brakes •Tilt •Cruise “ftea(ear Defroster/Wiper quiol. Small parcols or lotoi REALTY $60,000. #92-278. «bdrm. 2 bath, nico noigh- (250 t; rolundablo). pols ok. 56 acros. $2000 poraao. 7 3 3 - 4 3 2 1 boihood. closo to now hos- Avail\ 7/7/93. Coll 734-0467 , O N t r3LEFTI J i f ••MUST SELL" pital. t $ 650-f 325 dop.. rols. ~ Torms, Roallor ownod. 607 OFFICE AKO - ^ 8-2963 or 788-2677 , OPPORTUNITY roo. f avail, a/6 .676-9159 “ WAS $19,19,439 ____ PRICE REDUCED $10,0001 RETAIL SPACE 4 1/2 aero building silo. 2‘ Ooo 10 illness prico has boon For _ i ronl in Bollovuo. now 3 _ r i r r ACREAGE WITH EVERY. OFFK?ES.73W022 CLEARANCl^CEPRICE •. Snake livor fronlago. Yoai/‘q. t h i n g approx 13 flcros lowored$11.000.8ar,liq- Fcbodrtwm, 2 boih, $500.1st _ 'round aook. 7 mi. W estM oinf laroo shop, horso our liconso & equip all fo' &I lasu soeurily deposit. 160 6q.ft.eff)co,buill-ini Grondviow, Irrigalion rights. stalls, tad; room, hay barn,‘0 $47,000. Call Bonnio Wil- 788-4573.I ______dosk, computor tonni- $22.000. SB7.2'»09. _' and loalingchodplus supor liamson 536-6234 93-057J JC roat V acation H om s nal,slorage * aroo. Excollont COMMERCIAL ACREAGE, lamily homo wilh 3 bed- Shoshono Palls View downto^k>cation.$ieo B 3 M mo., full sorvico. 736-6544. ns,9s 17,2 ocros. josl woiling to rooms. 2.5 bolhs. family 3080 sq.ft. homo, 3 lg bo dovolopod, locatod 3 1,5 room, lormal dining room, bdrms. 2 balh, Ig iving rm, 3200 32 sq h shop wilh ac^oin- milos oast olBuhl, will ,soil and pan basomont. Nov^or gome nn, incl pool table & ing ii ollico spaco. 12x14 HOIlORRY IN W BII.E SIEUPPLY LASTS! ,, Hooring and docoraling.! G EM ' in smallor parcols. Asking natural springs both sidos. _sshoodoor.324-3101 $100,000. ‘‘"0 $159,9d0, fl STATEREALTY $900 por monlh. nr 140 WEST MAIN Downtown oxoculivo oflico Contact Earl spaco . lor loaso. boaulilully JEROME 736-6282 to show. , Also Be Honored At I MUNROE ROBIRTS I 32^6652______roslorod vriih oak lloors ar>d Housotorloaso-Halloy. 3 Irim. 1 3 privaio olficos. ro- OorNowBnhl I REAL ESTATE OWN YOUR OWN BUSI- u, 543.8806/543-6339 bodroom. 2 bath, nowor ceplion c area wilh onclosod :: I I R W I N I NESS: O as station, 2 mo- homo, ^ walor garbage & privaio c businoss olfico, 2 ■ llP g 54 3 -4 3 5 1 chanics bays wilh hydraulic snowt romovafprovldod. bathrooms, E kitchon aroa ■ 1-800-241-3028; i REALTY lilts, oxcollonl location on Non-smokors: j $700 A wilh v generous slorage V Main Sl. Possiblo ownor fi- month.t 734-6643______space, i curronlly physicion ^ m j 734-6500 nancing. $61.500. r JONES WE HAUL .ollieos, ^ 734-56bO for inlor- lsHARP. CRISP, and motion & apooinlmonl. . I C LEA N doscriboIhis 1/2nd COOK REALTY ~ I will movo you - i 1 ocro vfilh nowor ranch slylo 324-1289 ,ANYWHERE (ortoss lhan FA I U S PROFESSONAL ^ E M I 1352 sq It. 3 bdmi. 2 boih ronting a truck. Nood CENTER STATE REALTYf homo wilh allachod 12x30 loads to Calif & Ariz. 500 5 sq, ft,, 2 privoie oHicos, 734-0400 rocoptionislaroa, caipon-palto. undorground30 THREE M FREE ESTIMATES W * ! . M sprinklors, live stroom on REALTY Coll 324-3490. storage s room, private balh, M r monlh. BEAUTIFUL THOUSANCVND wesi boundary. & 0 com- NICE sm i bdrm lor Iper- » 4 SPRINGS PROPERTY.Y. 5£ morcial 26x42 sioel fromod. DOWNTOWN TWIN FA U S H\son. no pots-smokois. JiCan 734-9880 or 733-0707, acros of paradise. 180'}' cfcl Slool waSod shop. $92,900.J?- LOCATKJN • This building j$295.736-1654 ______OFFICE 01 SPACE FOR RENT rivor liontogo, liout ponds,nds, is perloct lor commorciol or _j Jerom o b u sin e ss cenior, w olor righl and olo'clrica Ono bodroom $375 a monlh. '■ No Pressure,, N A o H ype rical Call ART JONES 734-3346 Fif^sl^A iMt inorUh.^150 400 ^ sq II ollice. 800 sq fl ...... gonoroling syslom..Foun­jun- orJOHNTOLK326-5241 luI?bS^ont*!w^^ warehouse. Locoiod closo tain and maluro troos. £ ' ing. oxtorior.and. .stofopo , lo frooway in South Lincoln bodrooms. 3 V* balh. 3.40(."«! Landwatch, shod. Curronlly rents for — Industrial park CallMarva. sq It., vaullod coilings. and > ovor $400 por mon. 604 „ UNFURNISHED’ ^ O P O C n j iE S tlio circular ontry. 2 liroli,? R e a lto rs $50,900. Coll Raymond ^ APTSO)UPLEXES , I & N i place. Kilchon has island,and, Kont at olfico or 733<3202. LANDMARK oak cobinols, dishwashor,hor, Offico 733-3667 4-93. ^ • - 1&2 bdrmapts Fruil room, sun room, Laurol Pari(Apartmonls REALTY om . ______2235S.Uncoln groon houso, and lolss ofol 176 Maurico SI. N.. TF. siorago. 5 car storago and — 733-5336 -734-4195,______324.7518. “"i VIEW ACREAGE shop. Call Thoma* Lloycoyd WILL LOOK 1 bdrm apt. 530 Srd Avo W, SINGLE Sl OFFICE SPACE: to ••• Ihls fantastic prop Twin Falls, $200. C all tor Availablo > In Bluo Lokos of­ 23 acros near Hagorman AT OFFERS «. •rty. Pricod ove on this going Mom & Pop aopl. 324-2468. lico I oaik. $150.733-2124 $200.000.00. #93 063 avor Volloy j230,000. Exlon- Tbe qualit)' and' rfejdependability of ------sivo work dono lo insuro cok) in conior ol lown. Rus- ' new owners tho cplion forI'O lie inlork>r. vrood slovo. gas furnace, oquipmoni In- B dividing Ihis acroago into )lo eluded $45,000. Call Bon- a Chevrolet, backedbac by the I throe parcels, ooch wjih pri- Building For SiSale or Lease nio W illiom sot.'•-36-6234. ■ vacy and scor»e viows. callvi- GEM iall #92-085J. STATE REALTYL# Jann al Alpino Roahy 734- Attractive well bbuilt structure, largest deallealernetwork in 734-0400 ’’ 3373, W8-93 Suitable foior office or ACREAGE, ACREAGE manufacturing. 1200 1 sq.ft. plus tbeole country! ACREAGEI Lovoly homo GEM basem ent with coionference room, 2 ocros. sot up (or animalsil ALPINE: STATE REALTY 3 lar^ bodrooms. 3 balhs 140 WEST MAIN good paiarklng. formal dining room witl£; REALTY with 734-3373 JEROME built-in hutch, family rooir 324-8652 717 M ain,i A v e . W . with liroplaco, main tloooom CALL TOLL FREE *Plus tax ond title Dealc>ealer Retains Rebate 1-800-473-3446 T W I n FFalls Includes 1st tim e OMA^Vafioy transmission,1 4 K2-W -iSO ,------)00. ______aa^B652______Lot for u l * . 661 J«tf*r»on------WANTED: Lots in Twin Falls. engine, slidingIg rrear window $6600.73^0458------•on- Cash available. SIB MOBILE HOICS ------Call916-731-7149 MOBILE HOME: W O O D R ID G E aero homo-— 14-x56-1984Baywood, Two -t/- 3 ocro lots in TF dtycity. ciu. Exua nlc« Uoolinod kM. 2bodfoom.1 baih. wilh Q uainos lor mobilo or mannan- 734-7952. axlo & longue. $12,000. ufacturod homM.'ParltlUuillko ------_ Leave mossaoo 788-5976 or sotting w/Perrino Couloi uloe 514 INCOME cal 7gi2768. •P lus tax and Ullelitle Dealer Retains Rebate 'P ® ' PROPERTY 14x70 Govornor wilh 4x10 lip-out. 3 bodroom, 2 balh INVESTUEKT PROPERTY:^ in adult park in Filor. PARADISE This charm ing duplox of'of- »13000-C5l^fr4095. ■ Got lost & find youreolf inI thoth( (ers. 5 bodrooms. 2 baths, rolling hills a lth o b a so10 ofo 2 singlo car garaaos and Soldlor M int, 40-75 acr< a C A S H Y of u u i r " N o P r e s s u r e , N>!o i Hype" Dealer aero much moro. only $82,500.OO. lormobllohomos 107Sor parcels pricod fronrom GhroEdacall. $48,000 lo $57,000. Cal nowor. 14widosor Earl Williamson. 73M 706,C all M OUNTAIN VIEW doubkwidos. ’06. REALTY Call COUNTRY LIVING _ 734-3167 Onthoodgeoliown. OvoIG , RETmiNO?Mnkolhi«no«^*ly 324-4203 2,100 lln. fi.ofeanyonrlir romodolod. all doct duplox I nm j monoy makor COME SEE US all In onol In Joromo on lor tho largost Miectioo f f i S S S ” quiot cuUosac St. oach unitmil ol manufacturod homM Incl 2 bdrm , 1 b a lh , W/O70 in Southern Idaho hookup, appls, single car y j C H E X / H D7LJET L i garago. & undorground M agic V alley i SABALAI sprlnklsrewHhtImor.$850' t ISO -'•^om e C entor 4 Blue Lakes N at PPolellne Rd. • (208):B) 733-3033 REALTY- monlh ronl Income, only.ly 5365 U 3M 7 3 3 ^ 2 1 $69,500. Formoro info, call d across trom Petfo Truck Slop 1-800-326-5340 73&-8777» 324.5566 6541 i I r \ '• Sundav, JuJuni.' 27, 1993 Timus-Nows.VS. TwinT F.ilk Idaho F-3 — — ■■■■II ' '

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611 FARUSFOfl 705 FARM 711 HORSE 7-714 SHEEP 4 GOATS ec602 APPLIANCES .80505 CAMERAS 61111 FURIUTURE Bll FURNfTUREP 811 FUIFURNTTURE BEHT ______ANO CARPETS _ EQUlPfcCKT r1 good purobrod Suflotk rain GE ® olectife range, white with ANOEQUlPkCNT ANDA CARPETS ANAND CARPETS .. Daily 7VV ml NWot Buhl, str ilyl - ______' Uackovon.$150. 2ND TIME AROUND Y T T I /p 1962Chofmoc3horaetrail- lomb, 150 Ib c ,$100. CaH 'ontax SLR 3Smm with 1.4 .2 1 S VCR cobinol, $75. Pino 7-dft7-dmvrar Roll top dock, glo (our sido oponor. cor S434S33______- 734-3266,______ONLY Aniiquo M alHn -uooi call 35,65.135,175. Fo«d 600.30. Of. $2000,324-7021. - i tons. $75. Ught mdof. MS 'O N I )on box mallross & $200;0;King K size walerbod rolB, som o locx-ups.cal 8olhlof$100/733-5a31. ^ jTwinFalls wif f,an,ono. loss than 6 mo oid. Iramo.no. mirrorodn bookcaso raising ladlitios with 3 MmMnn 600. 900. 3000. 4000.10. 2)-93 34)or#e8lants;'93 6'A 20 2l good oualily SuHock rams -aa l2doalofB j ?75'5. Smoll maple rockor. hoadboidboard. hoolor. linor. _ houso. 54^«>g6. 5000, IH 300.350, 425. or x16usodGN. 324-3972 _543-5970.5&-5066 734-0670 ona08 COMMUNICATION Rnoanliquoe td). o 'Dinollo sot wilh 6 $150.320. 324-2738. ______— ■ 454 lann tractor. Prohirobly Antiquo buggy, all original, Barbadoo ^ Lambs lor solo. “W>wintvoufbuilnBt»" - ::;oik)ctA>tos wUh bont loador. Can 733-6448.______si DEVICES lirs & loo(. cosl $795, Onnonin sizesli bod. baby walk- 613 WAWTTORErff wilh now haxnoss. $1700. J Siackablo woshor ft dryer. I lor $350. Storoo radio or oak d ____ Col 324-3035. For sale: 4 H brooding i >akdosk,2 6'k3kjingto- — S idesaddle, now loalhor, F $300. AC $100.12-black & uTT, ihonograph. 25-30 yrs tios.1.736-6242.______73( Rotlrod couplo lookingjl toftc Wanlod to buy: PU box utJrtyIrty $500.Coim9607. evos. proioct. i ram and 5 ewes, > lonwood Communicollons l6 om to5pm 1-2 bdrm 324-8361- while TV $25. Microwave Rocoivofshoilrwoyo.$150.a ' , $100. Antkjuo drossof, ------Hand crallod silvor Royal - S45b.Cal4a3:«330, j can. $15.733-2405. ' g® 34-€00B-6a9Wash.Sl.N : cond, $ i5 0 . Gold Vory oloologant. whito wilh Wanlod to rant loaso or bu £2117319361______5: ^ ...... showsaddio. Sizo 15 1/2r- G Goal. $ 1 6 .7 3 ^ 8 4 5 - • Washers. \ Dryofs, Ranges. • pioce-Kfoehlef-aect tonal— twoeflwdrwall huggorrrockor— chefry-*rry-wm-tnmr-iumiUi(e. ------2-3 bdrm homo wilh 5-4 706 FARM 4 RANCH couch, rose brown, oxcol- lodim ich, k)vo&eat ond chair. silvor trim,' oxc. cond. $600. Merdim owo lambs, $65 ooch. RelngsftOW.Warranieod. I e0909 COMPUTERS linw. $75.455^721. Couch, 1 acrof. Relocating bnmed Cnll 788-2866.______i lonl condilion. $200. Coil ) molching chorry wood atolfloTwIn Fall# aroe Smith's Used Appflanoot. • . — Horeo &etoci(lrailof salos. 245Woshl{>gton. :aipplo o d II QS wilh Vulcan 324-8356 otter 6pm. • i les, $1500. Call to seo. lavDfi. 6 captains chairs 734.429-4299 ______— ~ .1] 1985 MF 860 combino & Trails Wost doalof. 7'715 SWINE 734-1965. Ooon 9-S _. (,01narddrivo ft Imogo wriior 3pio( nd4 2-hutch.C al934- ' 0 French Provenclol 1) 1965 MF 850 combino.ip- Rny Sparks, 734-7840. printor. 10programsA30 48' , 8573 atior S g a _____ WAMTED______Both machlnos havo cab. W olno^gsloraalolCall &(804 BUILDING discs.Sis! 654-2528 , sots sotl ol 46 X 84* dropos,------r r Is’ Bedroom sel.C ono- »b. Buys & soils horsos. 'A Uke new wotor bod, 4 bdrm house lo sharo, w/w; 1 air, bin extension & straw MATERIALS • Commodofo c « 64. monitor, 2 -$2tVollor.Call734.7130. E S : ^ droBsor, ft m irror. Now 1993 Charmac three J wr king st2 0 .168 boffk) • VoodlDdB somo louch-up malo, 1 lomale. noo-smolimok- choppors & 9118 loblos.Ve horse trailer. Big tack room. ' *^ diskdrivos, disl modom, printof. ; Coda«Jaret«st.$16S,com;*)te_l T Also 1) 1982 MF 775 ------im ttross. $425. Oinotlo sot. t i ?rS. ! Or r bosl ollor. Call er.$2gSAT,o.736^_ I f Honsion axles. $4500. Available tor immodialo }oy sticks, word pfocossof. , s sing i n g l o ^ . $47.50, lu lW a 1 ^ chairs, oxc cond, $125. J j i s i a Roommato wantod |o sharT7^ swathor w/condillonor. Can 734-5054,______doEvoiy.C 1-36x60x14. Bloel tU o o l gamos. All iof $300, ' 1 Call 733-0926 -3 2 2L ^ 1 m2 ______7 3 1 « 5 8 ______buikIing.coct$t1.542wiU 2 bdrm. 2 balh duplox - T Soddlo, 543^761. 7 ^ 8 7 8 2 . hkk Cali 16.9 by 34 rim, tiros, & soil lofbalanco duo, $9552.' ^ ilydorkwoodbodrcom 812 HEATING HD i AIR ' $250 > * ^ o l Ulilitios. Ca dh Top prices k>r usod saddlos. •pson Apox Plus IBM com- *• Doublo bod, triple rn 733-1308. whools, reasonably priood, 26gBugocolorodvnillft c oN om oN iN a antique bits and spurs. IrtSjhlUdudod. Other paiiblo P“' wUh monKor. printor issor ft.chost, Excollonl ’ T:ts most IHC tractors. ft soliw aro. $795, Allor - = ^ Can 733-8868.______We buy, son artd trodo. Bizos available, c al Loon 1 ri.$250,?34;W7e_____ oto: New Horitago wood — 259Sh09honoSt.S.. ------m 543.6349------^ Bom cni 324-5533- Cribi »Mwin w alerbod, com- bumingming Slovo. worih $850, S VIckwt W estern S to r o ^ M. $50. Call 837-4788 ZwU sell lor $500. CONSTRUCTION ^ 712 RRIGATKM e<801 ANTIQUES SURPLUS » 1000 gallon barrol wilh ’’ 2fiDTIME AROUND , SALE . ™ — standi, mako ollor. Call • . ONLY Antiquo Mall in Top Tc qualify.tww materials ^ ■ Pf« M utt Mill 324.8005 attof sa o , Twin Foils ..^ { ^ tw w p f l c o s . including; To( 702 CATOE ' 50x160arehGty(obuilding. Camon SO hp booster pump •• l2dealor6 'motal roofinoft siding. ” .'chi 10 p ro l cro ssb ro d cows J & panel & :» ho lifl pump & •;>Rneantk)uos pro-huno P Ronch dooffl/* cw calvos. mosUyblock hidoc — panol. 536-2587.______, .C(^loclibtos »Marvin windows. le a d M - Mac agos 2-6 yrs. Bangs vocc !707 FARM SEED ForronlieOsharosTFCC •'• Quality usod lumKuro (glass, oak. birch, raised dis n atod. solid mouth. BrO' — water stock, abo 15 sharos • •< Open Mon. thru Sat. ■ .1panel. You name ttl Com e wa back«or1994.$1000oalc lAAallalio sood, N.S. 733-1359.______• lO am toSpm <800 us for your bargln ca antO.702-755-2243. ' pasturomixos, lawn grasses : 73<^B.6eaWiish.5l.N, Ibasomonl dOQl lodayl iTnn Gotod pipo: 6*. 8 - ft 10* & fil- t SILVERTHORN SALES j a 11 wook stanod Jorsoy— but ' Bob Hamilton Sood, _ tings. 324-2244______A ntlauos bought ft sold. call. $160.324-3990. ^ 734-3587 or 733-1477 1029 Overland Ave ' Kohtz Drining. Ouaiity ropair: - 1556 Princolon 734-6915 Burley 678.14S9 e o o -to o o Ib sto o rs. ^ncd^ Co Allalla sood-cortllied Agate. ordoooon wolls. 8 ^ 5 6 1 7 . Brod I 89&4336Of 36^-^497.____ ' B02 APPLIANCES Fill dirt ft topsoil, gravol, ft .7 3 3 ^ 6 2 osk lor Doan. ___ Portable Hydraullo Iw a ^ e ^ g ^ o n t lo do the Fbr sak) quaity Holsloin hoi 709 HAY, GRAIN Oa Sprinkler Pipe Repairs. 7IM O W hlrlp^ ajTcoftdltion- J ors (rom 500 lo 800 Ibg > *. Handllnes. maininos up to felOME.AND S e e TF hi e er. 220 volt, h a s 2 yrs lelt Forsale: Fi 16'liborglossga- biq Call 862-3812 or 662-3613^__ANOFEED__ . 6*. whoel linos oven In tho no FfflEWOOO liokJwfthwhoolaslillonihe onwammlyAskingSSOOboGt rago i door wilh hardw aro; ___ Purebred yearling Angu------1st cutting, oxcolionl ollor. 537-6616.______now i hoavy duty motol lold- FuoiMTOwood order* being taken. a r g e s tr SELECTIO^)NOF buls lor salo. 326-5339^ ^ L C o ll. condition, no rain, 35 cu II uprlphi C oldspot J Ina cmnoef aro. 733.4401 , Usod hoovy duty 8queoz<1:___ C al 326-5095. Iroezor, $400. Excellent • • • • • ■ • STEEL-STEEL ' chuto. $756. S 4 i6 6 to IwiI-, 1st cutting, no rain, $70 a condhkin. 733-5473 M n a s l m s ®®i!M pifTflSHm -J WOOD BUILDINGS. — ■ W H C M t« o r IDAHO. IHIa a n d ‘^ ' ^ WISCONSIN'S FINES1lb s ., lon. Will dolivor 5 lons-f.^ Induslrtes. 324-2142. AAlmond Kolvlnator rolriyora- UNCLAIMED Ul BWgs. Up To ■rMKivwoodftkmMni ■ largo springor hoifois. >613120 : Call 734-5609.______’ lor, 18 cu.fL. $650. Almond 4S00sq < ft. Goino Fasl. iV ? b s on up. ^ 9 0 days ngusIror 1 1on bales, dairy, dollvory<3- 7 ,3 POULTRYAND eloclric stovo, $50. Call OrdoTYours NOWI S!:Sl7^B3fmvlime. M calving. Ai brooding.}. Fl avail, tested; also straw lor 733-1761.______SAVE $1000-6. Tosfear down garago tor Iroo HlOMES ovor and back tho sam — RABBFTS ^ ^ .safc>„a2^.5 6 tr ______Eleclrlo Appt. 30' stovo. Cali a m . 7 ^ 4 5 9 n994,29fin7SWK,.. day or osk lor roloronco____ 25 ion 1st cutting hay. $65 a and wo wiii ship diroci t Alrlcon g o o se ft ducks lor S1S0. Ro^igerator, $50. Finest Ntv/flmes m Manufacturtured Homes IW. , ______salo. CaB 324-8054. Dishwasher $25. Togolhor ------Bli it t F U R O R E you. Bob Cofoy CalttoCc Ofsepafate„934-S683.____ K _____ 608-987-3405, Minori1200 40to n -921st hay. 423-5882.. Wam«lpio«>ft3.wiIlpay$2 - SOS CAMERAS i i ) P CARPETS ^ 'Efficiency Constructliction from 80ton3fdcutlinghay.543- n o l ^ Col 734-9435. GOOD USED VACUUMS------^•ANDEGUIFMEHT'- - r I. Fly 8373. = Kirbys. Hoovors, Soore. _ I brown plaid couch, $75. ^ 1 m i3 93 - Aooss ftom Pclro Tmck!ick Stop 704 CUSTOM M R U al- To hlfo Ihoso wmmor workers Roclinor. $40. Swivol rock- ^ ' ALFALFA HAY ‘ Euroka. Ek}ctrolux. Color Ci dark room. pro. com- Ro SERVICES______ao. you'll noad. start with an' Filterf ( ^ M n ^ ^ k $ 5 -$ 6 5 . ploto, | $700. Con 8374788 or. or, $40. AC, $25. Ali good 736-i-8777 » 324-556566 I " ® 324-2254 omplaymoni od In dossHtod. condilksn. 536-5525 1 1 = Adams Custom Swathing Dairy Of sto rt- moflinas. co Baling or Stackina Dolivorod In soml-load k>tB.a l Plooso call733-4042.•Of®' -C uM om hautnfl.--..... AllSorJustI ------Allalla hay, somo rain. $2,50 swathing, boling & slocking por bole. C al 324-4763 , al-no I------JDSflJOswallw.Hofislor____ I ior6pm.ofloBvomotsaQO, 4655 balor, &NH 1078ling, ' BUYINQASEUJNO aln. stackor. C al now for avai i Largo amounts ol hay. Cal oblo dales. 934-8552.-____ ' Kun W k m m a Trucking. Custom combining and h ^ ■ 324-8551 k o r Som Ino. Call 531-41-fe. ? ^ iiv ^ 'n ■ n king. I Horso hay mix. now crop, no Custom mochonicalaton ! raln.54i8373. ROCK PICKING Wavno Bowor 543^719. I C f c a l i l ^ ^ c ^ hay, no rain. Custom swaihing, boling an Wantod: Rain damagod slacking. Swaihing bs Io^ .h a v .324-2254. a s $8 DOT aero. 4234377 iii r I ;710 HORSES ont- II ' Duitw’a Custom Farming19. ’ 10 mo ok) Pinto filly, $400. li ______43ft<7»5 ’ ROCKPICKER kU tBI i ______V- Idanure hauling, oroundwort77__ i2yToldPo!amlnoGolding,a planl, sw ath, balo, 6tac> Exiromoly gentle-groal SWF,SV. 30 ^ SWCH.38 7 ihrosh. choo. 5 4 3 ^ horeo lor kids Of odult want- Bubbly, familyTiily oriented, 1 indopen- lil SEYMOUR CUSTOM HAY 5'9-, IMIbs., da/k hair, two twc chil- S t sart Your Suminmer Romaniice Now With dont. Sookingking honest, Irlendly ¥ Murtaugh. klaho ~ dren. Seeking a special &DWifDWone- SWM, who has a zesi lor lilo, lor ; 13 year old Sorrel Golding,I'i E S ‘gu'g'iy'”“‘ BiaiionsNp. VMB 4506 I work,' gontlo. mountain experi SWF, 29 ?j Call 678-0668 Of 670-0868lack.' enco.$1200.S434766 rid- OWF — Someonne From Rigl|ht Here In Tlrhe Magic Vaalleyl Vcfy Indopondofindent, professional, sin- Kl Swathing & being 1 Hofso board i (ood plus L—ex- _____ Intslilgenl. talented, uniquo,10. h horwst. ! ___ [I Jsntz Custom Hsying gla moiher.. S«Seeking SWM. vrfw's ■JAY ofdsino. Can 432-6876. h a s_____ rrodesL vety humorous, liko;iik» tiii- m ■ It and still treots a lady H Coil 543-6049 mde-po''Jont ant S yro ld Palm, golding, gon-)or. _____ dfw. oancing, star gazing.ng. ; Seeks ■ ■ ■ hkonla^.VMBVMB 4999 705 FARM iling tlo, p a p o rs. & usod Kof. or _____ 25-35. non-smokof. non-rad:•radst, in- ______leOigentmal8.VMB2t4S UACHINERY rand). WoukS mako a groai SWM.SV 35 868. kid horso Of lor amateur rid f j i n e ...... Itonstoolllotbod... .Oulgoi;gDWU,4242 ...... Red Iult. onioy; Of. $2200.7Ce-7^-2243. t c B 0 ■ $400.9344364 '■'’ff Non-smol«r%M sensi ofofh humor, I heme. Sooking ...... - 4 020 JD Wilh 158 ioodo>0 6 yr old black maro hat— . prolossional Enjoys outdoorloor activi- ■ blonde, 30-35,1-35 for Iriondship/possi- _ _ _ packed bear, olk. & door rMB 1399 543-8486______P®’ bos. bartwcufls. nwvios, sp bly more. VMB 1 ______Asking $1200 or bost otter events. Seeking attractivo S' 5’ 3 p t. PTO rototiilor, oxc Can 654-2720.______cond. $1000.7884573. ___ 3240, daiing/relationshlp.lip. ' Voice « F r C ' :a5sy,blgguy ' 8 yr old AQHA maro, stanocIiol Mailbox te.2282______26 P rin te d A\d • Free V(Joice Greetiiing talents, ei-pro ball play- 841 Ford traclor, excolloi on barrels & polos, askin; condittan. 324-3165 K Alhl!llcDWM,!6ie lly seciro. Sooks inielli- — $1250. Coll 3^44569. gent, tall lady.1^ . :30-45. tor relation- :a :i Blonde, brown-oyed, 6ft.. 2C200(bi. ;; Aaladin prAssuro.washir ■ v8 yr. old Arab goldina, pa- • F re e MMessage Refcitrie v a l sWo. VMB 3562 system s, salos & sorvici------; pors. $1000.324-8752 ___am sense el humor. Enjoys hor»horseback now & usod. Eok«lH.»IIVli».____ :___:oll fishing, romantic evei OWM, 46 CallJ&LSwMpIng Seeiung attractivo, slender & ^ — For ta le : Sorrol maxo o u to 23-30. Voieo Mailbox No.1254 -^e can hhelp you find a nnew < romance in. yyour life. Magic 1Valley En|.ph.„fnting, fishing, camping, Sonrico 734-5385 or ollont Top Dock, bred to Impros 1 riding, dancing, out- •> 678-5369 In Butloy. . sivo Big-on, genlto. experid SWM.25 Match Linele Voice Introduluction Personaials can put you togetherb "itd times. Seeks S^W F, . Burisy Tractor Salvagsshing oncod riding, $2100. Ca:— 5'tO", lesibs., alfocttonaie, ■ • life, lor companionship. Combino & tractor pansrvico. 734-5216. rrtnded, lun-loving. Socking I g o a l s . lationship VMS 0287 Pnul.lD«438-5@ Si with somneone w ho shareses similar interesests, dreams and i Grado Painl moro with coll;___ . 21-27, wants to lall iniiove lovi With ...... For salo: John Dooro 882 $1000.Can 536-5450 olto< a nico guy. Voka Mailbox No.; l^gyRSjla^g.V V Ej grain combine 24‘Jioada 6 Of 536-5365.______ii2iS2- TH IS W EEEK'SPERiB^P ^ ’EEK'SPmSONAtLADS Volco Introduroduclion Pofsonals oxcollont condition, do: — DWF.50 ------Hors«s:Bought, told and w red ready. Also Massoy Forgiig e traded. CaO 733-6055. Non-smoker, seeks companic so n k o wilh 20' hoado Viih oonoolng, gentlo and rc En)oy» out- T | | | s P id to Hi. m y nameamo is Natalio. I oxcollont condition. Iiol HORSESHOEING place your To Responi — tic. eilgiM rrale, 50-65. inti I I rospondodlod to a porsonal roody. Both combinos 2hav Tim WTtlson 934-5952.Oil- are camping, (ishing, occas ®§20 HORSESHOaNG l l j . ad in yourur p.paper and havo boon slofod In shod whc Win dancing and travel. VHB 7208 pe ad call r*lcnslim an ad cal nol In u w . For moro Inlo Tim Wfiton 934-5952. ^ lisAsia/a 0 h v o ot m y life. matkw call 438-5234. Jacluon'o cdii Ukes having (un 0 is Albert. Ho is t o i ™ i 1 ^0 -9 0 3 -99902 Hosslon sorios *30 stackorOder Horseshoeing live SWF. 22. wlJi interests that 862-5545,318 ;^^pf-/-‘vasjvanl^,_ 1______iBOdw7457!2840^~Hold $35. Cal 736-2786iWn— -fromqoieltimesiospofltaneot ^r8atn-4pnv9|^-lfrf/»/.ocosrottloyouthtadvtrtistrt • You can quickly m ake your sclc mals, have varied InteresU using your loudi-tonc phone. a nd wo ro'0 planningpi a , NH 1049 3 wide, (rash ove W drinker, drug-free. VMB6146 shlMMB •Youmusllwve.v«a touch-loncpb^ittcV? • haul S 1 2 .^ . 543-8214. ------cere, honest relationsh • If you like how tho porson soununds, you can future togollgolhor. If it wasn't 39 :0873______use Ihis scirvicc.icc. ,. ' ‘ loavo 1 him or her a mosMgo. RetlflnglJD3010ovortiaul« '5 d Easygoing DVffll, 39 ' for this servi;en/ico. I would 0 yr Caring ana sharing, likes the tractor, usod less than S nl*!!' BluwyedblondiIde I ■■ ------J havo novorvor 1m et him. W'e 10^ times. W a n ^ to share life hrs, $^300;JDFM boa5 Sfdtv'SitiK’S h u ^ o u i. , AllraclivftSWf g SWF, 42 “ ■( M oribitMe lady, 39 f rovoo'ft^happy together. cutlor. $1500; Lockwooo a ’' flentle, nico; reg. 3 yr olcold ttal8pedail^.VMB36a4 iWMt I'-'OulKilnali 2 1 ^ Paint, stanod, nTce; rog. ^ ^ ------Seeking man, 35-50, wiwith good : Charming personalityy, looks k Iiko So- Friendly, fuil-figurod.rod. or^oys comp- I OWF, agriculturore degree. A.O.HA W o h a vfib) both o found truo boan sw athor. $1500; J sonso ot humor, ouutoors over- yr okl, really bfoto& gonib ■" DWM.42 - ’ fia Loron and Susanin LLucd, enjoys Ing, Csnn^ golBng,ing, out'loor acthrl- ; breeder, Oesireses a'liig, romantic happiness.ss. Thank' yo u so RM boan & com cuttivatc Inbor an I dating, possibie reiatiorishiship Vok» jjjjjing fj,h]ng. : $1500; Heston 1014 hydi! i _ l RE a Ll Y NICE M0NE1 5'4’, non-smoker, nofrdrinkef lon-smoking, out- 'Convboy, wtu enji r having Ihis groat aulod WINNER rog. 9 yr olc 35g%'o2!l! jMailBix^o,t237 ------smoking, tall male corr 1,35-50,loffriond- 'maijandcountrvl swing, $2500. All In vei ;— joys square/jitterbug dancing, ( ^„n?Sr4S; le o f poopio. QoodcDndilkjn.S434617an 50 NCHA cunir^ m a re ,: 10„ yi try western, quiet evenings 7 SWF.molherolofone 50. VMB 2197 ______shifVcompanlonship^, I------^ bo an oU call horso, hoad & hoolt doors. Seekir^ short SOW , ive DWF, 32 , — ------'S to d &Stoolwood bidgswood; o r breakaw ay: 9 yr old Veryatlracli'iclive OWM,-4M,45 611. brunero, enjonjoys couniry mufcc, Factory dearanoo, 24x45, 45, similar inlsrests, possiblo 0; JD hoading or heoling horso,J — tkinship. VMB 7344______Romantic DWF, 5'3”,'3”, dark hair, S'll", I65ibs, Sook;kioking lamil/ on- dancing, Iishing.19. horsos, spons. 40x^,50x90. Ono oact). ______!i m S0M. 20-35, who's o flfeen-eyed, acive,I. lovesio spoils, entea S/DWF, 35-5C15-50. non-smoker, Sooks t v m ., 330-45. who^s hu- VOVoice vatof.' FINISHED; 8 yr old nlc( [(nendship/possibie rolal worn last, $avBihoosandihydro I ranch qokUnQ.:e4-3972m SWM,40's ialionship. L d s o m o , iniinioliigeni SI- drug-free, wtw iovo:ovoi boating, oul- mcrous. lov« chichildren, similar in- • • Introdlitroductlons call S.R.O.Consl ruction )or-. 6 T , 250!bi, needa lady Irierxlloifrier I Mailbox No.0939 ______-DWM, 39-50, non-sn-smoker, for cteor as well ass jndoo' ire acivitiss, tetess, VMS 4639>39______; : Commonlonabbfeviotions al .203-733-0459 .yofV STANDiNOATSTUD tea* fun and suck 111 cook thewsteaks s' j 0WF,5r,6S5 ■ ’ Wendship first VMB.0815 OS' VMB 3067 M-MaJe >1Z_ Roglsierod black &whlio ------. Nevern Wantod lo boy; Fami disc. )0 d anddiili the wine. VMB 3943 r married ; ‘ F-Femalo c^p! :lgs P^& regislorodA Q H A y .. — iSoeking spedal maa I’mrm honost DWF,3t3t Crealiveperspersonailly Non-drinking, nor «45. buctokm. 324-3301. non-smoking SHM, ! S-SInglo c <. DWH,« .loving. LIkos animals, oi““ W w ii ye*, entoys rodeos,k horseh. shows._SWM, 20, 5‘8-, 16£16SIbs.. muscular 34 sook lomalo. .2 22-30. who onjoys A ? D-Dlvofcod Won started Appaioosa 3— yi I ' 5'8”, 165lbs.. enjoys ouldi'.IdOOIS, eai cowboy, 5i- build, gorgeous Wue Uuc eyes. Enjoys dining out goodChrisllan 0 - ^ wioi ^h^ong-tsrm reltiieAth!?hr™B aMoSbKe relationship,_ing SF. te-27. lorlor triondstii(>frc'a- relationship, VMBIB ■ 4491 J-Jewish J-Jo 1 9 8 8 T O:------] oughbrod mare). Nico pieo- samo interests, for Hendship/fhip/possl- ______VMB 107^ ______tionship. VMB 2668 ------: NR-NonNon Religious lsc.3 turo.drossogoorbrood ^ ble relationship. VMB 0425j______m , n . Sookj'ng S^WM. 1 A-Asiank-fi Bn Sunday 1^- 1^ ' dancing and romantic1 o' I , fnusic, quietliet evenings, try music, outdoors. ( ira to meet a honest Eady. 3 Seeking SOWM. 23-30. janionship. relation- I NA-Nalrvijol nre American g a s w i t l i u .iiJ S u Seeks widowed or OWM, OV 60-75. if>9 fun. attractivo tac oyota C elica wno erloys lie and tho outcoutdoors, panlonshlp/posslble lolai Voice Mai1toNo.1B67 :compaiiblB Interests..VMB VM 1565 ship. VMB 7661 :______i VMB-Vot1-Voteo Mailbox O n l y ______IVMB2939 talllo, aut^m atlo, st«r*o y M.tc).li«VBk. In>™IniRKtunlon rtnomli l» nift (or iSr f'jrpoipoir ul inlnxludni tlnfl* WdlvliJoiLi d 1> \ 100 gallons of CUSTOMER SERVICE:E : If you have fl I -|. I ___ tiKXhrr. You irmiilbrb m iilvrniMn»M«rvir volcf Jtrdir* wfll be tllowrd iKil don>n Tt*ro linK*KuldcUnf or b T h eise question about our servlorvlcc, please call us '■ | | r .rtllv* or dlifLUve ii> ih» pviNlc. We trurv.rv» ih» n«M lo «]it topy. Wf :lul >1lun TT««tlnt< (Iwivi b« pljctv 1-roplf who rlic or i«rw.J lo /-UU.liKA IjvA’oM Inimduclton IVnontb id> 1)0.1 to at IhtU own mil. th purchase. loU frccat 1-800-862-5M5.M5/cxl.318andwe J . IiK^ H m e s-N t I lVr«on*l» (oUowi Ihf O'jf mjxJniihillt’illty ol Ihr .S'lllnnil Auocltllon lor InfonInfcrmiilon Scfvlm. Veto ileWS ESS; or mart Ir-lorrrutlon uU r-80^S42.SS45. *it.: ' wlU bo happy to h c lp you.fOU-______' ______littredunlonlVfWftiUliMit l>< ipnul »crvKt ol rh4- Tiw N«» l-or i ■ Q.g)-03»3ia 733I l y $ 4 5 0 0 en Motors ■rt>. < [ 3-7700 ^ ' F-4 Timus-Nowa. Twinn Falls,Fi Idaho Sunday.. Junotio 27,'1993:

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BICYCLES 014 JEWElflY 817 USCELLANEOUSi 820 PETSAND i(|8 r ,_ WANTED TO BUY 625 fl WANTED TO BUY B25 62 WAHTEDTOBUY ^627. GARAGE SAL£S 9011 ATVS AND 902\ 8 ANO FURS _____ FORSALE _ SOPPUES |314: ! mombor lot'79 Fou W V anted; Shool Metal S hear W,Warn 10 buy; Non-running, TF, Yard sa le. 1835 Eliza- MOTORCYCLES ^d^oy*8blKo,24~, $40! j. ' 11,0. i whool diivo Fotd PU. A Bmko. 934-4509. TOn-wwWr^J^n^o^90 r irail b« g n .. Soars powor gardon cullivaliva- Himalayan's A Porsion puru , belh. Sat 6/26 A Sun 6/27, iog;992 Kalana 600 motorcy- A poftoa V« a . diomond o ■9-6. ColtodUos, housohold ck 3000 tor. $175, Choico lots. SunSun- brod kittons. Slarling at . Wanted; Small or modium _t do,purptoAblack.oxoel _ gaoomonl ring.pd $300' Hems, dolhos, kk'A iots ol 3 BOATS ANO , 733^ so t Momoriol Park, $401400 $75. Siamoso A Himolayanm < 4 Foodot Pigc. Call 543- eIzo motor homo in good W W ant to buy". Old Armoiro Hot ^ . $ 3 8 0 0 . Call 903 B askinoSUOCT. Evos 73: ot 8472 or 543-6087.______condition. Also landom oxto v mi8c.stufl.‘'W*dlck»r, 67677-4614oftw 5:30pm. MARINE h ITEMS 7201. Sorious inQuiriossoniv on oa-or ollor. Call 734-023434 cross kittons with wftHo lool wardrobo. Chesi of draw- mi: ii^ $35.837.4040. ,, ■ trailor to haul tractor. Call ors. c Old child sizo iwln _nonot bicker!______rgTh> Harley Sporistor. 250 ------ddina Soars powor gardon culliva _ 5 to 80 ocros in Gooding Diamond soliioiro woddir 4 Couniy wanlod. Closo lo _ 7367264, toavo mossaoo. bods.734-8430. t ______TF-TF-YARDSALE; L am ps. miltliles on now engine 14’ olu • bnnd. 734-4011 tor, $175, Choico lots. SunSun- Pol bolltos, wconors, $100.4 475.'cal'l73lr-39f4.°8“6 Joromo. 324-6217 or 324- WANTED: V Smell to modium Wanl W. 10 buy or ront Horolord mi(miaowavo. sm al 110 Kon- $4?4g00/otlor. 734-8352- $ ^ - ■ so t Momoriol Pork, $401400 mooM. $50. 678-2004. lookdavs only.______4 3900 Goorgo______size baby food }ars. bul I: with k)w birth EPD. Call mcmoro clolhos dryer, tools. k. KX250, good cood, $900 S15 U W N & GARDEN:f| 00- or ollor. Coll 734 023434 Purobrod flodbono Boar A . -Qrogor b a ss boot, oxlro $55 Cot Hound pups. 4 mo old,d, i 800-1000 Ib sioors. Call _Call 733^838 anytime. _A423-4332, ______tolltots of miscollanoous. 1015 f bosi offer, 326-4428 1 5 Gre _____ Sports cards, 93 loal, $5! ------^ RIorAvoW.SntASunS-? oavy atominum huB. 35hp HAVE MOWER WILL RIOIIIOEI por box. Singles. 30-50^50% all 8-way shols givon. 4010 733-4462nsk lot Poan. Wantod: V Swing sot in now ’Yamaho350BigVfliool, T O condiiton. 7 36-8^5 827 82 GARAGESALES TF-Yord TF- Sato. Sunday 6/27, 5 ,6 }| Evinrudo, many oxtras. Roasonoblo lolos.willwill oil. Com ks. 30% oil covw)vodlino. Call A Iront clip woniod. 2 WO, WANTED V TO BUY: 196410 -r - 9ai9am-? Boby clolhos. tools, Buhl - Yard Solo. 26th A jtr »KDX 200. Ported cond, ’Crostinorftiorglassboal. ^ilh ^a-324-5617.______AT. Call 324-562t______1966 Ford Mustong, In fair small women's clothing. >8king$1500.’85DH200 JO Gnck^pack blowor,, usiusod Vory ologoni, w hiio will 27lh, 9-5. Assorted Itoms. qb: xc cood, no Wr. no motor.- turo Hoglslorod bluo Porslan 11 ] lo good cond, sl a reason- ‘ oas stovo. washor A dryor. f?llr " eond. $350.326-5477 g i g ' 1wico.$i7S 734-2766.I____ chorrv wood irim. hjmilurc ' ' All variolios ol troos, bushos, earrings, lools. oppliancos. Tv, fv loys A moro. - . -l2iL 350 or trade lormotorcy- I Couch, lovosoat ond chaiihair Fomalo w/ shois. ®: borrios, gropos, A llowors. MOWfORLESSI &^°7^^M'^<£vrtimo', baby ^ strollers. 301 13th ?6l ggi Atoxandor. Husqisovorna 460. noods new cto.10.934-4485 9: dfl< or nkihl. Snapper 5 hp Commorciairdal also matching chotry wooi A lawn swing tovosoai ond - Avo.N.______— oil $300.734-4001.------7^W Rborlorm. 125hp Merc . mowof. Roa; boggor,ior, lablos. $1500. Calllo soo _ raihoad Hot. ^6-5335 Woniod to buy: 1 lon hay - r bator. good cond., Joromo. Yard sato. Fri A Sal, izuki DS 80. excollont outbcutboard. EZ load trailer. omal condition. $29^ CalCall 734^299______Rogistorod Goldon Roiroiv- jAnliquo, vidorian wolnul and 9-4. baby Itoms. childrens ond. wilh som e accosso- oxlraixuasl $2800. ^ 9 0 7 6 - 734-8174.M-W, 9-5. .•ji^v ors for solo. All malos. call 366-2375. * 5:____Wanted lo buy: PU box uiilii ^ marblo-toppod furniluro. _ clolhos, nouBohoId iloms, ios. $900,734-7853 ollor 4 7^ It. G lasspar boal w itha Roiolillof, 5 hp, Briggsjg a & Irailor. 324-3035.______roody In 3 wooks. $185. Call 733-3738______VWantod to buy: Chain link loys. t a a lt s u ^ ie s . quilling — 324-7136______: lonco, 4’x 100’. 3264249 „ onvertibto top A iraitor, 65 S lfoolon ongino (now"OW). Warn winch MX6000, $60C - Bodroom sol warned, call _ material, A lots of misc. 4 ip Morcury 4 20 hpM or- „ Rogislorod Porsion kiiions, $ 300. Call 324.1 176 Of 6 holo 15x0 black 4 chrom Wanlod to buy; Farmall H or mis r N. A 4 mis E. Walch lor 2 BICYCLES ury motors, tish finder. 324-1166______------^ .w hool3$100,326-5352. molo A fomalo. wormod,g' -Cosh lorsalos. Lockod or supor H Iraclor. (nood mo- -Siflia t ______gsbO. Call 536-2015. Ttador rotary mowing, wo ^— hod shois. $100-$125 00, ' ; lorV Call 733-2651- k , Call 825-5402.______unlockod-Phono Economy _ Kimbor1y-232AshSl. N„Sal. • boot, v - 6 ,10. $2100. mowing, rotolilling. bl^o blai 810 WSICAL - Lock Smilhino. 733-9444. I VWanlod lo buy: Horso drawn 8-lpm. C Also by appoint- 124-3628.______work. Inorsm 326-4631.yv_ mSTRUHENTS Rog. Rottwoitor puppios. oul I w o o ^n whim wagon. Also _mont. _ r 423-6246.______„ '33-5686 for detain.------^ M l ATVS AND 69 16 It. Chrysler bool A ____ o fso n o lU .S .tl Ronwoil-I- i D espersuly Wanlsdl 33-42 TF - 5 Family Yord Sato. Ev- ' ir sak): Burloy biko irailor. 817 MISCELLANEOUSIJS For solo: Liko now jot blacJlack or.Exc.toffBomiont.Voryy Vfillyspansorcars.Aobo M0T0HCVCLE5 iolds2kids.onlyusod4 railor. 65 hp Evinrudo mo­ g a s s ' - " ' orylhing must gol Sal A or wnrolling tin, oxc cond. FOR SALE Yam aha 5 pioco acousiusiic lg bono dogs. Shois womi-'• 66-69 Chovolto SS convert- - Sun.7-2.198 Clinton Dr. imo..S300.324.ak6. . _____ drum sol: 5 pioco Yomotinoha ingonodowdaws. Warned 10 buy: Houso to bo _S 1956 Triumph model Tiger 5500.324i3.56.attw6offl, Iblo any cond. 602-877- movod 10 Bollovuo- Tf 12 volt botloiy & jumporlor ca-c o lo c lro n k drum sot *wil “!’ ^ 1 3 2 6 ^ 1 7 1 . . — .. 0822ofwrilotoKon, 10602 TF Big yard sato ai 713 Ool- 110, ,1 noeds work, $800 or Call 788-0042 mar. r Sol. A Sun. Juno 26th qh bios, 14* tiro c h a inIS, s ,. all case. Make ollor. Call Rog yr old Chosapoako Bayly W Earli. Phoonix. AZ 8S039 - ollor. wil doal-733-1536 _ $45. Gold Star microwa\iwavo, • 1703 aflor 7p690, b f ^ ^ r | and snakos, Call v lor moro Info- 423-5372. 734-1252 1-4om « Disnoy vidoos: Cindotolla, 734-3151 ovos. toys, I' books, skies A much -!S! ^ C R A F T S _____ 67&-S159______— LadyAlhoTramp, QIC. in - more.______1979 197 Honda Qoldwina. full CLASSIFIED C. 1967 Layton 20' It.ivol iroili W anlod to buy: Looking lo =2 A F eatu re of This N ewe sp ap er iroilor. Mua solll OMor uprighi^ 821 STEREOS/ good condition. Reason- ' TF • Estate salo. Anliquo dross, * oxcolloni cond. low solf-contoitiod, $1801800. pioino, good conditioni $ ^ ■Iblo ralos. Can 734-7260. buypollors whool, nowor miles, $1500.734-5722 _ , . Roolino shQKos, 'h pii RADIOS/CDS usotT733-1978.______gloss, 8 linens, bolltos. fuml- — 'P 'ic o Call 734 2766- ture A oppliancos. 80 yrs of 198lKawasklCSfl-650.exe. 198 i ‘SlMNNINCi C whilo thoy Iasl. Camp — Eloctiic in to pvt scoolor ^Wantod 10 buy: ‘ Rastofttd Pianos. 733-3903225. 100s of 7 0 s LPs, $3 0“ ^ ■ In mini van wanlod. |, accumulollon. All must gol cond. co $800 or trade lor dirt j (CAKOUSI-.l.. I sholl for amall PU. Now buying comol cash C , biko ol oqual value, or S86-7620______Wholosalo pianos 678-915S159. Technics turnlablo, $50. Call 423-4711 Also garden lools A hond bl j ’lu rn Ihc cr;ink J nolos. $05 oa 734-4759. (, Amer. made cor w/good ;------Call 733-5831.______— Gorman Shophord puppy i tools. June 24 thru July 1, Ai 30' soll-clooning range W anlod lo Buy: Old comic lOam-7pm 1 daily. J2Jmoo. 423-6423 aftor4 iiiiid send il chiUl's ' /\ nps$5 ______678-8159.______wanlod. Rogis. A papers longo hood $125. lamps books. Paying $ .10-.20 1890 Oslorioh. 19{ eyes Jiwhirl! The 5— 822 TOOLS AND not noccossarv. 324-7353 1981 KZ1100, full d ro ss. oa, 3 thootro soats $25,125,13* Yamaha Porta Sound oadi. 733537/ ______Yf 29.000 mllos, oxcol eond. I horses g.-illu|) up S color TV $75. 324-4111I I koyboord, $175 MACHINERY TFi Fri. Sot A Sun, 10-7 2i Looking for a good used ro- ZWonled to buy: Polnl horso. v $2000. Call 73i4-26lS. r — frigorator, dorm size; also Whilmoro Sloroge on Kim- nniJ Jown ns Ihc ^ — TiFW 40-50 kxDgo polos, $2.5050 oa.o ______------10* chop sa w w ilh eo i car- broko. gonllo. A sound, borly h Rd. Furniluro. books. 1982 1O8 Honda CB900 Custom. «carousci spins. |m |I,|| ______934-4384 ___ pH y p o n .M 423-5104____ 837-4040.______I, _____ 320 PETSAND bidoblode.SIOOIirm. lols ol mise. Fod Fi dresa. low ml, oxcoltont 1 Use pine .'inJ t MQH ■eiFwd F-lS0 6cyf)la4« Ca« 324^764 Old crocholod and embrol- rWontod lobuy; Plesilc55 cond. 543-A836 altor 5;30 *bikos’ SUPPUES - dorod linons. 733-3738. TF-Mulliramlfybackyard ^ plywood 10 make $1300.2) KV100 trail bik( rrrr lO'Croltsmantablosow, 1 ; gallon drums, olso noed solo. $ Sal A Sun. 9 to 4 pm, or543-4114M-F8-5:30 . f Old liconso plotos woniod. Ihis old f.-ithiuned $1000 bolh. 8-man rubb ho. $225.733-6308. . _ lumber 2x4 A 2x6's. 126 1 8th Avo.N.______1985 19J Honda Asponcavo. ' 00*^2) o ld. show Qu'alliy. $30C - 192Q-s-19«)'8-733-2306 rail wilh oxtras. $200. Call 733-3466.______TF-MuHI-lamily fp Yard Saloi 2 toadod, toj oxcoltoni condilkM), ioy. ■ O verall siie oloctrk trolling molors.s, $ Cnil 733-9063. Auto repair equipment: Amco ; broke lalho, ond olhors.* Oldsmobito 88 car. anywhoro Wanted v to buy: Portablo dog vohiclos, v lurnituro, lots ol 23.000 mitos. 733-5685. 15x15x24 1 inclies. each. Antiquo drossorttrwilh w NoodsttKJSchiopporkowilf from 7 6 lo ’80. Call 366- kennel lor Inlormodioio clolhos, c and lols A lots ot 1990 198 Horloy Sportsior, like Plans I Include com -^^9^^^ mirror, $150. Lois ol can- my Caa 837-4513.______camp- papors, to brood whh my - 2031.______sizo. Call 733-6755- GOODjunkl C 1336 Mople now nc wllh oxiras. $6000 or plele 1 illusir.iled ' • ing noar. Cog 934-889353 ___ Tomaio. 423-5206. Carpenter Shop PoworJ,; : Pro-1950'sloys-829,5550_ v TTT Tools. LIKE NEWI Call J Wanted lo-Buy: Proloosionol Avo. A Sal A Sun 8am • Som. ollor. oil Call 324-4764 Iinjiruclions. full j 85' Yamaha Maximumim X Panish Bordor Collio Austrc Iwirllng batons, all sizes. _ Small lonl lor children’s play, lizc piiiterns. ' Strooi biko 700, $180000^ c lion S h o u l d X pups. S Ca i ______7; ■ musl be oasy sd-up A roa- _ 536-6757 nllorSpm.______T bost offor. Li(0 r^owbob Lumber rack lor fuB sizo Ford O p e n SSu u i n d a y #1B71 Reduced : J[, sonabto. 733-7108. VWantod lo buy: Set ol huo - . a ib all accossoris Iftd, — 1 femolopupV.Oachshuii A GMC, $100 oach. Call 10 S4.95 5 788^573...... caps lora ia77.Chryslor.. _ 1 9 9 0 M a z e $150.734-7393 ask for & 'A Chihuahua. 8 wks oi - Spring for 78 Chevrolet pl^ - Cordoba. Shampoo bowl A Zda MX6 „ ______Viekl id al Planor-krfnor, almost now. onJn up, e toal. Call 32&4319 _____ $80. AKC D a c h sh u n d ( chair, 4234159. Ja t Black Matalllc,lie, Extra CiM n 8 ’ plush bo'avor couch, 4 ( motoiSlond.2sols gom- SATISFACTION OR YOURJR MONEY1 BACK!. Tank lid wilh lloufosconl light iWant 10 buy Shoop Comp soctional. oak dining tab slono working oquip, wllh foralOgallonaquorlum. ' Slovo. 934-8164, ovos. Includes 1000 gallons of To , order pliini mail check or money order and - book CS90, sm all rollIII toti p 2 AKC English Butdogs, . tots of oxt his. 326-4860 _ Call 733-9159______r W hiskoy barrel woniod for project number and nnme. wllhUh youryi name, oddrett dosk, Doocon bonch,h,oak o malos,6mos&2yrs, Throo 1969 14-X 7* Rally gas w ith pup u r c h a s e . Iramo mirror, Hammor flam ing llowors. Call 734- catalog (includes S16 momd $350-$700.4234265U 823 VARIETY FOODS rims, (or trado lo r1 4 'x 6 'o f and zip code. Add S2.9S for can organ, king sizo bodI coicom- ______AND SERVICES the same. 733-4018 r iSelow B ook, only1 $6995 in i discount coupotii!) In Okla.la. please p add lax. ploto, 30-30 riflo. 73 3 ADORABLE AKC Shi Will buy or irodo size 8 coif 6328.______fou^ ALREADY pickod sirawbor-r Usod Kiddio can lor blcycto. pails forslzelO . Call 888- c l a s s i f i e d CRAFTSc i ------T zus,fom alos, Isl sholi iJr Call 733-7554.______2975, toavo mossaoo. ' A liontion-anltisl Boautlinulllul roady 6/25, $250. Term,rm s rtos now o^lobk) by ordor . Theisen1 MI otors 83301I woathorodbarnwoodiodfor . availablo. 934-84^810I lo 5 ol Iho Raugusi Strawberryry Viia-mlx A cook book, looks Wantod lo buy; Sm a b o a r d a v . OK 74008 salo. Assorted piocoiocos, pm.934wl061oflOf>30_g___ Farm. X. liko a slalnloss sioolbllnd- jnotor. Up 1010 to . In good P.O. BOX 1000. BIXBY, 5_ er. 733-8779.______condition Call 5^-4190. $g0-$50 32^788. ----- . 3 toy Poodle puppies 733-7:7700 - - BMuUful handm sdsds «orsale.7wooksold.'* CHEESECAKE'Simply Wontod: 20 or 30 K genera- ' Wanlod to buy: Snow blado ^ porcslslr) dolls. Spodal^ $100oa.Callk>r Scruplious'gounnol tor, diosel, also largo polla- for small pick-up. summor pricos-733-394t 6 choosocokos.Madolo ble wator containor holding Cal 733-6139. ^ r r : ordor. Wido va/toty.PU orr l^^M^O^ellons or m oro. ' Chorry coffoo toblo & ondKid to-i AKC Labrador puppies Ic 'Warned to buy: Used woven Jm m m m bio, bluo high-back: chairchl salo. 7 woeks old. paroni wlrefondng,also6ti. ‘ with oiiom an, bluo lounioungo aro oxcollont rotriovors. _ Wanlod: Boat wilh 35-50 hp T-POStS. 733-6448 J chair. Call 423-6246 _____ Wock.2™itow.$250terli Evinrudo or Johnson long iW anlod lo buy: Used S eg a k "r'Si 824 VIDEO I Closot doors, good conc ond. moios, $ ^ lor malos. Ci shaft molor. Profor mid jam ^slom wllh game, i $20 pr.C nj 734-6072.I. aftor 6 pm 734-6849. ENTERTAINMENT 70's.CoJ 324-2567 c'om_ploto doublo bedid tis e l, AKC reg. Roliwoiiof puppic ATELEVISKJN Wantod to buy; Walorbod. % comptoiesu^rslnoloor « $1w;froo standing slovoslo for sok). roody now. Call a 10 Super Nlntondo gamos su rro u n d O akloy stoistono lorSpm 734-7825. ■r! Wanted: Embroidorod pillow queen size wilh booKcaso ;----- (Slor Fox, Rood Runnor. head board A or undor- baso, slovo pipo & covor.covi Boauliful. 2 yr. old Dolmiims- otc). 6 Soga CD gomes.s. cases A dressor scarves; 205; cold slovo, oloclr noaih drawers. ogric, tion. Vorv Qonllo. Spayoi $35.$20oa. 324-33^____ old ook dressor. 734-2735 ISS; Gold OW. iS0;72I; 734- $40733-9393-______Call 934 5922 — ^ Chonnol Mastor 8' sololliioI Wanlod; Good usod powor ; 5887.Walorbod,quo■ " Wanlod: Manx/Slomoso X killon. Call 366-2498. scriplton machino with lool cu II Konm oro uprig !____ 825 WANTED TO BUY Doddio. Cal 543-4799. lroozori$200. CallrS?5: 32 D I„,o,Q rnSdh.-.i; - Wanlod nico geWing pony or : 5843, ahar4om.______bluo p u p s, 2 m olos lolloll. WANTED; T eardrop stylo*' small horse lora 10yoar .WANTED; - VHSC or 8mm Ooa Iravol troilor. in repairable camcorder, lato modol pro- 1994 For solo: old rolrigoralor,3r c a l ' ^<>nch u so . $40oi '0 old boy, has hod somo " - lorrbd: 543-4792 aftor 6pm. sl'rnw, S43-8093.______or botior cond. Call Bob. rUing exporionco, good tov- tio trimming chuto. sirn 788-4804. Hoilov-______propano hoaior. somoolami la Forsalo: 12’ alligalorwii _ Inq homo, 734-1703, Wonled: Woalhored 2x4's A tools. 10 epd biko.. 326-32 co g o ond o x tras. $201200 16 tl stock trailor. bumpor WANTED: Old com ics, potos.733^.______I MA2ZDA I n 5341 nflorSom. ______Firm. 734-2940______pull. In good condiiion. books, radios, loys, otc. flo- Wanlod: Wood burning stovo Froo pallols. Coll 733-09:■0931, Froo to good homo. 2 yrJT m0 ------r—— loro you soli, givo mo a coll. in V07 good condiiton. Pro­ Tho Timos Nows, orirsto st p mak) Lhasa Apso. 1" A Larger non-workingig 733-5831.______lor with g la ss door. Also by tho ollico bolwooni 88 n 1 m Call 7 3 5 ^ 5 S o lid S la ts color TV s.s- W anlod; Oldor Tomplio or portablo olociric cement I B22300 m and5pm ,132 3rd Sl.W. “ 4234676 ovos A wknds. _ simitor hoppor boltom Irall- mixer. Bolh roosonably iW.— GormanShorthairAKCpui crk»d. Call 3264618. Howard uprighi plonom o in oxcoltont blood linos, $201>200'. 2 anliquo pressod back din­ri- or. Call 366-2582-______S T o u g h1 T r u c k I H good condiiton, $500/oll3/ol(or. ______3^-2664. ing chairs wilh loaihor Woniod fleer Body Panels Wont 10 Buy: 6-7 fl chicken m soals. 886-2197.______— to r '69 Ihrough 7 2 Chevy wire. 3244512, ovoninqs. I* N QE chOBi Ifoozor. oood go g r e a t PYRENNES Pups. 5 1 4 9 8 9 * 1 condition. $35/oHer.Ch: wks old. Have hod sholKi.. 3»Y.™taBijWh„,. Blazer. Also, used soaiboft Wont to buy tolo modol rolrig. $ coal broilor. liko now, $: wanlod. Call 734-0887. in oood cond. 543-5951. *,$35- $150 oadi. 436^345 I^ 4-CyIlnder,ler. Fuel Injected, mo % ollof. Call 733-3893- Jo c k lopwInd 10*. Hll ^ 5-Speed, RejRear Step Bum per •4e-mo.nonth dosed-ond lease. Payment doesdow net Indude S S drawtighi wHh ball hilchilch,4 ld«, lease lot. or DOCleo ol $74.80.80. CustomerC has coiling fan wilh lighi. 8C W n ^ p w ^ s e at end ol Im s « lor $3,418.00$3.4 based , | 0 6309 afiof Som. 00 60.0 KC dayUghlon, $60. HEI i SBANDiOPENMI por coiC $40. Oil cootorJtorfor ^ SB Chovy, $50. Canvasvas trlr ^ ownina. $ 7 ^ 734-6933 1 9 9 4 1 ? Lawn odoer; misc furnitur AT Cdi 733-8538 I ^ Log cabin packogo. $69{(8995. PAYLESS I MAiZDA i a dio iw l^ logs. 2* by 6*' roof docking. Plans, vid< i — B35000 8 [ Olhorslzoa.307-€M-244■ M S , . • .’M - ’ "CORNER OU (ashkinod cast Ironn bjboth lub. groat condition. $2:$250.- ^ ^ L o nn i g B e d I___ _ Call $34-5158. Our Ficua plant hasla cQui $ grovm our little houso,),woiv wi 6, 5-Speed, oorlully hoalthy, now 6 ‘ m o ‘ loll. In $20 coramic plan L ^ B P I C I I _ 1991 CHEVY ZondlUoning, I $75.734-9113. 5 CAVALIER 4 DR /FM C assette nonth closed-end lease. Paymentt doesdoe not indude ^ — S K Y U I B K 2 tiue. lease lee. or DOC loo of $74.50..50. Customer( has - OUT OF PAW N ITEIb l™i_„*995f 1 39777, WAS S5 9 9 5 ------«^7886 optionn Ito purchase ot ond ol tooso for■ $4,700.40$4.i based K ^ VCRs trom $79.95; co on 60,05,000 miles.. TVs Iroffl $9 9 .9 5 ; micro-mIc: IH M ITIHII 1991 pow niic WBVM Irom $49.95: slenuemi UTD 4 DB. BOMH. 4 DB. from $39.95: Nlnlond “li’i «»771,WASS4M I $49.95; guilars In ls_«297l _^»9783 $49.95; a largo seSoction:tao"; igsiNissiu 139792, WASSl 1,500 _ 1994 E usod CDs. Nnloftdo goir ^ 1991 MERC. ^ 4 movie*. 2 80 ZX S Dl — Idaho Coin Gallofios,01. 1 3 2 9 6 5 , WAS S 4l?i_’3888 W I SABLE WGN. $ni,882 302 N. Main. TF 73(^859^ igM IBEP I |3 -,-^3.995 ZDA i Pool toblo. oxc. cond.. 1 ------ganon fish lank, 55 oall COMUICHE Hsh tank, oxorciso bikeA iand H 2 7 M W * S $ Sis^^4995 9 9 a AEBOSTAB $H2,995 4000 1 rowing machino. 324-64<.6443 lO SyN ISSa alior fom. S T A M M 4 I a b 4 x 4 L _ z □roon floral $25. OueJiion 132933. WAS SM9Is !l «5398I CKIB004X4 ^15,691 S I bod Iromo. $15.2mirrolirrora, IB 8 8 CHEC1TI v -6 , Auto,Au Air C ond, J il' each 20 x 40*. $25 < wr Windows, \* I Sm all lalbol lamp.yetl< B L A Z E R 4 X lo w 'll'* '* ” S& \/-6% pwf $ 2 2 9 ^ ^ Pwr Locks,cks, CruUe Control, mo I coramic. Olympus 35 n ^!!"*5993» CBEBOKEE 4X4 iH5,945 camera wilh T20 otoctro ijsasSrSii Tilt, Pwrw r Lumbard Seat, MB-momonth ctosed-end kiase. PaymoniI doesdoe not Indude j X flosh and leather earryi SS ■ Slidingig IRear Window, liUo, loose loe. or OOCleo of $74.50..50. Customer< has M caso. $195;Tripod, $: * )n to purchase ot end ol leose lorr S7,$7,716.35 based ^ Call 734-3277.______eSuun^i ^ 59 0 0 lbt> T Towing i Capacity on co.c<0,000 mitos.. — 1 3 9 7 3 3 , WAS S«99g^7795S A E B O S T A B ^I5j79J Railroad IkM $6 & up. 9 1 4 9 9 3 8 , WAS $ 1 7 ,9 9 5 . Cal 886-2289 days, or 886-2911 evas Rouncl, com anl patio>tab tat le w llh um brolla, Iwln b« H B O R ’T c S n f < l H m P f Safe: 3/16* alalnlosa,:>1,36' SBtDS...Tai high X 24* wide xfB 'do) " D H liH »SO.Rod(a«wwith2 2 diamond cullino whaohaela, I “to;" $17S.Cal734-l&2. I S lili Sunday,. JuneJ 27, 1993 Timos-Nows,IWS, Twin Falls. Idaho F-5

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903 BOATS AND j m GUHSAND 1911 TRAVEL 9912 im UTY 11002 AUTOPAHTS UAHMEnrEUS t RiaES______f TRAILERS______TRAIL£RS______ft REPAIRS______. ' . 1974-iS'fibofoIassCiil:iU Isolid ook gun cobinot, ttoldsMs ; 1976 21 lt.Swinoer,soll-con-’ 66x8 picku^bod with sholl, Walson V 3 spood auxiliary botf.eShpmolorfttraikirlilof Ion guns, liko now. $300.00. ■J«>oed.$^,m3a54- ; 5.2llros, 22575R-15. transmission, undor A ovor, 4e03nJAve.E.Wondoaooflor 324.1176or324.1166 both. 543-4029 idool lor poopio that are — • 1980Ventu»».i9’5th i- lowing RV's, Loss Ihon ______536-2722. whe»Lt4ow tiros, h ld i. iL ,LOWBOY TRAILER. 3 axto, ^ ^ 0 8 MOTOR HOMES M $ ^ .C W ^ r ^ on transmis- 1 0 6 6 1 4 'Mirro CrahalumI soll-contaiood. ^J6^_18^^K0a73^39^ nUm boat with a M orcurcury AND RVS Roody to go. 733-2663. , 20hp. Approx. 25 hoursirs ofo —... — '—T T 772 Apacho Wav. 76 1971 Dodgo Funlinor. 18'. 1003 AUTOS-OTHER _ iap .ex e. eood. 432-6676 , • 19fl2-Prowlor.l9’/b'.-eolU S h o " -eoll-conlainod.'Showor.-ro* P 1BB7 !7 ' Baylinor. 85hp col cont. road out motets, oxc Moving-must eolll 1980 Z28 $7500.788-2^. Ifig, stovo. sloops 6. oxcol s i 7 ^ cond. $5000.3 2 4 ^ 3 . _ cond, $ 5700 .7 3 3 ^ 9 2 . Camaro. 4500 milos on 1988 IQ'Baylinor Copri 30 ,yy '1983Totry31 h.alrcondi- complolo robuill 350 ' V8, cobra ouldrivo, staintnin 1975 22-Jam boree. Chovy 350.AT. PS.ovoihoodiH / lioning. ro arb ath . In good TH45o, PS.PB,PL,wlth 19993 CONVEIRSION VAI l e u turbo prop. sKlropoi io condition. $7250934-5902 T-top. $1600 or bost olfor. f " ; dash atr. $6500.733-6690 ; tliiiijnjiiiiliiiil l u k i n •toroo, now towing covoi 1990Ford350diosol.1990 1979 Honda Civic, runs BylUi new Btowaway ballorylorv 1975 Ford V4 ton campor CM. 40- Afeha 5lh whoel wWi 2 good. $400 firm, 1971 Inlo^ •5,0LV-8EFI*Autamotk -c $9500. Can 7M-4S73 spodal with 1972 9',^ socu- national Scout, $1400. otic Overdrive *A/C 7 ^ rily campor, Wilh lacks.ka slld o -o u ls. soil a s r o lI Z — •AM/FM Cojieffo Stereoreo 'Air Bm Soih^ 1990 Soa Roy 1 6 'boal & E i $50,000 or 5lh whool ^ Ponyslock roco cor. $700 load trailer. Morc-Crulso?i.nr <r KMirrofj •Trailer 110 hookup. $4500 lirm.•'m $35,000, S36-5S37 1 Tovnrtg Ppckoge •Bright t 125hp inboard-outboan ' 1992 Jayco26V4. loadod.7 & REPAIRS ht Aluminum Whe«l$ molor. manyontroa. usoi •Over 4 / Mora Luxi ___ $14,900.734-6686, - 1005 ANTIQUE AUTOS .uxury Features 70hout».CoBB37-6604 - 350 Chovy shorl block lac- ONLY 4i Ifi i M y 25' MacGrogor sailboal, ro 1976 Security motor homo.no. 126'Torry. oxcoilont condilkxi.'■ lory robuill, $500 ox- 1934 3 window Chovy >00 now tiros, soo m 805 Maho* change. Qood prices on coupo. bost ollor. CaU 324- tractabto to d . 9.9 Yomah ___ ' St., Goodino. WAS $26,;'■6,741 outboard, Jib Furling syi - others. H ighway 30 Auto 4914attof5pm. tom, marine radio, oxm ‘ c 1977 26'SoulhwiodClassAI A Sth w h ssi Komfotl 2 9 'oxc. P srti. 734-7090.______1946 Ford coupo. stroll rod OEARANCECE PRICE cottd. oroat buyll 733-1934iivu Motor Home-440 DodgoIgo cond.. a l tho amonitios. iiv: ~ '57 Chovy 283 powor pack projocl, $2650.734-B620 ^ S400 ml. Rool, AC ft stor-or- lorior immaculato. Soo al 1 ' hp boal motor. Eske ' ong. '49-'53 Ford llathoad 3'A ago rack, awning. TV an-on- mLNlV4 Woi Qoodlng, oskinQ COO. 7 3 4 ^ 7 2 . ' V8.'85Muslong2.3ona. 1951 Ford panel von, easy ------lo n n a. AM/FM c asso ltoto . . Can 934-5339,______hot rod or rosloralbn. Havo 60'a 15' BoHboy wWi fina. B Bosl ollor on ooch, Call *19,7 a. 60 C.B. Sloops 5. cruise, oxc. 787 1 67 Elrancho campor irlr.* 733 to chooso trom. RAFT. Hypalon Pro Logoq□acv. * CASH paU Immodiatolyyio 10 14R.eman.20*tubos.oaoa/- youwhensold Ing platform wiih 100iOq(. q * WE will do tho paperworkork Gott coolof. 3 Carlisle oars;oan and doon and ropair if noo-too- baitory operated & han pumps; a ropair Ml. ExcoIxnl- *AL^osrtoodednow ______l(Mcond.6yrs.otd. $ie0(1800. *MUSTsoofc)rappniisal ______Sail boat; 1 3 '(Flyingr Jr r r caii in term o u k ta in1 $400. Cal 837^768 eves. MOTOR HOMES, BUS»INESss & {s ^ Y r i C E Tahill 16'ski boat, rebulg i ISOhp Mercury oulboar with power trim. Exci cond. $4800. 837-611 909 SNOW VEHICLES — ^ ANOEOUIPMEKT i m m 904 CAMPERS Polads snowmobile. $ 2 0 ^ ' A N O S H EaS _____Sfi!lZ2t§222_____ 'lOV^’ Kitcamper.exaHloniIlont 910 SPORTING GOODS HMiililliiH — Ib h e ' condition sloops 6, $109Stotlef.324.-2056.fi. Etodrtc GoH cart lor sale wiih I • .1970 8’ Polar camper, ^goo iro llO T .W 733-9398 NOW AVAILABLE cortd, furnace, Monomatlmatlc E-ZOo electric golf cait, new ! ^ S AT ISeymourl 1 tollal, queen7ai.734.18«8 ■ ------Bfips.ilOOsot.CallJohnZ 24 hours fax line 736-8714 906 GUNSAND 87g-H33dav8______RJFl£S 911 TRAVEL 45 calbor Hugor somhautcauto- TRAILERS matlc P-60. oxcoDom condondi- lion, original box. $37575or c 16‘travoltrallor.oas/oloct, ^ ■ T i bofl ollor. Call 734-203737 rolrig, self-cont.. lurnaco. ^ ■ 1 1 Coll ollicor's modol 22-25C:25o' $14».CIeafi.itt4-5763 Rugor M77. Hoavy barrB9------RaRRerilal^W O /day'iy 'MdbUe Mechanic & FULL SAUEt a FREEESTIMATES Farm Eqnlpment ». Kayak Rentals- Home M oiiiteiiance SERVICB ------C $ 2 5 /d a y MrMvorythrca REPAIR & 3,»W;BAIil!S 3 SAUES & rUdoitforlessI m * c ti MANUFACTURE SBIVKE ^InfaltablB Kayak RentalsIs CALLl B a te s & T ra ile rs 2 Oii 3 WIDE miK iNFw'^FORMATION $20 & $30/day 734-7049 or #11 BERT HARBAUGH MANAGEMENT MOTORS, INC. 1-800-300-7049 375W estRoad DOueuiWM; SYSTEMS H eartw ood Jerom e, 10 83338 RIVIVERRAT 5 3 6 -6 3 2 3 m>/08SWATH»IG 415ADDI$ONAVE. Construction Wendell, ID ■ > WHIIIITEWATER Used bools In stock ■ TOIOYZ, INC Michaii 7 3 3 - 9 0 6 3 j 536-24511 lii734-1667 SALES• RENTALSRE * REPAIR I a (2 0 8 )7 3 3^13a*1-a0M21-5908 ^ U i l H - ^ B l ^ ■ 1 rj=:- • ' —n I I I I =% T ony’s Remodels U li m N R Y ' s TODJWl Roomj Addilioiu I*. 0ffpa/ruM ;'m H um tnED* T j n H i M M i p I n g by Skyline I r a n H ■homeservicesS Kilchen & Baths "• Affordable Quality E m ftHomeRqiairr fl SemetsuKttm C onstruction & Decks & Patios W 'f- c have a good - . Spriri C3(5in-upe ______sclsclcclion of NEW Services Include; M aintenance • S h ru D R a n o v a l quick 5lh Wheels, n QUEENBEO > »NgwLmvna Wedgcor metal CUTSOMER buildings dealer. SATISmCTION Travel Trailers & f e ------( T T —“H I I - J ^ H x - M e Expandos in stock! e u m eeo s 'ETTE - • I------New & Repair cn Is our aim ------JS •Pnmlns ------Alsokiso U rs e k Ik Uod o t Up? Dairy. Farm and itnrcrnfl Tent Trailers, V • LealwF^uccts New Construction W Residential, Roofing, Jeff Adams ^“ s Tfie Ultimate Fan=amlly Travel Trailer-2 7 ' USED RVs & RV •R D o fR n x U r Remodeling* Patios S M f t r A n f c i siding, painting. ^ " j|^^^weout Construction REPAIRS Garages •ConcfeteWoric ANY 2 ROOMS S concrete, drywall, ^ I > Bams 8x8->799 8 3 7 - 4 4 8 6 B art $10,950W • Etc. Etc. HALLWAY CLEANED plumbing & metal ] H a i b a n g h FOR $ 3 9 . 5 0 building ereaion. j LOWEST PfllCET>1IS YEARIRl WfedowtMtyoucantdor I n s n r a n c e CALL Ron Harney (a>nmsa.FT.) Fm EctbrutM MotaH. Inc. Brockman'si's Mobile Homes 423-6262 or Call Today 543-6349 C e n t e r 1-84 & HWY 93 • A cross from Petro0 734-3322 423-5516 733-6645 1-800-750-6349 734-7500 L N * n M l , D I 1-800-773-3167J •. 734-3167 « 324-4203ly I— I

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IW '8EIIS1 HEAVY^ 1006 4X4 TRUCKS 1006 ' 4X4 TRUCKS 100a 4X4 TRUCKS 11009 VANS & BUSES V1009 VANS ABUSES 1026 102 BUICK t l EQOIPUEWT _____ 4x4 ’89 Rangor, oxiondo 76 Ford, d o b Wagon, teod- cob, V6, air. cnjso, li». ((.unloadino: minum rIms. 350 ongino.0 $ l2.000orboslollor, 1 PW.PL,AM/FM.OLXinl. — bo d ;5 d u m p irucks, sin(smgio tiros. $2250.655-4373 1984 Custom gold trim Ford $2000 324-6940 atior 6 _ ^02 T c " ' ?67aQ„733-1796. • . ■ . 7B8-5130 loavo msn. F-150 von. AC. PS. PB. -■ 1027 CADILLAC H & tandom axlo; 4 2 'poupoialo '84 Ford Rangor 4x4. AC 7 PRICED TO SELLI 'a9 ChovyvBn.t2po6san- — iralleri; Boll-unloadoridors A cruiso, campor sholl. no Fofoalo; 1981ChovyBla:or. AM/fM caSsono, TV, v c n . 8 1978 y^lo"w tidoradoT ^ 1986 Fotd Bronco XLT. box, now Uniroyal tiros, jgor, taOory soat bohs, PS, 19^ board pullors. Moro0 Inlo.In liros, 60,000 originol mii 305. lockoms. air cruiso. \co Ioathor intorkir. m ns good, l i a oxcoilont condllioni Coll PB. outo, front & bock AC, |oi 1982 POKTIAC PB0D nX4D dav &r>teht, 766-5500.3;___ $4950, 423-4340 or 73'7^3'!; am.hn.$3500. 58.000 orglnai milos, Por- 121.000 milos. $595^flor, I ! ! Call 324-7245 ovos 733-3601 ofiorSom, ■|octcondlS36-290O. Ilowmilos. oxcoilont condi- 12 I329H WAS S995------4X4 loador, noods iransmn sm is-. .2031.V)flvom.5fl. tion, $10.500.733-2991 ptCall 543-8417. I ” slon. $500.034-4384 1BT7 FOBD f iB A N lU 4 DB. 132944, WAS S249S------___ *888 '64 Dodoo3182ton585 spd with 2 spd 14II bod. C 1 8 8 8 B D IIU L T A L L U N C I 4 73&<5S6aftof S. 132952, WAS S1595------*981 1 8 8 4 BDICK 8K V L1B K X ’OB. 7 5 IH 1700 truck w ih groir ______* 9 8 6 ...... - b«e( bed & hoisi. 132942, WAS S199S------532-4157. 1880 POBD MBO PICKDP :______'80 45C 2 yd MIchiaan kx 142755, WAS S1995 ^------• 9 0 1 or. »1»,650;545 1 V4 1 8 7 9 CBEVT C>10 PICK D P Flat Allis loador, S18.SC 142773, WAS $1995— ...... ____*1373 30 X 32 k»l ofKl dump;np;{2) m m m m 1877 rOBD P-100 PICKDP 04* drum rollors 5vour yc 1 0 142733, WAS S2495~------:___ u.*l398 cholco-*17.500;50l50 loii P 1878 DAT8D11880 X 8 DB. 10' widolowboy w/jo('/joop, 1004, WAS S2995_____...------»14^0;310JDbackh(hoo. ___ *1888 3 buckets. $12,500. 1-2: 1888 PLYMOtnV BELUUIT 8 ^ 0889or1-237-Q966. #39754, WAS S3995~.~------[i:i?fL.*I87l 1B88D0D8BCBU8SBSDB. CONSTRUCTION #32970, WAS S2995...... ^... !_ * I8 7 8 EQUIPMENT? E l 1888IIKBCDBYLTini8DB. #3296$, WAS S2995------!!:__ *1884 '81 QM Cw/lStoncranorano 1884 POBD BSCOPff 2 DB. jg I#32960, WAS $2995 7 5 Chov 6x6 427 5*4 oii !:___ *1972 7 2 Ford R 5 0 4X4 Air m 1888 ClDILLtCD«VILLB4E '8 2 Inl lOwh crow cob #32875, WAS 53995------..”—. .^-_»l983 7 5 FofdV4T 4x4 cow ca 1884 0LD8 C0TU S8 WSR. •64ACHD11Cfowlof HuborWarcoGrodor #C-792, WAS $3?9S...... '!!:___*1998 IH 600 CFM CompfOMoi 1888ADD1B0004DB. J D A Y ^WON ?M! I#32899, WAS $3995------___ *2598 ’fsas.asailor1 orP M TO T 0 5 P I88B0LD8CDTLU8 4DB. Convorlor Dolly Air Rkk)^kk) #39769, WAS S3995...... __ *2778 Fuol Trallor TrpJo Tankank 1884 POBD m iP O 4 DB. #39752, WAS S3995------:___ *2878 CLAIBORNE CONSTRUCTION 1888 PLTNOOTB TUBI8M0^ I . . 2 8 9 3 #32956, WAS $3995 ...mm..,...,...... 2076Eldridg*Av«,TF 734-2618 or 734.9887 1 8 8 8 POBO LTV 4 DB. #39771, WAS $4995 m~ mm;...... ____. *2971 0 7 torkllll, 8000*. 3< EVIERY YOU i $10.900.27- storogoBvan. vo 1888 CEKVYCILEBBiry 4 D $1700/on(K.B2»S0k #32937, WAS $4995------1^?L*2972- W antod to buy; 20 orW 21 ' 9 1888 CBKVY CAVALIKB 8 DB 'm otal truck bod with hoist.hoii ?3 ^ PAY js#39760, WAS $4995 l!!L_*2974 Phono 543^918. 1888 DODBS BAM M O Pino #49926, WAS $4995__ mm...... !!1?L.*2988.. 1007 .TRUCKS . 1888 PLYMODTH BELUUITiT4BB.,g 4 j,a a ~ NIS5> S A N « ^ F A CCTORY i#39758, WAS $4995______1972 V4 icn Chovy PU, A 1884 POBD CBOm i VICTO BL $700.733-3506 #32858, WAS $4495 ------!!!fL.*2993 1073 Chovy 1 ion fialbo 1887 POBO RM PO X DB. .. 3^4^ed,$1000. Cl IM ALT]I M A ^ EsrvVOICE! I#32847, WAS S4995-:Lm------::i =::::*2993 1 8 7 8 CBEVY U O VAN - 1979 Ford Sopor Cab %V«ii lon Ttow- #C-7»9, WAS S499S...... __ *2998 1888 CBBYLSLKB BTB AVE. #39759, WAS $4995...... 1981 GMC, V Now 454 molinolor 1888 OLDS CUTLASS CIEBA w/RVcam. Less than SOC5000 mla. $6S00.:g4-3101 #32912, WAS S5995...... ?!1!?*4882 1888 POBD BANSEB PICKUP 7 5 Ford 4x4 Ito n PU. Run?Run #42716, WAS S5995------n oods work. $1500, 73:733- !!!L_‘4888 5489.______18aiBE0Lsl4DB. 77Toyota PUw*hoil.$15( #32820, WAS $6995...... ___ *4979 orbofloWor, 734-3964 1 8 8 8 lE S P COMANCHE 4X 4 1Q< #42768, WAS $5995...... ”__ *4997 78 Chov. Heavy 1/2, oxceixcop- >93. , tk)nal.733-76(fe. 1887 NISSAN 8TANXA 4 DB. For saJo; 1968 cob F a #32933, WAS $6495 ------•5398 Rangor, dual gaslanki 1888 NISSAN PICKDP 4X4 AT. 6 cylindor, now Stiroi NISSSAN ' ^ 142741, WAS $6995.~~~.------*.___ *8778 Call 7;:^0313 days orrovo- OVI 1890 TOTOTA COBOLLA 4 01 ninos 733-8031. #332913, WAS $6995------!J!i_*8988---- Siorra 1500 1984 GMC 1888 CBEVT S-10 BLAXEB 41 ^ i p o o d , lon, oxc shopK 2409SX ^ #42781, WAS $7995...... »S993 has rilco compor, 60,OC3,000 > 9 7 7 11890 POBD TEMPO 4 DB. milos. $4700 ;&6:6396« ___ #32936, WAS $7995------____ *8777 1008 4X4 1 8 8 8 POBD P - 2 8 0 4 X 4 #49947, $7995 ...... mmmm___. •8888 SlStk.#34095- 1974 Chovy Blazor. 40212 on-oi 1 8 8 7 POBO P -I8 0 4 X 2 gino. $2000 or bosl otloollor. #42687, WAS $899S...m..mmm.m-----___ •8988 423-5550 1888 POBD BBONCO D 4X 4 1974 Seoul, 4x4, 83,00 #42738, WAS $8995------__ •8998 original mios. $ 2 W . u o 1888 OLDS. 88 BB8SNCY 4 1 cond. 733-1823 ask lor Be #39784, WAS $8995mm..------M .or 324-1186.______;1!!L.'7877 1990 MITSOBISI OALANT 4 I 1975 Chovy Suburtun 4W[ #39733; WAS $8992...... [1!!!l.'7797 vory good shapo. askinI 19933 1 /2 $2100.734-6356 1991 CBEVT CAVALIEB 4 DB. #39777, WAS $8995 ...... 1976FtS04x4.5spd.39( ^ • 7 8 8 8 AM/FM c asso u o , PB. PS 1988 MEBC. GRAND MABQDl #32958, WAS S999S m- mm.mmmm!?!!_^8888..mm AC. cruiso, 2 lanks, goo3 NIS!;SAN ^ condilbn. 733-1969 1888 CBEVT SUBUBBAN 4 » 1000 Chovy Suburban 4*< #49917, WAS Sl 1,995 ------" 1 *9773 Ironl S roar AC. aulo. 1881 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE soals, oxc cond 324-4607,£ KING&CAB ^ > 8 8 2 1#39792, WAS $11,995...... i!^ “ ^97a3 1983 Chovy 4x 4.6.2 dioso rm , 1892 POBO ESCOBT OT 2 08 auto, Illl, cruiso, air. loch #32940, WAS $10,995^...... 1^!L_^9998 outs, ninfting boards, ooo 1890 POBO CBOWN n c . 4 Dl e ^ , $3500 S4^404g X4 ^ #32860, WAS $11,995 ...... !!.^mm. •18,888 Stk. ff3S308 1983 ChovvS-10BlaioiI 1990 CHEVY CIBOO PICKDP ______runs.orojil. looK# shorelo rp l______#42688, WAS $12,995______!L_ •18,996 $3500. Call ^ 4-2964 1991 MEBCOBT SABLE W8N. 1983 'A ton Chovy 4x4, njn #32983, WASS13,995...m...... !!:i'ir,88r good. Moving to Alaskals™o* 1888 TOTOTA 4 BDNNEB SB Must soil, $3500 or olloi>llor, 4X4, #42712, WAS $13,995------:!!! •12,871 734-4220______1881 H0NDAACC0BDLX4DI 1983 Toyoia 4x4. phromi ^ WAS' ‘20,700 1#32813, WAS $14,995 ...... !!!;mm. *12,993 roll bar. sunrool. olhor^ ox 19!>93 1882 POBD T-BIBD 2 DB. traa. $2500 firm. 734-7136.136. #32925, WAS SI4,995 mmm.«m—__ *12,998 1984 S-15Jknm oy 4x4, im 1881 OMC 1800 SL 4X4 robuill ongino & trara,. noi #42760, WAS $14,995------__ *13,483 whoois &tinw. $4500, ^ NISSiSAN ^ Can 432-5306______1992 POBO TAOBDS 4 DB. #3976i WAS Sl 5,995:...... 1985 Jeop Chorokoo 4x4. V< L__ •13,871 engine. 5 spood irsntmis 1991 POBD P-IBO 4 X 4 #42660, WAS $16,995------__ •13,987 ^.new ^SC^.Cai.. PAITH- ^ , 9 7 7 f '1 6 , 11991 8MC SIEBBA IBOO 4X4 1085 Je ep Grand Wegoneoi #426563, WAS Sl 7,995------^— * 1 4 ,9 8 2 loaded; M c;cond..^O( 1891 POBO EXPLOBEB 4X4 § FINIDER I #42729, WAS $16,495,,.,...... !i_.. *14,988 Stk. #35256 1700. . ■ ! • 18782 OMC CKIBOQ PICKUP 142750, WAS $16,995...... *18,891 1085S-104x4.3’ nn,DUDia- 1882 POBD AXlOtTAB TAN tnondplaM roctouard..ttlu- akl »49938>WASSiy,99S...... 5!_*IB,783 . minum bed railing, sidside 1892 6HEVB0IXT CKIBOO 41 Ipor, bara, back bar bumpei #42681, WAS $17,995...... mm. *18,872 matclilnfl shell, Clariontn ra-r« 1 4 2 7 B;iu l e dio. New wheolsAlroaIros. 1881 lEKPCHEBOKEI 4X4 142458, WAS S17,995.m- m.------*18,898 1966Dod|M '/^ton,4x4.AC L a k e s B lvv d . N . 1881 POHD nPLOBEB 4X4 I #42745, WAS $18,995.,...... 1__.. *18,971 'T. . w a . * ®Aing , 1891 POBD EXPLOBEB 4X4 tom.$5850/oHsr. #427*3, WAS $19,995...... '...... ?L_. *17,888 CaJI 733-3918 1892 POBD KXPLOBXl 4X4 1087 Suzuki Semari.oooip o d #42718, WAS $20,915 *18,993 oond $3195.734-S^ H Yon D on’t Com■a aj S aa D a... 1900 Chovy S10 Blazoiizor. - Fully loaaed. •xcollonlioni W a C an’t 8»va TonI Anyi H onayt cond. 19700 low booft.wl:,WUI WE 6522 [STJ lake »6500 lirm. 734-652: LAS

Dodoe Cummins tOou 4x4, S • p e e d , >^4 lorlon, $16.000.7fe-2S37evos.«. 7 3 3 --1 8 2 3 1091 Toyoia Landcruisorl*or, , , (oaded, lako overleaso •All priccs plus tax,IX, Ititle & D O C fee. F a c to ry’ invoiceii m ay not reflect deadealers final cost. l A M l CaB 734-5078. I ,1 ^ ______. giifyjj). .iimn0 ;?7 moT .T.mn-: Notfrt TwinJWin.EiillsJdahoF-T.______Transportrtation — -----\QZ17 - 1 0 9 9

1 i ’ PORSCHE 10B9 VCVOLKSWAGEN . 1099 AIJTOUTO DEALERS ^ 1027.CADmAe...... 1 1028 CHEVROLET J V1037 DODGE jl0411041 FORD 1057157 UNCOLN______106313 MERCURY ' 1077 P 186 Lincoln Town Car. ox- 7 0 ? u }944 T u ito . black wiih 1979 VW'W convortibio bufl. 1991 Chovylevy Lumlna Euro 'lS79 Cadillac Coupo DoViUo,to. ' 7 7 C am oro, 327 ongino, v 74 Ford M avorick, rurts 1086 C oupa, lull powor, 1964 Oodgo Colt Vista. AT, ‘74 altont condilion. $4800 or ^ w ^ go kjathor intorior, toad- " “Oja1 molor1^ work. $3300 S p o rt Cou SJdklM l. 23-27 mpg. air.llr. SSOO or bo st oilor. Good rr. Coil 734-2388. AC, t*., emise.enii AMi?^ cas- AC. AM/FM c asso lto . all 00( issumo loon. Call 734- everXCELLEKT CONOmONI «d. ruDlull powor. aun rrxil. Al- auto,tiR,Cful*o,AM.FM.8,8 condKion. 736-1948 10 storoo, 926 whools. "eO Volkst S11.495 K ,. 7.-M-I860.______™>487_or 324-1161 $125(1250.536^21 ------ginosi dsCutlaaaCI«ra4 ■rock. CB. PW. k . lo a lh o r:7 9 Scotlsdalo 20 C h6vyV4 _ Sl5M J m K mi., oxc. co n d ., body & I - S o , d . c lo a li, all now liros, oood lon, 350, 4 whoel drivo, ^ 1991 Ljftcoh Continofltnl, ft rins. Noods engine door, cruiicruise, liil. AM/FM cond. >2000'543.4046 1»86DodgoArios.vorygood kudodlMichoCniim.Cal] 1068 3,400, orbostoHor, li- dowtfti — Drillor campor, leo box,.■ cond., AC, vory low milo- 7nrp;s=nvs.'ai f ’t ISS ” "gSAH , ««.«ncing avail. Call morn- robuill.)1. $350 finn. Coll a#or storoo, ES.ES, PL. PW. 17.000 IM I Cadillac S4)dan doVlki,lo, propano stovo. slvor& Lynx, good iransmisslon, 734-6286 ______$10,900 ago.Makoanollor.CoM X f ropair 10 motor, $350 ^____ Of 733-2253. 1985h)5 Nissan Sontra wagon. J q s lZ8 73^5031 S ______6 PM 73 IIC 6,2 diosol. low loadod. sharp. $16,800.'0. mnroon, $3200324-5250 Laurio daya 734-2766. Or 82 MAZDA RX7. low ml; $t^.?M 1 ^ 734^B °'*^ 1081 4 ( n. silvor. Need# a I. crviM. air, AM/FM 5 ; 1033 DAIHATSU . ^ '93 Dodgo D150,bli>o,'.Mon, X 76 MERCEDES 240-D. c ii^9^e6^NjiBan^Sonira. ^ I luill Ironl ond. cloan, A ^^^10(galo oi gaskot lor lurbo, 10 $11,995 1973 B Comho w/ big block h 7 ^ 4 ? i ° ^ )nomtoal. $1200 or bosl solid cor. $1900. Cad 454 ongino. AC. sharp-p- 93 Dodgo Shadow, 3300 ml. Magnum V6 leohp. tako — nint condilion. 736-8069 . oyota Camry DX ovor payments. 543-6352 - - j . n , P ? i ! ^ ;5 5 a ------1614 or 726-3453 0 * 'S J J , m3.000 q o milos. all pow- iooking & vory fast. $22606o Porlocl cond. 5 dr. whiio _ 1044 HONDA ownor 1987 Madza 626 Call7eB-27S3.______wlih groy intorior. 4 cyl. For f aalo; Dodgo Colt V isa _ 3oiuxo, 82K, oxcollonl carl 1Q70ro OLDSUOBLE 1037, ToyoTA f JStlM ons, hjlly loadod 1062 Chovy Coiobrly 2 dr.“ 4 Saerilieo lor $11,000 or wagon 1967, approx 1991 igg P roludo 2.0 S i. low 5si; .p o o d , a 6 . p s , AM/FM :____ ' $13,495 cyt. Exe. cond. $ 1 ^ lir mm . bosl ollor or toko-ovor 70.000 ml. 4 cyl, 5 spoed, milos. ^lii mony options, catiassotlo, 32MPG,moro 1978<78 OWs Cutlass Supromo 5 Corolla 4 door, now A'AUTO DEALERS 198S Chavywvy 1 ton oxt cab, 7K*.71'W omis. Call 934-4707 AC, sloroo. AM/FM radio. tl3S «i: 00.73S-6S 29fem . oxiixirasi $4100/ollor. Call : porlian#car.$75.324-8699 «^T,AC.«22S1M I cassono. air. til. r26-4434 or 788-9313. i Calil:allallor6pm ______ordBrorKC XLT. luiv 733^1 9f^44;7B0i------1902Hor>daCivk:LX.4door. *•5649,______loadod » 0 si)ini;nm «B nk - 2 Mazda 626.4dr. S800 or -840temobiJolull-siioElo- 4 0 ------d.eooomwlKjli ,iej Fordord Station 5 spood. AC. all options. MUST8EU. ' $12,995 LanHndl w aollof. Cnn 423-6260. tton wogon. powor ovory- Nica-61 1 1041 FORD Po‘low mllOB. oxcollont condh _£££ 1*7® Ch:hsvy Luv PU^ox^ - I 2 ? .^ : tioo; Call 42IMi95ilf>o an- 1063X3 ICRCURY nenI»IAutoS»i»* i 1976 Ford T-Bird, 351 V -tT swor ‘j?! loavo mossago or coil ___ I runs groot. $750. Coll ' 1 9 S 2S ^ fa o , 5 sp d .. AM/FM ^gsCCcmmtrcMAv* om mobilo 420-3134.______19»184 Morcury Topaz. 64.000 > VOLKSWAGEN stoToo,o , air, bra, vory nico. 734-3660 7;^ ______t & 4 57S3. -212 Bdual ihllofi, 5 spood. ox- 1075;S PLYMOUTH '* S W E E KKENDS — 9 000imikn m $5595 p , qoo! — Diosol n ton S 1970 Ford LTD. 2 dr. rune 1050 inv JEEP : eol:ollont condition, runs _____------z------i 1®74B74 VW Supor Boollo, 1S78 FoFord G ra n ad a , lully Mod. $550. Cali 686-2600. ______I pro:irool. 324.5182. U l &Sundanco, oxc cond. pay ■ ns ggroat, nw da clutch. lo n d ^ ''8. 1980 Fortl '.4 ton, i »d, oxtra cloon, must ^ | oFord r ( ton diosol, laSOUualangGhia, 62K 1990 199( Joop Chorokoo Lorado. ; 'mS MERCURY | COUGAR LS -2liiS AsWng$650ftK0f. sEEl ' y* p S P E G: : i A L S | i 7M733-4483 attor 7pm. Poi Taurus, 1991 SIO milos. now tiros groal cond. b bit la c k X r ry . AC, AM/FM 3I,8 * V6. Low Miloago. Char- I .ontl.oTampoCL4 and3campors,Soe a C h c c k all o u r oc th e r u se d cars a _ A moro. $1700 7 3 ^ 5 5 sloroo, sio PW. PL. auiso, lit. j coicoal, Lt groy Interior. Now 107878 POHTIAC ; i e 75 V\VW van, W ookondor. dr, luUyUy toadod. $4395 lllsler Sorvlce. Hwy 1965 Crown Vicloria. 72,000 46,000 4 6 mi, NEW CAR MhMicholin. Now Olo H o rd ., — — w engino. good cond. 1085 ForijrdT-BIrd, lolal luxu- )IIiBtor. 6 5 ^ 2 7 . ^ for thc yelloww tag sale price! fe > WARRANTY. Exc condi I auButo pa pb, d u a l p o w o r' 5 DEALERSHIPS. Private I 2 ?750lim^.73jWl ^ ,yl10»Ownort $4795 milos, now tiros. 305, oxcqI Wi MirtywBnislo8oU'91 Firo- •SELL YOUR CAR? cood. Equity out. t ^ o y w _MiMust sool 673-6676. | soov«r know itM voluo ol 1988 Foi■ot4 Tarnpo GL, 4 dr, CANT S a roar apoilor. am Im c aa - piro.lird. Fully loadod. T-tops. I >'>uti wi w it lo nwlJoan at f 79 FORRDVAN I paymonls. $5495. 734- Biillltd until you u»# il. lullvtoa ■on Molors Subaru, 1057 UNCOLN soi„,^,d=o„o=K .. g.0 U r o c k 1 4776 ______105: ■n 733-0031 prou 2. C o n lin u e d 7.'u-i«*n«tR n«r?a4 FntoAve. 1986THUNDEHBIRD,V6, —______pw s;tt2»5sr| s;': B B o n o M 3.6 iltor. low mis., loadod, 1971 '»7 Bluo Lincoln Conlinor- g P R iC E ... ^29901 $5500. Call 734-4001 _ lal. $600. Runs good. CaJ 324.264L______Not lo wotty II you'vo novor ^1974 Conlinontal 4 door, g 79 BUICKKLeSABRE S' placed a dsMlllod ad. Wo runs laiily woll. $350 lirm. S R O C K I wUl holp you. Cafl 733 0031. 175Poik§LTF 7.14.9315 g B O T T O M S P R IC E ... M590I I O p e n Slui u n d a y I '81 B U IC KKLeSABRE^i 1990MercurUiy C o u g a r S R O C K I ^ Jet Black, One-ie-of-a«Kind, g B O T T O M i Includes 1000 gallons of a P R IC E ...______M590^ i gas with pu> u r c i i a s e . niva § fSia iiif i ' 8 1 B U I C I :K REGAL g : e $ 8 9 0 0 P ^ Extra Nice B R O C K S ^ l l 1 9 9 3 G B O T T O M I T h eisen IM otors 1 9 9 3 M g g P R IC E ...______^9901 _Ply.m outh J’°^ 9 s m U S & K s i g l c | | ______7 3 3 - 77 ' 7 0 0 — ' S itin n iit 8 ' 8 3 E 0 R D)LTD4DR.~| ] Sundance ^ 0 ^ ' i 4 - » o o r S rock 3 - D o o r " E B O T T O M 5 p r i c e . ..______n 9 9 0 Sik «*>3^1') Sik »'msoi* Cluth Buckct ScalH,•OlM, ij-S lH -rjl Cl(»tl* B u c litti S c n m , ^ & !V1«re! §'84 OLDS 01D1MEGA4DR.IipSEIIC IIlB Krnr DcfopRpr & Mor . 5 '$ 1 9 9 3 g 1992POKTtACBONHEVILL | $ 2 0 2 5 \ - a R O C K W d /2535A. Perteellll...... *15,488 - ^ S a v i n ggsv^- NOW 6i B O T T O M B 1 9 9 2 PQHTIAC SUNBIRD i f a v t a g s ^ " ] « 0 W g P R l C L ^ ------M290IIB /253a,ConvcfUblo...... ” *12,888 Q 1 9 9 2 GEO TRACKER : g '85 H O ND)A / ACCORD Sg #2532A, Absolulely Loaded...... *11,988 5 1991 SUBARU LEGACY S.V ^ 7 , 6 9 1 f % 6 f l , WAS $10,6) B rock S >I1757A.AIllhoGoo(Jies *1 1 , 6 8 8 W A S $ 9 , 7 2 0 a B O T T O M S 1 9 9 2 CHEVROLET CAMARI a p r i c e ...______n 9 9 0 la /2500. Air. Cruiso. Tilt.. *10,788 " I»»« C«iUl U I i n v 1 9 8 9 CHEVROLET CAPRIC! 1 » 8 »Ti 11 i»«:Jili F«»ril r-IS O II '86 F IR EJNZA2DR. ]' i <369aA. CLASSIC...... *9,888 n e V i i Il < i e V olksw ni'c-ii>^n G o l f -tyi. l* ic » k ~ u p g R O C K 1 9 9 2 GEO STORM a /2508.Low.LowMilcs. *8,588 g B O T T O M S g 1 9 8 8 JE E P WAGONEER p P R lC E ...______n 9 9 0S l /G6I4A. 4.0 Lilcr EnglrH...... *7,888 a 1 9 8 8 FORD MUSTANG f m ' g '87 CHEV.. CCELEBRITY BS /2456A. Today Onlylll...... *3,688 G E O P R I Z M S ANY 1992 GE Sik « 17(W<:j<: 8 B O T T O M Stk»1724C Slk» 1720T lU 4x4 Traiui|H>rtntiunl U>ailcd, Exlra Nicc, withwilt Lrollirr! g PR IC E ...______^2990 S ^8,717 8 8 5-Sj>cpd, Fovfcr SlcerlnA51ig & CameUcI CrciU ‘ g 3T0CH00KDOSE FROM s '87 DE]ELTA 88 0 1 « . Y $ 2 ^ 1 * 01«.Y S r o c k S ANY 1992 GGE E O M E T R O %900* i ! B O T T O M S « 5 , 99 I 8 8 g P R IC E ... ^5990 9 S to c hOOSE w h FROM liraunc) ome in and see ’ l » » l Ojuj:; l 11 i»«a( 8 r » r < l ni 1092 01i i s o i WHOLESALIIE PRICES Ti-M Ckoi-r ^ 4 x 4 IS at our new C i i t I m s s _ C i e r s * 4 xt:4 ^ Sim erV -ailt ication across i ARE FROMIJUNE1993 J ■om the Magic b^ N.A.D.A.■ BOOKI !! Valley Mall. % %m 1b b 9 324^)900 w K m Wf m L O S 7 M U S Sik « 164-lT ■ Stk»1732T2TI UMCOUC 1^ 1 K • • u** S lk«l726CI I a iOi o a a a a * J .'>-SiM-«rd, w /oiJy 61 ,0 .000 0 Milcnl KDEYI Auto, Lomlrd wilh CiwitMiette & Morel Londro d d , “XLT". Extra NIrr! 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1985 DODGE I 1987 FORD I 1985 CHEV^ 1989 PON] 1 /2 TON P.U, I F-150 4X4 P.I I SPRINT 8 G R A N D A M #7478, Was S3995.... 9 1)7360, Was $8995 .. W ))219B , Was $299!L i M rj5 4 » _____ »221B,Was$79

1988 CHEVY 1990MAZDJ H 1980 CHRY k || 1991PLYMI S-10 PICK-UP J X T R A C A B I NEWYORKI #6614, W as $5995.... W ))9 4 7 A , Was $299: I I SUHDANCE 2 5 M _ »7336, Was $9995“J .. m O i l' " pa93A,Was $7S B~_W85J»lYMOl i j m D O D d R A l H „ J M 9 _ D 0 M PASSENGER VAI VISTA >17273, W as $4995...3 m m I CHARGER 4X4 y n u III DAYTOHA I H r ))7349, W as $10,995 _ » 2 1 6 B , Was $399! " W #213B,Was $89 1986 NISSAN 1989 JEEP B 1984 FORD D 1 9 8 9 H O M 4X4 PICK-UP ”~ ACCORD 5 CHEROKEE 4X^ T-BIRD 1)7443, W as $5995... s M i ; SOL r a w _ ))7411, W as $11,99; ___ )l227B,Was $3991 _____ »935A, Was $9! 1984 CHEVY n 1991 DODGE 1982 HONI IA 1989 POMPIU S-10BUZIR4X 8 10,995.... W ^ W H7471, W as $5995..., i w t i K C A R A V A N ACCORD ID GRAND PR ^ »7115, W as $13,99: #175B,W as$l( i — Dealer Retaitu H cl T o P rior Sale — S ale Priccs « , T itle Fee ($8JH)) o r D ea le r D » 8 4 9 A ,W a s $499 1)“ Ik ^ i IS Rebate*"' All Units Subjcct T T D o cu m en U tio n Fees ($ 1 ^0 0 )' y M H ics D o N o t In clu d e Sales T a x ,' *1J A Ml aR ilfi^T N M ■ P>I>B I Pricea Effectiveith tl rii' » I * 1g 1 1 a a iiSi m H Sunday, June 27,1 Bsesi««ihc)^733-5776 , 5 1 0 2 n d r:- : . s 1 >fin Falls, I d ^ . . - 1

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v ; “^ v § 4 ‘ ^ 10!02,555 rapes wem reported t o th e p o lic e i nm teU.S.in1990.0fthos 18,024— lewever than one in five— pesulled in cominvictions. Tlie average time served waAias less than three yeai ~ WllVhen juries fail to convict rapists, when judges givegi lenient sentences, wlien law yers's put victims on trial— n o t o n ly i s j ustice s t denied but vue alsi give aid and cocomfort to predators, says Alice VacIichss, who w as cited hi Parade InlSSE89 as one ol the nation' toughest proseisecutors. l\low, In an Ali<;r V.iohs'D si;rv<;(l excerpt fromn Iiher provocative new lor !0 a'j ;i |>i'f>bi;ciili>r 111 Ni'V. b o o k , Sex C'imes, m Vachss relates Voi'k. i|H'i:i.lti7iiis her experienciices trying to bring sex offenderss to justice— and she conies to a staitartling conclusion:

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« ^ My firsl lesson ababout sex-crimcs prosecution)n wasv lhat j • witncssinjing courage. It was thc onc: coicommon denomi- as hc gets punished.” Pittman pleaded guilty. The day .she Roudubush wrote to Maureen while he was in jail. He H B B Police records' B Y A L KI C E V A C m. O b pcrpeirators were: ncnot thc only enemy. Tlierc iis s a ; large, natoramnong o thc victims I had thc priviJrivilcge o f accom- could walk on her own again, wiih crutches, she camc tried all the angles. Onc letter would declare his love and ------more or less hidden:n ppopulation of what 1 later camiamcto'cal! panyingii; into a courtroom to testify' lhalhat Ihey had been to the courthouse to find me. She brought mc a rose. repentance and beg her forgivene.ss. Tlic next would be 9 H indicale lhar ono n e ------From the beginning* I never had a caseload m ade up full o f threats. Som e leticrs would lell her he’d found THE FIRST SEXlXUAL OFFENDER I TRR IE D collaborators wiiliinlin thc criminal justice system.1. VWliethcr raped, listed on more com- solely o f .sex crim cs. I found out ihat not every rapist God, None o f these worked. Finally, we weni lo trial, •ed —Johnny Washingtoigton— was also thc Hrst felon;>ny tri- | it comcs from a polpolicc officcr or n defense attoattorney, a _ Oiher•p p: ro ^ u to rs in the office insisiC' H H I woman is rapea "allied thd!''TapcvK:^ ^ o ^ f a r g c J ’wiih Sexual assaull. Ropists alwa'ysknew Thcrc"wa5'iiiOi'e proofagainsrRoudabushthan-I wn.'i------al Tor tlic judge who0 presided.pi At the initial confcr'erence ‘ judge ornptTJSCCUtoritor. thcic seems to bc arcsidtramram'ofeiii”' ...... 'm ofi’denoliominaiors’than tliat.’ Tliey wantc predaiore that crosscs all gchdender. clas-s | tim stoIt fit an image. How ihc jury rcsp(csponds to a viciim whai I had lo learn: Tlicre is more than onc way to used lo having. Maureen was young, preliy and dis- f f l E B every 6 minuiese s in between ilie judge, theih defense attorney and mene, thc patliy for sexual prc judge offered lo lett ihithe defendant plead to the cht:harges and professional baibarricni. It gets expressed inn differenld: | is un cnorormous percentage of the vcrdiclven in any sex- pcneiratca victim. People who think rape is aboui sex iraught. wiih her Irish-rose facc radiating credibility, cutors wanl "good confuse the weapon wiih the moiivaiion. Al onc point in her testimony, shc broke down in tears. Am erica. "Worse'se, in exchange for a miniilinimum senience. 1 objected, butbi tlie ways— from victim-1m-ba.shing lo jokes in poor ta.stc,stc.andioo crimcs trial—tri which is why prosecute R oben Roudabush wa.s chargcd wiih attempied mur- I lalked to her on ihc break, and shc said, "rm .so scared •judge ignored me.. It w as the defense attorney:v who often it results in givgiving thc sexual offender aibrc.ik. bn victims." u s have jo b s (like der. ll was Christmastime. He was supposed to take his of him. He’s .silting looking at mc, and I'm so scared the experls believe'e turned down the offerffer. But in lighl of thc judge’s’'sgen- Il didn’l take mcn c longto get ihe reputationnof of some- ! In New:w York City, good victims I cccable status (like wife, Maureen, shopping forgifi.s. Instead he got drunk jury is going lo lel him go, and h e'll kill mc." The jury erosity. ilic defense>e attorneya waived a jury— prprefer- onc willing to takekc ion any rape prosecution..Odieriri- Oi siockbrok3ker o r accountant) o r impcccr ducaied and articu- and stayed late at his office Christmas pany. When shc seemed lo understand her feelings, In addilion. iherc I th a t o n l y 3 0 p e’rcenl r c o f rapes are ever ring to Ici this judgege issuei thc vcrdici on thc gu:’uili of al aiiomcy.s "gave"i s " me their sex cases. Mosllysily what I | a policeofficer’s o wife); arc well-educ: the defendant. Righthi iihen. 1 should have known.II. got were Uie oness n'nobody else wanted: cases:s in which latc; andd are,: above ull, preseniablclc iclo a jury: ailrac- complained, iliey argued. Hc dc- I T T vr a ri J i recovered weapons, ammu- 1 reported. Women\en who do bring chargr g e s the proof wa.s weakak or thc victim unlikable—or-orsimpl)’ livc but notm too attractive, demure bul not pushovers, cidcdhc knew how losclUc it. once l l Y O U A TC K a p e C l "ition. a confession and injuncs • Carmen was petitetile, dignified— and terrifiedj when\ cases that involvede d a loi o f work, Tliey shoilouid be upset, but in good tastila.slc— nol .so upsel and for all. He went inio ihe bed- jf pjpgjj im ponant lo; serious eriough for a jury not to ------r ro o m a n d -a sscm b led a m in o r.a r-. v c r m ^ c X i l e n ion — ^ ______‘1‘sc o u riu h c c n m e s a s "only’' d o -______I o f t e n f i n d t h e mnselves s t victim ized by, tl .. shc took die witnessIS stand.sl Shc testified lhal slie hadieha ------thultheyy lbecome hysierieal;------I turned home from1 heh e rjo b as a bank id le r at aroundan Thc viciim wasas ai big, homely, unlikable: teenager.te< Suchattitudes at not only arc disiastcfistcful. they arc also 'ficnal— two rifles, a shotgun. 2 ) Find and maintain a support sysiem (a vi^ence_, Thc People’s I I 'e r v crim inal jmjustice .sysiem designee 6:30 in the evening.. A stranger, : later identified asiWasli- V She had a crush on one of the popular boys—i—aliund- i frighteninling. They say il’s O K to rapeape some people— Maureen look her I-year-old nipe hotline i.s a good placc Io siart). ca.se vmsperiuasivc powerful— ington. h;id followeded herI onto the elevator in herrapan-. a some athlete whoho wus everylhing she wasn'isn 't. One just not into the kitchen 10 prepare a bol- p-n n ri the crime to thc oolicc^ conviction, I to prolcct ihem.I. Alice / Vachs.s— who vi?, mcnt building. Whenlen Carmen tried to nignight, she ran into him in the neigh- Rapistsits tend to go to irial morc oftcoften thun any olh- Ue for him. She was stunding at T q j,j(j police invesligaiion, take J the stranger grubbed borhood. Probably she woulould have erkindofaf criminal, believing in theirir sosouls lhat all men. the rcfngcraior wuh the baby in ,hcsc .steps to preserve evidence: f k 1?,^ JE m hirMi I identified hy PAF\AR/\D E in 1989 as onen/> o f off ■' her from behind. Het-le lold her he had a 7e must stop been willing to do anythingg hehi asked includinglg those on thc jury, wouldd rarape iflhey only her anns when Roudabush spoke Mflhcnipehasjusloccuned.don’lshow. ‘''S ih ,vould kill her if she of her. Instead he forced hericrtohavc i had whatIt it takes. They arc supponcdtcd itoo often in ihis from behind her: "Don I move, „ o r bathe before the mcdical exam. complications through childhc^ I the country's lououghesi prosecutors——h h a s didn't cooperate,. Afi f the roof, he :rmitting it sex wjih him and his friend. IfIftitcienn ti beliefbyy thei fact that what the defenseense puts on trial is I’m going to kill you." As she . unlil the policc have dusted for fin- hud been fashionable then,1. it would ihc victimim. lurned instinctively toward the pcrprints try not lo touch any smooth together with a lifclonpropcn- 1 been on the frontint line o f rape dragged her over toan3 an cicctrical shack. . i where he made herier undress and lic tO be 1 socially 'Zhave been called date rape. He didi il 10 Pcopiclc do say that imybody can bew raraped, lhai rapists sound he shot her. The firsl bul- furfaces. such us telephones, lhal the f y be doing it. bccausc he could,J, aiand who, don’t disciscriminate. Il is tnic that rapejpe victims includc let lodged m her ncck, near the rapist may have touched. ** of episodic I proseciiiions. FrcFrom 1982 until J99J. down on the gravel,'cl. Hc covercd her j 1 i> • 11 face with his jacket;t whilew: he raped her S U Qd politically hc ihought. would carc? among lh ecutorsisis not any particular vcrdicit but the willingness her husband bc prosecuted. They ,j,e rapist, discus.? that wiih Ihe I (published thiss r.monlh by Random Four days later.r. CCarinen saw W ashington ono the to believe her. Shehe knew shc needed to do thishis for her- to siep ininlo i thc ring again and again,in. told her her husband would never policc before il happens. If you can find consequences were devaswiing, Piitman. He d idn'l bc convicted. Beside.s, sooner o r 5?c slren c lh -p ro sc c u te . If he convinced the jury, Roud- 1,;,,^ street and callcd thehe police.t This is the man. shehe said. self. It made me: angry.an 1 tried the whole caseiseangr>'. i i Ircmlembcr, et for example, T eny Pin ; a tough, candid, belih m a k e slh e re sio fu s lalcr shc would drop Ihc charges. ______1 abush simply went free. I House), offers a who raped her. And the jury coiconvicicd, have in hihim what qualiiy it is that mak >er who a.sked if he Maureen was lenified that h er husband w ould get Thai Fnday night wa.s onc o f the lowest times tor Unbelievably, the_;he judge dccidcd that bccauscISC Car- It was morc ihanlan a year laicr before tlie co-de»-defcndant human. He’d F lucked into a teenager \ I ihe-scenes lookJk ai i the realities of ook her 10 his apart- oul of jail and kill her. At a preliminary hearing, the mc lhat I can remember during a trial. What if the ncu- men hadn’t seen thche rape,i shc couldn't be surec me,help.me,Ican’l Even after I siaried’pushing, Roudabush's case felt like il upplicd 10 a lot more ihan onc inal, couldn’t prosecute: a raper case in Queens Counly.ly. Tliat enough o f a case: scso that Mr. Popularity pleadecided guilty. ' paralyzedcd her. She begged: "H elp me, I tells the storiesis ot f courageous wome cd her again. When stayed pending for almosl a year. Maureen got di- Monday moming. I cross-examined the neurologist quoie was picked up by ihe media—with two rcresulls: When 1 told ihe victimvie boih rapists were in pri;prison, she move!"’ It It aroused him, and he raped h i her, naked, on the vorccd. moved in wiih her mother, waited. Maureen ' for several hours. Then I delivered the payload ques- Although the ju d g;e ed did not find W ashinglon gui;uiliyof was happier than1 1 thought1 she could bc. Shc: saidsa Nyheii he wasdone dc wilh her, he dumped hc 1 who foughi lo pipul their attackers )licc. and I talked before and after cach court appearance. I lion. If Roudabush suffered episodic dysconirol. how rape, hc felt com pellDclled lo impose ihc m aximunjm sen- her son got o ld er.;:r. shc would tell him, drivewayay. Neighbors callcd the police shc had the strength started each conversation telling her lhal her ex-hus- comc the only viciim of his violence was his wife? S o m e tence on him for thc;ic 1

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J^.W hite.H pusise in .O y ster ___ ena H om o wilivill be among whenn her1 nvim bers regularlyly Bay, N.Y,, reopercns to the public H H l^'l ' the m any mu£lusical stars were3 cutc from revue-type on July 4th aftoror a six-m onth- r - featured as hostsho in the musiciical film s before they wereere landscaping proj II w as chosen by f i l m ' T h a t's E■tainmen n te r ta i t! III. s h o wvn n in the South, "I neverr felt'fe Sagamore HHI ' I LA long w ith ofclips Homo’s of I belononged in Hollywood," shehe fotirth-, fifth- ancnd sixth-graders H H perform ances, howiDwever, are says."!. " T h e y d i d n ’t k n o w w hlat a t in 41 states to rereceive the her bittersw eet rememiniscences. to do3 wv ith a black perform erjr landscape restoni r a t i o n . W h y d i d ' In tho 1946 filmm T' U I th e l i k e me,m i so I usually came on,>n. they pick Roosevevelt's hom e C lo u d s R o ll B y , HSome o i sang sangT a a song and m ade a quickick over George Wasashington’s ^H "C an’t H elp Lovin’a’ "jThat Man," exit., TimT es have changed sineince Woodlawn Plantjitation or James I f r o m S h o w B o a t. When W MGM then...1.. . t h a n k h e a v e n s . ” M adison’s M ontptpelier? Because H did a rem ake of thathat Jerome Andnd thank heavens the "he w as a cowbojoy,” "he didn’t iucers included such H orrorne own slaves” andd "he liked to K em m usical five■e jyears later, produ< ddy Roosovelt at Sojamoro0 HHill In * however, the singeiger was barred classicsics as "W horo or W hen”i” play with his chihUdren,” said 7903)3 with four of his six childretIron from' playing Julielie Lavorne, in Tha!bat’s.E ntertam inent.' HI.T. the yotmg studeil e n t s . . ------the racially m ixed;d heroine.1 The filmfil is due to open in thehe "They sensed hhe was someone reununion on the grounds.I. T e d d y There w as segregaigationin fall.aa•as a prelude to MGM’s 70170th childrpn could love,"lo says Selwa Roos>osovelt, w ho died in 191.9 1 9 , A m erica at the tim, alreadya had "Mr.. Mh onotony” from Easter?r Sagamore indueaded outlining of FranklinFi Delano Roose\s e v e l t , encountered racisnism in the '40s, P aradiade. sung by Judy Garlaniand, : the dirt tennis court,cc built in sayaya ‘X ucky” Roosevelt., T] T h o ------1 the 1880s—one3 ofc the first in tworo Presidents w ere cousi;i s i n s , _ J this country; refefurbishing the andid Teddy gave aw ay hisi s In Finland, 81stay on the Rightlit Side of th e Roac perennial gardeilen and carriage nieciece, Eleanor, w hen shele 0 5 . B u t reat Britainlin and 52 Yrjoo L I ansipuro of the Finnislliah trail; controllinglg poison ivy mar.arried Franklin in 1905. other countiritries require Embabassy in W ashington, D.C ind rem oving weedsw from the theb.eir fam ilies “w ere slightr h U y Roosevelt childriiron’s pet estri lU tic a l . m otorists3 totc drive on Passiiising scenery usually tranged because of polit B v e lt the left, o3ng” r "w ronjaide of inclu(ludes at least a few of thetie cemetery. The $20,000$J project diffefferences," M rs.‘Rooseve u b l i c a n the road. idFinland is not one of countintry’s 200,000 lakes. w as co-sponsoro'red by the explTilains. TR w as a Republ G N ational T rust, f o r H i s t o r i c w h o a l l them , how ever,, a£as PARADE The'he drop of the Finnish ho later form ed the Bull 1 w a s a reported. Finns5 drivedj on the markrk relative to the dollar Preservation an(nd Monsanto Co. Mooo o s e P a r t y , w h i l e F D R v. rig h t aide of thee road,r which make,kes the country a bargain It w as financedi by\ Monsanto, Newew Deal Dem ocrat. m e n t a l l y 3 a b o u t m akes it easy forbr American forA A: m ericans, com pared to whose environm "All"A that w as m ade up a: u c k y . tourists to get arcaround. muchch of'Etirope. The fly in^ sensitive grass3 sand weed killer fouru r years ago,” adds Luol jaintm ent: Exp^-to-pay-l y ______^waa.used-in thea c l o a n u p , ------WVe’ve e found-w erealiy-lovl o v e ------— - I t w e are uncrow ded andan good, says $3.3737 a gallon for gas. Before Sagam3iore i reopens. eactich other and like w hat ^ ______h o w e v e r , t h e r e) vwill be a family seele of( the next generationo n . "

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KNOW. 1 KN(NOW . MAURY __ Povicli has moveoved on to much Brady-’s-s ------)n lelevision. wilh , Bits . But does he miss ; do WOI rearc lly omewhai woollier y e t onoan o th o r I \fja ir. w h c rc hc TV talk showlow P it for four years? | Aren’t Phitit andat classier.siull onjn.’' c hc said. "W c ^ O p ra h a n dI RogisRg his own sliow.icre Bi b a c k Ih e n . thi* ; and KathiooL U oo and GoroJdodo and Ihc wild and somiV. W henAC»/re/if : A Ciirreni A/Ja Charlie Rose>se aS40.000.a.wcck : enoughP NotJo t th o w o rk e d a s h o stS400.000." f( Maury ^ w a y M aury i "It was a lot of fun.’old gang here and ; s e c. ' s . I t j were all alone out theretta n . Because hole cc u t j only tabloid TV show.roduced-by V Para ...... h is protoss]oiolonol bybteeth'ahda n d ...... I sta rte d , w e h a dJC a S stalion in New h o n e d a disti.istin c tly I budget. Soon it was S40 •aws both compci* porsonal stylBtyio I s.iid he still sees thc leralold Ho.spilal and his I therc around Manhattaiaudience. Nation- PanoramaI showsh t - His own show, prodl-time ratings high in W ashlngtcg to n , I mount, is on the NBCucial sweeps mca- D .O , d u rinlg g tht o I York, where ii outdraw Vietnam andm d )ruary. “I’ve got a ;e e ra s, in g s o a p o p e ra s . Ceiiert W^atorgato 0 ^<0 years down and ^ Povich soysy s hoI Cuidinf! Liglir. in its rainounlau< has been | I ^ H I h a s a m o re■e »solid ally, M nury hit an all-tiilotion and budgel B om : h a rd -n e ws during this year's crucii ^ Q D |n |n backgroundnd thI a n Jan. 17,1 in '.suring period in Fcbrurr Maury to arrive Waihing th a m o re five-year contract [two; showblz-orio> rientcd ir Seasons restau- vidoo talkencers. three to go], and Paran :d iust how I wa^ P 6PSC Maybe tho9 ool th e rs very good on promoti'/ to talk aboui his • K?"''=dc d to Phyllis would debati} ato and staff.” hc soid ■S loudly trum^l- “ J"')ir, 1962-77; t h a t B u t th ce ro '3 W hile waiting for \ laughters. no arguingg ttl h a t D co n c e iv e a c h ild . M arriedicd Connio for lunch .it thc Four S MaupyhuhliI h is ask tactfully. “So. chungg inIr 19B4. I rant. I had wondered J •r own approaco a c h — Fc pregnant yet?" porsonallziniKing th o going to get the guy to y by bringing the ■ ■eer convcrsatiortio n . F o r wife Connie Chung's‘W I e’re slill trying ; H ighlih l i g h t s : example, ho’lhe'll ed campaign to try tocc ± "There was a lot ;■ News rrc e p o r te r ...... tallceflndKli:^m - _ ...... 1 mean, how do you iiwask haiw edid. but - and spoiportscastcr ^ m S s g S a b o u t h is ow Maury. Is your wife. When [ I'm going forWTln ro T V in (pre*Connle)lie) ; divorce. And\nd, Maury made it-easy b lington, D.Cn rc a lw ay s p e o p le — during onee subject up himself. "W •77; h o st rs cabbies, wha,- ly talk show m e m o ra b le10 io'have kids;" lie said. ** JO font. Maury! panorarrama, 1 967- _ , , te le v is e d I of media static about», w Connie Chung 77 andid I1 9 a 3 '8 6 ; B u t th e n , h ara rd w o rk ru n s in th c fam * confrontatioitlo n , a j not from thc public.i Wbig CBS job. an- ^ anchorir o 1 lW T T G 's ily . M a u ry ’s; dda a d is S h irle y P o v ic h , th e member of)f A ryan , Nation was t around town, there .areage 44. she had to weekcmend nows, legendary sponportswrilcr for The Wash; In sistin g Urnth a t i I construction workers. •77. Anchor Post,. ww l ho’s still wriling today, option. Ironically. I anyone whoho I I ever—calling out,‘GolI busier al CBS as lost oirorf^y And Maury himhir self calculates that he I married out>ut o l ; i Thrcc years ago,chor. ( the Poviches VVMAQ- h a s d o n e 15,00,000 television interviews , I his or her‘ ro: r a c o I I walked away from aId. bi but Ihey're still ChicagoIgo, 1977. since breaking:ing inio ihe business in ■ e s, th e tt( O D ' o u g h t to bo Y ; W iled. “T hfien en I ; I nouncing lhat. at age H ost oolA t M San 1966. Tlien there’sthe his 1991 book, li- ^ sh o u ld bo ddo o ad j- concentrate on conccptlaughters from an Fi'anelucisco, 1 9 78- tie d a fte r h is5 formerfoi show. C»rrc/i//\/- I lU ry : twice," saidlid th c ; as Connie gets even bi m c h o ra n d fa irs: A Life on j T V -ta lk e r IVIau w e v c r. ■•One g ra d - • 8 0 - Ancl on//ifi £c/^e. published by t ' qulck-wlttec:te d I Dan Ralher's co-anchoI Law School." he i P u ln a m 's . I M aury, “beecauso ca , • i. Slill do n'l have a child.:r graduaied from k v w -T)•TVirf Along wilhih Vw ork and trying to have Povich assuresiS m e, Il’maJewwhw ho t I try in c - rama and is now ; phlladoldolphia, kids, the manan ttakes lime out for golf. I m arried anm . Maury has two daujicnts." 1 1980-a:•83. Host of And il must;bc bc morc ihan occasional- | I he and ConnieB Chung * !' I earlier marriage, howc’)rking loo. taping : 5!?^rrcntAttaIr, ly, since he playspla' to a 3 handicap, oncc ' uated from HarvardII U the Chelsea Sui- I defeated Michlichael Jordan— the hoops ; said, “and ihe otheride g of Manhattan. ; M99I-. Star, who's als(also a icrrific golfer— and j are still tryinglg to I Yale School of Dranv e e k s - d u r in g - th c ------^------^— c a r lte r - th is --yeor-he-played-in-thfi!-j- y e t poundmg the pavemenis show reruns) but . grandest ofcehcelcbriiy tournaments, th e I have that babjb y ______i M aury keeps workifive a week. ‘ -Bob Hope Clas:ia s s ic .______five shows a week ol tl I dios on thc W csl Side PACE13£ 10 • JUNE 27,1993 • PARADE MACMAGAZINE ■ takitt?“ off“lhrcc-wee sp rin g (w h e n s ta tio n s sl otherwise doing ihe fiv BCTi'iW^P

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It savesives so much ------^stalnluB rteeirII timiime and moneyril “ A ponny sa v o d Iss a penny oarnod’P W hat ororo you, somo kind of nutP” mnakes a i a greal gift UINLY ll — V o w ‘■comb" a p(perfecl haircul to keep eve:very pet lover w illff PARADE MAGAZINE • JUNE 3)7 7 .1.1003 • PAGE 13 I I your pet hands*Jsomcly groomedi Past, appippreciale- so order^ I ^ q uiet PET TRiMMEFER makes il easy to do nowlow a n d start saving! ^ 4 LYNNMINTOTON REPORTS: FllRESH VOIil:C E s* Why she’s jealousje when hee flirts In a rcccnt columntn.. a . 17-ycar-old boy from ImIndiana “I I "I don't think it's lhat his gir’irifriend "If she really cnr asked why Itis giiifn•■Ifricnd uw.t jealous just bccaicause ge cared about him. she wouldd trusttr him. gets jealous. She just feels th he flirted with other'ier flirts, whcn he did not "ch th a t if h e A n d if he rea llyly earedi about her. he wouldnildn't flirt l0|looks atanothcrgirl.it'sbcc£ M any g ir h h ad soniiomething to say to him: icatise with other girlsIs ini front ofher." thc other girl has more than1 ssh e ~ J u l lo A. Fishop, 2 9 , F o rt Moado,M Fla. . "You have ihc nerve lo ask. ' lia.'S, so she feels low about he hersell. “Flining isn’t coolco whcn you’re in’a relatioi is s h e je a lo u s ? ’ Duh! L o o k nl I “Whcn my boyfriend look; Itionship )Ks at wjji, someone,. ea sp e c ia lly rig h t in fro n t o f h( aclions! Rirting isa f o rm o f I another girl. I feel put dow n.' if her. His girlfriend., rnI’l tell you right now, feels:1s very\ cheaiiiig— you arc directing« tell m yself; ‘H e 's g o t a girlfrienend.but threatepcd by_a e attention to another girl. Lisle c lias every right lo look— as lo ,a£irl JicJlins with. Shc.thinfcin k s. .. . long as ‘Aren’t i goodI enoughcr for him? Doe.s he lik' babe, tlie problem lics with, yyi p y tJiat’s all h e 's doing.’ng.'"— Raquol Aguayo. 16, Dougit lik e h er glas, Ariz. better lhan mc?:? IsI. he wishing he could be w and not your girlfriend. If yoi ewiih her?' /ou carc "There is a differenirencc between flining with aI girlg and "She may stan about her. stop degrading her :an thinking that he’s beingg flippantfl icr by just talking to her.:r. MaybeN this guy needs to lea I nirling wilh oificr gh camthc about iheir togeil-;ethcrncss— that, while.she:seriou.sly se: • girls ." — U s a Kool, 18, Akron,on. Ohio difference.,”— Laurt iura Brochtl, 20, Waunakoo., VWis. care.sforhim.hc'he's only with her so he'canm stru.s t ------around with a girlgir w ho'll stay by his side." — Melinda Marton. 10, Saraiirasota. Fla. n "M y boyfriend used to flirtflir right in ^ fro m o f m e . W e ’d b e inI schoolscl or I on outings, and he’d go'a an h d 'iic k ic ' I my best friend. That reallyilly hurt, Ez I because that’s how wc reallyreal I mel—he ticklcd me in iicthe. hall. ^ " I ’d b e s o u p se t. I 'd:ry cry a n d a throw a tantrum. Then I'd'd giveJ him Ihc silent trcaimeineni. Dirty looks. By the secce co n d day o f o u r f lg h t. I 'd1 fifinally tell him, ‘I didn'l like you flirting with my b "'r i best friend.’ O fcourse. byly thtl is tim e he'd be on thc defdefensive, and he'd make exc:x c u scs. ■’Finally, I flguigurcd: ’! have to stop cxpcctii;cting him 10 ju s t know h o w ithe flirting makes mc fed.’c l.’ A lot of limes, ththe e y ju s t d o n ’t k n o w . T h e y/th th i n k it’s just being sociableiblc. I learned lo say. 'ThatI hurthu me.’ And I’d ask himn. .'‘Please stop flirting.’ Pointlint blank. And. ‘Thatlat would show me considerale ra tio n .’ T h e y u n d e rstanid d cconsideration. They might:ht noti u n d c rsian d . ‘D o3n't n ’ flirt with my girlfriend.'1.' But they undcrstaiitand ‘consideration.’ “ B it by b it. h e vwould show it. And you realize,real ' I ‘Oh. he is doing sosomcUnng for mc. He listcnc(m c d to ; mc. and he showc(A-cd it.' S o y o u b a c k o ff a littlilittle, ‘Y o u k n o w .inin ihigh school, you're theree w ith th e m six h o u rs oDf f thci day, and when they flirtfliri right ' in Ironl of you, it's terrible. I would paint this ■ p c rfc c t p ic tu re —-that th he would give me hiss eer n tire I attention— and the then he would go and mess5 it up. : "Butmyboyfricfriend is working now. Andd whilew he I may still n irtji's'snot I right in front ofm c. sosol I don'l get so upset. And I id I u n d e rstan d ih a t h e is a n1 outgoingo i The finelest Meidcan I person. Our rclatioitionship has blossomed, andnd \w c ’rc n foods unde] I engaged." —Pa er the sun. I Pattio Friglllana, 23. RIvordalrdalo, Md. Authenientic Mexican taste, fnfree of additives and preireservatives. A q uluestion ( fo r b oys " H o w c an b o y s telltc you they lovc you and w, R aesta t ; Del Sol Appetizer 1 w a n t to sp e n d th c re st oof f ttheir life with you—but thenthci you O n a n y a il-n a tu ra i C as I Save 25 c« I Casa Fiesta Refried Beans, o u se c th c g u y w alking ih c dayJay a fle r I w ith a n o lh c r girl? >minMn4*nnMamiMu» W cnvi: mayonnaise. 1 clove garlic. irl?"— Cindy Sosa, t5, Avondolidalo, La. »vi:r«itbmSuM/3ie.b»t. :!ychoppcd,l)/a Casa Fiesta ; 'x;saauHnicovKapni7)tM I “Thai's Not Whatit I I M eant!": H ow Conversatisational ^ Taco Seasoning, and I Style Makes or Brci•rcaks Relationships. " by DebDeborah H sait & pepper to taste. I Tannen iBallantine,ne, S6), talks about the niessa•ssages H Chill 1 hour. Arrange I send each otherfer without realizing it. H onaplatcwlUitor- i ' TEENAGERS: TELL y o ijr CTo_S!ES._WHto Lynnj ■ — llllachips.Makes2" “ T ^ mnjyiintqn,______"T I Box 4f60,'Qrand'CorControl S tatio n , Now Yorfc. N.V.'i.y. 10103- I 4166. PIqbm includo i H cups dip. do daytim o phono numbor. Evorj/ory letter is rood, but porsonolml rcpllosi ro g ro ttab ly aro n o>t t possiblo.pi 3 urofts COUPON i fxntwiiWTI0N0A7E:IM1TOI PAC>«GE M . JUNE 27.1093 • PARADEi MAGAZINEM/1 o m e i n —- we’ve v been expecting yoi?ou. Your DavidWlntei Ajm n exceptional coUecti:ting value fev o rite tabltable is read y ...th e o n e n e a r i ^ , . ..only 0 $29.90 C wall. Acufcup of tea? Certainly, n today’s market, excepticitio n a l c o tta g e scu lp tu re^ s c a n A n d n o w , a few/q qi u ie t m o m e n ts.... jm m a n d m a n y tim e s th e ir o rig in a l p rices. O f couiourse. You’ve discoveredred “Parkside Cafe," origin: 815! 3t a ll c o lle c tib le s g o u p in v a lu e ; so m e g o d o w n .. EB ut the Chestnut HiUStt! Staoon collection of hand-i d - p a i n t e d (UjptrfLaneti ith its re m a rk a b le c h a rmn a n d b e au ty , a n d exquisttiistte cottage sculptures■s bby a w a rd -w in n in g artists ind'painted details, "Parksik side C afe" is likely to a ttra:tract a n d H o p e L eV ar.. )n sid erab le c o lle c to r a tte:encion. n Just over three indnches high, this quaint andid cozy little “JacobAdair C o m p a re its $ 2 9 .9 0 issuele jp ric e to o th e r c o tta g e sidewalk cafe actualually fits in t h e p a lm o f yoi^ o u r h a n d . u lp tu re s c o s tin g tw o a n d ce v e n th re e tim e s a s mlU u d ch. Im a g in e ...a n d stepitep in to th e c o b b le sto n e C(courcyard, ’ark sid e C a fe " is c learly aan r outstanding collectingn g p a s t th e w o o d e n sign,sig to that little table inin ithe back. d u e . A n d y o u r p u rc h a see Lis risk-free, covered by-'a a M a rv e l a t t h e coloriloriiil flowers th at cascadele e-year n unconditional guarcnraniee. , , . 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T h a t isi, , e c v e n b e fo r e e lim in a tio n o f KfuDlAIonieniitpcoas s " “ " “ " p W hat's the difference0 bbetw een hail 3/ Op&/i. you Slill lose weight overnight.h t. proiif)t))fiodDotiDatioDWl, , ^ 1, SAVES2.00ICC c{2forSI7.9Sp/as SS.OOpi a n d s le e t P I h a v e a b e:t t goingg< on this. J"' )irwdk Bcsufclotxlicalequaniityniltyde$itcdCA.MI,ajxlNVrwidenis add wdlnaKordeiiy.Siipn awTOprtalesalcslix. — Natasha Hanzell, BnB r o o k ly n , N.V. . G e n e raUly, lly h o w o ld is a p e r s o n w hle e n guanolttdwUUnGOdqi. «Uic.CnKn]Ogkoi571lih*t»c.tlaali»«waXMl Size is th e difference. ‘‘S51cet” l « is th e term o t h e r s stopr t i saying to him, “You haveiv e used for icc pellets that1 haveha diameters your who'hole life ahead of you”P £h. of about .2 inchcs or less,ISS, a n d “ h a il” is — C onnienie Malevitsis, Seattle, Wash. used for pellets with diarliametcrs larger When he’jle’s old enough to know belter. than lh a t. B u t e v en "hailstcilsto n es" d o c s n 'l i------seem adequate to describebe tth c 6 -inch ice- C n W ' So,W h a t ’ s balls lhat occasionally fall11 in the M idw est. ^ H E Q u e s t i o n P Is the old saying “Musiiusic calm s the ' f c y savage boast" still truetn in these Thcansviiswer was “Thick and thin.” violent tim es? W as it.overPit.i Here u-eare some of your questions: — Joel Gordon, BoyntoiitonBeaeHFia. There arc fitness manachincs for the average lndtvi(.tvidunl. 0 ^ do you slice the roast for I And ihcn ilicrc’s Nc'JordicSporr ski from NordicTicTrack. No, it was never true, bubut for another familyy anda visiting relatives, re- Thc high-icch, worl)rld-class way to work reason. That saying cont;ontains an error spectivi ou t .?nd c re a lc >-ouru r be st physique. introduced over the year'cars. Thc word —Ruthth Riggar,I San Antonio, Tex.X. •■breasr in ll.e ^ ,p A w orkoul never fcliFell so good. O ursioic-o/- " b e a s t” w a s a c tu a lly *‘bi r do a son and his father llic-art a)triposifc corisinxcJion plus original lines, which wewere spoken in tho father's walletP" graphite'COi William Congreve's 169'.691 play called __ ^1X Kauffman, Portland, Ore.e , the patatta} JlywheIicel and otie-w<^ clurcJi m cchottisni Ict ihc: tNordtcSpon ski move .md rc;rc.'ici 10 The M oum 'ms Bride: "Mvlusic us has charm s u w h ait’s t ’i the right way to put lie sport j] ^ ^ to soothe a savage blealeast/To soften creamn cc h e e s e a n d lo x o n a b a g elPIP y o u r body's m oiion:ins. You gel the most authentic rtoritoiH. rocks, o r be n d a k n o tte d oo: a k ." T h e lin e s _-In _ || a Bondy, Cranbury, N.J.J. simubtion and thce imost vigorous total-body ‘ ,g It's a ski moiion soD •smooth, so re.ll, so clulicngin b are pretty, but. as you cmcan see, they're ,t described r your husband’s ;c ihe snow is'missing not meant to bc interprciercted literally. hair andan w aistline when you,U you'll hardly nolicc Mi A w e r e m:married but now describesis Bui you will noiicce iihe development o f a w rid\d-class -« - h I have been severelyly iaffected by , the reve v e r s e P " . p J ^ J q u e as you c.x(::.xcrcise all your m ajor m usclcIc groups.g Pj ^ certain land>use laws,/s, Ibut tw o dif- —TheIn e lm a M a th e w s, P o n tia c , Mich,"■ strengthen your canardiovascubr system, bum upip 10i I / ferent legal firms havew e advised me d o e s D e c e m b e r i c e a p p e aIT r l.lO O c alo ric sp erh• hour, mcrcase lean musclc usstissue. ■ . ■ ^ ^ that, although my olaiiilaims are cer- rating children and their ollsm Olid tone your entire bot tainly valid morally, theythe are legal- ' *’ raise yoar metaboh ing state law. rnotMle P rs P ^ o s H ide o s 20 mititinules, three times a \vedt. ly void under existing —Thomas Baumgardner, IM I’m not asking you forDP ia legal opin- Cuyahoga Falls, Ohioio Expcricnce NordicScSpori ski. Thc onc rimcss but am i being ion in my ow n oase, bu iP program you'll stayly with, succccd at and enjoy. naive to expect tharanaw s should Okay.ri, ready to try another oneP s d&^'Or can’t we Thee answs er is: m eet moral standard&^ BestotaO... expect the law to bee nmoralP ‘ThiT h e T h e o ry o f R e la tiv ity " d ie spot> r f. ITS from NopdfcTrac^ 1 — RJ-. W iggins, PoPortland, Ore. I _ ------__I infi^ nek

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i - ELEVISION CANA B E A powerful educationalial tool, but too often it is a tcachcrh e r o f triv ia and violence. EniciItcr Spacc ' '■ '' t i ; . -.V y School, a mcihod of iteadiing I m aih a n d scicncc ihatIt usesus spacc* age technology lo betbeam high- quality educational “ad'‘ad ventures” in((into classrooms across Ameri n p l e t e .. w wl! ild e rn e ss— iso late d n o t byy g'geography but by poverty. “Eight milliorlio n stu d e n ts lin e of recycycled products incleluding-Brawny.*100%K( 1 R ecycled Paper Toweiels ana ■ . ; l»“ are concentrated in-thejialiiaaoQ:sJ.QO ------i-new-g&ld-&t«nda£d-in- ^ ■ Mortnem'KKILtro%~Recy c le d ‘W ap)ctn8ns, And-di-gcpy^-^hfrhf ”-9»e>>r-rr------largest school districts." says■sT. T W endell ■■ ■ : BuB utler. ‘T h e ov e rw h elm in g; mi a jo rity arc

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I ______disadvantaged chlldredren w ho have litUc orno exposure to cnriclirichment programs.” • V/hat th ey'll leat7urn. The objective of |____ Space School is i6 turtum sciencc into an adventure thpt will1 stimulatesti learning, There is one main instinstructor, as well as , g u e st in stru c to rs \vh h o o ;a p p e a r fro m tim e to time. American nstastronauts and Rus- sian cosmonauts—•provided pre at no cost by thc National Aeronro n a u tic s a n d S p a c c ..t to)o k u s3 ------. Administration— will« ll g iv e p e rso n a l ac- counts of their exploit;loits in sp a c c a n d an- swer students’ questicstions. One guest in­ structorwillbcEugengene C e m a n , th e last — — " " m a n to w alk On th e mmo o o n , w h o w ill t a k e ------— students on imaginaryaryspaccflights.Thc y e a rsI to preepare- cosmonaut Alexand(ndcr Scrcbrov will tcach live coursess fromfi thc Russian sp a cc s ta lio n . M ir. Other instructors>rs w ill e x p lo re th c earth. Dinosaurs, highlyhig popular wilh children, will haveve ai spccial part in' Space School: ChildrIdrcn will be choscn t :lis guiacam (Lole. to g o o n lh e p ro g raim m ai n d w ill b e ta u g h t h ow to id e n tify dinosao sa u rs fro m th c ir fos- silizcd tracks a n d even/c n to determ ine w hat lhe dinosaurs wererc doingc at thc time Ihey made thc tracks.k s. • How it works in thehe iclassroom. T each- crs w ill rcc civ e w rittcrtte n su p p le m e n ts thnt e n ab le tliem to g u idd e e( a c h le sso n ; th e se ■ also will be availableible to students. The students will be ableble to communicate directly w id i th c instrustiu cto r. w h o is based in thc Spokane studioidio. by using a com* ■puter or an 800 phoihone number. They c an a s k q u e stio n s am n d m a k e statem en ts. Three onc-hourcours)urses will be offered every week, and class'asswork will be grad- ed elecironically. TheTie S p a c e S chool year I H will includc 72 lessoi;sons. • Whom it reaches.s. SStudents in grades four through six will/ill be able to panici- VI:;'. pate. A ny sc h o o l inithcU th< .S. may pick up these lessons for anm aannual fee paid by lhe sc h o o l d istric t. ThcT h fee, which helps pay for developing; ara n d m a in ta in in g thc program.-wjll dependw d o n th e e n ro llm en t of the school districtrict. It ranges from S 1500 to $ 7 0 0 0 . The average younaungster spends five hours a day in frontnt cof aTV set. Spacc t o f s e c tio n o f y o u r mlarlict, a t ready-to-eat, pcrfect:ct foI r School offers a way'ay to make TV time i8 fc r\ CalflvoIVO guncam olc is tlio result c n g e x p e rie n c e . DB an exciting learning < 70 years of cxpcriencc growir/ing entertaining compan;lany or just youreclf, anytime.le .A J n d

Jack Anderson. PAhPARADE'S Washing- world’s finest avocados, wilK y o u r Lusy sd ic d u le, wKo lios 7 0 ye ars to) sp are? ton bureau chief,; is the founder and chairman o f the boaroard of the Young As- B ccausiause tKc only way to m ate tl - j tronaul CounciL :o start tvitli tte Lest avocadc te st guacamolc is to rr fr. ,1 c . A nd wc use plenty oiof tthem, making our delieioit ' 2 5 4 S [ l i Kn i i i i ] guQcamolc from only:Jy ripe Calavo avocados. To Icam how to0 becomeb a Young o f coursc, you couldjld make: your own guacamo A stro n au t, h o w to fifo rm a Y oung A s- tronaut chaptcr at yc - I lllll ly o u r school o r how taste tliis good ifyouou littd our recipe. B ut iKonm, , I lllll1 toamingeforSpac*j'ace School, conlact ^ I s 0740 61025 th e V o u n g A stronai>naut C o u n c il, M is* Calnvo guQCamole is ialready in tlie rcfrigeratec Cl sion Control Ccnrenter, 1001 Park Chanhassen. Minn, clcarljrjjfm f your n a m e a n d a d d re ss.;s. MI iss io n C o n tro l w ill se n d y o u f r wJC iiin fo rm atio n .

PARAOBMAOAZMB'JUNJUNE a7.ia03*PAOE to T he accidenint h ad been nea5a rly fatal. N owr IB en V ereen layy in h is hospitaJalbed, intractici o n ,

lizaM iim elelli a t h is side. “I w as asham edd fo r y ou to se es :m e lik e th is,” h e said. “A re yc^ o u

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f t c - e P nsitivie’ -cen- ‘A c-ctf/i-tu- -tual)leTh m i n s ’ Wc started singing, ‘Ac ; Bon Vopoon B Y C L A I R E CARTER said, “J know aietl:c th c positive. e-///»i-inaie thcc ncgalivc.’nc {wasn't Ilbebecam e m y tliem e so n g .” - l y ^ ' b e l I e v e ' Ju st 45 da y s after th e acc idiihi'Vc'rccir e n i h ihnt mir>) ppayod (o p liono n c cn le r n e a r his h o m e in New>Icw Je rse y , c r a miraclc ihatl’m able stpongth." Hele ^was there six months. Pama m C o o p e r to hhere e und talk with Ho Is sh o w n said,lid . “ I sa w B en go fro m a w heelleelchair to & W . r bolow b y N ovem - g a in ." w alk er to a cane to n o th in g b y i y o u uguii (lankod ■ T h reree e years ago. in an Be.Vy by his ber-cr. H c w orked so hard. H c alwwaysdoes.” aj in tc r v;icw ic ' for PARADE daughters Vercen v said he was chnngctiged by thc ■ ( J u ly 29, 1990), Ben i K aron, 18 a cciccident and its aftermath: “I'r"I'm a new '■ V c rc c:n n ccried as hc shared L (lott), and perserson. I used to let yesterdayay interfere'i w ilh mn c Id ie p a in o f lo sin g Kaboro, 18. dih loday. But if you wallow/ in th c p a s t.. Ills d a u g h lc r N aju. 16. in u car accident. H you'o u ’ll stay there. L ife is abo ut propellingpr No amount of alcohol'lol or other drugs, hc H — ;— 1— 73 a yourselfIf onward.”o co n fe ssed , c o u ld consonsolehim. He wasn’t - H | [ | k ' ‘ i In 1991 9 9 0 . o n e proud of this, hcsaid.d. butt he was willing H gfcltthere.; rcsoriancc to expose thc rawncs;1CSS of what hc had H S o f te a rs s in c c gone Ihrough in an cffterfort to help oihcrs, Hl j j f “ J N aja’s death.dca ‘■The especially young pcope o p le. ■ s a d n e s3s s a lw a y s T h e n , o n Ju n e 9 .. 191992. hcwas hit by ■ s ta y s there,” th e he a van ai 2:30 a.m. whiwhile walking along s a id . “‘A A s o n g , a tlie Pacific C o a st Highvgh w ay n e ar h is apart- H ride in ththe e c o u n iry ment in M alibu. Calif,lif. L ater, a s h e lay in m a y ring it on." an intcnsivc-carc unitinil at UCLA Mcdical . ■ H e also) saidso. he felt Ccnicr. fighting for his life, the question H h e ’d beccn en given a arose: W iv Bcu/) VerccnV walking on se c o n d1 chance at f t - r : ’ the highw ay al lhatrhour? hc ■ lif e . m d n o w . I Vcrccn had comeaie os c lo se lo d e a th a s ^ . H asked, is iliilik e g c t- you can, but he foughtght to live. W h at h a p - Irf H ling a thirdtiird chancc? s," he said, pencd, and how didJ hc get through it? B e n V e r e e A year after his ncnear-fatal accident, i^ f l | n d e rfu l o n e we talked about thathat incredible day, |[H back on too. When I look at which Verecn saidJ hprogrei ' *6SS.” was ann e!electrify- annoys mc that sometmc of thc media at- oneol: o f th c a rte rie s to th e brain . B3ut ut after Some people f in g evenir:n in g o fth e - ta ch a n y lh in g in m y lifelil to Naja’s death, theaccident. ac Ben didn’t want to se: e a live. I suggested, anand som e ctcr.capp0 o thisi is a third chance at life,life. As they ulated. "It could happappen to any one of a On On regaining consciousness..V V( e r e c n u lo u s th a t y o u ’ree ssittin g u p and actually sayiay, thc third time is the chanra rm .'’ IB

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i p r e ppared a ahead and wcv o n ’t k e e p u s C M p clve iv e in [he kitchen?"-'— Kathy Knutson,n, Dallas, Tex. iH O ^W TCD t h : ROW' A G }REAS.T j SLj m ME: m PAIST Y Smart cooks know i/ier.here's iwthiiis casual about summersui. eniertainiijg, n ot as faar re as Mayonnaise alotigsicside. Artichokes topped withI vtvegetable "confetti" are a spcspecial I I advance pUninint; is! concentcd.co We seek oul recipeipes »v'£ can prepare ahead andtd treat, and TomatoS Sa a b d in a Bread Bowl is a spespectacular—and easy—preserrsentation. [ foods that c m sil OUTIT se.safely—ami still look fabulou:'ous—hours after iFie table's set.et. Fori For a light dessert,, poach p summer'sfirst peacheshes in a fruity red wine. inspiration, J look toy lludie Mediierranean. where frei''resh ingredients explode withI flaflavor. The time is ripefor fo. great ouidoor parties, whei'hetherfor a graduation, a famiamily . A s the main attraction,on. I sugsfsi Summer's Grand.idAioli^poached codfishxiiuid tasty,to reunion or a simplee ^et’together. ^ To complele thithis winning menu, all you necineed are vegetables presentedI simplysit and easily on a prettyy platter—pi with Lemon Garlic Aio.Aioli bowls o f olives, a var•arieiy o f breads and cheesesr ahda) piles' ofJiine's best chcrn'

i: Sum m er’s Gjrand r A ioli Lem on G arlici c a i s e W h en th e su n sh in es hihigh in France, the - A ioli M ayonnaii ' locals of Provcncc cocook up their very H H S T'radiiionally, rai this classic gorl'orlic may- bc-st v e g eta b les undI flaflaky white codfish -nnaisc is m a d e w ith raw e g g yyc o lk s and to celcbraltt. A delicioicious garlic muyon- ats o f oil. F o r health c o n c c mis s; ; I'v1 e c r e - • I • - naise— :uoli— is prcpaispared to serve along atected a lighter version with nonfatnoi yo- willi su m m er’s lush bounty,bo i and thc m eal I H / g;urt u r and a reduced-calorics preparedpi | ^ is callcd a "grand aioli,ioii." All thc vcgcta- k n f l mnayonnaise a j »v/f/;oHrsacrificinjcing a n y o f b ics in this rccipc m a y beI: prepared a head dhe ie dazzling taste. M ake two,vo b a tc h e s I oftime. Also, ifcodisi i s n o t y o u r fav o rile (sso o you’re sure to have cnoi:nough for [ fish, su b stitu te h a lib)utors2dmon;justbe u t < H m m spo.pooning over the fish and as ai dip for ; sure to h a v e it c u t as s tlith ic k a s die cod. he vegetables) and keep fillingin g u p yo u r To poach (Ish: blowl o v from the refrigerator. !; 1 cup white wino ! slices whito bread, crustss rerc m o v e d ! 3 cups water and torn into largo pioces19 6 black popporcornsns tiBfflml /2 eup skim milk ; Ibny loa( 2i clovescl or garllo ^ 2 slle o s iQtnon Inoiy grated zest trom 2 lemlem ons t 4 sprigs parsley /2 cup plain non(at yogurtt f 2 Va pounds coddshII ststeaks, cut 1 1nch ' S I ccup u reducod’calorle mayonni>nnaise thick, contcr bonono ire m o v e d 4( tablespoonst( oKtra>vlrglnI oliolive oil : 8 smalt boots, cookodkod and peetod Siait ail and freshlyground blackick poppor, I 8 small rod-sklnnodid nnow potatoes, to ta s to ...... ^ — boiled untii.tondorle r ------— • ‘1'/a p o u n d s c a r r o t s>, , pooledpi and halved t.P. P i lac c b rea d Ln a b o w l. P o uir r nim ilk ov e r L crosswise, blanchoi biread re: a n d let so a k fo r 1 m in uItc. te .; Squeeze 1 pound groon beans,ns, I blanched bircad rci well and place in the5 b

FOOD FIIOTOCKAPlia: STCVE/liA/AJ?K«C£OmM; FOOD STTUST: OT£DISXUDE: , FROP snUST: NOU LOfEZ:I NLNt/mno//M MUKDOwv; Kimusro.I, SlIDU LUKIfU IS CO^I/niORItOF-TIIF.SILVai'AtATr.COOKaOaK." OF ■ -niCSILVaiFAlATtCOODTIMESCOOKBOtTl KBOOK-MD -VIENEWBASICSCOOKBOOK.OK.- PAPAOE 33 ■ iJUNE 27.1003 ■ PARADE I C o nnfetci f A rtichokes i i i Easy to prepare andd a dream (o cat. these artichichokes last a couplc of days, sp you/ou can make this dish aheadd o ftim e . T h e intense cooking liquiduid infuses all the flavor intoto theI chokes. Julco of 1 lomon !S 8 modlum-slzed globo 2 largo onions, llnoly)ly choppod 4 carrots, poolod andmd finely dIcod 4clovos of garlic, finifinoly mincod When You Buy 2 teaspoons driod thyth y m e Salt and freshly grouround black popper, to taste 4 tablespoons oxtra-\•a-v lrg in o liv e oil 2/3 cup whito wino0 01and 2 cups w ater sw P fk A FTMACARC t/4 cup coarsoly chophopped ftat'leaf parsley (gorno r n lsh r | I 1. P lac c le m o n ju ic c. in ;a larg e bow l a n d fill 3/4 fullull will] w ater, n ^ CHElEESEDINNEIERS_ \ P ■ |'2racairardchokcs:T>: Trinrstcms-nnd-bottomsrrer T cm ove to u g h - 0 — W K ^m ~ 3 I le av e s a t b o tto m . C:ui u i Ia b o u t I '^2 in c h es o f f to p . W iith scissors. S m- andPlaythe^ trim tbps of remainingling leaves. Place in lemon watA'aten reserve. H # I 3 . D iv id e a rtic h o k e:s s aia n d a ll in g red ien ts e x ce p t paparsley into 2 I w K a la rg e p o ts. P a rtia llyy c(covcr each pot and cook ov(over medium- | V m , low heat until artichol■hokcs are tender, about 1 houiour, Q H f wmTMi\ite l■ iv 4.iZarefully placc artichokesani in a large, shallowiw bowl or on .. ■ / ' . Mdthe^emUwarfi ■ i t a deep platter. Spoon'on v e g e ta b le s a n d so m e cookiiiking liquid on B ' f * top. Sprinkle wilh parparsley: serve at room temperlerature. ■ I; Sorvcs 0. Por artiehoJihokc: 166 calories, 7g fat. no»o (cholesterol. I I; IVIEGAVME. 1 Tomato SaSalad In A BreadI BowlI , r - ^ ^ ^ ^ s A i o c w iNSioe tfKWIMir M*WtO 7-1/4 oz. PAOA«J10«E« * AWlN.'^y.: I T h e k e y s to th is Iialiatlia n -in sp ire d sa la d are th e ripc:ipcst red tom a- ' ' I I toes and a round, crus:rusty peasant bread. Have plcplenty of salad I available in the kitchechcn to refill thc bread ‘•bowl,w l," I 1 largo round crustyiy p| e a s a n t b ro a d (ab o u t IVaJ p(pounds! ...... 1 largo hot-houso cuecucumber, pooled 8 largo ripo plum tontomatoes, cut into 8 piecess e a c h I 1 yollow boll pcppor,sr. cleanedI and cut Into 1/4-lrt-inch dice B JR^H 1 cup pitted black olives,olh coarscly chopped 1/2 cup thinly slivopoorod red onion 1 teaspoon finoly min'Tiinoed garlic ! 1 cup frosh basil toavilavos, washed and silvered . I Coarse salt and coorijorsoly ground black pepper, to ta s te , j 1/4 cup extra-virgin(In olive oil I 2 tablespoons rod-wl•wine vinegar il 1, C u l a th in slic e o)ff ff tto p o f th e b rea d . C a refu llyly cut> out most W K U U l •, I of thc inside of thcc bbread, leaving a shell. Tear;ar insides into m ! large, irregular pieccs;ccs; toast lightly under broilerlier. S e t aside. linabowl.Add . II 2. C u t c u cu m b e r into 11/2-inch ch u n k s and placc in q CS’sS' j I q a n d basil. Sea- 5 ■ ■ I tomatoes, yellow pepjc p p e r. oliv e s, o n io n , g a rlic an fitly "I son with sait and pcp])cppen toss. Before serving, addai the toast- I ed bread. - ...... -j-3.Dri22lc-olivcoilai1 and vinegar ovijr.salad andd ntoss gently...... ■ I 4. To serve, carefullyally fill hollowed bread withh lliell salad. I Sorvos 8. Per sorving'Ing! 350 calories, Hg fat. 3mgng cholesterol,

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