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Peppe^rgrass]protect!don stilUpossibbie BU1 w o u l d r o)U the Fish and Wildlife Scrvicece T h e p la n t h a d b e e n ono n I'ish and badck fees on Judge rules Intericrior Department muilUst reconsider S iglybJS downplayed scientificlc Wildlife's radar since 220( 000. w h e n ence and enipliaslzed uncer-rr- the agency began pre]ireparing a V taking Idaho planimt off endangered speciessp Ust :ie.s w h e n it d c c id e d n o t to list1st dnift rule lo list it as endndangered. |^ || M tiic pilant. la r Tlie ruling was in favoror The agency’s director approvedap a UlLJb l i c l a n d s 1 eateiied in * ^ N A P ow Ido e n d a n g e re d speclcs.spi of Wcsii^estern W atersheds Project,;t, rule listing it as threai S taff wrttof______T h e p la n t withwil tiny while flow- which:h sued Interior Secretar>’r>’ 2003, hut reversed couourse after Imost exclusively in Dirk KiKempthorne and the I'ish ers grows aim I'* Plcaso seo PSOrecnON0N.P.E.A3 Crape)0 co-sponsor: bbiU . .A federal judge for thetlie District the Snake RlvaIvor Plain and on the and WWildlife Service over the of Idaho says the U.S.S. IFish and Owyhee Plateaieau. agency'icy’s failure to protect the V^dllfc Scrvlco m ust. rc / I’ederalal landsI. across the conntr>' ct:i o u ld y ' so o n hive a v e their fee structures done.• ::a\vay ■ with if Con'ongress approves a bill now | H S e n a te c:onimittee. o n K innviin as Ihe I'ee Repeal anil lixpaila n d ed ■ Access Act,\ct, the bill would repeal ceiX Ttain p o r tio n s> o f a p re v io u s a c t lh a t :ill(iwedjd fed- ^ eml landd aagencies to charge recreatiitio n al e r i d UVcx)llid access feesees and increase the fees chaiiarged m ler,S at nationaln a l pa rk s. T h e aiccess c c i fees started a s a "fee demo"dei progmni In ’ I ‘)‘jr> a nid d were \ eventually d o n e awway a; with in the Sawtoothh National ! Forest ■ V S in 2005,>, inI the face of increasingng resistance from recreation:onal users. Hut ^lA k_ ^ liJ L a c ro s s thlie e rei s t o f th e c o u n - CrapeipoI try, th e ability al: to charge s u c h fe e:s s w\v a s a d d e d in to la w in 200.'jj vw h e n it w a ss attached to the SeS e n a te Appropriatriations omnibus spending I)hill. It didn't receiiceive a full v o le In e ith e r c h a nm b er, and also:i overturnedo\ legislation abolislis h ln g fee d e mlO. o . I P le a se s e c BIU . Pa^>age A3 pisofdivisico n IF.CoilountyPaulsupporte ters. don’t: wwin single committittee leaders;rship position S. Hopkins ite r______ I orters for Presidential Candid ld a te in Paul. R-Texas, said they shoelook u p s w h e n M |*l iy after last week's elections i ided seven new members to l< th e tday afternoon at tbe com er of Slxi■Mb Aveay* West and Shotbooe Str ByJaredS.1 M«BkmoftkeTvlBF 6 TtoM)lwB,TWdFito.ld,ldai» A2 Friday, loM 6,2008 TODAY’S HAPPENjNINGS AHTSWIDIDEHTmr/UNMm T R rs t R idoys, Itvo bluegrassIS wwith Strings A ttkhcd, Eric Ettc f in g In Rudy's Uvo Kitchen, freec foodfo tasting and beverages sol g : idy's-A Cook's Paradise. 1 4 7 Mali/lain Avo. O R liM I Uio gla ss, 6 to 9 p.m .. Rudy': “ -Vic W.. Twin Falls, 733-5477. The Disabled Amoricsn Voteriterans Auxiliary public danco, 8 p.m ., O.A.V, Hall, 4 5 9 Shoup,oup Ave.. Twin Falls, $2 donation ^ a v r 734-5208. B f f l E m S; MAND FUNDRAISERS 11 *1 " « K \ Tho Mln^Cassla Relay Forr UfUfo, Rupert Square, 434-8667. ;opyc I [1 I. ■ “First Friday Dinner," d buffetiffet-stylo, traditional B asque meencal! C( sponsored t)y the GoodingI BiBasque Association, 6 to 8:303 0 p ,m ,. ' ■ Ki h Iih th e B asque CuUurol Centerer ata th e intersection of Highway;rays 26 and 46 in Gooding, generalal donationti of $14 (seniors cat f • $12). 208-352-4266 or 308-08-5051. ^ I Snaiio Rivor Bros Rally in tiiethe Valley at Murtaugh Lake Pa gate opens at 7 a.m., enlraniranco tickets $20 (includes camamping). I Proceeds go to help childrenren in th e Magic Vailcy and NortIDrthcrn c;limb(e r' I Nevada area. Roger at 539-519-5725 or Jeff at 404-6020. Two men1 scaleS' New Yoric sickyscraper ! i CLUBSJNDHD ORGANIZATIONS Frionds of tho Ubrary Aftemoimoon Book Club, discussion ofof-LOS barehande'led within hours olof each o th e r , | j M iserables" by Victor H ugo.:»o. 1 :3 0 p.m ., Burley Public Librabrary. 1 3 0 0 Miller Ave., 878-7708.08. By Matthew Sweene: b u ild in g itin the morning to and Maifene N aan«anes markWoritrid Environment Day |H || BEX HlBtTS amNewYork at the Unitlited Nations, telfing 2008 Collogo of SouthernI IdtIdaho AfumnI Show with w o rkk s s' of police tiialiat he picked the jilding because the M M Angela Kotona. Melissa Oet}t)cWieck and Adrianno Meckel. 99:: ;3 0 Ni-nA^YOUK — Iniwosepa- ’nines buil D.m. to 9 p.m ., Jean B. Kinging Gallery. Herrett Center for ArtArts ond ratt-* s tu n ts thlat a t had all the Ren/o I’ianano-designed edifice H H 11. Meanwhile. Clarke |H fl Scicncc. College of Southernlorn Idoho campus, no cost. 73232. addictive iialimaimarks of a viral was green, T-shirt tliat read K H 6 6 5 5 . video — cxceptp t iit w as live in w o re a 'J Artist's Atelier students oxtiiixtiiblt, display of variety of work;}rks in Midtown Manilaiiliatian — tw o “M a laria NN(o M ore.” fact tliat the illegal H H oil ond graphite created byly 2<20 ort students, 1 to 5 pm.,I., Lion'sL t u r n e d ’IluThe New York But the f currvd twicu in one |H |I G ate Gallery. 2 1 9 Main St.,t., FRler. (208) 734-3003 or Times buildingig into 1 a dare- climb occu [email protected]. devils' ju n g le gym gyi Thursday, day — atand received such iSBb - Opening reception for PioinIn AAir paintings on display throu(ough raising questionsjns about future widespreac:ad attention — m Bm site. niised commcems tiiat copycat BaCn June 12. 7 to 9 p.m., Arts5 CcCouncil offices and Main Slreei•eef se cu rity a t tiie sin m s w o u ld rc tu m . "‘IXvo Plaza foyer. 132 Main Ave.!. S.S., Historic Downtown Twin FallFalls, no Clarke. 32. of Brooklyn, daredevils \ used our lieadquar- ice wait to anres) Hey CUrka aa be reacba*i tiie roof of tbe New Yorkil’^ cost. (208) 734-2787. fiad been pfatinilin in g to c lim b c lim b e rs u.' th e b u ild in g forir twtv o years, siiid te rs b u ild inin g to m a k e p e rs o n a l Tlraesies tower, i boitn after a Frcncb tkjukyKraper climber scaled tbe midtowown frien d s w h o w atciatciicd and took statementsIts.” said Catherine MaabaDbattaa bDlIdlng asd wat arrested,id, Tlmnday1 ia New York. F E S n V AU lS i AMD BAZAARS p h o to s o f h im1. . Clarke C left his Mathis, Tin'imes' spokeswoman, Siuindi Dag Festival, Heyburnlurn Riverside Path. 679-4793.I- jt)b at 5:30 p.m).m., fueled by "Hielr llietlegal and iil-consid- saidd BarbamI Nadei. an archi-• announced lhal they W(w ere anger that houiours earlier, a ered actiolio n s ;l a •'< n d a u tlio r o f " liu iid in g’ ‘sliow iiig it o n a tim e-delay./, tth e GOVIDVERNHEWT i-rencii stuntmman ai known as jeopardizi z e d S e:uriiy: c u i Handbook forr obvious fear being thatI h e had scaled his their safiafety Archi:hitecturai I’lanning and1 would be seen falling toJ Ih is Twin Falis County commissioiisionors, 8:30 a.m.. courthouse.50. 4 2 5 "S p id e rm a n " h a t way barehandeiided up the andthes;ifiafety Dcslgsig n .“ deadi on live television. Shoshone St. N.. 735-1068.68. facade of tlie 52-slory52 ’ilmes of others. iW c \s Clarke made his ascent, C larke se e m e d to play too ihl e building. a re taiklng k i ndrcds of passersbyf media and the crowds, stc>top- H E flLT H A 1ANP_REC0VERY By 5:45 p.m.m. Clarke had steps to p rc - s topped p p in the strcels below, ping lo wave to employeese s in Fit and Fall Proof Exorclso9 Closs,Ci 10:30 (0 11:30 a.m... A{A geless h u g g e d frien dis s goodbye g and vent futiu u r e Te h e crowd gaped upward., th e bu ild in g a s h e c lim b e d . A t . Senior Citizens, Inc.. 3 0 1 MaMain St. N.. Kimljerly, no cost.t. 7737- begun the Jisceni:ent of tiie lad- occurrence IM »r1i half-fIf-fascinated, half-horrified. O lher tim es, h e slo p p e d tojr r e s t 1 h is ex liau sted a rm s a n d leg;?gs. 5988. der-like facadede of ceramic Tho Tin Robert Jniike Robert who had Fit and Fall Proof Exorclso□ Class,Cl 11 to 11:45 a.m.. Oakleikioy Fire bars. didnotelallabo- ■ clitnbinbed tlie Eiffel Towerr Both men were taken irin to Station, 3 1 5 E. Main S t.. OaiOakley, no cost. 737-5988. "I know iiimim well, and I rate on wh:?hat measures would amonlong odier high-rise struc-- p o lic e c u s to d y w h e n llie lli y ■Celebrate Rocovery, basedd oion tho 12 ste p s ond eight bibii'ibiical th in k it's c raizy,” zy ,’ said Nick be taken,a. Meanwhile, the tures,vs, Clarke had scaled the; rcached llie roof. Robert w as principles. 7 p.m. lesson andanc 8 p.m. gendcf-specific, operpen UuyJinikov. “Butut 1I love him. I police depepartment referred likesus of construction sites,. arrested on reckless endad a n - share groups. Cafe Agape,;, LighthouseLi Christian Fellowshipjhlp. 259 gave him a huglug and wished questionss about security at nothithing compared to the: gemieni and criminal iresp::pa.ss Main Ave. E., Twin Falls, daycfaycare available, 734-3916. liimiuck.” ' th e site to) tlth e pa p er. T imnes es building, said a friend,. c harges. Al-Anon/Alateon family groupoups. to help friends and familic:Hies of -n ii; c lim b e rsrs eeach reached "This prprobably raises the Monl>nlca Escobar. Charges against Clarke wi alcoholics, hot-line; 1-866-595-592-3198. th e ro o f a n d iiaa d ;a m e ssa g e o f b a r a littlitie higher for what '■Jews Ne\ c h a n n e is all s'w itched1 pending tiieouicomeofap:p sy . th e ir ow n. building ov>ovirners in M a n h a tta n th;ir e ir cameras to monitorr chialric evaluation, pollo lic e MMUSEUMS l Alain Robert,I , 45,4 sc ale d th e ita v e to b e Protectioi) n ______Continued fiw i pagB A l. - a g en c y e m p lo y e e s, leaping to the! defensede of the decision. ^No timeline is set TTONY EVAN (lie U.S. Air Force challcngiinged "The Court findsIs thati the small number•r oft ranchers forrevlsltin;ing the decision, he the ducision. Wcstcstern FWS's decision to to change witli cattle nearear tlie plants, said, Live! In Person Watersheds challcnyed] thetl .course based onI the t! new and said reasonalmable manage* Foss hlrilmself was men- pi re v e rsa l In 2 0 0 5 o n d1 thell information, withoutlut submit- ment pracUces:s wouldv m ^e tloned in tlthe decision as one rFRIDAY, l JU N E 113 agency began morc rescancarch ting it for review andind evalua- things better• for fc everyone of those BiU __ FATHER'S DAY\Y BREAKFAST Continued from page Al passed to thee Senate committee's couro u rt rig h t now ," n e e d e d anc,n d g o e s to g o o d u se . Saturday, Junee 14-7:301 a.m. S e n . M a x D au c u s, D -M Survtvor u n ReceptlOD: 6:00 - 7:007:( pm (Fri.) •Sur>survivors will be announced andid InvitedIr to walk the Ist Lap of thethi CollisionI ______------Relaiclay Continued fiw i page Al partially buried ununder the gency crews arrivedan Wheat it's nol1 clearc if Wheat had Stintirvtvor Qnllt B acket Raffle;le: 11:00 am (Sat)______iiel of lixplorer. An ini|nipression was lying on thetlie sidewalk. a pedestritrian green iiglu. right-front quarter panel II partlcipotlnB Survivors will havehav the opportunity to have remained Wlieat wasIS most i likely Pullln saidid P the Hxplorer. I’uUin said.d. from the impact ri onn individual il picture token wllhth theirt catcglver(si. Each im the store to ...... Afterward, the bike's baback between the Hxpiorer’s H> returning from ^ ’ ' . survlurvlvor will rccclve a 5 x 7 pictsicturc with options to pur- wheel was on tlie curb whwhile fender and its right-front rig her home Justst aa few blocks Cassidyy I-ricdnuin nitiy he ciiQshose more courtcsy of Ryan Thoirhomas Photography. the mangled front whi.vheel tire. north, her brother-in-law brti n a ch cd a ai t 20U-735-32-II or 9an H-fll begin taQIng pMuret atdi : 3:00 pm. Ffnt come, first and handle bars remainained Pullln said wheileii emer- James said. cfrlcdniamin&magicmlUy.cam. Sum'vnr Oii/ll Riif/fc licftds:s u’if/u’ be sold during Ibe M au la S l.O O m fi. Tfiesc liditls can (ar. Ibeii be placcd in ii iiKin/ifffi bucket. Eocii u’iK havee a mimber. a list ol sur\-ivor nuiufi Hit-and-rru n ____ and a rallle bucket. Rafjle Ifc/;-clsIkki (dll be plaied in l/ir l)ucl!el < w/it. Wf ii'i/l rtmtouiicf lAc n'liriiff Continued fn m page Al "1 d o n ’tt understand the the ifffu u’oiiM fifir lo win Hartford, with the capi mind-sett anymore.: It's kind city's biggest newspafp a p e r ofniind-bi•b o g g lin g . W e're su p - Shqq .blaring“SO INliUMANK” o n p o s e d t oI h e lp e a c h o th e r. You J W r G a s i the front page and the poi;police se c s o mebody e l fall, you wont HggiiuimiiBiiiim chief lamenting: "Wc n o to offer aa hI e lp in g h a n d ." *------longer have a moral coic o m - p a ss.’’ “We have no regard fo : r each other." said Chief Da Roberts, who on Wedncscc sd a y released the video in hoj of making an arrest inn tht e -accident that left Angel Ai .Torres in critical condition However. Roberts u ■other city officials baib a c k - tracked on Thursday. AfA fter Image taken from a tunnrelllaace rn video tbowt a man, np^ni I f I 9 j .in itially sa y in g h e w a s uin n st su re lower tijM com er oftbe tie frame a i a car bits bIm, lAay 30 ii ' whether anyone called1 99 1 1 . C o u . Tlie 78->e,M MI man i« was tossed Uke a rag doll byI a 1 •he and other city officiliclals dri.etcli.>Iegenelhtrcir car on tbe wrong side of the boty ci .appeared at a news confo n fer- .ence in wlUch they saidd tlthat or divert tnilTic unlilmil a police toidThellartfor fo u r p e o p le d ia le d 911 w.vithin itl cruiser respondinging to an didn't feel comfi . a m in u te o f t h e a c c id e nIt, t, a n d u n re la te d c all arriveives on the ing Torres, who -4hat Torres received mediedical sccne after aboutIt ar minute bleeding and co .attention shortly after thaithat. and a half, The accider City Council Presid*sident "Like a dog theyey left him bystanders’ Htnded, ap la tbe j •CalixtoTorres said viewers/ers of there," said a disguigusted lose lousness —JOioHartford, . ^ ^ 4 .the IMt-minute vldeota:otape Cordero. 37. whoQ was^ wllh morning radioy a tlhR-and-ma .might mistakenly bcliiclieve friends Thursdayly not far "It was onely cKy street. that no one helped. from where Tonorres was despicable thin "I think this movedd (too struck. Robert Luna, Lui who by one humatford C o u ra n t h e I •quickly," he said. "I thin!link it works at a store nealearby. said: another," theimfortable help- moved too quick andid we "Nobody did nothinling." Brown. /ho a he said was were putting informatliation . One witness, Brya:7ant Hayre, activist, said In ; out that was Incompkip le te . — Wiiat I think was missin{sing the fact that this happer d o m in a te d .in a very short periodo d o f io talk shows. tim e." th e m o st Roberts said his in inli llial. hIngs I've seen angry reaction,was based>cd on “ 'If man being to what he saw In the v vid id e o . - l)c Rev. Henry “The video was very grapra p h ic c o m m u n ity and sent a very bad m e s- in an interview. ssage," the police chief saicsaid. T h e h it - a n d - r u n tcto o k . p la c e In d a y lig h t la s t Fri NMD HEIP UIITH QUICKBOOKr ■ ■ ■ £PM Com panies^ CallTereM at737-(K)lm 7 i^ ^ s g g j g ^ ' Training, Setup & S uppoiffORT IgasStfgmBrtfflW f • Ttoe»Hwi.TwfaiFib.t».hUb8 M rridiT,JBM 6.2008 FROM PAGE ONEIE • ______Republici:ans ;o Zuck. 0-1. who lost.( h is CoatknedfR)api«B/U I iiended ils bylaws to H eading to Sandpo :qulre members attendinglg precinct to Itobcrt Salia lin a s 16-mcmbcr delegation he: o in t le convention In SandpolntIt and had been u commm itte e cd to the stale conventS o n Twin Falls CentralIral Committee dclceates to theIC Idaho Republican the ( toI VIvote for national delegates:s m e m b e r fo r so lo n g h e cco o u ld - June IZ-N in Sandpol Party stoto conve)nvenllon in Sandpolnt b aused se on how the couiityly n’t re c a ll w h e n h e jo in ed d . ,sa id In sic a d . th e sp o ts w e n tro‘S!: to (does not Includeide oltemates) jtes. it was in directct Monday he had never ssc e e n a ting commluee memberste rs a s For m ore local andId notionali Rondy Honscn.I. MiMarilyn Hem pleman. Mike Mallalhews vote isp o n se 10 P aul s u p p o r te rsrs precinct election likec la st signs of tlie committeee divi-d election news.s. go( to Both Bryan. Steph;ephen Hartgen, Billee HasbroucIjcli, Jim Palrlclt, Ryan rcspi hn Cameron. Karla forir ffear they would vote fori r w eek's. sion began lo emerge. MoglcvalIey.com ondon hit tho Hofsely. Georgege hHaney, Melody Cameron, Johr leir own preference and not[)t T h e n a tio n a l c o n v cjiitio n n During the nominal:nation Elections 20088 button.b Williams. Rex WiiWilliams, Laird Slone. Leon Mlllinils. Jacque Chambers, iheit >r the victor in thele this summer will be in ir St. process for tiie commitul itte e ’s ______fo r cpublican primary. Paul, Minn. executive posillons — sesec c re - Itcpi After Paul supporters lary. for example — thee PaulP party crumblinglg at the more- fair wu>ivay. That also brig crovowd," said Marilyn Af egan organizing in Idaho,o. /arvil S. Hopkins m(i_uiy he supponers pitched cancandl* nadonallevcl. failed. H e m p le mman. who will be a beg: in rvachvd al 208-735-32020-I or dutes — some unsucces::essful -Ifyou’realUNO,«10,1 intend But committ*lUtee members state dele;ilegatc. “I don't think Paulaul hiniself appeared in aldwell In April. DonaldId jliopkiiis&'nuigici’dllcy.cocom. in last week’s vicctionon — to run you out," he .said, said they welcwelcomed new- there wenere any losers In this CaltJ denianded speeches fromom all referring to the icronymacn for comers becau::ause it shows election.“ people running, and calcalled Hepublicans in Name Na Only enthusiasm for the Despitetc Thursday's events. for secret ballois duringn g th e th a t is a critic ism ofo f m i oderate Republican Piirt»:irty. In t h e p a s t . P a u l su ppporters p have drawn M agic Valley■y Bible Cliurch contests. They lost all. Republicans. they’ve noteded turnout at nationalI attention; for their | In th e n ic e fo r c e n tra lIcom- cc Bui il was during du the monthly comnmnilltee meet- activism,I, i a n d ih s o m e p la c e s I miltee chalrntan. Gretcljtchen process to nomin:linate state Ings has tripled.cd. lefl theirr iim a rk . jril, the commillce **'j Clelltind won over Mike M delegates in which:h the com- "This Is greatL>at to see such a In Aprl * 'iii tie i 1 ! 1 2 ,* 13 &*144 ••8:50 am 12:00 Notjion :pping mittee's differences I Maihews, who is sicpp ■■■■■■■■■■a Ages 4 yrs•s tot 6 th grade •down afier serving since sii Tiic Paul suppt ...... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 2001. Jle remains a preclrecinct most.ofwhoinsaltaI to g e th e r — ■ If y o u ha v en-en't ' be en lo th e B lack S h e e p GGallery LATELY... , Free Luncheses will be served y the TWIf< Falls School D l t t t j c n _ conimltlcetnan, is vice- vi appeared to iry : spHt ■ You havhaven't been lo the Black Sheheep Gallery. ■ _ (Lundiet ue provldwl by th chatrinnn of ihe slnte partyp; votes from their opponentso; ■ and will l)e a delegaic at the by nominating mui[luUiple.vel- ■ ■ convention. eran committee! members.n ■ ■ ^ Clelhind won over• nHick Hiey did so for Ivefive contests ■ iifiA T? Freeree BBQ following VBS Progr;gram H Marlin of Buhl, who0 hasI until John Brody' declinedd a ■ in Saturday for the entire famIm lly [served as an uriofrii)fncial nomination. Afterer diat, the ■ ■ I g P ^ beginning at Noon. s p o k e sm a n fo r tiie P a ull l Slip-si races returned to to just two ■ porters :ind lost his preclrecinct candidates, and noneno fell in ■ A Crafter’s;r's B outique • Gift S h o p> • Home Decor " « C all IM agic Valley Bible Church:h fo r flection iiy one vote, vt favor to the Paul supporters.su| ■ &830 EUue Lokot OMl. No.. TMn Fans,,1083301 10 " B more information at 733*524;!48 Clelland's son, Taylor,r, was\ Wlien the PjiuII siipporterssi g 30a00-T33-BB71 • bliekihltpgalUlUry.cBm i ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■I! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ L _ _ clccted tjver a I’iiul siippoiiporter said the person writingwri can- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . rorcommlllee’syouthleace a d e r- d id a te n a m e s w as s dd o in g s p i n i— ship position. a way favorable tolo ithe veter- Martin, who was consuiistam- an committee mein e m b e r s — ly talking wilh Paul prccirecinct Couniy Prosecutcu to r G ra n t comniilteenien, tofd a croivdcro Loelis — they askc:ked that he i of about 75 people he wolvould- be replaced. IVlien Wli lhal n'l be divisive if elected chair-cii; motion failed, they thi asked man. but wants lo resiorilorc a that he write the nn: a m e s in a verO TTiO nw/fB/esss Air Forcea Continued ftom piSB Al nuclear missionsj aaboard B- , conlrol are maintained1 in Air 52 and B-2 long-range lo E j| [•orce handling of nuciuclear bombers. r 8 g i f t s5 4 d a dJs n gr<'ads. w e a p o n s. Gates also annouounced that In .som ber lo n e s. G a lees s toldi “a substantial numlmber" of Air ^ reporters his decisionon lo Force general ifflcers offi and ve up to 5iO%( Pintint-sized powerhouse remove ,V\^’nne and Mostloseley colonels were Ideiclentified in , ^ fo)rweb rv and emaiL d e v i c e s . was based on the flnding:ings of the Donald reponnaspoten- : . OnOUrlir latest, m essaging d he NEW BlackBerry- Curv.•ve’“ ■ an investigation off the tially subject lo disciplinarydi: ( M l H k IIWBHH )3 0 S m a r tp h o n e Taiwan debacle by Adm. At measures that rrai a n g e fro m Kirkland Donald. The adml-ad removal from comommand lo • 4 9 9 9 \ f e d a $ 1 4 ral found a “lack of a criticalcril letters of reprimam:md. He said self-assessment culturc"ire" in. he would direct the tl yei-to* ■■ 99.99 2*yr.price-S50 mall-ln the Air I'orce nuclearir pro-[ be-named succei:cessors to iateand $100 advanced device oediL gnim, making it unlikely•ly thati VV^nne and Moselej•ley to cv alu - weaknesses in the wayy criti-c ate lho.se identifieified culprits gM SgaraaiS) cnl materials sucii as nucluclear and decide what di iw2-yr. actNatlon per plione: Q 9m & ^ weopons are handled couldcc actions are warrani tlonvdde&njllGlllngKanS7959orl^l . I be corrected, Gates said.d. . •twUeUier they canin-bepartof^ - f?^^m er, smaTiarter, sexier. Gates said DonaldI con-c the solution” to.theh e p r o b le m s eluded that many of thd found by Donald. ■ f T h e NEW LGGenV2~ e p ro b le m s th a t le d to thieB-52 e T White House presspn secrc- '• < r • Verizon Wirelessess Exclusive and ihcTalwran sale incidicidents tary Dana Perl’erlno said m J ' $ 0 0 9 9 1.$149.'149.992.yr,.piice "liave been known or sliouldslic President Bush kkn n e w a b o u t ;; w # I -$so•SSOmaIMn rebate. have been known.” th e re sig n a tio n s bt:but that the ■[lie Donald report is clas-c Wliitc House hadJ “not “i played sified: Gales provided an oral any role" In the ihsha a k e-u p . I Dual-flip TXTer. s u m m a ry . lia rly re a c tio n frofrom Capitol i The NEW Alias’- b y/S Si a m su n g “The • Tolwan inclctcldent Hill was fuvoniblelie to drastic Verizon W ireless Exclxclusive c lea rly w a s th e trigger."" 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While svppUn laLN'IL Network dotaHi and coverao« maps al)I verlMowlre:ess.coravn C 20M Vwlnn Wire/IrelHi iDiscqUNTEYEWE/ 56420 <. r :Tim»Nnn,Ta1nfiDt,kUhe-Iho------“N a t io n1-...... ------ftfctoato»i6,a)oa-A5.6, ------... the administratioiion repeatedly preserlented intelligence as,s fact hen itwas unsubstai:antiated, contradicte:ted or even nonexisti>tent.” ireat, i immlttee Bushilinflatecdlraqth he Senate intelligence com — Sen. Jay Rockefeller,. D.W.Va.,D chairm an of th e Senattecomnmittee ssays r ~ ~ J a v k S By Joby Warrick and WaKiValter Ptncus p u b lic c laimis about a t Iraq with llumsfeld.i, inin testimony to the The Washington Postst______thu intelligenceice reports avail- Senate Armed A: Services B A^ R A N D G RILLR able to tiicmin at the time. Committee,cc, had told senators W AsniNc.roN' . — While manyr of c the White that U.S.. ofilcialsof did "know jB een to Jake:ers la te ly ... needn a reasorf l ? I’rc s id c n l EJiish a in n d to p ' H o u se's sta tc mmcnis c — sucli as wlierc a fracrraction" of Saddam's aiiininistratioii officials i Bush's warnlnlings about o banned weapons v were, No w s e r v i n g l uu , n c h rcjK-iitcdly exiiiy’cnittrated what sccrct Iraqi luclearnu( program adding tliatla t il “g o o d m a n y ore (licy knew ahoiii)ut Iniq's — wcrc amplyily supported by undergrouniund and deeply S a t airdaysandSu i ' l u n d a y s uxM poiisand iis tics:s tcto terror- ihtcUigcncc liesfile at the time, buried," suggesting s that " ist groups as the Wliitiliitc House the repon saidilld, o th e r? w erv g r o u n d foreforccs were required panded lunch menuIU pressed its ease! for f war not. to d e stro□y y th e m . Elis sta te - On Sundays we'rire serving ourexpa aj’tiiijsi Iraq, the Sciui.•nate inieN Husli and itlicradministra-otlv ment contontradicted intclii- (which inthcludes several dimhnerentrees) . committeeitec said tlon ofTiciaisstrayed str far from gcnce at tiiethe tim e th a t n o su c h ■ jiu irsd ay in a loiif?-iig-awaited official intciliglligencc reports facilities werewei known to exist, from Noon toti 8pm. It's fhe penerfect menu and rep o rt. when it camcle to describing die reportrt stast te s. tpricefbracasualSiI Sunday meal W liilcinost of tlieIC adminis-a alleged tics bctiletween al-Quida Sen. ilonon Wydcn, D-Ore., o therlghtp tnitioii's i>rcwar dairraims about and Saddoin,, tlietl report said, commitlec;ec member, colled Inu] reflected now-dv-discrudit- It citcd repcaUrated statements for a separaiarate investigation of • S o u p & Salad S B ar A vaiiablbie All D ay Sundaylys cd U.S. iiuclligcncccc reports, by Bush, includluding his Oct. 7, ilumsfeld's}J’s statements, which inu 1/2 Price Sundi d a y s .tlie Wlutc House crcrossed a 2002, Cincinniinati speecli in he said appiippeared intended to • K i d s M e r ;liiie liy conveyingI* ccertainty whichheaiiegw■ged th a t Iraq h a d d riv e s u piport p o for an invasion, • R o o m s ffor c G roups up to} 330 peo p le ^il)oiit tiic threat tiuit:la t S jid d a m "tra in e d al-Qaic!aida members In “This is stunning:stu: Tiie sccrc- ’ H our $9” m eals 4 : 3 0 - 6 : 0 0 liiisscin posed to the United • bomb-making'lg" and iiad tary of defense, dc testifying • H u n g r y ^ StJitcs. accordiiiBg to the maintained "high-level"hi con- before Congress C about Sunday - T hursds d a y report, approved. oover the tacts that gobock bui a decade." whedicr oro r: not ground forccs ol)jeetions of mostust of tiic 'riie report: siiid Sii th a t "state- w o u ld I>cc strategically st neces- committee's Hepilcpublican ments and indiid ic a tio n s by tlie s a ty in a wwai ar against iniq, said wwwJakers.coio m m e n iiic rs. president andnd sccrctary of the executi':utive branch 'knew' 7 3 3 - 88400/1598 ‘ BlueUIU k e s B l v d . "in makinnthecasease for war, state suggestinging that Iraq and somethingng that it did not >. Ihc iidm ioistratiotiI re]repeatedly al-Qaidu liad, a a partncrsliip, | or know," he,e sas: id . ^ presented intelli^’eiici;ncc as fact that Iraq hadud provided al- \vi)cii it was iiiisiihstiistantiatcd. Qaida with wcat'capons training. | coniraiiictcd or evenveil noncx- were not substuistantiated by the U istent." Sen. lay Uockefeilcr, Uoi intelligence." 13-W.Va., tlic committee COI Approved by eight I ...... ciKiirniaii. said at aI nenews con- Democrats a n d tw o g Icrence. "As a rcsiresult, the Republicanson nn the 15-mem- M u s5 t s e l l ■ its American peo|)le werewci led to ber committciitcc, the report believe tiiat the threhreat from also highlight^lits an October in 4 D»AYS! i iracj was imicli greaireatcr than 2002 claimby by tiicn-Dcfense a c tu a liy existed." Secretary Dononald Rumsfeld riic report, liiee Ilast and that Iniq hadid concealed its ■mmtmmmm most eontciitimis of a series stockpiles ofweapons we of mass — "Pr ic e d u L O W ^ of Senate reviews; o(of prewar destructionin in underground u n n i \ iiiieliigenee. soiigiitlit to com- bunkers 0 too deep to be pare the adniliiisnistration’s destroyed liy’ a ai ir p o w e r alo n e. ClintonI (disavows pi)ushto ^iiymin Pa make heer vice presijident ^ By Bdh Fouhy becomc tlic firstfir black prcsi- Associated Press wtltivfitor dent. Clinton ha;hos told other WASiliNCiON — Hillary friends and sisupporters she r a Rodriam Clinton on'l>n'I'hursday would be willing w to be |-‘V ^ disavowed effortss I;by some Obama's mnninning mate. But " suppcjrtcrs who iiaviiave urged her immediateIte taski is bringing hanick Oiiama to cinciioosc iicr her own pnsidSidi!iilliil Illd m a j'~, as his rimiiiiig ni:mate. The closc. U p mfsBM push-back camc a cday after in an e-maiiail to supporters, tiie former first ladydy said slie tlie New York< ssi e n a to r sa id s h e ^ would end iier quesLiest fo r th e "will h e sp e akiking ii on Saturday L '^^5 Democnitic nominatination and aiiout how togetherto( wc con U |||||H endorse tiie iiiinoissis se n a to r. • niliy th e p a rtyly bI e liin d S e n a to r "She is not seekinging the vice Oliama. Thee stakess are too J p re sid e iic )’. an d n o) onone speaks lilgli and the tata: sk b e fo re us to o > for iler hut her," comommunica- important to1 dd< o otlicrw ise." IW & Used New I & Used tions director I loward Clinton cxpnp re sse d th e sa m e Wolfson said. "'I'iici'iie choice sentiment inI aa ci o n fe re n c c call Can SeaD S ooss iiere is Senator Ohai•bama's and with 40 menlembcrs of her iiis alo n e." ' national finamance committee, Ams Clinton was planlanning an whom she urgergcdtobc^nrai.s- e v e n t in W ashingHo in n S a tu rd a y in g m o n e y foor r O( b a m a a n d for to tiiank supporters;rs iand urge the Democrrcratic National tiietn to hack Ohaniiima's candi- Committee, dacy. Uut as she wafw as lio w in g "Slie w as inn g go o d sp irits a n d ..out of tlie racc. suppipportcrs in totally suppoiportlvc. without ; Congress and cisewhiwhcrc' were qualification,1, o f S e n a to r *raniping up :i cam]ampaign to Obama andI hish campaign." " p re s s u r e h im to p uitlieronthc tii finance co-ct■chairmon Alan : ticket. Patricofsaidofo f tiic call. ; U oh Jo h n so n , tiicIC llbillionaire It was a sliiftlift in tone by tlie ; founder of Black former first:^t lady, who -iintcrtainm cnt TelcviIcvision and announced 17 1* monihs ago | a C lin to n s u p p o r teer.scm'aiet- rs that she wass “In“i It to w in it.” '.ter to theCongrcssioisional Black Many of herr supporterssi want \ h IU Q iu c iis W e d n a sd ayly u rg in g th e h e r os ih c vicc vi( presidential VVnW. g ro u p to c n c o u ra g;e c CO b a m a to c a n d id a te , in in their minds a *3531; chooso Clinton asos ills vice "dream ticketket" lhat would presideniiai pick. HiHe said lie bring Obamaa hll e r e n th u sia stic was doing so witiiii hher bless- legions andd broaden his ing. a p p e a l to wliiKiiitc and working- Ohaina is seeliceking to class voters. » p t o 7 i f m i V E ^ O ^ 5 HIlELMETS p t o 7 0 " ''“o f f w w w'.XtremeRV.cor J s m 58th Annual i - X T R M ( 9 8 7 6 ) ) N E b A Y O Ni i il Y \ I O p e n M on-Thurs 88' - 6 iK jM I Thursday, June 12t2th ri 8 -8 • S a t 9 - 5 iC k \ M i4:30*7:30 p.m.n. k Cost: S12.00-Adults I w seS6.00 - Children 12 and undeider 11 ■fiyr. Tw in fFoils Fairgrounds opens al 3 I "W» highli Shrinete CCrcus-ldaho's Best Entertalralnmesjt Value I recommeni X tn m e to, T ic k c ts a v a ila b le a t: all yoa, H) W Ridley's-C- G o o d in g . Je ro m e • S im criyly’s-W ’j cndcil I RVotedi ■ I C o s mic JJo lt - B uhl ♦ A lbertsons - TwinTw Falls I Motor Sports & (RV BEST show day at the cate O fTthe FREEWAYy ■•tlKC■•nKcnli tr«n ihii Shtlne Omn n fw ht«a SERWCI IIK. ri)tnrn> ma>W i FRIFRIDAY jONEeSE 6, 2008 • I.A6 m ; o N ilCVALLEY.COM ______TIIVIES-NENEWS ■OP OPINION-EDITOROR STEVE CRUMP: 735-3:•3223 SCRUMP@MAGIC E D IT O R IA L _ Sacrijificeforc:oimtry?]Bushgavveupgolif !. N;Y. — I u s e d I ^ ------CKIEH Protectingg drivers froom A“ n occasional f - X ^patronat.I at a Warren V [•OQ County roadhoulo u s e fre q u e n t- I A' }R wildlife, aimd vice versL a a o d b y a nicL* mbcn b c o fd ie a p r c s - 1 lh ski c ro w d u n dIslighdymore sli \ < s-hunting types. I n l or :in iiiixious)us few w eeks last winter,2r, the ^;riz/Jcd apres-hi , Idaho Transpisportation D epartm entt p' p o s t- ______b p k ia u yy ) cd warnings;s aalong heavily traveled — — V f . I NW PUTTER.™ InterstaicUj4 4 Ibetw een M ountain Hoi ihat elk were m igrating ac and Uoisu iha C a s e y the roadway, ;moving dow n from dc the high coui SEILER to avoid heavy snow. The wapiti and the m otorists m anaged to av cach oilier, w hich is a ggood thing: A half-ton b elk would sm ash ihrou{ough the w indshield ofaa ci a r I------doing 75 niph like a locl o c o m o - ...... ’I'he bartenderder lold me tive ihroug!) a haystack Our view:■ ;ib o u t lh c timic e t'two shaken In Idaho and across irivors An.Old pTObObl6m tourists ivaiidcriJered in to America, too m any driv r e p o rt th e y h aad d istruck and have gotten to know ulkandelt in Idaho-■" k illed a n ijn o nrin n i o iis d e e r ju st deer up close and perse \ llitiyila-ill' I 111 Ib /phlrlp cicuvnthehiBlnv;liway. T h e crew f t L / ' ' ' • over the past few years.r ”‘" deeFvs.-vel . ofrcKular patrolirons listened JM S • ,> A ccording to ihe WesieiSlcm collisions - syinpathutically.illy, a n d th e n F■Iransportation Insiiiutilute at ' . „ pulled on their.‘ir parkas1 and M onlana Siaie UniversiLTsity, JS gBtting a“ ra c e d o ff to dliw i w y u p th e g o s — If it relaxes a n d shliarp- a u n lu c k y b u c k<. . h e a rd al)out b u it? shovlow solidarity (defined by ihere are betw een 1 milm il lio n . w h o l e l o t :S 1 understandlul thoset people Bush’s> memoryii of the day WebWebster’s a s “c o m p le te unity. ens his mind, and makes and 2 million collisions idor. . a lot bctleraftcrfter digesting he madee the I decision was asol; of opinion, purpose. Inler-r- h im a m o re effective lead< betw een deer and vehl T h e l i g; kh ter side IOF POLITICc s By Bruce) TTinsley Doonesbury !By Garry Trudeau M alian)rd Fillmore i uwAmnawiuin 'ttstou! cutos m j CA/fvUTfDpaiim \ J fyei-cptsis |4 ^ JCWSCWWI?' I 3 ‘ ezFieoua. ^ IMS.. ^ I V t o : '; a TtaNt4l«ws,7Mfl Falb, Idaho O p in io n ______FiHw,lini6,aoeS A7 R e s c u in r g m o r tt i g a g e - h oo l d e r s b il y m o r t g? a g i n g AV m e r i c aL • merica's for sale. )us As the Britishih I:I-mpire Monetary/ Fund. I markcrk e ts b y e n s u rin g th a i Iprinciples for the counlrie;ie s’ A asklYcasury crum bled, the! governmentgo The priminiary reason for nonele io f th e s e key b a n k s ffunds lo bc more transpar-ir- S c c rc ta ry H e n ry c re a te d s im ilair r fundsfl for ihisexplosljslon is, in a word, • goes iunder. Dut there are (cnt and not politicize their‘ir P a u lso n . .R IC J . m a n y o f Its lerrltirrlto rie s a n d oil. A s lls pricepi has soared imporlortanl questions to ask 1 investments. friMCD colonics (includiudingthe foomlessil. lhan S25 a barrel aboutnil tlie increasing infiu- Hut on a practical level,I, W ith th e U .S. e c o n o m' y ‘"ii W E I shambles, Paulson just islands of Kiribatball, which in 2002 lo1 more i than S125 a ence:e tthat sovereign wealth Ithe growing influence of spent Tour days tourin(; the profitably exportloried guano barrel lodaJay, the value of fundsids have over our econo- ‘SWFs really brings up mucu c h M iddle Enst. hat in hand, fo r fertilize r). MMeanwhile, e sovereign1 wealthv funds held my. • more basic concerns. 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Pwr W-L-M S srestingly: In 1962 Volks^kswagen began Installing etIes because people wewere pushing Ihem to ga: gas stations, 0 e r t z z • ■nit/cniiso Beet ^ B ^5 Volk!Iks (German for people),3), enjoyed such great ml milage that drivers F - s ^ f ‘ woululd forget when they last3st filled the tanl(. Wes) still have thatVWBeetletie. Buy It today, drop1 Its top and parade tween here and Reno, ButteBi or Pendleton. H Hertrtz Price p®"'st every petrol stop betW' ir07 PT Cmlser$11,99535. & 07 Grand Cherokee 1 l i I i l E H H D ■ ^ •PwrW-L-M • Air ^ . • T1lt/Cnjl30 ^ H e r t z G d l ^ AM/FM ^ *CD lomallc r t z Price Hertz Prilf c e 6 Eli ^ .PwrW-L-M ^W-L-M ^ • Tllt/Crusio t/CrulM ■• CD • CO 2 ^ • Whools Loalhor < • Sunroof Roar Air • 6 Spood of Rack •Tim row Pkg • OnStar Hertirtz Price Hertz Priic e \ m ^$14 c^ 1 6 . E i i N E R o a dI 'T w i n F m i s. s ^ 0 8 t . 7 3 3 . 4MOO ■ m u M o n . ** ViiM WUM ■ «nai uuUMKL Ml *Qm m a » r m iML n n i ftocw s m OK. P » iffioM IwM o . t, n o t hOMS m Iitm i I ISIIII^ —»- j ■ r ...... — ------1 ------INSIDE:E:-Scouting-trip-^^^H helpsi EBoo surprise I B field in Memphis, B4 )RT! FRIDAY s — 08 TIMES-NEWS • SPORTSn s EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENENSEN: 735-3239 SPORTS([email protected] SPC JUNE 6 . 2 0 0 8 I^ID E: Local roiroundup, B2 I Frenchi0pen&:MLB,B2 0] I Scicoreboard, B3 I W eather a t i & Dear Abby, B4 4 P i e r c e: ] l e a d s CC e l t i c s t cowinirtl G a m e: 1 ■ . By Tco) Withers Pierce's dninianatic return after it appeareared only two uf them P ierce said . Associated Press writor ' -______b e in g ca rrie d froirom the court and would finishfin their long-uwailed The sight of Pierce le then wheeled dovJo w n a h a llw ay fo r d e b u t, drew gasps from .some C eltics nosl'ON — Hig motnoments treatment will bebi added to the In the10 thirdtl quarter. Pierce was fans and coach Doc Rivers' ha v e ciennL-tl ih o la k c rsrs-Celllcs -( annals of ColliiIlics-Lsikers lore, deep de in the lano when su n k . hl(H)(l foiul. a n d in th e irr firstfii gel taking a spot alalongside Magic ■ leanimate le; Kendrick "1 thought the worst.” I iDKCiher ill 21 yearsi. a kid from Johnson's babyy sk^s hook ^ Perkins Pi crashed Into him said . "W h e n th o y c arried1 hhi im off, I.OS AriKelcs (-avo Hosionin (one to and Kevin McIIal . from behind, crum- 1 jusi though It was the kne I j J icint'inhLT. c lo th e s lin e o f Kui ■ pling Boston's No. 3*1 H o w ev er, e v e ry o n e ’s wi P aul i’icrci,'. xvho u s e dI loto sn e a k HambLs. 1 to the court. The 10- P Icaso s e c CELTICS. PPa age B2 J Q iiiKi Uikers :is aa y.young- Kevin Can year veteran, who last ■ slcT, cam e hotiiidiiig outut of( the scored 24 poinus,lUs. Pierce finished s sun u m m e r th o u g h t IiLs d a y s ' innnfl from the lockerer room with 22— llaftciftcrgettinghurt— widiHoslioslon might be nearing an Boston Celtics forward Paul Pierce al'lor leaving wilh an inInjured and Ray Allen. Ilullie third member ond, ,adhad to be cjuried from the (341 celebrates after a 3-pointint shot in W g knee and led liie Celticstics to a of Boston's Higj'rhree, T added 19 court illin extreme< pain and was the third qnarter of Came 1 cf.tlgf.tlie NBA lense vicUiry ove)ver l^s fortheCellics.wlw h o a re c h a s in g u ta k en to to Boston'sI locker room in finals aeainst the Los Aoceles Lakers A n g eles o n T h u rsd a y nifinight in I7ih NBA chamampionshlp. 'I'he awheolcli^Iclialr. (lame I of these iradradltlon- trio was makinging its first finals “\Vlienion I cam e down 1 thought on Thursday In I HH soakeil finals. appeanince, andid for a short time I felt aI pop,pc I thought 1 lore it," CSFsRei5negar I takes coi)aching e ic \/ r ll ^ i P post at U[JTSA i . . By Mike Christensen Staff writer______ ll wasn't cjuile a slam dunlu n k . jcITKenegar knew he hadIiad a sweet op|)ortunIty when he was ofi'ertd the10 cchance to coach at a j NC/\A Division I sduiol aloiilo n g sid e o n e o f his best- I friends. Hut one tiling gaveive him pause. I “CSI's such a special placepla that it was really I h a rd ," sai espite likely being Iturday: Softball I Sui Rays take B e c k h a m the fastest man '!!;in Best of thele rest Sati t h e M n g ic Valley./■ O thers In th e eertve Sunday: Baseball ;on he’s a worthy takii Aaron Jackson entered the Timos-Nows boys t MVP- '’"'y rtnsmi w ith draft’ss top pick i Slate track nnd fielda m p i-cham David Fillmore. Burley1^ selectionI fofor the boys track Ihatiking thu colloc|uiaIistn onships as one has-of the chas zach Ingrohom. JeronZ o aIhlcl.-of,lf th e y e a r . tiolat n : track is a sport of frac- 1 won just about extn By Fred Goodall in g p a c k . Jaren Stoddard. Dletri;ltlch Iiickson v onsofsecondstothe let he entered this lh .•ft Assoclatod Press writer 'I’he Jerom e junior lefti N athan Ormond. Wenendell . '■'''‘^'7 n iu c t x tre m e . Bronco Stadiinn a double}le Chris Bulcher. Ughthohouse season, sonometimes going atHe's Je got rfne m oro year left away. Butt aas the competl- curii 0 lv\Kii HUHNA VISTA, Fla.I-la. — 'Hie Tampa Hay individual ’ cham pion, witl'vith Christian t Jerome, which invites lion got toil Itays selected 'Ilni Heckliairlain with the No. I pick the ' rightful title of the. oiigher, lackson fornuriosity as to w hat he’ll do raised hisg in ihe baseball dmft TIuirsdrsday, choo.slng the tal- fastest ^ m an in Cla.ss ^A in s game to slay )r Nf an encore. il enied high school shortstoistop from GrilTin. Gu., tow. ' He also w as part off ththe boys team champipionship, ahead of theth field — if only asNo el doubt It'll be every bil cs o v e r rio r ld a S tale c a tc h e r HiB u sier Posey. state'• cham pion 4xl00-mcmeter Clearly, Jerbtne's;’s second- just. Me wo:von the state lOO- neris elecirifying as the m ail ampionship by all o H eckJiam w :ls recognizedzed as one of the best relay i team , and his effortsirts place finish was duedi In large meter chan er in which he lit up tracks p u re a th le te s in th e d m f l aanc n d la b ele d a Icg llim a te led I the Tigers to w ithin a part to Jackson's incrediblein one-tenthh ofac second and 11 over the state this year. llvo-tool player. He establi:iblished himself os tho w ' h is k e r o f w i n n i n g th e ^A-IA speed, but that’s notn< the the 200 byely one-hundredth. — DnvUl Udshort-.■(.T Inp prep prospect in the; nrnation with solid per- “ . s ta ff writer formances at Iasi sum mler’s or’} high school show- ^ c is e e v e n ts a n d h it .402 willivith six ho m e rs . 13 d o u - H D hies. -I I IlHls a n d 23 s to le:n n I:b a se s a s a sen io r. H "1 found oul this murniirning. 'Ilie scouting H m c o b e s ts; 'T w in F alls er dlreclor gave me a call andlid Ithe general manager H I s i n o p e n e gave me a call. It was crazy,izy. I wns about to do a H By Zach Kylerfe ■ -l\vll\vln Falls controlled the back flip in my room," Heckl.'ckliam said. H S taff writeror______g aaie m e for four innings, linn next year as seniors. o o n ) "ll means everything in1 th e w o rld . I'v e w o rk e d H Covvbvvboys pitcher Michael “In the season. (Mot tills h a n i th e last th r e e o rr foifour years, me and my B tT — T h e h e tle r-la to - Wllliiillinms surrendered onlyI p layed w ell fo r u s. b u t h e ,uys,"w brothers and my dad. 'ihishis means nil the hard' H /er mantni proved threev e hit.s. a n d p o w e re d by' n'l one of our main gu>he's work paid off. I hope tn beeb e co m e a ii A ll-Stnr a n d H he Mlnlco Spartan.s, Knseysey Jeroue’s .solo hom er to! Prank said. "Next year, u Irth. after that I want lo becomn e ia I lall o'f ra m e r." H le up with a five-run thei deepestdi part of the yard..I going to hit third or fourla n il Willi the second pick,. th the Pittsburgli Pirates m ng to take a 6-3 win thelofi’ense of provided for a 3-1,. • somewhere in there, himn a e e d chose sweet-.swlnging Vandinderbllt third baseman ' H / over the 'IWin I'alls lead.d. . Joyce. They are going to ilslit in Pedro Alvarez. M orida higlii;li s5 c h o o l first b a s e m a n U In American Ixglbn Hut)ut the tide changed when to come up wilh big hitsda>'." Hric Hosmcr wept thirdxl tto th e K a n sa s C ity H play. • an errorei extended Minico'sI big spots like diey did todain h is HoyjiLs. a n d t h e B n llim o ruV OriolesC took top col* H I catcher Alex Moon Innln;ling. Chris Joyce ripped ai Williams pitched well in' th e lege pitching prospect Orinirian Matusz out of San H ir-3 with tliree RBls. two-Ii>HBI double and RJ. SalviI , first Stan after missingII fol-i Diego wllh the fourth pick. H e and a two-run conntiinected on an RBI slndeI , entire higli school season;s f u r - Tills is the second stmlghIght year the Hays have H I left field to cap the beforfore Moon delivered the: low ing a n h ro s c o p ic k n e e sitw o had the No. 1 pick. DavidI Price,Pr a hard-throwing g. . b ig;blow b l . ; gery. He finl.shed with ts f in left-hander from Vanderbiltblit, was the choicc in ■ higlipltch.andlgot vllnlco Mil coach Hen Prank walks and two strikeoutsu p a 2007 and is off to u great startsta with Class-A Vero H to the jet stream," wass pleasedr with die clutch: seven innings, giving up H ead). lid. “1 got a pretty prodijducdon’ of Joyce andI total of seven hits. T im Mlnko*! Alex Moon (13) b ce«cntDU H eckham Is tlie th ird higli hl{ school shortstop HUPHin':e o f it. b u t I g o t a lit- M oonion. g u y s w h o p u t to g e th e r1 l\vin I-alls coach la I m s matesnuri after U t twcKsa bone m It p l from the wind up .-solidid jim lor seasons, but will than-nevei Stadelmeir said Wlllini P lea ses e SCO DRAFT. P ag e B2 TlioTlinndar dBrins A m ricaa Leften pity true for tlu n ck ^ 1 l to s te p u p th e ir p ro d u c*1 'fi B2 w h o c a m e . P le a se s e e LEGION, Page : fifth in n in g T h u rsd a y c Cowboys Ir Class AA pi M ln lco c went3-for- a d o u b le hom er to li ' b ig in n in g . "I g o t a hi 'It up Into M o o n said g o o d p lc c c iplDtM iFalb Uc help fr pttylaRape^ there.” . B2 Fridf]r,Jimt6,2008 S p o i n s ______Ttott4tew,TWnF«Bi,ldiIdtho Ivanovicc beats j£arikovic;]; faces Sai f i n a i n f iinal I p ^ I>AHI.S(Al») — Ifo fU d a l1 Slistatistics ing a berth inI Saturday'sS: champl- ' Thele No.t 2-seeded Iviinovlc amUld "I let it slip away," acknowledgedad m wcrv lallied for fist pum psi atiand self- onship malcli ngalnstng 13th-seeded No. 33 JankovicJa produced a seesju«iw the 2:i-year-old Jankov:ovic, who was cxhoriatlons during GrandUld Slam Dinani SaHna.. 'Hie'i: younger sister struggl ------;— r r r * — - - Braves’Joonesbelto ts I I 4 0 0 th caiireerhomler flK ATLXN'IA — U nives sIuRgcl^cr g _ ^_ m n n C h ip p e r Jo n e s liit liis ^UOtijo th career home run Thursda; nij’lii and-flnl-shed wilh foufour hlls in Atlanta’s 7-5 victor over llie Plorida Marlins, mis hlg ills major league-leadinj h a ttin g a v e ra g e tn Jones came out of thith e d u g o n t fo r a c u rta in callI a:a s fans cheered liis mile.stoni hom er in die sixth inning.• Illlie became the diird swilch-hith it- m m te r to re a c h ^100 iu im e ruLins, n s foffijvving Mall of ranien w n M ic k ey M a n tle (.'■>:»>) a nc d H Twin Falls Cowboysoys left fielder Kassidy Gaiaes divesres for the ball Thursday night durJ:luring Twin Falls’ p m e against Buhl at Bill Ingram Held, I-;dilie M u m iy (5(M). lliian McCann and Yunem e i Jl * 1-.scohar also went deep,, all al ■ (// / / iV tliiee homers coming ofo ff ' '------lUcky Nolasco He gavi ™ C o wA f b o y s , !E r i b e s pp l i t L e g? i o n D H I Atlanta Braves third basem;eman up 11 hits and seven runs inf Chipper lones makes a curtmrtitactll ■ , 2 -:J in n in g s a fte r w in n in } ______for iUihlI andi also added a threeee-run shot In ihe sev- completed i innings. ^ after hitUns his 40(Hh careareer heme ------fourslniight. tr ip le a t illthe plate. Hnid'IWiss enth.111. i’a tle rso n 's so lo s h o t in 'I’h a t g a m e w ill h e m aiide d Jair Jurrjens gave up;, p r a n in tbe sixth Inning asalitiln illlie Biiiii;anie, the ’l^'in and ’lyier;r Harlogl had dou- the,* seventh aided tlie up i wlien Madison visilsits season-high II hits and fivifive Florida Marlins Tiiarsday'InAllanla. In Pnlls Cowhoysys defied Iheir hies for lln■lie'i'riiied-l). Wnin,anglers' call. ]lerome on July 17. ThI'he ru n s In six In n in g s b u t w on aa; s youth in an im p re ssiv e It-O H uhl h olosisWood ‘ IUver at r> "Wi'We hung with liieni i\)r Cyclones < visil the Idahih o the ISmves rallied from a r>-35-: iw o - r u n h o n ie r w ith t\>1 tw o o u ts w in o v e r a viveteran Hulii p.m., Moiio n d a y , w h ile ’IXvin belli};Ing a young team and Kussels I al -t p.m., loday. deficil. Jurrjens escapedII ai in tlie b o tio m o f th;he e ninth siiuad in Ameriierlcan l.eglon l-alls hoststs Hillcrest at 1 p.m., . playelyeil well," saiil Jerome ha-ses-loaded jam in tlie HfilIflh inning, rallying tlie NewYorkNe Class A play TinT h u rsd a y a t Hill M onday. c o a;ich c l Gary Stouder, "I'he Golf w hen Nolasco hil inlo a doU'lou- Yankees to a 9-H vicioi;(ory over Ingram rielcl.I. I:iUil m is ta k e s - 1 difi'eriference in llie game w as . b le play. Ihe I'oronto Hlue lays la on piled up for'l\viil\vin Fails in the •«1nF#Il»a,BuW0 ‘•'l-'i''';irb a is ." IFaugtif sixth T h u rsd ay . nightcap as tlie'lie visiting'lYlhe b-n o« ’II'he h l 1-2 Cyclones host at . Jolin Dropping PKILUES5.REDS0 e s c a p e d w illiI aa7-r5 7 w in a n d a JTJ/SIitn...i’sI iKk lUTvtjn C» »>! C.«Jt B onneville n n Saturday lor a pinijXDOLPniA — Coll:o le RED SOX 7 , RAYS'SI, ] split. llj-tfTl— V, TTtl P-v., Vr,.l. on doulileheader. Casey i-auglil of'l\vin Fallalls Hamels pitched a three-hllhit- BOSTON - fManny "We couldn'tlii't rea lly h a v e fired a three-round score-•of t G a m a l ! ter for his second careeireer llamire/. homered, drove dr in played muchI bebetter in Game 22.''> lo finish in a lie forsixi!xih Game 2 WoodFUv»f7,Jetom*2 shutout and the Phillies toolbok five rufis and goti Iin to a 1," s a id ’IXvinin Falls coach p la ce a t ih e rccen t 2(100 Job:)hn advantage of two droppeiped shouting match withha a team- Devin Kunz. Drojiping Invltaiional iial »rd I|»-> I'c.'ii W I balls lo beat ihc Keds. mate as Hoston bealat ‘Tamjia The Cowboysiiys (2 -2 ) tu rn e d lc™' anJ lliiicrest Couniry Club ii Ken Griffey Jr. remaitjeiijed Hay 7-1 Thursday nigilight in a three doublee }plays defen- Hoise. I Ircm ^ ' one shy of 600 home runs.ms, game lhat included an 1bench- . slvely, and gotn a stellar game ji. i-aiighi carded roiiiuls co f going l-for-4 in his'flrsl staritart clearing' brawl betwciween the rr«im Cy Sneed,red, who struck Game 2 7f>, 7i) aiul 7-11(1 liiiish a sihth e in fo u r g a m e s. Hed Sox and Hays. o u t 10. , . . Wood RilRiver sweeps WoodRlvMKieronw? ,top area finisher on liie boyoys "Thai's thehe best lies , w i00 22}0-IS2 !side. Joidaii Hanihlin's 2222» »<*>. Sorter. I-,-!.-. IIJ...I I,w I1—-II Mir CARDINALS 4, NATIONALS 1 RANGERS 9 , INDIANSWS4 pitched all spriipring and sum- JerOflielinClassADH I jEr, earned him a tie for I2tl>th, NATIONALS 10, CARDINALS 9, ARLINGI'ON, iexiexas — mer,".sail! Kunz,inz, Trent. Si iM iiio n s iii.il l>al I- u iv, • 'while Zacli DeKriiyfs 23^30 10 INNINGS Michael Young liomenlereil and Heaih Stewanvart went 2-for- i’aiiersonn icombined for five "» mum place him in a lie f'or I4llIlh. WASHINGTON — T • i • Ttoes.H«w»,T»inF*ni,l SC(l O R E B O)ARD U»*Tere>W U. Nntok 7.3B-SUH ($1 ---- P H R tRBBB ]» TMvUr.tuMiaB0UsnaiU.tjtm.«n.7pm 7 Manaltoi-Ji 353J.C! B a s e b a l l Silo* TNndn An 12: BaUxi aa U. Lattfa««.7pri 7 N P a r c e l l s) s a y s f e uid with St; t a r d e f e nisivie en(i d T a y l o r: i s a m y t M IAM I — I'drw cck-s, Dili Hil P a rce lls h a s b e e n luirlier lui this spring, wlien Taylo ■ The women’s.•n’s leani camp will be lield Ii.m:Ii hc-arin}’ plenty iiboul his feud with Ja.soti ihce DI olphins’ facility during a I } B4 rrid*r.iant6,2008 Tlmw-WeiB,TWnF«Dt,»d,id tte Today: Siio^l chancu ol oltoworsvors. broozy and cool oihonA'iso. Today- Ton'onight S a U ird ^ Monday Ibesdaylay c«» H' Lo p«PMP (■ii'ntis unpor 503 10 nonr CO. Ikuwy 05^41 o OC o f Tonight: Partly cloudy, btooryV undut cool. Lows upper 30a Tomorrow: Loss liVoly lo r.iiowofiwor and nol a s cool. 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B e moolah as Idaho gas prices FRIDAYf spike, C4 0 8 TjMES-NEWS » CITYtl ER: 735-3246 [email protected] MAY GICEDITOR DAVID COOPERrvAiLLEIY JUNE 6 , 200E INSIDE:: 0Obituaries, C2 I Arouound the valley, 03 I CoiCommunity, 03 I IdahoNo/West, 04 I Nation,t, C5 I C6, Worid I Bll Business, 07-8 ^ c a l|g r o u p u n i t i n gg c o m nn u n ityi ^ a g a i n sSt drug5s BjSeuiBmfiQ “I'll n e v e r fo rg ell t h a v in g m y sa id Jo h n I laithaway. ih : Region Geprge B 13 ro w n , a n a d v is o r F Fii ield to ld a ro o m fu l o f pe o - lantly. S taff writer______kids ripped fromI nmy arms," Five directorofldaiioIIcjUth o f: withSlPAl>AD. le p ie familiar with the "NotI- his syiiteiii almost coiisiai.situa- P o p e sa id , fo rc in gJ bbi a c k te a rs, a n d W elfare. " T h e ree were people who liverveil Once" advertising cain-It Despite the desperate .siiIn, h e _ ■ ForA yngcia P o p e , sh ejdding d d Pope, now sober;r forf almost "I don't knowlow that there’s wen; dolr)lng good things, but paigaign tiiat (lie Idaho MclhI- tio n s s o m e k id s e n d u p In pounds bccamc an obssbses- 16 months, has beereen working anything moreirc difficulti than they werere kind of off on their Projiroject has already been suc-ll remained optimistic.lild is sion. As a girl. Pope struggjgglcd to turn her life aroiround. She separating a family,"fan he said, own," Brorown suid. ccss^ssful in spreading Informa-:- “As long as your chili" said With eating dlsonlcrs befbefore spoke at Thursda;day night's But thai;s whatit dmgprobleim d Altliougugii it Is not nearly as lionon about the dnig. I- b re a th in g , th e re 's h o p e ," ; tilrnlng to methamphcpheta- Souihern Idaho3 Partriers somctirncs leadad to, i he said. prevalentIt as alcohol or marl- "List "L year when I asked. C allicutt. il lier m in e to co n tro l h e r w eightight. Against Drug townn Ihall meet- Legislators,4, state s correc- juana abibusc. metiiampheta- ’WhVhat do you know aboutI. It’s h o p e , a lo n g w ltlisaid ' “It w a s a q u ic k fix to losinglos ing at ihcCollege ofSouthernof tluns ofTiclals.healtli hi workers mine nbiibuje in Idaho has met:lethamphetaniine in ourIt faith in God. that Popee ttin g vvelghl and being skinny,":y," she Idaho, along wilhh states offi- and recoveriiering addicts receivedll m u c h a tte n t io n s ta;ate.’ ti no one raised theirir bas sustained her in getc tlo n . ^ d . cials . and socialal workers attended the meeting,mi whicii from Debl:b b ie Field, d ir e c to r o f hand," a m Field said. tr through lier own addictrs will rBut as-time went on,n, she: about the cfTects:ts of drug wns sponsoredired by Sli’AD. the Idahiho Office of Drug I^rryIj Callicutt, director of S h e sa id slie h o p e s o th e rsa v o id ’ lell deeper into addictl BySeanBresUn S taff W riter______ If you're looking for sos o m e I peace and quiet this wcw ee k - H i k . I end, Murtaugh Lake m mii ig lu n o t b e y o u r Hrst d io ic c . ; il-Iundreds of motorcycl: acu cxpectcd to roar IntoIto tlie pork this weekend for3r i f e • third annual Rally inn ith e V ^ley , B ut th is isn 't th e M a a ^ c Valley’s version of Sturgis, th e typically rowdy motorcyircycic mlly in South Dakota. : *“It’s not like the H C a s t l e f o r d1 co u n cil tirtredofoverdu(lie bills P aarker sentee n c e d i n r c s e ByBtelrKocfa owed $2,360 inn past-due decided to turnum off w ater for robbery cas Correapondent______water accounts, ovover half of users with billsIlls that are one- T prn ik es at • Castlcford's monlhilhly water- . month in arrearrears. A city ordi- jC lUome resident rcrobbed a p ris o n job,:nl 1 of any money Parker makarker w" asCannon said. n g th e backs Is having rcsldcnu:nts or deciding that billss wwill only be operates more-c lii like a large fam - B urley Z iovas n s on probation for robbing:ien h e b u s in e s s ow n ers o n th eB vergevc accepted during regre g u la r b u s i- ily, follow ing ddirougli in is harder BURJRIJIY — Tlic Jerome manin wlio twice robbed It agam s B a n k o n A u g .2 1 ,2001 w iieJn g off of having their water turnedtun nesshours, the coutsuncildecld- tlian saying It twillwii happen. robbeced y^ons Bank in Burley lastla fall was with moreigaiii th; on Sept. 12.2007, niaklnc le a n off rush to her home,:, pay-p ed It has had enoulou^i and 1? Brigg Vulgam;amore, with ilic scntenm eed W ednesday to a prisono n te rm o f 15 ly th a t tim: than e, S17,000. He got away er,cl' h e Xm m in hand, to keepcp the prepared to turnTl off more city’s malntcnicnance depart- to30yiI ye ars. robbed theme, li but just a month laterd ro v e j ^ t c r flowing. than a half-do'zc3zcn users' ment, said hehe understands Cassissla County 5th District Jud[udge Michael away frome thbank a third time. As hep, d sev- '•'"It does wear on you,’ y< waieronjune 16,ifliftlicytallio the city mustst irun a fiscally Crabtnitrcc sentenced Steven Parkerleer, 34, ID sev- e ra l m e mI b ethe r bank In a stolen pickup,h e a rd inners, leaning said duid u r in g - p a y th e ir a c c o u nt balances.bi responsible shi]ship but doesn’t eral prisonpr term s for crim es rcIaelating to the reports ofbcrs th of the public, having h JVcdnesday's City Couilouncll "I say wc do> like11 we've like to bc theJ ba b a d g u y .. 2 0 0 7’ ro rc b b e rie s, b u t o rd e re d tlicJ sesc n te n c e s to re p o r te d h■ isthe 1 robbery on police scamtnivcl. jjiiccling, where the couM3uncil talked about befotfore," coun- "It’s hard to0 kki e e p u p o n th e b c s•rv e n ed co n c u rre n tly , o r a t thle e jsame time. Cassia lis Co location and direction of! tr Hric ^{dn discusscd cnfotcini:ingits cilman Richard SchkJilundsaid. bills," he sold.j.------I n addition a to prison time,le, Parker is Nebcker andCouniy Sheriff's DeputyI’a rk e r ^ ^ a n c c stating waterT u:users "nim off the waieilie r u n lil th e ------^------re sponslble o n for paying more thanlan $23,000 In across fields,ind other officers followed IsI’ to n a with delinquent bllUIs w ill b ill is p a id in full..W W c'vegotto Blair 1 ^ 11 mnt. a y be readied rcstiluitu tlo n to Z io n s B a n k , a s w ellill ac s S4,000 In c h a s e th a tIds, e r higliways and dirt roadsin ' to a D av e th e ir w a te r tu r n e d oloff. g e t a h a n d le o n it."I." a t 208-316316-2607 or fin e s}. . Cassia County Deputyy IProsecutor t ended when Parker drove ir 'CThls month, the clt>city Is In Dcccmbcr, theth council blairkocli&gmaTuaiLcom. B lainic e Cannon said Zions Bankk c a n re q u e st age C2 P lea se s e e CASE, Pag _____" . y ______■ i i ’ J______^ ______^ ______1_, Tbm-Nm,TMaFiiF Viviivian L. Jacky D E ^^I NOTICES STHDlSTMCTC'COUBTNEWS own rocofinluncw. Vivian L. lacky, 92. of TWIN FALLS' Molthow J. Prognall, 24., BBuhl: ^ rails, went hom e to bc KarenII LI lk)tten Heninton E. Retclier possession ot drug paropophotno- her Lxird on *l\jcsday. li Ilo: pleaded Innocont: putpublic 2008. at thu -IWin l-alls S ' BUIILI-Yr -— Karen Lynn BURIRLEY — H e n to n E. COUNTY dolcndor oppolnlcd; pretretrlol hcor- C e n te r. Cotten, 57,7, of( Burley, died Fletchcher, 91. of Burley, died JUNE 3 4 AnRAIQNMENTSITS Ins 901 for Jui/ 15; 5500)0 bond; Notollya A, Kwalchuk. 29. Twin Vivian was borii Af Wednesday,ly, JuJ n e 4, 2000. a t M o n dday, a June 2, 2000, at the In possession of a controllc'Med sub- Falls: dlsoroeily coofluci/disluftilufting stance;' no pica enio»ed;'iil;‘publl: the Cnssla1 RlRegional Medical Cassiala Regional Medical 1916. in Rockland, theicdaugli-- d p Uio pcoco; pieocJcd innoccnl: put>-pui dolcnflof appointed; prelliellmlnary ter of Richard and ^ \ in BBurley. ut Ccnlere r in Burley. lie dclendcf ODPOlnlcd: prolrlnlInl hooring sel for Juno 13:I: DcWltt Massuy. Al a ] T h e fu nlenil e n i will be held at At hhis request, no public hearing sel for July 15: celcnsco1500 on S20.000 bond. a g e. s h e m o v e d w ith h e r fam i- ^ I— ------^ ‘—' 11 a .m . ’IXiesiuesday, June 10, al servicece will be held ly to ’IV/in Falls, whcrhere she Baptist Churchifor30 fo years. RasmussenMl IFuneral Home. (Rasminussen Funeral Home attended school and gradual-gn She Is survived'edbyherciill- 1350I-. IfithJth Si. In Budey; vis- of Burliirley). ed from l\vin I'allslls High dren, Carol Wll(Vllllainson of iiation from■om 6 to 0 p .m . School. After higli schochool. she Naples. Fla., Pauliul(Lirk)Collis Monday, Jumlune 9, 10 lo 10:45 Q| 91a B. Lannom O v e r l a n d ______attended the GoGooding of llolly^vood.. Md.. N Warren a.m. l\iesdayJay at the mortuary. Continued from pasB C i southbound Overlancn d -'H ie y C o lleg e . O n Ja n . I, 1, 1952, (Flora) Jacky’ of . Jerome, EMNIM I-rr — Ola Brooks plan said doing so woulcjid lim it Vivian married Holundmd Jacky Myron (Patty)y) [acky of Maiy E lom. 09, of Hinmelt,. and Wal-Man with a pi If E. Walker to d ic lr in ’l\vin rails. After her mar- Uncaster, Calif., Cc and ^ Saturday, M ay:u, 2000, that will be viable forir the t convenieni acccss tt le the bank, a major sellin(in g p o in t riage, she worked:ed for Quentin (Gina)ia) Jacky of MaryH. Walker;Wa 00, ofi\vln at th e E m m e tt next 30 years was one t up. for prospective clientints. M ountain Bell Telephoih o n e Clo. Je ro m e. S h e was a spreceded In Falls, diedI TlThursday, June 5, Rehablibllitation and city just couldn't pass up. Id e left- f o ra p e rio d o f lim e a nnd d endedI death by her' parents; p her 200U, at Moulountain View Care Health'ihcare Qinier. "We're blessed, I thiriliink. New plans Includ o m th e her working career deli'lellvering husband; and twotv broiliers. Center In Kimberly.Kin Arrairangenienis. will be that (ITD has) allowed us to turn capability froi n s p a rk - newspapers In lemmele forf the Clifford and I larciirold Massey. Arrangemc:menis will be annouilunced by Hove- do this project." he sa;said. Wal-Man/D.l. Evans s e p a ra te •i'imes-lMcws. Vivianan had A home-goingng service will announced;d by Reynolds Robert;TLson Funeral Chapel in “This could have been■en a in g a re a a n d a se m a n y h o b b ie s, a few ofo f which be held at 11 a.m.a.i Saturday. Funeral Cliaphapel in'IWin Falls. leromene. nuich easier project if lthe turning median forir traffic were heing a seam;imstress, June 7. at WhittIiile Monuary. sta le h a d n o t b e e n w illining g to entering D.L Evjins. "1 think we resolvev e d It to making her own patterrlems and "Chapel hy le die Park." wilh t < t t a t t t w ork w ith th e city." le asu re ," dresses, upholsteringlg furni- I’jislor Mark Sjosjusiroiii otiid- y y y y Current plans for: tthe everybody's pie; tiia-. and being a rock:k hound,h ating. Iniermentntwlllfollowat \ ■* » ¥ II vet w ho eaa r n e d Overland project callll forI Johnson siiid. aUvjiys looking for the right Sun.set MemoriDrial P ark . A ., trafllc lig h ts a t T h ird . Fifth Fii John Evans Ir.r. sa id sto n e . V ivian w a s a mlemberof e m viewing for family fi and A /T pH o and Seventh Streets, metiiiedl- Wednesday he was sas:i tisfie d the l-astern Star and an< the friends will be heldhe from 5 to iV lC L lCial l of H onor:a t 1 7 d i e s ans to separate northboiiiloiind I'l'D had addressedJ a c c e ss Magic Valley Gem Clui:iuh. She 0 p.m. Friday. JuJu n e 6 , a t th e from .southbound traffic,ffic, a to his bank. Ultlmatiately. h e also attended thee Grace mortuary. JA CK SON>N, . f(1iss. (AP) — su rg e•rles ri In the following right-lurn lane for nonlorth- said, he would like totc se e a J a c k L ucas c a s survived a month:th s. H e o fte n s h o w e d th e bound traffic into D.L. 1) ro a d c o n n e c tin g th e‘ b a n k to grenade attaiittack at Iwo Jima ciiriou;lUS his arm s, which were l:vans Bank and Wal-M:iMart. Ihird Slreet, so ihallal b a n k Elilenin James Haskell lhal lefl himim with more lhan speckltded with grenade frag- and dual left-turn laneses Ifor customers could u u; s e th e 250 piecess oof f s h n ip n e l in h is m e n tIS s :th a t c o u ld b e s e e n ju st tranic turning south on to traffic light there 0to a c c e ss i-lden James llaskel^kell. 95. tlons such as hishl.shop's ccnui- body, includiuding six pieces in under:r ith e su rfa c e o f h is sk in , Overland from I'ifth Streereel. Overland, •IWin ra ils, d ie d a t Hridgidgeview sclor. executive: S( se c re ia ry a n d h is b n iin ain n d d iw o in h is h e a r t. H e u was the youngest serv- ’I'he key. Johnson said,lid. is “ nial would reallyIy sa tisfy ‘ lis ta te s o n ’nie.sday,, JuneJu 3. member of ihe hhigli council. Sixty-threerec years later, ft icemanan to receive the Medal to provicfe safe and eaeasy tlie congestion lierere — to 2000. 13-7— He and Lorainiine served a was cancer:r thattl claimed the ofHonim o r in a n y c o n flic t o d ic r access and exit pointsts Ifor give people the cluiila n c e to I-lden was ' church missionI aiat the Hawaii life of the mannu who became than th e C ivil W ar. buslne.sses along nornorth get out on Third streiree l a n d b o rn A ug. 19, ' Temple Visitortors Center, the Marinele Corps'{ youngest In thiihe AP interview, written O verland. not be reliant on justit IF o u n h 1912. in A ften v a rd , th e y’ se rv e d fo r five M e d al o f I JonorwinnerandaJon as a Ifirst-person account " Hiis is a business stripsn and 1-ifth streets,”” E v an s •Sublett, the Lse Tem p le. s y m b o l o f' patriotismp a to U.S. underr Ihis name, he recalled and we've got to he sureire 'we said. second eldest Vf. mden is survirvived by his military memembers around the moto n ih s h e sp e n t in a h o s- build for those guys so1 thitheir As of Wednesday, it w as of nine chil- i wife of 64 yeaiears. Loraine the globe. jiital. businesses stay viable," h e n o t c le a r w h e th e r ITI-f D ’s p r e dren of David Haskell: son. JJay (Linda) . "He lold1 mem the other day, "Sooi>on as 1 rest up, 1 imag- said. liminary plans Incluilu d e th e I-lijah and Haskell of Kayslysville, Utah; ‘ This is notIt llithe way a warrior ine I'llII inin for president," the John l-vans, Sr. a n d JolJohn connecter street. Clara Matilda ^ B E J I daughters. Marcarcia Carlson should go dotdown,’" said Lucas' story cconcluded. ’Ain’t I the E vans Jr. o f D .L liv a n s BaB ank Nelson Mitskell. Mis parents p; and Holly Andtiderson (Jack wife. Ruby./. *1'I to ld h im . 'B aby, h e ro , thtl o u g h ? " disputed original plansn s to Sivn Ikrii iniiy he■ n.’(ichedn and sever;il families of rela* .Hourcade), bolhth of Boise; 11 you're a waiwarrior no maiter Visit;itaiion is scheduled for prohibit left turns fromiW W al- (If 2Ull-(;77-U7&l>■1 or lives w e re h o m e s te a d1 farmersfai grandchildren,, CG u y (K 'Lyn) h o w y o u g;o o dd o w n .'" S u n d aay y evening and funeral Mart and D.L. EvansIS to shcr}^sotiihulaliuim.'^rvss.c()m. in this remote arearea. He Haskell. Tamnnra (James) Lucas, whcwho at 14 lied his service::e s fo r L u ca s w ill b e h e ld 1lUg ClVnna) way into mililnilitary service dur- Mondaday morning on the attended school in the little Phillips, Doug Sublett gnide school,II, \w h ic h H askell. S u s a n (B(Blake) Hnser. ing WorldId War II,' died Univerersily of Souihern his father helped buibuild by Nancy (Mark) Pe;Pearce, Jayson 'I’hursday in a Hattiesburg. MississIssippi campus in C a s e ______hauling bricks from Idaldahome. (Sandi) Haskell,I, BBrad (Penny) Miss., hospitapital. He wiistiO. Hattiese sb u rg . Continued from pass C l Tlie family soon moved■edtothe Carlson, Amyny (Darby) . Lucas hadlad been battling Bigfc; for his age and c:ager to Crabtree said he behi liev e d Burley area, desiringlg better I lleidemann, KimIimberiy (Scott) cancer andd diedd shordy after serve,!. a 14-year-old Lucas flooded canal west;l of Parker's apologies wevere sin - farming opportunitiestics and Latham, Kirkk (Meredith) midnight afteraftc he recjuestcd lied thah a l h e w a s 1 7 a n d fH rg e d M urt.iugh. cere, but the factss o' f th e better schools. After gradual-gni Anderson arand Alex doctors remeinove a cJialysis his monother’s signature on a Addressing Nebcker;r ion case warranted a1 s: e v e re Ing fro m B urley H igh:i SSi c h o o l, A n d e rs o n ; 2 7 ggreat-grand- machine. Ruby Rt Lucas told Marinenes enlistment waiver, • W ednesday, a te a rfu l ParV’a rk e r se n te n c in g , niden obtained a teaching lea children; and; tlthree great- The Associatelated Press. Militarary censors discovered pleaded for forgivenemess, "What's it going too tai k e to certificate from Albionfi great-grandchlldilldren. Flden is 1 Ie was diagnoseddh wilh a his reallal a g e th ro u g h a le tte r to calling his actions "inexci•xcus- restore you to balancn e e w ith Normal School and becamc bc also survived Ijyby his brother, form of leukea k e m ia in A pril th a t h is 15-’j-year-old girlfriend, a ble.” s o c ie ty T h e said, principal and teaciucher at Arvin Haskell oof f 'I\vin FalLs; “to re a p airt r t his body." she "Theicy had him driving a “Sir, I recognize you." yoi Giiinon said he wa;.-assatis- llmerson Grade Schoihool. In and his sister, l-aVernU \ Gabriel said. He spcn;^cnt h is Li-st d a y s in tm c k; iiin Hawaii because llis I’arker said. “I’m sorry■ I putr fled I’arker had receceiv ed a l‘)3R. he m anled ViolaDlaShon of Mlllbrae, Califilif. lild e n wcus th e h o s p Ulal a l'with family and age wavas discovered and they y o u r life In d a n g e r. I'm sorrysoi fair sentence, hirker’sr’s attor- of Piiul. w ho died Julyy A,4,1940. preceded in deail:a ih b y h is p a r- frie n d s s tamdlngvigll n d and the threatcitcned to send him from the bottom off im y ney. ‘llm S c h n e id er,.s s; a id h is After her death, Illden:n movedii ents; his wife. Vio/lola; tiiree sis- military comommunity waiting home."'i," s a id O.K. D ru m , w h o hean and 1 ask you too for-fc client had hoped to) r rec eiv e to San I'roncisco to workwo for ters. Dor«i 1 Ia.skelIcell. Joyce Ju d d h e lp le s sly wlwhile pulling for wrote,• fI,ucas* story in the 2006 give m e." fewer determinate yye e a rs o n the war effort in die shiphlpyards. and Vicki Millerlen and tlirce his recovery,ry. b o o k, ' "Indestructible." “He Parker also apologizedu*d to his sentence, In 19-13. I-lden r e tuurned n to brothers, Merlin,in. Harvey and Lucas becaecame a symbol of said If they sent him home, several Zions Bank emiploy- pk , "He feels he hass so m e - Id ah o , w h e re h e m e t anda m mar- l^o 1 laskell. patriotismn inii the decades he woiould just join the Army ees In attendance atIt tht e th in g to c o n trib u te 10to socie- ried l.«ralne Higgs of BurleyBui in ‘Hie funeral will \% be con- afier the war,,var. m e e tin g presl- a n d g lv;lve th e A rm y th e b e n e fit hearing, as well as loo thet ty." he said. th e Sjilt. liik e T em p le,Ic. lUden ducted at 2 p.nrm . Saturday, dents and tratni v e lin g th e w o rld o f h is; ggood M arine training." state of Idaho. B Ba a n k farmed in tiie Burley■ley a re a Ju n e 7 . a t t h e'I\vin ’I\\ Falls 7th to speak witwith frontline sol- Lucacas eventually stowed eiii|)loyees declinedJ to Sivii Ik’i}’ iiiuy lie; nrvdclieil u n til 19G0, w h e n h e; sold so his Ward LDS C Cl h a p e l. B47 d ie rs a n d fellowfellc velerans. away’ iaboard a Navy ship comment following tth e (ll 208‘a77‘lS7&t or farm and bought a motelme In , Fastland Drivee N. in ’IWln Marine CorpsCor Gunnery Sgl. headeted for' combat In the h e arin g . shcrf^'s()iiilii(hihuf)iv.snxs-ami. 'IW ln I'alls. U p o n renirement tin Falls, with Bishishop Richard Will Price waswa shaken by tiie Pacificlc Ocean. He turned from this business, he h» had Smack officiatingIng. Burial will news of Luc-ucas’ death. Price himsellelf in to avoid being lisi- se v e ra l h o b b ie s a n d p;)an-tlme a n be in the Sunseiset Memorial rememberedred the response to ed ast ja deserter and volun- See what's neww at Magicvalley.cicom jobs. I le also gave ciglugilt years Park. Friends ma]nay call from 5 a rousing spcspeech Lucas gcwe teeredd ito Tight. L of volunteer servicee lot the to 7 p.m. Fridaylay, June 6, at at Marine} CorpsG headciuar- "Theliey did nol know his ■ Buzz Uingdon Visitor)r CenterC Wliite Monuary.ry. “Chapel by ters In Washlishlngton, D.C. age. 1i kIe didn’t give it up and I in 'IWin I-alls. lilden1 was w an the Park." in l\vi\vin Falls, and “1 neverr metn anyone like theydldidn’t ask,” Dnim said, active member of the LDS one hour prior: toto the servicc Jack Lucas,"s," he said. "Wlien Bornni in Plymouth, N.C., on “If you w antit to hear the Church, holding manyiny posi", Saturday at theJ church.cl he camc thithe Marines just Feb. 1414.1920, U icasw asa 13- crowded around aro him. He's year-olold cadet captain In a crispness of)f sounds agaiiin , 1 the epitomene of die values of militariiry academy when the S erviges the Corps.s. They I were just Japanenese bombed Pearl captivatedi by him. Harboror. support Pril:itz, his staff ann d Lclah D. Power;/ers of Louise Lish R -A round THE VA]/ALLEY______^CONTEST, WWINNERS ■T.F. woman1 Habitat house to bei with arc jackcd ratestes for sub- from 1 p.ih. lo tc p.m. on celebrates completed today par jobs. Hicks v,rotrote. So far. Monday, fromn nni o o n to 6 p.m . the traveling asphalhalt pavers on IXiesduy, and an 9 a.m. to 90th birthdclay With just today leftft forI have hit homeowowners In Ip.m. onWedncd n e sd ay . some odds and ends,>, tthe Boise and OwyheeB County.C To schedulelie an appoint- house under constructionon by Police officers luhave seen ment, call Shariaa ria a t 734-4566. Habitat for Humanityy on the suspccui drivingn g “a strin g W atclimakcr Street Is otiealiead of several trucks pulllulling trail- Idaho Statee University11 of schedule, said UnLinda ers witli {fro'nt-end Fleming, executive dlrecirector and small pavingJ r machines professor tto o speak! of the Magic Valley Habla b lla l — all lo o k in g b r a n d : oin at CSl Ciiit »H *1 for Humanity. Residents can ’■ivS'u.. a^ about UncoIr nth Actk>n Coaacil ipoaured a blUlbillboard contest for area t m s The hardwood floor Is in. schcmc by taking5 tlthese pre- Dr. Ron H Ha a tz e n b u e h le r, that prait«apted yoDsg people not to drlok,lk, smoke, or do drags, along the furnace is in, (he apfappll- cautions, accordingng to 'Avln professor of HisiH isto ry al Id a h o iffUi teen«n prepancy prevention. Winnen'in IInclude, from left, Ayesslah . ances arc being installedd anda Falls police and the th Belter State Universitysity s in c e 1972. RBblo,VaValetie Jensen, Cellna Sinental,, TnTrevor Stimpson and Andrea E m I Business Bureau: will present the thi second of p.. the plumbing's done. lot pictared is Nate Hanks. Hanchey "W e've a lre a d y h u d o uir r fifirst • Ask for local rereference.s, three lecturtures about • Hush,” Fleming said with«th a identification andid verify a Abraham Uncolic o in In c o n ju n c - MaldallaiKheywillc1 cele- . laugh. "We're going loto be contnictor's licenslnsing, bond- tlon with the th ongoing P q) NFERENCE /ATTENDEESJ bniie her 90th hinhdaJay at pretty much complete byby ithe ing and insuringIg require- Uncoln Bicente:ntennial display an open house from e n d o f th e day." ments. Also note ththe license located in thele lobbyli of Fine ' p.m., .Saturday ai th e Today's efforts will con5o n s ls t p la te n u m b e r o n th;he e ’co n ira c - A rts b u ild in g a t tht e C ollege o f Hampton Inn locatete d at ' mostly of landscaping' anda tor’s vehicle, Southern Idaho.iho. The presen- 16.';ai-ilini()revSt.,IWini-1 i-alls. clean-up, Fleming said,id, in * Solicit multipleIe bids and tatlon will be}e at< 6:30 p.m. M aid a (H inson) H ancn c h ey ■ preparation for the 6 p.p.m. make .sure all bidsIs narc based Thursday, Juneme 12 in CSI’s was born onIune7,15)11) lil.in • .dedication ceremony foror thet on the same spedecificatlons Fine Arts Recllalil a ll lall 119. It is Hol)oken, Ga. Siie camm e to ■ new hom e of Anthony BolBohrn and materi.'ils. free of charge, the Magic Valley withh h e r and Rebekah Roach., TThe • Read uny agreeirements and llatzenbuehlichler's lecture, !i " ' ' ■ ■ husband, tItelaleW illialia m l. constnictlon started Monconday guarantees beforere signing, "Cotitrolled by Invents: (Bill) H anchey. in 1 9 'ia(5, m o rn in g . and make sure thele ]promises Presidency of ol Abraham Children Include Billie. Bl "I can't bellevti what we'vewe are in writing. Lincoln," rcr e fle c ts l i ' ' M i u Ciary. Johnny, Caijir ro l. . done." Fleniingsald. • Do not be pressi;ssured into research Intere in e a rly Loretta, Hunny, Hob)h b ie. sig n in g a n a g re emnent e r and do American histoistory and pollti- Linda. Vickie, Butch, Tlyke. T.F. Police warn not pay for thec work in cai history. Hch:chnsparticipat- ■ ■ ■ Ilela. Rhoiula. lelf.I.i/,, a n d advance. Pay by chi:heck when ed In and direcliecled numerous * R a m o n a , of paving scam the work is comp[Tipleted to Idaho Humanla n ltie s C o u n c il HealthNeNet Is sjMnsoring four yottth fromm tthe Mlnl-Cassla area to attendd ______’IWln Falls police are warn-wai your satisfaction. projects and is thi e a u th o r o f the Assoisedation Idaho Cities 61st AnnttaHtal Conference In Boise, held ■ ing hom eowners of tniveli Ih c l)o o k “1 TVeiIVemble For My Jane24-I4>27. The theme Is.'ShapIng Commmmonlties: Working TogeUier... •.asphalt pavers offeringIne « Blood dnve Country: Thoirlo rn a s Je ffe rso n Findingg $Solutions...'The AlC Annual Confionfertnce Is attended by many See what’s» and (he Vlrgii . dubious sales pitch. rginia Gentry," vouUimand i several hundred city officialsIs frfrom around the state. Those “I’avers claim to Inlia v u begins IVIondayy which will be. avavailableat the log from Mlnl-CassU include, fromom left, Kyle U ib of Rupert, materials left from n just- ju The American RedRi Cross lecture. new at •completed /ob. and will( pavep; chapter fs planningIng a tJirce- 'Hie Unajlnn e x h ib it c a n h e Brftlney)/ I Robertson of P ni, iolaoia CnuruofRDpertaodEIissa • the homeowner's driveway.vayat day blood drive/e starling .seen from B aa.i .m . to B p .m . Greenmainan of Burley. All conference costs,Its, food, lod^ng, transportation» niagicvalley.cocm . a considerable dlscouiijunt,” Monday at thith e F irst e a c h d a y u n til;il JuIi n e 23 a n d is and chaplaperone will be provided by Mlnidolidoka Memorial HospHal and w rote’l\vin Falls Police CCiipt. i Presbyterian Churlurch, 209 also free andid o< p e n lo th e Cassia RiRegional Medical Center. MattHick-s. Fifth Ave. N. in IWin/In Falls. public. , What homeowners endnd up Donations willI bI e ta k e n —■ FrcFront stsff reports 1 CENTURY STADIUM 5)& & B U R L£Y THEATRE IN BURITiv j ______WWW.cntttnr KUNGFU PANDAAlWHfl HAPPENS SnakiK E RIVER E lks lodge IS I 3:00 • 4:00 • 7dB • »OS(PO)> IN VEGAS DC p P s B V V Cwmjte'iiMilicdv — 3:00 • 4fl0 • 738 • #-J« («HU 3) ) I Oo May 10, the Snake River i ' 2BQ7 B p B s B n PV '•'SIX m You want weather? DON’T M ESS — I ' Lodge held Uielr highway cleanlean up project Pictured from left: BonnieBoi WITH THE ZOHANN N A R N I A Luckman, Lenny Lockmao, DebrtDe We got it. ^ p r i n c e CASPIAN ve, interactive 3:00 s • 40S • • *40 IPO-SS) Bradley, Pete Dellot, Bill Bradindley, u 3:00 • 4:U • 7^0 • »:4« (PO)•) P p B s B n B V Michael Dellot, SUn Nova j m S S l n n n “IK I Q edi> Or) n i:f is m m e herel . tiQUL 4 T ^ m ' ■ c NKIKIP: ChUdrcn-s Miracleicic Network ■cMft s F r i d a y ,, J u n e 6 • > 12 to 4 pp . m . 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ByJohnMOer — I'win Tails CrcmL*ntive A n Ccnter---- A saoctated P re ss Witter lin g it trav e l “w iih o u l ' em p ty in gg Uiet pig g y b a n k ." t h n i ^ l h 'e n w ith le g e n d a ry fly I»j-c'sc'li()()l, (inulcsK J lsl,7ncl BOISU— With gas priccsCCS in ever Idalio near $4 a gtdlon, fishiishcr* fishing traters such as Silver 5llithrii7Ui.«lhliiriim 51 P.lli i 8< AdviincecI DrdwiMKK m e n liiivc le h tlic lr ro d s in Uiet i;ar Sun Valley. re.**l* garage, luwn malntcnan Id ahiiho fishing Jicensc •6Cl V' ■■ S I\ ...... I ■ ■ ______Fr '■'* tonI lly - rl Mugabe backers assault U.S., British # 1 3 diplomat convc By Angus Shaw I ^ Associated Press writer w n i p i t u IIAnAlllv. /iinbalw e — mob of /.imbabwe "war v enms," a group of ofiim v lent loyalisis to I’residt ' I la id a I “ T j Hohert Munahe, waylaii i - i convoy of AmericanI a n d I Hritisli diplom ats Thursilirsday, / JM beating a local staffer, sla iii|; tires and threatening hum the envoys, (hef's L UTL ^ l-nibassy said. u M I'he d ip lo m a ts w ere loi ' ing into political violci iiefore a presidential elect W i ih l i p u r c k • ninoff. and ihe incident[i( v w a s - . . (be la(esi sign of how ((ei c n s e ^ Ziniiiahwe is as Mugahe j: pares to face an opposit $9Q€ leader who led voting in S o r m o i first rtmnd. Opposition and himlu m a n rights groups accuse MugJlu g a b e ^ n i c 8 . of ordiestratiiig violencen e e to , _ ♦ M n g , s o r r e . ! ensure be wins re-electe e tio n 65" 1080p t2" Plasma HDIV ; amiil growing tmpopula HDTV • for bis heavy-bandedf S r ‘iiiipfie\earProjecilon HOn H •BollhlnATSC/NTSC/QAM ^ • and (he couiury's econoin o in ie •8-miBltteoiaPtal • TMOSOp Pmctstli tin p e n u V m collapse. I’olice held (b e H * 17$ Dtgna Wldt-angle • Plusti10$0p ^ D H •2S00:1cotttntttUtkir^ . presidenl's rintoff ri' ■ Viewing • Morgan Tsvanginii, forr n in e • 4D Vldto Nolu mBM»KPIctunlnPfetun I ^•LOSImplInk RtdlKtlM • hours W ednesday ' Lite 'I'luirsday tbe govto v e rn - : ment ordered aid groupsu p s to ball operations in Zimbab Millions of Zimbabwe depend on food bandoid o u ts S p i ; from sucli groups and C 5 H A F : government as (he econc)n o m y . . \RR 52" WIdescree;en' : crumbles, and cridcs< h a v e WBOpHm • accused Mugahe’s reginuim e o f w B S S a ^ i ! seeking to lake control jjjjH textumlMsti M : food aid to use as a polK ^^•AOniKtdSoptrV • w e a p o n . • 3000:1 CoatnstR Officials in Washing I and London said (he ddi) ip io - '■ ’ N'l'.' : ma(s were returning frorfro m ; irip to investigate violenc in S • northern Zimbabwe w wl h e n liV • (bey were slopped at a:i road-ra f .vi-,',-' : block on tbe outskirtsi n s o f : [■{..U'il : Ilanire, the caphal. Thele con-c ■ ; . • voy was hai(ed for somem e six . ■'' • h o u rs l)efore it w a s alln>illow ed '. to drive on. : U.S. Ambassador James Jai ‘iffiBXHMi McCJee. w h o w a s n o t w•’ith ith th e i • " • ' convoy, said police and n tary officers detained tb e i'f S ': ’- d ip lo m a ( s in a n "ill<“ille g a l ------’T ~ ~ action." Me said (beyy wv e re g |y ■ assisteil hy a crowd of " . veterans,” a group whw h o s e : n>embers purportedly fotfo u g lu ; in Z im b a b w e's In d e p e nn d d c e n c e t e i i • w a r a n d a rc M uftahc's ffieriercc.st ! and most violent supportlo rte rs, - " I'he war veterans (hrth r e a t- ■ ened to burn the vehi p:;" with my people inside ur tliey go( ou( of (he vehi .! » ■ ■ ■ C,' and accompanied (be pc to a station nearijy." MeM eG ec . . to ld C N N . j’p : A spokesman for (belie U .S. . a H | H H m b a ssy , I’a u l H ngels'e ls ta d , i C . told The Associatedi P , ’ : that some in tbe (hrongln g b e a t one of (be cmba: - Zimbabwean employeesx‘s and !sH|Hjj|j| slashed the (ires of somem e c a r s ' in th e c o n v o y Ihe IJ,S. governmenl:iu sa id m ■ i( would tjike die incidei - the U.N. Security Counci ossiiswp^eota "It is absolutely ol ■ geous, and it Is a case ol ' kind of repression andnd vio- p.,v,r;';;-^iV,.!r-.Vtc lence that (bis govcmmcm e n t Ls willing to use ngainst Usits o w n ^jxMstrgu^i^ s m a people,” State DerD ep a rt- ment spokesman JS c a n . Se Mamarl McCominck said of Mug:lugabe's i-" ’ ■ reg im e. B vi ■“ r o . ---- C6-rridp,tot6.2P08------. . 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ForR a co m p lete s to c k listing,llsi go to Maglcvalleyley.com RFRIDAY f JUNEU N E6;2008 C 7 ______TIMESNEWSIS ■ BUSINESS EDITOR?SINl JCJOSHUA PALMER: 735-3■3231ESS JPALf^[email protected]______iBank of AAmerica Vwins appnrovaltobiluy CountLtrywide I n f l a t i o n i By Martin Cnitsinger- In its order, ihe Tedcd board share of Countryitrywidc oul- Bank of Aiicu k rlca 's e a rn in g s . b o o sst t a s it p u s h e s to In crea se m o v e s u p - Asaoclated Prosa writer ____ said that after the prcproposed standing, Bu t o n1 Monday. Ken marketket share iu the niori- , deal Bank of^m cricaca would In rccent iiioii'loiiths, some I.ewis, ihc ccl h ie f c x c c u liv c o f g a g e; sesc cto r, : WASHINGTON — TlicThe remain the largest dc|Jcposilo- analysts have! speculated s Bank of AmLinerica. lold ana* In aa staieniciit coiiimcni- B ernanke’s’S ; redcral ncservc has Biverv e n ly inslituiion in tlic: c(country, that the deal majnay be com- lysts on:i a conference call itig on or the I'ed decision, - a p p ro v a l fo r B a n k o f Am cricirica controlling approxiiiximatcly pleied at a lower lov pricc that he believed b buying Bankk o11 f A m e ric a s a id ih a i it - Corp. lo purchase distrcssecised S773.4 billion in dc]deposits, becausc of furtherher dcteriora* Counirywidiid e w a s still a g o o d cx p cc.‘Cted ti the sale to closc in w o r r y l i s t : subprlmc morigagc lendc:idcr which represent 10.99 perccntp tion in the mortgiirtgagc market deal eventhough ll the hous- the Jui;luly-Sepicmber quarter, ' Counir>^viilc rinancial Corjjor|). of total insuredd bank and a contlnueiliicd rise in ing markelI had I continued to "Thihis transaciion. reprc- ' Tlie Tod board approvecived deposits in the countrItry. mortgage dclinquiiqucncics and falter sincecc the deal was sentss ai' rare opportunity for ByieaiudMftversa I the deal in n 32-pogc orderder When the deal wawas first defaults, a n n o u n c e dd ,. B a nk k of c America lo signifi- Associated Press writer : issued Thursdayday. aiuiounccd in lanuar>ary, Bank llxperts have saidsal that ihc U-wis saidlid he believed lhai caiillyily gain market sliare in * ’ Coiiiuiywidc i>ad said prcvievi- of America said it won/ould pay deteriorationof of tiic mon- liousiiig conditions, co would the mortgage 1 business, WASHINGTON • ously that it will liold a spc>pc- about S'] billion intl :a n all- g a g e m a rk■ket e t a n d im p ro v e >y by early next year, aliowit.ving it lo expand In a Tederal Keserve (Jiiairmanan ' dal meeting ul siiarciiolder:Jers stock deal for Countrntrywidc. Countrywidc’s loanloai portfolio Ilc said lhat ih. Countrywide cornerlerstone Tinancial prod- Ben Bcmanke has moveveil : on lunc 25 to approve thethi exchanging 0.1022 shishares of could lead to costly co: write- and its >ri)fcssional pn sales uci.”’ Lewis 1 said in a siaic- inflaiion up on his iistI io f ; proposed sale. Bank of America foifor each downs and createate a drag on forcc wouldId give the bank a ment.II. worries, suggesting motlorc pointedly ilian ever ihih a t ihc lime for culling inteiter- est raies is over in view^fOf c soaring oil and ccimniodllilliy “This is just anotherar Band-Aidd and another exanample of them kid:king the can dowiwn the road priccs and a weakenelied dollar. producing the eonimprehensive disasiister housing strat(tegy the country■needs.” r Although llie countryry ’s and not pi economic growth - — Stephanie Allen, spiipokeswoman for Sen. MaiAary Landrieu, D-La. bmised by housing, crede d it . and financial debaclesI - is still fragile, Beritankc; o n CK(][Cfiscd hcjpt>pc for some improvementt I in the second half oi:ihls yeaear. Al tiic s a m e tim e , lih e sounded a notably loudcid e r warning against inflatiolion liircats. To this end, h e raised his biggest pubib iic c o n c e rn to d a te a b o u t tlith e slid e in th e H.S. dollar, sa)>ay- in g it lia s c o n trib u ie d to>an. a "unvvelcomc rise" in Inll:iHa- lion. The Fed chief’s frese sh assessment — delivcrcrred via salclliie to an intern!rna- tional monetary confcfcr- dice in Spain — appcartircd to mark a subtle shiftt Iin Bernanke’s views aboito u t economic risks. Despite the rising coi:on* cerns aboul inllatioio n . B e rn aiik c sig n a le d d ie Il-cil t is inclined to leave raia le s where they arc. Boostii■ting them ccnild further wcacak- en the economy’s delicaca te Slate. I lowcvcr, some analy>lysts said Bcrnankc might1 Ib e taking a baby step towavard laying the foundaiioiiI ffo r an eventual rise in nitcs:s ‘— possibly later this yearir o r early next year — if inlllila- lion were to flash signsis o f A pickop tnick to m on« of abeabout 20,000 moblli bomei u dI travelIn trailers omied by the Federalrai EmergeocyI Management Agencycy {FEMAl from hope Municipal AirportAir near Hope, Ark. getling dangerously oulII o f Tbe govemnwBt mty honte dltidisaster victims In trallen againI tblstbi hurricane season, despite promiremises never to ose them again be The bank of fami]lily and friends: y- l A n e w ll i e n d e r o9 0 t h e hl ( o r i z o n ;newstudent-loarffl wrinkle : ByiustinPope nk they have some lonong-term promise. IleanT run cposee morcfrc s iu d e n is n e e d o n c c th e y A cyclist passes a sign advertertls- ; Associated Press wrtter “I do think th e c eilin g o n c h e a p e r fed- Ing regnlar sctf*senre gasoliniine 1 aid. nearing SS per gallon, withI — somethinglg like alumni using oneor of these sites ass a way to ecr-to-pecr loans arc try- Tlic credit crunch has dri\ mid-grade, premium and diesesel in g lo step into that privatc- cn do7.c:ns of lenders outlit o( f provide loans for cucurrent students.” well over that mark, s t a th e stu d e n t lo a n m a rk e t. BHut ut a 1 market, thougli they like- — Mark Kantrcitrowltz, w ho runs th e Wel/eb site nnald.org CoooeoPhlllps76 station In1 L L0S n u m b e r o f n e w W eb sitess aai re ;o n 't a m o u n l 10 m o rc th a n Angeles. Fed Chairman BenI trying to sidestep the inidnidi- launch Wednesday. , '11'Hic tim- anonymously willwitli investors, available-—-contraryiosky-is- aiiiiy:lysliverof it anytime .soon. tional players, facilitallnlling ing is intended toto attract said it'iKsecn a big uptick this falling predirdlctions — but stu* The'he idea is that students Bernanke called tbe dollar's's loans between students anand interest as studentsnts piece week, with appH)plicaiions for dents are hh a v in g to h u n t fo r c a nI securesi better terms by Impact oa tbe rise In conmedledl- anonym ous investors or eveve en to g e th e r financial a idid c over llic about SIBO,000»in in loans arriv- banks or turnti to the federal turnhinhig to individual ty prices 'relatfrely modest'' aand •nt itself. investesiors willing to back frie n d s a n d fam ily m e m blers. e rs summer, in g in Ju st th e lastast three days. govemmcni said tbat global loppiy andI airly small Tlic sites arc po;popping up as Meanwhihile, the crcdit them.m. Investors m ay get satis- Tlic latest startup playerer 1In n i e field is still fair! demand condKlons were menore : tho so-called "pccMo-peci)ecr" but hoping for shan>p s seasonal many lenders hahave stopped sciuee/x! is> affcctinga some stu- faclioillon from helping o^t a Impertast factors driving opP '^student lending markcrkci. increases. Tynaiiz, a 1cc compcti- issuing federallyilly subsidized dents as theyllu try to find pri- energy and other prices. GrcenNolc, marks its oflicl:licial tor lhat matdics upp s student.s loans. Such loaroans arc still vate loans,s. which morc and PlCi= lease s e e LOANS. P age CS ; S t o c k s O F LO.0CALINTERES1ST______WDITIES ______For m ore se e p a g e 1 Con Agra 24 ▲ .25 Dell Inc. 2 4 . 0 2 A .1 31 IIdacorp 32.04 A 1 . 0 4 Live cattiIttle 9 4 .5 0 ▲ .2 5 JuiJuly Oil 127.79 ▲ 5.^1.49 : Lithia Mo. 7.78 ▲ .39 Micron 8.53 ▲ .12: :Supervalu 35.46 ▲ .9 9 June golcold 871.80 T 8 .1 0 JuiJune Silver 17.13 A .2 3 Today in businessS S WASHINGTON - U iborr D.Departnfient reports on empioyrlioyment for A^ay, 8 :3 0 a.m . 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INSIDE; Recreation>n roundup,i D2 I Skyw;watch, D3 I Worid, D4M n Lessonnsinnatuire A iiistoryof(if Cedar Creek Cany(yon By Lawreflce P. GrownDwney Corrospondont r is h e r m e n a reV faf:i m ilia r w ith tlie p o p u la r Cele d ar Creek (or Hosewoworth) Ilescrvoir. located abib o u l six miles west of Salmon Tails Pii.m alongg th e r o a d lo M u q iiiy HotI ii Springs. lik e S a lm o n Tails Ta Reservoir, this impouilu n d - m e n t Wiis c re a teed d to provide irrigiitioii wateile r — in this case, to iibiia b o u t a ,000 acres downstreaiiu n in tbe Koseworth are; The concrele-cf.•-core dam wiis constructedL'd in 1916. Unforttinaiinately, tiie amount of wa.viitcr required (lulte ofit;)flen fell short of w hat Wiis neic ed - e d . ’I'odiiy, th e original o r ciinal infnistructurere no longer exists. Uut those who enjoy!y'i.S“ I INSIDE:' ing quiet, peacc canyons, scatte:u « '“l r m remains of this s lem still cling to canyon walls I “ a „ r Spidermaii lo 'dinosnur b u ild in g . IO W M J c ln e GooIoeoglst n a m , 'ill! oT nent sign directs you northth to How ih is r o a d r).2r> m iles tolo iin roiid on the left, which is no0 i dif- anince liian any other you.1 'will m t. I the correct roiiil if you can Vv; It th e to p o fC e d a rC lre e k C iinnyon, y ITake the roiid! to the northwLLst. This roadd is il Damian Halner, 19, ofTirlnFtllstils fishes Tuesday at the Soalte RlrRiver off boat docks a t Waterfrontt CeBtennlalCe Park. He and friend BriBrihnBauitiboff, 20, olT»ln Falls Murjiliy Hot SprliI rive slowly lo just iiiiove the d u ip iib o u t tw o m ile s w had been there about an hourr aoiand caught two small fish. Tbe frfends frf said Ihey enjoy the relautioiation and fun that fishing brfngs. :i wliere a small open iiie;i inn th e of Salmon vs D: one or two vehicles to parkrk. w h e r e ii Ih irc iiut brought you to ilie canyonII i rim .Fee-fr(free day schedu]jled for Saturda; Lind Miinagemeicanyon iind continues tipstreream lloseworth. I’oilovniie.s, so non-m olori/.ed iicci-sI'SS is unmarked dirt ro:i By Andrew( Wc Weeks no(loon at Giivers Uigoon ihougii the road isn'l. Coniinulllin g ferunt in appeani Staff writer:or Ha-layspur I-ish liatcliery ne; lack or mountiiin i)ike Irom y o u r pii.ss to that point. Pic'icaiio — where anglers ci I ih e t i n i is th e w :iy to go to tak b .T S •Ider, omen in N1-17. ^ their han(id Tick...tic:k...tick...aand ifs booiled Wc -'*■ J»,bW9<-IIo.>()/Thti Ilian c«jjtc.cck \ lieniCL'Co boll :ili(crite r o f I = W illie o ilie r susto v e s c iin u s e at) Avalur began with thi ^ thesametypeof kayaking! ^ Falls Creek slight niiilKuofa rnd t hlE e OEAR isobtitene/propa;)pane cartridge ,e D 3 ^ iliiil. I'hL- c a rtrid g e th e n s|>ii insIKIF ^ l^l'«s. theth e c o m p a n y By Sandndra Bostedef ^ so f its conicnts, a prussiirlm l saysithasoptimtimi/cd the car- CorrespcI pendent ______In bk'nil uf Isobutonu anti itephen tridge-fedfuelm1 m ethod by :om e' „ IJ ensuring consist!‘iistent higli- Salmtnon Tails Creek was- R B luiipiiiiL' dow n thu tini.' and nch IO the biirnLT. i clickuil the egenoiQ output, l-ortnidiiiiditional car- ruiinin):ng at Just under 400 I S r X s feet this past Saturdiiy | | | ing . ' ii’n itlo n sw itc h foirk. r :i sp a rk , ______I trid g e sto v e s —— iiincluding the cubic fe a iitl — K/\l3(JOM!a — m ea llani Jetboii I>CS.thecle company’s As a novice n kayaker, tliat Mature try 1 nd at ro c k e te d to life. u te s lla t — tw ic e a s fifiist its first model — liqliquid fuel Is meant( nothing to me. It nSB ron M y w a tc h w a s tic k in g asa s m a n y sto v e s 1 tesJt aand n beat- evjiporated upwi[iward witliin appearoired to h e flow ing a t th e l^ w Falls (tjc w a te r sta r te d to w armm, , ing even the companlany's own tlie cartridge and gas is fed speed o:of light as 1 de.sper:ile- EW; Salmon Fl 1 I-iltle lnii)l)ies and steamI) marketed figure. u n d e r th e c anI's 's p re s s u re int«) ly trieed d fastening tiiu life BH t- percolated in ihu pot. Tiie secret to tlie.•Helios' 11 tlie burner, JiicketI across my huxom B 3 U n d e rn e a th , th e w h ir o ffa a propensity to torchll bis ro o te d T h is p ro c e ss;s ctc o o ls th e ciir- c h e st, great blue flame, as If from:)ni a in two product featuitu res: 1) tr id g e a n d its coicontents. The I t thought occurred to small jet engine, torcfjcdJ Tbe conipiuiy's propiiiprietary reducing fuel ouioutput. me thahat I woiiUin'l really' reai a large canoe that was nfii iled m etal lo a red-liol glow. I-luxiling, acorrugattated metal In the 1 leliosIS ddesign, wliere need aa notation device, ju.st T :h with lunch supplies forir o u r it was the m aiden voyagt'age .strip p in g o n th e b oDtlomof tti the cartridge is irinverted, the iis Kaiiiiml Wright instructed Wo; to group. Steve was In ii sin]Ingle- To f fetl)o irs la te s t c a m p .stovlove th e p o t, c a p tu re s aind n d "focus- ' stove is fed liqult}uid fuel, whicli mu on1 tdie vest's expandable kay us person kayak. ’I'liey liiUUi- .siii creation, the I leiios High-h- es" heat to increasee bburner Is evaponited at ithe burner. feature?res. Dave Wright, grai •i- w ic lied fo u r o r u s iietww ie e n I’erfo rm iiiice C o o k S yslemJill. . efflcient7 ;2)Tlieupsipside- keeping the cartrariridguata Kami's's husband and our enc ;r. tiiem. Steve went aheiulild to A s w ith th e l le iio s' p rc d ceces- c c down isobutcnc/pro|Topane uniform tenipen:le n itu re a n d g ro u pi' ’ss fearless leiider, saw Wei In look for trouble areasi ai n d sor proditciK. lethoil ciytridgc and special:lai fuel ensuring a hotteiliter flame. my pananic-stricken face and cha k. D av e e n c o u r a g e d a i n il Uvi\-\v.ietboiI.com) had mai(nade line allows the Heliosios to feed I-urtber, heciiucause there is tried toocomfortme. > li- insinicted us from beliimim l. It snuie i)ig claims tipon dehilehut fuel to the bonier in ja liquid no evaporative■e oco o lin g o f tlio "C n injnpared lo last week ty," le worked very well most oof f th e of the iill-lii-oiic system. .state for consistentt hheat oul- fuel in tbe cartriitridge. the the flo\'ow is pretty slow." he liar rd lime, except when Wei/e n d y T h e sto v e — w liic li c olin m te s p u t. I ie lip s Is le ss pprone ro to loss of said. left, o r lo ld m e to p a d d le h :in i right,rlj e a d y o r n o t. witb an integnited 2-iiter output In coldId Itempera- I sniilililed glumly and shook pre lis I mistook this infonuatioilo n to Tlie event vviis to teach cooking pot and cosls S150150 w h id i is a m y h eead a as I climbed into bap ut mean pui the paddle nin th e Vomen In Niiture how to — was touted to have "best tnntn tijo r i-ssue tlie fronnnt scat of the tandem aga >rr w a te r o n th e le rt a n d piiiliiildle :ayaklng skills, and I was in*classcfncicncyand boll•oil . I adjusted my feet on we It. h a rd so w e w o u lJ g o righih t. >lGascseeOEA», grateful to hiive an experi- time performance." Indeed ot rests iis S tev e B a u m . Tor id Uiat wiis exiictiy wliaiill w e ;nced hackscal driver. c o ld lite r o f Wiiter, th e c oDin- m P=e= D3 anolliLTer fearless leader, told plai as did. To our inisroruine. liowhi - Vendy Itosenburg was In p a n y c la im e d , c o u ld b e cor m e to m111 a k e su re I b a d a little w ai in ever, th e c r e e k w a s lin e dI w v h h ibarge of steering the kiiyak. verted to a bubbling brew b e n d la In my knees in case I a qi ut trees, At that momentlit o f "Your main rcsponsibili- within three minutes. H B " 0 h iid to) aap p ly p re ssu re . Insi :h reality there’s nothing mni o re y," slie iid v ised . "is lo p a d d le hj my test, w here I kept tht e J ^ l “W hyIiy would I need to Wei ll- to do tiian wait for yourre c y e s lard right and paddle hard c o v er o n th e p o t w h ile It .a p p ly rpressure," my mind iy lo be poked out by lo n g , eft." ’Ihere was no.lim e for w a rm e d , m y lite r o f w a te r sc re a mned, i but by then his S! hi pointy branche.s. Wei/e n d y ire-trip tnilning. "I love ihis did. In fuct. Jiop to a bub v o ic c was 1 fading and I ncx laptism by fire," 1 lied, but bling fit, l)oiling in 2.5 mln-lin - wa.-; gojoing Into die water, T In Please see KAYAKIKG. Pageg e D 3 igiiin smiled — glumly Off ve went inlo the ciirrent. ■ortunately', Dave had ilanned ahead and he wiis I vailing just down ihe river in “ r I quiet spot. He shouted out nstructions, to which Vendy responded bcautlful- y. Siie piirullel parked riglit ic x t lo h is c a n o e , llie Wrights were riding In D2 FtUtr, lom 6,2008 OUTDOORS Hn»N4 Irban Wilderness Series W omen’s MTB Cy luirity vested in ^103(1 ::onstilution and The United Slates, do c la im lu n e 2 ()0 f) itdoors Month. Americans to month with ' jtrogranis and nd to take lime IWlC enjoy tlie great [•SS W iil-lU -O l- I nio sel my hancl h day of May, in f our Lord two ight, and of the ice of the United merica the two d thirty-second. W. H U SH I I B Tlmw^TwiaF»n«,kUh» O u t d o o r s Fridjr,Jwe 6,2tX2008 D3 Cue baldlsaiiddjinosauri•eggs Juiipiter’sbeen1 acting up ilin recent yeaars r 4 ,0 0 0 -y(^ear-old‘missing^ (e n e d i^ viders!^ pyramicIduncoveeredlnEj^ g y p t I I______^ j. ♦ Bacheloror of Science By Katarina Kratovsc Assoeiatod Press wtttor 'crsity of Alabama ♦ 32 years < I SAQQARA, Hgypt s of Experience as a I-gyplian nrcliacologile g ists DSnn|' Physicianan Assistant unveiled on'rinirsday a-I.O4,000- year-old "missinB pyram y care & family tluK Is believed to have bbi e e n medicinetie discovered by an arcliaeo gist almost 200 years ago a • Occupatiiitional Health n e v er se e n ag ain . Z>ihi I law ass, Hgypt's a n dt q - ?.A.-C tiities chief, said clie pyran ap{)cars to have been builtu iU b y (achelor of Sciencee ]Nursing King Menkauhor, an obsciisc u re phanioh who niled forr ooi n ly University of Wasashington eight years. In KM2, G e rm a n arc h acleolo- o ’lasters of Science ^Nursing f gist Karl Richard Lepsirp siu s Seattle Universityity in c n tio n e d i( a m o n g h isi fltifin d s at Saqqani, referring lo) it a s * 17 Years of experien*nee in number 29 and calling it th( e ' Cursing “Jleadless 1‘yninild” hecatic au se only ils biLse re m a in s. Dut tht e rimary care & fami desert sands covered thee ddis- cover)’, and no artiiaeolog•logist meledicine since has been able to.HiI.fin d C^omen*s health ______j • C a r o)llne l l r Cogen, A.R.N.P. M e n k au h n r's restin g place. - "We have filled the gap u f I th e m issin g py ram id ," I law : told reporters on a lour of i: • Bachelor•r T im cs-N cw s Friday, June 6, 20!008 ■ ^ - I’ a K c IIM 2008 TOOYOTA TACOOMA ACCES!;s CAB PICKKUP TRUCK S(;ophisti(icated ]p erfonm er noadW'orthyJ 2008 Toyota Taccco m a; By Ken Chester, Jr. Motor News Media Coqionitl>nillon ; j^y tlie Numbeiers j Till! c\l)lutiiin (if llic popular poj PRICINO; ,• Taconiii'pickup conlliiUM tnto add ' Th« base Mnufainuref's Sugiu a i a s l j !-Reail.Pri8e.'(MSRP}.for Uio.no '200^ l(» Toyoiiis rich truck heritage li(;r ..Toyvle'tbcefna Access Cab'b^plckup^ ihut bc(>aii nvur 40 j-cars ago Tiic ;tniCk starts from, $17,720Jfw f jtW Toyola Tacoma Accuss C^b :is an . .teH(narwBl.u^.t2$2q^i:l’li'rof.th* exiciiilcd cab with du'al;a(access l^b^^^d^aurorriotie'Dattiittihailon! doors and tum ble Hat rear sc i’owor for Tacoma is gcneicnerated by a larue 2.7L four-c>'li'Cylinder 9.;hp' ot, eni’ine and a strong 4.01 VC prune mover. 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Positive nitllu The successful candidate shoullouid p o s s e s s j excellent verbal and written»communica- co Q J tions skills. elfecUVB tlmo mnanagomcnt a r and organizational skills. Thisrhis position reqie q u ire s so m e o n e that is willingIng to travel to ] g S U prospective pfient locatioations. IdealIde c a n d id a te will b e lluent[ in Japanese I and havo prior outside saless eiexperience. I f S i S T ^ ^ H This1113 is an excellent opportunityity ((or a highly . \ -X . 7 motivated person to mako theitheir m ark on a growing compotitivo IndiIndustry. WNe e offer a competitive salaryf arand benellts p a ckage. To apply, please send a coverrer Iletter and rosum o to: i 4 / 77 - ^ Standioo Hay Compan Attn: Torosa GerrardSJd’' . 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TWIN FALLS STORAGE undorIdor tho provisions of COMPANION (or mid- I die agod disabled ■•'''l S O K /ie P E O P LE Idoho Codo 20-7-210 wilI soil50 or dispose ol Scaled profxoposnis win bo rocolvod by- Jhohe IDAHO TRANSPORTATION '^ T T V T T T IC I srm M S INISI stored iloms ASAP. BOARDI onlyor at (ho ollico ol the IDAHOI TRANSPORTATIONTP DEPART- oontlonion. Succoss- - ful oppllcont will ro- r i / >^T H E LAP OF, Terry artd Anne Arnold, POI BoiBox 910. Twin Foils. MENT, 3311 33 WEST STATE STREET. BOISE. BO IDAHO 83703, ATTN: LASSIFIEDS / ^ ROADWA\•JAY DESIGN unlll Iwo o'clock p.m..I.m.. on Ju n e 24, 2000, for tho; colvo toonvboord. ID 63303. I S25day.73«-«723 "I P”poys 10 road the Kathy Bastlan. 3890 N 3^00100 E, Kimborly. ID soseal coatlpg US-30 nnd SH-50 ftomfror 3200E lo Jd . 1-84. US-30 fine print. IM ______' Irom Hagoiigormnn Rosi Areo to Banbury OrndiIrado, and SH-77 from Albion lo . 83341. ' ColColl Tlmos-Nows ■ Jo n a th an Mill*, 568 N 100 E.-.Joromo, Jo ID 83338. 500S; FYOi^ 0 8 04 Distwido Sonlconts, South,jih, known a s klaho Projeci No. t Sarah E vant, 2a 1 Adums. M), In Twin Falls, Gooding. & Cassia^sio Counties.1 Key No. 11494. f ' .Oiild'Care '®.10 placo your od 9 843301. - JOITIONAL INFORMATION CONCENCERNING THIS PROPOSAL. • 08.733-0931 oxt, 2 H S cott 'Brinkerholf, eSO SaQOloMosaCoud.Twin : CONTACT RESIDENT ENGINEEREER •••THOMAS e: BROWN’** ; Services ■ k A A A A A A Falls, 10 83301. I) 066-7051.] Plans, spcciilecilicnlions, (orm ol conlract. proposiposal lorms. and oihor infomio- IBo Peep Daycaro & PUBLISH: Juno 6 and 9. 2008,g lion mayy bebo obt#iwd at Iho ollico of the Idnhcjaho Transportalion Dopanment, Preschool Summer c:>£=)ead The , Boiso, Idohdaho, and aro on lito for exnmlnnlloiallon al .lhe ollico ol tho District fun nrxi games, 0*6 ' LEGAL NOTICEriCE • ^Engineer?r al SItosliorw. Idaho, preschool an summer fundable charge ol THIRTY DOLLAI.LARS (S30.00) plua applicable long. We con hdp got JIassifieds i Tho Sumrnor. 2008 meolinoID I. ---- IWtn FillirWlho------______Timcs-N'•News Classifieds 73.33-0931 8307^ Friday, June 6, 20088 E13 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME'G. ^ by Miko Aisjirion ond Joli KrKnutok raeidal Unfurnishi E:R0ME 1 bdrm. oxtra ^ P T O ] Unsaamblo thoso lour JumWos, TWIN FALLS Boaullful, operty Hoin^es -i';: HoinK sno loitor 10 oach squaro, 2006 homo 4 bdrm/bf- nxim, 12x12 b sm t * - TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 10 to loimk lour ordinary words. Iico 2 baih. Qos (Iro- <<^0liirgo yord. S69,500, TWIN =ALLS FAL 2 com- b u h L U rge 3 3 bdrm b TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 1 plnco. 1 5 2 a sq lio n .a __ ■206-324-9413 mordol ’ bath, living & fnmlV I— wnctmttnloJP^y ll buildings, w/lenccd yord,J, S625. Si bnih, lull basomom.;• loom, W/0 hooK-up. , 0CC08. Fully land- P " " ^ I 10,000) sq fi loinl. Cur- 3 bdrm, 2 bnihlinqutoi Inc appis Indd, doiochod LUBLY scopod. sies,ooo. rontiy ronlod, ro snme n,on, 5575, ^ no smoking, no pels. ■— garngo. $595 + dop, approx. ISOO sq.fl. Coll208-961-1 ’ F e a t u r e d1 A g e n t s ’ O pen Houl u s e M a p C i ^ ’ Featured1 H e m e s ______✓ ’ M ortgagee C alculateD r ’ Featured1 B uilders 1 n r ' \1 \ ’ F e a t u r e d 1 L e n d e r s p U | Tiimes-New! i jttpiilifliHi liiiii rnaghvalhymiOiOffl \ I --- g^‘*~Pridiy,-)unr6r2008— ------Tin”imes-News~Classifieieds-733-Q93rextr:2~f -—:------— ------TWhTFall»,-lcIj.!!!?---- A C R O S S p “li j] |4 I I Mj I II 1 Zodiac 8cal86 4= 3------H i t — 6 No-goodnike '* 10 Capital of T~ 77- CHUCKERB NT blnck 4 wWto. 6 QERMAN 818HEPHER0 PUQ puppies, 8 weeweek* JOHN DEERE (208)467-1712 Commuted lo nujcfioNi HioNsnnciiijii o n ] (t^NSTBPgflOW [I IS Excct/eneel = = ^ r o u R ! ------[TIEHANDTTEAfiTl I Fn MOLiiERn - REWItaaiE Coao^aiiUIo'a ( OLD s c h o o l ' JDCLEJUTOp' , I P a p a jo h a ’a WartfJ^uctm i t 8«rrica coNirROCTloicO " R O O F I N O ■ftadorwork. Phll’aLawi«wn Cara Canyon Mower u n t i c E s I ,rewrys.__ All phases old/new &S^ppraisa[s f rREE e e ESTIMATES " • * AD types of roofing rototilltf, blada aeanupa,«pa.weed Ilka, step*, conatrucUon. ^ from flat loateep. rotk. poet holes. cutting, lowerflowi beds lown Mower 4 & •PutUng vatuo to your Hon i S S fiona,Ooors. S TYomanew&ont ffoddjoba. Sman Engine Rapdpair - - valuables' C*rm ^ Bond«l and tnaiM d 1 ^ B i M ?loader, dump andotharoc I walls. door, toaoon^leti Aulhortied Personal Properly SCT»88a2 auckaerricM Cuitreea Istimales. remodal & e ra r y rimming. Apprnbaio- I31-307B thlngbibetw een Eatimatea. STRUCTDBaXiiiC ! Call11208-316-0915 2 buahtrlmi Painting a>Rq>alrs 1 _____ 208-320-20-4862 — rtflHBHOMik— • Auction Sorvico Wind 136.9169 Iicanaed(RCT13eilleTi) 2 0 8 - 7 3 7 - 0 0 0 0 I [oniGCStSTOATTOI (208)690-0263 | ' R unE nandi & insured Handyman Serrice DBD B S M U J i — ,7E SEFEREIf CES ------5 5 5 5 208-731-6658 TRRCTOR I' Bry..-, URlcliaidotPam a m , ------1 E«.1962 and Installation S T R E E I 208^0-e417 CBRAR inn Calt20843I-66Se \ ‘Spedaliitna in Sheds .n_ LVICE Sales 4 Sairlea a t08>«0i618 I SHOP9 and Outbuilding*. TVeea&ShS.Shniba, 1678 Falls Ara.W . W. - ...... Sttck F^aiM B.C. By Johnny Hort Baby BluesB ______By Rick KIrkmon & Jerryfy Scott (cn94.u«W M »£l ITWU.MW y y y / U 6 A P F E A J o w e O F THE p e w ie&\}r«&irwAre — ,—^ • — ■ TUeViHAU IM PO Rrs FBOW CHlfJ, e j m u x f i HIWA. 4 ^ 5 - ^ C A W IMC.^ ^ mIU ^zz 0 P 'W jNliix'B \ \ T ^OtcnoHh'^ i \ JI l>ICl\orm \ J ------■ • ■ - 6 Beetle Bailey By Moft Walker Blon'difj|e By Doan Voung & Stanin Drake ICANtPINPMY \ NO.'IOONTWANTYOU jl T I WON’T. I Kwhatja• WOU.O evERVBooy u c g vi [Ti cGO C/HKEINTH£N^ &0r ^ ^ l - ( OKAV THSH, I GUSSS [10. i 0 TWS COMING WEEKENO? .) , TOT O T U e \ M O C H T A W S X SHOPiWd51NS ^ ev esv so p v b a c k n=se T00THBRU5H.CANI lliTOPUTMyTOOTHBRUSH \ r r -JUST WANT (^ 0 00 ^ V_^^^ON^MOtOA^^ BORROW V 0 U R 5 ? > < ^ YOUR MOUTH' fiF!W rZ7I t o c l b a n o f p . J ^ M Y SH O ES ! 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BRAD, VCM ScCICoSW 1 CAM BOV A 6 0 P A R ? ■ H j uiNCOUfJ/ J 1SSS.5M. GO WATCH 'C IN K R £U ^ I -. J INSUUTE THE ^ CA B . iS THE IMPACT OF UW’ w -.RV AWCkET STlWTAr^^^ { TOWM CAR GUSAt, uNUTECAt rr-5 \«RV fCW Gol • iTno! I W itW ^ 5 - ' - n r< ! ? g ^ wAt.'AtCH 5 ^ 5TAV k£K J-TCAoe iwreGCATic^j? J seBioos... Deoou- K IW ; ,T^\withbcad I — ' A ■ w n w ® /T “ « k V TH-m£’ m5 ^ h 1 1 ^ ^ \ _ ~ T J ^ *) ^ B _ _H 3 i K ^ l E i i Classic Peanuts Byy CCh harles M. Schulz Pearls3 BeforeI Swine By Stephann PastisI AREYOuNlVEPEClOEPl’rw i iH ;! ( POMTMINPME,'. WHV AM I 0ECBECAUSE YOU I HATE BECAUSE YOU 0 ]^YOU ^ s o t ) WINS-IM ITOSTAVINKY VJ6'WHY \ 8£«USE WEmHlN$iS ! ------1------STANPIN6 OUT LOVE LO THE t h e 6 AM S!:! LOVE THE !v.k I T ^ J SEP, ruta,?„lT: 3 /BEOroREVER VJ6UID Y( TRWMATIC THAT HAS HERE IN THE RAIN? ^ 6 7N00N.y ANPSViEPMV YOU P 6VERHAPPENEPT0KIE 7fTrrU\ \ ^ A^RttW^ PO HAS WAPPENEP A U f t ^ IH IHAT.7 AFTER I SOT CUT OF BEP IN THE KiORNINI?.H 0 / 0 [7 J l i■ K H S o H L i i s _____ ^ I Pickies By Brian Crano Rose Is Rose By PatIt BradyI ijiSwriitM irrn P ' wnfrf’&A I HiJTSAHIGM-Pert^nvj YEWw iM P R e s a v e . j f m H } .StoliR PVP ? ^ 6 Lii-RAV Pl&C?) oOPTICAL t P15C CORM/fl’ OEAR.R.B«jrMDOR>Mir B M il FoRlHES-r&KAGeoF REALLVLLV UMOEl?SrA«P w m i i o > - 5 ^ / ' ^ % f V ^ E A V W P piGmvu soMenc m i w s UNLE&& ^ K U E V B lt rf'SMOTA IvJOOPlMfi1 WISH- - v•:u-, ^ ' * ' j CAW EX- / PVR I f S A pECim noKi V//PEO. ^ f^AtMrr'To J b S w J— V*^ f " E___ i H Bv Wllcv D«Dennis the Menace BiBy Hank Kotchom The Wi;Vizard of Id By Brant Parker & Jotinnjiny Hart ------/^ P I /\PM1REP^ p \ W 5 A \ Z x ^ A / I M w f " ^ ^ . ( YOU I P S U R E KBEP , SECiC fi& J ^ ( 5 U R P R I y i 5 E P J 5 V Jtasec^et^r Non Sequitur Bv^ W l p ^ ^ M ^ ------ Ul\-ol\,..l\W (ioTmT i i i - TH(NN(N&'TWe'M£/?P Ij --diSili LOCK ky>.lN .,. (rO£ A 0}P^ [ _ ^ TAPKER— - '• I By Jim Borgman and Jerryry Scott i = = j T 1 C(71JU?HAVE5hC>RN‘i \ I “ T = I TKEBUNP5WEPECFENEN ) ^ SP H fc I ANDTHEUareWEPEE y -^v-' ;>*x !I*j 1 1 1 L^W NmEW 50!^ **5H«-rt. 5 Tkv m o tto WAKE’BS:^ .T H E V W n’T « = Uif (I ■It > / ’ost.ct.a>m. ______in these regard;ards, a n d th e m u s t recognizercc d ia l f o r^ n g to to O < b am a's fu n d a m e n ia l r.il-Fninokactive;fyto'_^'^sS?.iin ! » f — f » - ,■' ,- Stale 1,185,804 50.928•S 1.277.708 7070,20t South Stevens. k:iMBERLYFrl4Sat9-IME FALLS ^ FrI. and m u ^ muchch more n o*'lc«. household, Fodoral 0 173.10515 0 17474,516 3pm. Rain or Shlnel ' 4 * Sol. Oam-7 961 Caawoll AIvo vo' W blko, comp goods, sli-II- Olhor / 0 0 0 0 0 ------:— vor coins, commercial 3 family salo. Mens. Tw*n3 Salo, St Strollers. tw iN FALLS Sat. Bl Translors , 0 0 0 0 0 FAX YOUR 3"'" Sat. 7-1. popcorn poppor, TOTALS / 1,604,260 427,0777 1,775,120 63838.497 womens 4 boys wIr, fuion, TV; Multlfomlly. Homoomo dd- 316LonoroSL clolhos nil sizes. y CWSSIFIED S drossor, onior- * ~ EXPENDITURES household Iloms, Acs, snt conior. tois ctothos. enionalnrtolnmont TWIN FALLS Soturday. twin bod, fish tonk, : Salaries 079.255 03,3177 942.6D0 10600,446 ad Is toys books center, crofis. shelves sh< Bom MOVING SALE. TV, DVDs. DVD play- “f f . . Ckian. Oreal denis. We don't■.j Bonolits 328,651 38,60313 338.340 40,031 48 s for nil ages. ' "'J? or, lots ol toys, bikes. a Dr 'vonl to tnko it with us. Purchased SonHcos 121.066 79,55111 133,603 64,226 64 TIMES-NEWS matomiiy ctolhos, I Bloko SL N 1068 Qalona Di ’ Suppltos 4 Maiorlois 111.880 75,2466 164,633 12121.603 CLASSIFIED boby t,nb ckjthos boys 4 TWIN FALLS Sot. L Capital Outlay 4,500 12,53111 1,S00 28,391 28 ( uoad- TWIN FALLS Thurs. Fri>1 Debt Roilronwni 0 45,0000 0 45 Ol,b. Mby ll.™,. ™ “ flnm 9nm “ 45.000 DEPARTMENT playpen.gla> books, * = “’•,. b/7,% Bam-zpm, to doors, j,, 4 Snt, 9-S. Crystnl,ll. Insurance 4 Judgments 0 0 0 0 0 camping goar 4 moro! ■f donotions. Go- mowor oas btowor. bto kitchon Item, OVO's,J, Translors 0 0 0 0 0 208-734-5538 | 'li';206 Diamond Or. AosU.ll. 10 mn ik. kid’s vidoos. colocublos,J, Conllngoncy Rosorvos 0 0 0 0 0 quo col- Morio Osmond dolls!s U ^w w prlQ led Boloncos 158,013 93,4299 174.145 10606711 Idaho. E loctiblos, tots ofmsfmisc. (48), much moro, 1,604,286 427,6777 1,775,126 53636.498 oncos r ^ L o n X » M ’ M .,o o ll.Aa Avo . 430 Pionoor Path - REVENUES 2007 - 2006 2006 - 2009 Propopotad L I '' > TWIN FALLSSnt, Sat, 8-4. WENDELL Fri. 4 Sat,, - Boglnning 174.145 162,1500 170,000 161.533 61 I I 1 ^ i I -ALLSPAL FrI, 8-5. sowing machlnohlne In 7*7pm. Olshos, pans. Local 30 yeoroare of toaching cabinot with attach- ntl dresser, chair, linons. 153.017 81,5000 108,369 62.000 62. ' County 0 0 rcoo. Teaching ments. crochetIt books, bo crystal, craft Rems, 0 0 0 als. learning Christmas dficof, d< microwave, lewelry;; Stato 1.504,257 - 84,4177 1,500,238 61,581 61, toys, puzztos, puz books, lights tables, MOP^ORE (gold/slivor/costume)' Fodorol 0 165,1699 0 . 15050,646 I I a T A 'T audio, child's d' Tepgo, 223 Callonlo> Ave Av and tots of Itoms. Olher 0 0 0 0 0 Tronslors 0 0 0 0 I I I r ■ TV. com; _ j m a j = O O E _ 0 chojls. bl « TOTAL 1.832.319 493,2366 1,838,007 483,83.760 . ». P.E ilems, 30 5 ' wheel,II, scroll s WENDELL Fri, 8-S 4 4 , throw4 4 cnidi, Bible, »“« . Cmlismonion bell Sot. ,'8-4. Householdd EXPENOrrURES Jl a H C Mannolgr.I graph sot, etc. 'o'* I ctolhos c>o Itema, ctothos. OVDs.>. Salorlos 980.664 110,9899 1,050,078 1 25.23325. * ClUO Immanuo^uolLuthoran (boys, mens 4.ladles), lad CDs. books, movios.>. Bonolits • 302,097 58,4111 328,775 727Z309 For line i Isc, sports cards, 72 pick-:• Purchosod Sonicos 2065 PII 03,576 - 75,8200 197.907 75,75,750 IW Dr. up, tools. Supplies 4 Matorlals 127.315 72,3322 122.900 1 23.10023, ALLS Fri Sat., 7^ ,,^ faL L S Sat. 3874>A vaW Coplinl OuliB/ 54,367 44,6633 0 45,45.233 - Debl Retlremeni Tues.-Sat,-. -1 p.m. ^ frSpm Qigon- chlldron's books, bo WENDELL Sal, 8-1. 0 41,8577 0 442.135 i * lie yardird Mie, New do,^|ng. I' Insurance 4 Judgmonis 0 0 0 0 0 ]. worn- 3T-4T boys ctothos, 6*‘ Translors 0 0 0 0 , , en's coals, Jewelry. Jew 7 girl dothos, odult 0 > Locust SL linens, mlsc Iwi Contingency Reserves 0 0 0 0 0 house* ctoihes, shoos, lols of" Unnpproprlntod Boloneas the day be)efore. "piroaa frorn hoU Items, china,ina, etc. toys, TV. homo decor. 214.300 82.3655 130,947 0 • TOTAL 1.832.319 483,2377 1,838,607 483, ______189 Lincolni SLS t 145 N. Nampa SL 83.760 'ALLS Friday 4 TWIN FALLS i Snt,T T 7 _ A copy of Iho School DistrictIt BudgotBi Is available for publto Insp.nspodlon in the Distrlcl’s Admlnisirtilrotlvo For Sun. & Mon. }-3pm. Moving Lg multifnmilyy sole, c WENDELL Snt. 9-4.1. Of Clerk's Olfico Sale.’ QlQuality Items. - furnliuro, nnllqinllquos, Oining room tabto,I. Lori HoIIutk), Olstrld Ciork indlttons. fumi- ctothos. golf dubs,ubs, silk cofleo tablo, metal11 Rtohllold School Dislrld No,.316 31 velgh| sots, Ev- plants, much morenorel ladder, tots ol mlsc, Lincoln County Idaho 2 p.m. Fri'riday. S3ig must go, B43 Canyon Parkirk Avo. / L4N Storage *57. 36600 NN, 2700 E (Behind Costcoitco) E u l Ave F. PUBLISH; Junes, 2008 E12 Friday, June 6, 2008B ------— ^;------Tirrimes-New's Classifieiedr733-0931 exlTZ"'Z ______■ • ------^TOiTFiII^*Itridaiio— Trnnsporlnlionion Departmonl. Plans may bo [ v e r y D a y l M o m m y .” Association. Inc. wdl bo hold«ld on Wodnosdny. by plwno (600) 732-2090 (in Idahc:laho) or (208) 334-8-130: or by grade. 200-733-S097 _____ July ZS"" Irom 1;00 PM unlil 5:00 PM. Tho teqiteqtiesi to Iho Idalo Trnnsporlnlionlion Deparimeni. Atin; Revenue jns. P. 0 . Bax 34, Boiso, ID 83731-OC1-0034. CHILD CARE ^ 5 0 2 5 0 2 Board will roconvono oi 8:00» fiAM on Jui, 24' fl °I’'S ;:S Casy's Kids Daycaro. noodod. Tho mooling will b«0 holdhe 01 Idaho Crop COMPUTERIZED BIDDING DISKETTETTES ARE AVAILABLE ‘ Homes t UPON REQUEST"ST"* oarly cnrollmoni, 1*' s For Sale Homes For SSale Impfovomonl Assooailon inn Idaholo Foils, 10. II ., , , mo. free with 7 mo. ^ H j | you would 1*0 lo poflicipaiolato ploaso can tho ''O"' is fL'son/cd lo rojeci all proposals,Is. or c lo ncccpi Ihu proposal or ELBA Country homomo. 3 Isdc’cmcd bool lor iho Stale ol Idalw,alio, contract. Call now, H E B f l I b U B L e T - ollicos of Idaho Crop Improvoi 200-734-9557. Country orf 1 lions on portiopniing in iho Smoe “ 'lo'l™ ir- nST oSS)SJil wilt bo considered unless accoKcompaniod by on acceptnblo . view! proposalI guarnnly,{JL Thisfluarnnly tnusi boI in IIhe lorm oln Corliliod Clwck (CHILD CARE In Homo n„i™'iM’ 3 B««“ i • i Sba S L l S.33..X)0,C3l.-55;;S75 PUBLISH; Juno 6, 9 and 10. 22003 a or n Cnshiistiiei's Chock drawn on an jdahoho bankI in Iho amounl ol live Mondoy-Friday, 5 ______perccnlollol ll>u tola) amount bid. made payable■ablo lo Iho Idoho Transportalion years exporionco. ogongalnsi soulli HOME INSPECTIOnoN s Hoi LEGALNOTICEncE Dcpnrimonilonl, or n Bidder's Bond in Iho amouinouni of livo perconl ol Iho loial Meals and snacks tot tub, Inrgo wvyw itwmipoci^fKo 1 > & Slorago For buyers S solksllors AO FOR BIOSn c amount bid.bid. provided. 732-OlBS BidJors sh,illh,ill bo liconsod in Iho Sinio ol IdalicJatio by Iho Idnho Public Works Open House buildings,^gs, garago. Bill Baker 326-5i-5116 Soolcd proposals will tw receivceivod by Iho Idnho lors Slato License Board (000) 358-6C8-6895 prior 10 submitling a bid. • ^ 1 1 s ^ . 502I HomesFofSaieHo ' “ ""'a. Uibof Standards Act ol 1938 (U.S.C./ "V,JEROME G«,niL,Locn- Woior Rosourco Board (Board)lard) at 322 E. Ronl J.C.A. Tillo 29. Paragiaplts 201- 510iOul-Of-A.eaH:a« ou npier 0) shnll apply in tho omploymenineni ol labor (or tto ptoioci. Commiimty 165 000 ^ 2J 'balh SI.. PO Box 83720, Boiso. ID83720-0098ID « oral 2’3;Cl«P't 1 Snw- luiposo ol Itie Idalio Trnnsporlnlionlon Board: lo build Ihe improve- OuI-OI-Stas Hcn« 200-670'670-5097 homo lor salo in s 1341 Fillmoro Si., Twin Fnlla,nils, ID 83301. unlil l" s 1 « P^'P E v e n t s S S B S S S :^ tooth Acres, Closi030 to 5:00 PM local limo. on Juno Jut 9, 2008. lo tho « slwrlesi limo conslstoni with1 good fjo( consiruclion. Nocussaty - ' farms/RanchesDairies :nl nnd an olleciivo organi^alion will b ^ Jerom e .-ind 1Twin conslruci a delivery canal, dolodoioniion ponds and (ill bo Insisled upon. Acreages S Los FILER Fnlls. U n cro lot,It. IBull) y 23, 2003 install loncing lot (ho BonrH- Be W.C.n.l ART EXHIBIT 5” kIncome Property in 2000. Opon1 Ifloor