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WASHINGTON -— Attorney Gen- . eral Dick Thornburburgh asked the ■■ Supreme Courl onI SaturdaySi to stop tho trin! of former WlWhite House aide - f O livor L- N o rth , salying y ir thnt it is "all but certain” that sensitive so secrets will be disclosed illegllogally if the trial bepins a s sc heduledd onoi Monday, The petition wasis 1hotly contested ■ bj-iiifpTDKucutur, indindepundunl cuun------sel Lawrence E, Wals'alsh. who protest- ' ______ed in a renlv briefr tliHth T H o m b u ri'h — i - i i l ------is trj’inR to "subvorvert his indepen- donee." Wnlsh chargtirged thnl the at- ■ V r v • lorney genornl's pelpetition contains ______—1 ^4— "untrue' and "Inacnnccurate” state- ' monta. And he openDonty a'ccused the ■. ' f ___ ' ' ' ______'? Sfi , ______^______Juslicu Dupurlmunfnt' uf( nut knowing ' iS S what it is talking aboiibout. Tlm^vttcwt«*wt ptiotoMKEI BAIODURY A source close to0 Watsh, V speaking j, In thc past 11.months5 aalone, there hnvc been;n six pilcups on the strstretci) of U.S. Interstateate 84 from thc 1-86 Intctcrchangc south to thc L on condition-thnl his hii nnme not be ic Utah border used, said the indopecpendent counsel's ofTice is convinced1 lhal lh Thornburgli is boing "miaied by)y thc1 intelligence Fierce wijinds push1 snow, dl’ust on T8^M into blir agencies who are> eexaggerating lo ndirig cloi)uds him thc risks of disciisclosurc of classi- Qy: KENK ARMSTRONG up or dcstroyeiyed,' fied information duriraring this trial.". Time.mca-Ncwa writer In each castISC, w in d s to sse d a sw irlin gB cloud clc of snow or dust 'eneral succeeds in If the attorney goni Road's's storm s arftf onio travelers,rs, reducing visibility to almostnost nothing. ■ interfering with the10 prosecutionp now, x\'TWIN FALLS - Last April 7,, araround 6:30 p.m., 'l2-year-ol . “T h a t particticular strotch of road hns a realr( bnd rcputntion." thia, source said, itt wouldw be "tantn- EdwiIward Douglas drove his Kcnwoiworth 18-wheeler under an it H orrocksks. of Magna, Utah. “They shouldsho either shut thc mount ta firing ththe independent - torstirstato overpass nboul 30 milesL-s ssouthoasl orBurley. - f r ig h teening thingi J road (Town orir ]put iip some kindbrbhrrier.'ior. T h a t's rid icu lo u s." " \ counsel." WhenWl ho came oul. his weslboi•bound truck was swalluWed b l l'.v ' T W iN F A I,I.S - 1 Tlie high-velocity stormsiofHnho’s of ■ from tlie Idaho"IVHh's^rtaiibaiiori Department and Thornburgh's petiti:tition and Walsh’s dusftsf- ftiiles and miles of dusiI ststirred by 8Ginph winds, li I soutliernnio.st stretcetch of 1-8-1 have envelopedtdmnnya “ 0 Sitate ta Policc say a confluencece ofo factors makes tho roply were submitte(tted to Chief Jus- gtincinctivcly, the blinded Douglass pipulled his foot off lhe accelei traveler as they left;ft orI entered the slate. road dangeroirous: high winds, flat Inndid anda barren ground, tice William H. Rehn'jhnquist, who is in alonor and pushed the brake pedal.al. “Il’s probably one)ne of the most frighteningB Ihl in cs „ ' -'"yay no quick and ea.sy answeriver exi.sts for reducing chargc of reviewingg appealsa from the dropped; G.T, 0 ”), -In. T h en 1 Thc speedometer’s needle dro ' person can encounti in danger. District of Columbia < inter," said Idaho Stale PolicohccCipt. ll>'»ll-»c»s™ lia Circuit Court of . ^rashushed downward. Blindfolded in a blizziizzurd Appeals. A throe-jud;judge pnnol of the pj, lioh W rig h t. “YouI don’id want to keep goingC anda JOU Five-hundred feet past the oveoverpass, Douglas’ semi-trui' don't want to stop." A lthough pipileups on April 7. March 27 and Aug. 10 tran- appeals court here're has twicc re- nwed into an 18-whceler stoppec)ped in the road. Douglas brok :pericnce; sp ire d am id didust storms, the longest chairhain reaction occurred buffed Thornburgh'sh's plon for a stay j.j H ere's how som e litravelers recalled their exper s r ig h t leg in 29 place.'?, h is left;ft 1leg in five places and his ja1.'"" ' . W illard Godfrey, i= vhen snow shrouded the roadIld a n d its o c cu p a n ts, , in the North trial,, hoholding iast week qj, iVescott,’Ariz.: “Vou couldd s(sec a lit- month wh bolh sides. His partner, tuckec:ked away in the cab's sleepin"'f' tie bit, hut no more l iches-thick file on the Feb. 1 | th a t th e a tto rn e yf ggeneral has no ômp •e lhan the distance betweenn thell front In their inci . 1 pileup, state police mpartmonl, snapped one arm,n, sisevering muscles and Tierve; of the car and where h av e 70 snup.*îpshots showing ono mangled'led car afler anolher. standing in the case. ■re you’re sitting in the car." A closcly trailing car slapped1 thithe side of Douglas’ truck, Edward Douglas, ( rs l ih in g 1 M any o f th e picturespii show a rose and chron Tho split betweenen thc Justice De- . s, Cleveland. Utali: “The firsl hrome box that used to Douglas chccked on his partne:tnor, then reached for the citi■iti- a sked m y p a rtn e r w; d,'I broke boa 1988 Cadadillac driven by Charlos Hyma.s,Hyn a 60-year-oId partment and the indindopeadent coun- w as, -Are you OK'.'' H c .sa id ,' ns band radio to warn otherer dc riv ers. T h e €13 w as deadi'j- m v a rn i.’ 1 sa id , 'I bn jaw."' Sail Ijike Cilyly man who ignored some good sol. which oruplodd VWednesday, cen- , broke both my legs and my jaw ;ood advice. ithin minutes, another 18-whceheeler hit ihe disabled car ammd William Horrocks. tcrs on the trial judge'sjuc refusal to j . ks. Diniglass parlnor, Magna:na, Utah: When Hymrlias' Cadillac rcar-ondcd anin 18-wheeIer.1 it was agged it up thc interstate,10. Then aiiotiier seini-trucl -j\\\ „f a sudden - ; rule in advance onn wwhot spcdnc BC- - Shazam! - you can’t suue a thing. ' the 10th of whvhat would become 18 vehicloiidos to crash together mnied Douglas’ trailer. You’re ju s l to ta lly hli:blinded." crets defendant Nortlorth can use at the ,y- late that monDrning. A g ro u n d b lizzard had hii lied a blindfold W ith the cab's windows .shatteritered. Douglas and his }iartm;i trial, Administratiortion ofllciols fenr • i,,-|i. 'iT:______ratliryii.Sollima^.a_NaLick, Mass.; "You.cuiiId_;Id-scL-thi; . ...around cverj’or■one. . . . ______illiam Horrocks. shivered in the cold wind, wonderinii”g whili'line every oncetee in a w hile." this will allow tho0 d e fe n se to b lu rt • V ' People in front fro o f H y m a s a d v ised him71 to get oul ofhis car lelher onyone would know theyiey were tliere amid the dust, Larry (iosseil. Gal out sensitive materiterial boforo the ■ialena Park, Texas: “As I golot (on 8-1.1 and away to safety,sa police reporLs ^;how, Motorists Mol and author- Rescuers had fow problemsi ppi u llin g H orrocks ou t o f lhe llv went maybe a mile 1 government has a chancechi lo object. , , le or two and that’.s when il started. ities said Hym:mas was even invited lo sitl in the cab of a semi- ;eper, but aboul two hours passassed before they finished cutut- blowing hard and th( Rehnquist has bcbeen teoching a ' the road started becoming snowsni cov- truck, but he■declined. di ig Douglas oul of tho wreckage,Ige. Ho was fiown to Salt Lak'ike ured. The farther I Wi course al thc Univeriversity of Arizona [ weal, the more it started blov)lowing." Robert Kohlihlbeckor, a scTvicoman basedised in Virginia, said ly, where doctors - ultimately:ely deciding mil to amputat and was not expocUected to return to H [J’’ ate Douglas: “I just wtwent under that overpass and il was Hymas told thche olhers that it was wann1 insideins his car. th his legs - began the firslI of what would be five opera■ra- zero v isibility, ju s t lil Washington until latc Saturday " . like that. It was'one ofthe) spspookiest An 18-wheel'leler driven by a CaliforniaI truckertru was the Ilth ms in 10 months. Al least three•ee more are expected. ■ Under court--pro(iroccdures, • Rehn- [‘J’ things ofmy life.' vehicle to hitI thct pack. It rammed Hymasmas' car. cnmching il horrocks, ihen 27. was taker quist has the poweror tot act on Thorn- ,kon Ijy ambulance to Cassi; ______a g a in st th e ol'olher truck. Within that vise,vise the rose-colored burgh's potition himsim .selfortorcferit emorial Hospital in Burley, Hi;His hand remained paralyzei•êd They know the road:1 tooIt well, Cadillac lelesciscoped to four feot in length.:lh. Hymas was killed to the full court. In:n casesc of particu- r ™more than three'months. In the past 11 monthsihs alone, there Jiave heen six nileilDs on instantly : ------r ^ a i' Iiiipt’]i'i,'\n'ge~inriKe~'p'aatTjuaticcii— ~i}i ~- •, ' •___: _____ ._StX.pUtiUp&» 1f n u r tlw u i - -. — ------.^hu'wrrntrh luK-r{r«HHt-H4-th.it nin.T-.'nim ilie-:f;p.|4-JHnt-er------.AaYicc;Sn3ucncLyi)ur.ini4iin ^ tin c t.s ______; _ 'l. have been know n1 to poll thoir col- RoDouglas’ sUiry — based on acaaccounts provided by Dougla?las, change soulh to the UtUtab border- Those pileupss oioccurred on l'"'‘‘-'‘^cu say Hyma.s made a bad deci;Iecision, they are sym- leagues for their vieviews ralher lhan Horr'Drrocks and policc reports — wowon’t surprise many truckcr-jr-;, four difTerent, d a y s, andind in them four pooplo died,'d, atj least 22 palhulic to itss i u n d e rp in n in g s. ofilcially refcrrin}:; theth matter to tho ‘-‘opyps and paramedics. people were injured, anand more than -12 vehicles werewt banged • See ROAD on Pafjc . court. Wojman hbecomesg bishopa 1 Stoo v e r f mids to gco to w a rd•d bills iciali' Pres-; ______i_ ^ i n g s n f lii.'i w ift^ .n d -t.w » Twii)—f n l h —S diuighters, 51-year-old Stoitover slil his S32.000 in his Public Kmployee Rc- Tho Associated. PressFr gs 1 ” assistant, bishop of thith ,' llu.sloii B O I S E - C — William M urniy Stover,;r, neck and wrists, bul faifailed lo kill tirement Systei,’stem accouni. Under the Episcopal diocese. empted suicide afler killin);1); h im s e lf agreement, $1($ 1(),COO goos to th e e s UOSTO N -• TThe Rcv. Rnrbara B K i The issue of a woman Ih n ’i/m m-■mbers l o f h is fan iily will payly Olsson said the count;nly will use tate of his latelato wife, June, for distri------H a T T in -w H h Û ib io- tif_ d k s i - W * tnly-fiir-4ii?'m«henl'f*i!lr^*Htt—ut—StijVurh-ponwon-fumlMo bulion-to-K-nur-nurviviftj;"Hnih-H!td-tJttug!K------■- ^ donts ovonvhelmt;Imed by cheers from -would engender debate ' 'tl t S m , " ; S “ ,1 of his pen;ension fund, according to a than half cf the $21,37aa in medical ter. Stover himhimself id allowed $-i,000 thnu.ânds o f folloollow Episcopalians, christiandom regardl>.-ss 'lUinthcca^':.- anti tr a n f p o rta lio n bills hc.nickiidjiphe __for futiire_biiri;'iirini nv;t^ and (ithnr ex- - - ...... o n S a tu r d n r b c c n i ? -nnmince. Hnrris provDkc unique, and hnpefully will.ill. in Id a h o and-U l< ih wliilt*le recovonng ponsfs, un e lev a ted toI bibisiiop in a 2,000- more discussion becmis !ig—fm m J i k v.-mmd.'L &inii-. S^ m i O i U ’iU______y e a r .succc.s^rion1 d:datiiijTtinctrnrrtrc— r - • 'l)'nck'^7Ti'tm d:" " ~ ...... •CnrI Olsson said Friday -' i:o to A da County. ' lie is servingving three consecutive life ______apoHlles-______Some of the opposition ______rv------S itffpi, a ruiiiiej‘'pr(Tji:!"ClfTal ill tlie prison tt^rniss loilor uie slayings. B - -. - Harns w;ik ip-cIp'crtfd wiin a ruor— --rj, - X -.evatluu ikinnitjdriiOiu neriu race as of approval frDm)m nbout 8.000 pco- 4 well an h e r rex, rinj-s H airri.=;, n w hn i.- rj**fN pio when .‘^he■ wwalked down thc 7 ^ black. aisle for a conscn sc craliu n lh a t ha.« 1. y 111 Lilli e iid .iic r.iiu p p u...... rt , ...... isted.___ drawn worid aftcillenlion because of as vocal and greater in ([uantity hprgondoi-. hack'g.'k'griniiu! and liberal * ^ 5 3 ' than the ojiposilion. Flashs h y cac posse'ssiorons lead to stud&mt's arrest on dru;rug charges views. ^ "i think the time is ric-ichl for it,' Thc path lakenken b y 4 h lU i! 'v J l‘ir* ^ Harris ?aid nretitly "ArA nd 1 hope '1 '’'-' ••\ssoci;ociatud Press rounded hin car and arres•estid him nn Task Forco,. anar in te ra g e n c y lnw t-n- bnra Harris to, In tie r histJ>ric cuuiu:- ^ - that wu will soon £iin oUi.U iw u u u K w n ------cliarges u f jK)s=ey_iua,,^n'did dciivcr.:.of .Jarcm cnt'grou^ u p , bi..gaii iiVv'esLigatiiig cnitiun Satufiiii;-liiiy- as -npiscoptti- r t "being- eiccted • and'Cun.'C.- c c ra tc d - n ^ ...... GHi-lSH.''iHAM, l ^ r c : '— l l w as thhe e 'a'controlled substance. Wolsky in.earniarnest last year afler par- .T td prisons, corpo- i f l bishop,'^." .?'2,')00 wat■vatch and tiie $13,000 Mus-IS- OfH cers found -1 ounceses of cocaine, enls and businessmen bus told jMlice B bishop look her t ~ fcPLMCfpJw rate board room)ams, divorce court pi Harris luis been in:.nvolved in It 1put authorilies on the trailail five firearm s; a n d 8 ,0(1(10(1 in cash, about his speispunding sprees, said in- g Bishop Barbara Harris and the editorial•ial desK.'of a feisty, chuch activities througjghoiit her oflS-yuar-(;ir-old F ra n k Riley W olsky ALu seized was a ('huvriilidiet (^)rvelte, vestijrator Bob3ob Peterson. R liberal publicatioiLion- ' vas ordahicd Saturday life. Following the uxani]mple of hur Iiivestig;ligators “ay the hi);!) schoolKll customized Ford .Mu-lalang and :i Ruporls of o f an a $1,800 clolhcs-buy- I ■' D i'cauhe th aIt t path] did not in- a rris, r>a, becam e th e firstrsl mutlier Beatrice, who attittunded the senior allattended school n-gularlyrly Chevrolet Blazur ing triji andnd thu purcliase of the L' clvide a colloco■ oor r seminary degree womanlan to becoiiie a bishop in anyny consecration, , Harris s a n g in- wliilt.' riuuiinning a cocaine husinuss on In N ovem bur 1!)87. wl:when hu was $2,HOO watchItch crn;..-;i:d d e tec tiv e s' | f w i ia t .^Dine’ vii'w a s b ranchich nf (Jhristianily that trace;;x's . church choirsjiiui tau);htlu in cluircli ^liu .-idu' aiand spunding thousands of IG. Wolsky was arrested■d on a drug- dusks. her extreme k'li- guiiv; dinrl lim‘ 2.(^nt^-rhfw,].; al St. Harnmalms in dollars eniin c a rs, c-ii.ii.hei a n d ___ nwuh-trMvrn------"Wp hpgarriTi-innkinir.'d'riiiractiviiu^s lr r 2^ n m allcl/iliia. ------j— ^'i-nrrr'i™ i™ n\n:Tsri;i!K-1 ilT*rVt- rTTr-tho-t i'm c a 7.d -;'T.m ri-:h-:h n n t-}K'--7rnT p u iv lia îrii; _ ^ r n'-^'oni^ccrationin ttoudicd otl'iiuati^d an elaI'lalHirlife ceri'iiiuiiy “Srniiri];iy,'a y ," D u ru ig tiie 19GOs H :irr:rri" ;;hull .Jan. IS.-.-hi. p'ri-paTen-'i'll Hie ih d u i;h i iu:’ \\;!s a duau.iIiT. lllll I h f vuiiicles for•casli,'Tuiurson"saI3.-IIe'"' can ' L .'■chool in this rîhurl) c:t‘'t of (iebiiU- in inns nF ch ‘::. • ;ihr -.Vn•.Va;; con::ecr,lU'iI ûri'raiMi), or • See RlSH()I»-on I 1;' of p(i.-*.-:us.-;ion case n e v er wi-nUill to trial, imrcliJ.' ud a 198G1* M u sta n g on Sepl- - 1 ■ I'-ul.ir,-■.ir--1 r. 'I'll, I l^-.irirMt ,! M,. I innl-.-.ri I - - -- -rr su......

A*2 Timos-Nows, Twin FallFalls. Idsno SurxJoy. Februaryjy 12, 1903 Wornmn:in cot^ma gets abortiont I as ' I^ Drug USsers get i;increaseci attentio])n . ..ice p lan s; to refer casei to acourt . I Djirtn^TrpolicjnncctingTJt Baldôrc'SuH ' user accompm p an ics a w id e sp re ad calH f e r e n c c ,''‘ih c rn w a s conccTTrm among Newsday DoctoiB who testified ott earlier lives.* _ ' which is irincrt;aaingly commanding fe I cvery'one there lhat we haila d to got c o u rt h c a r i n p w ere divide^d^ over We have a longmg 1road ahead of 05." V WASHINGTON-AniI number of po- the., ottentioition of the federal govem- cv cou tough,” said Sue Mynck, th 3 E T t N.Y. — A com atose whether w h an abortion would1 imprcivoL Anti-abortion1 aactiviflti succeeded | _ . lice ftnd local oflidals nationwidenat are ment, for: expandedc edOcation nnd tp the mayor MANHASSET Klem's chancca of survival., IBul the in reaiiiing Scaliaa lia a fte r 11 'p .m . F ri- F giving renewed attentionon to arresting troalment^ programsp to keep jtning ofCharlotte, of N.C. . w om an underw’rwent an abortion Sat* Kle iperts in- day wilh a ro q ^ f^nlny nKor. L and prosccuting drug; uiu»eH hbt 'p^'pleTromim"[iyihg'drugs ana to tielp For years, authorities haviive'concen* urday morningig . but the legal battle-raC0iii>uiuiu3'a!n(7ng m cdical-e*p that the tion, after Justice'ico Thurgood Marshall ' {“ ' j,ic» cnllnrc _ fn fnnfrr^t COiXt------^ tm li-fl t h d r pfforT.i on thn han/l'B right tn niithnrirr^ terviewedtp r last week was U: mal, full- had.refuscd toI iniir ittr v en&:'8 eaU a d id -— r - narcotics. It rcceivecved a boo.sl here last week side," si aiming to break open;n the net- the procedure•e ccontinued when a U.S. risks risl associated with a nonrn tcr than not grant the delaîelay, but he did say he L ------Frmtratcd by a contin;ttn!Ting pf nt II U S -^nfertmca-of-M ayora-aca.—a’, butorfljmd— Suprnnc Courtuit-juaticc snid he aould term ter delivery' were greatci those of an abortion. intends to referr ihilho matter lo the full P dnigfl despite mountinglg law-enforcc- 1 sion on crimime and druga. Mayors and Ecllers.ec refer the matte:tier to the full court thc ?as tight- cotirt, which woulirould have its first op- □ . ment pressure.on trafficifnckcrHj-thcsc - policc chiclscis from around itic country .P olice say th e y w ere. di£i[i£CQuraged . J u s tic e A nto:ito n in S c a lia sa id S a lu r- ,_Se«rity .. _ 5 at hospita! wa e n ^ in anticipation of proti:tists, but portunity to discu!scuss the case when it B ofiicials BCC th c th r e at of ol arrest and endorsed a demand that "drug-use frfrom going afler usera by pullu b licp rcfl- day t h a t ho int se n d to^the full eni TBtors — meets Friday, spokeswoman spt House K ' punishment as an imporportant part of laws, not. jujust drug-sale laws, must sure si on authorities to IcaviJVC posses- court a requesLiest to s ta y low cr-caurt only onl a handful of demonstra all of them supportive of Kleii:in'a right said, curbing demand. b e slric tlyi> eienforced in ail segments of «sors of small quantities ofif narcotics rulings that clearedcl. the way for the all tcd ol Uic "If the Supremeeme Court ia ViiJling to & targeting the society." alalone. abortion, saidid Tbni House, a court to toi havp nn abortion — pidietci Th4 new focua on ta ical, wo'll even leave spokeswomann in Washington. Be- entrance eni to the hospital. hear, our appeal, oul’of it and go to the fc ______causc the procrocedure has been com- Atj the conclusion of thc operationof (Naniy) Klein oul ssue,'’ said John Short p pleted, Housesc said, the court could on on Hein, who' was 17 weekcks prcg- merits of thc issut Ither----- iie case is moot cr exam- nant, na her husband, Marlin,in, spoke of Farmingdale,2, N N.Y., who so u g h t u n - y p T o d a îy's weal decide that the I iKcome the guardian b ine the underlerlying legal issue as it briefly bri with reporters, sayinglg that he successfully to \x< jr fetus. TVe're not try- [V; applies to futurture cases. would wo now turnjiis attcntioiion to h is o f K le in a n d h e r fc ;artin) Klein any more g Lowivs climb abc(ove last weelek's highs Meanwhile,e, oH icials a t N o rth wife's wii recovci^,...... ■ ing'Ut give-- U.S. 2C — broken snow floor Jerom e and Gooding kville, N,Y„ woman who through," thi .Martin Klein saidlid, refer- A n ti-ab o rtion aiacliviHls argue that 7 V Jlwir; /inuwint;. flifliKir. Upper Brookvi Pnrtly cloudy todiiyday und toni|;lit kvnhnowHi ring to thc legal challengessiy ^ anti*- it was a violatiorllion of Nancy Klein's ] Idaho 51 — broken snow floeloor. h a s b e e n in a coma sincc a car acci- rir w ith nrcafl of fot?- WeaiVeat windii 10 lo U S. 12 12 — I^'wiolon-Orofino. icj' rights for the court to rin Fnlls, d e n t Dec. 13,J, {experienced no compli- abortion ab activists thot went; asa far as constitutional rigl 16 TDph-.^HiKhn in, th e lower liOfi. sputii; OroJrofino-KMukin. icy npoU; U.S. 'y.i — Nevndn Ime-Twin 1 thc abortion and was th thi e U .S . S u p re m e C o u rt. ”WcfVe'vc h u d p e rm it h e r huflboiflbond to decide on the ' " . Lowa 10 to 15. Mcm.IcmdHy,- H »lifihL . Kooikm-Lo:Lowull, icy tipotflT -Lowrll- do" dr Fniln-Cnrcy.-dry;T tChrey- cations from t nx>m le ss th a n a n h o u r major m{ battles. I'm tired and wounded,w abortion, chancc of light nnow/ nhnhowcrii. Pntchy Uilo Pnrs.r.s. icy iipoU, snow floor. AiArco. dry. icy spolfl; Arco-Si-Snlmon, back in her ro "We have one other hurdleleto over- Al the hospitallital, officials said tho { fog. High* ncur :iO. ^ xnowint:. drdry. broken, nnow floor, LostDst Trail latcr. A hospitpita! spokeswoman said, come and thal's Nancy's rcco\avery," ho operation wentIt esmoothly but that ^ a n d W ood K iver IiiLerutatjtalc S-l — Caldwol! nren, Pnsa. icy ap'; Boisese area, dry; Boiuc-Glennn iinow *'i' floor. emergence frorrom the coma was bleak, said. sa "We need to go on w Iry; BlisH-Twin Fulls, dry; Idnho 7f) ■— Shonhono-Kcl{ctchum , Pnrtly aunny todnyIny w ilh nrenH of ll;i-Burley. dry; B urlcy-U tnh dtdry, icy apot-n; G alena Sum m i vnlloy' fog nnd low)w clouds. Went Tw>n l-nll:i- . icynpotn. . kiken snow floor. w inds 10 tn 15 mphlh oon t h r pm irip. Roa(id---- — Inleratftte ftO — Ilnft iliver-,?r*Amen- _ Highs near 30, Partly;ly ecloudy tonighi. Idnho r>fi r>fi — Horsenhoo Bcnd-Don- can Kalla, ic>- apota; Americanan Falla- • C o n tin Um ' ed from Page Al Crystalqj said. That kicks up) yety more highway.^, foundnd tthat in a three-year ] A rc tu of vnllt-y foh’., lôwfll>o r> below to nrlly, icyf npoLi;«r Donne!ly-Ncw Mend- « PocnU-llo, icy spotji, jlcm is, people gel very, du period, the 1-844 cjexpanse was actually. ] 10 nbovo zrrt). Mondiiy. Mo mo»lly owM.icy«p Lt. David.id N ea l sa id . “It’s a lm o st dissipate dii with the change ofsfseasons. for safety stond department’s accident to 30. Cily-lxjwm;vmnn, broken snow floor; icy npoU; Idaho Foll«-Dubobois. icy n panic situatiiatio n ." *\Vhen the wind picks upI thetl snow, Clark, the depj Bpota, lighl snow; M onida Pn about it." rccords supervisorîsor, N orthern Utah ondont Novnda: -Oriindjennan Junction-Slnnley. icy "I PasH. icy But if whatat Hymas did was wrong, ththere’s nolhing you can do a iipoU, broken snoow floor, sno\ snanceen- The average;e isi calculated from j U tah - Moiitly clourioudy wilh .0.1- trok'•oken snow floor. "I what, cxactly,Lly, is right? Authorities said sa Jon Schicrman, mainten U.S. 30 — McCnmmo economic loss, volume ’nrtly cloudy w ilh U.S. ;>0 20 — Mountnin Home-Fnir- non-bîi unquojualified answer gigineer with the Idaho TVanspsporlalion three factors: eco tcrcd nnow todny. I’nrl Springs, wet; Soda Springs-N' iihower» tonight field, wet,,'t, icy jipoUi; Fnirficld-Cnrey, ^ difficult to make a recom- Department's Di highway diviivision in of traffic and numlumber of accidcnts per dccretming nnow »hii lier, w et, snowing; Moni w miiiillv in J h e ___er .lOii. Idaho Ful/iai/u, icy SpoU; id n h o Fn/fi*- la rs bo th e six |J t« n B . Highfl u pper "JOb snow floor, light anow, cîti'oni?' sasaiii'Cassia County SRer- No snow fcncc prolecta ththe road's covered the years icy B(x»lH. broken snow floor; MurCinSBrwoijld'nol f Nevnda - Pnrtly cloudycloi; todny wilh 'Vshlon. icy snow.------iff-Billy Ciyst,-stah“ Bu t w h n t wi- don't ■^2 ;j2 miles between' the 1-81-86 inter- pileupa smce Mui MDrit^'iiia'lihcrbToVen nnow ------U.S. 91 — tcy Bpctfl, llghffiii . wifTply~ B fntifrtid. isaovs want ômebodx )d y to do is sto p in th e change cJ, and Swectzer pass, bc included. ccpt scutlercd nnow*■ showerH nl soulh- dD partm cnt ofTicial.s I middle of therle road," “Thai’s 80 long through ththere that ,0 " '' central portion, i’artly i’l cloudy That andI oother recommendations icmenl or plan to Blurt corn,;ompiling their 1988 re- } y wilh snow Hur- B H H ai we'd have to get an easci tonight nnd Mofidny w may require•e motorists to suspend :," M e r' Bult. in about two months, | ...... "'riea-undlngp-cTcrprnit“ n ftnr flurries- ..something from the farmers,’ • M .1 . ifftX...... M 'iheir instinctscts, police isuid,’ ...... ity, b u t it M ost o f th cr falfatalitie.1 in-the area | continuing from Klyy noulh.w lôwn 12 man said. “It's a'poseibilitj ‘S to p p in g; isis the first thing people stem from one-vee-vehicle Jiccidcnta, not a to 22. High" liolh dny»iy»30lo.|0. would bc very expensive," think of, anddrighlfidlyso.-ISPCapL, r Jll fiaid-.ê .land.is 50 § S u m m a ry : Schicrman calls the roadad-'a- batl ‘ i / S r Bob W right sa id . “It's, ju s t h u m a n na- ,yan.wer3 Hat, thc Iand.!cap(cape 50 featureless and | Cloudy ekicH covcrcicrcd nearly nil nf setup," but knows of no easy ture; you can’tn’t see,' ^ straight, that many Idaho Sjiturdny ftemoon. Ilniley. w a to its problems. The highwayiy division rpnJ “ Btl B u t h u m aan n nature is wrong. leep. ____ ... . -howover, only roporlixlrl4«l iw»rtly cloudy— , can’t force farmers to planant craps, dnvcrs fall asleep Motorists! c:closc to an exit should • “ akicn throughout tthe day. At /\ ir and even if an expensive snimow fence "1‘ withvith tho year,’ Crystal take it,' policcicc said, Tho.se not so for- midaflcmoon, lightI nnow nr continued l\U were built, it would do nonothine to said. Some yearsears we don't have any & tunate, howev-•ever, h av e tw o reasonable to fnl! nt Twin Fnlln11b nnd Pocatcllo, ^ * i \ screen the dust. problems downn trthere, and others we Only trnco nmountjilUi of »now hnd V S ! J K S ' options; pullII i com pletely off th e ro ad ^ One thing the highwayy dirision h»»=l"l-’-' been rcccivcd sincc the moming. U. ■3^ or ju s t ke ep) gcgoing-slowly. does hope to do, however, isieliminato c That also Boes;oca for other roads in Tcmpcraturcii nt uiidnflemoon With thec firstI option, motorists high snow drifla near the3 C o tterell th e M agic Valley,ley. m ngcd from 23 nl; McCiiliM to 3D nt should drive/e in to th e (>orrow p it o r ^1 < said. 'Ib do “Part of thce problempr is it c^'cles," Lowell. Most rendingiing* were in ihi- - 1 ditch oh thee rright, police said. Worry P'Port of Entry, Schicrman sai that, engineers would cutt into the Neal said. ‘A few years ago we had mid-20B to lower 30s>;Ofl>Ovemight luw ^ nbout gettingiig back onto the road lat- ^ id, making tremendous probiroblems on 93." tempcraturca rungwitci\ from 7- M o w . . - cr. slopes surrounding the road, the grade more gradual. «To nt Stnnlcy to 2727 n11 l Iwlh Moscow ______“Ita.-.d cfinijnitcly.an emergency Four years agoago, according to Neal, and Lowoll...... a ea ■ m h S situation," Neal N< said. ‘It’s life and “It’s hot going to solve allII thot prob- there were 12 fatalitiesfall on U.S. High- c mate were light. Windfl uerosa the Htj death." lelems down there, but wee think it way 93, which:h connectsc Twin Falls Six pcoplo died in one Tho extended out!o eal said. to mid-20* cam nndid thtl e 20s lo lower f V * ^ orborniwpit.lit. ytene Con«a8aoos amd n TeoiperaAi the Idaho Transportationn Depart- Given such1 vagaries,va it may bc a 30 b wcHt. Lnw/i 10D h.below zero to 10 LW y* M o to rists5 choosing lo drive on ll m ent. long while beforefore 1-84 is home to an- nbovo cant nnd zeroro tito 15 nlxiv,- zero I should slowV ddown and try to pick up ^ T conducts other pilcup, po'policc Raid. B u l th e n went. the highway’siy’s lines, policc said. Thc The department, which f » an annual study of the stattalc's rural again, it may not,not. Elsewhere in thele nnnlion Salurdny danger here,rc, of course, is getting n thc hifihcat ttm ptrntirnture wa;i HO de- rear-ended b;by a faster, not-so-cau- gree* ut Miami and\nd West Kendnll, tious driver.r. Fin. nnd Dougins.,A;..Ariz, The Inwrit 1 “I t w ouldd probablyf be better than won 4 dcgrccii belowow z,-ro nt Helenn, WTV \ stopping in1 tlthc roadway - the lesser M ont. oftwoevils,t, I gues-s," W right said, 7% INTIfERKh T h e w ay forfoi motorists to avoid hav- I— — “ ing to -makekc such decisions in the b ON SAVIiflNGS... Id£iho roa^ rer e p o r t t — -'-~i first place is to stay put when they BOISK (AP) - The Idnho Depart- know conditiiitions aro hazardous. But, ment of TrnnsjwrintiiLntion Siilurdiiy re- according to police, that advicc is MEDICAL IPROTECnOIONTtlOl ported n danger of f fnlling n>ck:i on I rarely heededle d . rti Idnho 21 l>otw>-i'nri »Boiiic nnd Idnho I' ‘It’s olmn.sin.st a joke around here," SEE QUR SPEECIAL PULL-OUTT SECTION! City. I Ncn! said. “V“We gel hundreds of calls TMTOESOfllf,™ .1 4 T H TIMEI Hoad Condltionfi —I—. 0 shifl whenien we have bad wealher, lES-HEWS U.S. 95 — Plumum ttuT-Coeur ilA- I *i> J but we know)w they're going anyway" "FHiAliCIiIAL PLANNING GUI5UIDE." lene. icy iipdUi; Coouoeur d'/\lene-.Sai>d- Dus>ust for thc taking point, icy iipotH; Sandandpoinl-Canndinn Signs on1 thet interstate warn mo- I ______jrv •■nol.i: _RU:t:ins->v:i,n,.t,ird Hi . . ____ I - ■ 7 ^ PRI —^**>1^ . -- -lorwt>t-of-hig}ligh-windirtiftd-l'JViHi'isjjbjii— s ECOMPMII^ C H ill..d o ’; Grunctyill'--dllL-Winche'-tlX icy — 3 . — . ^ G c e s a ^ ^ ty. W h a t thhey e : don’l say is why those npotn; W inchester-ter-U.'w ii.lon, icy I V m - l s E fiRVICES, iHcr apotji; I.rwiBt'- land there is fiat, flat, flat. And bare, That meansns no windbreak for the 11 .'5 I'nltljfvl O'o 7M4m powerful airair currents genera'ted by l41 Vogj-. ,ir 32 Jurrôni^w^ lunrije N atio n a l thc mountairains to the wesl. AtFuque'Cv* « « Idaho O n A pri!! 7 , w inds reached 8G m ph t m 8 73 U Go.i:t'o ------Dottsn 'Jl■Jl ______:____ 11 nii T.woofta.ped -.Up-«nough-dust-to-— — ------crasBo------'• prompt twop0 pileups involving 10 cars, DiTti K ir.3ta .j'3b;ci F o u r m o n th s 1 <( T w in Fallslls ;hs later, on Aug. 10, winds hil betweenn I50 and 60 mph-and eight W e invitiite our senior friend;id s to a vehic!c.s eras'•ashed together, killing two1 ------prnplD'anrf'inI'lnjuring 1-2:------”It can be calm here, and you can go over thenlere and hardly stand up,": V a le n tii n e ' s D a y DD i in n er ------said Neal,, v whose office is in Twin1 - - — ;------Fails:------^-M VRM €-Gafete — m . — —------in-the- 5teria— - l i i d e i ' Furthermcmore, the land's lack of ------PJ... ir \/nTlmt"------vtr^-rtatTtm-TTr-mcOTS-thc'dust-is there—; ) Sports....:...... f 'l.7 for thc takinung. Cas.sia Counly Sheriff ciassified...... C8-12 Nationo n ...... A 6 .9 ;ta!vvaid dust storms have ...... r , i “ “ 'i' = Sund■day, February ] D e a r A b b y ...... D4 Obituau arie s...... B2» \^ e y life...... , ■ becomejncnicreasinely common in the ,J IdahoAVcst...... A8 Opiniolio n ...... A 4-55 World...... D5-8 past five yeyears B«jcause more land^ 1 1 : 0 0 a.m7 - 1:00 p.ip.m. ______n e ar th e freifreeway has been eet aside Kulmcripllcpllon rmlf« ‘ under a U.SJ.S, Department of Agricul-■ 4:30) p.m. - 6:00 p.r>.m.' L Circulation Hofnr ririivr•iivrry- rtniiy nnd Sundny, f'J |«-rr wcrk;■« dn.ly. tUrC prO gnin■am. Circulation phimci nr 10 a.m. iinly. If $1* •h) perr wrrk; .'ûoJny. $1.00 iK-r Mollmi^Wnp- But whileile Homt! o f th e f a c e r s a ree , 1.1 U (mid in 4.'s-avaiklIsLitiwUy ------. ■ you dn not n ci'ivi'ymyour I'ai'iT.I'V V a ni , r:ill tin- mnimil'-'r f'jr yuur .. to farm their open fields,I, imrTHrii»rryun'?t juJvttiuiiiuo- r<"d no t to ------— . ______linilL______■Sp.-ruR>iit!i. $;T:',fC.r-T.ni,i,l3.i,f.';WHT-ar.rT -thoy nro-stil^lhj7puctud"to pu!! we«lg,“ Jrrunie-Wciid.-n-G..o^nioditlglliiCfrm.-ln $117 IX) prr ymr. daily only, t-H J.'i prprr rnunih, Hurley-IUlt>ert-l’nul-. JIC[lOO.-JOp^r Carved Roastt Beef] or Tcriyaki Chickicken Breast, Buhl-Cnstli'ford (Iny ..filj, J.'..40 jH-r mi>nl)i. $lG.20fur Small Salad, Bakiked Potato or Rice Pilafilaf. Vegetable, , --W Ier-lU)s;erion-U‘'lh;. >r i; ir.irMliK, Ml jvr yrnr Slucicrl l . wo inaiirni.ml.-, l.y ia;iil rjnly. $7 f.O p-T munlh f IMZEE D inner q Twin Fnlln nnd nil oil f f i® ' er R II, Dessert, Bevera,erage ^ Circulntion !f you hn' ;lk III m .Mnil Infomfomintlon ______$ 3 ,6 5 ------the editoriiil liciiartni c.ill V:t:Vn!i:tl ‘i fll^p p g s?- - ______LJQ pjju-ivLckiJij'i.'. - W .--iTTtri rr,tl.C IJ,iT :~ ''C r hyîii |.rfn llic s. pji

SufKtay. February 12,?, 1989 Times-Nuv,^, Twin Falls,Fall Idatw A-3 * _____

Aiiti-abijortion ]proteststers blo' to one Clinic for ;;e';ever- to life, vour name's's a lie, you don^t Anli-obortion prote.stcrsrs blocked were arrested1 onda cited, authorities Closeosed." clinic proporty. Aboibout 200 demonstra- al houro u rs. care if women die." cnlrancca at medical clinicslies in N ew sa id ., . . Woodbridgc' Wo. Police Sgt. Myron N tofs carrying picke:kel signs remained Policolice in riot gear stood by butu t n o y U wji.-i a tre mnoudous o m success,"-' - Jersey, California and Floridiridfl oa Sat- • In Woodbridgi:dgu, police arrested and Dzyal:yak said 200 people were: underi 'after the arrests.s Ui I c o n tin u e th e ir a rre;sLs s ts w ere m ade. saiiTJt);.epli Foreman,lah, nalionrii field' urda;în denionstrati{3n3 ihuthut result* carricd awny somesoi of the 350 people arresire s t, b u t a spo k esm an forfor tho protest, he said. ■ T heh e two groi^ps cla-sfied verb;:bally, direclor_fi)£ Operalioiilion Rescue, the' ___ ' cî^thc firrcsta of dozensil o!of people, who blocked enlruiicesenl lo, u medical prott':olt'stiirK, Bob Pawsoh, said •i3-ir peo- TiiXqs^ngeles,1, more it than 700 hui no altercations were rejwrti-d.•d. As anii-alwrtion groupp t!tJuil sponsored’ ; ------^------, elinie during a In Loa Anêk's, more: thantl- 700 Nancj' Klein, uu comatoc New York chargurged wilh defuint trespass.I. Police1 tion, demonalniteded rût,side tw o m edi- locked:ed arms and sang hymns,, the - CounterdeinonstraU)r a to r s ai.'ô prntcslers on boUi sides of)f thct! abor- woman who receeceivcd an abortion Sat* saidid theyt did nottinvc a final nu m b er ciaim i-'d succe.>i;i. tion issue dumonslruted oulJoutside, two urday morninglg ini an'attempt to help of thosetho charged. modical clinics; more lhanm -W) • al)or- -her-recover. • Anti-abortion-acLiviiit A .. . In - - Juckiunvillcr- demonÛiu tru to rs...... - tion opponents were arreirresled in had tried, to KlopkIo herjiusband from blockiKking the entrance to nn ab(ibortion WopdbridRO, N.J.; and 87 peopeoplo were becoming her• guardiangi lo auUiorize clinicnic went limp when approachch ed by S ^ B k arre.stcd wTien they blocked:cd a worn- tho proccduro. ofTicc:Piccr^, resulting in 87 trespa: ar* en's clinic in ilacksonv-ille, Fla.Fli Members fron•om the Bi-StiiU; Opora* rests,sLs, ofiicials said . Abortion protest drew Alb w smaller tion Rescue NelNetwork snt outside, the Sh{SherifTs S(jt. Steve W eintraul sn id ^ @ crpwd.s in Orange Countyy nearr Los clinic, sang religious re hymn5 and thee d demonstration was penccfuiful. Hc DRrDAVIbBL ------PODIAiniST — Bishop — — . .. iHELPFORARTi \THRmS If youlu havo an anhritic This Tf mobicnt condiliqn . • Continued from Pag A l ___ an organizulipnion not offici^ly sane- InIn nflcr thrcc_ycnrs ofnf Tnar-,.,_. —-conditiorion thnl's-causing——nctuctualiy indudon-ômrr 100 involved in the civil nglitsI movementmi lioned by thc churchch but one with a riage,Ige, Harris divorced Itiiyilymond achoc arand pains in yo'ur dilloiKoi'ont d is o a so s. But thoy C o n n i e S i i : n c l a i r | aad participated in the Selnielm a, A la., c o n sid era b le voice voi' Ihrough iu; publi- Rollini!lin.<;, w hich also w as cited bylysome -. feet nd legs, you may all'ir fiavo on^. thing in Diet Centerr CounselorC ; m a rc h led by th e Hev, M artin rtir Luther cation, The Witnitness. crilict■tics. , bfinotit (rom (rc troatmcnt by a comommon: damago to tho IvinR Jr. For a decadc begirL'ginning in It was in thele pagesj of this monthly HaiHarris has moved inlo an’• aapart- podiatrist,ist. blody's o d joints ond TAKE HEARTHE 19:"8, .she w orked in a 'ppublic u b rela- magazine thatt HarrisI bocanie'known. mentjnt in Boston temporarily untintil her ' Arthriticitis-has been called cononnoctivo tissuus, tho • Ition’s numbor ono ligagamoniG, bonos, and CarUlovasculardar dlsci^ is • tions firm and, beginninglg ini 1968, U) a wider audiedience through her reg* permirmanenl assignment withinlin lhe onc of thc Icadlr.ding causcs of | she worked for Sun Oil Co.'Co.'s public ular editorials,i. e o steistern Massachu.setts diocesec is i cs. cripplingig disoaso, alfocting cadiad ilag o . ut ol ovory sovon Thofo's T no cure (or death amonging today's ■ relations department, endinj;iing her cu- She wrote inin opposition to South liiblisblished. Her family has livedl ii n Ihc IS. T h o ro a ro a b o u t .• aifthritis rth yol. But oarly population. FcFebruary Is ■ reer there in 1980 as n se sen n io r stJiIT A frica's a p a rth•theid i policies and to sameme home in Philadelphia for fc 70 ion victims, and this diarliagnosis and treatment National Heartart M o n th —a : consultant. U.S. aid to rebe;bels in Nicaragua. She yearsars so the move is a joll for hei 31 million , in c lu d oOS s c h lld r o n a n d can a n holp a groat donl in good tim e to ma]make sure you That same year Harrisis assumedj wrote in favorr ooi f g a y rig h ts a n d o f a n SShe h i likes cla.ssical music to o n a g3ors n i as woll as con'ontfolling tho pain and are doing everythything possible the robes of. an Episcopal. priest pr and endlo diurch1 discriminationdi against drink'in k s a n {teeaHioniil gia-ss o f eh; adulls, No N. matlor how old disoliscomfon. And i( your (oel to ensure a healthy h« heart, bo^ân a c a re e r th a t took hier e r to coun- homosexuals andan' she lambasted con- .Shele prefers ] "any kind of gou yo u a ra0, . you aro not (roe ,ro aro a((octod, you should T ake th e folTowlnivlng quiz to see j seling HesHion.s in sfljite prinjrisons and servative wingsgs of the church on nu- food,"id," hut she also likes soul fooi from tho10 throat ol arthrilis. 00 soo youf podiatrist to (ind how you’re doingIng: .sermons in a cily parish.1. In1 198-1, m c ro u s occasior■ion.s, som etim es an g er- pccialcially blnck-eyed peas. "1 like S o m o limtimos achos and outi'Ut how ho c a n lioip you. Harris became executive director dii of ing as much with wi her style as with ing[' U]up a slorm for a hirge crowd, • Do you h a v e y o u r '■d. «he pains inn tltho (oot aro all tho cholesterolol level and the Episcopal Church Publislilishing Co., the substance: ofof her conimenliiry. said.id. o v id e nICO c ( y o u r d o c to r t- t-rimi the o1lii.cs anding, a lie has been :n expelled from school jj, , und y, someone new wil! slar j Uie above qucstl»tlon9, you are trendy section of PortlandIld a w orld a n d is ba ck hoirlome in Greshnm, living ^ l i i b l e st AAvailable f For itiiinfo.call 734-1665 IB rich." I fl doing everythtthing recom- away from Greiiham. wilh his mothorhor, a parole nnd proba* ------I mended by the thi American Wolsky didn't use'drugslgs himself, tion officer with•ith the Oregon Depart- " maintained a low profilelie at thc mentofCorrecti;clions. SEETHE Si ALL NI^ E w i J M c d ic a l Absocsociation for apartment and was knownn a.sa a "nice "My la w y er a : keeping your hciheart healthy, r advised me not lo say 1 I I I I / — guy" at school, Peterson said.iiid. anything at all,".11," Wolsky said over the p1989 .. MARK I . For more hintlints on how to e J * ■ J "Four or fivo primary cu.stustomers of telephone. Hisis mother also had no CONVEUSiON VAANS j C J ^ e r U i o n * Improve youour diet or Wolskys were the only oiones who commcnt. FOR AN liXCLUSISIVE / p.;; .1 Fine Furniture & Gifts Incorporate: aan cxerclse came -lo the apartment,"," P ete rso n A l G re sh a mn IHigh School, Principal SHOWING CALI S in c e 1908' regimen, call yoyour local Diet said. "There were no wild parties."pai Rich Correa saiisuid he thought it was a GEORGE AT: .. Ccntcr Counsclo5clor a t 734-1350 RESlt>EMTIALL AJAND COMUEROAL OESIONINQ The Diet Cente;n ter Program Is In v e stig a to rs Iwlieve Wolel'o le k y w a s a " fa rc e " t h a t WoiA'olflky-was released af-. _ mxjm^ (uaUaMi frUerunftaicnM m..... rejulive!y.ainalj:scalc dealerJer unlLLhe. .U;rputting.up.SP.S62Q of S6.5U0 bail af- y : g m tfitk ' , ■ ■ _ 0^50 a safe anddeflecUvewryto ef m ^ Narcisa L. Savinovich,'h, who ' was ler his arrest, lose th b se 'occes!ieas pounds that nt the time free pending appiippeal afler Correa said1 rumorsri about Wolsky's ----- ^ TWINFALL;LLS BURLEY can place addlddltlonol strain being sentenced to fivee yearsj in drug trade hadlad been circulating for 144q GLUE LAKESSBLVO.N. B 678-1603 upon your heartrart. ■ «i H prison for selling cocaine.. T h e n ig h l som e lim e. ''Hi.slis arrest was not a sur- w B I before his arrest lasl monthnth, Wolsky. prise," he said.lid. "He was a shrewd S to p p e d at the 2f)-year-old'Id w om an's .student w ho slstayed out of trouble hou.se and emerged wilh1 twotv paper here. But he} vwas nol your typical bags, Pelerson said. .student who all of a sudden.gets in S avinovich wn.s a rre steed, d , indicted volved with a drugdr problem." M a x i nm i z e y o[>ur r e t ui m ' on new drug charges, andnd immedi- Peterson sailiaid he hopes WoLsky's ately began serving her• previouslypi arrest will sendmd a message thal will aind elimn in a te tlth e r i s k w i t h stem gottokiknow me and heipeed me lose 11Lieibs” 1r H E S ; U R E 1THIN(G... Tho NUTRt/SYSTESTEM® Personalized W eightIt L o s s ProfHo- can point out tho probleblems that aro keeping youI fromfr losing w eight

T hle o ^NUTRI/SYSTEM r f e d >; E R A L f com>mprehonsive p FlavorSct-Polnt GD r s A T ]FIRSI , Wclgle ight Loss Pfogram includes: • PefW iaUittd Woight L a s • , 'pProrJo to ideniily your pof* co.ial wccqhl I05G ptoblcm. • A v.mety ol delicious rrr- meats ano sn a ck t ' .... - -- i _ • N iiliriionnnd Bt:hayiQ[___ K , ' counseling. • B ^a vio r ■ ^ r r ~ v . ▼ Broakthtough' , • i \ Program lor . J 3 \ long-term ’• r o ' succecs ■ i I . ' - ■ Don't Walt, J Call Today. /

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We Succeed Where ^ ' Diels Fan You/____"'I' ______- " — —•— — — f CUT CALOIO RIES, LIVE L(.ONGER? 1 PtelimlfUfy lindinns ficm a fJol;fJol;o Dame cortefcnce on aginn o)[lDrIIdi ono moro fcason to cut ^ ______j. 1 doAn on ovtiiiiiling repoilsIs HieII Nulti/Sysleiii Heallh &Tilno:Inoss Infaimaticn Bufcau. ■n f m r calorics and ltiri(;t:r iilc, Df.r. MMorris Pollard, dirccior cf ^ talaiyJound.HaUM-led' (lal}.lato.ba!a^s.^ .ta b . ^ ^lied i h c i t ------I lilc span almojl 20% witfidlcljJictnry culiixks ol 30%. Tficy wciele aalso hcal'liicf wilh fcAtr 1 canccts and olher major diseasi«ases. Tia ifrtplicalions? S a ^ Df.. Pollard,Pc 'Vi'c led v,tialcvct 1 comcs out ol the experimenlallial data will tfelitiilely have applicalit::alions lo fran, V/hal wo'fc J irying Id do now is explain [fic:ic mechanistnsJT al v.-oflt in diclary rcjlic;l!iction!h3lMl£iRd!lf0.’ Ucp.iirdkfiHoof die miirkcl cojKiiliuns, y«»ury«»t inlcTCTt is U HiA i; ’s as well ns nny nfhcrsnvnvinf-s AiitHhv-rc • • iihvay.s gutinininltx-d with (.^.Ttificiiles nf)f DI uposil fn n ii a arx rc no coiiiiiiissiiinii to lx: piiklill. Your njDiicy gels rc* I''irsl I'cdcmnil. A t niiuiirily you’n; sure■c tito e n d u p w ilh irivcslL'd inV' in M ugic V iillcy, Iiki;i,, in tlic fonn of home . _ . jinn-cnnmcy:y ih n n y o u i'nvi.-sii;d. Y o u ehieh(H>->c tlic te n n luoii:; luoj luid cuii;.unicr Iii;ulb. 'I'liI'ulkwilh us UhIuv.W c II = wcfohllosacanlera 7d«yKU)10;0 ycuni. ul coinpclitivc, m;cuic u rt-n itc « . h ’H iiclp Iicl] you put loi'.ctiicr thc navirfirigs plun_ tiiat suit.-; your die pcrfcct clMcl )kc fo r long te n n invcbtiiiitiiicn is lilhtlliult • ^ ^1 ^ 3 W ^ 7X\-\2-1 2 2 2 • 7.-^t-nS62 •in l- a l ls • K u p cn I TWGENJFALL L S B Ui I r X e y .Htiii.- L;>^c-; IMvil. N c irtli 71)1 7ih S ited ----- }-525-B}ue-Leke54M>J?S4-040{^- ^ ------l i O i - t i O3H£:iAi_s-£za.:azai__| E ______^^l.^r^U.SOS ______——■— ------~ ' " •- “ T ^ uf rk - f ------^ 1 F E c : ^ A i :rl;iiKi Sli..ppin-; ( Ucr 123 N.t iI. IIi ..,h1nn I ■ 'SiSflajaSgS'll (Iv c rlu >vu,r,3 r~ ^~ - ^...... - • SIX iiiiiii — ------g

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'Hie mcmbors of IheI cciiloriol boord iind writeriter^ of cditotiaK i ore Sicphcphcn HarJgon jnti Wiiliam F..L fMow.ird - S ? ' I K l Honor,raria, payy raise \

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L uH t w c e k ’.s H hnbbibby perform ance by Conf.ingress over the pay T r a i s e is h u c is barely u n over, but neither;r tho members of ------Congreaa. who-relucJucliintly. voted. HCi'in^tt tlh(vrais(!. nor_the people who pressunured them into doing .soo iare done with this ^ ... fight. : -...... MemberH of Conf?ingress are privately k ualking1I< that their HI / ■ ■ M l pcrcent pny rai.se• didn'tdi go tlirough as plaidanned, through the back door, w ithoutit u v o te .

Indeed, they arorc downright petulant,, sayings there is no • way they will pvec upu tho hont)rnria half of the pny raise pro- ' " . J ® ’ *■1 p o s a l. p * - ■*- < . . . T , ivejMfKHiJf Nor havo citizensns - at least the ones we/e Uilk to out here in U N U JU t? K .smnll-city A m erica:a ■- given up their beliefef that thc members y of Congress doesn'tI't ideserve tiie rai.se it didlidn't get to take.

Tb muny people,e, we\ would guess, the rollbackro of the rai.si.- ______!,’ms-Qnl.v_Q_firHt_.‘jt<.stf!p. People w ant morere financial account-______..... THANKYQL) - T f B6 ^ S t m iA?6£ ment, particularly on fed(oderal s-pendTitg. C ui ability in Bovcrnme GMiMgi?.' ~ r ------tli«t.xioficit,.folkH. .baJhprnro ynn (Hv p y n iir.m ‘lf nmn rr- n u in i- y ______KNrAL ANP V IA6gMgNr<5^WWHICH wg MUST

The_ honorurin issue is was not as cleat‘arlv iindi‘rslood__bv------many as the pay rrai a i s e , a n d t h e r e w a s , o frcour.se. c( no incentive? to reduce it amonglg thet m em bers of Congre.:reSH.

One example of local note: our own Sen. S Sieve SynuiiM ______mailed out . q. s ta teitem i ent .Qn.ho.w..hc_dcpIoclon'd thc,,p:w rai.sc.____ ' cnlling the Conprcsf•CS8 “g u t l e s s " o n t h e p a y/ raise r, issue. ' I D G E i it e s f e /H i : n u c ke a r w a iste legi?q cy But Symms didn’dn’t mention that he rec-ecently attended an .ah this w inter, spon- The reason tho DepartmeiiunlofI':nurf, 7 (l)OK)is “ honoraria-loadedI SenatorS' ski race in Utah Sen. JohnI P c a v c y sored by a numberier of big-industry lobbie;lies. G uess we’ll find receiving so much criticismn fromf citizen j;roups is en uconomicaily and en- ~ thoso payments, atas wc do for m any Senallators and Congress- lh a t lliL-ir policie.s h a v e heen — .don’t Ixither w iU vit now,, w we ewilltiikocam ofit their financial disclosurmrc reports months vironinentaliy ''' bankrupt. men, buried in th '.sof intense nuclear do- toitom orrow — n ex t y o a r — o r n(ne.xt centur}'.’ raises and honoraria Afler mure than 'JO year.s i from now. So muchch for outrage over pay ra . volopment.jhe U.S. hasyct:tto open a permanent. . Tho alliludo has been thatlalDOH ] officials, and , and ao m uch for accountability.acc safe deposilor}’ for nuclear■waste. th ihi o se of th e preccdin},' iigency,icy, have th o u g h t o f j As this deadly-waste contiitinues lo pile up in per- themselves thi as anointed priest;ests of war, ordained in 1 know, but the right It is probably asking as too much, we kr manoni "temporary" storajjejje (the worsl of all their thi sacred missions and farar alavoi question from IE thing for Congress■ss to do at this point wouould bc to take thnu; , worlds), the bureaucrats binuive resorted to decep- numere mortals. a c tio n s : lilion in hidini; lhe impiicnlio•ions of th e ir prac tic es. As a result our children, amand many moro genera- ^ ---- In lh e fif^ii'H iind-sixlie:^,I, iiiuclea;- w asle,som e in -tictio n s lo follow, a rc bein g icflflalcgacj-ofjiuclear i\ One would be to approve a separate pdpay rni.so hiii for sc- cardboard Ikixos, was buriedud in shallow tro n c h c s contamination. co: A lDRnc>- whicfhich is going lo co st mil* nior federal civilII servants,f whose pay rraise proposal died bore ], in Idaho. We were assusured there was no im- linlions of timos more to clean1 ufup and store lhan il r - with that of Congreg r e s s . nmcdialc ihreiil to human health.he However, the wcwould havo cost had it boenn lataken care of proporly cariiboard has lon^; .since rot•otted, metal barrels are in in the first place. A good num berr oof those positions, partiirticuiariy in the judi- corroding and now some offthis t waste has found What is clearly needed iss pipublic policy dictating ciary, are criticalll tto an efTective governr•nment and many of its jt way to lhe Snake RiverrAiiuifer / a:a start towards clean up befor.‘fore underl;iking new these top people; willw leave for tho privaivate sector if no pay Herure it caa he cleanedI up,u if cleanup is possi- w;waste producing projects. Thofho fu tu re econom ic raise is granted. P.SP.S. it doesn’t have to bele 51f percent, either. ble, Ii much more waste willI reachn lliu aquifer, a wa- buburden of failing lo preventt theseth costly environ- l(ler supply lhal is so importirtanl lo a(;ricullure. in-, mimenial and potential heailh•h d isa ste rs w ill surely The other wouldlid bc to pass a strict limimit oil honoraria industrial d and recreational enterprises.en adadd to nur national debt andid r move us closer lo .se- come of Senatorss aand Representative.^, TlThis under-the-table Later practicos savy DOKK diructly discharjre nu- vere ve economic adjuslmenLs.s. s o u r c e o f in c o m e■, , hidden h m ostly from closiose public scrutiny, is clearc waslo into thai precioiiou's w ater s u p p ly T’ho Surely our national socuritjirity demands no less, nothing short of• a scandalous method of infiuence peddling deci.=;iims d to bur>’ th is w astele a n d to u se o u r aquifer- ' HiHow can a nation maintainn sufficientsi m iiilarj' X A’eakenod by continually l _ under the guise■ of “inform ation scssiiinsins," ■■fact-finding" or as ■’ a scwor are environment,ntallv and ecunomically streniilh st if its economy is wea leadint'us to disaster. lettingle' ils past-due bills pilele uup? Our national debt other, such euphememisms. It is a dishonor!orable practice which SEN. PEAVE'VEY T h e m in d si't h a s be en “otiout of sifjhl. out of mind • ought to be stoppedp e d . * S ee PEAVEYY oon Page A5 Criticizes DODOE

The third uctionon is for Congre.ss to ina'n a k e r e a l p r o g r e s s Tn • baluncing the budjLidget. W hen this ia accon.-oniplished, we would p t o e l i i guess, people out,t iiin the husling.s will bee rmuch more likely to F e d m m s t t r j ; iminatee inflattion grant a pay raise.-e.- but not until the resul;ult-S befjiil to show. W ..\.SiIINGTON-ItistiI time for the Fuderal Re- ^ lendnder.s. Lenders are jusl as smarm arl ns borrowers, .■-urve Hoard to rec laim ilsi independenceii aad set E d w a r d C o w a n Thehoy protect themselves againslnst inflation. iits si|;htsjin wh'ai shoulii lubu its prim an’ criali'rid------.J-jTho lender demnnds a roal relurnofOreli or 4 per- — - cdinu America of chronic inflnnation. TlThe Reaj;an administrationin oioccasionally profes.sed ccnt■nt. -1 lo 0 perceni mnrn for presiite.HQpl in fla tio n nnd Thu Fed has lost si|:ht of(ifthis responsibility In to be fnr price stability bulI ilit paid only lip service addiidilional irttorest to protect himselfhim against a ------—lilSa.ilas:Lt;d.~ey<;ralJ times..'s.!o.ri:{'Ventjl.i:pceciup.nf,_lu _itjaidii£m giLllavini: uneaseasiJy supporlcd.Paul___ spet)red-_iip,...... — Letters Welcomel e ------—i iaflatiun. h u t i t st;e.n.u:d.U)J bcsalisfied-witlLiiuinnb ___-.Volciu;r’3.Vi sm x e ssfu l ufTort loto brok-doublo>digit-in-I ------Ii nil more, it suemud lo accepept the inflation that has fl;flation, the Reagan White HouseHo by 198'J Uicilly UI ppercent are the bigge.sînglegle reason young ------Ihuun runnin}' al -1 percentt-m - oiuin 1988 — for w as accepting in flatio n of ■J-plus'J-p p ercen t, a h ig h adululLs feel they cannoi aifflrd a hho m e o f th e ir own. several ye.lrs. So widospreaead w as th is im p re ssio n rate r; by historical peacetime10 standards.s In brief re- TThey may find it hard to believilieve, but within the ■ , T h c Time.s-Nc''êws welcbmea lettersrs to the editor of conipiacency that Fed ('li['liairm aii A lan marks ni on ibis subjoct rucenll;■nily, I’resid o n t Bu.sh .sig- miemor>’ er of thoir parents, home Io libelous orin ^ le loans could be hnd but will rejcct[}ct th o s e it considerH lii Clreunspan fell constrainudL‘d on Jan. ■’;! lo lel! nalud n. that he accepts it Uio.0. foir:') r: to G percent. Prices were.‘Stable sUi then, or near- gned and .should , bnd tuHtc. Eaclach letter must be sign (\)iij:ri’ss it was untrue. Cu.lurronl inflation is “loo Some people naively think.nk lhal inflation is good ' ly’ .so.-s* And those were not depressressed limes. Unem- include the writcr'Kwi mailing addrc:ress. I.^tters of ]hii:h." hu s:iid, and price st;y!labilily is th e i’ed'.s even- fcfor the economy and that theth e only people w ho , pIo>loym ont w us low. below.G porcot■rconl. m ore than -lOflJOO w ords mny be cditcitcd for length. ,tual ijoal. Hut he has produduced noslratefiy or should sl bc againsl inflation:i aroar banks and olher hinflation and high interest ratesrati inhibit the re- linietableI far restorinj: pric•ice stabilily. lenders. It They aro wrong. sealiiirch and investmunt lhat busiiiusine.ss m ust ----- h(-lliin ------tiik’kly-H nd-unw iw eledly.— undndwlHktô-devflftpnew m.iitenai»rTn«hine« leri umi------‘ dent < who appointed all sev(■ven siltin f: m e m b ers. inflatinn ii hurts Ixirrowurs moim ore lh a n it do'us • Sco COWAN onn F P a g e A5 - Letters/g / Radiation, deceath penalty draww reader commer; n t ------sToTilTn'IaciToTpmiTI^'Til'iiuûrini:? t"a1 retire- ■ S S iiraiN' sto rag e a t IN E L is in “f; ------VVka-;i.v.'anndt!rfuI.O)iicopt...... -Uicht' n iu x im uiii ajlow ablo dl.'Sa:;e.!.:;e.orradiiM cij\i_;ior,u),0()q\[) years frnm nuw filled withiiyour. y> I want to. But II havehii come lo this conclusion: - ...... — Lion w itll wu a ru th u m ost.1 ill-informedill people, and be smoker, brought aboul byby thtl o “w h o ev e r in be- •• democracy is when "foror thet people by tho pm>- ityjty did hini rio jiii^nu? After all,I, heh did not . comment of61 no prohluins from nidiatioi yond a doubt thcic dambcst.d in spite of the fact hind thin mwemont" an;V mnot healthy. • . p le 'w o rk .s. h;ivlave cancer as tlie cause ot'di'atluath...... 2(r,00n-yu'ai.■ar'Iife. I wuhav<' ‘J-Jr.luiiir.;ir, aruund-tho-clock news, we A youngster wakes in1 the night, screaming ^ Thi; people of this cuurMunlry should renieni- !;; I; till' A c a d c iu y .a b k to .s;ty th;that liis life was Futurrj: y ■ ~ ever>’one is dying nf smsmo oke. A nother“yi(U'ni; *■ Itil .■ihorlenedjiy r a d ia tia ii’- .CaiiJan Ull' "joker-" - - and cnnrmrTirnt, ‘Hnfrincers suro wuru' coc i S v .vhole truth or the wliole story, -----Ik t (hni we havo muree controlci o f th is sy ste m in'1 jurago the use of seat belLi!—J. cliild slap s paruiit-s’ faces.‘sforlighlincn fo p in lhe Academy ctime fortli amind tai k e tliu back in tiiuliusu days." Tliis prusunies 'somsoi m m . ' J » n»l ofgovommenl tban theyhey do. W hether il’s city on I ious caller.) I do nol encourage cigarelte. il has caused a strainsl belween n.ixiniuin rad ia tin ii dusajie ;’llovllowahte nnd ,‘uir\'ives thL’Tiucie:irth htjlocaiisl th a tvv.nllfc— .il -t*’ myanonymou, (;uvemmi:nl, county, .slatiUite. o r n a tio n al, ali u f ni.i: sm o k in g , n u t sonl';onleone is oul to gel the smok-i^. families, friends, nuighborsbors, lu-n j;ivf pcr.'ônal icstimony tli;tlial thuir eaiiscro)rnv»i,.ralhi'r lluir. 4-anci:r-c.iu:.ii;i:.inÛ:;;Uua . . D on'4-ooveilw rn death per.En alty • ...I.^kurr ' ■■■'itiero I'in o 'su ciriliinig g iisii; job security! Ho- s;tmu rnanner. Tho monooney saved could be aiiiiiiimals. that any heailh conijiliiil)lic:ilioii,‘i an' “iliMirav'ly" for Gre^; Fuller and any oilothers in . Anolher tiuol^l'- for allergic •umedy! Toacii tiie ' ; • educational iiifurn;a- liiaiiiation'.' ,'iun yuuiig — liavu safe sux,, usuuse tw o condnnis, harder patrol, (jre.nler cd eri' brutally m urdfnai, if his j reliction c.in I nin-ivo the burning heat of a lion to parent.s and childlild re n . 1.1 j)o.-i u)ii thu only ; Tho i-'irst AiiH'ndiiii n t p: A re th e A eadeiiiv ■jul.cr:^' will ■ould .'.till rt'in ain th e s:lniu. Iilly lobiicco ;illeri:y according nt proti'cts the opon Uii; fji^le-havo.pri[.prOvcJ (lur.strfiiuili. __ t_iif_[u. w,ii.;r_.i;Mlviib,.i CMl^wii-Sr.' in Bocikmaii. i_nvol With orchungu uf iiifornutiuiin fnfrom I’ovuniin^'ntj]______Is'n'i il fT cat to fimi o u lt WL-'liavi”irvoK\ r Ul iiiji'njreliDii p-jf-Si Tu- 1 iTu' niW.];,~ar,' .— ::” Tiilr(^J?rcnSv-a r.'ud Ih.iiaisomewhmMWiiyis (lur i’liviTniTiciit. w.i:,v.i:; i-ii‘;iiti".'rinj; to ii.-f .'II.ui iiiii"Cl;<'n' Id ah ij’s de.ie.ilh jvnaliy that you ,;tartLpnx'.vd- pi ' Akohol i> Ihue NN’o. 1 killer, righl? 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Natit i o n Reportsts: Tow€er testlniiioiiy CCDiitradicctory-'/?^ e s p e c t e c!d regu laii t o r I . WASHliNGTON. .(AP) — - Defense or uny conflict:icLs uf in lu re si cuncerniim . pun.liitiy on how to sell traininlin g jeU). I * Sccrctar>’-dcHinn;ite Jolina Ibwer T con- his businessIties. ti( figl'Ighter planes and missile syslrstem .i to t:n r w a t c h n < m r S & . Ml fltatfmcnt----- A' Z-— nnn=u— spntermTrr- 4h-P ent*>gwi,.tl»i I.m 'A ngelcr wiiuii 111' (oltl 1!il‘ SutKito hifhis wftrk for Stephen-IIarl,irl. dediriod'on Salurday -r<;P<'•eported. W ASH IN G TON (A Pi - L. WilVilliam n Hrilish firm invnlvcd ncno miliUirj' to commentt on ( the latesl reports, Tower h told the Senate conoin m itte e S e‘idnian. id n a tough-talking bankk regu-i ■ ■ in n tto r^ , accordini; tr- repreports pub- Having "It's; illie it iiominalion) before iie worked chiefly on selling comc< m er- la totor r whn looks _Daddy _ - • . -r--ltHhrd-Satiininy;— ■— * — ...... ■■ Ihe'loiTTinlllee: ------.•iul (iirernft-t<> U.i^.-iiiriines- n n d nhn- 'W aarbucks,'i.s'braced rb for hiss gooti ' ; advised the firm on trade legL-gislation 7 ly now Mean wliile, iww quc.sli.'stions were Tower's desiesii'nated spokesman, ul- '' , k m w n aime m e to get splattered (piickly and currency fiuctualions, iiele sa id h e : it de him . raiûd ahout lhe l!ioroi:(^lin^liness of the lorney PaulEggers of Dallas, did not l h aal l President Bush has made earned $2firi,000 frum tJie com ct puny )!opped FBI's hackRround invcstipn'igntion of tho .miswL-r a ropoiporter's calls Salurday 'posit insurance c/ar 'and pie between -June of 1086 and in i: s t De- lis la p . .. cmbattli'd nDminee. On«e newspaperi in writtenn testimonyt^ to llie Senate e savings and loan crisis in his - Q . M ' c e m b e r . in m ore t h a n th re e -y e a rs a ai l th e ■ S n ri'[)ort*',d tlia l siivuriil liir:bizarre acci- panel on Jann, ,! 2G, Tower said he could -j-The Legal Times said 'Ibw:iwer lold dcnls, including cnri>’Tno ^gBfSS3 h e■lm lm of the Federal Deposit In Ii su r— ----- — ...... TTlomlTli: c n r - - r e c a l l n o 'aictions cti in couiieclion with the divorce attorneys lhal hele w as re- m ercial : iTatihuH nnd a h o tt! fire,L-, apparenUyr any defense■ activities" ai in connection a nice c e Corp., which backs commi lained by British Aerospace:e for his ink deposits. Seidman, li“, bah a s ac- ' were (iverlooked in tlie probrobe, with his workrk for the U,S. subsidinry / cSv advice on how lit sell weapopons sys- V lired a reputation :is a str ervicus Com- of Briiish AeroiTuspnM. Inc. ■ -q u ire Tlie-Renatci Armed Serv tem.s to the iVnla);on, andI 1lh a l he shlooler o o l mittee has put the noiniomination of That statentemenl, according to iwo listed tbe various weapons involved. it When his ageiicy aniKiunces good Tower, ii former Texas senator .-êi arul publications,i. T'1 h e l/os A ngeles T im es The ']'[n depnsiliiin was never■ fI i l e d j n ______-.uuwiw :i iiuch.aii a.jump.iu-batik.p[.profifs, . . . ----- unotlrrie chainmin of theic 'c 'com m ittee, a n d th e l-cg.ilT.il 'rirap ?. did n n t sqim ro >,;i,court becaiise TovVe'r did noti t.c o h t e s l ”” —~f ■ ;'s more likely to focus onI ne);a- (in hold while il la’kcn 'a1 second nc look with informaliiatioa which ’n>wer pro- the (1,^. divorce, luit a copy was: ooblaini;d I__ 'I ■ •*,—------i’ ves, such as an uplick in bad loans gfitm al Tower's personal habits,its. including vided to divoivorce’ allorney.s working by hy thc FBI. the Legal-Times- I t I N T O V V E R ------i t i-;-lhe ih Northeast nr banks' grrni>y»u^reud it.w ilJi -tlie in-cr-thp-past year, congrcHr k to 'Ibwer's neighbors, Ibwer, who has declinedned to be in- naid he wentent to work for British stastanding that it not be quotec:ed direct- bothered to talk t immiltees, unhappy with whatla t they L . W I U J A M SEIDMANI ^ ' in police records or iii- omination is Aerospace eight eig weeks afier resign- ly examine certain ! ewed as overly-'ro.sy estimateses from F D I CC c h i c f lervicwed while his nom 1>'. ■ral c a r a c c id e n ts in - pending, hnn denied inn I;his Senate ing as the nation's n chief strategic The '1 New York Post reportecled Salur- vestigate several JiL regulators at the I’ederalII Hume 1 r i wilh alcohol arms nogoliattintor and advised tho com- da>day that tho FIU apparently:y h a s not vnlving Tow er K- Ihiv,. ‘'’‘''It insurance lund.m d. le.slimony any problem wi 'L oan Bank iôard. increasingly .Iman, under Bush's irned lo Seidman for informrm„“™ that SciJma ^ t u r n i plan to resolve thehe savings ; and loan :iout savingj; and loans, is j,iris- crisis, ccts »clmJal, nol just defacU), slougli they weren't under his auLhonty over Si:Lk 'il.s, h e m ay be in Bush b u d g e t shows < carefuli [ packmg m g iclion. "iiis per.^nnnilty is lunt. He's a no-nonsense guy• anda he studiouslystu avoids direct comp;ip a riso n s sn new. T h ree ipiarters(pi: of the nearly bluni WASHINGTON'(API-- There's ’] ■ — :iesn'l mince words," said Roberth ------difTerence b e - . ^ wwith it Reagan's spending plaii.li. Sl billion Bush1 claimscl as hi.-^-anti- barely a decimal point's did A nalysis ilan, a banking expert al'the 1 lush budgets. — . He claims wilh some fanfarare initia- drug program isis nmiievi alreadv ap- I-'tni ' tween the Reacan and Pusl Igs institution, a 'iVasliingtonin th in k ^ — * ( Y But President Bush’s plunun isi pack- current servici tives to increase spendinir onn AIDS, proved bv Congregress. ‘ ' vices as defining a freeze. iiush l)iiil[;et as re- tankink. "i think a lot of poliliciaiians ap- ( \ afied to make tlie chanfjesL‘s heI s mnde Assuming adjiidjuslmenls to cover infia- research and the space progra;ram. Mo.slly. the Bm ('ompared to Reagan, there's's no inve;iled so far is^ incdiuplete.in ------prociate re c i that." look more dramatic. tionary costs;s iin domestic programs is ^ "Seidman is an old hand an:md has He tries to pul ihe m ost;isl shine on "wonderland] crease at all. Bul the Rea);anII num- Bush explicitlytlv changes only aboul S id budgeting," he says, ofsiiaie-J.tHlUline lhe10 confidencet of people in Wa;,'ashing- ( C Z J < ^ the lea'sl ajioe — to refiect:ct ttoward iiis budget i hers aren't in ihisb's book. Yoij'ou have four dozen out of et compares the domestic to i!» to another dornmeiit tojofind items in the budgidget'left behind hy his ton,"in," e x p la in e d Rep. C Clh a rles / iciui-pcopw------lniindini; Hou-'(iiise JJanK niir 'C om m itiee. I------/ ------!owin“4ht.‘-tinie*lwn»red-WlAVashm gW n— j^j^hTnuiTnirr l-'urth.T :uw n inmcsticpnignims.'biil bese's heen nght on tile isstia-l; tradition of jumbling theL'numbers. ni year. This app isons wilh his predecessor, BuBush's- nnimptimnt dnn Ipproach allows Bush to n within a grouji where lliele bankI board be has nol h a d to ^ V On tlie one hand, Bush'sih's kinder minimize the:ie ;a p p e a ra n c e o f cu ts a n d biidgeltlrafiers calculated hislis figures ofieii lists them v iing is unchanged from^ ehanlange his lune'êvery few montnth s." jU nnd fjentler budjjet include,jdes freezing maximize thehe apparent increases in without the credil reforms lh:hat liea- the total spendin; . ll d r .e s n 't ? n y w h n t ' AliAlthntigh Seidman' has'pnircsidod ^ thc miiitarj- hud^jfl, a shariK irpdt-par- h is fiscal 190(1)00 plan. gan includrd in his accnimtiniing. 'I'hiit Iteagaii's pl.m. ll s in tli:il group would overver the worst three years foror bank ^ "THEE FFRESHEST ture from lhe (jrowih advocIvocaled by i,, incincreasing Pentagon technical difference m;ikes soirJome of o ilier p ro g ra m s ii ikish's numbers look hundrededs of go down to compiiipen.-âle, or bv how failulilures since the Depression,, h e also i f ■ f l O W E I I N T O W N " Reat;an. He defines the PentagonPer spending withith infiation is a freeze in • h aas s h;id two important advat■antages j freeze as increasing spendin d in g S2.5 ih e B u .sh h u d [ millions of dollars dilferenl fromfr Rea- mu(;h. udget. increasing the edn- c to r R ic h a rd D a r m a n n«)lol enjoyedi hy ^L Danny Wa' billion to ki'Oj) pace w ilhi mnalion— in cation budget, giui's when, in many cases, thevth are Budgei directo ;el, but nol enough le iharHu-h wns reject- coun;iuiiterpart for SiLLs: a a so-called " c u rre n t sen.'i(;(vices” freeze, maintain currurrent services, is not a exactly the same. said Thursdny lh ihiii to reduce school" i‘X]>exi>erienced staff lhal had es Bill elsewhere in his l)udbudget, he freeze, In liie.case of fighting drugIgs, ing Reagan's pl;ii ofomo. Id. • 321.75M i IS by million. Iêai!eagan-era budgei cuts, andd a sol- '23 V/. KViin rid ic u les th e concept c f mainlaiiiingrna 'Along thee same.s, lines, the president Hush's new spending initiativlive isn'l lunch programs 1 Deficitsts regukariy exceedi guide!!lines E le ^t r i e WASHINGTON (Api'I ~- The un- man took, effect, t and' the actual l e a t e ir s veiling of P re sitie n l B Bi u sh 's iODO deficits lh aIt l occurred:( waiIter hi spendinf; plan focuses■s thei budgei -lOHli: t target S171.0 billion, s p n tlip h l on thc com inp^ fiscalfi: yoni'^ deficil S221bI billion. jusl as the deficit figureses forf this year —J 987: taltarget SM4 billion, deficit o n l y • i are gelling more and more in einbar- $laO,'} bilhonion. cc o stc rassin g . ' —1988: target tai Sl'M billiim, deficil T h e im l)alnnce is n oI l only or expand- $la") billion,n. ing like a wut blol of redro ink on a . Only inII 19fil» w ere a u to m atic l o n t l i piece ilf paper. But oncece again ; — as spending cuts ci triggereir'T^ the $1110 a m 1. has happened every yeai,’ear since the (Iramm-Rud:.id m a n la w . Gramni-lUKlnuin balanc'meed budget law was passed in 1980-r> — th e a ctu a l j 7;: deficit is going to be farar higher I than Nlow yiiii can buy a n^w electric w ater lieatere r the deficil ceiling the lejjis.■gislation se ts. W 'itilDUt );ct;cttiiig .soaked. Financc:e one through Idalio PnP o w e r The budget Bush presented pr to -csl^S ^ nni-l,1 put r notliing dow n, get low interest rates G ongress fur fisc.;il 109090 Uist Thurs- , and pay just SIO0 ;a m onth.'" day revealed that the ailministrationaiir ' ■ ■■•2^-^ W c'il even firiancc tinthe installation, now expi’cts the lf)vS9) deficild to be S170.2 hillion. I.e-slhiinin four I months \jw | i ^ e d d i n g ^ So renienilniber, the w ay to rcplactace yotir e billionn - — $r>()0 m il- ] n, ^ lion below the billiollion target set 10.5%70.. ilmple Intareat IlnMneIng tvtlltblatyt Ihrough 4/3aB5. in the.Granim-Rudrnan la LongihLor of pty m e n lte h ^ u la VMrIfrl»M wilh Mmount tlmnced. "It's a co'-conspiracracy between s M y (’ongress and the admdministration." says Riidtilph G. i’ennern er, form er di- _ . re c to r u f lh e Guiigre::~i(.S'ional Budget ______Office—!-’A u d iL’i.li a r d .lu,lu_Llmik-of J any_ __ pL:antia Lawrcnce olher word to dc.-cribc itil ihant dishon- :Skip Miller ...... esl." F e b . 144 l-JloisciHebaycr-Aikins : Every year, the Miiokek,.cl..:,rsi,nlu' i ■'I o m A tk in s faii or winter to reveal1 anai agrffim-iil « Kim .Markham ... .. ia .which the iiniji'cti'dd redr ink falls ‘ Juslin Bell jusl within tIu' di'ficit tartarget. But-the key word lure is projprojected.' The 5 ,Jaiii Lume G ra m m -R u d m an law is a jiroces-^ Vic Conrtid lhat deals with the pmjirujicted deficil M;ir. 177 Lcaiiiia Tuckcr ------—- Bcstrj-Hcnncit------w £ ______ceilings for each yciir until ui the bud- Wo knowkn cxactly whafthey get is ,ûppo.'(‘d to beje h,i!.uiced in want in a weddingv or shower gift. W - S m 1993. Wc uji-datiJatc their list as gifts arc If the fina! iirDjcetioiion for each fis- purclui.'io. cal year — made in inid-lid-October. two VisitI usu when sluipping fiir a ...... — ii,\-okr.1ntn-Thnt-Trnr-- -f:^ti;^"withiii-- Tl-bdp.yuu .•.clcci iiic-gili- ... the target, thf autimia'iiialic cuts arr hriclc rc;illy waius. av o id ed . • II ai/L-wrap iiaiul.ihi' 7 ' • ■ , Hnt nnrr- the' prnjrcKm rd defint i' scnice ixfrrc. certified as falling wiiliiiUlin fho tapM, y hii>pirt^ is cil.ui uvuilal>It: the law s machinery grin:nnds to a halt. ' The law .■êts no ct)nse([ie([Uences if tiu> ^ • • • . actual d.'ficit iU tlu* end of liiu yoar iurns oul to hr highegher thnn the y ^ Grainrii-Hiidaiaii targel. Ii.\p e rts .-lay liia t tlue_ ‘ ecijiu'imic ei lurL- H S i ca.^ts usi'd are npiinii.^l.I’l.slic and thu> U l , & China Shop undi'reslnnali' iho inagiagniiude uf tho ' • 733-5477 . g g f l M S I * sh o rtfa ll. Fallowing are the deficefidl targuli fur 1 4 7 M IW AIN AVE. W . each fiscal year since•e (Jranim( -R ud- *------I: p i i f im Ih i m i i l '______^_____L______iva®E02ai1 E if EBaiSlISIE38 F E B . i flia^ f i l E l F >• S I/a WEST’ £a j/a SOUTH M G E B r a a n &w. f i ® ! ® m ■ i i i il ' m W 4 3 ------bâ-52^'HaBS- -■ i s t o a i ^'IzzzzteB -I.' ■ .. ... Suil(l;iy, r .itu .ii y' >2,I; 1969 Tt'?ic=-Nuws, Twi'nivi'n Fallr.,f idnho A-7 _ ■ .■ - ^ Hifi' I = 3 z f - —

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, - ____ STp_REHqi,IRS:i. :iJQM-nnL.10.flrO.At.--,0-rr.VÛ;-J,-l2-5------T,-rcf:r‘-\nciiE. wurmri.v, iHi ciioici.;',Mir:-cii''i;c.r • irii CAU. A-8 Timo3-Niiv/i., Twin i-iiiis•iiiis, laaiio bunajiy, huDfuiiry i; — — f"eds tak r k e r s ? SALT lAKV: CITY (AP) -■ Feder-I gnim, where nn ol ' P a n e liB i iiJk_pj raisess„for,.s|tate WQ] :TTtrol-of F e d e riil Ot^poM t-iiw my 1 re g u la to rs liAVO' U t o r c n n t ------^ ^ ^ ------iiTTi k\-mauagemenl of ^ )G"i?rpt P r d e r a i Sfl'vingB 'nndid U an overwô day-U)-dii\. ^ B O I S E . A t what wh loaders' l)^n< I llie reyiuiT - Lalwr nnd Comim inrT T C ^ cpim T ncnt.'?— I)c?:( c iVvemKc nnnuni wage ns,s-part -p of n' nationwide plann to as- Deseret Federal, - " luj^'lsTIiO mid-point offth tl e 1^S9nes- S ’ -' Idaho If” t’ducation has been.in the tl fore- for IW? put thc i\ ill oversee manage- ^ tf inJufcir^w arkur,.U n— wHif -inctitti. Rpinilators will u J-tegistatefe-r("* ul that insiuuiion s T bc non-salnry benefits tion:ions and .sltm losses, bul officials of ment of ,S;india al ' spccini H ousf‘-Sun;ilt! c o m m ittee Inwmnkers have repeatedldly heen . efiting from the d q u a H e rs. n t jiLSt o v e r 516,900. ny sa ydepositors' ‘money is safe. New Mexico headqu were mullinj; one of tliole mosl i sensi- T i^ ^ I ' — — bombarded 1: with figures iibowing ; Idaho,offera, nt ral haa $155 million Idaho ranks among thc lowc;,’cst States That was ‘^1.5 pcrcentpc of tho avernge "It "I wil! basically be businiine.4S ns D e s e re t F e d e ra l live mullimilliini-tiollarir issu(!H th e g g l'ii* ^ ikesman- in asseU, S27 millioillion shon of cover-^ _ , I/Ogislaluru Fucl's ciicIi y(; A 9 8 9 \ ^•irmH-mcaTOrcs of school Bperlendinn. "for annB£i?prh‘a1vate intfei.'Ttrj-wngci^ iti- usiiristi.il," said .lfinlsSmith,T;pok( 1 year - BOV.- ||itilx |0 ; :îan In- ing its 8182 millionion ini deposit liabili- ornm cnL p a y niiHe.s. The numbers muy be insnslruclive idnho and its si.xsix bordering staleK of foror the; Federal Savings 'Si Ij i ■urance Corp. said Friday,’, "Thi.'i tic s. S m ith saidl thellv institution liau The joint coniniiUot*ee wants to [hit with1 p for some, but to budget writriters like Wu.Hhinglon, Ore)rcgon, Nevada, Utah, .sura payroll claiming nearly for le situa- had problems forir .some.so tim e and has rea ch a con sen su s on ii1 pay-increasc p; three dollarsirs o f e v e ry 10 th e s ta te Rop. Re Mack Neibaur, IM’aul,ll, they ig- Wyoming and Montana.M( . movnovo is made to sUibilize the ;Ut ofthe been under the> HomeIh Loan Hank plan in thc next lew liiiyf noro one other important hlUilisticUi — When govern!rnment workers were ion tion ... and conserve the assets uys — a plan spends; the: issuei; for many lawmiik- noi Board's maniigemt;emenl consignment lhat if tho full iliiuscI.' anda Senate cn; is iiow muchmi more is enough. Yet salaries sal for nearly all Idaho10 workers ihrown into thele pool,f th e a v e ra g e a n- inslinslifutions.” ok o v e r p ro g ra m since 15S7.15?7. U n d e r th a t pro- agree will hi'cin suUint:Ilg th c lim ita - fed e ra l figurjurcs appear to indicate are an lower lhan in most olheiier stales, iiiuil wage in IdahoIda aclunlly declined Federal F' officials- .also look d Uian, gram an in.stilution'.ion's management is . tions budh’ct w riters niu,stust work with- government v and there are things Idaho h a s lo of- by $100 w hile lhe ihi average in each of Jandia Sani Federal Savings and It workers are less welboff ani ., which replaced by a teamam appointed byfecl- in in draftiii): ;i I'l.U,liUe spending fimiiidally;; byb regional comparison, fer'lo fer offset lhal. Uw taxes,!S, a g re a t th e six Iw rd e■T r KUit^Ki roso by a n y - lased hast in Albuquorquo, N.M., lg north- e ra ! re g u la to rs. tlian the aver,'erage Idahoan. natural na' environment and n a m o d e st w here from 17 $17 in Utah to $l.‘i')0 in iperatcs opei four branches along blueprint. ' Sm ith said thet; teamlei would remirtn Mosl lawmakers, evencn thoFPt in th e . T h e sta tele Personnel Commi.'^sion cost co; of living are only some,L‘, N eib au r N evada. T h e idaho id wage also fell ‘HI orn Utah's W asatch Front. r’ill take during the coaservicrvatorship, as wil! conaervativc i)ldc, anreeee ini principle conducted its ii annual survey of^ co coi n ten d s, nearly ihree poiiKiinls lo 91.5 perccnt of S Si m ilh said re g u la to rs will int Uuih employees ofthec coCOI m p an y . • witll Democratic (liiv. Cc'Cccil Andrus, Knlaries thrchroughout much, of tlie "When you brinii us ihis^ informa-i the rcfjional aveiverage. :ontrol conl of two more insolvent lainWest iiindia Federalal liasli SS3I m illion in wlio Biiid th e s la le m ust,ist protect its Wesl and determined d that Idnho tio tio n a g a in ,' he told one ofTuficial dur- Tiie startingg p a y for a s la le Iroop- favings Kavi inslilulions, Mountai .m erican a.Ksels a n d Sl.M•1 billionhi in deposits. inve.Htment in (iiiality/ governmtnlK slate governrrnmenl !al<'irie5 and those ing in( a budgei hearing laslsl montli, er was the lowe:west in the region, less Nivings Siiv iind Loan and Am 1, w ithin S m ith 'd id 'n o t know:nnw whnt portion nf — em ployees, pulilic .^chocihocil te a c h e rs for no n teachiching staff in lhe public ’ ”bibring the information on howho Idaho lhan M percemnt ofi the regional aver- ,Sl ivjiv in g s & Uian Association, lluise deposits arelire in &indin's Uuih nndcollcBefnciiily. schools were,-re 7.2 p e rc e n i behind th e r ra: a n k s in a v e ra g e a n n u al wa^:age or per age. and the aveiverage pay for an Ida- 10 -10 d d ay s. capitii income, too, ’ hu trooper was:s onlyo 7:i p e rc e n t o f th e She S stressed lhal depositsis in all branches, "Wc should n e v er f niillii)!inn Metro- said. liller sustained an eslimalefi damage and the Cessna r/'/lilli|le| 17 ^ , r cnpnc plane, wliicli-belongt T im e A viation, p ro b ab ly \vi ''J loss,.R elier .‘âid Siiiurday, He said the 17-passenger er was abiiiil to leave on aI lioiisched-i TI)' * ' uled trip from Sl. GeorgeC C 'to S k y . 3f(C G West's facility in Palma S p rin g s, C alif,iit the time. Rcher said lhe plane wasIS tra v e lin g ' at a, about W) knots bul wasas iidl air- horneIk wlien il lefl thee runwav, ' ------...... J.,cmsscd an infirid nnd mllcr liihtiavs on yair ______tntaxiwiiv. The plane bad s iinirg w cddinj APlM»rpholo a b o u t 10 to l.'i m ph w hen ils il wiiigii]) upcoini hithi lhe fronl of a L'niled i’a i’n rc e l S-t - W / ‘ , . vicevi van and spun into the CCessn'i invitiitc you to comc Mother Nalature Neither the small plane niir th e o u r Slstore and scc thc ■ Dan Chupmarm n exam ines 1 of u doztuzen doad elk oa his vanv; were (iccupied, he said.:i. B r i d a l R•cgistry c j; System wc fathti-r'ti propo)porty north of Gardiner,er, Montana, outsido An internal investigatalion- was havc avail;liiabic, featuring; planned, but Relier .spoculailaled tliere •150PaUcrleni-s of D inncru'are 1 YellowHtoneJ PPark. Thc elk are atarv.rving and dying oar- p' ly duc to Uiee uunuBuallyharah winter,er. may have been a inalfuncliclion in the . 5 0 P a tte:m r n .s o f S l c n iw a r c Outer Limits^':™ SALE 4S49.88 nosewlieel steering mtichai:amsm or a .42P;incm of Slainlc.ss___ 2 Rog.SGO. HoiiayG.ayG lio gulG In:; perm. ._Jhe'■ romnnlto mftpifHiionHlion (rom mn. Litlli) . • t F l a tw arc r e secret to , d o e s lie know I loundloui romnncu m 1 3 1 S * 1 2 L ili es s oft Cookware lliu r.ofi loohr. o(i( my now perm — ^'Condonm - a w a r e o[less ' day' irksIt officii Oulor LimilG’“ byay HclcnuHi Curtis, • K itc h c nI C u tle ry . softness ______Who knowG? Tliir,lnr. ccould lead to PORTLAND, Ore.. (API(, — The deiiii(il(i):istist, said the problem was . Fo.sler said the decision1 tot' retrieve , . , r> I S e le c ti o n in I d a h o ror.c’5 and chocolali;olalu:-.l ,.d ™ lhe state Health DivisidiiI is try in g Ui re- ruit w hereI' ll lh e condi)m s w ere going t(i llthe condoms was based Locatod Noxt To Cotnlog)fl Oopl. nuceive a S5 Srilor>riIon Bonur. wlien trieve 5,000 diin.iird coeondiinis frum be distnhiilhilled but liuw they were to ggroup's plan, which did mil i make PLEASKiE ACCEPT OUR Wolk In s W oicomoI Of0 you buy a JCPenmennuy Gill Cerlillcale nn AIDS-awareiu':;;; group gn that had tie givrii iivitDVll. cclear lli(‘ range of choices, F R E E■ (iirr ( TO YOU By Appointments:s and redeem it inouin our calon, qreat (or planned to pninitite;e a "cDiidiun- 'W e simiiiply p made a mistake ipving "I can't suppilrl using taxpayers' I: -W HEN YOUY REGISTER. - youfr.ull or ilini; r.pucinlr.pu r,Qmeoiiu nwarenes.s d:iy' imt-idt- id f a P ortland iheiti -to ll'this organi'/âlion," Fosier iimoney to pass mil condomims wilhoul Mon.-Fri. 9:00 □.m.-9:00|10 p.m. dunntj ValL'nlinu';;iu'sDay! C highschool^llki.d.. ,<;ud..cii Slid . - - eiiui-alinn about the range,;e«ifclwic- . ^ 7 ^ Satufday 9;00 o.m.-7:00lOp.m.1 , — junijily 11 '0*7 *1 m {r'QO ] [ill ni’i-âni/'T ;n r • Hr' - • r J _■! -■■i<-i;-u iiri:b:ii:i't! i-iii'Auiiil— ------Michnel Priivli-.. an . - 8 00 a.m . By Appointmunlml O n l y ...... - A!DSCoaliti.nitoriilr;iilra '-h I'liwi'!', ur a?-f m eantnt lo ill' (iislriliutud only in iludith Lachenmeier; pr[irincipal o f 'L f Lincoln High School, when■re ..\CT-(,:P S ® AC'r.UP,.saiil).r:iltl,olVo fn c ia ls l(i!(i his th r I'luiicM•M (if .in educaliiin program 1 M w a i s i i The Styling) g S a l o n a t croup lhal ti:c dnni:: w rrn ivit th a t I'inptiri)hrisi;'cs a range of choices. had li iilaiined to stage it.s■ rally, r said f] • S( China Shop m eanl lo be (li.-in!uiicilcd randomis. Id |)rr\eiit,.111 .AIDS thrmigh se.xual con- she s never had heard of thee group,| PctR'lis said ;i lli'altlalth Divisiiiii III- tai-l. The cchoices range from absti- But sh(?,said the groupI vwili not be '7^^ 3 3 - 5 4 7 7 l{7j M agic Valievjy Mall JCFI ) P e n r ^ ficial vvho a ttem ied■d a T liursiiav n cace, tii 1 stsex in a monogamous rela-• permitted p on school grorounds and , _ _ . morning meeling Ki ddis isc u ss A(rr.l,li> ti(ln-^lup wiwilil an unaffected panner• calledc passing out condor i„.r 147 M[AIN A AVE. W . •; ISOS.JCPonijoy Confpsn,, Inc. 73^7 3 4 - 0 8 3 3 plaas ar.ked tiie i;roupup 1(1 ri'ttim the mid lo thee n u se of condom s. pupils |; "lotiilly inappropriat'ale." I------doiuiled condtinis. ■------^r-ttiinb-!r-h^Trh)i;:!«"l«;*-pveTyt'(H*r*— di^cusîIlj; si'xu- fear ubout lumc.-ily di- A ality and the di.-ini.'sidii•idii o f rea l prab- lems of sexii;illy Iraiiraiismitted dis- •, e a se s a n d ho\'.- '.n rp pi'iiple alive.' J ^ ...... PctreliB sairi.-- ir-Tce:n•em--thiri s).-ti!d be happenin;: in [nir:)iiritaniral New F n g la n d anii ii.ii ui..;.- ^ land." ______He aclded- i:n'lil n, i - 1 9 83 9 F I P to scramble tn ;:ri nmii mci D r. L a u re n c e Fd.^lii.Mer, .“ta le cpi- U DEBBIE'S BAL:ALLOONS ~ ~ F I Ak N N l 'X & BASKETS OF GIFTS .V lljSg y ; ------V Feaiurina: R e a d - 'f W y t-.J.ips!!!-7- O u r n e w e s t Mothc item J v - Unique'V.iicniins balloon ball designs^ • • V-Pcfsona:izc

Cd o m i n g M Wtialever c.xav: ...V /^deognnn.-r-irno,:-.-. I ; . T u e s d a y , . C .JU Jo v ; 1 2 ’ F e b r u ai a - r y 1 4 i n V The shop'.viinn a h e a r t__ rJ i “ ■ ■ T , 121 H 'afii:;cn •" :;v . I t Q T • 7 3 4 - 4 5 n SimCay, Fotjruaryl!•-12.1989 Timec-Ncws, Twin:i FaJb.FaJ Idaho A-0 . ' . NationTm . (—^^

^ _i;EM NFniTNl(PnRT NfnirIflini-'fAPi ' UVnrini? a hoaleavy-duty navnl flyor Thc'he 'ncwHpiipi^naid thsl-*Trnmfnl-in-ArHluH lia n isla a, .wiQi: people _nn_dnd iwking liis stick in hc had hac said in a divorcc depososition ... ------^ r-— Sovirtrt ynimjj longer play tli j an a d m in istn itio n !'poke.‘^mIIk * supplie.s to th c re b e ls .so l«laig if as the Millic, on a leaslash, the presidenl wenl only;y Ithit ho had talked to thc prosi-p vniUeUwproproposal waa la te r ap- es," he said. "Latin coondfiQceI in i a fonner Corter speech«h ^w riter who 2 Savict Union kcepn .sendinjjgaid ai to the into Colonial Pharmacy Pl for a . few dentnl Siiturday,1 ''He said he's's still parentlytad .m an y dipiomnta .,the U.S.U.l ii not exactly ot an alall- fiup^rted R ^ ^ u ‘a ununsuecesaful ' 5 Kabul regime. niomenUs. Aakecked what he*d bought, veryry pleasedf with the relictioni toti th e v i e w ^ t & 'S S u r Q s 'u e ia ih D le oT ~ IiS fcc 'h'higH i .' — tad-ftnftCisrpsiiaaTM.TntataTyold." I T!ie N ew York. T im e s, w wl, h ic h ini* B ush w av e d a ] paper bai',and .said, budgedget." the pross secrctarysaic tbo adminilinistratiorfa twilling* ! 'Aaidlaide- ’from Panaipa; wbarior» K ey flanator8>hav8 ;a aai B s^ o d tfri) I tially reported ihc (iecision,lon, quoted "A few razor bliujliid es.’ f ■ Ar\skod sk if hc would (luarrel wit-ith as- ncMtoeeelcnogo5gotiated.»ettlementa: Pushih Ihas vowed ta keep the-iamm e-' nomlnaUoh'i>n:^nmods.t Ron- M an w l Aotoiu id ^ of_t}y>,re» . ■ . .sayinK tlia t de-spile ih c coniinuing coi said ju-st before;re jumping inlo a beige Congrngress wliere ho would culut lho v«)uldhavorajecjected.- -r- - Noriegiega, thc. admimatration iis gionaodspe^'no^tanip a i ^ ' 5 Soviet troop wilhdnuvalival from van fo r th c .shorilort ride back to Iiis va- budgedget. Fitzwator replied. Iu th e vl?w’ of ol m any LatiQ and seekin]king negotiated solu^ns to tl: ThemoBt.imjnediateitteL ^crlo'^ ■: AffihanisUin, the SovieLs havilavo lefl be- cation retreat. “Di!'Dispute it? We're braggingJ about; u^. diplomatB,JB, it allo signifies a tetinin debt crirfs and a handa-o ftiototr a tioH -ia — ...... - i hind hirge"amount.s of niillUillUi'r'y H ird - ' W liite H6ij.se;e pre.Vsj se c re ta ry M af- it. ThiThat’s whal he'wanl.q to do, ' ...... “ new pouucolrea^ i t f for the Umted |«licyicy toward Ueotral Amorica”' tbe debt~situ(ôn. AinAlready there' 5 ware and seni iii new militaritary equip- lin Filzwatcr saidsa that Bush had al- got Congress lo help in cuttininglhe Sates.aikLa.lfiafleaBiprwninent rojo in. It is ii time now th at w e'sto^ t^G . n fp fKfli iiflmaiBdjat«_TcUeC_. nd , j: luenl. tended to routirItire paperwork in the budgedget," world aflS re." ...... "and'ai 8tait'll«^nrto"Lat] will not be forthcoming.mg. - ? Il said thc Bu.sh administnstration de- morning and hadha made some phone Bush Bu^ on Wednesday propososed a ' Paced withI deep-d budget prob- Amerilorica," e d d R obert E . Whit According to Meiicj«can govom- : cision. in effecL.meana Lhala l Lht:t polit-- calls. _ . .S UiG G Lrillian hi»ig(‘i.for..the; fiscul1 -_jeniBra«Hwith-ith-Cw>gw a - io - < ^ —a » bbaeeadwârBl-SalvadQrtn-ti a t terssB ram r-” y leal goal o f A m e ric a n policy pi in Bush did notlot tako any questions yearar lhat begins next Ocl. I- I. hands ofthe Dcb)emocmta, President Carterrter administration; with high. T ieasu ry ;; congrcsônal;coi curnenl proposes several ch; Itill, many U .S . and Latin e } Afghanistan now lhat the Soviel frojn reporter.êrs during his walk docuii h a n g e s B itth hflfl ta k e•n n aI more p ragm atic,' .Still )fnn and b a n ^ officials in the budgel thal Ronald Rc la fear that key admiaistrali( sinA^n^ troop withdrawal i.s virluiil,ujilly com- through town,1, a; n d p re ss a id es' dc- to Ihi Reagan leaa ideolopcalj1 lineinI Latin Amer-- porta I 5 ■ ^ i c i “ f M . ¥ rea“cleach a broad ,scuss a Los Angeles submbmilted to Congress on Jan.n. 9 — jca than predecossor, pr« aay the postaita will' go to persons with litt ; plelc is to luisten the collap;la p se o f th e d in e d ’ to di.sci agTcementonparingM(jMozico'ajUOS - K abul g o v e rn m e n l. Times reportX saying lhat former chanjlanges which principally refijfiecicd diplomats, undcnlerstanding of thc region ai paUs billion ■ ^ b t 'Reduced:ed debt pay- s Bu.sh spent a relaxed daysy bore1 S;it- Son, -lohn Towewer had made conflict- prioriiorities lhat Bush laid out duringd "Whether hyy naturali inclination that,t policiesp will fail to nnticipa ity if the coun- ; urday. Uiking a slroll andnd greeting ing .sUitcmentsits ahoul the nature of liiss campaign,ci such as more spend- s or simply facliicing . Qcw realities, too latelat ita severe econoipic prorob- menta are a necessity i •; townspeople during a briefef shopping: his role as a consultant( to British ingg ono educatinn. environmentnUil i.s- B u sh the U.;U.S. — a ^ evon th e -le mIS. s . tryifltogrow,. , ? trip . A erospace. s u:es e s ;and .social problems like AIDS.Al I______j Cities melay try evi/icting dmU g d e a i e i| - § S m o k e f oo i r c e s j e t "PUoAc catHC t o l a n d ; p . i l o t d i e s i —Tlu-_WnKhingtjin P o s t______LiOD------; & P A K i "Wc will notut 1surrender one inch of In ManhalUin. however, AC!CLU of. WAYNE, GRUISI TY.---- E, lnd, (AP) - The :ials have not challenged ihc W e d n eesday, s Feb. l5 , 7:30 PM :: WS ANGELES - Top) officialsof in our city to ganiangs and drug dealers." ficial ‘1':.^,'' • c re w o f a F 4 E fighter fi reported a nns so long as only "ongoing" I the nation's two largcslI I'iticHv arc Bradley said,. "Any renter in the city lions '*■„ ^ po.f;siblc hydrauliclie problem before H E R E; ata our office: ; If you want to stay in busirjsinesses are Uirgeted and a ; supporting an aggrc.s.sive'e approach: should know; I cockpit nnd the pilot 2 3 0 ShiIhoshone St. E ., Twin FallF a lls ids of drug your apartmenienl, don't deal drugs. If deak■alcrs have legal representat Jn for ridding neighborhoods \ passed oul, forcingng another officor to ^ 4 ^? See a funfi movie about the ■n. an idea you violi^ thishis simple rule, you will evictI’iclion hearings before ihu h( dealers ihrough eviction. make an cmar,.ergoncy landing, offi- R o y a l CruiseC Lines' "BEST O) F IT1 A L Y , i that is sparking inlcrcsLsL in c iiie s bc e v ic t/ d ." courtju rt. cials said Saturday,ay. FRANCICE & THE GREEK ISLE5L E S". i such as Washington andI hash: raised Paul Shechtrhtman, counsel lo Man- The Th proposed l-os Angeles re ejected from tha 'l^. Both men were I Salisbury, as ; civil-liberties concerns. halUin D istrictict Attorney Robert Mor- nancance, modeled closely on ihi down a runway Fri- THE ' CRUISE departs MMay 24 and Joe & Mary Sa ■ ‘ r , jet as it Uixied do' ed discounled fares wllh New York Cily proseculoutora report genlhau, saiduid he has received Yorkork law, allows lhe city to mo ”, day nighl al Baerer Field, where Iheir hosts, have ncgotlatec viction when police find c AIR FAKES INClUDEIED to Vcnlce, llaly to embaiib a rk ; a n d eviction of more-than 300 peoplep ar- queries fromI seseveral cities, including evict ; u n il, f c 122ndd Taclical Fighter rugs or equipment in a rented return from Nlce/M ofb nle Carlo on June 8lh. rested for drug dealing in1 ManhatliinSi Washington, about a the New York drug .diMusi. i., based. TlThere had beon ini- I jruary 28th. and get (a) Ano\nother $384 or a p a r tm e n i lo m_erit a n a r n BOOK EARLY by Febn since Augu.st. Los Angelo;elos Mayor law. ” '^.-li»l rt'portJi lhallhtth e pla n e c r a s h e d - .. . .. -424 percouplo-dlso5counf,(b) Chancc ofupgracgrade lo belter.. . . “ Toni Bradley and Policc CliiefCli Daryl D,C, Cily CouncilCo member Nadine dninmg dealing, • >r died; the cause of stateroom on thc 166 - day Cmlse. a n d council C lio irm an Undor Ui the proposal, the la n d lo rd , Gales have proposed a similar sim luw, P. Winler an death was not immediately im known. SAIL ON THE LUXURlRIOUS SHIP GOLDEN OOC D Y S S E Y T O ; despite protests from atlor;torneys and David A. Clartarkp recently introduced haslas five days lo begin oviclic f c In d ian a A ir National N, Guard said 1 3 F A S C IN A T IN G PORTS P< IN THE MEDITER:e r r a n e a n , M council members that thc th policy separate billsIs thatI would allow evic- ccedcedings. If the landlord fails i ADRIATIC AEGESEAN and TYRRHENIAN«IN S E A S . . j .would punish people beforfore convic-' tinn'nf-accnscjiscd drug dealers l>efore actj(ictjon, tliu city attarney. ma, “ ‘J i r c ^ a itook o ofT a ro u n d 7:1)0 conviction orir pul] pressure on land- thehe cviclioni and charge the la p.m. nnd rcportcirted a possible hy- IS much as $5,000 for legal fee: _ lords lo procec':eed with such evictions,- as n - draidic pressurere problem. Shortly j i c C a r p r M arcos relaa p se Wmter saidlid, "I support 100 per- Shochlman Sl said search w; thereafter, smokejke was reported in c M a q pcT ^ cent" su c h a off< ffo rts 10 facilitate evic- inn NewN York usually arc issue J thon lhal the pilot t e d d i " “ ' ‘■pi' ! ; with ali of us moving in poli()olice have discovered an illej , was mcapacitaloUtod for unknown rea- \ \ ^ 0 ribulor Uirough uiidcrcovcr i endangers - lilll.w thu Kamu dirccrcclion, wc will sec siome Lribi ™ "“ ' “ id a NilliJalfonal Guard sLulc-' « ■ - - — changcs." purelurclia.ses. In iX) porcent of tfi Tactical Sirt. Joseph T r(avcls "s l-\ ' HONOLULU (AP) -— F o rm e r, A tto rn e y s for fo thc Southern Califor- ranta n ts , he sa id , "we find .sololid evi- Twin Falls 733-1-1668 Burley 678178-2151 • ; Philippine i’residcnl Ferdtr•dtnand Mar- nia chapter■ of o the American Civil dctulence of aii organized druii '''u ’was nol di-a,ear where the smoke 230 Shoshonee E. 1416 Overlarland Ave. : i cos wns in critical but slalsUible condi- Liberties Unionion have questioned lhe ncs.sloss," originated or ifr theretl was a fire in The Nuw York eviction pr ;J Uon Saturday afU;r sufTerTering a re- conslitutionalitality of the proposal. Ix)s Tl P™*-’™ "' Iho cockpil. lapse in his bout with pneureumonia and Angeles City/ CouncilC member Robert invonvolved no new legislation bui)Ut use o f ‘ ' bronchial asthma, officialsals said, Farrell said; heht would prefer that the aI "b"bawdy house" law dating fromfr th e • ■ Marcos. 71, had been1 inir guarded ordinance focibcus on convicted deal- li)20m . condition Friday, but bega•ean running ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ la Kop, a w w w>0990990990 w OOOOOOOOOQ0 9 « il fe v e r, said N o rm a 9 iipokc.swoman for Sl. Frarrancis Medi- ® J I SALE! ■ - « cai Center where Marcos MOVING confined .since J a n . 19. 2 mobiliILE HOME SRVSPECIflilALTIES~2414 Addison Ave,/e.E . ® . IM i Marcos remained in the:hc hospiUil's ® — I ® r •' intensive care unit brealeathing wilh P All inventory In stockk » , Still 5 a greaat way to scave for youiur ! the nid ofa respirator. fc V OFF ' thrutl February 23th. : , Marcos' worsened condition A -ebruary 24th-281 '• ; "meaas ihere is infecliona} % W i l l1 Vwill be closed Fei ij ,' G cm m o T p n id a d , a Marcos ure family ^ C S HJAHD ^ O/’BNMa E MARCH 1S7r i H sp o k e sm a n . 'I w ould su.spcLSpKl il's llic g .^.1, . ^ e o K d lungs becau.se of the Irache l f _ ------A-lrucheosti)myr-«-Mun ITII ^ R V 4 ? E P A i S RUm s —: sionlm he trachea, was d( vr 2008 4th A V E . E . S rH 8 /von't cost you a cent aan n d it lo reliev e a b u ild u p o f Hui »«a»oao»»9o o o e IIIf you don't have on1 IFIRA themw< r—: co.s’ lungs. • ' aiccounf, c c you're missingg tlthe best could m ean so much to youJ . opi>pporhjnity you'll everr h a v e t o d o w n the th road. 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Ith o I QrMfi — 30 I ANSWER: Ablood cyst, also3 blooding will continue,10, s o a ra 21 S u ddon th o u g h t ^ | B of fricends ■: 22 Dflfoat of Iho — - - U P P E R ■BKOOKVKVILL-E,-N;Y.WrP) Town a s a liefriatom a. c an bo thi slocking or bandago) shoshi u ld bo pu l P S p an iah ”» b BH i isult of an injury, a blow lo tho ovor h is ho ad vvhilo boingboir tak o n to tg Annada? . | sag — To th e p u b lic , NancyN Klein is a W n l l a S B p o B OUM 47 « « ar. or by continual hoadshaking9^ _ thp yojwinarjan;____ 2S “ M oonstruck” B B H $-515 a silent victim, a comatose ct woman . nd car scratching. Wtialhapp6h sta r so 51 63 who was (it the center cei of a highly 13,^3that a blood vossol rupluros 20 Nom do plumo publicized le g al w ' liirlw ind o v e r . botwiotwoon layers of tho skin and th(lho Refer Quostlons}To: To 27 Approach JT"57 W m “ 28 Frank ___ ■ whelhor her hasbaniand could order an fofmiifmod pockot lills up with blocd.i. Groon Cross 29 Holstod fli Bl a bortion. A h om alom a n oods intofvonlionon Vctorinary Hospitallital PA nautlcally Dut to her friendsnds and family ahe byay a voiorinarian. Tho only euroois i 2118 Kimberly Roa{oad 30 Mo Blako'o «M is outgoing, a ashion fash designer, a G,urgijrgical. Sticking a noodio or knif„ i,„ 7 3 3 - 4 5 5 3 ahow o r a t " 77 7» 79 diaapproval? 71 72 73 “ j B B gourmet cook, amodel me mother who \ 1 . I OUR LOCATION: | - | M Cruoador'a loo — wouldn't welcomc thcth' publicity. So n s p i 85 36 Chemical suffix ^ Crating not' being ^ 1 '- ljl :______37 Posaeialvo ^ «<■______5T ” “ Mj“ ~ r “ ■ 87 w T V . - ______38 Poriod of timo' ", able to t<;ll N an cyy abouta a ll o f t^ti.s," ^ 39 Dundoo donlal ^ .said h e rh u -sb an d . Martin, Mi as he tried I r a n r ik«i»;.».<.l * I 40 Arthur ^ to avoid hordes fof television tc camera ■■BugB"- B ------I crcw.s nnd reporterlers outside court, ------42 noodod M 40 Blackboard 101 102 103 I m B MO? 108 "She juiit wouldn't believebc this." 50 Duff or Monia _ Nancy IClein. 32, kiQ^t c oniciuu^ ness S 9 H 53 Easaylafs iT mo9 111 _ on Dec. 1.3 when herhei car skidded on ■■■■I d iplom a? — 118 57 Lavln rolo m H | i i 6 ■ 110 117 ' .snow and was struckjck by an oncoming 68 Placo — “ car. She sufferedjd massive brain iie ^ B i 20 T t n m 69 Vohomonco d a m ag e . - 60 Dofl'B nam o — 5 ^ B i » Doctors lold her.T husband of nine B 01 — Rango, Wyo. | m _ B H E i ~ 62 Purify B ^ years, a 3’1-year-oldlid accountînl, lhat (JJ wmfoitltiie 65 Singer Vic's r chance of surviv- Come Do .she .stood a b e tte r c family ing if the felu.s shee w as c a rry in g wa.s 07 Doflnltoly not , 8 Pastry 32 Omai m o th e r 101 Behind aborted, Klein wenlent lo court to be B J 68 Fabuloua bird f ^ a n t 76 Bambl'a me nautlcally D Scolllaw 33 Stalualutos 70 Mlaptay ian ,so he could ar- B * 70 Spiral ] fi } lot,ors 102 Missouri city^ named her guardian Best Deadin TowNil! II G alt 35 Q rati 71 H onow d e lh lelo J rate 62 S chool lottc 103 le ra c l'o - '------• • Ms Meriwether 40 Reco ------range an abortion. 74 Songbird ■2 jcoptflclo lor 86 Spike H elghls a . [W ar______phllo I Cuardiunsliip wawas granted, but lUosophor'* 87 Prio— rock Bards 0/ ofd re Hiia vohlcio * aavir iM 60 Pon ______ivlnas? 88 Rugged ------103roc W altor o r ------alwrlion—npponcnUi-itK-chiillongiul-t-lie— -----* :4-Appnjhond------4 l~ “ Wo------81-VB»Co-dB - 7 , V I Vo-—------89 Ftny------•ruling. delaying theiie p] rocedure by ap- 5 Mbkob amnuBod" ui 82 Dutufh expeixport Ul" 83 T ost aitOB "c lothing (Vlcti t« 108 Droop peal.s. On Friday,’, thet C o u rt of Ap- 84 Lethargy c Icloria) 94 Transmtls, . 107 Pugilist’s 8 Fool 43 Tenn penl.s, lh e aLate'si highe.sthi court, ro 85 Homo for WII- mnls namo 96 Oppoaite w eapona DOWN 44 Hsg{ Dam s' caftory? , “ *• .gg.rd novel „ chlm noyI 108 Filch fused lo hoar lhebe case and U,S. Musical Nell 45 Tumi 89 Stumblo ’ dw ellara' 111 Tom m y or Supreme Court Ju.stice Ji Thurguod Medically usoful 47 Anal 90 Or. lottor 2 Me naloQOUB g a A quino'si cicapital I jamoa .. Marshall did the sarriam e, 61 S Isp . f.®carbohydrate 48 Neajeap or obb gg po,orod gngroups 116 Measures: abb 92 Princeao won by ^ NtNamito 49 Sonon ol Seth .jqq o io ssy 117 Drone Early Salurdny,/, theI abortion was ,j- H orculoa * Impudent 60 Sleltlelson costlnas 9 118 Lino performed on MrMrs, Klein, who Fram - 1 51 Bulli 93 US Boldlero 5 ullring cheor ^ ° ° • friends said wouldJ bebi mortified if she Bar*8 62 ClovlOVemOSB ni'a'iuiili'^ 95 Talo wrItor'B ® ention paid lo her m onogram • _ poacokoopor P* 63 Tomom lln ; I ![B ^^ TTI knew o f th e a tlen t 97 Madrid lady ' Seem^ 64 Dovelovoured lllHfflll S J J case, 08 "Litllo Wompn” Cabrfotel ® 55 Actr.ctross Anno y|i irelTl W "We were uncomomforliible al first -I nam o 9 Concealed 9f 68 Lat.at. ebbr. TnlV^m ' Rynn 58 Beei I S going lo h e r ho.spit;ijital room wlien we % 101 C olorlul so c k s ^ Exchange 03 Nog [9 L tlic accident," .said . - - 105 Componar'a logatlve profl* fflffn tf 5 . .heart.she was iu th 11t Makes„ off wlih 84 Mils show ol it ^ (Han’s La - » kv Nal Borg, a closee friend,f "We knew 1 Security for 68 Praj'rayer book > spproval? young ^ actor? 68 Cort M she would be embinbarrassed lo have 109 Dummy ’ — c om m itteo 70 You M y people .see h e r th aI t way,"\ ^ 110 Athletic orn. i 'oulh goddess S O T £ ■ » “ S u p e n n a n ” 71 Higl 112 fiocllned / figh: prof. ! } S i J She was describeibed as the first lo H 113 A nctont Qr. ) Actross Black 72 WetVeavor's nood V help o ut. slow lo:o a n g er, an e ag e r. | ) VIolonco 73 Lea .eaf part 8 M u v y V ho.Hless. m m M colony J S ? ■■E!I ) Chin, citv 74 O’H}'Hdra 114 - brovo 3."Krary —" pim 115 Recoplacio for Ji p ilantatlon 11 iTH n Jff "You could dropap in for a surprise 8 4 nab 75 Jok aw lm m sr's 1 II r 8 visil al il o'clock< ata night," Boi-g re- WCHEPS Isllovora 311 C Oulbulldlng 77 Sultablo Sul fJjlMfflgi — * calls, "Nancy woulduld pull oul an unbe- S ______liev;iible_Hpread_ofJ)f food from thc.fe- U l ^rigeralor — gourniirmei dishe.s which IIIHOUSE BUFFEe.® 3 ‘ * she had m a d e her.se!r.self." San Diegg o p l a y s host to \'egg-nos4 Nancy Klein workorked as a freelance FRESI * CAS t textile designer, designing di embroi- I DRAWINGSd [ .ppened dered patterns. MoMost of her designs V"or?25 NEW YO RK (AIM - T hle u lliaw t in reen 0'(’onnor,ir, w hose c ity w’ill he "Such "Jjn a lhing has never luipi I’C silk blouses made U.S.-Soviet reliition.s ha.s wvanned ar up . Imsl of the 'Tre.Veasure.s of the Soviet befon'fore, Kven during previous lhaw.s,ll '^’ere for expensive ; BANKDRAWIIING AT 11:00 P.M.M, the world of art wilh theie ju.sl-an-, Union" exhihiliolion from Ocl. ‘il-N’ov. we were w never able lo gel theê eggd l>y major manufaclviclurers, nûring cerlain.sn.seasons she would nounced October minglin}'lg of the 11. said the oxaci;act n u m b e r o f CK'gs on rollinlling," he said. r, th e Jipt'f'd w ee k s a l a time t running inlo W w I W ■ . ■ S priceluHS Faher{'e egg collections coll display i.^; underer ne(’ntiatiun. According Aci to O'Connor, 5 0 0 : .vas ar- Manlwtlan to meiTieel w ith clients." lU owned -by capiUilist Malcciilcolm S. "Obviously thisthi is a first not only grouround-breaking exhibition wn FOOD . FUN . FORTUNE Forbes and the Soviet Union.in. for S;in Diego'0 bul for the United rangimged with less irotible and intinterna- Klein said,------penl lime with the —B a ’The exch:mi;e is very closelycId; re- States," O'Conninnor said. "Il means a i[„nal)nal red tape than she anticicipalM l -''"S !'!'. .■ihc sPCI couple s 3-year-oldId daughter,i Arielle. B laled to the improvementIt «:o f rela - lot fo r S a n Die;)iego. We'ro just very whuntien the idea first camo up. ihi; So- "They would bak(ake brnwnies and sit I liorm." Irina Hodimt^.cva, director din of pleased." "It wan my dreiim'lo have ll lhe Mo.scdw Armory Mu.seuiiouni, said As part ofr theI deal, several of vietel eggs( in S;m Diego, and MadamM I’o*' togetherir inii Nancy’s art slu- B Friday thrnuj;h an inlerpreU'ieter, "Only Forlms' ei;(!s willwi subsequently go lo UoJiiodimtseva's dream Ui haveve Mr, dio drawing puppeipel.s and piclure.s," fl when countries and people iruslIri; each the Soviet Unionion for display in the Forbiorbes' oggs in lhe Soviet Union," U .said a frien d , Jodielie Kleinman. fi o th e r can .-ûch iin exch;in(ance lake Kremlin. Christiistopher Forbes agfeed slu;le explained. j "She agreed to tu loan She sends baltecIteons to friends on | , place, ' that ihe-AivieLseLs' new o p e n n e ss w iis ],e.*r r eggse if Mr. Forbes wouldJ dot the birthday.s, devisesis ways\ to" cheer olh- | ___’: I 'W e're tallini: this c(,'g-!iosnost, ' said the key to the unprecedentedun loans. im o." ers whon they aredc down. I— ChristophQr Forlie.s, whosese billion- a ire fa th e r nwn>; n d o v n o fftlmlmpe- tit I riiii Thc hand-ci'aniailed-art- • ' gaB|B| works were designed betwe 1K.S.I I ll Bl iffJmilWHlWm t m t i m e2 tor Valem t i n e s T0 0 0 a n d 1917 a n d preKeiiled lo0 the ti !(us- ^^^B ~]\ J u ^ siu n czar.s A lex an d er II111 a n d Nicholas li. 3 ift W idh Purchia s e f r o ma ■ ■ i T h e Siiviet.'i ow n 10 o f lhe thi hiiiul- G crafted eCK'^^; S-in Dieilo M.i;M.iyor Mau- ' i E lizaabeth Arir d e n i ______1____ ^^derlycO-Uixple ______^ find $365,0000 '

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iirally — they picked themlem up and - ■ took thc-ni to police, ■ "We did whiit wi> felt. we w sh.iiild - "" do." .said Olio, 7,H. At tho) EEYECENTER. weVo • SlotoS of tho Art Vision ond Eyo Health Tooting " M y liu iib an d 'a ju j t U>ti- • •• coricorni?rnod aboul your famiiy. E ''J ^ TnrTiTwi"vvhy\v6 rc dedicafod Id o SSpoclnlty Contact Lens siiid h is fv>ye.ir-d S u n g la a s s a jireHideiit of the Uerk.‘>liirere Armored; • ;tanl ar, your vision re^ thorough, prolciisional ★ * EXCLUSIVEI 2 YR.-PRAMEIE C a r Cliil>lc O iltcri;ncc .‘''treel when the ti:i|;s fell1 ou.o o f til- _ htKlGCC"cs". Trust ycur eyes to ^ EVE. AND SAT. A PP T S. truck Fnday. pro‘0:-.^.:i at tt>* E yocentcr. _ • G cpm ni lcScnili .Crcinc for. ihc:Iic I'ucc, Visible - I u:,t p^.;t ±U ."The dnvt;r.;.piakup-;u:.i D iffofforcncc R cfininj: Tim er,:r, Vi-sihlL- M, i ’ro sp ec l S lie i't tr.itfic lit,'h'ichl and 1:,' ■ n if^tlcrcncc lc Eyc'I'ix iuid LuxitiNur,’ Lipsiicl; in /.iV i (iiiHt h av e hil a- lu m ip I heh' lmu.- a______Q E U B I ZE E n t e r df)()'r tic'.v o p -n a n d Uie i R o f.-. ■ . ------§ 0 uut," Olio said. 1! lill! 701S-J120 72G-33G3i i ' ...... The.araiop.'d tp.id;. -9000 32-1-13G3 ■i. iw-i F«: ;(;c.-i) Olio turin'ti ;iniur;(i :;:i'i I'-lft \hivii /.' !W(i"H U i,;.- r '■

SutWay; February 12,1989 TifT'ttS-Nowp, Tv.mn FnFails, Wofio A-Il People S . Psychialrtrisi tesstifies in[ triaf to annul SSir Rudooff Bing’’s marriaiage ■ ; • NEW YORK (APJ - SiiS ir R udolf record "&)i>g o f thele Soulh"J is current- five to 10 clainiH, viUi tho usiisunl coiiccirts a year andd estimatedc his ! Bing, who BufTGra fmm-AkAlihfiiiaer’a ______- Ivon top of lh(‘ coun^unlrv sintrles chart, rlnim1 scckint!s( un a fr'w ttiniisasand roniPiinv i:-JnvoIvcd_uH with 7 f;no i/<----- ^------i^diBeaBO, could not remcmbiim be r w hen wns preparing for-ar-a concert at the dollnrs,rK for such things us trippiipm g U).n(H) cnnccrfs n y e ni r r ., : interviewed in 1988 th afh^ e le I h a d b c y n pchool. a n d falling fall when lighls nre lummed "1 jfuess I have lu likir nick 'n ' roll," Rcneral mannger of thc Mctiletropolitnn. -4 Cook, sa id h e would wc a s k n o th in g low. lie .said, adding he-fitillliil I; a n w ir for. : Ocnrn ,fnr_ 22 jT(ir5;.n,.psypsychlatrisL . _ abn.ii.t_thn_(rirn:mslastance'! o_Ct}\P.di?Pr.-___ H nwr’Wf’Jl„';:\ir1_hf';nttrnds _*j').l':„W£rn.find.t'rankiiiQain:iglra>------::....—..... - • t£3tifieti. • pearance if the'ir'in s tr u m e n t is ro* _____ "He couldn't remember v, tu rn ed . r where he t h e n o nI-CABLS-g worked or whnt he did,"," Dr.I ^ n n | ^ EV50V1E CHAlA N N G L ' T iic k m a n Baid Friday.,"H e said, si 'I do C om pany ihsnsures tours olTice w o rk ,' nnd h e m e n tio n e d ■ ^ | f f i | | D Subscribeibe Now to ' Columbia Artists Mnnngemeim ent." o f big nam e rock i acts \ e r e € i n e m a “ ...... - The Vienna-bom Bing, 87,87 retired . fd ^H 1, Mich. (Ai-i - Starion'Premiere ...,in-1972^Coiumbiu-ArtiKts-ws^was-book*-- — Fnn.4 love rocLacta;:ta such a a.S tin g a n d an d start enjoyingg tttie v fiiv - ______. . ing nnd managing ngont Torbr Bing1 nnd ^ U2. B u t w hon love■e turnst lo litigation, tho opera company. the stars turn lo WaWallor Howell. V best In m ovie entertc'rtainment TXickmnn'a testimony cnm cnr o a Sting and U2 are ar among several ^ ■ours a day, com plete5tely com- : hearing in which Bing's law;nwyers con- rock acts \^'hose loutours are insured by tend that his marriage to Carroll j Howell's companjany, Birmingham- m erclQ lI (free, C o b le Is not rereq u ire d . Dougl«s.s should be annulledlled because L ..Jb 9 B b a sed W.R. Hoyvell;11 &i ;\s-‘iOcialea. T h e * 3 r ^;^VA1LABLLE IN RURAL AAREAS. l Ding wa.s incompetent nnd.nd hnd no. SIR BUIlUDOLFBING com pany • al.Ro insiinsured last year's idea of what he was doingn s w h e n hc J E F F C O O K frorn A lzheim er's Amnesty Internatiational lour head- .got married. W ants fiddle back^ lin e d by D ru c e .S.Springstecn, i Tracy'_ Tuckman, forensic pBychitchiatrist for "’“i* happeuitiK.tifj," T bckm 'an .said. “S ir piccirectric -fiddle back, no quo;le.stions Chapman and Pelcrler Gabriel, 80to 1003 different movies2 S ______: ______Itocklnnd County nnd a professorpro nt Rudolph couldd noli understand ihing.s ;)sk(.-c ik d . "TV enty y e n rs ago,age it was unheard* o v i e New York University, te tesl stifie d in "■'ere h aippening p f lo him wiihin \ A security guard al Middlele Tl'n- of for a fan to sue,'JO," said Howell, 57. each montlith and a new mov at Bing did minutes of theireir happening." npssc state Supreme Court thnt : }ssee State University saw sonomeone "But today, lhal's:'s simply nol true, every nicIghf of the week!c ! not recnll being mnrried,. HisH condi- alking out of tho backstjige’e area People are more wilwilling to sue." ■nallon an d to subscilbo collc a ll: tion is irreversible, Tuckmanlan .said. A l a b a m a band b member withilh the red instrument Feb.b. 3. a H ow ell & Associiirciates hnu revenues For moro Informi - . - .Ding.marriedDauglu«s. 50 ylen fid d le back lokesmnn for the band said.id. Tho of S8 million in 1981988, Costs of insur* IDAHO HHOME THEATFT R E L 9,1987, in a civil ceremonylyl’nTrh!!?: i: « i a n t s s t o h .Tson did not K'eenrsuspiciouiiUR'and -infTtours vary. deplopcndinguponfac-— ------tnn, Va. M U R F R E EilSBORO, SI Tinn. (AP) - noD oneon questioned him alw ut wl’ivhathe tors such as thee numberi of stops, 3 i S r - 0 5 0 T ] ------"I cannof believe Sir Rudolidolph could Jeff Cook of thc countrj- music group wasa s doing,t Howell said, Corner of Blue Lake:es ahd 8th Ave. East,, Twinh Falls | hnve the ability to understiirstand whal Alabama is hojh oping lo gol h is .Rlolcn Tlie X}, award-winning band, \whose The average rodrock tn u r re su lts in .|1 ■ Judge trieies t;o rally:support I in his impws out ticke;cts when J 0 r T W TWININ FALLS O N L Y ^^ city prosect:utor is late1 t1 o c o u r t I BATON ROUGE, La., (AP)(/ — A wns involved.I, ! judge threw out hundreds!ds of traffic The judgeI acknowledged n that As- I tickets because n prosecutorJtor was late sistant City Prosecutor Pr Sybil' LeDuff to c o u rt...... •- • did walk inlo3 c c< o u rt u b o u t 9:02 o r 9;03 - • "Everyone is supposedI to bc there ;a.m. Friday, nnd ai said there has not by 9 a.m. and that npplitiplies to tho been any prnblnblem w ilh h a b itu al tar-_ prosecutor ns welt," Batonn RougeH City diness on thee part p cf prosecutors. Court Judge Byron StringerIger suid Fri* m day. Dut hc saidlid hc has warned mem- Stringer also issued a1 bb( e n ch w ar- b ers of th e prosecutor's pi office lhal rnnt accusing Cily Prosecsecutor Cnri he'd dismisstraffic tr cases'on his dock- J a c k so n o f contem pt, b u l, di.'imisseddii it ct if prosecutortors wore late, afler conferring with Jacksck s o n a n d de- Jn c k so n .saicaid the judge nevef'told dding no deliberate conlemjempt of court him personally KniNEcSDA \ y I "oMic Vealley cS gS en jsdQfeSSI P A Y L E S;s S DRUG STORELE S A L U T E S YCOU % A NND SAYS THAN.NK YOU FOR.BBEING OUR CUUSTOMERS

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ialary oqua) Ui 9U pcrccnt of thalhal rpcoiu'ii hy dm- dc, nol juil R'.clot.clor vcludca. . • ■ Id a h o trrtj-jdjT-.i. • SIli:;stTrar.!rar.iporl.itiral— Prrmd** for filiaiof-^ - M S ...... SBIOI.1 - E ycili' Silll’OI (liuTr.nn iU ..n;frrjl-; - Krdcfinct fu'^'f- :ra G'J dm■ .i"'inspmicn report* cn ichotil biart y /o iw T i "I.n ■ loy in Soction li Legislature InK efTTOt rtlatins lo 1‘uhlic Knipliiployn-1 |'.rtirrnicnt nlalf Ufp’rpnrtmrnt uf Uucatii^ at ■ puLIic " a iih inlrtnitifrd In Hmnc Sfilrm. lonfd. lin i9TiJi;ciicinry,nulrt nti aBl2W (Ajcncultural Aflnir>)i)-Kicmftj4-ilcr - .eniOTdlcaltIcnlth nnd W'clfnrrt— Prtrridpi when £ DN SAVyiNBS...... Future Ktirrr.cn of Amm'n 1ir-no3lcOLtsldal«<-i-i- ',^„i(.;;,rnl,i:iu>tlill tx- 0ijicn»«J nnd when il nial tw: ty «tnle fnir from fr<» Mnotint*mted Wllh hmpd in- ca[‘;;.iH;i.d rrlatiflatinj 10 tkillfd nursing fanlitiM- ______ll»l‘>HiJ.;jicir'ry,_lli:l;inti CT B 1989 n.l'lll'iiVicl Wrirarol”— linjuirrj oil ; ] ■ SITl!in'fA(;tIciilluiuI AITiitrjl' -• vii>lfrr»> prrvrnlinn. i S S - H jlfj a utaKmrnl whether tcbaroj mr iUii ...;■„_nnyo"'’ vWntlnj; nciJnrtmmt nf, y;LiLuUa: lo dtidL .... ---- HH1‘» (Wrnm-ti B7 (Huiuu !U*ouu> — rcXcrvsu rr.rr.l licnprilj for firmcn liirrd bri»Ttn■„n cr rrirui.Hiimi H pjilty cf a ciml cf! :ralih and Welfnrsl — rrijvidci when whirr hannlji;.' ii-p.xnl f:i.-iluy i> lix;ur.i -SIil204 (A^^rinilluriil Allloiril f..« .V - a 4 cn Julyl.iy?^y7.t, find Ort. 1,1D-Q. (.‘'•iilirniilÎ on AilM iiui>in,{ f.i- y .,.., JSSt-MllmC-ttrtiiiai m r’i M n r ...... hnrimWinwiMti------f:Rll?S-i -Hrcndrs'tef.7, Uont promuljat>Kj by director of li J »ha Ifine pmpJoymcni'uiIunlurily v.il)i Ifalth nnd Wdfarc) - Providci fur-- ____-• Kni.ir.d.i r-iri;irrraiT.ui of dnimnnU « A*,Ticultur*. n-,cm7î;i-1 undor A-i :sp fh«t ' c^ttn«l-l It of IcjSjlatiYc Intf nl conctroinit pror "FINANCI:/ALPtANNLNGJ^BUIDE." T [“' SnilOj (Trannpon^tisn) —. T di.inhs- ni car* BcrvifDi. rr.inliitrainT Prxrdum ArtSrt t.tn indudi’ nlimnlP cf ■n'nl «fc: c!;>;ilIoc!;i for uncmjiloynicnl inmrnncc Ixn-”■ tion formula for diipotition cfif mctori hcmo iir.il PcnW"' ” ieallh and Wclfarii) - 1‘rovidM for nuinljcr i:f imjiac'.i-lac'.i-il tiy prop«"i-d nili' or cfilj. rccTpjlinnnl vphkt" fi^ rrvmuri, sii::i3 (iicai -Krdrftn-,-«-i.W-lU4 UiUES fer tiood t«=jaaiicd cr.iaij.fliad-... ri^’ulntjuii snnso50 ((iIuninn.Hf»ourw*i — Eojdr^-filifa------fiH1206--Tmwr^-’'’'®*---- « PRROFESSIONAL ElECONOMIC UllMl lUf.ourc* anJid vCwsm'ntinii) — In- v.uli dffcrrrcrmi ccnipfnsalion plont to niihrrt lo ihc nici£mu£tiuj.uliic!!:'and..'-c5t liruicj and ditcaari wilhoul palienl d ll.!- 6f Ll-Ly;.» aL;u' «iUi I’nidtr,! ÎlllM»n Invcilmcnt Act in ini-vrilmrnt cfI iiv and providci lhat lp>! Jnmmpr* nndonc log loaili r* mny cuwm under• corcortain cirdiiiiBlaiicej...... ucs'cn-wfiiiti (1 vf-n^r.r r.ifmi■■■fi>iiiK*i(in M charK' J Tor fcmi] ci>m[X.mpcr.i3!!an plan Jcpc4iu. be rrsiitcrrd Hi opliciioro»nrr. ?m2!4(HmliImlth and Wflforr*-^ pporidrt fm* A SEIERVICES. INC. rn:h IfiiiiMCtum, riillicr llinnhnnfirc.iditaij. I SIIIIOO00 fHumon Hf»ourcpil — I’roviiifu air all SH1207 (Transportalion) — PiProvido. thal i" f- laccniii,: prtrfraritram for tcoliosii in pade« 6 ihrough ______BD202 fejutu-f >nj,c.J CcM;!>-aân! —' i’'?', nitir.licri1 cf lndii«^ri£K'omni^p_n1C n «-)nn)l:cd liccnic pint/l irav be iiiurdin for nny'chj- IC____ ; viilc-a t)i«l iiiiy iiliytûn urti: iJiai u jvrurm il JIZJ j)cnnnncr.lly nnd liit.illy iii*-!!'li*:iMcd, ii!lo.sinxllicinti> ------iiunl cr flili, putl I’O ii:i.T,'lUT.vil nthrr Utulfd ■ ai m Klnlin cr Cnftj:iii IIHMI (Hrsounrrii arii. Cnr.jrrrntrtniCnr. —Crrfltpj • • ■ fiirml rnn^f nnil wililUfi- pollpolicv annUaiii ijrouji nt Unncrsilyi.flJiilw I!Ii;04 AfTiiiniI -— Kilc-nd^ ihi' stntc* C-imiiai„n I'lprmlitiiiP rr|x.r1’lK.Tlini; law lo cortain cninty rli-ctir^n' in ci;uniir»rn »i;li» mi.ri' than 16,0'» (x.jml;iti.n, lli!205 iSlflt/- Afriiir.1 - IHrviii','. dulim i.f ln«- F^B]RiS . _ . c;i-'Dru;=c.HMtii-tJJuarJiairJia,;runaivu> cJiiIiifcn. . ... lliliOlV(*nlf'AlI,iiri')-'1■ - PrVNidr,-ro> ilu' conr------iluct (if jinn mutui'l "fipiTini;Tini: |jy a lironnn- on n- H Kultii cf oul-of-itfllc «;raulc,iili:Milinsorli'li’vnrdracri. HIi'.‘07(KduMlu:ni-l'rD'I'roMii.i Ihnt r..'i p-Tcrnt of I'lrCnri \olini; in nn rlrc idiwl l.Ur,!faciliIir»rrHTM'frv^'filndl^y^ liliÔ'iilMiifnlKinl-f'io-I'lovidr, criu rnfur V’>' itirnt ofiniinry in .Sdud nmriclHuti liuildint; Actour.l; Vriividi ulicil iincncumNTcilred Lilan:.-ÛMTI SlOirnl- l;-n :!;a!I Is funil. Hil.’O'l (iiocnuf niulII Ta.alK.nlT: - Kur.hir I ili'finin^ dc'fimtinn cf *:ilr'^^|::.r,-Mnvo,din.l-..iliin |:ru |

InlnJiiri'il In .Srr.nti' bCHll'J (Comnufci' (iiu!III! I. — llin-ct' U^' p@yj iilnlnp Odijiicil til i-'!;iljli«hI«h In l unilc-rtiiko «ti:dy if bililiiini: rai...'rv.n[iu;i M;.iid,:;indardi nnd iiiili'«ir nir w W l ilii.ililj SCUli:i iCVmiTirrco luidid l-.K:ri1. - I)iroc!.4 Ix,: nl.niii' Ctiunril til utijcly• lh.’ tln’ iidi'i|iiacy, cu'! niiil 7 .iv.iil.nhility tif iniumicf mm-rrnsr rr: hr Iiinhn citirrn' SIMIO:! lA»:n«illiif.illl AfTair*), — Lirxf.i ac‘:'i:t dymivi 1.. Ai:n- ctillur:il Cn-iiil Art of l!i-S7 in [ g i f i ^ c S i — ^------i:.-t,777:mT7il»mm?iI-ni:;rTrr MY funiiilclcllio iircrM.-iry prn. ork. nHP m i i i i SJMlOl (Aj,Ticultiir;il Aflain' Afl;i — .Mi-iiKirial 1" IFYING PUR nm) prt'-'iili nl iifk'in;•k'ln; U S Ju^llfI• D.-parl- wtflTH QUALil RCHASE mi'nt li)fnf,jfci' Ion>:-«!.in(|iii(;iliiiKiinliln^thii^K iU.Mlu:> liic.ilili nnil UV1f.ir,.i Wdf _ M.-ninriiil to {'oiijTi-.'" ;inil [in-’iiliTil Biiiii>-iiliix nmt: I ffort.n of Dt- partmi'nl of Knrf)^' ti> (.l:t,u ;{ itnrrd n! Iilnhn Nntinnai i!nt;inrvrin); l.^iliurnl,Ti-.'" urptinrptiK f!iivircnmi-ntiil IVo- Irctiun jVin-nfy In nii!car of poJiivtn: luiin ci-ci jilnn'liili "tudy iii lu u I'f rr>idi.r.O' REG Simw, (Hc.illll nnil Wrlfnri'l Wrlf, - I'li.vulrt th.it X REG;.i)<'niion of nn nulLmoljili,'n pmcv co'rr- X^ S A t E ^ ^ saleJ ^ ' • acf uplo n runtinmm* W)I dn\ pi'nod jL • .SlllU-ilCnniini-tcrnnilUiullialxiri — Ui'ponli Cli.iv- ^ t.'rS;,Tiil,.4!,]diilKiC'xic,lie. ■' ^ I# SmiB'.i (Conuiu'rci' .:ndnd ijWi. i — I'ru\iili-s lh,it n *'.'C\ir'.tl tafU’ Iwj pncnticn!i over n u.ih»fi-rtn- Itl —• ^ ^ Lo v brH seat bulk nr n lirn milil«r if hrlir Ifill'll Ritliin :;i dn)»of whi'ii di'ljior rocoivd [«i!.n-3;flf-(;o»iTiiinKof - . I NEW ' O' ...... ^ tmiilUSIBlEOD 2 I.I l.al nri - f’roviili' i lli.il ' ■witl{;Supei' Setrarmfc fi.r'!.iirF-'-"of ihirdpnn/l :i of 'REcyeHsiin :- TABLE GROUPSi TOfe ;iiT 11 X REG.3i. $599.65 , ■.REQ.iI $149.95 ea. g|^M9.d5

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j J Uy A N N E T T E CARY _ _ la tio n» » f b'-’f con.stitutionnl r ighlls ls toi freedom ai^d o n fl.s neneg o tiatio n te a m - h a d nothiithing to matters of concomm tot the comin unity, loncii- ^dislrict. j Hut in Febniarvy 1987,15 .lerj^y Hope, rp'occh' und a sB o c ia iio n .. ’"do witfiKef’li'Iro u L lesl ~ ...... "■ ...... ei'a^una'sluao'iurin?Tar ouiwelgHcJnny'intorcst “then i principal at tlie elem elei e ilia ry'scirooT,' Niamod ar as defendants ure the th Wendell Bul Judge;e Marion Callister has dcnicinied Lhe her public employeryer had in mainUiining har- gave ; her, a less favorable,ible. evaluation and I BOISE - When An['i;k'ieleo Eiitnes lost hor SchoolOol D istric t, S u p e rin le n ddent e n George school districricl’B rcquijsl to dism iss thehe case mony or disciplineno in: the Vork placo," tliey criticized i what he cy.lled an "angry attitude'’ ' I d job UK the Wendell Schoollol DistrictI special cd- Crawfiwford nnd the three 1937 boarclard members bccause of in.su(Ticienlii evidonco to supporthu[ said.' inastaffnieeting- 4 ucalion tcacher, she Wanlamed it on her high-' who'J VotedV not to renew her contrm tra c t - J a c k E n m c s ’ cToirrim s. Eames said she had questioned que whether '^:profile union activities. I liraai, i, Jim Duvis and Elaine Danicin ie ls . “M ilson teae slifie s th a t E a m e s w n s riifc■iiforred • Not at issue are■0 horh teacliing skills. Board Ifirst aid classes should be mandatory for . The school ndministruliration disagrees. Her to in tho boa:lard meetings as a ‘troubleme m ak e r m e m b e r C la y to n1 PopePc said in court doposi- i leadiers, whether liability:y insuranceir was ad- ___ xanLrucl.-was-noi- roncvncwftd-lHicaui^- she - I’la’Iaying-« kuy-rolo in bolh fiidcsides' cflROK is -and Agitator,'>r,"' C-allifitor-wroto in h is dcci■ecision— tio n t-th a t-E a m o BB, , hha d .a .g ood-rapporV w ith—«iuHte-HiHl -< whether tho tcnchoni’ tcr responsi- ' cou ld n 't (,'ot along w ith1 ooi th e rs , a d m in istra - ono■ of the two board members> wwl ho voted lo ' T he te rm 'a'agitator’ is a stereotypiculul term students and oxcellcellent leaching nbilitio.s. llo 1 bilities were being increasedised. .lors said. reliiiuaiu Eamea, Vernon Mason. . . used to refer>r to union o rg n n iie rs ." voted to retain her;r becauseb he haled 10 luse a In another incident, sheie questionedq leach- ; On Tuesday, a federal•al court jury will bo The'he defendants poinl out thatal Mnson said 'Her unionon activilies wore the molivilivQling good Icacher even;n ifi: she could not got nlong ier grievnnce procedures,, actingac ns an advo- picked lo dccide who's rigright. At sUike is thc in aa depositiond thnt Eames' parliarlicipation in factor in lh(:he vote," her attorneys said sai in with her supervisorsiors.hesnid. i cate for teachen;, she said.d . oxpim ffingof i']amPK' profe■ofe'ssional record nnd the IdfilioId Education Association->n - she wnH a c o u rt documn ce n ts . Enmes rccciveded high mnrks on evalua- $■100,000 sought by Eiiraeses for1 the alleged vio- leadeider of the Wendell Educalionjn iAssociation Bul. "Her^r right to comment on various vn tioits after her firstrst throe semesters with the •Sec WENDELL^ on Pajjc B2

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FILER-The Filer BeBean Festi- Dy yM M ARTA CLEA V ELA N D often as any otherer kind1 of ware- va! "sure as heck beatsats going to Timeimes-Now!! n -riJer house, and exeniplini.)ting them would McDonald's on n Saturdurday alter- give th e m a n u n f air competitiveci nd- n(M>n," observed Zcb Smitm illi. > FFILER il - The Commodity Indndem- vantage, . Tlie pn)ressional r()deo r() an- n ityty Fujid may have up.stagedid the Rush suggested ihalllui growers be- nouncer Trom H ansen1 was w, one of d ry•y ediblet b e a n a s th e subjeceel of ing reimbursed fromrom the fund re- JjOO sume people wlio Kaigathered al irrcat•eatest interoRi at the H)«) Boan B ccivc only SO percentenl of their losses ___ Filer fair j,TOunds S;i' Saturday to _ . - ' Schocihoolin Filer Saturday, in'^tcnd of ItW p o rcercent i ns tho law • celebrate thnt 'ediMe litt/c lil won- StaState Rep. Doug Jones, the Filer F currently provide.4, _____ -dcr;.th(uin-bcau-^tid-tij-pig-ou!______------Ri^biiniTramhDr-Dfnhtrin-ivr n ^ vTc::^ ----- JtmtTTntdnptod-thnninrchntTgerwliicli • on homemade chili andnd dryi bean ■.dessert.s. plainiained his pniposed cluingea!S for the Wostern Beanin Dealers1 were th c0 ni Smith was also one of the now, aa yet unimplomentodd pro-] pushing for, bccausese liho said leaving , Judges of the hest Iwann re recipe con- gram•am to farmors and bean deaenlers -the grower with an 202C percent risk te sl. whoho nlicndod.f will make him be responsible res] about y The winner of lhe eoicommercial ^ ThtThe iaw llial was pnssed Insllyear y who he does business10SS wilh. He will • division's coveted traveliveling silver ^ woulc3uld create a 5o million indemmnity tnke steps to ensureire theI dealers or :cup was Idaho Seed Bea^ ean (^o. for •..w,,’. ; , .... fu nnd d ilo protect farm ers from losOSS in warebnusemen ho denisder wilh aro fi- its rendition of bean burgu rg e r pie, Citi r w arolurohouse bankruptcies. Thee iic- nancially sound, ' "It was real hard judgingjud be- 9 lunt would be funded by an assssess- Another Rush reirecommendation ; cause everything wnsIS so f good." J | ■xjSg^.- . • , ' ^ S u m eonl n l againsi farmers on ihoirr sa le w as th a t th e la w.v includeii an in- ^naid another judge, C Cin ln rin e Vii- of commodities cc to licensed ware- w creaso in tbo Agrici[ricullure Depart- 'len c u v e, adm iniK lralorir ool f th e Ida- * ' • f l E l bou-si)U-scs, and would replace tbe bond-b ment's budgei for>r w' areh o u se in ^ 0 B ean Com m ission. - — - - . . i nlg g r e q u ire m e n ts on w arehouse;ses uf- spcctions, .lones deideclined to udd ■; Tlic honorable' mcnti(ntions from ’ to;r r Utwo years. ■ that U) the bill becau:cause ii is a sepa- ;ihe 13 bean dealers thuiihut entered l|||||||j|||i| AilAfter conducting public hearnrings rale issue, he said,i, anda: he will deal ;the contcst were Agri-S on1 the issue around the slateLe lasl wilh ways lo imprciprove warehouse •for its calico bean cassei ill, ftichard Rush, director of the control in olher legisigislnlion. • Hey Uean Co. for it.s bear Depelepartment of Agriculture, ro(recom- Jonos changed tbe ':J.P. Wilson Co, for an v f the language that nienilended the Legislature mnke^:e^scv- says if insufTicienl r ; fried bean patty w ith sah nl monies exist in ral changes in the law. In . die o rdinary citi^i , tbe fund to cover• a!!nl! claim s, grow- •fiion there were winnersicrs Jones rejected most of RiRush's, ers wiil be paid ontn a first come ba icour.se of a meal. Dale G upton roposed changes, and addedI n few' sis. He is making the payment on a ' '.won the soup categor>’ 1 f h is own. pro rata basis, Ifilew, Tlie saind course Rush recommended having ware-'w The bill withI i these clinngofl •by Jeanne Sund for caii housiDuses pay hnlf the as.scssrismont should receive a pulpublic hoaring in • Her snliui was also na th e needi:eded to fund the account. the House Agricuituuliure Committee Tgrand prize winner. JoiJones rejected the suggestionon he- e a riy ne.Kl w eek, he snid. He ox- , ;,Molyneux's baked beans th e luse warehouses and lilevavators pects the bill will becomebee law with- . :;m u in dish categor>', anc )n'l benefit from the programm and oul further change.sigo.s, he sa id . I f - High's chocolate bean t soI .should nol have lo fund it,il, he would become effeclivctive M ayl. r'frosting was the favorite lid. Farm ers would end up pa;laying The 13ean Schoo!II nlson! offered dis- The winners receive( forr it anyway through increi‘eased cassion of issues excluxclusive to beans: ", jilong with the glory — archouse charges, he added. • Umo Jolliffe, adminifitrnlor ad of ; an additional $50 forr thll e Rush also recommended thatat co- the Agriciilturo Dopaopartm ent's Divi- • • prize. >efativo elevators be exempt: ffrom sion of Inspections,is, offeredi un cx- r The event was spon irlicipation if their rnemlmbers planation for why theIhe department's th e ..the Western Bean I)ea lose. insjiectioiis of Hawk ;:Tdaho Bean Commis.s th e b b h u h i i ^ i ' awkins Co. Ltd. Ttmn-Hnn pftMoVIKE 6*LBBunY Jonos Jo i rejected this idea, too,I, say-i failed to re v e a l th a t ;^;Gontract Hean (in)wers,;rs, the Filer that 115,000 bun- g that sUitislically, co-ops fai Chamber of Commercerce and the Doris Vipperman tries a1 healthyh< bite of chili on Satiaturday at the Filer Bean FeFcstlvil . i "'"E " ail os . Sto KUNU ono n P a g e B 2 j ^ County Exterition Servic-vice.

Studiiy t o l o o k i n t o n j D ecepttive gas5 g a u g e; causesi probleems . k iU tyôf.fhi —JriiamosLdangoroua-parteto fd a n -— - i — s— — g[Osin a s : cDld-wcntheyilian wrup'ip li ^w ailo g e i [He bToo3o63 moving. I didn't —^possibil ger cnn be how it sneaks up ( Diana diesliesel nround a stop sign. But, I count on my jog creatingcrc a wind whon you least expect it. By MARTA CLEAVFI,/^'L.\ND with the san;anie focus could be vi- • I Hooley laven't ^ tto n to the dangerousus part chill. I kept thinkinfking, "Here you’re L ike th e tim e i t sn u c k uplo o n m c a a if m y s to ry y e t. W hen th c o rg ir Yimr.s-'Arrr.'.- urifi’r able here. jine going to loae a fewJW tot e s ju s t b e c a u se -Milling the tl way the big hoys I ^' w n s d riv in g th e fa m ily stafcation wag- lied, without a sccond thought,it, I you h n d to h a v e a paipi ro f health san- TW iN I'A LLS - A flour mill like CargillII dod wouldn’t work in a on - th e one w ith th e ly in g gg£ a s gauge loppod out of the car to hike th(the mile dies. You’d havetb bet c e n b e tte r ofT to ;; m ay be iti th e M agic;ic Valley's fu- smnl! statee like Idaho,” Herring - “ *to work. I can tolerate a litUlit o d e - 1 _ . i omd fm a halfback up tho hill to thith e stu ff y o u r to e s inllo to ;your old spiked tu rc. said, -W e’d] haveh to do things dif- . • ceptionce in my gaa gauges, butbi for- moming when tl Country diedlenrest houso. hecl-s." The Region IV Devel'V elopm ent As- ferently to m mia k e i t w ork," . ccrying-out-loud, r running outi t o f g a s d e g re e s below z(neighbors hopiMy big problem was my shoo003.1 It was hard to stopsto regrctting'al! _ _ ’ sociation is preparingng a; grant ap- Part nf the t feasibility study wlwhen the needle isn't even nearnc tbe E In cold weathf" " ' andm d ju s t p a id $75 fo r a G crm nn-in-mado tho things I ahouldlid haveI dono when I______- plication to study IheTile feasibilily (li w ould decitletie'wlio Imsl should own ana n d in ta c t (th is ia in y s w mm stiitc- irn'iTcaiTb^Sfn the temperation was 7 neniirt)» ^ ic sandlc that allows pop< o r. w a s jo g g in g dowTirTi tlthc highway. Why iocatini; a Hour tniiliil a n d g rain - th e mill a nid d how it would he orga- m.ment) is somewhere in the middlem of fudge stage. vzero.I wi ■ lunished M cram pod toes to sproaend. didn’t I think to stays ta y in m y c a r till ;; cleaning facility in soulh-central .so ni/.ed. thelh. red band right before thehe E? been more mechithcr tho diesel in a fuel hadrhesc shoos looked awful. I swcwni- help a rrived? Whyby didn’tc I think to Idaho. T he studyidy would cost about My husband said I could.blame b would not havoS e 3{ ouTuT lhe s o lt b a ll owed my vanity when I boughtht take along matches,bes, nn extra blan- ...... ____ .‘^jliere isn’t a fhniru r m ill'ij^ tl^ e • .^l(),l)(l(). AL £rran(r: from the fedenil__ '_m _my-,prcdiMm6nt onAmericacan-m ade—- thebenefit of1 th(will odmit ifl had punihem; llioughT-bwause they do0 im a k e ....kct,-ora candlc foriforcmcrgoncicsM ------;: slate of Idalio” lliafiiir'iiiin.s f(ir liu- Economic''D('DeveloiJinenl Adminis- cars that havo n propensityy forf mn- circumstanccs,echanically I mindod, I Thciny feet feel wonderful - exceptpt even lefl my dog3lo<^lod, mushTeam, tnan cunsitmptioii,' saisaid Joe Her- tration woulc■uld cover half. T he re st ning out of gas before rogisUstoring a work,/o given my gas gauge lowcvhen Tm walking a mile and a hnlf nnd parka nt homo.m o. ring, Reginn IV directorL-tor would lie in-in-kind donation;; of la- lechnica! Empty. But he chohose, W hon m y bralth© d o u b t^ iJn d e r-th e '------thenn subzero weather. The idea w;is ReubiMibeii M iller's, bor fj'din ththe e University of Idaho O h w ell. I supposipose I don't bclievo rather, to blame me. He wasas a Httle Gign, I was relicIS, though, I WB3 latc for myA I flerV ny to e s p a sse d th e bun T he owner o f Cama,--,a,^, d r a in spe- J'A ltiaiion Service. Sc Region IV ami , ^ urn the'saying, "thingsIgs (always work out." , u p se t b e ca u sc o u r .station wn.vngon is a p ic io u sly cputtei cializi's in tnarkelii’elini; oriMiiic .. liie.ldahu Deiinrtmcnl l)i of Agricul- • witage he lo \h e n u m b s ta g e I thougught I’d But sometimes they.hey do and I am diesel nnd 1 ran out of gas on ’ gram s. He believe,.;; a llour mill lure, Herringin,; k i d , ona would still ratheirckes failed at the stop in» si lto r s ta r t jo g g in g . M y reasoaning n . See HOOLE^LEYon PagoB2 lieved m y c a r w a s su s- Al tteringtoa halt. I stag ther run a diesel out of belli ae d ty co'jeecll agir;ir@{SS t o ’ pja y I K Dr o f dau n ; a s hCS : ffoif ireskIdeimt’s ffir(m zen w ati t e r p i p e s y e ig k b o ® Ju d is m mB l a w s ul : i t ' ByROBHRTDOYLE l)ill kefit thh e co u n cil b u sy 'riiuiv-day jiliuubing jili repairs. , . ci>rrc.--pon‘:-i- ter:> un le ss^ th tl e w ork w a . fir.-.t'.'Hiliio- papa:•.^ u n d e r c ily s tr e e ts to homes h on the way oflunly a dairy has asked a cau:u‘ its they wore îdopied illeg;■g.dlv, frien d -o f lh e -c ia irtrt brief b filed by iit- -t;:e v.e:.t eininrilI fi ni,';cu-„i-(l th e d a ir v i sisniii^~a o ] ta w su it~ in a t clfiiT he cuiiniy cuiim iis’sionT'Ti;n;-Min- tomes f„ Le.'-ÎilûlileiKlcr, wno rc(P* ...... • l;.',v,'n'tylr,ni' hi' 'em lhihi e hill tn th e .'-inner, S ur rh h '.vtiri; v.'ittild hi’ tiy pri- 'vl■.vhfth'.T th e c ity h a s respi.pr-‘Lf a decision on whether cat Thf (irn.uii, -.■Avih-r,T tto p:.y lhat r.-,! hav.' ti).' tii. yapaliiliiie-:. lu m -ie • See HEl.LKVUE (in PiPa;:eB;i ing - aiuls operatinj;c legally, theyre 1 boliling-lnck Vai.-ler!;‘rii‘m'iV • Si-t. 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CDiiiplicaled - d isp u te tlie 'B -2 Timcs-Now^, Twinivin Falls. Idaho . Sundny, Fv^fuHfu-try ?A;1989 iHooleii — .Sen"V ices— Monday nl duy ut tho Hovolovo-Robcit^ Mineral ^ d th e c a r s h o s h o)NF n i — Thl' funernl fnr TThurnday, will Ih,- n t 11 n.m, M , • Continued from)m P ngc B l . _ hesitatedid only< a moment when hc ■ thawing blissfully around' inl Chnpel Chnpol. Burinltl willv follow at- th o g ■ •h e ater. T liutiu .Inniane CfimplX'll. 90. of tlthe Joorph l*nyiio MemorinI ' Sfiappyiorcportthatmt mominpthey pultcduplJp beside mo on the road. I t' '' ...... Sbnsh.in.', willwho died Thursdny. will be w ith the Rev, Ronnie Mycn'i ofTidntirn,’. ol Jerom o Comotoiyit«iy. N& Viewlbg {■ ^ g d i d f o r m e . wnsn’t thaLhat I w as a fr a id o f being ilonday ut the Shoshone As- BBurinl will 1)0 in th e -P n u l Cemetery- C planned. Memorialori^s mny be made to g p ickcd upiiyu p ' a stranger,-1 wad just, D in n a ffooloy writes hef)Or IW'CC- "r:nb|v '!!f Ho.Hod C h u rth w ith the Hev. FFrienda may call n t Payne Morlortunryto-- tho Joromo OptlmiiLlmiot Club. _ H ; ~ jMTinHls'VuiCfi;t'WI'rtHfT-Utrtf;------afraid-hislis car was a dicscl. It wasn't, moiHhly-eclumnfrcfm, f>erer-/arm*ome:--j','i4r/."OTrf-iirfitTr'ltrvr'Wralpy-TJnhTOfm—- d tt.ny-from 'fttffeTr.Tnr-tmdTmw-' ------Vr- ' - - ni'urliiiJwrCuyr------nllinnLi.ii;. -TOmnf-^n-hr lU -nc-3- irm.- 11 TWm FALLS • Th" for ^ _ - ^'-g d flcld B d h B 'd b a m y tT^ ûc -samarltim: I .ufiourar;c.~A TnllL^tutc r m y to e s w,ir r - r nnon. 80. of-Twin Fnlln {j^ _ Mondny in1 'th e KiiimolL Cemetery, tlthntmemorjaliLbir Klyiia.la.tlI1.P Mnnn. Sadio K. StmtnBOT y e.ill o t Uu. n^TKin I'u o e tu iZ__ l;Lairt StaUB-'l\iiti..ir la a tilu te:.15L.ijt5L_who .i dlwl W^ne»djie« b y . wiU-b« A t-IljLm.'v b i ------. -C hapel this ov 1 oveninc and nt the chur/:h iJBannock, Hoine. Mondny at White'hito Morttio^ Cbapo], ^ ' l r O b ituu a r i e s ^ ^ ._ J £ E Q i I E —.»TJie',.funcn>.''Jrfor Jnnet Burinl will bo in TwinT Falls Cemotarr. & C (in vn feiicnuT .-n t e r. iTnVom'TtiTnJ.mrtoany ' *' i e r eD.McAnuIti/ ‘ ' — The funeral for Deborah Darlenu D SUmdk-e, G'l. of Je:;rome.' rt wli'o TfierTilii rnny'ciiTnV H . i^b el Mulliner \A rgie I He wn;. Imm Oct. l a . 11»11 n't' ’ÛPFRT- — ,Mnbel Jo n n . HOlSKSI-; — Viriri.' I).iri.i Mi:Anully. • V , - .Innii Aii.lrew,.-w, :iB, of R upert, who died died d Thunidny, viill bo nt 1 p.m. p Mon- a l llio m ortuary. H SH 03H O N K — Ci'dar Point, Knn., tbe nonI 0of Joseph %. 2 -Bnrkduir Mullin.T.ier, HI. ofShtmhon.-. !)1!. of W.Wciiii-r. fcrrnerly of Kimberly F. tmd Amy Newman lilncki:kbum . He , If), lilH9. nt th e nnd 'Fwlnvln'Fall/-, dii-d Friday. Feb. 10, ' ' ^ died Fridny. Fcili. 1' was married lo Hazel Hoiut t l Wood R iver Ci'tivnlciialei.cc-nt C.iriler fol- nt i..-r re.iremdeiic in Wi'in-r..f natural j HKIH, in Sodn Sprinjiii. Hen lowiilK ll linK<'rini:: il1n.-M.i.iHi ■ cnurrn. th e .Vrmy durmy. World War s p ita ts — l i Slio-wnH U .ni D.«:. Do 13. 19(17. ia The fu n e rn l.. wil! be nl ii l>-m. ] “ H os N ovem ber !912 to FeliTTiaiiar>’ ^ 916, n>o murried Lcfitor -Tliursdiiylay ill thu CluvurJalu.KuiHiral ] EDICAI. C KO TEH -Tind Mr«,r« .:Jm y Mwien. nil o fT w in FalU; Fal. a son to.Mr.-on4 . - S ------i j — W olonRa,.OLlft. Slio Mra. ninckbiini .lied .Inn.”1^ 1 l‘J7C.-- MACICAC VALU:Y HKGIONAl. MKD!' ^ n.irkditll .l.inc 2H,26 192U. r\u'V Hnmr inin Doiicr. Hurinl will rolI.)vv in ^ M ni.Stov.oven Collinn ofTwin Fnlln. Mr. H lackbuni lived in Hnmmsan until A d m itte d J Ulld McCHmmoii Clnverdnldiilf Mcmnrinl !’..rk in OoiH.'. •I fiirrnr-d in Arinw u th e nt;e of ibn-e wh<-tt lie tnonoved w ith ' ^'r»- imn..-Simmons. Victor I.ubkemi;emnn, Mrn. Richnrd I lb .7 n-ceivpd n A full obitibitiiary-^vil! app.-ar Inter. j CASSIA MEMOIUAL. HOSPITALHC I until 1940. w!u-n ll lliti fam iiy lo Soda SprlnKH...whero v he Cluimplir^.'JolJ.ihnnio • Mae" Strain and MnMra. Sleven Collinit, homcnlt'ml northwi';iweiil of Shoiihoiie A d m itte d w as rnisi-d and educated.' ITllejT -adu- idl of T w inI F Fnlls; , C harles Cboulen of Hii|H ncennnn; and iiill i ? Thoy were di- W o n d o , J.ÎTeni.■rnon Caldwell, Amy Eotradn,), Floronfo Fl Grc«n, Lloyd i 12^ rmd moved tlicri', da Vanausdeln Mtrd from Sod.'i Hprincn llij;igh School iironernfKtnilim b,Tly vurcc-d in lf)ri2.*Glii.'lie continued < to re- TWIN (iundenicniun. Ancel Wntkinn nnd Shauni)mni) Rono, oil of Burloy; N F A L l^ — Wunda Vanuii.'i- in ^ l!):n. He owned and1 (opcr.itcd -. __ m -leitxed b r a lim e. Sh.-m ar- ,,..ln ><(! of Rupcrtrand Barbara ^ I; Hid.- on lh<- farm for n -----^Vntt^T11eriaTirn'.r^(ry?al,'ars. f t ir ------IJrVrm'TTnl 1 nndlion, Stephanie Arvil Vo)/oyee of Declo; Noel M nier of P ------^ — nTJIIoynl M'ullmcro Jsim ofPoailello. FMrnTHrrrmrrf— aay. ,'li. 11. lllHi), a t t h e M ounttiin jitli; in 19H0. H.' moved l o) tth e 1\vin , Jnnet’ M. Green and Mni... MMichael Liyn and liichardsi Mi> died in Miircli. 197H. ID Due lo p.mr , View Cnr*. R e lc o so d1 ■ ' i jir'oConter.inKimh.'rly. i--allii an-n inlOHG. diiut:hler. all.11 o1. flV in i''nlbi; Toninni Lynnin Hnll I nnd daut^hter iv.-d in the num ini; . g|„, ren Ackemuin, Shnron Mucllur,’Her,- Velva Ruaacll and ' i r ' lifiilth . (llio Imd livcx: wm. hnm .lufy. H , 190H, at, • ' llev^•a.'lameInber..rtheI' Prevbyle- “ '>'1 in Comez all of Filer;. Mr;... TlThoman Gibson of Wnrrcr homoiiincolOSO. d Hubsmith of Rich- Dnn SimlinlT.'r. all of Burley: Fred Moorilooro of Hoybum; Judy • .lullnnd,d, Deniiuirk, Ihi- dniii;hter of rian , Ciiurch, Soda Sprintjii’li Kiwiinis Hnn:i.'ti; H..ydlyd Hni;an of H arellon; Fr.'d II Survivini; nro f..ur fi)U »om.. Melvin I nnd Andren lli-iitbeck. .Slie _..Club..lll!i_/\ni.'riri!..!_L;gin , [ion, V F W _____ Held; .Mr:i. De-D e^\(_iller .if Hli:,:i; nnd AnthotihotjyJVIêler of De- Baker of Rupert; and Allwrt Clary offBlackflburR,3.C^ Dli . ' ? -T HnrWt3lH)f-PoCTtpHi ----- t7i7„7rC(n -Blrthfl ------— teHnrMerltn-Hnrk r-nn Diirkdulliiull iHjth of L ike -orn 'IV in Fnllo Hi):h Schiml in Cunrdiiin of Jobs Dauchlororn lU'th.'l Di.uiibl.Tsrs I.. M r and Mrn. Rich.ird Chnm Ch pliii and Mra. Mm. Thohomnn Wntkinn of Hurley. Slcvpnn. Witiili.; lliri''lirce dallKlit'Ti', Al- gj. She wn» mi.rried In Mux 'No. 00. -I bortn Cozad of SheShoiilion.-. D arlene Vimnusdc •ideln on Aut:. 27. 19:il. at SurvivinK are nne dnu«hl:hter. Amy ^ Kohlor nf U flW ue, f, nndn Honltn Swin- 'ivin i.'n) Fnll:., She nnd her huiibaml ,Io I!<-nu-y of 'INvin F alli; fi ney of Ilnmuau; 'JH 2H |:rnndcbijdren: f|,rmefl1..011.- < Uuj.-Suluuin -Jiiid-.Twin■ - -KfaiTJcliildr.'ii;- .iiiTT 11 ' Hi. ..Funf i d — ------~ ' rrmVrrnndchtlfIttldrcnj nnd one [.'nllntrac ract» for m any y.'iin.. Craniichildren; tlir.'e sisten ‘•I bnitlicT, Aaron .IcmoiiineiiofWend.-IL Shc ^,^1., \ , VnnnUMleln was n c h arter 1»I.' and N.'lda !Ini;i;.-rly,y, both of * C o n ttinued in from Page Bl N > ovem ber. gelling attentionLion fro m m edical a n d ?. , wnii prcctdcd in denth d<-i by her bun- ,„i.ttiberi er o fth e U nity Club nnd a for- Soda SprinKs. imif A lic WWardle of ciredwoightt sack.s of beans were • Americans have doub!iblcd their health associatioiations, said Los Jonea Jit 'Im nd. cijjhl bmthcriiicrii, one iii.’iter. and K-mlx-r of th e Mounlnin U«-lt ll.iise. ile was i>r.'Ciiled inn death , by mi.ssing frwilwn t!ie ['iliT warehouse's, con.sumplionc of dry bean.s inir the last of Filer, the Idah:daho represcntativo on two crandnonn. CranK''. , ■ bin wife and one ..ister, Kthe! *•' TlidU'unprnl willII lilie b.-ld a t 2 p.m. Survivi fivef year.s. Three to five yenrs y( ngo, the board, vivinj; nre by her huiilmnd of' ;. Tbe funernl will b.' nl ►T; Tliurndny. Feb. 166 iia t tlie Sboiihone i.-„n thet average American a te Ihree •'alhi;two!ion:i. Ili)l.ertV.inau;.- ' Wedn.'S.Iny a l lh.' I’ren-eiibylerian Jl' Ajini'tnlily of GodJ CluirchC w ilh th .' ,1,,),, „(• . pounds of beans a year. Today T the • The Targetedeted Export Asaistancc ; of 'IV in Fallii and Delbi'rt C hurch in Soila Hpriiins.s. i-Yi.'ndi. ’'\'i'e knowlow no hultor than llie F ‘■1 Ucv. .Jim Dyn officialicialinK. liurinl will Vnnau«dl «dl.'n of Klk C.r.iv.-, Cnlif,; two’ mav call at the All.'ii-Simsns Funeral rucord.S thatiat were presented to us," average ■> is seven pounds, ducdu mainly program, whichlich provides federal ; 1-’ I)L- in th f Shoiih loidii.ne C em eteo’. dnuchtenters. Joyce Wenzel nf Idaho’ llnme.mTu.'sday7toHpnI.m. and on Jolliffe .said. to growing popularity 0of ethnic money for promromotion of American Friendn mny cnllI nta t the IJcrKin Fu- id. If Ilawkin.s gave statu ^ nnd A ndren .Moronen ofSncra- W .'dneriday rmm 11::UI ti.rii.■I), to I2:4r. inspi'ctors fii ' foods, said Chip Barrow,I. outgoing exports abroad,ad, probably won't be f £. n.Tnl Cbup«.t all duyJuy Wcdneiidiiy, nnd rnenti* ( false records aboul how . Cnlif.; -two, brothera, Orlo‘ : p.m..iiuriaLwli..bi;Jn_tb«- Dry Rpiin rnntiniipd in-thft-l • K Tliufrtdny until n(Min. ■ ninnybcans-ns'should he in inventory,-~i---presidenl-^tf-i’ip Nutional-I *"«• HeJithock^ckofSparkii.Nev., andlx'iiHe ('..'m etery in Soda SprinKa. 'I cause of misuserse ofc funds in tho past, ' IleHlbc-ck•ck oflV in rall.i;thr.'e m.t.'r.i, i have no iray of kfioiving' Counci).( ■ ly m .,;c.'ils d.mntion,'. to "the .... _• Tlie.i\niencunDryUearlanBoard's. "I„per.sonally do not believe .TEA ; - I ^Lee-H^Hemlrlc' r i d c s o n ------u iiy ^ iiuHull i .uf-.CuaUu-Vullev.- Cahf.. ... r/n Colicrrr-- - anv-v.'crc-mii^niw;inf(, hu K ijid...------• •••AlrheimprT! F nim d atim ,-c'r thu choles- funds will be! thereth' in the future," C JER0^5E - Ueoji, 1H. ilendhckiion,.. Ada Johrohn«on of Twin’Falls, and Vi- nf Soutbern Idaho, ilox 12:i 2;iH. Twin T hu .-^hurt;irtage was di.scoverud dur-.. promotionalF emphasis of th r 81. of Jerome, dird.;d Fridny. I’eb, 10. . vinn Win.Vindley of Snlt Like Cily; 10' Falls, Idnho h:i:io;i. ini! a comp.iipany ycar-eiid audil inI terol^ reducing abilities ofif beans is Barrow said. b 1989, nthiK home. Krandchil:hildren; nnd two ^.•^>':lt-l:r;tnd- ^ Ilo wiiu l>om April A|ii 2r>, 1907, in children,;n, She wiui preceded in deulh ! A gnes C. DicksOn Gtenwood, Utiiii, tho Bon of Ncilii nnd by Iier parents,pn two broth.tm, a .'lister TWIN FALLS — Acii.'s fc Em m n Himdrickiion.ion. Hc W’lin reared and onele Krnnd;«)ii.f I .'ion; 72, of Yuma, A n/..-for and cducnted in Gl'Glenwood nnd nt- A meniiemorinl scrvice.i will be held Wenndell — , 'IV in Falh,, died Tbur:rlr-Pnvnl.--}Tmvmide lyiiyjaVwDll.-Ari/^, liniicd.£com-Pj { e B l----- cty,-because lio Itnd -difilcul I She was bnrn Mny 2.'1, p and Inter that yenri r rt'turncdn to Glen- rilc'ti will wil be at Sunret Memorial iblum wa.s no l llia t th e is- ing with liames himself andnd because resented by MaryIary Hobson and Kathy Deshler, Nell,, th e dauj ...... y wood. He mnrrieiTied Alice Tnyson Pnrk. Slfij , he thought problems could1 notr be re- Perkins Brooks18 oof f Boise. Hicbard iinii Arnnndir' T h.i,.Sht. it ««» rarai.sed, hui rather il was ^ P Sept. 28, 1927.in in Snlt L ike City. . solved. m arried Nral Dickson in Deahler plailltiff.Hff.s angry atlilude in rai.s- s P Tiioy moved to PociiteUo Po in 1928 R ober\ert E. Samuelson Oct. 21), l!):ia. nnd be pricededed h e rin inj; U iem ,"' ihu ll: defendants' attorneys Kamcs is asking for $ S2l200,000 in ^ whero ho workedd for fc Toxnco Oil.In BUKI. la.K Y — Holiert i'^mil Stimuel- d.'iith. punitive damages andI a nother /- 1942 thoy moved toto JeromV e wh.-rc ho ;j7_ say in cnurtrt ^documents. F 17. of D.-clo. died Fridny, Feb. Surviving are ôdnught:hte_rii'/\ a sk in g -fo r [ p* Temple workers for fo; the pn»t four j],. .’flse,-KameH enid ?he-was -1' jr nttomcy > waa a member of lhe United children. Hbi; wn:* preceded ■ Ho w»B n ptiflpnst member of tho Methodii when .she'spoke to hur su-. fees-f 55- ,dii.t Church. by her husbnnd. one son,n triliti- 'l'lf “ ■>' . , 7 5 M » 7l.e47U>lnAn.K 4 .M \ Joromo'Liona Clubub nnd1 u niomber of Surviv pL‘rvi,sor aboiboui another leachur who, ,The school district is rcf ■vivini: nre liis parenl;i nf Ril-■ K'nuidNon. JJ- Buttonn nnd Baivafa nndti tho M and II jjpri; n . by Fritz Wonderiich and n .-ion. Rnin SnntuelHon of' ArranKenieiit:i are ]ient'n dinc i.nd l'»d fo rc cdi aian ovorwuighl special ed- ^ J Square Dnnco Clubs. Dnviii,, Cnlif.; Cl two tiislers, Vicky Ull- iiito Mortu- ucQlion sludiu du n l to .d o .sil-up.s in fronl tr'. • will b.' announced hy Whit of. Twin'Falls, and Cindy 1..- nry of a s lu d y hahall clasi?, JJ; Surviving nre hifl hio wife of Jerom e; i.„vlsen’.-n of Rurley; one brolbi-r, L irry Tho defonfonsc says the complainl J - ono Hon. Denn L. Hendrickflon o f Snmuel.ntel.Hon of Ihul.'y; nnd his crnnd-' 5 ' Boino; threo dnuftliuRhtor.1, Kjitlieryn moihor,•r. .Maude? Perdue nf Ihipert. He■ O akley L Barnard[ ■ should haveve heen addressed to ihu Grant of Hnielion.n. Marilyn Shore of precreceded in dealh by one broth- TW IN F A IJ^ ~ O Olakley L. oih(.r te ac hher ci or ihe luacher's supur- i Hailey, and Myma■ma U-e Cam p of ,,r. Hiirnard.9(i,oflVin Falls,s died Snt- urdny, Feb. 11, 19K9. a t W. Jerome; throo brotl■rothers. Darj'l nnd . -j-ijj,1 funernlf, will be nt 10 a.m. iwl, ■'"I” ‘I'*'™'cnse .said in a court memo- 5 ' Kenneth Hendrieknteknon Iwth of iiich- Tuesdnyny nl the McCulloch Cbajielj Ci.reC.'nter iifter nlonKillt; 9:i ill Hock- ran d u m lhhal a l whun Dames’ supervi- B e y n d i tr: field. UUih, nnd GaiGail Hendricktion of ihethe Hev. Willinm l.ineberry ofC ile was born Feb. G, lH9:i land. H.' received bis nchchoolini; in rtor interviewiewed siafT members about _gr^ Jerome; ihrco lc„,,;,nl;inl View Cem el.tJ'. Friend.'i lo areas,that were nol her Iloriw cll in 1920, nnd ub.ii,L. died .11 „ r ,1. ■ f ; rinoShmKl,'io...fS,)f Salt L ik e Cily; l-'I ^n)cnll nt McC uIIdcIm ’ Mondny responsibility, corroding iFunem % 5* ffrnndchildron; nndtnd M frreal-crnnd- from li tfltJ H;UO p.m . und pnur .to liiu . 19171. He later married My io-frunt.bf-students.-criLi-.. ■;.iî," iiTi(r'iihe'“a ! e r ' i i- r i1587 - TO - -piasooocU a J - childrcrl. He wnss precededpi in death fu„iTalIll onTue.'^day.o ciiini; olhor;ersl;ffrs professional abili- ini' brother, nnd one worked for Idnho Power on by hiH pnn-nl.i. one roclaiming her own profes- BOn- Falia dai'n tmd waB on II... tl Hurv,.y lie.i proc Chapeli 4 ' The funcnil will abeth Stroud l.-am for the Atnerican Falliills dam. He sional suporiuriorily."' m . — FliriilK'th Stroud, K7, nf •v; Tuesday nt the .Ic waf, in chart;.' ofbuilditit:It: th e road On .ApTilFil 21, lick ofonkintinj;- Burial '* Sijnnip. an.l from Por'orkj. J l -‘^he wa s . - J - -w ill U- l i r - t h f --Jrrom J r o Comotcr)-. H pnrf::' KrO.iWtTr-Hi* m n-n ^wii!< b.irn F.-b. ir., liiO l, i.l nel lhe "loiter hut not lhe-L A 4 6 6 A.iddison Aver3iEast-' ■ Frier^do mny calllntlhell.iv.-.i{..bert- nt , -7 ' ” iind a cran.' on mnny damlin-. In ^c 'd i' I, Kan., the dii.iKblcr of L.ki- the probnlion, hur altor- »on F uneral Cbapelapel .Mondny from fi j'' ‘ '■ fomia. lie tfmnboi.t:hl arara™'hi,.A|.. sP'rii" »f •!' .. .ilit L-iiverton. Stu- tn.,vi-.l tn ^ lo 8 p.m. nnd t.-.day nt tl,,' church '' bion nnd lived there for sevieven yenr«. noVS said, Twin1 Falls 733-4!4900 K I in l ‘)ia and to Uuhl in i;>:^2 •» one-half hour beforeftirethnrrmce. 1 - He-wnh hiisislanl :,uper.tiliili-n.ienl for Schoul a adi d m in is tra to r s .said in de- . sh.- ninrrie.l L':.lu' Slrnuil ..ii" th.tC.C.C. Camp at Rock CCreek unlil pnsilion.s ihal lh although she acted lil-l. 1!>22. , , ' Marchl 1‘Ml. He work.'d for lheI- FH .A . a.i (.rofcssionall V Barbara Welcf■Ich She lally through the probation- I- will, a in.'ail..'r of lhe'' •>,uprr\-i.,or unlil hi:, retirtirenlent in . ■ ti C/\STLKFOUnn - HnrI.nrii W.-kli, m ,.,.,,,,), d, they doubled difficulties iidii.t ciiurcb, and a .'>0-y<-iir"■ Hlf.;). > r ^ , <‘f CnKlli.furil,d, .iiiMlI Fnd.y, Feb. long with others hnd been ier o f |-;a.;t.-ni St;ir, Reh.-ccii.'• II.- w.,rked w ith an.l trairain.'d hiirs- lilon > 10, 19H9. nl llu-.- Twin.T Falh. Clinic nmol Club. i.ll .if his hf.'. and wa.'i.'in . member solvod. C and Hns,ntal c.fjineine-cteml-'dilln.'.'.'.. j.;,,;.,.,, rviviii); an- 011.- 'oii. Oleii" ..f rid.tit; clul.'i Itl CoodinKIK and 'ISvin C raw fo rdrd ri'comniundud to the She wns lK,rnn I'Vb.F 21. ill strou.i . <1 of Pii'.ci. Wiii.h.; one dniijih-'■ "Fallii. board tliaiI (■l-âmes nol hu ruhired. In ' Cajitleford, the dmdi.unhl. r of i'tirk'V ,,.r [.'r,,, ninrv -i Ma.li.n. la ..f lluhl; nin.';■ Survivm t: iir.' two dau,;l I f nnd Miul,:.' ilnnu,.nu.,a. Sh.' tnarri.-d itlhtera. Hi- (iopo.sitionsIS [hc said ihu ruquusl camuu ___ icliililr.-n; an.l :!.l ,;r.'iil-i;rand-'• len H.illiru-ld nf H ansen,, and; Hazel support i~ Jny Welch Ju n e-• :»).III lil.lSI, tn •iVit. -.11 She Wiis pr.'t-.'.l.'ii .11 d.'tltli in thu principals who •' M clntvr.- .,f 'iV in F.ilbi; luUuckud-UicUiiul-dipluma'— ______’— A'.r.'l ia R.iiivr>ri '? . r - n r t ^ > S h - WA:. I. Cut.It. S.>iiitS L-,ic)..r, '1-H ( 'r '.iu i' ui ■’ br- i.ii.l Cri'ttiiilory.ry in 'iVin ■: Siirvivii'i,; a r.’.'' : lu-r hit.ilund .,1 d, i;i-.i,.m tb-nld inl'iinl .lu.i,',li-1- F,ill-,.iSn:,erv,rc:, iire-irhriuiiiih'd. yr %^ : _ f j o w e r s Ca'itl.'fi.rd; n>ur Mit;win-., 1)011^; iuul Kl l- ' , •P.i.il .iiiii n.-bl.i.' IIi'nM-lu'i.l, nfIlf lv Welch .if Hl.bl,I, i.n.iill C an- iind .Su k ' ^ etc. n, .ii.'d Fri.lay, k.'b. 111, ■: W.'lch .if CastI.'lurI'lur.l; ,l,iu,;l„..r. inidnk;. M.-mnriiil H n.piliil in Eleanor Popplewell it-ipccial o Cimlv b'lH. ofCa-i:a-.lMcrd;..m'l.r<'tli- •j'WIN l-'Al.L'-; - HI,'; Espeecially .-r, Alvin H um..,...on A‘f -M.irc.in HiH, pl.'w.'ll, H-J. ,.r Twin Fiillii. .; V..I- U rn Dîc- lLJa7. a t . - •■•••, and i:; rr:f;mnct-hitdn-n.--?ihr ' ’’ dav, IVb. II), 10.S!.,at il ia t tipecidl Wiin iir.'Ci'd.'d inn (i l.v b. r |..,r- rviv-ni,: ar,' b. r par.-nl:. of Uu- hnmr-i.rniilar,il.-...i-.,':i...... for \ ' .•nl:;;.iuiabr..lb, r, Sh,' Willi b,.rn Oil. 2r., 1!: Valentines w >'■'"1. and Anni'.' A tkin-,.11. Tl 3 W.'dn>Mtiay .^t thh.‘ .‘ > M; hi-r ...... p.m nl.,, M r and, moved to'I'n'airurton, I'tah H ■ - ; , .MctluHliia I'lu ir.hir.-h' VMtl, tiu' H.-v ; ’ wii,.. lh r,'.'v i iir-.,.ld, toTvv y o iA in. Kl.ln.T-Mh...... Mrr.^l-'rj.'r,.,ik ...... 111,1 ...... - 3 - • ■ .'j. llllh , andi..lx.-r to iiuiil. ThevTl moved '' n B urial will r.illow■)w i.l lh.' Kn.l Ib 'li-'tu.-tu'Kl nil of niip, rt; iHiil b. r -i:r,indpiirel.l-i Ml. iHui Mrs.\ hi,ck 1,. ’!\mii F.ilb, in 1!):-(! a r-_-: {\.,n.-t.Ty, Kri.-nd',ltd', iii.iv .'all ill 111,- i;r.-al-i:r ru-d L'K .iy Ula.-k; lu- bil.-r ill ('hiTprl 'i'lu-d.iv MiTviuin l,ii.i:ofKiip.-rl ' luiirru-.l i.M.n TiuiiTiau P.ippK'w.'ll1 ■ fr.)in Kl a 111. Io. SSpm. 1 ii.ul\V,.,ln,-.. H.L.ir..iry vvilll„-r,-nt,.liil7p..M '>• l),-c 21, 1!U7; 111 iiiilil, a.and li.-;.iu'd F R E E B o , II. to mxiu. Siii:,:,-,;.'(l J] ox of Chocolallotos wif^h . 4- , : diiyrr>..nlOi.,in.t, .mil .Mil-., will 1„- i>-lrl,rat,-d at .M.iv 21, I'l.-^.î l.l Tli.' M. Ilui.ii'.; • 1 1 ', III.II, Mraid.iy. both i.l .Sl Nicbi.la;. ' Sh'.- w:e. il >n.'ait'.T ..rth,iu;<:li,-rl.il , evory Valeiintine order ovev e r $ 2 2 . S O S ’ (’h u rrh nr thl-Cll'.'!•l,-.'trl.:,kr.,fhn..,.,„ r.iibulKubc t'h iirrli III I!iip,Ti. F d .'Iu‘‘I i Mat.,in. K im b o r ly In-""';!!; uwicItcr G. Blackburn |, 11, Tu. ,lu .11 Siiir.,'t M,-r....niil...... OTdvHci ifry-tft — Wrrfrr:— ------r.iri. -,'.iiini“ u,.v, T„in 'hi ------RUTH------rjpaWiggSSE ;'uii(v/,i I'v'iii!- lil.'..” ni.H1 iiu i.iiT-Ti : : ..r.'ill.. t,'c...... i'nn aLiJi,: Fll.Til!, ni.IV i-.ill rx=----- 535 Bluo uivCG N .. M lC h.ll.-l ll.I.V, F--1F,-l. 1(1, l ‘i.->;i,.i',t!.-\V.... liiiw , . ■ g ■SS^= N.. 7^-2260 / Sunday. FcSestuary »2.1969 TtniovNows,-i»»..T»in Fo!to,_klah4;:ej. f d g t c V a lUley

B l a i n eI C o u n t y commisssion appiroves dail y ^ r e s - ccm regarding the lndian._ __ ' 'ByBAPRARA MPrWPVSiERT.------:------which-haihaa.j-lO»foot dropprohihiting-"ond nf thp Indian Crcokk SubAvision sum of con^ r V/’ri'O fviiTy'ppnn/ af-.aorth-of Hail#y,.wo*-appn ^ v e - 'a good covenptaancand regulations which pro ' ! . around1 aj near the garflgc:iffhich-ch~ 2 vote. Lccming did rect jnt-lioni'-the—hibiLinrhome M L H i a K S H i s ...... :,’.JH A IL E Y -^ B Iain sC& County^ lumost- also haveive a drop offHUwi-complyingog .deal of-odvonut commoo I stAlementii, ter, Harlig sisaid, was a civil matter addition to its wninRing ordinance iras with firerc safety codes regarding thehc audience and written --'.-J.. ■ .a n d -w o u ld jt • . x—pu ta u iid e r. ihfi..gux>-Lr>.,ln c t .uj^ f c -.untK hn/>li.uinU --'--..Harlig 8oid. - ^rrx-r— r hemaelves or-the courts, i w m m m two applications to) operateo{ day iinnnitnmiR COQ-...... Aboutlit five .people, objecled to, thp.•hp.. ing.tp the la m in g honome. Lecming in the counlj ither hns comc-forward to -- % sent from thc Blaineline Counly Plan* day-carerc b u t a l l . concerned trafTic.fic. m ust a lw have'anollior'radon ri tc it...... only one othi IY D E P A R T S ilso required apply for aI ccconditional use permit as 2 ning and Zoning Comiommission. Commisaisaioncr Leonard Harlig saidlid The commission als in the ordinance. The J, the comnnmission previously had deter-er- evaluation of the septicc i ;ank system stipulated ir • noncompliance is $300 for I /M cLean, whose day-careda> ia localcd mineda aday-care pennit would notlot to ensure there was aan adequate penalty for nc hc day-care operates with- : ^Fresh Baked1 Valentine ^ I I • in Ae East Fork; CanyonC. between be rejectected based solely on traffic[fic drain field for thc added'■d uange iri the each day the lit. r o.Ketchum and Hailc]liley, received her complainlints, and no other objectionsms home, nnd commissioneners will also out a permit. S w e e t h ee a r t t .. p en n it to operate mwitl th only moderate were voic-oicedr look at possible fencing; requirementsn MADvtnnsixixr— — fd to it, including p i e second ; application, fromom ofler thc snow melts, ;i rcstrictionB applied I iE«#c«voThru2-14 > I upgrading an cncio:iclosed deck area Lecming'Tig's day-care a t the eastemjm 'nie.commission did ro t address is- ^ {Financially l e s 'PtIco EH< ^ Speaking I C a * ! vue — ^ g ~ ^JanwgR.Uye. I^ValenlineCC o o k ies ...... n I Fresh Baked 'Person;>nallzcd“. Ea, i'r««u4tti'«B>ni2 m 6 • C o n tin u e d frof t^ m P ag o Bl- whose; cicity pipes freeze must get an •Dem'ed an insuranceICC policy- cov- n : to ering volunteer firemeiien that would ^ 1 F re n c h B re-ead li line and homea. OK fronrom the Water Department to I Fresh Baked. Loal..., 4 9 * I Would homeownei'nera be responsi- hire a1 plumberp if the cily is to pay have cost the city $907. m g - T c r m I . ____blB^foroxamplc,JLif thpir line froze forrcppairs. ai ____ ■_ _ ...... •^Reviewed a Planiuniing and Zoning ^ * 1 I G la z e d Do-1► N u t e ___ y but they, didn't runin tth eir tap toj>re- ’ Committcc ■’rocommeikI'lidation'on a " \^Fres>i Baked. Dozen. under a condi- I i v i c c . : vent it? Inothi)ther action the councih trailer court proposed u The land on Many pcpeople eschew thc scrviccs M ayor Wayne DoDouthit character- »Aulhathorized the creation of a sev-sev- tional -use perm it. T ofessional financial advisor ized the situation>n as "a can of en-persorson com m ittee to screen engi-ngi- Broadford Road is prcircscntly zoned of a profc VflEN T in favorr ofo! advice from family or i RCEAr l P E P A R T M ng firms wishing to desigrsign businoss. r worms," b ut said thithere was no cur- neering friends., TlieyTl feel that it Is harder The { rent procedure goveiivem ing such prob* Bellevuivue’a new sewer plani. Thc e money when you must " ...... allhero was an lems. The last timiimo this happened commiUlittee should screen downI tcto •Posted a notice that • invesiment Informallon. In evua Planning. I Norbest "A"' G( rade • - wan 12 years'ago,"'■ DDouthit aaid,‘and three,, imaybe four applicants, atas opening on the Bellev I. financial advisors arc paid then the homeownernor took care of the well as, make a recommendationn U to and Zoning Commissiouon Board. In- i-rccntagc basis on thc " T e n d e rr T im ed" 1 5 -..problem." the comouncil as to their first choice,'cc,“ terested applicants should sh contaci |„,;cslmcrlent dollar, work on a fee ; ------— The' Coundl de(decided reaidcnts • Douthitlits a id . ______Douthit a t 78&4721.. basis, or'rjr'recelve a commission. LookodaiJ at o n a long-term basis. -; y r i i r ik e y s " Ihcsc coslosls may odd up to ' hundredsds of dolbrs. The D d i t y }-——— ^— investmerlent advice received,' ^ 5 lb. BoxBIuilie Lakes Fresh Froze however,cr, ruay well have earned or • C o n tin u e d1 frofr« m P ag o B I tain, milking cowa. saved thche Investor thousands of T r o iu t S Q commissioners dollars,, A small one-time fee oflen ing to close the dairydai with another "I hihate to predict that," saicsaid When the county c( erham’s permit leads to0 adviceoi that Icads to savings lawsuit. Jeromne e County Prosccutor Johifohn again received Vander m p of approval compounilunded for many years, sts O an. "I don’t know, I really don'lon't - thia tim e with a slam Schlcnder contcndends Vanderham is . Horgan, ial advisors like to work _____ from the zoning boaoard, provided Financial ------trying to defeat-tbe-Jie-«ounty’Bcurr«tH—ki»W\— the-fTamcu.-aik.QLmany_V;- )rief Vanderham obtained1 'waivora rro«| - oniinance with techrchnicalities. IfVan- Horgirgan says he’s preparing a brie By s}3cciflcally focusing on a * ^ ’BIoarCul'"MU(lild— ^------1,000 fed or hia ' derham wins, he wowon't have to obey on Holliolloway’s motion, but didn’t sa;say hoincowners.within 1,0J , , , clients, circumstanccs.cil goals, age. led lo ask lho *,an ordinance requiiiuiring 1,000 feet be- whetheiher thc county will oppose it. - corrala - they decidc )rth. occupation, cash flow C h e d d aar Cheese i iwsuit to rule on ' tweeii dairies andI nresidences. "We’r'e’re sort of in thc position where her court in a separate law cstyle. a finandal program n’ .-Vanderhatn applijplied for a permit we justjst want to know" if thc county’tity’s 'th e zoning ordinances’) ^validity. tailoredd loli his best IntercsU will Big!! 32 oz. Freresh Express Holloway haa evolve. ‘‘M th ful! Kiwwledgcdge" of the county’s ordinanlances are valid, Horgan said.d. That’s the case I 19&1. asked.Meehlio.rulc.on.in. ______„_You.prcprQbablv-W0uidn'Lidv:.0n— _ • rordiiwnces-and-thtthereby-crcatod-a— Tha-cii» hnd iLq originainI9&l - \^ G A sst* 4 j j J its Although the motionjn for sum m ary mcdicalal treatmentt or legal g g u l ,'6clf-imposod hardshdship, &hlenderar- wben1 Jeromet Counly amended it rom Holloway’s ' represcni.cntation from an untrained ’ 'guea. . zomlg ng' ordinances to clarify its posposi- judgm ent comcs froi io, Schlcndcr - Iricnd oror relalive. Your finances Holloway’s requejueat comes in thc tioii towardto\ dairies. The revisedi oior- lawyer, John Ritchie, cr ncichhors - is /o. ncnt and financial planning, hlender argues, ConsultiJlt PROFESSIONAL 7. dairy is too closese to houses. Then,. Vaneinderham, a dairyman from1 OiOn- valid. After all. Schi ice could be read ECONOIJOMIC SERVICES. INC.. Y e U o '< Hollowayand Van-' tario,), Calif.,C applied fora apecial-uj,1-use the previous ordinance ■ the' county sued Ho nlcrstatc Bank Bldg. • nit in April 1987. The countyinly’s to prohibit a dairy at Vanderham ’s First Intc dertiam, not aakinging for damages but permit Telephoihonc 734-1545 y O i i i oJUS . lb, lurpose of determ in- zoningng board recommended denyirlying, location. simply for the purp was. unable to for a cor;onvenlent appointment. .. ing y/hether the coucounty’s zoning ordi- the perm pei it, b ut the com'mission1 ap- a| Thc Times-News v □r his attom ey, Jammc8 e R. Love, L.U.T.C.F. ♦ naniJes are'' valid,id, particularly the proved'ed it. reach Vanderham. or ag Idcilio U.S. • • 1,000-foot provisioaio a Thele neighbors sued the count,unty. Eugene Frcdericksen. -I f 10 lb. Bac case w as transferred to Mceli * iHolloway is aI didefendant because The ca \ R « a s s cCarrots s iysi,000-fool rulelie wiil likely resolve went,1 backb to the zoning board. Icanwhilc;- Vanderham starUarted B o r . . !C R A I G Hl ( O L I ^ ^ t ‘"th'e'Vriprmriawsui/siiit 'asking to'cloBc-— Mca ““ Red^Iido Mbe*-dmry. But thathat point ia'uncer- buildirding his dairy and has begi)Cgun H • Podi«llatrlc Medicine & Surgery * J • Sweet, Juicy Schoolil IBoy. Uj; ...... T w in F■alls a attorneiey ordered • Ingrown eel Pain • m rX s - Callallouses & Corns R T M E N T ^ • Bunionss -Hanammertoes I G R O C EER Y D E P A R ' t o r p a y cd a m a g e s foor negligent • S p o rts WMedicine - Adudults/Children

- A Twin Falla attor- but neneglected by Walker, forcinglg iits BOISE (A P)-A k f C a i . J u g - Nalley’s r -ney who twice ranan unsuccessfully for dismisnissal. J governor has beei)cen ordered to pay Wai/alkcr'a attomey, Howaiward I P a n c a l $173>164 in damag<.agea for committing Humpnphrcy, argued beforp the jury ju ' professional nogligjligcnce. th atI llthe antitrust case could notlot be ' W a S t f e 999 - Following a ninnine-day trial, a 4th won.i. ' Diatrict Court jur;jury Thursday found Wai/alker served as state Democnacrat- 3 and . ^ Lloyd W alker, 60,)0, responsible i for ne- ic PaiParty chairm an in the 1960a a S y r iup I ; glecting an antitrutru st case. ra n 1 uunsuccessfully for governorlor in jB ; The money willill go( to pay creditors 1966Bond a: 1970. 3 . 5 B a g Kmsteaz . J -. pur8uing.lhc nssetisets of Bert Atkinson, In n l1986, he mounted a tough ca:cam- lb. -— rr^rtTTfiiimKRKK^TiIKrtbutdr-whS''“’palgir istrict------• ■ ty - 7 --1- : Cmnpllefe ; contended hc-waaaa being1 forced out 6f 25, bubut lost to incumbent Larrey:yA / n- •• 'air wholesale pricing, dersoi■son. ‘ business by unfair areno'uccldenP . • Boise attomeyiey Don Lojek, who The[Tie Idaho Bar Association repoeport- It! P a n < ’> represented •• Atkinson Atk and hia ed FrFriduy th a t there ia no recordord of ______•-...bankrMpto v_U}istJustec, said the an- profe:ifesaional discipline against Walk-Wa • Reg. or WheJheat 'N H oney ______(. M l % ^ — • titnist suit wasrfiled' fi in 'TwrTTiills" ’er.".... 'A ccidcnt Prevent!ition ------7 V and i^re. Cordia([y In vited to%to njoy {Child CPR Instrui■uction i "youT W eddirw H GafiorrW s ci^tendcd 9i{(^ic ‘Vaiutj. M(londay, Februalairy 13 ------...... on SlSunday, February 26,.1 C ^’\ 7:30 p.m . , : i I LiMong committnitnii.'nts uru . ents to bo 'Your Wedding ■ ' - / D ^ ^.illftalurturu timclv’ storic-j, news MVRMC Cafeteteria...... infoim ition,n, hclpfilfhints1 fc gift idcjs - “ -SJoSe-PBStecsi]»I?5ei --- ^ \'411 bee bboth cnjuyablL’ lu iw d k A A \vi5-^/A clpful in makirikinc any wwiding a succcsi. r 2-oz. Can. Ea...... i W r T A t ( Prom w cddinelg nni g s, flcn v m and d fts to Facicilitator: Paul MileIds, M .D . j t n i honeym oons,;,%milua-, Il i homes, Your . f © m u c a s a HSijes E Tiaf-a B esser T h X y I " T y Wl-dding' can pinypl; .1 sicnificant role in one I 23.5 to 27.2 oz. iportant slcpj a couplc will _ L I M impo ^ (Bbck Foa-J, aKir.c5Ci n Cr-ot. Qiuc. M o tt. G'.=c.lA All iiii-db ...... V v / .irc ______' \\y planning a weddi: Free Admitiauince IFamilies Wclcomc nsg C i t o w ’/J \V' *- I PusirijBTia U c ./ ,\\\ ihmkingaWL u f W leaders 2 5 Ib. B a g ...... Chi-viy*—U- Dui y»wt'JveAuaquc_ ^For m o r e■ iinform ation,-cali-K riiisJl2iaL737-2430 ;-.cction. humorous or rruTiviHblf i-Satssc-^- Is ma.Tiont ilurinj; your paalm i'B ar! —' vt-diiins? niMWH'i'il il to I''' _ j ' 18 oz. Bottle Krjfl.,fi...... G — 'Iter-:" ------^ ------■ — > ^ ------iliey - , ^ ■■■'n ' V " ina- ' ’■ ______;p^-M aaic-Va!! ^ IH^U

— Ser.^ ^Hooley ovo-ltobortoon Fuhvral ;E — The funeral for Th.Thurnday. will bo nt 11 u.m. Mo,(ondny (It dny nl tho Hovo-i .thf> c n r SHOSHONE _ v iL !__fnllow nl- ’thw _ ------' i — M3ontinued fronvP.l-PaBO B l ------heaitflted on Zh f JfliU-pIl tîiyTHf-M frrw n a,^-C4M.t>«*l h - Ch Bpo i-..n iiria l 'S. T liurra .Time"fie-~ C am prH'-ll.'_ .TO.---- T T " ^ «ry. No Viowing !■ S tlg nomiriEthcy pulled upI bcbeside me on thc road. It h(heater. liu died Thuriidny, will be with wit thc Ilrv, Ronnie Myer« ofJl>mdutinR. Jcrtimo CoiÛ)ry._ d[luippyto report that mor ______Shoi,hon... whu n»li .nioy'be mula to ^ ^ 5 w asn 't t hJ3t at I ' wâ afraid of to ig . ; . - :.iiday u llh .rS h o K lio rie/W BulB ijn a P w iin x j in ilio P u u l C Ce Jrtictcry.' ” p ln n n ^ .“ 7't<'monil« , BdidJj?r-in.Q.______-/ ' -al 10 n.m. Mond TtTinrytn-' ‘ thn'JiTOmoOptiTnTBitnrrt-Glyb- ^ >r.tw!ce------od Church wlOrUiC-'Kov,-FriFrlciiJa may c.ill at PaylaVMmti ■ fa rm h o m c ]>.: and ih day from G to 8 p.m. nnd prior• loU th o fu- - • S Joel in hifl vintage redredT-bird nrrnidWsci3 car WQ3 a fficse!. It wasn't, " m S o n lW y colum n fron] her ft . the Kev. W esley .lohnson' da) S — Th« fUnoral for Jurial will bo al 3 p.m. nofneral Oli Mondny. Tlie fam ily' nuBB^fltfln TWIN FALLS - x>d sam ari Lan. I ofcounie.■. A m ib lotcr m y toes were ninear Indian Covc, omci.tiiit/. Bur u on. 80. of Twin Falli, _ l ^ d o c i d o d h e 'd bo n ly Rood ------Mrnidny io-.-lh,-lh.--KiiiiiH>tt-Ci.molflr>'. - thalh a l memoriTdii.be piyen..io thcJie Moun. Sadio E. St«vci^n ...... — -i*.if>-Hl4.l«>^Tutm>r In«liUiU».-JJ Mondny ot Whitelito Mortuary CbapeL ------1 (;iin]..-l tbi:. ovejvenim: nnd nt thf church HniHnnnock. JJoinr. for Jnnct Burinl wiil bo inn TvTwin Foils C«mot«i7. la riis — (,n.,rtolb.-sorv JEROME — Thc funernl fo ^ i^ b itu s •ome. w ho Friendn mny cnll11 from frc 4 lo 8 p.m.lodAy Conv;ile,«:ent Center RUPFiri' —-T ■] he fiim.ral f.ir DeUrali DaDarlene SUindlce. 51, of Jeron w Mabel MuUiner>r Virgie DD. McAnul/y ,’ !Je Wi... horn Ocl. Ul. J!) p.m. Mon- ul the mortuary-. r. _ Vircie Doris Mc.\nully, ' V']'' Andrew.... :! :!H, of R uperl, who di..‘d died die Tliursday. will b.> al I p.r p SHOSHONH -. !M abel Jonos iWJi.SF. - Cedar I'oinl, Kan., the son of,)f Joseph -. Hl.ofShoJioiKr,. 112, of Wiu iiier,il forinerli' of Kimbrrly ■xi "Dnrkduir Mulliner. HI F and Amy Newman Blackhuh u m . He .S diod Friday. Feb. 10. 1989. a t Ujc aiid'i\vinFn l-ulJs. died Friday. Fnh. 10;, ‘'• .sideneeinWoisi'rofmU.ral -wan m nrriod to Hnr.el H eist C •• Wood RivprCoiiviilr.iccp.icent (N:ntrr fol- nt her roiiic in Soda SprinaM, He iiei lowinK 11 linRi'rini: iUncHnc!}H. camien. the Army durint; World War 1 H©s|jpttals— uncriil will bo at 2 p.m. Sho WHB bom IK-c.K-c. Ki, 1007, in The fum N(iy..'aibor VM2 to February FalU; Q «>n to Mr. ond ly III th f I'lnvrrdnlp Fufirral- VAI.LKY HEGIONAI- MEDIC)ICAL CKNTEU und Mra.1. .J e rry Moucu. iill ofT w in Fall 2 Wi'ituiinii. Okla. She-0 mrv a rrie d U -sler TIiiirKdny i .Mrs. B lacklnim died .Jan. IH,l'i. Iwl!: MA.:icv/l , Bois... Burial will folluw in Admitted-^' Mrii, Stoveven Collinii ofTwin Falln. I- IJnrkdull Jun» 28.>8. 192G. They H.m.e iu U Mr Bh.ckhuni lived in Kansa and McCiimniun Cloverdntelie Memoriak Park ia Boine. -y mu. Simmomi, Victor Lubkemman, ai Mni, Richard •I fn’miod in Arimo imt th e iii;o of Ihr...- w.hen he mov. T l'..'".". C A SSIA M EM O R IA L HOSPITALHO thoy n-ceivrd ii A fu llo blituary itu will afipenr laler. .Jinnio 'M ae" S train and Mrs.lr». Sl.-ven Collins, - . until 1940, when thi' bis family to Soda Springs, wl A d m itte d homi-nlf.iui iiorthwi'ste sl of Sho;ih, 11. ) HIHO, at the Mountain J a n rt .M- G reen and Mrs. Mi.Michael- Ixiyn a n d Richardsoi ink- in 1080. Ho m oveirio lh,'- lh TVin >'“ >■■■ ' R c lo o w di l- '/f ...... rtr.lTiilitFrTair.'.rr,TTvvlirFalI.TrTi'rmirrii'l.ynnHi.Hall and .Inuchler Mir dicii in Miireh, 1!)7H. 1!)7( Due Ki poor View Careire C enter in KiinlMTly i.-,Falls areainHIHO. I Gomi'7. all of Filer; Mrs. Th.Thnma.1 Gibson of Wnrren;ii A ckerm nnj Shnron Muellor,Ilor, Velvn R uucll and | -v.i • hc-ullh, Mho hnd livi'ded ih i lhe nuniini: y|„. ^van■van -horn Jvilv 13, 190H, al He wa.s a m em ber of lhe Presbyte- Pr looro of Hoybum: Judv r^f.' ,-d lii.i?in of Hii7.elton; Fred Huhiimith Hu of Rich- Don Shannffer, all of Burley; Fred Moor homo liincu IMO, ,Julland,, Denmark,1) the daii|:hter -f rian Church, Soda Sprinj;:. 1-,df;0-8'r;.rA F n n d — >r o rR ii^ rt and Mr. ond i B irth /. .B n l^s i Ito Mr. and MrH. G ary'M aicr of dull of Fntrlmnkii.. Ala«ka,A Wiiyne „„dl<. TvviiVin Falls in imdi:rnilu- AM, and wns a past af , to M r nnd M rs. .Richnrd C;ha:;hamiilin and Mrs. Mrs. Thonomaii W ntkins of Burley, P* and l,ynn Ihirkdiill111 iMilh of b ik e fru„,n ilV • ia Fnlls Hich Sch.«)l in ,;uardiaa of Joh:i Daughtersrs Bethel n:.u,;ht.'r;. t< reo dnuKht.Tii. Al- i9^7_ ghe StcvpnH, Wiiiih.; three iihe was m arried In Max No. CO. -* berUi Coind of Shoulhonhonu. Diirlvno Vanauinieh;ieln on Au,;. 27. VXU. nl Surviving are one dauKhlJiliar, Amy tp« Kohler of Bellevue, andam Bonita Swin- 'iVin FalhallH. Sho and her huslmml J j , o iiuniov u f 'iV in FalLi; fiv 2H i:randchildren; I? ' ney o f nfuneiiu; 2H . on lhe Snlmon nnd 'I'win Cnindcbirdreii; and 11 iile|sjjs; Fumid ------^ 28 KTont-crnndchildnildren; nnd one palh. tract: acts for many years. crnndchihlren; ' Ihr.-e /.isters. getting attentionion from medical and brother, Annm .loni-se« (1of Wendell. She Mr„, Vanaumieln Vi was a charter "r • Continuinued from Page Bl N Nc o vem ber. lsb- lOid Nelda Hai;,:..rty, I bled their health associatioiItions, aaid Les Jones -J WIIII prcci'dcd in dentlenth by her him- memberr an{ f tho U nity Club nml a for- Soda Springs, and Alice WeWardle of drociwui^hl snck.s s of beans wore • Americans have doubli ru, one iiiHter, and „n.r meml in the lasl of Filer, the Idahidaho reprcsentaUve on i. ■ t blind. I'ithl brotheru, i ;m ber of the M ountain Hock ,■ yBoiao, He wmi p re c .le d in tllieiiih by missiiiL' fromim tlie Filer-warehoose's consumption co of dry beans in J;i two Knmdnonii. ^•enrs ugo, tho board, Grarice. hia wifo a n d one sister, F.lhel- inv«,l,,ry. fivefn years. Thy'ce to five yei ►% Tho funeral wil! bobe hold nt 2 p.m. Survivirivinj: nre by her hunhand of . The fun.'rnl will b.' al the average American atate tliree . al .tho Shoshone [.-iiH,, th t ' Thumday. Feb. 1C al „ll,i; two sons, Koborl Vannu.- Wed.U'sdny ^ a t th .' PresL Toduy the • The Targetedeled Export Assistance AHiiemhly of God ChC hurch w ilh th e ,[^.],| |,ff -JVia• Falls and Dolliert (■ )w no l)ctl(T than lhe pounds of beans a year. To (’hurch in Sodn Springs,‘"IJE -'Ve kn»« Iue mainly program, whichlich provides federal i *'• lUrv, J im Dyo onicifttiifttinK. llurinl will Vanavitidledleii of Klk, Grove. Cnhf.; two „ s Funeral record.'i tlKlla 'were presented lo us," average is seven pounds, due nay call al the All..n-Sims 1 of ethnic money for promro m o tio n o f A m o n c a n . 'a;,, be in tho Shoahoshone Cemelery. d„„j:hU'r».ers. Joyce Wonz.'l of Idaho H.mie oa 'IW sday 7 lo H p.m.m. and.m .lalliffu said.'d.- If H aw kins [>ave sta le to growing popularity of , outgoing exports abroad,id, probably wont be S-.j .L' Friendn moy ciUi nnt t tthe Uernin Fu- ,„i,i,nd A ndrea .Moroner; of Sacra- Wc'dneiulay from ll;:ill a.m.I. tto 12; iri inspt'C lors false f;)l records ahoul how foods, fo said Chip Barrow, < b . ni-rnl Chape! ail doyly WcdneHdny.V iind „K-ni.), C Dry Dean continued in the.he 11990 Farm Bill. Be-’ «-| Calif.; two hroihera. Orlo p.m. Burial will \»- in tbe 1'I'fui^K.w m a n y b e a n15 s should 5 he in inventory, p P> resid en t o f iîe N ationnl D 2 Thurnday until noon.>n. H.'.-iilx.-ckrk ofI ,'^()iirk)i, Nev., nnd l^-nlio Cem(■ ef..ry in .Soilii .Sprincn. T/ {xiuncil. cause of misusese ofc funds in the past^ r i to the they would luivek no way of knowinf; He,'ilbeck<:kof'lVin Fnlln; throe sisiors, ly , suwi'wits donations I • Tho Ame.-ican Dry Beanm Board’s "I ppRonally do not believe TEA • i lall of Castro Valley, Calif., { lissinK, he said. I Xee H. Hendrid• f c /c s o n _____ . i-i'i'y Uaii . Akhuimera. Famiduliun. c'o'0 C»lb'U'' w ere m is; promotinnni'cmphasisof-liie.!ie-eho!eft- • funds will be; tbcrc-intbi tha future,"- l- 0 H. Hendrickiton, Ada Johnihnwm ofTSviii Falls. iiiid'V"- 2;iH,'’l\vin'' Thc! siioriaj■tajje w iis^disc.ivcred dur- P JEROME — Leo H of S outhern Idaho, Box 12;i Icrol reducing abilities of■ beansI is Barrow said, r| SI. of Jprame, diedd Friday,F Feb. 10. vinn Winci•indloy of Snit I.ako City; 10 Falls, ,,' Idaho in(,' a comipany pa yoar-end audil in t 1989, nl his humo. Krandchihtiildren; nnd twn j;renl-Krnnd- \pril 25. 1907, in children.a, Sho5 was preci'il.'il ia death ^ Ho wns Iwrn Apri A gnes C. Dic/cson hosonofNeiliinnd hy her parparents, two brothers, a sillier ^ K Glenwood. Uliih, tho s TW IN FAl.LJS — Air.irs ( ,' K'randson. fc Emmu Hundrickiion.m . Hr wna reared and one K'l s.m, 72, o f Yuma,' A ri/., f.iri -■morial Kcrvices will bo held ;i Wenndeii---- h and oducntod in GlenwiwdGle nnd al- A m.'m. ■^vin Falls, died Thursday,y, Feb. 9, lool in Richfx'hi. lit l;:iO p.m. p.i Wednendiiy nl Reynolds ' n Falls. Eames is rep- " f ' tendod hi([h iichool I'JH'J, in Yuma. Ari^, • C o n timinued from PaKe B l cy, c j because he had difficultally work- Benoit of Twin F, mov.Kl U)-lloa:hmd Funeral.1 Chnpel.( Private- ,;rave.ide ' - -t- — Utnh.-In-1927-hemov Sbl-’wa.r iionr 7ilay-2n,-1, ■imt!. In- - ,,1, 1^, • ing w itlrE a m t.s' h im s e lf nndid becausc • Tcsented-by Mary[ary Hobson-and-Kethy-' - vill he at Sim..el Moiuorial ^ bleiii was nbl llwl'th'e is- 'ifi nnd Inter thnl yenrr r'R 'tu n ie d lo Glen- rileii will Derihler. Neb., th e daunl he thought problems could notnt be re- Perkins Brookatfl of Boise. ried Alice Taymm . Park, raised , h u l r a th e r il w as he r wood. Ho m nrried IRichard and Amnndn Thieii ' c t r s i ' , ’. »>'“ "■‘-■'■^^ g Sept. 28, 1927. inn S a il Ijiko City. n Desbl.'r ^ho plaintiffsTs angry .itlilude in rais- solved, m arried N eal Dick.'.oii in Eames i.s asking for S20Stn.OOO in G Tliey moved to Pocatcllo Poc in 102B R o b e■rt r t E. Samuelson [Oct. 20, 19:1:1, nnd h.r i»reced<:■ded her in 10^' llw n i," lllithe defendants’ attorneys for Texaco Oil.In liURl.F anothor r where ho workod foi :1.1-;Y - Robert Kmil Samuel- death. sa y iiic o o rtt d.documents, P'punitive damages and :o Jerome where he ;,7_ ,, 039 of pro- r . 1042 ihoy moved to Jl 7. of Declo. died Fri.iay, Feb, SumviriKaretwo dau«hl.it.'rs. Ado- , K aim'.s wa.s;as also criticized fnr inci- ?2n>)k>rliOii, o f lior allui'.- P' •losi-phin.t RolFfof Lincoln. > strucled nol to lell pVospecective em- Mgnodby ^ E C tire d in 1069 fromTl hhiH dry cleiininK w orkedian a: u airpenter und rooftr for jhrulhom . Miltnn T hrim e nmmd Edwin ncy.'< saiti. st t lo rehire ^ .buainoiia, m any yenyears. He wns married and di- Thc.imv, hoth of Deshler,, !N.-h.; 12 ployer-sP' of the decision not t fc Kpp,'ed an Boine vurcod. , f r He nnd hin wife i- I'ram khildn-n; and 19 Kren•eat-,;raiid- J,, „nc cas(ase, Eames said she was her. h. She is also asking forir attorney Ttm plo workcrH for the piist four [j,. ^vnlwns a m em ber of lb.' Unil.'Y<.W W SJ- yenrs. Ho wn« n pnslinsl member of the Mfihudis'dist Church. - jby her hushiind, one son^ i.n ii'T .!' '^'1' The school districi is rep J? Jerome Uonn Clubb iiiand a m em ber of Surv ivi ' pervLsor aboibout another icacher who I ivinj; uro his parenUi of Ru- , ^:randson. hy FriU Wonderiich and^ E S d W W K k ? I £ • B uttons nnd Down« arand'lho M and R p,.ri; n n ...on. Rain Sam uelson of ArranKcmc.nts ar.' pendndinn and had forced anai; overweight spccial ed- h ■ f ! J Square Dance Chibs,■l>«. Daviii, CiiCaiif.; two sisters. Vicky I,oll- ,will he anniainced hy Whit..lto Mortu- ucutian studcidem to do sil-ups in froni m an of)f Twin ’ Falls, and Cindy I,. , ofa sludy ha!hall class. 5 Survlvinj; are hin:iiH wifo o f Jernm e; I’ovhu-nn uf u Burley; one brother, l-arry Thp liefeniense says the complaint : ■ I)=.n L. L. Hendrickiion of Samuuhin;b.on of Burley; and his ,;rand- .should havo.’e been addressed to.lhe J . Boirto; three dnu^huKhteni. Kntheo’n mother.r.M N audo Perdue of lUiport. lio Oakley L Barnard -TW IN FAl-l-S — Ua •“t Grunt of HazMton,1. N' M arilyn Shore of recoded in death by one hmth- . Jakli.y I.. o tiie r Ic a c hher e r or the teacher's super- Hiirmird, 9C., of'IVin Falls,,I, died Sat- S' Hniley. nnd Mymiima U-e Cnmp of urdny. Feb. 11, lOHO, a t Wo £• Jerome; three brothrothers, Daryl and 711^, funernl f, will bo at 10 a.m. 'nse suid in a court memo- | I C are C enter a ller a lunn illn. T ''' .I'f™* jC' Kenneth Hcndrickso■kson holh of Rich- l\,<;Hdayiiy a t the ■ McCulloch ('hai)ol ,3 ,'i, n „ tk - ran d iin i lhlat a t when iCamvs' supervi- B e y n d i r H ew iu. bornF.-b, 0, lH9:i, . ' f : ' fiold, Utnh, nnd Gailâil Hendrickson of .he Rev. Willinm l.liiebi'rry of bmd. Ho rec.'ived his ncb<•hoolinc in ôr interviewewed slaff members aboul . J * Jerom e; three »iim,,teni I.iverda iport United Methodist Church Horkhm.l, Americi.h Falls, and Sidi her. he fouiiiund hor-described as-"in- . . • .j:' ■ Sorensen of Napn,pn, Cuhf., Vcnmii „fr,cmtimtim;. Burial will l>e in the , Lake Citv. Ho marri..d ;Snrab 1. truding intolo :areas that were nnt her ■ Tuttle of Hounliful,ul, I U ta h , and M au- pip;,,,;.,,!mt View Cemelery. Fri.'tids ' M m m . H artw ell in 1020. nnd ehehe died in rino Shinclelon ofSrf Salt I-ake City; i:t cnll ^.„i III McCulloch's Mnnd.iy respunsibility. correclinj; ; 1971. ile .I u l u m arried My: " Jjp” jji ujidchiidrrn;* nndnd t-j fTTnl-R m nd-• - rrotii G 1..1. R;nO p.m. and prior tn the pFrsimncl in tmnt of students, criti- soî, a n d she died In 1 J': children. He waa1 prpreceded in death furieralII onn 'l\ie..day. inilm Twin ci'/ing other.T siafT s pro fe ssio n a l ahili- - 5 . by hin pari'nlii, onono brother,1 nnd one worked for Idabo Power oa Falbi dam and a-a;. on lhthe surv.'y '•'I'' rochiiming her own profes- Chapel vill 1m' a l 11 a m E H z oibetb b Stroud t.'amfor the American Fallslls dam. He sion:il Hoperiieriorily." ■ . ' T ho funernl will HI, — l-;ii7abi.|b Stroud, M7, of leroim First mid ‘ wni. in charge .if huildint:It: lho road On April■il '21. H'S?, E a m e s wns Tiiendny n t llio .h" died SaUird:iy, Feb. 11. HtH't. Hif from R<«.-k Cr....k to Poi’orky Pm,.' placed on thi f r" T h ird Wnnlii Cliiip1,‘apel with Bishop three weeks’ probation. Al rral'H Nun.ms; Home of natural‘ Spring;:. ..ml fr.an Porlorky Pm e ii,^. ,,,^1 < ' JnmcR Hnlxrock oflkintinu. ofl Burial r the three weeks she was . . Sprm «:iiu.0.ildi:i'. He ruiLU e. East ’ will -be in th r .icrmne-Crmet..ry. .ic ’•‘''"i'''.'- mnet et the-'leller hut nol the---L *^2466 A(.ddison Ave. • iv n s W n f-'eh. ir:; in o i, a t ' S Friondii mny ciill ata l theI Hove-Hoh('rt- ‘ am i tl cran.' on m any dami .. Kan,, tlu- d;iu,;ht.'r of Lik,''■ fom ia. He Ihim b - B arbani Wek'ti. Dillsl chur.'h, nnd a riO-yr;ir d. they doubled difficulties l ‘J(i;l. loni: with others had been K \Z •'■>8. Caiitleford,1, diedd Friday, F.'h. mcmb-'rje r of l':ii'i>..,rn H.- w.,ik..d w ilh a n d Iruin « « . W »!.>■' > ' 10. 19K'J, a l tho TTwin Fnlls Clinic „,„i amot Club. .... :dl of bis hf.., an.l wnss 1a m em ber SOlveO. ,n extended illnos:i. .Survi- • ' C and Ho»piliil o fa n 0 rvivint: ar.' ..n.' Gloi.'• of ri.hnt; club:i m GoodingIK ami Twin (’rawfordrd reconinicnded to the Sho wii:i !>orn1 Fell.F. 21. 1!):K). at ’s tn u,d ul of , P,.r c.., W,i .b.; .1.1.' .Iaiii;h- l.-alls.- board lhatt 1;Eames nol be reliircd. In Caialeford, the d da. a u ,;h ler of Parley i-'r;,,•raaco'. Madan. ta ol Buhl; ma.' Survivin,: ar.: two dauf;lifihters. lil- {luposilionsIS be1 said tlie rei]uesi came ___ rmua. She marne.l ■- «nd M adKi'-Hiinm. Ichildron; aad :i:t i;r.-al-j;nin.l->• b-n Hollir.eld of H;m:...n,, ,and Haii.'l s u p p:)rl n n th e p rin c ip a ls who . “II Jn y Welch Ju n e. ;i(i,;t( ly.io. in -INvin chiUin'nn'n . Sh.' wa;. iiri-.-.-di'.l la di'-ithI' M clntyr.. of TVin Fall:.. 'a, !!„ ' th o u g h t shehe lacked tact and diploma- ______c i ______------^ - b x J i c cT J jhu-ljiin.l. Ill l ‘'8T, .ini' daii|;h- . b -Scout U 'uder. - n r ^ ; S he wn.'i a Cub H Ild 2 brother:.. Utah; aix «nindchil Jren;•n; nti'il 1 ~ i------^------. I^jnder, Avon Kepi{epr. sentative, nnd ,,^1’private burinl 1-' plnune.l aiui.'r trri'.'i'-crandcliii.iren, H- w,wa-i pr.-ce.l- ■ ‘J w orked a t llio Castl.'ford (’ School jjjrelir.'Ction of th.- Fariii.'f Fuii.'r;il'I ed in deiith I.v ..no ,;r.,;reat-i;rnmi- X \ ' > Snack Bnr Chaprl."I <|au,;l,t..r. fiv.. :,i;,t.-r:. an.i.i on.-. broth- V ^ V " \ S he wiei a niemh•mher of ihr ('.isll.- (h,idi.r-riuirrh-v,iul--g--- -— :=- —•nirJ'Unii.iirMeiiui. iiadette Hcnscheid Cr,'.nmt..,ii ■ t..ok pir.co"olii'w bft.- i th.-Ca.'alefordGrnn I!’l-;!rr - Bemnd.-H.' li.nV - M.irluary an.l ('ri'maton. m 'IVin v '7 i e r hu,h;.nd ..f ^ Survivim; nre 1 II, Kt.moiilh-old inlanl d.unih-;i- Fall:.. N..:.i rM.-..:. ar.. :,ibi-iii-duled. N l o w e r s , ^Ce&C ârt-V t Dout: and Kel- r- Cniilh'ford; four wm fi'.iu l and IM .lne 11.11-.. hoid, ofaf ^ ctc. •: ly Welch of Duhl.I. aranil iSaO' and Nii'l. ,, 'ri, ‘ lio d Fn* „' u.l', bora n.-c. 1:'). II'.hT, al A f t e c i e i l 0 ^ ...... : Cnlif.; and 12 f;r;f;r;uulch.lilr..|v Sl„- ' " .i:.v, F..h. 10, U'Hi*. at a I.k- R ^ d e .th h> her p.ir- ... l.o..K..,fnator..lcau ..... '* • wan preci'dod in d' irvivmj. ,ire b.'r |.:ir.'iils of K'.i- Valentines Sll.' w:.:, horn Oct. I'tOG.inOi:- li _ in (4ae M ittetuu.W ' cnt» nnd a brolhor. 01... .1>r..th.'r, Micluo l Hea. den, l.'Uih. the d:iut;hter of.!amo:tW.ol l,i; an.l Ihr.'o :,i',trrr.. Dumia, The funeral ■>vil,viH I,.- a, ■.! I.m , ■■^h.iil; ' ; and ''Anni.. Alkin'.on. T'b.. T‘ fa.nily ,Li.a::d.Ahiii:i.ilx;u-c!u::d..JI ol.. ------. . VrWil.emlhy-r.1 »h- !' IS'lh, and l.il. r K. Huhl. Tlo'VT m.iv.'.i Y>, Ft,. ' ..-h.'id ..11 uf Kupurt; iUul her B u n a l will f-.lhiw,w .ll Uio v;, ; l Kllil H.'i»..h. t.:.ck to Twin Fall., ialil.'.lt.',„.Sh;'mnr- \ } ^ l-^trnndpnrent:: -Mr. nnd Mr" .r-; Cemeler)-. Friend.■uls m:iv e;ill at lh.' n . d l,.'R..v Hlai-U; h.- lateit.'r di.-d. She .in i.in,:of UuiHTt. Farmer Fnn.-ralal (.•liaiH'l T ii.-day -MerMn m:irn.'.l l.viin Tbnm:,'.. P.,p,.l,'W..U from -10 n.m. lo H iM.ij nn.i Wed..,-s...... ry w illl... r.-.a. d at V p.m. la- n.'C. 'J l, in H.ihi, :.iand ho .1..'.! F R E E B oox. of C hocoSaltci 1t o s w i t h - '..-I day from 10-»i tn.:i. ll10 noon, .'ûj;i;,-.lMl anand Maa.. will I.-- v.-lol.r,.!:.t M av;^l, IIKS.',. ^ S' every V aieisnîrae order ovt►ver $2 2 .5 0 to Th.' M.'lha.li.t 11 .111. M .wl.iy, l,.,lh :.i-Si Nich..l:i-. Sl..'wa'. .ita.'mV.-r..flb ll.MJheerlul o UeaUlifItifu l Fresh Flowers •■ r »■ • -Churcti.-.rthet’).-:!’)r;irl.:ik."^('hn'.hal, fathillliiilic Ch.irch tn I'li.-n.Ud- .M:,tr.:n-:(T.,ih..,aiithoYF • : Academy. call at lh.' H,.ii-.-ii .N;^r!.u.y'■>■ Survi'viii). :.... .111.. l.i-.>tl.,tht-r. Myr...i 0 G r e e?n n & Cloonitng Pian(s -- - Chapelpel today tro.u 1 la.'- p.:i. , :it llieIh; .•.tk,l:;nu ..t' I'l..VI,, C.llif e 9 .______■______'""eliurr.S -r.M-n;.n'.',i„7p a ,.. 'I'-'" .-i-.ter.' l,..\'.-rn,i Sl.-iidac.j!:’i'.,rsa”rti. --'-silfanJrU riedA i'fiiiigcTncnTs" ■ iunn-' ~ .'i i.. ni.- ni.:;- g ------hecr Pifichacl Schci ,11 1;.. i.i l ‘;c - ,!r.,Il.b-,-o.;.'t.rotfirrnnd. W i r ei S c r v ic e ...... ' .(f.u o m k M)fMil-had ^>h.^.-r.:i-, of S ' ■ A l.i.- f.ia.T .i u - i - • .rer.Miio,'d:.-il S.v.u ."'''.'."at.';.:.' cIKiia '-H )'* Kiinlu-rly w aliter it, G. Blackburu ■ Tii.-.î.v ..I .Siiti...'t. >' ■■' A - S t. lUtnaiu-l:. lumr i'..rl.v.,:l,th.-i;.-v,T.....T. K .j,u l s,,rvi..,- ■irr |.-iu!irr' ''HOH o siin N i'. sv.,1;. I- i:.-.!,;.- ,,, ^ j-'r,.r,- ...... :'n..|..|.. .jiav ,.,.11 • 1 - “ ' ■ ' will 1..- aiur.u:,'n.rrv..! ll:.- M— ^ 0 ) (c ^ 0 -— 535 BlUDl:nt:C3-N.rM. *733-2250 M..i,.|,.'. l'r,...i.!' • 7Xi-n:y22 K<,l„.rl:.onI-uru:.,!-:.,!l'i,a ,.-l. 'I-'V. K,-K,-S ln .V .-.-,,.i Sunday, Fc&r;&ruafy 12.1999 Timoa-Nowti,vti, Twin1 Falla. WafiqV-&0 .

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— Blaine2 C o u n t y nc o m m issis i o n ^ p p f iy ^ c ^ te s =

■ By BARBARA NEIWIIWERT which hashai a 10-foot drop prohibitinglg end of the Indian Creek^ SubdivisionS sues of concen:em regarding Oio Indian Tlmes-Ncws torrcsponpondanC . childrenn from playing in a,.turn■n north of Hailey,.waH approiroved on a 5- Creek Homeim eow ners, ,M soc.ialipii’8;,^_ a ro u n dârea ^ ai riear the garago which:h 2 TOto. L e c n ^ ^ d recci:cive ’a good covenflntHondmd regulation^ which pro- — HAltEY - B lmirCouniya'iiewiSt n rt also haveive a drop off, and complyinglg dcoi of odverec commcntn f from -the' Inbiriri-horfie'Vie-bUaluraseS'. : l % t - addition to its zoningling ordinance was wilh firere safety codes regarding thetc audience nnd wntten fitatementa, f ter, Harlig sasaid, waa a civil matter put under thc punm last1 week vnth back wallall ofthe kitchen stove, H arlig said, and would neneed to be taken care of .tw o applicaiions to0 operateo; day-care The planningpU commission will re-e- Ono of tho primaryy conditions between thenlemselves or the courts, a n t c r a w ith in th e county.co\i « view the thc application again thisis placed upon the Lecmingg permit; was but il wns nolnol a concem nt tho coun- S h e ila M cLean nnd nnt J o a n n Lccm - sp rin g when wl snow melts to see if a dust a b a ^ c n t provisio:lion which re- ty level. ing both received approvalapi for thoir fencing; is it required around tho out-,t- quires the'aîpliconl to.pI. p re se n l th e . day-care ccnlcra, although alii each ap- side playay aj re a, planning commission willith 0 plan to Harlig estirstimated there are 10 to ttfm iS p e d i proval carricd additicitional stipulations control dust from the roaoadway lead- 15 in-home dnday-cares operating with- ^____ ; ' and did not receiveve \unanimous con- Aboutit five: people objected lo the1C ing to the Lecming homimeV Ixjcm ing ill lh(i“touriljîiyrbtinirhitrkiiowtedgG;— — sent from the Blainiainc'Counly Plan- day-carere but-all conccmed traffic.ic. m u st also h a v e a n o th e r rudontestru only one.olheLher.haa-come Jorward IYDEPARTO< n in g a n d Zoning ComCommission. CommissiiBsioner Leonard Harlig saidid The' con\mission alsoIso req u ire d a p p ly fbr a coiconditional uae permil as -BAKER1 th e comnmisaion m previously had deter-T- evaluation of thc septic; tankti system stipulatod inin tho ordinance. The McLcan, whose day-caredaj is located mineda aday-care permit would nolol lo ensure there was , anor a d eq u a te p e n a lty for no.noacompliance ia $300 for Valentine ^ in the East Forkc CanyonC between bo rejectected based solely on trafficfic d rain ficld'for th c a d d e d1 uaageu in the each day thcle i day-care operates with- ...Ketchum and Haile;liley, received her complaintlints, and no olher objectionsns horae, and commissioneriers will also out a permit,it. S w e e t h es ! a r t . p e rm it to o p e ra te witiwith only moderate were voicoiced. look at possible fencing requirementsrc ■ iadveotislmcot Vrcatrictions appliedDd to it, including TJio secondi application,- fromim a fle r'th e snow m e fi^ ’’ • • upgrading an endoiclosed deck area Leeming’irig’s day-care a l th e e a s tem 'The commission did.notlot address is- ^ {Financially I C a k L e s ^ Prico EtfocllvoEff» Thni 2-14 Speal(ing

S B j d l e um e ___ '4a5»wRrLowr” ■ a^^V jO raline'CC o b l u ^ Fresh Baked "Personalâllzed", Ea, fSMUiKtMttinii’.M. . • Continued fromfrt Pngo Bl whoso cilyci pipes frt(ltt! must get annn ♦Denied nn insurancecc policy cov- m F ren ch Bre:e a d ; lina and homes. • O K fromom the Wale; Department to ering volunteer firemencn that would ^ 4 9 * Would homeownei/ners be responsi* hire a, plumberpl if the city is lo payiay h av e co st th e c ity $9Cn. ng-Term Fresh Baked. Loaf..... ble, for example,, if their line froze for repaipairs. •Reviewed a Planmngng and Zoning ■“•O il G lazed Do-f>Nirts S |89 ...... but they didn’t runin ttheir tap to pro- ...... Committee recommend;:i^ tio n on.' a . ^ ^ 1 v e n t it? In o lhilheraction ( the council; trailer court proposed underun a condi- Ivice. ■ Mayor Wayne DoDoiilhil character- ‘Authiithorized the creation of a sev-ev- lional use permil. ThThe land on Many peoplepc< eschew the sen.dccs ...ized thc situationon as "a can of en-persorson committee to acreen engi-igi- B roadford R o a d is prc.sxsenlly zoned of a prolesifessional financial advisor of advlcc (rom family or ■ I M E A Tr depar™ w orm s," b u t sa id, thithere was no cur- neeringig firms wishing to designign business, in favor of /ue’s new sewer plant, "Thei'he friends. Tlicy Tli feel lhat it is harder rent proccduro govei)verning such prob- Bellevue : money when you must littee should scrcen down to 'Posted a notice thatUhorcwa.,nn t ™ lems. The lasl limidme this happened committ Investment information. In I Norbest "A" GGrade was 12 years ago,"," D o u th it s a id ,‘ a n d th r e e ,, mayber four applicants, as opening on the Bellcvi:,u. Planning , JJfinancial advJsors arc paid then tho homeownerner look care of the well as33 make a recommendationI to and Zoning Commissionon Board. In. rccntage basis on thc • • T e n d e r T i m e < f ^ K .. problem." th e courluncil as lo thoir first choice,':e,' terested applicants \shohouJd contaci |„vcstmcnlent dollar, work on a fee .... T h e council detdecided residents Douthitlit isaid. D outhit a t 788-1721. basis, orr rirccclve a commission, Loo5sts m ay add u p to .... " - - - ...... - -- h u n d re dIs s? of dollarsrTlie * Dairyf.....^ ...... investmentent advico.recciwcd, ^ 5 lb. Box Bluel e Lakes Fresh Froze however,r. r m ay well h av e e a rn e d or • Continued1 frontfn Pago Bl tain, m ilking cow s, saved ihc1C investor1 thousands of T r o i ]L t t $ i i • ing lo close the daidairy with another “I hahate to predict thal." saidiaid W hen th e c o u n ly coicommissioners dollors, A smalli one-time fee oflcn la w su it. , Je ro mne e County Prosecutor Johnohn again received-Vanderhrham’s permil Icads toI adadvicc that leads to savings jnded for many years, i F l U e ^ o 3 Schlendor contendends Vanderham is Horgan,an, "I don'l know. I really don'ton't - this time vrith a stampnp of approval compound al advisors like to work . trying to defeat theiie county’s current know,” from the zoning bonrnrd. provided Financial! N ; —'...... rief - •Vandcrham'obtainini'Tv-watrers-fnim... btiramawork^>f nwny—•------.--oi^nancewilh techr«hnicaliticB: IfVan-— HorgsrgaTr-saya-he^ preparitjg-a-brief Mild ,000 feet o t his 5y specifically focusing o n a ^BlockCut" ’’ derham wins, he won'twc hnve to obey on Holicjlioway’fl molion, but didn't sasay y hom eow ners w ith in 1,00 circumstanccs. goals, age. an ordinance rcquiriuiring 1,000 feet be- whetherte r the county will oppose it, corrals - they decidedod to ask Ik '“ “lh, S; ocojpalion, cash flow Cheddaiir Cheese 1 tw e e n d a irie s a n d1 residences.rc "We’ne’re sort of in the poaition wherelere court inn separate laws« s m l to ru l c ii n nicsiyistyle, a financial program ist want to know" if the county’sit/s the zoning ordinances’VIvalidity, lailorcd to k' ;-Vanderham applijplied for a permit we just I to his best In terests wil! Big!! 32 oz. Fresesh Express f i^ 9 "w th full knowledgedge“ of the county’s ordinanlances are valid, Horgan said,I, T h a i’s th e c a se H(Holloway haa evolve, 9 8 9 ôrdi^Lances and thereby the created a The ed dispute had its origins in 19&J,9&}, asked Meehl to rule on,1, You pro'robaWy l w ouldn't rely on |^CA«st*d!0 P i z z a m BClf-impbsed hardshdship, &hlender ur- whenI JJerome Counly amended its Although the motionn forf summary mcdical1 troatmcnttn or legal :nta!ion from bn untrained ’ gues. zoninglg ordinances< to clarify ita posi'losi- judgment comcs from>m Holloway’s reprcscnte toward dairies.-The revised or-or lawyer,-John Ritchie,!, Schlender - Itiund oiif.rcbtive.-Your r finances ... Holloway’s-requequeal-comes in-the • tion-tov • equal attention, A financial nee included the 1,000-foot limi-imi- representing thc olherr nncinhbors - is dcscrw ci ^.second lawsuit fileciled over tho dairy, dinance advisor is a skilled professional, 1 PROPU< vT; First, .several ■' neighborfli ■. sued- tation;-n;-like-the original ordinance,ncc, arguing the case, in evaluating vour needs ^''.ierome Counly, saying so the county but thehe amendments .clearly includecided Schlendor argues ViVanderham is “als. We can help you make '«• im p ro p e rly granlcinted a- 'speeial-use dairieses in one section dealing willwith splitting fine legal hairnrs by arguing ,|,c.mostiSt oiyOur< money. For FfesK, U.S. ^ permit lo Vanderherham because thc feedlotslots and slaughterhouses. the o rd in a n c e s he’s viollolating are in- rctiremcnilent and financial planning, f M dairy is loo closese to-houses. Then, ' Vendindcrham, a dairym an from On-On valid. A lkr all, Schlc:Jcndcr argues. Consultt PROFESSIONALP Y e U o 'w : the'county-sued HollowayHc and Van-' tario,I, CCalif., applied for a special-us(•use the previous ordinancee icould be read ECONOMDMIC SERVICES. INC.. ihg for damages but permitlit in April 1987. The county':ily's to prohibit u dairy atit V a n d e rh a m ’s Flrsl Inter:terstatc Bank Bldg. dertiam, not' asking ione734-'1545 l O n i o im s ' ^ ^ ib . lurpose of determin- zoning'lg board recommended denyinjying localion. T c le p h o r simply for the puri Dnvenient appointment, -U.I...... ing whether the county’scou zoning ordi- the perpermit, but the commission op- op The Times-News mwas unable to ^ 1C8 R. Love. UU.T.C.F. * nan6cB are' valid,id, particularly thc provedc d it, reach Vanderham orr his attorney, James ., 1,000-foot provision,ion. T hele neighbors sued thc counlymty. Eugene Frederickscn. f 10 lb. Bagg Idaho U.S. #: ■ Jôllow ay is aI defendantdi because The cacase was transferred to Meehl \ H u s s c e t t « hoj'is the only homeowner hc within He ancand lawyers handling the casi * ' l , 60l!> fe e t w h o h aIS s nor t sig n e d a w aiv- a g re eed d the county didn'l dcvelo] ...... er'agrceing.tpaccej:cep.t th e d a iry .,. ..enoughIgh evidence lo determin"i™ ' F O OT l C L I N I C x t o e s Fifih District.Jui.Judge Daniel Meehl whetheLher Vanderham’s dairy m et► the V . J - _ has indicated hias run lin g on th e coun- 1,000-fol-foot limit. Vanderham’s permi lie will likely resolve wentI bib a c k to the z o n in g b o a rd , , c u p T t n > â iT O tv ______ty^s i ,000-foot rule' Fresh. Crisp— ...----- ’ the. onginal lawsui/suii.'asKhg'tbclose Moaioanwhile,.. .Vanderham... starteiirtcd i D R - CCRAIGHOO L M / l i E the' dairy. But thattha point is uncer- buildlnling his dairy and has beguEgun J • Podialatrlc Medicine && Surgery * B R edD eU doi»us Amies .. Swccl, Juicy School Boy.B< L b : ...... 'alls attornei>y ordered • Ingrow nI TToenails ‘Heel;el Pain ^win Fa • \ K ^ r t s • Callcillouses & Corns r»/> • B unions; • Hamim m erto es I GROCE I T M E ^ I__topay cd a m a g e s - f ootnegligenccUK ------‘ Sports-Myledlclne t 'Adutlufts / C hildren

^■■;,B01SE(AP)-A- A Twin Falls attor- but ne|neglected by W alker, forcings itsit ney who twice raman unsuccessfully for dismis;lis sa l. I '^Gal. Jug -NNalley's J governor has beeiwen ordered to pay 'Wallalker's attomey, Howar $173*164 in d a ro aagea g t for commilting Hump!iphrey, argued before the ju jur ry I Pancali ’■ professional negligi’lig en ce. th a t ththe antitrust case could nol bcb 2 H 9 -. ,,Following a nine-day nin' trial, a 4th won. ^ WaSSfe $J ■ District Court jujury r Thursday found Wall'alker servedîs state Democratc ra t- ^ Uoyd Walker. 60» ,, 1resp o n sib le fo.^.jie-. . ic .P’a a r ty c h a irm a n in th e 1960h a an n d V S y r iu p ■ : glecting an antitnutruBtcase. ran urunsuccessfully for governor i ; The mondy willill go( to pay creditors 1966; aar n d 1970. I p u rsu in g th c nssetfse ta o f B e rt A tkinson, In1 1936,1! h e m o u n te d a tou g h c an 3.5 lb. Bag! Krusteaz ^ I ------'J— a 'Pwin'Fallrrhickiickcn dlstributorw ho-paiRn-'?n-for-the-stat(rScmite-Tir&i5trit ;• contended ne was“ias being lorced out of SjTiuibut tost to incumbcnt LarreyfA Ai n - ' ^ ; business by unfairair wholesale pricing, dersonson. arem 'dccldentl •, Boise attorneyey Don Lojek, who Thehe Idaho Bar Association reporiport- P an ec a k e j • . re p re se n te d . AAtkinson lk nnd his ed FriFriday that there is no recordrd ofi . b a n k ru p tc y trust*ustco, said the an- profesfcssional discipline ngainst WalliValk- ______R e g . o r_W-be!;heat_'N.UQ.neii._ I _ ...... I" 'a tru st-H n itT T O Jr9- -filed-ft in - T w in -F a H s - 'c r. -A c c id c n t P re re n tict i o i r ...... y a n d V i I Jlri!^rc Cordia{[y Invited to\o ''Enjoy cChild CPR In.struci c t i o n I z ™ ^ i _____ ^ ■< youT^ddh^ I dallon Wesistern Family ■ ■ ’ ■ CTê-nded 9dîc ^^ Sec -Moonday, Februaiary 13 Siindmj, Je lâ n j 26, T.

Lilulungcommitnlitm cn ls a a' 7:30 p.m . I a % 1 m b to-be------—------p V ; axognized- TYour o i Wedding" ' willfcjiurejre tim ely stories, news MklVRMC Cafet(iteria j infom ution,I, helpfullv Jiinls ic gift ideas / llutwillK'bcr bom enjoyable to a \id &c I DoleKmeaiapple f p W j T ^ y / h d p f u l in makin:king any ^vcdding a succcss. e 2-cz. Can. Eii...... iV |ffT ^ From weddingg nngs,n flowers .^nd gi^fls to F acilliliUitor: Paul Mileses, M .D . honeymooa'!,, fufurniture, U h o m e s,^ o u r I DtsncanlrBs: T i a r a I W i'ddirg" c.in pla'play a sicnificanl role in onc imes IBe.ssar« I 3ff'/J s of lhe most imporportant slepi a couple m11 ■ I 23.5 to 27.2 oz. s"N Cream, Qioc. Mouix.'. O ux. ;\iu;\iivin:i:)...... u 2 3 R.i'. V'vi Q (Black Fonrst, Chcmos T \f/ ^ '.AVphnning a woddir Free Admittanance F;Families Welcome y j \\V\, in lh t-'lu lu reo rji I i P n i P B B i a . B OJ f. g C J h i i o w b o u t u -• / \> ', th in k in g a b o t OisâdcTS E i 2 5 Ih. B.1 3 ...... his is a 1 [>4 you a uniqur ^ ■ .cclion. j hu=-j.-ou» « 1114-nujf ------E or r:;iore in _aas4a-737-2430 fnurm.Titduri[i[;yi)ur R' Filaisa B ar H S a u l e ' S i ’.“ i ___ ' . _-M iaoi.E.-JsU44frtlHT , ' , L - C l k e i i ^ i e , ‘l^’cd d iin j T rivia iviagic Viiillitu y -^ — :------I iil 02. Wi;dorii e R eg io n al M cilical C ei'.tai' ----- . , 8 - 4 Timea-Nowo, Twin FalFalla, ld.iho . Sundny, Fob'ruuryry 12.,i 1009 1. ' ■ ____ School»l luncK^rim enys-— .. y ciiickcn, tomiud i.Tocn niilnd,Ild, pink npplceiiuci/ rtilliin, icp w hippi^ polatoouocu. KToon U-unii, hot roll , \Vedne.-d;.y: Wi Crenme.i cil ______num.I , Tl.ur.idav:iv: Chili, Hre. n iwilad. *i|)pli:- lm'lmtt>-ri-d; peati,' cherry torti' nnlii'-- hnniMiey hnt- nnd milk. w ilg .------:------' ' illlU *l^tle.'.“pLuil;nmit TTntU'-r goowc mtti—mttrrt ial lurkey grnvy, __ _ Mondnyr__Chicki.'ii ’ m;nurx''L’' KJUice, cimluiimmon rull,, uiul milk.------CTT er.' peuft. cheese'M ick, berry cieotibier . ’llicadiiy^ Roiial™ - • oau ce, •'tatPT-m u i 'i a min ri 1nnif nut nip - - Fri.I..y:-QliQl[»»4i.i*JjurgoLa_i!rai‘''' fr i," '.___ W cdncndny; 'Rjco nnlad, r,nliiilmr, pcnm . m ilk. ■ whipped potatoes,8, cchc<<.B« Htick, hol ------Friday;—Urilkilled _«‘heesi* Bnndwicli, uudnd milk.1 . an d fru it icoo. . , - • . v.-t:,'liitil.‘. coocookie, choculatc milk. . 'prt.ireljriruiTiiiid 'p rt inl— Chicken noodle. (loiip,- rolla, chorry cri/ip nnd milk. Thurodny: Chicken liurscr• oon II bun, fru»h vrRelnblr«,*«, polaU) aoup. fruit, oal- Tt ;i-f_laco with lc\luco 'I\iesdfty: no«roii*nitrn hurgcrHj biltt/'rod . ___-Wodnaflday; - Corn - dojia ,0M and tiitaup Ir-fad. IruilI ninndmiUi...... Vi;.-intilc:?.- nrccn -=ii1m<1.-/‘'““d l ■ cupfl, U iitr litfl, ii[)pli'«aucmuc'u'and tiu.co- Tiie:: milk- aildjiiilk. Tuciiduy: ChiChicken nuRKeta und T h u r s tln y ,P i» rk clini)ilinplct, muiihVd butter, fn iilil andn milk. , an MINIDOKA Fridny;, Chnlupct.m. frenchI frion, fruil pennul bult polatocH 'find Knivy. iiimi,,,,.,1- vrj;«.|nlile.' W.-iliu-«luy'luy: Crillecl <'lii.«'>ui uaiidsvith- ,. pi/.7.n, cup und niilk. TVirkey pol pio nnd apple Monduy: M Heef nnd cheeiie nnd h o t roll. es. rn iicli frii'frii 'i, jtickle:i. fruit umi milk. JKROME ELEMKNT/TARY \Vednciidny: TVi Fridny; Sloppy joes, i' rrt frien, cur- Thiirjuiuy:,v: lli,iiil)uri:ir i:f*.ivy Munduy: Pii;n in a blnnknkel, linnh cohiiler, Ipon menu. I----- rot sticka;fruil, cliocdlntrtr nMilttc. hn'ad, butteiIten-d com, trinl, liluelxTry lmiiniwnii nnd cutiiup, p<'i.nut batU bi T n n d lliuriidny: Opo: nuiflln untii milk.m celcelery cup. fruit, vanilln pudiiddinR «r\d Fridtty; S<,i(i buiburK*-'r nnd ic«‘ creimi. , • BUIH.HYHY Frid;iv;l!uHum und lie;jn:i. iruit. iLiiiun rnirnilk. KIMBERLY Monduy: I’iK" >'> liiiiket or clii'ciie pie Ulld milk.Ik, ;i\ie:.day; Tncon. ti-Uucy nnc.nd chociie, , M up, pinenp- - IJrmikmiit 8crvli|)le hliceii. iiuf;ar cuukio And3 chocolato< Monday; Chid B a c k Together” Toi i\ii.ui],iy; *rufkcy nndJ p[Trn%y, munlied fne.'i, pc;r!,, c-lic-hei-'.' r.lirk^nid cake. mimilk. poLalooii and j(niKTUvy, p^'i.H and cnrroUi, ,, polntot-H, buttered mixedixed vui;elul>le;i. 'I\ieruiuy:■: 'I\iuu „:indwirh, fn-nch ' Wi-dnfjiduy; i ’epporoni pi:pirza, bul- rollii nnd hultcr,•r, ffniit Jell-0 nnd milk. ; wholo wlient bun, fruit umiund miik. frii’H, puiiipklpklno.ik.i Ulld m ilk. t.nt»irf>d com , currot lilicka. fruil,I. chocoiirtui Tuendny: HunIurrit'''i ‘ Iho AJcohol & Drug liootm ontnt Piooram tu « \ pickleii, Fronch frioK,•ioK, fruiU’d ,/ell- corn briMciiiv: i f ' » Adult & AdoloKont Coio ' awocl roll nnd milk. .rilll.i.p|)ll".:iu'.aueeund milk. W H Y ’HW A T T ^ • Froo C onw llotlon: Fridny: Chicken nuKt;< whipped ■ Friilay: I’e|)(»'ri>ni I p u /a , );reen p«ljilo(.'!i nnd Krt'vy, fruil,II. [;[>cnnut InitlcT iieniii', cuke,ke, (iiaches und chiicuiatii ^ F O R Yr ( o u R • Intorvontlons cookio, iinl roll nnd milk.k. milk. • Family P io g ta rn ...... ^ T A X R E FFOND l . Fflondly Confldonllai Caro i o n HIG H tlACIOIlMAN ilU llL E Y JU N IO I • M odlcaro Cortlflod Mondny: Pljîi in ii bhinkiinkL-t, iiurf hu^^:- Monday:': Cnnp'C ui- ;iiifl laco, lettuee ' • cr, tutor toU wilh cnliiu|liiup, bhicktierry ;iiui cheese,ic, iii-ar^, uranolii bar nmi W H E a M Y O Ur < C A N • Sorvicos C o w io d biy pic nnd milk. Snlnd bnr - 11fincor iiteuk. milk- Mo:t Insuranco Plans' TucBdny; Doll bur, frieHrieH and tati.iip, 'i\ieiicijiy;r. I’eppi-riuii1 (ii/./ii. i;rc-on I'ut^ G E T Y O) l U R M O I ^ EFAST! plncnpplc, cookio und clnchoccihiti' milk, ud, banana,ua, slruw-lierry yei;iirl ami , Snlad b a r - c o m doR.. milk. USEH&RBLCHO C i r e R A P I D R E F U N D PPF R O G R A M . ‘ Wcdncadny; HiimhurciT•(;er ur burrito ur W edne uiajday: Chicken nuf^cel.'t, conl ur It'savaJLilable wfacther H&R BitB l o c k cheofwliurfôr, fronch fn w u and nil.iup, hrucculi, iieueeuehes, hill nill and milk. p r e p a mes your tax return or ncn o t 24 Hour Helpline A pourH nnd n u l cup. milk.Ilk. .Sulad Imr - T liur«lay::iy: Pin In u M unkei. uu cnttii hoi'iKio- potaloe:;. mixed mi: fruit, vunilla iiudduii 734-6760 ThurBdny: Tnco hoiil orcir ri>rndu(:, but- and milk, IT’SEFAST! Toll Ffoo Idaho lon-d com, Imnnnn jiudiiiiddini:, milk. Sul- Friduy: n:,m H: lniri;er un n lum, tnleil F or moirdctuilsosortoscelfyou BLOCK* nd bnr — cherii Hnlnd. lUickii, fruit.il. cliDcilutc( cukr and milk. i q u a i ify call n&RBI B lock now . • p------1-SOO-247-31B9 Fridny; Chili or Imrtmrhecue, cjirrui imiou roll:, and • IMM/iMANU!:i.!.UTHi;it\N j- utickii, ponches, cinniimn HAIUEY 1 . ' milk. Snlnd bur-Inirrilji.iljj. Mdiiduy;-; f-Sldjipy jo<'!t on hun. ptilalui TWIN FALLS J ^ E R O M E BUflLEY ” canyonvIE Iililllk‘1. Kpeci.■ecial h:i.ut. c arro t nticki,, Kni-t, 415 Addison 06 113'3 W ost M ain S t 16500verloidId 17 E. Bullion SL I 733-0106 324-2656 678-9691, 783-3505 CASTLKFOI;.‘ORD nola bur:, am.and milk. 1 HOSPITAL _ .Dronkfuiit i

L ^ g e r ffinds j ' $ couple bby y i n 'h . 3 Save! Mobilele & Handheld Cellillular Phones /I ^ Track Da)ata and W rite Releports With Easeise heliicoptoalo custom Iiles, lypo qucsli ireports ' . - . A fter hiking so m e: distance, dl lhey ■ ' 'P ^ 1 0 0 mfr Gugg. rolaii S349.00). osa/i decidcd to lurn back: to Clearwater. I slions in plain English, prini ro| . T h ey le ft from th n t s|Juis|^Jt again Mon- |L Rog. D aisy W heheel Printer ft/TU Gym.im«c Co'P u te r r . day. Instead of takinging thc trail to ifQ ■ Missoula Lnke, they decideddc( in.slend |Q 499 95 Save Laptop Computi : to hike west to Red IvesA-es R a n g e r S ta- ^ ^ H A L F Ibndy iil' ; : 4 0 0 LT 1 ^ • tion. LovLow As SIO Pof Montli. ^ P R IC E ! 39! otnlog Price 419.95 S a v e . Thoir timing couldJ Hotiii luive bL'un —; .. fu I 995 ‘"1H A isis'p e r Month* worse. They Wked on)n snow.shoest ns * 5 0 0 ' Wircli-'GS rom oio. Buill-in amimpanel p On-scroonon p ro m p ts. H Q . «16-511 ‘88 Catalog thc deep freeze lliul dro;droppetl lemper- ■ speakers. A/V in/out. i^ie-^Sr•i?52 Homoleft.Wi*'llffifl? giff-n ______- tures well below zero■0 racedr; ihroui’h — ____ Prico 995 .0 0 4 9 7 0 0 1 • the nrea. D(Dolby" Surround DeDecoder WIrelO6ss Headphone LowA»S25 Per Monlh. 1299“® f e M S-DOS’ compalit)alible. W26-2800 Reg. 1799.00 • The two had run outlUt ofi food ill ihi-' CT. - “ ‘A SS i a v e Sli Tractor Feed. Savi;avoS30. Reg, 1*19,95. R' LowA»JG5 / Tr-j~~;'aro. ~ " Two 3'/?" • Per Monlht U a S S Stc S h iarg o ab lo ' ’’ i cabin and decided to0 pullp U[) slakes $ 4 1 9 5 C u t S /'26-2801, Saio 119.119.95 di I Sb J.ii ix)Sfn(ii) TMWicioiicioiou b;Runs PC-compaliblo soltwaro. at thc end of January,y, butb Uieir truck 3M i I a r r a f ; 'C disk drives, 768K RAM. Rocha broke down ond food ranrai short. s i VHF Marinee 2-Way: Radio battery pack-W25-3500 ancy!’ 1:: Joo Avery, the contiuntacl the Millers j Buiil-in am p »'15-1279 5 2 0 -11. rango. /#32-20‘2051 ______2 S y s te m made to start their herrlermit existence, U !8»? gras “Road Emergeni g . 8 9 .9 5 ci.iitury, lieaoVl'OriM o«l 1 at Clearwater m ' 129.95 W W Rog. • went to their cabin ii 2-Way CB Radio S i , Tuesday and saw thc10 note.r Ho bcii- S 3kers PortabIble 6-Band Radio= ' ded for the night and anc llieii sper' ^ Amplified Speakt C u t B B W ed n e sd o y tr a c in g lhe lh ro u te the S ' C ut 40“/o :y wnuld follow. ||||H Millers indicated they ^ Q eqWS 1 4 % j B p , 9 5 R °9 . Avery, a logger-lrnpfappcr from I’itiu’ n D m ' Save Rog. _____ Crcckr-boardcd—a-lw-lwlicApl*li.i t.01 p o rlo ss'; W43-397

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Times-News wrilcr Thc first step -- a one-slop( shop, for ■ion - is a lre a d y lie- SHOSHONE - Last k housing information Ed mg implemented,, saidsai Wendy Jaquct, Sinnott had troublo keep the un Valley Chamber. • jobs, filled a t his Clearw;irwater Land- direclor of the Sun A housing informalit:iation center is being . ■ scaping Co. in Ketchum,m , m&inly l>e- sel up at the Ketchclchum Chamber of cau.se prospective employeoyecs couldn’t C g |^ ^ and at tho Job Ser- find plnccs t« live. • Commea'C office ant “People com c lookinR fo viceiniiailcy. and 1 ■ M S |^ “Right now theyhey arc lost going their first question ia, ‘Where'\V the i H hoops lo find hous- ' _ housing?’ and_yo|i_look_bii B E B ihrough endless hoc them i ^ C S l M l 1. . with a blank stare ah(n I B H ing," Sinnott said. (Tsay, T‘3bn‘’t" ^ ^ ^ W ^ / ' . i — I'hc'KCCond s tesp p his to-st;irt a busL-______know,T Sinnott said. ness-subsidized bus service to bring At one point, Sinnott huhad LO people w o rk e rs lo S u n Valley, Vail It could stop driving from Shoshone! everye\ day to and Shoshone. Sin- plant shrubberies und in bolh Jerome nm nd manicure nott suggested. law ns. Such u system1 hasha. worked well for . . .. Slin Valley wonts whn i . ' " ; ?hat Shoshone ^^H _oU jer resort towns,,-ns, h c sa id , C a ctu s______■ hns - abundant labor ama n d ofTordnblo • IjjjH H Pet^Fuses etiiployployccH the' 4u miles housing. And Shoshonele wanLs\ w h at from Jackpot to TwiiI\vin Falls. ■ Surt Valley h a s - godd-piiypiiyin'gjobs- ' rrr— - "I w ould IHce to0 seesc busing as enrly For five years, Carla,rla liiws has ; As A pril," h c said.1. risen before the sun twiceice a week and Tl)c Sun Valleyey Chnmber is also . - Shoshone cat driven north from, her Sh planning a jobs fair fail in Shoahone in tie ronch to cleim thoio Sun Valley June. Employerss fromfn Ketchum and homea and condominiums:ms ofthe rich. J f Sun Valley will come com to Shoshone to "U’s nol a job I wouldId run i out and M interview people,■, JnquetJa said, look for ifl didn't have to,to,'"Ibw« suid. “We’re puttingg togethertc a list of “But thc first few yearsirs we were in JjH people w ho w orkc there thc nnd who want desperate-slraightar—II--II—3 H v e d -o u r— — to work there,” AilkVitken saiU “I’m hop- livef?, re a lly ." — -• - i' i ‘ w B ^ ^ ^ B-irTg-thcvwiillQok-atk-ttt thi# fl.4 an oppor------Tbwa' w ag e s a v erag;e e i $8 a n h o u r ^^^H~tlinU ^tolnakîghiighcr wuges'withoat ----- Most Jbbs'availuble' iriri 5Shushbne o r having lo leave thcii:hcir homes and com Jerome or Twin Falls staijtart at around m u n ity ,” $3 nn hour, she said, But Sinnott bes busing 1 as only an While Shoshone struf.rugglcs under TA % intermediate solulioulio;i,atlca8ttoSun the poverty of this decadeode’s p e rsiste n t K Valley’s problem. farm depression, Sun VailGalley’s c risis is l||||j|jj|^ - one of• prosperity, In.-ti.-the-past 18 T h e lo n g -term1 solution sol is to break monlhs, the renort haslas come back D p|M g ^^^B -dow n-ihe. liarriera.Jira.iQ.4jelti_ng, nfTqrd; . inlo vogue. able housing, hc said.-sail — . Property''values aree soaring)s and ' "There has lo) he hc a way to bring oncc*abundant rental condominiums co rents down," hc saidsaid. are scarce. The workingn g people viUil pnetttOUReSA 1 i . ' “Some rea! estatestate people believe to a resort town aro bein^ o n e o f fivfive commutcrs workingJ forfc Alpine Property Mai[anagement in Ketchum.n. Helen Williams of ShoIhoshone cleans in Sun VaUcyV j-jjjiigy ly poinj, {toq be the long-term Sun Valley’s problem i: nott and answer nnd tliafsit’s whore we should resort communities acro;cross the coun- ies, eitherr skilleds or unskilled," said Shoshone Sl people drop off in spite of dccidcd it wasn'tm'l worth it. But it was Two Tv mon - Kctchum's Sinno )eem er, m a n a g e r o f th e the tli higher wages up north, hard on our kidkids. We couldn’t go to Shuîhoshone Councilman Joe /\itVitken - be spending ourir efi'ort.e But on the try, S u s a n Dee /shouldn’t workers be iccntly.reportcd Blaine.Goun)unty Job Service in Hailey, Dariene Jerome/and herr, 1husband, thcir games nnyinymore," Jerome said, . wert.'ere brewing the same idea;i at the other hnnd, why she Tiio Aspen Times recci mnninity nnd be ablo thnt 1,‘lOOjobs were goin[oing unfilled in Entry-levilevelworkers such as cooks, Ken. K quit afler tluee w nteiters clean- She now waitinits tables ihree'days'a 'samiame time: a more pleasant andan per- a part of the comm J and tnke advantage resort, A head- waitresses!S andr housekeepers are the ing ir liomes for Bitterroott Proporty week al Shoshonlonc's Manhattan Cafe, mannanent way to bring Shosloshone's la wjilk to work an the posh Colorado ski re; ler-wnge of our greal schoo;hools?" he asked. “I line in the Vail SunS Valley and Shoshone. "We needed the money be(jecause the each communitylily's problem^ a solution lii ------‘‘We simpb'-don't-havtt»vttenough-bod— Thr-dnig-t5-of"Ciimmuting-hns-made—ffl—farm-wasn't-Kupporting-ut;,jK ,..But- wo— forth e o th e r— hc-.Sun—Valley-'Clmmber o of f ' CoPV-“ livc.Mri'Idiihol’' Tw infFalls' Iss t B & B itInn openIS Q o By D E N IS E T U R N EER R w ant this to bc a homohon away from home for tho:tiose poo- (X sel i Ils Tlms-Ncws corrcaponcondent pie." Three of tlie fourir guestg rooms ore ^ d y and v I TWIN F A L L S -TTie he city’s first bed and breakfa;, double zine sales, B o u lev a rd , n e x t to ththc c Red Steer Restaurant, buffets, nnd tho old-old-fashioned kitchen still boi t o Zlc. T h a t ideaa dawned i on magazine the tho average, will read it, inclutuding 13- The latest onee couldco gross $30 mil* .• . AkktfnnflTTlachHrBiirginf $40 for dncpcrson-andd $45for$ - original cabinets— ...... 'editors about ththe tim c'theypcrfcrted—niil!milliotY-women, trip le th e n o rm•m. -- lion in s a le s aind-spinoffs n d - for Time -- - two people per night.it. Breakfast, featuring suchil (dishes Akkerman has workedwo out a prtjmotional giveawaygi' gjossy pictures.;s. , . .‘The notion that sex sells hasha been Inc, .as-orange french tpatoast,, potato pancakes, scrai:rambled with a local fumitiniture store and) will soonI havo1 a jhe speclrurrum now ranges from around aroi since,the turn of the: c e n tu r y - T h c '2.5 m illionlion street copies'arc cg^ and country sau.jausage, ia included in the pricepr of brochure to use forbr iadvertising. Shc'hflB a crilrib o vnil- ■ Four Wheelerr magazine,r which once whenw Iil magazines learned theyey could $:i.9G each. TheiC 28G-pago2. issue has )ii," said 118 pages of adsIs worthw over $15 mil- tho room. able and plans to allowguestsofall'agoe.'allo a year complimliments the bodies,of ils reproduce repi a nice illustration Tm opening my• homehc to people;" sh© satdr^ 1 -?«ts'arontsoallowilowed a t th e i n n ^ __ . . — . trucks with’bebodies of heautiej, lo David Dav Stewart, a con.sumer p.spsycholo; lion. Home Box; Office,Ofi also owned by :------1 Cosmopolitan,1, theI women's magazine gist gist nnd professiTr of marketiUllng'ar- TnneHncrhas iJ-GO-minuteij-G ehow-oiv — - • ■ . thnt thrives on sensuality and deav-- thc thc University of Southcm. Califor-( how the issue was wi mndc and has G00,000 orders for u $19.99 videocos- \e interesl;t rSex-isanatattractive commodity if "You tend lo get the oppososite sex selte. About 750,750,000 calendars at Reduciring home! mortgage it’s packaged1 well,"w said .Co.sniopoli- paying pay i(K?enli6n lo the picturcire, but a $10,9.') each arcj oon n s a l e . - ______... ‘ person of the same sex responyncling lo Inside Sportss andar Sporl magazine ■ 1 1 ^Helen Gurley Brown, per; lill, "Eveo'body likilikes to look nl pretty the the copy," he said, '[Womena like Ui liave copycat versiersions. Swimwear II- deductiiion finds1 few frien(ids on Hi] giris in bathingng suiUs." emulate emi whal they see. Theyy want^ lo lusirated and American An Swimwear losm o's bu sin e ss office, -kiicknow w hal arc the beauty seerxreti." exhibit sultry women woi in suggestive The WnHhington Post up on a campaign cai to .save the home' whether v cutting the mortgagage deduc- And in Cos: m ortg a g ec deduction d and already are: lion I would meet the "duckck test' for theres mockk surprise.; "Sex sells? The 1 swimsuit issue was bojoni dur- apparel, supplyingying order blanks but ing the midwinter sports doldrums do not Irothering wilhvilh articles. ' WASHINGTON - TlThere are a lot piling up3 PACP money. Some lendersi new i; taxes- Noooooop. Real!}ally?" said Debbie Berg, ing Capitol Hill, but mailed outlUt le tte rs w ith th e ye ar-e n d1 T he m ortg a g e ta.x deducluclion is a making the questionerqu feel like the when whi a bikini-ciad Babcttee March • Hot Rod magazi:’azino's swimsuit issue of bastard ideas on Caj: ost April pumped eir- none lhal have ns muchuch trouble find- stjitementU oft mortgage interesl warn*• duck d all right — a sittingg duck. Fat farm ^ y cauglUghl look- cuiai:u la ti9n 28 percent tn . u fiitliur the ihouw tighl-of44nkw ,— |ng - h iimmwIîra_lll£iUu^Lie^lllctip^^ t‘iiv I to the point where it cann no longer ing at lingerie th e nore than’ 1 million______ing wilh the federal inincom e U\x do- is Ihrealeniened unless Uiey grab pitch-• fly, f th e hom e m ortgage ■wnioiri3~~Se5iTcntaloEm: v d e sig n e rs ;opics. duction fof home mortgr•tgngc interest. forks andJ marchir on the Capitol- waiting v to be'kiiocked off,', c o r a t le a st F ashion d Sports Illustratcd's " Any politician worthythy of tho nnme Chairma::iian Dan Roslenkow.ski, D-- knocked I' down, and the pepeoplo scur- know it. Hoiill c lubs swiWimsuit ir issue gels would just as stmn cam;ampaign againsl 111., of thehe House Ways and Means: rying c lo its defense know it, . ’ , show il. Carar dealers- tojjns n s of free publicity, the flng and motherhoociood a.s champion Commillee:ee ha.s said it is s:icrcd, andi Deducting the interest, ono a m ort- grow on it. M M. a k e rs of ?ood and bad...... anassulttin-lhe huiDcy.icy grail of UTit- his, pre^s^s aides w iljj^la^ play lhe -gage.is increasingly irrelevflevant to low- evervlh in g fm icc c re am ingolTlhe interest on1 thelh mortgage, lape for anydiiuhters,an; , er-i'ncome t A m e n c a n s a s l\ie tH ir”3 rc a m booze a n d icc Dick bradlcy, "a”ciir~~* h o n i t , i w loonist^ for Tlie Buffalo • ' ; T h e ho m e m o rtg a ce;e deductiontl is so Tlie onlyniy House iiii'mber who everr of f home ownership is leflX behind by rake in dough o f f A . ; does sexy H nM M iM i 1 i i d l i m m m k Ne u » p .'^0 fasL is that the tjixIX deduction true sincc God c re a te d the issue and saying. sig n in g u p co.Hponsors.rs. Several pow- The enlL'ntire Du.'^h a d m in istra tio n1 encourages i families lo spenend more on women and m e n , "Act"Actually. I road_il hii-______criul trade associnlil)nK;ins have learned quacks in iini.M)!! a l th e ((uestion off -.?-Scc.MORTGAGE ona Page1 B6 there’s a \^h^fholesome- ciiuse of the inleresl- ne.'is possiblebte a b o u t ' ing, ah, articles," %L 0 fl ■ a . sexiness," saidlid Christie On the flip side, crit o a rd l H'f”'. ™pn p re s s of ics b lis te r th e jo ck jo u r D e m o s s a y B i i s h is cuttm g fafaifms too h , Playboy Kni■'ntcrpriscs, nal for.sexplaiiiilion, Tlic A'iHuciHted I’rosi;; -- -- admini.slratralion," She said farmorss ernmenti Uit-Tiuyer oTtet'tir ru o m r------— yrHid i— ftubli.sJ . "It's about present facing mornore droui:ht could nol Uike.e. Farm payments b,illoon(tncd to more world's largetgest men's M s ining g women as bimbos. WASHINGTON -- Pre.HidentPi H ush d e e p e r cut;:tils. “^lTiin'$*2tfhiHion ' in 1986 butbi currcnt- ' mcgazine. "Ifi'It's.on nc- W hat is fl’sports mfii':i. _____ ' ...... ciTTTiiirofnriwmQlCGr.r-'I'ir-'l'hurniaj-TTight...... fJ _Jv_are costing ta.xpayera■a less lhan ceptable calcatcgory of ^ 0 M [||H |H 7-ine doing" p u b lis h in g to 'reform- farm paymymeal progrirma tiie U.S.. CongressC will have ihc last;t hafrorUialHlHeTiirnYeeC.^'Olio'myani;—mediH:-IfB-bifi b i^cr. than pornographic pictures by reducing them byy ?2? billion ne.'ct w o rd ,” thhe e .\ppropriatinn.s (Committeee tinues to rebound from itsita d o ld ru m s il’s e v er been."n." fiiical v e a r a n d th e D)emocralic en chair- lawmakt'rt'r said. iiftlie eariy and mid-1980s.]s. Just ask SSporLs 11- B H fl ig aâg p |aBi) joJ o K an e , p ro fe sso r cif men o’f both ;i|;ricultuiIture committees Reaganm also h a d propo.^-ed S2 bil-1- Husih's budget book said•id t h a t "pro- lu atrated . Itt makes n an sport management at quickly said hewa.scutl:utting too hard, lion in cutcut.s in p a y m e n ts by th e gov visions of current law werere designed annual m n a rk e tin g 13o\Bowling Green SUile it during the height ofthe faifarm crisis," spla.'^h m ixirx in g m er- UmUniversity. ------liuidLS-uxmlUmir.-il hlueiirint fur ernm enl-Ot-owned ' CuniniodilY Credit ------Dcparêttl.--i'f-^f;êHhL-tikure-prt??;fHi»~— ,u ,~ir-igyfj.-..iigiO 'i»-ir>«fi>ni e4w«Hliring-tif _ "I wriiimi.iyu spend ...... ;ippr:iri;(I liiruuiir.to.wil:w iia i ;m ouigoiiifi ■■JuriOii'Th'}'h T ''W ’'~ “ ir''laiâi*^.n;'hy m ak-t- ' progmmn nnd not wait unin lil Ih e 'c iir- 'b y Hhuvtcu.sii:-sing baby- hnaif a l as much time pre- President Ileaiâii proiJroiSi.'cd a mnnlli ini; $'.11)1)K) niilliiin: of lliDst' payments;s rent farm bill e-'ipirta neariy r two oiled bodies2s in see- -sen•seniing women as .seri- l)Ul liiw inaklinker.-; fxpri'S;;cd thi.^ li.-^cal,■alye;ir. •' yeara hence," it said. ItL added i that throuf^h niesllesh rather -1 -ou;;•UU;| athlelhe:; instead • • liver the firfin,' prinl. The C’oiL’onimndily (!rcdil Cnrp. pni-I- H ush Iku; called nn Agrici-icuUure Sec- than the normirmal fare of % <'f f I’layboy buniiie.^. ’ Rop: .Sm,ith ith , IJ-Meb.. v id e a . lULiiiiiiiUiii-iUljpL'rL ;i) re ta ry C l:iytnn K. Yeiiltete r to "wurk ' athlete,'^ dreires.U 'd in -j Tth in e y w o u ld n ’t ______,,lv..,n,-n.iuv u.-:uninl'lillion:; nt^ w liich riitlDii, rice, ric u h rril a n d leed [(rain:': V,'ith thtrC-.riiglVrr' lo d f v'elo e l p a • ^ w ia t a n d gra.;ra^:^t:iins. j?— * ;r „ a y w iin it if t)u>y p u ' liii.-ii l.>is('d in.- itif- v.'iTi' ;ilvii:n-p iiroilucur.;;r; a- v,-u!l';i, iiiici->upp

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i s j s . B e q f _ Bysiiies 3 Employee exiixpert to speak[Monday 1 TWIN FALLS - Jame;mes Wrich, n nntionnily reco,}cognizcd expert in cni- ploycr/employec iissisLanLance programs will bc thee featuredfi speaker al a w orkshop from i) a.m . llo o 3;30 : p.m. Monday nl Canyolyon Springs inn. W rich will di.‘;cuss rcdireducing heallh costs, ab«ententeeism, and developing a more productive workrk force.f The cost is $15. Thoe workshopw i-s sponsored by' CanyonC View Hospital, ^ Mugic Vnllcy-Rtîonnl'MI'Mcdicni Center and Fnmily■ly P h y s ic ia n s. F or imirL- ^ information call 737-2162165, ^ Idaho Rural1 (Counci! meetss Tiiesday @ A 1 — ..... R A N D Y C H A P U N ' JEROME - Tlie Idahoaho Rural Council will meetc l n t 8 p.m. T\ie.sday at JEFFERY D. OSBOO)RNE LAWRENClCE FLOUItNOV JOHN THOMPSON !d Wins salesmanan of the year '• Woods Family Restaurnijrant on Main.Street. Infonrirmation W ill be offered Nciv assistant.nm iiailager '------r j ------—------^------i'lurprttiiH-tion-ofJolmij'li, I--Tlu)h«»nip— Falb-kia.btieaxECOgn Steve 'niompnipson of lliirley has .sonjn tot vice prr'sident and managager of laiuin producer forr cropcrc hail and mui* __ i.surance by Ameri* ; Dry Pea andd Lentil Day is! 'Thursday Lawrcncc Flournoy' hnin s, joined bocomo tlir- dirrcirectnr of Buy Idnho in 'I\vinwill Fnlls Bnnli & T rust’s Kinimher- liple peril crop in.sur iborne can Agrisurance. llie Ill' firm waa the 0 Dr>’ Pea a n d Lentil, D ny nit t thet Lcgislnture.will be IdIdaho Fii-st Nnlional Banink ;is an tbe Magic Valleyey a re a, Thonip.^ôn h:ts ly ofl'oflice, a n d o f J e f f e r y D. O slx :■ .BOISE-Tho Idaho D oil ;ip- No. 1 producer in.idalIdaho in 1988. held Thursday in the CapitolCa rotunda. Gov. Andrusrus will kick off the last- as:assistant vice prisideiit in the it dowti- worked in the M:M:i|!ie Valley a s a plio-' lo■ as'iislant as manager, lias been • ;, ing of sample dishes at 111:30 a.m, Dick Rush, direcrector of thc Agriculture , Department, will also) be on h a n d , , , m eet Twin Fails IRIRS office extennds hours Îdaho Bawley Comem issloe,I, grate prn inel re- $r).!K)9 p e r lu in d r n:miy-wiihirsmo'Ai’ikuH\itmr vSt.^bi- H,^r)^y hrmpr>pr?* li.iveiic'vi foil) they gntuf l));il I))*- p rice is-d e lernrniined (iro w o rn As)M>cialianion has made this Thc hew face-lo-race:e siservice is b e in g o /rc re d in nddition nc to the toll- tatisti- issue their top prioril;ority. 1 and forms numbers. Tb order forms, call lization and Conserviitioi! ScrviceSi of- will hiive to repay re) the entire 30.2 by theth Nation:il Agricultural Sta , • free • tax aa.ii.stance ii The stato ASCSIS 0 official did indi- 1-800-124-3676. Tb gel;el tnxI information cnll 1-800-0 0 - 4 2 'M 0 4 0 . I'Cficial lo le arn m ore alKtuL hovow the na- Cent aiivance' tleficieni'yt payment calll Service.Si lio n al av erag e prit:e fur li;\rli,rlcv is de- th e y received when wl llu'v signed up They Th apparently poll barley• grow-|! cate repayment of-this of • deficiency SBA offers c(counseling Thiiiirsday te rm in ed . fnr th e 1!)HS fed('ederal h;irley program ers•s nr n elev ato rs -over tiie t<‘l(!pfjphone paymont would nol,ol haveh f« be made T h c U .S. iJc p artm e n t nl'll' Agricul- l:ist sp rin g , Botii.)t!i th e bnrlcy eom tnis- earhirb month and ask them how imuch unlil July 31 nnd1 wouldwo probably be TWTN FALLS-A repr•epresenUilivc from thc Smallall Business Administra- • . luro annoiinctid in Deceinlvd-cr th:il the sioli and the IGPGPA (]ue:;tioned th e ar:- was as sold and al. what price. (()ueH- deducted from futuniture farm program tion Ser\’ice Corps of RetiredRet Executives will provitivide frcc.business coun- five-month (June Ihrfaigh Dcieinher) Dt curacy of the iKiliiiiial n;i ;iverni;e jirite tionsons rnncerning the numlier ofif malt payments. soling T h u rsd ay a t th e RegionR IV Development Assiussociation office, _ I ____ Appointments should!lid bo made in advance by calliailing 734-6586. « Owners worlrkshop is set foor Feb. 2T Mortgage 1 l e ------— TWIN FALLS - A woworkshop for pro.spective businessbu; owners will be • Continued from PagIge Br, ownership. C Co ongress h a s bur.'n claiivainorin); to jjrolecl the dediittiilion — It is thi' lenders■rs who\ arc leading held from 9 a.m, to 3:30:30 p,m, Feb. 21 at the Holidtiday Inn. It will address housiii);. ht niiined by lbeJ argtunent ;i lhal if one in I IIIthe names of the carpenters,. cli'an-'c lho fight to savek-e theI income tax business rcgulotions,, marketing,m accounting, lourjun programs and busi- For upper-income familtiilies, th e hom e is gtrfjd,. twotv homes are better iii)'1)' ccrf.vs and ski instructors —- not writeoff for home.ile .equity loans, ,a ; n e ss org an iz atio n . alability to write ofi'intere-;!I p.iyincnts[ 'Hiere are moreire faniilieii in Amurica thele two-home families who Iknow loophole tlial wasB poked open when - i The seminar is sponscinsored by thc Servico Corps)s Of( Retired Executives. is on irresistible incentiv,',' lo huy a th ;it c a n 't affiirifiirii to buy om; house thoyioy ran claim few favor: fron:)m th c C o n g re ss w as k nilting iltir the simplified ^ The cost is $20 per person,per or $35 per couple and an includes lunch. For bibig g er h o u se a n d m ak e liii;iii;ger mort- than there ;ire \ who re:illy neerl iwo, goveiiiverntneiil. lax code a couple of yearsy back. more informotion call1 73-1-6586.73 gigage payments. Where d-e-e will tin.' im t lh e lux cod'•ode mrw strb,-:idie;; the • government give vou $1 bati;ick for ev- la tte r and iiinnriiiire.s lh e t'ormer. Once- 8 ? liens bill in!1 Senate ; Moore acquiiHires Seattle-ar«rea bank ilery $3 .you .spend',’ T h e dediiductiim en- burulic heache.-^le.s a re crowrleri w ith ^bor, seed 1 courages overinvi'stmeiit in boiisini; condos that v.{m(mid nut r'xi.sl ifllu ' l;ix • BOISi'- li( - Buyers or financie:iers of ly Jiuyers have toa searchst for Qnanc- re Financial Group, which includesinc Idaho Firsl Na- BOISE - The Moore I and drags down the niitimi':Ill's s.'iviiigs l;iw d id n ’t :;ub-;ib'itli/e Mionil honii's farm:irm products will he idile to sisearch ing statements filediled against farraere ipietcd its Hcquisition-of-ConiDnmnuoHyJjank of Ren- tionnl Bank, has compic -•riit<>, m an y ecununiisLs bclie\ieve ...... iMoiinlam resm2;()|-ls i'roni th e H h li'" inII rrnent place for labor and seed?d liens cnips in tho secretar■tary o f ^ ta te 's ofTice. to n . • What was (inee a boonI to liome- [{idj!e to ( i ^ ;ir.Tti;. n a n ' m i'irauoenls Ir) If' f n n biil in t h r S e n a te Afrrici:iculturc- Then thcy-checkleck---with—county - -- ; Community Dank of Renton,I a slate-chartered,d, bank wilh S42 million ow ners'^ j,s now a booii(i(idoggle for . the deduelioii1 forfo second honii's. Com'ominittr:e is passed. rot'orders in.eachh county cc where the iking offices in Renton, Wash,sh., w il! o p e ra te a s a sul>- !*' ; in assets ond (wo bankit hnmebuilders and leiiilers. ll is tlic liuikiiilders of thesr: lit)Uê,-;, Crop Ci and lalior lien seaichelies aro crops may havi2 been)cen grown to search • sidlory of Moore Finuncuncial Group, said Daniel R.R, Nelson, chairman and • ill the name of encnura){ii){ing hnm c tim e .s h a r i 's and ai conrlos who are morrnore tOL^tly and time-consuiiiining un- for possible liensj filedfi!r against-crops I c h ief executive ofTicerrofM o f oore Financial. , dler er tlie present .system becausese buy- for payment of seedsect or farm .jabor ■ ; Moore Financial GroiIroup is a $3.9 billion as.sett bankb holding cotnpain'. ^ 'rs hiivo tr) check w ith ocounly costs. ; In January, Moore Finainancial Group announced the:he signing ofa definitive v.Snowmobil ilers shouldI w a t c h ecrirdcrs , in each counly Thenen they Failuro to checkcck for liens ^bafore agreement to purchnsese First1 Security Bank of Tacfacoma, a $34 miiliun-as- lave to check for financini;; stale- -p:iying the farmerer couldc require thc '■ sot bank wilh cfncos in Tacoma, ' Puyallup and Sptspanaway. Wash, Reguhi- | r wildlife S”;nents in tlii' secretary of statates of. buyer to pay for thc crop again, pay- ; tory approval is expectc{cted second quarter 1989: for, wild hoi)rses, other fice,1ce, Siiid c o m m illee C h.iirnianUl Herli ing the sccond timem e foI r the? seed o fla* SA LM O N - W inK 'ring v.iV. ild hor.-es reau o f L and Management. Ma Carllarison, K-K;igle. bor debts owed onn tth h e c r o p . ' Spring whea:at trading up 44% and wildlife need.extra tun,'n,~i(icration This year, eonL'onditions for w inlerini; ll' ll' the system is changed, nilill crop- .In nddition to redreducing delays and ; MINNEAPOLIS - SpSpring wheat trading volumjmc has Increased 4 per- from snowmi)i)ilcrs and nllnliter winter, animals have beenbe nnii;h,m o[e :;evere -el:rted rel:r U niform Com mrTcialll Code iiK'oiivenience, the•he Senate’s bill on ; c e n t over a y e a r ago aat t thet Minneapolis Grain Excixc h an g e . n,public lands users. ’■ Ih an th e la.st twntwi dry, open winter;;. riling,-; filin would bo m a in ta in ed bby' t|ir' crop liens would givgive buyers greater, January spring whealleat volume traded 131,370,0C1,000 bushels (26.274 con -Mieit winter recre.itioii(im.-ts are The Challiss wv illi.Iitrrse herd ;in.‘:i, .rtrr'Ia'iyirrslaU'.- srcr 1 certainty and wouldiuid Bubstanliaily re^' tracts). This representlenLs a n in c re a s e o f 4 percorcent since January 1988 aware that these anim,’its; 1 h.'ive very a d m in iste re d hyhv the BI.M, is located liiiiier li c u rre n t lav,', farm coin)inmi)di- duci; their costs. CarlsonCar said. - • when 126,917,000 bush(ishcls (2.S,383 conlrncUs) wereTotradfHl.------ii~iittlfrrxtra'rncrg>' dtirini: tl'thr: '.vintcr,- on-public h-mi,iM * „ilh..ri:i.allis. iVa- _ The month-end spriniring wheat xlosiiig price \vl.•a.s\b $4.23 1/4 p e r bu.shol, j,,and cannot tulurate dislislurbnnees pie inleri'sti'di illii viewim: v,îld hor,;e. I comparoH to a year agogo monlh-endi c!o.sing price ofofS3,051/2pcrbushvl. , .'UCh a s h ^ in g m n n r 'f r m1-1 - t»i pti-it- in a wiitU-r m-!( a re invited u» du E The Minneapolis GraSrain Exchange lrade,s sprinj■ing w h ea t, w h ite w h ea l, through t) ht-avy miows. ,'^0 from ;i di:;laii ■ ^ r i lllf lE R S& outs and high fructoseise corn syrup future.s, .springing wheat options and is • H ara •snii.'iit of w ild h(;hiase,^ arul Anyoiti' r-h.au.a'rving others nol only harmfulII to ■ the an- ing vald h<>r; cs i:> as!-r-d lo rei>'irl il. I somue solutionsnstothe. m idw est. imii als, il is a h 'i ,i,<::Hnsl ihcrc Law, said to th e Salm onn l)i:.tnclI l.)iru>' at 7,1i:- 81 ‘ TOS'SEl i m A s eIID i tho Salmnn District Office? or f th e I’,u- :VUrt). KeyCorp repeports record n(net incomes " nwS i m s ! ® w . C a l l u s ALBANY, N .Y ..-,C^Continuing c an upward trei.re n d , Ki^vCorp_repo_rt<‘d . -sustEistes - - record net income forjr thet fourth quartor nnd fuifull year entling Dec. 31, -ISU-hosts ® s!iUpeii/isos'y-s 1988. The fourthîuarllarler net income wns tho highighest quarterly nmounl POCATICM.O ■- The SnSii|icrvisi)ry to interpersnnalnal :e-;prft;, ,,f'ih,. -:nj...r- ...... ■ - \ B h • ever recorded by the comcor pany. i:Dcvclnpincnt fiu-^titutis, (ir.-.sigiir:d de to v i:;jty rr)le. Nel income for thci fourthfoi ii.unrter was $34.5 milmillion, up frotn $ 8.8 m ilbi)roadi'ii llu- (luuiagcrial pcn-.pective p< Th" Pcrlonliinn:ini.e Inlci^ventien ' g p r a i i i e 800"553’7587 lion reportedTor thc samesai period in 1987. On a. commonco shnre basis this „of fir.^t-linc ,-;iipcru.-.irs, v;i.'.'ill be held S k ills pro;!raiii(IllCiillCCIlU'.lteMia lievel- BIO-TECHrCHNOLOGY was equivalent lo 80I cenlscei in 1988 versu.s 20 centsnts a year earlier. NMarch 7-111 at l.l:-tio,SlateU‘ Univi'nn- oping lhe su[utI'erxi.-or's ,ibilily to dc.d BioPlHSil FOI-OR In 1988, net incom:ome ro.se 65 percent to $119,860,000, $ up from il)‘ wilh eonuaijn.i.dilncoll d -ilinlion-;. ffiiifflSysteiiii - AGRlCUlCULTURE il i.;ory S';ills KnrolliiiciUt isi'- hiniled tir :!C p a rtin - | $72,662,00 in 1987. c . ; TI ' Ki-,HL-ntia! S u ifrv i.u I Wf? treat tho PiPnODlEM Not the SYWPMPTOM KeyCorp owns Keyy BjB ank in Idaho. • }1p ro g ram .'iiiptia,^!/''-: ill.,'1..' dc'*'!op- |);rn!.H. ______j 11m e n t of :'k ills a n d kn.)v,K'cI|.■ilge lel.itcd F o r' m ore in ii iu n n a lio n call 'J.IH- MII Ken West 7334773 |[BTiirilillcf 324-750T)|Pat Doliilo tie r ty 7 3 3 -5 4 5 8 '.IfiOl. o f j ' a i R ^ e x T m ? ^ i ' TheTimc.s-New.'i ' Harold GlGrant of Eden received thc■ ofo tiic a:;^0'.i;ili(iii fiiiiii 1I'KiS 1!!,S7 j p as.socialiun'din's Water Guardian Award,, and;i w,!;^ naiaril mil.-landii ------Wi-;NDEhL---BDb-BuiBurkg-of-WcT7----pnTn-to-^'CCo;:n i r.(^'m3tatartdm??trff»rt^— v ------dell and J. Rua.s Mcrri(;a:igan of the Ru- in w attr cnconscr\'ation, management il,!y (Ira m tf :-nd I’aiim na ( pert nren hnve boon indueiducled inlo the .and efficien:ency. He developed an irri-• Goodini:.< ir, l',c,slK-v.:isav, • C oniiiuiiJilv .-V.vai' 1 Idaho Water Users A-s.ho-s.Hoc-iation H nll g a tio n system ste that hclp.s contrnl tTO- C Idns'.-.p; '^ ’fjr.asipas-ayly - Hanses'- H \o fF u m e . sion and inincreases thc efficiency of1' IdI ah o S ta t" l':iv!;:i Depar: Burk.'i a n d M e rric a n w ere se lec te d w a te r u.ô.' hiri 1 work nl N'la;.’,,!',! Sprin:;: T — ^ l : | for th e h onor nlong v,-itiwith Lea Mur------Buih.*. .■,?e rr e d ' - —------i,.n; de Cnnal Co. board and 15,i :all o f hi-; lifl' ;in>i hn-^ iii-mr n ;u1 r.e in , goitio of Adn Counly.y and; Golden Norlh Side I E W P R O LD U C T " Keetch of Bear Lake! V;Valley a t th e y e a n i ai! diidireclor of thc ld;ibu Water- tth .' !dah(. W a irr U.-or,; .Asôn.itioii A IWU annual conventionin la.st1, month, , Ui-ers As:;:ociation. o( He was president■ ;andiilh.,'r,i:;M iii/a!ioi;;:inliihn'aie.i. ;1 ■ \s Always special[alizing ir, premiuum bedding ror animai als Ag Departmelent to Z’ at competitive p r i c e s S P U T XPOIL'ILAM"*’ KilnI n Dried Shn\'ingE»s & Sf.raw ; prohibit nitrerate use A. Agrecment(st(s) an d RcGoi:.‘>tip: W,\SHINGTON - 'llic'ho U.S, D ep a rt- B. Life Insuian''^ - . .. i ;1 tronaminc pniduclion,•, paid?;■ U-^lOT M . ' • - W— . . 0 ^ 11 jc u Vl r i - ; D.t:i i-.jtrcj' .^rjw ford, adniinistrato:ator of lISDA's fe? • carni Cfl" :ii- ^ ____ L_. Food Safety ;ind In.spei;pedioii rfurvic!'. ■ ’P ” tw o iuiiuaances a ar>'. n-. u;TLTnl o f tiie tin b;:t:oii r-r-- '■i,- :i ill th i' (in iU d S ta t ...... - I I , ------^

~~Sunday, Februaryiry 12.1989 Timos-Nows, Twinwin falls, Idaho B-7 •~~

B u s m e s B M=KL-looks yupdesplite red iink — BOISE-(AP) ~- Morrison I^nudsen lions,ins, million for shipbuiluilding tion of an employee’’CC stock: ownership Corp. lias report(irted its third straight andid &US million for real estate. plan resulted in aI pre-taxpn loss of $86 quarter of net: losses,h although the T Thi ho 1988 loss c o m p a re d 'w ithla a l^ million. w orldwidii-kiaîiae in eerin g and.co n stru c*_ n c;t t kb s s o f S53.5 m illio n which-iniinelud- ' .in ihc .final Quarl(iarter^thc_c£in«r‘V.______tion comp:lfiy hadhai a smnll operating cdi n wrilcdowTi’ o f m o re th a n $0000 rail- tion Etar^d.necotiati;iating-saloof-a-mtt— — profit...... lioaXlaXrom discontinued operationjn s."....jorityTntcrest in I ila ita National Steel y nald Friduy it had a ' Wilfiam Wl Agee, chwirmnn, ,ppresi- and Shipbuilding; Co..C &m Diego, 2 millinn for the founh dent:nt and chicf executive officer,;r, said with the shipyard’s’s eci m p lo y e e s. j8, with nn operating thele com pany c o n clu d e d rc aassess- s "Wo arc now positijsitioncd for profit," million and a loss of montont of the discontinued real estrite e Agee said. "Wu look lool forward-io a , n er und profitable 1989." fo r ita d isc o n tin u e d ROgmigmont in tho second quarter igmenl. accn:crued nn additional a(\er-taxax loss .The board of direclireclors declared u r, MK reported a net of&ll■&1I m illion. regular quarterlyly dividend' o f 37 i w i ' ' ' ^ lillion, $11.52 per share In the third quarter, n comprtprehen- cents per share of of common stock, H ock. The bulk of the. sivevc review uf contracts, reslruructur- payable to's'hureholdholders of record on | H | ..... ^ 1 adop- F eb, 22. Thn companym f discontinued opera- inglg arcna office operations and i net los.sofS29.2n q u a rte r o f 19S8, profit o f $;i.4 liqueur m i $:12.7 m iU ion fo • API shipbuilding segnoffered H Chris Mathews cheihecks conveyor belt beaearing finished stick matclstches at Cloquet, M inn., For the vear, M inim um lo.-^sofS127,l m itl 15 of cnnimon sloelihoans _IiTftili _EQRFIVr\mYEARS^. N e w l I i g h t e n-s s t r i k eB ~ d o w i rII---.;, —. Idss canu; from’) - Cliff Brady III ■ Idahoan.s thc Bhie^., [f^ R A G E leherry-colorcd liqueur a n ’nu a l "j New lile former Idaho Fulls ' 1 2 .5 8 % I m o t e l o f Si\ t i c k m aa t c h e s ^ I partner John Jepsenr-^H „ YIELDKllslolttooomwund" ble al Boise and Idaho When Interest l! ...... CIX)QUET, Minn. (AI(AP) — Tho impact of disposposablc "Whon Bic nnd CrickuLCri (lii^htcrs) iSnd all th e now o semianmtaimjallylomaimly K , p l a n t .ores, Brady said Mon- -0W3 t o $ 1 ,6 2 8 .8 2 cigarette lighters on1 thell wooden mutch basineinc.ss is out they ruisod hell■11 with w the m arkei,” said Bron I $ 1 , 0 W g r o w bc night "'ho is ((uality' controlco manager. "Our husii painfully obvious to DoDon Bronikowski when thc ;an working on the for-' B j dnw n." . ______t o l M In sh ift A rriv es a l th e ,match atcl plant where hc'H workeded fo r ^'5. dnv 3, Brady declined to o(lgao»iSoauriiotCa,h^ y e ars. Industry wntchersers estimate about (i'lO billiim BOISE (AP) IMnvcitmUaln annually in the United Slater, wants to give Ida'redicnts, but hc said "We were geared upp yearsy ago to mnke miUchcshes unlil nintcl.cs are ased nnr made up of seven base I H , . contrni about (x) percent pu of the market, wh Blues, a blueb ATES AVAILABLE hell freezes over. Threeree shifts, five days a week," ncluding a'variety of OTHER RATI ■ I rnatches and other;r Hsources accouni for the rei created by the yeais-$1,000 Min. Bronikowski of Diarnomlond Brands Inc., one of onl,jnly two Hronikowski .said...... bartender and p; 9.75%-4 yea jrsc lhat if you havc 10 H j years-$1,000 Min. large-scale wooden mamatchmakers left in Uie LUnited I'rum poak employiloym ent of about -150 in the I,cm15 camc ■ <’ •■"'^'vnilnblc 9 ^ *3 yea States. "Now we're down•wn to ene shift, five days a wt lie tut-le it. you g e t 10 years-$100 Min. w eek." the C)f?qu« pbrtt mnden matchc.i nnly, thconikow 1 ski, 9^5% -2 yea . So instead of crankiiikihg out the familiar slriki•ike-any- workforce shrank to slighlly more than UX) in ■ ers as lo what it tastes sin ess jii.'^t . , a id . mdmaluilllosavanabto, where BpHnts, Diamond'ind's Becond-shift workers sperpend the Thanks lo diveiversificati'jn. the plant tpday The two begar Other rates and r night making com doglg sticks,s ice pop sticks, tooth])thpicks, 325 people.' lodcled -after-a-drinir-^H .....la in 1SS6. noimollMioMll mix ns a bartender. T h b b n o ti tongue depressors andd otherot sm all producta, A t le ast sev en wooivooden matchmakers have clos. l.iElllcr.s Tho oltor is madQ ord/ ersal Match Co., o f K en n er, L: d we'd give it a shot," S o d o ilie i Tho Diamond and Universi , La., the doors in receni years.ara, Bronikow.ski said, vhile b,»k thcl.qucj,sn.r ,p«âvB!loUetrom: "Wc refined il ns a bylheprosped only other major woodooden matchmaker in the? UnitedI Univorsnl, a subsiibsidiary.of Stockholm-basedT m a in d cr, Stales, survived the earlycar 1970s'onslaught of dispcGposable Match Corp., has closcdclo a book match plnnl in distilled slants. OPOLITAN lighters by closing plantanta and consolidating manuflufactur- N.Y. Diamond has^ closedcic two plant.s in N5aine. pent three years and METRO la -fc w h c n ling.the. produc 1,-which—^ l _,ing...... Irene Rudnicki,-fl-i-fl-planl-tiupervii'or who-hns lentSecunties- . MoniorH M M tnl pcouleSan ,Francisci)j_ whe^___B5| i n v e s t m e r The growing popuhirila rity o felect ric-stoves-aml-foi-foreii’rh - tive-in the employees)P“'( HEREFF O R D S i ihop firms f cxpen.sive because producingu.jor w«i;c they holl. now l.> iGRAm (AP) -- &mo3 of the ôhol fromm .a pro- • will be relatively cx] at Gooding I on Co. lant in Jefforson County, woiwould bo .from potatoes costsBts m: o re a n d because th e disticini of Ihc A helllcoflheo n m e r g e r } Livestock Commission I mly potfltTvhngf<1 produKluced in-•Pi^CceaSilyer Cteekeek.ph\n5.tousoj.s.costlj;jie-Bi Gth Annual ade in North America is grain- (E CITY (AP)’— Salt ProdactlonP sale :;'N oi^ America, sayaays, the general manager of Silvor .Other vodka made f'™ SS'L S. B 50 rango ready ckfree. » Silvor Creek stilllill intends to prodilce SO.OuO | marketing Bluesod Quaker Slate Minil- dy bulls semen check & tick I - -J.Cn^D ikllenloc. 1 C( ,^..u of food-grado ethyl,yl alcohol{ annually, Ackcrmu:------and eyenlually comlnoSyesr oltl bull ' Ackfirman eaieaid the' Grant fadlity woul uncio, Ind., hoadquar- 10 senior calves ™ld »h.p Only a amall portio,tion of that would be uaed to nationwide, ik's Oilube Inc. have 55)5 spring 2 year olds. ’ o f the 190-proofDof, food-grado ethyl alcohol would be used-to make vinegi Addition I ftddltlon III "'■‘ r ’ vodka. Tte rest wo. ecmenl on a merger, Aflfl' C re e k H e re fo rd s >ilê8 to a-bottlerr forfo conversion' to 80-proofif < v odka;; JBB Herefords T u rk e y C n cin ld sa y . J o h n & Bev Bryan Familj & L eslie R e n n e r ::Negi>tiatioiifi are corcontiriuing with potential bcboUlera. Tbc alcohol will.1 bebo made entirely from Idahu^ L ube s t lily J o h n & L lg vodka (208)934-5378 • 08)934-5121 saidil'd the product would bo callcdcd Silver' by-pro(i«cts, anri'thc'the labels on tlic vodka bottl claims to be the na- (208) owner and operator of ■;.Ct^'Vodl». s a y ao, A ck e rm anT sa said, AddHlpnII A ddlUidlllQnIV 3^'"" agree :ino shops. Slatter Herefords H e re fo rd s ''n», ifeffenon Coubounty Commission will’cons)nsider a He and tho otherer principalsi in SilveY Creek - d s Hill H er in-based. " SALT LAKEerms of the Irhnsaction Fas ChristoHerson &'Ten & J a n e Hill rfor tho plonl onFeb. a . The.10 Jeffor- man Claii, PhillipUp Otley and Jack Kennedy, arry Slatter Keith & J - ' Bpeci^ uM-permit-fo] 3 gallons .i,ake City basedealed, hut thc deal in- (208) 934-5106 -3020 (Mackay) ning and Zonuig Commisslc5slon ap- Ketchum — bought[ht lheI ^ acre former Beard g )6 (208) 568-30: • , Bbn Coooty Flamun )un aaid. ' „nd Munxclmnge of an undis- la s tw e e k . p la n t a n d the' adjoinioining 297-acre farm last Nove I within Reason p ro ^ the permit iai to mnke ^JcQuik'Ît of stock, expccted to s r n Froo Dellvoiy Wi ' I f tbe perm it IB fipiapproved, thc plant will bc! theth only They plan to spendnd $1I m illion retooling a n d rc rea ch e d . a g reb e ry M nrch 31, ^ 1 Lunth tvalli the. MiM iB^sippi to. produce foodlod'gmde ing the plant. ^ P u rp le S a g s C ------—;------A-group-of-Grant-ant-r«sidenl«-hAs-o{Vpofivd the outli'ts uru in Indiana,__ I ist- Pbooe Sals Day erman eaid:— ^------M po ta lo - la, Kentucky,. Maine, B S -CatalojonHejii^- id am ount of the v6dka will bc avail- aaying it will cause_ise_u foul odor, pose a health ri 934-4479 C . jfâawalimiteda U lcs-w ili ■ nnesseo cl and South Car- I ; abl&a ^ ttie bottlesles w illdo'only one size..Thehe vodka dficroaso propertyy valuoH.'v( ; tion s largesl o\ m KenCoi!tt,AiI, Auclioneer J Ki'ir- fast lu b ric atio n y ait of I'inancial ten Âmerican bumys long-range? MD-11 jets I iiasobol ' ‘•"'‘'‘I .venthcr. "" : NEW YORK (AP)P) — McDon* another■ ' The airline nlsn __ rcr..odcl- ' ;;nell Douglas Corp.p. andi Gener- took opticitions ori IW) MD-SOs, a he completed b) ;: al Electric-Co. emeinerged as tho .smaller• planep de.signed to ru ho-planU— -- ;;big winners in an Americnn place thele Boeing 727, ri.sk and "Airlines contract fofor up lo 142 Tho ord)rder will make Amori- iM icliigan, le n n "planes, potentiallyly one of the can thee first U.S. airlino to olina. :: biggest aircraft ord(rders in histo- oblain deldelivery of thc MD-11, a : ry . w id c b o ddy y aircraft (ie.sipned to Amorican said it signed un replace; thetl older DC-10, com- ; agreement with1 McDonnell pany ofIi<[Ticials told a news con- ; Dougiaa to acquiruire at least ference. !' eight now long-rairan'ge MD-11 Compnrwny Ofiicials wouldn't ; jetliners with opticitions to buy diaclosc; thell value of tlie doal. 1 Book:Youf

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J L Progism Fta > ' StrctrtaS Pricct (":bj. ti lood p«rL.J) Placo Oillora A'a Soo n Aa ThisW f e f a t e r e s /lonths. - Posolblo .ficato of D eposit at ANNUALRATL ANHUAI Chiclten Feed Priccs T I k - B oi ittraci a ku ot iiilcrcsl. Ilisduccd For T his • ' All h tvi) ni deposit.-Y-ou can cvon ..... W % § 3 ■ ' ------B p e e i e H ------^------i t i l k w r ;D hindrrohSliOOO or ------d m ...... m o r e th > visil us stxin. W hile (Othor typo birdarda nlso on apodal) _ SEED £i FEEO CO. w v 'ro :veloi'intoio.sl. ; 224 4TH AVE. S. T W IN F A L L S ______~i ^ : : m ’ m d Y c S !'i S t r > :t a 6-inoiitli Ccnific lo nj.W anklin and y o u ’ll a tti alco.s Ls a $ 1 ,0 0 0 lu iiu n u in i RtV.'K oo.'.I) o r orh e r C C that m ay b c inaturini!. S o v !:ciuTaiiiii; such a hii'li Icvc

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_ _Eed sesle k s Irîi Op{?'jff'''lTn|b'tV'Pflgtftlj idpnipent iidIn8.fialerallnTprwmiit»it» t «*V ■ : ■■ ■ -TTTOE tv to ru le-o n al7andonrnM>aenta’.-RicjatdMn _____ • ■ to W d — con5mBi«Bn iw Motmth tO T unty officmie, farinew mvTw I - «d aoofibftodonment, coinxnm!«aon ipokssBm i.?»aroa4'-4l»adoft-- .- Coua ■;«^ôad eroiôy-' ' too a b a tikm i » MrtificdthttHhe branch4iw-taiG la inportant tr> • IBcWeS m -BppU ^K ra^^«iSteffli® ectded’totovpvotest- a n n ecoDoiny la Tefop -lâTIealley , ■ L:,^tM t3BOpifc3&?}a. Paclfi< n’rinwm «lida.- '~- ‘ ' ______o e p rlcC @ S T"eton e ifgek' - erciCpm iôpjM ^^ ttt^.faiBCTSuqr-a^ -rgtlroo)od iH rcapoDslblc for tha tnialn ------V.ASmXHTONjAL^.Ml — I'.iiirv- I"'*" iiiMkiT;^ ;it tlu> F e d e ra.1 l Renerve, R con- 1 ' i-Lnu'il t h a l strunj,: tcotuionuinic crowih II rii'k iif.!ii|;lior>r inflation, ii de- i in Di'C i'iiibi'r IdI push i)ii up inter- I •! r;itc.-i in an offdrtt totc hold down pticts. iicciirdinK mII :rticurdd re- \,:\:vd F ridiiy, File l-'i’tii'r;il O p c iiI Market M Com- in itK ’f', v.’h ic li i'::tn b lislic..■;hes policy for r j-7 " ^ r r i th" I'l’iUnii liank, votedIted 11-! al its Dfl-. i:i-M nu'ctini: H !up;iH‘w li;it it*: rc H ira inml l on reserves L - ^ c i i U i . luld hy cDiiitiHTciiil bank.«,bai accordi iiu' tn mintiti';; (if the He.-=sion, — ), riirlhiT li(^lil(tnini: to be ' I'd IU till' «tarl ofliiat.I. as’sumin}; lhal ^ ’ 5 5 S l ccondniic and t'inanciaicial cnndilion.s \ ___ ::_n;iu.'iiiu;d__reasonablybly:-..i;oiJsii:lonL ...... ^ i p j i ' ; v.ilh vurivul (.'xpftlaUioitioii-'i.'" ^ ; The Fi:d, whiisc mamain job is to ; );iianl a(';ii!isl inllalioilion, has been . ■; iJii:.hini: up intf'ri'Hl rateates in an effort ■ t'l .-^lov,' iriinoinic' I’rowtowth to :i mure ' :Hi-laiiiahle li'Ve! andind thus keep Ijiiei's in t'licck. ■ ' At lhe' omunittee's■e's December nu'i'tin!:, tho ininuteses said, "mem- ln;rs I'oeused iin indioatioations of con- paSsengeER CAR RADI,)IALS __ _ tiliuini: r-tri‘iii;ib.iii thele ri;risk thal infla- f.;J hull woidii intensify,' thevsaid,the ’]* ■* I'hi' lone dissenterT ^was Martha - jffj S'lfer, will) "viewed currurrent hiisiness v 1 ______imliealors as alread.iy pointing' on ■ Jf____ halam-c lo slower icom;i)nomic expan- wS |“~ oviMDosHmport----- • i'iiiii," lhe ininutes said._id...... 1 ^ All y S easo n Radial Reiletread Lov ' Alpha iv AiraSeason Radial Z 800 b u r FinestfRadral Rj “M ^ ^ Ms. Sej’or "exjjresseissed particular fi Warrantod^ liko now. high quality IroadIro: njbbof C aar r Steel Radlals lot, this all soason tiro 60,000 milo wnmintoontoo M pV lii(;hf!r interest buA roady (or tho otroot, emicem- that the lii(;l a n d workm anohip wilti prido3 m oko thia Mado for thotio road, this Import cor radial pfovldos omooth quality qut driving at vory FP155/80R-13...... -,51.09 F 'a rates implied by |:rcut(cuter monetary BRV qualily qu year round troctlon.podciorformor an provWos touQiUQh stool Isotts. fuot cavino radial compotitlvo prtco. FP165/80R-13 ...... 56.23 restraint \vould ai:i:rav;avatp" tbe con- R ,\| oxcajllonl ox valuo for our ajclomorB,15, constfuction1 a.and smooth quiot rWo. Pt&5/80R-13 3C.80 FP175/00R-13 G9,G2 ditmn of the Tinantiacially troubled ^ 155 R -1 3 ...... 2 5 .5 33 P16V80R-13 39.46 FP185/80R-13 ...... G4,40 1 5 5 -1 3 ...... 1 3 .2 2 P 2 1 5 -1 4 ... - savings and lo a n indusUiistry.tbcysnid. m d ...... 165 R -1 3 .. 2 6 ,5 9 P175/S0R-13 10.66 pP185/75R-14 ...... G7.71 J - 16 5 -1 3 ...... 1 8.99 P 2 2 5 -1‘‘ 4...... 32,05 165/70R-1313...... 2 7 .3 55 P105/BOH-13 42.50 fPISS/ySR-M ...... 71.32 ;;; 'r h p i-'ed betjan a Kcriesseri of credil* a______Pt8S/75R-14...... 45.17 t lit:hteniiif: steps laslt March^ which P ^ I 75-.13 ...... 22.40. 165-15 ...... ------^^ O R -1313 , ...... 3 1 .6 G - ■fi2a5/75R,14______07 M B ____ P 1 8 5 -1 3 ..... 24,04 P195-15., , P195A?5R-14...... ------WS2------:P215/75R-14 ...... 80.95 - jfV | 5 ...... 3 0 ,4 0 185/70R -131 3 3 3 ,8 7 47.82 ( included a iinu-bulf percterconlage point p ' P205ff5fl-U P215/75R-15...... 73.88 fi':« P 1 7 5 - 1 4 ...... 2 4 .1 3 P 2 0 5 -1^ 5...... 30.73 185/70R-141 4 3 5 ,6 7 51.66 ; iiKTease last Aui'iisl^ the discount V'jF p 7 P215/76R-15 P205/75R-15 79,25 P 1 8 5 -1 4 ...... 25.64 P 2 1 5 -1= 5...... , 35,39 195/70R-1414...... 0 0 .0 00 P205/75R-15 40,00 r a t e , the interest il cha;harRes to make p P215/75R-1S 82,20, , P 1 9 5 - 1 4 ...... 2 7 .9 7 P 2 2 5 -1 5 .. 1 4 0 0 .0 00 P2iS75R-15 ...... 51,07 . ‘ ■ P225/75R-15 84.43 y.'3 i hank loans. The discoi•count rale nnw UjM pP 2 0 5 - 1 4 ...... 3 0 .1 6 -P 2 2 5 -1 5 .. 4 P225/75R-1S 55.02 * ...... 2 9 ,2 4 09.95 ' st;iiu js a G.r> percent, P235/75RM5 57.C5 *P236/75R-1S M:iny private econconomists have rv':]L __ iie e ii predictinc thi' FeiFeii will continue lu pu-sli interest ratesral^ upward in - lbe face of slronj: yearear-end econom- ii: veports. TIuise expectationsins were rein- . ^ [^RE’S HOOVJ IT W ORKS from thc Labor F M forced by a report fro 'T*® FREE:E BEEF NOW! 3 ip i/0S' i Departmeni ^ on Frid'riday showing 1 \f — - I Wh«n Xou DuyBuy 2 Neo P»u«noer ot : wiiolesali' prices in JaiJanunry rose at j;\. j ot < Lei 5c^v»^t) RolreMi. I ^r-inPill W their fastest pnce ill iu nearly three CvM •1 5 ” :iiiiDQ@ 0S ®!]D llf f l M >ij Duy IHoxPmonflot — V No PuTttiuo Nocouory. Musia l bo 14 yoara o( noo and okJor. Ono>0 onlryont pnr sU bu Murti;a(.'e rates baviiave heon risinf; fcx-’l / pofion. To tJo GjivonAwayiv on Fotim.i;y 23.1909 a: wi'll. Till' Federalral Home Loan M(iit[:a!;e Corp. repoeported Friday that fixed-nite nuirt(;at:;;a(ês now sland jS m j^ .... - ...( percent, up) fninifr ftJH-per— — f'n t a Vear earlier. The Fed s Open MaiMarket Commit- f W RV & PICKIc 2 new passenger or pickupip Ures,l o r 4 retreads from as,i, wwc bonus tlicm with $7.50 in Freo Beef. W ilh 4 iic-w pass<’asM’iigor or W X pickup tires,tin they get $15.00 in FreeeB I; ce f." IVY DUllCI' n. r- A s of lailast yoar a tolal of m ore lh a n) $270,000.00$: have been givenven lo Les Scliwab customors. IJACON IU— ! O - - 'O It Is cstlistlmatc-d tliat over $ 3 0 0 .0 0 0),0 ,0 i 0 wlU b c distributed duringI thisthi years promoiion, Aa Byroron Roscncrans put 11 "ihc'beef?ef programp f f . i GRAPPEF•R A P >ecf up our lire sales durlr^ nonlormally slow months arxj at thc same time Supports the sale!c of l)ocf in all areas wc iervc."c." J . ‘ 'r..H,I.S.,nMrii.uriaw:law.i, JL-; lhey c x iil p-T- mrt.-rvn.->H3 KLna«a(iw r >l»v«^w r»v»W ^ fwmwrt- — ■ - I —------lUff, >ico» finiu ) 'w.reir -fiTti'*" — ilu'.u- pi-i'.oiis will) a.'.si.'.ia,'.' iuioiiier in L i m • All W eather Tract!iction .Ij;.l e.'iinu-mlonalnially iiijurc tlicni Hv-J • Smooth & Quietit liriding i: 8:00 to 6:00 EUloion-Fri, 8:00 to 5:1c i O S a t • Long Tread Wear Hours: •A ir •A" i * ar ; in: of j , -S tem Bolted for• SStrength ...... ------^ ^ fi.Tly'Mn;irii'iy';.lj:'iii ...... —K...... T w in-Fall!Ils — ...... B - i;r ii a u.iy for iJic ^ S 421 Blue Lakes BlvBlvd. N, ^ iiia kvcl. Such aa j^ l_ .___;______! '..ill tH-'ili-cllK-iim-ii lo liiiiil fi;sl ___ 734-7555i 5 F ' • ,::i.-;, !ii.viit Dj'.lil'., llio UiiiU-ii Sillies I : tu'Iil.1. M W i ■, , • ( , •* V r’ R vl !' ' ■ ' is c-.sc«>iallyân B u rle y ' FET083 ■ . :^555 South O verlair la n d L'.'i ;h.il llic liiiul.iiiil.iim-iil.il rii'.liL', o f Y ' . ' j 6 7 8 ^ 0)o- 0 ivV- ’ •^>•;•|;:A';U L u l m oi.ili)i.\lly l)':yi)iifi Ihc : ■■■■ ■ V -r ;-;ip(ilar nujmijm iiii:';,"- Clirirlcs rpCUSTOiVi - WH I Uuloii.loii.iii(iH7.: 19!S) )A '0 'HEELSn yc "A"' Tk 7 -k K'W LES SCHHWAB WARRiFJANTY ■r.i-r:-,.. u-acillyoy iirdcr an aulur'y ^ ' - tr-^ fwii f,f tm cTTt^' ■ f e ’n p ; ^ -k -k- 7ir -k CHARGEW T r n M Mor;i!;o in af:r---.ii-.c " ui-.i lio pniviilcci c n p Flat repair , The Los Schwabvab W ay llu- e.iK'lakor m ay ) / .'fl “"3 7V F R E II P«)co;c< l.ro» h;h1 1 for anv iicj;lii',‘^nt ■' Tif F R E E IXwwt. lgr.ULt»u« ; . Ift m ' o n s ' I c^îT I ji î R . ■ ...... : ::r-l'rrt-r,;-I-Wair arc hroti^hr td' " r r ^ " 7V F R E E 3 IZ Roacj Hazarcj - ■ . ‘ .1 Iv.tbl'r r ______,A. t r p izi !r r:cr\'lcc hv o • L n o b a lalanco i K » t LirTiiiL''J W a r r a r ^ Ack aboul Ihn L.S.. CrodilCr P lan \-C'^ O ver 40 Style:les to ^ ...... ’ (Û'( : ■ 1 : , ChoQr.a.ftorora— ------’ !’.( ), liov :/rwin i'-alls ^ i :> 7 S '7 Sunda)Jay, Fobruary 12. .1939 Timo3-N()3-Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho

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QQI t e n O tutlasiDH d a h o . Dec!i:l0 , l ^ RRYHO\TY -■ ■ ' - B 'ISNews writer ips N - In Region 18.8, of athletic talent come i! ling in all directions, happened again Saturday ■ Malilad G o o d m o m in p . Il B TSVINAnd again College of South- m w b day, Feb. 12 laho, fiflh- ranked nationally WQVCfS ( i R I n l v J K - B y LARRY HOVH H sw armjunior in ; coilcge poll, wa.s able to OVEY------‘------' 7Ime.';-A'cm.‘; rrrirt^writer------Saturday's scon It 0 hn the occasion. It's Sun- night. AiEagles, wi.th Caio DaSilveira c m Idg a h in a big inside gamo and . TWIN..F/\LLS.IS^D cclo came into • in th e juHenderson i alive and well on the Idaho Classiss / A-3 girls' ba.Hketball College ■ ores arise toitside, t! outlasted tho talented tournament ThuThursday with a 23-0 Ofiiici.N. ia.tv,w ill North Idnho Cardinals 110- rec o rd a n d leflfl SiSaturday with a 25-1 . * The E( m a rk , th e tu rn in glock up the host designation insolation title and thc [dahu al .S'cvaja-Hcmi. Ial< -iiirct's-nil-timine:irteam'sconngTDCord." ■ \Vtb»r Ht. 70, Montana C 01 for r e pcgula^9eason--lop o i spot. But-u t-. H..u.ton7l,Tti.aTKhC7l-!.n S’ f,.i iVnd and w Utah Valley, which hosts H - - - NiwOrlcanittV, UraarT)« .o 7 Valleyext 11 Friday night, lurk only onene HouiScmMrth (14. lUjW E ag lesbe n h in d , Trial Ilfl, Klc« 74 ■ , .‘St s s r ™ ” - North Idaho is the fourth-best hc7 • Dixie in a n this conference and has lost)st Kantaa Hi fU), Nrhmika !',< ------MinnfWiH ns.-Michtpn ro CSI n e.games, x t thon thin ha«-to l» th«h«-. - Mlilouri(in,KanMtHO.,w m ‘ gam e estbei conference in the nnlion," ,.7u . . " IfNid o ' Coach Frod Trenkle afler:er Orcipin'.Hi 70, M«n|ucll» ■; WiaCTInmfl.Moi.a54rm'w te a m indngthis ■ one. Auljum 70, Mliilttiniil«Vro Sl - • - f ^ v e n gey a hnve everything: goodod W f ttunda W, Kfnlufkj S3 Cal -4 to u g h eness, st great athletes, outsidede C«>n:U TWti 75,WakcKur ' p raised;r.H and ball-handlers, ^ e a t inin- ■ 3 I-SU r.’2,T\>nnc.^ Itlil MfmjituaHl. fin,.SoulhCai surviviniheight for intimidation, re- D edo aled Malad 70-59 for the VancIrri)ill71,Ml...... '.I. Sl --..s "Theyling and shot blocking' and consolation chnirhampionship of the tour* l‘iIt.l.urKh7i>, n«irncio-n KTtx>nI!allB.1,Vlllanovo7-j 3 quicknesdepth. I marvel thrtt they've've nament Saturda;irday morning, finishing u season blemisl■mished only by a lA-10 Wcit Virginia 100, i'ctia.Si«■ tw .t 70 shooter.H;ven times," he conlinued, ' h (•ar.ji.i.a 4H ‘ S'de eel-very llO: happy to come out of loss to C hallisis ThursdayTl night in the Prepgirls "Fi'iw boundinivith an 11-point win consider-er- slate tournamuniment’s openinj; round. KUIoCUaa AO loumai e didn't have (sophomore ClifD Ironically, the Hornets finished ChalllilfharS:":' good dc| .fn *®i;, lost seven (suspended for fighting on ahead of Challisallis'in the tournament, - - -I fejs d earlier this week). We were!rc Thc Vikings droppeddro| a 50-40 loss to ’’ ” l)û7n, Malad r,;n,on. th is wing itl for combinations to matchch m M . District 6 rivalr-al West Jefferson in thc 'ainst.their liilented people.'!.T third-place gamefame Saturday to finish Camljfiilsc ,'i4. Trvyl^ham^n'.t,, ,1,H ( . ^ r.ampion.„p - M a rtinht I everyone we used turned in fiflh . Declo'si consolationco trophy is ;;haUii4()illilriI. c am pus1 job or we wouldn't have won. ta n ta m o u n t to fourthfo place.- ~ Kinanrtt’.i, KimtuJiiUtton»,Ui,onflna]l gTaSpingey did a lot of things, changcd In th e impionship game Satur- Is,H("ii.mp.niiiiui) up a gfen.ês aii four times from a 3-2 to -day-nighU-Lapu ”■...... Prep'tsoys th o u gngle-lwo, h t lo man and 1-2-2 andnd I’rairie'22-11 al press JfTCfna 4X, Uurir; 40 ...... n solidid jc to mnde adjustments on theh e ______"Thevith poople not used to playing Dcciod o 70, Mnind 59 , _up defenrtain combinations," TVenkle^le The Hornetslels averaged 71 points a tria nlued, g l "We tried a matchup ?.onem e game forr a 213 points tolal, end lladng" "uacha.'iir'’ '* inam . —ChanncllS,Tre vo possessions against them,m , ing the 11-ycar!ear reign of.Prairie's 199 -— - Ammrn'tirur-champtmthi;! 5cored-both-tim«)-und-l-said-to- points. Thatit mark,n however, was 10 4.'. a m. — Channrli 11, certcwith it and went back to man." made using the larger ball nnd wilh- i,u-,Amo continueis win avenged the lone lossOSS B ^ | H o u t benefit ofiflhe thi three-pointer. UlIi'uSUV at^N^“nll Carollni ■ fijjH Never less)8 thnntl 10 points ahead 11 am -ChannrUI.HViil.Trnnl. Kur.. has endured thi.s year amdm d « h .p m .lrh ------tbcy-scocle said the reasons for obvious.us. th ro u g h th e■ middle mi( quartera, Declo’s kla’ilom;:' '" ''" heck wiIO“ it had'four'point.5 and very jjjj^ H |B _ biggest advantainlage cnme in the second - t,3H,CvIlrKcl.a.Vrt. XhiSebounds in Coeur d’Alene," h he e ' pe rio d w hena Kim Ki Darrington hit 10 tll'-fwid CSI edha out, "Tbnight he had 23 pholIkMIKCKEOALSBUfrr o f 12 free lhro«iirows a n d Lwo field goals ball:'tfqm''i TOA rirw-ASn. r. Trenkles and a lot of boards. All of our5JIJ A n t h o n y W i l l i aim n s of CSI is fouled byly NIC’si M aurio Jacksonion as he drives to thc hooph< lofudn!5-poinpoint halflim e lead, Uamngtonin wv as t^lken from th e 3o\fm.'^—Channrlind. 7, n ■ ■ ...... Calo-e players did much better this lla.allanOpen Up there they practically dis-lis- tonight," the coach said.d. in g 83-80 dc'decision of the Cardinals, other o regional result hnmd Snow starting lineupleup after Tliurseday's •I ll, Cnllrjr ba»krl- JJOintCd e did n 't h av e B u t TVCC! had hi a liltle left Saturday dropping d Salt Lake Comniinunity 91- opener whena CoachCc Lynn Payne felt U.S. Champl(jnihl[n, mcna ■ ire d ," - . • •In truth, this gnme 0pm. — Channol 11,i,i:,siiAHa.krt. U.il I pointsit awe still haven't come close! to any bearing on the’ to u rn a m e n t n ig h t, loo,, knocking ki off Ricks 80-78 84, 8 she wasn’t playplaying aggressively She ng down Ken Johnson, He ripsips hofne site. Treasure Valiilley took care" and movinglg aheadi of the Vikings in Immediately afler the game. ga CSI didn't start Frid.i-’riday, G p.m — ChannrI 1»,.7,nM-0AU,lf. Coll, If ’"side JJp KhoJ« lilaiiJalHimilon >r 36 up there and 28 hereere of that Friday night wit.’ith a surpris- the regionn standings. Saturday's • See CSI on Pageje C3 . Sec A-;A-3 on Pnge 03 n ^'‘^•^ ’'^nnar*' ap p ca ro ,e,>lk«al,a.k.tball. "B u t ' :G,Ur,rb.Artl.aII C S I w' US forgain tie ]for 1st ' CaiimbridgeB repeats* its statee title B y L/VRRY HOVEY ' HHOSKISSON h e r e igght i boards, Timcs-Ncws writer a n d L A RU in lY Iim ^ E Y T h i3 s year's : state title will go aloniilongaide the one these g cw.'i urittr sa m e girlsgi captured in volleyball lalasl sl fail. TWIN FALLS-Th(v o m e n "We} 1 were ju.st lucky, to be here,"re," remarked Trojans' n't exactly to Collec( FALLS — 'This was the biggliggest 32 minutes of coach I:Bobbi Hazeltine, whose schoichool wiis making ils Idaho women’s Concli L‘S." first stistate tournament appearancenee since 1979. "They liking — bul the cFos conlorrect C a m b rid g e H igh gHrls'rls' basketball coach are thele best team we’ve played all11 year."ye w onderful. The scenario was- jodman was as his ballclub,b ,------. .. ------1 Hareitine, who wh last visited the When tho curtiiinlege rt of Southern i its second consecutive Ida-1- T w in F alls Highligh gym as a junior at C S I 68-53 decisionaui Si Ben Stroud's ho i A-J state championship by H ig h la n d High S the Golden Eades pla\:[osing scene was 'y gil School of Craigraont g the. Troy Trojans 51-38 ^ yeara ugo.3. ej e.'cperienced a b it o f . middle of the floor and h e re .urday night; I? • ■ deja vu in herer tteam's secon^-pIac6' hugging and dancing.n rang down on a " -ff - ©GsiG® :r, O ak ley w hip p e d M ur- fin ish . In 1977,77, her I Hitihlpnd team It marked the first1 Saturday night, 3-35 for tiie third-place Iro- ^ finished secondmd Ito Salmon River for beaten North Idalioplavcrs i met in the . t : - ____ phj'^viiiliLill- Ktindrick edgeil Rimrnrk ______the_stato_champi tutelftRe — and it thn;ini{ did a bu n c h of :k______impionship,______fnr)r the con.Holation champi-li- "O ur goal concoming in wns to do firat-plnce tie with thc J th e b e sl we could," coul she said. 'Tliis the Hegion 18 rcgulrirst time CSI has ridge5-t,Troy 38 is beyond o urr wildestwil dreams," c hase. io under Stroud’s a fanla.slic feeling to win The first ijuariju a rter s la rte d c[uickly It clinched a spot.hriisi'them in into a back titles," added Wood- with the team:jams trading baskets Region 18 tournamentthe Cardinals for : with Cambridgeidge gaining a 6-4 ad- .played March 3-1jular i season title ■ ■ T he lulldogs kept a pesky IVojan l l § f, .- v a n tag e ssjmele 221 minutes inlo the U tah, in • \ m ^ bay ail evening while doing . .-.. j. pijj. jjiy-j•he mosl’parL’lhe'cjuar- In the end, everytlt in the four-team l|||S i 1g *...... ' ' - damage on the offensive end. ter, likeke the rest of the game, belonglonged lo three players. positive because Stroilent. which will be C am bridiridge got strong performance;-ices from Dee Porter, PorterT jand Edwards combined for 11 ‘1 somewhere in )rll oflhe Bulldogs'13 ------{HTO-it~up:-lihiii.proba: andêi'eu_mbQiiiids.-_{irsL-Jiuquartcr_pQinla_v.’hile.Aanju.-V«' ost we've played from ^ and Korlni*tnie E d w a rd s w ho scored 18 points along with. maybe physical Blandrything was very F ^ J • See A-4 on P«fj'* H g e C 3 ...... - -...... C h ristm a s brea k troud — wns nbic-ta' ■ ■ ■ I Thnt should be anliably r is the poor- b u ild e r for o u r pirl.Hrom ti a menial ami ------mnkc-thc-kind-of-mimdpoint since the :ti@f ©f-Erir o p . . 4 B .opposes-Pi[ | and beat them .15.— and we wnn. I thom tht idea that(1 we real confidence ■jL ‘B H E By Newsdayh,y there would be no Rumeaeai R obinson h im on sclmlnliolnrship and help him ' j on a neutral court, Istoo to know we can al Michigitn, make hitiiselfelf eligible.t "Il was very I gam e," •mistnkcs -wc-did '-- S ^ b ^ if ClifT Sjogren, educator.T. R obinson is also aver;e ra g in g 13.8 h a rd ," Itobin.'ôin.'ôii said. "1 had lo learn ; lUit Slroud was 5.awi Il should give c rc a tc d HnrrInm cai Robinsôn. ba.Hkelball.11 points and is among ththe Big Ten iilxjiK biidgvlinjeling yuiuM4iHt*f^Hvdon^t— •— ' that CSI imperfectionwe can beat them U Bj|g player, as; a character in fiction. Clairir leaders in assists on a gooc)od le a m . Ev- le arn th a t in high school, I was ability, sizc and quitoo, if w c play o u r SBB wailBliyBWg 5 | Bee d id a s IImuch for Chip Hilton!...... er)i)ody knew he coidd papass th e bas- stu d y in g 15I hours hoi on weekends." ] North Idaho tcam. TVnt»-H«wi phola,i.u«co.L!»uiir Sjoirrcn,1. then director of admis-s- kctball, T h a t's-lhle e realrc in te n i of th e ru le. ^ th o ' U n iv c n at)^ o f M ichigan,n, . "It's great when you canan lake a kid "If we can nioli'nolivale young kids in the ; Tm sure our girlsaware f that part of CSI's Kim Eproson cclcbIcbratcs the victory overc r N l c ------s im s .i r t h G ' They are so tali insideion was due to the wrote Propioposition '18, k n o w n a s thle e like that and help him1 meel stin- seventh ur eighth eig grade by having ____ that was thc reasonquickness w of the ad six critical steals, camc up one field goul in nine milninutes nnd 30 700 Rule,', ffor the NCAA. Robinson>n dards," Sjogren said. "I fwfcel rea l f;ood -tliis raild throiiiiri'iil-;-if they wanl to be • ' ■ well as we did lost ni I put-back, which Stiegelman;an seconds, w as llie nilmost nulfd and -rKniited;d -.jilKiut- th a t, I know he doeses." ' a n atiilule thethey have lo do some ,j Ricks)," the conch saidI b felt intim idaledr" lintelyofi'sct.q ■'I will have Ui wiy th;:.hat in a g re a t g ra d u a te of o( Rindge Latin in Cam-a- Robinson recalls beingg heckled oa • school worki'— — lliafij'gitdl." SjOgieu!'TT“ ' I For much of lheside. ga I really think n Dejong cam up with consccii-cu- many instances wt> didiidn’t play very bridge. Mas;lass-.since Putrick Ewiug._ tlie streeLaiiioaJe.wlien it public t>uid, "Wc thoi:th o u g h t, if th e re is thi.^ j to protect two to five-in we didn't play as who hadirce-point goals oul of thtr coror- weli." said Stroud. "Butut our'd'efease Robiii.sonon wa.s'ihe most noted casu-u- knowledge that he was ineligiblein for strapping youn'oung athlete and his par- ; biggest ndvn'ritngct canight (in beating with aandy p Rowlon followed witliI a WUH not too bad all_ nifnighl. Our de- ally in thele firrtf year of Sjogren’s law.w. b a sk e tb a ll ua a" collvge frcfrc.=;hman: "A ents.hav;e heanicard he nii[:ht_luwL^b BjL minutes lefl in thcmid- 1 im m edininrow to establish the first 10. 10 fen.se worked ju.sl becai:au.se th e girls He d id n 't: gel gi the minimitm 700 SATiT little kid said to me, ’YoYou're dumb, oul a year- or' miglit never play be-"' Hcttie Dejong andgame I CSI battled Thenlend I before Trina Runge scorcdred kepi getting afler them,"1," score. . ..You'couldn'i pahs the SAT,kT,"-'Bobiiison- cau-e he didn’t-gel didi tHJiiitr-grtides. • --- o p e n in g up d 21-1'^ve-point leads. CSI live thrcle Cardinals. Then Monicaica "When wc .were iiavin}mg trouble get- iW Sjng?ngr<‘ii, w lio h a d th e final de-e- sa id fVom th e te am 's hotlotel in .Min-.’ thcro would1 bi' more emphasis in the \ N o rlh Id ah o ’s .Hlmrpscame with eighl ner. Siiiri', who worked the inside for 25 ling.dwiiy from lhal 1lO-jwint lead cision, opeinleiit'd th e d(Kir. • neapolis where Michijjanj:ij)layetl Mill- home." S h e lle y Sti_ci:e!iniin,10 first half when free thro, scored throe timon nod Kimim midway tlirough lhe second nt lialf, h Robinsonon is Sjogren'.^'ca.se in poinlnl nesolii Safurday night, Sjogrea relirretired last spring after 15 ------^— rcpileii' Vvith^fmir-d p Marcia Yastrop point leain a h d A udra U rie a d d e d tw'ow'o ju ^ t know llin l N o rth Idaho k was go- lhal i’ropo!posal should he thrownr-n 'Tve-grown up atvay' ifrum hunie. years as directireclor of admis.-iions. but cli!!Hew£is on ajMin."■\Z cushion. But for thers. in g to h a n g clo;-o a n d1 tthen make a nut beforee il'sit in, Rohin.son is a junioror I'm nri'iid in nTnnmli'sh, ftucli-aiuUlIuiilaÊrujj— ------Tiie bmtli} coniiiuiiirpshooting c^’a'ter," Gustin,lhat v puii^l. the Eai;le:- wereer_e_ m n a t ii;i. Ih it iui;t .■ilwiil a have7Bufto'inyseir, ihavaven't accom- was working.lg. Bui1 Sjbffrea's law did- iiin, immediately points,iig ? al ’ " 'lhat io happen, it was^ oiirc girls that 'J.‘l (a hairlir under a full Bi averagege plished a great deal.yel,". n'l inlaid in mi ake th e SAT ii final . hefttre lliitii;:- slartedpoint.s 1 .Ill'll 't h r ^ Eprondnil lb'--clo-i:i); 30 whenien ••tn:'.de run,' lie p o in te d oiout. . la s t sciile.-ne.ner — and is on track lo Robinson got satisfactoitor>-.grades in jiidgmcn;. He =nid ho jnrigod Uobin- Ifn id in - n 1." ic; p oinlers.iv;‘H vlij bur^v c<4obraliiii,' U) l<) g rad iitii,'■ on «i iilili;, in four year:.. 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? ' i . A-4 — Sijnda/.'fcbrunryIfy 12, I'JaO Timps-Nows, Twinfwm Frills. Waho C-3 • C ontinued from F i i P u K c C r ny wound up 11-12. *FB - o n n e v i i ! l e c o m ce b a c k c aa t c h e s M linico, S']17-53 TVojans’ C ret d f ih t'- R c n dlrick63,lUHi^lt6r n ^ Oakley 49, M ackickay35 The Kcniir:idrick Tigers and Renee T Tht h e Tim es-N ew s , , , addicIded 15 here Friday nighl as ' — _VVith-a-bittoUaUo-*U-RUU-m-their - Hcw(rtt~had~1 ______B o y s ! - b - •------d-two-closc'calls — 'but • _ " I il ■ I ■ ...... - n mouths nflcr'a di.suppoin'ointing show- things camcle iup roases only for the RUPERT f — Tbdd Jorgensoiion scored - _____ 72-15 regular-season-ercndinc ir.l'J ing in the semifinals agoagamst.Cam- Tigers. _ 15 15 pointa and Jon-Judy addeded 12 as cuiff r.-î - j iji"-m,.j 10. |1„„-.. C»ayianyon Conference boys' baskeketball u,... V,u;r,. i. IW.r. lK,_IVnorr Il.•-îCtO^ctory o\TT GtRKling,------• bridge Pridaj- niRht, the3 Oal?loy0 Hor- " Kendrick; beatb< back a fourth-quar- the lbe Bonneville Bees came from fi be- 13U.ili2CS e 'a d o r Jerome 48 ~ nels KpuUored a littlo( inir the first ter charfie by!by Rimrock to win the con- hind hm to defeat the Minico S Tho TVojans led 16-9 at the ei 1 H o m e 7 3 thlO e first fi quarter, by II at half qu n rtcr. Bolalion prize,ze. 57-53{f- in Gem State Conferene S o S A ' M o u n t a i n I ilf a a d B u r le y 4 6 Bui lliey opv-ncd up w wil itb th e sec- ' ' rjr.ir.j>:(a,TOr;rer..r:»te:...... ------basbasketball action. ; 7 - polle’, 69-43. ephanie Hale 27 of them , b e a tin g Central Idaho Confeinference boys' bas- moved awny from a 10-10 Hcmdou i o, with 6-2 records in Region III compo- 2’ '-10 d raw n n d -."i. 1 D, .Vl'tUhrir* I I ,'i 1 3. TtiUl* .4 13- \v|l in a South-Central Idn- WcnJ.n kelball contost. into a 30-21 intermission lilitition this season and split th e ir rOB- Jo ro m o 73-67 m I ik.«iir.< M 4:. ion lead. The boys'bafikiitbali came. _ . WtnJfll — IVkfr 17. n u f-’.im. 10, J bu..i>!!, The win clinchedled th e S C IC cham - Oakley ndvnntnge waa as large nt 18 oakicv4(),M«i,l«kaj31 Ulaula'r-season meetings, but PiPol,-,vill hoConfaencebo: tr already assured ilse!ilselfof the lop seed fyjnta J ts t. i w t o oo-/. n»nsr—bct-bette r rc co rd in i h c O S C r ------gam - es thia siiasai :uCTi;:"r«nii 2;rVt»t.pn i, cir .r ir. .1'. r. ■ forG'both-tcams baRicailylilycallcd the-' n 1 (>00a.l!«lo«n-ll lU,Jud.lUU. r by th e A ssociated P re ss ' • in the District 41 ClavsCl A-2 louma- competition oiT. T h n t m e a n s tlie I n d ia n s \vil.villsitout first in Idaho by I C -lX Ul.ll, 14I4--J4 I'M.’. 01 O.Crtncr.4.0-2.ff-2 1 e. Cranro A V-5 1 1»” •.Ir, 11 -‘^lu-r. <;..Hliiii;. V\: "I think the prls woreTC Slill th in k - ‘I?' already a ssu re d its e lf cfi?,If. IVitifsiv week. 0, McAfr^l 00 I 2, lUll r. l-i 0 1.1. glOgioh III tourney Tuesday, whi-hile Mini- J™ mo has al ing aboul lhat stnrt Instil nightr (eight * l a n o, ^ The Bobcats playelayed even with the McAfr»c 1 ;j-i 14, i o o o -j. co will host No. 3 Highlandid at 7:30 »f No. 1 Medred and tho first round ..ci,-»hoshone poinLs in thc first half agiagainst Cam- itrict -1 Cla.ss A-2 tour- 86 'Pigers in the firstst half,I but Jerome p.m . .bye in tho Disln bridge) and I think todaj■day th e y ju s l h begins next TViesdav ilflji a g e r m a n out.scorud the BobciiDbcats 18-13 in the did what they had tb to win," said I'he SparUins who lead forDr much of "P^cnl, which t F alls. ■ 11/ loshoile third ([uarter takingting a six-point lead Coach Don Tbmpkins. Curolindsi' U2.140r,4 Uuthc game were led by Dann Poulton night mT\vm Fai HA GER M AN - _Sho^ ■ nieht Mwintain-Uomlomw got 29 jwintH from wriipr_ripped up ita _ re g u ja rs e ;is^ _ irin con-' Into'tho faurth qunrtilartcr,------— ------Halci_ e n d e d - tiw im e—w ilii ■ 13 ..wbjYhaj-cored 1-1 DQint9.nn.thej lirTwo'frno^thrrnvs;------Minico wrapped up its regi■ p i l a r s ^ B r " ‘l ■McCilbe;.';jând^l G~t'rom~Jnaon~ vinciincing fasTilon here Friday '■ r fiiît;----- ScotrW altcf-hin poinLs while Adriimnee iHall paced Cresto in erasin(iing a Ihree-poi'nl half- muii I Magic bis only poinis of the game, with nine ■ Mackay wilh 13. l\ I 1«. Krrllcn 0 0 .son nt 9-11,5-11 in conferenci luting Hagerman-8G-59 in a .* time deficit andmd outscoring Jerome Vallealley Conference boys' basktik e lb all •'seconds Icfi givinging Jerome a four Oakley finished the seas;eason at 22-1. mT.’.w '"'’ i^rrnlii-i .... - - point leadto-icc thc:h c gj n m c; — H-nnrrtiip— I finni qunrter. largely— j^îtnmc.------ClayUinH, Judy i:’. Jtjhn'J. Whilnfj'J,!'T»im«'ii Ti ;• ■n.' from th e free th•hrow n line, ' 1’hT h e In d ia n s , who h a d already al; Burley had a chanhance lo send it into aissed front end of a Minia>^ ScIkiw n. I'uulvld goal several scconds lat- nighl ni( in rolling past the,e H ansen ”■ ...... lj)Ryan I’haris paced the P spile that tandem srorinf;ing punch,.De- er and Kristristen Ball, Joey llogdson Huskies Hi 65-41. Wllh.ilh 16 poinis. elo aaw Malad close to> 62-r)5 61 with 3 Jmd Kristi:i Durtensbaw joined in. Castleford. hilling 2G-for-jr-58 from W p „ ^ p H 7 ‘2 . SfShoshone won the junior v a rsity nuTI^j' n-iH-iJ3B4rry J a s p e r .allllLill 4. >- ' did th e Kume th in g to ua,";3," h e su id . 24-3, inclueluding three victories over ' " But Amy Knawi^-sojri L.ibur..tries.-Tii(.‘ Vikings p 3 n the spread on T\inner fcecfeeds a n d D ar- w rapped itL ii]lip all 6-7. Declo,^ Hagerma] rington and lbnner tookok it back oul - EVERYDAYlY T______to ll pmntsjn_the_final_nii win flips of coin ni 1 n u l e . _ _ ------£------Malad fmishod lhe seaseaso n a t 20-4. i>«b _ jmk,rllklll''.' o'o 0 1 0, -tblTirr :• U-0 f. 4, BjBy The Times-News ------LOW TIRE W. Je ffe rso n 50, C lh a llis 40 );,■,"iV PRICES! A sudden 1-1-poinl blitzliL7, in th e do.";- noM-.n'TS”"’ T h e D eclo H o rn e ts a n d the thi Hager- ing three minutes of theh e th ird q u a r- s,i':.'o"MTnrr!i’l^4 0 ? Vii ‘i'.nir’r.'-il .Va'v jrll’lî'7, m!ma n P ira te s cam e o u t on lop lo th e ter dccidcd an otherwisev ise la c k lu s te r u.'nutn.r.(i„.oo.o;.un,.»i.rnv...l^r.. allall-important coin fiipf^tbj: deter------n dfTensive ga m e a n d ~eirrinrd~third‘' iJii ' 5vrt*jrfr^^ ■ minodlhcirfatc-Saturaa}“ PERFOR)I R M A N C E placc for West Jefferson, T h e H o rn e ts, tie d w ith File'iler for thc ^ ^ ^ ^ S X 7 0 03 0 0 S R I t al.so p ro b ab ly ' e aiirned r n a basic ^ ('('.T.-Jn'l™'': top spot in the Canyon Coi'onference, claim to the District 6 title, some- i; WIwon the coin toss with thee Wildcats.’ I L if A n thing thnt wasn'l selllettled due to ch"ui.'--1v« T h a t gives lh e IIorneLs a firsl-round fir r — b i l -97 •Ml 4 I,',. .-Vll.lln'. IR |H^^^BP175/70SR12;r i 3 bye and the first two days•"‘T"'*"' c -Ss^■= UNjROYAl DistriciDi ■! Class A-3 touiluraaijient, V,,,,,..;, 1 ^^^^^^^■•45.000-mmonth or woftonty* . . which wl starts Wednesday in1 WV endell. t lo ootprlnt tp i traction Hagerman and Murtaughgh tied for mimtu I < t TIGER PAV\W II I sesecond place in the Mngic ValleyVa Con- wa>/»n4 < CSI---- ference with the Pirates wiivinning th e wn/7>m P-ISS/ ■ pi;>/7oun 44^7_ nii/niytftiM 5i?7 • C ontinued fromm Page Cl The firstst game when Ken Jar.’is, loss. The coin fiip gave H il ag e rm an j m 8 0R 13 B H M pii;/7Htn ^ . 9 7 . ny/ S S j f Kleinkopf an- DaSilveiraa anda Steve Cooke hil eight ,l is 32.< S B J -fus/miM J i 9 7 _ niS) Athletic Director Karl K! the second seed in the District L 4 _SL»5i!l?__- •45.000-mllewaneairanlv* ^3 111 tournament points fora*a 42-29 lend but North Ida- q nts^rV 49.97 rt/7oun | 5 1.97~ r;i?/«unif, is I 5 7.971 „ nament, while MurUiugh " •R esponsive handlindling, Iroclfon ^^jrm???wiii?T59.971 ' 28 al the CSI administristrntion build- in Iwo minuinutes and trailed just 59-50" seeded third when the niuikirney gcUs u m f v ing. iio suid the minimumum would be atintermissiission. Iunderji way in Jerome Tuesdf charged wilh thc four-sessession general • Thc Eaglegles’ biggest lead was 75-59 admission going for $122 anda students five minutestes inU) the second half, but for S8. Individual sessio;si6ns, if avail- again John^hnson and Sheldon Baker I v l "OURRBEST” TRUCK/VAN „___ iHGoodxirich able, wil! be $3 each. . hil some out)uLside howitzers to pull the The eight-team tourrurnament will CardinalsI closeck again. I I O L Y MVIPIANXT DURANGO A/J/S XLM H/Tr have four games — two Lw afternoon Then whi!hile the largesl crowd of lhe I H •55.000-mi-mllo worrcntv* •40.tXl0-mllo warranty* •55,000-monthn wwc a n a n ty * and two evening — on1 MarchN 2, two yoar (just overov 3,300) anguished, the I B •T rac tio n lnlr join or snow •A ll-io o so n . a[|-sur1oce treiread •Long Iroad lilo,0, smoothsr rido night games March 3 andan the cham- Eagles saww North Idaho cut to with- REN e regional win- ing ;five poinLs po three times in the 9 ■ iiu ]~ irtig I « i ' I ^ t ~ | «ii rtiu ua ~j^^g "jl m I "paa"~ I m I rtig pionship M arch -J. T h e ri A 1989 15.97 rmmiu " 4 7 7 ^ 1 rmrw niM .nm j w i u t w ^ zona champion closing miniinutes, the lasl time at 104- nss/iM ii _a 49,97 J&97- 4a97L __ n«/7S*H 55.97 ner will host the Arizon f A rus/iw n i38.97 rWffSiM 5 a » 7 r krwvTsmtwix 51.97 i r a i u w r lext week with 99 with 1:0;1:02 rcamining, Henderson, L J ? 4 7 43.97r __ WW/7S115 57.97 in a bi-regional tlic nexl Jeep 4x^L*¥ n>s/iMi3 _4 mimtis 51.97 TO/?a»tww TO ~ ^.9 ? tMtiUfw ■M.97~ r f i » ; ^ i 3 ~ 45.977 wnffnn 59.97 that winner advancing5 to nationals, Sergio Gomeimes and Anthony Williams ’ 4X97A nis/niis 34.97 imv7«mwt o 74.97 aiiniun w v i ^ 9 7 - i | ,g , WL ,■ rrn/7m> M.w Exccpl for a 2-0 doficificit and a mo- hit free throirows afler that to e.slablish J 0 riiiffSiM 145.97 4 I n7S/7iin I 5^97 IPli T 1 WUffSiiS 1 64.97 m entarj- fi-f) tie . CSI nevnever trailed in the fina! cou:ount, Cherokei the game bui never wasvas able to put sojmim^.I),UI()i!rai ^ ^ By The Day Or Vt North Idnho away Week, The Eagles made twowo break-away 1 4* 14, (irrnlrfv 4 4 ,'> ll'J TtitaU 40 I 0* BSM »-m llo Woffontv* I l yt. yr. Woironty* ' . efforts but were reeledid back I in bolh Wills Motorr Co um iloo 30.0C»-r lim es. Hcniirrxjn H ' iOIKRESTOfi a r e j ¥MOHRot?rW. :l» " l "! Joim. 7 3 3 -2 8 9 Eagles ; » Continued from»m P a g e C l ______Hie victory lifts CSII lo 16-4 overall •------a n d 12'2-tjn-lhe-i(ettiH>H:-in-it-fll«>-means------that no team has doneme belter than break even with the Eag)lagles this year. ^ ON .v'nTtnrinAHO(Mi 1 ^ ' w / y Jllm I [ ' I l ' s lost Youu \Will Buy H, Krn«'”; i V i 7,' ; :i.:i.V»'i»>rr? 1-1 I n. ^ yrf I ” i | ) / J __foiYoutCoi* I'n.w i u u - jn io it 1 o -iO'.', .s / B CHKM) ^ ^ ^ V i d e oi c a b l e 59.-97 15-9? 1 . 24.9'I f r ri I ' ' ’ ''' ' ■ - • . 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But thc The Orangengemen hnvc now rogis- fe ulurday they're a Hoyn-s proved Sutui W i s c o n s i n 6 5 tered lopsidedied victories ogninst three § 6 ) with the 6 -foot-lO v ry boatablc club wi of the four Big East teams tliat beat % _____ frr.=hmnn stnr on thc:hc bcnch. I I o w a 5 4 . scaiion. S]âcuse plays M B 'scorcd 2 'i pointd-'^^^H -MADiSONT-WtsÂP-)- "IV ont ‘.his ,Inson‘Mntth(h\n-si t at Home' on Feb. 28 with ^ laying most of thc Jnckson scorcd 24 pointilandWiscon- a Connecticut at UH Gcorpotown, playi even itself with ull four, fc sccond half without)ut Mourning, was sin held No. 8 Iowa to ils, lowestl< point n chance to eve ngemen were ahead 10-7 & :^ts in th e final 10 output of the season Satururday to beat lhe Oransci held tn eight points when they put pui on their first spurt, fe' to P ittsb u rg h 79-7Dikembe Mutombo'sbo's d u n k w ith 10 H A pair of 3-pointcrs fromfi Locum ly in both cate|atcgories. ; minules lefl, the Hoyas Ho — who had H and'another one from JacksonJu then C a l i f o m■nia i i 8 6 won eight conseculecutive Big East H helped thc Badgers ton n36-27 lead, , . gam es — vvere ouLoutscored 23-8 the H The Bndgers were six Dfof 10 from 3 - W a s h migton g t State 69 re.'it of th o w ay T hhe e Hoyas1 held a 27- H point range in lhe first ballalf. BERKELEYj EY, Cnlif. (API _ : 21 edge in field goal:;oa!s, b u t P i tt m ade H Iowa cut the lead to fivefi\ wilh two Leonard Tnylf^y lo r scored 28 [Minis, 30 of 42 free throws to 15 o f 20 for H baskets to open the secor:ond h a lf a n d m oving in to0 fourthfoi place on Califomi- Georgetown. H were wiihin eighl on Armstrong's^ n's nll-lime2 scoringsc list, lo lead the Pitt nlso oulreboubounded the taller ■ basket wilh 3;42 to go. Bears to ann 8 8G-69i Pac-10 conferencc HoynH 38-29, n s 6-9>9 sophomore Bob- H __ Bul Jackson and Mola;laski hit four viclory ovoror Washington Slate on ; by W nrfin h a d 163 paints p( and 11 ro- H free throws each and the tf Badgers Saturday, bound.R. M a rtin alaoIso held Mourning, H were up 58-43 wilh 1:52 lola play. Cnliforniu,u, nnow 17-7 nnd 8-5 in thc the Big East's mimost dominating An conference,, led 39-25 al halftime. But nli'ick E w in g, m~W est-VirginiaÔ ------Hie B ears, currently c u r in lifth place in ‘ points in the 19 minuin u te s h e d id play. I P e n n S t a t e 6 7 the conferencenee, wgnt on on 8-0 ‘ru n lo / played his best "I'd say Bobby p ■ MORGANTOWN, WV;V-i (AF) — “ 56-3535 leadI with 11:32 left in gam e defensively ... hc forccd some ■ Steve Berger scored 222 ' points, in- Ihc name. 'RTiy iylor scored 16 poinLs in Pill Conch Paul turnovers, too," Pi' H eluding four 3-pointers.s.-and Chris' the ,second1 halfht and contributed 5 ^ IKougM'if we could ’ E vana siiid .'”We''tHoi H Brooks added 20 lo lend1 No.f 15 West points dunngtng the streak. ‘town we'd bc OK, stay with Georgetow I I Virginia over Penn SuileelO(l-G7Sal.- Unan Quiniuinnett-led the. Cougars,. ; nan did a good job. nnd our man-to-man K I urday to extend the natictions longest nd 2-10 in the conference, : loosing M o urning was wc a big blow to fci winning slrcak to 18 game With 1 1 p o inn ts.ts . : them because Mutoritom bo is n 't th e of- ■ Herbie Brooks had 199 points and , Tbe Bearsirs who have now wnn fensive threat Mourn H Ray Fo-ster had 1 5 ,1 2 oif f which ' came sâight,t;hl, play ed full-court pre.s- Pitt. 12-10 overallrail and 5-6 in the H during a six-minute. second-half ise, against Wnshignton Big Enst, seemed1 nlnil but eliminated ■ 1 spurt for Wesl Virginia.a. which im- of the game, forcing the ■ from its third conconsecutive NCAA k I proved its record to 18-22 overall and mton to tw o 10-second back ’ 1 tournnmenl berth1 nflernl losing three r ■ 12-0 in lhe Atlantic-10. court violation:Lions, ; of four games, butt EvansE' said, "I still H Darryl Prue scored I12 for the Cahfornia,a. whichi lod by ns many ke it if wc rcnch 16 think we can make i MountJiineers, who neverL'r trailed and points,n ts, h a d four o f its five or 17 wins, and we'vewe got n chancc. H led by as many as 38, stirlers scorc:)rc ini double figures. Mnlt Denting Georgetownwn gives us a better H The NilUiny Lions drojropped to 13- Hceuwsaertt scosc red 11 points and ltd chance.'" H 10 and B-5 w ith th e lo.ss. the Benr.s wilhv ith 8 assists, Gun/ds Kei- • Georgetown muyiy tumbleI in thc As- H The MounUiineors hahad a .‘')l-26 ‘h Smith addtidded 12 ponts and Ryan sociated Press poll3ll after losing, but ■ lead al the break behind1 thet shoolini; Drew scorcdd l11 l . T hom pson sa id , "W e're no t ta lk in g 3 of Herbie Brooks, whn n bo u t a se aso n , wc'rc wc': talking about 10 -scorcd 11 I l l i n o i s 8 81 6 M points in lhe firsl half one basketball gamem c w e lost.". . I B H -ilh 4:43 re- N orthujeSl e s t e m 6 9 Georgetown, 18-36-3 nfter losing for APLsMrpnoto Berger's M-footer wil maining in the openi jusl. the second tim e in 11 gam es, Duke's Quin Snyderler goes past M aryland'sl's Dave Dickerson, 23,3 ,for a basket ;ning period CHAMPAIG:\1GN, III. (API - Marcus ■ sparked a 19-3 Mounlaintneer run that Liberty scoredjred 20 points nnd No, 7 scored 13 con.secutiv(tive first-half points senior, .scored 1;1 points on 6-for--fi)r crawled back lo lake0 its only lead, Floridala equaled( a school record by to take a 38-28 lead!uil. Thu Hojib 8-2 g ‘>y closed the half. HerbieI BrooksI also Illinois brokeke awayi in the sccond half : wling. including two 3-pointersters. 20-18, with iibout ninline minutes lo winning: ilsit- sixth straight Soulheast- hit four fiold goals and sa in the Big East, streitretched the lend to jjurion sank two free to beat Northv-thwestern 86-69 Saturday on h a d 12 poinLs and five■ rere- play on a 3-point slitilLby b Pritchard, ern Conferiference game lo improve lo throws afler Penn Slale C 12 points ill-19-37J carlyca In the sccond [)ounds I Coacl) Bruce night in thec BigBi l\;n. ds a.s the Gophers enjoyed ai 1-J-lO overk'erall a n d 8-1 in the league. Parkhill was called for half, but Mourningng drew his fourth j \ Z L S U 1 2 2 r a technical Illinois leded 37-29: at hulftime, then i rebounding advantage, Bont Kentucky;y dropped. its third straight foul to lally 10 points personal foul with114 M m in u te s to plny. , s during the went on a 23-123- run lo build a 60-35 ■d eight points, grabbed five- re Tennessee 1 0 65 game andid ffell lo 11-13 and f>-6 , West Virginia spurt. advantîge wilh wil 13 minutes romnin- Mourning fouleded outi just-seconds i,nnnfl«ds and made three steals. icky opened a 25-13 lead on a . BATON ROUGE. ” ‘‘ Wesl Virginia shot G5.15,6 from th e ing, U iw ellII HI am ilto n sp n rk ed the afler re-entering thc game with 8:20 :e. who had 13 first-half points T by C h ris M ills w ilh 7:2-1 re- F re sh m a n g u a rd Cl - '.S J S field and 61,5 from thele free-throw surge w ithI twotv quick baskets and to play, helping PiltPilt run off its 12-0 : j Michigan's firsl two basket C liris .lackson ,„ P , , ,! in the half, and went on to a scored 50 points SailIturday to lead „K„„ line, Nick Andersoi;rson aclded n free throw burst that inciudodcd ttwo 3-pointcrs by tm :hen didn't score another for V Jvantage al the intermission, lj" , Liuisiana Stale Uiiivci^'crsity to a 122- ' 0"' The Mountaineers' stirtingy defense before Northv,•thwesUirn could score ils Brookin and one by Matthews, who Ites us the Gophers went ulieai made only eight of 35 shots 106 viclory over Tennencssc . th a t k e p t ™ held Penn Suite to a 37,3 37 shooting first basketI of the sccond half hnd four 3-pointersrs mi the first half.. 27-203. rsl half for 22.9 perceni, I , the 'Hgers atop the perform ance from th e fielield, and Wesl Kenny Battlkittle then added two free Pitt took thc lead:ad for good at 72-70 jvlinninnesotu ope n ed a 52-15 Icai " t n *Ido G arcia, ClifTord L e tt a n d Conference, ‘“U Virginia held Tom Hovas;isse, who had throws nndi a 1bnsket and Liberty two ori M artin's twofreeree throws with 2:20 ' in the second hnlf before Seai ‘ Davis scored con.secutive I.SII is 17-11 ..v.T,-111II and 9-3 in thc P " £ " . J been averaging 18,2 poiioin]s __a)mi_ng _more basketskets, includin£_a_ t^ rc e- _ to play. Aflcr Charharles Smith made Higgimins scored seven points to pul in lhe opening -2 r2 0 'o f - t h e SEC.;ikincssc,-isM -7 in lo Ihe gam e, T o 'l? ,’ icuinHuc^mg jusl pointer,' befon;fore the Wildcats scored ------fM«M>t-tw«v-frcc_thr tTgrrrr^SS-tn^vitlHHli'vT-UHJfi,- liair.as Florida c!>wed llie >’an five straight poinloints, all on free ' .Jacksons ;'iU pointsLS was tnc nuist ,, .,r a iL _ U a 4 n a lia J ir> :U w I f ^ i l«v„va.^f„uird-^gnin: ------ever scored in thc Ass„sscmbly Ccntcr. oul with 10:40 remainiining in the lllinoi.s, 20-32 0 -: and 7-3 in tho confer- throws, to make it 77-717 w ith 51 scc- icky countered with five s s o u r i 9 3 ______IV'le Maravict^ collegCKC li.istctliall's .l™ fam e . ence. reachedled th' e 2 0-victorv mnrk for______onds leR.______-f>oint!+rhwt4^mtt-ttnd-Briarr ~ ail-tuiie leading; scoreir^r.'linishcd his' i' Bruce Blake scoreil T«1? points lor lhe seventh•ll s tr a ig h t season. B altle n s a s 8 0 _ hit 3-pointers and Chatman M innesota 881 8 career at I.SU before■c thc Assca,l,ly |.X ™ , lan the Niltany Lions and C,J,C Johnson contributedi 171' p o in ts , A nderson 14 lIAJMliJA, Îo. lAI’l - Byna so free throws nnd a'n 18-foot- ______c o i j >'^]^_CunIer_was builL ...... nnd Hamiltonto n 12, M i c H i g a n S O Irv in1 scored sc 22 points and No. vc Fiorid;* it 4-M()-lf!td withlill; , .facksiin, second-luai ) g Norlhwestei•ste rn , le d by W!ilkcr-L.*mi” ■go, “ ' Arizona State 9t MINNfj\POLISS (A!’) — Willie sourii Ibeat K;insas 93-80 Saturda; the country, had a ;;>3-point ga m e a biotte's 24 points, poi fell lo 8-13 and 1- vo of his 27 points givinglg ;assistant coach Rich Daly hi ; and Garcia each added 11 Burton scored fivo a):ainst l-'lorida earlier J! O r e g o n 9 4 10, nd span late in the first viivictory in relief of iht* hospital ‘■j’’ p o in ts forbr Florida, which hit only 19 . , during a 33-second is averaging jusl undiider 28 pcants a EUGENE. Ore. (AI-IP) _ 'ihrin The Illinili tiHikto Lhe lead for good a t Norm Stewart?------«t.^.fiir-:Kl-prf^nt^------game to put Minninnesota ahead for ized No j r Williams miide four sl 'e re a h e a d 3D-2U w ith six T good, a n d th e Go issouri, 21-l^verall and 7-1 ii . M ills topped I Kentucky, which straight free were G ophers con tin u ed Mis.si throw s in th e final 37 sectL'conds lo lead minutes leflfl inir the first half. their siring of homeDme upseUs by beai- th e Big Bi Eight.-^wm as Stewarw » rt D u k e 8 6 m a d e onlynly 22 of 59 for 37 percent, ’ Arizona Slate lo a 98-9--94 comeback ing No. 10 Michigan;an 88-80 Saturday, wîîoi:hed from a hnsi^tal lf‘(} fnr th ____ w ith 17 po:points and Miller tallied 12. -‘^ —M oryland~60~ viclory uvor Oregon inin P acific 1(1 O h i o S t a ^ v cm 11'am rtjTtii si'conilnd'si'riiTi’Iit gîe, Sjei^rt wa • t a t e 8 1 ias -.Iwat^n-riinketi -fltrickcikcn'Wifh aTirveciiiig ulcer 'I'hur?i '” * m jl tllA M . N.C. lA Conference bnsketbnll on — - ...... ihc -Big-- Itn , - has l!lL~ J’uS-'G eorglgia Tech 75 The Sun Devils had. lrn.m iiedlS^cn. M i c h i gan a n Stote 75 teftm»-4*v-itH igrit-foti-fotir-'homp g a m tu i----- day. on.un-Mis:;uuri'^ flighLtO-QkJahomL' --‘ I’'" .... - tinr jecoiid-lrslf-unlil a ba:.aaketln-rub-— . COLUMBJI: B J J S ^ h io - 4 A Pj----- Ifflnois (at Iho timeme No. 1), Iowa (No. one day da; nfler llie suspensiun ofr to; , .J fiHiKe F f o r e s t 7 0 to run away to an H6 -( stitute center Emory Lew;wis put them I'r^mcis .sconicored a career-high 2i 5), Ohio Suite (No,0. 15) 1 and Michigan, assistai;tanl Bob Similvold in lh '■irto'-y " 'c r ,\T 1..W 1 lNTA (AP) -- Dennis Scott oul in fronl, 88-87, with 2 I led a late surge thnl Ci,ir- By beating the WohVolverines, Minnc.'io- schoolol is first-ever NC/V,’\ scandal, .\laryland in the Athin:m t,c OcList (.on- , 2 ::i0 lo play Icc !2 p o in ts a n d Tbm H nm m ond.s Oregon gunrd Frank JohnsonJ tied ried No. 163 Ohio01 Stale over Michigan ta clinched iUs firstrst .500 season since Daly,lly, who lHiiL,nf!l..,.n'achcd..,ii] j,, ference Saiurday 1 111 — A U -five3 Iu c ;D L vfciM it crs-coa- D.JlLGi;orgia..'.Ilichjiun'ivcd a tliL' gaine on a-3-poinl bti!-(Hsket-wilh- 51 —Slate.. 8It75(ij-Saturday-niflhU-in.i]ic J ------n iH ire -r— “■ -■ gnmescs slnrc'hc 'wns nl a Finndaiu ly lo trim W ake F o re st 75-70 tribuled to a !f!-0 n u secondi left before Williaiiams gave the Big Ten. Michigan, 18-55 a n d 6-1, took its nio r colcollege 12 years ago, lost to fiflh un that covered • i ,\,!.,ntifUic Coast Conference basket- five minutes and heipe Sun Devils their victor)'n■ margin. Oi'"' lie. unbeaten in nine home first lead since earilarly in the game at ranked,ed Oklahoma 112-105 on Thur.- pcdDakcLJca u rd ay 22-S edge, Maryland ti T h e viclory w as th e first fi in three tî'îes, moved)ved to 17-G a n d 6-4 in the 61-60 on G len liico'iico'tt 3 -p o in te r w ilh day. 16-7 overull and 5-3 iu lhe K ansin sas, 16-8 a n d 3-6, lost its j-ftl fiftl ■ halflime, tries for Bob Schermorhchorn since he conference. Michigan N SUite, which 8:07 loft, . , . . A CC. heldeld a lO-point lead wilh just ird slraighl game, dropped , " tootro k -tr-}>,-i5.s from straigh:ght gamo and remaineC/\A goals in th e fir.sts t h a lf a n d ii?.!) ore.st rallied and cut the lead•'“I seventh place.nhead of OrO regon w ith a -M ichigann State Si led 61-58 willi five the basket, scoringlg aand getting fouled champijpion Jayhawks again failed,(j I pecunt for the game, raraised Its rccord I on Sam Ivy's basket witli -11 4-9 record in tho Pac-10,0 , 11-11 nver- mmute.s renineninining. Bul then Grady - • by Mike Griffin; he convurted tl)o 3- join NorlhNo Carolina and Kentucky•y^^, a (o 17-1, R-l in the ACC. A< Mariland . 0 • “ . seconds reirem aining. all, Mateen, who■ho sco red 17 points, h it a point play. llie only onl NC/U schools with l,40i'.JOO 'jropped lo 8 -M a n d 1-^ )emon Deacons failed to score Oregon'now is 3-9 in Lhe confer- ju m ppen e r- and Jny Burson, who GrifTin's foul shutihut cut Minnesnlî’s wins, A!aa Alxlelnaby sti a f t ? r " hat ! i rand Tl'ch hit the front end ence and 8-14 overall, finished with-'ith 14, hit consecutive 3- ______Ii;a'h-iii3if32_bofo_re_ire B u rto n m a de twn Mi.^siissouri w as le ad in g ," - 5 I 'wlieivlien ^ tip-in at 15:02 • 1-and-l free throw situations — r fr r fn r e h e d it w ith 'a la Arizona Stulc wna led let by ccntor poipt basketsets to (five Ohio State a G6- ^ free throws for a 6'5-G265- le a d w ith 6:12 , Irvin,I, a senior guardilul two siraifiii inal 3-1 seconds, one each by with lO'-lo lefl in lhe 1 I 'IVent Edwards, who hailad 25 points th 33:39 remaining,' rem a in in g . ju m picrs e r; to make it 61-51. The team liver, Hammond.s and Scolt. Ij'. Devils hit seven of ninS n c 'iiiJ J i.;’! : [- before fouling oul.with1 2:58"J to play, Steve•eve Smith, who led Michi- Burton made 13 of( M free throws traded.‘d baskets until Irvin made a 3 nnc shots m the Forest fell to 11-lOand 2-7, g ,.j- df.ri^(ivc S ire tc h . W illinmshad 22 points, gan Stale witji wil 24 (H)inls, hit a 10- - -. ili lii£ f'diue und-ha-had.ll rt^jundri tu ptiinL: =1 = h jl for tl G?-57 lead w iih 8:4' auilt its biggest-lead with n 5- Hcndcr?on finishedd ’wilh 17 points „ ' - Jo h n w ri led O regon wii-vilh 24, Keith or ‘l« cut tho lead to one ‘ ^ iiti'.il some of th tht e tliu n d e r from lo play.'jy: ' . n! the start of the sccond , (ji^. ;ind Robert Brickey hac , Reynolds had 23 nnd cene n te r R ich a rd ■'^:29 lelleft, Francis scorod the Michigan's st:ir fonvard, fon .Glen Ilicc. The;e . Jayhawlw rallied back to (!H aid M f o r D uke. ha lf, .10-26-26, before Wake Forest used 3 xt seven points on four free Rice had 2S) pt)int,st.s bI u t w e n t thr(ni(;h 61 onn 1baskets: by Scooter Barr\' am Jerrod .Mustaf led M ^ a ry lan d w ith ,,,,, 4 ,, L u c a s ,21 before h e fouhulecf out with same n e x t s( run later to close the lead to throws and a : ; ILandall, but Anthony IVtlv'eler points and John JoJohnson h a d 17. 3:18 to play. d a 3-point shot to pul Ohio j .ômo long scoring; droughts.d r Mark f ill) ju.st under 14 minutes re- State ahead 7. Nowbem iced th thi e gam o w ith >ix luiivLTliLTled a th rce -p o iiil pl.'iy will The Terrapins were hoheld to 31,, pcr- ' id 73-65.with 1:45 left. j ^ Syracuse 9 2 , Michigan ‘ pdintj; d u rin g a 0*3)-3 ru n t h a t p u l tlu' " :J9 lofllefl to restore the Ic.ui lo 7I-G1,(5]' cent field goal shofiting n State never got closcr ; ’ E' S c o tt c.countered willi two free than llie finalinal score, ...... no))hfrâhc-ad78-7(^ 7 0 w ith 1:-15 left. ■ A 3-point- 3-p siiol by Kevin-PriteliHH .throw*; aiua n d a 3-i>i)iiit b a ek n t midwHy St..John's 69 H onda 59 • -• — Fm nci-; iji;liiiide seven of 12 shots ...... lia y G.iffne>;_caineime off the bench to fur Kan[ansas brought the ,)ayliawks li thruuK h the ll lialf to build thc lead:a d S m C U S E , N.Y, (AP) Kentucky 53 — P) — Stephen from the fieldield and all 1'2 Tref' ihrnw s, scare Ji-JpotiiLi TtirifMinneidUii J which v. iliiin"irr7I'-6-1, h u t Irv in ,n'Tirrd nnd"' .im .paints, -ja : r ri, 9 ^ a lr i H irrrr ______ii t n t h nirr?;------ftr.llii"?; .'>iintn sa n k a p;iir of fr>-e fri-j I.K X iN C /rO N , Ky.■- . w hich Ti'l-chk-1 l!-d l)ef.,re W ake_ralliedled Sm ioiûêd It;-fiiki-lfi-lt*'t-!ik-tn-pT]i|—fcitiids, • •TIi--rrt[ilk-r.H knl-inl-n-ng at lialRiinc thnjv,:. [il m ake 11 7.'^-C-^ vw'th u- Lirld five.paints c^cli fiuin,C:iiCai ' iiwiiy fmm S|, Jolin'2.92-.(ll-.G? SaLurdiiV . .M altoii w;ih ------rhTTTTkF-iiTTnrh— to - ■:------— ------I".- I'uviLiadj — niui-,:, ------irrpbrnrfTTf Center iTrnnrriTrr^r 'w hr/-^' • C’.;in'iu‘y. B urton a nnd d Walter Bond. i-.uuri scuri'd thi' fu-,.1 ini'ii 'FlDrid;! iv.-ercanie a ’122-puint-' deficit to Oliverr .idtied,i 11 points and alsoilso Syracu:;e, winch ni;ed a t):)-():i wa,-; su:;|)ctuk•luled for one ^.ime for an {Jaffncv. th l' te.nm';ini’]; ton rc'!!('n’L' anti poiiUi. (.f th c j - n n ', liiiJ K;iiku.ns.i,-r -drfoal K enH ickv 5P-.'i3''3.‘p collegg e t e a m1 c a n b e5 h a zard s Figure skaterT wins 2nd US.. t i U e |B< said. " I fy o u h av e itn e asy schedullule, ran k in g early ia .th c: yoitr,yo. playing a I3ALT1M0RK (AP) -- JillJ Trenary nnd Kristi Yanfamaguchi doubled H /\L B O C K llieir plua-surc Saluniuyatt nt the U.S. Fij,mre Skating Championships,Cl: __ Ih a• UM sociatcd Press you canran piny averugo games mid wiwin. Coiufortable ;;cheduIo,llo, ino.'.tjy a l B u t youiTou don't hnve thnt leisure in -01 inference season TVenury coi'hcr sccondind A m erican litle , despite finifm ishing second in -our Iwrne, Iwfort*-the confei the free skalo Yamagucliuchi, Thc 1987"U.S. champion,on, TVcnary skated ^k')uke wus No. 1 for 10 weekscs 7 — confcrcnircncc. We have to have evercry- bcginsTDukc Itrrtmedd ihnf.thisll win-. a cnnsorN'alive lun^ progragram lhat, combined with winrinning thc compu!- seasonson nnd Coach Mike Krzyzc' - th in g' workingw to win. Tho othther ter, winning its first 13 gles, nino of iin.st a schedule Horii'H a n d o rip m il p m gTam, ra r was good enough for the:e topI spot.. rcmcmicmbers watchinj; his te t* am , te a ms piayp harder if you’ro No.). 1, th en i a t hom e, aj’ain.st Yanuij'iiuhi, tliu sensati(ationai 17-ycar-old rising starliar of skating, got i^cratcletching his head nnd .sayin, .to ,' nnd thnl;h n t gncs for w hoever ia No, 1, that included Comell.'II. S■ tetso n . T hc lier Hpcnntl b e rth on th ec worid w championship tcam... SheS vaulted from "imseliself, "Wp’re No. IT W "'Thehe week we were No. 1, ever■ery- C itadel a n d W iiiiam ilMary. . ' fuol, Krzy^cwski remcnibeifibers being trou- . - . fo u rth Iq seconii o v e ra llI wwi ith se v e n trip le ju m p s a n^d d bccamc thc fir^l. . 'hjil’s_^ with a question mark,k ,'n o ^ Sii. tilingJ happenedh lo. u.s.' GUI's fut American woman in 36■ ye:y e a rs tf) g ra b two spots in theIhcworids — Yam- an exciexclamntion point. ■■KiiuIThurniah's"b1i)od"dol,''AiuUtsoi -oil's 'W eil'over Die NiiTTmtiiiVitiiiiTTinil it.-; im “ ------fc--, m o thier e r (car accident). It got to the ti plications, "There's definitely def extra apuchi teamed with Hudidi Galindo( to win the pairs FriiFriday night, • You know it'.s n o t clicking cxaicaclly,' ho said, sail "You starl saying thinf I f c p o in t. wlierew we hnd seven gtiys:! a t p ressu re w ith it."' hc' said. W hen m. but they don't really belie^ it. B practice.iice." you're No. 1, il's harddloi'oiivihce lo the Exrcage coach:h given 1-yearr sentencei jrybody's telling them they’re H So H He enson w as h a p p y to y ie ld tlie tl players to do the littlettie extra things MICMPHIS.ltnnJAP)-P) — Former basketball coachich D ana Iîrk, who, 1- UniUnless there's n perceived need, r ^B-burden.'en.of tlie top spol to Okiahoniinia. they need to do to bondlond a s a te am , 1 feli from frrncc'nfU;r leadi■ading Memphis Stxite into thetin national rank- you1 dodon't dig deep enough to woro rk on "I don’tn't know how olher coache.«'fcifeel, liken it lo being very;ry rich and not iiiRS/faceH 11 year in prisonson for tnx cvnsion nnd obslrutruction of justice.- the : lilllittle tijings.’"; H w but forb r uHI il w ns u re lie f no t tn b e' No,N eating ail tlie food onin youry plate. Or • Kirk also was fined S20,520,000, assessed prosecutionin cosLs( for his two- T he'['he- n e x t th in g th c B lue D evils ic said. "It's great to got theilere, liiiving 18 swcntcrs.i. If i don't like m onth tria l a n d ord eredd lo t( sur.’e probation for threeee vears after he is knew,;w, they were No. 8 ,»then No b u t ilcI can a be a problem," one. I've got 17 others.- released from prison. th e:n n No,r 14, the price of four losses Ic w m O kilahoma la l coach Billy l\ibbs, holow- "You lose touch withth thet real world A condilion ofthc probaobation is that he pay pcnaltieties and back taxes in fivefive games, Coach K didn't niiiiind a'-'yU yB i StluL B h uvcr., welcomedWl his'week oh to]) aiiind a'hil. lfs~ver\- difficullcult lo'stny with thcjnternal Revenue Servlervice .says he owes. bit,, "W"We lost some games and bee)ecame MIKE KRZ^ 2YZEWSK1 would,d beb only lo happy to pay aI re-i reality, especially whenien ;you're there a visil, whenever the.voters see■e fil long lime. We as a:i stan"sl knew wo ■ Kirk was fired from MtMemphis State in 1986 shortortly before he was better•ter for it," he said. B e g a n sicason c e »I turn VIS indicted by a federal granrand juiy. He was convictedi last!r November on_____ "No,No. 1 is a double-edged swordrd. You to sondend lhe S ooners ih e re . "Wc'Ve’re 'A’erc not No. 1 and that wu were not five c n u n ts o f u nine-countunt indictment charging himm with\ tnx evasion, likee tlthc notoriety of recognition..n, Bul lost lo unrankedd Okhihoma Stntc availabllable." he said. "’Anytime," a d o m in a n t b a sk e ib aill ii tcamti ," filing false la x .sUitenient.'^!nt.s and trying to intimidate,e a!! grand jury wit- youJ alalso know thisj_sn't workining out nnd courteously stt■Stepped o u t of th o T ubh;ibbs. said the ranking is nol, the t Duke, Illinois andI Oklaluima01< turn- ______1 r r f u craitrduvHopmimlQTtiie.tcnm/ l h t __ way — Tar o u t ofTKithe way al No, ;> —■ p^jlcnilUnri()r a N irT H l^ri“ U'.s'iriTmrit"~t>!ed'un‘thrtop'bccnusc1i fiusfT'uf'A G C rB ig------\t least Krzyzcwski came thrhrough to' 'make, room fo'ffoT Arii:onTrs~TiiovJ''''tcF ofir iHcI schedule you catcli at, theI ■ 1 0~nd'l)ig'Eighl1eiigiiiigiielo.=;so,=!r“lir n ------; No. 1 cxpcricnce wilh hiss teami from No. 4 to the toptop, time,■- II Illinois got lo Nu, 1 at a lime tii real good league," Tobb;iibbs said, "you’re Scattlite winsIS Florida PBA-tourney t act. Thai's more than you cat■an say G i\-cn th c experierieiices of lht*-pr*?vi— w hen-n- il-wil as goiiig.on..tiie. rwui' .f'T-,.l thehe road againsi M IuUHlTT I S U N D ,, Fla,I’l (AP) — Brian Voss ofif S e a ttle , th c 1988 for IlliIllinois coach l/iu Henson. whose\^ ous occupants off tlthc spol. Arir.ona somet; UaighI games, When we got ( touf'fit teams. ScheduleJuKrhnr'n-imich ------PUA Player of lhe Yoar,ir, capturedi his. seventli caret.recr title Saturday ,leamim :replaced the Blue Devils a t th e coach L u te O lson1 sisounded less than there.e. we\ had n swing of six oul111 of lo do with maintaininging iil," when lie defealed i’cle; Weber\V 225-19-1 in the chamfim pionship gam e of top J foifor one brief week. thrilled a!)out movinving on up. e ig hI t c rn tlie road," That's why Hcn.sonin thll in k s Arizona, * lhe$Mn,«OOBowlera.Iouilourna! Florida Open, On the day last month that II!Illinois "1 guess I wouldId j ju s t ns .soon h a v e T hle e rondr is a rough place to playay in playing in the less stre:strenuous I’ac-lO, Voss, w ho collected $23,000 $21 for tlK'.wjnJpok_rnrcnntrol of the final_____ \vnsIS annoin^da: No, 1. llcnson le;iearned stayed almul whevhe.re we've been, collego'ge biisketbaii. Tiibbs' leam has I may have an advantiantage. "Arizona game in thc eighth framemie when Weber failed to con'■onverl a 2-10 split. thatlit K endall G ill tiacl a b m kenen'foot where you get allall of the exposure lost three thi games this season, nilill of could sla.V for a while," hile the Illinois Wcbcr, an 11-time winneimer from Florissant, Mo-., wciivcnt from two pins • andd wouldw l>e oul until March.. Liter 1 thut you.would wan.ant wiihout putting themn awaya from home, two of tiniJicra coadi said. "Biung No. i mighl help down in the seventh frnnrame to 23 behind in the eighighth aftor missing that;it ww eek, A ndy K auffm an deve!k’eloped the additional pre;iressure on," Olson againstnst Pittsburgh and Oklahoiloma them." llie.splil, a blooliood clot in Iiis arm and wono n t o u t •''aid, "In o u r situituation, people are Statee 1 coming in thc recent road rr Henson did not, howelowcver. have Ari- ' 'Ib the a-stoiiishmentIt ofi thc capacity crowd, WiWeber'.s next shot for ■ ththe year Tlien the Illini lost U to aiming at us anywn■way w iihout h a v in g stre tchlell, , "'If we play those sa m e: twot .zona's schedule in froniront of him when missed to the right nndid iended up in the channel-1- Despite! knocking unranranked Minnesota nnd dropppped lo lhe added incentiveve of being No, 1." gam,es es at home, wu're slill No)- 1," lie said lhal. Ifhe did.id. onei line would down all 10 pins on hiss secondsc shot for thc spare, lhthe top-seeded We- No,), 22 . turning thc top spot over ov to Henson, for one,ic, could u n d e rs ta n d 'I’ubbsbs said,s havcjunii)ed oul at him , her could not recover and Voss coasted to the winn vwilh five straight Oklahd a h o m a. Olson's reticence. T hhat's at' because the Sooners Inhave Sunday, Feb. 12, ArizonaAri al Okia- strikes from the sixth frar:rnm e. TwcTwo more losses to PurduoLIO and "No. 1 is difficultill on any schoo! but- won 25 -Ftraight at home, tlie secc.•cond hom a. Iowa,va aJ n d H en so n 's te am w a s No>Jo. 7, witii great (nientml and an ea.'îer longest;est home streak in the countryry, B iliy 'I\ih b s a n d th,he e Sooners ! arc at • lahomn -schedule, you canan stay there," he It. is fnr cnsicr to maintain a NcNo, 1 home, waiting for No.lo. 1,1 ISU signs 8 morem grid high1 sschoolers The next week. No. 1 Oklal POCATKLIO - Idahcaho State University signed,'d e ig h t m ore high school seniors to footballdl lettersI of intent Thuriday... T h e sig n in g s cam e inn the tl wake of the signing ofif sevens seniors and two junior college transfcisfers on Wedne.sdny, the firstr s t day high .school ______ieniura-wcre.allQwcd-Lojii3jign.leUers oCintentuuderJ^ti^CAA. rules.______■ llie new recruits arec "RTbdd Blackwell, n 6-fool, 4-inl-inch 265-pound of- jV fensive lineman from Coniloncord. Calif.; Aaron Eleazar,ar,a6-0.16[)-pound W wide receiver and comcrlicrback from Concord; IVcy Frank,Fr a 3-H. 165- I pound defensive back anand wide receiver from Oraitrange, Calif,; Scott' ^ Lowe, Q G-'2, 208-poundd outside oi lincbackcr from AunlUrora, Colo.; Riindy M ayfield, a 5-8, 16r>-poupound running bnck from Edwards Ed Air Force - - Bane,-Caiif:; -Pete-Mnlinoino, a 6-3, 2'10-pound. Ughl-Ct,-end.from..Concord; _ , I _ 'Il‘d O parino, a 6-2, 210-|10-pound freshmnn tight end-nd- from Las Vegas. k T f ‘ and Chris Rose, a 6-0, 25f250-pound cenier from Santala Ana,J Cnlif. |B TWO-YEAR WARRAN' ^ P w o T e a r w a r S n i Mayfield is from the; samesa high school as formerT ISUI running bnck STARTERS ■ alternators Hutch Caston, and brokeke all ofCaslon's school recordord last season with 1,800 yards rusliing. • Rebuilt, (of moil i . s L . n9 § § | M's avoid arbrbitration, signI 1Langston I IICUIAIIO]?** The Associated Press ______'

Pitdicrs Mark Langstc;;ston, Scolt Garrelts and Rogioger McDowell and LIFETIME / ^ ^ u f e t i m e ^ third bnscman Howardd JJohnson avoided salary arb:irbilnilion by agree- H WARRANTY I \ w a r r a n t y ing lo one-year contracts:ls Thursday' STARTERS alternators leattle M ariners settled at $I$1. .3 million, a raise _y • Brfnnrulncluifc) Langston and the Seal • foi movi domcHic vnliicic; ^ /A «ru, mo.tdomrtilcvrl- H b ofS-137,500. lie can enrnsrn an additional $100,000 in bonuses hased on • Wiili c«chon{]o. ■ Vk/ 1 • Wltli 0«cl'umje. innings pitched. Garrelts and the Sanin I Frnncisco Ginnts agreed al $705,000. a raise of $80,000, J l l W ' 9 9 I Johnson settled withth thi c N ew York Mel-s a t $772,500, S7'J a rni.sc of H $77„'i00, and McDowellill a: g re ed to S762,000, a raiseise of $147,000. Thc ■ 3 4 ! 'rp c a a ! Mets had olTered the samesan $695,000 that Johnsonin mi nde la s t season, H »COUl*» I04» « . . . ^ BIGUIA»I0 47»» while he sought $850,000OOO, McDowell had asked forr $890,000S while the H RICUIAIOVIIKOI Mels offered $676,500. Langston was 15-1! la.*-last season with a 3.3-1 earnecned-run nvcrnge und H MPA STARTERS V m p a alternators ■ 235 strikeouts, secondd iin the American Leaguei; to I Boston's Roger H FOR IMPORTS j | H f o r i m p o r t s C lem ens, • W.lli r>chan>)0. M>??|TrFEiiii m TH m Missouri coatach blacks out con jet I | | l:399?.?| O KLAHOM A CITY' (AP)1/ — Norm Stewart, conch cot of thc third- H • ICUIA»0V1«M«...... iJW A B R A I ranked Missouri, blackedked out on thc team’s fiigbt forfoi a ga m e w ith No.- H 5 Oklahoma and schoolrol officials said he would not be able to coach e a g a in s t th e Sooner,-!, Thursday’s night game a| VALVOLINE S te w a rt. 5-1, becam e> ill on the flight and was takeiken by ambulance to I M I 6 0 M O N T ^ spital. said Bob nrendol. sporinrts information di- H ,, M O TO R OIL ( m an Oklahoma Cily.hospi' •limit 12 quor» ^ J i ■ rector. • SUPER HPO SAE 30, ^ ing frum a biccdrng-TtlcCTrBnBrendcl-saidr-Ulettra ---- - B ------Att’CHMAmOVrTO— S ------Srcwaa was .suffering 10W-40,20W-S0 ^ ■ have plagued him thc pa;pasl- Stewart's illness cameme one day after ac.vstnnt coachco! Bob Sundvold H HAVOLINE H was indefinitely suspend;ndcd by athletic director Dickick TamBufo’for pur- • H MOTOR OIL C chasing on ajrlinc licke^,ce^for former Missouri playercrP.J. 1 Mays. H I*SAt30,l0W-30, a ^ B I0W.4O > 4 1 1 5 ..'f...I...["'VAtVOtl Chargers hinire ex-Falcons coacha ' "B 1 FRAM ■jJ' I t I * \ --viaiiii. ' SAN DIEGO (A P )-D- Dan Henning, an Gssislanloit on two Washington H U p lL -F IL T E R S ------i — ES-- jn .o iL ,|______Super Bowl teams butII 0o loser in four years ns AtkUlanta's head coach, H i l w,^L'RtC.TO i B i ^BS r i S l on Thursday was givenven the job ol turning aroun)und tlic ban Uicgo B I ------as'neiiic vafittici Chargers nnd a chnnce:e tot( e ra s e th e p ast. i N i r N "I h av e one goal le ft1 as.n ai coach in thia profession,on, and that's to win H C H A M PIO N —a-StipcrBmvhis-tt-)ieud-4 e rc ^ in t e n d to do it,"’ I H SPARKPLUGS NON-RESISTOR ^ said Henning, 22-41-1I as thc Falcons coach from 1983-86,19J '■ ■ vp'o-'of'^ i The hiring of Henning,ing, 46. ended a seven-weekc sesc arch for a succes-. {HH o«Ho'mar'C

K.C. Jones^,, 1Wilkins enter hoop1 hall H f LAC • FAN MITS WAHRPUMPS ^ " thTrW JPKITS ;l CUNKMOTOB3T0B*K^H g HOUSTON (AP) -- iC.C,i Jo n e s a n d I,^nny WilA’ilkens, saying they ^ ife.. 2 © ^ : _ represent the NBA's "blue"bh collar " workers, were electcdele Friday lo the . ^ Basketball Hnll of Famem o. Thoy were joined by)y W^ illiam "'Pop" Gates, 71, whowl played with thc ^ CARBURETORS T- New York Renai.s.sancc;c anda other teams during thebe game'si bamstorm- ^ ing years in the 1930ssandl9-10s. ai "People wil! 1“ ''^ tt the t-' stiila and sec that K,C.,C. avernged only six b s i Jones, here for th!! points u game, so you)U have1 lhal problom." said J CLEAN[i"'^' E CABltS NBA All-Star weekend.nd. "I was more of a blue-ccllajllar worker You hnd «.»« 0 .9? sC" 14??-1?^ [0 use what talent youu !iad.!i " s;-r‘ 25? = rt upsets McEnniroe ^ ^ Brad Gilbert iTWii^ fJH C l T s i o l3luelakes i BlvM . . „ 7 3 4 . ^ CHiCA(50(AP)-BrBrad Gilbert pulled (ifT threelesen-ice s breaks with I . ^ MONDAY-SATUURDAY BAM-9PM, SUNJNDAY 9A M ^PM -O VE blistui'in): pa,4sing sholsols Fridav and upsel third-sev;evdcd John McEnroi’ ] ^ VER 875 STORES TO SER}RVE YOU! - • 6--1, ()-.’! in the quarterI c r f i n a ls ’o f th e $350,000 Voh/olvo Chicago 'llnnis tournariH'nt, k a rlie r, Iti-VL'ar-old:i Michtu'l M Chang v,;ithdrow withwil tendinitis in his _ • - • rii'lil lf!;.-:idvandnn"ATTAriTL-n'llndS H or.iliu dc la Pen';eri'a lo lh e sem ifinals, iuVd dcli-iniiin; ciuinipurpurn Urn iht' >.u, No. S .Andn-.i (muihv. n-o C-G Timor. Nows, Twin hall;halls, tdoflo Sunday, FoBruQ/yy S52, 1009 .

o 1 p ® V J - - S o a n e^ rs i-S wd i tz e i^ d ee f e n d s ^ ^ a r r e s t es d - p la y i s disclosure a "vague By 0WI':N CANFI]-;LU spBport-s al thc school while th(:he charged changos whichh will v address not only 'vnifeh, Nni university lega! counsnse!. He H e c alle d th e dii aring on allegation of intimidation intii without Thc / ’a ’ss nnnro pending, the recent probi■oblcinH b u t w hich w ill iaid said they could ask for a hear Olher recommendationsI calledc for nddrc.ss issuess fa;cd f by our athletic ho thc suspension. ariy basis." ,ho were nol starters N O liM A N , O kla. - While \Vli three of wrwriiton procedures for disiisciplining pr(igrani.s andd olher athletic pro- Special S Dii:lrii;l Judge Garyy Purcell1 ' >'The thrrc,. w,ho iked Sooners 10.RI se a lii.s p la y e rs w ere beinn lo to tilletudent-athletcs "for conductid both on grams across the nation." ;ot scl bond a l $'10,000 for Belloll, and for the 14th-ranked way in handcuffs from await trial on firsl-dc rn p c anami olT thc athletic fiold" nndar a codo Swank reconcommended lhal the ?50,000 $50 cach for Clay and Hallall i»nd- son, were led away nent in Cleveland ' d i u q ’cs, O k la h o m a' fool coach of conduct for studcnl-athlctictcs. drug-testing pnprogram for Hludont- Dg ing an April 10 preliminary he;learing. their arraignmem 1 Purcell County Di.stricl CCoi ourl. Bnrry Swiizi-r suffleslod people "Itecont evenii involvingi; 1a few in- athletes "be re-t•e-cxatnined.ajid neces- Thcir T attorneys had urged 1 iig thoir ---Bcll,-2 0 ,.is. a.SQi.-sQphomorc. fuliback.___ . ■runu-nil)LT nia'A m cricuiiII sy.^temh; of ■ ddi\’iduais i' n n - thc-football-1—p rn g ra m --9.‘iry-e!ia(i)ietvcri. we c lu irp ii remedial steps for .Okla- "Much of the crilicisni; abouta the prison and thcc alcohola charge carries ;ome com to the aUenlion of the districti would be filed and no grants of im- wilh two felony cnunts e lietic program. otlother sport-s is unjustified,d, ' .Swank a p e n alty of no10 more ■ lhan five venr.s itlorney's atto office that there hailad been munity were givenven during the inves- . _____ nijiliinfj-jilojlioUo-ajiunur. ------A inim ir othcr~thingspm l tho I'cpents—ttil-td d tlltrregenls:------f»-})risi»n-«!id-i-0 o! t- « -^ 2;f»00 -t(r-?fr,0 0 0 - nin-nttcmpMo'intimidattrone n - : r o0 r m ure— lig a tio n ,...... ------Onlyliours-ear!ier,'lhe-|lie univei'slty‘s-fldnptod'a'rc-■rocoramondation thnt-nny------— ^^•But'hccaupo-nf-thtr- cononcem’cx-’'finc. ------• .vitne.^ses," w ill said Charlie Cnx,)x, Beil's 'We filed th c charges. cha We fee! they . interim pre.sident, David•id S! w ank, h a d stu d c n t-athhlcto lo chargcd with a crime pressed pr by many individualsils. it is an Tlie lliree pla;players were suspended Utomev. atto "We were not told wh'v h o o rh y a re th e p e o p le' responsiblere. for the pre.sented the Hoard off RegentsRi wilh be prohibltecited from participating in appro'priale ap time to make sipiificantsi from school for)r twoI years, said Larry ,vhom wh( .' crimo," McCoy said..aid.

B e i n g r i e c r u i t ce d : I t ' s flf u n a t fi l r s t , b ui i t a b i g 1r e l i e f wi l h m it’s§ o v e r ^ By AI.AN ROBINSON< DieDickerson, n Stale College! High H School cruilhim. T h e G-:i, 190-po1-pound Dickerson wrote a:i Al Notre Dame, Dickeickerson tried to eat The A:^Fncialcd Frcss r u nnning n back, was in a uniquique situation Ho chose,e Arkansas. s e rie s o f n c w sp aaper p c columns for the homc-- "some of thc gTossest foodfood I have ever hud. Ix'CJncause his father, Ron Sr, iss anai aysislanl "Kver sinenee f was young, my Dad wasal-wj l'>wn Centre Dailylily Times called "The Dick-• ... Not even the coaches■s ateat the dinner" Hc rrrrsBURGH — A\i t ffirst il's fun — the coaclach at Penn SUito. ways Uillinf;ng me lo bc diflerent," Dickicker.son 'also attended ii party in 11i hotel suite that a tte n tio n fro m fa n io u s8 football fo coaches, the He knew if lie signed withll thll e N itla n y sa id , " P e n nn Stato is a groal instilulioilion but He wroleofcoacoachos who couldn't lake no[) g o t o u l o f h a n d " w h e n (a(i recruil) kicked endless parties, the calLslU.s from sw ee t-v o ic ed Lion;ons, il would be assumed he went■ there I ju.sl didn'lI'l feel Lwas the type to go0 IhI e r e , fo r a n im .swcr, oif f beingh bored by nevor-end-. the door down nnd mes:nessed his room up sorority sisters. beciiicause ofhis father. Ifbe wentjnl elsewhere, Ever sinccc I wa.s young, I wantedd toi go ing highlight film;Ini.s, of recruil parties thalt pretty bad." But «s the phono ring.H rin a n d rin g s a n d it m iight be .said his own fatherer couldn't< rc- away." hiKted until dawn.vn. Gilbert said the non-stoi-stop parties thrown rinps from, early momiiming to late night, for recruits aro more of o f; a turn-off lhan a ■niany prized prep recrucruits come to dread I lu rn -o n . talking to coaches, whoho ask^ 'for '.]0 second.s ' T h ey try to sh o w y o)u u a good time, make and take UO minutos. Diaty Ojfj a sougjht-after^football1 star it look like it's great,"' he said. "Then you No wonder Sean Gilbiilbort and Ron Dick- __ - • slop and_Uiink. 'Ls it going goir to be this way ersiihVtwo of dhe natioItion's highly sought - Pi IT T a B U itG iiT A P) - - JtoTrf>TDitkmmrnrrBn^tirmm lKiflg'ba£k~^cTfc'a75leT?iT hTai/Jjien’After'dinner 'wo>■ wiweiJt party hD jiphig'and"- r»> fo iir'ijr fiv e ye.'ir.s-?'’' Fd Ft be nothing b'ut high school football playilayer.s, were relieved from froj Stato. College High Schoollool 'and the wn of Ponn Statalc assis- some of tht rccnicru ita h a d p a rtie s in th c ir .sui.suites. A t one of tho par- an alcoholic. The partyingying didn't really got ... . us much as.cxcited whenicn they finally chose . .tanlantj»_ach Rori_Pickcrwn, wrote. wn .diary.. fot_thQ_CcntQtre,Daily. .tics in a.recruit’sdfa suite, ona of tbc.rK ruitstji Ihad left hii kcys.iaJiii— —to/jip,-I_ thoiiohtabm iU4hat-odi»u:: ha ------. . a collcfje...... fime3 "fin while boing rccruited, by many of the nation'fs topop football room and he kidtickcd the tloor right dow-n'an'and messed his room u"p Gilbert, who related. his rccmiling expe- •Yet G ilb e rt a n d Dickiickerson say the rc- schools. pretty bod, riences lo the Beaver CountyCoi (Pa.) Times, cruiting process ia someimelhing they wiii al- Dickcrson ^ wrote of endlessss phone] calla, all-night pnrnrtiea and Rocket, (quartarterback) Tbny Ricc und somiome of the recruits camo also was di'sap{>oinled wilh wil his visil lo na- wiiy.s r e m e m b e r — if onlyon: because the ex- Iraveling tra in private jets. to my room andnd wo talked until aboul 5;G0'iGO a.m, and then hnd to lional chanlpion Notree LDame's tradition- pensive dinners, private,Ite jet rides and VIPs Highlighta » from his diary: wake up at 8 for breakfasL'Sorry lo say but there were many sor- laden campus. are hard to forf,'et. ry-looking recruiruits. I don't think Notro Da:Dame will want us nllcr "People would say things thi like, 'W hen , But we all had fun, from thehe coaching staff down to ------'.i\iLaf..tJit..coach(is.ijiuiiiiid.th(.'..‘janiy.|,hini,v, '•Jan. 15 — The head-coacroach (Ken Hntficld) from Arkansas / that weekend. Bi you go lo Notre Dame1C anda you walk on Ihat's why 1 pot tired. of hearing il — 'Wc n r5 H iiT 6 '6 v p rio ^ 'o T i‘ou s t'’foifor^Jiraer.— ns Tccrmts.------that campus; you fall in 1love with if “ h o ..... 1 ^ t hom o fim n N o tre Dame'-;nc'-at about 1'15 pjn: and want you Sean,'you’rere ai good Itid, you're MyitJolJier innkcs a'vOi/ bigrig dinner-and as-wQ-atc-nnjn d - ta lk o d ------* Ja n . 22 — I e said. .vent downstairs to watch onc of the best, playersrs ini the countrj; we âbout my major and how andd whyw I picked it, my sistor w alk ed in ta lk e d it over with wj my parents. _Then 1 wen "I walked on ihiil campus can and looked h the bnck of roy eyelids, reatly need you,' " GilbeiIbert said. "They just with her homemade apple pie. the Supor Bowl.wl. B u t 1 only w atch e d w ith tl and I said, 'This is no difi'(difi'erenl from CCBC ran at Lhe mouth." My father, who cut« the pie,le, keepsli it right neat to him1 wherev no While I was slet)leeping I got.calls from Penrenn Stntc, Arkansas nnd (Comniunity College off BBe e a v e r C o u n ty ).'" ould see in the head coach's3 eyesc that Washington, Gilbert, a 6 -foot-6 , 270-pouni] 27' dcfciisivi.- ono ™ can have Beconds. You coul( Gilbert and Dickersonin -‘i-‘iaid m ost coache.s 'ather that «Jan. 23 —• Tbday'ft I wanted to wear myny Notre! Dame T-shirt to end and linebacker from froi Aliquippa, was he wanted more. But the'reJ is something about my fat recruil alike, bui some; useus unorthodox ap- ' Bcliool hecauscc the t head coach (Don Jamesmes) and assistant coach ; USA Tbday's defensive.•e ] p la y e r o f th e y e a r . . ~9carc3 people r ig h t away. . pro ac h es. Ith Bend, Ind., on this littleJ nine-seatt from Washingtor;ton were coming in nnd I wantedwa to sec whnt they • Also a baskelball slar,•, heht i.s considered one -■ •Jan. , 20 — I got inlo South S e v e ra l c o a c h e s lo ldI Gilbert Gi! they'd get a plane. My host's name waa Rocllocket (freshman wide receivever Raghib would say But1 1 didn't■ bccausc they wouldId h a v e fallen npnrt, of the nation's lop 10 rrecruits because of P ® raise if liiey delivered-ed him, and Mrs. lemail), which waa great bccaucause Rocket and I ran trackck and arc When he cailoiHod la s t n ig h t h e sa id th e y wouldwoi be nt school at ,2:45 his rare combination1 ofo size, speed and Gilbert said others aske.sked, "Do you need really cloao. I went to' someI academicac meeting ond thi.si,s guy wa.s and when he^dlddidn't show up that really upsetup.' my mother because • Hlreni’lh . an.vlliinc?" very gc»d. Hc told us a lot ofgo<‘good th in g s to know a b o u t colcollcge. they never callecIled to tell us their plan andd thnttl they would be loto. Uul his mother. Aileen Ail Gilbert, said ... I watchcd some of tho Notro,DamoNo highlight film,I. Boy. w as T h e n , abo u t 8:3(}:30 he callcd and wanted to knowI when thoy could "I probably cxiuld have reported them Sean never shed a blockiocker as fast a.s he did that boring! Most, of 'tho rccru;cruits fell asleep. I know I did.d Then como over andd talk.t My mother was,slillill 1a little upset hut said jusl for the statement,I. butb I don'l think the coaches who insisttisted on calling two, th e y w ere tr y in g to vio' they took us bacITR) ourhotolitoi.room where we stayed inn 1 su ites, ,.. th e y could comcnc over, lliey stayed until 1111:30: aod I went to sleep violate anything. I three or more times n dda a y qijj The rocruitfi on this trip are fromfro all over the United Statales which before thoy left,fl. think they were ju st askinnking," she said, "It was hectic, reala l h c c tic , j u s l p la in is jg' cool because you start talkinking and find out you all kncnow some- They told mcnc lhat they had three runniiming backs who have al- Gilbert said he pro!)irobably cost some crazy," said Mrs, Gilbiilbort, an Aliquippa ih irig a b o u l e a c h other, ready committellled and they were only goingng to sign four. They said coaches a pay rairc, schoo! board member.r. "1 ' had no idea il Afl-the head coach (Lou Holtzsltz) said, Tou men are the bestbc in the they didn't wan■ant to sign number four because be< they might loso .. would be like this. Myy son.s Mnrk (a fresh- "And they're mad,, piprobably, because country at what you do," whicfhich was true because everfufune there someone by sitlittiing on one. So I don't knoww vwhy they aro putting so they can'l gel their dauflaughter a new car. man al Iona), went throhrough basketball ro- was a first-team nll-fitatc orr ParadeP, All-American. ... thThat night much pressuree ooi n mo. cruitint*, but it was nothiithing like this. T h o y c a n 'l fin ish t h nI l swimtningsv pool in wo went to dinner nnd from therethc on I knew this was goinling to be a — Jan..25 — My top-fivQ schools aree stillst Notro Dame, Penn their backyard. "It wns so intense. Some So coaches callcd fun fy, trip. We had so much food3d I don’t know how wo couldId m ove af- S ta te , W ashingtfgton, Arkansas and Florida..,a .... The head coach from .=!0 many times to makeake us keep them in ter dinner. Wc went to clubs:s andc danced the night awa,vay. A bout A rk a n sa s callcdcd to yell at my father for eatingeat all of the apple pic 'They try to make ilI so you feel .sympa- mind, il got lu the pointlint where we tried to 3:303 .J a.m. we all went to Denny'iny's for something to eat, theiicn tumed last week. Thee runningr back coach at Floriilorida called tb talk to.my Ihy for them. I look alI themUv and say, 'You fo rg e t a b o u l th e m . ' couldn’t possibly careI aboulab me or hnve . rightrifi around and got up at 8B the th next morning to cat breireakfast at mother. I lefl the houso to watch a basketba:tball game so I would not any feelings,'" Afler narrowing hisl i s c h o ic e s to Pitt.s- _th(th e h e a d c o ac h 's house. h a v e to b c in thiio c houso while the calls camcm c in. burgh, Ohio Slate, Notrotro Dame, Michigan •Jan. 21 — We played poolol anda watched more liighligh?ht films. I The Gilberts' phone finallyfint slopped ring- Stale and Penn State,;e, Gilbert committed w wa as gptting very sick of highlig!ilight film s.... Then we wentt o( n a to u r ing, but Mrs, Gilbert wonders wo if sho will to Pitt "because he juslust didn’t want to go ôf the campus and went to tatal lk w ith som e professor. HiHe was so ■ After making;lg an oral commitment to ArkArkansas on Feb. 1, Dick- endure anolhcr fall of recmiting when lhal far fro'm home," his mother said.' b DOi o r in g t h a t a ll b u t tw o of u s wentwei to sleep. er^n said; youngest son Jam aal turnu r n s 18. Some coaches camc in and,d sats down lo watch-an 11-hchour high- "EJver since I was young 1 wantod to go away. My dad alw ays. "I roallv admired hiatiis patience. He han- light film on Notro Damo. Boy,oy, w h e n th o lig h ts w e n t o utsodidev- t e told me that youI’ou can toll w hen it's time toto go£ on, thal you get th is' "He's only 10, but he'sle's a football player, d ie d it ren !!y w:e!!." Mr.-?.Ir.-?, G ilb e rt sa id . "Al! €ryiH».-«veD the-coacbefc-rn-Fn-ForrNotrs-Dame-to-win a ;)ationa}-fo 8Ung-thatit'st‘s tim e to get away.Ironi.your-ur.paronts..,.r-£v j 6);,siiica I - . too/, she said, "Ifl havenve,to_co,lhroiiEh,it __ ; of lhal pressure on himlim ... ifw as just too , championship, tho season wasas very\ boring. w as young, myly dc a d w as d w a v s tollin'tr monc_to bg different. I know _ again, I'll know a lot hel.t'y ttor whnf ^ much pressure on an 18-year-old18 who ha.s- ^__— Wo; ato at gome-dintftg hftihilU m id h a d buuni o f i)>e t>i'^55êsic iood I that a lot ot pMplo ^ don't have the opportuniunity I have, to bo ablo to ' ing w’liti, it s been a r^■oal l good e x p erien c e, n t im isned fiigli schooj.Dol. 'lY ying to k e ep up have ever had, And I'm fromn thoti North. Thc guys from, thetl South pick from amongin g 60 many colleges, but I thinkthii everyone should get ... If somebody else hadhad a son being re- wilh hia homework and arc playing ball and wore sick as doga from'just. lookinglo( at it so no onc. notit even the away from thcir’ir p a re n ts, nlaybo for only one year." cmited, I could give ihemiem ,a lot of good ad-, being recruited, il was,s sosi much pressure," ___ vice," Striking g:grid playerss demand co:oach be fire■ed ,, PR.MRIE VIEW. TexiFexas (AP) — confront tholho concerns and probloms __lhc lh sem i‘.sji‘r_ fln d _ C atd iiiuinps' d k re.- , ^ ------'Thcrc-wtmTbcTiTiyfootbn)tbnt!TiriVn!no~tcrmnkr3ur;urc-“WO”ilu irt'h 'a v lM h c m in giglird for a study hall for foototball play- ‘ B “ i ” W S u - ______View A&.M next fall _ unless m Cotich the future,"...... otors that had_been_spt_i!i SPSSS" Raney Catchings is finfir^' striking Jack'son1 gaveg no indication aliou'i yiyears earlier players insist, Catchings’r 1 future wilh the school "Hc threatens to cut off 0 "Unless the situationon is roctificd, should thee players'r allegations prove cicial aid," .“âid Kevin Piercece, another ther>Mvon't bo a springng game, | there lo be true, spokesman for the player.^. B E We I don't mind. AfttIfter all that’s ' J)| ■ So Ahead won't be any gamesi inir the fall," CatcbingsigH w as o u l o f tow n Friday Pierce said that insteadd ofi paying 3 3 ^ 4im--tcuia-and4uiavail;a ih ib k iJo r com m uni______...thi.'t l pl.iy»irilii:uj-aijJu;.bcgil what our Thriltv Adsds are meant / f ! ------ftr'nbou: GO strikingr plap y ers, Sttit! .- L as'l-S un(iinday,-r>n-j)li;y;ire-vo:+-d ■ to -iWrnWiUr,—CnkhiHf-r-—j)HVr- -«• ^ ^ Friday. "We want thee munn (Catch- stop playinging for Catchings, who in holding hi that over the playe -trrtSBt ings) out, and thai'.s whalhal we're going 19S8-comt:lLt^leiod his /ir^t full yc.ir as fur fu porfnrm'anco. Catching.-; Ttirlfty Ads," are didesigned for JL ' ------_...Uj.iitand.iiy.!^------..------— ------hcud.oiadi..cli.Jind-lcd.'il'.e.PanUicri.to.u—tr...IroU which plav4;r;i gut bool our customers wfioa iwant-to get-.... / j 'I Clieap" 1 ^ . ______CiUchini;.'; is accusedd o of wilholding !>-5 rocord.1. si;siiid. rid of thoso odds amind ends that A '■ the players' financial aid ai and text- Tlie playlayi-r.-^. tokl lh e H ouston •' -And lasrycar7sonie"orifU K ' fisiCMiSp; | 5 5 5 I ^ books to get more resulLsiIlh nn tho play- Chroniclc th tl a l -13 o f ftfi te a m m em - didn't di get their hooks uiuntil mid- H \ may ^ accumufate aaround the /) ; ing field. . ' bers' haveve g ra d e -p o in l averaifes t to e m i ,’ Pierce ,-aid. T h i s year, yi afier'. CT>v \ tfiouse and garage,. They might Athletic Di.rector Brulirutus Jackson under 2.0. tl-the last fooiball jianie, whe: ______mm, F ridiiy—w ith th ee.;pk\i'ors.[in\l .: i . .They clai:iaim ihcir poor acadcmic tw tv o wcckL* u n til fin als, h e not self for tf)Ouou sa n d s of vowed to find .solutionsns I10 tho prob- performanceice is a result nf a failure lo rig ri h l, y 'a tl, now you can go 1 doffars, but who woivould sneeze , lems thal led to the walkcilkout. ■ • receive textlxtbooks ai the beginning of your yc academic,-;. ' I al $200, $100, or• eeven $507 Use thihe ‘Cheap- cndouslv whon 1, ...... - = "it. bothers U-=i trem cnd I I athletes or any studOiidents strike." Igji (SKATBS)-Ad,- andnd earn some extra cashi It's Jackson said. "Our intente n tio n s a re to m m m deiviohIHSTRATEB SAL! easyf Just-give uss ai call and make surure you a s i v \ Bernina M odel:;11130 and 1030 n m la iiU e i i i i T i r i i osimYi 120 year Bernina factorory warranty Thrifty Ads - i ' imotiye .fm:e sewing lessons ivith1 everye Bernina' purch:hase $S for 4 liness fori 7 davs-iust aski is i IL ) ' Y • IlO T s pJric ric o d a t $ 2 0 0 er Ics^ only. R E M A N U F A CCTURED i sales subjcct to stock on-hor an d 3rnina1130 K~-\ EMGIMESS (loccicoa , Bef]srninaioao !GuL-,r$1,999=’ n c:gulQr g L $ 1 ,4 9 9 ” j | l w

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® J HoustcxmYA/WStar yjW alkefz! ts t-G ly Ai p - ' Gam e a HOUSTON Wilh perei iw aits Alikeem c hamumpions i Larr)' Bird and Mittlich a cl. vu new |}y'DILL BARNARD b u t you n e v er• know ki wilh so many rdan sidelined by injury, two ampions and ono old favorite doml i- The A-s-snriafrcf Prcs-T suirs nnd justit one( ball," Ilocketi! - le d th e NBA's glitz a n d g gl; la m o r coach Don Chiiniim ey said. enla on Salurday HOUSTON - Akeciua Oiujuwon0 Tbm Chamberwirs, ihen of Seallle, Dale Ellis won the 3-pninl sho'KKllOUl .itid th e H o u sto n AHlrodtrodonie are won in 1987 nnd nd Chicago's Michael ^ndd \ Kenny "Sky" Walker the sla t m - SHA history wnitins to iinjhappen. _ Jordan last jâj. .nk cnntCJiL E arlier, form e r .1Hilll ' ' Oliijiiwoii; ttrCi SlflKinj'cij'c e iile r frir " X h im ilw rH sco'iJsiral'jrp'oinLs'anil" n fitar Cnhin~Murp)iy eleen ilio WeHlcrn Confercncc,cc, will he had four stealsIs e a s th e W est defeat- 4 ' ^ ” e crowd in the Legends ame. tlic only player from thchc H ouston cd th e E a s l 15-1-r)-l-Mi) in overtim e'at W’alker, who stayed in the' sla; m - llocket.4 in S u n d a y 's NBABA All-Star the Seattle Kingi ink event despile the dealhI oi: f Iiis (!;inic. T lic iaKt tw o ycar.s,ars, nnd 10 "I remember:r Um Chambers in ■ . d a n k ther ihree days before, took aai d v an - times in ■ 38 prtviousis All-Star tJiaL Kumc two,.o.years acn," Oiaju- ™ gc of the absence nf past chamm p io n s ):ame9, th c m oal valuabli able plnyer won said. "He > rdan, Dominique Wilkins and Lar- has come from thc host citycilj evep-whcre. Pla[’laying center is jusl Thu Atl-Stflr Gnmc aisalso comes a liltle diffcrenrent, so it might be N n n c c ...... Ellis, the runner-up when B ird'.^H H ^^H l!l y e a rs a fte r E lvin Havelaye.s of thc toui’hcr for me."0." Dn th c 8 -point contcst for thcle th ir d lltiivcrHityofHouston usetised thc i\s- Chambers, who w now plays for raight lime in 1988, had a final- . irodom o h is p c rso n a i1 showcase.sh' Phoenix, was selectedsel to this year's und scorc lhat would h;ivi' b hi e a te n Thc Bis E led HoustonDn lot nn up- West team ass ai backup fonvard. e injured Boston Celtics .siarr a y e a r sel victory over Kiireera is an eighl-ycar NBA . ?enr Abdul-' Although he is i ;o in C hicago, ilabbar (then Ia ‘w Alcinccindor) and veteran, Chanilinibers snid fans re- Ellis said Bird s absence-had a1 n ef- lop-ranlicd UCLA lH!rorcfore 52,693 member him most m for his perfor-' ^ ‘ ct on the 3-poinl competilion. fans at the ;\strodome. he Seallle All-Star _ mance in lhe "Y«u've-g<»l-l(( e xpect-the defe:fen d in g — 'Abdijlâbbar almost ost ardn'i game. lampion lo win again afterr th re e make it back this weokenKarl Malone and . \-ious All-Stiir rocord of 43,M6• at have forwards a his first dunk ofthe day llie Hoosicr Dome in IndIndianapolis Alex English, andar guard Dale Eliis " ia 1985. A difTerent seatirating config- in the startingng lineup along nith After A/1 lhat. be wiis given .»eo o f urntion thnn the one usoc:sod in 1908 Oinjuwon. -18.8,S.8 , -1G.y, '19.5, -lfi.9, -19.G andnd 'I9.G, w iil-te in p la ce Sundfiy.--—...... ^ lOfafln-sviil-rîl-r-lHrl-«t'guHrd-«jiiii»------rcspc]spcciiycb’—______^ TipofT tim e is 1 p.m , MSMST. Chan- for the Eastst along wilh Isiah No one else in lhe competitiotion had New York’s; KennyK W alker flics to0 a victory in thc slam-did u n k c o n te st a t th c All-SJl-Star Gam e nels 11, 12 in the M apcVic Valley will T hom as. T h e! Easl E centcr is Moses ^coscore h ig h e r th a n -17,8. against Walker amand failed ta put the goodd response."ri running almosi the? lengthlen ofthe (loor th e s ta rtin g fo n v ard s . ... televise it live. M alone a n d Ihi "I was nol aure I’d niaki- il,"," W alk- liall in lhe h a sk.'I el in1 h is firsl Iwo a l- D)rex!er, ro in lhe slam-dunk conmtesl and laking oil fromm juslji in front of "it would be nicc to bc the MVP arc Cliarlesi B a rk ley a n d Do- r said, referring to his douhlsis ahoul tempts of the iast la round, giving for ththe e fifih lim e in six y e a rs, coicould- the frce-lhrow line. in'Houfiton," said Oiajuajuwnn, the minique Wilkin im p e tin g because of hi.s father’s fn Walker llie victory.ry. n 'l believe hei' lhal \Vaikcr had nol. beenb "Dominique and LarryLar Nance were ns, who was Seattle's NBA's leadini; scorer among an: cen- Len Wilkens, c a th . "1 talked willi niy tnolheIler. Her . Walker credited'd DrexlerI with lielp- invitedited lo the event in his first;i two saying, ‘Try it fromam lho free-lhrow ters. "B ut! won’t put thatthii kind of .coach when hhc c le d the We.st in, th e , d \ic c w a s . ' Life goo.^ on. You; haveh lo ing him duriiig liL'thu com petilion. ' ' y e a,rs rs ini the NBA. line.' They were helping hei me oul, y philosophy 1979 and I960'30 All-Star games, wili pros.'iurc on m ysolf. M y pl 0 o;i.' I was tenlaliveive com ing o u t a n d '.'WliW lierej' hii biicn? He hasn'i. been.b righl'il_Drcxli:r.said..iid,,,",The_firsl_orie _____ ' ist by virtue of leading is 'no'expectation, 'noI dfsappolht-di coach the East "1 felt like he wa.s w ith m e.e. There then Civile tnld Hiehu lo m ove m y leg s inviteeited'.' T h a i's a m az in g ," Drerexler feil pretty good, bullit 1 missed it. The nd Cavaliers to the m ent.'" the Cleveland ,’as a molivatiiin to win il for him."h mori' and move thethf I'all down more." said,d. second one jusl slipjslipped out of my "I think ho'll have a bigI game, NBA's hest recrecord al midsca.'ôn. Clyde Drexler reached liiele finals Walker said. Tliele firsti 3fil) got a rea l Drc:)rcxler twice missed dunks' aflera hand."

N B A miid-seas( i on repoi) r t : W h e> r e a r e t h e L a kLers, i CelItics hidiling? By TheAssociatcd Press year's up andd comingci challengers. lie the Uockets, Jazz, Mavericksks, Lak- ri'ady won one moriiore than lasl season, ther,jr, knockedI out by a hamslriniing in- — and il could easilysily have been four, This is a sea.son se marked by sur- TS, ers, S u n s , SuperSonic.s, W ;irrioriors and • The .Milwaiikeikee Bucks. who were juryy WednesdayV nighl in the La!.akers' since Cleveland's leadinglead scorer, Ron It's the NBA's iast All-SII-Slar break prises, streakla k s, stre s s a n d even ;Vail 'lYai B la z e rs in lh e W esl. sup p o -ed to .‘■ôwi)w ih e ir age h u l a re la sit t gameg before the break. Twrwo of Harper, didn't makelake it. T h e W'est of thc '80s, the decade ofif thtl e L ak e rs shootings. Losixisers have been as no- T Tl h e big g e st succe.ss storii'.-ii's have lied witli the Kniiaiicks for the fourth- his> leammaleste are on the roster,cr, bul team includes threeee fromfr Utnh. and the Celtics, Magic andnnd Bird. So lable as winn(nners, a game was can- beer)Dcn s u rp rise s: ■ b esl n-ciird. onee ofol ihem is Kareem Abdul-Ja!lahbar. One young star■ whowl isn't there is who nro the hot teams? celed bcKiusesc of a riot and a coach ■ •• • The- Cavaliers, who imtn til la s l • T he expaii.'-iti.'-ion C h a rio tle H o r-. addedded in Magic's place iis a rev•eward Danny Manning, tho th No. I d ra f l ' Nol the Celtics or even1 theth Lakers, collapsed al courLside,coi year•ear have not had a winningg sea.'-iiti n e ls, who hadd the. fourth-worst for■ his hi 20-year carecr, not hislis 10- choice out of Kansasa s wV ho w ns ju s t be- who have won ei^'ht of thelhe last nine For thc recoccord, thc division races sinci■ince 1977-78 b u t.n n w boa;)ast the record al i;i-35 lull)hii lead Ihe league in point.int average this season. ginning to give lhee U s Angeles C!ip- NBA championships bctwiitween them atthe break shshape up like this; NB/s’BA's besl record. attendance, , ThcThe East leam includes threee 1Cov- pers scmie hope of respetmbility and have finished wilh lhe thi league's Atlantic: Now Nc York Knicks, five • * Tlie Knicks. who insl twice tw as Lest there bele any doulit about liiierse rs — plus C oach L en n y Will■ ilkcns when hc lore a iiganieament in bis knee. top two record.s the lasl fiveIve years. games ahead;id o f th o P h ilad e lp h ia mnany an games ns they won the th last who's on top thr.ser.se d ay s, j u s t kwik a l —y w Thc Celtics are provinj;lg lhalt Larry 76ers. fourour years hul now have thee laI rg e st who's ;\n .-Mi-Starir anda who's nol. I Bird is the most valuableble playor of Central: Cleveland C Cavaliers, divi;livisioii lead, the besl home recordrei at Bird isn'l; Im's's lieenI oul sincc the • m m m QHEMI the decade, sincc they arere .500. w ith- th re e g a m es.ahead al- of the Detroit Pis- 10-J 20-J a n d , aiong w ith Delroiroil, tile si.'cth gatni' of thehe season for'surgery ' HERKESTAM ESTATEE FARM MAeniNERYRY AUCTION longongest winning streak al five.e. to rem ove lionele spurs from both oul him . tons. MONDAY. HBRUARYIY 1 3 .1 9 8 9 « 9 :3 0 A .M . SHARPISHA ______ors, who .heels. The only ('ellic('e' on lhe roster is ' ----- The Iwo-lime defendingng champion Midwest: Houston H Rockets, one • •The Goiden State Warrior TERMS: Cash orCncckdayofAiAuciion. Nolhing 10 bo romovcd unlil sclllcd for. Don N ei- Kevin M cHale and an there are those Likers have proven mortjortal on thc game ahead oftheof Utah Jazz. atit 25-202 under new coach Do RSIS {.unchServed.FrsBr e e C o H e e l____ _ road — losing eighl in a nrow al one Pacific: Lak(akers, two games ahead ;on son a lre ad y h a v e won fivek'e more who argue lhatlat Knicks forward ----- poinl — and ure actuallyy beingb chai* ofthe Suns, gam;amcs than ali of last seasorr.- Charies Oakicvdc;deserved il more, LOLOCATION: 5 miles Soulh ol Nampapa High School, Nampa. Idaho oniHwy.45,(12lhAvo-. Hwy iengcd in their own divisiit-ision by th e If th e seasoiison were over today tho _• .* The Suns, who,at 29-17 haveh, al- Magic Johnsoni'n isn'ti an All-Star, ei- Soulh) lo Missouri Avo., Ihena 3 miles Wesl lo Rim Rd., then 2'** milesmil Soulti. Phoenix Suns, of all teamsims. Neither piayolT teamsns would be the Knicks, h AnARROWS POSTED. docs this aeason belong lo10 theI Detroit 76ers, Celtics.ic3 , Cavaliers, Pistons, * RACTOHS: 4440 JD diesel traclor, 1197B, cab & air, 4300 hts., quadjad rangt,t 10.'4'T3B ' Pistons or thc Allania Hawks, Ht la st. Bucks, Hawks■ks and Bulls in the East, ■■ m m s m E m zjbber, very good condilion • 4040 JDD dieseld traclor, 19B1, cab and air, 22002201 hts , quad range, 4,9' X 38' mbber, exc, cond, - 4030t JDJt dicscMraclor, wido Ironl, 4 posi3sl rollro bar, quad range, IVIAYBONFAF\m MACHINERY AUC1CTION .I],’'3G5 hrs,, 13.6'x38* rubber - 30201 JDJl diesel traclor. 1970. 44' wirindn ItonlIti svncro-mnne. ’ J iq n q ------n;00-A;M7^HflflP— - 3’,8‘x38‘7DDCcr - b jd t a a gas iraclaclor, wide Itonl, stand, trans., 12.4'x2.4'tf8' njbbor - Fcrd - ■ •; ^ P U M S I TERMS: Casti or Check day' ol Auction" fjolliinfl io be icmovcd;J uunlil Milled lor. Skidkid ILoader, CL-40,5' buckct.lorklifl.'1.900 hts. ALL PIÔPERTY SOLD AS 1 TOMLINSONJN FARM MACHINERYr flAUCTION J S.1S—Lunc{i.Ssrvstf. ____ Free.CQlleel RUCKS AHD PICKUPS: 1973 FordJLN700 L singto axle, V-8, 5 & 2 spd.,ipd., 18'grain-bcelbed MONDAY. FEBRUARYf 221 0 .1 9 8 9 . 111 1 :0 0 A .M . SHARPI LOCATIOH: LO 4 1/2 miles cast ol Snaklako Rivet Bridge, Parsing, ld:ho on Marsing Rd. to comcr ardtird hoist, wry [jood w nd, - 1975 ChenhcvyC65slnole axle, 350 V-B, 5&2spd.,lB'bcelbed, &2 TERMS: Cash ocChoc)(dai( day ol Auction. FJotRing lo bo ramovnoved unlil ulllod lor. ofM.Marsing Rd.'and Piirdi Ln. r ttyery tgood condition - 1975 GMC pTiTKu'Kup, 350 V-8, AT- 1552 GMC 4000100tagaxlo,V-6.4&3 1: ARROWS POSTED. spd,,Pd„v./1B'beet b e d - 1953 GMC2tonsn w/bcel bed - 1 S60 GMC pickup,), V-6,4V-( spd, TRACTORS: 1970 JD 3020 dieselII traclor,I wide ffonl, syncto-ranje,e, 15001 hrs, on ovGihaul, j u j j . LOCATION: 10 miles soulh of NampaN; High School on B'lsy. 45,,(12lhAvo.) (15 loMclmonlRd., ILLACE EQUIPMENT: 14' Acc gtourxjndhog liller w/slecl front and pipoipe back b to lle r-1 4 'JD good 13.6’X3B' aibbor, exc. cond.j. - B JD gas Iractor, single tioni.ll. bilkert vaiv3, 11.2*x42‘ _ ^210 mllo5 t»tlhclf/clba,.!dahoon _ 1?-J0'8‘,Vt!'tindEm-disritrAsrSclifiielKrp'îTJ^^kd^rAceTirpTy- — ----- ___v;-?niji^[Dllc3.casLlO-TraiMl.Rfl Ihcr^ 1/4 mileSQUlh..0ril/2mill rubMr------:Rd.. then 1/4 milo south. K1 -1 2 ' Miskln Boamls landplane - 7 ptong( JD #900 ripper w/gaugoI wheelsv.hc - 4 bollom JD • Soulhsida Blvd. lo Mcltnonl!onl Rd., then 1/2 mile lo Trade Rd MACHINERY: 2 bollom JD 835) sspinner plow - 10' IHC tandem;m disc on rubber - 12' /qqi ARROWS POSTED. 4200 shear pin plow - 8' Aco plow packerpa - 9' JD /155 terrace bladojw/hyd, w/h lill and anglo- • Kongskildo triple K - 3-6' s a . stoel:al square bar harrw - 3-6 sec. woodood harrow- 4 tow JO 71 12' IJ 3 VmEELEH; 423Q JD Diesel, cab & air, quad-rango, 4003 2' Norlhwest tolo-liller, 3 pl, -1 2 ' Briltrillion packer-mulcher • 12' Schmeinm eirercu^p.ckcf.-.lO' ...... ' TRACTORS, TRUCK AHD 3 V ■ilexjlanlsf. shoe, torn claics.il'. JCJP ViJ S!23"J diSv.3r"ini!;ill on lubt'ObMf.wiî.WilftL.-,7~jn _ .Qiioi, ------l;Ts'7I3.S*xj8*7uljbef.‘VflffOOM:oM 'wna“ '620'JO-Qas'!ra:ior;- slnstIngtcfm ccom plelii Dvcrfuut IriOiotKUllipKkef-^-pfc-Wak-a-Tfafcfakiit!er-SmaiI-m!wi>-c=«Ht(— ; /39 3 pl. mcwer - 4 rcw Lillislon cullivalor,cul 5 spider -1 m side mouilOunl Ford corn picker-1 quare bat harrcw • 3-5' seciions sleel:el square bat harrow • 6' spring shank'lank'iippcr. (engine and clulch). 12.,4'x‘12i42 rubber, very good cond. - MI Farmall,Fa singlo Ironl, 3 pt., • , ,row ' Ford picker for parls - 2-14' pidlicking v/agons wi'uh hoists. JD runniinning g e ars-3 0 'JD corn “ 135' kSB' rut)bef, good cond.I. - '’B' JD, single front, 3pl 6 rowvffontmcuntcult., fn I liW grain olovaior w/hopper and dec. mim olor- 5 ' Aco 3 pl. dilcher - 5 to^^lOiV VM coriugalor on 12' >LAHTEflS, HARVESTERS AHD CU::ULTIVATOnS: 6 ION Heath f,',ono-Aino-AIr v'acuL-m planter, rubber, Qood cond. - 1955 Ford Fon C-600 snub nosa truck, tagg axlo,a V-8, 5 & 2 spd., IB’ • diamond J J bar - 4 iw AC corn planlr.nler, old sfyle - G' Dvr,Iim leria::ce blade-4*bl auger2/e!ec, beet,eel and bean plales w/Dickey-JohnI monllorm • 6 tow AC #70 corn andid bean bc planler - 6 row • la 3 wheeler, good cond. . FiU'jliaul Qfaln-sliago-slocic bedied Jand tîncyl. holsl - 1980 Honda 3 m olor: 30'x6’ auger w/eloc. molo)lor on tiJbber - 150 gal, plaslic: lanklai 3 pt-sprayer - 10' -lillon beei planler • 16' JO press whalial grain diill w/seeder -1 2 ' Caso;o singlesir disc grain drill er mounled on 77 Olivor gas CORN AHD BEAN EQUIPMEHilEHT: 2 row 602 Ford corn picker f Evorsman landplano, box lyp.i nn n.)!:D.itjbOLi-'lOD tlump tab; -4214i.i.Tlii.7cr.4tiatw/5i.^.s;Bli— _ .Vi/i'ltii'5':^der,:_3jaw,JD./231 tank_bcel harh,irvt;:;lef, n w rh iln rir. ccr.d-^£^c. ------H'K!?frpo«{-com}ftiw^ roww 6(602-Fotd«Xf>i)'C^»«iwun5KUr»-7-îa7-Oli«f-9iM'aU«r(Jaii«. _ ^ DSS trm i JD/'^Kl rfl'jryhoo"-"?- 13 good, pickcf has been ysod.lcjd.lorparts)-FarmhandF-98-C high higl dump wjgon - 601 Ford FARWMISCEUANEDUS: rfl"! B'slide-ile-in pickup slock rack • Comlort ira:Iraclor cab-Ranch tile ate ’5050 gal, ( S3 saddle tank spray tanks • 1501 gal, Ace ss„ 3 pt, sprai-er w/24'^/24'fcocm-2-120gal. :.'2 IOW corn pickcr • Blickenstanstall high dump wagon • Ford plckecker parts - 24' Mulkcy corn- welder, , 225, amp - Approx, 5C0-1 ’x60*'xf syphon tubes • Approx. -lOO-l)-1 1/4'xGO'syphon tubes P-'^'-^liila.slic saddle'tank sptayxir and pumpIp • 1200 gal, sleel nur^s tank -- Goirnan-Rupp Goi transler iâin clevalof - Corn seed hyd. hyi dump irailer - 6 tow Lockrôw o o d /5 3 5 hyd. drive bean -100 ..j, and 150 gal. luel battel and standsta - 3 man canvas lenl, 10'x12'v;/'v;/4-sidewalls. " :ump and 3 hp, gas englno - G tow Ncric rtae sl pOiver harrow • 6 row Lillislcillislon rolling culliwlor, vHr;dfc-,Mrr'6 rewSpeedybeanci2f) C‘j& r - 6 {0w-J0 besn culisr:------■■■' nj;FURNinJHt'27cur:jTamp’ teb'!es'is' - Davenpo7i\^nTcfnifrc'Jsr/'ro:e'ob'ecbTar'-’ Cccpsrs-.VlV-ir -3'JP’i ipWef* IHC 550 PTO choppci w 'hj'■hjy head -Lcckvrocdpclalo h:t\T3!:\T3!?f-''1-(cwjO#416 ------: MflCHlNEHY: Farmhand -1500 powerpo box manure spreader, tandemlem axle, good-Sdiw am IGO looker •'9'x12' red broidid rug • MrMr. and Mrs. dresser, lighl \tn;er Vi'/largew/l minor - Mallress :o'.i'o planler - 1G' meial potalo bed;d v//chain’ - 3 diamond bar culli'valor'/alor v.7shanks, s-i-.teps ' ;.:3ted bo*. [joodcoiid.-3boiibollom JD /4200 Irip beam plow, 16*16*-12'/n:o3pl.groundhog, and box spring, reg, size. andmd cbTips( - Doubio diamond hollow0.V bar, w/3 pl, - 3 pl. boom - 3i row Gemco beet liller- M rollers - 12'IHC Vibra-shanihank renovalor on rubber - 12'JD 19:1935 land plane, exc. cond. • ;or mount - G tow cullipacker - 3-G to WAYNE AND B IWNERS oader lor patis - Truck pusher, tractor -Gtow bed breakers - 2 (5 ■ H'ltli bai rre:hirie traiky on tiuci;Ali;e3'-?0'teyflie-.=ly-10'J[) lii Wl ilical pump - 12’ JO 110 dual;Juals • JD single Iron! - Case single In Random disc, deep dish blades - 3 1boi:o.Ti /140 IHC IS’ Irip be.i.-u1 picwpi - 140 IHC plc.v-iUi --JD JD 3pl.lool bar carrier - 2 scis ott 1U 'x lS ' front lires and wheels • Selol10.C0'x15’Sel tires, riiVA Undc-Ti disc - 4 sec. JO to!otary2r> hK w/3 & 4 sa . ked bars - 5 itcd *taJcr cn 12' tar - 6 row bollom allachmeni, (no maid bcaids F:v,:ibcdi-:r, rebuilt-3 pt,Ewsmc-tsmancorrugalo c?cncr -120 gai.. propaopanc wcaj burnof - /5G fJH side ds) - 1 2 'JDtoL3tyhce,3soclion. ■ sing!single rib, new - Scl of 7,50'xl6‘ lire:ircs, single rib lites - Sel ol lO.OC'xlDC'xlG' liiple lib lites - wJ !si,o-4ic;wLilliioncuii,4sp4 spidu - 4 m JO 3pt. ocin - 3pLpLsing'-’jbcJom s hoad land ptrv- TOM TO CODER WILL SEO; Solarr i #500 bai'i!ry charger - V.'tjldlng L->Uble - Pickup lool box - ^îsc?i:c. car and truck tires, Anvil and viso - Fence insulalors.- 16' wooden spud bed, chair - GeltG; bin - 4 row lillislon - Git.vSfi.sicclroilef-fi'JDSpM1 pl. disc -12’ Damsr 3 pt. pKlsltiolo:'jj-;r-3pl ti- d;:;hcr-3pl. Aa SHOPEQUIPHEHT AND MISC.; Hyctyd:a:rlic shop press - Me'jl cul-cll;H’sow-Drill So' p.-o$3.1/a* .cull.. 4 spider -2 truck bedsiandsIs - XL2 Homeli'j chain:,r,v- 18-i')i-‘.'x34’ iraclor lire - Truck -Grcrt JD front mount: cull • 2 Edrads po^tt wc«l-;is, (1 lit)t parts)p: - 2 tew poilo iliojy, pl5, ;hi;ck - Roikvi-ell diill press, 5/B' chi;huck - Wilson arc v,elder - Parts washerwas' - Pi'^lrorS'agic iL-cs. da;n • 6' 3 p! renovdtor • 2 rtc.» Ferguson 3 pl. uj!l - 4 rw carot•irot s:k) on;:n bulb disaiMor c:i I'.eam clean-:r - Pedislal grinder - 1 lonI chain hoisl - Floor jac'< - Mid [qjOTe-i! i l - l i n -• - - V/i ;.‘L'.r-';TJDrr.ir.ufe::rc;u-:r-,•:r-JD tc“ dtMta~T,cr'n:illcns:cclI-4t(T,vPlanetjr-OWd>£r-G - ■ V /a iE fl KORTE ESTATE iiig'e rjiri liuck fioiil - HydiauIIc mar'lar'r.cis - 2 Gandy grji'.ular appilGilor t 770 Case Agri King diesel iraclor,or, (only: I.5-X38* " '|ij alorboics.cleclricdiiyi __ r:.^ Gtillion mull'padcr • Clijrii-;!cril-jld b3lc loader - Foi FA chcppef w/2•^hjylicjds-iSJDniJAa-IG' h • fiolling fins - 6 Aee crusi breakersi • 6 Lillislon over rcsv unils - Cullivalllivalotlocls-3-16'beo tubber.-good cond. - Caai /IOOsideide Cel.ial i'-:^:ir^cn DB cha:is tui f rcw IHC h:ui:es cn liailer housu axles - Apppprox. 20 plywood bee hou:es - Approx.Af 14C0 plaslic /18,5planlers-3pl. Challin ditehe:her - Cui: FiflM MiSCEliAIIEOUS: fjLv/ fJ'v Rilcfile 2'x-V aul&Tijlic siockitwalfiicrw/liealer.- w, dehorning /'■ ■' ■ s-.pl:5)pl;2n luL'es - Apptox, 2000 alumlniInum syphon tubes - 2 hctse tandemidem ai!e trailer, g c c d - :1m1 Ivaitr.v - 6' Ca:e grain diill cnintubber- :,molo( - Poll. cJllIo lo-iding cliulG clu - Vi'oQvCn calil-: leading chichule - 4 latgo Gandy boxes, Ap;)iox. G30' ol G' main line - A levêw joinis ol cprink'cr hand linj • SpiinklefSpi pipo Irailt'! - • Pep-up bale leader -15' balo elev:evalar, • !.':cir:cilii',i:-ScloI7,50’x1G':IG' singlo rib lires and riins • ScJol3lG.CO'i G, 1G‘sirig;-Dti3 iitcsar:d -F Approx 2520 onion 5,rk s -JDciilL iccx5!'~il!-Tciil'.ccil«:rn 110 vcllgiJ p;;rr.? - Pile dI [itc[in wood...... -WALILTER KORTE ESTATE ' - - M E R K E STTArtHS ESTTja'iTC.-irie, ■ V .. - )ri, OWNERS r.m s. VJALTE . MR. AIID MRMRS. FUIYDTOIVIUHSOH, FER (PEGGY) KORTE, OWIW tfE R ...... -aQAKGKOEirTA STAEVS, eiTtiI T t f S a E K ...... - - BIGHT-HOPltiriSrAuciioni3neers CQi^cobHopkins ôL’Ellh/llbriaht co' llT-HOPKins, Auctioneerl e t s colCol. Ellis A lb tig h l;^ L B R |Q ff|,]r-HOPI(l(iS, Auctioneers'^rc;Col. Bob Hopkins 4.15-45.14 722-5007 WG-4G44 -44G-4G44 ^ 722-5007 MnLEcbhlQBDlnkn Co -----tôl..'iSl Lannlo Rudd______Uc_Dslibla-U6frm«7------— ______Co!. Cob HoDklns - • .ô'JTCTn ------; r i : — ---- C-0 Twinwin Foil;. Sunday Fobtobiuary’l? . 1900

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307-Job3 of 007-v07-Job3Oflntere3t ~ nOBBBB^BBSnaBBBBa c004 -Happy Ads • D07 ; Jo b s of Intorost W007-Jobs of Interest 00007-Jobs oMnlOfost 003 Intorost Cajuti)ujt tor small com oi^L MANAGE»SKT_TRAINEE6 W -LRN-(Hiih.£flhiflQ-nui"o [ J Ta:'aco John's ifl hir.ing part- Tiro:o FtoclFk Sorvico Porcon ' in Hagoinian. A p ti utils in U-Haul U- company ia feokin^ ccourso) d or RN noodod (or iim(imo holp lor ovonings a n d floaiotjaiottiyo tTTJclr'tirtj doawr jking lor pibfossional indl- T I € I ^ SS S I F I E D Im D E K I oxcliango lor cpoalic duties, lor loi honosi, hora-wofKno in-' pRPRN chargo nurso positkin woif>g & gonoral mainlonanco tail bu&lnosc oxporionco, KnKoronitotshmon. 324-4301- fakaking opplicalions lor lull- ovontu■ontua! Hoot sntos & ser I UniKKincomT n m i i s ___ 07a coiCommunkiaUon O«vlo»a. . | ai. Compieio bonolit pkg knowtodgo. Sond resumes Our Oi oporntlons involve tho ^Pait-Umo nonny. oxpor noc- timemo oxpononcod cooks. Ap- )'"»• ) ■ 070 Ao( 10 Proportios Managomont . romal roi nnd mafntonarico' ol J j hoalth,-pancion, prolit. ^•Tnrrrr.™ ooo h«,Haallng A AJr Cond, I ossary. pleaso provido rofor- ply.ly bulwoen 2 S '4 daily. No iQfiftfl, compolftive-wagea.- - ' B E ^ S s . # Wm i Iiw..POB ox757,- . truckt..lrailoi5tn and othor “-oncoG. Salary nogotiablo,- phc-hono calls. Sodbuetors 001 Futi.Ilu-»&Carp«pl» Fut " -icnml-itotni„App.V_Qniyru. wl_havQ.noaLofiP«''>ron“ , _ _ - : 00.1 - - -..-.-T. --.-j:. . . 002 Don«n<]M.i6.laU Oor ------E — 83333 g u o ------JCJ ■H6uriir3pm-Tpm.MoiF -fle!lostannmt-599 Btoot-fikes 002 Lo«IArounJ you havo ability ond dosiro y / cxc driving rocoid. Apply • Oa/aoo Oalo» Certified leochcr*: Thurs. Send rosumo to; 250 Blnllvd.N.,Tv^n Falls, ------& . ooa SpÛ,INalic«^ 003 OaJ lo dovolop into 0 rolo ol Commercial Tiros or send.' ' 00-1 TooTool- B Vocallonal/induslrint and ^ WarJiinqton Sl. Twin Falts. Takaking opplicaltons lo< ros- 004 H»ppyAd= B y ^ H ■ y loadorehp in a compolilivo — isumo to 2030 Kimborly Dioyo««» I trades, and olomenlary mu-: ^ aurant assist, mgrs, oxpon-. p^-^p 005 M.mo.u.lNolkooil,„» 005 » T ciif.tomor orionlod operation. d.'TF. Id or cnll 733-8761. ono rif«rifowood B i . D B oic.InqulrtKOt '' School Disi PART-TIME RN'S incod. wagos doponoonl —^ OOfl Paraonnli Apply in poison wilh rosumo E>Exc colary nnd benolits. UNffED STATES 007 LnwiÂOarclan Lnv .1 193 Mouniain Homo, Id.aho, ; * Ipon oxpononco. Company *; Vnilety Foods B A B ' lo Twin Fnlls U-Haul. 1757 WWookond chilB awiil Con- COASTGUARD (JOO Vt» “ W Y m Frod £ Ptoulv, 203-507-^.163. |° Pol.ftSuppHc- I Kimbeily Road, Twin Folia, latact Porsonnol. Ca'nyon °°J,iox°0% . % Tirnos-NowB' ^PP''®pplicaiions cro now boing • Sclectod Off> f f c r s 000 Po. Communiiy hoallh nurso, lull Id, [j .itionlion Rick Marsh,all. Vi Cmallvo Wocld ^ Viow H oîla!. 220 Shoup >0 Box 548. TF. ID 63303. :coplod for onlialmonl In .2 o ^ R j S sor p.irt-timo. Twin Fnlls orea. *" Avo. W, TF. 734-67G0. ^ .0 Coasl Gunrd. II you oro ...... Call U ndaJclm ssn or Chor^;_____MARKETIN(3 _ ^ ho Idaho Migrant Counal is -Hlgh-School-Ciadualo-Qr.._____ Junlutional 734-5905 lor Ranch dob; cotllo oxpori- 007 Job»ot1nl«to6l B “ “ ^ B J Jn iccopiing applications for avo ^ a G.E.D.. tho Coast F q rmmors Markot * lurt hor inlormalion.______DIRECTOR tio.Outrcach Spocinlisi 000 SnliiD Pooplo ------Jf,SmOKDi, iTTZ., zrVTjnaDKjrOvTfu^ T .■ ta m si- unrd is iwoing action ov-. 000 Adull Cnro Sotvk ion. Must bo bi linguiff and i CRUISE SHIP JO BS roEutno 10 Box 073. c/o ryday in drugâw oalofoo- C iZz : ! 3 B i 5 z a [ $ x 0 -$ 9 0 0 wookly. sm loo Exciting Career in ^9Timos Nows, PO Box 548, P'°irolorably havo provious ox- lonl: saving livos ol coa; ro nrvlwrf 005 TotFotUllioraTcpOoil - 1 * 0 O l\ Shopping Center j" loriencowith compulors. unding 10 oil pollution nnd Fartn 3o«d I 508-907-2367 0x1 C-109 Tvfin Falls. ID 83303. P ° ' Vanlod 090 Fu ipplicatations mo avoilab o îtiny otnor missions. Thoro, WniilMl Hay. Grain & Fao<3 B — . B B B - fvlarkeling! ^Rogistcfod nurso noodod lor 007 Ha; This yoor will bo our bosti It; Idaho Migrant Council, - roro 23; caroor Holds to potliJtillitn 00!) FFiurmiu for Ronl ( UsoCiaoalllod,711-0620, ^ day chill positkjn. Compote- 106 G ardnor Stroot. Twin chooo Paoluioa for Ronl , Establish solid caroor wllh iiv hoooso Irom with storting, i B U s i live salary, bonolit packago. cjj]]•alls, Idaho, Closing dato; ay ovor $700'a monlh oltor ir. 100 Uv.l.ivntilocif Wanlod 1 DELIVERY DRIVER growing gi company. Sook- ■For -Fc moro inlormalion conlaci cî.■ebru-irv 17, 1909. Anifnal HtoetCng « FuII-timo, must t»o ablo lo lilt ininrj motw.-ilod. highly cro- Alion Al S tovonson DNS, nl ^ asic Iraning. Froo modical -r------tOl! Co'Cotllo ■ — ■— g - * 'lOITpo-Gh'as oTToccasion— 'u'uTivuTTjrorireilortal-nilnOoc} l ' f j :ho-Suf>-Vfllloy-Co—Food- -tJenlol.i^ 22-4111 rxirsonol dop. .apply.,pply. Fôf moro inlormalion ^jvailablc.-Taking npplicH*- le ■■siah'dlarm-nUiAJnoryana ir^ “ n n Ittlflrtlion Ittii * lions Monday, February atunitos. i'ho Universrty ol Idaho Ro- c.illd:all collocV2 0 5 ^ ^ 8 3 ? : B ' 113 Fn»Fn/m& Ranch Suplioo -.1 tigation. Benefits includo 2 01H Ctiil)oma Of oquivalool. Emori- jdahtdaho Falla, ID 63403, 006 Personals Dlioclor ol Hursing M Advise customors on homo -----D2rTK^^Wni-Mli-— . • t20 AvJallofi Avi Services' F.alls. F Phono, computer, and ^ inco in ono or moro ol Iho _— E3ont« A Mculno Harm improvomont piojods, somo iqhollowing nrons; oloctricnl ;Ouy.Ouy. soil, ront or swap Dia ' ’ 21 E3o Singlo? Lonoly? Youll m od lor '■ privalo 20 bod psycJiiai- iiansaiplian li. skills roquirctd, . warcihouso-dtrtios, ^ invchros wlihaetasslllodad.______OpotUno Oooda Hours 10-7. Rosumo lo; Box •* >lumblng. or hoaling ond wHf' othor cinnlos and mnko now ric/chemical[ dependency H O unsand niflos ropoalod. hoavy lllling. :ooling. Ability to intorprol Wonted: exporioncod iniga- r - S S Irionds tntouoh social nnd hospilol. [ BSN loquirod w;lh 099, 0 c/o Times-Nows, PO Stalls L* nt $6.85 per hr or Snow Vohldoa Box 540, Twin Falls. Idaho J )luophnts. woik insiiuctions. ,0ôrs ^ 4/or laim machinery op- iR qql^tqtol oducolionni oclivillos, MS ' prolorrod. Psychi.atric B higher il oxponenco moiits. TfnMilTtnilw* nursing with managomont 83303. 0 ______g >poralo tools, oquipm ont ofQ,ojralors lor row crop opora- Cntnpot* A Sh«ll» dancos & support lor singlo Eslabllshed. growing ro- md mochinos rol.aiod to pri- j II oxperienco prnlorred. For- ji;Modical loccpiionisi lor busy „ lon in tho Kimborly/Hanson paronts, wilh or without ' gional reta ilo r Wllh piolil ^lanaiy position rosponsibili- jjroairea. Pioaso sond oxpeii- chlldron ot homo, All ogos waid lesumo and salary lo 5.solo prnclico. oxpoiionco ro- sharing, j| major medic.al and ,jQj 030 Open Moiiisns UliNIy' Ttnilan ios. and to work harmoni- Qnjg3nco & tols lo: Box O il, % 030 Homoi. Tor n-ilo woicomo. CoII733-C447. quifomonts ' to; Poisonncl, quired.q Solnry commonsu- dent.al (j, programs. EOE. Posi- )usly wilh 0 varioly ol per- TiôTimos-Nows, PO Box 548, 031 Oul o|.T<,wii Hot 733-3214, 543-5716, 324- Canyon[ Viow Ho:^)il.il, 220 r;rato with oxporionco and tion jj, will bo availabk) March 5q' Shoup Avo. Wosi, Twin aability. Reply to Box 848. c/o , ionnol in a rosoarch laolily. -j-y^nTwin Foils, ID 03303. 032 Dolil/r,brMon«i f l u tt o o m o t i v Q , 3703. Sianlos Inc., P.W. P. 1, Sond resume 10 Box ' y^j|Millingnoss lo work occa- rr;— Falls 734-C7G0.______TTimes-Novrt, P.O. Box 548, o Wonted lami help in Mur- 033 Klmt«rly/lliuiixit TOPPFAST - 884 c/o Timos News, Tv/in , | . lionnl Inopular hours ond laugh, must bo oxporiorwod 034 J«ro-i- llotr«n 11 works, its caio. Us last, . Engineering: $2000 Bonus TTwin Fans. Id. 03303, Fnlls, p Id. B3303.______qccjccn.-!ionniry perform tasks ' “"O’ 033 Ooodiiiu-'Wondol in gravity inigation-and-row------Duijln.ot. ■ ■ ‘ ‘ 35 Au An allordablo, mofo nutfi- Trntn in General Engineering - RN-LPN Of Phlohotomist. ihahat may invoivo grain dust, 0 030 nDftlEr«lAlnW.m Placing nn nd In tho dassi- crop oqupmont oporations. rt Oupro.Ofl t3P. AuAuta r.iita A Aoco9»orl«B l/oaa), altomaitvo lo OpliVosf li'chniquos. ' Usually 1 wook- P Ncod oxaminer lo do mobilo lubiubriconfs. or olfier nogativo 037 Fornia anJ flanc. end a mo. & 2 wooks n yoar liod I' columns is a pioco ol -to 5uron«>-phy6ical6,-in-Twin. ens Sond wsy!Ji(>JP_Box_7^^------030 AeronQoALoIa//mitnd . Au or Modilasl. Dcliibutotships ‘ -ratn-rftnTO-OGgG. ■ mvironmenlft!-lRC!Ort,-Clos- STit------t:3-t“Ari'7.r;ijvrjrTTsii------——aisonvaitiicru':------^-PSFS^-WO'lwr -FnTtirJcrormTr-A-Htmbtfhr tngiig dato: Fefaniary 10, 1909- 030 Duslnnno Piopot to'st.niJ, plus $2,OOQ enlist- - . Honwa . 135 Cy. 1-000-203-0577. ’ MINING PO S IT IO N S ^Musi bo a prolicicnl blood or>r until suiiablo applicant is 22Hi. 040 Canailnty Lotn Honvy CquiptrwnI mont bonus lot soloct spo- ^ Farm help wantod. Kimborly r.o»B nnnUil ISO Ho AVAILABLE: Tonkin ddrawor and havo a depend- sollo lo c io d . C o n ta c l; J u d y Fwrti 044 V.OAllon f'mpml.HnnUla Pick-Up TiucKs cjaltios,Call733-2G71 in ^ nroa. Sond rosumo & rolor- 04C Mobllo llon«o F. '3 0 Pie Springs, o subsidiary ol US .ibk) vohicio. Floxible hours, W/oA/ood. 397-Si81. Tho Uni- area, Honvy Tnic»d Muu Auloa-C!«y«:«t _ a LPN in goti.aliic soiling, pooplo p and productivily, ccaro and OB, compolilivo ...... O ii' Fum. Apia. A Dui Compek-iivo sa'aiy and t>on- - 'i'OLr a'o will rpach 22,00(3 ' sond os your rosumo. Cur- ppay. Call Bov lor more inlor- a 064 C/nfu>ii./;i.(:i.rtOJO Snto tCO AuAutoo • Dodflo . . — - oliis. Sond resume to: Uoi r.ronily wo havo positions in r D OSS nooriirD.il'isV/aiiFor lamlllos everyday and Iho ' results will amaro you. C.ill ,144, ','0 Timos-Nows, PO HIho lollowing aroas: occoun- St. Benedict's F.M.C. Box 5.18, TF, ID 03303. lanl, | purchasing agont, • 324-4301 ext 244. Arc you looking forfora changc in 9 0S7 nonli.lMubiloHo^luiptivitil 1GG Au today and onu ol our Iricnd- : uy ICO AuAutoa - OldotTxibilo ly AO-Vlsors will holp you Full-llmo donial a ssista n t, vwarohouso suponrtso:, por- jRNs, LPNs, tirod ol diiving employment or pcrha•rhaps your firsl I oxpoiienco necer,saiy.;Va- 5sonnel assistnnt. metalluigi- | i 050 Com!iiiiii-ilim.nn word your ad so that il will 10 Twin, Falls? Roady for the proiessional position?in? Consider the 17q Au bu moui odoctive .ind tiling c.ition and f.ick pay. Send ccal technician, assayors. mill (challenge ol long torm caio I 000 WoinluHi:; ’ a Box 3911 r s e monl operator needed. Send - P.O. Bo* 927 ' 071 WwiIndluTtmln applicalionV Bf send rosumo ■Tonopah^ Nevatliatia* 09049 — 733-2009 prolosslonal lo- reply lo Box 5C5, d o Times j,10; PO Box G71. Elko, Nova- Holloy. Idaho 83333 . 072 Anlt-11.0-. 200-766-2222 or call (702)I 482-62334t . | 073 Oainwo&Ctndi sumo sorvico/cnroor plan News, PO Bcx 548. Twin ,da,69B01 EOE.______ning. Roy Slotton Lir.toning- - F a t e j o a s m . ______SALES CAREER 074 Mue:cnl1,„t,u-.wG oll -Mote)I monBgert,-Burley.- -- Post.733'2009.______oppoRTUNrrv | ' 070 off«L'n riiMipniîi Green Acios Caro Cenler in Maluro f, honosi parsons, n Acccpli(ig~u'ijpilC.ition'fcr-n- - Gooding is looking Icr an RN housoTarovidod. f- '733-5217. Evoiy insliiution. industrial [■ hygionist with o»ccllont clini lull or pait-limo, lor d.iy shill - planl, lireman/agricuBural in N.A.C. A., Inc. S a rd cal and communicalions chnrgo nurso; also LPN f. dustry, contrador, munidpal- k skills. A caiing and ostab- Now taking opplicalions lor ily nnd tranrponalion firm in a n d ( ( e r ? 7 pail-limo ovonings. Good OTR f loam diivors to baso al my family. I . ’ lishodpiacticownh2 doctors this nrea could uso our prod LEGAL NOTICEiih c t l o n i v/oil'jng condilions, compo- Burloy, j ID. Good m iioago icipal h o o j 'i l I may not suy it k*® I and 8 slall mcmbors provid- lotivo, wagos. Conlact Moni- ^ ucts. Wo ore looking lor an . • Ing Ihc la slo sl in m odorn | rale, por-diom, load/unload ‘ ADVERTISEMENT FOF y, Uic Uioujjlit is Ico Slovonson. Director ol & . Iayovor pay, Lnto modol oxpofionced sales prolos- A - D R A FT=t e T\ STATEMENT OF INTER donlistry. Sond rosumo to .Nuisinn nl 934-5531. ‘ sional to represent our lino viiys there. Dr. Kovin Banner, 917 E. , oquip. Trips avorago 7-10 ; EST FOR CITY OF POC . Hairdrossor wilh RC. clion- days, c 2 yo.irs oxpononco i ol Fasiornor, olocirical termi-. Unlvoraol.Frozon Foodooda Isa producer Mnin. Burloy, ID0331B. ] nals, maintonanco choml- ATELLO GOLFCOURSi lovc y o u ! w Ji tolo prolonod. Apply; Robyn good r driving rocoid roquirod. of a wide'variety ofif sj s p e c ia lty p o ta to •• CONCESSIONAIRE i . d i i i L Acccpling opplicalions lor (\ ; cals, welding alloys, shop . I^yle, Lindii & Todd, Magic Voiloy Mall. No ApplyolSn} HonsonSl. products for food sorviorvlco tfirouflhout Statomonlsoxpfoasinshnll N o l e nI, , JJoe & Alicia, lull-limo sales posilion wilh a ,phono cafe, pioaso.______Durluy, [ Id. Phono S70-3OI5. Gupplioo, ' small lools, IrucK Twin Falls auto painl supply roplacomonl pans and cpo- tho Unltjjd Slatos._W_Wo f aro currently- Intorost In bocomrng Ih . -lli.3t'Jy-f«>livalcd.pcfson-to- ^ rnndGlaney.----- \ f ^ - company. Ouslillcallon*: - EOE-— - ,______■ ■■cWli|| Industrial prodbcls. ■ sfjoklng- a Draftor.. TlTfie dutios will ------— CtryofPocaTolto'D Go run blood tests In modical ol- I • Coufoo Conconr.ionnirr - f ; ■■■ ^ 6ciiti^ mtf 21 years old, good diwing ' NolicotojobsooKors: \ lico. MLV or oquivakJncy do- Fodoral F law roquiros e m include: developingling mechanical “ ■|ocofiJri«i'\ijH3T5tU5Tala7' Pfoloclod toiiitory' will bo rocoivod until 5 0 sirablo. Sond rosumo lo; Box p drawings of procossiiissing linos, plant o dopondam upon oiporionco, ' ployers 10 verily Ihat all om- Hospilal^roup insuranco P.M, W odnosdny Marcii 619, cJo Timos Nows. PO c will train the right porson. ployoos havo ino logahrighl projocts, and malnlalntaining utility 1989. Mounlnin Standar - -Box-5**rîn-EaUi„lD.. JQ^5LU'Uh2_UD!!‘?iSl.3!0R^J; _ Sond Rosumo to: PO Box ■ ------Sabsla.T:ial.Commis£ian____: d ra w ln n s - Tlmo in tho Pnrko an ------“ • 83303.______Employers E must oxamino flocroation Ollico nt Ih J .i3 J r w ia F.alls, ID 63303. Al- ' Ouanoily Bonus Program documonts lo establish your Tfio successful candidate' ca will City ol PocalQllo Municip ' tomionVon:______I HOUSING INSPECTOR C Pension idontily (dtivor's liconso or No Investmoni possess a minimum.um of ono yoar Bu'icSng. 902 E, Stiormai Accopling applications lor. Idaho Housing Agency has i' P.O. Box 41G0, PocalQlli , an immildiato opening lor a Biato a ro cord) ond your work No Overnight Travel AutoCAD oxporionco:e ono tho job anda lull-timo dispalcher with King, pormahent part-limo (30 authorization 2 (social cocurily II you hovo succosslul Idaho 83205. No r.taK. Tho Vtdeocoblo Co. Filng, lyp- two (2) yoar tocfinlcalcal dogrooi In Draf- I hour wook. Monday-Fiioay) card c or blnh cortilic.ito). 'sales -j oxporionco in ony ol monta will bo nccopiod n ing, dalo oniry nnd radio ting or a minimum1 of fo u r {4) y o a r s tor tho limo spnciliod. bo 5 flnnouncom qnts Housing Inspector in it's (Opening in Boise lor Liiign- Iho I obovo produd linos ond procoduros. Mut,1 bo oblo loI Twin Falls ollico. Expofionco ti drafting experience,3, _ _ Tho Concossioruiitu shi 003 spoclal Notlcos __ oslabltsh and mainlain good lion Allorney lor expanding. Iho I abilily lo doi/olop y6ur , in housing inspoclion, inter- pmullipto ollico lirm practicing own c territory, wo cnn oiler bo rosponcibloTorttilirms >■ '•^'1 — t S costomorrolalionsinhigh If Interested, ptoasoso contact; Qono . doity monagomunt. openthc'.o ' ------— ~ — — = = - * - A n 6htlon-TQWt^-cpray-Tom- I -viowing-and dnricrlikifc m-_. .ia j{ por-''«aal injury ond_wofk-__ _unlimilodJ. growih nnd on op-' stioss onvitonmont. Dispatch quiiod. Rental managomoni c -Ho6klnB,-Unlv«rs8l-f»t—F fo io r^ —F o o d ftr— ____ tion, and maintoniinco ■ panios. londscopo malnio-— oxpoiionco pioloirod. Apply ors’ componsaiion. Muci po'rtijniiyiobuiTda'Timircnfr” p Pocalollo'5 two public ‘ 002 Lost i Found ' .inco, gardonors, homo-own- ■ oxpononco pfoIorrod. Valid \-havo sovoral yoars ol biiga- solos s managoment. Pioaso P.O. Box 128, Twinwin FqIIq, Idaho In person ar2 5 1 E.'iillana ‘ respond wiih rosumo to PO o w n o d QOl' c o u rciov.inu o ; i ^------0(6 asMciation, giounjJs 00-to- D r______' Idaho diivor'c konso, por- | tion oxporionco, Idaho II- r 83303-0128. (208) 733-533-5684. ' sonal Qulomobilo and insur- cconco nocossary. othor Box C 3203. Idoho Foils. ID Iparimonl, loochoro and iniof- Amusomonl conior noods ___ HOUND-P-OUND.— 0CT08 pooo----- C cionniro chnll colloci•.ogoii. ; ; N E W S h ob, mi«t bo el toatl 16,■ local travel required, Anual ttablo. ( Atl InqulilDS conlidon-' Foslener? r Inc., Equof Oppof- Company will bo holding Rs woll nroomod, oloctro_mc oxp ilVERSAL— - ' loos and olso bo respon;,iro II- : OUY i WEAR A LIFEFE- an n u al pro-turl g rass ond salary begins at S0500, do- tial. | - lunity I: Employor______bio to pay ail costsStr’oc- i : TIMEUCENSE pfoforrod. oppfyoiTho Golo'- ’ ponding cn oxpoiionco, plus Soli Avon. Cnll 734-9256. InndscaM cominar on Feb mino in tho Blue Lakos Mall. Call or write: ; OZEN I currod dunng iho opor ruary 1S at tho Holiday Inn bonolils. Sond losum o lo: '' Maya Halo, Fiold Roprosen- Galcocchea Low Olllce* Summer ‘ Youth Trainers. lion ol tho couir.ur..10 Tt lol- TWIN FALLS . cn Bluo Lakoa Blvd., Twin - -9?nitrn!T7Tia:uTo aauitB-|n • ) O D S ^ — i - 3;Liu.i------iJJlUALSHELIER- Aisistnnt Mnr lor lrg larming TaTiv^JilioTôumifpnjisrr^ lorm ol Iho cancuscio ----- fe -b -T o ptc f t u iiuiL t.-TOr'H" operation. Sond lesumo w“ P.O.Bo«C07.Q«ptL _ ''f.laglcValloyjo^^ ^ AS*jtB>caaryc*Unh^lFoolFocdiCorpc»onoo niro'o liconso shn'l bo — r ------f^r2K;nyCCcc;Tpsr5ti5e5r ------Boise, Idoho 0 3 M ------1 opor- Found Dog# «in _5nhiv-hitiofy-lo-e«rr-26?;_ - 'Suiio'32.TwirrFaHs. Idnho yoare. It Is tho Guy's into cultural prodices, os well lUn os d a tim os Nows . PQ Bo ImmedLito opening lor lull lion ol tho conci.T.sion.i van at: 1-000-8B3-4Sj5. or of at.ito. loll Iroo,_ time clork/typisl position, will bo basod on tholllo I a:.- ...... Ill or-.i'i;lir.rd >^ Volonilno Speciol! <0- 1-800-G35-59G1. BoisoJ with growing com pany i(i . lowing criteria; capab;Li-ion ol : villi.p iri.v.i numbor 208-3.12-G521. ' Consltuction trado, ongi- , laroadodvonl.Spoflsmnn 3 BuhL Call 5.J3-430G lor appt. noors. drivors. socurity,■ S m E E R \ OPPOBTyIJWITYlli Rr/cf Rcson, 5 milos soulh Ooctus Polo's Inc. is scuking I All ,'ipclic.iiions must bo sub- o*-miliiary olc. Earn up to shop, lunch cat;nii:rc nop ^ .n t i 5, Ec;;;,.! Coll.,. K G'.'ick- millfKjby Feb. 13______olâoom iari. &37-G3M, mn quaiiliod nppllcants lar llio - S'O.OOO lax oxompl, (roo: = *G U A R A NNTEED BASE SA ntion nnd goll courV T h e : - malo. ,u,h position ol: • . i Intoreslod In working with iA L A R V ; maialonanco; (innnc;,il.'L’d by ! I ro-localion, housing lood INTERrWL AUDIT dovelopmontally disablodI and modical. counUbility. arul ndnv l P and ! LOCATED: . ADMINISTRATIVE ; lODGlhAvoW, b05 Porsonalo 3 ch.ldien? Morning and allor• Call 305-742-QOOS or sond1 Plus Benefits — ASSISTANT noon shill availabio. S3.75 ^ P ------?tatofCS!cd_Jiiu;:-...or..tr ; Opon 5-7 pm only ' rosumo lo; Groal Enlar- Applicant.-, musi possess tho per hour. Ple.aso call Pany, vidunl'o should ncnun'Ojgall ! M onday thru FildiiyI'^y : ALCOHOLICS , prisoslnc. 275GN. Univor ^ "Large Coorporation Expandiniling _ lollowing skills: - al934-5G03. sity Dr. Suito 168, Sunriso oxplatn thoir ati.iiior...... ; . A N O N Y M O U S - • Minimum 50 v.pm typing ;7,-...... : 7 3 > D cnocA L '.::.r: Gicen AcroCure Center. . FL, 33322.______' ^ "Industry' I L e a d e r regard to tho abovo ni' i-I - Call 733-0300 i Personal compuicr oiptn- tionod cfiloria wtn.'n r.i ' I Journeyman Llneperson: Poinlor .and body porson Docau:.o da^s ar.) tircur~„M.. HOTLINE - 733-0122 .. _5 yi'.irs ojporionco in ovei-• wantod, vory busy body) I "Conslsterbntly Rising Track Re^^dR« _ : _ mittJng Ihoir Si.iii'rin.Tii j _ • Lolus 1-2-3 and Wcrd Por- nil (.ivi^rv lour ,n;j ijOl m is not a prob- ii.jad anTuiidor-grcund con- . Intorost >0 led ' .s h o p , in Elko. NV. Havo KJ.H DEiiTROYL-D :ilt-r n shared r./cnul sHuclioti ptolyfiC.d RCA (5x-- chic! Iramo alinnor.//oil Tho City of Pocal')no :b- ••Acc-ountii.gl.iC>:grounS-- I ?- Loolting for a cfiohanco for advancement? , s u m o s n o obligation r;r.bariroii"Dpm lo porionco holplul ExcollontI equipped shop, ta ll coiled nt? Our avorago - any- kind lor ojpcnscr. [tti.ri;;M‘-'d'd,'i.lV''-"ch'’...... y.ii;i :m hourr, on wV.ndr. sal.iry and liingo bcnclls ol-• 702-730-105-:, nsk lof Dakf. r salesperson made0 S53K commission inI U1 9 0 0 , D o c s n o t . 1'. : ri O'VSREATERS lerod. Sond lesumo by Fob. currod by nny r'îpcncJ s>-slcm. • PAINTERS • , require a move. fvli.vlust be strong sclf-mctivaiiv a io r, ,.i ArJONY’.'OUS 23 to; Oporntbns Manager, I lo this solicitation.I.IY T , — • Abil.i) • I Fully qu.ll journeyman. Exp. right is olso rusor\'i.'d ' . ■ 1 !■ Jiircir.o, 733-9113 .; Dcuslai Elcdn: Co-Opctd:- !. in brush work or convon:"" :arir hnrd O , I tivt), PO..OOX 1931, fToso- 1 tho Clfy to rojoct any : f'.rrr-NcuDHELi'? ' ' j lional spiay a musl.^Flexiblo ___ M ust^sendid resum e by Feb. M1 6 t h t o : ______1 - all Sutom ontr. o ' Intut ' ' ' ,1 !cu pio y n aiicy lusUnc} : ! bum Oionon 97.1741 I _ and/or proposa!,'.. .u. C-:i. iii ycu:.pci is .•-C:?!l-rrcgnririCy''? -(ousing av,iil,ibU. in tiHi; | I Lnigj linanci.ll l:im tooV.;hg3 !1 rru"iu"lorR l Ad.im.'r Paint, ...... -■ P.O. i Bo5('304l6 A i:ost:PolorD WsDoJCIti.-IKl- l.llld p:ck oul ,1 (. r.-.:/ nfl JackpQUcjjc5.Tiur.;iv~rc.--;.I lor mnrkoling Ti'prosonla-j 1 310M>7lli), Fî'.n, in 0370:? Ii: vco 'lull afown don IHE 1 i Crisis Cunlor, Billings, IVIT 59107 ------Clcik/Trcoiuiur______2.2-1 lio'jdac'jy.c r'n o ro inlormalion pleaso | lives in Tr/m Falls oroa. ;1 PDrl-tlme mcdlcol olllco: ' • S/HrcharU &.-F-Hor- I v. i;! :\v o u l d l o v e io h a ' ; :-35.000 avcrrno lirr.l ytiar' LJJ----- M><>tgctcd for a-pefgon:irranniL-rvTc^ ------Moyor 1 iiiii’.n A HOMFI______CACTUS PETE'S INC ...... i'~n~ oim rw iin -r:hU- .-;— - .t:‘‘ ;' ' ^'ur ccivfioli-r .np ■ ... >>.'(!a‘~Oril?AP PUBLISH: Eubtuarv — P.'inoiin.J D--T,! ' ; n,-.--rnrl’-t

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123. Inviutm onta. ^ ^ 0 0 7 -Jo b s olinierett -- jo2: raj-H om csF orS aJo; • C3&-H►-HomosforSalo . 03&-I--HofnesfOfSal^------k 3 - H44 « «n«F ofS *}e------C 3Z_£a« 1 WANTED: Exporioncod ^ CASH FOR YOUR — ______J ^ 1973 Loisuolsuro, localod In , 3Y OWNER: Groal stanor or A lovelyely countiy stylo Wichon ,-14-x 60. g &arm.-:. : . : - - - — T plianco sofvico ropjiifporeon. CONTRACT s y ' 3 bodrooms. 1 bath plus Q j j c u Pormanont omployinonl. reiirreiiroment bomo. Exc NE k>- . HriORSE O LOVERS I ^ O F - T H E f 6 W - -1 K rx , balh'.'h. of clean, cxc cali^. 3 bdrmj^mo (weed______— s il o r^ bodr«M>m9-flnd « 1. 0011423-5055. a Monlhly salary S1200. Plus 111 1 11 pay you carJi lor yw(,- room downstairs, al- g -haiB h iniurarjcQ-Sefld. 10. latsl, irui dood.- monga5cr.c o n -' 'O'rloIros5um.-loanr?W,500.’ Qon-,,n'l'misa Ihi^grool acro- ih o u s o s fo'r s a io a t l i l ' P Cnil 733-3395 kJ garago. $62.50). C al f j f S W T T 3 ’ sumo 10 CQn&wIos Furni- Iracis tra Of notos. A^y lorm. — 0 wilh (oncod pasture. lilngton ParK I t.h a s 3 lil* - ' J (UW-CO.-1006- Au!maf» ft.-r- arr _ . . . . ------fww-lo 9 hr»tt^ i-vn Kvn llIjJJS arty position.-FastrfriontSy '~ ‘Mour^taimnsw-noalty - - H - r o . 2 Ely, NV 09301. andlair! an^ EfENJOY LIFE MORE room, Is! Good Invostmoni fP,' ' ■oiTA rs------: MOST WESTERN STATES B oauilautllully maintained ______L p p oorlunlty r, ond ronlal ifl.- I 'J( SPISPECIAL y Will typo rOTumnn. 733-5569 CALL TODAY Thia Thi attroctfvo homo has 5' ppoc*a c lo u s h o m e on o n o Try aD low-coat cIsjslMod roconJ.•d. Call D'On for on l l , r • . ' ' '"‘-FAflWS------idav-Csll733-06?6. o p p ttoto i000. 478-88. jl Motropoliwn Fmandot toeb'odrooma. 3 batha, firo- tôl. 3 b o d r o o m s . 3 adtodn 4 ^ DOS Salos pQOple Sorvicos Olaplaco, control nir. family 00*"iths. = hent pump. —— *^1 1978 GovSovornor, 2 bod- 734^nC7 or l-COO-345- room foo In Iho lull basomont. 570,0C0 ,000, Call Dorothy to NEWV LIST1NGI3 bdrm^ r» C t I I ' I room, 14 wido,w all oloctric. thc. nico wood stovo. 1 1 I F O R T U N E 500 C O . ______07^1______doidoubio oarago wilh oulo. '•o®-0 . “449-88. 2 bathi EM STATE I r • 7e9«30Lw»Co^V|Wcr (I ll range & rirolrig. Dolivorocl a Will hovo outslar^dinQ noating bills, plonty REALTY )' \1 * LtJdJeJwnttWiOtfB------—- [-uprrCKj.',.;;:.S095o. doordoc opor>or and a lor|}0 otoft«on>«.-oaf»oe,— ------. S . S , ■ i-1 a calos oponlnga In lho 025 02 If^stnjcUon______loloL-LDcatod..in-a-choico t -Cafc “ 734^0400------!i: I • • 31S«rc= T*'0circKlun» Aria.ms. •7 - M 30'C'"''*)‘®y-'“ Send-TO -- = : SEM S T A T E downl $32,000. \ .iwtaBArreiCanFjiisV.'aa NE oroQ. Prico $05,000, REALTY bow RMtly TM-?2T3. O)R R TOLL FREE I'JI * NEotCooainaJW.OOQ , OCKMAN'S ■ ■ 3 sum o to: Box 1706, Twin XiT R A I N E E S N E E D E D AslAsk for Lynn Rasmusson. >0.345-4858 ' ft ][[ «.0 3 to t ; f-ittSe is « e».l ^ Falis; I D -8 3 3 0 3 .-Solary t i - 734-0400- ______— iâoo-; M .oBiLe„:..,: ______TRAINED FOR NEW « V LI5frNQ.3bdcm7r [3 nnd/or comm, position. 01ORTOLLFREE NEWI ^ Ennln9Phon«lfa'^n:Jlm nM tM Tj p M HOMES H C EMPLOYMENT •eOO-345-4655 ext E IIS “ Jh ^nowor homo, kw utili- pACT NOWI I3jy i HIGH INCOME 2 car carport w/storago d Toxos Basod Jowolry Com- N O W ! G GEM STATE ^ ortlno School Dislficl. fx„.. - p i t pany sooks roprosontation lo IntJustrial W elders R E A L T Y IDIIDEAL FOR THE today to cdo this 3 imm * ■ 4 ml N'I ol Porrino Bridge cto'l" oom. 1 balh homo In j j covor your aroa. To qualily Electronics/Robotics E 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 ______. on Hi! n Highway 93. ^ cnll214-634-2753. Comm. FAMILY Lakos I Parka. Stylish interior ------Technicians OR TOLL FREE Coll Shoy.733^828,SI- ^ a Uie Ag«nt» -Hom eJ For Saio 037 Farr..m .l Ranch.. 1^0Ck34S-46551- oxt E115 this,is 4< bodroom. 3 balh „p.„- 6 7 ...... 324-4203 3 JkwLfiiEiMP9Cilna2_ MUST-BE-ABl:&-TO-Te**-w ...... I —. -hoina•.ma_with _ a l!mpl.Tr-n i-. lUTY IN BRICK- Groal y For a continued courco ol POHARILY □, RELOCATE SonlirSo-ffloqm-Otsttfa. ■ lESrSjHTFCCwdfofT ^ qualiliod loads, call Bill ol: Tr jrstinn wilh nmonolios! I & mora. Don't m iss Two dupduplexes, recently ro- 50 ACHE: x i i i ~ TD TUCSON. ARIZONIA FRESH AS NEW This^lis S92,UOO homo boasts 5 b ^xiroom t homo oilers tull J!®™,ing * this homo. Coll modeWriod with positive cash O^’od pipelipe, 4 miles Irom TF, FO R 6 -1 2 M O N T H S . If lots13 of< gorgeous oak, a hod basomonl, 2 brick 5 , lloxiblo terms. Call I ,laces, 2 balhs and 2 car 1.479-88. Ilow, llo you qualily you may ro Iroam’ kilchon, a dock 543-84751475 evoninns.______D O S;HIER H REALTY *' 4 Pony plan supoivisor, hugo cocoivo assistanco in: chod oarage. $75,500, S N O W n nid d " boautilul now carpol. 734-2922 ^50 purnliurnishod Houaoa ;' j lorrilory. Roepond to: Box •'* Temporary housing Roaloal onorgy officioncy Is' ^ Bobbi1loaso call w«h ovory- - fordotnils. ------s p a f Qfod.patio-plus moro, „ n, 6tdvo & rolrttj-rr-Si. ~ a ‘Elko. NV...... 702-733-1S95i ------b /ilhn ih h o m o b o o s is r»ow ois. ■nôrr>'Wlchof)'r WiJM-' ^ ,; “ homoL“ w om last long BuhliFJIer Homes you want xe soil or 2 W™- grpfil nnH vinyl lhroi,ig>^. nAiro ,^ Op^h>.y hOOk-Up,ipjCjoan, C now carpot______^ .49;9007-GeH-Bonnlo- - 5 = ^ inout, coriTtal liuarlnij^ ^ ------600KKFFPIN&-433-6g37~^: ______- ADV£RTIS£______J ÊDHElTEAmr Ul. Stollors will a w p t a wave Frr-777-G-«j-bthlirn^ Sunâlla!loy.Bffln«.Hniloi. throughwl joo6.270.88:------o7Froe-h«™ ariimJ -watt*f-and-g«rt>a9*------YOUR 7 3 4 - 3 3 7 3 ' ' " simpiimpio assumption on this' baSonom'ont m « z y lamJy 77MR00/788-3592. S Ac, WS od garage on 2 qcres “ — no pots or smoking. CALL TOLL FREE 44,000 home. Call Cindy roomm loaturing 2nd Iiroplaco. _ _ ------, ' lurn. no p y 014 Chlldcaro Sorvicos SERViCESPEClALTY • Batibury Hol Springs, a„ Ellzobolh across for l-aOO-345^665, cxtlOO )rdoloiIsl 17-89. S50.C).000. Call Slovo. 734- - INTHISDIRECTORY - •1290. EM S T A T E Barker R ealtors ry School. $300/mo * ’ Adventuroland Dny Caro R E A L T Y • ly & doaning dcposii, rJ . Openings, lull-limo chiidron Cnll 543.4371 2 trailorsrs.ol2x60&a14x j Your ad wilt roach 22,000 GLORIOUS VIEW GE 734-0400 ------Fii 4.3 acros In Jorcmo, C all 733-('3 3-0916 after 5 pm a waniod. broakl22l. lunch and '• 3EM STATE .COLDWELL -,n CIRCLE THIS AD 68. on 4! konds 734-6100. S3 snocKs. potty Iralning. orga-. lamllloa '' ovorydsy-'and lho R E A L T Y '■ DR TOLL FREE toialtcII tool oslalo soWlces, cash oror ownor will carry con-- nnd-wkerxi i nizod aclivitios. Call Mary, foaulla ' will amajo you. Catl of q Bald mtfi. Ground floor BANKER i . s o00-345-4655 £ bxI E IIS BarkerLor TRoaItorB....543-4371. tmet. CnH;nll 734-2964.______2 bodroomroom houso, appls, in today and ono ol our Iflond- ^ 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 ...... iriy,$200.nopoia.-Call------I L o u n t734-3718.______| condo is vory de an wilh a ^ ESTERN REALTY------BARGAiAIN A C R E A O e • 5 : ly Ad-Vl3ora will holp you ^ OR TOLL FREE '"*= ^.-iifov nl 423-5556. ' d Bo-Poop Kindorgorlon and . (jonvonient kitchon. 2 bod- SAWTOOTH JUSTT LISTEDIL And culo as acros wilwilh 2 ctory, 3 bod- JudyBailo; ' word your ad so that II will rooma „ & 1 bath, Vory woll ±1-000-3454655 2 2 oxlE115 733-2365 S 3 Oaycoro. Struduiod classos, ^ ------Indolopondontly ownod & SC bo. Now carpots, Irosh room. aS oloclric homo, largo 2 bodtoomroom Icwn homo, near • bo most clloctlvo and bring maintalnod!„ Call Jano .for SCHOOL AREA can bo, g | art ancrcrafia. U C . Stoio'li- . arntffd. -______------p a lnafrnice-sunny fri dining garago10 and shop, barn. CSI, dishwJishwashor, stove, -go- ■ you ino f03u1l5 you aro information. j, 279-88. Lovo.ovoly 4 bedroom, 3 bnth 2 £ 2 " M eonsod. 733-5007.______f n oil Kitchon with lots ol chickonn ecop. Asking only tage, 533C$330 •» doposit Avail- . looking lor. homilomo in primo localion in This5 cono of a kind two 10. MnrchI 1.3 I.324-4320 or 2306. ^ Exporioncod child caro in my homo on ono acro joards, 2 bedroom plus 547.500. Jorlhoasi T.F, Lnrgo lot NEW I LISTING storyy I E LOG HOME OVER- 3 bdrmm homo ho with opplianc- ' y homo. Gam lo 6pm, Monday «th additional land avail: localomc. 2'/i balhs plus 31 strool. = nico neighbor- RIVER: 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 strict. Rambler slylo roomi d. 52S.OOO, Coll Nancy balh. hoiIwmo wfth hoot pump; 3 bdrmn 1 1 bbaih houso. loncod 5 providod. Cnll 733-7224. . 1 Rwd ynrd 733-7609,- $ 3 2 ,5 0 0 OWNED HOMES G Q lE M S T A T E jodroms. many Tmprovo- Hinhwa'vay Irontago, Jorom o. 734-7339339 ovos & wookond.«i. [115. 529.500, Call Nancy cnll 32424-2142.______3 bodroonroom. 1 balh, gas hoot, I 015 Babyslttors Wontod ^ R E A L T Y ^ 1 0 see. 537-6662. aY~OW Largo 2 bodroom homo on < Govornmont ownod lEM S T A T E )WNER: mobilo homo washor/drôr/dryof hook-up, 2 sto- 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 ^ SEM STATE GE t in S, Pork, $8500, will rios wilhvilh unllnlshod bij&c. i Attanllon collcge •ludenlsl] oxtra< nico cornor lot. par- homos, como with 30 yoar R E A L T Y loans @ 10% for veteran COR TOLL FREE REALTY :0. Cnll 734-0586. m ont, . no no appliancoQ , i<» N Need tiabysilllno in trado Ifirf Itial baso m o n t Homo loo- ’ COLDWELL Iff or non-voloran. Call today 1-0(1.000-345-4055 oxl E115 73 4 -0 4 0 0 734-0400 5205 -t $150 doposil. b toom nndlX5.-ird 734.7118 Iluros ond oxtra largo m ac- < BANKER . -Ho™0 }kjvors dolighl! South- J ------—• tlor bodroom. Homo has ‘ ond coo how easily you ^ ^ ORTOLLFREE c OfOR TOLL-FREE I 37-5025 8 am to 5 pm. ______can qualily, 800045-iS S 5 «xt E l i s -MOO300-345-4055 o x iE IIS ^.VVES,ESTERN BEAUTY. ^l,-Wah6TIr^Nairoiiat ' 016 Employmonl Wantod Jofliciont gac puloo lur- ‘ MASTER ...... - ± 2 5 ^ _naci>,.C«iL<5afy.J37/£9------^ :o 2 bedroom homo on 733-2365 3ck. boautilul Iri-lovol. Tmst C^.- THE POSSIBILITIES Nco lopondonlly ownod & s hould ^ Carponlor work wonlod: ro- ' sh a r > 7 s t 0 c ? 6 . T rnor lol. surrounded by SC:ENIC E HIDEAWAY Indopi lid bo 4 bodroom homo 3 bodroonIroom all oloctric, Iroo 'i modeling and misc. carpon- bedroom, IVj bath homo, 10 troos in quiet nelghbor- orvirnif ______wilh mamany amonities. 5.72 standingng fifiroplau, no pols, b a so m o n l, & o a ra g o , in Thisrhis is a 2 story classic, in try. ofco snow plowing. Call GEM STATE I od, ExcoDent stanor homo on 33 1/4 acros. Spacious, , acros.$'$108,500. 5335 perpor I monlh $125 do- R E A L T Y 1good aroa, 528,000 with gjroat ro t condiiion. 5 large lor rotirod persons. Call nr>onDn Ihomo wilh formal liv- 034 JiJoromo Homoa . ciosoJO in-very cleon, woll posii. CallCnll 734-9649. oBer S, t R onal 734-2411. : $1,000 down. oodj c d ro o m s . ro m o d o lo d 934., 4-5951, 305 7lh'Avo W, jng && dining room. 5 bod- - r —------^—:------:— ——- docoratoated 3 bodroom homo. 3 bdrmm In In Rtor. W/D hook- Cleon, ovonings on rogular; 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 kilciulchon. now carpols on teal 10 rolito lol 2 bod- [>oyblo basis, oxpor. 734-9130. wti'ng.______ro o3m m wilh 2 additional 0 garage; 2 covorod op, bigg yaiyard, rujxt lo school. OR TOLL FREE 2 ; BEDROOM Mo ME, mairnain lloor. Beauuûl lire- ^ T^s. 1 lovol, walking dis- - 3,1(555, chain-link foncing, $270. CallCall 326-4536 over.. 1-000-345-4GS5 ext E115 :o romodolod 2 bodtoom ro oams m in attic. Largo 'i FREE ESTIMATES . noods, hoating systom. plno5lnco w/Fabco insert, new CD to 510.0 or church, I'a,,,chop. bom. 3 acros. 3 bedrooti leat pump, plus as a bomo. stool siding, now rool, docks:ks wilh a spoclacuTar Iroom, an oloclric, 105 ;C REASONABLE RATES A COUNTRY largj) I foncod yard, âroô, neat iw. Landscaping sots .950. 57§ 5Q0 ’Additions, romodoling. cabi- IUS a 27 x 29 hoatod paint seboatd heat, also largo viow . aady 10 occupyl Boautilul . u ' , . 5 Lano-2 nil W. ol hos- nder block shop wllh 2 this; 0| opart Irom norm. Call ?Sool Woa landscapod ^295.7 3 3 - ^ 6 . -nots. homos, garages, car- , P L A C E ^513.000 ovor 20 years br shoshop w/offico 4 bnth. e r 4 b o d ro o m , 2 b a th 2 ncros, go doers on alloy, 2Vj tots D onnnnio Jackson to soo : DS, 3 bodroom. 2 bath P"^'' 7 ?* .ports, concrolo, 20 yoars ox- • 3 bodroom, 2 bath' $11,700; cash. Gro.jroat assumablo F,H,A, FQO 10, Wood stove, flarngo,^, » ^ bdrm_hour.(j. 2'A ------, homo. Iiroplaco, lamily ■■ nico noighbortx>od. Call this ô„o..,pj,eaor ------o-wida^-doubto-sarago,- % ;porionco. Call 326-5014 or ‘ 9% loan. Call Konl on Ihis f ;0'COtn6rIof,'555,500, pa,ig J;JacozzU.,.ll«di=i,, , S'rTiIies E bl Twin, _ foom lull basom ont to fin- . AMERICAN REAL------spe-special value. 569-eer- • -93'<-l4-595t;-510Calilorntar ------and '/i ol losl months ’ - ish. on 16 acros oast of Goo< P l c n o e r R e a l t y $39,500 ESTATE & APPRAISAL ------n c 324-4249. pjc 5100 doaning doposil, z “ "iHANDYMAN; Liqhl oloclri-• Twin.'■ NOVif $75,500! T69 iEM STATE _!!! 'lonoor Roalty Szs'™mo. Cnll B25-£203. .( 'cal, plumbing, pamling, cor- , 7 3 4 - 5 6 5 0 Q ) realtor loos. For salo'by *■ ' ‘ Romodolod aldor 4 GEM STATE d.°4■sporato ewnerl 3 bdrm. 1 REALTY 3 2 4 :8 .6 5 2 ------hor world. 3 bdrm, 1 ;ponlry. & repairs, Ftoo esti-'■ bdrm. i 2 both homo on 1.4 ith. 1 car garage, loncod : - mnlDS. Can 733-4762. | ■ Doug Vollmor, Broker R E A L T Y bath, 734-0400 HERE 0 homo lots. Adult and bath, woodslovo, woo no oppb), - ocros, northoosl area. T26 mt & tjack. nico land, pa- q i s'i;ij;;:oT 5K ; ' subdivision. City T.F. on 5 ncros acre; in Moten Vaiioy, I ILooking lor a livo-in job lak- ■ ' 4 bedroom homo on .1 Mary ' AkJêrman 734-3882 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 1°"’, OR TOLL FREE ^*1, 3rd3 bedroom could bo - - -Alda Slrong 73M 905 ...... ( sun dock. Wolcomo lo , »of 6, lwms, FHA and VA privalopoiopond. no!uds.$225. n -Infl cato ottôM ofly portion j ORTOLLFREE okinsidor52rHiflhIand, -± 5^BOO.3itS.46S5 o x tE ll S J^^Tiilylily room. Nieo'-’homt?/ Wilntoe,- ~ 'DuyimrVollmor733'9199- -i;ni1-800-345-4C53-QOT E n 5 ~ "ihOT In3^raao^n■WGnaoÎ“ " hISO j^ wsh fonartTui Bncx-’ i Lowoll Wills 733-6562 ----- m -ara-siKrtoisoo soiu ^ 1720lAddlton Adt ^73^6735~^ " 'folofoncos. Coll 733-3557. * Spoclou# 6 bodrooln. 3 or roatom olloi.______L wiy romodolod 2 bodroom yard1 andar shop lor Dad. Just - bain homo on 3.46 aaos mo. 1 balh, linishod baso- (id:od o d lor 039,900. Call MNI jnt or sale: 2 bodroom, MUST SELL “ n NDER $40,000 - Would liko housokooping In overlooking , Rock Crook. NOTHING DOWN rnl. all now carpot, 2-car QonnainaT..734.0623. blo 3. just romodolod. • ichutch or hospilal or Kitchen . Will considor all olforc andi ------. allI oloctricc 3 txJrm homo, carporpod, loncod yard. 100' x . . . all corpoirpols, curtains and ~ -hot> in hospital or cchoolor , trades. T50. You will approclato lho 1V4 tiath. full basomonl, 125M^M ot. R oallor ow nod. ASSUf,SUME FHA ioA N , p a , J ™fenced '“J acros with n 4 drapesIS. n: gas hoat. must seo oom homo closo 10 w tJaato. tocaled 223 ' -• 'cloaning your. homo. Boloro0 ■ • 4 bodroom , 2 balh all- HOP, SKIP & JUMP country surroundings Ihis closi5sing cost only. $39,500. S32,5(2,500. Hub City Rpnity. . I0.tm orovos. 324-3S15 , 3 bedroonm log homo on n«in'ilnboH Roattv 733-2273 . Call.11536-2246. S . II closinn costs and movo tho So5oulhHill£s,Ass^- 4 ihwEn$l. ^ Call 733-2513 • - oloclric homo, tack bam . into3 thislh charming bugaJow ablo looan. Call Gary for v;;:-.,,,;,' big shop, pasture, on 2 , 5.12 acros will dolivor. lablo soon, hugo 2 • to Porrino. Homo loalurcs bq!)' ------on concomor lot in nico rosidon- moro iniolon.0,ion. 256-88. " ." 'f i -017 Businosa Boarders Rock Crook wilh ------, 1 3/4 balh, olfico, bnr, _ ocrcs. T>3. ______... 2400 JIQ. .lL ..4_b(ôom s. hen, _aroj of JerOTO. _3 bed- _ - ] ~ r ------O p p o rtu n itie s------t3Cauli[i|liiov{jiJ_ihn_SouirL SMiomesForSate.------O-HomesFofSale------buili-inJunnsiiij.y'iit'^r- __ Z21A baths. spactou3'irm~ Hills. hVs All sot up for form ' iifis. wockJburtilng cfovij, o C I joeu22l, dow kj car ga- ; ily room wilh brick liro- nnil - ROBERTJONES i animals wilh loafing ggg n ^^âssâssa -hordvirdwood floors, country - L lC l sprinklor syslom. dock, placo. ond'dccp baaement :hon and bay windov«. A • H -CUSTOM MEAT CUniNO5 R E A L T Y I 5htx35;'foncing and sprin- H b A U l T sits onin thctho nonhsido canyon tor siorago. Now loncinp MnHklQd pasture. Homo foo-. D MUCH SPACE in Ihis lovelyely 4 bedioom, 3 batli suporpor buy at W 2,500. Call 22— AfxJ-MoWo-awJohwing-ewfii------733-10404^^ 1 734^0400------^«h4GS6.' j - “ WtOTnaiiriTQijTucicy.’ird" turss-S largo bodroo.'n£,-2 ....ncniDms-Veiy coinToTlaUIe jiumiTMUTiiiiircs[ffiuminirR^ctn:^«.^7 ivuTTOZTzm— r r r r r ^ - -nuss. A inodorn lacilsy wrfh or ■■ !Sprinkling systom for ixn- iR T O L L F R E E - - Foaieosier Mnsgement 'good potoroial lor a lamily b a th s , w o o d s to v o o n d jnsusiirl in lhe laige lamily toom, plusilus a very nice fiieplace 0045-4655 axt E115 1720I AddisonAdi E-733-0739 / 1-800-262-5001. >v o n io n c o , P ric o d a t qoo,opon stykj floor plan. Must jf, ,1 businoss. 2640 sq. It. build-; .E )(T . 121.1------_; S6i3J500. Cnll.BonnlQ P arr. i.lhe,living room Deck oil lhehe kilchen oveilooks a- - - COLDWELL C ^ 'Ooautifuftiful 4i tjdrm homcr.-fam- , . inn with smfilljmaUmoni- - f$ 8 2 ;5 0 0 :------5nrTiviiigrroomr2 w in :------.- 3 BIGGEST & BEST HOME: sons.' 3 ^ 8 9 , Kon t adutifully tandscapiirfacre. ONL¥‘$ “BANKER------T535-ff'HiTslnosa Property Tlvloorfin — — -PL^S «■ ba m , 1 baih. 1553 I »••••••*••• WF*^ ------,------dbl garagiarage, in oxc, NE Twin . , sq. fl. homo on 1.86 a a e s.; IFOR THE MONEYl NE Twin 'ESTERN REALTY r-’ Foils, 566.900,4,000-.-sqfl. IRE*D OF LOOK-AUKE^ Thiss unique * home t o over ? BAR with high vol- Falls localion. loca Non-smokers ^ £175,000. Call Shoy P.iticr- I 733-2365 tatot i Tuan-Falls a iaa,- on>f;$47{$475-M:ESTAURANTS— IndupondonHyownod S ~ la P O p e n H0U503 029023-0;«hH6uW5' ...... gtNcIficieot. Assumable loan. V/hai riiote riio can you asKyÂHD ;, stackable washor a oporntnd.______^ B U D G E T 11. 132.7 sharos walor,' :HLY $48,300. oldor dryer,-. docdock. $290,'mo. 0 STRETCHER .. CHI ior home & out bldgs, lo in tra v o lo d s tr e e t. Fo*te j Lut tho govorninonl linanco 5130,030,000. 702-754-6690 < ■o*terhbnopoment your new or oxisting smallill Ited on 245 X 245 It. 1720O Ad(ll»onAd E-733-0739 ' businoss (Including larms.)•) This homo has 2 bod- : I& IRVOIN REAIO.TYlNC.f^ 3 2: 7 acres, ^ lull TF canal lot, ManyM pocsibilitios — , .■. , ! G ra n ts and lo a n s up lo .•uc*-.. j3lca.buJ!iinj.:;ilo-:l -horo-C, C a irp ^ n or Virpinia C . ^lortriln l 2 ! 2 bdrm homo, 0 room s, utility room in tho ------734=6.500- n includosf e nafdgo, loncotTIrn i . WOO.000.00 yOQtly. Freo full basom onl. carport nnd 0 — alos r S ol TF. Only $40,000 52-88. ; rccordod mossago; CftlL TOU FREE OUTSIDE ttAElC VALLEYVA 1-MXM53-0S3Q wuhinhinrms.Cnll 54:^0228. yart.. 1421423 7lh Avo. E. Call vory latgo lol. Also h as a 3046______-■ (707) 448-2602. Î.Cfill c 324-0428. j Call 1-600-323-K45 ; ®F’E!?a Ml•QEIDMSE ; f leniliiililiie ^ 215 owes allalla, , - GEIVI S T A T E 42 ncacroa planted to wheal, ± 2 2)0-345.J655 2 : oxt E115_ pji^Toroâroa. Iroshly painted 3 R E A L T Y Sunday 2:00 p.iri.m.-5:00 p.m. : 0 balanilanco opon, Doop woll. ..., ,, i,5200-dt>o. 526-5314 ;... 018 Incomo Property 10 pivot, 24 hand linoa. ^Vocatlofi Proparly------. 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 ill 1 bod ro o m h o u s o . Ibow inn properly, 4 fango0 an and rolrig. $165 plus ------OR TOLL-FREE )5it. no tx)ls. 734-fl5fl. i^00-34S-4655axt E115 s. doodod. wilh build- depositor >0 ACRES Doodod, 15(3 iromo: 3 bodroom. avail ; O O O :ros irrigolod pasture. find woll. Cnll 7.33-74-tri, InJorom Dy owner: fully insulatod. ro March;h 1,1 532S;mo $125 modolod. 3 bdrm, 525,500. : Lovoly L Homo two yoaro ok )rinklorod plus b Cm for 30 , )sit. 324-2805 lor appt. (S260/1T1O.) Call 734-3537. ncroaao, 2 acroo, Just oat tad for 3 months. Borders nfiloblto Homa# doposit.: ------— . In KimbiGmbofty, no-wly romod- DUPLEX Two bodrooms. two batha, I lake fervor Canyon betaff v " ■: DREAM HOME < 70 It f.larlotto tra;lcr dod , 2 tidrm.b 1 baih, slovo, - - A L L B R I C K , f|formni dininn room. Mac ilnor Dam. 585,000. ’t.* Homo,oL'Ba:-J'.QlEanl2;:y'. _ 13(1 oxlondo.2 bdrm ,2. .no/elrifl.:lri3..52C0’montti, . opon 3300 sq It. largo onk OKtra la ro o . oll olociric h o m S.’?. Iig (ronl room, d^ninn Fo»tiFo»tor KVsnanomont ■” ' Sp.icious 2 bdrm units in kilcfion v/ith island, 2 liro- oaraoo. Firoplaco insort 1. washroom; AC. w;ih 1720:0 AddlBOnAc E*733-0739 comploto homo. $08,000. F CaJI Jim'Rildiio uxcullcnt candiiion, baso-' ptncos, 5 bdnns, 3 baths, 1 2 0 s l E M LELL ST M T ' ^ 825-5G71 )py over patio nnd car- y/ondi/ondoll small 1 bodroom Ghowlnfl call Ralph at 733-3 Call 733-2930 .. ,, mont. dbl carport, andd 2 lamily rooma In a day- 3 ted.-sam!a.T.a, •-c--. ______pon c. ô, ryioo nnd rolripcra-______other oxlr.ir._Q3ad-.NIL4o—:^7irnrirmi:rKarT53nir.i, - uaiL.' ( • bea^tWiy Isrxiicapod lot. Lovmg:)-ifig^y irj;nia;nod, o.irt.'i tono D 10' X JB ' 2 bdrm T" tor~’sma“smali g.-v.-’.nn,' 5 lS o ~ ------er!“orriiJnr'r,hopf!in[j ctin-'• hobby room, new dock oil r i S E M ' S T "CO LD W ELl liSICOO.Cîl 352-4.137. don._No£fl^C Noi .i!l i3Li-20lV. : . H.‘r. Ar.hino $5.1,900. ftun/clant room ,.prolcs--. • tTr.cafatln(j. aisumabiD FHA loan. ■5.5% lo ab'j>cr : cialinn oslnto anfwiil con- s ' "1 Wiioco incomo q-jaViCJ-payrpcr;;:icnis as Iw $235 CC per . _ E^NKEB ______3wrYefr-reeij-«n!:riti:r rEHOHE JETv benTals ^ sional lfindf.c.ipina, t b is ■ bdrms. $125 Ji up. Vd- i yj CTix-?.!!- T _ . j V E S T ^ R N R E A L T Y 2.(x52.;2. Ll'-o n.ov/, 3 bdrm, 2 ‘ 1-3 bdrr , v.;-od n'.ovu, nmny ox- V>y• Vt-ji R(-r.;iY, 32-^3351 C''Q**orCG5 Mn:i Drivu orf Your Hp:t will Bo J:nn Hulch!:oliison end Mitch IJjlilion. ' Sprini- 733-23C 5' : HAMLETTREALTY! cnll 734--1G3C or 733- ^ L . ' ,,l i4 4 5 A d d lso n Av hoadidopondonily vjrm , d-ii.iQ rm. 2 bdrm. oor.ii.'d. ■ All tsr::r.'30,c.00.'/j-l-bj-ij. : bain1, fCDb, fC! J275.733CD7b. O FFIC ft...... 733-10700 0D70. Snake Wiinc i Tftrmf

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_ _MO_Jol placo plc Q U IE T L U X U R Y , Rangor, oxcoilonl cond,d BTU. S225. Koro-sun.n. Ovon. Cooking curlacos 4 yearlings. Birth weight and rwl bo undersold on bools 4 ♦ dop- Walor/Mwor nncJ youfnwTWJW-lhowaiii.'ig‘as ^ Spacious 1 4 2 bdrm npta 12.000 BTU, $75. 733-7442-2- Cflh pnn, 5400. 324-7246. _ Purobrod Engtisfi Shophord « . nl>. tumirJiod. Cnll 733-57 P'^ Also, a Honda 500 wall oon- wooning woighi ovnilablo. ,saddlos^Vlcke^ra Woalorn , f S i l L ol vaOoy Wsla VilLiQO ollor-oil Walk-in doscts; AC —_ y o j y fqosqnoblo,_olino3l_3t pups, oxcollom Slock dogs. CColl 324-7&7B, ______1___ F a llt; CIHtY aa9talt*d ®P«"-op< -Lnimot~Par1^ ApiHtniuiits ••' SlofsnT o 733--j679--- — TROT-BtCT TILtCnS’new Kent ' v/bod'slovu. may,y s30. Cfin3g-r-7ros.------^Tho Soulhorn Idoho Pork — atovo, rolrig, W/0 hook•ook-up. monl uniis lo qualiliod ol( 1 oldor 175 M auficoSl. N.. - - r Buy now boforo tho 1930^ bo scon at Blasius Tradera.3. Purobrod white Gormnn pProducors invito all inlor- -joj 272fvlor.$l05. 324-700•7002. ndulls nnd handicoppodtd pper- Ap( 30.1. manngor 1 round dinolto sol with Q- 1 p rico Incroato, All laclory 105 Swino - -- lo a t a n d 4 c h a irs..S lO O r ry 2539 Addi<.nn Avn. Et^rl _ Shophord puppioii, B wooks qostod ponies to oliond thoir __ Two bodfOom. SlOO/moimo plus cons who afo copnblo ol i,h pricos honorod ol: Unfdonin ------45th Annual All Biood Swine 14 Ensl ol dopendonl living. 24l hcl : ; — Motjnavox slock sloroo with oUj. $100. Call 36e-2375. 4 14 big loodor hogs. 1 rod. 1 dopocil. 3 '/i milos Eas 0 . bounlry in Orem, UT. Call^’1 081 Furnituro & Carpets Sale hold on Salurday. Fob- Hai Scoll. cocumy: An oqu.il hous At.i/FM c a s o llo , ph o n o - Rogistorod Chocolato Lab ' Hampsliiro bjaf. 6 horscs-4 Murtnunh. ■i3?-C&34. Seo ousing TOWNESQUARE nil and comparo. nw y-ltW h a l 1;00.p jn . al. PirUo'c. Pin 324-3733.______1 balh ooQotiunity, 733-3500- gtapli, t epoakor, 5160, CoH 1400447-6769 r pupfl.-goo. Can 734-5770. •: Unlutnishod 2 bdrm. 1 t 633 SHOSHONE ST, NO,0 , .ntor Spm. 324-3400. _ Extra firm (oam rubber,' regu- lho C.S.I. Expo Center in' — homo, $250 + $100 dop,dcp or ATTENTION REUTERS 1 Bedroom & Sludio npt, lT Ucod commotical carpol,I, ta m iz o mallross ond box WANTEO: fomalo Baagic iTwin Falls. Idaho. Thoro will io£106 Sheop/Goats ) down, Aro you looKing lor n ni 250 lb truck propano lanks Nl cprlngc, vory good $ 100.0. puppy, 324-5136/734-;^ ^ will M)I1 wilh (2G00 dc IDAHO UlND..;— 733-§300 v^nh luol gauges ond accos-y . oood cood. 53.00 a yard w/ to brod and opon gifts, ond __ Call Lynn Rasmusion.jn. 7.’«-\ dcyin npt? 1 4 2 bdrm ui :* 5nd.v 734-3540 oflor 3 pm _ Kennolh Poo, 733-1484, _ Wonderful pupplet, $10 t ______32fr4000______----- sonos.nO 52^. 543-5924.- boora. (Spols. Vorfy;, Hamp- MilH Mill goala: first and socond ?n07 or 734-0400. . avail now. Somo mils Ind. c- oa. 8 wooka okl. 733-8663, 5 1-7321 Vofy d o ftn sludio. etovo iwd 7- WE REBUILD hydraulicic Moving; FumUuro. applianc- shiros. DuroM, and Chestor (,p.Iteshonors. duo in 2-4 wks. _ 41ama.Ronta!»...... 734-7C -gJormals. sizo.7..woia.iincc.. lacKT-Qt ABOOT‘3 AUTO0 «rtrtttrCa)l-73.h526l. — ■ ■ ” whitos):'Wo haTO somo o u l^ rolriooraidf. walor paid;"no"0 Call n«orSpm,734-B267, — -DOBERMAN ------» S5ruach-CarS25--5572.— — ------052-F ufnI#h»dJ4Jb. AUfoctivo 2 bdfm-condo,. potSTnon-cmokors. $155 — SUPPLY, 305 Shochono10 Musi aelll 10'x12' shaded-xl- -IVayro, haa alf shots, cjcTw standing^ animals lo.improvo rrr pis, Iteo standing fitopla 07 2 round trip «ir-lino lickols Wantod: Maiuro goals, will & Duploxos plus dcposil. Call 733-0907. Strbol Soulh, Twin Falls. _ whito carpct w.'pad, liko now,H. clawG fomovod. oars your V herd. Call 678-9461 lor pick up. Call 934-5580 mom- ______good localion. SS&O-'mo. - r ^ Tv,m F.-illa to Boslon at Su- ^ $100. 56 sq yds btown car-IF- clippod. noutorod. obodi- Imoro Iniormalion.______hoi wa- Fo#lor Mannjjemenl'n l Very nlco 2 bdrn, nppls indI'’" pof Savor pricos, 3/25 to WINDOW WELDER inns nr nvnninns .i(lnr 5, 1 bdfm. oppls, lurn hol l0739 W/D. gas firoplaco, ga/ago. pot t/lpad, good cond, 5100.0. nnco irainod, housobro* TWIN FALLS UVESTOCK lo:. n o M ls, S1G5, 337 3td 1720 Addlton P733-07: 4/1 5260 o a c h . Toko o Cnll733-H5l3. 3° LOCALLYOWNED Matching sola and lovesoal,ll, K on. g o o d g u a rd d o g . COMMISSION CO. 112 Irrigation _ _ _ XanyofvViiio-Apts ha iL _ Swino bfO.-ÎCnll 324-3413. “ Wo como to you good cond. lan w/mulii-colof,)f, good wilh kids-for solo, Ently constnnmonls (or __ os pnid, bdrm unit avaibblo ol $2 „ J 3 in Koono gold drodgo. Iocs $500 lor both. 734-2765 Wednesdoy. February 15. 1 bodroom. all uliliiios c iinôn! 055 Roommaloii Wanlod " Export Windshield 5300. Poto link, 423-5206 GATED PIPE walofbod includod.1. $235i monlh. Water & saniinii ° ° than 8 hts uso. hko now, nllor 5 pm nnd woekands. 1969 Now ond Usod Ropair S Roplacomont 7 Farm en Market ~ - ______plur. dnpor.il. Cnll 734-55I-551G. basic cablo Induded. , Female roommnlo wnntod, 5.:50.'ollor. Call 733-1932. Nico couch, motching cha'ir. 300 running ago bred r.lock Undororouf)d pbo 1 bdrm npi utiliiiosinr Dd” Foilof PAinaaemcnL S 200-f •/? utililios. Call 734- 45 gallon p le x ig la ss lish 733-1099 2 ond tables, 1 wilh doors,J j Cuslom fabrication down-lown. S180. 733-i:j .^356 1720 AddUon E‘733-07 1744 or 733-0924.______t,mk, indudes wrought iron I 324.3917,543-4648 colloo tablo. oil lof $300/ol- 150 mixed sloors and heil- ■TVWOTH IRRIGATION firsl "mo Clean 2 bdrm, 1 balh, no ,od- stand, lillor. pumps, oxcxe. 24 HRS Froo Eallmalea« fcr. Call 733-4539.______ors...... 400-550 lbs ANDSUPPLIES 2 room apl. SIOO first rTS'-^' Roommate to shnto 4 bod- cond. S'50. C.ill 736-OS02. , 50 mixod sloor and heilor..... J r CaU city utilc pnid. $235fiCnr homo,- 2 cnr nnrago, Quoon-sizo mattfoss. box^ 097 Hay, Grain i.F ood ; 1 milo oast ol Buhl. Hv/y 30 and S130 (horcallof.' 500-600 lbs £100 dro. 734-9064 ovns — W/D utilities paid, $200/mo.’mo! G sh o o ts loam -rubbor loi^^ 0GB Compulora springs, and framo, (air con- ______S43-4777______423-434Q______- 50,maodstoois___ .600 lbs jtt ------'A doarr ciudio,-W/0*an-RvfljC- Clean modern 2 bdrnia. a0l3..aj .Call.73A^750,.______paclsina. 35 cnrdbo-ird box; —- -dtlionrSSO. CaH 536-2227:— -130 lor»-isl-8nd-3rd-a!ialb - ' HavuT1413-baHard.60ctiol.' ' w/appb indudod. DW, rnico ^------fs,$30lornll. Cnll 733-4193M' Commodore 64 C, disk’ — hay, 4 miles S TF. S95Aon. ,lOOBBuloors...... 650 lbs oblo,$550*$75 doponi ‘ Soy Hoppy Valentine'# Day 50 block stoors end hoilors, and (6) 4: Wostom hook ond OOlr.. Call 734-5203. • yard, doso lo chopping,ig, toa-r 057 Ronlol f.fabllo Homosties 1905 model BURTON 15555 drivo, joy stick and gamos with a uniquo gilt. Duncan?n No rnin.'Call 733-9250, ' lalch lines, good condilion. — r -T - con.iblo ront, E.H.O. Won- W ______----- SNOWBOARD. Bag is In-n. induded. $260.734-6413 Trade lor 3‘ Wostom linos of — Phylo !yro back gossipjjj 50 lon 1st cutting hay. Cnll ...... ,800 lbs Bactioloropl. iivifw rm.-t dnH-c.111536-6244. ______All olociric, 14>52, 2 bdfm.n. 1 cludod. $125. Call Mnll at 40 mixod slotirs oqufti condilion. Gall 226- - kilchon. £1M/mo. 733-!)l •'>1 Upgrodo your Cyma GBS bonch; round solid pino 543-4726 ;70 m aed steers and Ctoso to CSI. clean 2 bed-t balh. stovo Iridgo, washoi■her 733-4795.______Accounting Soltwaro lo tho podeslnl tablo wilh 6 chairs;■ s; 700 lon Isl ond 3td cutting ( 5464 Of 226-5066.______C loon, A tlrac tlv a du| hoilors...... 750-950 lb ^ room, npplianccs. S27S'n'S'mo. /dryor hookup. No p o ls, Aboul 110 gallon gas lanknk Professional Scfios lor tho5° boautilul now hardwood)d allalla hay, soli any amount. < W nntod: 3 IlnOS solid col sludio, laundry tacilllcilitio-, Foitcr Managementent 5225 ♦ doposil. Skylano SO Holsioin steers ,...900 lbs splil, 2 hand pumps. Callall SPECIAL ptico ol only S275'5 bunkbodc; chatminn ivory & Call S36-2746.______\630 Railroad Avo. Twin e!£pipo, 324-4094 or 324-2668. ground lloor, SJ50.iO. ; 734- 1720 Addison P733-07i-0739 Pftrk. 733-4607.______----- 733-7458.______;______. per modulo Installed. Oilerlor b ra s s lo v o se al; old wood 60 tons 2nd hay. deliv- IFalls ID. For moro Inlorma- Wanlod: Wi 4 used 'A milos 4226 Of 733 S450. 650 I Comlorlablo 2 4 3bcI bdrm Carpeted 14x70. 3 bodroom, A Litton microwave, paid[in expires 2-28-89. high chair; Bluo lloral couchch orod in approxifflalely' 5 ton ttlon, cnll 733-7474,______whjwhool hnos. Call 733-5222 Avonuo North, Mnnft(]t)r . townhouso in counity!ty so l- 2 balh, foltig, stove. W/D" /y 5600, asking S225; largo old,M Data Mnnngomont Sysloms>' & matching chair. 5149 lot'Of londs, Cnll 324-5167. ' or 733-5-125. '______ifi.com- tinn, nppls, W/D hook-ok-up hook up, g.is heat, no pets, er 208-733-1468 Convonionl localion. c trunk. $55: now bar blender. __ sol; bodroom sot with doubio 103 Dairy Equlpmonl Wanted ^ lobuy: usod steel or- plolo wilh colllo TV, woi tic no 5250 f doposil, Skylnno ’ ° Approx 5 ton ol doan onts. ' wofWnp $250 ♦ d o p o sil, ro ls. $60; stainless silverware, drossor. mirror,'chest, hoad Woioht 43B, Call 666-7793. • niuminum pioo. 324-2142. singles Of couples proleirolcncxi. poiB, W nshinglon P a rk PaiK. C.ill 7^3 4607.______— , $45. largo lamp, $20; 6' lor-3r! 069 Camaras & board. $129; 4 vinvl kilchon 4000 gal Dairy-Kool bulk 550 -SCS por wook.ik. 1201 townhour-M 734.2307.____ Smnll lurnished 2 bdrm in JS: Equlpmonl chairs on rollors, CloaraneoIff, Donoho Trucking, wo haul ‘milk tank 4 accossotios. Call ~ ’ 'f’ mica top lolding tablo, $05: hav. Cnll 326-5669______' Kimborly Rond, 733-&2B 3ihnnd quiol Filor park. No pole. ay - — salo on m;)ny appllancos. — Cozy doan 3 bdrm, balh ?>s - Q- lolding benches, $20; play 324-7297 or 324-3424, 11114 Form Implomonls Cule, clean, 1 bdmi.1. 111 balh, 'Ain Twin. Cnll 3g4-5R20 rtnlorrneor. Call 32G-5563>2^ nc^n. $35. Coll 733-6769. Watorprool 35mm Nikonus.JS. Visa Hay for salo, 1st. 2nd, 3rd walor & conitalion p d .: — V-4, valuod-5500. soS-SOSO,JO, 2r>d timo Arouna*U Losi: or strayed Irom” SW ~ ncorno- .k.wh«vappU.t370-Kdof — -dopcnrtnnr...... ' " ' — AH insulations ato_noi cfo-to- — I — - -BUYWGr-scnsp nokfjo-OTlTy.- Jn.' •fiO'ccra-farm-torfcni.-sct—- Wendell,—gray-work-ltorst'.- -F-Of-salQ;-.iisod-f-° JD .U aclor__ pol-v rob. Cnll 32C-50G3 .0347 430 sqft-19,000 sqlt ry. aicd oquairC aF lho oxpotr-' pans, Wanlod: dtsablod JD iS a ----- Auioto C.plBil 734.63. ?5(. Idnho Homo Theatre. diam onds, Gtorling silvor-^r- oncod pfolossionols todaylav asido nvnilablo. nonhoasl ol Porchion golding, weighs P-"* Looking lor a tiouso■ or opt? gvcAvkond. Jonn 733-9CJ.9C33 E «cllonl Rolnil nnd'or 01- ,ug Joromo, Cnll 324-5412. 1800 lbs, branded on lelt Itnclotc. l!il Goolz. 423-4247- r r r — lico Spncos Availablo in ______733^500.______waro, pockol walchos, silvor'Of and you'll bo *snug os a bug Cnll QQll.ICI. 733-2940. hip. Last soen Feb. 1. RE- JD 464C and 4630 tractors, 5^2:------Deluxo duplex npl, 2: bc tho Lynwood TiT doilafs, coin collections, etc,C. inn run* 1-678-9791, __ I would hko 10 rent: acroago ■ Boiko 46* portablo olectric wnrd lor his-rolurn. Call Excollont Ex cond. 678-8933 Ono bodroom. oil uliL-.,Is, $210,$ 2 '/.-bath, new Kiichen nc Tho Contor 01 It AIII wall hoalor. used onco. $40,in tdohoColnCallerloa q for boans, Hazolton nroa. SSOdr>oor.il. Cnll 733-B^'?-B2G1. . dichwoshor, roltig, sic 302 North Moln. 733-8593,3 Building Supplies best oxpotionced local farm- 536-2508, 536-2005 or 886- days, ^ or 678-3724 ovos. ___ Cnll 326-4860.______— Wosi End Salos Co. disposal, gatago. docic cdo^; 733-2282 or. Sond resumo to Box 868. 2256 ask (or Harold.______Neod Nc Onan ongtno/l.incoln ll Car seat. S15. Cub.-somo Looking lof a 2G0 ongino 10 lo Cnll S43-6455. 054 UnfufnishisdApIsipls. oponor. yard caro lurnistnished. 4 3 8 s q fl-1 9 ,0 0 0 sq_lti lil a 1979 Olds, Writo lo — c/o Times Nows, PO Box WANTED: ' 8 or 9 yoar old woldor wc lor p.tris. 423-4494, • ______Wal£if.aollonor..oocu )curiiy E iccllcnl Rolail and'or Of-. access indd, $50. Johnny- S46,Twin Falls, 10 83303 Appy. , easy loador, gentio lor ir; ------i^ u p lo x a a ------i ‘ Jump-Up:now,$10:CallaV|. .D-V..421 North EIm.TF. Tmcior lor s-nlo; Ca-so 2Z0Q.______lighlinn. Soo Lloyd HoHolm- (ico Spncos Availablo in ' sm o U id s lo lido. CiiH 543- 3300 33 hours, gijod shape, ?34-329B,n5klor Lisn. Mobilo homo lifcs and axles.^ ^ Fort H arneyi t Opon ditches gravity Irrigator 1 & 2 bdrm opts. Roniônl ac- quisl. Woodstono, 491n (Cas- Tho Lynwood a to 5 pm. Call 543-5793. • will tent 231 acros, port lor .5912or 543-6130,______18,4 10 X 38 tiros, luH sol of ». C a sa woll Avo. or cnll 734-24S! Tho Center o u t Aill Espor 7700 cash rogistor cording lo Incomo. 0 Itly NEEDED; llatbod for 3/4 ion potatoes. I'll (arm Iho rest or V/ANTEDiCsntIo Arabian, weights. wc Call 432-5368 Of Grnndo. 326-4053 EHO. with 730 slip printer.'noarly ™ L u m b e r 432-6G66,______This yoar will bo ourjr tbesll 7 3 3 - 2 2 8 2 picku^Call allor 5 pm. Pn you tako nil al a good cash Child's hrst horse, 43 im. Ront Uso ClaaslllBd. 733-0026. — now. $1200. C.nII 734-4139. m . Hours: 8.30-5:00, Mon-Fri 324-8136 or 734-2222, 1S2 bdrm apis. Unlum. I iZi___ Bluo Lakes Ollico Patk _ Sat,. 8:30 10 2:00 prico, no allotments. Hasn'l USED TRACTOR basod on incomo, SubiSubstan- . i„ Exorciso oquipm onl, cas- raised polaloos lor approx, 160 sq It ollico, nil utillics in- 55 • W000 Ousinoss property. 261 Bluo ^ ijattcrios. (rom 1 lo ? Cnll USUAL ' W anl 10 buy nil kinds o( J[j44.10 jc opt. all appls lurn, SIOO Fw tent. 2 bodroom dapduplex, L akos N, sp acio u s. 733-33. For salo: 3 small spoco Timos Nows, PO Box 548.. horsos. Also, good' saddle -JD ,jc 4030 Tho Banory Storo 734-0360.•8 PLYWOOD Twin Fnns. ID 83303______posii, $27&fmo and $30( 330 Hoybum Wesl. $26$265 a 8760______h'oalors, lan lorcod, tri-hoat, ^ 3/0 4x8 shop . horses for sale or trado. JD j r 2240 tospoclivoly, Call 733-12 doiuxo, automalic, hko new,>w! Wonlod: Usod pool tablo in monlh.Call 733-0219 0'''‘>sovc Business spaco, cornor ol S5.99 aht 436-6282 or 436-6505 IH80G|h ' Cnll 733-9013ntter 9:30am. 102 Cattlo______t bdrm daylight baseiS ™ ' InKimborlpc.nieoai2 bed- Addison & Washington, ap S - good condilion. 326-5647 1/2 4x0 C0X2ncfc . ------IH 1456W /cab4air . 0Ql5, S160*doo. 734-01 Largo 40 x 35 glass lircplaccICO alloi 6 pm ft weekends. room duplex wiih nilI fippii-nj proximatoly 1632 sq tl, higl- __ 56.49 #hl 13 head ol (ancy holsioin 2-IH 100 tractor-hydro w/ 2 bdrm. balh,h, ' W/D nncer, $>25/mo 423-51C5109 trallicnroa. Cnll 423-6202.0 “ doors, wilh scroons, hoav) Wo buy lirowood. green or 3/4 4XQ CDX2 hoilore, 6 monlhs with call.'. 105 Horso Equlpmiinl cnb hook-up, $215-Cali: —^— brass ft,nmo. oxcellont condi S12.99 8tit. 2-IH 186 traclorw /cab all 324- t f , 2 bdtm- extra stor;.lotogo, Neely decorated Shoshone dty. Call 734-4719.______it^t. Call 934-6131,______4B67 or 324-S499. '’Of'O tion, gas log. and grato r 2 saddlos lor s.ilo, 1 nevr, t JO JC 4440 Iractor 2wtlfpwr ------l.iundry laciUics, carport, ap- St, ollico spaco, $325 popot 5t50c.r-.h Call 733 0440. REDX. 7 Holstein cprinoer hoilors. 1 2 bdrm, 2 slory duplox.lox. $220 pis, NO PETS, $270 ■.•• (dcp. month. Cnll 733-9300. ^— 072 Anllquos 20 PC only-3x4 4x8 Jorsoy cow. 20 Hoblcin heil-- usod. Call 686-2663 nllnr 5. slshift + doposll. No pols. ------Lincoln pipolinor wolclor JD 4030 tractor cab/quad IB -W/D 326-^4256 Of32G-404Q.------Primo Lynwood ollico cpaco — $3.80 sht. loss S10.95oa,oa. ors 3-12 mo, 324-3733 4 h o rso trailo r (or s n le . Jl hook-up. Cnll734-eSll. eng. needs wotk. $400, Pipeipo Anlkiuo sale, weighs a lon rango i l i ------MOUMTAIN VIEW APT^PTS, ptivalo oniranco. Soo ot S3J EXTERIOR SIDINGa Don Wright Livestock ■ S1500, Call 324-4170. tc. S32 thnwor. $250. Cnll 537-67373 ^ or two, mako ollor, Seo at , COMING IN AAA ctonn 2 bdrm. waiwQlor S 1 8 2 bodfooms, play'lay- Bluo Lnkos Blvd. North 0 33 PC 4X9 Traneportfltlon -324-3407 Now nnd usod horse nnd .. Machinery For Salo Cook .Roally. 117 Wost J0 4050 2w.d, — . .. sonilo. lum.. caiporl.irl. adull ground, i laundry laciliii:i!ilics. call 734-B474.______510.50 sht, loss S12.50. NEVADA RAISED BEEF-. stock troilets, Trnde-linance hvino. no pels, S300 + ------L.nhes. mills, grinders, pan-in- Main, Jotomo. 324-1269. — 2x4-8'E Sl,19 CO. f, Formors Exchangod, Tv/in JD 4 2 5 0 w .d . (2) 0 + dM. Jnci'CWl. NV 702-755-25 , pfimo otiico cpaco, approi MASTERS BULLS. Coming _ ■ Lvnwood Manor-733-3' ’Pi'o* logtaphs, EDM, drills, olc.c. E asllak o chair w /noodlo-lo- 2x8-16-...... ',.,,56.65 00. , Falls, Idahn, 733 3061, Othor units coming — ' Now cajpcl. now paini,im. ■•'P- 630 sq ft. Ad^son Avo. E Call 503-332-1435. __ point, walnut commodo. sev- 2 yr, olds. Lnsator A.I. sites In alm ost ciaily Accopling applicalions>ns lor' 2 pjiancea, 2 bodfoom, 1I b balh, Doshler Realty. 734-2922. pv- ix4-14'P inoS1.00«a. Qunlity bulls roasonablyy Now and usc^ iiorso and and 3 bdrm opls, available aval $27S'monih. ^ MINK JACKET oral dtosscrs. child's wicker’'cr ix4-16‘PinoS1.25oa. , Roccpilon oroa plus 4 olfic buggy, oak rockor. wtiling • . pricod. Can 702-7S5-2222. slock tr.nilors, Trado-linanco.' at Meadow Brook Apl » 1. Foster M.mogemenl Si70 small 734-3545. 'f’3 Priccs gocxJ for ono wook r Farmors Exchanged. Tvîn TRI-COUNTY „ 00. 5550/month, —r- desk wfchair, oilior pioces. only until supply lasts, Polled Ch.irolais bulls, 2 yrs Buhl Idaho, 543-8C33.E13. Equal 1720 Addiaon E*733-07 New men's Rolox Explore J F.-ills, Idaho. 733-39G1, TRACTOR L 5 H L 733-931X1 934-4794 or 543-4533. __ whichovor com os first, ■*' old and yoarlings; polled , Hour,in(i Opportumiy!______NORTHVIEW MANOf■jon ------II. $800. Cnll 543-5051. Chatolais hoilors, brod andd New i usod. stock 4 horse WENDELL IDAHO — Mahogany upriohl vicltolaOla A-dean 1 bedtoom,, paipar.,c'ly C loan, 1-2-3 bdtm . $1 ^ opon; somo good showII Itnilots, loatuiing Logan . S3&-6653 R o n ° r Mobile Hoitio SpocoJCO Ollico dosks 4 swivol'O' ond old records, 733-4H0. lumishod. W/0 awil.lil. SSIBO. $295. Freo Cablo. Son ------chairs. S15-S25. Otho FORT HARNEY• p ro sp ec ts, also Golb viohh Coach Slock, Nov/ arriving. Toll * froo 1-800-824-9519 $90 dfp. no OOlr., 734-9M-9263. wolcomo w /discoumI a\avnil. Lot in Joromn. Call 324-34313430 chairiS2-$15. Call 423 Qrnatolycotvod oak linon'on H w ySO E otttby buns. Evenings 324-8277. Financing available. Wade doscl. 7 It tall, maldiing bu- A co:y 1 bedroom,,5155 SI 0 1322 Washington Sl.N.N Call 5 EE y g RRST! Singlo and an< 4411______Honson Brldgo PRODUCER'S LIVESTOCK< Zollinger. 438-6125, 43G-,. GEM EQUIPMENT — reau, hall lablo 4 mirror. 5940 Lindn, 676-2256 | month including w.ilef.icf. r-ow- oll'eo, 733-0740. No Petr .. dbl wido lols. Chock: ourou Pallet rack-s. hko now, or E.ol Kimborty Open dairy heilof salo KIMBERLY RD, TF • ...... ■“ of. Daibooo- Plus SIOC Wondcrlul croltsmnnship, Ono Stock saddle, double 5100 do> 2 bdrm. 2 b.Hh execuecutive spcdal moving allowances.«S. 12' X 6'x 42‘, Call 934-595J’55. one ol a kind. Call 934-4794'& ______CHI 423-jHftm il^J b t Febmary 16, 11:00 733-7272 posit. Call 734-7807,D7, oves townhouso, tango, rolricjiiig, yd CAMEO MOBILE e s t aJ t E e S; n-M lor Rnndy. ______^ RED CEDAR, siding, interioririor 324-4345 ikj. Cnll 837-6309 TToll Froo 1-800-227-1007 nnd wooknnds ____or S-13-4533______sorv. no pels, ptolor' lc k-MM. 2B1 Caswell Avo W cJl Slido-in hoti» fack, redv;ooood — wall covoring. D-P LumborIber ______ted trom $40Q/mo 734.tH61 aHnrHer 3. - Phon«-.734-8i:tGd Jg 3?4-fll20. Evos/wenkondr. All apanmonis rontod ____ TV stnnd, 7 'boigo flor:)ral 074- Musical Inslrumcnls now unlil Monday, Fob.=ob. t3th SEE US FIRSTI SingloI and am couch. 3x4' doubio pan 114 Farm Implflfnants 114 Farm Implements 114 1 Farm Implomflnts will loccivo a S50 tobalcbalo. QUAILCREEK< dbl wido lots. ChockI ourou window. 2 horso trailer. Call Ca 4 year okJ V/utlit:or piano^ 084 Tools ' Home Renlala.....734-734-7321 • APARTMENTS5 spodal movinti nllowancos.» s . . 324 530G. with matching bench, $2400. A nico xioan, 1 bdfmfm 'w/ap- 2 bedroom, appliances,es, uM- cTa MEO w a iL E ESTATE!^TES ______Call 324-7246.______^ ' . Graco 390 paint sprayer.Vj — TIP. low hours, $825. Can ...... — - pla, wQiofliftn liirr>& snnitalion 'ly w nr.hof S dr-d ry o r, 201 CaSHCll AvO W c8l - Supor 6tn<)lo Iwin mot $350. Near CSI. 733 93C a t- A 6 pieco Premier drum sel,? ’• 543-5924. ------peffird for wotKing pc 930Q . Phon«—734-aOG4 -__ Ifosa, liKonow...... $69 61es flood condtlion, Cnli evea. no P015.S175. 733 GW."G76: ------Largo dining room tablible 324-7450______. Radiai arm sows, two 10", bcmn- OUAIL CREEK< Mgrchonditg w/2 lo a v e s ...... S199.9; — ono 12*, all in good condi- Applicalions fuo now I Cash lor old guitars. Call;3'l tion. Call 736-8^0. a cc o p to d lor 2 ,33 , nnnd 4 APARTMENTS SSSg Fiigidairo lull rclrig. oxc'JC- 733-7512 or 733-4650, Ter- bodfoom bmihos nnd also f^âr CSI, 2 bedroomm >units condition...... 5299.0! ;lv ------^------oldotly, disabled nndnd handi-I- appl'-^nces, uiilily ------3 upright Iroozors, oxc ------085 Bicycles cnppod. Roni basod^ con h i washer/dtycr included, 057 Hlscoltonootis • condition...... 5209.95 0. 076 Olflco Equipment li.los To 733-9300... ' . J . Lovo soals r.lnriing n t...... como indudos uliliilo; For Solo ___' Liko rw.w 20' girts pink biko.; F8LTERSS & LUBRIt I C A N T S obiain an npplcalion3n cor lur- Quiel 2 bedfoom --$25 34 Slorago Morlin phone>nc $50- 20’ glrfs yollow biko, thor iniormalion contacmtact Iho bedtoom -S 230, nontnr Lyn- 1 Qo you hnvo unusod phot Built-iri Oidliwii&hof .549.9; system, 4 phones, tako overivot good cond, $35. 734-&311 Its Most 20, 30, ______- .Twin Falli-Uwsing} Aulhcri-.A; v.ccd MJInCoxpAil, L-iui oquipmonl in your homoK ...... C A IN ’S . . . loafio. Call Larry Jonos or ^ FILTERS S40&5QSufiti-_ -__ ly, 200 North Elmn oro call Exiia Itg 1 bod/oom--$V-SICO. Exch.nngo it lor cash withvHh n Cloaraneo & Ronlal Cir:ir Ben Motlorn 73.1-9660. _____086 Firewood p o l l 733&76S. |cmi 32G-5077. auick-nciina dassiliod od.,d- 733-7111 Ollico dosks 4 swivel chairs, 52’^ Largo boxes ol klndlltig. ______I 515-$25. Olhor chairs 52- ______— tor'$20, 734-2683 nllor 5 ^ Savin 640 copy machino, ------I good condition. 543-6475 I nvnninns______^ 090 Pols « Suppllos , , . .1-ycar.Dld.Groal Dano m.nlo,.nio, . S IE ie V i!IC E eiu iiJlilDE I 0 7 7 'HornoErilo'rlalnmonl woll trainod, has all shots.^ s ! ...... i i m ~ verr tntclfrgtmrt^tnn-gtTgr ~Mngiiavoir55'ftkJi color con- For inlo call 733-1462. ■ E N G IN E O< i l solo TV. walnut cabinol, _ OIL FILTERS 5125 Call 733-5005. ' 2 wito-haifod pointing Giil- ow NOW $20.43 AkN ID IDII K lE C irP l l B y — fins, nood homo in country,S A R 4 3 6 3 4 ...... NOV) W $ 6 . 7 0 REtlT A NEW TVI Own r C'-'ll-<23:6120.______)1V $2.94 3ogal.30«30W NOW $119.37 now color TV by tonling. Nc _ TID( ^ N O U cfodilorschoc(«--d. 204 Mair,ain 3 AKC min. Schnauzorso rs F U E L f i l t e r 55 GAL, 30W30W. NOW $ 1 9 8 .8 7 n pups 829-5250/423-5703 --4 culo Lob cross puppios,^ B _ A R i 5 0 9 7 ...... N O) ^ W $ 4 . 3 5 , TBANSMIEMISSION-/ ------■...... 0 ------r r ...... D ' - - wnnK.sold.lrrM>. 324-3156. HYDRAULIC OIL ...... ^^79 Applbnccs - ARJ J N O) WI $ 6 . 7 0 « — AKC B a sse ts, AKC minia- TRANSMISSION>N FILTER =“ 1-...... N O W $ 2 0 . 9 5 ' ADVERTERTISE □ ■ .'.-g 5 Admiral rolrig, works good»d, luro Poodles, chots. Cnll 0 YOUFJUB O ' _^— •.' " —^ n ^ U $49. 2 door molol c.ibinotnot, 733-1456,______A R 7 5 6 0 3 ...... NOI)W $3.60 30 GAL...... N0W $128.15 JIM'S TREE 4 U W N CARE a $39 Call 733-4193-______n SERVICE SP!SPECIALTY " nDn»a,•"odolrng. rcp.-iif. 'pn:nl;r^ f3 ______AKC Cockor Sn.miol pupr.,______îaaisjn— BiQjfit,Stjsiajji). .55 sal NOW S202.85 ------^ “ H iiT H lSD T B E rcîimriToc. IU VI:. uipo- ,. '*^^TJ£i:i6VoTr(T5y5TriTjTrT(r Trorrn2-'24n35r tlS tr . Cull iTBECTOHT----- a:. Ph:l,42J..t3d3. 0 ''landscaping. Call 73-1-5719. n wasfwr 4 dryor. walor soilioll- J23-5436.______^ AIR FILTER _ onor,734-2sd4. A R 79679 .....NOVJ!J $ 2 4 . 5 0 £ ■ B Fl.tCffil uiidi'i’ UwIho lii'odmg ol B AKC registered black female ° Hotpoint rofrig. works goodlod, Labrador Retriever puppios ^ AR79941 NOW.W $17.90 I I B Tico 4 shrub toppina 4 re- 5 S75. Cn'l 536-2509. for 6ak>. Avoiiablo now. , Q The1C H o u s o D o c t o r ^ ■ n Your ad will ri ' moval, Ifoo osJ. John Mc- n Rultigotalot. SIOO, Rango pios havo boon declawod, WITH ^ icmo f«)p.-iir. [|.■^ up, tu- n DDnrin. 733 0939, 734-4364 S . laraJios cvufyd;]ydirar.d'’li>. ' D . _ u _ j 6 0 ,.^ o i U .|n di9hw«6lM»*K : . In cc . S wo.moci Pnrnnlr. tat, trrstriNntTrn!; Oun'^ pi ^ aro OFA~a & Co'iI-d.'Call ;© -fH A D e ------■ rCfk at tfio tight prico U □ $50. Call 536-2256,______^ 5 lodnyan"tj'ltnool 0 7^ 324-3468 or 324-2591. c~ John9ton733-SCG1 q Wanted dead or alivo: TVs ~ ' T Y 6119 5 D G R 0 U P^ . . NOW $70.54 m D ly, A(j-Vi3d>n wllWill holp you n S rofrk30f.itors, f.lovus, w.isfi Anlrtwl Houm . For krtv cof.t B Q word youf pd1 ;o 50 mat il will “ •AOVERTISE R'9 vacc- 4 neuters- 73A-Ql^.1." TYC121 3ET GROUPJP NOW $60.34 divo und Ijtitin □ ______B orr., dryors. Iroozors. VCfl'9. g B t>o most el/oclivi YOUR TV Doctor, 734-91801 Chcsapea.‘J3 Bay Refnovcr, STTj n you lho tuuull: SERVICE SPECJALTY woll trainod. mnko oiler. CaliCnll r M ■ looking lor. - a [ H B Washer, dryer, Amana reliir; INTHISOIRECTORY □ all good condtiion. reasoni n ; 423-4657. .-^bVi. Cnll 733-0381. ' Dingo puppios, $20. Call5 Iii « ' D cli.o,vofod lof dtivoways, n . m a Pljcod iinaor lhu liuading of 0 Whirpool iiliigc(ator/ltoc:ei~ S43-4010 ______1 ^ B im m i I B - :nj IqIu; ulc. You c.in ^ :\ yourctioico! n nood running order, $20C200' Fomalo toy poodlo, cpticoi. hoQ-Call fJotihwusi Q > I RE33G3G ...... MN 0W $1.2S C. , v n S ?;,j 4 n.jgma 733-1234 ^ U . h.->:i 734 57^2______0 wooks. shols & wormed, Your 3d will rescti 22,000 ------S75'Cn!i934-i307. ^ John's SharpwlWilt^ Sofvlca . S- . - UraJius uvutyUay anii iho .-2-C3D.->lratltî Froo adorable euppios...... □ ' ■ fDSulla' will nni,i:o you. Call ■ mixed bruud, 9 v;ccM cW, ' toJjy aiiiJ onu ol our IticnJ- 0 Air Condiilonlnc) ° □ ! . J , Q I: ___ long end short hp-'red, vuryI " s s s ly Ad-Vlsot3 will hnip you C inlutlherm base boat.ja td loving. Nood a good home.ime. v.oiU ycur .Id co Itint it will _ n _ h(,Mlcr_v„:h thiTmcrmo- Cnll 320 5635______"'c.TllSlcvo r.l- y ------l-n i:C p u ppin'.,, 10 rree*:?s;--TRHMUmy-TnflC'CTOR iim iiiiiiil i S " ' n 439 5379 h S ------■Id. pi'CCs ■ ------WENDELL-. :.->;i32-:;4iGG, ■ 'KIMUERIV ROAD r - j n JL Coi'.'-ir„>.:lon,Hon. . -Q 0 ' ----- ■ ■ iOAtfO • TWIN PALLS ==4 ,.n ncmocfclldolinn, POLE “ 733-0331 ■ti'o. Sm al, bl.-.di, lum.'ilit jOHrrDt;rnr^ ' u ■ ■ ^ 1 _ ___ f’cxx'io X, 1 yr, r.hc!s, jtc^ d - 536-6653 7 3 3 - 7 2 7 2 . BARNS, W fslhfi:Ihfrl:ln3 S ColilollFr«.I-BCO.C:<.V< . y i i ? ------r .,11 Si(rid.iy, Fubruiiryy 12,1 1980 Tlm

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J5'-4xXeTATV*l...... ,-^9“ Autos-PonUac ’72 Auto;iutos-Ponllac------' • ^ 114 Fam'ImpIiiTibnn “ 123 UtllllyyrallcrB~ V:V30'~Pkl^pYrurk» US' “ Antrque Auloa ]'AU10S-D0dg3------1 E 5 'A-AinO!-...... 1 7 2 - Al Morcury & Lincoln y Cloanof G COTbino. cab w iii {6 ';^ X 16 tt llalbod iraikK. 1906 Ctwvy SIO, kiw milos, i086}86 isuzu Trooper II, 4 WD ig c63 i Chovy El Camino, now 197777- Dodgo Aspen tiaiion ______^ 1— 197G PciPcnliac Astro, 63.000 1989 Ponli’onliac Sunbird LE. ^ now tub bars, sidtlo, ri^buitl ,tondom axlo, oloc brakos. $6500. ^ Call afler 8 pm and poriocarlod cotxJiiion) 17,000 tew pajit,r t robuil 350. oxcoilonl wopof 6 Morcury slalion wagbn, otininalJ miles.r $1200 nogo- only 4,000,000 milos. nothing , a onglrw, AsHng $4500, Call j$095. Call 543-4679. wookonds. 733-7SG2. miles.iiles. cloroo. FM cass. ask- condndllion. Doyo...934-4451. ^ 5 0 00 or mako oUcr, runs iia b lo■- , (Coll oltor 3pm S down. take taVuj ovor paymenis. ^ m T-5512.______111961 Motro van, on Ford Ir^0 $1$10,000. 72&-40I6- ovof>isf>ino9-93^12. atk lof i&6686 DoiJoo Alios, 4 door, oood.d. CCall764.2270. wooknndnd.r., 733-7562. ■ hko n.lk>. groal shapo. $4095, .n u 1 03a s Is Of pan out. Call lo p 6>,6 6 cu Inch o n g in o . ycu owo0 itit 10I yourscll to c.iti FOR ]^ ‘3 B s s < i i a a ^ H 0 r = s 934-S95UG 9: o o ^ ------oil ' coon. AC, cruiao. Choy PU. $400, C aill n S43-57&4.733-7&31. s 734.J0'•2095.______powor• windoww nnd doors, Roflor DanielsDanit ol; M/FM cassotlo, 350 VO. 4 Cr^'l|ir734-0510 < or 733-7156, ‘SO1 D(Dodgo Colt. 2 door, njns ^9730 f.i Morcuty Comci, tuns, low milililoago. now p n in l. OUDCETtCETRENTACAR USED TRACTORS r ...... V 140 Heavy Trucks/Scmis 3d. 76S-9.173. goodlod, good goa mileogo, 4 ow t Big 0 Blool boiled ra- good :ondiiion. cor r.ct oi snow 303-3090 303 or AND , 2 Autoa-Buick 3-5215 allor 5 or wlêndr.. ncludod. $3500. Cnll 4S9-8311-8314 Bftcr G pm. 132 Aulo Parta 1983 Chovy 2 ton. 36C, 5 & 1988988 lull-slio Bronco, lilt. 152 s. $200. Call 536-2509. Uros incl FARM EQUIPMENT ' 2 16' flatb o d . oxcollont crulsiruiso control, olr, AM/FM 9 Bobcat, onpino needs '^36-0785'85. Accaaaorloa shnoo. S7S00. 934-0502.. ■ - bnsBnssetlo, luol injoctod, ’9 "69 Buidj USnbro, $50a_1622 Aulo,.Ford .$150. CnH 733-9333. ______2,000 mios. Moving, must iSiLill ; 734-S366.______NORTHSIDE =289 CID, lo&a than 100 milos 335 3: Cummins or^gino, hoa; It 22,00 ■68 Ford 'pickup, hot.360, 1979■9 h Monarch, nico. cloan, 171^ 4, tun. 324-5192 aflor 3 pm. soll.Coil. Call 326-4559 nhor6 .- 197070 Bulck Park Avonuo, 4 J968 •AutoOealers 175-Autoûto Dealers on roboikJ. $300. Sun scopo, Ji or, fully oquippod. $2195. I§00,.O O .C all733-^t. rurja3 firfino, good tiros. $1500 IMPLEMENT J S CJ-5, VG. stool cab. PTO XKl otter. 733-2268. oxcol cond, $GOO/Conior 42' 4: Groal Dano flatbod trail- '66 C NORTHSIDE AUTO------1970170 Ford 'A lon, runs 2 L ^ 324-2904___ lino rims w/2 radial T/A‘a. or. n wllh ponal Mich ^ d Înch■Inch, pood mbbor. gas can ' JUDGETRENTACAR ™* nftwV':T1700. 733-2653. • 300 30 Wesl MslnJerome------groaloal, $800 orbosi ollot, BUD - "PZUSBomS. 2 Eanlo VRKT wwinchos. uillfty pUTiraiT cwtio 324-7300------Calls111 536-6395. ______199318 TTown Cot. loadod. ap- - ..P525;6aVfllS;Fofd..J600. oi.-40:bQllfidJtiii!of. 0 Call 7a.E a-E onU lU lon.4jL 4. EIC. —------r - ' ------1960teOThundofbird. loodod. X 27^000 milos, $16,995. Holloy 650, (2) 660 carbs. 536-2925 5 ______conônd, $3500 lirm. 536-6395. .jgg m n 'TF TRACTOR 1 8 Autoa-Chevrolet loww rmiloogo, vory cloan. ;nllftoooY303-3030or'” - cup domlnalor inlako (351c) 46’ 4 llalbod wilh spread axlo. ExcellenlZx Ranch Truck ______J500 459-8314 after G pm. fflUTHORIZED i O S A L E & IMPLEMENT rnco i provon. 733-7409. j >000 ot bo sl o ile r. Cnll — 55? $4500 or irado lor 25-35 lon -8555 W350V Dodqo V8. 4 spd 197474 CatTiaro lypo LT, whito. shnmmunn m 436-5367. Grontsot looking 1973 4-door \G O I N G O N NOWI N 733-8687 $80,000 i invonlory discount lowboy; Ic 1931 Hawkoyo 20 bolloioltod tiros, AM/FM radio, AT,r, AC, linlod windows, )03 Fotd E scort Exp, 5 J-'ncol]icoln Conllnoniall Vinyl m pricos, Wis. robui* c h in o s, yyard bolly dump, $13,500. P■S. S .fPB. $8250. 733-2653. $267675. Cnll 734-5253. ) with all extras, only u or j K)od. PS, AC, $895. ’° P ” ' A/T llywhools m osl Fords, (l(8) 1972 KW convonlionals, C A S H ON T H E S P O T 197575 rod Chovy Voga wag- f 500 mitos, socond ownor. “* » .9 ® /o FINANCICING ON Evenings 734- $39-$45; ; S/B Chovy $29.95; 3350 c, 4x4, lake, 240’, NORTHSIDE AUTO 250. Cnll 423-5580 or Usod c a rt, pickups, RVg o n .I. 1 r u n s , n o o d s b ro k o s, ^300 W eil MolnJeromo SELECTED MOCODELS S/B Chovy 3-ploco dbl rollor cchoico $14,500; 1970 whilo . Soo Jim or Oort Corlu at $40000 bost ollor. Must sell! . 15450 n*.k InrS^m, 3566 ■ timing i cols, $24,95; mosl c o n v en tio n a l. 250 c ,. 13 324-7360 ^ 2 1 ^ MAGIC VALLEY 3-4124 lonvo HASH. — REBATES UPP TO . hoator coroa $23-$37; mosl sspood, PS. now liros. now n 384 Ford Tempo. 4 door, 5 ^722 Aulos-Ponlloci Rocraatlonal Ilim ingbolls, $6.90-$11,30, ppainl, $6500; 75 4300 Inlof- M O T O R S 1981183 Chovy Sprint, 1700 ' oood transmission, now ____ $ 2 , 0 01 0 0 I 60 mo battorlos $39.95 ox. nnalionai, 350 c.. 5 a 4. PS, 3‘356 AcJdison Avo. W. miloilos, 3 cylindor, 5 spd. Ittory, cniiso. good milo- Think ,500 734-4R29lornppt. . nink classiliod whon you ■ G roup24.24F .70.74. . ioko..ncy< 1 Lies. 240 whool ______734-3541 $550 30, $3500 firm,. Call 5 4 3 i_ o rIscB-your ^ e ad in cleeellted. i ...... -IV ____sI Hlohway 30 Auto PnrU & basu. b $14,500. •683 ;Subufban. Runs, noods 6535535 Of 537-6693. âll 7 735-0028. Towlr^g. Colt 734-7t)9.1. . H a ll's 237-0966. 149149 Antique Auloa workMk, $500. Coll 543-5951, . I 121 Boala & i Moior; 200 cu In. 6 cyl. w/3- i1988 Froighilinof conv. 400 ______BlBUDGET RENT A CAR • 30 Ponliac Bonnoviliu. 4 C O U P AU L O S C H E■VROLET V l >. Marino ttsms spood iransmi&sion, $100 lor q 1937 Chovy Master, siroot igg?187 Sprint, 4 door. AC. AT, " 3i Mustang lasUiack, $700 doorsr.AT, A PS, AC, $1695. Cummins, walk-in, warranty! besl Pilot. Cail 326-5091. . ,N< - bmh/dlar:Call733-S607. —. 42 4 ft Slar spud liarwf, 42 n odpfoteci. ChfyskK-runmfK) -pg-)3:PO;-At.VFM.-»4995,------.NORTHSIDE AUTO PONTIAC & GMC TITRUCKS I NEW BAYUNER ; joar, $1600 cash, trado. or c t 3 Fotd Pinto wagon, runs - 300 300 Wflit MalnJoromo Wo aro paying top pricos lor’ Fnjof Iblbcd. 734-6145. Coll Roger 3834090 or 7 6 F I & SEARAY BOATS , ■iilllinance. 324-8554. 4 lod, $800/ollcr. 536-6395. . • 324.73S0* junk car:; and trucks. Wo willI Accopling ; bids on 7 9 Ford '' 4S9-&314 nfler G POL. 32^.391111 LARGE SELECTION pick up or you btlng-in.- soriosc 9000 irucMraclor. 13 ____ I ! Idaho Equipmonl spd : cabovor sloopor w/435 a USED BOATS 75-Auto Dealers 175-175-Aulo 175-.fS-AutoOealors SSL 3 ■ PROP a LOWER UNIT & Snivnno. 734-5350. . Dolfoit[ diosol molor. Con- 175-Aulo '7 > Dealers 17S Dealers I REBUILDING Ilact: Ronoo Barbara, SAVE BIG! 133 Autos Wanlod (673-5301 unlll noon. Mar 12 ; MOST COMPLETE - Like now '36 Dodgo. 4- IWANT YOUR CAR! [ ^ SERVICE DEPARTMENT spood. 360 molor, 4,100 Lol nio soil your car lor you. ; \ IN ALL MAGIC VALLEYI • mis, 8'W x .l2 -L x 6 '4 -V an . Call Joan ol Canyon Motors• Roll-up1 door. Factory built Sutwru. 734-8860______j CENTURY - unil, 5,900 9 omply, 10.100 sGVWR, Af.t/FM, Mich litos, BOATLAND 135 Cycloa & Supplies ,wood lloor, $15.995-J,J, , TWIN FALLS733.S070 • - W intorholor Co, 734-3556 I Ouf 1989 Soaswfl boals aroj 1973 Yamaha dirt biko,j ) dnvr; or 733-9473. nvnningi, g in clock. 1988 pficos. 250cc, now ongino. goarod • g Tom'* Marina & Sporl G dt., lor trail riding and climbing,'■ . 141 Vnnj 0 , Hoybum/Burloy, 678-7473.■ $400 orbosi ollor. Call ^ . S43-4eSt-_ .______: Vnll<--.w:>j on Vnmgnn- 1978 Yamaha IT 175, runs1 wilh Wosilalia, good running S — 122-SpQtUiia-GQ9dS______cxcollonl. $250, Call 934-• ,condllion. $1400 or bosl of- - 8591 nflor Spm.______'1~ 7 oT~Cj-|1I733:SG06-..... S X-country skJ bools, sizos 36 0 &37, $15oach. 2pairwax-r Yamaha Champ, liko now ; condition, slrool oquippod, 142 Import/Sports Cara g lose ckis. SIO por pair Gui-Jl $300, Cnll 734-2534. . ‘89 ESC;ORTS ^ 89 RANGE » lor mount ckt-rock. $35. Coll - 1958'Honda Cwic. $550, 4 1 • 634-4S64 nvon.______- 135 Heavy Equlpnwnt sod, cloan. Coll 352-4437. - 1970 Baja Bug. cusiom I 123 Guna & Rinea 8 9 F E Ss f i m ] ^ 1977 D3 6 way dwof73rdi painl, 1 now upholslory. “ yalvoVD4D dozor wilh angio0 AM/FJ.1 , sioroov maga, now i Browning Citori 12 aa^, : 1G00 cc ong . $3500. Soo lo B ponod banols,-0S%, $5^,>, 70% undor carrlngo; D7E ■ nDprocinlo. 324-5070. g Ceil 733-2133.______slrorghl dozor with Iwin lill, ^ i Rugor now modol Suoor7 multi-shank rippor. oxc,■ 1971 Baja Bug, groal g Blackhawk, 44 mog, h ^ o r,r cond., $26,500: 2-3 yardd AM/FM cassoiio sloroo, dark M anlVibox&holls. $250.). loaders ovailablo;. glass, spony exlorior, runs H 734-0510 0/733-7156. Hall's 237-0966. oxcoilonl. Call 734-2550 “ days or 733-2150 ovos nnd □ Winchoslor 12 gaiô chol- wkr^ds. $2500______n gun, modol 120 win sholis,S; 139 Plck-Up Tiucki ^ 7 7 T I £145. Cnll 733-1316. _ 1975 Corolla, now liios, vory t I - ’64 Chovy PU for parts. Ro1- good condilion, $795, 733- h s s i buill 263 moior. 543-G144. 3327.130 8lh Avo. Easl, I 124 Snow Vehlcloa w I _ 1965 Datsun worklruck, 1984 Subaru wagon GL, 8S RANGERlS ! 4 X 4 j P 1972 Scorpion Sllnoor III,I, mnko on olfor 734-7606. - 54,000 mi, nir. 5 aiood. oxc y $300 or bost ollor. 4 ^ 5 5 1 61 1975 Chovy 4x4, 3/4 ton. 4 cond, $5490. Cnll 733-9086. o r ‘8 9 TEMMPO I 1973 nvpp 440 nhro, 13000 spd, oquippod witioy boom,*' 1986 Honda Accord LX, lko ‘89 MUSSTANG S All Vlheelel Dilve B mifoa. oxcoilonl condition, and 5lh vm'ool Irailor hook- now, oxcol cond, Boigo w/ I lots of oxiras to go whh rt.rt. UP. nood cond. 423-4713, _ btn volour Iniorior, loadod.- I $600 Of-best oHof. Call 1976 Chovy lon, uiiliiyly Musi coo! $9000 or bosl ol- I 5434651.______bod, nowilfos, 1 ton cprlngs, for. 734-7842 ntiof 5 30 pm. B 1931 PolarlaTXCnjns good.d, oxcolloni sorvico truck,'• 1988 Honda Civic. DX. okcoI • I $1175. Call 734-9652. $1500. Cnll 934-8502. _ cor>d. 4-door, 5-spood. air, N 1934 Polaris 600 IfKly. oxcol01 1977 Chovy lon, 454 on-V c a s s o tto . ctulGO. 22,000 0 cond, $1600. Call 934-4730.l_ g in o ,$ 2 ^ .C :ill 734-7806. milos, $9200. Call 324-6544. ------A 1 1986 Polaiis Indy GOO, hasIS 1977 Daisun pickup, hoss 1988 XR4TI Morcur, AT. I loi>g track, lunod pipos. lightht Chovy 3 5 0 . 4-cpood, lowM loalhor inlorior. moon tool. H weight Ironl-ond, p b s ongi-|i- milon, $2300 firm. 324-85S4. poYVor locks and vflndov«. i nal'skis and elnjis. 912 origi-li- 1978 Chovy shonbod clop-Z air, Now-$23,500. asking I nol miloa, $3200. Call Jimm sid o r, 3 5 0 on g in o , 4 spd5 S17.9Q0. Call 733-6663. I 738-3861.______iransmbsion, lo«-out hubs.;. BUDGET RENT A CAR I 73 Polaris 440. 79 JD 44010 Cnll 825-5024. 1937 Sontra, 4 door, AC. L _ j d AT. PS. PB, AM/FM, $6100. ^ 9 9 9 ! TroHlira. te lh vory good, ondxl 1978 Ford Courpr. long bod c m liko n o ^ J D traHor, all foror w/shofi, $925. 734-7606. Call Roger 383-3090 or r I - 459-8314 nfter 0 pm, •P!u3Mlu3la«.u. DcDoalot rotalna ipD.Ho $1800;bOfJ ollor, 536-2135. • 1979 Dodgo 'A lon slop, sido pickup, 6 cylindor. 3 Light btown 1986 Nissan 125 Traval Trailora spood, runs and looks good,j Maximo, 56,000 milos, AlISK ABOUT 41 . 9 % FORItP FACTORY FllIWMCINC! - $1500 or trodo lor 3/4 ion. ' $9600. Call 325-5652. 15' Rondrunnof, sloops 4. • 1968 Ford 3/4 Ion, luns, ONLY ONE IN COUNTY. donn, $1400. Cnll 324-4757.L . $300. no lillo. V-8. nulo, cmJ* 19BB Shelby Lancer. Turbo . 1988 Arlstocrnl 17 'Irallor,ir, oino, Cnll 324-4249 _ II, all powor oplions. 100.000 \ n n m B w ih baihroom, toadod, wiS5,® 1979 ToTOla PU. runs good,j milo wairanly. assumo lonn BICHEVHOLCTCrrAlATION 4 DOOR «305GG * 1 1 1 1 84 CHEVROLET CAPRICEE WAGON (30570 >5555 trado lor a pick-up. $1500,'O' $1595. Coll 734-05C6. ’ bnl.mcfl, CnH 734-6314 Call 432-5374.______73 MERCURY COMEIET 4 DOOR (30525 ‘11 1 1 78 CHEVROLET C-30 PICICKUP 4X4 #40377 ‘5 5 5 5 1980 'A ton GMC diosel PU.J- 145 4 x 4 'a iA T V a ...... ‘11 1 1 8585JLDSM0BILE CUTIAS!SS4D00R (30502 ‘5 5 5 5 1934 23’ Rosorl. $6,000, nroai conamon. low miws. 77DflTSUH1/4T0NI1.PICKUP <40397...... Cart 4 3 8 ^ 0 6 5 ...... 85 PONTIAC FIERO (305GEioa...... _ *5555 - AC,-ctoroo. Call 733-2989 01^ ■ 197G Wagonocr. PS, AC. nH. JS BUICK CENTURY/r 4 DOOR (30576 . ______‘1.111 M 34-11* Silvor Slroak. now,w. 734-7619 ovos.______- crulso, now wheels, litos, 78 MERCURY COUGASAR 2 ODOR (30544 • 2 2 2 2 85 8 5 FORD LTD 2 DOOR #30:30572 ‘ 6 6 6 6 25R Torry. Call 733-3961. - _1981 GMC 3/4 ton PU, 305'5 ballory. exhaust, seal cov- 74 DATSUN 620 PICKIKUP (40379 ‘ 2 2 2 2 886 6 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 D(DOOR #30574 ‘ 6 6 6 6 Avion 24’ park modd, oxcolol- V-8 , auio, wli'bor glass sholl, crs. Rack hilch, $2200, Cnll ionl for out ol lown workors,rs, $4000. Wrthoul shoB $3500.3 726-4734.______72 VOLKSWAGEN BUiUG'(30579 ‘ 2 2 2 2 885 5 MERCURY COUGAR 2 1DOOR #30517 ‘ 6 6 6 6 «;?495 Cnll 733^2653. __ 1961 Dodgo 1 lon truck,V- 1980 Chovy Luv 4x4 llalbod. 79 FORD PINTO (305;)522 ‘ 2 2 2 2 886 6 DODGE D-50 PICKUP’ 4X4t ( 40385 > 6 6 6 6 316. 4 spd, 10’ &100I tiodi" reccnt ovorhnul. 934-8502. 126- Campors & Sheila _ rock now tires, ond tloilor, 79 FORO LTD WAGONIN (30547 ‘ 2 2 2 2 884 4 PLYMOUTH VOYAGERRVAN (40396 > 6 6 6 6 ' 19B0 Chovy Subutban Sil- _ $1500. Call 678-0099. 82 FORO FAIRMONTT 4 DOOR (3058G ‘ 2 2 2 2 887 7 TOYOTA TERCEL WAG.GON (30587 >7777 6‘ cusiom campor. ovorshol. “ vorado, complotoiy loodod, 1982 El Camino. low mikjs,;• trir pkg, AC-lront and roar, ‘ 3 3 3 3 86 8 6 FORD TAURUS 4 DOOn)R (30470 _ ____ >7777 5oH-g>nl. 726-3315. ovos. __ alt. aulo, AM/PM. cruiso; 82 MAZDA 626 4 DOIOOR (30541,, powor iocKs', PS; PO. oxc. IT—=3333'”83701)0 83 THUNDERBIRD;I 2 DOOR #30573 8’ Boar cabovor, hoator,jr, donn S shnrp wiliborQlass sh.po. low miioago. $6500. 77 CHEVROLET C-100 PICKUP (403897“ ‘7 7 7 7 g a s-o lo c l IS. sholl, $3695. 67S-0316 0VCS.i . 0011543-4005 ollor 5. • 80 CHRYSLER NEWPPORT 4 DOOR (30575 ‘ 3 3 3 3 86 8 6 FORD RANGER PICKUlUP 4X4 #40405 >7777 pj' 1981 Datsun King Cab. 5- w ' CAMrao-nHD2------^‘ 3 3 3 3 —WCHEVR0LET1;^20PICI 8 4 CKUP-4X4-M0103------‘7 7 7 7 ------9 ’/j ft Travol Ouoon camporo r Inioclion. 5 spood, now' lires “BrCHEVHOLET EL Ci I-* spood. good condilion. B ‘ 3 3 3 3 8 3 (40347 slovo. ico box. hydrauliclie and painl, $4295. Call 733- $3000 or pilot, 655-4242. H 83 MERCURY LYNX: 4 DOOR #30557 83 FORD BRONCO 4X4 it >7777 ). 2645 or 733-7072. incKs, $450, Cnll 733-9509. 1981 Toyota 4x4, rims, roll- g 78 AUDI 5000 4 000IOR (39127 ‘ 3 3 3 3 88 8 8 FORO RANGER PICKUlUP (49355 >7777 bar. KC lighls, sloroo, oxcol RjI 81 DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP (40387 * 3 3 3 3 85 8 5 FORD BRONCO II4X44 (49109 ___ cond, 73.1-1534 aflor 6 pm___ H------..lÛ Âuto-Sw ylc*------—- 1 -131—Atrto~3gTvtco------|7-65^F0RiH=-2StmCKIKUP y-ltfJBH------^------‘3 3 3 3 —flS-CHEVROtETCAMERir 83 flTsosjr-: ^ ^ ----- 4Ba2-FcrdJl350._4JL4_40p.. W ^ molor, AT, PS. XL pkg. | B - e&WERGUBY-TOPAZtt4JJOOR^(3052Il______‘ 3 3 3 3 87 8 7 DODGE RAM-50 PICKIKUP 4X4 #40376 >7777 $5800 or bost ollor. Coll j 77 GMC C-20 PICKU;UP4X4 (40353 "~ ‘3333~8fl84T0HD BRONCO II4X^ ^ ^ ------^ 7 7 7 7 - r - ---- Loans G uarantnteed Two Ways, . 326-5980______I 77 FORD F-150 PICKIKUP 4X4 (40362 > 4 4 4 4 86 8 6 CHEVROLET C-10 PICICKUP (40366 >7777 1933 Ford, al pov/ct, AC. | cnjir.n conltol. 733-8791 84 FORD TEMPO 4 BOOR0 (30535 ‘ 4 4 4 4 84 8 4 FORD BRONCO H4X44 (40381 >7777 : y ? J ...... 1963 Ford F-250. diosol. . 83 CHEVHDLEI.S-1010 (40368 „ * 4 4 4 4 88 FORD RANGER PICKUlUP >45071...... > 8 8 8 8 4x4, 4 spocd. oxcoilonl con- 10 PICKUP 4X4 (40408 M 4 4 4 “ "8E8?CHEVR0tET 11^20 PICICKUP“.-40335^------^ 8 8 8 8 “ dilion.C.in 734-1049. 1 81 CHEVROLET C-10 ‘ 4 4 4 4 83 ,82 > 8 8 8 8 1983 Jeop Grand Wag- I 85 FORD ESCORT W/VAGON (30563 83 GMC 150 0 4X4 (40382 V -—..j o.iccr, 52,000 milos. loathLT I 82 FORO CLUB WAGIGON VAN (40398...... ‘ 4 4 4 4 87 CHEVROLET C-10 PICICKUP #40391 >8888 - intofior. $10400. 733-0458. 82 CHEVROLET CAMMERO #30562 ‘ 4 i U 4 4 86 e e fordthuhderbird] :2 DOOR #30515 >8883 |_2M 4)j4 Suburban, lond-^ I - ! pe cnon ccphdt a i 8 i o'!? JIocoCTiaiior pacR- 7 T UIT rU IILI m SSB-f30559 5 4 4 4 4 87 FORD TAURUS 4 DOOIOR #30523 >8888 ago oxcolionl condition. 81 PONTIAC TRANSSAM #30561 ‘4 4 4 4 878 i FORD TAURUS 4 DOOIOR #30503 >8888 , $12,600 or oHor 32^7467. 82 GMC S-15 PICKU;UP #40340 , , , ■ „=4444 87 85 CHEVROLET BLAZER;14X4 #40392, >9999 1985 Chcvrolot SIO, long ' j 84 AMC EAGLE 4X44 (30532 =4444 848 ' FORD F-250 PICKUP= 4X4‘ ■(403SG >9999 whoel ba.'^.o, Durango, V-6, j f 4x4, 37,000 milos. oicollonl "iI 83 BUICK SKYHAWKfK 4 DOOR #30550 *4444- 858E FORO F-150 PICKUP.’ 4X4 (40403 >9999 ------‘- e S A R -i B 87-PlYWOUTHGOlT.T4 DOOB (30585 ‘5 5 5 5 87 85 FORD TAURUS WAGO!Oli (30593 ... >3999 , 1985 Suburban 4x4, loaded, 1 84 AUDI 4080 4 DOQIOR #30577 ‘5 5 5 5 85 8! CHEVROLET C-10 PICICKUP 4X4 #40400 , >9999 fcucKcl soals. tiniod q1.us, 1 84 GMC C-15Qa PiCfCKUP4X4«0393- .. _aiCMC250DVAH (4038-384 , - , ■ >9999 ■ ■ ' S13.flOO. CnH4?3-UvV. - - J ,...... ;___ ‘555 5 _ _ 8 ' 1985 Chevy Suburban, 4x4. i : Tho DEST Avallablo3 -Sam o Day S12.500. C.^li 733 0107. 5 p Loan Ralo Rosponso To 1985 Ford F-250, 400 on- i YDUR Applicallon Guaranlcod nine. AT. many extras, vory Guaranlood ctonn. $12,000 324-3641. i For ali tho dotails,s, cQ5k for a copyof tho 198G GMC S15 Jimmy 4x4. i ' Doubio Guarnntoo)0 {promiso, Cortlficalcs AC, cruiso. AM/FM cassotlo. ^ *1 n *]ii F ^ T f - Tnn ^ aro availabio3lo a t th o n o a re o t lilt y.'tioci, ,poY/cr windo\vs. . power locks, 20,000 aclual - - • Twin Falls Bar^k< &-Tfusl& olfice. S o m o - ..'- " m n c i. SIT.Om cr tj.-rr crfcr. - ! roslrictions do applyy totc this lim ilod lirrio ofru r.'' Ca:i73375Sl.______I " , V ...1276 Chnyy pickup-, nov/ hfoN T/nA rs^'x?;; voui- lirt'3. Af. riu« painl,"33200/*' nilf,t. C.-'.:! 7C3-n-l25 ' 1907 Oodgo D5Q..-li-l.------•pCtJfcrftr— -r ~ .------_ e-^',::f:i!i>,_sl-.‘iL-o, AC, -

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D aan n nd Gracc Coassolcq I o 's romancc was cxptostosivc fro m th c sta rt, art'ind 30 years after a Nevlew Year's Eve prank thcthc Kimberly couple stillII have thc spark L o ccal rani m n t i a:s r e c a iill tn e eiting tlh e i r s pO O U S ^ ; . B y L O R A Y N E O flT OO N N S M IT H ;whcn she noticeced an ad Jan. 28, 1979,'froir'rom a former J VV/iK’s-iVtMv.s w rilor - 'Idahoan, thenI inii San Diego’. The. ad stateiated thut this V a leentine i mess;sages availal:ible by m ail ------•; b n c h o lo r wnntec:ed tn return tn his home statestat nnd wns TWIN FALi.S - CuCupid eniploy.s many tnetluuluids to 1 se ek in g a wife whow is financially secure, aage g e -10 to GO. send his arrows inlo people'spei hearts, B y th e Los AnKclc;;clcs Times >-ounndji your love. FPlQcentio, Calif., are goinfJing doy ; Delia was afrfraid to answer, not knowinging what kind Yr)u mny tliink ihisis impislii symbol of romaniictic love __ Ali itt takes is a phone call, aand night, grinding out somiome 300 'of a person thisIS mnn might lie. But .she deciilecided to con- iK more concerned aboiibout reaching youtli, but resp.'sponso “ 12.I, a and ydur ihleri-' 'Tliey'iliaiiake-a buck — actually o rd e rs th is se a so n fo r h e rrpe^n- pe 'tact him aflerr readingi a story the nextI SundaySi that lo 'our recent re can muster cause a1 ffull 60 porcent to 80 per* $46 $ to $16Q, d e p en d in g on how ;Klebe, who gre'rew u p 'o n a farm in Mimdol from couples bef'inKinnini; for “ louchintling phrase is cont ofththe clientB are men. .p. personal and luw steamym y yoM !v.as follow ing familyfa tradition by seekingg a mail ordor thlir m arried lifo to) oneon couple who will soon ohs[thserve "Michelle, ray belto, bc .these urc Not surprisingly,Bt tWs |b the ,vw a n t it.' ,vvii‘e. Seventy yearsye earljer his grandfatherier obtained a their Mth anniversary.ry. We received more entriesics th a n • w ords th a t go togcogcthcrwell." - busiest Mason e for these senti- , Although VictorianaI w ith_. iride from Alab;ibama through the salne mearle a n s. • space would allow uss lo print. But it hnfi nlreaready been talicn. mental scribes, who havo ccherubs and lota oflace Isis bigI in , : Deliu’s first letter1( reached Jolin on Valeialentino’s day thc greeting card industry M ost o f tlie conle.sUesiants are women, fmt one.lie m a n A nd V n le n tin o 's8 DDay is junt a few ,, croppedd upi in the past two years t 3try th is 1379, He answei,ered immediately and theireir correspon- ' wrote elo(iiiontly nf' howho he moved to a placo‘ ccalled •heartbent.saway.ly. with busiisincssoB th at cater to our-. - yyear, these agents of amourou ro fT e r d e n c e n n d phon<>ne c alls hlosKom ed in lo minrriage a n April ■ Twin Falls, Idaho, so0 hehi could pursue his court.ihi] Thc problemn isi that you've writerebI block. 's'somethinga-Uttlo »picior;' 29 lhal same ycyear, John goi both his wishe:shes — a wife been looking forr lolouc letters inâll— ^LoveI Letters-Ink-in-3evcrly-1 ___ - "i .want-^-stora- Beaicbirth in g ly a iid r e tu rn to Idaho, Idi into your. EUlqt .Ebb outU R WINNERS th e -w ro n g plflceineed.-There is a -Hills, CalJalif., will do a full.third of t E B sm ah, jttago indiwU^ out^ ita businiinesB —âbout I K s t o . owner.ofo M aiîâ*! .luu - rsx . D nn am i fin ic o C-oat!(»aKsolo, K im b e rly , win lho.^(Imnar di , ?5‘“ m u ra W e SHED/DNTDO/r < of gushing ghost- danl andiid cufl’toffl 'miBsives rang-* Romaniix,I writes for his c . for two at Hock'Crcekck Restaurant.I tlioroi a host of i clienU , Mintaken'ide:lenlily delayed but failfd] to dolor ro- I writere'awaiting•og your order to ing fromm$12.»to$24.95Tînthe_t throughout the U dtfd Stat G ra c e w rite s : “Wc'I'c literally met with a bnnK “ te.s- I m a n c e w hen ilune .Iu and Terry John.son of)f JoromeJi mot from a-page-long threew«ivaeks before Cupid strikoa. ' want t to E b ' yourJips, first when they weree 1-!1- years oid, Grace waR alI a New P'^" anything froi ir8t _g«iv_ a country bbu a r Fob. 2, I9S1, in A m e s,I. lowa,lo whcro )00-wo.rdfill-in-thc* The twtwp compuiera at'E vol^'-tlyjiianllyTaachilij; t then Year.s Kve plumher■ partypa a fh e r fjirifriend's houstuso - epi5tjetoa40,000- io n with ' sho was a studeilenl at Iowa State University,ily. ;e novel ’ B to rrin g M. Brow3wn’s Swan Publiahir^ in. U an n y , who lived1 down do the street, and a fricnicnd de- name romance L_rfe!4yEon.PflgoE:cP2_.. , , ' Her heart fiulultcred when slie. spied thishis handsome, cided it would be funn to drop firecrackers into lhe•he m a il blue-cycd.bloniind-haired guy standing at. ththc c b a r, drop thal opened intonio the livinf; room of thee hoose1 Grace says. “ButI wew talked, to them throu])ugh the business in Kimbeibcriy. In concluding her !ett(etter, Grace June writes? thatt sho fir.>;l thought Torrjorry was “this ; where the jirls were■re staying;. F o rtu n a te ly , ai nielii!r screen," w rite s “ih re e k ids d s and . twograndkids later,■there’s th sill! really, great tiadancer that i'd seen two-stepstepping there :, wliere • After this banK-up-up meeting il was .sometimele before fireworks,’ 1 , ^ (jrate kept the firccracrackers inside the mailbox, before. When heht and his friends_cjrme.tg' ihih£ c -ta b le jie x t______•• • ^ thcyoxplodoil.______L__liuiiuUirtod-datinfl,.u m :h a a l5 .______: 16 o u rs, 1 tlecl3e3e3 to ask him to dancc."' ------T ÔFfourFC tTir prls-'IsTrcrcTTotnslpcp-thave-jDU■ou ever Thcy-wtrr mnrried-!ed-after hii;h »c1h«)1' and-deciic id e d - l« ------— MAIL - f ,, Itturnedout'itlic wa’sli't who she thoughTHhThc was. And been to a .‘(lumber part)'?) par but the prank did addad ex- move to Idaho afterter coming throufjh here onI a vaca- The Times-Newews served os Cupid’s envoy :d that he would never iiave•c a sk ed h e r to tinn trip, 1 o f R oute 2, F iler. Torry rti.ortcci cilem ent to Ihuir eveni;e ninp. a n d D ella K lebe of e she looked iike a girl who1 threwth a glass “W'e w ere not allowlowed to havo hoys in the house." ho The Coassolos nuw mn operate their own taxiixidermy Della had beercen widowed for nearly ,, thr - dance because > three years • See MATCH on Page D212 ■ Local bl>oi;s earni Eagfe Sccout pins - i a v b e w ;“*SixTwln-KAlt.^ Hlrh'SchcIchoot'HTlI-—' — B —The Tiviii-Falb-Holiiry-Glubus b h a s------p l m s h o uM I J .k M l awarded SIOO scholarships to 1 dents earned Faj’le ScoutJt ppins dur- I ^® j Lorayne O. o lO C o l- ^ intJ a c o u rt o f honor for TroTroopX^held K'lje of Southern Idaho student..t,,r o r Q f ^ at the, First Christian Chunlu rc h . S m i t h the iHe spring semester, d e fic itâ s b ig ai p p l e ppie '.son of Toni E^L Recjpients are Todd Adams •A aron H a rrio g to n , 17. sr .^Spotlight -Ko^ ns, , Harrin[;toii. i.-^ a .senior. F Foi o r hi.=; e ag le Kevin Boeocl, 4o A. Henningttjton, To undcrstaiiland why we tiixpayijr.^ noodod loI bocomo — project he rc.surfaced andad irepainted " — MelMelanio Meeham and Jolems3 F’ingel,F alarmed aboutjul thc federal budgel deficit,:it, let's1 com- D a v e B a r r y sif^ns fur the Forest Servic(vice. SiieriWiils.de, designed nnd directed allTw all’ infalls; Shani Cummirjinfl, pare it to a simplesiir everyday household situsit a tio n th n l — — ers of tomorrow who novorr vuvulunt-:-er to ------M o tt H a rr in g to n , IG, aJsalso son of tiie conslruclicc lio n o f an ic e re.scue sUi- .Murtaugh: .Mu Eric Long, and Sji3jaon even total morlorons such as ourselves canmgraiip. g young leader \er the dog when it eats anI ententire can of Toni Harriniôn, took careare of the tion tliul has8 bh e e n p la c e d a t M agic Zimmerman, Zin: both Jerom e; JudyE.Ju . Lei’s imagingine that we’re a typical Amernerican family clean up afte First Christian Church lawlawndurinj; Dam to aid iceict fishermen and other Morgan, Mo: Castleford. and Ram.ndy unit having oOUI u r S u n d a y d in n e r, and fo r■dessert de: we’re Pla-Dohandid throw.H up in th e sh o e c loiseleven set though ;et the damn dog | till! su m m e r, ile is a ,=ophoiihomore. winter userss ofo the area. The son of Probaaco, Pro Buhl, having a nice,:e. home-baked apple pic, reprcprcsenting THIilY weree theI ones who wanted to get t emnly upon the | John M iltcnberfjer, 1(J,G, repaintedr a Bob and Sherieri Wills, he is a snphy-_ _ ^ e federal Ire;treasury. Sitting nround the: ddi in n e r tJihle_ . ill th e f ir s lplace. pl Whf^n we re fle c t .^ôlemi is tlteso young peoplo who willw il ultimately F .Sunday.“school room altJiedie F ir s l moix-...... Eh ig h l M agic'V iiliiiy h ig h scliciioa! se- are tlie familyily m e m b e rs — M om , D ad,, Sis,Si; little Bud- fact that'il is y forOUR 'niatiîve federal iipendingi;pe spree. , . | ■* Presbyterian Church forrhis hi eajjle Another nevnew ICaglc Seoul is Roy -^lioiniors have been nominated bybyldaho- dy,GrandmdJid and Uncle Ted — who reprepresent the ' have to pay f ) choice but to laugh until ourlu r td e n tu re s fall . | ' projoct. He is a son of Johrohn apd Gcdcborg.sorson of Ross and Ladonna Son. Son Jim McClure, for appointintment varioai majorjor fcdern! programii (little BuddyBu alone we.hai'c^noc eaui-of-leeh uuip. Coileoii Miltenbi.'r[;er. • Gedebor^;, SheShoshone. Hc is a mem- U) the U.S, service acndcmics,GS. weighs neariy•iy-IOOpoundM). Now let’s s aly y tthat when inlo our crea is no time for frivolity. Thiss is a time to | M ik e R ow e, 15. to n of liiRicknnd bcroftroopSfl158, sponsored by the T h e y in c lu d e B ria n U . Murphy, u r Dad, represcniicnting our elected leaders, startssta to di- . Butthisis alarming.facl thal we now,uwL,aiian.a- uw | Tnrry Rowe, painted )iandimdicappurk-, ShoslvmeLDSDS Church. Buhl, and Stanley Neaa, Jeroirome, lu - - vide the pie withwi a knife, representing a knife,k hc ponder the a! ixim alely -?2.7 T R IL L IO N , aand n d if.wc don'l Is 'J iiiL,' markers and repainted the Air Force Academy at Col^lorado finds that therlere isn’t enough to go around,nd, and hc has tion, approxi GdEl»,ri.p:p la n n e d a n d cim.‘-tnict(‘d q. ed iVnlliony "Dig I- ■i in^’ lin e s in thc•.^faônic temple ter park- . Springs; Colo.; Steven L. Bonjrden, no choice buttat lo sell Sis to Japanese inves:vestors.-' sUirtpayinf'if' it h itrk a m a n n ;iin ed i . ^'"-altrfoununtaiii of native stone iuul oma will come around and brebreak, accord- t ^ . iiiji lol fur lus project, lle.i' Rupert; Dennis W. ONeill, KcKctchum, “She wasa a liltle I snot anyway,” rcmar'k;irlis Uncle Ted, Sleep" DiCor res recently coiiipili’d liy ihI.'federal f ft Bu-. . . . I " m o r e . • ■ masonry at. tfl'--tfl M ar}’ L, C ondinp and Joel A. SmiUi, Buh!. to theth' Mili- rcprencnlifif? tht; e ge n era! viewjXiint.- • in;; to fit;ure; nii)ilin': Figures, approxim.ately-!7GMiL ate' \ R od W arren. l?r.r»nt.f.'î.f.Si!--V.'«r- parkinSh'.':;b'.i;bnni‘. H>'isaneii:lnh lary Acudomy at West Point,t, N.Y. Andtliat’atla the lerrible thing .iboul thele deficil;d It's . reauofCom] ; ' ri'H, al.-o is a ^(ipliDinur". IF(irhis u:i- i:r;i(iyr at.Sho;iho.'^liune Ju n io r Iii);li (Carl Leo liohntopp, Dulil,. w;j,sv • ' 'th e yourig'w.'Ho lio will suffer. W triildur folksks mu::frc“; ' f.TON'nftror n We (io alxiut thi.^? T he nii>stlist p] r a c t i c a l ;;u- L • I'll’pm jcrt he pnintrd i'll11 thnt' rrulriuor SoIhiiiI w herefe he' is active In spurts, t;i)rfiiii;ited nor lo the Nava! Acadiidemyat member that!it thct "biir for all tho govornrrrnmcntpro- Wh:itcan' ou!,-f, wmiM !,r to claim tinn t t' w r^rr N O T [ A nnauoliii. M d .. u n d D a ry l W. L ie r- firam s tluit. we eiijoy today, eSteatlh lulion, i;fcoi. Vn- fiiiili! ; 'U-h.K)l ______• Vnii!!^'AiUth.ri:-i'trv man, ma Filer, anil I'aui E ’lTcD:n fin ,' ''tmfiitM'T, v.'iii uir children, the hnpp forthe fi r ’Jnmey Wills. l«..-unof(.rii F;Falia. Idiito Sut>diiy. FobfuoryiQry?2, 1989 i_.:^'Farm w ife:si suroei; M a]i t c h ^ — - latinucd from Page Dl j ndTiventTi--- - S h o -d id , - thenLhen ■ iffltunilly~ forgot' r i f ic e s lii'm'the reason for'our vii.•iail. heûsl" firsrsTghlprovroves tiuit Cupid’s arrows then ih started t>ajing hello and - ---^reveals sacri alk, Jody ■ about it 7-âlnioB:moBL Yeanjiater,-'ad'. • • of beeronl)n him several nighL^ earlier. laughed I and looked direcectly at mo cnn strike quiclu ic k ly .' a!ally started io really tal fB y T h e AssociaU.‘d P re s Romnnc)nee blossomed from tliatI and < said: 'How aboul you!IU? W ouldn't W hile th e y wV ere sta n d in g in th c re- w wi rite s . cording to thehe couple’s daughter,' firsl dnnceKe. June says on the, secondJ you like a_date for tonight?t?” - ception lino! fl after the ccrcmony.'hc "- “I could Tcnliy ta lk to tl-thir-man. îta Thomas, Gy d e cid m s to •- 1985.-...... " •Being with children' us wilh a big smile and mis-- —- they were both attendndnnts at a I‘ ><>»k B»l>-) fourf months to gather • F a r m bookw ork 21i p i r i £ ; eyes. When my friend told1 ' wedding — Jones’ nccountnt of love at ' “ “S" ney lo movo lock, stock CHILDHOODD "I looked arounround and saw this guy and barrel afl(if le r h e r. SWEETHEART.IS that was justist the right height, “I was soI starry-eyed-I-didn’l-alSl ------— G la d y s T r a u g h b o r o f Goodloding first-good-looking-andand who needed a part-- — — — T— low-«mall-{k‘t(k‘tîiIs-8Uch-as-a-joli-or— ~mcr1n!r"futurcrhasbnTid“w JJJ ■TrtiGn~5hEr-i«r-8l90;^tilie-^ lie-writes.—They-int«------: t o v e ^ place to live, e, to duttor up my life," was 7.years old, whilo on1 n a visit to dUced themselveclives, went through th^ ■ • Continued fromom Page Dl „„„j pj„„rsonalirod lelters and those! phone, f the customer rvspoijonds witll a Dob writes.. HeI solved these small tho Idiiho Falls hospital with \ her techniques, throytiro ^n g each other in ------',th o flam o o f pjiHjJion." personalizeized_TDmance.novels knownL-Crcdit c cnrd number. and_tht h L ; ... problems soon)oncr-thaa.thaniaior.one, ___ n. A nurse the w ater -andnd practicing self-îe- 'M artine Greher, owner ow of Love as bodicee rippers.ri laser 1 printed on dockle-ed,;d)!ed paper But in six monlonlhs they were engaged '. •^ mother to see her grandma, 3. . 'Letters Ink. is a tfld)d more? subtle: Shc is: notn( witrried nboul tho new■' — - is rtiailed tlie next day. and a year lallaler. June 18,1977, thoy usked her if she’d like to0 visit an fense methods, Jie dny they stopped .^"Before I m e l you, I 1 would w imagine competriioiLion. "InsLinctively. 1 do nolL Or the customers can,n pour oul were married,cd. 8-8-yenr-old boyi Clyde, down.-ntheliall. Later in the ^thht somewhere you werewe: wniling for think theye y poso a threat." Brickman1 their I souls, and Groberr will form Twelve youieurs and four sons Inter, who w: had incurred a leg injuijury while sparring nndi ststarted getting ac- me," aays oneofl2sLanilandard love lol- said. "Can!ards are persomil bul notI thoir I words into someiiclhing pro- this happy husband hu writes: “She i.s cutting ci wood. qunintcd. -ters. "At hist wc metlot and today, I personalizelized. The letter concept isj sentable, intelligible, in gO(;ood last'! — .siili neater thantha round tiros," h- > |can touch nnd lovo youou noti just in my very persorsonal and 1 Ihink would be; u i su a lly . "I h e a r p e o ple’s le ’ intense jim in d ," m a rk e te'd d much differenlly than1 emotions t all lhe lime," shele says. ROÔSES BRING • I Greeting cards, lliejhey’re nol.-And grcetlngca: c ard s." And then thero is Bro'rown's very MESSAGE. ' •|!thoy do liltle to cause.tl0 thc cnrd indus- Personalnal is nol the lialf of it. special ; Valenliny's Day clii . , .Iolmand,IfJody Holloway didn't hit # 1 % J Ilry’s heart to fiulter in feI a r. W hen GiGrober's customors call in1 . . "I had one fellow this Valonfncs\ ii „fr„„ „ „lin ilind date whon thoy were EXPIÊRTISE TH AVT T — j I. - P a U i -B rick m n n . spolsipokcswomanfor. lo.place.ar.an order. Uiey. can choose a1 Day 1 buy three of tlie novo!.•ds, Brown ,j. „years inter fate brought |*the Grcflinf,' Card Ans< IsLTjid.WiJ'ltJ'ltMler th.iri.!!Tilri-ady in the’ .snid. ? 'They wore tn differe:rent won,™. iier when tiiey bccame R E A L t y ^ ' M E A S UU ; R E S U P 'jlm ates tluit 900 milliorlion to 1 billion computer,-ir,-which is equipped w itl^} with \ very tender dedicaUoron., ,n cnch j„n „a Twin Falls apartment • iValentine cards willII bcb exchanged calligraphjphy font, Grober’s assislirrilI ono < o f th e m . And he w asi thc t hero or-~i,„j|j|„|. ||b y Tuesday, compari-'di'd toI a few thou- recites the thc steamy lines over tiie} ail i o f them ." At first the:lioy ignored oacli other, pi f,Barry ------SpcotHght— if v w w I '• Continued fromom Page DI ^ ■ , « . • Contjntinued from Pnge Dl -• Smith, ; and Katie Rayhomra-Zaklan, list are Debraira ItiefT, Declo; Marcia I ifa k e m u sta c h e o v e r theLhe Rocky Moun- _ , „ ills, to the M erchant Marine elomenUiry> education majiajor, bolh A. Davis, Hagiagerman: Michelle L, • I Stains and let all our cliic:H c k en 3 mn ^w.n Falls l^lL y. Kings Point, N,Y. Twin Falls. H arris, Shoshiishiine; M ario L. Gabiola, |tloo8c, and we’d tel! ourur creditorst that Wendell, andid IH olly L. W oolsey, jtw e were actually Mexicixico, and that it ,, . r. Sen. Steve Simms also re- Todd Logan VanPool, TwinT' Fnlls, Jorome. jjw as CANADA that ran,n upi .he nation. 'hl area students among his was on the dean's honor Iislisl at Kast- WILL ELECTIrnONICALLY FILEE £SELF OR • |*aldebt. Hahn! nominatior•ions for the ncademy'ap- ern ' New Moxico Universil;iilv,Por- Albert Pelloilloy, Itichfiekl, has been, PROFESSIONAL I j But that, ns President LLY PREPARED TA!PAX RETURNS nts. The final choices are tales. i Ho is n junior anthroropology selected to rcccivoaCilizeiHiflhercc jiN ixon used to sny directrectly into the Poiljtmenlj • REFUND ANTICICIPATION LOAN y’the academies, m a jo r.______I Year award1 frfrom the Citizen’s Com- ^concealed microphone,,e. would be a' Tluim noes a ro u n n s io p h e r mitnrirTiTnhirhultrphrtrrKrep-nnd ------_ _-oJNCOMEJlEBI,LBALANCELMN ------‘ jNTTongrNcj, wii lliudc oTT our bod, and we . p"™on, Fairfield, Naval Acadc- . jQfloaABtorquia, son ofjf John and Bear Arms.. BHi ellevue, Wa.'h', ♦can't rob Peter to pay tl •TAX REFUND INII 3-18 DAYS, D£PE1PEHDimrtm-- — nbra Cantrell and Thomas Rosie Astorquin. Twin Fnln lis ,:h a s ------{the horse has escaped w ivif, bolh Twin Falls, and been named nn Outstandinlin g H ig h , 77ic 7Vmes-jf’.'j-jYoH'.s itemx TYPE DF SERViViCE REQUESTED jdoor. We need to mnke ■ W.ONcil, Kotchum. all Air • •: School Sludoni of America:a. He is a ■ .•i/wm ijrca re.'-idi'fjf.s-re, ivho rec eiv e ■ 1201 Fallills Ave, Twin Falls Suit . Economic decisions, anc ■cndemy; Richard D. Eg- junior at Twin Falls Highh iSchnoi nnd /njjjor.s or recf■ca>i;iiitini]. S e m i m n tc n - Please call foior appointment 1-800-£10-654-3453 im nke them NOW. whiclhiohiswhywe romc; David W. Liewrman, lhe ' grandson ofOrriettc Si fcaresoveryfortunnteth: that the oloclcd „ ' j S in c la ir, a / („ Timcs-;V,;-jVl'w.s S p o llin lit Co/um ;i, nd Carolyn F.ODonnoU, Twin Falls. Jleaders in Our Nation’s,n's Head,uar. ' B o x 'yfS. T w■vi'fj in F.ills. ld:iho &U03, in' L E E V I E R BR/f & ASSOC,C. g ll L-.all forthe M iliuiry Acade- iters have decidcdio tnkotnk time out : , ciirc ofLoniy.•:iync 0 . S m ith . 1 Christopher Barron, Fair- Maf,ic Valley Valley stuiLudents on m w w ’ p from trying to get a payp n y rai.se to S id Clinton A. Pow ell, J e m m e , lhe i fall dean's iisl at Idahoho State Uni-' . ; tackle this pesky deficitri th in e . reliant Marine Academy. versity's College of Arts andar Sci- _ _ The key player, of ccoi o u rse , L, P ro si. ences include Jennifer A. 1 dent George Herbert, Wj alk er T re v o r Magic Valley siudents at Buhl; JohnD. Elorrieta,: I E ' M l Lawton Alfred Spulumhtm h e n d U u A , l o s t p e o» j p le w h c0 have hheoH P ity of Idaho were among the Steve I G. Roberts, Hailey; S a r a h L . _ ' I w ho, d isp lay in g th e kincdndofsutsypo- rs honorod by the Alumni As-. i Hayden, Ruport; Kimborlr ly Al H itc h - I litical leadership thatitHorryTnimnn' H n for iheir achievements, 'cock, Joo R. HoBlctler, T'raci n M. Kei- V flllH c i c l b iJV r E ... th eey dontf d ie ! i might ciispiay if he were.orothoproai. areLy^Bsa jQMcaGimder- _1ly and Mark W. Slowman,n, all Twin , 1 dent today (but remainelined dead}, has ‘hhjTFerry.'ihealor arts ma 'F a l l s . • ■ } detclopod a Rmr-prorigcm|d-program ______^ N o vIW...AN Insurranee Plan tth h a t . rc R. Comoy, Ketchum, ar- j for dealing wilh the defi ire major, and John R. Sim mI Listed on the ISU Colleg:g e o f ! 1. Ho will NOT cut; socialKOI spendin,;. 'hitecture p r o v id e ss a lu m p su mm c a s h }riologv. sun of Delores Health-Relalod Professionjn.s dcan'.s j 2. H c will NOT c u t: militarymi .spending. ^ '\ ^ ^ b e n esfit i in the evere n t o f: I 3, He will NOT raise:se 1ta x e s. . i------w M I 4. He will NOI’ comome o u t o f th e , r r r ^ H ■ r m Coi 1 bathroom. rrm oronary Attacks ; A nd fra n k ly , I d o ni’t ’t blab m e him . I L.W. MOORE; WAREHOUSEV ; He’s in a real pickle., HeHi can’l raise — 1 14RAILR(ROAD AVE ------■ ❖ Stroke I iaxes because he repeal,)oatedIy swore -.-~- ; he wouldn't, oven goingingso far as to HANSEN,, ID1 83334 Prani] ❖ RenalI Fi F a i l u r e ric8.>..^ ■H HI ] insist that people road;id his1 lips, w hich O I S l iscminte ^23-5■5533 Coronan a r y ] he seems inordinatelyly proudp of, eon- rapsBUvo ] at.yaid H H ; sideringthnrtheylooklok like albino P] r— -ata r a c e s :__|___Artery-ry Bypass— — ; flatworms. He can't cut miliuiry s a v l i i i m T—5p5rsjlin{T'l)cCiig.strmun luiiy influeiiiraf ■ jjeuvery wtthBi F a J l s A r e a | i ^ J->LifEThirhreatening ------j-a n d - re s p e c tc d leHde#.r>)^^r>»ftl>t^'hoon ; Right are already convi)nvinccdthat “ 1 “ Cancel: e r ^ ; he’s a Soviet agonl. And(\nd he doesn't ; dare cut Social Sccuriljrity, becaa-w tlie - . .V c l d r r l V in the _ \_\'- Jl___ _ j m a n n e r to w hich th e•yliavebiicome y ll vSk ; uccustoniud? The iibvio)viou-^ an.s'.ver is; 'Vfc '( Jill Chesmut, R.. ; w k i ‘a y t h 1':1';l u hHKLYTODl':- k • \ Coordinaior FENDTHL NATION.N'-Unii):hl I work! A Iol ofthe ekiorilorly whortf I live are already driviiif;.'ing vehicles the — O i O H i s W i size of aircraft c-irriiT.sers, only slowor. m M- F r e e S c r e e n i n g s I i O f cour.^^t' thiil is onlyIlly a broad out- rHETiMES-tnai line o f m y pn)piiH;il. I1 nrealize th;it For your appoiiutiicment, call 737-2900. I ; many of you have specilocific nue^liiin.s, i such ;is; "What?" id: '"(!;iiicf'ljnv - .. ' Bub.‘^cri|iEi()n." H ut ([uitt.'•lite frankly 1 YSfou ( m ay arrange; forf a m am m ognram ' W ® ..rtUSSI ...... - • h n v e nr.i hothciTcd.lL','vn■\vnrk out lhe C$64) to follow' yyour screening. I d (;l^ ils . I p r e f e r lo leave‘ave the “nuts ■ a n d l>^>lu' t/K .therr; w!ii*hd(. 1 cnc,,. ■ F o r F u i VRTvTC features the laicst.ust '.siatc-or-tlic-art, loww - d o s e \ iirther.'^nfonnr!'rscation, C o n tadef: j I ; Irate on the kinds of lar immoErnphycquiprncm;■; Thci procedure is'perl'O ' " •' ■ rsuei* LkU arc orinU’fi'.'ti S d - - ' r ™ ‘I 3rdFIifLoor' ' ■ 'CALL NOW FOR ALL.™ m PLUSSES B j_ a ,sj)ccially trained. iVmalc;ilc;cclionolgisl in a beaui u w t t l - . . ____ i jhinkcr.-i !ikt> iiiyM;|{'aiiLa ild U a tr y ...... h i ' ' - ' 1ST {KTERSTATE DAinCBL f-pHOFESSiOnArECOi;rOKD'.'ilC H ■ ■ Ki:isin(;i.'r. .sticli a.': Wh;iVk'-.'VtThap- iy clccoraicd, coinfonablc,, pp: r i v a t e r o o m . TWININ FALLS, ID.AHO 1 SERVICES, li!C. p e r.e d to ili:; iiiicl;',’ ------] 7 3 4 .^ t-4545 •______II MAMFS R 1 n»F-lUIC!;WF ------^ t ]— :------, lh,r?7,inn^, ^^V aliey ■■ s E p ; u 5 ^ 5 m i k m & LEY T O QUES 25 YYE E A B S . 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:2. 7imos-No-.vs. AIDS consoi)rtium seeks mr em bers -:' T - .i..." ,: , 15o}\r D-3 pValie^y happeij n i n g s ^ ___ TWIN FALLS.7-. Jhc: SMagic Val- and people notnc represented during 1 siiiary elects-s officers" ) >wrkiiig to thc fihjt 'ycaicnr o f existence iw ley AIDS Comiortium is \ the Times-News ___ ment. Fcawndenn tta a r n • ' ' ^ • Girl SconiutsioJiQldsquai a r e _ d a n c e ______ntaiyn^cm ^ - can-bcttcr-nc:Ticcomplifih jOur in i^ O n - " ;;^xpand _it3'l.irt,pf volunt. - -■ .-GhMTflwn ■ — TWINFAtI5î — A Girl Scout'falher-daug'ughler'square dance and - rcpresenta- of educatingng the popiiloice about b ers to-includo a vrido rt TW IN .F A lI s - D orotlithy Fes-. Bauman, 4ward - - aoctiomriirbc heldleld at ? p.m. Mondny a t St. Edward's'parish E( hall, 206 rarda; v - tion of community grouî^js, incTud- AIDS,’ Gilberjc rt said. sosondcn is the new president;nt of the' coin, baby p l c b ^ ScventhAve. E..Tv.Tw in Falls. ing businesses, labor'r' or^niza- This yearir the Ccjisortium-will M VRM C oujciliary.- - • floWtrt; Lislie B«i tions, local government,nt, minority cnrry out .picplans for A ID S Aware- O th e r 1989 ofUcera includiido Willio Dorothy CarUcm;.wi; .îlstpriaa: . & U h , ; groupHf cler^jy ond counselors, c ness week,, publicizep policy state- r , CSI offersrs basic quiltmalaking class Ruth Hanson, second vice president; pr Arehor, itifonnaUmatioa. desk; ' B ^ y 1 said Terry Gilbert, Consortium C ment.s usefulifiJ to businesses and jj ; WENDELL-Bt• Basics of quiltmaking will bebc taught in a aix-sission J a n e S m edley, recording secretarv: set FrioB.'Iife Lin£.i - ch a in n a n . • .. achoola-as-tl-thoy • prepare to deal r , '-couFse-throogiuhehe GoUsge.ofI So u t^ m -I^ h o ’s'b N o rth Sido C c n to r. T be— : _ • Ruth'Nclson; treasurer; KU ;.r c - - Gilbert-invkesÛ-whofw-arc-inter-- -RithAIDST^ • clas3 meets fromn 6:306 to 9:30 pVm. Mondays;ys,” b e g in n in g -P o b .-1 3 - a a d 'T - bUli, lUilTSpUhJing s e c r ^ta ! ry , a n d tion, a n d Willie RuthR ut Hansea, tca«>. ' • ested to attend the Co:Consortium’s Tho Consoisortium is also working Hi . - continuing throughgh M arch 20. Thc fee is $30 gluspli supplies and pre-reg- Hester Fullenwider, mombenirsh ip see- T here a ro 220)mcmber8inthehosi)i- me next meeting, which wi!ivill b e F e b . to fo rm a locnl loc siipport group for ro ' iB tration ie requiredired. CaI1536.2600. r o ta ry lnl. auxiliary and three men have 21, a t noon ot 138 2nd Street St ■âst, AIDS victimsm s. The aunlioryhafl domitr'dd $7,555.50 joined thc volunLctmLccrs. T here aliio a rc - Suite 8 in Twin Falls. T h c g ro uip p generally meeta once fofor p u reh iise o f equipm ent for foi the op- 33 Junior Volunteeiiteefs, Olsen to speaks] at Deltai Zi e t a m e e t “The Consortium boii)lieves it is a month ovever the noon -hour. For crcrating and recovery rooms.I. SIOO: was To become a vvol olunteer a t the hospi- . -'JEROME-JimIim Olsen will-bo guoflt speaJuaker at n meeting of Dolta important to include orgrganitationa informationncall7:M-5015. c Jcdonated to Iwlp pui-chaso aaTV-VCR tal, you muy conli;onlact Dorothy Miller, j* Zcta ch cp tcro f BelBeta Sigma Phi a t 7:30 p.m.n. Monday in the home of and portable stand for the OtDB depart- direclor of voluntccintcera, a t 737-2006. Susan Reitama, 135 East, 400 South, Jerom e. Somebo(idy needsj y O U ^ ------CCSI offSsxc:ontinuing edi classes1 Huston, MassothM to disciicuss Logos •Volunteers oro neededed to deliver Benefits inducludo a tax-free stipend, TWIN FALLS - Severalj| continu- stjirts Feb. 21. TheThi class meets from T W I N F A L L S1 — The Rev. Erv Huston, pas)a s to r o f th e C h u rc h o f th e . m eals to home-bound seninior citizens, travel reimbiaburscment. and annual ining education classcs arc s(scheduled -7 to 9:30 p.m. TueadaysTu and Thurs- Brethren, and Hanlarry Massoth, codirector of Earthrisc Institute, will Any tim e you have to givevewillbeap- physical, acciiccident and liability in- toto begin later this month ntat the Col- days for seven1 sessionssc in room HO diecusd thc conccptept of Logos or Word of God1 osas a divine energy Murce preciated-Mileage rcimbiburscmenVis surance. FGPj P benefits do not jeopar- tolege of Southern Idnho. of the- A spen Builibuilding, Clayton Niel- • a t 7:30 p.m . Moneonday nt New Beginnings,, 5905 Addison Ave., Twin provided. Call Ann at thee SSenior Cen- dize other public pt assistance appli- •An Introduction lo CoC om puters son, a m e m b eft r of ol the Magic Volley ' Falle. The public: ifl invited. ter. 73i-50&l. cants may receive.rec If you are low in- clclass will meet from 6 to 9 p.m. Bowhunters Assoiassociation, will teach •The -Senior Componioiion Program come and 6050 ort older, give us a call WWednesdays, Feb, 22 to Mara rc h in tbo w v e n WBKionsio n s a n d tho foo is $5. at thc Collegc of Southertern Id ah o is a t 734-7583.J. A sk fo r M a rc ie o r rcroom 131 of the Aspen BuildIding. Ani- •Sessions on., day m eeting ------— Q Elks ladieses cancel Tuesd; ___ recruiting - volunteera-foiibr the- next Shirioy.’: “ ta Fahrenwald wllTeiTc'iril'thfl c la ^ ^planning, buildingding wealth in today’s J— -The-Ladies of thc-Elkskfi meeting-schednlcd-for ______^.^.T W IN FA L LS- orientation session. Volujluntcers will ' ‘The Chanlamber of Commerce in The T fee is $19. Students canin, register economy nnd efftcffecta of the Tax Ro ;h cancelled. Thc next meetingin g vrill b e a t 8 p .m . M arch Tuesdfly has beeh c _ _hii_tfaincd-to-4ift8ist-h(HWnw -bound-rl*— R upeiL is ’ loo ^ "7 with a'board mecileeLuig schS iiled for? p.nr derly. Applicants must be at leaet'60 stalT a tourifitrifit in fo rm n tio n -co n to r. I f...... •Beginning- W estern..Swiwing....wiU- th e Succcs3ful_Mll Mftnpy Mnnnppmont . years .old ond meet certfrtain income interested please pie call the Chamber meet ro from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mondays, A course. It meets’ets from 7 lo 9 p.m. I Eastern SiStar holds Frienindship N ight requirements. Benefitsi .include a of Commerceccat43W793. F e b . 20 U) M a rc h 27, in the I Twin Thursdnys, Feb.eb. 23 lo March 9, in nericbn Red Cross needs ^Falls Elks ballroom. Fee foifor th e five room 101 o f thle e SSl h ield s B uilding. Fee I JEROME - JJeromci e C hapter No. 54, Ordi'rder of Eastern Star, will modest tax-free stipend,1. Travel re- ‘The Amer seasion-s is $30 pur couple or0 S15 for for the three ses.si■es.sioas is $10. j hold a Friendshipip 1Night a t 7:30 p.m. Tuesdoyloy at thc Jerom e Masonic imbursement, nnd annuaual physical, volunteers to- to tr a in to bccom e in* me Holloway, grand repre- meals and accident nndi Iliability in- structora foror CPR and Firat Aid, lo a n ind iv id u n l. F o r m o re infcinformation on these I , Temple. Dorothyy Rose,R grand Adah, and June •Intemationnl Bowhunlei;er Educa- classes call 73-1-02W-0269or reg is te r in tho 0 honored. All orea OES mcml■mbers arc welcome. surance are available. Be:Je n efits in no woric on di.'tas.‘taster response teoms, to . sentative, will be hi tion, n basic course in bovQwhunting, Taylor Buildinglg rer c o rd s office. i way jeopardize eligibilitjity for other deliver bloodad from Twin Fulls to otli- assistance. Call Mareic 'oiorShirieyat er hospitalss ini: the Mogic Valley, to o f f i c e r s I Ostomy groupgi to elect o 7J175S3 for furth'er informiTiation. • work on servervice to military family i : TWINFALIS-) — Dr. Dovid McCTusky, mediedical advisor for tho Twin •If you nre 60 or older,0 your cases and to do clerical work. Call ' - Falls chnptcr. UnitJnited Ostomy Association, vn!vrill speak and officers will knowledge and skills nre ai needed. Bill Chigbrow•ow, American Red Cross i, ^ , be electcd a t thec clchnptcr m eeting ot 7 p.m. TuesdayTi in the Twin Falls 'Ric Retired & nior Voluilunteer,Prp:_ Office nv733-6iS-fil&l...... JULIAN O. ' 'Clinic waiting roonoom. g ram ’invitcs you to becorom c a volun- ' ût-)Iic service column is dc- NICHOLJ.SON, M.D., FJ%A.C.S. teer. Call .the Retired-Sei n}!ttch~nccds~in'tbc xom' ; Stolte to1 ssp e^ about Cl!^hina trip tecrProgram, nt7Jl-75^.?•„, „ . munity.withtJj voJunCccr help. I f you . EAH, NOSE.TTHROATS FACIAL PLAST\S T I O A N D •The foster Grandpiirerent Program êed a vo/ui ONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY:r y . * TWIN FALLS->— Robert Stoltz will speok. oron his.trip to China for the )/u n te er, call Rosemary RECOI is seeking that special peiDcrsonjn Ru- nt th thf c .Colle2C-of.Southcrn.... 1...... 5 ..T w entiethC «nturyu ry Ciub.luncheon, meeting Tuesday.noonTi nt the T urf_ “ ■ pcH lo serve'201i6ui^ a’viVeelc iit'the Idaho. 73-U7S■7583, to h f lv c .jt appear « Club. A white olopllophont and book sale will be held under the direction Adult/Child Dcvelopmenent "Contcr. jntWsco/umrmn. ANNOUNCES Z of Carm a Smith. '■ 'K rHE ‘ ASSOCIATION OF

; Jerome CiCivic Club meetiits Tuesday i I W E 'V ^G O T T H E AANSWERS l J A Y C . LLLOYD, M.S.,C.[J.C .C .^ A . : . J E R O M E -TThe h e Jerom e Civic Club mcetaita at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the _ C E RRTIFIED AUDIOLGISTST I Jerom e Civic Club!lub Memorial Library. Pamm Smitli, chairman of the I Jerom e County CeiCentennial Committee, wili sp e ak . I T U T O R lNJG i idual T utoriii n g COMPLETE AUDIOLOGYA ANDD HEARINGI p:oup to meet fo[or breakfast ; Nurses gri shcool grou] AID SERVICES ; ; . . , TWIN FALLS3 —- D istrict 4, Idaho Nurseses Association, will hold a • A f t e r ! *P !! __np-host breakfastist aI t 7 : ^ a^m. Wednesday' atal the CSI Student Union _ s tu d y s9 e s s i o n s CfALL 733-77888 . !! cafeteria. The 'JureeNur Entrepreneur will be jfresentedjfrf by Magic Valicy •A lla g <;es^ G rades K-IZK FORANAEPC’OINTMENTAT OUR NEWEW.OFFICE ...... - ; nurses in expandecided nursing roles. No additionional charRC for INA memL_. . '« bera; $6fornon-mc•members...... W VE CAN ORDDER 6 7 6 S HH O U P AVEJUtfJ ^ ------E D O C AyriONAL CO9M PU T E R 1 \ c r e t a r i e s S U IT E 4---- .DietitianI tot address seci S O F T W A R ElE! : TWIN FALLS-5 — Jonel Paul, dietitian frorrom the Twin Falls Clinic, < • will speak on “Fflsl^ost Food Choices’ lo the Twinvin Falls chapter of Profes- • W o r kb t o o k s F O R E MklERGENCIES i CALL 737-S17 2000^ - .j ; ; siorialSecretarieslies International at 5:30 p.m,1, TThursday in the CSI cafe- • F la s h cc a r d s ■ * teria. All secretaritaries from Mugic Valley orere invited. For more infer- • m otion call 733-i3c■4334. • I n c e nitive t Awardss • A n d mn o r e I Bid for Bebachelors to beJ 1held Friday . Caall fo r m ore; i n f o ■ ' r E ' . TWIN FALLSS -— Thc American Cahcer Society’sSo third annual Bid i J for Bachelors isi setse! for 7 p.m. Friday ot theI HiHoliday Inn. Music will be i • provided by Sid1 VanderpoolVi and Music Magicigic. Admission is $6 in ad- -j •• vance and $7 o, t the thi door. Ticketa are availablable from Debbie Nelson at [WLIEARNING (CENTER] i m Tw in Falls Clinic;lie; Sports Country, NutriSysSystems, Barton’s Jewelry, IN AVE. N. *T1 i. " Hot Spot Video,, Venzon Vc Jew elry nnd King Vid/ideocable. For more infor- 116 MAI rWIN FALLS j I mation call Sue Wheeler,Wl 733*m ), or Nelsonm a t 733-3700. 733-85H18 \ z HarrisonI plans| school ac a r n i v a l ...... i ,. IB'' -Z TWIN FALLS-3 — Harrison school’s carnivalval will bc held from 6 to 9 H 'Z p.m . Friday a tlhe the school. There will bo food,)d, gam es, baked foods and I i; rafne drawings■ with wil prizes donated by nreaa nmerchants. Proceeds will lj • S be used for compu!iputer equipment. Eight;BigEe3 p o n s j E Plans afo(oot for Hazeltorm r e u n i o n h i y m E L T O N— - ^ A planning session for thee li1989 Hazclton High School J tqin^vestw itb [; ' alum’ni reunion wilwill be held a t 2 p.ni. Feb. 18, at North’s Chiick Wagon (■ 2 in Twin Falls. Thiirhis reunion celebration is forfor anyone who attended or. - E d w a rrd D . Joneisj s & C o . p • graduated from 1Hi Hazelton High .School beforere iti w a s closed in 19&i. F o r [: • more informationion call E sther Towsley, preiiresident. 733-3797: Normn . « Pickena, secretary5ry7733^52iB, or Jim m y’ChnsInstopheruon. 829-5988. 1. U.S. GovemLinent ir G uaranteed iBcjBonds O Q%* . ’ GunrnnUrd oi lo limrl,irly pnymrnl uf prindpnl ond inU-rr: 57*0

.T ic. Kmea-Z/ew^ewa.iyeicomes. flotiws of'.commmiHy o cvcDts-.Send... 2 ...Federal Incoiome Tax-Free ...... M uhicipal'Bo{ o n 'd s {? items to: “Va//e>Iley Happening/ The Timmes-News, e Box 5-{8, Twin Jntcrrst mnj-be nihjfctfrt tff«lJjtc-iiiicMoc.ll lji«rn. j; : Falls. Idaho 83303:303: Fleasc include a tclepbomone number if poasibfe. 3. Invesfm ent G rade Corporate > ______B o n d s ______G_>»yearl0 .1 5 ^°* ^ ------4HPDiebrFSUU C - Insured* Iliiiisc R '••'^Certificates: ofc D eposit. J w t nrunia ffi.iu io ~ C MonUi pcnnlly fur roriyra' wilhdriiwal 5. Insured Fedeieral Incom e Tax-Frt D O M S I >«TSon. doubl* j |, - - — M uuicipal.BcJ o n d f i ______i - R E VWARDOFF i WERED-— Inlerful m oyw iiubji.-<:l lo or locnl Liiiro. 6 . I R A a n d K E;OGH G R etirem ent Pli -—:— 9 . 7 5 ' - * Diiaed on AAA-rnlcd, OCorporate Uondi. I Slay in tbhe heart of w estern-sl1-styIe fun I 7. Single Premi i u m L i f e - rimnr cnii Korr Currrulc. lUlx-n f\ f o r a n . u n bbeatably low price!J ...... s. . H' •SitidjyihruTljiriiucr.H.(a.r-.i;v, avuilab-.ii'lblla.Iijj-u;------1 , valiorij Hcoiii rcU.’ r.ubiu \ CJ11C.,'1!C!|JCI1 v/ni/H hsji iiLliC" •f?® - f, I C O U M Tf f i Y - ^ Y L E -••--cr ! | ® S L I I DIMER S F R O M M

I M e ) ^ a nn platters and hickpnp r y : ______J ______3 sm okedTDorbecue x - • ______? . ______i d in n e rs ircr o m j u s t .... • ' z • James andid Doris Palmer will pa)lay a $T,000 reward j “ !fo anyone whwho provides'informatkItion leading to the- | BobSeiJlibel G en3nc Sturffill r' “ 'S ■; arrest and convictionCO of the vandsdais responsible for 1 j I 83-1 F nllu Ave. •. £Suite 1010 708 SShoshone t St. E. 3 I. I ...... P h o n o 733-*a -4 2 2 5 P hhone73a^lO o «..... , 1 . f i f'QK S E ai — 5 -• breaking theiileir front windows anddthespray-painting 1 j ;i:I2 iQ :J...... Z ...... ’ oUhe-brick-W ■_waHflUheir. new homtTie.aL43aPierce — J JACKPOT, NEVADA 'T ■ “ • . I 'S treet in Twirwin Falls, Idahb. Pleasase contact the j \T Forrescrvntion!inn. coil toU-frco: 1-C0D-G21-!2 1 -!1 0 3 . W / a r d D . Jon«l e s & C o . “ ______I n N o3vcrda:'l-C00-O2I-3C3S. v ■ oiice Department at I1 j ^ E d w ; r. . Detective DivDivision, Twin Falls Poli or lho S0.05 'rcoa'raC a ------: J r/S3-0atiy^ j j NU'n:L'mbcr N’l.'w Yi'uk Stock Exdiaiij.anK‘', .' 1 j • ■ r SSfCuriLii'ii Im t-idur I’ruU-ciionon r

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M o m el i o p r o ive% a i w o S ibniagjscbema e f l L . ' - ■ - C h a rr , m m § - . i d h a d sc h e d u le d . . Fiiothesamcp!Hcc-i5hmy ^ r h uaba nd h I over to hia place and.droi^cC liim1 to weekend trips U .h a t sho h a d n e v e r DEAR ABBY: I mcl■tadurming a . ;! T h e re 's m oro: Hc h n d - quequest sincc I am performing 11a proce- She also stated that ll reunion. We the hospiuil. He dird IGlWuilurs later, I had taken me! 1 k Ona — been in myoffici’'wjc~wilh liim to sign • ■ m nn a t my hii'h .sdiool rt ...... i;i.vcD u-:^ idjlQlicIticaLChnalmfla.prc:------ddu u rre lh a t involves tht> fn m il> ( CH. and h a d - I1 n Abigail llwasdevHstJited. ns! The wifeeug- had both l(?stourmiitcn.: ■ jparticular a r ease conies to mind;id, nnyconnentformsi P-WanBusen —---- -At hift fiin e ra l. a w ell-m ercaning scnts! nRice'calMwrhua- - — ------fat^ ' ivUving i n th e nice-Iook- Abby, what ta a w ay tb find o u t ho w which whi la'my reason for writingag ta ,' Rested that ouroRit Mt, lie in v ited friend o f h is pointed o u t a ni ' b H n d H lh i^ p la ce e oof f employment lo • years nnd never knew it, ’ Dear Abby ■ [; sa id she .'ilick th is tw o-tii-timing Romeo was! I you. you • me oul for dinner. He wawas a terrific ing woman, my ano, who sa ,mile - cancel his opernliorllion and hnve him •believe it. n e v er w ould lia^liavo believed it ifit . . I normally liavo a 10-15 mim elighlful liiiif. wa.=i his fiancee: I couldn't b ’ im m e d ia te ly ; . danccr, and I had a dcHi; to hear her liadn'lhappcnctncti t« mo. Needless to conconsultation with my patient. onda his call her at home im m m o n a n d h it so 1 called up this woman tc ay, thc patienl wns We h a d .so m u c h in com n say, my grieff wasw short-lived- «po«pou.se tn explain the procedururc, an- Needless lo say, t ' it ofT im m ediately. tr ip s t(igi!lh(!lher and lhinf::i'vcr.-going slory s firslhand. e them never seen for hislis scheduleds vnseclo- :)cen c o u rt' — I N S t SH O CK IN CO LO RA D O swcr sw( any questions, nixj have t Heiilartcdcallincmeilie every morn- very well,i, nn im a iitic.illy speakiii!. tuit Il s e e m s t ^ s m a n lu d bci m y , and we n e ve e r h e a rd fro m h im .When! DEAR IN: A; And peoplo ask me if I sign sig theconsent form. ■ ingto find out if! hadlanyplansfor an when! wasa s n t h is hf'nie :-i.'Vcia! ing ii her hefore he met me. V dth her. make up thesesc'lelterH! ! Poor Romeo. In I thi.*? case, the couple camime U) again, the day. Sometimes lie'dle'dtake raeto limes his. phoneph w ould rin g a n d he'd was v out of t/(wn, he was wit n, signed —MICHAEL,A A. . POLACEK, M.D., !^d to break No -wonder hisis 1heart Rave out. my cfTicc forthe consultation, lunch and we'd (jofiirada drivo. He say, Iluiveive company now I'll call you Slie told me he had plannf'd MILWAUKEE r istm a s. D E A R ABBYBY:'As a surgeon who the consent form, and the patiiitient wns retired and very well-to-do.wei We later. I nevte v er Ihoughl aiiytliinj: 'ou homes one in Colorado andid the other tomies, I routinitinelya.sk the patient's thc the fact tliat I wns lied up in a lie s, 80 I wasn't iivaiial)l(alile nil the time iibmit 1 o'cli'clock in the tnurnin): to s:iy 1: emergency. 1 asked my socrct•clary to nofw, /etrcrs off sympathy,sy, etc., bo- aving cliest pains. I nislu-d inArizon;i! i He had taken heronhi wife to sign aI cicon.sent form. I feel em • and neither was he. WetVe took several he was havi telephonetcli the patient’s home• earlyc in cfluse you don'tlA-noww/jatto kn sny. the morning and inform himI nolton Get Abb/s bookletklet, “How to Write lore th a n1 ever come lo tho hospitiil for the scsched- Letters for All OccOccasions."Send a Pon;M/lature wcomen eejijoy life ntl' uleduie surgery because I wouldd nol be ■ chock ormoneyy orderor for $2.89 The women reportcd thatlat the bosl things in life able to see him. ($:3.39 in Canada)la) to:t Dear Abby, ■; , NEW YORK (AP) -~ Today's gctier:ition nf af-;if- A.'^siiciati'.'. Tlie g re a t majority m a believe they are 'lire, indeed, free, Ninety-fo-four pcrceni consider a My j .secretary was quite surja rp rise d Letter Booklet,.P.O.aox■^■17,^fount P.( , fluent women betweenen the ages of •HI and G') areire richer, stmiMier, more acciiccomplished, piore serene 11 . etrong. identity -to- b<>-wryiry- im{M)rtanl-Uj-ii-lugh—whun ia> [ja tiu iil'.-i w fc .^lid -sl-nhe-did— Morrh^MUMyjj& /postaA'o IS includ------conHdent -and' reinxcd-:t;d~in'XontrdVi tonhcr^TTOd------£ (juality of living, includinglg -13•' percent who c(in.sid- not know anything about anyy ’vasec- cd). > housewife" of the liXjOri,Ori, accuiding Ui a nev; poll, 'The portrait tlml cmeimerges ... shows a confi- (. cr it to lw 'absolutely essonle n tial.- it of the women who rcripoiid-id- lienl, relaxed generationon of womfcn — in .‘iharp c Jîncty-five, percent o — Fiflythrcc,percent nsrikeikcd love as thc mont im- ^ cd to the poll, releaKed’eJTIilir'sdayMiilvînraiuiiuin -m ~ w n T r.ist t o i h e 'm a d hnu.'^cu.'!cwifc‘ nf the W s—-ft-htr-- 'portant thing in life; 97 percent pe ranked it "very" . --their Uvea and &1 penpercent believe ih'.'v can i:eiI'll <‘iijoy lifiûni heheê it. is possible for them to get ] important." w h a t th e y w a n i fromI life, lifl aow and in the iiilure, w h al lliL-y w a n t m il i>l II,” saids the survev ...... i Ninety-line percent off theI respondents were Fifly-nine percentI saidsi they are experiencingMg The pollsters, iisini: ram-andom-digit dialing, inler- marrie.d, and 70 percent of those said their mar- ;; th e b e s t y e a rs o f th cir lives,li the survey siiid. viewed Tdl.college-ediicate•ated w om en, a g e s -10 lo S>, 1 riages are vory succes,sful.ul. But among those who "Women of this ago afie defy and debunk everyTV v,'ho“u h o u se h o ld s eiirned.e d jit le a s t S-!0,(X0 a -y e a r. 1 lOMES, IiNC. w ere single, S) p e rc e n t .said .sai they do nol want to ; myth about them," declared d( Lear's maga/.iiie,lie. T he iia tiim w ide su rv ey was wi: conducted from Auj;. ' i f i t L ;■ which commissionedi tht! e poll hy Lou H a rris ;iiidlild ;>() 10 O c t .!!. m a rry . Senior mr e n u s — :;iO. a .m .p o U ito soup/ijp/carrots and celery, T w in FallsF a i ActiviticB , C ra fts a n d q u illin g 9:;i( chicken pallie:lios S e n io r C itircnflns s Ccntcr !ai>r;iry,ry, Pool liotim anci Bargainn p.m . AAHP meeting 10a.m. W ed n e sd ayiiy — Liver and onions i $ ; ' ■ ; '516 Enatlandind Drive Center opeipendaily!)a.ni.-l p.m, $A> ; (0 Williams Friday —- Baked B. trout ; Monday — Hambimburg cabbage • Mondayoy Phone grocery orders I g y o u r n e w h o m e r— — ciisdcrole 1 ...... : ______CrilO^x-Ui-aad-i;uiliii}i^— ij:3Q,a.iiL:_ iM idtllown. ■ ______- P u r c h a s e A ctivitica , ; Tuesday—Cube £{«i I, T hu rsd ay ' - y M B S ■: Wednesday — Baked daughter, Cari Lynrynn tn Jimmie P oorier-Chojnack]ky La t e st M ODELc O p e n , P r in r p , th n sna n n _ o £ tiim tiiici,,. ^------Jl'jKUM L-Aniie Portirter.and Cor- Jerome’s )arish par halirServinfTWPrc— : - Jcnnnie Princc also:;o oc f W e n d e ll. aid Chojiiacky were marrirrie|l Dec. 17 Carolyn Chojnojnacky, Susan Schilling, Fo r VTe wTTn o > Loveland is a 19a'598.') g r a d u a t e o f at Sl. Jerome’s Catholicic Ohurch in Cindy Chojnainacky and EhzabcthChoj- •. ■: Gooding Higli Schoolool. She attend- Je ro m e . nacky, Paulml and Joel Chojnacky learers and Debbie, Linda > ed Ricks College for fo: two years. , Officiating was the Rev, I Keith were gifl bea Uhlorn was and Andrea.‘a Chojnacky and Mary • 1 PLEASE SENDeT MORE INFO ON R-HOMOMES ; :* S h e is n o w e m p lo yyed e d at Double L \ Kuiper. 'Sister Angela I ’ the pianist. Duane Porterer. l)rolher of Winn displayiiiyed the gifts, TO: NAME ___ 1; T e s tin g . ’■ lhe bride,-sani; two sobsas aiid.a.duel . , The bridee isi a graduate of Hansen ADDRESS ___ S7 graduate of Prince ia a 1937 jj wilh Sister Uhlorn. L High Schoolol and of the College of CITY ^ ___ ^ TATF ~ hool. He works W endell ^^^gh Schoo I T h e b rid e is th e daughler d, of Soulhern Idaho, Idi She is alteritling • ZIP ______TELE. ______: at Standing Hi Rancl-nch in Jerome. ^ H iH -J Dorothy Porter of Hanseisen and Carl Boise SwtoU! University. SEND TO:______R-HOMES, INC.c. : T h o w e d d in g i.sis planned for JlnJimmie Princc nnd Porter of ■\'uma, Ariz,,, and t parents The grooi:loni is’ a graduate of ‘ P-b; BOX 17-11 ■ : M a r c h 10. (Cari Loveland of the bridegroom aro M r. and Mr.s. J e ro m e High igh School ;ind of North POCATELLO.^D'83204 n Lee Chojnacky of Jeromele. Idaho Collegiege in Coucr d'Aleno. He 1 [ ^ R - H o nimes. - Inc. ph. 200-233-2209209 Gê-Baxvcter - Nancy Porter, sislcr.-irrin-iaw of lhe farms nortlih o 0 f Je ro m e. bride, was thc bride's hiala lro ji o f hull- T h e iiewlyweds lyv reside in Jerom e. \ HANSEN - DDouglas and ------^ E 5 i or and Yolanda- Howell“11 seped as - ^ • Joyce Geo of Hansi u n n n u n c c ffl bridesmaid. Flowor girlsIs were Sandi ; the engagement of their daugh- a .Metzger. Jamie,Port(>r,, 1 niece of the |T ^ terT-Vicki Ann Gee lo H o w a r d H bride, ;ind Krisla Winn,I, 1 niece o f the f f ; LeRoy Baxter, sonJn of Alvin and 1 fo* 9 groom , ; I ‘Betty T3axter of Bull) | H H Richard Chojnacky, brotherbr of the B ______i _ — 1 l4th). Gee is a gradualuate Hansen groom, was best num and a Michael 1 ® ______1 and 1 High School and is employed at Chojivicky, brother ofr th e ^groom . . 1 I D vorak . ^-Aagrow Research1 CCentor Fit- ~ served a‘^-gniomsman.. ,H I ingbearers_''___i_l_^ : T r . ^ were Duane Porter, nejiephew of the ' » 1 1 ‘d i c a r e ^ ; Baxter is a gnidi B u h l R e c e n t M e d ~A W -- bride, and Erik Winn, neiiepliew Ilf the . J ; High School.’ Ho workswo Idaho )0 \ \ iryina groom . 50 1 can sr vTrout Processors of 9 1 ^ 1 changes tnel e a n ■ ioo?. A reception was held hi at Si. - \ I 1 3 5 0 0 0 1 \ f o t ^ ; T h e w e d d in g is planned for Vicki Gee and 50 \ I cithCT ; _ v l . : M a r c h I I . IHoward Baxter in creased tstaxes ir.’. i50 -1 1 Winki - ' 193 3 ilcmcQtaLL^ ______N iSijcornFJ S A n e x a n ,cd:A65- Ifi l I 6 7 ^ n ^ s TWIN FALLS -— Dr.: and Mrs. H H IH President Rea- i^cdlcai a tcderol. 1/ ■ O H iS H S S h of Twin Fdl.s -Jicarc C3t3slfop"'C ygaf-ol uid p a y a n 1 : ,. . - Russell Ncwcomlj 0 __t5 -b c * „ L "■aWou''nc‘e” tliu““ eiitjerigu'gemunt — in c o m e ;tnc22;S0).-\--t;...... 7 — <■' a . 1 LoiS Pfoiccilon A l I la si ; their daughter, Lauiaurie Ann New- , e il a h o w i l l o d d m o i sutiarwilV \ • ;■ W ' ' “ nes M nrtin. son ' \ amount 10 \ ------• comb lo Eric Jamct ^ ^ ... f . fonxai \ • of Mr. und -M rii.J^.\Yillium..M artiti I ^ ■------"^ c c -. I b e ,i n ' , income ta-t ... S S S 5 i S S S S:r pe n o n v B y I " ...... “^rilend', Ore" ■' NGwcomhisnllW15186 irraduntr o f" " • Twin Falls High; SchoolSi and is *^^52 onli'C3CiU3* ’ I •_ - • j k incom e. • presently attendinging the Collego A ■ of Idaho in Caldwell.e ll. / 1 ony to M a rtin is a 1!)^!)S-i g r a d u a t e o f —...... - ■ Mt: V iew -Hijrh ,.Srh^rhnol in •ntMui.------.... ' •” Ore. nnci wiil grachiuhiat'j Irom tlu; . „ College of Idaho inn M a y . i .- ...... Thc wedding is planned for ~ ' ' ' ' July 22 at Valleilley Christian Itrie Mortin and Annc and Ger:ra!d Church in Twin Fall'a lls , LLaurie Newcomb C hojnackyy |.R e d u c:ce y o u rr - iia b ilitity ■ ■ ■ ------...... : ■ - ■ - A

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KUWAIT (AP> —— Two ; of 17 pro-■■ wItSouf-cif-oTficiiil cItizenHKip,-were re-re- nine Americans, might sckBOon bc freed, menKwiid itil hud no commeiil on the din, d a cousin and bn)tluir- Iranian tcrrorisla whowhose freedom is a leased "u"a while“ago;having complxt-[^t- inform ed A rab sourccs sfli':fl[d th e rc .w o s te rro r is ts ' relirelease. Imnd I Muj^niyeh, said to be; theI leader In Decemberier 1984,1 a Kuwait Air- key demand of a groupoup holding Amer- ed theirir prisonp term s."' no sim nny were nboutiut to be ro- The 17 biombcra 1 '— Kuwaitis. of0 Islamic Jihiid. He wnss convicted ■ wayn plnne-waswas seized on Q fiight ican hosUgea in Lcbuc b a n o n h av e bee^n T h c twotw aro not considerwl key fig-ig- leased. Mosi of lhe liCbaniincse captives Iraqis and IxLcbunese — wrre. arrested under t ihe aliss of Elias Fuattad Saab. fn)m Dubai, inin thetl United Arab Emi- released from prisonson afier serving ' urcs in1 thetl long-running hostage dra-ra- arc held by Shiite cxlremi:nista. and tried afiafter the Dc<êmber 1983 O no o f lhii.se neiîng fifee iis Hassan rales, to Karachachi, PakisUtn, and was five-year term s; thee interiorir minister ma.. Sateateni.did not .say w hal’dalelie bombings ofa f tth e U .S. a n d F re n ch em - Y ^ oussef M u.sawi, a cousin olof Hussein flown to Tl'hran.ran..The hijackers killed • said Saturday. Ih ey wvere er freed or where they areire Islamic Jihad, believed;d made up of bossies andd 1 Kuwaiti governmeni in- Musawi, f leader of anolherer Iranian- two ;\mericanm passcngerî\ nnd van- T h c 17 w ere convicnvictcd in 1984 of now. Shiile Moslem extremis'lists loyal ‘to slallalions. linked Shiite faction in Lebabaiioii, ished afler Iranian Ira security men bombing tho Frenchich and American But Kuwait'sKt informaiion minister.er. Iran, kidnapped Tbnr Anderaon/ of Three woreore sentenced to death bul Since their 1981 trial, extremisl-s e slormed the pplai la n e ia end thc six-day embasaiea qnd giveneh RonWncesi rang- Shoik JaberJai Mubaralt. told Tho A ss^sfr- Ixtrnin, Ohio, on M arch 16,1985, 1( nnd huvc nol bcciiccn executed, and 12 w cro' 1 have hijacked two Kuwait airlinersai Ui ordeal, iccused Kuwait of aiding ing from five years3 lo d e ath . T h e Is- c ia te d Presti Pi in December the pairair Thomas Sutherland, 57,, 5’ of Fort sentenced ,to to prison terms ranging: f p re ss for Llie re le ase o f llieir ll com'- Iran had accu Inmic J ih a d , w hich,V holdshc tVr’O A m eri- w ould be b( freed a fie r th e y fini.-iliedied Collins, Colo, on June; 9‘ thc same from 10 yeanurs to life., rrades. Kuwait has refusedd to■ ncgoli- Ini(i during the■he Ira1 n -Ira q w a r. • can hostagosf has dendemanded froodom ^their senicnlcnccs and xvmild bc dcport--irt'- yean Thc group hns-rcreleased- four...... for all 17. Kuwait haslas refused. - cd lo thehc country of iheir choice. o th e r Am ericans, The twoI releasedrc were handed tho In te rio r M in is ter Sheik S Salem al- Salem;m stressed lo reporters the re- Anderson, chief Middleile East corre- shortest sementcnces and are not be- S a b a h Haid Lhe two) freedfr( mon, Abdul- leiuie "ha*has nolhing lo do wilh the de- spondent for The Associaiia lc d Pres."!, is lieved controtral to Islamic Jihad’a de- ' 'o h sen R a sh u sh Abb;Ujbas, 25, an Iraqi, mands5 ofol exlreraist organizations." the longest-held of thee hostages in mand for tliciicreleasooflhel7. aud 30-year-old Nas.'Ja.sser Malar Da- De.spilpile recent speculation lhat-lat lx;bunon. A m ong thitho bombers sentenced to, haah, whose fnmilyly 1 lives in Kuwait some of thet 15 hoslitges, who includcidc In Washington, the StatoSt Depart- death is Mu\lusUipha Youssef Dadred- !. I acan gov(êmmentt criticizeIS racism1 report 1 * I ...... CAPE-TOWN,-Souto u th Africa (A P; — - c a p a c ityity last week," the deparrmc;ntc;nt o v e r th o se o f A frican o r■ InIr d ia n origin. ■ w th e u t- the h cVatican leadership hav The govcrnmetft snidlid Saturday thnt a said, "Tbday n p a rlh e id is thc most ing been loô South Africa lo assess fur J Vatican report condendemning apartheid It reft'cferred lo Education Ministeriter marke^ nnd systemalillic form" of themselvess lhe I situation here. misrepresents Soulhulh Africa's racial KW. dele Klerk,1 recently elccted lo rc- racism, the document ■suidrsti 'Chnngc ' The depaipartmenL'noverlbeles.s ap- ^^Preechoci c p l u l e c a i ’a n ilei e l suckera^ policies. p lace ailing ail President P.W. Botha as is absolutely necessary andai urgent." preciatcs the th' report’s condemnation’ ' fittachtid l l to ypurj r The Foreign Affaiffairs Departmenl. leader■oflhe of Nalional Party, French Cardinal Roger;er EUrhcgaray, of violence0 andt its advocacy of comin a fitatement, snid■aid il had n o t re- , In a speccht Wednesday, de Klerkerk head of the Valican comimmis.sion that municationn and consultation as a .lentine IVIylal a r s ceived a copy o f the full,fll 45*page Vali- called for fu an end to white-minorityrity prepared the document,!t, said he wenl method off Tcsolving1 problems," thc cnn document release;ased earlier in thc dominatiiation and racial prejudice, a al- l-; la s t y e a r to S oulh Afri'frica, where 5 governmentn t added. day, but was issuingling a preliminary thoughh be1 reaffirmed the governmcn-en- m illion w h ites hold pol)olitical power The Vati(itican document, entitled response based on newsne' reports. t's comrmmilment to segregation andind while 26 million blackss haveI no vote "The Churchrch and Racism: Tbwafds A 543-5163 ^ More Fraterternal Society," said racism "On the basis off whatw is known to made no n mention of establishinging in naliontil affairs. ^1005 M ain S t^ us, (the document)ml) misrepresents black votingvol rights. The Iôroign Afi'airs3 Departmenl, should be combntlcdco through iionvio- South African gov(jovoniment policy, - Thc.* Vatican .document calledlied without mentioning Etc!tchegaray, said lent means,,3. clearly restated byy lllhe newly elected apartheiheid "inslilulionalized nicismII...... the government "findsi il regrettable Pope Johr)hn Paul II hns said condi- leader of the govemieming parly in his justifiedied by un ideology of the superi-eri- lhat a sUilement hns beenbc made on lions are notnol ripe for a papal visit lo first parliamentaryy statementsl in lhal only of persons| from European stockock .sudi a complex and difiicult di issue South Africaica, Jewislih settleiirs raid A^rab villaage flNDOW^TREATMAENT JERUSALEM (APAP) — Jewish sel- village.e. : ll did nol say whal weaponsons In lhe West Dank cil;:ity of Nablus, tiers ia the occupiiipied West Bank they ca:carried or how they damagedged a b o u t 120 com m unists hoistedhi Pales- stormed into an Ara(\rab village Satur- the hom'ames. tinian flags and marcheded S a tu rd a y to day, damaging somene homes' and later Arablb reports gave a similar ac- celebrale the seventh anniversaryon of 'IB k but also said tlie settlers bealleal their party, Arab reportsts sa id . SA . 1 - E stopping police fromim detaininfj a sus- count bi ielected Fabrics peel in the raid, Aral\rah and Israeli re- an elderderly woman. Thc army saidd il The morch came on a,dayu of more O, a / On Sel w iiii -^ /i^ Over -70007 patterns & I ports-said:...... ■...... -h a d n o10 i: information on that incident.it. • clashe.s in the occupicd1 territoriesti be-"' ” SAVE ^ I An Israeli legislalslalor warned lhat Lalor:or Saturday, Izhar settlers pre-:)re- lween Israeli soldiers andat Palcslini- / O c o l oors to choose conditions in thc occijccupied lands were ventedd ] policc from detaining a sus-ms- on protesters. At least;t th r e e Pules- U P f r o m . PTO...0J IS, Stieers, Cotlon ripe for producing' a new Jewish un- peel in,n llhe allack, lhe radio said. No tinians were woundeded, hospital 5 5. A n tiq u e S a tin s & dcrground aimed;d n t te rro rizin g d e ta ilsIsw-ercgiven. v sources said, C a s e m e n t s ^slator Ynssi Sarid of lhe leftist\ist The' march in Nablu Palestinians, Israelel radior said. l.«gisl ilus, the West I 2 5 °/ Savings on all window f; a n y - Y- m IjS;) nod B a n k 's large.-Tl city, a lli L a c e s , Arab doctors sai’dii’d six Palestinians Citizens?ns' Rights Movcmenl warned Itracled mem- f„!inoc,essy oudo.qirG. ------P rin ts . were wounded inI clashescl with sol- that conL-ondilion.s in thf* occupied lands inXammunifit- - tJj W ------d ie r* ------were apapt to produce a new Jewish.’ish Parly, an Arab reprtrlerler said. Thc ztO1 / o olf all labor & fabrlcallonw fabrics 48' lo118' wido In ai Settlers from thelie IzharI setliemenl undergrrground like tho scltlers' groupoup protesters wure dcfyinRng a ban im- v-nn raided the nciirbyDy Arab village of. lhal wuwaged a Uirrorist war againstinst . .posed.on ihnir party by Israeli ofii- _ 0 U1% 7 olf selected group ol ins a o A Burkin to retaliate.e fcfo r a stone-throw - P aleslinilinion activists in lho earlyiiriy cials.' ju st meth e r'lght to u d i th a t c o v e r youilion charges, k BM aflaD isam l ing attack, the rndioidio said. It gave no 1980s, 1 Israel radio said, Their parly mounteitcd a similar ihis we I n te r lo r e Det march Friday in lho We;^.'esl Bank town F r e e P roinsulated insulated linings, AdsPionef details on the stoninflingattiick. Sandrid called on Israel's Shin Det The radio said5aid the .settlers socuriiyily .service lo deploy agentsi inir of Dir Zell, H o m e 'Our D windows. Don't dolay. She! 120 s. Brnaaway In I — sm a sh e d w in d o ws of o a car on their thc lenlerrilories to foil any such at- at' Laler in Nablus, soldi way and damaged;ed houses in the tempt.t.lhe I rndio said. wounded u two girls. ofessional ii Decorating! Oppossition in FParaguay I demandss r ~ A R E lH i ESE I that Mlay 1 elecictions be postponei ed i ASUNCION, Paraguay Pur (AP) — Dul,l opposilio.n ■ leaders said the’ iht (Colorodos) huve been ableol lo demon- g o m S FEATU]JRES! - ion has been called loo soonoon. stra te . All we got w ere bebt atin g s," Thousands of peopleiplc marched pcace- election E C D W T m o) nNi E Y CERTIFICATES fully on Saturday anand demanded that They urgueai lhal voler lists are out-out Alilio Avelos, a 42-yeaear-old farmer. Or^W JL MARKR K E T OF DEPOSIT th e new reg im e posipostpone the May 1 datedi and ' Price Wuctualion'- lieved to bc theJ Itlargest opposition lenged:d ;al the polls on such short nono- authorize demonstratiorions that might ------group:...... — t r e e . - ' ____ _he. construed ;as nntiiti-g o v o m m en l. ..______ea T h c ra lly in dowilowntown Ascuncion Radicidio stations suid the chanting.ing. and violently broke u u| p tfiôse th a t . ___ Y ES NCN O N O followed by nine daysday lhe coup led by fhg-wawaving crowd at the Plaza of'the lh( were held anyway. On1 iSaturday, the a Gen. Andres RodrigIriguez, who toppled Heroesies ranged from 50,000 to 60,00(.000 few policc that were pre)rcsent directed M 'rax-Dcferrcd the govemmenl offb)fformor dictator Al- people,le. Witnesses placed the numbeiiber trafilc, lH (cre.st frcdo . S lro e ssn e r,r, S troe.ssncr h a d closerT lol( '10.000. Rodriguez’ governmetlent iiuthorized [ ruled for nearly 35!5 y e ars. "TJiishis is the firsl lime sinco I was wa: the miiy, and one of thehc capital’s two' - • N O N O Rodriguez dissaissolved . Congress, 16 yearears old that I’ve allendcd aI po-po television stations broodadcastillive, < Y ES NC ^promTseS'deniocrac)'acynrtd'callcd'clcc-— liticnl-Ttl-rally.-said-Klsa-BeniUtz.Iiâ^ a « ___ ^'cndo’‘‘! snH im rrr Substantial For the last 30 years, only they the; . drinks from hand carta. li^nsfor M ayl. do. "Fo D eath benenL<; - COUPON COCOUPON ------COUlU P O N — T ______r — ' ------1 ~ ------Lo’ttg-tcrm Icodom from “ Y E S “NC Fishcrmci e n 1_^| _rnlljngln^rc8lrotca!__ JâkeFebffigaaty Pgavi?ent ! ___ I.nc_ome_^rax^lj'e_e______rcscue ser P e t [ \ J 5 wilh No Current Incom Tax W hile CiHujnmmli He said Fridayly lhatI lhe molor in * Oiler Good thrui 2 - 23 I their 19-foot vesselisel broke down and | N O N O I Not Valid Wilh Any OiJior Jk Discount I n i tho boat drifi-cd until un Samson's res- | I y e s cuc. • - • - Automatic Avnitlance News reportii said sai the fathor .sub- | *5• Boaifng • GroomingRg • Low Cost Spays,!, t a l e r s j - O f Probate, Iixpense.s sislwl on rainwatwater and fish hc | & D e la y s aiught wilh his barebai hands. Fajardo | SUaccinations’•Full ! Service Veteiininaiy . ! i N O N O I .said the Qither buri'luriedhissonatsea. | ___ EosB'iial frith EaiIgnvenient Office Hms m s j ____ P Y ES N l ■ ...... ~~I'ihliorrii(5n'” rrom•om 'thc'Tillngp of ■{------Lowers Income Ta:^ Placer in Quintanaina Rj>osUile rescued^ .41;;; Liability for Social Safiiiiori'lfist ,’Saiilaiiird.'iy after'thi .7 Security Advantages spotted his boatal floalinij off the r n /I L flow FOR ALL THE R.USSiiS | coast, Fajardo raid.iid .- .niCBLDG. ~ j T Q PnOFEi]FESSI0:iAL ECOIIOMIC | ------TowiiKiJL'up lc 'c n rt yZOZL-EBViciviCES,if;c. ,f lil hu was able tn;n c o n la rl th e FrL'iich 3rd ROOR ■!liS!!,LUVLU“ Lr , ...... ______r HiiiliiiKKy in • Mt:.'.i[t:.».ictt- €it>T - F a ja rd o FinST tllTEnSTATE DAni ii;iid hu-p u L .S an û i in.-.ii'i . G THE MAGIC VALLEY F0R0VER-257EAri5.FO | f.inuly in'Cht'tuiniiunal, abyiit nO iiiiivy . '!/ ...7 3 i- 4 S W ____ _ away, v.’I k t c h e could cm Hl!iy w hile rc- ■ 'cuvurin.'i. • ^ / SERVIHG IDAHO S 'D -6 Timo5-Now3. 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■ T E H R AN. N . Iran f;\P) — A crowd jp t o a t t ai i c k , a n ml e x A f g t ila c n is ta e csUmotcti-irt•lit 3 U) 4 million'c'clc-, M iiv.lfedlh&i&,*klK(i>ic • vcvolutlori'K-'-ie TvABUL, • ArghanUL.m,Luy u th T o A m e ric a !' g border in prcparntion for an invasinii .Under ai U.N.-mediatedL accord, all lions tii in Ir.tn. M en. wonu’ii wo and cliildron i and evoptuiU aimeime.xution of Soviet troop.lop.s m u st be w ith d ra w n hy O q i’riday, ;i2o i.’uerrilla.-il.S and oth- bmyed' ctK>stK'V' a n d ie y w in d s' * Afghanistan. Wedne.sday.ly. Radio Moscow reported er ui Afghans inel as a lOuncincil to lie- -A h ik fin g 'ddown o fipni Iho Allxin: m In n speech broadcnsln s t on n a tio n al S a tu rd a y the tli last motorized army cide ci the matter bul the*•' Iranian- ____ moufitâs; J to ailond the rally 2 radio, und television, Najib Na :iaid hie unit was witw ith in 12.') mile.4 n f th e Sovi- based b: allinncf’jvnlkrd ni:r~ - ar’mTfuTthe !■ government had receivieived informa- otlwrder. - a;iman-£orI------in ■ tion'Pakistan plannedi firHlHi to Kltack - T hu guorrillaK o rr a ro m>t p a rty tn th e tlic tl; mecuim . ;;aid iratuciayy thei coun:. ._,VHi-£iory.irvihi^purtruiLuLJraui--.. Jalalabad, about 60 m.miles cast of U.N. accordord and want lo overthrow cil ci ^ôllld m e n "in tr.-oI or■ three mi Icadorir Ayatollah liuhollfih Kabul and 50 miles west?est of thc Pak- Najib's goveDvernment when the .Soviets days." d: K lioincini G‘-rvedcei 01} rt b.iclidrop. istftn border. a re ['one. He said efforts lo per.iuacliuie the lra- ' Presidentnl /\ji Khamenei iold Uid "Militarist and roaclio:lionary partie.4 Wilh thele withdrawal deadline ap- • • nian-ha.sedni fjiierriilas nol lo li boycott , rtvdcrfi theiheir naiion is ready for l*i envieflgc Hwallowing ourjur country and proaching, Najib e:îortcd thc th tl e council faiiecl. relationi' wilil wit "every country tliat 9 • turning it into a fifthth province of Afghan peoicople to prolecl their na- "We eanniil expect quickk .solutions d o e sn ’t p loJtagftinstiui.' t t ^ Pakistan," the pre.sidontlent said in hi.s tion’s stiverie re ig n ty . • lo to llui pidblcm of Afghani:n istan," he • i>gj n royo(jyolution rf;ad nloud mjid ; fitro n i'e st a tta c k y e t onn Afghanistan’sA "Say inn one.' voice: 'O iu n trv o r said s; a t a news L'onl'erenc(?. Iran shoiddJ d n^t^t.Gil Gi'Ojit iilLdlirrLiu; Il'lllij- ^ guerrillas fighting NajN a jib 's Soviet- ita r y o f conlonlrolling the guerrillas. be hi tw ee n Ivabiil a n d lhe Soviet So bor- oncpithotfo:■ forth'.* United Stiilcs, • backed government tojo operatec from In Islamnmabad, Pakistan, there ap- der, d( were being disconlinuetled. The rally:ly ar.d otlicrs iicruss Iran ^ - P a k i s t a n . ------...... peared.tu.bij.bc iu> end to the hitter dis- According to the report, mnrkod thehe clinutx of TQ davs of g Pakistan, the Unitedted Suite.s and putes amonlong guerrilla factioas ovur ii'motorized S'lviel unli fravelod eclc-bratlons'OS that began Feb, 1, the Q Iran havo supported ththe guerrillaK, the componlosiiion of a pnivisional Is- tlirough tl a mouniain pass,ss on the drtl- in 107‘079 when Khomeini rc- who began fighting inn 1978T after the lamicDvernraent they want lo S.dang S. Highway. Il did nolol say how turned to'ToTehran in triumph aftor ^ communists took powcr,’er ina coup. In form. many troops were in the unJi'it. ■ir,yaarHme-tl e x ile ., u , t e n d a vys s later, the laft goveni-' lointod by Sliah Molumi- J w o m ee e s t i l l s § t r a g g l l il e q “rS-za Ptilihu'i collapsed. * A f g h am i ^ Khiuneini’s’s Toyolutlnnnriog took | Los Angcle.-} T im e s the vergeL‘ ofol victory after forcing the the tl prospect of goin); homeelo I a coun- power andd pioctaimedp the Islamic | withdrawalval of ,Soviel Iroops. Kakar try ti where lhe change will notin bf wel- republic, PESHAWAU, Pakistkistan ~ For got her reweward — a death threat. come. ci Indeed, the iuiidameilenlalist Is- In Novcniember of that year, fun- ; nine yeara, Tojwnr KalKakar luis been It camee fromf one of thu fundamen- lamic 1: regime that i.sexpeelicledtoUike damentalist;ist.'* look o v e r th e U .S. * over in AfglKinistaii will offiffe r w om en E m b a ssy in Tehran and held 5'2 ^ m H fighting AfghaniGtan’H'h "holy" wur" in Uiiist partiirties in lhe Moujahedeen o | H g g | her own way. rebel ailianiance, and il was one of half le h ss freeduni th a n th e oni?? thati drove Ainoricrtas-lwliot'toge-H-l day.s. . . Kakar, a 40-year-oldsld ichoolteach- a dozen Jettens Jt ih e ha.s rec eiv e d them tl oul. . ■ The rovtovolution lias aurnvod . ..er, .waa imprisoned andind tortured for warning her hi to stop teaching tho "We woiaen have foughtht hard'for ' bloody"inlciilcriiill i)trife",".'rih'-'c-fi'hl-^ Tehran ^ crowds cclcbrarate 10th anniversary' of Ktion>ethl*8 more than a year in Kabul-, the refugee gir:girls that Islam docs not re- the ll freedom of our peoplollo nnd n ur - y c a r r a r ww iitb lm q omi !^the hopTili*...... ruj le : Elanncn- tn fo rc g rirrottnd readst-'Febv-^rlthUhrtb«iiFi a n d E n g lish s a id : children and Etarted etrongcr than over despitpite the struggle.'.. ' Is in this Pak- you do not accept this custom, we been b the shield for the nielieU who car- 'Tho Victortory of the Revolution Afghan refugee girls i • many obytoclcs placed in it ------^------aru goingiftokillyoilA U ------..r. nod on lliisiiolv-war. — Nt'iiAiSafcg[cguatdiiig-l!— ______• J.l^-waX_JJon2lhfilefls.-lh£thf»ri> havo bflfP_!------^ istani border town. “during the liM iu years by t She teaches them thathat, even in Is- The inciticidenl not only uiider.'^cores "Now llial AfghanisUin is returning ICliomeiniini did nnt attend the ral- y the op- clonr signs of aI Bplit, Bpl partictilariy. p re s s o r povr’e rs," h e eaid. lam, women havc righig h ts — all th e th e de ep ideological id' division.'! a m o n g to u the people, why don’t they t think ly, which p<:p<}liee o s tim a t.'d druw 3 I” since the Aug. 20 ccease-firo in the .': Cheerleader Ali H6?i) the role Afghan the rebels',Is', but il also points up the ahout a women's rights','' to •} millionin people.] 'Hk- R8-yoar-old izavnrdi. iran-lraqwar...... more: so bccausc of the known to Iraniari.'? ns "the m in the guerrilla dilemmaI facing the millions of "They are two ferventntly fiiiida- leader reporportediy is in poor health women have ployed in o f Blogftru"." w h ip p e d tlio "mwM r divisive imueiwi is the canr '-. w a r a g a in s t th e &vieLH,;Lh, Afglian reirefugee women who have m n entalisl political p;;rliessin i the sev- ond rorely■ly loaveti his homo in .riia m o o t '*Sp63kor~" _ .into in a frcn?;v .b ^ le a d in g tl; ------Last_weekr-aa-thfi_nijc b o l a .wwr*t-on-4)t-e»-c-}wi>^ — (îvparty-rMlitU-alUuiiaUliiil — nortitlWira) anjftn^-the ; mor t.:-. his deep baritone voice in shoutingsh a n d lh e Uiiile an in- anti-Amcrican slogflna. and voice ;; Iranians stabbed their fwts f in Iran'sI'fi rclitioQs' Wtth Shiite Mos3slems dema lars in arm s and other supppplics, creasinglyy i powerful political fig- . -I . We.starn countriesies and( cnd'ita'scU*' ; More than half of the we:veapons are ure. _the nir j^n time with tlicir r eha'ht of "Marg Bur AinnTi k d ;e m o st fun- K hum cociaci, .speaking from n I:! i n A f g h a nnistan's i polititical future known to have gon.' I the Tlio

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______Sunday, Fcbfuary 12.2.1989 'nmac-Novrt. Twin Rolls,^13. Idaho D-7 ^ — w iim iriB wai— a o w fiiish^âeid^raipi = s t a H e e Jp l e a s e s Wor/d , ânadiaiins tiredi o f U S .. a t t i t u d ei C W o r k m e n iunearth im poro rta ^ hoarci off Eavptian^ g tii t i i e s ^ ______; (m'AWA (AP) - Ruiiiliiging undor tiineWblo' for ththe .discussions, or Foro:iroxample, the Reagun admirlinis- • CAIRO, Egypt fAPAP) — T^'brkmen representent leaders and deities from n tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun Tut Canadian satisfaction with PrcPresident commitments onn thet amount or tim- trationon di id nol o n ce propose legi.n;i.sla- cleaning a heavily traveled ti tourist 7cfryenrir pep rio d th a t e n d e d a b o u t 60000 across the Nile Rii’cr frorfrom Luxor in Bosh's promieo tQ act on acid:id r a tn is in g o f a n y c u tss bn f transborder nir tion lo to strengthen the U.S. fedederal nrea of a fabled'tottemple stumbled B.C., shortly aho before the Persiansn s 1922; a fabulous goldonm t:trove found - a bitter current that aays, "It'aIt's about pollution, Canadada may still have to Cleann A ir Act. across an ancient hoaloard of statues of conquered?red Egj-pt. in tho Nile Delta at TanTanis.Jn 1 ^ : -Utefr.— ------• - - ■' . VT-wftit years beforeore thoro is langibio- Morooro than half the acid rain'in' in pharaohs and gods,. a discovery that Displayila>'ing the find' to-Frcsident■nt and ti dismhntlcd full-siie?iie boat found r Thort also is considerableble reluc- .relief on the issue,ue," thc Toronto daily eaBtemDm Cimadfi comoa from the : ro.'iearcherfi called a potential gold Hosni-MulMubarak on Friday, Egj-ptolo-lo- besid o tho 4,600->-oar-old)ld pyramid i of tanco to get too compiaccnl:ent until Wrote in front-pn|pngo coverage of Uie'ÛnilClT'ciT'SnitcsrTrna-lTnDiimr; inta;------^----- g is t-A[y41a5sairdcseribcdnt-n9-'the ir+ he Pharaoh Ghet>ps4nl%4.-i...... - '------ispeciTics -of Bush's prograi'ram are visit. U.S, eremi.ssion.H o f su lp h u r diox3xide Officials said five,'e s ta tu te s so f a r m o st impim po rta n t o f th e e n d o f th c 20th)th H a ss a n said th e L uxor:or T1 em p le dis- ik ittw n . Canadian concencem aboul the acid and otherothi malerials cause 70 percrcent hnvo been dug up insidoins the famoua century." covcry tumed up by char:hance on Jon. On Bush's first trip outsi(itside the ■ rain, blamed for3r killing some 14,000 of acidicid fallout, according lo the Luxor Temple in Luxeuxor, a Nile River Notableible from thc first half of thehe 22 during routine cleaningaing ofan area .United States sinco his inauguuguration, lakes in the easteiitem part of the coun- Canadicodian government, city aboul-150 m iles1 southHC of Cairo, centuryy arei the discovery of theh e n t th e w estern e n d o f thhe e tcmt pio. :ho promiMd Friday to movei'o quicklyc try. and.dcfoliatinting millions of acrcs Thele programi to control Cnniididian '•'There are otherier statues still iwith-oongressional legislationion to conr of forests, has beebeen a dominant issue emissiojsiona takes full effect iniO'il.•I. buried, and only smalnall.partsofthcni p.— -tfol-acid-rain.------in-relations-with-ith 'tlw U n itw U S to tw — - I lIunk-Mr.-Bush'a.approach llu I iii-u— showing," Saveded Tawfik, chaif- He'also, said after his m m< e etin g s _ for th e past_decada d e. IGO-degJegree reversal in U.S,’ policlicy." man of the Iig>-plinnan Antiquities O t' "I W alk for thee Health o f It " C l u b . with Prime Minister Brian MiMulroney One of BiisH's8 tIjvo official visits to' said MMiich'aelTerley of thb Caruid[idian ' g a n iza tio n .' “We will wil know* more Iition on Acid Rain lobbybying when we dig them up.up," :that the United States wouldluld move Canada as vice presidentpr wag in Jan- Coalitio Monthly Program imada-for-.ilary.19S7, whenin he1 camo to OtUiwa group,ip- He said he expectsicts the statues lo ian accord on thc controversialsial issue, to hear Mulronejnoy's complaints lhal ■; The president's commentsnts on the the United Statestes was holding back Wcc/cdncsday, February 1 5 t .'subject m ark a small step fonfo rw a rd in on acid r a in c le;anup, a n ' .the longstanding environmenilental dis- Frustration grew gn in Canada dur- ' 7:30a,m. : pute between the two countrictries," The ing the eight year;ars of the Reagan ad- Magic Valley Mall Globe and Mail nejvspaperper wrote ministration, whe/hen the pomp of sum- f/o INTERRESn ^:J?bod ^ Court Area= “Sa6irday. ‘ ■" ------m'lt-mcctlngB'prcproduced'vlrtualiy‘n&-" ^ O I S A V I N I . '-"However, without an exaijMCt U,S. results on the isKtBKue. WS t t t ^ " V a c a ti o nIS : for Seniorsr s " ROTECTIONITOO! t i m e - ” m W S L n byGregEdsoion and Diana Rolig, €ontrass mark t SEE OUR SPEC!/IAL PULL-OUT SE(ECTION 4 Ways TTravel Servicc ■i . IN TUESDAY. FEEB.14THTIMES-I ■NEWS Following llic progranam, a nurse will bc availableble awaitinog policy; s h i f t "FINANCIAL. IPUNNING GUIDfBE.” for blood pressurepr screening. ; ^ f r O R ' 3 NOTE - CoCongress h e a rt from NicjNicaragua's economic ; c u to fT milita ry aid to N icaicarnâ's crash nnd the cutcuts the leflist Sandin- f f l PROFIESSIONAL ECOI9N0MIC ^ M agic': Valley Mall fje sfra/id- ista Kovernment:nt says it i.s making in r e i e i s a year ago, and the i ^P F F H SERVIIiCES, INC. ■-xd g uerrilla.arm y is markir,■king time its defense budgeIsc t. ^ ^ | M aagic g Valley Rogionalal Medical Center m a t baecB in Honduras. Two Ti A P "We c an b e nat t them even Itiough r m i i W B m a — ■ journa//st5 spent four d ays y s al . Con- they outnumber■er u s l)ocaii,se w e're ''tr a c a m p s. Here is a report.rt. to u g h e r, tike \vo(■vood. T h ey c a n 't send draftees from theth( cily after as," said ___ i- CAMP CIM, Honduras (AP.l(Al — A "Comnndante CaCaliman,' a battalion - JBB ■ year after tho U.S.- Congresse s s c u l ofT le ad e r, his two 0 silver-framed teeth i military., aid., to . —J flushing, ;N icaraguan / Jackson nnd ' rebels, thc gucr* m j ' 7others said ; rilla army crcat- groups of rebels H ' cd with U.S. as- still infiltrate H sistance is ^HjjlV Nicaragua tie- H i -stranded-in -sn -'-^ ^ E K spite a truce in jH I isolated moun- effect since May. B L.tain valley with- .... but the scale of f l out thc means to the fighting has f l ‘ rigw. tSlSl been drastically ® reduced. ” Oi*, b? A'l*” Its men are Oil keeping up thcir' Tbe Contra en morale with in- |^ - |||| campment now • te a s e .train in g a s _ J spreads for seven • they listen to the APLiMrphotiheto m iles fllong the u _ •'P6W 8-on - t h e - r a -..... ^ , - ...... Yamalen -River 'bldcst'Contra,' Pastor ■ dio a ^ wonder ° und gets larger ^ : what President Rodriguegucz, 78, and 14-ycar-oIi every day as ■ ; Bush’s policy L«opa«ard' wait at headquarter more small ■ ;w iu .b c . . 1 Yamales, Honduras . groups emerge I "If the U.S, doean’t helpip us,I we'll from the jungle,:e. r ; go back to the' early dnys,.takingour tai The camps arare organized by bat- ^V / flH H ^flj^H ■'guns from the ‘piricuacosCOS;—-said talion, nithough:jh so m e a re beginning Contra fighter Donal Severorrano, using lo take on a sett!ettled look; many iiave • ’ V / ' W M m m X m camp slang meaning "arme*med dogs" brought wives■s and children from • M r 9 f l ■ f l f l ^ for Nicaragua’s Sandinistaa army,ai "the inside," A\ fewf w om en w ork a.s ^ f l Far from Contra directoraiarate mem- prostitutc.s, othe:hers have settled into bera in Tegucigalpa or Miami, Mit far rough wartimee relation-ship.s.n from the policy consider^crations of - "The movomi;ment is reinforcing li Washington, the guerrill;rillaa are self," said a fighighter nicknamed ' Pen- a w a re o f w h at th e y c a ll "the "tl' situa- guin," A doclorJr said; nearly GOO chil- lion"' thflV.begnn .when, CongDngress cut djei^ were bon:oni in the ciimp hisl off military aid Feb. 3 ,1 ^?8, . ' • year. " " ■■■ 109O'.CElTr£NHiA ...... Contra troops began to3’move n out The arliculatilate talk idealistically of Nicaragua as their suppli')plies dwin- aboul why they?y figI h t; otliers r a n .say died, most of thcm 'withdmidrav-ing to no more than ththnt they lefi "because O F F I C I A L, TW ■ IN FALIL L S C O U N T i their main base here alongmg the Ya- the piricuacos1 ccf am e." males River, about 10 mileniles inside A few, gcneni•rally amoni’the higher H onduras. ranking, weree membersi of former DE ^ S I G N A\ F L A G! ' 0 3 N T IESTI I Althn'ugh.lbey_£QDliimc_icJi£_opU-.. Nicaraguan died ic ta to r A im stasio So- ^ .-.T iic-Tfw v in .I':ilk_Cuuntv Ccnrcnniiil Ct Flag Comjinm iccee is lookinf^' forfc an official xi mistic.about prospects forbr aid, few moza's army ami ai fought "from day entries received. A w:'.vinncr will he ^ do not know that Bush's emF(mphasison one.” C o u n ty ria;^. [' T hc design wilt■ill hc pickod from en '■bipartisanship" and coocooperation But there atare also bricklayers. anntninct^'X'l] in A pril. T hc Sti!itatc-C cntcnnial CoinMimiission has reqiicsrsrcd that each \'. with the Democratic majnajority in ranch worker.^.T.s. lrucker.s, doctors, k l a lio C o.iiinry i prtnitlc a c(xincîcyflaji to.bc flow n on>n C' apitol Boulevard inir .Boise tlurinf: V' Congress may be a deathIth knell to sharecropperss whov joined when llie hopes for renewal. Sandinista goveivernment tried to force 1990. Tu’i1,’iii Falls (-'tninry's flay will first fly in Buhl\\ ;at cho Statehood Da')ay C e le b ra tio n ■ Few appear disposed to)quil. qi tliem into a coopDoperative. ■ Ju ly 2,. "(Nicaraguan President)ml) Daniel Some said na bfc ro th e r o r fai’bur wa.s Ortega says we are a cada^,davcr wait- arrested or tortortured. and there are ing to be buried. Well,I, here1 ore those who took)ok the opportunily to \.V/ ...... Y'J — ll,000--âdaver8,'-Rlive,—Is a id - Co“ Shpd-«buKivn--parents,, p; family.prob-.-- ---. / i h l H E Ri ' S ’E R I ZZ E : 3 B S mandante Jackson, a membmber of tJie leras or a crimirninal past. general staff who doesn't usous< his real They give lhthemselves nicknames OPENM TO AN Y IDA!M-iO RESlD EmfT OR PAST RE^■ S I D E N T name for reasons of securit;irity nnd es- like "Lightninfling." "Point-Blank," / . ------’ "■«'" 5l=tT iSifS“aaTi^-^M-eas= Like many Contras, Jackjickson takes known as''Gordiirdo" behind,hi.s back. 7 f 7 ...... ' o r d e s i g nciixig y o uLr r f l a g e n tt r y ; ■ F e b r u aJRY t Is T iMI ] E F o r 7f1 • KEEP THIHE DESIGN SIM PLE. • DATELES.ESS. Don't Ity toIo pul ijvurylli'fig you can Hunkink ol on your Thu tl.ig) shShould be iipptop'i;ilL' loday. tomemorrow .ind JD . ^ ------: - - - A f E A'AIRS OF TEHE ------...... - ...... - rnn'T ti'’::' L! tL'CbonT’iiijle ■■ ...... yLM'ii, ioftri(XJ;iy' Si.'iy .-iw.iy'nGm'Ci.fr,-!ri-!rrcr*tronay- and lotnt.iT'..iti Ik'ic.c) ll will b*j TH'.' onginril:il icoGi will bc . ; . j ■ , j los^ ilZ will■ill Ihl.' rn,TnIcnanc(!. i-T ■» IVIAKETHFHE DESIGN HECOGtJIZABlIBLE « DESIGHill £SHOUm HAVE MEANIHGIG . / y E A R ^ You GflOUlCu:a be nbic. lo recogm zp yourur IHag (rom ii AND BEiESYIVIBOUC. I •TrTrrT-.TrTT?TrTir^33*(7T: ------Rhvu mTn?iii'Ofiing for every Color £nî','i..:n when, you purchaslase any Living, Lovingng pel, or pel ;i:L;',!t.1li.C]lalxiv... al Artanifiiir

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'*'\Vhile' many of thetho country's '//. loiiL'tenii prublums remailiiaiii — a per- / L ______; ^ \ S iiS E 't s — _• _— .'TT7~ •isieiit ctiiiitnuiiinl insurutjrgoncy in the ...... — I'liimtry.'ide, rural poverty.Tty n n d a $28 J i i n i V hillion f(ireij;n dcht — llicthe .signs of a n 'p- upturn ahiuind, al least^t iiin urban ar- \ 'r s a i l / Tin- nuiiiher nf touri.sts,.st.s, con.sidek'd \ / a haronieler uf perccivelived staliilily, // :uir|)a';;ed 1 miilinn laslasi year. New >\r 1 4 , ri'-iaurants and ofiice buildings hu ap- ■ almost daily \\ Iirar lo he opeiiini; al: ■ / / / / ( around metnipolitaii Manilaiiila. y "I'lie (irowlti there,e. 'You can .see i L -^ 7 ' il, sail! (Itie w estern diplomat. di' Ilc •V' ------n m.ed fienre^ «li(iwini> lluthat salos are______up I'ur har.'i of siuiji, S anin Mi(;iielt* beer, S e n d y o u r l o ve e a n d a g i ft fr o mn The Paris - it'sst'• s u r e Coca-Cola and cicaceltc;ates — items lhal ei:iii,oniisl:i watch1 laU de.Lerminc to win the hearijrt of your speciaal Valentine. We're 'r e v.'hetlier lower cla.'ises; areat spending ...... t ^ ' 7 _ m ore nuiiiey (iii (joodss classifiedc as offering( gift sugiggestions from allc our departmn e e n t s luxury items, Th'j new atnmspiiere•e h a s been re- aI n d exixa sen/itv i c e s t o m a k e y co u r j h o p p i n g ecuK is ie r . llrcled in ’M anila'.s localil press.p O nly a few months ago, front pages pn of daily tifwîpajieis were filh’dd withv rcport-s . ■. Y;-” .'- ■ of L'oniuiunist iissiissin.sinalioiis and . coil]) rum ors. N o w 'th e new.sn focuses Girls'denim wdklngst5 snorts with clastic waist, aqmjuaroHod cuff shorts an d - mainly on sc.mdals, whic,hiclri)hservers whitewashed trouser■,erstyiojeans.SizesAlsol • 0 unto Levi's chambray pedal-dol- •iaid m a rk s proj'ress fnr fur the Philip- V:. pushers, jumpers andn d b/ousQS in sizes 2-6X. p iiu‘> and shuw s its ptililolitical maturi- ty. ■ L i l . O ne ciiiUri)ver.\v herelere concerned llie I’iiilippine Senate's■s plan| to buy ' V ' ’•[/' ‘ ' M iiiiportud luxury ToycI'oyota autom o- r \ Tibrc^dory designs to more biles anti 22 locally tisstissembled cars New springtime dross(esses with lovely lace and emi lor the personal use nfif ttbe 23 sena- tallorod and classicc styles.st', From her favortte n omos m hko Eooon West. NancyV • toi -, Heporl.'i of (he phinninned purchase AGomp6mentk^r^v^Ras&td£iK/^&i£ Johnson, Jessica McC'IcCHntock. Ciuesandmore.1. Good C selection of jumpsuits.ulls. priivfiked public nutrai;eii;e in inform al too. •urvi'vs ami letter' tolo newspapers.i "^îUiming^tooa/^sCa radio station tlireateiied to stonele -law m a k ers i'aui;ht driviiin in the cars ■i(& sSÔ .OO ; . i'hat Hcuidnl falloweded annlher; that Funandstyiishloweliy■ e^, bctts and scarves. pJus aJ Ibright array of socks. NowV ...... h^d renntnrrr-under firefire for giving - - ’Jogsults wilh short skxsves: tooX). lhemH•lvl•^ $900 each1 inir ('hristnuis (At ' shiyDon fo f spring joQ !:iinuM-s. W hile tbe amouni ai was •mail, th e iK'tiun aiiRertRered m any in :liis cLiniry, w here 70 percent pe of the 7 2 m ii& 'ra (■■unilalion lives below'W the ))overty imV l.ijt v.here s.'iiaiorIlors, 'many of N ew spring c o o ftfinates n o i from V/oolrich featuringig allcotton pants, skirls, shorts)orts. v,-liom ,tre m illionaires,s, eenjoy sjiecial shirts, sweaters andd T-shirlsT-. In a wide r o n g o of styltyles aiid coiors Including bdgioiight - -^led.Jodo. khaid. fernyrn 1and coral. AJso from IVoo/rf^rlch. 1C0% raw silk blouses,.pants pa Wiili c,iu|) nttfn>pl>■ now no a thing of a nd skirls in sand ana3 n d cororPrfCBd1rcm-23.COHo^C ft O .— ------iiiv.'.tt-en-fivt— ------BiightorKibeQuSitUspdn.ying coofdixsles tiom / w (a\'o v o ri/e no7)& s Iko Koiol and■nd . :o 'am -i As7?cvIKi;^c'o’ ------w cST pant Orv,1th It-, Irt or long sleeve blouso wtth scscarf In a flower print. HotPnlP nk. • aid '1', odoru Ihn'wiu., the tin president's to d ^ . t)c.fs.'p. camix>loolo, pcnty ond bra In fom entntic red. Sizos5.M.L Coo(driating T-shirt o Ijfi-s ..etTi'lary "Nohoijhody's talking White and Bright BlueI'uo, al«in! coijp- nnvaiore,, ihey'relh talking ,M v/.ko,'ii>----'-'- •

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