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GkX)D MOIDRNING I I ( W e a t h e r daho will geit h o t'le n nlessee^ wastee Today: Mostly sunnyly \with highs in the low 70s.EastwtwindsStolS Qi ; xxt£>A T h e waste;te will come, and the Batt s mph. Lows 35 to 453 degrees.d. tiipm ents allowW C L l ment only keepsk the department from , ing th e wast< S Presiddent signs \WIPP P3geA2 ste to Idaho ahead of schedule bill; -*/^rn Under thehe governor’s agreement, 15 i mder B att’s accc . . loads o f highghly radioactii'C spent rcactoi now storedcd at thc Oak Ridge NatliB Nevacida waste hilill buried I.S. Nokkentved M a g i c V a l l e Laboratory,f, isi slated to be s h ip p ^ to Idx ^flew» writat______2004. Energrgy Department spokesman vice Mocooday that indudes languageIge that No on One: A groupp of0 political...... “ .....- ...... Buggersaid]d Monday. ews______coulluld get Idaho n udear waste:e oio n iLs leaders fbnns to oppc3pose One , TWEAW FALLS - Highly radioactiacuve waste the Enerergy Department had suggi Wsy ^' to a New Mexico site stanrtin in g in Percent Initiative. PageCl I Tennessee would come to IdaJdaho as part starting thee shipments next year as parf S o f I TON* - One would-be N37ote m b e r l997. fOv. Phil Batt's nudear wastee a|agreement’ iwogram thahat could reduce employee« iradia- «*ump for Idahtaho's nuclear waste That Tl site, the Waste Isolat3la tio n with; thithe federal government, tion exposurure and save about 5500,00050 .annu- gained groundmd on Capitol Hill Pilolot Plant, would take plutunilonium- Arrest threat CountyIty officials Ban:in had said in a news release! FiF riday that ally, occordiiding to the draft of a 10-yeara r plan- Monday, wiiilele ianother dump pro- comintaminated items as gloves;es and are concerned about'u t‘dti 2en% the IS15 waste shipments are prohibitibitedbyh^ hing docurument for the Idaho Natiational posal 1^'as buried.icd. equi[mpmcnL arrests* threats from : ear waste agreement. But that’sat’s n ot true. Engineeringlg Laboratory. linion a C7^ f i M Much o f th e WTPP w aste wowould the Department of Energy. '. PageA2 b illio n d e fe:nse n s spending bill group. Please see BATT. Pi Please see BILIS, PagPageA2
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:dicaid panel Colts face Dolphins:>: TI h e Miami Dolphins and Indianamapolis Colts, W B m both 3^, met Mondaylay for the sives an earfulu l ;3- i f 1 lead in the AFC EastisL Page Dl m ij o f c c: o m m e n t s Burning b r i^ lt Takeeavva^his a first tournament as> a pro and By Pat Hi Tiaestewnw writer______PGA rookie H ger Woit woiidng? toos. n P Y t PageAS ind several ^ Headinging up a lielghbott^ game of footbalitball, Cliff Hamion gives 5-yearold>ld Nick McKeel some advice Moneionday evening in Twin Fans. » d ( 1 TWINopposed to ^ocnnentsonMl : Hannon's» '8 team to keep things even as another,« w bigger kid from the ne!ght^ rb o o d Joined the opposite trar:»m. Howard!in^-srecom- lllba i N a tio n .\ s u ou iio n fo r oueh } to house iloti-hclmel s.^rtmoconvairi- I Taboo topic: Plain talialk about *p| told a Mr m o to rcy d e t„; ^fedicare appears to;o beI taboo M p cnening.y d e riders. Cotemoj’s during the 1996 presicsidential erot seekssadvanta^ge in deb:Date squal port a p n a r c n ot Itedcald Reforaiwm break frod to a helm et Athfaagr Comyg,nea. ■ campaign. PageAS inclusion in the debates or • ^ h csuch-W n e are PJ>. Box 83720,2 0 , iw suit, bid for all together. E>‘cn if he wo: me.” h e;d s to v io la- g°b«.g3720-(. ; Gaining support 'Iheile possibility court level, they said, ap Thai’sf o u r rights,” drag the case well bo'on con-.n-.itt. Jrr-'.-iWSi'L ' ir S some cataclysmic mallalfunction 1 V a d s - l a u n c h e d election. heard aier V in the day, brought dmvn TWAI FlightR 800 is But Perot is the man wh Al thry e Groda-Lcms announceded sh: e ■ beoiminginore plausiu s ib la ------igeto Times ...... - ...... away. Perot has bectrne a c Goodingd accepting Medicaid patiertie n is, — attention in the presideni: th c po;he just can’t afford jl form Party candidate Rossi PP< e ro t y 'M " i ex'cr since the Commission le a th efvrin r, Falis phj-sidan said 68S8 per-f movedsl
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% 2 T1me»N«wvT»{nFalIt, fatal JM TF ,fata>w Tueulsy,Sept«nb«r24,19» !: . i ------;— T ------.W e a t h e r . V ' Ai — -H II FoRECAsrr A c r o s s Ti-iEIE NATION V TuMday, Scp». 24 - 'i l AccuWeaihcf* fmrcul fordjyiU ^ Magic Valley Heavy rainin, hail pummel MVlidwest as storm systems; inches/eastst M ostly sunny and wormcim e r today. H ighs in th e lower 7C awMK* ______ThoAasociatwlPreM Before daybreak,, hailh thnxMjuartcrs o^ an inb ic d h in — E ast wind 5 to IS m ph. Toniiom'ght mostly dear.-Lows 35 to 4 ilu d in g W ednesday mostly sunny.y. HHighs around 70. ------, d ia m e te r ra ttle d p airts re of eastem NebiasI^ includ T h c ultraviolet index foreforccast is 5, p m oderate cjcposuj Thunderstorms rattledra parts of the Plainsns :and Boys Town, ond wwind gusted to 62 mph1 nn< e a r M idwest with large 1 Monday, F r e m o n t. I n O k la hhoma, o gusts reached 55 mphn p h a t ^ , levcL ;e hail and intense rain Mom I ICocurtyAl^lpl vhile temperaturess chilledc to record lows aloftg)ftg ^ c Bartlesville. Extended regionalJ forecastfc n o r th e r n R o d d e s. More than an inch::h of rain fell on Omaha, Neb.feb ., in , The storms on the:1C Plains developed around1 a low about 30 minutes.aiand flooded some streets. TiT h a t Thuisdny mosdy sunny.;ny. Lows in the 30s. Highs in il lour to ta l o f 1.62 Inches, a n d nn< eiu -.. 60s. pressure area that w;was centered over south-cencentral gave the dty a 24-hoi K a n s a s a n d m o v in g sic by Valley had 1.72 intin d ies in 24 hours. FWday and Satunlny, SunSunny days a n d d e a r nights. A li : slow ly to w a rd th e east, tic w arm er. Lows 35 to 4S.S. HHighs GS to 75. A line bf severee thunderstormt s rolled acta c r o s s T h u n d e rsto rm s ols
SBatt____ _ Medicaicid______------1— ..l;------^ [Continued from A l aUows 1,133 shishipments of spent the natiqn’snai nuclear dumpingg Continued from A l . . r State officials qucstion(;oned the reactor fuel froirom the U.S. Navy ground,tnd,” Batt said in the release, health-care costs for ith e -Energy Department aboibout this and the departmtment over thc next Thetie agreem ent also .would-d . blind, pregnant womeinen, elderly -section of the 10-year plan.pla But 40 years in exchcchange for a court- block± shipms ents of plutonium- . and disabled. 'the plan was not dear,r. BuggerB enforced promis-nise to dean up the contan Charged with taminjlingescalat- I - JJB lW tam inatcd w aste thot the' ' ' h3IS— :said. INEL site andd ships out most of departn n ing Me&caid spending,lg, the coim- I artment ^vnnted to ship from ! The accelerated shi;s h ip p i n g tlie w aste now? storedsti there. Ohio0 forft indefinite storage inn dl forged thc recommiimendations IflQ R SH ^schedule was only a pro'iroposal. If the departnrtment fails to live Idaho,10. But the agreem ent docsIS based on public commnment from •;The department had no) planspl to up to its partrt of< the bargain, call forfor a treatment fadlity that,t earlier hearings, Twinn FallsI busi- .'start shipping the wa'stciste next department shi]ihipmdnts, such as wouldlid treat radioactive wastec nessman and council ( [y ea r, h e said. th c w aste fromn OC a k R id g e, w o u ld ?d w v ith h a z a rd o u s chem icals, R o y R ay rtio n d said. ; Batt’s Friday pe^vs releaslease said bc blocked. Shi{ Ihipments from the twut half the waste lhat fadli-i. . The mbst savings wow o u ld com e •tlie shipments had been1 bbl lo c k ed N avy, how ever, v ■ r, w o u ld co n tin u e . 'Ould ty treat would comc fromn frcm allowing Medical ^entirely. The governmiment also is sup- othcrsii:r site s ou tsid e o f Idaho, ents to ilse funds for>r . Circulation Idaho rates: daily andnd Sunday $4,00 per _ ^ ThelunoNCT« , , week, daily only $3J0iO per week. Sunday n * n =< = ^ ^ 1 ; Ty Ransdell, circulation direcIrecior only $2.50 per week. ( k. Oui or stale rates: I l li l f ' o r m a t i o n SATURDAY. SEPT. 21 NUMBERS Circulation phone lines1 aar< rc open daily and Sunday $5.0':5.00 per week, daily TracyWardoflofPocatollov«)nS5,000 ^ ; betw een 7 and 10 a.m . only.nly. If you only $4,00 K f week.k, S Sunday only $3.00 ga Bingol Thoro aro still Tj do not rcceivc your paper by b y 7 a .m „ per week. Sales’lax ine:included in all above ' I 7314 63: « » o o Wprizes ond throo $25,000 tP ^ X S W g y ® © ’ ' call (lie number (or your area:« a : . rates, A$|j,00eh3fgewte will be levied for all ' Jerome-WcndcU- SmTM H prizes avollabkablo. Don't forgot to play 2 17 23 30 39 • .53(^2535 - '“- " '''‘eck. - GoodinK-Hogerman...... 53 Mogoligo Bingo today. POWEROALLf NUMBEB 2 Burley-Rupcrt- ‘ P n u lO u k lcy ...... 67(678-2S52 Mail informariction JPPML LonfTERY^ WEAThW m ^ Wednosda/si/sPowerball jackpot Is ^SATURDAY. S E ^ . 21 NUMQERS i"' Buhl-Castleford ...... 54:.S43-4G48 n>e Times-Ncws (UP::UPS 631-080) is pub- f; 7 rdawiNNi Press on osUmatinatodSIO MILUON, FilLT-KoRcrson-HoIlister . 32C32G-537S li»hed daily at l32 ThThird St. W „ Twin ; TwinFalls I'alls. Idaho. 83301,I, tby Masic Volley “fry I 1 HS' t M tI O W odnosday's’'s Tri-WestT Lotto Jackpot and other areas ...... 733.733-0931 Newipapen Inc. Sceond^w d - c l ^ ^ s u g y aid ^ ^ I ^ I______isanostJrrstJmotod $300.000.______3 5 19.25 26 33 : at Twin f jlli U) TliyTlii I FANTAST)C ' ______. wipaper pursuant lo ~ n £ T ir i b £ J TIicTiin^ "I ^ ’ city tnd county newip ------' Remombor, you can bo a guaranteed • Subscription rates MONDAY SBPT. 23 NUMBERS ■ Section 60-108 otr llIhc Idaho Code. inorJhls-waflUJfl/hon-you. ^3 • _____ ndarrS3:35—nmrsdiynnwreijydesiHiieniie'dirtJirnay------t O / / miBS— sArnoc')OTH-___ HDaotlCLwlnnoi — i i - i 2 - i n 0 - T 3 ------all-24----- n ploy Hot Lollo,Uo. you got two lickots - ■ I T • per week; Sunday only. $2.00) perpel week, or the week on which1 lejlegal notices will be Wtutffics Press ' K tL ; Mail tubscriptions must he paid in i 510,000 Jackpot drawing T Q l I in advance published. .»Kt I T S n ' “""'ofU'oS'o . and are available only where delidelivery is Postmnsier, please■se send change or :>ursA Prc« I REPORTT. “HJ* Mondoy.WoWodnosday or Friday SmEPSTAKIS^U^lEII ^ iinl mainlsinnl. Mail rales: local,ll, d^daily and address rom to: l‘,0, Oo:Oox 548. Twin Falls. 5 ! f i l R and ono for>r FiFridoy's Grand Prizo SEPT. 20 SWEEPSTAKES5 ' Sumlay $3.50 per week, daily ohijonly $3.00 Idaho 83303. • I----- 1 Swoopstipstakos drawing, 1 77 8 2 ' per week; Sunday only $2.25 perper week. Copyitohi©iie iw e ^ ° y ' _ 4 . ITIicTimcs i Tl»cTirtKsi>SlVct\'8 iCtnrnWiroraot:;.arrirviinnnoir T>uan< uTinu'uofuoi mix I K-»uot'«ia.oiotioiotnnrsctiirunii'c»iin«»o>t*ct«r>«i«m'i[w *» i ■ I»»
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DARE, the much-prai;raised anti-drug Too m«many eighth- and ninth-gradrad ers education program that’sat’s in more than regard1 DARE’SE approach as pedanlantic, h a lf of th e n a tio n ’s s<±cchools, turns 13 simplisticStic and naive. To make maltlalters this year, and it’s findingling adolescence worse,, pressurepi on young adolescescents difficult. to b e ac(accepted is intense - and fofor a Seattle and SpokaneDe are dumping 13-year-oir-old, a friend is a lot morere fper- ^ Drug Abuse Resistancinee Education, suasive?e than the friendly copI fr from saying it doesn’t w ork., Oakland,Oi Calif., whom hehi learned anti-drug lessonsons a did the same last year,r, a am id ev id en ce co u p le; ofol years earlier. that too many of the fifth-fif and sucth- The KiKentucky and North Carolro lin a graders that it taught,ht to say no to studies:s suggest£ that most DAREE ipro- _ _ drugs were turning int(nto junior high gramsi area: lacking three cruciala l o< le . ^ school-aged p o t sm okers:rs andi junkies, ments; The program, begunn bby former Los • Folk)llow*up. Kids, and the pressuissures / ’'U ik) Angeles Police Chief DairellDa Gates in they faiface, change quickly. DA!DARE 1983, is popular in thele Magic] Valley, needs; tot( be more nimble aboutu t ad- and it’s siill expandinging nationwide, dressingng th o se issues a m ong graduaduates But its critics have a concompelling case, ofthe prprogram . Studies by the Universitjsity of Kentudqf Spokakane is replacing DAREI E by and the Research TViangin^e Institute of puttingng 30 patrol officers inJl I th e Nonh Carolina found thatth DARE did schoolss part-{ time, visiting dassrocTooms not reduce drug use amongam program from kind n d e rg a rte n to e ig h th g rade,ie. grad u ates. M o stt cchildren don’t encounter:r aany- I And the federal De]Department of one wh(?hose speciality is drug-abia b u se m Health and Human SerServices reports preventi,ntion once they have graduaiu ated that monthly drug usese ;among 12- to from theh e program . 17-year-olds - of marijurijuana, cocaine • One-le-o n -o n e cotm seling. Too) litulii e Why d(bn’tthepoljliticians taeekleanyreaal problemsiIS?: ibuse prevention is done factlace to . . and LSD and other hallucinogenshai - drug-abu ; six weeks to go until H r _ commissicsion to reform campaign financlanc- )y an adull who can ask inu rose from 5.3 percentt in 1992 to 10.9 face hy n Day, and you can feel ing. But alalmost immediatdy, the two^ofeU fi : percent in 1995. g e n t qUe[Uestions a n d o ffer real-w orld atemeni sweeping the T V out afterf Doonesbury By Garry Trudeaui Mallard FilinImore By Bruce Tin'Tinsley j j " n \ ANPSlNCByOUTB J ■ ^^A'f.okAy/ iiftiice B CKAti*oiT TmraxtP w w rt ‘Sum .y tmatao^oonaoa AlHSJWA^ 600PA9/' / -to 5PKiAi. fteSECUroEj f o ^ S fS£i£cnp.Fc:iSfiB K ' .. HEiP.SOUO . $WfKTif5 ■ I J,./ soMewte / / pfta^ipcmsej^ps- - fc^iooK-nxuofS- V \ vy 7T1U.AVIC£ ] TOBcoujme €cr-me ■ • ■ W i S I W ’NDicTep euaEP.Hae&xiMK ncNcxreucncNCXU’. 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Utah (A P> )-— City 9ffi- tem s in thle e ^wake of Saturday's reecquiring such safety systenstem s — cials say they’ll inspcipect all old fatal fire at[ the Oay Apartments. bei>ecause tbey were built lorlong apartm ent buildings andant possibly Such olderler strucmress a re typical- be!>efore th e c u rren t buildingg arand ‘Road’ iss over for Dorothy Lamour-I require sprinkler andd alarmo sys- ly exemptc frfrom fire ordinances firtire codes were implcmenied former B3ob Hopee co-star dilies at 81 LOS ANGELES ( A P )-D-D orothy crashes his paid1 straightst woman in the busi* u k t M ad ReclineFj Lamour, the sarong-wc plane in a jun* ness,"1," shes nwalled years later, straight-faced foQ to Bob HopeHo and mong her more serious films Bing Crosby as they travelivded the e the 1940 crime melodrama world in their "Road" picn)icnircs, is i S H m ny ApoUo” and the 1945 film dead at 81. ^ledal for Benny." Lamour died Sundayay a t S t. | I 1 1987, she played a sloppily- Vincent’s Mcdical C ent^,r, saidsa hos- I ssed housewife who is mur- pital spokeswoman CarolIMaitinez. Mi kJ in “Creepshow 2.” “Well, at The cause of death wasIS notn dis- age you can’t lean against a do sed ., . m tree and sing 'Moon of In a statement, Hope calle gic and finds a Amoinakoora,"’ she said. “People Lamour his **No. 1 leading !nadve ^ 1 in a weredd tl look at that and say, "What H and said he would remcmlember h e r Blue Horizon,” i sarong. “Johnn;le trying to do?”’ not just as a coUeaguc,!, bibut as a Ford film “Tlie I P a r a m o u n t “AMecliss Lamour performed fre- dose friend. “She was one of th e Shealsoworcti signed h e r for Inndy IS on television in laieir years, grandest ladies on screcn,ai,'in I life," PARKCENTER • 0TH STREETET ^KETPLACEf • BOISE TOWNE n T 2 ;d M erchandise A ir Sale and!J Regular Priced FO>RAT Mttonding Vdluo ilami.Vtendorbro, fH W'ani a great new look for Fall w rxluda Cloorone*, U i Cloiborrw, (Xltl > thoat, (rogrcnicet ond gift eertifieal« j f l Jua comc into VisuOpiial.&ti)' I Lovi\ 501, LooTtotlom.,mI Dr. Morton end Aarojol# the H fashionable frames for lusi S59, including single \ision. pbsiicisiic lenses. Youcanc«nia(iclu)me ' a scconcfpair for as l(nv as;S49.'bccause S49 all adciiiionalp.iirs arc ; $10oiT;\Vhalimi)re.alladl]iiidliiiinnal pairs include free UV pro------In-liuii.lilUinjiaiii] kiJiUiinla csiaani ciMiin ^ juH^Ktng-w your—. prescription or luve jvur ejtJejTSfxamlrted by our IndependentI ------Doctoiynf Opiomcn)rB«maweiawi^g8e fnoney-isalM)' in aylc— I- TWINF,NFALLS Magic \y Icy Mall. 734-' 9 pm • Sunday 1 1 -6B pm - 736-8081 M agic V alle\sy M all - Monday-r - S a t u r d a y 1 0 a m - 9 f , ‘'III-'' • t^jmc »mi, umc Ift'S iixlaJnl M'lh iiy vJi Vt»THjr'lu» ll v.iihoul pa^'ing ihc p'ricel itr)'Jay )'ou1l lind over-lOO x\ i fvi/M I lopt/C3l-— l _____ I _l-800iista£yes_ _ I | 14-5560 /n o Tta»«m.T*taF«B».U*.ldahe Tntdiy,Sipt>mbir24.]!4.1M6 I d a h o = A N eew A pproac:cli T o A lz lieriinetsjG aree Batt, staate prisorn officials; japproach t l IIs B lossomling ii a t B ridg(i e V i e w ! compro□mise onL proposedd chaiiges5 r , BOISE (AP) — Gov.>v. Phil Batt victed of \-iolent dbarges. ta i A t least six w e e rrp Key, Kleiner, said the govemamor now rec- Mark Canopis Kid ognizes lhat the Deparpanment of said the revievised rules, which are She Sl said Batt believed tth e Correaion needs somene Iflexibility sdD subject1 ttto change, also indude dep:iepanxDeot Deeded soBse latitBitcde in its employment pracractices. But striaerbackgiJcground c^iedcs. b>ecanse e e it otberwise mightIt b e committed in “We can 1t< tell you that tbe truly faceiaced KTtb txosiEg doKD a qts[tali* she said Batt remains cm ^'sDtoaaTortijingio principle to his cripnald ststance. bad applesis of society won’t be fiedie d jo b applicant cm ricted ao f a If j-ou’ni’re looking for a liule helpp iiin undeistandiog Alzheimer': “In 99 percent of thethe cases, he hiredon,” CaiCamopissaid. ndkident ofiesse BBoy je ss befv B ndisz supporth'c home for a (amil;mily maober, our new “SpedadalHeed^Umtisbere' bclie\-es that" violent: ex-criminalsex The goverremor’s ori^nal demand “ “I If y on h a r e a b la n trt poli to b e to h dIp. p . This is o u r Grsi step IdI a iong-raoge Ahhdmer's dewndopmentp!^ ftoai “should not be emploj-ed^•ed," Kleiner f o r s tr ia er r emploj-ment a standards .■ou b m a pretty t i^ a box to said. followed a rreport by The Idaho in,":n,” d ie a id . o ur lentending libniy; to the uniquete IiIi>ing es^pm enl and the'^■ spedaifa^uainiDgfor , ection meets Statesmann that almost 50 The Board of Correcti o ur stai:taff, TOU will End ev'crylhingg is geared to hdpiflg cach resc^dcniliw^satts^lng Wednesday and will1 considerc< a Corrccdon, D O l d s c h o o lI’s ’s f a t e sparks deba) a t e ^ *.c ^ “ i - ■ 'f i- ^ FRUITLAND (AP)lP ) — 6 8 - f i- ’■ V ■ year-old brick schoolholhouse is at the heart^f a controvc‘oversy divid* ing local residents. The building wass Fruitland’sF: middle school until a nnew school replaced it in June. In1 e a rlie r years it W2S a high schoi Fru itlan d School BoBoard mem- bers no>v say th e old1 scschoolhouse has no future. They waxvirant to sell it or tear it down. A nd th*that has resi- dents up in arms. “When >-ou stan teaitearing down a building that’s perfe:rfectly good, that’s a crim e — a criocrime against the taxpayers,” saicaid Russell Straw n, a m em ber o)f f Fruitland’si Save O ur School Ck)mmnminee. “Wc can rec>-cle th e past.” Strawn and aboutIt twot dozen re sid e n ts b an d ed tog«ogether and asked th e Fruitland SSdiool d Board to sell them the old schoolsd for S l so they could m ake it a com m uni' t>-center. But the, school boardard is asking more than S200.000 fcfor tbc old schoolhouse, a music b u ild in g and an agriculture b1 u ild in g , which sit on a dty bicblock at tbe When ir’s importartant to find tliat check, yoiyon don’t need the inconverenicncc of searching to\m’s center. 10 shoe boxes. You netleed Image Statement. Thirhis unique innovation reprprcates photographic images of checks that:t yyou’ve WTitten onto staniandard-size sheets. These: sheetssl can bc filed away neady in a bindeider instead of using thc old “shoe box” method. The Image Statememenc is just one more way■ay that Rrst Security Bankk has1 m ade checking n “T ria r would like to b simple and eas>*. To *"'ndn( out more about Firstt SecuritySi Bank’s checkings; accounts, stop by your liiniif pet. She’s lap-doi soctabie. likes t i likes bps. Slie U VCT>- joc r l but no iiihcr Joci and cats, bi nearest branch or call:[l: >m.ill children, please. / ve-'n olJ. jhe is a Dachajchshund Tctriei cross and u'aits for >-ou at the .inim.nI sheher, 139 6th^ / in ______Twin Falls as do tnanyw oother great l - m - 7 6 22-3.678. liomclcss rets, in^liulingmg last tt’eeb ______bcoutiful.r*'in,cats. All_a.11 are litenllv dyinc for homes. Call 736-736'2299.Gin^ SctKits arid United Way willw sponsor a Humane Society’doR' u-alkot OcL 19 at CSI. Call Sherry 734-470873-1 for details. I j - r r r r r 3 Insid e \ Mutual fu n d s ...... B24 Mo)NE Y ;ptcm bcr24, 1996 S c c t i oi n n IB . T h e T i m c s - N c wvs s Tuesday, Sep S E C c hl a a r g e s EFed battdes CO)nflictiingecoiinomic reportsS T y s o n vvi v i t h Krfgfttf»tfih«e>New»S«nto ■ ----- Aeeno:y meets todslay to consideier boosting iiinterest ratess Unemployment at seven-yearr towlo ! N o ° prices would take off onconce imcmploy- more peo|!opto get nervous. There’s amplimple gn of higher inflation! Doww soars!s job openings.. But I prices remain rela- ment dipped below 6 ppercent. But evidencee that very high inflation raterale s i n s i d e r at r a d i n g £idustrid production rises! HHo o u s in g tiv d y sta b le , mdani for now, there are few unemployment has beereen below that — greaterer lhan 10 percent, for examplimplc starta rts up! signs o f a c c e lexatihg ra inflation, level for two years, withith few signs of — reduceX longterm economic growtht h bb y •nw Assodated Pm s Each day seems to bring a newicw hcsid* Here arc somime questions and answers ______JSa So. some ccono- makingit it h a rd e r fo r b u ^ e s s c s a n dic coj o n - ’ linA,oe, and m ore conflicting news,tvs, a b o u t a b o u t th e econo:^omy, the markets and the accelerating inflation. So, mists now argue that globaobd competidon sumers tot< plan spending and invesivest- The Securities and thele cconomy. i And .each day, stocaodc and Fed meeting: WASHINGTON — Th t un,employmcnr and low - ' m akes it harder fo r businitsincsses to raise— ment.-AnVnd many econom ists believl i c v e ------Exchange Commissiooon on Monday sued boneand p rice s r c a a a s tra d e rs tryf to g u e s s Q- W ith lo w I prices. And they note thattha businesses’ that onceX the infbdon rate stans creqTCKp- Dcoald J. Tyson Sr.. foaiuiunder of T^son Foods, the:le future direction of the ecoixonomy. inflation, wh]hy would the Federal sider tinkering with the mmi costs of compensatio:idon arc not ris- ing up,it it becom es m u c h h a r d e r loI sio-slow Idc, that he and}d (a friend engaged in whEhile outguessing the psycholt^^ of the Reserve consK ing as quiddy as wages done.aloi down. Thi"he Fed tries to avert thesee dis-di txtsder trading in 1992. mar)t a r l ^ €»jn o m y ? the Fed is more worried Q. What’s wrong with, inflation?inf ru p tio n5 s b raising in te re s t r a te s to)slow sio Each man agreed to pay more than $46,000 Federal Fc Reserve Board policyy makersn A. Because tl A. For starters, it erode:)dcs the vduc of the econoilom y. lethediarges. mceleet today to consider raisingg ininterest about tomorrownv’s infbtion than today’s, in aril penalties to Settle t] cash and fixed-rate inveivestments like Q.HowIW c an th e F e d re d u c c inflation^tion? lysoo, whose Arkansassas pouloy prrxessing rateItes amid ttntxaml disagreementent about suid many econsnomists believe that low bonds. Bondholders andd 01other ocditors A. Not3t easily. The Fed’s influcncle n c c ne ties to President thele directio ( n o f th e U.S. cconomy.uy. unemploymentnt and rising wages will company bas longtime don’t tilco inflation becausause they are ro- over thee economyi is very indirect,t, aan n d end. Frederick Lee After Al 5 1/2 years of steady/ grgrowth. inevitably leaddto i higher prices. Clinton, gave a friend paid in dollars th at arci wiworth less than resemblelies a Rube Goldberg cartoorto o n PaiTwrrm^ advancc infonxormation about IVsoo thisliis is the second-longest ecoif c o n o m ic Q. Is th a t trLie? u e those in their original inve:ivestment. more, thatian a switch. The basics worw ork Fbods^ purdose of Seattle^lie-based Ansc Alaska exp:xpansion since W orid W ar IL "nu:Iheccoiv A. It generalally has been true in the For the broader econoitnomy, however, like this:s: The Fed controls the interc:le re st Ft^Msies Corp. in 1992, thetheSECalleeed. omymy showed surprising strengtngth this past As unempnployment sank toward 5 there’s Uttle wrong withmh the current rale it chargescl banks for overnig!n ig lil As a result, Caneroa boughtboi 9JH00 shares of spriipring,grtnringat its fastest p ajceinnvo ce , percentmthei: late 1980s, inflation grad- level of inflation, whichI is 1 Stocktc LISTINGS E lio -x U5»lffl~i iTil r~!0 }l t3t« IQr- 1 L«Cflt ' I . 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M ■ un-B isb in«a-ti Sw P u a u V n UOUB ir,-»s ’iL’itri itui I tga WM irn k- h tcwk IB IV* tl kT« nKlUt-B a lu TaMn BBMtf iwi isaMO-o m sii Bl lft4*A|VUi;B-M Wijs*' KTot u a o » « > TaiA in <9 M M M nnnai^.o n a ■J, n.^ilS '*> nil Iia-1 inMf iM sa -a n fx a w w mrk IS t » tl krTC MBDMB-n MX TiMI IIB1IB-A ' naoB-ti *• Q «« » EoMj IS It/iffl cm « X - r a tt ( e d e x jp o r t s : EE x p l i c ii t p h o nl e s e r v/ i c e s g c0 g l o b aa i TTio Washington Post countries1 tlth ese telephone ser- Guyjuyana Telephone & Telegrapliph’s system, the char^irgos that an - the countuntry, one of the highest enough of the earnings from:rom chat vices have2 becomeb an important totaotal revenue of $131 milliclion. American paysi for1 dialing ratesin in the Caribbean. The services to further upgradirade the a phone company, in tuni, country’s phone system. GGTi T iT is T h ere’s a boom in exports sou^offorforeign exchange. Therhe figures continue to grorow: Guyana, or any otherotl country, Guyana pi ibout 50 cents of that fighting Menon’s anempts3ts tot get under way in the pooiloor tropical It’s a hugeIge business for Atlantic Therhe count had reached GO miliillion are shared with thatth person’s pays abo American long- money^to to the audiotext service the company to reservee 15 per- countiy of Guyana. Rati^atlier, m ake Te!e-Networlrork Inc., a VS. compa- minininutes of inter- An =as=s^^^=^= disd ista n ce com - provider, cent of its revenue for this pur- that X-ports, of a proproduct the ny that bot)ought 80 percent of natilational audio- s ^ ^ = = Liyana, the phone company pose.. world can’t seem to get’Ct enougli< of Guyana’s nanational phone compa- textext by the first F o r th\e e . sm aller countries, p an y and th e -In Guya ken steps to insulate the “I’m unhappy that thehc 1large — phone sex. Tliis year,2ar, Guyana’s ny, Guyar,rana T elep h on e & halfoalf of this year. ■ , foreign phone has taken com p an y th at chat-linele business1: from the coun- cash flows are not being reinvest-rcii lone telephone companpany could Telegraph,h, for S16.S million in Estimates E: dif- thesetekf.'ephone services lim x coi opulation. Residents arc cd for the benefit of the peojpeople of take in.nearly SIOO millionmil from 1991. fer picks up the try’s'popi <7/; im portant source tl from calling'any of the Guyana,” he said. “It: doesn’tdoi its burgeoning tratle:e in ii spccial- In 1992 iit t : began making its dr- pro] call and routes blocked fi cs, GT&T’s Crouch said, matter to us where the revenuerev ized information .serviccvices, such as cuits availallable to those offering intinternational gfijj;^oragi exdian^. it ‘to the redpi- services, ent. and thec companya has a rule bar- comes from.” ' telephone sex, as diuUiulcrs in th e “adult" chchat, sports scores, audludiotext calls ______rvice providers from men- Crouch said the audiotexi United States and oilother coun- weather, hohoroscopes and other invonvolve sex. The “ F I or yea rs, ring servii Jtext rev- intries have set- tioningg GuyanaC ia advertisc- —.— enues “liave helped towariward th e . trius place intemation:ional calls to ’ audiotcxt seservices. ATN is incor- • LonLondon-based- Intcrnatlonon al . ■ m any smaller counD expansion of Guyana’s phon X-rated services in Guyziuyana. poratcd in in D elaw are but has Telerclcmedia Assodation, an indiidus- high per-minute rat<•ates for incom- ments. ihone sys- m esc political and opinion tem. Guyana certainly has a far New technology! ooften has hcadquarurte r s in th e V irgin tryjy tradeI group, said only 35 pper- ing international calls,ca in hopes Guyane: e revenue they leaders; saidsa residents are barely better telephone system•m ttoday unforeseen consequei,ucnces. Bul Islands, whivhere it also operates :ent, ccn while Jason KowalI of of maximizing the r Sometimes, this awareof of the lucrative revenue than it did five years ago,ago. and few b u sin ess trend?nds a r e a s that country'xy’s phone system. Telirelegeography Inc., a get from abroad. Soi rounterproduc- • stream1 thattl flows to the local audiotext is a significant;part." par strange as w hat h.isas resulted “When w e bought th e WasbVashington market researirch turns out to be cou gh rates mean phonecompany. con Few Guyanese are emplmployed from the increasing castL>ase and reli- (Guyana)1 p hone com pany, w c firm"UTO, said the figure is more tbthan tive, because high that fewer peopleJ ccall the coun- “There:re was som e stir about it as sex chatters, expertsts iiin th e ability of internationaonal calling: planned to3 runr it just like a regu- 90K) percent.p the yearar bI e ^ r e last, but it soon industry said. One reasonn maym be Phone sex has gone glob;lobal. lar old phonlone company,” compa- Whatever W the.split, Guya/a n a . try. up these chat .blew over,”ovi said W., Henry that many internationalI services' sci Americans wiio diallinl up uum- ny sp ok esnism an Edwin Crouch nowlow is tied with the Netherlaiiahds'~ But by setting uj in a lines, the economjmics change. Skerrettctt, editor of Kaieteur ■ promise, but do not deliver,ver, truly bers for sex u a l talk ta with said. Then,n, h e said, ‘‘audiotext Anti\ntilles as the world leader ir irket Waves of new calls5 area generated News, aa weeklyi in the capital live conversations. strangers may bee ir e a c h in g found us,”’ rcreferring to the dozens’ $>1.81.8 billion international marli placed by peo- of Georforgetown. Instead, he A call to an advertiseddGuyana Gi halftvay around the world,wo. often of scrvice providerspn in the United or for all types of audiotcxt ser-s< into the country,'pli ng to pay high said, peo]leople are too concerned number connected to0 a six- without realizing h. Thi;This has sent States andd elsewt here that look ' vict/ices, according to pie who are willing fnl- p e r.miniiff» chnrgown try’s phone compan es a portion of___ lessnessss and : political instabili- . refer the caller to a numblimber in______and.otlier.-industrialll ccountries.___ and.irentingng it as a_seriou,s_bu^___ ni^ioii^s_of ^ i Niue in the Sou)uth around and shares the operator oi ty — wo"woiT « 7 ~ibliunhcphone — Nluerwhere~irseven-mii-tninute experts said, and intonto fa celess ness.” ...... ■ Pad:*adfic and Sao Tome. th a t money with the system, recording ended with direclircctions ns in p laces In 1991 GiGuyjma was receiving The Tl countries are playinglg to th e sex lines, I. phone sex operations i adatli J. Menon, chairman 10 dial a third number. The Philippines, no audiotexiext calls from abroad. maxnaximum effect an intematiorional In Guyana’s c a sec , ,'U.S. long-dis- Pamada The third such as Guyana, the Ph number also %vas a recording mds A ntilles In 1995 it loggedlog 102 million min- payii.iyments system set up yeacars tance cqmpaniess ipay Guyana of Guyaiyana’s Public Utilities ding The Poland, the Netherland; jgraph 85 cents Commissi'ission, said hLs main com total bill for the threece calls:( islands and the tinyAfrji\frican coun- utes of callinling, according to ATN. Igo ago that splits the cost of hahan- Telephone & Telegr ; they send into plaint isis tliattJ GT&T has not used S 7U 3. try of Sao Tome. Forr ththe sm aller 'Uiat accountjnted for 591 million of dlin,lling overseas calls. Under tlthis a minute for calls th ! 1 FatalacddenbManl a n ' I I n s i d e dies in trcc-trinuriliming ’ OtMtuaries...... C22 acddcnL Dear Abby...... C44 Community...... C55 Pae■aeeC3 ■ LLE GIC Va] Cfj Editor Koan in R id io t- 733-0931, Ext.xf.Z3-f I . T he Tim cs-Ncwsv s Tuesday, Sejsptcm bcr 24, 1996 S e c t i oo n n C A rouiJ N D T F o e s o f O n e lP e r c e nI i t o r g a n[ l i z e , a d I v e r t i s e T H E V A^ I L E Y ------ly Karen ToDddnen ofaSlOO^hoiucie widi a ^ 0,000 property But Ron Ranldn of 0>?uoeur d’Alene, ooe Rankingxg mainfnm< ttraT figure WOUlddonly OT 1me»ftewi wrttw______DX cxcmptioQ WlVituld pay just $500 a year in of the parties diiring thebe iinitiath-e. said be$120Irmnwinis Plane runs intcito landing ^ ■ property t3Tces.Ii. In some pbfxs, the property the group has nodiing newnv tot say. • Ciitktics sa>* the iToney to pay forrpub- pu TWIN FALLS - Ih ey want toobringthe bl tax KH is twice! ththat or mcnx ‘'the message is stiQ tbbc e! same,” he sod. lie schoolmIs would have to come fromrom a }ne Peircnt Initiative down. On Monday,y, critics said the initiative “Nobody b d ie \« tbe messlessage. Tbey can sales taxX hike of 2 cents or 2 5 centsIts perp problem at a!r[irport Twin Falls lawmakers, educaticators and had several pitfc call this a kicjcoff if theyr Ksm.k; but it’s tbe d c^ . RankinR< said just 1 ccnt increacrease strip CSI of one-tlurd of its CTfWA thing theyH'e a ss^ing ss from the Kould rai:aise more than en o u ^ TWIN FALLS - A four-)ur-passenger plane bnisiness ^ people gathered at thcbe Ciitiopo' * It would sa laid President Jerry universties, froo) the boan n e opponoits axe starting tixsrircam- cai ^ ran into a spot of troublete I>Monday afternoon ofif ^ 5 u th e m Idaho Monday to0 form^U ftinding, sai CDunoes” paign lateHer than they did four j-earsrsagD, af when its'front landing geai^ hiiled to lock at kiddde off an advertising campaignign ggningr Meyerboeuer, from the dties, from the OM OppanpnTS sorted ihpireir “ai-alaache of wbmrote Twin Falls Regionol AiqUrpon, and rescue - - he the property^ax-cutting initiative.VC. 'I t would dldestabilize the state’s tax miqnfofTiinriftn** jn the qgiqving, but tbe ini- Buttbebey are not taking another sictoiictoty crews credited the pilott widiwi preventing an “Hard “] times we can be sure: are on structure and didiscourage businesses finm u tA , N'oh said, and t^-o ncH- pk ocddenL wajvay if the One Percent Initiativetive sluuld investing in Idallaho, said J. Kent Just, exec- tiative’s 6ivorabIe rating>has ha justgooeup, forgranu t plaj- le Farm Bureau and the Realtalaltors “He landed just great,"at,” said Ron Clark, pas;»ss," ^ Sea Loird Ncdt, R - Kaboly.who i^ utive directorir of the local chamber of Rankin said. e r s -tb e tioQ - are spealdng out againstist tlthe battalion chief for thele Twin* Falls Fire isl«s leading rhnrg» against itit kxally.Io It commerce, Tbe group is spreadingin g “distortions" Assodatic Department “Had he notpt imade such a nice, wouvouM hurt jo b and the ec c m y.hesaid • It Wi'ould huhurt education and not help and “eaggeratians,” Rankitnkinsaid: OnePenanyflf. ts there win be a Vi-iderrarT3>- arr slow smooth landing, hadlad he come in at a The T initiative, Proposition OneOne on die fiirmers, becausiuse their property values are • Critics say the statete ^would have to “M>' so higher rate of speed, it’s possible that it 'lov. Nov 5 baDot, limits property (cstolper- i stable, said Dav , ...... f ------^------« >C2 -nae»«m.TBto»b.Ui,IM e TMStfqr.S*ptMbw2«.199[199S ^ Idaj^ A V e1ST s Batt ho3lds fedeijrallNEL ^ money^ Acadeem icsa:oncbmesdover Euntilbaallot meaasure cieci:ided impacc t o f ‘v i rjtual uniliversity’r ’ P ) — Got. is d e ared tip,*cp," Baa said Monday way,"ly,” David Proctor said. : IDAHO FALLS (AP) •quiai. *PbiI Batt eot a S3 milliotlifin in Mahrt F aDs. lli Ele H e added that Stop thehe SALT LAKE Cm[TY (AP) - Leavittt sayssa it will revolution- Smith said he remains “qui ■^rom the federal govememment to Tbe agrees?ement betw een th e Shipnipm ents is s o t interested inio Tbineen western govcwcmorshave izehigberecr educatioi^ making edu- cal" c about how tradibooald m ea- ^eplacc dwiodlioglg Idaho Departmentn t o f E n ergy an d costiAsin g jobs, but wants tiie labo3^ pledged a cominDed’SI $ 1 3 million cation andid jot>traifliiig j' accessible sures si and standards of qualityality in Rational EDgitgineering Idaho calls; forfc anothirr S3 m it ratortory to empbasixe nucleaia r to lanT><4i th^ educatiiatiot^by-com• to everyonejne, with taxpayers’ and • higherh education ore goingg tto o b e •^boratory jobs, butt b'be is not lioa paymentsu mrmth then cleau•anup tecbnolo^es ratbeier puter Western CGovernors businesseses Mving money along uphdd u m the WGU. lUywin •iready to spend il 56 m illion in each of the next ihanvm w3 ste stooge, University, bot manyny questions tiie way. Those standards eventually 1 — It is pan of the cour)urt settle- four raT>>ntlaidar years. Batt said Therhe money gives eastercm remain, i^uding cocm scem s be judged by one or• m , - 1824 Blue Lakes B f I I AoonksaMislcVtOi TTF TuMdiy, September 24, IdiU9S ta &3 M a g i c VVALLEY/lDAkc 1 0 I— = H a n g 0ON 1 ■ - F c'OR THEFRECORD- TheTlme»New»lews______New feature Jerome Coubounty Starting sti today, TIM niTM»«m «■Inai nn IE - Recent aaivity in ■ •' weekly naidom of court fiDnp Inn W S v t \ \ JEROME • 0 miss , the Jeromene 'County 5th District Ooodint Jerome snd Utcohi coontlst.tin. A setnl truck swerving to m TTie Tlme»V^ Thndiy attemptadidto to another vehicle mersing onionto Cour^ousei 2«t reconts from GoodInt Coanty, but arraignments: ^ Interstate 84 near the Burli the coutbouM wn ck»ed for a fun»De^ “•>/“ ?a'b°K1 Adam Laraway, 18. *L exit Monday afternoon almtilmost ended address unknown, uni insurance 5taitl(« sta this weekend, Nortbsld* Fte» up In a canal. Ralph Martellftell of Firth fraud, bond>nd posted, not guilty Ttw Tti Record wO nm Satuidiys. raOed to yield while enteilnitling west- plea enterec}red. jury trial set for l _ bound onto 1-84 at abouttl;30p.m, 1: 1 Villanueve, 26, 230 Hfershel He A. Deckard ■ > Idaho Slate Police Trooper^iipuxtunri. I L eonel Vi »rK.dWUIs Eighth Avc.,ve., Jerome, aggravat- Peter J Lynn Brooksi v s. , said. The semi driver, Thom ed assault,ult, not guilty plea Christine Ch Leaime Brooks ;.A- Morgan of Peninsula, Ohio,ilo, swerved entered, juryjur trial set for Nov. Ocher ( civil lawsuits filed: to miss the pickup, runningJng the front 6. Statewide CoUections, Inc.ic. vs. \ ■ ■ of the temi up on top of acontretta c R atacl I StSoto, 14, 325 Clear Gary Ga L. D obinski, requestiiisiin g rive. Buhl, charged a s >596.18 $5 payment of unpa:ip a id S j " barrler.'There were no Injui!,i,.sL Ti.« • Lakes Drive ;K il “duk onon barges of robbery, iccounts, aci attorney’s feess ar and Q ISP cited Martell on a char]HargBoffall- burglary,!, and aggravated :osts. co: H h ute to yield. Eastbound and west- assault withvith an enhancem ent, Wheeler1 Machinery Co.>. d! dba ^ bound traffic was routed1 thithrough noc guilcyty plea[ en tered , jury [.C.M. LC vs. D ale H olladayy dbadl ^ Paul, as W between exitslits 201 and trial sec foror Nov.> 6. Dale’s Da Crane Service, seckiieking ^ 208 was closed from aboutout 130 Felony sonsentcndngs: ju(judgment of $23,978.55, inteinter- :on Efrain Henriquez, :st, est attorney’s fees and costs.ts. ^ pjn. to about 6:30 pm , Wl 26'S'S • s C4 'nme»Newt, TwV)1 FaJFaJlt, Idaho TuMday, Septembnr24.199fl 24 Family LIFEL 1 ______—E n g AGEMENl/ T-— — — w Be d d in g s, to Cory Allen Hoover, Southern S< Idaho. I Evergreen High Schoolool and is W a TKINS-H(•HOOVER fack and Diane Hoover of Hoover attended Wendell:11 High R ic k e y -J'-SlX)SICH I employed at Jollies Restlestaurani I in Vancouver. TWIN FA LLS-MM eelQ uinionof • Filer, StSchool. He is employed att Clear• VANCOUVERER, Wash. - Lisa Buhl and Mary Quinuinton of Twin Watkinsins attended Castleford SjSprings Trout Farm in Buhl. I The bridegrooin is a1 gngraduate , • Lynn R ick ey andar Matthew J. . I of Twin Falls High Schochool ancl Falls, announce t hle e engagement « High Schchool and is currently The wedding is planneiled for Stosich were mainarricd May 25 at of iheir daughter, BrendaBri Rcnea attendinging the College of SiSaturday. I is sdf-cmploycd as a lanilandscape the Academyny Chapel in I contractor with Stone; GoGardens, Vancouver, Was! I Unlimited. O ffidating wasvas John Benson. I The newlyweds resireside in I The bride is5 thed daughter of I Vancouver. i H u s b) j a n d s t r uLiggles wd i t h g u i l t Larry and eorgiaGeo: Hayth of W B ! ^ Vancouver, ndand parents of the bridegroomire are Mr. and Mrs. t Richard J. StoStosich of Twin D^HI I w h i l e i c o p i n g; ’w ith inv;^ a l i d w i f i. C ' Falls. I Missy Patierscrson, aunt of the B fiS ■ DEAR ABBY: 1la an m a 66-year- i comments on my situaiioron. - bride, servedd £as the bride's old married man. MyMj wife and I ' I -TOF)p il IN m atron of honoinor. Bridesmaids U U< sa and Matthew Stoslcti were childhood swee H D e a r OLYMPIA, W.WASH. included Michellelle Bridger and veethcarts and , great aunt of the bride- have been marriedd f(for 46 years. ' DEAR TORN: I can urunder- Rhonda Kane,:e, friends of the Ore, gi )m . Six years ago, she developed jH ^ , J AbbV^ stand 3, your feelings of guilt,ll. Fate bride. Katie RicRickey, daughter groom, has placed you between a rock *he bride, wawas tho ringbear- A rc< A lzh eim er’s disea:ease and has A ing thethe ceremony. Kim Ralston, been in a nursing’ homeh( for the and a hard place. You areI a niar- ^ V a O itn 11, frien d o f th e friendid o( f the bride attended the last year. ried man with on absenteecwifc. \ Roger Grill, 1 _____ served as best guest;t bookt and was gift atten- Even though she,e doesd not rec- A psychiatrist, psychologist,acriof bridegroom, S( ism en in clu d ed dant.t. ognize me or ourir children,i I counsdor or clergyperson1 (could S'”"- Gfoorasn Reese Gullickckson and Eric Thele bride is a graduate of • have gone to visit he:her every day, what othe:hers would think. beliclp you absolve those feeling nd of the bride* —— until six monthss aago when I Howev«ever, for the last four If there is an Alzlieimer’sJ^cuD- Moffett, friend ioiTh eroom. Usherss Vwere Clarke W. I reduced it to twiiw ice a w eek months I hhave been romantically p tirem en t IgI s B e t t e r ■ A sssisteJ s R et ^ e V ie w ! T]r t a n E v e rr A t 3 j m _ B n JJoin us in celeleLrating 8 (0 years i o of service ina tLe M agic ^\ 4 l l e y Q n S e p tsfcemLer 2 3 -22'Z fj^om 9 ^3 0 a m - 5 p i n N e w 2 - BBedroom ( uniU ancl(1 - . In commemoratioiition of our 80 years of servicvice to the M ore Spacioious 1-B edroom UnJ n i t s Magic Valley, we invite;e yyou to stop by any of ourir 5 locations for Assislcd RetircrircmL-nt is a peil'cci solution1 fcfor seniors who like our gradeacious reiiremcni lifestyle butn refreshmenis and a cha:hance to win an $80.00 savavings account, could use a lilllelill personal help to stay in(independent. By popular dcma:mand, our new addidon willII to be given away'ay on-Seplemter 27th. OneIB $80.00 feature 2-bcdttidrooni uniLs. A'comfonablelie solution for couples whererc oone spouse needs services!S savings arcoui:ount will be awarded per bnjranch. and ilic odierrr ddocs nol. Tliat can mean a heidtliierli and happier life foror oeryone.c Slop in for coffioffee and leam more aboui AsAssislcd ReU'remenl...BridBcVievView style! IFIRST i F E D E R iAL ^------JI SSAVJNGSafl ^______F E D E g ^ t_SinceJSl6.: ______• m»untxItlMD______. USB KeHrrrriml • MsisledKeHmi/rtwn/ • IMlbCarrCenlrr • AhbdnKr-iner't Gtrr IWIn Falla Hom<>mo Offlco TWin Fallsills Buhl Burioy Rupoluport ______1826 nridgcvicw BoiBoulevard, Twin Falls* 7 36-3^ 383 Shoshone3 SlSt. North 866 Blue Lakes BlviBlvd. North 123 Broadway N. 2059 2 OvertarxJ Avenue 70117lhSt. 7it W ^m 733<4222222 733-912222 643 ( I • i « \ ■ s j I T ' Serving Twiivin Falls County 3 M ^V IU ^ Y Cc CoMim/iii/y Er/i/or.')r.i\prilCnudi-133-093!,f, Exr.£ 288 The Timcs-Nc\icws T uesday,, SeptemI ber 24, 19969 6 Pagea g e C - 5 Who Is Alone” from 6 pjn. Fridayiay through 3 pjn. Sunday. = _ _ C S I PRI JVIER MESSIAE£ N ’ COMMllUNITY ^ The transformational workarkshop is = ^ = = = * RESENTS ‘OLIA designed for women who desire to work ' through losses such as career chachange, job E V E; ^ n t s loss,'i death, divorce and/or childhoc[hood abuse ------issues. issi It uses myth, group processxs^ time in Lance celebralrates SOth nature, guided imagery, art, musiilusic, dance t_ t_ . and Jinc: riti^ to enable a healing. of the soul ; HAZELTON-Ano JJ open house to help and a renewed hope ahd energyyforaspiri- fo Lorene Lance cele- cual journey. brate her SOth birth- Fcr p more information, call 423-4904423 or day is planned for 2 to' 733-2044.733 5 pjn. Saturday at thc Hazelton LDS Church,' p j 531 Middleton Ave. Education tO conference!e starts No^tsplease.' TWIN I FALLS - Thc Snakeake R iver Lorene Black was Assodation ^sj for thc Educationn ol of Young bora Sept 28,1916, in Children chi has planned its fall corconference Utah, and camc to for for Saturday at the (Allege of)f SSouthem ' Loreno Black lanc« EdiEden with her family Idaha as Ian infant S h e mai^ A/ Ic^slative breakfast will1 bc served ried Vernon LanceI in 1937 in E den, and from fro 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in thethc Taylor they had two daughightcrs, Beverly and Building. guj Registration follows fronfrom 8 30 to Donna, and a son,n, Gary( (deceased). 99 ajn.,g and Angelee Eames will^ ^ve the ' ; Vemon died in 1988.3. SlShe h ^ 11 grandchil- keynote address from 9 toto ' dren and five grcat-gnugrandchildren. Woricshops are scheduled for 10:1!iO:15ajn.to ' The event is hostedted by her daughters, 4:1S4;i p.m., all in the Shields BuiBuilding. • Beverly Weekes ofol .Boise and Donna lunch Jun break is set for 11:45 a.m. to (John) Cox of Twin FailFalls. p.nt,p.„ during which Vincent Muiiiuli Kituku speak Hansen beginsns celebration "Eames is an educational thera]erapist with 17 yean experience in public and HANSEN-Hansenen HighI School w ill cel- education in the areas of elementicntary cdu- ebrate homecomingg VWednesday through cation, special education and : Friday. learning disabilities. She is a certifiedc !' The parade will be at 1 pjn. Thursday • teacher’s consultant and readingling spedal- with the ^ rl’s voUeylleyball team m eeting ist jjj ; Raft River in the eveevening. The football Kituku j holds a Ph.D. and is a ^ team will play Camnimas Friday, and the storyjjq teller and training spedaliiialist whose game will be followedved witli a dance until studies have focused on managiniging natur-' : . midnight al resources.I He has published i pre- sented worldwide addressing thc i Bowlers holdo1 open meeting cal ^ and socio-econom ic conc nature. ihl Women’s Bowling BUHL - The Buhl One credit is available frcfrom Assodadon is hostingng ani open meeting at Conference re^tration fee (credircdit fee 10 ajn. Saturday at SuiSunset Bowl o n Burley induded) is ^ 5 for members andanc S40 for e* Avenue. non-members. Breakfast is SS. All members are invinvited. Discussion will The College ofI SouthemS Idaho Music Departmennent and tho CSI piano pedagogy;y classcl will present ‘Ollvler Messlaelaen (1908-1992), Dean of Europearpesn I. Arts Center a t CSI. Admission IsJ frw . H»u focus on thc annuald dtyd tournament and p inds ' Cof"P<«e«.’8n3 multknedia presentation by Madiladclelno DeMory Hsu a t 1 1 a.m. FridayFri In Room 1 2 1 of tho Fine Art the SOth anniveiversary program. Boy Qi Scouts raise fum will give the Intfntroductlon In convorsaUon withiB Bi ela Bartok and Olivier Messiaen,len. This will be followed by a visuallal tone painting and then a pianono selection» i Refreshments will be^served. s< . TWIN1 FALLS - ^ Scout Troo'r o o p 7 6 h a s by Olivier MessI;»laen. Hsu has been a piano profeiofessor at Boise State Universityy slisince 197L She holds diplomasI In pedagogy and musicology fromom EcoleE planned a fimd raising ^ d sale NotmatodoHu.luslque In Parts, France; bachelor'sor's and master's degrees from thctho M lanl School and a Ph.D fromm NewI York University. The multlmetimedia pr&-' ; Live teleconferference offered ajn. ^ to 4 pjn. Saturday in the; parkmgpa lot. J „prepared with a 1996 Idaho HumJumanltles Council/National Endownowment for the Humanities Fellowshrthlp. at the Airport Road Freewilldll Baptist : TWIN FALLS -- TheT: 1996 National Church, S 800 S. Washington S t Financial Forum, a live, .j : Woridng Women’s Fin; Troop 76 is sponsor^ by thec TwinT^ Falls during a carocxer workshop planned for 1 to ; . interactive satelliteite teleconference, is pj, E l k s L ^ e . 4 p.m. Mondiday at the CSI North Side : being hosted todayay by Edward Jones Center in Gooiooding. Admis.'rion is free, E v e n t s E l sSEWHEREE : investment represerttaiittadvcs. laj •session career-planning class - n o t • A ey Entertainment, CharbroilIgasgrill ga ; Sponsors o f the2 tcteleconference are Writers W league to meiI C C l for adults ;villill be offered from 5:30 to 8:30 Health adviseners available larunan’s and a hunter's sportTort pack- Edward Jones, ITITT H artford Life •] Jays, beginning Oct. 3, at thc TWIN FALLS -T h e Twin Fallsalls Cliaptca" p.m. Thursda; lior Health Insurance age by V Insurance Co., the Nad'Jadonal Assodation for ^f New Directions. “Out of thc BURLEY - Senior byCuffy’s of the Idaho Writers League will meet at Center for Ni Benefits Advisersrs will' be available Costast for die all-you-can-eat dinnermer is SIS ; Female Executiveives and Putnam hdp adults develop a personal noon Saturday at the Addisciison W est Maze” will he 1 p.m. W ednesday at for adi For reser- Investments. The kejmcynote speaker is Betsy pg . Partidpants will select iliree. . . from 10 a.m. to 2 p. idults and SIO for children. For Restaurant career plan. I lal Medical C enter. vatioaans, call Loma Kolash at 788-214-2145. Myers, deputy assisssistant to President ^ caipations and the resources the Cassia Regional 1 All interested pwple are encouicouraged to potential occ )gram provides infor- Clinton and directorr of women’s initiadves investigate them. Professional1;^ The SHIBA progr: attend. For more information,, calcall Bonnie needed to inv jjgj. mation, counselingng and assistance to |Qn# and outreach. CUntcinton will g iv e a pre- carecr counseisdors ivill provide the Ciuoer Ith Dodge at 734-3615. seniors in the commmmunity. Volunteers nee celebrates SOth recorded address. Assessmentt InventoryI and Myers-Briggs will assist with mediicdical billings, serve HAiAZELTON - An open housese tt to hdp For more informatination or to reserve a m . cator to focus attention on ™ as liaisons with Medi[edicare and also help Loremme Lance celebrate her 80di1 biibirthday scat, call Bob Scibclbel at 733-4925, Gene Han/est n( fair starts SatSaturday jptions. Attendance at all four jj.j, with Medicaid applicplications. is plananned for 2 to 5 p.m. Saturdayday at the ■ ■ Sturgill at 73 4 ^ 1 6) or Ken Stuart at 734- 1 xequiredL,CostJs_$25._'^iidi _JTWIN F A L L S ^ w in -F a llsj:Is_Chr]stion ____ sessions is j-c ------Formoreinformatnationorto-becom ca—Hnzelielton-LDS Church,-531-^Iiddliddleton ------.0264. AcadcmyAc has planned its annuallual Harvest includes testisting; some scholarships are volunteer, contact:t I< Karen Christensen Ave.. NoN pfts please. FairFa for 4:30 to 8 p.m. Saturdarday at tlie available. r l. at 677-6525. Lortjrene Black \vas bom Sept.. 28,28,1916, ' ‘Tough Love' c(com es to Twin school, 798 Eastland Drive N. For more information,in call 736-0070 or 1- inUta!itah, and came to Eden withI her farm- Festivities indudc an auctioition at 5:30 80068WI274.4, Ext 2680. ion Lance TWIN FA LLS-A\ frfree seminar entitled p,. i an infant. She married V em on' p.m., featuring merchandise dotdonated by _ Art guild seekeks members i)37 in Eden, and they had twowodaugh- c “Tough Love: A Famiimily Solution to Drug local businesses, an array of 1carnival H T j BURLEY-The2 DDesert Art Guild is ters,, BeverlyB and Donna, and a son, Gary and Alcohol Abuse"e" is planned for this DCUS ON games and food booths andi a country ^ seeking people to joijoin and take leader- (dt'ceaeased). Vemon died in 1988.3. SheSl has w eekend in the Cor"ommunity Room at jjq store. ship roles to revivee lldie previously active u gnuranddiildren and five great-grargrandchil- ;Obenchain Insurancece ((use back door), 264 ^ Admission is free. For more infcinformation, p j organization. For tliedie past ttvo years die drea1. Main Ave. S. caU733-14S2.cal >EOPLE __ guild lias been in direlire need of people who Hielie event is hosted by her dauglaughters, Parents, teachers; andan conunumty mem- have an interest in1 art ar and are \villing to Bevererly Weekes of Boise andid DonnaI bers are invited to thethe presentation featur- ■ partidpate in hdpingling die guild retimi to (Jolin)in) ^ x of Twin Falls. ing Dick Schaefer,r, MA,^ who h a s been Annual MI soccer day set liorfor Riday preschooH)l hops to awards lg and alcohol abuse-- ■; its role in tlie communnunity. • — working with drug : TWIN FALLS - The Lutheran:ran schools’ • school classes nt Immanueliiel Anyone interested2d iin joining tiie E>cscrt C p k i among youth and famiamilies for 25 years. He annual an soccer day will be hdd I nk site ichool, under the directionI ol?f An Guild is invitedI to attend a meeting at hool is new downlink is director of the TouTough Love C enter in Immanuel jm Lutheran School, 2Q rrcls, teadier, raised S2000• in 4 p.m. Thursday at the Burley Public GOCOODING - Tlie Idaho School>ol ffor tiie Fargo, ND. Ave.EAv ___ April of this > s year 10 send five children1 tcto Ubrary. DeafI Jand Blind is the downlinkik sisite for Sessions are planminned for 6 to 10 p.m. Third- through sixtii-grade team u- Dystrophy Assodation’s sum^jm- educatcadonal tdeconferences sponsoiinsored by to 5 p.m. Saturday. A pa : Friday and 8 a.m. to pating are from Clover, Mountai llie Immanuel Lutlieran stU' State Department of Educatioation. All free “Tough Love”’ bookbc will be given to Pocatello, po Nampa, Idaho Fallsb aa n d Twin dents raised1 thetl most money in tlie state oi Hospital offers3rs free lecture :conferences will be heldId iin thc ants. One college credit fa the first 60 panidpant Falls. Games will begin at 9:3030o.ra. and fcr thisis event. Twenty-seven studentf:nts RUPER T - Mlin in id ok a M em o ria l sdioolwl’s Multipurpose Conferenceice 1Room, oise State University or rui is available from Boise run until 2:4S p.m., wilh a lunc"> aSq, hopped rmmn the .sdiool at 2055 Filer Ave,ive. Hospital is sponsoriroring a lecture by Dr. locateited on tlic soudi side of the: gymnasi-gy: Northwest Nazarcnele College;( those desir- from fro 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Ar /nwood Shopping Ccnicr. Tlieyliey Barry Goldsmith at 730 p.m. Thursday um. TlTliose attending are asked to parkp in ing thc aedit needd totc attend the session' tc;team will play Immanuel’s seveniv c n th ^ d e „ c r e assistec;ed by 16 parent helpers andmd in tiie Fireplace Rooloom at the hospital, the eaeast parking lot near the gymm aiand usc from 6 to 9 p.m. SatiJaturday. C ost for the from frc 2:10 to 2:45 pjn. Parents an fifUi-andsixti,rtli gradcrsof die school. G o ld sm ith ’s toptopic will be “The tiiesdsdiool entrance. credit is S35. arean cncouraged to come out and support An awardsLs assemblyj will be hdd at 9 am,un. Surgical Experiencenee: Expectations and “Al(\lternative Assessments”;” w ill be ponsored by Twin Falls thi The seminar is spon the teams. Oa . 4 for alldl partidpants. T-sliirts ^vill bebc Preparation.” Thehe public is in vited , broadadca'st from 11 a.m. to 12:312:30 p.m School District 4 Ul’s ’s Student Assistance awarded to all members of the team, due2 tcto and admission is freifree. Moununtain Tim e W edncdncsday. Program. \ Q the large amimoimt raised. Cenificates andmd Admitninismitors, teachers and schoidiool psy- C l a sse s gifts will be awarded.av Plus Dance helleld Wednesday legists are encouraged to attenittend. The : Workshop enanables healing _ ------Top monej’2>’ laLsers were Kala No%-ak and conferference will address the devclo;vdopment Sam Fitts, bothbc of Twin Falls, and Evaiiran EDEN - The Butlottions and Bows Square tive forms TWINFALLS-JoaJoan Dalton Boyd, MA, implementation of alternative )f Jerome. Jumpers with ihcthe Dance Club Is hastinpting a Plus Dance from ^f ^ issessment for students witiih didisabili- will fadlitate a workorkshop en titled “She Q umkfdmn Aotdoma of CSI ofiieis s t r a t a woriruinsiiup most jumpsps were Thomas Harneycy, 730 to 9:30 p.m. Wedi'etlnesday at Anderson who cannot partidpate in statestai and TWIN FALLS - Teaching Straiitrate^es for Be^am in WlIVhccIer and Sam Fitts, allI olof Camp. Tliose attendiniding are asked to bring rictivide assessment programsams, even more information, call . . Distance Mucation, a workshoplop on using . Twin Falk. P,Participants were Emily Bedieck finger foods, For moi 1 accommodations. Joe Jime Custer at 733-92;-9235. I want yorour news the tdecommunications systemm forfi educa- and Ariel MiMcKay, both of Kimberly; Joe 0 registration is required. HandoutsHai Ran Iftt’»n m to if 0u .1w8nBit tt to hear about It tion, tio ivill be hdd from 8 ajn. to 430 p.m. KenaIdi,Emii,nily Bond, Kylar Siivage, Megar be provided; if large groupss arean plan- I'm April Cndch, the commKnmonJty editor rtlfte Saturdays, Sa Sept. 28 throughh Oct.C S, in JUIiers. Ko'dlelyn I-jdd, Sammie Jo Sobolka^ Dinner celebrcbrates heritage mngti’ to attend, advance notice isrequest-is rc m rnH nn, Evergreen C74 at the College of iSouthem Thomas Ilaiuuncy, Benijamin Wheeler, Sair For more information, callII RichardR IttomyjobtoflSUdi u Novak, Britnlc Johnsonon, . HAILEY - S t Qiailaries Catholic aiurch 1'> Idaha F itts, Kniu at 9344457. msen, Katie May, Tasha BassUSS, has planned its 4Stlih annualai Basque dinner Insmictor Paula Edmonds-HoUiloUifieldwiU J& ™ dnjciii : . 'S X r * ' wandowski, Henry Chaplinlin, for 5 to 930 p.m. Satur:iturday at die diurdi. examine similarities and difidifferences Shelby Lem b«t. lilcy, Kraig Hall, Chelsea Brownwn. The dinner is heldleld each ycQr to cele- A lU r ned between distance education andndtradilion- BnmrahlMc utnni reunion planne • C«lobrntio« imcy, Miranda Mein, Sara!rah brate die area’s Ba.sqasque licriKigi\It is S t . SocWevent* al classroom education, provide 1 lOODING - Thc W a lk err C en ter oily Pliillips, Emily Bond, Jacolcob Qiarles Parisli’s largeu-gest fiuul-ralsel: of die . ^ : • Reonknt of teaching strategies and engag plans indude mOsic by Alumimni Fall R eunion is planmm ned for . Smith, Brettt KoluingF and Ev-an Aardema.L year. This year’s plai ' • IndMdua! schlev»- pants in h^dsK>n practical exerd Jim Jasauro and his orchestra, perfor- urday at the Walker Center,er, 11120-A ments. Cost of the one \ r ' M Hnw««*.,T«tiFUb,ldil.Idiho TueKl«y.5«ptOTbef24,1996m W orld Japanese pa3atrol boats drIrive O countries fnFrom disputedd islands 5. KoreaI blasts U.S. poolicy witth north A 1953 armistice stoppede d t1h e TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP)(A — Kin Chieh shoulOU, a Taipei County N ortho i Korean G ating, but the two Koreasts tte e d j- Japanese patrol boats preprevented anindlmanishoLukxl thc flotilla. • m p nically remain at w a r . Taiwanese and Hong KonKong legis* The lawmakcikers left the north- mfiltration i l l exposes Pereistenily, Pyongyang hasa s ssa id lators Monday from rencreaching a em Taiwanese porti of Shenao on „ it w ill discuss a pennanent[ ppe: e a c e ' chain of dny islands at thcthe centcr Sunday ni^ t,, flyingfl; Taiwan’s flag d e5fense t ( holes treaty only with the UnitJ o it e d of a brewing dispute betwictwecn the and chantinglg “Long Live the States and not with South KorK o re a, three govcmnienis. Republic of ChChina,” the official SEOEOUL, South Korea (AP) — whidi it secs as a U S. puppet. The Diaoyu islands,, knknown to name of the govtOvemmentinTaipeL "Whateatever its mission, the North In recent years, Wa^dngtin g to n the Japanese as the Saikankakus,sit ' Their boatsts camei within the can submarine that ran aground bas inched toward clo serr rer e la - between Taiwan andd Japan’sJ 12-nautical-mil Reach more thaian 53,000 readelers a day withI jjust one phonee icall! nTheTirunes-News— ^ TheTlmesNewt ^ C U S T O M E F t ...... M.ARI ^ S E R V I C E 132 3RD STREETSTR WEST, P.O. BOX 548 »• TWIN r FAILS, ID 83303 • MOND)NDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 TO 5:30 •SATURDAY 8:00-10:00 3sa W PJ 1208)733-0931I •(•(FAX) (208) 734-5538* 543--13-4648 (BUHLl • 326-5375 |flL£RIL£R)« 536-25351 NORTHSjDE)':)• 678-2552 (BURl£Y/RUPERT]:RT) ^ (CStnmlhpr ;i}r>*i((ilin 1 0 0 300 K ^/TnUtm niSbvtlon ISM* ICIliciCFMd W lonC tvw t jllCu< rsrtoMlMj niU« - i tl]|«Jlan/takvton initrt iiaifvr :u}i«rin(i>c>n> m lUEhcrrM X 8 0 0 i;iVanMtWi>n ICUkaaOtM 7 3 3 - (0 9 3 1 I IMrntirii sisr iiii^ ICMtbinIM lUBniUi ^ tnteioui iMMwtuiMi n p / sssisr Ills >EADUNES: WlMaWnM 4 Q 0 siUM tK txnm w n ______1OT1«U ______UNEU ADS EXT.1 ICIhto-diMB ------— ZOO PMMoryJorFrxfayfof-rvexTj neiiiB/iutCMDa | £ i ” 7 0 0 initeisui icotiici III [ M M Ira 900 ISlOVKthm 5:00 PM Frldoy b r S w ^ t p u U i llJUCoaSrai Kurfitfcwrrti ienu>i> ; LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LE NOTICE LEO ? Moot somoono A ------"77 i o a I AQRONOMISTr r CHILD CARE CLBUCAL LEGAL NOTICE ;g a l NOTICE I 18-90 yrs. Froo I ESSIONAL ‘•O- Vashington Ir- Mature nursery chDMdcaro SOS Stifling SwviMv k n ------brochure:o:1-eoo-94WM11 I w crop (arm otlondoni (or Nazo zaro n e #1 InCustomorSorvicervtari NOTICE OF LETTINGI :ollona colli and bid proposal, ^ucn raioslos will<1 DO mado a pan 17' ------. ■ S E R \ to r s a le in Soil S Z ' Z ojronom i lst to Church In TF. SSundays u «1 in E m p ic ^ Bonofit:nofitd; Soalod proposals willI bo received by tho IDAHO Df of thotr coniroct covering tho prolocl.I. Tl-Tho Fair Labor Ston- roq. Can TaUngApfAcatkmsKM :ity lo r N oll Di- BANKRI□ I iD Tr'V monitor chemicimlcals, lertii- mornings. Refs nx inow t ' TRANSPORTATION BOARCARO only at tho olfico ol Iho Sards dare A crol 1930 (U.S.C.A. TltloI 2929. Parogropha 201- ;,o izer& watorr oron tho pro- 736-7257, kiavo moTwssaga 738-KDtE^4<73)TwinInR Ri ds nON DEPARTMENT. 3311 219, 219 Choplor 0) sholl opply in the ompi J 1 1 /8 & B r u c o AllChoplorfi IDAHO TRANSPORTATIOI 'n n m S n A ductlon Of orain. ------6n-TEUP(B367)-But(Buioy WEST STATE STREET. BOIBOISE. IDAHO 83703 or ro- his Ihis projoct. js l o o n . 1 0 /1 5 . cases. Frooroo lolophono ,0,005, onions CHILDCABE TOnamiql EOE ADA AD/ colvod by maU ot PO Box 7t<7129. BOISE. IDAHO 83707, It It ia Iho purpose ol Iho Idoho Transransporiallon Board to- 67-4119. consul; Must bo self-mcf-moiivalod & PT holp wanted. Imr ATTN; COI^TRACT ADMINIS'NISTRATtON until two o'clock juild buil( tho improvomont In tho shortosl 11 d C a r o . CLERK jslllmo consistent wiih wontod-Oi0 ™ V0„ .p .c l.1 “ " ' S y '8W>-548-2166 S abletoworkwolwellw/olhors Lulhoron Child 1 p.m., on tfio Bit! flay cl Octobtrto^r. 1996 lor tho work ol ro- }ood gow construction. Nocossary oquipmepment ond an oKoctlvo man to sh^Share whip cioam I.MultKfry -on a dally basisasis. Salary & 2055 Filor Avo. Easast. Twin Dependent on ava2abi]aabiSty ------placomont of a pony tnjsa, , wowood docked brldgo ovor the -orgcMganlzollon vfili be insisted upon, —...... a n d c h arompoonS. Lhls e^ptfffoncg - -b o n o n ts. coil o ll! 50S-269- 'F ans.C an734-3421«20. ------o f (uttrfa.-South Cerrt::entral Twin Folia Moin Canal noar Mi « Communily AaionI AgervAo( } Murtough, vrilh a 130 ll by 22 Datod'Soptom D; borl7.1996 mako a ni|nighl 10 romomb- pOR OUALm tt concfolo slob, two plof bridge■idgo on iho existing allgnmoni, JIM)ilMMY D. ROSS, P E „ Chief Enginooi JTY BUILDING. X ro su m o to CLERICAL ^ cy is accopting applicpplica- ™ »' Hnppypy Birthday. coij c w Construction.Co S09-269-I308. Barrios BrIdQO on Twin Fall!'a lls Moin Canol, Murtough. &OFRCEE tions for UHEAP Assis-Ass known as Idabo Fodoralol Aid/ P ro jo c t No. BROS- =U0LISH: PUE Soptombor 23. 24.25. 27,27, i& 27 1996 g ^ Now or romodlodoiingsorvlM ------' poslUons Bvalla:Qaoto tsnt Intako Aido/Proco!roccaa- 4200(011). In Twin Falla Countounty. Key No. 3271. ----- 106 0vor40yeaneoraoxporionco AUTOMOTIVE 0 0 <''9 C lorks In th oaTw T a ln I8-754-7608 Noodod; oxpor." .b i od , par. E X P R E S INVrTATlON TO BID FOUNOJO vldniiy\ of North's I SPECIA:IAL NOTICES Call 1-888-7 9 0 Falls, Mlnl-Cassia.ia, anda ■ son lor busyy doalorship.dc PERSONNa SER\RVICES Jeromo officos. StaniItorting (FOR ADDITIONAL INFORfORMATION CONCERNING Tho Th Magic Valloy Region- Chuckck VWagon, 4‘ tall 5-A- 10T0QRAPHY Good benefits & THIS PROPOSAL PI.EASEIE CONTACTC RESIDENT EN- y OHOLICS IS & pay. Only Twin Falls. 733-7^7300 salary SSJS7 0 .0 .0O. . JobJ ll Modical Contor will ro- diomolcnolor, bross bell on Ml-OU ost prices in iho ExporioncodI nood no opply. gurioy, 678-4040 • ^ G1NEER*“ B1LL M E R H mr^A ^ / T (200) 886-7850.1 colv:oivo soalod written bids baao.). TopT< is missing, no' ANON • No Foo descriptions & oppllcppllca- )NYMOUS MaglcVaMoy.Hoy. Coll Quail- C ontact Jimm ata G ary s 1 ■ tions oro ovaSoblo tfa t Ss e foror (0 Clinical Information collar.ar. Several distin- Call?11733-8300 ty. 678-268080 or( 677-2769, WosUond. 733-123-1825,. Aro you planning a Tbo Idoho Tfonsportalion)n Dopartment.D In accordance Svst>yslom (wllh Ihe following guishiniihing marks. Coll to — . anwve? CAA’s officos iocatodated in — — ClasxUled wfl•PfW p S 726 Shoshono StroS tro o t wiih tho provisions o( Tlilo) VI of tho Civil Rights Act of cbrrlo m p o n o n ia; S u rg e ry , tdonlily,■lily, 420-2348 days, COMEE HEAR THE t ^ t ;------1 AUTOMOTIVE E ^ In tho right diracitor Wost. Twin Fans; 300 1964 (78 Stal. 2S2) and ihoirogulotionsolthoDopanniont rog Horr tf TiMdai;Septaaber24,1996 ThTOTW»wt.T»faMh.Mifcp C-7 ______CONSTTttXniON DRIVERS o n HOUSIUSEKEEPMO UANAGSI5ER UEDICAL NURSES RADIO TECH TECHNtOAN for evenings CNA'SU'S Experionco(l instalUnailing radi- Electronics Tech noec«d ed V , ExpertancadMsh carpen- Ortven OrK needed to drive sett Sunun VMlley Company Manageror posfionpi opening LPN needed ^ • r s for so rv lco & trim urdoaders ur in four states, htsts immodiaioii ^erungs soon •wOt if t Big Wood Ca- shift. Applyly in person a l Minkloka Memornorial Hospi- os. computer oxpeixporionco for small Southern Id 1 work on manufacturad Caa C< 877-4036. forr HousdteepingHi Sc^or- nad C o3npany n p and Ameri- R ock C reeek e Rehab ft tal is currontjn tly hiring desired, Sond rosumorosi to Wo TV systems. Manai 7HE71MES-NEWSYS j enter. 640 Fior PRN/CNA’s-s- i R equire- Autophono. POD Box B LU ment opportunitk»S- M homes.CaMJJmat - “ ^------v lssors.Experience o can Fallsalls Resencir Od- Medcal Cen “ I f CURRENTLYHASIS 734.5175. DRIVERS DW need)teded. For more inior- trid Nlo. o .:2 in Shoshone- Ave. W., Twi« in Fans. nxsnts irKl- cuncurront regis- Twin Falls, ID 83300303- bo willing lo roloca AFSofldaho nutoation 1-800^94-9339 SetKJ resumeresi wiS> satary _ _ , , — — - try throughfl IIIh o Idaho ______Send rosumo to: P.O,),Box E w e FOLLOWINGG CTNSTRUCnON 5101«Av«.E ■ Sm,boar5of,ofnursingor 414. Filer. ID 83328.> INDEPENDENT i T P O n t . eligible. Contoi Need W wen. carpenters Goodbtg. Idaho HOUSIUSEKEEPJNQ C a n all l CCi om pany. P.O . ______^ ntact Human a woH ostablisho.shod local _____ JUNIOR ROUTESS jsekeeper wanted. 3 q $l Resources, a t 4 & concrete workers. Ap- Over 0 the road drivors. House Shoshone. Idaho iterw^ai 01436-0481. finn 0 'poopooplopor- = = = ! =------1 AVMLABLE -,ptyatWeslec.53N200 ClassACOLO 12westom daystys per week. Variable 83352.L dosingdjCBOc- C OcctmtonI'iHoenVHome officp ------son* to market: It's build- + states. Mostly no touch sc:hedule. h e will include loberlS.i15.199a Hophone S o n d ro - >loaso chock your od I W.Jorwne. 10.324-3427. ^ 'TWIN FAILS - treigM. Also, relief drivers, somem e w eekends. Institu- p t« PkBse lfiniiokaU< kjx 95845. conoctnoss on tho ^fi ffOlTOTS? C o m p e titiv e s a la r y , tionalnal background hel^ _ _ .P .O .B o x day that II runs, a s T ^ A T C H a , pitaJ se ek s 1100-1899 blk Addisonion Benefits. Lumpers paid. Call111 Gloria1 at 423-5591 e s tw f VOM b bar- individuals S ; ™ . ID P330? Times-News Is not 1 Tho Times News h a s an HomoKi regular. Modom forrinlormation. inl a s . — sportsiblo lor onors of AvoEast irwnodiate oporting for a ^ I yota ma toO*r rxjrvigtearr sumo to P.O-3- IBo* 2347; c;ai eg 1100-1499 b£k Fior Avo. equipmenL . . ' ojickresxresierea.73M23i. nafnendly. that time, • weekehdteafsheet Come Co by our oflico or can 0 83303 CustomerRepresoitsontsthro 1^ = = ^ = =___ East 1-e0»228Jb(l6< Put>lishing CompanyMTjy has o 100-299 Uk Elm SLN. woe Dieci SSJrtSrero wages. For OFRCE _____ 100-499 blk Bluo Lakoskos ly12-15hr3perwookend. — [ho BEST! opportunitunity. Aro " D utks kckjdo deOvery of DRIVERS OR « - a a s T n r i l E w job re lo so o th o liconso, Nosmoking.ilj.iong 1100-1299 blk Heybumum i s & m rC rv e progr------— 677-TEMP(8363•u m Riififn/ WoukJ you like 10 i ''bom S am to to am . Ap sjo a se c a flR a ^ o r MEDICAL ^ AOA^ country whUooamiaming30K hours.COL0 plus. ExExcel- Avo. Easl G76 tte s * IM ply in porson at 132 3rd Need N« drivers with COUA _ , AD ^ vtftappL 733-7035 T m i FaOs Caro-CenterisCa plos por yoor?If? II th is kwt pay. Call 788-267i tr you In areas SLW. ask tor L an a artdai good driving roconi TIMEMES CLASSIRED P anfaran ------a a n M e n ste d In b»-b*- —— ------new hiringig a Full-Time sounds like you a Ing a Independant Jun- ;;; 48 4< states, homo roguiarfy. DEPAFITMEhrr D uechakk Registered t Mo“ t t a r w WATT PERSON New equipment and good o n merisarac needed. >00 om U S a n s t a Joh! Floxibio hehours lor route carrter-Plcasa DRIVER Wrth C la ss A bonolits. ^ Come by at 2 0 8 - 7 3 4 ^ worKorswiin 2946 lorintciito r v lo w but only for thoso whohoaro CaU 7 3 9 ^ 1 ext 2S0 .COL Yoar round work, have own tools. jhin.T.inin Falls care 1735 S. Main. Ooodlng. = = •• Several;ml posiaons o p ^ Center o«cre rs cwnoeOtivo **““* rangingig lro I m w try „ppoirtmont. . ambitious and on>njoy , jobdutkBwaibepumpir){| IDorealll-20S-934-4451 [IRfEiTERIOR OESKM FaOorytn cutrvo. Tom------— ------______poopkj. Earnings poss . peptic tanks.digging. _ 324-33S6. go. M interest- Tcmp-Io-Hiro i Q aicg ------I ities up to SlO/hr. ’wSi U ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ^ deaninaCne*.’ Muslbe DRIVERS DR _ AINEE 19 or oWer, Apply in I ed RNs she MANAGER TRA.N ! Able to do hoavy Ufting- Long Lo Haul Truck Ortvtrs EEXCLUSIVE sonM axle-sPlzz * Local kx>g-cctablishod Ad- ; --This b not a 9-5pm |o6. 2 yoars exporionco CAREER ifflffloddio OO-731-TatP £ani S20K lo S30IaOK a s o P«»** Twin FaUs. 10. Co. J Hours vary. Wai pay by rt S r l t ’iS ^ ____ vortising & Printing Co. al mareenance me- _ - c v Entire Uaglc ropresontativo s with ovor 350 annual ro- . commission, average i )PPORTUNITY =tf!s Caro Cen- r i f g S w S 5 S zfK Star- OP .ic at Twin Falls “ ^Opportuni- ValleySlncee1986! 1, &senridngostat £ cofvabto accounts, strongwig I ';wago. somknontWy pay Please can 734-9679. , —— rr-rr; accounts. You9U twill ro- Stainless steel welder period. SI 00M 1500. Do — Inquirtiwforthe er. Irr a tow^osFS1 ctauiiM sd a ouaranuanteod in- tabricalers needed w/iw/Qxp growth. Illness forces DRIVERS •«•ONE^AWNO- ' not nood experienc e , wo DR CO o p e r. n eioer»- utSCELLANtJ S l K ------■X. II quail- Ploase call Idaho M. . wfl train mo right p e rso a Needed. No Long haul truck acreativo. motwalod ion possi- Fabrication. (208) 6 Berry a Co. Interior Oetignor. nechsracal. ptwr-b- Krinr lied, promotion ' (208)336-8000. Apply in perso n o t 403 drivers. a Minimum ago 21. m g. &i wcHding-wt Staring fa o x tn o o e i blo wiihin onono year) & 3940 for inierview. I ^.So.RaaSlW.Shoshono. Hoolth, H vaoaUon. CAFE. boruswS«tempc£ar«ex3rv 'c Warehouse* nnFallsisac- oarningsolo l u p t o = = UONEYUAXER i 686-2042 401K. 4 pay DOE. Food „ youwantchaflongcsin_ pcnsaionB onbascdon^ *P»fcWopcfi icatkjnslora S35K-55Kin1s1 1st level d Food wagon. fuOy oquipp-ipp. 0gtndo tankers. US & CAN. your caroor. this ts Iho ificatiorstors. w. exc. bcnest •Corsiruooni ’ SERVICES ol managomonl \TJOH od. MustscD. Forinfor-ifor- TATIVE. This elits indudo mi iRESUUEPREPARATi ORniTER 600-967-2911 0 Burloy. ID. ^opportunity for you! p a ck aago g e ind. medtcal. •uecharKS.I.i mation call allor 6pm.pm. I lOwhoolcrwithCOLCom — B s * bo regularly dental. 401 (V) pr OcnaLkhd.iJd.L 7D .40lK .4 •COL«fr>vcrs position will bo 0 program p„,e«tonaf rwum.m es 208-557-4323______' .season/yr. round. Wogo DRIVERS DR scheduled foror '15 hr, ea- & ESOP plan, OTR drfvers newtod, lalo ^Prolor 2 plus yoar m ere.- CalCa 206-733-7^ .flcsaurantO ’ Cindy ai 733-1606 DOE Ca« 423-4269. OT oxperwnce/and or jgr imcrvi wk.Onocxasiasion it will re- To qualily ^ ___ PHOKECAROROtnESis” rrmodol equip/roofer, dry education, ® with a toam or sen i r quitoa40hr.hr. work wk. •Goalononiod ------1 Local sites • lor salo.lie . j DRIVER vans, w vnilking noor. Mio- EXPF^RESS lork long ■ 216 minded aaitudo. req. to: f irvisioo. por- • W illing lo worl' S2K/wk potential froo carda rd { Needed driver/warehouso ago oi ♦ othor benefits. Con- lo: Avormore W est PEFISONNQELSEBVICES otyofroutm o ^hours if nocossa«sary. ■ EMPLOYUENT Inc. Ann.ian.: HR, 1341 FO- Xwn Fafls. fT v./info. 1-800-700-71777 ) porson. Drug tostlng. ta ta ctT Ja t 208-734-9062.. omponsatanl^on, „ ^ S L s s m lanciol work. * Some travel requi „ I SERVICES g ^ driving record. Must — SL S titt 200. Twn B ulev 57S-H rS la V e a * ^usl bo bondabijablo with SMALL parking k^ swoep-X!p- exporionco. A»nssi*no ^ld,B3301.AA.EOe g i^roo Applicant mui I , ' • I» 21. CoH botwoon 9:00 EDUCATION go worKijirioscon&tosal. j(gO U S high schoolI diplomdi a or n c es and s o S Staffing Swvfcarices ing. exc. potential, oquq}.|«p. !j om&3:00pniat733-1145 5, 1 to a roll- 963 Bluo Lakes BMJ-'■d-TF 4 accounts, cash only.niy. Southern Idaho Solid U E C HAMC A n NowhiringM for part umo GEO; knowlodt W aste Is seeking quall- Snako River Plaza - BtjBurloy 736-2818. O R IV ^ 15 _ ^ _ _ Mirtimumum 4 years exper. kennd hdp.4a M'jTt be ro- O'^'CO prac \\ Ttod appUcants for a Com- Send Soi rosumo to P.O- ^avoI ownoa tools, some sponsible5 3anim al lover, 10-koy & data Wo offer our emptoyi>y*** • r Wanted, exp. short haul munity „ Education /Rs- 94845 94 %T«ws-News K^-iness, •lnsuranco*401K I: toKk driver, can 324-7146 " c ss exper-prtjJerred. Cksanicw duduties involved, complete job“H d s 4 iS cycling Coordinator job P P. .O . Box 548. Twin or of landscaping & y»ppiyj,pcrjerson at Grcon ftcmploymcmj ‘ Paid Vacation ?“ “ ’2 3 o r i S . F o T y S ! 7364flRE(4473)TwinFnFaBs I MONEY TO LOANN !• DRIVER opening. 01 Thisiobavomg- Fans. Fa ID 83303 - removal e w m c r t. A crcs PelJt C e n te r. 868 contact tho PorPoreoroxHO- donUal intoivicw ! ATTENTION OS ® 20 hours por wook and PaidO(X Send Rcs»»ne Green Acresres Dr.. TF f'co locatod1 inin City Hall. Bill LymaniiTn ' 677-TEUP(B367) - Bu SS0-100KSS roquiros somo day travel ^ o :C-U 4 J^ Ito d Storm. P.O------32J2ndAvo.E3. E or pftono 734-500000 ^ ------1 Refnancoft equity kuns.ms. DRIVERS! in ^ tho Mage WaSloy area. B 0X 32S3292. Hailey. 10- UKCEUANlINEOUS 736-2251. ThoCilyolTl- I0«m-6pnip m I 2 1 7 208-734-8727 cCopies of tho job doscrip------— ' 83333.713.788-3202 EOE AUERICAM*4STAFF1NG TwinFaHsisanon Equal Op- UorvWed.ed- I EMPLOYMEK . Mi^Trucking Co. is now tion jk ond employmont ap- i * a r CiXTcnX cpcmenings: portunity Empicnployor, Ck»- .. . - •J,, 5JHEEDCASH7 Nrirtg (Btperiertced & pUcations p) aro availabkJ at lAWC -Drrvw.'GoOoocb^ ing dato t a w ' I o PMHTUNTIE Wo buy notes 4 roal ostatoaato s&Klent OTH drivers. "“ ^Stafflng Iv e tho Milner Butte Adminis- ods boot harvest workers J R U OK ENGINE ^ ‘■ Sr^'R ccerasving'Gooding ------SENIOR TRANSP« P O R T A - 5 , _ooo W eekly Stuflffl .. c o n tr a c t s . C r e a t i v e ragoberxrfapkg rc. -v/archoustsoT Jato Entry POUCE TION PLANNER 1809 trtrativo Oflico (432-9082). S o r ts a tS a . n-nQri.iiion E n v e lo p e * s t Hoi •Competitivo Pay a TTw 71 salary ra n ^ is SI 0.50 ing trairang lor 9jai- •• Factory Tho City olTwinwin Falls is ac- Tho Idaho Transp' Can NOW*'! nf®t,ir 1 FroodetaJs-RushaSASE CREATTVE U0RTGAG6 ■?; Benefits -S12.50perhourandoth- tcchnicion w/mm. 3 — j j p Xcdin copting appMcplications lor Department. Di: 0 6 * ■«Topef tho Lino Eawpmort „ »4«RE(4«73)Twin Fans te ^ rrw U v 10: SP E L Box 650C FIMANCING or employoo bonorits are r7-TEUP(83$7)-Burtey engine oxp. Must -Customer;» Scrvico Rosorvo Policijlico Olliccrs. . Coeur d'Alene is c • Sign on BoruiS THRU n ^ This is a strict^ctV volunteer. looking to tillIt a a ~ S Aa.Mam..F1.33265<&0069 Attractivo mortoago raUJSlUlS available. Tho closing W F im EOE ADA cwientCOLiccnse. —Carpenter i sw Q «6 dale a. for accepting appli- dd bo abte to trouUc- —AutoOettrisAng no-paid, positssition wtiich Transporlationjn Plannert ty p is------T starting 017.75% for. ♦Istond2nd'3uptol00%d6% ^ NO HozMat or Doubles cationsq is Sopt 27.1996 LABCIBORERS ShootH roirepa» jobs 4 han- Somowrftttairain. Good mon- allows citiicn:o ns 10 bo in- posiUon HOUE PC users noed. CanSOS lAscusttiusaxncrs profession- ey lot expepcnenco- Tem- volved in thoirt>ir localI polico SalaryrangoS16-9i6-98-S2497 $45,000 incomo poteti ^ ,i ♦90%nor»wTWpuchaso3asos T o r Fast Procossirtg. moro ELECrnCAL EL ^ Staffing s Senrlce* aBy.AppiApphr a t porary. Sea;eascnal & Full- dopartmont.t. Applicants ; por hour pluss l fu i ^ sta to CoUl-800-513-434 ♦Mobile homo toans ♦OobtcoftSOlidatkxB Info Draftsmen, D; designers NOVi/I'n W esttmfnSU»E(MpR»« S tmo. NEW:VER A FEE! must bo at lea:least 21 years benefit package.)0. Tho1 reg- ExtB-10467 =- Call Uyton. UT a a n d e n g in e e rs with in- fohavojobsS7-004up^ ^ C o. 734-6452 1-800-731-TEMP t-8 ol ago, possess o s s a High isior croalodby by this job ------______♦Quick loan approvals •' 600433-4473or dustrial di or utility oxporiorv 7304l6-HtRE(4473}TwinFa&s ' 3085SEKfaBbcrtyRd. E Serving thele EfrtIrs Uaglc Schoot Diploalo m a Of Itio openinB win boa usod us 10 fill I ^Crodd problems oiuty ; ^WSfTOURRECRUlTEHI CO.o Pioaso sond resume grr.- TwfaiFaa*.n> v a n ^ s mnc« c 1986! oqurvalcnt andanc bo ablo lo ' future statowidolooponings- 01 Locally ownod and operatedatod 77-TEIIP(8367)-Buriey Twi THE UONEY EXPRESSS 3 I Wed.. Idaho 10 tc PO Box 94734 %TVnos WFMN i i T EOE ADA W ^ ^ O0 O 0 E . E 0 E ------pass tho stancandard polico g ■i state Bnp. Oflico in Twin Nows.PO.Bcx548.Twin N —lIL ------UZSCEUAKANEOUS physical litnoj.noss tosi. All Tho Senior Transfinsportation I M 736-0033 or caOconectK t Falls. ID 83303 LABCVBORERS UEIXCALCAL CoOegeBote u n d Stxjdents applicants •villwill also havo Planner provideidos stato- ^ M -i I • Fans F *★***★***★*★ 1 lO om toN oon — I nKfviborors noodod far land- Audiologiitogis: n eed ed . FT/ The Idaho1 ArmyA National looassabadlackground in- wido and'or rogioigionallong- ” EOE ELECTRONICS EL scaping in W ood River PT. l^aiCan 783-<999 G uard oll«llers a S7.000 ve^^iion includinginc but range multimodelodal trans- ^ H i r r T n i n i Interest rates arere TECHNK3AH, experi- ^■na-call 786-2676. r ------scnolarshipgp (Montgomery not lanitcd lo0 employmento portation planningining in ono d o w n ! oncedordomonstraioun------ORIVEH 0 CAL GIBifll S2.;2.500 enltstmcnt gno aodit histHistory. Thoso or more ol the10 lollowing l< ___------, (Rates as tow os 7.5%)%) € x c . PT Job. m u st onloy dorstondlng d of eloctronic LOSJ}SS PREVENTION OF- AcccptngRngjwpSca»»fur Td repayment ol accepted inIn th o drug areas: urt>an., rural rui high- 3Q1 Now is the timo to rt>financoanco I .^working w/ChBdron. must ttioory. It Apply Mo/Ouj/oi ncinCER -For major retail TUcrap;rapy Teen to work ja-^ioarjans. Musttw 17 screening, TTt h o so com- ways, rail, publijblic trans- BUSINESS5 yourhomofor Bvelopmentaiiy DiS- p, J ^have or bo wilCng to ob- Boctnnics.i 1730 Wm- storitoro. Compelilnre wag- wjOcvcl Fmd c u t ll you pioiinn Iho1 subsequent s» portation.n . b i c y • OPPOHTUNmT ip i g *Oet)t consolidation s ^tainOassBCDLw/pass- boriyRoad b >s.bonontp3Ckago-Scnd os.t a b ie•d d AA dults. M ust b e cualifw ly^LL CA SFC Bar- JFPO Rcscrv.jrvo Aiademy cle/pedostrian-rrn-m odes ol -Honto improvementsIts i,____^onoor ondoraomont. — osumo to; Box 95233. winngta 734-9171. will bo swornim reserve ol- _transportailon,I. Also, Al acts __Auction 8 Taxi Cal -Extra cash ' -.’Starting w a g 6 'S 7 .0 0 /^ FARM------^:/oTT>oTim ir hom e MISC. Macinlosh computnputor -.. i j O U AALITYANTIOUE L I C“ yi X/’ FREE-2fomi}moto Block Lab BANDSAWS220(2200:55 Ton BACK SWING for I )0: 5,000 lb. use. CoI| 543-4290.0. wanted & olso Flutoluto ft •: OW TF County Fair r■ j A a . II 423-4587 ask , Pross, $1100:! THEACESi Bobby W o lff S S JorKalhy Cherry Pickei — . ' trombono. wanted to bu SON BRIDGE* >unds. Oct S ft 6. For . ^ ^ ty°d.‘ T ruck B O T T L E S . Jim BiBoom . Please call 543-4799.^ dealertiJorspaco 543-5315. ,—TT 1.000 1b. Hyd oHBodBrCol- HOI81.S350;>0- all new wanted to buy. sisell or . OUR 0 fomalo, oxc. oqulp.. possibleJblijuadeor trade. Call 733-7386186 MISC. Wanted to buyuy 0 old Those tchowiA to teenecmleanwd Wben a decledarerisgoingtogo' y o u imbe i(tesMnDy wrprMd • M . companion,)n, ■Ownor m ov best offer. Call 8 — StorWortoys.com;o m lc ., to fools, seem foolslols to the down, don’t dodoai^thing'togetin athmiVW M>y I i$ to place a £ stalo, 324-2600 — — Boston Tonlor or Shll>hih Tzu books ft corpot romnaniinanls, learned.’ ttiaid ad. Tht co»t Is AD / ------GENERATOR,R now1 1/2 wanted, malo or foif o ^ le . 733-0016 ask lor Laura tbew ^. tow.lhir_lhi litulU *ro high. TIMES CLASSIFIEDC FREE LabjftDralhourX ft price at $295.9 ^. Lg,'dia-. prefer adults, 438-8( — Qunitilxflii Thtfidtf«d«aW.73M031. QEp^ 6 weeks, good mend plato K ------MOTOR, outboard, 7'/,r T o r NORTH o» n A -- ^nllS<3-2»Sa. S195.736^687,a i ' S l k " ' cabinet, prhlom .InIf* 9®^. 10 HP. Ploaso collII 436-43 ~ J M condilion, wanted lc ...... ^ 2« ' K J 5 WAROnROROBE.mbcodwood. 208*7 6893. leave m essage.OO;___ velmirror.shoipll $400 FREEklitei[to n s to g ood WELDER. Gas. as. portable. Ploaso coll 536-673! T o d ^ s West got offioff to a great ^V K 8 5 3 IS Poonlosi plant homos. 8 wki . MOTORCYCLE-Yomolim sho ♦ 1 0 8 7 6 CaB>8736-9126 7; Uncoln. 250 or CABINETS,kitchen.'n.Want- „Qj| „ o y m otorcyclo'd o In start He made an aggregressivepce- ♦ r Memorial bo y . & cuto. Call-!all 423-4406. ln_ S650,00.,00.934-4252 od to buy, usod kil ♦ A 7 ----- kitchon oxc, condition.. CCa o ll empt and fotmd tbe besbestopemng * —SM ------1 OERMANSI1 SHORTHAIR ^ ------I cabinets from romod lead. Then he got loooobtisy.la- WEST E A S T I APPLIANCES A I g S ^K I m -S? POINTERSRS - AKC rog.. i 8 22 3 Good quality only. P stead of patienlfy waitin]itingtoscore * Q 4 4 8 7 2 ------S200/O..COIColl 543-4171. I VARIETYY FlFOODS call Gory 734-0887,17, PFALT2 GRAFF ChristmIstmos ______Heritage Dish1 sso o t, bis doubleton trumppqueen.be q VJ104 *A9762 •S,:C Washer ft dryer pair. H0TTUB4J4porson,$1200, , . _ J’ tVICES ______rUrlpool. Mirade Water Mattress/t ; yellow. n;s; I & :e insert 5^ - » 555. ' tried a fo^t^ aod fiitueileiday. I . ♦ A Q J 9 4 2 owormod.dow SWEETCORN iltofior. Wiby Heritage 15* band: P U M P S . Old g a sJ &ft oTi < W est's heart jaekek went to 4 » 4 2 4>9 8 5 3 uprIgMrIgM vacuum. $250 00: sinh. $5050. R ecllnor like daws. $250.50,326-5688. 3 ^ 0 1 kandy co ElaSt'S arut Fjxt mattoadelbeob- „ i i X S S M-0234, pumps wanted. Cokon-kom a- SOUTH best offer. 733-8637. new.S200>00, 436-4S26. LOCKEfl/AI/AIREDALE X o e d ln g chines ft signs. 934-9911-9915- jr salo. S25. CAII Uvostock. Call011734-7791 7 C O L O R T V S noc vious switch to diamotlionds. West ^ ^ EH jQchet. black. A A 1 0 9 6 3 RESTA5TAURANT-Lg. stove LEATHER ____ repair. No consis o l e s , r a c e CAH sols, olocl)loclric , took two diaiwiods for>rbook.Ic3v- b ^ ______TOMATOI ■ w/bfoBibroaor, $1100. 2X deep tad 10 s lullIu length, sz. TOES • ploaso. Call 734-363639. or HO scale train sesots ts or ■ ing him the buge fovimioritetosbire ^ ^er. $500. F reezer, mod..$20i200. Set of 4 Mi<^ PINSCHER.•R, AKC. mini, 7997 . - I..I. I — ♦ K 5 amomni- P*V ■hi ^Coll . bis trump queen forr a one-trick a 50.00. Sinks. 886-2477. olin 205/:5/70 R15 Radial fn/, Blackk ft & mat for stud. TOMATOES poU Dachschund or Pom * K Q J 1 0 6 an fomalo wonlod. Mark 01736-7323. 9109 to 6, j set Unfoitmiat^, Wesi^est blew his >0,734-6959. Priojnogollalotiablo.543-2005. io n s, s q u a s h . WASHESHEfl/DRYER.$1^ ______REFRIGERATOR proiprofor opi>ortuolty. Insteadid ofc exiting Vulnerable: NNc orth-S outh Oueoojeon water bod, $100. MISC. Braiirand now battery poM E R A N I ning in Octo- FLAK JACKET & & bare- oJmond or while, roascoason- b e ^ , or c hubs, ^ West led l>ealcn South,t h _ - ______canto 73734-6479. loave msg. oporatoclod baby swing, pupplos, h s ^ c « l Call 736-16544 Ionlonvo ...... — S45. Infan'ant cor soat/carrlor $350/00 Col i ? « Jrawn wagon back rigging, htah 1 a knr (fiambi^' viil^tl EastE raffed mpkin patch, rodeo legal, C5allall 3 2 4 -, nioasage-______and South ovenuScd. The bidding; 803 w/canopy, •ILERS.AKC, Emerald Valle;alley Gardin 3940 ovonlngs.______TOYS OLD, from theB1900- 19( BAZAARS > CRAFTS | misc. IBM 0 N ol Hogor------' Against a beait or d 3M computer, 20* Rogislorod.kJ. now1 champi- Cntr. '/> mllo N , 9.,oar 1970's. PIooso0 CCl a ll trick four. South wou: 'est North East ■' '' 1 Chovy PU,4 onbloodlinolinos, 4 loft. Call m an on Hwy«y : 30, Call FORD '62 tailgato. £ 3 4 Pass ArrerrcmiON CRAFTERS TXv’Irosw/rlms. l J Garago 734-9438.0:1.05k for Tomi. 637-4872, ond out ol Ford PU=U. alum 734-5270, bave cashed dunui^'s ti m Pass Pass )th space lor tho holidoy 5 ^ “'^JX r ft bum borre------manifold for 350) Chovy.C ------and passed the jack fora m available. Call 736- ISO call 324-5268, SHAR PEI Chinese Ch ChooT- 'f ^ N f A> U ^ Suzuki quad 50000, Call TRAILERS. Wanted:f.-Usod Us n esse (West's pre-en•empt). But 0737,’37, Lasting Treasures. ' pion linos,i, podlgroo,p< Su- FARMERS5- MARKET M 734-1868 Trailers, needing workvork or 143Ml3MainAve.E QUILTIKQJQ MACHINE 24* Sor dlsposloslllon. 3 lo- Last Tuesdayay marketI ot _ for salvage, workingling or wbat about West's uniunusual dia- opening ! nros & oning soon, croft rm Noltlng ori 14' males. 1 moliTialo, S400-$500 Ihe yoorl 5:00-: FORD.1970-80'sorior Chew nol, usod Trailer Tiros mond play? Was it a doi ^ s s lhan 2 yoars call 587-B2;6275 Mt, Homo G rocery Outlot/Kmor, utit ,ha,^ l ruM ' Weldor. All in1 fair to „ boutic onoblo by an e q i ^ or was itiiafooii^a. a BlownVTTH T IIE A C E S • aafts. 000, Call 934-5544, ------S aturdays thre 33-7683' good cond. & roasonol ------S H IH T Z:U‘«, U m oloi 26.9:00omloiSvOoSm 1 wanted to buy. 733I I _____: price. Coll 733-8380380 or . tempt to prom otedm unaginaiyii ophanio at 734-1217. R £ M something in the tnmq»; 00.J4D S»OP^ MEMBER fomalo, AKC.AK 8 wooks ■■’ GOOSE DECOYSr s Full 733-8838. (message30 *)■H) I Thalblnhd;:yJay ad you placed old. Ploasoso ccall 637-6212. A ------g124 jA body & mag. liold Cboosiag Ibe latter iIiW*rhot VWBUG or 1600 EnglnoEngl ' 604 somo til E/BALINESE |viO EO EOUI° uipment | Win . or or botlor. Call 733-590•5904 • South overruled theie thirdI dia- mt j l O i 13UIIDINQ ^ MATERIALS r,mo5-Nc mond and dropped thebe doublelon.i > 1st shots ft roa- dish 4 romoto Browning w/choki3ko lubo. ------— I ♦ AQJ 9 4 2 IS q s ! idcoa. 536-5750. S A T E U ^ O lsh lor. Coll W AGON. A ulo from•o m e d ; 0 8 .8 - Swedish Culp “"ItdSr”r i i W — - operational.. 10b-conlrol10 6x8-u tility trailer trump queen, convertiialing a sure 4♦. ■12 logs.gs. 3000' w/corners. dusiomc igs. shoop h e rd o rs ivogonw ag • minus to a ^-ladcn plu:plusscore. . , mor Son/ico Dopt SPRINGER■R SPANIELS, : cable, $325.73> 34.,207.. 733-8675 ovonlngs uugh for nico 3 bdnn. n bolh parents. — ------with stovo. Reosonolonoblo ; • u th a todayl AKC, own b I KITCHEN cupbo)o ard or cond. Call 406-682-48:M 872, . ■ Suppose West hachad been a N“'“> foul lujo or 2 small cabins. . T. 536-6210 I 0 2 5 S17JCITJOO/ofter, 733-5826 SEGAOEfi S ------^ S150/otlor,5 125 hutch. Oldor, oakk orc pIno. ------cag^ expert pl^'er. MlghHicnolMij ■ 1-4980. WALLTENT 16x16'x16' or ; ' baro led a third diamot }s and oxtra cords, jE R R IE RV ,rrog. puppy. Jj^A N T CD TO ^ BUY------734-2735 or 734-4' mood had he EEL BUILDINO. New. s S ? oIfor. l Call 326-5295 RCA maacoi larger. 5 'aide walls.Is. CollC • ; Two diamonds. The lavy duty 4X4------UVE TREES WAt held a siogietoa smalnail trump? ANSWER T )X40. never orectod. 1 jso n C o .'^ ro 'Ji A ‘0" ANTfcD 326-3133 alter 5pm. This might entice Soutljuth to tiy to sin^e raisec ti to tw o h e a r ts is to o $3.65(1.650.00- Call733-4B96- SWAMP C cob. 1990 or----up lo 30", Spmco,, AsponA & ------* s?7S*‘ w orlVnn wWds'!*”(w5'mW dlspos^on, PU » “ml. b & supor----- oa typos. CaJ 208-71l-7ee-2676 WANTED Com stalksJks andt • len East hdd conscrrath-e■e fifor this holding. til£1 543-67^ r^owor. low ml play for the drop when E. Bathroom or kilchon ____ cloan, WILL.PAYCASH, Pt - ^ ~ wlntor food (or 125>5 brod bi . I Q-x-x-x in tnimps, It wmwoukin'thap- tilo.0.SII.OO S' for 12 sq.lt. fno“id S450.934-<053. S4 •, WOLF maleale pup, 84%. 733-6234, MILTrARIA hoifors. 206-866-50175017 I Canan 423-5060,4! ' ------C o sh .p a id for m pen; an expert would:ild not make I ft loving. Only ATTcijTir^M- u — TABLE-k girls biko >1: Wanlod lo badges, uniforms,nTdo°cu^ WANTED: 4 .s ld eod d ddog that play. Instead of pl^ ct. typo- 8 0 9 a n d 8 c * 5 h»'h° w J!vidoo tapos. monts, photos, soijouvonlfs, kon'-'ol w/golo. elect, ty lar Paul writor. milk cans, woo I \ ■ '! i C-10 T1nw»Mnr*,T«kiFtlU.Ula,UWM Tuu WANTED; FIroplscs. g as SILVER STREAK 7 0 26'. DODGlDGE '9 5 H Ton Ext FORD 90*90 F-150. 4x4, XLT DODQE'64'84 Omni Good HONDA. CMcVic 1991 ntns MERCURY 198939Colony SATURN 1992SL2,2. ailallvei^,: log kit. Also. 32* itotm Immaculate condltiont Cablb PU.F Mint cond. Ga- L arlaI. l.: 302 V-a, 5 sp d . cond., mns g o o d ^ LJl. ' s $3000 firm, w?"- 55K.(. AT.- PS, 68.000 miles, oxc.5. ccc o n d ,. doof. 324-3404. " iMOTOHH^MESaRVS LoododIl Call 324-1338. r agekepl. g e 20Kmls. 37Kml.cII. oxc cofxl. f f 0,995 Offer. Call■^‘733-2226 7 frease call73{1735-0306. PB. cfuiso. powiiwer seat, $7600. Can'734-S466W 6 . i :: laded w/all extras. CaU FORD 941S0.4x4,XL4.9*94 nnnnc go ------very clean, smoc WANTED: Qooduiedd AIRSTREAM ‘Bl 28' SPORTSMASTER. 5TH 7^15-1164 , . or 733-7096 6 Cyl. AA' T .^ M 3 K ,.« c 92 Daytona, oxc. j n t SC O UIT T 1976 1 4x4, $7500 (Irm! 73:r33% i n ' SUBARU. OLIO S Sod e d a n ',! swing sot. 324-7975- Chevy 454 onglno. Excel. Whool ^ 27' with sllde-out. ------^ 0,5 spd.. lovoiy good shopo,)0, runs i good, days or 324-361111 ews, 19B8,5#peed,4:J .4 X 4 ', ; lo a d o d . fo d u co d . Call DODGEDGE 1991 ’A ton. mint c‘i?^V?'94S.10.4«4.y ’' 00.734-3750. $1800.Ct^l73 ------exc»l. cond. Sunroof. roof, P S .; WAMTED: Uwn Uoctor J& cond. $20,000.934-5647 ” 436-5822.______condl^ndltlon. V8 AT. AC. vortec: 4.3< V-6, AT, air, d q d q e i j .. i.ERcuny.0,.;■and Mar- PB, trip computer. Oli doop thosl troMOf, cash , 1987. S h e lb y MAZADA 32323 I LX '87 4 d f quis, LS, 1990,: vwhite on dash, povrtr vrfndow I ^ DODGEXplofO'91,19’. “ ). PS. cruise, lowmSes, 6 p ' c Blloya, 93K ml, c h a rg e r. 4 a*?.' ofUado. 733-6760. loadod. low mis. self conL TERRY Tt 2 3 ' H u n te ra c SIll733.7ei0ofter5. ‘17; fl®’,iToli r. S2300/otl»r. Sedan 75K Km ml, sun roof, vMto, $5000,00.7:1.734-4900. maroon & black. $4,150, S4,' ' lolntalnod. *9,950 CoJovmlnQ:mgs at 324-8064, A aA M ^ M iS I S28K/0ffer. Call 733-B995 Special. | Solf-cont. — . JIM AT 837-9051 ^ ------Coll 324-7408. afterlerepfti:; 6 WASHING MACHINE 2/way. sloops 6. Updotod DODQEDQE. 1971,383 molof, CALLJ“ MITSUBISHI'8717 Precis, ______OOOQE--9393 Colt, low ml. Call 734 8433, wantod. Contrnclcrs von^ DODQE.1971motofhomo. appls. a Many oxtras, 65.00i.OOOorlg. mis. New ------___:______$850. Nissan'Ir B 4 P U , •______Id. CO AM/FM. Claullled . . . or oihof vohiclo wrtl» flood New carpet, good llree. Oood C cond. ready to go. Uros.3S. $1200,00,677-2327i FORD 90-90 F-150, 4x4, XLT . . lor paopto $1200, 736^)640.'0- TOYOTA *74 C ofio r o n a ’ fuel inloctod. aharp Must sell..$7000735-8203, $7 evsrywhofolTM1733-0931. sloroQO also wanlod.J- clean. AC, Stoersofe $2000/olfer. $ Coll 423- or 678-9088,678 ask lor Usa. Larlot. fu ______Goodmleage. $40(Vc40(Vofler.; Plooso call 829-5554,' equip. Onan generator, 6829 6 orlvm so 733-6036 ------—— cond, $6400.734-8046$6 FORD'70 T 'U 2 x 2 or 734-6803 or 734-64:4 - 6 4 7 4 • 1 61K mto. $6800.733-5937. ~ MERCEDESi79B 7 9 onz.exc. NISSAN 1990 PU WOOD HEATING STOVE DGE. Ram. 19W. 4x4. p n a n ’92F150XLT,-a 5 I}!""'?.?"" B M 9 ^ 1984 BMW. 3181181. $3200 WILDERNESS'88 18’ K ml, % ton. dlosol, AT, 7484 days will pay up to SISO.Also.0. HARVEST 7 8 O oss A. 2 7 Solf S contained, excel s?-) .^^«ros, $11,000, X a ? 8 i — ------for either. 324-74 looking (or a host rodlnor 11825-5253, MERCURY 7777 Marquis 324-6401 evosOf Of wkds ’Isase check yourir odad foi • Bf AC. 2 gas tanks (80 gal.). shape. » $4000 877-4417 24421 — I. correctness onthe the first (orchlm noy.Call11 Mlwowave. TV antenna, — »ndiliQn ^ FORD 7 6 Gl Cali 733-1698 NISSAN. Maximana, 1989. day that It mns, a a s s The ' 734-2613. sloops 6. queen roar bed- Call C« Clattllled. 733-0931. WetecMdywtMnyouanl RO '8 0 % ton. F-250. FORO '93'9: Explorer XLT. AT. AC, cn ------86,000 m iles, s ,excel. Times-News Is notnot ra.' : _ makos Into 2nd table. 440 ' 150. '80 Peugo, diesel. AT. 4x4x4. V-6, PW . AC, actual ml.,I., 423-5208.4 MERCURY •94 C ougar, ahape. $9,000. 677-23276: jponsible forertoroors aflorI n Dodgo. SB.500.To eee ^ - ' ' I I I $70(Vi’OtVotfer. Call 734-8840. AM/FMA cass,. c tinted win- “ pr,p )d, XR-7, low or 878-9088. askik forI Usa. that time, I 8 2 7 n .. can 324-2405. loovo msg. g Alloy whools, new ® I’ f5 9 K °'‘l ® )rii°324-M10.‘E10, Bob at work ------| q a r a q e | s a ^ n o '93 Rangor Extend- onvertlblo, I imUTY TRAILERS jood cond, $14,99- [soo 73"J!50M ^^•gS 65.or^:cr 324-3900. PONTIAC, '92 con r Wh«n you havo tormihlno to | .Call 536-5352. — . loadod. Top condmd. Sacrt- 4 ------. - - - s ” TWINFALLS 1122lmpo-}• SBtl. place • dsuin*d ad. HUNTER u | SPECIAL 13' PB. A ------MERCURY • '9■£ 2 cougor fico for $8488.00,7 rialSt. Moving 8«I* In-V Ym i Bi« th* taal ratUU. Trailer, -| porta-potty, atov*. "’03 deluxeco Insuloted shell, FORD M'94 F-350,4x4, XLT, FORD '92I WMustang LX LS. mint condond. 30K mill I IMPORT & S P>ORTS O R doorsl 9-2210S/2S teobox. alnk. Good ahopo. 1.295, call 733-0473. crow cat:ab, power stroke. Lots of extrtixtras. 13,400ml $9950. Call 73------I C A R S 0-5pm . Von. lornlturo,, MALLARD'90. fully load- $450.\ Call 733-0559 J, Incl CD, Deluxe Ukenew. 7 L 2i5212_ POHfAC,Sunbl„3lrd, 1988. f' od. asking S26.500 or J f. 733-21S4 — m e r c u r y 1988198{ Sable LS, low mis. AT, ^C.AC excel. DATSUN,1966,runsgims good, iram pollno. blgTV, or shell, runnlno cnon t « blko.mlsc. All fliust goll ’ best offer. Call 733-2566 TRAILER. Tf Utility 8X7. new S'!.. eoKHWYml, Hurus. LX. 1994. p o r f o c t c o i n d l l l o n , gBs mlloago, exeixe«I. cond. a rea l c u tlo l $760.7B 0.0a.- - ask (or Joe. ______axle, j now tongue lock, AM/F B.M7M.3157. dod. Porfoctl Be- . 733-9509. $23Mf^.Calie:1837-6561, Please call 734-9223.1223. - $400.00, Call 423-5802. ;,$1 IK 734-2694. NU-WA SnowblrdI 30+2‘, J 1-27 MPQ. no ruit, no--- FORD •- ’88 ’( Bronco. 4x4, n rn •oi Pr Logond Sth whool w/alide mts. Gar. since bought.-----23K ml 1 Prtsm LSI AT, out. usod twice. $54,000 JOSmechanlcolIy ------f c crii lod condition. now. asking S34.000. Call lUnd. $5850. 730-9163----- clean well w m alntolned. Call 734-1486 676-2376 or 678-2248. keorTam ara.------S68 OO/0I/offer. Call 733------f736-t563. Ikiii J l ODYSSEY 7 9 20‘ Toyota n o 1988 F150. 300,5 _ chassis. Roof AC. cob ieed.S5S00/offer. Shell ------i 901 1 AC, CC. now Uros, 30K 10 available. 324-3771. F 0 R D- - 1972 Bronco, GUAR/i=tANTEED B 5 |_ATV8/«0T0RCI^^ mis. ExcoI cond. Excel. h H i B ■" $2000i^all I after 6 pm A[ d ' ‘"1 FORD,RO. R anoer. 1990, 4 324.37^ ADS WM HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘94. §37-^66°^' 4 I.5 apd. 73K mis. Books ■ Ho/liaflff So« Tal), ene. I AVIATION. SJsi'$5400. Sacrifice $3650. QMC'90.0, H ton, Stepside, T h e Tim1 m e s N ew s 3 1 shopo. mony oxirai.?• PACEARROW 'eO.SO', “ e a s e call 934-844S. V-8, AC.7, cruise, sacrifice, Q u aran t CESSNA 150 momoorship °"°r. 734-5094. Buarantantees to sell SI 7,500. CaJI 423-4&24. Basement model. Walk ys or eves. 934-8176 $9500/off . around bod. Very cloani In'[ Buhl, cheap flylngl Stu- _ 2 2 lL : trchandlse, . HONDA '93 ShadowHOO.), 23,000 mllos. Loadodl dent ^ pllota welcomedl OMCC 787 C ar^r Spedal, Had Banknkruptoy, Repo? automijmotivein? 41989 t Chevy 4x4 low ml., goragod, axe.:. $20,000. Call Loren Long- $1200.736-2818. » V.ton.ton, AC, AT. PU $3500. We finamance cara 4 trucks days/a andi real ' 3 9 0 ,4 Speed, cond.. S5500.73fr03l7. don at 643-5698 8am- - - ■ - - - - ~ Newtlrw tires, 328-8422 eve. 1995 amind up OAC. Roy estate;e IniI 5 days v.'.-.t;;: inafart73e.;-ieo. Clean T r u c k I - 5pm. 543-4679 oflerSpm. i ■un the ad an HONDA '96 XR200, exc. >d C redltTSid Credtt? ^ 8 , 9 9 5 1 I AUTOPAHTSa, “SJ*,'B finance OAC. Cara 4 ISUZU.TrTrooper, 1986. 4 additionlonal 7 days. 008739-0______cond., w/Holmol, S2400. 432-S334.______I ------M i ------1 I LiCks 1995 and up. See door. AC.kC, 5apeod. 138K There) Is a S3 e x tra - I SNOW VEHICLES * A CCESSO RIES TmciilCall Gale at Roy Ray- m iles. Above A a v e r a g e f e e fortrtheguaran- tf KAWASAKI '84 KDX 200,), I & EQUIPMENT )nd Ford 736-2460. oond. $595900,00.324-3543. ackage. Ads jj a runs good, looks good, CHEVY 78 B lum , m iK |l " has boon tokon cats of.1. 1994 EXT 560. 1995 Pow- out S or aelllng whole. MES as low BS $330 JEEP'930 Grand Cherokeo m a y beb e cancelled S1200/o»ef.Cofl 324-96144 dorspeclal&eo. 1995700 l< iw n ,S 3 3 0 a m o n th Laredo.1. 4‘ dr. 6cyi. Load- e a rly for customer $700/Of(or. 837-4434 HOMEIA.C. Call 733-2224. edil Sllvi - EFI, all havo low miles, uleave i mossoQO,______d o w n liver. 57,500 mla. c o n v'enlence e n but KAWASAKI ‘87 750RR Call 1-208-645-2436. SEEI S15,900/Off- ih a r h ZDA, B2200,1991, c h a r g e will Ninja. Runs good. Callill '------MERCURY'64 ' Lynx Port- > 2 : ^ 734-6603 Of 734-6474 iPOLARIS (3) '95 XCR600 « nsgreat.AC.PS: JLE!!L5 remain.lln th e s a m e . I Ing out. Studded snow m a,500/o«er,Call z d , 734-1851 JE E P '93 C - S3S00.’98 XCR440, mtires. Call734-8934 r u n s 3 Grand Cherokee. KAWASAKI • '91 220 4 $4500.'98XCR600, '• is your credit. 736-7323 • 1-S0(00-333-2219 POLARIS, Explorer, 1995,I , - 4.0 liter engine. ||J* 4X4. great for hunting, ' 2972 aflof 5:00 p,m, 324-KSAN, 1907 red truck. ssTOson 35 and up. Call H O U n 6 >• 8UMMn"96 6 7 0 , 1100m. | 00/Offer,738-fe07. t Roy Raymond,. urs: Mon.-Frl. 8:30 tclo7 Sat. 8:30 to 6 S3600/offor. Exc. cond. lbar.run8Qroat.53000. r i u u r . oxc. cond., $5700. Call I------1 NISSAIlil 532-4471, JEEP.J-:J-300 PU, 1963. Ford 736-24 530-2067 Of 934-S6B0. 324-7245 OvOS-______I 1 0 0 5 roll bai 305, V8, hl-low 4 o o M D A -n ------198737 Ford Conversion ANTIQUE AUTOS callIDEBAKER, K Tranilar, Sho'Sfl^h ■80 Prelude e,!l„rc > YAMAHA'92SOCOI1. & COLLECTIBLES — .heatar. radio. 48.000 mllos. S u p earSharpI r ^ «64016-2...... 1Y”.. ..®6,495 w/helmot. S2500/ofror, 909 *“ 5 8. l% to n , Hat bod. ?i«nn(w 733-0662.______SPORTING Q00D8 J 00 or bost offer. Ploase Of. 734-7563 < |g g31 i Jeep Cherokee Auction Sat., 9/2B* 10AM 1958.11 734-4151 Of 734-9992, J E E P . Wl HUHTINQ 8UPPUE8 ^ h o n o a «, ., Extra Cloan! «68834-0...... ^ 9 , 8 9 5> -- YAMAHA-Warrior 4 wheel- 1445 E. Stato St.. Eag'o $500 c WProludeSI 4 Dr.. E M uslck&Scns* 939-1777 call73- • hard top, or, 1990. oxc. condition. nd, Lol of oxtros. 4 0 0 1 1 HUNTER'S CABIN. Unll 1 0 0 8 AC. block.а.S13K.42M7ia. K SlOk, . 543-5874 90 Toyota 4Runner Call Brad Craig 733-0S699 44, 2 bdrm.. (or ront by k, CHEVROLET 48 Floel- TRUCK ^ PARTS m a z a d a ., Auto., Loco! Trodo. #72011-T, 5 1 1 , 9 9 5i " wk.. S350. 206-726-1014. -line, 1 oxc. cond, $5800 or I HONDAWC & ACCESSORIES " xJ. load '3 Civic. Ilko now. l o o n bost offer, 436-0122 ovoi I IF aded. new cond., eionn amOiM/FMcoss., 90 Chevy Ex. Cab TENNIS RACKET hload ; mt, $25,000. Coll 1990 i ^ 9M i • SVY ’41 (rome 4 run- 51 after 8 PM. 58500,326-26-4936, Air, 350350, Runs Groatl ff63223-2...... ^ 8 , 9 9 5i Trlsya190. Ueod2tlmos. CHEVY, , 1969.2 door hard ig gear V. ion, ong. runs _ _ _ _ $120/oflor. Call 324-2473 lop. 427, Posi track, 400 CHEVY i/i.,,o.KP.i' HONDA, AccAccord, LX,'95 1991 OT REBOUND, mountain od, 4-spd. Frame sand NISSAN '8 91 Chevy S-10 Ex. I ^ oflof 6pm.______turbo 5 trana. Compleloly ningis tegi d . S500. CHEVY Low mis l Excel, condand. 16K mllos. RnBodllner, Nlcel 0246241...... » blko, 21 speod. front • rostorod. Appraised at good, 1. 1 ownor. clean, on ,wllh tan Into- ' :..?“!!..*9,795 3 TOMMY ARMOUR 645's S ’ PU Bloiof. front sheet Coll 423-61-6453 aftor 4 pm. rior wllh mat shocks, bluo/yollow. 3 $15,000. 1st buyer with blosto rnats, 5 speod, 4 OCM do noi IncluOt Ui, I'M. M9 iiMi«f flocufw.tfn»na!»nlw.AJunanitii« Sk )RL SportsEdMr.BmrudBarSn - 7 3S^3I, Exf.xt.229 Z Thc Timcs-Newsvs T uesday, Scjeptem ber 24, 1996 S c c t i o) n n DI M oRNINMGi LINE / r S p o r t s Q u o)T t E 'C o l t s ; w i n 'w a r e ) f a t t rr i t i o n , 4 4 rhe A»$oci»ted Ptbm______INDIANAPOLIS - Jim HarHarbaugh ^ , -T - I ’ Tampa Bayay s Tony wa^vas thc last man standing. "T Make thar crawling. ' w Dungy waiteded his entire Indianapolis beat Miamili 10-61 on Monday night as th c weekenc:end’s last ___ life to coachhan I NF L natchup of unbcatens bccamcn e ai game ofjf attrition.a The Dolphins’ Dan Marino5 spsprained : ' • team. 1 hope>e someday Jin ankle in thc first quarter:r aand the Zolts, playing without sixX iiinjured he gets thele ichance. “starters, lost both startingg oou tsid e ^ Q liniinebackcrs on one play earlytrly in the « 7 7 ejamc. a r ^ ^ BBut it was the wiUingmigness of i Ind[ndianapolis’ quarterback to0 s:sacrifice I hislis body that saved the eveninfiling as the B * N'tckCattepainlin^SanD ieg) Col2olts handed Jim m y Johnson)n tihis first OSS as the D olphins’ coach. tUmon-Tnbiuie Harbaugh’s 1-yard TD tossiss tol Ken ------Dill7ilger at th e en d of a 90-yard'ard drive thahat spanned nearly eight minininutcs of , T o d a y ’s SCHI-lE D U L E - thelie first and sccond quarters,■s, vwas the gan;amc’s only touchdown. ^ 1 m High school volleyba^ball BBut just as important wass h;his dive " mt(nto a pile of Miami defenderslers at his T w in Falk a: Buriey, 6 pjn.^ OWI>wn 39 in the fourth quarterrto to grab a I'lonscn at Ocxlcfonl, 6 pjn.un. fun. tumble by team m ate Clif Gro(Jrocc that DcdoatVallcy.&lSnni. ^am i appeared to have recoccovcred. . WcndcUandSlKBlwncatrilxFilcr.Spixn. Thirhe officials ruled Harbaugaugh and / Kimbcrfy and Caicy at GoodioodinftSpjn. ^K am i’s Chris Singleton hadd si simulta- leous possession, giving the babaUback . ' 0 M inico at Idalw Pais or Skyii3cyiinc.6pm :o thc , Colts and H arbaug trotrotted to 7 j Jdom c at Wood RKw. 6 pjrpjn. theh e sidelines, resting for one play.pla • Ketchum at Blis, 6 p.m. “He was so exhausted fromm 1holding I ^ f i d d at Dictridi, 6 pjn.nv ont)nto the ball for so long. HeHe wasn’t ISDB at Camas County, 6 pj lurt," Colts coach Undy InfantCamc said. ‘H e was lying in that mass of)f hhuraani- - I MuraugliatIIaecmnn.6pj y just trying not to lose the ballball.” Oakley at Raft I^rr, 6 pjn. Otherwise, it was a dayy f for th e mm Indhdianapolis d efense as the ColColts (4-0) d fw UaoTs Lamar Tboosas darlBg£ ttte b st qoarta Mooday L High school soccer» toolook over first place in thc AFCAF East The Colts’Sammlti^e B u im ^ (53) and Eugene DanielOa break up a pass Intended fn ' wvith it Miami (3-1) and Buffaloilo each< a TFCAatISDB,4J0pjti.1 ganpm e behind. playtng withouout our two starting ends thc 7. But Marino turnedled his ankle on in the luhalf m ad e it 7-6 at intermi:rmis- Minico at Bu}il,Spm Despite losing linebackers QQuentin and our two stjstarting outside lineback- the turf on that play. X-r.X-rays showed a sion afteter K osar took tb e Dolphinih in s Is, in d u d in g h is &-yard scranTam- KctchumatBlc5,4p.m. ■ CoiIloryatt aird Stephen Gramant with ers and a startjting comer and wc hold sprain and-he wiU hai*cV a bye w eek to 55 yards, first pos- f^s team to 220C-something yards rush- rest i t b ic, Miaiiami’s longest run o f the finfirst Tw in Falls prts ar lOadium,iim,5pjn. lulled m uscles on Miami’s fir - ' sessession, the Colts held a1 rurunning — ing whea'theysy’rc averaging 156 com- Marino remained inn ffor two plays half. Wood Rnrrf^atM inico,5=aSP^- ait,ittack that hadiivcragcd 156156 yards mgin.Uafsnrcal good defense.” after the injury, but Miai had to set- Late inm th e third period, the ColiColts ------conroming into th e gam e to just1 28 yanis. Still, it wasn'» ’t easy for Indianapolis, tie for Joe Nedncy’ss 24-yard2 field drove 899 yards to a first down atIt ththc Vnd they sa ck ed Marino’s5 replace- rc which was wwithout runniiig back goaL Dolphin:ins’ 1 w ith M arvin Harris©rison S c o r e B oardD ^nent, B cim e Kosar, four timesICS ias they Marshall Faululk and defensive end Then Harbaugh, whoho was' 19 o f 25 going 15;5 yards on a rerersc and ZackZac joiioined Kansas City. Minnesoesota and Tony Bennetttt, the most prominent for 120 yards, droves tithe Colts the Cnxtot:tt 26 3*anls up tiie to sets< N ational League Car[Carolina as th e NFL’s only uniunbeaten injured starterers entering the game, length of the field - 97 yards in 16 up first aiand goaL It showed Olon Miami’s first posses- plays that consumed neaileariy eight mio- But TiTrace Armstrong knockce k e d aiicaj?)4...... Pittsl»a^3 cams. “From w here.l was standinding they sion as Marinono drov^M iami 79 yards utes, completing eight: of 10 passes for Harbaugugh dow n a t th e 3 on a firsfirst------ScLouis3 v.-7.-..-.;-;.;.;-.;. .CSncinaui 2 ...... vere flying around all dayav lo n e ” to the Indianapapolis 6 . ■■ GS of'the yards,-cappingring it on t h e i - down roidiout, and Indianapolis endcvjidcd ______A danu3...... Alonircall inf;hfante said. - T he key plailay was a 34-yard pass yard flip to a wide-openm IDilger on first up settliitling for Cary BLmchard’s’s l:18- “It was sheer determination.ion. We’re Marinot> ito O.J. McDuffie that and go a l yard fididd goal on thc sccond playiay oi f gave the DolplIphins a first and goal at Nedney’sC9-yarderr withw 1 3 7 left tb e fourtlrth quarter. A m erican League MUw'JukccS...... BalL7(10) T 3ods burning Toronto6 ...... Detroit 4______J[_L e a g u e hh a s j i e w ,, m o r e l oDpsided 1l a o k W o O c v r b n d ? ...... Minneaxa6 B oatx\4...... W 3 ( ! l) JJ, Neither Green Bay nor San1 FrandscoFr 1 IT *^ and Jay Novacck probablyjly»™tbcbadi- 1 b H ^ghta^fo^inn willdll go unbeaten. D av ei G o l d b e r ^ j ' AFC N ational Football LeagueLe: • nNo. surprise there. Dallas is in trouble. ial: Kansas City, thei early going Indianapolis 10 ...... Aliami 6 irgh, San Diego, g No surprise there. • With six defetfensive starters over 31, this Super Bowl potential: ------CCarolina, no matter how manyy tii ^ ^ is a team that’s:’s pbying for this year, not1 Indianapolis, Pitisburgl. . IbeAssodiditri Press______Miami, Houston, ------Poli'olian and Dom Capers chuckleJde at the a few years dowown the line, although with[ Buffalo, Denver. notiiodon, is a Ic^timate pbjvff thrcai Polian in chargirge, the Panthers probably Playoff potential: Mia ^ . ENDIOICOTT, N.Y. - Tiger U'oods’’ a^ia^xr- I n BRIEF And Kansas City is still Kansa ning nobody gn,-es ,Thcck in his first four pro tourrouma- wiUbc good the[len, too. I New England. 0? Not me. I think Tic Chiefs aren’t pretty, but: they thi find Butthe49eis^s were looking at the kind of H ie Colls keep ranks 17th on thc PGA Tour,r, asand rays to win. solid teams, says ^ ,h o u ,t hisi, 60th-placc finish duringng hi is Bomb threatt delayst defense theyy sec rarely - Capers’ them any respect "i^Vho? 1 Tnnnnprr | The NFL has sorted itself outlUt quickly< . Pittsbui^-style blitz- theyYc one of our most st^ ira w eek he would bc in thche titop fter nearly a quarter of theseasoawa There’s John Butler, Buffalo’s gena nnnlrt£^ pAf s t a r t itadium ^ ing from a 3-4 align- C more depth than opening of sta s s parity, more haves, more have^li^Hiots. K Z P ^ E Z ment. San Frandsco Whatever, they’re one c , otiier^ golfers have gotten off to stroiglfaatlbeti^ better si ATLANTA-A bomblb tlthreat delayed the A A cn p ^ clo o k has problems on thc teams that gi>TS the AFC n stans than Woods. And tru e , ' thc NFC, if not as mudi stn bas broken into thc PGA Tourour in I opening of Atlanta-:ta-Fulton County offensive lin e - age, oOlyandDcnrer I Stadium before the BraiJraves’ final regular* NFC compounded by (Green Bay 4 ^ San Diego iriih rdativdy weak fidds. season home gome Mondsnday night. Super gi Bowl potential: Green B Sl | injuiy, but the defense; Put Indianapolis, Kansas C >0 one bas e^-cr entered the•ffime £ 3x ^continues to play m thasm ;much Jim Schultz, a teamm ;spokesman, said ganan Frandsco despite their losses. J is g o ^ despite a rare at the top for now. much and under as mu r Wfb ir, the Cohs maybe pressure:e as Woods. Quite simply, thelie 22 0 - som eone callcd the BraBraves’ switchlward pj I, Carolina, - ^ ofhday, and Steve Aggtming Jtm HaiKmgh c Playoff potent!^ Minnesota, C ■•s defense is better, j-ear-oldw about 5 p.m., saying’ a bomb had been phiitiiladclpl^ Detroit, Dallas, .Washiashington. Young and Jcny Rice as he has for the last year, d 1 was expected to be the besticii-er. n-e placcd in thc stadium; • - will remain Steve; - die fcvotite. Kansas G iys•anefsniaylht:on d To req):qxjnd to tica.pressure b>- makimking ;...... - ...... - ' Y i You can probably forget theeresr,likc rc ; ; ‘ - ular season, but it’s allfourcu Adanta policc, stadiunium security officers Atla r that’s get- Y ovdq and Jenyty R ice., „ but Steve Bono isn't The Qi aits and b)* fiUEsiizng 11 th, Qfththand ai L tla^ a pbyoff team year th: :orl9games. thirdtlKl and a representative of thc FBI searched tinging just w*at any team with Jefff GtGeorge at Minnesota’s 3(; 30-21 win over Green Bay? the during the regular e last three weeks is ronarkablc.bic. thc 52,000-sear facilityity and determined quaiuarterback deserves— a nw^ust■st aattitude Tlie Vikings arare decent, not as good as the hard to survive that way for 1 “aeartirfy, if there was any doubt wbat-wb; tim the kid can pL^* at this le\-de \-d it that tlic call was a hoax.ax. The gates, which Start St wth the “expansion” team.am. I^idccrs But Grejten BiQ^, 0-5 in Minneapolis Denver? ^ about a drfense soever tic tiours before a 7:40...... “i ^}T»i£»rr»n, «avm«; tn rit«3ntt>gr:tfi> ly adding Bill___is cxased.' Morris,'-io; preademlent .. .normally.open two hou “Last year, I know cveiyonc mumust havo — underACkelloln : It’s hard to get exdted a p.m. game, finally openetmed at 6:35 pjn. ihou(lought wc were a fluke,” sayss offensiveof when it gets withithin aght of the MettodonML y Geathers. But it’s mtnminriimcatioiis for tiic PGA Tour,r.s sa a id term problem may be Brett .thai’s._improved...by..r and John Elway Monday.*f. “H e iias the ^m c." Prcgame ceremonieses markingr the final tackicklc Greg Skrcpenak, one ofI thithc many 1^0 longer te Romanowski and Jumpy Gi rf_ regular-season game at tthc stadium went freeree agents who h ^ turned Carolinolinaintoa Favre’s carpinglg over the NFL’s “no beer” e he never had - And Woods,W who plays the Bui Sports Now]Braves) can cruLiise urittil playeofFs B ATLANTA (A P)-- C' h i p p e r recks, Jones at short and Terry o i mth the B ores frooi» i 1991-94 and -r^.0^ ' Jones looks around at thet other cndletnn at third? returned this yearr inii a latc-sea- • - teams battling for pla)3layoff posi- Blauser, who spent a long stiaim soQ trade. 'It’s like* there'sI some - i f c j Cak- l»iein»c»"S-” ------tion in the National League.Le: Not f n the disabled list after brca u t h e d o e sn ’t lg his hand in June, returnedd to Rocdde ADdmw’ JcJones pointed to be disrcspcctft^ but h f*nr\A cdebra- see anyone standing in thtJ e w a y of “W inning; (Sunday)(S enables us to tie Ilineup for t ^ dhristatKdincDi^ out this was his seo He began tbe another trip to the Workorld Series. have eight,t oro nine days to get ‘"Slg fgam e Sunday. Jones waS«; ;at tion o f th e year. Hi year ai Class A Dm>orfaam, which “With our starling pit(pitc h in g in a , ready," m anafnagcrBoWjyCiKsaid.“I tiird. I .. short series, it’s going;tobetough to think it’s goingling to be an a^set to us.” WiWhoever’s in thc lineup, ilit’s won tbe Grst-balf championshipd for any leam to beat us," he said. The bullpeipen also gets a needed clealear the Braves have loftiitier intbeCarriioaLfagtague. rd at Durham, I Thc Braves becameme the first break. Stopjopper Mark Wohlers soaloals than simply making tbetl "We celebrated i tasn’t quite like NL team to win five strastraight divi- and middldie reliever Greg P“y'layoffs, even thou^ it did mal too, bot tbat one wasi s a little differ* ■ 4PHM sional titles, wrappin,ping up the McMichael,i, bolhI having pitched hem only the third franchise■e in tins,” be said. a light ent wbeo you're ooy East with an 8-2 victor:tory Sunday in more thanlan 70 games, weren’t “■aseball SC history vridi fire straig ■ s ootside FUten Coonty Stadalm il Mondq nl{U lodudkod gates ostscason appearances. over the Montreal ExpExpos. Now, aseffeaivede dmvn the stretch. POSK delay pnopted by s boRdi th rast. THie Urart poilwl lock tl» op®*wrioeof r decision facing the After Af Sund^ ’s game, tbe pUjlay- , Only 19, Jones: madem sure to darfngadeli they can rest theirr starterssi - Another d lan for naify « bear iMfon ttM stiitmt ol Mortairt Bnv»& p<» jBtne.e»n Jones, Fred McGriff and Marquis . . Bravcs-involk'olves ihc-left side o f . rs sprayed • champagne in tlthe ^»aydxampagae,nonocdrinkit. tbeitadtaa ilayed more the infield.d. Will’ they return to Itibhouse and donn^ T-diiilirts T v e watdied cd«rd^nations on Grissom all have play mdered bow it than ISO g a m e s - anand set up the lineupI usedu« most of the sea- andmd caps to mark thc occasiodon, uderision and wond id witb Cham- I T 1 their pitching rotatioition for thc son - Jonesies at third and Jeff mt the celebration vras low keyey. felt being doused ” be said Tm U playoffs, which begirigin a week Blauser at shortsh - or leave things . “You can’t go ovciboanl wiwith pag™* It’s sweet,” I ubs use long balill ij-ed not 21.1 hope thisisIegaL" is I from Tuesday. . like they haveha been in recent t," •said Pendleton, who plaji M a r i n e rrs s refuse tc0 surrenderir as seasorn w i n d s d[ c o w n t o nip ] Piraates, 4-35 ^ club-record 10- andnd take oiu* chances," manaflager for-10 in the Oaklaieland series to PlTTSlrSBURGH (AP) - LuU SEATTLE (AP) - I f K e n 0 340. CtwmU^ I Griffey Jr. says so,D, it’si good game w in n in g Loul«u Piniella said. raise his average to J !q hit a three-nm homer as enough for his Seattletie Mariners. streak halted by '‘HopeluJly, “H we can do better Tbe Slariners s anred n 32 nms in the Cbicsu cago Cubs stopped th e ir teammates. * S I the A's and two Griff:riffey said. “Hopefully, w c ccan the A’s scries, butt hUtting is not eight-gangame losing streak and prodigious home go0 7-0 7 and not have to ph>lay the problem. It’s[t’s pitching. Pinsbur^i ^ ’s U-enne winning streak “You never give up,'up',” G riffe y ' a n h a p p e n . ^ runs by M ark CleviJcveland.” Pinirila used 11 diSlifferent pitcb- widia4-3\^3 vioocy Mond^V n i ^ P said. “Anything can That’s just the way this[lis >d u b goes McGwire, have Well, W< maybe a trip ito ers in tbe three gaigames against ThePirates’ Pi streak was the ■sleft. aevilleveland wouldn’t be so bad.± if Oakland. After sosurrendering jnng»>trt in in the majors this season. about things." eiglit g a m es li York’s game against Bostonston. The ere to open a three- it1 getsgc the Mariners a secoiond three homers SuSunday, the • The Mariners figurex; thtl^ e y d id n ’t T h e y w er« Orioles led the wild-card starstandings come this close in theirleir diase of game scriesies Monday night at straijiraight AL West diam p ion ^ip. p Mariners bare grerren up 210 for ardInaIs3,Reds2 id if theseason. ^ one o>-er Seattle, whichI pbycdpb; a t . the Texas Rangers to:o finfi ish sec- C a lif o r n iaa 1before moving to “We’ll “V go back to a cv ela n d CINNATI - Brian Jordan Calif omia cn Monday nighLt. r e ^ n l O i n a ond in the AL West,;t. Nott after Oakland foror a four-game series wei'c haveh to,” Alex Rodriguez saijakL “Hey, listen, we ' d th e 100-RBI mark with a W ell go to China if w e ba>-ee to.« row and we went□t 6-1 on Ihis " closing their deficitt ftfrom nine starting Thuihursday. If necessary, “We ' run-scoring nnH the Blue Jays 6 , TigersJIS 4‘ I one game - they’ll makeike up a rainout next WeeVe don’t care.” ■ bocnestand,” PimeHatosdi-lV tot uis Cardinals rcachcd the games on Sept. 11 to on DETROrr-Tbe Detroit "nge before a 13-11 loss in1 th e ir ho m e M onday in ClevelaniCl Although M: the Mariners lost;the tl d^doytxiwant?” thresholdiildoftheplaytifh. th d r 104th game, matchinging ai dub finale to Oakland on SurSunday. Sunday’s’s loss dropped th c finalinale of a homestand that gotg A year ago, tbe MaUarinerswona The CardinalsCa reduced their hem back in thc division racacc, onfrsame playoff witBilh the Angels dindungiDg number to one for the NL rccord that has stood sinco IBS “It’s not all over yet,/et," Griffey Mariners t^two games behind then rookies in hey nearly won by (n-crcomingnga to win tbe divisionn title,t sending CentralU tititle and eliminated thc Tilson Brito, one of five rool insisted. “Pm not packiieking up my Texas and1 iV1' back of Baltimore they thc Toronto sarting lineup,p,kcyeda kt 3-3 defidt after SV innings. Thi the firanrfgse inO> tfw»tb postseasm ling champion Reds. locker until it’s all saidlid iand done. intheALwili^d-card race. Still, the 13-3 three-nm third with a double.ble. That’s all there is to it."l " Mariners beliKlieve they’re going to sconcored seven runs in th e botto:tom for tbe first time. dangers, , ofif ththe fifth. Griffey iorcd it,t, Ibut be could gfg A dded p itc h e r Chri:hris Bosio: catch the Rar Braves 3 , Expos 1 Indians 7 , Tvrinss 66 “We’ve overcome a hughuge defidt. No doubtbt about it, they say. “The “T way we've been sw inpng ^ do without the press ANTA - The Braves dealt a ATLAN __ CLEVELAND-It a coacosdy win That speaks a lot forr theseth guys. After all, didn’tdi they sw eep a thche bats,: w efecl we can coa __oer-tak&all playoff. blow to Montreal’s pbyoff— for AL Central diampion OQcvdimd,ct And we’ve played great•eat b a seb a ll four-gam e sciscries from Texas last black ad any time,” said Edg:Igar “Hopefully, we: «wi O T l h a v e IO beating the Expos despite a Manilartinez, the Mariners’ two-tii]time do tbat,” he said.i. “Hopefully,‘ UncnpI fd.filled mostly with reserve which lost All-Star centerc r fidf d er on the road." w eek? Kenny Lofton to a foot injury.ny. The Mariners, who10 had1 their “Let’s go0 6 6-1 on this road trip ALd . battingt diampion vdio wasas8- Texas win £aH(^ theibemap.” playerss in thc final rcguIar-season at Atlantainta-Fulton County Stadium. Lofton, >rfio was 2-for-3,I, foifouled a Itreal, which Ioa four of five pitch from Scott Klingenbcnbcck off series with thc Braves, his left foot in th e sixth.. HHe e went D o d g e rrs j have Gi:iant bullett t o d o d g e; i n N L \V \ e s t s H to 21/2 ^uBcs behind San down in die batter’s box. and could . Diceoforfor the NL wild-card spot. not put weight on th e leg. _ aoctly where it LOS ANGELES (AP)lP) -■ T h e San ^ that the Giants . The 11 Dodgers, 8M 8 orerall[ aand of San IMego — exa Francisco Giants havilave the Los //«//jj can severely dam- 22-82-8 ance Aug. 21, play their final& was when the series « began reweis 8, Orioles 7 Red Sox 4, Yankeesi3 3 ( U ) NEW Y O RK -M o Vaughng h n ti^ it Angeles Dodgers rightIt wwhere they ^ / j J t eM / i y age the playoff- six>ix gamesj at Dodger Staditmum —. ThuxsdiQr. .T1M0RE - Matt Mieske sin- th e "'"7^1 want them - in positic;ition to ruin O j J j W C ^ hopes of their threhree a^iinst the Giants and thithree “We can't forge ome John Jaha with two outs with a two-out single m the main rivals in a agaijgainst the San Diego Padres.. 1I te Giants,* Dodgerss catcherc Blike loi10th Monday, lifting inning then won it w ^ a twDOUi> o u tan ^ their season. vingBosttxi Its w ould pre- j three-game series gan;ames against the Padresi area Piazza said. . thcMilw;Uwaukee Brewers to an 8-7 in the llth M iu k v ni^ p v in g Of course, the Giants' a 43 victoiy over New Yorkk dn d o t k ^ fer being at or near die top of the that begins alicidrcady sellouts. *U we don’t takeke care of bus»- victaiyt overov ^ Ititnnre and damag- The IM gers and Padres ^[dit a ' ness against tbele Giants, wc ingtheOr: Oriole^ playoff hopes, d3c Yanked m a ^ number atdsce.at d NL West rather thanin a t th e bot* Tuesday night Tl 1 a tvnHun Four-game seri Scores; AND s t aVre: ______ ______P tr^ c»»MAW------MAJORbEA?^GDEBASEB:BALL------T r a ? s o t i o »> s ------e- O N - m E - A i R ------1TREViSION uS»SpFiaAmVES-S«S-S«r^Q A L BOX SCORESES ALsr,\Nn'■ ID IN G S ______5N L STANDINGS ____ K»mcTq«»rr' »n i'««aM . &^c&^N0fia\K3ban3l■a Esm/0L13 1:30 IrowZwawAwflZm rtW Brewers 8, Orioles"? 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Ttmd*]r,S«ptMiber24,3t,1996 T1tne»^t«wt,T«tiFaQ».ld«h SporiRTS Tyson tetestifies in 1lawsuit JR e d VV ings;fly pa?ist Fly Before the game, Hartfctford i g f c KM J o y n e r - K e r s e e^ h e a d s star2 Brendan S sanahan s a^ ^ h e has asked to b e traded andtd no A S M O L langer w ants to b e th e tcaiam ’s f o r b a ss k e t b a l l c o u r t - ' I Ite n U N ii B yn’Bift n i l ASHLAND, Va.(AI(AP) - Jackie dove forr looseli balls and yoo It ^ • Joyner-Kersec saidaid her feet wouldn’tt expectc that £n»n the lAfftsta^iAtteDetnBI M. S b d j r were sore and herer |game was caliber athletesati sbe is," said ■feO* tedBS BlaBaa dxtae ttee t b t m •ie J ■ • W- — rusty. Staley, a imember of the U.S ^IMriedafteBBfVbeirsOezlUU a a m )ic track and team thatit woni the gold medal ; Still, the Olympic w&T- \------field great was cnencouraged in the Allallanta Olympics- “She after first realI d:day of work got on betbe floor and sbe wants at her new job-playk ^ i ^ for th e to competeete.Sie’sgCBngtobea Richmond Rage>e o f t h e greatasset American Basketballall League.i Uxe Ragiageb^n their season IG i b s o n s ee r v e s u p t r i - m a t c h1 s w e e p fb ( r H a n s e l ■ J o y n er-K ersee: joined jc thc Oct. 18 atat the New England ^ tpam Monday for a ithree-hour Blizzard,, withwi the h om e opener = ^ = ^ = = one-gamiame defidt and the Pilots Dietrich def. Castlefordlord, against the San Jose B? workout at Randol;lolph-Macon Oct. 25 ag K g h sd io o lv 1 a second rally in game three CoUege. I h e practicetice, dosed to Lasers. m a 14-16,1S12,164 Canyon 15-U, 15-1 G Dietrich th e media, was Joynilyner-Kcrsee’s. E v a n5 s said6 Joyner-Kersee HansenHa ffeLStiosbooe, rence viaory over Valley, CASTLEFORD - The Di portion th e Indian'ans downed the to defeat first serious basketba;tball workout already lookslot like a defensive ^ a game and leading by Blue Devils struggled to « Bears- again initwosaaight- r me one o f _____ — in 11 years.------______force. - - points, the Vikings ran Castleford 15-11 in game i lS-10,15-3. a non-conference matclatch, but “You could tell, 1I 1hadn’t had “Offendliv e ly , ^ t e a w ays H HS a n s c n d ^ ^ of Bryant at the n et, but shoes for a togo,”Ev3^vans *1 tfrrnV she 1 y 5 « , 1 S 1 1 Shoshone salva.vaged the only *4^,^i r ^ to regain control after then breezed lS-1 to ddo: o se the on basketball she match of tbe - ■My toes w ere vras a littleole int rusty, box thatH junior varsity n) ing in 12-6 lead in the rub- match. while,” she said.-M j StoshonedeLBfes, evening b y beatinfin g Bliss in,-you I the first lg m e. O th er come." ame. “We played well in th( kind of bothering i guessed it, two straiS h t g a m e s . down, but than that, it was fineine. ftn not in Joyner-1r-Kersee said watching 1 S 1 0 , 1 5 3 I Darcy Jenctte - w ho fin- game - got our blocks dow The Indi.ins, &7-7ontheseas^ < is£d £ just couldn’t put it away,^•ay," said shape quite yet, butfa that’ll Staley andam the U.S. team go SHOSHONE, - H an sfn r the evening with 10 kills - ______gold helped insp ire iier V ttavdt^Uer thithis evening for d.up.the.pace,.enabUng_ihe____ first-year Wolves Coachdl EBrenda latd ragainsrd ie------THompson. "New coache:d i e s ^ w e ------“I am encouraged;ed because I to joinI “the t new wbmeh’s a i^ tlie hitting o£ Ondrea <3 1 to r ^ y to a 16-14 triumpK \fndalsaiKlW eiid just haven’t put it togethtog er didn’t know whatat ito expect. lea^bnin a d ie laughed a t the to a sweep o f a ingfa s d s n l illey played very vt-en," said I h is is a challwigfte forfc m e anrf I notion berbei trade Ijackgrotmd . Coach Wally Hames. “ Our yet.” leyban tzim atcii &faoday. Castleford - now 0-6 --w wi] in have knew that I was comoming in here w o u ld give gi' her a physical *5The Huskies downed 1 9 9 S Glenns Fieny delIef. Valley, ust rallied when they had to.” edge. ams Feny, which evened out another opportunity toto ddo that somewhat rusty." state Class A*4 runner up 14-16,15^12,11 & 1 4 Glenns ; to Magic Olympic gold “I have« toi pace m ys^ on the ? in all faces another this evening, returning to ITie three-time 01; Shoshone 15*8. 15-12 and CIENXSFERKVRlf-Hmdyspilt- atJ3mi ly against red basketballan court,” d ie said. “Pm e toughie in (Jooding which Valley Conference play a medalist last played posedoCB&sslS«.lS*lL ing iiy Shawnaa 1Bryant lifted “ Iring to com e o u t here s calling on Thursday. visidng Hansen. at UCLA from 1981-t31-85. She w as n ot looldz Zn tiie Nortbside Confen Ferry fron:oin an 11-6 and comcs ca a four-year starterr aiat for* and try totc outrun th em or do w ^ and still ranksiks among the auytfainglig like that." career leaders in ir scoring, \Vhilee the Rage players Tl rebotmding and gamiamtxL se e m e d1 happy t to have her, M I a j b r L es a g u e S o cccer parityy e x t e n d sj t o p l a y o ff l f s “M ainly m y jobJ w as to shoot Joyner*Ke faiH IcBUmS . -T and cithCT stop thcle (No. 1 scorer others1^ object to b e r play* jrer Jason W gtw ConEerence withI a a league-best 20- Rongengen, whose team has won its5 without leading scorer or k eep the ball outtut io f that'per- ing “ther"ar"game. SElVYORK(AP)-InaIe issists), who sare there win pro!«hly „ rmnrmr 12 reconL is a1 little lit dangerous." last six. “And espedally on thatt Kreis (13 goals, five assis son’s tumd," she saidaid. “Tmsan created with parity a param ttemptinga e animoaty, tm I can’t ^ Major Ibe rationale,le, of course, is postageage-stamp fidd, anything canI dislocated his dbo^v atten In 121 games foror :the Bruins, be some a concem, it’s appi opr iate &! scissors kick Thursda;sday night averaged 9.6 be conc*ncemed about that ljLeagoe S o ccer b as figureded out money: Give tbehe iictter team a tiappeaJen.” Joyner-Kersee avt le New York-New Jersey! against Los Angdes. points and 6-2 rebornounds. because! I I tMnlr dia^s in every* how to nullify tlie home-1e-field we^snd date andan< more time to The me games. After- MetroSroStars (15-17) and1 He will b e out until aat ti least the The Jong layofff ddidn’t seem tbingyou(m do,” die said. ^advantage in tb e piayofSs. promote its home ' 2.8 million fans, Washin:hington DC United (16-16)) third game of the coni:onference to affect hetber much. “I ama aa competitor, and I As the first-year bep:^ its drawing neariy 2. loking to improve startt theth playoffs Tuesday nightt finals, if DaUas gets thatlatfar. fi Teammates Dawnra 1Staley and play harda-d and I play to win, maitb to MLS O ip’56 on Tnruesfay th e league is look ) The MetroStars knowlow they’re a not going to let any* ^ 0 teams tiie average attendaidanceofl7,417. in Gianliants Stadium. DaUas (17-15) D ena Evans bothI gsgave Joyner* too. Fm a x^o, e£^ of te 101 ■oz, is gone . ^ over me or abnse me. 2t “I don’t thinkk iit’s a dis&dvan- is at KansasKn Qty (17-15) and Los5 coach, Carlos Queiroz, Kersee high marksrks following one push c ateindgfhy^ifrt after tlie season, signinging a{ $2 mn- Pm not: glgmng to let that hap- Each t e s i that earned a1 home-,b tage,” Kansas Qtyity \Viz coadi Ron Angde;d e s (19-13) at San Jose (15- th c workout. Thursday night in th e otherr lion-a-year contract:t w ith th e ;he floor and pen.” &field adrantage b e ^ CQ thebe road Newm an said. “There’s“1 just no 17) Thi “She got on the twoseriseries. Japanese d u b Grampusus EEight, in a best-of-3 series. Ih ose: t advantage." nlike the regular season,, There'is not much diffelifference in ______then c te n e b g n e for t ^ seo«*itfiH Tampa goes mtcntotheplaj-oflsas Unlii 1- ■■ ■■ —— — ------:— — e is no difference b e tw e ^ a_a___ talent separating the teanteams.______axa^~ jf gnrggartiiset“ thetoitjrite,asmcmuch as th m can----- there is regulatilation victory and one in aa Both the MetroStaiStars and “ Woods: Ibe format followIWS for i>eone. fam pa and ference It begins itsseries ser Wednesday shootootout. That also makess Washington, and Tam CootiiioedfromDl ^ I Ben CrBshaK," tb t i e "Mind O' confer Cdumbu^ split thdr four-fi)ur^52 m e sea- finals. Ib e cfaasqBOodxp tssa a o o e- ni^tt against tiiele Crew' (15-17) in Rongengen uneasy, whose team is 1- imamcnts he M f i i s s ^ fil son series. Thc biggest diflcrcnceisdin in as many toum C r e n s h a w ^ affair — OCL. 6 at FoXtnboro, Columbus. TbeCrew, O under new Bmshoshootouts. wants. coadi Tom Fitzgezgerald, won nine “WetVe won our first shootoutt between the Galaxy andid dC ash. Los won *be 1973 Mass. iJ 0 Angeles swept all fourgamigames. By turning pro, WcWoods did lose t g » ^ i o f their last 10I garn*^^ to squcak (Wedrudnesday),” Rongen said. “To [he Masters, the y Texas Open in I f a a a m w in s the first J “Due to the regularilar-season the invitations to the they can 03 ia io socnexxie’ss I into tiie playoff Columbus lias me it is a crapshoot” le British Open S l his first start a s 'tl it record, w e are the teamam ito beat,” U.S. Open and tbe I ancfficidm em - p] in in a the league’s narrirrowest fid d (62 Tamiimpa isn’t the only team that ning the U.S. ^ play it low key, and wm L Rongen sa id “But withith tthis pla^ he won by winnin ^■berofdiePGA | y coach ya^). grv»<{nti; into the plaj-D^ with concerns. siuacrxit," Tampa < n off format, it can bite‘ an;anybody in Amateur. 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Boyd I SEPTEMDER 24 IS YOURt . n ] A H IDAY: You hnvc unusual voicc, m arc’s milk. )f dnuiui, should pay attention to I J pU T ?.. xi-'ii ^ <■ In conicsts, people whcvho come in uirition - your sweet tooth lendss third arc happier than peoplepu who skirt now recognognized worldwide as to run awaya\ with you. Your sense off ______wTMiukw ------come in second.-Thirdsmsncnd to-bc—the kilrllie eariiiariierldln'r’as a 5iia b lc “ (iu3lifyiT'■cnables-you 10 be cxccUcnrcrttlc— Rlad they showed. Secieconds are swagged garmentent too loose anti clum- - ?('cn1 yyou are your own most severe indincd to be sony theyy didn'td win. sy for safe workirk i in front of an open I’eoplc value your judgment con- ccmmg a i ® & = So say tho psychnloeists. smithy furnace. ; a n . music, litcraiure, antiques, s, Libra, Scorpio persons ploy Q. Quick, who tho fire t wis firetU3.sci> An orangutan';jjn's brain is » b o „.„ g roles in your life. October fea- a to r to get a scat p ro io uisly sl) occupied big as a softball. TitinR. irovd. fUnotion tliat could1 I m b)- both his father and his; mother?m> Q. Cun you gelg e t a h cadache fro m cvcniuaU:ally chanRO marital status. A. RumcU Long, 1948. sleeping w ith Ihc ccncrs pulled up ARIES;ES (M arch 21-April 19): Many a baseball pitchciher says the over ull of you?? Restraini:ints removed - you're on the go, r own c:xcept for romantic inter- HagartheHorriblo By C ^s BfOMie breaking ball breaks morlore sharply A. E v id e n tlyly. . R e se a rc h re v e a ls ?'’ .y°4r ° on dam p daj-s. doctors know of the condition and 'ocus on friendship more thanJ leats lip tremendously. Letter In 1727, house rats. long>ng aflourish .some call it “turtliirtle headache." r f weuuTuepefe MAV i 1 rd b precursor to journey, in eastern Siberia, poureired into the Each side of y< PAUSHTep Ho m I, ahAfJP ^ AMI7 \ if yoiir brain not only taum ri u s (April 20-May 20): Accentt Volga della d iy of A strakniknn. heading ha.'> its own job,b, bulb e a d t has its own • on home H A M L - e r le environment, domestic adjust-.- west. Within montli.s, the:hey overran feeling, coasciousousness and pcrsonali- mem, Kiftpfi rccctved assuring love is not • Gcrinnny. Within-n sca$e a so n , th e y ty. O r so say thhe e c.xpens.c Intijrcsting, .-unrequit'jited. Emphasis also on music, m oved in to th e Brili.sh I.<:II.'iles, Som e if inie. W hat hap;lappens when the sides stylsi faihashion. contact tliat could bc startt year, 1727. T he first coffc“cee 'was plant- disagree? “L et’s■t’s take a nap," purrs idling big. Libra involved e d in Bmzil then. A nd a SeoScottish iron- Left. "You nap,",p,J^snaps R ight,'‘rm UNI (May 2I-Juno 20): What w u monger invented the shorhort ple ate d going oul for a bcc lUS becomes solid - you'll leam1 you stand, what to do about it. ACROSS h j2 ' 9 po I*’ j'2 I Dm'pno?ion involved, insist on declarationI 1 Close-mouihed ______— __ _ of intern:ntions. Be open-minded, not J. Pisces involved. 5 Oclcsl ° ' n ; . r f j ■> • .. • \ I a IB ra- :■ o<9s<9 a u a u - a rrtt 0 lo X UStoA ' tea X SI aMt9« oiu ■ 11S1 X •e a s X -a C m ai-' ui.-.;v- r Kts c a X- M e«rf auao-Q rra a sa x UKM to Cl X ea rii TU c n a i SIIHM- a s ; I S J la x -ti J*f«» <«6«SOts a » X * a a t a s l a i i1-3 - : rai la la irf &')' IIIIX -B DCiMV: ■ S “ „ r ” 123 i i tu> Ce^ IIVUS^M tcb '^x K- a Jcn** iin a s lie- a ^ xjOi uax-ci uatso- C«« 111 X- 01 r». r.'r e«>rv u a u u - a . U£U - J ^ a i uJt /. 11 X- a }C3 «n iria rs» .a . 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