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-1 :. ~ i ------WASHINGTON -ll.ii;pil---Allan.Uakke;s.kU^!l!w r lold ______tbe Suprem e Cmiirl t Iwiav Uie University of Califorllfiirnia ^ TtfBS violated the ConslililiUilioii in denying him adm issiorHsion to I iw '..| ItsmecIicaLschwLd|^.discrimln;i!hig .ngainsl him U’ca he is w hite. ^ K -. ] But 'Arciilbnid OCox. the university's lawyer, ; SolicilurGeneraiW:Wade .McCree. p rese n tin g Uie tedc governmeiil's sideIe in Ibe closely walched "revc d iscrim ination case.ise," argued thal professional l^cliools[icIii ^ _ 10 race If the nation is lo remedy■dy [past '■ ■ t ’ dljScriminallon. V Allorney Reynoldold Colvin, rep rese n lln g the :i7-y(:i7-year- ' |y P . old twice-rejec ted1 wlille candidate for llio Universil ------Callfomia’s-M edlcrtlcal -S chool - a l -D a v is,— s a id - u niversity w as wruvTong In setting a sid e ir> of 100 lOO m issions slots formmcmbersofminorities, i •

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L jM ” Colvin, a stocky■My, gray-haired lawyer fromnn F ran cisco , said Uielie university w as indulging in "b r ^ H k I generalizations" wiien w it sel aside the 1C spotspots for . ■ ■ ^H N j minority students.;s, ll is not true, he said, lhal .111 Il*()i,iCKRKSTKAINSi;i'5i;iMlEME COUIIT SKAT SISEEKERS ,'cn race bavc Ibe sa m e econommic ic and ' m e m b ers of a given ... luiiutreds wiintrdI in (o h ear Hiikkc* cose tirpirpiiiiicntH ^ H | educational dlsndvfli’vanlages. Justice Tburgood)od M arsluill, Ihc c o u rt's onlyy blnck.bh have a goal we select a slandaindnrd education. ask ed Colvin if he! wwould be m aking IbO sa m e argun■gument "N orm ally, it We hi liard we ad m it p e o p le." he said,Id, "II" "W c sim ply sa y Uierc;re Is nothing to say they were ^ it only one slot haddlKenrescrved, \. and above th at slandai iposile here. Here the numberber is qualified." Colvin rcpllc[)lled. "T aking Ihe university’s s'vjH •‘Numbcrsareununimportaiil.".Colvin said, is precisely the oppo imber is filled reganlless ofof Uthe own sta n d ard lof a grade!dc average of 2.5 o r above) Uiey "You areargulniling about keeping som elw dy out and chosen and tb e numl . didn’t m e asu re up ," tlic o th e r side Is talkinglal about getting somelwdydyin.'Il ii standard." ml Slever.s asked Colvin If heI Cox, however, saidI Uicre t: Is no "ra cially blind depends on how you•ou look al it." M arshall rem arkedrked. Justice John Paul J university that all IR mlnori■iiorily m elhod’’ lh a t will enroll•oil any appreciable num ber of Colvin told Uie courtcm Ibe fdctual circumslancesesofthe oi disagreed witii the i ,liflcd lo proceed witii a mediciedlc.il m lnorltlcsln Uie nation’s!I’sprofcssional schools. m ca.sc a re vilally impm porlanl. students were qualltl "■ X / ^ , - a l t_- R s m i l t l e E ln i t e r p r i

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' — ■ He also could hav e chosloscn to lau n ch th c 7.')-ton' ...... R d VvARDS AllAIR FORCE. Calif. (U P I)'- H) feel over this Mojave . j ...... I d e a l " icrica’s spacc Iruck of th e future,ire. o rb lte r as low a s 11,000 1 CKY SI'IDEU WEBS UPl Enterprise, Amer; PAULTUTUM SON STUDIES STICK 'u n d e rw e n t its touiouglicsl lest yel todny, plunginging Desert airbase. idi altitude, thc tandem i i a r v e s t Berkclev. buy urcH siriinpup.^»ith niainfnts in a ste ep powcrleriess glide Trom m ore th a n 20,000000 Before readiing laundi . . . B e dress rehearsal for Ihe • feel to a perfectcl d8terri.inding in little mo'reo'rc planes wenl througli a di • w hIdi p u ls tliem In a : lh a n Iwo m inutes.;s. ••pllchover'’ maneuver I conditions peed furlhe separation, ; . TbcJ5-lon spaclace shullle. which some sclen-en- shallow dive to gath er spei fcling increasing as the llsls Jokingly-lia'have Inbeled a "flying rocft.”It.” Fulton reported buffet! I — Page 10 ■ed but hesald It was_nol. 'm ade ils'first free fr< fllglil wflhout a'750-pouiidmd two crafl picked up speed •ise .,too beavy, A fler Ihe "p ildildiover"lesl, llie planes dersMiiliLsilkl ^------rrailCDmrwhiclfficr^iiruMJ/uitnhlllTP Ihe Enterprise SUHHY , d u rin g ils first IbnlirtH! te sts.-. ’rcsumt^nieTr Cllmtp“ ^ fim n m lu p ir. m in u tes !o The delta-wingcIged cratl dropped swiflly onn a Takeoff tim e had Iwefi n _ . - -BERKELEY. C.ilif.(U■ (UPn-M illions of madell,J e l l , " ______ra inanuuycr.^------si(y'"of ~moretlu'in22dcgr)grce glide path to a touchdow•n n 2 —- provide lim e for U ieexlra baby spiders went ‘'ballballooning" over th e Deane«anc P. F u rm a n , a L'niversi(> w as Uie c o m n iaiiile r nl ------M a g i c --Valley ' ------ers aro minutesand-lOsecseconds afler il blasted free fromom Aslronaul Joe Engle w. Snn Francisco Bay Are;\rea Tuesday, filling Californifornia enlomolORisl. sald spiders ;icc ship. H ic h a n i Truly allon is th c Boeing 747 molnollicrsliipwiildi carried it aloft,jfl. Ibe conlrds of llie spacc the sky witll loosc-knlltetlIted cobwebs. • bornn InIn gj reat num liers and the mlgrali( two m en a lte rn a te d Uie ] n being The Enterpriseisc was leslcd for the flrsl limeme was the pilot ‘and llie tw PROBE: Two separateee efforts are in progress to Blobaof silky (ilamcnnent drifted together nature’sure’s way of keeping them from b • tiie siiullle wns blown . lo d a y In liie, confimflgurnllon it will have when1 11 guidance sysiem alter U ,uities in Idaho’s system of and floated to earth fromfror a s hlgli as 2.000 deslroyiIroyedbycanniballHin, A'ilb explosive h o lts while investigate ' ' ‘- alleged inequil nisslons lo outer space, Wilhouloul from th e top of thc 747 witl ;ratingspiden;,__ _ “TiieThe spiders will climb to the lopiopmost returns from mis public_schppl [inanc'e. Pag(3gel5...... _ Jc e tj? s a result ot m igrati cone.- winds-hufIeU'(i-Uic-747, but - .-nyingaL.nbouia00niiliisp!sperJiour.______P*- Law criforccm'entit .auUidritles ssaid' partoHto r any vcgoiatlon.-silckthelr backa c k c n d ------ibe plaslie IhUcoi I th e ir not enougli to aboibort the mission, iped al a rale ot alxmt iroublcsomc. sticky sirstra n d s of Uie cob- In Uie Uie a ir a n d . spin ■'•sift:'fi-om t The Enterprise droppi jOoding County com- 11 Aernnautlcs and Space Ad­ eacbing sp e ed s alw ve :i:iU CHALLENGED: Go webs were reported clingingclir to windows, -splnereinerelles.” lie said. "The silkIk g ets T h c National , ; 7.-200 feet per minute. rea( When ministration mismission control in H ouslon bad d two minute. :ir) second • missioners m have been clchallenged over the ap- buildings aJTdcar wTndsh■dshlclds In lengths up carriedTied skyward by thc wind, V ", m.p.ti, in the e.slimaled I ■spider. given FItzhugliFiFulton, pilot of th e Jum bo ]el. llie icdal8;r.2a.m.PnT, p( s to the newly organized lo six tect. A irline pilots piU also reported bouyamlyancy exceeds Uie welglil ot Ibe sp: ‘ poweriess fllglil, Itlaiuiccl pointment of all males opiion ot endingig thet tliglil If vibrations became nmission. Page 15. strentncrs. . ll isjbomealotl," bor In llic previous treefliiflighls ttie Enterprise has planningpl and zoning comnr "I don'l mind flyinging llirough a spider Hele saids: some migrallng sijidersrs 1liave dangerous, di'grei'S By ciiinparlson. rted during Uie ascent lo the(lie descended at aboul 11 de ------web,>'• quip p e d -o n c -p-p ll ilo t aflei“.,-ianding^_____ bcen,fo:n found .in.ship.rigglngs.-iUarji!r a s 200 Fulton reporte ipproaebbndlng at alxiut 3: A num ber of heavily ”^;S3G^rccriaundiidr.i!lltU[le-Uiatnvincl-buffdiiig ling-,... commercial olrlinersap|; CANDIDATES FILE: “ Ju st keep m e .w a yr frcfrom the spider who milesftles from land. andvlbralioifwcrle re m oderale. . th ree degrees, contestedC( races, loom in Maglti Valley clly dec- " ______------^ ^ ------“ t tlonsrPagciS: l ------^

a s u r e ^ ^ Garter^ ^ g e srhard^pui l i s t r ^ b o► | gged e n eergy mee ------N M i o n a r ------ic,i„ packasolKtorc.slartliiBiigon any p a rl of II. ‘GREAT JOB’: First,t Lady Rosalynn Carter — with- his latlcred packagekage. Dut he le av e s Ocl, 20 and 21II ono; a trip lo bul added lhalI •’•'•}(! per cenl of Uie American WASHINGTON (U P I) - ini-- The Hou.se-passed nie■nergy lilll. niiHlified from . , roll. Des Moines. Omaha. Denverver and U s public" aro nol)l aw; are of how m uon oil is ini- Ihinks Jier husband is doingng a,“great job.” Page 3. . energy bill bogged in Ihehe Senate nnd winter Detroit. riginal reconimenilalions ;eles willi many public appear;larances in- p o rted , said O'NeNelll, President Carter's ony approaching. President; CCarter told House Angeles ins said h e co u ld live with, ^ed, ■ "W c ’ll have• 1a strong energy bill in tbe but in a form Carter has Democratic leaders lodayay lie : will dnim.hard volved. ?. Thc Senate has 'Iwen URBAN JACKPOT: Older 01 cities in the East, lie House has passed several of Carter’s ultimate ... I have confidence." O'NeillJelll has five main part.s. Uiis m onlh for public inle:Interest In the energy The I c'paralely. wilh taxes last, n a $14 billion housing aid m ajorior cienergy propos.ols; but m osl of)f themtl have predicted. , w orking on the p a rts sep; Midwest hit a jackpot in : crisis. d sta rt ge ttin g to g e th e r iin___ j = n.kllled-ln Uie Senale. A compromoinisc battle , /I f . C a rter matlladc a misbkc. in handling Uie . ..The two houses could s - bill,signed today by P resid;identG/irter:Page2. - — "T lic P resident m a d e clcaclcar.what-wasobvlous- bcenkll now. but a spokesman for n s in Uie w aning da y s of Uils y e ar'sr’sscsson, -legislation in UnIhe Senate, O'Neill said, it was , parts of the package no' ' to cverj'one - llinl energyrgy Is Uie number one loomsin lergy Committee said tiie ouse Speaker Tliomas O’Neill .>aid .>a C a rter iw causc " h e didridh't follow il Ihrougli a s h e didid in th e House.A,lHi>c Ener _____ problorn facing llie countryIlry,' sccond only lo the Si'nale completion of ils I the-breakfaBt-mwting-ho^wou:.•ould-dcvolc^..tiii^Io^.^! ----- policy fs.'^'rr-wait for Jk ___ : Spoo rts nallon's'securily/’ salO’ AssSliTril-T^cihiKnitlC-- s ‘old Uie lo'iisecohfprces; ...... ■ re time to trying lo crcale more0 inlercMvInii ' ’ T%vo"llilngs arc;ire keeping Uic H ouse and Senalenale worklwfore'naminJHou Leader John Bmdemas aftafter Uie Wille House niore tii they will push tn finish an cncrBV-crlsi-i’'f,liirJnfl.tligcomlnBtvgt\TO w o k s'. iro m ,'negotialior.ions over their w idely differingring ■'^cnale leadtTs said Uu ------meeting:------______Uicimcr YANKEES WIN: Willieie Randolph is the hero as • ;^r-Tlic Senate sUllJs-worklng.on■g.on ____energy bill Uils year.r. even if U delays ad- Tliere was no ampllflcalrication of how Carter Enerpnergy Secreiary Jam es Sclilesingeiiger lold'llTe cn erg y p ack ag ca vorld~seric»-opener-in-12— ind the House wanls the wholehole Journmenl------^------“NGW'^orlrtakes-the-\voiNl plans to whip up public,, sufsupport forjiis energy gallierirliering of worldwide concern ovc;)ver energy, , lax .ispects anc -• g gam i es, 4-3. G am e two is tonight.toi Page 24.

B o £a r d s i dl e s t e p s 5 G o o d ii n g p r ii ! s o n p ll a i r . l - i v^ i i n g ' ...... ABBY: Husband upsesets wife by his sex in- to a operated from Ihc sanj'inie buildings containing a la te s t In a criticized forr giving| tentative approval to difference. P age 29. By DAVID MORlO R R lsb lY TJierJio prison proposal wns the 1? oding w om en's p riso n .'" Il wiii wil lie d e trim e n ta l to as," ig list of suggestions for the vacaiicanl Gooding Bolsenrchilcclifclural firm lo remodel the Goodin Tlmes-NcwB'WB w riter long li: •neral Walker said, "We've JuJust gol alcotiolls'm oul of le $117,200 In buildings for Uiuse as a pcison. Attorney Gener; BOISE - A stole landand board hearing on bulldinlldlngs - which cost the slnle i I land the inils. We've Just I’olgot people to stop thlnklnjJ FANTASY: Jonathann Winters lives with fan- arly malnlenancc. Fonnal approvaovar for use of W ayne Kidwellcll and Gov, John Evans. Iwtli lan locoling a women's prisonson ln.Coodlng.crupted yearly :t l>e of It as a crimc and1 slartsi thinking of it as a fj- ome from Uie board membcibers. Insisted lhal conlr.ict I) tasies.Page29; . into a verbal free-for-all WcW cdfcsday.'prom pting Uiec stastatc-ovrTi'ed institullon m usl com imenl, and now they want - canceled untillill the board had m a d e final fin: disease needing trcalm board m em bers to sideslcplep the Issue (or nt Icnsl Boardlard ot Land Com m issioners. ills. ll'snotaphysIc.nUcar • _ lic plan. , -'topulitbacklntbejall^ several weeks, But the proposarimmedialely'fep,feparkcd con-' ‘dccisiononUic; said the tentative go-ahead1 wasw: pf putting patients closlose to prisoiKTS, il.’s"tlia t' A m u s e m e n f s ; . . s Tlie proposal, advanccm eed by y Correctiont trover3versy. So large was the crowd inIn a U en d a n cc E rickson sai nplele rcquirem enls for a S113,w13,000 having Ihem Uiere a.ssossocialcs Ihem'wlUi moral • ...... 34-39 ' Director Don Erickson,. callsca for converting a at the Boise' hearing, th e land Iwardrd meeting- given to comp: C la s s ifie d .... il_wlilch.cculd_bc_usedJQ_lnstPinstall ^ deficiencies. Everyone1C Is lumped into thc sam e ____ — -fonncr • state -tubcrculosiJosts --hospital—In lo --a— usuallyuallyhddhi-a'small-n»m-in-the-< lie-Govctw>r’s ------tedoral-granU ------C o m ic s . : ...... jrity~fadlitles in ttie^ Goodir•oding category. T h c alc(5liollloflc is Uicn vie w ed as" a penitentiary,, for womenI convlcU,co The Gooding officeficc - was rescheduled In a largegc confcrcnce p riso n s^*curll morally deficient persoi•son. not a s a s k k . diseased ■ F o r m ...... 2 2 . fnclUtv is currently usedcd I by a private alcohol ' hallill inIn a nefirby s la te office building.ig . buildings. varaibo snarpiyTittncKctrtjy-nTT* ' Ircalmenl ccntcr. - andid advocates ol niaT •^{•’oliFollowing uie meeting, board mic Sr m b erssa lc fa " The. plan was L iv in g ...... ~ t ;". ■ ■ .'- 2 9 ^ — ■— ;— rd dialrman of thc Idaho Regionglonal Tlie Ircalmenl cenlenier has been.paying the . ■ ■,:.programwcrcnmongihes:fie Sharpest critics of th c scparifparatc h e arin g -lu st on Uie prtwiriwin queiiUon -Walker, board and Training. Center. - Walkerilker's sta te a token mimtlil>hly rent of S250. hul tlic A 1bg7c V a lle y ...... 15 pi;lsonplan. V wouldould be held prior .lo Nov. 3. No) dalod; for that Treatment ar Imenl program l|.is operated oul of progran^could soonI reachr the point "where . )1cx w as first suggested mec'tlilec'tinghas yel.been scl. - alcohol trcalm M a r k e ts ...... , . . . 1 3 , Tlie former TD complcx complex since O clober of la st; year.yea ’ we're paying off or substantiallysui reducing the a s a prison site in Ju n e;, , /cfollowing aJnglslatlvc Erickson Eric slress

W.ASHINGTON (UJP1> P l - funding cut from $400 mr illion In x h e provisionin Is1; aim ed al block granl; formulas,fo sliare ofof blockb grants will rise aiicaiicago’s g ra n ts will rise from -• Some older cities of the Nor* i977toJ2nmllllonby/1980. 1! discouraging 1cmlenders from F inally thethey eliminated a fmmSirflJIM million in fi-:rn| iot? ,5 5 , m illion in 1977 to S11C,8 Iheast and Midwe.st hih i l j i i c ' But to avoid such1 Inequities,In refusing to grantnl m ortgages in S e n a t e fof o r m u t- a m o r e to $224.74.7 mi illion‘in 1978 and m tlllollion 'h i 1978 and $132,9 jackpot today witli Iho.sl0 .signing Uie hill leaves $1.2 billionbll over certain innerr cilyc heigh- favoratilc to liic struggling $255,71 million n In 1979. ^miollion in 1980. S . ofntl4.7hilllonhousingliigbill. , tlic next tliree yearsirs to Mrs. borlioods - the; processprt called cities nf th'the Midwest and- pp But oilier hard-pn•pressed Harris' discretion.n. to be redlining, Northeast, w:which are saddled "j^ '' V TgBfl^jrTi ------iirhan-conlerfij-includlndlng-Uic_dia|ri!julcd-i»-dlstresfesficd c itie s------^It-rcquircs-fedei'ederal-biinking------with-oide:^i^housing.—higlicr— ------New-dri1-^ lliingj;jailes get nnlion's capital, will hahave to under a new ' U rban regulatory agcncl'encies lo lake uncmploymeinent and declining plead for mercy/ from Development AcllotIon Grant jnio .laount a a financial fi In- population, ©Newt^ewtiouse News Scrvlce Theriie regulations, though Sccrctaiy Patricia Har;larrls of program. . stitullon's lendingding record in Undcr.lheic Ihill, a city ean try WASHi:5H IN G T0N - T h e In- limilcniled to "extreme .cases," the Department of HcHousing scorcs of citiess will be (lie Inner ty city when con: iwo formula:lias and apply Uic; tertorDci• Department Is clamping arcc designed to ease the I, ' and Urhan Development,■nt. pressuring her lo on oil companies whose - conccncem of stales along the - ' ^ w a K V ' ^ ' 0 use tho sldcrlng the Inslilnslilullon’s ap- morc'favnrab•able. down on - Aid formulas estabiabllshed discretionary moneyjy to make plication for new new offices or Tlie/irigin;;inal formula would offslioreore drilling operations Atlarlantlc seaboard where ' V crcrimes Detroit and Atlantaita showed • Increases of nf! percentpei inthe I .'•J dropped 7 per ccnl durInring the lower figures for theh e first six num t)cr of forcible fore: rapes I first six monlhs ot thislis year months of 1977 thanlan for the reported and 4 pip er cent for- N ■ i f S SHOPNG! L saulls occurred when compared to theIC ;same same llm c tnin 1 y7D. aggravated assaul lim e lasi year, b u fih c nuimimbicf Washington, D,C.,“ ! lio'wWcr," in th e face 5f~thc~g^e'ral of t ‘ i $ ^ u g K l ~TheG om pl(jlete Lineof NNew J More BofiiB^ of rapes and assaultsuils In- showed a sliglit Increa■ease. decline. f------c re ased , tlie-FBI-said todaoday------iiT lih __ is . e n c:ouraglng o ' FBI Director■tor C la re n c e -i^------POEICEHKTTsea-seafcKa around i'SlSliraittr— The Uniform Crime ReportsRe evidence that Uieriurge ol Kelley- 'urged—ci—cilizonft—lo ------T978Mercu:urys and Lineicolns _ a bom b explosionn nla t th e m ain branch of the New t released by the FDI shshowed c rim e In recent yeacars Is eb- 'pracllcc crimeE pr prevention York City publicIc 11llljrary Tuesday. Thai blast y serious crimes overallall con- blng," Attorney r G e n e ra l somethi.ng he saiilsaid can "con- chipped a fountainlin tbul scores of persons nearby {■ linuing a decline whichh beganI: Griffin Bell said ”1"However, siructively lesscesscn Uie op- We’ve Got’Em;m, We’ll Deliversr’Ein! cscoped Injury. A i(ew hours earlier, a larger e In the lasl q u a rte r of laist st, year. the number of violei^enl crimes porlunities for crlicrim e in every bomb was fo ^h) andt dismantled outside the 0 All regions of the coicountry - ihose against pcpersons - parlofournalion,"ion,” W e H ave O v e r 505i Beautiful Mercury!7 s A n d G eneral M otors Building.Bul Police w ere unable lo ^ experlenct'd decreases.1. remalnshlgli. Serious crimen o declined In . link either incidentlent to Puerto Rlcan lerrorlsta, I^irgc urban centers!!rs like "W e m ust pcrsi;•sist.” Bell cities: of m ore lharIhan 25,000 by ,7 Lincolns To Selee le c t F ro m . T h e se B eaia u tlfu l . allhoufjh a le tte r froi _____ New York. Boston. D;Dallas. said. "In our effortss loI develop per cent, whileI suburbansub a re as more effective detcrrTrcntstoall recorded a 6' per cent drop, C ars A re ReiReady For Delivery Noilow ! c rim e.” Crime was off: momore - 11 per Violent crim es ass a group-- cent - in the! Nc North Cenlr.ll AMEiERICA'SMOSTIITBEAUriFULMIAOTORCAR Back-to--work injijunction Including murder,r, forcible, sta te s Ihan a n y otlother region of rM K tm rape, robbery and aggravatedaf (he c o u n lry .. tlth e fig u re s assault — showedi non change showed, from year ago levelsels. the FBI • Thcdeclinewasw a s !! pe r ccnt In possible iin dock sstrike • said. The 7 per cenent decline, the Northeast,. SptS per cent In tlie' Uicn. occurred In thithe number Soulh and 3 perp er ccnt In llic H p S u d Ijit; w aterfront in New Orleai s: hurclnrv. West. : WASHINGTON' (U P U -_ the governm ent lo a sk llic eaas In of property crimes; -halting— ------— ■'Labor Seerelary Hay Marsliall;I] courts“ for-an-CO-day-back-lack- ' the Insl several da>-srha rlkes grain exports tlirougtiill thal •said loday lie will se ek 0 a lo-work Injunction In strikes ional port. back-lo-work injunction^ that are creating a national ,n Is Negotiations on the en ogainst striking Atlantic andJ emergency. This provision is CWB W (, seldom invoked and the ad-aj. Issue of guaranteed '-“1 an Wxrati •Gulf Coast dock w orkers If ttic been___ incon^e teneH ts h ^ ee been TWINFALIS, IDAHO currcjit_l2jt.ix,walkouLl.'fiels_g m lnislra tio n's policy h as l>eer liof. ' stalem'aTcd for soine w( “badcnouaJi." to stay out of labor- «ccfa, SUBSCiCRIPTION RATESES;------^ m .g Jf and neiUier side lias mct et! since ' ' M arsliall cm pliasizcd Uio10 management disputes 1 a session last Tliursdayyin ii Iho HOME DELIVERY:. ^ BYMAIL: .administration docs not intendid possible. - Payohl» inod' miku. Wiiijilngl.ni-o8 en g in e w ith must wait ecnommicol 4-speed transmis:nission, gas saving o'overdrive. Sharp! ' DOISE (UPI) - Idaho10 f ^ ra c k ■K , ■jjlant will cost h is c u s lo m c rs .' 3 3 8 tB ^ 5 7 8 ; In order for ttic company lo / • do lhal. Bruce said Inin / tesllm ony prc-fllcd w itli (tiele • ' ' ..Puhllc. Ulilitles .Commission..n ...... ;ihc P UC must ls.sue a n ordere r_ »• _ _ _ ■, ^cslablisliinn RUidellnos for’)r ...... !such a plant. Without il he saidid '.it'Is inipossilile tnr Iho com-n- T>anj-tfr-makc-anj-dc(imti\T- ; estim ates of wliat llie ctisls willill i be. , Bruce said many cliaiiResL‘S >vlll occur iK'twccn now andid 1990 thal (nake it im possihle to J tro u - •determine thi' cosls peri;r f If y o u r o ld fuLiffiace n gave you m ore I ikllowatt o r per kllowalt hour ofuf ^ / ble than heatIt l a s t w i n t e r . . . if it’s1 tb e e n “ ':ihopmposcdplant;— ------around for aI len■•en :i978MERCUFURY MARQUIS 4-l-DOOR 1 so succcssfuI it Jias heen.‘en • T b s lS i < ; h a lted . HEW Se c rc lary Joseph.'ph Maca d e esp e cially fo r • CallfanotoldConijres.'itoday.!. , O ne sourcc In lh e Depart-irt- Theileisen Motors— BeautifuMfully U H m .1 m ent of Health, Education andmd^ ______TWIN FALLS eqquipped u ! Free Oil Changengesi Hlilllm \ W elfare said Uic se arch w as al I960 KIMBERLY flOAD least ' temporarily stopped Ph. 734-5450 .;l because "it,'s a m a tte r of how. s H o ______■ C . m mneR. f J J am ion-i— •: many.youc'STiprosCCuit." i m e G l i a n d . ' Project Integrity - 6898 FAIRVIEW AVE. ' originally-called Projecl 500 ASUBSICb s id iAr y o f Ph. 377-5800 ! because ll was aimed al tur-;ur. INTERMOUNTAINTAIN GAS COMPANY C J Vystem s [ nlng up SOO doctors andind •’druggists wilh 'suspicious FREE ESTIMATESE! • hlQ 0OBLIGATION •OPEN THEISEIENMOTOj R S ^ ' claims for reimbursement — ■ FRIDAYS...... • — ■ ...... 1Ih e Easlesi Placete I n T h e W o r l d T o BB l u y A C a r .1 h a s turned up 1,400 do cto rs andmi CREDITIIT TERMS AVAILABIBLE :l 1,100 druggists. C alifanoV )ldd a UN TIL 9 T o mM A l N A V E j ^ ^ 7 3 3 - 7 7 0 0 Senate Health sulKommlltet.c. " . . _ ^ ^ . • ’ - ./• f V/cdnosday,OctobQf12. 1977 Timrimos-Nows. Twin Falls. Idaho 3 Great j(jobHn RosalyynnVo^jpinion O fficials plll u m p i n g fo r benefit ]b i l l s W‘/\S}I1NGT0N lU iL P ll - Rosalynn M M rs. C a rter's eyes flasJi whwhen slie Mrs. Cartel■ter said slic d L s c u .^ Uic; Mrs. Carter said shec ; argues wiUi her C a rter says her liusbnisbnnd Is doing a •‘g reat ’ defcdefends her husband against,t growingi personal banlanking problems of "^former husband over Issues bulIt he1 has Uic “final WASHINGTON WA (UPI) - Califano C and I^ilwr .Secretary job" as presidenlll and; "when people criticism critl of his administration,, nnd nt when budget dirccltdor Bert Lance many times5 decision," AlUiougli slieh e m ay have had Milliiitillions of poor, . elderly, Ray n Marshall appealed 'lo crillciic|iimlliey'rouiro uninformed.” he h e l:Is accused of rclrealing on somome major with her husbaiband t)c(orc L ancc resigned, som c influence on h or' husband.hi "1 can’t dlsalllsabled nnd unemployed Congress C in .wparulc letters Tlic first lady madila d e Uie commcill in a i.?sues. l.?su " Ifc U he mademi the riglil decision In the; say I Influence his majoiijor declslon.s." slic persewrsons may be deprived ot T T uesday lo p a ss the op- U PI inton'lew- onn tthe fllRlil back to______^1"He’s nol going to retreat.’'■ sislie said. end- becausee so; many important things> said. (cdercderal Iwnedts ir Congress propriatinns p hill or. enact a “ “ IVasliinsion from PuertoPuc Rico where slie “He “Ik absolutely has donc^ lumalnaBounie wcrelJclngliel!ieIdup7’'sIiesaIdr’'Dul Tiloij't1------R ejcctiritrcritlclsw UUiafUiort*are-"too- iJ ------fnlis'nlirto -cnact appropfli3tlfln.^~rresolution lo permit conUnued , addressed llie 18lhh Annuall\ UPI Editors Is Isvi very optimistic aboul all thesesc tthings. I Uilnk Jimmyy sliould: have got rid of him1 many Georgians" in thele ’Wlille Hou-w, slie o r for th e L ab o r and HKW spending s meanwlille. and Publlslieris Conferiferencc. Uitnkhecandolt.' Uiln e arly ." said Uic President getsi aiadvice from many dcpnicpnrtments this week, of- “Thousandsof.;. individuals "T here's a lol o fcri' criticism a b b u lJim m y “ “ I 1 Uilnk lie 's going lo b e ;a great _ Mrs. Cartertcr .'laid. Uiat, Lance hnd1 q u a rte rs and consults wllwllh Vice Presidenl ficialIcialsreport, ' will v nol receive l>enefils^1o tibw bccausc he's■ dodoing things llial are' President," Pre slic said. "He hass tta k e n on ' reform ed Uictic G eorgia Hlgliway D ep art­ W alter Mondale on all Isst■ssucs. The Th $60.1 billion I-ibor-IIKW wiiich w they a re enlilled if tlic ■ conlrovcrsial." sliee sasaid. "Jim m y is doing every evei major lobby. Ko will conllnitlnuelodo , mcnt. puttlneing 11 on "n good working? • A sked w hat slic th(thouglit of Pres.s apprsppropriations measure has Congress c does not act this things that have nol;{>ol.{>ccn done In the p asl s som o m c Uiing-Sfwplcdon’t like.*' b asts." Secretary Jody Powell,, Mrs.N Carter broke x«n b«n stymied in Congress week.” v Califano wnile. "I — k courage to go aheadjad and try. That’s the "very, "vc very upset" but he wouldId ireassure gave to my clinritlesch and he ne v er filed an1 heUilnks." andand Senate conferees cannol am a Io avoid Ihe profound and only way lo do thingsngs. He’s a very strong her,h e r, She said slie Uilnks ‘'C ongresscss is doing expense nccou:ounl.” slie said. She predictedi She snid slie felt thele same way aboul agrcigrce on the issue of (cdi-ral severe s hum an suffering lliut President. Iknowhovhow tougli lie is... He's wli:what 11 thinks needs lo be done! ata n d in th e . Uial LanccI would\ be a "succcs.'i’' nlI C a rte r’s other chle( acadviser. Hamlllon- subssubsidies (or iilwrtions. willv result If Congre.ss docs not doingagrealjob," eend n d we’ll develop good pro g ra mIS.” s.’ , nnythinglieatattem pts lo do. Jo rd an . UothBo Heallli. I-'diications and .n M y WellWelfare Sc.crotiirv V

S ee n a t O T s p r e s s 1 s t e e l q[ u o t a s J WEHA WEAK o v e d L to 130 2nd!d Street North, Tvuw in F oils of pasl experience. By United PrcttlDteniaUon var which slieet and strip, pinl'ilate, barand He said Uie Uwal •'wardoff...n trade war \ Uic new prospect of (nox‘loxt to S ta n d a rd Printing] / At least 21 senators ha expects the task i>- have no one wants betweenn EuropeEi rod. ary restraint Jolncd_ in urging Jresl^i Noting .th a t, thehe specialty up with “somec lihard f.icls nnd v o lu n ly > 'Sl^cnl • andUioUnitedStates.’’ its an unsatisfqctory. C a rter to follow a reco icsday in steel industry's5 “ operating-'alternallve solu.lutlons- CO Ihe “ ...... aand r w e ore openI forbu&itve&Si—^—{ •ccom- -Tlie ITC voted Tucsdi 0 Uie c u rren t flood of m endatlon of ttic Intem alloiIlional Piltsburgli to advisec C a rte r profits In the firstt hhalf of 1977 steel question In Ihe nexl lew f l " " ™ '” " ' ______I mpQ cl s_Jnlo_Uie_Unltcd ln l ------T rade Commission andI keepkc Uiat elimination or redireduction werc574.6miliion1 — com pared___ w eeks.’.’ ------— -W A T CtHTOirOURTSRA I A N D O P E N IN G quotas on foreign spccia2cialty of import quotas on five to $33.-: million nellel operating Opllmistlc ababout Uie out- States,’’ 5 Ferry, chairman o( I stecllmports. illy steel profits (or the samem e period of comc of Uie Thurlursday meeting. Jacqucs Fe categories of specially mon Market's Sleel In Rome, an Americann steelsi> u'ould havc a serious5 adadverse 1976 nnd the J73.44 rmillion (or • United Stcelworlorkcrs Presidenl Common ;rs Association. cxtfcullve echocd the vieview, economic cffecl on the all of 197G - the IT'ITC said the Lloyd McBriiride said in Producers proposed Uic re stra in ts in an rejecting nn offer of "volivolun- domestic industry. Industry lias onlyly begun to Washington: lo "ward of( the — tnry- restraint" -from- rkpd Ihe. rccQverJromllsloW'3W of 1975. "I feel thereire has been a ‘o jm —a ------Thp-decision-mnrkpd 'prolecHonlsmandof OFF (adminislralion) spccterofpro % T IC E S U P fPLY Europcan Common Marlla rk e t secotrfl tim e this m ononth a AlUiougli Uie ITC will not change in (ac a trade war which no one 733*3028 official u'ho said he hopedped to federal agency has suppiupported submit its reportrt lo Carler attitude.’’ f 130 2nd St.SI. N., Twin Falls .ween Europe ond Uie ^ ^ ^ ^ Industry claims aboutMUt the until F riday. Uie deidecision still McBride alsoso indicnlcd he contributton'of'imports'trts -lo 'th c ------could-affecl -a - WhkVhile-Howse------expeeted-Uie4idiidmlnlstralion-to— domestic Induslry'.s current cu meellng on steel;1 Tliursday.' acccpt new OffOffers from the ------problem s. T he U.S. Treasury T rc; During those Inikiilks, a task Japanese andi Europeans: to ^ '.- ‘'■1 Deparinienl determinediedOct..3 ( force o( admlnlstiIstrallon of- negollale volunlinlnry restraints that (ive Japorjonese (iclals, industry aand labor on steel sliipmimcnts inlo the steelmakers havee been lenders, economiimists, en- UnitcdStates. Ulegally selling carbonbon steel vironmenlaiisls aianH iome But. Frederic!rick G.' Jaicks, n V# plate below cost in Uicic U United m em bers of Uie Coii^oiigressional- chalrmanof InlonlandSleclCo, of ^ S J/, States, ■ Steel, Caucus willI discuss d the Cliicago. in Rome R said a E - .’ Responding lo a call11 b>by Sen. industry'spliglil. European Comommon Market | E Daniel Moyniiian, D-N.YN.Y.. Ihc Robert Strauauss, the proposal for such si restraints ® •" 21 senators planned lo tneel president's sped2clal trade mny just cicreate more K ‘' . today lo sliow Uieir suppoipporl for rcprescnlalive. saidlid Uie Wlille problem s. U keeping . the specialtyIty steel House meeting will w be a - Jaicks saidI i at the annual he International -5«.- . quotas. closed-door' sessionon and "will meeting of the President Carter lastla s t May nol be n m edia eventcnl." Iron and Sleelel Institute Uial VE i J asked the ITC lo revic';view llie 5 m H B three-year quotast a s im - P plemenled by President ------LLOYD McBRIDE- ^ ~irJurie.”107C. Affccted t Balloloonists ‘anchtlo r’ _ ) quotas nrc alloy lool stc( ... prcdictR help !S,Md.(UPl) cross Iheir pathtitonigtit. t- ______the following stainlessss"stcclv s CAMPSPRINGS, — Two Colorado m e n trying to T racking tcnmim m em ber Don Goddard Space n balloonists lo Wltlcn, of Uie G « twcome the (irst bal ^ cross llie Atlantintlc Ocean Fliglil Center.•. said ! four air­ ••anchored" Iheir•helium he filled crafl and one shipsh last spotted Jewish Congress( :,B_degrecs n^rth _ _ _ .... - - .crall south-o(..Nc.Nova. Scotia , . the men ot 42,B_ today to w ait o oi u t a low and G2.5 degre^rees west' ...... • - nrrssiirp svslemLCXDCcted- c to ______> Q j i m c k s ttreaties i i b s i juncing the Openn in g WASHINGTON' (UPn1) — Ala., of Uic Senate F F o rd e n wish Relations..Commiltee,le e , .th e______^____ w a i \ 4 N D .---i ____ T l i c - .A m e r i c a n . J c w i j ------o f Congress today joined tliele 11list panel currcnUy examin'nlining the of religious groups_supportiiDrting accord's. DECAFFEINATEJED COFFEE , ttic speedy ratification ofDf tlUie Senate D em ocratice leli ad e r new Panama Canal treaties.ics. Robert Byrd said Tucsdiicsday he ' r « I Rabbi Arthur Hcrtzbcr:berg. Uilnks the trea tie s h avve e gainedg U i . president of the nationtional In public support recently. rcci ^ ^ L U E L A K E S5 , Here’s all you do: ■ humin rl^its organlzatiaation. Byrd, who haS nol slate • F irst, save 50'JOfJ w i t h t h e c o u p o n ailtached. l t £ ’ . — —sald_tbc.-nficperncnLbcLwciLwecn___position on the po d s ,:'S": jo li - VI5I IC— • N ext, m ail inn the certificate'below\^ , i and tw o proofs of puriirchase from ______^ _ who met V 14,^5 I I 0 N G L I N I ttie United States and Panahnama group of senators who ------TD ecaffm nat^ Coffee,e . ' otioas wiUi President C a rter•Tue.'^jay Tut ______i q ' _____ sliowed ‘‘direct ncgbHatio 027-Blue-Lakes Blvd.- - --A proof of-purchajase is either an between conflicting partia rtic s a t Uic Wlilte House, » - innerseal from 4-o-02. or 8-oz. SA N K A V - with u sinccrc desire to avoidave The treaties, whichich give ^ Jwir/in Falls, fdaho 833011 confnintallon can ttsullUl In P anam a control of Uiee canalcai al B rand Instant orr Freeze-Dried1 or n compromise and resolution.'□n." the turn of the century,iry , mu-sl • a square inch of plasticpi from the JH Tlie Ireatics, accordingng to be ratified by Iwo-tliirds i Visual Exa,:am s By A ppoii)in tm e n t lid of SANKA®Brjrand Ground. tsilecl Senate before Uicy take < Hcrtibcrg. ' corrcctly. rcfic • T hen w e w illtl’send ! you a ------“Uie legitimate aspirallorillons, and Uie - admlnislralio•alion is Contoct Lensnses Telephone';; 7 3 4 -2 2 3 3 $1.00 coupon, goodod on your next goals and obligations off bolhbo lobbying strongly (or support.supi our, own country andI Uiet ______' CTocery store purerchase of | l^ Republic of Panama.” SANKA® Brand. Hertzbcrg's statemenn e n ls • You save $1.5(,50 total on Hi ^ c r to :______. were made In a letter SANKA® B rand ED ecaffeinated chairman Jolm Sparkman.un. D- ^ C o f f e e . Sun fades - - WITOi P C l G P E• i A N U I p l l Sp E . ------P r o v e t o y o ujrseif-that^ou r ------don’t need caneinn to enjoy the full, freslresh ~ in eclipse : taste of real coffecee. TVy SANKA® Brandm d and discover — why it's the coffeeje you can feel good aboi b o u t ------Dy Uni ted Press lotematloi:lUonal T h e m oon cru ised iiinto CCirn-Tnl a,ri». position loday lo block out tJ'Cl f U P ^ ^ sun and bring darkness inIn thel MAIUINCBRiBRTIFICATC )( the ...... afternoon lo much of i Enjoy.SANKA* Bron0n?LDoca(foinalod Colfoo------__ ^Thl*^ri fo4f 1>0U9«} (oobinin IhoihoSt.OOCcuponRolundT i ------— W eslern Hemisphere. ------nntJro'rocolvon ^Mail to; S1.00 Coupon Otior ------Tho-conjunctlon-caused P.O. Box 9034 partial eclipse acrossIS the: K ankakoo. Illinois 60901)01 ' Western United Stales, in- LOO eluding souUicm Idaho.a. Tlte1 i 4 » \ NAME sun was partly obscurcd•cd for | | I R \ r i Q C o u p o n■ Behind* ~ “ aboutfourhours.------Scientists set.sail daysy s agoi ' \ Enclotod are two prooft'fa (of purchaM from SANKA* *Aoontss for th e long, Uiln strip of Uie I Brand Docanelnatod Con;onM. A prool ot purchaM li alihar an InnerMallrom7i4-oi,offt-ox. 4 SANKA* Pacific. Ocean where■0 -th o ...... ------Brandtrr«antorFrae»-C»-Drlodoraaqvaralrtctiof zctTY : s m e • ------cdlpse_Js_,lotal.It nngnngled /■ I , plwlicfrwittiflUdofSAhiANKA*Orand around. .. . soullieaslw ard Irom UicjNorUi Nc ------.\J>»oa»OMntlm9mv»i.00..00 coupon, Q0« ) orvfny rwxt__ oOSw uplTM Pabcuary 2B, i m . OnsL purchm of 5ANKA*QraiirarvdOecatwnat^ Coffee a! uUSA voia-r'MSioh-O'iw.uiM.o- t«n Pacific, passing just nortl:Orth of m)fOfoe*fy »to*®- AAllow MwMk* (01 ptotoMinfl ..tlic Haw£illnn_lslnnd.iIFoMlCO'portlion. '- T T ' ' ! cenlrol Colombin. • • S i ■ STOllK: COUPONcot ■ i 5 ^ " “ ' - l»DnnU*« Urrt ... Rewardedi d I Iw.rcl wtt ,"■1/1 WASHINGTON (U PI) - Save Iicicr,i;ib'*'»'c■W»0«lC^rpo»!in The Georgians who com c. - j«nl»l Vj-J »*>»'» peo»J»'i‘ uud^>rut> I 1 loo^lCi'rcc'4t«'V CoHj.'ia" invllcd to Uie Wliile House ‘ S a n te i* iKt.ro IbilU dinner. i,.i^i-crae»j»xu«"IVPattK»«» _ .IAI The brigade consistsiOtSOO of DocQffiBlnoted Ml CIW> |CiC0rEi»"» pnlft I •unU ltn. S S s 9 . ^ - . ‘- ...... - —______^__CoffOO__ : ______w ay to prim ary states to vwork • . Klautait u j 9 ’ for C arter’s presidentlnlj b bii i d . - '— ...... r e c o i H f e S s a S f i ...... OENicilAL FOODSDS CC0itl*0llATJ0N I Presidenl Carter and ; s | : 5 < K s o t , ^ (irst Indy planned to XJ'l ha ! P e a h uu ( B u U e i i ^ H M c -n .iv i ^ ■ borbccue supper (or.or. th e 9 c I07/D«ft;v 3425- • . - b rig ad e on Uic souUi law; B y 'cnicwoiiiH.^toooa? • • • • • Uic While House “niu n evening. 5 (DpDC Di-foliillirllwrilivilizi'im of.Mdfiir > (illry WilliomE.HoHoword, Publisher - Chris Peck,(, WM anaging Edilor . W othiosday,.O Oc ctobof 12,1073 M mber ot Audit BuXou olI CkCi'CuIolion ond UPI. Olllc'iol Cllyy ondone M Counir Nrwtpoptr'puriuani lo SeOloni (0-108 Idoho Cod«. Thurtdc C a r t e lr p o l i i l l s c m i t l s r a l e l tt hereby d(t« week un which legol n etlcn wll icy sel ------b*publiih«rf'fub'nhK»-dailrofirond Jyndo/:-»»tBpt-5otufdavrarrrl3 13; 3 ------Wett. r»in Fotlt.t. IdahoJd 63301. by Mogic Volley Newi • pop^tx tnc.S*cond

t’The hlgli school joumumalists win get plentyy oof lessons In w riting cle arir ssentences if they contlnuiI n u e s M .v their field. But th e quejuestjon raisedby more thait h a n __ "Sellout^ Is a strongig vword, ^ r t e r ’sjn o llv e Is one judge at the recentnt Sun Valley sem in ar waj^ 5 nol'to abandon IsraelI bulbi to make peace in Ihe ” JlidcasJ, and lo acqulcsilesce Jn a n e w p rc .« n c c by ish and journalism teach en why high school English thc Soviet Union In tliat tli area in return for w eren’t doing better at trainingIrz young writers? progress on arm s llmitotnation. B ut th e effecl of his policy would to make Israel vulnerable, ^Y esterday, Uie presideident of the Idaho Council{] olof ' whlchiswhyCarterdlsclIsclaims the very policy he ,, pursues. Teachers of English, Londa Lx)i Lindstrom, partially '/fsecond example of a Carterler ppolicy In forcc spring a lG Gc eneva, putting all Uie p ressulire re de w ords fo r a P alestinian j. [ Uiat Is always disclaimed Isi thrthat he is "im- superpower!ers and Uie Tliird World against Infamous Soviet-U.SU.S. agreemenl. Sen, Hubert answ er^ that question.1. state on Israel’s bonIwrder have long been ‘‘ posing" a sctUcmcnl. Tlie Israelislells resist this for Israel, Uiencn we ouglit to know its ouU incse s nnow - Hum phrey rose fronrom a sickbed to telephone the “ The R upert teacher ssaid many Idaho EnglishJlsh ‘'legillmalc rights," justlust as the code words for 3 sim ple reason; T hey hold landsids IUtal the A rabs in tim e lou u rg r e Isra el to wall a y e a r or two.wo. . president and hisis M1 innesota colleogue, VIcc sses reluming lands won■on In 1967 a re "defensible ^ a c h e rs hav e taken t(too few writing classes A'ant back and w ant to deal dlrecLrecUy with A rabs Second,, w w e can expose th e cam paign to isolatei: President Mondale,,Ic, a n d is so id lo hav e stunned gQ borderB." These are no diplomatic niceties: to them selves. In essence,, th'the teachers can’t write, so A'bo cannot pr«lcnd Uiat theJ ppa a rly Uiey a re a n d wea’cer:;en Israel. This includes Uicle C o rte r Uicm w ilh Uic forccirce of his argument and Uic ' many, the phrases car:arry the same force as ludentsto w rite. lealing wiUi is not a nation. d e cisio n to I' 'withhold anli-missile-bue-bunker dcpUi of his feeling,g- tfiey can 't teach th eir stud "final soluUon." t- ' To avoid Oils direc t dealing, AraArabs lum lo the • weapons:Uie Ui Israel-is-a-burden philosophyophy lh a l As a result of Uic! mmini-fircslorm. Carter held 0 Under Soviet pressure,jrc, Carter has announced U.S. for brokerage. T h e m ore: we Inlervcne on afflicts he Uie Joint Cliicfs under Gen.• GiGeorge late-night meeting»w wi ith Foreign M inister Moslie ' Wendell Johnson, a Ur ^ h tiisembraceofthe'Tightg h ts" to a sto le dem anded . University of Iowa speech jubslance — a s in tho recognitionlon (of " rig lits" - B row n: he Uie planls by the Carter pressiss i office Dayan to work oul ; aa \ w ay for Uie Israelis to avoid who Palestine Liberieration Organization. He Drofessor, describes thislls problem of teachers wh( ho beUcr for militant Arabs.s. UicU w orse for about a ‘'Jc^Jew ish lobby" Uiat p o rtra y s as s sinistersli rccognizlng Uie rcpnipresenlalives of terrorism In knows exactly what he h< Is saying: his ner- can’t write In a book entltntltled "T h e Use and JWisus( Israel. ConM quently, a s C orlerr rig;rigs the outcome any call ofor r Uie U.S. to honor Ils com m itmilment i to- • Uie working sessiorsions at Geneva, so that o ’ ^ vousness In ta k in g UiatIt stepsi w as revealed In Uie , : of Language.” )f thc Geneva conference wilhh ththe Soviets, he ' its only dem;mocratlcallyinUicMidcast. Palestinian politicalcal presence does not foree Freudian slip in hiss speechi to Uie United ■ ' joes out of his way lo insist Uiallal “"we do not in- Third, >vewe can lean back on those wholO lelean on Israel lo negotjale a PF a le stin ian slatew ^ J o h n so n s a y s : . . .theJ teachers te of English teacl-ach Nations, calling (or "UieJie le g itim ate rig h ts of Uie end to Impose a sctllemenl."■ He protests loo Israel. Tliele president ] has shown, aboves alloil else. That’s not rnuch,ll, tbul it puts our Arab-lilling English so poorly becauselU s e .. .they seem to confu«fuse Panamanlani—Oh, Pale’alestlnlans." Tiuch. how suscepeptlble he Is to pressure. NoJo t:better president on noticeB UiUiat Israel will nol accede to fie.teaching of grammj y o f E very step C a rte r takeakes Is to c re a te th a t sta le " ’1* imar with the teaching ol In the face of tlie "nol-new"" C:Carter Mideast exampleof of Uiat could be found in hislis ;aban- one man’s n^ion of ttbeir'needs for survival, if ______------or-V4MiUty’io r - i‘hom dan(landr^Tho-Isracliscannot ’ - -jTiting. (Few)-students-lts-leam to u se ia n g u a g e foi M3licy,' w h a r c a n supporters oof f lIsrael — and donmentof of Uic subject of human riglitsIlts 1 In his - Uic deck Is slacked1 at’Gat encva by tlie C a rter plan tolcraleit; tlie Saudisis anda Uie E g y p tia n s and (h e purpose of m aking highlyhl{ reliable maps of thc ipponcnls of Uie extension of Sovlc^vlct Influence- U.S.speechch on th c day Uic B elgrade confcim fcrencc to Impose a sclUemnent er Uial tu rn s Uie W est Bank oUicr m o d e ra te A rabsido do not really want It; Uic ' lo .to restra in a m issionary whose who; misguided opened thatlal was lo have callcd Uie SovliJovlets lo Into a Sovicl staginging area, Israelis will find a terrain of experience. PLU, a fte r ils d e fe at In Lebanon,I Is too w eak lo ;ea1 could lead to w ar? account. GrGromyko and Uie detente crowdiwd were great body of publicJlic opinion In Uie U.S. sup- demand it. But Carter:r is1 p ressin g h a rd for it, First, wc can call for an endid tcto duplicity. If liiglilycffecie c U v g ., porting Uielr refusalsal lo walk meekly to Uielr with thc cooperation of Uiet Sovicl Union, which ' :artcr has a deal In his back pockjockel he plans lo Counler-pr-pressure lo the new Carler• MMi irfcast doom. I F^fessor Johnson’s poirlointlsagoodone. undoubtedly wUl provideide lls arm s. ~i5?slcally..he’s,sayingg leacherst often fall to ex-e x - iJaln the essence of wrlATltlng Is to com m unicate: a t e _____ . anjexperience. ;------IBecause, as Johnson exfexplains: o m i n g ^' b a c k 1h o m e V ^ SrEffectlve writing Is a human necessity Ir hwaldjfantaci 'izes {^ythlng i-egarding a democraticdei culture... FFor o r uiien the people cannot adadequately speak or writerite Heartland ojof America ‘iggnored’ t^ lr language, there ariseis e strong m en to speak and w rite it for th em — a t tlienrlem .” I J ir'8 n o te : Ann K rellkam p, 35, wwas aa bora as 1 bruslied brusquijquely by a ll Uic oUicrs in " abouut Cartiter call a o d g(rew re lo Twin Falls. Sbe 1 eft tbetlie Itown, my mad scareh forjrsom s cU ilng (w hal?) Uial Ud,lntbe would lend me wtatllatlhadlostsoiongago: 0 • The Idaho Board of Ec 0 call new spaperm en in this townown and he miglit asman;any oUicrs of.ber gen6^Uondld, 1 Education sho'iild heed.tlie■tlie i^ed f o rlf i sm ile, a louch, a wvarm ar hello. bciX doing it alphabetically." 19508.S. She w ent to tb e a n d lived I Wprdsof both professorir JohnsonJ and Idaho’s owno w n : - “If. ltc-does.cflU ;i^e-said...tId. .still giggling.— 8. In 1W4, she can> e_h6m e^If ___ Lcame liome.ogalijaln^ondi6-mi-s«cprisc,J______: h o ’s ------:------~ — m tn ln g -flo n d a L indstrom .B othI teachte ers would sa y id a h o ’s •sliould I say you’re h e re ? " Qg weeks Ann will write a1 wweekly am not alone. ,'^'y6he Kcn.forexample,was.' In, and said wllh her ------ihat*hehad-“comthle h o m c to d ie .'’ - ; • - -- fte classroom.______speaking to a-^rl friend:------K I . I - 3 i-as wrong. And It look m e 15-ycri-yenrsto Twin Falls Is no10 cexception lo Uils trend, W A S H IN G T O N A\ fewf( weeks ago President ‘•How long has he been talking?ing?" I asked my ^ find UiaJ ia to u t. I a m a slow learner, Shari, for example,'le, who w ent lo Hollywood C ortcr called tw o Wasliaslilngton corrcspondenls. wif#ife. Andd yet,i in my youth. I was idcntifintlfled a s seven ye ars ago lo become a movie slar. 5 It’s a good suggestion.1. • Hedrick Sm ith o f Uie NewNe Y ork T im e s a n d Jack “ Aboul an hour." if th e sm a rt ones. Being " s m ar rt” t” , I w as T liree monllis ago) slislie w enl ba ck to visit h e r 'en’t Nelson of Uie Los AngeIgelcs Times, and spent a “That’sjast “ great," I said. "Thi"The President of . oneofll ; If teachers don’t know)w how to write and haven’ ny small parents. (Trailingig Iher ten matched suil- long time on Uie phonene explaining( how closc lie UicIhc United S lnles Is pro b ab ly t'rylTrying to call me suppos(oscd to leave home, leave my ; r m a rk on eases behind h e r. . . . ,.) And now I h e a r Uial |)een instructed in.howV tot( teach writing, sludenbe n t s ^yjis to V ice PresidenIit WWaller Mondale and also . amand all he can get Is a busy sig n a l.” lown,, supposedSI lo go nnd m ake m y mn slie has just openedned a new shop wlUi h er jvon’t leam much. how hard he. Mr. Cartiartcr, was working in the “I'm sure If Uie Presldeni was trying lo get Uiewor.orld. ; sm art ones all headed for colle:olIege - moUicr in her homeime town of F o rm e r City. : Many Idaho students5 alreadyal suffer from a lacll a c k Wliite House, yoiyou th e Wlilte House w ould Inlcrru]jrruptUiecall." Wes ir to tlic Wcsl Coast or "back EEa: a s t” - ' Illinois. our- When Ihe Presidentt ofoi the United States ChWi------‘‘•Well, td i him to ge t off." - e ilh er I Df w riting skills a s theie recent Sun Valley jour ___ . All over A m crictrica. we' in our 30’s a re ___^ ------^-^-a-newspap«rman4o-«x|;oxplaln-wliat4ioU-doIng.ll------—My-wlf«|t said-to-my son, "FlnisliilslLthe-call^Youi: ______and stastayed Uicre. ____. - Ba.lism-seminarshowed:—1:------'d ll's strange: even now'manynyln 1 my ^vlng up llie dre.jfeamsvof'our 2p’s and' m akes you a big m a n inUiistown.in t fatraUicr is expecting to getI oione from Uie A nd I generalration who sllll live on eitherlier coast reluming home. HoHome to Uie heartland of Since then every newspaper person has a pPresidcni." p { America consists of only San;an Fran- Amcrlca^hdmetoUi0 Uie_values w e U io u ^ l wii_ fanUisy lh a t h e o r shew! will ! get tlie nexl call from My f son said lo his girl. "1 havveto e lo hang up now. _ think / ) (or Los Angeles) andUdijlon1 fofdi r New bad lcH behind. Hoiiiome to where a person’s ------U iePrcsident...... M)My Dad Is waiting to hear• fromfrt President I Cily). They Uius ignore the heartlandlieai cliaracter is createdled In Uie h istory he o r slie I have lo confessi tlialtl I, too. have been • CaC arter. ..I’m nol try in g to ge t yoiyou off Uie line. YorkC /Vmcrica, 3000 • m ile ? - wide,e. When sliareswilhoUicrsois o v e r Uie years, dreaming about it. Inn itmy fantasy Jody Powell TliTlial’s whal he says. Ych, he has been acting a of An itisflcd with clUicr coasl - a and n d they Home to w lierc nolnot only Uic surface glitter goes Into Mr. Carter’sr’s office and says, “You mtlilUe funny lately, As a m a ile r-o of f 1fact, h e h a sn 't ‘Ussatj; often1 aiare — they can only Uilnk of m ovoving lo counts. Home lo.wl;-wljcre one cannot simply belter call Buchwald.d. He’s gol .11 all wrong b«been the same since W atergate." ilhcr one. Som e of m y friends in'Bin>E oston disappear in th e crowdcro when Uie going gets ------conceming-your poslllolllon-on-Uie-Uirec-mnrtini_. ‘■All • rigJil,’.!.! s a id .l‘cveryonele cca a n m a k e fu n o f - - .UieoUii San'Franclsco haw moved baclfc^nd.-:^rou0i.Home:-' baci •- _ lunch.” meme, but when the call comes IhrtUirougli you’ll bo - I from coast lo coast bur or fivelive times , in our rclum we . The fantasyhas-becoecom e so rea l lh at things laiilaugliing oul of the oUicr side; of your mouUis. ” we bring with us outside jBifr^sWcjm s many years. And many a art re still experiences, persp nnnra ntliftr------lowiifrtoabsorbr— — ------— ------0 --——------■ wonld w U > ayTJUroir.; i tffftxTDU ------r - pPresiai p ‘111 C jftu r:“ --- •n a tiv es.' . . Smalltowns nrc farfamous for Uielr stubbom “I don’l mean thatI klkind of call. Htrve Uierc ‘•Big mouUi. Do you hav e to Icllcveryone?".tell ( altema , you c an im agine' Uie kinkind of adlierencc to small-lalMown values. For their O been any froni a higli governmcnlgo\ official?’-’ "I think it’s kind of impressive,sive. If he doesn’t eration, Uio-klnd of-failure-1-f- I-f e lt- in ------intolerance of the~kcidnds'-of diyersitya city— ------“Why w ould a highrgovemment gc official want...... calcall by next whydon-LVPi bllng myself enougli lo comee oabacic lo allows. When 1 grew■ew up here, there was only f 0 tocallyou?" v mlmight relieve thc suspense." j - o 1 Fa lls. , living In Twin Falls. So it ____ '•Well, If you m ust knolinow I’m expccU ng to hcarJ------*- ‘-•No.way.-Vou don’t gel Uie.Puj.Pulilicr-Prize if______one black fam ily liv iwcmbairasslhgl'Alterall, Twaswos one of - w as quite a sliockk toti walk ihroug Chicago ^ from Uio P re sid e n t of UieUk U nited S ta le s." yoiyou call Uie P re sid e n t. Tlie onlyly waywi Uiey'll give th e “sm st art ones.’’ And we smart1 oneson all for the first time.. N'Now thal I’ve relumed. I ______Sliestarledlolaugli.-Li.,l______:____ IIIlllo you isilhccallsyou,’! ______lome, never lo relumBut ifIfw w t c w e rc - sec a few 'm ore biac)lack faces, bul hot many: "lfsnotajoke,"IsaicKlid angrily. “ He’s starting ©LosAngeles’rimiSS e ■ " ■“ '-Irfltor , ■. smnart. a v4iy did wc all follow each■ach oUier even now childrenn slosi p and sta r e as a black out so50 blindly, so'^iUiout question,in, sos like walks by. sheep?p ? These a re ilie kindilnds of Uilngs I nolice now. im reminded here, of how importp o rto n t'it a s l w alk down Uicsiic slrec l, sm iling, touching, P Public Ibroadcasti ting stationns ■ - rlo be “popular" during my hlgliIgli school5 saying hello. I seee th U e p rese n t realities, and • , d ay s.i. And I see now Uiat Uie eUeUile of I automatically comrom pare Uicm to th e p a st. I pc^ula:ila rlly slill held us during o u r•20’8.The 20’i cannot help It. laram one of those who has f can conntroversial1 news episiI b U i l t : onlydLd ifference being Uiat wc switchedchcd from returned, and I am.busyar sifting through p e rsoonal a popularity to IdcnU fyingpurourselves Ume. ( B y L EJS S IBROWN broiroadcastorrc^eclit. a sllvving in In populor (read "hip") placcilaces. Busy wonderingig who% I am, who yoii are. © N .Y .T lmjes e s News Service 9Wn e T has still not m a d e o deteiietermlnallon, on j cqj:amc home again; I did whatI ’Th’Thomas Wondering cspcclaxially, who wc are, all ^ NEW YORK - Publiiblic television stations in whc4i^icr to broadcast Uic progr,rogram, bul the* '- Wolfe'e saidi I sliould never do, coulduid n e v er .togcUier, asac o mTimunlty. m , . Qilcago, Boston, AUarJantn, St. Louis. Dallns. slal;lation«aid F rid ay Uiat 11 woulddproduceilsown p r • do. WhkVby? B ecause if I went home I would Have our experperiences ouUido merely ^ Miami and Detroit, am'among oUier major .cities, proirogram on Uie general su b ject,;t, oiore that would ■ ' ime a child again, becausc I wv asn ’i creatQd ri b a riler r betw be een Uiiui.4ill9sc who | ’ have reje cted a controvi■ovcrsial e pisode of "B lack- ©xpxplore whether It. is tnie. asOS "Block Per- reallyly ian adult if I did? Why? Becausclu se I w as have rem ained Khind?behl O r will our cnilslde PerspccUvc On tho New;ews’’on which tho heads of speipcctive'’ maintains, thatit NazHflm is , afraidid my old childhood reality woulc■ p ^ is u c k ____ vn1i»wilw>wpl(v>niiyl ------U>e Ku-Klux--Klim-,jB:i- .jn d c t h e - A m ^ c a n - N a ii— sigiligniflcanUyon Uie riseinthe UnlKJnltedStates.— — ~i —TT“~o:i97 1^, dcslroy me? Was my idcnlit;ility^Uial. .. .. Why are wc henicre. Hbw do wc see Uiis. j ■>arty..'ai inle'rvlcw gtguests’,' make racist and _ Thc T slaUon said it woidd make;ke liIts decision on shaky,7 , Umted^lolose? town. How slialWwe e a ct, w hat roles shall we antl-SemiUc remarks.5. carrarrylng the “Black PerspccUve'live" entry after j gaJ,!amc home, yes. For instead ofof m aking begin to ploy a s our gencraUoabcglns now, • 'YOU'RE FIRED.), S M IT H ! T V IN T O X IC A - Most of those stationsDns in New York, called Uic ' doiloipg Uie ffeld w ork w ith Its own spccial , mark' ^ on Uie world. I foundid mr yself . to Uike over A m erlc5rica. all.Uie sm all towns of T iO N r . T program Joumallsllcall:ally unsound and lacking in prvjrogram . ked. branded, numbered, no» iMgerI America. Who ororo ^wc a s w e b c ^ to sliape • editorial balance. Thehe Drogram was sent oul SlaUons S in Philadelphia, Was gnizod asTWiilked^dow Uie!_ jtr ^ re c t. I___.thcfulureo/,yes,c\;cvcnlhlsCown,Our-Town, ‘ vllnneapolb w ere - a m o n g -U io « on_Scpt..30.30_by UiciPubllc.Brofld-__ Mli 3 one of those faces in Uiose. croottds,m u il y--; 'TwirtFalls, Idaho.O.U.S.A. I casling Service, wblcliJilefHttothedlscrellonof I alnilrcady carried the program. I cyesfi): fixed forw ard, m y face frozen,1. a im ask, ___1 (each staUon to lel«!vls

\ Wodno •dnosday. Oclobor 12,1977 Times-les-Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho Z / ■ ' : I, Sovii e t s d esnounci l ■ ]d ‘ / SYRIAN Ambaisador ^ ■ 1 ^ ’;; ' •• BioBlowaffak AUaf told Um United fk m NaNaUoDS General Assembly “ ' u S ir i g h t s ‘s^1 h o w ’ Tucjday Uial Iirael Is "Ini' PLO9 issues wwarning pposing" a Middle Bast peaci . to polemics." U.S. COJ , BELGRADE. 'Yugoslavia lo review th the e 1975 Helsinki opposed I coadltlons "which It knows U>e U N ITED NATIONSINS tlJP Il — T he a n y peacpeace Uiat m ay b e concluded at Ui lan Thomas B. Reslon ^^gB -nps9ini at ' (UPI) - The ScSoviet Union 'agreement, Voronlsov V< war- spokesmai Araba cannot accept." Isrbel )nso,-Kaddouml said.------^ ;o-ar« wc. and-Uioro— ______;__Ealcslinc—Libcralloa-iiR-Organizalion-lias— oxpenso, ------dchoUncedTlie“TVcst-afthc— W ncdr—“T o-tr—transform —lhe— said.—’’So- has-b«lked-at-Geneva-laIlw ------iddouml spoke after lhe United Sla w a rn e d llia t llio Palestinians P can Koddoi f “ Belgrade canfere•rence loday. ■ Belgrade confeonfercnce Into an h a v e been Including repreaenUUves '61 have said before, and thi "dlsrupl" any Middleidle E asl pcace sei- noipdd Ul(Uic p l o w as not w as nol a s ta te : IndlrccUyaccusin(Ing Ui« United arena of jsychologlcal psyc war- "Wc ha the Palestine Liberation tlcAi<^Uclilcvodal(ticlIhelr expense. w-as bciibeing allowed td particlpotc In g on a human fare wouldi distort d the in- w c s a y aig g a j ln now. that wc seek OOrganixatlon, r but Tuesday era] Assembly debate under its sta rontallon here and we ag fojrouk Kaddouml.I. lheIhl equivalent pf liiC G eneral mda sJiow" as tentlons of: UieUk leaders who no confroi a g n ^ to'attend such.a con­ none." Rcston said. PLO!k foreign minister.Icr. told the »9-nolion asaUJI.U JI. observer. isychologlcal signed UieJ (Helsinki) (1 fin a l, ex p ect m feiference on Uw basis of a. wc do expcct is a General Assembly Tueiruesday there can be Wasliliaslilngton h a s said il will not hold ts a c t." "WllDt w "working paper’' negoUated* ______"n o pedcc without tlieIC Palestinians.”______wPi ith, Uie:Uic PIX3 until It recognizes Israel. •—why...tom« ------Dclcgalr-i-sae cnlH II Plr.ir thorougti*ti* review of Ihe Im- byOwUnitedStates. ■ }lo also said theithere can be “no • Kaddoiddoumi,- responding lo Isrt pcojlc Ing on a sliow Uie R ussiansns werew referring to plementattntion to dale of all ; of the final net" - Palestinians withoutI theth PLO" -o n ap- Foreign;lgn Minister Moslie Dayan’s spc over human rigliglits." Soviet Uic United1 States St. and olher aspects 0 parent allusion lo Israe!■rael's dem and that no beforere I lhe General Assembly Mond lations which have IncludingIg hum an riglils, — — —J . delegate Yuli Voi/onSntsov lold Western natio Jnited Stales criticized representative of his organization be warnedned the Jewlsli slate "lliat lcr Uie Soviet news agencya g Tass In sh a rp ly criticized crlt! alleged The Uni allowed to attend peaccacetaikslnGcneva. breeds!ds I terror ^ d Intransigence bre .. an interview distributed- dU to Soviet vlolatliilatlons of Uie ac- t h e So>oviet Union and Fresh riotinjng feared “The people ot Pale*alestine supported-by— Inlraosl;3Dslgcnce,” ------Wdslcmcorresponlondenls. , cords, CzccliosloSlovakia by name for the Arab people arc■ carcapalile of (1lsniptinf» L tim e al llie conference g U / - "W e should usese our lime for "Propagandfnndn and polemics “‘' ’S 'l! GUADALAJARA. Mexico outsiders ou lo visit the prison, esday, U,S, delegate (U p i) construcllvc' actlcIllons and not arc futile.’’VorVoronlsov saw. IPI) - Auihorilles fear new toltold officials all the cclls, Uior. luglies accused Uie two rlo lln j for the organanizallon of The U.S,i. dclcsation i Im- )llng may erupt today al the prprison's stores and workshopiii! unlsl counlries of Oblatc ...... propaganda sliowsW3,’'h e s a ld . m ediately issued issi an o„lel.l — )latos state prison where ^ wcrcloolcd.w< . Yemneni leadder slain In a strongly-woworded speech replyr ing wilh inlemutlonnl rival/al gangs| are still carrying , in violation of the knives WANTAOS<301 tosulls Vi'holhbi’i ; ch ief 25-nation mimecling callcd "Tlie_Sovict,.lel dele«a,l.n Is -»'> lives and pipes used In two Ouving. 1 soUina, Itaamtj. LONDON (UPM- -U Unknown assailants Thele ccouncil — North Yemen’s c kl pad, Hayslys Iof figtiting that killed at Of < hiring, ehccti Ci»ssi(ioas :utlve nnd legislative body — vowvo' ed , . liavef assassinated;d N orlh Y em en ’s executlv ^ • , le aSS114 s l 1 inm ates. k^enge" b u t-g a v e no details of ■ moderate leader. Ll. Ll Col. Ibrahim "reveng Visitors to the overcrowded isslnallons nor any Immedialelie In' Venya M oham m ed el Hamaimadl. who led the assassin Amnin threatenss attack on K •/ p ris-ison o i said looting and Itlon of possible suspects, HOW SHOWING " stra te g ic Red Sea natioiItion toward Improved dlcation image was widespread and . Kampala cadli-- JofnoKen ______— — rptatJonsTTtlfrSjnrfWmi • t hhe e radior brondcaste from Ihc NiNortli rNAIROBUJienjm ya (U P I) t-* broadcast,. K .STOtlla a l ^ m e of tJte-deockinmot5s - „ Hie All-dew 19J8 ^ cni copltal w ere m onitored In Lond' iroadcaslwasoneoflhe - In a string of bulletin bi radio an- Yeoenic indon. President 1 Idi Amin has Tuesday saidaid Amin accused The bro. ’ re m utilated, ' M I R C U R r ' arly today, the council bom belligerent agalnsl j"-' nouncemenls, lhe! rruling Command Early im . In threatened neighbhborlngKenya Kenya ofof being the most be J. Trinidad Estrada Salas since the Israeli rescue ‘ . Council that was headeladed by HamadI said Hamadinadi’s 1974 bloodless tokeovere r an- wiUi m ilitary actIctlon unless It ficncfauartcrsirs for Ugandan Kenya sin id Porfirlo Angulano Mcn- need 0 new council chairman. Lt. igcs at Entebbe Airport ZEPHYR ■•criminal rancorousus murderers” had nounced 't. Col. slops its “r‘m al'lcious exiles and saisaid Uganda can oflioslagc )za. doctors from the nad al GhasJimi, to "fill the vacui .. when Amin became ,’ sla in bolh the Jl-year-olir-old presldcnl nnd his Alimad . propaganda’'‘agalralnsl U ganda. tra in and a rmrm I K enyans to flglit m 19"C. ' unicipal medical scrvlcc by Uie slaying of lhe country’s “g: d by the Israel's use of THEISEH MOTORS . bro th er, Ll, Col. AbdulKlullah M ohammed cl le ft by t great maiongnndoftoften ramblinc lhe govcrameiiment of president angered I ho were among the first 701MAINAVH 7ia.770Q ------H am n d lr0 l0pmilltiirv-

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w ______■ ■ ______M- ■at-i llfllin ilfn P R IC E S G i i i r p ^a M D i i Kapeiuayh i EFFECTIVE;piioiini A. Ho pureu rc h a s e Is re q u ir e d to eienter. Eligible persons I fO C I.l I » K (Ish. B. Bitrants needI nnot be present^ to w h. > . can onlere r 01 ohen'oi they will t h r u ]lhle to enter. D. All priprites wlli be awarded, n C. Porsoni uninder 18 ore not ellglbl I the number of entrantnts. F. Register at any O CT. 1 8 t hI E. Odds oi wlnnnning will depend oa tl flclol Rules Is posted la.. ^ twin FAUS- Safeway StoreI listedI In this Adi A fullfu statement of Ofilc I JEROME- ■ □II 2 7 p o rtlc lp ootfaig t Sahwny StoresI oio n d on th e re v e rs e sld

M e a t P i e s APPUT^C ID ER — —MARISARIHE GREAT W nH MRIRS. WRIGHT'S DOHUTS REGULAR - q u a r t e r s S w o n so n ■ m i s 1 n M 4 4 4 . Hungry Mo" _ G allon J u g f 1 Pound Pkg, | I R D m C 16 01. p k g - WEEK! g 7 9 ‘ 'MMJi C h e r r y ' t f G O L DlEN I W EST II Y - 8 VE I G E f A B L E P i e s HLOUR iiiiR neP!PS in S I SIw e ! J U I C E (COCKTAIL SAVE OH ALUL YOUR BAKIHG Jo h n s to n A GREAT Ddl r m k ; a h y t i m e i UBI«BPS F ro to n . 2 5 4 b B og - neui 32-01. plot j BUBBpymBeB its i d 7 ^ Ja i WEEKS s M m 6 NEW FORD F I E S T A S ★ HU ------3 New CCrop Flavorfulul Sunklst

, . ATION DOES NOT NECESSARIy^niLY REPRESENT ACTUAL MODELMO TO OE AWARDED ONENINEW FORD FIElESTA Will bbe awarded eac^he week lor»r iHe next 6i weeks!^ for 1 - ir bit«r-Stor* DrawingI $ ts ^ Uuti Oult IF6ou®i and PEof!o«tB(wluiue J j G ^ r e e n F I o l i a g e Grape e by, Selloni, Zebi:e b ra , 3 9 9 (oi^otim or Polhas on ^ 1 6 , 2 0 0 a n t s Pole or Jade PlantsHI T.w dMfc. I In SA FE W A r —ClfrCeHilteaier

S i r n w bb i e r r i e s Y IB el-air Peie a s f C O R Om I n delta P o o r 'n B aM r Sllcod LET TISSUE I 0 0 SHEET R O U j d r x JP'TTr 03F**O JE IR l'.;.: ...... I 0 01.

' 7 " : ' ’ * 1 J l ) . t u ^ 9 9 I 'J^i, l O ^ ® COTTAM E ILUCERNE ' SAIl\FIWAY n w CHEE2ESE YOCURT^ HORNWEL SPAM I Honderful Fnilt Flnron Jach SafewaySl Storere will I _ Igcwwi - top, WWHh Fm» W , 2 P o u n d nto_0 the Madison Square ______PobHefltkma-oM^ow York glly, Tlie suits say nn od onJfTpapwcrtnc p ------R ew e Publ ^ ------^ G afdrden i Hall ol fame sold 11 lo Bold Enterprises of April Pentliousc issue gaveive the Impression which sold ' Tuesds d a y t b e MUi on Uial cn. N .J. And Bold used Ihc photo3 In • iawMNMM ; Ihat Ms. Benton desiredd menn lo use the Meluchen. ^ [ler and Uie first con- vhicli wos delivered to Penthouseuse device and Ihnl slie "desldesired men with on ad whicl nporary music peraonalily. : inrgegenilnl dimensions."i.-' fortlicA\p pril ril issue. ipnk>. iL John packed more fcly, Lambert Sludios, Reece • Ms. Benton saldJnJhesLe suits Ihe ad was McNeely. m 140.000 screanUiig fans tions ond Bold-Enterprises were seen by friends jind reinrelatives’and'her Publication- O jhe Garden last ;war_ niong w ith Penthouse In tho suil. r^ulQtlon wns damaged.] nam ed nioni durin;ring a o^w eek stand. ■» -

H o m e t o Mw n gives helelp to R osaa

• of the bus in 1955 and challenged DETROIT tU P n - Ro&Rosa P a rk s, who Uie r e a r of t stale segregallonlaws. Her arrest sparked the Montomery., AIAla.,j bus boycolt city nnd stal xl blacks Uiroughout ihe city to 22 years ago. said Tuesdayday she was sur- prompted b Uie bus line for morc thon a yearc a r prised to Icani her homelowlown friends hnvc boycott Uie jparnte sealing laws were heldeld . — ^------Iniinched a campaign to) rnrnlsc $50.0(X) for until sepan ilutionnl by Uic Supreme Court, h e r.' unconstilutii ampalgn started Ihis weekend ot " I am nol having nnyy dlrecl’financinl di Tlic camp - m / r jlng of Montgomery City Coun- trouble," she said. "Someme of my friends Uic urging ler’s brutJality F LuUier Oliver, who»nld..".The time ials fathe artter this year. 1 cUmarrLuUi ather fin£lally reve gave me some money earlti - . Mo due Ihat we. the people of Mon-Ion- cnn appreciate someone thlnkingofme."thin is past due Alabama. Flynn said.. led Uie moilier of tgomcry^he/,helpoursaint,Rosa.” refused lo waive reasons for theIhi m any m oves. b e h inn d d th e H a g a m a k e r I'’ Ali Mrs. Parks, often called CHEYENNE. Wyo.0. (UPI) — Ilagamakerrefu: The m a teria l Uioughl relalcd It,refu sed lo s l la t rom Alabama In WyomlnfIng they lived in a residenceence, Uicn c re m ated Uie The Ihe civil riRhls movement, n Tina Ann Haganam aker’s extradition from Uie cose was undergoing an appearance small, whlle-te-tramc house on a remninsins aboul tour, months to ,Ui —I ------bcadng-dMUwtatajaisccccU oc___ Tuesdny_ln_nn_ S o rA to ^ n n ly sfs,..------laglstrale Tn dirt roadn u s l—oatside ------Utor,.-Tlic-Tl«iiagamakccaJeILUie__ifll»I f l almosi Uirce years.J. Bul la st b e fo re a m a g i . and was or- Cheyenne’s cityci limits. Here. Gicyonnccnne a re a In the sum m er i p p e a r a n c;e e p ro test^ . week her mother■ went lo Dccnlur. /\la.. ar .A nita’s a] without bond the compiplaint against ofl975,ai5, auU iortliessald. ______auUiortties and revc.vealed the dered held witl reatrncnT i5 W yoming and who Uiereaftciftcr became III and AulhotIhorilies in Cheyenne (Boxers Si w Hwg : Larry. E. Hagamalnak(3r. 32. said. Besides Wj ’ also reportedly complainedi ot i dizziness nnd w ere contacted co Ocl. 4 i»y camc one month aafter his Alabama, Ihey als. Isiana, Oregon, died." M ichlael ael Mocbcs, Morgan t 3 S C a r t e r marriage to B E renda lived in Louisiar DJ's lOUNQE : I l l i n o iis s ch ief rap s d Arizona. The It cliarg«rges Hagamaker Countylly attorney, : alter Mrs. Twin Falls — • HagamaKer. the victim’s Tennessee and A vorce. slieflff declined!d to discuss Uie burled th e body b( under a shed Hagamalimakcr made her report ^ an people cynical, Illinois Gov.lov. mothcr.endedindlvoi ; CLEVELAND (UPI)n - President American j R. Tliompson, a Republican,:an. Carter's failure lo ennicnact Ihe broad James R. i promises he made duringIng his successful chargedTmIT ucsday niglil. ;n h a s left th e * presidential campaign Gamg gathers's for furnleral ome Dine a t. g ^^alls lublic to u rs ind-lho-bikers-look— ( ^^otr-UittIpr-i\'pir-Manageme. o u ; N i x o n ai j p p r o v e s p u ______CO\^lNGTON..Ky.-y.-iUPI) - many-drank-beerleer and smoked— lowcred-and ivcllng dirt over It n |||| NU • Som e 200 m otorcycycle club mariluana;----.------luma.shovc' I I I I I C D C GREAT NEW MENL lurch servicc, a until it wass covered.ci Uiniin n iln O . Served lromS:30tlOtoll:OOP.M ------■ ! , SAN CLEMENTE. Calif. Cali (UPI) - Tuesdayly NNbcon h a s approved lo u rs of' lli gang members fronom several After Uie churc f-moloroycllsls In a final;al acl of Uie funeral. ■ ;! Former President Nbton.n, who^ h a s lived office buildjulldlng and related a re a n e x t to lil sta le s galliered inIn n orthern procession o t - n H olston's cask e t from whicliich re p o rte rs w ere U jK l ; $ 2 ” ; ’{ Uicllfcofarecluseslncelils:hls resignation in home ns p a r t of the city's SOth b lrth d a Kentucky ’Tuesdayly for the .accompanied Hoh IISINESSMEN'S BUFFET.., 5 Cemetery in Ft. barred, mermembers ot Holston’s _ '•{ 1974, will olldw public bus bui lours of the , cclebratioration. Tickct snles from the toutours bizarre funeral of: ll Iheir slain toSl.StcphcnsCei The casket was gang firedIslio si ts Into Uic closed . - SERVED S tj FROM KOON TO 2:00 P.M. THRU FRI, formci^'Wcslcrt'WIUtellouHouse" onFcb.'26------wULflnancilanccHic.cclcbraUpn...... ______..... comrade. Robert E. "Moose" Tliomas. Ky. The d N a iin a g , ...... gravo. ■ - - f — ■Fhe-€l»mlw>c-^t-fjirnmmprPP Snif ______HnlMoii. KenUw'Ki O >ue 0 < K i O O — MOVi10VIE: 0 - »"'< ' O - N ew i T h o Giri Coilad HatterirFoV‘ Fo 10:30 P.M.M. I d a h o T l O .uiv — Fight Ao'oin:gainst O 'ed — HawaiiI FIvoOFl _ , O "JW O OVB O1 ' iii® O » 0 O > u t 3 ( D -■ NovNovo Tonight «D - Grandd Champion FFA Beeeef, . , Id _ O HV0 o — OfoaoniTfoij Tra ,. 0 ._— _M 0V1E: 'I o j’ ...... 9:00 P.M., Champiflion 4-H Lamb and PorliPi Gt««' St«t«k,•8ky ond ' la O u o O > u i o ( D — Oroi ly, S a tu rd a y a n d S u nid d a ay I jQ Porformences: Ssiomo Friday, ...... J . O >ivs Big HowaL ili . - €»■■»-TBA. - - CD — Botty White 1 0 : 4 B P . MM .------J i r T l i e W Q - Gunsmoko» 6:30 P.M. 9:15 P.M. TONITEATr — - I 0 « ' v . _ TBA 1 1 : 0 0 P .M.M. 7 U 5 a 9 ; 415 5 S |. o - w ild Woridid (Of 3 - Dick G A L A or Animal* 9:30 P.M. 1 1 : 3 0 P .M o m *"• . f f l _ All in tho Fomily'i'V • 0 > tC ‘ — MOVIE; T .D i nn i n g R o o 9:45 P.M.- . Signgn Off • - • ------. O - N a w i 0>t!D — Captionoimod A B C i Q j f ' ^ i o n - I 10:00 P.M. •; 7:00 P.M. were Ihe M 0 ‘t o 0 t u w 0 a.wi 11:45 P.MM C a

__ ; i ^ o ™ . O ; ™ . o „ r _ ingforcc H . ^ C a s i n o of alltime^al 1 “ I NOWTJT H R U O e T - l1 ^ ^ ------—STACI »ENTERTAIMMEN1■ N T . . . ^ id they i ______obebeyed H 7:30 P.M. G et “ S0«INS OF THE PIONEERERS” w m V v . bututone 1 7 lunatid-, B ^ 2 E N C H I t AADA In Joackpot, Nevaradal iN-TBRENaHIU. H genehack^n- :i : : [ i l u A SUPREMEfES It will1 be served as ... - -fA C O :s, ; HOVIEIIIDEFORFAMIIES 1 9 . P>rime r Rib, Steaks, Rc(oasts, Baked Hara m , Riiibs with sauerkrccraut, THE SdiElfcnQN U ff^ IT A U ! and Hamburgerr' ' .-----— — l i t i w o f i HIHEWORLDSgJI i ^ i 3 I A C 0J ! S 2 ar M o n d ______" ■ WHHIWOOSlscouideiJH in iB I il i f f * AtFRegular Priccc e s!! KM h 1 9 9 : lEEEIECSBBSn l M l H V CBMii

- <59 Blue'ue Lakes Blvd. North Wedncednosday,0c(oborl?. 1977. TImes-les-Nows, Twin Falla, Idaho 9 ’ '

■ T h i s f i r e h3 u g r e gg u l a r l y r ^ ' T I H b u rr n s o f ft m o u ni t a i n s i dd e s — -WILLOW-S.-Cx,-Calif.-(UPn ------nearly allot1 of nature’sereeplng.— swirlingrllng swaths,-crushlngand— Uic-n'ien‘'drlGs-Uie-twtgs--ln~a— ~ BillTliomton,SO.i,SO.I.salirebug. crawling andt nylng things snappinpping all vegetation in Its mlcrilcrowavc oven and re-w cl^ • ' Husclsdrctoi J to mountainsides Uirlve bcciccausc of. his small paUi. Ihenlem to leam Uie perccnt of • In Mcndocino0 NiNational Forest forest fires.cs. T hhe e uproolcd, drying mol:lolsturelnthcbrusli, -ond-Uie flamc£ imcs_blllow.liun-,' Every tlme.hc.liglitstir up_hC-^-,diapanparral Is scl--alirc,_but...... - jThat’s--Lhe l ; sccret-of : — r d red sn f feet IntbUieair.Into '' 'docs it with Ith the’loinl blessings ' (»causcausc of corcful planning presrescrlbcd burning. Ihcy say. But fires usu a lly bum of Uie U.S. -h J k S. Forest Service, his andI dodosely w alching Uie al- ut Isis done In winter tim e, when L ^ i z v . 2 ^ ___ -acro'i^.only.ahoiabout aa ae^^s nf— b o w s In the nF&iG_Lu,;n.—mosplKspheric—condltlontn— iho ■ ■ tiic diaparral ihcnhen snuff out of county gov’ovemmenls, sports- cruslied shed vegetation will bum wiH;vilh m oisture and Uie selected .« ^ their own accotccord, exacUy as men groroups; land and onlyas y a s far as Tliorn,ton ond his bunlum area Is drier lhari brush r , J M planned. livestock: owners,O'. helperspcrs want, abo’ibovcandtwlow. j “Dense bnisli\isli Is a biological Tliomtonon Is llie "torch" on Presi ‘rescrlbcd burning oh • "U we were to bum In July ...... i desert,” says”*y s-T hom ton,-c5r-— Uie .iGS-sc-square-niilc Grind- Grinds! ndstone Project has b w n so _' il’djc still 1)0 going," said P a ii . plaining how' lirelircs can serve as stone Projtoject, a pllol program succcss ccssful in the four years MciiIcischke, resource officer for ' > scienlKic landand management' using'"prt prescribed firo as a . sincecc itsi inception lhal the thehe Emdnoclno Forest, ;■ tools. “In cl, ffire breaks the manageme m enl tool" In llie Coasl prncliciiclice will be expanded inlo somomcthing of a firebug ad- :J . dormancy of o f s o m e f ir e Range Moi>Iountains of northern Uic 50,000-acre 50,( Slonyford Soli voc£ocalohimsdf, • - sequenceplants.ints." Glenn andind.souUicm Tdiama Conseriservallon Districl early Thc n m ethod Is a success, be - W k I Miners Iclltlelluce, monkey counties. nexlU Jyear, Tliomlon said, sal laid, and government I , ; 'A flowers and Uils Uilsllc, lo name a • The chapla p arral grow i ta ll and Stonyfcnyford I.s a combination of rep•cprcscnlatiycs from ' few, will lie dondorm anl fo r y e ars, thick In UieUn Grindstone until It landsds Ii In C dusa Counly owned aus\uslralla, South , Africa, until lire brealireaks open Ihelr crowds oul oul most oUier ifvirijf by , privatepri individuals, Uie p='rancc ra and i^oSt of th e i| seed pods and cleans away Utings. S(So Tliomtort burns Forestrest Scrvice, BLM and MetMediterranean countries — overgrowlli io al io allow Ihe tender "holes" in Uic choking brush, DF&G.■&G. ' inclndudinp, Greece and Spain, >| w ^ m green slinotss th'their day In Uie enablingI youngj green shoots Tlionliomton works dosely wllh tiavlave come lo California In the »! sun. Grassess growgr like never from oUieIhcr plants to gel a DelI John.Jol Forest Servlcc fire pas?asl year for a look at Tliom- I* before sliortlytiy afler the fire toehold, m annginngemenl officer In Cor- . ibn'Ion’s fIrcs, Wlicn they go home m em bers die oul. Rare bushes Blgyeltc;ltow tractors hired by ning.Ig. vwho sam ples the brush i}k>' W Llicy lake back proven theories . V bloom. Deerir f; fatten on new Thorntonn pull| a 150-fool chain for moisture me conlcnl. Before ofDf ilire and.land-managcment '} m browse lliatt pcpopr-up-wilhin wltha2'^.:-l |,i;-ton w ater-filled bnoj— onCTr'Jtr'Tliornton flrc’’^ohtr'r'.for(or appircation^ ln'"lheir m ■ . weeks. attachedi loli the end across the measui:asurcs Icmpcralurc and coucountries. ' 1} f Tliomlon, a 2i20-year veteran ridge topops. Thc tiuge ball humlcmidity from hydro- -______*! ^ . w llh Uie Califi'a llfo m la Depart* ' ru m b les> downt Uie hillsides, thermr SELL SELL SELL, lhai's all we '] :rmagraph stations. He cuts do j C.lll us today and lol us holp U l l ii-and.Gam&-6oyfi— draiiginE-E-thc chain-ln-great— bnr:h-: -yiSirTJJTOITimc^NgwJ----- ^

itm /iM .______* ie w ~ ShowN For ^ 1977

THEY don’t buildbu "spldermobilcsV like Uiey ' used to. Dougltiglas McCullough, 10, visitin g D ea rto m , Mich.,:h., from his home In NewvlUe, P a ., contcmplat4lates a 1901 "Spider Electric Raccr.'"nicraclricing ca r, designed by A .L. R ik cr, i S p id eBr i racer made Intcmatlonlonal headlines Nov. 16, 1901, a t \ \ « Uie Long Islandiid Automobile Gub race meet ------;------wbcD It-hrokee thetl worid's-spccd rocord-for electric v ^d esIcs by reaching a speed o f 57.1 miles per hour. y \ I K ii e d - ^ “ - t t fFailuree to labelsLsleepweii^ar rappe s ii

^ — l^ THCCff.------more elflcicnl meansns to help Bylnglon said Uie U P enney i K y WASHINGTON =- The he Eckhardt also criticizedizcd a s co n su m ers 'decide nowIOW wtifcli plan was slrlcUyJy voluntary \ Consumer Product Safety ety insufficient a volunlaryy piplan apparel to buy. Thcrhe com- becausc Ihe comrrnmission has < CommlssJon drew • w by J. C. Penney, Co. to supfsupply m ission had voted down)wn such a issued no ru le s on Fi■ Fryol. ■ » congressional fire Monday for Infofmatlon to cuslomcomers movelastApril. At M onday’s healearing. Rep. . failing lo require labeling of about whicli g arm ents mljmlglit. As for Uic notlccs, EckliardlE( Andrew Maguire, , ED-N.J., also M cniidrcn’s slecpwear treated led be trea te d with Fynjl FR-2.R-2.0n ( -scld customers aree usually called for abosolltion of - with thc suspectcd carcinogen jen Friday, Penney agreed lo py c ---P.rP.ycf^spfppwrJincs.______)yOemanO’ ' S C ...... loxlaemlsslons,.______'I i'‘ni-TOu-nre p.cr.i0c0'wm lowc-rccrw,5rw.C05'"."‘ ■ ■ Vy" wi-t)y tfOuCing iho quulily ol caiU

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C H A R mrv AUCTION JlyoufcGl'yiil'you have too litlle knowledge. M eleK . to tiiatiiak'olhe best choice... '6:30 p.m. ThTHURS., OCT.13f LLET u s HELP - JEROME f=/FAIRGROUNDS Salei AI t : . ______J-_ Sullivai/ans Music JEROMME, IDAHO ______^ T h eMlAusic i Center - _ ' Ail proceeds to-fh-fheShrlnar's^ ------n C i^^(rasoscntffTiy-fReE'copyDr' 1______-THE DCDOLLARS & SENSEOF HOSPITAL»LCAFIE- 1 YM CAA HospitaMor CrippppladChildren— ;—^ bndtheShrfneBuBurn C enters. - ■ - - I -• • - “ r R o y a1 l Record^Jerom F AOflicsj ------1 Save-I\/-MbrDrugs (Buhl iicalliirli i n l l l e n t H O T l l If you w'OuId o u liko to holp^'ploQsoISO ______bring any itioni^ yo'you-moy wish to donotb] t o Ctly ■ . Stale CSIBocookstore to the Auction (or «*ii6 Tw»Uic»iltni or Coll 324-22S2 or 324-2 4 . Ck iiunoHoiMii M e rcI's 's Dept Store (Bui J ___ . ^P.O Eki*74a2 .DOM.kmU i M aVc’s;'s ’Music (Burley) Tlie E ntirei Fam ily!!! 10 T/inos-Nows. TwinFjItFairs, Idaho W ednesday. OcloBo:oB cM 2,1077 1Probers confirm( - l y l M®c Army losses gear IONAL W^ATHtH SERVICE FOROREC a ST to 7AM EST lO - O • NATION y - 7 7 N a t i o n a l Id a h o 31 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Itt charges ot widespread W n v v m tootook a five-m onth investigation1 pilfcragcatsomebascs. Fuller > < pc ' Ternim peratures K » l r to find out what every GII said il w as unknown how many Temperature‘ SEAHLE M lealearns early In his military/ of the sliortagcs w ere caa'y>d Klgb Low Pep. — ------carcer - Uncle Sam Jocs(\’t_l_by_theft.6 .... Total lost or stolen equip­ No shortages of weapons, C2 :!0 Bism arck 43 31 .... m ent m a y be u-orOi $1I8.5i which arC' kept under tiglil —5^ — ,C5 46 / — S d w i r — — M « 25- ...... - B o is e ------m illion, according to Uic' Ar-. ’■ securllyconlrols.sliowwlupln ■■■ W 32 • / ^ j4^ — Boston ' GO 51 .06 tmiiii-ii w my's Inspector general. Ser­ the Inspections. Fuller said Fnlrfidd filni If, SANFflANCISI'lOWi I I J______6C 41 .12 _ . , GranRcvillc Sii■M :i2 - / s, - Charlotte3------68 56 ....------D i(cs e ------»rof me missing items on the! Items, sucti as tlcld jackets ^ \ Uagorninn MCfi 29 V 1.0SANQEI O iicago . blackmarkct, officials said, and hand tools. OVELIST Mncklnlay '’'J ilomwlnto WW 25 •• ^ ------Cincinnati3tl' SO M !oi NOV Ll. Gen. Marvin D. Fuller’s! “You Ju.*>t don’t steal a tank tor. 73, fam e d for his Idaho Fiills 56.56 2.'i I Clevelandid 63 39 .05 K antor Investigators staged surprise! for very long," hc said. C5 27 ' _ 3 0 .0 0 D allas 69 37 .... hlstorli)rlcal works about tbe Jerom e predawn Inspections at 1161 "Somebody’s bound to notice." KimlHTlv 03 D enver 57 30 .... Civil1 War, died of heart J" ^ • 10W£$TT TlTIM »I«AIU*ei ..... company-slze units in theI F u llcrsa ld th e black market Kuna '* Cf) ------DesMolncs.nes. . ,40 W ase-ia-a Sarasota,-Fla^-._un, U w islun 59 • ORLEANS MItUIWl D etroit -United-States, Eurxjpe andI a wartlmc~tn5Tltutlon~= ■ i 1 :j; . nursln,;lng home Tuesday. He o.. McCall fil 30 J4 / V • / , V ' I>utulh South Korea. Missing was anI flourislies today, in thc'Unitcd a 1956 Pullticr Prize for M oiinlaltiliiiini' M 1 i£OENO------1 E ureka G8 4B .... w n a avcrage-of 6.5 per ccnt of theI- States Ihrough pawnshops dersonvUIe,” an account P a n n a fi*II m Fairbanksks 48 31 .... "Andei items for which the units hadI. where GI’s peddle equipment I Pocatello 61 92 56 .... of thle e Confederate( prisoner of - SNOW responsibility. fora fe\^'extra dollars. Preston ■■’2 Helena GO 30 .... w arcaicam p. p Ruport W ■ Honolulu.J . 87 7C .... Fuller told reporters "There's even a black : Salm on WSS ^ [23“°“'"'^'I'>-0W - •• Iridlariapolisoolis ‘ ■ 55 40 .01 ------Tu(■Tuesday th e flgurcs,-applled toI market'in Colorado Springs;"— So(laSpriii(:>' •*>:.5.'- 22 UPlWEATIEATHCR fOTOCAST ® J K ansas City S3 35 .... ththe e A rm y a?, a whole, indicate *^ld Fuller of the community Wesl \cllow.'ilone 111HI 111 Las V egasa s 83 56 .... 1 - , I • a tltotal of JU0.5 rtillllon worthI jocated near Fort Carson. Los Angeles of equipment Is unaccounted ’•Tlicy sell sleeping bags and Louisville :::: F rr e e z m g - M emphis.3 . ■ CO 42 .... for. ba ckpacks to m ounlalnecrs." . ^ J I M iami 86 76 .... TJiat Is about 2.3 per cenl of M ilwaukee(CC 47 40 .01 the Army’s total equipment Ideaal harvestn condituIons previ MinneapolisMlis 43 33 .01 1 Ce a d i n g s Inviinventory of S12,5 billion. NOW SHOWING New Orleanscans 72 58 1.63 Inspections olso turned up ■ New Yorkrk ' -62 S6-.... -m » TtieWI-llBW 1978 . . N orth Plottc equipment that the units' MERCURY O aklandr i 12 ■ hi'it Texas s;slioUIdn’t h av e had. F or the Twin Falla, N orthside, Burley-Burl peratures Tliursdayly Iin till' m ove well northrth into the M agic O klahomla a CCl ity 63 35 .... eentire n t Army, It would I Riqwrtoreo: m iddle GO'S. Frld.iy’sSI)Utl(H)k out I.s V alley. O m aha 48 29 .... B yUUnited n Press IntemaUonol rep rese n t $89 milllonv^Fullcr ZEPHYR T------Clear—.Itui— oii/gjij,______Falls______llorvosllngQg c o n d itio n s Polm S prlng'rings 97 f» .... Fre(reeling temperatures .M/d...... ------~Twin-Ft blcs 89 48 .... penctr;itrated the nation's mid- ' ^ . sunny anil m ild Tliurwlirwi.iy, Syncpsls: rem a in near petperfect,' how ever. " "Paso Robles Army brass ordered lhe THEISEN MOTORS sters should note P|illadelplilaphla M W .... section 701 MAIN AVE. E. 733-7700 ; Overnlglil low Icm pcraluralures Fair weather continue Ion today, reaching as far jnvInvestigation following Tempera.atures h as Texas but the eariy I. • n e ar 30 decrees. liiRliI icm-lc the Magic Valley with P lt^burolipi, ” S s ' ■ ^ peratures Thursday crfT :lu n r-co ltl------perutuii'i> aieT-dropplnff-tnto------PSHIaMTMc 1 Friday’s outlook is forr Iilliltie nlglits. but early m orning M ax M in the-JO and 45 deglegrec range. P ortland.l.O Or re, 72 40 .... MIdwe:west dissipated. ■osl and freeze warnings ; change. tem peratures genelencrally yesterday 63 27 T h e extendc(ded outlook for RapidCityity ' 50 23 .... Frosi ff 92 sa .... w ere 1 HaUcy, Cam as P ra irie , lower lov rem ain below freezing.ng- U s tY e a r 58 31 F rid a y throviglvigil Sunday is Red Bluff J issued fo r portions of 74 .... N ebra; WoodRlvcrVaUey: These conditions area re being Norm^il 6'J 37 m ostly dry williith n e ar seasonal ^ raska. Iowa, Kansas, •ong high Soil temp. 63 45. te m p e ra tu re s . auri, Oklahoma and west ! C lear and cold toniKjnlght. caused by a strong - fiSl1' S M :::: sunny and mild Thursdiirsdav pres.sure area over;r tlthe In- p e ra tu re s willI b e 65 t o 70 and s t.U u i s; 55 36 .... Texas.as early today. 0 > Q ^ Ovemlf;til lows will Iw In tthe termountain region,1, tlth at Is overniglit lowsvs rnostly in th e - S alt Lakoe Cl 38 • ...... T rail■ailing th e front, galc-force m iddle 20's and hlfdi lem-' tc causing Incoming .slor.storms lo 30’s. San Diego|o 75 GC .... windsIs laslied' western Lake SanFrancIsciclsco 75 S3 .... Superlijrior, prompting storm Seattle gale warnings over most Spokane T'— o ftheCe G rea l Lakes, Showlowers w ere sc attered over r g x a ..Great Lakes, bringing >W! / Fedeeral judgge tries I(Q test biaas charge s o mle e snow flurries to h wo ’ Michigligan but rain to rpost FRED) IO C H I J l o therr places. Storms thal SAN FR/\NCIS*CO lUjp Pl) i) - retested by blackk p:professional black children1 InIr such clas.scs white middleddle class youngsters. brougliiglil snow to th e upper W W O RKIKSHOP th e U.S. D epartm ent; of JJustice psychologists, they the s c o re d — a n d althougli Afler six years igli blacks com- But he salsaid they fall to Midwe;i«st Monday and Tuesday __ WATERCOLOROR OR ACRYLIC U 1-Judge— iniQ— iiic -p ro c c e d lnigs-afr-a— g s- from-l7-to-38 pointsnta hl^icr.-As— prised-o'nly-9 perier cent of-school — mcasurc*at)l■abllltjrto-Icani-and— disspipafcd. fs conducting a trial‘al to jriend of tlie court,)urt.- The a result, U.S. Dlst)lstricl Judge population, theycy accounted for are especialecially Inappropriate Rainilns also fell In the ircsenl-lts— Hobert-F.-Fickliar OCT. 17,f,i8& i9 r ______determ ine II s ta n d a rd IQQ.tests— ti govcmmenl-wlll-prcsc liam.issucd_a_:25..pcr..cent..of_of_ttlc_educnb!e, _ for childrenrcn ib t poor '■vhltcs.and___ Soulliclicast _ .f ro m _ lh e .. lower___ arc so culturally biased,^d,they t ovmwltnesscs. temporary orderr bbarring San • retarded, m inoritieses withw many cultural Missis;>isslppl V alley tlirouf^i the wUdly mlscvaluatc blacks.:ksand trial, which:h - opened Francisco from ememploying the The first olI ai long llsl of differences:cs from the middle AtlantIntic Coast froni Florida to VAtlEYl'GAttERY olhermlnorities. Tuesday, stems Irom■om u 1971 standard tests. e x p ert wilncs.sesses to testify was class. NewI Jersey., The heaviest IAN, IDAHO 1 ------T lic casc-lnvQlvcs plnccir ;h all ol six_____ In 1974. Peckliatliam Issued a Asa Hilliard, deiJean of education Jo a n Cond ccmtOlt___ inwsu ll aicatcties of niglittim c fog ' 1 0 P . m . ' general useof llie tests.V ,, mentally retard^'’^l" on • l l i e ' wlio w ere deemc;med po.sslbly tests really■ imeasure the basic conicontcntion Is that Ihc werefie form ing along th e I’aclfic This possibility has broibrouglit basis of sta n d ard IQQ tete; sts. retarded.T hc slatilate had 5,700 achievementss expected of disproporlloDrtlon of blf.cks a m ong Coast,st, but mosl of the nation’s mTIONS EARLY Wlien the childreIdren' were .themenlalljtally retarded does nol skies,:s, swept c lea n by the latest MAKERESERVililablo at tho G allory resu lt fromom faultyf IQ te sts, c o ld fr Waterr offers mnaj or eneergy souiree I front, w ere fair. 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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)iPI) - fusion to generateIte more plants." wastes'’ andI ihey ll inlierenlly |T i | . A federal ofllclol says "aa trulytr electrical power is bein g As a .re s u lt.- Klnter Ki said. have a low pmprotjabllily of ac- , J ! l V0 0 VER Inexhaustible energy sourcQUrce" .c a rrie d out In Inlwrato.ratories at utility firms whichlich have run cidents. ______cfin_casllyj:.t>e_dcclvcd_Jn'fro m . OakRldee-Tenn.;-Llvei-lvennor(»,— Into-public—resist.iistancc - over------Ik'scribing-tl-tiie-progranv-as— ___-A-T- ~ f i K TWINFALLS plain water. Calif,; Los Alamos. N N.A .M .. and safety fea rs willI gigel a'major "the new orderler of things” and /\ I Edwin.Kintner. dlrrcto'r;to'r of Princeton, N .J., andind at an two'.st "In siting amand licensing vastly cheapeiper than other xJL UTIMN- — — 4 1 ------the U.S. Departmentnt of Industrial firm,- General Ci when comparedI "with either nuclear power’er’plans, Kintner ' Energy's M.ignetlc ' FusIi='usion A to n iic .o fL a Jolla.CCalif. alli fossilorfisslonplaniIants." said fusion rcncinctions in pla sm a O A 'on, said T uesdayy Ithe He snid plants using>ing fusion Kinter said fuskLislon is "en - — lonizc to rrelca.se vironmentally attratractive" and "energy souources of the n..:uial1y In w ater, also» ccan enormous amounts of energ)'( yields nocombustioi;tion products. universe in our oui sun and the help overcome lhe protestsesls of — are preferable to elease fewer other stars." ^t^a^C^^ Its reactors^ "rele cnvlrotuncntallsts. bccauscuse il . reactors, which in can lead to reactors wllhIh lessi( splitting of atoms to a solid radioactive waste. thesameresull. - ;.J i Deuterium has atoms: twicetw; '’Fusion plants wil k...... Custoiom tlie m ass of ordinar>- liglil ll| contain plutonium or l | '...... D c s i g i hydrogen atoms and is usedised In m a te ria ls w hich mu; gncd g1 tt nuclear reactions. .safeguarded to ,pr I ...... Housei C It "can be easily extraciracted diversion for clandi from ordinary water" and is 'nuclc.ir weapons,” 1 ...... Plans!S . th e prlma'ry luel ot fusion,on, " a Sjild. ____ truly Jnexhaustlble _,ener.'nergy,___ Jle said the.smailiTiT a m m in t ,, _ . ' source." Kintner toldold a of solid radioactivewaslivasle-will * •li.*.l.ll. ASSOCIA1lTES------scientific sem inar. mean a decreasec Inli th e r e a - - - - - ; - — residential designers N o. 3 0 5 • 0 - f Klnter said urge,•ge,nt radioactive dose to the public development of controltrolk'd in comparison lo0 fissionf 7 3 4 - 2 4 7 8 - 0 V 4 4 E ' ^ ■ 1 hoove)ver canister vacuuium R IS on 0 cushion ol oir, supercr sizo to n q>. b a g ., oil stool conistor, comploloo ’wi)h otloch- its,

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M easuring filledled ;a pan m ad e of welded handing har out pieces to all wlio \ otlier■ \w ays, it w as 4,59fi steel*1 p lates w llh 2.500 pounds were wei willing to donate a dollar or m ore to iwo local chai;iti,ea- pounds aand yielded 15,111 ofdouidougli, too gallons of water, or i s aflcr Amato ^ ( 1 iJ Wrist i radio0 telepho;m es --E' "- d p i - V - .V ■' ■■ I , ; ^ I » ‘e d i c t e d within 100 y e a r s 0 N cwv^iouse |i' News Scrvice of opcoperation, wllh attractive ■■ IINGTON’ - Witiiln the inlercserest on the investment '' ' - ' . v’. years Americans may beingIng i returned cach following ^ 4 A l>c tolo walk inlo a depart- year,ar. w m f ore and for alxiul Sio "Thi•This is an opportunity M O V IN G — STORAGE IBIBiv purchasese Dick Tracy-lype whichilch Industry would nol L wrisl radiidlolclephoneson which likelyoly pass up." he said In they cann Italk'll) anyone in the urgingRing the subcom m ittee to LLORENZO AMATO SAMIMPI.KS PIZZA " country, consldtnslder Incrensing funding . . . iiH tT O H 'd iiWiiiiM p r oo n n o ii tu ‘c iiU 'n l Tlie onlinly tiling needed for for- sj space Industrialization ------— such a ((iovice loday Is a rc sewarch a r by Uic Nallonal salellilc• aalwut 10 limos larger Aeromrom autlcs nnd Space Ad- . . . (Iiaii e.’ci.sti.s(ing commtJiilcatioiis ministinisfration (NASA), s, according lo a space • SlmHmilor i wristwnlch-sizcd Citiess m a y b air i c o m i mu ] t e r s t r e ce t p a r k i nQ g - : , dcvlcc:viccs could Ik used in 1A / L U E O W N M ^ _____ J.SC subcommittee on navlgavlgatlon satellite for a u ri said a adoptei tliat ------O O • J mtty" urge %J. . the polci[cn'.i.'il lotal costs for Loom how to join tho Cub ScoJeoutj of Amorl- re.search,:h , developm ent, flight CO ond got In on all Iho fun! itloiuil national cruasing oveniverseas sales of tests m(mwlel.s, Ixwslcrs and BKETTON WOODS. N.H.^H, on the parly's nationallal t com- not been able to chanIiange I hlngs developing a rotu lhal has as its Am ericann agricultural ground F or fu rth e r InformoT ia tlo n 734-6666 - (DPI) - Former Texas Gov.lov. millec to-devote onc-fourifourth of Is bccausc wc have■YC not Iwen economic policy yII J syslem could, be .. Jo h n Conna.lly.lo5d Republicanican “its camptiign_.war__chcschosl to able lo -control the th j[ovor- ' cornersfone a rreduction In products recoupeded in the first few years 1 re-evalualion governors T^iesday the GOPrOP ■ flnanclnggubematorialraal races. norshlps and nol t>ocnboc a b le to spending and a i ogram s." ------should learn from its historyyot ot National Chairmanan Bill controltheCongress.'ss." of oil federal,pnigi ors purposely the past generalion and Iryy to Brock said the RNCC wwould TJie governors aiadopl ed a The governori from any con- ei.cct governors' andind ■•■‘certainly consider"cr" In- resolution, criticlzc lz in g th o .stayed away fro congressmen Instead of crcascd funding forir sstate Carter admlnlsiIslrat ion’s iroversial issues iinir a display of presidents. races. economic policies anand calling harmony, evenn piirsuading - •' _____ Connally pul a surpriserise___ "T oo long w c tiave assuassumed for a balanced federal;ralbudgd. some conservallvlive governo'rs motion before th«w:loslng day that as long as'Jc cngaghgage In ^The reiTffruTrffrr5T^'*'^aTd [^5 n o inTroaiicee 'a resoluUiiii of-the Republlcjin-Covornorslors -tlie Oilnesc fire drillill eevery. p r e s i d e n t Clarter n / t has condemning tintlic Panama Association Conference callingling four years of cicclln;cling a "proposed' massissive new Canal treaties, , president ot the .United■d Stales.St; federal taxes" thnthrougli his The only murm•mur of discord ______that is w hat il's all abcabout.” energy program.m. Social among the 10 gigovernors, at- said Connally. Security rale Incre;:rcascM and tending tho meclli:llngcameona . '■You hove to go backJack and policies that fuel thethe "Jilddon resolution call!Hing fo r In- Castleford realize thai Republicansons have ta x " ot Inflalion. occupied Uie Wlille Ilou-se Hou- IC. ■ "T h e governors; ;sa.kl the oul ot the last 24 yearsears anil Carler proposals willI'lll c o si oach purchases w hat im pact have wo we l>eon Am erican an addillo:Ilional $1,000 | WArnT IOLD / | \ | able to havc on tho tun- in taxes during hethe n e x l live HOUSES OR AP,JPABTHENTS damental coursc of this years. FEATURE:Fl THE DOUBLE BIBREASTED computers ^ nallon?" Connally asked. '; liie remainder ol the year,:ir. 1 Ho ' \ r t ‘ ' ''''• v' I J • 72 SELF CONTAINMNED • will teach physical educatication \ \Ti ■ AIR JETS Glasses and conch the ]unlJunior .t ' T o ' ; , i , v a rsity team s, ------:6 EMER.'\LD" ____ ------BciJcy—MtCIain. was5 .: .np-. - ...... ' proved as glris' basketbcetball ... coacli for UiC year. She is n ^ ------GRJU W D ^ P E N been teaclilng and eoachiacJiing • H » f G S f l L E ------volleyball.- Bring This A dFfir A' group of ngrlcultiullure students and Ihc Castlefordord ag ^ 1 0 0 * ^ O F rB s i A L I P R IC E teacher, Shlriey McFadc'addon • • THRU OCTOBERR TS, ■ - . • _.wcrc ^ven approval lo attendalU M77 i. • liy«t()cKJ?^0.ng wntesttestin' 736 ^tn Aver\v o n u « N o rth , Tw in Fall* 2Q 8/734-3t-3141 Portland, Ore.- In the m future. tt . - ■ . * ' " a , •' W odposdaisday, October 12,.1977 Timea-NovNows. Twin Falls. Idoho 13'.; • © te V a l l e; j y b e a n s w '»- H ^ L.R. kidiidnbyV av erag e 28.00; 2 d c a lc rs, n a l l ;2a m tim in g rain ll s 12 to 2 points off wtille markelrket helping keep priccs prow'WK,speculation thal the' < tSS.,‘S !'lS "l!*!i' mplng 22 ccnts lo a less acllvc:tive deferreds w ere off low. M .s !is3';ss.2;:; KH- H Quotatiotions represent offerings of rep iiallOh's banks wil! raise.theirr ClooiCa‘ B t- C IJ ITH US-H 1 M m scltlcmcnt aal 7.25 p e r hun- 15 pointsIts toti up 27, Volume w as Ncw SS' ,7. ijiKK “ rhI h dealers, 'c'courtesy of Western Dean D cW Y ork C om ex BOjd .:._. j priiw lending rate a quarler ‘ 1 - •, UtfjMJP J I S] QSiCH 4S« I, after a trade of estimated ^ sss ,!ss;s; s;:,;.-I'., Uo.>K IMS I II BH SH »**- S'l H Associalloilion Inc. Priccs are net, U.S, No. lied a t 4.830, Pork bellies widcnccncd spreads as buying;'"' polnVlo'"’! per cent, headed1 |Couoa Cl II in IH 7H 7S *■ more ihnnI 4 4,000 cars. Total cam e olf earlyt higlis on profit inleresirest In d e fe rred positions ; ^ 2 , “ '' & vil!5.s;s,s-H Idalio bear;an la x and sjorage charges. lmvf«r W erinosrtnv , fl nlLJJalnr—spuds___taking,; ltn>nUn ^tp plv iy l WPJi-slrengrFlnQl-values-wero-I j l: ------. Qrrt 1KD I H MH J4H M'l-)- Uuico la I J ITS 1TM I7H- I7« H alcfti^ i ‘broad front in aclivc' [ 10 Si 3C>. »>* uBH-H ejccceded 4|54|500, lhe heaviest willi Fcbruary c b n and March 10 to 120 to 260 points higher, wlUi ; lr.idlnR;“ j *■" Hlt»0) JSt 11 X 41H 41H 411' . 8lnc« 1976.1. The May. trading - 25 points■Ints - dow n with other - volumi corEntoii , j . 1177 a s nw «hh, HsArtI B •« - T IIH-IIU-.1IV lime of 6,897 a t a n ap p a re n t':. : Tradere.v^xrc.concemed by' CWUdi 140 • 113 J4n J4 uT4'>-H>- 4 moitii IB r s SS SH av rangBwasfrofrom 7.50 lo 6,97. m onthsIS 2 lo 17 points up. hlghfoh for the ye ar. published reports the prime f a s M ay West*stem russets wound J to /l S t" t im oh .uh" " S i° ^ r s s ; i l ! E il? r M u t u a l F u n d i r a te will average aboul 8.8S’ |Cc««J> J IT 7 JO SH » ' ts up with a 10 ccnl gain a t B.05 CmlAs Im I 13 7H r . T'<-'«i_>, MCTCfl '*S 10 a «**4H- H percent in tlie fourth quarler• coraoi( i« 7 « s - a s bS -■'« NW 'TOW Uian * » SlltC sn«t U tSBS c'^- I Cortlel 111 « M UH IJ'J Hi'lr " ur.'S 12 ! sstij'? Sil 15'* ,. lUfil - Biln Ffl 7U B« Lnronn OfWtt WSi)mk a i^ioj Commodilj of ..1978 . and Ihat Federal' { IS' 7 »i m Jl pji - 14 710NL Co LMI UUKU SIPI lily News Service -T Uast start uurged : Reserve Board's key federalI ConQ | lili II !t BH RH BO- U I 1SI U I X ; ; E ; £■ ' f i n y» CrMn IU13S] sm sm w ro»u reported gragrain futures lowcr Co. Brt U I 1 3 TTV TTH-HIt NcrfkW. IM r J< JTH T7H V* t BCa B» Ken 1B41IIB Sojfl fund rale target will rise toI CPC c ma JH 13 IU U JJH U>*- H NoNlGl JC « 131 SH X X' i F BIT BBT neucft KXI5U K Csr ®*Td h i while meatsats were mixed lo ,- 1 , HOSIP. JOI U JT BH an b JS' h I h J f “ br OH HA40 SgKJ ^1 about 8.45 per cenl from Ihc, Djflt [ I t t 4 11 HHf»H JlH -ll Ft] aU 933 U( lr 15W 15H w n2§ .5 , tl-i s TJ» » = 5 ” ^ E . "1 ? Gl inN L S«k: An BtJNL U}i M«l Rl iBKL Wheal made m a modest V rAn i. Alcan gi»as line; CrtM I I U'5 19H-'. fed out some of the WASHt.SHtNG'lX)N (U P I) - systClstem can begin lo deliver 15 I iSI{5i;5 ij: ^ m 'iBHL F MUM ^ On>«; Uunul linH L • Bnt ,5 g, « H in 8 wlpei ylL'Wj^lraders sold out Iheir• I SH_ ^ -H k O'Kif I a IS II UH UH It' .e*» T.TJ 717 Urt Ulse Equtr JK 4S gains and Ullllic closc was 1'.'4 lo The mannan who wanls lo build a Alaskaska gas by J a n , 1. 1983, If it: w_ u OUINGU J t 10 34 H 34H M> 't taej (t) AITU1 Ta aoT im s to c k s j£ 8 T ' l i .115-':^ : - ObnCffp a t a UH UH W : 5 'S ^ F iloioB 2^4 c ents lolower. Export ac- naturalal gas pipeline from Is expeditiouslycj approved,”; ScUiog'was sparked also by MlM IB I S J I I J H J I t H 5; ,'.'.r,a e „“ ' i s ' i s s ed up wllh N orw ay a Alaska;a UiIhrough C anada to th e , McMi:M illan said. He said Uial; , otn>A< n 7 Ul a s JTH OSfc* '* OutMH i c ‘ t 1 a s a s »5--i a ' iss,,.'" s Tr 13 41 HI Uffwrvi BrBffar irS SM -’fJL” ”" livilyplcked spocdlStion the Fed would H 0»nCF 1J9 U 141 HH M tt ty Oroup: IKcn F3 W1I1105 Cn&wn in tn buyer andi CChile. Taiwan and lower• 48148 sla te s urged Congress w-ould)uld be one y e a r e a rilc r than a s .'2 i s s s FH- , H Chw>ii i» 7 11 JJH an s ai . : 5 T j s m rcpott’a money supply surge i s t i i T -S ,!3I!S i s peeled to purchase today' lo'lo qulckly approve the a rivalrlv; proposal for carrying s s 'S 'hT'h pkOu Ei j b a s h nn »al so some Canadian liquidjuld natural gas in tankers,' on Thursday. This could forcc W_U . PKl'J 1® « « S'* |ai ! - r = !2St SbS"fi« TBtS later In theve week. Com closed proposal the board lo lighten credit dS w ^i5 '5 S Sh ' jI,l«-h- Hh ^ I a S') XH X'S H -H fcrcjp 517 B« D«il 7BU1 F,Mi^ !», IM canstk 11*411*4 o l o r n e ar thethi day's Iqws, wllh gas can be si^plled lo the whlcflich now has been with- [hP«» A I7J44-1SHIS IS'4.'<,’4. P>CP« IB 10 M an JM pJJH-'t pjji ift, Uu, tTOlOB Eqiri,l| I 15J1NI. In's F TS T.9I Sw even more than it has so-far Ck>^ Ki IJ 5Jr«...S7H„M . 'I I 15SIIB] Uiii F I0BIIJ9 ? Co S r" ffii. caution pnnrevalllng and light United(d StStales by the winler of drawiawn. this year.. 1, 1: K’^ 'J !,5'S.'S:E 1" ' JJWlit Um nnrc'l 9 fS ifSuS Prospects:ls of Improving executiveJllve ofliccr of lhe Alcan slrucruction of the southern end of 7.88 y^Slnts T uesday to a Ouy-M. 17J ” SH- H mU) U tM t n Tiru<3 a u a u uco u u k b » • nd the New Orieans ' Pipelineline Co., In p re p a re d lhee AlcanA system w e sliould be »-'■ KS5 'i »H g: - U Affm Oml Oreup: fin'd Prnnmt: P U70 Ull IBU ® Ap jr?" ' w ea th e r and 22ma ^ low... was_QfL.7.36___----- U xeC j. ,g— I_l7_ai.22'l;. OHt-.''_ u Pfjt.(n .« II IM TIH a cT» &in.—4-TBN.L—uuo r taiU T v«S me iiRjov dock strikee keptI soybeans on (estfmonmony fo'(fie Senate . ablelie to begin dcHvcrlcs of Culi>n A« } U SS SH SH— — b v tb o -7 a "W -w aH ji-«- ji' W 4M»(L. kUfttr IJ4IHL Vr, poljjtj ^825.02 sliortly before M T.aNl. UM imTc aT Sh ’owfl awHL Ihedcfcnslvcivc, closing 3' 4 lo 9^4 E n erggy y Commitlee, urged additiIditonal volum es of Canadian Eu* 1 EOt IJ J77 M'l J8'* MH- 'iB IJIM 11 til noorr-KST, Tuesday's close S ! ° ° s a hmtor*; ^ (Uwe 9 50 9» sjii Stfi: Cr BOHL ccnls lowcr.;r. Oil losl 14 to 25 Congressress to “promptly’’ op- gosdIS during th e w inter of 1979-80 Fj Kii-Cti j^inll fj m i*7^ .HniM fmar „ , j ! ,!! u ![uH !^ - I! S S S m '* 13141 3DH S , B w as tUfclowesl since lhe Dow EWjCo 1.>» j T JIH JIH J«H- F« «B Tit ftj, *M 1CDHL. CIO ^ SW B7J 9S1 p o in is ra n rm ■-uu j g i w iiiuiit iii-prin------«''hWildwwuld.be as m uduuUOO------EmirSa 1 14 »l MH JJH m|” - _ V1, Wlltr, i a 11 4JJ 41H 4^' S 41 : 5 , 5i* »2 U43 Am 115 i n in finished a l 824.15 on Dcc. 9. EAVtA IB t Jl DH »H »Ht ^ k F a n 90t ua,*T U tCOHU R.Tr a 'JS'22 tol.SOlowcr.: r ...... ciple for for Uio project re a c h e d . milllcilllon cubic feol p er d a y ,” I s 'll h S^5B7 cMlllonsald. 1975. J ^ -tunw —iM I ' a S'i 30'i JCH s ^ ’I'li'r S'S - H I s jiTHL I‘L “S' ,!S!i- a S J»J!! sSVenw UBIJB Eoslng dr(dressed beef prices by he the U.S. and C anadian McM: ! , j l P K i i « IB « IS an an BH-H a; Ah U63HL U'" D eelincs led advances. 1,033 M IJ JSS'SSS:: «„ ,,,,.L g..^; ig.g; ^g " u c ? u x Ij ® brought latelie p ressure in llVe govemmim m cnts. The proposed project would to lS9ntinione Ihc 1,618 Issues PuSCd I a » 65 IW U'» If I 1®,,'^ 'la'JS cattle, whereJre the closc w os 510 If Congress Cor fails to act pumiimp natural gas from’ ‘ "" . U PSEIG l.fl t SB a J4S j Jll5s - h S ' S ™ ’ 'iBHL crossing the lape in the early FltWOt « » Jl 10H 9S IS - '■ r “T f , m o A i'". s.imi r 0 4u so 22 cents cw1:wl. lower. Trading promptlyiptly, hc said, supplies of Alaslaska’s Norlh Slope to. FwOm B 9 S7 a'* 72 HH Pbitmn in u s as an pa' CrtW ITTtn I! PufOiC 1 cs I IS IT UH l|< from Alberta which Albcrberta, where the line would.' going. fi«W .* 10 J3 12H-n‘> UH-'. Pwwr lit to 4 T4 J4 J4 L a ’ g'!3' is "4“ HL volum e wasa s up a l 6,071 con- g a s fro fiintlF ^7t a ^3 IIH 11^ IIH* Sp«ii t»,on , »,;» SF vide Into two — one entering • KcflrYork Stock Exchange ' ^ ^ a U ' Shortlort covering lifted C anadada vwould make available . dlvidi vohM M i«t Uic two-hour m ark |S OuU/0 IM I S S'> JJH 1 a ' ^ s , i i , i i ' Lr f i'si'. '»=i';c ?Com Fa 4n4x priccs off' theirll lows, some UiroughIgh 1 Uie system .would be Uiee UnlledL Stales In Montana, E r “i s ' am ounted to about 9.700,000 1.13 • IM IIH Ii't i a > j« IIS n 'i itHBH- -''h Rjpo Ame» 4 I SH S'l ' ! S 5 ; ; r l'Is ; Isig li ng season. Idahosho-Monlana border and shares^.,tip from the 6,510,000 fUP« j a T O JIH SI'IIH JIH Rj,innn 1 I a s a n a I g f ' w ajiHL closed mbced:ed, up 12 lo down 15 h e a lin g s t r a d j ^ m to the corresponding FUPiii t?« ll H J9 a n s - - H ' BCACp i» 9 ja j;h jrk S:5 a S ‘Si!! S.S !g'!3 K " ISS' suit|J Sir a n 41II " W'e e eestlm s a le Uiat Uie A lcan endln;dlngup a t Antioch, Calif. JH- H R«,S1I tB t o as an a timaffiMsday. Fo«f I '! I h S')-H ' FMsMne I IS TS. 4JS «H .S!;5 i4J £ S S'S IS SS Si.“ !5 S I f« u ? JJO 4 IB IS '*4H C44U-I njrlits J3 t B IIH 11 llEa ID HI 2»« S( T.3 JJ SSEB Pclroleum was llic f(U« lU e 173 IT'* ITH UH- ' h i ■ "St I'L.":k »n BB aw ,. sn n " m c^tivcN Y SE Issue, off FfepiU 1.K t W JOH JJH .JOH..OH.. no i!tiMn'*JT4 a O t m e t a l s L i v e s t ' ' * I, " sr,» ■ s » s r ^ FiS.'"' Halliburton was j j'“ '' n S « ' jj? i 17 S'* s'* s 8Sloi^'*3ii 'i r i SH o5 32“ 5 - HJJ BefimH i a II 41 BHOO S.:',; S lf!3 !5St K; . ,iS,!5 K ,!S.!|> SS7 “ Nt:wY0HJHK(UPI)-Ulesl scw 5 M >ff 1>4 toG0’>. P olaroid IGPiAU 1.71 t-111 JIH Jl'* uJIH-H B«W k>3ui1 BS 11 SS JH S RTH SALT LAKE, Utah |bs.s, 41.0041.25;^ N o 24 240-260 ClflSM » I II 1 SS B • H I >a2to28>4. ;0 T E J J4 I }0 JIH JJH JIH-.1 U- JteiiOon I I 111 JIH Jl Jl K'S :s!ii.r« ) - Idaho, Utah, eastern 'bs,s, 40,0041.00.4 Reiffl 5 30 M'* MH « « K » « " L-- ST^^ 0 tjTiuB Tuesday by the American Chemical was off 1 |OTn iJOg 4 n SH n a - h g s ; do feedlot an^ range Wednesday's estimated _ GlPK...tM .11.1M.»'^;«'*_»*t=.H2— S 6»hrflr—ja-10-H-«H-»H-n- s s ------~tSS* ci-T “-'tb MeULMarkarkeU-auUioribUvc___ N evada anigfoovcr Ball & D carlngl*;. ~ >GcMr 1C II IX J7H Jlh JTH- H 3i»,_ r\ can fi i n ta 'Tuc^ay: Trade al area 'c e lp ts:-c a tU e 2 .5 0 0 ;-h o g s------G«r J.IOt) II 15165'iflW sIM -J bllcalion; salcs.Tut Tlic-«^panics Tuesday an- ] S .IS 'i,S?S5 330 . n • 0™ SN J74 in ■ t!S S inliM melalspublii 500. ISS , l^onl K7S11U - Tgoor H UB7HL ; Alumlnumim , p rim a ry , 99.5 ots raUier slow early in nounced tlicy had agreed lo S ; ' IS "'“.ISIM !::;5 = 5 s r , S . g S J K S H K S ' E t K ooottih IS untsHJo a-H , ^ • HT Ven J1II1JK ._'1.__»UHL~>J« -W- lOajiy- aS-a^ -laSL—pcrccnfplus reek-onilm ited o ffcringsr------0OMAIWiUPD^LTvcstock: ^ m e rg e ------■ Caoa,. ,I3}._I.J701UJ1H..«%-H .'..sni- w,i-;ro-ruM . dmx'H IB _ 1 52 ;n* 27 -.27.--S H --l»-ll!-fgS :g!:S •St------•4J V " •l'“ a s,b uIk lk 175,00 l c lb. rted . 33.00 tpA JI. PRICES SSw,'“i' !'S1S!J5"»5-,3 . l^nuc IS T C B'* a n, a.:S Jl K S !S!t K T '.SIS'S• tS!S copper,r, cleclrolytic, ).00-39.50 ; 290-300 lb 38.50- ^ IB 9 a 5 lu g liler stc crs; Good, a n d .. 33.0c3.00; sow s ste a d y lo 25 lo w e r;- . - >TtU R K\111 INCH ~-OrflW IB -7-M a -J7H-J7S- sStSf® n o ' u'lDO 41H c h! ' i -g;-g--jj! y Corn f. aSiji deliveredU:S, U: 60.625 e lb. KEW WK HJ"I - *>•; ciuw/i a ~ J ^B ^S IIH Iiir-~C S^td J B M Sh mh> a ? n - 'k Cfteni Fed compeiit t«e> .to ® SSflc“ i f l 'I S p rim a ry preproduccre 31.00 c lb.; 1,050:1.: TOCH~rm~crr~iBr-rir»-n»t-iCT»—:-S .- -V irS iS»- IK-!^ - - 2 ---- 5oKB*»—IJS -I.IO -B —JIH-Jk_ jm -.U ----OU-llin>9loM------10S..I it y <3.w-«.uu wJlh-lotler------CtCattle and Calves: 4.200...... ^ " 2 SePwl IC T 41 MH M JM - U I'trtf ,411 451 IDS» (Gtn J S3 rri pM.n im iAjwi?,vjsw ^ V "«5“ 'U.Srnonpri • 5«.. , . HvrliCpA 1 U 147 SU XH SH- I, ; NO 4.n IK p!^ rl JJJC, in e paid across the whole- sieeleers steady; heifers weak lo : MiWiiH^niw U^lC^g. L“ U sit?^ I Jl ^ D -.75 KiFaiSisi; ^ ur«A Cl TOHL producers31 k p H Celcrui runji.’ IDS■ fl“ I I S s 5 '•'* '•“ i« ketingorea; loadgoodond 2SI0Slower; cows steady toweak;-! u l Z 1.13 I a 15H ISH p S ^ c . 5 Vi?9B M ogneslut;ium,-99.8 per. ccnt, H J llh SW 5114- r u ’ I.U T )7B OlimHk pipBH- H Contr BTO 9!l Mu1i>U ce 1.200 lb. holslelns 39.00; 4• . 1cloads choice and ^ rim o t m iti '1* ■ in IIH n'4 u h - '*: ! “..UM!! 1!5:!2_2-- 9iW^- *» 0--4I1HRH-I - H—H-----fund- - -»0 -9 « -SK>e«-r—, K, i ‘ s )clb. choice 1. 3 ? Siwt* • m to 41 a s an I H- <4 Gnrti 4« 4 81 . SdKl ''v'S' lS* «ngol99.00ci lie packages moslly good 1150- A«ln.U B l »H r . ”p 'J lirSSSSS §5:! 150-1236 lb steers 43.354150; 2« A.rPia eg 1} o n s a s n s-v , m - H | { ^ ; a « « »'• I pan Kon IQ Itl ' Vir\ t i s i i IJ v3- ^ 5.15. r a Mangancs-icse. 99,9 p e r .cent ' HJICn'HO .B 7 a It IIH UH- ‘ , - U CM me 1131131 Im Re ilb.holsleins36.37. load!lads choice w itli few p r im e . AJoiiA, Id 19 » :i a 'i v, Hobvl Ce 1 • 13 IIH UH IIH- V s'” “ K iSiS® V?t sS "o'iu iMxedregulaular57.00clb. S c MgLud I a > 3 llh tIH li t - U IJ57'* SIOttM JB T la <7H 47\*, TH-Vi Mum 0 HllNL » Oro QUghlcr heifers: Few n.so-.SO-1175 Ib 43.25; choice 1000-1 : HomiK J4 13 11 1'i I'J IH- • v n » u m n Mercury,, -.50 70 Ib. J S AJijP. IU I in AH r'« TIH. I* Hd Inn .» I N Ij'i m 13HIS SIMDro .n 10 ta KH UH X •»;g Ss," ,ViS«J lercd loads good ond 1275,tTG lb 41.7543,00; mixed good » • M4CX IB > Iir Oh CH OH-H HOTUUk 11 Jl Ifl 471) 4JH «Hr u SlnWn IH 7 I BH XH .**« ,,{'!« 3 Ewi .'to'Ju flask, . , MWJSI 1.10 I J «H O'* a n . u ' SIjMW 10 4 IB.CH O U - COT>p u 1(4 929 TiltI s 5 [|y choice 2-3. few 4s 950- ondId choice 97S-1250 lb 41.00>: IS 15 rSS5.S» S.-‘ I iSI^- Nickel,I,-.icclrojjllc ^ Sun Co J.JJ I U a 421* ,'S 11! g a ■ , I lb. 40.5042,00. '42.00:,00; short 2 loads choice with • too* IB I 04 ax *IU OH-h . HonnlJ J6 I r4 lOS 'SH 10H- I'’ SuiHfiM .151 Cl n UH UH I Vingupd Orwp: CathodCS, f.o.b. f,0 Port Colboiffii. uiAx . in - 10 C'l HH -c h - h id.prlm<^e7S.Jb-helfcrs4l-.40r-^— — ' r*-.h.... .Syp-Pl-J-W— •rm *w r^H L— ontT't/imn - kStfiap‘~j!ll““ irK'77H JTH 2TH-V week- and over the cholclOlce 875-1025 Ib 39.7541.35;'. j • 1 -^ uu o5 H m l 2 TiflU]- Cop 6 ID BH JTH IM ba - «i CanUi V aiSNL Jcrmsin s r i SS5 S5 !!S::u . k TeMrnt j!> 4 5X 51 BHt S MH- 'i Conif, C ii.iJUa Jonn M • uoJon iiwNL estlmatedpri tand fairly acllvc; feeder someime choicc and prim e 975- •jitQrdul I t 2S an n'i DM 2 _ h ’ T 13 BH 31S , 1 JJ _ Ik D»Jj me ' 100HL Qtinc K j K t• Timis . a»iNL P lalinum , AmOn JJfl f n ff.» » M - H j\,_i Teueo I 1 OS 3H JTH , a 3 _ \k DMI4 TSHl. Dr«S riFiHS Ssi■s strong to I.OO higher; |025125 Ib 41.0041.25; mb(cd good 1 AnCytn It) I Dt HH KH- % wTto TS CH eCH-l I CV. u DMrara Orsup: Or«tnim K - wK 'aBNL D r o d u c c T AilPwf ]» I «J »H :*H JIH-'* 1* tIISi I c 18 D an 25, «a n Deotr llbuoa K*n««vm rurtU; w ralves unchanged; sold for andid choice 825-l(k)0.-lb.J8.50- ' AM1»ilO I : IJ I7H 17H UH- H IM?® '.kS J4 m »" HH a'i- 1 a _ t^25 I b ' tS 01 ’ “ as^ *2 cdiate delivery moferale 39.50;.50; ulilily and commerci.al AmHe« a tJ O I3H Ti'i m - H JB a DD S'i SH 5H-^H S H -' IB IT a? NH Sh ti E:’— = jo< s J an nn a n - ' . a n - H cwa T 4 Jttt^ Man m e choice, few prim e 660- cows1W8 25.50-27.00, few 27.25V An Usntt 0 4 IH Li]mfl IB f B 0>1 «H OH-V,, i : ^ 13 IS j » 2M 2SSH j a u - ‘ . a s - m tveei Cp ‘ W *« ^ J. ste e rs 39.42; bulk 700-800 canniinner and cutler 22,00-26,00. AnStnd l.n > W M'l ilH MH- U WH»n 1« ! Ill a ,7TH (J7H- ' ’ £ I" 5« scrapl-PItt■Itlsburgh S56.00N I MMrg JO.-.M40 A'i. nH . J'H*J S :;: ' ^ S ^ t ' L40.00-41.00;loadgoodand... .gj, ---- — T»I~.-B—1-BH »)— a J w./fia-i04a.-H»:- per- ton'-(c-(consumer buying • • . . Sheep;—l,000. - Shorn ------I M P ^ J- llMCHr*SH * H -' i<*mc ix 9 41 mh u s i m n 9B7iarB ’S S 'l'S e™ Am»te« 1« 13 n JW W» SW W nT 1.7t 7 a 3l\i 31H JIH -' rfc ;rK ”*ii!t S ’ :e 450 lb. mixed calves, aughler lambs 1.00-l.5() Rtt C»cnn a B KH UH UH-H >H ^H- JiiniW A< 4 a IH B a - H Dr>( L. t|D17.5I C«J1 j poslle scrapap pricc «2.™ per , Amjuf 1 Ji ; 10 nn jo'» I iiMir. B 13 4 14H KH KH ra l loads choicc 450 lb. for j,lg h Ac»co Ctn 1 IH IH 1H I,Con I.n> » a-.. UH I I ton. Ighcr; slaughter ewes' , JtflPilOI ■ 4 l" ’l3 a SH SH S'Ji-1,V.II-H IRWh IB a ia n'i UH I JU,"- •* h2to ^9 SMHL 'Oj!!i !i ' j s ' k » » “Siss ember delivery sleers AmcoS IB I IT }< T3H pnH- H “ Tin, N.Y. :orcc; around 300 head choicc •miCart 1 19 15 UU It 11'*. H J«nnUr IB < n JJ JIH sI 1 ^ 0 . .70 t K4 a'.tI Jjj'k- 'J £p mon ' 7aHL Cvll y. Am. Mot. Mkl, , WwJn 1C II IC TIH Tl 671H- v Ii . £0' IIMHI. C«S1 5 , ' E " I, he ife rs 40.()0 . ^^did of prime 111 Ib shorn IhI ij UAUne Bj 9 in U'4 IJ .11!'i- ', 3>iJ C«A1 II n N.L &J1I check price0 5159C.50clb. • A>NnOI in » » »H B » “ i C^m- H Eicle G> UB1I1C0 Apooo AlUKMU ] I IBS JIH JIH ilH- '«, S'S..”! S':!1 - h UnCtia IB t 4U 4ISt4IH p4 io J ? ' " ' ■ T in. N.Y.Y. Am. M et.. Mkt. lambmb.<: with No 1 pells ond-few , jffruij IH O'* ]H- H UnElK IS 1 U ISH ISHk ISH1 AtUj Carp T n UH IM ITW- alloyer pricecc598.SOcIb. JOLIlDLIET, III. (UPI) - aroui-ound 100 Ib w ith No 2 pelts AkO' Cm I a KH KH IIH- H A.n«IV< ,j5 I 1> IIH UH- HJ M.PAI 1C 7 O a'i/?!',* aJ'.,- -* -‘ H U" Pk in 11 l» AH «H 4 ...... ------Tungsten-]n-powdcr(H-Red),~ Livesto(;stock: - ’ ------57.25’.25; few m ostly cholco'w lth KkCSo so I 1 BH MH DVi-)V,_ ' Un.tcr,»J U B aT IH tlH . k KiftPU -1.TD, I-K TT'TIR Jlli-VIS -H — v a - • 8r».niJi ■ 5 « - l - T S - - 98,8 per cen:enl minimum pure Callleillle sales Insufficient to No0 1 1 pelts 56.00; choice som e i-----milKI - la —to—«-r7H-?TH—TTH-". K :;- R ’r ,‘|-i,-|-55-S5-! ■$l'4:i5-l5,'47p7perlb. ' csliibllsliblisirinartct. ’ ’ prim■Ime 90-110 lb wooled lam ljs— • - oktop m 4 r tnt ith im - hI n»xoti Ob ortnHfaH an-v p | i V a l l e; : y g r a i n (wXiffl M I J4S n s SH . a i)- u . UKIW J« a n BH BH : • Zinc, primrime western, U.S, HogsDgs 1,200; trade acllv c; most,0Stly55,25. « 11 Ig ---- Wednesday's Estimates: !— white w Jieam srijam y 3.33.r o01 a tS T ir o ;------31,00-33,00«l B^S!i.and..fiUL■i ■■ iIi;ady.t(L 25__^ k KLU AkI i j 47 47 47| ''T -> i ua Tee 1B a 3j ' mH*MH~r f3 c l ^------SoITwI M >I ; m .c•al ic n rice s .iro Klvcn by th e B ean■nn V.Clec 1J4 B la ^ KH 1 - W h ile Wlic/liealOcl 1st Half 2.74 OPMlSI «J IJ 11, JTH JT V -•* : SS’ ,’S -.JiSSUSS S5:lJ k l H W»Ofn 1.11 ' a ] 15H ISH I Oct 2nd Halllalf 2.74 Nov 1st Half Snill,.. t Id I] r OH SW iB^t- H iH -H II in J4S J4H* liuT J H DmPol J® HJ8T ISH ISM ulSH-UI iSr JH» t BU 11H IIH-' W.WJI 13 a I an au J ______2.7S.NDV2zjdqdH alI2.78______Drwuirt B I n UU It IT - Ht lecUwM S U 14U UH 13H* ' WttnArt. C T M fH .i____ Suernn t TB-tIH-tlH-tiitt*- ',*— it set BarleyOctHrt 1st Half 83.00 Oct &.OOC0 IB 4 H J5H SH JOH- H It , lo n ^ • 1.10 7 a uu I7H ITH-'M - S “ ”WIEwe—W— 7-M 'llli Jl :fe-IForW J -g, iK— — i a ~ B--C UH 1IH 1 yold P la n t 2nd Hnir S3S3.00 Nov 1st H alf tWOrt Wai IJ JH S'* JH • LTV -Cob— r«77-m '-W —«>—Ok Vfetmci .97 B OS u s ITU 1 Ounk fUiTQ 7 U M u an AH S • HJ ■ u ! ^ IB 'J IB an a n an B 1'i V» IH-I 0i,nil9 IB t V OH « pO'-1 W l ? " "" i h 'I hI ‘12- h Foreign and Domenestle gold P a p e r C orp., th tknoui^ 1 |] IIT CH a «H - H , the company- - DENVERER (UPI) - Grain ' *p • Ujcnd ■ .SJ ~ M It* ^ >U tH - 1 jiV h prlccsTucsdayrLondndon which profits fn Curas l a 11 II SH SH SH-t«^ HK, - 1'i 7 n JJH 39H MH ** , nci 5 u JIH JIH : ; from people’s prices Tucsiicsday; C tn^ n t S < tIH leH pllU- H» .UMFd Bt>. M UH UH I UH-'jU- 1* WM Uoler J IU TH TH.». TH-H M orning fUlng 156,50 15C down m is ta k e s , wivill ill bulld.^TJ-' , f^o jhan in " I « a'i au oHH-uIt uiriHA I.e r IIM ojh 34 ard w inler.w heat 3.40 H kUlhnO j a T Ul 49H «H « H - ' ^ % l ‘J5i55i55-.5 - j ; 5 _ v • 0.65. - ■ ■ ______88;000-Squa re-foolfool faculty in C*n»c JO T M KS KH 14H- H im -H Wjjmic I 7 1« I* U«U>S B I 41 U UH UH- < |*rT2S",‘^:rr:jAnern6bhlixlng45i456X5 down-— G r e e n v 111 e -r“r r '”r-'i S 5 K 'St-5-- JTii'H'-'.' ■ WinOi IM ' U ■ B-SiirtlH e.- Tejcpto- ...... - N b , 2 'j^yellow’ l coni ’ 3.3IK5.4T...... □ _ H Woolirt vi e B no 1IH UHli iiH1 -'» 0.30.Parlas- H« uiTtfOa n ) I »H a 'i a n - h 'Islu O H.Zurich 150.87875 down i»ns, Cm«i IJO 7 H JlH S 'i BH-H S"-* ! S.’!"'!! : cominon stockyyou own! J S & s , - «^.US.-H_ _q.25.NewYoit —9 -a-ij-ij—•• ------OGDENH- (UPI). - -Grain - YouYoi con incroaso fhe returnrn of^ y o u r p o rtfo lio b y ------S S - 's ■■! "„'sria sr-”-» ' ” . Handy and Harmj .....! S r '] ! r 'J ^ , : ! ! v S ’’Si}u“ ." HEW TOW fUPI) - ftoon Somesopcopl.)ple will be hired pricesTueaicsday; solllnjillngcalloptlons. K ; S K : 5^ ucum .SI • T 5 i n UH l»H UH- H foMnwKH caflp»H m n tor « “ p 2 « - Inltlolly staff the Under II protein wheal 2.27 For 1 bought 100 sharos of ne*" sio» Engelhard,, base■ Driec | tor m'l “> I”'" For oxompio: suppose you b K T ,i f S i f 'S r : '5 5 K :;: :h wlUi provide bu. Monoywoil ono at $45 per sharo ono n d If is n o w $ 5 0 . You ; m i !'13! 3! Is- ' H«. . re fin in g se ttlin g ; lbs wilhln five No. 11 pro)roteln2,30bu. couldju ld ro c o iv o on o x lr a $ 1 0 0 by/ scsoiling a 6 m onlh call, .IB 1H h^ fabricated gold 157.57. “ d „ ™ »<""= « — w ■ 'Hill ' A stock—you could buy a i ' . f, Jw-H 0.30 per Icoy ounceICC sclllni! years. I breaking lire will be No. 12 pro)rolcln2-38bu.- Or-O r— If y o u d o n 't o w n th b sto K ’S iJioJr??" i Jl and operations No. 13 proirotein2.46bu. cell, c luring fho option period, ' Atnuu 04 S in UH MH1 1MH. H price, fabricated Bcid go I S l J IlclilU llail’o n U n r j H. and If tho stock goos up duri C o m m o dlity i l F u tu res Qmiur .fl a X II IJ >, I to begin during "No?!soft'III while 2.30 bu. y o3U u ccould OQm a highor porconliinlogo return by trading • Oralfl .BB 4 S JS SH»' '‘sh- st **0" ^ 0-31 p e r troy ounm CO ■ «"= '>!>“ ' “ * "> ' * UH- H the summer ofl97i11978. N o.2barl(iriey 3.65 cwl. jhi» * oo | p tio n th a n If you h o d boughtght and sold fho slock. 1 1 a . mm. , Today E S a ' Jiisii! 1 A rrivals:s: 14 cars - 10 ToJ q in tro d u c o y o u fo th is i)ov70W inyosfm ^t oppor- o t Conx« II JH JH« JH4 H O v e r T in * ( ’<1 u,«ld Paper-ipcr’s sa le s o{ - w heal, 4 bar Twin Falls Invostmont 1P r « . ■ 0 ■ S r K= " g r 1., ’I * ! ? » rley- tunityinify, Slncloir, Sturgill, Inc. Tv CirOf K K I a K US I II iiiii- nrr in- corTecUon fluids■ulds and other. _ 5USO is sp o n s o rin g of ifs oflico,0 . Com modity ' 'Ctose HlgK Low . o-“ * CfwnCn Al a jn4 IT * J S ' I , " . - DjfUn A] a 4T IH BH •ntfBlrr. <|tn.- offlCC pnXlUCtSIs lastla year were F ro d Uluce Prices M aVVes'fcm russets 7.95 ’ 8.05 . 8.05 8.05'5 ' Dant PMro ' S 3) KH J llllon. The firm '™ ,nm irj»v- *20 mllllor JO (UPl) - Bulk' '.p— May Maine potatoes 7.03 7.50 7.97 7.48'8 SSS ? ’ ’l,Sii5s i T hr». tiuol«il.m. ,rf»Z'- pn.rMnf - critercd the-typwypewriter ribbon CHICAGO 1ccs as reported by - Oct. live calUe J,42.52 42.G7 43,30 42.5S'y FtSii*'*** 'S 'l n 'r ** "' <■«. market last July Ju and an- t H O M O m O N SSKMINJIR I ______Feb,llwcalUc ____' ; 38.87 38.97 . 38.7S • 33.777 &1M 'TAKl X T93 itH IHJ ihT h BidId A sk ' ticlpa[c3 Ihc exexpansion wUl timdair,Uwtiv rg iD .prices paid delivery __ - — — 4 W 5 - t4 1 ^ — 4M5— 41 :fi0—0 fi — nmtlTm ■ B M k o f Am e rrr-—------— 7 i^ cn itc~ttic~i iir-mporatton's— ------aeitt*»wwsire7feii tgo unchanged; 9 3 ''- ; 0(f.1l13,~1«li-Ti»'iS94i3S|BH ...... F e b . live hogs 34.37 34.G5 " 4 4 . a ' '3 4 .3 2 - J .l‘«t8^:0S: «jB‘o ' .' 42.25' ■ g ^ w th by o versopercentln’ a 's ^ , y e ^ , sc o re 102.2S’.25-103.00; 92 score ' I Dec. wheal 22.50^'4 2,50'/4 2.49 2.49% '. ^ Wa.l’*t.Nan.45J050 ■ A isa the next Ihree yea 100.75. Dec. com 22.10’,^ 2.m * 2,08'/4 2.08^! ' JH> H I d a .P w r .P ld . 40.00» 4a.00 1 ' " S l VdP irices paid to delivery Each EacI t0i«lon will b* Identical;ol . . . o 'discuiilon of .' • E g g s: pric .D ec. eggs 54.95 55.60 55.10 55.35S ■ i S S I . S r t S . iH , : c f lu li t I n te n n n .G a s 19.00Tm 20,00% ■ 10 nmA; B i T B U US I d.- h olyv w put* F and calls work, and howho both consarvotiv* . Dec. silver ■*478.80 481.50 47G.50 481.30 J ' 5 ■ Kellwood 16.87% FIND SKILLEDD~w'otic'e'ra wc lo holp ’ ' unchangcd.- probioms nrpund . . PriC CSlor,orctailcrs.(GradcA. ondid oggraiilv*c Inveiton cann I b*n«fH from option Dec.gold ^ 11(».10 1G0.90 159.50 160.10.0 “ “ s s s r oJi u ’!«* ' jH -H Long. F ib re 185.00aO 200.00 ____ Wllh li«-up pr.qb by cheehino iho (n corlonsis delivered): extra tradinidlng, followtd by a qutitbnon and ontw sr period.. ' • M archsugnr '• 8 . 6 7 8.57 - - 8;45^ -8 .& 4 - J uSlu 'P#c.SLLl{e ' i.ooi r 6?iinJ^”oSci J-55; la rg e 49-51; ‘ J 'J -H S te n a U fe . 49 .75 1.00 cimsnml socUoi i“ ^ 6 ' I.S.V.F.tffmllU:m-(2

wife of so years. CAMBItlDGH. Mass.nss. (UI’I) England, VanVlcckcon:onslders his book and his wlf • f l BRUSSELS, BR Belgium (U P I) Uie Ur staff of the University of y of Elcclric Abigail, slppeIpped a t sm all plastic S k w — P rofessor Jo h n H. van Vleck Anderson studieilied for his “Thc Theory - Prof. Ilya Prigoglnc, thc Texas T< sincc Sept. 1. 19G7 and hlte wine to toasl.the .■r.,. k i - P said Tuesday he wnsns ststunned doctorule under vanvat Vleck at Magnetic Suscisccplibilllies.” cups of white loscow-bom Belgian scientist divides dl his time between le 1930s, his m ost event, > 1 1 [le of three Harvard. AlthoulOUgh llie ir published in Uic ] '^ho4io won' Uie 19T? Nobel P rize Texas_and_ T< Uie Brussels. He related, van important writinting and said he ’’Researchirch Is always a g P fl winners of (he 1977977 Nolwl research w as rel; foror chemistry, today was was w; In Texas last monlh and'' 1 sccond cdilion. search forr trutru th . And the Nobel physics prize for hisIs wi work In Vleck said th c Ihrehree winners Is working on ns« mnobbed obt by friends and' ad- plans pl lo relurn there 'In illy of Wisconsin prize is recogi‘cognllion." h esald . Uie field of magnetismm, . “never reallyly worked Tlie Unlvcrsllj n lre rs when Uie news reached F F; e bruary. graduale'said he Van Vlecl*'Ieck said lie had " I ’m in a sla te of slsliock." logelher.” and Harvard gr; .BIrussels. rus: ‘‘•The professor more or less Jld explain In w as told aboul Ihthe award about hesitated to to make any com- said van VIeck. 78, whoiho rrcllred • Asked if lie could TTlx lic GO-year-old expert on Uie...... expectedcj Uiis aw ard," a closc ausc he had nol been from Harvard Unlversverslty In laymen’s languageago exactly 0:30 a.m-, nndI sspent Uie next ment bccaus( ihcmical makeup of human...... collalwratorci at the Brussels ailing lo get my informed of th e aw ard of- 19«0. "T his is very sudc.sudden. II w’ha l h is prlze-winivinning work few hours "wait icingsc accepted ...... uui niversity said. '‘It was in Uie ficlally. He{e recalled r a former ^ K j I was all I could do10 Ilo gel Involved, v a n Vlec'leek replied breakfasl.” c:ongralulatlons e n t al thc ...... normn< al courseof things." le— iiiui iiliiH-'’ . ------ivith a grin : ‘‘N o : ^ ^ BJrussols rus t-ree University — Prjgogtnnnnniffahttnirarrof------an hour w ith w'on Uie pri:prize, held a news ^ H | Van Vleck beamed1 al a news Van Vleck., a Middletown. M ringing for ar vhere he carries oul his...... n"medium hclgjit whose dark • a n d conference held Ihreeree hours Conn.. native wtioD residesrc near rep o rte rs and frlendscaillngtofrli confercnc •escarch and teaches...... h:hair shows only touches of his w ork in - congratulate me,ne,r'hesflldwiUi .. discovereded il was all__;i. after he was namedI recrecipienr Harvard,' said” his PrigoglncP r also has been on...... ggray at the temples, was bom of thc coveled awardd wiwith his magnetism begann aboula in27, good-natured exrjxaspcration. mistake, in M oscoW Feb. 25, 1917. In- was quite cm- jj v ...... ir former sludenl, Dr, PhilipPhil W.' "and I’ve beenn publislilng Asked If recoicognition of his ‘'It !.YA PKIGOGINE _ 1920. when he w as aged 3, his ir alm ost -50 work h a d not come co somewhat harrassing.”ig.” Van van Vleck JOHN VAN VI.ECK Anderson of M urray Hill.Hill, N.J.. p a p ers on It for . chcmiKtrv nw ard p a rc n ls Joined Uie flood of '■ and Sir Ncvill F. Moll M( of ' years. The earlier:r workv lends lale, van Vleck< replied:n "Well. said, R u sslaa s who fled Uie counlry . . . ■‘•tiiU* o f ftlio rk * C‘iml>ridcc Unlvorvo r s i I y . In tw th e m ost important.” por . I’m no springg ctiickcn." He ' f(for Western Europe after the GBolshevik revolution. He has bbeen a Belgian citizen sincc . . _ ■ Not•tice receiived PW '' ; infancy. - In 1941. a t-th c ;a g e of-24,...... m rPrigoglnc became a professor BritIton ^haappy’ait prize ■ L v i i I 'at the Faculty of Science « t ^ whi][ile gardesning ■ EB russels University. He became a specialist in be Uierm odynam ics and in Uic MA!UU:HO, Wesl C crmrmany .i America's Dr. PhillipPhil W. • Tlic prize will I ERNON. N.J. (UPI) sclcntifilific developm ents of Uic H S lU i’li - Hrllisli .SclcnilstIsl Sir; Anderson. equally by Moll, Hip W. A nderst)a.was------luturOr-).------statistical mectianlcs of Irreversible processes and also Nfvill F. Moll .saldTiicsdjiyJay he " It Is n greal pleasure;urcformc I andProf. Johnll. vai (nliis garden today "Ourir work has involved ally unhappy Inthe theory of liquids. was "very liappy" nt .‘iliarilaring share the prize wllhwll Dr ^ when he receiecelved word Uiat he fundami.mental discoveries on [j - without - Prof. A His first major success was llu- 1H77 Notiol Plivslcs Prize Pri A nderson,” M olt said. - thc Nobel Prize for whichI U Uic futurb of electronics ■ sharing lheprize,’’M’'M oU said. ' wouldI be b based," he said. "It to win Uic Francqul chair al •;ll is Uie recognll^nlllon of the )n’s wife received Uic has >ccn bee foundation l)ullding Belgium’s Liege University (or work of many people p al ^mPf. :■ > j- call with the iiews raUicrr thant anything familiar th e y e ar 1957-58. Tlie chair Is Kl M.irburg and CarITambrldge,'’ _ endowed by Ihe Francqui out.fo Uic g a rd e n .(0- _ .fn Uic_p!-pulj((c.’s.m ln d . Jl! s .n o L .. invasion. - sjiid Mo'll, a prol of'~ H |||V '|aH ' foimdatlon. ‘named uftcr—a— Cuban i dcllvcrUiemce message. ______anv ~ onone -Ihlng-^yd_lt__ WW/l physics al Car\ i m b r l d g e ^ ^------f — lBelgian industrialist wiio ^ Anderson,m, : 54, said he w as cverylhlthing." ______------1 ------mitViFreTry ‘in ’Cal(,'ambrjcigcr~~ffiK^^^^Qp j ” lo sliare Uic p rlzs Anderlerson planned tp go • PHILIP F ANDEHSON provided J funds for scientific Kngland. iclenlists wllh wtinm througligll wIUi his daily routine research in Belgium afler “ Mefinggljunglec "I have been cooperating co ... om in garden \W orld W ar I. worked for years. despitele winning \ Uic p t^ e . very c lo sd y wlUih Prof. I An- ||9 p B |IN | was honored along He left lc home to visil the Cuban In- derson." Motl said, (DNewhouseNewsSenice^55 Castro plane, wllh Cub; Jo h n H. van Vleck of physics:s laboratory at Prin- ■ le chief of Tlie British NobJobel Prize W,\SHINGTON - Ten days da; signla. containing the cl University and Sir colon .Universliy, ,l where he dills pllol.— winner said he (came to ■ |||H ||||||| before llie bungled Hay off PliPigs C astro ’s a ir forcc and his Molt of Cambridge teacheses parl-lime, and said he landing at Marburg's Philipps)S L Invasion of Cuba, PresideUdoni nia d e an em ergency land y in E ngland. wouldI head for thc Bell ffSorvIcv All Mokoj Jacksonville lhalnl sam e for-"scientific discuss Jolm F. Kennedy orden lajor reaction was Laborati-atories In M urray Hill, sed some profcssorshere." aides (o brief Adlnl1 1E morning. This caused i dcllglited lo win the wherein! he works. infusion.) Molt said lh a l bcfot^fore com ing H W Slevcnson. UN am bassadoiador Slate Deparlmenl confus h the two people .1 Ai)dcilerson. born in In- PUMPS enson) all lo Marburg, he lool on Uic upcoming acllon, . "I lold him (Slevenso :ook p a rl In H B H f i nost In Ihe w orld," dianapolpolls, Ind., joined the For all purposes ;aid later, celebrations last;t weekend •'The inlcerily 'a an n d 11," Bundy said said. "One Is my old Bell lyslemsys on Ju n e 22. 1949. Solos • Sorvico ane Uial a m arking Uie 500th anniversaryam Installation credibility of Adlal Sieveeven- “We sliould have done-1 (van Vleck) and th c He Is director di of Uie physical , d not fuss of the foundingIg of th e son,” he told Arl'J- week e arlie r. He did no I man who I w;orked rescarclrch division, responsible sin. All lie University of Tucbijcblngen in Schlesingcr Jr., '•constilu;tiluie about Uie box h e was In. decade {Moll).” • for consinsulting on rcscarcli of * PUNIMP & EQUIP. GO. tionol wanted was more inforniformalion souUiem Germanyy asa official ______2 0 5 EAEASTIANDDR. 7337581 one of our greal nation I I MrtTT Andersonin ■said Ihelr work . al! lie the laboratories of Uie dig deeper reprcscntallve of C;Cambridge •• SIR NEVILl a ssets. I don’l w ani anythinging lo ^ ^ LLM OII wllhmugncli(nclie physics will lay division,on. lie also carrlcs on his be done which miglil Jeopa!opar- holes,” University. ... phvKicHCHwimuT Ihe foundalidalinn for many own restescarch. o w e v e r , ______. ____ d iz e lh a l.” ______Privately, howc Dul iik’c llie invasion,r UUie” ’ S l e v c n s o n - w a s —ra■ aglng_log lr ______— • briefing had been bungli.ngled friends. “I’ve got toI resignres — ^ also, according to hlstorijiorian Uierc’s nothing 1 canan doc but ------Jolm Bortiow-Martln_/\ndnd oni resign," he declared.1. ThenTl: he Egek J, would aadr"Dut reatVti April 15,. 1961, Stevenson w iiV tT cslp ------•‘trapped” into asscrlii■rling “ youngprc^president H i 0 6 i ■‘categorically” to thc UNvj jjmj ll and the country are InIn enouglic the United Slates had nolol nnda " , ho U'f'nl nn -hill hill tnnro ' - wuuiil- iiut-provldc-mcn • planes, or partlclpnle inIn aany circum specU y. On ApApril IB -ac tio n againsl Cuba, h e told Ihe UNI PiPolitical I Before dawn on Aprilril 17. Couim lUcc: "N o Invaslivaslon has Marlin wrilcs In "Ad•A dlai I fr®'’’ f'lofFlorida or Stevenson and Uie Worhforld ’’ of'y port of UicUie United Cuban exiles trained, amarm ^ Stales. Wc have commim mllted no and provisioned by the UnilcdUnii aggression'againsl CutCuba. Wc States began wading asliore asln have no aggressivee pi purposes ' 'j d under severe defense fife[ife - againsl Cub». Wc lnl(Intend no ~ " j and the gazeof Fidel Castro.;tro milllary inlervenlionon againsli An aide phoned Slevcnsor^sonin Cuba." — _tJic4Valdorf-A£loria-al-7-a.7 ^ m , - ____Ncxt_dny._Mot:lia_liO-iHiLcs.______:____ lhat Monday Jo ,reportrt iI h e ' “ T he m en on thee (Cuban)(( invasion. "Yes, 1 knov;now '•. -bcacfi were being captiraptured or Stevenson replied, "Bundyn d y 'is killed. A liltle a fte r 4 p.mp.i ., Uic liere.” nndhungup. m en on th e beach alI Uie Bay of . Me meant McGeorge BumJundy. senl a finalnal rad io Kennedy’s' security advlsIviser. 'message, Uien destrcyer c y ^ Uielr who lold Slevcnson the wh radio and fled intInto the slQry - Ihe training, armiinning swamps." and preparation In Gualem;em ala - •- 'Hie incident, Uieite author - by Ihe Central IntelliBoiigoncc says, "taxed StevS te v e n so n I Agency. severely — a n d wouldildconlinue ct ^ ^ And Stoveiusoii also leearned a n to do so. H e had beebeen per- ' how he had been Irlckedd b;by a sonally humllialed11 - had. CIA cover story, accordlnpJing lo a ib ell unw ittingly, lied lletl to the Marlin, also thc authorlior of 'JN." ____ “Adlai Stpvcnson ot IlllnoiInois," Al (irst Uie ambjimbassador Uie (irst nf his two-volu.’olume thouglil his useliilne:ulness had , definitive biography of iiie e nded a l Ute UN.1 And/ he ■ r V ■ tw o-tim e- Dcmocra:r a t i c - - rem a rk ed causticallyrally lo a _____ presidential candidate. friend: "They’ve: _g. go't. Ua^ _ 1 ------jTo'cotlcCl’llS'liandrMaiMarlin"— damncdcst*"l5Unchlf“ (o f 'b o y ' relates, llic CIA would f ly : ...... commandos runningIng around 26 bomlxir wilh Cubanin Air ‘•“^rc (Wasliington)1) youy< ever F orcc insignia dlroclly fr l l i i j f i f j r Nlcarag\i.i to Florida V bcf ^forc K ennedy liclpciclpcd a bit I j: I J • J Uie invasion. Its pilot wowould press con- announce he was a defec•feclor fercnce he look full rc.ipon-, S E i J h f f th a l he had ju-sl ImmbedCu'[cuban slblllly for Ihe Bayay ofc Pig-s. ' - -alrflelds.-nnd-asK-for politlOlitlcal- - telling reportcrs;-!:Tli(-Tlicre's.nn ...... ' lram@nati(}n asylum . old saying Uial vlclnr;dory has a This llliJil camc off os hundr^ faUicrs andnd d defeat Is I&UM'------SII plannetl on April 15, thcle pilotp orphan...I'm thethe respon- i m i . landing a t Miami Internallclallonal sibleofficerofgovemtrummenl.” ! |r # “as Airport, lir lold hts story>ry and Aiid Uien a n ammazing azir thing | . 1 then w as holil under wrap*raps by happened: Olher amba:mbassadors j ------U ie-l!iS: liiiiiilKrntion SServico e r “ Including Uie .Russiai.sslan - told ------tt-ith nowTlntprviews rrfiisi(liscd. ” Slevcnson Uiey didIno'lililnS'of liol - (Bv coincidence a gemBcnuinc ''Im V e n icce t inundated]

VKNlClv Hilly (UlMiIj'Ii .. lapping into the square squ; and I'Io(h1 w.itcr.s invadwi Ven^'enk'e’s forcing Uie city’s :axilaxi boatsI lo main St. Mark's SquaivHIV and change routes. H 10 olher hiw lyini; a re as; ofof.'lilt. The "roule changlange w as UM FEISKII:e s " ® i n[NERS i . city Monday in l!iu firslrsl higli necessary, officials:ials said, w ater o( Dll'suasim. Ijccause Uie higli w■alcr alcr m adell ■ S W Official.'; said llie levelel nfn Uie im possible for thetaxi laxi and bus ^wB9B C r u n c hly y nuggets wi v i t h Venice l^ii’.oon was :t55 inches in lw.ilslop.iss underr someson of the j g waler city’s low brltlges. altove normal, sending w H H H ^e v e r y t h i n ggyourdog needs.1 ^ ‘B lu ejeJ e a n s D a y ’ s e t E FFriskies t Dinners ha^theI cocomplete aniJ balancc(d nu;lutrition your dog jieeds...and.n>oreLThreGee great tastes: Hearty Bee:eef flavor,-new_ •, ’ • lll';ilKi-:i.KV. Calif.. <1 (Upt) look like there Is anin incredlltic*In and savory Sauce Cubes... DC o g s iove them . -T lii'(:iiyl’i'i)]>U‘'sUnlninlnnlKis number of gay p«people on .w cChicken & Liviir-fjavbr am e s r T ? itH d s te - o f ------— t------— r-aet-Friday-.for—^UierJt._j^.,il,;,__cjmpusaiid^fili:-uw u-woh'lknow— ------7rll7T3rid-6n!y'FriskicrDitin(nncrs-has-all-lliree-vQrielit» •D.iy" al Ihe-Universil;rsily of ifUiai'lsUielrutiiornoinul. . ... Friskies brings out the-natiiatura!-friskiness-iri-your-do< iog. That's why ' ere and “People will know(iw —- if only California campys here w ecall it...Friskies! ' le ad e rs say a lol of students slut briefly — what ll isIs ll like lo be v l i « \ B will sc u rry .hom e ,to chcliange labeled.", he snid,d. IHe s a id . . ' •• ‘Rothes, • helioscxuals who we;wear jeans l— — - Michael Kobinson of GPU on Uiat d a y will1 lelearn the - < said lhat bccausc Jeans?ans arc fecllngof"oppression!’sion?’ , ■ - popular .with students.. "1"it will If ' ' - ' ......

M agi ley,: ... ______Wcdmcdncsday, O clotor 12,1977 Timon(lon-Nows. Twin Falls, Idaho IS j

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. ~ ' ByGEORGEWILEYLEY ...... T henrinus laterItcr iIhls fall to galhcr opinion ‘ heaviest lax t)urdcn shouldtIdered In th e inequitii’s opponpponciil.s of Ihc p rese n t school niitj^^iiiuthluoroT and explanalliallon ol the currcnl financing, TlmesNewswrilerH er and propose; researchres on school financc, slale. financing sy.Men•.Mem.wnnllocorreel- ■ D f till-biggest school elislrlelilrlcls Roise was .syslcm, TWIN FALI-S - All Id.ihn10 publicpi school Tlie SDKhas has received a $120,000 fi'derat Twin Falls taxpayers, byy icomparison. TIieSDEcurrcurrcntly allcmpls lo equalize hlglie.st ,wiUi expenditures■s olof p er T he SDF.: ICKlcralI grant will afford a . Htudcnis migtit nnl be Kcttin)ttlng itielr fair grant lo Iwthth researchrc and explain scliool conlrlhuled S47 per $10,000 m m. arket value, spending In1 thetin slate's scliool districts sludenl. T w ln F alls rankedll lovlow ot the five. dcepcrtookat:allheequali7.allohlssucs. ; sliaro of stale cducnlinn moneyney. financing. by far the smallesl taxpayerr bburden in the ihrougli a compilcated con formula which Hi|;licsl In Ihc sla le w erere ssome of Ihe Accordingg to t SDE financc bureau chief _ Two separate efforts arcre rnow gelling Al the hearllearl of Ilie attention being sla te 's five biggest school dlslis lrlc ts and one adjusts lax-poorpoordistriclsby givingiiicin a ' smalU‘sl school dislrlcls, whiwhich spenl as ' TomVopat.th, thc dcpartm enl will begin wiih ), under way lo invest innle allouclogcd Inequities focased on IhcIhe school finance system are ot the sm allest In any district,:i. bigger sharerc of > stale funds. bu\ the m uch as $2.2116 per sludenl.;, Of th e m edium a se rle so tppublic u b input hearings In which It . i I u u l/ ap^jliv.i tu Uil- fllSt 22 A I^eapie of Women Volersi woworksliop will and lo propertiperty owners who musl pay t)y Sfl.22t In asses-sed proper!erly value per miles a dislrlci■Irlcl levies In la x es.-a n d op- higli w ilh expenditures of $20M per. awareness effort,ell Bul SDE will follow lls . t>e held Thursday at CSI andid willv. focus on laxestosupporliporl Ihe schools, youngster, white Twin Falls! slstudents were ponenls of! Uie th current sysiem say youngster. original hear!tarings with a research projcct liow Idaho's school financinging works, im- A still unpubipublLshcd league sludy stiows b.icked liy only $G.107, T hee :same lax in inequilicssllllal111 abound. Since one of llic le n n s. ot the league's designed lota) take a close cvahiallvc look at ' plleit ly asking If lh a t syslcmif ^ if fa lr. taxpayers Inn Boise B< conlriliuled aiwul Siw twlh Boise and Twin Falls^s would h av e The leaguele sludysli sliowsTwln F a lls spenl grant Is th al no lolitiyingJ. lie done In ils th e currcntit sysiems and perhaps propose The Stale Deparlment of ICducatlon per $10,000. of of market• value prupcrty to relumed uboul-M-per cciiL:Lmorc In. thc a (olal.of JDiio.jOil.') per student In lll7a-7fi, Imt awareness cnmpulgn, the‘ te.league will go alternatives,:s. ‘ •' '— - iS D Ii' is plnnninK ils own scrliscries of public their cllv’s; schoolsch svstem in l‘J7.v7fl. tlie Boise district, an example' o of one of th e m osl schooli districts disi .spent m ure,’ inTiiiv of '"n o further than presenlalionlion of slutislles A ll Im ale --•1— - r - '- T '- 'T - r - v n r - ’.'- - . •••' i boatrd ...... - 1 ^ — L a n d pDian l stalls— KETCHUM . IdalioI lUPH lU — Tho Sawtooth Naiional n(.“t'reationaI A rea Imslas irun oul uf money to condemn and buy private proptroperty nol meeling criteria to # 1 que]iried p re se r\’e tho nalural sun.surroundings, U ntil C ongress appro,ipropriates more funds. Superin-rin- r ^ M By LOF-ORAYNEO. SMITH Ion sM . Oic rccri'iition area's I fendent A. L Ashlon Tlmeen spenl. W ith il. the , Tlic appropriation sine W W * Frank Church's> officc oi lo Investigate possible 3S Ixiuglil o r received scenic recreation area has violation of equalal opportunily< laws becausc no . ., ihiin |>er-cenl-of-l!iel«t«M n-llie- —: ------trasem cnls on m orv Ihiin Ih women w ere appoliM inted. : a re a. IndicatedI Itlhal commissioners may en- V ,ia H counlcr difficulty;y InI getting federal funds if Uie ■ lack of women onm llIhe planning group is found to P e r m i t ss iavailable I ' -'tH violate federal law;aws. “Good luck."' CommissionC Ctialrman John TWIN FALLS - WoeWood-cutlinu permits arc still • I-eMoyne lold hor,;r, available from local Forc'orest Ser\’lce officcs. according • Stapp also presiresenlc*d a petillon urging tho to Saw tooth NRA official!:lals, but Ihc easy-to-get wood is ’ v-J.TW- . reappoinlment of Tlielma' Ferguson, former probably gone. chalrmanofUieplaplanning group, So far tills y e ar overr W&00 frec-usc perm its have Iwenen » l i i Ferguson wasIS not renamed when a new Issued for tho Wood RivtItiver drainage by the Kelchumim * ; ’ planning group wawas organized last month after an Ranger Dislrict and llic itic Sawtoolli NRA. This Is an Uic counly offlchIclals dissolved thc old com- Increase of several hundrmdred p e rm its fo r the sa m e limne. e . '*'■ mission bccause: of alleged illegality, .of ' ' • - - - period during 197G. Eachich ]perm it is issu e d for 5 cpnis nf A public heariniring on Uie ordinance legally wood, a lllio u ^ i m any famfamilies acluallv cul less wood, > ...... authorizing Uic nc\ncvrplnnnlng group Is scheduled------P e rm lls will be availabliable unlil O ct. 30, ia77, A fler the:l>e .W forOa.m.Saturdayday In th c courthouse, Ocl. 30 deadline no Irefree-use wood culling will be Slapp aid courounly commissioners lold her allow ed. P e rm lls will.1 ncnol be Issued ogain unlil side Ferguson was “r“nol compclcnl." Ttic former- roads a re passable nexl11 spring,sp ...... ; chairm an has scserved for seven years, had Permlls arc availabllable nl the Ketclmm Ranger I 'i...... hclp^ complle Ui ‘ Uie county comprehensive land Districl office on Sunn ValleyV Road Monday ,through [ j use plan and ,lh(,lhe ‘subdivision 'brdlnancc -and ------_ F rid a y belw een 8:D0 amand'12:0OTmd'l;OO lo 5:00, Tr lie-h e - - • £______■ ______.J . A lay Saw iooih N RA -ofllcee isissues wood permlls Monday •' Slapp told commissioners cor "Iherc was no Cti.i/lu'.. Lciiiiiioii/Tiinoo-f tlirougli F rid a y from U:00 u n lit-1:30. nooNown . tjuesllo n o fh c rccompelcncy",bul o i said Uie larger Issue is lhal llicitiicre sliould be Im Ui m en and A SPRINKLER lefl on durin g Uic night a t women on such a counlywc ldc planning group, . Harmon Park left muchI o:of the area dccorated A A o n e y b a g s t o l e n IIcesciiljpti by ice form ntloia as lempcpcraturcs In Twin Falls dipped well below Uic30-dejdegree mark. BURLEY - A Ihlcf: wcwearing a ski mask stole a sackick of m oney from a c a r wash/ash here Tuesday aflernoon, — ^— I For plan! ■■ ' ' 4 : Burley policc said a wlwhite male wearing ,i stockinging ski cap pulled gverhlss facface w alked Itiruugh the door of Lynch’sCarWushonOveOverland A venue aboul 1:30 p.m, ------'~TiK;^dayrAUGn[iuiit!>'io!i*ttild'policc-tht.^nnm-f5rubl)^Tn - - __- -W am i fdown the alley, ir-oka^edX- money bag and ran off d c = - - S t a t «e o f f i e ii a b m a b a n ^ - Burley police w ere notllnotified im m edialely but found no . - ’ . BySHSHANE O'NEILL • tra c e of th c culprit. PolPolice said Ihe Invcsllgallon is T imme»-News e Writer . continuing. BOISE - Thc Th. Idaho State Board of [j IQ Health and WcW elfare h a s approved an ;i , o n Su l b d i v i ^s i o n s ej w e r h (o o k u p ^Fi5 . emergency temjemporary waver of water P u b l i c ww c orkshop setI ^ _ quallly standard;irds for Uie Ore-Ida ond J.R . ' .[j . - Sitnplot-polalo.0 proccsslng-plants-inI Uic..... j . . . „ ■ B y e O BB ZZUCKERMAN sldering lifting thc ban tiec iglon argued the eoiincll shoulduid spend Burley area, TWIN FALLS - Thehe II-eague of W omen V oters will t)ecau.se Ihe lour Talklngle es-News writer rrevealed' more sew.ige' from ( lly trained | The agreemement was finalized Ihls " hold a public workshoplop al CSI T lm rsday, on Idaho's im domosllc users contingenciicy funds lo hire a highly li TWIN FALl^ -- ‘Slale health and welfare- niiglit r h a v e a beneficial efi tlie p la n t m orning. wlUih lliC' bo ard unanim ously • present sv stem of sc:school finance and alleged effect on plant sewage piplani operator to keep ttie ------deparlm enl offielalsIs 11m ny lift tlie ban on hookups—-operationsr— o ------— — . opLTatinge ------— a p p ro v tn g —th cthc—petitionr-Industrial- • • — _ Inequalilleslnlhatsystcr■stem. geon-octiyr - i* ------.. of sul)divlslonstollie1leT w in F alls sew age system , B ecausc dom estic sewage Is le; nol spend representatives£S signed a consent order., .-’j The League workshopihop will be parl of a statewide Islessconccntrated Mllar arguedar the council should nol , a department adminlsinislralorsaidloday. Uian tJ industrial sewage, more•c flowfie from homesi more mom lUt-sldc Uie ..aim ed al '.'mlnliInlmlzlng the effecl, of the t public awarcnesscampanpalgn being conducled Ihrougli a.. oney lo hire someone from ouLsli Dr, Leo W .S to k eIS, s,: admihistnilor for the stale ti ch a plant j discharge" Inlonlo th e Snake R iv e r," ac*' ’ S20.000 F o rd FoundationIon grant,I m ig h t help dilute some of the hlgli con- area lo opeoperate the plani, lie said such a , . health and w elfare dedepnrtmeni's environmental centratlons c coming from Idaho 'w in F jills ■ cording lo DejiDoris Snyder,- Information •[! Keynote speaker for'or I llie TJiursday session will be laho Frozen Foods, operator' w as not likely to slay In Twin , officials were re-evaluating th tl c p la n t's m a jo r contributor. Sir ii a higlier speclallstforUietie division of environment. ] • “ 'f o rm e r 'C S I faculty dcdean Dr. Don KclUi, novv^ar -, Slokos said.-— very longg hulI rnllier leave as soon as a > llicff'pBni^o (llsappipprove atl subdivision sower At a Tw in F a lls City Council Slmplot andd (Orc-Ida ore required-to.... i . 377:-profto^r-otpsy^iQlogyjigyjilLiecollciic,. . incll w orking lunch paylngjolnoiicamealong. • - - — lnn)kups-t>ecau«ujJ-iiifJnfiirm;iUnnJi-nrnQH fhiHn[« ■Tuesday. 1 Citv Manneer .Ir,in ^ pmpnywl meet the besltost practical .treatment__ ;____ Anll:15a,m.paneldls1 discussion, moderated by former ouncll.look no action on the prr i,, - n tour of Ihe Tvvln F'a a lllls W aste W aler T k ’alm ent cconfldcncc slnlcofflcials wouldluld lift the ban in a hiring. lim llfltion-est];siabllRhed- by- thb~^iP — ■ — Twin Falls League prprcsldOil M arg e Slollen, will ■ ' P lant last week, ccouple weeks,' meml>ers vlronmcntal PrtProlccllon Agency for tlic',,. i feature Sen. Jolm Barkinrker, R-Buhl, chairman of the- . M llar alsoals handed a letter to council me. • Sifile officials begatgan thc ban in July, .saying it He said stale officials "ackno:knowledged” more decrying• a Times-News editorial crilical:c a loi f c lty Industry In 1977,7 , . I Idaho Senalc’s Health.th. E1 ducation and W elfare Com- P, would conllinie untiltil the sewage plant stopped ssubdivision hookups wouldli'lIh'l nece.ssarlly In- officials’ li pnilitems, Bccause of lo-low riv e r flows, Uie sta le j m iltee, and Twin Fall:i^alls school superlnlendcnt Dr. ' handling of sewage plant prol expelling pollutantsits al levels exceeding Kn- c re ase Irc atm en t problem s atitUieplanl, Un Mllar cal!:alled the eelitoriiil " a ramnbllng bll of board approved.Hi ta conscnt ord er for a lim it j Jam es Sawln. vironmental Proleclltction Agency sta n d ard s, During the Iwo-hour luncheoi:heon miH'tinw. lu o dlslortion.s.ms, fragm ents of facts and edltorlItorlallzed that Is only 50 pelp e r cent of Uio best p ractical . Introductions will begli>eglnal9:lSa.m, In rooms 117 and Tlie sewage^ plaiilanl has been expelling _ mr embers of the council, ChrisisB B.' .'T alkinglonand coicouched in .p h ra s e s lo cre*aU'e*aU‘ sen- [ Ircatment durinf-ing the winter period of low ^ - l l S o f th e Shields BulldinIdlng al CSI, T h c keynote addrc.

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cumiKMii-W.W:J.--auo_in_a_rajrai.'«_luC..ni;iy.Qr^nel. Richard.____ : M A G IC ry A L L 'E y .:^ VoUr a e r H n " ° '^ — Ted’ TVasco';r 'a' iin i ' ihculnC enir^sceks ‘fo^ Gli5eiT~Clianaier are not';[' sw king'' re^ Jrpcilllon forolcrolccilon:------— t-wtrfonr-j-cartcnmrincum y’jurn. Candidates for two four- Magic Valley communities1 willwi: go lb Ih'e ^elccHon'wlUrotnirothcrhopcfulslncluding-John— — clccHonr------KETCHUM Bubak, Glen Capps and Nalhaalh an B rooks a re ‘ _ _ _ y e a r te rmIS s aarc incumbents Earl Rose and polls Nov, 8 lo elec t cily offlcLfflclals and th c R, Nelson, a IIruckdrlvcr; Uw Porter, CASTLEFORDD Two four-yw-year council posiliiiiis lip'fnr— lhccontcstant.1;------3 ■ Wllford Wife/ilco a n d D e n n B aker filing deadline Tuesday evening ev ha.s cfnployed byy C.iC.W, S liver Inc., Twin F alls, , Delbert Alexander is scckinking re-election 'dectlon will1 t)t;t)t s/iuglil by four candidates, GOODING DECLO resullcd in a number of heavllavlly conle.sted and Don.Famesmcs, a Kimtwrly barber, R.E, as mayor, running uiiopposedled. In Ihe race Phillip F, Tuch'uchnor, 'an Incumbent wtio is .Neither Incuinbenl isis tru n n in g for jr-year council .waUs aro ijp for races. Ledbelter, Ihe' other Inciimbinl. is not candidates-In-’ an engineer:ir: Cllfford^ 11, Noxon. who rc-elecllon lo two four-year■car d c j m uncll Two lour-) for two council positions ca Incumbents CInudo Vallcllo and C antlidalcs seeking office: in Ihe various seeking re-clecll•leclion. — ...... — leumbcnl,- Ron manages anin e cslale; John Gladlcs. a openings. Four have enlereilL-red Iho racc, d e ctlo n . Inc “ ■'elude Robert' Sample, inoi ett are'running for rc-clccllon. - - communities Includc: - Jo Vulgamorc. contractor and:and ski shop owner: and Barry Chel Floyd, a.liveslock man;lan; m otel ownor C^l'^ ChlMiom, Lilly R eeves and Jc llengcrs arc Arvlllc Voycc, TW INFALLS HANSEN lumbent Is not Luboviskl. unalin allorney. ' Jam es’ RIdgcly; newspaperiper e d ito r Kim T te lel Paul Ware, the other Incur in a race for mayor two years T liree four-year council posipositions are to Ihreerc Incumbent citv miinril HAILEY Cropton, and veterinarianria n C niliorine deleolcil In seeking re-election. (irtSllmpsori, , be filled, Including the posllliislllon held by ■ members In 1Hansen are seeking re- C urrcnl M Ma> ayor L.F. H eagle Is I'lol Slapp, Mrs. Stapp lives outsitulslde c lly lim its- .ifio. .-inil Kiri ALBION Incumbent M ayor P aul 0.styn.;yn. Candidates election ogaliigalnst Ihree newcomers, MURTAUGHI seeking re-cleclelection, anrfc^ly C'buncllman but ltst.s h er office in GoodingKling w hen filing . , , , -in« county. ' . J - l . .ent . ILW. ‘•Chris" Cagle is' includc Ostyn, ^^ary J; McClasClu-sky, se rv in g P etitions filedled ;as (Of Tuesday's deadline One incumbent and one new!w hopeful a rc i Don Angell, ownerowr of a cable 'I'v company, for clecllon lo test Goodli Dr election to a two-year term as under appolnlm ent and H enry'iry Woodall, a ll ' Included thoseosc of i Sandra Golay. Richard seeking Ihe Iwo vacanciess on the Clly and EmeryI Dietrich,Dli a Teccntly retired residency laws. ^ m ayor. Thehe entire council is up for clcc-. Incum bents a s'w ell a s Mlchac:liael D. Green VawserandGeoI George Uric. Incumbcnls, and . Council. Wallace Qirlstenseisen Is seeking schoolteacher,her, will vie for ih e post. DavidI ■ACEQUIA and Ja m es C. Sm allwood, all seeking th c Alton Motherslilerslicad, school district em- t-e-elcctlon while U la n d Bariark^, the other ivie, a sawmillHill ^owner. Jack Heckert, a gift^ Incumbent MayorMargarrcaret Comstock , [» unopposed for four-year lorms three four-year terms, and Raymond ploye; GeneEgl; Egler. a leacher, ond Marilyn officcr hold* is st<^plng down, d Robert store "owner,ier, William IJouse,_ ]oeal__'___ Is pinning w llhw l opposllioi nce-HoIl-flifd-BnJco-Bristnl.Jn:_____ • Baxter, SlephemM. Carler• amand Gordon H ...... Mllls-aXonncracrcllyclcrk, c ------. ------— Mcssner Is hinnlng'roT iKoUaiJarK s pflsillon'. '"Sioutilafn"'Bel'B eir office fnana‘'eer.' 'Jimj yearlerm. Kenneth Amc’s and Jack Hunter Cox, all sceklnE th e two yearirterm. te - —-FILER ' ------— • HOLLISTER^,1.1 " SjonlRomcry,ry, aa furniture sto re ow ner, nnd' - Incum bent's • running foitor lour-ye.ir cumt«nlsK. nning, T hree a rc•c seekingsi Ihe m ayor's post Only the Incumbents are 'seseeking office. Glen Wakesfielsfield, all runnliig for Ihc flrjt^ . council terniij- aro Irel KeiKent, and Mel' nrenotrunnl BUHL InrliiHlnp FItlni^dflii.Rvals. n.ivld L. HelHT Mayor diaries Shepherd andnd Couticilrhen Ume .for thee cllycll council, will compete for Councllmmen c Marvin Tremaine' and SleveitsoQ. im/>r nrr w klnp rtvplwllnn for ■ “1 T*(7“eouncilmen wlll-lw'cliJ elected, nolli and Phillip i’\slcll.i'\sli Mayor John Glandon, Harvey Mo'nigomery, L/:Koyiy Flexiior and tWoliupycanc ______—Robort-Tum i ! ^ 3 ^'MINIDOKA vo years. Tho only challunger-is _ —Ineumbehls arc •sc'eklngB officec wllh serving undericrappolnimcnflsnorrunnlng. a] ' Don Rudecn arc all seekingng rc-clccti Only Incum bent Joo Humphrey.- Hi an Everticart, a sportingsj gocids sto re ow ner Iwo-year lerm . Two challengetnuensloratwn- four-ycjr let Four candidates arc runn;unnlng for tlic -Alexander,. JackJi Frates and Twila eleclrlcal engineer appointeded lasl year lo and formerclly clly councilman, hove filed for y e a r lerm'_ arc Dave Hllalberl. alt lormer IsEufiCneWlW ard. ^ •va^ncles on Uie Kimberlyy CCily Council. Knutson. Coun-oun^mcn Jaclt Pierce and fill Uie rest of nirunexplrcd icmi^haslc filed the posilion.1. InIn Ihe clly council race for 'cated two years (Contlnucdonpage.19) . . coune^man who wns defeatc T '* 16 TimeS'NowS. Twin Falla..Idaho W edneaday. October 12.1?I2.19.'7 : V Pi^ublic schitiool finalincing syji^stemprojbed f f ------t T ” T _ o ^ ~ (Continued fromn Ipage 13) equalizing formo rm u la s and Uic then we wouldwo probably make "'iH11 comc' the' recom- discliscussion featuring Sen. John ^ VopatsaldthcSD]IDE research need for rcadju-idjuslmcnt, Vopat illcssequa:ual lhan ilis. I Ruia^ I mondatndalions'.” - Bar3arker, R-Buhl. c h aln n a n of (tT) n)n1rri M a c r o e g iJ will be conccntraleilcd In three said. believe inn whalV we’re doing at ■ -Hesale said th e EDE grant liasno i>c tl>c Idatio Senate’s HcalUi, . . a re a s : .—Tax suppopport- bases .of, , this poin)inl. Ma.vbe they relatioritlonshlp to the league EdiSducalion and Welfare —Cost variationsos per school school districts:els: how equitable- (cqualliali(lition paym ents) need grantnl except "the liming ConCommittee, and Twin F alls • Matilda Snn fonn r d dislrlcl: an atlem{mpl will be is tbc currenlnl syslems of ad-*, lobcexpanlanded." happcmipcned to fall together.'.’ Schkhool Superintendent Dr. made to see how)w well the justing for differences dl in ‘ - - Vopat saisaid the slate sludy is _ [c s:sa id SD E hopes lo havc Jalames n Sawin will conclude the f r ^ . ------' 'stale’s current extr;;tra paymcnf__a-sse-«ed vailvaluations per Just startin1lng. with a steering Usrescircscbrcli finislicd by spring. moiTioming. ------^-P A U U — Ma[ilrt.TiTtH-Sni•Sanford; 9;i.-Pntil------D augiiltrsiltrs.of-UtaiiJRlonecrs in thlTarc; :iv lc of " sp a rsity factdre're"'to remole' student iii school' sclu districts? com'mltlcece not> completely'"'' Ttiffhff 'lcaguc’" workshop" Is;—; : A ftentoon"scs1ons-w ill' Ix;------' ;n.*sldi'iii. (lied iMntuJny■ nat th e • Cassia . - S|>e «'asa s ininstrum ental In starting the Civ id h c school d istric ts off:sffsets extra , Wlial, if nnylhinthing, needs to be composed,d. Once that's done, a schcdulcduledl'rom9a.m,to5p.m. u.sciised lo Iraln league speakers iAloniorinl llospil.il in Riirloyrl^iy Club inn PaPaul, a n d a c h artcr m em lw r of tl ) i,| costslnlhoscdlstriciriels.' done to m.ikc.ikc them more first roundndjjf public hearings Tliursdiirsdoy In room s 117-118 of wheA'ho will la ter conduct public “ Slieunsl)oniJiini*;i IHJH,^«^^^t Springvllle, f i r s t HoHome Demonstration Club I "A re tbcy doing? tbetl J06 that equitable? will Ik helheld and m ore strict ^be Sh:Shields Building at the sH-4&-^ng-Bponsofet!------I ’lati. Slic ond tier tiiishaiidiHiid followed the ■ Robcrl•I ((Thelma) wrdnTler. Paul 1 districts: a He noted;d again the and gathertier comment on the psycholchology at CSl. will be slatJtotewlde under a $20,000. grant nrk from 1901 lo one sisterIster. Ella Reynolds. Springvllh/l[]c. abilities of school d railroad cons(n:ctioii work and small size of results, will owed by discussions of fror!rom the Ford Foundation. U t.ih; 19 grandchildren. 42 grea•oat- look al the currcntIt tm ethods of rem oteness and vlll be held. followei 192^, Similar campaigns have' real- “sharing the stateale's wealth many Idaho schoolssch and then "We're; going lo do tho Idaho'sho's method of distributing Si They moved to Paul inn 1‘.l‘J13. nnd have grandcliilcchildren and eiglil great-grea am ong school disUslricts,” tho added. "If we.e spendSI the same researchI ....." Vopat said, state:c sischool funds and local »cn bcc carried out in other since rt'sldwl llien*. Mr, San;SanfonI preceded grandchildchildren. her effectiveness of current (for cach studenjdent In the sta le ) "F rom wh£that come.'; oul of that propcripcrty taxes^ A panel, slotstates. . - , — f)crindoallilti 1947. She w;iiw;is preceded In death by ht Iwo ____ • SJic H'as .1 m em lw r of the LDS Church. husband.nd. one son. one slep-son. Iw children. Tjnd one great-grandchild, — li.ivinR.al\v.iys bcon nctlvoIvo In eiiurch af- " grnnrtclHlcl iid .,' r at, 10 f.iirs: Stiejia'd scr\'cd as firsfirsl coun-selor in eral services will l« conduclcd at, I Thursday at the Paul LDS Slaklake TFschoools operaated in reed last yeear tjie firsl .Minidoka-stalec ReliefP Society a.m. Thur presidency. Slie also sc‘r%'cded aas w ard Relief -C enter,•. withw Bishop Ijrry Harper• 0of- ng. Lasl riles will l>e in Ih ^its$43,000deflclt. lha Socleiy president and MIAlA ppresident, and ficiatlng. By GEORGE! WILEYW of the yearar miglil reach district’s3 losses.lo w ith its that "four or five years was - had I'aii^tit ill iilt (ir»*» Ihc chapel Ibis evening anil J b i ' R U PER17 T For threec openings< 'on the councilicll nrc souglil by in- • Burn lo ss fuol 1935. In 1939 she.niovedI to California and sday untilintil lim eof services. V oters a re • lookioking al a Eden's clly.coun:ouncll. appointee cumbentt J im Brow n and • Radlatomorohchoot • returned to Twin Falls inn 1942.19 On Dec. 24, repeat bailie for mayor rr bet- Larry Craig. AAri rlyn Krohn and form er Cou’ouncllw om an .Mildred 1923, she w as m arriedDd to Fred. W. • P o to n to d down-in*draft systom I ween incumbent 00. - Wendell Lcland Fltzpalrpalrlck will run Slimpson,1. ( d efeated two years B urlington in Seneca. Neb.;b. HeI died in 1965. _ (invonfod by Horoldd Honnoboum-1] ______^ ) _____ Johnson and_councilc ilm an,W .F ____ ^^vitlinoopposltioi> ltio n ,______ago,. Is .nilrunning Jor iho.scaL ...... She was g member of _ Invontorof ihoCcCorousol) gf_the_Kimberly ------— -■ ■ •‘D ili" Whi’tlom .. IIn cu m b e n t HAZELZELTON being vac-acatcd Oct. 31 liy N'azarcneChurch. « councilmcn Geororge Mac- Current Mayor Ma James JamesMc/IcAfco. EosIiasily installed, requires9S no grates, pipes Surviving are a daugliter,iter, Mrs. Donnila Donald and Dwinenelle A llred D rydcn will nol noi run for rc- Kolleckcr. Twin Falls;;; fiveI brothers, ( 3 b ir fan s. ^ are being challengcigcd by Carol election, andd Wallace W Bragg Gcorgc' Mason and Mvron )oors remain closed ot olall times to prevent a o n Mason,' both J |r Henschcid and Ronon Klebe for and Kermil Douglas Do will go |||]]| Tecumsch. Neb,. Charlielie M ason. Kim- OW SHOWING four-year council terterm s. head lo headfor for th e job. Duane )recio u s h e a t lo s s .______bcrly, Earl Mason and ArArt Mason, bolh r liE M i-N ew 1 9 7 8 _ _ ^ BURLEY2Y ' Turner, Giarle:arles Hency aiid ""■“TALrTTDIlYFORIKFDRMATIOIiFuisTAUjSoiT - -— Twin-Falls:- three-sisterstera,—Mra.- -F lo y d ------— Mavor~~Ctiuclc"[- Shadduck— Sharon-Johnson^3on-^^•ill-compclc— " 'MMIBCURY l H T faces a challenge! fifrom Varro lor a Iwu-yeara rle u r iA 'tiiVURmty------U ri. bolh Twin. Falls: amand Mrs. Vcnia H Clark In his racc fofor a sccond council, andid W’arrc ' n H art. EPHYR McCulioch. Denver. Colo,ilo. T here a re B four*ycar term. IiIncumbents appointee Deanc an Fife, and Ja c k grandchildren. ofour-yearterms. UTLER STOVE CO. RMAGIC BUILDERS H Leonard King aia n d G a rth Bean, for two foi T||P|lEISEN MOTORS “ U T lirce brothers and one on s iste r al.so v ' Payne are ruminning but BLISS BLI 701 MAIUAIN AVE. t. 73J-7700 934-5J4-SI42 Goodins 773i-6127 TwIrtFqlli p receded M rs.'fi^rllngton In ' ' B councilmcn Jameses R o p e r Is -J a c o b Zolllrollinger, former Funeral services for Mrs. Mi Burlington not seeking re-eleclection. Bid- will be conducled at 3:30I p.mp.r . T hursday al 4 ^ 1 'ding for fou-yearr terms arc Dale Doman. Norm:m an Nielson, Ralph Rasmussen, Rex Dallas Jackc k s o n Stancly and Barba:bara Taylor. Two-year term car • TWIN FALLS - Dallas^E_^Jack_sniJ,j;i,^___;_^^H E. ------re p la c e —R ay— B^ir — T w in F a lls. dledSunday in B' rccenlly resigned, aare Herbert . , .B o m O c t.-1.1924, in Cramrano. Mo., he had Mt .J ^ Moultrie, Jon /A n d e rso n . spent the pasl few m onthss inin Boiso. He w as / . \ ‘ • Richard Harper. F r a n c e s avcteranofW orldW ar.il,II, serving In Ihe Barlow, Waller Ra’lay (^ctcrsen M arine Corps In llie Pacificfica ? rea . 'a n d R obert M iller. ' Survivors Includc Iwo) brbrothers. Thur- I W ENDEL man Jackson, Joromo. andind Oils Jackson, I Two four-year clclly council irl Jackson. Por- Twin Falls; one son, Carl .. I ------. sp o ts wll! be sou{ by-In-.. _ lIarul," and lv,-o dau^ililers,■s, DI alynn Sw;m- cumbcnt Bob Thaclickeray. who M | | H | H | | U son, Burbank. Calif., and an M arlAnne TWI?;!IV IFALUS- - Funeral services-;s_ Ifo r______w a s a ppointed to fill a va ca n cy B ussert. Onlii,rio. Ore. U ivearir R. R, TlftfniU Ck'Jr^nw heia: al 31 oarlytlilsyear,EIriiIriierllahiib'n; Graveside services will,l Iwl)C held a l.2 p.m ., ^ p .m , lod.iyod.iy ill ttieTwln-Fnlis Stake Ccnlenlcr. - - long-term—incumt D a l e ' Tliursday at the Twin Fallsalls Cemetery by .Mauricece St.5 N.. with' Bishop Marvinin L.I B ilterli. Roy Rost,1, IHerbLage. Rev. Robert Van Nest. ArraArrangements are Giffordd conducting.cc Lasl rites were■e in. and amold Runyo . undcrUicdircclionot.Wliilellitc M ortuary, Sunset1 MeiMemorial Park. Slmerll is running unopposed for a tw o-year t e n in- John K. Cara r l t o n t w inIN iFALI^ - Funeral servicesrs ffor c um bcnt m ayor OiO tto L cm ke I K- H iim m ons will Iw conducleda ala 1 will face local bubusinessman y|||( GiilelleT racH TWIN FALI^-JohnK.CK.Carllon.M.«:. . lilleHfUEMmy____ I5il!lilletteJlcyioDii— - J i i -Ilm rsday—ul—Reynolds—Ftmci:ncrnl ------D oni)‘Sulltvairiij-tt[ihcTnayor's ______: r =M omC“Vi5t:rDrivc.-marn;jCl;igeroi i(ie.“)w.-i;it “ V.' J " i;l by Kcv. Robert SchreckcnlwiIwrg: rac e. , _____ " 'Scc'urily office in Twin F Fal * fel ,vcd. Stiave~^' | ||] riles will be held in Elmwoiwood ' - ■ ~ T a i F ^ n n esday m ornlngat his home. U | Oeoiorant U l * i | R a z o r lory, Gooding. Frionds may callall a t SHOSHON F uneral services wilt 1« tw an; n o u n m l l.y Cream 'ForgB*Dlly lapel loday and Tliursday, Tlie only contestit Iin Slioslione 1 • D ressing Ofc— J No Fluotocarb«nt I p W lillc M ortuary. - I Smooth Shoir*. • y is between Normi I B |V I rokcedvMlog* pointed to the cilyy ccouncil last J if Ihli groot buy. iS a STOCkSpHOW! i p lom on/lim t, Rtg.. y e a r, a n d George RiRocssler, for U«nthol. V ^ 'H a two-year lernirm. Mayor | , ' P n o . . Elwc)od W crry is unopposed < , \ FOR ONLY ^ for re-election andid incum bent IC. i g | 3” s p D t o i . clly’councilmeirRi-Reid Newby- i .1” E and Frank Carolrolhcrs, are X-HoldanitRasulsr L - ■■ unopposed for thehe two open Sot. t i l B z iillo.t M oniurial ('as>in !>Icmoru rini four-year clly councincil seals. r*nji*' tf FOROHIV Admittcid H AGERMMAN / t J * f 1. o n e -te rm v I lighter Admitted Walden. Ann Powers. allII TvTwin Olive Jordim. Terry■y "Tuckfr H.ie'™"'', I . _ Wa yne I’arist). Jnlm l^irish.;h- ' _ •■'•‘ •js :; ‘A d ain . S c hjn m _ ic d l_,___ U-e Sehafcr. Augustinlin Hanks incumbent Bob Andindcrson, and . B havc-flled fo r " ~ B r ~ ' ^ - Lydia Lil)ert, Meil)iiurneti e ' r'JeH)mij';“ Xlrs7‘Gary W.nrilirii .ind' Shaw n Nalwick, aili ■■'Bu'rlcw I ‘ cR O fT our-year cily B u^** • Davidson. Kmlly Weaver,:r, daughter. M;ilta; PliilliMiillip T e r ril C atm ull, llo He; y liu r r: - ^ 1 —Horry M.ixwi'U,-.Mrs.'_L-W_-VV------Ililliard.....Ciareiice._Hacdii acding*___ Cplk'eri,,„ll.inscn,__UJiupcrl;_ councllscals. i ------'^W riglil, Cecil Diiffy. Mejtliannn Iwlh Huhl: .Mrs. RonaldI SmSmith Ronald kindig. Haul. Gillette Cricltel ^ R IC H F IEELD l B ^ B T raln o r. Mrs. David Whiling,1(1, and son. Wcslon Bay.'. IhlM)th Dismissed ycar-council— —B ^^^™ _BM aji LoflanjI, JoJ>11) Filer ...... Ponny - Alley.- Lyie- Lighter i'= ilwnts Linlcy cBB^D Lawarence. Vickie Harris.is. B irths Nick Guruie, Howardrd G 1 u n ilc , W i ics Brown arc .« Stock NoWFw 1 0 5 Mrs. Don McBride. Mrs. Paulml Sons w ere txirn Ici Mr.Ir. aand Pam Ward, all Burley:lo v Willie S a n d e rs and Ja m e s Smooth &>mloftobU . I ™„nl„8 unopposedxl. For a two- ’ Anderson, all TwinFalls. Mrs. pjiul Anderson; Mr.tr. a and Ulricn, Nol'da F re d r j L l ^ OUpotebUnnil shovoi...... I .1 yi-'ar- term , currcnt;nt appointee For Only . Ella Cole. Shelley; Ninnielie ■ Mrs. D.ivld Willing, allI TwinTw both Ruperi; Carl I n o S n '^^nry J a n e Wliitcsc>scll will face I —:3sr~ Gf#

WcdncBdnesday, Ociobor 12.1977 TlmoslOS-Nows, Twin Falla. Idaho 17 Kosspitalpm r ty tlhrillsciM ldrern m - ■ ;;

^ -ST.. LOUIS.5 . ( U P I ) . classroom Uic daily hospital Fouryear-old ScScott Martin rouUnc is explcxplolned from Uie .i' - giggled a l Uie sighght of his sister patient’s vlewpewpoint, ' w-coring an adult-:ilt-slze surgical "You’ll probiirobalily sec a iol of t :.V- cap. gown and ma:nask. ‘people tainchmches’ visit your ^ . V ; g f B " Y o u look lostost in Uiere,” room.” Amyimy Kennedy, a Scott said to Amy.iy,6,------c lin ic a l - nnurse,- u r ; told - Ihe— P 9 9 | Y t ' ■ ■■ ' Scott Uiehdinlimbed onto a dilldrcii. Therhe people in bun- ||9 ||^ | f - hospital bed ondind fingered a ches are doctcIoctors and nurses. t stethoscope a nurlurse had given Tlicy wlli bechccklngonyoulo e ch ------h im to check Uicichcalih oLlils___lielpyougctwetw e U ."______yellow loy bear. Al first Uiethe children were " S e c if youcaniin hear Teddy’s reluclonl to answer Mrs. • Kgnnedy’a qupsllons.quo lull |||| y The scene tookok plocc at St. began to openDpcn up o f|cr Utey | | | H | | | ' Louis C hildren’;n’s H ospilal. saW llghlcc!Mj X-rays,: donned |4 li||2 where Scott andind Amy were surgical costuostumes and tried ggPH . among a smaliall group of wheelchair- rid es. By the tim e j K y i clilldren and pareirenls attending milk, cooklcs:lcs and Icc cream " a pre-admissionon party. Tho were served,/cd , everyone op* i i M E i : ' tvi^oliour prograiTams, held oncc pearcd to beai)e at ease! " or twice a.montlnth for Uic lasl Mrs. Kcnniennedy sold slic six years, altertempt lo .give hoped Uic parparty helped moke children a relaxoxed view of the the strange:c fs fam iliar to small w orkings of a hos]ospltal. personslnabli Prospective palienis p ore ‘‘I’vehcardja rd a child oskcd her ______L v--— showT\-a-hospitJlitol-room and — mommy as5 slieslu was leaving the - H l i i such items as Uiermomclers,Ui hospital, ‘YouVou think I could go AMYUYM AKTlN.fiyciirs.ild^ SC0TTHAKTIN,4YEA1c E A R S O L D 'b lood p ressu rerc cuffs and back Uicreo s

AViWAILABIUTY \ ; OfficialI removes;S Eichilch ol ihne idnnisri ' Itemiisniisfequlrt(Jlobeita(3i(/^ 4 ’ milibl.iliblelorsileitorbelo- 4 s o n s Iht id«idvtnised phu in tich ^ ^ A l Ib e rts ertson'j lOfB, eiceot« _ j______. report doubleta]d . I k ttfTallynole'dlfithiijiir < PROUDUi r — nRAIN CHECK : ; REDWOOD CITY. Call:allf. with county employes. We really' icare. «5 ilrive to hirt on lund » (UPI) - Joel Panzer has[HTa In I'ls "fog index" ratinratii g of ndtnt Slock oladvcnised ; ' rcMndlsa. II tor tny rti- rare Job -climlnallng the Ui bureaucrats, he a ap| p p lie s PRESENTT S ■ £ son1 mWf ire oul ol Itock. a puffcd-up doublclalk froifrom pressure lo have themicm sub- RMH(m CHECK ni\ bt issutd r Boveniment reports so pcoplcoplc stitule plain wordsd s lik e eniblinibHngyoutobuythaliefn i going "planting trees" for such:uch higli- ______ll IM idvtrtlsed pries is . i - con really know wlial's goln w owuilbtwimijaviilable. n t . . . on. blown expressions osa s "in- "Jf Uic Lord wrote rcporiports slltutlonally molivil i v a t e d like a burcaucrat, Moscloses reforestation." would liave suffered a terrlblTlbie Tlie result of his prcssii•cs.suro is hcmla lugging those tablcliblcts thal tlie county nowA’ hns h .1 r down from Ihe mountain,ain." policy thal all majorijor new said P a n z er, 05, a concom- environmental, planningning and munlcatlons specialist forr SaSan engineering studies includc inc i Mateo Counly. • simple summaries about)0ut w h al ------. . . - Panzer, a new-brcereed officials hope to accompllsnpllsh. bureaucrat who gets paid pal Furlliermore, the co cc u n ly . $16,300 a y e ar to cllm inalinate now malls out easilyislly un- i i gobblcdygook, calls himself«lf a dcrslood, illustratedI tabloid ta wEXIFaRD . I ix p a y e rs "language ombudsman" whwho newspapers to taxpa ______I __ ------puls'ihe' hcni“ on othc(Ihcr before important hearingsin g s;------^------burcoucrals lo write simply.ply. County planning d din irc c lo r “We're always hearingg 1} t}ie Don Woolfe sdys Panzeiinzer has complaint lhat people are ai rescued his office:e f I r o m . r apathctlc about govemmenflcnt. "running a b ig paper mill.mill It’s Bul when lhal govcmmeiment Incredible. The p plan la n n in g ------MimdsIikcll’sncgoliflUnglng Ina— dlvision-alone-monlliJy-lijy-turns ------J BYANCHOR-lMOCKINCL. lines” of mL foreign language, mayta y b c oul 137,000 typed lines €R ...... - 4 - people are turned off bccau;:ause * memos. Icllerand reportsw rts. ii r K a itT ’------"W a'vc fiim p iy gotr a a i i ot m------ATT TTIU I* • Ihey Just don'l understand It, — f i i r > said Panzer, a former Anr\rm y professionals who can’tin’l write ATtivicM tN U i — trying to com m unlcolcIcolc with o us— newspaper editor. P anzer trie s lo gel his poi:point people who may have'c lrtrouble. across in urltlng seminarsaand ar following the directionsIons on a Individual editing sessioisions Jellopackagc,"Panzers{crsald. ^ . SAVIN(GS i - J FestivalII sponsorrs ■— — — ■------•— tree-sittting feat,I /

_ B ut Uic contest isn’t'I a s easy COHOCrON, N.Y. (U P l) J as 11 sounds. There’ss alalw ays Jim Owens Is going lo spci Uier, Two the weekend silling In a miiM op le weaUier, y e a rs ago, it sn o w ^ . tree. _ ; Last ycarrit-rafnedd so h a rd “It looks pretty coi nr-old lh a t officials ended Uie1C cccontcsl fortable," said the 20-ycar-o - 5, _ ___ carly-When.only_lhc.evc.e v e n tu a l______resident of‘nearby Rochcslc Is 'division - ■_ — think I-can spend a weekejekend - femalC 'di\ • „.L wlnnera were left in Uiclic tr trw s, up there withoul loo mm Sharon Welchman,I, 1717, Uic problem .” e w ' i ^ 1976 fem ale winner,, remrei em - Owens tidlJ get a chance I bcrs Uie rain well. She w as i find out Friday night u te n I inal com- ' i f ■ - and a few dcsen other hanhardy “ Iccp when her final ll” of Uic souls shinny up lo their Jofty iofi petltdr "dropped oul" c - JlV A __ leafy ‘ p-e'rcheY to 'stas t a r i ' ------■ - t e Cohocton’s annual VTr‘Tree "They just lefl mee up Uiere SlttingContest." for on hour and a tialflalf in Uic ; : Thc rules are slmpl roin because 1 was sleeping." slcc; anyone aged 13 to 99 can eent< n te r. she said. "M y father•was was there All they bav c to do Is spend f® and he figured 1 couldild sslay up hours silling In one of'I I Uicre." magnlflccnt maples ringlInging _ _ _ proJuclion , thc local high, school Inn Uiist> Tl'C “ ny contcsl w was as conr This magnilicent crystaystal gLiisware is a machino rcprc om Europe, quiet Finger Lakes village. celvcd aboul 10 yearss agoag< by a of very expensive hand mademai lead crystal imporied Irom i g - s l u r d y Any supplies brought.i5>_lrm Inlo youngster scarchirrching tor W EXFORD is sty le d inn cvevery way for loday's living- CRance for______^ _ _ _ _ _ ------Ihe trees-ore-weighcdrT interest-T c s tin ih e j ...... - — _____enough_foL -cbildrcn_wivhi!e_ptowi(ling_iriiditiooaLc!cB- hi!i gfaciou$"entertalnTng71trc:trcl5nnr'01tnvorld'*-styllng-w :“wllT-add a ------— ------person wlio spends thc Iong<)ngest community’s annualUfll ' F a ll touch of warmth Srid chan:harm to your home and pride; ir in serving timo In a tree with,thc leastlei Foliage Festival. ■your fariiily and friends. supplies Is Ihc winner. WlnmInners - festival annuallyilly draws< Now WEXFORD is made ma. availabio at extraordinaryiry savings! -g e l $100, while ru n nlersup ers about 20,000. persons.ons. T h c • Each w eek w e will b e feaifeaturing a diflerenl WEXFORD'RD' item at recclve $50. There a re. bebou, trcesittlng conte.st, of cicoursc, 59C.Slart your set todayl male and female divisions.s. Is the main attracUon.1.

— —-Lionhuninters m istakei: e n SCHEDlPULE O F WEEKLY FEATURESIES CORIIlM \ ______DAR ES SALAAM. Taranrn n n la ___senrth.OO.miles _w(si!Sl c Ol_ Uiis...... uii^CMUiiviscruit . . . OmOF f WEXFORD CRYSTAL , ^ed seiz I -J historic occupanl.-or-maybe“ Ihe houso a t 2 2 iraJth , onoUiinoUicr 3 U N D bccpusc of it. so fa r tiicre have .. empty .Park liomc atI 2850'. NEEI been no scrloiis prospccdvc _ Wopdlawn D rive NW.' and a ■ buyers. _ Ihfcc luxury automoblllObllcs . II w as In this hom e — belonging to-the rice mer- mi lavishly furnished wllh an- chant, and compiled an in-I liques.’oricntal rugs. jade, art FAK 4 |^ R (OILS ^ , vcntory of his antlijuc Albertson's Supruprome Bone In. ' objects and display cases of oriental ru^. jade and i Full Cut Bo»( Stock.Sto Savo 72‘ ------jewels - Ihot Pork en- objects. — Fresh aiand Hot tcrtoined many congressmen f " Thc IRS says Park neglect ■ S m j i From th And m any Wnshlnglon political tho Oven, o r ref used lo p a y $4.5 millionllion in * 2 t 0 j *4. Gl6zedrd and Delicious. (Igures with dinners lhal back taxes. Fraqlz conlcnnicnds bccome social musts for Uiat Uic IRS action wosos un-u 78‘...... ladder-cllmbers in 5 ^ S B « ' " called for because Park[ is ani Wasliington. ollen and exem pted’fromn U.S.U. Sale of Iho placc Is being income taxes, alUiough;h hish -iiandled-lhrougli_P.arkls_ — businesses here poid rcquinqulred— i f l W Washington nccounlant. Frank taxes. ■ C. F ran tz. w1io Is asking Park bouglit thc houseISC in $665,000 for the house, but says N ovem ber, 1972. for aboul abo •*ll i.<«"open to offers." $275,000 under an arrangem ei Because of its size and cost. . -in-w hlch-w c-put.dow n J90,0(:90,000 Park's house'is not' the'type and financed thc plocc! por-po any young couplc looking for a tlally througli Uie sellerf nndor home miglil walk up and buy. f ' througli a bank. w f l j and'in addition loaliuge "For IRS opparontly would havehav Sale" sign out front, ihcrc Is.• -first crack at any proceeds(fds of( f l . i b . B ’’"'y I notice of the Internal Revenue 1 2 tho sale of Uic property. PPar ork Scrvice lien againsl Park’s' ® Is currenU y in K orea ondid hahas ^ property for alleged failure lo cstabllslied a residence 1 pay taxes. T London, where'he hos slilfte S tC S k Sovo 70'. . Frantz said he believes a“ many of his business fnlerest:“ ...... B n ls.R p d S 1 . 0 9 » ANG CAKE Large Frosh RUMIIP ROAST and Tender. Familiess sit high Save 50*...... dn lifetinme scale I Alboiison's 0 9 ^ — S;5ANF0RD.-Cali[r-(UPI>-—_____ ancl.5orn)ws..ils.5vcccs5csjn nt failures and ils m1g)it-hav< “ S u p rd m o ------Families are more Important i Boneln.Boof than lobs os a sourec of been as well as Its was, lifetime satisfaction to briglit, "And they were nearing th Round Roast. successful men who took partirt . time, if they hod not alread SbvoSO^..... ■ ib. In a Slanfonl U niversity sludy.ly, reached it, when a hard look j Thc men, in their 60s andnd Uie future was necessary., p a rticip a n ts in a survey ol ot “Partial or complet “ gifted tndlvldualsr'sel a veryry retirement was approochir —hl^t-6toffren^flmily4if0)" ooid- i p b ^ A WME HENS psychology professor Robert social and physical co Scars. sequences of o^ng were po Sears said he was "surprisedetj of Uie near future foroll." that family lifo satisfaction", TJic survey qucstionnali lE S ^ ^ a n '- -asked Uio m en lo ra te fecllni ra t^ higher for the men than - Royol Rock their professions "because aQ of satisfaction and succcss n< LorgoOldld Fashioned vco* iQrge proportion of tills,js only in occupation ond fami: 2 0 iv Chocolate'^e Chip, group has been extremely;ly life but in friendsJilps, riclinc; ^ Savo 4 0 ‘...... [0, . ” ■ M&M.andid Peanut Butter successful. of cullurol life, service i .1 society and joy in living. , Save 4 0*...... ‘.'’Average- income in' 1972 'Y "Wc found there wei was$33,000. Tliey arc first-rate ®___predictors oil along Uie way, -'ScJenllsta—educators—and- S c a re M lr r 'if Uie mciTfh the corporotionpresldcnls." • 30s w ere satisfied. amblUoiilUous...... — 99: Scars said tlic sludy wasas ond healUiy, Uien Uicy tendcended IB S T IC ieF surp risin g becausc th ere is Is to be satisfied wiUi work: aat ie I o “Widespread belief thatat ond were still working. w I ^ D b ^ ^ E S S S middleclass males are ob­)b- . " If Uicy h o d a well-adjuslclusted . - i A sessed with their u-ork and get;ct childhood, good-mental hcaltllealth, / 1.1,'I ^ most of their life's satisfactionon posilive attitudes toworc A-ords { w V -'y irkoy ...... A • fro m jt." •. porcnls.tit.nee.40.andreporlcJOried * liced

^gtaggeri■ing' Albertson's I BA M Butter Bastod '^ B I AGON With Timor. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPl) - - toxieoUon" when he killed ; Sove 7 i ------Thr-psydio!og!st-M*ho=never-er— -elderly n eighbor. ------.- SS got lo testify al Uic Ronnyny ■ Defense lawyer Ellis Rub i ^ V ’^ S o v o Zamora "TV intoxication"1" souglit Dr. Thomas’ Icslimor 40- murder trial calls thc amountnt om-Uie' general cffccls of violence chlldrcn sCe on , television on youngster i I a C hratetei.fUi 11 1 2 television "staggering." Judge Paul Bo^cr refused SBUUu.Sm2r..... I 2 9 i P _ . Dl*. • M a rg a re l H a n ra tty P® # Wienersirs ,58' ty allow her testimony bccau:i|_ # Piraj ______..iN«a*.i2B.__ ------' T K d”m Xs— "o r 'T " 1 o r I'dl a '"" sfTc told him slVe knew o'f'l - iHliarp ChCheddar4)iieese-K5 Technological University,y, studies directly linkir -.wbos^e testimony on thelie telev isb n violence wjth i$ticksl^^^T8313" pluncTimim eat 89' #Liincli MeatsMe general cffccls of TV violencece spwiflc crime,...... was twt allowcd at thc (rbl.i l . _____ Rubin .said. Bakei^s.rcfusefusal__ _ said children wlih averagegc dealt a "deaUi blow” to hish viewing habits will sec 18.000OO • case. IQ H I 24oz.iong TV m u rd e rs before d rc IR. She explained Mondayy UiatUi. I w iil Amorlcon 6«auty ... "It’s staggering,’' slie said: 9 Spaphe id: thc only way to actually p n \ DEIiLIMADE "p artic u la rly when you Uiinknk a link would be to sliow violei= Dili Uic child, if he Is an averageRC movies lo a .select group > lU fC 8oz.Croicenl viewer, will spend more timene persons, Uicn p u t Uicmr in v i r u iMPKINS 9i;asne«p f i O P I « o » ...... 1.52 walclilng television by thehe situation where they coii P»IZZAS lin)p he is IB Uian lie h a s sitting J a cck k O Lantern 9 1 * 1 H Q C oId-N -$o(t ng actually carry out a crime. S a u s a gge e & Pepperoni in a classroom in school." ■'You’ll never see a study stuc - ® lb rgad r l m e 1 lib.Tub ...... Dr. Tliom'os said Jilondayay like Uiat.’.' D r. Thom as: saidsa: . ^ lhat studies sliow "falriyly Monday. “How could youJ ddo o l t ' V conclusively" Uiat children i-n -cthically? m ifa lil l —exposed to JV_violcnce.lenti to.: ^B8t Irackers to.:— -'Obviously,-no-onejis-golr ..... :r89'” •going— ------^------^— K i-imltiile what Uiey sec_. .... —lo do.-a .study llkc-that."." slic sl ' ^ [s* I _ . '/I don't know why we’ve letl e t __saiiL______: 1 ^ SAVE 3 0 ’ Uiis go on a s long a s wc have." But Dr.,Tliomas said theith ere t-SofleneriSi. she Bald. "11 seem s like Uicre•re a re case studies of incidentsjn ts ln - I s o r t a l risk Uicre-’’ wlilch people-adm itted plaplan- ZAtnora. IS, w as convicted ol of ■ ning a-crime from a specifwclfic first-degree murder lost weekck lelcvisldiwaipw. citing caseosc Iof by a jury whicli rejected Uiene several Boston yduUis whoho &set - • • defense Uiat he was under thehe a woman on fire, as UicyJuy J ia d . O u r l o w I » s b r i i > u i n . innucncc of "ii^voluntary p r ic e ngyo ry seen it done on a TV crimcrin c subliminal television in-In- . slww. J. ■ V . . , . . • i ' ir (\ ) Wcdnosday.Oclobof12.'l9777 Tlmos-Nows, Twin Fallo, Idaho 19 Devtcie^helps^ . < . - - W F <90>DIFE deafs^^peak _ D e p i oa r t m e n n t A t A U b e r t sso n s .- y Sr BIRMINGHAM, Ala. iUPIJPU adding Uial a futuristic s o n s — A University’ 0oJ ( miglit be lo com m unicate wiUii Alabama-BlrmlngJiamim astronauts far out In space; rcscarclicr has developed1 a when radio communlcatlog ),«i^ ' ’“plastic palate," an clcclrbdttde- nolongSp'ractlcal. studded device (tiat m aps the ttic Flctclicr »sald Uic devke Instant of time when each, a 90— word-was-spoken-musl-^ oi. 6Pack.. W — w hom have no b e tte r th a n a 9 per cent intelligibility level. known. This is accompllsfij;^ 1^0 5 6 ‘ ...... H I The program ccnters on Ihcth by connecting n tone burst use of a plastic p a late which'h isi generator to Uie tnpe recorder.; placed agninst the roof of U,oth' hesaJd. ,X ) mouth. On the palate, moldciIded Tho generator "bccps"„;^ to fit Uie Individual patient'infs times per second nt T O IL E T 1.1mouth, arc9G minute sensors.7^; frequency- norm ally hlgtiort I ' Uian Uie hum an voice so. 11$; JT On its bottom , Uie clectrode Delilnk. Sqvo-U'-.— sensors to a display screen— — to- visual images- on paper, :y. Rod A pplos, Frosh, Tliese liny wires are groiipo Fletcher said. . a t Uie back of Uie p a la te an Juicy. Tasty dnd F letch cr’s prim ary aim Is lo # arc strung around Uie bacjack Improve th e spccch of Uic deaf H I Swoot.:ot.Save 50* ...... tccU], along Uie cheeks and• oi a t an e a rly age. but ho said M 16 the comersof Uie mouth. wants to demonstrnto ita W | nicse electrodes, or senson»rs, potcntlaltoadultaaswdl. p A R G A I complete an electrical clrcu•cull "W e w ont b docum ent Uils when the longue makes con- coi so completely so we en ta c t w ith Uiem and UlumlnalclOtcs show d e af adulls w hat 0 help It M u o Uicdots on the scrccn. can be," he said. “In n\qfl >olId Packed. "Tlic deaf wlll be ableC to___hyI nrtiiHhnnrf^ l l b r P a c k m a k e Uic’m osl’im m ^ ia lc5UM iii wlUidrawn into tho deS of- Uiis," Fletcher cxplainci 5avo76‘. ... f1 only - 1 I Ined, world." .' L ^ I ^ H S a v xi T.y.

P^ag^Iff r _ Non-wlibites lag j I RS CHILI • ______T ______1 S o v o 2 5 '._____ ^ ______■ , •■ “ | B ^ ^ ] t h c a r e “ " Ai JanotloolSrRogular'or ^fflfe'ConcoTrioTRe WASHINGTON (UPI)I — Non-whiles Includc black! Jjjfflp Hot. Savo 5-, Nonwhites generally arc loss' Ie American Indians a'^I! healthy than whites, but theyUic Orientals. The term whiles I i J »' get "less — nnd possibly lessle Ihc sludy applies effective — health carc,irc," C aucaslpns nnd H lspanlcs.'’"' according lo.a CongresslpniIpnal Non-whites run up nearlj^'S Budget Office study. • per ccnt more baj’dlsabllll: “ Despite considernbli b le days, 70 p e r cenl higlier Infon LO" n ro g rc ss In n a rro w ing UiUie morlallty and a life ------—- FLOUR .WTQ tW iieallh gap twlweeri’w hllcanand ^aiicyiryrarrsIioTttrrtha] G o ld i nonw hlte A m ericans in the! InstIn: Uiat of whites, Uie sludy spl{] ' Ai 25lb'.G o |±] w e M o f f -'20 years, substantial dif- dl and whites make about to J M . Modol. R< ferenccs persist," Uie sludlUdy cent more visits lo doctor u lo ro rU . £ S said. thannonwlillcs. bloQchod “Tlic heaUii of non-whilescsis I The study. Health,Plj S ev o 4I 0 ' f c J i CRISP C ^IRY not as good as Uiat of white:ites. (ercntlals Between Wlilte I K< K | | yet non-wtiiles get less — anand Nonwhllc Americans, release fcfc y Ff«5 h=------possibly~tcss—effective^ — MondnyrtsTJart^f-incrlcs-n \i- Savo 1 hefltUi c arc Uian w hiles do,"I," ll CBO s t u d i e s on r a c lo W iH''iV' ---said. ------...... ------inequalities.-.-...... li i H w m m ® 5 p ^ j g ' _ ■ ■ Land atvailabie 'I ' B 2 i \ _ lV«PWAiwua;_^ D P IZ Z A >;Sou5ogoor ^forTetcon victims I i s ™■ shrim p.'Sr o ni l R o l l s . ______iff ack. Savo 6* ...... 7. WASHINGTON r.ui _____,____^ _ , (armors wiiose land wa: AVAILABILin w...... 1,11 Ii 111 IIium: .iilvnlr.uU itniiM ::|rt|iir!|illilUM f,li|i|y ,i«,iil.iliN' Iiii s.tir ,il lit lirl/iw S o v iet sci ill lie f,'.ni:il llled .natural occurs there,'.',: A l t ] ttic atm osphere In Uic so-callei 'rii.iWuiq you lu huy ili'r iimii ) e r t s i •"Bermuda W angle" prove)ves Baranov said. ' ill dll' .iilvirilisi'il iiiii.r .1', , no supernatural mysler; • jtio n a s ilb c r n iiir , ivMii.ititf- • " y ■ ' ' . . -'.Hi ==^ ,m e a re . -— cxistsUicrc. — ------_jtTho fact Uiat Uic_occar i i - /e really Ci ...... Scientist Yevgeny Bai*anomov surface in Uiat area is.‘?S : 1 2 2 0 East. Twin Falls -• w ns interview ed by a..Sfi!d£ivict ■mnlfia;__ (.yatrisj.> l)0l0W.-.U,^ l i i A ddison A ve. Eo newspaper when'the rcscarclirch’ world occan level ^eaks o| ship Victor Bugayev rotumo nothing by itself. In Uic home to Odessa after patpa^ Colombo (Sri Lanka) nrca'/ffj . ticlpating .in Uie Polymlodc od example Uie ocean level international research projec•ject -. even lower -TO mciers - bul in the Bermuda region. ‘ ..Uiis has no substantial effect O u rr p e o• | p N b ir i n g y > a c k . . "A thorough itudy of •Uic Ui ‘ onUiecirculaUonofwater.’'.'lW l ^ o u b structure of Uie ocean walericra said. '• - ’ ■ . .. 1

20 Times-Nows. Twin Fairo. IcJatIdaho W ednosdav. Octobor 12.152.1977 N _Euerto_ERicanJ!ei;futes stattehoodpl►lan entists wtunt arc tiiic resedrcch ship ■ F A IRRBANKS, B ; Ala.ska (UPI) - American guldeiilde m anagem ent of Uic new fislicry.'.ry. ■ ■; igraphcrs wllh an affinity for longloi underwear "The "Thi Japanese and Russians haveiv e had Uiat fi.'diery DORADO. Puerlo RicoCO Hernandez spoke to0 4'400 would pctlllon Congresress for preference,'' Hcmancjndez Colon occanogra ha v e suddsuddenly found Uiat politics'andmd the nalional. - allI lolo Uienisclves," hc said. "Wc: slsimply need to lie ! n. Tlic variations o re also Uioupluglit to account been■cnaSoviel a Lake." ba.slS," Ihc w orid h a s 'fg = “ iow_for.liic amazing abundanceic e of fl.'Ji and In Inlli the United States,'-oceanographichic fundlnghas gone ! .______.'-'T h c _ a^ p Ira U o n _ ofo f -. U ic _ -prctcnt-day-A frlca arido nood somcliow lial life a'tUie icy fringes'of the' poleoles.' - ■' -p rim•Imarlly n for projects In the kindeider temperate and 1- P u erto Rlcan people canrannol b e o f m lnlstatcs In tin Hansen imay cut-^ Ite United '"ST,until i Uic U.S. jurisdiction overcr fisheries was tropicoplc oceans where Americanin scientists have I to live pcrm onently depei;pendent Nations. We Pucrtcrto Ricans CTpandcdlded by Uie new 200-mlIe lim it andid Ith e problem of achievhieved grcal prestige. Arctic roseascarohcrs have been . J ______QD__ fonri. stamps,— nuj n p m - r OOOSniUff M ff] ^ fu tu re encenergy supplies attracted popuipuiar attcnlion.------aqJCITi ploymcnt compensationmorlhe o and freedom a Ists w ere about the.only ones whoDcared. c. Elsncr, EI^ Dermody and Jonathan LelLelby of Woods H o le ...... I incomc subsidies of th e synonym ous and nel salary in^icrease IC per coil of the world's fish catcatch comes from • Oceanreanographlc Institution consull(ulled S2 American ! president's proposed welfare wc stateliood and cqualit; “ C"”" Ting Sea,” said Robert Eisner of theI University sclentllentlsts wilh polar in terests in Uiclriclr Nalional Science . I y discussed making -somiome • reform." . . s ...... Hernandez Colc on s o ld HANSEN - AIlliouBti eity 5ka's Institute of Marine Science.j."Thlslspartof ‘ Foundlundatiori-fundcd study of vessel rcircquirements.’Tlicy ployc Hernandez .said Rom;omero’s ' P u e rto R icans are council-members In-Hnnsenn changes In- city employ me northern area v.-hcre tho govcric rnm unt plans to a lso50 com c ( pared notes wIUi six foreignIgn opcrolors of icc- and statehood strategy Is! tolc en-. m inority trying lo anticipated a 10 per ccntIt vacations... sick leave an IMS for gas and oil cxploraU on."' workirjrking vessel fleets, an Amerlicrlcan sJilpbulldIng ' courage Uie Puerto' FRIcaii ourselves” but" ape salar)' Increase- for the fivee special leave. icr foresees’ a classic confrontcntatlon between compampany, and IheC oasl G uard. 1- Following a discussionin on o people "to look fortr their an Identity ond cultuiturcjustas rw 1" maintenance and law en­ f and petroleum Interests — onen c th a tc o u ld .b e , 'Hie 'Hie Arctic resc'arch vessel conlcnicm plated would be hand- security not In their capcapacity stro n g a s Uiat of Vem forcement employes at budget:t th ree possible w aysand han >d with enougli research to let didecisionm akers IDOfct0 feet long and have 3.C00 liorscpov[wwcr.half lhatofa uncm- lo producc but In the capcapacity CoslaRica.” time Ihe amount may Jiave to0 ling city employe uner which areas are critical and liovlow they are af- Coastlast Guard "Wind” class icebrea^ca^cr but three times . (lie of Uie federal govem m eent 0 ^ • “ O ur only w ay to si be reduced sllRtitly. ploym cnt com pensation, tli . s . r , l . o » s U iciccc icc-brcaking ability of other U.S.S. researchr slilps. g- council approved Uie coscost, provide...... a pcoplc-is malntal. Council-members meetlnfi- I Dcrmody. one of E isn er's paH neiffefs in a study to - ...... - y Itw{It would be able to plow througli ice floes foreOdaj-s.------:— ^------Jndcr ' "Upon returning to pow?ower In Identity and to ac Mondoy nlgJit reviewed IJiee reimbursement plan. Unde line what kind of vessel is iineeded to pul meetireeting Uie requirem ents of 17 sclerilentistsand ITcrew s this proposal the state willllbill bil IMI.aswehopc.weshalllaligoto modest self-respc iHidget In relation to salaries can eyes, ears and Instruments> wwithin range of membembers. r Uic Uic people lo gel a iclear prosperity with a and tabled action on settingg the city of Hansen for th sccrel.s, points In the need for sucli'studles si to pay scales for the comingg actual amounts of benefitncfits definition of their slstatus quaHtyofIlfc,”hesaiiaid. ______y year. Several council mem-1- paid lo form or.employes. "bers recommended holding up.p City Clerk Connie Trcve, ((efinltc action, saying tliey doo' said Uiere is very.llltle tumturr - ■ ■ ■ M i nol believe ttie budget Is suf-f. over and, a sm all staffff at a Jicient for the (ull 10 per cenlIt Hanson, m aking Uils Uic m mos osl . for all five employes involved. practical method. ^ Council members also0 [aims deadline3 Tuesday

BOISE (UPI) - Payette1 file again if lhe water riglitsIglltS J if River waterusers who fall toI already have been filed wlUi cl_aim their w ater riglits by the district court througli the Ocl. IB may losc them, a department. with ' i i Department of Wafer TuUillI said unless a PayetteI the AJ l b e r t ss o n s ( Resources official said River Basin water riglith Is Thursday. claimed now, it will not legallyyettc I D ave Tuthill, Payette ad ­ exist after a court dccreeIt 1.^Is . judication supervisor, said issued. ^ally CES!Tir]cai tliey may be stopped by court Severol Irrigation com­ H >c Is action from claiming prior panies and d istric ts In Gem w ater riglits in the future. County brouglil court action,:om- Tlie deadline applies only to asking thal water rights,Gem those persons who have nof surface and ground watertion. be fUtsI th e ir clalm sTindarc usin g;— — fldjudlcnted:------Jills. “ I water from a surface sourcc or Tlie basin Include.*: all or a well nnywliere within the parts of Wasliinglon, Payette, Payette River drainage basin, Gem. Valley, Canyon and ho said. It is not neccssary toI Boise counties. I m Fire destitroys \\\\P barin Naampa n o j

NAMPA, IdaJio (U P I) - h u rt seriously. Fire of undetermined origin1 Lander, who said all fixture t.." ' ^ \ D R A ^ r 5 and other contents of the one WING b u m ^ Uie Seven Seas B a r to ttie ^ u n d eariy Tuesday and1 sto ry stru c tu re , were lu losl res neariy trapped owner Ted1 estim a te d dam age a t $200,000.I one- I _ L an d e r a s hc went out the frontt Twenty five to 30 flremeilost. \ E ii y . b'alUed Uie flam es for mori iC H door -to escape rapidly ,000. \ I ______th a n four hours but could no spreading flames. omen _ t Lander • was in . the barr prevent them from d'eslroyinim ore closing It about 1:40 a.m . when1 lhe building. Excepd not ______t u i s i O f t l T Ak ' T 6 P M IFOR— hc looked up and saw the fire. for Lander. Battalion ChleDying I Hc grabbed a (Ire cx- Bernard Hoover said, nobod;: o p t tinguislicr; Uien realized It w ass w as Injured. Chief doing no good and ran for Uie e Tlic cause of Uie fire In unde:ibody door. He was singed on Uic wayy Investigation. -out ..but_npparcnUy...was_nott______:______2 0 - ^ 5 I C e inder. » r t i f i c B a t e s i p 1 Kidwell j(joins 1 h * 5 € y C e» i r t i f | cE l i t e suit on tnreaty AtEochb Albertstsons Foodd Center BOISE (UPI) - -Attorney--r - Originally, Kidwell and Un UcnccaL-Wayne-Kldwcll-sald1— — vdttorneys general fron - ^ ^ Monday hc officially Joined in1 Louisiana, Iowa and IndlaniJ 1116' ...... ~A1TBoise7NampeparCaldwellrEmiT m ett,-O ntario,------a InwsuU'.nicd by Uiree U.S. asked the U.S. Supreme Courfro m ------Senators to block approval of Twin Falls, Burleyey, Pocatello, Idahiho Falls, Elko. f to block Uie trea ty . The jlana hlgl A ' ' ' Uic P a n a m a Cana! treaty. court, however, refused:o u rtli Y ou N e e d1 fN io t Be P r e s e n t Too W i n l ! Kidwell said he and Uie! hear Uicir-acUon bc-causc o high altorneys general from I procedural technicalities.d to Louisiana. Iowa, Indiana andI Kidwell said since Uien, thi sc of I N ebraska were joining. In Uie! attorney general of Nebraski suit by Sens. James McClure. has joined with Uie otherI. the at ^ J Jesse A. Helms. North I tomeys general in the lawsul-aska Carolina and Slrom of Soulh i liTed by'the' th ree senators. at- Carolina. — wsuit ______CONlESTfI t E S ----- ^ PRIZE ■m' ■ V -: ;- a R eporter o r d e r e d T0 III) oui'Albtrtion'i «nltinlfj" blonV. oioilabl* ot «ny 1• ch»d.i'Dnd. !> olUn o« »rl|h>bul •otk. - — 2^^*lb*ftJ0n'i »nlrY bUoI-mntf b* « he»d-v.fliUf>...... - to~ divulge~sr ^ u r c e ~ L d r a w in m 4 = 4 3 . Ho caih alltmalli* o> tub'ilKui* MIAMI (UPI) - U.S. January to determine the A»oUflbl« lop«r»8n» 11 jtmk lo]d»ronlj. ol MWLABIUTM i . p is trfc l Judge Clyde C. Atkins5 --soureeofUieleak- Tuesday, Dec.;.2o__ r „ 4 ; 0* I'ni ifl-oHM has ordered the Attorney S, WlnnirtnlIlb«nollfI*dw1lhin7 r’ The departm ent- is .said the to n7daria(t«rdrowlng. General to subpoena a Newk- have told Atkins In Ju ly th a t ils tniplor*«> «ti4 l(Tifn»(Ilol» fBtnlllcnlll*i ol 'A1b ond Il't __ IV jMitiwij pcrf I" ncn •'Miiunt <■:((! i> ' ' . I York Times reporter and • fldxillilng og«ni oi* nol •llBlbt* 1 Investigators had nol talkedd tolo . m r 6 P . M 1. > I: determine his source for a1 Uie Times reporter, Seymour 3 tits m JUUHCHECK^^ slory lhal quoted a scaled 1 Hcrsii. presumably bwiiiise.*d lo ^ond Jury report, Atkins’ they did rMt wish to infringenour on ' ■ EnterAsOftEHflsYoiJ III31 jif-ri ' of flee disclosed Tueslay. f re ^ o m of Uie press. iiiise M Tlie Times said ttie orderr 5 - M C) 0 \ IIW isliNoPurctiase surprised First AmendmentI Tlie story Alkiiis is Inquiring «J n NtCMt JiKtSU ^M xlalists, wtio said Uieyy alwut, publlslied Jan. C, cun- Is R equire!. could recall no comparablec cemed a report on an Internaliring ^ Gift 6 .11 ____ dlrecllve lo on attorneyy Revenue Service Invc,stigntlorcon- .. Full $>Blam«(it oi Rul«t ■ ^ ■poit»d I In - Eoch Sler* ' _ M general. in Uie eariy 1970S o f th e affairsim al / I l C — -FgrHcIp

■ ; ' h Nows.TwlnFails.'lclaho 21 . Jeronme schoool to hire 2 aides g g g g

ByLA HflRYSWlSHER Rl Not until next yearc a r will Uie p ro g ra m be fully Tlmes-N(s-News writer inlllaled, according Lo tlie state’s present schedule, ’ -JEnOM K—TlicJeromeDmcSchool Hoard Monday niglitI Clirislensensald.Tlicfle first students to rec eiv e a seal ol (loclctcfl to lilro ^ ro nildiliidillonnl te.icher's aides for Ihe.. - proficiency would nottgraduatcuntlll082. gi ■' f ii^ Krnrtc ra th e r lhanI adadd an extra first grade chisss Tlie proficiency le:testing program, Uie Jerome nnd hire a Icaclicr a s origir•iginallyplanned. Irustces felt, was a sincere attempt to upgrade i m . Unst m outh, fnccd witlid th an unexpected Increase in1 education and will Joirjoin If the cost docs not becomc lENT STORE \ f . JfirsI grade enrollmeni Whwlilch raised class sizes to an1 prohibitive, accordingigtoOirlslenscn. I ; m f j ; average 2G or 27 students?nls, the board decldcd lo hire3 In other action, thcc bboard agreed to cooperate wilhilh \ A THE STITORE ------nnothcrleachcr.- I- .■ lon Dl5trtcr,TwhlcliTcquc^cd the ------^.thc'-Icromc Hecrcatlon " ...... i j ------Supt. Percy Chrislenscnsen said the district had found a1 •.. u se of classroom s andid ai gymnasium for lls programs.ns. /. Tl ,. ■“ THATSTILniRIR I N G S / J quhlltlcd tcadier but dcci decided to avoid the problems5 " “ Tlie superinlendenlI j and school principals wertere > , U LOWER PRICE: e s Y o L n ....caused by moving stucstudents from their presentt directed to set timeses and dates for the rccreallorlo” r - classroom.s. w h ic h . Ihcy cy have attended for over a1 . d istrict to use Uie facllitillitics on thc condition th e re woulc ^ THE MAGIC V A U E Y i montii. be no Interference with1th schoolI program s. • :>-Chrlstor«on said Iransfciisfcring first graders Is rarely a.1 Tlie Jerome Higti1 S School architect informed the lh( C '••£^wl Oilnp" tw nii.sp ilI k k ll.p ir f lr O PYpprlr>nro U'llh .1I------6cltool-board-ho has-w alls------J ______„ • tcacher. Especially Ihis f, is fnr inlo the scliool year, hoJ building contractor for Ocl. lfl. The pu rp o se will be' U I TRj W O T S ^ LADIES snid th c sludenl is usedI tolo hisI tc ac h cr and loses friendsR. ------discuss tile which camcim c lose a n d h a d to b e rep la ce di lnlr f when he changes classes.!S. • one of Uic hlgli school's!I's locker rooms. > WOOL 0 ( BLEND " Polyester Cowlnec Al Wasliington Element:enlary School, the school board1 On anoUicr maUer.:r. Christensen said Uie trustee: voled (0 let bids for iniinstalling an automatic ilrcJ extensively discussedk1 \what to do wllh Ihc abandoncts . WWESTERN l . sprinkling system InlhcbID basfcmcnl where hot lunciicss Lincoln Elementary SclSchool building and grounds, a re served and Ihc resourciurce and T itle I room is located, He said it has becomome a hazard becausc youngster ■ bn another mailer.- thehe tboard voted to participate In1 h av e broken inlo Uiche building and climbed on firi ■\ ,thc Idaho Dopl. of Educat[ '.. m pledged liie United StStates souUiem Africa — a situation5 ^ g FLORAI\ L H - would inin in seeking soMiliillons which threatens _ t Ih e . , In:___ 1^ ------G M J A K E R S Tr-A i T E — 1 — lor the problems of soutl)uthem lernatlonal .peace." 0O basanjo ^ A frica. said as a crowd of dldiplom.its ^ POLYESTT E R } i He said it was "no0 c coin- and tourists cheered, - cldencc” his flrsl visit to UiC--. -Carter--sald,--!;Wc-,.c.,.wlll bo ■- V ^iW tfP :;.;J African continent In Noven/ember probing the ways of g MOTOR BEDSPREEADS J •. ' will lake him to Nigeria.a. "thc• partnerslilp In dealing ? ouAKEf I; most important coun^untry, troubled parts of the worid,'-wc f STATE O FF econom ically. In A frica." "Wc will be seeking'Ig General V CTS CA ^ ^ 1^ 0 5 9 Obasanjo responded to thc Obasanjo's advice onin how we C • f f l W liite House, w elcom e wllh wll a can besl coordinate our I OIL - M o to « O N E V ; WM sharp aUack on thc white w policies." the Prcsiden' G R O U P V H minority ruled governmcnlicnts of ' Carter s a Id. - yrio5D% i H “ soulhem'AfricarTaying‘‘g-"Uie-—dlstlngulshcd-vlsito itor-fhis— 1^ ------— H racist repression theree is1 a morning Is nol only a ffreedom ^ H crime lhal not only Africa,c a. bul figliler. bul com es hcr LOOR ■ p n p security and Insuringig thc vlsllhere"marks.anenew tone" C • IjrJl' ...... F R I E N D L.Y Y i G E S T U U E ______P C O R N i i stability and rapid-devtevxlop-- in-retaUons betweenn N igeria J I I l: Ha t e r s . . . f o r OO bl iiK iin ju m enl of A frica." • •• and the U nited Slales, VU288 POIPPER 1 1 J)A R h eearstalk onJISxo( anstitutio H — Ml 5 18®® $1 DECflMTOR l \ TWIN.FALLS - NotionalI "T h e J90UI birthday an-' members a basic objectlvilive of. ‘‘fascinating and scholariy si ^ C j FLAT FOLD ^ * dcfen** chairman of .thc■....nIvcrMry .j of.thc social.con-.:on-.... DAR-is.tO.promotc-ilcvcevelopt: mlxture-of-histori(irical ad- V . • Daughters of the AmericanI tractI by which we live." slie ment of an enllglitened public,pul venture, anthropopologlcal C ?25®®A ■' Revolution told Twin Falls; said.{ "Is a good occasion for In connection wiUi thls,-is,- slic dclectlve w ork ondnd travel ^ SCOT I DAR menit)crs Saturday Ihe’ looking1 al the Constitutionlon outlined thc history/ and. , orea." ------FLANNEL ^i American Constllution Is a. ^againlodlscoverforoursclvcsvcs current situation In Uiele tinyi Tlie next DAR meelcetlng Y 1 f l contract enlered into among; w> iint iiis ond what Ilis nol." Island. She described llII as^ a be held Nov. 12. rOWELS { Ihepcopleofthe UniledSlalcs, M rs, Matilon J. Neumann,nn, : > T I M E ) Speaking on "The Con- local 1 nicmber, also addressedsed '* I FFABRIC J StUution: Wliose C onstitution1 Uiet chapter's Oclobcr session.on. — Is It?", Mrs, Bascom Stevens1 She5 presented a travelog lype m m m m sald ' thc 'sccrct—to" un —program~ ‘| on '"Easier Island." S w a t c hIE S ^ L : dcrslandlng thc document lies: IslandofEnlgmas."1 HEAR.. in tlie Pream ble. Mrs. Neumann reminded L-S m1 4 0 T O W E L J : Bicycle trrip to OOFf 1 - , ROINALD I S i I ...... - " C ...... ■*___ STORE 5 TWIN benefit cl;M[dren R p ; HOURS: i ; TWIN FALLS - Several .complelellicroule. , , F A L L S ^ hundred youngsters and adulls S l i A i i 1 0 - 9 " Baugli said Uie organization arc scheduled lo set out early h a s conlactcd sdiools In tlieUie- Snlui^ayon u 30 mile bicycle area inviting all of Uie chlldrcn^ RU ) • , C J <7 • ■ I programs andprojocts. withn-skate-board, severale ra l ------■ Monday fhru Frida Fred- Bau^. association • ’ transLstor radios ond oUicrUier official, u i d ttic rid e will begin , merchandise prizes. at yo-m. from Harmon Pjirk. Sponsor forms arc availableable 1 Those taking part arc asked lo . at the grade schools and mayiia y TCgJ6tCTftrihOark'pHor"Urif^ a T ^ b c ' obtained by call 733-723- - ...... a.m. They will ride lo Nat-Soo' 58K. Each rider will oblain IRTMENTSTOO R E I Pah hot springs and. tuck, a . , q;>onsor8 who will pay a t the ^ ^ i p A i distance of about 30 m iles, wllhI ratcofsmallomountspcrmllcrntlc / ■ ■ ■ I J B i l l Hm H (F M 9 5 .7 ) BLUE LAKECES SHOPPING CECENTER prties for Ibofirst lo complete ridden. T h ^ funds wil] be Monday Ihr thc ridcindCrcc swimming at .used to-support assoclaUon hru Fridoy dt 7:35 a.m. the YWCA pool for all whoI programs. ' v v ^ I:, I 22 TImos-Newj. Twin Falls..Idaho Ida Wednosday.Octot)cr12;192; 1977 FIflexible s}ystem foor loans gsought

WASIJa s i i i n g t o n m i 'l l - uUnder this proposal. licM ld,;- Agriculic u llu re S c c rc la ry Bob he Uie department could often-. B crgland r g li loday asked mbinortgages with intci^t ralQii,,' ow In e ariy stages but lilgjjflr,,; •lev ’ Co"Krcigrcss to authorize a low . nexlblcilblc new government farm - onemce Uic family builds c

W r . . V, v'tmSy ■ - planting.. Browning tows a credit^dlt programp s, endorsed enc the higlicr loaji'’. - p a ck c r b rally at Amarillo^ AucllonMn**n: W*rt. Ell«ft I M «utnm llh OCTOBER 15 ROCKINGG ROCKER c OSHONEttHBLrilDINCFUNOi oio. Ihelr cosls ot product SHOS» SPRINGFIELD. Coio duction. COMMUIUUNITY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Beautiful woocod finished with ■ n*«rt: Ad Wart. Ellin C M tiitrim llh ___ rally oj a group of dissidcndent sell no products and bu_\buy no ______*»ciion» N e w E n g laand r Painting. farmere 'who'havc”lhrcatunwened— asrlctiltural stippliesfies o r " — OCTOBER15------lo strike Dec. 14 will be Frida;iday equipment, ZER FURNITURE t TOOL AUCTION , FETZERAd»«f11i*m«n«:0ctob*r 13 m tn Tlie group, Vihicli a ln at Uie fairgrounds coliscum ti Oa lread y )n««ri: M*l»*r»mllh Auction S*rvlc* KOT Am arillo. Tex. •*‘ • ,lias iKgun stockpilingIB food-I 1 1. V ■ A spokesman for Amcrica;'ican stuffs in anlkipnlionin cof a OCTOBER 15 SNAKE RIVER AUCTION, T.F. Agriculture, formed lasla s l . slrike. claim s strike! of:offices SN m . .... A-dy«rtI».ment:Octob»rt< - ■ month In Uils southeasterstern have been establlslicdxl liIn 23 ■■ A' J...'.. .Colorado. toVtTi. salO Mondanday stalM ____...:___- • ...... ^ OCTOBER-U______- . farmers from many statetales N early 3,000 farmers:r^: ddrove A I Uie farm equipment to Pu were cxpccted to attend Ui Pueblo. , II t m a tttn t Gary Olbotno i-m : meeting. Tlic spokesman saisaid . Colo., lasl monlli to makea k c lh o ir . somc farmers miglil drive drlv demand for lOO per cent:nt p arity OCTOBER 16 agrlculturiil equipmentt toI known to Agricult EONA BAIIEY ANTIQUES, FIIER ^ M c u l t u r e . tOfAdv»rf1i«m*Bt: October U REGLILINERS 5 Amarillo' as part of Ihe ll; . Secretary Bob Berglam ^larid, A • . '9n*«rt: lyi* MotUrt t Cary Oibern* Choose from ovo v e r 7 0 in sto c k ! . dem onstration. similar demonslratioi f|^ llio n Is Am erican A griculluro saidlaidil planned Ocl, 22 w OCTOBER 17 f Lay-A w ay fo«for C h ristm a s I • I w h e n > OlOMON CONSTRUCTION, BUHl would call a strikee IIn Presidenl Carter visitsills Den- soic ‘a * Adv*ftli*m«nti October 1,4 S j M D cccm bcr unless farm e rs■s an;ai ver, on*«rt:A lyt* M eil*n I Gary Otborn* 1 guaranteed prices equalal to . Aotllon* -OCTOBER 18 START. ElMER POTTER ESTATE^BUHl ElAdvrtIi*m*nl:Octob*r 16 lon**rt; lyi* MotI*r« I Gsry Osborn*fV* M oratoririum proposed3 C ] Auetloni AS LOW A S .. m OCTOBER 19 WASHINGTON (UPI)) -■ violation' of llie- ICO-acrc ICO. lEEWllllAMS ESTATE LcglslaUon is being prcpaplaced ijmitallon,- He said ifIt furtherfu ^AdM*HU*m*nl:Oclob*r>7-: . . . lo force -a onc-ycar e a r would prevent Uie Ini ilBn»«r»! Wart. ElUft I M*M*rtmilh - ______- . . ^ u c i b n moraioriunron't’nforcorncnnenrol ------Secretary Irom lorcmg I clng any Uic IGO-acrc lim ita tio n^ onc land sales because ol OCTOBER 21 ; of Uie ElMER Ellis HOUSEHOlj.BUHl ------fcdcral.rcclnmalionjrpjKiiK ls .____ilm llaUan ______. _EIW I , SLoELlVflMC ^ ‘ Scn^^James A. McClurc sa : said ‘T h is lcgi£lalion.. whk on»*rt: lyi* M ailarl X Cory Ot&»rn* ■ s AND today. cxpeci to introduce in Uic K M | McClurc snld Ih OCTOBER a s lh*c f'lturc. would simply ddela e lay nny ■ APPLIANCE^ JOE MRAZ ESTATE . legislation would prohibitIt Uthe admlnistratioh actionion unlil ■ B SERVICE from Congress lias a chance to Adv*nli*m*nt: Octob*r 1 1 S ccrclary of In terio r fro: ce to solve on**rt: * lyi* MoiUrt I Gery Oibern* denying rccla'matlon w aterler' ^to Uiisproblem.’’.hesaid.^ ' . Aucilona any w ater u se r o s th e resuu lt iof • r 65 ‘ ■ H r I Wednosd.^osday, Octobor 12.1B77 Timos-No•Nows-Twin Foils. Idaho 23 '/ C o k lc co n v e rsd i o n m £a j o r eill e r g y s o u r c e r iiHe knew his quarryq ^ ' NENEW ORLEANS (UPI) - OfflCiaicIals sujspccut WQS a ...... — - ’ '/ :hild with a knowledge of reptiletiles who stole Uircc CINCINNATI lUPn - coalconverslonplant.' one of . the m ost Impoiiportanl of th e fuel p e r day. o)r r abouti 7.5 units, wlUtoul fearir of the kind of lonpoisonous snakes from Uiu Audulidubon P a rk Zoo, i Som clitne In lhe carly 1980s. aa Tlie awesome project sllllIlll Ish altem allv c energy sourccrces for million gallons.’’ said sj Val Raw materialil forfo meUianol cnvironmcnlaIlal disaster wliich Debra Pearson, director of thec nreptile exhibit, said ^ mnmiflUth liiduslriol plant Is.s in'its Infancy, on tho drowinjwing Uie near futurc- Habjan, an officialI ecn lo provide electrical,1 energye to be carried byly pipeline i to - mldwcslema states ccrtalnly- also h a d lo round up several boa constrictorscor which Uie lls'Mhslnictlon uvuld allowV clean liquid fuel nlethano!lo! —- known a s "wood alcoliol,'lol," bul . two million hnm'r, 'Hablon • Minneapolis a ani n d D u lu th , don’l Uiinkso. so. intruder released from 'a cagc. residCHts of the now sparselyy by 1982. ll also can be m adeIc from S fi.p lu s , Habjon Minn., where■ it'would It be Bul it won’ln’t come easy. 'nin Miss Pearson said Uie culpritI wasw; smart to bypass populntod region to make a Uie coal-to-methanol concon- pclroleumorcoal. ^ - e s tim a te d . -T h e methanol m loaded on tankers P e rh a p s Uie mo;m osl appealing y e ars, will. b b< e a tim e In which \ j a sp ec t of mcUiaicUianol a s an Uic “ deflnili'lilive study" of the ' Vegas V inn gealars down ^ ; alternative energy enet source plant’s envln'Ironmental act c o n ce rn s Uie contllontlnuing public u-ould Iw done._ d< i j v5 s vVEGAS, i N ev. (UPI) - systeistemwhereby wecantry to _ controversy over_ ver Uie b um ing ^ „ d Uiewhole wh llilnewill cost OocratloiotlQiiijiUhc-DcscrlJna— do-sii_sameUUng-tD.brine.lt In ____1 ------Qf. p le n llfiiirb u t bulalr-pollutins aboulsTTwbiiliun...... Hotcli-B h-R landm ark on-Uio L o s— ahco hoavy metalsJ aiand no par- - will be sliarplys rcduccd In an loco?cost $30 million. , ticulates,” Habjanbjansald. _ J\p\^ PH ‘S ta r Wa WS l ip s altcmpfnpl' to lurn around , ils ,, During Dui rcccnt monUis. Uie . . In addition, memeUianol " c a n ‘ financialicial losses, according to cosl_wbeib « L b e j f c ______J fw f and standing 5 feet,5t, 4 inches [ & ^ (aU, S am h a s a 4,800 4,i word W W ^ . v o cabulary and isI valued^ a t ^ K M V Y m EPB 135,000. A' version witAiUi B p rice o J I \ I ^ K J ta g o f (4.000 wiU bee martetedi K f 5 ' 1 1 ® ^ RuUierford, K / " down j fn 22 months by a Ru ■ ^ 1 - . N .J. firm . Sam_ ppcjpcrales B l V remote control." VESTS 11 100% ^ Down Filled ...

l y ^ V i Hi___ y ^ |i, I B r itii s h sugi» a r o ^ ]tp u t u p) I [IINSULATED) - § e O V E R A t t S BjOdARK VAN DE WBYERI two sources. Two-tliirds camcamc capable of slicing up■ to G.IOO of the company’s 17 factories | t E; Financial Times UPI • from imported cane andI wiwas tons of sugar beet a day.y. a rc based in the EaslQSl Midlands 5 j LQNDON - It may be theic refined by Tote and Lylee andar Al present Britishh ■'Sugar andEost Anglia, soaQng price of bolh tea andid -.. .M a n b rc a n d .G a rto n ,a nid. d .U lhc.._.markcU.950,000 lons of f6ug;ir, - At Newark, wheh ere.-unem -- .. 0 . ... ------' cofwc that has been worryingIg — - oUiCT-third Jr o m ,s u g a ^.1 b e ^ c 1 5 __ w hich Is one-lhird of BriBritain's ploymcnt Is currenllinlly running Q \ Cotion Twill O uter ___ Brllfei shoppers over recent:it grown on British farmss andar requirements. The rem;j^nclef afatxrafS-fl-perceicent,-lhe ex------0 ------— Ig— {>r«o«sG«d—i n - ^ U s l u - S^ u 8 g * ; * ------la-im portcd:—firiUsli—&-gugar'o ...pansion is.nol lllcd;ifly lo.hrlng____ S—!------coi^m er has nol forgotten thele Corporation factories, expansion programs.!, which nny substantial Incncrease In the M ^V. Fil lod, great sugar shortage of a feww . Now lhe British SugiSugar will take five years t'o com - fa c to ry ’s perm aneinent work- • |Q 0 ye area g o . Corporation is undertaking:Ing a picle, will increase Its sugar force of around 27fl270. But Uie P j . T U N E - U P I ^ r crt^s througliout the>c $i70-million expansion arand production lo 1.25 millionIon lons. Increased efficiencyicy and cosl Hn : w oijll le d to Q huge bliortoge ofaf -modemizotlon- program uimiuim cd ------Korboth Ihc hoiisowifWifc-and— effecilvenos5-cre-arby a r I creased producllon and an • cP securily. Total uncnlemployment S slieBcs were often bare, andid 1981. ficiency will play a kirgiirge part In NolUngliamshlrerc now totals Q y /MU s l l U N iINGCAPS^ 8Cyl...... ^8' wh® supplies were available,c. A t the forefront of th is ' In keeping down the price p r of ncarty23.000. eufljomcrs .usually were'c massive program is BrilijIrill.'^li su g a r in Britain. Tiic Tin cx- British Sugar wasas formed In ffl ^ 100% Wool wltii• rattoned to Just a two-poundid ■ Sugar’s -factory al New,triw.trk. pnnsinn of home productluclion 1936 lo ta k e over ond or operate H In - MpMlrniliamglilrf. Ahniit— facloriL>s-in------C ------_ 6CyI..^..^6‘ t_«0— nisn-likclrfo-aclticvcT'fcrdltrcl— all—sugar-l»el-fa< , Y Includos Poinis, Plugs, prcjjously unJicard-of levels, ■ m illion ha's been Invested, Uierethei saving.*; of ot leiisl $9Uu million n Britain.IlisapubllcIlc company, j f t ’ ■ ^ a quiet revolution hasIS to quadruple capacity and nr on Hril;'ln’s bill for food foo ini- quoted on the stock:k 'exchange,' M - ond Condonsor. bcci* taWng placc In sugar,ir make the factory one of3f Uietl ports. and lhe governmenlent holds 3G K M l|- ■ proSLctlSi In Britain, spurred;d ' m ost m odem sugar beet planplants Brlli-sti S u g a r, exp:xp: -lu.. p c rc c n to fth c sJia reres. s n . UAtf by Sm ® ' lo the. Common>n in th e world. program also will '■ -1, ..i cm- The company’ss principal K jn vSI lEATHIIER GLOVES M a tte l. ~ Reconstruction work slill;llll Is ploymcnt oppu,Umil‘

T lstoredfer HUNTERS!!. . :::^ALARM J L I O C H • " '...... 'AA lm anac k s i s ~iafc"cSuCESrN.M . (UPl)'1) ■ ■■ Until 70 or Bo 'y o a rs s- -a a jg o , ------I I t h1 eERAAALSOC: 1 — S researdi blologlsl saysys Wliitford said. Uie desertrt wasw UttlledPresslnlcmamational In i960, Sovietet Premier “ H:60% KylDKylini, ------f i i CHAINiSAWS tcrQjtes, wlilch can .bringng lusli, green grassland,J. bult Today Is W ednesday;y,-Ocl. ( 12, Nlklla Khnislichcvcv removed 3 -411% Wool.WOO $ 1 MM ^ A t l OO i i’ L U S l O down a house, also could help^p several decodess 0 f tlie 28Slh day of 1D77 wilwllh 80 to one of his sliocs amand pounded fl n r n ji) W m: $q rcsSrc a Mcxlcon desert andnd . overgrazing and subsequce q u e n l.....follow_____ - ...... ______on his desk-.wiUi 11II during a- QJ -K tb.'V, ’2 . .1 9 . . . : . . T I th^uthw eslern United Stoicses erosion left only sparse desertdes< Tlie moon is new. spcecji before 'Uithe United M tomUcgyasiOand. vegetation, The morning startars are Notions. ^General.,I Assembly ^ mg m m ^ 2 1 9 5 f w id e r a g ran t from Uiehc Williford said hc belleselievcs Saturn. Jupiter, Mars,rs. Venus Prcsidcnr Fredcrkrick Dolond | l _ l | i N ^nal^lcncc Foundation,'>n,' studies have sliown. lackack oT nnd M ercury, ■ lost his Irish lempeii>er and split - tfl II IFEt L INTERNATTIONAL TAPES DrJSVnlfcr Whilford of Newtrw rainfall was nol os muchluch a Tlicre are no evening:Ig s t a r s ., Tils gavel trying t Mp Wpq Stale University is limiting' factor In desert desi - Those bom on.lhisi_dnte di an? order. .COICOUNTRY-WESTERN 24i GREAT HITS coiMiictlng laboratory and nd vegetation as Uie lackick of undcrthcsignofLlbra.•a. In 1973, PresideIdent Nixon P h r i r r ie S i ric ^ 'a rd i wiUi tcrm iles;cs vegetation ilsclf. Hc saiddmore m( Elmer Sperry, American Am nominated Housele Minority R|u # CAoEASYUSIDilNG a n O i lI m ites. . 'cart>on or dead plant materlatcriol inventor and elcclectrical ' Leader Gerald For'■ord'for Uie ID — Dn'f $ 5 9 9 --..Jffljsald tcrm iles can feed on m a y be needed fur Uic prociirocc^ _ engineer, was bornI 0Oct.- 12. v ic e - p r e s id e n c y lo ll rcpio« ■ •nuiROCK ■ a» * VQ^UdnT proccss' It' ir''~ o rn ilro g o n fb (a ilo n ,------■ ", “ ‘leeo...... ■ •Spiro, Aghew, whotib resigned iH #'POf w its nitrogw Ihrough theirclr , • This Is Columbuss IDay in two days cartlcf. POP , ' ovS^ystcms and return It to - '...... ”- moiiy states, olUiougliftiiMondoy ’ In 197G^ sww i n e f l u » th a rc lc ss sou OS fertilizer. • waslheofflclal holiday.uy. : • inoculations weree halted In : T — ^ i l ^ M id hP hf ll ( ^ t J y - j jr - N o w ^ o n K n oi i n ^ ‘- ... .OffUilsdoylrrhlstofyifyy — — I'iOiie-sta ta afErUinh rcc p e i ^ n s . .. . m inaMts‘dui play on Iniporfdnt In 1492, Christistophcr di<^ stiorUy afterr takingI Uic ^ ro]C in .refertlllzing theh e Columbus discoveredd U Uic new shots'. C t^ahlian - desert, whichIch ByllDitedPrmlntenutknBtkmal world known as “Am\merica.” • ------• i l j f cxM ds 'from Mexico Cityity The highest tribuU: a Tibcrib ctan T he first landing is b>elicvcd e ll to A Ihou^il for theh e day:' The ■ Blue LakesGS Blvd. No., Twin Vails',Is, Idoho 7 3 3 -5 2 ^ n o a b to Socorro, N.M., west1(0 to - -- m an con poy4iis dead fothcathwis have been .-made: InI th e : R o m an poet Virgili\ sold, “ U t ■ W WiIQtBi;.;dxiz-i a o d castoto the to foshion s Irwnpct otflll of his Bal^amas, souUicastt ofo what us ^ singing as farar as we go; BJg BCM area of Texas. faUier’slhighbone. ^ nowisFlorida. Uic ro ad will be less5st?dlcus.'.’ I . .» .4'. 24 Timcs-Nows,TwlnFalls.•in.waho wiilnosilav.Odobon;icr1?.J977 .

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NEW YORK (U PI) - W llllcllllc single to left a fle r tw icee fallingfni of Jackson In a contrntroversial rlglit-liandcr." Gullett overer thc1 firsl elglit 2 lead, GGullett u then walked Reggie v,w alked on Uie next pitch. Randolph and Paul Blnir.•. oa lo sacrifice, move made by Managlager Billy Thehitcrushedtd th e Dodgers, innings, Dustyusty Baker led off • Ellass SosaS came on in relief SmlUImlth and Ron Cey drove the GulleU w as able to' escape pa ir of low-vollogc performicrs ers . "It's the second-blggesl:gcsl hit Marlin, and delivered•ed a ninth- who had rallied fromfro behind lo Uie ninUi w ilhilh a a single and then and preDrevenlcd any further sccor,ccond run home with a long v.w ilhoul furUicr dam age In' Uie In their team’s power-packedked I've ever gotten in 1 a World W inning single which touchedlou off tie in tho ninth Inniiining. but it did c am e th e playlay t th a l alm ost co.sl da n iag;e eby pitching out of a flyly tot Icfl-ccnler field. WiUi irinning and sellled down after lineup, turned on Ihc ]uiccB in S e ries gom e." said Blair, Biaii a Ihewinnlngrally. , nol destroy Matlanager To.a UicYankecsth(s lh e gam e. one-outit bascs-loadcdb siluation. Dick)ick T ld ro w w arm ing up In the Uth a l. th e 12th inning Tuesday niglilIgJil fo rm er /Ul-Slar c en ter r fielder fic "Nothing comparesres to the Lasorda'sconfldenlence. . W ith pirich■ich hitler Manny Yankeikees' Manager Billy buHplullpen, GullcU Uicn gol a. Thc hard-throwing lefl- ' ahd helped Uic New York'ork w ith the B altim ore Orlole.sloles. "I one thc olher niglitgilt." said "The Yankees!s played ex- M ota b a ttinling. g Baker was „artln1 gambled ; on starting brealircak that kept him In the hhander allowed only thrpe Vnnkees stiort-clrcuit the Los hit a home run agaln.stln.st thc Blair, "bccausc It didiidsomuch 1 ceptionally wcw ell.” said • picked off firstirsl 1ba se by M unson G uileltI bccause 1 of his sore fionitjam c. nm o re hits Uirougli llie sIxUi but — Angeles Dodgers 4-3 in thc firslirsl— Dodgera to-bcat-thcm-n-1-0-in— H good'fortheclubrCorComing-off— casorda— ” Wo—“ Kiiciv Ihey “ buteludcd-first(irstbascman Chris— sliouldeFer and anirst~li"looked On“ a-3-l“ piicli-|o'Steve—■got g anoUier break in thc sbcih • gam e of Ihe World Series. 19CC. I was trying not to|o strikest tlic Iwnch Is a rolee I h a d . to would be lougli —-w \ e knew this Chambliss'tagta g and dived back e move ^ had backfired. ^arvJarvey. Smith broke for mwhen Garvey was thrown.out Randolph, whose home run out after I missed th thc c two adapt lo. I couldn’t,’t do< it in • w ouldn't be an1 easy < Series, safely to thethe base. Guilelt u^WeQle lo gel thc ball over secoi;econd and then stopped aat the plate on a conlroyci;slal ho'' llcd Ihc gome In thc sixthIxth bunts. I was disappointcQintcd I B a lll m o r c b c c a3USC u ; , th e T h e y ’r e a n oulslanding oi retired Motaita con a soft ny to the plateale In the firsl inning, n'ldvnidway down the line as ccall by umpireNeslorCliyiak, hnlng, stroked o Icadotfjoff didn’tgetthebuntdown.’’n." manager (Earl WWeaver) balldub,.,guys whowh can swing rlglit but wolkcalkcd Steve Yeager Gullettt opened c Uie gam e by 3arvcy swung and missed, S utton, who has never lost In 01 'ible off losing reliever Ricklick it was Blair’s sccondJ keykc; hit ruined m y confldc_ncence. Billy Ihc bat. I told myyguysttieydld ^ on four-.pllcpilches and was walkingng Lopes. Russell Smllimllh was tagged oul by ppost-season play, was almosl >r<\l !»:'■ winning run wlierlien gnmes. In Ihelrr pen- i paid him back withI sixsi gam e- i told lliem wc'!.•c'il gel them who w as greeted g re by pinch- center toglvcLosAngelcsal-Oto : *001^ook the Dodgers out of a scattered s seven hits over Uie lUaii n I n t f l - i n n l JInp U nr^nl.cllnrl'InpvirlnrVflVnflVi-rlliR____winning—liil&,— If— U bocy ’s-olnalo-wh loh------;K)tonUaU)lg4nninH a t Garvey—-«FfiUweiv4nnfng';v>iiinrlg}it field, drilleded ai Sunday. Blair started InIn placep have lel me hit agnagainst the not one. W c’ll boiiMuncc back - F o r six innliinnings, Gullett and w c'll bo th e re tomiimorrow," Don Suttonm I locked up in. a /■ Sparky Lyle,, the tl Yankees’ classic pitchinching duel and if It . s / l answ er to th e Reded Cross, saved badn’t beenKn for Randolph, Yla J r tin ^ ;lil hav e prevailed, , M unsco n sa y thc victory with13 3 2-3 scoreless Sutton m iglil h D o d g ee r s c a nn liv e innings to gain, cicnidll for his ItwasRandta ndolph who tied Uie Ihird straight[ posl-season Some with Ia aI Icadoff homer in . Irlumph, Lyle alsoIso won the la st Ihe sixth andmd I ll was Randolph ■ two A m erican Lc,League playoff wlio led offff th th c cIgliUi w ith a I I •games againsl IKansas City walk and therthen scored all Uie M —W) d n G uiillett^ hl a d it’; and now has a stringstr of 10 1-3 way. from firfirst on Munson’s J i d t h ui m p i m i^ jc a lL— ------stmracss-irmmgTigs- lfi-p05i: — doubleio-Btvc[tvc th1 e Y a n k c c ra 3^ — - /Y6RinUFl“ M ai^cr BillylllIjTClarTE'''^ '1Ie“wi!svcryc'x(cltci{ear'Knd'I^Tuiisper. He was ovcivcrlhrnwing the hall but it was NEW YORK (UPI) - Theehe clock struck 12 fo/ "I wasw as sliding wllh Ihe'outslde le g; — the riglil The Yankees, aian underdog. ^os Y ankeeses agreed Tuc.sday nighl Ihcyy kn knew Don obvious he had allill his1: velocity." thcJx)S/Wgcles Dodgers andnd FPaul Blair drove In. leg,"■ he explained. "I thouglil I had my ankle - now need three mtmore victories. lw * » siot . "had 11" even thougli the U^ s , A n g d es Asked If he Uiouglil Uic Ihe opening-gam e'^-3 IIII flrowi '■I re J55s; 3 J 1 Guiieu" _ . ’’'Willie Rondolph wilh tho winwinning run. but thc or foolwl -* on the plole and he taggedd nme on Ihe in the besl-of-scv(even scries lo 'oi'o rs louchctl him for two runs In Ithe first victory pul the Y;Y ankees in the d riv e r's 'sWi. JOo'lJirt**’ rt loio rea l key to Uic D odgers' -1-33 1212-innlng lo.ss lo the knee.;. HHe c 'sa good catcher though." win Ih clr first cham cl: pions)iip cSier^’ iD JotolotoBiK tl. ion in;,ing. Munson replied,, "I"If anyone Ihinks thal way. It's sc o rc from since 1%2, The secitcondgamcof n {no New York Yankees Tuesdayiay nighl In the first Asked;ked when he decided to try lo sc iolONirMi tt io 5 J " Iw aasn'l sr lliit.king of pulling Gullettit iniin Ihe first Ihe wrong altilude.lde. You have lo win four gam es gpme of the World Series carcame an hour and a flrsl.. GaGarvey said lils mind was macicKic up when - the se ries will btbe played al uo«' pi> loeo Inning,," said Martin, who watchItched his - you can win the I'lrst one. lo.se four in a row • halfcarller. h e w'a as s halfwayli lolhird, Yankee Stadiumn Wednesday “S ' 5"J! ?§2S^soreaimcmed Icft-haodcr yield two runsu ns on two and the first one do ton0 0 0 "Ithou,ouglil he was sensational." saidIdM M artlnof '-Garvey been safefc iattem pting lo score un Gieno However, the weak, relay from, frr cenier fielder againsl,nsi a shaky Don Guilelt on a gameimo-opcning will pilch for the tl Dodgers. ti n ------G u llc tlr'.rw h o wenl 6 1-3 Innings beforefore being Burke's hll to ccnlrenter field, the Dodgers wijulil . Mickey Rivers was grabbedHi 1)by Yankee catcher walk< to Dave t-opes, Bill ftus-sell’s trijtriple to the W ednesday agiIgainsl Jim ^ " jJJJJijijTott. replacedI'd by reliever and w inner Sparkparky Lyle, have given DonI Sutton Si a 3-1 lead, bul Garvey Tliurman Munson up the firfirsl ba.sc line and lefl-ccnlc e n te r field wall and Ron C e y 's sacia c rU k e f ly ._ ^'_Gatfl.sh" Hunter,;r. who will be utr. w ■»« wasn't surprised. He was ^ul_;out 21 d a y s w as called oul onn a close play by umpire Ncsjor ------^^ll^son spun around to tag'Gg-Gnn,-cy-Jii.';i-beforc------B u rafleiafter IharixJir-VngcIes^wasslail'ooulxin nrree ' makirig' his' first'it'a p p e a ra n c e {«Ii AS?** one period flils"season and 'caine’back'caii "Cliylak^ - — th e Dodgers' firsl bascm nnI eros.sedere hom e. h its untluntil the nlnlh:nu.‘;ty Baker singkigltxl to lefl, fortheYankeessinsinceSepl.lO. " hr™ _ a n d l h r ewatwci-hlttcr. v __ " I couldn’t IdII l Vwliclher he was safe.or out." ==-'Stoveihou{3ittiFw.is iirtticr thufvljut lln m m pirc------n n d 'o•oncDuriaipr,'Sieve n e Ycagor waB•■illffriiiThl-; ■■■Ttip-nnrtppr(nVtlWllO'tiid fnlltTi----- famm- is'n o (|UOslI(in tliat'a'healUIUiy~Giilliilt iy 'said Munson, "I knknow th e b'all lk;armm~and Uw l '------WU3 oti top o f.th c play."" .saids I /is Angeles bfouglilIght in reliever Sparky Lyle, whovho allow ed behind 3-2 on MuM unson's run- ■ sun» 7 I 3 3 1 J changest!S th e nature of the series." ul'I'm nol sure whelher he was' Manager Tom I^isorda. "Tin•The umpire snid he the gam e-lving hit to U ’e Lacy on. his hi .second scoring double in In the ciglilh .;!] 0 0 0 0 I Munsorson. who singled and scored In tthc first safcorout," tagged him hul the um pire wwa: as (in the other side p itc hfl, , ,. jjining, Imunced backba to tie Uie 0 J ? 1 } J inning andar doubled hom e a run In Ihethe elglith, Martin said thalhal he had no (junlms about oflhepltile. . T hlal ai \was all the Dodgers would gel ttiougii, scorc In the ninthIh when south- Oumti ‘ ’ itj ) ) 1 « e saldGulhille lt callcd him to the mound whenwhe Dusty naming Jim Huntunlcr. ailing for much of the “ It didn’t upset us. Sometiirclim es you gel one in ' L yle! -— \who relired (he nexl 11 f>odgcrs,ers in n row paw Don Gullett finallyfir ran out , « 1 • » ' B aker bbnl atted with tw o oul and one onli in n tI h c f i r s t season, to sla rt WetiVednesday'sgame, your favor, somellmesyoudnndon’t." — andm d Ihc 12th'iniiing com binalionm iof Willie o f g a s a ftc r a s lroongefforl, n i i wilh two runs in and said, "IfIf I gel this "He's a greatI competitor,"ci said Martin. "I “ " 8 ™ G arvey thouglil he IkmI Hitthe rt’lny but didn'l Kandolpdniphand lilairk'al tho Dodgers.V Held lo only fcfour hlls by oUW • *-M8M*- guy oul,1, soms ebody is in trouble, bellcvellunterwlllvlllrl.sctotheoccasion.’’ seem overly up.sel eilher.

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b e c a m e oo f f e n s i v e Im i'Ilysttcci:ess cmn be gcood tecacher - ...... ; NEWVOKK lUl’l) -Paulaul lllair was a dclciisive ri'pl.u'cnicem ent ------" • riapi>(.Hl"abiiily'lluit rfctxl somi^altciitlon’ e al “ basetball couch antand then switched to undertake- - T uesday nif;ht hut In- luniedicti oul 1(1 l>e liiu offensive s la r inIII Ihc flcii is the undoing of a. That early success didn’l 'c'cau au se him to Im-' ' wiUi unta’i ____ promising carccr. Win■Vhelli’er il l>e in a lh lelics o r - m ove their gam es. ilie building of a1 competitive(ii cage progrdm'fif ____ New Y ork’i’:inkei-s opening-11ijg-g;imeviel';ry,uf Die World S(rric5 mediately Slart yearning for bigibigger prestige at to Improvi ess there is Wesl Texas junior)rcollege c Ingnyder. Hlair, inscrk-d inlo rli'Jil\ rii-idlu a s a defensive rtpiai-eini'nliientfor •'>ny fieidof endeavor,r, ' ' . blbigger scliools. " I likecc lo Uilnk Uial In this business 1 1 w as 21-10 in .the tougli Tcxob Jleggle Jaukiuii m iln> lt.|K)fi)f llhMUnlli11 Inning, singled homicWiihe e Wi It Is doubtful that ;in^inyone In the alhlellc field " I ’ve h a d offers lo go lo four-ye:r-y e ar sc h o o ls," he m ore Uiaitian Uic -winning and losing recKord. o n I ;cel His flrsl team w ng was that junior collcge confcinference and Uie next y e a r lhal Randolph in llie Uiil " n i K 'l a d dd e er r WiUi a national cham - I will acc ep t 0 four-year schoo:hool p osition when Coachh M ilchdl flrsl ta ste d aUdell< M.,.whcr he West Texas tonnlloitlonalsandplocedslxlh. , , Into a doilbU- play I hit a f;laslliall low and away and I Uithink 'A'as haihailed a s Uie national Junior -I -I feel I 1 can run thc program exacUycxa Uie w ay il petition3 aa. s a prep slcr In Roswell, N.M.,.) In baseball After his champitiplonship y e ar ol Snyder, (Dodgers' shurlsloji Hilli Hu:Hussell njiglit have tx.-en playing college eoach of Ihe yyiu' e ar. • - ' sliould sli be run. And Uiere surec aren’tar many like made all-ill-state twice as a sliortstop In b 1 ba sk etb a ll M ltchdl w as nan-lamcd tournament coach and too close lo .second base. 1 gue.ssgi m aybe he Ihoujilil I w;isV IS iSli t While others who hha av \ e h a d early succe.ss la le r Uial,"hesays. th a n d a g u;uard a In basketball. He chose a ba: jcausc “UiO national coach ofIf UjcU he ar. He also w Ss R tifrta: going lo liuul wilh t \«) strikes.kes." admitted lo fellinging somewhat lel down "In Junior 9ollcgc basketballball you turn Uic scholarsli■slilp a t W est T exas S tale bccau Mitchell found something (c cw M exico) Uic T exas collcgk;glate coach of Uic year-'aM” . . .TliehllKuria'dllH'ws'onritnd tim e Hialrha.': VCoir;rM;iT(Tsga'mi’’ime — Ihcrcaflcr. Coach Mi te am over so o f te n . . . every twtwo o; y e a r s th e re ’s a two slalie te basketball program s (in New I Wcsl Texas .reglonfivecoach,1, anm honor h e r ^ e a te d in lOTr."- - ■'Ihil ahnmeriniyGCtowinwin a gam e for Baltim ore and I goj : (iomplete cc change. So here I conan tcHt< a b o y ’’g o to w ere at lowk points at that time and Wes Uiot offered He coached Uietie w est te am in the Inaugural'- f loniglil lo win anolher onc^\e^lj^Blair .said. "If you want loifcilTB cn ■ "11 Bill'llthe game inlo per.sepcllve." school sc or you’re gone.' In1 UieIh- NCAA, yod 'was thec schools closest lo my home Uiot collegc,all-star game In •Sah, • success ill Ihc SiTii’s..fini'.'' lln;2'J.ycar.old toacliiihuays. "1 realized that even sometimes so feci you can'l bee lhth a t stri(:l. . You m e a ride:ide.” Before Uicn. however, hee wiwas twice national junior co teams bul Antonio and also) ww, as Uie wept m entor when Uid-' H lair clv(iitc■^!^■;|[l|.•lv^■• M;Man.iui'r Hilly Martin with resloi n 11 all, Uial ll (the chani- miglil m rccruit a player of thatt calibercal only oiicc draftedI by 1 profc^ional baseball teai 7rtrnd4n-ilsetfT-And-4-re«li/e—-out-of-every-Uiroe-oj^-fouE-ycJirs. ou la rs w) it tp n d s jo declined■dtpsign. t ______. ■ T exas junior colicillcgcs started a state all-stmr- com pleting his d ig ib llly a l WestiVest T exas, g a m c l o s f ^ i i i i r " “ I nevei- liked coming olfilf thell bcn ch ."'B lair explained, " ll 11^ a oes by that while. 1 derive a make m you Uilnk In terms of coacom prom ising. In . A fter• ct Ih th e Los In 1975 ho w as’named nai coach of a junior collegfr’ role I'v e Iiad lo adapt to, I couldn'tcou do it In Baltim ore bccau.seafficllii' S™* onal &*ilUfact!on from th a t Junior ju college, you can probablbably replace Ihc MildiellII spenl a y e a r playing w ith t i A m erican oll-stnr outfit U3atat toI u red Brazil Uirouglichit May manoger (Earl Weaver) ruin■ulncd my'confiilencc, Billy rebuiltitiili mv' tcam.ilgocsdccpcr. ppl la y er within a year." A ngeles':s'Kings of Uie now-dcfuncl Ar m c d to h is ' and becam e Ute firstfir U.S. team to ever win U»e' confidence nnd 1 Uilnk 1 show(lowed him I could dn il. I had sixX gai a ^ - -‘We had eight sophoptiomorcs on thnt national “AnoUicr thing I really enjoynjoy nbout junior Basketbalboll Assodatloti and Uien relumed loumamcnt.- •’ '"'oi.' wfnninRhitstlilsycar. ciiampioiuiliiptcamanI and la st y e ar seven of Uiovc coHcge ct basketb^ Is Uic opportiportunliy to spend alma malnater as assistant coach in diarglarge of the Governor’s Cup lou I to B ren d a Standridge Mllcbolli - " If ilils-w as B altim orer ttiey ttu wouldn'l have even Icl mr* me hll tlieir'dcgrccsCCS from a four-year school, time tli wtUi the players os IndlvldiIvlduals as wdl as frosliprojrogram . He Is m arried to and Uic coiQ3le has a son, David, - against a rlglit-honded pilclie:clicr. To me that was morere evidenceI of.Uie tjuallly of bakclball bi players. The naturee of th c p la y e r you . The foilfollowing y e o r he w-ent to H crcforcford.Tcx.. of Tulla, Texas, anc Ihe program Uiat y e ar . "God Ison m y side. SomelwlelxKly h a sto l>elooklngout fo rm e.' lar Uian tlie 3G-1 rccord o r Ujc get gi in Junior collcgc basketballJllselUjcrUjcyarc Is high sch(Chool os head baseball andmd joyvec ogcsbc. i national chamnlonshlph ip ," • g gc re a t pla y ers wlUioul g ra d c s^prUwyarc'playcra r Ui '■ "'V ■ - ‘ i ■ ■■ f r '1 . .

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-At B rt y m i t lh l b n o r e; d f o r " >■- -•^ [ ) s e t t i n | "S " I ’ g T r o j ia n s T W iC A•LOOSA. U Ala, (U P I) SoutherIh e m Cai victory, is m o re lefl left in the game. - B -ia r BBryant crcdits his afapsyI psychologist Uian a coach. Alnhama / threw only four assist.'intss ' and players for Whenen goodg Uilngs happen, th e limes, i|n completing two for - ', Alah.tima'sn's victories but • creditdit always; goes lo players oighl olg yards. The Crimson Tidf sliouldcrsi Ithe blame for the andt coaches.coi When bad ifiings stayed sta on the ground ihe rcst...... lOSSCM'. • happenipen, he usually says il's h is of of the way. cliurnlng for 24l • Tlid vcnc.•neralilc Bryant w as fnultIt fcfor preparing the team y yai a rd s, ! jtefcpTvT ciiost'n unfP rsco flc K ec u ac h ol------pw jily.rriy^------^------— v\VliBd-Tnnrc'p;i!vT;d vp.io_No.4.lhtsw'^k ln-._. had.aI,a. terrific'M;cond;iry.-1)Lil- ‘ -- • " i l ' *■s.. - . ______. - -h e l - t ^ T h a ' — U ic-rai:-ranklngs-irom'Norfl-l!iftl——wx ■wcT!li!!-piimn«l-lo-lr>“ fo-pos3------' rid lc iilo uIS,” s,’ the W -ycar-oId w eek,ek, l>catI Soulhern Cai w ith a som soi e. And then, tiiey have . -• U ry a n tsa,iid."ldidn'tdoit.My i( wishboihbone altnck and .some such sui big linemen it's hard to coacl'.esdodo tlie coaching. They limelylely defease. pro pri tect" the passer. shoul.d'givi:lve 11 to them or the Aflei\f le r Iwing .shut oul for two Two big defensive plays ______------plnyisrs. I'iI'm loo over the hill quartearters. /Mabama came liack. .saveil sa llte giime (or Alabama.- - fo rtlia t." • in the third quarter wlh one The Tli biggesi was witli 35 T h e re aare some who say louchdichdown and scored two scconds sci lefl when defensive Bryiiiit, wwho picked up his *riorcirc inii Ihe fourth to lake a 21- , endcn Wayne Hamilton broke 2f)Gtl.i c aarecr n win with the Clead\;ad wilh less lhan 13 m inutes tlimugli tin the line and dropped U5USC quarterback Rob Herlcl, who wns desperately trying to Hearing poslpilponed com cl plete a pass for a two-point conversion lo win th e gam e. f\S CITV, Mo. (U PI) "TThe he NCAA council regrets "They had been passing alji ■CAA today postponed UhT" misunderstanding.”m he ,j, e th e way down tht; field, so we* d, "T|ie council will make ng on alleged rules . said, " expected somc kind of pass of^ ■furUtcr comments regar- q- m h KA.NS/\Sins by Oklahoma S tate ' n o 'f u n option to run or pass." Bryanli m g t . - T tic N C;ity y because'of a dingthig the matter.” ^ P t K j ...... I s i .said. ■ :jl _ iK 'iiringrslanding • over - per- - -Tlielie stalement followed-u — ‘ .Tlie dUier l)lg defensive play. ■■ SERIES BA rriNG STAH 1*.rAlIMtLAIK. rk ;h t. ______W O ni.D SEIi , in fractio nallfied s to attend, a reportlort by Ihe NCAA's com- was a goal line stand in ihe'; ... is luohiH-d(1 byb ifaniiiuU es a flc r e held to con- Topop prices for your gam e si J e r o m e I mailer prior lo the e b litzes Cr<•OSS S ta te ------:------saitJlhecoi iccf—Elk —Moose - • ing Contest a diite January at convention, Gridcastir onvenient dfivc*thri^^^ m e e tin g learlng^lnvolvlng m HoopU'i sider thela ii S tate U niversity j . Opponentj e hok, cholCQ S'of* l o o p ’ s Ccross l count:t r y f i n a l s NCA.^i’s Jn a t postponed by the ■ ■ ouncil because of a I I MonianaSI. MonianaSl, JEROMB - Coachch Tim D unn's Jero m e MeMelanie Love. Mountain Hor ” /'k h e ; ailSU 21-17 _ rslanding as to the Tigers visited a nearr bblitz on the Cross State FoFowles, Jerome: Debby Warr. Ji O klahom a h a s l)een who arc qualified V a m .•IMnniana Idaho Conference Tuesday wl:when they swept Ihc an- HoHogmlre. Caldwell; Linda ^ \A policies lo a p p ea r | | ...i'aikl»fio 1M4 __ ------nual league cross countr;nlry championships. MoM ountain Home, Home; Tammv «“ '* Iron & steei ection with such a 193^ Tho girls managed'd .a perfecl 15 score In BoysJayvDer. JiToniD; 01,™:-. mlsundcrsl 1939 HIghlond East 73. ''(iolsdsiaio BolaoStato ’Hansonsald. L__— alNovatJa-Rono 37-30 ______' running aw ay with tiieiiheir crown wliile the Iwys • JJerome IG, -Mountain Home T o w n d scn d , varsity and jayvees mlmissed perfection by one incIncomplete. Top six - Kent Irelon. u n d e r NCA- ..Aiabamjai • Alabama point. Only MountainI H(Home oul of th e 10-scliool MeMcKcan, Jerome; Mark Goodn' in ccmnect i„Tpmo««o — ___leag ue provided full tec aam r sin all d ivisions. ______Br;Brad Maybury. Jeromo; Timnc 99. akhvdl, "“ rillB."ll 'bf«6oftSiaio CalHornla • Je ro m e is cxpecledI to do somcllilng similanii Me^lount'aln Homerand'Jcfry McKea?ton. Je ro m e : Jim b m i i r m h :aiC*llloinla 17-13 __ ------the South C entral Idaho iho cham pionships at Wood BoysVarsltyK xlman. Jerome; River Thursday. But WoodW< River should break 1Team scoring - Jerome r 1C, im Dillingham, ^.QyUttl Colorado SI ____ upUiescoringmore. MeMountain Home 78. Blackfoot 1( I r a CororadoSl. 42-40 __ iKeanTUeromir ^ MiMike Thompson, Jercime; Jen „,„.J.SlJnl LSU GlrlsVIsVarsity JeiJerome; Mont Tolman. Jerome;1C, : Caldwell 5fl. ' JML. __^,KcWucky__ 10-8 __ ------Je ro m e 15. M ountainain Home 74, Caldwell In- sotson. Jerome; David Johnson, DtMo 101, Top 10 - $ T ...... ■ ------— complete.-Top-lO.^-BecaeckyJ-asUcrDme^_Umrl___ Brinn.Capps,Br Jerome; Cjirj EmeiJerry fxilninger. C H E r (■nlrlu-pir" ______HAS YET TO B RER ..... WiwStat#- -PonnSlato------EQUIPPED YOIYOU A HE, THE M O R E FU N YOU YI BfiJraeuso . il);9 __ - ^ r a d s hlaw j claim si h e ’ l l p l a y < IIS CHECKLIST S HAVE A GOODGI HUNT:------: lAtfiai Utan Stato Will HAVE. USE THIS Utah Stale 24-21 __ “ S u n d a yy; boss n o t ; S O c e r t a i n/ o n □ WATER PROOlOOF MATCHES Washl{?lonSl. UCLA TAGS alUCtJV 22-21 ___ PITTSBURGH (UPUPI) - Mike Kruczek. suffeiferedii right Bradsliaw and 1 - □ FIRESTARTEITER GAM'EDEGULATIONS Slanlordal Stanford - - ■ Quarterback Terry DraBradsliaw shoulder separaliorion, forcing -were a'l th e m eeli Wajhinfljon 17-15 __ remained optimistic TiTuesday the team lb u.se sasafety Tony • If Bradshaw™ c; . □ 1 : h j e s ______:______^-.njA, IER.PRO OIOi)F-HATCH.SAI£:^__ — - •mmois' -purauo ------he_w^a_bft_abTe'l"to_ lo _ p ln y ___ Diing_v, a college qu:ijuartcrh~ack. ' ^ t h e ' AFC~~Ceni:nd Kruczek also I ] r ’ 'al'P\jfduo 21-14 ------against CincinnatiItl next to direct the offensek- ihe resi of ^i;onlcSt w llh tlicleelingwltliNoo!. II •COMPASS- ' . - □-EMERGENCY!Y SPACE B L A K K n-— — M onday despite his brokroken left the gam e. would likely bellw_cann_ol play in [ ^ '| ' |j ,-.Mi(i|coal Minico ' w rist, but P ittsburghI StiSteelers’ ' • Kruczek will be: put f on the Stoudtthehackuf Jwin^alls 21-13 __ ^ •n ira l Drvfsion ROPE □ TENT officialssaidthey weresreseveral Injured reserve! lis t, th e T hree olher pi;lie Bengalsrflraff'- - — { ••■'Caldwell Caldwell days away from maknaking a spokesm an said. That Tl. means in the Houstonbe the starter and ‘ KNIFE □ JENT STAKES(ES / >..#6BufIoy 2S-26 ’ ___ ------decision on Rradsld s h a w ’s th e seconit-ycar quarterback qu listed Tuesdayekup. as n B ellgiliillty. w illbeocit fo rth e senicason. . for Cincinnati: i GAME SAW □ SLEEPING BJBAGSUINEH " ‘.’Valley Valloy r pl;iyers injured ai Decio 14-13 “We. won't know anything an The Steelerss Monday Reggie Harrisor;ton game were [_] H alwut Bradsliaw uritiilhe_lakcs_ he _rccalled former third-string 11 linebacker Denly a s questionable ___ WHnSTONE □ BACKPACKEIKERSFILLOW’ -I'ftid Rivor Raft River some snaps aiid practlictk’cs — quarlcrbaclt Neil ■'Graff.'wlio G with knee Injurlti: ninning-back |___| b ,^^lmf)otly 7-ps Gooding c : i R □ RAIHIACKET(ET8PANTS • DALLAS (UPI) - TheriicTony play, for instance, in the final five, sj'x, seven GLOVES - Dor.sott-Preston Pen’ ^ a r ^ o n ___gyimcnli: o r Uie■ overtime now," said Lantg l o n □ 5 (XjODlNG - TJic Wood RiviRiver Wolvcrine.s wound up the' situation will iw unatiere □ HAKPGON -TCBulnr-vollcybairscasbtt Tuc;ruc.'JtJaj-hi^it -l)y-defcatin|’ the ered this period iirth e .sea.soniTopeiiCT"3t i w n n tio ju s t-h a w -IHSOlATEOJiHDEIIWIIBF • - ~ -wwkrDallds-Cowboys/s -coach—i MinncsolarBul-Dorsc GoodlngScnators. • rsctt-pl^yed------y e a r ------ven years from n G ' ' Tom L andry said Tueruosday. down the stretch o: □ FIRST AlOKIIKIT ^ : Wood R iver look Ihe opener 15-10.15-1 bowed 9-15 in th e second and of Dallas' "The less Uindry.you "I don't pn CHAMOIS ,, HUKTING SHIRT ii.rft P e a rso n will sta rt again: u-ound It up IM In th e Oiird. Theriie Woiverine.s Ja y v cc s trlCimpla-d alnst Uio 30.2-5 win over th e) Cardinals( (he blocking ia\‘c-htmlK-Tt»-l)ilH—pall — L-.I— 1| Wasliington Redskins. D- OOWNVEST □ PACKFRAMI[ME 15-13.1W2, . . - I^rsett Sunday. of you, Uie m ore z w ilfplay — a lo t. "Tony Is still In theIhe learning gethurt.Hois.stilyou know alwut C And allhough' the HOIWAIN PARKA □ SCOPE COVEIVERS e local • phase,'’l>andry said,id. "He still patterns. Butpatterns he in front p'| » fandom Is frothing lo ______1 - ____ lo see doesn’t make ail^tli'the assign-____plaved m preare if opt you arc lo *—•' U ^Oakltiy^defeals III —^------I)o rsc tt-g a in -‘2.'W->-nrTJ' :|iUHTfflSIACra ------_____ ■...... -P-.aKCALL-. irrJs-rind- ■‘^mcnfsTT'jLrsr’ddfriffw anrio pollen as good'a’> still learning the . r—, score five limes in a gamame. the_ |_speciilale when.he mmiglit start as wc havo' fr iW NSEN - t h e Homelm eird i^ p p e d Haiiseh'hHUS’klC'; In 1 he miglit havc L_) □ GUNCLEANIIHING KIT 3.'; In '■ 'fa iti;(u rw ]li;iia v e a'1 ianiani; liltie orliowlmfglil play'them th In the— Pearson.” ilOURtSCEIIT REO VEST a Rlrls volleyball match TuesdayJay niglil. if we h a d jiq t___ _ n ! J __ U a rguing willi L an d ry 's■logic. loj future. B ecause iff :I do say A viclory over Oakley look the varsity matctatcii 15-11, 15-12 n flc r the Hansen d a’performancc L.J .P ^tT'lilCA ST" ______In four-games Uiis yc;ycar.Um. ...someUiing I will prob•obably.turn — would - givo- Ihe- .HOHIING.HAT______iaylw siiaJ taken Ihe prcnmlnarnaryt5-iu, li-H. - ...... - ...... >' from Preston j p| ' tw o h av e combine3rsctt hero the club willnd receiver i Drew pi, J] ’ relumi' to Cincinnall nexl memonth' to stand trial. on two two slart lng lineup this week.ek. healthy, nursing a badly ’ CAMERA" □ WATERBUCHICKET • miaicineanor assault charges. •, '‘Wewlllplaylhemalx)nlwut Ihe I, but the rest of P ] C! At.Q prelim inary hearing. Borbon Bor again pleaded innocent lo It lo same way," Landry ill probably Iw. ^ ■ FILM .. □ THERMOS Uie-^'misdemeanor assaultll chargCH.cl He h a d been chargedrged . "Preston will start. To cites ^McMiUan ' □ Ci timl( ■, "T n a KlnT' a M -ofp rtip Tn 's s : n iP ls ------;^ 'ULUMBUb (UPIP i r ~ K/ithy MeMlliiiti, a sllV cf ------■ a -•OUtCti-OVDi 0 01 ------^------com^tjtiul tho (clony-cliargo) was.wj reduced lo a misdemeanorahormaking progrcfi.s Inn every - ihc497G01ympics,-w,-wu5.namcd llic Female Track nr Tuejdny by Assistant City Prosecjsecutor Ann Tracey, game. 1 Just hope.my.baib a c k s - of Uie Y ear ot th e AmateurAr Alhletic Union’s nationa ...... O f l Trac«y said Uic charge v/aiwas reduced because no deadlyadly . Tony, Prc.ston ond (fullfullback) Tuesday.' l u e L a k ei s s S p o r t i ntg i Goods weapon was used during the allealleged incident on O cl. 3. JolminK. K. Robert Newhoaw — cot continue •- McMillan, W.UieSieiiilvcrmedalist inUie.longJump.’k nnd Field S ta r - - V I K V j Mollody, 23,'of Cincinnati, toldpoi police b a rboriftrabbed him byythe the toploylikeUieyhavcbec HTTIRM S AVAILALABLE : BANKCJ: ardsw elcomi t>ccn." : Is a student a l Tenninnessec State University, andional ho convention I U irobL ^ Uircatcncd to kill him.him M nhedy said h e w as tryingiglo lo InearliergamcsDdrsersetlhad recofxiforUielongJulJum p. - 1236 Bluo LakoikosBlvd, N. Twi.w in Fall* .break up a figlit between BorbcDrbon and a n o th er m an. Marslinllsliall often exited wlicn a1 critical ci • 51,0 won the AAU lU indoor national tiUe In Febni;imp a l M ontreal. C D f l D I STORE HOUaS:uas: 7(S0 A,i«. TO 9 P.M. - 344 DAYSiVSAVtARl!. ' RBfJIe, 36, of Cincinnall. over Riddle’sRid girlfriend, . ■ situation arose. He dii did nol second at tlH'outdpffipilr-^.itlonnlf in Juno. d holds'Uio U.S. '

bniary nnd was 26 Times-News. Twin Falls.Is. IdahoIc W ednesday. Oclobor12.1•12,1077 , ______—^ FalMerrow tmrting his becam e soil total defense tlJ.190 y a rd s per a tc a m lik e;thls,"saidBeiinelt, lh l; arc stilltill -g ellin g loo m a n y end J m colled lhe M els and they w ereE ahlable to provide him tickets ig loc. and ninning back Mike H ellicn c i game) and In pasia.ssing defense "Buffalo isduc> due to win. TlieJ)all penaltiesles, but al leasl wc arc biglo NOW SHOWING ~ urling ourselves wilh EspoiIsposllo and special teams immedlatcl;alcly. (90.51 and a rcrc sc c o n d '' In }ias bouncedcd wwell (or iw so (ar not hurl TliEAll-tlBWlSM A’cd m e a lol of c lass a re the ' lan Karl Farmer both "T lie twoIwo clubs lhal have alw ays .showed: rusliingdefense (105,5).(1 behind Uiis y e a r and Uiere Is alw ays lu rn o ye en rs." m a n A'lsling a knee. Bul Bennett MERCURY: DodgersfltKiand the M cts." said DiMaggio. the Minnesota Vikings.. VI Even the fe a r thlat a t il Is alxiul tim e to (Juarteirlerback Scolt Hunter. twlsll y;io .was.so Infuriated by.his..irls.lrealnient,_(rom jils old aid he expected oil three to be ______DlWagftlo L...... r_-'. - m ore Im presslvc;’c.-Uieylcadlhe .; bouncc-Uit-ol;L-oUier .way (or Iho No.>. 3 : nasscr in the NFC.___ said_l lhal aflcr-Uie Mels did give himm ththctlckcls. lie gave Uiom r i ■- blVib play against Uie Bills.' _ _ 1 !— ...... — ^ — ballclublha entire NFL in scrMznring defense' change,” • has not■I hadh an inlcrceptlon in atirei ZiPHYR friends, bccau.se he said he didId nc not wish lo go to Yankee Bennell also reported that aw ay lo fri( wllh a yield of onljnly 19 points. Bcnneit salsaid lhe Falcons Hi! pas.scs« s and tho Falcons h av e Ber levc Bartkowski. slated lo bc- StadiumI. . "Statisllcs arerc fine, If you biggest problc•oblem nexl Sunday lost a1 lolalI of only three Steve THEISEH MOTORS ; encd to DiMaggio, Yankees’ le No. 1 quarterback before 70mAlNAVE.»- 73}-n00 WJien mma' ade aw are of w hat had happened arc winning." said s: Bennell. • will!« sloppiripping O.J. Simp.son. fumbles,;s. l b e ^ r personally apologized on ndcrgoing a knee operation principalll owTicro G eorge Stelnbrenner pe "Wo ore proudeslesl of Uie foci boUi as' a rurunner r and a pass "Somelnellmes," said Bennell. under ___ Iwtialfoflhf(lhe Yankees to the formcroulfieldfielder by way of a lolcphone call. ••Tlicre■e Isis nobody more important to u:us than Joe DiMaggio," . Sleinbrcnnc;nnersald. ■ DiMaggio to throw oiit the Slelnbrenrenner also said he would-llke Di^ ball for Wed;Vednesdoyni(^irssccond game.0. ______

[T ennesseiee (2-3) staa r t s i n t o

[toughest p] a rt o f its5 J s c h e d u l e

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, (UPIJPI) But, said Majors, "our o(- N ew som e a s a big big Ihreal ^ — r=-Coaeh-Johnny-MaJorft-sal<•said— (cnsc...Avas lln!_lx?st frifriend ngainM tho Vols Salurilurday. Ho______t Dn T lifras • Tuesday thal Tennessee hosas ja Georgia Tech had." And hc ranked the Crimson sl foe o f the bigger uphill flglil ahead of It1 said Uic kicking gam,e e dldidn't T ennessee's touglicsl fi -in ils next six games Ihanin It1 help eilher. ycar’'byablgmargln.tin." •I had ot tho start of the sea.wia.son M a jo rs sa id A laibama's b a r in preparing for UieUi b a ttle i U f l e r golng2-3.alU l liome. wishbone will presentnt Ten- with Alabama, T Toi en n e sse e : • "Our backs arc lo lhe wollwal nessec a different probproblem conllnued to l>e plnguagucd with 'now more Iban nl the firstst ofo from lhe Yellow Ja ck et otliattack. • Injury problems. T1 lilile e n ^tlie season." M ajors said ass hishi; "W e won't go In Uicrc cold.':old."he p la y ers w ere on hc Uie sidiillne ■| ; ' Mcam prepared for Saturday':lay's said. "Bul Alabama givesIves you with Injuries this w wi eek, In- w fcgnme'agalnsl fourth-rankc(:iked m ore different formnlli■nations, e lu d in g so p h o m}re o re q u a r- iA lnbam aal Birmingliam. Ala.Ala, Tlicy throw the ballI mmore, terback Jimmy Slrearealer and * "To have a chance lo win.’•in." Tliey've Uirown lhe ball cf- linebacker D ennis WollVolfc, 1 otto fectlvelyouloflhewlshbonhbonc." -I just wish I hadad so. m e of ►he said, "o u r offense has goftc | a ' t l K m - J q u it being lhe best ally our oui . Still Mojors said hele ht hoped oiose players on theE InjurvIn list ‘ opposillonhas." bis defense could1 fcforce. thisweck.” MaJorssaiisaid. •1 Mojors said o review offthe thi Alabama to pass, GeoGeorgia ^Majors then returnum ed lo a J film of Georgia T ech 's 24-8iwln wir Tech went Uie enUre•e ggam e ihem e hc h a s stressed» d sln'::c he ■last Saturday showed Ihat; thetbi Saturdoy In Uic rain witwithout relumed to Tennessee,5CC."V'C'VC Uinn___ throwing a single poss.ISS. The eot a big rec ru itin g[jobto Jol do."______• Kifi^ :-lie hod thougtit ot firstIrst. Vols,onthooUierhond.1. putpu llie -He sold Uicre w ere betwebe' cn 15 Q [ j g l ;3"Gcorgla Tech hntl the ball11 oion ball Into Uie oir ond sawaw tthree and 20 players in Tennennessiic he LK ' hc Inlercepled. would like to get. nonem e o ftlic m ' tl7 possessions Saturday," hi • r J k a : : 1 >88id. "O n 10 of Uicm Uie;Uiey Majors s i n g l e:d d oul quarterbacks, ;^dldn't get a lirsl down. Oiilli 1 14 A labam a’s Tony NoUionthan ond -We'll liovc to go;o oulo o f Uie »Uiey Qveroged less Ihann 171 Johnny Dovis os runneiinners lo siaic lo find some ppli la y ers wo y y a rd s." fcor and split endid (O izie need."'

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; CHICAGO (UPI) - The Ti bccausc Uie B adgers ploy nine every doy, ond Ihey;y thro».vt in a » seesaw psych of Uie No.(Jo. 1 conference opponents5 omond the lot of motion andnd differenl g r a n k e d M ichigan Wolverlm:rlncs oUier two teams rogordtlorded as formbllons, so we’v■■e’v c gol to -Imust be at o high Solurdiurday contenders. MichiganI andond Ohfo reodjast our defense. C w hcn Uiey facc W isconsinnin in a Stale.onlyelghl. “ Tlicn th e ir defensi;nsclsi‘oally * :*kcy Big Ten football gamfame, '.‘Tlial's a great odvanlJ/onlagc," , improved. Il's gol greatgri speed ■ 1 — ^coach~Bo^aretni»c1iI6f“sa'“said‘^clicitt!»clilcrsiidr"‘b« ^‘bccausc— ana~Tiulclfness-and-lui-is-lxflcr-; ------1 been. Their ' •-Tuesday. if every team loses onem cgom g c. -llian It’s e v er bee - Speaking by telcphoner toto a W isconsin could win.I. bbccausc « defense .rcsombjos^^ours. c Il> _ S H B I Cfootball- writers meetin,:tlng. It's played one more: gai gam e, I not big, bu t has greatjarm otiH liy, ' J^Schcmbcchler suggestedJ hish don’t see any Big.Ug . Two "T hey’v e got good goc insido ^ team would have lo be al Ills (Michigan and Ohio))) IrIn the linebackers, a very ver ■ em otional peak to tripJ lllhe con(erenccUilsycar." m iddle guard, and theyIhl a tw ays . i Badgers; who boost lhe sansame Scbembecliler hadad high have grcal sccondaiidary I'lacks. m ■ iTSOrccordasMicliigon. regard (or lhe Badgers. Bad - They’ve gol all thecingroilcnls in ? “Tills is a gome Ihat couldcou describing them as onesne (of lh e, of a good defense.’' - ; mean the championBlilph ip .’-’ . ’-’four o r five team sj sliislill un- W isconsin's John)hn Jtirdinc. . - Schembcchler said. "1 dotdon’t beaten in America."CO." Hc said the Badgers wi r look for a letdov.ii. Wc w ere:reup i discounted charges{OS thal cemed with Michlgailgan's speed C for Michigan State, becautausc Wisconsin had playedcd j a soft and slopping th o oplI)pllon. •A'o’vc . W r-we’ve got grcal respect: t Ifor schedule, "Some o( lhethe coUiers got lo gnm blc, andnd w lien you -__rU ic m . But I don’l Uiinkik 'we- hove played Jusl as many, dothal. Mlchigancaic an up ___;r.played_with_Uic_cmollon..'3n w c ___weak loa m s." he said. _ wUhlliobigplay.’ - ^"adinfalnsl'TejfajrACTirarand'— ^Tlio-Baagci^could-juid-give ‘- ' - “They’Ve ddne"itn r a i r '‘^"c a P ^ - we’ve got to play ih'at'wayuiTUJIs— R!IclITgair-proDloifis-on-on-both— loii^iCyTum ndindTCt I'Oii to w eek." offense and defense, he aiadded. move the dc(en.se upupoy>irdor -rf-^e-W isconstrt-Ram e-li ------y,Vl6consln-uscd-a.wlnLWlngedj;— w^m l-UicnJdLyt,yQU..v.'itbji ______t addod Importance, be sasaid, which is nol somethingng yyou see Da.«M.

W iggins searchesS( sol O u l , f i n d s . REALTOR’

^e!s_ stilljQon right tra' a c k

• K KANSAS CITY. Mo. lUlUPl) f is currently startingg al cor- games with Cincinnati, Clr ~ — A fter bis team ’s 23-7 lossloss lo nerback: Reed was Ihf;hi‘ liteam ’s C leveland and Qiii□lic.igii this i f 1 I Uie Denver Droncos Sundunday second round pickick who scason- • Uial d^opp^'d the Chiefs to 0-1.0 currently leads the Chiefs Chi' in - u K ansas City/ wanU w to be V I j 1 4 t i 5 g S S | I Kansas Cily coach Paul P: nislilng. something In lhelie w orld of : Wlggln did some seriouss soul-so "I don’l like to losc any D t e i i r •an y m o re footboll- o v e n If l( I’m not — ” searching — about five hours--hoi Ihan"a'‘Don Shula'or'anr"ff"Jolm ■■ |,c rc - {hey hecdrT Tt o cb nUmie • w orth. M adden would,” WlgginIggin said, u,is systematic gro>trowlh," said It look Wlg{;in lhal longong to "Tliere’s a tendencyI amand even wiggin- "Wc have3ve_a young s REALTORS willill have on displa]oy som e - \ - i-convlncc himself that he10 stills n desire lo sell oulJl a'all you football team, Wc hiiv e a This w eekend,, yyour Twin Falls • liad . Uic rielil approachi c h J n ___ bclicva.ln.bccausc.you::you:rc_Q:4^,._lcamlnB-football-ll - l c a i n —T ln;.. - ... - ...... of th e finest horr:>me values offerered in-tbis area.- . I Irying to luni lhe Chiefs Ctil But you have lo evevaluate s,j,tc o( foolball hereher is better ■ ■ around, despite hack-lo-b:o-back yourscK In conlcxl willwllh whnt uian il was UireeX yeans; ago, Now wouldn't'■ it i: be wonderfuul to be in YOU)UR OWN home■ for the if , ■ 5-9 sea.sons and.the slinkyy slartsl you have. Would MadderddenbeO-l T his w as an old foofoolball leam nowlege : tohibU ilrdyear. l( bo w ere here? Would'uldShuln? back Ihon. Icoming HolidaylySeason? Your■ Twin' Falls REAL'UTOR has fhe km • "I've Rol lo coiillnuelue to Would Hank Slram If» hi he were events believe,'- WiKRin said s: sllllhere? to make your dndreams a realty.'. So don't miss thi:his very special ei • Tuesday.. •■I’m slill convln'ivlnccd ' "Il's easy when thetho golden ______r w e’re doinc, Uie ri^ il Itiini^iling. It goose Is laying thehc golden [ could be real easy - for'or the eggs. All you haved o lo do IB “ MVEKGIHEIHERAII Kansas City Chiefs lo1 bob< a collcct Uiem every d.l W H H IT WASlA S O F F . better foolball team riglilIlll nowi when Uie eggs com e oi •‘ If we wanted to makoko Uio and you need gold, youyou’ve got I ^ svitsi tti ipitioiOn m kii Itl 1 sacrifices. lo do some soul-scarchlrxhlng." «litt "We’ve sllll got tu-owcclvccks i( T»i_c Clilcfs have Uiehctougiiesi tc iftm indiiidtt IES- w i : wanted lo trade our Nc n Y o u r 1 r i M ■ Nos. 1 sche'dule in th e NiNotional ( WTBTS! • • sra-FIH. v ' ' ; and 2 d ra ft choices lo fillill somes( Foolball League this:his season Mn Imtlts n1 mr,"n vrrtlu _____i-neods.-ll-u'ouM4ifUiiLlo. M o sse s-to ------l-kffH tttf-.m rli ------' -level of dignily but il woul'.'ouldn’t New E ngland, SonI DDlcgo k and - m" (c«a< fcj kh n ; c r t o r ...... - . ' e lev a te u s to Uie level otD( beingbi O akland In addilion[) tolo Denver UU-4) CM kl Kl« a cliam pion. T he questionion Is1 do Uiis year, itltLW Isn1(ktfaii’& f X ' ' wc want lo give up ourir CGary - Kansas City plays/s uiunbeaten .. d*bll|. Sl N WM t i n i r c v ■ ■ Green and Tony Reed o(of: next Bulllmore this weekck aand hos ad I caiiirnoi’SCH ■ F r i d i f S u n i d a | • y e a r? " ' - sccond games com!:om ing up SPIT-fIK to p rpstaklDdn. p s W ■■ i Green was Uie club's3'3 first againsl OnHlojid. SanSan Diego fcw.mllible ilIfl ill V a y ^ •ro u n d d ra fl pick UUs yearcar who .and Denver os we’llill o; as sln d e 6 H O C 1 A fTi T < O M i t a n fi" \ r - '. ■ ■■ J l y c a l l sihis dnesday. Oclobor.12.1977 TImos-N3-Nqw3. Twin Falla. Idaho 2 7 - ' & . «IGCHAN KETONi i i r | c r i t i c s! ^ i d i o t si ' ’ ------w nITH... Coy soid. Fla. (UPM - "He's not playing Slanforinlonl ‘ “ W r s m c a r e - Tflnipa Bay Buccanecr coachich now," Brundlgc was quotcijoled “The thing thot bothers n ;nts Uiat - . . jphiiiMcKay.- smarilnB tinderlor “Running from lhalJ, ; Uio-'silly-ass comments it^nysing criticism of IhcIhe formalion on Ihird and 10 1 o re m a d e.’’ ues have Iji!(;ji\;punch!css offense, saysi.vs m akes no sense.’’ McKay said the Bucs jii^.crjtics arc "Idiols" who _i_H been weakened by injurtcjiHcs. BIGI ■ho "Anyboby In his riglit min HIIHTI!N t l V A l won’t ------^ l’mgolngtotcll.>-ou{oupeoplc— "1 la'cSknowlcdgcoffootbnll...... w ho sa y s Ihc I-formnllon won ilUES! McKay's longue lasliingng work is an Idiot." MeKainKnv someUiIng and I wantat j you to camejil his Monday meetinging cmmtcred. "W liat formatlo listen lo m e.’' McKay! toldto Uie r m r

anythingaboul foolbali. Ih c £ u c s lO'O lo s s to lo when they scorcd their fin « ' r L iiE i “ I don’l know whyy jpeople WashTngton. tlieir fourth•th touchdown? Wlint thc hell do( straight of the season and tSlh3th .B ill Brundlgc know about aboi ' understand Uiath a t you • HISHOK: BBULLETS • FULL S E L E C T I O N strai0illnlcagueplay. football? can'l lake two tiglit end PJ,- lose a sta rtin g guard, a E CARTRIDGE CARk R R I E R S ------^ Tnm^a. which has yel to "A d u m to ss tackle-dowTi o f t r 12GAUGI f \ « L • F R E E ( “ ■■«d3!^‘n offensive (midifJnw-nrt-n *' all fours • proliably doesnM;<;n'l' tin g ta c k lc -a n d -your IhlS^ason. has bcendescribedix!d know Ihe offensive scl, an running back artd exp 5 .. m ove Uie ball,’’ hesald.F - 30-0& ...... by li|jppponenls In pjsl-gamn e probably doesn't core less," li i m Tampa played St cimments as having a said. pradiclablc offense. McKay'ay' McKay said he expeci withoul running back U B( U BOXIX 30-30 .. Bell, tight ends Jackk Novak1 was particularly incensed by criticism "becausc I'm crltici . f and Bob Moore and guaty a rd Je ff _ _ - comments of Washingtonon myself,", but said some of Ui 270...... *' „ Wlnans. arid lackle'Ir D a rry l...... ^ ' U defensive taclde Bill Brundlgcgc comments he reads ar C a rllo n w ent oul w ith a ^ MAXIMUM LOAD •rFULL I POWER who said lhat "sooner or laterer ridiculous. . tiipy sliouldcr injury durlmring Uie — — — — McKay has gol to leam that hislls "I don't carc whether the old Southern California offenseise (the critics) arc anti-JohI-John won't work In Ihis IcaEue." 6.1. GflAS CANS... W^ No. 301 LAiN T E R N I { • N O I ’OIIIIING aNNOFUMES O I ^ ~ ~ ~ NSuggets i obtainin Ellis spoutTS: ^ CARRIER . SEVEN A CHILD CAN:AN OPERATE ^ fn I • ipFO RmSTSHAN s ^ rom Washingtgton _ $ ] 9 !) 9 DENVERt lU(i P Ii - Bo E llis, a 6-9 rookl ■ookle forw ard who led ~ ~ ^ ~ i______Mncaucttc-Ua-Un ivcrslly-tcM lie-N G A A -b askBsketball e cliamplonslltp $ - | ] 9 9 ^ earlier (his yeayear, wasobtaincd by the Denver'cr NNuggets Tue^ay In a trade wilh Uie\he Wasliington Builds, m i ...... Nugget generin eral m anager C arl Scheer sa idid D(D enver gave up ils No. r - " i collcgc draftraft choice next year for the rigJit•igJit-to E llis, who Is ex- pected to givevc Uicti leam additional pow er InI theth e front lino, In Uiree seasicasons at Marquette, Ellis averagerag e d 14.6 points and 9.3 rebounds a gamgan e. During his senior ye a r, helehelpedtheWarriorsto he ' ;PARETIREQ UTIIMYTOWMlAR thc NCAA title'Itie w llh a 15.6 point overage. CARRIER “Ellis wasIS 0a top draft choice this year,",” Sseason games. In four OW H Y ^ ONLY contcsls williUl Uic t Bullets, he averaged onlynly 115 minutes and four ______points. ' Nugget Coac’oach Larry Brown said Ellis wouwould Join the dub im- mediately. Thc addition leaves the Nuggetse ts \ with 13 ployers. two. 1 5 . m ore (han theheNBAllmll. ^ "Tlic dealll wwas great.” Brown said. "Bo3o 1;Is someone we were seriously tliinki i J F linking of drafting anyw ay, andi he comcs from a grea^ W 2 - ...... rprogramrStnccIncc Ills ftSiSlimiin ycalTlie ho sb c cn J iccn one of ilie b c tler p r o . ' prospects InI theth country. He won't have any trouble adjusting to o u rsty le ." V ______* ______y I M k GAMEIE CARRIER~ t i s SLING i • O V E RI T T H E S H O U L D E R ! ______•NHUTAR)RY VARIETY . X -T exas teststs th re e in ce f f o r t Leather loiloops to hold sm all'" O ur m ost popular >llng.ing.Atlrocf- A ------^ g q m e . AveWoUqble' in flexible— jyoly.prico.d,QndfldQploiptobielo - ■ J m M m osfswlvols. Rlvolod>d ^ pper leather. “PP conntrucllon. Topquolltiollty to find ba(i c k u p q u a nr t e r b a c k lA loolhor. Avolloblo 7/a"/ r - ■. M jil 1"-1'/}",Ollod Finish.\\\. - AUSTFn , Tex. (UPI) --7 well bu l we sllll haven’t settlecttlcd ..staff had planned to red-sliirtred $ J 8 S Texas Coach Fred Akersrs on Uic quarterbacks behindind— - iiimUiisscason. "^ R etalP r $089 Tuesday (csted.,Uiree quar-r- Sammy Ansley. Sanforiford Starting guard Craiglig R ider workout NOW...... terbacte wi(h no playing ex­X- Coggins and Ted Conslonzo."to." missed Tuesday’s wo LY.... U perience this season to see who10 ■ Quarterbacks Mark M(Me- with a knee Injury ondi RussellR ' will back up sta rte r Randyly Balh. who storied the th Erxleben, who booteded field McEachcrn In Saturday’s’s Oklahono game, ond J Jo o n goals of 64 and 58 yardss against0| - m | Southwest- Confcrence gamele -Ai/ne both suffered injuriesics ini -Oklohomo, also-was-a5 -absent ...... UNTINGr K N I F E -^v.lUiArJtansas nl Fnyct tcville. Ihe flrsl quorter of thc Sooneooner w ith Uie flu. ~ R I F lLECARRII l l E F L - = z gome and' wllfbe ourTorTIiliniiF— ■"AT(crffsalilihc:dghth--hh’-lOTkcd— ' ^ « ....--.McEachcm.was.iiJnrgotlcn_ -•-YOUDONtliEED-tflflTtOTHERKIIIFE------, 430 "Gunlock" featuature offers extra protecliction for breech ■||~scasonrAune hod knee surgerrgery— Rnzorbocks were similarlla rto h is— ------third-(eam quarterback until srodrarrdscoptope.'AvoHable in oiled-finfinish-only;— ^------— “ Tuesday ond McBath suffere■fered ' •teom , I R KNIFE!!------leading the Longliorns lo a I3-C YOUHEEOABEITDI .. an ankle injury. ■"They have the off(offensive victory over OkJahoma lost FR O M CHICAGO> C c u n i R T Ansley and Coggins arare weopons and thc big-play bi( weekend Uiat boosted Texas freshmen and Conslanzo,10. 0 people - they can runrur and ^ -— ;— Into (he No. 2 position In the IS 0 Uirow. Uicy have a top-lop-notch i^-' • national rankings. porl-tlme starter as W sophomore last season, uiun- 'defense and they havet'e a; top- “Randj' Is doing well." derwenl knee surgeryy 1In notch kicker in Steve5 Liltle,"Li rj . Akenrsald. “He was throwingg August and Uie T exas coachinching hesald. RETAIL »37.25 ^ n f o r d ’s m ukiple s e t u p s I—Miiro c o h c e m WJl^ashingtonn ’ s - s t a f f — O C E X Hl f £ S I S ^ ______I SPORlC T B Q O J■SjOrJDSS^: i \ _ SBW LE (UPl) - Sian-I- Impressed with thc waway "Nels/in reminds m e of b y r • FOR WORKKOR HUNTING JotSHs-Cccal-vacicty-In-oIt—U____ Stanford c am e off-Uie ball-onII-ond— AMhie-Grllfin-(former scwlvfteelups has Universityy blocked." Slale running back nowlow -wiUi ' I G 0 ( • 10" FULL GFS M l N dflv^ilngtoh football coachh '• In looking lo hosting StarStan- ' the Cincinnati Bcngals)6) I In the Do^ Jftbcs concerned, andd ford in 0 critical PacificIflc 8 w a y h e runs and catchcches the ^ % Q 0 • CUSHION INSOLEDl^ coSrtnfiB. gome Salurday, James salsaid ball,’’Jamcssald. | $ 1 4 9 9 Hc'says he and his coachingg Uic Huskies a r e m uch aware cof Cavalli also said firsl!•sl strlng- . staff already have counted to0 the fad Uiey haven’t defeatceated q tia rterb ac k Guy Ben;lenjomin A M I ' 58. . Uie C ardinals In Uielr pastast 110 .. h a s been recovering wellvdl from “ At last count (In looking atII matchups. a n Injury and will sla rt1 againsta| films of Stanford foolball11 Tills year’s Stanford tearteam Uie Huskies, ^ k e >8 con run Uic'ball as well as it Should Benjamin provirovc nol ' e r W gflm(j^_we were up lo 53 -ffirnw'Hons,—not -counling—, g _ . can U irow andcatcli Jt------______- wholly—healthy.-bobackup -•— :------cveryb^y that' Is eligiblelc ’ D arrin N dson, a 5-foot-l[oot-9. q u a rte rb ac k Steve DllsIs vwill be g o ln ^ m o llo n ," Ja m es told a 170-pound freshm an. Is Stan- Slai ready. Dlls completedd 24-of-372- sports luncheon Tuesday. “ It’s’s ford's biggest Uireat havlnlavIng posses in Stonford's victdctoryof - going to'bc a mentally luxlngig alread y gained 552 yords•ds ini UCLA losl week, includ;Iuding a i & r s T u l ec gamcwinnlng toss in UieUic finol ' l E l f I M CTIONOF: aame for us. Wc were very■y five gomes. ______-in ln u lc . • ___ _ ...... LSU ’staillIbaekbeing g h a i l e d TIRBE CH AII [ C A R ^& TR U C IKS!! a s ‘ A l e x a nnder the Gr r r e a t ’ mm C BATON ROUGE. La. (UPI)I) of-s(olc win for LSU in four tou p u t th e gam e aw ay withth touch-I — Tlie way I/iulsiona Stalele years. down plunges of one amand five tailback Qiarlcs Alexander:r A lexander c arricd 20 Umelimes yords. conquers enemy learns.ondid for 183 y a rd s to .boojlI hishi '"A n d h e is Just a s1 g(good a 'football honors, It Is sm allill season average lo 156J yyfards a rd b lo c k er a s a ball co rrlee r,”r,’ sald THE wondqjr;Uie Tigcrland crowd'-d per game and vault IntoD UicUi< c o a c h C h a rlie McCIei:::iendon. ■ fl; calls fchim "Alexander thele national rustling leaderslilprslilp. . “ S everal lim es give glvi Uie . < 3 § H . t l G rcatliu" He hos (525 y a rd s In four gamames e ' ball lo Uie spl(U»ck ondand then grMlr. O-Ot-LD F o ! ^ second straight week o l an average 6.4 yardss ppe e r h e is th c lead blocker — a Alcnifldcr -Is thc UPI>I c a iry . Just knockcd ■ them out ot of ^ RELIABLE!! .. Soulhca*‘J: Q Ifenst.P laycr..oLnr _ "I didn't realize duringg theth bounds twice." Uie Week (or leading Uic Sail game tKal'liTaclunliy'goly'gor V AIcxaTiaer bobsled[cd“ m s ~ • ' * ' ...... thot m uch yardage, lh a t ittw wa a s c a r e e r lolal U> 1,802 yai T ig e rs Ift-o 2B-15 comc-trom- ya rd s to USE YOUR . beiilnd win over Vanderbilt InJJ5— luipiHiiiliig.'butluitlu' iiiuivy'iTcylt rank fourUi In sll-Uniirn]rrasrnHB ^ . came at the riglil time.Im e." a t L S U ,-less Uian JOO-oo-yanls-...... r S A N K C A R D S fCe- a SouUicastcm' Conference bi^Uoj|,tNashvlllcSa(urday. ' . McQendonsald. behind 1959 HelsmanJ T Trophy ■ LSUwasdown'15-OuntlllatII late ^w inner Billy Cannon, 11-5V 2H-pound Junioror In the Uilrd quorter w whc h en ' "1 Just try t<) take cachQch week I a 3 01-5:30 - : ifeADDISOrN AVE. E. INDAY fromSfcalvcslon, Tex., scorcdcd Alcxonder scorcd on a 23-yar(■yard a l a lim e,’’ h e sold In ; 733-9233 TWIN FAILSI ls SUN threeV>uchdowns and coughll aa run. He tied Uic gorhe wiUiviUi a tc rv lcw . "1 Iry lo kce . daiVILY game-tjilng Iwo ^ f n i con-—'n- ■ ai^liig Iwo-polnt pass rccejTcep- m in d off sill th e thingss th a t a re -______• version pass in Uic first out-it- lion In Uic fourth period,, UienUic , happening.” X " " H i ' - - . pT^Jfrms-NWil'Twlnn Fm F trttk to h o ' W ednesday. CtetotxHoborl?. 197? B B irw T n r— — - ICA STOrORE HEAR YOUlUK

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DEAR ABBY: I am 40. and have been married for 20 years..For some unloiown reosonrco: my husband has lost all ." .r: - • intereat in sex. I told him inn a very■ nicc way that I missed hia loving, nnd he just laughijghod and said, "Oh como on. wc'ro both too old for that kinckind of stuffl” (He's 42.) Wo get tt - V * * along fine, but it’s liko Uvinging with my brother, - He always come right homejme after work and never goes o n yw horo w ith o u t mo, so I'mm suresi there’s no other woman, I c a n 't u n d e rsta n d his indifiidiffercnco. I keep myself neat . ■ ______—an^Iean-and-I-novac-nag-hij-hinw—^ ^ ------O ur four children will all bo gonei and on tholr own soon, and if this is any sampto of whatwh my lifo will be liko whon i r ; ‘'.r ‘ “ ihcy’rc’gonDrit'won'rbo-wor ______■ ' ‘ UNDERLOVED

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DEAR UNDER: Please r«er«fld the following letter:'

DEAR ABBY: How do youou convince< your husband thotlOt you atill love him. but you are.aren’t os young as you used to • . be-if you get what-Jjnean?m? A fte r 20 y e a rs a n d fivo childilildren, shouldn't there bo moreirO' . .;.V • • to m arriage than gex? If I don'ton't fee l Uko m a k in g lovo ev eryry -.V.’. n ig h t, ho p o u ts and says I1 dcdon't ’love” him anymore, A m I abnorm al o r ia ho? I alwalwaya thought a man got lessISS . .V'. passionate after 40. Mine is iunbeUovablo. W m ■ ' . i . • / Please help me. Abby. I do lovo him, but I think he is

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D E A R U N D E R LO V E D ANIAND PAID MY DUES: I don’tQ’t "• know what’s “normal" and neitneither docs anyone else. Eachch . / ,y / ’. * - , .- person haa his own emotional>nal te m p e ra tu re , a n d w b a t Is “normal” for one could breakk «someone else’s thermometer,or. < B o th of you should Insistisist that your husbttnds be examined by physicians to,0 rrule out the pouibillty of physical dcGdendes. Then I suggest you considnslder seeing a qualified sex \fy j/ therapist. (If your physidnnn cncan't recommend one, Inquire at thc Medlcd Departmentit olof your nearest university.)/.) k k m UPl Pity PAH) MY DUES5 li Isn’t married to UNDER*;r - LOVED’S husband aad vicee veversa. But that's Juat anotherier tAAK£-UPAR-RTISTBOBSCHlFFERTf! TRA N SFO RM S J O N AATHANW/NTERS /NICn o A PUMPKIN , of life's inequities. . . s p e c io l H a llo w e em n e surprls•prised If tliereby fulfilling anolmother fantasy. ------H01-LY .W 00D_IU P1LI) - Jonathan Wlntcrs_ pui ■■ faiiriiesrlf'thQC'fl'tnicr-'where-e re -is it?------— -— ------i ------Bcandfl.wasvaaJtallan______" I used to put pillclillows under (he back of my FLAT IN BACK!1K froze in th e doorway/ oof the D isney "^Studios beje i re ri liopel neverdo;"— ------He m o v ro his choir so ll facedd UrUie e n try . “ Y ou “ Som etirftlmes I w ear baseball c a p s. Only Oni (he jackcl on HallowMa:cn?’1iFsai(ir”Thcn-l-pulled ------commissary and said. ““0 Oh no you don’ll I never :an never tell who wll) walk thrcthrougli Uie door auUienllcc kind.V Riglil now I'm In mournDumlng. I my eyes askew with;1th special ta p e and p u l a livid DEAR FLAT: Never in my wildest dreoma did I thinkink sit witli my back to theidoor." do “ I m d get the drop on you." root for UvUic Cincinnati Reds and they’re■y’re dead scar on my facc an(and fangs hanging out of my _ ‘ rd b« plugging Frederick’s'6 olof Hollywood, but that’s thethe Dlnerslookedup.startl urtlod. • wJJrican -li^.Wclload good,but why thcoutraulrageous garb? ------this-ycar,’-’- —plaee. If-you-wfU^o-themi-;mi-perhape-theyTl oend-yottHi------W inters-w o rt ■aMack-t: ‘‘E verybody h a a fantasies. Minei ll n e ls s itd n g ln a God knovlows how m any hom e ru n s Jonathnathan, in "When people came ca to my door trick or ' q atalogue. hunting jacket repletelc with a com m ando In- A'Ickcr ch air in a chic hotel lobbyby inii Nairobi wKh Clnclnnntlill cap. has hli out of the parkark In his treating. I'dloerout.)ut at (hem . P a ren (s scream ed ' : , signla and a lancersrs patch. His corduroy wIc 1 w ide bladcd fan whirling slowlyA-ly coverhead. I’m . fantasies,5, tDressing the part enlianccs his cdream and children fainted,led. Saved a lot of candy corn i Everyone has • problem.I. W hat’s youra? For a persontl trousers' didn't match.h. 1Indian beads encircled aw vailing (here.fornlarge AmcrRhTRhn blonde who world. “M"Miy not!"_he cricd. “Shakesakespearc Uial way. reply, write to ADBYt Bo** NNo. 69700, L.A., CtUf. 90069. ______hls-w Tlst. A -biack digar_wos-dcndied g a in hls.....wa E n clo se stftm ped, »eH*tddreai«ea*ed envelope pleu e.'------wa,van(s to h ire m e lo lead a safari.•1. sa ld 'A lllhIhe c world's .i siagc. and all thce mme on ond “J u s t kidding. Halllallowecn lias-changcd; U sed------(ec(h. I ambush a huge .womenmetle rc ly players.' So why not dresscss forthef to be an Innocent!n( (Ime when kid s pul on Hcs(rode(oanemp(ytly table and for 10 m inulcs “She's depending on me to an vlilte elephant In (he bush. You know, jump parts, costum es and falseilsc faces and soaped your regaled thc assemblagegc playing both roles In a -iglit on (he elephanCs back andnd vwrestle ll Into “Of courlurse you’ve got lo pick yourlur shots, windows. v ignette of a ram page overovi a dinner tab between lubmisslon.’’ Dress upp inI a Rohin Ilodd costume! and ani run “Now It's frlglilenlenlng. Today (hey pul razor ' a hauglity French waiwaiter and an Insulting sub Jo n a lh a n so l back and putfeddills his c ig a r, lost In 'a round duiduring rush hour In th c mldcnlddlc of bladesjntheapplesa;s and LSD in (he can d y . If you y o M F h e a l t t i h Texan. Bolh accents wen.•ere cruel and flowless. ' I mlasm aof smoke and dreams.s, sWilRlilrc B(Boulevard and Ihey'll throw' youyoi In a, le a v e y o u r c o r on (hethe curb you (ind l( ja ck c d up Thc diners applaudedled and Wlnlers sat down , , ByLAWRENCEer oneme of Uic best feminine roless In movies In a with, (he• IIwm basllc NurL-yul'. 11 iss - a n - tin ------bam’yc«_called ? " Blood - of thc defunct MamasIS aand Papas singing group Ion;ong. longtime. - - • dem (a(emrnenl e lo say the American aclrestress was ' Michelle confided1 Uia(Ui N ureyev wa.s a pain In and for sta rrin g In thc thi boudoir with Warren “I “ was scared to dealh whencn wev began (he no( ns enarlamorcd of the Russian loe danc:lanccr ai Ihaposlcrlor. B eatty and Ja ck Ncholscolson. plclilcturc. I asked myself If I couldlid rrea lly b rin g II slie w as; oto the aforemenllonccl Beadyally .ind Al one lunclnre.Ui!-(]ie tem p eram en tal Russian B eing th e para m o uir r of0 movie stars, liowever, off.ff. But once we’d done the (irst•st scene& I really Nicholson,n. slapped Michelle oncn (he hand. She ()cl(ed him pressure' .nude love scene nnd other w asn 't all Uiat satlsfylsfylng a stodon In life for got;ot Into th e p o rt and enjoyed w hallallwasdolng.” I Soon botliOth pertormnrv wnro m m trd'asa s .sayinga back. DespKc a .n u M ichelle, who, a t 32,-la,-la beautiful, talented and rom antic num bers,s, tthe (wo never did warm up I a m sending you TJie HenH ealth L e tte r num ber I-fl, BIoo(3Iood am bitious, to one another. m W lipn It cam c timeImc tor Michollv's nude scene. Pressure, to give you more InformInfo ation on w hal controls blootblood Four years ago shehe c ostarred wiUi W arren sno. DirccloE-R ussdl cavc.her,:^___ pressure and tiie normal raniranges. O th ers who w an t’ (IllsIs InIn- Oa te s In “ D illinger" andanc w asn|t asked to w ork In " fl s h c w n s a bit undone ;ar a 26-lnch long w ig which ^ 'fo rm a tio n can send 50 cenls wl(lw l(lia lo n g s(am p ed . self-addrcsseU flfap- —R ussell vrtio w as intervl:rvlewing aclrrsses to ploy— f l 4 ^ f l,'.l Incident bulil didn'l I 1 weren't enemies. Hut-We prccla(c Ihcy are caused byI frifrlcUon or continued pressure.;. TliTlic tlie role of Ja n ls JoplinIn 1In a prDjected film tid e d f l “ R u d d f and I ' weren’t friends eithe(her. m o st com m on cause of thc: (rl(rlcllon Is a poorly (Ittlng shoeloe o r ‘•P ea rl." "Wc could nevercr be triends because Rudolf .• even stockings (hat allow pres:iressure on thc area.You'll never/crbe b Michelle souglil thehe Inlerview knowing she ^ ^ l^ flj demands loo much.-lialtcndon. If he were siding .- . rid of them until you rcmovovo tthc sourcc of pressure any moremor couldn't protray Joplhpfln. But Russell was an I fl here in Uils restaurauranl he would expect lo have th a n you will be rid of a calloullous on (he p a lm of your hand If yoyou Im portant director, nnd anc It never hurts to know I lenlion ot every person in the continue to do tlie work lhat; causcdcat U In th e first plocc. Uie riglit people, (he undivided adent U sually th c problem Is wliltlill sslioes Uiat a rc too tiglit and do nolni " I reajiy w anted toJ ImpressIn Ken wllh Uie fact f l room . “ 1 (hink thepublicblic reladons people a( United . allow enougli toe room. A shoshoe wilh a polnled toe is a mojormajt Uiot I was the arch-t’h-typlcal American girl." ti our ditterences lo get Uic fa c to r.-001 som e sJioes th a l you can wiggle your toes in. Michelle said. "I boundunded Into his officc full of Artists seized on o IngonU iepicture.’' Y ou can soak >‘our (ect In1 wawarm w atcr which softens theecoiTi cor fire. T)ubllcllyball rolling at United Artists liad callcd , . and trim tlie surface wilh a r;razor blddc. Tlic superficial1 haihard ^‘Al tlie time I didn'lIn't hqve the falntes( Idea She denied lliat — llssu e^ ra n a lso b e removexrk-erywell and I Ihouglit Uiat E (ended, generated m and in MlchcIlc lan miglit have l>ccn expected. is no way they can compensalesale fo r poorly_ fitting slices thal(don’t dor —wasthcendo’flt. .J- Iq A fler. seeing UjcUjc (ilm twice,-. M ichellc ,ls___ — nrovidc enough toe room;------• • "T w o m onths lo (crr he.senth< m e Uic ‘V olentlno’ *. H UPl brlmrnlngwllhscKA:'l(A:on(idcn«.“. •, { miglit mention thal diabellibellcs should be particularly caret:aretul script and asked me to fly to London lo read for • Ul ally g.-iveme fal(h In my.self as •wllll lliclr (ect. So sliould anyoinyohe who h a s poor circulationI to llthe th c p a rt of N atasha RRambova, ai Valentino's wife, " T h c picture reall; le said. "Until now I'd never ' , feci [or uny reason. Anlnfectlcxtlon c an be dangerous and hasiseven evi Before I could (^t to England. Ken flew to IITEDARTISTS' ENTINO". ' a performer.” she : UNITI "V A L E ^ cc (o rccord as a solo. I even rcsulkxl in am putation In suchuchcasc-s, • - • Hollywood and over’ a bo(Uc of cfioblls he told had the confidence ongsonUiealljum.'' (NewspaperElerEnterpriseAssn.) m e I hod U iepart. I dldrlldn’t even read for It. . . . s t a r s MIciMchelle Phillips ond RudolfRi Nureyev ■vrotetwoofthcsons \ _ i ______f ' ' J . . ^ ______— ; \ 1

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TW IN FAI^Alls - Cheryl ^ ' Lynn SawaLralilw, and Jerry H T p p t e a m I Denftis-RoutJuth v>'crc united in H I marriage Inrn rites Ocl. 1 al Uic ■ r Trinity Lui:^uteran Church, H I f 0 r ' 7 7 ' Croflon.Neb. H Tlie bride0 iiIs Uic daugliter of ■ jW IN FALLS Lodge No. Mr. and MrsIrs. Lyle Sawalzke, f H i 4 5 l^A ^ and AM received Crofton, andid Uie bridegroom is ' n Uie son of MrMr. and Mrs. L. W. H Jfophlos roeohf/y lor HE RouUi.TwinIn Fails. 11 horfng fho bosl rlluoUsUc David;id Astrup officiated » dogroo loom for 1977. In the-doubleble ring ceremony, ^ H ’ -Membors onho-wlnnlng- w liere Uie bbri^ r was given In - i H , foetm Includo. fron). loll. . marriagebytiyh(7 father.' HI Jack Harding, senior 'Jrtie_hgld.Mn'n {.ftwn w ns . H d e o c o n ; Wayno Hoguo, fosliioncd in ifl tum-of-Uie- ^ i o j j l o r Wordon: Wayno c entury style.de. Tlio gown, mode FoaJ. worshipful moslor; importedd i ivory collon lace, ; ' Y* -£rfio$»-Roglo/id._/vnIor__ Iolong Glbson-girl fW ';"'; higir lace collor. f'’.;’;. wardon, and Cono Roor* sleev es, ------e m p ire — wvalstltnc;—double al ------Ji-’- — Ick. cfioploln. Tho »rophloj Uercd-sklrt,rt,:wiUi salln_lnce ____ - c v w a ro prosonlod by Ellls trim. The bride br wore an an- Roddick, dislricl dopuly tiquc camco0 pin[ and matching grand maslor o f Iho Fiflh1 I ' ' ^ i H earrings ass .a-gift from the i ' 9 ' Dislricl. bridegroom. ______-•i - - Tlie brideie iwore a tialo of fall r . I ' flowers andmd-roses as her hcadpiece. - She carriirrled her grand- m o t h e r ’ss iace-lrimmed H!' [ J I monogrammimed handkerchief V iew/ s giveim on fcam ily cc o n c e p^ * and a bouquiqucl of fall flowers and orangencroscs- MR. A N D m s . JERRRRYROUTH of honor was Mrs. • ; fo r - ’’W ealthy fonilKes liveiived in porting that conceptI nren gone. . delcrminlng wtio - MOSCOW. Idatio (OPI) -- '■ who compat'O a re asing for aneO Nelson, sister weddinging cake was decorated andid the bridegroom is a n Iholr comparison," said tticj(,Q Uieir houses wltJi .servantsmts and F a r m fam ilies havee virtually \ who will take caro:aro or Child™ Tlio conccpi of llic fam ily in Ic, Dell Rapids. S.D. ^ lU ifresli fresl fall flowers by Mrs. resldisident physician..at UCLA s author of ‘•CreativeIve visitors wJio oflen slayedyed for d isappeared a n d divorce div Is a n d so o n . Amcrica is nol declining bul Is . , B e s t m aan t was Kerle i^gy Thunker. 17,1 Mrs. Wanda Healt2aIUi Science Center, Los months. Poor families livelived in mucheasler.” ‘•F ew er and fewer fe^ pcop c expericnclnfi a RrcalI M arriage.” [. cousin of th e B uscheltrtielman and Mrs. Neva Angeigeles. n lie noted Ijicro how beenijccn ■ one-room hovels andid a p - - As _,a__rcsult_..BiB arbenu. ..,arc._manying tpr for economic trldcgrocw. rcnaissnncc, auUior CJoyJon n , Lebanon, Kan.. -. SchumTiacher, acl ounts - of th e Alter Alti a wedding trip on a - -- c many sorts of families. "For‘For prenlicodoul their cliildretJren by suggested tliat peoplepie marry reasons. B arbcau toUi a F am ily Value R oger Sawawalzke, brottier of bride,. cut ci Uie cake. Vicki Sitmtmar : cruise to Alaska, tlie ■f example (here was ttic typicalilcjil Ihc lime they were 10I yearsyc today for pui^ses of)f nurture.i In addition ttiere sym posium at llic Unlvsily of Linruln. Neb., and en».,™r.niTtDclierr-cousin—of—th e — conpTnptinvtl!" reside in IZs Iowa farm family or Uie old-”______love and m u tu a l growHwlh. a fnd------nutdagc&-based-o -IrtaliaAlonday------' chelman, cousin of ^rlde.was wa' reception hostess. ’ Ange:Igeles. s Vlclorian ‘‘lifeless falhcr.” “bvcn vs years ago, a he terms a rcnassa^ncc in the Interests, a marrnorrlagc style Z l r l d T M i "N ot too lont; a^o il was Mitchell, S.D. were Mrs.s. Roger Sawalzke, The Tht newlyweds will be e ac h of wliich lasled alwutIt 50 marriages were baseded on hlstoryofthcfomtly. tliot served ass .a irai^lllor. fashionable to blnme llie famiy James Sowatzke. bride's's sister-in-law,sl Lincoln, honotnored ot a reception Oct. 16 economic neceiistltcs. Fnr- F . He strcs^-'tliat thehc lack of belween economicm lc marriaBCS | , „ , |, 5r u, for all ot society’s Ills from,n, years. , Uie bride. Croflon. . Mrs. ^,1^5 Richard Sheridan, al the(h< Turf Qub hosted by Uie c ‘‘It Iscniclat to poinl oul lti.1tItiat m c rs needed lietptng hands ha norms, pwi^pressuisure and and contemporaryary marriages _ guschi racism to Juvenile chelmon. cousin of bridegroogroom’s sister,. Missoula, brideIdegroom'sporcnts. J from ttie Middle Ages lo Ihc. Ihc women, in lurn. needed nee conlraclual'^nlrol make r it based on nurtureire ando m utual „ie bride, Ml delinquency. Then It was said Mitchell, and Stiawn ^jq^ I..wereflowerplnncrs. wei 19tti cenlury Ihere w as a very,'ory nu'n wtio w ore providers.”v ” ...... possible for each couplc co to growlh. . Ihcfam ilyw Q S in decline.” Sheridan, inephew of the Mrs.s. LorenL Sawalzke. and e dlnferenl familypatti'rn.'' "Today the two propsIS s sup- m a k e (heir ow n m m; arriage. •‘Y et I wonder wtial tliosc bridegroom,n, Missoula. Mont.. ^rs Albert Alb Kohles. aunts of werecandlelilelislilers. the bride,ride, werelnchargeof Uie NOW SHOWING M ary LeeJC Cannon, Crolton, guest s t b o o k . Debbie HieAII-dBwmS and K im SSawalzke, bride’s Buschelri helman, cousin of the MERCURY • b etter CC : g u i d e l i n cousin. Ilartlrtlnglon, Neb., were bride,!, O ( m aha, N eb., ond ishes for I : o s m e t ic soIosits.Theile organist wos M rs. s a n d r a F D A p u s ra Sage, Bloomfield, m Viva Mormanan. bride's cousin, N^b.,cousin cou of Uie bride, w ere ZEPHYRM WASHINGTON (UPI) - iresult in blindness. cosmetic mascaras containlalning Register, into Uie m ascara:ara wlUi Uie Crofton. in chargcirge of gifts. « TIic Food and D rug Ad- “ FDA tia.s received severalral palhogenie mlcrcjorganlmnims." "Without an adequate ad applicator wandd can'survivec; Tlie buffeiIfet reception was Tliebriibridelsnco-ordlnalorof THEISEN I MOTORS mlnlslratton. cItlnR several ireports ot cornea! ulcerationIon llic agency said in a notice nol ‘ preservative syslem s and m ultiply Insidinside the con- held at tinUie Kochi Motel. b|o,oeicalzical research, R cdkcn yomAINAVE.6 70i 73a-7700 I injuries, said today It twlieves; ;associated wllh llie use of publlslied iri M onday’s Fedc’edoral m ic ro o rg a n ism s tntintroduced tainer.” it added.c6- Yankton, S.DJ.D.Thethree-tlcred tabs.Inc.; Inc LosAnRCles.CaIif., R flB mascara ond ottier cosnietlcs Intended for use neor (Ito eye should contain prescrvollves o ■ to prevent ■ infections which" • could lead to blindness. ■ # The problem lnvolvc.s M l ) ^ j f | m icrooganism s wtitcti can get w a 'Inlo~Uie~T:osmcttc?r'vlrr-thc— nppHcator wtilch comes out ofj Oswald arand Jim Jacoby ,.tlirft]ntalncrwlicaIlic.Drgduct___ Is being u.<«>d. it said. If,llie c o m ca of Uie User's eye Is:. ; 7-spade bid savessi points s scratched, the bacteria con' ' I ^ 13 E a s t’s Jump to four spadesdes pu t cause an Infection whicli could1 ■ NORTH considerable pressurere on m . 410 _ Soulh_and_each_South solsolved _ _ _ _ _ >5<3' . ■ ■ 'h is ' problem by biddingig fivei m iiilio-C focliB t!^ ♦ AK 9 7 6 5 4 notrump. Tliat bid is the old CulbAlbert- son grand slam force asiasking WEST EAST . North to bid seven with1 twotw of A A Q 9 7 S 2 A K J 86" 4.: lhe three top Irum p honorinors. A m VJ106 -.VQ2 .J wrydangerous.biahercsic since ♦ J 2 ' ' *10 * . I if North held justi t s ix *JIO 4 .Q 8 7 3 ■ : MiW e n's andji'pijng3lVVen's._ f ^ -^ diamonds the grand‘sl^ l a m ______; • ■ ______^OUTiI-(D>------B l u e .'wouldlnoUhake';^— ...... - VAK9S7 Actually, it wouldI titiave p ♦ Q 83 made, but neither Soulh^ golg a LD e n i m . . •- 4AK 86 2 . chance to play it. Bothh E ast - P a n t ss Both vulnerable players elected ’to beliseiieve 50% polyester, Iheir opponents and save» Npodlo ' S m -' ■ $ 0 8 8 croft Oopi, 122. TimotNowi cloanlngchorosond ? $5 ] 55 Bo«.163. Old Cl-olt«Q Slo- odd voluo to your- ^ ® \ - N *r' Yoik, NY 10011. Prim NOW O N O W ..... Nome. A ddren Zip. Poiiein homo... Q Number. MORE ihon uvor be Queen Size2 0 - de NEW 1976 ‘ NEtOUCRAFT CATAlOGI Ho» . o M S * ® R eg. 2 .5 0 evervthlng. 7S'. Crothot with Sqyoroi $1.00 "It O n ly S o u n d s | Crochet o Watdrobc . . . S1.00 $ 2 P Q ' / NIily Filly Quilts . .. .SI.OO ‘ Exponsive!" § NOW . . . . . ■ .Ripple Crocket___ SI 00 Sew — Knil Book. S1.2S Neeaiepo'iniBook-...., . SI.OO ^ • I "FloWef Crochet Book.;. St.OO Holrpln Crochet Book . . SI.OO |n»ioot Crochet Book... SI.OOI § InttonlMocromeBook .SI.OO 1 / ^ 0 • ln»lanl Money Book ...SI.OO‘ . 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. V ■: ' - V ■ ^ i Wcdn/cdnosday. October 12,1977 Timoonoo-Now3, Twin Fails, Idaho * 3 1 i J f t e s t f o r p n e g n a n

fore they aro fairly cerlain tesitesl tube wlUi an angled m irror ; (U P I) . next y e a r,” be. th e ffirst rdiahle nne Iwforc ^1■ a ) N EW YO RK atthcbottom. lyareprognant,'’ att rt plans lo The spok(okesman said avallahlet'e to American womon. they nr W arner-Lambert 'The sooner that she can The' 1 directions Instruct ^ J and rdiablc drugstores wouldwoii set th e retail Uie_compaipany said, market a simple a d oul il slic is pregnant, the women wo; to use the tesl on the , •egnancy test price, but addeidded tho company A few yye; e a rs ago a pregnancy o'J do-it-yourself preg ^ner slie can get startwt on ninth nin day after m issing UiC^'t oyailable- In "h o p es th e priceprlC' is underSlO." lest wnss sold ; in Uic United sooner that win be ay oper hcaUh liahits,” he said, first fin m enstrual period. * round JIO. the T lie k its w111 ill be I sold only in S tales jy by another company. proper drugstores for arot rhe firsl GO days ot Tlic 1 instructions state: "Put | icsday. pharmacies> andar not in " th e but II w.'is.'.IS only about 50 p er ’’T h e com pany sa id T u es cgnancy arc critical In feta l UirecdropsoKearlymomlngt Uir [ said Ujc "test health and bcaulybea sections ot cent accurrurate and wns pulled prcgnr H T A spokesm an sai ■vdopment. Il's importont to urine uri inlo Uic test tube and a d d -‘- se as ajiome major grocery:ery stores." off the mlarkcl. a i ■'''"I” ' W - ■■ ■ Is OS ca.’sy to use it "bn a proper diet a n d conlcnls coi lo the plastic vlair'* -t n f l iexiglass kits, alwut T h e Warner-bnmbcri' W; kit ’ ^ id has been ButUieplexI} permanent'’ and tabllsli proper healUi h a b its. Shake Sh test lube and place Int rt per ccnl ac- . Uie size of a pipackage ot king- "has beenen tesled willi lilernily ^ ; found to be 97 p< rugs, certain mcdlclncs. tiolder. ho Aflcr Iwo hours, if dark'-*', . ^ - . V 7 Ing pregnancy sized cigarclarctics, w’ill be , hundredsIs of women from all ^rugs K M , ■ c u ra te In deteclln)< jcn nspirin, alcohol and brow br n ring is visihte at Uic.-;. first missed available over3vcr-the-counlor in educationtjnal backgrounds and ' IKV ' following th e fli garetles, all can be harm- bottom bo , It Is on Indication ' m e n stru al period.1 pharmacies,s. found toD Ix?I very easy to use ^igarc ll," !1Cactive pregnancy." , been set for "niere arc•c alwula 45 million and rclialli.ibly aecuraKc,” the ! No date has bi The pregnancy kit will Tlie insert explains that "as',' mnrUplIng IhP llklls. but a .women of clill-bcarinnclill aRc In snnkcsma:n a n said. ______aid Warner- the United StatiStates. T he purpose pu: ot the home contai spokesman saU ictures on how to use It. T h e re piprognont. her body starts lb“ ' which has A similarr homelii pregnancy prcgnancjic y te s t is lo ••lielp a p id u t Lambert, ro Ihree com ponents to Uic kit p pi rc^ u ce HCG, a special litiV-'^.'' ' Morris Plains, test has been beer marketed in womanI get lo n doctor h e ad q u a rte rs in M - a small eye dropper, a vial m onc which appears In urine, • Tl on drugstore E u ro p e tor• severalsc\ years, but sooner,’’,’’ he said, "Most H B H N.J.. wants them ( ontalning a cliemlcal .a n d . a ____ slidvcs "as soonon as we can llie Wamcr-Lor-Lambcrl test will women m iss the sccond period ______BETSY PALMER ______E M f i y y A N C:Y Y ' MARINA PORIRTBR-______'M 'FORECAST;^ Vw eT andblustery TTOLLOlSEDf BY SNIFFIEq.ES AND SNEEZES W o nv e n i n f hh e n e w s f l " cress Betsy Palmer replacesi I Hope I By United Pressa IInternationalt Acres THE ^ / ’slo n g . 1 HERECCO/lfES ] Breaking her silcnccnee or many years. Ungel;lge la te r this monlh in Broadw ay’s . N ext ■ ' Marina Oswald Porterrter. widow of Ixw time,.c

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Boyer fo r Children y S Neo Synephrii Decongeitont Action ^ - B[ | 2 9 ] '/i Aduit cStr« . 19 ^ c o s t l y ■ 3-01. boHle I g o o d J, less < ^ B ^ ' - Va o t. pkg.2 ; ______™ . NEW YORK (NEAl - You’d be surprised ot piiosp':iosphates or water softeners arcrc 1 legal In one I (lie violence in a load of wasli,wa: state(ate ot another. ;a Seltzer Plus Cold Tablets Ut'.s say the water tapstap; a polyester or cotton Slill, slill by and large,‘lie says, youJ getg( the same 1 I, sliirt on Ihe shoulder andmd says, excusc me, I’ve job)b fromfn Ihc sto re brand as th ^ a UUonal o i brand, I Boyer dilldreni V | Cold Tobi got some granule laundijndry detergent wllh me You even gel to choose hystericalicaVs\]dsing or I w ! w m Oronge Flavor ^ et in and remove that subdujbdued bubbles. Nol tliat suds do much, but I 36-count and we'd like to get i T m ^171W •J 3(30 ct. botlle ______■ m arinara slain from yourour sleeve. lhcy£icy are Ingratiating. "I myself likeike to sec foam I packagenge m l Tlic sJiirt Is likely lo:o pull p itself togetlier and evenven though I know deep downI 11 ll Isn't doing I say. get lost. . . anythnything lo gel the clothes dean,”’ heIk says. I ______Ix;ave it to me, says'S U the d e terg en t. This is n .- AncAnd you don't have lo use mor z e n g e v _ - i aslie’s known formally.y- lamoiam ous nam e on il. "How m uch youou use depends I ------Up-atcps-lhtrsurfactan^intra'burly-njwdyrwho onTion'hoW dinyiK irclotncs arerw iiat-lrit-Wnd-of-fabric ------1 inuoplis______^ B l l »n or OicriY grabs the sliirt. Uirotllcslics It. llien sleps bock and , you'rou're washing, how loaded the mamachine Is and I Medicine ...... ■ m 4 0i.bti. I fl smlrksrYou can comele I In. now. tie says to tliC wvhal hal your criteria are.” Also, whiAhat the dlrcc- "I eouiit pkg. H water, tionslons say on the package, which;h mi ost people I /\s it Uial's not enougJ)ugh. most times the sur- don'tlo n 'trea d anyway, hesays. (actantpalsaroundwithiithat)ullderwhoscJobll-ls Of.O f.course, you m ay w an t-to1 u:u se things in Contac Copsui to Inllmldate fats andd oilsoi in dirt. The builder additiddltlon to the detergent. Bleachesies o r pre-soaks Way Spray C D.e»n9iltont /JJK $ 1 also kicks the life outJt of o chemicals that first orir bobottles whose contents glowerr aat stains that Nflfol Spi moke w ater "h a rd ," then tliei look for coiy nesting refus•efuse to leave nicdy. Mk ' C II : Decengaim gettont V m A p i l l places on IhecloUies whi'which, of coursc, are dirty YoYou m ay w anl to do Uiat, but Mlausner ai doesn't ’ at home for 31 IS c c bbottle o t ^ r- J .. enougli already. . • . - — ...... a nind d l he's been doing the laundry at i f f “ Sometimes,-too,-buiidc:iiders prevent the inside of -year('cars.-“ sincc 1 got married and staista rted w orking I , Uic wasliing m a d iin ci fromfrt falling a p a rt, w hat inin thetin detergent industry," he says.ys. ■ , ' wlUi all the bludgeoningng ggolngon. Anti-corrosion OnOnce a week he rustics off to Ihethe laundromat )ld Suppressant ' Dristan Mist • is wlial lh a t's callcd. wltll two o r four loads, Tlien he ha s ith e best lim e with ^ lonjAcllnj $1 ,All this, plus anti'intlTcdeposition agenls, sortisorting llie li^it and dark dothethes, tlie badly or ^ 9 1 wliitcning agents andid tttic smell of lemon or sollesoiled from Uie barely tinged, perrermanent press flreiit Cought ' M % from forever w rinkle. All Uiose del.details th a t lead 'hom e,'am ong other things,Ihir is w hat you pay for ' fron- r t .p o t k W ______■ H ■ ^1 I ------inamajornamcdctergcirgcnt------.losulosuccesslulwaslies...... E . ® Or Is It? “I don't use pre-soak and I onl;only use bicach —— ■ According lo Dr. Mlarvin ar Mausner, tedmlcal.._.occfloccasionallyijccausemy wifeandid I don’t w ear a - I I I -director ol the W ltco) ClChemical Corporation of high percentage of white Uiingsi" I:he says, " I do .R.M. Tablets^ ^ Bengay Balm^ Paterson. N,J,, whichlich makes store brand use a variety of name sprays,•s, how ever, on detergents, a good dealeal of what you pay for in collocollarsandculfs.’.!------: l e ^ f f l name brands ls’lhoseX ccompanies' advertising, And Ai of'course he uses the1 6 detergent his • f St?e"gth ® , d Medic promotion and packaginigingcosts, comcompany makes which is sold asos store brands 3V4 oi. 20 Cl. Jer | You can get bullyingIg surfactants,si builders and ' througli ihro Acme Markets. Associaelated Grocers, 9 the smell ot hom e in a1 stosU re brand detergent and Public p a b Supermarkets, KingKullen,len, etc. m j » 1 1 . spend 30 cenls lo a dollai3llar less a box for them , he None Ni of them say “New” or "I"Improved" on f Coricidin ^ . says. And your clotlicswcs will be clean, depending, the ihe box. "W c rarely do Uiat in store labds . ofcourse.onyourdefinltfinltionof clean, bee;because tli'e changcs Involved, alUiougli alU Uiey’re "Tlicre arc a variety'ly of( soils and n variety of valivalid In name brands, arc minornor not v a st Im- [>«coni levels of satisfactionn oon tlie part of the con- provements. pro' And they’re almc(Tied a t gaining Tablet:r."'"’. a la ^ 2 5 c t.p k g . I sumer.” M ausnersays,'ys,“We’rolalklngal)outall maimarketing attention which we're’re less Ilkdy to M § 24l e et. t , pkg. ^ 1 purpose sloro brondd ddetergents that will do der:derive from th e useof Uiose words.rds.” » . cverylliing and satlsfjllsfy a given number of W dl, M ausner stuffs a lood inlUiewaslier, Ih sits people. backb a d and allows his mind to wandindcr "about Uie PHm i s h « « < » I Tliey can do Ihat.,lie.,lie says, because "every laujlaundry p rocess," or reads Ihe SurSunday paper, o r . fad. Ort. 12 thnt ■ . function llte m ajor branirands perform is covcred in mam akes sm all ta lk w ith his confr of another by, la most cases, exactly Jaundry. jau: "There’s a ccrtain Insi^si^t gain by W M P A U t- I the M m e m alerlal Inlastorcbrand," a s: aclactually “doing tlic laundry' If you yoi work-in'-Uiew' ' Naturally, formula.ulns and quantities - of ' detergent del industry.” J I R O M i : I Ingredients differ, butlUt ttlien Ihey differ nol only . Ee ven if you don 't work in the imIndustry, there's EM OOODINO I 3RP0gA,TCD ______Irom major brand lo imajor brond but within ala l Ica-st' one. Insight lo b e galnclined from doing , - • O COFYHGHTrr \96Q SATEWAY STO«ES INCOR^ brands; There are regieeglonal meUiods of wasJilng_ JnuInundry. Figuring outhow to get:t someones dse to ' . to be considered, trhe says, and'-^hetirer” ' dodolt tor you. ■ i f / ■ ■i ^32 Timcs-Ncws,TwinFnIls.lus. ld.ihQ W odnesdav.Oclot)er 12.2.1977 ig: 3 C O U p l i ^ I A r e a le wed l > 7 ' :

iu’ML - BfMy illins. falher, Willems, nlccce o f th e niilil. mul OiTllle WillemIcms. She wore a long gownwnwilha v bridegroom, was flo’flower girl, ;JB ||nlM ■ / I l c r . wore tiniU-ri(to is tlic daiiplitcrIcr of( blue daisies tied ^Itti with llglit Blue nm. Neb,, andand groom- vCjPV Mr. .itid Mrs. K dw ?0' M'lHifiilliiis blue, navy blue, and burgundyburfj ^vas D an FJoy [loyd, Twin v ...and Itic bridegroom is llicc so-son rililwns. She carricd aa IwuquelIwi M l I- of llie lalo Mr. anil Mrs. JohJohn ot blue and burgundyV daisies, da - Bob Tliombor borrow w as .Willems. Rliic Hill. Neb. wliile rnsesand babiessbrcath. Im organist, Mrs. Randjindy Shank. ^P ll . ..lU'v. M nlacli.v M cNei.Meill M ary Grosscrtioilc,0, • • Buhl. . p||cr_ and Howardard Moon. performed Ihe doiiblc-rin•ring was maid of tionornor and Flier,wcresololst.s, cercinon.v whcrc th c bride.•was wa Tammey Wiedmeler.r. Filer. i T he reception folioollowcd the ■pivcn in m arrin n e t>y lieher was bridesmaid, Grenda Gri ceremony,. The thnthrcc-tlcred 15 accl’ntw ------wilh Il^it blue and1 ninavy blue roses, and was topp

i fo r w o rnen r over>r 35 yearirs ___ ^ ' ■

; -LONDON (U PI) Leading'8 'r P r e s id e n ts of th e RcRoyal appreciably higlierir risk*' ot • British cloclors lost weekcck College of Obsletriclansins and circulatorydlscaseslh5 lhan thoso ^ warned women over 35 who G ynecologists and th ec RiRoya! whodonot... ] ■ , use conlraccptlvc pills to •<;ollcgc ol General PiPrac* "The risk occursi mainlym In ^ ■ " consider another (orm of birthIrtl' lioners. snid the resultsIts nmusl older women, cspcclall:lallyifthey _ ^ control because of evidence!nce' be interprelcd withth Ihc smoke, ond probably.bly if ilfey ...... H H E I the pill could lead lo.clr-elf' tircatesl possible care. - have used Ihe nilLcoicontlnuallv______■ K d ila to ry aiscuscs. ^ the risk ! They also advised uomermnn Tlie studies showed the i u'ltn J i e ^ j l i f ^ T S ^ ' _,',-ogcd -between ,30-and-35-u1u] — T he s la le m e n t said sj all g r e a lc f am iing v.^)meh ovi;' r-hnve been on thc pill for more ' " y " " w o m e n o v e r 35 s ; h o u ld inkfv y e a rs old who take th e pill I than five years and who smoke pill and reconsider Ihelr useofthcpiil. ott - -smokeeigarctteB. ------• r'c^yarcUes'lo”^ lliclr family ..._ .".SoriieWould be; willingw lo ' [. physician fora checkup. In Us survey of -IG.OOO0 wowomen accept ttie additional risksi but ' Tliclr advice, publlstiedi inir th e studies showed 241 dedeaths others would wantto to stop." U I '.Uie m edical m agazine The Thc througli heart disease'airj'among said, "'For women1 underu 3Q, HjMj I t y \ 'Lancel, followed new sludlcfdies users and former usersrs ofol Ihe there was no evldvldence to w m J on the link between oral pill nnd five among non-usc1-uscrs, justify any chongc,c. but t H ^ K h a L ' \ ' " 1 ' conlracept'ives nnd heart;art Tlic Joint statement■nl snid • for Ihem. the advanlajilagesofnot ' J/ „ ‘.J_disoaM. r "Doth surveys indicateate that smokInK musl bo t cm -______~ T ---Buf ih a joihl'stalcriicnl, ihcIhc wximei} w}io.uic-iii6;pl{)-rili[)-nin^n— phaslzodV-— _ ----^ M y ■ J'/ ' I n i f i aIf t ion sef T1 h u r s d o )

TWIN FALI^ - The‘he tall initiation for icrmofn of collcgc level courses, and hav an I " Plii Theln Kappa, aa nnaiional honorary accumuumulallve grade polnl average ofof 3.23 o r ■ ■ ; scholastic socicly for Junior, college uiK)ve,ve. sluilents.willbehcldonlon Thursday. xticirh e inillalion will Iw held in Roomn 139l: of UJ •• ThelnitiateslolhcOmO m icron XI C hapter. ih c Vo-1Vo-Tech Building al C p.m. Install:allation MEN'S || STRETCH:h f l j j y ■ all fnim Ihe Ma^jic Vallealley area, are Terri - of thehe nnow m em bers will l)c conductC'cted by ... .. Sampe..JQan Hoffman.an. U ana PomtniUK, l/ira lnalne e Bailey, acting president, and th e - ...... W .... ! . K athleen AtWell. Connl)nnle Jarvis. Nancy fncuUyLilly advisers. Fran Golding, Maryiry Ann U DRESSSOCKS(S [ ■ n i • ■ Bruns. Shawna Allrcllrcd and .Marsha Fisher i ^ 1 h er and Don pu der. . S E f i — ^ - tMXAWfllCAHD - - ...... t-i -• Hauser. Tolwcninca memlx-rofPliiThclamci ______—Soulhern—Idnho—fncIncully ------F irsfqual r s I ty l 00%"Ba'n'lofno n in Kappa a student muslsl t>te fiirryiniio full- nillalcs Qjj m lw rs, fam ily and friends of inill ssorted colors. Famousu s TnQyeX.M miW It - c------s, a------r .. ^ !' time class load, mustI haveha coinplelwl one arc InviInvilcMl to allend. ______m • \ j 5WI « i n d o o r I L ^ ^ E x te n sicion agenji^ tre sse3 S LARGE ASSORTMENT _____t&nmoh&sLim _____ A ______ol y U j j T D O O R * ! ^ ______SPORT SHIRTS' - HAlLOWEElir rRUNNERS "H alT ow eeen costit u m ¥ s ^ Assorloci No-Iron Fabric CANDY Fety" I Made of P< f Polypropylene Ole* ^ ■i s 39 ■ - fin Pile inn 224" X 60” size, wilh 2 J 5 ^ IlKNO, Nev - Coblins.lins, and pun>les ean (piickly>'cre crc a te lig h ted ja ck -o -lann te le rn s o r ' p M non-skidI ri rubber back. Asst. M i w itclics. and maylH.' the bifbig a clown face or a "manin tifnim other sources of firefire during “I t $ ^ 8 8 pum pkin can tx; "sjHxiky" 1 79' »1" ky" niars"l(x)k. % c o l o r s ! their evening frolicle w' ith liic IL-XL... ______PACKAGES ___ Uiint>s l« ym inn Iriek oro r ...... IL.Juasks-.arii—uscd.-_;d— .she --jjio sls. R em cm lw r thtthat sheer, ------^ft'realers uii Halloween nij^il.I- . - c o n lim ic d . c til '^ Ihl e e - -- e y e liKwcly woven fohrkhrics-bum . . ' 81VINYL INSULATED GLOVED LEATHER & INSULULATED % » But. wtiilc these Ihinksings opcninf>s plenly large so>0 visionvi; more easily thanin heavy. * profer mystical danger.'• ■'a - J -" t''’t. possibly Iw impaiiipaired. tiglilly woven clothes.;s, * ctiild'sllallovfoencoMumee.-.ii WOllKBOOTS WORK BOOTS ean And. avoid a mask lhalI inhibilinli Iflongorbulkycosluislumesare .< Sizo6'/i.ll, 12 ' Sizos 12 » Iw a rea l hazard, hr^^^lllin^. . • - - - • iiswl.- sure thal tha your - - • Sirs, Jean Marj-i’riim.am. ll's a go(Kl idea 'o >o aiiii youngster can walk■alk easily D cooperative extensionio n reflective ^jtrips of tape lape to without tripping. CC hlldrcn ^ Reg. $ 0 8 8 \ CASSETETAI a \ ^!jpcclallsl in clDthinc aniland jackets. Iials, siiTvcs-andindpanl j excited t)y ttie outing.ng and nol M F . ■ O . J textile at the University' nfnl lens, "T rick or T n 'a linling" g ' is p.iying attention canan be awk- • \ A M /F/FAA i RADIO ' -Nevada, once a^ain issues's a done at niiOjl and llie re f k r -•fkriive ward and dressingg t them In LADIES SUEDE • AC/DC Opora)orolion REG. $49.95 reminder lo parents th;iithal |;ipc greatly increases'es the eunihersome. ovo v e r s i z e LADIES LACE TRIMMED • Buill-in condon d o n so r s^lfcty sliould Ih.’ kept in riiiiul iiiiid chances lhat m otorislsSis will clothing m akes movingi'ing around C A R C O A T S M ic rpphono on "T rick o r T rea C niubt, Il'h It's see children ;is theyy walk\> that much more of a priproblem,, , ' LONG GOWNS ' 4 Ass't Stylos 1 {■ m •TbpoEjoctor nol faroffnow. re.sidenlial roads. Clotli!!othing. Mrs. . Margerum 1 i suggests Soft Paslol Colors She suKKesIs thal llu th e liven while. dm'S mil showshow up planning for a cosluislume lhat Cj c astu m es l)o planned aheail S $ 0 1 8 1 icad like'Ihe tape, .Mrs. M argeiirgerum will include a cap I oi or hat, a 88 • B M W ...... L I . viltti Ihe idea ot prcvenlinj;II anat says. Bicycles, wagonsms and warm vest or Jackcl Iar and warm , . - 0* , accident or a miserable eoUl :old, oven shoe soles ean tw quicklyquli pants to prevent bodydy chilling. >.'! [-L-XL... .M l , t 'T tic cosluine .should in- .warnarm dccorati-d with Uic adhe:idhesivc Body heat Is lost mostlost rapidly ^ ■____ J. a.swellas.safe. lape. iThe lape is avail;vailat)lc from thc head.'so haih ats aro O '. f -- n • C l e a r v is i o n fo r U k Ihe usually from some• d ___ musl in cold weather,ic r,Knllted______f l • LLyounRKler. bIiP hayii.-cnn-lx KITCHEN TOWELS- v-be • siircs, kcyeR~sliilp&''p s .' .’in a c;,ps a re too porous toto I keep oul ‘ '' j Ass't Colton Volour VAtUECEriNTER^------t In&ured by/u*iiiiK m akeupI for foi hobby simps. I wind, so a t l ^ t l y wove'ovenfabrlc ' * racial disguise rather ttian tliai Of considerable Import.'wrtance \viih a lining or a.Icaf!cafher-lype [; L A S T 3 D AAYS J .covering thc face witli fhiflic from a safely standpoint,int. Mf rs. cap is b ctler. If thehe lorso is ^-'j, *- usual mask. Streaks of lip- lip . Margcmm poinlsiul, isis lo lo use kept extra warm, , s _!^ie con- ■ . Tj OFTHESAIUE!I I stick, eyebrow pencilleil, flanie^proof coslumlum es. eludes, body heal wiwill move cyesliadow in bluiTs, R rw.“cns, ns .Children will probablybe be near t __inlohandsandfccl. 6 9 ‘ M' . ■ £r- GASOLINE ALLEYEY ______Woi odnosday, Octobor 12,1977 Timrimoa-Nows. Twin Falls, Idaho -33 r

------^ f You m en'Y 'SWare qoinqV ^ (Ani)I questions?)qi f ^ een r do w8 \ O peration Doorlo rst^ know gour tct o f i n d ------^ — l ^ e l ff - ^ i d e s t r u c t y , ^ IdWCD:))§C(D[p© B asket is noww /7 i^ L assiqn- ,tlt h a t 1 w h sit ------urvler-waifM r b a A n d f - 'j , ( ;.m .H Ijiiihlrr^ I ..M . ltn<t lhe lh< last surviving veteran of the FORECAST FOR TRTHURSDAY. OCT. 13, 1977 brqet--|fl‘;L Americin Re»olullon«ry Wat Uis burled in a New Y ork lowh d X - X y tillcalled Freedom? Daniel Frederickrick Bakeman was Ihe fellow.,Jile GENERALTENDEN(ENCIES: A day when you conI puput t in p r o j e c t 1', M B s # dleidied al Ihe age of 109 on Aprilprii S, 1869, having stuck it uul effect a course of actionon 'whereby you take the bestt fromfrc . ' u \ i s t o p Ion,long enough to see the Civil War,ar, loo. and its end.' ___ ihe.pMt.and,combinee wwith up-to-date efficiencies,I. th u s . fJ^ill'l-ili 1 - s e c r e W ® ! ^ Nobody In'lhe Western.Wotldcld knew anything about maktnn - - making it poulble to gaigain your fondest wishes. quills until Ihe knights of old)1d le lu rn td ftom ihc Ctiisadi^v Apr. 19) Study new projects so youy i rnjilj lllllllliiii - A R IE S (M ar. 21 to Ap They’d learned in the middle easteai how quilled underwear ^<^1 can get ahead in yourir liline of endeavor. Know whatfh at is • • only kept them warm but paddedded ihem from (heir armor, that dcairtd by family mcmbcnbers and take steps to please,M,. BLONDIE quidid It. Jusl about everybody ihenhen started quilling. TAURUS (Apr. 20toNto M ay 20) O btain th e d a ta you nc Thi -WE I J I DON50NTSEE iv I I ^ What do you regard as Ihe n^essilies of mankind? Sigmuiul ERE HAVE )1 I ^ 7 ^ otli at right sources, such as Ilibraries ahd government offioJlficea. V PlAYSRCXJNO- I ( a n Y■GOLj?FiSH G C ) . ^ ( r Fteud thought he knew: “Mebteben und 8tbelltn"-lo love arid -t ENTfiOSD - { . A^— ______did • G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Study every phaselase of ____ MV GOlOCiSH ? ^ ------A I K N O W - ^ _ IN A P E T ^ : Whal, you can't Hand lhele smell< of molliballs? Sprinkle your worlc and then you con handle important matt StSept. 22) Try to please allies5 mimore flK_ \ "’Igood help make mote moneyy ^while Ihe not-so-good tend lo by doing ibore than youyour share of the work.-ShowV mortJmi ’ ______weed themseWes out just byy in^t repotting in. Wfth a lillle generosity and get excel!:cellent results. paliencc. say these bosses, theyey wind up with fiilliimc crackcr- Jong. ANDVCAPP LIBRA (Sept. 23 to0 0Oct. 22) You nrc thinking oloni 1 ^ goJack workers who need hordly/ anyar supervision. more practical vein nowow and can easily pave the way w< ( ^ n d y s , u.L l 'ASN'; t ) “ f ^ ------(iM M KS S fO K ftA C T lN M t>E/ Q. "How do you accounlII for the fact lhal a California have greater abundanceice iin the days ahead. ^ cohff^cnEiT T O - r ^ V AS MEDI\EDIA10R -< I p o ^ studyP> in 1917 indkales school>ol children then slept an avAane SCORPIO (Oct, 2313 Ito Nov. 21) You are think;lin k in g T m e ,MCj THE:HER) /ISAW'I r -D lC >*'rt3UH£ACH> 'r t3 V ir PC ( THePU£ of two hours a nighi longer than th do schooIchildrcn loday?” T ake UJREEMEKTS? -c r ^ lo g ic £ ly now and cann eieasily gain personal aims. Ti ^ V AN' GAVs s s s w : A. Most kidi Ihen were flatostout tired when they hil the hay. time to visit congeniolslls 1later in the day. yJ V> '[DU> JR •< g j c - — After-school chores. Can wereere for grownups. And there was . /CONDI1ditk>ns^:3s S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov.lov. 22 to Doc. 21) Privately obtobtain >, _J FOR: -rtTAKIN' \ m R ’o';no TV. che inform ation you needecd. Cooperate more with yourir m ate i BACK y ^ -I Q. “ H ow m uch fuel did ChaCharles Lindbergh's T h e Spirit of and increase mutual hapi[lappiness. i St. Louis’ carry? How niuch was left when he landed in Paris?" C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 222 to Jan. 20) Try to cooperoperate 'MJ A. C apacily, 4 5 0 gallons. LefLefl, 85 gallons. more with your associai)ciat«8 now and get fine bcnefifnefita. ‘ / n I = SEXTATABOOS ------Acceptmg-g-worthwhile-iile4nvitation-t«-w i«------A Q U A R IU S (Jan . 21 to F eb. 19) You a re thlinking in k ■ - _____tif l-d n u b L « u y -5 Q C k ly J!ifti.lli-teA.uboQ»L-AndJ?.!irgiitt m ___ . II Mead, Ihat authority on theshese matters, believes one such cleverly now and canan accomplish much in businusincss ALLEY OOP U f e taboo, which is common in othother countries, should be cmpha- matters. Be alert to new1CW opportunities, Ir I . r • sized in Ihe Unlled Stales mumuch mote than it is. Namely: PISCES (Feb. 20 lo ]Mar. .20) You can add muchiUCh to I'lOU'ITE R ID IE MWNIMO ^ '\tH A T S ,\ BLn*.,. \fTTSEEM fi STD *WIS B5U1PMENyENTOFOURS BELONGS )N "Never make passes at Ihe peo{eople you work with." Our tove can open your mind to more modmodem thetime-machuMU^UjKiGMj! J W H Y ? j MBp\BTHATS A n A N T IQ U E / present income if you can 5V10US, IF B E E N U P IW and War man concurs. Howeveever, he doesn't think inlraoffice ways of operating. Takeakc It easy tonight.------U'LL LOOK M i M i romance is as popular as is wide'idely believed. That stereotype of aOUNDMDU, IFYOURCHILDISIIS BORN TODAY .. . he or she'she will the steno on.Ihe boss's lap Is ovcoverplayed, he avers. OSCAR.' ■ • Q j g j W know how to incorporate•ate new methods with old standam dards an Sears makes more money oron the inieresi ll collects than on as of life. There is a tendency to ro and make a big aucccss i ' the profits from sales, bear InI m ind. accretive, which is finew providedp it is not overdone.0. GGivo Ih Ado>ttt mill to L. M. Dova, P. 0 0. . Qo* 691. WMin*rtord. TX 76000 good religious tra i^Ig g eearly in life for best results. RSlip I Copyright 1977 197 UM. OoyO

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“ f Timcs-Nows. Twin Falls.i.Idaho Idi wedncflday.OcloDcr12.1£12.1977 1 — I ' V ^ T ^ IIMES - NEWJ's c u s :iSIFIEDiAD put: i j ® r _ io y r nOUCHWSU IME PRCOSPEGT!'S! I H r ...... b y H o w ie 'S5Sa2. orloiMod, Call 733-2058, or tS" (T V ii i y 7638, ^ y ( HOiJ e ANO^AHE lof eidoity ■ ~ r s n ?1 ■tadloo noar Iho cily conicf.'• GRAPeFRUlT pl»“ *i|h Ciai; -. 1 II b i ^ ocross liomC.ty PJrk. Privaioor'I cat saiislylng m 015 3^ BB \ju Spenol Noiicc* 098 form s For Ronl wanl ad can Imd you a buyer. monlti. Must sharo ronl and 005 Mcmo'iol Notice* 099 Potluroi For Ronl Oial72}-O9}l housokooplng. Contact 403 4th 0 100 I'vosioch Woniod ' ______/ 0 -I2- 006 Penonalj HOKY CARPET Swooporl.f AVO. North 9-2:00. 101 Ar>lmal Brooding Happlnois IS s Hokoy. Hazolti ------102Caiilo Nalu»733-iMBor8W-5045. SELECTED OFFERS 104Ho 100 Shoop own hoUrs. oarn }5 10 U por i5 toTitirti,I a 07 lobs of bttre$l1 W I ~ ^ ttiD)'—Kl 016 S.luo'ion» Wonioci 110 Poultry & Robbiii : hour. Havo (un and moot poopio oxporioncod cook, arid wallross noodod. Lodoing provided. Call WBYSITTINQ IN MY home 017 BuiiMcii Oppo/iuniiici I 12 Irrigallon loacfiing H066/ Crall. No ox-• e45-24M,mklnr Rnvrl______HELP WANTED: For Iho: CONSTRUCTION ; Foreman. Iiso 'WANTED: EXPERIENCED3 WORK AT HOME in spare limo. I 13 Formt S Rorich Suppliet porlonco nocossary. Ad- Bufioy^Rupon and surrpundlng DR/IPERY INSTALLER PLEASEE Posslblo oarnlnDS o( $250 a weekdays. Ail ages, Caii 734^ 020 Monc/ To loon I your knowledgo to grow with o 8873, JJ21 Monc>' Worxiod I 14 Form Implomonti vancomonl Opporlunily. CollI SALES, Farm and ranch area. Selling agricultural' progressive ' company. $16,600- 734--H72. Between g o.m,-5p.m._ week stuliing envoiopos. Send Collocl. M9-52M. 788-4393, 352- producls, good bonolils, pick­ chem lcolo. Must bo ox- i sumped, self-addressed on- 035 ln»Ifyeillng ; Emp. Ser.______IPARTT TIME ONLY. Must be ables vsiopo for moro inlormallon. '026 Muvc ie \iO "i commission. Call Choi, 734- mondolion. Oty/llquld/ and ': 10 *tork 8:45 lo 10 p.m. 5 days a AMERICAN SALES, P.O. Box Eastland Road, Fails Easl. Area. RAINBOW Q)rlg will collocl old 2550, Snoiiinfl and Snolling Emp, anhydrous ammonia.- AlsoI TV 1 SERVICEMAN Needed: wetrh | Of 4 evonlngs and Vt dayy 760,PoimHafbor,Florida 33583. 7330594, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nowspapors. Will pickup. Call I SOT;^______knowledgo In tho calibralion olI Vacation, \ Insurance and Saliarday . In my snwli appilanco® ELKO GENERAL HOSPITAL ia WILL 00 Babysitting in my 07'»'0po'’ Houioi RECREATIONAL 733-5891 alior4p,m. I retlremem avoiiablo. P^ono 733- CLERK FOR SMALL store. 7:00 sprayers- and anhydrous r store. $280 per month homo. Phono 734«26, 030 Home» fo ' Solo IJOAviol.on PHIVATE ROOMS, Homoy al- . oquipmont reouirod. Musi t>«( 1W4; 1 ______;guas-inteod salary or prolll- • to 3:30, Will consider han- CHILD CARE In my homo, 031 Oul 01 TownHonicj 121 Boon 8 Mofif'o liomi moaphoro. 24-hour suporvlslon iiconsod lo soti and recommendI GENERAL ( OFFICE. Ono person .shaifing. Whichever you prefer. I dicaopod person- C4il Koy al tho agrlcuilural chomicals or aUilly ^ Director, Rosponsibililles in­ Mornlngaldo area Pnone 734- ^ 6 Rcol edoio Woniod l22SponingCo«J» for oldoily persons, 734-77B3. Job Shop. 733-7152 260 6th Avo. biflce, handles quolos and 1C ? l 7 3 4 - r a . __ _ cludo supenrislon of personnel 03? Fatmi i Roncho* Alior4p.ni. 10 pass auto exams. Insurance | b388- . 123 Skim-EquiprT’ont Nonh.______■ I Invoices. $800. Call Unda, 734- BOOKKEEPERrnintComputor - flies, rocruiilng. impiomonting OJBAcieage S loH program, Iransportalion and' 2XC,Sntlllna»ndSnolllnoEmp. j Q tho In-ionlco odueatlon ,I?J Snow Vchif/tfi WANTED, ovor tho, road Iruck operator. Only Ihoso wiihjitrong I4EED Babysittor within walking 03*) Bu»ine»j Pfopo'i/ 125 Irovol Troilufi exponsos lumishod. S»r. j ______; 3 program, Exporionco In ihoso drivers. Musi hovo 2 yosfs Mual live in flupon/Burley • I, areas in 0 hospiui sotting distance ol Harrison School (or OJOCcmeioiy lo u 136 Campers S Shell*...... jvicoH O iics : _ receni dloaol trafflnf.lrflllnr . _ -afoa-of. bo able in rairysta ws V HAVE SEVERAL Part limo j _ sovon yoar otd gin, PLUS Ono — ^ a^ o T O tterrPrDpcrr;------W /M oio.' Hoi.TOT------oxporionco. Apply al Willis Ploaso wTlio to Box Y-S C/OI ToM )' ^^flico. girl Fridoy. and" ,excitilent frtnao bonellts in­>- rosumo to year old BoyrPloasFciOTJ^ OJJ Cuiidominiumi fo< Soir 128 Ui>l-ly Troilo'V a n o n y m o u s Show Express. 4151 Fodsral Tlmes-Nows. sales. “ Call Kay or Oortha at Tho ,cluding denui Insurance. Salary 5280 aftor 8 p,m, or all day 045 Mobile Homoj fot Sole Way, Boiso. Idaho. Or call toll Job Shop 733-7152 280 8th Avo. ,commensurate with skill and Saturday and Sunday. CALL 7 3 3 - 8 3 0 0 (roo 1-80IM32-5912. We 010 an LANDSCAPE OARDENER.'Wy North.t ______oxtxriionco. Submll hond-t- Nevada 89891. ______RENTALS Equal Opporlunily Employer. ol Coour d'Alene. Salary rango 0CPERIENCED ; Framers wan­ wri non resume' Including uiory,fy INDIVIDUAL TO WORK in credil $789 to J9S3, Roquiremonis { roquiremonis and availability to ond coiloctions. Salary pius >050 Turn S Unlurn HouiCj AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL DRIVER Mature, sleady ted: To frame 88 apanmonis in minimum 8 yeors exporl-,' Twin ^ Falls. Caii between 2 and 8 Codlroilor. P.O. Box 304, Twin,lr) bonus, 4 hours per day. Mil Mr. '052 Fufn. Apli. a Oupiujici 131 Auto Soivicc • man. Local hauling. Call Kay at once landscaping, horticuituro, , Hughos. 733-2128 lor op- 054 Unlurn. Apli. i DLjptoic^ t n " P e S i Iho Job Shop 733-7152 . 260 81h p.m. ol Tho Holiday Inn. Ask for FaiiiL______Simucnffitltd ' ' 132 Aulo PortN 8 AccciJorioi grounds malntenanco. Super- Brian | Wilson, Thursday Only. Jj polnlment.______j'5 6 fioomj ( oi Rom 133 Aulov Wonicd Avo. North,______visory oxporionco. abiiiiy to GENERAL CONTRACTOR IN SOUTHERN IDAHO requires a WANTED EXPERIENCED 057 Rcniol Mobile Homes 134 A jio i For Ronl CASH LOANS on lowolry. gunsI FULL TIME Bartandor. WiU irain. budgot, plan park areas and DEUVERY: ( Fuol oil truck, must II Irrigation insuilailon porson, LAWN MOWING. TRIMMING, .058 OIIko & Butmott Rcnial cr most anylhlng ol value. Opon1 Meilo-Ooe Club and -Steak alios. Submil roaufflo lo or hove I chau((our‘s - license. young structural civil and rojo-lllllnjj. 733-5864, ^ 135 Cyclcs 8 Suppliot " ongli>oor. Dulles will includo„ Foreman polonlial, solory •061 Gofogp Roniolj 136 Hoovy Equtpmont unlil 6'30 p.m. 73J«3a, ItJaho> Houso. 527-3058, 527-9923, Aieo, obtain appticatton Porsonnoi Mature, » steady man. Salary pius . negollablo. J.V. Patch irrigation 063 VVonicd Io Ronl Coin Oallerlos, 113 Norlh> Idaho,______oKleo, Clly Holl. RUh ond commission. < Call Dortha at Tho ostlmaling. and odmlnlstrallon. 140 Trucks Contlict pat Chapman at PO Box■ Compony, P.O. Box 159 '065 Tour.vl 8 I'oilot Rcnial ShojhonoSimoL Sherman, Coour d'Alono. Idaho' Job Shop 733-7152,260 eth Avo. .11 Townsend. Mt. 59844. Phono 1- 142 Imporl’Sporls Co'S SALES Ollico oquipmonl. Groat 341 id Twin Falls. 83301 or call H ^S £R B rom «i custom rolo- company, current rrun making 83814 no laior man November North. I ______<0ltm « 5 9 .______l46 4WhoolDrivo> 12,1977.EOE/AAEmpioyor. SECRETARY, 5 Logoi. Noal. ; ^ ( » 0 . llliing and Uade work. Weed MERCHANDISE 148 A ntique Auloi W),000 pius being promolod. _ PLACE A fluaranlocd result ad m c ^ . new lawns pUnled. ,067 MiicoHoneout For Sole H Baso salary. J12.000. Caii Chet growing firm. WorK your way 10 150 Aulos • AMC NEED MAN TO work sorvlco' tho{ lop, $525. Call Mary, 734- a T o B in THE BAR BUSINESS5S In the Timos-Nows lor as lituo Call73f21t2pf73M»17. 070 Woniod To Buy 734-2550, Snolling ond Snolling |.|0 as $7.90 loi to daya. Jusl pay lor 152 Aulos ' BuicK Emp, Sor.______slolion. Apply In person, sooI . SnoNlng and Snetiing Emp, is nul for everyone. It fs tho ^07 I Shoci ond Clolhmg 154 A u lo t' Codilloc Orvillo Clark at Unllod Oil , highest paid hard work or thoho the od boloro ll oiplios. II Iho■ VVkLUING. culllno. mochank: 072 Ai,ii[iuu> 156 Aulos -Chrysler OTHER POSITIONS: For cook, Company. Kimberly Road. Twin ' I lovnist paid easy work that 0 girl Horn doesn't sell you can runI work done, 202 Soulh :Bluo •,p74 Muiicol ln»trumcnl» mill workers. Call Koy or Dortha Falls. Idoho 83301. ’ SECRETARY, • pan-time, gonorol con de(ith Interview whichch ------HAVE BACKHOE or will operate * 167 Auioi • ford ' - SALARIED, one o( tho futloifs yours. Call 734<539alt6r6p.m, ,*a79 Applioncei 164Ablot .lincolr.s HAVE OPENING FOR Two sharp » bonellts. Will train 0 goodI moauuros tho strongihs ond _ JinQ-Hflniing 8 Air Cor'd. girls on iho ovoning ahlli. Apply largest multillno Insurahco» mechanic. $9,500. Call Choi. 734-- traits that oro (undamonlal to~ ----- 166-AuiQb—>.\0(cuty______1. -J550;9neiiing#nd3n«lllngem(r “ h“r YARD AND GARDEN .‘06? Building M aic'iali I 6QA1110S Oldimobilo — •in-ptrrsorrKoyolono-Ptaa-ollor- - r Success. 11 you oocTdo on tho -THE-FRllDEHTIAl— ~ ~Twin Falls ond P ^ Io lio aroaa. bar .business, wo oiler personal ROTOTILLERING. Floy 0B3 Gorogo Sotoi 170 Aulos ' Rontioc ; s j i ______Newberry. Call aflor 3:00 p.m. al >066 Fiiowood a HOUSEKEEPER. Beaulllul'1 troinlng, association wilh a 172 Autos • Plymouth SALES, Uao your knowledge o( , progressive company and the INSURimCE 733-4065,______■ 087 Plomi S Trcc». ft homo, lovoly lamily, 40 hours 174 Aulos ' Olhor sowing ana sowing machinos 10 bonuses. All big company Irlngo if highliat paid work (or a girl in WANTED: Bookkeeping to do in QSeCoodlhingiToEol land Ihls groal posilion, t400 bonolils. exporlence or college. perwook.$2.50perhour.Halfof 175 Aulo Deotors i tho fees paid, c i l Kny at TheQ Twin Falla. Idaho, For an In-i COHPHIY my home. Full sets of books or ;090 Pp>t&SuppliOt plus commission. Call Chet 734- dogroo prolerrod. EOE, Send I. lorviowcail734-5655, Is interested In hiring o locol payroll. Phone 733-1024. •0®7AuClionj |550- Snolling and Snolling Emp. resume lo Nationwide irv: Job Shop. 733-7152,260 Blh Avo. reprotontollve to teli ond surance, 1440 Wost Bannock.^ North. ______-- service cn esiobilshed cli- ___Bnlnri Irtnhn ft.T7r« fluw Mr, -CJPUCa. _ Ullk iinri 1„fr^1 .J?ECHAN1C IjEEDED (or second E^VATING WORK Wa/llod. 1E_ enielo. No ovemlQM irovel- .. -Ironching. pine llnea. ~____ ~ A partment ’ ha n a g er ,'; !*^“ -Abtxm.------;------— 'oh'wiflas-orporeamaBorCan1 -■*nifrTn’'procD83lng'pl8ntrwn3l—^ ino. Foil fringe benetlts.'- — -own par t ol dairy hom , Nlrji il„ h. n iro .‘,aailUy tn wnrti wimi§ - -im iln, acl.,, Ul, To . , , “ Phono 788-3411 WooKOays. “ NEED Babysmor within walking0 “ bedroom horno. 32441E8. hydruiHic and air-«poratod distance ot HarHson School fortr equip«nont. Knowledge In *IS/000 depofldlngon V NEEDED Trallor Park Aliendint. scvon-yoar-old girl, PLUS one- olectrljnlca ond welding GUARANTIIlED RESULTS f] Prelorablo somo ono 10 livo ol t EXPERIENCED COOKS a'nd ^ quolillcolions. Coll 733-5704 year-old boy. Pioose coll 423- ' boneflciaJ. Full timo om- for an inlorvlow. WILL DO A Variety ol odd jobs. rf Bite. Will inlorvlow, John 5280 ollor t p.m. or all day I ployMom wilh good bonoflls. Alter school and on weekends. I LoMoyno, 837-4887. Saturday and Sunday. ^ i ^rso^Uho'Al^^otef^sli!'^ Ap^w In person al Thousandi|j Opporlunily __ Pliono 73W781 or734-2118. .0 9 3 1 “ ^ I - 20lo25HOUR3perwoot(Thours- HELP WANTEDTWlNTACtrTrr'SpTlnBi Trwrt'Farms.'O'mllosOS •■ ”* Bnp/oycT'M/r 'WILL 00 Housekeeping W O a r 73OT S rioxiblo. mual bo oxporioncod in SECRETARY, (ull Ilmo, lyplng'0 MART. K MART dopanmont1 north lol Buhl on Qoar Lakos08 wook steady. Phone 73400S, transcribing diclabolts. musi bo Skills nocossary. Call 7aW214 porsonnai needed, full 40 hourr Ftoad; An equal opportunitylly ------able 10 think on loot ond work for inlorvlow. week,' lull compony benodls. dmplDyer. woll with public, Poiloct job for - Salary opon. Mature help nood1 IS REAL ESTATE SALES or Admlnlslrollvo H moihor wiih school children. II' ■STANLEY HOME prodUClSla only apply. Apply daily 10 to 5i ______position desired. 17 years sales ■ inlorostod call 733-9421 andI noods t^roe doaiors (uii or pan- FOR Y O U ? and managemonl oxperienco- 55 ^ iKllfomrt 1- p,m. Monday through Friday. I . mako appolnimonl. inox- limo. For inlorvlow call 5434018. AVON Fiod-Out how your Expor- Abillty 10 adapt: ond bo trolnod i. Ml ” n»h!j. V m o r e H ■ porlonced persons nood nol "I'M NOTASAIESPSRSON. ionce, Porsondlty ond Ap- easily, Caii 7334088. ■ apply. Wo aro a i ^ u ^ o ^ . MAfUOniE'S . FLOWERS - LOST-lN-HANSEN:-fraecK-Ol(I..5 s _K o r y o u R i WORK OVERSEAS, Australia, SO HOW CAN I s a i AVON?? liiudo III'Ihis HIGHLY paid _____ — l4W«WlAfl*,-Funw4l4._*U_oc^1C- -m#lo-Si*n»Mkmon,WhUoi[Kj_ PO^hlty ampioyof. _ JArfica, South.A tnbri«i.Jurac^t :-A-REAl-ESTATE= j-:z_ ua!J.T7.— cuions, for loss. Dollvorlos. 545J5 gray. II lound ploaso fall 733-g- XM Ofiey— * olc, Conslruclion. Saiea. roseli WANTED: Experienced sidingig personoiity trolls ihot ore Established business In lown. Company, Kimborly Road. Twinin instaiiora. Top wages in the10 lundomenlol fo succeii In Call for informalion -Taylor Falls, vaiioy.Cali 324-4270 dr 324-3169. selling reol estote. ll you WORKERS NEEDED!! WESTERN REALTY Rental, 734-4174. decide on Reol Eitole os o THOUSAND SPRINGS TROUT ■ PAHT TIME P-M, worK. flooder’/ ' LOCAL TWIN FALLS Car coreer.youwillbeolfered: MINIATURE GOLF COURSES _ Classified Flying Sorvlco, Roluoilng air- Forms is now hiring workers:: COHPAHY ,, Doaiorship la now taking earn $18,000-25,000. installod erail. 18 years or oldor. «.50 por ; '0 H) Parsonol (quick siert) lor (Irsfond socond ihill in .733-2365 , resumes lor secrolory-Y* solos troinlng. procossing plont. flose outdoors or indoors. Ho more hour starting wago. Apply In ___ aoasoM, Pticod at $9,900. Ex- - - recoplionist. -40Jiour-.wook. ."(2) AiiDctotlon-. with 0-" "w d g ii plus intoftllvos, In oT l l ''’ porson Montfsylhrouah Friday.-' somo Saturday mornings, _ collenl Financing, LOMMA Ads. solld progreiiivo (irm. for dept'.i. Good benelils. opply , The D ep o rtm enit t ofi Health and Wei- iv Donedis Includo insurance, ENTERPRISES, INC.. Scranlon. . WANTED: Uve In lady^onv iniorviewcoll: In porson. 6 Miles Norih ol - ~ panion lor'cidor lady."Llgnihi hospllol plan and poid j ' i r . nmimttarti»S Pa.18501,To1O(n7)34W558. .J o r e is now acce:cepfing proposdls" foT~ ^ __vacations,-Send rosumo-to Box.o x - .._____ Dalo Patioraon _____. ...Buhl -on.aoor,lo)• ’ *Service,somem»chonlcol I SCountfyRealir«7334)7l8. plus 25 conis 10 Fiachor En- Full and port timo ovail-j. ondoiociricolbockgroimd lorp{l$os,.Box 127 Euroka. S.D.r boll GM Dlosol, Inc., noodod-Will troln. {Fee • 57437, ablo. Apply in porson M on­ PAVED CORNER Lot, 125-*15^. 4045 Tronsport Stroot. lor I6BS0:” Excellent irolfie 'r Boiso, Idaho (208); f t \ A day S Ihrough Friday aftor 3 count, 701 2nd Avo Soulh. Sell yOuf horse, goal, shoep or' 2 p.m . ^ Phono733-2281. '______chlckcn Wllh an easy guranleeds 3 4 5 -1 5 0 0 . e Truck driven, oble to drive • > 0 ^ ! ; j WEU ESTABLISHED Business- ad. Juiil call733-0931 and we'll■I lOondlBwheelers.Good heipyou bonefiti. J572.3 Can operate from homo, will lraln.Cail73M780, . . . BARTERING R E R .~ a OutJido soles. consWer------THE AMALGAMATED We need soioLrep to catl Hawmn oble irovol, notionol com­ SUGAR COMPANY IN PAUL on locol butlnessat to sell pany. Commiuion, hoj a-low-oponingt-for—•— -m*mb*fshlp»-lnio-torwt-- 0 A dditon Avfl.W , ______end (oitost growing ber- M bJ e Socroiory. typing ond gen­ lomporory compolgn eral oliice skills. Solid Insulotlon/Enargy It the mmi corkers. Apply In person ot lorlng compony In Amarlco.1. 0,------faHBit“growinB'bOiIneis “ :------lib«fol“ «»T*ml»»lofl»,—-pro— ------^------compony.------$s00-$600, - ■ ~1hff~p'°hr~~Highwoy -Mo:— In l|>e Stales lodoy. 25, Iwo miloi ootl ol Foul. fetsionol sole* people only. FEESBASEDONSAIARY 8:00 can - 4:30 Mondoy . BUSINESS EXCHANGE Virglnio Boncrolt. Owner EARN $^0,000.00 IniODaj thru Fridoy, An Equal Op­ OFMAGlCVAllEY 409 Shoshono Sireol Soulh PE R Y E A R portunity Employer. 733-0105 for oppolnimetit . e All our deolert ora moking 0*-Y(Your MoneyrBack! E p WAr.NTED 734-8844 monoy si — YOUNG PERSON'r^WUH^OWNCARTO I - • •NtjHhinjilelMochonee to teir — 'bgy — or ’Irode' In ourur Cloitllled0 Adoerlltlng V * . 5*ctIon lor 10 daytJayt. Pay lor your od befor* ih* 10 do; — WORKINTIMEJIES.NEWSMAII.INP oppor}uniiiet 'umber ol words In your od). ll, el th*th end oi 10 doys — U K C m •Trainingschool In' R O O M P A R T TJMM E— ALSO DELIVER. . 'iis bknitmicuucif V • K m I your Ilem hatn'lri toldtc — you hoven^l puccheiedI nhol nhc you're looking for :a r p e n t e r ___■ Greol Foils rn'l Irodtd for tha Ham you wantadt*d 10 I iwcp - COME IN ]J|B FINISH O - ( P A P E RR IB U N D L E S . UNCONDlTlb'NAL BABTBY- .•W emonufoctureourown IS hK I Io th*.TIrn«>-Ntwitw i Olllce ond we'll cheariully refundFund your money. IF YOU n A ' Immodiato oponingng for knowlodgoablo, SITTING 24 hours a day. Intanlianls Insulolion blowing ' ~ v X n l DO QtlIACE YOUR A P ; p h o n4E e :733-0931 n l GIRCUUTIQIQN DEPARTMENT babysitting. Any ago. Socih-Jlh- • BftONIE/CARFERA ' west .Twin Falla. Lincoln Bus CORPORATION . R0Cle.73J.1741. - P.O. Box 131 Graat Foifi, Monlona H ' Li7"il 222Sho«honon* Str**tW *it 1 733-5-0931 J WILL 00 BABYSiTTlNO Week- days from 7 am.-4 p.m.. all 59403. im>6 ite m s ia S aJ | l ' 734^U 4 4 I 1 ______*" Phona: (406)761-6467 «0t.CaDS24O9O1.

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,'J ... J Your Twin Fall:lls REALMS = 'Dj DJ *• T ^ is W e e k e n d - n r? (o \W M l ^ 1 P r e s e n t # p ll'IFW RoocJlhoTimos-Nowsi — FricJoySSundoy for— timos. locotions, ondr j (io la iU o l h o m o s o llo roid d - - M -lUlB 1

FUNNY BUSINESS 017 Bujioesj Oppflftanity 7 BM ' bwihrSiii'IT'm - ---- ItaB for Sliiii 5 i ----- KUBlnSlllJ ...... By H w r B d l ti ' “ ■ ' .H aisto SST ili “ '"“““lifSNliT m- " 7 - T„ FOR SALE BY OWNER" Ono n ONLY $12,900. Will buy thiTii .. naAHS,;ar,.aw-,HDtin«iiiiB. NEW 1250 Muaro foot homaTO E * ; IIM M M IITflll purposo. Venture CJCiUI. oi- ow iiMjiii:—onruifin tn.u-ttu iro.. pansion. lOOs. Western FirucUl:”*[ phono 734-4910.'______hoailng and air conditibnlng,''' Oarage, $21,000. *34 Taylor, 73>• locatlof*. 115.000.00, C»11 733-}■ Corinle. 734-5946 o< Barnes1 Oas lurnaco. Realtor owned'. COfi'sunanls. 733-2397. TWO BEDROOM HOMH,IH, $41,500. Located in Kimberly.I?: m ______9047or 733^791,______RoJllv 733-8227. Bam6SRoalIy..7M-8227, ' “ I PSSSST./' WAM^WABOy Jl |lf| ■ basomoni, 1.3 acres. 2 miles05 Richmond Conslruclion. Phono10 FOR SALE OY OWNER: Lovoly' POLK STREET, 3 bodrooms.s. OFRCe FOR RENT, blocksIS Irom Twin-7 3 4 ^ 7 . ___ 734-24M.______brick and siding. 3 bedroom, nice carpon a^^ dn(>«3..MfiUI-il_ ------soN iE-Rosrov 3. ------from .Mlin Slreel on Sculfi - r TWO BEDHOOM. A good starterTf and don home._LarQoJamily_'— aldlng.~lJ(Oo covered pallo. - ^ O R S A L E : lOfTri HO K ED B e LiAOOlnmJoramo. 324-9037 4 BEDROOMS. 2 Batn. (amily .. -Homo ot4usi ;lgnifw.tnefttlrcd- -room r^Primtnocaiion, luiiy' . $25,500. Call Norlhwesl Roally. ------room.-IWing-foom-wiimtono' ^ landscaoBd. Located at 13041 ■ 734-5161.______GOOD 2 STORY S C C I A U VKUX RESTAURANT: Ono Ql Mjgic~ couple. Walking aisianco to ' Lot Owners 'C . liroplaco, doul>lo ear oarajo, on otoro, doctor* ollico. churches, Holloy Dr. Reduced In prleo to’ ;FOfl SALE by ownor; Nice 3 HOUSE TO BE MOVED. Viillcy/S, Finest. Stiows C»-... large corner lot. Wiii conjcdcr i®/ Ollorod by ownor lor OnlyIfy soll!Pnone733-6470or733-e995. ,■ 'bodroom. homo with lamilyIy Btlor* You Build PHONE733-1680 ''• U0H^TSOEVe|< coilont relurn on investment.t-'*' • trading equity lor ^at^d, call 734-^ j «8,000, Call 733-2776 Today.- Liquor Liecnso a n j Rcjt • room.'Sawlooth School Districl. 5' 2290ariori:00. _ Immedlato possessloni ^ OWNER bWovel ccciar' $34,500, f»hono 7334313 or «ttorI BOISE CASCADE HOMES. ptopo'ily included. Call £d ai_. -J- homo, covorod sun deck. 3' 5p-m„ 733-7714. More thon 35 lloor plans M-VfexeTING ASSOCIATES. ?34- WALKING Distance to shoppingno ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM S bedrooms, 1V* baths, lamily ««»o*(Jelailsanvlime. contof (rom this boautilui homo"0 HOME. tV4 Old. Dining room tochooielrem, on on ologanl siroot. Call'fl> kitchen, clean and noat. family'I" room vilin lliOBlaco, loncod^ VERY NICE Iwo bodroom homo I — .ROCKY..M0UNTA1N REALTY'Ss rooiri:attachiW.-all. carpaied,7 yard. Nicoly Isndscapod.• locaiod a t.su cm avo. North, m w , ~ ; Ul Virginia Ellodgo 733-1405 or'.733-» • Lcls ol trees and polo lonco. (^molotoly remodeled Anrt _ 6920 any llmo. Call 423-5711. FOR SALE, TRADE. OR RENT; 3 okeptlonuiy clean. Carousol e 3 BEDROOM home In good . J liroplaco, Birigo, Call Mlllord^ I i i SCOND MORTOAGE MONEY C9.700. BUYS all Ihlsl (Was bodroom home by owner, Nico , TWIN FAUS...... 734-2411I commercial oreo behind — flo*l ostoto loans available to “ MODERN CEDAR - Rosldonco ;- Schmockpoper 543-4J49. Town & J Wlnchell'i Donut Shop. jat.OOO), 2 bodroom home wilh CO Older homo. Call 543-5951 bot- Countrv Roallors 73MTi« ‘ BUHl...... 543-6775 *40,000 or more. To homo^ lull unllnlshod basomoni,,1, on 1755 Tarphoo. D esire d andnd woon4.fl:OOp.m.Buhl. HAIIEY ...... 788-4305i greol potenlial volue ^ 'n ^ fs wltn equity In Improved 10. ccnjlructod by Brent Thomas...... $29,900 ll/eptaco. largo double garage, _ HUSBAND IN TROUBLEI Has ' See Our Model Home ’propony for ony good foason. hugo covorod patio, .all onQfi Land& Homo Oovolopmont, 733- ly two homos and only ono wKe.' ' JW fw ; call lof additional m- . nleo garden, Irult troos. largo PRIVACY IS d wooden Ihermtl pane windows.^ l^rttlD n. Gom, Siaio Realty Cindy Dr, neor " bedroom homo. 1V* baths, 4 bedroom home. Fully lin d -^ lially llnlthed boseme'il. ® Condy Cane Pork. cludes living, dining room, yean old, on largo lol, lr> Buhl,It, scaped snd foncod. Reduced* n rag v r S55.400. 72t Atphala 3024 total squaro loot on 3 nice to pail upi [ $60,000, $56,000.00, kilchen, bedroom ond cer­V' FHA approved, priced for quick,CH. griee$58,000.C T E « t 16th,324-* Wfpfp •Wnal'Tltxd Ol Coswell,III. lovola. Locatod in Carriage30 amic llle bolh. This home In n S w - N o Roaltora Please. - AFTER HOURS: sale. Call S43«504 for more Estatoj, John ToIli 32$-7297. , Koeloon ly t l e .,,, 733-6465 very good neighborhood InfontMllon, - Town & Country Reattors 733-S: V j i U c y Jockaiihop...... 734.3099, TomFIoyti...... 334.8912I ATTENTION ** FOR'iALE by ownof: Nice. 3 07... dole to new Junior Highflh •______HarleyMoihert. ..733-0473 ChuckParklns___ 733-1874; NEWLYWEDS! School, hoi 3. bedroomi, btfdrtwrn. homo ><>lth lamlty Rulon •• FOR SALE TO BE MOVED frame , Tod R o u ...... 086-77033 This older iwo-ttory homo* 2 bolht. lomily room. New ,' n)Om, Sawtoot^ School Dislricl.: t , ------^ Schwondimon.. 733-7100 >w. ’ building 16x6'. Close to Twin2 m FnillKlg • 0<,500, Phono 73J-33I3 ot altor R f i o U y ’ PhllPerkini...... 734-4651 I It the flrsl ttop lowordi corpel and draperies, lorgege Falls, Only $300.00, only (4.C0 5p:m,733-2714. Lynn Raimuiion .. 733-28077 your dream home. New^ covered pdllo. fenced bockck squar^ fool. Telephone 32S- —MofyJolong-:,---;-733-0456— ,n t- -4882------,------^ WISH TO Pufchaae ta rn fiftctiSI — tn*re*n-nuwi«-Tsaj*Hr200irn— COUNTRY LIVING. Viow.” i ------StTU RA S------Fisher stove ahu u porkinfl. Very well loken Cfionnlao 3 bedroom. ACE:e ,7 3 T A T B K K 3 bedroomi, 2 bolhi, louHo, Head of cattle, Immedlatolyw' $27,500.00 price tog mokes core of $52,500, THREE BEDROOM, new homo REALTY 733-5217 Mornings 73J- ^ 3 lomily roomi, otoclric — this worth looking Inlo.3. In KImbofty, lully cwpolod and ^ l a n d , 2 « Amily Ro«J East.- hool, ipflnklof jyilom ,14 MerWIy.klaly B3B42.8aH69». ; . 75n.‘ . • Coll todoy. ACREAGE WITH PRIVACY.•Y draped, all olectrle. single O*rs0O, 4 2 3 - ^ . 733-3526 niter ^ oir conditioning, ovof 2400 t.5 octet, large expontlve .BUHLJO*2.bttlto«nhom «af«C '— •'iquaro loot. Orodo ichool.: Uelllllills FIXUPSPECIAL lown, surrounaing this homer e '' ...... outbuiidlnga S116.000 Wally.' • --HEED WMIDIATE high tchool, Condy Cane This 2 bodroom homo wllh^ provides tranquil olmos- _ KMtei 5IM815. MUIOfd Scb- Perk, all wilhln wolking o lull boiemeni priced at hefe. Alf conditioned, CUTE lltllo 2 bedroom slvterlof tneckpeper B43-4M9 Town S* '"'POSStSSIOIt? '. l! homo. Cozy Franklin slovo In Counly ftMH0f».73Wm«. ^ ; diilanco cl--home.--On1y1 l l Realty ^ $17,000.00 Immediale tick, 4 bedroom, 7 both ...... 573,000aeoltor Owned. potiesslon. .now. Uvlno, room. $18,500.00 ------N J H U ia . - -BIG-W OOP-RgAigy------Eham»._i]4yt_!bsL,«!!’ysn^ -F«ldiman4eallor»-733-t88&.x(. qp;------T“ 5. itfAimoncEajWHEH. lo:.!_ •foom, 2'-V bolh, brick homa . . TEXCHTEfrnTCiRTFr from family rooiji with , Mary Lou Newbrv 733-2781. trade 0( aeD lor smaller (ami or. ------'iftSSFoiirA yeiE. _OWNM_WAN&fEflMO—— OflKlay t ian iH fif p fg e ff-' — wfuievsr. 600 icios, nopo- HOME 733-6562 fireplace leotured In living'"B fireplaces, spacious fAmlly Oorrel Oroke., . . . 837-<38B88 $29,500.00. room.—Covered polio. .2 "J machinery can be purchasetl.' _ lireploco, fomiiy foom ond [ cloui living room, huge room,-c«rpets «r>d drapos, « 6 - 7 B ^ — ...... IFWAIISCOUIDSPUK >5 IN Haiellon 0 lovely 3 bed­ cor ottochod goroge. hoot»<>’ range and dishwiahor, on % 3 ^ ® Ih prlm'o'NE brotf; doublo gorogo. School, li lovely Spilt lovel home i" In FEELING • • S5&000. They'd toll you obout the room brick homo beoufilul pump. $83,500. acre.4?342t7of423-4l2t. - 'P® churcho*. tennlj courii. 'J Hogormon Vollev. Ownersrs Explore lhe com lorlobleI _ 120 ACRES, an oxcellcnTNor-’ , core ihoy'vo hod ihrough the ’ • dining room, kitchon ond have heollh proolems and BRICK 3 BEDROOM. Excellent>nt thsldo larm with full water right, 'SiGANT.oIdofJirorvbrlcI, near by. $56,900. '<> leeling this home hos to> OID .CHARM with conven- " yoor».in ihit qvdlnt homo. It living rom. plus lorgo^ wonts tome oilers, Ql onco, .Bfoa In Jorome. under orourkJrtd ' Very nico homo wllh out ,boV[to| 3 bodroomi, 3 boihi, lamily room 0* ollico. 11 * •. offer. Remodeling Insido* lenceof fhe new. This home V ' bqaji* ol wood beam* In CONDOMlNIUMSColl , 4 bedroomi. family room. . , done In good toite. ,3 bed- sprlnklor, oarporl. Oivnoror bulldlnos. Owner will aecop\. .loisa . lamily room v^lth ihb living ond'dining roomi, 22, Plut llnlthed boaomont. hqi been eomplelely 're­ moving, must sell! Westernirn home In Twin Falla or Joromo, 't(Hchefl. lull boiomont. lop lordotoils., , 2 baihi. oir condlilonod,-i r room, VA bolh, full cor- 2 bodroomi, fireplace, nice Gorage, carport ond undor-j one ocro, lenced. Spring modeled, freshly pointed Rootty, 733-2365. aroa in Irado. Call An al- ^quQlHyoKtrai, SeS.OOO.OO. . fiernombor... V/o Trbdol I g peted. boierAeni, and profestlonolly aecoroi-e l - ______MARKETING ASSOCIATES lor • . yord. 532.500, I ground iprinkleii. A Goldy woter.Hyrryonthls. . Modolllon homo. Only $29,500.00 ' ed. 3 bedroom's.'? &lhl.>xi. OLDER HOME, Joromo. 2300100 futldatallS,734-4a7Sanyllmo, f I . >S4-Ut« - - . , -JflURGET Slil'HIEDrailE rf. RickKnloht...... 733-4400-i_ ..sowing.f,oom.-brltk-pflllolo__.squaroJoel. 3.1?oatoom»-up .,t .. „ -W e -h o »<>-o)her' .- . -.-o n d ^ ta; 'down, fBmtiy~room,'“n(0pIat6,i - =^»wd«iMAT£lWT»CResr^f^^ ------Idodrio'w"r6Jt'n'1>Wr«m-' 7.33 - 5M0^ acreogot ------John Crond;i|—r.'734T859'~r ■■flfl(d4fripoir~e‘xlfb iffiuta" EVENINOSCAU; ■f,: X 37, brick ahop and Uck. thi; hoffro on ono ol Iho pretl- NEW;DUPIEX WITH ' BED— Jahn Altman...... 7J3-43I7 tion lor law cost electricric loncod back yard, good nolgh- i fc'Ai: Estatb I Appraisal - - 1, lorry Jonoi...... 734.4090 borhood. $37,000.32*4211. alx slalls, 3 BEDROOM HO'~.E, ■ dent tirooli. Chain link '<5 room i, 2 boilii. bosomont,I' MyrlByrd...... 734-0346/6 , CloreWIIIlams ...734-0132I heol. See this fine heme T ChoiylLom borl.,. 734.7945'5 lorgo kilchen, gorogo. lond- yau will be ploosontly sur'- approximatoly 2 acres and ou’l • DSnv«aa».,S.eJi.r,.,..I3J«{liJ,9)7 lenco lurroundi thli lovely Cordon L. Crockotl, Qrokor . / Darrel Droke...... 837-63«fi‘ Bill S eek ...... 733-3937 MUST SELL ai sacrillco prIcoT:o, buildings, 436-4541. N ear: i«i monicurcd yard. Voriety ol ' ■ scapod. Air conditioned. D ovldRoit...... 733-53044 C onnleD aw ion,..733-9017 pr!ied:$49,000. 2 Rupon, . I' : mi.**®* now spill tovel. 3 bodroom. 2 Iruil iroot. All lor onlynly ------■------1------__ Coll Todoy, TImHonof...... 733-56644 Jored Irish...... 324-5771 I Mih. carpoiod houso with 2 car ISJj $19,900, ^ Rolph M ognuion,. 733-74500 Ray Abundli Jr. .,734-4065 FUN lOVING HOME, lor garage, dock and olher extras. EXCELLENT LOCATION, 40oe'ro ^ »J* 3««J I tomeone’wonting some- UNDER Conitructlon. now" H oroldP utjIer,...733-39188 Dion Shelby...... 734-4020 '•>' Priced at $40,90a Will nogoiiato. larm rwnhwosi ol Filer, Good.^ 'IW ■ (FYOUCAREEHOUSHTOI Q n t u j ^ duplex. 2 and 3 bedrooms, R. Mac G e e r ...... 433-4733 thing > dilleren t • lorgego °hono-3?i<-2l27altof6p,m, row crop, Somo pasture. Call liroploco, lorgo living rooms,1, olplne two slory home withith .. --- - _ LynwoodRoally,7334211. .- _ LIVE THE VERV BEST i f f ! m Z l . 1 1 ------• aitoched gorage. Will tell __ open beamv Super bed­,d- HAGERMAN VALLEY. Cldor 150 ACRE DAIRY set up. frorv Lot ui show you Ihli olegont3nt Icr S69,000. rooms, long Iwo'story deckck remodalod 3 bedroom horns, aide dairy barn with some., oxecullvo homo. QuolllyIly TWIN FALLS REALTY over eoit' exposure potio.lo liroplaco. on t ocre. Machine"f oquipmont. Modern 3 bedroom t „ >s. shed, and largo gordor) opot. I contiructlon li evldoncod 5 ACREi with boauiilul 5s 2 Foncod posture for horseii'^ brick homo, second home Is 3 4 0 AddiJCm Avonuo £ojt V: 'nico location. $37,000, 637-fii^ ,it6 poilure. Truly o boautiluiilul 3 bodrooth homo on quiel room lor eniertalnlno 5o PRIVATE Patty selling counlry viol BenMeHern...... 733-0070 homo on 3V. acros. Hazclloni i u s 3 call. Handy Really 324-4353 ____ :* "w'dROOM, 2'/, bothi,,y secluded homo. $79,900. gueits. luxurious corpeting; 8 ASSOCIATES no or324-4339Joromo. itroet, Idool lor .you v«ho • HcmkWeodoll....733-Se$rq1 . a/ba, 2570 sq. It. Tan sandstone .• JtP oyol ,'on' noorly"3'ocrej.- ■ __-ond.;-dfopei.-_This_Qlmo»ti^ . J)kkliwInJ>.R.1,.^73W»04_^ '‘j ■ — Jeaa'F;>k“ V: .7:734-693?- ^ R E A L T O R S ■Jr-^-bfkk wlih-barn-«nd ehop-05- -40-ACflE'DaIry 'farm close to • B««u*Hulty londicopod with JoonHoIler,-.-...703-7308 new homo mutt be told — BudHcnien...... 733-782*2* bulldlno. Low 8VI1 por cDnl loan - ^iM 'p h eo to n ls ond robhlii . .Price reduced to S29.900', to YT>oke'Oni«l{tfl Lilted leu Richards. . . . . 7334490 Buhl, includos cindor block ' '* ClortddSriyddr^.',-734-4930 sssumaWe, $150 monthly dalry^rn wllh two bulk lanks Iroo. Great place ,9, Witlconiidor1=HAorVA, ' THE UN.CRAMPEI! Clovis Jo h n so n ,.. 734-8841 payment. Full prico $44,500. Call PatllbNpljleof-'.'.'733-2991 Nice 3 bodroom home on andadoublo6 HorrlnQbonopit, ,HaTo)t*alomilyl RoySobola...... 733 6340140 ■ J4HOURJffiV/CE ' PomDowd...... 734-1883. (601)672-8240. •SiB^OO.OO. T quIot ttreol In Horriion 2 homea, sovorsi corrals and 425 WandoForenholit 734-4166 ‘ Ted C rone...... 733-708080 .______— Hotsloln cows. $463,750.00. ^ 733-7721. . 1 School Dlitrlcl lor $43,500, JEROME, Nice 4 bedroom VornDoihior ...,733-1366 UAAALETT Fourth bedroom ond familyI , • ’"j Terms. Call Roger Hill, 7344711; Slovo fo ld lm o n ... 73<-8539’ PotDoshier...... 733-1866166 home, Portlally finished Conlury 21 Twin Falls Really. room In fulf b a iem e n t, basement. Redwood fonco, Moy Loo Nowbry., 734-2781' Jerry Jomol-...... 324-210606 733-7721. FoyO ogo...... 734-349B H^K Y extra lorge living room with I largo yard. Good location. '® KonRoy;...... 734-6665i 6 5 ------■ ^ R e a l t yI suj>or wood-burning lire- $34 m \ 1744951). BY OWNER - Good, productive IFVOUWrniODOTHDIGS place. — 190 aero Irrlgalod larm. Locatod The mlnule you seo this, you ■ I 1 ^ 1 BY OWNER; In Joromo. Very OFFICE 733 -4 0 7 9 NOT A COPY CAT 7 ^ 1 attractive, 3 bedroom with ox- on Basolino Rood 8 mlloa south will soy Hero's o house thot's‘ . DAVE HAMIETT. BROKER Thli hat features you've \.M ” oIBollovue. 789-2758. - odoptoblo, Il's iolld. sub- J - S coilont' floor plan. NOMly BLAINE C. ANDERSON ^ onlv wished‘ lorl 3 large J kI ■ romodoled, lutly carpeted. stonilol. .An Ideel buy lor[ Retldenllalfi '' , bodrooms, formal dining no 235 a c r e s ' N ortheast o l- -- v^H KuBuoW niiri Fenced yard, carport, garago anyone who con see reel' Commercial...... 733-16477 room, lovely kitchen with' iiiliP iB ilV n i l *nd work shop. Soo to ap-,0. Joromo. A sodnd Investment al ‘ pbtontrol. UlQ ybu C'.l. loon, li U y proclate, $36,900, 3244174.u onlytStSperacro.HandyRoalty ; JOYCE COTE built-in opplloncos ond 5244J53of32«339.Jerome. , 3 bedrooms, .-*orgo living; RetldenilalS huge family room. Home Evonlngs, room. II yOLf'woni a horrie, Commorclol,...... 733.67677 located In nice, oreo on1 You'll w vy the locky peoplepie .hul Kovo,til)lo.or no down ...... eQit_edga-of..TwIn Folli_— .-moving Inlo Ihls-professian--on-... ■ ______-poyment; coll lodoyl— ___ $49,500. ' oily docoroled 3 bedroom,.?- jia .o o o .- im'IHI'7 W{ goll courserse ______H i tt T S r ^ i ' you've been looking lor. Irom sunny breokfosl room YDU CAH SWAP? ' ._____N*vy_3. bedroom. 2 .J>alh.._(, ____and decV. lorge moiter bed- ■ ~YoiJTn'ayhov#'good7«otort~ hon^e with moin lloor family,f', room includeis flreptocB esnd- n d ' 'iW OSraW ------^— l y s — - " 1 to move, 0ul selling your ^ ...^ nEALTY room. Beautiful corpeting:1' private patlo. Don t m itt Itl ^ houso and buying another Is 7 3 3 -2 6 2 6 fireploce, double goroge. CollSondra, • iirlflOay Jime coniumlng ond coitly.- polio and acre lot. GET STARTED ON JHE RIGHT .‘We .may iovo you loti of{ $59,900, ' FOOT wllh Ihls nicely land- 'Tiourt-on'd hundreds ol dol- scoped 3 bedroom fiome,me, f b r Y.ocre.lot. o new houie o l’ goroge. See al 923 Rote sell $35,500,' youf Ittm hatn'l'I to »old — you hovtn'i purchaitd what who you're looking lor ' IA m $34;soo; ,Q 2 llreploces. Has bullt-ln op- I n'l traded lor the Ilem you wantedled hto !'«ap — COME IN H ? W 'Mont. Price reduced 10 -.. $42,900. . pllances. intercom system, .Cuitombullt homo with 3 Iwi Olflct ond we’ll thterlully teluridlurid TOuVmontr. IF YOU ‘ - #HimnfOBIKE»OltEY- lormol dining room, hoot>' bedrooms. 3 bolhs end room«m .r. btlor* Ihc 10 doyi . . . . — coll endnd conctici your ad. You'll . ll volue Is'Imporlont lo you. WE NEED LISTINGS,' FARM.'l^ pump, and many other ex­*■ for mare. II It only 2 veors yj6r_th»_dc»»jouf_od_ecluo1ly eppecppeered —.on’d y<}u will here's a chance to buy 0 lot' RANCHESANDCOMMERCLALi t tros. Locoled In one .of Twinn - old ond hoi . 2 firoplocos,' 1 check lor the dlllerence. V ol home lor comporotlvelyI' FOR THE BEST SERVICE IN ■ foils prime oreos. $74,900.>- tenlrol oir ond formol dining far |0«4 fer private pertr Mir. ' a««t IMat* I wK little, peaking oi compor- room. Ati ol this in o familynil? Ju st c o m p lo fa d In Vlog ' a . bedroom. A new home «If t; $tonHoye' 734-285959 Audrey Howard'.-: 733-5755 BobM cQIresh,... 734-3630SO Corfelta Cox...... ' 79-2080 _ Office 037-4116 . g »5,500; ? ' FOR SALE'1 jw jjw m h0u#0. JENSES EEtt.ECTm loisCovi)n,,®....733-i32323 MorvlnMcClure ..734-1871 u»0- Doyle 8374617 K ' ''7334)017or7U^2(4 ' . ,Meidom«vopin®«t.l6x30MoOyW a m 8374179 . ^ i m e s Blllle Kohlmon . . . 734-6S6B30 ShlrleyH«ck.....334-3l32"’J . ’ be moved. Bcil ollof. Coll 837- (|)Bol««^>eSeH oni««; je3pAddIson^A«e.E. Jlro KIckpotrlck. ...432-5240'40- JoeYoung.',.; . . . . 73*-33Sil^ 4415orM7-«e8a. ■ •: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r t 1 , ' 00 gtt rtiullt btlo bt.thorBtd.onJyJei rectlvto rtlundchi f. ••w yrtklt ttffar • rfv*rtl»llia MMM it11iOOa.ai.fM-t li.yog odYerliie m< 1Um«-you> mi/tl TO PLA 36 Timos-Nows. Twin Falls.lls. IIdaho W ednesday. O ctobor12,l•12,1977 I

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JS ■ 'LET US flulld you a'qJaTi’tyr '10-ACRES: Falls Easi locatwn' 9!0 Acrc CjiiIo Bancn. 320 ” iTi5o a(5res plus' o r minus ' io n MARLEm Mobilo Homo,■ " 4 BEDROOM Country Eauto, ■“ ''NEW 3 bedroom du'plMT^?” ' ' ' ~ ~j— ^ ,,l Good dfri, top production longno custonvbulil homo on Ihls» vifith supor view o( mountains 14x70 2 bedroom,-1 bath, im-; corrals,® pasture, animal and baths, oarage, addHional oil ifttflaica and sgiliDio (or mosl ,r. JMSulKul 3.15 acres overlooking crops. IM ^fl^d ranoo nflftts (Of'0, growing season, good wator. ) and valloy, only $3500 per acre, modiaio possession.^ $9,900. Orain “ storage. Lease artd - ■,MiKftSuC..-»liy.71i.M00. , . -■? - 0 a -^ -l°^” °.^°nth.-. rar^r! ^niyfinwra^Qr^waahr^' ------■iiiuiiltia,' ne w t' om e. all wim^stficiivo covona^ Call "i aooqualo corrals. - recom-n,: (a/m will spoak for iisoil. Call Bfuco Moc/wm 733-5457 or Miko, 734-4243 Barnos Roally N E w 'l^ square” fool. Con- f availabio tho 15th of Oclobor. mondocl J6f 400-500 head ' KtJtarji 2 BEDROOM Home, oleclric nd- 733.7628.______733-8227. dominium unil with private® heal, near Jeromo. 32*-57D2. $300 por monlh plus doposit. ~“H~op(jr3iiofirNevn»fteel end hand- and ulilities. Call 73*-**H lor «: • Hnoj. tow Inierosl as>umable3le _ ___ THE LAST FRONTiER; Boauiiluir ‘ ■ door oponor, (or ronl or lease at„ -rBEDROOH-Mobilo'homorNo~ ' ddtalls. r i : S | “ contraels. Pricod at 1375.000. view iol.’ Snake Rivor-Rcaitor Rock Garden Condominiums.I, pots.^ Deposit. Leaso. Phono BUI Ralphs 733-9983. Town & ' I ^ U ! rAn'MS n „ *23-*278. ______^ L ELECTRIC 3 bodroom “s 240 ACRES owned. $20,940. Call Gom Stalo’ 1^11't V f l I RATtWCS $375 per monlh. Call 7J4 1374 ot ^ Country Roallors 733-07I6. Roally 733-5338.______duplox, wail lo wall carpollng. _ Soulheati ol Twin Follt. W.5W L I-' ' ' ' ' ' 734-1201. SMALL S 2 bodroom house, d o se FATHER-SON Oporalion ______;______^ tc i w n , $135 per month. Phone kiichon appliances furnished. 67"acRES NotlhMsroT (iUhi.hi. large fioldi ond loyt (ike a ------10*3BlueUketNonh... . . _ utility area, garjgo. near Robert- . ____ Deauiitut VIOW ol canyon. e«- table. One hoodaa'o and. Gooding aroa.-100 ACRES wllh'- - WlLL-PAV CASH: f%r a-large- -7: . 60 shares o( Big Wood wator, three bedroom, two baths. ^ Sluarl Junior High, available . colloni silt loam soil, lull sliarosOS 240 thearet ol Twin Follt , 7 3 3 -8 2 2 7 SyALL Two room furnished November Ist. No pots, $250 '• good stalo o( cuHivaiion. Nico 2 double-wide mobile homo. 73*- houso, h, lor single person. ol Twin Falls wator. lols ol wasio10 wolor iiock. 2 hom'ot ood 7891______u month. Cali 73*-*321 or aftor 6.00 water. 3 eodroom. lull tviscmonl bodroom homo, shop, machinoI CHOICE •.iUllOGING SITE, Ulllllles paid. $120.733-5802. p.m. 73*092*. ''I olhor impjovemenlt. Sel- shod. Price $lt0.000 Torms, 6ncK homo Call 5J3-6339 o» dom con we offer o lorm Will build to tull buyer. CLEAN, new carpel. 18 fl. ” Adloining 90 acres with 77’ 3.15 acre^.. Call Mike 0ELUXE3 Bodroom Duplex. 1 Vi • MarKciino Agjociaica 73J-4a7S of Ihil quality ond ill* t r a ^ e , , ,4a Addison Ave. _ anyiirre • shares ol Big Wood walor and' 73*.*2*3, • twth, carpoilng.'drapos. slovo. - I'l Ift Ihe Twin Falli troct.>■ two bodroom home wllhI ______1______w E ” l i r i Ipli. t ibplm$; rolrigerator. diahwashor. air — Don'l wail lo lake odvon- I- basem en|, Prlco $108 000' 5 BARE ACRES, loulh of WANTED TO BUY; Mobile home logo ol ihit rore opportunil/. Terms. Wondoll Roally 538-2274, ■* A GOOD 39J Acre Jorm, Jerome, will tplii. Top build­ Mw. Hacienda Homes. 733- ^ dock, carpon. Call 7330538 or ■■ Coll HAMIETT REAlTYf Ed Chrlslophorson. 53MI70, AVAiUBLE Seplcmbtr I5th, Joan Frank 733-5338. ■ «lih two oldtr homoi. a0 733.4079, Bob Burk#. 539-2219. Blii ing lite. Call Connio. new 2 bedroom apartmoni, flowing woll prodoclng up iP H adlock. 324-2284. Wait 734-5946. 1972 NASHUA tOxDO with tipout, relrlgoralof. range, and walor NICE, CLEAN 2 bodroom word of 200 cubic (nchei. — Thueson, 324-8380, John Wort, air conditioned, sklriod. setup. (urnished. 73*-5?’'! duplex, fully carpoiod ond plut lr«« crook wolor. 10 ACRES, oulilonding I ■ -i ,S 53^2608. (urnished. washor and dryer, r. draped, privalo garage, noar 'I '■ 34* ACRES 291 ihorot NS • Would bo on idool iilu p lor brick home over 2400 tC(. $000 1 equity, take over FURNISHED Dormilory, privalo hospital. No pets, rolorencos ' railing Caillih. Price re- Conol Water. Two tmoll BEAUTIFUL 5 aero building ll,W lllirade. I room, carpoiod, panolod. extra homei. not fancy. Eotlorn ^ u lro d , $185 plus doposll. 733- ^ ducod 10 only 5^00,000. ’D sites in Norihoast aroa. Very SS"S,S.“‘" s nice. $80 monthly. 73*-«553. Joromo Courtly, well priced'O easy terms. Please call Kooloan 30 DARE ACRES ol Jerome, _^______0^ evenings. Wo hovo olhor llillnnj Jlort-I. ol $212,000. Lytio at 73>84S5. or Chuck . .UNFURNISHED-APARTMENT,- - Pricod righll Coll Jim iSPACIOUS 1B72 ail electric' LOOKING r.'c F6 R“ “ a“ houso or Clean-boams- Two bedroom, (nglromJtJS.OOOondup, 520 AC, fomily ronch. 2788 Parkins Roalty at 733-0*80. 5*3-4930, Cdoublewldo mobile home. 3 |r thorei NSC wolor. pivol.I. ______^ rtm en t? ^^11 Oulllcl'#. 7»- Slovo. rolrlgoralor. all uliMlosI I ; bedrooms. 2 lull baths, family ?{ (umlshod $150 plus $50 doposll. ALPINE REALTY new homo. $330,000. 5 ACRES, dose lo Twin Falls. 200 ACRES lint clou row 'room wllh woi bar. Large living GOODWiv — now — Has grain sCorago, doop woll. ONE BEDROOM u p sta irs Sorry, no pols or clilldren, TF. e0l-823.1672or crop, near Filer, *and dining area, with beaulilui O Phono KlmSorly 423-5337. 'Ihadeipecledltlobeabouboul Hollywood divorces!’ ; Vtrlon Soulhwick o' _____ I20_AC S O L D 'h c f* * ofif water pipo lo 4 Uiigo corrals. buift In China closof, range. apartment. UcllKles psid. - 209-J<4-7351 wolor. yw u iiome. only/ Could accommodalo up to 80 nrolrlg. diahwashor, disposal- Alt rolorencos ro roquirod. Ciaanlng NEW TWO Bedroom duplex. $95,000. head ol caltlo. 14x64' 2 bodroom for $19,900. Doris L«aros 733- doposit. d( ono child pormissible. T'A^lfi Falls, carpols, drapos. _RiobUoJ;am«_Smali>»hotf--4'>d-----: -fiodrfnkeTyC8im*-88*0:------appJtancea,— lirepioeo:— Nerv----- " T a ’ 600 ACRES. 200 ocrei hoy-, woll londicopod noor Je­ (nsulaled woll house. $29,500. 733-0716. ■ _ smokers. *23-5685. rome. only 51^.000, Call Arl Martin at Maikoiing ______FC FOR RENT, spacious and , 06?c HisKlUnesnj lof Sale 0G7I UsctlloeoKta Sill. 30 CMoi groin. 6 wKeol As8oci.iios734-*a75anyiimo. llnoi. 3 hondlinet. more lol ut know your neodt. SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL - FIELD P Ollico trailer, Attantlc, 10' beautilul be single artd doublo • : Janlioiial Service — Roady to X ” 35' $2500. Phono*32-6653, wide wli spaces. Ed's Mobilo Aire ' ' 0S8 tD oasbbB l1 ground could be devclspod. We'lj hovo II or wo'll gel il. 8 PIECE RUSTIC SOFA-iroUp. SNAKE RIVER viow rancholte. Gol $22,000 L S N Real oslate ______Pa . Park. Jerome. 324-2268. 324- NOBODY READS our a d s-b u t f -i'.' 2 rool good homei. C o , Jorome, Idaho 32*-8i23. USED L 12'x60‘. 2-bOdroom 2 » 2® jg , ._ CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS for I Includes sola, love seat^{;t'alr. S350.000. Buhl aroa. 5 and 10 acro parcels a lot ol people havo moto (un ai ottoman. ' 2 end tablos. colleo Easy lorms. Owner llnancoa. Allot Hours: 324-4180. 324-20C0. balhs, b oicelloni shapo. $900 gl reni by iho week. Roason.iWe, • .thoir Magic SWAP SHOP. *5i ; 734-7733". (j SUITABLE w o o in g " oTTclu^d 73308(4. table, and rocker. RvO^'orly 5*3-5084, down. $115 por monlh. Hacionda no Main Avo., E., Twin Falls. | - 6 7 . ACRES BARE ground. 0 ^ - REALTY f ------^ Homes. 733-7588. non-snyjkors. 519 Main West, $899 NOW $588. i/^ N E R Wendell oreo. $1200 por % 1JOI#.IMol"ll. / It's oasy. inonponsivo and .733-7359. _ - . NEW and renxwelod rooms.. SSELL SELL SELL, lhat's atl wo (FURNITURE 127 2no',Av«nuo 40~ACRES Closo in. Excoiiunt pfolilaeio , to soil unwanlod i Wosi. 733-1*21. V J.rome.Woho- , / viow o( valley. Only JiMO per F 1972 GREAT LAKES 12>60.' now • FURNISHED S APARTMENT and kiicheneiios by iho week,. do.d Call us today and Icl us help Vw374 1 - Soulh. •______3$5Mj. Cain’s. 733-7t117^5k troos,'cntt733-39Mlnam. Irish Roat Estate. 543-8*3*. ___ Dannij Ejllngaf. • • S43.6396____ 733-1605. Afler6 p.m. month. Call 73*-*321 or allot 6:00 '051 OffiCt t tultt$$ b t U FOHI SALE: Old candlestick ( DonWolloco...... 73376I6 ^ Joyce, Munroo. 5*3-4335.- - MAIN | jtioot location.- good- — CUSTOM AUTO and oqulprT«il S ACRE ParcQl. Wllh road p.m.73««<.^ ------. . . .lolophono wall stand. Could be_- painting. . *23J83* or. 73«-2020i{ Ironugo. 3 Sotilh ind 3 Wosi otI 2Vi; ACRES, 3 bedroom, 2 balh [traffic flow, cornor lol. lots ol MOBILrhomo k locotod on V^, _ OFFICE Spaco for rent on Blue*e usedi as shell. Also. sl:e ; — Joromo.C.OOOporocio.Torms. t parking spaco, ideal insurance acro a ol ground. Acadomy 12 x 60 TWO TV BEDROOM lurnishod or Lakos Blvd North, Call 7330535. moiorcycio1 bools. Call 734-511* TUROUOISE ^ Jewelry and siirar I. homo, llroplaco and otnc: c>- ! unlurnlshed. Chlldron wolcomo, dollar'bell buckles. reosonaSy Phone 3 2 4 ^ . 1traa, soulh oi Joromo. ont) Stlico ot rolail sjles. $23,500,. wllh v to X 30 deck, barn, water ur oHer5:00p.m. ‘ with torms. H8folcl Kellhloy. 733- right.i Bill Ralphs 733-9983. Town. no m pots- $150 monlh. 7330029- WSTLAiTd Ollico comer now ‘ priced, largo selection^ 7 ^ - «9.000.-Hftndy Roaliy.-Jorome.-■ -•"JiOa. Tbwft-ana Cauniry-nuattyr- -i - -rentlno—ollico—apace— *51- ,- _ .M «, Waho.Cofn.Oaiiorios. «3 n ACRE3 - 1 0 aharos ol walor, 32*-*353-Pal ' Gregory, 324-5988. -^untrvRoaltorTT33-0rtfl:------• TWAPARTVENTSTEXCCliOnt- " 1- .-FlREPLACfr— RoyBl CarouaoT,- .« $14,000. Tctms wilh ownor. 733 0716. location. $125 and $150 single, Easlland Orlve, 7330771, or 733- avocado, oxcollonl condillon. -Nonh Shoshono Strool. TSn Handy Rully, Joromo 324-4353.3- 3VV to 6Vj ACRES, with brcalh- INASHUA 12 X 60 two bedroom 4122, (costnowt7201$*50.*230890. FailsJ^o. ■ __ I mobile home. Parllatly fur- adult, non-smokots. 73*-7l05- DlckorPatOrooory.324-S98fi. taking view, ol tho Hanorman ____ VaUoy.-anq-SawtootlwAtoun-----____4 unit. tjpoflmaril—huUdltt^___. jl3hpd^flll.cniciiic.ftkltled.I and____ ‘f- *OLO-WOODEN-«toves:^ffWT-- -i -4-8'-'x*-1“-H4neh-plate.fllftssS"------, tams. Just norlh woat ol Buhl,. _ plut renlpl home. All on one Jset up wllh awning. 10x12 shod, T\ Oownlown, sfnglooince in 8u"to'~ 0 trootc euftolna..2!'.'_colQf..TV,__ .eaio.t Phone 733-7502ovoning2------of ortiw a-wiiii mccpiron~a/earI- " $200. Sola hlde.^-bod. (queon 0 , ’______\ ______condiliort ond high relurn 73*^i933allor8'00. ’ ' . Copy machine, lolephono ar»- size). $150. Five dining room S sworlng, and secreiarial help IN GOODING, BeautKut 33 oninveilmenl' SHARP ONE bedroom, now P chairs, $50. Throo twin size carpol, paint. $135. Plus oioc- also available. 733-4981. bods, includes: box spring and 2 Oolf1o» In Wendeir. Bolfi’ bedroom. baih. homo wllh . LUXURY IS DOUBLE WIDE, 2 SPOT CAlSIf •—..•flood pfodueor*; Ownort '* family room, pool lablo. Indoor Itlclty. Adulls. 733-9595.______maltrosses. $*5 each. Two targe ; LEM OYNE . • bodroom. 2 balh, many oxlras. ^ A I L Space for lease al 128 For will corry conlraci or irod*. d barbecue. BullMn, ail elociric • IN BUHL nico and dean apart- 3 dressorswllhnighlsiands.G.E. Luy J Spaco 153, shown by • Second Avenue Norlh. Noarr — .foiifs^-iioiu;------>.----- kilchon-fUflpUce^oaUpump.- ._____ REALTY___ - _mont_AdulU.-no.p«la.-Phono- - ___builldn dishwasher (flrand_ FinlliriSAiiplIaiicasE BOWDEN TERRACE has im- - -dppeintfflonl:&o Travel TOP LOCATION 2 bedroom _081____ . Sif>itfejtll$ _ Ij FORD GALAXiE“ 500. *-dOOt ,crawlcrs. GHIiand f^H. 2?9 Doo PenderoraN. iMtoro Ba.m. 1- _£flCQ_ioduccJ_iniL.woflh-JQ-.. ------_?.S-3JBadt,wmi___ __ . -- -Jl ----- hardtop.-Seeat Paciltc-Ftnance:— ■T—So"Jlhodir“ o!~7Ao‘uhTalh------$13,500. Onir • of tho . low — Trailcfs-timl-ptelnip"cnmpers. ■ Tddis~gh~AVi).~W05t; • 733=a»M.------Home. 2?00 loot olevotlon. BROCKMAN'S MOBILE, aSomohavo2bolht syslom, 31 air condilionod. Adults, SMALL Warehouse spaco.. 229 Main Avo. North. T.F. ;Closed Saturdays. ~ FOR WLE big iniildlno lot. 5‘. remaining loii; lolt In ihe ox- HOMES. Ask for Ed nr Virgil. avallahle- , Flrosprinkiors, In , .. ' ' ir wolor fight. 76 new j elusive area. Cali Doris Lazaros 7hcj«orel977'i.jowo ' no pels. Phono 7330707. > CRAFTSMAN TOOLS, now, tool • \ -ird wheel linot. WIII _ M.50C; 324-2S24. _ T34-3167or324-42«l wllldeol... Mlno/IK downtown aroa. Phono 733 carpetod, no pots or chlldron. evenings ask lor Bob. 326-57281 ' It; || *0 X 54 X 150" $1.69 sq It Froo a.m. & 3:30 p.m. 733-7503 al»r 4 *60MA1NAVE.50UIH I $185, Globo. 733-2526 or 733- P-m. ” well sopilc lank, and ianc- Twin Fallt month. Salo $1*65. Down. w uiitiiuisfici I Days. 93*-5896 ovonings ask< * 4 ton stoeiside slorago bin 50 x aeapod. Foncod and gardon. $128.71 monlhly. Phono 733- 25*8. Larry^ !. •• eo" e wido. Price good unlil ■ 538-2127. 733-2365 5351. 8' to 1*'WIDE TRAILERS gas or' NEWf DUPLEX, garago. a ^ , ______Oclobor C 15th- Call and to»on*o ■ all cleciric, shado, palio*, . WANT TO RENT: Counlry homoI yours,y toil froo 2* hours. lOOO- 5 ACRES wllh I bedroom GODDING AREA ' pliancos Including washor artd • 821-7700 oxt. 609. RECYCLE YOUiS Lwell Wills homo norlhooit of Ourloy, *OACRES.Niceeoin. Water. Mobilo Homo (or salo. im- lawns, Soll-conlaincd campers‘ dryor.J 2 bedrooms, sorry rw for couple. Paslure for a 'lew 8 maculate double wide, loun of and motor homes by iho monUi___ _ - -hefeeerh.re-flO-chMrerrr.73*- New lepllc tonk Ond well,------$5*,000.-y*ilh-Termt.------r - p et a - or—chlldron. $2*0~ po r ' "TEAKWOOD 8-gun cablnoi wllh S C R A P m e t a l s : ■ 968 sq. ft. 2 bedrooms. 1V> both, ADULT COURT, nodogs. Easi 5’ monlh,' 73*-3371. 83*1 beloro noon. ^drawers and cupboards, * $12,500. Carey ond Adam- all appliances inciudod. Ownor ■ Points Trailer Court 733J836 Copper, Broil, Alumlnurrt^ ' . EDDIHASLTDNAREA ______ccomplololy lockablo. Slmca 8olloflei4l,0.M, Cordi - » ton, Roollori, Call 678-9005. needs quick sale. A real UPSTAIRS STUDIO Apartment. \ 1*6 ACRES, Tormi $70,000. ' WANT TO RENT 2*0 acres or.( f professional cuitor saddle, like If-Re^r___ l[noon|wc/..65,4|730t,______. _baroain. Pri^c^.lo_joll_lm-_ _ T~HAtLE'R “Spaco“ f o 7 '7 ^ .___ aiQtn I ...anil_rBlflOBfaiDt__iuf. . ^ -now,-$375.-See-to-appredalQ.___ H. KOPPEL CO.? ______modialely. Cainjbrls L«aros - —Country trailorcourt.'73*-7873:------1 ■ -more.-YVnie 8orA8,-clo Time»- nishod. Oownlown area 733- Coll 678-5869. Burloy,. ____ ^ I52 2ndAvo, Soii'> ECHO lake“'ranchettes. 107ACRES,ri/jiS«groioilon 733-8588, Town & Counlry 2«9. • Nows. < 1653 Foils AvtJ.E. Now al summer priccs. Pastorala Wolor, cement diuhei, .MOBILE HOME SPACES FOR . noBllors. 733-0716...... _. ,RENT- Pay Ihe flrsl monlh'srent ...... -I- -BRUNSWICKAND DELMO pool' OFFICE 734-7992 and canyon ntn viows, SoloctII excelloni row crop • Termt, » tables, now. and used.i Air; " ------Irom .38-|w o—acro—silo sr — 1B72 GREAT-LAKES14 x 64' with and . got the socond ot»o (reel TWOOEDROOM i apartment. IW, | OW A llies Up out. Fireplace. 3 bedrooms, Ed's Mobile Air Park. Phone 32*- t K l ttnl[jira$ for SillI hockey, f fooztuit. Service all| I HOME 733*6562 Resiriciivo covonanls. un- 296 ACRES, Exiro Good balhs. rango. rofrlgerator. ______' - makes. r Open evenings', unlit (0 landscaped, swamp cooler, 2263or324-20«,Joromo. drapos.t carpeted, carport. dorgtound .uliiii'CS. suriaccd Well, 230 irrlgoled Sprink- Q o’clov^ JiF ^sdark. 733.5601. . TWO ANTIQUE Mahogany, roads. Terms. 5 miles oast ol assumable loan with down ■ ■ Lynwood I Manor 733-3809. STOW-A-WAY bod for rent $8.00 ‘ ■ 40 ACRES wilh 5 bodroom. 1 ler. $265,000, Termt, . a week. BANNER FURNITURE , cane-backed, hi# and hers • TwinFallsonFaliS. *23-5*11, paymont. Call 733-1605 allor 6 00 ; ^ b e a u t if u l ' Extra large chalrs.Phono73*Ol58. ' H i bolh homo, E»tallont p.m. ra I Fn, ( Difin. Rten^ •. LARGE, >r'uDIO oportm enl, 733-1*21. execuiive oak desk. Matching corrolt. lowo looling ihodi. LOVELY 4 bodroom rock homo,] ■ 55 ACRES, -Joining Clly , leparole kilchen. ilovo. j lablo. $1200. Phone733 5D31. ' limilt, Horellon, 55 ihorct FORTale J97rSji,ara 12764 MONTHLY paymonis avallablo ] . fORSALE'BuilitossFM'rJ^s RED BARN m mile's Norltron ' Machine inedi. 2 wheel on 5 acros al Qjtil. includes 3 with 8*10 Tipoul Now carpols I relrigeralor. Adullt. 115. 1 Washington. Dishes, Furniwre, linoi. Mony other looluroi. ‘ FIrtI Segretailon Waler, from $80.00 on two and, three . ■ at near C.B. prices.- Now - • bodroom romal. additional 5 and drapes. J6.*00 Phone 734- bedroom Townhouses, 100 por 833 ! Shoihone St. North . I Used Custom Eieclrtnlcs. 5*3- Q-'x13't Boll sandor. 18" lable Pilmitlvo. Buyand soil. . Muit ,'ioe lo opprocioTOT" ~ ____ $88,000. ______. acre* availabio, Boauiilui - -55WflIlfif6e.m.— —rrrr:------cont financinB svattablercentactI -73^973.------(- 6J*5- - »aw-witnt 5 hor»9powor-;32'‘- OntySUO.OOO. sutxJtvlslon Croporty, Contact band saw. 16'' DoWalt 3 hor- ANTibbES /c o L tE C T jH u ^ m :— Gem Slalo Roally. 733-3387*. r magic Swap Shop._*51 Vora Goa 543-4D8S or Roboit WESIEHilREAlir 12 X eo DIPLOMAT, air con- ri sopower, 1 phase. IB" DeWall ■ iw BEDROOM APAhT mENT iTenOX' Floor 'yrnac^ riatu ral ! nAve. E.. Twin Falls. “ ■ 320 ACRES UNDER PRO. _ Jonos Roally 543^3.______^ _ J33-2365 ditionor. ; awnings, olc. Luy J. |IN THE COUNTRY. Small two f, gas. 167.500 BTU. Excellentt - 7rt horsepowor 3 phase. Soli or OUCItON wilh 2 pivoH, for rnnl. no (Wl* 734-*195 5 Irado. *23^950.______.C ,f FormDeporlment !WooKdays, 733-3S23. Evenings. |bodroom, c'rpeied. cioan, $t25 condition. $*00. Call 320-4.'55 I EXCEPTIONAL Mllque ploMS, ’ Ploniy ol wolor, plut moin 1 ACRE. 130 1 333. Eastland„ Jim Rllchlo...... 825-5571 734-2004. por I monlh. $50 dw ?*.' Adulls NEW r 1 and 2 bedroom apart- altore:00. (DIRT CONVEYOR for sale~or very , sturdy, hand-carved. Won lino , and 6 hondlinet. Soulh, milo oul ol diy. J25.000s BobFieldi...... 934-4773 1 only. N o -n je* ilT E u ilro d o r menls. n Appliances (urnished, font. Phone 733-4*72 or 733-1750. chair, , pre-rovolullonary,. fflid . ' S305.000. TERMS ______1960 12 x 60 Bellmonl.Wcllkopl. ' 30ml-reilitvw»;^,„, Light farm u lirm, 734-2050. ____O o n Y o u it,,,..,,7 33-7905 TOny r oxlras, Phono *38-9562. ; ulllllles paid. From $145 'Two 'DilYlflG. SELLING TRADInG ‘’. TWO. TENTS, ono 16'x16' an'd oak. < Couch and chair, pro-Cjvli CHOICE EJUIIOING location lor work available lo renter i(_- ..loeaiiops, !i Fiior_329-*053._ 'Furniture, appliances 4 An- ' one 9'«9‘, Doctor G-W. Atwood, War, ' $oik] mahogany. U70U1, now homo, 2rt acros lor ...... edro i*ll - bur. I'od*'In < )ME IN ro ih. good ' locaiion. Call 324-J636 or T lund your mon.y. If YOU 00 g.r r.tulU.lu bolor*I Iho .. llK X ' § 7330P6 or 733-2100.______appllancos are rocondilioneiJ.;I 1 cing possible. Hacienda MUSIC IS o ur lllb li^ g : XH f joui od 10 doft OI* up (Ro 32*-2811days.-- profession, 'fi.e pul our kaow . ^ 1 lOdctc id. You'll rout ilpm hat •08-277*. ______;______-. . how h on tho line for i j g j j iuolVr.pp (•lU dehxk Id' >h»d;IUr*nc. . TIDY TWO BEDROOmIiOUSE mont." Fully carpoiod. no pols. nq lo' or you ho»nl iioricJ let ih« i Phone 733-2658.______. FOR SALE; Small new Norclco Lessons L and discount u S s . I ^ •arry. tl irty o d t ealy. ReBl lila le advarlltlx FOR RENT In Buhl. Closo lo P KEROSENE. Filters. Ballorlos, 1 Bakers Roallslic Music. 329 I N.W. OUlre o»d n . II chBwluIlr xlund Shopping and schools. Cat 5*3- 0 mlni-kiichon. 2-burner oloetne.’ E he a- Misc. ContlncnDI Oil C o. 602 jFor motel unlis. Reach-in ' 3pp«oi*d - «nd you ~.II i> o l» o (»lun dlllonod. full llnished S C S ",»ov.od, yeu l»ll onr 01 W0l« ol th» youiurodmultb. « ifW FOR RENT 1 bodtoom houso. In J 2ndAveSo,TwlnFalls. jfosiaurant typo relfigoralora. - NEW*YMiA'HA“ I piAN0S7 ^ _ -< 1. thit «Mer geed fsr private parly < Wondefi.-wlthfuilba»omenier>d pb»somoftL_Carpcled.-tIrap«l.- - •IwoHarge-gas- furnace*, . o«MN5;7U»«-pi*mJs;-.Hno.— 1 ’.' ' S h (o'oid*'* lots of closets, yard c » e and ^ ' a . IR-TEMP oil lurnaee/oxce'Moni Wuiiiuer | side band. Friddairo Intlrumonis, I Seimur, Coan., .water lurnished. Call 7330t*6 for 1 shop or work room. Make an • Uatloa. ^D: PHONE 733-0931 TWO HOUSES IN COUNTRT”T ‘J sulomallcwasher.Call*3&0801., ' 'I King, Bundy, WARNER MUStC. , after *:00 p.m. (no pets or 'ollor. Sea sl 700 Maurice St.. ' ' 139 ShoshOAo Nonh In Iwin j,ody».,li»»_mbi» il^n o?d_y®“_> bedroom, Conuct 324-3971 afler children}. cl . 1 d o d iutc*«tl«l • — _ - • — — ' weekend or o»anings,73W0e0. • • FOR SALE w renlal- Broihvf F*ij»._ I ^ ■ Z I i??:______^ 2 f BEDROOM Apartment, bulil- • Soil your hotse, goat'^niJcp "or •and ’ ToyoU knllling nuchines. , TO PCACE YOUR AD; NICE 2 bedroom houso. $165 a Ins, In eiorage ca/porl, deposit,- chicken wilh ah easy guianieodI Filth Avenue NeedloCrall. 505 ' USED t HAMMOND' O rw n. monin. plus $75 doposit. No relorencos rc required. No pels. ' I Filth Avenue West-Jorome 32*-^• Beaulilui 0 - franch provligla l' ad. Jusi call 7330931 and wo'll styling,11185. Pnof»*nJS8fi- pot»,73*-2494.I , $l88a(ler5.7M:7729.$1 . hfllpyou, . . ’ ••‘ ■>S • 8

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Imlsllbloilloi! FOR SALE; 18' Tri haul sea This i § broe:o broe slop ihrough window, T wilhSShrs. with pwr, Chryjlor Skl'S, • lankitanks a'nd lllo lackets included. 7 S p o c e -; i l / i l Or tradell lor 10' soil contained ' campercami or W ton tr«k. See al ^ UbcUbor Camp House K 73*-3887. Reserved:

• 18iT HORSEh Evinriide mol«7l*' X UlArsen rs Crestliner aluminum For You • • boat. boat Accessories and trailer. A »00»00. Call belween 8 a.m. and * C o ll... : • p.m.p.m.733-80lB...... • • i7118' DUCK HUNTER'S spocial.25 Z 0 HP Johnson engine. Includes i X trailer. trail OOO. Call *23-57*9 eves. 733-0931 • 090 TPTT • BEiBEAUTIFUL 18 FOOT Chris Crali : i ^ H A InbInboard ploaiure boat, in­ ASK W cluding ciu, waler skis. Ule boll, seo - ^ o ^ ^ e c u to . Sacrllice. Phone I . . t .i — ■ ■ ■ ! • “ ABOUT nvwwwwwwwwwi

______p * GGUARANTEED -082 ~ 8»liolhsr-(u;nliuro, Make ollorf-734------&- - flpplianmi-Cain’s.73?-7iii.' . , „A' V^CHESTEH tot 4-10 Shot gun' w»50. lacks Included, 9J4-4195. 2780 or 733-1344. fFRIGIDAIRE slacked apartmoni - much more.-October-t2lh-l4lh------.Modllled In full choke, excellent I n i i . ’______■ 10-*:30625Shoup. "AkC A Rogisierod Boxor pups for 'ror sizo washoryflryor, $350. or bost sale. Phone 324-8356. alter 8 condillon, ali< M50. Call 5*3-5553 tOVtOh fool KII cabovor campor. Ls .Q.-SYSTEMS bass and iroblo |KINO SIZE MAHRESS and box o 082 “ Uke now 0150. Can be seen at ollor, 733-7922. GETGE 11(1 ol unwanted ilcms Call p.m. p allere.OO. uki ampilllor and spoaKcr, miisl springs, 3 years old, {99.95. ______305 305Plorco Sueet. Call 734-3121. - aoli,93<-4SSSatlefO. (Cain's. 733-7111,______------733733-0531 Thu Times-Nows 3 3* BOSTON SCREW TaTl ^ ACT Laundry dolorconl. C)jssjJ/ed.n[;5lVo()c PUPPIES p, J75 Can 543-6545 alter remington gua MODEL 1100 3" 12 1973 197 MODEL PULL CAMPEFT LOVELY 2 ploco sectional, Bl guajo magnum. J200. Phone (ter(tonl type). Soo al Labor Camp SMALL Maonavox sloroo AM- ! Biodooradablo. 25 pound box U l llllltllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiiiliiililliiiiD ^ 8:00. 934. makos boauiilui cornor lor |o J9.66. M iY ELECTRIC 44t “ GARAGE SALE: Octobor t*!?! ®' 93*-S515 Gooding,' hoiHousol6arcall734-3867. FM. Exeollonl condition. 73*- ,afrangemeni. Velour labric, M. . • M^aIlOf5'30. • Main Avenue Eajt 733-6212. = DO IT YOURSELF!f s p e c i a l s -LI___ =..«•;t2-5:00. October 15|h_gi5.0Q,.2QOa- .y7 - -ttlO>JU-7S97, . ------Hntcrow Drive. Lols ol maternliy • Y i^ L t I - A K C “'Aeglslered ' 7 'FO 0 H SALE: 7 MM Weathorby 1973 ROAO RANGER. 9 ^ ' .TWO Alloc .13441 spcakofs. tRECLINER. large man sijo vinyl,” USEDJJ WESTINGHOUSE Z5 ''• * * X 7' i Gloclof Gold...... E cloihos CIO' and baby Iloms. Lois ol csjnpor. oxcelleni condition, ■ * X BAAonllcollo...... Magnum, Phone654-738l. / &elM. Walnui cablnots. foam «m o s , Cain’s, 733-7111. WASHER, ^ Excollont condillon, Z ...... 5,49 r mucoiianooml mis ___ _ J1,3io.*Z«890,______flfill3.733-Mt1.Allor5:30p.m. $100orbcstollor,n4-C08S. Z - **8W illow...... 4 PIECE UVING ROOM SET, like ...... 3.49 Z DON'T DO MISS THIS ONEI ■ 19;197* 8' Teepee Camper With 21! 4 * 8 Mojonile...... overshot. Real pice. S119S. 733- now, sola, lovo scat, ottoman - ...... 5-^’ = Thursday Thu only. 10-5,236 6lh Avu, « OLDER flolrlgoraior. cxccitcni 2Z 'iCDX Plywood...... 9.’ 5 - Eas S g l M P S i 122m S;crli>iEooili SofM ' alter 5:30 p.m. '“;II78 fiimihife t tirpels *and chair, horculon and ° EasL Everylhlng imaginable. *38-*370 ** before 8:00 or alter 8:00 naugahytJe. 733-3327, '*running condiiian, Copporione. Z- 5 -B co x Plywood...... 10.95 = dfnnorwaro. dim beds, lurniluro p PJ j^ u p e r t.______en J70. Phono 733-3254, - : * * 7 *3/8 AC...... 8.95 Z BRUNSWICK AND DELMO pool 1976^ DELUXE 8'*" cat«vor "^WBGE Kmglirp bodroomToT, - - No.2 8 e ir2 « 0 '» ...... 300.00 per ihou. — swir PURE BRED Doberman pin- tabtablos, now and usod. Air camper. . . . Uko new. Sloops *. -•All—wood, very nicc. Askino on n] Ippliintti JAPPLIANCE REPAIR. j;Z Procutilud*...... scher pups. 2 weeks old the Ho Stove. ovon.5*3-U31. Relrigoratora, Iroozors. •• ...... 1.*0eo. Z Chll Hockey, loojball. Senrice all stc 7a3-*314. m Econo itu d i...... 10/lf77. KO. oach. Call 734-580* mamakos. Open evenings unlil 10 _ washers, dryiirs, ranges.. S ...... 59 CO, - "Hi: 01733-2352, o'c Z '.81rch*'x8'...... o'clock, James Clark, 733-5801. B' B' CAMPER Full overshot, homo .^ IN G ROOM SET. China EDUCATED j RANGES. Avocado. (leatlno " and air conditioning. “ ...... 19.95 - GIANT GIA YARD SALEI Appliances, Ono year parts and labor q nvmado. MoUI. gas heater, gas -ciblnoi, bylloi, tablo wlin 4 ' General refrigeration. 423-43C6. ; 3'i Fiborglaulni...... I r iq. It. • lurniluro, lurn misc. Friday and PI llghls. stove, ico box, bullHns. warranly, M I Y Electric 441 2 Ponicol Boerd...... PROFESSIONAL GROOMING. IJi ';"ctlii;ifs. Call 7344780. J ...... *,95 Z Saturday. Sati Oct, K-15.10 a.m, lo 5 Stud Sl sonrlce. Vacallonlng? I'll 000.733-5358.1*QAustln Slreel. Main Avonuo East. 733-U12. WASfTER'~and ^ -Jrvor m good •Z Over 70 varialiet o< woll ponel o_.m. 357Tr'inn______looling ond bolh tile boord ” . board your dog. Cherl Miller -= 8W Over shot camper, gas ' SOUO Oak square dining room WOOD < COOK STOVE RANGE, condition. c< «:;iitl alli'r ;> p.m. 733- Z - Koun:9o.m,le6p.m.m.Mon.thruSot. ~ GARAGE GAf SALE: Octobor 14ih Ki 8587,llnoan5wi.'fC.sll733W7. » Kennels, *23-5104. 1977 U ARCTIC CAT PANTERA refrlgoralor. Carpollng. Roal •■Ublo- and six chalra, has 5 Monarch, i 324-4 737allor S. 8. and 15ih. tO-5, Cornor Poplar S0(5000 F.A., 130 miles with gauges ,J .one734-6*»...... I selection i of'nianis, troos a iid ' Tolocaiion. 281 Blue Lakos Blvd. i|i' Directory, evergreens. C. II733-2697, ' North, N' Nexl to Taco Bandldo.' ' ; ISllMlDIO 10' ll totoscoplng wllh gas-elecirlc SooS) our boauiilui laciiity os ol glHgorator and slovo, {750.934- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin = ^ Ociobor17th. 733-2352.______. STOCK!! ■ i |iiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii i 088 GoodIhiojslow- g REGISTERED AKC Chocolale Lab pjps lor salo: 7 weeks old. n i 'tn APPUANCC REPAIR ~ ------MEATCUniNG'.iG~.. .. - . r s w ^ aTR eS you PICK OR PICKED 328-4071 ^ allor 6 p.m. 543-6444 127 ibioTSoK - S CARPENTCR ilijoHZZZZZZ = beginning Oclobor I 3I. 1 mllo n, CENTURY Z Eugono SmIlh. 30 year# ox- 3U to inspect bur ~ ' BUYING.'IG-SELLING-TRAOING. - noi Days. ______,,1V ' s . Rough or finish, rer nonh ol, Hagorman, Dick Pope ,r DEaT thE 1978 Price IncroaM. porionco, roasonablo (ales. riiMii TTil — 'aelllllos anand watch .your ~ Usoq nmorchandiso and, an- “ 0 ,, PUPPIES TO Give AWAY TO a' : oddillon#. paneling., Call Al. 734- - , Jt. jJack Easterly's - iiquns..l Orchard, P‘ We still havo Suir Dusl and « , >mher». dryori. ringos. ctc. — ------G(-GOOO-HOMEr-AsscTtcd-soxtw------JIIJIOMIJIIKE^ —NAmpa-CMcl-Canipora, Sport.____ !___1. , . S - .2S7B.,— ^—------Z ------Custom-Meat-G.l-Gulting:-0?trell—Z ------Avo'FTI = - - ™ and colors. Can 734-5524, I :------Ettslorly'a Mobiloblie Butcherlna ’ T'Oft SALE; Almonds. This years 261 Addiion. Kings K Motors Homos, all al 1977 ’ APPLIANCE REPAIR ■*______- 'crocrop, 329 Addison Wost Phono i prlcos. Coming in 78 SportKlng . _ 'S • CEMENT FINISHINOO ■ Z -Service. 32*4651. FOR SALE: Full Irljti'SoilOf. ■ = TJ&ESE'SERvk;e z . ^734-49*4. F A v e .W o it e Z REFRIGERATORS. FREEZERS.SRS. S REAL CRAFTSMANSHVNSHIP; For - »^^e. Good dog. Phono 543- hllh Whool ond Travel Trailers.- "tT :i ranges,waahbfa.dfyofs.Vem's’^ ,5 - S youf concrote floys. ------Z WILL CUT C down, (rim your ~ ^ 7 3 3 -5 0 7 0 Norlh N Counlry Store. N. Uncoln, 5 - • AppliarKOS Repair. 733-M66. 875 .cut up your wood for loss, — APPLES. „ Coles Orchard 3 mtlos Joromo. Idaho. '• 875 _ . Bidewalks. driveways.5!%iS‘S ( E ' MtATCuniN.q_!5------. z Itoes. Cl south ol Buhl 5*3-8025. ^ Jl : Filer Avonuo West. ich. Bilk *23- - UIRD Moat PrProcessing lit _ Insured.ed.733-*912. • Z M TTie Rnlshing Touch, E ...... ^FOR RENT Now motor homo, - 486O,John.32W150-9.___ Z (niles Souttiotf Joi Jerome. Meal lor — ______^ IB l i - • ~ Arl]lin ------— sale, culling I ai and wrapping. ’ _ WiNOOVlOWCLEANING ' “ APPLES: AP Rod dollcious. _ sloops 6. Hacienda Homos. 902 f U P P L T WestZ Addison. Phono 733-7568 Z quick (reeling,ig, sriwking and 2 19 vearsars experionco. serving Z 'onatlun. Goldon Oollcioua, 1978 tS MAULE M-5. 210 C. *89 - CONSTRUCTION' ______"• cuiing, cold st lagtc Valley. Privalo homes •• enl« •nd-(Ock-p>l«s FEED-e- ^ ^ ^------SERVK>i'XX ■ • •« THIS TH AD-lN-4-Y0U'LL--0ET- Chartcr.-Ptiono"Joo Cl Roundy'fl' w J /^.Trowbridge BUatlng. 734-5409.i H — GOARANTEI ■fV^NTEED work. Free = YOUR YO GAS FOH 60.9 gallon: Tho Skyways SI 733-8261 ovonlngs 734- VAOTIONV 6PECIALI For rent Z ■ CUSTOM BUTCHrCHERING - = mates. Insured. Davo S Pop Foi Shoppe, 1102 Klmt>crly 2) 1J7B 25' Explorer Molor home by T O Z MOBILE unit for for callle. sheep Z ion. Magic Clean Man. Call » Ro. 2!!:______i125 j IfirilTfiilw t’itho day. week or month. S BtcUioa M fvi«.“ Exca¥aiinfl 1 O “ and hogs. 10 yea ______19S8CESSNA ll 172 a beaulilui low Reserve now. Joromo Fiscus. - L . S e w llrw*. Oooe Randall, 423 OTalterep.m, Z - ______:______R ■ s I RESULTS' * Z Rodney Lallln,rprorett^-' Pr = ^ .DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS and limo lif air crali.-new poly paint, 17W 17 ^ IK onialned Foresier,. _Jerom«_3244<2a_or_733-92fiS _ j ----- g « « 5750,______. _ _ ------_S ------,^ 9)—trstr:—inrxpensiTe—and—2 _ , ' -flo m an -O ea u tT -a p p le sr^ w -iniorli;!, "in w|ieels~and~Orakosr Itavol Iti Irailor. ' Eiceiieni con- evenings,q ______M prolit.1litaWu io ioir-unwanted ^readyl Neibllt Orchard, call 733* Engine.-radio. Ei .ELT, see lo dilion. dl Call 733-8962, evenings Z CASH BUYERS ate walchlni S- GRAVEL-cnusRUSHED ANO PIT 2 ns With Claisiliod ads. Place " ^7595^______appreclato. 8{ 73Mt98or733-553l. ■733-2043; ^ ' Can-bo seen at *90 'iire -.t DOUBLE wIdE, '3 b«ilroom: —' ' ® 7 7 T h o Want Ads everyday. Thoy'ri West Heyburn. , FIED- • = 'RUN-TOPSQILOIL . .___ _ - yourir ; ad today Dy dialmn 713- Z C/CARROTS, and can n in g — SI1.900. Shingio rool, wood going to buy Irom somoonoS- - : CLASSIFIE 1. Z tomaloos, >01 ^ miles Norlh ol tho FOR FC SALE HALF INTEREST in ______sl siding, alt oloctric. Delivered ■■ and II irlghi as woll bo you. 733 _ _ , ■ “ Wo will djiiver,vor. Drain Field - Northwest Crane Z ______—* ba bank In Filer cn Fafr Road, Call very 'J® cloan. Booch 35, Call 423- STORAGE ST For motor homes anC and „ setup. {1200 down and {ISO .0931. 3 N sower (ock Nor IAS TREE C A R E ______Z 32i 4368, traiiers.Call733-1874, trnx)nih. Hacienda Homos. 733- ^ I SECTIO^ Z end Rigging. 733-133-1234, Z 32W015 noon or ovonings. FRUIUIT T r e o a p r u n e d . Maxwell'sZ Garten, - — 7568. 7* S ROAOORAOER M'OUCEO TO FtLL t*- Oom “ Shrubbjbberles. also topping and I U ,75 PICK APPLES J*.00! wind lalk’ iii 12 Bnlslllirliillim Travel f, Trailer. Ck>c>d condillon. FOfl Fl RENT: New"Hunlaman 19' “ removioval. FREE esllmaios. 734- . “ Custom blade work, ,5‘ Oavi ” : BCT H O F S2.00. Grecnridge Orchard, onu _____ S______P Phone32«-5811. aeir-contalned a< mini molor ■ ' Gotllrodson, Phono fUA-rXt, - SMS.l.Lerrd Ll Message. - homo. Call Rulf-lt Easy. 733- • I MOUH RACKHOE3E service. ■ mile soulh. W mile west, andCiCHRYSLER Boats and motors. ■ - • n< 3lrt_m ovlng,_» _ PAINTING___ BOutholSouthPark.733-3682, CalkinsC. trailers. Jeromo Im- EQUALIZER E( hitches Installed. 82*4. K ----- • z _____G ravtl_i'j\;K...(3ir|_ UNSON TREE SERVICE , Z, ____ -g>T^--.a?wEnHQ. -7; ~ ^ “ Building demoliiio<». on ------• ------— z ■ m bIn! ■ plomonlCo. pl 324-3311. Jorome. no n< waltlno, biller brakes and n. excavation. Z . PAINTING ol! all types, inlerior Z " ' fT irt^ •______wirlngwelding. wl Phone 70M281. 197* , 9] Champion 2*' Motor Home, •iu--..CARPET INSTALUTXW ANI • S 733-3341. nr:iIna, lopping, and Z gn090 PtlstSopplirs s 2 -" flEPAia32M232. ______• Z and exterior, c oving. FREE ostlmaies. Z ^ SEARS 14' Aluminum boat and low mileage, excellent con- ______Z celling and wall traitor, JSOO tor both. AntlQue FOR FC SALE: Nice 17\1' Shasta ditlon. S ' tM05.*38--»m • CARPETCLEANIWO ired. 20 yeats exporionce. j - ______• = - S • .I^EATCUTTiNQ" — typos. Free osllr no733«l88. - AKAKC~BRITTANY S IjfflblOS trailer with wiro wheels. B25- Trailer. Tr Good condillon. Sleeps 6447. .• *. - ^ ‘’'It-.,BEST STEAM CLEANTNOTF're!Free - W ltOOAM earmNGaING at jack'. = Lowprices.Phor = = " “ popoodles. Also german’ ^ *. not self-conUined. 54M628. ia p UlililT Triilers S ' .v-ostlmatet. Besl prk:es In town.tovn . CoatomCuttlng.OUICK . ______sheshophards, spilt, dalmaliana,- - U ^servJce, ; FiNO SKiLLEO'v•6 wo'rkcrs lo hofp - Hm JHv ENCU3SED BOAT STORAGE 2!E d uc ed i969. is- road ~ douUaswap.324.6tf1. IDY MAN______^ Z .1^2;Mac'sKcnncls. 538-2317, t z protjicms around Z " £ " “ 1 Call7:&2®^l-...... : . SlRUNNER .TRAILER HOUSE FOR c SALE: 16' flal bod. — Hou£mrooveMEHf' ‘ ■ — your homo liy checking thc - S - . -HANDYIDY.MAN,jaintfopfllr..lix-_Z. AM{AMERICAN..PIT-Bull-Oogs.- ‘U: .8loops.fl..lols.0(.extras, very . Gooseneck.q lnllef..Xl5S0,.JIfm.-___ =------Uusiiioss Diro Dirociory-in“ ino— -•------up.-of^yhaul#way,.Y*Jd»cl*an«l — - puapu^s..notcnicts..reglslercd - .NE'^fl'SKl.DOAT..novor -NE twon. cloan. soll horn* by twice the In Z G ol roady 1 tor winter. S ___ now 302 Z-molor, all now V-drlvo FOR SALE: *x8' wido. hoaw ‘ «■ walls, windowa. tree esllmalesUI09. m m trnent. Remodellr>g ' outm te«l»o(k.7M «47 !l?ngl}yR.S = “ Reasonsonablo. Dependable. 329- ~ 282 8 9 MONTH Old AKC flr^tiarTy and compononts, $*,300. Call 5lh WHEEL FRANKUN. 2T air duty Ji Irallor axles with elociric — RlvofCor^giructlbn, 733-J pupstor8aIe.C;all5*3-5579. • = m o ' _ 5439an'anytime. - • pu{ *23-5102 altor 5:00. ”condilionod. awnings, car- b ^ e s wllh tires for {120. Call pelod, quallly oastorn built. 788-3109. •— ■ Z HOMC REPAIRS ______“ CUSTOM Electroctronie's C.B. and Z paInW^tlNG - For S Sale: Puppies *5 dollars s Must seo lo appreclale. Phono S CARPENTER business Radio . SAILBOAT SPECIAL National' - j r . Z MR. HANDY-MAft Your Yo^ amaO * commercial bu NCER'S PAINTING. Interior S oach.Yourcholco. racod rj Coronado. 15'a. were 320-5038. '______r^EW r^i 8' 1 12' random axlo utility CARPENTER, ahlnglos. .Ill Carpentry... S _ Solos and Serviervice. Buhl. 543- Z SPENC -• Bv Z ‘ Jol* ■Spaclftllal. Can . . ' and exteriw. ei Residential and - - — 11655,. Now $1795. Fully 1D’197* ROAO RUNNER Travel tntrailor. 8 tty tires, Hiich adjusts ■.B« comoni. Froe" flMlnutei; D; feptlft. 7W- Z “ how Of Job. Wayne Kenned; ______Z comm(imerclal, lon yoare ox- «■ TWO J,w MALE RMistered English equipped 01 wilh tmilor. Catalina I'slrailef,-l5-. Sleeps 8 con>- f0snrI«»ll725.B5W2(J).lo r Pointer pupa. Top blood linos. 2: - 73:>«32<. — , ~ VACUUM CLEANEANERS______‘ - wwiowence. Freo estimates. Call Z ^ 22'slnatock.SAlLHAUS 382S.- 'orfortable. Pf)ono678«6*.. . rt and Judy Spencer r * - - Call678-72ir.Burley. w ' Locust. U Twin Falls 733-6227. 1 a (WW homo call ■ - ' 02 Alb hrls ( iUteuffics ______■ = IN BUILOINO a I .19,1973 CAMP TfWLER 18' ® S :._ CARPENTER $ — . = • EARTH MOVING m usrorCenimVtiI Vacuum Syatemj. - COMPLETE REMODELINi ■RUCTION; Z WeeofViceallmjII makes. VACUUM z gUD' EL Cavonun, dual LPG tanka, gas WANTED J" OLDS Toronado 68 or a u S - PIONEER CONSTRUC e le c tr h : z 157121 tots ( Uvise ttniJ 12i 12 t a n t Haina Itnn or electric rolrlgeralor, LPG v - ''* ' serrtce Inctudlng cabinets an ients Blit - CLEANERS DFOF IDAHO.1 Comer - pes ol wiring, eallsfection z later, wrecked or damaged. : paneling. Free estimates., Cac ^ * S Trenching. baaemerMs .. I W furnace, many extras. Excelieni Must u havo good chassis, low _____ p ^ i . and Urxl levelimidling. Call = o f ^ E w la n d E inteed,733«»4. - . . TO-.nMor73W413, ; -— “ . 1027. condilliyi. Phono 733-4379 altor miles, “ also car trailer. 73*4219. . 2 73»>570, , 5:30. 5;: Sloops 6. LP gas light, ^ .O a u n WE REBUILD Hydraulic jacks al -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllriiiiiiiiiiiiru iiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiin iiiE ^ 1971 23' Kit Campanion. lulty AB80TTS ^ AUTO SUPPLY. 306 W iN e iZ E N D W solf-conlafned. lubind slKMor, - »SlwshonoSl South. Wv fl|'G «m Equipment LawnIW! < . - ^ V lranoe, and nTrlgeralor .wKh ' .i k k x s Transmission, almoal ’ know you'wrvwof ked hord lo own frsffflira5 ; corntartment.- 'Wnf St». Phone 5434029 or We eiio know ihot unle«i your k sto«p.-7. 2 oatSng areas. 1 ». - «;3-5582. ______]_* jr boot ll prop. \ colcoilont corKJIIIon, tJ.850. Call ^ erly winterized, you could be Ic 733-4019, NENEW and usod VW parts — ceilsry cotli. Freezing woter ondol^eTe"n*^'on ]■ rebuiltrei engines, all sUes. Fully mietcen »erlou»ly domoge yourjrfcriglne. h M guaranteed — will Install 733- -reS7-afler 5:00 and anytima-on _ MU'BS. TO0I rAtTBT- WnfflM(aaa KKDIT-'''' . ' - m a KXtoL wra en TonI HUTK DUT nn m nrmi COMPLETE weekends...... “ isnsom. - ' ' Part*4$«rvlc*E)«pt. tqTOYOTA “ l"200~ engTne “ mcI ‘ •transmission, comploio, {ISO. .1 ^ ' plumber . C A R P EIN N T T E R , . ',E‘BUILDER CAF^RF^ET CLEANER I OATIWAY 78M868. « ______• tiEM EQUIPMENT LAIJ1WN& LEISURE T raito r C « n f# r fTURBO i i HYDROMATIC 409.2n^ A vcnuii^uth 7 3 3 -7 4 9 6 J Blake Al Addlton Av*. W. jpTRANSMISSION , Qroat con­ i'H iM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllU lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllM JIIM M IIIIlIKiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiH p a^ ^ TwinFolli , , 7M -34il dilldition, asking {200CaIl82M118.------

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by Dick Covollf- I WINTHROP

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m s i i s s s i I \n ,, tapal • Sjcils Cais- ^ in Aulo Pills 8 Sctesitniej 'ni & siPiiiirss 1HO .I-ci: ^ NEW 2V Machinery trailer. MAKE I SEVERAL TRIPS lo FOR SALE: Corlilled V.I ONE OR TWOdayotd^caTvoa,1 IFOR SALE: t975^oglstefod hair 3 axles, goosonock hitch, U497. RawallI or etsowhoro with iho 1957 { Chovy truck *-speed I& ' u ’ alL stato Italian paganl COVER HEAD PIPE HACK lor a 1959 VOLKSV/AGEN Bug. good Russel sood poitloos. Slovoeo’ Bo« Canyon Llvostock. Not eniri 'wolth/lhorouohbrod IIMy. comparo anywhoroi Hunter's r long wheel base pick-up. 326- running condition. Good snow. Classy lype. Ooaulllul mover. money you'll save by buying iransmission. i, J75.829*188. Manulacturod. chorry red color, li F im t. Nawdate, l Sunday. S36-»03or&36-?3S1. < Aulo Town 4 RV C. iN'. 522 tthis Lockwood 2-row Boot good rubber, In running con- 5 Iires and car-iop carrier. $300. aM iM 469 Will make Huntor-Jumpor. Adtllson 'ivr-'ioVMsl, 733'05:6 I ------0 Endurance or ploasuro Harvester, Tank lype., row 1961 is BUICK *01 cuDic Inch dlllon. d As IS $100.837-^79, , . 543-5263.______hT r C’S CUSTOM BUT- ' 1965 C 60 V-« 327 5 3peod72 - , prospect. Has boen atarlod FOR SALE: Two Hosston 60-A findor, oloctrlc ctuich. Just engine, or approximaloly 1500 CHERING and procossing Call I J2700.I Usod lightly 3 seasons, m 1973 750CC Honda. 10,000 miles. sspood. 2 TON TRUCK. Beel. 1972 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER ' ] under saddle by prolosaional Stack movers,' Comptelo wilh ^ mllos 10 0 quart doll. Fits 1957- grain and calllo box 16' long :STATION WAGON Many oxiras, 733-7*M days and 713 * 560 | Coll83748tS. mVb J200.1958 383c,l.Chryslor. WIndlammor. '' bags, -trunk. t trainor. Phone Hagerman 837- leodors, longuos and ttacks, gauges, roll bar. running lights, boublo i ram hoist, roal good oxcollont condition. $3695 . 734-' 1 nlflhls. ' I Liko now. Call evenings. B.J. J50, 292 cubic Inch Chevy six. C 8226, 18' FLATTRUCiTbed. laminntod $1550.733-3637, tires, ^ vory good shapo. Seo at 5212 wookdaya. 733-2990. UROE BALES s r n n toaly hay. Garrom702) 752^530,______'loor. 686^7535 »;J50. 230 cubic Inch Chovy six. ’ Twin Falls Auto or call 324-5139 wockondsandovonlnas. Vl mite elly. U poi bato. 733-[; LARGE SELECTION of dolryy ONE( PALOMINO QUARTER J50. 2 chromo I0"x15" wheels 197rfs'‘.>)huZUKl i 8000 mil.i-> a j ll2:00-l:00orallore:00, • K6I. hoKori and cow*. Soma cloi*.• HORSEMAnE.3yearsold,bro(J> FOR SALE; Throo row Farm­ hand bool han/oslor. Good G^EEN CHOPPING. Silago Irwl lor {f Chevy or GTO. J50, Two 1965 $600nrhCbt<'’V> J ■••J213 1978 VW RABBIT, now tiros. Call iprlngan. Buy. tell or trodo,>, li In May. should loal In Ap/if. Call condillon.Call 32B-*726. Filer. supreme dealer. Jim Lillibridgo, Pontiac black tuck-n-roll 19MCHEVR0LET1 li Ion, neoTs 7734-7205. FOR SALE; 100 Ton ol 1st eul- • ie2-3^36m--'nM.:3. t- mlla South on Soulh Slue *< 7i,i,n.vi3 buckets, bl good condition, $50. M^UST fc SELLI 197* YAMAHA 250 a ‘ liltto work. $925,324-2960.^ ting AlliJlagruj. Call 78S-27:S. Loket blvd. 734.2053. I*' BEET BED. Roasonablo ------Also Al havo a S-spood Iran- t, 1975 NEW HOLAND Slacker, gr MX. oil road, never beor> raced. VW wlin naiv cnclno. cood HAY TRUCKERS, will, boom WESTERN SHOW SAD0L6 olfor, 536-2709, 1 smigsion. clutch assembly, $*25.7a-ll7.Sf, ______1965 5 FORD Super Van. low IItiros. A-1 condition. Soo Labor < ' FOH SALE: Hail-btood beolaio 733-6788. _ Many M. bell houaingj. heads. load. Also boomj for salo. «3- beauiilully toolod, oxcollont MASSEY FERGUSON 255 = mileage, good condition. Phono CCamp House 16 734-3667. bull call. Sirod by tho million condition. 733^215, Intakes and various olhor parts 1972 ^ HONDA MOTOR SPORT S«W. Oloscl. *90 hours, lully oquipt, , LOCKWOOD /2 Ma'r'kl“ ^ d (S 350.7.000 miles. $500 or trado lor 543-8-130. * ______^ ,•1965 V,V/, Campor, Radul litos'.., dollar txjolato bull "HB-lS" Cab. blower. {6.950.423449*, | lor Chevys loo numerous to list, , Joo'aP/ldo. This Call's averaoo MOLLYf MULE FOR SALE;Broko Harvoslor Phono825-5180 CCatlj 733-6436 Irom 7 o.m, to 5 7 - 32*-3876, ______197* 1 DODGE V, ton pickup lully atlachablo a tent. Runsoxtrumeiy ALFALFA HAY. ‘oP dally gain alnco birth has been to i rldo. work or pack. Call 376- p.m.. ask lor am or 3264542 1977 YAMAHA XT 500 D Enduro. oquippod. ® Call 678-28C3, vwoll. 3264126. crop. MO per ion. Boll RaplM. WANTED 200 bushel por hour ' 3.57 Ibs. Lot him put Ihat high 5*10. « . . fFOR SALE: One harrow bod V altor 8 p.m. s *1 ^ o t logal. $1100. Phono 543- ______i1972 MERCEDES BENZ. 280 3,0. ic^crai-e3\r conception rale. caMng oaso. 1046. Call 93*-833« or 934-5152 capacity ' corn dryer. 543-6388, FOR SALE; 1 196* GMC 66 4 * door, air. automatic, all powor..-. , rapid woloht gal". »hd strong MOVING, ^ lorced lo aoll Pinlo '/. jaltof 6:00.______- FOR SALE; 1966 VW Iransaxto. i quanor horso gelding. 7-yoara , J150. I pull II. J100 you puil 11. 1975 V 100 KAWASAKI Dirt and Cpassenger school bus, V-6 oxcellont 0 condition. Call 733- jo TON Third culling fi*y. tMl«l* hybrid vigor Inlo your call o 1170 CASE TRACTOR wllh Cab, I 8211 In Hold. JJO pof ton. Call SW4011' oroup. Wo Invilo your In- old. c }650. VIckof saddle. S200. I GEHKZllIQEI Call i 536-2384, road. n Bought new in 78. Only eongino, with 5-spood trans- 8 hoaior, and radio, loss thsn 1*00 ______1.S*0 1 miles. Runs great. Call 73*- rmission, good condition: 1 1965 5r54Wa8a. spoclion and calls. JacoCison 32W034, 3 . [hours,callaller8nm 4ii-«*n IDAHO | TRACTOR s.ilvago. Casli p-; 1971 240-Z 4' spoedT maas“ 'D!7. " Boelato. Haoorman, Idaho 837- FOR SALE. 1975 Hardtop lor 124 6697or733-7*09. 6 ______FFord <8-passongor school bus, Ilor used wheel and crawler V-8 onglno. with 5-spood trans­ $3,500 Firm. 733-39« 40 TONS Firsl culling n a ^ f 6226, f tractors. Savo 50 por cont on Flat Spider good condition, 197* -,'i SUZUKI 165 Good con- ^ ^alo: Ooidon Carler. 733-7»a FOR SALE; Heath 6 rcw dry ! Nogollabto price. 733-7726. ditlon, ^ Catl 734-2726 days. 733- I!mission, good condllion. Phono pans. 733-8293. 'll 32*4426 or 324-5546. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BAJA BUG. FOH SALE OR TRAOE: Bosl ■ * M l bean cutler and 6 row cenlcr ______F(FOUR Good-yoar sloni Dolled 14**allor*:00. ii now motor, good condition.- HAY FOR SALE: McKlIlrlCk's, ollor. I blond, 2 red Scolch' Horsa jj trailer onclosod, sildo delivery ^ wmd rowoi. Uscil very CUSTOM | PLOWING * bollom radlals. ra GR70 x 15, 3,000 milos . 1969 FORD F-lOO pickup. Ex- ,phonoflltor6p.m.733-5604, Sallovuo. 7e»-nSI. Slart Cartor. iHighland bulls. Molba. Id. 205- ^ lltllo. Willing lo deliver. Phoncl- Walts i plow. Discing, roller on oi llros Four American Racing 1976 1! TRIUMPH Bonn^villo! liiTp , windows, now condllfon. $1*95. ^ coilont condition, $1100, Phono FORSALE; 1975 FIAT X-19 Now jBfome,3?4-4;a8.[Xillvorea. ■*9?-;503.0vonlnoB.______*23-5690. j602-2974590. harrowing, j Rotoroncos. Ablo to MMao W heels. Alao njw , now n J1600. Cail 543-5909 afler j 7334337 or 7334037 [ six.- radial tiros. $3,500 call 733-2161.. PRODUCERS Live Stock J Irsnsport oqulpmonl. 625-558* Sacrllice, & Call 73VS395. s ^TRAW ANO ha/ (or salo. 5963 ] ONE. INTERNATIONAL 6 tnw altor6:0Qp,m, ] ______TWO Bob tail polalo trucks, lor altor 6:00 p.m. Chovrolot pIcKup wilh atocK iMa/kotlrtg Ajsoci.vion An- 1977 11 WW * Horso Traitor. J1900. ?boot cultivator, complete wiih ______1£ iW tRIUMPH Thunderbird. 700 ] Call93*-516J.^ I 289 *-barrol engine snd * Ford c< salo or lease. Coll Carl Hailaday. lOT DATSUN 240Z Excelloni f*C.k, 9.1^ '’jr. Inounclng Wookly Dairy, salo. C all tools 8*5-2360. CUSTOM ' PLOWING and 2® cc^c^loctor's biko, $350, Afler 3324-3463 aller 8 p.m. , Starting Oclobor 20, 12 o'clock discing. Phono Larry Crut- slislotiod dish cl;r jmo wheels 7” x 5. condllion, 717 South LlncoJn, ' * Joromo, $3695. Phono 3244486. f IBST. second and ihitd cutllnfl on ! Thursdoy, Joromo. Idaho. ■ WANTED: Qood usod larm cbllold < lor scheduling, 8374815 1*”.73*-3720or734-3 »3 . - 1970 CHEVROLET ton. tong ! 32*-43*5. I Hagerman SUZUKI RL-250 Trail biko w’ilh dayllmo. 678-1626 ovonlnge.* • •- t\*y(ofs»IO.3W-??09. m m m m i machinery. Wo buy, sell or sell I trait conversions, llghtlno kil. narrow box. air conditioner, tor you, MOLYNEUX canvos cover. Loss Ihan 500 power ! steering, powor brakes, 1973 MA2DA WAGON, 21 ANGUS and Black Baity - fCH SALE; Bailoy . ’nw. Call I BROWN AND Black lacod Ewo9. MACHINERY ^ CO.. 1M2 Floral SPRAYING, ‘ Will spr-iy anylhinn mllos, JlOOO, Call 4234471 altor 7 350 molor. automalle Iran- condllion, moving - must sell 6J05. j; chcmical or lurnish own. 3190. altorSp.m, _ . WANTED: Whoal. barloy. mijod 255 MASSEY FERGUSON fHcliCopieiAgSpray. 73*-3863.,.- / ____^ ' flftin, and oats. Frod Ptins. Box diflsol, fully oquippod, 318 197* HONDA 135 Rjcor, $435. 1969 1 INTERNATIONAL Mon • l'972 DATSUN 240 2. NcW:______Canyon Live Stock. Inc. S35- WANTED. i Fall and early winler MILKGOAT ^ and olx month old hours. «700. Phono 7334710. ( Good conditloh, calK 5i^55 or jjr#Y0l_|ruck. r 5_Dlu3_2._now___ -lunnyrPUtoUed^anoon father,— . .CUS10M_PLOWING_wilH_Of____ •538-2777,- •• - rdbuilt , motor, 678-0936,______—— -p«stuf«lof500he»do»eow»-or- -I -« without anhydrous ammonia C,B. LOADEDt $300. FlRMI ony portion thoreol. 733-6336. roolstorod,32W187. f • >197* STEIGER *-«hecl drivo QflEEN CHOPPING, Phono 3»- ' traclor wfcab Excellent Con- 19.00 3 open ground, JtO.OO hay or ■_____^ 1949 i FORD F-l pickup. $500. Call Phono734-64i0aliet5o.m. ' 4IP3 or 3»^9e4. Loo's Cusiom dlllon, 127,500, IfOCV,Miko Goll 73^0199. ^ 878-3788.Altorep.m,______^ 13E • Hejvj tquipneni ' 1072 VOLKSWAGEN, Heal Farminq. Filor. 1972 International No, 155 5 1973 FORO 'fl ion Explorer. Wondorbug, air conditioning, ~ ’bottom plow Reconditioned. bags or bulk. M BURLEV imSIOCK ' Bottom Walts plow. 1975 GMC - 320 acrcs on Bell Rapldi, Gnod Phono flrowsr at 3M-5na or 73*- 3 HORSEPOWER volumo 5V: ton truck 19G5 FroiQhtlinor ih,lul. 543-5090 ovoninos. PHONE (208) 436-4742 1961 CHEVY PICKUP, 4-spoed. FOR SALE, 1966 Chovy V4 ion. . 63K).______irrigation pump, oxcollont Wllh 35 It. ticiii.-M«. . Call belore • 283, radial tiros. $600,934-5920, 4x4 engine, noods work, $800^QI_ COMMISSIDIiyAIUIS 4 1 0 -6 T H ST. boBtolIor.5*34149.. . , . . . ______condition. Alter 6 p.m. 32*-5818. 8a.m,orallerCpm.53&-2478 153* CHEVY TRUCK, orlolnal 110 Head extra good whlra~ PLOWING with 4-bOllom W.iIIS' . RUPERT. ID. 8 3 3 5 0 ; plow, discing, roller harrowing, B enoine, lor sate. Phono 837- 1972 SUZUKI lour whcol drivo. " 1130 MASSEy' Good condition- loco Kerolord Sleort ond 6335, $1250. 837-5251, Soli or irade lor. ■ RHST ANO SECONO Culling Heildrcolvot. GATED Aluminum irrigationI Wllh cab, less than 2,000 hours, culti-harrow. gram pianlmo, Spoclalliing swathing and baling. ‘ Corn cconomy cat. Alien •moh Proioin Hay, In slack. 105 Heod of Fancy Horolord pIpo. Coniact Wayno Amoth att Call almr 4. 43G4J20 GEHL 2- ^ In Repair, Bolanclng. S 1970“ORD V. ?on pickup, 'Ouatlly alfalfa and atlallq bromo SC-*777. row corn chopper, cood con­ choppirtg and hauling. Phon# USED automatic wllh transmission l'975''^(:idNEER7^.idrai^lc, Stoori and Heller Cctv««. 5434011.543 6666.______.. - ^ x . Qannell aroa. Phone 73*< 130 Heod yeorllng tiaeri ■ dition. Ffonl eno lo.Uor,-all Modllicatlonond cooler, 3 gis tanks. Stool Dolled . powot^stoorihg, and brakes, air ■ Niw BEHLEN Q r .y m l i ^ o} robuill r.-imns Call .liter * 436- SEANS i corn ihrashina. Call condilioning, cruise '-nnltol.' ••am______' and helleri. grois creek. .tanks, two 1*.600 bushel and ’ Monutoclureol iKDUSTRiAL tiros, dual baltorles. extension 3 *220 Ray Harris, 32*4261. back bumpor, Very good con­ extra gas tank, must soil $5195 KORSE HAY. good quality 60 Heod of yeorllng caiile. <600 bushel. Call 93^4036. . *57 Elm snoot North, 733421S— alfalla and grass. ».30 por bato, all iloerj, 100 heod fat F 'o S 'T u r^ T w n Fox Uoi., , Drivo Sholj A item bllel.. EQUiPMENT dilion, Prico $2200, Seo at 608. WANT To 'do'~. di^f"t"aiTd‘~t« k Sixth Strcot Wost, Filor, Phone — (tr«lohl-grasa-t}.0&-p«r-tMlo,— . RY o‘vVNEr ' i974 CMC 4 wheel’ -naunn>^iII)u,M0l4,in^ '.iir.Tj C.1II Chcvrolut with 45* ongino, FOUSALE1973 Konworih truck,,. 837-6225______678-9411 JOHN DEERE, 95 Combine with GOOD DIRT ANDJRAIL biko, Farm 3"^NIT PIPE UNE mllkor and WANTED;”’ bToI hauling, go aulomalic transmission, poworr cab-ovcr. 1903 T Cat molor. 3 pick ap attachment. 4 row corn 1973 125cc Yamaha^Phorto 733- I 1973 2-WHEEL Drivo Jco’p’, bulk tank. *50 gallon capacity, hoad. will aoll corn head anywhere. Koith Pollard. *23- stecrlnQ /brakes.- air con-i. axlo, 2*0" wheel tuso, loaded 1147. with extras. Top condillon. Also, noodsbodywork.Jil95, Phone -Zero OiandJiamQ.I2a00_Phono s0p,irsi0iy. Cflll 346-6019 al firth. *03*. __ ^ _ dillonod. Till slOL'tino whool. ’ 543-8338...... ^Needs 328-5832. Idaho,______'■ cruiso control, 1,200 IDs irailorr - 1975'AMO *0’ llalbod trailer, ci'sioM'PLOWKJG. Wan;. 3-' FOR SALE;" 1970 .TRIUMPH hitch, brakes control andi Good rubbor, Excollent con- 3 FARM-ALL A Iraclor. for pans ol txjtlom Coy Jones Phono 3J4. TRGC.bost ollor. 78M 792. 1972 BLAZER cuslom^'a'lt'oon'. campor shell. 8,000 mllos. manyf dlllon, 32*-59*3. PINTO HORSE for sale, call 733-3- FOR. RENT OR LEASE: 5500 lix-up. {SO. Snowmobile or boat 4088 McilQjonos 3244112 dilionlng, AM/FM !. CD radio, Can 5222 Ovonings. Irailor, Skil uw . 703-3944. extras J9.950 Soo at Unlledi ------, trallor hitch i brakos Mako tjushol mclal Butlor granary. HAY SWATHING and twllng. 750 KAWASr-Kl. Low'miies Liiio Camp Grounds in Ertnn 1972 GMC Vl lon_plckup_wl|h_ _ Call 5 3 6 ^ . Hjnson, Kimtwrly .itca. *23- 1-.1V Phono 734-273? "No'tlhland Lld.'Lbw miiesge. A-I -olli!f.-evonmos-caiI734-8t2l or- ‘ " ARAdrA'NGE’L'blNGS 1c'’m 1u 733-5238, EXTRA GOOD 12‘ Kowanco_- 5533,Yifining5*23-5370. • — ■ 196ff Tord V. ton pickup "wiili condition. Call 733-3004, Be Orokc and.Gcnito..Pnor>o-3?C- i Holler HartowVCall 3264856. 1976 cc friumpn, e»c<-ilont campor shelf, oquippod loror ------.-5*10 I 1965 JEEP WAGONEER 4 WD I OgNVER^FlNE'S Custom far-' condition, loss than 1,000 miloj. camping. Roasonablo ollor, 324-*• FOR SALE with or without job, f’aHm'’hanD. Sba 3-row b7ol • good body, tunsOK$600orbo»t " {{IBH&IE1ES9 ming now laking orders lor bean• Calli 934-724*. 5821. 1971 Potorbilt. 350 cumm, 4x4 Found e year old maro Ouarier Horso hc,vo8tor. wilh lolding boom, 3- cuttiiig and windrowing, I ollor, 734-8832, lor *-H riding club. t375. 73*-2 JOHN• DEEIIE FM ticai.cuticr, *• row topping unit and short 1073 INTERNATIONAL TravDl-T Jako Brake; 1974 Polorbllt, 350 plow.nfl, discing, roiolilllng, 326- I9ra liio YAMAHA, kick/cleciric 6851. ]e-of 6 row '.'.Ml m.iVo culiiv.ilor. longue lor deloiialor. tn good 4G3I. All, trailer pulling special. 392w Cumm, 5x4 Jako Brako; 1973i HUNTER'S SPECIAL 1961 477, 825-5t8f shapo. Kept under tool whon start, nowtwttcryand lito,5W5 onglno. power brakes, sieoring, Alloy. *0- flat trailer, lull down> Intornallonal. Seoul pickup, Here! FOH SALE: 10 year old bay not In use. 326-4475 Filer. 93*4178. air. 733-5607, sides, will consider trado in teatt $550, Phono*234213. OOtdlng. Excollont hunting and^ ^ E R S d iT R « k Picker and QEAN THRASHING UsingI oataio.elc, *32-5251 or *32-5465, Lilliston G200. Call now lor YAMAHA ' 1973 . 360 MX, fust pack horso. Cal 733-5*23. rock rako. Like now'condilion. 1972 s c o u r I I .T i l ' likD ‘r w ^ ‘ ”F0R6“ DEISEL. t>.'rckhno arranflomonts, 73*^/C. Diriy’ rcbuiit.i $500 or trado lor oldor HUN TER-S SPECTa L i'9T3 30.000 milos, radial tires. 'CB, ■ «,500 tor bolh. Phono 680-7570. ond loader JIB,000. 1974 v. io n ' Don. IIruck.5*3^925,______, 3-YEAR OLD Welsh Pony JtOO _ DodQO'Club Cab V> ion, ox- 733-73*8.______0 JOHN DEERE 2030 THACTOR 4-whoel drivo. 12900 1974 *0 collonl oondlllon, poiKor___ Classified Phono 5J8-6201.. *00 hours. | j :I hko now 3?*' FRUEHAUf sido and polalo bell 1971 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1200 - -i959Twnrrs STATION WAQQit ■••■-= CUSTOM HAY Hflullna, wlih _ Nighi , -Train. Slock -B'own.- slooring. automatic tran­ - *279 J3.M0. 197* *5' SINGLE DROP-' ■SuM?iO*9’NowHoiland3-Wldo- I smission, air condilioning. With *-wno0l drivo. lock-out hubs; TWO TOP OLOOD LINES. ’ Oepondablo unit for a Hatloy 68.000 octufll milos. A-1 shapo.' ■ Adversiling Barrockoi. Tinky Hawk LOWBOY, M,500. H D. 9-G balos. Phono 625-5383 or 825- 1974 1973 Bell 9W Soir-contalnod T-O Frrguion iraclor, ojcollont; LOADER Wllh rlpof on back. ■ Davidson. No AMF, 72843*1 J1200,32*-2964, , breeding, Ono 11 yrs., olhor * 552*, . ^ a1tor5p,m, ! camper. Call 324-2727 9 to 5.733- * condllion. Wilh lights and now JIO.OOO. Two Pick up ovor-shol 8*88ovonlnn_«______1953 WILLYS JEEP lor jala, Wjlh yrs. Top loam roping ond plentyly rubber. Case tractor and In- MAZDA ol cow sense. Call O3-*0CB campcrs, Jl.OOO oach. One 12 COX BROTHERS. INC, CUSTOM4 iMUST SELL 1976 Yanuha 400 1952' CHEVY p ic k u p , 197*BulckV-fl,Call^-C247.., I, : 733-0931 GB duslrial loader, now rubber. 32*- yard dump bod. J600. Phono 543- } Enduro.lowmlloaflo.5*l<5J3l, ovonings, CORN Combining, reasonable customised, high porformanco, MY :L0SS, YOUR GAIN. 1977 4162, 9983 ono mile wosl ol Buhl. rates, phono*23-5*83. *23-5109, B-IBOOPiCKUP 967 Honda 305 Scrambior. with or wilhoul onglno. 32*4736. Joop Wagonoer 360 OD VA 4-ipeed Irontmlitlon. radio. hydromallc with quadralrao, lo* CUSTOM COMBiNiNG'ConlractI ^eods somo work. Bosl ollor, Hooter, whitowolt lirot, ga>- 1975 FORD COURIER with O', ]. .laipaxiajnij.■ 324-3*78. rango. Air condlllonlnp. p T a i M - beans and gram, Doug Beames, soving *cyllndor ongino, campor 14,000 mllos. Catt 73*-' aluminum slylod wheels.' tiil 829-5206 lowmlloj, — - spon slooring wheel, cruiso 1B75 2 50 HUSKY, excollont control, AM-FM sleroo rjijTd. ■ 'C U ^1jl“ CTACKINGr3-wioj ...... • shapor6«S10ll0f,B37-C21D.- ' ‘ balos. 42 to 46 inchos. Call ------TWO-B-x-12-»lounrOck-bOds:' -■mu8rsacrirco4II7,2K.-CDll73t------WANTEO"FirmiMM-:tori,L,v Call 733^ 5,______On oood conlracl. 370 to l ooo Rudy. 423-5864, or 733-9167, 197* YAMAHA 1M MX. 'n o i «26T5 *513 or seo al **8 Polk. ‘ ..... acres. S4].S0«'ovenin,:s ...... cnglno, best ollor over $350. 1573 CHEYENNE Vi ton, *ory' 1973 *x * GMC JIMMY wilh Bfr I.... "'uilil i i i A M '” 1 DAIRY, MEN. Custom hool - good condition, low miioago, I Phono 73*-6970, conditioning, mags , and CB ■rPUTTHErMno,.,nak,>,'n.ow., Phpno 733-23*^.______WAIVER Of ntlEREST irimmlnft, stanO-up'chuio, Irom' YAMAHA 360 MX, Now con­ G A B nH lE R 'S radio. Call 32*071 S.______ol Classihtrd Ads to wOfV lor' Ourloy,678-I627boloro 7:30a.m. ^ou,jujidijl73? i'j3i CONSTIrRUCTION I ■IllUuly 197801, dition, novor, raced. Must IMPORTED AllIOMOBIUS 1971 GMC El Camino cusiom1 1976 FORD H lon * X *. green, sacrillco at $285. 733-9395, 139 3rd Avo.N. 350. powor brakos. powor yollow pin sltlpos. auxiliary FOR RENT S b T c ro s‘ poiaTo, 1 HAS,S INIt STOCK I COMBINIS ThoMogoieldg. 73*-6l00 slooring, air condition, Cralgor tank, headers, runs porfoci, Ground oast olJofome C.iiiJ?*- CUSTOM ^ whools and cusiom tiros, SharplI $5500 or best olfor, 73*-fco3; or"...... USEDCONfBINES Sharpl $2,390 or will trado lor 5110. ■ I • A m e ric a n g rolin in b in s [ m i ' soo al Hod florry'8 Machine CORN COMBINING 1« ^ 5 ' Twin Falls canal walor shares o r .• Shop, Kimberly Road. .. ■'»ACCIeoner"L". te'.'iob, SU.OO an o (r. or 18* o FALL PAStU r’E Ioi lunl Hold I • Loading & unloolooding equipment | air, bsonotlachmom ' - • lol or bato ground or whatever, 100 cows or fltoic. Phonu U7- b uthti with s u .g o on o Choyonno. V-8, aulorrullc. air esTa. . • JD105-'cob,16' 1975 DATSUN PICKUP, 45,000I corvlltlonlng. good /Contfltlbn, • JD55 groirraboori C«otg«M*rliU,.. 733-3516 • miles, oood condillon. lots ol' 324-2837, J • Air sysloma foror drying | Qllachmenl loullKrtptik , ... 32&-5«» I THEALLNEVEWTOYOl ^ 1' extras. Phone 543-5227, • MF7S0- comblno. cob, at< ' FOR SALE; Ono GMC ttuck, 300, ' h(!'6'^BRONCO;"6 cyllcdol. I cusiom Irom bumpor, ^Iro FOR SALE colosuum . stariod 3yeariald S uper Cab 4-and-2 speed, Oood rubbor and . .>aby calves. .DoutiK^. Dippor • CAS£660-{omblr>»,e«- good condHlon, Beet t>«I, 837- carriar, carpels, oxcoflont corhW b*"” 4477, condition, 734-337B ovonings, blanch, southwest ol Joromo. cellonl ihope Mt 760 macliinei. Truck* .D-iol ■3J*-aS57, ' Oilman corQNSTRUCTION I •MANY GOOD USED PICKUPS and weekends, ovoilabla. ^ Whoull 733-: -SEEOURGOOPPHICESH Serving- Magic Volley 38 , • /SM jHI^O/or. 10 tllOll • Sp»ll Cil!S 1987 FORO BRONCO, oxciyienl JVANT TO BUY FEEDER cows/» 3 -7 1 2 0 - I condition, 324-367Sattor8pjn. anatWlH.-a*-4?66.------; . aftorhours col yean. ,coll733-742Z=-______\ ’ •*{yltnderi 1964- V.W.- ttarman-Ghia. -tx- I -oskforJifT - BEHEflUIPMEHT LESUER.W.IHC.' - coliont condition. 40 milos por 1972 CHEVROLET ‘TToTTjT, Jim Peterson ! Phon«733-0*5O 3->poed registered" ANGUS BULLS, KImb*tly Rj. E. Ironimltiionli t ,I oallon.$850.7M-6563. 55.000 miles, good cc-Klition. Howard Angus Ranch. W491S. S ■ 733-727J “ ■ 733-8101 H U N T E R ^ ^ J3000.734-5204 ovonings, FOH SALF:~19/9 H'-n,lj -5- a u t o T O W N & R V C Speed. 40 mpo, low milua i- FOR SALE 1965~D0dg0'4>W 4 ■ 52iAiidltonAvt.W«it ^5495 11 ricellont condition. $3,000. Ci i powor wagon, plenty oL'iSnor i l t36<368altor7:00. . , lor anowor climbing, T M iU l, f; 3 ■ - • h - • ■ r - fm .-.U

W cdnesdiesdav. Oclobor 12.1977 Timos-Nov“Jews, Twin Falls, Idaho 3 9 A ' ISS r.-.,,,;i: ibjIB7 h ir t fa i IBJ n?.'-5bT no110 Aoti-. '’^rt.r

r9?6 CHEVROLET"" "VAN. 1970 19 FORD GALm I e. must sell tW.OLDSMOBiLE" aa"©!oob iIT'S r F NOT NEW, but it looks {a aBcautilul. custom painl. Fully in In eicoHent condition. Cali 326- actual act milos, air $500. 733.wt RECREDUCED TO SELL 1971 'For Your C ar | speed, good gas mileage. _____ - _ . . PlyrPlymouth Scamp. 27'*3nLy/ A S S k i r uniund<-r 12,000 milci. J7.2CO. Ouaranteed Oui lirst clas: condition Ihioughoul. Givo away priced. ™ r l >. / M l\V * Coll 734-2292 doyi w 734- Ihn I 1 •IB71 IB ohci 5:30PM. 679-7925. 678 I 1969 VW[B I U G ■ - "is~ W ' w T ' ‘"' •i.-y IBO k " - Dwije _ Darlibliie, . 19;197l'MEBCURy MO'NTEGOlof - -jn sH rn te t-in ,------■;967"P0LARA StJiio -.waoon, satii ^ ItflCOm In’S!oiler.Oontaet ^ Janis Jones, 324-8991. Good 7 aulomaiic. good co> Uiilon Ja W a s W S ...... T \ i r % ' - oood tires, 733-2085 «condition. !i 'a 19?3 MERCURY COLONY PARK 10 oaswnopf wa- r.on- 162______h ____ 5P!L -Oil-fliiionlnfl,—power—n e o tin o ^ — Mn©o -1970-CHEVRDLE ^■______b'i b'akos, windows. Powor aoats .ET-IMPAIA_ ^ 1965 MUSTANG, 6<»iinder. 3- «hand door locks. AM/FM stareo. 2-IIIKII) HARDTOP. Willie vlny : i l^ S— - *fxspood,-22-m p 0 -W50.-Phooo-----GoodGc condilion. t2i9S. Call 734- M3-«33A'-.- noBorwookcnds, 31131S3. •. — — TtlO TH ip.airoiiialicif $Hi n- ~ 'lOCNVDRINKAN'iroi'i'r)MtGA 8 ...sowHy “ 1972 FORO GRAN TORINO 2- 19;1976 COMET, 4^Joor, 6-Cyiindor, transnlsslD ii, H.A.D.A. Book’ok’1100 U U U ' CAtvFTI START EATIN'?) '? ■ 'door £ hardtop, very oood con- lo-loss than 14.000 mllos. Like now. ditiidition.Jt650.324-5657, PtiPhono 423-54a2all6r5p.m. t is it - O u rlinn ia l l07iMP,G. P.nto Station Waoon w i 'xT 7 'cOUGARTLoodTd ' ‘ i h l s l 1972 PONTIACI I CATALINA forsalo.Call3?4-B921, wilh wH o.troi, CoH 734-2292 itf»- ~7( iiIM /iBlos • Chjvfolsl ------: _ doy>, do, or 734-1871 ovos. ^ C l e airanceon n Picku|upst 2-ll TON PICKUP. No.lo.7-665fl 7 ...... M450 nioo wincfi. AM-FM cassctlp slo'-eo. ppalm )ob. Runs good, oxlra 2292 doy> or 734.1871 1975 197! MERCURY MONTEGO. J3.000. Gary Van Enaclon, 734- (i(ueloy noad and 4-barrel ollor 5:30 PM. Powor Po* steoring/brakos. 4 door, 1972 CHEVROLIDLET ______lowiowmilos. Cali 733-2103. Ediebrock manilold. $600, 324- _ BLAZER. N o. 6-679A9 A ...... 1971 TOYOTA I ' S i i ; ______8?B1. ' '971974 FORD ECONOLINE VAN _ ^ J U 7 5 I COROLLA : 1979'''.- ton POWER WAGON. . Wllh Thermo-King roliigoration jm IB8 Auln- 4-KOR.iircoBdilieatas. PoiJK ;*tccflnB/Df«kes Low F'FOR SALE; t973 CHEVROLET unit, and electric plug in. Cali "* . T 972 CHEVROLIDLET miiea(je. musi sell, gomo back STEP S VAN wilh 035 jotriocration ^23423-5502or 734-3716. ,-3-5; . .JltDBBliCfeUailiSSiUL ■ IO5Cf>o9l_Cail4?3.41l0, uniiandeleclrlcpiuain.»2'boi. u _ t w OLDSMOBILE 4 door.• '/.TON PICKUP. Nio.6;679A o.« .T.-:..;. ^a095 nctllest tnospcrtilioii.. Cali 423-5MJ or 734-3716. ’9?1972 FORD GALAXIE. eT- oxceiienl 0 « condition. 65,000 Wk $995 ...... 19^ JEEP WAGONEER, powor ______- ___C0[coptionaiiy cloan, oood con- miles, f"*!' dean, air, radials, bolted T 973 CHEVROLIDLET DO . sloorlnQ, air condilionlnQ. 1976 CHEVSTTE HATCHBACK, ditidition. newtircs. $1275. Call 423- tiros, tiro snow tiros with oxlra occJJcnt coniJiiion. «-'M. 3U- faelory la air. oulomaiic Iran- -*-*5rf-ISi. wheels. 734-4697. EL CAMINO. No. 7-65'- 6 5 2 A ...... ^2275 3475atlaf,5:00.______SI smisslon, loaded, clean. 12,800 1971976 FORD GRANAb'A"Sirver- ."r milos. 324-2862. gray wiih maroon interior. A-l 1973 ^ OLOSMOBTlT tORON^uG T 9 7 3 D O D G E 1968 MERCURY MMONTEGO M X 1972.4v.noelfltivoBLAZER. Air, Qooa condition, with all ac- now.drts, aulomaiic. Call 543- ______corcondition. 4 door, 6 cyiindef, ■„ cessones. $2295. 733-2477 days. ’/.T O N CAMPER SPEC;P E C IA L N o .6 -6 4 9 A ...... ^3550 all kin, 6311.trelorbfian()allor8:OCDm 1969 K CHEVROLET impala. Silver CaiCall 734-2292 days, o’r 734-1871 ” 543-5156 Oray 01 with black vinyl lop. 327 ^ailor5:30p.m, 734-6203 niflhts siillV-Seiilu. 1973 CHEVROLIDLET PINTO Station Waoon, doos not 1074to? OlOSMOBILE 442 Cuti«3 n b u U c lrusa[$siiiB, 1J65 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT i ateorlno. !1 Raliye wheels, radial VAN, No. 7-751A .. X 4,'--'pood condition, 57,000 7 riin,0o3lol(er.Pnono324-2980. Supremo, Sui Swivoi seals, air <2850 h i U 9 5 ...... ^ 7 0 0 TA-s, Sharpcar,J695. ^3377. condilioning, tapo dock, now mil CHEVhei n ?-0ooir?83 onamc. 3-spcoO li.i'i'.miss'on. T 9 7 5 G M C 2-1008 green, l'D66',^CbuT INTERNATIONAL $400 J Call 829-5565 alioi r- p m , — V. TON PICKUP. NIo. o . 7 -609 ...... «3650 *4. oood (or ftuntinfl, MOO, 73J- H.velion H 1J5]]5 ' blo D«)IefS |]Sn s AalaDcilers loaded, sharp, 7533arii;r3. 1975 CHEVROLIDLET ....1! 1V75 CHEVY MONZA " j n . — Was 51455 . , ...... moo automatic transmlssioi;. low Vj TON 4X4, Loaded.ed.No.P7-346 ...... '. 1976'’7 ion 4 X 4 ChcvtdlOl „ «427S miloaoo, oood condition, 5 yoar CHeycnno wilh roll &ar, push or 60,000 mill ongine waiianly, onii;''C,0, radio, mao wheels, ,■ ■ 1976 CHEVROL!DLET 734^248iicr5:00p.m. 1 9 5 7 f o r :: 2 -D O O R one.oWrior, J6.450,1972 Ion i ; ’/> TON 4X 4, SWB, LocL o ad e d . N o, 7 -1 5 8 A ...... X 4tftofrf'.Cusiom wilti camper • ij <5280 1965 CHEVY 4-door sedan, now lODPor.MaBwhoels.onoownof. liresi lii now batlory, now paini Red&vitille. W I L II A f I C A B t A N D P I C K U Mr i J3395. Call Fon Harnay 9 10 5 lob. |o runs oood. J375, 483 extra sharp, Monflay Ihfu Salurday. 423-5516. Fl Fillmoro. ■ Y T HI I I PP A Y , M O N T H O B Y l A ai J , W as5595 ...... EXCEtiENT Huniinfl rfg, 1663, 1971 fi CHEVROLET IMPALA . J h ' s a P hleasure a i Domg B u s m e n A l j m i l . . . • c Inturnaiional Scout, Now liros. Excollenl E condilion. 'Call 324- ^ ncw.U'fOlnts, Ready lo 00. <950, _ 3715. 3; ____ . _ - . -«rMSIO(ler-7J3-3M4.------= 1973CHEVELLE Lcguna.4-door. 1971 OPEL STATIITION WAGON- - i’stT’- '^ onco ranger, wiin Micheiin Mi' tires, powor sloorino. f P L Y M ODOTH l 1 * ' V ACE HANINSEN CHEVR!JOtET J All w hile, new radial tiros loaded, doan air condilioning, liii stoorino «ndi M■ A ll»A w rlf N C ar” _ wheel drive. Excollenl con- impala •tsmallor body sliol. V-6, . iconimiiilon,>n, |power M - W aS»95^; r^.-.-,-,-' dillon,PHoflo934J1l)5, aulomaiic, powor sloorino. air ’oaring, oir conclondilioning. V ^ ^ 6 5 4 Bluo lokci Blvd.d. N o. condilionlnfl. vinyl tool, low J M d . O p » h -til7 !O O P .M . _____ = niiiusT miiv ^ 4 W . ^ BMTER9= 1973 CHEVY Vi Ton, 4-whool AUTOai TOWN & RV CENTER, 522 dfivfli .JocK-out nubs, 2 oas Addison A( Avenue Wost. 733-9526. lanktj aulomaiic iransmlssion, 1977CHEVROlETM0l(TECAR101 . . . . * 5 9 7 8 1 DO'*tir'"aioorino, low mlioaoe, — Chevrolel'i Uneii — copper,. wwhite vinyl-roof, loaded, ‘j?995,CailB62-33ll. 113 IJ; Aata Dejlei$ cruiie, olf conditioning, 6,000 ottocluol miles, don’l miti this >

UJ.. - 'I'lr.'-ialiis------1367 FORD BALAXIE 4-OOOR.. . * 4 7 8 “ lisTiiODGE CORONEi 'Tdoor V-B engine, outomoilc Irontmlimillion, power tleering-ff . Sodan. onnlnsi condition, runs ;1AV^ r brokei,' rodio, hooter, thlt Is one ol Iho tharpotl cors ort. 000^...Has QOOd tiros plus 2 7 ^ our lot, snqw tifos on whouls. Phono fall! iA G O O D IDEAL I 934-«aS. 1373 FORO GRAN TORINO 2-DOORi«...*199S: DON’T STRIKE OUTJT ON BUYING A vinyl rool, regular got V-8 ->“3 rou B uy fro HARDTOP, dork blue, whilo viny WhenY< om Us engine, outom ^c trontmiiiion,ion. powor Itoering ond , • • IM.,,'. ‘n^oT li . HEW OR USED CAR,I, COMEI TO WILLS - II bfokei. oir condilionipfl. whllewgilrtoli lir'ei. ■' •' SlOP ------—W ern ak:ew e' ery-etfort-to) Ibring -----— - - ‘i96rJAVEUN tor sale. Nocds tranimtssion, oood tiros. 2 extra “ iNDHAKEAHOHEIHN IN EXTRA 19 ^ CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE..~ ^ r r r w r sno* tiros, 734-24S4. quality used cars■si Emorold greon. conlrol'ing vinylinyi rool. oil nylon intbrior. y o u q i potyer teoll. S windowi. whiloiliiewoll lirei. mull loo lo 19M RAMBLER Slatlon, SAVINGS TO YOU DU[lURING THIS SALE, oppreciolc. condition. Phono \ _ ^

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LoodooTele]ilegrapb surplrse allaciHack on this .scale Invasionn routesr Ihrougli which weapo;apons al an air ba.w near The Turks a ppear convinced . K A R S G A P , TURKO- today by pourjourlng Ihclr lanks the Russl.ssians could pour men * Ankarikara. would ev er allow Ih;lh a t sliould Uic R ussians in­ d | H RUSSIAN FROIOrUjER - througli thiss ga gap. supported by and we nse weapons lo tw used even va .veapons under a Ihose' vade Uie eastern part of Iheir SMGO h - Senior officersJ serving In airborne iroofroops or Infantry protectiveIveaircover. In a t;;tactical role lo guard the cocountry, they will nol vlolaie NATO hcadquarte:lers In Naples transportedIbyhelicopters. by: Tliere Is1 little llie T urkish mountQuntain pa.s.ses o r lo destroy InIranian territory becau.se the IjC m S ' and Izmir sharere Uie hidden The nalurilural line the Ninth \rmyAn could do lo halt lliusi;Lssian tanks and aircraft, sh.shall is rich and powerful and fear of thc TurJarks lhat the Russians couldould be expecled to such anI advance.ai Their forces In closc alliance w ilh 'th e R u ssian s m ay m mi ount a sur- occupy, sliouldould Uielr objective a re u nderier strength and scores At.M lillie NATO n uclear liase Americans. Ar prise—attack .o-on-caslorn-— bc.only-a.hindliind-bridge,- would— of, Iheir--weupons w and-vehleles— neuru r A nkara.-the olniospliijre------JE K SI Turkey. run from thefie BlackB Sea lo the require s| j S ^ V spare parts. But the wasis f; far from relaxed. There Basically, liltle can be ac­ Further, the Tur’urklsh general Syrian border.Ier. IIn thc north, the most impt i aportant feature is Ihe aree manym critics in Military complished co until Ihe Cyprus It' should Uils ..volley of thche HarsltI makes a almost tol total lack of anli-lank headt•adt|uarlers,t Eastern problem pr has been sclUed and happen no militar;ary action will natural defensl'cnslve point’ to the w eapons, s. ’ .Mcditciditerranean, who' claim Uie Ui Greeks return lo th c in­ be laken by any membermt of the wcsl ofTrabzorbzon and it could l>c In addlt ditlon, the Mntli A rm y th aIt t NNATO has concentrated tegrated tei milllary commands :e againsl llie cxpecttHl toa rurun south across is nol tral Atlantic Alliance rained to halt such an |(x)) mmuch allention on the of of Uie alliance. However, a W arsaw pact aggrtgrcssors. Ihe mountainoilinous plateau. In- a d vancc; and ; Ihe m.'iJorily of centra nlral sector of E u ro p e - the liUle m progress was, rciilstered f l Thus; IfieS'ovlefleiTJnion could clodhia Ihe ihup m ponaill 'nif Ii-im------th e se!nior m oiiicers “lacK Norlliirlli Cierman n a m - and during ilu itie past few weeks ■f •». *5» a chieve a blowIV Uial would at D iyarbakir.sor armeil with Bul illierc is ample evidence Ihtj Ihi BrilLsh and U.S, na v ies and’ and K irkuk In nonorthern Iraq A ra rat is visili!isilile. To Ihe north sophlslicacated weapons and llialsl NATO> h as spent m any Uic Un Italian fleet In on e xcrcise •.I'vW rr/ , and the even richc:her petroleum and soulh1 o of 'this greal communicnicalions equipment. iniiliorlllions of dollars on infra- designed de to lest the oblllty of______depositor llicT'er'efsra’tiGUir.------mountain;—th- t h e —I rn d itto n a l------F u rth eer.-/tTe-Ttirks-do-tK>l r. ------stn icti 7icturc-in-TurkcjT^whcrc"7tlieT^ATOTorccs Ul( to reinforce— ------—^The-Russiansas-have thc resting placoco c o( N oah's A rk,- Iwllcn-c Uiul Ui the A m ericans, vlialal aircraft a are protec'ted by ' and an supply Turkey In e a se of mllllarv capablllljIlty lo mount a , are two furtli'urlher Iradilional who guarlard NATO’s nuclear harderrdened shelters. attack, alt

C h i rna party hibistory plaii n n e d Commandss shuffled M p -* London Teleelegraph presented-ed - lo fulure and wayly of thinking" wlUiin PEKING-Par:a rty C hairm an generationsjinCliina. in C the partyt y afler Uie purge of Hu Kuo-feng is lo preside ; over A ccordingg to ti Party Vice ultra-M:Maoists from Ihe LondonTelegilegraph w riting of ih f .first .f ofdclal C lialrm an Ych Ycli Qiien Ving, Politburo,ro. PEKING - China appearss tot( have made the third ' ' history of Uie CtChinese Com- Mao alwayss wanledw. the par- HuYaoao Pang, who wiil lH.'in change c in lls 11 regional m illtarjary com m ands this year; munlsl Party, ly's history/ written wi hul died chargeof nf Ihe .school, had Iwen Olher changes are emergingigathigJi a levels w ilhin the . 11 will be wrlllciten along with • before ll couldould be done, Yeh denouncn e e d by r a d i c a l ' army a as a wide ranging reslii'Shuffle lakes shaper'O b- efforts already under ur way to was speakingIg al ai llie rc'openlng' followers•s o(i Madam Mao Tse- .s..servers havo IdenlKied WuKuKc Hua, former com- ^ •il- "** compile an editdilion nf (he of a higli-levelvei political] school lungdurinringlaslyear. nm ander of Uie A rm y’s rallwoyoy engineering corps, as complete works5 o(i the late for p a rty o'fficiaficials which closed F oreigngn observers have been llthe new commander of tho ChcngtuCli military region C h airm an Mao Tserse-lung. ' during Ihe rulluralCulli Revolution suqjrlsed;d at the .^peed w ilh ccovering Szechwan province! andai part of Tibet. New Supcrvfsfon off ithese la k K 10 y e a rs1, ago, ■ whicfi once-purgud or public Cicommanders afrcady fiave been»nnomcdInlheSinkiang ...... gives Hua Immcmcnse power lo The schoolol is i intended to figuree s a re being aand Nanking military regions.^' dccidehowlheMatJa o c ra w lllb c h e lp '•rc c tifyy thettn slyle of work reh a I) 1111lil a le d , V ______y '

N etting PASSING THROHROUGK a rKt during an obstadc:le i ra c c In an aUilclIcJcllc meel In o Tokyo clemcnlno'O ' ' school Is Princcncc Ayo, sccond son of Japan’s>’8 p to it... Crown Prince AklhlloAklh and P rln c css MlchUco, DI u y gin y fvvVO... DirectOx•/s citizennship

I2-0Z, PACKAGE,GE5 O F NESTLE' ____ tangledI in House»e battle - SEMI-SWEET REAL:AL CHOCOLATE ------— ------WASHINGTON - For Forman wanted IheJ waiverw; in , 19 monlhs House Rcpubllcnns o rd er to visit his w ife,\e, V era, an have blocked cfforls per­ ^ a ctres s in Czeelioslovauvakia, and muting famed film dircclor hislwo.sons. M ilos Form an lo speed his U.S. “He fears lhal If( heIn should . cUUenshlp. relu rn lo his liomelamland tor this _____ Tlie Issue now Is all bul vi.sir. lTie~~Cicch'osII'osIovaTuan inuui. " 'aiilirorilies will not permitpel him On Nov. 1, Ihe nnllvc o to hee Is a U.S, Cicchoslovakia will reachI th(the c llizen.” the m em oadtadded, ^ required 5-year waiting perlocirlod ’ Under a 192S treatynly between from the dote he vas Rranlec Czechoslovakia anil1 Ihthe United — permanent residence here. - - ,M |— Slales,-llic Czech govRovemmcnt ------R ep. E dw ard Koch. D-N.Y.J-Y„ - - 5 .- fll would be bound lo0 p recognize S Intrbduced a bill Ju ly 1,1976.re.io l( ‘ -■ mi fJ l n U P'oi'ii’^'n’s U.S. citizen:zenshlp and give Forman crcilfl for jilmosno sl A . D permilhimloreiurnhinherc, Vi 18 m onths he lived h e re befon!fore ' 1 Koch reinlDducedxl hhis bill in ■ applying tor permanenle n t ^ ffc y V ' IM Ja n u ar)'. It has comelie iup on Ihe ■ residence. TJiar.would havi House floor- for passassage eight mado him eligible foifo r ^ § j F lime.s sincc April urunder the ______%, __„cltizcnslilp-lmmedlatuly------P y t ------noimal-proeeiJure-for-for-prlvjile------.X,—:_._ j d r .n e s tT4_E^4_ ------— ' AKhougli twice galnlni •bills, rcfjuiring unanim nn: ous r W ■ BUTTER5C0T()TCH approval. of ihe Housilu s e ^ m^Mm f con-sent. / FLAVORED M0R5EI5EL5. Judiciary Commltlce. thc• 1)111)111 •' Kaeh lim e il was stoslopped by lia s been stalled on ihe flooifloor MILOSFOKMAN • • Republicans, wilh a motion ever since. . . . Usiie iiiiH tiiiion n o l • lh a l il Ik* "passeil over'ver wilhoul F orm an. 45, who won1 aian prejudice" - keepinging the bill Oscar for dlrecllnR “One Flev■'lew cases. alive bul refusing im m ediate O ver the Cuckoo’s N est." live:lives ■ "W e ju.'it (ell he wasas libeing consideralitin. • in New York City, sinRkxl oul because hele wasw a Continual a.s.sertlonion of the Rep, Kolwrt • Bauman., RR- movie director anilm d im- m aneuver has all bul111 kkilled the Md., Insllluttul llie lalosilesl ' porlant." Baumansaiil.‘I bill, sincc Ihe reasonon for il - delaying procedure Ihls week■ eek. A memo In Congress1‘ss fromi m o v in g up Ihe fiv fi e-y e ar . - . He said sucli walver.s a re mudinude thc Immigrationm and linielable —become!mes moot ^only in "very exceptional’inal" N alurali/.alion .Servii'oice said Nov.I o nid g e tr o n e lfre e !

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• LondonTclegraph ■' w'ould l>e Ihe ^ask of Ihe misunderstood or Ignornored.T he O S I X )- T h e elRlit-day blow­low- prosecuting authority, rnainlcnaec workerse rs w ere out April 2^ on llic B ravo rlt;gin in The blowout oceurieurred tired oul — one of themth( had th c Inekofisic oil field in Ihc becausc llie lower safetyHy vcnlv Ix'cn working for 30 hourshoi at a Nonvegian pari of Ihe North Drtli Jind l>een mounleil upside:ledown dc slretch when Ihe! blowout I Pich u p a n y c o mTibinotion b of three Sea was due to human errors,ors, intolheoilpipe « occurred, ?so'fNesrl$* a ' a commission of inquiry has h.is The report said lhal withnilhllie • The Norwegiari a n O il 12-oz. poclfoges c reported, exceplion of the drillitrilling Dlreclorale had (ailed fai lu Seriii-5weer Reald1 CChocoIote^^^'IR ...... Shortcom ln.j:a...a nd. n d . _ongineer,-i»ll-exoculive.s.'e.s Ihad .. demand... a. proper.ie r —WorK______Morsels or Nestte'.[§ •.. ____ w eaknes-scs of the e<]uipmenllent considerable proactical;al ex- proi’rani and hail notlinspc'clcHl in: a ‘Butterscotch Flavo play ed only a m inor p a rt. Uie - pericnce bul insufficifficie n l th e m aintenance operalion opi Morsels at your rep o rt said. tlieoretlcal knowledge.e. ’The (rom ils sta rt on Aprilprii .’> until Bolh the operator, PhillipsHips p ro g ra m (or Ihe niainlenalenance th e lilowoul, the report3rt said.s favorite store. Pre: Petroleum, and Ihe Nationalimal operations during whichlicli the this coupon ondd o n l y Supervision A|;ency,' •ll»\-llu' blowout (Kcurri-tl was; fanfaulty, pay for two. Norwej-ian /lil dirj-'clorale,■ale, and w as nol properly rc-drainlrallcd --w oro. crilicized: Bul Ilii-*^-- Hit \chen -this 'ixxam e evident: cvidi ' 'r '5 0 iu-'iD .i.iyi'll'i 'pA y-for...... — com m toiorr said tl -\vns nnt■t itrits—:lnsle.Td, Ihose responsibleIble Ihad lu can [iin - • - business lo decide w here llie llii. liegunloihiprovisc...... oull C legal n'spnnsibilily iay: TliijThis ' D anger signals w eree I'itc ither u.ii.iV ?3JOT:OT31 Relief dchecks keeep comiling . . y / u p o n “ " " " , NKW YOilK ifl’l) 1‘lly ai; ilisprovt'd Ihi- old ada'gea'lie that m onths laler. I ( ...... Com ptroller H arrison Ooldii(ildin 'vou can't (aku it willill you,"'yc Based on this sam■ample, the , I' AND GET A THIRD, . sa y s the fetierai (;ovvrnnii-iit■lit IS i (Icihlinsaid. autiltors projected' p;paym ents I' Duyoa issuing special ivlief eliiTksks tol T he auditors discoviTi-dcritl Ihc to940deadrecipicnls,ts, I • 2 tw o ... • a s m any as U.W perMJiis foururiir u federal paymcnlsof of Sup. Goldin'said the T • I : 12.QZ PACK, ^ T reasury ' I m o re m onlhs a fle r thi-y died, diet: piL-nienlal .Siriirity Income Inc Deparlmenl could1 notr say " _____ OFfJEilLE* \ 7 0 l PACK&GE a l a projc-vttxl cost ol Sl.T si. chceks lo Ihe ilcci-asedused by whelher the checkss h had bc>en ; ■ I Of fllHCa fLAVOf^ m illion a year, . c o m p a r i n g th e fcfederal d t easht'tl>i)ul the Social:lal Security I Goldin said M onday Ilis l.i paynii'nl list with thele Social St A dm inistration. ,whlwhich ad- ■ I : auditors, in spol surveys,. alsoals Sci-urily niimlR'rs u( •100 100_ \ew mlnlstera Ihe prograr;ram, said, • discovered the city's Humaiman, Yorkers who] ilied'd last "Inallprobahllitylhcyhc y h ad ," 1||i0 |g s flN t TO OUR (ail*MAN OH Jl , ..Resources Administrationlalso aii ,Di;cember. .. ^ The comptrollerir recom - ■ . I ■ ci'i'.’h c'jrn i'o h P sS 'O 00'»'o«‘-r [mIIUIOi U * . iiyiT ONU ONI courON u tr di m m iui - has is.sued public assisiancla n ce . CJtildin .said llie-^-heckck ftfoiind mended Ihe Human1 ResourcesRc , ' ...... I ch ec k s to dead recipients,5, bul- bi Ki of Ihe 400 had Ixwi reeci-eeciving___^and ' Social Sccufluflty" ad- ’ s'/oro°Nr<5'N\v.T;i9°'4«j..:ws?v; I jn i« . OSS In fec 'ra l money al tlie' tim(Ttim ol m inislrations arrangenge lo gel ' K JTMIB could not project a lotal loss I OMCON.I.IUtlimAUD . 5552: iJialCflse, Iheir ilealh. Of these, five'live were weekly com puter llslinslings of all I |5231^. W.M H ^ ’ ■Il a p p ea rs tfial a l least lea: . jiUll gelling checl(s,-rimglng dcaUis from Ihe cityIty Depart- :somO~Ncw ' Yorkers h ha> av e from J17G Ibfour menlof Heallli, ^ . . • ' I ^ ______. ✓ i r — ------_ _ ^ v — r ^ ^