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'■ / Id ' Stcorm rravagees Qailifonnia I :ked oul the back window, j ByJO/\NGOULDlNGJ homes intonto the churning ocean and T h e c h airm a n ' oT th e I^s /\ngeles waves knocke ilonging to actors Rod |J United Press Internettlonal lon d a m a ^ nlg g tdo z en s m o re, County Board of Supenjrvisors de- Homes belor d Bruce Dem were also E C oastalll residents were reeling dared a state of emerger;ency due to Steiger and I amaged. < I LOS /\NGELES - A ifierce storm from lhe: sst( to r m — th e fourth to pound . slorm destruction. Local:al officials seriously dam up all nlghl." said Miss I • battered the lengUi ofif U;the California lhe stateJ init a week - and officials throughout the slate t ^^ the same : "I was up hose film credits include I coast Thursday with waveswa up lo 20 warned thaLhat h ig h tid e s a n d big w av e s aclion In their cities ana to'U3wns. Cannon, who: a n W alt." ■ fe e t d e s tro y in g tje a c hI houses,hoi forcing will hit thethc southern portion of the A U s A ngeles S h e r if f ssspokesman s "HeavenCan to l>ed a b o u t 5 in lhe i " families to flee floodedded homcs and state withith-even greater ferocity said high surf collapsod Uth" founda- “I went tc nd 1 heard a crash .,. The crumbling a portionI of the famed Friday moin o m ln g . • lion of one five-roon")m Malibu morning and knocked It (the window) ______S n n tn Mfinlpn n ipr______— •" ■______I n ^ u t[hpm h t California, two homes ___ beachfront home_and_wa.sia.shess figjures offerr encc[)urag{ing mlews

B y D R E W VON B E R G E: Nn Republican leader ic: Howard Baker United Press International said. “1 don’lI’l doubt( there wlll be a large pressureire for1 a jobs bill... bul il A O has to Ix) a1 rt reasonable size, quick WASHINGTON - Thele inumber of ^ \uto'X salees up, G.jM to caill back worken American workers receivliliving regular enough, andd noli Just make-work amingham. inlerest ratesis oori new car loans. Il has Incn c re a se d jq Ijs." state unemployment benefilellts dropped ByMlCHEHELINE MAYN/VRD reopening of GM's mothballed Fram la n t In New ils f ir s t q u a rte•ter r c a r building p la n s 27 perceiMnlover .. , below the 4 million m arltk forf( thc first UPI Auto0 WV riter Mass,, plant.t. th e only rem a in in g c a r p la n l a s t y e a r 's disnIsmal ' figures. T h e o v e raill ll joj b le ss r a te w a s 10.8 time since last July, thctie U b o r De- E n g la n d . fitly h a s 1G3.000 w o rk e rs on lalayoff j percent for Decemlxsr.Dec wilh January partm ent reported Thursdasday. DETROllOIT - Spurred by sales incret;reases. Gen- GM Presidildent IT. James McDonaldd said : the GM cuiTcnlly issembly scheduledled to l)e released by the At the sam e tim e, the department’sdef eral MotoiItors Corp. announced Thursdirsday it will callbacks artire made possible by an incincrca..e In .Alwut 9.000M ’workers will return to as£ Iled back Bureau oiuboriborStatisllcsFeb.4. Employment. and TrailTainlng Ad- recall morlore than 21.400 workers from)m Indefinite dealer orderers resulting from an offerf e r o f 11.9 p la n ts w hile ana n o th e r 12,400 a re Ixslng c a lle to componentnt iplants. GM estimated the : ministration said new' c laim s fo r la y o ff in1 th Ih e n e x t th r e e m onths a l se ve n ic a r p la n ts p e rc e n t finanim cingon new car loans, ' - U n a d ju ste<1 d IIIfig u res for re g u la r s ta le 1 for eight will have a "sii■‘sig n ific a n t e m p lo y m e n t impi3 b e n e fits p lu m m e te d lo 491.000 491, - l h e a c r o s s thhe e counlry. . T h e a u lo mmaker’s sales have risen f pnigrams showed sho Wesl Virginia I lo w est p o in t in 16 m o n th3-during s — the ^ Includedled In the callbacks in six cltcities is the straight lO-diday periods due to its offercr of lower suppliers. again with Ihehhe highest Insured jobless w ee k e n d e d J a n . 15. ______r a le a t 10.55 (percent, followed by ! Despite the apparentt &go^ news. K en tu ck y , Michigan and I e c o n o m is ts w e re n o t re a,

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House; e R e p ui b l i c a n ss d e f e a li t C) ! S 1 c u t s5 a s t e p »backu;v a r d - By BRUCE H;HAMMOND j As an exampimple, Meyerhoeffer said Thnes-N ews writern I several M agic;lc Valley\ businesses have l a w m ca k e r p aa y i n c r ee a s e p h __re<(iicstcrmlcnxomputerrepalr.' ByMARKSHENEFELT;L T ' ' '■ payp a and .expenses, while opppponenls wametl lhalit morer fcudgel cuts could I . "These arere areas lhat everyday United Press IntematlomIonal charged the drive was poi:o litlca lly p lu n g e th e College Co: of Southern Idaho I businesses are neetling more and motivated and said some mtnembcrs backlomid-li),-19701evelsof furfding, I more, bul weve simply: have not, been BOISE — House Repubpublican lead- jteglilciture desperately needed the higher j^rry Meycsyerhoeffer, CSl's-aclIng I ui)le to expant)and our courses to ac- crs, scoring bloody victoid o rie s on tw o 8 S r - ? allotments. a ll president, gavjave lhat forecast when he com m o< iale lhlsneed.”this hesald. M jW jp ______I fronts over a Democrat-1-at-ied mlnorl- Vitriolic debate spiced bojoth bat- presented thehe school's budget request I > "Fortunutelylely. we'll soon be starting ty Thursday, engineeret lie s — th e first o c c u rrin g wheh o n G O P T h u r s d a y to It the I/2glslaturc's I up our trainininlng program for E.F. I monlhs the new schedule of u resolution wipingro„“= i i >"»)=•»- leaders called an emergenc;icy Slate budget-settingIngcommittee. I Johnson, whichlich Is th e new firm w e feel ised. boosts in tho legislatorst o ' p a y a n d Affairs Commitlee meetiniing lhat .‘If worst possible scenario our programn (((CSI's vocational train- the new formula, I ______e x p e n se s p a c k a g e . w as term ed '-‘a quickie hearl.‘rin g " b y _____ coniQS.tnic,..'!. we could lose_3Q_to-4Q ^ 1 recruit to Twin Falls." he 'the resolution's chief foe,«. Rep, people alongg withw several programs.” I un’t over-emphaslze the The measure now headshei to Ihc S lh c y/'r n e in s e ssio n a n d J7 eac h Patricia McDermott. D-Poca:atello. Meyerhoeffer:e rs a ld , * fo r thhis is lype of community Senate, where supportenlera will push daylherisb!Sl o f th e y e a r . L eg islato rs ( O n ly m in u te s a fte r th e com taloI u r college." for a final vote by earlyrly nc«l week S rSaTnlafitain a sccond home in Z l S He was respesponding to a re

' \ '' uanm3g6,n Pu A-2 T im evW ew s, Twin Falla.118. kJafto Friday, January,7fl,1383 2t ------__ Staiite boardi OKs stiiffer stanndards p L a te In e w s - I By BRUCE■ B :b o tk a d uring a 3','i-bour 'he.icin:lng said the cienciw inI present pn putillc education United Press:s3 InlemadofuU new rere senlemester credits lhan those Superintendent of Pubiibllc Instruc- offering dimln 1 as vocational and agricul- used a hellcoplcr gum^unship to strafe susp^ed r J who finish sdschool Ihls year, lion J e rry Evans sa)d libaiiard approval grams such as posiltons In the subur^)rt)ofSoyapango. 0 W o rk er fileI c s su it on firin g sion members who testifiedI signals thal the state recocognizes defi- tural training,ng, At least cl^t peoplepie died of gunshot woundsJ in Ir the ALBUQUERQUEUE.N. m'. tUPD-Amanwho■» claimed fighting. officlRls said.d. his female boss firedfire him he broke off,■f a sexual _ A t a meeting of thehe constituent assembly. Rotloberto relationship withI txh e r has filed suit seeking CC40.000 In ^ d'Aubuisaon. regardedMl as thc strongest rightistt politl'p damages and bac>ack pay. plus relnstatemen»it to his cfan In Kl Salvador, wawas stripped of m ost of hisI p(power form er Job. orm— In federal f a China Cove arca home, a s president of the legislgislative body. W illiam G a r c iaa flfiled the suit Wednesday In ^xAlouedtmnPageAl wtiere vendors, roller skskaters and windows of a ( T he move was spariciarked by a dispute with modeoderale court, naming hisIs fonnerfi supervisor. JackiesSanchez, i street musicians congre?egrate. w as flooding thele living11 room bul causing jm ployees of Digilal FxpjIpme no injuries,s. firefl .spokesman Russell politicians on controlol ofi the cabinet and couldId split and three other em| aisodaraagBged. "1 knew It w as all over■ 'under waler and sand, a p a rt the U.S.-enginecrjeered coalition government:nt th a l a s defe n d an ts. w hen I sawV the11 hot tub sail by into the ‘i'yelivedhere43 years;rs myself and Cheek said, son^ Bcach in Northcm w as formed followinglg nnationwide elections last MarchM After Ms. Sanchns IndicatedI he was was reportedled in a 20-mile area from atkML dropping the harbor Voorti^sald. GRAND JUNCTION,)N. Colo. ( U PI) r man carrying a n performing his duties du salUfactorily. tbe sull si saw lo'all' Ita Bartwra SantaCnjzlo/: to /\plOS. om re^ara r e s t a u r ^ Into th e ocean.- In Ventura and .Sapt: inlo a law office Thursday andmd held Garcia was asked!d tot resign by Ms. G arcia, x B home col- The chainn of slorm s caused serious a machlnegun burst inte The middles« s ^ ip n of the Seal Beach counties, 'one beachslde a law yer hostage for: fofour hours before he surrendindered himonMay22.whertien he refused to quit, lapsed under the force of o a 20-fool flooding in1 Marin IV counly and the agertoo.a plerwasalsoIsoies^yed. topolice. Also named as defendantsdel were Maurice F^( wave and. about 24 othther homes. Sacramento0 ValleyV and put most of T he hostage, lawye•O’er Joe Croker. was releeleased supervisor; Brianon Joscelyne. the firm’s eemployee Tbe Portr)rtoflno Inn a l th e King including lhat of Re]::ep. Robert northern Calif'alifom ia on a flash flood unhanned.- relations m anager,T . ai nd Ellen Carp, personnelI director.d Harbor Mariarina in Redondo Beach waa I,.agomarslno. weredamagaged by nood .ilcrt. Police Capl. Bob KiW:ibler said the suspect. Dan KaKalver. evacu atedI btbecause of windows blown waters, officials said. ' Fire officialicials evacuated the Seal Dds. and several businesses 35. Of Grand Juncliiin.n. firedf tw o shols "eariy on" ii Clark takeses tour of hospltai _ l oul by winds Giant waves shredded1 1IM feet off Beach arca1 aflerafi two gas fires broke crtsls. bul no ooe wass Injured.In In th e tourlstrlst c o n v ex w ere flooded. lhe 750-foot Crystal Pic’ler at San out and homesmes w ere flooded by a fool .StephenNopbemsaid, Kalver surrendered?d als 7:15 p.m . MST and wasIS ttaken SALT LVKE CIT:1TY (ClPI) - Artltlclal heanart patient Fire CapL SL Diego’s Pacific, Beach. oQ 55-year-old andahalfofw;if w a te r to police headquartersrs forf questioning, B a ru e y C lark le ftI th tt: e intensive care unll Thur High tidesdes and waves covered the landmark fishing ^an^ 9tlBhl-seeinR "T here's goinggoli to bc real big trouble “ We’ll be talking loto the d istrict aftom ey’s offliifflce to fils f/rst four of theth e University of Utah Hospip ltal In 19 e n tire wldliidlh of lbe Santa Monica. a rea. I'Yiday." Oran>range Counly spokesman j determine what chargesrges will b e filed." said KIbler.er. days, bul doclors saisa id he stlli was weak. , . V enice and[)d Hermosa beaches, wlt- In Nev^rt Bcach 1in Orange ' John Bushmarman said. "We're expect- ] KIbler said Kalver.'*r. carrying a Mack-lO .4Sca■caliber "He’s having a, goodgo day today." U niversitylyMrflca *jse,sald.Id. Tbe famed Venice walk. Counly. waves crashed 11Ihrough the Ingaworsesto'istoVm than today." machlnegun. walkedd inloir th e Jaw offices of Ij iI Croix.C Center spokesmanil JohnJ Dwan said. "But Dr. CClark Still Actizlger and Multz aboutab 3:10 p.m. and demandinded a n e e d s a lot of goodJ days.d i He’s slill very w eak." document relating lo) a lawsuitI involving his wile.(. T h e G 2-yearoldJ r«retired SeatUearea dentistst had not minutes left his room sincee J a n . 9. except for a retu rn trIn p lo lh e J g % M Negotiations withI K alver began about 20 mir l y ------~ ~\ I rom police headquarters, operating room o on n Jan. 18 lo stop perslslejtenl nose taler via telephone fron “We sei^e for very smallsn money legislative paypa; to weed out potential aa delivered several hoursI bther tests Bul Ms. McDermottM said the com- not ashamed to lake it." KcKeelonsald. “ You wantmt iti so no one can afford to ; "co n firm e d th e bleeear But Rep. Jameam es Lucas. R-Moscow. Idaho roadless area>a haveI filed documents in U.S, sun room, wbeelinjU ng the drive unil th a l povow ers his legislative ct ganllyrude.”c.” . U)e combined Impact of thethi rescinded suggested a a compromise, but the D istrict Court, allegingJlng federal permission for iojlogging air-driven Jarvlk-7,-7 hearth along with him. Increase and his modesiist teachers’ House didn’tIn't take him up on the a n d road-building wouwould cost taxpayers M.5 mimillion Clark, who was} ouoi l ol his room for about 900 mlnulra.i During detdebate on the House £ » jr. salary "makes il a veryf close( finan- suggestion.I. He said lawmakers should d u rin g the next two dec;lecades. visited wllh his wif9,000 one-year u ncertain financial condltiiItion, H esaid. the difference,ace. sum a t stakek e ‘'isn'llhal m uch.” however, the pay issue wwas of more Rep, Robertbert Scales. R-Posl Falls. T o d a ] ------r— R ep. . Pau!aul Ktjelon, D-Jjewiston. than personal significance.X. . • said he didn'tIn'l need ihe.increase^jiUl______l y ' s w er a t h e r noted Idahoho legislators receive far ■if you’ve got the gutss 'to cut your the I-eglslalu;lalure should ‘'encoisage less th a n onone-fourth the amount of salary. I hope you’ve goiJl the guts to young menI toto gel1 Into this body... not • compensation allotted by cu l the salaries of others ininlhestate." at a sacriflcrifice.” - He said New J P ^ r t l y c l o u d y , r aain possib]jle S a t u r dd a y lher states. He said he told fellow represenlati\tives, Hampshire} is is the only slale to his law m akers8 ifIn some E astera stales gel Ms. McDermott charget;ed thal som e knowledge that thi pays lls lawmakers Twin PaQs. Buriey-Rt|.Rtlpeft Jerome- ■•iTiOf.*!. ■•■.EAT^ SEOViCEE FOBECAST FC i: 7 p-.* 6S’ - : : $35,000 a yeatear. resolution supporters war'anted to cut less. Gooding iTMi; P a rtly cloudy wllh wirewlnds S lo 15 mpti. . G enerally ckwdy wlUiJl chance c of rain \ ’ arvi <;nlutTljiy Gusly toioMmphwlndf.idi. Highs ^STiowT" ^ 5 / ------33ta38. y ^ - ' •ojounUoued from Page Al But th e interim presldenent noted thal ^ Camas Pnlrte. HtUey.loy. Wood Rhrcr ' during the last four years.•s. lhe amouni valley: FB4XCISC0 ^lOfHVE" / T h a t woumild leave the ' school’s; of money raised bjby school’s jy 6” I P a rtly chxicty wiUi slight sll chance of ' general-fundmd appropriatkjn this year property-tax levy has risen r by 33: ‘ f% snow showers loday. Gou:noody tonight and ^ W r a t ab o u t $2.02S,020 mlllk>n. percent and tuition by/ ^ X percenU ^ Uj S a tu rd ay with p e r i ^ ol ssnow and gusty • i f next yeyear's budget is set using a‘ while state support ^-as■lf'increased,by g I I winds. HfRhslnlbeaos.lA-Ix)ws2r,io32. J Potted I lO-percent; feduclton rt from this year.^ aboulonlyCpercenl. Nortbera Nerada anddU Ul U h: w e’d be back3Ck al the funding levels we eople already jL Q T ravelers advisoriesles were Issued ; "W e feel our local peo h ad backck In the mld-70s.” Thursday Ior northeasterstem Nevada and are responding to the needs n< of the p MeyerhoelfeiIfer said. w ill continue through lonli.onlght. A serlesof ^ college." Meyerhoeffer• Itold the fl- M - Plants * I snow stonns will movee acrossa< tbe slate IS-. I Instead. CCSI Is requesting a 1984‘ nance committee, tx:glnnlng today and ronlliMitlfluIng Inlo thc general-fundmd budget of $2,202 million,* Black said thal becau.seU! ofI growth in ^ j w eekend. '• • ‘ j T h at wouldd tbe combined w ith the $1.7 __l^_lwo counties, lhe property-lax p [4* ^ N orthern UUih calls forfo r» variable clouds ------mlUlon-raisi aised-from -local-property[ - lev y h as been Increasingg 1 lhe revenue ^ to d a y and Salurday wllhth scattrrcd» show- laxes fromm Twin' Falls and Jerome* ll produces by 7 percent to 8 percent a ^ rsSaturday thcmid3Utc0 to mid 40 degree range. Some 4 ” I e rs. A chance ot & and other funds to make a light snowV w,was rcportecl in the mounlalns ° Interstate 'JO - Wcl. with I) f year, wiihout increasing;8 any Individ- ^ ■ Synopsis: - K ,get “e'r of $5,M8 million. Thai moving eastw ard with Sun ValleyVa receiving one Inch. The floor at l4»kout {’ass, ‘ ual’s taxes. But he said tlthe recession jL tillO A cold Iront was tno> an Increase over this year’s ihoasefrom | T hursday, out of Idaho IntoInlc Wyoming and high tor ththe state on Thursday was U,S. 12 -Wet. with Icy spotXls near i-olo would be an * an d lack of growth this ye.yearwilf'limit ^ . bu dgel of $5,2$5,2Cr>mlllk)n. ccnlral Montana. A weakeak high pressure IxiwlstonwllwlUi 59 degrees. Puss. revenue expansion in ihls:sa re a ,/ OUrir trenieniloiis ll | » for most of C SI's voca- aystem was following Uils Iront ond will Klsewhereere fn the natkin. Vero Ikuch. S tate Highway 21 • Icluciuho City to P'unding f Meyerhoeffer also tollDid th(| com- Kn « o | b c over Idaho Uils moriTwmIng, AnoUier I-'la..hadUicUie high of 83 degrees, while the liowman, broken snow floorr. Klsewhere. tional progrJigrams comes oul of a dif- m ittee he does expect to> d:dra fl i b i l l to g selection ^ ‘'1 of | J degrees l»elow zero was re- wet. propriatton and Is not re- P a c lllc Ocean slorm will move Inland^ low ol 22 d ferent apprt ' . allow CSI to incrcase ttuition nexl W, c f a i o v e r th e state tonight andndSatunlay. S * cordedatllllHIMilng. Minn. Interstate 84-• U areor wet. fleeted In thesetbe figures. Meyerhoeffer standing and i U.S. 20 -- Broken snow year. The exact amountnt of that in- ^ Ijle Thursday anerrexmoon, skies were M ah o roadfO report “ W vocatioiIlonal education amounts to^ c rease h as not been deleri•rmlned. how- M 0302 mostly cloudy over thele sU»i te with light Mountain Hotrtc to Kalrflck^.n J« .r „(,addllkjmjnal $1.7 million this year, inging plants, ^ .r a in falling al lim esI InIr the valleys. Uy Unitedd PPres.s IntematioiiJi Montana line, Klsewhere. wet * e v e r U.S. 9J--Snow floor a tlijs«lTrjlU’.». t and couldd increase to aboul $1,8’ "Ijsttime.weincreasei especially In Ute sooUIheostcmkji section. se

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BOISE (UPJI - Senalelie and House ■■■h , v i Caucus Chairman l.Indcn;n B a te m an , T h e .spokeokesmen said the Re- (cut in agriciillural researclrch funding. Kupuhlicafis said they reached rc; ten- ^ IH-ldaho Falls, the packagcge approved publicaasin in lx)th h o u se s det-idwl to .a $5 million raid of the W;kVater Pollu- m ^ E T tatlvc ajytwnicnt ThursdayJay on major /jr T T- _ m I d a h o a - 1in a closed-door sessionon cf GOP tap several1 dedicatetldc funds. incliHling 'tion ('ontrol Account, whvhich would parts of a packa^je of bubudget cuts. j^Legislature mcinlx;rs ' of the lower;r chamber $517,000 froir■om lhe Driver Training Ihave alfei’lwl onjjoin'g imjinprovcmenl ^ i? - lund (livcn;ions and taxK InIncrtases to " ^ 3 ^ Thursday attemoon wouldJd include a Account; 51 $1 million i from the Imlus- projt'clii in Hagerman anddnearBuhl, ' ' ' r \ ' make’ up lhc stale’s projcro jec te d SGU.2 11-5 p e rc e n t acro ss-th e-lx saard n spending trial Commi.sni.ssion; 54.W.OOO fruin the as well as a planiwl projcclx l in Carey: million revenue shoirjf’eage in fiscal c u t In s la le a g e n c ie s, S2.52.2 million; Public Krnploployws Hetirement Fund: a n d a n additional $.500.00uoo Into the v e a r V&l. cuts In higher cut a g re ed lh a t a11-cent 1 -sales ^ ind legislative leadership . IjudKcl-balancint' program a $.500,000 re d u c tio n In thehe perpetual accelerating:ig c o llec tio n of th e Insur- tax Increase will lie nectle-le

Holltfileld's polan to itax popp clearsscomnnittee N o w AA v a i l a b l e ■Iculalions of 'B y M.-\RKSHENRI'T:I.TT Rep. Chri:iristopher Hooper. R-Boise. would l)e rc thc preliminary estimate tee wanls lo slap a "luxuiixury tax” on contain "exexcessive sugar .,. they’re was largely pallem ed atUtier the stale taxes "hit necessities.”m but the Iwv- o n n a llo n a l con.sum ption rales.r; Speciecial O ccasion! carlwnated beverages,. ssaying the ;ial good fofor watching one’s weight excise lax on beer, whichrh is sel at 15 eragetaxwoiAould target a “ luxury.” proposed 45-cenls-per-gallgallon e x c is e a n d th e y ’rre e Iiad1 tor your teeth.” cenLs p e r gallon. He said thcthe tax would cosl the stale fee would raise amiual slatesla revenue The propo:posal m et little opposition In T h e M ag ic V alley legisla;Ialorsaidthe $100,000 toI putpi in m otion, bul If it is by a n e s tim a te d S15 millinillion — and the House\c Revenue and Taxation new ta x w ould m e a n a n as53sscs.sinentot enacted byly April , 1. the stale mayI f In laId n d Bay's s Eiclutivs m a y b e e v e n he Jp so m e peo,people conlrol Coinmillei*!1* T h u rs d o y and w a s s e n i to 4.2 t'enLs per eight-ounce2 containerc ot colleci up' lo lc $4 million in revenue W ine SShop hc FaaturatTh* )st SalectlonOI th e ir w e ig h t a n d av o id loolhX3lh d e c a y . th e p rin ter onc a voice vote. The plan a "naturally or artificially iwfore theend en of fiscal year 19fl3 - a' ; " M a n i s o i J B«»1J , , , • Im portedl e d W ln ea In Town. "This would be a broad-bid-based tax.” still faces a tinal vote in the commit- carlwnated leverage." He 11 said the budgeting periodpe in which the slale \ ; Spiritual B eii' i n g ' : t ------said Rep. Gordon Holliolllfield. R- tee. howeve.•ver. Iieforc the full House definition of a taxable proiroduct under faces a p pi ro je c te d Vi9.2 m illion • 2 4 0OBlu* Bl LokoiN. Jerome. "It goes througough a wide canvoteonlin i l . lhe drink was wordeil1 lo exejnpl general-fundnd revenue shortfall, J For Informotloni ce a l t : * (N oxt to VWoorhowio 2221 range of ages. It’s a taxX onoi a luxury Under the thf plan, the stale Tax non-carlwnaled Ijeverages;es that may The eslim:imate lhat the excisc fee ; • 734-8538 or 324-i1-4602 ; 7:7 3 4 -0 6 0 3 . Item, somelhing you don'Jon’t have to Commissionon would colleci the lax fall under the generic utf;tfinilion of a would Ixjostst revenuer by $15 million in ••••••••• h a v o ." from softKitKlrink dislribulors. who soft drin k . fisc a l y e a rr IJ1384 m a y b e refined la te r Hurt ability) to0 compete

E d u c aa t o r s O) ] p p o s e f i u n d C l qi B y F .I J .E N M/VRKS three univeiversitles and one four-year■ recently when a lawmaker IIGANTIC TRUCK LOAD:L United Press Intematlonalnt th is y e a r lo^j^aise Si.8i liiiiiled a m o u n to f revenue:JCS, or the ailing general-fund equipment and faculty' luturnover due million for ' ‘ “Most of this,.';^r;aeulldllee is well n ' - - . to lo w s a la rie s . accouni. a w a re o f w h at w e ’re (loTrigigwilhhifiher , ditional gloomy note was The end result is a limitimll on Idaho’s /\n addlt ’ c*I^l's be the dropped fro ountry Style b e s t,” percent thi:this year, while sludent-fee2 cession will Ix.* slower.”’ Keiser-said.!■ Several higher educatli:atlon officials revenues haveh: risen frorn 5,7 percentI "New induslry in the Treaeasure Valley p|oilaid Living Family RcRoom Group- — jftHlucalional appeared before the coic o m m itte e lo to 15,8 percrc c e n t, regularly lists the lack of< oul.lul upl'olMcU'd ICO*, nylonIon pic-co^ Witl> pullover ond 5oIid 5C wood present lheir 1984 budgedget requests. Coulter• saidsc his school suffers from1 opportunity as one of lheir ll major

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WlBam E. Hou/ai5u/ard W fta m CCBlak* E i e s d r atws t reatder reai c t i o n PuWihar Adv«rmin9109 Manage Mormion seri UifS a r ti c le — b u t Uiey w ill,,1 Iwi wonder your re:; ^ns •m m m SiephtnHtflgenlorn G w yL N tL T h e C h u rc h is not ju st a com•om pany. who h a v e c o m e Ui W ho istobebeliei article, I read your Mwuglng EdtorStor Cifculatton I — I M eved? to g e th e r to sh a re th eir ow n ththe o u g h ts, but II is a I n d y fofor printing this "neutral" aril ;lyoustateto"stiinulate W ell.Iwasn’t going lo takete th e b a it, bu t by th e of pe o p le c a lle d together to■ wo rsh ip God In s p ir il eit>pe writer. ereasonistoslim ulale Al th e risk of a t)urningcrOfi•oss In m y la w n . Iw ill / m;ma d e Uie G ospel (Good N eww s)s). R eligion Is ala ff a irs s u b je c t? " /\n d if th e re; Uiought th e n il's a n in ju stic:e e to re p rin l ha l f tr u th s lo lell you th a l 1 w a s l» m and ra is e d in S a lt I J k e C ily in-im portant, but the Gospel of)f JeusJi Chrisi brings good th stim ulate those thoughts, AfteiUter all newspapersare a n d lived Uiere* 23 y e a rs. I cailed a l MoUier last nij;ht lidingsofsalvatlon. lie st Hugei: indigeni it bills “ to in fo rm n o l defo rm , I'llcoo n nlln tli u e to re a d a n d I'll to ;isk if I w a s o n e of those ‘’ct'crying, gigi^ling. A N TH O N Y M. RAGAN co n tin u e lo w a lt for so m e reame a llty in th e re m a in in g drooling, blond-haired babiescs?" Mom said "No, you B u h l c t w ere one of th o se c ry in g , gig*;ggling. drooling. g a irtic le s, 2s t so u rce KATHY M. BAIRD will sciqueeze ius all zbrown-haired babies." S e e k in g the puresi Ikjy.wheredidlgo wrong?g? I th e n a sk etl M o th er if T h e re h a v e been som e non-?Dn-Mormon w riters who Twin F alls Twin Falls CoCounty Commissionerir Judy Felton is she ever joir.ed the fat peoplelie F rid a y n ig h t a t h ha a v e h a d Uie ability, gift a niddesirelogivean d c telling people she st meels about a s*serious financial srS n e lg ro v e's i f t c rc a m , Mothe;herwhoisr>'2” andallof unbiased, ur accurate accountit of lh e ID S c h u rc h . a D e n v e r Posl, w h ic h ^A golden chance to sh o w , if not corrected, couould leave Idaho a'l9.') pounds sa id sh e could nott a ffo rd S n e lg ro v cs ice 1 Hilowever. the one from lhe De situation that, il /asn’toneollhem. cream. Mother also saidmycy (lu estlo n s w e r e s lra n g e y yo o u ’v e ch o sen to feature, w asi T o th e p e o p le who w ro te in Uith e public fo ru m counties — andtnd property taxpayerers in grave tr IhatUiefirstlssueofThe • - was I getting enough sleep'jp? I 'm so m e w h at su rp rised lh : wishing all religions and/orr onorganizat ioas should Ix; financial danger.er. s m a n ’s account o f th e ' W ell. I w en t t h r o u g th e Ul.Utahpublicschool Times-News. Ti fealurlng this in a ire d in o u r lo c al p a p e r, y o■ur u r w ish should in d e ed l » knownapostatesofthe T he issue is ai ststate law that m akes cccounties— and by sy sic m s. g ra d e o n e Ihrough1 highh school g ra d jia lio n c ch h u rc h , w ould encom pass kno g ra n te d . extension, theirr taxpayerst: — responsib5ible for paying for T ji h e only lim e in 12 g ra d e s I1 witnw e sse d school p n iy e r c cti h u rc h who ha v e personal,.biasedandhale-filled bi: ^ H ow ever. 1 hope w hen a niditthiscom d if esaljoul. the commenLsand opinions perta:rtainingtoUiech'ureh. ' . the medical careire of indigent residents.ts. That might not ww as in fifth g r a d e a l l.ibbie EdwanLsE Klemenlary, cc tr u th a n d n o th in g bu t Uie truUi•uth w ill co m e o u l. and. a n d all of th is presented In th e gu ise of un b ia sed iterviews, I find it hard sound like much.:h. but consider these casrases: TTi h is is th e gospel tr u th - - 1 a rm no t m a k in g th is up ; a r not co n sist o f m o stly a n tl-in te r Mr. Jordan of Presbyterian1 faithf. h a d u s ta k e tu rn s journalism. jo lo re la te to o r reco g n ize m ajn n y tof Uie p o in ts ta k e n up re treated at the te s by cfioice. h a v in g • A set of premature pn twins were giving lh e Ix )rd 's P r a y e r a tIthestartofeachday, It I Kx-meml)ersare apostates In th e s e a rtic le s now ap p e airing rin f in " o u r on ly ainst the rules set forth „ U niversity ot Ut;Utah Medical Center in 5 alt Lake Cily. c J!! a n rec all all of th e Ixird’s P r a y e r to th is d a y a n d i a al b ro g a te d a n d relw llcd again; n e w sp a p e r fo r Uie M ag ic Valle’alle y ." alxDut th e v e h em e n tly fighl The bill to TwinFn F alls County :S l 12.000.W. am ai mij;iity grateful to Mr, Jordan-Well,Jo probably b bj y th e C h u rc h lhey now so v e t M orm ons. u re w a te r from a m uddy loo la le lo h a v e th e ACf.U str;ira ig Jitc n ou t M r. agaiast,in fl’sJike seeking pure I o n ce h e a r d a m in iste r, ojf f aranother religion on • A prematurejre child was treated1 ;at the Primary lo im. Insteadofgolngloils J o n la n . I)ut it w ould su re twe funr to h a v e a n tributary, tr miles downstream, television, lell his congregatiorItion th e m e a n in g of th e Children's Care■e IHospital in Salt Lake:e City. The bill to purest and most reliable sounDurce. interviewin w ith h im . p l w ord “ p r e ju d ic e ." lh a l m e an irIn g being " Y o u 're not l.OOO. le n d who is ac q u a in te d lhecounty: S30.0C I do not rocall any religiouslUs d is c r im in a tio n a l 1 have a inon-Mormon frieni up on th e th in g s y o u 're dow'n n oor n ." jsearticlesyouare • A baby Ixjrnm with birth defects waA'as treated at the I.ihble , j KdwanJs Klemenlaryry, K v e rg re e n Ju n io r with w: the enlire scries of these JEAN GARRISON a re definitely sam e facility. BilBill: $24,000. HighH o r G r a n ile H igh School,Dl. I w a s n e v e r sure* w ho p p rin i tin g , a n d he says they a re 'Tw in FaUs uncomplimentary tothe Churhurch. and 1 have to • Just Thursd;sday. the county receivlived a fourth bill w as a M orm on a n d w ho wa«n« n 't. T h o se school d a y s ur were happy, carefree days,, Discriminat'onL talk a a( g re e w ilh him . from a Utah hospispital.for about $35,000.10. :h le a d e rs a s ty ra n ts , o ld h com cs fro m a d u lts , nol younjingpeople. Ilxilieve W e d o not hold the Church h H ard to see th e trutruth h e re Already, the tototal is approaching $2C5200 .000. and three “ I f o r lh a t.K v e r y . fo fo g g ies. o r d ic tato rs who holdold Ih e ir m e in lw rs w ith young people a r e too sm a rt f( An open letter tc all Mormonm ons: m ore cases aree fpending for which finjinal bills have not J,, dordiiln’tgelan‘’.\” t'o « ercio n an d fear. Those off uus s w ho know th e m y o u n g ste r kn o w s w hy hc'illd < 1 a m no l o n e of you a n d nevelevcrwlll be. jusl a jarenlscan agecpl his e es s te e m a n d resp e ct them ais s good,g honest a n d been submitted.1 rcgardiessofr( whether the pai s th e only on e s w h o w ould in sp ire d le atlerso f God a n d thlh e C hurch. CaU C iolic, T h e y a re p e rh a p s the incentive along the line lin lo hold these gr;iest care 1 *' didn't see ;myone gelal>lueue rit>lx)n f o ra se c o n d e r costs in line. Thehe parents naturally. w< ’■ hh; a s su b je c te d a subtlety of[causing ca embarrassment 11. H 0 understandably. . •Ihini p la c e finish! T h e T im e s-N e w s r e c e n l sseri e rie s of a rtic le s on yo u r for the children,m. Local doctors, also 1 1 am suspiciousof a numix;lx;roflhe"governinenl to to th e C h u rc h , an d it's obviou;io u s: and even If it e e ls th e " m o d e m ” s ly le c cl h u rc h Is w oefully sh o rt inI th a l c o m m o d ity , you a r c make the reienerral to a hospital baj)ased on medical studies”gt reporleil l)y Mr. f‘at■arrcll.Thesestudies w w eren’t intentional, it refleclf s lu te a n d re sp e c te d a a ffro n te d a n d ju stifia b ly so.0. YiY our im m e d ia te considerations; fiifirst, costs second, if atat all. w ere in a r e a s o f d iv o rc e ra lele. teenage mothers, pep a ai n d in flu en ce of even an aslu t is supposed to be. reaction n Is anger. 1 watch youiy o u r le tte rs to th e e d ilo r on the residents pillpi use, e tc , I w ould love toI sees< th e a c tu a l stu d ies in reporter,n which the writer isj But the burdeiden falls, in the end. 0 ; a m o n g st any c o m m u n ity p p ile up. Y ou w a n l lo vin d icrate ate your church. Do so. total, in c lu d in g th e m ethodio 0 f sa m p lin g a n d T h re e a n d a half m onths a n here. As Feltonn notes,n the county is inn 1reasonably good ic )rity on a n y su b je c t o r b b u t in love. By y o u r fru its will you Iw know n, . stalislicai maUi used.PJeaseise se n d fo r th e m . Iw ill doesn't di makeoneanauthorit; e.'except for this kind1 of0 obligation. Ils 'did the editor seek oul .. InUilsageofcommunlcatioiation a n d fre e d o m , tru s t financial shape,' p a y th e p o sta g e . pP< e o p le. J u s t how seriously die 2r s of th e church • - a s , _ in ‘f th e w isd o m of Uie peoplee oof fG < o d . Vou w ill not h e a r medical indigentjnt fund, for example, hhas about $93,000 !.ustly. 1 w o u ld lik e to e.Karamine Mr. Farrell's . b b o n a fid e ord in ary m cm lx:rs 1 th the intent of capturing' ' from f« Uie silent m asses of peopje o p lew h o re a d a n d . in the account, bibut must cover the costssts abovethat. d e scrip tio n o f U ta h w hich seise em s to su m up his o o] p p o se d lo ap o states - • w ith I esoflheChurch?Ordid p p o n d e r w h a t th e y h a v e re aid. d . T h a t m a k es U iem no the other commissiisioners. Marvin — wholcarticle"8.').OOO.siiuare w remilesoflwistetl the tt real memlxirs' allltudesc She and th< L*d to h e ar? I t's b e g in n in g le 1( ss re a l. Y ou m u st l r u s t |^b^t^collectively. t , ( they will ■ ‘t'anyonTands.'b'riny lakes, alkaloidall flats and * h hi e on ly h e ;ir w h al he wanlc*d 1 Hempleman'andnd Ann Cover, have join'lined others in the c o o r choice on th o p a rt o f se s< e Ih ro u g h a ll th e d lr t> wliincfry. n t} aU U iesul>tie Mormons," Boy. isthisunfaifair, Ut;ih.likeliiatioisa to tc look like another very poor rt a bill that soon will1 (come l)efore the tr ib u te s to ra is in g m o re ' Innuendo, If the exaggerated1 facfacts. state to support Ijeauliful s la le o f fine to w nisandcilies. s; nalional T T h e Tim es-N ew s. and contril: ity dish a rm o n y . ■ B ul m o re lh a n th a t, you aareglvenagolden re Ugislature thatat would replace the menedically indigent forests, n a tio n a l p a rk s andImountainsoverl.J.WO n controversy o and community 1 a “medically needy”’ program,i which A s I o n c e sa id to a prin tiningemployerwhen, g ' o o p p o rtu n ity no l so m u c h toDtellUiemwhal tell you are. program with a feet, bu t lo sh o w th e m . T a lk is chea*eap. M ine^ess. By ,hel<4i^f»'yli!^toffine th tt ro u g h m y w ork. 1 was_re , I.ike Uietie TV commercial says, ■ •'•Why?" I said! “ necausom: Dugh lh e tlcceplion a n d th U a t y o u r h o u se is In o rd e r..Given Gh lhat.you tiave tion as a whole.I. TThat. In our minds, is; a valid change. Jw ho are* you g o in g to l>elieveve. lh;itguyF:irrellwtio hhonest people will sa* througl ;ain.stthechurch.and nolhing n to fear. Simply praisea isc God for th e te s t you spent :v m o n lh s in U lah, or my.'ielf. who lived there fals f; eh o o d s pronounced ag ain a r e sent. ssom e will investigate and jointhel-DSChurchjoii a PHIL AUTH “ DANIEL H.llAYM ORE,:,D I D S I)Ix-'causeof it," ind out, they will go to th e Berger Twin Falla T o th o se w hoilesire to find A E ? 5 U RREW\ E purestp source, ,\nd to thoseiu w ho would r a lh e r u tilize such inlsinformc*il informalita tio n and ha lf-tru th s, th e y / W U J E 5 1 G ospel is m ore irrm p o rta n t Articles very enligiightening : listen in g to an y o n e of th e I have"read in your ret'cnlnt ;irliclo ;ilx)iit Mornwns w v ill do it an y w ay . It’s like lisi ' " o u ls id e the c h u rc h -- W hen 1 r e a d In yo u r p a pcr e r SiSunday the IGththat on Sunday. Jan. ii. I am .Oulhern Baptist . nn u m e ro u s ••iioi.se-m akers" O' ilwr antagonists. So. lel T h e T im e s-N e w s w as soonI lo dod a c o m m e n ta ry on preacher, but not yei iinlaimmed. I a m a young m a n pp;ist memlxirornon-memlwi 2 said ‘'nolse-maker" and uth e M o rm o n c h u rc h 1 w a s reallyrea t disappointed, I felt (im ;m dl iiave the riglil tos;)si>e;ikoutwhatitcoines tlth o s e who de sire, grab th e sa ; re*st of the Don Q u ix o te s, tlth is w ould b e .ultra-M orm on)n aai n d sla n le d lo c o n v ert from th e kno w le d g e and Ihelewisdomofttielloly j'jo in in th e c h arg e with th e re*: non-M orm ons to th is h ig h lyypopulaled po Mormon Spirit in my hearl. - MERWIN D. BAGLEY n lt> elieve th e B ible is^i very e r mfallililelxwk. It is^ i T w in F a lls ssta te . With much regret 1 startedted rear d in g th e s e r i f t In p p p i :u n m is la k e a b le Ixwk. Tlie Bi'hleBi is ;is h ig h a lx )v e ;d l / C h u rch begins aI jljourney y o u r p a p e r th e next w eek - - to m y g ra te fu l su rp ris e o0 lh e r lKX)ks ;is tlie heavens';!s";irealx)vethee;irlh. r ve re a d four of the eighthtpartsintheseriesyou 1 felt it w a s in te re stin g a n dd noinon-bias. You showed A ^ I Nowhere* in the Bible tellsIs us to re a d th e Book of a r e ru n n in g . So far I'v e rea;a d v e ry few tru tlis. a lo t o f nmany true facts and left it thore.thei 1 neither fell m r g I'M urm oiv Y ou o a n hav e .1 pu[Hire sp iritu a l life w itti th e a udiccbutweiMormons) p .’cll informed, IxjrdJesusChrist.TlieHihkllle doc-s not coiiilem n u s })ersonal p opinion and preju d i pu sh e d o r m a d . bu t v e ry well i ■ I t , Im iis t say it h a s n 't l)cen 1. a s a T w in F a lls re sid e nnt t w an ied to ta k e th e lim e for not re*ading the Book off ^M orm on, excepl w h en ;i have li come to expect lhat. 111 r e a d w orse alw ut " u s aands;iy lhank you for not letlliletllnganyofyour })crson refuses lo ;iccepl .)esesiis('lirist;ishls ;is :i b a tl a s I exi>ecletl. I’v e re : p e rso n a l v ie w s sw ay w h a t: you p rin te d in Ih e se jKTSon'al l/)r il a n d Savior., IhenII lie is totally M I' o rm o n s," p 1 fen siv e alx>ul o u r fa ith in aarticles, and I found them vvcr e ry re fre sh in g a n d e; o ndeinnetl a lre a d y > St. Julii)hn:{;Hli.!{em‘.‘ml>er. W e do nol neeefore thle e: Hook of M orm on w a s net*

I d a hh o c iU eJS i need ibetter]shake]f r o m the f Legiislaturee entities. voter approvall aat t all. a p p a r e n t th a l th e ultimImate a solution tothe Itisditnciilltoarcuualx)!ilx)Ut th e se v e rity of u piwith;m;iddilion;ilSi w i millionI eaieac h y e a r to ' p ro b le m si ol0. Ih e ir ow n go v e rn m e n ta l en I, there is Anolhersolutloitlo n th a t has be en co n sid e re d[| s ta te ’s p ro b le m s prolinblUnbly will lie w ith an the stale's prvsciil fiscal protilein.pn The slale is helpIp finance the fireman’s retircm■ement s y ste m . H o w ev e r,. sin s t'e lh a l h a sn ’t happeneil,. 11 consider other alternatives. toatklresstheprop ro b le m ot fax e x o in p t In c re a se in Ih e s a ie s tax.tax, clly and county face earm ark the e^;4teMtwutuailtyrr------r r n n t rim; n m i u se who use scrYice-S to p a y fo r w h ic h m a k e it v ir le general fund budget is c ity o p e ra tin g bm lgels haveave increaser tht e co st o f sta l6 rev e n uuc e 5sh a rin g pro g ra m . a r c c o rr e c te d w ithoutut givlngeiiualgi ------enfotH.'ement-are the lowest:e s lin thoW -W cslern...... -.....TfiThe proi)U ins of funding essenli iSterfivgth(!iax.'...... consIderaUon loilie prolproblemsofldaho'sclUds...... )v e rn iiie n ta l s m i ^ s a t lh e loca ...... »Tlie a v e ra g erstiiteproviJSTt’s'cilio^ sti s ta le s . A r e c e n t su rv e y ofDf jailsj; in Idaho's i;ovc ------and-coujilies.-very-llitlelltlewHlhuve been gained:— -— /ery bit ;is severe uYlhe problemlems th;il exist /Vnolher]r pTolilem Is lh a t so m e legiMalHa foni ?.XrToreacirsiiXi'tiXl'Uial is raised lo c a lly .'in c> >,mliesshowsthat Iftarelire In nceegislature addre.ss localcal funding ;m election>n sho u ld l)e re<|Ulrcd to a d oipl p t; su c h a g e n e ra te d locallyilly. Iflheslalewerctoprovldt O nly one o f th e W estern s reduce the financial problempra s a t Iw th th e s ta le I it addrcsses lax. Any votervo approv;il reiiulre*menttc:)IIIng c: cllieswlthanadda d d itio n a l $12.-) m illio n p e r yeu p e r c a p ita on fire p ro te c tiotionth;inwedo. r In ppohroblems at the same lim e that it; and local levels, )val would it would just brin)r in g u s up to th e n a tio n a l addition, if Uie Idaho Supre.premeCnurlupholds,.,,. .,Uie,sie,st;il,e'siJrol)!eins. for morethth a n sim p io m a jo rity ap p ro v a thedeclsionof a t e C t f e l r . :iii lharow n ■. averageandalsoIso provide som e of statea le s th a t a.e re(]uired locome authjlh o r ily atK^flexIbllily to ta k e•carcofthe ca havelocalcII option t;ixes d o n ’t ev e n relwcomlng tw increasingly U]eAssoaliiio^i)Srrd!iholiiho Citics iMsetl In Boise. ' <- S l .. I ______

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T h i ir d a ii r l i n €2 will1 s e rr v e lf w i n rpiiiils B y ST K V K U P S O N M etn;lro lin e r plan es. They a re je t •powerc crafl Salt I jk e Cily»»fJC several smaller citiescil in r ’a lls ni.trkel with wi Kcpublic Airlines amiml link* of the exlstini:I! trtraffic away from Re- Times-Ncv.'s w riter w ithth ]pressurized caliia-;. No onee wwill mistake ,Ulah;andRRock S p rin g s. Wyo. Transweslern, an’ jo b of a co in m u le r airliniline .such a irlin e , k 'c a a ssc e tthc ailifllion.il fligJits oul o th e m Skv Wc-st w ill o ffe.■r r a one-way flight to Salt TWIN FAI.F^ - A newlew a irlin e will Iw sin buI t theth sm aller planes can!« flowiow n in a n d out a s S k y Wc5^esl is lo la k e pi-opk* lo a trans- I'win Fails mii’Jilii’Jil help stimulate more biisi . L -ik eC ily fo r S*/J. IlI al:also will offer the sam e s e rv ic e tx jtv -w n Tw in I-'allsalls a n d S a lt J j k e Cily o ITTwin w Falls more fnxjuenlly tharJian lhe larger ^wrtation lub.hu ness, says UonI Helx.T,Ke a co m p an y o lticia l whi "arld-on" fares, in cooperationcoot with W estern in M a rc h . • i t ' s p rim.marily a feeder indu-slr)’. fm.fdinnlo ! was in Twin Fall'alls on Tluirsilay to ,uinounc< Jels.s. ,\irlines. thal Transwes■western has Iwen jffering Sky W esi Airlines, a 10-j Lhe m ajor airports am! carricriers," an the new service. 10-year-old commuter Frc•'rom Sail l-ike. Sky WesiI hash offered and from th( , siiu'el)eceint)cr airline based in $1. Geor{» r g e . Utah', p la n s to fli>;hli^ils to and from I’ocalello forit almostal three airlinespoktikesmansaid. T tie com panyy al.soal e x p e c ts lo t.iki* a p a rt of o offer four round-lrip flighlights a day Iwtween yearsars and flights loam! from Idahoaho I'a lls sin c e F r o m S .illill I Jk e Cily, for example, the:hen.'are the business nowlow i;oing lo liie tuo airline:ICS P .isse n g e rs w ho flyly WWestern lo or from Salt Twin Falls and Sail J^keike Clly. The service Seplep le m tx ;r. T h e airline al.so fliessloIjsVeg;is. lo jiboul Ij O flights fli departing per ilay lo |pijtiils serving Twin Fail:■ails. '.iik e C ily w ill tx; a bile le lolc fty Iwtween S a lt I j k e will Ixjgin M arch 1. R eno■no and .several smaller citieses In 1 Nevada; throughoutIt lhe I couniry, hesaid. “ W c feci likoiko w e w ill stiin u la te Sijiinme ' Cily and Twin Falls; lu 1make eonneclions wilh The airline uses iii-pa-pa.'senger i'airchilil Phociloenix a n d se v eral sm a lle r c ilieies s in Arizona; The airlinline chose to coinpele m Ihehe T\m ii additional inlcres'rest We fwl like we'll gnuiiii;n a IIioih; W este rn flirj^t.si-storS:r>ork“w. toi m m 'T w i n F" a l l s g e2 i t S m K i - ■if > 1 4 a p p ]J i c a t i o rn s

1f o r a t t (o r n e y ’ s p o s t BySTKPH.XNlK.SCHOROU)W . Kent A, Hi}!H iggins. 30, of B u rle y , is a Tiivcs-News writer law clerk for Fifth District Judge George Granaianata Jr. Previously, he TWIN FAM^S Fourteeeen persons was an intern.*rn w ilh lh e firm o f M ay, have suiunitled appiicatiorions for the May. Sudweeweeks. Shindurling and p o s t of T w in F a lls city a tto3mey, n iwing Slulibs in Twin Twi Falls. He also has vacated by SusanSwanberg.•g. .servcHi a s aI cleclerk for a Pocalello law City Council will meet today l< at -5 firm and was/as U.S, congressional In- p.m. lo review the appliclicants and icrn. . narrow the field lo two lo) fourI final- Higgins reccreceived his law degree ists. Mayor Chris Talkiniington said from Brighamam Young University i-aw T h u r s d a y . School at ProviTOVO last April, He gradu- Council expt*cls to inleiicrview thc aleecnadn admllled lo the Ulah bar ' Swanlxtrg has resigned hetier posilion. and has fileded hisI application for the ' elftHrlive Feb, 11, lo acceptIt a job as a Idaho bar. deputy county prosecutorir in Coeur • William1 ]..L. Bird. 48. of Pocatello, d ’A lene. recently ieflfl Uthe employment ot the The salar>' for the posilitlion will Iw Bannock Countjunty prosecutor's of fice — S25.000. or higher, dependinjing upon lhe where he hadlad served as deputy pro- experience and (lualiflcatlclio n s of th e s e c u lo r f o r fouifour years *- after he was p e rs o n se le c te d . defeated in1 his bid to win election as Here are the applicantsis - In the prosecutor, order they applied - - ammd a brief Hehasworkco rk ed a s an a ss is ta n t Id a h o s u m m a r y of Ih elr ba ck g rolunds: u f attorney genermeral In lhe Coeur d ’Alene ; • I-YllzWonderiich.29.ofDf Boise, has regional officeflee and as a deputy pro- • worked as a depuly proseou[HJtorlnAda 'seculor In BingBingham d ttity . For eight C o u n ly fo r m o re th a n tviwo yoars, years, he wasv a s a deputy w llh th e f>os Previously, he worketl as a law clerk ,\ngeles Counljunly Sheriff’s D e p a rtm e n l. for I-'ourth Districl JudgiIge J, Ray Bird receivejiv«?d h is law d e g re e fro m ; Durtschi and-did legal res•esearch for the University■slly of Idaho in 1973. H e ' I/ew'slbn anttTwin Falls lavaw firms. graduated frorfrom BYU In 19G9, w ith a A native of Twin Falls, hehi received bachelor’s de?degree In economics. He . h is la w d e g re e in 1980] from lhe graduated frorfrom Ricks Junior College : . University oLJUaho Collegege ot i-aw, in RexburgI inlm 1961. IHo gr.'ul«attSl cum laude in 1975 from M ic h a eJl l D e /\n g e lo ..a B o is e a t- ;- the' University ot Utah, and a he re- lomey. recentiently finished a two-year • cceivcHl an associate ol arts ar degree stint as legal;al ccounsel for the H ouse of ...... M , ffrom the College ol Southerem Idaho in Representativiatives of the Northern . ; ■ 1973,I ’ • M arianas.ConCommonwealth in Susupe. ' . Peace vigig ii -• David F. Wynkoop ofif B oise h as S a ip a n , a n1 isl;island in-the Pacific. He Marie KreUXailkamp aang a peace song hebe com- Academy • in Twinio Falls. The event alsoI S ite, w h ic h w x x u rred 322 yyears ago Thursday. • 1;Ixron a deputy Idaho allonn■ney general also servedfd sa s an a c tin g a tto r n e y • posed to the U> esUmated 15 personsns who included a candlellgtJlght vigil lo remember thef The Magic Valley chapteiiler of the Snake River s in c e A u g u si of lOflO.^md hehi has Iwen * general forr lhthe commonwealth from I. gathered Thurhursday night at tbe Renals:ilssance first nuclear-bombb letesting at the Nevada Test Alliance sponsored the evejvcnt. _ a s s ig n e tl a s legal cOMn-sel:l to' th e De- 197810 1979. ------ppartm ent of Heallh and Welfare,W He previously.liy. he worked for the alsoa setT/es as a lecturer■ in ii business M icronesianm IxgalI. Services Corp. In lawI. al lioise Slate Univei^ersily. Pre- Saipan, supervje rv is in g a le g al o f fic e th a l viously.V he had a private‘ fpraclice in managed landand claims and tort actions i lhI. e B o ise a re a . in v o lv in g Itthe United Stales. W ynkoop grew up In Twiivin Falls. He MicronesiaI aam n d th e T ru st T e r r ito r y of I n c co u r t reccivetlr his law degree■e from the lhe Pacific IslaIslan d s. University of Washingtonin School of De Angeloelo' also has worked tn it to pen U I iw in S e a ttle in 1079. Hele gradu.ilcHl • private practkictlces in Philadelphla and. T w e nity-one-yej t ^ar-old hab.b itu al crinm i n a l s e n from Boise Slate Universi^ity in 1976. ihe U,S. Virginrgin islands. >PUCANTSonPa«eA6------tie co-defendaiils lo Imr- w '' ith a lie jire e in e c o n o m ic•s. . 'S e e A P P L B y M A R T Y T R lL I.H /\/\S\S F . . five-year term, which caic a r rie s a m im im u in 2o- eiico u ra g etl tw o juv*?4tle j and provide hiiii wllti the Times-Ne ws writer month senlenoe. will be servwn-’cd consecutively under );la ri/e a h a n lw a r c sK e ai Bruce’s decision. stolen ilems. The pmsccuirulor niletl out .seekiin: a ' le urged Bniee lo is.sue a ^TWIN FAt.I-S - A dlstiIlstrlct judge said Tliursday/ "The most awkwartl Ihinihing alxiut Ihls case is llie ienglhy seiilence. bul he i would nile out the [xissibil- Heyburi * n and Cc'assia that a 21-year-old Twinn FailsF man had run oul off e x tr e m e youth of th e defendjn d a n l.” B ruce sa id . " If he fix e d -le n n s e n te n c e lhat wc second chances and ordertiered him lo spent! al leaslI w e re :iO. il wouh! nol Ixj soJ ddil ifficu lt," ity of p a ro le , lie the likelihood of him mosl of the rest of this lh decade in the stale1 lawyers' comments onn ThursdayT inilicaled lhat "We have to evaluate j v lclim izin j; m o re iKX)p!e,lie," Voorhees said. "He J ating Richardson may have l>een.■en involved In as many as lawyers; negotiai piwllenliary. ind b a rs, y o u r honor, iiniil J u d g e R o n a ld B ru c e ’ss dd( ecision w as w ell below UieI 18 ju v e n ile incidents. T h eI de fe n d an t a lso prev io u sly .should p ro b a b ly iw Ixitiinil lie 's 27. A nd is n ’t th al a siish a m e? B ul so iiielim e s. il , maximum life sentencece facing Tod RiclianLsoii. had l)een convicte in connecllon wilh the , "some commitment'’ is madeir by lhe "problem they'Tthethe clly) think-they E x t r a dd i t i o n h e aa r i n g p o s tt ] p o n e d i n1 k i d n a p p3 : i n g c a s e . county., lo end the "danfngerous.de- goi." Bt^ckSiijc siiys, ) slrucljve and Iwlhersoine:e smoke, ash Beck wouldluld not commeni further on aiitj other pollutants emi'nltted" from ihe case, bubul lie says thal if the By PAT MARCANTONIO10 l)cen held Thursday, but>>ut il was (lelayeil until th e in fan t w a s plaeeey arriveeen reunlted^inn in addition, Pritchetl'iJtl's ^ n d was reduccnl Idaho, . and shut it down IjeIwcausc thc ix.'en appointoinled to replace districl - Oroviiie. Calif. T h u rs d a y from $20,000 loI SIO.OOO.Sit Slip|K7 and Pritchell^:I apparently argued at a‘ ',, emissions, acconling to cityci officials. Judge Georgeorge Granala. who dis- ;\nd the man accusedd ofo alxlucling thc baby lasl;l At Monday's hearing. PriiP rllc h e lt will I * a s k e d if he friend's residence, south'o1-of Uurley, lasl Friday, As’ are causing health prolrol)lems and qualified him;limself a few days after the Friday is sche gogc to court Monday tor antl w a n ts lo w aive e x tra d itioion n and return to Idaho to a resu lt, th o m a n look theciialiy. ii police said.. damaging a nearby clty-owne l»gin proceetlings to bringing lhe sus^^l back to the , l> ecau se l>olh sid e s h a v ee indicated a The buiklerklers of the planl - Wilder a fugitive from justice,}, bbased on a second-degreee state: -.-a... Messley would nol reloa;lease the nam e of Slipi>ey’s willingness lo settle the mmutter out of Constructionion of. Washington and - kidnapping warrant Issuesued In Idaho, according to-D /\s for thc baby's condiiidlllon, no Information was •• trie n d " o r fu rth e r tietailsils alwi ut th e in c id en l. • r c o u rt. Valley Stee!Ki! Builtiers,I also have been B u itu C ounty c o u rt officialcials, available Thursday froma BiBurley police or from the O ro v iiie is locatcnl al>alwut (i.‘) miles north of S o m e " h e a tiw a y " ha.H tx;tx-Hin m a d e in n a m t:^ o s5 d»defendants in the case, /\n extradition hearingIng was schedulet! to haveu 'Butte Counly child protecti\«tive agency in whose carc‘ Sacramento. out-of-court negoliationss to resolve jiJong^ withth Citizen’s Developmeni the differences betwt‘ercn the two Corp. and IdahoIda Firsl Nalional Bank, p a rti e s , s a y s Al B a r m s<. . th e Ca.ssia . w h ic h h aave v e handled the leaso- C o u n ly prosc'culor. purchase agagrcement between the P r e l i mn i n a r y h e nrepresented by Its own llirealcnetl to klll her. He! tions alx)Ul the faclllly. However,H he attorney. BBar a r ru s says. By BONNIF BAIRD JONI3 N F ^ Featherslon: who wasas arrested Tueser Bunllckln Jerome at 100 n a tu re , authorilies ilelalned I'ea''ealherston lasl month in . :e and Information in con- ground oulslde the courtroro o m , e a r l y 1982.>. ifHeybum has been recelv- a .m . A probable

To Twin Falls; rman A p> , p ( f c a n nts— itlnuedfrom PageAS the Indiana School of Laww IIn 19G9. H e In 1978. slhe h c served : as an assoclale -tubing riride r^sullits in injiury g ra d u a te d fro m In d ia n a "UrUniversity in professor in in criminal law at SndW-1 •7 He rccei\kxJed his law degree from 19G5, wllh a bachelor'ss degree in Washington1 Statei University , id, r e s t o n h is u p p e r ba ck ar>dr>d neck, the Temple Unlveilverslty School of U w In TWIN FALI^ - Todd DuDuller, 20. of theSouthinil:nils. n publicpolicyand buslncsscscconomics. Pullman. ;heShe also has worked as a . lls County sheriff's Deputy d e p u ty sa id . Philadelphia,ia, and he earned a Tw in Falls, was lisled in falrcondltionfair TwinFalls •. Dennis C. Doneux. 40.D. iof Nampa. legal inlema andar rescarchej for two m a n sa id B u tle r w 'as one of He was brought to Ma^aglc Valley bachelor’s dc;degree from Temple Uni­ Thursday night at St. /MphJphonsusRe- GaryKaufmc w a s a d m itte d lo tb e Id ab o0 IB ar in 1982. P u llm a n law firmfii s. ins injured Wednesday on Regional R Medical Centerir in Twin versitySchoolcoi of B usiness, g io n a i M e d ica l C e n te r In Boise,Bo where four persons Previously, he served as} a law clerk Raised intl Shoshone,,Sl she received ; run at the Diamondfleld F F a lls a n d l a te r ta k e n by am:mbulanceto • Williamn McDougall: Sr.. 49. of h e Is re c e iv in g tre a tm e n t forfoi ncck and the tubing n fo r a San Oiego, Calif.. la\law firm . H e h e r la w d e gpTie re e fro m th e U niversity o f . m o b ile a re a . the l^ Boise hospllal for a d d ilio n a l B oise, h a s aQ ppriv a te p ra c tic e In B oise, spine injuries. Jacksnowmo also has served as a law ccl< lc r k f o r th e Id ah o in 1978.978. Shc graduated from • the run was apparently tr tr e a tm e n t. H e h a s se rvved e d as a law clerk with the H e s a id U San Diego Counly distric■ict a tto rn e y C a lifo rn ia State St University at- slick. Butler hit a dip and K a u fm a n s a id th e o th e r tubingti inju- Idaho Supren■eme Court and as a clerk Butler was injured Wcdrednesday af- rough and sli and as assistant staff judgiJge advocate Hayward Inn 19G7.\i w ith a bacheJor’A, n from the tube, coming to rlf-s rl w e r e m in o r. w ith th e U.S,J.S. District Court. From ternoon in a snow-lubingg aaccident in was thrown f for a U.S. naval station inn San : Diego, degree in philosophy. phil She received., 1972 to 1375,75, he was an assistant He has also woiiccd in m:management her eiemenlar:ilary teaching credentials attorney geneencral with the State Tax and market research foro r th e S a g a in 1970. F rom 19721‘ to 1975. sh e d irc c ltd , Commission.■n. I accident b /I charge C orp. th e fed e ra l; 'Tti'Title 1 program for the, Car-train i brings DWI F ro m 197575 to 1978. h e se rv e d a s a chool Dislrict. trict magistrate judge. He H e re c e iv e d h is la w d e gjreelremthe n ShostaM S^ Iriv er of a c a r H is p a sse«nger. n Rudy Carcia, no age d d r iv e r fa ile d lo stop. Fourth Distrii L. Krocger. 28. of Jeromo. T W IN T h e d riv Califomia W cstem Schooli l o i u w i n ■chicle a b o u t h a s a lso waworked at the firm of 1 as tbe Jerome Counly. that coliicJed wllh a UnicJnion P a c ific g iv e n , w ass Iilisted in good condition at The train carried the vei; acks RaybomandlTdRaybominTwinFalis. . San Diego. He graduateded Iixim the 5“ “= train Wednesday night in Tw1 in F a lls th e h o sp italII T1 h u rs d a y nig h t...... 7HT fee t to th e w est of th e trac secutor since September, ill received his law degree University of Santa G anira In Santa has been charged wllh drivingdri' while It w a s rie c e s sa ry for ofiofficers and McDougall 1 n M rh o ln r ’aw in Clara. Calif., in 19M.wilha Police saicaid Gonzales drove ‘nlo the am a liulance personnel to exi’xtricate the frofn the Gor id Stanger of Twin Falls. intoxicated. /a s h ., in 1967, a n d h e grad - d e g re e in b u s in e s s adm inlsi path of thele train, at the Soulh Bluo driver d and passenger from the Spokane. Was S h e also h aIS s did o n e le g a l re se a rc h fo r ' u a te d fro mI IdIdaho State Universlly at T h e d riv e r. Ix o n a rd o GGo, onzales, 22, f la k e s Bouleulevard crossing, Jusl south w w re c k a g e . • D eb o rah N. K rfsta l, 36.36. of C h a in s, f irm s i;iU wPiston ist< and Bonners Ferry. 119G2. of Twin Falls, was treatedited al Magic of Kimberly:ly R o a d , a l 9:37 p .m . Police The engineer on the trainl in w a s W .J . P o c a te llo in It has been the Custer County Cc pro- She receivedIved her law degree from 0. Bengoechea. 27. of Valley Regional MedicalII CenlerC and said thal wawarning flasher lights wero Tranmer T of Jerome. Thencre wert no * Shane 0 secutor since November ofo 1980. S h e th e U n iv ersityslty o f Id a b o in 1981. She inel. B oise, is a pDublic u t d e fe n d e r in th e B oise r e le a s e d . operating al a the crossing, but the injuries ii to railroad personn« also serves as the city attorneyal for graduated frofrom Washington SUte fender’s officc. He also public dcfen Chains and Mackay. Prevevlousiy. she University in 11977. w ith a b a c h e lo r's I Boise firm and specializes w o rk s fo r a B< was the chief deputy prosresccutor for degree in vocalocational home-cconomics fice defense, workmen’s in insurance Utah County. \ ed u catio n . ia rie s compensationion a n d g e n e ra l p ra c tic e . i-bbitu PreviouslyIy he served as a legal etour signs Florence Pulley; K a t h e rrynAnnGfdbs y i M / innie O chsner in te rn fo r a1 SiSpokane. Wash., law firm D river crashcies th ro u g h d e t HAGKRM/\N - Horcnce• n x Mac ParroU TWIN FAI:”AI.t.S - Kalhcryn /\nn Gll)bs. l'll.KR - MinnieOchsner. a. of Filer. a n d fo r thtie e J.R. Simplot Co. His BURIJCY - A Burlay miman escaped through barricirricadcs and detour signs,, Pulley. 83. of Hogcrman.in, idied Wedncs- as, of TwinIn Falls,I died Wetlnesday even- (lii'd ,i T hursday moming el T'Twin Falls experience; a:also Includes a stint as injury early Thursday morw ra in g w h e n p la c e d th ere re bbi e c a u s c o t ne arb y br)dge, day al U» Green Acre! Ca Care Cenler in ing ol Magi:aglc Valley Regional Mcdlcal Clinic c and Hospital, aflcrabrielief Illness. • assistant sergeant-at-arms ser for the his truck crashed throujlUgh s e v e r a l re p a irs, Gooding. Center, afletfter anc* tended illness. Itom Feb. 10. 1900, In Nortt Maho Senate,Ite. He also has worked for 1 Chadron. Neb.. BoraAug.ug,24, i8M.lnOmcga./\r1C-.she Rlier; had lived for many yean construction signs and rolloiled over in The truck;k slids slideways and th ^ B om April 25, 1833. in Q thc U.S. Depojpartm ent of the Interior In mily to Idaho by m arried WilliamWll P. Gibbs In 1912. They Valley,\ S.D. Shc married Jacol rolled o v e r•on on lits top. s)M5 moved wlUi h er famil) B o ^ a n d WVashington. a . D.C. B urley. covcred wagon at lheI a(age of 7. She lived In BJerryvlllc./\rlc.. er before moving In i, I'Jli:. In 1956. tbey moved i A ccording to B u rle y poUilUce, T r o y C. T h e re was w as S2.200 damage^ CT husband: Bengoechejhea received his law de- married Frank Parrotl on Jan. IB. 1910. to OUtihomjama and then to Twin Falls In S.I).. s and afler the dealh of her U n g e r . 20. w a s d riv in g norlorthon Park lager's trutrue c k a n d S300 da m ag e tp OT In Filer gree Imm GoGonzaga last May. and he In Hagerm an, where sJxsc hha ad lived since. 1930. Shc movedloScaltlcanerlhcdcalhmo in i, l‘/79. she had spent wlnlen /\venueal3:30 a.m .. when!in h e c ra s h e d th e sig n s. H e died on Feb. IC. 1929. of h er husbitsband in 19G3. Shc relum ed lo with « her son. passed the* I(Idabo bar exam in Scfh te m b e r Hele graduated from Boise In IWO, Bhe m arried WlWilliam Pulley. Twin FallsIsin It 1772. .She w as a mem ber of thc JIbbs was a member of the „ v e re ity in 1978, w ith a H ed led In IMI. M n . CIbJ Cliurch In fsabcJ. • State Univer Surviving art: Ihroedaujlaughlert. Ardlth Baptist Churhurch. d e g re e in econom ics. .Surviving are: four son«ns. ,U,ln bacWor’sdei Norwood of Hagerman. l^ille Gilmore In her youyounger years, shc had worked I B. Jones. 26, of Idaho Ochsner of Filer. Frwln Ochsner 0< ot • Joseph E • IT•Tjj j * of /\nchorage. /Uaska. andUld Dorla I,«ach at the ParkrkHotdinTwinFall.cl. w llh local arrangemenljnis provided Gonzaga inn 1981.I H e g ra d u a te d fro m p.m. al lhe Hagermanan Reorganlied Tulsa. Oklakla.: five sister?, Lydia/Ulred | by Reynolds I-'uneral ChapelMl of Twin C a lifo m ia State S t University at Ixng Church of Jesus Christt olof iJller Day and Mable3le T arr. bolh of Twin Falls, ' FalLs. B e ac h in Y.1978. w ith a b a c h e lo r’s Sa in ts, wllh d d e rs Lyslcale Gilmore and Nellie Uwjiw y e r of Hagerm an. Willie *' )usincss administration. H alcG launerofflclalln^t BiBurial vrill be In Forbes off &Gore. Okla.. and Blanche Wo!d degree in busl «l.Wa3h.;29grandchlWrcn;38 j ^ • R o b e r tIW W . G alley . 53. a Tw in F a lls Hagerman Cemetery. of Kirkland, H arry Buddy Steik I-'rIcnds m ay call a l Den-dem aray's Good- great-granduxlchlldren: and .several ^ „ attorney, waj,vas one of three applicants Ing Chapel today frtim I lo7p.m.lo 7 grcat-great-:at-grandchlldren. TWIN F / \U ^ - Harry Bu. ed for the city attorney’s tlA vf nw nK |. 57. of NInllchlk. /Uoska. died TTh! funerneral will be held Saturday al S r^i- p o st n 1974.4. vw h en C h a rles B ru m b a ch , while visiting a t the home of! hishi brother. 2:30 p.m.. a l Reynolds I-'uneral Chapel In > s predecessor, was chosen, Gene Slelk of Twin Falls. W alterM . Tam\ m e TwlnFalls.Its. Burial will bc Irf Twin Falls ( part-tim e as the Twin Falls liom /\p ril 18. 1925. he hadlad lived his H e s e rv e d pai M. Tam m e. 74. of Cemeiery. JEROME - Waller M .' enllrelifeinNlnilchik. c ity a tto rn ee y y fro m 1968 to 1971. ay moming at his l-Tlendss moyri call at lhe mortuary lhls i Je ro m e , died W ednesday r ers and six Froml9G6l06 to l975.,Galley worked in ness. evening andand unlil lhe tim e of the servlcc Surviving are six brolhen Penn>yW ise SpeSurvlvlng,are: his wife^Ife of Jerom e: a Surviving N evada txifore moving lo Grairand Prairie. He also has ; CAPSULESs tofTwlnFal!s:a Falls; a] son,J l,£onard H. Baker of ‘ lokane firm and has done c ^ughter. Donna Hobllt of • Texas, in 1906. They relumedcd to Jerome with a Spok. Okla.; two daughters. BcUy ' son, Gary Tamme of Saila llI I jk e C lty ;tw o Vcnela. 01 legal rcsearcir c h fo r a M oscow firm , )vcrmlllerofDoublln.CaIlf..and In ' limi. ste p d a u ^ le r? , Joyce Bui;BuUer of Jerome NoreneOve Mrs. Johns was a mcmlini)er of the He receive!ved his law degree from the Extra-Strenrengtti Tylenol 1 O liver of Dlnuba, Calif.; Iwo and Roma /Ubrethsen of IPocalello; five Blllle Jo 0 Haptl.sl Church. U n iv e rsity'O of f Id a h o in 1980, H e g rad u - 24 Copsulos slsten. I-ydla Hillman of 1Dcshlcr. Neb.. stepsons.. Jes.andiidofJerome; 'atedfrom thcth e U n iv e rsity of C a lifo m ia ar>d Marie Secrest. Kaleale Banker. /\nn and James1C3 A. Black of Sail U k e Clly; 5TH ^ R o g . 2 .0 9 ...... M.5T a da u g h ter. Kay W allisof GrairandPrairie; at Berkeley,ly. w ith a b a ch e lo r’s d e g re e • Deuel and Krma Drohmannaa all of Daven- four stepdajdaughters. Geraldine Slater of ; lls, Gwen Decker of Idaho Falls. th I ree sons. Karl Dwalne Yowewell of Grand in p o litic a l Is science and inlemallonal f\V. Copsulos p o rt. Neb.; five grandchldchiidren: and a . TwlnFalls, P ra irie. M dvln Yowdl of Riverton. r e la tio n s. R o g . 3 . 5 9 ...... great-grandchild. He w was as preceded In /VrleneHanlarrlson of Rupert and Calhy Self I » i.7 » Wyo.. and Enicsl Johns, of Grand .ArdeeHc H e lm J r .. 40. o f M ontpelier, death by a stepson, threeiroc brothers and of Hollisterler; three slslers. Jewd Ford of ' !, Okla., Opar Row-e of Prairie; 1 a brolher. Haroldd .Holmes of . 5 - —^ 1 0 0 C opsu lo s two sisters. Shawnee, resented the cities , of uth. Va., and Mary /MIcc Kirch Fly, 1 N ev.; a sl.Mer, Marlhaja Wilcox of £ i p e 7 e r . . R o g . 5 . 9 5 ...... T hc funeral will be held belt Saturday at Portsmouth r. Georgetown, St. Charles *3.99 n; six grandchildren; and six Je ro m e; and nine grandchlldn 2:30 p.m. al thc Jcromene ISeventh Ward of Ogden; Salurdayal andBloomin]iln g to n In B e a r U k e C ounty North Uncoln- - greal-grendsndchlldrcn. • n ie funcral-wlll-be held S/ . M orm on C3uipcl. oft N ve-Robcrtson s in c e 1975. ;. 1 He also serves as legal l^n Uavlll of- The funerneral will be hdd Tuesday at 2 IU:3U i a.m. al thc Hove Slreol. with Bishop Ijmi wilh the Rev. c o u n sel to0 the Fish Haven Area InJcrom cC cm e- p.m . al WhWhite Mortuary in Twin Falls. l-'uneral I Chapel In Jcrome. wil ficlating. Burlol will bc In. nal Sewer District, the first Burlarwllll;III be In Sunset Memorial Park In H 1 ichanl Go,sndl officiating,ig. Entomb- Recreational te ry . menl will be In thc Jerom e Mailausoleum. such district:let in Idaho. tYlcnds may call al the Hove- Tw inFolls.Its. I Friend.s may call at thcTC mortuai7 Previouslysly. he had served as pro- R obertson Chnpei In Jeron;romc loday from • Friendss nmay call at the funeral home church one hour on Sundayly anda Monday, and unlll I p.m. today I from 4 to 8 p.m. and frfrom 9 lo 10 , secutor forr EBear U ke County and as tfiscDfimastoie 5 to 8 p.m. and a l lhe cht Pennull a in, Saturday. pl lur lothe funeral. on Tuesday.ay. i p ro s e c u to r forfo Jay County. Ind. LYNWOOIO ^ H O P P I N ^ ^ H e lm rec^ceived ei his law degree from ServKi c e s — — TWIN FAI.I.S - The funeral for F irst Chrlsirisllan Church ot Buhl. t»-lil Saturday al 11 a.m.n. a t While Rodney T. Bell, ec. ot Twin Tw Falls, who M ortuary Chapel in Twin FiFalls. Burial died Mooday. will bc held:IdlodayatIp.m. I ’ IIUPKRI;r T - A memorial scrvlce forr will l)e In Sunset Memorial PiPark In Twin t the funeral n t the Sixth W ard Mormcrmon Chapel, off Rol)crt jlcGlc n n Bapllc. C3, of I^upert, whoJ F;ills. Friends may call at t H urrlson Strccl in TwinI FaFalls. Burial will dlwl Tuesdisd a y , will bc held loday al 2 p,in. home I loday unlll 9 p.m. andI uuntil 10 a.m. illoch'5l''uneral Home In Burley. on i Saturday. Thc family su>suggests thal " l e i t ensen’ss al Park In Twin nl McCullo- th Jorgi in Sunset Memorial I made to lhe F a lls , wllh Whllo M ortuaruary In charge of The funerae ra l will bc held Satunlay. al 21 memorial contributions be in arrangements. Friends5 mmay call al lhe p.m. atthelhe Carey Mormon Slake Cenler.. K im ljcrly Firsl UnitedI Methodlsl H om ea Entertainnrment Center5 r church from noon unlilil 11-the lime of the nurial wllwill be In Carey Cemetery. Church. ( servlcc. Friend.s may m call at lhe mortuary In1 Burley tocLloday from 10 a.m. lo 8:30 p.m., TWIN FAIJ,S - A gravesieslde service and al thccTC church In Carey one hour priorr fur i Vivien (Vnderson Slelllcr.r. I88. of Twin UUHI. - th c funciuneral for Zoe lo the furwoneral. Thc family suggests lhalI Falls, I who died Tuesday, wlwill bc held scl Memorial 4 ^ Cam pbell. 85. of Buhl, who#1)0 died Tuesday. memorialal contribution bc made lo} toiiay I u l 10:30 a.m. at Sunset JanuuaryCIiearancc;e ^ will bc held al 2 p.m. lodjloday al the First cancer rcsc•cscarchorafavorltccharlly. P 1 a rk in Twin Falls, wllh theIhc Christian , C hristian Church in Buhl.Jhl. Burial will bc Science Church oJflclallng. FrFriends may In Wesl Rnd Cemetery’ al Buhl. Friends I'all a l White Mortuary inI 1Twin Falls may call al lhe Farmercr CChopcLin Buhl TWIN FAI./\LI.S-Thc funeral forFawnC. uriltl i U:-55 a.m . Thc family su(suggests lhat until noon. Thc familylly suggests lhat Nelson. 85. of Twin Falls and formerly of[ iiieiiiorial i contributions be m ade lo thc A T SAFEWAY j LYNWOODD memorial conlribuilons3 bcb« made to the Klmlxrly.ly. who died W ednesday, will k ‘! I.I.ilioYoulhRanchorafavoril 1 )rile charily. SAVE UP TO1 5 0 % ! - - - ^ Hospi4 tals—^ L o w est P r ic o s In Town nSg MAGlAGlC VALLEY . . IkverlyFrlcscn.nllof.lof Jerom e. REGIONAL\L rMEDICAL CF-NTER Birth W urlU ior .. Mrs. David Fglwrt. and Mr. ancmd Mrs, fxslle Ifp l AAdmllted Sons lo Mf, and Mr ^ Full 3-Koy Mrs. John Russell. Mrs.rs. ra rrc n Davis. Linda West.II. Marie Novak, allofJeromw e — S p a n g lc rru e o d -Johnson.--f\ngcllna ^\r /MesI, Derek Hollowniwny anhtcr .'Nancy Blanch, Karonvn Mitchell and K im berly; William Franknk Malhcws of R upert; Mrs.s. Calvin son Qiorin Nnva, Wct>ffcwly Stoker. Herbert Knicrim aiand Reva Hull. ^ i 2 9 O> l n ly ! Braeggerof Paul; andJamesnesHanscnofShoshofw. a n u a rry288 all of Durley; Shlrlc;ilrlcy Jordon of Paul; and Rowowenc Jack ol Births Heybum , A daughter lo Mr. and Mrs.Irs. Farren Davis of Twin Falls,. andar sons Birth to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jcnsetnsen, and U nda Wesl. all of Twin^^In Falls. • (luugliler to Mr. ami am Mrs. U irry Johnsonof Heybubum, (Not Fetebruary 28tli & 29!9tti As Publisheddin I and Mr. and Mrs. B arry F.spllspllofKlmberly. irsday, January 271 ST.Br.BENFJ>lCrS MlMINIDOKAMEMORIAL The Timeles-News On Tliur AdmittedA Dlimlaged Ixjm a llavs. Mlchacl Uoydoyd. /\nn Kglwrt. Darold llli'hcrc<;rcck iinU IX'IphnSmlth, Hedwlxlwig Hiehl nnd Willanl Hawkins,i.allofRupcrl, a ' ■ r , I..l„ I - '- ' N-■ a -: rw itiF .ii.;, l(JiiiioA-7 f i v e p e cl o p l e - B-52 63txplode;s, flamel e s k i l l i N atii■ion o tS ! •’(Ifn .N D I-'UKK.S. N.l). (.1!( .lip ii - a . , jdant H'■’'’i Iwmtwr unum li.'i’.oinit infiinlen;ini.'? al thc UratulIII l-'orksI- A ir Koft'c Base allcT a lrainii»:lijij; iiiissioii ^ Block baacks grailin deal Mlav. k illin g - • I t-yprixk'd In [lam es Thunala fivejxwpleand injurin);clj;hlighl. DF^S MOINF-S. Iowa d(UPIl He said theL‘ PIPIK program is nol jis 'T h e fire d e slro > ;« l Uie S3fS.'W million. _ -\gricullure Secretary JoinJim B lock sim p le a s he wouw ould like to.S4-e il, hul "1 olftlil’-cngine jet i» in l« r leavinglea' only' ' said Thursday he will "stritrenuoiLsK ' feel il is ,is simplimpleas weemi makeit, - lhl‘"tail scctlon. The .\ir’ I'orcc l'( said IH H U i resist" congressional eft "1 will workirk loI ki.rp on a steady Ihprc were no nudear Ixunbiinbs aboard I laitiper with I’n.'sidenl 1 i.i),.ms so pnxluceric e rs ki;uw wliat Itic> .tie Itw 'a irc ra n . w h ic h w a s l)uiltlUilt to c a r r y j B P r s s * s » U " P a y m e n t in K ind" land ull deaim,- wilhh and know wh.it lo a'20.0(X)-pound f«m h load. lirarn.i:i ..IKl TOI: Frank B. Horton, cotcommander ’ ^ "Une of the worst IhingssC ( o .m re .ss ‘‘'W n " h - . u d o f'th o 321st M issile WinR,, put pu thc loll could, do lo .\mertc.m farmmers is M Under the P!lPIK p ro ):ra m . l^-. gov- ( J v > ■ : ai-/t've doad and eight itijurtlured, Of lhe S U m a k e c h a n g e s . iiiiiiliK the.w.water and ’eminent willIt giveg faniiLTS surplus eii;hl injured, four were ho; i k n ' ' createCI c'onfusion " Hkx'k s.isaid of the crops in exchaniliange tor taking acreage - ailtl' four were (reated a at t a b a s e V. •■("Crop Swap" prvgr.nn desesigneti lo oul of producticji'tio n F a rm e rs will Iw ho.<}rteUini’ aside 21>VJ •A itof th c d e a d a n d a l leastast six of the ~ |>eri'i'nlnrihi'irlI'irla iid injuRnt were ground inalmaintenance p c t^ n n e l. T h e p la n e, fro m the 31'.31'Jth B om - ^ U S E D COrFICE COPIEII E R S < ^ hardment Win;’, explodedxl iin fla m e s [ f i J P j r from an unknown causc! alatw u l R:;W MST, Flatnes bllloweDwed sm o k e S viJoMe for several miles?s fro. m th e I)a<».‘25 m iles west of Grandand I'o rk s in >n is all that rem iilhs oftf the cxplodfd bunibere r the Red River Valley, The tail section i SAVEl i AS MUCH A S 60”/{ Horton said lh« Iwinbcrha•had Ixx’n on the latest models ot the 1 a training nifUit Wednesdaylay night and black smoke,Os. More on a ramp near lhe laxiwayA'ay. He s a id p la n e . H e 3a3aid the fire was uniler mm e d ia te ly , T hc l-'tlh A ir I-Force will pro(iuceeen unfair • pjperlTixierincluiIeil for nol reporting the sugge;[geslion had no future. He SfASinNGTON - [’re E’rc s id e n t R e a g a n .ecause they TJiuraday he has given himselfhii a swift kick for out i thal. in our lax struclun I • Fire Year Perlormuce Gui s flwygsiint? it m ig h t l)C tim:ne e lo a b o lish th e co rp o rate v e r y h a r d to ju stify its e x isstence?” te r 'were "jumping up and dowiown, clapping your hands, doing backflips" over the iiw w n e la x . a n d a id e s inove<)vcd lo p u t lh e idea to rest. The president was awareare of the potential for 1licking your chops and doi 2>t-sald yesterday 1 wouldlUld kick m y s e lf for having itrouble before he spoke, Ire m a rk . e ANY Kll(IND OF FINANCING AVAII/AILABIE sfi&tit. and I have.” Rcagarg a n s a id le s s lh a n 24 hours " I w ill pro b ab ly kick m y/s se e l lf fo r having .said th is .” Speakes said lhat aflerr heh scolded the reporters alffig floating the suggeslleslion before a group of Reagan said. When the exe-jxeculives applauded, he Thursday morning, Rcagargan "shook my band" tor • CASU;H DISCOUNT • TERMSAS OAC l)B5JQess executives in Bedfcjdford. Mass. 'quipped. “ I’ll remember yoyour applause when thc a , c c u ra te ly r e flc c lin g th e president'sp n views, imenl Wednesday. Reagan ip r e s s k e e p s queslioning mle e fcf o r d a y s," »i*^r making thc comme On olher mailers, Spe;ipeakes acknowlege reflects Reagan’Jin’s preference for cor- 1 iSTOx and deputy press sc wilh the president Fridayay will suggest exlending = s y s l t e m s > off-the-cuff remark was porale | America over working:ingpeople. ’ li^l^porters Reagan’s ol R e a g a n ’s p ro p o se d freezet!on oi federal spcndintito lhe "He showed lhal his heheart was slill in the ‘ “tjista thought.” defen.se budget. "They canran very wc;i raise il," he ■Tbe While House Thursda;sday r e m o v e d a n y doubl, c o rp o r a te bo a rd room .” thjcspeakersald. e s ' ormerly Jusl Copy's. Inc I s a id . "S o m e of th e m ha v e‘inlhepa.st.” in -going lo be looked al.’’, Speakes had "nothing loLo ssay to the speaker” in = 3 t^I» proposal “ain'l-goi Kd. III '^ exhibils a v e ry fin e He also .said Reagan planspla to stand l>ehind the B32Hainiin A»E. (across Iron Foi Floral)Floti SJJjSkessaid. reply, except lhal O’Neill schcduletl 10 perceni incon:om e ta x rec iu clio n sche

S a J.TO N . h i. (UPlJ -TThe ht ringlead- women thatat delil)erated about'three • r o f a n a n ti-a b o rtio n groupoup c a lle d th e h o u rs. . Srmy of God was foufound guilty Defense Attiffney Wayne T, “Biu rs d a y o f tr y in g lo clos<;lose an abor- SchoenebergTg. who spenl ^ only 10 m n clinic by abducting ils iowner and minutes onn his1 presenlallon, did nol W sw lfe, dispute evidi/idence /\nderson and two 'JX z A cohorts abduKlucted Dr. Hector Zevallos SDon Benny f\ndersonwasA-as c o n v ic te d a n d h is w ifefe and-heldihenLcaptlvei for__ ig- a jury of seven menle n a n d fiv e e ig h t d a y s in a c o n c re te bunker. ' ^ H U R R Y INA & S1TONEWi/ARE DEPARTMENTr SSTORE inA AYS BLUE LAKES M/P VK— Inlroducircmg New.PaflnL'fst'jp JLY r E.T. aeto* 7 3 4 -9 4 0 0 ONL FRIDAY-SATftTURDAY- le a d at 3^!5 GGEM SUND/DAY. SAL .E JV O U N G S T O W N . Ohio3(U (I IM ) - A ;53-inch-taU Jwuncer antitl fof rm e r un- W iftrebver agent who play)layed a tiny TATE I ®;lfaterrestrial charade i„ .he REPR •RIGERATION ffloyje " E .T ..” died Thursd; -M ichael Patrick Biion.n. :1'). d ie d a l fl, Flllzalxilh Hospital of complica- p3ommorrj;:i!'» (5)ns fro m a blood infectl/anlon, ^ , JBilon. 2 feel .lO'mcfies; tatall, was the • balesDS • Instailalion • m-iiiclpal one of three2 aactors who • :Sorvico • 3 a ^ lhe title role in thelie fr ilm " R .T .: fiie» Exlralerrestial,” During D lhe “BU• U L K T A N K S fflm lng. th e -15-pound BBiton spent A many hours inside lhehe -10 pound tfe-T.” suit, an experiencenee he likene

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SALT L,\KE CITY -- TlThe next time In iicid e t h e ■A she runs for Congresr e s s , I'Y ances Farley won’l forget thc2 MormonM bish- C h Uirch I S t a t e I ops. On Nov. 2 s h e e a rn e d14C.2 4C p e rc e n t of the vote in a losing effoi■ffort to u n se at ^ Utah’s Ist District congregrcssman. Dan M a rrio tt. Though she lost, Farlejriey's racc was ^thh i n ^ e r i e s of 8 , nevertheless a rcmarkalkable achieve- m ent. In one of lhe nation’s>n’s m o sl con. mes the Mormon loaders scrvallve and Republicarc a n sto ic s, she t l a t a n Uy y lobby, li cajole and campaign r a n a s a lib e ra l D em ocrat. o n s c lM cefined I i “m oral" Issues of their V In a slale where 72 pc[»rc^loIthc choosing.!5. T h e c h u rc h o p e n ly rese rv e s population belongs lo ItaCUm T rtol uie right: to to In terv e n e w h e n it com cs to J esus Christ of Laller-d:r-day Saints - such as •gambling, liquor, \ she Is, as a lowly stale seraUr,Ulahssen contro]of ot pornography, Sunday blue leading non-Mormon pollliDltlctm laws,orth the bishop lo canvass lhe might-have-beens. , M o rm o nI families, f like a precinct Just two weeks before I Irum ming up votes, cshe confidently predlctci7 ti5 '£ “S ^ t f eseret News and members oft religious makeup of lhele IUtah doctor- The Dea l j reh hierarchy spoke fiercely . ^ale was "not rdevant"I" Ito her cam- the church against liberalization 111 of the liquor t paign strategy. , ’ Leaders of the Mormon i l • Bul afler studying thehe results, she laws. Let iment contributed money lo 1 1 -admils that "I think I nmaybe could establlshm tdcvision advertising, and ' have spent more time inIn the heavily pay l< 1 a somewhat unholy alliancce Mormon areas. I thinkIc I might have joined In a vada casino and hotel intcr- worked In a more precis^ise way with with Nevai 0 'Wanted Utahans lo keep th e M orm on ch u rc h struPicture. c t • ests who' P ■ ■ I acro ss th e b o rd e r fo r th e ir dry “Maybe I should haveive visited the driving acr y • . J > a n d sc o tch a n d so d a s; , - ^bishops:” m a r t in is tU Mormons.’They are the th< Intriguing The meale asu re w a s d e fe a te d , 270,132 i/',- ;tiil ■ , - w ild c a r d s in A m e ric anipolitlcs. po to 143,371.1. a a m a rg in o f n e a rly 2-to-l. -• Their founding prop!ophet, Joseph The exisRistlng law was passed as a I Smilh, ran for presldenl.It- compromisnise measure the following3 I The Mormon penchantm t fo1 r voting os y e a r . I ncontemporary coi Ulah there Isaa ...... I a bloc sparked persecutioution that final- networko of f p riv a te d u b s a n d a sy ste m1 * - ' ly drove the Saints acrossross 1,000 miles of state liquorlie stores where patronss -of wilderness lo "Ulahh LIn her rocky can buy miniaturerr bottles and then ‘ • - W ' ; c — — . V , - < fo rtre s s " — a s B rig h a mnYoungputit. Y pay againIn for1 a costly setup of ice or And Congrcss crackeded idown on the m bceratai. a re s ta u r a n t. .'M ormons al tbe turn of tthe century. At everyry bar and liquor store Ihore T h e E d m u n d s-’Tucker Act A( dlsSilved exists h this is sig n : " W a rn in g : Con^ .‘the church, confiscatedd ils i land and surhptlonn ofc alcoholic beverages onri ' • m m , :• assets, and stripped the; SaintsSi of Ihelr these prememises may be dangerous to0 ; rig h t to vote. y o u r h e aJ lth th a n d th e liv e s of o th e rs .” The Mormons were bubullied into a ^ Utahansn s call 1 It L lquor-by-lhe-W ink. • series of concessions — forswearing i Former:r Gov.' Cal Rampton Insistss politics and abandoninglg ppolygamy- that “the1 Mormon N establishment doess and finally Utah was adnidmitted to the not take partpr in political controversy union. u n le s s it; Is something they fed Is aa . The late Mormon Pres:resident David moral issuesu e ." , McKay recallcd-how.-thi-the.rMormons But It at limes thc definition off -- dissolved their church-nh-run People’s "moral Issues"Issi has been stretchcd to0 ...... • - - ■ ...... * s m ; . -! J • - - TT-Tll.VU- • P a r ty a n d fo rm ed U ta hn’s ’s two modem indude m mj atters of definite political political parties: Mormirmon bishops andecononlomic substance, went door-to-door or sto o d a t w ard I n 19G5j thc tl First Presidency wrotee 4 meetings and anointedi Uthose on one the Mormcmon members of Congress, ■A side of the aisle as Dem‘emocrats, and urging theric m to v o te a g a in s t th e rep e ali those on the other as Repul♦publicans. of Secllonn 14bI of th e T a f t H a rtle y Act, “ W e w e re a ll a sh a m eJd d Inli th a t day to a n a h ti-uihiori h i d a ^ that '^arantcess ' ...... be Republicans," said salt McKay, the “right^ t to work.’’ Five of lhee "There was only one In Huntsville, Mormon. congressmen c vmjto back: and he w as the lown drunklink." "We canncmot yield to others our re- Current Mormon medleddling, says sponsibiliUililies toour constituency, norr irley lost her bid for eleslectlon after a rem arka:able cam paign University of Utah poliliililical scientist can we Jdegateddi our own free agency/ Frances Far! J,D . W illiam s, “ com es SCIsc re e c h in g out to a n y o nebutoursclvcs." e b i I 77 the church wrote the of that persecuted pastsl - a feeling in 1977 I political macnine,<\Jitl-ElERA speakers cruited to lo pressure thoir statele different. There are thosiose who refuse Committee,;ee, which supcrvldcs among Mormons lhal wc will never Mormonss in1 Congrcss again, urging I were invited to visit MeMormon ward legislators;s; anti-ERA petitions werere to follow the brethrenI onc this issue Mormon poipolitical and economic if- again let political contro:itrol get out of them lo) vote ' agalnsi airline de- ' chapels and their appeallarances were made availalilable In Mormon w ard cha-a - (E R A ). fairs — thatihat the Mormon leaders h^d our hands." regulation,)n. Church leaders said they [ a d v e r tis e d f ro m th e pul;lulplt. Bishops pels; bishoplops solicited donallons; andid "First, (you should) identifyi( those been Impressjressed w ilh h e r sin c erity . | Today, W illiams says,s, 11It is a simple \ feared that th: disruption of airline r spoke out in sacramcricnl m e e tin g s 150,000 auiti-ERA n t pamphlets werer e w ho wiU g iv e y o u th e ir wordwi that they Touchinging the bases rhust have Irrefutable fact lhat “thethe Ljtler-day scrVice-to!J} Sail Lake Clly would hurt . a g a in s t th e a m en d m e n t, co-authorede d b y a M orm on fro n t g ro u pp. . wlll not support the Equal E Rights hdped. Al rno time during the cah- Saint Church is thc ccnticntral political their missiisslonary effort oversees, but . , ■ In Nevada, Monnonin authorities On a local:al levd, the American Civil/ll Amendment but who wilvill promise to paign wasis IIth e re a n y o fficia l o r un{)f- In flu en c e in U ta h ," critics not(lotcd that a leading church , w llh k e y p o sitio n s InI ithe Nevada Liberties Union Ui has documented In-n- actively fight pomograpaphy and who ficlal churdlurch meddling in her r ^ The governor Is Morm(rmon. The two authority/ was w serving on the board of ^ senate kiUdd thc amendridment In, that stanccs In1 which\ Individual Mormon3n will speak out against abortion.al Sec- against Manrtoniott. Faricy says, "T h ^ - U.S. senators are Mormoimon. The three directors5 of0 Western Alriines at the state, prompting pro-EFSRA Sen. Joe bishops ancmd stake presidents, localJll ond, vote!" w asn’t anytljiy th in g fro m th e lop, a n a If U.S. congressmen are' M>Mormon. The time, i Neal to say: “The Chunurch has been church authithorilies, used the pulpll or Sykes won. th e re hadd b«been a whisper campaign, m ayor of Sail Lake Cityity Is Mormon. And, saysays Rampton, "they oxtended 1 - acting like a political1 ipaty. Those their prestlistlge to campaign for Indi-ii- F ra n c e s F a r le y a n d her hi campaign I’m sure: we w ould h a v e h e a rd ob<)ut Three-fourths of lhee voters are that de^inllinltlon to include lhe Equ^ ' , • a re n ’t p r a y e r m e etin g s ththey a r e hold- ,vldual c a ni d lid a tc s in local d e c tlo n s . strategists were well aawarc'of the - itr«p— - - - Mormon. ’The Utah Supijupreme Court - R ials’ AmVmendmenl. That Is not a ' ing on Sundays. They :arc prcclnct of Mormon establishment’!It’s history ot m (act,, theth e 1932 e le c tio n in U tah w p s has a Mormon majority,y, anda a poll by moral Issu3SUC. The church’s position is says these vidatlons of J meetings." __ Intervention, both forarmal and In- completelydy freeI of religious manipu- the Western Survey Resc;csearch Co. ot was nol proper.prc The church shouldn't official Mo o rm r o n policy a r e “ to o le g io n ^ fo rm al, In U la h p o litics. lation, saysays Rod Decker, one of the . th e 1982 U la h L eg islatuire re showed that have hadiapositlon." a | A s a heated election cai:ampaign was to mention,’n ,” a n d h e poinls to th e 1978 run for the 1st state’s prenpremier political reporters, : 90 pcrcenl of its memembers are. The firstrst time the Equal Rights3 going on In Florida, HimInckicy called campaign1 byb one of.hls former stu-;u- When she decided to n seal, she wor- now workingking a s o n d c c tlo n a n d y s t for ■ M o rm o n . ' ^ ‘e n d mlent e r was considered by theJ w e a lth y M o rm o n s In Ca)!!alifomla and .dents as a dassic example of suchch District congressional s< y lib e ral v o tin g th e NBC;; leltdcvision affiliate in Salt • Direct and open Interverventlon by the Utah I>eglJglslature. It almost passed, raised $13,000 in two dayslys which was tactics. "The "1 local church wentn t rie d lh a t h e r a d m itte d ly 1 e apostles Into Lake City, - • Mormon prophet — whonhom the Saints The seconiond time the ERA till theJ shipped to anti-ERA car:andidatcs for gangbuslersers,"hesays. record would prod the y- i ' believe receives dircctK i revelations Legislatureure. Rampton remembers, ai the Florida Legislatunire. Maxwell In Octobeib er o f th a t y e a r Bob S y k e s ,,a a taking action against herer. "As nearjar Jas I or anyone could tell, IS no h in t o r Indication of hbw fro m G od — is r a re th esedays. se c blisteringg editorial in the DeseretI toured the state, speakiiking at anti- young Repupublican lawyer, distributeed "People said lo me,, "The’* M orm on th e r e w os no The essential step forir ccandidates In News klllccled it dead. Knowing lhat theJ ERA rallies with Pbylllss S c h la fly — a a poslllo nI p ta p e r lo m ore t ^ 100 lo c:al a l church will never let youou w in b e c a u se th e y wantedated people to vote in ^ y Utah has become lhe_^co:court«ycaU" Mormonc ch h u rc h h a d th a t kind of d o u t,, national leader of oppososilion to th e civic a n d MormonMi rdlgibus leaders in o f y o u r p o sitio n o n E R A ai n d ab o rtio n , r a c e ,” Decteeckersays. | on the Apostles EzraI TTaft Benson, the ERA’sVs supporters never really/ amendment, the Capitolol HUI disirict Qf Salt Lakek e E z ra T a ft B e n so n w ill nolM l le t you g o to Y elonNNov. o> 2, th e M o rm o n v o k r a In------Neal Maxwell and Jamnes es Faust or on countedon on U tah w h e n th e am en d m e n tI M o rm o n w o m o n wsre n recruited City. The: paperpi said his Democraticiie Congress.' — the 1st Dlstr)lslrict went to the polls nind Im lngly c h o se th e R ^ u b ll({ a n powerful Mormon leadersers like Gordon was sent; to to the slates for ratification, through thc ward structic tu re lo p a c k opponent for fi a seat in the statelie “So I went down to talktal to them so overwhdmlr le. "T h e p la c e I lo st w as In |h c } Hinckley — the healtlallhlest, mosl They ncvwbcre the candidates arcrc staff director of the SpecialSp Affairs which makenake It nigh Impossibte-^or ,♦ . ^ F r 1 ^ y , JJ*nu*ry28,l983m Tlmes-Nowaerwa. T w in Falls. Idaho M 3 ^ V / I i

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F a rle y ga>gave up the door>to-doo>or technlque^nd trieded the honk-and-wavee mn e th o d added iqi to a problem iin the two restedindownliwnlown Salt Lake City and J IMonnon wards of West JiJordan and diarged with w solkdtlng a f ‘1 didn’t w aant r to do anyththing u n se e m lyy a ; s f a r a s th e! (ch u rc h w a s cco n c e m c d Sandyi In southwest Salt Lal.ake County, policewomanan ' was posing as • These are bedroom comrromunllles of prostitute. MarMarrtott oow la best known >- I didn’t w amnt to do anythilling inappropriiriate. And so 1I didn’t visit tlth e b ish o p s young j Mormon families. nationally for explaining some en>- "They have a birthrate! hhigher than barrassing gaffes:gaf “A woman’s place I think I w ojuld t th e n e x t tiitim e.’ Bangladesh,” says Decker,er. "It Is the is In the houseouse.” and If El Salvador nces Farley heart 1 of the heart of the bababycountry. becomesanotbwtber Vietnam ‘ ‘aob e lf ’^ — Fran In the stale LegisUture Utbelr repre- As the ccampaign progressed ■ Isentatlves are mllitaDanlly con- Qark’s polls[Is - taken for Sail Lake .-V .servative.” .i .lo City’s NBC-TV^TV affiliate — kept show- someooe like Frances Pari^arley to win of his co n^gallon, ^ l asking him how who wl woiiced'ln hls'c^ptpalgn-'-Tfce conservative,'e. - - - ' , . . . . -••There Is a y o u n g e rjMwaUonoi ^ , J ”8 t o t Ube!k j voters.-eaw.'firtey as_ ! h l ^ public of rice. they shouldIvote. vc Mormon M electorate Interprel-etedlhlsas “They folfo\iow tbelr l e a d ^ And the ,Mormons who in this partirticular race something^ of a heroine. Sbe sooo eadcrship Is old, and “Uiere Is a lightly knitmit religious Frequently,Uy, tbe stake presidents or • an ar unofficial sign em how theylb should Mormon lea played a very in^iortant poart” savs made a real race of was 0 ___ conununlty here that il la hardt to go ward blahcpicfis may be candidates vote vc — especially wben oelews of the therefore tbe>)ey have some of the con­ Holbrook. “TJiey are Si ri .ex^tobe be a walkaway by Mar- . against," says WestOT1 SlSurvey Re- themklves.5. TheT state Senate is led by letter lei was flr^t broadcasast on tbe servatlsm of;st age. And most of them servative than tbelr parenents because riolt. search pollster John Clark,■k. a Republicancan leadership comprised church-owned cb lelevishKi sstathu) in grew iq> In1 rural r poverty and rose they didn’t grow up In tbeeDepteslon 1 in't have ito waffle,” sbe ‘“niere ia enormous sodatclal pressure largelyOflociocal Mormon authorllies — Sall St Lake Clly. mostly thnxuixigh business to become when many working-classjisMoniioiB says, •TUe! votersvol appredale lotegri- a victory to.be.able lo do \ on Mormon children andI thithe Mormon not becausee ofo: any Mormon con^Ira- ‘‘The eaWy dala showedd Beckham leaders of tbe t church. They are became . Democrats. ty. It was a v p e ( ^ lo stay within tbe groi^.grc Orga- cy, but becaui^use tbe Saints often turn with wl a 14i»Int lead," says;ys Decker, self-made bujtjuslnessmen, and lend lo I- belter thanvail all the other Democratl, — letter was be Republicanym,” Decker says, “They have larger fa andnolhavetve to knuckle under on my nliatiooally It’s remarkableible. Tbere is t a their churcljrch leaders for political as “ “ But I th e effect of the le . many ways they have a more con- , „ glous leadership. * devastating. d« Tbere was a 20-polnt Accordingg to I Clark’s pedis, 65 per- • ■ great status In being morelore spiritual wcUasrellglo servative view of the Mom V .than your neighbors. Tbereere are meet- "People whowb are already known as drop.” dr cent of tbe; stale’s s Re^Icans are J S e p t that tha. she didn't win. Sbe active Mormomons who attend cburdi al lhan the Monnon cburdi acktbeMomvmvoters. • Ing grotqn and outings.s. 1Tbe ward a leader Inthethe stake or tbe ward have And Nielson won. tbe r i ^ t wing has done a b " movie or dance may bee Ittbe central a natural ablliblllty lo move oul and get “ One of tbe big probleileins of a leastonceawiweek. ' leigbborboods out tbere In Inciple of And MormeTnons take Ihelr civic re- selling • tbe church position! 1 West Valley Clly are all . soclaleventlntbenelgbborb»rbood. public suppcipport," says Holbrook, d di iurch with tbe prim the statements oo abortki modern-day revelatton,’1,” says ^nsibilltleses seirlously. Utah voters ' evelopments built around “According lo our polls,jlls, 52.3 per “ Many of the U legl^atlve districts m and attaching the specific follow the . boundaries of W lers’ uncon- traditionallyy lead national averages • ITM b o u ^ ” sbe says. ‘T l* >‘4 cent of tbe voters in Ulahah jare active naturally foil WiUlama, "ia Mormon votei Right agenda. Mormons — lhat Is, they tbe attend slakes or groiqis grc of wards. You al- sciously. sc making tbe tranausfer from of voter tunxmout by 15 lo 20 percent, i fomllles are« largeIs and tbe peo(de a n r cburdi at least ooce a wee«ek,” aark readybaveaiianamerecognillon Iri^lred In advice on ^Iriluaiai matters and a surveyey by University of Utah "Nol everybody readsds the fine very busy.. 'Their T social lives and saya. "If you are a noi)-MoiMormon who ‘‘Mormonsns follow tbelr religious overom into tbe area of politicscal m atters political sdeidentist Jim Mayfield re- p | rint They bear glossed^'-over reports concems are are centered around re- isn’t a part of that commTimunlly you leaders moreore than fallhfully,” says — — and then tbelr IhlnJdng comingco to a vealed thatt 737 percent of the stale’s of , what church leadersrs say, and llgion.Theydl(y didn’t know me. don’t see people. You dondon’t get the Decker. "Not4ot only do they follow their h ht a lt" Mormons vot?oted "frequently,” versus someone j comes atoig anmd uses tbe "Iwalkedtbid tbere. I knocked oo doon. - word of m ( ^ or tbe ripplelie eeffect. leaders, bul but they watch them Following tbe brethren incncreaslngly just 59 percenx n t of tbe Protestants aod scare words to get lotnto power,” We did a special spe< brochure that told “And fot' a Mormoa4>alte]Uter or some- carefully for:or signs on how they might means m following RepublicananslnUtab. 53p e r c ^ o)f f Ibe t Catholics. Holbrook says. about my famifamily, that showed them I one who bas a stand tbatittb tl ed iu rd i be leading." JcJonas found tbat 89 percecent of the “ Many oon-Mormoi not voters may .Farley^had a good strirategy. a » wasn’t Just.a a businesswoman. b It was* doesn’t approve of,” bee ssays, "the When two-0 BrighamE Young Univer- slake st presidents were memtnbersofthe feel tb at it is Is kind of not possible lo faced the issues of ERA andai abortkm family album,im. But it Is a huge area. unofficial Mormon networkork can work slty professorsors ran against each other Republican Ri Party, and thatittbehlgber I makeanimpiipact on the voting In Ulah. head ; on. And sbe parlayeew l ber early "I didn’iI want wi to do anything un> ^agalnstyou." this faU forir tbet R e ^ l c a n nomlna- in in tbe churcb one kwked,, tthe higher lh a t Is not true,tn but wben they do not opposltkxi of tbe MX mIssUe, la aod of se«mly asI far fa as the church was l^ f^ Burvey of local Mormormon leaders tlon in Utah’iah’s 3rd District, a letter lhe lh percentage of Republlcajansgrew. vote they merely m ensure tbat Re- the dumping of nuclear wairastelnUtah, concerned.. I I didn’t < want to do any- -^ 'Ib e late Frank Jonass —- pertiaps .-from BY U• PresidentPr Jeffrey iloUand .. “Jt-ls.not Ibe.case.lhatit Momwns...publican camandldates have tbe advan- into the picture of a polUililidan wilh thing biapprcqprc^rlate. And so I dkln’t S he most know ledg^le pdpolitical scl- to candidatetc RayE Beckham lumed the vote vc for MomxHis," saysI Decker, 1 a tage. II becoicomes a sdf-fulfiUing pro- foresight, guts and Intent;ity. visit the blsbe^j b ( ^ . gtiUst ever to study Utablb ]pollllcs — tide in favor3r ofc his c^)ponent, Howard Monnon M himself. "But It isJ veryv mudi ph^, andd 70 ' percent of Ibe non- In Dan f^arriott abe batiad an oppo- “i think next ne time I would,” sbe gpyealed lhat in every el«election the Nielson, ththe case that Mormons votrote for Re- Mormon vote■ote is Democrallc," saysi nent who was elected by aaflukelnl976 f says, -average stake p re s ld ^it £geta inore Holland criticized cr Beckham for publicans. pi And tbe Morrirmons are Mayfield, wben his Democratic ojopponent, a than IOO solicitations fromom members giving acadciidcmlc credit to siudents Republican Ri because the Moitormons are For F arlejley, all of these numbersI highly favored Incumbenent, was ar- NEXT: Mormtnnoabasiaess empire. f Hisstory of chlurchpolittics sfhows chani g e

.-|; Thl8 is a summary off popolitical events In the BanJamberger Is elected Utah’slb’s first non- 1946: Finirst Presidency criticizes thehepcace- i958:ApostleEe Ezra Taft Benson campaignsJIS revoltingsln." - history of. tbe Churchch of Jesus Christ of MoiMormon governor and America'lea's first Jew- timedraft.t. for Republican1 cicandidate Arthur Watkins for:or 1974: Benson predicljlid s that the Mormon endorsing candidates ...... iJitlcr-daySainls: Ish!sh governor. 1948:J.. BrockenI Lee wins churchh siqiports U.S. Senate. Pres>resklenl David McKay allowjws prophet will start en . i; „„ l&H: Founding prophephet Joseph Smith, the IB24: ig Democrat George Demm Ibegins eight and the ele•lection afler lhe church hieilerarchy Democratic Ap(AposUe Hugh B. Brown Uto again. ,r. ,;.-.jnflyorofNauvoo, 111.,, ruiruns for U.S. president yen:rears in offlcc as Utah’s sccondnd rnon-Mormon stqiportshlhim over Maw. Lee becomeses Utah’s campaign for FiFrank Moss, lo balance the 1975:, On the eve of debatei tn the Ulah Im ^i-and dispatches Monnonnon elders around thc gov iwomen the vote. Ulah ' 1963: ChtTiurch urges Its memberss lol< pack- Nevada and Id ^ . Jolhlose. Pnaldency writes lo Momwr r.. .i'.flrst women to vote i n, a a U.S. l election. „ ts communism. Utah nomlminaling conventkins. Wilhilhln the First Pn , . 1977: Mormon wonvomen. organized by isses Edmunds-Tucker “1336: Tbe church condemns c ^Nigress. opposing the repeal oi X: : 1B87; Congress passe [Tie church-owned Deseret NewVews publishes next two years, j 95 percent of all1 electedt members of Conf Benson, pack Inlemalhliitfonal Women's Year • _ Act,.c(jnflscating„churdjTch_prpp^y .luid. dI_S;_J™ Section 14B of l ^ a f l - H ^ e j ront-page-endorsement-of-Alf'laf'Landonrbut—offlciala-In In-Ut&h.-includlng-lbe-memt m bere of— dghl-to-worltSec jjh— Conferencein SaltLakeake Cityand vote down------. fl T-enfrancJilslngall Mormo ^ r e s fair housing bill b Utat •mc«8. Mormon women Jlah gives Franklin D. Roosevisevelt 69.3 pe^ the state ULeglslalure, are Monnon. Act. Church Igno _ the feminist agenda.Q. Churdi( opposes de- )Ut campaigns hard and sue U.I. riosothevole. «nt of the vote and tbe News loseslost thousands 1954: Chi! h u ^ uses ward atriMrture,r«. stake Legislature but regulaUonofU.S.airilneilnes. U90:Prophet WUfordird Woodruff renounces defeat le^ative efforts It It subscribers. Democrat Henryiry Blood beals presidents.s. Mutual Improvement Associa- Aj cessfully to del Btale'sllquorlaws. a . outspoken supporter "'polygamy. thurch-supported candidate In governor's tkin meml:nbers, welfare trucks andnd wartl liberalize tbestal , 1900: Sonia Johnson. < •«> .t896:Utahlaadmltledled to lhe union. meetings to t campaign for ooe-senatlator per Church'ch'campalgns againsl repeal^ o of ERA, Is excommunlcmlcated. Benson claims jressman B.H. Roberts ■ace. work laws. Churdi urges ligh 1898: Mormon Congres 1838: DemcSral Thomas defelefeals church- county reajjapportkmmenl plan, whichd l would Utah righl-to-wo: that the prophet can:an speak on pdltical -ujs denied a seat In Cingongress on tbe grounds nography. at Brigham Young Unl- aipported candidate for U.S.S. SenateI seat have givenin tbe Mormons a solid lockclc on the control on pomoj matters, in speech at B •?;.-. be Is a polygamist.- ion Gov. Cal Rampton~vetoe: ilthough the church sent letletters to all Utah state« Senate. Voters reject tbee plani - 18®?: Mormon versllyr” ...... alth ng law passed by Mormoi kmcy opposes basing of IR8: Mormon Apostleetle Reed Smoot's elcc- MotMormon bishops opposing the3 NewN( Deal and and anotheber church-backed refercndndum on closing ‘0" 1901: First Presidenc iled Stales. ‘‘ ' tion lo tbo U.S. aiate Is challenged by Is Iiss supporters such as Thomas.s. Junkirc^eJego reorganlzatkm. Legislature, . MX missile In tbe Unlled Df public ddiatc over Congress on tbe grounounds that tbo church 1840: is Churcb candidate In govijovemor’s race 1966:'Mo4ore than 94 perccnt of lhlhe can- 1968: Churcbirch campaigns succeMfullilly 1963: In midst of ] ) of cable TV. Deseret Z conspired to control uialJtah pollllcs. oses lose In the primary lo DemocracralHerbertB. dWatesonln tbe ballot are Mormon. Leby the drink. Ramplon defeatlats proposed censo^bhlp of support of)f Mormoa leaders. Apostleille Ezra a churdi autborilorlty ia governor's race. News editorial aodd ispeech by Gordon . 19U; Prophet Josepheph F.',Smllb endorses Ma\^law. of the First PreshieDcy. ’ WilliamHowardTaft; for president. 1944: IS Senator Thomaa winsIna rfr«lectlon TaflBensoiMui hits campaign trail andid makes l971:UtahSq:Sqireme Court, wilh a Momx>noo Hinckley, a member oft inference urge Mormons lelers endorse Charles oveiivcr church-backed candidatelate. Governor 123 epeecbet e s on bdialf of GOP candndldales. majority, strike!ikes down Sunday dosing law.i. at church general confei „ „ 1916: Church leader hy In movies and co “ ,.Evan Hughes, but UtahIlah voles for Woodrow Ma\^aw defeats another churcb-tA-backed can- Republicanan George D. Qyde is electccted gov- 1973: Respondending to a U.S, Siqireme CouiKirt to fight pornography J,;, i,_WlIaon In presldentionllal election. Simon Ildale. didi emor. ruling, the Firstrst Presidency calls abortkinI ““a television.

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» Girls ( basketball touium eys-B 2 ------—-. m U \ T E P cagers kneel*:ks oft Cougars B2 B ' S p io r t s t ..... " • B I ow ling h o n o r roll,1, wrestling 8 3 Thouisaiidis payrrespe<:cts k-":'-- 1 •m w totht. sa id th e c h e s t p a in s h a d C S l’9 D ew ey FHaley accelerates pasiast BYU’s Jam es Ferrelrell, captures the ball anmd takes it on downcouilourtto score his body lay. observersrs estimated been a war/amlng and that Bryanl m ore than l.OOO had filed?d 1in to view . suffered.lhete actualz heart attack while 4 - theclo^cykel> - - ...... in tfie f io ^p l Sital. A te a m o f 15' doc to rs' - - H f e F Farmefprbvwide early iniTipetus “There’s a constant flowow of people, and nurses5 workedv on Bryanl about They're coming in two or three al a an hour beforfo re he died. tim e," said Dana Williamsims. a recejh— ^ “We didd pill in a pacemaker tlonlst at Hayes ChapelIpel FuneraT through thee chestc wall and w ere able Goldien Eq£gleseoitse pasttB Y U ^JV s ^ H o m e . to restore a weak heartbeat which i . encouraging. The "I never even paid attention al lo subsequentlytiy failed. We quit working B y I ^ R R V HOVEY ^ . C a m p b e llI slstill isn't sure hawiu^'ll fill1 Haley opened the battletie against effort was . < is expecled lo be a vital /Mabama foolball. bul I cacame lo pay with him andnd pronounced him dead al T/mes-Newswiiler the center:r spot.i He's been largely’ B Y U w ilh tvrt) Ju m p e rs! Ifrom oul freshman was e) ling force fo r th e E a g l o m y respects because 1 hearc a r d he w as a i:3 0 ( C S T."saldHill. ) ." ; g o in g ' w^ithith' John Irby or Chucic fro n t w h en th e young Cougiigars came ouLslde shooting ul hasn’t hil his high great man." said one mman al the The deathJ l o< f B ry a n l - w h o w o n 323 TWIN FAI J^-D ew e:/ey Haley and Glovick butbul freshman Ralph Bar- ou l in a 2-1-^ zone. B a rreras ra made it this year bul I n la g e. . funeral home who wouldn'Idn’l give his football gamiimes, more lhan any olher Kd Farm er sparked lhthe early of- reras has5 hadh the starting nod the: G-0 lhe next lime downcoururt and the school perccnlaj die played well tonight, -- n a n r i e . ------^ichincoUelUegehistory— shocked not . , _Jense_Thui5day njghL wlwhen College _ la st Iwo gagames.'/Uso. Gerald Ken-• Eagles were never headed.d. - ' “1 fell Eddie i ■" They did trim the leaditotl-7on t When he getsis hishi Intensity level up. - "1 h a v e lh e g r ie lo f th e UniversityUn of only the stuU;ale. which had been led to of Southern Idaho rollelied over 'the hedyhasbe 0 J I Korclslemon In the final milninute. Muivhy. i m4 3 3 Vamll ...IMOJ A slalned-gla<5s windowiw behindI the Martin Tysoi'son. and son Paul Bryant didn’t bring up matlany varsity llrsl look{ alj North Idaho tonight Mlay n ig h t's K nl*m n,l 13-3 I J KnlKhl ..0 I'J I I I casket allowed whal litlllitlle outside Jr., werc outsideoul thc cardiovascular p la y e r s fo r this one. when the5 Carxlii^sC play TreasureJ Rohr, coming off Tuesdi 20-point effort, started llthe sccond * •2 1 IJ Kennedy 7 « < « lighl there was, on the cold,co cloudy Intensive carrare unil when Bryanl died, " T h is Is th e kind of gana m c y o u h a v e V alley a l OOr n ta rio .'' •1 < 0 Irtjy...... 1 M 3 3 f h a lf w ith se v e n CSI pointsI s to1 m a k e it day. filler Ihrough. . They galhertered later lhal night a l the to get up yourselves lo3 ;play hai^.“ “We knovww they can'l have a lot ot llurarra . 1 M 5 1 . t 42-30 and the Eagles' ia d v a n ta g e I to h r ,...7 l-l J l i The family had' requequested that widow's homi>me. Coach Dave Campbell1 :said of the depth (beca'C a u se six p la y ers w e re lo s t o f th in g th a t lo g ra d e s; a t th e se m e s te r) ." h e sa id , never dipped below 11 afteite r lh a t. Piiui.... I H J j : mourners send contributlcullons to the The fimera:ral for Bryanl will be al 9 '"■ '■ E a g le s , " I l 's th e kind oi Ulovlck 0 M I 0 ■ 1 I^ter In the half. Ronl Alabama athletic departm■tmenl rather a.m. MST todaytot al Firsl United Melh- can happen on any levevei. I'm sure "But 1 knowtow they will play hard and 19 17 0 ToUU a. 11-14 S 77 : t on a scoring show, hlUIngng all ol his than flowers, bul the brbrick-walled odist Churehrch of Tuscaloosa, with a they w ere thinking somime about the gel everyll;ylhing oul of what talent 1 12pointsinlhefinall5mlnlinulcs. BrigruunVounj...« ...... J» « - « • c h a p e l w as filled w llh bouuquets. q i graveside servicesei at U:30 a.m . today g a m e S a lu rd a y n ig h l." they have,e. They beat Ricks so you Camplwll said Farmer';r'S l2-poinl SoulhcniIdaho...... a o-TJ A blanket made up of3f more i lhan at. Elmwiiwood Cemelery in With jNorth Idaho c o m in g up. ..know th ey aa r e c a p a b le ." 2.000 red and while camrimatlons. the Birmincham,im . Vandals sufferir second Big Sk)/cy loss Free: throwss lift MeontanaI over [daho Fleurry, ISU uupset M IS S O U U , M o n t. -- D oug Selvig 10 f ro m he th e foul line. Bul Montana us.'■ I hate lo soe one of myly leams get about the othersot hurting you. They Nevadila-Reno,,71-61 led a withering free-lhro'irow shooting probably jwedowi the viclory to its supe- o ® u t-h u stle d lik e th a t." were suckingIng back badly in lhe zone ims traded baskets to display over the final fi\five minutes riorilylnreb■ebounding. e s p e c ia lly in the Idaho’s olher major prciroblem was agalnslourbir b ig g u y s inside and A rn o ld1 POCATRLI^ (UPDn - Jackie The teams second halt, but Idaho Thursday nighl to carry' UniversityUi of first half whenwh they held a ICkrarom lo ‘ la l la c k o f sc o rin g from alla l bul Brian simply couldlldn't make the shot. We’veJ F lo u ry s c o re d 21 poinLnts as Idaho open the seo bb ed a 37-34 lead and Moniana lo a 5!W9 victor)lory over Uni- advantage, rKcllennan, whose 16 poirjlnls. In this got to havee somef scoring oul front," Stale topped Nevada-IQ-Reno 71-61 S t a le g rabbei p rea d o u l lls offen se a n d ' verslly of Idaho's Vandals.lls. That, plus plu superior field goal game J made him Idaho's aall-tlmc ca- hesalll. I’hursday. handing thehe Wolfpack began to sprej 1 worked for easy It marked thc second1 BigBl Sky Con- shooting, ;avega\ Moniana an clght-polnl r ^ e e r p o in l pro d u ce r. . Ils firs t B ig S k y Confereirence loss. repeatedly ' 1 Monson reiterated his iside Nevada-Reno’s de- ferencc'toss in four, oulirtilings for the halftime leac^ad a l 28-20 a n d th e V a n d a ls However. Idaho hit justst .308 Irom ''J,?"”!? , ^ ISUusedaball-controrol offense lo b a s k e ts inside i.K(illennan Posi talfatlal two losses in the league two-llme defending chanlamplon Van- succeeded1 only o in trimming three the *• field on 20 of 65 shots. I . dictate the game’s lenempo In tlie fense. be fatal, he still worried Lhe B engals T h e Wolfpailfpack tried lo regain d a is b u l th ey d id n 't lo s e anyan; ground In poinls off that. th Over the first eight didn’t ^ have a great nlghl..connecting < , second half, and th( Vandals’ ability to .secure it game's end with lhe league race as Idaho Id State minutes. Idaldaho was never closcr lhan on ° five of 16 field attemp pt ts. B ut th e " " “ V” s c o re d th e ir la s t 34 poiioints on lay- ground al designation for thc posl- three-pointt gogoals, bul even though stunned prcvlously-unbealcalen Unlver- eight. rrest of lhe Vandals were evm en colder. ups and free throws. g u e to u rn am en t, lied a four- four of thete longlc shots were suc- silyofNevada-Reno71-6l.31. “ W e n evjver e really were in the P ^ h il H o p so n w a s four for 14 a n d S ta n d s'™ " !™ !!-!.* Nevada-Reno grnblie "I said beforobci lhe gome lhat this :irsl half, but cessful. theco;e comeback fell short. Weber Stale, which Ihuthumped win- game," Ida!daho Coa^ Don Monson A ^ rn o ld Ih re c o f 13. ’ poinl lead late in the fir scorer was probably wasm m o re of a 'm u st' w in fo r 1 7-1 sp u rt lo T h e w in1 boostsb. Idaho State's le s s N o rth ern A rizo n a 80-5)W-58, assum ed s a id . " W e werewc slruggling right from The lack o( another s( the Bengals went on a 1 th e m m a y bt)c. e, B u l w e ha v e to w in so m e crmlsslon rccordto5-l2<>-l2on th e se a s o n and2-2 the Big Sky lead with a 4-1 record lh e s t a r t andmd thoy annlhlllaled us on o o b v io u s lo M onson. ; la k e a 29-27 le a d a t Inlen ones on the road, too." engalslnthe in the Big Sky,Sky while Nevada-Reno while Moniana and Rem;eno now aro the boardsJ inii the first half. It didn’t "Every shot Brian hadid was con- Important oi Fleury pacpd tho Ben defense. It's Monson said,id. s. including 7 fe ll to 10-71 oov v erall a n d 3-1 in the — lodgedal3-l. s e e m w e were wi ready to play this tested ti — and lhal's good de . f ir s l h a lf w ilh IG poinls, he defensive duel expected conference. S e lv ig . a GA ju n io r g u a rd , p aced lh e g a m e . O u• r peoplepc did a lo t'o f s ta n d in g a a real plus when you can «conccnlrate It was the * o f 10 fro m th e field. victory wilh 23 points, hiltb illin g nine of a ro u n d a nJ d M^ ontana re a llv o u th u s U e d on o one guy defensively andid not worry *SeeVAVANDALS oa Page B2 ^ S Sorm s^eeltP(madena butdoiI mYbotlher coaa c tie s^ . ByJOECAFA R N IC E I-U ------■ doM^npouratal-M iaml-last Sunday forr their big, powerful otfeifensive line. said. “Actualtually, the biggest weather - U P Iexeculhjllvcqxrtsedilor ...... • the AFC title Ille. “Wc feel thal with ourr T h a t line su rg e s a l th e snapapandwllha factor In aa gameg 1 believe Is wind ? €7 type of aliaItack, with big.guys likee powerful guy like (Johrthn) Riggins bccausc ilI affectsafi the passing game L O S ANCNGELES - Heavy rainsi [' ' Andra Franlanklln. Tony Nathan andJ following' lhal surge, the:iey probably tremendouslyusly, 11 detinltcly changes t|R » pelted Soutluthem California Thursday u U v Woody Benn(nnelt, big power backs, the^e , w o n 't be b o th e re d by ra inleilher.” e whatyou’retrtry in g lo d o , • )uldn'lbolherus. quarterback "We'll reputput our game plan In and ■ m ■jj^ and the forec.Tstfor for continued wet WTf footlngshouli • Shula said the play of q \ , ' J * ^ w e a th e r thhrough n Sunday's Super Bowli 2s'ST \^L i,b "We also0 1have a power line, guys3 David Woodley would beJ ai key it the then adaptDt according a lo the condi- left both COc o ac h cs only s lig h tly con*, who can dig di( In and push stral^lt w e a th e r is bad. ^ tio n s . W e’ll'11 use u w hat’s working best c e m e d . a h e a d , a n dj that'sU an advantage In thc2 "He will make Ihe jmajor (|it- torus." ___ • I y t T h e Mliamf ia: Dolghlns face the_ • wl_wealher.er.IthlnktheNFLwlIl doa1 fcrence. w h^er- hc'caiTnliandle^lhe Gll>bsalsotIso took some lim e lo praise ^ Washlnglonon RedskTns Sunday a t the good'jbb gell{clUng'Uwnaraa-ayTll’i r r ' bail aniTmove IR^ljall"o 0 iT a “ slo}ji>y— M la m l's d eiD fc fcaw r :...... ’’ PV: y Rose Bowl,'rl, which has a natural grass be covered1 untilu we’re ready lo play-/• field." Shula said. “We2 have 1 m at\ “Everythinthing lhal’s been written ^ s u r fa c e . ‘ and I'm- suresui ll'll be In the bestt confidence In David Woooodley to'-do about themm is i true. They do a fon- " W e h aid d our < experience last week posslblecond)n d itio n ." lh a t." tasU cjob,"" h(hesaid. "I think when you w ith a id, wet fidd and we've got lllliillij^^ Shula saicaid he didn't think wclt Washlnglon Coach Joe

BySCOTTTUDEHOPE W ith th e f o u r t h - b u t h aardly n final — over wllh 1919 seconds left. Stauffer'sI 21 points lo lead the Buriiiriey Bobcats cither Burley•ley or Buhl Monday night, on the outcome of that Tlmcs-i\cws writer fperiod underway. Bonarr had 1 found club had a sesccond chance the secondI p a s t th c Wood R iv er Wolve:verines40-35. depending on h e r m a rk o n lh e le fl 'sfde,e, by hitting lime around,id, b u t th e b a ll d id n ’t drop, The Bobcats started holol In the first contest. BUHL — It look three; ovovertimes lo ^ '^00 m ost of h e r s ix goals Inn thal eight anditwaslefllefl to B u h l to n a il six poinlsI quarter, scoring 12 polnlsIs while hold- BU1U.U do il. but favored Buhl cameca out on ;minute span. Extending Buhl’sB lead in thc third1 ajand final overtim e lo winI ing the Wolverines lo justBUIVC.W 00d g n-« I tp pHyer f« f ip lo p In A-2 r o u rt h D istric1 t TlTournament by four a t th e b e g in n in g ofJf (th c p e rio d , th e co n tcst. R iver surged In the seco:cond quarter jjin».::.'awJ W 3 7‘rj*tair;;r 7H j li' p la y o v e r upscl-m ltKlcd J e ror m e 4842. ^District [Buhl’s big Ann HamiltonI hhit a bobbi- Buhl Coachich Janet Smutny said she■ h o w e v e r, slashing ttie se vven-polnldef- e m»k»..,. s5 0-2 3 1« HuIm...... 0 14 2 I 2 0-2 3 4 Walkfr..., 4 0-3 3 8 T h c v ic lo ry pits BuhJ wM'ith iti B u rle y a t a T o u r n e y iing layin. then helped-fort)rce another suspectcd JeiJcrome had something up' icit lo three points alhalftiiUm e. 18-15. 5 0-1 3 0 Ikxuf...... 6 4-7 4 IS B uhl S a tu rd a y a l 8 p.m . J e iro m e pla y s turnover on Jerome lluthrough the their sleevee ww hen th e T ig e r s hit lown. Burley led by as much £ 12-3 14 Smuin/,..- 10-14 2 host to Wood River, (whiwhich lost to press. “They’ve! beenI steadily improv- early In the third quarteror. bul Wood vimu«.k.. 10-2 i in 1 2 llodlii...... 1 0 - 1 1 1 Burley Thursday) In a losei3ser-oul game First rouad said, “and Stauffer has a1 River attempted to rallyy la te In th c . uonney ... 47-917-9 I IS llamllln... 12-3 3 4 Baskets were traded falastcr than ‘"8” 13-23 15 43 ToUlf 20 »-21 » 41 B uhl 46. Jerome42(3ols)J e tnglng his girls up for a iued into the "Wiu is la-a alsoatSp.m. m e rc h a n d ise a t a flea m arkirkel midway way o bring I sam e period and continu) Jerom e sent shudderss thIt ro u g h th e B u rle y 40.W. W ood R iv e r 35 " h is . H e a lw a y s do es.” fourth quarter lo puli >wilhin five ...... S 15 4 14 J 1 0 - a in the fourth, as Buhl’s Stailacy Walker “ highly vocal Buhl crowd'd iin the first £SaUzrday'aGames " who saw his club come! poinls of the Bobcats, bul bi couldn’t b;*| ...... 7 » 10 17 1 2 «-4l a n d E a s lo n e x c h a n g e d witl(ilh Bouncy. ,* h a lfb y goin g a h ea d by four) u r in a r a th e r 8 p .m . —- B B u r le y a t Buhi ^ ;losc as anyone can to a1 m u s t e r enough p o in ts to tc take the who finished w ith a leam-liH e a d in g 15. sluggish offensive showow for both 8p.m.--W-Wood River at Jcrome ^ Ithout wirming, agreed ll BUW/:Y40 Thc Indians called threec lim e o u ls v l e l o y wllh< c o n te s t. , w o o D m v ?3 i» I C o a ch J im d lo p u m p h is tro o p s for th e: Despite the loss. Wood)d River col- puyw rgg nn n < f tp puytf fg n-« r Ip dubs. Jerome, led by C . - with lo ss lh a i u i m ln u te to pl;playiowork wasn’lhariU - donc-Thair-^^" ^ ^ Iccted fine offensive peicrform ances i'okoc .... 02-4S 2-4 J 14 wiljon..,. I (M 1 2 Stauffer. ' had clearly d for thc final buckel, butut Uic shol , Q (H) 2 12 Wall...... I l-J 0 3 on Buhl’s big After thee break.I Buhl put ils full- •[' "Hey. I'llli lell1( you, we play to other from Lori Pascoe. who Utossed In 14 Monw... c m homeworit by iccying in on ■failed. 1 IW 0 2 8S-0 2 21 gun. Karl Easton. Keepinging Easton oul court pressss inlo acllon lo initially '' team s’ abillliililies,” bc said. “ If ihey’reJ points and Anise Morroww who added J (M 3 0 NellOO.... 3 2-4 3 * of thc picture lefl teammatTiate Michelle shake up Jerom J e’s guards. Stili. Nerves were on edge; thei entire sloppy, wei playp sloppy; If Ihey’re! 12 f o r th e W olverines. Uruncn.... 21 1-5 5 5 airmlr... 3W) 2 6 I 00 0 2 Ncwnmb. U (M) 2 U Bonar open lhat half,, bbut il was slrong reboufunding by Jerome’s Joni game f and undoubtedly peal•aked during good, we’ree good.g We match up wellI Burley visils Buhl SatuItu rd ay night wtiKW.... i ix ) (K) 1 0 Jerom e’s Janet Bonney whwho deserved James broad>adcd Uk gap lo six for the th t e th ree o v e rtim e s . T o payaybackBuiil with Buhl.” w hile Wood River travelsIslo Jcrome. M U S TolAll 18 8-10 10 40 crcdlt for keeping the Indindians jittery visitors. whi<'hich saw their Icad fade to in\ the first overtim e. Jeronome’sStauf- „ , The loser of the Jerome-V-Wood River ” iO, W ood River 35 In the waning momentaenls of half nothing afterler superb outside shooling fer f called three timeoutsJ or( his own B u rle y 4 0 , m atchup wili be eliminatellcd from dls- woodRiw ...... 5 10 e ! ♦ -» ...... U 6 U 10—ao number one. by E a s to n andam Bonar. w \ ilh th e s c o re lie d , b u l tumed m the ball At Burley.y. Terri1 M atthews threw In‘ trict play while the wlrmcner will visit Burtey......

Valley/, Goocding elii[miinate> districct foes \ U ta h iState dcjefeat^ ByM.\RVClJ=:MONS the third quarter and intoto th e fo u rth T h e Senatoritors then worked the clock Tlmes-Ne»s sporis editor)r _ _ _ _ _ Iuntli Valley’s surge. Th«rhe Vikings down to 38I secondss( before Fossceco vomen, 1 co n v erted n in e o f 10 fre e IhiIhrows In the was fouled.. SheSI m ade bolh shots and CSIw 71-60 fourth quarter to secure alat least one the scenario'lo was repeated two more . WENDELL - Successss at defense ^7 I A 3 ! B y I..U IR Y HOVEY E p p s c a mtc e iup with a ituTie-poInl m ore ga m e. tim e s w ith theIhi sam e result. Knigge’s and the free-throw line enalaiabled Valley , ; Tlmes-Newswriter play. CorrinjTina Polo, anolher late in contention 15-footer wllhdlh 33 seconds left simply and Gooding to rem ain in enliy. thenlen stoi the ball two I D i s t r i c t ough for the Wildcats, (n the A-3 Fourth DJs(d is tric t Giris ^ wasn’t enouj TWIN FAIJ^ - Theilere's nothing straight lime;imcs for easy cripples nt Thursday G ooding 5 6 . F iler 5( lade 16 o f 22 fre e Ihrow s Basketball Toumamenl ilTtiurri^ * Gooding mad like a little travel Insuisurance when and Epps scoredscoi off another break. ing off a while being? outscoredoi 22-20 from thc nlghL Susie Vincent, comin you're on the road — eespecially In That broke:e theIt Aggies into a 50-38 pressure do- c a re e r-re c o rd 32-point ef:effort Wed- field, - Valley’s game-long pn A tW e o d d l < basketball. le a d . lense linally look its lollill on i second- Losenelimlaated La nesday ' night, powered Fileiiier to a 20-15 Utah SUle’s womenen brought Epps pickceked up six more points larter before !‘We got VincentVI slopped and then seeded Kimberly early In Vallcy49.KliK im b e rly 38 lead I lale In the second quai . Sharon Epps off the benchb seven and Polo adadded anolhcr two lo -and-one de- we had to stopsto H erretl and Knigge.” quarter lo provide a 4&49-38 Viking Goodlng56.f3. F i l e r 50 Gooding < opted for a box-ai mlnules inlo the scconond half and blowthcAggikggies Into a 17-point le a d (hooding Coa>jach Jolene Toone said, victory in the opening gameim c . r Mooday's Mi G&nxs fense. ^ ; she immediately carrlTied the Ag- and they coaswasted home. CSI stayed ent. b u t th e “ O n ce w e did thal we had lo get some No. 4 Gooding eliminatedIcdNo.eFIIsr 63 0 pTl. m — G ooding v s. V a lle y The box slowed Vinceni : g le s to a 71-60 de cisio n1 over0 College as close as\s ll did only on the late abox-anjone ||^„„„ Senators had to expand it lo control offense andid w' e g o l ll ou lsld e fro m 56-50 thajiks partially lo a h I ) of Southem Idaho Thur?irsday night, scoring of JeanneJea Morgan, leather Her- Graves andid so: m e f ro m K elly. Ju lie defense and largelyI to Kfy 3.,5 Tl. — D eclo vs. S h o sh o n e the ‘ outside gunnery of Hej j E p p s, who p la y edKl oniy six CSI slayslys in action Saturday !. Once the (Clemons) hadhi 15 for us Inside and Fossceco’s &-for-6 free throhroWEhoolIng ,<,hamplonshnshipsemiflnai) rell ^ and Kandi Knigge. mlnules In the first hahalf, pumped nighl whenJl thetl Eagle women en- h e n ile c a p . rec guns, ll Graves hadi 101C from ttie outside.” In the last 38 secondsof the 1 Senators silenced all thro through 13 points in herier lO-minute. lertaln Northjrth Idaho In a regional Fifth-ranked Valley, 0-0-3 against ------' \was up to thc nol-so-slmple)le m ailer of ) led the Senators with 19) second-half stint lo bnareak a light matchup. IIt t IsI5 a key ga m e fo r CSI. Gooding this season, w wil ill g e ts Its , M m aking fre e th ro w s dow n th e s tr e tc h F o ssce co l( Valley Coach Forrest ^ , i . a n d Toone> admitted a she hoped the> gamewideo^n. which playedyed without three mem- fourth chance to defeat th ck said. “Our pressure cost Fossceco, frustrated by’a a la e k lm le r s u c c c s s o t lhe lh. line m ay have erased1 U lah S lale u se d h e r sparinglys in bers for curfew curl violations, as 11 M onday a t 6:30 p.m. In j Inaloscr-oul j^s„meearlarly fouls, but then It helped Ifour-point e f f o rt in (Joodingigsllrallw o rations, the senior was} the first half as CSI missedm three helps decideIde enlries Into the re- contest. toumey apperances. ' ) th e te m p o of the g a m e a n d t ng. uncontested laylns In the eariy gionai toumaimamenL Game time Is In Thursday’s loser-o:roul Junior jlraln on Kimberiy in the Ibenefactor from Filer’s !i moments and fell behirliindbyuplo 5:45p.m. v arsity play, Declo ouslec If.” Ifoul attem pts. 12 points. 36-29 an d Valley endedled Wendell s B v a u >:y o alley got the fourth-quarter “ We d id n ’t h a v e m uch ch(^ I c c w h o l o But in the closing mirIinutes of the i/tauctatcts:T9 CSI80 cam paign 39-26. :g R4 r tp player Ig R-« ( ip margin, Fon'o n n e sb e c k pu t his le a m in lo foul,” f Filer menlor Joe LUach said. , g2T..... o0 i-1-15 1 Bumrtl... 2 2-2 166 half. Caryn Smith picki:k e d u p e ig h t puy«- rg n;•« * p( Ip pUyer fg ft.* pf tp ame near midcourt, a strat- “ ■ We ju s t d id n ’t h a v e th e tiitime to pick Kiicn...... 44 ivi j 2 3 A n dna..., 3 1-2 2 7 7 points and Jennifer BoB osley a d d ed H unt.... 3 o-i>1 I 1 6 llnietn..O M 2 0 . r l „ ° s a m 1-2 0 1 llcrtcl ..2 (K) 3 4 VaUey 49, Kimbcrlj:riy dO egy most coachesco won’t use until the somebodyout.” s KrIcKff... I1 2-3 2 4 Ajjee...... 4 7-11 4 15 four to pulled the Eagl(gleslowithin 3 4-4 2 10 Ilnrdy...... I W 4 5 rC 4 a H«t)cr . 0 M 2 3 The Vikings started inn a press and last minutelie or two instead of wilh The outcome came down g 33-31 at intermission. ™ to S.™.::: 3 CM I 6 Shawver.. 4 2-2 2 10 Clow!! i ! 1 (M)M) 1 I 2 MorBfln.7 5-11 2 19 ■oever let up. Tbe lactic ppal a id o ff e a riy m o re th a nislxmlnutestotiiay.. sl three t minutes. With GoododIng ahead ...... j3 2-3 4 8 M orris..,. OW) 1 0 0 C Sl m an ag ed a tie ihrhree minutes'■ scari<;...3 M 2 ; 0 UoBlty ..7 1-4 4 IJ In the fourth quarter when wh critical "i worrlecled a bit about that.” Fon- ■4544. '*1 Heather Bergstromm h it a 12- incrcy..,. 00-uo-1 0 u Kosrmaxi.. 2 2-« 4 n n Into the second half wlwhen Bosley iiocker..* Mlllpa . t W} I 2 >0 S 0 SmIUi ... S 1-3 S 11 J)ack-lo-back steals by’ TracyTi Agee ncsbeckackicknowiedged. "But we were '' footer.f Shelly BarlogI couountered for crihcn.-.. o« scorcd off an In-boundtids olav and uanncr..o w) : n .IS T o ltll l« 17-17 u « H3 1 10 VndrvRt. 3 fro 2 0 tielped V a lto spurt fromn a 30-30 Ileal alitUellrcded and we had them ^Inded Filer, I but Lisa Graves hitII one of her " her steal scconds lateIter provided ..0 mH) 1 1 0 Uie s ta rt o f the quartere r lo a 36-30 a n d w e w ananted t lo make them have to game-high j eight fielders andar Gooding vtUey ...... -10 13 7 l t - «s ■ • C S I w llh a 38-37 a d v a nitage. ta i>Dio .... 3 tw>0 3: C 'cushion In Just a little mom o re tiian 90 p la y a g g rees sslv s e de fe n se." led i 4946 w ilh2:l2 left. KJmbefiy...... ! 15 . « 7 * - a 8 . A nd th a t’s w h en Utalia h S ta tC S e n l Johns. . 3 0 I 0 I 6 >-1 2 4 sl half resulted in a 23-23 T he S e n a to rs th e n w entI IrInto a delay t h e 5-11 E pps in to ssclion. She ^ seconds. T h e f irs l -10 94 79 To(4lS S (0-M31 SO • Kimberly’s wound becancame too deep halftime tie. tie Kimberly's Klm Byce. and t wllh 1:37 left Herrrrelt fouled goooingm KILERSO scored the first time•down ( court ^ lo recover from whe.i Coach Cc Terry, received a starting cali over Lisa Fossccco. i The guard maduu . a S-U15S0 and the 38-30 margin foforetold the Agee’s seve;ven poinls. -five of which Wildcats\ a chance to lie. b verdict with still 6: U to pla;play . c a m e fro mn thtl e lin e . ahd £ Teresa Fansler couldiIdn’l gol the Kuer...... U 19 U li-M ; Mincrjs drop 1BYU "We played defense as well' as we The closesc score stayed throughout ball 1 lo go d o w n a n d Goodingng b o a rd e d . Gooding...... U # 14 S3-J8 Carey, DietrichI 1 triumphh easily iiin Northjiside to gairnWAC:iead PROVO. Utah (U PI)--UTRPused double figurejures. wllh Scott SInek the 0-2 0 2 a b a la n c e d scoring a tta c k aj n d a stick y se c o n d le aid d inln g BYU sc o re r w ilh e ig h t • RICHFIEIJ) - The! CareyC Pan- ' The Blue Devils contintlncd their “ » Sto(kuru 0 (H3OJJ 0 12 defense to gain an Import^rtant Western points, :thers and the Dietrich1 BBlue Devils scoring surge through1 the third ...... : 2-3 1 0 Athletic Conference roadid win by de- connii took easy victories overr thett Gooding B Txm quarter and proceeded t(to hold the i*u<*vr.... iI W)chi 0 2 imingham, al 6-foot-7 domi- Slate Redskins and the} BlissB Bears. H A 4 Bliss attack in thc fourlurth for the to u u » 9-tt wa S «9 ToUU 13 » 11 »8 featlngBVy6549Thursd2d a y n l ^ t a n d 5 b;back b o a rd s w ith 10 r e ­ lake sole possession of fiifirsl place In bounds agair •rtepecliveiy, in A^ Northsithside Dislrict viclory. ..'.715 u lo i» - o gains! the taller Cougars, * ^ Mellon Thursday night, funfurthering the S^District Both Bliss and Goodingig S la te w e re ...... 4 B -4 U-2SJ th e le a g u e . and the Mlneiliner defense held BYU to a ' • winners’ chances for a, statest playoff eliminated from district pitploy. • The loss was the firstst one in the cold 38 percer■cent from the floor, : • ijerth. iTauinfiy | Carey m eets Diclrich SaSaturday and C arey 37,7, G ooding St. 13 W A C for BYU. now 5-1 in the confer- UTEPJumju m p e d to a quick 11-2 Ic a d to tip-off tim e Is set for G;3C : - : T he P anthers, led by/ Joni Ji Sparks goodingstatt;m a CAKKY37 e n c e a n d 9-10 o v e ra ll, wwhile UTEP pul the moreo r e llian 21,000 C o u g a r fan s ' ■ .and Dodi Vouren. wiiippcpped Gooding A t R ichfield winner will take on the icloser of the { It-* ( tp pUyer Ig H-*ltpp Improved its overall reoic o rd lo 13-5. In a m ild1 slale sti of shock. But BYU ; ^ l e 37-13 while Dietrictrich romped Loaers Lo eliminated 'Camas County-Rlchflcld}Id c o n tc st lUlocker.. : 2 1-2 1-2 3 3 Jolley...... 0 2-7 2 » 2 a n d 5-0 In th e WAC. clawed backick behind thc shooting of ■tw 2 0 Y oun«.... OW) I 9 0 overBiiss49-28. Carey 37, GoodingGo Slale 13 slalcd'■ for 8:00 p.m .The twotv remain- Terry...... utw 3 puli Within four. 26-22 wilh ■M 5 0 l x » ...... 2 M 0 2 2 W h ile for s ta rte r s h it dodouhledgures C arey started slow in lh(the first half. Dietrich 49.19.B1ISS28 Iing le a m s w iil a d v a n c e d lotheFourtlilo S '’*'';" ?“ TToh 1 9 -SlUymnl.. 2 M M J 5 O-Crlly,,,. 00-2 1 0 0 for the Miners, BYU’s amltackwasju.st l«» Uian Uinthree minutes lo go in the m anaging only 10 points,3. bbut Gooding Saturday’s Sal Games ID istric t fin a ls in Je ro m e I‘Cb.Fc 1-2. Mtuymnl, 11-2l-J 2 3 Whllby.... I M 0 2 , 1 ' a one-man show. Devin CDurrani was S lale couldn’t do any bellbelter scoring g:30 pm. .m . — Carey vs. Dlelrich Yourcn.... J 2-J 4 B B the only Cougar who hadad any range UTEP thanhan outscored the Cougars only six. ( lo s e ro u l)) .Sparks.... 4 0-1 2 B • licuy...... 11-2 0 3 3 T h u r s d a y , s h c sc o re d 263 0of h is le a m ’s 6-1 th e r e s>t t olof the half to take a 32-23 In the second half however, ho\ the e p.m. — - Richfield VS. Camas Dietrich 49. Bliss 2128 Schafcr... I M 2 2 49poinls. le a d in lo thtie e ddressin g room . Panthers rolled. ouls«rlniring the Red- Counly (chaihampionship semifinal) DiFmuoio Dijssn28 ilommcl.. IM I 2 skins 13-5 in the third quartla rl e r a n d 14-2 . pityvf tg n-« ( l{) pUyer rg n-« r ip Piirkc...... 3 0-10 0 Kevin Hamliion led hee minersi with BYU, whic/hich had defeated lls lasl In the fourth lo ccment thehe d< e fe a t. Kowtm ... J « o n Hcrfxleyf... U2-I 4 H Tolmli 3 MlHI IS IJ ToUl* 18 S-18 0 377 13 p o in ts , followed b y Lustistcr Goodwin five opponcrjncnts by an average of th a * ...... 10-112 Scan 2 IK) Q 4 and Dave FeiU with 12I ;apiecc. and nearly 20 pollpolnls a game, could get no D ietrich didn’t haveJ. . nmuch of a (juarter idvantage adv and held heavy,• IVrrwi.,., 32-2 0 BKifU...... 1 (Ml 0 I' problem wllh Bliss cither.fier. The Blue defensive pressure pj on the Bears to NHnBham. I 0-2 0 2 Mct;h«..e J 0-1 1 K GoodlngSl...... 2 4 J J-U 3 K ent I.x)ckhart with 10. closer thanan nine points during the ...... S 5 U 1W 7 Devils grabbed ah earlyriy 15-1 first- la k e a 29-12i2 cushlonalhalfllmc.c llHtiKnam. 2 tH) 3 < Smith,... I M 4 2 CMity...... 7 Durrani was the onlyly Cougar in sccond Imlf.If. S c o r■ebociard— _____ M iddlee quarters proveue decisive ScM;« STi 7.Jl7.CiNn*-I3tWI.M 1. OiiWn COSSiSfl M. f J«t M HO:er&;i(;i) Uinjojasi rruiifr^'jV Waaldron, HansenI 4 9, AKletscntsenH?*-} 0UtflcHfc4Hor1h«».Tou™ «Si u M t lcu)i C:QV game willI JoinJo Hagerman In repre- BlJtHA-JSOtftfttWircigm*OiXTMKM • uunsi rr.longDtK^Sl51 r. M URTAUCU G H - U u r i e W aldron led 4I«7>17I31 HJ 7-7 14. HjAwny.RjnfliMtlMiOMtegt; scntlng thele southsldes In the district NBA standings trcut) WisnmslonN.SlirlcrSU _____ th e H an se n1 H u sk ie s to a 5441 defeat of III, Piivw CUttaSA-1IOum«n«ilMrt WisWnjtonSI f ■ F T ' S n finals beginn[Inning Tuesday nt Jerom e CwMnConhnMa MnAMM PoaitiUU.Q^tiooiX Wob«rSi M,NofW»raA;lj. « Raft River• TlT h u rs d a y n ig h t, pouring in1 (K.A Cocptr }.I7 M IS. Lmr M M3. II. UcOoxM- DUnet}A.}Towna(n«nlan) High. Theye y Will m e et tw o re p re - i - m 0 . 1H^M77.C^lt«•t:^4l5,Ve^^o«T»,H 7-71 Sft»HR/r.t«.ia/inVi)ie,i 3-10 |.I 7. Uiicntll lS-73- h m 'I: College scores : ass S g S I, tm 3S. OuWio W Tournament.nt. At Murtaugh;h pUyw tgn(g n-« r tp pUyer rg n-4itip I C«mn 1»77 M 3^ W,ilcui;nst l-l Ifnndjj’iCoBw'WW^ " S S S S 7 1-2 3 15 I.Wttldni., 9 2-2 2 a> ' ■ . So«rtn ' L T PH Of OA H eld loI as 6^ firsl-quartcr lie. LoaerellinliiateIted witfhi....r 7 I-; a a ______li ii !s i14 r Rc«n»o>' 17 1-7 3, 1-7 tw3 7. —------.<■ . - ---,H-W—H'l 7-7M5 Tou:j»-1JJ7}M(0 I lloillly..,. 33 4^4^1 0 10 MofTill.... 2 0-2 3 4 il i 3 S lli—Hansen-domlimlnated-ttje-aeeoml-peflod— J— H ansei> 64rR aft R iv e r 4 l‘ ■ Harper..,. 00 2-:2-2 3 3 llogsfl S 2-2 3 12 WMWnConlmnM H »«A>afl3n S!*J WiShmston* 73 11 UUsMDMaMn •h iV ^ w L9w-»4yr«fnru=NwMSi« 77 'i M tir lotakea25-l7>■17 h a lfllm e le ad , Saturday's Ganiro o KiRtiy...... 1 I-:1-2 0 3 C a ta ...... 3 2-4 I 8 «• L Pet oa Will*il> 13-117-7 7S. CMJt ii l-J 9. HY RJA3«<> 73 77 iS n Pmjbursn if X buckets from Audrene; 7 p.m. — Oakley vs. HtHansen (loser ojonei.... 33 i-; 1-3 1 7 Miller...... I OJ 3 2 SinAfllonlo ?! II .S» - u tf -Nta JeiMr 13 XS ,[ P-’H ~ Using bui Kiflui Citr n n w 308 . j' loulrw lnner to finals al JercromeFeb.1) - 2 M 3 4 Uuller...,. 0 M I 1 Di’iu n 77 iri a i S J r l S UtrntCmxttiai Hogan. Uriri (Gales. Amy Morrill and' - I3i ..y 5, |||,HC C«ntr.lll7(0117(01) Doslon 37 13 OM 3 0 Hollngr... 21-5 0 7 D«rrr«f 71 71 « ' 3 SMM ‘ 73 71 ‘ the fourth period, the Trojans 1 fell U f u 4{ iw*ij a loa 14 54 niiWlSt »,Soi;th«nl)l S3 H4plo:a 13 330 i 31 IH :U(70I) - Bofl P(jr0u«».UlcHiftr7|»11 - 2Sr*. .. mandlng45-23>■23 le ad . The Huskies will Ukece o n O akley itia M n ...... 8 » JD »-M ■ Prietnn 7MI nx I W I s*in« 7i I) us i'tTH FW«uUSMaon Scvl»««(l ^ 1 5! Despite ooul u tsc o rin g H a n se n 18-9 in ...... 8 n # i»-4i QotM/l SUU 11 » CS 1|V)I Uounum Mcint«. CU7«IU.In4unil3a Arti/^iutMnN,Ou*cr>iiiOul i fl 17 M IS “ _ _ WUMnstann.UniH ° DUtfUlvidlA-ITourMntnl ArttnuiSt U.Uiiii>si»iV(li«r(Si/le Tjonio 11 tI 1 HoutlonM.GcMtnSUieM i«togt) Otii A;UnmM.HoftittiVi;ieraiUskn,S:Opm. attlct]MIanwn«il' I U>Ano«oaK«IlrS7.Ui»i«l3n7r Souinem Ajunus U, HuauwlS Uoritrstil.N T Ri^eril' although Monlontana Slate’s follow sholsi when Rob Hurley tumedcd a Vandal start fouling.n g . Nl»J*fI*rll£S',a35pm !ea(IKinui&lr.tXp m >c^u Tuiiie.w Toiisi sr 1 p ro v e d th c differencedll In the first half,. turnover into a bucket. SolvigandlIKl H urley eac h h ll fo u r fre e * poT^iioww^ra^m Hn(>ltno^Jt^«|1c1e«^ jr.UonunjS) SS Ctloin}, loronlol w h ic h ended!d 28-20.2 F r o m th e 10-mlnute mark m: lo five throws overte r the next two minutes and CM1c1}A-4Iownan«n1 fullertMSi H,F;ewv3SI i3 NY ls(i}^t(iilloiAml«i I th e d e fic it lo fiv e points in1 remaining. Montana was ( MmJa.Rlff.rooHlCKroutJ liU.lo5t.n,K»TfcJ»-n»noll Id a h o c u l It son top by U -.two m ore SScl' e lv lg fre e throw s w ilh 2:26 : riB A b o x sc o re s DMW^A-lIounwwnl UonitnittldiN}<9 J u iiL uwn s the carl)'Milliliii’ iiui quickly fell ^KhlndI or nine. Then Joe Sw^eeny cut the lo play gaveve MontanaI Its biggest load DvrlorC.WMdftnxU OttgoflSI tl.AJUOAlSl 99 CnOjo*t&;N»)o,S.3Spfn M I. m 7-7 17.. DuhlOjwtxTwUdOIj w h e n th e y hhll ll Cll jiB l l\v o of tticlr firslI deficit lb eight but ththe Vandals al5G43. nrniA-lTcuimm pkiV R.Sinti BwM/i monHI piiiibwtsmivruNnewi.ic f V(MTM.Kunti«t>»(lcwrouti

A 1 F riday, Ja n uuary28,10&3 a Timos-News,5, TvTwin Falls, W a h o W Millroi>se—withhout CC lo s e o:o n te st5s i f i b o iwlinghilo n o r rco il T W IN F / \ 1 J ^ - -TW: comn p p e tltio n nrwelUII.CilyMI«.tilrieilrte n ...... tiartf larkne IJvrt^.TNjrvUy'Thrmome*...... HU MorritGrrenllekl...... Nehemiliah—got)es on -as close for both the men' .kie OiuckKilrlck. Wildcatcat ...... 2ii Carol'arolNeumann.(>urt4f)olla ...... 6'u Myr^le.Survlu*...... wom(omen's high game tlUe Iin UrT,llort.T.K.lWocTformed Chiirrfi...... KJ Kay;ay|jnioal.adlc*CU<»>e I ...... iffl llrlcnKrlcluon ...... g H onor (;ienlk«»ler.Mliima«tir»»tc« ...... 210 Mark»fT.V.l^ ...... 2 U - . .ShirkWrteyCtniirrll. JJan'rttrtfn r:rr... — .. T V t — Myri Miikr , T...... T.'...... oublea-Ijeague;-recorded-a-:S-ZGG-IOr ...... KKN-8 K .. ._.for..anoUicr.wflrldJong-jujjum p-re- -1984 Olympic teai SKIGHSJOUXS...... HtllMrlflbaA tm ,l^k»C Ia»ie...... iTi YOUTHlIHlCiHGAMF: HU ------— ------■ cord, but much of lhe I le No. t men's position whih lle J itn JimAlraworUi.ltnlripifipperr ...... M2 M«rllMarilyn Ktpnrr, l.d lm (n e n ...... JTJ Sieve Itale.llnJlnMiion■ion ...... M c Ulk ut Bc thal 03 It Imay. the Mlllrose finished (;aryl-.ll*oon.Moo«;0* ...... fJO UrtlyWlyCederaUom. 1’tnlripper* ...... 51-7 Kenny Cailer. WnlnesdayMdayjLinton...... to n ig h t's 7Glh M lllrose Gai insworth and Mark Miller fi G a m a Dt s o id 'o u it ^for months, should h e w eek K.*uieCTuppeii.Moo«!3«e ...... cn jackiackklknjDn. l4)vln'DoU>iea ...... >.7 Morr llumlkcl, We.tnr*Uirjilay Junior* . . ' ...... Madison Square Garden w Ith 2G5 high games for the " * once again prove pn one of the I)ennliGrmi.Co(»IkiJlklalnl ...... (32 . stilrl*IilrIfySmllfi.TXr«:ayA.M.Trtoi...... Ut Marr liumlkri. WrdnradaindayJuntor*...... Ul ' xllngJan. 23. naveOhaaValley ...... taa Mary:eWaW.WII*ilal ...... <21 F^klk'^kIleWelii.Ttiur*liy.NlleMI(rn...... MJ Tlm l’artrr.ThunatayJuijyJunWr^ ...... im Renaldo Nchemlah. the worid .-being the first ...... MO TerTyNcuman.IIIHollfnalien...... IW ;t A/ m erican o v e r 19 _ 254 to edge Darlene IJvel;c iv 's 2S3 Curt Kchavarrm. Comrsmmerclal ....!...... CI9 tj*7 ...... record-holding hurdlerer feci - he cleare^Anderwn ...... jigelcs — and hTf»toolliiIcr.liiillerl»uprl»ioler»...... 71 h u p»u w ee k s lo co m•.Iw e. I lll get b e lle r a n d 253a seriess- to pace the women. VlckteKkail(tIjdlc*n»C Ia« lc...... 241! Morr'rSorrliUreenlleld...... make the Mlllrose Games led from C;.r^lNcumann.Gi^4y»4.0oll* ...... JU Maryllary ,'«yre...... 191 YOimiHKHlilCHSWUFS b e tte r. I d o n ’t thUll in k I ’m close to m y The T h honor roll, is compile< tu m lo tra c k . Ik* Valley...... W Zoia!ijlaSlw fw ...... IB Chri* Wallon, llrMinMa^j ...... M.1 iague results from both Bowh.la d ro m e ...... IC Mlkel.eajfr,llruinMiiJo< B ut w h en th e In tern a tioonal,\ma- n a M yet. 1 can m do 19-J, 19-5 on a le a g i ly l.o afcn ...... ZK liellaThonuberry...... td . a n d M a g ic Bowl. Kuy ljrlir>[L l^lesCia Ii « » alc ...... 228 MyrtHyrU«Surpli»...... ID Sieve Hoitc. UrMln Ma)or»la)or» ...... U7 stepped In eoodnm ^y- L td ., te u r A lh le tic F e d e ra tio n ste; i1iylll9MI]tlavlcli.Sun(HjndaySoJounKfi ...... ZO llclcrIcIcnKrIctKn ...... lai Mnrrl»umlkel,W«lnr»l;lnr»djyJunk)r*...... «7 to point j3Ut that some'ie of the Vaulting alonging w ith O lson w ill be MF7<'SIUGIhlllip« It) ...... M Tlm l’arter.ThuradayJiiUyJmlors ...... «7 ...... y j Jlm.Severa.Thur»l4yJuuyJiBiion...... Wl foreigners attending AnAmerican who last Satunurday night won a i-anyirry Harp. l-ov!n‘ Doubles ...... VJi UlllleM»*on.Thurwlayaay.NiteMUeri ...... 31 ijirr:jrry Marlin ...... r ...... artMlIler.MaRlcQiurrt..,,-...... Kalhy lluiler. Mootahli ahlner*...... W GloriJloria Canady ...... MO Tammy Hartln*. Wedne*ednexlayJunton...... iH colleges and that theirIlr status meel at Albuquc5uerque.,N .M .. w hen mAln*vrt>rth, I’lnlrlppcn ...... a-'- JoAnnM(»er,Nit?illljlllaw U ...... 2U ucti.lertHartnall ...... W XamWonn.-Uakfr.lllltolJllWlor*_...... __ ^ ^ 1 1 ____ would be jeopardized. Nehce h e m ia h 's O lson p a s s e d tolo i18-1 and th e n failed irtfVAaYarrcaCommCTClat ...... B7 tijcyKnapp.Moorsmnim ncrr...... 211— lughAhilcridn ...... 7:7Tr7U4. KiiiTiwinen, WedneiiU)eiiUy Juntor* ...... 417 entry was reluctantly derd e n ied . It In th r e e a tte m pip lf ls to c le a rit. OaveiaveGhan.VaII«y ...... n; ,\nnDejal’tooeer...... a * iral>ra l’ltta ...... i n Tonyn(ttlln.lllRfilltnk n ...... <10 . ______I JcJtJc;J(Jooe«. M crdianti...... 20 MjryelloiTaylor.nooT oneer...... ITtd :TtdSlinpion...... S» COry Moorr. lil Kollene « ...... *1.. -S p o rtI s b r ie>fs l ------T he Club se ts racacquetball e v eni t T h e p e n a lty docs notot liinclude sanctions and the5 uunlversi- ty rem ains eligible foror p o stse a so n c o m p clitio n an fo r P h o e n ix leanced and blanks are available at The Oua u b . Leonard Thompson and relative newcomers Hallal Sullon A party, including food, drlnIrin k s a n d a w a rd s , w ill b e hel only for For more information, call cal Harald Gerber or Garlary T o u r. ; wilh the extra savings,5. i Such as nu- the time: >you use the m oney. Payy soonerso and igwllhaneagle3onher llthih hole and ' “ ' “ " S * E ic h e lb e rg a t 733-1422. W asham got 11 going v, us First Security bankingIg offices,' and save inicf[crcst expense — withoutit a penalty, lies orijhree.of her last fourr holes lo _ .. then b a ttl^ o r birdies liBanks. where you .can drdrop off your Takcabibit longer, and you still pay only, for lar Holes logo In the ' ■ come in St #tflider par le n t. th e tim ee you use. It's simple! It savess you NCAA reprimamn d s W a sh in g to nfl Mazda aassic of Deerir C re ek . m o n e y , MISSION. Kan. (U P D -T• The t University of Washingtoijto n T w o s h o ts b a c k w ithi l a 4 -u n d e r-p a r G8 ov e r th e G.CD.079 D eer Take advantagiage of our better rates an3nd the better buys was publicly reprimanded<1 'n‘ tu rs d a y by th e NCA/V;bVs Creek course vras Pat’at Bradley, who needs to w in only Ib e r of the tier’s placc o f b u s in e s s5. , Committee on Infractions for foi basketball recruiting vio-vio $54,000 th is y e a r to becofjc o m e th e to u r ’s fourth m em bi available right nowow at your local'car deale o u w a n t la tio n s. m illionaire's club. Am n d be sure lo tell him yoi First Securit:irity Timeway Simple Inleterest Financing.

Middlewustain KiiimberlyJ First!S e c u r i t y BI a n k s HIgNudH. Mlnlco 32 B y T h e Tlm es-N ew s Firsl Security Bankik oof Ulah, N,A. • Firsl Sccuriliriiy Bank of Idaho, N.A. 'jn-Si»wiH)plnnedTruckcr, I:iS. IU5 • - Miller iHl pinnol Kunilcri ;33.13. First Sccurily SirSiaic Bank • First Security Bai3ank of Rock Springs , relied on The Kimberly Bulldogs rc Wnrestling 112- - Smith rm pinnedThuraton. 1:12. Members FDIC t h e ir d o m in a n ce In th e m iddledie w eights ■ I. UUI IS - - llalK (Ml pinned Kvan.v I lo defeat the Gooding Senatin a to rs and lai-- Marline* IM)iIrcwCtw:krtl,7-7.f-7. Glenns Ferry in a triangularliar match ict- douhkiiikgk(GlplnnBlGiiryrfllmcf. :M. m132 - I’rlcc) llntec. Cooper, 7-a. s’ g y m . IK - Scoll Oihonhomo IKI pInnedJoH Kaulkner. II« « -C lic k (HI pInntdKny. I:S3. T h u rs d a y n l ^ t ot th e P ilo ts’ g: M7 - Sun (Ml pinned Tinker, I: l>. Mike Wall al U9 pounds.'• T ^ Hwr - fW) HooneonetCiplmwlGonlySchronlcr. 1S7 - liOwUicr iHl doe. Cooper. IW. d le r a t 155 pounds a n d e ve ery ry b o d y in IO - »a rry iM lwnliy forfeit, between (Dan Nelson. Gregeg W’ ooten. KimbertystyO.Gk(»PenyM iff?IS7—Tuylor (M) plnn^ Urmt Culler. I iWT - ! Vnn t M) pinned ItcnncU.: U. Rick Raybom and Nick SchSchroeder) tB-curtiieiiiBfltii{fltilclGKlwonbyforfcil. IW eliler (CK) plnn^ Dwight Hum- FUer O. Wood {Uver IB h e lp in g the w o n b o th o f th e ir m a tc h e s, hel] ■J8-■J8-TIIlrtlKl>«)nbytor{tll, B u lld o g s to 33-30 a n d 43-244 triutr m p h s 1,2 „ Womutuker Wor iKl pinned I’uul' iu>IUi-ilo:icy(K)dec.Ver1, Iu-7, over Gooding and Glenns FcF e n y .- r e - pcrkins.i;M. 111 - YounK (WUl pliuxxlHurley. 1 y i ' lig-MlkoWalKKIKKJuwibyforlell. U'J -- i'clUmuacr r Kl won by (orfdl. spectively. th e m iddle ' i»NebNebori (Kl dec. flobert Morrl*. 120 - - Wackifl (Kl wmliy forfcll. In the Gooding triumph, the 133132 - Schrwdcr (Kl pinned Uxa. 1:3 weights' control wasn’t quitelie enough. lu-GresWoolen)len(K)dec.TrnyliCrooe.t4-5. 13« — Cammaek (Kl pinncti MJckllcml; inuary C iearahii h c e items have' e been going 1 a s th e B ulldogs ne ed e d a1 pp: in from im - - iiick lUytwybom iK) pinned Jamci Morrlf. |4S145 - - liucll (K) <>ec. McKlfate, 5-2, li5 - Miller (W«I pmned KalDfletiCti, Scott Osbome to clinch the m a tch , <:5i. li5 Butjt, T im e is runnining o u t — H w'ill i soon be gonen9 e! . decision, m-NlckSchroc.,roe<^r(KI pinned J.ll. Williams. 1(77 - Kaitcr (Kl planed Smidl. 3:«. Had Osbome won on a d 185IBS" Davies (Will plnne«IS.CrDwn, 1 Goodlng could have pulledi Intolr a tie 'iii_TimConiiei(Tiler (K) plRwd Kevin Slallonl. ||\^IIW T - Moorr (Kl Dlnnc«I Walaoo. 1:2 Flha'B.WcneWm wllh a triumph In the subsequent sub mo, 1 1 O sbom e 'CT - Tim I'anlwrilMrK(GK)iilnnnIGuryraliiwr. .■JB-jb - HIrul (Wl pinned TIIIc«.3;ai. ■ ■ ' IA N . 3 1 s t heavyweight malch. But ( SALEEJ EN D S Ji lUS105-Mlller(Wlplnnedliolley.l:«. pinned Jeff Faulkner to «tUesett mat. !.!«,.[gl (GK) wonby foriell. 112 — Colvcr (Kl wwiby forfcll. Wo still h av e hundr te r s . , . IIWT-CcnJySchiSchroederiK)w)obyforfell. ll'jU'J - KclthauscrlKl pinned Horn. 3:a G ooding rec eiv e d se v e n vlett-lc lo riesb y cowuna!ln8M.Gkoo«f>Bnyt7 12G - tluekus (Kl ironby lorfcll. . of pieces th a t o r 132 • - Schroeder (Kl wmby forfeit. pin to rout Glenns Ferry in the odd ,« - Jama Cork)ork) iGj pinned Curl HelllRanle, 132 I3fl13(1 - • McConnell (Kl pinned McIUe, I -3!N m arked down™ /^X /A Fow Exai m a tc h . 54-17. T ho only b rig h t el5ter IGKJ pinned Ow l llurrti, liS145 - l*clcr»n < KI pinned Huby. 5;2D. \ Few Examples the Pilots w as junior Kellyf RIj f l ISSlS5--M,Crown(Klw5nby forfcll. to clear. f Soaiy□iy > Q u o o n S i z o im p ro v e d h is seaso n re c o rdI toto 13-2. in-D aleT uJlyKtynby[or(ell. . Itnlir? - I/WKhmlller (Kl wwtl>y forJell.III.- ^ 18S- S . Crown (Kl wonby lorfell. ATTRESS •A t R u p e rt. M inico's v a lianlantrallyin t ng-chflriieiiaiiloll (Gj pinned I’aul I>er1iln«. :H. 182 BOX&M Ai Morrt» IGK) pinned Ben Yore. HVHV(T - Moore (Fl wonby lorfell. H undreds iiort as the mo W/VATER BEDS the heavier divisions fell shoi Wood RlvcrSt. WeodeU 3BB Spartans fell to the HIghlanila n d R a m s n by foriell. ‘ 5 2 0 — • Trado'Ins SLEEPER SOFASS( H ig h la n d . IEIBS- Davie* iWHl won by forfeit ^ Tokon Highland also defeatedI M lnlco In HWT-Bot»uoonewoolGlwwibyforicll. JIVHW T- Wnljon IWIll w n by forfeit. $ 2 9 1 "■ 5PPC. DINETTES • D elayed »8 the junior vorelty contests,,3 31- M 9 . •A t F ile r, W ith bolh W oodd R iv e r and P aym onts . C u r t i s M/lathes a t Wendell offering severalII forfeits. I <348 • Froo ParkingI TELEVISIISION Filer emerged victoriousus behind IH U S RECLINERS W hon Wllh The LorgetlI SFo5 Fool Pkluro double victories from,im . Shopping Our Felthauser,. David Backes,tes, Kevin 2 S tores • a v e $ 1 0 0 0 2 9 5 0 Schi-oeder and Farron Moore.irc. iBlBSg m sight, In* M as Moor«, Filer’s heavywel; -« c re a s e d h is se aso n re c o rd tolo V19-1 w hile Shane McConneU. normallyily a Junior i j i i j ' > iM % - y J E varsity wrestler, lifted his varsity « lh*--" • j r ^ J M r e c o n i to M a t 138 pounds. 1 X l l " KlmbeilyaOoallng* RSOF REAL PROPERTY 3B-jim cfCorio IG) woo tjy forieil-* PROS ring lh» rodompiion ol roal pro;8 fll IQS - Ourf ll»rrii <01 pinwdI ^DwlRM Hum- . Tho Intornornol Rovonue Service ll conilderlng roporly ■ “ ""“'a E AIN'S phrie«.5;07. locolod onjn thoI frontag# rood olf Hlpbwo)TB3)TB0N noor Joromb; Waho.' Prbj'opo-'y ' • I t Wonwbikcf. ■ con»l»t»ol. ., and an oporlment wllhid the v I; IIJ - OaJo Tully (G) pinoed Curt Wt ol o worehou»e bulldlna. »nod», or .woro- J I . Ith a total of 34,e00.ta, fool ond 0 lolot of 3.32 acre*. Proporly ho*ubeon 1 ■ ^ . hou to with I ; n a m e ------:------' 11 9 - Mike Wtll (K) pinned Ouril*ll«IlAll,l:23. 11 'o p p ro lto>d d oot $480,837.00. AtMng tor 0 guoranteodguo bid of $338,000.00o ,I o b . ^ V v A 120 - Dm Nel*on IK) plmwd UeniVo«.2:»- Vor oiforod, ADOHESS______i n - C rej Wooleni Kl pinned Doug J' iloro*led in purchotlng tho proportyorty ollor rodompiion ihould cononlact: ' | CITY ______PHflWF --— 138 ~ nidi lUytwrn (Ki.dtc. Don I Sloriloy, Revonuo Officer, 1061 BluBlue Loket Blvd. N,; PO Box U. m r n u m m u n m M I ■ JsOAMolnAvc.N. . 7 3 5 - 7 m Foll.ldahoe<0 63301 or Tolophono {200} 734-301-3005. l45-NlckSdirocdef(K)doc.M*aB 1S5 - Tim COfdler IKI dec. I Jtel Sehoi ■ '

I of role t - u - ______NEWPORT BEACH. Calif.Ilf. (UPI)-- ^ Tr J Sig i i D A l Tony NaUian Is the onJ>>nly p la y e r fe a tu re d bn Die c o v c r o f th Ui e Dolphins' current media guid ' JANUARY 3Ci0-10:00A .M . -2:C! : 0 0 P .M . Ixjcause hc was often a one-ne -m a n .show in 1981. This year, hc has often:n been rc- ■ I BRUNCHH M E N U -®*6.95* d uced lo c am e o a p p e a ra n c e s . 'M a Your Choice The versatile fourth-year;ar running ■■ back is a little unsure of his:lis ro le wlUi - • Eggs BenedicCt • H u ev o s RaR an ch ero s the Dolphins these days asas 1U iv pre- W pare for Sunday's Super BBc ow l XVII m m m m m r n • Eggs FlorentliIn'e’ ’ •Prim e Ribb JSandwich against Uie Washington Redi;edskins. He can be a vital performer, a; ml ru n n in g b ac k T o n y Nai>Iathan takes a break be>efore a recent Super B'Bowl practice • Eggs HuntersStyle • Roast Beef:ef Sandwich two weeks ago In a 34-13 trlur San Diego, or. Just as freqi ing 50 a year ago and he cluclut) who hasn't l)ecn chewet Includ'idcs bullet, juice, coffee, .silent sp e c ta to r on th e M iaS m i ta c h / "lter grohblnfi )u t o f S h u la's doj^ou-sc .so co:coach Shula. Sometimes all one glass ol cham pagno "U’shardlosayexactlywr'whalVllljc was In ami oul and 01 hould have installed a. frafrom him isa look," callcd on lo contribute Sund;:n S y ' ' ^ y ^ ~ >notirTV.Op«flall | or. th e fo rm e r /VJatwima s ta r , whowh led thc swlriglrjedoor IgametimeE 4P.M .!-:-r,'.‘XIn ^ g tfn m jQ flp jn- 1 — DoTpTnifiiifrusninfanaTOcciKclvlnglasi ------I f s - w c c(ek.-tfoni'h-wns-running—’— k ’— ^Two weeks ago in thcOranf d o u t so I don’t know w h a t N.nNathan gave thc Chargers a 'D innor Club andnd V, Olf Coupon! not volid Jor' SonSunday Brunch season. "I never know goir;olnglntoa people In and o a g a in sl W ash in g to n ," loolook at No. 22 as hc slilhere game how much I'll be callecUed upon by ^ '«P“ l = ys, .selecting his wonls yayards on I9*rarries and burn coach (Don) Shula. AgaigaliSt tho f'all.an says. Early in the yc.ir he was linlinebackers for 55 more yards Chargers, with a defense: thatlh drops carefully. I^a lo h.ing In there and Ix; re»recfplions. Againsl the JcLs, the lincbackers deep. I barhandled thc ‘elling me lo r # c ^ Jj n e tim e s he’s tough . . , it onon a .sloppy field. Nathan was ball a lot. Against the Jcts.!. I didn’t do Pallenl. Somel depends on his mood lhat day. Other toto 24 yanls on Just .seven can Avenue W est, Twin Fails,lls, Idaho ^ m uch a t a ll." ow-kcy. caicaught only two David ' (208) 734-4154______- Nathan, who led the N F I, la s l tim e s, h e ’s low ,n't an individual on this pa:p a s s e s fo r fo u r y a rd s . s e aso n by a v e ra g in g 5.3I y;yards per "™ere Isn't ru-shlng attem pt, saw his yaryardage fall ^ from 782 to 233 th is y e a r• - a n d Uie Jf* . ' ■ ■ ■ ■ dropoff Is hardly due lo the players' • strik e . H e c a u g h t ju s t IG p a s s e s in 1982

- :k e r \ Nelms iSCHECI MOSTGG R O U P / \ SIZES AVAVMLABLE! goes nutits i\ i ns KH CKER i l for ’Skir I I J P I ) - T h e y CA1 COSTA MESA. Calif. (UPI call pro football's specia»:lal teams •jh players “Bomb Squadcrd e rs " and "Suicide Squaders" and MilM ike N elm s iH l \ I admits lhal you have lo> bibe a little EAC crazytolikelt. .N e lm sn o to n ly lik e s It. hle e hlo v e s it, THI • Nelms Is perhaps the} bestb kick return man In lhe Nationallal Footljall Uague. earning an NFC: FP rt) Bowl 6>0 ( M O N T H LO}o w berth for the third consecuticutlve time th is se a so n . T h e G-foot*l. 185185-pounder MAINTENAXNC£ B A T T E:R R Y _ from Baylor reeled off a 70-yard return last Saturday to> sset up a Engineered for suri u r e ; touchdown and help Washirailnglon de­ M dependablable feat Dallas In the NFC lillele g a m e and he'll try to work his maglagic again W startiirting Sunday In the Super Bowl aga g a ln s l Uie . 0 0 powew e r. Miami Dolphins. o r CH He is proud of his Job andmd proud of ______I M 2 ____ J • the fqcLlhal he Is almosiI fe f e a rle s s in th e f ic e o f on ru sh in g ta c k lele rs rs. /^^lAUSSIl-; UNIVI "Mike Nelms,Is somethirUiing else." IVIRSALriTY [ V J|W (> { )|,ie; ■ A R A N C E ! Joe Gibbs, A C O l CLEA says Washington Coach Jo IMPORTS SH EEEPSK E IN . L !M IT E O rO■:> ST i O C K O N HAND ^ "He has the best hands off arany return SEAT RBO man I've ever seen. Somem e ljm e s In i, M Ui).\V I ^ § 8 practice he'll lum his backck on punts COVERS MEEL and catch them behind hiss b;back. He's ■ ■ / \ PORTABLE r E R S absolutely amazing. He doeso e sn ’t m iss. ’ f { Fits momost hi-back h -: He also doesnlt believe Inn rmaking a I I) . & to w bback a bucket B STEREO ^ fair catch. He's made one in four I i scats. Fully • 4 watt transmitting. CASSETTE AADAPTER ailable years and he was upset th£that he goi washable.In . D) magnetic base, in sizejizes of na Lets you play cas*a s s e tte ^ c h a rg e d w ith lh a t o n e ." N cch l am p ag n e , !jH; t flexible antenna 13,14&15inchic h e s . ■ ig ta p e s in your 8-tr£tra c k . g N e lm s re c a lls th e in cid ennt, t, fif charcoal. 4 & lighter plug. "There's a league rule Ihslh a l sa y s if V ^ Rewind & _ . you g e l a p e n a lty b e fo re y oou u (calch the a auto stop. ^ Just plug ^ I ^ 9 9 5 99 punl. it’s classified as a fair catch.” Q 9 9 ^ SIT h e s a ld . "W e w ere p la y in g:Delroltand De ■ " w E A . A S g g ;OF 4 J e d m e down r ^ 2 S M e a . A 4 9 ^ ? I^n ard Thompson knocked _ l)efo re I caught the ball. Theh e IiJ o n s got ...... “ " X — • a p e n a lly a n d il w a s ru le d a fairfa catch, 11 was the only one I've: oever lx»n ' CLEARANCE! ” Y charged with but 1 never put)ut my hand H IN DI A N ' flP s u l a t e d . upjor the fair calch. I've neverne done- th a t." kHKET :|f 1 tr a« v e l f i t , Nelms, who played at BajBaylor. was jlj I CUPi p . ------d r a f t« l by B uffalo in l'J77977. c u t in training camp and s sig ig n e d by Hamilton of the Canadianan Football I prool. I ague. He moved on lo OttawaOtt and I I PC. H S 'ldds s 12 oz. Inier led the CFI. in punt returnsret and A sso rttled colors, m lOt or in te rc e p tio n s in 1979. H e signed s ig as a 3/8" DR. STAN,N D A RD W ith SEsev /n -in i drinks. free agent with the Kedskin■kins In 1980 SOCKET SE T rifle scicabbard and map pouchp ^ fro m m ore after mulling over offers fn Q 0 inftjll!size bench. Easy t< IhanadozenNFI.clubs, Drop forged. r"Golng to Canada wass y great for Unconditionally lj ^ ^ install,I. F o r m o s t b e n c h , me.” Nelms satd. “1 gotot a Ixjlter guaranteed. EA .Ji^ b u c k e t and mini tmcks. L contracl than I ever' woiw ould have I ” l9m ------g o tte n a s a d r a f l c h o ic e ," ------— — w Nelms says he absolutelyJly loves his Job. SEM I- HAIlARADA T r “ 1 Rubber Quee; e n ' ■ ^ D ^ e r t “1 love the art of makmging returns, Sctojor- the difficulty of it. lhe excllicltemcnt of A U TO M A TIC C A S L.INE I K It.” he said, "1 find maJTiaklng fair I \ \ TWIN FRON1n - I POW ER L ANTI-FREE]:EZE catches Iwring, The Redskin■kins' philos- r It': 1 CARPE1 ophy also is perfect forr me.n They ANTENNA 1 your stress special leam s and I1 getgt a lol of J l ji M A T ! tank, Polished chrome, f s ' ...... —^ J help. A lol of people don't likeIlk .special ..' L»- flush mount head. v en ts te a m s , e sp e c ia lly y o u n g p'layers, la y bull )9 10 AMP AUlUTOMATIC I Manually retracts ESCOR n g as love It. I guess ll helps to0 b e a lIUIc P R . BATTERY CH and extends. 1 V . I CHARGER u Pour into& yo fuel c ra z y ," I Q R ech arg es 12 volt stem . ided by the Nelms also gets offcnde< J ' batterres, I notion that perhaps he m i^^ t t m ove up 1 3 ? : — icing ing from the spocial teams> unllu to a 1 P t A 9 9 i starting position In thee defen.slve< 3 MARK H E IT l b a ck fleld . 1 9 3 1 iT t; 2 ■ ^ e a . a ''° ° ° ° " I 'm a lw a y s s u r p ris e d whenwh< people ii, a sk m c ;ib<>ul U ia t," h e said, sai' “They ------— don't ask offensive orr idefensive players if Uiey’d like to m ove lo special teams, I guess Uiat'sat's Ijecaase ■49! special teams has been1 sorts of a holding area, for players on a lot of leams — you spend someI limell lhere until a starling Job opens: up.up But it's m i not Uiat way with Uie Redskirjkins, , "Our special teams arere nol hold- over teams. We have a lol lot of guy# ' signed-as- free agents Jusl-u s l-l) e c a u s c . it-*-' • ----- Uiey play.spccial U»ims_s«;_so well. I played defensive back reguBgularly ev- TIVE THRU THURSD4>AY, FEBRUABY 3> •DAILY 8i30.9i00 erywhere I was before I c a m e lo . Washlnglon, It was frustrallra lin g a t first J ____ I ■■ ' but wiUi“ Uie -special—«— em p h asis------—_____ T lW I N F iALLS BURLI Wasfjinglon puts on speciallal teams. I 0 SUNDAY 9iO»«il feel Uial I'm an Integrarpa'part of thc V 73a-69<167 ______6T8-49< team. 1 feel like I'm contrib(ribullngand e a rn in g m y p a y c h c c k ." i s J r 95 I Photographlhing fide? Big band jaziz z I Jeff BridgesI I Trytocaptiiture ^ flo a ts dow n I upstages a gh'jhost I personalityi? — C 3 from Toront(ito — C3 I with charm -— C 5 I Featurures!'***S,^ f S | c ^Fri

‘The: Big (Game2’ dra'l w s a rn unui^ual iaudieence •fen.'slve lin em an w ilh lh e U I. s v ie w e r a v a n ta g e pointMint from th e I x s t se a t in ByBQUWlSKH/\RT of millionsns of people who never wwalch a (i;arsoine delcn Anileles R amIS. s.! agrees - but wilh limilation:ins. the house. Wilh lhee space-;i|’esp e<|Uipment of ^ *Ve w/jouse iVews Serv/'ce regular seae a s o n g a m e w alch this one. lish man who’ll tell the pla\u\urs today, ibal's old andmd creaky< stutt. Now TV T his Is NNlB C ’s ninUt Super Howl, I tss l;lasl was "U’s a roolisti Oaklaml- llial whal they7 ’rer doing (loesn't mean as inu:iuch tries to ijive the viewerwer the vantage point Irom Whal we have here is Ilhe finale ot a pro CWTD^-r lhe 1981I broadcast of lhe 0; iuper liowl.s," says Olsen. '•CiCer- all the seals in lhclie house1 ll’s as though , football ‘'season” Uial had ils heart tom oul A Philadelphiihia gam e from New Orleans,n,s. M e rlin a s In o th e r Sup< uper Ikjwl will have an aslerl^risk, specliilors have in pain.jairsoteyes b y a 57-day strik e . isa y Olsen andid Dick Fnlwri; will providi,l,le mm. tainly. Ihi.s Sups d se aso n h a s h a d ils im p a c t." N B C h a s ii blimip. p. ;i; h e lico p ter, c a m e ra s The sul)se<)uent makeshi;shlfl playoff schedule L iL menlary. IIncredibly, NHC Iwgan worlorkincon Theshorlcnetls. Olsen is convinced that Itthis abundant, replay in;n'lriin'hmes by the truckload, ____ lel in more learns (ifi) lhanianjllcflout(l2),The • ^ thelOWSu]iupcr Bowl only two months5 a f l e r tire Iro n ic a lly . 01 • gamo m ighlbelb e Ix jtte r Uian o lh e r S u p e r Hovo w ls _ te c h n ic ia n s , annoinicc-m ccrs imd* c o m m e n ta to rs N e w O rle a n s S a in ts a lmlOsl o sl in a d e lh e playoffs. 1331 g a m e.c .- ■ Ijecause o f th e slstrike. by the corps. To citee justJll; one exam ple, no less T h e Saints! a you can’l k ’ loo organized al.yenr.-by.the .tiine-lhe-liupup<.T ,..U ian_lhri£..relired-(iL .-()u a rtiirljac k s— -_ ..U n ...... Thoueh. th e re -w a s a ’l.i.muchoulriehl.blller;— n t — ____ In^a.mrinal., ...... l h c 'a f M bb l ie 'K n b e rg ;- v.'ho“ 'a lw a y« s - w c m i r iround p la y e rs a r e l>one weai-•ary. D aw so n . Hob Grie.se.w. aand John Brodie • will n e s s on th c p a r t of fan s,. posl-strike po television- Ixjmused bby the hoopla, '‘ll's not liki hun or. givenn theII asual two-week layoff pri;)rior a n a ly z e th e pl;iy olII ihithe two (juarterbacks on ratings were down eonsicasiclerably - as was new a t Ih is.is ." i‘ (shortened lo one week this tt the field. g a m e a lte n d a n c e . Millieillions of fans just to Ihe game ( A special tnlilion ot •"SiwrtsW orld." looking D uring; tthe strike. Knlwrg took aran apart- season), even1 a lillle1 rusty. shrugged off lhe season1 aiand didn’i Iwlher to n. plays at 2:30 p.m. MST V -. '■ ' t;1 time in With the strikirikc. "11 look a while lo get baback biick a t th e season, pl r e tu r n on ce lh e strik e endetKled. m cnl in NNew York and tor thc firsl that were into shape andId llthe players to gel up to speec■ed." SundiiV. Atter a college coll baskelball game, If players could lake a 'walk. so. il seems. lars enjoyetl tall Sundays th. ~i| n w tiT ii r T Ihey th e r e ’s th e p reiiamVI e slshow al 2 p.m. - which foolball-frtfre e. Ol.sen o b s e rv ees, s , "/\s lhc playoffs started, lh c o u ld sp e cla lo rs. [0 T he G am e ilselt.- " F ra n k«ly. l; I gol to the point wheree I hoped I really hit theirleir stride. The winner of this U leads, of course. inloTl Whal will all this meanin tot Super Howl XVII ; is producing alwul seven wouldn’t have !■ lo come back to wowork." he shootout will,. in essence, Iw the leam lhal;at is A ito g c lh e r. NBC is ] -S u n d a y In P a s a d e n a . C alif.ilif.? of S u p e r B o w l-rela te d pro- "But oul of a ilainaKwl year?ar I think playing best al lhe end ot the year, and tl-that and a half hours of Si N othing, t h a t ’s w h at. .AbsAl)SoIu(eJynothing. Wasi'ashlngton KedskJns at 4 p.m.n. .MS-J- iiunday jj,nits. "I ■scuing lhc hasnot alw ays/ s I)l« e n tru e in o lh e r y e iirs ." g r a m m in g Sunday. This is one event thatit h. h a s us hooked. Y ou o n1 NBC. > If lhat comes lo pass,,ss, it w ill a they’v e doilone a remarkable joli of resci me that al Strike or no10 sstrike, the Super Bowl is inIn a Nolhing else «elss Uithat kind ot exlendetl m ig h t ev en c a ll it A m e ricica’sGame. a ’ recosrord. season, I’n'in looking torwani lo a gaini league all itsowown. As to coverage, lei's look3k a t c o v e r a i’e on ii singlegle day. < Weird it may !«. It is estimated lhal 11515 imillion people will For Ko reasons l)esl left tor socsocioIoKists lo one lime III h o p e d w ouldn't l>e p la y e d ." n a te O lsen, a form er ,\1I-E’i•E’ro as a j[ this way: TirTime was TV tried lo give! tthe There'sju.stnolhin«clsgclselike il. w a lc h lh e M iam i Dolphins Dol play the explicpiore — or l« tter still, psychiathlatrisls -- tens Hoothmi

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WOOD - - Kd Marinaro. lhe I Vikings running back two Super Bowls bul said he /• ger charge playing a cop in el Ulues"-lhan he did on the football field>ld- iwny Marinaro adtleil he’dtf i - - r in a goo

ro is the most recent footballill ) acting, a transition tirslst Johnny Mack Brown, who10 ir .M a b ain a in the Wifi K osene ' le a g a in s l W ashington, went bn lo star in some 300DO - - ’I f e loslly . westerns, and was the most successful of allS ' .. ^ liars in movies. :h others as OJ, Simpson.n. I XHlith. Merlin Olsen, Alex Hoo.sevell (Ja>er. Joe Jim Brown iitui Fred 3n have followed in Brown's nts with varied degrees ot f m m ayne w asollen cre when the sitcom failedd toI pick up his 'SeeM;^J MARINARO on Page 03

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Suns Valley resident GGi ary K inder takes the vUvictim 's view K c t c h ium’s Cl' r e e k s i cdc Bar su c ce ss. F.N CROWKM, ^ W healonin siiys:i s. Ins tale (of tem . A N eww Ye.st k n o w n fo r his so n g s By W IL L K T TA WARI3iRBF.RG innocenUnLs for Uie fun of il unfoldss F lo rid a ' a n d inoveeforee tional free-lance writlni M a rin aifting ro style of music on the T W IN F A L I ^ - - Gi o rig in aII l retiren neck. lg Uie book. But ifyou reatlil.I. h a v in g l>een published J e B a r a n d Grill s ta g e in writer living in Sunin V alley, c a n be— r e a d in g t footliall br ;er's crowds come lo have a n In February. - T ru m a n C a p o te ’s nemlemesls. . you willvill finish It quickly, andd Housekeeping. Boy's Life isn't a real ;t Tim Weisl)erg also will ap' good timime e and enjoy the singer’s In his firsl l»ok.k. ‘‘'Victim: Thc posslblyjly ju s t to g e t il o v e r w llh, lly W eekly magazines, also wante< Kl m onth, weaving his melodic loto lure lhe audienco-lnlo-his Other Side of Murderder.” (Dclacorle Nonee of( Kinder’s horrors seem'n' In all respects, ‘'Vlct from the s a c ro s a of rock and ja z z . melancliol;.•holy talcs of desolate hotels. * PressJ Kinder introdireduces us to an conjured•ed up for sensational effect,l, s lo r y tr y in g to explore a wilh an inju V ood R iv e r Valley h a s IxMjr tniin yanl'anls and portraits ot his own extraordinarily mesraismcrizlng story. In fad.ct. Uiere is a subliminalll b le m o f c rim in a l justice,S InsleaiK I in top-name cnlcrtalnmenllent traveling,ng. His blues can Iw wllnessed with enough blood,od. terror and messagege throughout his book. Thcc Kinder, the narrator, h p a s s in g ^ o t 10 clo.se ot the Rlkliorn Saloor in the songson "She Knows Her Daddy drama to hold uss ffrom Page 1. messagege is, wondering why it hap-h an agitated and marvel M u S i The saloon provided weeklyjkiy S in g s."' wlw h ic h h e w ro le w hile ori lh e th ro u g h th e nig h t to5 thlh e final p ag e, p e n e d and a n why thc killers were notit B e fo re e m b a rk in g o n h is t inment in winter and summeim e r road onene nniglit when it was loo late.to __ Unlike Capote’s "In Cold Blood.” Irled. convlcled co ;ind executed Im-1- thorough research and se aso n s. same, bul I’d imagimine new owners callhislittilitUoKld...- • .. w h ich fo cu se s on killklllere, Kinder’s medlatcl:tely, counted his saga wilh em Wheaton, previou-sly the Uu will do some reniodelleling: it's not a Once* kknown for his ei(cessive . book relates in vividvid delall to thc . "Vicllr;tim” was fint published Insl;l plenitude and imoglnallt 1 S a lo o n m anager, is n o wv l irn good ro o m fo r.so u n d ."" W\ heaton s a y s . d rin k inng g andai tor sometim es forgetting v ic tim s. S e p le mnber. b i Sincc then, thee s c ru p u lo u s attention lo go o f en terta ln m C T l i^ C r c e k s ld;lde. e . Walker will play att CreeksideC from ihe wordsjrds to'hls .songs. Walker has To say Kinder, andm Capolc are hardcovcjver book ha;; gonejnto fourIT Talent la not Mr. Kin ,-s lhc aprcs-ski show willivllh l ^ , U-12. H e w ill |)erljrtorm solo. The turnedi aro u n d so m e . sim ilar w riters is afwiifwutlhesameas printingsIg s. T h is Ju n e , w e w ill se e Uiee blem. How Important favorite Joe Cannon wass a: .show will lie called'‘AlAn Kvening with "lie's's irinto jogging now." Wheaton saying bears are frogs, fr Capo'e’s first pape d d o u s'su cc 'e ss. Hc r e tu r n e d this.IhlJ Jerry Jeff Walki^. Ihthe Mnn and His says, ------wlckcd“detall- of-ki-killers'-perfor ------K in dlcr_-was. e r borrt-ln’inorida.anU—U— whcnAvo-soohls noxt book w ilh th e ol:f ro m R eno lo p e rf o rm hi:his Music." WheatonsJiys,?srU will fo c u s o n T ic k;els e ts ia r e fo r r e s e rv e d se atin g a n d a reader’s fan- graduateQted from lh e U n iv e rsity -ofif ~ - says will be fiction, mances stretched a n throughout his availableble nowi a l Sto. r- I .« t’s ho p e K in d e r's h a s a lwtjus a y 'Tind zany music Monda}iday Walker’s progression ' la sy ..c u b b c r b a n d for foi such n long Florida.:a. He remained al lhe univer- slw rg w ill l>e p la y in g F e b . 3-5. singled oulI Saturday. 12-alb u m c a r e e r , W eislxir limo lhal it losl lls snasnap. sily aflerler his graduation and taughtIt Isn't Jusl beginner’s luck in p o iiil. remodeled upslnjrs "^nnoim on " H e p la y e d h is onc-n•m an .show a l th e T ic k e ls■sareSy. a r inlynrnhlf* plnlxv 'le t;a l .wrl'vrllingond research,______he heads thc list of Cap ______Thc-gruesome-unbi Jslr-Hall-ln San It willIII Itwk th e th ir d a p p e a ra n c e In Ihc^. ft ^ K r a i e r . “ T h e y «alsloc aboul iw 'people. "Th(The— Oreiir-ATiWrcan-MusI ration of what was>s cdone to a few WithI hisJ wife. /Ulson. he left tor l» lh p e rf o rm e r s . , In Rlkhorn holds about Ui^Uie F ra n c is c o . It wa^'as excellent." valley tor

I , I at or Iiy KAKF.^ T//«t‘5-iVen 0 Id a h o lo From Sun ' KETCHt ilneil O' na- J e ff W h1R( ing career, and uplifti d in Good Creekside fe and Fam- Ketchum 1; F lu tis t 1 ctim" is a pear nexl I a real pro- tunes in a t T h e Wo. has written lacking ir ■clous book, since the < stale.hcdld In July, T id then re- entertainn jncyclopedic tourist sea lllon " and M a rk ' ;?ory d e la ll. K lk h o rn S I n d c r 's pro.-. . c h a r g e o f ' it -he will He says determined valley fa' o k . w h ic h ho— • -tr e m e n d o i w in te r f r s "Victim" uproariou ck. and thot Uirough Si ipote. Wolfe _. The rei U a r '' s e a ______I .saloon In C-2TIfT>«8-Now8, T»«Hn FUls,lls,kU ho^. FfWay. Ja n u ary 28,28..H83 TFh ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■I ■ ■ ■ i f ■ ■ ■ ■ plus o lh e r . 1 I Win itrlp for two ,n.GlveawByl g t h e ss p i a n s ■ p r tz ti during C ^ l e sndair t o plerform ( ^@ •MltxConllwoiUlU L t* i ■ iryo u have an Item foror 1The Times-News entertalnrr,nmenl et are M.50 for generaleral odmissioa S.SO for memm benof calendar, mall It lo: TT.TTk Times-Newa. Box 548.. 7V//JT the Idaho Folklore'e SSociety and students, andId O fo r TWIN FAI?A IJ^ — Romance. ■ 5 I0 P J FaUa, 83301. or bring'.It It to our ofllce. We must rectfxelve senior citizens andI chichildren. gangsters andJld tbe esaense of 1930s NAMEHEflE ______- I your notice by Wednesinesday to print It In thai tmweek's films are bnXTXight together in the • d«9o»'' IK** eo«po"»f,,^.1<,«0M, •‘w I Forest," which will be * 'Friday Special." CalenJeodar events must be openitothe lo B U H L -T h e Buhlluhl Rodeo Association will hold hi the "Petrified Foi lis Monday aod Tuesday NAME ______I public. annual fund-raiser>r 'dance aod auction at 9 S p.m. presentKl thiJ I Saturday. Jan. 29.. al the Jaycee Hall on Broadadway to by the Twin FaFalls High School drama ADDRESS______team. Buhl. “Mixed EmotkxAUxa" will provide music. CITY ______p h o n e A r t C llasses a s and Shows TheproductiictioQ is based oo a movie n,ng,s K D E N --nie Magi,aglc Squares Dance Club willllhtddoa 1 scriptwriltenbn by Robert R. Sherwood, , I BUHL-TTjeHcArtG■t Gallery and Tuesday Framin [Shop at 7 p.m. and a t>aslc cla at 8 Movie fans wllwin remember the 1930s L9^^CMiCAop” li. V^"V - V ■ displaying works of IdahoIcU artists and craftsmen.n The‘ Intermediate workshc i^ lls p.m. today at the AndlVnderson Campground, locateiled at the whkh1 i starred Bette Davis, ■ ONE COUPON « n DAY (>{n Clcusiouin n<' T.iQ"! Ufi'>‘or u rt‘C display includes photogilography. pottery, porcelain I£n;n tuAH JAMJAA* Jl 1'«3 EN.'ll UL-Ct F^exllofl-W . '■ STOOC WHCM SUIE APf^AltS Jewelry and stained glas;lass. The gallery, at 23011th / relatlvelynmkniknown - Humphrey ■ NEwsfOflMXSuOXmoins N. In Buhl. Is open from•om 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. Tues JACKPOT-The"te "Sun Spots" will performI throughtl Bogart. ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■I ■ ■ ■ m . m ^ m J through Saturday. Pete's casino in Jackpot. Preddy Asinlhefilmilm. the actkn lakes place Feb. 2 al CncliB P( I ■ ' win a Irip for Iwo*0, anywhere Republic fllaa'plu m Feb. 3 through Feb. 13. TTieie dinner In a lonely caf p.m. p P '"- Sooaastracranger arrives who turns ursday. and 9:30 a.m. to 6 p Monday through Thurs ' JACKPOT - TbThe Wallers Brothers BaBand is Gabby's woridrid around. The stranger Friday. performing at Bartorrton's Gub 93 in Jackpot. W(Weekday is dlsUlusiooejoed sophisticate Alan 8.9:30 and 11 p.m. Sunday shohowiTO Squlr. wtM IImbodies all of her * JEROME - Beglnnlinning and advanced calllgra]Tatrfiv 3 at5.6:30.8and9:45p.5 p.m. dreams. STORE instructions will be giveiiven In F ebr^ry al Correll Ph But Alan isos not the ody one roman- NAMEHERE ______I Art and Framing In Jerome.. U te afternoonn andi CHpa depMit IM* eoupon ii *bo< n Por JEROME - The[he Magic Valley Square5 Dance tlcally interest*isted In Gabby. Boze. the evening classes will be InstructedI by Jlllyn Moon.: nd dwnfff gas>staUoa attN5 w t M SUN VALLEY-UndjInda Roberts* original watered Saturday. Jan. 29, In Ithe Good Counsel Hall In Me _ INESJGJDLI OtPOIJT >1 ■THAN JANUARY 31 1983 EMFlrUUSTJU5t ut DErOCIIlD IN T"E _ al lhe Home. Dancing toD tlthe music of the Jimmy JJausoro BrianHydehaslas the role of Alan Squlr; I STORE WHC» MUE AW'tAOSIS IN I..E nc« *t)OVt COUPON’i AVAIIAVAHAilLl At txl tIUl'S ■ and prints will be dl i ^ ^ y e d through Feb. 16. at COT will D.W. Undsayly Iis Boze; Qint Burgess ^ NEW5Fonw'liuBScniQ-ms ^ Images Gallery of Conikmtemporary Art at Fourthjj andi Orchestra will begingin at 9 p.m. Basqtie dance 1 (0 6 preform iberian donoances at lOp.m.. and the annusluaJlamb Is Duke; aodI I^annlng Morrison. Mark ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LeadvlUe in Sun Valley,ley. Hours are from 10 a.m. ( Biggers and StStu Reeves portray the n to 4 auclion will be heldlatmkinlghl. at * win ■ Irip lor two,(0. anywhere Republic Illes* pluiplus olher p.m.. Monday through Saturday, 5 and from noon t gangsters. I prtzM during th«T1Tim es-Newa W Inler Vacation 01 p.m.onSunday. nGlveawayl | TWIN FALI^ - "0"Old Tyme" dancing lessonsB will be Director anand drama Instructor V. Feb 2. Breot Blackbtkbum says the pres- ’ TWIN FAIXS - Tbebe College of Southern Idahoho art instructed by Eileen;n VWeir at lOa.m. Wednesday. IV the at the Renaissance• AcAcademy of tbe Arts at 505 2n2nd Ave. entatton will b*be played In ‘'straight'’ ‘ department’s new Sunsunspot Gallery will display [+8382 or '308 style. Inclncluding costuming the t work of John Austin,;in, Janet Huddleston. Doroaiothy E. In Twin Falls. For'o r more information call 32+) Ryan 73^719. actors Inthegojgarb of that era. Prather Mary Sheffleldeld. Reva Slelnebach. and R; Then, filmsns tended lo be more Thomaa. Tbe gallery Is locatedk next lo tbe CSI llbrar STORE il bold a ntelodramUc. ccompared wilh the bll- ______I ralion Building. Hours are 1 TWIN FALLS -- 7The Swinging Sixties wlU NAMEHERE ______the Taylor Adminlstrat rfn Falls realism of modem movies. Aod cn« a depotJt Ihlt coupon *bo< ’ a.m .to9p.m . weekdays.lys. through Feb. 4. public dance at 8:301:30 p.m. loday at tbe Twin I (bOT* (loiv only I I.O.O.F. HalL MuslcwIc will be by the Hoyd White BBandj is sometJlething wilh which tbe high-school theheater groqi has to ctti- NAME ______I TWIN FALLS - Ai selections< of photographs of the tend. ADDRESS______: "Edward S. Curtis: TTbe North American IndiiKlian” Although thehe script was adaptable CITY ______PHONE. exhibltk)n will be dispi[splayed through Feb. 10 at the and could haviave b ^ updated, the )NE______•. T h e a t e r • Herrett Museum on the th College of Southern Idaho Id group chose to play It ‘‘serious” and' I campus. thg not change ththe dialogue or story, KETCHUM - "V"WinterRep." produced b; CXICAOO lys. ■ ONE COUPON Ptfi 0*r Ptfl ClCUSTOUEB P{n StGOE ntPnoDuCfio* WENDEU. - Carol?l PetersonF and Alice May. Wen- W Uughing Slock Theatlealer of Sun Valley, will pres<^ t l h e ctiONS or COUPONS abf I and 12 In Petrified FoForest" is what he calls _ tNEUQQlI DEPOSIT NO l>t(nfi 'THA/I jANUAflr 31 1983 ENTfifUUlTUUIT GE DEPOIiTtO IN "'E _ dell artists, are the feateatured artists this month atthat e comedy “ Vanities"'a at t 8p.m. Feb.3,4,5.10. Ilan ■ STOAE WHCH NAUE 13 IN Im£ oox AltOvl COUPON', AVAlLARlEavail At t..t tiuts ■ a character skcsketch. TTtal is. the most _M HEWS FOfl NON SUKCaiilEOS Idaho First National BaiBank in Wendell. Bank hoursrsa re the Sun Valley Cent:enler Gallery in Kelchum. rformed Feb. 18. 19. 25. 28; a important elenlemeot is not so much (rom9:30a.m. toSp.m.n. MondayA through Thursday,y.and i Wars" will be perfor )ry has to say. but the I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ii ‘‘Sexual Perversityy IrIn Chicago." an adult prodixluSlon ^ story from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.1. FFriday. S S S 3 ’ people involved,•ed.be says. _ WInalrlpforlwova, anyw here R epublic flie s ' pluplui s olh e r _ will be performed MiMarch 3.4. 5, 11. and 12. G« I . primal during ItiaI TlTlme*.News W inter V acation Ql ^ p r o d u c trtlon k will be presented In n Qiveawayl I. admission price Is S5.$5. Tickets may be purchased the Twin FallsIls High School cafeteria I ^ gallery and at Gen}emlni Art and Office Supi a l 8 p.m. onI NMonday and Tuesday. • ' M u s(cand l c i Dancing Ketchum axxl Hailey.jy- Admission wil!111 Ibe $2 for adulls and Sl studcnU (orsludenti. B O IS E -U . UtahPhill■hllllps. folksinger. songwriter,erand R U P E R T -E astt MlnlcoM Junior High School sti humorist, will performirm at a concert at 8:15i p.m. p will perform the openperetta "Tom Sawyer" at 7:3’:30 p.m. I auditorium. The admisskin p STORE • t Thursday. Feb. 10. atIt BoiseI State University SpeIpecial loday in the school au S iK Thoughht for today’ N A M E H E flE ______I Events Center. “El Gruprupo Mixto.” a Boise-area biu)uindof S5 per family. 2 per»r perwnF and 50 cents for sti cup s tf*ootll tni( coupon «»oi be admitted free. i*6ot««ioi«o«It B Mexican-American musiluslcians. will also preform.. Tick*T Pre-schoolers will be a A thought fofor the' day: President Harry Tnmiarlan said. "A president I \ % JB N A M E ______I cannot always tbe popular." ADDRESS______I , ? • ’^1 CITY ______PHONE3NE J

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Friday,.r, Ja n u ary 20. lOa? Times-Ne--N e w s, Twin Falls, Idaho C-3 L A bit rrmuch . Jazzfloats2 5 in fronm north ^ H r ByGF.ORGKK/VNZIJ^ —— —^ I eensemble, alto saxophonimist Moe m lVo r r o r s ur haveI the power to fight Angeles’ .ToshI)shiko-Tabackln ^ picked up from Jimmy ( v in g In New E n g la n d . W hat him. Bul firstir s t th e y m u st find him. Orchestra. Now for thcthe second con- . trio version, maintains a rats, vampires and human K there IsIss such a thing as loo much secutive year, this CanadianCa band small-group feeling desplim e a ™ Maine ("Night Shift.” imagination.on. Straub is so afflicted, - R ob McConncH &: the th Boss Brass H l^<' arrangement, proving lh .ot” ). demonic dogs In New A b so lu te lyy burstingbi with loathsome — h a s been n o mninated ln for a ■ band can be subtle as ’ Hampshirei (■ (“Cujo”). rattling bones. images, the author seems hard- Grammy Award forr bbest big band I fo rc e fu l. M usic I ■ witchcraft a n d po ssessio n in pressed toI ggel e t b a c k to his slory. /Vslde performance. The albums ends with t I the only MassachusetiMils ("The Dunwich Hor- from not one bul two evil forces — Earlier this month,Jl. lh e band ap- a lb u m in1 spectacularsp fashion, a lour' non-McConnell n arrangem ranslllon;" "Suffer the 1 9 DRG and MrM r W in te r -- th e re a d e r Is peared with Mel}1 Torme In de force: forfc big band lhat should rave-up r of Cole Porter’s ' : B ook; I. you'd Ihink you’d be able ------1 barraged by what seem to be tips- Hackcnsack. N.J.. and anc the perfor- delight fan!a n s of th e g e n re from Sw ing You” V by McDougall. f« S « a country retreat for a fast T h e p lo t s e rv in g a s excucuse for these of-lhe-sorcere:e r e r 's - h a t to " T h e Shining” manccs Justified itss rreputation as Era nostaljLalglsts to high school stage Noto’s ^ trumpel in some le a d . S150,000 Is m o re th e! catastrophes is so convoivoluled. It is a n d v a rio uas s ool lh e r w orks by S lrau b pal one of the finest contcntcmporary big band playelyers. Written as a Iheme tu ti r n s a n d e n d in g In splendidrrsi;^ alm ost Impossible lo recoii^onslruct. Bul Stephen King.Ing. bands In Jazz, a 22-pi(-piece unit lhal song for■ aa Toronto disc jockey, It fashion fi by the band, provli :'"V a“ cl,oc.lculcut realtors should1 n i l r y : F o u r p e o p le - a; crotchetyci old One doesoes have lo appreciate plays with rcmarkab:uible precision, features everythingev from dynamic does d the the entire album - n Ihcreforc be delisted to leam lhal writer, a psychic teen,, a tciepalhic Straub’s humlumor: when the reluming brilliance and swing.[. s e c tio n riffing rifi to Dixieland lo a hot h big band can survive : ^ ^orth" Ihelr state isis; aboul to win th e c u rd lin g; wife, and a child star lumimed archllect demon is final'in a lly lo c ate d , h e is encased If Toronto Is too faar rt to travel, you swaggeringing cadenza from the lead- sper sj In the frigid _ « ,?!; fle-sh.spooky-ky-dolngs sweepstakes, — find themselves; back In in the bodyy oof f th e to w n 's gynecologist, c a n h e a r th e B oss Brass r a s performing er’ssmlllnjIlng va lv e tro m b o n e . /M A other fine big band appe ^ ^’eler Strairaub's "Floating Dragon” Hampstead, where all ha\lave ancestral "The leakerkers.” those poor DRG- in a Toronlo club whevhere they play McConnemell provides a lush back- s si u p p o r tin g ro le in a n o th e r C doesn’t offerfer any simple cadavers! roots. They have beeten brought Infected crearreatures. also can raise a once a week on “fJv(Jve In Digital” ground of of tropical hues — from nomination n — for best fem h ? S walking dowown Main Street. No. hisi together, it turns oul. by)y th e S a ta n ic sm ile (o n ec ddii ie s w a tc h in g a sex’ show (Dark Orchid Recordords. P.O. Box chirping flutes fl lo lowing French vocal v perfomance, Thougt ' H a m p s te a dJ. . Conn.. Is Infested with: e n e m y of th e ir resp e ctiv'e e forefathers,1 in midtownvn Manhattan).I /\nd. in a 248. New Berlin. Wls.s.53151)-Ihelr S homs - - to wrap around lan Ella F Fitzgerald should be * swarms off f flies, ballallons of bats. Simultaneously, milltar;ary experi- sccne similail i l a r to a key episode In c u rrc n t G ra m m y n o miminee i] album. McDougall'a ll's solo on A ntonio C arlo s f fi ro m G ra m m y com petition, n. already (r^^eherousIS zombies, soaring drag- menLs wilh a gas calledKl DRG-16 go Straub’s earn!arller •'Ghost Story." when Thc album featureses £six fully real- Jobim ’s "/\na"A iJdsa.” The tune is having h ll, I can’t help rec _ons.-camivoivorous-inirrors,-cracklhig J—__ awry.-leaving-scvcral-lailab-coals-dc>.som c local.1 punkspu decide to break Into • ized charts by a bandind lhal. true to one of two'O on0 lh e a lb u m — th e o th e r —-ding d "A ■ Classy ■ Pair ,rr: Ella earthcjuakeses and a shifting m ass of void of their t>ccupants anand an Insidl-’ a house, theyic y g1 e t a BIG su rp rise. Its name, boasts five-i/e-man trempet is McConneuiell's own ••Sambanice” — Fitzgerald !•' Sings. Count c gases known asa"lhink- ous quantity of the substaitance heading But such1 aman using flashes are small and trombone sectionsons. two French showcasingIng the band's shimmering P P l a y s ” (P a b lo Today Ri ' So much horror is being! north (the aforementlone mes hard to react. The' DRG'IG can cause the bodody to "leak" It numbs rath<■ather th a n te rrifie s. c h a r ts a r e by le a d e r• M

Pet phoDto shoullid capturire critterr ’ s p e r s eonality IEPIC A I\ I By D.J.HKRDA I:lighting, though, hardly eever works Restrlctinjing the movement of your ' F FRIDAY Syndicated photo columnis\nlst Ix ica u se 'at de stro y s both mnodellng o and pel while photographing pl Is another' te x tu r e . problem you'ou'il likely face. Choosing a SPECIALS Pet owners arc a peciecullar breed. W 9 M W h a l a lw u t electronic flash? fl; Well, comer will1 helph( lim it yo u r p e t's d e s ire Especially If they hap;lappcn lo be that’s certainly an option..Bothdirect I lo roam, but bi the space shouldn't • Primo Rib camera-owning pet owne/ners. They’re and bounced flash pn)rovide the appear crairamped or confining In the • Cod Fish J sure to want a photo ofr th e ir favorite greatest freedom for shooooting. Con- pioturo. ^Xndnd shooting the subject loo ^ •RepstLomb 1 anim al. Bul not just anypl/ pho to will do. tlnuous light sources —- like photo close to a wallw with electronic flash • Frosh Salmon Most oflen, il must captupture the per- floods, for Instance - alsoso are good, will result InIn distracting( shadows, y •Lamb Chops sonalllyofthepet. bul you have to watch outou for high A table is Is an excellent area for Strangely enough, th a t’s H H m heat output which may "puput off” your many sm all:ill animals. They may roam w L *8'* portrait photographers artarcfacedwllh pel. /Mso. continuous liglIght sources around a )lt.bit. but you can attract Ihelr • C l o m s every working day of theirthi lives — Irequire the pet lo >cmanain in the otlentlon by by placing an interesting capturing the pereonalitality of their n lighted area. Unless you'ju’re in the object on the ll table to hold Iheir . M iff- E jects. Fortunately for them (and P h o to s habit [ of chaining your dogIgor cat to a inlorest. LET usW I O YOUR unfortunately for pet ovmcATiers). posing ______1lam p, that's often a problenem. ' Once youu havet your pel where you I Lunch on Friday Exposure is thc next prot WILD GAM.VIE DINNERS! a person for maximum1 photographicpi •oblem you’ll want it*-amandeverythlngelsels“go” ! 11:00 to 2:00 im p a c t Is fa r e a sie r th a ntl p(p osing a pet. t h a t ’s usuaiually the precise momeni face f when preparing to I in m m o rta liz e _ i>e r e aJy d y with film and camera, y o u shouldn’t w h e n a headja d pops up o r a neck sw ivels your j pet on film. Underler identical Have the sh That doesn’t mean yoi shutter cocked and keep 934-8601 expect to gel a wonderfurfully graphic around, 1lighting, a black cal. a browown dog. and your eye inn thell finder window. Oflen. f omething lhal In addltiilition to having adequate a : w h ite ra b b it each n n iu irerea different ihedlfferenct shot of your pet ~ som' nce between getting a truly B i lbTaKi 530 Main , shows lls personality in depth. It lighting, thethe lighting also should pro- exposure c for best resulults. That’s memorablee peti shoi and coming up sim ply means you’re llkeJ;kely lo have to vide modeldeling — something which because i meters are dedesigned to with a ho-huihum scene is a matter of a I DIWIIIE HCUSI G o o d in g • w o rk h a rd e r to do it'. m a k e s thehe subject appear three- calculate < an exposure baseseduponany fractlonofajasecond. • | The first problem mostDSt pet owners dimensionalnal.'Cksnerally. lhat means tone t or color ih the ii)iddlee o< f th c g ray B sm rira ta encounter when they try trj lo photo- you'll want:n ta m a in lig h t ? o u rc e from a scale. j To avoid overexpo:posing dark- ngle and a, fill-in light from colored ( subjects, give oneo> or tw o stops graph their pets is llghtinitlng, Mosl pet frontal angl — I,.,,-, -,-x .. i . shots are taken Indoors,5. A nd lighting a n o th e r angle. an{ Daylight through a le 1 s s e x p o s u re lhan the m eten e r c a lls for. indoors isn’t always theLhe best. Yet. w in d o w oir r skylight s can be an advan- To ' avoid underexposing light-colored11( there must be enough light lig for ade- tage. Usualllaliy. It’s sufficiently bright or ( white subjects, give o 0 n e tw o q u a te ex p o su re a t a sh uliter tte speed fast toprovldeac1 ade«on. Before-e lh a t. th e re ^ M Consider this slatem ent:jnt:Inthe’30s. would brinjing raves from conlempo- >^ vw o ro n o a w a rd s In th is callalegory. For ‘40s and even ‘50s. the aveaverage Amer- rary fashioilion observers. Belter yet. rmovie and-or fashion buffsffs. this list- lean’s fashion knowledgeIge came from such greatit movien designers as Waller i,ing alone Is worth the prprice of ad- gEntortaining Nightly A'rong. From Plunkett. KdlthKc Head. Howard Greer, rm l.'ision. y magazines. Rlghl? Wn m 8:00 P.M. to 1;00 A.M.A.i ^ 'S a j Paris? Wrong, agaigain. From Travis Bantanton. Irene Sharaff. Helen And. if you ever woim n d e r w ho Hollywood? Yup. Rose, andOi1 Orry-Kelly are seen not jusl ccreated the “Put .the IB la m e on at the bottom of a late-show ^ Ifayworth in III In the era of big stistudios, star as names at Mame” dress for Rita Ha temperaments and shortort schedules, credit craw■awl. b u t a s re a l people. •"Gllda” (Jean-Uuls) or Scarlelt _ (Orry-Kelly.lly. for instance, reacled to cO’H ara’s green velvet cururtain dress * all lhat pressure 1 with lemper ((W alter Pliinketl). this boo[)ok p ro v id e s Marinh tantrums andat a drinking problem.) i,I h e se a n s w e rs , and a lot moilo r e . ______•ContlnuodfromPagi’ag e 'C i Coffey was supposed to.0 t b e shoi and I "TH k illed . HE FRIENDLIIJEST SPOT IIN NEVAD>»A’^ ^ I "I thought thc four eplsiplsodes would m m be -good for my career.’:r." Marinaro said, adding wilh a touc}uch of pride. MA ••but th e y decided Jo e woul/ouldbeagood a d d itio n tp th e show, m theth e y saved h is I lif e a n d kept m e in,” . Marinaro went on toJ d descrilxj h is * feelings about acUttg-da;cias.'^ he at- tended and the nuanccs)s (of perform- JAiA CKPO T, J T O diA \ X Jn g . soun d in g far m o re likol.l..was.vciy ___ ES good. ••1 w as a Ihrec-tlm e All;<’Jl;Amerlconln C* c o lleg e . T hen they s a id1 they tJ wanted OCSeafood Buffet Prime R ib SpIpecial Buffet p e T B o w r m e to be a pro.-FoolballH to o o k over m y ’ Soafocxood Alo Barfon, shrimp, life and 1 .pever questiMtioned il. I scollop ops, oysfors, crob logs, Bdffett S t u f f o d pork chops, chickon on e n jo y e d play in g all th o se«lGyears.but H baron in of boof, mashod jmplings. vogotablo, it’s o v e r now. B ^ in d m e .” Choico primo rib, bibarboquod ® e.” potatoifoos, vogofablo, salJd bar, —rolls, dossort M arinaro said some protiroducerswere bar, rorol lK .d Q ii3o rt-& c o ff o o .------ribs, bokod-pofot - reluctant to hire him becaecause he was ------S c r e e n T V O N L 'ir' tablo, salad bar, roll:>lls, d o s s o r f ~ an ex-football player. Th QasinoTrD ! inin I OPERf 2 44 HOIURS* 's m+FREEHmlors d’oeuvres to h ir e m e for • U v e m e a n ( d Shirley.'” r Y , j ‘i: " *

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(Id unyUilng ul Uiis lime Ihlhat could care of problcblems at hand. Take time Use I your ability to solve' fl‘‘'."'.''S'a PIS(§S(Fct:F eb. 20 to M a r . 20) B c ^u re — d(jeopardize your fine reputaliiItion. -lo-handle.rou■oullne tasks in effective problem. j: You have cxcel !“<>e- nollolnvcslm(it m oro th a n y o u c a n afford ® D a i hl y H o r o s MOON CHILDREN (Junele 2210 J u ly m a n n e r, Iment now and can easilyy gain jo u r „ r you coulduld regret it later.. Take scope 21) 1^; You are tempted tolo Ix; too I^IBRA (Sep5 epl. 23 to 0<;t, 22) M a k e ia lm s . .. . modem trealnjalmcnts lo improve your extravagant now. so lake riright sleps- sure to carryry through with promises, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to t< Jan. 20) .heallh. - e) GKNKIUL TKNDKNCIF,:iF.S:Agoos affairs' time can .resjjlf.re in added Income. Iin th e p o s t and co m e u p w^rith it th e rig h t q u a lily . T herele re Is m u s l c a r a b llll y In yourinosl cherished alms. Inak'e^Burtt’ your p la n sa re ai )r, IU) S ludy p r a c tic a l, R ei VIRGO (Aug. 2210 Sept., 2 22) F o r g e t D on’l n e g lec c l t tot p a y an Im p o rtan t bill, ianswer. Your hunches arcire accurate this chart, Tcacrcachgood manners eorly ARIES (M ar. 21 to Apr, ^elaxalhomelonlghl. Id e a s o f ex p an sio n rig h t now3W and take SAGITTARI.RIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) tn o w . 3 In life. our/lnanciaJ status atul maknake plans lo GEMINI (A(May 2t'lo Jun(T2l) Don’t jd • ^ F rid a yf, ,.January 28.1983 Times-Ne;-News, Twin FaiiJ, Waho c-5 In ‘K iss M e3 (G o o d b i ^ e ’ ^PIHj Dear.'Abby -___ J e f f B1 r i d g e c h a nr m u p s tt a g e s gl is’ \host Lawyer gg o o / s B y R IC H A R D FR E FvDM.VN .D l I------can lives,” he v/asn'l thinknking alwut -and i wantededtodoiTron’-forwhalJ- -- ByABlGAILVANBURK>•:N p ro b a b ly say say I wos nuls or 1 must NeHiwvseNcvsServIcvic e - " ‘Jeff Bridges, thought werere its ground-breaking “Every 10 years orsolhe rather like a ■ tains they were nol the problempi in sieve h.id coitromputcr games on the Ix^en six years, as a resulult of legisla- Christmass cartLsc: and letters to in­ mummyhlmself. NoYics Ith e m a k in g o f •‘H ea v en ’s.Gale." G scl for us topi' play as preparalion for tion which I authored in lUiIU8I. m a le s in pris c' a n ’l m a k e a m o v ie th a l waway," spending leisuisure lime for lhe p.isl in -sackcloth and a.«ihes. egating a' crow in c a m e w ith1 aa cc a rd sa y in g . “ A gift Irom Flor and her Two Huslusbands.” even any realal commitment to the pro- Bridges’s affection Iorir Westerns four years, SanFrancisco- { ).’’ a n d GG e e r ra ld sig n e d his nam e, though It makes thcic imovie’s basic fesslon. makes him regret thal he li turned The marria^lage changed Bridges’s DE:ARABBY: My sister;e r and 1 h a v e W e h a ve sincesin b ro k en up becau.se of p r e m i s e boom erang. N o w twtwo of the films the critics5 down' a role in Waller Hill’sHi "The image as a ladles’lad man - - wilh such — always-been. close_Now- er.:s_conslanLJnterIercncc,____ ------Buruietrnriages—s^^vholc-actlng iHcwTbTil'ful'w ea'"saM iag«l'for'onc~:»— fiong-Rlders.-^'- which-alarars-another— ladles^sCandindy-ClaricrValcrie Per------l»th married and have children,c wc Shehascalletilled m c se v e r a l tim e s to te ll career, starting at theh e a g e of 8 In his - r e a s o no o r r an o lh e r - " W in te r K ills.”’ venerable acting family,-y,-thc Car- rine and Cyb:yl>ll S h e p h e rd - - a n d a r e e v e n closer. me thal Ger;Gerald wanls the necklace father Uoyd's televls!vlsion hymn lo a mordanlanl black comedy based on) rad ln e s. made him so serious alwut family Jusl belore the hollolldays, Sis’ back, I loldlid hh e r th a t I would h av e lo snorkeling. "Sea Hunfunl." has been the Richahard Condon novel. In which, “ W e’r e a ll frien d s, bul)ul when 1 life that he wasw present when his . husband came over lo) borrowi my hear from1 Gerald,Gc so she put him on one boomerang effecicl aafter another, Bridges5 p.plays the half-brother of an1 read: the script I thought havingh; two daughter Isab.abelle was bom-a year floor scrubber and he trie was umbilical coni.m l, w a s n o doubt of his in te n liclions. Since thenlen she5 has called me sever- porting Actor ("Theoe I^ t Plclure RichertI — a r e being bro u g h t ba ck , just too gimm icky. We wanant to m a k e -B e lle Is doing do real cule thinfpi 1 told my husband, andlh h e w an led to a l lim e and and asked me where the Show’’ and "Thunecn in critical will findJ iil t s audience five o r to y e a r sJ noti reach its hoped-for■ audience, ; gimmicks amand leam bat>y lech- (My mother jusl said, "That's men 1 know I1 aam m le g ally en title d lo keep - s u c c e s s e s bul bo x -o ffic[fice failures like from now.jw . 'B rid g e s is n o t s o r ry h e looook on that nlciues, the wajvay Picasso managed to fo r y o u .’’) F o rS Is’ s a k c wwe c all decided it Ixjcause; 11 haveh proof it was a gift, - ‘■Fat City.” or all-oi1-out flops like So whenlen Scolt Fitzgerald said lhalI assignment.; g e l ba ck lo cl;childhood in his painl- lo d r o p i l , M y p a re nts sasay 1 don’t have to give It " • ’H e a v e n ’s G ate” a nid d "“Tron." •’there anarc no second acts in Ameri- “I’m all for computers,"5,” he says, int;," My parents have completely back or )aypay what’s owed on It. My dropped it. but my huslisband and I friends sayy IIs should give It back. haven't. We've backed ouloi of lamily WhaldoyouI you sa y ? g a th e rin g s . My s is t e r k kc e ep s a sk in g —CONFUSED CO; IN MISSOURI B rief Rexs v i e w s ------m e why I'm mad at themm. and 1 keep DEAR CONFUSED:C0> Give It back, saying. ‘•W ehaveolherpl:plans," elc. ^\nd lx: gladlad you’re; not stuck with a F rom Times-Nevi-s wire: servicesse crystal sharl a r d lh a l will m a k e th e w o ridI nephew i wilh enough life: experiencese corner of Ihe tht mind. For all of the ■ E v e n If I told h e r th e tru th , sh e ’d w im p lik e GGer erald. whole agai:jain. Some cute supporting: to 1 la s t a life tim e . P G ,2 ',:.slstars, tension, the the characters remainI CREEPSHOW: FiveJ comicc book charactersrs break up the general1 KISS ME GOODBYE: A mixed up deadheads:: sos one is more afraid of style short stories feateaturing such dreariness,ss. PG . 2'/^ sta r s . movie i thal wants lo be b t)olh a ix:ing scaretred by the movie than ^tortures as being burledsd in the sand 48 HRS.:3.: Eddie Murphy and Nick: screwball : comedy andid a s o b e r b e ca u se of anany identilicalion with the v e r ti c a lly up to your n e cck k jandsticking Nolle starir asi a con and a cop on the! trealise i on grief. Thai’s’s too much characters.;. R,R 2 sta rs , : ^ G r a in d O p e nl i i n g ^ one’s hand Into a crate: ththat has b«n track ot somesc cop-klllers in a hip. territory. i Sally Field starsrs as a young TRAILOF)F THE PINK PANTHER: sealed for more lhan aI ccentury. But violent actl(ction picture lhat is a rousing; widow ' who still has nol; golleng over A “Citizen Kane"K: type of biographicali V Jan. 281Ith through Feteb.S th '' o n ly o n e sto ry of lh e fivt e e •~ an attack cross tjctwitween “The Defiant Ones"’ lhe I loss of her show businc;ness husband investigationon is taken lo the lile of by cockroaches - offersrs any: genuine and "The“he French Connection."’ (James ' Caan. who reappppears as a inspector Clouseau'inCl< a pastiche ofI Twin Falls’ N ew est Dinnimer H ouse f u n ; th c r e s t Is le th a rggic ic hokum. R. Directed bybj the talented W alter Hill. ghost) i even as she is aboulultom arrya dips and outllutlakes from the late Peler I '/i s t a r . w ho m a k:es e s gunfire seem more lively’ shyarcheoIogisKJeflBridi ; ldges).PG.2 Sellers’ "PI •Plnk Panther" movies.; • D i n i n g • Dancing • Coi' o c k t a i l s DARK CRYSTAL: A dlsdisappointing, than it haslas In recenl years. R. 3',^,:■ .! sta r s , Some high1 sspots and some lows. A predictable fantasy by’ JlJim Henson, stars, O T L L O F T H E NIGH3HT: Meryl lampooningg pf( Pac-Man fever in lhe: Luncheon SpecialsIs 11:00<5:00 • D inner SpecipeclalsSK)a-11:00 creator'of the Muppets.s. featuring a HONKYY TONK MAN: Clint; ! S tre e p a n d R o y Sc h e id er starsl, in a d u lltitle credlt.«r,.«r.is i: one ot the funnier bits, Nightly EEntertainment Wed. thruiru S a t . wild assortment of outrartrageous pup- Eastwoodd anda his son Kyle star In anI 1 Hilchcock-lnfluenced psj)sycho!ogical Your enjoym/m erit of the film will varyr ' . Horse; d’oeuvre s^ rt at 5:00 P.MP.W . . I J— — p«— p e tllk e c h a ra c te rs. T h e storysto revolves offbeat, dustbowl du drama about anI < thriller about a psychiatrilrisl who is directly withith how much of a fan you around a young warrioTior and his alcoholic couniryco singer who with his; ( dazzled by the Image off an: ice

W itness: Grcro u c h o w a n tei c d m o th erin g \ FREE DClOOR PRIZE DRAV^VWINQS: I UdlesorMiM en's W atch from 8 t0riln(IlngJatnliy :alif. (UPi) - S400.000 it I S .\N T A MONICA. C a l it claims the live-in compa- I VIDE!EO MOVIE RENNTALS IJ G H ICCertificate from Sweettiriitb r la r ’Two years before Groucliu c h o M arx died nion lo o k;b b> y d e c c lt. . J.' yrv the comedian worriedd about being Dr. Schirhindler said she gave Marx ] t ------abandoned and wanteded someone to pschologicaic al te sts .jn IS Ji-^ w o y e a r s •, i •REHTh■MOVIES.^, - iI Banquet?? Facilities Availablitbie Soon m other him. a clinicalal psychologist before hee diedc al Uk^'Sge of 8(J, and . s a y s . th e y sh o w■wed e th e com ed ia n s lill h a d • • REHTVIDEDEO PLAYER' I . “Hc felt he needed a j p a re n t." D r. n o rm a l intn estate. The She wouldndneverleaveme." ^ Coldllngsr, W all Oltnay Chi ^ Privol* L atio n i. t io ns SI r i f l r n ie Rogerson H otel Bld£ Bank of Amcrica. execxecutor of the Marx deslescribed his first wife to Dr. I ‘ estate, is suing Erin FleiHemlngforlhe Schindlerr asa; an alcoholic

3RPROCRAM ' IFORMATION - : CA II .■■■ ''^ In fla tio n Fighgh ter MLLS734-2X00 1; • Sat. & Sun. ; f n i s H EIE .."'c)K DIDN'T SI-1I'lE’ OME33i-BB75 '1^'" By th e b'rtime he finds out he coui3uld PHa o N L Y ^ a . r s ' b(b e her ne^rt victim. Botwoon 4 P.M. &6Ii” 6 P.M. I I;: • t f t a , i SonlorCII|zonsS2.75ArSAnytlmol /H ■ I H / / f ii: V ...... Amenr i c a ’s . “ A\ ;solid “ '" "V ------i j -----:------sHstab of “^f-hottese s t m e w — :[ suspen ' A enser r l fiilCTM H actresjss. Akfliy ;i • Gcfic:nc s)iMJT, I m/jja h'n^iir'\'H r nil', lilllliT, t Ixrlh,r I hiiir -iinii’il ■A tluiirkillr.llUi-il It'r UST1M HOFFB’ W I A X ^ - ( STILL 013F THE NIGK m _____P® i; * • CH RISTO PHER: liF.EVE lif !i ii W B M I - - I 1rootsi riw iN i tii!ij HlSlSAHELLOFAWAYTOMAKEiKE A LIVING. : m I Dall, E IS S WNSIGIi N Q R ] Dill, 7jioi:gg t w i n E D.ii,;.e»-iiij j I V /t

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i : £ 3 r— I - _____ ' I P I i f t R m !i t f t . : ^ a iilint Eusiiv€todd ,::i I imd MiKyle Eastwottod E D D I E: jM U R P H Y r _ ' ^ H o niky l tonk fan 'I H 9 E H8 HRSS m i I P _ B m I iiiiiii I nil 5 1 SIS.,,.-,: D ollyfilS ^T130.8.-50 twin in Fri •S o t • Sun. U i ij - n H H SS ...... C -6 TirrumeS-News, rrtnti.ii.s. id.ino) Fiidjy, Janujry ?3.1?"3 ^Buisin(ess Busi]ness lauds>no tagan U ut lo c o r r e c t lhe inecjuii Bell, Rec jfUieslicn lhe corporiile in- t^ residenl K ca jja n ’s sur>«i Itonof M anufaclurers- "Uul'Hut politically. Idon’t think w ould Ijc losl Iwcaase proiirofits would only lie taxed .\f-:W YORK (UPlJ*Ii -- stock session in thihre re e weeks. Ilshed but doul>led Congrc.v come tax should Iw alwlish ^ il'sa very realistic proposalosalal this lim e," once and many shareholdolders are in a lower lax prk'e.s surged Thursdaday in heavy American-m _ T e le p h o n e & Tele- would support 'uch a move ino' in lii;ht of hallooninn; "If you -.vanl people to it lo invesi. why tax profit .so bracket lhan the top W percentpt rato corporalions trading In a rally ssparke7 billion for the lo the buying lhal prproduced lhe Weclnesdayy hehc found il "very hard don’t. Hut I expect il w illl*I Iw a h a rd -sell now Iw c au se■ dividends. g o v e rn m e n t in I'JSl. Iw st g a in in th r e e w ee k s (.\ii-porate income taxes, , of th e d e fic its." lo justify" toil "It is a had lax. Iwcaus■au.'^e we do not know who T h e c o rp o r a te inc'ome la x x ,a s a revenue source h a s The IXtw Jones Rahn contends climinalinaling the tax would liring ; said he would not offer ■ ! really pays il." said Mari'lark illoomfleld. executive decllntnJ over the years, Wh^ V hereas Iwo decades a g o it average, which slippetL lfSrw rt While ho S.I alwut "higher levels ofif ccorporate investment - slatlon. investors were director of the Americaiican Council for .Capital s u p p lie d n e a r iy a ([uarterr olo f c a c h d o lla r contributed nesday. soared lo i l l ■'"c'' "Sislall which would mean more)re Jot) creation and more ' the philosophy behind ' [''ormalion. lo the Treasury coffers,. il n o w accounls for le.ss biggest gain since it ros producitlvy j’rowth andid higherI real per capita 'l>ei>rosldo„.vMit'sremarks, ' Alwlishing the lax wolwould also eliininale the llia n a d im e . (i. I t h ^ d Iwen In a sl Income for mosi people,'' exisling inei|uily ot douhituble taxation of corporate AlthoufUi lhe top rale iss 4(i4( p o rc e n i, m osi corpora- hilling a record high ofori.(W2.35on Investorss also .1 were heartened' ______‘‘On a Ih eo rellcal hasis,^is, you can make a prelty__ [___ proIits_I!roIili-arc_Iir5L5i.LsubiccLIu.thLCorporate ___liuiLs p a y fa r less Qr.^_ci:cft_ii0lhinii e ' ______------Ja n rlO ,------______V ftlrkp f tnild_lhe_JomL_£conomii: ltl ______The New York .StockCk K xchange C o m m itte.• e ththe e w ar on In flatio n h a s . Index cllmlx>d \.t>3 lo&383,17 and lhe won nol and that lhe gov- price of an average;e s h a re in- e m m e n t must m us trim the budgel creased .VJ cenls, StStandard & deficit in orderordi for lhe txianl lo r t e r e a n policies consistent wilh •• G u l f Scays finilal quart d o w n (jumped2.73 maintain polh Tiings d P oor'.s :X)0-stock in d e x j lo 144,27. A d v a n c e s to pppeddecllnes p anexpandingcIng economy. ____ By United Press IntematioItional year earlier. KevL'nues ailv;iilvanced 1 p e rc e n t lo W. I'i" 1had an after-lax gain off $:$299 million from tr.ajor 1.18;M42 a m o n g th e I,Wli I Issues Composite hlllionvs, $7.W Ijlllion, djveslitures. Revenues werv e re o ff B.n percent lo 5-t.l lie volume of NYSFi^' i tr a d e d . GulfOil Corp.. the fifthth 1largest U.S, oil company, Gulf said ga.soline priceses tumbledt cents a gallon Ihillion v s. ^1..') billion. Issues listedxl oion all U.S. exchange:;'*' Uig Board volume: :f7 million, the counter totaled }J8.120,000 s lia r e s froim m 7;i?20,uoo I01.182.SH) shares sh ; comparwJ with droppocf Zi percent becJL'Cause of falling prices lorr i'W2(iuarter, o r W.-tu a s h a re , from operafing op- income of p e tro le u m p ro d u cts a n dI wew ea k de m an d . traded Wednesday, lhe lh slowest fi.j,.'i42,3Wlrad)ra d e d W ednesday, I'‘or the year Gulf's earniirninits declined 27 pereenl m ' illion, o r$ .‘>.i;i a share, iwfore iwi an after-lax uain of Sun Co., ranked lilh.1. 1;had a I percent gain in to $'JJO m illion, o r S-l.'Jlt a share,sha from Sl.il billion, or S-l:!-} . m illio n . e<|ual to S;i il sh a re , in IWI, opferatlng profits for the,e c] c iu a rte r and S ta n d a rd Oil $Ji.H7ashare. in m i. itevenvenues rose fractionally lo K ev en iies w e re off le.ss th aan n I percent loSli. Ibillion gesl. announced a :i [wrcenl Co. (Ohio), the I3th larges $iiu 11 billion f ro m S^!0 4 l)illioillion a * g a ia sl $1(>.4 billion. Sohio's fourth-(|uarter earning.s e; dip^.l lo I 1 Sun .said lhe I percent ga Oii analysis predicted1 m.m ajor oil companies would million. orSl.lW ashare. froiro m «77.H million, o r $1,'>1 ' s operating profils reflecleilted higher priees for its ! , have an average 10 perc a share, a year earlier. RRevenues wen,-down 1'. c . Canailian^synthetic crudele anda stronger I'.S, refm- | is.sn is3 sis ■ ' from the fourth ([uarter ofoM I 0 8 1 l)ecau se of sliff price- p e rc e n t to S.!.21 billion v.s. S;j.77t)jtlion, t In l'.Ht2Sohioearnecl$1.87.871)illion.orS7,'.;jashare, ;K SS IS Hut Sun's net profils droj.IropiwcKi'J p e rc e n t to Sl.-.l dow , n :i.-l p c rc c n t from Si.lM S E S s r million.or$!.2iiashare.fn)nfrom <41)1 million, or TO a in i l'.HIl. R e v e n u e s fclM .-lpepercent to $l.l,.'jlit!lion vs. { S l.29 a sh a re , fro m S:«)l mimillion. or$l,iiOa share, a $|.|.lliillion. :S3jaC—•I l l s : g i § P ? ; ~ ' S r NEW YORK (UPli-DomcM.c •• _ljlul--. Cl5-.r;l 5 0=>nis toII « Closiing pi»rices) ------s : : f : V i r i s i t A J J5 e /I m•i"’ i : r iS: ¥ 1 K C^;

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088 VariotiDtyloodr. 125Tr;STravol trailers ------J’tttv------C l o s e ...... ------090 P e ls .i.pelsuDOlii.‘ii ____ 1265 Ca m p e rs S shells M onth C oin in o dlily ily Close -HlKh I^ w P.M . >iffied il 092A ucliolions 127Hd7 H o fo rfi(5 m 6 ;r-' -• Apr. Malncs (i.'IS fi.rX) C.-J2 «.40 Class! index -t28UKUitlily it Irotlcrs Feb. livccaUle fi9.725 W.25 50,575 - 130.20 0 Fararmers' market ^ Apr. Ilvccatlle (W.eo «1,55 fi0,40 G1.50 Automotive I 057Rontalmobiobilo h o m es 0 9 5 F » ,1,I„ ilizer S lo p soil 1*31 *au Mar. feedercatlletie G8,75 (i9,55 08,70 C9.525 □ An ouncemenm ts □ Reat estate 058Olfico&busbusinoss rcnlal 096Farms 1 Auto sorvico F e b . live hoKs 132AU2 Aulo pails5d(:ceSD0ni)s 57.85 58,45 57,85 ■ 58.175 001 Florists 059Condominiijmmmslorroni 09,Ha,.o 029 O p en h o u se s ,grainA(oeo 133AU3 Aulos wanied ’Mar. wheal 3.34'.'i 3,3• | HISTORIC HOTEL, ro- NOTICE of LETTING 007-Job3ollntdresl Drop in-s Closo to Harnson PUBLIC^^MENTS CHECKDAILY " modeled, main slreet loca­ I Sealed proposals a ii; school. Hoi lunch n4.eS52 , be received ^ the' 3 0 ^ HT FORCURRENT ARE Y6u”HAViNG piobloms tion Shows positive casn The Division ol QOlting thal iot>Let mo holp BabyslHIng, my tiomo, anyy 1 (low. Ideal (or resiaurani. I IDAHO TRANS­ >' HOUND POUND you compose a resume ifiai time bul Fll nighls, any age.). 1 hotel or boarding houso i TM'W FALLS - Ftndor cir.cj|»C3 were slea^ lo G'eal norlherIherns: 1 al 12 00, 17 »l tl CO ina J PORTATION BOARD Environment. Idaho JM niohor Jl in® T,in Fills>113 Livestock Com. ne^olialm^. ^ will oet resulls Call Arlene. Drop-ins wolcomc. 733-4314 1operallon^ Will sell or Irado only at Ihe olfice ol Ihe Deparimenf of HeallhS NEWS 734-2IJ3. , (or Agricultural property, inisjWnCo Weano5(3j| 110 n. 5 al« 50,10 al 9 00, 2 al a 50 and 0 BUYiWEARAUFETlME Babyalttino, my home, lots ' I Cows wtie ; CO lo t3 SO hignoJho ana Dulls were Jnogotialino IDAHO TRANS­ i\nd Wellare, and the BABYSITTER V/ANTED tn ot TLC. hoi meals, Licensedrf i Evenings 934-65S0 or wnio sifljfly :;2at 14 00,15 al 13 00, l al lJM ina2 ■ PORTATION DEPART- U.S. Environmenlal,1 LICENSE my homo. Pail lime, even- P,0. B0X4I1,Goodino FOUND IX5GS nurse ai all lirnos. 734-7003 ' ‘ 6f(-er cjl.cj JCO-WO 'l6 M»-750-70 00 . 400-500 IB " “iSaho pink}'J:2ai1100.2al 7 10 50an0l3ail0 00.1 ■ MENT. DIVISION OF P ro te c tio n A gency (EPA) . lually (ull time lor 2 small Babysitting In my home wiih > MCM7M YBJtlina sicctJ 50(H0i ' ' NOWATTHETWINFALLS 11 YOUR 'OWN BUSINESS, KH 00IO54?^50. aigSOanarnemnegoliatma HIGHWAYS. 3311 Wosl are beginning the pro­ ANIMAL SHELTER chiioien. Please call bc(oie prcschool aclivilies. J5 a v wholesale and letail gas and nX«JOlO HTMJ ft.ilOinaa.rte.erS05M1?5 SrSl'wnftSsM>s:lal15C0an03al140C cess 01 developing Ihe r 1p_m. 733-5121. HeitBf cai.85 wwaj ID S3I 6WSMO 25. 400-5M IB Qjotal.ons; represent n olUrings of reporting State Street. Boise, e LOCATED:1396THAVE.W. day. Mon ihiuFfi. 734.0353 ,repair snop. Good homo and M to T S Yrifirfia heil«t5 SOO* lurlesy ol Weslern Bean Dealera Idaho, until two o’clock annual Stalo/EPA ■ BOOKKEEPER +■ Must be BABYSITTING hourly-. t: barn ail on 6'-V acios, only Sgyuu 10 w 5 /» OJ. Tvyaa ib inc Prices are r person. Send rosumo lo Boxc year old. Call 734-2768. ; 102- Proposal Require­ MixecJ doos are tta/d lo do-■ • 0-46. C/oTimo«;Ni>ws. Sat calls.. (eeaiots, J-liM cei- poRTLANO0 (UPl)(I - Casn gram pucts, coast ments and Conditions ol copy, please contaci thep scribe, como lo lhe pound to jntoes. current oe- Oeii.ory basis the Idaho Standard Division of Environment, 0 "MACHINIST tJlfr-Situa^onsWanted_ lai: Jan 2na lull 4.54, Feb in half 4 56 t. soo il youf pot is ihero. . .. 02>TTMoney.ToLoan______Fo«aof came coniitm*a 1,100 fit Fifth Floor. Towers Slatee Corns and plclt out a puppy Musi havo experience.' Lot SEASONAL-SERVICE do. ', II 4 57, Mar 1st half 4 60 Barley: No Spocilications for J Apply in person. No pnono ineu'fy anj flemana lijni, (ew *sa"e“sale 1e^ae=','s?i“e:. ' O flice Building. 450 Wostit or (ull grown doo- they 0 your spring cloanlng. No lobj ' WE B li^ re a l oslalo Tiusl jr a hoiletj mo3ll» steaay, je.ofi•oral loaOs medivffl Highway Construclion. y South Locusi St.. r Doods. Fast, olblclont ______jna l»'QO frame No 1 400^75 IDD 3I1stoors “ Editronof 1976, State Slreet, Boiso, wouia lovolo havo aho_rn9._ • loo small. Spocial raies (or ^ . cooplffloaai WfrAM IB jleotj e u February. 423-5049. ______sorvico. Pkp dollar paid. Plans, specificaiions. Id a h o 83720, FOUND: Large la b yellow 5 Capllal Idaho Mofigage (208) • rt wniie, male. Melal chochor* NORfH"siD? modlc’ai'oToup0 MAN NEEDS woik. Eip. form of contract, pro­ All comments should : needs reccptionisis. insur- ^ 37f-4B90.______bc submitted in writingn chain. Found on Hwy 30 cast • builder ol homos, (arm posal lorms, and olher of Bufil. 543-6522. _ ■' ance clerks, 5 LVN’s (or/ b u I I'd moaerat8. NORTH SALTALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UPl) - Ulan inlormation may be ob­ to the Division o1 clinics in Jerom e &^ ings, lences. Also pamiing.■ Cgl-Money Wanted weekly summary (or tne week enOmg Environment by Febru­ Stioshone. Reply to Box P tained at the office of lhe 1- ■■ JEROME LOG' » CalLEJ324.^1^______Wanted to borrow S7000. ^s la u"b n 10 i 1 "ij ’ 'tiay " riii Idaho Transportation ary 28.1983. aso(Januaryiath L-4B, c /o Times News. Box mo»emeni slow Ifiis week, good / AVAILABLE FOR 548.JF.______• MEND ^ r stools 4 lesiau-1. S350. pormoropaymontfor2 3 inquiry nolea especially for dairy- D epartm ent, Division ol PUBLISH: Friday. rani booms, J4hr. (roe osl.I, yrs. 20% inioiost tola! 10- January28,1983, ADOPTION ONLY THE " b ECT NEED paymont 18400, Guarantood aIi’r"n^ '*low iae’ “ iJwsco ion. '■• Highways, Boise; Idaho, Hour8:9:004r>-12;CI0pm, 4: (0 ^ ’ 21''^ 7lhAve.N, 734-6810_ aairy-No J leeder nay 6S 00-70 00 lon,. a n d Irom the District 0 APPLYI- Con Pau»M ■ r paymonls, PO Box 1534, " ' 'OW »fW i^i-Li.esiock: , i ^ ' NOTICE OF ■ 5;00pm,Mon.-Frl. Ctiovfoloi is orowino S w61 PART TIME job wanied! CSI ior na* 50 OMO 00 ton, small volume Engineer at Shoshono. sludenl, o«p, milkor. Famil­ V in P a lsJD ^ ____ Hoos WP- Bul‘:'''’'3 la'''y ac'i«< iged 4iOO ion, some aoN«eiea long . PUBLIC HEARING , are looking for a Sales Rep- NO 1-2 IB 59 00.59 50. tew • 300 ion; all roaasiao Slackea unless Idaho. V 2 black labs, and lAusiiaiian’n lesonlative io join our Pro­ iar w/all typos ol farm work, gfi«.en wninnisJ10-?SCIBSe»-5a 7 (IDAHO CON­ NOTICE IS HEREB/\ Shopherd. J 734-4 6 90ask (or Jeromo. 023-lnveMment -.1- in M 50-5915, ?60-?n) IB sa 00-5i movomenl moderate, prices sleaay GIVEN By the Board of1 lossional Sales Siall. If you 15,04-UOO, low NB M 300.J701B S SS } unoenone, No d j.y cuoes m me TRACTO RS WILL BE are lookingior a fun placo lo5 S'ECRETARIAL POSITION. • WE HAVE SEVERAL Muitl- 55.1 00 lower; rJo I-J J?6-i50 18 <9ew 50 195-2C0 IB saw. naul 67 50-7BOOsoulMern areas 94 00-97 00 ton. I o b REQUIRED TO PAY 3% -Counly ' Commissioners, X MEANS CROSSBRED work & have al least 3 years; -40 wpm. Willing 10 learn. 50.00-54 00. No 2-3 50M75 IB 54 00 J 1983 Oog licenses may now plounlicomploxesavailablo-• ,sa 75. No 1-3 ;40-»} oinerwise rolea SA LE S TAX) Twin Falls Counly, Slate Automobile sollino oiperi-. Willing 10 work. 543-6844. _ Catlle ana ealvej JOO, jijuBniet00-54 50. IB Hay cuBe m< ol Idaho, lhat a Public: Do purchased at the Ciiy with oxcollont linancing to 50 Bi3tief, a3*ance on canner ant A . non-refundable y ence. Please apply in suit the invoslor In need o( IB 52 00-54 00. sows -wtin a sirono un H e a rin g will b e heldj V^aier Oilice odociive 19 50-50 U. 4W-500 10 central ana sou charge of Filteen Dollars e person lo Mr, Gary Brown,, Cfl7-Bu3inessOppty3. lax savings. Thoso are now S?' cJiim' 3°*c»-J9%‘^'^cj upon Proposed Ordi­^ 12.1-82. Con Pauios Choviolet, 140 cullerJ5.00J7.00. ($15.jx)) will b e m ade for , C a ll...... 32J-8436 buildings In good locaiions Iter cows sifaa to nance No. 83. amending 6 Wost Maif^t^Jeromo.___ ^ DAIRY FOR LEASE. Doublo Sheep: None each set ol plans, pay- J. Ilnoanswof ...... 324-4313 . (our hcarrlngbono. 324-7518: In Twin Falls with (rom two 10 cjltor ano'uwi?, 10 n P V H(UPII P - Bulk selling pricos ot bullet O rd in a n c e No. 21, to ’ ^ OwnyourownbuBlneaslOo Iwolvo unlis por complex. J0LieT,lil.(UPI)-Li.03l0Ck: eporlea By USDA ThursOay: menl to be made by , REWARD lor black Lab. Blue i ____ '______Caiiin J5: sains insudicieni 10. est. canner ana io» permil rezoning from e a,pari ol America's (asiosi It's time for investors 10 S'? -check, payable to the . ' collar, male, 1 year old. Lost:t growing ompiro. Share Iho. Established slylmg salon (orf swap tax-sholier proporhos ’Agriculture to Commer­• by 3rd Ave.'W. 733-0553 or Hogs no. liaamg fairly acli>e: CHICAGO M(UP fleltvcry unchangea. pncos Idaho Transportation ir ground lloor with us i build1 men S women. EicolleniI and start a brand new do- giltj M cenu 10 mostly 1 (to lower; ■ndeogsAsreiH D eparlm eni, Division of cial General by Joe2 afler 6, 734-5165.______yojr business wim ouio. existing clientele, in good Ibs 5a5O-5-J00. No (.J ?10-?60 ll I proclalion schedule wilh the . estaOlnri a markei Oullnr: PricesirjefiCl-iSl; medium 55'•l-M Schultz upon the lollow- Disiiibulois £ (lold lepio- localion. All tnquiros: P.O. 260-JOOI03 SJ 00-57 J5 scoreAjI 45'^-1 H ighw ays. now lax laws in olleci. You K (UPII - Carton ego fmjl prices The rfghl Is reserved inq described properly: 004-Speclal Notices senlativcs reeded. Call for Box J004 Twin Falls, ID^_ cannol Donolit from ino re- rler^’No^'lTiV^a lO^rXle'^s'cra'Irenas as reponoB Uy ine USDA to reject all proposals, or To include a portion of apoinimcnl_734J3751,_ EsfABLiSHEDcradsioroin1 com changes wllh pro- 60 10 3 5 7 25-53 00, largo 62-65, Ijrtje tho North West '/* andi DO YOU HAVE PHOBl.eMS? 3 ana aeiivorea lo Now York slore- •• to accept the proposal or :* Hypnosis has helpedf, PART TIME Tako Invantory, ptimo localion, TF, Com­ porlios you alioady own. so ploto with invenloiy & (ii- NEW YORK (I proposals deemed best a portion of Ihe North’ thousands easily. Inquires1 in Twin Falls Sloros. Ca> aci now. and markei d iiei and aelivered lo rnlaiier]' E.ira E a s t % all In S eclion 5, „ necessary. Wrilo phono tures, Piiced to sell, t37.500. Gom Sialo Realty, 73*0400, OESVER lUPlI - Polal rge 67-45 ana meaiums 57-H forlheStateol Idaho. . welcome. Call Johfi anytime MatKOlSleaOy 100 IB sacks wasftca T ow nship 10, R ange 155 324-7281.29yrseip. numbor, oxpenenco lo: ICC Owner wilt carry wllh low No p roposal will t>o inieiest raios, Cali lor in- A unless oinerwiso siaird Coio'jc aoor — B,M. Also described 4f>8, Box 527, Paramus, NJ 026-Mu3ic Lessons men 10 50-11 DO. 50 IB sacks considered unless ac­ ^ THANKS TO all lhe doclors2 07652. lormaiion 733-8681 allor 6, 10-10. tMO Bama 5 50. Cenienniai 5 I a s be in g 1'/> miJes Eastt 4 employees al (he MVRMC ^oialoes laroo&M9^?a?ge*i companied by an ac- Ground (loor opportunity. GUITAR A ^ 0" lessons, A ICO Idario Hussels lOo: mmimu of Buhl on Highway 300 (01 Iheir e«lra concern and5 SOUTHERN IDAHO Dis- beginning or advanced. lew 19 50 . 50-IB canons Mj 11lorjOO 50, Round Rras ______' coplfible proposal guar­ ,f tiibuting Co. is adding New last growing Co. consisling ol approxi-. atlontion given lo Elmer ; 734!s732, icksooo, himoags (UPI) - Deans Thursday; Pml03, a n ty in an am ount not l. another peiDOn lo iheir o(- (ealuring high qualily con- .1 5 10-lD^^M^on B ,1000 Crcal Norltierna.NoB , 11.50 malelySacres. Edwards, Jr. duiing liis ill- less lhan live porconl ol 3 noss. Thanks also lo all ourI, lice sta((, Bookkeeping & vionco (ood products. No 50,‘^«)s 11 00-11 50, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ® ■ Iho total amount ol Ihe '■ NOTICE IS FURTHER’ (fiends who sfiowed such^ Inventory experience pro- diioct selling lequiied. I, some 9 50. 100s DENVER (UPI proposal. This guaranty GIVEN Ihat a Public- kindness and consideraionn (cried. For Inlorview call Mulii-ievel markoiing con- 1 cept. No inventory roquired, I Colo anONoB.I must bo in iho form of a H e a rin g will b e holdJ duiing the loss ot our lovedfj Southern ID Distributing Co. Real estate before the Board ol1 ono, Elmer EtJwaids, Jr. (Budwoisor) 733-5705. Savings m (ood purcnases. ' STALLIOI AUCTION certiliod chock or a ca­ high income potential. County Commissionorss Tho Edwards Family. ST, BENEDJCTS HOSPITAL Wo hovo top stallion ly surrounding stofos. shier’s chock drawn on - - — ------_ _3;M322 qi B o x ^ .y e i . an Idaho bank, made at the-hour of-10:00-a;mr 5»,olljons thot havo b sired by many knowl- on the 14ih day of Febru­ CCU STAFF NURSE GROWING i voiy piotilableI 030—Homes ForSale BN SERVICE A ; payablo to iho Idaho • 006—Personals business in Twin Fails (or a ry , 1983, in th e Twin,1, . . . Full-tlmo odgooblo brooders,lons from Idaho and m any ; Transportalion De­ EXCELLENTSAURY- salo. Regular cusiomors, no partm en t. Division ol Falls Counly Court J compoiiijfln. For inlo call D bloodlinos lhat oro dosin & BENEFITS . •> i " Tho A u ctI luory 30th Highways, or a bidder’s H o u s e . Twin Falls.! ALCOHOLICS Conlact: Peisonnol. Jim 733-1536 any time. ' Q t l : 0s, 0 . :00 A.M. bond. Idaho, on the ground1 ANONYMOUS Evans, 709 N. Lincoln, 324- GROWING Established re- Bidders shall be lloor, in the ollico ol Ihe2 COII73W300 324-4301.o xt.283. sturant. Gross near 150K yr. C A NY O Njciionw I illboholdonJonucGROUNDS licen sed in th e Stale ol Counly Commissioners5 Illness loicos sale. 520,000I A LOT FOR YOUR MONEY 30. Spociol Provlow at 10:01 Idaho by the Stalo Con- in and for tho County off Et'dorly:' Availablol Pnvaio down, assume nre.il torms. when you buy this well built ^ 015-Baby8ittera RoolY Box 2244, TF. C/ HO iraclors License Board, Twin Falls.— Slate off room, '/i balh i an condi- BRICK homo in e telleni DAY CARE. Exp.. roliable location. 2 bedrooms, 2 ForMM ol COUNTY FAIRG33-7096 e x cep t o n projects in- Idaho, upon said re­- tioning 733-2513 Moving & nood to soli our q u e s t. GENTLEMAN, lalo 40'r.n siiici. No age limit. Floiibiu small pro-school. Includes, complote healing sysloms vt?lving Icderal lunds. PLUS A/C. Lilotlmo SponsorodCALDWELL, E IDAH-L h o u r . J a n u a r y 1903, 3 bedrooms, 1 balh and a '■ specllications and bid 0732,0015^0^___ I. 29 . double-cat garago help Tw roposal. Such rate s will ANN S. COVER M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 3 ' Chairman, Board ol mako this homo a leal buy al 0 mado a part ol tho *42.500. u .s, Bonkruplcy Court CounW Commissioners,' MORMONISM C all Cap:pt'n Scott Econlraci covering tho ' Whal do you know aboutiho Callfordelails. STwin a Folli • adv«nli«m ent Jon.r y21 S Twin FallsCounty, Idaho AURORA CAPrTAL CORP • MdiltriSOtborns prolecl, Mormon Chyrch? 734-2613. :olTool. _ _ The Fair.. Labor Stan­ A lto st: or 678-9103 lor a lecoidudi - n t y s s3 - 0 0 9 6 253e Kimborly Road ______— - d a rd s A cat ol 1938 RICHARDA, PENCE now message weekly. 73«34> S a t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y C lork NEW POTTY chair (or lent, , JOAN BRAWLEY (U.S.C,A . Tiilo 29, Paia- Evo'8iwkofKJ#73MM3, nkruptey HouioholiJ -M oehonleoi' nrap h s 201-219. Chapter JOVANZANTE DuVallCpurls 1422. 733-^94, ___ScBuil«yiAdy«rtInm.»'>LE*b,.3.r y S fl)- shall apply in tho D eputy FOn SALE: 3 bdrm homo M llloft Powell employmont ol labor for PUBLISH; Friday. PREGNANCYHOTUNE with carpcit. VA, Idaho A GtteniGiant housing agprovod. 543-8259 T ob.3^ (his project. J a n u a r y 28,1983, Proonanl? Nocd holp? Saturday, Fobruar) C^II_,^..^...,..._^... 734-7472 017p-3957^ It is Iho p u rp o se o f tho OK Swonton Etlolv Idaho Transportalion ■ PREGNANT? Coupio s'ooK ioI POSITIONNS AVAILABLE OY OWNER. 2 tJdrm tio'mo W o a r y 9 adopt intanl, Med,'5 legal Twin Folli, Adverlliomont Feb. Board to build tho Im- neat Haimon PaiK. ST/,500. W ert. Ellers, Qennell S M aiiertrr C 3 AnnouncementsS loos. paid. Wrllo Sox R-45. 734-3166;______provem ont in tho ’ CfO Timos Now3,_0o« W8. ? m AT GRIREEN GIANT H ab, 7 shorlost lime consisloni Dellghtfiiiiy Different ...... Ifodnosday, w< Fobruarrtmllh Public Assislanco Why Work wilh good construction. k I iL BBUHL •• Elegant brick home, lovo­ Ron liook Aucllon For Living! "Saliro" board Nocossary equipment >• lulllinxT j>OMlu;><-, Wltli ly decor, many oxiras. B60 ThiHogefman, Adverlliomenl Fob,■y 1 0 OOl-Florlsls namo. $14.95. 734-7090- bi'riulll prograrm. Solary Boaulllul 5 bdim 3-story W orl. Ellert, Bsnnell 1 M eiiertm and an offoctivo organi­ homo on 1 acio in Iho ry zation will bo insisted M ^ o rio 's Flowots (oi loss: b, s • I counlry. T34 upon. dollvorios- All occasions.. MA^NIE^JA^ANCEf-OSITlONS • , - ' rhursday, Wc Februaryii.Co, 545Spark3.734-2021. " ® Selected oflera Ablo to to[•opoif and niomioin plonl ••Golloisdolighl! Extra nico Eorl Oolier, Farm Mochlnery DATED: 19, January homo. 1 year old. in fll 1983. y and .>ciui(.m..rM. A ho (aiiway. Joromo course. T25 Honien, Adverllternenl Feb. 8 — r.. , p.ocluclion l.no during G.K, GREEN. R.E, •• Boaulllul 3 bdrm homo on SWoll u Auclloneart fi Solei Mgml.27 < 007-Jobs of Interest packoiii'rol Slato Highway Ad­ MB-Lm ISFooikI 3 acros with esiabllshod Looking (or an expenoncod groonhousn businoss. TB . : ' - ■ Tw 1.35 Iministrator aci-l y GREEE N G IA N T PUBLISH; Monday. 5 g e r m a n ' s h e p h e r d> salesman. Conlact Chrb^ l-eRSONNELCL o rn c E (juiii ROBERTJONES Sunday, February 2' pupplos, 3 malo. 2 lomaio, Joidan al Chris Jordan VW RfiD Flelthcr. Antlquei Ja n u ary 24. through opprox. B wooks old. Con- lor oppolnimcnl cml'j. 733-t 543-43222 EEC AAM f REALTY Twin Falls, AdverlliemanI Fab. 7. . Friday, Jan u ary 28,1983, tacl423-4151. ?fl54 733-0404or54W222 — •- Jarry'Jom iiA ucllonaari i C -a Tim es-N ew s, Twin1 Falls,Fa Idaho Friday, J.muar;jar/ la. 1983 a l estate'I’Merchanndise ______a? 3 0 - 0 7 3

037—Farms i Ranches 03&-Acreaoe&Lota IM5-Moblle Homes 051-Untum. Hou$M 05MJnfum.Apte. 067—Miscellaneous ■ NICE, SMALL2bd^ousee iD uplexea J heE ACES BBOBBY WOLFF V/ANTED: Small Maon:c a A'cjTES'South 0( We"ndoTlTl 2* BEDRP0M,'2' bath'C on- GOOD SPARE llto GfT^T4 Largo fcncod yard, work Valioy -Jairyto buy or lease! Suitable (or Homo site,c. cord 14x70, afl electnc, ' Large 1 bdrm apt W'DD mounted 4 baijnccd.,^5 Have well guaiiiicd :io $3,000, Dick Gregory 324- shop. 4 gardon spot $250 -► Hookup $165 -*• cepcjilIt 733-1691 _____ d Small Farmsiojd Mobile [j; d c p.A vailF obl.734-7316' dairyman, -would f-sse wtinn hom e ane. Owner imsncmQg 5966. Canyonside Really 733-2973______HO Rivarossi Locomouios , pplion to.L-uy. Call Bob 0 , 324-3354. NICE 2 BDRM noar'Uynwood "The eye of b 1Q%down.25yr5CnbjUnco, 1^ LARGE 2 BORM Api"$W ■>, 4-6-6-4, 4-6-4, 2-10-4. a % of the maslcr soNimTH 1-2K-A Je n so n . Marketmag 837-€3a3 Shopping Center Fireplace 3, Discqunl,_n_ew.corifljl23-;^7 ♦ 74 2 YR O li) 14x4fl’ 2 bedroom'J &HrQ.,ya.-l 423-4974_____■ $100 deposit. Stovo, rcl/ig, will do more• w(work than bolh ♦ ' Associates, 734-4875 or MH lurnisnod and skitiod.Ji W/D hookup: ampfo TAKJIS3 324-5076 ovenm j; kItCHEN cabmcts.'Voiin. his h.wds." - Benjam in J J Is jusl llko now pncod al 2 Bdtm wJGarago, walor pd.3. Jjorago Nopois ^ » 7 3 lors, sink, buill-.n O'rtTI 4 ♦ R43 all NoPots, $235 4 Dop. Rolor- Franklin. WE OFFER mtnigomont &1 ttS - B u sln e ss Prope^ $11,500 with largo loan. Call REMODELED 1 BDRM Apt,,t, stovo. dishwasher 733-nb ♦ S7fl operation on yojr larm. Harold 733-6071. Mam West51 oncos. 435 4th Avo N. 734-*■ V/ator 4 San. paid, no pots, ranch, or dairy Sondrepijcs5 Cinder Block Bullcjinfl” o’njn Realty 734^555 _ 4 wkonds. 5, LINCOLN Won 150 weiflor- WF.ST K,\.ST fofercncos required. $150 + power unit 150 amp woifler. to GoxN-46,%Time5Nfw5 Com morclil corner fot. ”3 2 beflroom, 1652 Kimboriy ...... ♦ K Q 1 0 5 IJ 4 .1 0 3 Quitdino approi. 3000 sq. }!• (t, 24' WIDE SEQUOIA 2 or 3 ly dofiosjt 734-e363. 4500amp, 110-220 v0llp«»0f, 138 ACRES: Prime location "• bflrm, dolivered locally Iromm Rd $170 $50 deposit. m exc. conflilion 734-«7g, t g 10 ;»7 '• With (inlshed odico aroa, 7^3549 ' SPACIOUS clean 1 bflrm 2 miles west o( Fifet, r,ur(ace parking lot, side wHk Good“rt factory. Only $16,995 Also . near Lynwooa. utilities paid,J, 73^940. Thorr wass rmon- to lhe ♦ y ki 5: 5 f j y irngalod, lull r.narcr. T F. quallly cusiom built Great lerms-workable imancmg. at ;265, 3 bdrm. 1 bath, woodtJ $250 7i3-2262 LINDSEy' walor 'sc^ w s'r. play uf today'sly's game than ♦ U )32 canal water, pncod lo sell, 0 Lake homes Bank 4 FHAIA stovo, garago, lenccfl yard, ownor will trade (or income•. 733-7874 or H4.3245 !• 142BDRM Apts. Verydean,n $100 2 solid pecan tJbtes. some wishfulI lhIhinking about SOITH soi Imancmg MAGIC VALLEY;Y basement. 1420 4th Avo E.^ Moaorn Garden Apis m Nat-1- $100 oach 733-2003 atk.^:or property Call Bob Jensen, MOBILE HOMES 73M141. ♦ a ; Evans Proporty Managfr-^ ural sotting. Convonieni11 John. 11^ Ihc diamondd suit. Cnfor- 734-4 375 or 324-5075lj DOWNTOWN MALL: Have 2 mom, 734-14in » — / , 4000 SQuaro (cet of prrmo 74 FLEETV/OOD 14.64 2 location. Appliances lunatcly. Southuth .took tricks T' ' evenings Markolmn bdtm $8500 734-7187 ;s MEAT C ases. coffm'cS^o, ♦ A K fl 2 retail spaco (or Icaso 070. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, refng.J. futnisnoa Incl. dishwasher 5“ barboquo cookor, cash,t*g- with both handsnd.s,in>Ihist.>TS ?; Ansociaten Realtors stovo. carpel, drapes, woofl ♦ AKttJ9S< fl disposal. Laundry on pro--• ister. oloclronie moat scaio, cd on lho true 160 ACRE FARM Priced; FOR LEASE <00) iquoro ■ stovo, ba.'.emeni, loncoflfl misos. Cniiarcn welcome3 tables 4 chairs 32.C7518, never focusod under JI500 por acie Owner foot building wiincnam link yarfl, garano 1420 4tn Avo,!. No pots. Rent based onn 324.2660,324^912 ,-am . so lu tio n . will carry 2 homes. Call E. Evans Proporty Mgrnnl, Vulncral■rable Both Doali-r (oncod (01 on Highland Avo B i R g n l a l s I, Incomo. Casa Granflc, 152, Old lashion pot boiiysttrvo S outh wonI hi.shi sp a d e .ice s ™ ih The Stove, Real E'.iatc Unlim,I- 734-1401. Filer, 326-4053. Equal Hous- 'h e hlddinf; eti, 324-7518 or 324-5563 Can bo tailored to (it your *• Excellent conflition. ,,£urn while silentlyy fumingfi aboul noods. - $275. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, carpel,I, InQPpporiunity , , __ C0ai0iw00d,$i75 321^7. ICO ACRES, high devel­ drapes, hookups, garago. ■ dummy's wnrtlirthless hearts. WcM 'V' Norlh Kasl 050-Fumished Houses 1, 2, or 3 bdrm apt?; POOL TABLE, only 6 tflo2]ld. l’.1SN P.IVS opment potential tar row' Call Edat 731-4575 1516 9ih Ave. East Evanss furnished or unfurnished. Obviously, he ’ $1500 now will soIlfonUOOO ie h a d lo lose I’ass j,'] 3T crops. dairy, poiaioes MARKETING ASSOCIATES> CLEAN“ SPACIOUy quiet’ 72 Properly Managomenl.I. Calira;^740^______Wendell area 0«ner(manc- or trado for hol tub Bfuar. t)nc spade andnd o n e o r tw o j.', REALTORS bdrm total eleclnc (urn.n. T:^1401_ 1 bdtm apl witn rango S Movi.nglQico5salo_n4.^ I'a-- IV I-.INS mg, 10"i down. 25 yrs on1 First Iniorstato Bank Build­ diamunds dopeep en d in R upon r,iss i',i i ‘.,vs 3- homo. Most ulilllies. Easy to 3bdrm house, 2 baths, Gonnh rofrig. $106 mo * flop No balance 637-6333 ing, Mam i Shosnone hea]. Nqpots. 733-8234. Airo stovo 4 rofrig. Oil neat. ° Reautaiion Fussbail tsbio. thcdislribu::on. I pels.ra4.965?. $150. Red volvot poof pusw, 610 ACRES ORY land m.ga- NICE ROOMY 2 bdrm'mobile,10 $300 rnq. Filer Avo £324-4482 HopinR to) makeI things Oponing tion potential J150 an acre • 1 BDRM APT for SenroiCiii-I- $50. Water befl (ram i;no me lead .Spade king FREIGHT HOUSE, coveredd homo. Furn, carpeted,■d, 3 BR, 2 BA, F.A., gas'heat, :en. Uiilitics lurmshcfl. Can11 hoadboatd, with leather, ------difnculu-ror—t■_lhn_(lpffnw>------____ Sm.iM tlown Cneid sen 320) platlo/m s. two tti*U,ngt-aA-70 acrcs; ion Pacilic Raiitoad“ C£rm-J- (urn.shed, ciose-m on I pany. 3n carpolod. panelofl. Heat 4I Sjrooi_l1._ra4j;^. 7^3:3407. 4 sew in cabinet, or • " ------fooled, llchPldi'Id on in h is f o u r ~ n n s w e rs ti (or SII.500 on the Salmon privalolol 423-5136/423-5104» garbage furnished s to unsoivabic prob- Tract Call Harold 733-6071 T bORm' in FILER. Appr.'. best olfer. 734-l23Sa(it^A diamonds andmd eventually SMALL HOUSE -ncludes WVJ downtown suitable lor o(-• W/Ohookup. J165mon. Util. P.lainWost Realty 734-0555 All (aciiihes must be rc- up lico. $400-*- $150 dcp. no declarer had in concede two I moved (rom railroad pro-; 4 D. No pots. Re(. 4 dep ’ paid q«cept oloy.^2^M ^. 60 ACRES Doautiiul 5 Odrm Q required 733-3712alter5. po^. 734.5516 before 9pm. diamonds andid a spado for nid\ nomo. large shop, gatedI pe/ly and site cicared lo 1 b'drm tri'-plex ♦ " i SUPERBOWL'I Id w ith The A ces 5 3 BDRM. Family room,m, 4 bd/m home lor renl on o n e dow n. pipe. cnoice Owner Union Pacitic specilicaiions ’ rooms. $225-*- dop Utilitiess SUNDAY • - Motivaied Can Jerry wilhin90day5._ lonced, garage, gardenDn a^_ag^$4_50. 733:3M7 paid but powor. 324-5622 or ForcinRdiscascards from the .South hold; spot, $325 Call 733-5323 Oosofvos J SuperSonijirifh. >lds 1-2H-B JacKson. Real Er.late Uni,m. . 5 BORM, fcncod yaVd'- noar' 52M|51_O,r.n4-7270,______Order befoioSpmFtJay Building IS locaiedcn Union , defense somelnelimes works Ited 324-7518.324.5922 schools, $350 -► ${00 depos­' $1^ Largo studio apt. 6foot-$30. . Pacitic property on tho 1000 051-Unfum. Houses it. Call 733-4225a(tCt5pm. well bul It's bbet e tte r 10 re so rl +K clean, upstairs, oiectncity S 4fooi.$20. tio c k on Souin Fns( water paid. 600'.5 Idaho to a sure IhinRling. Inslead of f i 2 Avenue, Pocalello, Idaho.' ALL NEW 3 Bdrm. 2 bath 3 3fool-$15 ♦ ijiii;.. 038-A creage i Lols home. All appliances, dou­j; 052-Fum.Apt.4Dup. Slroot, filler. Evans Proporty counting on the th' diamonds. Contact J 0 Sago, Ageni. to i' SANDWICH SYNDICWE f >'l BEAUTIFUL VIEV;- 15--cicr.. ble carpon 4 slorago area. MflmntJ3V1401______inspect sue. • J AVAILA^BLE immediaioly'3 1 _ 7 3 4 -8 0 0 7 . r-c-! declarer shoulduid have made newer 4 Oedroom. 3 bath. ' $375 por month. $175 depos­ bdrm turn WoodmontI 2 BDRM. daylight oasemoni use of dummy'sy's high hearts, 1740 SQ tt home 170' Send proposals to Ur A L it. Roteroncosroquired Conflo in Hailoy. $450 mon apartment, carpotod. waterr THE LARGEST selecflbiVbf bed, all uiiiiiios paid. $2003 unfinished1 furniture- Afler winnin;n in g h is sp a d e S o n h .snu'>iiuth Feedbunk. Filer area. B O'Neill, Superintendent, including cable. Snort term m .lo s sw o t Twin 3.‘6-531S P C Box 1592, Pccatelio, AURORACAPITALCOflP. raics-$45 per mcjht 1 week monin + dep. No.pels.- ors.1 rockors. stools, oluis acc. declarerr should si lead a i .M ' Idaho 63204, by Marcn 1 2538 Klmborly Rd. mln 7J3-2W3Of 788-9337 _ 734^5y6bq(o/c9pm. ;nnd roll lop aesks. Th^'Mifty. DEAUTIFUL view Lol. 4 oO Twin Falls, Idaho S3301 ' lo w tr u m p lo l( dummy's 165-.523' 2 r,haicr. wati-r 1983 , 2'” b DRM, W;D hook up. CariQf * Ccnler, 733.349r.'2a6 73W347 BRIGHT. C L^f^', apt. New 3 Fourth Av^._E_. T w n 2 ^6 .: seven. Rivinjing East ' a 517.000 Owner wrif carrv at PRIME COMMERCIAL carpet, pamt. $l30 eloc- Close to school. Clean $2M ' • orovea&wkands733-W33 -»dOp. 733-3647 .___ Toro Rcatbagoor LiMh- surprise trick,:k. East now ANSWER:ER:Four spades. The 10",. w/20% flown ?34-36ia GROUND: IUSI under 3 lr2Cilj'J_&M08._ ] ATTRACTIVE 3 BDRM _ , 2 BORM Api,‘ A/C. wa'tot'4I 'mowor. cleci start, soif. lit and excelleni dis- BUY your buildmtl lot now' acrcs o( prime dovelopment , CLEAN, furnished siufl'io gets his spadee jrjack, but that Rood suit ground with IrontaQo on' houso Available Feb i, sewage included, utilities5 !propelled 21" cut.*'|75. Few plols lell 1 b2 to 2 64 ’ J2S0 Call 734-9075 apartment, all utilities paid. /34-27?4._ __ is a ll. D e c la reer r \wins the dia- Iributionn offer( fine chances acres 20% do^n O^ner fiiue Lakes Blvd just adia- nopej5. $150 734-3811 not paid, $260-t- $100 dcp. ceni to Ernst and bonmdS ATTRACTIVE Clean, largo 3 carj3qrt,_no pets, 733;3669. 1.000 DOLLAR BAG.'W .i mond shift, lead,;ads a trump lo to score■ a spade: gam e. carries balance 734-4722 Cloan catpoiod studio apt, Ja co b y 's available togoiherr bflrm, wood burning stove 2BDRMAPT'7milosN.V/.'o(, Silver^ coins, cgs. n4-4ie7V{ dum m y’s eiphihi for1 lhe vital BY OWNER: 20 acres E«c t No pels. $270 Call 733-5307 w/re(ng S slovo Water 4 KP qup>tii.n, 10 Thf Afr^. or in two separate parcels at Buhl on Hwy 30 Stovo, to-• 1.000 SILVER DOLLARS. entry and twIWO view, lots o' D'lvacy !. sanitation pd No Pots $165 i:W3. OjIIjv Trxa% T5::i possitiiiities, 734-7014 a very modest pnce with1 AVAILABLE 2 4 3 bedtoom^ ♦ deposit Call733-0907._ _ fng., diapos. sanit, YarflJ CGS.t 734-4567.______losers go on d du u m m y s iiigh ^»i,h ^fif-j 733-941 1 for smnle. All uhiilies paifl. 543-5157. _ Watch thosee trumpl spols. Falls (or commercial devel­ $115 733-5307.. 12' factory maflo wooSan CLEAN, carpeled, 3 bdrm, 7 BORM APT w iin'sioio 4• boal.1 fiborglassefl arrnjMi- 4 BEDROOM HOME on i opm ent Gom Slalo Roally. ood location, $100 flop.I’ CLEAN 1 BORM Wiin relng, $175 + $100 deposit. I 734-0400. wssnot 4 dryer. $145 mon ♦ Sldo. $125. Ski rack!,';;?*. 250 No pels 324-4139 Call 733-2211.______iV/oodoh drop leaf lablajS - norm ol' Jorome ’lerm s’ S30C sq rt sptlnklod whse on $70dep N opets 734.5377 550.000 ' CLEAN, carpeted. 2 bdrm .’.-: 2 BDRM DUPLEX. $1M mon. chairs. ( $100. Car seal, $12. rail spur Sabala 4 Roy Real­• basement. $100. dep, $275.y EXTRA NICE 1 bdrm All Water 4 sam. lurn. Soo at ! ty 734-2338 or 733-4321 , Nopots 324.4139 uiii's tp/n No pets. Ref. 2'.- ACRES. 3 Dedrocms. I'-.- feqfl.$r75/$190 . 733-4944. 2M N. .V/as_hmgt_on_. ra3^M9_3 ; CLEAN. 3 bflrm New carpel 3' BDRM duplex! eleclnc. \ dor mir/or, large. $40. 213M baths. 2400 sguare leet. ;I FURNlSf^EO 1 bdrm apart- 030-KomesForSa}o COO-HomesForSalB 032-Buhl-Fit0f Homes daylight basemem. fenced, & paint thtougnoui. Baso­ heat, dishwasher, stove 4: l4iirc5onmags.$70.'Kii-) ■ 040-CemeleryLols mont, 0(1 heat, (enced yard,I mont, all uMHios mciudod. rolng. garage 4 fcncofl back; ing' Irophios $3/733-1663^^ corrals, S29.500 ,• $175month + dep 733-4249 KTTER THAN RENTING-■ DRASTICAUY .REDUCEDD This Houso Has Characior 7 CEMETERY SPACES. no pets. $325 -► $200 dep yard.Caimj-9119.^______’140 RURa' l MAIL BOXre$r This nico 2 bodfoom nomo S2S.OOO bolow apfftaisol onin 2 siory, 3bdrm . sowmfl utiii- CailVauqhnHumohreys Pm ehuJstrSunscI Memorialj Ref required 733-6340 FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 3 BDR.M DUPLEX. Firoplaco, saio. : Mako an oKor. tijli nas tjoon fomocJeiecI witn . 734.4875olfice P a rk .2 EversealVauli5 andlI COMFORTABLE 3 BORM, uiilitios paid. 1239 Kimberly w/a hook up. Elect. 4 water; 734-6064.' -•-'I appro. 3 acres witn 5 bdrms,5, ly room, odrce, remodeiel Q. RoatJ. Twin Falls. good »cafpoi5, pancimg, 3 baths, sauna ih o t lub, (ulllit ViicnoD. 'tsm i, woodheai.’ or 324-7121 oves Bronze Companion Momo**--- House in Filer $275 -r $100- pfl $285 + cep. 543-6640 , collifiQS, caDinols. and motal finished basomont S dbl insulated, heai<'0 al. 733-6607 dep No pets 734-6387 Largo 1 bdrm. hoal 4 waler extenof Eiding. Ttiis home atsum ablo Imancmg Entire0 carar.e At 206 No I2in.' MARKETING ASSOCIATES 4 lots at Sunset Uemoriaf, COUNTRYS HOME 3 bdrm. 1, ' furnished. 203 4tn St. No Jerome. 1 Largo bdrm apl, SlLVER~CREEirCom^r also has a 1 car garago. (ully acreago unfler r.p'rmklers,!, Buhl 543-41 11 By Owner REALTORS II 734-5325 afler 4pm. noar ho5p.tal,“$150 ♦ utii! S Bonedafe section, 6/6-8154 3M^ balh. 2 (ps. daylight Can be lurn 733-6394 £Services now fias in sttSk foncod yatd, covofcd Da'io. with polo- (oncing. horse Frrr.1 Inierstate Bank D'dri . bsmt. (antansitc view on 255 LARGE 1 BDRM fully turn. «nd gas lorcod air heal, a .‘.iamSShoshon.j - - - '------Ithe IBM Porsonal Computer barnitac/oom.JiJS.OOO 033-Kimberly-Hansen 044—Condominiums acrcs, corrals. 734-8254 Close lo lown. all utilities for farm & business a p f ^ - ported nomo lor young (am- 5 e.pcct olcctncily $200 ♦ 05ft-Room s For R e n t___• j lllos or roliiing couplos and; VEEH&CO. QY O'.VNER-Kimberiy oidcr FOR RENT un(urnishod 2 1 ion.Call600-632-4100. IMPRESSIVE IS THE WORD 3BDRM,2';DainiVooJmont’ bflrm houses. Twm Falls^ dcp 733-3547 Ifio sellot will conjider FHAI 73+0707 small 3 bdrm nome 2 loi',. to d.-scribe mis lovely 2.603 Condo (or sale m Hailey Roomers wanted. 4 bflrm TRS80 l MODEL I. 48K, d ^ o Labor Ccnter, 733-7404 LARGE 1 BDRM turn apt. home, $125 all utilities pd. disc c drive, tractor -drfio pr VA linarcing for low dowt^I EASY FINANCING ■! bdrm 2 r ? baths. Iruil ireer, ;ti f,g (t (amily home iccaied $69,500 AssumaCle 12”; $150 734-3 653 .V, paymonts anfl moniniy bath, Qsmt. isoo sq '(t.t. gaidop $?2.S00 525-5233 on dPDroiimale(y..'fj^»j... mQriqace Low d:'wn pay- FOa RENT: 1 Bdrm home, Male o t.-fcm a'- • r'n iS /a , piintcrwim c iablo4suBolifia. paymonis nol much hignof S64.900 734-3135 . ment 7d8-2643or 7-5-9337 nice ''rwighborhood ' Callli LOOKING TOR A HOUSE OR Conlact Terry. ■ ' J$1300. 43&-3092 weckflayi cr than rent. S30.500 324-7518^ APARTMENT? Call Quiiici's ------^------6678-0339 eves 4 wknas,^._„ FQR SALE DY OWNER ’v 037-Farm s i Ranches 3 733-2940 VEEH&CO. mile E o( Filer 2 yr old 4 2 '; b.ilhs huge lamily room 045-M obile Homes G'OOO area Very nice 3 057-Moblle Home 1 BY Ownor 160 acios. 2 with open Deams lairjo bdrm, 2 baihs. (m tm. (ull!i Twin Falls Furnished siuflio 0^-CafneraEqulp. ;• 734-0707 bdtm, 2 balh nomo on 2 2 DORM 14 wide all oiocinc acres. Fireplace Obi cjr, homer, !. oth.-r uidgr. V.mi Slono (.r.,snaCiou'.liv.. IMMACULATE 1975 RoyalI bsmt w/rec rm. No pets apt. Electricity. VJatcr 4 sell all or part 1-536-74J5 Oaks double wide Lots o(' Lease $425 733-3254 trash pd $150 * deposil mobllo homo No pets ot COUNTRY HOME noar T F. 4 garafio A^oumabiu loan . cmiflren.423-5942. • 070-WantedToBuy ’ T J72.000 326-«?7 BYOV'NER 304 Acres Row l.(ef)i.ico, b,g tiomemjker 0 . trar.-central air. carousel' JEROME3BDtifc:-ibmooni, Call collect 543-S393 bdrm. (amily room, don, sun lirepl.ice. lormal dinmq }com, 3 car narage, 3 a c e s, kitctie'n. formal dmint; plir, ! acre with barn 4 outbuiifl-- I BDRM APT REAL NICE BUYING 4 ' SELLINa./air Sprinkler irngjted w/whfi'i ariM. (amily lOOm. 3' mfjs. Full tjasemoni $3255 734-5039 ' C68-OlllceBeiilals Eforms of gold 4 Siivor.-€an. a aslufo, corrals, a sriop bedroom s, large master Flejibloioffnr. 733-5S02 lines, good improvemenf. monlh 324-3547or 324-7225 11 ^ I s Comploto with ca- ACCESSIBLE Wllh private tinontal '' Golfl 624 Biuot^W s North-,,do Canal v,aier out-buiklmgs include a 6 Daih Located ,n Iw,n Falls N . 734-4567. . • • f t adult p;.(k Priced at S28.000 KIMBERLY 2 bflrm house^ ble Tv. Weekly $45-$60 1201 parking,450 sq .II,2 7 0 V;o51 625-5141 eveningr. . Slall nots,.' Ljtn. t.,f:k.;oom with yatd on flead end] Kimberly Rd 733.6284 Falls. W3-5546or_734-45l3 ■ FROM OUTSIDE snop. b,irn, pl,,-. ipl-, cl roi- »33l-82 Gom Stato Roally rr’S HARD TO BELIEVE 734-0400. slreet $195 4?,1-‘;7ii $125. m BDRM TRAILER, BLUE LAKES OFFICE PARK n LIKE NEW 3 BEDROOM* DAIRIES r.ilf.A36'sh,ir,.-, of T;vn F,.ll-, 073-Sewing&Cra^ll3 THAT INSIDE HOME- Only M7.500. Huge Canal Co .sai.'-r jj-.t In' country S. ol Filor. NEW, 2 bdrm. 2 bath, neat cable Iv hookup 734.6069 or • Oiirce spacc for lease. “ You'll (md a lovely living |> DOuniE 10 Mrrnngoone on pump with A/C, all kitchen 733-4417 300sq.)ito3000sQ ft living room witn new piu:^hf' 24 acr,;;, liSted-$265.000 For ,n. w rtipouls S outbuildings room, lormal dmmg room carpeiini] 1 If2 bdtnr. K lormation jnil an.icmimi-nt $2600 Cheap' 734-9077 appl . landscaped with $135/J140 LARGE 1 bflrms 733-5200 4 734-4201 with buiil-in fiutcn ano ^ DOUOLE 8 herringoone or, Stripes for Spring basement lor aJUH.onai spnnkier system, itj 2 car furn. in Twm Falls 4 Kim- EXCELLENT LOCATION- 2 bar-Diu5. 3 bdrms Jrta ? I' 240acrer. LAZY J - Sharp double wide; garane w/e«ira storage No ; roomr. Eitra mce double DOUBLE 6 hertingt)One. mobile home located a[ La:y berly. Water paid Evans ■ollicos m Federal Biflg, 1061 spacious Dathfooms Listed garage. Low tiown pjym/-nt pets $375 ♦ ut,i per month. ProjMrty Mgmnt, 734-1401, Blue Lakes North, 1 Approx­ al S49.900 and awaiimg your ■' com:>ui,-f,.-edon?0.icri'5 JACKORCARLEnACDX J 2 bedroom; 2 bams, heat with VA or FHA lin.,nDnt) Gom Sfato Roally $150 Cleaning dep 734-9660 imately 1200 ,sq Ft And 1 Printed Pattefn; Jnspoction OOUBLL 3. Mde opener on pump. di‘Ck plu', much or 734-7277 .liter fi^wkntf. $160- 1 bdtm duple., •• 20acr,,-i, 734 JOANBRAWLEY Mgmnt 734-1401 - ______older warehouse * 6OO sq. HAMLEH REALTY LOTSOFTREES MOBILE HOME on 2 lots .n 733-4006.734-7670 ft. ollico. Has rail Siflmgs ‘ Evo'9&wkonds7a3.9633, lP3Yo.l^SOlHon,T.lSri^>r,>,, C.,llJimP.iuf,on 543-4'i30. ,15 acres HolhMer. 2 bedroom, 2 balh. UNFURN 2 bdtm houses (or; 054-Unfufn.Apts. only. $295 mon. 733-9^ IT’S OVER, mo ha.d pan id■ OFFICE ...... 733-407B bdrm. I ’, earttit.tove. ijrg,' tlecK , Joyce Coio' 733-6/6?7 ROWCROPLAND J:oulbuildir 655-1288 alter 1pm rent in Twm Falls 324-4977 FOR RENT; Building: Ollico done altoady on tno country J •!OAr.i,;r, to240Acrer, alter 6 on week days & Duplexes building sue VVcn. r.Deiic; DavoHamleit 733-)330 barn. r:or or weathousc space. Call Hi'pa-,er,.-d 3 riia.el ftailer 1'v BORM UNFURN No,. A 2 DDRM, FircplacoT.dish- 733-4848 ask fq^rOate. J sysiom , A unOerqtcund (run iree: I Newly remodeled S painti'd BARNES REALTY 1' $500 and SI/5 per month j washet 4 disposal, $285; a 1 powor aro aitoaOymon tn.r, sell ,mn ulilllies $165 month ■* $65 ' OFFICE spaco 440 sq. ll 1043 Bluo U k o s Nonn c CanorH om oj m-7588, cleaning deposit 1590umcy, 'bdrm w/util's. $125 734-9075. 1 8 acro nomo.--.iic Ceiwooni 8 w n er'an ‘^inimVo''V33-;'4'.;6 $325. All utllllios paid. Call Call 733-6227 possible ' Call 543-1:63 ' B,’ SELL OR TRADE 2 bdtm St 734-6719allcr5:30 ALMOST NEW 2 bdtm m TF. Doshier 4 Holley, Realtors 1 Kimberly and Twm Only' PRICE JUST REDUCED on ' T..m,.rak Furn S set up " ' FOM GALL Dy owner 7? c 1 DORM Carpeied.gas, ; Appliances, drapes. 1’/, 734-292 2 ______S11,000 tnir, mce 3 bdrm 1 ti.itt. J22-2iai^iM i'22i2 •b.iths.-A/C -carport, -patio, ____ J5RlCED:TO.SELL;-!.''-:5-c!car- = - -f7ooiCE—riO M rcoT rro~- ■ ---- -Iu-?tiance“ $i:5 -r-clep~733r- •< OFFICES AVAIUBLE •J31,900.homeir.iur,tri(]niiot 3 t:dr.-i t,om - vphcne:! ■•ate ,, ••Magic V.ille^ MoMI- USED lQ-12-14 wides Very 1500 1laundry facilities No pets FOR LEASE ;,uljt.-:l garaije. tully 'en-.ed .tul),-.-gjl'.() pipiM, r good rood Delivery A sei up $250 * dop. 326-4048 ;siariofs. New caipetfi, n.;w' •' yard, oleciric garage Estale:.^^ New .iduil •,ut)- 1 DDRM, shower. Indge, • Convenient location, ample pamt. loncod yar:i low ^ as-,ijmat)leio,in 324.?2G6 divif.ion. ^ WaMiinrjIonSt Sn included As low ar, $500 i ATTRACTIVE large studio, parking, reasonable laion, ' opener, new root Puiit m down ^ $125 per montr. rantie. gas heat. 1693 Jnd , FOfl SALE /5 ..cn? faim A A 1 block west on (rne..r.,ir,t ' all utilities except eiectnci- 450 10 HOO sq. II Phone .lOpliancer,. A mcoly dei;o- C,.rter Homi.-s 733-/565 Avo E , $145 * dcpos-t 4 ; •GREAT VALUE can bo lounoI r.ited J45 000 HiJp,)rt. kt.itic, Spnni-.lcr ir. Rd,Ear.yt>'ims 731-6943 ut....es 733-3732 'ly. $145 -* $75 tiup. Stove A 733-2282. nore Enjoy m-ioviH i.vmr] ri(I,it.-;l Lo./ .nt,,„,.| 1,r.70' witn 6^«4^ lip out I friQ 733-959 7 ' VEEH&CO. SALE o n TRADE Dij.ldiru] , 1 bdtm. water pd. good PRIME LOCATION, 1059 witn r.pace to snan.’ Tni- a',Mim.it)ii-kKin .136-6550 Gi-ntry 197? ira.ier Home, 3 ATTRACTIVE 2 BORM apt. tots m Wendell R.-, or bdrm, 1'; t)aino Partially location,734-1706,734.5163 ' Blue Lakes Blvd. 576 sq. II kids can walk lo Wcrn- 73W707 HA^tLTON FARM 4d0 acr,- comm r Mobile horn-", Dk •'iii ' Carpetofl. now pamt. appli- 733-1979 or 734-1752 mgsido S O'Leary f, you (urn /33-G94h.ilier5:30pm 12.60 MOBILE HOME 'or ! I SUBURBAN ESTATE:; combmjtion ii-„... Kader.cons.diir.'M i, 536-2256 PRIVATE OFFICE with to- nave convonieni accer,', to> Clorj,int 4 tedrcDtn. 3 t),itn renl Skyl.ine Park 1159. Call' ;$23a">3wT46"'or"%3.2°82D shODpmg. Lots ol 'Oom iMin SOUTHEAST SLOPE rm.k,-, 423-4394 oays • |Globe Realty. i ■ "tne, 5 acn.' horm-sile J150. 2 bdrm, I balh house, 3 ooncrour. su e d bdrmr,. ^ ,iI ci'iiintis in living roorli ,imi ,.,,r:,,'li,'nl lor earth :,h,'li.-,..() ■ ATTRACTIVE CLEAN Ideal lamily room (or rolaunn AllI lormal dmmr] icictn Two 1 4 x 7 0 'FAIRVIEW carpel, drapes, retng, stove, , Druco at Globo Really 733- home or mob,Ie horn,' IF rc for single. All utilities paifl 2626. Ihis S irotout.2l)edroom, Murtaugh, ID. Evans Pro-• ,$200 733-5307 ^ waler A:!Kin, common, reception S wait- 2 4 x 5 2 'GLENBROOK waler (urn w/d hook up. '+ deposit Hivef Canyon onlheJerom i- fleautilui l.indr,c.inmQ, will l.iiance. J900.000 C.ill ' l>..-5 ACRE LOTS. I'nc.-, 3 . bi.'ilroom. wood stove, $100dep 324.?/82all5 inQan»«-.7;i4-4670-" " I Couniry Club CDur:,.; A I i!ol) Urown lor deUii:, /34. ''reduced. Owner ...... nance :awning; located m park FALLS APARTMENT 2 OFFICES-Apptox 400 sq fl. » Twin Falls « Soulh Ji-ronie ; 7 DORM, ptoler oldor cou. ,Closo 10 schools 4 shop- toliilly untfjue ni-A homo t'eni:e,‘'l2'.4’o- hatn w.tn t.'cl, 43/5 ot /34-619S evrniniir, ^ $18,900 pie, no pels, cleaning do. ^ Inctudosptivaiobain.aliutil. ' Wllh ar.:-Lmjbli; (m.incmt] ro o m .n area o( I.n,; t.Gm,-,.I M-''ku.inr, Assor....ter, (|,Mi. area Call Steve, Hr;,.1 tslate ' ping. Children welcome. d05k.H, Chairs, carpel S Unlimil,;d. 324-7518 CH posit, garden spot 423-5487. ^ $1?9,000 Twin Fallr, '.m oor, Good CONTEMPORARYHOMES Warm. Irie'ndly 4 quiet .i|. dtapos. Mosl choice N. Bluo DUPLEX in prim.) NE loca­ term:, 11% Imancmq CallI 3:324-5508 .■>004 Kimt)erlyfload 2 DDRM'HOUSE Partially mosphoro. r 1 4 2 bedtoom Lake,-, localion. AmpIo tion Super (or ov.noj. | (in bsmt. $250 mon -f $106I apts.a $195 4 $255 month. 663 g^rk.ng. $325 por mo. 7 ^ E(t. M,itk..|,n(; A-,-,ociaii':,. JANUARY SPECIALS ’*10 ACHE FEED LOT. 1000 734-26?3 niijltors. /34-:a75 hi.'ad c.ipacity 2 Houses, dep 244 JoKorson 734-7327 Oulncy.q -*2 DDRM HOUSE in Filer ..Full CALL73«600 3 bdrm hou',<' on ? . acr.-r, MINI RANCH- 165 ACRES, E.cellont^ ca'.h tiow Ei5s,rE"2i ;soulh ol Hunert 2 c.ir 100 irrif),it,-(l. 3600 t;,ilr.ii t.c ‘l e lle n l dairy location- bsmt, lots ol storago, stovo JEROMEAPT. OK-Condomlnlums '/i? ii tonanco, recently pamtcd garage, , t)>.rn, corral, cut Jerom e a-ea C,iH 734-2287 , 4 relng turn. Fcncod in back ,1',^ bedrooms, electnc heat, ■ t)ipe.NortnM(lo Canal «„t,-r. J' 1960 FLEE IV;000 All elr;ct^. ' 3 BDRM CONOO'at Etkhorn novor a vacancy J50.000 bldgt.. n,v.luti' Ni-cil'. som.,-• 2 . n.Mi rioiiK-s '.liup 2'-.- 2' acre;, with OouMe Wide fMobile Home. 12.60 yatd, no pels Ref. req range, , tolngeratot, dish- EASY AS PIE tc own thi;, TLC Pnce ■n-duced- toI n'.iciiiri,' :,ned. corral-, lu, * 14' E.p,.ndo 1660 s(i ii (C.irport. shi.'d A swamp 829-5713 Vwasnor. carpolod, waler In Sun Valioy. $70 a night. lemoiing 3 bdrm hom*.- iti inc J33.000 no ast.umatiie;, . 100 lifad. (jr.ivintj rit](n.,, mobile rr home 2 pormaniTii jcooler, in adult mobile courl 2 DDRM homo m Couniry, furnished, (i quid, $175 pot 432-5380. country Seller MUST r,,.ii . pastures. 10 portable cm- ( Jl50/mo -► deposit 4 rotor- month.Ooposit$75.Nopots. n soon S will conf,i owner (in,idciik: P Can be moved Now , JlfeQ.MO rals, r; 2 permanent fcrrals. 2 catpei/dr.ipes c Lols ol oncos Call 326-4605 7733-23650f 733-4940. 1 lers. Aitractivo seiict (mjnc- 3 • BOHM TRAtLEH witn city lalatue paddocks. 10 ttuiei S. storixj.i Clean. 734-0917 • UNf UP J lQ.(lr lOoV in mo is available with a ',m,.ii, lot for renl or tor '.aie 324- ' lilli-n sliijiti bortlciej 5534 60 ACRES. Norlh olJ-Kim,. 01 o Dakersliold, CA. S6/.500 1 downoaymeni.jG9.5M VVoutrtlikototr.irte(crhomi,i 1967 ; MarlQIto 12x60 w/8x12 f f l Merchandise ileeoI conlrGSl colltr -un[) , Sptlnl,!.:, Ir,l(jal,.,i V, expando. appliances, (iro- 058-0flic8flenlalj 058-OfficoBontals \ ENERGY EFFICIEI^T cq->- :5 bdrm home. 3 balhr; Sen' Norin-.Kl,. cjn.i! w..t,-i j ^ ikitt band llijrfc jnd nluU, dominium in e«cellent loc.i- ior trade (or smalli'f home i!re'l^^fW^a32-84^‘‘''‘'^ rplace. Tornlic buy! 733-6102. n ncwcit no- Scr-d' /„i,.X '' tion TwobDrmaAlwotjdinr, / 33-7750 Keeptryinqi h,’ilrcomhom(!plur. Hookuii ■" lor Mot)il.,' nome. Mor,- 2 ACRES, 3 yr old 3/00 sg li' 1973 ’ GOVERNOR 12.65, Tip Crinlt'd Pjltcrn 9103 M-inn decorated in sutjlio -.-arih. oul. wood r.tove, 3bdrm, T',^ Oe7-Mlscellan90us' .cSi;«8, 10, !?. M. 16. 10 .Stil lonos. Enioy beautifully Ground av,iil.ibie J160.000 b'borne, 6 bedrooms. 3 uaths , 031-OutolTown balh, stove A rotnn, swamp Boautlful 'offlclonl froo ]12 (bull 31) iJkcs 2 5/8 >ii.S landscpaecl curroundmgr. he,il pump, (Ibi gaiane. ^cooler $6500 324-30M I DAIRY: Single w.iik thioutjn I$79,500 or Irade (or larfjor BUndlng slovoa al a ptico 60 ^ inch, '. id contujl without having lo I'll a Imoer: JUST LISTED! T.-„iiic 3 BLUE LAKES I Sind $2,50 fo> ucK bdtm, T'j h,nn hiimr- on ,i Oairv Darn, Block ^ cemeni aiacreane Call Will 734.3066, 11973Guordon28.60'.3bdtm, youcana!IO_r^^Ca!l_42^&3_4. j all r.tjmmur Just right (or 7 bath, central air, (iroplaco, Xdd 5(K fix MCh piflcu-to busypaople S3?,000 I , 1000 g, l bulk tank, 10 lon 1/M.iinW Re,ilty/34-0555 2 ^aijilful Norwegian Sllvor , . . gram t,-nk lot in-barn (ouj. good cond. 733-4654. olDFFICEPARK 1 paU rt ind htfldlia[. Str'd^ ------CALLKENROYat IFCC'wah-'r'"' shXv''<'iouble ' 3 acrr?2, older bsmt nouSD, ^ ...... JFox Fur ooat.-S i:o-sm att.-' UARIANI MXnilN 't!> SABALAi ROY REALTY naran*^ * SHOP, outbuild-: or'„70lr,.-;.tall',. appro. 10 tno well, jonud double 11B73 Tomsfg); Irailor 14i TO. $1500J . 734-7366.; PitfimCkpL f 7334321 (ofllco) lnnr,.&lenc.'dp,it,lur.. Or.iy, , acres, 3 bedroom hom,- - Wides. in nomo businei.s N J$6500. Mdsi bo movoo ; addiliun,-' acroat),; availaLi,.' q BIG WINDOWS four 5 'X 6'. 4 734-6665 (homo) 145,750 Wllh 12", Imancinn ; olKmiberly 423-5975 6655-4353 o., TwinFalls small windows ZVh x 55". 232Wnll8lh J SL.Mtw Tort.'NT avaiiabio Darker Pi.aitor:;; I j ni'atj,.T,''me.S165.000 ^ 834 Falls Avo., LARGE EXEC HOUSE on 1 ; Socrot>ulldlnglotsinMeiion 11974 BUDDY. 12 x 50 3 bdrrn 7 3 ^ r ______10011. 1 Print NXUL AK)!tZS$, 5e4_371.^.mc_es537-6636 Upout, new plumbinn, major actQ.5bcItm,3t3ath.Ln,on. I Ca.PobJen^en VValley. Hum lieauHful viowi H BRICKS. ApproK. 400-500 2IP. ^ SIZE and SnUKUMMIl, - FR. Play room, 3,400 r.q l| ?: l-48/5o(fice For Saio by ownet J5000 aapf)l, skirls, caiport, coolor. ICE SPACE - 'used I rod chlmnOy bucks. More dotfifs (D< Ifsim stt,’ Appraised $163,000 Ar.ki-ig, 032-Buhl-Fifsf Homos .•! Oi324-5076Ros. sh^m wndws($6500.543-6006 m OFFIC ...... -M -I akoolfof.Call326-4a« _____ • $1-<0,000 or loasc/ option dt i ' - ...... »,p“o''oOo’-WO.O<» 54W775 "-^' 1980 ? VAN DYKE-24.60 dou­ FOR fHE d'iSCRIMINATING Small offices ovallobioblo comploto wifh ^' STAMP COLLECTORS ? JSuOr ,onth 734-3iCl8alier6 |BUYER- IliiD irnm..cui.ito! MARKETING ASSOCIATES 5 ACRES. Melon Valley nejr bbio wido 3 bdrm.-2 bam. Colloctors Poslo has 1000's Summer r PAfHRH «iA iar 432-5239 a(lor6. Fi» pallein coupoi {$250 Largo 4 bdrm homo, m i REALTORS DDuhl, trado Equity (or some- 4 folophono onsworinging sorvjco. rocop- Of , stamps at only 7t oach. Ihinf] o( equal value, rjiotor 1 .aluel Cjliioj $150 .,.c. couniry, o«cepllonal, signed : (or family comtoit 3I Fitsi Inter;,tale D.inkDidQ 1982 SAHARA 14,h) tionist. ond socroforiallol sorvico. Como I In and chock out our J . c 0 I a 8x40 1 BDRM, Complololy oUn"lOami^.'fu^°?ht'ii !115-RlppltCnKhif - ' Roai Estate Unlimited , I miercsi, J'27,000..p;..Jr H.L. A rm itro n g . . /734-82]] i ■ SAT.ColIolo#PosloInc.436I 7518or324-592? : :Ut»

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07D-WtnMToBuy (S-SulUlngUttwUt 0 096-FamS«Kl 0 i» 122-SpofllnoOocda12 ]zi1J7-UotorHoam i» 13B-He«^Equlpm«l ~ ■ >-:e ...... BHED BRE GILTS, now Uking - .. BUyWO”: Ertfything In ooW CEDAR. c1 1x8-1x12, rough, 0B7—He»2, door. dc $55. Perfatapo $1.50 CLEAN Cl STRAW loc sale. Bpoliedb^ I boars. 5434587. ^ “ ------— con Michigan 55Lo*der.$29,500 3,000 balos lolt. 54^6880 or !2LPP...,------^ orcajLTravol Town 734-2991. “ g ' .WANTED OLD Olshea. ■ ‘ p^ e r.t glass. 733-1683_____ ^ IZJ-SilnjEqulpineW J.D. 644 Loader. $34,C00 . VJUOS. poliofy. fliisawtfe, BOUQH « LUMBER. MOST ^ ______loe jJ.D.4lOBackhoe.]d : $32,500. FIRST & second cutting hay. — ______OYDYNASTAR OMEGLASSII or " - (lUchora. 101 pols. 733-»SS DIMENSIONS. g SAWDUST. Omeaoft. bolh 203'a. 1 5 ■Sl any amount 733-4174______200 200' WF EWES, &BF LAMBS. On CAUfiM1J1,32Wa2:. Salomons 727. Exc. cond. U0 Aulomotlve ELLIOTT’S E INC., / ForSa)eCom61laC« $10Q>a/be8tolfer.8a6-2ei7. ~ mOwlartdAve. 8a»-77S2 X YOUNO^ EWES, due to ^ FOR SALE hay & barley. Lamb ^ In Feb. 3 2 ^ 7 . :’J72-AfitiquM OBMkrapeSalea C 124-Sno*V«Wctes ^ dolivorod In 20 ton lots only...... ir-Auto,Pirt>i BDRM SET. Early igoo'a. a , Anlk)uas, dishes, maga- Call C 324-7921 e v e s.______110 1ia-PoultryjR^_ _ FOR fo SALE: 1978 Scorpkjn Accettortea bBob. Houston, Salo* Rep OMn'a & womon's dresser linesn & books, old scales, ci 440 anow mobile. Call 366- -w/rnlrrors. Bed has hloh [>4 FOR SALE: Alfall* & grass “ :hROME WHEELS 4 lires, 8 HonHomo Ph o n e ...... 733-1490 boan picker, sithe & cradle, hay. f,. Call366-2482.______..^ea^l & foot boards, swords, j, scrcrotary. bear 8 •• 112- W 0o(i______S; iole 15x7.50. $200. Side — Circassin walnul. oxc. confl. b( FOR SALE: 7,500 BUSHELL — 1YROLOJohnDeoro2^iiace pipe3lpos. $60. Mirrors, $20. boro heads, crocadiio skin. BUTTE IRRJOATION has Sn 1 « -T ru c k s t i aiQofoffer.324-?0?5. Italloi u, hitches, usod pipo, BARLEY. Call 544-7534. _ BUI Snowmobile irailer, less 5o5CW5D-V6 & transmission. used oouipmeni lot SALE: Ihan ity 100 miles. $650.423-4471 tlOO»OO.W 4596.______lof J , BontwooO oak baby high windows, w tiros 8 wheels. HAY H HAULING WANTED: Excollont solid set, $800. alt orsalo; 75INTERNATIONAL ■jloiiEIL______fof • Chair, oxc cond, Jl35. 7W- saSdlos, K skis, laying hers? havo h; 2 Semis. & Bobtail. Call A&M & Irrego hand lines. 'OR SALE; ROLLCAGE & TranFranSlar 2. w/290 cummins. ■-aeoaorTaj-Tsg.______lal la lamb, donkey, misc. Sale 5 5^ ^ ^ 0 2 1 ______1975 440 Polaris & 1975 340 quSUMPERS) FOR BAJA. CALL lOsplOspd trans. 4t1 i t u end. $1100, Polaris. Both run excellent, OAK aufplniino drossor i hold 5' Inside, Blue Lakos Blvd MANURESPREADINQ Dolroll [>, Diesels model 671 ^ 12^5524.______m«/42' li: llalbed iilr, (old down - miffor. oak highboy dresser, S. f T.F. 1 mile S. ol railroad Loo’s L' Custom Farming. 4 447 471 wllh pump. Sell pair for $875.324-5797. ^lort 390 h«aden, mopar sides,ffiake oiler.42^a64. ittaplo surplntlne dresser. Irack, lolt side, watch lor Fllcr-326-4964or3»4703.Fi Goodq . used boosters, 15 1975 J,®' 440 Ctieolah, 1973 440 318-T18O60/OFFY manllold, IHC,IHC, CO DIeael. 260 cunv | ___ '?3«772.747MtVlewDr signs. Fri 28lh, Sal ?9lh STRAW FOH SALE. Good hplolOOhp. hpl Panther. ra Artic Cal till Irallor. turblutbo/350 trans. 32M668. mln;mlns. 4 4 4, new tires, pwr r. Dayllle till dark.- J All exc. cond. $1175. 7344737 ^ . Ronnlsh*d anttqut ^ cloan 3 siring balps. 366- Thundorbirdwheelllnos. Tl All Set of 14x8 Chov Cnromo str. will take 22 n bed. Ro- OIN(INA tOeSN'T HAVE ANVSlSTbJS.Jus.Jasnw)as6#cnHER5 . tumltuf*, bullol's & DOLLSI P Oid & Modem at 2106.______r Highway Hjfll 27, Paul. 4384103. ojl ipokes 4 Radlals, $150. coritcont complelo dttvo tram 0 THE fl*0Y .W O A ff TURNIN'IfTOIfiDACOf.'O O • malor. $6^ . 87&-3796. - m ik ^ o p vanity. 734^26. SAT | ' Flea Markot. Addison & WANT u TO BUY: Barley, mix- DETROIT DET 3^3 high pressure 1977 191 SCORPION tK W ^tam ero 4 small bk>ck parts. Blako SI. TP.______J mobile, 440, real good con- 734- ~1»M Kalamuoo Presldeni od otaln. & hay on tho larm. pumping pun unll for pressurlz. me rU4737eves.______MuaUuat 8e(l apMd trucfca. 2 twin • wood cook stovfl. very good OARAGE ^ SALE EXTRAVA- Cair324-5184. C ______Ing Ing sprinkler lines. $3500 or dillon.i750.536-25aa. dU ^WE REBUILD Hydraulic scrows 3 «/lag aile. All . cond. cream & groan color. QAMZA, ^ Don't miss this bosloller.734-3Saa. 1900 1M SU-Ooo aSOO, Ikjuld JacIJacks at ABBOH'S AUTO worked lasl hanrosl. More. ----- 131. 2nd, 8 3rd cutting hay. Information7344178______, ^,M6a.733-7M7. Onol 0 Pickup campor. Dodge oat hay & slriw. all covered. FOR FOF SALE; Aluminum main cooled, co 650 miles, comol suSUPPLY. r 305 Shoshono 'Gl®.' «-Trucia 1I«-T « - m ck8 I'.nti . Coll O Sin Wgn. Chevy campor line. 700 h. or 10". 750 It. ol clutch, cli excellent condition. SlioSlieet So ulh. Twin.______195819M Frelghtlinor COE 220 -J ..- , -.T ; ^VJ 324-5167 or 324-5182. line van, + lols ol Misc. heaiod _J 1::J^.JL JJL 8LL Ring.loclL -IIITrade or $1850.366-2961. ,7l-CHEV-037-engtne.-oom- 7 -CujCummin#,, ___ .19re.Toyota boluitt-Plcliuo 3_____ garag'd. Uoe co(foo~377 ^str2nd-8-3rd-Wtil-sel| any- »1-OATSUNrLong-'t>odr5- - lin ­ 07t-(lij«lal B wltn 50 (t.rlsers.423-5700. $30,000 $3( IN USED snow pig,Bleto. newly overhauled. iransmissTorv Heavy duly apd. longbod with shell, Harrison Street. TF.______J am ounl. Prico ncgotUblo. T1!H Mac roars. Good rubber. seed. 20,000 miles. 734- 423-5959 or 734-1321.______HASTIMGS mobiles. mt Clearance nevinever been run. Soe at >41.______am/lm radio, radial tires. REPOSSESSION: Yamaha NelghborDood N Garage Sale ^ aale-$499 and up. Kawasaki gnrBROWNIES SHOP, 3®ggood tunning. $4500. 678- 9344551 aller 8om. 1500 bales Ol Straw. 65t por GATED PTPE 4M4.______711 fF 0 « 0 FJSO PU. AT. PS. 'CTeCtrlc Plano. 6 mos old. w/lurnlluro. w appliance. Fall salo on all slies. -SM- ol oX Twin Falla, 7344060. Heybum. 678-2413. ^ 1979ChevDteee4 3whM All Brass trumpet, by 1978 CHEVY Ion, PS. PB. callsweicome. ” .| ______days, t ^ aller 4pm 3264881. alto 3214837 afiet6om. ^ e a ------olr. 0 w/diesel oconomy — alter 5:30 733-7314. ^ jialed shell avaliablo. See 1980 '960 FORD. PS. .PB , Air • HoHon, with hard case, good Uawl Sprlnker IbMi S'* Mlkj 79 1907 lnt*matlonaJ Ulon. 2 ^> ,appr«datel Can 734-7391 cond.. cond 4-spd. AM-FM Shap e .» , 733-1?73. I onoinn. 54^6023. UM 79 ARCTK: CAT 5000. liiv 55 cfChrome baby moo«» wttfi 1*? Oee-FlrBwood -- ° eel.ML Good condition. Farmer ,.Sharon- ___ 73 c I960 FORO 3 ton Iruck. 54 2, DRYWOOD by truck load or - IH-FmSiippIlM f m . ask for Joso or Cheryl , 5= aCHEVYWIonp/u350 V8. ,.Reyal oHlce master eleciric “ DAIRIES i Farm Ground lor ^7^ BEAT High Spring Pricos 15- 1973 CHEVROLET Pickup, 4 tsp, f new paint, exc. Intori- J'flit brakes, wltn HIAB pu. Fir or pino. Also groon FOR SALE or trado (or snow TnTravol Trailer 4 Ford Pickup. t»lj>elween8 4 5 weekdays. I* typowrllor. *23-5346. wood. ^ 3 2 4 - ^ iQUino. ront in Ihe Gooding. Won- lM; Aulomatic, new llros, runs or.r. stereo, very cloan. 733- hydriliydraullc knuckle crane 414 doll, Fairfield areas. Contact mobile: J],®’ 2 yt. old Jersey bull. $i!$1500.7334905 after4pm. FOF-OR SALE 1972 750 Honda, npogood. $995. Call 733-1379. 4^ It. Slake bed. Exc. cond. . U ke new 1 yr old Cannon £ 12 fl. Massey Harris p<> < 1 3 . ______^ ■*iP2W wilh 3 -paper FOR ^ SALE Good cloan dry FmHA pl by r-Jf-aJ. 934-4468. RNE USED RV's whilo Ihey t>«2:aoal ollor. 734-5215. ^ n4.000.67M796.______pino. Discount to tonlors. - swathor. 16 It. boat 4 trailer. 1973 GMC pickup. Auto, PS. 73) FORD F RANGER XLT. AT. ^ : cartridges & oxtra toner. \ WOULD UKE to rant (arm 4^ lasil Allas Salos. back ol LIKI.IKE NEW 1982 Honda 125. aA/C./C Excellent conditkjn. PB.B. PS. valve )ot> complele I960 FORD 1/2 Ion pickup^ Aspen also available. For w 4234401,______pPay'n , Pack. 7344219. Cov^ v e r 4 tio downa Included, ciar kyl. Looks new; l9nO M C <2500 Of bost oiler. 734-2402. details ? 733-3266, 734-6383 ground O' In the Paul-Hazelton ^ $1900.734-2973.______IMM M 2. Runs great. $1500. Jcy'-, 2DESKS forsale. 733-4316. f. area. Havo sugar boot con- 300^ gallon gas barrel. No ,716 R . ARISTOCRAT Travel tJiOn.OOO. Call 65^393. .,55; ord 390 w/all machine wcrx ^ballaro. made like El FRUIT WOOD lor salo, f,' 1974 3/4 ton Camper Special Fo» iract & coniract beans. Rel. stand, $1.00, TriTrailer. Excolioni condillon. SACSACRIFICE, Repossessed ChcChoyonne package. Air. comomploted. Roady to go Cami:amlno;ioadcd, reat good - Seasoned wood, cut lb any 43a-5e40aaklor.Kon. 7344941. __ 6131 ^Honda CB900. lull dross. p /s w ether. $150 .9 3 4 -^. cond:ond.; 61 Chevrolet w/384 'W-Hidlo,1ViSlefW lonpih. f. 54^^083.______- P/S, P/B. low miles. Exc. <001 moto 114-Firmlmpl«ment8 ^ ^2700■ Call 73:^8406. concond. Call or como by Travol — motor; 1977 Chev. Impala. 145 ACRES Farm Ground, 1973 Kll Companton Triner aood cond.. Call 5 4 ^ 4 a T ^ COLOR Television, used. LET |j US koop you warm. Dry V 19' sell-contalnod w/ toll--1.21,2 HP Bike Moior. Brand TooTown. 643 2nd Ave. Soulh. 1971CT FORD COURIER, long ^ Ilrowood. spill & del. $75 a Sprinkler Xi Irrlgalod, woll or FORfOI SALE; Now loador Ian J,9' large solecllon from (149.95. canal wator. cash rent. tvoi down awning 4 stabiliser nowlow. easy lo Install, JM 734:734-2991 . boxox pickup. 48.0X miles. IBMI960 FORD 1 ton high cube •Kon'e TV S Appliance. 420 cord. cj 352-42M or 352-4429. g typo lortllliet spreader bod. ° ° urgo van. 2414 Addison Gooding area. 9344350 bo- 611678-1334 (Jali eve.______^ bars. 54346^ ------mp(Tipg. 20 mph, $175. 8374962 11975 97! Dalsun pickup w/shell. 23tt300 engine. 4 spd. radio, urge ; Main South;______' LODGE Li POLE PINE, 18" tw tv een9& 5.______^ ------alloille r3 p m .______Mic Michelln radlala w/whiie catram per window. Insulaled. Ave.Uve. 1Eaal. 7344678.7344940. lenglh. $80 cord, doii>crod. ^ FOR SALE: 101 combine. ,, am per shell. Extra studdod 1960 •, INTELEVISION GAME l« 80 ACRES Hagorman Valley 829-5260 sjg. ______1 IZM^ampofSiShens i1900 m HortdaCLSSO. $500 firm. spoepokos. runs good, SHARP! can I960 ToyoU SA9 LongM ■1 Comp. 10 cartridges. $300; Cair934-8544. C ______potaloo “ ground. Cash rent. f34.2313aftor6.______W7 5 - 6 ^ .______snonow tires 4 wheels 4 more, am/fr»m/fm. iioo miles. 73«841 EASY RIDER S H E a lor L/W Also- TEAC REEL TO REEL PINE. P Willow. & other wood. & ^ 4 3 M ______FOfl™ SALE: 467 JOHN E> 1975 Diamond Roo. 350 De- lood 30 moo unil. 6S6-2i9e. - allot:iliet5om. . 1 nt200: Call73*-1724______C DEERE BAILER. NEW bobox. Insulatotl, paneled. In- 1B7!1978 Yamaha 400 Enduro 1971 Cul 10 slovo length. 324-6566 Excolioni Condition. $595 or trolirolt, Jake rig, 13 spd. 1971 If noanawer 733-20^. ( CONDITION. 324-5740.______tOitorior lights, exterior marker Exc ■ ‘J>for)Mr 8 tn c k atareo deck. If 089-PMlureiFMR«nl ® lights, good condition. t>esl b_os oiler. 734-2973 4040' utility flat with full down — ■ftomo unit. $40 or best offer. s FOfl SALE: 18' Beaver-UII I'J side, traps 4 winches. 625- 'I75 SEASONED HARDWOOD, ,r 734-7391 beiore 8:00 am or 196:1962 SUZUKI, GS 850 Shatl 5 ^ ' 7$->Au1oDetiars 175-17S-AutoDMi«» ‘^64^6898. ______Mahogany. W white & rod WANTED ” to rent or buy Tandem Tar Axle Equipment sum m er pasturo for 250-300 Trailer. Tra Call 625-5856. «ilallornoons4evcs. drive, dtlv windjammer, lahring, ^ Roallslic AMfFM S track & codar. <=J Custom cut. 678-8596. engine guards, low mllos. 1971975 FORD pickup.6 cyl. 300. M Slock cows. Send replies 10 IH m 642 grain drill ml grass |NINSULATED CAMPER Shell ong pKono w/speakors. $50. THE Ti WOOD SHED. Dry Islo Bo*&:^c_/oTimosNows._ □ jgj lor small pickup. Exc. cond. BXC. oxc cond. 734-7173 robrebuilt engine. $ 2 ^ . 734- * .'iSarrard turn table w/dust Park p Pine $85 coid. $65 . soedor.l4’ lor $3350. IH 542 4 ------_ , _ 7137138 anytime.______botbottom, 2 way IB” plow »i;$250or best ollor. 423-5524. _ covor & cartridge. Uke now. pickupp' load. Split & doi. . 1975 Ford H ton Ranger XLT $85- 734-0429.______Ample A supply. 733-6261. 1OO-Uv0stockWantefO' dirt to snow. Plenty ol slisloops 2. sink 4 stovo. $350. . - r TOSHIBA VIDEO dlsc-player poiatoos-733-5083. ^ power with All-wheel drive 4 32i 1 34' Poorloss landom axlo, 1971976 Chevrolet V4 ton pickup, 1983 RENAlAULT 1; can bo iflapled to stereo. ^ calvos for sato. Contact PO' doubio drop, low boy. 1000 x notnow rubbor. new palnl. T -W*th 31 movie discs, less , Kara. Magic Valloy Dairy. 4 cyt. P Wisconsin, $4200; Dual 20 rubbor, Exc cond. 734734-7640 oves or weekends. ALLIANC!iCE OSO-PelaiSuppllai 438-8292.’ U axlo oxli Irallor w/nogotlablo 1 t 27-^otor Homes , ^$6500-reducod to $ ^ . m en 4 months old, $1100. ' lerms, Call 7884147. Ralley. 197B Ford Super Cab Vi ton, '! .valuo. $850. or make oflor. i COLOSTRUM STARTED bull '2^ Boloro' Bam 934-5834 or Vr -MF 558 Swaiher. IS ll hoad. CLASS A MOTOR HOME lor AT. AC. consider trade-in. SALE ' PR IC E ^... ’Ca»-aller6p.m .423-5201. SS D !ftlUW33 for salo, 3;4-5042.___ 'MF ronl.2111,.8lo6ps6.733-1027 726-524T: ^ - • %7344087 ______drapos. 4 years old. Good 3 4 9 5 USED COLORED TVS, markings. rr champion FOUR F' SIMMENTAL bulls. 2 condillon. 734-2279.______^or alter ipm 7334244 15 fft all aluminum hoist bed 19}1973 FORD COURIER, long guaranleod & rocondillonod. blQOdllno3.$100.326jw. b yoars y. old Itils spring. Two FOUR WHEEL DRIVE MINI- comploto witn all hvdfautics. hoibod, sholl, 2.3 litre engine. “ Portables & consoles. X pollod. 536-2668 a/ior S. SMALL SM AC traclor w/'/< yard 2^ $1500J3ood condJreOTW.. AKC REG. Goldon RGlilovor Pj loador. scraper blado. cor- MOTORHOME '78 Born Ftoo oxcolioni. 734-2578. ^ aiackorappllanco 733-1804 pups p lor sa le-934-4591. H HOLSTEIN Springer Hollers rugator. Phone aller 7pm "20 Fl. unll mounied on '78 1 pair.. Corvvln Vega AKC a Rog.lslorod Minlaturo lor salo. Warned Opon 32^3090.______Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 “ npeakors. IB" woolor, 2 3V{" POODLEPUPPIES, p J75. Call Holfora. H Will trade. 4 2 W ^ '’^2 Suporcab. Fully Sell- 175175-Airto Dealer? 175 TRACTOR SALE; JD 4240, JD co 175-Auto Doalors j twoiFiberglass Exterior, M olor Trend'• n i ' . . „„ 3, ^ Jollerson Sl. 733-2450. 900 9( lbs. good activo bull. Loughmlller. 733-5781. g, Any sl:o Walorbod. largo. 324-3119. ______Excelieni condition, low bookcaso headbord with DOG D TRAINING. Obcdlonco. 1068 New Holland balo m:mileago. Born Freo unll will CAR OF THEEYEAR! ^ otched mirror. Stained '& Gun G dog 8. protection dog. MINNESOTA HOLSTEIN wagon. 1“ Dlosol ongino. A/C. dcdetach Irom pickup in lacQuorod w/matlross. linor. Call326-S609. C ______S SPRINGER HEIFERS. CALL oxcollont condlton. $35,000. mimlnules. $13,950. 734-2442. LOOB c T " 324.5573.. ______Bjg hoater & IIII kll. $199. Rock 829-5733.______~ SPECtAL d o w n / 11 1 1.9% .9 C ^ e k Walorbods, Oil Blako REG 2 yoar whllo lacod IOM «ng IHC. LIKE NEW: 400 FtFriday & Saturday only. 19S0 1 9 8 0 C H E 1S ( V R O iE T I U H 9 annual percentagepel rate St. behind Gateway trailer Dual 0 purpose LabraiJorB. horolords-old ^ ranoo bulls. un show quallly with working e HOURS. DUALS. 543-52 75 . 2222 II. Slardusl. Good Iloor sales. 7 3 * ^ . ______Si Shelby Williams, 5^4756. plan, rear balh. Loads ol OAC* abllily. Puppios have had 2 1968 MASSEY Ferguson P’ % TON 0 BEAUTIFUL Wator 8 od, eomplolo ?' physical oxamlna- REGISTERED ^ Holslein 1100. Cab. 18.4-34 tiros, now ststorago, low mllos and groat Klngslze, hoadboard + 11 Bulls. Sorvico Age, Irom top condlilon, A supor buy al 6 cylinder, 4 tpved, nlcinice iruch. Good got lions, dow-claws romovod. ? clulch, now hydraulics last cc economy, No. T405. W oi $5695.$ Si 48 PAYMENT? OF ®1 drawer podeslal & matching A.I. Siros. Dalo Williams. year. 800 hours on a now only or $16,500. Rock boltom M58««/mo. drossor w/mlrror. $500. DHLP-PV ^ Inoculations 8 are £ aoclall:od In ttio homo. J2W 2ZJ------ongino. » ; $7000.5374523. Drpricod only Friday & Satur­ T M IftW IIK 423<959.______day, Ttivol Town. 643 2nd “Plc.ismg Cusiom cfss ForFo 36 Y oars" Parents aro hip dysplasia Springing S Holslein Hoilors. 1980iqr INTERNATIONAL 784 O N L Y ...... CASH fo r~ g o o d usod ^ closo to Call. dUease Iroo. 1:° Ave. South. 7J«9»1.______.*4995 cloar & oyos aro corlKicd c modol iraclor. nearly now. ^ T n r T o B «■ a c 1 rtT ls o H furniture and appliances. normal. n For furihat details havo f' boon Isotaiod Irom Exc. p ,, cond. Assume pay- TWO ” MOTOR HOMES FOR , Banner. 733-1421,______on J, thoso boaulllul puppies othots ° lot 11 mos 734-81B7, monts, „ ' Includos a 2-boiiom RENT. WInlor discounts. RATTAN LOVE SEAT, chair, Ploasocall P 733-4351. 734-4070,733-5487.'■ ______AC plow. 10 ft. Pittsburg “Call 734-2302.______oudm an. colfoe lable, end • • • TOP T DAIRY hoilors 8 cows disc, ou good cond. 5324410. 191978 TIOGA molor homo. CONPAL\ULOS tiiblo $500 324-2025 .. lor oalo. Will buy on order. . - 202011. 43.000 miles. $9000. OF THREE Bar Stools, FTEiT“I TRiAL?""'Pnoaiani Clydo c Hughos 543-5625, 5374523.53 ______Hunt? 6 wook old Goiman BuhJ.ldaho^ B ______11 115-FannWofk a Old Keg Style. All lor only Shorlhair ? puppios. Sired by << 78 UTTLE TTTAN, 20', good CHEVROOLET WHJ■LS ^<9.95. Cain's Clearance 2 WANTED; 30 head disoaso Iloor plan, w/awnlng. hllch. U O W » itM^ M a ln ______• QMP/tNY _ ^ ^ pMr, 733-7111. _EEhrllchor Abo NFC/DC JfoT. o p tc Q young cowa. calvo ‘ MANUREHAUUNG auxiliary I'J gas lank, atoel ra- MOTOR CQI “ DBm‘3“ 5lro-l3-FC -Siylisti- -pFob, or March, J24-3601. Bon'Holdemann ?P- -rn-4?94f6? (]idials. Groat condillon. Come TWO 25- RCA Consoio TVs; Soda. c 934-5200. ^ 324-43^^^J»romt n» ^ ^ 3 ^ 6 5 W 122"AdmlralColorTV; ^ WILL TRADE lor Springing RETRIEVER RE HAY HAULING* by bi or Call Travol Town. 643 ZOMIIIfiAvenuoEasi. aVlNQ 0 KENNELS now Hoilorsh or milking cows; In- Coll Cal Tony Madono Jr. 423- 2ndAvn.Soulh. 2r 734-2991. accopllng dogs lor obo- lornatlonal ■, 815 comblno. 14‘ 4089. ^0^ VdWet sofa, 90 Inches, tl5. dlanco S' training 438-5172 or - • 73a-1273.______i grain hoador. 4 row corn — 436-9739.______hoodor. ° pickup allachmenl. Snow StM dtllts In the drtrwray? ■ 5 ,'DRAWER CHEST, un- for sale: 2 FEMALE Greal hydroslallc h drive. Cab & air, Oon’l Dof atop oulakJe . P«* finished.. ' oxcelloni Dano n Pups. lOwks old, t 3^4-3119. 3: ______u p i up your telepjpr** ^ dial a workmanship. Solid wood, bilndle. h fawn. Ch. AKC doal out ol Classiiled. 733- 189, Cain's Clearance □ 10 HEAD of good Black 0631. qm* Rogistorod. W /shou. 734- Angusa Cows. Call March or fconler. 733-7111.______7231 J! alter 5:30 wkdays. J April. 7330557, ___ A d v e r t i t * 5 PIECE Dlnqlte. 4 chairs 4 FREE p 10 good homo- pure- » BjG latilo. Priced lo blow out al brod b Irish Sollor lomalo. 8 eor hM d ot lop quallly v (o r as littl* os ' $28. Cain's Clearance monlhsn old. 734-2619. d°isease Iroo holslein spr- f" , PROFITS Inflorhojlgrs. 5 ^ 7 8 9 ., ^ C>Av{atk)n______1* physical, local oxam igilis. tor ti of Bill Cody, Suporlor ,'f I'OUR SI RVICE Call 22 cu. II Good condition. P AIRCRAFT OWNERS quality $300.733-6332.734-7295. Animal ^ Houso. 733-9634. bloodlines, b Exc. broodmaro; AIR a n di directoi AQHA 1980 Palamino Filly, paint pali rollnlshing, SirIp & IN ►ry FREE2ER UPRIGHT. U te PROFESSKDNAL P t 733-0931 GROOMINGI Vacationing? haltor & racing bloodlines, paint. pali C150. Tomahawk olc. IHIS modol. Nice condillon. $175. 0 started woll, 7348293 ovo'a. tl099. $10' Acrylic enamel. Add 733-0148. ______ril !• hoard your dog, Cherl Millor Konnol3.423-MC14.___ GOING G In Iho Sortlco- Mual $100 for Imton. Your hangar M'NM .L'ii.u i;w * SEARS KENMORE chest ^ K hoat. Evo 1436-3357. PUREBRED Soal 'Polnl aoll ^ Reg. Putobrod Arab Ireezor, 15 cub. 11.1 yoar cld, P Moro i Putobrod Arab 1958 195i CESSNA 175 alrplano. llko.now. $275. Soar# Ken- Slamoso S kitlors. 8 wooka. t 120 hours on engine, good .m 733-9087.______G Golding. Fot more Info- 120 moto trash compactor. $75, .* 734.4577, 7 3 4 « 6 0 . ____cor condition. Call Ace Hanson 82^4225.______• REG. R AKC German Shorthalr ; Chovroloi Sales Dept. 733- H orsos boughi-sold-tradod, - - S ’,' INQ ^ WASHER and ORYER lor pups, P havo boon vaccinated. ' "3033. Financing available on A'UTOCLEANiNQTwA —QW el a t o TIPSoiL ------real roasonablo. 324-4235. , HomeolDM'gOoctor. opproved crodll. and shrubbory aalo. Call 73M5B7. ri 93- Llvosiock. PH. 7334055. »£f ADVERTISE Want lop dollar lor(nr woiir ^0^ dtlvoway ig. Call lor appt. J 4 K REGISTERED Yellow U bs. / 1 cLrMU lots, etc. You hi Hor»«8 for S tls or tnde. 1981 CESSNA TURBO YOUR vohlcle? Shampoo c* ry,73M551.______oeo-Heatinatnd gomo s whllo In color. Call L Skyllnollwim NAV-PAC, 116 wax. dogroaso your i . dolivory. North 54M078.______Barnf yd manure $5 pickup SERVICE SPECIALTY B jM O o a AlrCoodltionlng » load, i'll load, 326-4831.____ hours, hisi DME. auto pilot. 3- A small rnvostmenl loi .nJRW na..n: 'OEUNO______ROTTV/EILERS AKC rog. 2 t blado prop., oxygon, flxod IN THIS DIRECTORY ' 'roiurn. A 4 E Indunduslrios. HOME FURNISHSHINOS ‘ Bulld'fllld>Repalr>Romodol Horaoohoeing & trJmmlna. jobs a spociolly. Wo SAVE MANY BUCKSI (omalo. |! 1 male. 4 months. [ gear. January 1983 annual. •. Ronl to own P CoiTiMre our prices on r . Harry DollamBlet.^^ifiQ is,. . P®; n t m ______: at ovoryminQ 733-3177----- $800. Will consider loims, ^ fmmaculate.------Alwaye- - — Placwlundenho hoatf/nffof-of— — - PAINTINQ' — ------twddinflrflpprt ttame brand wood burning 42^5963.i ^ SPECIAL HORSESALE" hangated. h^| No down-tako • ycufcholcol SERVICE sieves. Hllchln' Posi v Sunday January 30, ipm, ovt Budget Palming. SpSpray 4 Center, t F . ^ ^ TO GIVE AWAY: Rofllsieiod c 4 Shrubbory trim-' Stovea. Kimberly 4234C129. J Ranchors , Aucilon, TF. (im Your, ad will reach 22.000n} brush work downn aat low LANDSCAPING Cockor Spaniol. 2 yrs old, ? no cosi. 733-0^ 5pm-0pn Free ost. Insurod. Wood itove-A shln. Air light Bulf.Spavod.a 734-6767. 73M 551______- .lamllioa everyday and tho ■Qpm, Pruning Everg jree Caro. 734-1484. wim automatic Thormoslal ^ 2 HORSES; 1 papered Paint 121-"Bo«t9 12 &Accesi. rosulls will amaso you. Callall CARPEKTEHS troos. roso | bu = ' . s “ i l - poll 733-1372 evenlno8. T oolding, call roping, all — today and ono ol our Iriondly ~ ■ V Frooosllmalos b o a t s T m otorsT tr a il­ \ Homo Mainlonanco aroun'iI cow hoiso; 1 Big Ad-Visors will holp you word'0 pairs. Basement flnl or 7344166 AD)ADVERTISE shols. 324-2881 allor 5. “ e r s . Magic Valley Marina .•Jg-BulldinflMateftila J papor>«d Appaloosa Maro ER your ad so that if will boSo . . 734-2576 )EC0RAT1NQ ^YOUR 3 MONTH OLD U b cross, b ■^'Orw.on 3^63.7^141. moal ollocllvo and bring you broke ir drive or ildo. Slud - li CONSTBUCnON Wall Mlldon spociallJina sp In SERVICI male. Free to good homo. (00 paid lor-to Big Palamino Evlnrudo Evl 4 Mercury Molora, - the resulls you are looking IVICE SPECIALTY I •3/6"Chip^rd$3.96 Animal J Houso 733-6634, s 5 tu d 6344195 ev>,'« boats to; 4 flshlno tacklo. Now comm.. Industr iN TH•HIS is DIRECTORY 1 •WChlpBoard$4,fl6 • romodoling, Spoclallz 2 YR. OLD FILLY, 'f, Tom'a Toi Martna & & o rt O di, ' >"’5/8" Chip Board $5.95 ■ 2 structural concrolo. I paint. 4 labor Placod1 unounder ttn hoadlna ot , polosa i Shoiiand, $135 HoyburnfBurley, Ho 678-7473, 7334931 13.733-4360 . - : - ' — yourcholciholco! '] ,:.'’3 /4 " Chip Board $7.49 ■ ■ ' . « g - Consl^TJWI^ _ ' '‘*4' Economy Studs ,09t m Groon litoko to drivo, gen- ' f FO o r s a l e 1.0 . 20' 260 hp ------PAINTINO______Your od 4will rcach 22.000 llo, 3 «hoel horao drawn OMC. Of- Call 733-1914 alter CONSTRUCTON '■■•W CD glow Plywood ^I " APPUANCE REPAIR ~ ------Popor.honginc (s 'ovoryday and tho Farm ers' market chariot, now, ^.306-7340^ 5pm. 5£t ______J______S 4 JConBltucilon - } will am uo you. Call Red Shaw, 14 yra. expot., Addllons, Hemodolihc K-iJa, SKI d — ...r«f.'.Oalvanijed.0ella Rlb- 3 HP Aquabug.Oulboard, ‘• formerly- wllh...Showkase. a . ' a s s i . i and onool our Iriondly I' n n ,d3« lineal ft 1( » - H 0f80 EqulpfnBm • ioSpO(ting Goods Sun In Ruport. 1 -4 3 ^ ; Produce Is in operation & “ I 543-5787'22vr3soxoorlonco 0 y H Pt-YWOOD SALES buying £ frosh pacKOd quallly pull P & gooseneck horse & n,: ee e d o l o Smilh & W osson 73M931 \ , (B«Mr>d United Oil) polaloos. p Call for Evoroit cr stock ° irailers. Hagerman plslolsdi! for collecllon. Buy. , J . : ^ 73M 9W Kenal423-6555. f< KImboilv. 037-fl294 ^ day. 637-6282 ovos, aoll P],: trarlnaunB.94M765. c P «rr» t ( C-lO T im e s-N e w s, Twinn F£Falls, Idaho Friday, Januarja ry 2 8 .1383 tom otivee 1 4 0 - 1 7 5

1 « - 4 Wheel Ortrts 1<&-Aulos-AMC 162-Autos-Fords leS-Meftury&Urwoln I960 EAGLE 4 door. 4x4. air,f, LEAVING! MUSTSELL' 19>68 ------1»eO MARK VI. 4 dr, bUck, 1980 FORD BRONCO, P/S,■ aulo, powor windows, till,t. Mustang V-6, T-top, A/C 5 i « " P/B. amMm storeo cassotto. ) Very good condition. Soil aill very mce, tow miles, now T o o - crulso. Voty mco J5300 tirps.SIO,000 878-3796 ... A/T,cJaan.543a84l.. e7a-3796. — ...... - - ... - - viholosaio or bosl oiler. ■j 733-3207. _ _ 1981 MERCURY MartjuiS i n o JEEP CJ7 Larado pkg.• 74GREMUN. RUNSGOOD& 1 9 7 9 C H EEVROLET \ 258 6 cyl, 4 spd. hard top. y ieefi Ford Falcon Rinchero., Brougnam 2 dr E«c cond, • LOOKS GOOD. JTOO 733- lowmilPS 734-;033,i't>'r5 AM/FM cass. o«c cond,' ^.38 • .. . Reconditioned. Call alter 54^5646.______• 5:30733-731f.______ON / S n 16a-Autos - Oldsmobile_ slorr,nf) powff b'oVi.,\ 1981 FORO F-250 4x4. 15.000I 152-Aulos-Bulck______19T2 Ford Station V/agon J » mllos, 7300 GVW. 18500. Call Good condition. 733-7047 E x a ’79 TORONADO oreslt AM lotlio Mcf) bumpcT p (/ 823-4526.______■ BANK REPO 1975 BuicK 1974 Ford Hancnoro w/'whitce w/evorything. Economical, 1982 DATSUN KING Cab 4x44 Eloctra. Call Kay or Cneryl' shell. Porloct lor listimg.1. Roo I9000-J6995.678-3372. with topper. Call 73+-13189 734-7900.______huntinn, skmg. Call aller,, _S------NOW ...... *5495 1968 BUICK Skylark. 2 door, / / v ^ = = - fllior5Awee>ends.______6pm 73^^178 172-Autos-Pontiac 73 CHEVY Pickup ton 4x4. V8. Aulo., A/C, radio, groat 1974 PINTO Station Wagon, Vory^ood condition. J2250. condition. J795/best ollor.'• runs good. J795 V/iil lakee 19C7 FIREBIRD. E.ceiioni Call 734-4534. ______- trade^837-6365anytime. condition. Must sell! Call c m nm o s J 1-587-3406 ador 5. 77 FORD F260 4x4, hoaTy. 1970 BUICK SKYLARK COn- l'977 FORO PINTO V/AGON duty. 4 spd, L/O hubs, re­' vortlblo. Good condition. Low miles, oxcelioni condi-1- 1977 GRAND PRIX il. 1 built motor, now brakoa.■ 733-4234.______- non. 734-8093______owner, beauiilul silver, cxc. c t f c mROLET 3 throuahout.J2995.324-69^ «900/llrm.B78-4934.____ 1977 Ford LTD II pow ers. B. 140 wr * v ttttM o I n 154-Autos-Cadillac 77 JEEP CJ7. 304 V8, hard­ W. a/c. vinyl, 2 s. snow,v! 1978 Ponitac Grand Prix. top, am/lm storeo. 10x155 cruiso. till, auto. Will lake,0 27.000 actual miles, T rool, raoiaia, » 9 9 5 .7 3 4 ^ a tt5 . P,U, trado, 934-5450. 622!2 loaded wiin f«iira5_324-3903 x x ' ^ Novada. Goodjng;______78 Chovy Sllvorado 400 V8,^ 156-Autos-ChevTOle t___ loaded. 15900 or ollor. 1975 . 1977 MtJSTANG, 4 speed,1 1 7^A uto Dealers Mark IV bosl ollof.' 324-i- 1973 MONTE CARLO’ STOO» hatchback. MUST SELL! 7991.'/}______ORBEST OFFER. 733-3513. 4 « ^ 5 3 . ______73 GMC JIMMY, lully loadedd 1975 VEGA. Now paint, good)d 1979 FO'r'd GRANADA, 4 dr. w/oxiras. will trado part•t tlfos. Engine needs work.k. w/siuddod snow tires, 8 cyl. i i ® # @ ' “ Howw (come you've never meinode friends oouily lor small P.U.... Call T34-6410. Lots talk!____ Call 733-7202,______« W /b e slo lfe r. 423-4289. 19T6 EL CAMINO. air. P/0.3. 1979 Pinto CusTom Wagon, Vwith anybody whosei n a m e 81 CHEVY 3M ton 4x4 . 350 4 P/S , air shocks, $t950. Jimni Bubble aide windows. ,rf„ ------0_ - a34-B47igays.a34-51U-Cve3_3___n>3pMi—; pauiL-$M95__ “ ■ ■ iaegins wiih a ‘2 '?' llios, cb radio, sliding back*' 1977 CHEVROLET Camaro,0, ?24-5553...... mAYSPECECIALS— window. $8800. 83 M2J6. Rally Spori. Exc cond., nowIW 1979 T-Blrd. 39,000 miles, s aint too, Pfiono 734-4259. _ $4700 823-4323.______;; # 1 9 8 0 V W R A BIB B IT @ 1977 Chovy Caprice Classic. C- 1980 MUSTANG GHIA hat-p 2 d o o r, 4 sp o o l 1«-Trucks 142-lfnporl Sports Cara H 2-^m port Sports Cars 148-Anlk]u6 Aulos oxC‘ cond. inside & oul. CallJ" chback. AM/FM cassolto. oltor Spm during week,I*, P/S, 4 spd, 4 cyiindor. Groatai /»?J\ FrorMwhooidr^o, $3; ;; For Sala; 1S29 Model A; a nytime weekends M3-4656.i MPG, Immaculate. Low Mf, 1977 Toyota'Carona Wiflonon 1961 RABBIT. 4 door diosol,■ Roadstar Body. Dipood s lVj,W No. 992 ...... > 8 8 5 # " ra*DODGE D50 Soon PicVup, )r. mlloago. S4500.423-5342, am/lm cassctie. A/T. A(C, PS, A/C— 30+ mpg, cxc.‘xc. AM/FM lapo, 4 spood, air.'• primed- J1395. Othor bodies, 19T9 CHEVEHE 4 door, maiching campor snellirMi' condition. Soo at Bluo Lakoskos CLEAN. M200. 733-5001 allor 438-5586.______aulo.. oir. P/B. volour interl-'I- 1981 FAIRMONT wagon. Exc. iA dO ison.934-5951. 5i30______J or.31.000 milos.733-0356. cond, 9.200 miles. S6500. S6000. 73W500 7 THE RHINO. J940 Wlllys ” 1 9 7 6 FORD GRAN,NADA - - 87 BUG, noods work. , 1980 Chovotto 4 ooor. 2 tono10 Must SCO. 734-0786. i — 19« Dawun FIO S T p o TB., S, j795/bosl ollor. 306 E. lOin.J' overland pickup.. Big block Chovy; Custom paint, inlori­ paint, a/c, auto, am/lm.Tl, 76 FORO TORINO staiion3n \ £ y 4door. Qutomo 81.000 mllos. atoroo. Reg.eg. Joromo. cteollcnl conaiUon. J2650.® wagon, fluns. Good. JIOOO. 1 jf l- V a n s ______«77Slori1795 . 87^3372.___ or, lotloring,, oct. J7,500. » fronsmrssion. $ 1 324-5553.______- 733-4359, 1975 VW VAN. J2900 Tapo 734-8016ovonings.______apo 1878VWRabbltam/lmra0io.Jio, ■■■-■' ...... 1980 GMC Suburban Sierra- docK. propano hoator. 734-[ i t sun roof, 48.000 milos, runs Unraatorad 1940 Ford P.U . - # ..... 16 9 5 4 9659 days or 73<-23i3 14&-4 Wheel PTtYBs 90% compleio S650 priced to; Classic. 2WD. loaded, 15 166-M ercury & Lincoln___ •3^ good. S2600, 423-42aS or } m ptl,<7825.352-4280 ovos. cvoninoa or weekenda. 733-6799,______Vlllagor Ig bd campoi sliotl31I sol). Unre8loradl940Ford - c l^ s ic MK IV 1972 Excellent H E R ^ I Coupo Doluxo, body & 1 9177 ] VW DASHI 1978 CUSTOMIZED Fcfdord 19^ PEUGEOT diesel. 504,i(j4, Ior compact PU. whilo & cond. Invested J3400. Mako Van, tesoo. Call 32<-34?7. 3iai sllvor w/rollup windows.3 Iramo, or comploie S8505 160-Aulos-Dodfle _ ollor. 733-7750. Keep trying!|! (C y // 2 door, 4 spoo)od. front whool _ 40.000 milea. new radial pricod 10 sell 543-6294 1079 FORD'/J ion Super Van.'an. tiros. oiccllont care.i,e. t 20Q/oller 324-3547-7225 , 1978 DODGE OMNI. AM/FM 19T2 MERC. CAPRI, Eic, oasas ^ drivo, nico corir at o low prico. ▼ Cusiom Intorior. sinV, Ico oicollont condition, {6900-»0^ WANTED: Old slylo Fordrd 1980 C hat Cofvilr Good1 cassotto, low milos. Excxc mileage, aun roof, AM/FM 1 3 9 5 ® l»x. otc. Hjicn. luQoaooago 536-5822 or S3fr6S05.______Bronco, WocKod o> running.0 condition. Can bo soon at' condition. 734-6384.______&-track, mag wheels, radiais. “ 187PI0IC0.TF. 733-5800. ™ ..... rack. Call or como Dy Tfa»oi>*01 1979 Toyota Corolla Stalion■|0n 536-2256.______1979 ASPEN SUtlon Wagon.in. Good cond, 324-T350. _ Town. M3 2nd Avo. South, Wagon. Now radial tires,es, 1962 SCOUT. STOO or best■Sl 1982 BUICK SKYLARK. GoodI pertoci cond, low miioage,10. 19TO Bot>cat. Low miles. IFORDFAIRMM O « ® 734-2991.______LOW mllos t3500. 324-3427.^ ollor, CALL 324-5837 alterOf cond. P/S, J1400 or oiler. AM/FM steroo, A/C. S4500.30 suntool. auto trans. S2390.a: ^ 1 9 ^ 8 423-4401. 1979VwVan. Priced lo soil!»' 1S80 ACCORD. 4 door., 5 6eriv______days 734-6975 nites 734-1965.5. Call evos & wkends 734-6519.9 / W \ ______apood. 19.000 mllos. 35-375-37 1974 Choyonno Blazor, com- VVIV/ Station Wogon,in, I960 FORD 1 ion high cuboubo MPQ. List S6300, sell lor plotoly >econd. Insldo & out. 175-Airto Dealers 175-Auto Dealers 175-Auto Dealers N o . 9 9 0 ...... t 9 9 5 @ cargo van, 241< Aflouonson S5700. Eitromolv cloan.an. robulll ongino. Will considerer Avo. Eaat. 734-0678. 734-6940.)«. Boaulllul car, 734-3750 ove.!. irodo. Soo to approcialo. 73 OOCXSE.'very oood cond.md. I960 HONDA ACCORD. 4-dr. 543-8600 days 73 4-52MOV08. ■ ^ 195> 7 7 D A T S U N1 8 8 1 0 somo cusTomljlng. 3 spd.:pd. AC, AM-FM cassoite.Ite! 1974 JEEP CJS. 258 8 Cvl.. 3 o r s ownof. 734-626?.__ automatic. 73M571._____ spood. hi back bucVeis,^ K.(elley Moto 4 door, 4 spooc TB DODGE VAN. PS. PO, 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA,LA AM/FM. 1.950. 823-4473. o ir , 4 6 ,0 0 0 nnili.llo s , $ 2 , A/C. storoo. now lircs,■03, 5spd. low miles, AM/FMFM 1075 Ford 4x4 pk:kup, PS. N o . 1 0 0 ...... 1 5 9 5 0 J6500. 734-4999. cassotio. Sco to approcialo.ilO. AT. PB, air, J2500. Call 734- 543-6800 daya 734-52M ovos.'L 0 ^ 1 ,______1961 MAZDA 826 4 dr. exc.XC- 1979CHEVYLUV4J4 »80 MAZDA G 142-lm ^Sp^s^_ cond.. good gas mlloago.go. runs groat, good prico, • 837-6530 altor eom. 734.5449. FIAT X19-1978. ExcoMoni ; DAILLY SPEl:CIAL 4 sp o o d , con(Jillon.-S4000. Call 934-134- 4247,______N ° 9 9 9 ...... ^ 3» S 9 s 2 72 Mazda 4 dr, tur^s QOod, 175-Aufo Dealers 175-Aulo Dealers mako ollof of irado lor molor SATUURDAY, lANUfIARY 29 A R R O W ^ cvclo. 543-4720. _____ W 1 9 7 6 P L Y M O U T H A MGS 1965 CONVERTIBLE. G T 2 d o o r. Stic Tflumon onQlno. SIIOO. Days (V ^vJ shift, shorp COI 5 1 733-1038 aak for Vic. or ovo'sI N o . 1 0 4 ...... 734-3452 . 197411MPERIAL 4I OOOR 1 9 9 5 ® VW Scirocco, now pami. alloy whools. sunroof. I , • 9 % I Sloreo, t3300. 324-S5S3 1967 VW Bug. new ongmo, @CHRWSJOR]tDAN i> pood condiiion. J1600. Can FINANU a N G 0 .C 734-2^90altcfSpm. , •>_ :swagen Porsche/.e / A u d i ------. 1971 Lotua Europa. car In XL liE W 'e Aim To Plea.■ a s e ” ^ Ovor'haulOd"^f46£K). 32£l!i46a ^’ O N A I L .$ 1534 Bluo Lat • alior 6pm.______akos Blvd. N, Twin Foilsills, Idaho e330l[A % . 1972 TOYOTA STATION Bus: (208) 733-29545 4 . WAGON, CLEAN. J1295.i TOT4OTA'S • , 734-4418, 197rBMW"M0iT OxTconfl. mlQht accopi iraao in 734- ^ ( § ) # ) ( § ) 69ft d a y s .734-1965 ovc,___ 1978 D alsun B210hatchb3CK. am /lm . slool belied radiais.lais. j 1SOO,733-76S4a1lorSpm. 8a8 1978 DATSUN B210 HB. 30- 37mpg. S1799 or best ollor. •M ■— A ffordable Luxury> ry )(0 ,K 75t5966.ajjoj^5pm,______1B77 AUDI 100 4 dr. recenl W A S $ 1 4 9 5 .01 0 0 ovorhaul. all extras, sacn-JCri- flce«500 734-3416CV0S. »ILLAC D A TSU N TheiE asiest' PI lace 1577 SUBARU 4.whool drr.c HURRY! OFFER;R EXPIRES )AN. 31 waflon. with air, Qood conand . PONTIAC OMC S^00._324-2Walter5 . H e l l * InTrhe Worlrid To 1978 Datsun sio Hatchback. Sspd, 17.000 miles, will take irado. 734-0970alior5. too IIOCX MAIN AV( ( > t o r \ 1973 VW station waQon, re­ Blu y A Car! c built oniJincnransnilssion, rouphotatorod seals, AM-FM cassolto, ropair recordsi lor Wl lost 8 yrs. Starts good, runs ILLS 1981 FORD Fil150 4X4 1976 HERlERCURY MARQUIS ______oood. ^4-6972.______™ MOTOR 0 PICKUlI P SALE Nico color, tow m iloto». No, 3.Q 3A ...... — .* 5 6 9 5 * 8 010 *11 7 0 0 1980M1BCUR^■ T R O B C A T 4 cylinder, 4 jpood,I, /A M ,only30,000m iloj.N o. l-5(S..A * 3 1 9 5 i 9 i s i » v nI I U 2 D O I 1 9 1 1 MERIERCURYZEPHYR Z7 1980 CHIVY IMIMPALA i cylindi'f 4 vpvi-df<). Vinyl lop rullyoilly oquippod, tu-lono 1983 MA2IUDAB2000 SUNDOWNEIe SHORT BOX AT, PS. AC, TW.CR.n,n ic o orio ownor No. 2-91A. . . * 5 6 9 5 W a a « 1 44 i 0 3 W l o t $ 3 6 9 5 5 spood ovcovordrivo, stool ^W a s $ 6 3 3 S 1980 CHIVROL>L8T CHIYITTI bolted rodiolsiols. tinted glass Blue. 4 speed, excollollont oconomy. No. P 3 1 2 2 . * 3 9 9 5 swingout vc 1980 CHIVROL»L1T CITATION -v 4 cyiindor, power »toklooring, nico cor. No. 2-I78A . * 4 9 9 5 * 7 9 ond much moi, r 5 5 * 15 *31 0 0 0 5 7 4 ^ ® 19T9 CAMAROto BAU.T SPORT i r t o i t ...... Aulo. ironi., pow er)ir ilooring. oir, whilo 8 block. NoNo'2-35B * 5 4 9 5 1970WS1PEIEIIEmi KIT'MONARCH III GHIA 1979 CAMAROt o Z - 1 8 Economical lron»|nvpo'lotion 2 OOOR. Low miloi, lully equipped. 1383lriA2DADA 1983MA2DA 1383 MAZDA AT. PS, AC tilt whooDol,Brlghlrod.No.3'13aA ----- * 5 9 9 5 W a t t 11695'^ 6 W.W a s $ 3 2 9 5 8?OUO SUNOO;Vt3;VNEH U2000 SUNDOWNEREH 02000 'SUNDOWNER 1979 OLDfMOlOBILB CUTLASS LONG BOX Anl Supremo, good oqui|o ip mont, mllo I oro right. No. 2-2' . .*5895 • •M Jlripo, AM FM iloiiio M....,o Acc-n. Miipc. AM FM. CHKVITTI 5i'Om(Io slcriio %liT(> bumpor.\]i, %top buinpor. Sunriio 1978 CHIVT c i M«p l)uii>p<-' S"0- ■ 4 cylinder, 4 jp e e d1. .»vyooklyipeciol.No. PI-6390. . * 1 9 9 7 *13J5 0 ^21 5 0 0 O'uif Slock No M3M30I4 ToiQi'Oiio SilviK Slockck R«d. No M300H l« n HONDA’cCIVIC W a t *7137 . ; iCyIlt)do>. 4 1, ig rsu l g o t milvoge. No. 2-39,30 * 1 9 9 5 197B DATSU W a t *7133i i > :Watf70S« Exliocloon inild(m 19771^MERCURY BOBCAT 1976MIRCUR'RT MONTIOOMX OOOR. Aulomalic, »5.eo JC1Q i locol ono owner. 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Sur.innoPioPlor.hollo ho HBO MOVIE * * * "I"Noighbors" OJACKBENN:NNY mandr. 01 work and Ihf j no, NOVA -Tho Sea Behind Tho * * * "Tho Qu.ul Amer.- .md K.-.-n.in Wynn r.l.ir (P.irl 2) 01 (1901, Comedy) John Belushi, B' 0.-,n rl 2) dom.inds ol ail. anand .iboul ono .irlisl's Dunos"i" COno yoat in tho mi/ic.ite Mo ol ?, Ornmn) Audio Murphy. — 0 GYMNASTICS Covi'f.i'j.- islal lagoon unloida m an hour'sr's Aykroyd I'jo ol tho r.irugglo 10 folamiri IhoII cultur.il lr.idilion5 -T c o asla 30'nvo USGF ScnQlo EliminationI ChChampion- ,-,r n Ihis !ilm documonimg Iho lingiloilo CINEMAX MOVIE * *r ■■-Man 01 Ln Michael Rodom .sicnl) P e te r {12) CAROLL BURNETTBl AND FRIENDS ho laco'. in hir. adoidoplod homo ol Amori hdal ocoocosyslom which supports thoho l/n n c h n " (1972, Music U COLLEGE BASKETBALLL Sl John r. ocoan (R )g • O'Toole. 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