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Continued ffn r o m A I - . “AIDS, homosexuality andd keeping tions and you liav e to s lo p a n d th in k ...... ■•We’re inn aj war literally for the parcnls oul of the curriculunjm are the 'Am I going to0 gcget a complaint from h e a r ts a n d minds m: and souls of our same ^ liberal agenda,” he saidlid. a parent or thee sc sch o o l b o a rd i f I a n - V s ■ \ a p ? children," saidsa Robert Aldridge, In mid-November, conse:servatives swcr*/’ ” w ho h e a d s the thi Meridian chapter of won ^ a victory when thehe Idaho Idaho, where.tne.tradilional values en- Citizens forr Excellence.E “There are ■School Boards Association1 approveda; dure nnd traditiiiitional rules are en- teachers outut there that think they a resolution to keep inst:struction forced, wus ripepe forf the cullurc war. know better:r howh to raise our chil- about “cultural diversity” antmd “toler- An old joke definefincs an Idaho liberal ...... d re n ." . . ..aance” r oul of state curricui:ulum rc- as spmeone whcwho wants the roads : Bash carried the state . F f ^ O N T S : 70s-^KJ • - -.On the blhcJieriiidc of .lhis w ar is an quircmcnis. The resolution,tn, asking paved. George Bu ______alliancc of m D'Alono I 37- Dos Moinos 522 29...'.. 2< Sunsol today 5:05 p.ip.m. lesbians. guguidelines on teaching aboutut lhe’cn:-A m erica has becoiecom e.------Dotroll 383 1 li 7 ...... Sunriso lo m o n w 8:£ T h is c lash oif f ccultures t can be seen "W t siispcii«cl that what is happen- v iro n m e n i. Honolulu 78B Off Ci ...... Lunar phaso: Now [ idinn, Ihe hub of a ru- all part of, a long-range Parental pcnnission slips• werev re- '^'^"din Houston 677 4 4{ 8 ...... llrsl quartor Doc.■ °”(? f” i “ "" ^ Ihul is slowly being lluwiMon I 4 r B religious right in Amcri- ququircd for fourth-graders to0 (li«ii« communtty ih Indianapolis 403 1 1! 9 ...... Doc. 28; losl quartor; r S , 5 , ^tio^ A consumed by Bois3oisc. - . , CO. s a id J tlfill Kuraitis, a political lajlast year's presidential elect Knnsas.Cily 57 3( S u .n “P.eoplc.who.tt0 -were formerly em- • ■ ■consuJtant wvorfcirig-against-thc oi ami—-one-pointneachcrs on were foi ------LosVogos 583 42a: 03 - l a a K o ------A m e powered in thea communitycc are very 5 47 ..... • ______g ay in itia tivve.nnd e _a_YCtcrah. o f .ihe.-io_lo answer-any.qucslions abou ------LosAngolos 65 4i the new kinds 'of peo- 1 pcp ' ’sc h o o l fight. oor r teach sex education. Memphis 511 33' 1 ...... Max MInF pic moving in,, anand they strike back Miami Boach 66 4i 3 48 ...... Bolso 4121 32.20 Robert Hocloover, a.retired Army “This all leads to a lack of^0 confi- with a political:nl movement,”: snid 'Milwaukoo 422 2 22 3 ...... Burtoy 35 5 3 0 .1 8 ' c o lo n e l w h10 o heads the Christian dedencc by the teachers that theytl can Todif Shallat, a historyh: professor nt Mlnnoopotts 422 262( ..... Fairfiold 28 ® ..... Coalition andmd Citizens for Excel- do what is best for student;nts.” said Boise Slale Univtnivcrsity. “It's a nos- J|E?ol»<>h 1 NowOrtoans 011 33, 3: ...... Gooding mm1 i mmmm iucation in Boise, secs EcEd Wardwctl, president of' thetl local talgic attempt lo10 holdh o n to irad itio n - -• Now York 411 22‘ 4 ...... Hogcrman 42 as part of the same war. teiteachers’ union. "Studcnis askas ques- al values." • OklotJomo City 603 43A'...... Idaho Falls 34J .20 05 both battles as Omoho 577 35 3i ...... Jorom o 34 Phoonlx 63 5‘ iTwinFnllaJ^ 3 55 ...... Lowiston 47 3 Pillsburoh 34i 21 2i .02 Malod jiir 35 Russsia______NQV * Portland, Mo. 355 24 2^ :i7 Malta 52 . ______Portland, Oro. 51 3S 1 3 9 .0 8 McCall mm1 mmmm i Continued frofromAI _ Before Be the election, nalinionalists, the While Hou.se..se. andi m o re than 140 ^ ^ ' - R o n o ------— 43 253 27 .01 - Pecatollo...... 32-: Communists'and leaders'ofll[■the c o n -" p eople died in tw o d a y s o f fig h tin g .-...... Jk s l Louis 455 2 2‘ 9 ...... Salmon 40] 27. ? Yeltsin, vovoting wiih hi.s wife, Co scrvativc farm lobby predicticted ihey “We hnve comcime to say 'N o'.io the , Clout, Salt Loko City 355 32 3: .61 Sodo Springs rrim1 30mm N a i n a , n e a r titheir Moscow apart- set rS S rti Son Francisco 555 454' ...;. Sun Valloy . mmimmmm i ment, said hewe was optimistic. .would wc together win up lo1 halfli the new constitutionon of Russia. ... The “They willII 1v o le fo r th e c o n s litu - 450 45' seats in the more powerftrful, low- Russian presidentent has got his hands lin predicted as a light e cr r hou.«ic, th e D um a. in blood up lo his elbows,” Vladimir . Elko Cotinty - Variable Vari higli clouds'Monday. h in ” Yeltsin : ■ F . ‘As for the vole for the Many 1 Russians are upath■thelic or Sosnov, a Russian>ian living in Ukraine. Forecasts the upper 30s. A chancechai o f snow M onday n ig h. l.' £ lly »"0W fell. "As . c » n d .to c s wclw ell,...” he said, trailing disillusioned dis wiih politics afjeraf two said as he and1 hishi: wife,' Olga, cast T w in Folia, D uriey,:ey, Rupert, Jerome and Ooodipg:ipg: Partly breezy. Lows mostlytly iiin the upper teens and 20s. Tu irug. years yc) of uphcavol. They arc u n h a p p y nb se n lcc b a llo ts aiat the Ru.ssian Em- cloudy Mondiiy withih castc wirtd.s 5 to 15 mph. High:ighs in-lhe chancc o f snow showclowers. Moslty cloudy'and cooleiIcr.lliBhs olTwithashn.1 If the constistitution fails, Y eltsin . “b'about the collapsing economyny. grow- bu.ssy in Kiev. 40s. 'I'onigljl and Tuci'uesday cloudy with a chancccc o f rain die 30s to lo ^ 40s.Os. , . will be lef\ in a legal vacuum, with ing crimc and a.sense the: colintryc Former Vice: PresidentPr Alexander ^ ______;ihd/or siiow, Lows in theJO.s.tl H ighs'in Ihc 30s. _ ------n o m le.s-to-gui(luide Ihenew-pofliument—Iw-has-lost-its-wa^-as.a-great-pow :'w er.------^-Rulskoi,-awaitingingtrial-for-hisrolcin...... ^ Z ____ Camas Prairie andnd Wood River Valley: Partlyliy cloudy ^C5fttlither sum m ary- “All the polilictuns ate Ihcte same.” October’s violcnciMice,, voted^ Sunday in M onday. Miglis in thehe 30s.I Increasing clouds lonighiighl wilh a A fast-m oving Pacific Pac cold front moved acros:OSS Idaho ution. in his quest for ) sa ilo r A n d re i K u zm in , 20, .saiiuid in Sl. Moscow’s Lefortobrtovo Prison, Former _ sliyht chnncc of snow,ow. Lows in the leens. Cloudyy TTuesday with gusty winds SurSunday anemoon. wilh gusts1 ffrom.30 ' stronger, clcarcarer presidenliol powers, sai Petersburg, "Our army ammd navy parliatnenl speakc;akcr Ruslan Khnsbu- wilh ;i good chancc o f snow,* Uighs 30 to 35. mph to near 40 mphiiph. Along wilh snow shower:crs. .hcsc Tl'' »would nol be an imme- P^^ have almost completely fallelien apart lalo^^aid he wouliould not vole, ■Extended forecast:ast: Soiiihcrn Idaho - Partlyly cloudyi gu.sis causcd local blizblizzard condilion.s. uiate crisis,, bbut a continuation of and all the politicians are d W ednesday, with a chichance of snow .showers cast.I. LowsL in Hy laic.Sunday af\caflcmoon, the front was well to0 Ihc cast Russia's politilitical instability. The ani doing is • the orbitingng i Mir space station, lining their pockets. So l*m r ' the 20s. highs in the; 30s30 to lower 40s, Mostly .sunnyiny T^urs- o f Idaho and skies beganbeg lo clear. Tlic gusts did drorop wind- most likely cotcourse would be for the |m * n o t VOI- co.sm onauts A leiexander x a Sercbrov and . . d iy ;»id Friday. L uu.'C w ^in tl'V l» ir zero deurees. Some localionss frcponcJ new parliamcnle n t to rC'Vise a n d a d o p t ing for any of them.” Vnsilv Tsihliycvcv_told t M ission'Con-.______.lO-S. new snow ranging fromfror a trace to 2 inchcs. ' '7 ' the uratt const — ln-Mo3cown^/»yenr-oid~?^'^ad^du ,roi they were”‘‘iiii‘‘rather’upset" that no N orthern U tah andid Nevada:M . Al 3 p.m .. tempcftu:cftures ranged from the lower 30s30 tg ihe temporary charlaner. ’ DvDvornikova said'^00 percenc m i n ^ - p ro v isio n s h a d1 been bci made for them lion this year had made feed Utah - Partly oloiidy'iidy today wilh a few m ountainin flurries.f m id-40s around thec stistate. Lewislon cume in with tltlic high- - But a stronong anti-reform bloc cding her to cast ballots, Increasing aflcmoonon , aiand dismissed fears W inds at 3 p.m . wcwere moderate lo gusty for moslost o f the ------locloo late to slop, you Just li thal his reform1 campca was seriously state. M ost o f the gustier gus winds were in the soulhIlh with a Road conditiditions for the state were kctkeep going,” she said. relatively westerly din»:tion.din: unavailable SuS u n d a y . The elections are the firstS tlC S lO f “ ' ‘I' ■ Tlie highe.si tempcnipcrature in llie state Sunday wa.*!ian 47 de* F o r c u rrent n t road conditions, call YeYeltsin’s popularity sincc OOciober, "Never mindJ thntth they have split gitcsTirLew iston. DixieDix reported the lowest at 12 didegrees, these number3crs: Twin Falls. 736- whwhen hard-line lawmakers’refvfused to into several bloc:Iocs before the elec- Morn•ning: Jupiter nisew here in the; nationnai Sunday, the highest lemfmperature 3072; Boise,e, 336-6600; Pocaiello disdisband and Ihcir suppotter;ers ram- tion,” he lold repoeporlers Sunday. "Af-, Eveniining: Saturn was 90 degrees at1 Lajitas,La Texas. Floodwood, MMinn, re- 232-1426; IdiIdaho Falls 522-5164; pajpaged tlirough the slrcels.-Yel’elLsinor- lerward they’ll1 comcco: together again nofted the lowest tcmf>cmftot^Hiirc al -16 degrees.______U ta h 8 0 1 -9 6S4-6000: 4 - the Elko. Nev.. det the bapi- and will cooneraler.Tlc t w ill r r ty n n ______. a re a. 702-7.1R-IR-RRRR eaceaded parliament building, knknown as Ihem.” •

Heavivy snow blankeiLets Western mouiuntain ranges p.m. weekdays. To report late nenews and per week. Studeni/miliunililaiy scrvice delivery The A ssocintea Press Bcoch and only a fc Circulation p i few homes had waler damaga g e a fte r 50sporU resulu Dnef 5:30 and on weekend-vwc $2.30 per week. $27,60f,60 _:for 12 weeks. Sale* Allen Wilsoilson, circulation dirccior downpours Soturday.ly. authoritiesa said. call 733-0931.^ lax included in all at>ovabove prices. A charge A storm over jhele WV est sp read up to 2_ f « l; olo f .snow Rain also w as .scaitcaitered over eastern sections o ion phone line* are open be- - f O U a - ______J 10 o.m, only, Ifyou do nol re------_____ o f $15.00 will bejeviclevied .for all relum ed______through Ihc nioimlains:iins o f U tah on Sunday, and, rarain was homanndTcxas. ccive your pappaper by 7 a.m.. call the nunilwr ...... ■''Advertising cliccks, scattered over the soulhjulhem Plains' Elsewhere, northerthem Maine received scattcrcired snow for your orca: Peter York. Bdvertising diixcior At m idday, snow wa.swa; scattered over higher elcvatvations of showers from Ihc rcmiremnants o f a .storm that one daylay earlier Jerumc-WctiVcnilell-Oooding-Ilagemvin If you wish lo place an advertirrtisemcnl, Mail inforetalion New Mexico. Arizona;ma and Ulah. with rain showers:rs >at low* had spread rain up[> thithe East Coast and iced road:ids in the 336-2535S cacal) 733-0931. Clasiiried ads. eocall 733- Tlic Timcs-New.<1 (UPS(UP 631-080) is pub- Burlcy-Rupilupcn-Paul-Oakley 0^ er elevations. Northeast, 0931 Monday through Friday fromom 7 a,m. liihed daily at 1322 Third Tl St. W.. Twin 678-2552 until 3 p.m. and Saturdays from 7'a.m a. . unlil l-alls. Idaho. H330I. I Uy iniJmoniing. 3 tuto 9 inchcs of snow had accune m u lated ^ 01. by M agic Valley reports of heavy minfoll duringII! the six' Ouhl-Cosile:sileford ICto B.m. Infomulion on display adsJs :isVvail- Ncwilpapers Inc. Sccondcond-ctass posuge paid in Ihc vaitcys o f nurlliurlhern Utah wilh up lo 2 feel 1 543-46483 _ _ Ilh eel m thi;_ hours up to II a.m.W•W £ ST, the weaiher servicc said, . able weckdayionly_.______: _ 5 ------nJTwia-liaUi-by The-Tii10 TimevNewsrGffietal— —' - — - WiisiTl'cli R lm ^.'acxoriicord^ng” lo""lTi’e N alipnul"W catl«itlier Ser- - — I-ilcr-Rogchj5cr5onni6IUiier~ ______Snowfall during thethe .same six hours included 5 trinches at 326-5375 cily and couniy newspapfspaper pursuant toSee- SubKripdon rate* . linn frC-IOU oflhe IdahodahoCt^e.Thunday in :hcs at Snlt Lakc'City and at PoPocaiello, ------TwinF«ll*alln and atl Olher area*...... Snow advisories were wci posted for mountains inn pansp o f 2 Inchcs ■ -Home delivery: daily and Sunda’day, $3.00 hereby designated as Iheih day o f the week Idaho; and 1 inch att IdiIdaho Falls, Idaho. ^ •, 733-0931 per week: daily. $2.35 per week;c; iiu n d a ^ ^ C olorado and Wnshinglington. ' ■ ' :es will be published. _ _ $2.00 per week. Mail subscriptions ’■3 low for the Lower 48 states:s w as 16 ise send change o f nii------:------EarliiT, llir slnrmI syilfm sy; prrxtiirrH tir-'ivy miniiu^uih-— in '' News ...... pepaid in advance and arc availab“blc^nlv I ?'o‘n" ,y autumn below zero at Hoodwo3wooT ranged Ifyouluveive a news tip or wish to lalk 10 dadaily and Sunday, $3.25 per week, T - . lomeone inI lhIhe edilorial department, call for fo 12 weeks; daily only, $2.H0 pe trol measures. Theree werew no major landslides inn LLaguna from 17 al Saranac Lakc,Lak N.Y,, lo 80 at McAllen. T< P” ’ Copyrightight e in s Jexas. 733-0931 bcvbetween 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 S3$36.40 for 12 weeks; Sunday onl)nly. $2.00 M*gle V*ll«y Nm i inc.'

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^ l i h a iippy wiith plann? Try it yourrself S ; u icid edlooter sufft'fe rs WASHINGTON (AP)lP) — Ifyou don't like the I Clinton health core planan ori any of its rivals float- ing around town, let’s1‘s see you com c up w iih from ches5t p a in s inija il something better. A new computer simulmulation program lets any- PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) —' 1 Dr. 1 Stanland up. He ______one tnke a stnh nt h>»n|lenhh reform It'«i rnlli«H ____Lidtncif K evnrk inn wn«; tnken _ tr l Q _ a j p ______Jiadiad-._iroublc _ ■’SiitiHealth" and is .fnonilanufactured by Maxis, the lospilal after complaining■ g o f jR''--'.- , vith his heart- same company that madelade a top-sclling computer c:hest t pains Sunday, the 13th c: 'esterday,” game out o / urban planniinning callcd "SimCity." 3f his jailhousc hunger strik e.,. :icgcr_ said. ----- W ant to make employvery'cry sallow. , •. breaks lojwvo^or theirr ovown health cafe? :omcy. Geoffrey Ficger. to exaxam- ^e 'can’t lift SimHcalth lets playelyers build health reforra inc Kevorkian. Kevorkian lis head off around their own set' of values,\ against the back- "H e's not in imminent dangeger, - Ihehe bbed." - -dro p -o f-a city-where MuiVfuin Street dcteriorates bc-- Levy-said______------T h c -5 -fo o t-X -ininch—doctor c l ------fore your eyes if you spiild bo 0^ saidfairiintral-test indicai^aied ■ If the judge strikeskes down ihc valuable educational toolool, not just for us, but for ^ Kc!Kevorkian did not have a.he law, Oakland Couniyly pprosecutors everybody." altack and that more lesls Wiw ere ,j,cy’H appeal immediately, imr being c o n d u c le d . H e s: • The game's action starstarts in 1992, when you're'E ' E E E iS s^aid L;isi‘spring, when anotlinother Wayne Kevorkian'mighi be sent back hospitolizcd after an autciuto accident and decide to)' ' AppMo Ke% County judge ovenumcumed the law. Ihe jail Sundav-uvcnins.------______ron for office to improve sft-thelr-own------imrMlchlprrCnurrnri n f Appeals------^ Kevorkian began a hun{ ruling pcmpending a re- As a policymaker, you’OU must craft a new systemt health-care reform plan.m . strilstrike when he was jailed Nov. 01 been tom- around thc values o f libcliberty, equality, efficiency 'n - l''‘^ ^ ' There arc no right or wroAfrong answers, but if a If II soaring health costs bust1 Ihc lli budget, the gov- onon a; chargc of assisting the C“ ‘i*' pleied. Thc law rcmain^lains in effect, and community. You mustmu also stand for re-elec-■ player pours money into) ht health carc «l Ihe cx- emimmcni's dome cracks, graffiffiii appears on thc 22 suicide of Merian Frederi:rick. ' „ jjj;. Prosecutors andnd defense tion every two years andmd are booted out of officc' pensc o f education, thc hos;(lospiial on M ain Street wal'all. irash sits uncolleclcd onin thci lawn and even 7.2, who had Lou G eh rig 's ti lawyers differ overver whether if you fail to make choioloices that reflect those val-■ grows immense while thc sclschool fails apart. thcle flagpole gels crooked. ease. e immediately ucs. “Every institution has the capacity to detcrio- AndA u hcn busine.*:.? gels fotigitigh for the insurance FFicger coujd not be read;chcd would be in Sun- freed from jail if thele lawla were to If you lose re-electionion.- the gam e ends. But iff rate,": said John Hiles, generneral manager o f Maxis indiidustry. a "For Sale” sign appears aj outside its ; imrimmediately for comment Si ...... you^can hang in. you can_:an keep playing until^OQS___ Busincss SimulalionKahd thethc.program'Kcrcaiorr - oncincc regal headquancrs. dayday night. His associate. Michchael ^ ovenumed. SchSchwartz, said he hadn't beenln no- Ke v6rkfah~also wasvas scheduled , ...... tifiilificd about Kevorkian’s con3ndi- lo resume a prcliminailinary hearing lionlion. Ihis afiemoon on thele asassisled sui- Budget - - ..r .. .= ------~p Fiegcr said-carlicrSunday-t:. ciilcchnrpcv______Continued from Al budget-cUttiilling measure, said Rep. bureaucrats’ bui jobs and dccrcreasing wanl lo slash spentending elsewhere. Ke^Kevorkian was complainingIg of Oakland Couniy CircuilCin Judge sliest pains and his condition1 thad Daniel Sawicki will wil decide enough." .Dave Camp.np. R-M ich.. a conserva- MeMedicare benefits for ihe ric•ich, And • And Paneila sail>aid Clinton hopes to *^he: markedly worsened. whether iherc-ts-enoiig!uiigh-eviilence ------But for many me nanr'Wc-nccdno-dcrbcP^Sei■Sellale-RepuMii^hsriiicI by MinorityM spend S16 billionon next year for so- ; friai ;nis — increases for '“He’s real, real bad. He cacan't for Kevorkian lo siandmd itrial. Congress; that’s not goodkkI enough— ■ LeiLeader Bob Dole. R-Kan.. unveiledui called inve.stmcnii despite this fact that'thele \ highlight o f S h o rtly before bi adjourning last a ^ ^S50 biljion package of thcheir own job training, cduducation and-other _____ . ..ihisj'car's.scssion.was-crs-cnactment of month, thc: HouseH narrowly rejecied Iasilast week, dominated by cutsIS :in trav- programs he says/s will' help the econ- Clinton's nve-year, nearl;arly $500 bil- a plan by PennyPci and Rep. John Ka* el ‘und other adniinistritive cx|expenses, omy grow in iie the long run.'T o pay | H lion deficit-reduction1 piplan, one cf sich, R-Ohiolio. lo trim S90 billion in . It’s^ not just conservatives,:s. House for ihcm. cuts in1 Olhero programs will , history’s biggest. spending overov' the nexl five years. liberals 1'^' say they.will probaaab.ly try liave to be found, . B VORD PROCESSO> O R The budget-cutting; papackage was The packagtage relied heavily on rc- again nexl year to irtm btllioions from In the end, the ih only question divided about evenly betweenbe cuts duccd bcnefilefits for well-off elderly the Pcniagon and NASA bud]idgels, in seem s lo be whi'hich programs the Bj^ IklSTMAS SPECICIAL! in Medicare and defense:nsc spending, and h an dlicupped le people in the hopes ^’°1 o f deficciing attcnipisIS to irini 435-member Hououse and 100-mem- ' and tax increases on the rich, busi- M edicare heihealth insurance program social programs, Thc Houseie defeat- ber Senote will decide de to pinch, and ness, gasoline users andnd :some high- and eliminatnating 252,000.civil ser- cd a similar attempt last montinth. by how much. I ^ N K er-income Social Securityrity recipients, vice jobs.. The1 While House and "W e’ll revisit everyone of)f those.-' "Any fool by’ himself hi can suggest But Republicans andd c

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~ Natiohr i ’" ’' M Astrornauts c<:elebratteH u b l)leoverrhaul BriefIW y CAPE CANAVERAL,L, Fla. (AP) — CCS and some of thei agency's con- — Thc overhaul of thetfc Hubble ' ' 3 tractors. — 61 proteststors arrest^; trtraffic blocked Space Telescope showsv s N A SA is The S629 milli.lillion repair mission ------M E M P H IS ^ciTenn— -A-confcderalion ofif'Unions u hold u ^ ^ flic -o n a - • capQble-or-giving-40(00-percent"fH ||^^^^ " ‘-helpcd-lo-restore-o m;ijof highwayly connecting i Tennessee; aand Arkansas to protest commiimcnt lo a project,ct, astronauts Said'- P residcndenV Clinton- qftcr . President Clinton'Ion’s stand on labor issues, arand 61 demonstrators were on the shuttle Endea:avour said putting in a congrangraiulaiory call to Ihc arrested. Sunday. astronauts fromn theth' White House on Traffic w:is backed bii up tw o m iles on ihihc Tennessee side of the Although NASA won'tI't know until M H H Friday: “This proprobably will galva- bridge and iliree;e rm'iles-on thc Arkansas sideidc, and two accidents were tests arc done whetherr the optical - ^ '^ 9 8 1 nize the public’sic’s imagination nnd reported. repairs lo _the Hubbl)blo Spacc ,^H S ir " suppon again in a way that nothing , - - A'ctivists withith the Amalgamated Clothtthing and Textile Workers Telescope worked; ihc iastronauts' ■ we could have/e cverdonc-iirthisc ------Unicin, (he Teamsimstcrs, and thc AFL-CIO toolook control of thc Hernando ability to install 11 neww parts wilh <• fi| ' town would haveivc aaccomplished.” DeSiito Bridge on Interstate 40 for about anin hourI Saturday, ease has boosted moralee at: the spacc j f l H The five arduouluous spacewalks — a Dcnionstralor.';ors toll! The Commercialal Appeal, newspaper ihat agcncy and, for many, dcdemon.strated - U.S. record forr onone mission — were Clirilon has fosicritcrcd an anti-union atmosphc:ihcrc.'They cilcd his support that a space station can be buill. ______^ B E L _ rnrried nnt over:Lfivc fl\ siraigHt days, ' ; Tirihe'NOrUrAnicimcricanTnTcTradc-Agrccmer nenl...... ’■Wc’re'going lo havec to w all'six , " T h e re 's no0 didoubl as the days Just one day earlier,eai Clinton and AFL-CICn o President Umc Kirkland weeks to two months to) gelf Ihc final went on, we starstarted to fed lhat,” scl aside hard feel:cclings over N AFTA lo discuictivc m ccling on a wide rangeIgc of issues. . courage to go for it all," Tom A kers thele sisecond and fourjh, An unprecedented •a m o u n t o f They installed new optics, solar pan- training and testing we into thc Sixth victi:tiin in train shotootingdies H b cIs ,' gyroscopes,pes, compasses and .. fliglil. .withouLturf battles:es or second- computer memorylory; • - .--MINEOLA. N.Y. N.' — A sixth shooting vievictim'from the Long Island guessing by budget cuttercrs. Shuttle comnimmandcr Richard, Kail Road train1 massacrem died Sunday, "It's very important nl when wc Swiss astrctronaut Claude NIcoIllerir mw atch es Jeffrey Hoffmata n e a t a Covey said hc andant his crew enjoyed Amy Federicci,cci, 27, who was .shot in ihcIC neckr and had been on life think ahead lo thc futiJtu re Hind to ions o f joy and relief!!____ support sincc thcthe Tuesday rampage, diedJ a at al Winthrop-University spacc station and any otother prniecl SWlsS choCocolate model of th e HubIubble Space Telescope.aha b o a rd ____!!littlc celebrations :ewalk. “ But wc saved m:ul:i..saiil Phyllix-AbramsH<-lr^i-hospiiaUpokisi'imuaiL _____------tharNASAITutulcrtakining, to realize the fcnaeava v o u r b u n d ^ after cach spacewi Fcdcricci. wlio'ho lived in Mineola, was oneoni of 23 people shot by a thc reason for the succccess of ihis mosl o f it until1 thc end," he said. , man who openeded :fire on the rush-hour comrr■nmutcr train, said Abrams. mission ... is NASA wenent for it 100 lio n te lc scicopc o Friday after five "W c went into this scarC'red," said T hey d o n ’t ex]expci^t toliavc any Five Olhcrs alsoilso died. percent." said astronaaaul Jeffrey lengthy-spaclaccwalks in thc shuttle’s M usgrave. “ It meant an in(incredible trouble adjustingling to a still can accomplish ils was w investigating alleged kickbacks ki' “i think w e’llII alall be able lo adjust , ______burghiry and jaileoniomeOody jusl broKc into my house. You hadJ to have seen someone,” ‘ recalledrec Addie Hudson, 67. freighter saaves p air 12 hhours later "H e said. 'I did it. I b rq k e into ‘yo u r hou.Si)u.se and I’m wailing for thc Please note thatIt an error appeared In \the House of policc to p u in iele iiin jail.' "she said, — As would- Early Satuaturday, aboul 225 miles Fabrics ad which wa:as In the Friday, Docombmbnr 10th Issue After she saww I:her shattered sliding-glassss door,< she asked Marlinez NEW YORK (AP) — Jplcssly from southeast; of o Long Island, they why hc did il. be rcscUcrs watched help of the Times-News. :hcd two men encountered:d winds of more than 80 "I don'l havee anyat money. I doa.'l have a job,”j( Hudson recalled him the air, 40-fool seas pitch' The store'^ hourss were Incorrect, it and left tlic mphi 4()ifooibot seas and driving rain a.s s a y in g .'i juslisl wantV to go to Jail." from a battered sailboat ; The correct hoursrs are: cboat for 12 lhal thrcatcnc:ncd to capsize their craft, ’ "1 just have cocompassion for ihis guy."’ slshe said, ’'If you had just pair clinging lo a lifcb picked up by and sent ann emergencyc signal to thc 10 am-6 pm seen him, hc w■as as: so humble and'so sad-lookioking." hours before they were pi Monday-Ssiaturday ai a freighter. Coast Guard,rd, Sundaay 12 noon-6>pmp Herbert Clarily, fi3, o f H arrison. "Tlic sailinjling vessel was getting bat- Lindbergi■gh’s daughter diiies of cancer N.J., and Farced Suralc,lcigh,'47, of tcred aroundnd and the two people oo We regret any Imnconvenlonce that thisIls misprinti may THETFORD.V), Vi. — Anne Spencer Lindbtdbergh, a writer, teacher and . New York, were reportirtcd in good there wanteded off — ihey were com- have caused House ofol Fabrics or their valuedued patrons. thc elder daughlcihlcr o f aviator Charles A. LirLindbergh, has died of can- condition Sunday a al b o a rd thc plctcly cxhausaustcd," Chindblom said, ist Guard asked a J:ipancsc cer, her family saisaid. She was 53. Ireland-bound freighter.r, Chicf Petty Thc Coast' :S BLUE LAKES Officer-John-Chindidblom said -frcighier,-thcihc Shin Knkogawa M aru ,'' ie Of fabrics ■ Ms. Lindbergi:rgh, who died Friday, was/as one of slx-chUdrcn of . MALL Lindbergh and AnneAn Morrow Lindbergh, and,nd was bom eight years after Sunday. He is a spokesrisman for the which was> alioulal 12 hours away, to a S . so-frco fabrics thc .sensational kidnappingkid and killing of ChaiharlesA. Lindbergh Jr. Coa.st Guard in Boston,, \which coor- head to hcthc sccnc while a scarch After living, andan studying in France forfor a number of years. Ms. dinated rescue efforts, - planewasscrscntttui. Lindbergh movedvcd lo W ashinglon, D.C., whcrc-fihc wh laugltt-and-wrotc- • " It's a testimony to their thi physical several books, momost of ihem for children. fortitude," Chindblom .sai The men had scl outt Wednesday H W CompiledQ froin wire reports from New.York's Cityly Island on H " L t j lheir 30-fool sailboat, th(Ihc Lightfopt, ■ _ for a 740-milc trip lo Qcrmuda. cr ' Erosion corm froT SE T w i n o> r r F u f i ^ H thwarts laniindslides HohM a y ^ , m f R e s T o r , LOS ANGELESi (AP)(/ — A week- J j j k i V I F S l e e p S end rainstorm in Sousouthern California ' A U dropped more thanin ione-third of an V5 G ift 1B o x e s ------inch of-rain on-L;igunSunaBcach,-bul-$3— -----~~Custo\nlzBdorstandindard^glftarrangenfetirs: million m erosion1 cccontrol measures jpk ■S J r y Y o u r ^ 3 5 C h o i c e W on firc-slrippcd hillsicllsidcs paid off. Fill a c e d a r box o r wicker,er basketI with your choice i There were no major maj landslides in Laguna Bcach and1 oronly a few homes wM • Smoked TroutI • Salmon • Halibut . had walcr damagee aafter downpours. I m • Sturgeon • Trout S|Spread • Pickled Troi __ _ S atu rd ay .______-•Trout Jerkey-»-Maniiny other^eafood llei Other areas also;o escaped c serious JV damage though aulunlumn wildfires that -Locallyt farmfo raised- R e s T o6 in i c * B l destroyed hundredseds of homes left m ^ . Q u es e e n H . behind barren slope:)pcs ready to slip $ 9 .9 5 and{ u p ^ S e t s with heavy rains. Wo ship anywhere in Iho USA, For Chrislrnislmas dolivory, soo us by Docombc■ b o rS O J ^ _____ Mud seeped JnU into one Laguna Bcach home nnd flovflowed freely on at 4cast one road. 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^ 1 in 5: 1urban hi§[gh school boys1 own1 Iguns Postal1 servicee cracks ■(down 01n WAS? INGTONON (AP) — More lhan report>ort said. Tlie weapons o f chi:hoice The study did nott identifyide the dues, a fifth of boys ot 10 inner-city high , werere Ihigh-powered revolvers andI auto-a schools or correctional)nal facilities where' schools say they' ownov guns, and 12 per- m alic:tic and semiaulomalic handguas.IS. youihs were surveyed.:d. 1*0 cent report carryirying them routinely. TlicHie authors voiced skepticismTl that . Tlic four states were/crc pickcd becausc; expresss mailff a r n i u t iineJeiter i L ^ • according to-a Juslluslicc Department sur- strideicier conlrols on relail gun^aks_^jKjy.reported s; havingj pn^ilcmft-of'^'outhjpn ------vey rclea.sed Sundaiday. wouldluld keep guns away from youths, . violence in inner-cityy schools.scl Thas, the; ATLANTA (AP)I — A visit by ...... The study fountund thal 22 pcrccnt o f "Mi‘Most of Ihc methods of ohtairaining ^crc not represpresenialivc o f the- postal inspectors tau{aught Equifax 758 male studenlenis who completed guns ns reported by the juveniles nation’s high-schoolI population.'pop ’ i Inc. the hard way thattha bypassing...... questionnairesat atthe 1 .schools in 1991 ulread'eady against the law,” the study s. But the results were'cre consistent with! . the mailbox in favoror of< a private _ possessed guns. “In''In the final analysis, the prob Jding one of 2,508 express carrier canm 1be a costly • ...... Eighty-three percent pci of 835 serious • mayly not n be lhat appropriate laws do nol surveys, includin, mistake. __^ . H•••* _ _ Juvenile offendei I exist grades six through 12 in ders in the same.age exist,ist. bul lhat thc.liiws that do e . The U.S. PostafSeivlervicc w as act- |j group reported thithey had carricd guns npparparcntly arc' not or cannotm urban,'suhurban'and‘ruiI'rural schools con- ’ ' ' ing on a century-old1 lawla that gives ^ ' • before Iheir arrestest. Tlie inmates were enforc■orccd.” ducted la-sl spring hyy ULH Re-scarch Inc. it a m onopoly on firstIrst-class mail. " ! surveyed at six hijhigh-sccucily detention Six Six percent of high school sludjdenis ' fo'’ Harvard University,lily. After auditing the concompany’s use ‘| centers where ihejhey werc held bccause saidd theyth had possessed a mililary-sy-siyle Th“' survey showedved lhat 59 pcrccnt of private shipperss li like Federal -rrj— -A JP ------they-had-committattcd'serious crimes. iis-saulJiuirwcapon‘’aniiclime onhelii sur~- "cifTmidem.’Tsald'ihcycoycouldgcra'hand------Express for such "n"non-urgent" Seventy-two pcipcrccnt of the juvenile vey.y. Among! Ihe inmates, 35 penercenl gun if they wanted one.line. Fifteen pcrccnt correspondence as rotroutine letters ? -• _____ inmates and 18 pcpcrccnt of tlic sludenLs rcporliwrled having a.s.sault weapoas v,when of students in lhal surveurvey reported they and flnancial statemcnncnts, il levied j' ' reported they had,d bbeen involved in dnig ihcywy were arrcslcd. , had curried a gun in the lastI 30 days. a $30,000 penalty. m trafficking, saidI theth survey conductcd "They requested the amount (of i M r in schools andI detentiondi ccniers in ■ money) they would haveha collected California, N eww .Jersey. Illinois and B £ l u e C r o s s o f Id a h o ~ ^ ^ ^ H had we used the Post; Service,” - h M |H ||| Louisiana.- said Dave Mooney, sp»Mefmbefo(rerodneB/uoCrtBs Postal Service Memphis.i, 'Tenn., and a leading conilonducted 12 au d its in the (208) 734-5309 would prevent the Po: Deparimcnt’s Nc ^ ora Blue'S/MWAssocij(ion, Slwl yone who uses pl»yer in Ihithe express delivery ser- yeai'ear and identified S312,ti0( from penalizing anyon Justice and thee inner-city ( neighbor- — ------An AssocMJfjcniflfjon ol IndcpeoOorii . a private carrier. vice, considsiders the audits a form polepotential lost revenue, compi Justiccand Delinqily access lo "casy-to- fl/uoCrosj anafand BfuoSf^cia Plans 10 any number otbullying.g. withvith two audits Ihe previous : ‘i have spoken to : Only 43 perccnlreliable firearms," the I____ :)ccd how many "It’s simpmply unfair for a quasi- inn v they’re also necessary.iiy. essary to mmake the mails afford- ping>ing practices to comply with lhe sludy wilh a c a “The Postal Scrvicc'icc was eslab- a b le lo eeveryone, ’ said Van postiostal regulations, Mooney s lished to give universscrsal scrvicc lo S e ag rav es,es, publisher of the )ut but lhe company still smarts5 f l ) t Shclcy. Youihs in the ii ,0 M ed'cft' everybody at thee ;same rale, newslettercr Businc.ss MaiJcrs whavhat il considers meddling. - hoods had ready1 . w hether you’re in the bush coun- Review. “We think we are the' besl ju * shoot, accuralc, re , try o f Alaska or the; bottombe o f the “You_can:an get argum ents about o»f f wwhat is urgent in our concspvenue is s o fif * ': - -GrondCanyonf'-said-lid-spokesman—Ihc-valtdil; lity-of-that-rdtionalcT^^—deni Icncc-and-what-ii-notAMpo iden- ijjcy fltt i Paul Griffo. “In orderder 10 provide Seagraves> acknowledged.ai “People saidaid. "1 do n 'i think it's up lo ifcolttt® ® • that scrvice you can'tI'l have: people . will say, if theI Postal Servicc ran Post’osial Service to make that dc skimming off. lucratialive areas o f more cfficiccicntly it coilld meet the minininaiion." >n ( s a t i d s y r d and 1 lOthcr ------

A s p i i L s a y s Korean sinituatioii nott deteriorati ■ WASHINGTON (AP)P) — The sii- will not be: al allowed to build a bom b imiimminent^ m Peninsula, is the “clear;ar policy of the United “The silualion is dangerous uation dn the Kocean I th the not delcriorat- States goverrernment.’’ But hc said Ihc is ino more dangerous now while dangerous, has not said, Ues will continue to pur- was wa three monlhs ago o cd and Ihcrc is no signn NNorth Korea United Slale: i from _ ..J ___ is_building.new_nuclcaieat-weapons, -sue_a_diplo)lomaiic-SQlution._and„jnQ jnQnths.ago.or-10 months.ai Defense Secretary Lesss Aj spin said sought lo disdispel the idea that w ar is said. sai( Hue Cross of iM B E F ^ W u e nnroTfor reneiM (or[ 0 T 1 9 9 5 : Sunday. Iho c e o f c o v e ra g e , b a c k e d hyby a solid and conservati\a tiv e “W c are confident thaithat the situa- ______Q j^aluc, qunlity, nnd choice tion in Korea is not atit least Ic getting lA fB i to t h e ------— anizalion, are w h a t youu rn e e d fro m y o u r M e d icrare a supplem ent companjlany. ! worse as far as buildirding nuclcar w m m uM (ANGLER INSURANCII deter- ' V ’es - B lu e C r o s s o f I d a h1 o 0 c a n bom bs is concerned," AspinAsj said on e Cross of Idaho offers tth h is a n d m u c h m o re . Yes N B C ’s “ Meet the Press."s." ...... e y o u h u n d red s o r ev en Ith o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs . CCall today to com pare’ yyc o u r He said the United StaStates'has Ihe BLUE&^ROSS _ ,;\siirent Medicare suppll'merlentcoat-witha-BIuc-Cros Dssiatldaho M edicare - “ national technical mean*lans" tq ascer- V f ^ tain that “whatever hahap p en cd in plem ent.* I989> the situation is not detcriorat- / / c U c ing - ing now.-They are notDt (developing ------No rate increases forf '94 Blue CrossIS M ediG are suppleiile m e n is ! more plutonium in ordc>rder to m ake 6 3 4 S « ^RRupert U more nuclear bombs." us, but I f '...... In-1989,-U;S;intelligcngcncc officials- 6 7 C8 - 1 1 7 5 ^ 4 3 6 - 9 0 3V than il \ •concluded lhat Pyongyaryang w as try* o r five nBHIIIIiBf ing to build a bomb, andnd :might have ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ago,!lhc ______enough plutonium to prociroduce one or two nuclear devices. G all Blu •North Korea has denicnicd having a K fR fn ____ ni}clcar_weapqns program;am, butjaised H y | t v y concerns by barring ins;inspections of H S llll CE its_nuc!ear facilities byby the U .N .’s BlueC nic' Energy International Atomic ; ______s a v e y Agcncy. It has since agreed to accepti par- Ifyou have ques,estions about: cu rrer tial inspections, a positiortion the IAEA ✓Purchasinjn g a hom e suppli ------andnhc-Unitcd-Statcs-ha'■hftve'Tcjected”" —— — . as inadequate. ✓ S ellin g y o u r pip re s e n t hom e ^ P i u s - H Aspin said a statelatemcnt by ____ *®viilding a IE new hom e President ainton that; NNorth Korea ' ✓ R efinan ar cin g ✓ P u rc h a sin g invesijs tm e n t p ro p e rty ✓ R em od(ideling ✓ObtainihgfJ fin an cin g sem inar is program m (eti to provide you wi nbovc Mvinfit .ife on n comp.iri»<.irijon of tllucCrou of Wnho'« Pbn F• MeJI«fc»upplfmcnlW rain vm u*.ih Ihc c R in F . ----- correction nol of other Ireiurancecomp.inio offrringIng IMnlt(fimup|>1mwfU« In IdAho. ^ t h ele 'inform ation necessailaiy when buying and On page 5 of the S e a rs s e l l i n g r e aa l e( s t a t e . I ", Sunday. Dacamberr 121: mall- i------C L A S S DHAT A E .9! e r you may have rec Tues.,-B .,D ec. 1 4 ,-1 9 9 3 7 :0 0 -8 :00 0 ppm ...... CSI ShieltlB I I ^ - 8 0 10 - 3 6 5 -- 2 3 4 5 I— - the Sony #23021 B .,J a n . 1 1 ,1 9 9 3 7 :3 0 -8 :30 ppm ...... CSI ShieltJs 10 SR F39) wa[kma.n Is B.. Feb. 8,1994 7:30-8:30 prpm .....;„.,'CSI Shieltls 10 tised (or sale. The9 doh’on. 5hi on Asi« h'av^M lTs'rt our C4J3Husiom ersr------— l y l^le^V c azier-Ra

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I O th ef v ie w s -OUH^SCHOOLS— p'iM C H -i:; :::11 _ N E^TO TEACH SENSJTlVITr- CRISIS RESOUi l U T I O N , TH ar NEED TO AIDS PREVe/VINTION. Newvprograiim willshtliF \ A D D R E S S C U L T U R A L c o n t r a c eP p Ti I V f ^ DIVHRSITK. USB.NUTFHTHri o n a l those2 enslave!id to welffare ' V A L u e s , The Clinion adnjdministration is expand- The ncw "solution" coercesCCS people to E N V m O N Mn B E N T A L ing an expcrimenin:nial welfare program al a li\live together, while one groujoup (the pro- ^------cosHo-tiixpuyors-o>M)r-iinoiher-5234-ntillion_d i i< i-iiiTi‘i'il In p:iy ili'ClUUOCC-lO_ i;vi' ______m _j;s>tfCEaNiV S , . over two years (foi(for starters). Poor people • .th the Other group (tlie poor stiStill on wcl- e q u i t y will be moved tolo lthe'suburbs. The nitio- fafare). : nalc; Jobs arc inI thithe suburbs. Tlie [Hjor already are inureded U) welfare, LYCORRB Upltl it. L et'sI remember rc how America TlThey don't have to gel ofT it. The ’I old ex­ H i S T O f t K s r plunged inlo thele welfare\ mess. Though anum ples o f industriousncss wcworked only % r both wealthy areaseas and slums existed 30 when wl the poor had lo work. •• years ago, the-po anand (he wealthy. tittion of a relocated woman whc.vho "has been The result: thehe vast inner-city waste-, uiunable to find a doctor to,0 acceptj: her lands of Los Angingeles, Detroit, and the Medicaid M card, and grocery' clerksch some- k m I Mf ~ South Bronx. Wcif/clfare and housing subsi- littim es fuss about her food suim]amps;-^ ------:------dies sup the willI to work even as the poor The new program only shiftsshi around _ .■;cc few or no examcamplcs of hard work. - • ththose enslaved lo welfare. OiOnly ending N ow , w on’t the poor bencfH, as they wwelfare t:ntircly will give the1.; ppMir llic in- oncc did, by livinji our streets as Now itil will be inicrcsiing to watcistch as the p s f coment they prey on society,y. litaking advantage of !• rs of Petaluma. Calif;, are: forcedfc to - • every loophole, beingg abable to sue and win lo b u d gget w ould p] ro fit syst(t e m t their tax dollars to defendid the per- 1 ^ Kelly Klaas collect for injuries susiausiaincd while commil- so n w hoIO is accused of kidnappiip in g -an d ling a crime. W c see.• niimurderers, nipisis and e streets while .someone The cffeet on1 tl'the public of the presi- package pi could be jeopardized.ed. killing heher, if indeed the same perlerson did child killers walk the sti ir taxes wastes away in d en i's proposed1 h(health carc plan will be Soaring hcalllf carc costssts and large both. Wc'c in southern Idaho know.w'.w hat that who cheated on their ta indistinguishableIc ffrom lhat o f a new tax numbers ni of Americans witw ith no p aid . is like, — J . prison. rcgardic.ss o f whetlhether the Clinton admin- health In care at all are the driviriving reasons We'llI Ibe able to w a tc h as the attorneys at We can watcl'Itch us the psychiutrisis blamime Our system doesn't't irmake sense anymore, lome so n o f power that istration suceecdseds in keeping il off the for fc I’residenl Clinton’s pushish to change' ' use theirir plen-lyirgaining powerss tot' erode all the problemsms o f the accused on his chilciild- • There seem s to be somi uld the ‘‘poliiically correct"rcl" can wield over that federal budgci.. Ihctil syslcm. Trouble is, ifif healthh care ihe chargrges against the accused ununtil they, hood and sociei:ieiy. Af\cr all. no one shoul The Congressioisional Budget OfHce rc* spending sr is kept olT budget,t. it il would cs- urc so w::A-atercd down that he mayy wiiid \ up' have lo be rcsposponsible for their own uctioiions' which is right. ^ to let this "politically portedly has agrcgreed to the administra- cape c; annual congressionalal Ibudget re- paying a small fine for tresf^assingng on pri- iii.tliis.day andd age,aj ' Wc are continuing to lion's plea lo kecIceep the health care plan views. vi Withounhc continuinging restniint o f vatc proptipcrty. We have been:en able to witness the moralillily correct” altitude of' the minority guide us ■ ring in our nose, ofT the federal budget.bu Virtually all the .budget .bi oversight in Congresscss. cosls and We gel|cl to watch as the libenil element cle of of this coutifryy beingb eaten away each day/ iias around like wc h:id a rin] ic death penalty in ail-50 paym ents m udec bby employers and em- taxes ta lo support the syslemI arare certain lo this coun'in'try erodes whai is right in lieu of. the AmericanI CivilC Libedies Union decricrics 1 say bring back the dc irally a.': needed againsi ployccs for the •mandatorytna health care in- escalate. c; < whal is ppolitically correct. If the aciaccu.sed is so-called “ ihdivilividual right.s" whilo the righl’his slates and use it libcrall .surancc would nol be counicd in the bud- Wilh apologies to Willirilliaw Shake- cvenluall:lly found guilty of anythinghg serious of the majorityly nmean nothing, W c can wutcItch those who so richly deservedes it. And wc can gel as taxing undind spending or counicd speurc, s{ a tax by any othericr name slill in the deJealh of Polly, chances areire slim to our own townsns being laken over by gangngs start in Petaluma, Califilif against budgel ceiljeilings. - -smells-SI the^same. This one; wouldw profit none lhatat he will reccivc the deathh s senlence while l;iw.-abidii;iding,motorists gel, pinched fc vic^jo annotinccr iind cn- If the funilingJ is included as part o f the from fr us much oversight as Congress lhaUicdcdeserves. driving 51 in u a •45-zone on ilic other endI co f Kelly Klims is :i n du budget. W hile HotHouse supporters art.' con- gives gi anything in the' federalII b'budget.- Califonamia is not .sympathetic lo) llIhc death town. ginccr for Twin Fallss nidior,u sfiition KEZJ. He ------—ccrncd-lhaupassassage-of-lhe-hcalih-carc--,- — A1htiqiTf»rqi i r p«J( N 1 ^ ) J o u m a L ___ pcnaliy..c_c.vcn.:n;cascs.that.so.richly-ily_deserye ____We_can waictiict'jyiL.t^.i'J’try go "to hell in a is a iJisimu cousin of f CalifonmCi muTdv vie- ______. it as lhifi-

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Aidid. included doubliibling the 74 organizationsms and others for devi- cilsIts w' ould elect members o f l ' ' Bosnian radio reportported that national effort help:lped ease the if at all,ill, only( by lheir own countries, representatives to a pro[)roposcd tran- ating from theirth. humanitarian mi.s- 'n aational tic council, which woi "]■ more than 1,000 sheshells fell ifn o f bul violencece and political In hopes hop of gaining some control, sitiona! national govemi:ming council sion by mour3unting aggressive mili- gove3vem and function as the Hom . ■ there Saturday, killitilling two frica nation’s legislature. squabbling have contiintinucd. U.N. officialsofl are considering thc and getting communitylity leaders to tary campaigiligns that hhve resulted Afric rj: people. - elect the members...... in scores o f rcivilianci casualties. AliAli-Mahdi’s 12 foctions«oidlin i: a U.S, peacekeepers:rs — Ihe main - assignminment of inspectors to peace- Thc joint team alsoIso proposed Aidid accuicused Ali M ahdi's cam p state:atemcnt Sunday that the'talta lk s ' force behind Ihe U.NJ.N. mission in keepinging units to monitor conduciict '— :------that U.N. forces in SomSoi alia only_ o f rejectingg tthc proposals, wreck- failetiled bccausc Aidid's groroup Somalia — arc set:t toi leave the andenfonforce standards. plane and female crew membersme fled ___ _ handle humanitariann a assistance.', ing thc talks,;s. ' dema;m ande'l a revision o f thc Mai(arch country by Ihc end of March, rais- .Thec storys of some Bulgarianan to ific cockpit for fear oof f a:assault, The peacekeepers havevc been critir ' In March,h, the 15 factions had agrcijrecment, which also provid'ided ing the prospect of momore turmoil. pcacckc;keepers in Cambodia illus->s- In other cases, the sousources said, trates> scsome of thc worst conduciict civilian Filipino policcc triedtri id l a k e ------. reportedted and thc difficulty of con-'0 - 100 weapons home andnd Pakistanis ig it under current procedures.!>• were caught smuggling,ng a crate of Somalili peace findsf itse] at critiical juncl:ture ■T. officials and diplomals. whoho ammunition onto lheirir h( hom ebound ' wouldj not n< let lheir names be used,:d. flight. ------MOGADISHU, Somalinalia (AP) — Thc collapse Security S Council decision on whether to keep a “ Myly hope this won’t be the la:last atlempt" at made theseIhc accusations aboul mem-m- A sta te m e n t from1 Bulgaria’sB •• - o f pcacc talks between1 rivalri> warlords Sunday and large h m ultinational force in Som alia after the pcacc,!hc said. bcrs oaf f thct 800-man Bulgarian con-in- Defense M inistry, issued>ued in Sofia, ------the imminent pulkwt^jf-Urf-U5.'troop&4ia.sraisecam«nr;snrpilots-and-Marincti ------Thene-first-rcducti6n-irt-U5rxomb:Tibar f orc c rtakcs------iftfgennnrifrn'ffefvcd with the 2 2 ,ooc00 said the allegations aboutout its person- of new clan warfare at[ a very■ vulnerable time for leave 1< by March 31. There arcire 29,000: troops from placc onoi Friday with thc pulloul off tlithc 2nd Infantry pcacekcckeepers in Cambodia: nci were either untrue,:, exaggeratedc> • . . . Somalia. 303 nations involved in the peace!acekecping effort. Battajic]ion-14th Regiment o fth e U.SJ.S. Army's 10th . About Abi 30 percent o f thc firslrsl or unconfirmed. It acknc:knowledged, • Despite sporadic skirmirmishes between bands of Military ofHcials, humanilanitarian groups and Moun'laI'toin Division. Bulgariairians sent to Cambodia were:rc however, that "certain shortcomingsshe rival claasmen, Mogadishlishu and other major cities diplomats d have warned Ihat anyany failure between the - Swo/ord Base, one of ihrcc UU.S. bases in convictsicts released to make prisonon have been allowed in thc battalion’sI have been quieter than1 usualu: since Dcc. 4. when warlordsv, to make peace would^d 1kill the global com- Mogadadishu, will shut down in the first week o f space avjavailable. activity." clan factions led by Moh4ohamed Farrah Aidid and milment n to this ravaged nation,.on. and perhaps lead >o Januaryiry. Troops began packing suppjpplies last week. • A dozen Bulgarians thrc^atencdcd At U.N. headquarterncrs in New Ali Mahdi MohammedI gatheredga for informal talks intcn.sificd ii clan warfare. Asccor»nd base. Victory, is expected:d tot close later in to kill1 theth' U.N. military commander,er, York, spokesman FredI EckhardEc said in the Ethiopian capital,. A(Addis Ababa. "W e’re ready for anythingIg tlthat might happen," Januaryuy. Lt. Gen. Gc John Sanderson olof- the United Nations askscs itmembers lo The talks ended on1 a :sour note after thc two said & U.S. Army Col. Sieve Rausch, Ra; a U.S. Army “Wht^ c n the An\cricaas pull oul,, thistl placc could Australi;a ^ , unless hc increased theiicir provide peacekeepers:rs with lan- main warlords — whoI refusedrcl to meet cach other spokesman. s] “It’s difficult to say. The next few days explodexle into insane a n ^ h y again,”I,” :said Capt. Sam m y. Therhcy were sent home. guagc, driving and tcchnichnical skills, — rejected proposals wotivotked oul by their inlcrme- will u tell the story.” . , GhisoirJim; “We did whal we could.” • A I:battalion dentist admitted hc bul "th ere’s nol loo mucmuch wc can diaries. “Il could explode," said Maj.laj. llm othy McDavili Two/o U.S. soldiers were woundinded slightly by knew’ nothingnt aboul dentistry ancind do” about unqu?'-ncl Sunday w hen they triedicd to recover a said hcie golg the job bccausc his futheiier Aboul half o . (he r U.N a . civilian on agreements.made in March, which were lo forcc. fi ^ Som^nliali man shot to death outsictsidc the Sword was a1 dedentist. policc in Cambodia couldmid speak nei- result in a national transiinsitional govemment'next Aiilid suppoii'er Abdi Ohmennen Mohammed, a 28- B ase; dduring a smiill-arms excha:hangC between - ■ Bulgarians Bu tried to take livevc therEnglish or Frcnch,1, ththc two lan- monlh. year-oldy who works for the: factionfa as a farming rival clansmcn c just outside thcic Ibase. Rausch animalslals and hundreds of.knivc*cs guages used for thc mission,mil and The meeting wa.s consi3nsi,dercd pivolal lo a U.N. expert, c said Somalis were “fedcd uup wilh war." said. hom e; a!as souvenirs. On thc fiigh•ht therefore could not communicatecon ______I oul. the)ihcy wrecked the inside of thcIhc with co-workers. Hungarisian primei ministersAntall diees BUD APEStr Hunply’7 —- Prime lead the goveivernmeril "uniil a new '’day'iy' bcforc“he “died, Antall ;said ' ^ Minister Jozsef Antall,11, w ho led Cabinet is formirrocd. Under Hungary’s Hungungary was on the mend afler a ccn- " Eastem Europe’s mosfendinduring and c'onslitution, G(Goeria can nominate a lu^xy eing'„. 'CCon<:onomy was now responsiblel i c f o r - time friend of Antall’s,5, appeareda which was rightghtly known as an island moreore than half Ihe national iricc visibly shaken as he annoiinounccd on of stability.” Inflaliflalion was in chcck and uncmp .. stale TV thal hc was ap|appointing An uncharisrismatic but forthright menlcnl w at beginning to fall. Interior Minister Peter BoBoross, 65, politician, Antamail kept Hungary on a '*W“We have fulfilled our political t as acting premier. centrist coursee a;as Eastem £ u r ( ^ 's new andid ccarried out economic rcstruiruclur- •• ------Boiussrwliorairtlwgovem-emmcnt dur— dcnKJcrodea-etn; ing Antall’s absences for cherJiemotheropy—lently, lo emerge:rge from decades of com- Infn a bedside cerem.ony Saturdaday and radiology treatments,, coconvened a munisl rcpressioision. thcc hi hospital where hc lay dying. AntallA ; Cabinet meeting late Sunday.ay. In a letter lo Ihe leadership of his wasas :awarded Ihc Grand Cross ol the Goencz said he had asked:cd Boross lo Hungarian Den»emocratic Foram just a Ordeifder of the Republic of Hungary. 3 die in attac:ick; H I K „ liflllj unions call ststrike 6 ; R u nl-STORyUI^ r i LIBREVILLE, Gabon Amid reports that govemmeiment troops ' «\NOWAI k ilid al least three people,:, fourfi major unions called a general strifel ^ Sunday ___ in m ounting .opposition to Gabon’^ ’'Ml long-time dictator...... S B ' — Opposition members spenpent Sunday 1 vemment" to assembling “a f ittin g goven : wrest control of this oil-ric-rich ccniral &|H African nation from Presidesideni Omar M B I R I H t f i m - ■ Bongo, the ruler for 26 years.irs. Presidential guards whoho haveI dis- -r-X.;:/.:;,- . armed al! other soldiersrs fpatrolled empty streets in tanks. of teachers ';/]■ a a m Unions for thousands of IhundayatMWpin / and communications workerkers called a ( ( m M S M general strike starting MM( onday to CABLgCIC H A N N E l ^ ^ u d . Tlicy said the s t^ e: wiwould con- tinuc untiLthe governmenticoncedcslo. co - ...... "the democratic voicc” of thethc people. Bongo claims he won D&Dcc. 5 dec- X tions with 51 percent of ih

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1 i 1 B I n % A s2ilf4ll I iH w — I______— ------nM a nm _ JPMinm |Scieiiti ! tists diisscouni[t exj^(^ i o n iwarniiings Associated Press caused by a chemical rcaelituclioii when work- ExploMve ch(hemicaLwas renjmoved ers I im properly poured nilrisioncrs at 324-8811. contact the commissio Historical Socicty members,ters, however, urc conccmcd that a livestockJ auouction facility. Fees witlEIT3 otheerpubli(ichospitt a i s DOE releases enenvironmental planned | at the Crossroads Ranch,Rar could cre- study o f’61 rea(iactor explosion ate i problems with flies andnd iodors. H ym as' B y K irk: MitchellN joint programs incincluding centnilizing Mag- No decisions luve yei beenbeci made aboul the :------Timwi-No ------ii: Viillcy'!) iimbnj;bulance system, hospilal Ad- alLi)n_i^\^-p!Jl_iat_tlie . ARCO - Tlic redo:dcrar Energy Depart- ^ TRF Pacific, Inc. has done>ne its homework ministrator Johnn BBingham h:is s:rid. hospitals could hopefullyilly coordinate pro- ment has releasedid an : environmental well, Hymas said. “They' hahave planned a TWIN>1 FALLS - Local hospitallal board The other hospi)spilals considering entering study of proposed ckclcanup plans for thc ' ’ grams more closely in thc; future.fut Holom said. good waste management systemsys and cvcn members•s will decide al 7 p.m. whcihcther to llie agremcnl areire ail county-owned tacili- site of a 1961 reactactor'cxplosion thal J He said the group wouh’ould .solicit recom- did testing needed to guaranteantce there would join three;e other area hospitals in a, joinljo ex- ties. Bingham .siiidHiid. killed three men. bc no leakage into any ujideiuderground water ercise off ppowers agreement, T hey are: Minilinidoka County MemorialI mcndations from the publiiublic aboul what ils Thc cleanup plansns would’ cover Auxil- * supply, like thc Alpheus aquifcuifer." The putlublic is welcome at tonight'sIt's meet- Hospital. Goodingiing Couniy M emorial Hos-, role should be, he said. iary Rcactor Areas; II and III at the Ida^io ' The planning and zoningg commissionc( has ing in a, r W h er re e : ing 1-800-708-2680.10. four-wheeled vchiclc: traffic,Id Others sonalai road closures contact;t headed by Devoew BBrown and comedian Danny City HallHall m ay be closcd later in the season. Marona will askk tlthe planning commission to SNRA Headquarters at P u b lic in v ite d tito attend City Council cacancels “The road closures wiwill help to re- •7672. ■ allow them to builbuild luxury homes within 50 duce potential conflictsts \bctwrcrLback ...... feet o f tiie canyonin ri r i m ...... — w ork session fofor today ' - road drivers and winter;cr recrcationists: Tlie 7 p.m. meetleeting nl Cily Hall is open to-[)• confused about who o w t isIS thetlii property directly TWIN FALLS The City C ouncil’s and will guarantee snowlowmobilcrs and' the public, north o f the subdivision, regular work session:on scheduled todoy has . skiers a better outing."■’suid su Paul Ries. Near SStanley, roads closcd inchiclude Xhy planning; commissionco approved a zon-I- The planning commissiiission also doubts been canccIed. SNRA Area Ranger. the RcdfiIfish Lake Road, Stanley• LLake ing cliange for CarCanyon Gale Village Nov. 30,), whether tlie blueprints sulViculVicienlly address city T hc c o u n cil’s ne?next meeting will bc R oads closed withinri ththe N orth V al- R oad, St;Stanley Creek Road, Nipp aiid; bul turned downwn thc group's preliminaryy parks and public access issue:ssues. Monday, Dec. 20 atnt CCity Hall. Icy Cross Country Skiki ‘Trail Syslcm Roi,oad, and the Cow Lane RcRoad. • blueprinls for thce subdivisionSl because il did nol)l Two public hearings alsoIso area on the planning commissioti'sTuc-sdayngenc:genda. include; N orth Fork o f ll onds are all part o f the Stantanlcy comply with llic: requiredrec lOO-fool rim sctUick,. urs liave come back now withh The first is a request byjy FranciscoF: C. Flores Compiled fromI stistaff end wire reports River Road, North Cl oomed snowmobile trailI s sys- developers Road, South Senate Creek;Ci Son.te S™. their request for a 50-foot5 selb.ick. for a .special use pemiil to0 sclsell beer nnd wine at Creek Road, GladiatorOT C^rcek R oad, City swfferi have hav said the request does not>t the restaurant at 428 SeccSecond Ave. E, Thc ------Horsc-Crcck-Ro ad ^ d sast;Fork-of-tho-Salmon-Ri-River ------ioclude-^itc.plaDS n rest.iurant w.is uivcn nn occoccupancv nemiit in :s November, R oad. ' . , Road jusijst past thc Big Boulder CCr reek ' Canyon Gate Villa'illage. Rather, the request asks - ils parking spaces to meet1 citycit; standards. Obituaries B2 and .arc closcd to ailil ffour-wheeled along thehe East Fork. Additional ro milted to tlic plan:ilonning commission might bcc . The sccond public hcarinjaring will bc on a rc-. l.dahoA/Vest B3 traffic. Snowmobilcrsrs should « avoid may bedcloscd to protcct winteringng c 'k ■ outdated. quest by Suuilcy Snow to0 changech tliiJ zoning at- d. 227 Eifth-Avc. E. to allowIW forn professional oc- B4-6 traveling on groomed ski trails. *. . herds. _ . . .. That is'.bccausi;isu thci developers, tlic city. and. ____ S ports _ ...... I •• the federal Bureaireau o f Land. Management are•c ; counting offices.

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------B-a- - Timo8-Nows.-Twin Foils■Qlls..!diJho.__Monday, DocQ/nbOt ______Admss FWIeWpease^ e O B lH rtiigen iF ^ BtSONTIFOL; U uli (Al(A 1 * ')~ ^ A s a I ' ------1 bdrhbs. », 'I wonder if this is . . ,', e ■■ Iccn, Darlene Phillips lugfugged her fa* 1^ ------1—______X w i^s.saying,' • Following is a lisl of goveremmenlal meetings thot are scheduled - • • Phillips retails. • thcr’s lenses nnd Iriixxls oviover soutiicm what is wrong?’” Pli Ihis week in ihe M agic V allejley. This lisl is compiled frorfrom advance Now, af^er a lifetiifetirae of bmshes wiih / U tah's santlslone vistas,., aoccasionally jchedules. The Times-l^ewss suggests that you confirmirm the infor- hepatitis, cancerr andai death, o f living rising early U) walch the aloatomic bombs malion by calling the appfoprpriate clerk ’s office beforere attending.al aealc false sunrise in the wc.wesL . . isolaied from the,e [public and al titnes her own childrenI becaascb( of a rare im- “We were explorers. ThThis was one —TODAY ______------m une system-disclisordcrrshciscon^ ------g more adventure." rccalLs; PhPhillips, now______Buhl City Council. 7 p.m., .,' C ily Hall. vinced, 60. “It fflTtlKeiltr4 tlforiulylo n u w^ch I -J^'Un^Countj' commissioniiners, 9 a.m.. courthouse.___ iharbomb go ofiT —;------Phillips-knows-s's-5h^^tt&-«xposed-to------fallout during Ihe n Bliss School Board, 7:30 p.m..p. school library, Bui when (he exploringB wwas over, ihc Catnas Couniy commissionjners, 9 :^ a.m., courthouse.ise.______^ __ dwdjy_rqaliiy, of thc_risks,5ks.hcr_ fa m ily .,______cations, summ e rttrailiflg tr her phoiogra*____ ~Camus"Cduiily SizR^l'Bb'ai)ard,”7 p.m'.TTiigh schl)oT. took sank in. pher father throughIgh southern Utah. She ~ Cassia Couniy commissioni)ners, 9 a.m., courthouse, They’re slill sinking in.K ias more in- worked two sumrmmcrs at ihe Bryce ~ Cassia County School Boailard, 7 p.m., central office,e, 2372. E. 19th formation about ihc nearlyrly 50: years of Canyon soda foundjnlain downwind from ^ St., Burley. aiomic blasis at (he Nevada'daTcslSitc — (he b to s^ And whenwh she and Warren St^ - Dielrich School-Board, 8 •p.m.,p. school.— upwind from southern Ulah)(ah — trickles •— - Tfiillips marricff,, iHc'y.spent lh cvery.Tree Eden City Council, 7 p.m.,1.. City Hall. out o f the U.S. Energy Depaepartmcnt. weekend in the redrock red country, push- ^ sioners, 9 a.m., courthouse.>e. On Tuesday, the deparpartment dis- - t ing strollers over saisandstone, camping in CGooding County commissic 8 p.m., elementary school,Jl. closed 204 previouslyI sccrct sc tests, » \ ihe inadiaied desert, wwho had re- — the dangers. TwinT Falls County commislissioners, 8:30 a.m., courthorthouse ...... - -- tumed-from n uramum pros')ros^cting-trip ■ I _‘‘Wc somehow,iW.blitzed out of our . \Valley School Board (Edeilen-Hazcllon), 8 p,m„ highgh :school su- _____ in southern Utah dusted Iwi with radioac- minds lhat our-bomombs were evejy-bthas------perpcrintcndcntVDfflce:------live fallout, died of lcykemi£mia and an un- Darlene Phi’hlllips believes her rare ImImmune system disorder Hips said. “If the Rus- ed a bomb.in Nevada, ' TUESDAY1 diagnosed blood disease. y n u clear fallout from atomomic bomb tests at the ni Fallout was detected in, a (canyon near by . wcjilLwpuldJiaycve been in_bom_b shel-_ ____Blainc.Couniy_commissiong )ncrs.,9 a.m.. courthouse...... ------g ___ ...SaluLakc-City,-and-wamin|nings icn t OUI - “ ttO-ln NBMivadalnihe-1940a.------ters.” Blaine School Board, 7:300 p.m.. a school in Ihc disiricstrict. about radioactive iodine-laintainted milk. so-called "dowlownwinders" to put it all to- dda a' Test Site, was s(ewing in radiidioactive She’s angry wiihilh Utah’s conservative pFiler School Board, 7 p.m.,1., elementary school library.ary. Phillips was among theIhe first of the gcthcr. Utah,1, ddow nw ind fiom (h(: Neva- falloul fall from open-air tests of)f atomic and obedient culturIturc, dominalcd by the Gooding c School Boarci, 8; pp.m., school administrationion office; Mormon Church,:h, thal welcomed the Jerome j, School Board, 8 p.r^m., middle school library.y- [ tests wilh patrioticllic fervor — a culture Kimberly Cily Council, 7' pp.m., community ccnier. that naively follo'.llowed suggestions to Minidoka ^ County School1 IBoard, 7:30 p.m., districtcl officcc (De- watch the supposedsedly harthlc.os and. Kcnncih MacKcn/ic, bolloih of Some o f the comiiftipounds have been M AGIC VALLEY RI Areii school supcrintenden:nts meet al M:30 a.m. inI DesertDe 113. - Rupert; Reginald Vansarisant ofHcylmrn; Heidi Mah^rium of stored for dccadcades and (heir exac( i Finanaal aid workshop wivill be held at 7 p.m. in Shielh ie ld s ll5 . Admitted K im berly and Jakcb NewNewlan of Oakley. composition isn’ti ’l known. . People for Pels meets al.7:7:30 p.m. in Shields 109. Clarcnce Randcll offM Mi urlaugh. “There are aI ninumber of facilities ______M INIDOKAA MEMORm.h HOSPITAi: ------ifv^w-DOIUwapcapo«i;.camplc«uJuuc------TTHURSDAY ------— R eleased ' 'red oil’ can bele ai problem ,",espe- , Region IV DevelopmentIt Association meets al 2 2:3 :3 0 p.m . in Melinda Pittman of Gooding.Go Admitted processing phase of Cclestino Staker. Doro)orolhy Kenlcy and Violet Swcaciircn- I " “ ■Desert 113. dealing with ihewc wastes, said Glenn. CASSIA MMEMORIAL I HOSPITAL gin. nil o f Rupert; and1 GuGuadalupe Torres o f Paul. Aviation safely sem inar willwi be held al 7 p.m. Shieldselds 107.. But PaulsonI sltuary ltt rate Information>n, • Chem Plant is somewhatSOI immense," Centcr. 3-0931, extension 278 Paulson said. call 733-0 Idaho Personnel exam willill be given al 8 a.m . in Shielhields 204. Obituaaries s cited by the Senate J ______Tlie facilities c Mitilary testing will be helleld at 10 a.m. in Shields 201.201 ng a.potenlial for an ^ jahl was a charter mom- Fall;=alls. aflor a courageous six-ix.yoar Women’s Basketball vs, RRicks C ollege at 6 p.m. inn theth gym. Mrs, Deal- ig processing arc: . Happy Hour Club oflMur-_ battaattle withcanper. M en’s B asketball vs. Rick:;ks College at 8,p.m..in.lhc.gic.gyrn. . ber oLtho H< rate facilitic^'.al the ; * laugh andd tho i Royai Neighbbrs,_“ S he w as-born.O ct. 15.-19S92z:ih': ■ Sho wasexcollont ex at handicfafls BollBollovuo. tho daughter ol Eptphrain pons complex near SUNDAY h. , , and wasin an excoptional ( cook. . andand D ora Dell Hunt Buhler.r She Richland, Wash. Rodeo school continues ffrom 7 a.m. to midnightU aiat the Expo >cparation plant and p J Survivorsfs iindudo two sons. War- marnarried William M. Trammel onm July • A " “SIC scji Center. ren E. Doahlahl of Twin Falls and G or-' 77. 1942-] in Vancouver, Wash,h. Sho waste lank farm:rms at the Savannah aid D. Doalsahl of Minol, N,D.: ono ij^Q,ived most ol hor lilo in Shoshshono, R*vcr complcx nenear Aiken, S.C. , •^aughtorrM-M rs-eeorgeiN9la^9h-^wnero sno naa ownoo ono op3POT3F ------»--TiirB3scouotrrxlifftnriCTit-plnnt-^== 3ne brother. William Stuart , of Boise; ont 5d the You All Como Back BeBoauty near Portsmouth,;h, ■Ohio. You Care, Give 1?^?^ of Ruport;; one01 sister, Jossie Hayos e-.,Solon and the Gatew ay Tog'>ggory ' * Wa.ste tank< frfarms at Oak Ridge, Wl of Twin Fallsalls; eight grandchildren; Dlothing , Store. Mr. Trammel3l pre- Tenn. reat-grandchildren. tn ad- . and 13 grea :e d e d hor in d oath on Apriliril 30. • Waste lankk ffarms al ihe Idaho ^ dition to herler husband, sho w as pre- & ift 1978, Laray was a member oof tho Chemical Proccssessing Plant near Ida- ^ -coded In dorluary. The family sug- ShoShoshone Cometery, Friends I fuel rods.” William E, antJ Mary rrs'Bei norials to a charity of tho call:all at Domaray’s Borgin Chapilpo™n' *!>="• f‘ , Sho w as raised in lllin loice, Tue:ruesday frorn 1 p.m, to 7 p.m.n, and Aug. 21.1918. she mar, Irom , ' " gone Doahl in Entlel . _ " . attl-It the church on W ednesday Irc \. TYammel pD.m. m to 1:50 p.m. ^ moved to Rupert, Idal-'ro ,'i'ia LarayA. " V ' and Ihen to Twin Fallsis inIr 1922. They SHOSHONONE - Laray Ardell Tram- Family Fi suggest that memo WHITE farm ed In Kimberly,f, Hh ansen and moi, 71. of'!jf Shoshone. died Satur-. be36 mi ade to tho Hospice Rooi r t u w y <£i (o/v/nator^ Murtaugh. Mr, Doohi)l ddiod on Dec. day. Doc. 11 . 1993 at Magic Valloy .the:ho Magic VaHby Regional Met I/-...- . . ( b i i s i dli'niliD r n iis -Q lS ___ "Chaful.liy.ibM 2,1967...... Rogiona! MiMedical Center In Twln“ Can"ancor Contor In Twrin Falls,— ------T W lNJ F F i A O S * KIMBERLY* 73-33-6600______. 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—a l ld a h o = ^ Idaho gro\)wth: I ■ A Physiciaan distil strains wa!aste dmitted killer WVood in\vests ^ —water-sy^t(items- hiss tm stinnPocate>llo detei;€tive-^*jOyear^s^ofwor•rk ------, • _ CQEUR (l.’ALENE (A(AP) — As PQCA1ATELLaXAEX^coli _rr Ihousands rush to stakeike out their Shaw iss one( of the few people own personal dream in northern __aside fromom P ublic D efender M onle _ “Z T I I l Jn l h om e;spunbi)ook Idaho, cifics must dcclecide what Whittier:t >whom confessed killer Ihcy will do wiih thee sstaggering James WoA'ood sees regularly al Ihc COCOEUR d'ALENE (AP)*) — Medicine, the Houslouslon Medical demands on waste water:ter system s. Bannockk CouniyC Jail, :’s delivered more than 4.(l.OUO J o u rn a l and th e JoJournal of the . Sewer waste mustit jgo some. . It doesresn’l matter that Shaw, a babiebies, given nearly 60 year?irs of American Mcdicalll Association,A; where, and- lhc processessed-water , Pocatcllollo dolective, put Wood lid mt^iuil-^idvicc-and-carcd■Ua oi------His-foik^rbm-fltr-stniishtfornTrTd—:— ...... will-eventually end upi-iri-eithcr iri th e ------beJlm d'babarsr-Woo'd sliirr^pc-clir - nerations of Coeur d'AUcne' l style has won himn a loyal follow- Rathdrum Prairie Aqt^uifer. the the detecti:clivc, says Wliiltier. — ^ fainii:Tiilies. ing. region’s main, sourceI of drinking "Shaw’;w’s the person he (Wood) I ^ I A So it seems natural lhal Dr. ‘ "The lii.i.k's sclsold out iwicc woter, br in the Spokanenc River.: put his coconfidence in right off Ihc P € IX should v?rite a b()ok cal ^ Fox • • sincc it went-on salesal two weeks______^Whilc-wastcwatcT-opcjpcratorsJCilc------bat-and-hi-hcIiJeft jU hcrc,l.said_U ■ M B L — ------^Fnmnmily-Docior.-’^------^------ago," said Kincaid,id, \w ho w orks al permits with slate regiegulators to Whittier. J m W - “"I Ii f’ s family, common sense, the nook anil Gameme Co, in Coeur dump more waste water,:er, rivef pro- Shaw,’, *1 40, a 16-ycar veteran of I W '- ' t>i>nscnscnse advice. I love ihis slu I d ’Alene, _____ lectors want them sloppeijped. the Pocatc:a lc llo Police .Department, I f e Simoimone Kincaid, Fox's patienlnl for „ , , , An intensive river studtudy — to be says he sesc e s W ood several times a I the p;past 15 years, said of hiss newI ^ n. Ipublished the released by slate regu:gulators in week. He-le lakes him cigarettes and ■ book.ok. "I read il and say, 'Yeah S I 2 95 b o o k th rorough u his New M arch 1994 — wiil shoshow exactly they talkulk aboul many things, ® gged that one right."' York-based companpany, Gatewood whnt levels of waste watwater will be ' includingIg fishing or eating placcs. ^ The popular, while-hairedI cdoc- •'f'd is dislriislributing il lo permitted in the future.:. Il dependsids on their moods, ■ » ! torr fifilled his 431-page book \ booksellers in Ihe llu Wcsl and Both Haydcii arid Coeid eur d ’^^ e h e "' ...... They al:also talk a boiil th e 'violent 4 IWO- and ihree-page esss s a y.s N o'lhw csl. itw-permits ------crim es W ood ->ras-confc5Scd-coTTP- - 'snor= .'ihc doctor oocs n appealed by the SpokaDkane River mitling,;, i:in c lu d in g Ihe m u rd e r of g and flatulence to cancerr and book lo make him11 trmoney. But he Association. P o catellc:llo newspaper c a rrie r prc_ssio[^_ ' • ------did not write thele e essays lo gel , ____ In.Post.Palls,.operator:tors.sayjhcir____ JcralceJUiJUndciwopd,,lJ,,_last June.__, I alway.s loved to write,"'T^ox, I ricii. sewer plant will reach1 cicapacity by • Wood, 4545, faces a passible death said Thursday. "I iry lo v. write -i/yjj il prinjurilyirily for me,” he Ihe time all proposedi bbuilding is sentence:c f o r Jeralee's a b d u c tio n as if I'm talking lo a patienl said. "Tlien when[1 peoplepc lell me, completed. and murdcrder. doctoictor is a leacher." - . 'Gee, lhat article hil Ihei spol,' that Coeur d'Alene is sperpending $6.5 "I go) o v e r and talk to him to Here’s an example of Fo ng something of million to double ils wiwaste water further mym; understanding of peo- riling, laken from his esfssuv tells me I'm doing ; ;■ value." treatment plant, whichh piprocesses 3 pie like him,”hi Shaw said. Jaturally Regular." , million gallons per day.y._. . ShawI aiand Wood are not friends, ...... “Moihcr was-righu.of couju r s c . . I------The project, expected;d tot be com- but theyy haveh an uhderetanding os lien she told us kids, ’NowV you pleled b y June, 1995, will ivi allow 6 10 where•e they stand. t that, it's good for whalt aiis ■ m illion gallons to be proc)rocessed. "I’d calcall it a very professional lu.' She meant that eaiingg our The city is permittedd totc dump up relationsnship'," Whiltier said, ggies would keep us 'regulai to 4.2 million gallons,ns, sa id S id “W ood krknows Shaw has a job lo "Being regular, avoiding cor Fredrickson, waste wateater superin- do and he rcspccts him for il.” f ilion, was in her opinion, lflCfirirtni A family practice docioio r in — ■ ism i.s sh a re d b y J o y c e ing in for Wood. He wanted themtl to o ffic ia ls acknonowledged thal To plan for the future,r i h = c o u „ . □eur d'Alene since 1939 i'and, Jeralee’s mother. She be b< prepared when they read rc or “Wood’s cousin,1, 1Dave Haggard, ty’s sewer systems are.J o. i n i n g ,0 “ ' S ill w orking-full limc. Fox bc law has been wonderful to heard he some of Ihe graphic dcdetails, wiih whom Wooood was staying, . look at the regional pictu riling aboul nine years ago a: lily, visiting ihcir home to “Wc were very lucky soiiomeonc tipped police offf u10 suspicions thal 'V "!” as an ((&Tanifat[athewj The plan involves m:n.ai„,aining iilel after his wife died. Foror the • questions or to keep them wiih w his training and professsssional- his cousin might;ht be involved in ISI. six years he has wriiicnn two separate system s, but fu:fusing plans abttaslt oof developments in the isiism was here,” Underwoodi ssaid. Jeralee's disappeaiearance. edical essays a monlh for)r Ihe — into a master p ] ro g ra m , ^ " Bannock Couniy Proses e c u to r During the inili;litial 11 hours lhat Fredrickson said. orth Idaho News Network. '/ineCi'uniryfurn'/uniiliimjs C s been very thoughtful and MMark Hicdcman said Shahaw did Shaw spent withh ’Wood following The plan will includcudc an cnvi. -“i His work also has been pub- p Acccilori/i’Miiniicrisfu:rn/leJ in'^^merva ” Underwood said. “He’s “an “;i exlraordinary job" in wworking the July 6 arresl, SShaw said he hud iMvIrd uptlairt ihed in Ihc Western Journanal o f 702 3rd St. w, ' ronmental impact staiciilcm cnt, an

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U seireal freeees to help envircroriinent l MOSCOW — "Rl"Real irecs are a renewal/able and rccyclubiu .SATURDAY. DECEMBER.1S..i o t a ______' ------f^soilrcer^sTiia’Yvon.ro'nne'Carrcc, a' Cooperativeiyc'Extcnsion'Scrvicc ------Ctiales & Ow Mulder Eitats - wsifiold- . . forestry associate. "Tli"Tlicy‘rods A buso/Traum a Victims Oilof & Lois University foundft not liablee i n s u i t Paronling MOSCOW — Thehe University of Idaho hass b been found not liable AIcohoI/Drug Problomim» for any damages inI a civil breach of contractI sisuit'filcd by former Couplos/Maniago/Fomlty Couisuntoling student who claimed:d sshe was sexually harassed:d by a former law col- • Fioo InlllalConsuMollons ______LcSe.PL°fcs5usli- ______huhunon,_siatioiiiliopRiiii^bumincii ...... _.. ______"Be'Because It's llie music, not VLMir yi inimessage, ihat mailers to in»:hem mimo.M, And how could you1 be ccccrlain to reach them anywa•vay? AlAlthough nearly evevery ------loj1 _ousehold in the Manic Vailalley ___ 2 0 % j i o n d o \y L n i g hi t — T a s a radiiTT^iisS'llcriTt :;-oT -• - ...... -...... - All R etail G< t1 icm 1' arc actually turnedJ on duduring the average quarter hohour, t h r u D e c eimber m ^ 6 a.m , 10 midnight. Yourr ad dodollars can only fall into> thei ’o t b a l I crcracks of this exirenicnely O f f M i f p " ' fr;:frugmcmcd audience:' S5»“o Newspaper adverlisir■ing. A ll P e r mms f draftft beer speciallls hehowever. is differei■eni. NNewspapersl lei you show y(your We Carry Redl-:d k e n , orproduct, (Dffcr a coupon. AAnd chili dog bar , telllell >'our sloty ilh no lime ivstniin.lints, Nexxus, Scrupu p le s 11' you're current:nlly ...... an d Kenra. ize give-aways ...... adadvertising on radio, we'd like li - ...... W 10lo change vour tune. Call us al W calso have a,fiJ, full lin e / Enter forDr ithe grand prize ihclutu ding (2i(208)7.^3-(W3l and discoverr Ithe power of the prinled word, ______of Redken Cosrrsmetics nfifi a b ig -scrtcreen TV. to be giv en ava w a y______- ______po Super Bowl Sunday! Z o r a ' s TTheTimes-NewVS H a i r Twin Falls, Idaho0 ■ F a s h i oIns i ^ 1000 N. U nco■coin ( f e 324-4869>9______lue Lakes Blvd. ■ Twin Falls •/J a . f- a IMH ^— U - SPORRTS LINE 1 PtIO'COLltCt*!:i • MICH SCHOOL SCOflCS I D enver linem an Monttana SltiUcai n’t - I Dan Williams ------; —c h a s e s K an sas — •-...... r City quarterback ■ Joe Montana b i i y ' ai m n lin Deli T v e r ~ fl during the third For the latest scores call-r 7 3 4 - 6 3 2 6 n q u arte r of and follow the:Ihcilmpic injtfuctloni. K night-Riddcr N ew s Serviiavice ■ . w nfim r c8l\c\>’8 ______o th e r g amm e s - B6 9~ Sunday’s game m-NVI-R — Noi evenl:n Tlie Legend could over* . " In Denver. _____ come Tlie Jinx. the sevenih in seven triess atai Mile High for Kansas For tlie 1 Ul) time in a5 row,ro the Denver Broncos |Cily coach Muny Schoitertenheimer. who probably defeated the Kansas City;y CChiefs at Mile High Sta- , thought he’d seen it all —-until i Sunday. , doing so despite lhe pres- dium on Sunday, 27-21, dc Now Schoitenhcimer can;an say h e’s seen his team IMOPHn in g encc of Chiefs quanerback>ack Joe M ontana, running . blow a 14-3 lead early in1 tiietii secotid quarter, a 21- back Marcus Allen andd everythinge else Kansas 17 lead in lhe founh quaneiner and a chancc to eiim- City could throw in the; Broncos' Bt direction. Mon- : inate lhe Broncos from tlie AFC West racc in ihc lana muy be the owner of four Super Bowl rings, • ' process. P 1 staner in games at Mile ' lin e but he is.now 0-3 as a st As a result, the Broncos:os are still alive in the ti- • High, tie chase with an 8-5 recoicord. The Chiefs are still -But Montana slill has.<> fourf( gihnes to go before ' he can catch his head coach. coa Sunday’s loss was P leiase a s see BR0NC0S/B5 AP(*WBw Today Pmp Bor« bo»i.at&ii:i ] In victitory, OaHey nt Jorom* JV 7 3( Prepgm' oaskelBan Huaotman nt Sl'ohonn 1 OaliioyelMuftauu'i?nDom" JO JaOpolJVolTrCASpti Patriotrts may I V A lose toop pick C. 35. NFL toolOa l. PrtttBuroti m Mioto . Hie Associated Press89 . . . nn . • 7 O»i>ionp.m._Oumtol ta.a. DoOudirtMWOtng. NPC Worn- - epm.-Cnnnnoi 13.3. Pool.Po POTA Wofld Cnamo«oninip FOXBORO, Mass.ISS. — The first scoring ? play sounded like an accident. The other came when the ballill wasw snapped inlo the fifth row behind lhecn(; end zone. Sunday’s meetingg of the NFL teams with Cancer vieictim , friend -th e fcwcRt-pointR-andand-worsi records.won’t . .; ______become a training film11m for how to run an of-______------ofStewartrt^ dies at-H — - fense. The New Englangland I’atriots, starved for ; ST. HENRY.f. IOhio — A teen-age succcss, don’t reallyy care.ca i ------tcukcmiil. vitfiimLuL-vvhu-ijispiicd-golfer "ll was not u Piai.ssc^isso, bul Pm jiappy with______l_ I’aync Slew an lo0 givegi him his l‘J93 Skins the win.” Patriots coacloach Bill Parceils said af- ! Game trophy died:d ata llis parents' home. ter lhe 7-2 victory overovc the Cincinnati Ben* • I Joel Brocring.. 17.H died Saturday aller a gals. iwo-ycur battle witli wi leukemia. He spenl The Bengals get:t ththe consolation prize: ! •Tiiank.sgiving weekend wc wilh Stewart ____ Their 1-12 rccord givegives them an edge over______[liroiigli lhe help) ofo f A Special Wish I'oun- I the Patriots (2-11) for the first pick in next daiion. which .lueeiueets the requests of seri- .year’s draft. oiisly ill children.;n, IBroerfiig, a member of The teams combinctlined for only 389 yards, his high school golf gol teanj, idolized Slew- 27 first downs andid 202 completions. But an. there were 14 puntsIS and ai countless dropped ComplicationsIS wilhv B roering's illr'iess passes. delayed the meelinLiling until late November, Cincinnati’s Patrickick Robinson callcd a fair By thal time; docioictors gave up hope o f cur- catch on a kickofff wiwith 20 yards of open ing him. field ahead o f himn. . Newt England punter Broering only' countedco on spending lime ___ Mike Saxon let.a goocjood.sntip fiy.ihrough.his.. •. ------with'Slewarl.'BlitJut Stewart, w ho'w on the ' ...... h an d s, g iv in g .th e B'Bengals an excellent Skins Game at Palm Pal nescn, Calif.. Nov. chancc in the final minutes. mil Of coursc, they 28, cxcecded Uroeroeriri^ Ireams when he failed. p resenled the leci:een-ager vyitli.his irophy So it was hardly a sisurprise when, after in- j from lhe loumamerment. terccpting D uvid Kiingler’s Kii desperation Broering re.spontlonded by giving Stewan a heave on the final play, pla; Terry Ray dropped hug. "This tropliyiiy \will mean a lot more lo to his knees, then fell on his stomach in rc- him than it will to to. Jiie." Stewan said afk r lief. 'm aking ^ic present;entation. • ; " ' Some relief ll-omn ththe pro foolball parody ...... APpWo • was the gam e’s only-nly touchdown on Drew Korean chainampion grabs ____ Jerom e ‘BettIs_of_thj the Los Angeies Rams gialnsgi a'few of his 212 yardsye against the New! Orleans0 Saints Sundayr Bledsoe’s 8-yard passass to'Ben Coates 25 sec------bnds biiforeh'atftime:ic: (Comcs'soundcdasif it------• 7m arattiQn >viiwin in H aw aii... in the Louisiana SuiS u p e r d o m e . was a schoolyard playilay drawn up in the dirt. H p N O L U L1 U— - BongOu Lee. the Ko- .“H e happened to0 throwth it where I was," rean national cliurniiimpion, svon the Honolulu 1 Coates saii “ He thre\hrew it and I happened lo Maralhon on a co(cool, drizzly course Sun- 1 2122 yards* be there.” day. R a m ss’ rookiie runs for The Bengals didid nnothing to earn their Lee’s lime wasas I2 hours. 13 minutes. 16 points. With a founhrth downc at the New Eng- • , seconds, o ff Ibralbrahim Hussein's course • • ' / land 2-yard line. Patriots Pa snapper Marv ______recortl o f 2 :11:434 ^ : n 1<;K6, Cosmas Ndeti ______Cook deiiberaiely sentscni the ball over Saxon's ofTCenya, tins yea'r's’BoSton”Marathon—ye J23^20vdctory iover Saaints head and into the stamrtand.^rdr’ a'Sfe'ly"wilh“ 19 champion, was sL'csL'cond in 2:13:40, and his 0 - seconds remaining. brother, Josplialll >Ndcli, running his first T he A ssociated P r ^BS the fifirst since Bo Jackson ran1 fc for 221 for "It felt a littllittle like deja vu out there to- “W c.did what wee hadhe lo do defensively in ■ maralhon. was tiiiitiiird in 2:13:48. Kenyans the Raiders R against Seattle onan Nov. 30, duy,’’ Beltis'saisaid. -r the second half," CirCincinnati coach David tq i eight places, NEW ORLEANS> -— Jerom e Bettis re- 1987,57. The Ramss (4(4-9), who had lost seven of took I'lve o f the tq i ^ __Shula said. "Our inabilability to gel i ^ the e n d _ ww-wl-the Nelhtirlimds won—- . -ally.fcclsai home in1 liielill Dome------“ WWe jiist.wantcd.io.run.,tlic..1C. football,’.’—,heir last eightgilt gamcs.-scnt-Ncw-Orleans jjj. zdiTc has pla”guedus”aiis”all seaso h r ■ ...... o m en ’s title in 2:32:20. Beilis became lhelie iTirsi rookie in six Belti*;tis said. "W e w anted to rea!really pound to its sixth lossoss in ciglit games. Bettis was her sevenih worn ■IA “It’s emotionallyy to lough,” Robinson s'aid. slightly behindnd 1ier 1986 record of years to rush for 200’00 yards in a gam e, it, I didn’t( think w e’d be that>t isucccssful ,hc first playeryer to msh for more lhan 200 j.g "W e didn’t make the right play at lhe right 2:31:01, running for 212 yardsirds und a touchdow n tliouj;ugh. It’s a really great feolinling. I never yards againstist the Saints sincc A tlanta’s lime." Sunday as the Los^ AAngeles Rams beal gol 11,000 yards at Notre Dame.’ic.” Gerald Riggs>s iiin 1984. That was mosl evident evit on a fourth-and- restlers converge the free-falling Neww Orleans( Saints 23- Inn fact,: Beilis’ be.st day prior» r.o I S u n d ay W orld’s wres imazing.” Saints linebacker goal at the Patriots’i’ 1 seven plays after Sax- 20. ' wass iin the 1992 Sugar Bowl whwhen hc ran jam Mills said ;aid. “ I don’t cxpcct anyone to ncinnati, trailing 7-0, ihc for Sumo Ch;:hampiqnships Bettis broke the 1.0(1,000-yard mark, rais- for 1150 yards and three toueh< on's flub gave Cincir ' “ “"f^TT^do-thatriTlon".jnH-cxpcet-u Hall-of-Famer-toto bairarthoNtwEngbrgland-30:------TOKYO — As japan's Sumo Federa- ing his total to 1,103103. Me becam c only incluiluding a 51-yarder — againamst .Florida $5 Eric Ball was ihroihrown for a 1 -yard loss tion proved Sunda;iday, hold a World Cham- the eighth rookie to0 gaing 200 yards and in ihthe Superdome. Please see RAMS/B5 ____ with 1:16 left on histis 0only cany as the Patri- pionships und com]onipetitors will come. :tcd anolher strong pcrfor- Wrestlers from)ni 30 countries, from Ar- ots defense completed [ind has allowed 74 poinis •gentina lo Vietnar:nam. fought in the World mance. New England Championshipss oof Sumo, an event thal fc ., - in ils last seven gamesmes. Murraily hangs ion WM “ W c counted ontn tithe offense num erous Jupa’nese'officiahiahi hope will help gel the . Lwc nccdcd.to stepjjp and...... — ...... ancicnt -sport-tt-cvcntunlly inlo-the - • ^ H .. .limes and this.timc-wc the end,” linebacker Vin- Olympics. make the play at the , “It’s very satisfying lo For sumo aficicIcionados, aceusiomed to to 5th SIstraightt cent Brown said. “It fight to the end andd firfinally win.” the iTiore polishedhed techniques o f Japan’s professionals, itil \wns not a pretty sight. The A ssociated Press _ Flesh flew evcryw;•y where, nosc£ were blood- 2 Injured1 starss may ' icd and'm ore thanhan a'Tew'lIiribs glistened LAS VEGAS - Tyy M urray o f Stcphenville, Te:rexas, won his - wilh GUIS and scrap:rapes. fifth straight all-aroundd titleti and added a bull ridinglg title Sunday ' , As expected,I, Japan’s Ji four*man team at the S2.7 million Natioational Finals Rodeo despitec a strong run M return as Steeiers won all four divis[visions and the team title, by Daryl Mills of Canadaada. The four^won all of iheir individual and M urray w on the bullil ridingrii championship by a scscant S95 with 1=1 meet Dololphins 5124,659 in bull ridinglg cearnings this year. Murrayly set a record ■ / F a team botits. Japanon alsoi won all-divisions in ith his S297.896 haul in three;e events. ______in a u g ^ l chamlampionships losl year, for season earnings with I l l i ' l s - Hio Associated Pressess Hitoshi Omuruuru w oinhcli^inveighr"------Some 170,-297-pcopiepie attended the-lO-day-evenent-at-Thomas competition, AkAkihiro Kiku the mid- and M ack C cntcr at UNLNLV. » MIAMI — Somele stsay pro football has be- dlew cight, Fumihinihito Tsuniga the heavy- Bareback rider Debeb Greenough of Red Locodge, Mont., j j ^ • come boring, Not inin WMiami. boosted by an w eight and Sunao'ao Yasu the open division. claimed his first worldId championshipt Sunday; be J t— - Despite injuries5 foiforcing the D olphins to ------Cod[>nnptled from wire reports 80-point, S i2,002 win1 in lhe NFR's final round. Gnjrecnough col- BL"? use four quarterbackjacks, they still lead the lcctcdS128.740 — abanbareback riding earnings recocord — on the AFC East, Their post)ost four games have been' season. - decided by a total ofo f 16 points, including a Team roper Bobby Hu:Hurley of Ceres. Calif., also0 won his first fluky down-to*the*wir•wire win in an ice stomi. world cham pionship aftetifter he and his roping pannerer, Allen Bach T em pestuous linebacibacker Bryan Cox rein­ of Merced, Calif., wonn ththe final five rounds of thee 1NFR. Hurley forces his reputationion with each game, and earned S86,858. l i j ^ Don Shuia sets a newlew NFL record for coach- If I dllr*n’t k onjoy Another first*timce cchamp was saddle broni'HC rider Dan i t r ing victories with ever:very w in ...... g lo a tinig g so much, I Mortcnsen of Manhattan,tan, M ont., who earned S150,(D.062inl993. *'-•* Dull? The only thirthing dull about the Dol- The S 2 6 ,104 prize foifor the quickest overall sicleer wrestling phins is the finish on theirtl helmets; ______p ro b a b lyly wouldn’t do _____iimcjvuuUlcd_Stcw.Duho.ihoiijjlOpclQusasU-n.aoJiiiIii6.!hitd worl

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" ' Perhaps Woododson will find the Stcelers comerbock Rod W< - worth about $30 millioilion for five '' million deol on game m ori cxci.ir.iling willi Foster back 1 agrees wilh critics who say meth NhL in ,j,g ,jngyp_ Fog, ^ ^ * T RK years. Nov. 22. ' ?SP ■osier ru.shcd for 711 has become the No Fun Lcagui “We’ve liked his ability.lity. He's such W Palmeiro, 29. yards and ciglu scscores before spiirin- _ :v :--iiar5olidzfaittcr;±Q riole5:ga~pcnwnl~mniiT — S t: =W t=295zfoctberrzri:— ItV troor-T^c-NFUdocKn-•n^rwanwin8ihia-«nk}er.8m and-in-4he-yames-h&— — — individuals,^Woodson saidd. “ Ihcy missed, Pittsburgurgh lost twice and ^ agcrRolnnd Hcninnd said.aid. J____I T ex as R a n g e rs »nd S'" ___ ' "He also hits wiihh tahtliorliy. paimeiroro Iasi season. He want wai everyone to look alikee andi act needed a goal-lineine stand on the final We’ve been irying to addidd somc Icft- had hoped to rc- alike. o1il< Basically they want robobots oul play to beat haples:less New England, handed hitting to our club:lub for a long sign w ith T Te: exas, but the R angers there thei playing the game, Prettctty soon The Stcelers havlave been at their best ^ time," signed WillI Clork,C his former team- w w e’re e’ going to be playing in tutu»»los. —on-Monday night,ht. They beat Atlanta M Palmoiro is the secondmd prominent mate at Missiississippi State, to a 530 . "If " your M C lu show too munuch col- 45-17 in Seplembcnber and stunned Quf- H -- -free ageni-signcd-by'thethe Oriolcs-in miliionrilvc'-yi;.ycar.dcalx)aNovJ22.. _P.1!P.I.or if your toivel is too longIg o r you falo 23-0 last montonth. H S c o reisaiKl s Stia t s Ru»h.aifar8, ' - 2H0'3-10S 2S-M XMKanB-«7.Camar3-41,Mc1, McCanJaa 2-99, baallong Daaeft Stasala 883-11. 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Thomu 2- 31 pema lot a fol placalace «««n«>ugn ere ' Dak» &ame»r.n $14,100$ 7[>-72'77-2ig WM 306 tS3 30f KC-Da.it2«pa»itrwnlAcrtar 19. Ccf«iand 1-80 PnuMphd*(it«a.W«ttef 11- po« fa a 21ci-(Wc»I «)lo,«)i ind ta« week 1, D06 DelSey. $14iS4ilO 73-73-75-221 5*nFr«faia) 9 4 0 692 3 ir- 109,DaB97.»$.W).1201. , AaeadPbFVa 1 Abinu ' 0 7 fl 4UWS 2217 269 ^ „ ...... S«y(£Umtoc*|,— l^ ^ 7 ,B a « ro 1-19, ShenSrwnwi-l-B, Young------Times-News corrcspondoni. •ma’de'jusi'26-.of*435 frefree throws on 4t2 272 307 • Ow'-SnarpaOpatiliwTT&irsj . t.Artanut(29) - S- 0 844 1 .UR«mi 4 9 0 Ut t _(Ua.a«n>2i,«21,49 ■ 3.Dut»-(1) • 4T<«>pW(2l ” > S m 3 I'^HL stanandings MOSCOW — Tniiling 35-i5-31 at. our free throws; we would have I llcwYortJoU3.WaUw>ttonO, A-75.a22 ' KC Dm Oiaga ' 0 0 a 7 0-10 l.KartuOiy 3- 1 043 8 MlAITknaaUST used a won by 20." addedd CiCravens. Ore- ; AUM2r,STsn}| 2I-:234 2W TO-FGMirtt«339,11 21l. ' i S S ! - ■ ■Paijmg '2-11 23 3-21 SaanjQuaMXjotM 9.Ua,iacrx«it» 7- 1 ill 9 NYRangcn 20 D 3 43 107 73 Sll sircak by the Oregon Duckcks lo stripe, ■ -I M»w England 7, C«iivul) 2 4- I 547 12 NawJeoey I liOMUnlO, Ci«veUn) 17 PurlReMft» 2-41 2-' 00 .TD-Ro^4Rjn|Hu>Iai3U< tilltake control u f the game andud win Idaho hil 52 pcrcenl•cenl o f its shots lUcton Retumt 2-3 1-0 C(»-FdDirt*5i,1100 ii.pwtfuo 7- 0 110 11 Pt»iaOei(V'o : KmYcrtGuUMa20.lnl«iuPuli9S iMsrcspKnt Ret 17-30-1 2 2000J TTWOjrtfjmW l2.Anrau 4- 0 481 14 tVaihrngtai 7K-66 in the Kibbic Dome on:in Sal- from the. field in the second half I I LcuAri9«<*»flam»23.H»wO>iear»; 1-3 2-17 Cl>-And«non 1 run (OuMtjtio«u»|,i23 k 13 LnjjviM 3- 1 424 IS Fkincla J S S K 0aln5r.M«neuU20 2 l4.0<»BiaT«n 4. 1 310 17 NYltlander* urday. whiic holding ihe DucksDue toju,st 28 ______p«>w«27 l ^ » i Ct,2l______S^ed-YarfljLoU ' 4-30 3-»6______TO-FOMutl*142,11:12 _0^} IS___t=50.MJ______!5..CcwsW\rt____------— ^We-rtfiilly-jiisl-niadc-a-cucouplii— percenufoc.thc-final_ Lot AnooM Ra»en Se«ra«21 ° ^ PanaJWVYaiOJ 24 6- 21 39 39 CN TO 17^&nonna« 8- 1 210 18 PiKiburgh ' of adjustments on our zomine of- Oregon. 1-2, shot justjust 34.9 percent Gcnfi^70.SanO»goU Timo of PotiotMn 24 : Frtlflwn* 18 13 18 Mr>l»»OU 4- 2 211 10 Ooilon ”* 1 ? T T 33 M M o f Mondi/aOwna 28-119 »103 10W«eofi»*i 11 13 2 32 109 92 fc fense," said Vandal head C'coach for the game. ,TJST)CS Rmfiet-janu 2» 13 12 4 30 90 84 , PiUtKjmh al Misrn. 8pm INDftTOUAJ. STATISTSanl4J1.An4er« Pa»»Jng 187 112 20 D» 0 21 3 11 89 147 "*the second half. ‘‘All tliat 16-1 0««ino»l. UJwn 3-10. onlarul7-30-1-EM: lrtare»(ttmHe1 to 00 23 Gaorg»W.»f.nglof ocking and they don’l scoreore for ihe first ' ' &n3(r.0«.1« PASSING-Kam»» &t». Uor«i1221. Cdn|>Aa'lm 2222-30-0 12-2M 24 VanOeiW ■“ “ " v ™rtRH . CONFERENCE W;was great defense and kiioc ABonta al 11 a.m 237.0env«, El-ay20.30.3 DfOanl-01.221 SaclL«}-Yaid«U»l 10 3-10 21 ISU 3- 0 M - CanCa>«MDMalcn ,i.down shots on the other end.” seven minutes o f the second half. DuitaloalMiam.flam lKaniat Crty,tjn D«> 2-20, Oanwit PwU» I-30 9-38 Otnor»r«»r.»ig«>»»let- Marnuetle 11. OUa- W I TPh GF « dc 2 2 0-0 honult.OidOc'ninan i«n42.VaC<»f»ncn- lonrto “That was one of the bi^>iggest I’ll lake thal,” said. Cravens,Cr.i ■ Lo»A/m**#*R«n»«lC«jnn»5. na Dm 4-63, AMan J-17. kaj«9 D«Mr, SMT» FumWavlotl IS to 7 37 t17 107 . 1.24. McNa» 1-12. AOeo 1-0iruon D« 2-34. Derm- ' P«na.l«».Ya(dt WO 104. ■ea.mjO.OhoSlataJ«31,Call0fr«31,Wa>N OV-ai ' ns led the Ducks U4VMUU V*. C>Mn Oar Bl LU.auLi prtH^O.KW- TXnartPoUOTWn 3M14 29’48- tnglcrSlaI»31,WMl«iniUirTiKaniuclry27,Flon(la Sllcuii games o f the year for us." saiiaid se- Orlando Williams K SUI0 21, Tulta 20,loMowl SUle 19. Alabama- Oebot it 12 2 32 l“ IW HvwErgiand nl C>«v«Unj. tiara***"• " bm> 141.Tf.man 1-21, CWp« nior Orlando Lighlfoot, whoho fin- with 21 points. AarAaron Johnson . _ breugn 1 0 .... _.mO(VIOUW.STATIJTATtSTiCa ______D.nmx)MmH.Hi«rMitM«tj«SU!«14______Ctwago------___--- • • Phoenu « Ssaw. 7 p n ...... •™ .______UiaaCOri£LDGOAL—Kaniaj RUStllNG-CTwago. VforWr■orl*y1800,ArtJ«- C*org«o.«i 13,V»Wium 11. TulanaS. Peniv Wmrveg ished the game with a seasonon-bcst “was the only otherT OregonO player San D«go a( Knmat Cry. 2 p in k»iB.29. Hart>auoni-7.M»yi, haynan) 14.T*rtf>a lylvaru B. An;cna Staljtal«8,M«ytandl.Rut. PiPKAcDhWcn IS he added 10. San FfiifWOBi Ortrot. 2 pm nanl-23 Royt)«'2- oofi9.TenneuwCTw:haiunooaa9.DaPa>44. Calgary 17 9 1 39 114 »S 3.37 poinis. “'Any lime you canan beat in double-tlgures as hi Tampa Elav at Lot AngMa n«Ocn. I 10 0 13 0 - a OaT,CoM>1IM«.WetUnanl 10 13 0 32 94 89 jnm LAR»i» 107 Ifl 0 7-20 7.Enduon3-l MamciinSuto4,AMua&ama3.1i<>9(tamYoung Vanc(v*or a Pac-IO team, tliat is a big wiwin," "Wc practiced hardhan all week on PMadVpTu at IrtMfupoiit. Opm NMOnaana. 7 i irtMw^ 1M8-041. 3. NekatU 3. SI. AMorvK3.ViUmYa3.Caot- SanJote tl 18 1 27 77 01 ‘‘ MonMr,Doc.» a Day, £«*»»' 13- wa 2, ll«w Onaam 2.2.Xav»«2,Fle«la1, X LoaAfljale* 11 15 2 24 113 118 Lighlfoot aild Mark Leslie L our offense.",addedled :Lighlfoot. "1 ll«w Yak 0«nl» at OrtooM., 7 f FMOMar ,(Ana«r»onkx>|, W«i» ll^tZSeoXirpa Day 9 18 2 20 77 91 u7pm HO-MJ«30»i/TitiiorBUim(An( 2M-12S Ohol.SowrrnnCMIci*lcmia1,V»v«aTecM, Aretfwm 1 /ould have come 7 RECEIVWG-Cncago, Cn^S^.WiOMC*— ____ Edmcnlcr 0 21 1 17 M H O _____'keyedJ a the Vandal run with seven5 think tlun if we woul NFL summaries LA-F0Zer»)»|atn,iei7.alx*).12.11. 3-41.0t>M3J3.WatngQl2- “^.iiits apiecc. Lighlfool opDpcncd out nnd not cxecuiicuied, that our S . lA-OMCt 71 nn(Zen«e)3>>x:M 14.W(in»r2-9.AniSar»on2-9 t e ...... u .• 'S Oana Not Induded P‘ OaAn 3 17 7 ] >l*yw^1-4.Cr>qtan1‘31-3 TarrpaOay.T 'Hara» howlaarnjran*antad in ma lalatl A»oci- Edmcnon 2. F>Na(’Nadari^Ml. ththe half with a ihrec-poimerr andi a coaches would havevc kil.ledI us. We mrrttctM B 0 -7 jh uttxX batMM poo luitfcrra 2, OoUon 0 7 7-20 NO-fOAnO«»enl8,302» llmlunt 4-17. CopaiantfJ3-32.Wonim*i3-12, 3-32 Bled Pim Idaho l»gh » rebound basket in the firsi 1:1:21 lo were just more patienitienl and relaxed ; FMOuaitar NO-r0An0crwn32.1409IH m«on 1-20, Mooia 1-7. .laiM r garnet ffiTDvghjghS»tuiday,Docl1. Flonaa4,D»ilat4. a- M«-rCRjMWl9.7 32 TNrdOuvW. lZ9f«)qa» lk>ct), MiSSEOFlElO GOAIS-Noi DMaKnl W«>peg3, Tonxlt^ 3 .M , gjgive. Idaho,a 36-35 lead..LiLeslie... tonight.!’ , Oal-FOMur.By61.1003 IA-00)V| 0 (urrtw rolum (Zs' • t,0or»,4j).(ief«ledlad nigby e009.'dalo'a 10 24 . l~J-F<3 0-awca21.4.09.00 70-11. PatealedLvKTtk«lorxl743 , I g f f a f j a l li’ M:n-<3raham1 rui(Hsvi«W*|. 12 U l l.Coeur.ivn>»an47- /e are starting lo Dal-F0Mj..nrl6,273 1-1 2-10 HY-Donc>i2njn(Troa<>«»0dweOUli). 03 —"S" Nationalal Finals Rodeo P‘points for the second lime liii;ilis .sea- lanl win for us. We a Dal-Cdo.nan1mn(l.Iu.ra,ljc>|.5 I-3) 4,78 A-70.411. ves, 1 am happy M.tv-A ConiH 9 pn> liixn Sa!nlx/y _ 1,S«9a(Sal«m.40.(lan]Mad< also finished with a game hi^ V7 M F«l(Jo-n» 14 19 adOuteyCS-lO 4art Carter -Conp-uim 1-1 «^Soda Spnng. 74,97, ^ lOnRoirti rerebounds, Oregon trailed 21-121-13 in the first Saclod'Yan)! Inl U9 312 RinfHrt-r®™ II-11 43-201 2,Pinton.4,t,()el»ala D«iMckR)*ig MDl lA, .Puna S.M 22 Puing 210 8i OalaalediVa»t5.Ja CO- Orlan- half before stagingig a 16-1 run to Fiiil«wnt 21 ' U Kim 40-34, Uelaaled 1. xugn,H«lloOj*.Hort.80 "Thai is the best job that C 2i M FumblgVl.t.M . 8-00 2-20 PurtRelutna Q.J(»a).t»«»Cn*T!p,Co«> ,]. id w ilh 3:59 to _ _ _ flusf'eiya'Ua______31-m119 24-97 Pana3«»-yBn)l 2SiS 8 1505 lOettSHeHmj 240 ___14fl_ Wood nivtf 17-38. tot!knI U T.«rel»aled SouBi 70. $7.501.4 (Ua). L*ny £ar«f«». Kaycee. C(come to him.” added Cravensns. "1 le play. ... ' AT1STK9 Cono-ABInl 2: W)0. araj ROM)Ml Bur«a»n.0 Canada. 78, SS‘(5drnj ' M3Vi . o ; INOIVSXIAL STATISlat 28-212, Cay SacXed-Yanit Lou 24 00 Frarrvrd 10-03 earned a lot on his own toniglighi. He Leslie then led IdahoIdal; back as he ; IMBrtBpUina Rei M7 55 RUSHlNO-LARam*. 0«a»:M NnrOrtaam. Pv«U 1-39 141 Tie.!Wx)0K«»y,2-t,l.t.dCeal-JMo^H^, iy-M ^ Cc»rp^-IM 10250 20 00 Hema7S-W) StMTWrMang had I,. five tuniovers last weekek. but tied the game at 29’9 withw a driving . Sa^-Yartla loti ^OO ,l<mc•104 Coleman S r ^ 1*19, Smal 1*11, HAardNona PASSlHO-lnaanapcM.G*l.C«roe22-380- ton loCloarMtw VaBa B r o n c o s _ 10.J3, KWJLamf 2-11, A9»« 1-1.* aO-11^83 4.At>«deon,40.(Weiafealad Nath FrenwiI 78- P " * "i - v * S ' S S " -O 1. Koiai 2 (mnut 2) U^vmcu.rilw^iun* Cn MISSED FlEiaCOALS-Monc 214. HY.G«W,S«waO-i: Oii,46.$l.«27.3,Doy»e _ 0 0 0 2 - 2 RECEMNO-lnAanapoIi../oil.. ArtucW* 8-34. 49,0rtaladtlflhland, MTva. Idatw. Wan Woodard. QOP not to do nexl limiime. Sturt with a 79, Me).TeaWoo(. H»»l«2.71,CUrt<1-2■ NNY. Y. Canlt, Oi- iMtail Snoaficre 70-W eu». and RehSlMon. Llano, 1(1 C< lywiih Nick Lowery misseissed field goal in r««0U.UcUa>m 13-1B-M17..2«-0-20e Saki M»v y " g ” UatfwalSy< " kMiy2-30.JacUcn2-20.D<^0.[kK^^-t3.Uc IY72-C9. _ n control of their own destiny '.SakU«rr7.7- jp^^om (UaOs — Taun.andRiOeliO« WcK«aey, Oewvy. Am. and n ly, they quarterer (one (i that would R£CEIV1N&-0aU«.tiwi 6-12S. E Ca!TrmM3.R»»hoedl-3. ^ ^ __KgyKocrti, CamCanyon.T«ut.l0,$938 3. 9-4 mark — bul after Sunday, W f. MISSto FIELD Oa*iS-»« ------:hiefs a 17-3 lead), 21.E5n.ml. Pve< punlx'i haad »lea!a(JVailey6440,4e-' „ un-l-help-bul-looLovcr their• sshoul- g''’’'-'” 12. KVYJiamtt.t UnxtKita.CU i , ' KMI.OanEIOeuiBauer, Oooa«ea.OUa, and DJ- he title Continue wilh a blocblocked punt in tlic Tam«« 1-43. A Can« 3-2B, lim»l 3 >e M«s?rti, S 0,82 porti. dcrSlers. The Chiefs can clinch tin IH H 'rjrT rirr >nc that led to a 1-C Tun 1,0, Craham I’('ftoua 21 HonwiaMKMI. vilh two wins in their lastt ithree quiirler (ont MISSED FIELOGOAIS-Nana In n c 3.Nob].40,dofaatad ■ i S S S Z . ’S S i . w i.i vn and 24-21 lead) ^ NBA Standing1^6^ «dllorM«' onlimie throw in a refusalrefu to double- } 7 17 34.102 44.118 EASTERNCONFE CtfRccirg . . maknake it inieresting if they con 7 17 ^ 0 ^ flu»h«*-itBnJ» 34; DMWl 4, Troy.2-2.S«faa1ed(edC.>d«ac8i43.1oHlo ^ , cover Denver H-backH-t Shannon FMOjalor ' Pa»nng 4-?2 W I Pit CO A»oen.W»Vi 11.14 0 play as lhey did on; Sunday. lA-FOJacQM 24.639. n.’X iS il's. topi o f the game, who 1 PunlRtluml 4wa oo N»»Yt.l. 13 4 ,769 - ^*^JcSiMe'W40 >,003 3. Troy PiuH. lAnaura. •‘We’ve gofa ways to go. butbu this Sharpe for most of Sa»-C.W«.m1n*i(K»ta,bc*),:t, ■ KJCtoBRalim 30-0 1-0 Orlarajo 11 Nat>,84,$8.001001 4. Hertiwl TharW. 's_pay_ dearly .w jlh J___ ,.D-^1_.II-220._.DO^______^10.. - ' PotWY^e.-M^^•«r85.t3.001------— wvas as u-hig step forward,-‘-saidJ 1Bron— ...... — - S*a-5s<»ty, BelltsB«lrTflW(« catches. i 8^3 8-30 Pt>ladaipf»a “'l 0 i r i ' t " P r e p s c o R s ;os coach W ade Phillips, "Evei/eryoiie touchdown catc LA-ikalati'»f 4 iwi kO). 1' 8 1}' .318 8 S«Wdt/(Oamaa 1.Ao»eMeadon.to?SwSS*0Wa.l4 2fl. COS' ThMOiMnar 1-0 20 Ne*J««y 8 $7,M2 2.SIwonaronKoecM.Bflllcn.WjO, )f char- Onc more thingg totc add to the list ^ ” f!HS«-lo« 8 13 318 8. Ooy*. '. 3. Ja»vi MA»elai. Levtaand, las been asking whai kind of LA—Orcwn 74 pv4mim(Jaag«tl. OivMcn DitnopKMUy79.Mou«ou«.», Itoma M 14 »,$1K7. 3: I think o f dijn’ts: Don’t givegivt Broncos quar- lA'FQ jMO«r 4S.82t. w«1jOI141 P«na.1*».Yan» t 14 4 778 - DoraMIO. MaOwn 18 $3,711 4.K«rWe»l.0*lahoma aCtCictcr we have as a leam, and I ” Tmao(Po.»«»«in 21 AlUMl 14 U(OT) C4j*V4 4B.$'l.8?(1.878 ,vay lim e to throw, lA-Jrt M pa»» tfwn Ho>l«M (.1* ATISTK3 Chcaoo 10 '0 a SSS 4 Caldiraa &4. Kuna 121 Ouindrq 1‘1 «wa.s d isplayed out there today, ti lerback John Elway «(ja„«r»x»i. ikONSXJAL STATIStMH 21-41. KInM CrunoOa 10 10 9 .120 4.S Ce»9.lord69..1»roma F«u?iOu«1» S!cn43^ l.TyMiray. StapStapfienwie.laia., $124,009 Thjv ming or With perhaps the: bestbe; protection El- , RUSHINO-Cwvnao. C>Mn(mlnuill Nawtng- Cl*Ytiand - 7 7 11 .349 7 C«nlarmal97,lB-nlc P«Ma«-t.Om!tti Phis game was either a beginni Sea-Uoi Z run (Xjtar Uck|. S• VI30 3-39.FarvwrO-19.aall1-K»J-17^Croonifr2. 7 J 11 3«9 7 CcM^,Wyo.l4.N< I begin- way has seen in in weeks, even S«»-«artin 7 pan Scm U»w (K»i a 12 .333 8 Doary81.logo»4a 24.164.3,TadNuca.EK«on. Unin Cend, and it.lunis out it's u h 13 43 ifi^rkxK,. nM(9-31-1-S9 kUm«jk«» 4 4 11 211 10JI Dn»nW71,Myual0se . Cat.'. $80,0306 4.4,T«flM^.$78.8a2 ^int!ling for us," months, the Denverver quarterback cut ■ ' A-M.f6l. ____ PASSlNO-broviae.'Klnolai!5!^,00. WESTDWOONnONFERENCe FJ»8I,Ooclfl57 ile, can the Chiefs opart. Elway Eiv fini.shed the N«w EngUnd. DMaoa 11-22-Cn»naM.X. |0><«U1 FiwnH AcaMnv 88.iO.Carri«»jalO ( _ NF ______'...SSchottenheimer. i meanwhijo . . . SSm la RCCEIVWO-Cmemnall./loP"'.Oii«y2-17.M»« ' • W W I . Pet 00 Oard«.VafayS6.DH BanMdf^Mng Otll)inly wonder what h ‘s goi’ngTcTo take day with 20 conipftripfciioti!? in 30 a t ~ “ FirWOo-nt ?i 21 ta " Mc0»aj-73.f«w?.20.0ui«te»3.21,Elmti*« • ^1B19 1 910 - C<»a72.NainF<»m( nuinat-yvOl 32-t34 13 7 810 e GrMnMtCO.CaiKrM o win in Denver. "Wc willill win lempts for 22 I yards ya and three Paurg tu 169 n-H Engl«>]. Tkrpun 301. Cotta 13 7 SIC 0 Hagtnnan 11. Camai to ^ 2^«!cfOon.2.1S,Co01.1-« rd47s , » • . C«'ada.781.$21.$21.«M 3. EU Boyd. C ai^ , whCvhen wc make the play.i,” a ^rim touchdowns. Tlic: ChiefsCh did manage PurtRalumi 13 1-3 S-m MISSED FIEU3C0ALS-Nm« 'J9 9 .100 9 HiOwl52.MflNard- 4,Det>Greencugh.HiK3lod9e, _ , K)duKTn«tum> 2-<7 umnn>;(a 7 It 389 11 Uaciay 88. S7»0anwi7g 7 719,$I7,103 4,C not so 10 sack I-lway twice'ice and also picked mternpccm Kcl 24 M2 7 3-29 1 IB .053 irjt UatadM.AflwtcanFinFil.l7 Mor«.797,$12^12,002. JchottenheimerSch said. “It’s n CwrpAnlnl 20-38-tM2 M3 - .... ,,10 0 7 0-17 Oalaa ' 1 SlM>Wna»ig ______m iir e_nron— ofT-a-pajrajf-hii-pas;passes — but more 3 13 0 3-18 PMfcOMak>Wcn UatanaSisSS.naUai 5vOpiK^XaT45TBS------nuc•h-Mil«^-H^gl^-fls-il-is-lhe-l 5acl«}-Yar0i lOTl 1-2 2'-»' - S S««IM . IS15 2 889 — Maru^ OS. McOermtlmrtl.Hav.43 l.SiavelXTSvC Puna 'iTAiaM4S ondicntOtun*,]»i»,$2fl.l04 2.0leBeny, :o.s. CO.S. People need to give the pliiyerspi often than not, Elw ay had tim e to !-» n TnlBvanM iStmr PTiomU 13 3 ai3 2 kle<4an47,C0Mr(r^ 0 « ta h ,0ua,!Ja,199.S21.C04 3.TaddFox. , Fi«nti>«-lot1 1-0 ’■« gl^49p.M .r-rT« Gt*MtSula 10 a .IM a ■ Murtaugh 00. wrnbony Teu«. 57.0, $17,101 4,MAa CrCtJ;redit and not so much all the; ffans." find an open recciicciv er, and it wos P»oa.'»»»-Y«f»^FG SKM> U, 110 044 LAOwan ' 7 10 412 ax NewPMVWOilOO.M.v a s r ” . Schottenheimer won't, howDwever, usually Sharpe, who wh' finished with Ho«-FODdOrw>27. 1044j m r ...... lA La*.af» . - .7.7 12 Jfii ai Notuiai.Ccurol49 ■■ti'Sin^a^Iaua.and havi lit whal I0 catch esfo r6 5i yyards. ai ...... INDMOUALSTATlStlCi IS Saenmanlo 9 13 278 i r Parma70,UcCa»40So -• l,Kr«nSle«»t,^i lave u problem figuring out RUSHlNO-SaaHM. C Wirrtn 21-7 ...... SaeotfOun lOwiaa PocalaBa44,StilMn. Charlooe, Tenai. 100 9 12. DIMM 1'T.WSami1-2. LOJ Ai Un,0. How-FGO»l&«D4a,:1S UBees aeeoodt «r> 10Orgn.,$13,634 rv» 2,lUdanCo-. H~-r^4patatr«nH« - - i j ^ s.NotMudad s PretwOe.VfBtlS**y* derT.M.fcad.CliCaki, and Cody C<»K)en. 1 I Dal 12-JS. Mo«l»0«t 4.18. JonUn 2 III 0il««jol03.P(xtm]B888 R>gbyS1,Ca(AM49 ',108a.$27.007.3,Marts- W% >0. lanaJ Hnuiw 21. Drwm HdBr«lTcroai,Fiula, AR l a m s - PASSIHO—Sm IM. Mnr 20-30-V1 1 TaMBwnla (Slxw CoKMn Sbla al LA lakara. { AngaKi, HO(l»D«r tS.3M>-27g. Cn MottytO*'•Oarn^ 5ug«.Sal«i. C«, 0-ks r " " S S$31,381 I 4. MdieBoona.Paao ft;^i?1. g^-^28p«*»«nT..«lar PniaiM)NaalDoUan.l30,130pm • . > WarxWTJ.GHnnafi ,Bnd-Or*niloOi«.Baaa5. ^ Bettis did not pla;play in the second ; RECEIVlMO-SMSa. Bladw W7, s r - 'K i$15,714 S ' CIJontlnued or from B4 * 2B,CW»m.n3-11.W«iam.M»,C‘LiTLutu:*. Fo«i*iQuart«i121 Mim«H«wJarwy.l.30F - , quarter bccausc oof f aj bruised stom- 5anAnlon«alUta^7prtl. DV«rU.7pR?pm, 0at<«KaB*yl9.Wai:f,£S^4S 1,TomRa.«..S lome out and play like that aj I to carry 28 limes___^ . 1-0.U«An«alea.Uma<4>;i.WncI - —. - BorviMll«Si,MMo!iso53 .. . (WrtiDHlOp«» ■'S"""' ach. He wcnl on lo IS: Itid48 Taihoma.Teiai,M “»i:ET5ar o«r.>ur defense,” . . . tloitai 4-40.0rO«< 4-41. Oea 3'27, . and bccomc the firstfirs player to rush • JoMan 1-1 Top 25 collegeBge results S S S lSE ' D a n tW «an,Mar«uIl»<.Monl.«7Siin ,l. The XI Saints (7-6) have lost i MISSEOFIElOOOALS-lM *;flo InThaAjaooatad CMrwatat VaOay 17,1S7,l*wal44 nM, $17,103S 4,Da^EltM>,Ccl0IMl,4,1 . , th fiv • "^orc than 20010 yards y against the lAraalat. Rul^a»-yar^» 27-303 129 h>»rlt<*lap?SlaarmlnTN ,(on48 0ua.084onnm.1 nine. $12,802. Clgllight after starling out with JMQacM • PaaaJng 2.J9 1-tO Prm'ca»aga6jttl^po•IpcHmdniiMatL Errynae 04, IMMIon inta's Gerald Riggs M^»SW«98-78; C r f ^ ______itmght wins. Once agnin.jheheir of- Atlanta — --Wl WW.W stw ^ PnHtrwJ Phoarii 0 7 ^ ' HgNand^flioau: j8,104 2,'Sha*nMc«ulan, ense sputtered, failing to scorcsc a ,9^2 2^«,C-*»,M.t«. V*IUKada48 liun.Taui.oji,W4,$21.0W 3,JoeB«.«r, HcnaV«eDand4g.C duchdown until the fourth quajartcr. Fred McAfec, whosewhc fumble set a ; Ptto-toiMfl rtfi (Davfikx*). S 2: >42 447 3.M«N|)an(l-1)bMlDm iti.W!ar>c»iil Hi»i(m«a.Taia»,.ia»,990,$17,103 4,Hait»r1 lOUC Dd-H Mooa S paM Irvn K/amM 2.1 20 mi lo No. 4 DiAa 7>«3. »h52 Thoncn. PepiannsarMle.Uiu.lOI 3.$13,002. pBettis .started ofT by fumbliiiling on field goal for thec RamsR in the first • amaiirianKii OmlRMrg ° Udi).1112. II-100 1002 4.DgUlMI)tMtSauCiC4imCartMaSttt.97. lewWon M, Port FaS « Roanan, Oan. Call, 149 14 on t),,. and the quarter, fumbled:d Ihcll sc c o n d -h a lf ITMCkiMt, PanaCaa-YanM 113107 2413 fl1:baaiyM.3Marmn he fourth play of the game, at Pho-n Moora 1 rv< (Dr<» >uck). 7 1 Jarr(M(MD6M«^iUno I b S T B.3l7.2.UwtaP(»er..Outnna. S d it 30 kickoff. Tlic ball1 bouncedboi along the • 0«l-*«man 28 pa»« Iron K(»mai -iUn(htl4-t0 ^ mJS m TCn?al^' OUi.1412fl.$1].$13.'104.3,SuiiaSe(9aia. &ailSaints' Satn Mills returned TATOnCS ' 8Kartw*yt»-1|t>MlE.«.E»«amKenhj(»y107 (jann^ I i,14981.$l0.690'4,LilaS®n * uckl, 12.10. tNtXVBOALSTATtlaeBa,AVff.14 ^ards for a touchdown. Butt Bettis1 field as the Saintsfits and. Ram s took FotffflQuwW i(at»*igrf. 8208, teal Narrpa Cnm ^ 48..S.Ora««a«l38 ( ' Pn«,R«no.Na»Ne». 148 00, $7,877. DBl-allM<> Cdufrtna. 810S0po«»oneWndn.$28,tCl4 PC tOUC:ouchdown and 125 yards in th PASSlNG-OavaUnd. TaHr.Jon.M0dft13-2Hj (^suiaa«3;6«tfMayC n43 2, Ty Muray. Sta a 10-7 ihc 6 and ran forir a a touchdown that _ _ _ 310,lloar

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------Mazio-Roysioysief-scored-on-a-4-yord------■— . iSvSTRUTHi-RlERFORD, N.J. (AP) — run. while MicMichael ftusted had field — It's beginninging to look like old Pro football goals o_f 38 andanii 42 yards scl -up by a limes for Ihc Ncwew York Gianls; cold . i'. L ^mble recoveru ve ry and Ti-24=yard • pum w caihcr. a,-big fusrushing attack and a turnedled In runs of 18 and U yards ( nn k * by C hicago’so’s Chris Gardocki. The pluyoff berth. )'ther nine-play drive. Simnm m s anoth ' Bears played;d ththe second halfwithout . Rodney Hampioipion rushed for a ca- cappccped il with a 17-yard pass to ChrChris r ' quarterbackk JiiJim Harbaugh (bruised fccr-high 173 yard^ards and a touchdown Callovloway in the Jcft comer of the ei i L right hand). —!______aiahd.Ciaiits.capi:aspcd.a_£cnia^kable_ 2onc,-:,c,-just ^>ccf-U>e-uuHlrc.lrh_al hama-inds lurnaroundTniYnlYn life dark"'^iys ol of conronicrback Eugene Daniel. . ? "i»lino,Eag 1991-92 by dcfcatiirating the Indianapolis ‘ Eagles? Q ilts 20-f) Sunday.lay. - Cowliwboys 37, Vikings 20 H |H |[|f ' Al Philadcl]idelphia. Ihe Bills (9-4) Tlic victor)’ wnsas tthe fifth sirtiight for MMINNEAPOLIS il (AP) — Apeper- overcame two•vo interceptions,i Iwo fum- the surprising Giwiiiwiis (10*3), qualify- lurhccbed Jimmy Johnson ripped h is A ble.s und ihrce,rcc missed field goals by ing Dan Reeves'' team tc; for the posLsea- leam.m. And, like his coach. Michac h a d . V" taking advarIvantagc of two late • son wlien Chicagogo lostI al Tampa Bay. Irvin:n s;iid ; the Dallas Cowboys arcraren’t R H V I H \ turnovers by-by Philaeielphia (5-8). The win also alUallowed the (jianls, a even:n closc to last seaso n ’s Supiuper .U V which has lostosl eeight of nine, 6-10 team Ixsl scasjeason under Ray Han- Bowl:A'l form; Heath Sheriherman lost the ball to . dley, 10 rem ainI in firsl placc in the One)nc wonders what the mood wouvould ishinglon on the Bills’ 29 ■L 'rank Reich's touchdown NFC liasl. Tlicy/ haveh:i ihe best record have'c been in Dallas' locker rooroom ^ i‘ H b ^1 in the confcrcnccICC and arc thc first -Sundrid ay -had the C ow boys nolI justju X-'"x H pass to Pclc;Meizclaare Me with 3:44 left. NFLlcam-loqualif;alify for the playoffs, beatenten the Minnesola Vikings 37-20'-20. A \ ; . M D Val Sikahema:ma fumbled Ihe ensuing The playoff bcriherih was the team ’s “WiW e’ve got 10 g^l belier," JohnsJim Kelly (sprained "This says a lol aboul these guys ganiC(SnCjS." ankle) lale in thelb third quarter. afler the last two0 years,"yi Reeves-said.----- Dal:) h11us (y-4) stayed within a gan _ ^ ' ">■- ' i | ______" ll’s a tremendous)us irlbute lo ihc guys o f Ihcihc NFC. East-leading Ncw YoYork Oilers 19,3;Browns 17 in lhal room to) be Ihe firsl icam to Giunl^inis and lied San Francisco for tlthe I • The host^OiI Oilers (9-4) won thcir — ...... makc-thcplriyoffs-t;fs'thi.s year."------confcifcrcnce^-seoond-besl- rocorcord, - - — .1 —eighth straighlight;-thcir lor^gcst sircak — . ^ It'also was an1 aecomplislimcnla_e that Minntnnesbta (fi-7), which hus its fit s E s z z i L ^1 since I9f)i;'A;'A victory al Pittsburgh even some Gianlsnts found hard lu be- four-jr-gamc home losing streak sin, APphcKo* nexi Sundayly wwould clinch the divi- fell two games back in the NF lieve. "I never expectcd ex lo see the 1984, Eagle paceklcker Mata tt B a h r ' sion title forr Houston.He playoffs this year,:ar, not in my wildest Ceniriiiral. Grcco kicked four field L and Jeff Feagles reac *n dreams," lincbac:lack er Corey M iller Johiohnson felt good about his team:am 's . . .u goals and Cris'ris DishmanI got his founh } said. "W ilh all1 ththe changes around offenstnse. which had struggled sinccnee a i ' Bahr’s missed field goalg In th e interceptionon in as many games. > here, players, coacilach, everything, i just 31-77 victory\ over the Gianls on NoNov. final se c o n d s that wovould have Cleveland (6-(6-7) led 10-0 as VInny, 1 never expectcd it." 7. Buflrvin Bu wasn't impressed wiwilh tied the game againsiist Buffalo. Testaverde,, in his first start sincc rc- i Uesiilos tho coacroaching chancc, Ncw ihe wayw Dallas manhandled a MiMin- At right, Cleveland’s’8 Rob Bur- covering fromom a shoulder separation. i ioia-lcam-thal entered the gang a m c - l R M ^ ^ • ------York signed fre«free agcnls MichacI nesoi; nett sacks Houston qquarter- iHrcwiwoioudouchdown passes. '' Brooks, Carhonn DBailey. Mark Jack- wilhih the i NFL's second-rankedd dd e - ’ :rs lost free safety Marcus son and M ike: Sherrard SI and then fcnse.ise. "I do n 'l think w e're close lo back W arren Moon -udi ;|n 9 .h e with a season-ending rup- Reeves gave thei; ro.sterro a facelift, gel- laslI year." y said Irvin, who cauglughl jW seco n d quarter of thehe B rowns- ,„„'1 OTiers m atchup Sundiday In a TD -■ Matt Uahr and Sc;Scan Landela. just lo touch'chdown. but also dropped a T r d “ H ouB ton;------— ------PacRers^O,"20,"CKargersl3------name a few. pass.■s. “It' was a good day offensivelivcly, EGO (AP) — Loslin the -- alsosclc(■clectcd Phil Simms a s' bu^^r-notT-great-day. Whcn-wc-hiiveiiive-ii iind-liiid narrow victo:lories over-weak—cd-a-gpal.>aMtnc..stand ta so a p .a three-ee- down l:45jnto lticjhird_d_quartcr lhal SAN DIECH fe B rett'Favre-to-Sterling his No. 1 quarterlterback, a niove lhal' grcalt111 duy, people will know al>oulJl il."il Phoenix and PhiludelplIphia teams. . game skidkid and hold onio first place5 in triggered a 17-poinfouiluibursi. Jeff glare of thc B mbinaiion Is the fact the - - ...... sent Jeff Hostellerler jpacking...... The'he Vikings dbn’l_ wani lo'Ilo' be Dallas gol off lo a slow 'slart Sun- the NFC CCentral; ' ■ ' "• •' 'Jaeger’s 48-yard field go:;oal and a 56- • Sharpe combi y Packers have a pretty ‘ Ncw York hadlad the league’s besi aroun(und when lhat happens. - day. when MinnesotaJta conlrolcd the On seco:cond down from the Lions’' 1, yard touchdown pass froirom Hosteller Green Bay P) -9. good defense.S t. rushing offense (13(13H.7) and il was go- "TliThey hadn’t been real crispsp in ball for 11:43 of thec first quarler lo Kelvin PrilchettPr tackled Ron Mooreore to James Jelt made il 27-9, J-thcirhighest — TottyBenncnnctt-and Johnny Hoi- • ing against ihe leayleague’s worst mshing' ihcirITelieculion. i Hul ttiey weriTgoi'good take a o'-.Tlead! — ^------■— for"a-3-yj-yard'lnssrSrcvc'Bcut:rlclir'!rtfs ------ThrRaidctTTt8=5)-hnd-t loday,ay," said middle linebacker• Ja'Jack But the Cowboyss idominated the pass to' G Gary Clark in the end zonem e scoring game this sca.son,in. Seattle (5- land stuffedcd fourth-downf attempts ‘ defense a row to the by San Diegolego and T errell B uckley : The plan workeirked lo perfection on DelI Rio, R who played for Dallits frofrom rc.st of the way and, tcto most o f Ihose was incon-;omplete. and Ryan McNeil in- 8) has lost eight in a : an d M ik e PriPrior intercepted Stan ’ the Giants' firstrsl IWO series. They 1989-'^9-91. "They showed why they;y iiarc in attendance — excxcept for Ihem- terccpteded al the goal line on 'fourthirlh Raiders. s’ passes in the closing ______■ niarchcd 70 and_(id 67 yards for much- dcfemending world champions." selves — looked to be b Super Bowl- down. Humphries’ r ^j„_BuccaneersJ3, Bearirs-lU------mlnutes-to-pio-preservo^^^^5?Pl3-win—^------clowns, wiiirRolh:hllrrveT'mb'sily‘oirilie d rro'y-Alkinirircn-nipterca-i‘rn Tro' Tif^‘/~ fr b o u n d ‘agatn^------:—------T h c -tiitions*intcrccpted-Beuerlcin Bears' four- over the San Diego Chargers on ground on a blusletslery, cold day. passe?ises for 208 yards, Emniiti SmiSmith , . y-, th ree timimes and sacked him fourDur At Tam pa Bay. the B :nded as their Sunday night,jht. Hampion. whoshose previous career rusheihed for 104 yards and Eddie MiMur- Lions 21, C ardinala ls 14 times. DeiDerrick Moore. Barry Sandere':rs' game winning streak cm 5 (8-5) rcmaincd-in a.lie high w as U>77 lastli year againsi ray madem field goals of 52. 51 andnd •4^1 Coach Wayne Foi■ontcs' shakeup rcplacemcment, gained 107 yards. defense could not make upu] for coniin- Packcrs (8 ds as the Cowboys snapped outiiul of worked as Erik Kraramer. promoted „ • ued errors by the offense.c. w ith D etroitoil for the NFC Central ~ Piioenix, cappedd tithe nine-play open- yards rs 27, Seahowks 23 ing drive wi.th a .1-yard.1 run. He had a monlonth-long offensive funk. from third siring, threvrew for 257 yards K aid crs The Bears (7-6) flnishc;hed wilh 286 lead. San Die{Diego (6-7), the defending six carries on thee mmarch for 45 yards. Aflt\fter their win over the Gianls.LS. tthe and three louchdcdowns against At Los,os A ngeles, .Tim Brown re- rc- yards total offense, com)mparcd with AFC West. champion,chi likely fell out Afler the Colts(Its punted. Hampton Cowbwboys lost to Atlanta and Miai4iami Phoenix (4-9). But Del)ctroit (8-5) need- turned a punt 74 yards for a touch-ch- 215 forTampa Bay (4-9).•). oflhc playoffoff fpicture. Vet’ssartificcial turffcalledonthe! c a i p e tt T N o .l . college playerp PHILADELPl,PHIA (AP) — The (— T grccn field in VeVeicrans Sladium al- I w on ’t beI NFL’ss No. 1 ways has been artificial,artil bul this fall it is sown with discosconlcni. _ ■ ’ m NEW YORK (A P)_TheNt). )- 1 I— 3 f n r| g -- — 1 w ith N FL ...... Some Philadcldclpltia Eagles com- Ijln ■ player in collcgc foolbilball won’l be scouts. “If he plain the AsirqTiilTurf is pulling their 3 " ■ Ihe No. 1 pick in theiNFLdrafi.-ln b ...... • played in just ' well-being al risk-isk, mucking up iheir 9 fact. Charlie Ward maym not even P - i ^ ^ 1 one of those -. , • _ g rid |ro n aj^d m m; aking an i.fljury.*. 3 . play pro football.. gam es, it plagued seiLson livenevi worse!...... iL ■ WardrtheTIclsman'n T ro p h y -w ln ~ f —:----- — ^ “ wouJd-boost— ------" It’s a killer,"," saids linebacker By- H ning quarterback andid star basket- ‘.W ■ ^ 1 “ ills'slock,” he •ron Evans. • H ball player from,Floricrida Suite, slill ••n "iW g said. “Every- If there's one: Ihingih that defines ihc S hasn't decided whelheiher lo pursue a body wanLs to Bigles liiis year,It. iiit's injuries. Among d t career in Ihe NFL or NNBA. see him play ihe worst: tjiiarlcr:rierhack Randall Cun- "I’m in ncT hurry,"' heh said Satur- againsi the niiighani. receiv:eivcr Fred Barnell, day after winning Ihele Heisman by WardJ other lop linebacker and spispecial leams captain the second-largest mmargin ever. players." ___ Ken Rose, offen:fensive lineman Rob ______------‘iWI-mnkc a decisionn in April and ' StiUr'IlroninT^nia-S’tliiriks'the 6-foot- ..... Selby, and guardrd EEric Floyd. slick withii." 2, 190-poundund Ward has a better Not all o f those5Se occurredi al the Vet, Despite his Heismanan landslide, chance to makemak il in the NEL Ihan and certainly nonilone has been directly Ward is projected as a: a second- the NBA. linked to lurf. But in a decaying sea- ^ rounder in the NFL draftdi on April AlthoughH FloridaFit Slate’s basket- _____'___.son.in which.a Joi..lol_6f_E;iglc.s_.:irc_lpiik:^______24._Scouls_qucstioion_his_nrm_ballj?um.is_4is 40-15 wilh Ward as______ing for answers.rs, thei field is getting ■ strength and worry ihilhat his .scram- the startingg pointpe guard, he aver- called onlo ihe car,carpet. bling could lead to serierious injuries, aged only 7.8 7.8 points.and 5.5 as- "You would havhave lo say il’s one of ® But Dave-Tc Tliomimas, who pub- sists last seasoi:ason. ihe worst arlificificial lurf fields I’ve w lishcs the NFL Dr:)raft Report, “He's a goodgoo basketball player,. seen,” said Georgiorge Toma, the N F L 's' M thinks Ward has enoilOUgh talent lo but he hasn'tsn'l exactly lit it up." artificial lurf coiconsultant, who has I bccome an NFL slarteiter. Thomas said.lid. worked wilh eververy type of synthetic -V ^ “He’s nol going’lt,*lo throw the thom assaicsaid Heisman runner-up field evcr-markcte)■cted. -...... H ball 50 yards on 6\every play." Heath Shuleruler of Tennessee and " I ’ve heard horror ho stories." said ^ Thomas said. "But neneither did Joe Trent Dilfer'er oc f Fresno Slate will Noire Dame coacljach U)u Hollz. whose J-,.-' . M ontana or Bart Siailarr, and they be the firstt quarterbacks qu drafted if leam played Navyavy at Veterans Sladi- B j both turned out to be pretty good they pass up up their t senior seasons. um last month. Q quarterbacks." Division I-AA-AA quarterbacks Steve Eagles players:rs say• ihe worsl spots APfMoAon T hom as said Wareird's decision McNair of: AlcomAh Slaie and Doug are the west endid zone?. and the bumpy not 10 play in any popostseason jll- Nussmeierr ofof Idaho also may be ivid Stephanow icz trim th'the rubber padding undeider artificial turf at Veter* ...... ciicJcs whcm.lurfurf covers tlic Phillies'.. “ IK*Ike Russo, right, and Davie star games has hurt-t Ihis standing drafted aheadcadofW < ard^ jrf since the stadium wasras ______bases. C cntcr DaDavid Alexander has an'8l's Stadium In Phiiadelphiahlarpfayers and coaches)S have criticized the turf likened il lo "cemremenl wilh a bcdshect _con'snverted from baseball to:o footballf use. pulled over il."I." But, he acknowl- ' More work is planned duringng the Eagles'«^si)n, then1 w% c’ll lake a step “I haleale it. Any lime you play on edges, "1 don't: knowkn if it’s as bad as f-scason, and an entirely new carcarpct back und find out wh;’hat we need lo do lurf. l’s it’s bad," quarterback Bubby il's'bcen madele c oul. W e’ve had so due in 19?5. when the field’s cigeight- lo make everybody happy."ha Brister■ said.sa Nobody likes turf. You m uch focus, bccaecause we've had so ar warranty expires and theic cityc Eagles players,, however,h seem ask thee majorityr of players, tjiey’lli S F B many injuries — especiallyi lhal poor ens up bids. unanimous in their fefeelings about ar- tell youu that. t Everybody's concernedned .-j.'Siil lears." __ _ guy from the Bear Michael DcBcrardinis,--Philadiladel- tificiaUurf— ...... ______abpulpur)urs^_ C hicago receiv:elver Wendell Davis ia's rccreation commissioner,r. saids • was hurl Oct.. 10H in P h ilad elp h ia [j"'**: : changcs — tightening scams, w hen he leaped:d for f an underthrown jving clay particles and smooth puss from Jim Harbaugh, ?lai came down jka Irrigation JKh patches — improve the fiel I Minidol ------aiKl-blew-out bolh■olh knees^-Tlie Eagles’—J—K: •I.- • • ) i r e L l u i defenders never lo - V - r touched him. "I’ll " i’| be honest wiih you — II dcdon't Davis has .spoketoken of suing the city, :1 there , is a hardness problemlem in i' ' ..w hich owns andd operateso| the stadium. Tns of Ihe turf," DcBcrardints »i Such talk, alongIg wilh^ repealed com- don’l ..j mean to say that Ihe EagEoglcS' plaints from EagIlaglcs, led owner Nor- : raising bogus conccrns withilh us. • Concerneied Irrigator man Biaman to) callca in a turf expert It it’s j| interesting thal this wasn’tsn t an IdahoD(D epartm ent of Fish1 andai Game - “It was time to .... remedy ihe exist- issue;ue lasl year or in the early'part pan of. •.Active Faarmer M 0Ditficer P aul V alcana r c e ing problems —- notn curc ihem, bul al this.s year."y least improve on)n tlthem," said Braman, Jim Jin Savoca. Balsam's vice presi-pr< • Cost Caulijtious w i l l p r eesent a slide showw tand talk Oj grass fan wholO talks l; of building his jcntnt oi f sales, said the work donene this-l own stadiuin wilhilh the real thing. mont3nth was “general housekeeping.'"e" • Director!‘ 9 years and currerent chairman ' on the Goljluinbia R iver Basilisin’s Salm on Toma, head groundskceper gr< at the “Places “PI like Philadelphia. TTh hree Kansas City Chic:Tiicfs’ Arrowhead Sia- Rive:vers (in Pittsburgh), Cincinn:innaii. • Un(3erstaiandingof politicalal) legal, and . a n d S t e>e^head e Enforcemn ei e n t T e a m s ^ctcranrStadiimrtwcc whert»ere-tl»y-re-muUipurposM'ou-bi ------diDiSCVisltcd-Vctc “rm anHgeririaWssues-facing our-distr-iet-^and—e in November at Braman's behest, to makem: .spccial provisions." Savt I amnd their eltorts to pro)rotect ^ ~ Tom a d id n ’l likeikc w hat he saw; b ig .said.id. i t s c o m mnunity! asalm on and steelhea(e a d . ■ seam gaps andi bibumps three inchcs “I "I don't' think there’s onythingng de- ■ ng had to be done,” he sign-';n-wise thal makes Veterans SUStadi- high. "Something ID ecem ber 16 at 7pi7pm said. um1 worse," M Sayoca said. “It’s some-sor % t • - r ing that, snowballs — one pla;player Tuesday D ecciernber 14 th So the cily took toe advantage of a thing Vote II - a t t h e Hlealth t and W elfarere Building, V ------—tw o-w eek-^glos-loft-foad trip-to-niake saysys it and the others say il too.-fo.- We’ ______impmvenicnts. Balsam Ba Corp.. the St. usedcd lo be defensive but w e’ve gotgotten 1p m until 77 p m ______6 0 1 P < Joleline^ R oad, Twr in i n F a l l s . ______L o u is firm th at manutacfures m A slro-^scd'cdT(rin**~^------'— —:------^Turf^is-hcIpingJ—______> Hc.addcdL!l^!'s_gcUhmuch_ He gh the__ 3 BI h Q Hi E 1 h o p

•JERUSALEM — Whcrhere have ali for further nenegotiations — ihe few H a ■ (he hopes for peace inI the (I Middle months alloclocatcd had plainly not M Eusl gone?. been enoughgh — and thc delay anr n \M P, Isnicli-Occu- D isillusionm ent hadi siset in even nounccd Suntunday consequently sig- ~f — Almost since before Israel and (hc Palesilcstinc Liber- nalcd an impanpasse, admittedly on the ^ , Ziad Shaheen has ution Organization failedcd Sunday to most sensitiiilive issues but not a • owering fence, the agree on basic conditions)ns for Pales- breakdown ofo fth e whole process. I 1 the machine-gun tinian self-governmentt in Ihe Gaza The surge’c in terrorism in recent enduring symbols . Strip and thc West.Bankink district of wccks-liardenlened Israeli demands for M v y l / occupation — the Jericho, .thus delaying IsnIsraers wilh- security guauarantceSi both in real controls his und • drawal from thc regions.s. term s to protirotecl the Jewish settlers I ;r Arab lives Jusl u Israelis and Palestininrlians arc slill w ho Will con;ontinue to live in Gaza jl s refugee hovel in -burying-theif dead fromjm-a conflict and thc Westcst Bunk, bul-ulso politi- ^ despcraie snip oC tlint is supposed to beje iover.~Tlre~callyno-dcmo monsmile-tho-Rabin -govr„jiy Wost Dank and Gaza Sirif;irip appear to em m ent’s coiconcern for the 125.000 M | ;r-Shalieen-feU-the— ^----- be slipping into an acceUcelcrating cy- settlers, I. An Israeli arm y ele of political violencec wwhere mur- But thc PLPLO needed, even more & lim from his home ders and revenge, ambin b u sh cs ifnd than before,:. tot show its own lough- I Q said, pushed him counterattacks dailyly d e stro y ness by gettiniting tangible concessions W lid beal him along 1 .. prospects for peace, ■ from Israeltl -— enlargement of the H Palestinian refugee i Palestinians, moreover,^er, feel little autonomousIS JJericho district, control K Dldicrs, he said, re­ 1 has changcd in ■ of thc interna- C ed that he identify th e ir d aily livc.5. ■ tioniil border H med Ihem earlier in • - There are still *SIsrael unrest crossings inlo K army roadblocks Sine*Ince the signing of the agreomei]iont Gaza from Egypt M ilher day under oc- aoii chockpoints. KBtween Isrsol and the PLO, Man and to Jericho ||| ; faded lhal il actu- alesllnlans and Israelis have boi last. humilialing Hod as oxtremists on both sidoslos from Jordan, and R ------scarchcs an d ;lo n g - wageago an Incroasingly violent many symbols of K re o f thi; dale that delays in getting comfampaign to undo the accord. ___ an independent S n. women and chil- endless permits - -r-- fgcsl Palesliijian ^ for die mosl njun- ioi«n- D oth R abin ^ the Gaza Strip had ■ 'dahe'ihings. Sev- Medl arid Arafat mean-■ B tic'bcgliiHlnB’o ris^------oral hundred po- JYRW while are facing ^ ihdrawal. there was ; litical prisoners ___ ... increasing oppo- K Shaheen's heart. i returned home. sition to ihc ac- H ^esra’dayrBQrro':------but thousands cord. Rabin from ^ ome the peace,’’ a I more remain in / Israel’s security- ^iT^TTW ^ rfCT^^Bl^ said, -sipping tea in liadow o f the camp Israeli detchlion -j^lTfelAvivV 3AN conscinus public Jjj .__ centers, • ______as well as from the people in G;iza jaccjilanrSomcTc:------And impatience Jorusalehi the vocal“Wesr“ 3 . I Slill w elcom e il. has mounted over M Bank settlers, kid until now I am the drawn-out ne- 'y ' Arafat from Is- y / . Jewish :cupation. All th a t goti’ations be- sottlor ------' lamic fundamen- -n,. U '" B raelis demanding, tween Israel und r- i ___] talists, Marxist .. r ISRAEL I Los A ngeles Timeslentiiy card?' the PLO. Israelis radicals and even :,’ ‘Don’l go there.' fear (oo m uch is ___ I reformers within oldiers. My cousins being given away. -p, 1 . his own ranks.' J JABALIYA CAMI pied Gaza Strip iugli!— It’s lime tb'be Palestinians com-' sJ _ T h e 'p r e s s u r e ' k bidh, 32-year-oIdhave Zii: our land back. ■plain they are gel-“ • • ; ''~'i T ’liaT been' Uii- 'B I small piece.” ting roo little, and ' ^ remitting on bolh B lived bcifide the lowc guard low ers and; only thi one of nearly bolh feci thc pro- EQY•QYP t A SA U O ^p j men to take a 5 ;onflicting views in ccss has become '£ \ \ harder, line und | nests that arc the cm of Israel's militaryverished oo land lhal . us bogged dow n -Mml - > retreat from com- MA i ^ } - promises reached |S arm y cam p th at first, coi beginning to- . . . in minutiae us ^2SiotJ wn ■ i; L ------greemeni signed by past Arab-Israeli *'■' csW* negolia- U thousands of other A ■^pJCori alesline Liberation negotiations. tions lasl summer ^ few feel from his rc Sepl. 13 in WaSh- All ihese elements,.particularly p forthcDecla:claration o f Principles that thejicarl of.lhis des . (he surge in terrorism,, had hi emerged laid the fourjuhdalion for Palestinian __Salufday-nightr-Sls also was ihe mosl strongly in rcccnt wcclxcks lo shift -se^f-govcrnnrnmcnt, thc Israeli with- %■ w orst o f il again.; mapy A voice,s here ____public opinion away fr^rom the peace drawal and1 futurefl relations. • ______^______M ------>_— fool patrol took himTering littlo im petus------accortir'' - *...... *—:------T he'detayly IW jmplcmcnting-thcTic=— — on the occupied West Bank-SundayBa to mourn fo at gunpoint, hc sai< The’failurc of Primiime M irtbter cord, howeviever, increases their vul- MiMore than 1,000 PalestinInians join In a m arch on against a wall aridi between i Israeli Yitzhak Rabin and PLOLO Chaifinan ntrabiliiy To extremists. Palestinian th ree P alestin ian s whoI vwere sh o t by Jew ish setsettlers on Friday. The bba an n er calls for a continu wilh two of his PaleYitzhak Rabin arid Yasser Arafat to resolveve I (heir differ- nnd Israeli: alike, al who have found in t|ction of the struggle towa«rd the creation of a PalPalestinian state. nciglibors. Tlic soldiiYasser Arafat thal ences al tlieir meetingiig Sunday in provocativee terrorisml a strategy lhai pcatcdly demanded;licved I would pave C airo thus seem ed toD ciconfirm ihe undermines:S llicll whole proccss. the PLO was all a blunder o those who had stoned.cheduled withdniw- fears of many that thehe accord on "Il is eiLsysy toi gel into a cycle o f vi-, vi\vivc politically. Me rcmaii •0 . In Jeru-salem. Is- Palestinian autonomy was wi unravel* olencc..andJ.d-v^-hard.lQ.gct-QuLbf_.vir -vinccd-in-facl, th«,hc-was It was jusl anolhetannounced no plans ing. i(," ShahalI s:said. "Israelis can never uniund (hal only he can lead cupaiion, as hopeoul fac the occupation The Palcstinian-lsraelaeli dynam ic, o verlook thc thi death of one of our thrthrough perhaps the mosl fun ally would be the kviihdrawallast that was- in reality, is far more coicomplex. Thc pcoplc,-ondid i the m urder o f innocent - tailal ofthe many strategic shif Yet, on ihe eveII o f the agreement political forces (hal brourought thc ac- Palestiniansms. such as we had last mumade in its 45 years. nearly XO.OOO men.kVhite w H ouse law n cord on Palestinian automlonomy and un week, justiflcifics thc call for more vio- Arafat/ similarly cunnol reli dren .in. the largciI______I ------tarreli-withilrow al ri-inamoiirMiongrthi,—knccr^-r------that*w5 u 1 d-m enn-t urni ng-o IE 1116 il refugee camp in iry, the Israeli military ultimate foundation foror : solving not For ihis re;reason. Ran Cohen, a lib- PaP alestinian leadership lOitl: hopcd’would'tyintic'ted that their forces only thc Palestinian qucsijcstion but thc eral membeibcr of the Israeli Parlia- caicals, now on unholy allianc' ment, criticizcized the delay us “allow- lurlumic fundamentalists and net’s military wiihdrd up along Gaza's Arab-Isracii conflict. little bitlcmcss in Shaaround the Jewish Rabin and Arafat, mornorcover, bolh, ing the hideoJeous murderers to contin- lefleft, admitting that they are —“ I’hcy’ftenT-mirye'1C occupied terriio- need, and rather badly’ soso. to make a uc lheir actio:lions against innocent vie- inin continuing lo call for an tims and to0 tryt to torpedo the peace sirstruggle to bring about the i day, 1 Slill wclcom■f threatened t dcmon- succcss o f lheir pact. bmised Shahcen by said boih-(he settlers "THiT^racli-Taicsiiniarlian conflict is process.” tionoflsracl.tio the sand in thc shade:siinian groups op* not a love story to be re;resolved bv^ But thererc is no way buck, either Compromises < thus must beb found fence. “Some o f :ethc plan. kiss or a handshake," Israeli Isi Police' for Rnbin or for-Ariifal; polilicaUy,_in--in-ihc-ncxt-lO days on the ,QUlstand-_Ql ■ agrec-with'thiSTwaccking-any-chanceSr^ ------Minister Moshe ShabalII hhad said inu they are yol<,'oked together so tightly injing issues, and Rabin, whilele negoti- ‘ jeci il. Personally,el’s I si national police weekend interview, "butbut agreemcni tliat a gain1 for fc one benefits the other a ati tin g fro m a p o s itio n o o: f g r c a l “Since I was a )ldkid Israeli Anny Ra- is a necessity that can be met by true and a defeatat Ifor one harms ihe other, strength, sir must satisfy Arafat'U's p o lili- AP always under occup realism .... llie re is reallyillynoaltema- Rnbin, paipainfully aware of his di- cai needs lo serve his own. minishcd sursuppon am ong centrist Is- “It is un impressive showV oi f c o o l- The Israeli ArrVrmy patrols Sunday alonlong the border fence sep time, it's the Israelalion, the principal . tive for cither side.*" 'W here is your identin is_the Arab side.” ' __ :sccn-the need raelis. cannoinot say.ihat the .dcal..wiih....______... ■ ■ Please see PEAACE/C2-. -rating Israel frfrom the.occupi.ed Gaza.za Strip.______- ' Both-sides had foresee ’Don’l go here,’ ‘I S ' I am bcalcn by soldi- ^ are in ph'son! Eribugl * '■ free. It’s time lo havt fi.,. even ifil’s only a sm y.-„ Shaheen's was onl Pathier see;ks retiurn of' wounided soons to 1 I million often-confeyo |j£ Gaza,. Ihc impoveri a primary’School _ _ • _ — ------Ediwr‘rnoto—-Thcrhe warin Bosnia hns dJ~ lor^.approvci/cd-and sccurily conditions5 wwere .After lheir house;e vwas hit by artiliep' Hrc . was (0 be freed firsi nir and Amir spent'ihrec Wi 10andH~Botr vidcd hundreds of thouhousiinds offaniilics, but l o r m o adequate, "WW e arc at the beginning o f aareal- n in July 1992, Samir day, under the agree T h ere is no life fc usseau said lheir relief ofncials say the'ic Ztthirovicsi arc unique. ' I.I.AM » ly harsh wiwinwr,’’ soid Dr. Gcneviiv iev e montlis al Kosevo hospitalhos in Sarajevo. Then an Israel and thc Pales w ithout by childi they needed ireaiment br c scars. The writer met thc hcaihcanbrokcn father during Idran. Bcgkoyian.^. a l^n ch w o m an in Sarajev . > But, Shaheen's ab ill for us to bring back childreiiren lo lio n ...... , 1 0 ^ optimistic o f the m: ...... S"So thcljoys proceed with ppcaccful. a mid- vayainiciat ions.” . Their father agreedeed to thc evacuation, but — ^ — Sunday.-u doy-offeriiiher, die boys are By David Crary dle-ilc-class lives near Dordcaux in Ihci homo o f licatjons with Sarajevo arc; didifTi- thought A c boys woul/ould rctum after initial rc- mifor foriiopc. tape recording to Tlie As-sociated Prc.-a‘s Jacilacqucs Rousseau and his wife,ife. Paul. They c impression Zahirovic gcLss fifrom cupcration. 'They are my life and i am their senua- Negotiationsiring bt: the taping: go’0 to school, play table tennis,is and; sample CAMBLANES, FranceFn — Safe in this ' his few bncf.:f. wrenching telephone eonvcivcrso- fadier and mother,"" »soid Zahirovic. who lost Sa Prime M inister Yit: lew seafood dishes, he war and has a married about us." Samir 1 tranquil wine-countrjniry village, twin boys . , ' - . lions with ihc ih boys is that Ihcy dcsperacratcly his older son in the ' PLO Chairman Yaf Mrs. Rousseau suggestedd thc.rtl father gol married again because sa from Bosnia share luu]laughter nnd love with a c him. They do not tell hinlim o f daughter. “ 1 never got many G azans bclicv :omc to France, perhaps withh ptpolilieal asy- ,.| tx)dy between itie and my miily," said Mrs. ■ j Frcnch couple who carcarc for them while lheir "For three month's, the U.N.N. has I didn’l want ahybod ihe way for ihc schci um. bul Zahirovic docs noi wan»anllOB.»ev,p ■ R( s by wiihout Mr. war wounds heal. he runaround," hc said. "Myy conly boys," ' al stalled in piro. I lis apartrncnt or live as a refugee. Uircc monlhs al a Frcnch Zr r house:,'Our dad _ - Half a contincijtI away,m in siegc-wcury- wish is to havehi my kids back, and in ilic- . The boys spent Uu ' raeli aulhoriiies ann( No odlcial familiar with thele ccase is eager u .n . ihcy doi fierc Amir was fitted widi co hc way dad docs Sarajevo, lheir fathera- vweeps, rebuffed at ev- *' ion!l even want to laii< to me.e. refugee center, when • 10 start pulling oui 0 send the boys back to Sarajcvijcvo, and their -i have beenbe a blood donor all myly Ilife, an artificial leg. BulJul mosl o f Iheir stay has B it. cry tum as hc tries (o to get them home again ^ * force, a phased wilh isseaus, in a modest house r husband under- • ;______^ c r 13 months apart. father’s frustration builds asIS hhe struggles Now. when[I I1 need help, nobody is thenicrc lo been with die Roussc a ke>' com ponent oi . Vl'lh -i 11 N hnrt»n'iifmi»y Ryly-aiLaccounls^l,elp.me.-or-fli n -8l-leo9t-lo-give-n»iHMn9werT 'cr,” with a yiinl ^ dog,.six do .miles from Bor:... sti .signed on the Whi he fomicr soldier is the only personper in S a ra -.. if commur tiirovic dcaux, chiidron arc wclj dren," said Ibrahim1 Zahirovic,Z whose wife ■unications were better, 2^hirx S y A - , mnnllis-agri— icvo railing so vigorously for il low, is "They’re like ourir childrencl now,'’said Mrs. or away," she said! died 14 years ago giv:giving birth lo thc boys, J®'" tr Ihe relum o f would be loltold that thc answ er,'for now On ihe contrary, :vacuatcd relatives. 1 relief Rousseau, 53. "I ’s liad enough o f "W e've never been scpseparated until they lefl." cva "No." Doclpilpr3 o f the World, a Frcnch n: ^ officials indicated t ualion, The Rousseaus,, w whose own children are di Although Ihcy misiliss their father deeply, Only C at the beginning of this month did group ihat organizedoi Ihe (wins’ cvacual 1^. ' would be beefed u| OTi, • -grown, w ere movedxl byb the tragedy o f Bosnia nontJiseverything . .... Amir, w hojpst.his Icft.lcg.whcn.shclla lef dc*. the;officc d f thc UJsl. -High CoCommissioner refuses to opiipprovc lheir immediate return jr main roads and aro 1, said and asked DoclorsI ofdieof Worid iflhcy could is , Bul if thc w ar 'stroycd their home InstInst year, and Samir, bad- for for Refugees, in charge o f mostost humatiitnri- S abine Baudot, Bi a spokcs'woman, : Sl ^ settlements in thc o :upcra- help. Thc result wasas twini boys in thc house, g( for ihcm to go iy wounded in an'armrm and fool, are wary of in an operations> in Bosnia, draftI giguidelines for Samir needsis three more mondis of recup K ' ries in advance o f thi ■ench bul quick to revert to b£ me to speak, but 1 ;— ;------rcturning-until-lhc-se-shooting stops>"I!m ihcrctunLoLcvacuntcd. ihc pnticnlicnts, Returns lion.from a1 hhmd operation and ‘‘it’s juslusl loo willing lo Icam Frenc slrutions today by i Scrb'o-Croaliun forrsecrcis;' se ~ ' ------;— ih .\Tiit.”— ------scared o f being woundiinded again." Samir said, would wpj occur only if the patient3( irinsisted, doc- soon to go bab ark ."____ ... |H^-^ and radical Palesiir posed to (he peacer pl , > S 9 I S ____ llWc^arenll-takinj ______^______Al ) , ' ' - - {■ - Rafi Peled. Israel’s ^ commissioner, lold I dio. ipa* "In our estimalio _ _ somte of c^ncemjs^ Saraje Amir and. Samir ntlend a pr with French children aged 10 are outgoing, but Mrs, Rousst brush with dealli left psychic sc —li'Q w ^ av e-nigbtm an.T,," ulic Samir went to the hospital,'Aiji to sleep alone.” Hoping l6 cheer'their father, making a home video and tape send him. Amir cried during Samir was stoic. "I told him not to worry abo said. “W e’re OK," " T h e y ’re a very close famil Rou.s.scau. “Nol a day goes b> Zaliirovic mentioned in our ho cooks like lhal.’ Thai’s the \ il."' Mrs. Rousseaus nnd her hu Stand Zahirovic's despair...... “Even if he knows his chil ond protected, ihey’re far awj “H e’s very depressed, lie ’s h diis, "I hope in ihrec or four monl is SCI for the boys lo go liogie, goes on, would il be good fo back to hell? it’s easy for me t diinHtwould-bcrbetlcrtoA\Tiit. -----CcZ-\.Ttmn3-.No«ajKiaJ:In Fnllo Mnhn Mfinrtny, ------^ T h e;Tiinefti>few l 8Tii— s FBId:h ie fv o \^tvs no i^siisfin fig th t CAT]T end 5 ^ t h ' j a g a in s t m a f iadi d u r i n gI I t a l y v iis it CUS SIFIEI PALERMO, Sicilyly (A( P) — The ^ ------no iinnal deal Reachr nore than 53,000 readersre a day witli just oneme |phone calll top U ^. law officcrcer toured the 'J (AP) — The United— — ______M afjys hcanland anclid IheI scenes of ^ ’• ' 3 G EN EV A ( / Slates and EurEuropean Communiiy __^ ------sonifr-of-ils-mosl-bru/enMn uttuci^Sun— E— battlafTolRcBi'bitter end over uircralt day. _Hc warned the moblob lhat Americu"_ '<>'^d‘'” °vies SSundayui as scycn years ‘Vill hunt you down." v C g P H of negotiationsns on a massive world FB,1 D irecto r Lou.ouis J. Freeh i m trade deal head;aded for a frantic fin- : pledged Ihc full sup]upport of U.S. ''QW ^S z ~ m judges and investigatoritors in atlempts K r t Peler Sutherl:erland, head of Ihc in- todi.smantlc tlie Italianan MI afi^ |ls cm- lemattonal'lalkailks, said ih o ^ o b a l ac-— _ pire has come under iiincreasing as- cord involving']ig’more than JOO coun- sault nfler tlie slayingsngs lasl,^ear of l a l antalizingly close but UgtlNaeca Ufof Op«l(tMW« . I M jja two famous proseoitors. al ri.sk’’ with Wednes- a lionmtEirSM KO American officials haveha' cooperated (n BuHlktHgmti 601 Baonl day’s final dead:adline looming. for dccadcs with Italian;an anti-Mafia in- “It must be: recognizedrc by the ma- idnn'irurTK vcstigatofs. Dul Free strongly jor countries thethey have an obligalion i p ' C?I i(S3n§lnVj|»»jlOT»i W worded message to a3 clchurch congre-. ! ^ i l IIXIDIVUI to negotiate andmd not to dictate,” said « SmMmltomn m CcmpuMmpuM gation suggested even'en greater U.S. Sutherland, thehe chie'f o f the General m It aid as the mob reels un o f ii ! S ------1 Agreement on 13 13 ItvntD* arrests and of growingng ranksi of lum- ^ Tariffs and iii S a r 14 il irccna Propvrr 4 Jnxty* coats breaking the code i S«vK»OweiaY jili Caniwd/pr<«( ‘ Busi said Oi had claimedled thal he earned explosive.s.cs. Pinochct, who is slill comn"fJ „ ' “NegotiationsIS are: always difficult. ■' Dto 5:30 •Saturday, 8:18:00 to 10:00 Oi told reponersrs atr the airport thal he hijackieked the plane bccause he chicf o f the army, he tolcaid a news Id be surprised." Monday-Frlijay, 8:00 was unhappy withith “C hina’s policy and legargal system.” He did nol ■ I— . confei Japanese For,'oreign Minister Tsuto- Address; elaborate. Frci ‘,5 muHata. whof0 flew lo Geneva in the i y e .r'■?' . I hope ot settliniling outstanding differ- reel West, P.O. Box S4C548, ______Bridge oolliillapses, killing alat least 20 1^ ' , 1“',' elites with theihe United States, Eu- 132 Srd Stre ■ O ' ' t e r n lada, returned to Tokyo n Falls; ID 83303 ridge in a northem moun- S S a c ; roP'»"‘lCanad NEW DELHI. IncIndia — A half-finished brid ^ '^•'P uardo prime minister. The Twin :ast 20 construction work- w L d 'g e d P' tainous state collap;lapsed Sunday, killing at least 'i know Japanese gover.-emment faccs a possi- FAX ers nnd injuring fivefive others, news reports said,id. i i that. aamcniling bic-parliamentcntary revolt over Ihe the rubble of the bridge, Rescuers had cxtricatcdext 16 bodies from ihi % ■ th e c s rice market lo foreign ' 1 th at of 08)734-5538 w hich was being bu:built over a ^mall river. i ’ . imports—aniin issue which has pro­ me side of the bridge col- Nearly 40 laborer)rers were working when one ochcl pu voked massiveve demonstrations and (20 lapsed. Many people3ple were slill trapped underr thetl debris. Tlie disaster occviccurred at Sundin town inI Himachal H Pradesh state. I tio n i Pinoc e, exhausted diplomats H ______ahDut_3(Wmifcs nornorth o f New Delhi. United N8.50 KUALA LUMPlIPUR, Malaysia — Fifty-foufour people remained en- takes officc March 11, wcS jcis on world markets. _ • Memorial Ni tombed Suncjay inin thell rubble of a luxury apartartm ent building a day af- support from the right to t widespread opposilion ) Buy: 5 lines, 30 days, $5.0(5.00 ler it was'hit by aI landslidelai and collapscd. clauses in the military-era jnlries say there is no •Wanted lolDund, Items to give away 3 lines,III 3 days ______Rescue effort*•continued co despite fading hoplopes for those trapped by tion. Among the clausesr 1 a ! standard import barri-' _ • Free Ads - Lost S Fou “ hTsh'allacd'Concre^rete'anatwlsted'stcel beamsns o f the pancaked 12-sto- like to omit arc those pt s going to be a big up- W JdM oloiirjfelrite‘e:r______= = ry building. A Japanpanesc woman was the only/ confirmedo death, the president from firing rc obscure “anti-dump-" ~______ISmSt W ork .stopped se\several times Sunday whenn ssirens warned that a fis- and other top commanders democratic U.S ; sure in the groundid seemeds lo be widening; thn[hreatcning'lhe collapse of thal provides foi'.lhe appoi J.S. negotiator, Richard* Fast Cash Ails* lains o f the first, allow us to S elf, said theihere had been limited ' a sccond hillside coicondominium onto ihe remaii ate scats...... *Fi^0 days, lor ite m s |ri|J up lo $10001000 lil was weakened by monsoonon rains, causing the land- eeme"tslo 55 „cgicgotiations on services ^ r i The hillside soil v “ I expect a loyal and di $2.75iline,10 ------r Slide;------; ...... *™ ».-5'-suchasshippin|jing and banking.------opposition that would alldo It IS the I ; Nine foreignersrs —- three Filipinos, two Korcans, Ko two Indians and work oul important agree :d States has refused to jrict/Zdays (ree on ilems for sale. Cannolnol bebt • Iwo Indonesians — were among the 54 missifising. Officials earlier had —push-the.demDcraticjcfo banking and securities 7 days regular priciitier discounts or real estate (or sale ads.Is, 1 estim ated 41 peoplepic were missing. said. "The only way to dc m K l o ' a Sill-comers, , as had been ore the fu I envisaged unde ttfidwilhciifieVeeb must tun MnseculiveJy. way o f accords." ider a GATT accord on W« esidenLsal- (i„j„cial servcrvices, saying olher : IRA gunm(nen kill police inin Belfast With lhal strategy inappoint i the „ said, "1 will seek to reslor d.nol come up with suf- 'jilrm Stniiysollwillbe/te/nc/urfed/n. __ BELFAST. NortIorthern Ireland — Irish Repiepublican Army gunmen ficicnl market:l copening offers:” ~ authority lhat ClTilcan pres ^ M d $2lor e3chail,ll}i. Msgic Values ^.killed two policemc:men in an ambush early Sunlunday, bringing to 82 the , ways had in the past lo opc problems GATT chieficf Suthcriand said Ihis ’ nurnber of peoplec kkilled in political atid sectactarian violence in North- rnilitary'commanders.” ations with • had “caused tinuniversal disquicL" » ; em Ireland this yearear. 3n administration is un- That should nol create The Qinlon bcrs o f the Royal Ulster Consonstabulary, Northem Ire- bycillinssTmes-HewsCas The two member in-his govcrhrhent's relatiIc fo r \6Vi der pressurec fromf big companies * Custom ------i-ta n d ’K po licc forcc, while nn pntrritrrit-’in nn unmarked car in __ • Get ilstiils on specials tl the military, he said. ricctiont.in— likc.Amcriran. ; Fivemilelown. 603 mmiles southwest of Belfast,t. not to back dovlown. They were in itial-_ __C pn'iVp Pf^nrpcpfff.TfiVp - Pinochet ruled Chile Ot'f-fit/t ntjp/tfotriitotircr^ ...... ; W hen they droveivc up to the com m unity’s mainma junction at least two - id the legal, ly Ihe liiggestst backcrsI o f a financial - -years-untiUalUng-fot-ck t]e lirsI ilsy it appears, lo Cl. ; gunmen appearedd ono either side of the vehicilicle,- which was hit by at Bovemment scivfces deal1 butbi are angry thal they I case ol December 1989. • Plesse check y o a rjd Ihe • Icasl 20 rounds,, anai RUC spokesman said,d, requesting customary the govern- are unlikely tolo gel Ihe hoped for ac­ ustomer Service Oepsrtmeot'eot , ; anonymity. The’militaty “respectedsrofessional cess to marketsids in Japan and South- e m ,( e p o r tlilo Ihe Cus Jf. . ConlompUed from wire reports democratically elected go"Frei said, east Asia,. during these years and thi to receive m stf/Dstaenf. menl has respeclcd the prt KS the right to censor, reclsi:classllyor role o f the armed forces," I •Jhe Times-News reservevertisem t not weeliog iP eace- reject snyclissilledsilve 1 as the re- outposts arc closed,do checkpoints arc tbiisher. Continued from Cl^ the speed:dofthci]cgotiations. ( ( e is of the essence.” the left- 1 mers, to rc- removed, roadsids are reopened, pris- • IhistinM solthepubl ness on the part o f boll»ch leaders, say- spaper Al Hamishmar ob- I tic a c co rd , oners com e home, ho: our troops pull head and jusi do ately with moves, such a ing lei’s not run ah'co' Sunday. "Every delay in car- ‘ id feel and out and the PLCLO com cs in. That will ______somelhing under prepressure, Dedi , - lease o f Palestinian prisonccy don’t so all happen in thethi first phase. Wc are TheTimes-r*i-N e w s lem ber ot I'arlia- - build confidence in Ihe Zucicer, an Israeli m ca : to CTeate unforeseen prob- i just nc~g'6tiatingiigTioW^ll'Vrtllhappciir------ment from the left-win^ingMerelzPar- - “People wanl lo sec and d a loss of control." ysts believe 'T h e trick willwll be to persuade our ty, a member of the gogoverning coali- ) rnste the chance, and they CUSTONIWER be regained own people thallh they are just as tion, commented. “B“But they must Freij, the mayor of Bethle-- t far,” he said. l the Wesl Bank, warned that ( lular confi- lafe, even safer,fer, with the rapidity of , use Ihc time-well — Jl . Yet, senior Israeli ahalys day delay in implementing ( icess, both these changes.5. W^ e do need som e as- SERVICII ;e a high polilical price'fc - thal the mpmenlum can be ^ina! agreement “w ill create t inians. surances thatt thetl proccss will n^t . The principal dangeiIger now appears . “"Siji t quickly, and wilh il popul Palestinians many more i A p ril'13, spin out o f coniJ)nirol — that's w hy we to be that the stall Inin Ihe drive 5 deiicc in the peace proce S ol border crossings, for _ : am ong Israelis and Paiesiin ^ j :4 A 4 8 ^ r LER-32& -5375— c,’’ a Rabin example — butlut a speedy implcmen- ______that the moTnentumnJosLirv J recent fli" . _ ‘ MAN • GO OW N G/W H N DEa1 552 3 4 -2 5 3 5 5 “The real deadline isns / will see talidnisasmuciuch in our interest as in - UREY/RUPERT 678-2552 weela is not recovcrec:rcd and tlial llie MuchI willw 'depend, Frdj said, on c —— ------BUHt-5. sMBcs-to-govefn—whetherr hIsrael'foltows up'lm m edi^ i :ed as army" t h ^ P t O V cycic of-vtolence-con Jericho must be complete,’ JEROME/HAGERM/ y n * ■ I adviser said. ’^Palestinians BUR I “ ■{he'chiingcs'galhcringlpcct

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)CELLANEOUS______----- tEQAL-NOTIGEr—I-bEGAli-NgH6E— -OFFWS/------^ ^ la -T. tR r: a d e ------2i3-IM SCsr^PilAMPntlS____ 213 MISCEL CUEmCAL — ------jpOflTUNmES OPPOHPORTUNmES ^ DRIVERS TWIN FALLS COU^DUNTY MINUTES Ifiedflm IFFY COMPANY “ ereproeentathnto ~Classt k» existing vkteo ____ Moro dotanod Commltiionor»tors Minutes aro available at eedeSuSwSioSS^ Dick. jton Inventory Ser- (So offico ofthoT w in F a ll ^uCoi n ty Clerk. 425 Shoshooo ntaloffice.Computerex. . 1-8CX).727.S865 i-,< vice is foCtooldng lor part-tlmo xnceasion in major Stro«t Nonh, Twin Falls, Idaho. 'MS to assbt in l o ^ groceryy storesto d i ^ M the rlenoe necessary. Vaca- Drivera:Bra: Now trucks, now entpfoyoe na.NoeoHlngnec- Novombor 1.1003 Monday thriru Friday de;adline: xon&slckpay.Sendre- benelii Z. b“«.IyS! tellta, good p a y . Call Inventorit f. Must havo trena- In tho Manor ol HUMAN RESO'SOURCES noto:-Box0tel4,%Tho Konati1 at 034-4451.______we ofterIt fn o d m l te u tan o . Commfulonon approvod ihothe transfer ol Sheri KIrsch Ties News, PO Box 548, — — tkxi. 10-12 hrs per <01 K H ollnm ont nomlnga. Base phis fronnho po»ltloa.of CatendortorCoordrotor < ln_Court SjW- __ 8:Q0a.r,.m. - 3;00jx.m., “s;rwin Falls. ID 83303.______J j l l — "Vwea-to MtaOsmoanor Oa«yA« DRiyERS__«5iJj Attomoy-i Office. Salary willIII stay a at $1000 per month, y D ealership n e e d s a KOTONiONEfiUTTHREE llm pom t S w io V W w fl* ’” this trantferwill bo otfoctlvo NoNovombor 10, IBM . for next:t day pubilcSt!Tion « iiure. responsible part- OPPOFPORTUNITIESI North hlflh-tec) M60S,8andy^UT 'Ilme en recepllonist, cashier, Amarlcerlcan Van Lines, has s a c r v ”.'! In tho Manor of HUMAN RESO^SOURCES dging. For those In- 070. Attn OuY. _ Commiulonofs acceptsd thothe reilgnabon ol E. Scon llleclc' clerk. This position re> oponinimings for ownor opera- and fowl roe a seH motlvaied indi- tors> hh iR e i o c ^ Sorvicea. lonntodl/ i n worWng hi c*hor Paul (rom iho position of Soniconlof Deputy Prosecuting At- halwoaecvKO.neod JH5 BABYSBYSTTTERS tomoy otfoctlvo Octobor 1,199:1993. ' ly ad deadlirne: saual wilh good customer Blankoinkotwrap and High Sunday rolatloBtlon bawground. Qood valuaueProdu^ThedwiM F Ible achodule? No WAKT!WTED . In the Manor of HUMAN F^ESO[SOURCES , ml Romombor those ..... Commlssbrttre appravod thothe promotion ol.Loron BinO; 1 toloplophone skIIIb a m ust, |s younours doponSIng on ox- prO“ ®<*" I v ■■■• ------eommputer p ikltIi~B'ptur.'' ' pdrlehclence lavaranJlypd^r -ChrtoniaTiM bills are comina- -m u R wItmRURAkJiCPRwiB------ham to tho position of Entryry LovolI Deputy Prosecuting ...... -—Fridalay-5:00-^.m. what aro you wahlng bobvslovoa Attomoy effocttvo Octobor 2222, 1003 with a salary ol Hour*u n Monday throinh Frt- ooeratk ovoa. 736-7639 y^00p.m.-8^tfp.m„ |i|y^r s f v SIslI Jo b Service in a ■ ' ^ $27,500 por yoar. Jallatoranapplica- r needed Mon. Wod In the M a W o f HUMAN RESO[SOURCES turdays 8:00 a.m. • 6:00 drTver.trar. A ttractive Iraclor Twin Fai I evenings. Experi- Commlsslonors approvodi ththo appointment ol Grant Mondayay ad deadliiine: ' i chase programs avail- twnorioi irelorred. Call the Loobs to tho position ol Entry Level: Deputy Prosecuting tlia above hours nood ab'?*0. Cali 1-800-348- _callo(^ ■ 33^______• . . Anomoy with a aalaiy ot S27.S:7.500 per year effoctivD a l or ply. S end rosum o and 9147'i7 Dr o o tC M ^ . A leadingig non-profitI studom oroncestoBox98887.% t t Sirldan, Idaho llcensod. exchanc around December 1.1003. Saturdiday 10:00 a.i.m.- Times fflnes-News,P.O,Box548. PLOYMENT lor rosWoolial wiraman. «8£ m C In Iho Manor ol HUMAN RESOISOURCES -Twin! ------mo positions recruit- *IDS/»DSWFO Com m lulonors approvod tho temporary appointment ol H n P ria ito nior w orkthrough tho pan-timo Jonnifer Brown a s a part-tlmomo Deputy Prosecuting Anor- erienced leg^ secretary y ..,ir. Top 7 pay-K benollls, Ino-Bcroc noy a l a salary ot $13.50 por)T h lhe motion to uphold tho de- Y I witha:h accuracy, bookkeaing Commlssionor Blass mado ihi W AfiM y 733-8721. S g Sand monthly reports ‘n Buj)^urkiy. 678-4040 ____ d»ion.noLlo.iillow-tax.oxompimpUon.lo.FawnbrcwK.Apoft-.. ____ 8 a,mTl. - 5:30 p.nrI 1 . knowlowlodoo roquired. Drop oflrojtim irrllo&ySIOlS 1 ^ -durlnnsjschoolyoafrldeai------EXPI•XPRESS------monts, socoodod by Commissilissioner Homploman and the C Instalkir. rough-ln ox- candidsliItfesaroecJivolntho PERSONNt>NNEL SERVICES , motion cnrriod. •al'IW184 2nd SLW. or mail to HVACln 0. Box 225. May call P®'’®"rlonctf, Wages DOE'*■ commurlunity. exporlencod amERKSAH3AHTEMP0RARY Novombor 6,1 9 9 3 wfK8.ee8-ret7. *Jlh yoi^ouno poopio. and SERV» In the Manor of HUMAN RESO•SOURCES------• — sndayJhru.Wednosdiy. JSISSU ERVKES.MC. — Saturdalay office hoilurs: odlato cutting d n maker 'have o~xcoliontox' organlzo^ - We caniholp>oUWtihyour' help — - Commissioner approvodJ thoth torminalion ol Teresa 4-8M 4.ask tor Sandy. Immodla 4-HPn?grsrrrrA8sl8tant-ln^he— litlon available, expeil- tional andar public relations, w t ^ aaty, t y . iseasonal. PT, 4 > “T onson Irom"ffio"p6sltldh""of"4-I- j - ...... Indivfdivfdualloworiiconoctkxis. P®**"® SupoNiston loe $500 - lo v e m b e r4 .1003. ced prolorrod bul not skills. Su 'nploymont needs, Extension Offioo offocdvD Nove ------7-arFririT—lO-arm: Mossary.-wiu train. Slart porstudiudont placoiTwnt. Ro- |n Twinin Fa ^ls 734^452 Novombor 10, 1003 Sunday Circulatiiition only 7 a.m . -1iO:QO a.m . % ht away. Starting pay sumo;: lollork ol intorost to in BurloyWrl0Y676-9295 - In tho Manor of HUMAN RESC^SOURCES 5 5 g j.50porW i cair«6. CHI, 80:^3^W^Rub^Tor- M/f/W-t tho roilgnatkin of Deborah' HA^-fe0E-|gk)0_ Commlssionor acooptod tho Legal I 16 Mon-Fri. bolwoon 7 raea. Poi Mulkoy from tho position off SrSmall Claims Ckirk in Court Sorvicos offoctivo Novombor« t19.1003. and 4 pm. ask lor Clay Kimboriyly School Dislrlct Is 217 RESUUiSUME In tho M aine of HUMAN RESCESOURCES i n PROFESSIONAL 203I AOnKULTURAL S 221______^ accept^lingapplcatfonsfora PREP^lEPARATKM 10 bua driver. Tho dis- ______Commlsslorwrs approved tho ap^ntm ent of Mary (Su- bookIMH>okkeeplng, dlscovory. ^ Lot R & tio) QBrion to tho positionXI iot srn^ CWms Cierk In mod: Exporloncod pans ooauicumeni prepaiatbn. Pay you hoi rill provldo training & 733-2009» R.R.: SkKton-toadtee : Court Sorvico# offectrvo Novor)vember 8 ,1 0 0 3 with a salary inner and shop organize- J Is a vory succosslul :al. Aoolicalions may howtowrtojrtogoTresume^ ised on experience. An.In- & J l s ie d up at the district ' of$1000amonth. BANKRUPTCY iS>nal foreperson tor large quirleilries conlldemial. Send ' iruckliicklng^llrn^looklng^lor Stop foreclosures, custjstom farming operalion. rosuisum e & cover le tle r by good p 141 C^erSlW . (n’^l^r^ot^H lfM A N RESCESOURCES repossessions,ro suits, Sonond retume lo: Box Oec.B'c.ieioLeoBlDopt„ conscnsclous drivora. You Commli$ionen approved ththe e appolntmer)t of Cherj^ Ur- f;ij|]ll|IJilHHUlHilH garnishmQt ents & other qjq7806, c /o TJm ei N ew s. p.oQ. . BoxI 1407. TF 83303. needJied Jo have 50.000 OTR H nw papaperdellvwy I m ruUa to tho position of ColorBlendar Coordinator In Court conoctlon actton. Froo pp;OBo«548,TF.|PiOy3. j j ; ^ bo a recent graduate , tolophono consultabon. lie Valley RehabllltatiM Sorvicas, offoctivo Novemberber 2, 1093 with a salary of „ ------tele )wlces.lnc.,lscurrenlly' mtnKkdrWng school. 4 L0(ooking for ^ ^ $1000 por month. Apl I MEDICAU S«opling applications tor be atatk>ast23yTSOtage. w Q A ARRIERS n n In tho Manor of RESOLUTION:ONS .11.101-LOST4F0UND DEHTAt . Ihop0 ^ sitfo n ol Administra. R J» Leasing oilers: Com- ; CommlulofMrs consJdorod>d ta rosotutton lor a foe in- _ V/mH.Uu»»ny '0 Secretary. Appllcams iHlvo wagos, fool Incon- inthe 0 cover cost ollumlshing Ihe Found:Watdi.hat4gk>vo8”f ------live S II creoso at tho Buhl Annox to o UBLhaye.oood typing Ji«//0, rider program, late ‘i^u,ountainViowand drtvors'licentA 'ond auto liconk»nse-officesrComml*s»ner — ~ Bt-Christmofl.In-TheWigM— ------a S ' S K m :-SS5! Idol conventional trao- , •• Rforr i Ave area • — ------Homploman movod to adoptDt theth resolution, seconded by time SWW. Como in ft) fRlHo, I d th o S3443 companions.. " Contact end E il. saloly Inconlivos and ‘Falls Aw^vo-1800 bfock oroa 301 BUStNIISmESS Commisiionor FroJoy and thoho imotion passed. • Wontllyat ____ 1^00-648.2166_____ }wolatMVSS,200 2nd prefeofkSencyinWortPorftKi, in|| m m borwlls for^ho 'Mauricea-H - annon Park aroa OPPOiPPORTUNmES RESOLUM.UT10N Kimboriy Nufsofiofl. lopendabki house cloaning Ave.«. N.TF, 10amlo4pm, tproa WHEREAS, Tho City ol BufBuhl has constnjctod a now ^Lost car & houso keys, bo- sorvicos, roasonabto ratos, Monondavthru Friday. toftwi iro lnlerma?lon call Dan M you aroirointorostodindoliy- E sIA ishaphapayphonorouto. 1.8QQ.523-3Qe9. City Holland tween Villa Vista & Latha-n retofoncea. ColI733-9625_ q irSECTOR e OF NURSING assi;X o . r r o ”3 s “ «7;; -« i« s 1ng papers for the j 1200»200wkpotomitri. w h e r e a s ; Tho City ol Buhluh1 and surroundng area are Motors i via S Washington & wotarial experionco, two Noodoeidod: Experloncod hoy Tlmos-NcNows, contact Doug, 1.800heoo-*afe^7632_____ 1 ol auto reglstratton and driv- (ern C onstruclion: Drivo SEFERVICES in long torm so ao doslrous ot having tho salo ol Minidoka Avo. Roward. ire cenlor. Wages 4 ben- yoarsrars of w h i^ must bo di- oqupnuipmont mochanic. Oood 733-1 NAME BRABRAM) VENDING ore liconsoB available at thatit sitosi and way, gravel & backhoo core TU-S622______Ills nogotlablo. Contact rectlyctly assodated wlh worit- dving ^ g rocord, salary DOE 77— — - nad(-aoda route for WHEREAS, Tho City ol Buhljhl ihas provided spoce in the ^ work. C all 543-5213 or otlK gwilhanadm lnlBlralivo -i-bono)onelitB.SchtelmonTr80- Nowhlrinj LoBt; Romlnglontrap 12 ga. 42M945. Joyoyco Ellis, Wosl Magic Ingw SlSOO^vookcash City Hoil building for this olfico shol bun In Groon hard • management level per- lor.Boise Bo 376-3333. end ma not available at any other sal- Problsmrwotorcomafflinrf- ^ariaro Conior. Mon-Frl, 9-5, or m« n:Comferf148 slale carrior based ebly go< . a loo ot twenty five cent* to area. 733^737.______VWI;Mil do sowing & allorationB. Boise, looking lor quail- App»y_at.'atJerometocalton._ ------= = >OKINQ lor good Cf^A-s ar«^0 1 Send resume lo: Box In Bolt KEEDCASH7 Can733.380i_____^------LOO 9 0 17,c/oT lm eB N ow s. fiodovd ownor oporaloiB ol nat SUNVALAlfEY^SKlHESOfrr Web”noles r ^ 4 roai OBtalo fiE It FURTHER RESOLVED/ED that this charge wOl sun- LLost: Sm Calico cotorodAus- ipply In perso n only al ling tho offtco is mot. IralianShepherd wrtai. Re- Vest Magic Caro C enter. POBOBox 548. TF. 10 83303 bodidoquipm 0 onl.fastpay. Is hiring torI th e winter soa- contracts.a^^C^tiwRnanco C , set whon tho co sl o l furnishing 110 PERSONALCARE Wo Ms wand. 423-4743 Hftnson 1 '0 4 QniorAvo.W osl..TF. TwinFil F a b Clink; &Hoeplal is 9>od ^ bonolits. Call 1-806- son. any posillons avail- 1>BOO-' Dated this 15th day of NovomI■ombor 1903. i»0113. Bud Dodoo. able: CookB,C pfop-cooks, ------*------/a/Jomos F. Fraloy TWIN FALLS lodod: 1 lull timo oxporl- »eklng an individual with xporionce in acco u n ta TwinIn Falls F b asod acrylic bakers,ars, espresso bar afton- om bNANCIAL u m j ...... jamoB'FrFrolOT;chaInnnn 1 “■ ■■■ —^ ...... ANIMAL SHELTER EEldorly-provldor,-in-you. l* entmeed CNA lor day shilt. oxpo B ^ hlors.buBors, a yableandporsonnal.A - stuccr hour as per skill lovol. tondont ttorvin tlomS«T>»n, Commissnissionor ^ ■iiS3&6e23. J rom ^ , 8am • 5pm. Twin Falls por f« sl Loans, bin consoU^ Dogs a ro llstod In Ttios- llnic* Hospital otte rs a Can734<>626. an^ ______flls. f'r'an'SStZJ*^Tri . auto financing. $500 ATTEST: • . . URStNO UNIT MANAGER Cllni day, Wodnosday, Thurs- S13 113 CH»J)CARE NUR omprohonsive bonollt vVoniodmod oxpofioncod carpen- lousino available. In- fo $10,000. Robert S. Fort day & Sunday Timos- SERVKJES S la t iwingWedneadOTDo- ^ - Robert S. Fort, CJetk BCkaoo with a competHivo tor.Cir.ciiaStyuB, Can today. Nows. Locatod 139 6th ___ ilary. 11 you havo tho nec------)orl5thalltoWo«oo odatasFlnandal Novombor 18,1003 Avo W., ofternoona CallCallus tor babysitting lor shi| Bsary qualificallona wilh You111TI nndnr a varisiy ol inioresi Plaza,a, 9 am to 5 pm . For. Services In tho Manor of HUMAN RES(ESOURCES only, Mon-Frl. Closed your yo Christmas company iQg ig oKofino* In Uio dm lliod appoinlliniment call Monday tbobiu*! d the appointment ol Clinton (Hf-nwtlvalteQ. pioMO con- Slue Lakes Blvd N Commlssiomrs approvod tt Sot, ^ n & holidays, Coll panios. pa: Group ratoB. Cus- onm th e Admissions Unit to f fl; :lumnj ewory day. Oovolop Docoml»mbor13thorlhoreal- Doerr to the posWon ol partrt tiltim e Detention Officor with s »om Kids 733-1983. tununction in a sell directed, lorooOorfiabll. torat62622-2081. ' Active Novombor 15,1993. ■ 736-2299 lor m ore lnlor» j w wage ol $5.00 per hour elfecti matibn. This Is a public cHI I n ^ Manor o f HUMAN RES(ESOURCES CHILD CARE; Got SOS olt ^ I am now accofXing appll- .Commlsslonors approvedd ttho appdntmonl ol'Dona sorvico announcement of 2ndmonlhstulllonlorall 2n alions tor roliol audllor & ThoTlmos-Ncws. _no ------Y arbri^h to the posltlpn^olol Ipart turie Oispatchar.with-s _ ixcolenlbenolHpaokoge— - P«l-afl'-timodoskctofk.^ly._ TIM w oge o t^ .O O por ho u r o^ t c ^ ttw Novem ber 15,1003, ^ -EfrKl,“K A S f . T 4^tinui,c^eduMion 1 person at 1350 Blue |f1IVINR(LLSJB.| l| ■ iffil n 105 PEHSONALS ^ ^-engorrrKkfa. 733-1963. a i ^ Blvd. N., Twin Falls. . ' R'?S"lffi?0(BEkJLUTIO^IONS' • • . CUSTOM KIDS: oil ag o s, ^ i ! S ^ . 3 5 hourly) -Aoll. placo a clasillied ad. m copt tho rosolution. Commissnissionor Frak>y socondod roll iatoohard .nand insurod. Baby roofn, .m., Lose pounds & inches „ Jnit t o o d o r ^ toam You-i-ouTl l*fl Iho iMl fSjultt. 1 ^ 1 M call vote takon: Homplomanan yes, Fraloy yes, Blass ab- part timo or fun time. Drop- _mombor Route 710: Havo moro energy yI?; wolcomo. 733-1963 „ „ t M o.cn ontbct: . nna CHOOLS AND OLUTION No moro’sweets* aavings jKW's r r Gatoro homo doy care. j,John Wray, A sstDM S ^ 3 PROFESSIONAL _ BJBLOCK SIFREET 401 SCHO 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Drrecommondod ’'S ': USTRUCnON WHEREAS, TWIN FALLS C< 3 tuli-timo c ^ n o s . 6 wks A Rocfoatton Diroctor refunded tho 1987 Issue of .Jail Constmction bonds on 100%menoybadsllhvHablU7^6wt28e -25 is noodod In Gooding, AVQ- Truckk DriDriving 4 Heavy” ■ Fobnjoiy 3.1993. and . Lkwifiod Day Caro iState Hospital South $8000-yoar. 700 R IerA WHEREAS, AFTER THE rolrotundlng insuffidont monies Blackfoot, ID 83221 gen ^ o » EoulpnlulpmantTralnlna- Hnntord Hoahh inkirmalkx) 324-8910. 3end rosumo lo: Gooding 1{ 'Q S t . Hands ontnontminlng;Short^g • w orotott In tho existino ^bond and Interest redompbon network. Health Concerns? = Phone: 2 ( ^ 7 8 5 ^ 1 5 100-400 Pierce ______F ^ocreatten District, P O * x courses;os; C.D.L.-rotro8hors:C ■ fund to sorvico tho Novombor, 1.800-7fl3^113 AA-EEO______502 •THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVO L ^ S T ^ ^ f RJI&UANT to - placomonmont aBstslanco: li- , On Mon Nov 29,1993 bo- osiiions opor. kx lull lime & D( R 1C. 63 0 1 i thp Twin Fsfft-County.CocnnilsfltooonLttnng; i Route 724: nancinano avail.:a accrodilod • rent Expense fund into tho Jaii twoTTlI 7 tim o r m ^ i n m r p^irmjR!«VHidLPN‘t^n- ——Kk la itirrJ a n u a rY W t^ ------JlSSCTrDiasrt-Trock------for $63,200 out ot th e Curronl MinkJokaMofflorlalHo^ai - 43= Bond Intorost and Redomptioiption fund in the form of an in- brown Suburban & maroon VSSlSTAIjr Er ol Sd- ' >' 201 ADMWISTRATIOW Norma B la u Knows ranching, good 201 )nce Degree In AgricuRuro 200-5002> 4th St.;t. w. cook. No drugs. Moving to MANAGEKCKT • FjFjj*lR?!^r^ari-ilmo ^0 _ _Iwln^a.SW M .cloaBo ___ ExuStoiit wrmenS id-vertial- —-2 0 0 .6 0 0______5th.Avkve._W,___ ^ H JII - -wrlto'Carrol.-PO eox-1502,- mai ATTEST: * MANAGERS lor local moloU. T |SEjdofttivoorienUtion con:ommunication skills aro 100-400 1i 5th St,;t. w. llUd /s/ Robert S. Fort Rod Bluff CA 9 ^ ------^Profor team, oxp prolorrod .Continuing cc oducolbn------alsijlso noeessary.Jobde- . -100-400 — eth.Ay\V 0 . w . I Robert S. Fort but win train. 733-1436 .NcNo k»w census days _ scri|icriplkms and applicatkins Twin Fans County Clerk 106 HAPPY ADS * * MANAGERTRAINEE *EvEvery other weekend oft arearo available at the Human 100-300 11 ■ 6th St3t. w . Novombor 23 .1093 CoUogoorZyoojBrotaiiox- ‘Exeoiontbenerii Ex package RoiResource Departmont, 400 7th AvVve. W. • In tho Matter of BOARD OFIF EEQUALIZATION Illo s tS slz e sI Gol startodoA ^porkmceroQulfod.Prtlos- *C< lourthftoorollheTwinFans n thehoTidaysbolorolhoygot '1 Commlsslonors mot as tho Board of Equalization on stonalanitijdoandaniroa *Pc County Courthouse, or you 100-200 1 7th St ------lW8-daie wllh tho foltowinj)ire r « s u itt;—------.■ .tn > l o d o n > ^ ^ 7 .7 3 6 L - m u s t. Po5a*>iefuturerelo-- CorContact ------■ - ______matnaysubmitan appliealion. .„.o John Wray, OKS andBndrosumoto: -300-700 x ------All St.- f ; . . Grantod a Hardship &omcempbon for 1990 taxes on tho cation. Salary negcjiobki, (oltowing parcel number;ir; FE^T0001140016AT “ 107 SPECIAL CCall between 10 and 12 on Departmantof Twin T Fails C ounty Hu- 3300-700 Oak St.S | _ J Grantod o Hardship ExornKompBon lor 1993 taxes on thoD NOTICES \WodiThurterlntOfviow. HaalthandWalfare manflosourcea a400-800 Russesett St. ■■m , loltowingparcolnum^nFin RPT4561000015EA /C6 Mans Store Stata Hospltil South - Ann: A Renee Robbins ^ B lackfoot ID 83221 pP.O. Box 126 Ave. EQUAlJAL HOUSING - P U B L IC M o n d a y Deooii«>mber13,1903.______. ALCOHOLIC^ 300 Wall A Phone: 2o3.78S<415 Twii T Fans, ID 83303 o300-600 Washiihington St. OPPC’PORTUNITY ANONYMOUS AA-EEO______Closlosing date is Thursday, ” AI roojI eta:ettata stKsrltlng In (hit ! NOTICE INVITINQ BIDSr doliverod to ^ i c Valioy d Regional M odled Cemor, - - ■ Call-733-a300------IN position available at - D«December31,1093.Twln nwmaporlapor It subjoct lo b s Fair • ------^Yoo aro horoby_iK!inosl. Fafla County Ib an equal op— Q In Anorttlont-Maro Hanison,I I Bob Nora Band. 733-3486.. M jOJ ADULT CARE ”qGooding. County Memorial Fa« gAetvMdirrtikUltl^ - that Modiojl Constnjction Ho6pHorpTovonln«shm _B2SxBunltvemploygf.------R 10 advoiU»i'oitlt'e *sny protorence ' Group has been chosen,n 650 Addison Avonue ' HOTLINE-733-0122 — Route 726: V WosL P.O. Box 409. Twin , Young parallzod vetoran. -oexporionceiruamrdhoalih , nerdboMrolenbatadon , as the Constructton Man- ' A pnblom Is not a probam to *r. rolglwx uk. h»dcaR ». Falls,Idahoe330l. whon shared. Mental sooks » personal care anon- ninursing. For further inlor- 21010 SALES ______: | B BLOCK SITREET dant. No oxporionco req. mnlton. m 934-4433.______saui. or nsfcral or r to All bidders m ust obtain a ‘ Health Assoc. 5pm-7am. d to make any tuch ; of c u rre n t p u b lic w o rk s II-^ 24 ^ u r s on wknds. Will V Irain. NA-s, RNA's woi- fjhilt h Supervisor position Susinoss 5 hanan St. al cense ltsue<< by lhe State------* riMinlnfM ^ 1*^1 500-600 BuchJ a - ol Idoho shoulaa contract 87PS tor norsoofti lntwvlo-of the-am ount wagon, mieronoes.- - - at: al W est Mk Io Care Cen- GoiQoklen opportunltyl No ox> . 5500-600. . Piercf ------for: ttio:otoctr^caI:.pllrmb- :Freeiottlng.Can734-7472 . Ttenowjpa»(wefw«f«lffwitn(^ I-— lng; casowork; heating;a- bW'lf the total N d nnioum* ' orl-800^1-7472. ■ ^ - 3 2 1 1 taf.B40FnefAV0.W..TF. U pornKi. ft-F T . M training t Is over $5,000,-Bld secu. ■ t^ h l l e k f . Can for focal in- n lanyacfrtftljlnglertoal . .vontilation, a n d fl)r. co n dJ. i-, •itty can bo provided In tho] SANTA FOR HIRE terviow. 1-800-762-2693 H SMwfkhitlnvtolaMn ol^ e tlonlng: windows: dbors; ' lorm ol cash, cashiers ( avail days or ovoa. Route 750: law. Our)ur rMdoiir are horeby frames: and hardware. ) 3g6-52S8toBVomos8aoo. SALESPERSON q « Roqot or Nancy Ekiridoo. t e . \ iIdaho lo sen window 4 door 500-600 5 RIer/rAve. SSSSS u- to.ttto.MSBSal.Cqqlor or a HomeR ftrocCons. contract docu- > SAKTAI products. Prior sales oxpo- ^ JDTofiooBII-flOOflW- , monti, spoclalinstruc—e^-DWdorrbond oxeeutod byt - Hire Santa to com etoyour— rienoo In the bulWIng indus- • 500-700 v Rllmclo ra S t. TUB Ton-trofl tetophono ! tions, drav^ings a n d sped- t house, school, dayc^, try Is required. Compoittivo 600-700p GrantntAve. • ntfitorbrlr tor hearing krveM Is fications, bv appointm miii t otc. Can 733-5466 TripleP■lays. 1componsation 4 b^ollls I500-600 Hani!risonS L . - 827-8275, 1Dnm-fwononty|------package. Send resume S' BofW Sis. ' i ‘aS ’bSi mu.l with employment rolor- 500 Jam e ------^Vafley-Rwlonal-ModlcaU J--10>-KK>FE&8IONAL------iincoaJolBax-a763fi^ ______e HOMES------^______Tlmoe Nows, P.O. Box 548. -'500=600------P olki Center, 850 ^ s o n A_ve-e- p.m MDT. Thursday Do-; SERVICES FOR SALE nuo W est. Twin falls,», « ^ r 23, t093 at_whl^ as Twin Falls. 16 83303. .—-1 600 Tmloit o s t : Idaho 63301. Completete time-the bids-will beJ BANKRUPTCY: ^ UoeilupHiis!s season. ' r'EXAS i REFINERY CORP. 500-600 e Wirsosching Ave. NEWHOMEWmi ' sots of blueprints andid opened In the Secondi an a f f o r d ^ altomativo neodsn e mature person now IV/0RLDQUALmE8 ill- F tw Conteiwco Room o I forstcppinoooditon&bill InI n TWIN ' FALLS aroa. Re­ X) Magic Valioy Regional coOeclorB-PfeoconsuJiotion gardless ol experience. , j windows, wood mold- oach through Ed J. Medcal Center. ,1 Fran R. Komblum writewr K.C. Hopklna, Box iIfyoullvebysnyoftlthese streets g.cofleredoeBinge,4 Johnson, AicWloct. 120B)B s/Maglo Valley Regional" Attorney BtLi>w-733-5gD0 7 1 1 .Ft.Worth TX76101 TUS. 4 batha o n i •cre. 17th Avenue South, Nash-h- Medcal Cenier SpomoredDVMHibcMlH.! and want to be a car,srrierlorThe • HmMctoanioa: MotkaJtous & AoiwKUii«n ird }«u'&ile ^ •hoci» d m liW lor w nsi^w Jl Sandy todw . Broker . - villerTonnessee 37212,2, PUBLISH; Monday. No- (KMl wmber 22. and Decemberf working. C U Carol for you need - ft't a way . TImes-NemcalL733-lm3Uxt.203 owned S2fitf.000. phoo«v-(615) 327-2S90. —i— m m m I S’to save monoy. ThomasmasRoaily73W348. All b i ^ s h ^ bo mollod or 13.1993. ostlmQtos. 4 b ^ 4 0 . 1 - —1------. . . I. i:______- ■ •______

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13 BAZAARS i 602 UNFURNISHED 607 OfFICEAND 702 CATTLE 7(705 FARM 711710 HORSES 71816 FARM U S C . 803 I 502 HOMES 512 FARMS/RANCHES ANDCflAFTS HOUSES R ETA t SPACE ; MACHINERY FOR SALE ANO DAIRIES 400 • 600 b bred Hol-' ^ TswoWgoWftTwoabrokor 24e4 calf pens.$30ea;2calf _____ ; BteinSwlBSdairy holfors, 'l 45 inlemational plow. 3 bot- good g hunting horao. $1200. sheds, sh $150oft;botttos, Executive homo. 4 bod­r OFF1CE8$100 UP 736-8022 c al 324-7456, buckets, bu hay A grain leod- M T a c r e t h a tr ”^ DAIRIES Call 733-5425______1tom.reodytogo. $3800. __ HOLIDAY rooms, 4 baths, $1500 por 400-5000 olfico spaco avail- • ers, mtec: 3 row corrlgalor, PRESENTLY HASIA S • DBL10 - 40 ftcfos. 5 bdm>dfm pen ih . roloroncos & finan- SpurobrodBmngusbuils, J Call 543-5740,______1 Ik black paint maro in foal. «« , $l650;.1painl,studcoltr-W$360: disk, $100; slock A 2 BEDROOM-M _ bik*hom«rBuhl------— ^ ~cia^ualilic8tk)ns roquirod. Q o ^ lo ^ io n ^ o ls of pM - - — various a g e s.------ti1 4 'BtlllkjnTOltor-harTow. 12' $ SiktrmJfpletop.COO.- ' C R A F T S & — IB DBL 8 - G rade A. goodlim im - Call ^ -6 3 4 8 ,______654-2245.______iGreat Plains grain drill, JD $850 • or best olfer. Cail w HOM E ON T H E _ ing. Ail utils furnished. Coil . 934-8183______- S ' provomonts. t»m o and mo Joromo: 1 bdrm. $200,6041 733-1874 leavo mossago iCharolols brown Swiss buil 16’ chtssd pkJW. Spooco 3 _S ^^===^== BAZAAR £ PR O P E R T Y SloSWolJoroom point dhchor. Triplo K 6 row HorM K Boarding Avail In A W B Can324-2B41 _ or7?4-^11.------coil. 7-8 month oid. $500.. i WHICH WOULD.D DBL 7 • O rado A. lockupe •0811436-4895,______:s-tine cuillvator, MF 3 boi-. out door Stan. Indoor arn! JONES WE HAUL . Office spaco for rent, oxcol* . erentt.324-4816. . . SPECIAL REN T F O R $ 3 00 0 A / corrals, commodity barr lent location A parking. iColslrum stanod bull calvos 'tom trip boan plow .lnnls RupoflanML Usually con move you 835 boan wlndrowor. 16.9 — 2 D A Y S . MONTH . n S175 mo, 7^^1036, for cnio, 324-7360. 2 ,. DBL4-QradoA.3bdrridrm ANYW^RE tor lots than X38 snap on duals. JD Horse H< pasture avoiiablo. Thoro Is room lor 3 or TTHURSDAY.& > /s' II homo. 275 nao s, Edon ronting a truck. Nood P R O D U C E R S 7700 diesel combine with Can ^ ^3-6373,______ploxos and o duplex. Cc DBL 3 - Small daW. 4 bdrr)drm loads to Calif & Ariz. 608 CONDO RENTAU 181ieadof. 733-4393, _ Horsea: H< Bowjhl,*oldand FRIDAY Lynn Rosmusson cn colli homo, 275 acres. Edon. FREE ESTIMATES TIMESHARE LIVESTOCK - traded. Call 7Si60S5. lar. 420-1291. Pricod i •Advancodcons^nmonts ‘ 1) NH Bwalhor 1100; 2) n 7 LINES • THIGON-Iuiiyoquippoepod. Can 324-3490, loador tractors. IHC 706- La J58,500. «2-344 0 FOR RENT: Now 3 bdrm, 3 W odnosday.doc, 15. Large roan palnl mule, pock | 100 aooo. Joromo, Now 2 bdmt. 1 balh. mobik), 400, Con 543-5119, or C ride, good In mounlalns $15.00 • E S an^gte, $450 *dep, calllli bathcor>do.$700porm o, 40 hood Bhonbrod hoilors _ DEADLINE: m ROBERT JONES $700 deposit. No pots, Sok) time 11AM ‘t•79 GMC Titan. 400 Detroit. and i working cattle. Call = . -1 3 spd Alison rabuittmeiof, J 324-3867 afiw Som, on. WEDNESDAY NOON f l R E A L T Y — ContnaWn»ot734-0fo0, . Jerome - - 01 AKHQUES “ Call today Shoahono; now 2 bdrm mo­ • 324-4345. noods somo work, $5000 Of PONYS P( For sate or ront. ___ GEM 7 3 3 -0 4 0 4 bilo homo, appis. $350, " t r a d e . CaHTom 788-2121 ^ 7 » < » 1 > » t2 ------?■ 609 WAREHOUSE/ ’ ” ’ 876 John Broadwood pi------• STATEREALTYy ...o r Trl-CountyPropqnyMgt.. is ; _ STORAGE RENTAL 703 DAIRY VMF 63C corn hood adbpied ano, goodoond. $800or M BULOINQ 734-0400 1-e00-262-5001 324-2734,E.H.O,______bostoTlor.53fr6764 » 4 — - EXT. 1211 . -•-.EQUIPMENT - totltAxlotla.combine. or -T( MATERIALS ------1 milo'EotHaflomian'. ------TF houso, $375;’J0romo mo-- - — » 62— FarniTHinren7*00Ticrai Moiof.homo..hflnift. cara..trt:_ ------: ------taDEir goragoron 6 2 ' :ni57 ■^lo’f5^o,’$350rBoth'va- rs. Storo all ot your valuablo 3 phase, 3 hp motor. $150. back to fil M F^blno. IH » wireKip p h o n ^ t i ^ J W ^ •cr«*. Ruth Evans,s, sprinklo irrigolod, houseUM, ca-nl.733;1359.3g4.3527.. play things in tho banana . Cali 487-2612.______145.3 bottom plow, both in (at^^t^lfTiorso. $2000. B E L O W ^ fi37-4975. _____ rW o f Paul. Call 438-5230 Othor is groal horso lor ex- "q;; bolt ol Idaho aroo, Hogor- Trojan loador, 5 '/i yard _ exc. cwd, 326-5180______' < Quy. Mil. Kado. tilro - doul- W Vv H O L E S A L E . By ownoc, Cintom homo 603 FURNISHED man Valloy RV A Gonoral per. rider, exc, gait - last, Had/ Is Ihfl ono pttce you r 515 COfcWEHClAL buckot. excollent condition, P R I C E S O N Csndlorido*. now In •»: APT&DUPLEXES StofnQO,aj7:4702 1992 EZ Mix foodor. 525 7709 HAY, GRAIN J $1000,CailTomW2121 -can do 11 ail. . ■ 2030 80. tt. 3 bdrm * ^don 3 PROPERTY with heavy duN augotB, cat AND FEED Top Tt quaBy 11 yoar OkJ gold- — (ullbaihs,firoploco.lanc — CutG 1 bdrni. apt., hilly turn,.n . 611 FARMS FOR walk, and luH light packago. _ ing. Excollent In polos A !02bm APPLIANCES IntiInHrior/Extariof Doors' dock Chambor ot Com morce li inci, o l util. No pots, Moo ‘ scaping & sprinktors, doc RENT m ounted on 1700 IHC 160 i ton 1st culll^, tested, Ibamjla, high BchocJ nalton- —___ ‘ RaisRaised parwl or flush c u l-^ so c . $174,500.iM ’ duslria! Park lot. 145x341i^ o , SiQOdooosll, 837-4822 • a!sabiAv.337-UB1 Jiir Oak, o o m p i^ or metal Will noQOtlato. 733-3669. . truck, oxc, cond. 733-5425. $75 ton, 733^077. . i VtmondGibson rofrig, frost- ‘ Oak, Call 733-9392. Studtes lor Single, no drink-ik- Potato ground lor rent, KI- Vtfoll w ater for sa le, north i176 T bates. 24.79 CP, 24.68 ” ' — Iroo, lr< $90;W hho Westing- *ProJPrD4iungorslab. LE Ing or smoking, $175 & houso electric range. $65. 'TTormolglasalnsoita ern COME HOMEFOF=0R " • N O W AVAILABLE A mnmaamn. 532-4224.------skJo, commercial or Irriga- ADF, 65,44 TDN 3rd crop 711 71 HORSE ^ /e 103-xlWvoryvistotocon^o n w $2^5 *doQS , 425 Main N, . tion. Coll 625-5617.______hay. bosl offer; 2 string Or bost offers, 7 3 ^ 2 0 7 . *StahStained glass inserts THE HOLIDAYS, alfic - EQ UIP«HT Bl-foidcl^ doors in Ihis cozy brick homolo^ur si lot * ■“ 613 WAKTTOREKr balesofstraw.324-5167 ^ ApplIancaARtfrlgofBllon ‘Bl-ki niiiiiiii count. G roat for usodd eci a r 604 UNFURNISHED roundodby your boouti • 704 CUSTOM FARM - 1993 6 ’A X 16 ProBlock SlOSotortdAvoEasI ^ , lot, drivo-in. convenlenc aPTS/DUPLEXES 8oo1 ground wonlotf 100+ t8 tA 2 n d c u t(in g hay. NO f! T3M 059 PlumIfumWrw 8mpp«** tondscapod yard with stx once SERVICES ^ goosonock horso trailor, n ^ Store, etc. Priced al oon n l y ______acros. loaso negotiblo. RAlN.$7Ston"733^58, j SalesASwvIc* *Sh«Showorloads covoroo pino iroos on oi $55,000 or make oflo {4300, Can 51M-2561. Tubioshoworconvofto™ of Twin Pals finest stroo itior. U2bdrm«^B 326-5034.______• Hoy retrieving, 3 wido. 2 30 3 ton ol 1st crop hay, 10 ol ousn n tM d l 'T ub 1102KimboriyRd.,T.lT.F. Laurel ParkApartmoftiB 3rd, $70 por ion, 734-3170 4 horso trailer, tag-a-long, p,Parta for Do-lt-YourMtfof< 'SSupply u n line A connectors You’ll lovo Iho opon tio Our family Is relocating to: ^ Cull Harold kyJouiln. 176 MauricoSt.N,,TF, Twin Falb and we need to under $2000. Call altor ^ Mi m , much more plan, coumty krtchon. ovi 325lonsol1stA3rdcut1ing, 60m ! 733-5630______DRYER SPECIAL: All elec- ' ' 734-4195. _ ront-k)asoa3bdnncoonlry good feoder hoy. Call ^ iric dryers roducodl.Priccd sizod laundry roomTl aiand ; 705 FARM Ism* Brand Wln?to»rt., - - - ...... p lu r o fam ilyroom . Yo V 1 bdrm & studio apl, wolor,->r,- -h o m o with o bom and sm al - - 8 & 4 1 2 4 Of 733-4490,-- - ,■ Custom^ handmade woslom jfrom,, $40 to $95 with war- trash paid, $195-$155 •> I MACHIIiERY ■■■ ' I saddle. 15W‘ seat,basket Aluminum Iramo homo has boon ropainti■ZZ SABALA 400 ton good quality allalfa, ' ranty. THE BARGAIN Woodlrame insidod & out. brand n( $100 doposit. 733-596656 goXaltiwo^'^klo'"*^ • 9 N Ford tracto r wilh roar . weavo stamp, matching SIDE.'221 e M ain Avo. W, ISO ton stock cow hoy. ‘, brodst, collar, brand new. t > French doors carpot and vinyl. You « REALTY (MESSA6E),______blade. $2000 or best ollor. 823-4456______' | TF. Can 733-5656.______^ lovo Iho cozy tiroplacoleo"“ i 7 3 3 -4 3 2 1 ____ 2&3BEDROOM “ 615 ROOWAATES Call 734-3346,______^ Cost $2000, osking $1500. ^ 500 ton dairy hay. too balos, -' CallTom788-212t.1 =ront load gold w ash e r A D r»i< ISCOUNT D O O R sort lo warm up to.•. Fo WAREHOUSE. 135x50 fl., 2 TOWNHOUSES WANTED Bo ready for tho doop snow dryor, $150,423-5180------D '* 19,6protoin.Mtbor.$83a 7 BUILDING SUPPLY turos 3 bdmis, 1 bath. F II- com ont floor, motlo ta i from $415, ‘ thlswlntorlWithausod4 lon.Call767-3212. , . '' Magic Valiev Used dueod 10 $70,000. #93-413-415 quoftsotw ithfum aco.nonext Washer &dryor hookup Ownor sooks gonlloman to whool drive compact diosol - Acroaa Irom Theiaen Motors share homo. Private baths. 324-5278 Ap^larKeaiParta ^ • 734-1511 _ to frooway. txit 201.H . 8 . Sman yard islo ra o o tractor with Iront ond load- 75 7 tons choice alfalfa. $80, ^ 7 2nd Ave. S. J | milos wostolBurtoy. • No ixrtsl 734-6600 __ $165 Inds mils. 734-2694 or. roarscraporblado or Also 200 cow dairy lor rom. _ 1-e0(M4t-S257 Pony carl A harness. $250 or Twin Fella. ID -______2bdrmapanmontslortont,nt. Room m ate for 4 girl a p t,' snowblower atlochmont. For moro Info 324-5062, P 734-0670 • $130mo,allulil8.nosmok- b o a ollor. 43&^895. — $ 2 ^ por mo lo start, EHO Come oul A tost drivo a fFor salo oor corn. Wayne J OkJ working rotrig. $75. oU 806« 6 CHLDREN'S GEMIS 516 VACATION ,324-3464.______ing Of drinking. 733-3751, used-compact 4-wheol BowQrS43-6719, . SSelling all my tack A saddkw, ^ STATE REALTY kids ihrusKow. 326-3172. woAIng * stovo. $50, » l size ITEMS PROPERTY 3 bdrm, 1 both, garago,lo, Single prolossionai noododI drivo dkKOl tractor A rogis- •Hay for Bale: 50 Ion Ist, 32 734-0400 r’ ter lor our drawing, lor tho dryof(110).$;^ ------JT— $525, call 733-4126, to Bho/e counlw home near’ IOT 2nd, no rain. 736^^795 C al 934-8893, Forsi^ rs a le : Chlidcmft crib with FOR SALE BY OWNER5e r “ Public Nolle*; Vacatl( i;;: Kimborfv, Call 42»^222 uso of a com pact 4-wheol - 712 RRIQATIOH drawers $70; Century ‘iJiH 3 bdrm, 2 bath large du- : drivo troctor i Imptomenls. Hay for salo. ' Washers, Dryofs, Ranges, g ” *’ Two story wilh bsmt, 3200200 sq ■ tim osharos originally so Tt. WoukJ liko to shoro homo w C al 934. 5793. ^ Bouncor Coupe walker fllinishod;4bdrm&,28.2'^ from $9900 to $17,90'800 Pl»x. 'Ull bBmt, carport. Kent Edwards, Hobbio . Wanted: 3* or 4* usod olumu- Refrigs A Froozofs. War- ' $600 month, no pots. Callall apt. Willing to pay reason- High quality. 50 ton 3rd, rantood.Smhh'aUsodAp- $35;Kolcralt *35 High chair boths; Wtchon tlTO^Jornlormai Now$1900-$4900. Horso Ranch Equipment. num handlino pipe. Coll r $20; Johnny Jum pupSS. 734-4120.______Stoshai^j^^WMO^ lo o ton 2nd, dining room; livmn room» m ;2 1-8Q0-251-5165______■ From Potrolltruckstop. 1 825-5636.______P Avail. Exoculivo stylo. 3 736-0045 or 733-1267, ^ j£ 2 S 2 L ______• lamily rooms; hobbyjffltiop sh Time shore 2 ixwBonstudi' nii N, 2 ml W. 'A ml S. Rod Woll water lor sale, north — Ji CQh bdrm, 2 balh, appis. firo-re- or oxtra bdrm; don; ulililyulil unit at tho lOmbal in Sot shco, 324-5658.______1Top quality dairy hoy. leoder skfo, commercial or irriga- WiWater condilionor. environ- 109 COMPUTERS room. Two car gora(irag o . Lako CHy. groat downtowiiMvn PIQCO, double car garoQO. B - c # —I Burley Tractor Sal vsge hay A oxcol barley straw. tton. Call 825-5617.______mentallym Bafo.sall-lroo. Boautitul loncod yard.I. torgoIa/ location, kictionotto, eriRC private backyard, 1 yoar Combine AJractor pans Reg or 1 ton balos. Truck ~ eliminates existing scale. loaso. $700/tnonth -» $700'OO load lots delivered. 676- 7 $398. C al 734-6675 irand now 386 OX computor □azobo and dock lorsrout- o avail lor trodo to many fol Paul. ID ■ 4 3 8 - ^ 715 SWINE ond printer, $1500. Call door living. Enclosodod >hot uious places. Grvatly Pooplo wim.wrncthino to tui\„ . 5017or436-09B5 mobilo, ------WhWhito Konmoro sitkhby-sido Kji -T?^UANAGEMEMr.CO_ ------tu b ; outsldo sto ragle. e. ILo- - rodueod from $2200. Cal and pooplo who wanl lo \Whoat A barloy Btrnw. 1 Iot HHamp boar, low back ta t. refrigorator-froozor. ri [ike lo-sac. 67B-7359 733-0739.______bakis, prices ddivorod or al , Service age. $200. Call nowr$300. n Cali 734-8561 iuy. •Mil, font Of iwap w«ti ■ ' catod in quiol cul-do-Si u(t- I I y y j j i i i i i i i y i i i i g i i j buy.,, iliai's whai ciasslllod dUtH1»d«d,733'093l. nonhoost.Mustsootoi1 to op------■■ CJoan, small Ibdm i opt, Bujt- ndvartlting It all aboul, Black. 557-5630. 436-4895. kkjovo message tor Vicki. prociato. $160,000. C ablotorl or2pooplo.non o ------734-6174 lof MOOInlmof 51S MOBILE HOMES smoking, no p e ls, waterrA A Oa G R E A T A C R EA\ G G E ■ 1973 Bulttmoro mobilo homa FO R FAMILY ANAND 14’x64\2bdrm. 1 bat - D C AC. kitchon stovo, wash(ishor Close to hospilal. 1 bdrm, HORSE LOVER! „ dryof. exc. shirting sysloi ■ 4 bodroom, 2 bath homo doiivorodTF-Joromon™I ' r c c & H S t 1'A ocros. Opon floor p *9000 cash. Call Geneno or pots. S 3 7 5 /m o .$ ^ dop. wilh daylight basomo'" ’‘’." I' Poggy 788-9444 or lea'leavo 'tHEMANAGEKCKTCO. m x I ak l i d Quiol doad-ondslrool molsaoo 786-0972. ~' ______73M 739. ----- r-^------dff-BaratfO-Bnd shop, Ti loumo 1982 14x56 Titan mobiobilo Nowor3bdrm7V’/4baihs.- room, corral. Hoot pu I. Coil doubk> car garage, toncod ,wi(hc*>n1ralaifcotKlilk>nit t ' ’ home, 2 bdrm. 1 bolh. C « 6 - 9 5 8 9 . evOB. DayDays. • yord. Porrino area. $975r B U - OE_ Prks rodueod on this su 1 month. $675 doposH. p T N T &i S E * h y ^ 678-0229 or 324-59S3. E S S acroaoo, Cali Dorothy t h e m a n a g e I c k t c o . moro infofmation. Pricocricodat Must soiil From an oslal 52 2 73M739. $117,000. 1976 Govenor 14x52. bdrm with both sot-up-up'in Nowor studio. $290 * dop. m Twin Falls park, $10,501,500. Utiillios Included, no petsi)tsi . f l S43-4216or543-6909.>: Con 733-3824.______■ H ill SANTA SAYS TOrO QUIET LIVING GEM p Clean complox.'l & 2 bdrm ^rmatlon or yours■service representntatlve .TY R E D U C E T H E ZaH 733 0931 extxt 2 for more Infoi STATE REALTY opts. $325 4 up. ______734-0400 ______P R IC E !! , Relurbishod, clean, Houso lor solo or loasoin«n a Your Stocking will look 9^0“’gre dishvtrashor. lourKJ^ bdmi,2 balh,2 caronro, n r ^ above the poiiol stove a facjKltos, Porrino school distri youf ^ porloctiy {“V a-J the 6x10 t^-out: This v( JOHN'S ------$69,0QQ Of $575 fob^lo In fthnfft (tie.isiy— SawrnnTH SHEET. _ N EED A ‘ lnsUdoo.73&0842. ------STWRPENING------’ homo fealuros: 2 bobod- nishod house. $240 * 'h. ^om petitivo orlcos “— FENCES1------BDinJIRG------I w n l to b u y houMMViU rooms, 2 balhs, end allalliho I Cail736-2Sig.______RIVERWEAR • NO dollvory charges H oali^jW r Conditiomng ^ BUILT? SERVICE tho so ilo rls willing to e oxtroscomowithilsol-upt-upin Room with bod. rotrigg A & IN THE LYNWOOD • Prom pt delivery FENCESi Or remodeling done? CaCarbide & ste el saw s. In sidof taking monthly^W p ii a lovely park & toadyidy 10 dresser, utils incld. $225!5 a ALTERATIONS AND REPAIR FENCESI Comme^a?& Residontiai Or a fawn shed? bbusiness since 1976. monis for'thoir oquity. < move into. Rodueodod 10 mo Dius dop. 733-3824. ___ W e ll fit o r tl x . (208) 733-8546 G e n e r a l 1141 Bracken S t S. ' 467-3015.______PLEASE CALL ------$24,500. Call Poggy fortIor tho w am t 3 bdrm full bemi, W-D'V-D Skiwoar. Sportswear. MOORE'S INC. H e a rtw o o d Construction 734 -4 0 5 0 . NEW 2100 iq ft, 2 Ston details. #9WO0. furnished, okiclric lurnaco,*“ ■ Jackets, Panls S Packs! Construction 25 years experience. bdrm. 2 W bath. 2 car i! H A NSEN. ID ------— CUSTOM SEWING 4 23 -5 5 3 3 Michael 733-9063 Free Estlmatesi _ Free EstlmatesI _ C a ll ■ / | — eO ^R O O M S FOH R ET m_____ - of Riverwear Fleece POTENTIAL PLU9I Clai ___ Garmonls 4'Slieircoafs ------4 2 3 ^ 8 8 ------■ 3 bdrm homo with pork-i- G E M Daily S weekly”rates for f^ Si20s XL -4XL in Reg & TallII yerd on almost 1 acre„ ihh« STATE REALTY■ Y rooms, kitchonoltos A& 2 for THE HARD-TO-FIT RAY & SO N T O N r S 125 loot of E ast Additddison 734-0400 ■ bodroom housos. Every­f/y- Prompt in ts o n tb h strv lc t CONSTRUCTION HOME REPAIRS & thing furnished includingJ p 7 3 6 -8 7 M ' H ARDW ARE 25 YRS EXPERIENCE . LANDSCAPING TINKERS SNOW - PREsi^KTlAL STREP1EET:2 520 REAL ESTATE cabre TV, spo & all ulil. SOFTWARE Responsible, reliable, Clean-ups, pmning, REMOVAL bdrm. full bmst, lan SERVICES Clean & comlortable. SHAREWARE O ld W o rld F lo o rin g all phases of constnjction. Irimming, shrub romovai, •'•Large a Small parUng lots* room, firoplaco, covoi _____ Chock our ratos boforo you Upgrade your old _ Artistiy ___733-5369 _ Free estimates! ___ • D rivew ays • _ ____ ------patio,“ big backyokyofd;- ist& 2ndmortg*gM.hothomo docido. 733-5151,-733- now iaym s.sprinWers, leaky_____ sy ste m lb Hafdvi'dod'Iristallolioh ■ •24hbtjr se rv ic e •' • „ oquity loans, bill consoiid;olida- 6452 Of 7 3 ^ 0 2 1 . laucets. fOOl ropaif. doors. ■ 3 8 6 o r 4 8 6 pow er Finishing & Refinishing ” 42M840 '73M345<42(MS40 R O B ^ 'j b N E S REAL:ALTY, tiofts from $5000 to*0 Motol. doily A wookly ralos. drywails, elc, elc. 4£ 73>0404.______$250;000. Col today. maid sorvico, diroci diali°ii PRECISION VIDEOS ■ starting al Painting (insldo & oul) 15 y e a r s e x p erien c e •W phono,cabloTVAHBO.BO. AUDIO $ 1 9 9 .0 0 Poto Button 734-5972 Ward's Home Construction lVot/owh8fyouc«mdof PRICE REDUCEI Room additions, remodeling, by $15,000 00 this 7:4 0. ‘••“ SS-’iS r'!* ' ■ out of tow n w orkers wol-wol- We are now factory Free Estimatesl ■ ogo w/horso & rodoo stf «*N. como. 733-5630, ___ authorized for repairs on IMSTbo Computer Placo clectrtical, piumblng. No job Call 734-3322 ■ Now polo tonc®a.24 )i1 ------MOTEL, m arataa 736-19681B8_- Zflnith, Panasonic. Quasar. 415 ADDISON AVE loo.largow.too small, 20 yrs ■ iackS-8»alIbidg,.60-x10-X120- Dopondoblo, rosponstoto; Molol: R oasonablo wooklyJ^lj^ Pfease call 736-0881'; - ' 734-i667 • — oxpor.Froocstlmatos;— I motalbidg. lor ropinggorona ar hoososinors avail, 324 ralos. Includes cable with Call Ward 734^294 | . wilhbloachors.Sbdrn)drm. 2 , ' ■>’ HBO, maW sorvico. A tote-loto- both hduBo. Cloan, w II m m Phono, 733-4330.______I I^ R I O R a. EXTERIOR IDI-MV maintainod property. IRo- I I M)k. House, bams, outbldgs SH E L T O N 'S Rooms for ront, $40 wook. C o m p u te r S y s te m s ducod to $195,000.O.Caii C 1 1 ^ — ■ ■ Call 734-3540, B A L Construction &^ Handyman 4 Son Senrlces All work & prvparatlon TREE SERVICE ------HwDld^ioutoUls------I ------Malntonanet------EOe MOBILE HO tCS BEST^»RICE eyoars In'Magic Valloy. Free Estlm atesi Chain saw work, shaib F O R Y O UR WEDGCOR METAL 25 yeaiB experience. JlmW aggonef 543-4271 triitrimming Of removal, hauling SABALA,A I M H #l a J l l 2 bdmi mobilo h^mo for ro'rit COMPUTER AND S HONEY DO. INC. Refs, free estlm atesi olany kind. Yard work or y U l inCountryVuw Parkin Fil­ ACCESSORIES BUILDING Dealer REALTYY IIIM M ifl er, w ater, se w a g e, A oar- BOOKKEEPING 326-5603 • 324-6764 ‘ WHATEVER. Phono or Fax New & repair _ J 7 3 3 ^ 2 1 - , bagoispakl.m pola,^aOQ ______SERVICE _____ —FREEESTIMATESI______- 2 0 8 * 7 3 4 -5 6 6 3 ------ondeiry,-fam&resk}6nM~ - ^ 1 am o talus dop. 3 ^ 5 8 63 2 Computerlzad -~lluSS223ttZjl 7 3 3 -7 4 3 8 ...... 602 UNFURNISHED 1039Bh«UesB)vd,H. Roofing, siding, painting, ' Alfordablo. clean 2 bdrm,irm. Reasonable Rates ■ concwto, drywal/.ip/omwng W e Repair, Recolor & ___ 505'GOOO#W/ g&s heal in Joromo. $350“ a Margaret Tubbs Twin Falls, ID 33301 ® HO NEY D O . INC.!! Roflnlsh ralherthan WENOeaHOME« E S ______— — m a, $350 dep. 423-4340 No lob too small! remove & replace Porcelain. ______Ibdrni.watof paid. Stove, 12— (208) 734-6271 D<REE SERVICE FOR RENT: 2 bdmi, 1 balh, C all DEW EY T U B B S o)ramict}e.f2)^.aitiired D n o r 3-4, • frig, $265 a mo plu s di 543-6349 or Trimmed or shaped. IN COUMTHY by ow jor in RVpark, $385 month-nth- ■ 734 .6 2 7 1 marble, m ^ ^ & o w n ta to p s bdrm. 2 bath, 2550D aq .tl. ______1.800-750-6349 r-^TTT $ 3 0 0 (fo ^ ,w a lo r.8 o w eer t to mslui patutns & coiors - removal & stump living sp a c e , Ig cathO'ihodml 2biHm, IM lh. S550.C^■Call andtrM hfunii8hod.A£kf« Upto85%savingsl ' gigrtndjng. Free estimates. living room, approx. A«ord»bl*Builn»isSyiUms rO«. '3 C M T S S -tiX------. StoveHoiow*734-1991ol- « Spoclalking In - All w orfclsguarantew ll- ?/i9Uretf.536-51B6or1i acre* with rental hoo#S f?,'” 2Mory ? _ G E N E R A L Compliance, painting, ROOFING & 115 year) upertonce in Europe. 90 acros south ol Klmb< remodeling, renovations,' :$400, - - - — ""T CONTRACTORS A-1 DRYWALL NORTHW EST COATINGS Restoration Cafl 423-5311______cS.2bdrm .W il3 COMPANY, INC. . rep a irs,-.7 reliable. - . ______607 OFFICE AND "Jobs to bid ' . -Taping & lexttjrlng, 733-7221 D esign • furniture, Approx 1200 acres wilhwill- no _N opett,^*-^^ 733 -1 2 3 4 C ali u s i doors, ceilings, etc. aig r^ Ex»outlv»3bdrm,lnTiI Twin RETAIL SPACE Blueprint copies F ast a efficient worK. Commercial, Industrial, • rod(,3«reBs.shop&gr ------Gnival Saloa ______Z 36-8036______erioi,&2pivoi8.0nlt) n l^ Falls. 2 bath, dblgara ------ra4 ^ P L A N ------residentlafrBulldupflJofftr - 7 wayexi1EofBortay.ox(.oxotof -fencwJ van}.iirpplaeo.,50, ap-* Cozy, now s h o a floor drainrain, l)[forkor8 u m p . L eaks repaired In 24 h rs. largedalryorleoatotitotrter -pitrlTWrnOi a. Call- trucker,o{uco.wIthAC.AC, ______1-:_____ — ...... _:_733-357a,.- ... 675-53160f67IM275.75. 324-2359Of324-7031.i; $385 ♦lax. 734-2347. . ; .Mondoy. Docombor 13.13.1M 3 Tlmos-Nows. Twinn Foils,Fo iciabo C-5

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VANTEDTOBUY » 4 “ CAUfu r e S s * » o r ~ ^)WVEHrcTfS~~"~ w \ m coupuTEHS >11 a FURHIUnE ai817 USCELUUeOUS 617r fctASCELLATfOUS 620 PreTSAjTo ' K s mW A m lb 'T O B U v” 8 2 5 W A f - —■ - — AMD0 SHELLS ANDDEQUiPieHT EC ; ANDCAHPEIS FOHSAL£ IFOnSAL£ SSUPPUES w S IBM modot70,2wo[kala- 9d; oU stove hood with Wanted)d to te buy; Mopar mus- tiolu, Novoll notwork; IBM r kltlons, call 326<}331, 432-5670.______cuiocaiI cor8 4 ^ o n g m o s . 0 «. ovorslrshot camperwith 1978JD440T140 Trail Fre, $425? I Oak voneorlaU ew lhl loaf, Christmas Cti Iroo 6'. artiliciol, OAK0AKFU"HNfnjRE8AL^ FrooW cal 326-5471. tai^.$67675.324-Ste ______Cal 423-5781 model 70. 733-7766 or ^ jnk bods, $40-$95 each, wkdavs.ari(lorRod^ W ^edlod to buy: 1 ? aluminum ______2 :57m ,______comos wiih 4 cushions $35. $ Chrtdron's Boots: Sof- Bunk I I In good condilion. Also W anled lo arplon 440 W hip. . 7 3 3 ^ . swivel chairs on rollors, n sm or dosk $65, bookcaso LHiHASA APSO PUPS, sa doalor-flrowingI Qroatcorwffibn, 733-3576. Sorrel, S size 6, $25. good. $13S1135, twin bed whh extra ^oi^torChristmasI Roi le d to b u y : 1946 Twin- 736-242;>423 or 736-0301. fof.Can7;733-3673.______$550 each c Bssoftmont s i tvpos ot BOtl'' '"iOrdwNowFoiChrlttmBa- ■Btwniriar»'B 'E o3,'$10.'Cal- “ lonnonnbo»tpi1fios."$3S'e«r “ ' • W onted t High School annual. Mtpof shol tis 829-5794 ori waro & gamos. A1200- Oteountod oak lumituro 4204535ovos. 4 ______. owhlswhlonR 493-441_1 655-4234 65j ahor 7pm. Fails H e s h d $ 6 ^ 9 . Uonoy Do tso can. 733-2196 828 COLSOOECTIBLES luf^oPU, 1982JDSporSportfire, excellent ' Dir^tsbtos, desks. Crib. cr $50. Woddino dross, ^ Lk>n,b« IMSOO. Call eve* ComoulOfi73g-1Pe9Jlm. . hutehos. moro, QUALITY size « 16-18, $225.%lorsgo 61616 MUSICAL I exDor Wantodtod to buy: 2-lwin book- ANCAND VALUABLES $4255orboslo«or. ( condition, $1 case hoad boards. - - — -— al 736-1627,______326-5294.±______• WoothvorfclngftOsk cabinet c with 4 Irg drawors, WSTRUMEMTS MaloL) Llama lor salo. Excel- 810 RREWOOD fumHuro.7»M570. . $7S. s Can 3264945- _____ It C hristm as gift, vory ------C^ al 324.3216- M iscollw sloopor camper, 1989 Arctic:tic iCat wiih long )79 p ia n o , excol cond, friend«a^.Call7^Uis. Wantodlod to buy baby Chang. sndhion. $450. Call irock, lowmIW milos. 1987 Po- Ofvhardwood.SIOOcerddo-! Quoon^ sizo pillow top, mal- Dyna ni Star skies, 170 w. 7’/» u laris, low wmiios.ml Cilleve- - trots & box springs, Sliil In n>oollii..6all5J3.5«9. jbrodT^uslralian Shop- U ^ , a travol-play bod. JS ^ o l , $ 100.P re . 170W -8 .JQSii m l c ar se a l, a double ninos 678-30'8-3064.______b o o t, $ 100. R O C oyoie, BoautiMutiful Lowry splnot organ, hordi 3l1or. 4 crib without ■ 906 GUN!INSAND 1990AHicCal:Cal650,WiUCtf • I204 w- 747 Salomon, $75, doutloublo koyboard, with sole 811 RJRHTTUBE r:ros8. r can 736-2060. I FLES Mountain inCi Cat, excel cond, AM) CARPETS , 3ry • ^ ______$3500 or blorbost ollor. Cali . 812 HEATING 4 AIR J$200.734^7^. ______French Fron Provincial cabinet. larr,tfoo. groat lompormont, womeeitedtobuy:Baiotoadar ounlodondopondobki © 1911 A .|4 5 o u lo , 788-3853.J. Etna L5 sorgor, cost ovor K795orboslolfor-ortrado t g c P t > o n ;^ -4 1 3 9 _ m<»r 2 couchM. 1 8 ^ 0 rocker, CONDmONINQ El flatbed pickw. Can R f 7 RIRJDavis 22 dolin g^ , i990SkktooiJoo Salari 440 with td9lowlth2k>avM8.6: . $700 new, barely usod. JSLC[ofDiano.32M712aflef5. — — 67B-571t ! i ■ i i i ! bok odion nfio. 95: cover. 198i1986 Skidoo MX chain, Koomoro wathor & AirtiQhlwoodB>ovo,wiih J$500.Cal734-61M . CHODHOOSEIromlSusodpi. 821 STEREOS/ J _ _ Norlnco II led lobuy: Campor shol si oanory p u r n p ^ , *j,h cover,for, 1 733-6241 eves dx~.odo .oxcollont. $575, Call , l t o ^ Cock, mag , (500 orbost offer. B u n k b e d $700orofior. Eng;ngk»oloRand18&90 up., automat atic lions. Call good.0 4 1 1 8 ------^------w th manross', pipe. $& 0:2-5(1 oakley Croat 0 lor ChrlstmaaIRo- Col 536-5603. ooo«mprossor. 150" hose, air 733-2£1-2651 or 736-8362. Enduro, }-64t9.______ro d T sl^ lsO O . 733-2745 i Honda 200 XL, runs OnlviSO. ^ 5 3 8 3 . 7 ^ 5 0 •86At«k5Cat: Cat Cougar, robutt J atlof 6om Of 420-3763 i Hammond = Spinet oloctronic pumi lied lo buy: Japonoso d. 1974 Yamaha 175 D oes th e lovo tho antiquo - o rgan, like new. o s la te pol. with laclng clutch, worth $400d-$5000. total Ofgi srds 4 daflgors. Phono uro, ^ runt good, 1973 GP100 357 .mST look? Groat glhl Beautifuli[ EPA■ approvod wood slove, ' Hem.$600. call 3264664. i 1-8172.______650 Hond :ilfor, ? ^ ^ , ___ i usod only 2 seasons, solo JPko Orica $700.733-3678^ ^ aha 80, mns but noods "‘“9SS S stool 4* barrel, now bow Ironl oak china < n ^ 6 'grand piano, soOd — ilod to buy:^U^^^Ir lo work. 734-3292. ------^ 650 w-755 kit,'93 cioaol • badod bowodi now lor $895 will te lh to r JOHN'S J< SHARPENING S 750 Storm. -91 Indy SERVICE CLEARANCE; roeo ™ wood, good shapo, ^ , ond«Niolitta«H((liot- " “"9 :,° ° P ° o l S 7 » ° door>mlrror Back,handi $500 or bosi ollor, 733- good tone. or best 623 VARIETY ’ FOODS 9 Indy 650, '88 Indy n- 67t6of420-1029. Chain ' saws & lawnmowor pS(IO.;aiO&l5------•ucttTcppQgKi '650.'Mind carvod cro*l wih n * r « on* . ollor. Win deliver. AND SERVICES ' 650.7M4-8860 .es ahor 5 too.»67S.Ca«733^- Freo-tiandlnj] I Quadrafiro pans I & aceestorioa. Doal- ora welcome, 141 Bracken ------678-91S9 _____ oaa 247 C o la Tr]5la. M id . 73: W XLT. t$4300;-83 o e Indy Trail ; pollot stovo.Totally aulo* ' grow K, now wo nood you ^ cond., asking $700 or ~ u rij>-iji Fun atzo pinow top, maltrost St, S, 7340050 LowriowryConaote piano, excel- W ogn m BIO , $3500.734-5854 & box tprlM. stil In pluiic.. matic, self-lighting, No J l^oondlk>n.$1695. looalltl2-5l3Kabocha (oi ^rr-— ■934-'5127evos,_____ lotaaoo more cut. haul. chop, split. King K size water bod wllh ^ juash.organkaty grown, wanioo tiso.cai^sesi • • Cal67&-7573. ; cot EXT 550, EFI, - booksoll I headboard 4 pod- _____ .iSb.amVanlity.Iroo camoiS i “o m C K S BICYCLES Q E retrlg,Q E washer, Ken- • dod framo, hoalor. $100 or i is season, warranty mo(» dryer, rodinor, ood la- . ND POOLS started Doc 1. $4700-734- I" 814 JEWElflY J bogtolfor.73»4ai5. n t ; s i a oy's BMX. oxcollont ______ble, Hotpoirt drqpin rojigo. nM S K S io. ■ •733-5246 ■ !; ,ANDnms — tL-argeBohier, air light wood ____Canjaf>o733-4080,C ------— ^ ------WonlodIlod lobuy; Small Iflblo — fitionias. 734-3191. 907 HOTings porsonal tp a , - 6 8 0 9 or 733 E vos, 436-9589 or days, stovo w- blowor 4 doublo u ^ , . , tl 2 digits. 736-7639. 678-0229 Of 324-5983. • lust solll Nood coOogo mon- 824 'VIDEO ‘ w>h2 Yahamo Exciter II, AND>■837-66^ 910 SPOrn'CfmNG GOODS ' hurricane doors, $400. oy. Qy Yam• aha oloctronic or­ EMTERTAINWHT W wlodlod: Toyota UndcnilMf 00 or host ollor. Coli ^ . QlrlawhllobdrmsoCtwIn . Estate jowotiy, 3 diamond J • tings,$100oo.BroziIemor- _ 544-2650,______gan, g in oifcoiiont condition. OTOR HOMES 1 lull-sizekze Mother Goose , aid80l,rlng,2carots,oar- LLarge Buhlor, air tight wood $400 $40 or bosi oflor. 543- a°c. JS ND RV'S Hido-a-HumHumor docoy, $300 drawer drossor, mattrou, slove w- blower & doublo *510a«w5:30- 45K ______^ itod: Usod corrigalod a m a. n g$40, cafl 734-6925 ^ ______nowpricoc■iced at $150. Call 1250.423-4^ evas. ' rings 1 carffl ea., noddoco lost now. EchoStar d is h ,' W onloi 1V*conU.$800sot. hurricane doors, $400, IEW PIANOS: Chooso from 71010 rocoivor 4 romolo, rool4>14 siding moial. Also. LTia i m ------™ 5 ^oadlino, soil-con . 543-_S872^72^______King tlzo piOow top. mawoss« 7360922.______5 4 4 - ^ .______Sloinway. I S Kawai. BaUwin. 111000 or . Call 678-9564, oldbaIbafns.snods.oic.Wiii ^ stoope 6, very oood 7ploceJR0 JR. GOLF SET. 4l)ox Bprlr^g « if In pteslto, : i Fox polls, tanned, eovoral Lawn L iraclor, 12’Ahp Coil nlwldtodorailvt. J“ar^ir.down for maloriais- , . ?7,7S0,S43-8138_ Exc&Chr1 Chrisimas proeenti regular price $499, sato tor ' typos & colors, 934-4485 mulchor, '42* mowing dock. os. r PACE ARROW, - $70.1t T O .8 3 7 - ^ ^ . C a i 7 3 4 - e e e i . * . Ii3g6-M ia______'J o J tSttmE^rrais 'S P {fays or 934.4012 0VQ9. liko now, $850, Okl wooden “S t t S f I ilod: Usod krtchon cabi- imto.teodod,lmmoe- Blizzard 195195 skis with Look Largo 6-tirtod glass top ool-L* ;Solilaro, 4 diamond wrap, . office doak. 733-9392 '— ' nols.ts . Proforrably Iho must son-hoahh roa- g x S blndi>indings, 4 Scolt foo boautilul 5 'Giant ' LOOK! RIsstorad m Pianos: 733-3905 jntOTB. Con 423-5430. ” = 'X ; $30.000.733-7923 polos, NordikaNorrJ boots, size ’ WAMTEDTOBUY Pacllic Coder troo rool OLD FASHIONED ^ Itod: Use ico-skatos. qHq; eg go campor van, re- 10. usod}d 5 5 tim os. $250 or base. S1000 cost, $475. • plnol, g roal condilion. _____ ■ Glaslron tri hull wllh '? SOUTHERN MISSOURI ^£11S 795.bohw od. 678-2717.. 10"* 48 Larger non-working 734^; Ip Johnson, fun covor. 440. 5 now tiros, sonsoparalilaraloly, 734-7528- - 815 U W N & GARDEN 'SORQH^^Lim^RWly. - ig o^TV 's 4 V^CR^Call Wantlo , shapo. $3000 or bost »4. vory cloan, Caii K2175Markolarkor M24 Bindiogg, Largo oxec, glass top, oak, . WHOLESALE PIANOS cole C al 678-9159. r-654-2392 >91.______Scott polot)olos4abag.pald- dosk. ono ol a kind,J. \ 91 JO lawn tractor. $2,000; NaiionalI Dynamic Spanish _ _ 1 outboard, 16' ski boat. jro motor homo. 35'. $224,salo salo for $145.829- $1000. cafl 734-2613. ;innondonlluto,$200or T3.6.,6.28 or 12.4.28 traclor WafrtioIt 10 buy: older tmdors or tory Iom _ lawn Bweopor, $50; roiotai- Hl«».So6l5,32»->15a^ Wtan res; 8 4 9 Ford Iraclor portsrts iroclors, wido Ironl Roducon bow, 1985, now soat “M Jtchhikor, * Slh whool 4232 askskforCrakt. fo< Lorgo solid mapio dosk & , ------bost ollor. Days 734-0612 Hfoi HOCK SALT orflftof5om4l&4438, _ arts or whoki trodor. Cali onds.ds. any mako. Also 32* 4 CniiS43orings, brand now fac- Jidft. W 5434523 . Ladies WiiscViison woods 1,3,4, . . l^bajis^.79^^0^. -SL3. 26-4554______40*• litraclor tiros. Evos. ’ lowor unil. runs groal. » AllMro McGregortgor irons 2-9,543- Jl 817 MISCELLANEOUS I !ueodto$3100 ®2Hitcl 19 OFFICE 1 9?8lo1904Subanjw ^ agan. 736^______904 CA NOWVEHICL£S 5713 733^)065,______FORSALE Sot e ol Worid Book oncycio- 966 to 1977 Ford Bronco. WantIt t,$2500orbostoltor. sontooc ExoefionI oondUoft. Unlcom tatin-velvol comfod* joUcarryinocaso. but $425 firm Call 73M 697 2 : upright vending ntachines I SUPPUES KOI 726-0922. Ce with Dulit-in microwaves. Of. quoon 734-1652. otnocossanr.733-9779. OAKFURNTTURESALf , each vonds 13 Hems. $700 i by kerns, nowbom. o b 4 Bunk bods. $40-195 each,!; tor both. 734-8140. M..’ lothas.ete. 734-5335. ; f comor deak'$65, bookcaso > OMobaJSW B'^l bS; $135, twin bod with oxtra» Antique< Moskiy-aafo. S' high. .1Utjiiiio/vlnvlT-locktkilt,. __ > , liter for yoga; Inoxponstvo / . long box springs, $35 oa;J- . x W s - . 934-4203 ovos. Ing lor. mobile hornet, V Ilache caso lhal looks /I 4 8 3 ^ 1 1 . Pffeodriohl.raka74 ____ ice: wall picture *Tho Im , i WokjncopoDol stovo. $1200; 2pui ouch ot Ihe Mastors |j| • 'olduprighlpiano-$400or-PJ^ land‘,Jrom.Ham o.Intotl-..._« 9U don't haVi 16' Black w ainul'trobr40'^ old,' KT 125, Call 326-5891 ._ota;rs:booklilied*ThoWay W loioniortum bor. Must ro- b«lSllSr;/!p()toll-Eoom- l*n hringin{wilh)Love’ l:wDr. rW ______putor, color printer 4 color _S!l!all Of 4 p.m. Uvif Rich brown entiy wav tabloIn move corDptololy, Bids ac- Idor Paul Wiocwiilo: largo t o - B e a _____ —( y, eoolod tn 12/31.324-3657 monitor, $900 Of b w l oflor. 22 rogis.roc mak) Mad( Late, l y r Vid ® I w- drawers, udque history, oiJCallS3&-5135. Jlultulfed anim al fool VM*lmt ” Chino whh vktoo, $225; dollI VWKJKER BASKETS lorftoral 4Ai .y 16* bike with training S c r o o g e " I c ase for 2 2 'doll, $50; an ­ arrangements 4 plants. p fhools. Call Goorgo, 733- tantonos Mako groal gill ideas. Soo $200 tiquo dosk. $150;cfocholte 406______C al 324.7629. . tiols. $65 ow h 733-1686 . , Bl287^hWnshlnqlon. ___ £ S a v e . . . t rogistorod Chow poppies. Chileliidron's X-country skis. Just See C Twin size pSow top. mattroests Cross training syslom with loll Qoofoo. 733-9466 s- action sleppor and VKR. rod, 3 lomalos, 1 male, a'box springs, still in plas- iter TVs or VCRs, nooding Can Coloon 537.6545. Col 324-6724. JS£roflA ria/iatti. 536-2052 Coter Cfiris K ring tfc.$1»734^1 77weokoidCock-A.Poosk)r we J2EBcair. 734.3639. anytime, sate. 543-8038- DoLr ^ 9 4 MAZDA emo.oM.croam.mak> POMERANIAN Dogjg airline shlppinacrato, NAVAJO wilhpaoers.$150. isrgwoo size-5444aa. 4 x 4 'clcbralc^with ______1 73<:4t»il fu h ii ------m ss gi*.B Ip«kl cage inc. Warlanled: cancer shell lor ^ foia lo < % value as stated. Paym 9 6 2 * * 4 t250.S32-4l& , GMCS15.7’7*longx5’ G^ flc iis c wMo. Can 734.4417. ’ 4ocs not includei to: t u r c ' * 11 ^ -Border Cnilln Engllsh.Shot^ _ 2 * ^ - • Utle, loose fee o t f Jherd X pups, $20. Call WaiVanied: coin co«oction.-oW-^— .y m cn l 10. fo r 4 $ 1 5 hi ^ ------:74:50 d(K f e e ^ 324-7568______denominationsbotore 48monlh;b n lh s 7 J ';------Christmas pro«ont.U ra hair 1940. 1 Indian anifads.ar- D e a d l i n e :!: 1 2 : 0 0 n o o n WWednesday l ^ while^^go« wlth^luo rowhoads.etc.Canbe- 1 A- ' twooo7am4pm, .n--. ^ 1 - 8 , 3 ■ '' * NoN o Down .23 733-7582. ■ c2rW m as puppies-4 p u r^ — .. \\ vPaymaym ent 7 1 . ■ ,\. Chi /antod: Compuior tor handi- . '' -paymcnn e n ts 6 .9 9 % ;.^ k.'. ___ blbred Cockor Spanlols., W« .. $t00wiit)pe^.$75wilh-. c«ehlkl.53&<359,:_____ 94 MAZDA ^ Aipr. p r . OAC. ; ^ r J ’ JT hcT i out 678.7015 oveninos- Wai/anted: crib, piano, liltio . ^ Paymcymcntdoes. • — CodiorSpanlol purobrod bufl JyTyke indoor slide, play - ^ ^ B 4 0 0 0 V6LEXCAB 4x4 t io t inclincludc tox», s t o m e r ^ H B krfehon can 733-5214. title ■ ) > ^ C U S ' female, 16 mos old. shots, ' Guarwteed ' , . £ p l 6 r T . . y s , . „ «>; ____loveslo kids. $150 includ^ /anted: Oood usod leodor *a 5 8 8 8 5Qdoc.f<5^JX m o c E ^ ^ p n box ter cattle. S 4 3 « 9 7 -----— m sr F u tu re V a lu e ' : ^ P r a w i n g T - * ' T - r — For aale : 4 Pot belly p lo t, WaVantodiLatfloaanowmobik)- Z M t^ $7,464.75 $ 75.2 Baby Uama's $600. tiA.slza14.16,Funslio 1 S ^ v e M o n e y eiedrkiblanktrt. ' ■ MUT/iinn*^n m iu i _67S-20Q«_-______. . '-fi. A 0 0 5 4 3 4 7 3 1 after 6pm i f o r 8HHTZUPUPPCS ^ orteavemsQ, ^ 2 9 9 ™ 1 A pofloct Christmas present. — # Of p e r m o .f o r Theaoadoratiiepuppkw WaiVanlod: LMIe Mermaid. Pe- ■ 48 monlhs aro vory smart 4 aflodkn. ler lei Pan, L ^ 4 Tho Tramp. al..C«l62MllW, and ai Bambl. Diirioy clas- ^ W irohakedpolnllngQrlftont. tics. ^ In good cond. Call H 1 —besthunlingjiog money- - i734-1206, i ______^ can buy. O r^ 4 mate* iofi, WaVanted: Mature goats. 934. = M ^M ia— lllHIM _S300.5«;Kto,J._K ______.5^.oailyAMK -a.orovot__BB ■ i J ■ C-6 Tlmos-Now!:, TwinI Foils.Fo Idaho < .. .Monday, Oocomam b o M 3 .-’l9 9 3 ------“ H R ecr^itional^frannsportatibn

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€rsER ^uflir" ------: ------' ' l 0 0 7 TRUCKS 1I’w « < ’ " 10i »I i .vansT bIT s e s '■ 104IM I TORD Tm T BOBBY WOLfF ] 1 THE ACE:ES O N )G E 7MorcuryMafquis.PS, • i1967 FordPU, runs good, i 1986 Co« Dodgo Visla. ^ r r : i w87 ? Ford F-250, club c a ^ 1977 Mi 1965 Ford F-250. h o a v ^ o ty 19 9SK. ~~ 3. PW. 7316863. .J makootlor. 324-5739 ’ trans & axlos, 460 o n o lr^ brown. b 5 678-3749 tJ1993AEROSTARS ATT. PS. power brakos. AC. PB.PV 1981 GMC’A ion PUrPB7 ~677-4543~Dtlef'6om: ‘ 1986 19 Ford A orostar. lullv >jj 8;000-mls.—460-V-e,- •e5 -TopazrAT,-P^.Tof new - « ’II. soon comes NORTH uo-A ’ -ALi:WHEECDRIVE-» 6,000.orbostolfercali paintlin t 4 reb u ilt e n g in e, ’Soon fades the spell. PS, AT. $1900 or bost ol'. i1986 Bronco II. 4x4, 5 loaded, rocont tiros & ♦ K 8 h ■ S325per month 3242 4 - iw .______r »l9t>Sbe«tefl«734-fa60 » » _ _jh£ night; tor. Call 734-3870. spood, good condition, brakos, b 93K milos. $5200. Rsducadb p $18,888. $199 ------▼ A 6 5 i S a y will il'nol be' thenben thesanie.~’ / ' 19S3Mo2da 62000 long bod $5500 or bo st olfor. C all _CCall 436-9457.______c s ih down, 72 mo, 7.75% ~ Adverilitforiite wFie'tt you'll find * ^ Whether we playedt theth. black or ♦ Q J 10 9 PiJ, low mites, supor doan. 733-3904 or 733-8120. 1989 19 silver Oodgo Grand aiAPT, OAC. E xtended 19t993AERQSTARS lady b u y e rs in dassffied, .« ♦ Q753 Cain 733-3312. 8-5pm. i1988 Ford F-250.4x4.460 Caravan SE. long whool [o,longth, fully oquippod, tow ei263.61 j . p e r m onth :al1733 0931 p iw 2. ' * • white. Monday thru Friday or soo V8. AT. AC, oxcoliont con- base. b aV. tlh. crulso, slofoo. mmltoa. 14 to chooso from, W EST EAST >due»d 10)16,438, SIM . Whether wo lost or■ wonwc the gome?' alEvortonMattross, 326 --dlllon, $12,000. Call 837- ox.'wartanly.0 62 K mb, oxc. qGoodcolor«.TBX,tllle4 „ ♦ Q 2 a i h down, 72 mo. 7.75% 1066» IWnSUBISKI i -ULord Macaulay. ♦ J 4 3 SocondAvoS.TF. 6631 or 837-6199. cond. c runs groat. Reduced dcdoc not Includod. ?^PR, p OAC. Extended ------...... X K J - 2 .1 _ V Q 10 8 7 ■1984 Chovrotel Scottsdale, i1990 Audi 100 Ouatm. teod-. . to I $9700. S43-5fl72 1-e00*743-33260pwi8un ength, lully equipped, tow 1906J6Siarioo, Sl rod wilh b i a ^ .» ♦ 6 5 4 2 ■ ♦Kas AT.alr.Doworwrndows. Dd.$1g.900.678.1577. 7 7) 9 Ford Cargo van. V* ton. MOUNTAIN HOMEFORD nilss. 8 to ch o o se Irom . teamorimoflntortOf.Sipd.. ■ . J 9 4>K964 cruise, (3450. Call 734- : now paint, tiros, whoola;' IFORD 2 LINCOLN MERCURY g3ood " colors. Tax, title 4 load^.dod. $4.500.733-1026,__ . •Ordinary peoplep ie lose th e ir ♦ J 10 9 1990 Dodgo Daltola 4 x 4 ,5 r 4769 awor 5 pm. ‘ ' ' ong.. $2000 or ollor. 678- toe not includod. SOUTH spood. AC. AM/FM c a s - 6 g a m e s b ccau sc o f a losing lc finesse,’ 1985GMC Sierra, PS.PB. sono. $7500..543-5939. , . J 75foof.678-104emsg 1993 TAURUS i-8(-800-743-«26 0p«i8un 1068sa USSANI ■ observed a critical:al North. "We ♦ A 10 9 7 6 5 AC. nowliros. oxc. cond. . yiOUNTAIN HOME FORD ______'76 Chovy Blazer 4 x 4 ,19K ... WAGONS managed to throw awayaw; a game be- ▼ 9 4 3 $2800. Can 543-4106._____ ' 1015 AUDI J 33 Nissan Pulsar. 5 tod. J '~ ' on'now motor, now clulch. $267,94per month ^ 0.000 miles. $2000. (fall i cause of a winning finfln e s s e .' ♦ A 7 1987 Ford F-250 XLT. $15,588,$ir9cBshdown, . 54,000 mites, teadod. many new mag wheels. XT off 1990 Audi 100 Ouolro. load- *15 W GMC 734-8628. 3 i a ______• cd West’s club ♦ A 2 /oad tiros, $3000. Can after 72 mo, 7.75% APR, OAC. Dcclarcr covercd oxiras. Must sool $8800 or od.$12.9Q0.678-1577.____ ^ • Nissan Slanza SE, 4 • the slim hope of Vulocrabl • 6om. 734-0628-______- J 6 lo choose Irom. Low 7>8SGMC915 ^ 4«4, o»- ’“/o?r,'oor. alt option. Includes ' Jack in dummy In the able; Both bost olfor. 677*3837. . milos & lully oquippod, winning the trick, bbu u t EasCs king Dealer; S< South 1991 ChovySlO, 4 cylindor, 7 8 Chovy V4 ton 4x4 with 1026 BUICK j ended cab ; now en ain e , juun n roof,ra fuR wanarrty, 10K • .J - hubs a 4 spd, $2250. Call _ go^ootors. Tax.iitk>adoo nai>alnt. w hoele. $5695 or n,iio.lilos, charcoal gray. Call •• ' — — forced South’s ace.r. •¥( With eyes-only- Tbe'biddl:Idlng: ------Saoeod. $5900.733.7028 - -3a4-5532or7^5644 ' ■68^B^cl^M^.^0^1cond. -fii ™notindodod.- LDori , offer. 6 5 4 .2 3 9 2 .; : - ^ ...... r ...... - for a'dlamoinrnnBsse;BerSoathxrossM — SoniB—■~Weif 'V ■ ' North “ East- ..... 71 FofdPU.733.7447 ' • 1 -e00*74J-332e Open Sun .'7 9 GMC Suburban, % ,lon J MOUNTAIN HOME FORD and led ihe dia- I ♦ Pass F 2 ♦ Pass •87 Toyota. 112K. oxtro to the trump king on 4x4, oxcol. cond, all oplkxtt FORD LINCOLN tgRCURY M4 HONDA 107575 IPlYHIOUm J st didn't cover. 2 ♦ Pass t 3 ♦ . Pass cloon! No rust, nins portoct. plus, $3500 or ollor. 678- 1028 1C CHEVROIET i S mond queen. E ^t Honda CMc. $3500. Cal Pass Pass' Pass . 7583 0*678-1048 mso. _ 7 79 Plymouth Champ, oood • South let it ride, and an the finesse 4 ♦ I iftor Qpm 734^0628-—------“ cond;orf^3^^mpflr$500r--| ------•83 Chovy 3M ton. Warn 1970 Chovy pickup.'283 -----1993TAURUS— ^ won. But that was badba< news rather Opccs3,ltleftSoulh cc j S82S0.734-5254 ovoa. :'85 Chovy Blazer Silverado. 1983 Chovy Cavalior. $900. 413,889. * ? $159 SBsh down, ^ 324.4552 or 3242724- • ^ 7. OKoiSda CRX'SI. black m~^ with two heart losetBers. Eventually '9 2 N issan 4x2 Iruck. AC. ' 4x4.4spood.nowliros, n 'm o . 7.75*, W B , OAC. M 89 Grand Prlx. oxc. co^T • 12 lo chooso from . Low .JflUfallks.$6100 837-4710. ^ 9 0 South had to concedeffde two hearts, a South hoibolds: stereo, bodlinor. 10.000 $5000Ofoflof. 678-7583or 1984 IS CorvettO, block, gray 1' 6500.678-2426.______J miles, oxtra sharp. Call 678.1048 loavo msg. leather, I low milos, oxc. con- mnos. rr teadod whh all powor 89PonllecQrandPrlx. * trum p and a club for one down, .dltion.$11.000.Call837* qoplioft8.TBX,tltte4do^ 1>50 « JEEP 1989 F ♦ Q J 10 3 733-1825d8ys, 733-4907 :■85 Chovy 3 1 0 Blazor4w d j njlso;B^,PS.P9.-$7.000 - J Soulh does muchh b e tte r if h e Ig* 6631 or 837-6199. inincluded, ------cruise ¥K 73 evonlnqs.nskforJohn. ■ V6. AT. great cond. 733- - 1972SuiuWJoop. bostooaoW .aam^as. ; id finesse. After 1.e00.743-332«0p*n Sun norcs the diamond ♦ Q J 10 4 4522 aflw 6 ot loavo msQ 1989ChowSl)vorado4x4, 1 4x4.324^9. iiapf8 9 Pontiac G rand Prix. « ice. South should 100s 4X4 i oulo, Ac, all powor MOUNTAIN HOME FORO ------winning his club ace, ♦ J7 85 Ford‘A ton. 302. good FORD LINCOLN MERCURY FOftxsalo: 7 8 Je ep CJ7. make goodood cond, $5500 Of bssl • ing o f tr u m p s a n d ffor.73&0922______c a s h th e a cc a n d king 1958 GMC 4x4,350 V8,4 tiro s, oxcolRTnt cond., V . . ■ MIor. oil* 734-6524.______offorj lead the diamond qucqueen from dum* £^,1 Soutli ! West North Bod. wrap around glass, . $6500.543^959. ______eS»fetliSL_ 77TrajTransAm.oxecond.now • 7 9 Caprico Classic sia wgn. 1993 TEMPO’S -06, . my. If East Is silly' enoughen to cover. i NT Pass 1 3 NT All passI short bod. now lires and '•92 F250 XLT 4x4. Take ovor 7j Ml MAZDA paintaim. runs groatl $2500 ‘ ^ ^ 3 5 0 ^ u ^ cond. & TOPAZ’S ost offor. 324-3112 Bltor • South wins, concedesdes a trump and aNSWEI . upholstory. $4200/offor. . 'ER: Spade queen. The spadef Call 5 4 3 - ^ . ______For sole: 1984 Nisson 4x4. -3 $l67.67.permonth -esi5 MozdaGLC hatchback.' _ 4:Xofteavomot«iao.S 00 - — ;------claim s an overtrick. ^ a n d dlama m o n d su its a r e ap p ro x im ate * , LOOK $J,488,$l99caihdown,60 $1 rurrun*, good tiros 4 brakos...... '** 1970 Intdrnallonal, 4x4. -• now ongino. lran8mis6iofl& SlOOOorbost ollor. Call 1Q04 When East doesn'tsn'l cover,-South jy lal. Give precedcnee to the paint.^orpplck-upwilh 1981 ^ Cofvotto.runsAkwka mo, r 7.75% APR, OAC. 18 $1 04 SUBARU I ■ e $1000 or olfor. Coll 733- aroollMu6tseolAfler6pm ' 10 u chooso from. Low milos 73:7332458 ' ...... do«. He wins the, ac.cc and returns rather than the m iw r. (Suy*N 6204.1630 Highland Avo. cuslomlzodoxlros. 86 Subaru wagon. 5 spd i Days coil 543-6221 or - 366-2403or366-2217 . ; 4 & teadod Wtth equip. Tax, li------1 9 8 6 S the suit, giving E^asta l thet king. South 1972 Ford Bronco 4x4. oxc. •ana, GL 10. now eogino 4 • 703 not bid.) ovonings or vfookonds call lle4doonotlnaudod. W MERCEDES B E « - then enjoys two heaileart discards on condition, lots ol extras. 1.800*74>332fiOMnSun lutch assembly, unit like ; .1041 FORD V dummy's dlamonds.-'l[s.-llm itln g lh e d e * serf brid*,id«« quotloM 10 Tb* At«, P.O. Do*« 351. AT. $3 ^ .7 3 6 -6 2 6 7 MOUNTAIN HOMEFORD ^3 MERCEDES280. runs nownloww-ski rack..oxcollont • MUu. T«sm ntli. with Mll-*ddmae«tc>U 0U 6 e DI» 175. Must soo. 1976 Dodflo conversion von. _i324-6508 Of 324-2S36-. ' 1993 MUSTANG 106063 MERCURY 9 2! SSubaru u t Logscy wagon. ! PS. PB. AC. Sloroo with FASTBACKS —------— toodoiodod, 45000 mi. $11,895 « — 19B0Chovy350 4spd.ro- tape. Hwy 30, Clovor Rood. 1993T-BIRDS - orom■rottof,call73^f!060,------j built motor. Irons. &.roar $187.23 per month 1006 SEMS4HEAVY 2nd^jac^n righl. Fllor. Sr COUGARS ,5 1993 " 910 SPORTING GOODS)DS 1002 AUTO PARTS ond, 35* tiros, chromoroll $9488, $199jash down, eo . - fl7 TOYOTA • EQUIPICHT $233.11 per month nmo, 7,75% APH, OAC. 410 ' GRAND G MARQUIS 1087 j - ; ^ , t REPAIRS • *75 Dodgo van. runt good. Rollorfolados. almost no - r 1991.oxt.cabToyotaPU. $13,4Q8,$1»cashdown. chooso c Irom . Low miles, $4 187 Corolla. 42 mpg. oxc • 8115-C al 32V5416. ------4-36-165 good yrW rangi 1 • 1986 T600Konworlh,3 noods work on Interior, 72 m o, 7.75% ARP, OAC. good g cotors. wrth an powor S i s ;g. ■ SR54x4.53Kmis. $850.Cal324^e517, ond. $4000.324.75a. | Schwinn Air-dyno oxorciorciso tiros. C h ^ 4x4 tmnt oxot.oxi a x lo s. Joko broho. 6 0 ' 14 to choose from. Low oplk>ns.Tax.lltto&docntt0 72 - biko, llko now. $475■ oro n ol* 2-35-15 Arm strong lires.tire sloopor. 400Cummins Big ; '91 Dodgo Caravan SE.ox- mites & teadod with equip- Includod. Ir K Lo isa ffi sg I fora Com III. 1* 1981 W ostorn 71 Ford 4X4, 20.000 mia on ■ mont. Tax, title 4 doc nol 1-800*743-3326 v Open Sun po tof. can 736-2060. _____ Ford 9 'A inch roorood foi collont condillon. Powor ev­ If 324.2734______-, (okod irolkir 45' convortnblo-hop-30- rebuilt ongino. noods cab erything. air, crulso. tilt, includod. MOUNTAIN I HOME FORD do Schwinn Alrdyno oxofcycrcyeio, pickup. 4-9,75.165 spoki S . work. $1000.866-7153 3. Coll whoola ter 5 holo Ford,i, calc por. 1 - 1979 Aloy hoppor. . AM/FM cassotto. 39.000 11-600-743-3326 Open Sun roRDUNOTLH F( MERCURY 11.600-743.33260penSun ^ Doponcipondabio 76 Colica, runs ; oxc. condition, $400. C lood. froshpalnt. $700. 4 ovos 733-8369. _____ 543-5902. ■______1095 busholcopocity. Coll■oil in oa»y lo advoftiso In dass!' milos. $11,495 or bost of- MOUrn'AIN HOME FORD TF MOUNTAIN HOME FORD good 764-2901 or 7 ^ 2 5 6 6 _ ^r.9d.Ju»lcall733 003l, Jor..726-,9213or768-3801, , _F_FORD LINCOLN MERCURY_| . , __ FOi ORD LINCOLN MERCURY ._733r8'33r8B31.kWY0.msfl,______•_ .. 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AC. 1 6 'box. pon- wiling 8onor.$6200or&0^ ___ U3ED TIRES . llo. $27,500; '79 3 oxto ------— onor5< 3TO59— ------nialor bfir>da, mftnV'siia 1987 Mallard Flighi LoMOfldorr ,^^__^j[i^^t4233068r 24', 5lH wtwiM,'custom b ------544B. 60%. good painl. jaPI , $17,500; 930 Cot loador. iwi^n bo d s, toadod.^ ^1W 5 5 1003 AUTOS-OTHER 19e2Cfwvy‘Atoo350. ' S32^0;55Michioon2yd. ■llliUsWB $l7;500;Co8oVV14 2yd cam, 4 spd. $10,500,811 1067Grand National. 77 Main. 734-9694. toodora, $17.500;-85 Ford ------vory nico. vory lost. Jo F600.370 ong.. 5 spd, PS. 29' 1990 Torry Roselosort. 734.3167 or 73^5335.------$8,450; (3)'85 G M t 7000. $10,500 or best oflor.Jir.Jusi : ^ AC. 366 ong.. 542 r PS. e : likonowl733-2445. B/on 1005 AKTKHJE AUTOS" , $9,950;{3)fl9FofdR00-8 I J f 7 9 Holiday Rambler 30 1^1 toreod air h m c o , largotfoonh 1957Edsol. runs good, kjo trig., air. good tiros, monymt good, unlquo Christm 234-0869 or 237^>96a. IM 5ih. $4300. Call 536-233: oxiraa. seSoO. 423-5163 1 5 'single oxio lilt trailer. CLEARANCE 1992 33V33’A' t»64 Chovy Mnlibu. 2 d& ta00.?33.1987.543^924 I Supor now 350 ongino. 400 trai Tony 5th whool. with Su| lortd' 1982CMCatumlnum ond J K I ______SMOTOOLl6!,wtK»l«.9 mustm' cuslom imorlor, Ironl or > 8 ^ ' ■8h‘ock'8rpbiritr$250000 of- -dumpuallor.-rolltarp.hlflh • makDOf/w. 324-8108 sldoe, oxc. condition, now10W rnm. 349-5589 nflor 5om. 1966Chovol1oSS396,h 350 with oulo trans. 2^door dc 20'llotiandomnxlotroilor, JJ 912 IJTUTY o r ^ $1200; 1 5 'single lift. $800;)00; TRAILERS hardtop, noods roslorc ______Call 733-6162 aHor 4:30.V) ' 7 6 IH 2 ton sorvico lruci(ucl< - with covorod bod. $3500.100. ANDERSON RVR\ 1966 Mustang, straight bobody. 733-1987.543-8924 no rust, noods oncino,■J®- 580<; C ase backhoow-now ic ic ic -k 1ic $1000 or bosi offor. 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Year Bid Prlce^c^6888 Intermittentnt \wipers • Power steering‘Floor-mounted Fic 1 8 8 7 HONOiD A P R a U D E S I transmissionion • Power mirrors Air cond., front wheelleel drive, sharpi WAS $8990...... Year Bid Price^S 9 8 ffi • Power brakrakes • All season . — radial tires> • Fold down rear 1998 FORDDESCORT I ____ seat .... DELUXE ED., auto,. overdrive,ovi air cond., stereo. WAS's< 9 2 9 5 ...Y e a r B id P r ic."8288 e - ...... -...... F- I , . 1 8 9 0 M SSAS A N Z 4 0 S X Floor-mounted trans,,ns,. full power. WAS $10,500...... Y e a r B id P r ic«^8488 e ^ 1 9 9 S MERCKCURY TOPAZ SP8V Auto., air cond., IrontIt wtwh^el drtve. only 1800 miles. WASS I P g B l d M cc^8888 ^ SISOD 1 9 B D C 0 U GI G i A R X R - 7 tjiadedi-Powar seatsats & windows, cruise. WAS $10,1D,B8a_..:-YearBidPrice^ce"988tt _ 1 9 B 9 H 0 N DIDA I ACCORD 4 DR. 1 9 9 4 H O :CORDE)'X 4 D R . /H-8179. PowersteerlnKrini,frantwll»lltlilvB.WAS»12.50500.....Y e a r B id P r ic e ^ ce^l 0.500 BAfitooRQ DPcnifinLoR RRflWFf? 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Lookinn g g o o d _ H eaalth note;?s HORMON/INAL LONGEVITY: Couldd tlthose icRlos^— skin-on iheJiiJ’ooLas-morc tesistant to.injuinjui7 .liian.tlie ! Crumpled clothesc - lerone surgeses shorten your life, guys? GermanGe scien- skin on othercr parts of the body and is six timesi as rc- lists, tryingJ i(to understand why womenlen live longer sistan t to pipiiin. Steven Robbins, a1 ppr ro fe sso r at fashion’s latatesrwrirtkle than men, havtiave examined the health recc•ccords o f 16th McGill, s.iysys running barefoot may staviUave o ff nerve • ' century castristraied choirboys.io gauge;e vw hether the damage lhal,l iresults from ihc insulatingg cfTcclsef o f Ihe Ncwsday mole sex honormonc lesiosterone couldi be thc key to foam in runniming shoes, TheHatest^esIglgn~~~- the jiu^lcr'D'Dut'thc t [cam, rcpofling in Hhe-British^ithe ------A»B-C, WVASHtWiisliing i ihcir hands'caisxan-h d p your' - — ------Unplug thc iron and call NEW YORK — Un by V ersus, a yoiouth ence journalal Nature, says it has failedled to prove a children avoiioid getting and transmittingg cocolds, bul ex- o ff thd collogcn trcatmotments, wrinkles are thc S H line by Gianni - clear link behlelween men’s generally shonlone.r life span actly how mmuch time should they spenipend washing latest wrinkle in fashioillion. , Ite and the sex hchormone produced in testicle.'des. them? As lotong as it takes to soy the olphabet. olp says d and crumpled clothes Versace, made I Crinkled, crushed o ’ FORGETr SSINGLES BARS: Panicipalipalion in alh- Steven Sheloilov. editor in chicf of "Carinaring for Your •runways-in Oiiropc and g M I d eb u t a t the arc thc rage o f the m: lelics rated1 h:higher ul sparking romanccncc than, more Baby and Yofoung Child; Birth to Age FivFive." Shclov, cases for folded fabrics N ew York. Strong ca; Spring/Summer conventionalal datingi environments, such,ch os bars and adviser lo ihiIhc Child Care Chollcngc projprogram csmb- such designers as Isscy • ore being made by su 1994 show in MiMilan, movies,, in o0 recent poll conducted by3y Prince lnc„ lishcd by th interpretation. int ' Appreciating wrinklnklC3, on clothes and oh r running shoesocs notwithstanding, your best obesity were cnuscd by o disea:isease. _ ...... M fighting everything,” . . running barefrcfooi. Researchers al Monirt^ S a l - s S i l l faces, “is about not 1 Compiled fioimumwifcrepoitB ■ UnrveijiiyCeCenter for Studies in Agingi< foundfo that the — ...... — Pleaei,a9e 3e e L 6 0 KING/D2 .------■— ------—-APpholo-- w

______k______----- .---- ■■-r- •• ______• . j — i ^ D-2 Tlmo8-Now8. TwTwin Falls. Id ^o Mondoy.'Oec 1993 , - — y ' _ ' • ------s ------rtorin ^r c a s & ^ ^ =of?snifffles, snet l i S T J f B X C heji^ lh recsquires Taster1 p ace Kni^-Ridder Newiews Service . Andxd w ith people cooped up insideiide.. to' play no matter wh/hat." Adults . ■ by cold)ld weather, colds spread morcore “wanl lo rest up, take:e it easy, get WASHI^IINGTON (AP) — Carol.1 ...... — ' ...... • The averagege was^ 1,100 calories “There Is just oncDne way to treat the readily.ly- sympathy.” C. Spelmanan w as a spy for science, P e o p le te n d toI wi alk per week —- slslightly above the common cold —- wilhv contempt,” -Thereerc’s also *‘a certain seasonalrial They also wanl inslailont cures, and Spelmanin covertly watched walk- a b o u t 3 m ph dcloing ther researchers have . , William Osier,, a'a 19th-century thing lo the viruses ihat.causc'lheselese there's no such thing...... ers to seeI if they walked fast enough^ . e tr a nda, a o addidinci found healthful,!;ul, Spelman said. 1 ___ physicjim, IS rcpdrloirt^oTTavclimdr"' eoHlST”rnayrW IchliarKarrrfamilylily------“Soracrim crpcoplcrc-comcin-aftci— tobcncfinh tu rn HowcvirTs^several ip{$arentty-fcl I — If only i( w ere Uiaithat easy. practiticitioncr James Moi;gan. two or three days withth a cold^nd . Rescarchcchers had already cslimat- o n e m ph c an t evel, indicating som c.. • a them into . below th« leve ' S* Bul colds cosl:l: Anfi estimated $9 Js tend to get morc colds lhanhan they gct.a prescriptioiion for som c- cd from labiaboratbry work how hard a ’ _____ were oot-walkiniIking often c n o u g h rth e -— — billion 10 SIO billionlion in wages is losl ' ad„jiss dod because their hygiene isn’t5r,-, thing, and after a few d:days they feel person mimust walk to achlcvee exercisers.*•' report sa'id. lo colds each year.T. /Americans spend a, g„(,(}od — ih'ey don't wash ihcirjgjj better," Cooper says, metabolicc cchanges associaled withh I—. This underline:lines the need for regu- Even ihose who fell b< more than $2 billioniion a yen on over- s ,as often, for example. And^nd “They really probatably ought to better healtla lth ...... — nofjust a couple of ‘ e cardiorespiralory_largel ( ____ thc-co^ntcr raid remedies,^reir ._lhey.’rc’r'c u su ally e x p o se d to m oreQfg w ait unlil they’ve hadi il^fori five or The quesllestign was whether people Spelman said, ays six'days, bccause most’ I lab, left lo Iheir own de-'>■ w ere still worTcing Kar’d B ei “ ; fcVS.1,: And what pricccc ' can you pul on j o i j viruses vi; than adults are, says st’of them will outside a Id supports Ihe idea thal the misery of sniff start feeling belter afterler the thirij or vices, norm;rmally did it. gel important health benefitfits in such TTi? s'V'ly lifflcs and sneezes 'w ichil;lila, Kan., pediatrician Kay good health practice, jQ fourth day anyway.’'. "N obodyidy had ever done somc-. areas as low er blood pres:ossurc and w alking is a go. and chills? s. A child will get six lo 10 r researcher on walk- Cold viruses arc ; All three physicians5 pointp out Ihat thing likec lIhis before,” said Spcl- better cholesterol levels,I, ; Spelm an s “ i>l an o th er rc; IC around through- ^jds^a'; a year, ing, Dr. Jamesles M. Rippe, director antibiotics are uselesss in treating a man, pro{rogram coordinator atit said in an interview. oul Ihc year, butIt theyll really start cise Physiology and conlrasl, an adult will have cold. Antibiotics shouould be lakcn Wcstchcstciiter Cardiac Rehabilitation,1, Researchers also.compui)uled ener- of the Exercisc making nuisances:es of themselves enter in Shrewsbury, about the lime schochoolslans. ■ 3r three, bul each seems worse, only if there’s a secondndary problem a clinic in1 Scarsdalc,S N.Y. gy expended during the weveek based Nutrition Ccntc The worsl o f Ihelie coldc season gen- ’s ® partlyf bccausc an adult's 'in-im- — a sinus ihfeclion, bronchitisbi and Spelmanlan did her experimentit on the estimalcd calorics biburned per Mass. c-systcm_is_diXfcrcnt.from_a ------crallpruns from-NoNovem ber through— s o o n .------'raduatesiudcnt-ut-the-Uni—i^exercisc-Bcsslon-and-thc-ni -number-of— People tendd to w olk.abouu3 m ph------— April. 's. The bcsl way to prevevent a cold is vtrsily ofif South! Carolina. Resultss days o f exercise, doing errands,Is, sos adding one mph At school, kidsIs eexchange all the Also,!«3, “adults can be run down for lo avoid people who hhave one and were publiblishcd in the Americann On lhal, the results don’n’t look as can turn themm iinlo exercisers, the -things they've pickeeked up, then "Ihcy otherr rireasons/! Riggs says, "andand practice “good genen:ral health — College ofoi Sports: Medicine journalll good. Spelman said, ■ cardiologist saidsaid. take all their newly/ly acquired viruses that malnakcs thcm.gcLsickcr/!------keep yourself healthy, DD.smoking._Hcdicinc.aii.and.ScicncciO-Sports andd ; home to their famil:milics," says Calhy Atlilu[itude also makes a difference.ICC. take somc vitamin C or)r drink orange Exerdsc. Fam ily M edical Cent ------Cooper, a-fnmily-p;/-practitioner-in El-ChildrciIren “Just donU moke a&-muchuch juicc,'--Morgan-says.-“'• “That-’s aboul-----Spelmanan looked-at 29-hcalthy--y - - — ::^Twh-Falls-' -$JRC 0 0 _ _ _ | _ —.------Dorado, Knn. - •...... - o f a-fuxfuss,'-^ Coopct-says.-Tbfcy.waiilfani: alLyou-can-doA------w alkcfs-wwhose-agcs-averaged h -9 ^ They wererc jgiven questions on moodci D ale J. Peterson,, M1 . D . " ' 3V each I slate to ans\nswer before and after theyy 496 "E " Shoup Ave.:.wes. 1 wiLicifwiyolyOURMlHlBUnSI Colds- walked, Twin Falls, Idala h o Usually takces es IIes9 than 1 hour. - as just a cover, i'andovtriovtriDStWyhlgter smelliniling herbs hung 'round the af- the misery of the seasoson, and .since J f ? ' 7 “ e 7 3 6 -6 2 2 0 didn’t have any idea we :d person’s neck lo ward off the viruses will hang — Drapllieiithem off or call___ ihickcn soup might flicted iking at things like pacc,” . Family practice s — all to no avail, heat of summer kills tl ‘e^x'l . - a n 733733^1674 ItB H help," Cutler said,lid, chuckling. “Il germs- I said. If the walkers hadd i n c l u d i n g o b stetilines H I MOO- ose days, thankfully, are over.r. year, your chances of 3004394674 U ttU may have curative/c {powers w c don’t Thos< they might have changedJ 2«Mi«lteAw.W. |mg|0 arc not so hot. Still, ev know a b o u t” :, she said. - - accepting new pat Qicj. come down with a sececond or Ihird - - BLBID 1 But other tradilioilionlil family heallh “Tlie;bey really stank,” Cutler said, iieslioning was an excuseQ at tnis time Aras this year, it won’t li aidswon'ldoathin{Iling. "It wasvas difficult lo lell whal was ■ JXZlman to visil them where Culler said hee canc remember a worse:e: Ihe cold or the smell of the “If you treat it like m,inaAitwiUgi iheywalkcked, so she.could spy on time when concemeim ed mothers w ould cure.” away in about 14 days,’5, Culler said. ,heir„onnalnal route. ;■ mix up batches of mustard plaster Fall11 andi Cutler agreed Ihat timeime “If you leave it alone,, i11 II go away id ,a spot wherc 1 -could secc I “Hard-to-Buy-iy - F o r " and asafetidas —• litlittle bags o f foul- and rest resi are the only real cures for in about two w eeks.” thc;m, andi tlthey couldn’t see me, and I lim ed theIhcm between two spots,"• Person “Wlho Has^erytl{ t h i n g ” . . Spelriiun saisaid. “ I measured that dis­ W rin kkle tancc,andlci I came up with a pace." Continued from DlD l changesges the whole idea of a Iradi-idi- that have been permanencntly pleated. TJic aver/eragc speed was aboul 4 says Jim Nevins, creativeere director of tional1 look.Ic A lot of the pleatingg iais “It conforms to-the-v,-w him s o f-iis—njph- the self-selected outside Clinique Laboratoritories and the man tnofc likeliV sculpture." wearer without losing itsit; own identi- After the pacc w ass ddetermined, the walkers behind ihc cosmelicclics company’s re- Feng,ng. who hails from New Yorkork ty,” he says. he lab to walk on a ircad-I- - % cent "Beauiy is notno about looking via Haiiangzhou, China, continues:s a Best of all, it can be1 hand-washed,h '".'""1 U" le same pace. Researchers A l l young” campaign.1. IiIn other words, if pleating jso- dried flat, never needsJs ironing and rn"* “t the | - r 1 \ 7 p i € jall«d-up-(-.A_lte'UncasujiSi^ed the energy the walk- 'rinkled, well, so cialedd wilhv Fofluny-ahd-Miyakorthc-tho—you-HJftn-pQck-it-all-ba something is wrir idedTthe average burn, cx- ______^______w hal? ‘i l looks like liki someone lives Japane:nese designer known for his . word of caution: If yoiou dry-clean a "S as a percent of maximal there and has somcme personality," he high-leclech fabric experimentation, purposely wrinkled gai5armcnl, make pressed as .ws you don’t heart rate,e, was about 70, althoughh^ n says. M iyaiyakc has always maintainedned sure the cleaner know fin- want it pressed.) the range: vwas wide — from 56 to0 ® Frameed Feng, a deslgnei;ncr of irregularly lhal “pleating,“pi rumpling and wrin- pleated scarves,i, accessoriesa and kling; helph< create unique, expressivesive Although Feng saysi manyr people, ales wc rc within the w om en’s clothcs,i, sjsays wrinkles are clothcs.es. Patterns beyond imaginationtion regardless of age, can1 wear^ a wnn- .iew * > recommended range for being embraced,i, bccauseb “people appear'ar when lighl plays upon wrin-rin-"' kled look, il takes a moc I Printit cardiorespirpiraiory fitness, 55-90 pcr- are tired of wearing'ng'normal things... kies.” sonal style lo really pull laximal, the study said, W U d l i f e , WV estern, C ontemm i p o ra ry , Eve^ designer iss tr trying to work on H iss newestn collection, a morc ac- "You have to know ugh percent of maximal :ats il and how to play wi a n d m u c h m ore to choose fabrics — pleating,ig, buming, dyeing ccssibl;ibly priced line called Pleats ige_is commonly used by se from. or washing simpliple materials. Il Please,le. offers simply-shaped pieces■CCS pecqplc can wear wrinkledcsbcaulif„l..-i-«;»*' s, il is not the m ost accu- G if t rate measuisure of how hard you are Zertlflcates 7 ______working out.oul Available B a rry . — — A morce pprecise standard for encr* which looks al how much ALLERY Continued from 001 1 (W/hy hj else’would Earnest haveavc oul of momenlum arand lie down ®5y“gcS’,hlthe exerciser consumes, :d?) again, confident Ihql, thanksth 10 their 175 Blm Liliii ilYil.». •?:>734-2765* Hour» Mon-Ffl 8:30-8:30-8:30 8il.10tm-4pm One lime a picciiece of turkey fell Ihree of the exercisers lis in turn awakens Earnest,est, alertness, the house isIS oncc again off of il. The dog!ogs still regularly Jhis below the ACSM’s car; leaps up, bonks her headead safe. — ...... — ^ visit the spot whe'h ere it landed, in ato'ry target, the stiidy said. hen This is the hidden dodogworldtha. ease il‘ shows up) aj again. T here’s an )Sl the bottom of my desk, ther I large, the cxcrcisc walkers :s over an^starls barking at herhei goes on every day ianourhousc.I^I,^'j,jjl^, ______ittyisiblc_Dog_Hi licU were working hard ------^admit that,; socio-biolbilbg.cally,-itjs-^j5j^j-,„- there. D fihcdoon------^------=------b m afc 'the experts nappy,'7,' ~ " B ...... • Eiichch dog is fiiroly convinceO lhaithal not as .interesting as theth ihmgs ihat Soelman co ^■'^'^Anbthcr reasonn ilIB that the hoUse : is Big Trouble on the otheither E lizabeth'M arshall Tl:Thomos’ dogs / provides a betterI ececho for barking, possibly involving their arch-rch- do. But Earnest and ZZippy are the pnM M fi / Dogs employ barllarking as a vital enemy,ny, the U.S. Postal Service'ic e only dogs I have. Makake me an of- means o f communiiiinicating important truck.:. It I cdm es around every day,lay, fcr. ■messages, such as:is: “bark.”‘ g n j usually ust lam est and Zippy are ■ __ ;___ Buyy I it e m a t f o ii| Barking also serserves a vital bio- able tolo drive il off by barking-alll ii it Dave Barry is a hum\mor columnist I L logical purpose: If a dog does not and gettinggel spit all over thp win-/in - for the Miami Herald.{. Write to him ^ ^ PBICE,GET 1 release a certainI nnumber of barks dows5 byb our front door, bul nowlow c/o Tropic Magazine,e. The Miami | | per day, they willII b back up, and the' apparerrcnlly-the truck som ehow has Herald, Oae Herald.RPlaza, Miami, N |.2N D rrEM F0R_i WELCOMEE TO airfareI E CHAOS dog will explode.le. ' (W henever you ^ f f c•n n intoj the house and is on thithe Fla. 33132. hear an unexplaincined loud noise in ^ h e■r r side ; of this door BARKRK | ^ 1 / 2 p b i c e * I *------thc-dtstancOj-tt-^pK-PFObablV'S-doc-eK'— BA&KIK—BARK. BAJUCBAJUC I ■ .... ^ — 1 B - -J^lETEBJCEEABSiJEANARC: ICJP.-QNE_ _ ploding.) BARKl'.KBARKBARKBARKH! Remember theie needy I *2nditlltemmuBlbeolequalg Our large mainain dog. Earnest, Thisis isi what my dogs are thinking ______J I orleiserTolua ( g might hope airirfares would finallally stabilize, spends her day sleejlecping directly un- (if "thithinking” is the word I wani'an« ______I 05 I get up. w alk pasl Earnest,icsl, d er m y desk,, and1 thithree or four limes here) as m I C heclsckourslocldiigihilfenl M Forget it: Chaolos stays, pmbracece it an you'll a day shc’ll haihave a pressure who is now insane with rage, andancl ‘ | h H * itsm nsnts buildup, causing heiher lo wake up, lift open1 tlthe door. Instantly Earnestle st BM - ______«■— - InglntUsadloryoui H find liew way:ys to snap up low)W fares. But ? her head, release: a bark and immc- charge:ges BARKBARKBARK Intc 9 dulatmas omamentl l l ______diatcly go back lo0 slsleep. the hai:lall, narrowly missing Zippy,py. W usadcum 7 'is-charginp-jBAi?/C-fl;>\Jf/f' ____ ^ - with-overall.hticket”prices“ s“cltmbin'g Her bark, iravcli■cling ai Ihc s p c c d ^ " ^ ” ' ” H « U n y t e o f bark, quickly re;reaches our small '.K into my office, f l L r T H E l inattention ori:•laziness will costit you.j j emergency bacl^pjp (dog. Zippy, who Eachch one goes about five feet, m K » Boll Bglaiw — wait a minute!!.— skids tc is sleeping elscwhck-hcre in the house, then — | | L R f l G E | Thanks to) recent behind-ti-the-scenes H e w akes up andid rrushes up lo the a stop,p. whirls around, and charge;ge° Sk WHOLEM the other way. stili barking, liflj M t o t y Shop Dcnmtown B fice door and starts back th outside o f m y office c«» yH | | S p o sn ifo&ualn m _ changes, it^ haiarderJhan_ever to_jtogo it alone^ ------baridng at itr becaujause thcTc is clear-- Somcliielimes ihey’ll pass cach othci i h i i t r -- TWInFtfa— 1 3 ' -ot-fourlimerfaefbre-tfaey-Tur iy som ething w rong)ng inside!------thrcrxn 1^2178 'H'” The first rule; of air travel in1 tthe coming 7 years may well w be: Find and a marry jThele hqlidays are _ _yourselLaJQp!pdnotch_traveLag( igejat.Jt.also; _ a tinme for sharing pays to undeerstand somethiiIling of how and caring. 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I l H ^ “ LLosAnjeleaTtmei------— h - much enthusiasm. Q In tbe laser surgiurgcry, done in a H e l p i o r hhom i e caregftil ----- a)SANUHLES-Hvcn v^latGr-oSe:ersrdm g-ftee wwas a young man in the Arm;my, David the surgeon trims thetbe soft palate and Back pain and Injuryury are major problems amongng people who help ?■Parker could snore wilh the bears.b tvif thc uvula — thc poucpouch o f tissue that care for III or injured4 familyie members at home, the•ho American Academy “We had open b a r ^ k s atIt thc1 time. i. lelhod to qui(lieter sleep dangles from thc roof,roo of the m outh _____ of Oithopaedic Surg«rgeons says. Your greatest chaihance of injury occurs ' - I [ rem em ber tn basic traininj — with a precise laseraserbcam. when you pull someoi ing.IwM, to^Anjale*!• Times madiade a huge d ifference,” sa> leone from a redinIng positionn iiinto a sitting position, sleeping,1 upsUiira. Wcllj n o)t t'only did , The laser is iiseluseful becau se it transfer someonQ-fronfrom a bed to a chair or lean ovi Dr. Dan: Cohen, chairman c over someone for long ,lthe ^ y s upstiurs complain a ' . reduces bleeding and(ind swelling and is perlodfl. If you’re aI hohome caregiver, here’s how thu can1 use for colds and allei!({■. dramatic reductionin o0 : f snoring in 85 But help may bc within ca Is the nasal passages gics,'es," he says. pcrcent o f 345 palienUients studied, Parker. W ithin a few weeks P' open to allovlow air to flow more The Th Breathe R|ght. whichII isi But Hopp and otherothe sleep experts bc among the first groupup in L os slowowly making its way to drurug accuse the manufa(ufacturcr and the Angeles to undergo a oew t -trcalmcnt ..,fV cnn:an pull open' that air- store:ores, is sold over the counter..r. A media o f hyping, the surgery before for severe snoring. er millimeter, you've box<)x o n 0 strips costs about S5.'. American studies areans completed,■ Thc ----- “I want to-bc the first one,-e-^’-an anx - way another (“ l^ e 'r IS alrcUdy apprcpprbvc'd'fdr" use'ih ious Parker says. the United Stales. Face the patient, placpiace your feet shouider-widthh apartc and bend your . Thc lechnique, called loser;cryol nnew oxygen device to meaeasure the wiilTless risk oj f injury,i aocoWing to a ' pcVwpudte SuTDMm,, P.CP.O. B a 10M. Dm PUrwt. ll. 00017017. J,meuitH)lic cost o f doing step;p aerobics study o f 90 studeiidents at thc University 1 ALREADY SOURCE: AnwrtctnAciaiCiOwny o( Ortbopasdfc Sugaont dduring workouts. Study parlarticipants o f Colorado. All were women at the D ISC O U N T I 100 in ch es, same fimess levcevel when the 28-weck cyj i2na«3 Oatrolt FrM Prau, Kn)oht-l>ht-Rld()erTri5una«ANKS2EHl>Q used “ a step height of . ro u g h ly th e height o f twtwo steps study began andai were randomly •>» STEPH I SIsmckcd on top o f each other.t, assi^cd to onele ning levels, hut ■ w jir n iii ad a p'frlTgragrupb in ilTC DlirwraslrskThm-ilirTiribrnatron-bc------Valley happenings colcolumn without typed andd thetl form retumed to our difring step aerobics do eveven’ better, injuries were mmost prevalent in the ;rs at the running groupI aiand forced 16 percent . a photo. Aimiversop’ap’ celebrations oMce alonong with a photograph. °according to researchers from 50 years on willvill run as a s ^ blaclc andI whitew preferred. ^University of Wisconsin's LaL Crosse of runners to drdrop out of the study, "0 t / i a n ^ y o u f o r y o i Exercise and Health'Progra{ram. John said coauthor WWilliam Byrnes. Less-' ■ aniziM sH everyone w H o M a y s !

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Vitaminss-*-Hetbs- - - » m e t o - Homeoi9 p a t h i c t> and Tw in i l D on’t lose d e t i c C l u b Becky Teas andd Grocery fitness wliili TO f r o m y o uust r 1 , _ ^ V a l t e r s I S p e d ailizingln l j ' f i \ r o u t i n e . iveek! V egetu4an Ii Items & ^ 7 ^ “T —Gome-homi ' Org'ganlcally G row nI The Club a . B e c k yu received thee h i g h e s t EARTJH 's BEST B aby Foeood U s e A ] A t hi l e e l s m o n t nnly l scores in a l l a r e a s . AND...iryouve f o r \ u feeling thoM Both n s holiday pound*... f l H J , Haircut sppolpolntmmts mllable as lale'eas s 4:30pm dally - (sll work done by studentjnts) ' ------1 “ iAUniiUI PLACE, • Pool • Ra (^eights- - E'OLA m ennial Square • 655 Blu9lue L a te Blvd. DIET 2 doon down V Q Q • Cardiovt ment PRODUCTS from TCBY mOQ -Hout>^Mor>^ri-9;30*6pm-tJ ^ ______?_FiJ -Juan’s-Ci^ollegeL------> Jl F acO ith • Steam ! !uzzi “ r'FRiFoRGANNfoilLYtrROV™ntobkeyI'I of Hair DDesign , ■ Dra»liwing B9 be heM Oec«mber 20lh. I L o c a t i o n Namo;______Phone______Lynwood Mall • Tvrwln Falls acquetball • W e A d d ress,______lv vascular Equipm ^^P-777/orli)0:83 - - L j i m-m 3 itness C lasses 1 ( 0 0 1 1 1 a n d J a c u s y 1' I Tyvln Falla' Id o h a ^ Wonaoy, DftC6i i3 j9 B 3 r..._ «• Ks ---- l 0 4 0 i ^ f 0 U U : -

_____ Vaginal birtlirth class begins todaday ' stress managemeim ent therapist, will, addressss the pro- ' ^s wilh Less Stress." ^ u n i t ~rwiN-f7tt*s- propnroft ynglnal bilb in h a H c r g™ ", ••Holidays v (TRMCimammo)graphy :rested in more inform ationI abouta the aKan.bltihJvBAClwnrEE _____prsvio.USJOCSaK: in he MVKMtf-SemoHJonn' from 7 to 9:30 p.np.m. today and Dcc. 20. The c inccfioSratZ i-N ew i ■■ — only^oorftclllilerha^iave'been“"dIflgaosifl'5f‘ariy iriyTwtasT«ncCT7 ' The be held at thee MagicN Valley Regionalll Mf cdical 737-20^5. —accrr.ditftd,nationwide inI the1 six - A n d e a n Collegelege o f Radiology, the Center, secondd ffloor confcrencc room.. TheT non- _ . . T W IN FiFALLS - The Magic yyear history of the programi n t w88~Am^erlcan“CBncancer-Socictyr-tho-— ------refiindaWe fee is SSIO. • Learn aboutlut s a fe ^ and health:h rules Vallcy Regiegional M edical Center, has sstarted in response to coneacems by American Medicadical Association and Designed to pitprepare the expectant mothertier and her TWIN FALLS.S - An employee orientationin to fedcr. b een oppro'roved by the American nradiologists, other medical oiorganiza- nine other majorjor m edi^ organiza- _ _ suppo.rt person1 fc for a succcssfni labor, parelarents will al regulations aboulabc safety and-hcalth at tl;thework= College ofl>f R a d io lo g y 's M anuno- titions aod the public that.onlnly quali- tions 'suggest wonwomen without sy u p - leain about VBA'BAC safety, relate their birthirth stories,' place is scheduledlied for 7:30 a.m. to noon WcVednesdoy «reditiltion Program. fified pexTOnnel pcrfomfj and] interpreti toms have an anniannual clinical exami- — • --nnd connect witJfitJfpeoplewhcrhiivc'gDnc'ihroi I irough-sim- ~in thcGbcnchaiirljirlnsnrancrCoiiferentx'Rooi dy equip— nation with-tcrcecrccniog-mammogra< ------nts, which m clude a strin* n liar experiences.:s. The exppctnnt mother is askedi to The orientatioItion is designed for emplc)loyees to requirements ment sp^fl^ly’dn^^^fcfor mam- phy performedd at one- to two-year ------wear comfortable3le pants a n d io bring'two pilklillqws. Her obtain basic knounowlcdge required for the wcworkplace. 8cnt reviewew by a panel of breast nmography be used. The gogoal is to intervals beglnniinning at age 40 and election experts. The e support p m o n isIS encouraged( lo attend, Topics to be covt:overed include general and1 electrical( cancer-dete ensure women receive tlth e b e s t clinical examinatiinations and m ammog- nnniiftlly hi»£inning Prc-registrationion is required. To pre*regist(ister or for safety, hazard concommunication standards, noiloiseexpo- reviewerss evaluatec the staffing, nmammographic examinatiition with raphy perfonned o 1. quality control and qual- tl more ififormatioItio n , call th e M V R M C EdEducation sure, injury preveevenlion, bloodbome pathog'jgens, dis- equipment, q the lowest possible rislc. at age 50. nee programs at a facility . Deportment. at_73J737-2900, .weekday;!, bctwccifccn.9 n.jTi,. crimination andJ scsexunl haniMment, ^ d the; drug-freec 'V assurance One in nine women willII - develop The Americirican College, of ^ and 4 p.m. workplace. • - "applying forbr accrrfitation.-TheI qual- bbreast cancer during her'ii'lifetime. Radiolo^ is at majormi national med- The fee is S1515 ;per employee and rescrvaik-ations are 'V o f the image im and the amount of Early E detection is the keyty to sur- ical specialty socitlo ci^ with more than CaesareanI ddelivery class schededuled required. T o registgister, call 733-3974. radiation arare measured and must vvival. Mammography donele in con- 28,OM members,ns, including radiolo- , rKiwhirti, These orientatication program s are sponsoredred by the meet rigid, standards.st Accreditations jijunction w ith breast physical:al exami- gists, radiationI oncologistsom and radi- TW IN FAL'LS.S - The third class of each C jthem Idnho, Magic Valleyf I Regional must be renc'newed every three yeare. nnations provides the mostC taccurate ological physicistscists. Preparation Progn3gram is available to anyone“ ishi"g College of South. r, and the Tw in Falls Area Chi:hamberof , to Icam more aboutabc Cacsarcnn deliveries." 11^ S Corner.,., r’more information, call JilliC C hesm ut, for the currcnt doclass is scheduled for 7 to)9-30Dtn 9 Commerce. For m Health Coordinator al thehe Magic \jr ll 11 ______Tuesday in theic Magic^ Valley RegionalI m I S Occupational H< Is’ cross-c-country t(Ops high school£ ‘L !^5‘l'HL_VaUey-Regional-Vil-Mcdical Center al-737-2096)6.------Ccntcr sccond floefloor confercncc'r^dm” ..... There will beic a labor rehearsal, plus inn ipport group gather! Covering mcdicati ■ S n ' r Anxiety supi , spor•Its injury/incidenct;es, study^ finds conform ing labors)ors. A tour of the obstetricalical depart- T W IN FALLJLLS - The Anxiety, Parn m c an d X ment, including; thithe C-section room w ill.be; given.'gi A gorophobia Support Suf Group will meet ai“I’ R"!; . SEATTLELE (AP) — G irls who run _The sport had an.ovcrallall injury . “Certain trainiaining might be too The non-rcfuncundable fee for the class is S5. For Thursday at Ihe Mental Health BuildiiJii^g, 823 - __cross-countryitry are more likely to be rate n o f 17.3 per LOM athletietic expo- stt«ssful fof her» bones.be -i —I------morc-informalioilionr^alJ-thc-M-VIlMC-EdEducation HnrrlsonSt.------~ injured iHaniah high scKooTathletes,■ surcV, si define'd'^6nc~ath1etetepartici" Both-RiceanaSnX Shnng.^TT^g;>t Eii-tg— J Department at 73'737-2900. weckday.s belweci'ccn 9 a.m. participalin;ling in any o th e r sp o rt, p.paling in one practice o r contintcsL who train heavilyrily often do not men- and 4 p.m. C om m unityty First Aid course hOegmS including vnvarsity football, a study Football had an overall injnjury rate struatc, keepingig theirth estrogen levels ■ TWIN FALLSLS - The Sawtooth ChapteIter of the has found, 0o f 12.7 pCT 1,000 athletic expxposures. low. Alzheim er’ SupportS G roup me(leetS American Red CrcCro.ss will ofTcr a nine-hourr ccourse in One outt oof three female cross- Rice, director ofthe Univwmg off 7SS-W0 SW me Magic rimes-News.ws. P.O. Box 548. Twin Falhills 83303. Valley MaU Foodod Court.( ththe skeletal alignment. ir office at 132 Third St. W. Overall, fall fa sports appear to be Delores Smith,ith, R.N., M.Ed., biofcedbiJ b a c k a n d or deliver to our ol The injuries also might ste the most dongerous. ^ { Rice said. poor nutrition of girls withth eating ------' “The factcl that fall sports have disorders, 5i h e said. such a high1 levellc o f injuries suggests . that w e needed to be doing a better job , Stress fractures, which canm re^uire^ ----- of-kceping4hj4 hc-kidt-on a sum m er fit. lengthy recovery, are also assissociated —Proteijinmayc ness program■am,’' Rice said in a tele- witH a wonum 's cstnjgetTlCTi ------M M a S S U i las a low ' . . , . phone interviirview. "A pre-pubescent girl hai o t devel- m m M A m m i Tbe WsahisgtOQ Poetost professorsor of medicine and biochem-n- "bad" cholesterol, and high-dcnsily hi Tcndiniliiitis of the knee, shin estrogen level and has not istry al'lil'Bowman Gray School ofaf lipoprotein (HDL), thec protective| anklecle sprains and stress froc- oped ^ maximum bone densiisity,“ Dr. * W lnrfnw T Imagine a gene thtithal could protect Medicinpinf o f Wake Forest University,y. fomi of cholesterol. ., , tures of thee Itleg were the mosl com- Mona Shangold told The Ncicw York - 8 | | ^ | U people from the effcopy- during. bothbo phase; o fth e stydy. Kera, who was theii a rcirescoTther ot o f the mutant genene 'that makes the Reseansarchers monitored' low-densi-li- the U n iv e rsity o f Cololorado' in’ I, M .D ; & HenijrW . GnG r o n t k i , M.D.. ; protein, said Richarclard B. Weinberg, ty lipoprtiproptcin (LDL), the so-called:d Boulder. t a r r y D . M a x w e ll,

are pleased tot( announce the auodatii a tio n o f Manu:aal did n(lot increasise suicidles y r f f J ^ CALL M E P h i lHip l S. M.D.D. Ib e WashisgtoQ Post*o«t b ag precreceded by the ingestion of3f method, increased from 88 to 33 (313. lethal amounts an of certain prescrip-p- percent) in the year follovowing publi*. B James Bieri B o a rd E lig ib le Ai^erican Board of Otolaiolaiyngologjr When "Final Exit,xit," the self-help tion drugrugs — increased dramaticnl-ll- cation o f "F inal E xit." ’ ' The book, H L 1862 Addison Ave. L t, an d ' suicide manual, hlit it' The New York ly. written by Hemlock Socie:iety founder Specialistst in Ear, Nose^ Tliroat, ai [ J j liscovcred at ------Tim es bffsiscUsLikl-Iiy! in 1991. some— H ulsstudy.D published in thei Nov.V. Derek Humphiy, was dis ______H ead a n d Neck Padai Plastic Surg^ £ 8 E £ Z _ _ _ i ______mental.hea|ih cxperperis w arned that 11 issuisue of the New Englandid the scene or 1 f deaths ai"and appears • an explosion of■ susuicidcs would JournalII oof Medicine, was conducted:d to have been consultedi Iby 15 vie- iState Farm result, particularly' anamong impulsive by-a res(^search team led by Cornell:I1 tims. Life Insnsuiance Company MAIN OFFICE . people with a historjlory o f psychiatric Medicalal College psychiatrists Peterer The authors found, ho\■owever, that Home Offliiffice: Bloomlngtoiv lUinoU problems. M . Marzuk an and Kenneth Tardiff.rf. the characteristics o f thos

^ 1 ’ 16-1675. ^ E c A r i H m i j g B W a □ F F re e B reast S creening EduEducational Program. By appppolntment only. Call736-1( W c w o u l d ® ve never had a . IIIf you are a w oman.who is ai resident o f Idaho, 40 y earITS of age o r olcier, and have n lammogram.orhavc an unmeiim et deductible Uke to thank ^ mammogram, do not liavc-'e- ijinsurance coverage for. a mai " M CandlesI ^ I - of $55, YOU qualify for da ffree mammogram under thele MVRMC Mammographyy GGrant H Sour Toysys - 'ftffy U S t h e a r e a ^ Program . Limited number:r oof grants available. Our nevew facility b located in Proferofessional Plaza, 526 Shcmp A v^ue'ue West, Suite J. Call 736-lff1675.' . ■ n - Hollandnd Mints H ^ r e s i d e n t s n | S ^ | y ~ Jelly Bell ellyMIxS H | , 3&20,7-9:30 ______H _Sp ed altytyXandy_W_ j mJOlf o r v o u r s u p p o r t M VBAC Childbirth Course•se (Vaginali Birth after Ceiarcira n ) • M ondays, Dec. 13 & p .m . C A tt^ 'b o ih sessions..5 s:)-prtreglstMUon r«|ulr«ledrCall-737-2900i!^— ------d u r i n g t h e CPR Class • Tuesday' & Thursday, December 1416 i 16,6:30-10 p.m. To) reir e ^ e r , call )2nd8LE. . Q p a s t y e a r . f f i 737-2007. We look forw ard M Cesarean Childbirth Classlass • Tuesday, Decem ber 14,4,7 -9:M p.m. Prereglrtrattro tio n not to serving you y □ c required. For InformationIon, caU 737-2900. i n 1 9 9 4 . I 15,7:30 a.m ., Magic Valleyley 1M all Food □ Walkers Club Meeting •* Wednesday, Decmber IS C o u rt. C aU th e IVfVRMC[C Seniori Connection at 737-3r-206S or 1-80^649-9798. Happy ______H ■1:30 p .m . an d □ Senior s M eal: «‘Chri<:tmasas CelebratIon’^I * Sunday,, December1 19,11 a.m. -1:3 H oM ays! 4:30-6 p.m., MVRMC: Cafeteria.C For tnrormatlon,n, call the Senior Connectiontion at 737-2065.

‘20,7—9:30 p;m*-TaregtsHgtslerrcall ------U ------r ------^ P o i n s e QT^-1120MontanaSt7 ^ H H H ~ — ‘■X h ild B lrtliR c fre U e r Clas;lass-*-MondayrI>ecember-2 ■ Sm aU A l M ]H toSim I 737-2900. - n rst Aid and CPR FORll EBUSINESSES. CaUJDIChChestnut at 737-2906. Metallic Starj r G a rla n d s ■ FREDERICICKSON'S I

V ______pen 3 .‘ 1893- •ntnw^NgwB.-TWHnwnrRiarwsw - w - . ______»• ______' rtiappeniriiigs ^1 i l O n c A calHetf. L O t l T C l ( iiago..you— "<" —n InsiotisislcdJhc.cx^GI.J^hLQriginanoilv I - and dlvi ^ the time ^uxdly. Only _ _ .Twentieth GC e n t i i r y Q u b pl a t h e r s — .------J DEAR ABBYi^omc Jim cj asked your readers to write tot( you if me from New Jersey." repliedied the an occasional excep:ception should be TWIN FALLS - ThThe Twentieth Century Clublub wilt meet at 1 p.m. thethey ever had' one telephonee calli that d a a p A b b y s utisL End of conversation. niade to this rule. _ Tuesday at Bridgcvicwiew Estates. The program will'ill beV v e n by the New chimged cht their lives. . Abigail______-GENECONNELELLY. That’s what I intendtend to tell my chil- begirihiff^PrcschoolrolrPontscrvatlDnsTcoircnrniinnsrSTnlili~ut 733-2782; • — 'w ell, Tdia, and ttew' 8 myT si taiy; ~~ .BRUUKSVlLLb.l,>LA. areri 'whcn they M -In January 1966,1 was a1 ssenior at . V anBuren - homes. If invited, wwe e will go to their Jerome Givi(tic Club meets THiesday liethe University of South Canarolina in I DEDEAR ABBY: All the yearsirs our house, every -LEARNEIJ4ED TOO LATE ' JEROME-TheJcronTonie Civic Qub meets at 2 p.m..m.T\iesdayatbcJerome Columbia. lildren were small, wc, spent c Ilcd into a w c eloped on March Mi 11. 1966. and ? h r ^ •ri.t.o^--DBAR LEARNBEffiD-TOCXLAIB: ------— PubKVLibrary-foritss rere^lamwcting'TOdTChnstnstmas music program. — One Tuesday nightrl-strolle finsimAs.travcliQg-hundred sorority sister's room, and shehe was on w e’T^l)ecn livingng happily ever atW .' ilcs to be with our parents,5. Our Thanks for a letterter that may give the phone talking to her fiaf n c e 's DNNIE AND DENNIS Slildren could never wiAe up inn itheir many young familieslies the courage to Disabled vetets, auxiliary plaians dinner friend, Dennis. Out of the b lu e s h e rAKtUiKER, COLUMBIA. S.C. vn home and spend the day plailaying establish their own1 holholiday traditions. TWIN FALLS -■ TheTl Disabled Americw VelVeterans and Auxiliary just jus handed me the phone ™an d i „ £ D EARCO NWIE N I AND DENNIS: ilh their toys because, after bbeing ' will hold their annualnal CHnstni^ dinner for metrlembers and their fami- duced dui us. W c “clicked” immimcdiMcly, As you now knovlow. I phoned for per- ith one family on Christmass 1 Eve, lies at 7 p.m. Tuesdaylay at the Disabled Americanin Vetenms Hall on the and an he asked if he couldic < a l l 'm e mission lo use yoiyour niun,j,andaslt if c had to go to another town t( "‘"corncrof Hamson anand Shoup streets.-Thosc anattending'are asked to again. ogi I^aid,-“Sure,'call-meanimvtime" “icre were any chChildren. You proudly ith .the other family for ChristislS -Gehl Chiroropractic bring tw o covered dishlishes to share and table servicvicc. Well, ’ on Friday, DennisI ccallcd at “ I'i you "“ had one daughter, ay. intly a collcgc student ^ OfficFice midnight and we talked for stsix hours, As a result, now thal they ares as llm The natural ei]li in. Congratulations! ggHg I aUemaUve Historical sosociety meets We[Wednesday buibut by 3 a.m., I knew that he1C was the in Madnd, Spain. illege and coming homec fo r A r \ - man I was going to marry. Ij liristmas, wc have no traditioion of 734-9^9 3 9 4 TW IN FALLS -■ TlT he Tw in Falls County Historical Hij Society will proposed to him, ahd he acaSepfcd! D54RABBKBY: The letter from trown. Call for a n»*cost3st consultationc meet at 6:30 p.m. W(Wednesday at the Health anand Welfare Building, Mind you, Abby, we had ne\ "Asian-Americrican From Mont- My advicc': Stay ‘home 601 Pole Line Road. who complained about pi,.;, ' <■<>'■ 026 Blue Lukesikes Blvd. M. SEENSE each other. He hadd in "id ^ gomery.Ala.''wh liristmas and establish yourtown i (Emit Shoppingping Center) The meeting willI b{ be a Christmas potluck. Brii3ring a covered dish to mhnl 1 npf \ him, strangers who' asasked him where he id itio h sJf the. grandparents.woi ------shareand'tablcscrviciviccrLocalstorytellerRcbccc:cca”Hoh”wllI present a j va^lQ ------o fflceHHours: o t ------Dennis was a highway panatrolman was from, rcmmciin3ca m e o f an amus- c the kids, they con come lo ; Christmas program.. AnyoneAi interested is welcom 0 your MondayThurtdayly 9«9 a.m. • 6 p.m.' an.and worked six nights a wccVSc so wc '"8 viinesscd several years u .„„luse. Let Thanlugiving be theeh I o ll- FfidsySa.m. • couldn't arrange to mecc e i u n til “go when I livedxlinCanlon.Ohio. i ly that you spend with the famimilics. Iwas.waitingir Square dancicers schedule diiance Tuesday. Afler wc m et in per 5 in the office o fa den- ' :n a young dentist of EDEN - The Magi(!igic.Squares.Squarc Dance: ClubC will hold a Plus . bo'both knew it was love at firstitsiehi j tal clinic when : Asian desccnt carcame out to talk briefly Dance W ednesday at tAnderwn's Campgroimd.1. ,i. Mosl o f our c o u ^ h ip was ______. I The ginitlenian next to ~ ------IDancing-wiltibe^r30^to-9:^p.m.-<»etaldHur^Umd-WilfordAlisoa-will ------oLnt n Incnl restnuronl for dinnnncV wiih with the cletk. Th cInatcd'wlthThis'siniiP (Presentw be the callers. Bring fin{finger foods. Call Jeanne Grayly cat 829-5911 fri .!M usic spectaciic u ta r l ______loved or w a i ^ as the ot : sccond year of life, only however, is that they seem to ______3 undm ^1>\DtumBcr 12 • 7:O0 p.m. TVt Hi»f tny »ru\ jc shy in kindergarten and the ^ direction ot concluding ■Uintth morc •DutmBcr 13 • 7:00 p.m. lo y jb ^ d o lc s c c n c c r-o n ly - . ll^. twm shy. H | | | | j a | | j | | H alistically high expectat often than not, children arc bo S a tw Q y, OectmBtr1 18 • 7:00 p.m. m their twenties, only one or behsvioially and otherwi The long and short o f all thithis is that Sunday, 'DeutnSt6ct 19 • 3:00 p.m. & 7:00ip.t». p.n I ;ill be vciy s h y ... that we insist iipon a your daughter’s shyness is, in all like- H n l Q n n B f l M onday,'L•DtctmStr 20 • 7:00 p.m. — I “medicine'^ for shyness is bdiavior froci our childr supportive. J lihood, inborn rather than thee rci s u h o f berlackofuscftlveaessi ho are gently encouraging, y° M r v , ^ • not inhibited your expectations or your diidiscipline. . :. and who themselves arc hh other children sometiiDtiines tak in g that criticism My best advice to you is to cnencourage \ Sfianng t/U '*l^bu\Urof£Afc advantage o f her — a s led. It goes without saying her to try new things, bui doilon't push ™ 2 ± “ont likely to mal correct when we becomeime aware of it ^ jot of pareism o f an inhibited child is too J"! hard. agic'lmey *F irst . nake matters worse, as will hei — but the suggestionan A a t w e ’ve the child's so In the final analysis, she’ss |going to ^49 <^ssem\ arental anxiety conccming .. damsged-her.psychoIo( Ofparticul emerge from her"3heH" wht'hen she’s ' I social reticence. 1 a v a y upsetting. What doytoyouthm k? that inhibited ready and not before. In addition.at JllljW PlflW I S S ^ L x o f cular interest-is the-finding en: Shelly's teachcr needs to stoitop being U U | U | y i f l B ^ T w i n ! f i ted children, both as infants ret TaOs ,.sr==ssii A. I’m sure Shelly's tet so concerned about her menu!ital health b h d l e seven, tend to have high Sh well-intentioned; howe and focus on positive ways5 oc f coax- I. In other words, these chil- so equally misinformed. Thi ing her out ofhiding. ' b ^ body of evidence si i to be in a relatively high am gcsts that shyness is an inborn tem- ousal from infancy o n w ai^ inj peramental trait_^______• Resc^hers arHa^artifard University a s n n a havo found that childriIdrcn who are LEYFO 17YEABS 1 ' ' _ - ffiippg infnney nndnd.toddlertiood ------.... _ _ - tend to be socially inhilihlhlterf n< nge I SERVIKG MAGIC VALLEY ■ seven. They cstirhaieded that fifteen RESIDE percent o f c h ild ret\— s ^ [ © ^ R i c k 4 Dustinin Murray ■ IDENTIAL J r V s l f.a a sfti more girls lhan boys — ai Owners/Operlerators These researchers alsoilso discovered m e r c ia l I STWWCIEAWINO that over time, however,/er, many chil- r f s rCALl E ^ ______I AC ARPETCARE iDVANCED CA! « 7 3 3 - 1 5 3 7 I B e t t e r BD a y s ______Free Estimates « I JlUNK: MAIILFOIIR G regg McGrcerN VTTVK JW,.CSW,_____ Din!)irector AB ;0 N 9 piDEMic" V Jffn amily Iherapitt ______T H E ABUSE "EPIJe greatest threat ■ x i f l W ^ Recently 1 asked a Tamivas D local ^es* ■ ■ K l596'*f — ■wetflire, Chlt(tlTuictiiuii:hild i Abuse, is ” ” Douglas Besharov. w^hoabuse numbers looklcU(4ftwxtotp.)...... *1(1 0 3 2 ~ I 4 National Center on Chiljromote the illu- pply. criliciri o tlh e "child :nbi Epidemic". He 8 Flight Bool game'' that is used to prormore than two sion of the the "Abuseidents Ej o f child points out (Hal of theutterly me baseless. f MjL u ports. 80 pcrcetil - —^------WL 1 million reported incidc: i obuse, 60 percent are utte ------OfthcTubstantiated report consist of "some form ior S r ” development harm lhatitlingsly w reports, P ous physical dancer" toion chi agpinsi child FlrslRr the wad of bothBrsome Commentator K.L. Bitlirly mined,'anti- .X PER IEN C E C O U N TS!- papeiiper m ust be extracted from "People share a revulsioncreonal use this Our Agents Have Been To Mcwco , , abuse..However, poorlyid tCTTori2e I fomi- ■ i g f l M theme mailbox. Then It gets un- family, depattmental perecC.L. Billingsly K S j U f l revulsion to mislead and t£ cereniremonlously dumped in the lies. Commentnlor K.LSilrrL " mtiTM : - Irashiashcan,!o}ten wilhout even . reports, "On the flimsiestI ore i then farmed ircnts nnd them- a secsecond glance. cribes the child ll'jIl's called junk mail and no- out to pliable foster parcm’corrupt. pists." Billingsly dcscribLby.nnU;family. bodyjdy ever reads it. protection system ns "co< ------—— ------'Th'ars'loo'HatJ.-Becausrthff^ ------pctcnt,.aad-mouvated-b)gg states "Child V jH Tl zealotry." operate on the V /Q ]& \/\ ^474per personldbL occ.X. sameime m essage in a newspaper William Normnn G ngg;above all others, K _TifcV A i could)uld have tickled the Imag- protection agencies Tcsiopi of the child. assumption thnt they, aboon.to.recognize Inalication. Stimulated a response, rreresent the "best mleresJI on govemmen- TA Andnd [prompted a purchase, .. ------.Tfiey-fccl.nQ-obug,ntion.er too many par* ^ ^ ■ I S U ] constinitional restraintslildren or s e i ^ by Newsewspaper readers actually look}k m PUEI ■c. tal authority. Altogethwand t< hod the mat- m ^537perpemnldhl. occ. . fOfWcifward to advertising, that’s enls have raw) their childisessions, wilh ^^K iaja|| local state authorities, andwilhout a jury whylhy they're willing to pay for It. ler Bellied in closed rse.i examination of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ YoYour ad dollars can work coerced agreements, wi IS decision, or even a fair/ e*is tbe most sig- . H c L Bi £ ' ______haitlEirtlerajid goJarther._Call_us__ nstitutions. Il is W f i l i V f the evidence." at(2(;(208) 733-0931 andwB'il . He writes. !TTie fiumlyrough is which our K i i i l l f l t t H CABm ^604perpersonldbl. occ.:c. ' nificnnlor soclelies insti1 and is Ihe ulli- mak€lake your message part of the primary means Ihroujvidual liberty. medium that's actually values are tranimilted.<»«■>< on hy th r ttate ______aniei male-tutor of individ;j o ^ of warn- welc(elcome In people's homes! is compromised, authorities have issuedrcAige a from the tDg.'Oncc the family i» c the individual has no mref m d a i ihl] ar m per pem nidbl occ.:c. nTheTim es^^ew s leaOoreaitxt: TAdWGE'lNaUDK: For mon difinraion crotmt odiercouifdinsms^ea i tmniftn atd rtW uip cii{aitfromjaU Ut E ' • I M onday-Frlday 8:30*5:s i s o " J * GEM' c a s s - jrday-9:00-12:00Noonin ------— ■ e^uj^rBVC^etvlce^r^^ F re d .... ^

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ROSS ll .la ll I V ' H ond across ______■ r a q s y A(nay i f l Omarr 5 Docior Tho W izard of Id By Brant Pariter & JohahnnyHart iosiof( - —-— Honloroscope I ______14 Exist A ISOporar ara voice i3“ ------JT le S h o o p IF D E C^ M E R 13 IS YOUR ■ m LTHe/?i^>w 1^ /IN JNSH ...... 17 On Ihot?ioocean ~ BIRTHDAY:: YouYo arc independent, ere- - • i J X j THI^K rn IBTrackiicking device _ fcscribed as be.ing a "loose Id “ » rt H P'e'L 19Jumpnp It >r >* cannon." Youu brokebr froft family tradi- • ■ I . HAf^P 20 Figmoitilor ______■‘ I “ _____ ^ _ .iion,-couId—havehflvc.-bccn..scparatcd.&om._------” 22Groiiiyiiiiytno'nood” » ' ' ’ — ■ ______one or bolh panparents at relatively early L-^ 1 1-^ ®* 24 Buitdlntdlngaddilion n ■ * ' age. You possibljaibly "changed your name" 25Qafrot•ret Ij------■ on more than oneI one occasion. You'll trav- J J . 28 Corvot•vod ______cl in Febrxiary, uy, will be involved with • m f e a 30 Junooileou's state tt written report.Drt. Domestic adjustment 1,1 34 Spook3Qk ______in March. During May, ~ vohomtomenlly unique deadline.line, assume responsibili^,’ ; f i > \ r - ^ 4 ^ . ______35,Cof»tofitofs ol son- ■ ■ ■ ------S7 it i t could hit financia:mciol ja cl^ t. ------' concoiicorn ” » » • Inside j3------H _ _ _ _ ARES (Marc^arch 21-April 19): -New Hagar the Honib By ChrisirisBroWne m I"'"* . Moon positionon ccoincides wilh publish- ■■;“ — “ " • ' / '? 3 9 Incfoa:roasos mreo j;------1 ing. advertising,ng. iidealism, expressions c f 'fse i^om iifiS’ tT Toon(2 sp & ti! J timese s ______■ ______love. Good newjnews received from one in ______41 Droom lom foaturo 17 ■ faraway land.:. AcAccent divcrsfty, vereatili- « — tirmaf'f" I I I I *I e Ie' ty-Gemini involvivolved. T ib le 44 HoadllBdllner cie93T>ic>un«MMuio«i» In; ^ 12/13/93 TAURUS (April (A{ 20-May 20): You______------45 S and ------Id r»illr SolveB; get proV^ialal ••5ccond‘chonce7’'F6cus l L l 3 » r p 48 LufO Saltifday's P ^ I b~S( a . r u » 48 Arose)se 7 Gonneclive i|^ H y y T g T ^ on security, duraldurable goods, healthy chal- I ■ B flT T T p ^ lenges. New light ligt Uirown on q u ^ o n s - - - 50 Hoaposped Word 52 Scalloillorsood B BroQKIast liem ■ B T T fT c T ^ conceming tax,IX, lilicense requirements, in- ^ 53 Indicoiicollon ol 9 Pjimlng ■ B rr p T c ’m hcriiance. Scorpiiorpio involved.. ■->. cu/i'i Illnessess mistakos • iH j lj M l L J GEMINI (Ma;(May 21-Juoe 20): People 56 Pals.s 10 Large-billod seek your opinioilinions, you gain via w o i^ 60 Workirk Ihard bird . i^ L J —1—1—j vetbal and writtemtten. Insist on ‘‘change o f lor— lllsindobt ___ 61 Polor It shed on areas previously 'BTTracIoii^omaiK 12 Plant toaluro venue." Light sh W v 5 dark, includingng lelegal and partnership. a bird 13 Caicn sight olol Ir is l i n By MeHortWalkiir' . (June 2I.July22); Fitness ]&eetle Bailey jam of tho 21 — do Franqea c M, B £ McMTnclg { Y U|^ CANCER (Jui / • crop)P 23 Coiling blocks<9 nui G I B tl^iu e report excellentcnt - you have reason to be I WHAT 7 0 y ou f m o u \ MAKE " OW, I fOFGCfT. \j/ 66 Andd others;01 25 TakOn a s one’slo's I n r r r Joyous. Familyily rreunion lops agendo, in- WANT TO 9 0 ITT&MAKE SOMETHING6 VOURAMSITION Rn RATc abbr.sr. own M ^ l ^ r n eluding gourmetrmet dining and review o f \ . 67 Got!II 26Woodonbox WITH yOUR LIF ^ETHINSOF/C « 16 TO BE A j \ property value. V 'T C ^ /' accos:o88orios 27 Salo port ■ P | E|A |W | LEO (Julyy^23-Aug 23 22): Ps^hic fac- ... ______,B £ E fL E ? jR S E j^F ?y_ f RATE SLOP y meh palnior_ 26 Motionless_____ () JcSV - - 68 Fronel ~ ulties su r^-fb-fbrwBrd.-New rv Moon posi...... 69 Miamiirnl's county 29 Sponsorship; ' iu \f POT PON'l 12/13/93 tion highlights a 'I * '> S5''^*'P'V u var. 3 V - VWIJT- DOW^>WN 31 Swaggor. . riety o f excitingdng experiences.< M e m ^ o f I Life, J ^ r - ^ SOME' > 1 Cabbcbbogo disti 32 Now Hamp'shiroliiro 43 Tiny w avtis 54 Tinume past opposite sex; ossiasserts, ‘‘1 can honlly keep V / 2Lganirsning towor city 45 Wasted umo 55 Exct3081 39 Unspokon aos. Sa^ttarius New Moon 5 Babyby boggyI 40 Rubbed-oul 5 1 — Zola • • 59 Shoi100 boiiom opparent chaos, irm animal rebtes to peisoieisonol environment, home,' ■ E d U sB ip> spots 53 Lei it stand 62 farn ility to overcome obstacles. • , By BeBob Thaves r n i ^ "'S aIS’Sept. 23-Oct 22): W id a au- Frank an d E rnes r o T i l - p n c^cnce attracted:t ^ - includes talent, prod* ------: r \ l n €ley lived wher2rever they ws e, long absent, returns to I “show you the 'way." Burden removed, H ^e roi^xp-JA$fit> th e / “A w^ ^ Q . Where Wl did the moct A-travel-aodlove------...... " livo? l l f l • - • —you’re frecJatra ^ THffEJHOtP? ™ LM.BoyifU SC»RP103 (0 (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Fresh l e s t A . In iwhat's now lhe United States ■ t a t ? start in new dtrodirection equates to “money 2 C hina andani Argentina, some experts say.say W hat’s whj in the bank."’ ImiImprint style, locate lost ar­ f t . . . T But Olhcthcrs say that’s too narrow , the thi • tide, evaluatete ptpossesions. Utilize pow- iiJ ^ yes, /lA/p NOvOw Hi big beastasts were oil over. vosh ^nght brothers flight otIt Kitty Hawk, ers o f persuasion i H igh1 schoolcrs 9 who run a car was! T I'M IN t h e But numerous researcherlers stil insist S A U illAS W a I m (Nov. 22-Dec; 21); ^ ”1 ^ - M & k i 10 raisele moneyr for whatever have beet K AGQNX others flew earlier. Beforetr toxis.1 Focus on drama,oma, initiative, ability lo get s advisedsl seriously by market re erPieire 'Bayle to heart of mattelatters. Sense o f direction le­ ■h VtfTWLB. lers; The m ore suds you have, thi The Fretich philosopher B searchers were to relate stored, decisionsion involvo property, part- customers you'll attract wrote. "If on historian w T"--. e more cus 58, weaknesses nenhip, publicllic iiimage, marriage. ! Ponidox frog of the Amazoi truthfully oil the crimes, T h e P ind, the reader CAHUCORN3RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): out as a 9-tnch tadpole and endends " 'd disorders o f monkinii ^ 11-—( starts oul satire." _ _ You’ll be more f a 3'lnch frog; T hat’s life .------...... would take.thc.work forwi By Art Sansosom&ChiD " u p a s a 3 ’ Island in the body image.:. FoFkus oh art'^ 1^ ' ^ ^ - - Tha Bom Loser Wbit proportion of AmcricB.jygn On South Georgia Is V I Q. W :e o f still clear atrical productioiiction, hospital visit Gosed- o now color tbdr bail? Antarctic is a small lake 'WfiAPPLC,'erfcctly pre- AQUARRJS[US (Jan. 2 0 -^ b ,_ 1 8 ):______a l sort of-food-ttre-you-mo6t-l>ltcjjljo___CQUivtles? dead.pefiguins.j ------/*f.'FC<«3WT€rfa What some SCI-. You’U 'b e'ddealing eal witlT'^^aasjonatf' • have in your rofrigoator a l on;nny served in the icy depth. Wl _ . Iy to hai ley went lo that Scorpio, likelyely tto have these lettera, ini- Bf tim e? W ilk m aybe? Q r tom atoesoes? entists think, so for, is they iPu given tin e: D, M, V. Wish comes true Piece OF T m jj leesc? Researchers contcnd th.the lake to die. tials in name: D, DUVfBGEN a f t e r ' ^WOL. vvide It con b e said thal thele football fans in surprisinglg rmanner. You'll receive Pl&Ai20(MD^ common fridge food nouonwid. tO(^Tt*'t/fiCUT------THli-i; rw/O^K most cor who’ve seen a "clothesliiKine tackle” now new s-m oney wwill be released \\ A Uiccbcrj>erg lettuce. , (Feb. 19-March 20): Accent oyd" is W elsh for *'grey. oumumber those who*'o've seen a PBCTS (Feb W jFm "Lloyt “investigadve^e rcreporting." Be analytical, K VA/ w ^ c h c«mo fifft tiipltiwI 0 or cIothMline. Some-ladonesians repeportedly long rqect stperficia:ficial exptanatioas. FlirtalioD A vA tnlcibt?b t? B l^ c taxis turned up la Ne>New believed they could prt^•oduce raio by oould g « outlUt 0 o f hwjd - protect self in 7 " I I r r A . 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