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;^W EA :m El<-_ u :s h i Q g S l Cold uit ! V . . TodayJay; 'ourt Ihea lootii th brisk , ion that, ihere are no factsIS to If U.S. Distnct Ju d g e M ikel'n.- . wind! ' ~ ^ I • tion "wXt ;eromele County asks T I . W ho'lo’s who . sui),upport the lawsuit.' . . .Williams - who is n o t related lo ’■-'niis should never have hihap'- theWilliamsfamilylily-determines ; w hile . piainiiff#: Timim Williams'esimo. ' ■ y ■ ers.Tcw t. a feden icned-lhe way it happeneiled,” • the case has enou]lo u g h rneril, lie ;ral judge to | •rswere repteseniedinin tnot. lawsuit through llV’’! ; more !hris Sterling; Williams’ sisiister will allow it to procT oceed lo a jiiiy fn p tin g his personal >eptescr\lolive.jep Chris ^ , nd pcrsDnal representativee in trial. Or, partiesn couldC( reach a j showers. High of 25, lo crve a . stcrilng. Wtltiamams' sister, and its ’'“pageM th ro w Cout the case he lawsuit, said Thursd.iday settlonionl out off cocc u rl. . •]* primary beneficificiary, Patricia' ' ■ ‘"h , (Weaver) orchestrated st>ilome Cases against SheriffSh Weaver : By Rebeccaca Meany a for llie- . wiiiianis. his rnolhor.rnc j ^ i lugc d ru g raid, and thoy foujund and UndershurifLTiff Jocelyne TItnes-Newsws writer______I m * i: Jerome Jl County, nnd L'ss ilian .‘i grams of marijualiana Roberts as individu.’id u a ls were dis- i M a g i c V A i . L t ; Shcfilf James3 WeaverW and ii,n (Tim’s)f pocket. I don't c;care missed ih Decembim b e r 2002. 'Hie rIE - Tlii; blast of gun- | ■ JEROM E ' ’ ‘ ■ Understieriff Jocelyne'Joe Roberts in iboiil th e money. 1 w ant a judiidgo lawsuit against the county wis firc th a t cme n ip ted in a little house JeroTOclurty m, a n d their omdnl caprapacities. 0 |osay ‘Jerome, you screwedd up allowed to proceed.:ed., in E d en stilstill is causing reverber- ^ Sheriff Jim Weaver J c r c ------i fyr'iur doing that the way you1 did- i llie judge orderd e re d thnl both ree y ears later, ■ 0 . . r ations thrcc unty IXiesduy in fedoral ft court in it.’"t.’’’ parties resubmitt briefs,br keeping M em bersers of thc Jerome -Cou ,30, a n d Boise. Je ro mc e Counly ( has asked Nance Ni Strickland, a spokikes- them to GO pages;s o r fewer, lloili C ounty ShSheriff’s Department . d de e p u tie s Jam es M oulson, died in for a summaryry judgment, which wonvoman for Jerome Coinunty sides had submitinitted millions len resident George Phillip Anderson, 23, all d: an d E den means the jud,u d g e could di.smiss siicjDieriff Jim Weavt-r, declined;d 10 that were at leastU d o uble that. TimothyWilW illiams w ere locked in , the-shootout. tn led for the case based:d • W estran d an d his 4-ye assessment tests, longing me who nowf s serves as Reid’s assis- confronted at thK) e ii political, corjjo- son, Dylaih, \vatched as vete province of multiplesep iin th e ' because "We aro .security can’l l>t- hunt for Aeir respectective gh dialogue, he Scenic West Athletic : '| j f pa-pared to I Conference titles. isibilities and be Page C l irec if necessary," foreign trip sinco C heney ackiuiwl-______:----- Bridge battle: iW inR1 Falls h osts- k thut European PMM »i CMI HY»I/Tk< ritM. J^ m e in boys baskeiketball. lono in irafi nnd P ag e C l Tattoolst Terl Rel Iner to a 4-year-old paint horse, md in eniicing Bltsy, at the veteeterlnary offico ol Robert Monroonroe Friday. BItsy, receiving ane Alpine resort, :ision to to rid itsolf II issues, P I a tube In her mouth, has Ilght-<;ht-colored pigment around her e; w eapons of mass H H thetic threugh a m ' Cheney, u n c ' O p i n i o n lenter, preparo BItsy for the tattatteo and got the tattoittoo to help protect hor (romn ththe harmful etfocts of the sun- Reid, right,It, andi assistant Holly AkagI, cent H Bush’s closest confiDe CHENEY. PnEcA2 . , The real Issue: The2 pushp to ^hilD veterlJerinary assistant Laura UckleyI ctinvatize'IWin Fallss County’sC I alliances and inter hospital is aboui pubublic own- 0 ^ 5 , H nerships muse iv n T.F.econ( ■ fighting terror stainsbee ership, today’s editoti I^ C Kientists feear bird flu panedemic 1 ■ not safe yel.” If -se( I reached through The Assocli)clatod Press______pandemic?"’ p says Dr Gregory Gi ■ said, "W’e must In Poland, chicf of vaccine rcsearclire HU' I n d e x positive t I face our responsil)i ’03 W ithludluck, th e world will escape a ai t th c Mayo Clinic. I w illing to use forcc ^centennial ..E6 Movie:ivies .. .All the latestat outbreak of bird flu • Influenza pandemics ty]typically H t ■ In his second fon accntii* The Times-News______; ;C)Med.D5fl6 Nationtion .A3-9.B8 with no mcmore than th e six limnan strik sl e th ree o r four times a I ____takiiig-office.jCiie ry.T he worst in th e past 100 edged tho work t^ ilready blamed on it and r: TWIN 1-ALLS - rhfougli terly •Community .E4 Obitua the 1918-19 Spanish flu, cauaused on "** nalions have done ; of millions of cliickens. tl 2003, we.stern Magic Vall inion ..AL2 But public:lic health experts worry of estim e ated 40 m illion to 50 r '■ Afghanistan and Cfossword .’.E5 Opinioi nonagricultural job growth m greater disaster d d e a th s. A nodier is consi n69‘ Libya to ils decisic . .Dear Abby. .E3 Schoohool lunch 84 a much grc it the envy of th c state. foreboding: A catastrophe inevitable ii and perhaps ov eye voluntarily of wea orts ... .Cl /n ie ir f o r And many of the local eci Family life . .El Sports ,o they say- is am ong th c worst imag- • • b b u t w h e n it will happen ar how I n- destruction. my’s positive trends curried ;Horoscope .E3 Weatlilather .. .A2 „a ,global outbreak of an bad b it will bc arc almostst 'Please see ( the fourth quarter: Low un .'Magic Valley .B l Westist . . . .B5-7 entirely ne\vne form o f human flu. . • ' unpredictable. u 'Ihe higlitmare tliis time:ic would ' ployment nues. Higher value ifid . . .A l O l l ^ T h e re: is no clear sign th at will ^pney . . . .Dl World h a p p e n ,. Nevertheless, avian be b a flu virus leaping fronom birds j ijyHk new homes; Incrcased Iward influenzalli's sudden sweep tiirough to ti piiople and spreading, at the IWin Falls ainiort.lomy , susf ' oxtraordinary pricc gains in Sia ong with its tendency for ducing d a disease for Wspttcntecycflcydadp^ Asia, alonj clion and sales, de mutation, leave many h h u m an s have no natural ddc c f e n s o cattle market, beforc the dis ydeR^ wholesale md bank-deposit .. ing about th e bug's poten- The potential source ory of a U.S. case of m ad cow ■ wondering ance. rampant spread among strain s of bird flu diat hasis m oved' ease, trends in ------tial for ra if th e story, see the i. It is a possibility the rapidly r through parts o: Year-cnd snowfall brigiuc hum ans. I W oto.putehl,;hlckens Into a plastic ^ in today's edition U g on to ... 1 journal The Lancet calls since s DecemlKr, infecting the outlook for both the agr m cdical jo bag before burylirying them In Song [-[J ed ito r Virginia S. •ely frightening." en e s in a t least six countries tiire and recreation industrie let, Supanburl f rt on fourtii qnar- question everybody is ask- Millions of birds have: < died o f Peenong district But the fourth quarter 9 u e m ^ Qyarhidicators, Hand. brought brc signs of slowing • ing is, I[s s tthis the piDgenitor to a ■ Please see FLU,U,PagsA2 provlncniniallar S r e v i e ^ 5 ring... Ba(k(ountry Donclng feat On the oir.•cono- ***^ ^ DoingD( a body goodod Modern Food H undreds C alvary d into -.} T ^ / ... The ait of and wine sites unem- ' i : T h a marvel of M,V r C hapel criss le arn in g H e re ’s how to How to safely rdings ; f7 l a v n IH Folks wonder dancers crosses thi Igs h e a lth ie r H | D k | tre ad into th e : h e M (how th e y got m ix and match, willget ^Hpjr countiy within tho 7 e a tin g ' ju s t in tim e for backcpunoy liscov- hom e constructic . e a |l- _^_without : _ together C hristian raiIW dis- milk prices unds habitsr3^^S|| V ^eritin e’s Day, mountains - rz-rrf-:z:B a n the Intemet, next w eekend.' " “ program s. growth, for instanc of winter, itened For th e rest o f th reasons gricul- Money sectionunday in ' Wednesdoy Thursdoy Friday Saturday•ies, for Busine.ss E d it Mondqy Tuesdoy r also Hutchins’ report c ' to read ; - in tor economic indie
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(AP) - A man ro admit Tbrkey, whoshose applica- death toll 6 6 were transported to areaa hospi- Saturday night•ht that emergency rids o f the country’s Shiite who won $57,000 in a n Indndiana lot- 3 re sp o n d in g -’iio . tio n to becom e th eI union's u: only ' TTiousandi litals Saturday evening aftere r a Van' c rew s w ere i s, spurred by tlie sect’s tery game taped for telcviivisiondied ... h id e s th a t h a d slid majority MusUm memember was Muslims, rolled on Idaho Highwjway 75 numerous vehid jwerfulltaqi cleric. Grand • houw later when he wasIS hit by a Wc Wll/ill work with f Tojecied In 1987 butjut-has-been ------m ost p w < nnorth of Shoshone, thei Idaho off Interstatee 8 84 in thc Magic ah Ali al-Husscini al- pidcup truck. Valley. Other: slislides were report- edging closer to acciicceptance in Ayatollah lairo” fea- ■ the f aimily r r on how State s Police reported; Sistani,, arear demonstrating in the ■’ The “Hoosier Milliona ed just cd south oT TWITwin Falls on U5, re c e n t years. 1, 73, vras ^ , The accident occurreti to press their demand that turing C ^ D. Atwootl, H ighw ay 93. Hc also usked the tht allies to streets to] It a fter his tO hiindle n< the a a fte r 6 p.m. •lection's, n ot th e caucuses broadcast Saturday night isported Roads turnedaed nasty Saturday make more Europe)pean troops direct e e< 1 the shoiv . 'I\vo people were trans{ J by th e U nited S tates, be family said they wanted t day of snow showers f^ilable for deploymc'm ents to fill a p lanned b ly diiwtor champKjionship show. to t, Magic Valley Rej•Cgional night after a day scat delegates to choose a to go on, Hoosier Loneiy e roads and then a ditical need and notlot'to let the heldtosci Medical Center arid threeee were wet down the n and NATO transitionional govemment. Ja ^ Ross said. will certainly taken ? to Gooding Meremorial heavy eveningng snow blanketed E u ro p e a n U n io n a: The broadcast cpndudcdcdwiAa W ew i in providing “We vurge all democratic Hospital, the ISP said. FiFurther the valley. duplicate efforts in photo of Atwood accompi rity. And he natioru; aiand the United Nations h^iv eaia place on that ’ tintemational sccurit; text reading: “In memorj America must to an ^i«!r the Iraqi Governing ^soid Europe and Am> Atwood." t Iran meet its CoimdlI’s s ;call for support for thc I for someone J “dem an d jointly th a t Ir Atwood won the money'»Tl,u^ showf F lu------International commitTiitments not people of Iraq in maldng thc tron- to democracy,” Cheney during a two-hour ta '" h o0 lthe family Continued c from A l • ’ in chickens, itt m:m ay ad ap t itself so to d evelop n u clear wciw eapons. Indianapolis. “I am veo^ tl hv.it'can grow inn hhumans,” says Dr. w that their said.'WeVe urge all nations holding tlie fill or were destroyed by “Europeans know he proclaimed. “I m ust adiidmititatl clioojK j s e s t o t a k e . ‘ 5 5 Arnold Monlo,to, a University of in building Iniqi debtebt to be generous in for- :eavmg the ers trying lo contain tlie out great experiment ir never expected to be lea “ i S i , Miclugnn cpidrademiologist. “If it is rosperity can- . giving it.it.” 'llie World H ealth Organi peacc, unity and pros show with this amount oof money. hiiIlls place. I “ in im n i transmitted huihuman to human. a privileged Last yeiy ear a t th e forum , as anti- says eliminating- this “a • not survive as a ■ Now I can purdiase a verycy nice car.” then wc are com:oncemed this is the enclavc. surroundedd mimillion birds killed le family to his place.” said, and onc suspected dt Cheney’s appeal11 ito nurture found. “We will w ork witli tlie i ” " ' ' " in th re e days. Thailand. Experts belie' Tl'at nu viruiiru s-w as th e H5N1 • caught tlie vim s from ch: ’ variety, one ofif 15 kno\vn subtypes not other people. ------I , of avian flu.Tli hc' e WHO calls it wor- Horse _ “Wc know th ere are twc this looks, nicer thati , several reason: .It athing tube down the ani-. rinsed B itsy’s eye witliith saline, ' '1 think tli ble ways a new pandemic -Conthuad from A l tic breath le you did,” Akagi said ' I,™" mutates rapidl;)idly and tends to iiroot to deliver an anes- applied a n a n tiseptic soluilution and the last one } can em erge,” said Dr. : start anything like pub- Tlie more people aree around shoivs il Poul-Oaklcy ...... 677-4042 litheddailyalyal l32TWrdSt, W„TwinFall». vs it has mutated but >ubllcalioni Inc.. a lubiidiary of infected chickens and otheher birds, has not yot pidpicked up any gcncs Twin FalU by U e Publ ■w.ijg iL ^ flnform atation Lino ; and other area* -----...... 733-0931 tieEnlerpri.■prises. T h e T im es-N ev experts say, the more. dianc ces from hum anI flu viruses. ; ' Periodical:Icals puid at Twin Falls by The. therc are for such a dist■saster to if a hird flu.pandeniic_occui^___flu : Subscription rat(^ t C S Timei-New*ews. OfHcial clly and county occur. could it bc stop:topped? Many experts ■t punuant to Section 6C-108 o f' “If thc virus continues tc ly and Sunday. 54.35 J 5 -3 3 5 0 , to spread fearnot. FluI is:is so contapous that Home Jclivcry; daily at Codc. Thunday Is hereby dcsin- 7 3 ;, . per week; Salufiby and.Son,Uy Su only 5150 be day ofthe week on which legal ; a n d W eather ===|i quarantiningg v victims, a metliod ■ per week. Mail »ubsctiptii, ption. muit be ^ d ill ibe published. „ Ski, Lottery. that eventuallyally contained SARS ; In advance and are availivailable only w h m Poitmaitcaster, please send change of Informiation a are • last year,isunUjnUkely l to work, ined. Mall rate*; All focm ; delivery ii n« inaintaltKil xin to; P.O. Bo» 54H. 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TBUSI,GeorBia(AP)-S)-S ecn;iary “ W hat wusTiis it?" he asked. “One ” ~ - erally has aw)i<.•oided the is.sue it ii so many liters of soldiers - A4 he Washingto n Post______inre-cenl dayii.' Iraq may not have possessed p anihra.K, 100 limes t that amount or ______weapons seaixh.ch. ' ----- In an unusualnal episiide last -jyeapons of mass destructiucdon. nothing?" P resident BusJiish, in his S tate of 1-isi S eptem ber, top officialials of monlh. tniliiar>'invinvestigators niid- Jress last week, cited , -Powell was asked about abc com*' ■ W ^M A se n io r Bush involved in in those program s iiand an th e U nion aildre he Nav>- p riso n at G uantanimaino ed ;)ffices usedi by by llalabi's mili- m ents las’t week by David.vid Kay, tlio administration opportunity or to inspect all ththesiics an interim repori rc| by Kay in iay, Cubii. [old a m ilitary jud}:dge in lary law yers atan an Air Force base outgoing leader of a U.S.I.S. weapons ^ official said* - until we’ve completei;ed lh e O ctober in whi.vhidi lhe ins|)ector 'lorida thai th e prisecit ind adultei-y. when lhe (C.ISC commeni ou die die case ol tlie answered. viewing all11 tthe people who were weapons. w The administratiolion gen- location. agiiiigiiinsi him resum es al a heaearing Syrian-boni Ilalalalabi. 2f>. who is u Foil Benning. Ga.. sdiediidiilcd accused o f illegally:ally possessing k-l- ■(irFeb.-J. ter?; from d e ia iiuu e e s s a n d olher dik- juake At lh e sam e lim e Yee w;is bibeing umenis abouti ilie ll prison at Professisionals reespond tcto Iraniain earthq ieiained. A ir Force Se:>eni(ir G uan tan am o ayBay. A\irm in a n A hm ad I. H alabi.. who O ffid ak at lhe the U.S. S(Hilhem whidi Jiveisees PHILADFXPHIA (AI(AP) - Dr. -I------r: ivorked as a n A rabic transhutuoriii Command. whi BT Or. CWstf(stophflf Born, .in !h will- Guimiammio Biiy,ly, hawh. amirnentfd Christopher Bom got)t tht e tele- liuantananu) Bay. w'is also ih ledlc surgeon at miles on Ycv. I h e y Siiyiy they d aa- demtiu- .phone call at, 2 a.m a. . the n - orthopedi aiy confinement 3.000 m ia on smiling Guuioiiiuidiind fiiiniess in iheir Saiurday after Christristm as: An . . . ■■ r | Templo9 UlUniversity awaiway. held in C alifornia aiding tre-aimeni of him.in. "We’w ‘ tiikeii ii earthquake had level:veled the : •■ h Hospital,al, Is shown at chai;hai'ges of espionage and aii it seri- m elhodical. well-ihoughi-oui v an cient Iran ian city of)f BBam , and he enemy. In lime, lhe m ost; the hospispltal Jan. 14 In :*been approadi in lhe the case iigiiiiisi -the United States wasas sending J i 1 )us of those a lleg atio n s have t i r a i ■ Phlladelplelphla. Hours after "vithdrawn “I'i as well. Ouiplain Yec." Siiiilaid Col.( Bill Cosiello, help. ’ . an eaithqthquake leveled y law a Souihem Comniaiinland siKikesnuui. Hours later, h e joinedcd abouti 60 ? Some experts on military e pnis- Yee. w h o graduiiiduaicd fmm West other surgeons, nursess anda para- ^ ■ theoncle.dent city of Bam, uiuliiul th e m en's la w je tr siiy the | i luive l\)int a n d converie*;rle»l lolsi.iin, liices medics from the Intertemational Iran, lastast month. Born ecu(.'culions of Yee and Halabi I I encics tw^i co u n ts of mishandling misi dassi- R rxpnnponseJ m m ------u -about-60-othoi------^------iM!leen riddled wilh incoasisier (in llie tied m a ie n a l“T relii v I a le ir n n i^ ’^T^:------on the first U.S. miiitaiyary fliglit lo '■■■ /• ind oddilies th a t cast doubi (ir surgeons,ms, nurses and that a found on him wheidien he wiisanesi- Iran in 24 years. ■' • I • c -ovemment’s original fears th lir a paramedl'edics from tho ' ijjy ring was <)i>erating in th eehijili- 1 ed in I'lo rid a ;ifier afiei a flight ftum They would have litde td e tim e lo a ; ^ \ -Qaidii G uam aiiatno Bayay lasi1; Sepi. 10. He think about diplomacy.y.Earlyesii- E Internaticatlonal Medical sect«;curiiy prison for alleged al-Q fi also h as b e e n diai>hai'ged wiih failing mates numbered 20,001,000 dead. ^ -j .■ Surgicalal IResponso Team andindTaiiban fi^iler^. “1 find it diffiaili to believx*w |in> to ol>ey a n onlerder or legulaiiim; probably more: on theI firstfir U.S. military SM les-sional piT)seailors are- procweed- m aking a false officialoffi siaii-ineni; ' these num- ■ [ '- “I was thinking ... if thi flight to, . hI = n l „ « Lsman- conduct- unlieconii:omiiig iin officer, bers were true, how tiredc d wr e w u ld ing widi diesc t%vo cases in this t years. fonner for downloadinging pornographic bc,”-Born,an ortiopedicicsurgeonat si b M ner.’lier.” said G ary Solis, a for t leadi- m aterial on to Iiis his laplop I tom pul- Temple University IIospgpi.aI.saiC MiUMiuiiie Coqis pn)sc*cutor who u ^elinvii er. and aduller>’:r>’ wilh a fenuile last \\-cek in Philadelphia. esL-s Idie law of war at Cieorgel II eadi officer a t G uaniamlananio Ihy In tents set up am idI th e rubble, j f \ ^ UniUnivereiiy. "T lie ineptitude al i izing... H alabi was originally orig diarged without running water;r o r X-rays, • . siej). F- 5 ihal based oil seariearches ol This babies, even ma(made final deienm'naiions limbs, delivering sbc bab Hiilalii G uanuuiam o :iay Bay compuler. llui lian soldier Lou.Fintor:s rs a id . ials collapsed. D ialysis pailatients als were* availabl Sdltlsome of th e docum ents Hi operating on an Iraniai Nally, 40, a clinical J.i charges wore ^ y shot him- Tlie emerjergency response teain, and at children with pulmim onary Jacqueline Na w ;isdiarged w ilh possessingvgwua-. in the fall. _l.< who had accidentally s sor ai Mass General. j„ | if they dropi>ed. indtidiu}ding the nuisi seri- based in BosJoston a nd assem b led in disease di worsened by dustst from nurse supervisor in fact, da-ssified - and. if _ self in d ie leg. md cardboard boxes iciiriiy ous ones, whidih couldct have led to I iking care of 1999 a fterir auacks ; on rw o U.S. the th mud brick nibble lookoked to .said IV bags and were, what level of seci “Once v,t5 started laJdr oiudoor liglits dou- ;,pj. ult. his the death ixmaltjliihy He still fiicx-s 1 working day em bassies> in it Africa, w a s already lhe ili American team for)r h e lp heated w ith out applied to th e m . As .i resuli • padents, and we were wo: lets and b lankets for laid (». diarges of mishar^handling dasHjiied of diese on stand-b1-by b e c a u s e o f lh e because b» their own doctorors h ad bled a s ba.ssinet^ lead civilian attorney. Donal im d night to take care of t die newborns. only a m a te ria l a n dI atiempled ai espi- i riose political n a tio n a l orange-level o r te rro rism died. di • . . . . Rehkopf Jr.. said he has oi .. p i e ... I diink most of dios< Idlers armed with -j,aj t-ni ivas onage involvingng an : alleged plan, ed,” said Dr. a le rt w henn the i state departmeni In th e end, th e d e a th loUII rosei to Iranian soldi hazy p icture o f why his chen :.tjuestions were resoU-ed,’ AK-47s guardeiJed the Americans. appai. ully.neverjver carried oul.-io ima surgeon and the Federal I Emergency more m lhan 41.000. arre*sted la st Ju ly .•Susan Briggs, a trauma nts out- said B om , 55. A similar review of docuiuments pass infonnalionlion to sonietitie.'in • s General Managemenlent Agency asked for Residents living in tent : from Massachusetts nes .suf- “ B ecau se of of lhe diplomatic eil imly Syria. 1 in Iran. sidq their wrecked home in th e Yf.-e c a s e was finishet Hospital in Boston whoho leads die their help ir e were kind of a T h e teamam operates under the fered fc post-iraumatic stress2ss. O ne situ a tio n , we team. * spoken high profile: group,” g he said. |—- ■s and Iran National Disaster Medical * man m who had n ’t e a te n or s . '.The United States i [he field “Many membeibers of our team, sJ ; ies in 1979 Systom af of the Department of in ir five days w alked into thi , broke diplomatic'lies d. said myself includcded, had moments olutionaries Homelandd Security and trains hospital In and collapsed. , after Iranian revolu of fear thatt ssomebody would isy in Tehran throughoutut the year to deploy Briggs, B GO. seized d ie U.S. em bassy 10 lose make a statemtiment. using us in a A t a few hours notice, “Il’s incomprehensible l I p j and held U.S. diplomatiats hostage with just j 30 or 40 members of your■ extend*a. way." •-' p/inclpal andnd Return Paid for 444 days. T h e ir pasiast missions Include 3( cd family all a t once,” sheisaid. s Wlien the teamte left Bam on U.S. officials stresressed the respondingng to tj^ World IVade____^ I 40‘» ^ By America’s;a’s Top-F?ated ----- Respecting Iranian cucultural Jan. 6, they don;onaied their genera- ^ team’s humanitarianm purpose. Center atiattack^and a 2002 -*11 Insurancea 0Com panies: beliefs, women on the mmedical tors, tenis andd morer than Sl'mil- “We saw a needd and we typhoon in (Guam. \] ^ n n i v e r s a r i ^ siaff made head coveringsIgs from lion in mcdicalcal equipment lo a , | j ^ ^ :■ EIJ^EOJOIAL.RETUlETUnN PROGRAM* ' re sp o n d e d . W o o fferedred and our In Iran,n, the magnittide-6.6 si triangular a n n slings as ththe team ne^v intem aiionional Red Cross and ,( I ‘ 12 Month MatlMaturity-12% - -offer of aid was acaccepted,” earthquakeike devastated Barn’s tr improvised with whateverr materi-n Red Crescent: hospital.lu \ Jim & Connie! ' 18 M onth MatlMaturity-21% • state department spokesman sp' health careire system. Tiiree hospi* ir C 24 M onth MatlMaturity ■ 28% ' [ dosure pol)Iicies Iy Love, 36 M onlh MatMaturity-42% Airlines5 hustle on1 creating5 ’ "u'TcoiiUiinVdiira dr;ift...... - S 3 ' ducumcnl callcii"Risk- y y ' EnviEnvlfonmtnUJ ! 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Tha Washington Post»t TUFTURKEY lhat there was an injusustice. The ones who reiilly fight i t : IOKKUK,ln»|-'ni'Ihis ethnically ,Moiul-. ers of die old regim e."’ ssaid Jalal , , mixed city sitting. ;iiiuip vnsc oil Jaw har. an official of thc1C Patriotic r^ H ||^ U nion of Kurdistan. • resources has bccomtime dangerous- I * I /' IHAN ly polarized, with K>inCurds and Arabs J •'Ihe.l'UK and thc Kurdi.stani vying to dominateL- it in the new Democratic I’any rule a? zone Iraq. *B8Bh(l8d fiir northem Iraq lhatL \was inde* Talk of ethnic bnitinitherhood has pendent of the central govern- ended, replaced byy hheated, exciii- IH A Q . ■ m en t for 12 yeairs foliollowing th e sionist rhetoric anand violence. eot:|x)Iiiical demon- ^ Tikrl!,'!. • - A frican...-loldlors were slightly wounded.id. stratiuns. Tlieistuderdents said they ‘ KhBnlqulW m ust leave.” Intem ation zjnions should comperehsate the felt intimidated. IRAQ \ • “ We are getting; afraidafl fo speak g too . - A rabs and take d iem bac,ad<.o.hel. p out,” said A An' nes Sabah Mlltr' —:— ." 7 , »B*giiii»d \ areas of oriyn, he added n d fo u rlIraqis Qadriya Ihissein, a modier n of i T ^eU.S.so^ oldiers ai Mohammed, a studeident at Kirkuk BY G[« IHQRP'-IHl"w«KIMOtO)l POS Teduiical Academy,ly, iia m ixed voca- eiglit, is an Arab who re<•ecendy set- . ^ tional sdiool. On Jan.Jan 8, someone 'Ilie Ki! Kurds say that m tliout iron- tie d in Kirkuk aftefter being ' — ^------flCTOTnmnhrbomtriiiTiirfrontTjfthc ciadiJltn)lcdgcTof-cxpanded-l»itono*—------exjHjlled-fmm-her-hoir -in sepaFiFate-attanal staff. arc members of a GGoverning Coundl her neiglibors from a vi service member long-repressed othi■thnic rivalries S tates> inin Iraq. vUlagetar. '" ™adliest d attack look placc delegation that tli met with s ther south in 1977. Ret fend aspirations here.ere. As th e J u n e Religiigious leaders of Iraq’s yah. west of the capital, inr-fi P resident Bushush (on Tbesday a t th e 1- th a t ancestral hom e is in •. who have dieij sir 3®.-d ead lin e approairoaches for die majority•ity Shiite M uslim popula- four-wheel-drive vehide W hite House,e. hiheads th e S uprem e / she.said, beciuise a nc ClS;-Ied occupauonin authoritiesi to tion rejirejcct expanded autonomy lh explosives drove up to > n n d Council for thc Islamic I- ’ reservoir intindated he the United States; b ^ d over power to :an Iraqi'gov- ' .for thee Kurds.F S unni Muslim lead- • ;ckpoint at a bridge and Revolution in Iraq, Ii the c o u n t’s hat S addam ® -J------ernment, all .sidess are a jockeying ers alsoso reject the Kurdish notion'1 • ‘‘M aybe il \\‘as wrong lha i. a w itness said. d th6 powerfulrful Shiite political 1 brought ns here, b ut wha its allies launched position. of a fediederal'state. as do northem l-a'"-™ “Te'S's".S. m iU tary said three group. ;:'Kirkuk has emerg:crged as a key Iraq’s'I\i'A irkm ens, an ethnic giDupp 10 do?" she iisked. <» I soldier w ere killed in 2 0 . H e said if the U.N. e x p e n s con- y____ A pditical pany callcc:ed the A rab » Iraq war March 1 _ . ___ atena*,It_is-a_ciiy_oy_ofjmpossil}le____>yith.deeleep roots here, who s,ayjhey_ <. Sb{ soldiers a n d sever- ______elude an early_irly vote is not feasj;___ 1. N arional Bloc, representiiiting-tobs— iiUjlh. K urds .say theyhey make up 40 feiir bee interests, emerged re< percent of thc popu)pulation. Arabs zens. iry said. ttion h e a d tju a n e rs, wiis d d( o sed by bonded overr to to the U .S .-installed 1 Kirkuk, but it seem s to b Spy Arab-s m ak e• uup half, and All pliplayers regard Kirkuk, with 20 m iles a\vay. n e a r the , IU.S. troops for tw o hours SiS aiurday Iraqi Governirljnirig Council. B ut he- • [• as m udi to the old syste •3^m ens, Iraq's thirhird largest eth- a populaulation aboui 800,000, as the allujah, a ro ad sid e bomb Witnesses\ said they wercrc se a rd v ' ad d ed it was “a last-resojct' j y em m en t as to its pote m 6 group, also sayI ththey are' half of grandI pprize. Il is an ancient dty as a U.S, convoy passed, iing for a bomb, but this cccould not option.” e sdt^iency. Its m em bers’ t - S f iO ^uk's papulation.on. lhal gre in national importance o soldiers. Ibe independently confirmimed. Al-Hakim’sI’s viewsvi carry consid-. .^jMKirkuk is a flaslilash point,” said with thithe discovery of oil in thee as imfor^ving as d ie Ku: est deaths brought to 512 Baghdad h a s been a frequent fi erable weighth t inii Iraq, w here ^lie, j •s “Iraqi Kiirdistan is i tSjilazi Yahya Auglu,lu. an official of 1920s.[.The Tl wells begin a l the d ty ’s 3cr of American service targi et of insurgents. In oiii>iie of the Shiite majorityrity has risen to d o m if j n Hie Kurds .wave their I h e Iraqi TYirknien:n 1Front, onc of western;m edge, where flames from irttS •'--Hi. who h av e'died since the (deadliest attacks, the U.^I.N. head- n a te th e poliipolitical scene a f t e r \ a, Halabja, if e political parties:ies in Kirkuk. , burned-L‘dK)ff natural gas liglit lip thec . lik e a flag. H alabja, Stales and its allies quartersi in the capit;ital ‘ \y^s decadcs of suppression su] by the d Halubja is all they• (nvor tnlk United St. :-rKurdish politicalcal parties ond night ; : sky, Kurds. Arabs and the Iraq w ar M arch 20. Ibom bed in A ugust, killinglg 22 pco- S u n n f Arab minority.min . ' d - about,” said Ismaeld U baidy, tiicir* militia.s .waiwant to expel 1\irkmemens live in both segregated - 0 bom bings took place in jpie including top U.N.N. envoy T he U nitedcd SlatesS maintains it h deputy direcior of th c pi 270.000 Iraqi Arabs!ibs from Tamim commuinunities and mixed, but with tlie h eart o f th e soortation. M uslim worlds already, tilledf with Kimmitt t< FALLUJAH. Inici-«i (AP) —With iniprisoi A m encan1 soldierss were slighdy iof bur national staff in'Iraq.” ir em Iraq. FheThe dem and w orries zeal and piety,\ :Slieik- M aki \Vlien,en thc Iraii war broke outI anti-U.S. sendm ents. ave taken to wounded. In.hesaid. ]D ujarric said. many who fear tea it will lead ,iq Hussein Hamdan recountedrec a 7th MarchII 20. Kurdish militiamen1 - Many Sunni Iraqis hav >hiites and The Amcmerican military police Annan also is considerirring send- Iraq’s breakuplup intoi smaller stales, ccntury talc exaltinging the vinues of fouglitIt aalong tlic U.S,-led coalition1 privately deriding Shi s or foreign patrol wasas tumingnnto a police ing i a separate seairiiy teteam lhat Most Iraqili Kurds,Ku who comprise jihad. Tlie Prophetlet Muluiinmad. forces; a(agaiast S addam ’s army andJ Kurds as collaborators < s have b e e n station- to 5 j(join Iraqi police when would be needed if he deJccides to an estimatedid 15-201£ percent of,il)c no told worshipperpers, handed ii now ho]hojH; their Am erican alliess agents. Militant Sunnis I attacks o n the explosicision occurred behind it. jsen d exports to Iraq to deJeterm ine country’s 2Si millionmil people, live inl trusted follower aI s~wordsv iiiul lold will Ictet them keep die autonomyy blamed for deadly at offlces of Sgt. Maj. . h Nadian-Wilson of tho whether direct election:m s for a n o rth e m proviirovinces, whic^ had, him to go out andnd 'diop off the they hailiave enjoyed in their north-1- Shiite mosques and c ics. K urdish 720th M ilitilitary Police Battalion. itransitional government w ere fea- enjoyed virtualtual autonomy under heads of Cod’s eneL’nemics until it eni stroirongliolds since 199L Kurdish political panic: m also have Also SaiSaturday, at least onc sible.•. th e protectionion of( U.S. and B ritish ttends. Ihc‘ SSiiiites sat out the conflictt dem ands for federali.sm iviih Sunnis sniper in n i a building shot and Tliat team would help> rresolve a^ forces sincee 19911‘ follow ng the •, In th e sam e semennon. Hamdan ‘ on diee iidviceii of their clerics andd deepened the division w kvill lead to wounded 1 r an American soldier dispute < ^ n v e e n the coaUilUtion and first G ulf ^ar.War. ■ • - . warned the congrej;'regation in this miiynovlow finally see their majorityy who fear autonomy wi! [. who Avas i il in a foot patrol in q Iraq’s leading Shiite Musiislim d e r- However,. ’I\irkish, 'I\i Syria and’ hotbed uf anti-AnnVnierican resist- tu n iedd iinto fonnal political powerr Iraq’s dismembermeni. I neighborhood, Maj. ic. i Grand Ayatollah Ali al-I1-Hiisseini Iran fe a r that ance th at Sunni Anilirabs will lose out if electic:tions a re held. Moiiyed al-A’aziim, tht:hc im am o f B aghdad that granting Kurds . al-A’az a m Kevin West;st said. • ; al-Sistani, who is dencmanding their own ethi i£ they don’t stepep fon«ird and Ihe Jn re.sponse of th e Sunnis to0 Daglidad’s al-Imam ethnic enclave could ’ traditional A bridgege across th e Tigris River direct < elections as oppososed to a incite Kurdish claim ilieir placee iiin Iraq’s new the fallcJl of Saddam and th e empow-i‘ mosecn a m ixture of violence,■, challenges the ;videspreople: id as p a rt o f m inority n{»ww ddeprived of its ^nterest^:sts. such figures are .spread le and rule” • |K ^ " 5Z S H E S 5 5 E S S 8 p nvileged place under un Saddam ' U.S.5. :forces have for monthss tho Amcricaas’ “divide ^ FOR A UMITED 1=1^ K ussein and facinglg ddom ination l7y been cocoming under daily attacks.s policy. . . n /i com m unities it onceice oppressed. in Bagliiglidad. where roughly halfIf “Sunnis are the majoijorily.” saicl 1^ 3 l \ TIME ONLY! ..;Fpyored by Britishish and Ottoman the 5 5 million inhabitants arec al-A’azam, Avho, Uke many mt S u n n i Sunnis-also E J ■ colonial masters,i, i Sunni Arabs Sunnis,is. and in areas north andd Iraqis, maintains that Si im. “I don'l H ■ dom inated the politiolitical and mili- w est of the capital where Sunnisis suffered under Saddiiir tary establishment;nt in Iraq for are the!le pverwhelm ing majority, kno^v who came up with wi the 60 iK l I it doesn’t . BU nearly a century, pusllushing aside die Withth Shiites refraining fromn percent figure, but i m M i l l e reflect tealily.” I 1 well as the liirge attackirking the Americans, the S hiite m ajority as we dLscreditthe ilj^ ll- I^udish community.lity, Sunni pres- SunnLsLs Ihove iK'cn seeking to proj-j. O ther Sunnis’ try to dL« Shiites tre a t ■ peaked undere r Saddam 's 23- ect anI in image of a communiiy fight-t- reveixjnce with w hidi Sli idieirtradi' l|9 ■ y e a r rule, a dm e thattluv saw thc per- ing ajonlone against a powerful, non-V iheir senior dories and t agery,which s ^ d o n df Sliiitessund ar Kurds esca- Muslimim occupier - a notion lhatIt d onal emphasis on imag HI leretical. ■■ lad n g to in d u d e massma; exccution.s, has wotvon sympathy in Arab andd som e Sunnis view a s her W ^ S u p > e r B o ^> w l S A ]L E l i ii i SR • c u v i d e GREEN $i f | Up to 2 gaiions of coolai ^ i t ^"‘ COOLANT U and look over h o s e s . 3 0 f | 1 Off Thru Februar> r y l . 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S-VALbE-Y/NA^A T I 0 N — Second nrover neaiITS Mars lllanding; (officials cclose in oon first’s malfuhcti1 tio n __ : PASADENA, Calif. (AP)P) - The -Spacc Adminilinistration warned thatat had reduced the rover.•to 1 ference: Oppommirlity vros to open explorai□ration program. three weeks. IhcisingerIger said, sdentists said rover Opportunity zeroedjd in on thatcommunicjlications w ilh the six- spewi>ewing gibberish and beeps. its parachute 4.500]00 feet higher “WcV c. made good progressss Despite its woes', sd e te th ere is still a chancencc the nrtor Mars late Saturday night, mmaking wheeled robot31 wouldi b e spotty as Opportunity O p was targetedI to1 than Spirit did to comf«nsatecc for overaginiglit,” project manager Pete its final tum and position:ioning a it entered andd descendedc through landnd 6.GOO miles - or halfw;way the hi^er elev-ationon of its landing Theisin,singer said during a newsvs can fully rccover h eat shield designed to pro:protect it thc martian atmosphere.atr Word of arouiound Mars from Spinirit.' site. c o n fereerence at NASA’s Jetel JPL Director Chariharles Elachi i spacecraft, . from burning up duringg a fiery - asafclandingilg could take as long Tofict)Rcther, the twin rovers m akei iup Spirit developedd problemsp after Propulslul-sion I^ilwratory. “T hc roverer said other NASA s Magellan and plunge through the p pl la n e t’s as 22 hours, NAMASA said. a S820SB! million mission to dete:icr- working nearly flawliwlessly for days. has beenbet upgraded from criticalal induding Voyager. Maj Galileo, have recoveredred from ci.'cn atmosphere. O pponunityty’s’5 twin. Spirit, land- mineine if Mars ever was a wettitter Engineers broughIght stability to to serioirious.” ;^.The tum , which began aboutabi 90 cd Jan. 3. Spirpirit began malfunc- worldarid capable of sustaining life.e. the rover by disablabling its flash - Spirit>irit resum ed tran sm ittinlg g graver problems, :ly co n fid en t, minutes before Opportunirinity_was_ tion ng Wednesicsday, after days of Opportunity, Op like Spirit, mulusl memoiy. which iss similars to thc data Friday,Ft but only in limited•d "1 am completely i ation.. that I utland on Mars, took aboutabo 20 sending picturcarcs and other sden- exect(ecute a choreographthcd memory digital cameras cai use to batcheshes.Tlie malfunction may pre--e- without any hesiiatic lat rover back S c u t e s to com plete. tific d ata, b uI t engineerse said they sequ(iquencc of events to ensure: iits store pictures, said si Orlando vent thethi rover from laking anoth-h- think will get th at i as lo full operation," Elachi la d said. ; ^ e National Aeronauticitics'and were closing1 irin on the problem safeife arrival• on Mars. Thc only d:dif- Rgueroa, direcior• ofol NASA's Mare e r drivirive on Mars for as long as |u it ______A\rizonaininnates releasise one Continued from A l by Jero m e Couo u n ty a fte r th c inci- 1 * ^ BiaiilgtlfeilSfeiBi The case against d en t. T h e lawsuit lav states the Hlostage i fronm guard to^ county's holdiniing of the property )wer ^Ictim Assistance & Batterer Intervenm tlon Ierome County after the closcose of the criminal bLBUCKEYE, Ariz. (AP) - Ono10 of with weapons, Department De of • Tim Williams’ family concontends investigationI violatedv the fami-' twovo correctional officers heield Corrections spokiokesn)an Alan qIRANTINQ u ; AQENCY: IdIdaho Coundl on Domestic;tic e officer was that his constitutionalil rigi h ts ly’s r i ^ t toI thetl property. The hostjostagc by two inm ates for nc£icar- Ecker said the VVi iolence & Victim A sslstana n oce were violated in a numbmber of deprivation, it claimi s, is to delib- ly a week flim bcd^w n fromm a . believed to b e OK. ’ IRANTINQ PERIOD: JuJuly 1.2004 thru June 30,20 .2 0 0 5 • Ways, according to docuiicuments erately limit; thetl family’s access priserison guard tower to safefety “The safe retumm of one correc- submitted by attorney Patrick R to evidence shouldshi they want to Satu:aturday. tions Qfficer is verjery encouraging • Brown to the judge. sue. TilTlie guard, a m an who was; nnot and we aro makingng sure that this l.'V.VICTIM ASSISTANCEE GRANT PROJECTS:S: ' Jhc lawsuit claims th tha a t th e '' immnmediately identified, wwas brave person is recejceiving the best gEligible Applicants: Privateite. hon-prolit or public ageng en cies m e t N apolitano • p| c o u n ty cre a te d a d an g eroro u u ssitu - Jerome Coununty’s rebuttal takciiken to a Phoenix hospital aftifter of . care,” Gov. Jam providing direct services totc victims of crime. Fundingding is -release. Department of said in a statemenient. “ But this is atio n th a t le d to.W illiam s’ ( TJie c o u n ty ’:’s d efen se sta te s h'*' AvaiJabfe - Statewide Estlijtlm a te - $2,700,000 Ilam not over. T h ere isi anai o th er officer ” O fficers w en t in to Wil]rtTilliams jjjat w illiamis, s, not the sheriff’s Orrections spokeswoman Ca icdi- being held, and this th remains a 2 . B bouse at night, uriannoulounced department, acreated a danger- [unter suid she had no immei BATTERER INTERVE»ENTION QRANT PROJEIJECTS: but delicate and danjangerous-silua- • dressed as “perpetrators’)rs and situation1 tby pointing a gun • tc details‘ on his condition b Eligible Applicants: Privateite or public agencies provid5vidi.ng carrying assault weapons, lid authcirities w ere encouragiIged tion.” )ns, says at-law enforctrcement after they CO tiatter- lad- Fellow correctie:lional- officers ' behaviorbi intervention servirvices to domestic violence I the brief, written by Brown . aruiounced thcthemselves a,s such, e was able lo walk down the la were heartened byjy 1(he release. ers. ei Funding Available: Stc>tatewide Estimate — S30.010.000 The brief also claims thithat the according to a motioni written by or on liis own. otia- “Tlic negotiatorsors are doing a ev id e n c e u sed to o b tain a ssearch attorney Martartin Hendrickson. He was released after negoti ided fine job. This is a good(! sign that low TO APPLY: Contact:l warrant was' coerced, mvolun- im piaj, diddid not call for the )rs delivered 1 an item demandi y the inmates, Hunter said,d. A they were able to0 come( to some IdshJaho Coundl on Domestic V iolence & Victim A ssistanttance tary and unreliable. use of deadlyly force, but it was ^ part kind of agreemerlent,” said Joc p.'. 0.0 . Box 83720 • Boise. Idafaho 83720-0036 Jerome County used the imposed uponm them. Officers do_____secoiccond item was delivered as p: not have a dut )H=honei-334-6545HDF-l-80(:00-29-1^63-tcu-equesl-ax< axo[W ------Correctional Pea'eace Officers’ Taylor, who was staying‘"B caysed by a sisuspect if they are :ic •hostage was let go. ira n ts available on-line: wwvww/2.state.id.iJ^crimevictimlim WilUams at the time. Accc•ccordm g acting in self-d^[•defense of th at sus- . She did not reveal what tlthe Assodation. The release of ththe correctional q e / CO Taylor’s affidavit. Weaveaver and pect, the briefcfsay s. im atcs wcrc given. tEADLINE: Letter of Intentnt due February 5. 2004 king officer occurred afteraft an inmate.' q Roberts compelled Taylaylor to The motionon asking for dis- • Negotiators wcrc still workii irant Applications must be< nreceived or postmarked NN( O ' sr the freedom of thc othth e r wearing a guard’ss uniformui jacket. cooperate, threatening to*0 missal of th e: lalawsuit also invokes . ATER THAN 4:30 P.M.I. IM ST ON MARCH 26,26 , 2 0 0 4 ined lowered a bucket; o^over th e side of her daughter away if shehedJtlnt jhe claim tha;hat the entry into ostagc, a woman who rcmain< tower and then Tedechn ical A ssistan ce is Avalhjilable. implicate Williams ini ;'i illegal williams’ hous)use was not illegal. nth the nvo inm ates in the tqw(wer, th e three-story tov drug activity, accordindmg to Weaver and'R'Roberts have testi- /hich is believed to bc stock themtl to recover the • T h e law suit asserts, however, hc property butit theyI d id n ot do so. s.w 7 1 tH at R o b erts stood overr WilliamsW Tlie countyity'is being defended \Strhile h e w as incapacitantated and by attorneysIS Ihired by the Idaho ^ o t him, constituting excessiveex< Counties RiRisk Management - fbrce. Program* thele county’s insurance ‘ A lso a t issue is p ropertyirty seized , carrier. H CouldJ you use some exBXtra cash? H o wV :about a great Fr«ree Checking - S Stay on top)p of your inve:estments. 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(li6 estiiblisbmenl. On the nigniglit of May 21,1971. ’Hie powerfulI I'.itrolman's the partnersrs were sent to investi- ialion has suirl- gate a repor>ort of a dom estic dis- BenevoletU Associali< __ ed a i>cdtion drivee to|i head off a p u te a t a housing project, .- Parole Hoard’s______. Authoridess ssay it was actually a ■ain’risc decision last year to free were dniwriiivn inlo it ir.ip fo n h ir p tir “ ^ S re c sin trap se t byn^U B< and Bottom. 4 credited a n o th e r form er ratiradical, K alhy I>ose »ff killingk: them and foment- ; prevent Ikjudin. She had senierved 22 years i«g civilil unrest.”u ;cholarship for an armored carr heistIn in whicli ii»and Hottom, bolh former two police officersi andar a security memlwrsjrs of the niack Liberation guard were killedL-d in u p sta te • Anny, are arc serving 25-years to-life Rockland County. tenm JlclDell will go before the state Police Commissionioner Raym ond Parole Hoard Ik for the first time irron, olutionary, Kelly, an NYPD serjjergeant at th e next momonth. Bottom in July for th e • rime of the slayings.iy{. also has lob- secondI lime.lu jp s am ong ; bied against parolele forl Bell and Bottom,am, 52, declined a re(juest I fe w ould b e : Bottom. for an iniinterview; Bell, 55, didn’t ; “llie murders off theseth two offi- respond.(I. JBut supporters descriln: i ^ t s , ” said j W H cers w ere different,"t," Ih e w rote in a them nsIS modeln inmates worthy of tfiMt Itive direc- • letter to parole offiofficials, "’nie y rek-ase. G rassroots atlonal Study' Tour 2004 ------DoiinnrnrcTlTDtlcRc-dt MSH prison. A wiirden has Nlexiixico Gty Spring Break n Mardi 19-2>-27 Foster daad faces pris(son time for dBottom with helping kids p i riots. Bell, a fonner sch used her l^u|IlH H M H IB Mexicxican legends: Friila fKahio and Diego Rimvera 5 DOYUESTOWN,, I»a. (AP) - A . \sTapi)cdL-d at least six times with athlete, coaches inmate sta^ng the HBB man who took photostos of two foster dHct.iiip<:iipe around th e chest and team s. IndutlesalK olrfore, museums, deluxe hotel wiwith breakfast, Ballet Folklorito, PyraiPyramids, jp le was in children \vrapped in duct tape iri legs. Onene picture showed a diild's The convicts cour C j v « ^ Universrty•srty Oiy, Xochimilco, Ircnsportalion,n, anti much tnoie. $1,850. . their cribs was senteiitenced to 12 to ban- lcg.sug.s dangling ihraiigh crib Coiincilnfan Charies Banguilty to ■ -30months in prison.)n. rails, the;he ankles bound w ith pack- V TWs stud;tudy tour is open to the pubUc.Sc. Acatfemic aedit is on option.on. , : self a self descrilK-d revolb ut dom ed .--•In imposing thele sentence on ing lapc';jc'and tlie diaper wrapped and various leftist group ^ r f , „ ‘ 1 Emollme,[ment Is limitei Coll Extetided^Studlosfor * : 5{eU Broc, Judge Alatilan Rubenstein with ductuct tape. their supiwrters. „jmorelntifaifonnotk)n~(208) 426-3295. IDEDSiypiES ' . the 30 picturesres depicted “a Authorlioriries! alleged Broe, 42, ling on to ______itUKHtTrsTgirnfgirn toi'Tournn | t' ‘‘To deny them parolem ^ d not get- % ■-.•Jwrrifying im age ...'... one th at will and CoUiiUeen ‘Broe, 34, bound the a d e n ia l of th eir civil r i^ un to keep them under con- i Friday. “I i------•\ -.?to y w ilh m e for uI lolongtjme." diildren Monifn Bandeli, executi ^Ueen Broe m s acquitted about th e - : Some of the photolotos showed th e trol, CoU to r o f the Malcolm X G 2-ycatM)ld boy andd 1-year-old1 girl of chihliild abuse charges in duct-taping 1 ^ ’ 10 ^ N o v em b er and accu« j T J R i T estranged husband of st: photos because the coup th e m id st of a divorce. 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tf ptaM ...1 , ______. J s t f S The S t. Paul Winter CarCarnival lc» Palace opened toto theI public Thursday wtth en arra)irray of changing lights In St. PiPaul, Minn. The palace, located:ed across from s a 500-pound block ol Ice Janan. .:16 ' the Xcel Energy CenterItll In St-Paul, ll a 4 M o e t longing, 7S-reet«1^ and js constructeicted from 27,000 blocks ol Ice;e cut from Lake Phalen In St.. Paul.Pi A volunteerleer construction worker guides i during cons:onstructlon of the Winter CamlViilval Ice Palace In St. Paul, Minnrilnn.
fewemig-st^teietere-felY ites-thou^asands-tGM wv^Lntei^camiLval— i 3T. PAUL, M inn. (A P) - Bittitter This year’s palaceice, b uilt larg e ly , m ore.* than th 2.5 million visitors, Fetsch says thc plani ou(once th e fcs- y tival is over is to takelke down the ” / ■ coldId hhasn’t sto p p ed thousandsis of by volunteers for)r the St. Paul nils>lis year, visitors can also pay c scaffolding und liglits,lits, .surrouiul ' m peopl(ople from enjoying a fleeti:ting • Winter camiva!val, opened SSiostr> stroll througli th e icc palace thc icc palacc withi a < chain-llnk _E/W/ l l neww rmarvel along thhursday u i a n d w ill . for thehe firstI tim e sincc 1941. , Paul’s down- remismain through Fusti\stival Director Theresaa fence nnd then let ilt mimelt. UU rvn p riverfront: a Feb.:b .8 . ,___ __ towwcring er ice It’s the Ice palaces le city’s first ice , ■=' Y M C A o f lTwin Falls I n t - • ' p alaolace stretching , liaveive a rich histo- ^St an Ientire city DalaOice in 1 2 years, ryf ihere. Rumor ^,.^1inuai F u n d r a i s i n g) D i n n e r & A u cC t t i o n 3ck. ^ hasas it, the first ^ Some 27,000 . wasas buih in 1886 Friday, January 30S . 6:00 pm • TuriF Clut:iub ocks of .ice - . toI mock r B New . block • Ruffle Dniii’iiiij.< • iiiiifit(< »uin*L'! cachch (one 500 p o u n d s and rouglighly York reporter who wh compared tMiiti’Jl/iinJUi’n ti’: r ' Anctiojb • ^ H r . th e sizesi of a bathtub - wereI (cut Minnesota to Siberieria. ) M aster of Ceremcmonies: Roger Burdick ilace had a n e le- ' - • 1 ^ ^ ^ from)m a nearby lake to buildl tt h e T h e 1937 ice palai ~ '^y Idaho Suprenemc Court Justicc ^ '______J . palaciJace, which s ta n d s neariy el{;ight v ato r in it and at lealeast one includ- Q ,/ irret. ed a maze.Tlie lastst-buUtinl992 - * ' WelookfotWa^aid to seeing yout W ' iries high at its tallest tun > for the Ice Palace ,'i Volunteers from trade unionsM cutc and float blocks of Ice fo K tons of steel reinforce it. to coincide \vitli ththe Super Bowl Thanks to AlALL contributors! from Lake Phalen on Jan. 7.K EachEi ol the cuts representsstwoSOOiiound ti Ifs cc in played in MinneaeapAlis - drew It’s the dty’s first ice palace F o r tickets please cal■aU thc YMCA at 733-4384184 I \ blocks of Ice. The last (ce palacepals was built 12 years ago'0 on( Harriet Island tn 12, years,ye reviving a local eraradi- St.'Paul. rion)n cut short by a SSOO.C dcficitficit run up by the 1992 ver-v sion.3n. m n I liB B w ^ m r n F m T h a t ' ss why w e are prououd to introduce ^ E b cC e n te nn i i a l C hle i c k in g m \ M [ : Itii J u ly 2 0 0)4 on all Neie w s w i t h . . . FREEE CHECKS FC^ORAYEAR!I ® >lland Cpmpi>act IVactor»rs! s c f c i n g y o u r e v i v e W^ i t h Centennial Ched C O iV IIIPACT TRACTCroRs ' : ' th e bes^st che’t o g productict available today.y; Onlth e famItl, IN-STOCK mission, ■ i; !4 HP. 9X3 Gear transmis a ' - ; , -fti- i s i t e m t until iiij^cJecls /o r Z estatte or job i ce $12,000. No Payment July 200^04 then just$199 per month.mo ‘■r'-'i ’ '.-ii:' ’■1 j ' s . t ' u . Ifofhardwrark __ , ftiBotimlFiOTw;? cftrge? e . : ' Boomer"* coiTompact diesels are designed fof smission.' , ' V ' I. ’ . :•. from the groundnd upThey provide better mansaneuverability. 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' N A 'I I O N Bush Ulutilizes A p>at j on fljebatt ick or Iprivac;■y violaation? speechll to tout^i ^ I But Nashviiville school lawyers infoiiiiauon inf in the same cati or rolls . A based th eir dedsiondci last month on as as sports statistics. Z : health]1 plan 1 School honor k M k a sta te privacyacy law dadng back to • -I But some school systems al \ f» diel970s-ala law .diat’s not always get gci parents to sign a release; beforefc ' » come under- ffire § A followed beciecause no one chai- student sm informadon is madetic pub- WASHINGTO;t o n . (A P) ’s J S o , " W lenged th e hoihonor roll status quo. . lielic; O th ers diink it m ight be- a 8ood . p|t^'and ar attendance or any- said sa Teresa Dennis, prind] As a result,ilt. Democrats have rb id a ’lM.si..g . Pcrcy Priest Elementary S stnte priv’acy laws forbii ary School on Friday in Nashville,llle, Tenn.. On the advice of schchool ihing normlally al reserved just for Pc School. pledged to stre:stress the increase in any acadcinic informatuatio n .iw x lo r EI«m»nUt» “It d o e s seem really silly.” .the number• of people \vithoiit some Nashville schools havo stoppedsto posting honor rolls, dlidisplaying die studentt ooi r parent,” she said. “I had«'Vithout |)cnnissioriion. . la w y tii.io parents to sign permis- A similar issue over studeJent pn- health insuranC'ancc d u rin g his three, irk on the walls of classrooms,, andar giving out academic achlihlevement Getting pai •Some sdiools havec si sincc p u t a good work I sion slips wo:won’t help protect stu- vacy va went to die U.S. Sujuprem e yeais in office.ce. • - ' stop to academic pop pc rallies. otiOther slhools across the statele nmay follow Nashville' slead. dents fromI bbeing left out, but at Court O two years ago, when=n some i„ hi. Statetate of the Union mtiy have to parents objected to studenUIts grad- address T\iesda:sday. B ush to u ted his. • ' O thers think they mti federrU stucient privacy gtguidelines, least it will11 ccom ply w ith th e law, pi L.‘S. And now said Miriatiarn Mimms. who has a son ing each oth ers .\\-ork. The1C court ijeas for attadtacking the.problem.. ■ cancel spelliiiK i'ees. which allow die release of susuch things school offidad a is said. in sdiools across the statitate may foi- at Meigs; MMagnet Sdnwl and helps sided with tradidon in lhat ca id’that remedy, for as honor rolls, U5. Depanartment of In Knoxvitville, school district sic f He repeated't run the ParParent Teadier As,sodiition. ing the long-standing praa med “a great priority low Nashville’s lead. liduoidon ofCdaLs said spokesmsuiI PR uss Oaks said they in what he termed iset m any par* “Tliere h;us h;i; to l>e a w:iy to. come teachers asking students to ^ p Qur njjtiop - Tlie change has upset “It’s the first lime Pvee heard1 of do not thinkn k posting good infor- te rion,” in Saturday’s- diildren rec- back fromm th e rigidity.” papers and grade diem in daj“ sdoes. L-nis who want iheir di schools doing that” saidid depart- • madon abouiout a student violates pj rk. Tbe prolrroblem ai)ix.-;iri uniciiie to not violate federal privacy la'law. ^ ognized for hard work, m ent spokesm an Jim Bni'radshaw. ' state law. He said diey pul siidi nc ‘•■nils is as backw-ardird as it gets,” Tennessee,.■c, .sina- most states follow Investiggators: Vorkers tape to^(pther ex^losiws“ \VASinN(;TON(AJ‘l\Pl - Workers connectede d to th e trigger, an exnlo- ;it th e only U.S. factoctory for dis- sion couldlid have injured or killed miintling niicluar wcajiL'unons risked w orkers, and ; could have spread um or other radioactive iin e.xniosion and "•violentvk reac- plutonium tion" this month by tapingtap togeth- . m aterialsils around the facility, e r broken pieces of higlliigh explosive Tlie lapaping and removiil of th e being removed fromn llllie plutoni- e.Ki)los-ivere did nol go ns pliuuied, um trigger of an old warhead,wa fed- ;md onlyly fjuick diiiiking l>y ihe oral investigators said.id, lt“dinidanians prevented ihem from llie unorthodox han(andlingofthe droppinglg the explosive, Conwiy unstable explosive increased inc the wrote, risk that the tedinicinicians would Conwayray said that taping the drop it and set off a "violent"v: reac- explosivesires together was just one tion." the Ddfensense Nuclear of severieral mistakes made by Facilities Safety Board Bi said Pantex offidals ol that risked an on. Pantex officials also ■ftiesday in a le ttee r 10 Energy explosion Secretary Spencer Abr\braham. downplaylayed ihe risk. Conway Such a reaction1 ccould have noted, callingca lhe cnicks in the "poierttially unacceptijptable conse- explosiveve and the fact that work- qucnccs." l)oard diairrairm an John T. ers tapedied it together a "irivial” . >. V jljlR ^ ' wnway said in thee letter,lc whidi diange inin procedures. " ife raised disquicdngqueiluestions about Jud Simmons,Sir a spokesman for- aifo ty at th e E nergyy DDepartment’s Pantex: plant operator BWX Pantex nuclear weaveapoi\s plant Technolo])logics Inc., did not rctum near Amarillo,Texas.IS. te l^ h oone n t messages on Friday, ■ No one was hurtrl and t nothing The problomp occurred when exploded. \vorkersrs ^were dismantling the plu- [i “pit” from a nuclear war- 'M • 1 ^ 1 ^ However, th e Naticatiomil N udear tonium “ Security Administraitration. which head. riieTin pit is die sphere of plu- (nviwes the EnergyO' Department’sI toniumn metal surrounded by nudear weapons progr•ograms, is imx’S- exiilosiveives. Wlien those explosives Ite, the plutonium is com- uga^^ spokesmann BryanI Wilkes detonate I - 11 •I saidFriday. pressed.d. cau.sing a nuclear explo- Conway^ le tte r diidid not make- sion. Inn a ihennonudear weapon, d e a r w hetiier th e e.xplosive e.' h ad that expxplosion sets off an even Iwen sepanited at the tli time fnim strongeror miclear blast, kers found the explosives i * f * :iunk of plutoni- Workei I the softoali-sized diuii m um diat foniis th e ““pil," pii or tri^er, an>und1 thtl e pit w ere cracked, mak- of u thermonuclearir wiirheau. ' To ing them:;m more unstable and easi- prevent a thennonuchliclear blast, the er to defonate. d( Conway wrote, pit would have to havilave Iwen sepa- 'llieir solutionsol was to tape togeth- I rated from the larger’erwarhead., er the• cracked < e.xplosives and them 10 another location. But if the explosivjsive were still move the
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M A N CH ESTER. N.H. (AAP) JohiIohn K e rry coUected the'end' nent of a leading environm< grotjroup S a tu rd a y whUe Ho^ - DeaSean voiced fresh confidi iia t h e c a n surm ount Iowa totc win the;he New Hampshire presideJential jrim ary. ‘ D ean scaled back his tclev2vision i|PP adviidvertising in states with Fi :ontests to concentrate his spspend- JUjfiU ing o n N ew H am pshire. Ji poup o u rin g in a b o u t S50C [hrough Tuesday’s primaryy-’and ‘ ;llw i 1 tiis a d s in New M exico eiended M ^ Wc(W ednesday C om m ercials in South C a r - — — ■ and A rizo n a wiU stop ruunning r Jim Raiimann holds hit hoaclaad aa he racalli sterlet fromn VVietnam during a thisthis w eek en d . Kerry picked up the backii Interview Thursday In Florentrence, Ore. Rassmann credits KeKerry for saving his life K ththe e League of Conserviivation In yietman. VotiVoters. “John .Kerry understrstands ’ that the American people m a p re sid e n t who wiU never reU}U over Kerry’s; war here■oism sto corporate contributors a:a t the • • expexpense of the health and ssafety '> of the public,” said its leader C allahan. moves v(vet to canonpaign qIt's th e first time the grouj has en d o rsed prior to the pri;irimary I— l A?) - Jim called people?le lik e m e th e Volvo end M . FLORENCE, Ore. (AP; season, and officials said is - w e are fiscal con- Ssn. JohmKerry. D-Mass. skatesss around the rink and pointss to well-wlihert Rassmann was swimminming in a Republicans - would target some 36,000fre^s^- i After Ml hockey gigam e, presidential hopeful Ssn and social liberals," r.N.H. At the event. Kerry playelayed hockey with muddy brown river in, ViiViemam’s servatives an tered environmental votei:ers in and hockey fans diduring a campaign stop Saturd.urday afternoon In Manchester, I n a n n , a re tire d Los ^ Mekong Delta, duckinking Vict said Rassma New Hampshire on behalf; ofo th e former players off tlth e NHL’s Boston Bruins, memlembers ol the U.S. Women’s NaNational team, firenghtert andnd NewN : C ong b u llets from botKotli banks A'ngelcs CCounty Sheriff’s Massachusetts Democrat. „rr,i„a Hampshire high schoolsci players. a n d expecting to b e killedlied e v en if D epartm entIt lieutenant with a ^At a raUy Saturday morom ing. h e m ade it to shore, whewhen John passion for■ oio rch id s. "T his politi* ^Kerry e r told the group he vwould . closing fast. WeWe can w in this. Hampimpshire right now in terms,s iof ’and Kerry. •olina Sen'. John Kerry turned his patroitrol b o a ts cal th in g is jujust for John, and the pm jument What we are seeingsei in the last ourr acadvertising.” And North CaroUr put an end to the "false argu ing his time think hc would be the tha choose few days is th aIt t pp e o p le w ho went ' On a busy cam paign m om ining. Edwards, splitting around and cam c to thle e rescue.r fact th a t I thi that America must ch iampshire_and ------'ToinuiWwhata'mad b e tw e e m n v iro n m e n ta l“'cffoits ol dWay'froin us~atia«er-we-lost-lwvB ----- retireiired-Gen.-Wesley-CIark-tout(itcd— -hetween_New_Han lad -m in u te----- b~cst p resfdenient:—^ ^ ------bet in recent days, . arc com ing back.± r his> exexecutive experience as a mmil- South CaroUna in i is?” asked Rassmann, whwho was a "If he had.id d o n e a lousy job in and t h e econom y" ikes put out x‘i bringiinging people together, mo tion purposes, lijat’s whavhat it was quarters last, -hat • backed up by actiortions, he told a Rassmann, who pulled Rassmann had been Tbesday’s party primary. now, W e still havlave strong organi- A w om an h ad asked C lark wh tl should tell her friends wlwho . group, of 400 activitivists. most of up a net hanging over t 5 niother in Glendale, fF o rm e r the explosion that c rib e d for vioHn. R assm ann off th e boai, ra T r c Sash register, he saw a bow a nd pulled him aboa ooks \vith Kerry’s pic- R assm ann was so im,p pn ro v e d by Kerry in th e M arch 13,1'i,19G9,rcs- • d Keny for I “P™"?,cd it to the darned die that hc nominated K :r ib in g th c rescue, said 1 the Silver Star, and wawas disop- P^e." dcscnl ar-old Rassmann. “I pointed when the Navyvy iawarded fl" 56-ycar- l e d c rying in th e store, the Bronze Star wiih1 a “V” tor nearly stanc< n u t c 3 S . t t o m y w ife. I couldn’t ^ 0 0 I showed it t< 2 2 M ir valor. . Wc both shook our I Now, R assm ann is charhanging his believe it. V s Enough"l iMiiputes IFor: , registration to Democrs)crat so, he heads." T h a t's can vote fo r K e n y in thc May 18 Rassmannnn put the book back ounter and retufned O regon prim ary. on th e coui 76Sit-CoCoins re g o n . A few days later Hc also is joining the se n a to r home to Ore{ o r reading newspapers from Massachusetts in his New he was re 19 Movie/ies Hampshire campaignjn for the online wheihen, on a whim, hc ' Democratic presidentialdal nomina- called Kerry’Ty’s cam paign. Hc told ty h a d saved his life in I tion. them K erry 1 38 Math*:h C lasses I “Newt Gingrich dispaisparagingly Vietnam andind h e w an ted to help. or 5 Schoolol Days e positive Edwardsj; accents the 4600 Corbm m ercials
itl preside]ential prim£laries 2 3 0 o nI eCh an g es • or i . UxAnaeletTImet gentility orir t h e voice of iln imbe- die," he sasaid. New Hampshire 51 W orkt•kouts I JHANCHESTER, NH.H. - In his focus grouplups, Hickman added, or I populist campaign for>r president,e have mentioitioned Edwards’ drawl m IW orkW;W eek I North Carolina Sen. JohnJhn Edw ards but do not: passp£ judgment. or I hM taken thtf issue direct•ectly to N ew Still, EdwsIw ai^’ New Hampshire Hampshire voters: namely, nai he campaign hash£ avoided using poU 153 Worljrk B reaks sO[unas different caUers wthith Southem accents, than they do. I — Hickman saisaid: “Fm sure Northern That’s a whole-lot-o-minutes.w! As he criss- candidates!s won’t have New crosses the Englanders[5 callin g in th e South Granite State, either.” w here th e Fh)m low:jwa to New Hampshire,, natives speak in f j S h ^ thetl edge of tho Drake ■ y sta g e . “L et’s just moke ■ political asset. WhenI asasked if he University si 1500 N ight/; / W eekend Minutes can beat President Bushush, Edwards sure she'£i OC ^” he repeated. 'Ts ■ td ls a u d ie n c e here th;that to w in she O K?” back the White HHouse in Asthe^voiivoman was helped to her I ■ ■ 2300TotalMMinutes - Wow!!! Navembeii the Democnocratic nomi- feet, Edwanrards leaned toward hen ■ hee will need to hamesness a bro ad “T hank you, yoi darlinV’ he said. ■ m nationw ide a p p eal “Thank youou for bein’ here.” I And most critically,ly, d ie p a rty . N ew •Hampshire H resident • standard-bearer mustist win key Jessica Eak;akin, who attended col- Mason-Ducon lege in North N CaroUna, says F” -votes south of the Ma line. T c a n win in the! NoNorth, in the regional aatt ttitu d e s could .clash in West, in th e M idwestcand, an talking Edvards’cacam p aig n here. • like this,” he says, Mmiointing to his “When I went therc, I had the mouth, “in the South.I.” attitude thathat everybody was a bit jcranc candi- dimmer,” shs h e said. “Society is very \1\ othor asage is roaming. Night /Weeliendis7:00.'/ We WhUe some Democn aiid for volco calls made Irom or roarocetvod in your Rato Plan area. All' Uy done closed inI N New England, and we ' Included Anytimo Minutes andd INight I Weekend Minutes are valid dates hove historically 3 lncomir)g or outgoing loxt message:ages per monlh, lOjl paradditionoitoi loxt message. In New Hampshire - i n c l u ^ g don’t takee tot. people w ho arc from p .m .-6:59 a.m.M-F;all doy SaturdaySa ond Sundoy. Indudss 50 in Jimmy Carter, who woiwon m 1976, somewhereiroelse.” - , ^ ahd Bill C linton, who) firfinished sec- W aitinga with 300 people for • OQd in 1992 - the stateate is littered Edwards toto speak at Dartmouth I with the gravCTardsI of would-be CoUege on or Wednesday, Eakin ■ . S o u th e m presidentialII campaigns.a drew a cultultural contrast between I Edwards got a big boost in the . regiorions: New Hampshire- momentum in the lowiowa caucuses natives u^eare known for blunt reti- - this week, finishing secciecond am ong „hil,[liie Southerners tend to ...... | four major contenders,:is.But tOTOn be more sodal,sc which can tran^ ' T ^n Pt»t______lutWy______;______■ J»rom« o re r voters in N ew Hlam an pshire, h e herec as a Icss-than-serious 1^11 Bm« L«>n« 6M> N n ^f>«n»nd Av»nu« 3718 800'South LineoW SIrxl__ owy bave to exordsei twdie g hosts of aninide. _(WIm ia n - a s u ______l » i >tM w 29t______e d g ^ /IRELESS^ AWT 1 k sdine Southemers past “Howardird Dean, for example, is >i!iing cyCo. Rcqulrojulroj credit oppfovjt. now U c&servative politics to le imemployed^brarian - If includod Anylimo and Night / WeckDndkend mifiutas .vo on tha Edgo V /«lcu J T e . “ .h T You om ol.gilile lorlhtoRita Plann lnod with nny o a:Southem-bred sport, activation nnd 12 montn wnrtca coteonWO. Enrty lemlMttofi (oo oppliM, 0 ter lortra ond roitnctlonj, roaming and,nd lolong dhtanca c^arBOt._ lj 6?Harrison Hickman, a “Edwarfs is warming. ' tborw’9 diJpUy, Induded mnuios wnIt noi cany ovor lo Iho no t montn. Other n, an E dw ards senator. “ I mlnuls nnd t>iH«d bajod on Infomwmation in our.tiiii>ng tytiem, not the phor roprownlative l« complolo dotaili. I limilod to ilock on hand. Vo« wtwroI prohiOAed.ptd PXiaM »oo nn Edgo Wrolessii% p o U ^ from North CarCandina. • He’s veryy ]prosidentiaL H e ^ a . ' suo3vn«nli. turchar^M and taiesIOS opply. ORfl( eipirtt 101/04 and li lim • • .'.‘Tfebple bear it assthe tl voice of presence."
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W o r l d /______^ — ' ■ 11 r ' ! Palestiiiilian studeient lives be)ehind wa]'Ik Shai r o i m e f i i s e s lto givee u p T Concrete secururity ~ A n a l y sj t t; s s a y barrier surrounjnds T t ' s c a n d ali l r n a y m I liraell Prime 19-year-old’s; worldV . ^ 9 0 : m ' : : Minister Ariel , Sharon pauiei a i By Ravi Nessman b r i n g hl i f n d o w n he ipeahi to Ukud . A w octoted P fW vyrtter■r ' • lupporteri In Tel I , JERUSALEnEM (AF) - Ariel . ««i . NAZIJ\T- ISSA, Wesl/est Bank - Sharon's premimiership appears to - ■ • Av:Aviv. A denant M ohammed Hussein is surroundedsv b e in serioiisjeijeopardy for the first Sharon bruihed off b y w alls. tim e in three: yearsyt on the job. B calll to teiign in th e north- H is family^ village in .Corruption.a1 allegations against K -Thunday and em West Bank is outlinidined in con* - been percolating for H Sharon had be vowedvo to le a out • Crete. Woricers are’puttirItting the last years, but last,St.week's indictment hli term In offica, ' touches on a barricadee oiwooking01 of real estatei> nmogi^ David Appel ■ hh his univeisity campus,s, 454 miles to for allegedlyf bribing1 thc prime bubut even m lnlitert th e south. And last week, eel h e w oke m inister \vith.Si.S690,000hassetoff ■ I frc from hli own party u p to find 25 feet of towtowering coh- a political storiijriri. la•aid hil days aa Crete rising up next to his apart* If Sharon is indicted on bribe- H I prime mlnliter may m ent outside Jerusalem. taking he wouould likely be forced ■ ■ n l p" “ 'That'S my new vieww-wall,'’the - be numbered. -.to resign. Proseisecutors say th e d e d - HhV I be udent says. . 19-yearoId nursing stud« ■ sion on an indindiccment could take ■ : thousands of ■ T he barrier has cut th< weeks o r montJinths and will d ep en d ■ Palestinians oK from1 theirth fields, on whether thehere is overwhelming 1 services. In - schools and essential s< evidence thatIt 5Sharon took money H crushing^liis Hussein^ case, it is cn with criminalsal^ intent. The A ppel rian ever becoming sp irit. in^ctment doeioesn't accuse Sharon the the Palestinians demand. divnsiw politician “W hatcanldoPlWlis si is my life," of wrongdoing,lg, ■ Even E if there is no indicr/rrment. p rim e m inister, he says. “I feel daustristrophobic. ed after the.out- On Friday,y. C hannel Two TV Appel’s Ap| trial, with Amercrican That changed -tunity to live ;li-Palesiinian f i c t don’t have the opportur reported thatIt |police would quei- celebrity cel< law yer /Man Dersho;ho\vitz b reak o f Israeli-Pi 1 should.” ion Israelis sudden-, f re e like a young m an sh □on Sharon abcabout the bribery aUe- assisting ass: the defense teunam. is ■ ing in 2000, w hen Isra e l says it is buildirIding the bar* lugh leader. Sharon gations in about al two ■ w eeks. expectcd exp to keep the .suspkpidons ly n e e d e d a tough rier to keep out Palestiestinian mili* n id en tified . S h aro n against aga Sharon o n the front pipages. ^ws elected in earlyeai 2001, and re :d more than Q uoting vini( ars later, both rim es tants who hove killed i also said the prime AndA a d isg ru n tle d foiformer elected v.'.ti y e a rs ! de bombings advisers, it ah 400 Israelis in suicide jld resignif indicted. Sharon She adviser, a private iminvesti- by a landslide, ■ m inister would Sharon’s tro u b les over the past three years ay haws litlle effect on gator gat who has accused thc primep Some of Shu W hile the b arrier Isra[srael is b\iild* ' All this m a y : jcted to the 1999 acemaking. since th e minister mii of -lying aboutJt his appear connecte ink is mostly ■ ■ ■ Mideast peace lup primary Policc ing in the West Bank “road m ap" plan has , finances, fini says he has audiolio and Likud leadership 'fi»nr<»<,_ntfnf_wire_andwd tTwndies. roagCTflj US.-backed “r w h e th e r ~ h e ------i-fonnonthnvith-no ------lrid idco tapes-of his-meetings-js-with ' ~ :arr ~ inviistijgaikj H u ssein has th e liiisfortfortune of liv- H IH B egal loan during the eakthrough. Sharon, Sh; and reportedly gnvcive the o b ta in e d an illega ing near the sections thathataremade / in exchange for som e say S h aro n material ma to tlie police. race, possibly ir of interiocking concreteete and stand ------b?scmtalled-fi s. [ up unilateral step s i n ' Sharon S told c h eerin g activi;.vists of fin an cial farors. 18 to 25 feet ta il ed Huiiein, a 19-year-oId nuriingling Itudent walki noxt to 8hti< signs of a breal sisnation as prime Mofnmmed n k and Gaza Strip. In his his Likud P a rty h e was srnyiniing put Sharon’s resign Ib e military says it on However, s Likud leader would- larrlcadBi, part of the leparatlonIlon barrier built by lirael In the cs. the prime minister at at least1 until th e next elcctiotion. in m in iste r and L iki massive! interlockinging co n crete _ , - nuUr-ml might speed ui ctions. A legislator. le possibility of impos- 2007. 2(X n’t m ean electioi ' slabs in urban areas; totopreventm p il- Bank villageIge of t^azlat U ta . hlWtll thc West Barit “I arrived here as primeI minis-n p i\)b ab ly fromI Li:Likud, thc largest ir rocket-pro- • recent weeks,aiy on the Palestinians itants with guns or i tcr and as d ia irm a n of the LiLikud. party in l*arlianliament, would be t shooting over has raised thtiing e ] a fe\v Israeli set- tcr p e lle d grenades from shi a position I plan to fill forr manyr given a \veek to formI a ne>v , I ' ing a boundarythere is no end to th e a r o r through them. •moreyears,” he said, emment and taketaki o\-er as p n m e U ntil recently, the barbarrier had lit- and dismantlirith the Palestinians in • mo ■‘HeAvill h a n g on for dear;ir life," m in iste r tie effect on Hussein^i’s life.li tlem ents if thc C.adi T op contenderslers for Likud lead er . bssi Alpher said a dra- said sai political scientist Hien a month ago,ISO, a college jflH S • stalem ate \vith - and the premieiniership - w ould be 2 could help Sharon WoUsfeld. Wc frie n d who cam e badedc fromf a v isit J m m em six months. T office Netanyahu, Foreign Foi Minister ■ aziat Issa told sH m B \ ntion from the corrup- Sharoni i^'as forced o ut of c to th e ir village of Nazli linisier Silvan Shalom1 aiand Vice P rem ier wallhadgone I Analyst Yoss‘This would give him a once on before, a s defense mir him a long section of wa in 1983, a fte r b e in g hold indiidircct- F h u d O lm crt.. withwi tlie decision up along the boundaryuy withi Israel. made moveJarity ( and strengthen in ; party's 3,000-mem- ly responsible fo r th e massac?acre of left u p to th e pa H u s s ^ thought hele was jo k in g -jr detract attentir’ Alpher said. ly i hundreds of Palestinian refijfugees ber central commmmittee. About two weeksi ago aj at imd- J W i tion cases. “Thlikely successor would hu entrai committee, n Netanyahu, himself a in in Lebanon by Israeli-ci.Qllied In th e centi n ig h ti h e a nd his three-ee room m ates , R Sql lot of popular Netanyahu hasIS a sliglii edge over militiamen., . were 'studying in thdheir crowded, his posidon,/le minister. N etanyahu mi iltf Olmert - also . From that low point, Sharon Sl Shalom, while m essy apartm ent in the Jerusalem Sharon's likiunch opponent of ecipient of bribes in dawed his way back to tc the named as a recii su b u rb of A bu D is ^ when they be BenjaminI ^ statehood, whereas cli air - is a distant third, I Cabinet and political respcccctabili- th e A p p el affa ir- lo o k ed out th e windo'idow and saw former primesaid 1 a Mesiinian state C? nv years said political conconimentator H a n a n I btiUdozers ripping up th e 6-foot- a staune - though h e w ants to ty, ty, though u n tU just a fev ogo. few Isra e lis could im ai^e ^ the Crystal.. h ig h wall th a t h ad di'mvided their P alestinianich s less land for it than buUding from the dty. Sharon has sai The students thouMti^ t the Israelis is iricvitable - I might be widening thethe ro a d give u p m uch I , But Hiisseinls friend2nd shook him inlIuiloiiUlcl»jMU«ar»m. La.'t m r r combi Ills hair In hli apartment I awake the next momi)niing and th e Kuiieln coi Ing concrete rliing n e x t to his a iVjl I two stared at the hihuge b a rrie r woke upI toto find eight m etera of towering UHmU being trucked in to replacerep the old eli bulldozer on .a nearby the wall. A family frien( I ■ 1 one, which children,'b1,'■businessmen ^ Israeli also in th e way, is now a p d scaled every- • hilltop gradedgra the earth around a 1 apartment. ■ ^ and old women had s< ble. d q y to reach Jerusalemlem. newly bullluilt section of walL lext day, h e w as bade in his Since Noilat Issa is aL house, I I L J The view from his thini-floor /illage for school vacation, from th e West B ank, b y a apartm ent is now splitpUtlikeabifo- home viUi lg coffce on th e flat roof of roadblocks, th e cost of bi col: the top half offerifering a swmjd- Dnnking < ne, h e had a view of chick- goods h as in creased also ai ing scene of the greene n 1flecked nis home, Id^ tangerine orchards and. thing h as b eco m e more c of Jerusalem, the bottojttom a shadow pea fields r liundrM y ard s away - th e he si^. • . , bringing of brown, rutted conoelo e te . - a few hi every- aected concrete wall, Hussein says he is i O n a recent day, HusHussein slipped newly eret 2 expensive, '' rail separates Nazlat Issa interested in politics, jt on his tan leather jadcetja( for the /^le wa and, of course, girls."nie V le Israeli A rab tow n of Baqa stm rt trip from his apaiipartment to Al the I really rbiya, where Hussein used1 university apartment an Quds University to take final alGharbij just kaiace. iree times a w eek for karateI ed widi pictures of Aj exams after his ^rst sem ester o f . to go ihr» 2\\-allsofhis , H is family u s e d to seU veg- stars, though th e rc is al coUege. lcssons.H arc decorat- .' I at the market there and, Yasser Anifac. “I have i The barrier wass ssupposed to etables al Arabic pop hey had a little exffa money,; lose if I p u t A n i a f s pict slice through the cam•nmpito, cuttin g when thej I mywaU,” h e sa y s. also onc of heni^ves to a meal at a oft a soccer field, theth< basketball treat the: ' ' However, he does: notiiing to • court and part of a ,parking lot,- cafe, icturcupon ' y of his neighbors can no) Palestinioji suicide bon — TS before a compromismise kept the Many ( ; stated reason fo r the bai longer reachre: their jo b s in factories school u nified callin g them fi| support : As Hussein ran throitirough th e cam - and farm;rms in Israel. A village mar- ombers, the s destroyed to m ak e w ^ forr ing to w in freedom . pus seaidiing for his exam roopi, ket wzs d larricr he Rockv W fightcis uy- . i i p * H Georgia’a’s new leatrder starts I Th m c o b 1s lay to watch th e ceremony, GELATI, Georgiirgia (AP) - Saturday 'iLSOlM id, who is revered for umfy- iU S T Georgia’s president-eit-elect chose a David, poUvimDuiiY id expanding Georgia, is deeply symbolic: t exercise to ing and * Sm SunUJO 2r-K) 4:5 IP .M ^ ijllfij 1 a strong symbol for LunlJiaiic-RiwuJ"”i 2004 A’r VHA ^ .launch his inauguraljial weekend - clearly r SA T.,JA H .31, shvili, who is taking over a1 Sa( Sun2;00 7: ta k in g a sp iritual oatoath beside the Saakash^ j v i b o y who ruled at a countiyy fracmred1 by separatism grave of a king wh( >, l)«lly and prosperity and desiesperate for change after time of power and of post-Soviet declme and 7J0 n e a rly 1,000 yearsI ago.ag : ^ m o [ liliy - MiichaU S aakashvihvili, th e y o u n g disapi»ijwintment. 9 faces a set of monumentalI rtHOTHBBiHi and energetic antanti-corruption He fac il P f t g r P ^ cff.il)«»y7K fighting corruption, which Battling Kpo Center crj^der who wasas elected th is tasks; fi| ng protests that has kepcept state coffers empty .■ ‘m onth after leading a few rich people live in lux- C o U e g e o t ^ ; brought down longtiigtime President while afi t-M md putting the economyy Iraj;'"."!!’' Eduwxi Shevardardnadze in ury. and $25.00 1 jn its feet d e s p ite the disap- U<1V7/00 November, is to, ‘b-be sworn in bade oni - S.t Su?l?« .VOO >:l id e S e a tin S lital, Tbilisi. peanmanee of a caprive Soviet-era l Ull Smile S u n d iv in th e capita Jt fo r its p roducts, . B u t for th e day belbefore h e ta k e s market f I . Ring SW| $ 8 . 0 0 ^ also will have to deal withh UomtlEftfihuis^i •»*; jk>wer, S aakashvilirili planned a He alf provinces with varying i spiritual ceremonyly a t th e to m b o f three p es of self-rule and manage > r , r ;glST iathm« cs»ew“ er, a king who degrces David the Builder, ninefield of relations w i* . increased Georgia’sia’s wealth and 'the mm ” Piff PfT **r Ith cen tu iy a f te r Moscow,JW, whidi dom inated Georgia dll» (lip IWI, ? ^ t i g e in th e 12th i ore than two centuries. • reins of a coun- formore b e in g h an d ed th e rei U.S.-trained lawyer whosee nUPUIl il.ilMH Tl«K H Jeers a t ag e 16. A U.J tr y beset by attacker is Dutch. Saakashvili has.s ,, was to take an - ^ . s — S aakashvili, 36, vr. support from the West, oath on the Biblee aand receive a won su Hmiir ,e leador o f th e reccivm;ring pledges of S2 ■ ‘blessing from the I newly created U.N. trustSt Rlng«li'ii»«llii.iwiki« gion Orthodox “ " ,V Sll Sun MO 7;0a i “ -dominant Georgia th a t wiH b e u s e d to h elp pay Ss-Pattiaich Uia ^ CfiliMttuaubm ■ ' '.piurch, Catholicos-] Timent salves as a way to[0 'T . ” il, at the Gelati MonasterjrMi out- Tr«clien_Eti ("-1 nner capital and . ^tcocorruption. i s., »unl2« IM .iid e Kutaisi, a formt ChulytUheni II'I U.II, ~ religious and educaucational center [fS jr : "about 124 miles nornordiw est o f th e M M M 71 fifn iim Hundreds of ■““ f ■ -■’capital, TbiUsi. t JT El*ph*nt ^ a • M • r^^G w rgians, dresseded ini th e ir fin e st ‘ gin ■ n«»> will' T.d M« thenitted,;^d- ■ oZitjIM ♦:»» - 'R othes, climbed the A n n u al F o re ig n P*'™ 7- »unUJO 14J 5: ^■TTSTn H »T». ingroad leading up a steep hill to • d II Bttl«iLainfliuii«rUifflUiuoiMi litomboteiuno Tod»T4^ — ______Ul j j i. . the yellowi^ stonene monastery bn I - i* •
• • V (O piINK3N ______Opium FA ' 3 - C 9 3 L ^ ^ ^ T h e 'fI’imcs-Ncws i r - S u n d aay, y January 2.S, 2004 I’a^c; A -12 ^ Idaho> must1 / E d i t o r i a\L i ^ I CM IN ^ T COMFLCTE PI r ditto/ ^ fight efforte T ■ A publicic hospital1 means a to leavee waste River Aquifer. . ' I -3 ? he Snake R i\ soudiem IdIdaho,s a lifeblood,- accountitability to0 locals is at risk frorfrom a half-centu-; ty of n udearaivities activi at die ().hear Magi[agic V alley c o v erag e,, including i editorials T E n g in e e rin g a n d , ^ Idaho Nadonal Eni R e g io n a l1 Medical in this c(fluflumn, impedes effec- B Environmental LalLaboratory. The C e n te r leaders tive hospispital management. A Department of EmE n erg y w an ts to ' e x p la in it,t, tithoy have Magic Vail’alley Regional man- V ' n e ^ e c t lhat riskk aiand a b a n d o n • T E L b e fo rc th e job two motivesves for pri- agement wantsw to poriray this W deanup of INEEL r is done. • vatizinj' liie county-ow•owned hos- issue IS as a disagreemenl b e tw e e n the tl hospital and the INEEL was addeidded to th e p ital. Superfund list Ofb f idie m o s t c o n - ' ;hutling out newspaper,ler.'Iliat’sn o tth e issue ‘lliose would be shu ^ lam inated placese s iin t h e counoy . the competition, andnd shutting at all. ^ M f ^ in 1991, and somem e of i ts less sen-, ewspaper has focused f)»ii th e local n ew sp>aper. ap ' ’Hiis new I ous environmentaln ta l d ire a ts are • ' ■ ‘Hiis nidnth, the boaboard voted energy on on hospital manage- I . b ein g addressed.d . 1B ut fro m its • «).2 to re c o m - — m e n t a n d ^ inception, the INE[NEEL c lean u p - m e n d a s h if t Q| salaries (Kee ^ program has b eenje n a ta rg e t for ' Our view : The drive to calls h an “obses- • •C, “reforms”. ' from coiiniy gov- Washington, D.C., ;r, c h e a p e r” u n ta n c e (o a pri- pfiprivatize Magic Valley .sion” ) b e c a u s e u r aim ed at "faster, c the hospital 7 deanup.'The predire d ic ta b le result vine, nonprofit n. Regional Medical CenterBf . belongs to you. I Sft of specause of o ur place> ono this bear prints inin our< p ad i, going the ' in g th e estimated will decide the ■ A nd I k eep m y eyes peeled. I uie, th e D O E pro- - E arth, whiclt leads u s to b (Hvnso th is . "The factact that the hospital you. ' polar bears huhunt people down fro are armed. The wardens and h a s alread y h a s n o t d(depended on county • N ature killing people is no big . and eat themm. .And I h av e eaten a n d agreem ents it h as h o sp ita l. rangers are arm ed. Indeed, ai - reached widi sta;tates u a n d aftectccl ■ent c o u n ty ta x fu nJs d sdoes not make the deal ( for A laskans. That’sIthe d way polar bears.And Aj grizzly bears. rat Under the curreni one w ith any d u e wherc th eje y ^ communities, exempt from scrutiny things j are in A laska. And black bea)ears.Andalotof governance, the hospospital and facility ex^ would be arm ed. I have a buc [ep in t h e DOE,s;. W lien you step o ut intooit, you other critters,rs. C ooked right, cu The latest step its management (can be or accouijuntability. Hospital a n A lbuquerque, N.M., cop!..She S “Accelerated QcJCleanup” program are at risk. If you are wisese, you bears tasterenU rer ygood. observed by you - thetht owners. managemtment decisions have J likes to rid e m ountain b i l ^ i •Based E n d S tates” prepare for it. A laska doe;ies not Apparentlyly diei fe e lin g is ^ , - callcd “Risk.Ba! licture, con- an impacact on county resi- 1 rem o te places. She is a beauilunful is wadly misnameam ed, sin c e th e ‘ UnderaS01(c)3 stnici suffer fools. It cats them.I. mutual. Thiss p p articu lar n ight I [ei lady b u t tough. I asked h e r o; te s is n o t based oo trol of all policies,s, practices ; dents, It also eats people who0 are not did not in tennd d to b e e a te n nor to p a th it advocates d e r t h e r e c e n t c re a tio n w h at sh e does when she is oi a n d th e environ- , and finances wouldlid go to a Con.side fools, those w ho prepare: vw ell a n d see Nick e a tete r n So I d rew my ;41 . risk to peoole a n t there and has an encounterryntn > ment;itisifistead select group of physkysicians and of an amVmbulance tax di.stridt. ,try th e ir b est to stay alivere. I have magnum revolvolver, a m odest b ear som ething nasty. s, th e D O E , its reg-,. ^ community memberbers. Other As a pubublic hospital. Magic lost ] too m any close friendid s to gun but b ettei;ter th a n te e th and O ver the years, th It h a s happened. In silent ulators in die EnvEnvirormiental , i ory annual Valley Re,ilegional was required |her, sensible folks w ho cairameup fingernails.As As luck w ould have than a perfunctory response, sh e unzipped h e r ffanny Protection Agencency a n d th e state? | to divulge its salary .ngninst something too touough to it for all th■ee ree of us, we missed ^ r review, the public wouldwc have by law tc p a ^ w hich she carries on h< ntimcly each other. h®*" of Idaho, and peopeople w hose lives • u ■ noiurther oversight.ht. informatiition for ambulance ' ^ handle, (hu: stories of unt belly, exposing bodi her bad| d eath arc endless, and I1 wv ill n ot I love bearsars, and n o t ju s t to o« ‘dg® a n d livelihoodsIs couldcc b e h arm ed . f The hospital's chief chi execu> workers.Ts.Through that informa- and h e r .357 magnum pistol, burder\you widi diem. cat. I used tot o study : th em . I have ^ 3 l.E v il by poUution at t tth h e s ite woriced tiv e officer, J o h n K(Kee, argues tion, coununty residents and hos- backs away from that lady. I w ould jtLst m ention th a t i friends w ho0 hhave sp e n t a ll th eir b£ w ithin a framewoewoilcofrisk tliiit public disclosiin5ure of h ospi- • p ita l rate]tepayers could see how Now lhat makes sense to r have been breathtakinglydy dose professionald livesli stu dying them, assessment, legal!gal agreem ents i-es an advan- o v e rtimle e pay has contributed B ut th'en, Tm not from these tal infonnation gives to extinction myself, som«tnerimes You can’t spetpend d m e around ^ a n d conununityty v alues (in d u d in g rising costs of ambu- tage locompetitors-•s-t!iesmall- to the ri: for m aking a m istake butut often bears and notlot adm ire them . But ' p arts. the.prim ncyoffdeanwaterin d< er hosj^iial in Jeronrome, outpa- Iance servjrv ice. just for Iwing o ut there. none of us go into b e a r country ^ Idaho,s economy)m y) to a g re e d iat tient centers, surgergery c e n te rs If th e hhe o s p ita l b e c o m e s a pri- :he Arctic ' without th e: m eans to p rotect Karl Francis, a former profcycssor th e vast majorityrity of INEEL will ■' About a y ear ago, in th< and congressiona} lobbyist, liv\ and local labs. But Bi Magic vateentit:tity shielded from pub- coastal village of K aktovivi^ my ourselves, ar evenmaUybecleid e a n e n o u g h for . Fairbanks, Alaska. o n b u t th a t the Valley has a substaiitaiitial edge lic oversig> i ^ t , th a t k in d o f infor- son, Nick, a n d I w ere wallliking I don’t knovlow m uch a b o u t big people to live o n D O E wiU maintain tain co n tro l for of its own. Its resoiso u rces. a n d m a tio nw wil ill n e v e r a g a in se e th e about a hundreidred more years, jly .squeezed light of day.da , size have effectively new “visio n ” for • pital offidals convince ------“Ih e DOE’S new out its main comptnpetition in If hospii eiTTERS i — th e site's end statstate is that it will unty to make Magic — — L Twin Falls. th e c o u n ,, be under govemr;m m ent control ^e^onal a private enti- : llie truth is, as muimuch as hos- Valley Rei Freedoms vanish asI allow it becau:ause it’s sa fe r to cling th th e bu ll fell across the road fifor "forever.” lhe: im plicatio n is d iat pital leaders portra;iray county ty, they’ll-’11 do more than shut to someone wlwho justifies and th th e wolves and ravens. TiedIw*® n somehow die conco ntam ination wiU governance as archaiitiaic, it cle a r- o u t t h e newspaper.n e They’U shut we allow them to go0 ■ excuscs our• weaknesses.wi top to of the car and left Hung be, too, and dl ia a t iit w ill not jeop- . friend's g ar^e and joked die ly h a s h e lp e d t h e hos;lospiial pros- out theJ entire < public - the W hen A m erica loses itsts free- Our big proliroblem is diat for fr ardize our healtha l ^ w a te r or ecort-'i could d e a n the blocxl off th e I. This is why legal ownivners of the facility, dom, it won’t be because1 vwe are decadcs we'veVe bc%n told that self- cc omy-'IheDOEisiisakeadyusing::: p e r o v e r th e y e a rs. Tl Hey, fellow hunters and bu ty commissioners tyrants, terrorists or bad1 cdtizens. esteem and seself-worth a re all- ^ this new schemem e to advocate Mikesell and the coicommission- County doors people and law enforcc It will b e voted away, l e^ ^ a t e d imponant. PecPeople no longer dunk d( le ■current d e a n u p ' ers should keep it in place. s h o u ld stand st< firm in keeping ment departments, did youiread n changingsome la adm its die new v pital leaders is thatn T h ^ wdi sacrifice freededom diis dioughtt pprocess w ith reason . n )ntingdectisionso^., | tion o f num erous Fish and GiGame basis for upcomij diinking lo solve nationalalprob- and truth bec m of now or in the future. Actio cant environmen Correctior( prom ise it w ill b e only foror five to down and labiabcled as crazy or of should be taken by JTieTTmca5CJ. IN E E L 10 years! Remember howw d ie threatened., OConversely, anyone sl e rio u s -th o u g h by;,; 'Huirsday’s editoriiorial inaccu- but couiaunty commissioners this e g o tistiad diought News W a nd th e D epartm ent of Fish The most serio Nazis gained power? Havtive we for- supporting dii ebakcr, no means onlyy - d u tja ts at th e r a te ly d e s c r ib e dI effortse to rejectedd thet idea. No existing (lindly followed as a a at nd G am e to see that S tudet gotten history docs repeat■at? When proccss is blin olators INEEL are diele hhigh-level w aste •> install monumeiments in monumenient is involved in tlie r.You find th is noc only h hi is friend a nd any odier vioL people arc in trouble, the]ley trade • great leader. \ don’t taiik form andd th e b u ria l parks. Local issue. /ou find d iis in reli- dam di n surc niake surc they di Minidoka County pa off Uberty for security. Tliiliis is how in politics, yot tiisand grounds. To saveave m o n ey and Umes-News regrets the er.Too . gion, j-ou findnd diis in business and brag bi about inddents like thu v e te r a n s p ro p o se d1 buyingbi la n d TTie H n a d ia a io r com es to power it itl tim e, die DOEE hih as attcm iptcd i n .. ;r shackles I find diis whcvholly d is ta s te f u l, th tl en iiave tho nerve to print for a monument inm November,^ error. late, the citizens discover “niis type of aitide goes ri|ri^t bolh federal comcourt a n d Congress-' 5t is indi- Is it any woiwonder th a t w e’re h d d instead of rainbows. Lost i ung in to “redassify"" high-levelhi waste i/ n of reli- in such contei.tempt by o u r so^alled along al vrith the county bashiii vidual freedom, freedom i ssing a s Icjw-level in • Also lost is leaders? n ieicy y c a n t resp ect p ^ the tl editorial section - irrespciponsi- from reprocessin gion, press a n d speech, Al tm vent t h e low a nd rial by pie so easilyy nm an ip u lated and ble bl and not based on anythirling order to drciimv a fair ju d id a l system.lVii! 1 u n d erg ro u n d tanks- B seeing o n lied to and wl\vho won’t hold-diem oth oi er tium negative biasi Ch;liange ' abandon it inun News public opinion as w e are s ly 2003, a fedeitd jTlnies-P is hard to accept in diis areala.lhe forever. In J% 2 iba»h«r TV today. ■ acountable.e. 1Republicans, now in is SttphMHvtltnstti ...... PiMi county does need a larger ja:jail, district ju4es rulru le d t h a t such t ...... Advertliing dIr»ctor How fast w e can lose ouroi power, knoww tdiey only n eed say cc : CIvKWtlworth...... Ml MmtHtig tdKor Mika SmH . newer offices, better pcy, etc:tc.Tlie -attempts by tbe!i i e D O E w ere ilie- " liberty! “smaUer govejvcmment, tax cuts, n county cvidendy does not wiwant to gal.YeidieDOElOE continues to The tnemban ot thalia eeditorial boanl and writerslofadltoriBls o! are Stephan EDNA BYERS God and courmntiy,” and they’U. c< core supporters. • respond n to these attacks att dth is ^ r k to pcrsuadilade members of , loparand ShalleyRldBnouT. H eybum have their cor HflTtflBn, Clatk Walwotworth, Stava Cnimp, David Coopi Democrats,, nucii Ani)ther election yearris i here, portera.Doestes being ta k e n for » coni- ruling inat thele ssi ta te o f Idaho's nuteis,TV, fancy cars, new hi Fax 734-3905 • end I guonrntee w e're goitolng to se e granted n otIt b odier people? K not, n homes, 1995 SetdementlentAgreement 'V' . Want to make your feellfeelings known 734-6780. f big fancy stores, paved roads a level of m alldousnessI aand does being tdtaken for gran ted b , indudes die buriedbur plutonium'-;;;, to your representatlvea:tves In In Washln^ci^on: windows, but you don’t vidousncss like never bclwfore.lhe whilebeings]g spit u po n b o d ier any- . g rtw ant contaminatedd Wlwaste, requiring ; „ Congress? Here's howlow; 520 Hart SenateSe Office Building the baggage that comcs with rancor and nastiness of dietl last one? its removal fromrom shallow b u riu .. Washington,on, D.C. 20510 progress. year is just a warm-up to10 die . Apparendyitly it doesn’t b odier p ' The chancee th a t th e s e efforts',‘ ^ (202) 224-24-2752 Y e^ taxes will increase mc Sen. Mike Crapo venom of th e next nine n:months. anyone becauause we keep lining up no«iSt- to roU over cuntu rre n t'la w s and ; ‘ m -H u n t, ‘ for more. So,k), on( w idi th e show iy ij to catcii up, so but back or :in 1Win feWa. call or wriiwrite: ralg.senate.gov/emall Nixon'is political hit-tcam agreements will«11 succeed will b<} „ : Heather TIel, regionalal directord http://crals Sturgis and Semetti - wilrill look (sudi as it is),is). Happy elections, . dinner d out, keep die truck a if the tiew plan prfr :2 0 2 Falls Ave., Suitee 22 like choirboys in companirison. America, lclonger and you’ll never notic I expcct better, but I alsoal know WILLIAMM LO C K E R in il aeasc. .T his new dle e a a l n u p schem e will,,' :TWIn Falls. ID 83301L Rep. Mlklike Simpson Have a great dayl better. H ie discordant ugligUness Rler only make it easeasier for the DOE,„ :: 734-2515; Fax 733 Office0^ Building what we've allowed it to0 bccomc.I Sjtudebakeiker outdoor . bove Idaho^ water, ,'i We want entertaining spt (a f l torS note: BUI StudAa) ; S n ak e R iver -Washington, D.C. 205H irossed the line' •‘DoS'Eand Udes" column ha:S i . D510 1201 FallsIs IAve. E.. suite .?5 morc th an truthfulness. V “ l™n cro Alliance sharesres 1tb e D O E ^ d e s ire . ^(202) 224-6142 ng the a rtid e w ritten intmded ii as a /lumonnu prese TWn Fialls.I, IDIt 83301 • leadere who flatter our vivanity, Regarding ^ £br"dicaper,fiu; foster” cleanup at debaker. Outdoor sec- tionoftoR n tales about outdooi '-frfnall messages canbinbesantvia 734-72199;; Fax( 734-7244 ghre voicc to o ur irrationi.nntiritx, byBillSnidel INEEL,everyy tilrime th e DOE tries, : Sen. Crspo's home pai idndcater tion,Jon.22,'2 ,“Coding'dcnvnthe advcntuns.a Studebaker said t 'W e .a t • In W ashingi ^ n : validate our m judices d edloaee- to minimiie cleicleanups it breaks i www.senato.gov/-crap im say and . elk”: ITiursK^ir coTumn ttxu based :rapo 1339 Long*igworth fiullding to our grcedw e let dieir fyonanactualfventibuttha jfp ' decades df pitiuitnnisea toldahos do whatever they want,(trample o “...abulia1 crossed tho road right A m ts ottr water and .•• Washington.on.D.C. 20515 us ...shooting was f and Game vMmons act people and puts 102) 225-5531 the Constitution and deg[(grade in fn m to fu s ' econoisyatgreigreater risk. :Sen. Urry Craig' i Phone; (202 >eeforus. tricky ...didndn’t have a watch ..we took o place. Hbregnt that ^ 202)2!) 22&6216 pc^tions of honor, ^ppet :in TMn ftiis.callorwwrite: ill ftx :( hum ans had some light,ligl b u t w h a t wc did- umngavertaderranincomc t lmpson'5 eflwll through 'H ie reality is th o t as ht Baitrioefirmlf■vS^ordistheprKh ^Miko Math6v«, rejloralonal director Access SImi 1 im d m any n't hove woidould com e & om the gun impression, ii and that we didn wo all have weaknesses a t^nn rfortheSr\akeBiyer> 1 660 B ier Avo. SulM A hlsWebpagpage: rbowto barrdlikcfirfire up a Christmas labdh the oontmt of the alum p o m dirtctor fot ww.house.gov/slmpaon of todays leaders know b AIlianoe,IdahoiHoi mdear wat^ido^. iTWIn BUS, ID 83301L http://www pUv to those weaknesseses.We tree.Hetordirdied off his riflo and morccbarfM) r
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Oave Baarry catc:hes up JS e n s e 'o f u n ii t y e ml i e r g e s f 1 o r D ee m s with Claark’s canmpaign j, ANCHESTER, N.H.H .- I T h e D em ocrats haviive . ~ . .TU\MOMtUEV» :t elixir lwo ■m yg-ANCHESTER.N sam pled th e s w e e t» l,N.H.~I (■ ■ ■ ■ they I m /I finally-cau^t up w ith o f l o f u n i ^ a nd have d ecided th M N X V ^ th c campaign of Gen. likilike th e taste. ftiie W esley Claric. As a consultant co o nc of t W W k C K v i O B&? A ctually, Gen. Clark ca»caught up ■ trailin g candidates said afteiter I Thursday n ight’s televised w ith m e: I was briefly capcaptured m . . . his dot. Eve^ majorir candi-c KaiM d eb ate a t St. A nsehn CoUeg< ^ d a te travels inside a suitgUTounding H & J H H “ We’ve finally d e d d e d w e’rc’re not clot of advisors, lackeys,s, nmedia, . B&SEifl going to do th c R epublicans le re in I______w ork fo r them .” e t c I f you stand anywhen D a v e J M anchester for 15 minute T hc la st encounter before “S J S L Politica 1\iesday’s New H am pshire p o f th e se things will go pai B a r r y th c d p t is so dense thatIt youy can’t Humorirt Daw m ary tu rn e d out to b e less a sd e th e candidate: YouI ju s t s e e tflke on the r. elbow-throwing, karate « • B arry Is offcrlr\g his . P m resid o en t Bush. undetected. i6 race for the Democralic d iAs o ne v iew er e-m ailed m e, “1 S o anyway, after the• debde ate th e al ^nomination in dally dis- • wJq as i hap p y to see they m aded e it other night, I was standinS^the ijehincom New Hampshire dear for what Democrats wouliold do S p in Room . This is a largiirg e ro o m - Ihrough Tuesdoy. differentiyrel than thc it actually has signs outsiimdethat ' SharT------^------R th( epublicans.” Voters cam eeaw j ay say “ SPIN ROOM” -wvhere, h e after ^ Pnthinking th a t th c policy diffiffer- a debate, campaign staffiaffers and JlOf ences among th e loading cacandi* . cA pdidates go to < ^ lau in n to the vas standing dates ■ are fa r sm aller th anI thti eir f f ' n w s media that, in theirle ir objec* ( wn h d l th e Rev. Al fareas o f agreem ent. tive opinion, they won.' , . dllHoward Dean tiirew the.tiu t g h . ^ ! I w as standing behindtid 1th e Rev. m e airpton, n w ho is Reest punch of th e night, wheile n h e Ak*wlheSpin TlieKcnyoon a n d M adonna. cc abortion judges to th e Suproirem e solo act on S tatete oiof the Union ■But getting back to th about education, h ealth ca:care and (Gadflies Dennnnis Kudnich and Al ab Jthereiraio- press rdeasi^0 c a n d id a te w ith the C ourt. Steve F orbes w as accucusing night. Room: I was standing th jobs. We cannot fight th e• Sharpton aro: nru n n in g to tlir t\>eir Co ! c en tly w hen a fellow joumalistjo i liunchuigaient o f b o th TedDanson ti c a n t prospects o t Bush Bu of being a tax-raiser inn * — R epublicans on th e ir groui)und. views, with sea n David Broderr isii ia colum nirt/or said, “Look outl” I nimmed t around, (camitagE:)nna has ever lost the “1 ; W hite House.) C lark Texas. Tc While B ush a nd John We’re going to fight th emnon i our readiingtheW ,cnd* th cW o ih tn g tonftw n ft t. / l ^ t it was too late: I waiwasdireitly ip sh ire prim ary. ai has no historyry in th e party h e McCain M professed th d r frie: Lesley Claric^ Scott Wolfn. C lark is in for a battle. olgrounds.” irt th e path of Gen. Wesl W esley C lark, who onlyy last x5lfwascom- “J^I^S i ' d o t. G en. Claric h im sd f / campaign Has issued a ir lim self a iting tiiis Worid Newase I stating that it is aly ear form ally d e d a re d hin ing right at me, radiatin t poetic la th e p u ts o n FACT No>a"CelebrityRVTour” j(D em ocrat, gave th e m ost p v e ry intense smile th a t i description of tiie unifyingn g prin- E Street Band drummer P to so ften th e look in hishiseyes. Party.” gleam of an botii Tarty i d p les. “T he D em ocratic Pi w h ich have th e hard gle iberg, as well as, quote, \ eas. It is vou to do Worid N3lf ew fro ' m ‘P arty of Rve’ ghe said, “ is a p arty of id ea officer about to orderT yi •ntana ' th eN ew/ H S a cott from MTV^ 11631 a p a rty as b road as a Moni 500 pushups. sty. We welcome everybodody into T h e last thing I saw,w, asfl th e d o t I w ill com!W Orieans.’” y COLLE.EGEOF this p a rty a nd we care abobout h it m e, was th e general'xallsteetii- these breakNo c an d id ate w ith a £ people. T hat’s why Tm a ^ ^ ■ s O U T » HERN th o u san d s of them, ittseemed- se soonaslgeRV containing stars hom d D em ocrat.” a n d th en I was insidee tltiie dot, warmedty up of R to’ an d 'R eal c 0 B ehind th a t rhetoric issa e c o m - b e in g dragged acrosss tth t e Spin A ugustnv O rieans’ has ever lost h H am p d iire primary. a ontinue to report on s ;aking developments as e t score? ~ is ofiffering trainiing far - i i r - L e t tE e ; R — F get ' m y re n ta l car F up. Sometime around »si-News I sp o rts iK^ependent thougught gets lassoed In IdaIdaho !B h o w y o u r ‘ Here^ some indepeni)endent ■ Know theim is doing. , ih6\ight: Joe Lieberman-JohnhnM cC ain. p artisan thought andm d coopera- . Read The TImesi . tio^ to actually get som«m eth m g . pages to see 1 accomplished m Several issues ago,i,77jellmes- 77 I News, w ithin its editoriiorial, declared favorite teair Idaho as an arena off independentin ing Technoloiigy industrymow! I thought. “We’re knowniwn for tiia t” WM _ itttithe Machinin W h en did th at occur? ■ ■ A s th e arena of inde][dependent thou^t,iti3amazingIigldahoans ' _____ M N e wI gftwiil H < count on these states.JS. • W«Ms • V»«F.bfu4iyl5«23.20W . All this independenilent thought, WS :* 1 0 4 9 ■ kHhoRwid«nlSp«oolOr>t»' like a herd of Acep,), cana be count- o -D C n mn ! iv a l 1 1 ^ It* 7 rttW on » "R e d o ninIdaho,-onewwoy.eveiy a ______iBtoi AJrf«lranS«»U**Cly. tim e, all th e time. my; Ra«J-tf1p SmBo HrtfO to ^ your local news;^ p c r e d i . H \ m m m tor, he’s alrcady made d May 16,20W taing on »»AmlmJam; Republican presidentim tial choice, ||ASCU*Mareii5i6,l along with his otherr well-thought-w HoIland@Amolca out Republican choicences. Don’t for- I'to represent tnj^tC I '-"sf“ »29' g e t the usual token to includi: ' 9 ! first classes williIII begin ; ail\hatdeepindepen(cndent think- . cni* • NASCAR • UAW(0«krkfCh(y»W «00lO-SufxMy • _ . . 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D on’t tre•ead Burleyi- : TEAR on enterpprise °G o centenninial alfrescN ow ju st a danged minuinute. ■ By S h e k y Ridenour First the dty of Jeromome banned T1me»Nqwi wtter trailers manufactured before be: frdm ’within the dty limitmits. Then BURLEY - A riv«river panide. A tr ie d to im p o ses t^stMlog-jog-perhouse- regular parade -• or two. Go-cart hold limit. races. Streel dances.,:es..A Ne\v Year’s S ix years ago, the Cit:City Council Eve celebration. A ja n festival. e v e n flirted with requiringring that cats Tour; o f th e famou.s,IOU.S. nmv closed, b e k e p t on Icashcs. hou.se o f ill repute.s. A time capsule, • B u t now it^ over thes line li mth a lliosc werc justist some of the prrjposed city ordinancee tltliat would H K M iK ideas tos.sed alwutlit inii a Iwise dis- lim it yard sales to two pec r householdI HS m e W aission lliur^iday niglitnig at the fir>il ,— iwryeare a r - and no planning m eetin s■for for Burley’s 20(1!^ more than 96 centennial. hours: p e r sale. A cen ten n ial comnmimiitce is iK'ing at’s cultural MK m formed under thec auspicesai of the riaiism. ITie Hurley Acii(m Temti. Tei Former night just as Ma.vor D oug Maniiiiiiming iscliainnan try to ration oftheccntennialgroi■group, Velcro and “ Ix)fu-stically if it’s iKissihle wv k o n - f r i e d can d o it.” ‘i'-'-:- j—•** Manning told l»l D o n ’t ‘'1 ?rd ^ sales are r the 25 o r .so Want ” to 1 11 • t 0 w n .Vr*"-'' - people who I : a s k M E S c ! rica’s freest attended 'the •. help? S tev e form oof fi free enter- • i n a u g u r a l m e e t i n g . The next plan- — “WcYcj— only------ulnttncetint^ofninj ------. ' possibleble - even limited by Burley's Buil centen virtuous - to transformm trashi into rtimH»tOVTWTh.»<«»>—. our imagina- nial Is scheduled j. treawe, while at thei ssam c tim e ,|j tions.” forlor 7 p.m. iyears old to about 12 years old 'j leaving th e buyer feelingng as if he or , lOO)0 idancers spelt out ’CSI’ duringng 1the haiftime show of the worlomen’s game Saturday night,t. Participantsf ranged from ^ye “ Hu asked. Thursday. Thu Feb. 5 :i s h e has found a boTRain.1. the i>eoplc at at thetl Uttle arguably the singlele mostr popu- _ the meeting Thoalcrat Tho the 1 i la r leisure pastime in soi:south ;* Buicks in the Ma^c Vallej“ cy- . By Jenniferer ISandmann didan ce and cheer .squads, sai>aid she m eeting, siiyinR thehe phinningconi-j: i N ow Jerom e wants tc ws writer \vas feeling energized by th e end m ittee n e e d s as iiiamiianyaslIH)niem' ' j pleasure at i^vo “a i “ Va“ o(of the morning. Wliat keej:ep s her bers.' * Unthinkab!e.Whatarewe coming back year after y . . , parking intersects with1 spirite'dsp hag- c h e e r anid d D ance C linic on a win- th e childton. aUioas. Committeettee nieml>eiN will . piling, w here sivells ancand common tgr Saturd;rday for about 10 years, Sdienkel could tell youIU keep infonnationion about events t folks compete on equalual terms to nie minislis performed Saturday how h much it cost. Nol willillin g and aciivide.s flownowing to rc.sidenis. s trik e h ard er bargains owover the tnie „ight at theth Lady Eagle’s home miss ^ out in the fun his sistis te r and • Historical. Ik’caiLse Bei it's tite v ^ u e of a p air of used ar{^ I c s o c l u . against North Idaho ccousins planned to have, h«h e e m p -' dry’s ccnteimial,I, rommilteecoi mem- isncwatthc *■ : -N ow you can buy socks titied his piggy bank to coi bers w ill be diargedTjed will finding a store, but that’s just a titransaction. iiuniPDi; end of S aturday’s throe- with SIG to put toward tl ;____ I historicid angle for all the events Nobody is challenged.1 1Nothing is M e learsal that bustled with registration n fee. By the endid of the *------^------I L and promouons. It04/r»« tvii». o w m n e rs.n o aJffirmed. There are no v an 100 sets of gold und nmorning, it was evident tlhat it Dort ■ • K v e n ti ’Hii-s.s grgroup will plan scle and lets out a roar during pi losers. impoms, th e diildren had -w.w as monc7 well sjwnt. Four-year-old Bea3eau Schenkol flexes his muscU and coonliniue sik-csiK-cial tenteniiial Yard-salin& by contra:trast, is blue- bladtpomi SI Dance Camp campers took on. id their short dances, ------ofndancoroutlnttlne as some of the other CSI D event.s and'coonlin;xliniile wilh exist- collar America’s mostt competidve c inastered nd q ueues. Timcs-News writer / t t throe hours practicing withI CSCSI cheerlsaders and dance teiteam fujt ev e n t coinmilteeIteestoadd aceii- zero-sum game, becau:ause there’s di^rsand i T i f - Camp.,s spent tl heircelelinitions, test part, Sdienkel said, SSunc/mtJMM can Ix readied < oparatlon for tholr performanceice during hslttlme of the CSI tcnm'al twist to their always somebody who10 makes i out The besi gj. members In prop: O th e r ideas nuigeinged fniin w;iys ifr running and screaming. 0931. 9 Ext. 237. lik e a bandit and invari:-ariably some- was the rui jsandmam®masicvaHey.coixm . women's gamea SSaturday night. . \-ays 10 si>eiid tlial Trotter, adviser of the J- nii.se m oney lo ways body who gets homswagjag^ed. That’s Cathy T money on all sortsi s olof events, life, n ia t’s fun. And that’slat’s why yard- Randy Hawkinsins siigKesled: the saling flourishes. e f \ giTuip identify a1 publicpul pmject lo Look a t it this )vay;Theih e re arc 8,000 C work o n all year andami dedicate dm - Jerpm eites, each of whonlomreceives-- I I 1 ^ IS tougheer laws (on gay I]marriage> ing th e centennialial y>x‘ar. A walkini; conservatively - three or Ifour gifts at aho seefes or b icycle path orlheiie\'elopnieii( r thi Christmas that he orr sshe has no “ ~| of a river trail wx're\\v s|>ecifically ' eanhly use for and yet lacks th e „ „ e»-News and e m entioned. re c e ip t to return to thee store.st The Tlmea- The debate o\)ver gay maniage • i A lofjo and j«)ssilossilily a song aiv That works out cadiA year » to the Tho Associoclated Press In tho nation's most lar-ir-reaching decision ol its kindid IMassachusotls' ,,, needed to Ik> usedised in pmmoting . neighbortiood of 30,000K) wafflev irons, highest court declaredj Tuesday1 that the stato conslilislilutionguarantoos / I K, event.s, the gnnii)III) iiga-ed.i A logo fhiitcakes and statuess of ol mermaids BOISEE -■ Idaho isn’t the only gaycouplos tho rights3 ofc marriago. The Sijpromo Ju(Judicial Court gave ^ I could l>e printed:d oon caps, shins, w tth a do ck where her sto:stomach ought state whericre some lawmakers are ! and other pmmo- Iho Logislaturo six mon3nths to rowfite tho siato's morrlarriago laws lor tho |U I huinjKir stickers am to be. Now you’re lellin)Hing me these p ushing; forfc new , m ore svveeping r., ■ iional items andnd sold to make benelilol gay couples.5. » 2 0 j D l fo lk s ought only have twowo weekends a measuresBS bI a rrin g gay m arriage, P T 1 W ! |B ' ^ : money. y e a r to get rid of this stufituff? Despiteitc laws on the books □ Doesn’t havo lawss d] Samo-sox mamarriago logal M llie grandest disjdisphiy of th e lo^o ll a hotorosoxual I don't tft/ni:so.Bysudsuch a ban, the alread y blocking b the practice, spocHically prohibitingI ssamo- with lull rights ol a shtnild l>e on thh e iold city w iier d t y of Jerom e would1 be inviting a legislatorsors in a t le a st eiglit slates sox marriago marriago moinoiivated by fierce anti-|i-g»y tower in downtownnvii Itnrley, several b la c k m arket in bric-oic -a t a c , so ld iating efforts in hope of ll omployors olfor opj)ippdiieiiis who wani to slamani us jK-e generated Kulczyk, R- riiifriage, lail to deny gay peoeople M oney could aL« tchodikcs. •ction from the cnjadonurin und Side of a cen- ra E agle - former- . iUl.V;uiy mea.sure uf legal protect Besides, wherever woiM)uld you find lk apd a centennial j - # ly a lobbyist for and human dignity.”. tenniiU cooklxwk a\ . argyle socks? '. / • aiu ■f '^'W tiie conserva- ■i l i i • IlIn all. .i7 states und the fei;eder- - Please see CENT:ENTENN1AL. Page B>1 M ^ n tive Idaho ^ aill l l governm ent have P efensiise of .‘- I Fam ily I'o n im - Marriage acts lhal say marri w an ts to ■ ■ » can only be between a mann r Just great ’ 9j| amend the ■ we got the -hMx a woman. “ j a s t 'October, w e s ta te CMiistitii- C a lifo m ia Winter Governor’s ' ^ __ M ■ Ohio may soon becomeL- the I v C ^ o n in SunVoUeyy wv, hen Arnold Cllnt SteiJtennett iion to ban gay ;^Kili state; its Senate appro marriages, fhe l '} j ^warzenegger, a lonfongtime, part W~rV~ one of the most far-reaching jlready has a law ihat tim e resident of Blainene 'County, was state alri tnamarriage bans in the nai •Namo:Wnc=m E lected to run the GoGolden State. states, “N“Marriage is a personal WeW ednesday, m aking only mi J ver. Anthony Iftw we may be gettingng the Western relatio n(1 a risin g o u t of h dvil con- changes in a House-passed claws Brennan. •White House. tra c t betlietween a man und a VJ ■ " , ■ SIOsion. Going further than the I I.” A n o th e r law says Idaho ; Sen. Jo h n Kerry, surpi^rise winner woman.” j ■ ^ \ . in most states, Ohio’s bill -A B e :2 0 . o f die Iowa Democratictic presidential is not nrequired to recognize would prohibit state emplo: caucuses last Monday,ay, also has a same-sexex marriages from anoth- from getting benefits for doiomes- . Description: h o m e in Sun Vailcy - an«and even deep- er state,e. (icd-Vr 1 ' ‘r"tic'partners, wliether ga>ay or 6-fOOl-2,195 er* roots here than th e w ith tli, those laws on the books, straight. pounds, brownNn 1 Schwarieneggprs. som e sa>say there’s no need for S,Proposed coristiiutiitional evos. Keny^ wife, Teresaa - heir to the ^ore. • aulam endm ents that w ould b an,m gay Heinz fortune - hass lived1 in the “We’veVe got enough contention • ______m i marriage have been inirodiduced • Wanted (or:ir: FFelony insutfi- W ood R iver Valley .off[f aand on for 20 d ja l ,1 with rather than going in Arizona, GeorRia, Virgi•ginia. cient funds choc:hock charge and SOUnCES Cnnncmns lot Edunlunl Mnttinoo: Humnt' nio"!# CnmpniflTi years a n d is a Local1 b>by any defmi- throughh a litmus test for the ^oiicfliiConsutnio Oklahoma, Kentucky and two misderneaneanorwarrants. I it^ a safe bet FoundJil«n: UimtxJa Looal; Moi tion of tho wrd. So it’ mary right,” said Senate . ' , M Mi ichigan; one is c.xpected1 :soon - tomes prMi- ■ T h e J e r o m e} CcCounty that if her husband bei ty Leader Clint Stennett, sponsor in Oklahoina, vwants to in favor of gugay marnage by me in A labam a. >partment a s k s dent, the Kenys won’tn’t be spending ^ Votdiuiium . stipulate tliat same-sex:x unions Massachuseitelts Suprem e Judicial ' . M ] assachusetts does n ot hnhave a StieriH'a^par th e ir N ew Yearls Evestis $a t the W hite m t th e a n y o n e with Intcinlormatlon Kulczyk and other a re "re p u g n an t to th e pjublic u pol- Court - willll nnot compel recogni- ' Defense pj of Marriage Act, bui u has aboul Brennan!lan’s where H ouse. lican lawmakers i>) states icy” of th e state. tion of same-;ic-sex unions in thoir high hij court ruling there We Idahoans havoIVO long sincc in iiid departm ent . existing Defense of Supporters say the constitu- < 0^ states. ’ sparkedsp vociferous pvDublic a b o u ts to ta ll 111 resigned ourselves to seeing Sun . ' S ' c a l 3 2 4 -8 8 4 5> or.324-7503,or.; or Ige acts seek to go a step tional amendments artire neces- Gay-rightsts activists see thi- deb de ate and an anti-gay m a n Volley transformed intcinto the land of ,pos5d Ihe Southernn IdahoId Regional s. But whnt did further,r, ama ending their constitu- sary to ensure that lejlepslation amendmentIt ccam paign us vindic- amendment an has been prop ^tagonia and pearls. I to specify that marriage Communicationitions C enter at - ethespectcrof tions to and court judgments i irtisan, by its law m akers a s well. w c ever do to deserve tl >e h etero sex u al, .ogeB4 3 2 A -^9 n . G craldo Rivcni, reporti sta te s - such as th e rccet 1 a political attack. Please sec MARRIAGE. Poi " f™". ™sLc!c Rep. Bill Graves, a bi^. S eattle R idge lid g e? 1 - B-2 Tlm**«ew».'WnFillf,ld»lIdaho Sinday, January 26.2004A ■ ^ 7 7* M a g i g V al0.LEY/W ES'I'
----- OBnTUARIES— — I TwoPProvo soldiiiers recehve Purple IHearf soldier and the pregnantprei woman, information, cali 73&^278 MomMiday throii«h Saturday. Deadllo*IrM il 4 p.m. for rwxt-day, publica- , PROVO. Utahjh (AP) - T\vo U t;^ For obituary rate* and info u and has no idea if eitherc of thtfrn I* for obituarist I* obKaOmaa‘“y woundin lo d ie state haVc i Armored Cavalry. alsoilso injured sev eral civiliilians, widi strong ties lo fiUTn. O n M arch 3.1951957, lie mar- ^ ....'iMlri' ■ a.ma.m. T Tiiesday. Jan. 27,2004. atat th e ^ Kuwait and I^tj" ’ 1 the exiJlosion broke indind uding a pregnant Iraqi vvoroman, ‘been killed in Ku ried Joyce Knopp inn Paul,F Idaho, Paul Congregational Church.1 121 Shrapnel from d Jup of American ield of Ferguson’s andmd another Am erican soldier.•r. sincc the buildup before making theirleir home in . ' N. 2nd W., Paul, with P asto r Vi\Tmce 'l'= »iml*ielt other forces in d ie PersiarsianG ulf. Humvcc and Fergason h sustained “I“He had tried lo help the o Burley. H e was an acti'ictive member *■' FVank officiating. Burial w ill b of the CongregatioItional Bible ppuzzles and visiting Pleasant p;,, View Cem etery w ithhm 1 il- Church in Burley. , Price's Caftafc or Connor’s for his itary jtar rites under the directioiion of -S e r v i c e s —— ------John was a mcchan: c«)ffec and fellowship. local lo a veterans. Friends m ayy call 1 s ply room m anager at J as a selfless m an with a n from fror 6 until 8 p,m. M o n day ^ at a n . H c com in- .- I t s ' Mildred Irene Olmsted Ba;lasom K iithcrine M ay Kerbs K( of Las , , Com pany for 27 years, yr giving spirit. His great* Rasmuisen Raj Funeral Home, 11350 . Alva Jayy I Slow-ell of Je ro m e . M ued to work at Volco:o forf 10 m oro mcri’dibly B )f ’I\vin Falls, celebration ofjf life Vegas, Nev., andd fformerly of, • Ufe was “helping his chil- E. E. IGdi : St., Burley, and fromim 10 memorial scrservice a t 3 p,m. to d a y .ofT .yean; until liis heallhlh (ailed.f John ost joy m M ll 11 a.m. M onday a t Reymmolds Burley, scrvice at 2 p.m.p Monday . • family with projects, and undl unt 10:45 a.m. TUesday atIt th c a t Fam sw ortlirth Mortuary Chapel, at 1 enjoyed n h e a ^ t hu:hunting, fish. dronnniHar •uneral C hapel; frie n d s may,lycall at Rasmussen Fun('uneral Home, ' time at Ronco’S Building 'chu 1343 S. Lincoicoln, Jerome. Fun Burley; friends - ing. family campingIg t trips, wood- spending tin fronrom 3 lo 8 p.m. lo d ay and bjefore e 1350 E.* 16th St., Bur hc service Monday at thc funer*fu .m ay call from 1[ tcto 1:45 p.m. G len D. BBywater of Brigham f>auib \l chapel. M onday a t th e fu nleral e n home. Robert Lee! IHollins, Sr. - P City, Utah,I, service: ai 10 a.m. m-iwj M onday a t illUieBrigliam Ciiy 2 0 th Robert I.ee Hollinsins Sr„ know n .j LD S W ard CiChapel. 650 A n d erso n ___ • many friend.s. _____ . as Rapid Robert to m; ___ ;____Ddvcjriglifldiam,City;,friends may _____—D e a tH i N O T I C E:s S — ; 65, ol Paul, returniim eJ to KR ^2® call from 6i tcto 8 p.m. today at the >11 Wednesday, F uneral Hom e. 13501so E. 16th St. in _ : Heavenly Fatlier on ’ Gillic.sPctersersen Funeral Chapel, ,Qloq ra| Louise Faux : Jan. 21,2004. 634 E. 200,I.S., S, Brigliam City, a n d g. ,. 102, Burley. ly 12,1938, in BUHL-Dora Louise Faux, He was bom May 1 from 8:30 to!to 9:30 a.m. of j ' MLssoula,Mont.,thesoL'SonofRobcrt )f Buhl, died Saturday, Jan. M onday atal the diurdi. Family 200. " 'Bubbles’ Charleirles . ; I^ ‘ HoUins and OpOpal Dodson ■ !0(M. a t h er home. will gatherIT between 3 lo”3:20 ^ ? Hollins. Bob grew up iin nortliem 'H R Arrangements will p.m. MondayJay at the Declo LDS annmnounced by Fanner Funmoni Villines Idaho and Montanaa aand was the ibblcs” Charles . Churdi; inteitemient at 3:30 p.m. ChaZhapel in Buhl. RUPERT - “Bulibl , first student in die stastate of Idaho ' Rupert, died , 0 ^ ; M onday a t: tiltlie Declo Cemetery. Villines. 79. of Rt to e a m his GED. I Friday, Jan. 2?, 2004,;04, a t M inidoka imadegreein v/ H c w ent on to eam EriEric Tate Schaefer ... M emorial H ospital.1. nuclear technologyjgy at the Siiy Steven E.E. IFriddlc of Spokane, g BURLEY - Eric Tate Schai_ The funeral will1 bt bc held a t 11 University of Denver.rt-T. H e served 4: I Wash., graveaveside servicc a t 11 2-yeJ-year-old son of Eric Lynn of a.m.T'hursday,J;m.29,.29,2004, at th e U.S. A ir Forcc l|^ a.m. Mondaylay ai the Sunny C e d a r ‘ his countiy in the U.S shcllie Halford Schaefer Rupert Chapel • ; und other brunchcdies of thc Rest Cemcteclery in Almo; friends gur3urley, died Friday. Jan. 23.22004 H ansen M ortuary Ru] d l from 6 to 8 .. • ; reserw s. Bob was invonvolved in thc and familyy 1may gather shortly It at Cassia Regional Medcdicai Friends may call f at thc funeral • development of tliee prototypep of - m S k M before thcJ servicesi a t th e cem e* Cenrenter. p.m. Wednesday at vill be at thc . • ; th e f in t n uclear submibm arine a t th c Am ericana Legjon.L RoRobert Hollins Jr. Hc w as bic;'““j tcoXRasmti.nussen Funeral. H o m e, Arrangements A will be chapel. Burial will ; Idaho National FJigingineering and He loveded reading, studying new witwith many grandchildren annmnounced by Rasmu:lusscn Rupert Ccmeteiy. ; Environmental Laboraloratoiy. technologicgjcal advwccs and par- grcgreat-grcat-grandchildren am • After moving to the]heM ini'Ca&sja ticulariy loved loi traveling all over sursurvived by one sister, G ail Cli:ia rk e ------J area, he worked for’ fo A & , B the world•Id a n d m e e tin g new of]of Houston, Texas. ; Irrigation, started his own busi- friends, In lieu of flowers, the fam ilyily has P — ' ness in trucking andnd dispatchcd Bob wasas preceded in death by requested that ^ t s bc s e n t tcto th e _ V. through Truscott’st’s Trucking brothers andan sisters, parents and memorial fund for th c Boys 0 7 i c m / i . K /ilcc to « Company, and hc alsodso w orked for grandparenrents. guGiris Qub of Ainerica. K no3W th e I W 1* T ra n S ystem s , andnd Circle A Surviviniine Bob arc his laving The funeral will be heldi a0 t 11 ' our friends n King Hollins; diildren, „ to ' R l l/innfeflnoH • Ih id d n g . wife, A n n ! ajn-TViesdoy, Jan. 27*2004, aia tth e tLaurle) Hollins of Buriey, • OnJiay9,1988.hettie married Ann Russell(Lo Burley United M ediodist ChiIhuidi. \Z ^ for th d r stip^support and g Cathy (W ayne) Narum of- J " :ore? J • King. . a teacherr fromI Paul. Idaho, Kai 405 E. 27th St. in Burley. Idaho. It] oycd numerous Walla Amalia, Wa Wash., Christine nune/fi6nwc^ ^ caring forj r oour loss. ^ • ;• Together they enjoye with the scrvice c o nduding; a t th e R ead Thetie Times-News N : activities, car radladng, flying, (Kevin) NeiwertNe of Buriey. Idaho, 7 ' diuidi. A i • astronomy, taking carc of animal^ Blythe (Jad<) (Ja Miller of T ^pa, 6 to 8 sp o rts1 ppages io see ' m e / n o f ^ g / ~ ' J t meantI a lotto us. m amile’ Zirklc of Cross Friends J may call from 6 camping and fishingling with their, Fla,, Kam a t t h e how yourjr favorite te a m • V.Va., U oyd (Lisa) Hollins p.m, p r Monday, Jan. 26,2004, ai f ('•jt fl T/mrifc.uk you. t families, and volunlunteering for ' Roads, W.V 2^^ Oran Jones. Hansen Mortuaiy Rupert ChIlha^'l is I : church activities. ofM t.V ememon.SD.,Joeseph(Jill) Hi s doing. 3' and one hour prior to th e sciwrvice ' ‘ Bob wus also a membermei of the Martinezz ofo; E verett. Wash., R hani an Frances ^ W Lols Broo!•ookshire w . • 1 Paul and' the (Saul) Matlata of Boise, Idaho, and ononT\iesday at th e church. ~ "Masonic Ix)dge in Pi f John & Ilona S ^ & faa m ily m : = z = : 1 iims Baxter - Basassano K Roger & Gall '‘r. ^ Margaretr e tF e u re r Karen Rae Sin F in a n c ia Jim & Sally & faa m ily M Arlena Baxter of I^yton, IU tah, ^ y ( ‘ Karen Rae Simsms Baxter of and then;n raised her family of Ai Loren & Tnidi xburg. n Dassano, beloved wifw ife of G eorge sbc. She; loved I her family and a an n d Sheldon B axter of R e x l f Idaho; five g randchildren;a; two ™ Baxter, passed awayvay peacefully church andan is remembered for Id brothers, Ritchie (Ariene)) 1 Sim s M R i with her family by h e r sid e jn h e r love• ofoi family liistory. br of Bellevue, Idaho, a n d B ruce ' B E a ll i t s o f you :;| I Calgary on Jan. 14,:4, 2004, af thc She wasras preceded in death by of Your parent took care of h e r m othither, Gwen, iind father, {A(Audrey) Sims of Goo(oding. - age of 55 years. W ade) ...Let us tctake care o f thehem. Bom in H ailey, Idaho,Ida o n A pril G arth Simim s of B ellevue, Idaho. Idaho; Id two sisters, L in d a (W Huffaker of Lewiston. Idaho, Id n 20. 1948, Karen rereceived her KarenI isi: survived by her lov- Hi an d Lori Sim s of TVvin Falls, I early education thei:here and con- ing familnily, husband, George ar of Bassano; six diildren, . Idaho;Id and numerous niccc£ ’ tinued un to Ricks’ dayy fiifur 30 (lays, liiiw much ;; the family farm. KiKaren taught Jenneal 'V money w«)uldJ yiyou luvc in 30 day.s?. for. th re e years ban d Kris n s of Charleston, Texas, Alberta Al T2N 4N2. • sd io o l in H ussar for. ArANSWER; j— ■y Gibbs - Twrin FallsFi O V E R 5 MU-ULLIONDOLIARS . ion^Medical, Betty Mary SoumUincreicrcilibic, but it’s true! f reawarcofdicanwinn ^ bbs, 92. joined acquaintaiitances she made along “ I'ew p.'»)plc arc j i-Home Care || Betty Maiy Gibbs prxKluctivc powtjwcrof our Heavenly Rjtherh e r on Jan . 24, th e way. C O M P O UJN ^ D IN G , , Home Conipiinionship Cure 2004. She isI survivedsti by a son, Carl of Betty attendedjd school in TWin Fall;alls; a daughter, Nancy » UNTAXED;dinteresti 434'-8888i ♦ Mcai:al I’reparaiion ' L ^ l aldwin of Jerome; four Wliat (Iocs all tliis have - Pasadena, Calif., ercijventuaUy grud- (BiU) Bd< H ^ Rupcrt/Burley area ♦ Gn>C'occrySliopping uatin'g from businessibss college. S he grandchildlildren; four great-grand- to Jo with you and your ♦ Tran;insponuiitin R l future? Our (;i)vcninieiu worked 25-pIus yeyears for the children;i; t!three great-great-grand- ^ht Huusckecpini; & more 1 system. After children;1; a n d tw o nieces. She will is warning; us all thai ' “ Califomia school sj SocialSccuritymaynot 733-8988 rctned. Bonded & lasurcd H B ;d to ISvin Falls, be grcatl:itly missed by all who Em-h OJfler liulrpftulenily . *; retiring, she moved t pmvidcall d ut we hope ■ Twin Falls areu ww(wvrxomfurtkecptfrsxom (h^nrJumlOpfralfil " « Idaho, via Prescott.tt, /Ariz., in 1999 knew her. tor in the future, id of 73 years. At Bett;cttyls request, there will SERVING PRIVATEE PAY AN D M E D IC A IDID CLIENTS ■ [ Z with her husband < StatisticsK prove...p ar aj;e (>5: I— _____ ; -John G ibbs.. ■be__ _ no-10___ formal_ _serviccs. imcnts arc under the care . L 45% are depdepeiiJciic on relatives K ; John passed away awi in 2002. Airangem dependent on charity .-.J nsworth Mortuary and 30% are dc| • Betty enjoyed televlevision, travel- of Fams\ ' 23%. ararc Jtill workinj; oiy, 1343 S. Lincoln, Z ing, going to'breakftikfast, shopping Cremator 2% arcaresclf-justainini; -i 3 rth Celebratating... S and the many friends f: and Jerome,,1 H 0 83338. . * (Source: Socialrial Security Department) ; i g Fewerr nmen are w o rth y Unde Mike was one of a kindind —- cspccially wilh. : DonnaI JoannJ WiiiiamsIS Osterhourt -' VWasilla, Alaska“ $100atagdaltl 60 RetmmeiU rlMmms; ► in th e A ir Force. n was active in the.LDS P R O F E S SilONAL n 735-001on I, made ' hand-stitched | \\ ij four living d iild ^ e f i ' EGONOMKAKSBtVKES^INC & loved ber family, and was 344BIueLakcstes Blvd Nordi •734-»M5 ^ P<4irinpr of AndlOl : beyond comprehension. 1 S: Annette Blaine of Wj Jamesic» R, Love, CFP , W PARK!WGICVAIM ffered from a disorder of I ' S LoriKflyEplerofSpSpokane. Wash., sutfe C P P a n d CIcruficd ^ I-inancial Planner |. onomic nervtnis system. I X f in e r a l h o mWE&TpFAIiSCEM ; and Vincet Gstcrtioitajut of Wasilla, theouton. m P B j are ccrtificificationmarksofdic \ ememyX i She will Wl be buried in tho I Internationa]al BoardE of Standards and ^ 2551 Kimberlerly Roa^TV vin Falls, ID 833013301 : , 5 Alaska. forCenified Financial uiddiildren and Nationalal Cemetery at Fort I Practiccs 01 \ OumniwJOpfT#mleJ by IV Parke kimiVy o/lUrfn Fallt,.'alls, ID y ■; ‘ • S h e b as 12 grand m m Plannernen,lnc.(IBCFP). . Z t l ^ great-granddiddiildrcn. -She Richardsoison in Anchorage, Alaska. | ional S(§lce, atoays at an affonjfonfflbfgcosf." - | ' I I__ _ _ _ MVUIVERTISEIIEHT------lU —— ------7r ------; ; ...... ____ _ " ■! ...... 7 Sundjty, Jtfluarjitry 25.2004 Tlme*-N«wt. TurinI Fall*.Fall Idaho m '"
DiseaseJ looms]for I d aho l beetsS Lawm.laker seekks to revisisit volatilee biU m page bill, coiuities forjr thtl e fin.1 tim e , ' NAMPA - Tho outbreakak of a iam - ‘------] SALT LAKIv CFf:riY (AP) - Utah riglits a idwell wants to the private, pr mutual nonprofit‘it gained the specificfic |)owerjo new strain of thu rhizomom ania I Sen. David (Iladv - r — t — T " louglit he already . Summilimit W ater Distribution Co. acquire real pro|x:rtyrty I l)y condem- . virus in Id ah o su g ar beetsts ccould ' . I refine a bill he thou 3 • darified when hee ;iaccepted a cni- Mouroimtain Regional V.mted thele nation. follow a p a tte rn set in Califcilifom iu P | K . a ^ m d a l am endm ent in the last min- witer;r users' i infrastnicture - itsts W'ater riglits are• n.-iiln.-i pn)iXTty ' fields, Idaho growers leamcm ed a t K U-gislature. luwkups and pii>ellnes - and com- lu id er U tah law. 2004 Snake River Sugar J utes of thc 200.i U-j M T he issue: \s'uter.“r riglits,i and how pany/ I>ersonalix property, intending Ihniugh Ilousc , Conference Jan. 15. Ihe bill siiiled thn) counties got the .s}xsjiccific jwwer to to contiintinue to deliver w te r scn’ic- D ifficult to control, rhizi ' iuid SeiiiUe conunittee.*tees iind a\-ote.; condemn them. estoI S Summit ii W'lter's shareholders. nia is o n e o f th e m ost destrui o f th e full .Semite, then the Silt for a Since his amentL-ndrnents to th e In cuurt. c< Mountain Regional Jolxjdy Wiis fol- sugar beet diseases, causii a *); \sx*ek iuid a half. “Nolx county powers bill,11 passedi nearly a arguedled tlu't counties haxx; al\vays Icnviiig tliis until the,e la liist .minute.'* severe loss in root yield inie.n)a'tations«f hail thethe implicit, iniditioiial jJowxt year ago. varying ini " Gliidwrll Siiid. sugar c o n te n t. A boui 83 the law have ftieleiL'led a simmering of condindemnatioii. . _ j- ’Ihat’s when UtahII I-annh Buixj«;: : acres or 40 perccnt of th c water \«ir. witli llildt.ilder ruled against Mountain gffl Summit County w representiitiyes gotI wiw orried thiU ; A m algam ated Sugar Co.'s g S | landowners, legislaislaiors. water dis- Region;ional liecause he s;iw nothing th e bill ’rhiglit iiffect.•ct .iigricultunil • in'g a rca a rc now infested. j^M tricts and county^ officialso sniping siK-cificific in .U tah ctKle ihat gave John Gallian, Ph.D.. a s i m at c a d t other, itt 'i is an outcome countieuies th e {xiwer to condemn){^ water. lied to craft i r beet specialist and plant pa l n i | GIadv\x'll n either w-iwanted nor antic- water.•r rights, even thou^i hele Gladwell scnimbled ogist with the Universit; H n ipatcd hen he agragreed to siwnsor aga-ed■ed th e p<)wer had traditionallyly sulistitute bill tu inclucelude the guar- Idaho in IVvin Falls, told confcr-co: BH thc bill that Sen.;n. Pave Ihom as lieenI recognized.re antee that agricultiultunil water ence attendees thc longer HD helped write. itmias, who has lieen Summitlit rights couldn’t bee condemnedc ached to those rotate th e ir b e e t crops thc bb( e tte r . . lu n HWtaou /Tt- n«»NMiMM “’Ih ere’s only so mudi clarity " Countynty’s deputy d iief attorney foror unless the hind iUtach they can prevent a newV strain si ' ’ .. you can bring to0 ; a statute, then civil ca.sesca; since 1?)%. worked withth riglits iilso was condeiiidemned. Kep. . froni ru in in g th e ir crops. John Qalllan, lett,stt, University of Idaho sugar b)e e e t specialist In Twin Falls, dis you’re relying on1 localli officials to the U Uti tah As.S(Kiaiion of Counties Ben l erry. a R epubpublican from Using partially resistantnt iculti- cusses a new strtstrain of the rhizomania virus w ithit a participant at the Jan. “1 interpret the sstatute.” said to dnifinift legislative laiiguagr for *'a Corinne, took the ne\vne^^ version of ' vars based on single domiim in an t Snake River Sugajgarbeet Coiiference In Nampa.i. Gladwell, a Davis 1) C ounty hill to ami end county ixjwcrs. 1-ist the bill to the Housese flflcMir. 'I\venty genes has been an effectiveive con- Republican. year• wasw Ihonias' first in the m inutes iKifore -'u*‘ sesession's mid- , tro! in the past, but lengthyhy rota- .. , , “Wliat’s migic: i; is that nolxKly Senate.iUe. w here he represents parts night deadline on i\,^... n rd i 5. the bill ; ------. - . ------1 16 p c rc c n t few er acres, b u t h; tions are the best detcritc rre n t, , knew w hat the cocoiise<|ueiices of of Davilavis an d Wel>er counties. ^ u p dJatcd a t that figure now to 1 Gallian said. ' th c bill would l)c.”e.” he Siiid. “Now ’Die:ie UAC contacted C,ladwell,’I’: * Since then. GIad\N-L'Il,\-eIlsiiid.“there ; ■ D flk pcrccrcent fewer acres lhan i i since statewide n.-disiricting ' In Idaho, rhizomania wasvas first wc are Monday-n»moniing (juaner- who sii „7 hius- l)cen a niLsinterineriia-tation” of )2, said .siafi.siicijn Bni at’s why ^vc con- in 2l)0i'.1)02 hiis n.’pa ’sented piirt of found n e a r R u p ert in 199: backing. But th at’s 1, the bill. During thee piistp; .vear, lif . Farirrmbeat E ariy.fly- ,,, , venc every year.”' Sunmiiiimit County, to sponsor the bill. Q70 acrcs. F o u r years later, it ilj has learned of Siunmitiniit Wiiter'shi>i- in the bean industry, you' “ Tlie bill grew out)ut of a nding '.ird (JladweIwell Siiid he w inted his hill identified n e a r M iddleton.n. S incc ■ | IghllfihUloltW oi s week’s Ae toiy with Mountiiin1 Rcgionitl.R< iuul r pretty big swings from oneor District Judge Rolie)l)ert ilild e r m ade unly toto clarify existing law. “’Ihere 1996, Idaho growers have/c 1b e e n k l WccMy. TheTh( Timos^Jcws* ^ „y that their court figlitsh ts have >x't to ' ir to thc next,” Early said, in 2001 agaiast Moulountain Regional was nono intention to enluince iiny planting resistant beet varii'arictics. I I weekly rcpower Ag director: Special ing, Takasugi sasaid, warning that comp; th e judiciary is tassum ing legisla- in 2002. Ilarvcsicd acn ired Interests threaten agI5 tive and excciitrutive powers. a lc d 73,000 in 2002, com parc D3,000 in 2002. i's aeri-______“ We miglit as a; well send our ___P0CATELLQ..-..Malill'5 .•hu staiu's uveriiBc-yicltHv: culture director says drotirought, Lcgislatufe andnd Congress home rhanged at 2,0!>0 pounds p< dection politics and. free;c trat d e bccause il’s goir;oing to be decided imchxi u. So Idaho’s total productic agreements could have si;signifi- ill the courts,, aiand they’ve been ' D declined 21 percent, froro m -wM cant impacts on Idaho’s S4 bil- ' telling us whutlat to do. niat’s a also < 14. bigger issue .ththat needs to be I ■million hundredweight : lion farm industry in 2004. >2 to 1.50 million cwi. in 200303, Pat Takasugi recently’ eie n d e d addressed,” heiesaid."I.'iecarcal s 20021 of th c im balance in OUIour form of govern- rording to the report. his term as president of ‘The past two years, a larjirg c . National Association' off $S ta te iTicnt today wh(,vhen special in ter- *?’ •tion of the decrease is duee to urc a n d ests, small mineinorities, can drive portic Departments of Agriculture decrease in garbanzos i assumed prcsidcncy of the policies througliIgli courts.’’ a tie lip ■ n o rth•th,” Early said. S ta te s • ' Western . United • Si Ie added that rcduced priciiccs Agricultural Trade Associatiiation. Bean acreagfIge, production J some disease problenem s . “If there’s another droi ercent In Idaho p ro>bably b a account for the dcclirlin e that’s going to really,'™Siy n drops 21 per, ^ BOISE - Idaho Id producers in garbanzogar acreage, hurt,” Takasugi said. :ans jy envi- planted even fewerfe acres of dry "Irhe nc production of pinto bcai Threatened lawsuits by 0 dropped from last year. ButBi ic flush- edible beans inin 2003 than first • also tl ronmentalists to forcc thc f th c H K O i H a )f S n ak e estim ated, accotcording to a J a n . 12 p mitos to i still accounted for tl ing of 427,000 acre feet of S 'gest portion of the stateitc ’s ■ I to pro- report fromim th e Id ah o b«ggc ^ver water dovmstream to an crop - 43.4 percent, accorord- ■ tect endangered fish alsoso , jeo p - Agricultural Statistics St Servicc. pean - to the report. gift card ardizes su fficien t w ater foro r ifarm - T lic service origiriginally estimated «ng to fI r e l ^ from Smith':i's Fodd^ Dr Experts: Sahilmon’s benefjfits outweighII cancer risk“ I ? 1 MM'-' . Knight Rldder News SenflceJ • to minimize ortor eliminate, in a sta- Salmon Sa has more of thtise bb< c n c - ‘ ;V a I # a tistical sense,!, c.canccr risk,” Foran ficiadal fatty adds than mostt :fish, lounts PHD-ADELPJUA - If >-ou h av e ■ said. “We’re notfiot saying if you eat a plu-slu-s it has relatively low amoi m ces a r e lot o j fish, ^hat;at you’re going to g et oF f rnercury, rr another harmful ■ eaten salm on recendy, chanci J o w H it' was raised in a “farm” - a g ian t cancer tomorrovTOW. W liat we arc say- taim m inant, i said Carol Lammi-KeLSo, I A c t N l ing is you can»rcduce re your risk and a nutrition r professor at . m cagc floatine in th e occan. r EZ Pay program b>before February 14,4,2004 JO STORES ; Chances are, th e fish wasIS taintedtf getaUUichealUallh benefits of eating Univniversity of Connecticut whoio fa .° • with chemicals believed to cause fish by diangingling som e of your con- studiu d ie d th e impact of fish duiluring and recei■eive a free $15 giftft card from Smiths,s. Use it canccr. sumption behavlavitJrs.” prcgnancy. rc g intir^e candy, flowei/ers, food for the pelerfect dinner for tnfv v o ... • Yet chances are, you willII beb p e r- Moremer, thcthe 14 contaminants ““1 llie r e ’s no one amongst uss wi ho for Valen fectly fine. A nd bccausce fishf is measured, kno\nown as organochlo- ^voulould say we shouldn’t bc: con-< ATS ev ery day good for thc heart and braij,rain, you rincs, cnn rauseise otiier types of can- c;rn e m e ' d about iwUution, b ut tith ere Enjoy receivingng The Times-Newi might be better off eatinging m ore thoiigli no)none o f these wea.* IS h a s to bc medium ground tlth e re , ,, t way with EZ Ptiy Senlervice. - lying for your paper thetin simple, convenient salmon rather -than less - u i n l e s s induded in thelie Ianalysis. som>imeplacc,” said Lammi-KcCeete, while payi dicmicals can causc you end up as one of a veryeiysm aU h o m s not involved w ithh th c criptlon automaticallyilly fraction of the populationm ito g e t health problems■ms other than canccr, udy. “You have to weigh th e 1l)cn- EZ Payay lets you pay for yoiyour newspaper subset . cancer from it.. . noted reran,, wwho Ls president of ;iLs against tlie risks. It’s noilot a n 1 B etter E nvironm enl, . „ from your checking,ng, debit caril or creditlit card account T hat^ th e statistical rcalit;aU ty th a t CiUMn-S for a B< js y thing to do.” ee-based nonprofit got lost in th e headlines andnd sound a Milwaukee- Most of tlie diemicals stucu died with 12 monthIthly payments of onl;ily $17.40! bites this monUi when thee joujc rn al re pcstiddes. All 14 have bbeen tiie substances arc ^en ce published a studyoiy on con- , Som e ot tin anncd in the United Stateses for 10 thouglit to interfere mt with fetal ‘ That's a savings;ofS17.40peryearwjthno of ciiecl< fees, taininated salmon. uars, but all are "persistcten t,” ipment, while others • n ic authors recommendeiIded that bran deielopn leaning the\’ do not brcak ddow n It's like getting 4 wceiieelods, including beef. T hc chiJiem i- Not rad««mabl« for cash. d^on was just onc servingin“ S ial, if not critical, for calsills are generaUy less conccntntnitcd *No purthM * necaiiary. LIml.Imlt 1 glH card p«r houuhold. Ni valid for naw EZ Pay cuitomtrsI oonly. \ months, based on evelopmcnt. Pregnant m1 beef1 than in .salmon,, b u t Otfar vall " A g en cy ^yironm cntal Protection A old to c at 12 ounces of Ajnericans m t also tend to eat nm ore guidelines. <, b e e f f than tlicy do fish. ' E ating those am ounts ofDt tainti ted fish would cause an cstimattlated o n e additional case of liver cancan ccr fo r ^•very 100,000 people - aI tlieorcti-tli cal number derived from stmJtudieson . lab anim als. So, if. a persecrson a te twice the maximum rccomnimmcnda- tion - two servings a monnonth for most farm ed salm on - theireir a d d e d . X lifctiiiic risk of liver cancer:er w ould / p l j theoretically b e 2 in 100,000. : Statistically speaking, Z th; r i s . / bsecom « e. > {him the tainted fish is a rrelative I ^ c ^ p in th e buckct. Liver caicanccr is I cl r o c k a common disease, afflictinning 1 in I ^ J16 U.S. m en and 1 in 238)8 vw om en 1 during their lifetimes. So if thetl typ- \ ibal woman ate twice as m u ^ \ s t a r .^ salmon as recommended,[, luher risk \ qf liver can ccr would bc 0.00420.0 (1 V in 238) plus 0.00002 (2 in1 100,000),10 which e quals 0.00422 - a totaltot risk ^ bf about 1 in 237. ^ more time ^ " n ie benefits (of salmon)on) in m y Free / working on opinion are way over thee rrisks of / 0open| a free \ I yourfaux having cancer,” said M ^ a rth a Daviglus, an associate profeofessor of ( chhecking I british preventive medicinele . a t account. # TOnSt?3k- J Northwestern University, wlwho h a s V service. / \ accent. . Studied the cffects of eatinging fish o n ...... qwiiovascular healtii andd wasw n o t involved w ith th e study. I Tbxicologist Jeffery Foran,ran, one o f die study% author^ conccdtcded th a t /s e e all ess \ the cancer risks in qucsuiMUon a rc fyouronllntait.ccounul‘ “ A Ii t i HITII mne , I I ttwtlUfar ■ (tvffnfiOrnuM a g ic V
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Thurtdiiy: Toasted cheese sandwich. sa J E R O MflE E SCHOOLS .. dessert S Tr. . EDWARDS I Rfei-n l>e,ins, carrot slicks, trail mi> RISTIAN AGAPE CHRII ly. Swi'i't n-vmr Mirkoy. rice. Tui'stby: Ik-el noodles, nnUrccn Iwans, {•■riday: NoSdiiml M.lk«,^■e.l dally.lally. pc,irs. codkic CATHONOUC SCHOOL >fondoy; Mexicaliucali (iestada pim, green SCHOOL AND CHCHILDCARE Wedncsdny; Ham, fried’‘I Mondny.T.icoacos l i e garden s.-ilad. kiwiwi or dierry cobbler , . . Kreen lieans, cookie DIETRICH SCHOOL cken burger, french (sits, . C E N T■ER E f FlFILER SCHOOL 1\ic*day: CoriL'om doK-s T\iesday: Chidcen Thursdiiy; Spaghetti, cno„n. Burl.t Salad bar. fmit and milk «r>^cdcddiiily. . camit/cclery stidcs,Jes. tiannnut or shapi up lay: Uil>-lMiiie y; Sonp and vmdwidi 'M ilk nr jiijcc wrvoil«l tl.id,iily. Monday: bread,cookie Taco salad ^Monday: Macaroni nnd dicc* Wednesdiiy; HumHum. scallopcd iMiatot^ Monday; Tiico«, vil.iit,l.xt, rvlnid lic.iiis. Tiu-uliiy:lay: SiMnhctti Friday; Corn d(l^•.s.corn, frur™il,Jn>m Sd^iS'r Riinof( applesiiuce, bluelwnjlwriy muffin, jam - . Tuodiiy: II.imburKvtt.;cl». ilillis, pukli'v ThurMlii;ulay: Turkey tiravy MAGIC VALLE WedncMliy: I nlitas ,,I, , Thursdny: Chef;bc( Sidad. breadsticki, (Icttcrt - Friday:!ly: lUirrilos Elf TWINFALIaL S ELEMENTARY Thtirsdiiy: Chilli, cinniunon rtilli ..iiif niiRxri'.'Mii'r apples or onmge:• pilljuice ' I . Wcdnrwliiy: l>iiivmUwiili. thipN. g Q j IVesh (riiit, des.seri and it Ccreol. apple ’iince, Rmham w potaioevfRTivy. raisiraisins, (mil cup, wheat ICHOOL DISTRICT GLENNS FERRY c.irtot', d,iily. • • • . • crockers • ' roll, jam . - - FrIiLiy t’lii.ul.iy. fniilniil.dum Ti Hrnikf,vkf.Kl Menu Mnndiiy: 'tacu. corn Hisciiits and Rnvy. cranRe Monday: Ourriio.ML-xitoisconom. cookie *nir*dny: l.as.iKna.Karlic bt ^ervcd d,>ily. T\ie*dijy: Idaho naclios, com;;diips.md d R|CHREL[ELD SCHOOLS ^Vedncsh Mrnii MAGIC VALLE.E Y ■ Lundi menu Fritliiy: laco soup, com breiid i nch loasl. Siiusiigc T\icwliiy: ilrciikf.iMli".nl).)l..irs mi MilkM-rver\'eil daily. r t , ' Monday; Beeileef and Iwan biirrito, Icttuce I;biilter. orange, iniil mix \Vcdnesday: CereCereal, cheny pic WcdncKliiy: UIm iiiiin,iiidw,iyv' <> M.imiii)dny; Sp.iKliutti. Iire.id siick\, H IG H S C H O'Ul> O and lom.ime^,e^, vegetable and (mii-b.ir, NCiiits anil grivy, scr;im_b|ed Thuriduy; llfcukf.iMM wiuli.Kh ^,,1 Choicc of milk seived daii;,iily, “ranRc roll GOODING SCHOOLJ L S . Krlduy: Scr;imbl'-d < k>! Chickcn nufwcis. maihcd ...... •n.cvdiiydjiy: i‘i«a. fniii -salad, salfid. Monthly:- Corn don. interer tots, diccd T^iesdnyi Ci r. n ie third Friday: Cereal,id, muffinsm • ' ’ ' ' l.unch Menu potat(>es,counirum y Rras-y, fmit salad. bakinR Choice of milk wrved daily. 1 Salud liur and milk vci pears, peamil cluster choicc is for junior tiiRii und liifiliigli sdiool Lunch ‘‘' - Xnesday, s . llcef slir (r^'. rite. Rreiii Tucsdjiy; Cliickcn pretiels Hit « am soup, tuna siindwidi, Monctuy; llv.iii% •iiulnd ii.im,I .•..rnhrfa.I j nfrnii . l jy: I*iR.in.a-lilanket. \-cRCt.iblc sstudents only. Monday: Clam strawberries and b.inan,is, h Mondjiy: Qucsadill.i/rice, sasalad bur, chocolatecyliniior..MIOc.>V; I 1 ■nmr»dii-iday: Chickcn fajitas, vdad.frnil. tssss' and fmil bar,r,puddinROip pi J Tuciduy: T.ico s.ihiil.,d.1.U'.ul,lKkv.l.,W. b der biscuii :l\irkey or tuna fish sandwidi. tgalaxy pizia Tuesday: Chiliiili on corn chips, com,- boy axiUic I)-: Sub sandwich. in.ic.ir«m wfud, Wcdneuliiy: l\irkey or lun ncip, irRciaWt-.ind fniit bar TbMday: Cnsp>- diicken sidann>7iii-,piHwpplciplc Wcdnctdiiy: IV|iin.ttiii liMn'.™,',;irrcii Micks wich, polnto chips, fmil cup,: ccf slew, vcRciahlc und fmil tbar, burritos (ries Wednesday; Hamburger, Har baked fries,' Jrio> Thursdiiy: KiM>.(|iiu undv ^Vednesday: Hot doR, wlad bar,ar.onem al „ k c , orange smilesliles iK^. i'li'iuh (rii'% fries, kiwi fruit, dannon yoRU ■ •njurtdiiy: G ini I I M M A N U E L "" ,lKI.lt Nacho supreme. , ^ Friday: Clnli/ir.iikt.iiki-ts. iinn.iinon Friday: LisaKna. Kissed k T}iursdiiy:Tiico. potnio bar, lenenyakincc toppiiDppiiiRS, Ureen licans. pud; applesauce. Rarlic fiunch ha-S' ...... T W IN FAL! ULLS HIGH SCHOOL , tw ills LUIUTHERAN SCHOOL IkiwI ding, apricots llri-akfaM isi.s 1ser^’ed daily. I-Vidiiy: I’isii Friday: Hot dog.Jog. Ibaked (ries, maple bar, ICO III milk every day. 5 H 0 0 L Lunch: Theile hiRh sdiool bius « dioice of B U R L E Y JUNIOR JU “:S;.day; Chicken noodle Muip, carrui MURTAUGH SC^ lambiirRcr bar. and siilad b.ir HAGERMAN SCHOC30LS ' “I’i’'-” ''*" cinn.imiin brc.id .sticks, fniit cock-;- VeRcialile, fruit bar, and i iicu b;ir on Wednesdays and H IG H S Cc Hh o o l b,ikt.- cookie Clioicc o( milk offered d,iily. daily. poluKi bar on Fridays. Main line menu ...... S H O S HlONE O N SCHOOLS Monduy: nainliiirtjor.i—" N.iili''' suiidwidi potiilii wcd(!c», i>cMdio,h o , IU) b.ikc loukii-, cliipi. raisins,niii rice krispy treats, curious' Friday: Chickcn niiKRef*' . -nicsday; l‘.i-l‘.isia bar. Ra-cn l>eans.or.inRi; Ifmit, mll-shcrl>ci , , , . beans. Italian breadiread.fniit cocktail u lu d . miiii corn ddK'' KforRc (milff'i snack slices, (a-ndill iiread,b coyote Rrill bar, deli Thursdiiy: Nacluis gr;mdc, sal t a l . Cliecxc lira bake, tomato soup, Wcdnctdiiy: Taii) cjr ur ciirn duK. I’orn. Thurtdjrtday: Sweet and sour chicken, RT A N D siindwidi pudding f • f...,!, cnickerx, pears,,animal anil crackers ,’• ROBERT STUARl Friday; Ham und dieese. fri opplc hidvci, ’i.itiid. hmtiiil |IKickvls ricc, mixed mi> vcKctuhles, rolls, ieliy, - M i/» u Wednesday;uy; Cheeseburger, fa-ndi fries, t n o . (nm. Chickcnciii nuggets, poiata Thuriduy:* Uukcdd iinijii)| •ipc'ciiil. pineappleiple, fiiriiine cookie O’LEARY JUNIOR'R H IG H diilied pe.icbeslies, fmit yoRurt, laco biir. deli icc cream Brcukfusi menu Inilt Clip, iidad. criM»t'> am iinidae bar Thursday;K ChickenC s;indwicli, poiaio IDAHO SCHOOL FOR•» ' n t ma.'Jied poi.itocs.iCS. fmitf salad, rolls, pump- Friday: Chicia-n iuikkmmtcU, Itench fric^ Milk served daily. ic.ipple diiinks. fmit nili iii>, applfw ucc. roll. chi)cnl.DCiiUile chip I’ixikii'. K IM B E R L Y Monday: Ccrcul, apple ju bar. deli s.nnd«vidi DEAF AND THE BU crackers UND f stcsv, chocolutc piidding; tolud. chickcn fried jicu •izza. Rrccn salad, fresh pear, Milk served daily.. leybuticr, oatmeal cookies .EMENTARY SCHOOL 'niesdny: lliscuiis and RrRr^ivy, oranKc /dippioR saucc, potato bar, dcli combread, honeybi ((uariers iircakfast menu ID SCHOOL Milk. CASTLEFORD k sei\ed doily. . \Vednesday: Cereal, (m iliicodiiail.cin- < Mondiiy: Fruit, scrambled cgicg^s.dnna. VVENDEL Mnndiinday: llurrito, mashed potutoes, lELL SCHOOLS iirciikfiut menu '• nam.m toasi mon ioa.^,1, ccrcul, syrup ed peui, diocolutf cuke sli scrnmbled VALULLEY SCHOOLS T\tcsdjy: Fruit, ham imd toa;nast. cereal. Breakfast andnd dioicei of milk ser\^ed Milk und jiiicc served iday:Tomiito loiip. deli sandwich,, Thunday: I-rench lunsl. Monduy; Cinniimunn “ S i cR«s, synip. pcan I is scn’ed daily. jelly n , (mil Jell-O , „ Ba-akfast is ; •Wednesday; I’anc.-ikcs und syn T\ic»day: I’aiicuke.i. wl«/.,rap " uS! lI J Friday: Cereal, pcaches.. ktoast/jelly Mondays I-nI.xsuRna, RTCcn beans. >x-asi HambiiTger, » l . fries, baby car- Inetday: I’inu. drcen beans, tossed cinniunon apples • Wedneiday: .Senimblt Lunch menu rolls, pcan df . ' . n l K : ChecseburRcr. french fries, . Thursday; Fmit, sausage p ofl taco. salsa, com, dnna; Tliurtdiiy; DniiKlimil*51“ Thur»dindny: Nuchoi, snlsu, bread slick,. . Milk served dnily. l\ie»day: Cl Krlwiy! Wiifflc Stix Monday: Deli sunilwich. rpotato diips. fresh (ruit, pidipicklcs. cookic EnRlish muffin, cerciil. jelly pear* Friday: Fnut. bisoiiu nnd grav I , . ..Lunch Menu Iny; Chili, cnickcn, upricots; cinnn- oronRc wedRcs, Kice-Krispispic bur, foot- >Vc^ctday:lay; Rikcd ham, scidloped poia- : Com dog, (rcnch (rict, , SuJud htirand milkit.tm «c da.lly. long hot.doK. salad bar Tiia-blend vcRctabks, biscull* cere.ll toes, Culiromia Lunch menu orange, peanut; butlerbun b.ir Mondny: Corn dojis ■nieiday: Open (ucc hamim lind cheese niurvluy:r. CCheese pizia. green salod, milk served Tliuifday: Pizu.>iiM. tossed saliid, pineap- ' •T\ieiday:IInmund ch Il’s soup, ranch ditssuiRLUIR. btradsticks, p isn sauce, Salad bur and dinicc of mi sandwich, Campbell’s pIe,powvr gelatiniliiJ ' Wednc»dny: Slnppy Ji K iMIBERLY B HIGH SCHOOL cclcry/pcanut buiicr. strawjwberrics and pineapple diur daUy. hunk* Monday; lUrkey bagel sandwilwich.maca- Friday: Sub3 sasandwich, tortilla chips, Thundny: «il>lw|iic'|iic undwlch Milk, : <1 bunnnas, pnsta bar, sonp nrnnd sandwich Fridny: Ca-aIream of potato soup, deli sand- k, fruit und veRftie bur served roni and diccsc, green beans,ns, opricoLv apple .. ('riday: Dch lundwlchwich Juily, bar wich. upplc-samsauce. crackcrs, carrot stick* ;ub sandwich, peanut butter bar Mandnndny: lUirriiii, cheese sticks Wednetday: tialian sut •Hicsday: Italian spo^etti, bto wluy; Dcii sundwidi. french fries : tidbit*, sun- D ili tn>ccoli.pcar sdioof fwichI mmenu* o are primat as a pvb- . ‘ ; C L O V E R TRINITY TF “'““I mini preiiels. pineapple i lUSS SCHOOL halves, brcadnlck* dnesday: Pizza maid ruisin snack, hot poclockcH, potato • asaee oizia. fw*m ria.Jbhatvf/nv the lunch mi-nu (breakfast NtiUc served(led daily. Wednesday; Cheese or sau-sj I) printed with the menus in LUTHERANSN S C H O O L inday: Niicho*, »alsa, brcud sticks* bnr cclery and carrot sticks, bunant p” t-rldaydny; I’otuto bar, roll* . Thunday: Chicken nunuRRCis, BBQ Monday:; RiRib-M“= on “ .Sunday !i papi-r; Kni io;77ic71nie- Milk wrvcd daiiy. ynlbtw nie* Jell-O , u uco, (ried rice, mandarin•in orange JcU- peodie*. royal Thursday; F ^ c h dip cr pea:eanut butter P.O. Box 548. Huin Falls. ID 83303, or Monday: Hoi doa.cnI,cuTQti,apricot* i i nIHTHOUSE U ' CHRISTIAN1 0,b*kingpov(derhiKulc«.cK chicken Mind- 1 Wiener wrap, catiou and cel- S3ff, (iitoitiofi; Liindi Mmuj. . TUeadajr; Spaahonl.Jttl.com. mixed (rult L lU n bcans, or^ingc uml jelly, seasoned potatoes,^ !strawberry /“* 73+55Jff, i wich, sulad bar ef)’, baked boa Dcadling is noon)n ISWednesday for tmblicatian •, Wcdne»day: Humm H«d n bean., corn- gLg day; Chili, celery sticks, peors, slioncnkc LEMENTARY SCHOOL Fridny: I’iiza. tossedI jsreen sulad, Wednesday F'ridiiy: llamburKcr, t.iier tots,ts, jM iw bar SuitJaj/. l^fcud. pineuppic il. applesauce, oatmeal cookiccic, laco bar cinnuroon railrail .ThufKhiy: nunihiirKnirKcr Kravy. hiiciiii. ' ftfondindiiy: .Sliippy joes, chips, fmil. Officials reielease child’ssidenti%
The Times-News______As they wenAfere pulling out, they jMarriaage------noticed the* toddlerto lying in fhe ly family." Coloradop hopet to gel civil union md realized he had 'Continued from B l to tear•ar at the foundations of ourur amendments hurt my BURLEY - Eric T Schchaefer, 2 driveway and te ' Two Kentucky legis-islators who legislationon considered by their 1/2 years old, died FrFriday at been hit by’ lheiht truck. ■ • In V irginia, illthe House of instimitutions," said Senate ill oppose th e am endmen er t a re spon- colleaguesies this session, Cassia Regional Mcdical;al Center Tlie boy’s: paiparen ts a n d his unclti JDcIegiHes overwhelmingly ovi RepubIiblican Leader - Bill s State of the Union soring a counterproroposal that In his afier suffering head injnjuries in rushed himm to the hospital iipprovud a resolmihition I'riday urg- S tephethens. Tbe-sday, President Bush ne would outlaw discscriminaiion speech Tbi an accideni outside of hi aff attempted to save ang C onyrussio sii[support a federal Gay-ily-rights advocates and some •d h e w ould support an '‘il T ,'' Modical staff ;rs against gays, indicated the Cassia County S jconstitmional amemendmunt defin- Democlocratic lawmakers Sheriffs ,i,c child, but he had suffered lit- “T liere’s no excuscise why fair- amendmein c n i to th e U.S. Department reported.Sa( jns marriage as heterosexual. denouiaimced th e m e a su re as polit- id in ju ries a n d .d ied at ness cannol be pasassed,” said Constituliution that would limit His father, Eric L. ' s S ' c t c L , resolution turruiw goes to th e icallyy motivated.r 3 p.m., the sheriff’s us Democratic Rep. KaKathy Stein. marriage[c tot a m an a n d a woman, and uncle had startedd to pull P iScna^c. “ Hit:llie purijose of amendments I rep o n ed . he “Other than the fact:t th at, unfor- • H e su(suggested this option their pickup and sno\owmobile licpartmemrc “We don’t w mnt tt to be left in the is to3 create c protections for the County Sheriff^s ite tunately, a numberr of my col- would berle n e e d e d only if “ activist trailer out of the drivtiveway on Cassia C ^urch where thi:;he measure wc citizen;ens of Georgia, not to write aid to think judges”’ overruledov existing feder-I Hillcrest Lane and hadid thought D ep artm ennt t and Idaho State lehningly several discrinriminulion into the constitu-lu- leagues ... arc afniii passed ovenvhehi al and statItate D efen se of M arriage house, the Police are corcontinuing to investi!- ickcn down by th e tion.” said; Allen Tliom ell. execu-cu- about it.” ’ the child wus in the hu ^Dors ago is stricki oluiion of the laws, lid. g ate th e accid:cident. his country.” said live director d of the gay-riglits;its Pending final resoh , sheriff’s department sait Wgh court of this Massachusetts courtrt ruling, no If Ohiollio enacts its pending ;the resolution'ss sjsponsor, Robert groupip Georgia lic]ualiiy ice state allows fuU-flecedged same- Defensee of Marriage act as •M cC onncll, referring rc to Tliehe American Friends Seivice akes amphithesleater plans us- sex marriages, expectcd,:d. only 12 states, includ-: Heyburn ma Virginia’s cxistiniting Defense of Commim itte e - a Q u ak er social jus- Qssachusetts, would be group - this w eek joined thehe •. Vermont rccognize:es marriage- ing Mass could Sturt as iearly a s M ay a ndb6 M arriage A ct. tice gr t one. By Brandon Flala led like civil uniorons, while wthout 01 finished by? AAu ugust, A ndrew sai^_. Georgia’s proproposed amend- campaipaign againsi the proposed others are Connecticut,, Umes-News writer______In California, Hawaiiii and N ew T he oti phiihcater would f]eaJ :ment - which could coi go on the amenijndment in Michigan. In nd, New Hampshire, Newr ------The am phii hts Jersey grant variou:)us rights to Maryland, oot-wide covered stage llovember generaeral electioti bal- • Keniuiiucky, about 30 gay-rights New Mexico, New York, . H EYBURN - Mini-CaRussia resi- ture a 45-foot- lay same-sex couples registered re as Jersey, N< ressing rooms, AndnS'( lol - was presentented Wednesday suppoiporters protested Wednesday , denis could enjoy a new;w outdoor and two dre^ Ty- domestic partners. Oregon,, RP hode Islan d , Vermoni, the slate Senaimute. Any change at thehe state Capitol, many carry- public amphitheater byly summer- said. No seaiii;ating w ill b e built, bill Jge L egislators in Malarylaiid" and Wisconsinsin and Wyoming. ;io iradltional murriage mu “begins ing signssij saying, “Anti-marriage dm e. grass and shatshade trees are planned The city of HeybumTl and the so people couldcou! b ring law n c h ^ H ey b u m Economic Devi2velopmcni to sit in as; iheyihc watch events.Tne Committee already haveive chipped am phitheaterIter would be used fof \ your \eigislators in about 514,000 for ihthe project, concerts, play>lays and o lh er commu- D talk to s, A ndrew said, r n Want to which is estimated to cosost $44,000, nity events, A inator Earl “We wantni tot< em phasiie this is a r s State Capitol Building • By phene: • i Heybum Grant Coordin Hero’s how to uiid. becoming an annual event that 334-2488 ‘ " " " 5 3 2 4 7 2 0 “ ■ 8 6 2 ^ 6 1 9 Some suggested a birththday party could continutinue to draw people to Jaquat. l>- / J il: l»fls®5afellnk.net. pAX:•AX: 862-3688 for lh e d ty ^ centenarianms. Burley. FAX.-72M6 Ketchum ^ •Rep. ■^l E-m1all; bad^ importance in th^ 7 3 4 6 3 6 0 Denton could, lak e place at Cityity HaU and the railroad’s B»non,R- E-mail: - I Oarrlnitoo, partidpants and spcctatators could d t ^ develn. R- ' 654-2712 th e group agreed. boxim in1 theth Builcy area duijSe E-mi nnial year, they said. RM m btrty S e v e ru spea)|(crs saidJd the river the centenni) ,,non«m8glcilnk.coi I ' R«P*rt M f l Home. k
^ 73S 38I 7 Stennett. I 436-3776 3515 FAX: 78&4^ M e tc h u m Home ' I U phone; .‘.Ji- ; • ' 1.7 2 5 « 1 0 6 — : S 4 4 4 4 ■ FAX: 4 : Sunday. Jimuryry 25.2004 TVn*»^««n, TMn MU.HU.I— ======ther dissideimts from FIWS i f i l i m nn a k e r a e s d r e sa m I d a h o achiev( ______chulurch prepaiire to speakkout V COLOILORADO C rry , Ariz. (AP) - Chatwin was excommurmunicated for ^ A m anu) ^who openly challenged tmin solidting two underageage girk to be Movie chariTims , " rker. who said , , orderr fromfi the fundamentalistst his plural wives. Parker • r Je ffs a s k e d h im a fewAT weeksWl ago to . . . ■' j ' church.I:h leader to leave this border audiences att B ' t ( ^ haha-s pawd the way for othersr prepare - documentsits .to evict ' dl’uidenJents to come forward, anin Chatwin from his residtjsidence, said friting the girls V antipoljwlygamy advocate says, C h a tw in h a d b e e n writir ^ Therecre are “fiw or six” peoplele anonymous letters bebefore their the Sundance:e : Jgj ic father got a restrainraining order ■ who have ha been ousted by, the Fundamlamentalist Church of JesusJS . against him. JO Attempts to contactict CChatwin for Film Festival t'-jK ' Christ5t c of letter Day Sainw who al now want wai to follow Ross Chatwinin com m ent w ere unsucce;iccessfuL • icd the allega- ' p a r k CITY. U ta h ( A P')T )- F ro m in tellin)Hing tlieir stories. Jay Beswick± But Chatwin denied ^loming News, th c ag e of U J a re d H ess knk n e ,w h e ' rM . saidSalSattirday • tion to th e D eseret Mon u" saying the teenagens camcca to him wanted to bc a filmnm m ak er. hey want to bring it down," ••• • *h k !> 1C and his vrifc, scaredI ofo f being ! mar- TYiming a keen - if hyperbcrb o lic - ''' ’ ■ sai d BesBeswick. of the group Help the JB£jdes. ried to o ld er men. eye on his hometown of PrP re sto n , hey (the pris) D iscoscord within “They Idaho, anci w riting a castt oof f ch ar- cam e; tmmunicated WtUlt t(to. If a few t until they Festival and won a distnl Jt 20 men. i: 18. It's all a lunderstand- deal w ilh Fox Searchlight. m anyy iconsidered StUnd Uup, it could "It’s a dream come true,’ to bcjliisrivak. lli , mg.” I a rare sliow of said. Atpm, T hleimtoldntim- eu mUKC it betterL for all. inar . T he movie featu res a chad ia ra c te r )f excommimi- defianceance in th e typ- iy .secretive Hess, 24, developed for the.h e s h o rt \aron Ruell, pose for a publicityty photo for the film ‘Napoleonjn IDynamite’ In )ns have con- • . ically eft, jon Ories, Jon Heder and Aarc n m u n i t y , film “Peluca” that was :rew. Tliey were just rereally Hess has won lake it b e tte r for Napoleon, who w ears m obio b n b o o ts : the m o d e’s place can be b evicted at any timtne. stand up, it could make and was the accciccom m odating,” h e said. “ It was m oviegoers, bu t th in w arm w eather to go alord o n g w i t h ncc competition ChatwiItwin said hc believes that Jeff•ffs all.” ;uch a small town a lot of)f the in the Sundanci knew that dniw- hi? large-frame glasses a : n d T- film’s costume sud ow the sole owner of the UEl Chatwin said he knc ocal restaurants and stuff hailadall could, bring it it som e o fficial is now m self could put shirts of wispy, screen*pin - p r in te d designer - a job loca whichch Chatwin estimated to be b ing attention to himse that musi have ' thcjh e se g reat discounts.” acclaim . .his life in danger in a community horses. waits. Tlie film’s w o^it h about SlOO m iiiion. Groth has been selecting; fifilms But more awa 1th, notorious for retaliataliating against ' IC te llin g Jared Hess effectively G lespite that alleged wealti He spends his time o r th e festival fo» 10 years. yc pick-up by Fox SetSearchlight means au t th in g s cleared out for Itwin claimed Jeffs recentlItly malcontents, exaggerated stories about e can a likely wider relrelease later this «rc to happen, model in eveiy Prestonori th rift store of their. WaiWatching tape after tape 1 the men of the d iu ^ tto If som ething wcrc like his “girlfriend,” a mt id, but year. Hess is ahalready planning “ 000 however. Beswidc's5 (Toupgr already maginary most kitschyly SOsi item s. bsecom ee e m onotonous, h c said, rease their donations to Sl.OC Oklahoma, drawing ima another comedyly film and possi- per- has sofe houses readya(ty for Chatw in diculed at It’s the chcharming characters Hesrtess’ film stood out. lonth above the normal 10 pe creatures and getting ridic quite bly a “Wonder Ycars”-likeYc televi- ^moni ond his family, who10 is standing by a nd Prestonn tthat helped the film “A lot of the stuff isn’t q It tithing. school. 2n one sion series based;ed on “Napoleon “ jike his side, jfiness is catch the eyeye of TVevor G roth, w hihat we’re looking for. W hen I. Scott Beny, Jeffs’ Salt Lal ^ Adding to the goofir riginal Dynamite.” cum ‘Tm not gomg: to leave him," lal family Sundance’si seniors programmer. ‘ concom es along th at has th e ori( y-bascd lawyer, did not retir Napoleon’s dysfunctional omedy “ I ho p e th a t peoplepe c an look at ffice s a id h is 32-ycar-oidwd wife, i Lori, T he movie wiwas filmed there over a anc n d distinctive voicc a n d con one messages left ot his offi a a d fellow geeks. th a t ’’Napoleon D ynam ite"‘ hhas,it th is film a n d kiniand of see It as Its iday and Saturday by The Tl Chatwin’s familylily could hove But thc inspiration1 f o r th e 22 days lastX July.J th a really grabbed mc,” h c s a id1. .' “The ow n world iindI o\own style a n d th e ^ssoc:so d ated Press. b e e n re a s s ig n e d to0 anotherrni m an in ^ovangup “I actuaUyUy have some family rea ond diildren ore movie, Hess says, was gro beauty in this film is in thc unique characterters th at have been 3ut Rod Parker, on attorney wlwho town, as women ond ,000-popu- from Preston;on, Idaho, so I recog- bei 1 property. in Preston, Idaho, the 5,00 details. I’ve watchcd it soI nmany created.” represjresents tJie FLDS church, sasaid considered church pn lation town located ju s5t nr o r th of nized the sceiicenery,” G roth said. d et YellowstoneB chiefI doesn’t’t expect sumnm er restrictiol>ns ' ark, to fATIONAL between Dec>ec. 17 a n d Jan . 11. Of such sue as Zion National Par ,’ mVELLOWSTONE NAT alleviate traffic. PARK, Wyo. (A P) ^ - Park those, aboutlut 8,800 arrived on all Superintendent Suzanneme Ccwis snowmobiles,cs,4,S00insnowcoach- —. does not expect sumnm m e rtim c es and 9,000)0 by autom obile. ■ iSravel restrictions even1 though th it “What is: reallyn important is to I . Jcems likely that snowiowmobiles tell the publiiblic that the park is I Wl jvill be banned startin•ting next open and peoplepet can and are vis- |__ S h a d (^ ^w ? iting Yellow;owstone this winter," A 9utldlary ol ladow co r N o € Winter. ^ s h j 8Slevon* Pitre# & A»*ocl«t«», Cl •' “We have nV) plans u ur n d e rw a y Lewis said. that have anything to0 do ( vrith Lewis saidlid it is clear that thc lestion^ olved in parks’ winter a the Qu( eded vehi- issues involv XIh a V st closing thc p a rk to w h e e l , N . ' * * ;nt are totally separate 320 Main Ave. dos," Lems said, m anagem ent ■ andhog Day Is Just arou■und t h e „ k o trict Judge from summemer management and G ro u n c u 'A ruling by U.S. D istric Twin Falls k u / Emmet Sullivan lastst month should have,ve no cffect on sum- ( » m c r ., W hat do you think wlU111 h a p p e n ? resulted in new rules; fofor snow- mertime acciccess. 7 3 4 - 8 4 1 5 S e n d us yy o u r p r e d i c t i o n , a n d UIf you are . vstone and Shuttle busesbu have b een p u t lo m obile access to YelIowst< r i g h t a nld d 'we draw your nam e.. y3 o u w i l l (^ n d Teton national paparks the use in someTIC parks in the West, I— WKky • u r4n f n afreepenondi ad. day before th e sta rt of thr cof clean- JH h^ S g l Tesraiis fed o wV uDdBi d r o p I t o f f a t t h 6 n e er-buming snowmobilescs in favor IBBOP?BiSi!! ' Assi!listed Uving f r o ni t p fflW t ’o r e n t o P i # * • of . plans from thc endn d o f th c \ aite .'’i ial home for seniors • Owner operat pHnton administrationn t o p h a s e • Now acceiccepling palienls • Small residential h J im t W m • suites • loving care by prolessional out snowmobiles altogethe t h e r . • Slale licenseinsed • Reasonable prices • Private sui That cut in'halfthe nun u m b e r of iqowmobiles that arere a llo w e d th is winter. utiful newfacillw - .. ^ ‘ John Sacklin, d iie f oof f jp la n n i n g J295 LONGBOW DRIVE g m for Yellowstone, said mcm o r e t h a n -336T«3Qfl-fl76fl»J36»9Q2>Q2T . I 22,000 people visited1 t h e p a r k
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W e s '!' Boise final]ncial investiitigatioh S t a t ee lookss t o g ri v e p a jy i n c n • e a s e [records sht.-ar as il did at ih ilower to bring tl\e By Bob Fick ibe l ‘)‘X)s ill infonnadon lc(icdinology. plan and theihen provide additional * * Brentjj Coles, iiis o n c e d iie ffo 0 f s ta f f first whistleblow jn :lm ifd.1 >11)i miUion in general -sources trip to the CityyCoundl’s Cc attention, Tha A«»oclated Preas . Slate iWice troojiers aiand otiier atsh-anotherier S5 million.or so - for and the city’s ex-human rest ------. i.\\ moni'y.u^y. lii.itc h e d by S').2 m il- ous sen- DozeaS” of pages pag of intervie>rs in.'rv5iinel are finding bettttterpaying onc--dmc.bononases if tax receipts manager „ are serving varioi tslcr.il .uul oiher funds, in nisusing were bladcedJ out oi by the stale BOISF. - Fear th at n.-re%vnuce«i , jolK in o ther slates o r in ir dty or - come in stroironger than exjiected tences jj behind bars for mi [ and the pov- hi> >2 biliiiliion budget for the year because the information mf would m ates arc too bright ai counly departm ents in IdaJaho. After over the next:xt sbc monlhs. taxpayer j; dollars. f.u \mU hkcly tb,ii iK-pi•gins in Juiy. 'Hie Ci'sli )f about “deprive a persocrson of a right to a cmor's budget too f.u two scientists bailed out of thesiatc Distribudonion of the cash is llie snn- Bul a partial review of Z percent of paynill but tigaiory fair iri;d or ann impartialin adjudica- torpedo many state six’n d in s ii'.i • ^ I forensic lalwralory for btbelter pay gle .stumblingig block.1 Lasvmakers like 2,5002 pages uf investi] - but not .1 " o u Id be 'disbtirsed- based on ire bad lion" or wouldluld “constitute an tiatiws thi'! winter - elsewhere, Directorr Dan Shirley MccKague,Kj tlie Meridian records shows even mor< tr.crvJM.- for n icn t. not,01 giveti to all wurkei>: in unwarranted inviinvasion of personal lo n K -d e ffr rv d p a y tr.« Cbarlxjneau had lo give ihi[he remain- Republican whowl us vice diJiirman of behavior. |j .m .U'n>vsvs ttlie board hike, \ito rn c y privacy.” saidd Deputy E Attomcry sta te \\-orkers. ing .scientists money fmmm iliose the H ouse,e . H um an Resources Althougli th e Idaho Ali .-piCJllv onc of The (l»aluestion is syhelher it is :aiion is General Midiaellael Henderson, chief ■ T\-pi< sitlaries to keep them fromim leaving Commiltce,ar. are fed up witli pay rats- . Genenil's ( Office invesiigat lAst pu-v-is put enough to to e n d a n e-xochts liegin- i further of the office’s criminalcnn law division, hmvironmental Qualityly Director cs going to dietlic h i^ e rp iiid workers. ongoing, „ there will be no f 1 th e < t.ite\ nuig to l.iket.ik ils lull on llie^' ality elease several hand- loyees who 'T m intercfrested in the pc>ople on charges^ againsi Coles, lo{op aide -'lliey did relej Ju ic p u a Je - of s- -ue senset ices and eliminate tiie Sieve Allred siiys emploj ft for pay the front-line,le. the people who put a Gaty ( l.yman or fonner Human I written love notesnoi< Lyman sent to assingiy poor circum- have recently (piit left otten left out emb«rrass jnrnient,’’ McKague .said. Resources j DireciorTammyy 1R ice, a Rice during theii:heir 18-monih extra- some state workers have increases awniging 33 pericrccnt. face on go\-cm ni imancial stances so keep good “Tliey’re tliec o o n e s who need the nd-s- spokesman j; said. marital affairlir and copies bf legated to. "We’re not going to ki vs»irv> inten.si- relefj ’re not getdng diem." All three are currentlyy in th e cliecks R ice wroiivroie. th a n 2!5() e m p lo y e e s in people wilh what's goingg on> here," es and they’re - a sa!ar\’ More tl Even if th.the raises are passed. Ada ^ Couniy .lail. 'Hie records n Many of thele peoplep< d te d in the vase for manv the slatee prisonj system are work- iie said. Iger w6rk for the dty. State pay scales in gene;lenil are IS state salarici-ics would continue to include |, a prom ise of immurunity for records no longci the stale’s i»g a seCiecinul job to make ends lies aide For that reasreason, current jiercent l>ehind private indidiistry and lose ground,cl. ' Siizanne c Burton, the Cole >00 w o r k e r . > « e et. DnDirector Tom Bcauclair me Republican Maxine gaily Ii.s- officials do lotn ot appear to. be too Idaho ■ other govemmenLs amind losing But Jerome who joined Lyman in illegt mmvd to the ftv of them have a third rm an of th e House j Council inierestcd in the records released gniund daily, according toOlhe l stale's Bell, diairm toning to a closed Cily C Legislature ir,;:7of the list ot job as welveil. yor Dave Bietefs annual siilaiy evaliuition.n. 1\inio\trr Appropriaiiorions Committee, Ls con- executive session. Friday. M ayor mties. lliirtyV of the department's c d to fii- spokesman, Michad Mic Zuzel, said S\-.LS limited during thc itrecession - . sinced a solidilid m ajority in boUi die Uust year, Coles adm ittcc 2004 1’™™,nd none too empU^ves.•es ar\.- e lig ib le for w rlfiu v d Senate believes the j rs o m c n l the mayor’s officjffice has no plans to _ dosvn lo 12 percent from1 181 perccnt House and : ing a false reimburs sx-ei ;iauv-1 not getting a the.siwnele kind of pres.suie in any ■ of sjiedalty aieas in the action. Many believe sisupiKirt is do more." oots pack of)f seven raise is smokinK soiniOIIIL-Iliine.” lUimlM 111 Official shc wolves thatit were killining cattle __ Eormeni-a W ^ -IdlahoV i MliG r o n -vtvill del^^sfc-in to -- POLARIS, Mont. (AP) - A fed- McDougal spoilpolled llie remaining er;il wildlife offidal has slshot a n d six wolves cast;ast of Polaris in the defends killed a pack of seven1 wolves GrasshopperVal•Valley and shot all of inufactuirin g :responsible for killing c;ic a ttle in them. laging cl:hip mai joe Fontaine,ine, th e U.S. Fish and southwestern Montana. appointnment ™ . Graeme McDougal of thtl e U.S. Wildlife wolfIf p projeci leader for ic's budget worldwide: area expected to dou- ottcd the Montana, saidaid the wolves that SUN VVALLMY (AP) - Four contributing to thc stale Wildlife Services first spot ble in 20041 aai n d th en do u b le again ^ jn J a n . 15 svcre killed inchnduded an adult pair •publican (lov. years Ifrom now. Micron shortfall. pack just east of Polaris on BOISF: (A D - Hepii [Jercent of by 2007. and five yearlinirlings. Dirk Kemptlionie’s forrformer d iief of T edm oloflogy will be a computer Although just 5 pe from the ain is now in “It’s a gooiood tiling for Micron lo ' believed llie Big Holelole and Grasshopper staff on Friday defd efended his mcKiijryy company - and more. • Micron's production is T hc w olves w ere b' gure could diversify its its base and do more ; are not a good loca- apiHiintment to thcL- coundl c that Chairiiianlan Sieve Appleton say.s. imaging diips, lhat figi responsible for killing ca from a make a living i vear ago utter 1011) yuaR as ta stronger-bul different industry for DRAM, used i prc- ny. helicopter, McDougal spijp o ttc d a trouble,” h e saiisaid. K em pthom e's top uid«lidc and doM “ ' lal com put- “T here are 'longer-term 2r nearby Fontaine saisaid he’s not sure laay. dominantly in personal dead calf and a randier siocialioiMvilh -cumian prospccts; for DRAM chips solves came from arid adviser, called his assw Icton said the firm syill ers. waving at tliem. After landriding an d where the wolv th c governor im m atcriimai. , Applcli broaden its although competition co is keen," til last March that his r ' production of its imaging Instead. Micron will bi talking to th e rancher. MiVIcDougal it wasn’t until I 1 over a long boost prc ch. “My relationship o tiny electronic cameras rcach into products! that are .said Church. was able to shoot one! 'wolf on agency was ablable to confirm they f p eriod of tim e w ilh thcthe govem or is chip.s; tn 3n acknowledged that n th e area. ire used in camera cell potentially more stai:able lhan Appleton Tbesday. were even in th well known." Rebergiergcr told tlie that are ilatile price thc firm mi|night lose some DRAM arting lo see sightings s,di|^tul cameras and some DRAM, whidi sees vola Later, U.S. Fish andI Wildlife “We’re startii S e n a te Judicial^ CoiCommittee. “I phones, d market sharlare as it drives produc- 'here we haven’t seen ,:J ill su p p lie s . ssvings. • Service officials approvccc d killin g in places svher know tho oovcmor wcwell enough to medical: ic a l m ass in tion of imlaging ag chips forward. Tliursday, wolves before,”re,” h e said. / i n ot attem p t to “ It willvill d i a n g e th e fla v o r o f th e• “Today w c have critic, th e rest of th e pack. On Tl know that nc would nc u t w hether companyiny os we move forward" the DRAM space, but influence ine.”! 5 p crccnt o r |------— And If th n t nttcmjirmpt wtw m tide; Appictotton said at Micron's annual1 th at m eans we h tv e 15 ] h e secomefact!t 1 instead,d, il sviil provide siai)iiity/ Ilic move toward nunaking liny lliLs is reality llie otlieiilicrniOTlwrici lie company, iviiich iiasJ eiecinmic camera chipsps from siii- r \ • / thpw iuidl wotild agn; ed from liillioii dollar prof- con wafers will noiI result in o|M rate witli a grvntat (deal of inde- . . ,liiiion-doliar losses, another restructurirring, said jxrndence of judgmentent and aclion." Mirrorron, the world’s .second- Appleton, who said engiI gineers and rted the con- . Reberger rejectet 1 producer of dynamic ran- workers will bc able to m ake the tention that liis appojpointmcnt put 1 ;iccess memory “DRAM"' .shift. four Republicans onin the seven- is also Idaho’s largest pri- Last February, thee com pany memlxjr council whcihen only tluve chips, is mployer. 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L e w iss to n n iu r s e s a n s w e ir a c a ll l i n g t (o s e r v (e a b r o) i a d sionaiy's home fbac- "Ihaven^rpnprayed so much as ets. IheIll only privacy at the outut- ice water at a mission lands to e at firsl, fol- tamiaminated with a number of 1 got.. :auses I d id in Africa,” WellsW< said. houseisc was provided by tarps.Tluh c was th e d osest she got Women experieience L'SEr*"le wives and then the teriieria, induding one that cai led t^vo w eeks, •e left O ne of th e toughighest pans, Cline heatIt anda hum idity w ere relentnt- The journey lasted t.,. diildren. • blinjliniiess. The villagers were So induding the flights;s and an a lengthy • vith thc choicc of drinkingg the said, was the und«nderstiuiding they less,i, notni lifting even at iiigln. S< primitive conditIllions '•These'peoleople do not have an , with rc thc bugs. mosoimi- w orked in a Muslimim village and "We wondered how they liviived,” . strangers from hundredshu: of milc.s day wi V l.EWISTON(AP)-WlicVlieriagirl the group was w * advised not to ling and the flu. 'Hiey cookc(;cd w ere advised not :o to gogt an>'\vhen.* 31ine said. “T heir m ain soutcrce' of away were willinglg toi trawl thc dis- soning was being bom at a m m; akeshift drink from it unlessi the w ater was Clin lir own meals, but withou)ut o u tside th e camp byjy themtl selw s, protprotein was peanuts." tance and do thcheir best to help, thoir clinic in Koralla, a villageIge in East filtered, rigenilion, icc o r cool''•^. it wa:vas Yet th e w m e nI say sa Ihey got The days Bloom, Cline• a n d Cline said, rcfrigc .^Guipea, the Americann imcdical Many famiimilies took drinking Tl ficuU to k eep things freshsh. m ore than they ga\xv;a\x*. The grati- ^Velis spent th ere w ere amongngthe They slept tvvowo in a lent a n d diffici ^tcam had to wai' until1 th e after- w ater from ththe Niger River, which Wel ne craved lem onade. A glass;of o tude of the patientsSW.IS wa humbling. most challenging in their livescs. bathed in cold \vatcrw. wth buck- Cline i I ;,noon to perfomi a Cesartsarean sec- the workers■s were told was con- mos "don. 1 That was tlie only timeim c of day •(jnough sunlight flowed:d intoi the ;hiit for them to see’ wwh h a t, they '\yere doing.' ''' Among those who helpielped wcrc Lorraine Cline of Clarkstrkston, and ’Tjcbby Wells and Janiceicc Bloom, both of Lewiston - threerce friends ^ !wlio have worked toge}gether as ^ I'operating room nursesses ■'■Jo.seph Regional Mcdicalical C entcr • ip L i s t o n . ‘ . *‘My first reaction wasvn great ■joy,” C line said of the b irin h . “Tlic baby was very pink and[ind looked ; wonderful, so we wciw ere very n i •thrilled.” For th c th ree it ^vas a higlilighth m l HUB of an eight-day stay a t th ay m ei!n t . who is now retired. Betwetw cen the I H — threCriheylve-becn-DnJlSO iU rip sJo ______nine countries. Cline has done the; nm ost - a -dozen since she startedcd in 1998. g M l loiithly PaymeiBlit her -friend |«|B H I O Ml 6ev Matthews, anothei . from the operating rooroom a t St. i ” W Joseph, also h as traveleded overseas F !ri^ ’n '^iV irffltiSS ; to assist on medical titeams in |B H :| •qnderdevcloped countrieTies. i r . Three of Cline’s tripss hihave been I O i «n te r e s i witli C hristian groups.i. CCline and - - '.tiie others say whatI nmotivates ^BjH j ■^em is iheir faith thathat tliis is ■\york G od h as callcd thenhem to do. “People leam more> byb} actions IO aiiccrued in te r eBSt* 'than they do by wordi>rds,” Cline said. “America doesn’tsn’t always | | r ^ H c. 'have th e b est reputation. ‘til ' Tlie difference they^ m ake in people’s lives can bee tdramatic. ,:jhe Cesarean would have he been ’ complicated even in anin /American 'hospital. Tlie motherr v, was preg- nant w ith twins, one ofif wwhom had KO(0 5 beeri dead for aboutu t a week * I! p aaid l in full ' ' r‘: before the mother cama m c to the w lthIthin i terms. ■ clinic. O A C . S o o r The b abies were lyingIng sideways store for' ,. in Iier womb, instead of w\ ith their 'IP IE B 'IB '''''' d e t a i l s . ’ I; heads do\vn facing th e bbi irth canal a W i : i as they n eed ed to b e fo A mMITSUBISHI i m supererboiil Party Pi tional labor. Tliat wasn m with purchase \\ ered u n til th e doctors didanultra-dic UR.Ill* ble machine nW U|.jpgradeable ■ sound wilh Uic portable I n c M e s S h a r p M i c r o t v m ;; they brought, tlie onlyrdyonefor p|Q |i| <; hundreds of rniles. ITAL TELEVISION 228 8 Bags o f Popcom didn’t have i TTie clinic, which di< H o o vv e e i r S i d e w i n d e r V a c utu u r n electricity or runningg water,w was • Wldatereertea(1S:9)48"Seie8tt5la He j. not equipped for surgcrjjery. Lacking , oiamoad'Bd VI$lea9PneMoo BpVeal Sftt$a;0nsa ' tables and shelves,supplpplies had to mibMlallcnFla^PhotpborCRTi 1 be stowed on the flooroor. But the ' . 0 tle$ltfHtm I I', tem porary relief. Sexucxually trans- *" • OIUMi ¥ltltie rm ltlti Of lie iD -U pgradeable T •ntMJennit"nftfk$tm$ [ mhted diseases areire rampant, 42" HD • miiUid VtOa fncittlii CInt''ttKlbj W h ile SuppuppUesLastJ ^ j indudina syphilis andJld gonorrhea 199 .dbiodcs, nnd Q IQ II • o m r I that respond lo antib ITAL TELEVISION • •«*»»»»«*»It 1 HIV, w hich is incurablc m I; The women compmplained of • wUtum;n n m i* 2 '' D l • C$HiTntrDI$m»tUiltir ]• extreme fatigue and! ad ie s in ilicir scnnSliliirt *Plus * Free Stand '• necks and backs. Theh e pain came • oitmttiUmial^rrtcltltMOtUetl I «WhUe Supplies Last! l^from carrying theirlir b abies, o n ------Sftttm.wl»vitt Mitftntr nospttr c m i ., ” u.their backs and washti)htu b s on their • WUiluiitti W n M u ttlif eirttltrr [;. heads filled wilh waterite r o r food. • p n t f ic and needed • DifliUtt M ost w ere anem ic a VtlitltrSM Mt/tUUti (m u)V . f ii iriron. The women typtypically ^trPi$M$n Stillf I! eight to nine childrenren, one right • jjl^tcr another. AboutIt hhalf survive, s u p e r s t o r e ittfariliutti. > riCONVEts « . kres;! 'jEach child nurses until un another .jipitdin1 In (all »ltnio tirmi. OAC. Sm it«ft tt W l i TIONS nmmitl.Ami*UANCO • tucnoM a > Koono • noo«ioo*covnwo ^J.;{ Inbrother or.sister comes coi along. ^ O p o n t i J L O C A T I [^'liiat means the womeimen arc nurs- S m ic lu j’s !V ine. pregnant or bothih forI IS to 20 ' ” “ isaa ra ^ ^ G U A R A N DrTEED C R PJIT 74 d rt-tm m -i\i |::yeats, said Wells, Sc H abla Espailrilol UVERY . MmOTOBEFnUMm m ^eoiurStuaKti n That takes a tremenilendoustoUon TO ANHINE 18L8 YEAia OROUiro e x p n e s s o a m id. The custom \ ^ * * 2 - ij-ltheir bodies, she said. ’ ... ^ ------M Tlmti^twt, IWln Ftlli.'slli.ld^ Sunday. Juiuaiy 25,20120M • ______• ~ i
N a t i o n _ ■■ . T Investitigation1 of Lib;>ya l^d:[s Wal1-Marttiries to COontrol da]amage i The Washlnglngton P o it now say Presidesident Bush’s recent- In Ji multi-prongergQ propos^ to graigrant legal status to Tlie TV cotcom m crcial opens ^vith ^ undocumentede d iim m igrants shows ;kmark ^ a young coupDuple on a sofa smiling , counterattack,, thl . the issue shouldjuld be one of policy * isive nuiike blacl :riminal prosecution. extens , ar their toddiddler son. As the boy debate, not crim . Wha Washington Poits t problcmlatic at milestone in nuclear monthlong investigation11 w u s., „uj2lcsastulituffed a n im a l and hugs ,w6rld’s biggest3t So far, lh e; sp spirited.defense is. proliferatiiatiofi. U.S. a n d lAKA offi- British and United N ations jr,,,,5 his fa th e r explains having littlee :impact.' Federal s arc not backing Libya's quest f(for atomic cials aree investigatingi one possi- inspectors who have beeccn given ,1,^, ,he you,Qungster was bom wth company-tiie menost investigators a iheir case, \vhich is ' weapons wis aidedI l)yl>3 a sopliisti- ble mlanufacturing ar site in access to formerly secret“ liver diseaseise and un d en v en t two - . down from ihei fadiities in and around ■ feared and powerfrful being heard in ssecret by a special catcd niidctir blackk market i ihat Malaysia,a. with the help of that “I major surge,■genes by th e tim e he :n Pennsylvania. The offered weapons dedesigns, real- country’s’s government, g well-placed ’Die visits were grana m ed m 7 momluitlis old. -»Kol ‘ ^rand ju iy in T December after Libyanin le a d e r .,,,.5 j com petitor in gloJDUl t company’s coiconsumer surveys time ledmical advict/ice and thou- officialsI said. si ’Ilie site has been e to know that I work Col, Moammar Gadhafi’s altitudes toward Wd- sands of sensitive pannirts - some of visitedl)y by U.S. officials in the past isdramal- (opacompaipany that would take • show public attii he would retail - is seeking held' flat for'six them ai>parently mamanufactuad in two w eeks;ks. th e sources said, ic announcem ent that lu everything we went 10 . M art have he identities .of the people renounce w eapons of mass through,”the man says, Tlie ad n a nc ■ montlis.Tliat’st’s “n “ ot a s good a s ^te secret factories. aC'according to 'llie idc h a n g onto its imagi6® lijjg JO J diplomals and experperts familiar behind the th smuggling openition destniction. ,, , cuts to th eI manmi at work, wearing a to do. but given tlie w ith th e prolie of Libyibya's\vfii|N)ns . have nott beenb revealed, but inves- While Lil)ya’s overall familiar bluelue vest w ith w hite logo, A m erica’s friendi/jly current cnvironironment, we’re hold- progress was described as m odes , .. J ing strong,”' saidsa Alicia Smith nroKTiini. tigators s;isay th e centrifuges pro- >: “I don’t think people ’Hie scale of lher hiblack-market vided to0 Libya1 are of the same - most of the parts it c f great the benefits are hometown nierchalUnt. KrieseofGSDS: thd Texas firm operation - describiribed l»y one design us a; machines used in wero StiU packed in boxixes - the a,Wal-Mart.’rt. Without Wal-Mart, he that created sonsom e of th e TV ads.i expert as an "intenuititiatioiial siijwr- P ak istann’s ’s nu clear w eapons pro- revelations about IJbya’s - 1 don’t know that he’d Nonetheless,^ss, Wal-Mart’s retalid- marlun: tional centrifuges,, tlthe sources ‘Ilie lAKiiKA. the U.N. nuclear m airing in late C e n te r for Responsive Poliiilities. O'Keefe, headad of< R idim ond, Va.- acting in tiieir interests,s, looking J** began said. It also pmvideded lihya with watdidog,og, d isclo sed th a t thO ?r, Wal-Mart suffered A t th e sam e lime. Wal-P1-Mart 'is based Em ergen•geiice, a brand con to make nudear weapons,IS. 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"W e w an t i TImet-News wwfi riter L u ing a couple of week:;eks from now, ------:------op3cn, en the game, Tcamm:mate here and they aUI pplay a lot of min- bodiesies at Jerome, . “That’s going to “W«‘We just kept thc defensiviive come tournament[ titime, That's name.theieam aftafter TVTOr-FALLLLS •> The TWin Falls Graham rab Stanley foUowed wwith utes,” Finn said. “ le of-his four triples for thele 6-0 make them a lot[ bbetter down the pressussure on,” Harr said. “WiA^e w hat our focus is.” Bruins pressursured and wre down one < •2 Great Basin ■ •■himselfi.the ad. Jerome’s Craig answei/ered road.” kneww tth a t if we held th em in th0tJ1 TcSBCoMIMJ« J 0nM.»SM»T5»«( r . The g a mle e opened with an littlettie tired and TSvin staned b< b a k e r hit a long th e loclocker room and on the court,rt.” -ibwiCRwoijintaU,:M4Uu.&^ ■ anclExpositasiQon intensity comrimmon in this rivalry. ii^Blg ^u s to th e rebounds," T ^er Hazelba OM.Ot.ItUU«7. h e knew that oi^d as well ds thc acadeidemicall- ^^29-23 3uck- \ 23 on a pair of consecutive buc about 10 pcrcen t oof f the athletes .stars from these sports, tip-in \ " E ” '* ets o tf t h e: glass.gl But Don Deshazer’s tip- were taking steroidoidis. He figured loints \ family is requested toJ bt n n g a sp ark ed NlC'iIC’s sp u n . Gipson had five poin at least another 100 pp< e rc e n t h e did- ransi- ^l:. ■ - - A homemade dessert withh 121 serv- during the‘ run,n including a dunk in tran n't know about wwere ei also using e to p H i n ^ . ; • tion a n d a lotlong fall-away ju m p er off th e li diem. , of the glassss i th at rattled in just beforee t tl h e ■> ' s . \ ^ “The reason I k3 n ie e 'w about those Hbckey group plan!SnS buzzer soundinded. m .10 percent is thathat when their i r U n en's boxscore wiU appear ■ careers w ere over,r, th e y w ould dis roller hockey leagugue Monday's TmFimes-Ne^vs. cuss it,” G reen saa i id d . “We d id do JEROME The Nonhn h V a ll^ random drug testingin g but we never H ockey A ssoaation is no^now regis- Womoil H i caught them ." I teringXor ihe sjpring seasoason, roUer CSI held db Nonh Idaho to just 27 percerc e n t — m n tMTM/TM >»«m Green said coUeglieges are doing hock^ league for boys5 aiand girls shooting fronrom th e fieldjn th e way to a 66*66-38 "an adequate job”)b” drug testing Iles pait North Idaho Collegea dded Amelie Mauresmo H Kirk fourth round. tourney will be Fet b e c a m e thhe e first player to reach H H H : ) n ' t . LA QUINTA, Calif. - K 7 u • 63 John Daly hadd a rare double ling High the Australiadian Open quanerfinals H TVip!riplett shot a 9-under COODING.- Goodini xse in eagle on No. 2 a t PF G( A West. Daly I voUeyball Sunday, beai«atin g Alicia M olik 7-5, ■ Saturday, atu remaining bog<7 -frc< S A o o l w ill host a coed vo le Bob Hope Cluysler Cla;lassie holed his secondd ssh o t from 220 tournament starting att 8:8:30 a.m . 7-5. 4-yord par 5. He mchwoman struggled to H nd tying Phil NUckelson forr the yards on the 514-yi Saturd^, Febi-7. Playeityers must The Fi«nc n J widi a 72 and ic, a n Australian ranked ■ >ad a t 26 under. finished th e round s i^ ’up ty Thursday,.Jan^U1.29. , b e a tM o h k , eworld,afterlosingonly H Triplett has 24 birdies, an eaeagle was 15 under, I h e e n a y fee .is S75.Tn.■niercwill 40t h i n t h e w K 9 a i l ' ; *1988 champion fr iVHV:-: andnd 47 pan duough 72 hole:les in Jay Haas, the ‘15 A ; B,.'C division*. F o r moim ore infor- sbc g a m e s ai • MikeW eirayear ITS on the coun in thc H I' ■!&: , thetie 90-hole to u m a mnent. t andrunneruptoMi m^tipn. call Jolten Tboneone at 934- three hours M l 2004 nRo. \s-ns rwo shotslots off purf* : rounds. H lick elso n , making h is 2' 4831. vceekdays, imd '9 9 34-5771 first t h r e e ro ' i H K ' ' M>c1 s a very tough match, ■ VW lr' dcbic b u t, shot a 67 a t B ermmiuda t after a 67. ski at 934- “It ^ f b u r strokes to par ' .^ e n ^ ig s or Jeamy TCoski she gave mc a lot of D ' s f l Dun)unes b u l stiU saw his two-s>shot Perry gained four 934-8516 id v e eagles on the 4^41. weekdays - or 9 Mauresmo sold. "I Just ■ W . ^ 1 lead•ad cvoporute. He w on th e H ope with his consecutiv* eifi'nlhgs. parS fifth and sslxt ix th holes a t La n ted to go th r o u g this ■ in2(12002. a u b . CompOedfrOTiti S n Z !‘{0 to th e quarters.^’ H KlKerniy Perry, die 1995 charam pl- Quinta Country C iu “ Fifth-seedseded Lindsay H n. had consecutive eagles in his TR iy ia A n s w e r : . D a v e n p ort n also advanced, win- ■ secoecond 64 of the touniomentIt and Tewell takes flnflret-tound .' in w B aldm ore to lls.w , wl h o a few ning t h e lasilast eight points in a 6'1, H ^ 'wasms one shot behind the co-li loadlnMasterCitCard y over llth-seeded Vera M IS a t 25-under 263. d s ^ a fte r th e d ra ft tradea d e d E b v ^ 6-3 victory c ______- p l . ' e rs t a of Russia. ^ t ------' TlT rip le tt who won th e R«Reno- KAUPULEHU-KJ-KONA, Hawaii- to die Denvef BroncosIS ffor quar- Zvonareva o nno, a fmalist in 1999, ;\ihoc Open last year for hisis sec- Dour Tewell hiitlitrdicMl 'nY) of fivj’ t^ a c k Mark-]^emnanitann. <3fen- M ai^O T < Tah> le tournament last year -. th round match endmd tour victory, holed a buru n k e r holes Suiurduy[or fur a n tt-undur-piir sive tackle Chris Hinton:on and-the missed tne France'! Amelli MturHmo nala c ts after winning her fourth i 3f injuries. hot for an eagle on N a 5I a t 64 and a o n e^trokeo k e lead a fte r t& Qroocbs’ first pid c in 198i984.Ehvay )llk at the Auitrallin Open InI Melbourne,V shot appy to bc back here. I against Auitnlla'Mllola MolI» n ^ w WeUs Country Qub.>, a n d , . Pleaseo 5seMQ 01f,Pag«c4 h 9------S P Q R q ^ - ~Wen(idellrcoils pa{ist^ikimgsy?72-46 J *MI-0*-ntM«,Ccvas a big key (Team1 tototals combine all players, H ag erm an w ith 14 points p and woiildnt lia Tigers who won two for us.” stats.)I.) point guard Shannelelle Knight ^'her r ly. th e W endell ______included the upper Most iinportandy. added nine for the Pirarates, matches i - 171-pounder Ryan U|M> defense, led Ijy Cod.ody Howerton. I -uand D ietrich Ut up th e gylnn G ooding (10-7, 4-4)) 1hosts Filer - 'c. Cody Carpenter, contained Valley iay ni^u in the Culthroat.s’?’ Monday for a resdiediduled match Lakers guard Kobe BryantIt getsi a pass off aiong the basebaseline a s he slips Patterson and heavy- Michael (Ir.mt (o 14 home win over the Bluee for a snow canccllattoiion. Gooding ‘ between Jazz defenders QnQreg O stertag, right, and DeShai .,.cr.samc«:or- 83” ^''! Ihance Jasso. more than haif Iiis pi 5. Tlie Community School)l then h e a d s to F ile rl\ieuesday Cha th s first half Saturday (n SaltSi U ke City. ' infjaveniKe. ,*d by 29 points from seniorir „,a,.dplay..la . j«arM30.ll;nin933 •'We m anned him i 'H . in3tiirOi-UA»C*/*Cumn Jr-xnt.tmiCaliZn-t <7 '17* Hayes vyhile senior guard 14 I li9'('t»’ few different peoplrople on him.” " I “M cllhenny a d d ed 18.' ‘ & " m iIl : J. ertondidanice .. occctatsTi ' Sovr*-" Mi^Ufil.m cOK .*»« I'»>i S-3 Kvhcysii'ul "Jlowfrti inch was led by 23 points In,j«-Mn435 IX-Hl'rC'-T.HTiJn; tried to m ake . jol> on liim. We tri' senior Shawn Divine and a J4is*it*r-»'Ji)05 *»• CoifrUC" *-cr..o« *^0»rt7-0 145- Laker;s downI Jazz thiiiKS hard for him,n, Up’sI tough." fHt'Hnr-Jf.I'-r'ir [»r*lf.-W'Hi/UM.pr-»1V.I4»« lJl-^»fiUfl7n»..)rcr*.t«Ti<«] M>Twdui;44 : 3 ul^vlvf 10 2 IS Wr'*' M*ie>ie> . 0M( Ci-wri* J«r». r»wr 0« Vif( "It wawas really g reat for lh e fans,S, J li4U5»«100J JiMlJiOKW - T4f«< Pt»nc". P"«) ''•** t> Inrt^-Ouov^ Tm VjiUiI • mJ«w tU v.% jl'illi:,!!}»:« Il wasis really up and down." in Bry;want’s reeturn v*u£rwi C utthro;roats coach IVIike W ade said,J. " . IU-.»13 SO i tnsnr 1 )4 i MTr ] Ml 1?3 :(HM3>«i4im'(rc»ia "We julust s shot a little better thann Shoshone 49, Richih fle ld 3 3 isSsT rA riii-C SALT LA K E CITY (AAP) - Kobe R ichardsonon -scored 31 points, wwxara they didlid.” SHOSHONE - A 21-peint ^«lS^.prr«l Bryant scorcd 21 poinlints in his including; se seven 3-pointers, and : OJnl.< lOOiUrt*! • win moves the Cutthroats ) i».r,VL*fmJrciTi*,c«»J&»fr^ I fourth quarter helelped . the m oi.r^aM.aM«,w»ia.i.prr.aK*s."Cajrm 1«. .. return from the injurcired list and Golden Statetate beat Pordand to end < I Dm '.'<<■ Pcc •2 o v e ra ll 7-1 in N ortliside n«.[»r»3riWTr>u^5W IJS-ew i ------Shnshnnp I;»ly Indidiaiis.. past____ a i x s s : r^nryPayrnn hit a dutchfh ^.prtintpr a 12-gameg ro;road losing streak. Confere:•rcnce play, wiuJe Uic loss Richfield in FridaJay night's eKKiOBare74 iB-«*nV^AJ^. wilh 13 seconds left to help the Erick DaDampior added 21) Dietrich to 3-5 in confer- 1. l*t w drops D Northside Conferenence 49-33 Los Angeles Lakers sni:nap a nine- reb o u n d si at and 18 points, and ence, 5-S5-9 overall. JlS-lrtwPiancr m- Claxton h a d 15 points, hom e w in. Oirc* Jttu. Jt'9'* ■ gam e road losing streakik w ilh a ’93- S peedy Clax Filer 75, Goodingn g 4 4 1110; cCutthroats travel to ^ D e sp ite going th e eientirc game 86 w in over the Utal:ah Jazz on- seven assistsists and five steals. , F IlJiR - F iler IxiMunced back to take■< I. Krxw Snei n,* S only h a d sbc players. TTl hey started ' three 3-poi[Winters, while senior for- points in the second'd'half and Ruben Bounloumtje Boun)tje. ^ e s rtw 3 M I. Hn« 1} M a. IV*’ 71 • ; points in 20 m inutes. - while Paul GerrishII aiadded 10.. tMMr2»]4 TMMisi-ieu to tire Olit.” ward Lucc NM artin added 10 asT\vin‘ Medvedenko added 122 1rcbounds. sco red 12 poi tie my Ixws after swned Minico 60-37 in ■i’m prdtid of th e i M - Cmym «. Corrtnr; 5ened a t BitBuld.” said Filer • MWi. K/«<. Comnrr anel ItfW. Hubsmith both scorored 10 for Region FoiFour-Five-Six boys basket- Bryant, who had missedsd six games H eat 85,), KKnicks 77 coad) Jim Annala..“Tliey “T showed a Shoshone, while Cassiisie Wood and ijaU play, w ith a sprained right shshoulder. H e NEW YOIYORK - Eddie Jones lot of h eart andI ilthey lk)unced Kimb)erly6 l 59, W ood River 53J Michelle Schmidt scscored eight Staffordrd Gillette scorcd 11 offf fell good during tth e teatn 26 p. 6 points and added sbc back really well." JLEY - Kimberly rallied!(] ea^ for Richfield. th e benchch to lead Minico, which' shootaround Saturdayay jtiorning md M iam i handed New ly 32.7 percent from the Kip Siefert scon:orcd n while down 10 points in the final shot only and 'vas activated inn the after- j,; first loss at Madison ired a game-high A ngel A guilar .scored LO pull out a 59-53 Sawtooth“h 'M 'l- noon, giving the Lakersrs som e wel- g Ga:Garden under coach 16 for Gooding. id Boftm MI1JI-}1-4» com e relief from injurit - . L enny WUkcilkens. ral Idaho (inference road R orasts) T**iFlheD.IH»37 ■ F iler (4-7. 2-3)•3) travels to over Wood River Saturdayly tBi3M7,K*rt 1174.WcoiS3131.toMcmin20-'lJ.5cfi«3 Sia 117-37 Karl Malone, who’ss out( ™ th a 1^5 nicks w ere w ithout Allan . Kimlwrlyniursdaya.yttndhostDcclo J2lW»saiJ1 1#tt12S-10J3 TmrHi teiiiii(-ea noon. k n ee injury, didn’t trav*ivel w ith th e H ouston (soi(sorc knee) for the final tHOSHOHE(4«) d have been „ j „ „ Friday. T h e 'Bulldogs used full-courtI t }nt«<)frO7.A>«20ClA^I0a:oas.H4fm4Mio. 5!2’s5^iu11 RjRmcna-11-2 l.tUM14M2.Ca«4oaa.K<9w«so.iMiaiwaaM4». i,s<^rt^^M4M 4, KawS M wa. H.6M M M1 UcC»I I. his first game in Utahh smce leav- Marbury we. b84mm pressxu^amj to spark the rally. Rickyi(y »«an9uli-n3MI.ULKin(.WnHD i<>40.11T«ik1»4a 4-1437, went scoreless in tlie sec i n j s r s w . ing the Jazz as a free on O-for-6 shooting. iJiQin-44 Zadroww and Darin Musser cachch f r S i —^'r^SrfaWoul-lt™. AbMw»2ai.(Coc* W 0-11. SW M12 7, B*«-M a- o n d h a U o n l \ g r - " " " H scored;sd 20 in the win, whld» Includ-id- u«»4ii»a]2t] 21. IM SMii 1-7 2-2 4. Hixabtt* S-7 M11 summer, and Shaquil* O N eal Oi • Odom had 19 points, ‘ I QOCOMM Ua.S«9J70fl<'0fl4-D«eVrWW,ft3}4J,J U»»Ma02. (calf) is ouf until att next ] ' tWni400I.O«U>1«u.ifrUEi.io>#iii. ed aI 224-10 edge in the decisive LU«W 472310.310 m O-1000 TcUaTJ-UIMtCC lounds and five assists, j Urti ™ Wrestling JtcnpM-UnoUraM-tt(0<»>l.rimF>»4-1»(>Ul*tM3. , . week. rUAfni fourtlitll (juarter.I n-Unco19 TmiFibia FouMM• Unsi. and Caronon Buder ! scored 17 for i son Hofman led Wood Rivercr Gooding 53, Declo:|0 3 8 a - UfKO U iStfw* 7). T«i Frt U [L U*W 1.I. th e H eal; as Ithey avenged tw o lop-’ II Or* 1113lOCMJUM-woa ( lu» lUorm-l,^unu - U/ca 4 iiuw 71. T>r Ft» 11 [L U«:n 14 points a nd 12 rebounds, g took a dual ^ W izards 107, Paceie r s 9b sided lossesacs to tho Knicks earlier Jp» siW-lta.lUnO.r Cvnx: DECLO - Gooding ' Oa«ra f.rw ii (kolrqK FoM NO) 1further information arail-“*■ m eet a t Declo 53-38 ihthanks in p art WASHINGTON - Kwam e th is season,on. lU nn I«trcJB->xra igh 25 points Midiaelel E Doleac scored 18' and able. to 30 forfeit point;nts. Winning WfestlllI l i n g Brown had a carecr-higi w re stle rs of noi*)le ' in clu d e _ , _ and nine rebounds,s. and the Penny HarHardaway 16 for the Declo 67, BuhH'' Girlss basketball G ooding’s D.J. TooneI ata 189. along Burley 50,5 Century 29 Washington Wizards shotsl 63 per- Knicks, whowhose reserves outscored Bum. - Dueleclo's pressure with all tlut:e of Detleclo’s ranked BURLELEY - Tlie Buricy BobcatIt cent in th e first h alf andaj held on their starteiIrters 39-38. Doleac and defense stifled Buhlluhl's offense in a D letrNtric h 5 6 , wrestlers. Golden Zollinger Z at wrestlersrs jpicked up a mudi-need-1- to b eat th e Indiana Pai’acers 107-96 H ardaw ayly e; each played 32 minutes sitli Van H o m played 26 G7-40 road win forar thet Hornets in ri,o n,Community School 15> 112, TVevor Dsdiaakk at 130, and ud homene -team win over thee Saturday night, while Keith Sawtooth Cententral Idaho ‘"jL;;:, y Diamondbacks Fridayy Brown made eight; ofo 12 shots, and Houstoriston 23. iTCHUM - Dietridi shook offgff Trinady Osierhout aIt t! 215. Century Conference play on Sunmlay. KET lyvee and var- niglu. n in e of 10 fre e throwssan a d had the low start to down Tliehe • ' “Collectively in jay' Hornets sophotrlomore Spencer “ slo\ of 16 matches "it wisrtis a n im p o rtan t win forir better in a matdmp ag:igainst fellow CavaliOrSirs !9 5 ,76ers 87 imunity School 56-15,j5 siiy, w c won 11 out of Stoker scored 19 whilewh senior Bret Commi ’ Declo coach u.s,” saidid Bobcat assistani coadih straight-out-of*high-,h-schoolers CLEVEU irday. blowing open an early, 7-7. an d on ly lost four." 1 ELAND - Eric Williams W ardle added 13lin in th e w n . We just don’t Lex Godf:idfrey. “Some of our kids^ Jermaine O’Neal tad behind 11 points from Ben Merrill said. “W and Al ^ored 200 pi points. Dajuan Wagner Buhl (4-9. J-3 SCIiCIC) hosts Wood 4 lead have e nough kids. We/e forfeited 30 really neeleeded a win.” Harrington. Brown, whi'hohasstrag- „ •lyn Due and 10 from Ayleen ,7 and C leveland finally Kiver on TXiesday.Ni^ Nick Popplewell pteV ' of th e ir 53 points loi them.”tl ■ Cole Jones,J< who missed thee gled for consistency ovover m uch ot inson. down Philadelpliia star scored 16 for the• Indians,In Sorens- ive D eclo w restles5 at . Buhl early panlart o ^ ^ e season due to0 his career, is averagini Jennny n Rutherford scored five erson in the fourth quar- W ed n esd ay T h e H Hi o rn ets also injury, is regaining form at 2155 and 7.8 rcbounds over a nd KKatiej Peterson four to lead 0«P,O il w re stle d Friday night, ni, versus pounds; and ai remains untfbfeatedd games. Cutthroats. J Carlos Bo(! Boozer had 15 points and '1” :S th e C u merican Falls, . after piipinning Century’s Eric S ? H» le Com m unity S diool (2-13,0-0. M arsh Valley and Am 1C Steve Blake added mds as the Cavs improved DCCLO l3:J». Richfittfield on W ednesday. game with a sprained WJSfMn 1 J l? imi '0 Ooodng U,I>K«:doU DKiniQ,C*f«r|i2> H arrington scored 212 points for sraght pi I >j»i\ w <«iOfl;.>*oPLTrn H 103 - awei* loriM iil-Oaii>«W^'r^rOwUruiOK 103.&»i1»iDji,« kle. ' utiivKMo;; W!fwiop«jii'? m -8rrt* .r.oooorfl-wrei'jrt.l ( < the Pacers, who weree done in by n ^ t ankle, 3 nn M NW - Oku JCTM Sum.iUisua OM«fiM,naCen>rtrtcMI> 13-1 lS-JM"Oiw».[Wrr,«neT*rttl30. n scorcd 32 points - 21 in ltl4l7IO*H ' IM - 6*00, pw*^1 Ot 74 IM j*r»3ninj-j13-1 poor outside shootingg o< s they lost Pnpmi fa«-Wll0.O«ier • Irrrtu 0«ft»*».0*cB iP.'W>1rt P*' I3i-0v*» D«iWI>tmuC*rCtwX.D*«»w[Tk*'« IM-L4J’U«.(H.r*.(k»iJnj 0»nC«/T-!rr-»i trr fcfW-140 - Ilion „ their second game inii as many “le third- Hi J1. J 7. Sar*» < 0 a 1 s. W**i 4 MI prrwd ftj»n Tum»j* 141 rlto^^n.0lMaf^.p«^»3 cmDn»TlumiiimilM 145-51rrtUull)».BrtT.t«»lt>»*‘ ve-gamewin- scorer dita:idn’t g et h is first points of ,1CMJlMl«2W*,»w:MtCW 51711, v6»sr(Mf.tn*5rtM SCf^r*>^3Jl IU ^ nights following a five The CommunityIty School 83, K J l«-*iSw 0«». («!*) “4»Hja£n»M:4 1>l- 421 IM-OmirniiriteCDi>Wr.mi| OK.^D>Wil12Z171 rth until there was-just n3MLTcMS<-l» IiMiei»nO«>*nj.«nhlcrlM IMIM-OJ Tocnt.OocCng KiHlVMvOi^ . ning streak. Indiana,wisl-for.l4 \ COMNnHIYKICailSI lKn.itiA;«nrr5»V4n3 ilJ>TnuOi>W, 0>'«t«,t.C>K’ rkTItaly later Ryers 2, Sabreir e s 1 ^”8 relumed from a four to l«at Boston behind power- layoff \viih INVO goalsIs andI an assist, beatinglg the Blues 3-2 Saturdoy“y 4 in O ctober 2002. , ■ Sunday.'. In In m en’s fourth-round HIA - Jeremy j „ PHILADELPHIA / goals from Juraj Kolnik and and ' .Colorado extended night. “PU take it,” she saltaid. “But what matches.IS, I No. 1 Andy Roddick jgoids, and Robert R oenick had two go P m h a p p y a b o u t iis that it’s faced No.>10. 16 S je n g Schalken of b ecau se I ’m w inninling matches Netherlantlands, and defending __ rather than bccausee some other championon ; A ndre Agassi tritxl to lg ” avenge aa 2i 2002 W im bledon loss to CSI_ players a re struggling. SoMittMttlNsrMMa D av en p o rt didiidn’t give P aradomm S Srichaphan.of Thailand. nds CSL which neverr led! by fewer « r™«wco Contlnuod from C lL sively■ly except for out of bounds OJ Zvonerava a chance! tot' break her job than 15 points in thehe sccond half, ? 2* 1 •? I tna M«l 14 W1 JOW ^ . CSI remains two plays./s. I thought w e did a good job 0.I* 24 1-2 S. 6iW»a n««on 4 »1-J t. Sir* serve and convertedj M»]»a< ■ Eastern Utah for of forcord n g th em info t o u ^ shots.” » duuices in the secondid set to finish V K S W ; ' games ahead of Et CSTs Delida Jemmigan did not uuMUo-lMttTwaiVWHlil. j SWAC. Sidridney Omdorff led CSI (IW , in 47 minutes. Zvoniinareva made first p lacc in lhe ght play. She left before)K haiftime of g ^S T crall, 4-12 SWAC) 14-2)>) with 13 points and eight Jlo six of her 24 unforcedd Ierrors in the NIC (6-lS. overa and th e g am e FViday night ni, a fter ro- . 3^f-20 shooting rcbouiDuncls. M eliam e H alaufia and „ I lost two games. was limited to 3- I in injuring the planterer fada in the nge after making Dlisa e^ Svarova each chipped in “It w as such a fa!fast match, it |||||H (|B from 3-point rangt sole of her foot. Ro{:ogers said she n FViday n ig h t w iih1 12 l points. Ll kind of surprised me.le. She h elp ed l |£ l |l U l |y | n in e o u t o f 25 on R the will likely sit out nejeM week and 4. 1.7. M. UnSuT a-l, K«» «- ■o had (NIC) cov. Briorianna Thompson led the )*, me out with a, fevew unforced . “I thought wo I pile rctum for the EagleJes’ next hom e e bener tonight,” Caidujin nli with nine points despite errors in the beginjnning,” said "ered up a little b ints se rie s against East*stem Utah in II Randy Rogen beinglg h eld m ore th a n eig h t points rc«cn2V* 2VCSIH(K«J) said.‘^ e went to oI u r lo n e ejcclu- u n d e r ► _ ...... i ______» ------Survlay. Jvhmuary 25,2004 Tlmei^ewt. Twin■win iF»ni. Idaho C-3
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CMinrr »'IOM sia P%i E $iaVan.T-i »ai rOCOirfl N'I Tor more infonnation1 call Anaheim ai Scaitleiitlc in the A U SvS5tl>72-2t.J»fl«.EO.r«,MOn9»'1-*t^ Alice Sdieiik at 438-55(>2. and Montreal atit W’orldV Series »nit.l910S Onsert HIM11 '’•iVw' J s ? s i t s s " “ IIS tin s iiaib.: JvM«Pvi]2'30Qf8». R«W 11'f W2J.W^Im SI ZiT«4.12M12.0«uS.»tMj}lJl>'5rcui. iiwHirtS^UVw-ttrtU » o ’?) 1 New York at it-ril./^^^^CV A5(re^J(rsi<^«';> HJ2 fGiants' Palmer will Arizona and Ne\ wCft. SitndMiMTVUnghaftJU“ 52 W |.-4r;Sal/Sw:9. »-l(T itfjnJrjVI1l5-.t *!i-ulO« ' 1N3M M &0 2. SHpant M 001 asm 04 0 , , Ailanta in the NL.^L. In addition, rM.3M0S.i08r ^ .,M li^OI.UM&^UCMMlCSIM appear on TV's ‘Bachelelor Ihc Devil Kays playlay iheirTampa 1.t.0nX>4l-<-KnOI.S'«9>l01, ]c^l s s S Tsl?i! :,. ZmM02.**«7M.>^frJ n«eo 0RI.i\Nl)0. I'lii. - Jesse J Hay opener againstlist IiheVanke'-.s. Sl'A , KlHrU.7).cin9l£t>--!»9) tcUlct i ~ rWOM &i'«».k«'-: jM r wtll 7. Pncn ] 2. Wita (S«hM«Iir««-l«;21CSIl7. southFH iWSi T.224 Super J. Iknvl. In th e m eantimtie, e ihe in Petco Park willivill be A pril-8 sfciw« n . Woo# fr 11 r«w «i-«a»S’ - HCi(wnci.csmz»MJiSi«a-i0.iuC71HrtJ». ArfWPig^SEUotpmiS . nVinUjJi*«*>»’ U*|i-«rHa > •'rancisco, and 3 ^ * lW«aCSI10|S*»K»»3l ^ Farap-lt-iali.,...,.,i..i..i..iti. rs S -ScMCemr.SintLUr fonner I Ilorida tad .setde for plaj-ing with th e hthearts Pliiladelphia’s firstirst game that Sa^)?p«atr>)2] (Seu3mn 71. Ton Boxes ?■““ ;E';.5r.‘.?.vMt3.PM«U V|]lry47,Srotficnt41' rrtPamJ-i.Coi.Cc*c0&Ol»'JCi»tio7.13jeU. CH«l»xatS,*irMnS8 I : Psitu7> S«r>,v?|U4tr* •ciWXCii Sstar in llie next edition o f A^VliC’s Cincinnati, S)Mrw^S-><»1^.A:'OlO»'"»^3011PWMC3- Ow»eri4J,C£te<0«nMW5l MtM S00«.ltt«2fr300a.Cc^24tS9.tS9Gw<1'20- OMatilStU.HiFcen47 _ _ H g s;s.'r.T?.i'?rs' illit show “’1110 B acheiclor," lite final homene iopeners are *41-2 9, Sno« M *• n 0. hwien 12 29 7<-<3t 32. oiw*Si02»ooTctta3J«i>nI»ni2. E.KMU>r>2.&rt34t2 x:Ki-y ;;s'£.'s; : Chicago and Hkntal 00 2 2 2. McM W t-t 7. SlW«nUH U LACLPf£R3(n) leMuntr«nn.Suus2 NHL* 4$l.faM.Fllwy^'. Ilil Judgini- 1 by tlie reaction off fans.I Kansas City at C ^taw< M M 2. M Ofl 0-»fiisnir- UiogM<5ioifrin7,B«tj(9iMiIM4n.K«nafl lOiWiljiftMSa.Fit Mone lb-3 Ct*»U: FcnW^ 1' larter- Seaiile at Anaheim.'im on April 13, 341-] 7, WoMn II-2C U 29. JVCJarc<-«2-3ll. < LaMft»Una8S.McK*iSl» |5 4C<»»»5«r.i: Ithe New York C.ianis q u a oMLMinn Wkes 1-3 001 l«NM 2 S oo S. Bnnlnnl2002. U«t*TinwBHtr.Kr<(>iura EASTERNHCorSnaENCE < » faot*r3i lice S 1.back is eiiher the luckiestIt m an ' and P hiladelphiaI at M onia-alon 4091 UUft,atlT»r*(mSlS8.01S o r Atlmtl.(Itlc DIvWofl Kc«««fvA. 1111|«U’r,| ll 84*<' lill ' SSS. 17*«2 SckTMU Taw ^uutsJU W L T a fttCf « rwo C»l}J»«''»'»»'*l con canh or is aboni to conom m il April 23. CO.Cc«^ LKCbn 9 » a 20-0 ^ T«rr«W :< l< .•jn».*Kai i?5i.[iv«>JPiitc. Hie Expos wilwill play 22 s a ? i ”s . s s ' i r " “ " ‘ “ UfWM.MO- TrrMmTacAT&E nro«64|64 24 i; (o«cfoa» PI Ilil Iprofessiuiial suicide. j« i.'Ssr.ijK ffiIhew^l.Jw >9»M IHhUnJrt J4 M ria^.il7.r^' HH “ I bet ihi;re won't be a d«defen- “home” games in SanS Juan for CMaS^ 30 a 22 IMS WK»«l,MSaML.Diit<»S2t«S2 NVIW^ 10 20 ^ P«W/> "'laiMk.wa CaW-PMKMMl-g inctn»2-<. S« II 1 3 JJ w m “^'*1 » '7. P(Wv?>Cf5»lii«:n)f Jsive lincui MJ in the leanvicle who the second strainraight season. IS t.Cow»iJ Fen:»^i2iiojX» It H iram Bithom T 7S™ .!« MIDWESTr a H «i«a«t .’; Ohrltlon n P*riW»-M»< Piir^«»'^f' 'won’t be adiing to sack hin:im." ’Hieir sd ied u le a t 11 s s , issffl=asliSU I ^ J S BH5173.BAB.9 W I.t I ap»0^ « Stt<.Ccl(cS Btor;''le '111050 were among tlier manyi Stadium calls forir gigames against Sl41 tcrwu 27 IJlM } M't7 IR "oBcwODt, Pill 7M.fc»tCa|iajihi'gi. ^ il 9-11). Florida S|».88.SuaH,U aA.i7.wt-utaUMei.0T.OT OUM 27 13 comments posted on Caninada's the Mets (April 9 0^5l!7.a0«.9)i5iiS • ben. 72 1- .»-C<*xti»i5-'V»-»l Poo..?i>»- TSN.com Web site Thuiursday. (April 13-15), Mllvvlllwnukce (May S“" UnM 24 IIIt '» 1 Ml” 'm 5wtnipt»-& Rossn. fl.or oAis 19 :: Ct(«tnn!««-Cae*rtH waiOO0O0.M««M-Cce'Mn«u, Savrt 7 4 J r» ift« ?Ju.»il a nd thc news of hi.s im pei TafreafW 22 Hie 8 3 u nr io? pf\[«yirwirwY4-l32llJMI Badielorhood had sportsts fans (July 5-7) a n d P ittslittsbur^ (July 8- ' ' SS«S^1^1S.OTMS->32j12.FoM>HWHM jI£M«i4iair>2i4 : ^2t.6«WU^70Ce.JJ:/mnS-19 , Fkna 17 2tn 10 3 4) no 131 [IrVt^-CuntuntA?u<« Inn-wvOan) Ibuzzing from Wliitehorsrse 10 11). mMOOO • 4*tmi0f«|?1.tlWis««SJ‘<1 Ci-okM It r..-7 9 2 43 Bru. , P»-ta»»ijackad J» 4. (UKkhawiit 3 Broatlwiy Je.sse is 6 feett 2,I has second major Icageague series in t7^ NDU<1»S17J.SD*«S(/s>iV.^i file I day job. A fter two yea:‘arson Cubs opened ihe S« iIS m 2-« IM3^J-!nt. H22n MLFWum HWiOWOlOl.tiflJiUiMSD :s in lite Tok7 o . ^ftcSnW22a.U«wM002.D-iy i t ^ 0^t^M.lUtt«2S,,u«Bi.i.;iM.tainfrl. lkmar*31Vl>v.<36 SI lew » sisss;;; K :,”SK the bench, Palm er siartecied the wiih iwo games ii ^fttoB-SiWWnOJ. ^ j*r«n frTl loM eii-Hw (UoiW onfr^ OOMtnaOroVwrinU xkml 1^ It Vardv&uff* Ch niv» i sea.son Dome. Lasi year’:jar’s scheduled tM«b«<1i) avOgrmnn.naC'inMU>MU Curtui II 2t l49.Wi»,C».r^l-'y!-^’ IIM. 'final three (inmes of last se M-107 AiMtfSwArtcnalS(OranSI.rYa.FYciniie(e»rr Chollxf«nU.Un!UiS5 Ox*js 12 sjisiss 2« ijured. Tokyo series betw;tween i Oakland ;j.rtiiknJfr^»*rio1ll^«7n.n*-l7,799 SWUaai'Sie4$ano«S3113 NOfthWIwB.tDlvl.lon :r.iiatn/vji IS."« ini«nDiiKiiO ;a fte r Kerry C ollinsw as inji tci«!«r.Cfe« 5.^11 * ]lie conipluled GO of 117 pa;>asses. and S eattle w as culledcull off due to \1ta>w>73.SWmU ■ C4to»n .-a II o»-1.C'K*»> 5J»iM9iaiMri3i5 Instead of dodging tadicklers. ihe im pending wvar ar in Iruij. Collofo Bm ImUji l i i t s i s r-tu» iJUinn»«ia'.fi-«iso4 SS!i£S3'.K -e:* fiw.r.tj, « !;1 1 1 « 111 5) '"'I ^ /•tnii I'iWraaiW-fflScJt^i 1010 1Palmer now will he pursueu ed by «B>s« 91 29 iMM n. Wtri ; .1 1 iJ n 11 'It' J CtU't’u,.»«h)0(.>»Jr>V|etf^l 113I;.t;i . . SOUTHWESWEST • 21 i; e 1 4Mn u' fCwkTtvi.H' 3» Ikltai two ' dozen women. Hansen leadsI DDi u nhill M-Pr«IUM.PwaV*>Mr.M Paelfl.rlflcDlYltlon «.>gi 73.' •JiM.CftiWiV'Ji in I'lie Gianls had no conu ■ ' - Jwu)SlU.I««t47 L T a PiiQf UTcNiSi.(unirrrlunw.aewilili 1010 after three roumlu n d s H*itM,KnW»77 Cor^C&CokrrMU SM»X.0UMiT«(r IJ II 4 SJ1U IM >;i I? I U/w*< CmooniKi:' Ion Palmer’s off-season ini D |^n ,^ ^|7S CUMn)aS(ta.T7KM7.2 S .?" a S C>*i‘i^«lAji IJi: vering. Ilieir new coacjch is .lOllANNESIiUIlURC, Somh Ika 71. lima <) lMVg.«n IS V M i(laU’cgi " i!Ji • CbSi??12M»7.0W>74IW19,0>«2 O Si»(^«nFA*»Ht«u»*fW^ Ptom 17 V15 13 7 O I'i '.'i TfiraP«»i»-it-4 (C I* »■>) tSJggffgg"" Su'-' Coiiglilin. who probably w> Sr2»«3^228i IM>galC9.P(it>Sl-i9 ainong llie m illions w attItching Saltii'day and heldeld a oiSc stroke ' TvS^>74J 10.V»nHcr*l3-11 t2 7.tt*m nu)WESiVEST ' i*./iiK»/*ii P WCr.irt-^«.'n5X ; e nmnds uf the MbU Woigi^W WnftrgBftngtenTO ’SttnarttyiOt,T.t fkttl.. Trista and Ryan's recentIt wed- lead afler three n M t !*»«» M « ' 1. ^ FTi»l«Mj.&/«1Ol iMn*l IbOl.i,01 ;ruT»«.i uri Dunhill Champion?ionship. sSAwBliRa'ojrMrinU CnCri rwjtnC'utt ding on'llie Bachelorette. M SMxlUtB3.Vrra7M<7t COTOlUatra.lkrUniStrO'»Hs<9i«il59 Crj.t9.NYRirt)«nlml 0<|I* .’J Ciirtvi 1414- H ansen w>is at 118-tmder 15)8, ■ SrYcrt » a » ' l>7 ■ SSSTSla” D«i.vei.M-ijBinxi>s7,7 Tcrerta 4.1,lcrtrtj 1 with l=Venchmeimen Gregi.y »PtM Goab-Uan 9-19 (Jowi »7.0km 24 J E WajW^wei.PowrtSiMSl U 0*«M 4 CV»?3J3 3 lW[^Oi^«0i^wlJ’!«*-O‘apU'S CWrtvl? Paersoti rallies llm.Sl.(b>«SL4< IKltUnJrUAUKii llav iel (G4) anand Raphael ImcU lUnroM fO. P«ct«4na Ce».«SP«ft»3"3I" 3 < I fOiMi-tnMu.til ■ ■ !S5^“ ’= - £ S a'I S fS n “ “™ Sl U CaUt] SI lcu<2 to win giant slalom Jacijuclin ((>8) aI sshot h behind. lllknTl «tomSl77.«M«niS17C SmCMTib ^.CdcoiMSi1 U U'- ucrv»w.n.wwsi«2Jl y lUirrrtlaaltJTixiM'.l.:n. U'f SI MA1U110H, SloVL'iiiii -. World \ Bradley DredgeIge of Wales and K.. KMiSSS?, w«i(«^r2.ivjif»09i$ilOirtSlSa W IirwBiT«Ci»;»rrl> jf Soulh Africa E E l a H E i i W«i»i3 Dorfnieister of Austria. South Africann C0|>en diampi- • • 5M8 te«rt31.732W099 U«lMl74.0tMU L'lman ^vas ready ,, mittMK.HoMxtm CtU..tM.fr™843 '"SSKrOucki6,w:id2, J.J Ujrc-. Oj'li-n Paerson. second after lluhe firsl on Trevor Immelm ■• £1^9a-..1SM U.N«.«. ()s.or c4Tr>i.c«^Caif,u] l*TMCa I' ; IQ 'j*. lyiHtalWM lined 2 to challenge for his second w i UnmtU.Hr^il Anahtaii 0 no*-l.5l lP.i> [W’il!iiVj//.««j leg. finished in a conihii rvmw-i umtc lOJilpi J.tUtii ‘rtJH.’iO'", minute.s, 18.27 seconds - 0,‘)8 stniiglit title. H[Ie e shot a G4 to ••' ooiino-MifrijmwfcftioooicM issftes... K » “ w "a s.„ Urr3.aieknU.»4»i*5itVr.-r. neister. move tp 203, fiveive shols off the j cart F(«M. Petl Flit CNnaar I 1 UmJuti, 12 A»^J|I4»' ( OM>Cfrr«<7iC3 seconds ahead of Dorfini Ca«iT9.S»TOft-*4Jr"“ S’fei.'S' l^rn^wy-lrUT* 0*pjmI'yv.j' the 2(HH) winner. Mariaia Jose pace, ■ S r 3 S § its !S f S i S w ? 0tvyU.ii7<«tfCi»am»44 S>V.mi^»lVerfli 247 a.*r Pn Hm owa 7'1t (Jrnnre(l « « ^WPWoW.Anir..*'iw '^ewtl 9 iS^T" 7 «'i*t M S^. I Contreras of Spain matchehetl her England’s Ixee WW'e«t\vood shot 1 3S.Ow.0-2>. DaOXI.VMRmti . Sffi iAMntra.LLP.4«.l7l>’roipili4«l 10<3« lUiiM'Ji 1(0^14 09.1M*«t Wlie '>0";i ii(t Ea9tU.H»iuM tfjhm IWdMU^I , S'LiK^iKMs' 'i« best career result by comi[ning in a GG, leaving; 1:him at 204. neeuiaHif. owe ti Ik FiuUi3M.vW4« «Mr»»n, Pnwti 10IH b-S 0*i*t.l««'»"7(IjTWi Sw Awe 17 lOiron 13) Aw y ismrtHSiamr.«tu1 ^.^»«-^.Pro«•llllS■SsS|S'- iSSa*t-iur4 third, 1.2.i seconds behind,id, A nother Englishmliman, : defending t o S r ^ Kr***,w.0«trg47 SKavi^U/vmo! ,»i-0»»a»4i:fr-rJ5i iny and diampion Markk Ft Fosier, was lan- r uu«aS2.iUM» CW^ Pci...W,Oix, OixO'Tu^ti-OalJi I d i Sl I a.17 ty Mat'iinn Krtl of G erm an » MIDWEST' t.U>d>7l.lte!0 *.IM;4|I7,1I41 I.1I iU. t,/TjM71rJirttil9u.»i- M UnlUol7<.ltttir«MC»«uilMl-«n *M, crashed otu. Regents approv . » » ' ' - S S i ’i'S S 'o C*"Si«75 nj«n(i17|CV)l9 skier in 18th place, follow ,. ’ BjhllfrTiaFUiiiMMrri^iicX1J002, SS2m5?Sp»JO UifU.t^U.IWMn47 ^ fhlPtrt>*-1.PM*i»< •iz. - llie Arizona Wgai0.lMaTet*3S-7S1MS»l IMn(C»al7(.E.UchQii<t9UIV*M(9 s tf^ j h ^ '^usr) • jj) five-year contractract for Mike ?iKt ssK&SSSo PMr*9ai>.ta«t< SawdPwed-i.OiAt/tt>,iW»i»i5iarcrtCv,l ^ a n d Caroline Uilive (27th) - m M «ti3e-7iiM m ■ FiiSRMii4C..«»>J«4 iraiphuktfu.ni.nMncll||(l«» ItcU'l Sloops, the newc^v head of thc nnt4&Fi9><] tos Pmkt««'lt4on. II ;j 6r*., UabMna.A.«iU ■ l i , " 3 S fteUinj4S.OnCa/rr>0M UlKi rMTfiKki-Al. Itu PtflPWM:tl«-7l«sn(QrMSlanJ University of Arizona Ari football S*»w<5M*nS4 TMPaM^OKorv£»»« Pt«if«*-Ivxa mUMlku Kir/.nUF.IlEI.. Auslr 50UTHWBT3T Tre,49.Nt.->>n<2 Phl**tftitK^al4 SG50.000 a y e air r \vithw thc potcn- W&W“.'SSJ)’ MMt&e>h«Kttr377 IWViM-KiavFraM'.ur lK'V(».Vilr»v^-6’W '•aex.’iA'»5 OJoitu «i >.M3H«nt tial for SG 30,000n>0 m ore for m eet- . ,, niday^csl^eboxB ^ >«A>4-. « ( I one of tlie most preststigious jnj, {yam perform i oxet ilSS.’SJJSw*” l«n*iDa.«'lairxx^lili UMWSUM *• ft-i irm ancc goals. . S>^TKA7t.SllJtl OlrlibMk* do\vnl)ilis on the World CupCi or- con,, >txn7nMt7.ArtjranSl73 MipliLMM (»4,Cinadltnil :.our»to; SSai’Siliwvli.aB TatrB ' [KkiMh -) cuit Saturday, beating; Uaron ••precisely th e same sai terms" os S . ESfnSLio 0 SrtCwffStaU^I2t FhlPit«-'ier« Pr ul^ IJMW n»‘K Man Ralilvcs and restoring prpride to one-year cojcontract Stoops '. . iS sS S iS S is f»>** Cu%tn>Valr,U.P«JC>iM ThM Round ColtViltTtVt3ih>Crr34y ” SSrdpJU-I.Uor th e Aastrian team . signed with tljclie Umwnity S ^ 4 2J PiJ"* M M” 0' ®'** TwiTftf.eo.T«iuun 40 BraMMi 9» 2.Tgrir»erto U:Cje»iliMf»»i ’UciwilMebilittlFiocaSMvsi!! rim ar< Ebcrharier completei:ed the Arizona on Dcc.c. 1 but extends it »1SM17, - rK»S«>M»t4.laTMamS*"SlO.OT 1120 lltrrto.Kau I2ivc-.cn jitnlprucoCKOOWU »TllWt t-UOKKNiWOtJ. >0«a«tl31 Per*j>5<»»il. U38J8 ‘4,7c«r«s IVw-jtli/O-i lc*>-«33< Strcif course on Hahnen•nkamm through Dec.. 31.3 2008, UA t ' j l r FMWHT>T Oan«HU.rnM**W>C(« K(0.. J«.l«»Vrul I'» nir*Ci>:li*l»ndK»..'l»r«l1l7‘t«e« Oa* r ” « S £ f e iii-Mii*»;«ii>>ll iig Jarrr., WrMl t J t2 liioumain in 1 m inute, 55.'5.48 sec- President P e te;r r LikinsLi sold. ' MMft ' «tfFau74.BnJt2 atrraF»JHMijl.lJ29J9 Ip«r*»,ta-Si/iaraM^i«r- »ra,S4«i3iMFif^Snet tki.-ieii«X»Ksaiard r.HM l C*to«t«.uaAO Hon*a»l**l.fifm»4S imal.lK.PonU. -ft«w Cj«cM>«U<*« >S t4 onds. lie was 1.21 sccondsd s faster Sloops xvas hired hii after thc Xtfcggtiaumtn sW iS'K ';;;..;, Woman merican Wildcats had th thc e ir Vi-orst foot- , KSSWS,"" (Uronn.OMtKH PeiM>^rrenav<- than Rahlves, ihe Anv aSifrl. |Wk7..UCl«iB««M1 MaDrSr.Uam-S] Third Rduft4 w ho won last year. bull season inn schools history,- IMM 41. amn F«T|t'r^’ 37 CMa»-Te^C S*2'l l!«,M>h»h>u (ara.a Rjuu m \Uf^ Swilicrland’s fVmhrosi ending w ith a 2-K2-10 rccord. B lMS«»5.lr»,U« n0 /U}i2r3r2l273i f- Ml lil UivrSSwai 13 tJ * • ' ftSnl2lCSI4t(BM«U|.TaMtaA>ls;ss." :rrssr= ?sf' l*MtnU.PnlFtll381 " IWwwi tMUanm !»• SvnAiru mj*-S.9irrai)i.JjMft Hoffmann w-as third. R R: ahlves’ UtcUrM.K0«n2a . Scaeri»x U*» SKK G^-ca. Fina •mUru^CaunT.t |1]i , tied for COTCotTTledtontUrand S K Wonwi teammaie. Bode Miller, t « •> » “ - OUT" KSJ,!n5<-r-nFattlt SMtOI 16th. wto reporti . ; ~ Hfi’wi****’*>■ ® ^ ” tt«<|lHt.S7,H*MS3 ptirKwitu;2 ,tr^ UM«n (Ujard tnCmHA rtaoKtUOrMiMia I I M SrtPvirTi(7i. SM»v*a.t4 . L ______| 7 - ' . W««« ...... K ’if A — 5, J«^47.CoMffW.na*3 ) M Tlme»N«w». Twin Mil. IcWiIdaho Sundtjf, 28.20044 ______
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S u n s h inE e MILUONS CLASSIC breds lea‘ad K n ot i c k i n g/off I 1 ^ 1 FFlorida-l r;race for {second }year lia 56-16. ARCADL\, Calif. (AP) - TUlU m s pointed C^idifomia S le N o . 1 lobby Ridden by VietVictor Espinoza, th< ut th c w e a th e r wasn’t Bol 1 the Soudiem Image;e ccovered 1 1-8 FrurYankel's biggest wony in I m iles' ih 1:47.67I arand paid S8.20, Sumlunshinc M illions Classic. The Hall of Fame traia in er. S4.60 a nd S4.20. , 0 deadi," winning Tennessee mvomen upset DDuke, 72-69 I cratched Midas Eyes, who alongal( 'Tm tickled to di ichow sl^ said, ridi stab lem aie Peace R ules,'s,was trainer Mike Machc Sj)crccmforthegameio ‘ M 5 for Excess Sum micr er ire tu rn e d S6.60 DURHAM . N.C. (AP) ( - half and 56 JN thhe e moming-line favorite I3lhsiraight. |B :e a t and S5.20, w hile•Florida-bred Fli The Tcnnesscu finally foundid a; w'uy to 'vin their 13ll SSaturday’s ati Sl million race 1 Bowman scored 19 Q | said Judge Sez-Who0 paidp $12.80 to beiit a lop-rankcil leansam - and Brandon : SaniJanta Anita. Frankel had j die Hoyas (114). who ■ if it show. ruiuni to the top of >vorrrtjmen's col- point.s for ili klidas Eyes wouldn’t run i: foiu- of five. GeorRetown ■ So' m any people)ple crowded into lege IjiiskL'tball. havx* lost fou X raina ined. No. 1 team for th e second k i veadi- die winner’s drdarcle, there was Coadi Put Summitt v.tjwon in Iier lost to the No S o u d iem Im age, not die we days, having lost 5)4-70 at ■ hardly room forr ScSoudiem Image firsl trip to Cameronron Indoor tim e in 10 da •r, spoiled FVankel’s day. ranked Connecticut on m Josed in die photo. They:ley stood six-deep, StaJiuni, leading thehe second- ih en top ran The Florida-bred colt do ic by cheering and whwhooping while rankcred sbc furiongsin 1 TheUdyVoIshadnotf absiabsent at Santa Anita duringlg die Mooji Moo covered It ranked teams this sea- g :orey N akatani. ' itl these No. 1 vs. No, 2 m; atchup. 2-1 against r second annual Sunshine NUUillions, 1:09.34 u n d e r Core anded the H u sk ies (15-3, 3 g e st u p set cam e in , llify had lost five straiga i ^ t as the son and ham an eight-race event pit)itting The day’s biggwl 3-1) their first fii conferencc loss of f K)'^- D istaff 'at ; second-ranked team . SCalifornia- l and Florida-bredi Ihors- the - S500,000^ Tlie victory is surelire io put the season, . i Gulfstream. Spedae d a l Request, a-70- Okafor had 19 pomts « es again st each o th er • upcoming Emeka 0 •un a t 1 shot ridden1 byb Eibar Coa, Tenne.ssee atop the u bounds for th e H uskies, . Four races each were rui Associated Press j»U for the fiist and 13 reboi Santa Anita and sister track c defeated Smok’nc’n BVolic1 by thifee- GuIfSli^atn” Parkr*Florida*b'b re d s------quorters-of-a-lcn■lengdi .in lead, a------incinnati 83, : ■ 2001. N o . 6 CInc won sbc o f d ie eig h t races andid out- Florida-bred swe19di strai^t stai;t jdica matdied diat for d arkness, following a 1.55 hour .ble and his 219t Duke retired CHAPELEL im x. N.C. - Rashad IS die only p layer to Before the game, DuJ scored 26 points to lead k k 71 A rkansas as VaiVanderbilt lost its diird delay , because of rain and liglighten- overall. H e w as di -Beard’s jersey, makinging th c All- No. 19 Mississippi St. J l events last year. i Carolina players in dou- straight Southeidieastem Conference ing. on Friday. H e dosed Saturday at ' a p p c ^ in im s i e American the first'■ womanw in North C lUs, who celebrated \ G e o rg ia S 8 road game. w ith birdies on Nos. 15 and 181£ for a JadcNiiMatis, ^ sdiool history to receivcivc th e honor. b le figures,i*s. ' thday Wednesday, = Viay scorcd 17 poinis for SEAIUCVILLE, Miss. - LawrenceLi Matt Frcijeje had 19 points and one-stroke lead over James WMason. his 64th birthd But Beard hnd lo batt]atdc aU day ^ >8. ...i Heels (124, 2-3 Adantic R ] oberts seated 17 poinis andndTtamy seven reboundnds for Vanderbilt (13* • Jim Thorpe, Stewart Ginn, opened widi 68. defense that Tax H ner, 74, w ho is play- ' against a Latiy Vols del onfcrcnce), who improved B ] ow en added 15 points and ai nine 3, 2-3), which-h islipped to 1-3 since „ Dave Arnold Palmer, . hddDuketoSSpcaceiUMit ahootina. Coast Conf Honolulu^ resident Igainst tho CovoUen in the assists for MisdssipiA Statiate, wludi opening thche season with 12 gi el were ing in his 50thth i professional sea- \ T hU w as tho 3 8 th tint i m e t h M ^ Eichelbergcr and Jay Sigd lenten opened th e game witli a 19^9 0 nm. straiglit wins, ling 66s. son, was in last5 tpl place w ilh a 7 7 .' top two ranked tearcams in the SndthCen “S- tvtwo strokes back after openin I Smith score*d 16 points to Geoigia (9-7.14) didn’in’t get its j women’s poll have-e m et, and p e w Si Tewell had an eagle an giiiia(12-S. 24), while J.R. first field goal until Rashad ft|, porce 7^1 ' Tennessee has been invinvolved in 21 leadViipii 74, BYU 52 bibirdies in his round. The Dunhlll Champimpionsiilp Is added 15. Wright's 3-pointer wilh I of those giimes, goingg 10-11.11 Reynolds a th abou. A® FORCIICE ACTODEMY. Colo. cama e on 526-yard fourth, whwhen he JOHANNESBI;SBURG, S oufh . 10:40 left in die fin t half. V . Duke fell 'to 1-2 in matchups . - Nick Woldicll scorcd 20 points on guided gi his 4-iron approad;ich shot A frica-D en mnark’s arl Soren Hansen bel\veen tlie top-ranketked teams. iLs N.C. Staitate 76, No. 11 I 9-of-lO shootirJting to lead Air Force w ithin 15 feet of die pin. shot a 7-underr65 65 to take the third- No. 20 Oklatioma 61, His hirdie putts at Nos. 7 in the Duni^ : only wn came in a 76-5576 viaoiy Qeorfilaa 1T e c h 7 2 to a 74-52 rompn over BYU on 7 ,9 v l l round lead in against Tennessee in1 RaleighR last aai n d 15 w erc all under 6 feet|et. Championship,p. ..I- iIGH, N.C. - Scooter Kansas St. 49 Saturday. e added 14 points, Ttm M ason, 53, h a d seven birdies ^ in H ansen wasIS aat 18*under 19?, season. scored 18 p o in ts and Iliim NORMAN, Okla.-JiLSon Shcirill set nd A ntoine Hood 11 as h hi is opening ro'und, indudinin g to u r Rronchntennen Gregoiy Havre,t Evtimovf hadI- 11 p o in ts and 14 scored 24 points for Ok (13-2, 3-0 M ountain o oi n th e back nine. (64) and Raphaelh aeljacq u elin (68) a Is to lead N ortli Carolina w hich e n d e d its longest.st losing Men rebounds i ided its \vinning streak (Quigley, die defending diajlampion, jbot behind. Slate. savak in five years. No. 1 Duke 85, lynum scorcd 17 points for ; s, a sdiool recoid. WiUByn • Tlie Sooners (11-4,1-3 5,2-2) was led by M ark ^ Georgetown 66 G eorgia TeTech (15-3,3-2). had n ’t w on in dirce weekj BiSolow’sM9 ppoinis. R afael Araujo, I -Shelden gam e skid with an average . WASHINGTON ® ^ the confercnvnce’s leading scorer >■Steroids_ Williams luid a carecrhi^* i s h 2C points No. 2 4Oklahoma 0 St. 72, o f 18 points. nder, was held to 12 her nephew in junior high was • ^ ;md Q iris Diilion added Jarrett Hart had IG pointspt (or “"Jl Continued from C l ; T e x a s 6 7 rhidlhal pomtsajdsixsix rebounds. ^ 1 it ^ his parents for '■) Duke in an 85^36 vi N 0 .1 6 T , K ansas S ta te (9^, 1-3), wl randomly and at NCAA tevents, already given it I cons shol 73 percent , n mance.*^ • ^ (kotgettRvn on Satunkiy.jiiy. AUSTINTN, Texas - Joey Graham lost 18 consecutive coronference “given d ie ir resources.” BuBut they sports pcrfotmai com pared to10 1BYU’s 43 perccnt. erm ’roid rage has 12 for-I5 from had 21 pointspoi and 10 reboim ds for road games. will never catch eveiyonele using- 'o'™ Williams finished 12- Air Forcee - which entered die w a rag e o ver 'roids. lumper at the the Cowliwboys, who ended the Steroids “even if they spepent bU- .givon way to a rj the fieltl, and his jutr c gam e \vidi die nadon’s best scoring S' ids work? Do they IS his first 3- l^ngliomm ss’ 25-game h o m e win- lions of dollars” on lests. • “Do steroids first-half buzzer was 1 No. 21 Wisconsin 76, defensc,limiliniling opponents to 46.6 li bigger, stronger, * )n. Duhon ivas ning strealeak. Every day AmericansIS wage tnake you bi ixiinier of this sea-son. points perr game - held the lout question, theV' ' / Jick added 15 Royali IveyIv scored 14 points for Illinois 56 struggles with fitness andlfatnes.s. fi taster? Without 7-for-9, and J.J, R ed id I points below dieir sea- s ays. “You don’t have i. 12-3.3-1), w hich m issed half MADISON, Wis. - Devivin Harris Cougars 24 |x We are obsessed widi dielets nnd do/’ Green says, ]>oint.s for the Blue Devils D« (16-1), Tc.xas(12-: ete to want to be big- t ' I free i h i ^ . scorcd a career-high 30 pointspc and -sonavemgc. ietary supplements. Somtneotus to bean athlete 1 who sliot 61 percentnt iin the first of its 20 fr 2 ; faster. If you’re,in gulp daily vitamin and mineral n g^, stronger, ta e tion industiy, wheit Li packs a n d get litd e benign;n boosts the constniction ; a lot of physical t,; over-the-counterc wiih cocoenzyme you'ro domg a indroitin work, you’reI goinggo: to \vtait th a t \i QIO,( glucosamine choni ine, and edge. I t goes downdov to kids in mid- NewN York Rangers MSM,^ N -acetyl L-Cystein^ sundiy other popular concccoctions. die school.” newly-acqulredni for- ^ te level of sportsi'in g iS lR E Others of us get all our nunutrients A ' tl>0 olite 1| rP R E S in the pros, certifod ^ U ndei ward Jaromir J a ^ , of ^ )ucks schools and m t at Krispy Kreme or Starbui 0 ^ ners en g ag e in a bal- » the Czech Repbullc, Steroids and steroid pro athletic tminos of treating injuries, H ;o bear burden takes part In the appeal { to a significant, if unce^ anang act of i Jagr becomenes latest star to and non- keeping athlettiletes.in the game, M tain, n u m b er of adiletes ar morning skate with t Ing th em on th e r i ^ D athletes, mosdy males fror•om d ie ir and counseling i hh new team In ^ lg with their bodies. | of N.Y. Ran;ingers’ lofty expLpectations early teens to their SOs. 1Human diey’re taking w ;rs can warn athletes H k f l l L 0Ottawa Saturday.' grovrth ‘ hormone ads pop3P u p in "Hie train ers t ng over-the-counter ’ I - Jaromir Jagr world thaih a t Tm srill a g oo d player.” Jagr who waa traded millions j of e-mails, toutinjing mira- “bout taking orrAWA (AP) - Ji steroids a n d; stustimulants, but can’t | V York Rangers- nie-leaj:eague MVP w ith Pittsbuigh to the Rangers from d < e s: pulled a white Ne\v Y< 82% control them.n. Tliey1 work under jersey with his signa^nature No. 68 in 1999.3. Jagr failed to live up to Washington Capitals “Body Fill Loss... u p to 8, ations with the Capita^. “E nergy Level... up to 84847o th e guidance:e ofol doctors, b u t a^e over his head, and1 captainca Mark expectad' yesterday, and . schools a n d p ro frafl- Igton acquired J a g r afler he “S exual Potency... up too 7 5 % paid b y th e schi M essier beam ed. WashingK 1 tours.. They are s founh consccudve sconng played the Ottawa ‘•M usde Strengdi... up t(to 88%” diisej and t. “ Oh. yeah, looks gore have b e e n expectations General Nutrition Centeter store 'n the ture the photo oppo;Iportunity that “There um talk to an addet^ i for 11 years," s a id forwartj in Sam m am ish, Wash., forfo: a few “Jd. “%u am punctuated Saturday'lay’s news con- on him fo lue in die face about rw Bamaby. one of sevcnu years. I t ’S a n upscale area;! a .n e a r a tffl you’re blue fcrcn ce a t th e Corel Coi Centre, Matthew «ryone else Iii two seasonssej with Pittsburgh this or that. And tbe rs who previously played1 just hope he exdtes cvei country dub and a gateda commu-< not takmg this where thc Rangers’jrs’ latest star Rangers reffs." from 1995-95-97, Nedved was paired answ er is, I[t t minakes m e fe e l be't- Jagr. "He’s always ^ e nI and g ets u s in th c plnyol n ity w ith high-priced hom acqusition was inirodinoduced. with Jaj ened expec- w ith Jag r■frequently fn a me perform better, ed to do a lot of good t h ^ Aware of die heighten “Three events aboutt steroid i"”,“>?s ■” , Flanked by alierm^mate captains expeaed I to listen The Raniangers, losers of three an herbal, a food, un though everyone thinkss tauons. Messier tiled t use and parents’ partictidpation It's legal. ItJ « lE ric Lindros a n d BiBrian Leetch, “Even the Czech straiglit andmd winless in five, enter It’s hard to argue »en having a bad season byf Jagr's burden beforc t stay in my mcmoiy,” h e said. » ot a drug.’ Il 'Messier and Jagr appippeared equal- h e^ been t widi the Saturday's's gamg e in 10th place in Jt, and new supple- n d m * , Itil a v e ry good sea- star made his debut of high asainst that, i ;iy « d ted lhat theI five-timefi\ N HL his stan d )tiawa on the Easierlem Conference, four “First, a young man c r everyone else^ standards, Rangers apinst Ot he store, taontsp popping up in .tht scoring leader wasIS finally with son by e p o in ts beh>ehind Uie New York school age entered die erages a point o game, andi S aturday n l ^ t . puUed out of his pocket,t a small , N ew Y ork. H e avero thc biggest IslandenJ in i the racc for the in the stores ond-.on ime when scoring's down,1, “Coming to plw on d botUe of syndietic testoitosterone ■Tliey’'? l Jag r^ long-rumoredred trade from in a tim stage in the world doeoesn't com c eig h th andid finali playoff spot, Bt. Ihey show up..in jne very well.” with an Oregon lab Ialubel imd the Internet. , Washington was comfmipleted Rridqy hels done [ t^ o r said. “'Ih e acpectations exp aro always t the “Y” and In lo ^ - 1 Favel Bure sidelined due to3 wiSout pressure," Mcj ask e d m e how to use it., 1Tb w hich gym b ag s « t t h -itt Q 'deal ih ai se n t An:AnsonCaiterio WithP lupalotof highinNcwcw York, and fbr good tea- seMhreatening k n ^ injuryf, “ Obviousjy, he^ pidced I Iteplied,adon*tknow,bubutdonV. arniomj allov1 over sports. Thdnets vtt» Capitals. a career the team^i son, bccauscuse w e have a lot of great IS fans hope the addidon off the pressure thot th "Second were two occacasiona ... like GreenI watdiw) and wondtf tTmthekindofgujguy who doesn't Rangeis : five or six p la ^ hOTere," Nedved said. “There [0 an already starstuddedi endured over die last f n d sheep- w here i t^ aiQ ll beaded. b '''• Uke changes," Ja^agr said. “Fm Ja^ to rom experi- areprobabljiWy going to be even more when moms came in and , win end a fnmchlse-recoidi years, b u t speaking fro ishly asked about steroidd u s e a n d ------happy w here I stay./. BBut, th e way I lineup w ido it alone." expcctadom!ons and m ore pressure ir playoff drought, enccs, no one pljQW can d potential benefits and[ 1 hazards. Steve WHsteir.rteinisanatiomlsports se e It, in W ashington3n theyi dedded sut-year f 1 with,fellow now that JaiomirtJJo here, so weVo j're exdted,” said Glenn. Jagr will be teamed v One was asking about it for her cofummst forJT The71 Associated Prc& to trade me. rm gladgla rm some- “We‘« dJanHlavac justgottogt) get down tb business and r, th e R a n g e rs p r e s id ^ t, C s ^ Pe tr Nedved and.] ow n son, a n d d ie secondd b1 ecau se Write to htmn at swHsteinS p o r t s
...... Soi)uth trample,es North in1 Senior B o\wl, 28-10 - (Soutlhem acto>fagg»ressit.ii^ . '■ ' m l L L U the only quarterback whoy looked /. w t as comfortable with relativele iy unfa- I miliar players as his ownI college < ■ |i^ \ s g W fc?VW’ . ..'■ ,J tl”teammates in th e game, a ai n NFL tfiM* aaudition for college seniors. i»' Bowl XXXVIII buntlnf! ^ Rivers completed 12of 199 passes, Stadium worker R ank Caballero putt up Super Bo two for first^uarter toudidolovm s,to at Reliant Stadium1 In Houston, Tx., Tliursday. eeam.MostVduable Playerr honors.I 1 He ployed one series in th e final three quartcR, re-enterir-ing the Sfl game late in the fourth. jPanthe]grs and PPatriots gHorida State’s Greg; Jo n e s • Qadded his sccond touchdov3w n, a 4- ame winners yarder, s lo end th e drive. TThe l 250- I ■Super Bowl/I boasts no-nai Fpounder showed off his b:b n u s in g style by breaking several itackles ||jj{H illM star-starvede d Super Bowls ever. ^on a 22-yarder and some agig ility o n By Dave Goldberg lthaweektogO,fewpet>- ^ Aasoclated Prew wrttersr Still, with the next play, cutting b ackk tow ard ------pie can idlentify e r morc than a hand* ^the middle for th e touchdolow n. e players, espedally on He also had a tackle-bnircoking, ^JWho are theseB Carolina ful of the ; ie rs. J16-vard touchdown in th e first Panthers and how didJM ■I'ey get____ lay^ rar i n-the-playoffs------^q u arter and was th e Sjoutn'in 's oiren* iberc after going 1*15 jujiu s t two sea- C5R5liirai h as b e e:n n comerback Ricky jsive MVP. Florida State’s; 1D am ell sons ago? [ Jr. (no relation to jDockett, who set up a toucuchdow n .,,;^ d how did a rclatilatively face- Manning , a third-round draft pick ^with a fumble recovery, wv a s the team such as Nev,Jew England Peyton), a i d three interceptions team , ’s defensive MVP. ler Keyaron Fox (62) get back to the title gaigame for the who had lad’t Keary Colbert (83) of Soirjouthem Cal falls forward for aa ffirst down as South defender ¥ he Eagles in the 14-3 vic- Ohio State receiver ^M ic h a il He. Ala., on second time in three yeayears with no against the ch makes the stop In the~f1rstIt hha lf of th e Senior Bowl at Ladadd4*eeblfli Stadium In Mobile, < tory for thithe NFC championship, Jenkins was picked as th e North’s ofOMiglaTtch m ie superstars? The previoirious week, his intercep- ;offensive MVP after c ci a tc h in g Saturday. Simple. to the Delhomme-Smith ,seven passes for 69 yards.. RI icardo Bot}loth teams tion led to tt. to Colbert for: theth North’s lone vn in St. Louis. \Coldough of T\isculum (College tendy clicked,d. PicPickett, recovered by Dockett. sent the ulti- touchdown righam touchdown. her Panthers sure to be ,daimed defensive honors.s. The squadI lostlo two fum bles and R I ivers, who trails only Brig te product of "Hie othe JCAA's Pickett couldn'tdn't quite push the 2 agency and imtmthes;e spotlight indude defen- Neidier offense lookedI iparticu - gained ju st 3 yy ajd s on IS rushes. Young’s Yo TV Dctmer on th e NC M . free ai set up North into tlie2 ender zone late in men Julius Peppers, Kris ilarly fluid when Rivers wasas on the Navarre wa;«is the team’s most all-time all passing charts, se M _ B o w l th e s;salary cap. s*ve linem e 57-yard th e third, directint:ting a 15-play drive Mike Rucker and sideline, though M idiiganin’s John effective quartarterback, completing Jo Joi n e s ' 16-yard TD w ith a 67. w are flawed Jenkins, )f LSU. covering 72 yardslids and more than 1 i™by,Fib.l ■n-eyi I Buckner, one of the jNavarre had a 35-yard tou«uchdown 12 of 22 possesses for 126 yartis. p pa: ass to Devery H enderson of i lack depth Brentsbn ] stride eight minutes., TlieTli N onh hod lo ‘a ijactod: 4:25, " st talkers; linebackcr Dan .pass to Keary Colbert of ScSouthem Riveis ledI thetJ South to a 21-0 Rivers Ri' hit Henderson in s : h av e man* NFL’s b e st t se ttle for a 25-yai;-yard field goal by 'p.m.,CBS but h wide receivers Smith and ,Califomia in the secondI quarter < first quarter■ lead,le throwing touch- dow do n th e right sideline. Vf ■ ag ed•d to make Morg^jwi h es for Iowa’s N ate Kaet:laeding and didn't M uhammad; and ru n n in g .- on, fourth-and-10. down passes; oof 9 yards to Cedric Henderson 1 had five catche A th e! mimost of their Muhsin M t get that close• to the end zone DeShaun Foster and ■ ^ e North's offense hailad three Cobbs of Aikaikonsas and 21 yards to 120 12( yards. '■ , strengths and miniirlimize their backs De fouith- again, Davis. Davis, a star in quarterbacks who combiijin e d for Virginia Tech^h^ E m est Wilford. The Navarre 1 convened two fo ' ^^esses to get toto the Super Stephen D second Pickett finished;hed 9 of 13 for 7-1 W ashingto;ton, and Peppers, the sec- nearly 10,000 yards passird n g th e ir sccond cameJ oion th e first play a fter down do plays to start the sc -yarder yards ■all pick in die 2002 d ra ft, senior seasons, but neversr consis- a fumbled snaplap by die Norths Cody q qu u a rte r, the second th e 35-yi ■ ■ , '"A nd, of course, thereore's another ond overall . ^ . are two of die few f*anthers w ith je'ason. e recognition. i < ^ a s tie s or any n am e r V ""There are no more ■en th e best playere a re in •1999, includ- But even ' 'hear dynasties. Since IS }nd tier of rccognizabic Jit franchises the secont rdidsideeof fraiMichise 1 ing this season, eight on both sides: Brady, TV Pantheirs move5 past sor tie game; the stars — on HfiVe rcached th e title chard Seymour, Rodney Ills Rams are Law, Ridi -Patriots and St. ^ u ls n, Willie McGinest and , by his w ife ~ once in th e> ch e st and once in th e ■ yjrice H a m so n , » CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AVP) I - Rae Carruth was b th e only ones to go twi< inaderi for New England; head. H e never even h add d m e to take his keys H le instead wiU A dam V m i found hiding in th e ttu nlk k o f a Toyota sedan in h Sorry, but this game i Peppers, Jenkins anti the parking lot of aTennelessee motel, 500 miles out o of the front door. defenses and Davis, Pe d the shooting was in H feature two staunch de for C irolina. away from the Panthers anda t the murder charge Deidra Lane, who said t gypiterbacksTom Bradrady and Jake Rucker for self-defense, pleaded guilty gu to voluntary H O ne mlajor aj reason for that is the he faced for his girlfriendid ^ d eath . s- ■Delhomme. ap. It doesn’t allow too discovered ju st inside: monslau^ten n •ffident, high- salaiy. cap Fted Lanels body w as d •'.■'firady is a highly effi( ars on one roster becausc rlotte home, where he “leople talked about: RFVcd Lane and Rae H erback in his many stars th e doorway of his Charlt '.decorated q u a n e rb ave to remain under the w ife. and a Collins and that wasvas all Chadotte was . ■ arter. He was teJ^ hav was shot to d eath by his v •V' .third season as a start illion ceiling- it goes up to known for,” defensive endnd Mike Ruckcr said. H ngland’s 20-17 S74.8inim . That’s just part of thee sordid past of these k ie MVP in New Engli ?9 m illion next year. sp e ra te ly tried to dis- “Wheneveryousaid “ Charloirlotte, that's wliut they M over S t. Louis about S 7 9 ; Panthers, who have desp □per Bowl victory ovc Peyton1 Manning, I the NFUs co tance themselves from a lau n d ry list of off- referred n to.” Ifivo seasons ago. ds season, could get SIS Safety Doon Grant, d:drafted about two H r-notaSTAR MVP this fie ld crimcs ranging from fi drunk driving *•' But he% just a s ta r -1 next season from salary monlhs before Lane’s dead;ad i in July 2000, was- . ■ ihaw, Aikman, mimon ne arrests, domestic abuse aai n d two slayings. n Jlike M ontana, Bradsha' ling bonus.That represents n’t sure w hat h e was w alkirk in g into. ■ eve Yoimg or and signini They can only hope thl a t a w in over the New n Favre, Manning, Steve 20 pcrccnt of the team's e S u p er Bowl will be “I saw w hat they h ad goigoing on in Charlotte ■ electrify fans nearly 20 England Patriots in the Elway. He doesn’t ele ap spacc, leaving the C olts and it was like a curse,"' GjG ra n t suid. “ You had 9 rd spirals or salary cap enough to move them papast what ovmer Jerry a jvith perfect 40-yard one guy killing someone,ne, another guy was ■ ,les. without aa 1lot of room to sign much- Richardson refers to as “‘‘th t e two terrible tragic o \ Houdini-Iikc scrambles defensive help.. rk e s t” m om ents in the killed. k It was all negative.”B.” le th e slowest needed d e things that w ere th e d a r l m and raised in the l^ormer Foi Carolina Panther’a wideide receiveri Rae M Oi “I think I may be t England’s secret is win- franchise’s brief histoiy. The team owner, bom '■S quarterback in the N]NFL,” Brady New Et Carolinas and so proudI of ol bringing an NFL Sarruth gg is escorted to a waitingting car In Jackson, m n g w ithh sa lot of good players a n d “ We're trying to d o0 the best we can,'' C 'chucides. team to his home commuimunity, couldn’t take ving his arrest by FBI a few stastars, allowing it to sta y Richardson, in a rare intcrv tc iew w ith reporters, ti rennossee, after being lollowing " And Delhomme? ; to maintain a treuble- aanother m om ent of humilicliliation. I the offseason under thehe cap. said Friday about trying t agents In this Dee 1 5 ,1 9 9 9 phophoto. Carruth was :; Until he signed in th r, on the verge of his sec- “Mr. Ridiardson got tolo thei point where he ■»' le h a d thrown Brody, o free program. R u ck er said. found foi hiding In the trunk ol a carca In a Tennessee . i iMith the Panthers, h e 1 [unpionship in three sea- ruggle- If you live a life said s ,‘Enough is enough,’” 1 New Orleans. ond ^am H e added: “Life'S a s t r t a focus on character, parkingpa lot, 600 miles away fromfron the murder just 85 passes with Ne l’t e%’cn dose to being th e and think you’re not goi:oing to have struggles, That meant placing a I 1 > In fact, Delhomme didiiid n ’t even get u^est paid quarterback, ccommunity responsibilityLy anda respect that the charges ho faced for th s deathIth tof his girlfriend. ,997 ahd '98, NFL’s hig] you’re naive.” « n the field in 199! the second year of a four- ;asarrestedforplaiming Panthers I had newer seen1 before.b« th e practice He'S m thi Even before Carruth w a players to his hom e for a “triptrip they do not look . li^ n d in g tim e on th a l w orth S28 million. [lis pregnant ^rlfrlcnd, Ridiardson now makess it a point to visit w ith ph d quarterback. year deal' th e shooting death of h i lem a personalized tour [orward ft)i to making.” H e lets•ts tthem sit alone in 1;' ^ftuad or as th e th ird qi “names” become e re signs of trouble. Ih e every e draft pick, giving then y snaps in the StdJ, Cherica A d ^ there wer m panied by a stem lec* , hi:his living roomk th e steady tid-(ick-tock of his dock ■ ^o r did he take any s: iS” as long as they a re p ro : w rap p ed u p in scandal arounde the stadium accomp is. “NAMES fairly new franchise was v h e i^ te n in g th e d p n a of the moment, -.1 2000 a n d '01 seasons. for two weeks, as Ricky »)n after losing season. tu t re on the core values hle e findsI im portant he 1 reputation as moted foi after scandal, losing seaso: W hen he finalfei’cnters dielhe rtwm, he waits in ‘i.uHe did establish a re lg Jr. found out after two t (Iraft pick in franchise The d ean in g u p in Carolirolina wasn't easy, and terbadc in his M ai^g Kerry Collins, die first < silende to see what the plgyerS’ hihas to s ^ . When the I; ^l»}lid clutch quarter : outstanding playoff per- Jl being a big star in a th t e off-field problem s wererere punctuated by a 1- sili :r after signing straight o history, got caught up in player is through. Ridiardsonn delh'crsde his messaw. [• first year as a s ta rte r a ces left fans wondering: n ig h tlife - such as it is 15 1 season in 2001. pL jee agent. ITie formances 'sm all dty. He loved th e n “I got into som e trouble my first year and he p -wipi Carolina a s a fret n the world is Ricky w n - a nd was a regular Mortified by angry letteliters h e received from I four of their Who in in a sleepy S ouihem to w ;d and disgusted by the pulled pt me to th e side an d1 toitold me I am either K iltethcrs have won fc lg Sr.? fans who were humiliated £ JS, induding a Manning! at various watering holeses. i going to get m y stuff togedieither or he was going I l&te overtime gomes, ren a 39-year-old m ech an ic eloped a drinking prob- P 1 an th ers, R ichardson fiifired coach George go jyoff victoiy at A nsw er The quarterback devel to have to let me go becauselUse h e w as tiying to .doUblcMivcrtiine p lajo >uld pass for the comer- 1 team m ates after using Seiferti a day after the 20C2001 season finale and to ,mme won with who coul. lem , got into fights w ith t d e a n up C harlotte,” G rant ^^ d . II .Stf Louis that Delhom r jrother. lally quit the Panthers, quickly ( hired John Fox. dl to Steve Smith. hade's bro radalslurs and eventual The result is a dose-knitit te a m th at th e com- I U iai69-yardpasspUiVto£ he kind of question that o longer into it.” . In Fox h e h ad a no-nonstinsensc coach who held 5 to hype the Its the saying his "heart was no Richardson and would- munity m is no longer ashamtamed of: Thousands I .«With two weeks t< comes up at Super Bowls scandal hit. And as lhe i same prindples as Ric iU ensure that always co Then the Carruth s turned out F riday for a d ojwntown i^ pep rally in M .jgame, television w ill' •ns th e R icl^ M anning J r s . irin g trial. L ane walked •. ni 't tolerate b ad twhovior.)r. tu if th e players in and tu rn s C arruth sat in jail awairi c a practice of calling honor ht of the S u p er Bowl trip.rip. 3 -yjewers are aware of it ita n t celebrities. in to his C harlotte homc e one day and was shot Richardson has made a I kYhat looks like o nele tof the most into insta m i m puperr Bowl ttrip capsIS stai^doj m f o r lBrady I -12 in the regular season I luires him to constantly readI field goal as tim e expired,d. Heis34-12 •i'FOXBORO. M ass.s. (AP)> - Uic thai requi i New England won 20-17, 2< a n d os a sta rterr- - th e best winning per- I vas neat Disnty andreattl a to defenses, Brady obvays any active quanerback. I State of the Union was to m ake the r i ^ t dedsioTL Brady was the game^ MMVP - the centage of ar I can only guess seems toi mbiem ished 7-0 in over- I W orlds a hooL One ca 199th p id t in the 2000 N F L, first of a wide variety ifof honors to He b an unt .JpSiat Tbm Brady thougsucht about the • "Ihe 19! s foUow. time gomess aand 5 0 in the playoffs. I draft. BnBratly was Drew Bletlsoe^ die Patriots to victoiy 14 I ■Flay b(y Mansion. t There were trips to the t White Hehasledth ngland Patriots backup) untilv a diest-craddng hit n they were losing or tied I - i";Fbr the New Engl d th e frundiise q uarterb ack: House and Hef^ Hduse..He I judged times when d ;h, none of the knocked t tart of the fourdi quaner ' I the Patriot^ stardng lineup> a beauty contest and waVOS spotted aherthestar lobbing that he out of th« ra t^ is the grcatest win- hobnob im es into the 2001 seaso n , with his share of then:•m. D onald “Tbm Brad has done in the last twitwoyearsranks two garai / Tiumprcportetily wantedsJtofixhim nerinfootbal right now. I don't care • iwl viaoiy that never otor return. Brady did not th ro w ody says,f comerback ly ♦♦fth the Super Bowl s up with his daughter. w hatanybod jssover star wor- a n in teatep ra tio n in his fim 162 p a s s ifter the conference dde & 8t made him a crosst Its - on NFL rccord-and w onI "A lot of things haveJ dianged," Law said afa olumns and the attempts- jybe his numbers ore not tri? of the gossip colu his first . 14 regular s e a so n1 Brady said. "Obviousl;^ th t e impor* gome. ‘Wayb 11 of hii lg - all these yards, oil , -fftfntpoge. ta n t thing for me is'to contntinuetodo eye^wpping ‘ great experi* starts. iidowns - but he knows “rve had some g poised and effident leader * things that I find most ful..ifiiiing" these touchd I Ttiuisdtw two His poi in ballgames. What are »ences," Bratly said T ok New England to the S uperr Brady finished third intitheleague l how to win {the President^ ship took »you are sitting at home? ' k ' ’ fdays after watdiing th though with their untestedi M VP voting this season,!L behind co- statsw henyt [ firet lflK)udi-I- winners Steve McNair aa n d Rsyton “^ T b m E is because of the quarterbj [ay of die week. \STidi all ■Bosh. "A lot of that is b underdogs to the S t Louiss Manning-two quarterbrbatics with him any day wn Brady, center, an th e field, and down un nbers and duerespectt:ttoSteveMcNaii;Fcyton •Super BowHMund New Entfv) u d Pi U dU q u iT tntack Ton I «KCC5S we've had o n i Brady took Q nap on the floorr gaudier passing numl Jonald H. Rumsfeld,-... a lot of that success is bbecause of the Rajns.Br e flashier skilk Ih e n , Bract;idy'wcnt out Manning, andam so many of tbe other flanked | by Joyco Rumsfeld, wo lfi ol D tfnua S ieteU nr Dom th," of thelodcer loc room before the gam e irterbadcs in tho game | Powell, app U u d tf- -. ■ guys Pm playing with.’ ien engineered one of thee andkdthet^triotstopli)lqyoff victo- great quarw left, and Alma Poweli, wife ol SoctoUiy of S trto Colin Pom iiin and boyish and ther ant to go out there with a«’nie dimpled diin t upsets in football history,f, ries over McNair^ Tfcnneiesse e Utan s toduy, I warn President Bush anlvet to dallollvn hit S ti t t o l tho Union>spM0ht0i]0btrf4l- ipi make women biggest i Jy," Low said. "Because ' glfod looks m ay m B and Manidng^ Indianapo Colts. Tbm B ra^," ilHIIITuntliy. B w lyw itiliinl u n t of first lady U iira more important leadingg th ti e Patriots S3 yards in t h e i die trum p card of eveiy- 'alon of C onfess on Capitol I w ooo, but vrfiat^ mo minutes to set up AdamQ . Bni4y does have thle e num bers. winning is di for local youths. lis coadies and— final-mi Bush for his and h h teim nwn«t«i lioitbil aporta campa for I to B t^ is that his eiils 48-yapd, gam M vinningg Tho most important onese so fa lL thing." teammates swear bby y 1him . In a job ^ to atieri ------^------
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Jean-Remy Biiana livec deal with poor er may seem a strange thc horrors of the 1994 ■ AMOCIMwI Pf»M WfttTtt«r Soccer 3f fluids and ployon’ ------choice foi for such a solemn event, in Rwanda thut left tr rudimentary senje'of violence has killed dozens half a million people dei ROME - Soccer hoolooligans com: S ^ c e r vic knows, how eve^e f; fans have pelted black "I could sec it, I couli mined an especiallyUy despicable o(, * count on a tini^of . with debris and taunted he said in a voice barelj act a t a R om e siadiumu m a few y e a n ; p lay e« w teams considered to have tlian a whisper. “I saww so many back, holding a large lar banner ' them; tea 0 Rwandan playe^-jstill supporters suffer m urders, bodies." aimed at opposingI J(Jewish fans: Jewish . ills terrible genotddfi’,’^; [lie chants a n d insults, Ten y e a n later, h e is} playingf on j ,■ “Auschwitz Is Yourr Countiy, C thc grotesque an Jew ish com m unity offi- R w anda’s national socc<:ccr team, a H J L • Ovens Are Your Homemes" ■ Roman 1 has die full s u i^ ^ ifaclla Spizzichino remem- symbol of recondliadodon in diis . .,®,. 'Five years later,, In a Europe aal Raf fa It Kagame, who camfi , I the moment in November ravaged nation. The squad s has faced w ith new violeiolence ogainst bored tht middle of the nighlC^ 1998 when shc defied thc odds to reac■ach the 16- Jews, Italian soc 3ne of Rwanda’s ; came to Rome's team field of die Africiican Cupof cer is using the Olympic stadium Nations. u t i same stadium for ' not to be seen aS^ i i to support her ’Ih e Wasps will play tld ie biggest .'.-.v/i'l/i'., a chari^J^ “Match enodde that is bentlOS id team AS Roma, game in the countryry's history ,■ ■••■v- ,' of Memory" to edon" Kagame and read the Saturday when.they! open the fund^ a Holocaust Auschwitz banner tournament againstIt heavily mtiseum. In addi W hy do this in thf s rise is regarded'^ v hung by extremist favored TVmisia, th c hos:3St nation, :A 'c tion, professional ;. It has gone from osS c7 supporters of "If our dreams comene true and d’s lowest-ranked cotJ^ r playOT have been w orld of soccer? crosstown rival w c beat ■Hinisia, a childId bora l h a t. ordered to march I in last year’s ran k in g * , d o r Lazio. Rather than day will bear ththe name'; ' onto ihc field at B ecause the w orld < governing body. tu rning aivay from •Rwanda," Bitana preiredicted, a Serb coach this weekend’s iliyir Hainid Nidlhumtni, I,It,loft, fights for ih t ball with Tun! ;cr teams have p la y ^ aws the sport, she strong statement in1 a nation Rwandan plB) has had to det gam es in T-shirts soccer is w hat drav of Europe’s biggg.5; helped organize w here children u sed to0 bc named ar Zled Jazlrltirl durinf ths opanlnt matohth ofthAo 24th African Cup ofN i tics, lack of f marking Iwanda fields m qs^ ; the m ost attendon)n. the upcoming soc after the royalty of thele ir coloniz- the Rad«» itadlumiti In Tunis, Tunlili, Satuiiturdiy. w i^ only alayen, rue and It^ captam» Z; Holocaust ifically men- tactics. He kr cer events. en and U) cards spcd& u p a tearo a n d play game onabucya, plays iiUt&iS ^ • M em orial D ^ . dorllitii. someone whow kffled your wife, can always coi "W c chose to do d o n ed if one ^vas H u tu < “ We h a d to s ta r t o Ian league. Only dgttC I; Jewish leaders this to break the f edmicity, your familjlily. That's the way it Now, regardless of scratch again,” said Nta id, m osdy in B ^ g f w ij wonder if soccer, taboo in the soc fans-from all over die lulush, central went," saidJd Bitana, a 20-yearoId “Tbday, no R' Europe's unifying ' who was fortunate adding this explains i 'om ier colonizer. • cer worid, which African country back b the defender i mentions this i obsession, might o t to lose d o s e family, average player^ age is ir fi^g for die Af^cffi - RaffMlla Splulchllhino, often forgets the A m avubi, as the team i:is known in enough n ot b e a way lo con* in t' coach Jean-Marie 20s. nda fint swept-jrasK iwlih Holocaust," she IGnvanvanda. Rwyida’la’s t i o n a l A ssist^^nj The team h( ------^—front anti«—______R o m a n I t w lru‘was~a Uentenant-in—------B itan a^till-rem em bers ^v^l1 Tlgflndflr a h iig g _____i l fficiai said. “ Wliy do tm s language. It is a far c of President K . Sonltlsm. community bffl( of Paul Kagame diat ondUadon was taught ii n t in itself, b e fo re ta k ; in th e world of soc d ecade ago when a IOOO^ykiSngh die armyf o out in the mid as of 1996. . m a, which h a d wodUfifi • •‘'It’s about cer? Becausc the n extremist sw ept to powerpoi in th e w a k e of th e celebrate one spree spurred by an “Brothers, sisten, fad up no less thanxfow: time," European liUaged die slaughterr and played during ecretaiy-gener- 'vorld of soccer is what draws H u tu govenuncnt plL grandfathers are dead. £ 1-0 victory made-sure Jewish'CongreM seen those early:ly postw ar y ears, “We are no laum said “It’s . mwtattettendon."' nadon. w e sta rt playing, w e foi w orid took n o d c e i^ - TI al Serge Cwajgenbaui form a sem- "S om eof of die p layers w e re real* nadon of genoi an Informal type of educadonedt that Howevrevcr, journalist Simon It took two y e a n to fc a n d look a t w h a t hi ere not for reconSUa- ;, , who studied thc links team . Early Jy fe a rfu l, toto show up,’’, h e said, self*destrucdc should maybe be enenlarged and Kuper, v blance of a national tc achieved already," Bitant would be elimin|n:c4 -’a Bn poUdcs a n d soccer in his 1 w ith suspi- R w an dans’ an love of soccer is so m aybe should b e seensen aU over." on, the team was riven ^ is as if we are shown ” B itana said. “I t iS'Otir . n “Football Against the stro n g th aat t after players in tennis. I Who needs clothes?stades we spirit which b B randi C hastain is kiknown more Oljinpics.s. Incredibly fit women all off, induding the ' H ie gam e will bee bbroadcast-on have not10 political power, he said., i And the advent of boB.” we are now." for^tripplngoff hersosoccerjersey entangled::d in a physical game-of tonsorcaps. v. 1 state television, witwith proceeds WIcscisci, hmvevcr, disagreed, say- swimming - although thi than for scoring thc wiwinning goal chess? Welfell, men’s wrestiing has- the aiident Greeks, had i going to a plannedned Holocaust ing cut:urrent European and- . the contours of die body 1 in d ie 1999 World C uppon a penal- n’t hit pnririme time despite those ports in th e n u d e. "Why ' . m useiun in Rome. Semitisn:ism is not die work of a r ated a longing for d ty W d t. c reeping; susinglets. So if th e y really s t o pe living in puritamcal Among those mw atch in g th e sm all, dijdisaffected group. . weeny Speedos of yeste i With that in mind,1, let’s forget want to pjpack the arena for the I sports can ta k e u s back m atch wfll be Nobeljel Peace Prize “MyI generadon has good ) want pecs! {als. If you league n e e d s ' e about why thc objecticdfication of women’s: irmatches, they ought to siial roots. laureate and HolocaDcaust survivor antenna:nas,” he said. “We have End the ban on sleeve)ck to your Figure skat [. women’s bodies make;ces hmv they fill th e rirring with mud or jcllo. inrealistic in this coun- ElieWiesel. antenna!nas and we feel it’s and- 'r on ^e men’s tennis iigh*heeled t Ditch die das! e look more importantIt than what Forget NBCfBC. P u t it on t h e Playboy e the answer lies-in the “It^ not my style[c tot' go to foot- Scmitisnism and it’s dangerous. We Jam es B lake m ore exp Kim m nes. Aj y dicy do. Let’s forgett about how Channel. Jowl concept. W om en in boll games, e sp ^d^y ^ not when have a1 riright to say so and a duty [ fact, allow midriff tops.s a divot - designer worl reducing women to:o titillating Bowlingng needs help. Lots of we deal wldt a cerenrem ony o f such to say soso." > absl t diat Uger Kwan, Sashar, lacy i bras a n d helm ets is terms encourages scxixist attitudes help. OneiC vword for d io se backside sobriety,", he said1 bjby telephone. Althoilough diosc who hang signs The WNBA is stru|Shed diose Weiss,tackle football during if in thc workplace anddinrelQdon- TV angles:es: Thongs. B ut “it'is a n im portantant thing every- mockingIng the memory of > women’s b ask etb all coiand sign An immot)f d ie Feb. 1 S u p e r Bowl t* ships. Let’s forget abo3out the gen- LPGA L. , commissioners have where to rememberber what hap- Auschwiiwitz may never be convert* } how Christina Aguile r-viewTV.- ;r dcr politics that suppipress die sta- o fte n encoicouraged female golfen as fashion men’s basket pcned in those timeImes, espedally . ed, offidficials hope millions of odier i look. C haps a n d bikini u back to dieIng h you know, th e LFL. vho w im ess such acts w ill atIt tus of more than halfIf die worid’s to show/ i more leg, wear more th ese diQ4 w hen thch e m em ories of fans whc J may slow the fast brealI wear two Pete Maravido ut a fantasy leag u e. begin to say, “ Enough. population. Let’s forget f< that makeup ' aran d in g en eral look m ore ’ those times are vanbanishing togeth- least bej use aU d ie NASCAR s } results in appeal, but, b lg anatomy. sex appeal. ' ■■■■■■■■■■■ boost.Wear due to thc 1. jumpsuits. I champagne : S? lane ^e driv( lodjsidtsin diey do hug frumpy spons Jy-hascr^ . to fact, the the teeny- « nght. Spon iteiyeorWe not? We're li I tim es, an d sp< I I veless shirts w o u r sensua! i car buying expeitour. Give T hat’S unrcigeto; ^ 9 In an effort to gigive our custom eiers the ultimate c xposure. In try. Maybe th JS. We want Lingerie Bow expand our serv•vice, increase outur selection, addd InoreI value, low( underw ear, la ■uggling. If will play tac :ould some- h alftim e of th broaden our guuarantees,and eli‘liminate th e risk.:k. Iera*Izc its on p^-per-vit I underw ear N ext thing sak, but thc Iblk about We will remove= the road blocks,;s, making iteasieier, faster, and moi Dur next new or use;ed car o r truck freTom us. A t th e Ml»/liddlekauffGrouf a r j I more from ours•selves th an ju st bbusiness as usuaiaI.We will exceed race i i
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e c o n o m y • i E n dI o f 2 0 0 3I brings boOth relief, w o r r i e s; t o M a g icic Valley e ! I ing the public that stuitud- know, and all tliislis rain. T he farm ers aren’tn’t : By Virginia S.s. IH utchins ly ies show daiiy producucts going to be as worr:jrried, because it's nice and Tlmes-NewftI wwr r i t e r ______Quarterly don’t transmit the dis- d >vet now,” said Susie Su: Hoone, a partner in Look[ inside * ? > ease. Primrose Lane Florlorist & Gift Shops, TWIN F AO U X S - T h e y enjoyed the bgsbest and * ness people fear tliey cduld \ For now, despite low)wer But some busines The TJmeJ-Nows’ survey•y o(i fouitlKiuiirtet ecom inic endured th ec w orst o f th e fourth quartei ’ escalating insurance costs, ' ; ■, b e e f p rices, th e m ad cowct be hit by rapidly C5 i ' indicators revealed posiDSitivo ircntls - most rioiably. 1 ' Local beefsf p ro d u c e rs in th e final monlonthsof gs • 'j/o'''; •taller co m p etitio n or by headlines don’t appepear by new megareta , ^ rapid job cieatinn and1 klow unemployment. •i . - 2003 raked in p ric e s fit to brin g a grinin toI a n y RW __ iJ to pose real danger• forf delayed effects off a a Heyburn plant closure,j. But tho quarter also hatiatl Vicnknesses. such a:; a ' ■“ cattlem an’s> fcface. But they ended the y ear IKL_— : lbs lost th is y e a r at j.R. M agic V alley’s d a i^ aiand To replace job.s slowdown in home consinstruction. \ \vith perhapsIps the most uncertainty/ ofo any . , . , ;l elsewhere, Magic Valley beef mdustness a:and the other economic sec-s( S im ploi Co, and « For dotolls, looh for theslesc stories insitie: ,i Magic Valley:y iindustry. must draw new eiemployers. Particularly in I cow dis- iors th a t d ep enn d o' n them . / J t e r th e• Dec.D< 2 3 discovei7 of mad co itl Je ff J e n se n t)f Burley Ite, more • The final dayslys of 2003 also brouglU gd;ood Mini-Cassia, saitl md higher phces . . . .0 3 , easeinadairsliry cow i n W ashington state, ’ & Rehabilitation, • Milk, beef com m ant jroducisi news falling fron:rom th e sky, as year-end snoiiow- Physical 'llierupy & ■:} than 30 countim trie s b a n n e d U.S. beef pro icul- Despite this yeaiear’s overall jol) growth on • Tourism activity piciicks u p ...... 0 3 id meat- fall improved thotho o u tlo o k of b o th th e agric I slaugliter caticattle priccs dropped, and the western side! ol(if Magic Valley, he callcti I - dting ture and recreatiiation industries, • Grocery price riseI stas lls ; ...... O-l packing plantants in Nampa and Kuna- ly “not vei-y good.” j{ers A t th e end of the i fourth 1 usiness p eo p le said they';;y’re "It docs not sccni 1 The issuee c cam e c lo s c r to hom e last now- ness yet, hut I foivsetsee lhat il could." Jensen s;iid.id. • Local bank .depositiit growth slow s ...... 04 officials announced thatat three counting on Idahilaho’s econom ic recovery, sno ;!'1 ' as state offi • dis------d en tifie d as form er herd mamates of fall and the rcsolrsolution of local water use d i; • W estern Maj’ic ValliIlley shines y Holsteins idei them vigorous in 2004. Timcs-Ncw.< lhi.<\iixiritw Editor VirKiniii S. Igton co w th a t tested positisitive for Putes to keep the .'i,.. in Idalio job creatiction ...... 04 a the Washingt( :ting 2004 ,to be a really, reaWilly cun be iv,mu-hixl tu 7J5-32-f2 or rir- e \vas boufeht by a Cassia1 CCounty “I am e.xpectin i the disease w 1C economy rebounding, yyou 'v.ami. j ;; dairy. Idaho10 tagricultural officials arere assur- good year, fhe y
l o w s i g n1 o f c o o»ling l I E n d of f h o t s t r e a k ? H <[ o m e b ul i l d i n g , !s a l e s s h l)r p ercent i I tltnes-News wrtter _ _ _ _ Home H sales ______He —S ------111 all all of 2003. IWin Falls c com pared w ith a year earlieirlier. I new-himie per _ Number of homo* Avoragovoluoln Countyity and its m ajor city ‘Ilie average value on ne i : TW IN F A L L S -K ctpp ww atching. ln1V u include manu/ ! rapid jo b creation. Idnho Rogionni wlioiipiriping 49.8 percent leap ;apartm ent u n its b ut do in Idoho Roglonol he few mobiles : ; For three years, cconcohom ists have pre- "• Mullipio .Listing ill 2(H)2.02. Ifactured homes, and the Mullipio Llsilng . reports at less 5 dieted a decline in the nation’s home- J Sorvico. Sorvico. Andid tlth e final th ree m onths valued ^ in depariment re| ronndeu up lo ; buUding m arket. But nev,lew -hom e sales and of 2oo;i503 ale up some of the tthan S20.000 were ront • starts have continued to 5soar. 's gains. ^520,000. , in the n iral a reas ; However, 2004 mayyr be b the year the g verage value New homes perm hlid in tl Building permits______m lilding permits, ave i more quickly in econom ists get it right. ------^------Hammimer and nails -" jof the county arc risilig ma tiomists are again “ value, on average, than theirheir m ore num er- : Most housing econor - Building parmlta n«« n Tho averngo valuo . . ter a string of eiglit quar- ] donwde new-home Indoilaraof ou s’I\vin Fi\lls d ty counten);:eri)arts. ontidpating that nation forn«whom«a hhm of significant growlli, the 1 wiU faU in 2004 by lM U»dby1W ln „iM houaaa lor which I'^'^ol s a sales a n d construction wi of 'I\vin FalLs and th e . and 4.5 percent. Falla city and „ im building pormlta CUV ot I between 3 percent ar icorporated portion of Fewer ' sold signs es and a shrinking county otdclaia. woralaaued. unmcot a Higher mortgage rates •l\vinI FiFaUs County together In local hom e sales, sigisigns of cooling rs could te m p e r th e » pool of potential buyers c .’d few er new-home per* ishowed up in the secondmd half of 2003, lilding market. Soufco; Source; issued I country^ hot home-build City nnd county ■ City ond county mils dlduring th e October-to- aficri benchmark mortgageage rates left the O r m aybe not. rocords. record* DcCcmlcmber period than they ifoutnlecade low they hadd rercached in m id a chance we could h tu* ‘There certainly is a < did aa yearyc earlier. June. or conceivably even u dOjos w ell os in 2003 o r < U»M I the end of December, Local real estate agents'is' saless of houses eidere, chief econo- u MN J By ll b ^ r ,” said David Seid 4Q01 4Q02 4Q03 4001 4002 «0J departrirtment records showed a during the fourth quarteiirter - induding i inal Assodation of L u y occupied hom es I mist with the National 7.9 perpercent drop - from 126 both new and previously oci ch held its annual Hotne Builders, which 2004 new single-familyy h..t I- ...... D-2 ,_Tim*vNewi.Tt^nFaJl:FaJIi. Idaho Sundi7. January 25.21i. 2004 U R jB u jSIN]ESS M l d n i i ^ ■ i d eg ree in saleslies and m arketing and I Newspaper employee: 0 make minor adjust- nB_ nr__ _ sp eak s SpanisIanish to b etter serve Jerom e dairy receiicelves i r ' dieir Intemet sctdngs in TWIN FALLS - Three : aw ard for Innovathation icccss thc upgraded sys- Nnci writers and editcS r s ^ S national recognition laf .I*-'” '! days, but w are vex7 Staff of thc Amcricacan Press added Jim DavisDav: to its sales staff. ‘ oic(i wilh ih f limi)'iiiov.itive Dairy c L d t^ ^ to1 ^explain ^ to customers th c 2003 SNA H e grewf up in thc American rear award. ci>- Insuiule judged thc 20 I^irnicr (»f tlu- Ycai Hi^ MTini * id expanded features of I Editorial Awards Contest,;t.Winncrs FaUs a r e a and >;p))iis()rc'd by llife IInteniutiohal met service, espedally _ •will be recognized in iliithe M:u^di 1 most recendy Piiiry FihkIs A•isociaiion « oi and ' provided at no aildidonal edidon of Editor & Publisllisher mag- K ? ^ worked in thc i);iir\’ Todiiy i/iiie. ' S d John Ncy, P M l”s vice • • sign in d u stry in ' azincandataMardi4aw;wardsban- h .... ■nii.‘ fanu's(]xviu'Piu'Pi a n d m a n a g e rs : of customer operadons. ( jf . Bend, Ore. > Ix-dbclter. § ■ quet in Phoenix during? i die SNA L ' pade also posidons PMT erence. K-,. , ' ■ Davis h a s four 'n’lc awiint ivtoKtiwf’liizesU.S. dairy Spring Publishcri’ Confer itional upgrades and 77iL'7imcs-Wnw’awards:is: i^i years of sign piodiiccrs lhat a|i|)lipply creativity, ; nents wliich arc plan n ed sales experience w inl thinking to , • First place in the; “Best" In- fXti-llL'titc and ftins'at Jiis year.” ' / and knowledge mn pnidiiciivity ; j ’ legory for I aihi(.-\c Ka-aitT fnnn Mutual Telephone is a depth Reporting” catej itfl of uU kinds of [lilk niurkeling. : ! c,” health a nd iinprovL-il milk X communicadons com- j “Money and Medidne,’ com m ercial sig- l.ir M Daily will : spoiiMip; s;iid. C Biir pany scrvinving Magic Vallc7 from reporter Sandy Miller^ Is nagc such as ban Dairy Today’s ; , Ik’ fcaliircjl in Di offices in RtRupert, Burley and'IWin package of stories in Janu ners, real estate j.lm iar.' ivsiiL-. Falls. Foundmded by its members in on M apc Valley Regionallul M edical . , , r.,snomiiialedby i W salaries. sjens, decalsils aiand various ty p e s of C IliirM Diiiiyu-asi 1916, th e companyCOI offers local tele- C e n te r packagc ! digitally imagelaged signs. I’liu! »«H.-sincT Ilf (llai;>lanhiu I-'(K>d.s in : ng distance, Internet and T hc 'Jtain'nvj l;a lk .-llic 3bon-cutt/ng ceremony a t the 33 Jn;n 1 PJaia In BujIJ)' are, Uom vices. ied issues j ^ , i / y iiiJcration n]>L' was , ^ . 'allls, Vaneasa Johnson and Katlatle Bunn; such as; overtime, G I ACCOUntanUmts judged againsi "“f**’ >at Campbell; owners Mindy Wallh ■'/ r ^ ' Dtter; anti Lex Kunau. In back frotfrom left are Paul Lyons, Carleclem clayviiie Medical Dlscoyeii^Dl c l o ^ shortages,es of nurs- I TW IN FALL\LLS-Certified public 14 oiher -con- -JunQ Poti c s andd techni* j accountantt OOcborah K."Moori: tenders. and Dianeane Newman. placem eni;nt of common ^ o c k d a n s , ancmd grovrth j ______• joined the prac- Jane U*d- ; TW IN FALLS 1 - Medical ^hospital’s I j ^ dce of Pollow & ■ heller 1)01 and her nihhnr , Hot Shot Photograraphy and | DiscoveriosCS Inc. said it has d o se d a to p sa lauios. n Co. CPAs o n Jan. caaiedCHarM on cutting marks father. Ted Miller,cix' j Design, which offersre porlraits, ; placement of restricted • Ihlird ir placc Dairy ill W ht'ii,len Jane m arried o p S nling ln of Burley plaza ; group photos, digital r 1. Shc, Julia 1 retouching, stock with gross proceeds for “Best {'.ren UiilH -lter in ! lie was liU RI d j reproducdon, photo n [npimy of $1.1 million, ^ Pollow a n d Doug TILEY -T h c 3 in 1 Phiza held repau',busi. ,oUiecomp Sandy MDIer Coveragege of Local ^ 1 workinK us a hir^e;e aanimal veteri- j , o I ness cards and flyers. Pollow have ibon cutting to recently to re. The busi- The montjney will be used primari* Businessss & M- 1 M iriMTi in >:reUer and hersi* s, I Regular hours will1 resume i in product, MlMDI-P,in late 2004. That five y e a rs and tii(iix.-raie(heTedMiI Miller D aily and a n d cliclasses; First Responders, la S. woriced for a y April: 10 a.m . to 6 p.ip.m. Monday filing andd s approval will b e neces* ir a public accounting are xwrkinn to iniegilegnite inan;ige- whichh offers cardiopulmonary Hutchlncei>cen to scpanue i continuinuity during a difficult dmcle Ii H utchins 0{wrate AllJl Aincrican data to die application. res Editor H y I Aucdon, which ako cc ■ McClymonds ilieaiiitnaLson tlie•farmsaccording fat | fortheic company and the Ramsey | cond,ICK on- * ’, a separate study for th e e TUmer^ ^ JH i site estate aucdons. Auclionecre / Similarly a has morc than 25 lo a^e. All firsl lact;actiuion animals i family,y. tu re of MDI-P will com - nber 2002 ai-e calved am i inilkcilked ihaH.* dm es i - i believe1)^] it is now time for thc;e | are Stephen Hutdiin;ins and Joo manutanm years of smaU- »n.c r-in »w. i mcnccshorlonly at both the Goodvrin about a business account- a tlay at C Har M.I, Older0 cows are companlany to move beyond an inter-r- ; Hutdiins. Consignmer lology Laboratories and it m ade Ijy appointm ent i 35 diagnosed ■ ing experience. calved and milked;d twiccn a day at ^lananagem ent status to as.sure it River Laboratories, 3mcer an d „ , ^ th e Ted M iller Daily. lg or73145G7. ^ She will handle '■O'- , condnuin ucs to b c one of tlic leading M cdicalal Discoveries’ president cssons h e ywenjimpres-scd wholcsi id record keeping, Judges said they w> esalc distributors of air and .s a n d chieffext‘Cudvc,JudyRobinett c: , his fam ily McClymonds ■l)y theo|)eratioii’sexi! extensive record vvater C' ids payroll a n d com r control products and servic-c- P arent of The Timesesflew s ofTWin FallFaUs, said: ‘Tliis fin a n d n g D.nl»Tiinier id about the keeping, which prov;irovides th e basis th th, e industry,” slie said, puter assistance „ declares quarterly dividendi is instmmcimental in our efforts to ■ uncertainties of life. for numerous for m anagem eni dedsionsdec in milk Founu n d c d in 1953, U nited Pipe )n o u r promise of dcvelop- ous smaU businesses. produciion, herdd nutridon t and hug sal and distxi^tion ccntcrsK TWIN FALLS - loivtwa-hascdLco ’s patented technolow for Tawnl Woot U-eding, and cow health.het For exam- 24 locations throughoutUt Enterprises Inc., pararant ot Hic ingMDPsjdc i applicadons. Witn this Luke Hansen I TJnics-Ncws, d ed ared1 a quarterly theiapc"tii footen 1 pie, the T^dbctierstors closely track Wiisliirliington. Oregon and Idaho. , we should have the! BURLEY-Luke Hansrisen joined i rrm m m s c TWIN FALLS iieonalal death lois, Io: wliich had cash dividend of 18ts cents,,.or ' !S necessary to complete I— the sale:Jcs team at E S ‘niwni Wooten l>een ninnin« al 10 j)crccnLSc*veraIj Irfah o i share, 10 A uction Barn a l trials. By completing J H y t l l K im recendy recdved years ago, th e aivarclrard siwnsors siiid 'llie dividend is pay:lyableAprill Predinirf iais, w c hope t6 succcssful- Chevrolioletlnc. her real estate III a sialviiient. 'Hk'Hie diiiry de\el- o p on s doors In Twin Falls I to stockholders of reoKord o f V th the product furdier towrardI J Hanstiscn recent- oi>cd an incentivee programpi for th e '1-WUA^IN FAIXS -ITie new Idahoho i th e common stock aiand Class B ly move the liccnse. 1 com m craad a l approval... itum ed to VM W ooten is work- employees respon;lonsibic for the Aucdoijo n B am will begin its weeklydy i common stock as of Mi ;d in 1991, M edical : Mini-CaCassia and is y - gih.a j ing widi c. Lcehusanagrccmcr malemity area. Today,To neonatal M onda,day-niglit auctions this week. enttoaiquim n iS ’S eries is a publidy traded >ycd os a •k)sses arc in ihe 2-S2-;i percent range •n,e ; Jt- I thc 6‘oiit/i Idaho Press: irin Burley, the \ ¥ employe S n i Prudential Idaho 1C ne%v 6,000-squarc-foot heat- ment-stagc biopharmaccu- V T r r r ' » sales assodate as; at for bolh facilities. ed a niicdoii d b am is at 1838 E ldridgege j S t o D«i7y Frt’u/^ress ininNewda,Uie Homes & cardi company engaged in‘ th e ccom pany’s Properties in l\vin i Ave. inin'l\vin Falls. Il will host week-;k- Minidofca Coiiniy IVtiv:IW m Rupert, I, development a n d valida- n t th e Wood River Joumtval in Hailey. Vf 1 Burleyy location, RUls. S h e can-bc United Pipe &SI Supplyl i ly inidoor d o auctions of con.signmcnt its patented and-infecrive IV. Main St. T am i Woolen IS, andques, estates, tools andIld th c GooJiVifi O iim tptu Uadcr in i ‘ ------1221W. gy- . . LtikB Hansen Hansiiscn has a undergoes restru“ "g ■ i Sding n m aterials. Gooding, Northside Nm'awinjerome i tedmology 5336 o r 731-0632. 'W IN 1'AU.S - II’ortland, Ore.- • Mononday’s aucdon will begin at[ G an d Lincoln County:y Jounuil in ______based United l’i|H*i|H> & Supply Co. p.,n..b(, b ut th c doors will l>c oj>en forbr Shoshone, Inc. - whicli has a Ulocation in IVvin b id dIers er to look over thc merdian-m- I Fall.s - sjiid i f iss n.restniciuring to Iw ginning at 10 a.m. that day.ay Project Mutual upjpgrades m a n ivniain a market1 leader.Iw i -niis; week'sw “fun auction" consists Internet Infrastrud Cooper Norm United Pipe,^ a; SO-ycar-old ools ; im d miscelliuicoiLS item s icture C€RT1FI€D PUBUC flCCOUffUNTflNTS Northwest di.strilnit(Imtor of irrigation, I to » build the metal baro, own-m- RUPERT - Projt)ject Mutual — 4»'ntvisj.t>wj tifiiaihvm'rcvu [uimping, waienmrwirks and IIVAC yrs Siiid.s;iii Buyers w ll piiy a 10 per-cr- Telephone announced«1 coinpleuon « = — eciuipmeni.annoimi:>uiiced dianges on ; buyers i, premium alwve thche of a major system upjip^de to tlic it.s board of dia'Clorctors and selection winninning bid. Internet infrastnictunire for its cus- of a new pivsident:.■nt iind d iief e.xec- a d i M ondav niglit, d ie primaryu y i tomers tlm juf^iout Madagic Valley. utive officer. auctioilioncer will work from a fixeded i Tlie improvementnts included >. Al the coinpatiyVmys aiiiutal .snare- podiurium. wiUi seating for bidders,rrs. I installation of newIV high-speed holdeiM neeting,aa rnewlv consdtut- D urinjing cach auclion. tho aucdon;on • redundant servers that thi increased ed Iward electedJ UIMlli i!uin,scy u,i |,jnn's i's pommercial kitdien will/ill thc speed and funcaction of die diairwoinaii. Ramsimsey, th e compa- offerT such fare as hamburgers,;rs, Internet access systemm s, nnd which To: Our Many Mag^agiq Valley F riends ny’s m ajor shaa'holiiholder and w f e of fries,s. floppy s Joes, homemade picsies indude new featureses, PMT .said. From: Dave and Pat'a t crutions. .„,di urt. •, while the Feb. 23 eventunt four to fivo dm es thche capadty of possible to pro v id e o uur r cclients with ev en b e tte r serlen/ice. C harlie Ziipsic,, to president und , indude j„ an antitiue bottle col-;ol- the p/cvious eqiiipme;lent." md As a result of die:• newi security nal sadness that Pat and I wri/vrite this letter. W e h av e bee CEO. Ziipsic rcreplaces Steve lectioi;ion. antique furniture and It Is wilh so m e p e rso n a l been part of Ram.sey und Ten:eny Dot.son, who priinitnidves. llie March 1 uucdonion features, .some PNH.rr customers th e Magic V alley cqmimunity m i for over 30 y e a rs andnd are sorry to leav e our mar many friends. ' ;ited to move b e c a u s e we'will/ill be living d o s e r to o ur two However, we are excitet two children ovely g randdaughters. P a t arand 1 feel truly blessed to ha' a nd three incredibly love ) have lived in nesday's Food & Homtn e sec tio n naking friends is e a s y and dodoing business with friends l5 lungry? Read Wedne; a community w here maf ds Is normal. absolutely* a great place toi 11'live and raise a family. W e i Twin Falls, Idaho is “abs /Ve adopted ir hometown and w e will be1 bback to s e e you from time tc this community a s o u r h ie to time, r C ooper N onnan fam ily remimains committed to sen/ing c ■ With eveiytry new custom er R est assu red th a t o u r C ng our friends unity activities w e h a v e particlidpated in and supported thi acrivaiion ihroughligh Feb. 13, S print ■ and the many communii i Ihroughout will make a ca. ivill l)c eligible to J ’m n ‘ back at M iddlekauil u f f - le celebration will b e o n Thur.ursday. January 29, 2004, fre HI!!: the Magic Valley. Thee I from 4:00 :• ivin a free ski vaca p.m. to 6:00 p.m., a t ouroui Twin Falls office. P leasese mark your c a le n d a rs and ( tion pack ag e for B lue Lakes Ford, indcom e celebrate w ith all o f uJS s {a t Cooper N orm an. two. M itsubishi! S p ed al Olympics Please visit u s w h en you are Idaho is a nonprofit To all m y past loyal Thanks for your m a n,y y bblessings and friendship. P I are In Boise. orgiurganization that custom ers & friends! provides free, >x‘at^^‘a^^)und training ' a n d athlctic comptTCh Sp rin t is u gloglobal integrated communicadonss providerp serving 208.736.2480> CRISTA ANC customers in moruon.* than 100 coun- tries. It said it operipcrates the largest 100 p c rc c n t digiiIigital nationwide .U ^ A K E S PCS wireless network ne in thc , U n ited S tates. I lOAHC Boisb TWtNFALL* !_...... 1 uioG MeudcrIoamoFauj Meuur IN CHAnoe McumrinCmarc A JanetRoE,CPA.CwCVA ClintK-TUDCRMCHAnOEavei DAVID M. C00PCfj.CPA,CVA TAVENMEn.CPA.CVA j Tlnies-News8 Classifieds( , . / / . 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By Virginia S. Hutchins County pushectied down D ecem ber September, Sc] the Idaho Statetc 'Hix FiilL vvrtter______jobless rates; in ij both Blaine and Commission Co says. 14 percent a nno a 9 percent in Camas County,Ity. where, businesses , Tourist-dewndent1 neighbo}ors to October througough December. r i s e f nr o m y e aa r a g o ' rapart'd wih those TWIN FALLS - Idahoi•s tourist cater to Sun Valley-boundVa drivers, the tht nortli also showed imprciroving resIK‘cti\^‘ly, compi industiy basically held itsi oivn in Plcntilul iviiw inter m oisture also numbers nui during .the fourthI cattle producers saw'pricessoarin pr u OJ ------• . .A e fo u n h quarter. Discovery Di of ^ - ' .the disease in one2 \Washington ' state cow just before)re Christmas " i n u t e:: s t o . IME Ml .■put an e n d to that. 1 0 (OO ANYTI ■ But n o t before cashsh ireceipts for g ------. Idaho’s farm productucts in 2003 |______exceeded S4 billion1 for fc the fint j f « '• time. Strong prices: fofor livestock I In dollsrs for Clais III mllli, \ < , / m o ' . onH d flir^' mf'p? th ?Ti ______V _____ J ■ ^ d c in crop m arkets.■s. « S 5 ^ zaas Sourco: U.S.3. DopartmontC of Agrlculturo. . The Index eat, down 14 p ercent (in ■ Here's how selectedted ag sectors , *,Wi'uit th ree m o n th s with1 a 2 -year service agrtreem ent. ■ -perform ed in th e founlu n h q u a n e r local pnce;ices). '• October-to-Decembeiiber prices for , • ‘th e beans, w heat, sugaig ar and pota- Tn6 IHlIKIk market ' 'to categories used for The Times- *nie basease price for C lass i n milk ■'News’ fiirm-price indeidex were all _ manufacfacturing*grade milk des- below 2002's fourourth-quarter tined mosilostly for cheese - edged prices. Just cattlei aand butter up througmghout the spring and showed im provem ent.^t. sum m er- from fr an agonizin^y low * l u s But some of the highesthig cattle $9.11 per pe; hundredweight in prices ever (before maercent e n from a quanerof of 2003. But it edged back • year ago. do^vninththe fourth. Here’s how fomounh-quaner Federal•al m ilk orders show ed UNLIMITECD Incoming Call:i l l s - Index prices comparedred with year- class mI baseb prices of S14.39 for earlier ones: October,-, S13.47S: for November and ■ • Cattle, up 21. ppercent (in S11.87for:or December. Those priccs O tl ‘MagicValley prices).). were u p) 22-37Z percent from year-, • B utter, up 13 perc<•Tcent. eailierpritprices. :iass E milk price is an k e n d s • Beans, down 1 pcrccnti (in mt economic indicator for UNLIMITED Nightsr & MVeeke local prices). the valleyley because most Magic . • • Sugar, down 3 p>en:ent. e n VaUey milk m gets turned into \ beginnlin g a t 7pm "• • Potatoes, down 4 percent (in cheese an(and related products. . local prices). r - r I I III I K l c c iin u Youj r B u sINESS i NOKIA^ H In C M I L N “It's better to give Ihan to recei\eive (of course, you could do both)',h)V ■ V - - ^ ff Lb DY USC g a a ffia m w 9km-'■■amll
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G r o (> c e r y (p r i c e L o c a lI b a n ki d e p o si s i t g r o > w t h s ll ( o w s By Virginia S . H utch ins Tlmos-News w rite r______Bankk deposits . ______j n terest e rates .TWIN I'A IJ-S - NewV custom( ers ***"“| Depoallain so ■ Tho provalllng i n c r (• e a s e s s l o w and mbusi activity byy the exist- thouaandaot *| nationalnatli Intaroat .... - ing customer base con;>mbincd to dollara ai Iho end rato during tho ^ Virginia S. Hutchin give llie snnillest of Magagic Valley’s of Ihe quarter In^ pnstpnsi 12 montha. T|mes-Wew9 writer ______M [fket basket locally based banks a 221 percent four loeally-boaed in deposits banka-Magic Sourco:Sou: 1 TWIN FALli; - After the w Qgarterly fiSn" year-end H Valloy branchea. • J | . . . . ' WollWolls Fnigo & ' • , ; Co. « • I squeeze local groct•ocery shoppers m 2002 to year-end Soufco: Bonk /o . - felt ill (hu fall, thle e screws: didn’t • m j A 2003._ 's just been ZZ Um U ollicials. • 3.» - (iuluen mtidi mna-■e tlthis winicr. « , M / h. J J'T « » 0 NO iin e.'ccellent St:Still,. wL-ckly N H ...1 ------4Q0I - 4002 4003 rticery bills are ' u th <|uarter ill! uiting on more h for us," said I’liillip and borrow ing m ood contiitinned to And thereI theythi remained. p - Manic Valley B ank presi 2 0 0 2 f„„r,h•th (|uarters. * prt.'src.ssure lhan a m ics-A’ca'.< g ath ers deposit benefit 1 from a prim e intert:restratc A climate• of super-low short- Magic Valley Bank a.llh ti f Cllll of ^-aL-ar r ago. uccord- <' m Buhl-bascd Farmers >which remained at itss lowest term borrowingving costs gives con- Dctcinber h e ld S(i8 11iiiillimi ill ■’(' ; -■ inglg to a Times- Bank, B uricy-based D.L. point i in dccades throught;hout th e sum ors and businesses buf an incen- 4001 4002 '4003 deposits, 'llie other ihrIircc locally Nalioniil Bai •'A ' Nctu;'o w survey. ank. l\vin Falls-based ^1fourth q u arter. tivc to spendid ;and invest more, A three-siore Anaverao.rao« coal In dollara of a boakol ba.sc'il hanks e ach held:1 imoro Ilian E v a n s Ban, lh a t th e cconom y is A ih leral Savings Bank and ' Major banks keep their•ir prime With signs thai Win Falls shop- ofg o o dIs aa at thrM area grocery marfceta. 52'1!5 million in depositsils in local ?'■•?> f '* '’ und, analysts expect' survey sliowetJ ‘IWir I\vm Falls-lls-based Magic Valley iinterest ra te s se i at threirce per- gaining ground Soutco; Tijnoa-Nows uufvoy. hninches. nakers to hold short- pers paid morc for:>r aj selection of Bank. centage points above thec Ifederal Fed policy-mak groceries, toilciriesies and laundry W hat'sIt's the big picture for tlie Uicals-’ b a n k deposit;ilts woro on T liat isn'.n’t the entiro local bank- Ifunds rate. The funds ratates, the ‘ term intcrcst:t rani te s at th e 45-year items at the endJ of o the fourth year? the ri-ic last year. Init mimoro slowly _ |„ g :et, of course. B ut those iinteresl banks charge eadicli orher low when theyhey meet this, week, ted Press reported, q u a rte r (tlie threeJ st(stores uvLTdged H ie newspaper’s n< four grocery- tium ill 2001 a n d 2 0 0 2 . fo u r proviovide a measure of ton ovemiglu loans, is they Federal1 The Associated no m ists believe rates J S99.70 for item s otin thtf e survey list) nrice sulurveys r of 2003 (at the enifsJ Deposits in the Ma^iagic Valley changes inn ceconomic activity. 1Reserve’s primary tool for foi influ* Some cconon th an in D ecem ber•2002 20 (597.06 on of M ardirch, June, September and branches of the fou)ur locally * Quarterlyrly rates of p o w th from t encing th e econom y. will stay wherelerc they are for the average). D e c e miber) b t yielded an average; based b a n k s at thle e end of year-'earlierier deposits ranged With lh e low ering of thehe funds rest of this yearye: and into 2005 Iation is low and the. ’Hiat 2.7 percentenl jump hurt price thahat was 4.4 percenl higlier December (S841.4500 million) between 10,010, ancl 13.5 p ercen t in irate June 25, commercialal banks because ihflati^ shopiw rs less tlian1 th e 6.9 pereent than thele four surveys of 2002. topped lhe year-afago total 2001-02, buibut growth dropped to «cut Iheir prime lending3 1rates - labor markets;ts still: need time to. ri.se betw een DeciDecember 2001 That’st’s a steeper rise than' ($7!)7,277 m illio n ) b y jujust 5.S per* g.Q percentnt iin early 2003 and has lthe benchmark for manyny short* heal, the AP• saidsai . O th ers, howcv-; (590.76) a n d D ecemiml ber 2002. nationall'ally, suggests th e U.S. gov-: cent. Tliat growth was} rnoticeably inch ed doiviBivn in single-digii terri- lterm co n su m er and smanall-busi* er, believe the ihe Fed could start And shoppers wiwere prepared emment’;nt’s most closely watdied slower th a n th u 10.0 peperceni rise to ry sincc; ththen. 1 ness loans - from 4.25 percrcenrto nudging ratesss upi later this year for the higher-•r prices by baromeltet(;r of inflation. in deposits a t the. fofour banks Meanwhil/hile, consumers and 4 percent, th e lowest Ievevi;l since if th e econoonomy goes gang- SeptemlKir’s hugee year-ovcryear j The ConsumerC< Pricc Index for between the end of thele 2001 and small businsinesses in the buying 1May 15,1959. busters. ______nrice hike. In fact,. tlilile third quar- all of 200320 rose by 1.9 percent. ter’s 9,2 iwrcent nseIise Irom aiyear down fromfro a 2.4 percent nsc in earlier had been th e largest for 2002. Therhe index's food prices rose any quarter since:e at least the 3.6 perc: Idnho1 Aulomobllo Oonlors -ally adjusted unenim ploym ent Full-yeor 2003'520 employment atls Tliis m onth, th e state’s’s 1Division two-tenths ofjf aa point low er than a C ounty d ealers sold)ld 25 fewer new Associnii:inilon, untied th e fo u rth tpiailarter at 3.7 totaled 33 percentp fewer than the of Financial Manageme:icht said year earlier,r, d esp ite th e Moore cars and truckscs in October percent.'Hiat vvas morere than a full ads placet!cot] in 2002. when tho Idaho nonfarm emplployment Wallace closunisure. Rogers credited througli D ecem bercr tthan they did Assodatiiation. iwint below th e statewwide i 4,8 per- total wasIS upu 19 percent from expanded ju s t 1.0 percentnt in 2003 the dairy indu:idu.stry’s stability and a year earlier.'niiu'^u'^ a 3.1 iiercent But economyec< watchers can taket* cent joblessness fororecast for 2OOI. 'heThe annual tally grew 8 per- a fier a flat 2002. retailers’ pleniientiful holiday hiring, decline - followinglg tht e first t}uar- sliglit com co fort in th e bigger pic- December cont In 200020c and 15 percent in “Idaho nonfarm cmp!Iployment Tlie closure':jre's effect mi^it be ter’s i:i.3 percentIt year-over-yearj ture. The Labor Departrtment fie- 2001. growth is anticip ated to gigradually more evidentnt < after retailers end jobless-rate • rise, the second quajuarter’s 3.1 per- Tlie 2003 2( annual sjiles total inn (jueiiliy revises local j' accelerate a s th e U.S. economy c their seasonallal ipositions, hoivcver. - ,i data, its m ost recentlit computa- strc, cent growth and th e third (]uar- l\v in Fall'alls and Jerome counties, at trcn g th . heats up,” s ta te economisilists w rote This year, a, a C Califomia manufac- te r's 7.9 p ercent shoihortfall. , 3,418. newne care and trucks, wass tioiis pegged the thihroo coiinty Qctoltober-to-December data in their January editionjn of th e tu re r of liigli-p^Ii-precision hydraulic r. lalmr m ark et’s seasoiuinallv adjtist. Hut it's Ijeen wois()ise. • actually,Iy u p - alb eit just 0.7 per- -Sted for season;il fluciua- “Idaho E conom ic Forccasiast.” valves and fitt:fittings plans to relo- I eil rate at 4.3 percentitinlOc.obor i j„„„ •The two countieuies' combined ccnt -- fromfr 2002’s tally of 3.3!)3. rome, Gooding an d 'l\vin Tliey expoct Idaho’s nonfarm r cate to l\vin/in Falls. Owners of .J and 3.9 p e rc e n l in Novt new-auto sales sawiaw double-digit But it still st: fell short of the 3,704 ivombcr Falls coimtimties combined gained a job total to gain 1.5 percrcent this Hydro Fittinj.ting Manufacturing , ,f Western Magic Vallejey had a par. „o,e„„niiy percentage drops; in five ot the 12 sales inn 20012 a n d th e 4,110 to ta l of ihy 3,073 nonfarm jobs year, 1.7 p e rc e n t in botli1 2i2005 and Corp. said thtthey’ll build a new ' ticularly good y e a r coinmparorlwith 2006, and 1.9 perceni in 21 q u arters of 2001 thnthrougli 2003. 2000. d with the fourth quarter 2007. m anufacturinging facility and start ' ,r the rest of th e state ant 'Ilie total of 77979 newi cars and T he auto ai assodation's full-year inrl nation ^ (.jo o z . “While this growth i;is low er operations byby July with about 37 , ,f ‘nio Idaho Departmei tnicks sold in tlielie most recent statisticsics for the eight counties of lomofUbor nrai’sa?a 7.6 percent gain, lhan d uring Id ah o ’s longng expan-; local hires, estimates annual avercragc iinom- ,i,. sion, it is a wclcome chanange from And a Virgir Octobcr through DtDeceml)er com- Magic: ValleyVj suggested th a t buy* that number in red ink, irginia-based'cliain of ployment for the tin pares with 804 inn tlthe correspon- ers aree notn .simply opting for used Ihrco-coiinty because it's it'; big enougli to make tho absence o f growth in ir 2002,” . discount varietricty stores \vill bring market at a seasonall;ll y adjusted . state eco n o m ists vvrote. ding months of 202002.( Hiun, the modelsIs overt new ones. Magic Valley the star of . :e. •A fter 25 to 30 newi;w jo b s to T\vin FaUs ly 4.0 percent - two-tentli two-county'I\vin FallFalLs and Jerome Used:d car a n d truck sales by "'1® m any an, IdahoIJ econom ic report, stalling, Idaho’s economyly is m ak- next year, blut ut imost of those posi- ,y centage point lower tlthan 2002 s total had been dowiawii 17.5 pcrccnt dealersrs ini th e e n tire M agic Valley lost recent fourth quar- ing the tum toward pn:jrosperity. tions will be5 paip a rt tim c.DolIar1Vec „ . 4.2 percent. A n d nicely from the 974 new c;cars anti tnicks droppedted 2.0 percent from 2002 to - .■ly bolow tho ,o r’s averagnigc number of nonagri While this tum may seem:m slow to Stores Inc. said;aid it will open ils fir s t' state a nd n atio n al aver some, it is a change tow sold in 2001’s fo»fourth quarter, 2003, whilewt sales of new aiitomo- erases. ciillundiohjobs in the th ree counties, aivard th e Magic Valleyy ssto t re in early M arch, right direction.” nccording to . repoiiporis from the biles valleywideva] slip|)ed 1.8 perr- lo r com parison; Idallaho’s annual at 43,730,0, compares t wiili fourth- in tlie Lynwoodrood S hopping Center. Idaho Automobiobile Dealers cent. average., unem ploymicni ei rate in quarter 2002’s20( average o f 40,657. “W estem, MagicM; Valley should . 2003 is forecast at 5.3>.3 percent - lliat’s a morcm e.xciting story for Local outlook continue itsts strength,”: Rogers dowi half a percentagene point from job seekers;ere than th e 4.7 percenl, Tliis summer’s dosurure o f a “ “ iJ- “J»>> Bto'growth will probably 2002’s annual avenigeie of 5,8 per- 1,827-johb growth | between the Moore Wallace Inc. bbusiness- stabibze ratheither than show huge HomesS ______cent statewide, departntm ent econo- fourth quaruartcrs of 2001 an d 2002. forms plant in Jerome pututroughly growtii. Retailail 1and scrvicc sectors mists said. Tlie nalioron's prelimi- T\vin Fall-alls, Jcrom o a n d Gootling 100 people o u t of work. jobs will againain b e th e leaders.” Continued from Dl growthil in 2002. compared withb • naty 2003 avenige uneilemployinent county growth gro in nonfarm jobs “But the inherent benenefits of a So don't cxpf an array - /Jx m T he full*year, couloiiniywidc sales multipleplo listing scrvice. ^ Oal^idge i^ys( s ^ ■ H of services and cxpcrlcrience that to tal rang in at 9 937 7 hoases 1 - down cnn m oke th e sale goJ tsmoother, — by 0.9 pereent froirrom 2002^; 1,006 Knighight Ridder News Scniicc con . Chinese Acrobat faster a nd m orc profit!Itnblc. 75% OF THCr H O S E w h o sold sales. Thut followsws 12.9 percent fn'feurcrfed to this rcport. I Yakov Smirnoff One survey found) that I over through Rcalt t
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Gmln & Food • 813 Jewaweliy 907 uiuityTr ABSOLUTELY 102 C;ird ol Thanks . 0 0 3 Fumishod 7 0 9 H NO SALEStll Salary DOED( 423-4527* Cloan(1 drivingdr)> rocord. ) CropiiProduce 814 Lnwnaw A Gordon Froo workplace. 1 0 3 DiotnfyAlds 401 SchoolalnsiructVsn ApljyDuplwos • 710 C 3lr1ctly research. CONSTRU I Cuslom Farming 818 Exoixorclse Equipment 1-6310/308-1722* 104 Porsonals 4 0 2 Music Lossons 6 e( 0 4 Unturnlshod 711 C Im MU m MI S7.0010 totc S9.00 per hour. L ooking fi 105 HnppyAUS 40 3 Tulorlng AptsVDuploxos Soivicos S 816 Misc ion Casualual wor1( environment oxporiere n ce. M usl h avo DRIVER 100 Special Nolk;o5 6 0 5 ' Rooms For now - 7 1 2z FarmsF For Rom For: xiblo evos. doys, & own too}0l bolt, wago Is Nood driverivor tor hauling :oii2oa<>5a-oB59* 107 Abortion Altoinativos, h e » 2 3 a a i 3 «6 0 6 Mobilo Homos 7 1 3I PPostures For Ront 817 Mustusteal Insliuments , wknd.id. hours. I 15-30 hrs. b a s e dI on o e x p o rio n c o . loads. Coll< Ifllco EqulpySuppfWs Aecesso.ssoooj por weok.wot Oroat part-timo This Is (orlo tho Now River o r iv e RS 1 0 8 Piofossioivil SorvicosDS SOI Opon Houso 6<6 0 7 • Oflico & Rot.iiinoni.il3 7 1 4t PaslutosP Wanlf)d ' 818 Ofllc s I FamiAuctkjns 819 Bkry^ e j 03 1003 AulosI W.Wantod lob job orI second |ob. C rest Aptkpt. Complox. Con- imtnodiotoIte positionp (or 1 0 9 Honim a Wollnoss 502 Homos (Of Sale ,66 0( 8 Commorcial Rentals 7 1 5 F 3sa lo CSI cam pus. tact Ryonon 801-301-2429.* aooondnbit i AG Business & - 620 Toolools A Machinery 1004 Ariiquos,UOS 4 Coioctoios C'®** dnblo OTR drivors. ' 1 1 0 Homo;Hoa«h Cnto 510 Out-OI-Aroa Homos 8 0 9 ConJornlnlutTimmo 7 1 6 A )r moro Inlormntion - jlros good molor Sonto) Dlfociory 821 Varl^arloty Food^vcs. 1OO0Somis& 111 En’onalnmont Sotvico 511 Out-OI-Staio Homos Snntos . S Calt 736-28S3 CUSTOM.MER SERVIC. 0 record. Cinss A Wanted To Buy Equipmejmeni ***************** 113 Child Cato Sorvicos’• 512 FarmilnancheiDainos 6 1 0 SloiagoAA/arAtwuso WftOQi >*fflii*i7nnfTTfn c o l 1-877-628-6113i -8‘ Rontal H ks ! ) ! a e s m i s rloaco! Suppllos IPO6 Trucks KKEEPER miQI o>r r 32324-9881* ' j | s i 3 Acroagos and Lois _ BOOKKI _------6 1 4 WamodTonom. 8011 AAnlkiuooA 824 GuniunsARdlos 10OT TruckPfli;Pflm&Aa»esono# F u ll-tim t e a S B H B l 5 1 4 Incomo Propony _ time, oxporioncod . noal clean 214 Emptoymeni W.miod 6 1 5 Mocillo Homo Spaco CCdloctlbles 828 Con:amplng A Hunting '8 bookko'kkooperforlastpnced 7X 5* 1 Exporloncod Iruck 515 Commorcial Property g. ,sional people 2 1 7 Emptoymoni 8 1 6 Roommalos Wantod 8 0 22 AAppliancos Equiqulpmont , 4 A ,Busses o u io0 ddoalorshlp. i Dolnll •TfQininang Provldod drtvors.. torto run rootor in nil 510 VacntJoo PropOfTy/ . ^ n in g Equipment lies. Ploasn cnll Opponunilics ) Bazaars & Crafis 826 Spo jntod. toom plnyor. .p,oxSclSchodulos FT/PT Timo Stiaros ^ I flulWIng Motennls 827 Gon r rI ; d ; ro su m o to Atin; .. rf_(oor-lo-doof. vSa-423-42:3>4268/731-4269* rtsASportsCan C o nnddontiol. d c PO Box V, ^ 5 1 7 Condominiums 7701 , UvoBlocii S Pooliry 605J Elocironfcs E 828 noas s r J - — e M lea o r su rv ey DRIVERS:S Directory AND . 3 0 4 Invosimonts 521 Manulnclurod Homos 717 0 4 Pols & Pot Si;ppllos 8 0 9a F Firewood 902 Boa tND JANfTORIAL ■BOB 08-737-9272* P a y S7S7.35&UP. DOE. b b — I I BANKRUPTCY JSI bo t available (or Dll ' " RS I -■ ' I FOUIUND cat. whito neu- Kts. CUSTOM!MER SERVICE (porioncod A k p tod malo. In Filer on 5th Com:ompelittvo ralos on S']']'*-, irt-timo position (or j m m w m apter 7 bankruptcies. ,todical *•’ Grool part nexporioncod . black collar, very nice Chop! }ontol o u tg oIng. ln porsonoblo k i aw at Human Society Jelll( SStoker at 734*8452* * Dorit - Flnanco Fll Associoiion that Olk&Paldvacolions IndlvlduBluol. Knowlodgo A B M M )8-736-2299,------§< .1 In crafts A scrap- . ------IN -THE^tSW JCTCOURI. —______jna.aflCQna.flcoimlh. tifljL . BANKCRUPTCY ^ fippiypply Ifl p/>ntnr< nt Iho IntOrOSl |i ig help(ul. Musl bo . At T h e^ Eni n ^ M n ^ a y T OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL AM. A In tho lobby o( First pcp e rio d tor tho yoar 2004 n* UNO Hat, on Orchard May ying J Travel P lam booking ;k mo other Altomollvo. ^ m j I work varied hours. NEW YEAF'EAR* NEW PAY DiSTRlCTOFTHESTATE A m orican Tlllo Com pany, Low-lnccmo Lc Housing Tnx I ' the sugor faclory. Call Chock I 6350 US HWY 93* ablo to w P lo a s o0 (ax ro su m o to: VAN.N. FLATBED.F OFIDAHO. IN AND FOR 2 21 6 0 Third Avonuo North, Crodit Cr has boon oponod. idontify. 734-2066’...... CLEANC CHEDIT SS Expensive-Gront I75* AUTAUTOHAUL THE COUNTY OF TwinFalIs.ID033Ol,Inlho Applications Ap will bo accopt ...... ■ Loss 1 HOUND POUND |= suits. Froo Consullntion. ^ J 3 5 1 2 Z------: • Top Poy’oy iA Bonolit Pkg. TWIN FALLS County C o( Twin Falls. Stato od 00 Ihrough 5 p.m. Fobruary Hi DAIRY ol Idaho. First American 17.2004. 17 - I (208)-734-4635 or Ign On Bonus MAGISTRATE DIVISION Ol I Expor:lorloncod mllln^ . n Roimtjursomonl Titio Insuranco Compony, During this application MINI-CASSIA l l (208)-280-0166- ■ _ C aso No. CV 2003-56B6 Ti CDUTRAIIRAINING AVAIL, CHILD PROTECTIVE ACT as a: successor Trusloo, on poriod, p( approximately ANIMAL a RBSCUB L L ' • . ■ B.BANKRUPTCY------CLERIC,FiiCAi^------Ml posillon wllh rapid 08-212-2453 Ownornor iOporators SUMMONS bohoU o( Cililinancial Mort- S s il.250,599 in oodil will bo FOUNDATION ■ A,. I Inoxporponslvochnpler7& 13 Clorlcal | wing compony.Oood DAIRY ^ WcWolcomo In tho Inlorosl ol: 9gago ‘ Company will soil at available. av pPloaso call u s o t: 1 ^ 1 v^ii'i"'llinms Law. 736-0699* prow h public auction, to Iho high-. Non-targolod Ni Credit g lorm omploymont. AsslstontIt Hordsmani need- ALEESIAROBELES, Pi 208-436-8904 H BANKFIKRUPTCY o st biddor, lor cash, in law S734,555 lot bonollts. Must havo od for• 1000 1 cow dairy. SWtfTTTWTTWfiPORTATlCN d.o.b. 06-19-95 o- (Suariioronloed lowest prico Jf ” . A Al breeding holp 1-888-388-490-6343 MCKENZIE ESSIG. (ilul monoy ot tho Unitod Non-prolilSoI-Asido Ni LOST Apricot Poodle. unc )orlonco with multi Herd & Far ADOPTION I f-0 Jnconlosled divorco npulor ' programs, typo requireded. Send R osum o wwwSwitiTu.itlTiocVinoJolii coin dab. 12-20.99 SStaios. all payablo at tho $274,640 7 yrs. old! Spayed & S29'1295 ♦filing (oes. Coll " 3 llmo ot salo. iho lollowing Rural Ri Sot-Asido , _ loosn't llko kids. Somo ,onf, /VPM, hnvo com pre- io:B ox{X 90261 c/o Chlldron undor iho ago ot 1. Terrier mix* IsrBB male I nsion skills, ablo to ThoTImi:mes Newa |(ooenV(:/(: mimm. 23 yrs. old) oiohtoon.' doscribod roal proporty. sil- $241,404 1*T' oelh pulled & onts spe------s uatod In tho County ol Twin Total Tc Sl.250.599 , •Banirdog, BANKRUPTCY o c csurolo u r doto ontry. POBox THE STATE OF IDAHO 'i 2. Chocolate Lab mix- male. I c‘o'lial (ood. II you lind my « DRIVERSts Falls, S talo ol Idaho, and Dovoloporsofallordablo srdablo payment plan. to k o0 Instructionslr w ell. Twin Fal-alls. ID 83303* qqinqI THEj h DISTANCE SENDS GREETINGS TO; P Accidents, divorco & C lojalng a lr dale 1*28-04. —j--, d o scribod a s tollows: Lot housing h( intorostod in 1y««oW- ' V I a S ENTRY FOR OUIOUR DRIVERS ; JOSEPH ROBELES d 3. Black Lab mix* mals, 11/2 crimlnol mottors. c allU np p pt.734*4844 a x t DATAJEN SnntnPouln.C A 93080 10 ot Clinion Earl Subdivi- applying a i for a Low-lncomo 3. Bl : enlry epeclalltte. TODAYIT A TOMORROW• year* old. l o sST i Jacket. Grny Ski- B r a,d d RicaI at 734-3367' 105* YOU ARE NOTIFIED Sision. Twin Falls County, Housing Hi Tax Ctodil Rosor- V*' ______no(ioodod ASAP. * Bonolilinolits Including: Idaho, rocofdod in Volumo valionmayobiainacepyol va 4. Gtrman Shepherd mix- dqo00 promotlonol lackot — s H THAT: female. 4 month# old. fro i BANKRUPTCY RICAL Position1 requiresr« oxienslvo 401k.I. sioslock purchse 8 ol Plats. Pago 5. Tho tho th 2004 Allocalion Plan om X-Tromo Molor A Polilion, a copy Ol which 8 First Visit Is Froo FT SaciJacretary/AaalBlanl ExcoltI sproodshoot. * TopPnyI Pny/HolKlny Pay Trustoo has no knowlodgo and ai appllcalion lorm by ®.Bl5.BlackLab-purebrodmale, gpopons, oroa ot Diamond Is allachod, has boon filod " RAYBORN G oodod typing, compulor oxporiolonco. Must have * Guaranterantood Komotime of a moro particular do- contacting ce tho MullKamily 12YB»r8. '* Flel(leld Ja ck s. 734-7136.* in Iho abovo-onlillod mallor 0 LAW WEST nnd1 communicationcoi skills. k n o w/lodge li o( Excel LoaaePur• Purchase Avail. scriptlon ol iho abovo rotor- Finance Fl Socroiary. Idaho 6. (2) Shepherd mix pup*. in Iho MagistraiQ's Division S' iST Lab, black fomalo. Twinn FFoils 208-732-5676 e^noilijoiloncewlIhMlcrosotl formulajia s ond c re o tin g SlOOOSIg)S lg n On Bonus oncod roal property, but (or Hoyaing h ond FInonco realty In 4 week*. ollho Disirict Court ol Twin 0 2 m onlhs old. January ruiIov/1oy/Ruport 208-219-9998 w ofjjird andq Excel preferred. sproodsldsheots. Pormonenl Limitedmod Time Only Association, P.O. Box Falls Couniy. Idaho, by Iho Ppurposos ol compllanco A Many klllenaaleo available Oth. Lost off of Falls Av- tq ii Froo 1 -880-567-5676* comocmponsation nogollabio. placemeTienl, good pay and School Gtad.Wilh4mos.Gta with Soclion 60-113 Idaho 7699, ?f Boise. ID 83707- =t Exp. Required Pfosocullng Atlornoy. w nue. North of Kimberly. —USE 51 CLEANING Does CallKo11 Kolhy 208-436-3584* b o nol o Iits’. Rosum e OTR Exi alleging tho abovo-namod <-C o d o , th o T ru sto o h a s 1899, i{ tolophono (208) 331- 10 you know ot nnyono - requiredod. 8 0>0-395-3342 0 -a 4769 or (800) 219-2285 or This “ le a public aenrlc# lu homo noed somo r_ _ _ child como within tho boon ° inlormod Ihat Iho ad- 4: announcemeni of Y"’®tho suddenly hos a now V° ^ 1 > State Statllng rw.marton.com' for hearing Impaired, (800) .0? For QUALITY & COMPiMPUTER Gem i Courts jurisdicllon undor drossfi of: 182 Clinton Drivo fo TheTlme«-New«. \ )malo black Lab? This TLC CHNICIAN 870 Blullu* U k a a Sulla 4 DRIVERS”RS T w in Foil#. ID 83301, Is 645*1833. 6> A copy ollho _ 'LIABLE cloonlng call TECHI tho Child Proloctivo Act. T Ofl w as 0 very importont le-oeao or 410-1481* Glanblinblo Foods. Inc. has 20208-735-6989 • Lookingg lorlor PT work Wllh a ' You oro horoby diroctod som s otim os ossocialod wilh Allocalion A Plan and appli- =— = ^ p ararlofourfnm lly. Hor “PROFESSIONAL n fmmedloto opening fa)lax 735-9299* COLOL w/passongorv t to appoar porsonally lor a said s roal proporty. Said cation ci Is also avalloblo on )ss, causod by somoono Pl jr on Informolion ondorsoment tho Inlomol o lwww.lhfa.org ANrTORIAL Sorvico. ' 0 r « p h 7 — ------ond< .j Caso Plan Hoofing al Iho salo s will bo mado without th so low*, has dovastatod JAN ystoms Technician. A nights Mon-Frl u ndor Multifamily Financ I Dob’s Cleaning Sonrfco fy s li hor-s Supply in Twin Falls County Court- covonani c or warranty ro- ui ur (amily. Coll 423-6091 CallOc C hardware and 80(1* mo drivo bus tor garding tillo. possession or ing/Housing in Tax Credits. 53-1733or731-0231.* PC h 60 Is looking (or n ‘ house,425 Shoshono 0 r 423-6336. REWARD!* 733-' ■aro Installallon oxpo- -I Valloy Stages oncumbrancos to satisfy ery porson. Valid Sirool. Twin Falls, Idaho. 0 )ST saw horso, stool, r onco foqulrod. Knowl* rs llconso. Call (or ^3-3921J21 800-574-6661*( on F o b r u a ry 5. 2004 o t tho tl obligation socurod by PUBLISH: p Jonuary 25. mIS:ilssing between 3400 E. ^ 11: dgo of Microsoft noi- 208*708-3539 aak ORtVERSns 9:30 oim . °and pursuant to Iho power 2004 21 , 3300 N. Liberal roward. . liiork..oporallng « lldl*= P.T.S,L. Boise, Bo looking (or You aro noliliod Ihat sor- ol 0 salo conlorrod in Iho - :all208-423-5212.’ ^aloms. ond sollwaro Dood ol Trust oxoculod by: PUBLIC NOTICE „ ------ownor op«r operators, tinlbod. Vico o tth o atlachod Polilion C HOUND POUND I m rL tABOUT KIDS prT- foquiiqulrod. Coniflcatlon DENTAL Robyn Sirough a singlo Actions A planned and talten n . . Great Gro. leaso. upon you, os Iho paront(s), F 139 Sixth Avo. Wosi ATTENTION scholease c h e c k yo u r c3R. p r .31 yoars oxpoilenco. Applypply In porson a t . Burlay, I Doclslon One Morlgago Pll ° R iA T■vek ^ c k Drivlr^gSehool to tho provisions ol tho C doing. As soll-govornmenl FO I hours, meals & snacks QI C om pany, As Bonoliclary. FOUND: a Of d o n th e first d a y . 24 he >L ASSISTANT . e a rnn upup lo S30.000, ■ Child Protoclivo Act. C chargos all citizens to bo 1.I1. B ordor C ollio X, (e- Includod. Alt agesi • 13raFl"m^si.137 You oro noUliod that III datodc 10/25/2002. rocord- f If y o u fin d a n erro r no. onlhuslolic ond comogolyool your Class A CDL' informod. this nowspopor mmolo. adult, ovor " 20a-735-41B3* Twin Falla ‘ 'w„,loncod. wilh coring 208*1 you fnll to appoar withoutI odc 10/30/2002, os Instru* T w e will c o rr e c i il. ------WEOE/Drug Froo >08-736-5026,* urgos ovory cilizon to rood wiwoight. Found with a V or. Dopondoble ond ------ronsonablo causo. tho1 mont No. 2002-022608. u No ore noi rosponslblo St«y*ay*at-Hom« mom wllh 6 ond study Ihese noticos. RiRod Chow X puppy at Wc W c r M « e - _ lized. S end rosum o DRIVERS Court mav procood in your. EBonoticlal intorost was ° (or orrors oltor Iho lirst iors ' oxp. now taking op- ERS ' " " n Wo odviso thoso citizens RiRobert S tew art. to 31 c/o Tlmos-Nows TOP Gl absonco or you may bo, assigned^ to Ciilflnonclal ^ day ol pubiicalion.* Ications for'In homo day ,------1 #90491 PG U N TRUCK . w ho seek further Inlormo* 2. 2 .1 Austrollon shophord 1 iro. Call 208-734-7075.*, | I procoodod against (or• ^Morlgago Company, via « Overland, Burley ID* DRIVINGVINQ ACADEMY Ilon to exorcise Ihoir rlghl CiColllo X pup. femalo. FAX ^ ------ClossssA A CD L training. ' conlompt ol Court. ^asslgnm onl rocordod Call Twin Falls i - “ to accoss public rocords 0Quincy. ^ DENTAL ■intorost linnndng. I You aro notiflod IhatI ‘ 2/18/2003. undor Instru* 733-0931 0X1.2. or X ,0( nnd public moolings 300 to 535,000 1st tho paronl(s). guardian, or. rmoni no. 2003-004250, « Butloy 677^042.* | y o u r ;arr.i's" «««■ . rocords ol Twin Falls Coun- IM PORTANT ADOPTION: nr. Cnll 735-6656 I a custodian may bo linan- ' 1. Pit/Lab X, fomalo pup. Its nnd front-otdco Ploase addross nil lognl ^ ’. AM sistanU I Hnbln Esponol cially liablo for tho supportI tty, Idaho. Ploaso Noto: Tho P 2. Lab X. tomalo pups. ^ .nnol with dontol os- , abovo Grantors aro named odvortislng a lo: 2 . 1 5M1NISTRAT0H A L f porsonr 420-7307* and/or iroatmoni of iho « 3. Novrfoundlond X, male ig oxporlonco (or L— — to coniply wilh soction 45* •LEGAL ADVERTISING 3 -f ho City ol Buhl, Idaho j .MESm e CLASSIFIED chosho child. t pup. hono dental oflico, ENJOY HEi I 1506(4)(A), Idaho Codo. T ho T im es NswB P‘ h a s an oponing fo ro • You aro lurthor noliliod ’ 4. Rotlwollor/Shophord Public Worka DEPARTMENT Aisoahihyglonisltoworkin AC ACHIEVE? No roprosontntion Is modo PO Box 548 4.1 ALCOHOLICS lhal Iho child and paronl(s), ^ T w in Falls, ID 03303-0548' X. lomaio. pups. A H agornirmon Donlol oflico BocBocomo our guardian, or custodiani lhalI thoy aro, or aro not. T 5. Bordor Colllo. Hooier, PA N O N Y M O U S ill In during tho sum- Davatopmijpm ental Specialist . prosonlly rosponslblo (or D C oadllne for logal a d s: 3 5 'l This position supor- 2 2C 0 0 -7 3 4 -BB3 8 ancTtllll havo Iho right to bo ropro- F tomalo pup, 200-l0-733-83OOa721-O565* T J nonths in Twin Foils Coveringng magicm valloy mon. I this obligation sol forth d a y s prior to publication, to risos and ovorsoos Iho mer mo •sonlod by an allornoy ol • 6. Bordor Colllo,' Austra O R dontnloII oflice, Plooso sond BA dogrelogroo in spoclal od. . horoln. Tho Dolault (or nnoon on Wodnosday (or 6,1 )vorall oporatlon and your choosing, or II linan- ^ Sunday, noon on Thursday lian "f noulorod, mnlo. naintonnnce ol wator. 2 2C 0 8 -0 7 7 -4 8 4 3 your roirosumo lo Sawtooth or relmrelntod Hold. Coll cially unablo to pay, hnvo, which'' this salo Is to bo S FAX b (or M onday, noon on Fri- LoLota of c a ts o n d klttena vaslowator. snnllatlon. (BURLEV) i 505'“')l 'nl 1218 Fllor Avo, Com mlunlty unit Partnenhlpa . m ndo is tho lailuro lo pny (1 Trust and Notodatod VW odnosday. noon on Mon- YOUR E I ■ j.-.. loroprosontlhochildorlho ; d a y tor Thursday {ind noon Hours: " Mondoy-Frlday )(Iho Clly. Require- r ““ parant(s). guardian, or cus. 10/25/2002, Tho monlhly d oftornoons paym onis (or Principal, In- on 0 Tuosday (or Friday and n e n ts oro a s lollows; todian nl couniy oxponso. I Soturday. Holiday doad* Saturday 10-2 ♦T ho oppllcanl should II you roquost to hnvo ani torostt nnd Impounds (II ap- £ Closed Sun. & holidays. AD r , pllcable) ol S546.81. duo linos li moy vary, II you have h1OV0 o ' a m in im u m ol i^ a t c h v eDUR BNCC allornoy appolntod at I any quostlons call Ruby at We can only koop hroo yoors supervisor W i OM e couniy oxponso. you mustt porI month liom 6/28/2003, 0 animals 48 hours, ihoy TIMES-NEWS thre 735-3324. • ® }xporlonce in all appoar boforo iho dato ol( and‘ all subsequent pay- 7 oro then sold or CLASSIFIED t m onts until the doto ol sole | tho hoaring givon nbovo, ot ' DESTROYED, so 1DEPARTMENT »Hlgh khool grnduoto R |C i s e E V E R MORNIIING! which Iimo Iho Court shallII or' roinstatomoni. Tho prin- I please call dolly (or 1 cipnl balanco owing os o( I 208-734-5538 ar oqulvalont. H consider appolnimont ol an ' up-lo-dolo in(omiotion ^ ♦Exionslvo knowlodgo altom oy lor tho child andi this' daio on lh n cbllgatlon | or loavo a m ossogo. ^ } socurod by said Dood ot 3( prlnclpol. proctlcos iriqulro whothor tho • 208-6^.4543 “J,'and m ethods ol wotor . Trust Is 564,699.50, plus This Is a public sorvlco patbnl(s). guatdion. or cus- ( B u r l e y ) * aandwastowolor n \ - iQdton roquiro Iho soparato9 occrued' Inlorosl al tho ralo onnouneorvpnl ol > o( e,94'!<> por annum (rom chemistry. i > ^ apiiolntmonl ol an ottornoy. ' ♦Ability lo write cloar C y S .V o u aro further nollllodi 5/20/2003.• All dollnquonl REMEMBER' . amounls aro new duo. to tinl btrthdoy ad you placod and one concise reports. j 3 g 9 .. - thoi thofo shall bo a robut- • l^oep an oyo on dnssilie^ Thai ♦Abllllytoroodond ^ Idblo prosumplion thai Iflf golhori with accruing late - Youll find oxcepllonol bor* som S o llmo ogo in T?io r/m0j-/Vows7Nowlsthe understand unc blueprints I Q i:h lld Is plnCQd In th on 'chargos, ond Intorost. un* oaln* even/ dav. Th llmo to como pick up your ond onc utility mops and bo I Q custody ol Iho IDHW and[J ipaid and accruing taxos. * Ilm picluros. Slop by tho Clas- proliciont pro w/computor« ftl wd& olso placod In cnro out,1 ossossmenls. trustoo's HOUND POUND j“------^ pic ,1 foes, atlornoy's (00, and sided Oopl. todayl * nnd SCADA syslom. i t . - of tho homo lor o poiiod noi ♦Budgollng. proloct HO 1053 Ihan (illoon(15) out ol)( any amounls advancod.to \ proloct Iho socurlty assocl- 615 W Lane S cost osllmoling and \d a tho losi Iwonty-two (22) Behind Paul Elomontary BUY IT! r months Irom tno doto ot, alod with Ihls (oroclosuro Z V and Ihot iho bonoliclary 4 3 B -2 2 0 0 ♦ Ability to hondio Ad)udlcollon. tho lOHW SELL IT! i porsonnof and person- shall inlllalo a Polilion (or,r olocis to soil or cnuso tho Paul, (daho ABANKRUPTCV7 P®| ,1 trust property to bo sold to noi issuos In o pro(os- llIU Torminotlon o( Parontol Frotroolnlo:Choptor*7A13 T n salisty said obligation. For ADOPTION sional ond (olr manner. ni'ghta. This pjosumplion FnFrooporwnalconsunaUon. ♦Working knowlodgo of m'ay bo robullod by a lind*(. Datod; Docombor 23,2003 :OMPARE OUR SERVICE q *; 0 By: First Amorlcan Titio' i.Rottwtller.cnal* ATIIWES- “ Ing by tho Court that Iho tiomoyPauInBrwnSindair Position salory DOE. |. Insuronco Company, ns 2. Siberian Huiky, mala (iling ol a Potlllon (or Tormi* 7 3 3 ^ - ^ Bonoflts provldod oro g successor Trustoo By: 3. Border Collii nation o( Parontol Rights NEWd .SSORTEO TASKS houso rotlromonl, rot vacation, Business Opportunit< lities w ould noi bo In tho bosl,1 Quollty Lonn Son/lco Corp.■ 4, Keeihond puppy d as agontlor succossor and oKlco cleaning, paint- sick sle loavo. medical. Iritorost o( tho child ond S. U b puppies I vays dedicated itself to enlenliaiicing our - O Trustoo 319 Elm Stroot. e. BordtrColllftpupplei 'CLASSIFIED KIng and smnll odd lobs. doi The Timcs-Ncws hns alwa Ihoir family, or Ihat Iho 'p o s tllo n will rom oin- M 2nd Floor. Snn Ologo. CA' 7.PltBullpupplti Cnrotnkor (or ’snow birds Pc islomcrs. If you arc very organized,org self child is placod poimanonlly gono south'. Roloroncos opon op' until (illed. Appli- delivery d c sct^'icc for our cusi wllh 0 rolalivo. 92101-300G(619) 645-j 8. DKhihund puppies ' WILL n 7711 For Snio Inlormotion QVavail. Coll Judy 206-734- ‘ col motivated, and enjoy workirking unsupervised. then;n vw c have thc WITNESS MY HAND Coll: (916) 387-7728 or' Hours:Mon-Sat9:30-l2:30 I 0670 or 208-731-1027* m boSX”'"’'”"" ndividuuls who AND SEAL ol said Magls- FILL EVERY ^ City of Buhl, perfcct DC business opportunitlity for you, Wc invite indi\ trotfi Court Ihls 1 llh doy ot3t logon to: www.cnlpost.com> Sundays&HolKlays by • ’ Dana Linder. Trusloo Solo 203 N. Broadway. to customer scrvice andUld circulaiion Docombor, 2003 ' AppolnBnoni rcflcct our commitmenl t Olflcor ASAP572079 , NEED IREMEMBER iBuhl. Idaho 83318. ^Cl Clork.ol tho Districl Court ‘or oddltlonol Informa- grow gl*. ih 10 apply. Papers arcirc early morning delivery.ry- Wo can only keep animals 36 by A. Frozior. Deputy ClorK Tha■hatbifttwJayadyouplaced *^1^1lton contact. The City of PUBLISH: Januaiy 11, 18. houre.moyuethetteoldor Buhl al 208-643-8450 _ a 25 and Fobruniy 1.2004 DESTROYED, wwtinwagoinTteriTWS- Bu idepcndcnt contractor oppcipportunities in . PUBUSH: January 18 ond orbyamali Thc " Timcs-Ncws has ind( • Please call daiy lor up.to^J4lo 2!?;-2004 BUY IT! Vekvs?Nowlslhetimelo nnyrglatzanOtnertaLcom S r many^ areas throughout ihc1C Magic Valley. - n o t ic e OF AVAILABILITY' mlwmationorlesvemesiaoo. Ne\ «mepid(upyourpiclm, • T|r^oClryofBuhH8odmgi« NOTICEOF. OF LOW-INCOME (roo work placo and HOUSING TAX CflEOrT TW»l» a public emrtc# SELL IT! ^ 302. • TTRUSTEE'S SALE ^bylheCustonier ecequal opportunity Call Jeni at 2208-733-0931 ext. 30 T;s . No.; F*33872-ID-DL om pioyorjjj^^^^_| Notico is horoby given by/ The Tlmeei^ewi ______1 SetJetvice Dept todayl L J u Loan No.: 5000720352 •On 4/23/2004 at 11:00(0 th o Id o h o H o u sin o a n dJ « ‘—
/ M Tlm«»*N#wt, Tw in1 F«Fa|le. 1 d ^ Sunday. January.ry 2S.200A ______rSTAURANT MISCELLANEOUS PRCROFESSIONAL ...... _ gESTiirt-limo gravoyard sen/or, LAW ENFORCEMENT ILABORERS *MECHANIC rIMEDICAL 1 !}i* Isk M enagem ant . Port-^r — 1 FEEDLOT Service Techs noodod for J Noodod w arohouso poal- RlJ> Part-tlmo doll prep cook. FARM in. FT feed lot helper. N.. o of Tho Buhl Pollco Depart-:• OonotQlloborors noodod UcenaedSocUl Worker Consultant Formwofkof-Turt 3/01/04 Joromo hoavy duty Truck ‘ tion, somo hoavy lilting Co Medical Pout, dociorlng cattleHe. mont Is hiring lor tho0 oppty in pofson. orRegleteredNurea required, must have good Anninnouncomont ••• ^ o o to 12^5/04 S7.70 por Ofk, position of Police O fficer-r.. -1025- S hosh o n e St. N .»3‘ shop. Day & nighl shill • to'oversee oul-pallenl Oonlal aat - foodlng, ar\d loader work avaliablo. Minimum 5 yra. peopio skills. Drivers "AKAN«2004-01 + 401kOo" & paid vocalions hr. Will itrlgalo, harvett )me Cellflod or Cortlflabto mental hoalth clinic. ,P^ STATE INSURANCE +4011 tight m echanical & «om< - oxp. Full bonolils, salary . •licence roq. Sterting $7,00 S & 099lst in m« produc- >lnt- oppllcanta only. Saloryy I MAINTENANCE I Musi be able lo do group • FUND Apply Apj In poraon at tho por hr. Call lor Inton^low Flying J Travel Plaza lion of aod. Slngl«worK- rangei9$2150toS2529/-I- Light mnlnlonanco, DOE, Call Las 324-8886 ' therapy. Call Bill or Pam Twin Falla Offico Fly] Of 1-e00-67»-8866* 206-736-9014.* _ S350 US HWY 03* or houaing for tho«o ------■ month. Applications may y Floor lech, taking caro 206-67M»13or _H rolosslonol poaltlon with ____ ^ who cannot returr*I to Qotf S hop A M latan U be obtained ol Iho of carpots, waxing floors, 208-323-6281 Iv. msg.* MCMOTEL . IhtIho Idaho Slalo Insuranco SALEI%LE8 thoir roaldonce the: h e S /M LMk»B Country Clul MEDICAL Molol Sales director at 0 you tired of your lob? , ' ,"7 B uhl Police Dept; ' & doop cloaning. CRITICAL CARE t I f Fund: providing lose Aroyo some day. utllllles,o s . Accepting applk»tJons loi limlted-son/lce property. np ' m 201 Broadway Ave. N. Requlros lifting 50 Iba* INTERNSHIP for RNe MMEDICAL prevention sorvicos to vvoniont a CAREER with on wo'rkman'e com ponsa*>a< Seasonal golf ehop ataff .ContaclJohn 2 years experience. w, ndualry loodor? Our 8^08 B uhl.ldaho 63316 St. Luko's will offer a MounUin View Worker’s Componsallon mdut tion. work tools, qIovo'OS.*. P lea se c o n u ct 206-886-2228. or $25,000-530,000 DOE Insuranco policyholdora, eps reps realistically can eam 206-643^200 Critical Care Nurse C e rt Center iwota, 4 aprons, guarjar- Qolf Pro. J o « l W aller o r Cldsing dale Feb. 2,2004*r apply in porson ot Now hiring: 1.406-646-9444* Storting sti 8alory^35,6000 eOK-J0K-100K+ por yoor. Join iof OeAml Manager Internship for RNa with antood pay for 3/4 ol Shoshone Rehab. FT/PT RN’o p = "i par pe yoar. Complolod SIF jur our toam l Oakwood tho work controct.c t. R o b E lite at l:AW ENFORCEMENT Q minlmufii of 2 years NOTICE op Homos Corp is looklngJor 511 E. 4th St. m odlcal/aurglcal Flex nurM at applicallons with rosumo Hom Travol & subslstonconco 733-2337 T he City of Qoodlng la ^ Shoshone, ID* Tired ol Boing muat mi bo rocoivod by rop Top Salospooplol S»p oxporionco. special pay rato rolm bursomont ol 50%10% Positions to t>e filledI soeking a Chlif of Police. Underpaid January 30, )2004 aplnispinning your wheels.In Tho Iralning program Is Pordlom S. of controcl and paidaid March 1at.‘ Salary DOE. Intsrostod1 MAINTENANCE . . And. P(Position onnouncomoni «doo'dood ond' retail |ob9 & basod on Iho Amorican PRN I nuree at scale plus upon completion ot 7 ^ applicants shoukJ submli'' Monogor, Full-Timo Ovorworkod? and applications oro cont.:ontact usl We’ro n ria- ' mniOATiorr f o r e m a n Association of Critlcol . CNA'aevenlnga conlract for oul-ol-aroa , - rosumo 10 ProvonlQlivo mainlonanco'. STOP RIGHT HERE :lonwldo loader In prodoc- Urge private canal co. li Coro Nursos’s onlino, Part Time Activity ovaiiablo al tionvi workers. Ono yoar ex- Southwest Idaho lookini 'w oato syatom. shop, A sslsU nI 10 Positions SiStale Insurance Fund lion, don, rotall & financing, ot ...... porlonco and reference intoractivo Essonllala lor full-tlm a foremanr IlSKvl'w” othor omployooB. 20 hrs per wook includes Available • 1216 1 W. S lato Sireel, 5uollty quail faclory-bulll horrios '■"a ocuKiingumso, ol Critical Caro Orlonle- : is roqulrod. For referral Elsctrtcal exparelnce am Bosic knowledge wookonds Bolee, Idaho 1 & wow< wont 10 add team conlact the local Job - «I Any quostloni conlact the^ of mochanlcs and tion progrom(soe the •No Exp. Nocossary jot working knowledge o AACN wobsllo for more HIreonbonusI lob Sen/lcolO» 106-2133 mombora: mom lor the upcom Sowlco office' "v OV&at21)6W«68.■- wolding noodod. * Rapid Advancement ing so a so n a t our Twin pumps and cantsr plvou inlorm otlonal Join our lamily of www.slalo,ld.us/l9if* Ing 1 . Corpplsledappltcatlon Qillnguat preferred. quollty slalf, IPossible , — Falls saloa conlor. I;JO ------f^lce lam e brick Home I'• '• deadllnelsPeb.13,2004* www.oacn.org) lALES ^ ^ ■ (SgHERSC ^ Salary DOE. Sond resume Ploose apply al * 'Com pany Training |A roal oslalo llconeo The City of Hagerman I Tho Inlornship Is a ROFESSIONAL 1 lo: Midway Dairy 2160 E 500 Polk St. E. * 3 Incentive Vacalions PR' noodod. Duties Include accopting applications'a^or fc rteuma to PO 649 mixture ol didocllc and loorllond Paymonl Sys- 403 S. Declo, Id 83323’ , Kimberly. ID EOE* J P er Year Hoi asaisiing cuslomors, with tho following lull-tlm< clinical oxporloncos * Excellent Slartlng Pay loms '^0 is rapidly growing oaai. MANAGER with Iho guidance of o notlonol company (S57 on homo nom buying doclslqhs poslliona: IMEDICAL and possessing tho abUlty ♦Police Officer. U B 0 R E R 8 Service m anager lor pivot procopior. Thoro Is o Call Mondoy ond Inc j" M agazine’s top 5 0 0 P'’? ' - WinCo Irrlgalion compony must gradual progroaalon Paramedical Il8t)woorolooklna,forlop- 10 '0 ‘Close C The Salo'l fx- (Prelornbloconifled) Oper)lnaa for reliable, ExamlnsnPtilsbotonileta Tuesdoy cellonl commlsalons,.ben- S FOODS bo oxporionco in all typoa toward Indopondont notch salos profos^slonols cello ♦ A sa ls ta n t to th e ensrgeuc, industrious forlnien/lew hc oflls & training. FTT. ol pivot and llnoor ropoir. praclico In Iho criticol A national paramedical with bank cord, payroll 0 ''‘ Public Works Directortor workers at local food CO. Is seeking a medkuil And Start Training wookonds. Apply locally; ♦ City Clerk processor. Positions In Mual havo tho oblltly to coro sotting. Thia pro- Wodnesdey 0*'anchor merchant sorvlcus LOSS load ond tooch. Pump grosslon ia baaed person to complete background. Join our win- 2 2 1 ^3 J 0 6 Hwy 30, lox {o- Applicoitons aro avaliabUoflo Loadtna dock, preeeealm . mobllo insurance sumo to; 208-733-7771-or oxporionco o plus. Excol- onloornlngond C A L L Sning ' loam ond call on res- at City Hall paokaglng. •anitatlonIon PHEVENTION physicals in Twin Fails, email: mobramoOoatatro- lonl salary ond bonofits to compoloncy. 733-2644.* [Htouronl, hotel and rotall 0™ 110 Main 8 t. W. light 4 h e a v y duty.i. and surrounding areas. odhomes,com , EOE,::- the right porson. EOE, . Aftor auccossful com- merchants In Twin Falls, Qood pay with ehitt differeriren- • winCo Food* has an Phlebotomy skills req. i s — I m Call 208-324-3341* plQllon of tho program, ID aroo, Superior oamlng SALEALES ^ ^ and will be accepted untiuntil tlsl: all shlfta available.lie. Immedlale opportunity Experience preferred. OOPTICAL t a minimum commU- potonlial, gonaroua bono- Expoxperlenced <«(«« proa poslllor's are fitted. ForapplkMtlonprocasais a for a U oai Prevention Send resum e lo AAnn’s Eyewear Boutique PC ' MANAGER m ontof2yoarsol lita, pro-IPO ownership. In In anya field. Musi bo Equal opportunity Employs) call735-WW Bpaolstlst 866-727-462B or h a s a position for on it Woslslalos Property conllnuod lull-llmo om In addition lo Bonk C ard - aggreasivo,oggi persuasive, n?ir oroodlractlylo This posHlon will provide* Menagomont Company. ]udy.mYsr»Oi»>mor»J»^ iexperienced O ptician. I'i ploymont alSU Luko'a solos experience, must- top closer. No troVol- cVi*na.>33-093fit.,t a,a. 592 Blua U k a a Blvd. NN. .* shopllfllngnhoft. Now accopting appik:ai)ons Part-time & Full-time « le expected. You will hove Impeccoblo inlogrtty ing/cold ing/i calls/ ovonlngs. protsctlon for our Twin' wtth rosumo for m anagera posllons available. - Falls locallon. Dulles also receive full RN I MEDICAL and a burning doslro lo Full Full corp,tralning. - position al tho Twin Falls RADIATION THERAPIST Applicants should be ar Include: wages ond benefits sen^lce oriented, A knowl- pibuild long-term wealth. Com Cor a join th e #1 namo . Gordon Apahmonts, Ihroughoul the program! Mountain Slatos Tumor « In o u rln d u s try ;- •Apprehension and“ This Is a salarlod poslllon. edgable about fashion VIVisit our wobslle al ■ Inslltule In Twin Falls nvw.hpalsammalos.com. Fa* resu m e to . datalnmenl ol shop* eyewear. 208-733-1067* ww must llvo on sito. bonolils. Tho course It scheduled Full-time, Mon,-Frl., day Fax your resum e lo: 610-664-4670 61 o r call lifters, surveillance, 401k. Ploaso fax rosumo report wrtllna snd maln- to begin In April. 2004. shin, rotating on call, PLUMBER 4*440-768-2006.* | 800-321-7273* ^ lE W C a r e & '■ to 778-7S6-2537 full bsnefils, relocation Plpeflttere | & plumbers ___ Parke Vi ^ jananoe oraccurate* Equal Opportunity Employer* with Inton/lows planned - -forFebnjoryandMarch. - II applies. For additional .- 33264126 breisOfSHiteljom* p — ^ :REHABItlT/9TATIONdEENIER • - “ EiTTlyTnJplication-te •• — informelloivonlhle— — I*' ’ ■ MEDICAL ■■ PROFESSIONAL ' i F ^ W A t r F — expstlsncs preferred, essential, due to the poslllon & olher is n o3 w hiring for______.. positions. avaliable_, Family specialist position I - - but not required.------llmliod number of apace —workfngwllhfamlliee ond visit our website at '' ■- P o t a t o i n •Must be able lo work available and compre- children. Troining sr/Laundry Persor • 1 1 ...... honslve interview VAW/.atlukeaonllne.org Housekeeper/ weekends & evenings. provided. Bachelor or TWIN^FALLS Apply at . Car« C t n u r pro cess.' M aslers D egree required. r PROIDUaiS I’arke View C arr andtd Rehabllltailon/ Center is look- St. Luke'a Human ^ WInCo Poods offers an Applicallons must be Slartlng atS13/perhour. tn]( fo r th t right persmrson to Join our team. I f you are...A excellenl hsstlh care recelvedprlorto Reaourcaa, Ca1l306481-1167 'DOE. Preferred Child & ConAgra Foods. Specialtyy PoPotato Products hds in if rested In pm vldlnnInn a home like envlnmment anti, bansllta package, February 19,2004. Fam ily Services. , • CNA EOE AM/JPN/D * openings at Its 1\vln Falls, ldah(daho Poiaio Processing d edlaithm to o u r resIctsidents then you need to apply, 401(k), and an Employ- For moro Inlormalion 208-7M-7186* j p Full or Part-Time contacl PamslaJordan, plant for la b T echnicians. Tcchr’cchnlclans are respoasi- Hi* h ave a part-tim e Housekeeper/LaundryH< poslllonfun aa Slock Ownership It Days and Evsnlngs. Nurao Recruiter, RADIOLOQY [ble for the nhysical ^ n g; of product for sldng, open today! Reiiulremei•menis: HanJworktr, dependableble, Plen. Pre-smployment and druo « r « n nscessary.^ W a offer: 866-564-1401 or M R ITachnologlat blcmLshcs, , flavor, color, lexiurcmure and icmperatui^ must be able lo workk ivarious t days/evening sh(fls am 208'361'2467, Email Alliance Imaging, the Apply In person at::: ePoid Vacalion Succcssful candidates will poss(Msscss cxccUcni m b a l weekends^Is: FiexIblHtyI a must! iM O b lu a U k ee Blvd.I. eSIck & Holiday Poy jordonpOstrmc.org. nallon'a leading provider anil wTliicn communlcailon skills, sWI strong dcclslon Twin Falla* ♦Hoollh/VlBlon/Dentol For additional Inlorma ol diagnostic Imaging : A pplyly in Person: rccord keeping abilities. iF EQualOpporturdlyEmployirir and Disability Insurance tlon on Ihls posilion end (aen/lces. Is seoklng an imaking skills and accurate rccoi 2303 Parke Ave.,Av Burley, I D EOE . , ■ * . > t t ■ if e401k accsse lo application experienced MRI tech to ]PC experience helpful. MusiI be able 10 lift 40 ll)S. H ^ n W W j t * * A AlI MEDICAL ~ | floin ua In the growing Held , N o Phon[tone Calls P lcaie L l «Fun Employoo ■ visit our wobslle at Opening on s\Wng and gravej:ird:.^ s h if ts . Sun Valley (Wood River) ‘ol M obllelm eglng. ^ Programs www.8tlukeionllne.org. Upon completion of probirobatlonary period, _ Don'ld tla i inn expendingti jour carttrl — Cartlflad M tdloal Currently, w e have a Part- Contact SI. Luke'a a full range of bencDis ^ W t kavt U rnflc: bbtntfils t anJ laiary rangti. i> Human Resources at A aalatant or LPN. time opportunity available employees 1 arc eligible for a fu: — D on't m iss outl Two positions available ~S Join our profssslonal 208-38M187 on our mobile route |including medical, d cnul, visionislon, life and 401K sav- al the new St. Luke'e EGE/AAM/FA^/D* eervlcing the Mountain Ings] plan, teaml Internal Medical olfico Home area for qualified AppllcflUofU w ill b e acceptei;pted Monday (hrough locatod at W ood River. Individual with MRI exp. , )9 N onh Lincoln Avenue Please apply FT Days M on-Fri. Friday from 8:00 a jn . to 4:00;:0 0 p.m. at 856 Russet In personal: Currant CPR & ARRT Computer experience SL, TVin F a lb , ID, Ato \ne callsi please. Jerom e. Idaho 83338 TwInFslle Care Cenier ceit. required, along with pbone (208) 324-4301 required. Pay basod on ;w / QE 1,5 equipment exp. 674 Eastland Dr, experience. 1 Fnx (208) 324-3878 Contoct Person We offer excellenl work ConAgra Foods,t. Inc.!n> is an For addillonal Informa- ing , conditions. EqmtEmploymattOpportportunlty Employer' Molodle’ tion on this poslllon 8> Lei your Oeiiy nawipspor worn A 8I0N ON BONUS lor and a Drug freet WorkplMe.Wo other positions avail qualtfled candidates only, are organhallon providing ClsuilMd , . ■ wa toiuiion lo) lor you, . . >«td tnd uie me able visit ourwebstte at • ^ SI. Benedict• is a m ittloniiriven heailh can allvouf MKl». 753-0831. _ emainaffa, and very attractive com- ^ • www.aUukaaonllnt,org peneatlon. Including ' I patlenl’focuudtd cart.( W< ar* looking for cafln.fliig pTofettlonaU u»Jio tw nJ Apply at excellent beneflla. For k m i m ™ lo tvorkfbrti a lop quality lifatthh carec provider. St. Luke'a Humen consideration, pleaao R eaourcaa, ^ y o n l ^ o l ^H^i^ Call 208-381-1167 ■IIIIIQJQgQm M M 3und and mammography EOE AA/M/FA'/D * O Radiologyf T«Technician (FT) Ultrasoui 3roup has an Immediate ■ N.11-ipcrlence • l.ead.l.e; l-umivhcd Sara Lee Bakery Gr ALLIANCE IMAQINQ, Ils are a for a R oute S ales Ncfc\»ry •• t’“' Cun Tam rii>llcTii(>\ experience prpreferred. Avg. 24 hours5 wweek, benefils offered, opening in the TWin Falls INC. . UploSI.WXfl'crWccl • FsmFsi W’ftkly Adv. ■ R ep. Experience In route rc sales Is preferred. ' EOE . l>j)ilnicS*lc» • r*tore»oii flic i>cir.mo(iMi1c Salt U k e City, U tah 8411H 65-0487 health im mollvailon? Do you yttin for Ihe oppo I ____ I 401k, bononus program dlicOMMC«evofyiJ«y. W« W ofla> an aiianwa preOd in* and I 1 Tony ®Hoggarth at manafcmtnt enpeilenca It piereiled.ll»d. KL T N I R A P I S T S - Full timeim e a n d part'tim c positions. mu mott convofwn occou u0 m*uii accojnta. T>w oiOuvm U.S. J j AKES» a ™ - > P H Y S IC A L D«nk Frrt St» SoviM Gmiontwii*« atmsoa Mt >** i»v*f on BW W« olftr an Mcellani iilary and binenitpackaga.bind Pl«at« - *V Mustt cucurrent Idaho Ucensure. p«<1oimin» tUndantt our CuttOitiomn callTarilMiller,RH.DNS- Jt quoity, oeeu.»c». to»pomiv»ne«, Y ^ S . i 4 ^ al(308)734-864Sf9r . .> ■ OCCUPATIimONAL THIRAPY-Oa)Days, with rotating weekends, □ SunBridge moralnloimatlon.COL‘.11 \ l II moi# atlnBuloi omOoOy lOoma caiaar cnvironmani you doairs. H ealthcare 40 riourlOurs per week. You m ust have a ccurrent licensure in the State ' piasM iftcd eniooul aiuiir>(Iir>g cppommitiaa »iWi ouf «»npany in a — I of Idahclaho. Previou^ experience preferrecTed, ouiKitcnum locilicm: www.sunh.com SE R V IC E ( ■ C I R T I F I I D SURQICAL nCH N ICIICIANS-FuiMimeand SA L E S &1 pafHimi•time positions. Days a n d Eveningsigs, Wiu must be a graduate MANMAGER . of snn Kaccredited surgical technologistst pprogram, Cenification In tnii cipaciry, in* idaU undindidai* wui partnar witri th* Dtincn I el ll^* Oancl'. TTw pruntry toeua ol t follow within 6 m onths of emplo;ployment. Mirigat m \ht m«n«o*rr>*'» ot . A K E S ^ A e must foi u>.» potiiion i« w p>ovt« on-ffi-C»no aaJy manasamanl lo brtnen BB L U E L •mpbyMi m DaUvartng amaptiptiOMl cuiiWTwr aarvK* and atlaa. i i n i M ■ T I A M LlA l # D IR , PLANT INOININIIRINa-Fuii-timedays IrKiuOinQ all aipaeta or partor I Q Q I K ^ I D D -equired. Knowledge ofbuiid- cutiomai larvica and 'ccmpllanea**^'’ ec polWaa IE positiondon. HS diploma or .equivalent reqt vrtil alao kKluda eontumar loan ing mallmaintenance, state a n d JGW O cco( ode requirements required, w ^ i n g Wd* *JSing^ aecounlml ep*nma. aal* iJapoin tfinaactksna, Mustt alsalso have knowledge in reading}g andi maintaining blueprlnu. • tod WaftCfl cpaftin^cioalftg pw3fW3*dur»a. Minimgm f* I N V I R O NNMINTAL N SIRVICI AIDI» (HOUIIKilPINa) - raiiilonihip man«B#mani, »rtr«d pfovKJing aieallani cuilomai t I H o a c - ploma or equ^aient and aatvK*. You MvaWp andnd makMtln profltaW raiai btnWng Tnreep.« paa-tirt>e day posittons. HS diplo raiawniAipa »nO a*n • W irang* ol t}.0. Bank pioducU and previdous OUI experierKe preferred, rm nui aduiiofta. Stfona haaM tbomaa va aaawWt) lo mia poaiuon, ai ti» poaiiM ituiudtuo* a guit m atttN-imng and m«lr • E x p e r ie nneed Techniriicians 1 We Offer CoCompetitive Salaries &: aian Excellent Beneflts cutiomafi lo 9 »ifi trual and r*a.rMpwn rwmlrw], akmg mWi m* tUUly 0+ Hours/Week. to aoa divertir/ of3f ir>* coV: I . 1 ., I
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"SALES -...... r Full-llmo posilion In boat & RV salos. Must havo prior oxporlonco In salos and ■ ^ 1 | bo pooplo orlontod. . ^AA vending routo. 10 Knowiodgo of boals & ' machlnos. S3595. Call R V s la u g n t to iho rlghl 1-666-823-0223 (7 days). individual. Excolloni pay. Apply with rosum o at; , CURRENT ' ABSOLUTE Gold Mlnel Bert Karbsugh Motors WALKING ' ROUTES ' Earn $45,000 yearly, LIGHT ON RUPERT! CHOOSEEFROHTHESEiRypEWIOC I ■GCATIONS| 450N.WtttioSt. AVAILABLE CCandy route located In What Can We Help routuWltli Today? lllpFOlUb W endoli. ID ^ Magic Valley. m S J TWIN FALLS W(Wotk 6-10 hours wookly. 436-942919 1 ^ RT.807 • (CalI877-692»7298.* f c i I I SALES 5 I a m Beoking or) 200-600 f Hlflhland Avo. -Aislsted r r Uving Facility ^ I ^ C jI!ill Mikv on all tliL' ami'iiitk'S llilsIlls tliii-e. iH'drcwm, B H H Indlvldualtolaom 180-500 ^ Park Ava/Drivo M J J tlll« balli Heyburn home has. Homeline Is luick and was my buslnossi RT.fllO ^ PEstablished , 8 bed lacility mE M i -n-^l consinsinjctitl In 2003. 600-700 Poradiso Placo • Busy o-xocullvo ol » with ownor/manogor living 1m 9 !______• ->*' I 11020M 23...... 6IS Seller will pay cloimgcotcs HI026I6 2 (uine«t» of lirje• bccbcdroomt 500-700 Roso Siroet N S national financial | aroa. Slato liconsod. and CMtri bailit lor J94.000 RT.811 hij lout bixlfiwni Butley hi>mc is IiKaii'call'd on a larsi' drubic i at J49.0(,9.000 for 3 BR w / fimily room son/icos corporalion is ^ membor of IDALA S S & 600-700 Saratoga Dr. , ^IStmnMm. ^ sooking an individual | Medicaid direct billing. 1** 1 )l wllh an Jttaclu-J garast. Call Slicty! S having a strong dosiro 600-700 | Windemore Dr. ^ ' nl02299 Sidini;. tpniiklcri. alarmrm jjll 55,0001 lo loam tho workings of RT.882 ^ mors pU^ ii> dm } or 3 Bedroomimi *57,000 mis succossful organiz- 1000-1300 ] Blake St.N. aodAOD'ovintions Cimo a&DtovuiV 1^1 ollon. Tho Individuals 1100-1300\ Sunburst Sl. «od result}. Whon you wnio V |'d IpJalcd two bi-droom Rupert homt Wllhwill a di'lJihcd gauge, • . soloctod must bo ablo . FFILER ycyour cuisslllod nd. bo sure' > H i S luricnlly being uwJ ai a rental. Call SherylShe Koylv. C 2 S a i i I tondots undorsiond your 10 quickly absorb train- RT. F 552 10 * 5 7 ,0 0 0 1 I Sheila Adam J [ M 600-900 Idaho Strool mossflno - gpeii It out. 1102582 Ing and accopt major C >ntuiK„ =1;bidba(S)pmt.ar| rosponsiblltllos in salos 700-900 7 Sth St. W. _ ::all m e if y o u ’re looking forr a liiree l'edrcx)in,j ____ ^ managomont. RT.S53- F B -■----- t- 2 1 200 0) (Overianc^, Burley m ? For porsonol Interview 100 1 Fair SI. B fl w o b a th R upert hom e like Uiisliso i iie . Sliel, 78-2121 lOORamsoy W ERSIDI R e a l t y call Mr. S he p h e rd . l (102267 * 7 8 ,9 0 0 ! R ivers ; www.4'2irlvertlcIrxom K u ^ RT.669 ■ toll Iroo 877-488-7050 F r N ? i b u . i » i r k l-.S(.M<(>|li‘il S■Slu-il.i lu-i Ai1,imy • o r fox rosum o to 700-900 ? MIcfway St. W. RiBizAdvocates.COM n JH),()i)Oorl'uylKoioh I I >m m njL ' m liiding lot al 431 West 6ih Slicci fot J H), 1200-1550 Erin Way/ - c d U l Angelica on liiis Buiiry build 208-2324957 or omall 1 SAtM.MergmaAtqu!sltlen« - y. CallShei\'l Koyle on lliis Buiiey,, RnRivctiido Drive lol lot | Davld.Shepherd® Goldeh C Spur ■ fot J20,000 - OvsTitt nuy orDtthiJchooh. 102279ft lOZW bankorsllfo.com JEROME 736.8448 H {|7,500wlihchoircofBiJilr)'or! Inl-C nssin H om osi EOE M/F/H RT. F 527 888.644.5219 ■ Seo Us nt: "roao a lto r .c o m /B u r lc y r for Mini- RA9001* 100-608 1 East Ave I _ 300-450 East Ave. K ThThe toul uurc* for btolrttu ■ OT SALES iBUHL owti«r^lUpff I I ” FOR RENT I F O R R E N ~ S I F O ^ .llmj: li'f nu; /;>J N ov laktng oppllratloni for'or ouro irnlllnif Ou(«ldo Saloaporson. FRT. 540 I— ifinrwJot our s V e ? * yoH- taJiin,i Itj’pliciiiinr Ihl far 1.2 S 3 btdroom1 ApanmAp. enli .Growing 30 yoar old l1400-1700 Maple SI. r s | i r ^ lisl/orl.2AJI>fdnrJwt’m Aptirtmrntt Iiu *J A 1500-2000 PoplarSl. ■ company looking lor an 1 ^ oj g Q tf # FJ ^ V nllcy I»ark S o u t h w of o < o d .oggrosslvo outside II H you live noar ono ol H M o u rn n t a i n A par'lnieiits A p a r t ml e o r n t s . sa le s porson hj grow wilh thoso aroas and would FBESHPACK M V i e wt E a s t - A usi Boso + commission, liko to bo a carrier I______4.^6-58K2 ' r\ 1 ^ 436-022626______I hoaith insuranco. Fax Ploaso contoct POTATO FACILITY ^ m 678-91■9M 1______I I * " - * rosumo 10 80t-412-7S63* Amy. District Mgr. /Follanil Je a n Comptax. | — i 735-3347 * I SALES ' y Bupeil Idaho ; Pori-timo salo s associates p' ■ ■ ■■■ j AAllorpoilion-calllordoliili. ' - ? 5 s i a ovonings. Retail salos £n»lol«cilityS.»UM. X k m W e y . it t o m oxporolnco roqulrod. ------Ajjply In porson at; , ___BJJrvcking.&___ . _ ... i S h o t J p i n ^g -O N L IN ] ------Kurt^HMllmMTk------— Faiming-FaeilitY------^------—H om e { In tho Lynwood: *^~RWilfiTiTP All or ponion-call lor doUiIt. SALES— ...... - ...... — - tnUr«liciltfY>l.5MM. ■} - . SEARCH BY CURRENT - _ Wanlod highly motivalod • View beautiriii homci, lalam n d , a n d WALKING ROUTES i Individual bilingual and Muggers Brow Pub rentals • Choosc "any"y" anda gel enthusiastic.Provlous AVAILABLE Vino's Restaurant O ralee Stark fS f f Kelly Runyon 'salos oxp. not roqulrod, Dennis Curtis hundreds of Magic VjalleyIIc) listings Contury?; 2! S* Coldwell Banker Appty in porson w/rosum- 1TWIN FALLS All oquipmonl includii'g I D.R. Curtis Cc • See Ihe listing agent & gel to know Rivcrsiclc ^ Curtis Realty ' os at: Country Auto LLC RT. | 702 braweiy.RoodylBopon. m o re about them ’ 2400 S. Lincoln 11800-2100 Candlorldge Spaco loaiotvsilablo. Je ro m e, ID 83338* Dr. MAXEOfFERlI H 2000-2200 Candlowood ^ SECRETARY ‘ Brent Kerbs Secrotary/recopllonlst for Avo. liliihui iMJiiiK lliiiitim W i l l Brown | P " RT.73S IUol.trufrAiiOioriH! Steve Bellcm Cotdwcll Baitkcr Y R oem er , busy roal oslalo/proporty | »mfr tom______A m erican Drc.im managomont offico. t300-500 Elm Sl. N Ciirtls Really Iwell Banker Must havo computor ;100-500 Locust St. N ■ R w l l y P a ■ C urtis:!• RRealty oxporoinco. Sond R | T .743 B 100-200 Junlpor St. N IK Rosumo to: PO Box 622 ______I 1700-1800 Maplowood ■ TWinFalls, IDS3303» RT. 748 Vinv lOOf Listings on W it L Hj"" SPRAYER 300-600 Madrona ^wvw.arthurtierTy.com | Spray Tochnlclon lor 400-500 Wakollold Lawn & Troos. RT. 754 I ” ExcoUonI salary, & bonus '100-900 Elm St. N program, outdoor working 1200-1500Wilmoro • nore... .conditions. Will train; RT. 776 ' Properties and mo Call Troy a t 733-1491* 500-700 Whispering IRWINREALTY.C'. c o w l I Rino Drivo Find These Pi STYUST 2400-2500 Sladlum Blvd. ‘ ALTV AMtudeaantsw salon is N RE RT. 780 IRWll r looking for Slylisls. Lease 2500-2600 Coniago Way WWW.I > alallons ovallablo. Apply ' at 415 A ddison. U sa 100-400 Codor Park H -733-259ft>308-0340* Circio RT. 782 PUBUC SERVICE 1700-1800 Glendale MESSAGE 700-800 Juniper Sl. Don't pay to find work RT.787 n boforo you got tho )ob. 300-2000 Aituras Dr Bli^ Rjyciim tiym :yi>i:i■m:u. I G m L For froo Information about 1700-1800 Borah Avo. E InnKefrtrtSfK-Ctiuta:u ta a ln ^ ' 1 SlH-ilroitiD.J' iMih luick llOIlIf ISS Sllll.lll'll•.111 <111 I I avoiding ompioymont sor RT.814 riihwnunyoulpm lj |,i ct cP . - I Tliis hcmicluis luisorriM S«llr. \ I lUmn, redone iniidc.c B Lc llm c Fodoral Trado Commis 200-500 3rd Avo. N OITicCikn. llonu. nxun v,i>h hilf b« rnwMi wiili 2 licdfooms umi i' S:5.l.'H)iKMLS« Iiw :i7 sion. Washington. D.C.. ickagc in l Ihe Illl HOA Li. . N RT.823 ccilinu. 3-«f Bara»e. »i>pU«nce ___ J S77.900MII bedrootn.niul I'aniily tiHiii f i" 20580. or call tho Nation 100-500 7lhAvo.E iX»pacc»lanairord>blc Lr~^ on. 2076 MI. fl. oftomfiwtjbic livinnlO-KHO »p ----> -L _ lie. cule. .ill'ottlablc liunic. •’ ■y Cull Ponnii 420.J.W or .Sliey 4 ' al Fraud Inlormatlon Con- 100-2001 Olh Avo.E SlX6.J«t.MLS»lffK)- Call m ilix or Jill tocfPbfi l ■ ______)MLS«I(17715 tor. 1-800-876-7060.* RT. 829 SOrt2M7IO 100-500 Jofforson Catl P RT.836 J lllS to n e 7.U-0062 100-500 Tyler / RT839 \f UT~ SJ U P ilL aL M .1. I v / e w 200-500 Fillmore ' \ 100 Workers Needed 300-500 Taylor Assomblo cralis. wood RT. 840 L Itoms. Materials provided. 100-500 Piorco St. I $480 •»-per wook. II you live near onool I ' Freo Information packago. thoso areas and would c 24 hours 1-80M28-471S* llko 10 bo a canior IB i tfrrVA J.lmOijdLUJHU:.-X j^ .S h u p 1(5('flECKITOUTin Plo aso contapt rdroomj. 2 balhs, TRliMEN•NDOUS new Com munity Hornmom es S 0 » 'L oit5imn.iicl;.aes,(ixvi >i.00vl' > iMAimrENANCE I Jo n n . District Mgr. offers 1,315 st]. n, wiili3bcdro< Now accoptlng applica fail bar ino brighl • con.struclionon feaiuring 1626 -sq. ft. 3 bcdm IKMIIA « nil iitt.k'htfd 1 iMt jii'ii'|:c(!C. A K'C-'I l.mi‘1' 735^6* I livinnroom. nnd smuli brcakfajl I UulIJi ..p;,Mliu-. >0.1,11, tions at Walcott Stalo ;w«hco.OTdpo. plus fam ily toom o ff kitcheri/Uii/Uinitig liomo W llh r.H.iu fur 4 11 ;>t.ijccls. kiichcn. Large fcnccd ba«k yard wii {VU utlng, o: chickcn ...... Mll.llltlK'lltlK'luiIll Park for Iho 2004 sum sprinkler, sod in front yaril incliiiclucled. BeiHffit CSI anJ tc '"Gas iiciii. ccnlral air. aulo sprinkler Si'I'i.'Mlll MI.SHlllSdM t mer season. Wo aro Call R ou Drahl,/Wr.,.9«;r ■ ;(I50 offering livo m onlhs of linrage. Priced al SI06.900 Ml SI33.900 MLS//10903R Cull (iuJrun IIoIIiim s 3HS.6nU.67K'i ompioymont aa Park jy lt Atxdenan iO lt- im or 114.&S0 73l-3l6-ti>J ForJ on Surth Colleur Jahn lrwii>7}}‘VSI0ar’ 1i> ihi» tln.- W alcr sliiites. I ois of possibilitie;lilies. Fronliige I Plas 1.060 sq. fl. Unfinished B / Call me for more info. Reallur 0 » iieSIjmleiiancew.ll.ViiiyiSi.lin,! vlI.SHl('4IH)f> I bo roiumod 10 Iho olllco ]N iw SP A PE R umace. C arports. bit! Pantry, ( ..I,-,« Jo .n oirW iisliinnlon.Slll5.llim MI-S by March 15. [•iTicicncy 90 Plu.s G as Futiu $149,900 MLS/J109221 ^ orKVl'jiLiiin AlUsI': Cluiiii uiili yiia.!ia rdtci Smif, *■' Earn oxlra SS In mil Till' Hcilii«'in • H»ili li"nit Wi . 208-436-1250- Your Spare Timo S112.000 MLS/MO? C a ll Curlyitii 7.il~l26H -.7.14-760& ?.t- ^ CallBohUK,tVrnci l.ol ttlikli I. iilejl fnc 1<'^J« 11 you oro a highly mollvolod {csUluimci Ml.SxlO'Hi:' MARKETINQ solf-slartor looking lo oom Ray Sabala 539-3321' ar 73S-6340 Change your lifel S4000- somo oxlra monoy in your t,IKflley73l.2m SBOOO wkly potontlal. will" sparo llmo. then this could ; lraln..1-600-694-512e.* bo 0 groat opportunity PUBUC SERVICE • for you! MESSAGE T/JC Timos-Nows Is looking Fodoral ompioymontit for indivWuals inlorostod Inform otion is freo.I. in selling nevrtpopor . Romombor. no ono cann subscriptions os ■ promlso you a fodoral job,}, Independent Contractors. Lnnil.>lothj’rr!s.ilctii:hi.Jeif. /c w m c I'ery n ic e : For froo Infomiatlon oboutJt II you aro Inlorostod In ICED PRICE I lum e und 2 shops on 2 acres /I'lvzoned K-.l imilli >r Ihls opportuniiy, ERICERERUCE^ - fedoral jobs, call Career Iroom log home wilh COUN'INTRY LIVING CLOSE TO TOW^WN in qiiiclncishborhood fiim ily residetUinl, Cily vvuter;r vt<& >e\ver phis : -Ijimerica Connection. please call Jonl at Prii-c is reduced an ihis 3 bedroorH acre. 4 • ballis. Tliis home hii. lewcr windows and Large mn'unch style home on approx, one act. 208-735-3302* baicmcnl family rcwm wid newt IceM chlii’mc possibility for developer lo spliiplii into smitllcr ; 478-757-3000* :t. Can purchiisc with bcdroottiJ.,j. ■4 bathj. triple gange. Large deckeck wilh w ith n 2 cur garage. $ metal roofat HOI Union Succt. C ood w ith 3 hedriHims. 1 3M lols. SIlO.OOIlMLSOlOH'IOH2.12 • ,eTMyi«cll.CallJuay holiub.F, Fonnal dining, oak cabinet*. Ucaulrauiiful . adjacem lot for $64,900. Owner w :hiis2,016finislieU.si|,f\. LSS108768 landsc,licaping.CALLTODAYl S229.900W O CtUStinUqyirr Today. $54,900 MLS« ;c.SI2!.C10IIMLS»llWC)l.l 1“' bSi or 7M.2234 WOer30S-S690 MLStfl0921l ’.'all .'tltiarl .-i- Camilla 735.K681 ■ Cat! Judy floffm an S43SS10 Can BobjborB fO y lie h ?3l-6S00or 731-61.6740 ltr7J4.IJJ9or7JI.l99l Ca ROUTESAVAJLABLE Sutlers 539-i T he Times-News is C a U S ^ a B i currently looking lor INVBST IN UMI Independent SMAowslSt W a te r ftM R o u te C arriers 3 1 iM tk Iw i CURRENT H«w dw w fU i w*ll MOTOR ROUTES SHOSHONE_ Owtfc«IW»«s AVAILABLE MOTOR ROUTE 617 ll^H Prico Reduced $30,(» ,0 0 0 if you livo In Ihoso areas BEUEVUE/HAILEY a n d ore Inlorostod In $350^00 IALS#106i KETCHUM being a newspaper CafTMrt...... !• ...... au.. .— .l l l l l : BothCaritor&Subsaiutos carrier.,. ; • noodod P lea se contact Kattiy, D litrlct Mgr. 9 S / ^ ' M you llvo In those areas 735-3348 • : : and v/outd llko to be a ■ & J12 Vi Broadway S. BuhlBu Idaho • ' carrier Foi ontrn aummof haip. fun on ilt0#1,Twln Falls Idahiho P ls« s« c o n u c t 800 Falls Ave, Suite ad in cijuunod. ir* tu i. irt 2 1 Ksthy. District Mgr. uwxpenslvo. ana it worta. I : 735-3348* I Ctttl733-0Mt- • _ I
D-0 Timos-Nows, Twin FallFalls. Idaho Sunday. January 25. 2004
W ^ A L E srrAiFE . IN FALLS RUPERT RENT TO OWN • TWININ FALLS Foroclosuro! TWIN F) I TWIN FALLS rWlN TV FALLS n u idortul location, 4 bdnn. BUHL AREA 1 25 (icros, TWIN FALLS I TV 4 bodroom. 2 both. bdrm., 2 bath.- S54.900 Wondort Aro You earning CHOICE ACREAGES i\ono Ac o ia kind vlow, n roal 5 bath, updated rntorior.’ 2400 aq I t , Ig. kiicMon.1. ♦ 3 bedroom . 2 tinlh | Call Davo at 208-532-0734’ :nll 000-319-3323 oxt. 2,5 bat S3751/monlh? ! * 2 .1 9 A cros - Bomililul 2- counlry ci chaimor on noar- Cal go crnlt room could bo ons gna llropinco, AC. lgJ modulnr S90.00Q ■ • H792 lor listings.* Vending roulo wilt> lociiiions ! -jtory, 5 bodroom, 2 5bn1h ly ly 1 ocro ol Ian d sc ap o d tTWIN w FALLS For salo by i 51h bdrm.Covorod 30’ loncod shndy bnck yard,d, ♦ 2 bodroom lownliousc : a -TWIN— S7D30tmi 1-0O0-8G2-01C0’ I courilty hom o Big shop ground. g 4 bdrm.. 2 bnth. ow ov nor,.1921 Mnpio Avo. (|N FALLS noarly now! ® tio, groal , landscaping, -- 5 cnr gnrngo, 30*72 1iI S 4 tJ S 0 • I ♦ 1 bodroom . ownor entry '■I vwitii 12' door, garden 2300+ 2 sq.li,, playroom. 3 3 bdtm., 2 bath. 1800 sq bodroom, 2 balh, gas td so 'g much moro at ligck shop Sl05,000 i spnco. South ol Twin A roc t( room. Too mnny grool ll. ti, Full basomont. Now roplaco, loncod ynrd. §151 ( S29.900 \ TWIN FALLS Now cus- 51.000, Call Jnnn or Coopor Norman Caii 208'543-0539’ ‘ MUST SE E ’ S2G<).000 loaluroslolislalS154.000 (c conlrol c( air/gas/hoailng. T\ ilhedral coiling + moro^ Bob ,q tom homo on counKy g ,, }b loday lor your oxclu- B usiness • BURLEY Y w F ja n is ’D’r, 4 1- • 2.02 A cros - 4 hudroom, Coii C Jann or Bob lor S78,500. Coll 731-2075.- '0 122.000.734-6481.- givovii/o viowing, 734-3373, } Brokora & Advisors. : ;> bnlh home' undor con- . doiailE, d 734-3373. ncro. 4 bdrm. 2,516 sq. ------: bdrm.3b.ilh. 2300sq.l1 NELSON !• TWIN FALLS lor salo, 5'II. w/3 cor gnrago. Irn- TW/IN.FALLS ir REDUCED « nnlurni gas, AC. loncod sitiictioii with imio to pick - almost complotod custom . ow 3 bdrm,. 2 1/2 bnlh, A — , ...... IHL n>;.oim:u to r. . REALTY, LLC gation wnior, Mnny ox- Now ALPINE i yard, sprinklor ayalom, 2 colors and llootitig Opon A LPIN E ?4 bodroom, 2 bnlh, south- ^ omo by buildor, uniquo Iiuiiiiios:- o|)|uittunitiuu } . 734--3930 ; Iras! S275.000, 2605 E. hon REALTY cnr giirngo 20a-67a-9319* ll[)or plan, ono lovol Ov(>f- REALTY . wosl w ol lown. Approx. 1.5 A osign. spacious rooms, III kl.'iim looks Rock Crook Canyon ... 4269 N. Cnll 208-302- d os IURLEV“ tl)drm 72 bald.■(7 TWIN f a l l s ’ ' I .V.Ij.'T:. .1. .J. . ! • - ! • -J. -I- ■ “ncros, with oxlras. 1095or208-641-OG29.-|A nncnd many upgrados, ciaasniossitiod . . . ior poopio o' . Nav/ lownhomo in Gat-xl N I W olTw in S228,000 S148.700. Cali 420-3491.- L - 219.000.208-735-2422.* ovory*i/orywhoral 733-0031. , 2O0Osq. II. 1 car garngo, • 3,94 A cros - Irnpicssivo TWIN Tl* FALLS custom 4 * hnancing nvnil.. holp wilhui r.oclion ol nrockt'tui(l(;u • 4 bodroom, 2 biith, ?H47 bdrtn., li 3 1/2 bath. Saw- (kwn OAC, 208-676-0124-4* Corinn counioin, hnrdwpod1looir.,alninli)r.i; •.Ki ; lt liovol,m aiiy loolh Ii School. 3200 It.. 3 - Roiit.ujriinlr. c a s TTf o r y o u r lilool npplinncos. tjuill in anionilios / Big shop, TV ,ccnt gnrngo. Mnny oxtras, -Sofvico Hu«it»)%;it’yI HOUSE! bar with wino Iridgo. gas gnrago, i now bnin, Motao 'S209,000. S Musl soo to t Fnst Closol iiropliico. winilow corrnis i SW ol Twin Falls approanto. n 208-731-S139* ■ VV L S 11 I K K , \ • Rclail . . . .t,.j. .J. .J. .J. , If 1 Twin Fnlls Aroo Call covoiings Dc’n/OI(icf hfirm »iuilo. lo r - ___ T otr "ToOiTOTarff-Tfoosra-cov- la rc iu P -o ttfn U a i-fo r------10 mal dining room, don, icdroom home In T “ ft' D.C,. 20500. or call thoIho orod porchos. S89,900. P iilj|H beautiful new,v h o m e s ite , w ith hugo play room, and 2 itTnin Falls. Finished ; ^ ... ------Nnilonol Fraud InlQtmalionIlion. _Cnll.208-a29;5554,:_____ B i i i r f S t s .amp!c-rQom-for_for.m achine^.and ______-liropincos-Fencodback - f)»scincnl,,scpflratcllvliig& family' p Conlor, l-aOO-876-7060.** HOLLISTER Own your sc livestock. Asking ur yurd, 500 sq. It. dock. UGE fcnccd yard. ■ Ki l a R c.illor' C. Ky_ 208-731-7210 Broker, CRI, ABR, Reloc.ilion Specialist For moro dotnilo■ vIe idnho Homos S GKl. CKS. ThoHossTonm.com ■ Coinmcrci.il Services call Wnll Hofis 737-39;?S939 _1 420-0707 280-7653 Cindy: 280-5336 o r Tnmi G oo d in g 737- 73 I \ssocinte Broker GRI, CRS.IS. > 39-10. MLS # t062C6 2 0 9 PC#2721 AsABR, Relocaiion Direcior>r sA Connection: Kent, Cindindy & julie nnc Wilson The Collins GEM . Rc.illor' STATE REALTY, i INC 200-734-0400 ‘Q i J39-4061 EQUAL HOUSINQ O P I> O R T U N ^ AJI rMl MUIo utmMIng m KnowlU s , FAX thlf ocwipapM It (ub|«cl ts I lh« Pair Houting Act whicft tr4i>(t R l»*otl to You -any pr«r*nnc« lliMUUon or OR aKolmtntllan battd on iimorc Tawni Wooten Rf.ilior'. Realtor* feKnovIV I >^tllon•l origin. o( in I inunalon. to tn«k* tny tucn Com nicrci.nl Si‘r%Si'fviccs 731-0632 ^ EMAIL p rifirtne*. Ilmiittion ot W ■- tfltetlmlBttlor*,' Ftmllltl 539-4907107. Your Ad ToO iUlu» Includti cMlditn unstr Iht ag t of IS IMng with pirontt or Itgtl '\A/C cuttodun; pr«gnam worntnS ial EstalIte THETWESWEW!iW S tndpMpMiMutViaMtUKVXV ,p> orerMwunMrll Re CLASSIFIED Ttvlt n tw ip tp tr «lll net MT kno*lnfl1y-tectpl snr\nf DEPARTMENI •dv«nit1no lor itil oitil* wttioh It In vioituon ol m«m* ItM, Our rMdM wt htrtby s lntorm«d mat til OwallUtgt X (208) 733-2821 Twlti Falls WotMt^jmiMtntotptptr 1615 Addison AAve. E, •Twin FallsIls, ID 83301 •(20fi 208-734-55383 8 aviiitblt ett tn •quti 08) 733-5336 • Fax i lwinad®iTi8Blcvnllfly.co, 30'S at9-1 w a s i : c u huo Too-itm ti 1-MO-I ® MLS Toll Free 1 (800) 734-55366 • Office Hours I Burley BS#-#T77. Thi Toll-lrit 4 0 Itltpnont nutnbtr for Iht s Mon-Fri 8:30-5:31 208-677-4543^ ^^^Plr^l..-S00-50- mcdMS(gm>8icv»ll«y-co»T Sunday. January 2525.2004, Tlmes-Nowi, Twin FalliFalla. Idaho D-9
^ L L S 4 B D R M .. KIMBERLYY Nice N i 2 bdrm,. — goodinqINQ 3 bdrm t o»h:o. TWIN FAL ------TWIN! IN FALLS ro w homoa JEROMIME b a lh . dbl, car gn- cloan. carpirpotod, $700/mo, 1 bam. slovo,:ovo. A fofrtgoro- >00 A pprox. */• 2.5 ^ 5 1 5r i 2 3 /4 b a Jls. 404-0611,- 16,900 & up. 529,601 rago on I21 acres, S349.- W/D hook->k-ups. 324-3317* toi. No pols. - Call Nola 28O-O640‘ ncro> lol l( SW of Joromo. ^ ^ ludos 2 sharos of 000 offerffe r.C ali934-8355.* T W IN FAALLSInrgoS | t o i n f auLLS s I I .5 bnlh. opplionc- WEND;NDELL 3 bodrcom . 1 thsldoConolCo. JEROMEME GOODINGINO 3 bdrm.. 2 bath, bdrm 1.5 balh.llh. 125 4lh Avo Woat. or. For m oro dolalls PrimoI downlowndc location! S 650/inii/mo. S350 dop. es indudoidod, S675/month, -turn OFTHE THE CENTURY S65.I55.000. For Salo by „i.,, ThoHossToam.comV Appro*iroximatoly 2500 aq. Call 208-;08-731-0103,* all 208-120-3651.- CHARMI CHA ^r.Caa208.680-1304- 3US 1 bdrm,. ill The E xtras! o*vn°' all Wall Hoss 737- ll.* ING 3 bedroom,gns TWIN FAIALLS nowor 3 Spacious j;Country LiLiving ...wtv/i A// ------= l 3939 c;i“z s s i. ^ 5 ^ ’ bnth. ronl/foni lo Inundiy. siorago.sloi $405, 9 or T am i G ooding Ollico/ laundry' room. SSOO M rm ,. 2 b 1 2 2 n r wTHE i TIMES-NEWS 737.3,-3940 MLS»108017 possilssiblo apanm ent & * hadI, ^nIn lown. 037-6523* ow n, no> smoking. a 2429 833 ShoshonoShOi N, . . l o t s CUM■•••Ifled O apartm ent PCK4£14511 ronial fot unil, Cali lod, SB75 ♦ dop. 948-9300)0 o01 r 734-4339- Ollico hours ora 20£2O0-644-1202Of GOODINCINO 4 bdrm., 2 bnlh. call*M8-°5i-539-3004,* I ** && garbagei pd : S A W T O O T H /« 0 aro opon to all walk-in syy^-l W oar ATE REALTY. INC. itionnl SI 3,000 lor balh.fa^ 6 or 737-3969- No pots, 733-2019.-733 :ustomorstooaslalyou n, in Falls & Jerome CU8K 208-734-0400 rosfauriluronl oQuipmonl. 0850.73,'S'S/^S:3T? o > Oniy M inutes From TWin F In building your a d . _____ t LLS Nlco 4 bdrm , TWIN FALLSX S 1 bdrm. 520 C losc To M ojor G olf Coursaurscs ♦ <«''(xKW00 Z o n e s R-6 with JEROMME E 2 bdrm ..,l balh. iTi-..T-raiaj ,LLS 1 bedroom. Twin Falla Oflica W K S B S m 'TWINFALLS ISO ail 2 0 . N orlh ol protosssssional ovorlay-great W /D hookups, ho foncod L ^ill?|jll;l!liHIN» S380/mo.0. ♦ -f300 doposil, ® a ^ o ] r w i n " n Fails, 20 min. to mail modlci)lical offico location, yard,. wwi ood slove. S495 loaso. 733-6475' 677-^042 tast ol Jorom o 10 min. c lo s>0 o to ' hospital. For «$5500 dep..d no smoking. 1261263 Ovarland Avo. ' YWIN FALLS^lC § ^ '0 10 city conlor. Call m oro0 inlormatlon 1 visll 208-465465-8899/S63-6722' ■ - ...... — irms. nppiinncos o r B urlay Offlca* 539.,,i-1632or280-1632.* ThoHoHessTfjm.com 01 •■fhome lANDNEW 1.2.3b0rms tiircd H om es of t l i e W e e k ME 2 bodtoom tl7 •ARTWEMTS Vnrious siz3^0! es and pricos WaH H oss 737-3939 '’ c™,. eth o.r S450. 208-324- p fo p o rty Mgml. ilanmita >5:1520^tap!cAvcnuc — ^PUBUC SERVICE “ fEje r l y " ------nm. Gooding 737- $525 ■» dop iboul avoiding timoshnro P«P®pony. Woll Installed, r j i/mo.20U-539-7G11.* 2 FU=ULL BATHS with lease.!0. CC lean 2 bdtm , t noods powor. For ond roal ©state scams. I‘'» '' j E M ' 3 ^IME ^ 2 bodioom. lull C'Garagos 2 bnth, all appls.a + W/D. ro Information visit /D Hookups No smoklinoklng or. pots. wiBO 10 m o Fodoral oHossToam.comor 5>iaiATE REALTY, INC.. basomimo ont walor & Irnsh W/D Hii Trado Commission. •'lOj: dod. SSOO «doposi1. Air CcConditioning 420-867878 or0 734-8678- I Wait Hoss 737-3939 206-734-0400 20 inciudetl I tjiR-IR'YIN REALTY^ 'ashington. D.C.. 20580. coil V .injoroond YJfiTpAlX Tami Gooding 737- c ------—— Call111 2O0-324-215r2 _ SLlS 2 bdriii. l ______Ofr callca! Iho National Fraud 40MLSW ® 1 0651 7 mmunjynnd bnlh. 2nd.Ind .floor a p l. No . InIntormatlon Conlor. ' IBiJH H H H JERO^iME 2 t3od’room, vory gxeremisoBoomj pols. S42S,425/m o.+ $425 1-flOP-e7S-7D60.’ PC«3«3051 n, has spiinklars. NO » 208-733-3669. pels/sm/sm oking/diugs. Ap- JSIO Whi:(,»p«rlnoP,noO, MORE '85, 2 bdrm., 2 piinnco1C0 S oplionnl.S-}7G paFalls. ID 63301 TWIN FALLIVLLS 2 bdrm ,. T u o m g >. Pleaso call 200-423- mo. fS.150dcp+ S-1 324-oa.13- 208-18-735-2111 bath lownhiivnhouso. loncod klM lib)!!. I.. W /D hookups ' GEM ~7or2O0-28O-26e5.* IME 3 bdrm,, 2 bnlh back yd.. W c , $470 ♦ dop. C.1II FATE REALTY. INC. m No pols, $41 L/HAGERMAN dou- mobilelilo home, no pols, >•6884 ollor 5pm.' a N m ' BELL:LL RAPIOS For saio or 2os.73A.oAm S wido Mome, 3 bdrms.. long tormitorr SSOO •* doposil. 1 S f■ /A - J S f i m 208-736-681 loaseaaso. 320 ocros, 2 contor N FALLS 2 bam;Jths. S600.'mo. f dop. 324-0900903 or 5-13-0342.* . \O s. JSSL ' t m F Aa ITL S 2 bdrm..'l iivots.S25.000 cash ront. iSO/mo. $300 dop. < ■ .0 0 0 2 a c r o s . G ro a t No poi;pois. Call 543-6355.' Tf h o m f . ' bath. S450/r ’rotor long torm looso. hr.ilrtii iM E T b d rm T T balh. n T T S r’ ^bdrm.. 1 bnlh. no pels,}, CollC 208-212- I Visit u s onlineO l and chececk o u t S Is., gnrago. fonco. . CCoiie 208-BeB-6066- = ’S ' S l S l I ' 5o5BiiiQING Brondmoro '8 ^ n p p ls .. rofrig. S325/mo.-f I6 7 8 o r2208-732-0135^ 0 8 Roso Hill auodivijton. u - c66 n with lip out. romo- $600.). CallC 200-539-9950.- r moro dolalls visit oposit. 326-4-/97.• TWIN FAT l M agic: \Valley area hor) m e s . EDENJEN 725 + acros 3 pivots F o r r >d. Cnll 208-539-2804,* jg -^Q- j^ ALLS 2 bdrm .i catllo sot'Up, 2 homos,------Thol-oHossToam.com.or... lasoy .M ondows.is. -b n lh .-S; 5 5 0 0 C 0 /m o .-^ d o p ------— cati CE TRAtLEH 40' now' ~bdfm..l1..I bnlh, S550 -f dop. _no\n u ak l; *.------—33&I«&6h6.WXFJ«2_S900.000_ - c a ll-VLW nim oss.Z 3Z :3939. .OFFICE n p pUrntlnn^ _Coll 20fl« 28*8 0 - 3 0 0 0 J ------— 5 ------elk-Uck-on^Real-Estate^ irs, carrot, tiros anO No imoking.smo 324-3327 tor 2 bd Ofhorrarjc/Josai'fli/flWi?.Othi or TamiTt Gooding 737- doors. Jdrm npts. Ronl yrntri-cnALLS m 2 bd balh. lamlly room, _ 12OB-732-O0O5- Vow^ow oppUoncos. foncod HAiELT PALLS 2 boutoom. ■LANDLORDS" y ard. rd , garago ond lull NowtaJX n P P i ^ 1. no smoking. $500 aomont. No pola. no Syr h. 3 bedroom . 2 sh for your houso! Fast basor S ' » U n d = |S |H :loso. Twin Foils area. amokiloking, S600/mo, plus 1 bdrm dupiox. gorago. no Call 736-4645/Eric.* doposiMSil. Lyio 01731-6589.* wollmim ninlnlnedlorlho ^moLinono. S725/monih. < N FALLS 2 bodroom. 208-280-0719- B uHL i ^ 3 bodroom. 1 1/2 TWIN F Ith. inrgo lamily. & living l b«*l>i,th. S550/month ♦ ■"aCXS 2 bodroom, om. doublo car oorngo, S55D50 doposil. ' 200-308- pVi r n ' » T S . '. SW/D nnd covorod ja r schools. 543-2300,* 131616or20B-539-2C36- c CousinJing, Call 829-4206, pnrking.SSfj, $525 mo. ♦ S200 Near monlh. 300-1317 • N FALLS 3 bdrm. S 6 ^ Hnndlidlcap Accosslbio. oil Istmoj^ BiJIUHL 7 acros, 3 bdim.. 2 TWIN F. ^ '( T l S 4 b'dtm, 1' Ith, lg. rod barn, other +dop.lop, 143 W Borah. 208- Eq Equal Houaing twTITJ FA'L M464 or 306-2167* ______Opporlunity.*Oj bnlh, W/D.V/D. nil appls, 5700/ oulll buildings.bl 543-0029.- 734-4c t^E 1 and 2 bdrm..l $200,.CariCarpotl.73&-727a* ------b UHL------TWINFN FA LLS 3 bdrm. lorm JEROME uso , w /pnsturo on N. bath npopts. No pots/smok- t w I?TfALLSALL A'tua'ciive" 2 10DERN 2 bdrm with h ouso )renl location, $300 bdrm.. vv ery e r cloan. ii[fpls., u m g as hoat. coniininir Hankitnkms Rd, S700*1sl& mg. gro ,| 2O0-326-412C d.iys to S 3150/mo., 5 $150 lo carport,1 NoNc smoking'polJ. Home has 3 bednidroom s & ad garago. Ownor pays 'asL 2 dop. 208-632-4555- $450+dop.dop. 733-2546- ly son/icos. S500/monlh or 208-734-76822°6 ovos * ,5175/do 2 baths. Lots o)f f »u p d ates lus doposit. Ask lor Jim t WIN JN FALLS'Si bdrm., JEROME>IE fWIFTFADj s n r s Atlrnctlvo 2 1 with new bathroo rkerRoattora 543-4371 somo m o nppls. S625/mo. 1.2. <1.3 bdrm, 1 bnlh, bodroom,□m brickI dupiox, 2 room, A/C, op.C ail208-733-914r all 111 nppiioncos. bnlh. garngo.gar. spnnklor 1 HL new floors in kitkitchen & iN'FALLsT U dr-;^ Hollowawa Proporty MgmL syslom,n, 1 l yoar lonao, no Nowiy ronovaiod TWIN I 734-4334 , poia. 5550$550 m onlh ♦dop, baths.Fenced drm,, 1 bath, appliances, bnlh.ih. 22 cnr gatngo. loncod , nfnlisroninis,com cnn1208-734-0169- 20£ ICUm K o h n to p p iliowa Proporty Mgmt. yard.rd. no smoking/pois. ___ ME 2 bdrm .. 1 1/2 *******~**** 734-1991 nSTSSCTTSl 734-4334 1st,I, last in -fdop. S700/mo, JEROM I twinlallsronlais.com 735-6)5-6696 allor 6 p.m.- both. Inincludes nil nppls.. tWINFALL•ALLS AVAIL. NOW Afchle&BobbeGooi ■ n M M M ^■dop208-358-1370* cionnsn 2 2 bdtm, 1 bam, IN FALLS 3 bdrm.. 2 731-2049 or 731-Q: BUHLIHL Sm nll 2 bodroom. TWIN I ME Links Apis.. 2 $410 porpor mo,«1 S200doi) , M d m a n loneineod yard, Cnll 200- bnlh.llh. doublo gnrngo. JpR°M )ullis. mcl, Nopols. ncod ynrd. wel bar. borm/j1/3 bdrm .. ali nppli- SomoulH («03Q9 23-4377 nder 7 pm.* fo n c r lod noor downlown. y g l j Z E B :: 00/mo, S400 (lop. 735- an ce ss v washor/dryer hook- Locatod r ,ER 2 bdrm.. 2 balh, mo- |700/i dll chock roquitod, 54 days and 734-6680,* ups ACVC. storago. Now oc- Crodil cl :T ARE& bllollo homo in park. No ng opplicollons. At- Coli 208-733-2210.208 smoiTioking/pols. S460/mo., TWININ FALLSF lordabliiblo ronls ♦ cablo and * * * ************ * * 3“ "v BoutifUUy laidap3d1/1 hxe $300300 dop. Also 3 bdrm,. 2 33912nd 2m Avo. North-3 bod- hloh spood s t Inlornot. IHA fflfjfj>FALLS A L clonrr2"ar3 nth. S480/mo., S300/dop. room.om. 1 tjalh. lots ol room, n ^ o pp_lGd.Clndy324^)a72* it bodroomjo m a , 1 bath, laun- ■ [ffibins 4 toOEdrtrng; «*i 2.5 26-3552 ioavo mossago.* $000!00 + doposil. Tc-D7T¥i)ME Nice 2 bdrm. dry hook-ook-ups. $400-5475 • 1/2 2 n d Ave. Eoal-1 . , n , ; m » aq. ft. of livirtJ pjj;^.ER 3 bdrm,, 1 bolh. in ^12 U houso, nil nppls. No m onth,h. aoa-2eo-o754.-i . ccss. ^ Irm., t bnth. S350tdop. tosotent towijwn, loncod yord. no J Blue Lakea-nowly /' 360 or 735-1392. . • ‘Heie a r t h e q u l e t l 1 ,2 .3. B dm is. CENTALS. For 4401 houso $ 3 6 9 -S 5 1 5 /IN FALLS brand now 3 $ 3 ih o lo s A vnilnblo Now, TWIN I OW A W/D hookups. . . :ait 208-326-4729.* bodrodroom, 2 bnlhi N.E. Lnurolol Park Apartments Some OW ro a, S a w lo o th School '7Ci70MnuncoS'"'"i Spaclou.clous and clean. No » b ^ S Q B S B LER smnll 2 bdrm,. nppli- n f fo lislrlcl. so e 0 2329 Ensi- TwinTaiia pots.Its, 208-734-6600*2 m cos fumished, S375/mo. Dislri ;oB.73).:ALL6 K S350 dop. Rotoroncos wooctood Rd, olf Eaollnnd D r ______f 9 9 5 * SI 000 socurlly &1 ANEST APTS., su- oquirod. Coli 326-5300,' S995 'N FALLS S J-M N I onr looso. Call 208-308- t w in privalo A qulol. pani bodroom. 2 balh. P ® ^ ' fUffMTlWW I . OODINQ 2 bodroom. 0705705 or 2O8-735-8O08.- od, covored parking, dou>450 m o n lh d o p o s il. No ago. 2 bdrm ,, pallo, mEd b i m VIN FALLS Clean ond $650& S ”mo » 1 paint, landscapod. — ^— iwHBiiinifiwini 30IS. Coil 208-736-0B45.* TWINloal 3 bodroom , 2 bolh . .tn nti< !uC£DTO^H^^H^H pol: ra sik "iS & i h “o-w"f/ s i d i n g . w o lk -ln MZEt^O^TspaciouT? homilome with 1 cnr gorogo. T W IN ' /or 2 bdrm.. 2 both opi, closots..ots.S475-S500. Cnii I bdrm, home, Now cnr- luilyjlly foncod backyard, full newer 8 hoal. AC, rolrig.. 208^20'420-1523,* pet/point. W/D hook-up. boarlaaomont, S750/monlh. Gas I | B | J C all; ilus doposil. Pots nogoli- microirowavo. DW. rongo. TWINTA kAI UC 5 nppls., oloc. hool, oul- plus smoking, no pols. QOINQ.IQ. QOINQ,< QOINO- . T O N V A sido pot possible. S450, ableibio. Lyio at 731-6589.* N o si iO^dop & rof. SIOO oil only 1 1 unit u loft dn Lonoio B A € K « S rWIN FALLS Closo lo fvviNVIN FALLS CO. 5 bCrm. S550< 1 unit on Momingsldo- ~ ____ _ [malt CSI. 3 bdrm., 1 bnlh monlhs ronl with 1 ond 1 un jnHm ll 280-1360 j lounlry homo. SlOOO/mo, ir loaso. 734-3373. th e so10 a ai ro 3 bodroom. 2 hom o w /garogo. W/D . d^ o p o a lt, No Bmoking. J L ___ _ - I - I — n balhI with wit garago-S650 ♦ m O t t U a n m . roqihook-up, stovo. pol gj,,rJnrns/corrnls. 734-3397.* |TV,riNIN F A U S doposit.oslt. No smoking. B U te H iW n . possible. S750 month. • ••••••••••• 527 Bore3 o r« h W a*t #D-vory im nl^irileilkm W > ACRE FARM 55cSPA C IO U S 3 bdrm., 1 TWINVIN FALLS noar collogo. • • • ■ rl-ievol. 2200 aq. ft., now- E x p>acttobolmpra«aad « nlco10 2 bodroom . 1 1/2 balh. appls., W/D. ifl-le icious 2 bdrms. Qulol balh-S5(1-S500 + dep o sit,, t aiedNWolEdcft S Foncodk backyard, pol erh|)r hom o. 3 bdnn,. 2 bath.. Spacii nmiiy/bonus room, lorgo -t)ibuilding with gated 036 MontDonroe-ciean 2 bdrm., ; i n v e s t o 'b shares of Northside R Sposaiblo. S750 + dop. tami idorground parking. 2 bam a lti with patio nnd p , CUL-DE-SAC 3 bdrm , 1 2> ctcar garogo/atorago. undi oncod backyord/dock. 357>7 Biuo Lakos Blvd N. carport-:wr1-$500 doposil. E IM tS - . W ^ T j B ^alCotnpaiywala “balh. storogo. foncod lon< '.TAKE NOTI3 R S 5895 dop.. 1 yr. leaso. 736-:9-2451 or 734-4339* 1335I Elmwood Eir Clrcla-2 backyard. No appla. 589. »»•»»•••»•>#•* I t)drm..m.. 1' b a th wiih groat ic e iilB pivots. npW/D hook-up. S675.00. Ca'J2ali 208-420-8935.* TE!. ■W I N F A L m n 0 w T VNFALLS m bxiranlco.3 storago-ngo-S425 doposit. 1 tCOZYv 1 t)drm.. appla.. rW " 4 Stioup Eaat>3 I MIS# 108396 “5 sonelruction. lobuioua bdrmrm., 2 both duplex at 1804 8 nico slzo yord. S350. c o n iroom . 2 balh wilh C0UNTRYH0ME2 lowlownhouso. 3 bdrm., 2 5177 fR oso St. (off ol Rior) b o d ro c Priced at Sc bath, vQUtlod colling. inPo=orrtno Dist. AC. appls,, carporl-BOf1-$575 doposil,. bdrm., atovo. oloclric bal 1/2 B lua L akes Soulh doublo car garogo. Vinyl d b l.I. a a r a g e w /oponor. 2 681/2 6 6300,0001 J;hool. foncod yart. Out- dou dmn. 1 boilvS400+dop sido pot possiblo. S450. fonr(onclng. no smoklngfpots. a p rirrinklor systom . 5790/ 1 bdmn. ffillB iil' n !, $ 1 9 4 . ).l yr. le ase roquirod. BRAVRAWLEY REALTY THE MANAQEMENT 1 y(vonr lonso. S05O ♦ dop. mo.1 734-5858.* |^ |||_ MLS»10i El f. 733-0739* 7337M -0370 or 308-0980.* No Ip pols. 503-M7-C396.* ? ■i ______M.900! D 5; 108944 m B m ‘ c^c
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a m i ifne: nIf. Mtrdidiidlstonif. rheTimes^fews Call 733-09931 Ext.2 orr 677-4042 m ^EE Bordor Colllo X pup- P U GI pupa, p awesome J0678ro'8 rotary header, very —— ORDER COLLIE rod/ FREE datraight. 10.000. whito pu p s. 12 m onths, plo#}los (4). To a good homo, malos.OS. $425. *l Sunday, J a n . 25,2004 Call 2Q6-643-0977.* Callall 208-260-1045- Also 5000/6000 5W adaptor (1) molo. S400 (1) lomaio, ___Ci 1.208-352*1168' — I i S450.Call541-935-0537.' FflUlEEGormanShophord6 PYREENEES purebred 8.3 malea. 3 fem u.M A SSE'5 ¥ 7 T E r q u 8 0 n IRITTANY SPANIEL ywr^ears old lino tompor, ex* pups. 0. Roady to go. Call T0-30tn30 tractor. Runs good, B R ID G E ^ Bobb,bby Wolff . r C O N N E C T 1 AKC fog.. orongo/w hllo. f®*':ellenl houso habits. $200. THE[E A C E S O N E irainod 24 hr. outside 206-8'•878-6917.* exc. ahape. 8ha good rubber. W ITH T9 rmonth old molo. 208- lf“i' X). 888-2917.- ;hain A iravol. 543-6602* r o TT> C U S T O M E R S 42:423-6752 Of 280-1569.* TWEILEH puppies. J age per- REE G olden Lab 4-5 yr. p u reebrod, t canbepa* WHEELLSLLdAb£RSiO’07 D e a r M r. VWolff; raise. My advanced a HIHUAHUA A dorabtel W H O CHii Bd, llrst sh o ts. $160. 644H.IH. cab.( AC. coupler h suades me that goingg fifor large )upplos lor salo. 208-732- old. Vory playful, noods pored - * C an youI hchelp me out on the sub- N E E D pup :all 208-879-9446* $49,501.500. JO'8QS44C •r a s m u c h 0576 or208-736-2079.* wide opon spoco. Coll Cal esponsive doubles? I heldd penalties is no longer a 206-06-1343- _, cab, AC.AC $27,600. Paee ject of resp Y O U R MZU puppies, real ■6-4, V J-9-2, ♦ 10-0,i, fun a s it o n c e w as. S E R V IC E CHII;H1HUAHUA bablos _ _ i2 1 .c ab . 4450 hours. •: A REE Grey Tabby, fomalo, culleso#.$550-$700. jY2 4m D S300-S400. 400. 208-539-6fl39* A K -J-7-37-3 and heard my LHO Advertise in (Call 208-260-1045* . will b o sm a ll c a l. vory Call;all 208-280-1045* r Dear Mr. Wolff: 5W00I. porsonoblo. Iltlor 5757^ ; o p e n o nele idiamond. My partner IHIHUAHUA pupplea POODLES adorable k _ia j e I overcalled one heartrt c over one th e CHI MX tralnod &do-wofmod. ' r lJ;. : - d o u b le dd &&nd my RHO bid one AKC roglslorod. Iltllo liny mqu « io s.$ 4 7 s. A 9-4, Moving. Call 423-6248.- ■a. heart. WasVas I wrong to double to0 diamond, holding < Service toys, long i sm ooth coats. _ _ :all 208-280-1045* B u f l 0-4, * 10-3 lots Ol colors. 1 oldor FREI I . g e t my parija rtn e r to b id a b lack suit?? ¥ A-J-9-5-2. ♦ A-Q-0-4 D irectory lot (KSHIRE pupplea SWATHITHER Caso 8840. lomaio. Call 206-404- mQl(molo. 1 1/2 yrs. old. Fora U nm ponnlve. Elmira. N.Y.y. and heard my partnerier cue-bid ^ •0-S750. $20,000- 733-0931 ext. 2 6676Qr2P9-536-16ir pwgood homo writh rosponsi- :all 208-260-1045- _TfactOf. >w:-a-gound------^ tjUnnJottsrPlmrefl-Cttii- :n the next ___ ^NGUS CO W S roQlsiorod~. EN<•NGLISH B U L L D O GS ggg.536-1926 oves.-______f goodcor _____ L.^______ANSW ER:3R:.A.double_fromyou_oL)f raise in hearts. When I AKC-rcg.-puppios.'(2)-lo- 1- h a n d dou b led , w as il rightingF for me- ■303i hoad'groorproaucerB r "AK REE Lab pupplos. black. K 7 0 5 o n e h eartirt would NOT be respon- Top EPD's Prog chock mamalos. SI 600. Champion e to b id tw o h e a rts , to pass, ass o r to d o bloodlines, fat and wrin- (4).(4) a v a ila b le . A lm ost 6 I ■ •: siv e — akiakin to takeout. When the spring colvers. 208-024* bic woeks old. W onting =7r=x- kly. READY NOWI Call D 9N tractor & blade. I opponentsfits bid a n d r a is e th e samle e so m e th in g else? 5S49or208-312-55e0*5: kly ationtlon. Plooso call 208-324-9664.*______0”^® ER RldHTS-SHARES i suit,yourups. purobrod. black & • suit, youJ slshould just up and bid it Park. No collor, Cali L TRANSFER TANK WiffBRIitl snares 3^ 1^ re p a rtn e r h a s forced the bbidding to CQ1I208-308-8430* silvor. Microchip. 1st FUEL •:,: So here tryti> onc s p a d e — you have shots. S350.208466-7272 7503 Jgallon square tank Salmonnon River Canal Co. ,1- a ceriain point (here two hearts), 51QEESE brooding pairs lor _” °-o^°"-~ Z ; m o re thanlan enou^ shape and val- ■REE adult cats (2). ono ttxJMWVax*iitt>TonTaproenri’ w /l£12 volt oloclrlc pump, pieaaoa a o e -m o ll olfo r 10 le your weakest action isis t to r e t r e a t 3fllo.3 in Filor. cat Is noulorod. would llko XXVoflor 20&-431-1866* piastlclflittclowOemoll.com* I ;* ues to con:onsider competing to the Coll 20B-326-5336* « iOLDEN RETRIEVER ickly a s y o u _ thom logotoagood I ; two-level2l oon yo u r ow n. to that contract as quick puppy. AKC. smart and MARS1SH32Sfoodbox. I ' can. So here, since youyou are not WANTED w^ Maro horso. bo- hehomo. M oving. Call adoroblo. has shols, Par- w/dl{digital scalse & hay Iwoon 3&10 yrs. old. no 20208-946-9123.* on j”, ts on sllo . 208*654- knivoVOS. $4500. Coll 206- asham ed of your overcallcall, I w o u ld rogistrotionpapors =5 ; ! Dear Mr.'Ir.WoIfT: : r EE B a s s o t H o u n d X, 2394or208-219-1033- 239 7311.2459 or 736-2459.* :o pass, suggesting more)re interest nocossary. „ At loast hallof - W hat areire the guidelines as to molo. 9 m onlhs old, good n g s OME TAX Inventory ALFALIALFA 3rd cutting. •d th a n a tw o -h e a rt call wouvould sh o w . broko.b S200-S400. 15 . “ lEELER pupe. 6 woeks INCOl Ill balos and straw. . - w h en if[ evever to open a four-card lomily dog. Neods good old, ... have hod llrsl shots, re dlu u c tio n e a le . All ro- am all b hands.h Ploaso call Bran- homo. Coll 423-5618- lining 2003 usod trade- AnyI amount.a ir Colt 208- m ajor in thirdI or fourth seat? I don20B-312-4n3.* ^ working paronls. Coll 208- malnl d . All lloms sold cash or 5*3-506-5067 Cf 539-7715.* ; ; n e v e r kno’aiow whether it is a ques--S-- D e a r M r. W olff: tREE Black Lab/Goldon 934-9579 934 ovonings.- ins. A 5e “u n u s u a l r Rotrtovor. malo. noutorod, j T r nk checK. ao-ls. where- RSTTso150 ton bales ol '02 ; • tio n of valvalues or suit-qiiality thatQt I’ve heard the phrase ‘ ral times. Is ■ Rottwoilor/Booglo. to- ERStopbloodllnos. po M onday Januory 26 al alfalfa.ilfa. 300 ton bolo;: ol drive me to take this ac-c- versus unusual” several rt-8orvk:o in Twin Fails, '0 3 ‘oUiotlalla. Oellvdry or ; should dri I;malo. spayod. Both havo S350-S450.208-26Q-104S- 535 this a recognized defenfense to the ■ shots ond nood a good ir le y , B u h l. N y s s a . loadingjlnp avail, 537-6928' ; tion. .AB AKC pupplos roody vVloB Pour-by*Four. TcxarkanB. Texa-ias Unusual Two No-Trump'mp? ^ HOLSTEIN HI Springer Holt- homo. 208-436-9007- l-AB losor, and Logon. No J i? i {■•rt)mM*Oorlo Minor.r.MllchclI.S.t). M orfl, c top quollty. 5 monlhs — 1/18. Dovrelaws. wormod. pj^griona inqulrlea proaso.- L to Irosh hoilors. F"'FREE cat. fomoio. lo good 1st shots. Wo havo block. t homo. D oes not ploy well you J400 lolohondlof/loador. : • ANSWER:SR: In th ird s e a t especially, Call4l7-425-5659* yollow. chocolalo & whllo. )0 hra, $53,000. JD WLM wilh othor c a ts bul is good mo e to open a fo u r-c a n i m jyorJ'r ANSWER: There are mme any v a ria - _ Moles 8. lemoles, S400, 00° th e tim e tc with kids. 208-878-2470‘ Coll Co 775-777*9712 or W4‘148 loader, lols ol new FEbiSlFtBB HaV good.'big ly tio n s o f th is m ethod, the idea be- C »rla.S25.000.4*IH talea.ites. $54Aon. J. is w henI your hand is worth only 775-934-7262.* P.V, li- ing that when the opopponents I FREE cot. Siomoso croia. 771 ucke. aelf-unloadlncj Call 208-644-1190.* ' one callII (youQ will pass any mini- lomaio. not «poyed. Mov "DP id make an unusual two-i^o-no-trump I LAB AKC. bloCK pupplo^ bedBda. 188 3 - 1987. AT. j r ^IKSS I S S HAY 1st & 3rd cul. . ^ . m u m respesponse from partner), and ing. musl find a homo for Excoilent blood lines, «2(28.OOOeach.Call 2d overcall over a miyor,:)r, your cue- BAY0 QELDINQ horso 15 hor. L" 206-608-1403* hl| nail bales. Call208* ' y o u w anant t your major*suit led hipe. 4 oyos. House 2O8.)a-53M183.- 8-4270 or 731-0741- ;if bids of three clubs andnd Ithree dia- yr. old. barrels, polos. — Iralned. 208-768-1955,* — y ; ' ra th e r ththa an so m e o th e r suit. B u t if FREEcat. Extremely lm 8120 MFWD, 320X60 017TE ;ard raise for llago. i goats. & brako FF t $ 6 0486 per too. sm“. ' partner•r iis not aware of yourur monds show a high-carc oway roping. S1650. friondly ■/ fomalo Collco. htlNI KfiJJ d a 6Ms HUn d Ureae s, dual PTO. 1060 hrs. tounls OK. Will delivor 3 good hand { Approx. 3-3 1/2 yoars old. S350-$400. S84. • predilecUtcUons, bad things are like-:e- partner’s suit, and a g^ Ploaso coll 208-643^96.* A extra. 208-326-4810* with the fourth suit — allowing - Musl find good homo. Coll • • COII208-280-1045- ( j d 8120MFWD. fl' 320X60 ; Jf. ly to h apippen p i — so be warned! PAINT BUCKSKIN RLLY 2QB-324-2160.*______jjljj 08. dual PTO. 990 hr.. ' 100 tons, largo bales. the fourth suit to bc naturalna and ° MINI P iN S adorabio. bk' Urea 8 RFV. $70 per ton. S500. Buckskin Appy colt. FflEEChow/QormVn — blos,blackandtan bl $68,IR ^00 1 00 r*l use the cue- AQHA i 3 yr. maro, 2 yr. •‘I' 11208-326-4659.': ' D e a r Md r. W olff: nonforcing. You can ust Shophord. 2 molos, m mi a le s . S 2 5 0 / e a . C all 8tleg«B7S.A2B7- olor. $32,000. hay. Ex : tive raisesises of yo u r p a r tn e r in com- HraraciifjABHRf;^ BIOS MFWD. 1200 hrs. norain rain $60 ton. IT balos. 1, even w h e n vulnerable? raise or better is soundendest. I plea, all black malos, 15.900. Qlenns>nns Ferry. 590-2861- AKC llrat ahols, $326. 0410 Open slation. 0177^ DourJounced Around. 8pBrt*nburg. S.C.I.C. F A X ^ M et. 2nd 4 3rd cunirig. 208-43M073/431-3073* JDJJ;NO. 2800 hra. $24,500. ”7 Jf; •1 m lw uya fb* collenl quality. Small KmliATURirnJcRERS scocott®208^J9»-2*4«- lea. 0 4 ^ 0 6 8 evea* ANSWERER: Y es a n d n o . M y idea of ‘ _ Tiama-S^tra Y O U R S200-S225 for2malo — - ClmaMiei.*a» trhM J kNTED 10 buy older HXVTci 200 good quality, a pre-empimptive r a is e w h e n vulnera- IIyou wnuUl like lo eonUct BflbbjrrWolH*-in.llhlmii Woi pupplos. e a rs are croppo- aa»d to £iaa good d. Black Stanfer puppy and drive or PTO ma- ^.jonon bales.t 2nd and 3rd : ;• bleatTe;Teams might be closer to hUp;/»vwbft<)getiticom. A D r jre spreader. Regard- crop.}p. $70! per ton. 208* p» Syndiaie. Inc. bemaa Cor av P * e » ." $200, Call 208-324-4227.* ; so m e peopeople's concept of a limitnit CcpXftsMSOM. Syi TIMEST CLASSIFIED S2' laa of cond. Wantod 43542fr<215/M8-^1-4462* ' - X u d i U i a l - C w i ^ - DEPARTMENT ^t>6M^NAfjlAN A kc regis- » d running Chevy 350 tflVed. 2 yr, old male siud 8 ,engine or larger bi«k H*V2Y 260 one ton balee. tor cond cutting. 206-532*. • looking for girllflendsi 42;27 orcom parabie. TWIN FALLS Stutl to Soil? lot iOOor2Q6*431-4899.* 'i v v i N FALLS Clernil bdmxJmi TWIN FALLS laroe 3 bod- . Formerly K olh/s Calt ourClosalllod 2 0 B -7 3 4 -6 B 3 B PleasBMli pi, 208-734-6521,* J /ranted , , goocTcondltlon incl. room. 1 both, pets nego- ; w /a p p le.. oil util#, incl 166 Main Avenue Stall at; O R P5Jl>6M£t^ANIAN male pups torqirque converter for Case HAYy 3rd.3n 2 string. $76/ton. . • Avabblo 1/30.735-M35435* liable. $475 monlh + S250Im ^Nowovallable O S I 000/mo. 208-733-0931 OXl. 2 rr ifont lo a d e r or com* Barie>irley straw. 48* balos. IHa dep. Call 208-734.6265- 2 0 0 * 0 7 7 -4 5 4 3 1st tS shols. wormed, V07 W7 - t w i n f a l l s c u lo ftfn 208-877-4042 oxt. 604 small, adorable, loving & pletlete m a ch in e for parts. $1.25^1.25/bale. Can deliver. T o JE R O M E H oliday Motel SII208-643-6999,* clean, 1 badroomaptBPI- T W IN F A L L S n e w e r 2 j T h e Timos-Nawe playful, $ 2 5 0 ,736-01M.* 40404-0371 or 324*6858.' Call 2( W/0 hooK'Up, no pet«iet#/ bdrm.. n e ar Harmon Park.irtc Dally S 3 0 a ln Q lo ,S 4 0 0• twlnfBllsrenlals.com . tmrw.magiovtlity.Mm ’ t— smoking, $365 monthIth +• w /D h o o k u p , no p e t# . monthly. 20a-324-236r . - TWIN F A Il S I cleanlno dep. 734-849S*9 ^ $425/m o. Coll 733-2767.*57.* T W IN F A L L S H B O . '' Location, Location I • rt-fW IH F^ALI.9 Free v/aw«ca; tw in FALLS Newe'rl7 5 mircrowovo & rolrlgomlcr.• Shoshono SL, Falls Avo,, I V: - tion with 1 year \m•®l, e .; 3 bdrm ., 2 bath, gas heaV Klmberiy Rd. I • :r-bdfm,.2balh.wllH«ppil0 AC. 2 c a r gorago.fonced . Varloua Sizes I ■ • WID, garaflo, AC. S695 ■ yard. S810 mo. Inciudos . I • --$500 dep. water & eewa lawn ca«M-dep 306.1439.'T ™0WSt?NEU000H • •: i-'ilncluded. 2OB-733-7810* twriutoll8rantols.com I ~ t w i n f a l l s quiet 2 bed- Cloon & quiet rooms room, ran g e & relrlgera.sra- Microwavo & roirig. HBO j :i? ro o m . In 4-plex, near CS i tor. corporl. countri . . ..$475/mo. Pleaeeca atmoephere. No pots oi I : • .20a-734-4120.* ^ emoking. Referencee 1 S550 * dep. 733-5097.*1 _ TWIN FALLS S105/woflk.■ TWIN' FALLS I l H B v ! ? itW IN FALLS New car- ; P rtc « red u c ed I ■ ■ J i l l : petM nyM bdmi,, 11/21/2 TWIN FALLS email 1 bod)od- $375mo.OuMtmi™ve. M alfllli 9 ShopMorehousewlih I ga- relrig. & mil#. lncl,73M PM ' ' bath./^pp1». W/D hook-ook- room, n e ar city park, go rostroom s and otilco. I - - up. elec. heat, S450.). rage, w ood stove, relrlg’''O ' TWIN FALLS B ast deal In" 4.000 eq. ft.. Including SPACIOUS 2 bdmi. unit.unit, eralor. no smoklng/pele a ;®'*- tow nll Mlcrowave/relrig,. ottico, 2 5 9 6Ul Ave W. a p p l# .. w /0 hookup,(Up. S476/mo. + $400 dep spo. coblo TV. laundromat.*• 733-OOS1 or420-00ei* I >' elec. heat, oil streaire a t 735-5365 or 733-7B99.*J;__ dally maid sen/lce. TWINFALLS " ‘ 1 patl^lna. no pet#, On oi TWIN FALLS Special 1/i1/2 colloe/doughnuts. <: belore the 1»t dl#c h 1 2 C heck u a outfl No pel# wvw.TwlnFallsShops.com otiflratmonlhrentwlthi! k New. Lower Rales* • $525. month looee. 3 bdrm..!1., 2 . Rooms8lanat$120Aveek. : CLOSE TO 081,2 bdmi both, mojor oppi. W/C/V/D 433W .Addlaon.733<151il TOIFTPa l l s P o o # ^ ; ■ . townhouoe, apple,, car hookup.garagii.AC.wawa- M onterey Motor Inn* s to ra g e a re a wllh ollico ■ port, e le c . Hool, Wo and bathroom , seoo if® ter & aew er Incl.. S695 ■ TWIN FALLS weekly rote# ! ter/Lown Incld.. $500. , month. 1920 Highland • w a l k i n g DISTANC!J>CE $500 ■‘"P- ®’®: starling o l $110. Micro-■■ Ave. R oland. 539-4005.* ; to school#, e bdmi. unitunit * * * * * * * * * * * * *ZZ. * wave and relrlg., dally )nor TWIN FALLS: 1/2 oint11st mold se rv ice . Individualal TW INFALLS,^ ^ , | apple., elec. hoal on o Offle^-Shop-Warehouse’e ■■ ■ betor8thelstdlscS52l5525 month rent. New 3 oed-bed hoat, El B «ncho Irm . room. 2 bath duplex. $76'5760 aao W eet Addison.* Various S lie a & Locations SPACIOUS 2 bdrm I H a t lo w ^ r o jjw y M gmt r basem ent opt. Storageraae, month + deposll. Pleas : eleo. h e o t. oppla.,“ noni m 11M |53^426^ < Data $425. mo. * dep ; ‘t h e MANAGEMEN-& T ITOIN FALLStNEW . I 2 a n d 3 bdrm, 2 balh, J S5: KIMBERLY Extra nice, qui- m S | patio, oppls. W/D hook* I i K TWINFALLS " up. AC. garage avail.>.ii ol.2bdmi.14t1wid8.wtth SARATOGA Mri shed. $365 monlh -f dap.iP; KIMBERLY Single wide ^11 No peta. rols. 326-5e87.‘ : ■: a p a b t w e n t s» ir4=s.“8vr.*."^!s and new double spaces • t j j x u r y 1 . 2 1 3 b d i mn. . C h u c k 7 3 3 -6 2 0 7’ oior tw in fa lls 2 bodroomm avail. Friendly village < apartments. WashB#h- TonnI 2O0-734-4O122 .- W /0. country localion. nono M o b il e E a t a t e a . Ask • ' er/dryor Included, cen*cer C laa r Springs III* pets$325/$360. about 1 m onlh rent FREEI ; trai h e a t & oir, iwlffiwlm- Coll 206*734-3399 eves*»• Call 208-42M2M.* • • mlno pool, fitnes# cer ” YWIN FiALLsiJingleA ter. bualnes# cente 1 % o ! r NEW H0H e” double e p a c e s avail. Free com m unity room, Ire 1 video library, encloser r A W u ' s r oaragea,24 hou 4t* * • LYNWOOD enwooncymalrte^ Dtohwaahere^, _ Wear*«nolflhborhoo SHOPPINQ CENTER Spaclou# Floor Plan# w a tc h commeinlty. AnS Much. Much Morel" i , Ottico & Retail Call o r Vlalt todayl H am m ack M anagem ent f » ' f a w n b r o o k , 734-4339 or 342-736B* e s i S a n te g a Dr.'• APAmHENTS 20S-73W600 L ,„ o i l TODAYI iw iFm axsw iqiri• sHOSHOfik roommMe - You hav e to see “ft “to 7M -1M 0 500 f t AC olftee, comm8^ twlievo Itl ^ w anled. $ 2 M mo. all utils. 647FmmbrookA™.«. clal olllcd & work ar^a, and cab le pd. 666-2565. TliUltittltutlonUan Equi lie S 5 8 6 .m o .. 2283 Wright Hou»lft^gP^VS r rt(v*l Ave. Call 736-6246.* la . TWir< i*a LL b Hoommoio Jht wanled, SWOmonlh^l- nies paid. 2OS-733-O073.
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Mcollint WANTED 5 fl,.fl.. claw fool ns,S650/ol(or. 734-9040.' ..T ^ [DTtoo.pad.w : goodcondrtion, sitaw. Cnll 20a-t31-5955- MATTRETRESS. King pillow giggg door, good condi- lOt boll. Call 2 0 8 - tO T E S 275275 gallon capaci- c o n d lllom, n matching .OVE SEAT oxcollorTt k .. I, a n d split box so t. Hon. lailargo burner box. 5"- 'Olve. $50 each. bonch. ver'ory nice. m u:» Call 206-734-8i34-8859* ' STRAW cloan barloy and condition. Soil lor 5450. If, still In plastic, sacrl- C300 CtCall208-733-0151.* 768-308^ whoat. small bolos. p ,. 90 or 734-9375.’ soil. 5750. 208-431-2109*2i WANTED ChoiShorty oxocu- Ploaso can 208-733-6279,’ k . ^ 1 ^ — >ico$24$249. 208-420-6350,* ■— — Call 20B-2t2-4072- ^ M liko now. Rain- I n s t R U MENTS, ^ trumpet. tivo o tlee dosk. dos> solid fur- rABLE Duncan Phyfo. I------; TRESS, Oueon pll- t T . i '^ iS w wHh S iiall atlachmonts gnxophono.'lo; fto. ch horn. ’ nituro. realIvrtiod v«x no Kits, STRAW Good quality big . walnut, doublo drop loaf CHECKTHE ' tto pI and box sot. now. dition. R flason- ualos. wliool or barloy, , ■ ■ M l i l l l H plus a hord flute, clotinet. w/oxtra loall 4 chairs SERVICE 9°mI In in plostic. socrilico or 734-1385.* obty pricod.. 206-733-5900*206 Will haul or you can. 208- w/noodIo , pt. soatsl S275, ;9. Coll208-120«J50.* ~ EXERCICISESYSTEM ^ 645-2288 a.m. Of evos.- DIRECTORY ’ S129. ( D IR E C T T V Call 208-837-6060. WIII ___ -Body By8> Jake* oxorciso W A N TEO LINER Uy-Z boy $50, EMBER I. Now or usod. STRAW whoat, small straw o-to-moil phoios lor you.* DAILY RECLiff bo n c hI aiand syitom. Liko grand driv5!i,'.°ofp'To°'r "REiSilE indfind thoso’whr> can Mflttreittre ss s«t, quoon size. > proodor. Rogard- Thatbirlhdayly ad you placod w orking orrnot. not. Cosr> p a id balos. Any amount, = now. $151>150.20847&-2296* nuro sproi holp you with thoso plush.:sh,slilllnplasiic.5100. f c o n d . W a n te d som o timon o ogo In Ttio (206) 853-0238.*653-^ Call 208-543-5B1B.- k ^ dulios you ato lo b u sy Ploasoa5ocall280-1714.* GYM,PARAB^ “I,' 9ws7 Nowlslho ------S s H O M E ^ unning Chovy 350 TImos-New. )ld gas pum pa .0 do you,so". 3 ^ :L Slack weight 300 v ^ n o lnlino o or largor block time to comiime pick up your WANTED Old s Bakor City. Orogon aroa. H 2 T IO N A L 4 p io c o . (201206)467-1^' - K> many functions lo J. Stop by The o r g a s stationItlon Items, ., , , r comparablo. pictures. 5 Contacl Chris • North ^ , w/hldo)ldo-a-bod S700/ollor. rtyx/^wMw/xjoMvauciaxam onoy paid. d r y e r Maytag Atlantis, Advertise / In oxcoiio:ol!ont condition, earth Co W a n teId d flgood condition Classtflod ( jn s0.866-0274.* ; s Slopo Hoy Company. „gas. 1 yoarold, S299 . 0 ^ ° ^ ^ ______torque conconvenor lor Coso i 'jm ° ; 2 541-786-2257.- the Service «„°noc10 colors. 5 y rs. old £ SHOP TOOLS: W n sh o r Konmoro, S75. t ist soli. 4W-6583.* W7 frontint loodor or com - ^ m q WANTED SHO Call 206-326-5199* nachine (or parts. Tablo saw.1. tilo sow. p n u o - Directory IGH BED S249. Solid 404-93711171 or 324-5856.’ — motic floorr nainaiiot. In g o o d FR EEZER Amana upriflht 7^33-0931 3 ' ext. 2* wood.od. brand now. «if/l In fW U » ■ hond hold sow. condUlon. 206-431-4462 » 23.3 cu.lt. in good condi lc. List SBOO. Sacrilico rT T T i w h e e l. cCHAIR i oloctric. MIKTTA16’ h I box. Li ,n 1 [’llL-fcHr3 corriputei IA skill with 100 e r 206-436-626-6215’ tion S200/ollor. Rolrigorn- «9.206-420-6350." jte r d tik , now bottoiattoflos & chargor. $300. 7 1/4 BEET SHARES lor salo; !'° 2 AMD Alhalon 1.47 gh. S249. i $50 Call 208-518-543-4712.* n cord. 575.$7i RyobI band WAMTED toobuy22Rim bu; (lre ------tor. Frigldairo. tuns good. 208)733-8700 120 ocros. Twin Falls S75/oltor. 208-436-9820* 5&CSSOO. F lg h to r b lrd RC SLEIQilQH I BEO Boautiful. f20 all 208-733-0355.* ^ ■ 'j s a w w /5i 103*1 b a n d s . noovy batroltrol largot I rlllos, FaeloryPist. S44-2622.' alono. now in box. 5150. almnost ost now. quoon slzo. ittp-J/wwyww.mbiuctlon.com- J M S600. Call11734-9040.’ 7 Evos, & wookifookonds I D O OR 00oak ponols, 60x27 ^ a i7 ^ MOVING Maytag portablo/ collDoll 208-539-9639* chorrynrrv wood. $400/ol(or. ______,D concroto pin Coll 208-73B-734-4793* insortoblo. DUhwnolior. —^ ill 208-733-1719 days — — = i 3/4*, 60x21 60> 3/4*, $25/ea; ^ ■BSELilaSB RED h e a d W ant to ront InTwin Foils CNowAMDXPlBOO Coll 21 drivor w/' S350. Pino & wtiilo. lorm- PC oom vanity with sink '/1 200 shois. WANTED 10lo tradotr quoon CPU. 256MB, 60GB HD. 206-726-733-8179 ovonings* g ^ in ri or Minl-Cossia districi. or tnblo & choirs. S300 CPi Ixluros. 51x22*. $75: ▼ T T T T T T T T S200. 2 hpip grinder w/sta- ,p „ , o w ijp o p bod b w/now 208-678-2106 loovo msg. 56K, LAN. DVD. lloppy. SO FA=A 4I lovoseat, boigo. room sink w ith flx- nd. $200. 2 ir doublo pillow Coll 208-734-0945* :llnor choir, coffoo, ond V A • ^ P'' 'ro m e . for do or 670-1671 Ioavo msg’ ___ S380. 208-423-9241 bo- roclino y jcn n ^ furS”!i, $25; and d oublo digger w/8’IS' ougor. $400. , |„,o condition.gppi REFRIGERATOR G E 26 forcloro 9 pm.* lablo.3I0. lamp shado. sido sn sink/fixtures. $35. f ^ l a c f 3110 power box. 208-73:B-733-5414.* 1/2 cubic tl, sido-t>y-sido, == = = ^^= |^= |S tablo.;)lo. $2000.736-2413.* | | | |V | | m l s m >560or316 lh«ylh«! Are one] tnii PAULlarmlor soloof pool p sido-by-sido. olmond. Dollvoroddo 5100 pickup fOROROCCRIOOOShp ||» 3d mslic creations In- a .iri a u y 208-6774042Ot G^tVosV,h for your Old **hOf» yours will loaso. 140 acfos wost ol 5300. s Coll 208-733-6062 load. |oa Coll 206-539-0870.* ^nowlOW blowor.I $200.2 twin U dSAUCT l N " s rdforcounirystyio ,: BuneyZI hins poweriui liii'o 1 0 3 DirecTV ststufI, working or Paul, pivot & whooi linos. s-gpm.* 5 ______= bod)d with* roils. $200. 1 ^ a iranrainini» E living.ig. C all Qlll to d a y .«»inixa 208-735-8804 days or == •948 0746* tida m joon/king headboard (208)434-6655 625-5165161.’______▼ T T■ V ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ T T T notl 206- » 208-423-5684 ovonlngs.- k 50. Or bost offers, 208- wwwiMudlcnMrmceni* ■ I »-4699cr420-1641.* __ ___ IED solid ook. king walor W ASHkSHER& DRYER sot f ~= ■ M i f i bod. with podostals and $225225. Uprlghi or chest Acoustical & Dtywoll drawers. dri S300. Living (roozioozor. S12S each. Ro- 0011208-731-0783* room « ( 5 pleco sot 5600. frlgsilgsrolorS150. Stove IitfS[/RAIVCE~| ^ Coll 206-423-6436* $125.125.Cnll208-421-0364.- PALLET RACKS 16‘ up- ' » j > ] : V ^ rights. S35/oa, 9’ rails, cAfJANOPY, black Iron WITH r S20/oa. Excollont condili- QUEENq i MATTRESS & on.Call208-324-5720' BOX.b C Now. still in plastic. ^ . Sacrilico $299.420-6350* Chcck Out 1 ^ 1 I------1 — 'X Boli tty The1C Magic Volley COI:OUCH boautllul viniogo *eov»‘ on tbm v m ry « jrF-flj n N n I H A Wv ) d y m a n " ! I ^ iS v o 1 nowly ro-uphoistorod Scction Of Apr 7\ ir*e d*y lc r*a ia jy ,. ^ousticajTI ^ LESSSSONS Do you need in oil whllo brocado. ie Tlmea-Newa ' J T , Dependable R e a d T h e Thm Tlamm-Nmwrn I DRYWALL S®S E R V I C E will do youyc 0 Royal jot) TuftodTu comors and parts ^CUtfieimdM. ■ J(or l th e au ciio n * budgot prfco. 30+ yearsors exporionco.e Healtheare / L\fe of Iho back. 3 cushions J- Insurance? ol emvma CalEalendar, everyday e Glove Cleaning QonoralI ropairs,r« dtywall. 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PLYMOUTH:98 Grand FORD FOI '93 Probe GT, aDoy yarn BHCLL llbaro^laaa, ForFord ARCTIC CAT ThunderCal »500l POLICE IMPOUNDS CCHEVY ENGINE 350, runa P WANTEOwoolys Voyager SE van V6, PS, whools, wt- S250fl/offor. Coll niea. eOO, tight weight parts, 2 ’ T rucka $500. For llsllnos good. Can hear run. $500. /th re ad , vintaga taxliNixiilai. a h o rt b o x . R aally niei A C . cruise, AM/FM, CD. 208-539-3720 20 Iv. msg J I, yvlll S47S/offar. 2 l» n i- 1 SIS28‘ 2 l long tra c k , p ip e d , naw 600-710-3001 a rt. 3109* Call 208-735-0616’ Pendloton woolani, y $3650.206-676-4121’ FOHD poi '95 Probo, AT, rtco 5775 fnotor, m anyS'#inve#t«l. CHEVY '9 9 Silverado~3/4 K pay cash. Plaas* call 2( SHELL llbarglaia. For car, grool ml,, 2 d r., 438-8833 Of 733-6283. 1,®^“ S3400.208-7e8-2B30.* ■ SNOW TIRES (4) studded. ton, ex t. cab. Hun# oraall I S u p t r D u ty . LIk* nev passenger, groat shape. S28S0, S2 Mitsubishi t91 S87S/ofter.20M12-1B2i . (It a Buick Centuiy. $200I S800(Votfer20W31-2404’ | IB25* MOUNTAIN CAT'03 900CC 324-7766 or 539-0006* Eclipse, Ec 2 dr., sport inpd- :u;r 1Mw«h161'tfack.S6000 ) for all. Coll 543-6163,* CHEVY '0 6 Reg. cab 4x2, ■ el. 5 spd.. ntee car. pood M l 8HEUmatullalzapk:kui CHEVY '01 Subuitian, roar gSCHOOL BUS old, palntod ;; B f i /offer. Call 208-431-4488’ TIRES #luddod. 14',wlUi5i long box, low mile# for C m.p.g. $2250, 326-6flM.* u m S1 50. Plaaaaca $3,995.768-2225 dir.’ ' air, e pasaengar, good w hite, good storago or job JH ; ™ 20y212-3S76,- . POLARIS '06 XLT 600, ■ holo rims. P205-75R14. HONDA'01 Accord. U t 4 S250. Call 206-324-52ee' CHEVY '0 7 Silverado, 1/2 ahapa. $4000, po##lblo ahnck, aeats removed.- HO QLOCK 3S. $500. y PfI;; 3.000 mile#, 90Cf mlle# on I trade. Call 208-324-7766 - door, auio, nice car, ■p7m 6.&760.Cac a ir SHELLS USED (12) Fll ton 4 x 4 ,3 door, 97K. good Engino needs work. S250. •68 - 04 Chavy, exc. corv-ond angina. Piped. 1 1/2* or 208-539-0006’ P lease coll 206-731-2381.’ S2995/olfer. & 735-06iy . 2B0-1203.*______cond.. $9500.324-3395.’ _ - —T VokwPrk»at20M12-1B2lfs2fl* paddia#. Serviced & ready HONDA '03 Accord 9E. ^ ' tooolSl400/offer.Plea8o CHEVY '0 2 1500HD, craw-: *CHEVY'03 Suburban, P. 38 WWII. S475. NightIghtvl- c WARNING "°onow tires/poInt, loaded, alon mono $17S/off< m call208-324:6ei8.’ cab, leather, loaded, good cond. $5000. days 431-0022/438-0331 eve’ W hen purchasing a vohl- cloon. d t Coll 208-308-6646’ WInchOBtor 1908, CHEVY *70 El Camino, worranty. S27,500/offeror m POLARIS'06 XLT 600. clo, moko suro Ihat tho HONDA e g -98 Civic 0)?, 2 pump. $400. 734-9040 ■ 1 3.233 mllaa, S1500/olfer. r 80Korlglnolmi#.,S10,000 trado. Call 208-324-4552 ••••••••• tltlo ia in Iho nomo ol or 208-324-2724,’ (CHEVY '07 Tahoe, 2 door, "Z,Dr., silver, 89K , oxc. Please can 20e-637-0998.* X /offer. CoU,208-423-9267’ th o solior. Undor Idaho ^ RUQER No. 1 270 W ITASCA '00 Suncrula« ' PW , PL, 4* e u sp en sio n cond.. $7900.324-7091.* CHEVY '02 Sitverado, LT m otor vohiclo codo, a — Llko now. S5S0. SturgeI'S ” " 35- w/2 elides. AC. geneener- PO LA RIS '9 8 700 RMK. PONTIAC '68 LoMan#. lift. Sll.OOO/olfer. Coll crow cab, 4x4, loaded. vehlclo cannol bo sold HONDA HO '9 9 Civic E)^. 5 sinkere lof »alo. 539-95: elor. eelellla di»h, F-5£-550 $2500. Excellent condrtto- It Convertltjio. new top, In 208-048-0746.’ M ust BOO, $27,850. unloss tho tlllo is in tho Spood, »P PL. PW. + extras, RUQER R anch rllloe 223.2: c h aia la, Triton VIO,, lolow n. Call 206-720-3308.’ lorlor.'paint. Run# grool. $11.000/olfor. 734-9177.’ ; SSOOO. Call 208-734-5996 Coll 206-590-0827’ 0/otlef. Plaaileota Call 200-423-9701.’ D O D O E '64.'65, '67lrucks, sale showing tho lol- good gc cond.. $17,000. Colt Engine hoist, sland &; 208-788-2225 dir.’ call2QB*731-0103.'___ PO LA RIS '0 0 800 RMK. lowing; Full doscrlptlon 731-3802.*72 ______2__ at pult I CONNECT I misc. jacks. 206-733-7906’’ iDODOE '00 Durango. 4x4, BOWFLEX XLT, lail r n 1 68 track, excellenl of Iho vohiclo, vohiclo HONDA ^ '01 Proludo.-lor dow n & la g oxt. SIOOO SIO LARGE ENCLOSED WITH DODQE '90 Cummins; SLT, V8, 3rd soot, leath identlllcallons numbor. . •“ condition. S4300/ol(or. er, rear AC, exc. cond., sale. Fully loadod. •: Call208-731-0B90.* RV OR MULTI USE^ Call2O0-539-68eOor C U ST O M E R S 2500. quad cob, A/T, am ount paid and nam- SWB. 4x4. loaded, only> ovory option, new tiros, Coll 206-934-9585’ STORAGE jre 206-734-3407.’ W HO o(s) ond oddross of tho _ _ Eaay acceae & eacure. SOK. $22,500. 731-9354* must sell, $13,a00/olfor. now purchasor. Tho bill HYUNDAI'OO HY Tiburon. P O L A R IS *01 BOO. 151 N EED 736-8588or048-0176.’ 46,500 mis, 5 spd. loadod S79amonlh ’ DODQE'90 Quad Cab . of salo must bo slgnod, “le Inch track. Holtz rear end w/sunrool. 30 + mllos por O ragon Y OUR Cummlna DIeeal 2500,, rFORD '94 Explorer Gold d a te d and stiow actual wv ‘ front auapenalon. CPI gallon. $8200.934-4697.* A R C T IC C A T ■«» 3( 5-5^ Trail Storaoa SER V IC E 4X4, oxc. cond.. $10,500. Edition. Good cond., AC. miloago ot tho llmo ol QC a m o ' 471 S outh Park Ava.i.W. W heade & pipoa. all Fox S7000/offer. 736-2848.’ s a le . II you havo a n y JEj e E i P '95 Grand ChoTo^oo 4X4. Indopandonl, aui ahocks, plu# many olhor Advertise In Call 208-837-6163.’ 15 sp e e d . W orn ■winwin**?;: questions, plooso con- rod. ro 158K. good cond., = extra#. S5900/olfor. Coll FO R D '8 5 F-150,4X4, 72K• I FORD '06 Bronco. Eddio I rock, boon atorod. onlyMonly . the ta c t your local a sso s- $4500. Coll 734-9744.: jm 206-404-1555.’ on (now) motor, runa' Bauor. burgundy, AT, I so r’s olfico. Jg ] mllea. Exc. cond.. SSO Service groat. $2500.539-9639* pristine exterior andl JEEP '95 Wrangler ^ 4 . Ploaso can 200-734-90< ■ H POLARIS'01 RMK 800 — 2.2.0L.78K,4*lltt. 33xlS50 anow Jar apedal-axlraar Directory FORD '86 F-250 4X4,; interior, very aoodi HARLEY'DAVIDSON3?t o o Baja Ciaws, S5499. Qall ■000 i s r track. Pulls hard. reg u la r cab, 460. PW, PL. condition. S8200rtHor. I Road King. Ihousandiindaln ARCTIC CAT'QO. 60 733-0931 ext. 2 | Will enull pholos. Make I I 208-733-4810* >200. SSOOO. Call 312-1990.’ PS, 20K on new engine, oxtraa, S17.900/bll/o iler, pow der sp e cia l, S220I I runa great, S4000/offer. olfer. 206-630-5595,1 | JEEP '96 Chorokoo. 4X4. Must aoll. For compim pleta Arctic C at ‘Oe 600 VPT,VR POLARIS 600 SLP slnoto EQUIPMENT 1998 Case Call 208-539-5600’ 208-312-2920' | s rod. 100K, SeS0C/ol(or. list coll 200-423-4547*i47* S2600.734-7910 aHerSer5,‘ •p|po.'02-'04. S350.V-F 580L 4x4, cat), standard . I AUTOMATIC I Cloana & good condition. hoo. $26,500. 1996 JD FO I R D '8 6 F-350.4X4, eolid' FORD" '06 Exploror, Eddio I II TRANSMISSIONS ^rairie ARCTIC CAT '91 EXT6!T5^ orce R o ed e, SlOO. C ali Coll 208-324-5989.': KAWASAKI '02 Pral 310D. 4x4, cab. oxtonda- front axle, good condition. B auer pkg. oxc. cond, AT, I as, low gpaclat. fox ahocks. nowno 208-934-8560.‘ 400 ATV. Low mHes, hoo, S25,500. 1999 JOB Call 208-537-6503 oves.* AC. PW . PL, loaded. 208- I UNCOLN '98 Contine6tal I nrs. oxc. cond. rampIp A& all Beat, S1200.420-3427' travel I L osK SSoi... 27’ R E M iN O T O N 7 0 0 E lk 214E, 4 In 1 buckot, 4x4, iFORD '80 F-250 Urlat, 5[ 326-3112 or 42^6039* | looks llko now. low mis. occessorles Incld. $43 J M I > jj|r TRAILERS I I parts, labor and A R CTIC C A T '9 6 90i900, Foundation 300 ultra mag. cab, oxtonda-hoo, AC. 4 sp d , 4x4, super cab. good ; I Installallon Includod. must ^ soli $12,995. 733- 200-2274 Of 543-2477 ' Q M C -03 Yukon SLT. looth- I 7051 or208-733-2323»’ i4 4 ‘X 2 * p a d d le a . New Na leupold 6.5x20 scopo. r buckets, S26.500. 1994 condition. S3500/olfer. ‘ I Economy Transmlaalon i20.’ b rea # dyo# and loaded • or. 3rd soal. only $31,995. I SUZUKI ’00 RMBQ.}. vvary irack. S2350. 539-2520. ' JCB 215S (big tiro# up Call 206-086-2437 or^ Coll 206-786-2225 dir.’ I Call324-e760 LINCOLN U t '01 LS.37K. Claan, now graphli ammo., $1200. Looking _ 300 0 hours. 4x4. 208-420-5656.' ^ I toreaf/mafaa. * __jOj gff.'- ARCTIC CAT 2 -4»tfada4o^anow moblle of ------$T40(y o«Bfrit29»5eeg°2£i_r 6f3oclal’ '95 and ‘91 F O R D '8 0 Ranger ext. cob f* ’ • equal value. Profer Yama- '• hoo.'S25.500! 2- 16 lon ’ Travel-all. Runs good. |BM W '95 M3, good cond rfp SUZUKI ‘03 RM250,0, oxc.0 SI 7 5 0 o a c h . Skl-Dc ha bul will consider 4x 4 , w/compor shall, V6,• $700/offer.208-735-1019* MERCURY ’99 Sable. GS cond.. loss than 2020 f hr#. Summit 700. ’00. S350 tilt dock low-boys. and 1 w /new manual Iran., PW, . tion. $17,200. 74K. AC. powor seats, otfiera. Call 775-237-5083 • Call20B-543-2300* ^ SS0OO'of(er20»67Q-14 <04-4121.‘______P with ramps, S8500 to PL, cru iso , & AC. 123K. « $4677.208-308-4511' ____ In evening#.’ • $10,500. 1- 10 ton Wis 5 speed, 113K.'’loaded! | ■ ■ ARCTIC CAT’OOec 543-6864 or 731-6678.’ MfTSUBISHI'98 Diamante. SKI-DOO'85, 250. good consin S4800. Call 208- . - CD, $5000/roaaonablo C loan, noor now ongino. P o w d e r S p a c la l EF FO R D -03 F-250, rog. cab. Llko now. silvor, romoto kida alod. S325-. Call 237-0066 or(602) • olfer. 208-686-2483* good liros, now boltory. w /7.3 diosei ongino. Lari start, koyloss entry, Mounlaln C at. 136 Irac 208-863-8799,• 524-6401.‘______transm ission slips. Drivo at & tow pkg. 5 speed. ISUZU '95 Rodoo looks cuslom whools. stereo. fE S 2* paddla.'S2900/ofl( ^ 1 >jj^U nLlTY TRAILERS I awoy. 206-308-0699' •— -U SED SHELLS^"B*"~" 737*«141 or731-1416.'IB .*' SKi-OOO '01 Summll 800 4x4 wllh lock-oul nubs,. . a n d runs good. AT. PW , _ 62K. Runs as groat os It Fli m oat tru ck s ;------HMX 151, 650 mllos. looks good. SlO.OOO/moko, 4W D, asking $4200/offor. Be U IC K '00 Rogal LS. load- looks. |o‘ $11,250/offor. Coll -■Solocllon--Ouallty<[J, ARCTIC CAT '02 Mou $4800. Coll 543-S449.* on offer. 208-734-5044.’ Ca ll 208-934-6052.* od. 63K, S7900/oiror. BryanBi 208-406-6198,*: -Low pncos-20M12-1S ‘“ I" C al 600. 440 mllo 280-1405 or 734-8526.* j j p S4S00. Excellenl conditiIdHit SKI-DOO '02 HIghmark. 1 FO R D *94 F-250. new tiros,; JEEP -00 Chorokoo Sport _ MITSUBISHI '98 Gatpnt SHELL Itborglass. Ilia't>8 '80-' n. Call 2O8-788-3540.‘g« with rovorso. 151* irock ru n s great, cloan imck. 4x4, ntoo lor $9,995. Call E ES, 4 dr.. AT. 40 mpg, 95 Toyota shorlbeIb e d , _ wlnahlotd bog & covor. '■ CHEVY '81 C-10, SWB, Call 208-733-5294 or 208-788-2225 dlf.*-t- loaded, wononty. $13,50- ■ oxc. - car w/70K mis. f^ew [to. Ona call - wo'll ao it 0/olfor. Ploaao call 208- while, lockablo, S200. iTSJira 1500 mllos, S5200. 208- auto, runs good, wllh alu- 200-731-5297 afler 3pm- JEEP '00 Wrangler Sport car„ cond $6050.326-6662* Cl4Mltl»d- 733-0031 exi. S 324-1552 cr 324-2724.’ ^ Coll 208-734-4378*7Q' 2 L i_ 324-6963 or 731-6980* 0 mlnum campor stioll. : 4x4. Only $12,995. Call _ $750, Paul 208-837-4892* FO R D *01 supor crow XLT, MFTSUBISHI '00 Mirage, 4 OOK mllea groon, exc.. 208-768-2225 dir.* BUY { POLICE IMPOUNDS “door d" sodan, oulo., .iC. cond., $16,500.324-3626.’‘ JEEP '04 Grand Chorokoo C ' a rs $500. For listing coll PW. p PL.AM/FM/OD. 800-710-3001 ext. C819’ GMC -86 crow cab. l ton; Larodo22K,ontyS21,995. _ $5000/olfor. 324-6477:’ 'dually, atrong robultt 454,, Coll 208-788-2225 dir,* CADILLAC'94 C DoVillo. NISSAN '99 Maxima, kud- r CKii; 84K . Inlerior & paint llko " i ' new tIroa, runs groal.- -TOYOTA '97 4Runner SRS od. 40K, $8999. Call 260- Y E S M AN $4200/otfer. 735-0321.’ V6, 4WD, good cond. _ now.$5200.934-4975.* 1405or734-B526.’ : G M C '0 1 quad-cab, tully} S&000.20M78-S006’ CCADILLAC '98 Catora, OLDS '93 Achlova. (ow leather, duol powor seats, loadod, 4X4,1/2 lon. must• ■TOYOTA '98 4 Runner mllos. oxc. cond. $3400/ SOD! Call Oank>l 731-3223.’ d u a l tomp controls. 65K, trodo[ ' (or booL 423-6688.* ’ SRS. loaded, only $8500/of(er. 539-0844.* ^ N ISSA N -96 XE Short t»d,; $15,995.788-2225 dir* . PLYMOUTH '87 RollonJ K, 4 x4, 88K, black, AC, tint 130K, AT. great car, run ed windows, CD. ladder WHOLESALE ■ ggroot.$975.Call rack, bodlinor, oxc. cond., 208-423-1135.’ $6500/offor. 420-6529.’ Call Mark PONTIAC5 5 '96 Grand Am. H | | T O Y O T A '8 3 ptekup 4x4 B5 iDODQE -02 Grand CaT^- 1-208-308-5002.* oxc. 01 cond., 15K on rebuilt a p d ., tong bad. S950. van Sport. Only 34K, lor jCHEVY '66 Cor/olr, S200. motor.S2.45fl. m 825-5291.* Call 208)n6^ro05* S 1 3 ,4 fs. 788-2225 dir.’ ‘ ' 1979 Toyota Corolla, PONTIAC po '08 Grand Prix. >re auto l< TOYOTA '99 Tocoma 4x4 $aOO.2O8-41O-2014msg’ . QTP,q 2 dr., supor chorood oxt. cab, tow pkg., AC, • ••••••••• ong,,01 S6300. CHEVY :8 2 e l s e ! ” • cruise, undor 75tf, ovor-l\ FAX I;CHEVY -82 Blazor 350, 4 Suburban S 6.2 diesol. 4x4, alze d tiros, SRS, bedllner. Inch lift, runs good. S2000.200-420-6863.: $: S11,500/offar,212-B315’ SISOO/offor. 208-808- sATURfris'sLsrairpSw:§ a TOYOTA TlOO pickup,: OR 0396or208-436-1193* or, 01 4 door, sunroof, AG. 4 extra cab, shell, 2W 0, lots CHEVY '95.TohOO LT. low cyilndor,C) rims, spoiler, Cnt, of oxtras, excellent, miles, goodcondltlon. koyless ki ontry & alorm. $08 5 0 . Call 208-654-9064: EMAIL ’C all 260-3768.’______White. $2000,539-4746.* or20B-312-4135’ Y our Ad T o CHRYSLER < '93 Now York- SUBARU SU '00 Outbatk, \( AWD, automatic, loodod, er V6 engino, PS. AC, A CC. AM/FM/caaaotte. Immaculato, In 47,000 mHos, I The Times-News Excellontcondllk}n,S2100 $14,795,206-622-6638,* $ Classifieds 0011208-676-4121’ ( > - 0 7 2 - CAMELBACK HEADS,- TOYOTA '94 Camry 2.02 Intake, 1.60 exhaustit Department i gorgeousl V6, 82K, for am . biK k Chevy. NewV C ruiser Limltod. low miles, leather, je sunroof, loadod, » - 7 « 3 5 - left rear fender for1973- $12,995.788-2225 dir.* o 0 x : c . c ond. $BSOO/9fler. 80 Chevy or GMC stiorti T w in F a lls iDODQE '96 Neon, runs Must M seel 208-404-9553.* >FF()liDIVORCE^)l b e d . Call 208-733-8496.* • good, new llres. $2600/0- f = 208-734-5538 rfor.Call20B-404-1273.* lATTEfmON ^ n RECmTlRTnrCRTfFSHt1 twhadOmaglcvaaey.com Clasalfled : mount, lor F-250 Supor DODQE '97 Intrepid, 69K, Adverllsera • IOLA_X Duty. $80/off#r, Recalvar; Burley ‘ custom rims & new tiros, well carod for. S5095/ e tED lT, THEM I'M hitch tire mount for '955 208^77-45^^, Please check your Ford F-250 16* rime, offor. Can be seen let '' !>N BANKS AND $60/offer. 206-B43-86B6.* c la ss lor styling. 827 2nd a < d o n th e first d ^ . - FORD '62 Club WagorT Avo. S. Cafi 734-1999.' SET YOUR NEEC &WdWPL6W8‘wlde ' If yo u find a n erro r • ve, AT, AC, vary good w e will correct i^ Mayera. Used 2 ##asona■ cond, $1500/offar. Call 'OODQE*97lntrepld. Sporty, must #ee, looks W V e ara not responslb^ for private driveway. Ex; 208-543-5818* c e lle n t condlllon. $1800. . groat. Musl sell. Call (or enors after the firat Q R 1^' C H Call 208-788<3548.’ ' IPLYMOUTH '64 Voyager. 208-732-0768,* day of publication*; E s ta te Sale: Low miFfls. c^O R D '91 uncoln Mark VII, A garaoa **'• lu>l Hn't a‘ Call 208-625-5635,* ' CallTwlnFalls i fiaraoe sale wtmoul en ad In BUI B lass Edition, good This year will be our betil 733-0931 oxt. 2. or: claatinBd. Cili ui flrat, cond. $2e00/ollor. 312- Burloy 677-4042,*: 733-0031.______. m eClauinw i, 733-0831. 623S or 654-2592 eves.*
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with thi It’s a braveb new I The 1950s w ere peachy./.The TJ l% 0 s , , wero groovy. In th e 1970s, e had disco fever and aiSrS did world!1 for college I much. But the 1980s wert rad. (Gag m e w ith a spoc entrancnee tests I 1990s? B een th e re , d o n e tiu By Sieve Ctui:rump B •Now w e’re in to th e “ s!ai 'S writer______^______H of th e 2000’s: Yo M am m a Patriot p ride. TWIN FAI'ALLS - Tlic Scholastic H And “cool." rest and the American H Cool? That’s right. It’ss oneOi liltle ust were made for stu- H slice of jargon that’s withsi ; Wliimey l\ipper and ■ fleeting n attire o f slang. I came to this realization, I test p retty well," said B I t Iy. I w ould slip a n d say, “Thi•niatsreal- whitney.aT\'il\vin Falls lligli Sdiool B t B Iy cool,” then cringe andId .m for junior. “Andid if th e test is a reflec- ■ everyone to brand me as iold out- of whatliat I’ve learned, I feci I ■ I dated, no ^ not with pretty good:id about it.” B ut no one • Amy, a TFIIS T sophomorc, is ■ V \ . . \ ev er seem:ernedtodo confidem inin the power of prepa- B nd the teen- nation, i ag ers aroaround me ..j.n ,akckc the (preliminary) B I w ere calling tests and horHopefully b e rcady,” she B ____evervthini h m g“cool, “Tthinlfink.a.testJsjiaiofflyj^{___ B too. t I M S K E i ^ starteirted to feel jjut big changesch arc coming in B T . p j .. like I wvas s Uving m ij,e SAT and anc the ACT, the stan- ■ L /lrii a time turtunnel. dardized assessmentass tests which H ■' a n d ■nienla1 last week, for thrce gen’cnemtions have helped B th e wiresres moved a determ ine; whow gets into collcge- B T i m e s B a it™jore ”" Sun and whidi1 studentssi get into bet* ■ „ , sloty onon the sub- ter sdiools.Is. W riting, in a word, ■ Denise j c « . "CocCool" dates will soonbe be at a prcm ium . S •| B Turner “■> ‘h; ' way back “Writingg -■ the ability to com- . ^ W to Shakilakespeare, municate dearlyd. - is an impor- COKTKtl)TKTIM/TM nMiHevi test In the school's counselingling center on who usedised a form tan t predict!ictor of succcss in col- Twin - . Falls High School Junior WiWhitney Tupper, left, and sophophomore Amy Ash look over thethe study packets for the ACT ti of it as a verb, th e sto ryI explained.ex lege,” saidJ BarbaraB Fortin, dircc- irlng writing. Wednesday. Tho emphasis ol ththe two m ajor college plaeemeiment tests, the SAT and the ACT.ACI Is shitting toward measurir Later, it m o rp h ed in to a n aiadjective. tor of admismissions at Boise State [ In the 1700s, “cool”’ d described University/. “But“ a t least for now, large sums of money. In the 1800s, it \vriting onn assessment r tests will T meant fashionable. Event'entually, it be a n optionion.” I- was populariaed into modeodem times When AC\CT offers its optional ' -APreparii ng for cchangess in the iSAT, A(iC T via its c o n nection to jazz.z. w riling test!st for the first time in vow!"Today, February 200S. 2 Idaho’s state- Once, “cool” m e a n t “ wow ene not be a witiniting section, b ut demannands of the new formal ;mcn d in d u d in g concepts fronfrom Algebra 1, n fine with owned four)ur-year schools won’t By By Howard and M aU hew Green it also means “OK, Tm fi sdiuoLs will Iw offeredofl oplions to contenitem . GtHmieiry, and AlgebraL'lira II." consider thethe results - they’ll still Knight IW RIddof News Service that.” ------have students completecon a w riting WitlVithout going into the broade:ler Sdiools can helpp studentssi by B ut cool is u n iq u e in itsitstranscen* I placie stude:dents on the basis of dcbaitlate over the merits of stanan- providing them witht’ith addilional jlish subscorcs on the Very ' litde rem ains constaiturn in sample. dent quality. Most slang wordswo hang , Englis Kite that th e ACI’, diirdizidiv.ed tesd n g .o r issues with tinlh e reading, writing andnd i matlieniati- colcollcgc admissiorw. We should null out about five minutes. r in particular, wc would like; tito cal course\«irk, Coimwimscloix teadi- Fadng a great deal of critiilid sm alicmaiTuuive to llie SAT, SAT in bout age 12, The impa.,pact of writing on the 1 jlaud the direction of thesiese e rs , and parents canll hi help studetits The idea is that, by abou about the role of standardizedejtest- m optional wridng applai yaltiespass. SAT whu■hidi isn’t reqiiircd by a b idifications lo the SAT I, an'm d by i»inting out thelie c dem ands of- m ost k ids w atch th e ir loyall ing, and finally a threat to dro;rop the scction to the lest,les a scction th at niudifi •s-andstart Idaho’s puljublic colleges but is ;e students to start focusining college-level acadeadeinics, tliu ing from parents to peers-: test as a requirement for ainis-a( •-will likely be rcqujquiicd.by m ost col- lUTje ; used by out-of-statd' tes •ly on th e key elem ents uriclciIcr- importance of a strong'ongainiciihuii speaking a private langu;iguage th a t w idely use sion to tne Universityity of IcRcs of studentsnts submitting the early < lg the test: reading and wriiining in preparing fur colle,ollege. and the adults don’t u n d e rsta n dI. . It’sIt a teen Please Pie see TESTS, Page E3 Califomia, the College BBoard ACT in place off lhe ill SAT. . lying t SAT diange? skills,Hs. and adrancccl mathematati- recjuirem ents of thele nc new SAT. and thing. Seldom do seniorior citizens i------:------announced changes last ycj/ear lo How will llie S/ ecuon will l)ocome cal knowledge.kiii by steerin g them tou-aou-ard demand- coin slang term s. classes offered th.th e SAT I R easoning Test, ilivriting. and pusliing i all the grown-up stuff thatlat imakes no this winter. lh e new SAT \vill be first ai Igh clearly intiinoted asIS tv tvadiiig'scrii' liedass Tcst,whidnnllrc>lre<|iiirc.student.sto take:e math at least througl sense to anybody e ith e r:• “E Because I The ACT prepprei class will be held on istered in M arch,2005, for llie jebra II, students will improviwe cial companion. of 2006. Il will l)c tlm.“c hourur: and idendfy sentenceice errors, improve Algebi said so.” “It hurts me mornore than it successiveive Saturdoys. March 20 , ; jiLst llieir chances on th e SA'lAT. And, w hile diaiig'eg'e isi; M.'cniinglv thirty-five m in u tes long,?, and sentences andI paragraphs,\ and notjii; hurts you.” “I’m doing this for your and 27, fromfroi 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In f'*' sav icsDondinc to a but.t. morcm iiniwrtantly, their owi,-er- the only constant in 1odi education and indude a new writing seciection. ''r i 'c a short cssa\ own good.” i )J Room 144 4 4 of1 the Aspen Building ”1' all perfomuinco pc and leamin;ing college admissions,s, isi isn't it itltl r- Studeni scorcs >vill compriseise 200- prompt, But, down deep, I kne^ve^v It would- on tho CSI;SI campusi in Twin Falls, • M.‘Ctioii,(iuantitativc potentlential throiigliout their educ«icii- estitig lh at have ^drcledcin b .u k io 800 point scores on tiu ce seciections. Itilhcm allisecl n’t m ake m e feel b etter. I justji had to Costis$6 £ n. tlic 'n ire e R's? S65. -plTliai elusive perfect IGOO50 will comparisoius illwill l)c dropixicl. and tion. i get to u sed to th e id e aa tlthat slang The SAT prepprei class is scheduled Ugelira II. w hidi is Inn llie i words of the Colleg,'ge ------become an even touglier jx:iwrfect content from Alg tlhtvCnvitcoiv was one m oro p iece o f evidividence th a t for four Saturdays,Sat l^b. 21 ^ morc advancedd thant content on Ikiard;iird: "Most studetits will b e pn.ire- I lm v a n l an d M(Ur/ia 2400. ftl my kids had begun thee p process o f throufih MatchMa 13. from 9 o.m, T.wNlx} added, parcdred for th e new lest and rc-adidy A new PSAT/NMSQT is ilso theairrcntSA T .v iiU;. Krtii/fis ivin ' growing u p, a n d away. until noon)n InI Room 102 of the . IU Ihe lhe Mege; Boardt has given for college co work if their .sdibolwis £f/ufuti'omii fViHwiini;. being developed to panillc T it- Aiid qticstions in that
n ever before and morc H 3 now it’s more commonlynly used to < ire babies arc living B old o r lu-w i refer to scsomething premature From Susan's Newmanan's * ‘>U1 issues that . |d “unusual/strange o r extnxtiome." As . “ Nob^olwdy’s Baby Now." Tools fi B u t tho:hose advances in the 5 W oddrtIdrcssing tro u b le spots: bother you. A a in, “That dude’s a trip.” obstetrics are in stark | (If • Avoid topics and convertrsa- • • • «• /\sk oth' Jl a “Dog” h as also h a d seveieveral m ean. S . , ! " !to ’ a less publicized j0 ings. O nce, it d e sc rib e d an jns you know a re problematictic. ei-sUfs to help you JB anunattrac- S S :- The 1 number of still- , tions 3 tivc fem ale. Today, th e dog doi is more ling keep i)cnipective, imains stubbornly high, K i ^ V . • Decidc what’s worth arguir I luld • Use partnersi andan close rela- fl likely to be a friend. (He'Sle’s my dog.) year, more than 26,000 \ ^ abou>out a n d w h at you shou, tives to fulfill needs.‘dsyoiir j m other J Although it sometimess r "“ ^ans a Am ericanin women experience a I '.A ' ‘Rnoi’norc*.- 3 bad thing.” (T h at e x am wa sU U birth-1 - am ounting to about 1 • Acknowledge what yot/our can't. i,ct. Checklist for di-ivJi-iwing bound- | , J And the most popular.r slangsl term j„ 2 0 0 pregregnancies.Tliat number I motliother says, b ut clon’t overrcac 3 am ong college s tu d e n ts! .sis n o w -d a , is e q u ilo to the cause of all infant • Weijd> how much of tllh e • dum - “Da bomb.” Meanitim ng “great, d eath s ooir :her know when om bincd, federal h ealth ;; ...... inoyance com es^.from yoi;our •UH your mother aw eso m e... o r e xtrem elyly ccool officials say.sa: oUier a n d how m uch is actuallally .she c.\cceds ^ u r boiboundarius. There’s that word agaiigam. Cool IS StillbirtIirth occurs when the ressure you u re putting on yovour- • Educate your,ir r m other with StiU red hot. fetu s diesies a fte r 2 0 weeks of !lf. explanations of yourour feehngs. According to the BaltinItimore Sun, pregnancy,cy, before it is delivered, • Bear in mind, it’s not irnixl>or* • S tn te lhat youi don’ldo feel coin- “cool” can be eclipseded by othcrr in more thanth half the cases, the int Ilhat you always be "riglit.”I ” fortable doing orr talkingin about term s. F or in stan ce, someame contem- cause is! unknowu n. Before doc* y'our ■ w hat sh e asks. porary h i^ school studentlents now sig- tors, and1 women,w can lake steps ^ ^ B • Don’t be nfniid to niffle yo • Answer ques[uestions with n al th e ir approval o f plaplans to do to preventsnt stillbirths, however, L ^ ...... I mothlother’s feathers. MllQUaW*AMA/«Mnm • ] offer limited something fun by sayinjying, "That’s they mustist first understand the Ml • Be aw are o f w hat j-ou \vavant . responses that of: om your mother, nnd what shelie is itiform adon. what’s up." Or, “That’st’s the busi- phenomen'enon. stillbirth* c may be higher thmiM reported, sayi Dr. CatherineIne Spong. ^mm To thlat at end, the National ipable of o r p repared to give.c. • Dcmonstrulc;c V by exam ple, ness.” Itillblrth Researdi “ P? es of Health has CCriteria for re p o rtin g the; ddeaths called the Stil Ways to bridge relationshship nsing stories of incincidents with As usual, we’ve begungun another Institutes Nehvork. will par* d a five-year, nationw ide vvary from s ta te to state, anand hos* Collaborative N aps: friend-s. new y e a r n o t know ing cxactlyexa w hat lau n d ied a ien who exp erien ce ^ P , J gather knowledge on ppitms may not be requirlired lo licipaic; wmcn slang words are cominglg sooni to a study to £ d who arc patients • Tell your m other j-ou wouould • Introduce thele ccconcept of pri- IS. i5issue fetal death certifiificates, • stillbirths and ^ vocabulary near you. ButBut language stillbirths, rs will be asked to likeke her to bo morc involved^ ‘f* vacy in small incremrem ents. jirth is not someihing SSpong says. Fetal autopsysy rates at the centers ' experts don’t see an endmd to “cool” “Stillbin he study. yourour life, a n d give specific areicas. * Clnrify that: visitsvis must be talk about,” says Dr. also a are low. M oreover, stuitudying take p a rt in the any tim e soon. Ju st a s theyhey don't s ee peo p le ta landtheirsiillbom • • Give her permission to a planned. ne Spong, chief of the the tl incidencc of stillbirthtl isi cost- 'Hie women ai an end to the widespret3read use of Catherine undergo medical quesuesrions. icy and perinatology , ly,1; and m any fam ilies who10 expe* b ab ies will ut • H andle a situaltuation yourself slang am ong teens. pregnancy of the National Insdmte rience r a stillbirth find it emo- tests, with doclociors looking for • • Ui nderstand h e r lim itation la th e r lhan askinglg youryi mother. It’s an age group filledled wilh peo* ' d Health and Human tionally ti d ifficu lt to discussiss it. signs o f infecfeclions, placenta • ,, Change your expectationsis of • L ocjt for a com]:ompromisc that pie who have a strong desilesirotobcin S! . “ mbilical cord acd* Developmiiment. “While the pum* To b e tte r d o cu m en t whahat hap- problems, umb o ur m other. ' will reduce your strestress. style. ! S3-nul- den ts o r gene;nctic factors that ^ ^ /want to bo bew are■ surprising,su they may not pens p in such cases, the S • A ttend counseling togethe • Add the word)rd "no”' to your , In other words, they w services may have cau:aused the death, ‘ truly reprepresent the actual num- lion li study will enlist the sc • Focus on the aspccts of youryc vocabulary. “cool.” of a variety o f h e a lth profejfession- Spong says, Do*Doctors liiiiw th a t a • ______b ers of stillbirths.”stil o elationship diat work well. -Sourcc:TCc: T he S tate of numbers may be even als, a from scien tists to griefief coun* thorough rcyic\dew of at least 500 rolal • Clear the air by discussissing CE-2 TlmefrUm.TWinFiln F«a«, Idaho Sundiy, Januiry 25,;15,2004
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— SENI([ORCALE^NDAR — Q uilting. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ;ocs. Califomia blend veg-;- Mcnuj; green salad,ad, Missi-ssippi m ud cake Fridays. I'h e center is opeilen from 9 Tuesday: Qui into Center m.-3 p.m. Twin Falls Senli jello/fniit custard ■niesday: Pork roastwt, m ashed W ednesdisday: VeggicAjacon • 2 on meal days. Tlic cosost of thc Pool,9a.m.-3 530 S hoshone St. V potatoes and m vy, comm ,ca k c a n d q u ich e, hash ha: browns, mnming m eal for non-seniors is S3.>3.50; chil- W ednesday:ay: Q u ild n g , 9 a.m.-3 I. T h e sug- . p.m. Dinner served frfrom noon to /iaiVinVitics; ice crcam , roUs glory muffiiffins, cclcry and carrot ' dren under 10 are S2.00.1 12:30 p.m. Suggcstfisted donation is jnday: Aerobics, 11 a.m . Thursday: Bar-b-qucue chickcn, stid«, dierrerry crisp w ith ice crcam g ested donation for thosec i60 years . Pool, 9 a.m.*3m.*3 p.m. S3.50 for scniors.nion ic cost is S5 for m State Fiddlers, noon m ashed p o ta to e s and an gravy. Fritlay:: BarbequcdE pork ribs, of age a n d older is S2.50.). Pinochle,, 1 pp.m. nonsenioni under•fi0andS2.50for fiO esday: Pinochle, 1 p.m. spinach, coleslaw, fm it,:t, rolls p otatoe saii)alad, b aked bean s, loma- Tliursday:/: Q uiltin g , 9 a.m.-3 2 Metius: children under l ••. , , 1 Snackack bar,Gp.mr- to. cticumlxnlwr, red onion .'Mila, hol p.m. Pool room open opi Monday rly-bird, G:45 p.m. /IcnVifcs: roll.s, gingingerbread with lemon T\icsday: Ginger diicken, c Pool,9a.m.-3m.-3 p.m. throiifji I'Viday. 8 ii. W ednesday; Bake Da)ay Bingo, 7 sauce steamed rice, vegetablelie, fresh SHIBA assi;issistance, 10 a.m.-4 V v r - ^ « "igo. 8 “ 7 p.m. l^HinRc room uvailallilable for tejvvi- Wednednesday: Aerobics, 11 a.m. p.m. fm it p.m. sion. pu7ilc s ;m d reareading. Bargain lochle, 7 p.m. /IctiVitics;fcs; VVednesday: Liver andid onions. Friday: Qtiiltiliilting, 9 a.m .-3 p.m. Ccnter will be opopen Mondays day: Aerobics, 11 a.m. Golden YeanafS Monday:ly: “ Over 60 a n d Fit,” 9 AuGratin potatoes, vc|vegetable. Pool,9a.m.-3m.-3 p.m. fh ro ti^ Fridays. 9 a.a.m. to 4 p.m.. lodile, 1 p.m. rolls, peaches and cookieses Pinochle,, 1 pp.m. Senior Citizen, Tuewlfly::ly: M assage, 10 a.m. Friday; Beef roast, garliriic pota- Bingo, 7 p.m.[).m. M cth'w; Ageless Senior 218N.RnilSt.W ,SlnIhoshone Excrdse,50,1:30 p.m. toes, muschroom gravyvy. g re e n , ■ Tor Business Bi Bureau speaks Activities: ' Senlomior Center liler MtTIItTins; tered carrots, homemmade roUs. “How to UU tilize th e BBB,” 12:30 M onday: Art dass, 9 a.n'■m- 2421 Oietlatrland Ave., Burley Tucsduy: Chickei:keii A la King, Mondmday: Chicken patties, par- apple b row n bctty, milkilk, coffee . p.m. Weiglit-loss group, 7 p.n'•m- Mcniis: potato and >y^ivy. mixed m veggies, poti►otatoes, peas, tossed grcen1 'Ihursday; Orange jijuicc. chili Thursdaylay: E x erd se, 1:30 p.m. Tiiesday: Pool 10:30 a.m•m - 2 p.m. M onday:: PigsPi in a blanket, com salad, bread,.fruit,cookie fn , bbuscuit, apple cobbler, cof- hot dogs, tossed salailad, french Friday:: TripT to McCall Winter Q uilting, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. nd cheese, zcsty beans fries, custard pic, milk, 1 Wudnedijy: Birthdati nilk k, coffee C am ival,7;, 7 a.m. W ednesday: Pool, 10:3ii:30 a.m.-2 a n d c o m .a ppplcsaucc, p h cookics Friday: Orange jui Pm/icTRoasJ beef,ef, potato and yvedn■dnesday: Taco salad, chips, luice, ro a st ..Qver60 60 an d Fit,” 9 a.m . p.m. ■niesday: Poor Po boy sandwidt, |! pori;, b an an a squash, greengi salad, uravy, corn, roll,1, ttossed green .salsa,, fruitfi salad, cookies, pud- Q uildng, 9 a,m.-2 p.m.• chicken noodli)odlc soup, fmit cup, ma-shed p o ta to e s and gi salad.cakcwith icecce cream aing, cocoffee, milk S S : Three IslandIsil Senior Center ■niursday; Quilting, 1-3;3 P-m- assorted desscijsscrts Tlnirsdiiy: Cubebe steak with prldaday: Oven-fried chicken,, day cake a n d ice cream Friday; Pool, 10:30 a.m.-n.-2 p.m. W ednesday: 492 E.. CCleveland Ave., Glenns lay: Swiss steak, onion. j)otaio andd gravy.p cam)ts. n,ashedicd potatoes and gravy, Q uilting. 9 a.m.-2 j>.m. I F erry parslied potaliJtaiocs, honey glazed red cabbage salad,1, bibread, desert m ashedled potatoes, tossed greenn .... M eals SCIserved at noo n Monday, . carrots, roll.ill, ; stra w b e rry short- Fridiiy: Cook’s choiiioice salad,I, r rolls, cake, ice crcam , cof* /Ittiyitics; IVIInid6lcs andan gravy, green b ean casse-e- ■niesday: C ream of /ich, grapes, T\iesdayi>,s, Wednesdays and Pinochle, 1 p.m. Bingo, 1 p.mp.m. with ham, salads,Is, veggies, roll, carrot salad, roU, pum pkinn soup, turkey sandwic ^ square:ires dessert Wednesday: Cook’Mk’s C hoice . . xivitics: T hursday: Chicl.lfp<-..llri.ll, ingo, G p.m, clientele, severalal resorts now offer sec;easoned skiers dis- l\vin Full* area w>www.comfortkccpcn.coin ' Suggested donaliorlion: S3 for sen- ^ * "8 counts on lodgining, transportation, lifiifi tickets, ski equip- iors. Home-deliven«jred meals are SERVING PRIVATiTE PAY AND MEDICAII:AID CLIENTS , I available each mlealtime. eal n 8agermang Senior Center ment rentals antnd more. 140110 E. Lalic M cthw; pen 8 n.m. to 2 p.m. M ondays, c*sJ:e_oJLCb< ‘'fj As with any spo:lort, accidents occur arand som e .skiers, lUesday: Macaroiaroni and cheese, WeJncInesdays nnd Fridays. Lunch is Now you liove anin alternativeo to beef p atty served/ed at noon and Mondays,/s, even seasoned vveterans, experiencee iinjuries. T his year, : Tliursday: Happjppy Birxhdatf - WedmJnesdays and Fridays,I'S. as you take to tlthe slopes, m ake certa•ta in y 6 u r e x p e r i - HOME DELIVERERED MEALS Fried diicken Sugge:gested donated is S3, non-sen- ence is a safe orone. Follow these tips:is: iorsS4S4 and children u n d e r 12, $2. . Jerome SenIcinlor Center fcntii: • G et in shape,. iStart e.xercising fourir to six w eeks • . 212 FJret Ave.E. iO ENTtREES ^ , Mlonday: or Salmon patties and : I All dinners serserved at noon, before your sks k i t r i p . to choose frottm ... P ancakes to0 PI rim e R ib -.Suggested donadorcion is S3. >V{jd • Take ski Icssoions. No m atter if youLl arec a beginner or /cdncsdny: m eatloaf, potatoes' J F ridriday: Spaghetti and meat*3t* a s e a s o n e d vei'eteran, learning fromn ;a professional is Hornm e s t y l e ballss c r u c ia l. ^Monday; Spagheghetti wilh meat • W arm up. Speilend at least 15 m inuteItes w arm ing up Eii tauce, garlic toast,ast, grcen beans, SIher and Gold ■- pickled beets, fruit,uit. cookies before you go,0 up on the ski lift, T\ie.sday: 'IXirkerkey ala King, Senior Center • Check your skski equipm ent. You canan be in tip-top mashed potatoes,ies, winter mix Edci ID SEN ioR CITIZEN Dl!□iscourvrrs den shape, but if■ youry equipm ent is wo:vom or broken, you MEDIcLI^AND fruit, peanut buttertter bars Sugjuggested donations for seniors www.homestylsdirectci:.com e-m ail: hamestylodirocHfQCt Oprodigy.not W ednesday: FiFinger steaks, js $»3.3 . AU meals in d u d e salad,id, risk injury. augratin potatoes,.•s, pj eas Si carrots, Jesserscrt, fruit, milk and coffee,X. • Listen to yourjr body. If you get coldId, go inside and , fruit salad, chocolaiolate pudding Mondeidays are cookie and bread w arm up. If ycyou get tired, take a brbreak and rest. If , ThiuT«lay: HotIt l>eefli sandw ich. bakee (days and Wednesdays are. you p t hungrgry, eat-but m ake surere your m eals are potatoes and gravyavy. tossed .salad, cinnanlam on roll nnd m aple b a r bake HAVE\raUR • apple crisp days.s. Closcd4 M onday fo r M artindn nutritional anind drink plenty of fluilu id s . FHdny: Fish orr diicken,d parsley Lulhcjher King Day. '• Pay attentionn to your surroundingsg s. F 6 II0 W a l l tr a il signs and watm- eyes from the glare,re of the snow. trimester. In moreore than half of er to0 the1 Mardi of Dimes and pregnancy has • formeiner president of thele stillb irth s, th e pr TW IN FALLS • HAILEY I • BURLEY • G« O O D IN G pro ceed ed to 28; weekswc or longer, Amerierican College of These tips applj>ly n o t o n ly t d s e n i o r s Ibut to anyone plan- an d a b o u t 5,0003 stiUbirths st cach Obstcttctridons and Gynecologists. n i n g t o t a k e to) the t slopes. As long as you play it safe, l-term fetuses. says; thelh study will be welcomed I 1-800-92222-4442 year involve full-tei you can indulgeje your passion for skiikiing and enjoy all 733-0601 i “The purpose of tthis stu d y is to byobsiibstctridons. I understand thce s scope of the _ Doctoctors need more informa-a* of its benefits irinjury-free. • ! p roblem , a n d thenen ito u n d e rsta n d tio n aboutat stillbirths, hc says, so :n — . what causes stilUlillbirth,” Spong theyf canc better advise women EARING COUNS^SELORS n* says. “Wc feel we don’t have a aboutat w hether th ey sh o u ld con* To advertise inIII ANDAUDIOLOC.OGY handle on at kojeast half of all eeivoa0 again. fticAi} o f Stillbirth,th. We need to klany, many tim es wre don’ti't Simply < for Seniitio rs ithem Idaho's Preferred/ HearingHt Clinic have a sta n d a rd pprotocol-where rt rca%lly have on answ er to ghre thle e "■ id the same thingsjs are done on patienent," Schwarz says, “and ■efore wc d o n ’t h a v e any call: everyone - so we•e ccan figure out therefi V 2508ADDiSOrDN AVEE-TW IN FALLS m m mod way of intenrening or ■LS th e re a l c auses.”> plonnc " Ibmmj’ alat 735-3311 or Debibi at 735-3291 Study investigatt(ators also hope dealin{ling wilh tho next pregnan- to produce guideUn f o r report- cy." i V Sunday, townuMT28,2004 Tbne^Mm,TM)RfrigF^Maho M
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D EA R ABBY: I haveave always ------| chlchildren’s faces are far' imorc dal conccms. Our ( dilemma is J b eliev ed ^ home and1 familyfa a re ■ T E < ^ 3 important than shiny floon>n and th a t M om, a voryory trusting person. . ■nded a m an who is a reflection of me. Mykly spotless D e a r Ssparkling windows, l.havere also has now befrienc day to d10 chon•es home and my childrene n defined learned that giving help) :is as a known con artist.art This man has -e finandal trouble n me as a success. Whcncn a n auto A b b y imimponant as receiving itit. My been in severe I IF JANUARY 25 IS VOI - ■ ac d d e n t left m c in craciracdon and house may not be as deanin as It for more than1 22 0 years and has njryURTHDA.Y you arc- indoper2Jid- H o r o s9 o0 0 P E u n ab le to leave my b ed,d ,IIe 1 a m c d J«aratel1illllps was before, but my childreren will asked Mom :orfor a largc sum of jit and posdbly a bit of a loner. Y a new definition of succeccess. I______never have to compete5 with money, which shosh agreed to give rant to DC the M st at vdiat you ■ Jeraldine S«uSaundert n e . A spedai neighborp wv ho had I housew ork again. him. Ho also informedin her that md don’t appredate interferen ARIES A! (Mar 21-Apr. 19): YouDu'rc d e d d e to m akee 1 some major ------* th t IU operate in your The one thing I wass ableal to do tucked it int h o u se may not be a s tidy asit s i was ings. How contl wev help her? We proinobably glad today is Sunday,ly, as duuigesinhowyouoi into her pocket as she ho from my bed was talk: to my chil- left. Imagine before your acddent, butIt your need to help herhci understand th is tourou’d’ rather enjoy some- p r i^vacy. daily routines, ine my surprise when be more SCORPIO (O ct, 23-123-Nov. 21): It^ a dren. I rcad to them cverjreiy night at she showed i priorities arc now in orderer, and man's true mod\stives. Wc both love TimUme with friends wlU be mc d up at my door bright pri ning. day for fun, b ut avoid[void overdoing it I b ed tim e. For thc firstc timtii e, I lis- an d early the th a t’s far morc im portant. h e r dearly. intcnteresting by evenii th e n ex t m orning. Over thi n bc as you’re more susceosceptible to the out distrac- coffee, she t( -W O R R IED S IC K Con^mmunlcadons of love can tencd to them without > tearfully told me how ill effects of excessisnow.You’rein no a don. I heard them laugllugh. I held much helpin DEAR ABBY: M y d a d die.icd tvrt) • INALABAMA exaocceptionally pow erful 7ing me had meant to ] TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20)::'Ib T c phase of building: youyour hom e b ase, ' them when they cried,Bd. I didn’t her. She ha years ago, leaving my mother m> DEARWORRXRIED SICK: W arn T< had been considering ye. irge to connect with a mentoror or • and you have high1 ideals.id< Scorpio'S think about dirty dishestics or laun- suidde beca alo n e after 49 y ears of a wovonder- ' your mother’s■’s attorney about uig( ■cause she didn’t feel ale idler powerful te a d ie r is sttoirong. n a t i ^ m agnetismsm Increases in dty ~ I just thought aboibout them. shehadapuj ful marriage. My sister eand I what’s going in,on, and if necessary. oUit puirpose in life. Helping ftil lemembcr When the studentnt is thc area of communiilunlcadon - don’t a real mom me gave h helped Mom move inta anI assist-t call the police,:e. A con m an w h o Ren ' In o th e r words, I was a r her a purpose and he eady, die teacher will aopcpear. bc afraid to be heard:ard. leirUves. snapped her ed'living fadlity where shiihe has smells moneyf hash as much con- I for th e first tim e in their ier out of her depres- ed Meetings with faraway peopleican c SAGnTARIUSS (1(Nov. 22-Dec. I ,\^^en I was finally abable to get sion. ad ju sted as well as can b c «expcct- sdence as a shark sl: who smells ad w rewanling. 2 1 ): It'S a nice day around the tilings for Abby, I h ed. blood in th e rater, and it appears o® out of bed and do th [ have learned many ed GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20):)): It home, and enjoyiiwring friends and lg letter of things from My dad worked hard,, :saved your modier isis ini over her head. ” myself, I wrote a long : jm this experience. I ] n ^ be hard to enjoy a dayy i off n e ig h b o r is likely,y. ftIt% a good day Ighbor and have leamec w ell, and left Mom w ith no0 finan-f P le a se don’t waii gratitude to my neigh led that smiles on my we - ' ■ ToS^oday, >-ou'rc quite wrapped upip in to make changcs1 atat hom e if. you rour carccr for some reason. Do5on‘t have the inspiration,don. Sinrie Sags dve up on your dream s, butIt do may'find rom anticcfixewoiw! fir uts on the1 dog for mealsI Enake sure they are practical anda CAPRICORN (Dec[Dec 22-Jan. 19): 20-montith-old dailughter pu aittainablc.Vour n a sexual magneticitism W ith so m any charmDrm-rclated plan- first house, your ians. In bow l is thoroughjghly cleaned at the reaceaches a new peak. cts in w u r solar firsi I Q. I can’t keep n^/ 2i2 0 -month- i might be harmful to huma s nowhere to be —T ' ! ™ stricdy e n d of every dajday. C,CANCER U une 21-Juiy 22):): As normal reserve is nt old daughter out ofI tlthe dog’s ^ fact, she said, from a st c in seen. Your sex appeal an] is also ^ fai ost dog If the familyily dog cats chunk Sansatum continues rctrow dc j food. I’ve tried scolding,ng, d istract- M f ' j nutritional standpoint, mos iSsed strong. A n enjoyablyaolc day w ith ' j nu iiets-of' -food, , thnn mi;m ix it_yrith_^me ____ S21U«)ur sign, you could feel depress -fbod-^uperior-to-the-dit roar— nwiai^nnimi-frtcmtcndsTfoUawwl'by eluding canned broth1 anda blend it in a or)r seems overly contm lim g to 0 i worked. This has beenm |going on I / -P?iRENTING ------^many Americans, inch jrs. On the good side, this is a an evening at home,ime, is just what . )doeco- food processorir before\ presenting I since she was 12 m onthsIths old. M y American children (and sod naturing transit that will Icjleave you want. • t John Rosemond ai diing to it to the dog. iiusband installed a “ doggie nomics, she added, has noth rou widi greater m astery of yoyour. AQUARIUS Qon.fan. 20-Feb. 18): • no M y d octor friifriend also told m e door” on the laundry' roroom door do w ith this). « lf and your world. You are always an original but ^ do er heard of a child , ! a n d w e b egan feedingg Ifth e dog in ™ I also checked with a pectediatri- that he’s never LEO m 23-Aun- 22): Self-pf.pitv especially w hcn die sun trunsits who was still dining^ ' there. Next thing we k d a n who told m e m o th ers5 oof tod- above age 2 wh< K tcrs out by latc m th e day,;and a yoursign.WidiNeptucptunc therc also, daughter had crawled for it. ™dlers have occasicsionally at Cafe dc Canine. C: In other ^rou retum to '^■our norm al posit:sidve you may seem morc)rc ggullible or lost to him. w ords, d iis too v . ' tiie doggie door a n d wasv as in th e re I askeda anutritionist to check. expressed this conccm to Smd d upbcai oudook. Then, yyou m space. Now dmtthat Uranus has Vhat should the ingredie 0 see a ------:------brant moved on, you’re less interested in e atin g w ith thc dog. \Vhx dients on bags of solid 3But^ he said hc has yet to itart to feel good and look vibn dog food ai effects John Roscmonlofid .is a family psy- w e do? and cans of soft dog chchild who suffered ill e ind sexy. S tretch y our wirrings being shocking. I about this, food. She si from eating “dog food,1, even c/iofo^isr. Ques\lestions of general PISCES (Feb. 19.p19-Mar. 20): T be A. I wouldn’t wony at subsequently told m e. fj-, xifore die dn* is over. utions are that while s though dog and child wen2re also interest may be fee sent to him a t y : You moon in your signign for th e early but certain precautii e she might have con- th VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22): \ ,) Obviously, cem s a bout sharing bacteria. He tells pp^ aren ts Affirmative Pan’tinmting, 1020 East ire relationship-oriented ninow, part of the day malmakes you even called for. (See below.) 0 ut the condidons under sh ing harm to which some to make sure their childrencn have 86th Strcct,Sf, Suite . 26B, whervhethcr j'ou are seriously invohDlwd more sensitive md and skittish than dog food is not causing ne dog food is manufac- to lalth. She’s tured-thes; no access to chunk dog)g food fndianaijolis, ImInd. 46240 and at his o)r r ssingle. Your charism a and st)i>t)ur gendcness been sharing your dog’s lower - there are no b< eig h t m onths now a ndd slshe’s none ingredients ’ and to make surc that thele dog’s mond.com/ somiome time to come, diough1 diei and vulnerability/ arare enchanting Its in dog food that ' ar nexlext few days are not th e best;st to and unlikely to bringringhcanadie. .It’strickj[y Teststs ______Continued fror I “As admissiissions criteria ut from E l }upi Boise State, tc!test scores get one- ' schools - w How Idaho sta c k s knowing will be more immedi- wciglit,” Fortin said. ” ate. Startin Average composite scores b>y y state. : th ird of th e we: ting in March 2005, a “The high schschool transcript is iH o f revam ped tt 200 3 ACT-tcst graduates: 1 test will indudc a writ- State Kof Avererage tw o-thirds.” , A g t t , mg section: in sim ilar to th c current Kraduste* comifliposUe C arolyn Watt^atts, a counselor a t ;where it’s^ SAT n Wr ^Vridng Test, requiring te ste d MOf« « - T FH S, th in k s a sense of perspec- PRI^ESS p] fUDI : - , DEAR EDITOR; OneI n e c a n s a y to identify errors of Idaho 60% 21.2L2 tive is badly o;overdue on collegc ,whert i belong- W f U UIBIEjUKMIIS ■ ; or write “I know whatat iti is" but -, „ improve sentence Nevada 34% 21.3p assessm ent testests. • not “I know what it’s.”i." JSince th e and “ compose a short Utah 67% 2 i.3L.3 “Your test: scscores aren’t m ake ^ B ook JcI a n u a r y 2 6 — 3 0h , j2 0 0 4 . - ^ contraction “it’s” equaluals “it is” Oregon 12% 22.6-•6 or break,” shehe said. “Obviously, ^ Sail April12004-2005 andI nreceive... t (doesn’t it?), why th e difdifference? irrent verbal section of Montana 52% 21.7 it’s importantIt tot do well on th c NSIDE,NJ. tlie s a t ™ Washington 16% 22.S - S.E., MOUNTAINS will become a critical •5 S A T o rth e A C,Cr, I but that isn’t the ^ •Reduced deposifto$li1 0 0 pp* $25pp on boorloord credil : D EA R S.E.: To ans\nstver your masoningg section, and thc Wyoming 62% - 21.4 whole picturjure and colleges ; paren th etical question,n fitst-yes,fi e™phasisini in the m ath section will National 40% 20.G u n d e rsta n d thaiiat.” • Coupon BookIiklel wiltl over $ 1 2 0 valueje • the contraction “it’s”” isij equiva- n quantitative compar------1 • An assessmcment test is a snap- .nhhuliopI oppUwlo new bookings only. )rnnvithout tsonstoadv len t to “it is.” T he form idvanced algebra. ^ A tkinson echoed long-st{standing -shot of knowledledge and capability, 'is the pos. What pie CA U O U R PIPRINCESS EXPIR1KTS: an apostrophe, “its,” is prompted the changes? complaints that thc SAT isis 1biased a n d will stillil beI so even w h en . sessive of the pronounin “iC“ as in everybody agrees that ci nts and writing skills; playpl a bigger role in paw.” Many the catalyr toward minority student : “T he cat licked its pav ilyst was a threat by ignores tc intelligence th a t isn’tisi ver- the tests. : people find thc missinging apostro- Umv^ityty of Califomia presi- i£ “Kids todaylay have a lot of an apostro- dent Richai bal. • phe confusing, since an liard A tkinson two years b “If somebody in Idahiiho had stress,” s h e addidded. "They should- ’ phe normally precedesie s th e pos- , ago to stop jp req u irin g th e SAT for made those complaints,ts, they n’t put unreasoisonable pressure on : sessive suffix “-s” (“George’s (“ admission t 1 n to Berkeley. n snored,” themselves ovew er these tests.” i i i ina______would have been ign . TtmtttiMefttlo MPkuc OfUtififttt ; car,” “ th e cat’s tail” ).). Possessive P ■ “The Col -oUege Board (the non- Davenport w said. . “The AACT is ------; pronouns, however,baveav en o a p o s- profit asso< sodation that runs the Bmuch morc of a West1 Coast, Timcs-Ncwss uwriter Steve C nim p j v J • trophe ("yours," “ours,'ITS,” “hers,” SAT) isUl an East Coat institution n can bc rcachahcd at 735-3223, or ^ d o m in ated M idwest test.” 1 6 0 2 n d S t . W.A/. •IW InFalls, ID 633301 0 1 “ theirs,” "its"). ed by Ivy League N uired at u;rire (o/n’m ut.at strump®magicval------1 schools,” s The SAT is sdll requii Vhll our W ebilff t www>4wciy«trovrefiflenopause (up to age 35).>). gfcatvIt you look on thc outside, heart E vent e infomiation on women in Pre _ c a n strstrike on thc inside. Readers moy .ly, it doesn’t Pen-Merr i r\/lenopause. lenopause (age 30 to 55), a n d fWI ■Red Dress" is a red a le r t to lake tak hcirt id right. P T h e 'R l rfiig timptomt: ase seriously. 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------S t (d o r k R e ePORT — I Benjamin Alanm ISnarr of Twin Magiclc Valley Regional To announce a birth Falls, was bo m1 ThThursday, Jan . 15, Send a copy of Uic birth ccrt Meiledical Center 2004! c ale to: Miraiida MacIac Montgomery^ cMaBBy Cormorr MatthewA FHck, son of Jami Wtiltcd daughter ofI Doreen Mae M aiy EUenlen and David Andrew The Communily Page Montgomery and Clayton Jc!>se Frick of TWin T FaUs, was bom • The Times-News f?|yBSg Monday, JaiJan. 12,2004. . CogUanese of Jerome,Jer was bom P.O. Box 548 "Ihyten.L,Lany GUlette, son of Thursday, Jan. 15,15.2004. 0 '’’^ i Twin Falls, ID 83303 ind Larty Facer Gillette Dcvln W ray^ -Levings, -L son of ' Crystal and Or fax to: 734-5538. •r of Gooding,(lg, w as bom'W ednesday, Amanda Jean and D am ien Wayne Deadline: noon Tuesday for - m t Jan. 14,200:004. Lcvings of TWinrin ]Falls, was b o m Sunday's paper: and noon Andreww Paul 1 WUiiums, son of ^ Saturday, Jan. 17,:17.2004. Friday for Tuesday’s paper. JUI Lynnin and, Monte Paul Moro Informotion? Jesus Antonionio Ortiz, son of WUIiams of TWin FaUs, was bom Maria Concepdonnon and Jesus Ortiz Call 735-3278 K pEnH Wednesday,lay. Jan . 14,2004. ______I of TWin FaUs, was w a bom Sunday, n A ndrew A rrington, son m . R iieben A yee and Jan. 18,2004. ^ I p l of Jam ie R;Rae and Howard Rusty daughter d of Juanita Joye Arringtonn oof TWin Falls, was bom Kelsey K Cole Prcstidi of WciVendeU, _ , _ Wednesday,lay, Jan. 14.2004. wwas b o m Thursday, Jan. 15,5,2004. Cassiaa RegionalR M S I Edwardd Jose. AguUar, son of lyson Lce Smith, son olof A m y Medical;al Center ' i f '■ ^ ^ ^ - t -rf— '/ K ath erin e Sm ith of Buh:m l, w as , E sm eraldala iand Alejandro Aguilar K h Lamb, son of bom Thursday, Jan, 15.200'^ 4 Eric Joseph I of TWin Foi]"alls, was bom Tliursday, b pfattLamb of Burley, Hannah Grace Snuir, Above. Castleford High;h SchoolS students whosa scriptipt promoted the asset, 'BondingJing to School,* a re , from left,, frontft row: Seth Blako, Neww K iwanis ME^iMBERS Jordan K u n k eljan e t HurlHurlty, Cerra G udensu a n d Chrisiris Lampson; middle row: Blake'ike Turner, Carl Kennlson and S< back row: Unda KIssIngenger snd school counselor, Qelaelanne Choate. Below, Cam as Countyr HighHl{ School s tu d e n ts w hoseI script sc featured the asset, ‘Cuituultural Competence,' are, fromn loft,I front Ronfrow, I Newiw nm em bers w ho have row: Richie Dukes, Aubreibree Carlton, Allzabeth Stewarlrart, Brandi Qlll a n d B randon ReeFreeman; back row: Jeramlah R( ien.lnductod.Into.the______cnoisi tJennettrtrecfrerlrerflBckrShhmerrCltTTtrChufrW^^Nat•-l)alln^Tfav^*-Krame^en(}•;nd-iesse-Lomons.------R uperip e rt Kiwanis Club Includelude from left, Jason Merrillerrlll, Diane Newman andid KathyKi A rritt. R ight Is ' R uperipert Kiwanis President elanie Irlgoyen. I - • & - ; '■■X p fc W m k 'Y V c ' V '( r f l wcwrtMjtiAucttoioa i l i l M M L m Hh Schololarships aiire availabltie to 4^H inelembers livestock project and BURLEYEY - H igh school stu* T h e Id a h o 4-H Endodowment County 4-H live letcd at least four dents activen has irorked and volim- S anta a n d a cancer w alkJk. weeks in Ecuador,, as Orphanage ' teered wwilh diildren, teaching K ing is 2002 graduatete o f Burley Ky. They^competed coi against 28 SuMort Servicesi Organization0 sivimminiing, working w ith a n ele* High School and hass attended other teamelams from across the vQimiteers. n tentaryy ;sdiool reading program Boise State Universityty. S he country..A At t Louisville, they They traveled therecre Jan. L and coac)aching little league. She \vorked with children1 ini churdi rvcd on student coundl in gave a prespresentation In front of Jumlc Ilaascn., ddaughter of und community setting.s,;.s,isacerti* hool and in p o sitions in her Judges, They also took tests Gary and Colleen>n Hansen of hjgh^» fied nursing assistant, is activc . Hansen is a 2002 g rad u ate cjoumalism knowledge Rupert; Andrea Clor:iarii, dnugliter church. H her church, and dur high. on basic 5 ico Higli Sdiool a n d a ttend- lin g . All four m em bers of Lindij M atthew s of Rupert und ofMinico scliool was an activc m em b er of and editing, noise; and ed Bnghigham Young University- . Jo h n C lark o f I the iDdeo team , FFA an(nd 4*H. takeajourrloumalism c lass a t Stephanie King, daufiuigliier of Cory Idaho inin IRexburg. Orphanage Support-t Services ^ Shoshonele HIHigh School and write fintl Vicky Kin§ of Dtirlcy, w ill C larkk isis a 2003 M inico g rad u ate ; Organization is a in o n p ro fit Carl and Karla; and bronze awanwards by Anna and Dan. spend time assistinging in orphan- and atteItended Brigham Young ation based tor the papeiper. War WhoopsI Individually,ly, slivera awards were won by Ca iigcs in Cuenca1 and Quito Universirsity-Idaho in Rexburg. She! humanitarian organizad I^ iu d o r, two o f the tll country’s has workiirked with people with dis- in R exburg. i 1 ------cC o m m u n iITY i EVENTrs — — Serm C E N E Wm ----- lours in d assroom a n d ------nhance general Internet on Feb. 4 at the Jerorome High' tcst-rcady/ “ screenplay)”’ and Trydn'completes -...... - ...... num erous hour pSI offers computauter a ls o -c n h fiddassignmerments, which induded oich as how to bro w se m ore School. F o r m orc informmation call “Genre Sereaeenwriting (Romantic basic Marine training6 learning firstst aid,a uniform regula- Workshops for senieniors, S /cly, use more advanced e* 324-8137. Comedy/Cor^m cd y ).” )st is $160 if th e eight* Marine Corps ^ 1lyier J. tions, combatibat water survival, [w in FAUS-TillTlie Collcgc of m ail fcaicatures, experience user Partidpants are encoiMuroged to The cost ss is tak en on campus, Tiyon, son of Regina T■Tri^n o f m arksm anshipship. hand-to-hand S outhern Idaho willvill offer zero- groups aand r chat room s, dow nload attend the state debatee o n M arch week dass ligh School the Schubeibert Theater, 402 Main M ount V em on, Wash, ammd Larry combat andid aj sso rted w eapons crcdit seniors’ compimpuler das^s softwarere iand morc. T h e d a s s will 12-13 a t th e Skyview Hi) :ate specch St. in Goodi)ding, and $ 1 2 0 if token Hooper of Burley, has cotomplcted training. Theyhey performed dose [ 0uring Febniary for:or those inter* b e h e ld•Id from 6*9 p.m. on in Nampa and the stat lach dass wiil start Feb. 12 weeks of basic traininiing at the order andtnd operated • as a small, (s te d in learning variirarious comput- W ednesdisdays, Feb. 4 to M arch 3 in competition April 16-11-17 nt the Ead M arine C ^rps R ecruit Dcjicpot,San infantry unitit during dl field training, ^r skills in a hassle-sle-freo setting S hields5 R' Room 101 a t CSL 'n ie cost- Jerom e H ig h SchooL irc information, chcck Ehcgo, C^alif., which is desi‘Signed to T \ ^ n andid Olher c recru its also' ■nd without the pnpressure of a is $60. For morc informat “■io". o>*rs-3school's Web site at ch^enge new Marine• :recruits received instruction inst on . the f e d e . F or moinore inform ation, o r to reg- D iaheW olf at 375*7027. iemstatescoUcgc.com or www.wester b o th p h ^ c a lly and m entsttaUy. M arine C orps)rps’ core values of “ “C om puters fo r SeniorsSei I” will ister, call1U732-G288 o r 732-6290. ,, ^ caU 733-769!695. T\yon is a 2003 gradiduate of honor, courageage and commitment, Jhow computer basicasics ot a slow Western States Collillege Mount Vcmon High SdiocooL and what thele ww or^ mean in guid- and easy pace. The be coursc has AsSOClffilatlon holds speech, teaches screenwritlting Store holdjids candy making In addition to the p ^rsical con* ing personalj aan n d professional con* been espedally desig nu scroon- !xt month ditioning program , T^jxiiron spent duct {^rs who want to get i debate]e Judge training GOODING - Soveni class nexI {{oroputersbutfeelan. a need to build JERO^OME - Tho Idaho High1 writing dasses' ore beinang offered TWIN FALLSFA - Kitchcn Magic extra confidence toDgoahcad.Thc gc School ActivitiesA Association isI at Western 'States OCoUogo- of in the Ijnwnv/ood Shopping Center Rills will tcach how to w ill b e h eld frofrom 9 ojn. to conductii:ting training clinics for Performing Arts, a n : o n p ro fit in TWin R il m ake Valenlentinc candy, induding Puppet show he fcoon on Saturdays,lys, Feb. 7 to hig h schcchool speech and debate organization. llie instructor is She:icny Cann, roses fiUedled with caramcl and )la r c h 6 in S hieldss RoomR 101 o o j u ^ e s . : o d e a l leader of the Idaho chapapter of the ValentinoI diocolate.d ^ children learn to the CSI campus. Tteehe co« Is $60. T h e debatedel clinic, instructed by (e e n w ritc rs , "Hie classISS will b e h e ld from 5-7 I “Seniors on tbe: IiInternet," for Hm NevtEviUe, will b e g in a t 6 ^ American Scrci w ith bullies. ird-winning pjn. Feb.6 6. .The cost is $5. Those . ieniors with prior conw m putcrexpe- o n Ffeb.J. <4 at the Jerome HighI Assodation and awan , Fbr morc information, caUI screenwriter. interestedi area encouraged to pre* Hence, help scmotssei spend School R y F e b .5 . surfing the 578-5020. Offered are “Screenvnw riting 1 0 legisterbyl ool D aysT^^H I jim e in fo rm ally si W- basics),” For m orere information, coll 733* M onday In Scho help of a toux Thespespeech dinic, in stru c ^ by { leam th e Intemet with the hel “Screenwriting 202 (wrvrite a con- 4285. I ^de/instnictor. TTusIlls dass will Scott Burlurton, will follow a t 7 p jn .
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ACROSS . r r 1 Pul Into oHico 6 Slombofod - r r w72 ' m : 11 ■Foinando'singois weath1 ler^ • iS Onontal nutsomaxl ^ 3 frormtheI cold . : 19 Big namo in nowsfoolj ■ If you live in a colder climate, ~ ; 20 Vowols ■ w inter brings thle e ith re a t of frozen What goo;eod I : 21 Popular potticonl S labrtt pipes, cars thatI tdon't start, and a t risk. E specially ff, are cats, anyinyway? j ; 23 Potonlial oak 3a 44 puts p ets a t great ■ 24 Heart ol Franco __ outdoor pets. once hfld a Chicncogo ccab drivor ». I vetofinary , ' 25 Tension toliovois ^Is la ^ T T ^ j p ^ 49 M pick llic up Irom n vet ik tno. ‘Ooc, j 26 OW-limo nc«055 — Housing convcniion and nsk tn MiiWi r ■ v.tint flood arc cats?*?* ! 28 Tablo tonnis ' ■■ p r * 5 ^ ” __ , C ats and dogs;s rn e e d protection __ With a imlrk oo hil faceciall; come v.li(!rt they're cnilccalled, don't . 5 33 r^odymodilator eT" > ■“ de electric bucket heater o 35 Grnnd . their own. AlthiIthough dogs do made remove things, ana wonwon't toscuc . } jU pr” OJ oo nal body tempera- birdbtd b ath deicer. M ake sure il a s ; admiier ol cals i Nalional Park ■ 79 71 m ain tain a nom ia •' you, BeiriR lH)1h an adrti ' 37 Codoolconoct I tu re th a t’s a couplLiple d e g re e s high- wrappIpped cord that prevent and dogs niy opiwsitionition w as (utiic, !, conduct ■ “ |69 ~~1 “™ 78 7 79 er than humans'.s', we still have to chewii!wing, I'm proud to report that it's not } - : 39 Prolontlous porson . _ give them sometn e help to stay onl,-dogs that save: croaturoscre. in | 41 8oarljlio - ” | M | b5 ' (Jisliess. Recently, a catca lallied tho , • . 45 Artilafl • warm in cold wea•eather. Wlnt«nter walks 31 02 —“■ ■ ■ ■ B r ' ------S ta rt with a sns m a ll, cozy, msu- roscueis and smcd) a fellowti croa 1 46 R. Roagar^'s - 07 ■ ■ s o " Bl Ceeping pets inside durin; Stn/ Wars ■ lated dog house.se. Bigger is not ^ 1,111 lute ftom diowninR, d w eath er prevents wind chil urton atid j . 48 Siagod ea “M ” ” H | ------better! lhe housnise needs to be jjndJ frostbitef to ea rs and tail Qardanen Adilon Burto 51 Worn-out pioco “ °- t a p 3 “ Karen Lewis ol Gloucesucestojshito. 1 ____ small to trap andnd hold your dog’s cn temperatures drop. Cat ol cloifi ‘ ■ England, biought thoirloir liltle-lilacKI ■ ToT 10?) body heat to helpJ p W t a ™ ™ ! best kept inside when it get 52 By my lowosi and while cat Puss PussPus alonf, to ’ t c ^ M T o T . __ through the nighight It shou d bg illy cold, as a re m ost small an< ostimalion _ — ■ “ ■ ■ i o r work with them. Whilelile theyt worked •.5 4 Highlandgarmonl ■ ju st large enoughe h for y our clog to irt-haired dogs, But even ii ■ \ in the gardens. PussisPuss Pl 1 57 Atlirmatrvo volos I 10* tSn^W Too" 107 stand up, tumI ;i around and lie 109 no 111 ■ p r d weather, bigger, hardie cd. She started j 58 Shirool'Rocky" " down in comfortiirt,ably. Tho houso Iii'i betam o very agilatcd. ! riT n H ” ■ loor dogs need outdoor walk. ^ meowingnndctyinf,i an(aiidd.ishing 60 Gonotlc Icltors IIIIIIIliTBHtTO 121 1 122 can be homemadtade. b u t n e w msu- • 61 Abftors 7TT ’ n7 entertainment and excicisi back ond fotih butwoon^eon the gar • ____ lated plastic mcmodels available wiien 62 Formor Sov. unit ien dog-walking in a winte dcners and ihe.swiniiniiiimmg pool. ^ ■ i » lo d ay are ine:ncxponsivc and 63 Doadly poison '' hderlaitd, dre.ss short-hairei Finally they imestifiatoc;alod Iho pool 64 Tho Magi, o.g, - — designed especiaC ially for comfort ly family members in warr to sec wMal W.1S causinlusing hor dis 67 Hurting tho mosi ■ in cold weather. . sweatfiaters (as mudi a necessity' a tress. ineyM 'ti' siirpri:irprisod witli 63 Wohh wormor------L ■ " • I _____ P u t th e housee inii a location out _ ixuryJ.AlcaslLshQUldjMLCorTJfH: ------whai lliey lound, IlietL*lere was a ------72-Jac*«i Haps------”(C (C}2004Tril!unoMo halfbackcl IIOGoosocty Calondar abbr. 88 Garlic soclli drafts. iter strops, which were actuactually Keep- ] 83 Raxliko libor DOWN 40 Co Os ' 111 Apost-millonniur )ecially in o lder anim als. Afte Andos tubor 69 Giants halft If it gets reallyilly cold, bring all 1 85 _-on-scono 1 , Anti-pollution grp. 42 Voi sualtios grp. yonr ralk in the snow, make sure yoyou Ing him from dfowninR,ling, Dut ho Con with handles tho -50s p e ts into th e hou:ouse o r ta k e them j, 86 Box-ploatod 2 ' Fronch lako 43 SciVoryangry 91 Warcasual'ntocilous 113 Actress Daly I all th e clum ps of ice and snoilow v.ouldtt'1 have Kisted:d longlo if 1, ;o 115 Hawaiian Island garmoni ' 3 • Sclioolboys’lapois" 44 GhScn;ns 95 Acut&infoc ^ som eplace to ble e Iboarded! [ of Iheir feet, especially fuzzizzy Dution and Lewis, load by Iheir | ] 117 Ultlmato degree 90 Modoraio In tempo overlap - 47 AGivo r on disoaso Ladies and getS entlem en, "D on t ing kitty Puss Puss, hadn'tidn'l come lo ; iltivo 119 Eur. carrior Ited dogs. Consider buyin 92 USN big shot 4 , Sothoby's rivai 49 24-A majority olV 98 Oecoits f start your engine: )wn iiis tescuo, 93 UoamonarcJi . s 121 Neighbor ol Syr. .ijooticoties. Afterward, wipe dow 5 Camper's quarters 50 Bi(24.hr. Inlo stn. 100 01 primitive , ■ C ats crave waiwarmth. Cats will j , em- Move over laiile nntJntJ RinF Tin Tin. { 94 IBM units 6 ( U.S, dolonso grp, - 53 Loi rot, 122Sporconlagos gs’ feet because salt and clien Brow In a bag groups sometimes creer;ep into a warm , icc you've got feline comptimpariyl I 98 Shnkospooroan 7 ; Conductor 55 01Load players 102 Gos: prot, ,1s used to melt snow and ic lorosi Stokowski 58 Vo ihN placc that couldId cost them their 1 jj,irritate footpads and can b e *------97 40lhpfO5idom 8 i MacDonald's rolrain 59 FicVocaiisi Vikki | s |» | 3 |s in w m pj lives; car engine;nos. To picvont a, cic. Don’t use salt or dicmicaJ;als that others aren’tii't always as; 99 Clod 9 ( Putverizes 63 Hi(Floral ring F r ! f; l l B pardon the purlun, cal-astropho dog p ens or play areas! knowledgeable or concon-scientioiis, • lot Somewhat stocky tok 'Faihers and Sons' 65 HoHighland topper ■iy thump on yourlur hood several 103 Extreme writer 66 Va Hospital pros ■ I p m o y vppl times to fri^itenten away a hiding QfoO lOeLong-windod 11 1 Height; prei. 67 OuVaJd'_. Franco o w 0 r p i a ooming Poisons lOSKenyatia 12 i; Musbergoror 68 Bo 2 0 3 cat. Dutch painter r U KKeep et the hair between yotour Cold weather bringrings a trenien-j ol Konya Scowcrolt Bonnettof R p P ort, dous increase in lhethe ntiinber of| t090(aunito( 13 i; Tommytoll 69 Fo g’s toes and pads dipped shor Random Houso r r r S Food and waU ool. dogs and cats beingng poisoned| by rosistnnco 14 1- Literary collodion 70 Ford Bo or McRanoy P r cn w ith th e b ottom of th e foo t120lamalnroad 15 11 Delon and Prost 71 Bookkeeping As abbr. 1 i mH Outdoor dogs•s ineed morc caio- \viienlien hair is left too long, snonow ral anil inniise baits ba as ihel 114 Lion'scdll 16 II Port young 72 Assumed Tyi names ■ 1 1 | i rie.s in th e win/inter to produce cks to it, forming ice balls arand rodents come into[o garages and', 116 Long-timo woman 73 T,pool.dip!o^ Bo ? l r 7 5 | Tmy] body heat, so increase the ;o , reduces traction, making,g it hom es in search ofif fi)food and shei-; Cowt»ys'coach 17 1' Pot builder 74 Cli ~rt u amount you feeded y o u r p et. Indoor and r. If these produciducts must be; 118 NYC itioalof awards 16 ti Pianist Myra 77 SH sier for your dog to slip ar M 0 p ets, on th e otheher hand, may get l „ i lhat used on premises; thatth,^ have pets.' 120 Playlul prank ■ • 22 2 Sturdy taco-ups 78 Hii irt himself on the ice. Nails th n tlie cold months, n, a veterinary, .. 123 Beginning 27 2' Easyletiofs? 79 Hj less cxercise in t c too long also reduce tractiction' Dr. Steve Hansen, i : fewer calories to j . 124 Part ol Iho SOS' Inclined 8t M(Ei?" 0^ ^ and will need ft id splays the toes. This allo\lows toxicologist and director d in of lhe Ca/pathians 31 3 Atomlzofs 62 Sti TpTdl avoid weight gain.ga Notice that ‘ow to pack up between themm. ASPCA Animal Poi:Poison Contnil 125 Bank |ob7 32 3: Narrow ridgos 84 OrSrociyD«n album l = T T 3 5 ' anial your skin is d rierier a n d fla k ie r dur- Center wwv.apcc.asir.aspca.org, ec-; Or,.olAj.s.l p s J ii: I ing the winter?r? Your pet’s skiti , rtlfreeze ,,, om m ends they beL- vcvery carefully m ay dry out, too,)0 , c au sin g h is coat . _ located out of reachich io r placed in to lose insulatinting abiUty. If you EviEverybody has heard about tl specially inaile coincontainers iliat ------notice flaking sk in (“ doggie dan- dang0)^ i lifi;-''' ■ effects of coldI temperaturesn are littletie as a teaspoonful can ki pet ly. helpful mannerr toto ils caretak- N ikki Suent of their daughter, M f l magnified byI d i eh y d ra tio n . A (depce p ending on th e size of th e p. i an er, or notify your localloc policc or ‘ Daisher, sone Geist, to Miles E. '’.j bowl of frozen w;w a te r cannot help - or)r cchild). Sym ptonis include r lk:*' anim al welfare agenc;en ty Ignorance I :.; Ellen Daishon of Philip and Mary 4 a thirsty pet.t. Check outdoor appe;ipearance of "being drunk ing, is curable by educalii:aiion, ■ > m Calif. isher of Penn Valley, f w ater, bowls frc636 Polellne RoaiDad \ 81810lhAve.E. 7 p.m. Jan. 30 at the Idate? R oselandC r 'T w in Falls . 733-1000 \ ' Jerome 32324-2593 C iT : Time to llquldi C iy ^ Ballroom in Filer. :Use The Times- S 5 S Z Marketplaci dd!R f£istryi(\ classifieds too turn av To adoertise In thefie Bridaf Directory possession ivailable at Z s a l l 7353 5 -3 2 1 9 Into cash.n. . ^ uuodj. MMS)J • - 1 ldJwAn,Bntoy»«7t-lS54 L ( t m ; y. 735-3242 t e n a______i vtennial E/fiton MrpniaS. h T hhe c Times-Ncws S uunday, i January 25,, 2 0 0 4 ____ _ P a n e K - 6 Bridd a l d ri•ess, COoncertt w e a r^ H a U (loweeiIC O S tlume Show off Lace-cov)vered . K heirloom clothing OU Inherit dothing -p er- r i s Ts a a‘1 d re ss, h a t or military g o w n SUIurvives ^ unifomiom i - from an eatly Magic sident? S »4<«ws plans a feature on its first centuryC( p | historical clothing that - in p a sse d down through By Virginia S. HutchIIchlns ^ leneratlons In Magic TlmefrNew» writerir______W j l l l l I have your special piece :cal clothing considered TWIN FMXS -!- In junior high !Bture, p le ase send a let- O’Dell wore the nalH o Virginia S. ' school, Virginia O’; T l» T lm e * « * lace-covcrecl skirtirt of her gnmd- the newspaper's lal editor. mother’s weddiniling dress one have beenpc H allow een. II: Attn. Virginia Hutchins. O’DcJl stilJ mnninn-el.«. S h o ask-v Js-News, p a Box 548, ' How many womenlen would allow a 5. ID 83303 wedding dress to l>e p a rt of a . for the featuiAll: g ran d d au g h ter’s; cocostimie? ^ ter or frfnalltnaglcvalley.com But thc dress,;s. it seem s, was ^ Hutchins, the m eant to Iw w omm anda loved. Centennialt t e e r or •^ nall, consider ' O’Dell's paternal■nai grandmother, lg these questions: irricd I'.F Bracken < J ^ - . 4 A dda Taylor, m arrii The Dmes-Nik) you know about the a purdiased dress in 1885 w earing a p Twin ibrlc. construction and draped in unusualiually lovely lace. • B y » m a ll: /: The 20-year-old AddaAc diose long vlrglnia^ag« « tho original owner7______------grsvenm nucrrhciliv lluufiiU iirtep I Magic Valley dld'that per- length sleeves. In your le?tte W r hen did hc or she TTie dress wanIS later I remade - answeringthe item of clothing? How tion of a wide, with thc additio: related to the person? tucked waistbandnd and the short- • W h s td o y i I have a photograph of the cning of sleeves amand lace overskirt - for o ne of A dda’sla’s vocal concerts. owner wearing the Hem of .which you wculd allow the • O ’Dell, a retiri!tired Twin Falls > W h o w « » t )er to publish? , teacher, doesn'tt rcrcmember wear- Where in Ma ing the bodice; iiin junior high. son live?emotional Wh Importance E ven then, she! said,si her grand- acquire the5 item tiold for you? mother’s weddinpiing-day size was UHUTtMmi are you le Hem be en diffleutt to sm aller th an h eir r own.o' • Do you}? hir W hat condition Is It in? ns moved from I pitcher collection at right was i The Brackens ginia O’Dell of Lvin Falls holdss ththe wedding dress her grandmImother, Adda Taylor Bracken,I, woreh In 1885. The antique pit original ownido you plan to do with the : K ansas to "Rvin FaUs Fal in 1 9 1 3 - h e ''Ifgin rt half were then given to other I )ell's grandmother, who.bullt.theIhe collection to more than 43010 pitchers from around the worirorld before her death. About hi •ntually? first, to set up a brandib of Idaho O’Dell I to 39S pitchers. newspaper d she .late r in ilie membmbers, but In O'Oell’B care thee mainm collection has regrown ti I State Bank, and sl • W h a te m a year, with several>ral o f th e ir chil- drcn.T hey lived1 in a n ew house on ^ B I I I I I H the Itei IOth A venue Nortliirtli. cmi/T>»T^mi * Has tb e Hi I InT w in Falls, AdA dda B racken dis- , .l a r t .d b y tingiiishcd herself:clf by lead in g the I group of local wowomen who knit socks, ^ o v es, h aits ts a ; n d tlie like for servicem en in botlM th world wars. “One she hatedcd tto do w us stum p socks.” O 'D ell said O'Dell keeps a ni ew sp ap er clip- ping about herer grandmother’s i 1945 communiiyly iaward, recogniz- ing m ore th a n 3,0i3.000 h o u rs of knit- ting for th e R edd CCros.s. After her fatheiJtcr's d e a th , O'Dell j - with her motheiiic r und brotheiB - Adda Taylor, at age lived with herr vwidowed grand- •m other. T he wedi/edding dress Is a I H 2 0 , manied F.F. memento of a w om an O’Dell j ^ B Bracken on June 7, remembers withith ^bvious fond- K|B 1885, In the ness, Midwest. The couple □y h a v in g it and RH k "I just enjoy moved to TWln ftlls knowing about: her,"h< O’Dell said. In 1913. O’Dell has two> daughtersd and a son, so th e 18855 dressd will stay in th e family. C lolhing is a1 taitangible heirloom 1 that preserves: a connection to • ancestors, saidd Ken Swanson, museum admini;inistraior for the -I Idaho S late Histoistorical Museum. “It’s very concommon to have Nffl clothes from aI past,p; generation,” Swanson said,d. They survive W because “nobody>dy wants to throw them away.” A nd historicalal ddresses, suits and o th er clothing, iiliri priv ate ovmer- : .,V , ship aa* seldomTl displayedd as pho- j tographs andI cother heirloom objects are, he said. Instead, |i|| they’re kept ina ddosets or irucks, |H away from damaimaging direct sun-. light a nd dust. (Al(Abrasive d ust th at H | | settles on old textiles te cun work UHUt itself betweenn thei fibers and t.F«M I ie wedding dress was Irter remaimade for one of Adda Taylor GraIracken's vocal b reak them downiwn.) Tha < nire if you tried to dean ivas added and tho sleeves weretre shortened, a s p ro fit-o- o r throw n away.' • Swanson said, Most commonori am ong d o d iin g concincerta. A tucked waistband was )ell said, “it would fall “That^ai's No. 1. That^ usuallylly Museums would rath items passed onin ias heirloom s arc (ye||ell as the lace overskirt. w hat ha[lappens,” he ^d . , , dirty old dress th an om spedal-event we:wear such as wed- worn th e heirloom clcclothing goes. If youDU happen .to be a stuff-ff- by a well-meaning i ding suits, weddi:dding dresses, bap- handmd, was m ore likely to b e woi :-?/ews Business Editor lUt to- U nless the p e i^ nI ffinds som eone lad en cdescendent looking to d e a n a n d e n t fabric, Ihi C 'v ' and O lh e r religious outIt aand tu rn e d into riags, o r p u t i S. Hutdiins - sm nng also tismal outfits anc else in tlie family to c historical dothing to' a O'Dell^- heirloom is nilitary uniforms. use« I someone else. to bc caretaker, donate I tennial editor - can be clothing, and mili nson the chain of inhcritaitance is broken. museumim, don’t take grandma^ ■ trimk w h m it should r M caartMT i« vanm n t u « M FA “Those arc thh ce Ibig o nes that are But Bu once in a while, Swansc at 735-3242 or imily The old dothing mightu b c sold, weddingn g dress to a dry d e w e r .. ‘ Blit it.hos h ad no n said. said,id, someone in the fami “r m [email protected]. re kept,” Sw anson s: ff. So p v e n to a museumm or other non- “Thatat will probabty destroy it,"t," : at preservation. Everyday clothiathing, on th e o ther d era d ( d e s h e has too m uch stuff, i itherhavethe it," O’Dell jne desttt^d apart.” • ; attem pt -to ------g g p y j j g y g h e s a i d . . . 7Tmcs-Ne is ,kept ,in a Wrginia S .; Idn’t get w et. as Centent edal attempt rcached Merccury-4115 Yearsi and Go in rp n ifl@rong! m H distance and internal K B . ■ 7n I939».Edse! ford'si's ongino!c vision lot Metoiiy wosIOS (odded styling olong wilh 'impre >n of individuality. ■ jioise.'Today, Mercuitcijry conSnuas lo Jivs oislometsIts ddistindive styling, innovotivo f a IAS *2259( jing Stn A V E * 5 6 0 2 jfoved fidfl, hondling, stopping dliti mtftf J t 4 n Affl k* n fw*« aw.»% (Jew e *M « noinl PUm « nd Vdu» tn. KM Cf Ml H B 103!) MMflCury6ind2004Mefcu7SUil«.ac ^ 1 ^ " ahjres, along wilh an expression ol
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