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G o o d m[Ql^M c NG ^ • • VCity addoptsthigherr M u nligolflfees.. W e a t h e r w as o n die dxort end c f SSnn& 'bfay:îVni£erstan]a n n w a t d i ^ 19970« rwmiaro Brock It ones discussssed ”vote. *êasgp y a a p la y i t&EDa^ Wednesd^d^.CIotufyw ith ine»«w nw ittB f______. . . b u t n o t mcTniiiifipnTtT.^ rilc c o n se , 3 ^ t 2 dtaso e cf snowrtinsafcmoon, ti: — daihr s r e e n s f e e p e o p le a i s IF I Fik «'1 lin in g TH ep ^ mtonight-Highs T _nTWIN FALLS - Golfers who h e a rin g b efo rere council in g g f a r it. at public h *'H ie z n m u s e oX. tn s OD a r Z S . P a ^ A 2 >«=•e up ai the dty’s munidpal I sesr3S.L(Msnear □urse next year will have to ;d on season-pass rates y yc o u ^ c n j d jta y io r at,’" l E l * SSSSZSZta COUI the biggest back-dooi)or deal I’ve ny,focused < COU{niigh up an extra dollar-or two, for «nior■ dtizensd and “haul-on’* said. sai e v erseea- €317 r three - for every'round after a privately owned golf He ^ u r g ^ d ie SD ■ S B Jay Lanting noted tharrthe I council fees for pr ;i»agmi SOd Hf*!D ■ M a g i c V a lJ l . E Y S:ity n Croundl meeting Monday iblic testimo- carts. se i ^ s tbat ended with a funousous did not take any publ cards” for a lim rtn d maaioe sd: ATwinFais ^ >cal n y o n the proposal On Mond:nday, the coundl voted ca 'faoH ^cfiai^ ongoe-lashing from an avid local Tomtds—s t a ^ isc a n n i. ■ ttt The City Council1 P a g e B l a ta ner differed substantial!;illy from th e gested it the g reen s & esinosaae. ass«sn s ' 1 teSiba. sailaid Greg Lanting. a former ^y night. On “ It isnn’t ’t equitable,” said gr me]a e m b e r of tb e d ty ’s Planning [ the testimo- Councilmarnan Tom Mikesell, who 7\s3ssseemr,a>ss I Santa Clayst andmd Commission. “This ii ss.Tl^fbS"ot; I Rupertwom an 1 creaôIdK ris [TION T T r r n g le i n h e r _ _ , C h r i s t mAAS T R A D I1 — 1 Pravel o w n m o l d . ____ PageBl ^ uinravel? '

il' G hiiscm asstD n S>O K T S c )nn f a a e s b a O ?? : The ongoing could producee ixnt Lions coach n a y hsnre ended HI vidi die season | P |L ||| QH slushy hi^w a^l a y s iaaEcandsca B TDaTDiT D c B te a ______PageD l ■ I TSn n s FAULS - Besny snay>ao w o cty ' s^dBCisDetrd s o a a i^f^31Tg!Eke- not going to agree:e to ly insignificant, Housi ly to hear a fa r lessSS f:favoraible intcrprsa- \crash ^ . near PPaul Section C jfor open heariirings V it.” M . Cole, l i e W adM H S- ~ Canatfe, 'v^\( House Democratra tic tion w hen Jam es 2 Money— ,.-1-4 □nior ton white-collar-crimrinie annm ^ ■ .vV Whip David E. Bom dto oversee die pnibe. L 4 Mutual t a d s i 3 1Tba Washington Port______■'■•f of Michigan. GinJing- the ethics p an d o O u o i i n mfrm______rich’s chief politictical presents his reconmunmen dininTis. _ — 5 Legal notices ...4 Republicans’ - armot easily wxrte on . • ..ftfttfe. |qTTi*rl WASHINGTON — T he Rt 'antagonist, is demnand- ar ' Republicans canr TPATTTT -«MiTinpgBdtad.B:g-toai It resolution of I S e c t i o n 5_-Classified—48 e desire ( for a swift and neat rt ing the ethics commnmit- Cole as politically/ hostile Iw i o G i n e ° ^ « * ,nnfTTtf» am fl o n s e i £ ai C3S&as&of acci- House Speaker Newt Gingin g rich ’s con- cn to they have anackedked Boriitff’s mcaives. ^SoOs aster tS s S sa ma^xr stownmestDnitaf — tee hearing be open sa id tiie y •M.ill p r e s s ao . fcsscd ethical breach befois f o r e th e n e w NmrtGlnfingrich th e public. “It ought;ht to A nd D em ocrats saic 6ie iGOBir B ract ^Cjssiaarai. fi" 1 and votesona . , . . . ninendaiiansaodiesab- “■1 SecSoaA 7 SecUonD iCongress convenes Jan. 7 anc en hearing so tlie Americani piTmr TTTi fftnsm enhi fcamn n rrn ifident quick TêHou ihnson, R-Caim^ dm r- ^ !■ Worlct------5 ^GOP leaders are confid ;rs have cautioned it mightIt inot Rep. Nancy John; ia a EnflBy afiBnnoB car a action will produce m ild sanctionssai and ^d othen ers to man of th e ethicss o cr n m in tte e , an am S , s 'U s s t oE B a r I3&1984^ Dodge Movie------5_ dl as speaker. te po^blcjie for the pand’s 10 members the A ssociated 3*ress ' ^ ■3 the reflection of Gingrich est the ch ^ e s detailed in a 22- interview with tht im a cmz(£ w&ile'iile- dcTving us have vowed fuUy digcs a t w h ile s h e i o p e d d i e _ OputfcuT------6 But some House Democrats 1 tem ent of Alleged Violationn ppre- Sunday n ight that •» FzixS am stace EEgfcway && 25v 2 nminee’sdelib- page State ■ H tfcarslid 10 slow the pace of theconup f an investigative subcommitinittee committee couldactprom act pay,'^\«5 m111 II11II TTiT^nn j i ffiLTTi.’ff rp fin rt.B e ‘ - g ...... - blicans, if they pared by i have rwo weeks, in tt ^ A cratioos and force Republic )mmend an appropriate penamalty hard when you hai jr r rtp c trh^ ,||liB mDI> 0 I g ‘ rtara/West__LS ich as speaker and recom choose, to re-elect Gingrich he 105th Congress gathers earlyea with major holidays.sys." o:irTjtTTir lA^nTfill.nnnS. brfore his ethics case has beenbee resolved. before the Most of the comr g ie n ib e r s a n c A p z s s a a i p s d k n ff^dzLuen di by ^ nth. i , ^ “Tlie Republican strategy;gy has been to nt^mont) id th e not planning to rctuictumtodieiajnnilimnl _ trg SgyfinA calli^nWprf with, T I P B C T 7 E R Saturday, Gingrich signed i ^ SectiooB ctnll the investigation for• twtwo years and Last 5>a ed he after the Jaru 1. “T^‘They’rescanEiedttdie ^SuuuQi'^ o s ; sgihum s tfiee cacar around 1 in two weeks,“ subcomminittee’s report and admitted ,fTr>^J 1UiprrS‘.11IUlfl '■ I g L o a ! ------1-3 p i r r o n ' now thcy want it resolved in vided untrue infonnation, ababoui four winds,” explam meassssBOA.a u a tP ^ K L - ; 5WMMIUC a n aide to the House Dcmocnocratic leader- had provii I H B QbituafesJ— 2 the collegijge course he taught that wa;bvas a t aide. j— y Connnunity— 4x.J jjsT\*â^.. eep snoiw, easel TT- Fierce SierraJ sttorms dllump de ' KNObllF “We call it the Bermudaia Triangle1 because people I M S U ^ I S H o lid a y travevêlers face seem to get lost in there a lclot,” said Nevada County j — C W A P I ^ sheriffs dispatcher Jan M'McHugh. “Whenever the weather and the visibilityty iget bad, people terul to srs missing become disoriented and loslose their way." j p H Hhopping d a y trouble; skier Slick, congested roadwa:ways pbgued motorists on WM fl Christmas TbatoodgtedPrm ______Interstate 80 over Donnericr Summit. 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Highway 50 over Echo Summit wasIS expectedc to reopen later RENO, Nev. — A fiercee stormsti th at dumped more Monday after being dosci)scd since early Saturday. t^nn 8 feet of snow in thehe Sierra Nevada deared The highways connect SaiSacramento, Calif., to tbe Wl Nevada’s state govern- I Monday, but dosed down 1 Reno-Tahoearea. ment and caused rough slC'sledding for thousands of “Fm from Norway andi ttthis is the worst road coo- gover.the mountains, ditions Pve ever seen,” sailsaid Lars Sandven of Bdse, IS lK Il holiday travders heading on As i e storm douds broke,brc authorities began while cn route to GeyseiseiriU e, CaUf., on 1-80 to gAarrhing for a fathcT andnd soni from San Francisco, spend Christmas wilh relatdatives. e Monday triggered a mass who disappeared in the Aornorm after setting out on a T he retum of sunshine J „ some of whom had b e«I ______IM o j a J s : cross countiy ski outing in tth e L ake Tahoe area on exodus of travelers, sor sti^ded in Reno since thethe storm began Riday. $ 5 til affic o n 1-80 was backed up U U ,|bairjaia)kBG tenlm r n m V m tm James Augustino, 48, mand d his son, Harley, 18, dis- Sacramento-bound traffi lews Classffieds. for about 12 miles from th'the California line tt) RenoI ; aJ*nowtamSw«»anffl»wi J t e l t e a n a . appeared nrnth of Doiuvbtier: !Su]junit in an area that on Monday morning, causausing ddays of up to four h a s claim ed th e lives oif f aat least two other cross OiHy 1 9 3 1 , Ext. 1 countiy skiers in recent yeayears. hours. • bICTHS i k ttntedfDbar

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^ ] W e a t h e r ^ ------"■ ~ _ Acrossthej;: NATION______1 K q r e c a s t __ - 1 , snow (X)at Midwe;ifest as sto rm o v er SiSierra eases 2 Magic Valley Ice, Sl that was movins toward westeis te m ^ Winter storm watch tonightight and Christmas. Cloudy toda; Minnesota in a band th ■ with a chancc of snow in thele aJafternoon. H i ^ in the mid 30sio l TTM AlMCllrtwl P r w Wisconsin. . jvada ' South wind 10 to IS mph. Tonironight and Chnstmas snow likel; iround Snow tapered oft[ i;in California's Sierra Neva; — ■ thunderstorms and cold grot lg the «» possibly hcavy at times. Snmjnow changing to or mixing widridi A combination of th .while after a storm piled up more than 8 feet dunng tl rain during the afternoon. LowsLot in the mid 20s to die lowe spread icc across Missossouri and Kansas Monc^y, wV P 30s. Highs 35 to 40. The ultravcniviolet index forecast is 1, a tnir Ithem Minnesota and bittery ccold weekend. cross- ol lowifCWefw U r I snow fell across southi Rescuers searched1 rnear Reno, Nev., tor two m i imal exposure IcvcL spread back into the• wiwestern Plains, disappeared in the stomi. TheyThi b / City, country skiers who di Extended regional foiforecast Ousting wind uprocrooted trees in University C IT WASH d - 3 . storms pounded southwest*estern were last seen Friday. ■niuisday and Friday arcaireal of valley fog and baie othotter- Mo., and thundersto ' ncv., the last car ot i^ tratra lk ’s „ stem Arkansas, At Blue Canyon, N heavy y, wise cloudy with a chance of vvalley rain and snow and moui Illinois and northwestc ring in Califomia Zephyr westhound « train denuled m hea' rpcr teens to die upper 20s. High made for treacherous drivmj No one was injured. tain snow. Lows in the upper ‘8^ Freezing drizzle ma isouri, snow Sunday mght. Nc in the mid-SOs to the midÔs. Kansas and western Missoi round U m uch of e a ste rn Ka; Many roads remamiined closed in the Sicm aaw Saturday areas of v o Ucy ^ fogf and haze otherwise parti ^ snarling moming traffiiffic and svramping police. 'a, and Nevada Gov. Bob MillMiller It in the 20s. Highs in die 40s. w blast the Lake Tahoe area, cloudy and wamer. Lows in tl To th e west of theB bbd t of rain and ice, a new b iployees in C arson City to0 stayst: c t«s the told most state empl - C a m a s P ra irie , W ood o d River Valley of arctic air sent tcmpc(iperatures plummeting across^ c might and Christmas day. Qoud the way to northwest Texas.'is. The home Monday. Winter storm watch tonigl western Plains all the i4 to36 Farther north, snow)W showers w ere likely overr eaeast- ^ ■ loday'wiihachanceofsnowe3w especially during die aftemooi ahoma City dropped from 54 1< tem perature a t Oklahc cm W ashington, withth accumulations of 2 to 4 inchinches c Highs in the lower 20s; to the lower 30s. Tonight -i-yan in one hour during theJie moming. ns and 8 inches in the Cascadesides, M possibly heavy ot times ch a n ^ ithern in the Blue Mountains Christmas occasional snow pc Light to moderateate snow fell across south a to rain in the lowest valleysys duringd the afternoon. Lows fro: the mid teens to the lowerr 20s.20 Highs in die upper 20s toidle d — — T1-MPER/\TURES ______i: upper 30s. ------Max Min PiPcp fl I Twin FbH» I 35 J B Treasure Valley The AccuWealher*fc•forecast for noon, Tuesday. Z Al'Albuquerque SO 34 Winter storm watch tonighnight and Christmas, Cloudy todjjday I----- 1— _ with a chancc of snow or rainrail in the moming then a chani K ; I I ::.22 , Chicago 52 37 T of rain in the afternoon.. HighsHi in the mid 30s. Southcag la«3i waral# t^h l«rpo«turo ier>«»S lof * IDallas 76 61 e i <££i:-i wind 5 to 10 mph. Tomghtght snow likely possibly hcavy Denver ^ 18 •• ,stmas moming snow likdy possib Pl e>M)y Ckuff times. Lows near 30. Christm Dos Moines 17 17 '.bi .1 TZ heavy at times c h a n ^ g to rrain during the afternoon. Hig Dcuoil « 33 . .40 •; vÂuoaM i'’tM imro/ô_____ — in the lower 40s. Honolulu , 7b • .38 m-lnfaiMtloflnottirilUbU Houston 80 67 .. — Sawtooth Mountainstins indlanopoUs 56 i34 Winter storm watch tonijonight and Christmas day. Ooui Kansas City 27 27 .. A T .MANAC ------today with a chance of snowIOW espedally during die aftcmoc US Vegas 57 ^ • Highs in the lower 20ss to th e lower 30s. Tonight ai LosATEclos 67 48 . Idaho T m n Falls Christmas occasional snowIW possiblyp heavy ot times diangi: Memphis 67 s a ,‘04 .' Pcp to rain in the lowest vallc>-s}yt duringc the afternoon. Lows frc Miami Bcach 78 W .. Max Min ■cp Pcp Max Min PC{ :r 20s. Highs in the upper 20s to t MllwauWee 39 m‘.55 02 Yesterday 30 29 .02 .O: lhe mid teens to the lower 21 Minneapolis 23 15.43 Qoisc 38 25 .02 ..... upper 30sr Quficy , 33 12 tr. tf. la sty e ar 33 11 .... NewOfleans 76 so .03 E a s te r n I d a h o NowYoik 46 37 FoiftielO 27 18 28 .28 Normal 40 21 .o: Winter storm watch toniglmight and Christmas. Ooudy tod Oklahoma City 54 W GooOing 33 21 .35 Precipitation with scanered snow showeriwers. B rcay with areas of blowipwing Omaha 10 10 Hogcrmon 39 29 .15 ! 30 to 35. Southwest winds 15 to Phoenix 64 4 | ■ Monin to date; 2.44 2.4- and d rifti^ snow. Highs 30 “ S SBsmsL Pittsburgh 57 Jb Idano Falls f S 21 .06 Itmas snow Ukdy possibly heapr Normal mo. to date: .88 .81 mph. T oni^t and ChnstiM Portland. Mo. 34 28 "oi . Jeromo « 33 25 .06 4.78 times. Breoy with areasI of 1blowing and dnfong snow. LaLows -r-w - " t " Water yoar to date: 4.71 COU) WA/U> STATICATIONAJtY______0 1988 AeeuW»flir>«i. l"c PonianO. p Oto, 45 Jb.51 Lewiston 41 26 tr. tr. Normal year to date: 2.8^2.83 in the 20s. Highs 30 to 35J WeWednesday. Reno '»'» 26 St. Louis , 6 5 50 !35 , Molad 29 m ...... N o r t h e r n I d a h o El ES E3 E3 S .01 Malta 34 10 .07 .07 Comfort factors onight and Christmas, Cloudy toct«i.y h " 1 g -; g swow ICC aww I'T. aouor aooor | Salt « Lahc City 42 30 Winter storm watch tonif jhsin wow IOW sHCwtfls RAINa‘ Tstonus fLvnxiCS lec Son Francisco 56 ' McCall m m ...... Humidity at 6 p.m.; 78®Jf'- p with a chancc of snow cspcespecially in the aftemoon. lUghs • ■ "ia wind increasing to 10 to 20 mphph by ' Seattle 4 i 35 • , Pocatciio 30 11 ;0G .05. Oaromelcr at 6 p.m.: 29.2‘).24 R the mid 30s. Sou*east wm Spokane 28 19,05 Pollen count: Roports ended : occasional snow possibly heavy Salmon 21 7 ...... late afternoon. Tonight oc< \Washington 54 J / for this season. times. Lows in the mid 20s>0s tto the lower 30s, Christmas mo LOWS ______Stanley 26 0 ...... tapering to scanercd showers in' i ° i H i G H S & U 11 coufi».r ing snow or rain likely Son Valley 30 13 .11 afternoon. Snow level 4000:XX) feet. Highs in the upper 30$. Idaho: High. 40 degrogrccs at Panna; Low, 0 degreesa atai Stanley. : McAUcn, Texas, Low, 25 bdowowatBdgradc,MonL t ^ Nofthem Nevadala Nation: High, 94 at M pOADlNl-ORMA'nON<_____ ,! Highs g KWVA-|1CH ____ Mostly cloudy today.. SoSouthwest wind 10-15 mph. Hi, near 35. Christmas eveE andon Christmas Day partly dou For current road conditions,,caU call ■ Sunset today/ 5;C5:09 p.m. Lows near 20. Highs nearIT 35.3' F or MORE: nrNFORMATlON these numbers: Boise, 376-8028;028; orrow 8:08 a.m. Shoshone, 886-2266; Pocatello,110,233- 2 & Sunrise tomorro 1 idatVHF.FMlG2.4or:G2.S5 ;: Full, D c c 24; last quarter. Ja^ n . 1 ; Northern Utah al Weather Scrvicc radio band ai 6724; Rigby 745-7278; Utah 801- L ^ Lunar phase: Fl r. Highs lower 40s. Tonight dou 23. The Internet address for Idali[daho Transponation new, Jan. 8; firstfirsi qu a n cr. Ja n . 15. Mostly cloudy today. H 964.6000; the Elko, Nev,, area,ea,702- 7 \\ Lows lower to mid 30s. ChristmasChi Day mostiy doudy. Hi Department road repccports is: httpy/www.state.id.us/iius/itdTitdhmpghtm Visible plonetEMa: Moming: Mors, Venus. t index forecast is 1, a minimal cj 73S-8888______Evmng: Jupiter,tcr, Saturn. Mcrcury. mid 40s. The ultraviolet inc sure level. . Sasanta receivess flight d earanJice H oDStage5 dranma drags ono The to operate below ththe 1,000-foot a n con. Travel— W,WASHINGTON (A P )-T l Peru (AP) — Freed cdovm to a munber they can and minimum flight levelvei, and inspec- LIM A, 1 .linister Corttlnued from Al suggested callingca individual air- fligl;light plan has been filed at s appealed M onday for a ttrol," Japanese Prime Mini anta tors said he has beenen checked out hostages a told ' 2e ice condi- line companianies for further infor- officffidal d earan ce given for Sar ted end to Pern’s standoff 1Ryutaro Hashimoto ment in which we see i E ve in tricky rooftop Iamanding maneu- negotiated To th at I matioiL Cnaus’ lat annual Christmas E with lefti!iftist rebels holding 140 ireporters in Tokyo. “To i ' tions form.” light, the Federal Aviatution vers. _ extent, the tensionn has Monday afternoon,I, roadsrc were Monday,y, Boise Municipal fHg] las been issued Latin Amcjncricanand Asian VIPs. | ^dministradon said Monday. Santa’s sleigh has increased.’’ mostly wet, while visitisibility was Airport ruminways were dear for Ada I number, N- The capcaptives got water, food, i Acting in the spirit ot the h(holi- th e sp e c ia l ta il r Hostages released S Sur unday cloudy. Because futureire road con- takeoffs beeecause of warm er tem- Ac ^ t. d e a n T-shi■-shirts and underwear but lay, th e FAA gave him dearanance HOHO, for the fUght. night expressed relief, butDut wor- ditions are tough to pnpredia, call peraturcs in thei afternoon. day, th e goververnment made no real i ried about the 140 who remacmaincd the Idaho Transpnsportation. However,:r, arrivingi flights from concession:ions. J Department urges tratravelers to snow-plaguetued areas such as Reno, In redi)2ducing the number of 1Iwhind. They also recounted an odd call 886-2266 to get: roroad condi- Nev., and Spokane, Sj Wash., con- £>Road ____ hostageses by1 freeing 225 people imes daily. ' tinued to bebe delayed, said Lloyd ? night, the rebels seeming- ending to th eir captivity,f, sayingsa tions, updated four time injury acddents cor:onsidcring the Sunday nj lick hugs [so are tough Hayes, airpo:p o rt operations spedal- ContContinued from Al igthened iheir position. some rebels had given quick Airplane delays also road condidons outIt there."t 3ort officials ist for the airport.au andmd off the road. I fact that they’ve released to somo of th e departing hosthostages to predict, and airpon ions Temperatures hoveredho below The fai perience Thought : driving conditio rds of the hostages means — a sense of shared experi acci* freezing all weekenlend, and eight two-^rds felt by the captives, too. wwere er challcn^g, the fatal ac inketed m ost of in effect;ct that they’ve pared it R o a d C O N D IT IODNS N ______dent was the only seriousI oone inches of snow blanl ------den :e in the Mini-Cassia area htdn-Montana linc,,icy ove3ver the weekend. Police cpected through ■ ; BOISE (AP) — TfThe Idaho drifts; Ashti Minidoka and Cassia countnties More snow-is expe msponation spot^snowfliI flcxjr, drifts. M*'' 0 car Christmas Day. Temperatures,Te V_JU1 Department of Trans; — Idaho Falls.Wyoming resjresponded to more than 40 < 3 lf _ ____ M onday reported snowo w a a o s ..h e however, shouldlid warm up :n snow fUor, snow floor, acdacddents over the weekend. he day to m elt Continuedled fromAlf lhe red and the long-termm defidtd state. Blackfoot-Arco, broken “That’s not even countinglg all enough during the linor some of the snowfallfall. passes forfor ouH)f.towners. stands at S107,000. : Idaho 21 is closei , drifts. che litlle slideoffs and mir can bc - f . - >■> “orteS don’t Warming daytintime tempera- Higherier fees are needed to pay Part of the deficit ca: avalanches. Road condiinciiDons. IdahoSlI — — Snow floor. fender feni benden that people dc explained by the wide varitvariety of heriff tiu-es are not a goodK)d trend. When for a varivariety of improvements at U.S. 9S — Plumnm m cr-Cocur U.S. 9 3— - 1Nevada line-Twin Falls, report," rep M inidoka County She courses available to Magicjc Valley\ d’Alene, broken snow» noor,fl drifts; „c;TwinF«Falls-Carey, wet, broken pg^, the mercury falls> belowh* freezing the dy ^ course.c The roost (jxpen- Paul Fries said. e covered \vith a siv e item itei is converting the golfers, said'Gary Evans,ans, city Coeur d’Alenc.Sandpoi)pomt, broken )r; Carey-Arco, broken The .p bulk of the acddents;hap- h at night, roads are Cl is; Sandpoint. j, course’s;’s irrigationi system from finance director. With a surfsurfeit of snow floor, rain, drifts; 1 r; Arco-Salmon, icy spots, pened on high-traffic roi•oads slick sheen. broken snow le ice on lop of city drirIrinking water to canal courses, local golfers don’iDn’t pack Canadian border, bro ow floor; Lost Trail Pass, between Rupert, Paul, Heyb/bum “If we get some floor, snow floor, snown broken snow floor, snow these snowpacked;ed roads, we’ll water;•; other < improvements the Muni to capadty. and Burley, Fries said. about 60 \Vhitebird HilJ, wet; Whi; S b K £ 1 and see plenty more accacddents,” Fries indudinging reseeding fairways and “We’re operating at abo icy spots, snowing; GrGranEcville- ' 755 .— Shoshonc.Ketchum, “We “ did have the fatality, i have to realize re chains advised. — Icy spots, drifts. rOWtUAlLb In te rs ta te 84 — Oregon Or line- liiho28-,8 — Dry, icy spots. 1 5 13 17 27 29 snow floor; pl , o 1 olph Miller from Wilder won Caldwell, broken sr ^ ril. NUMMRs 4. I XheTuTuncs?fa^9 StS?100 playing C a sh C fiarm sr. Caldwell-Nampa area.ca. wet; Boise ______T T h c T m c s ^ b w MONDAY. DEC. 23 NUMSlUMSERS arca-Mountain Home,, wtwet, icy spots; I )n’t forgol to buy your tickots 23 WTOOTH . ftday for the drawings on Mountain Home-BurBurley, wet; nAmnrlem ber the needy ^MOVIES ^ Burley-Utah line, wet,vet, icy spots, nemer SKI LINE ^ ^ bocomber25lh; snowing, drifts. throuflughout the year, Wt^n mcevAiil’r Ji“- n t rPORT * ^ Powarball $45 Million seshoe Bend- _ • _ rl-West LoHo $440,000 FRIDAY. OEC. 20 SVrtEPSTiIPSTAKES Idaho 55 — Horses t only during the 2 4 4 0 2 Donnelly, wet, broken:en snow noor, ° i^ 5 4 4 Ha avi v o a M srry Donnelly-New Meado'idows, broken Chllaristmas season. 1 hcTimesNevTO ThcTcTtm esM cvw snow floor. « LU iS Idaho 21— Boise-IdalIdaho a ty , wet, • I------icy spots, broken snowow floor, Idaho per week. Oul of stale rales: dailyly and interstate^! AMUSEMENT THlHEATRES City-Lowman, snoW flo h« THAT 5C W G ^ an error. Inadvertentent omission of q „ h c rnipQon r l i races the word “not” altererorcd th e mean- designated a* Ihe day of the Veek on w ASA:>J/7he 0S£ 1 delivery: daily and Sunday. $3.50 legal noiices will be publlihcd. ing of u sentence. c; Sunday only. $2.00 per week. 0 ^ 1 rHz A^HpeACO.'^ Postm aiier. pleate *end chang 7DL/7M= ^ O U T . 'k The story shouldi hihave said th a t Ktiptioni’fiiujt be paid in adwmcc addfet* | form to: P.O. Box 548. Twin 1 no crops in IdahoI w» «dd uined. Mail rate*: All Idaho rate*: IdalIJaho 6330). be infected with:h th e fu n g u s notmainuin . tf 7 n daily andd SSunday S4.00 per week, daily CcpyrisWOiW K o m o lb u n t 50 p« week, Sunday only S2.30 /IgWicWy regretststhccrror. tl

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N a t io n Presider:nt makinjlg first offire dig^ng - r in. “I’ll have to run a1 cccouple ' miles tomorrow.” I Before his mess hal Clinton visited the basbase’s Key Volunteer Center and wnwrote an e- mail message to Col. EEm erson Gardner, commander of ithe 26th M arine Expeditionar;lary Unit, which was pulling intouo Trieste, Italy, Monday. tftm “Thank you and all yoi P-MlKrt ClintoInto easts luch wtth Marines at Campimp lLe]eune near Jacksonville, N.C. for your service to our c Clinton gingerly tappip p e d o u t. Monday. “Merry Christmas and.n d H appy eune is home to the knowlows w e’re w orking h a rd ou□ut New Year to all of you." e Expe^tionary Unit. there,ere.” Gen. Charles Kxiilak, < the 2,000-plus M arines CliiClinton was to return lot.ate d a n t of th e M arine Coi “ 'Ied D ec 19 found th eir Mondonday afternoon to the Whit flew to North Carolii inod by h u r r ic a n e s Housiouse, w here he and his famil Clinton on Air Fore id Fran that struck planan to spend Christmas. HIf praised the president™ , to r .h e ans to leave D ec 30 for Hilio IE olina while they w ere plans visit. causing an estimated Headead, S.C., for Renaissanc “ I t ’s im p o rta n t totn i,< Tt’< overseas, cav eekend, an annual iniellectut com m i* S49 million™1 in damages. The 230- Week always good to have the > le base is still scarred reire*treat, and on New Year’s Daj der-in-chief sec the jf downed trees. (hele Cciiintons are scheduled to g edge,” h e said. srs'LfJ 1 St. Thomas in the Virgi ;i. Jo el D over, 31, o t Jo St In advance of Clintonton’s visit, lands for a brief vacation. Thehey ■ ■ ; the Marines strung; ujup festive Flint, Mich.,I., s said his home “lost a trees,’’ in the hurri- arere totc retum to Washington Jaii n lights, cleaned the bas*base and its couple of tn I his family was fine, streets especially• wellw and canes, but h Before leaving Washingtoi iiis daughter. Cameron, worked double limeme in the includinghis linton engaged in some lai is wife, Miriam, two : y kiichen to prepare foror thet presi- born to his hristmas shopping. late •, dential chow line. weeks beforeore he returned. ppy to be back,” said ; After eating with MMarinesj on “I’m happ: ing among several hun- ^ general alert for missionsions abroad, Dover, sittinj ^JoinVsFof^ Clinton addressed tretroops who dred Marinrines invited to hear peak. “It’s a long six ^ Christmas recently returned frcfrom a six- Clinton spei a __ ; month deploymentn t to th e months. Thi;rhis visit by the presi- !^j Mediterranean Seaea and he dem is justest one more thing to be Day Dining out. It’s nice to see he ^ thanked them for iheirleir sacrifice. happy about 1 1 a m - 7 pm I . Storm-rav!vaged areas g^ e t r e lie f NORTH’S W A SH IN G T O N ((AP) — Douglas ancind Lane counties in President Clinton ordi)rdered fed- Oregon, liithit by flooding, land CHUCKWAGOI P] eral agencies Mondayday to send and mudi slides,s wind and Drms betw een Nov. 17 1839 Kimberiy Road. Twin Falls aid to help areas recoecover from severe stom T severe storms lastIt n m o n th in and Dec. II11.. j P ennsylvania and Oregtregon. ' F ed eralI money ir also is avail------The disaster reliellief will bo able to elig:ligible local govern- I available to individi/iduals and menisonaca cost-sharing b asis to I local governmentsts i in T io g a rep air or replacere| damaged pub- | County, Pa., struck-bk-by severe lie facilitiesies and fix hazards. • a thunderstorms, hightl w^vinds, rain and flooding the weel/eek of Nov. 8-15. It also will be of I are open today i local governments. ”s" " c o o s ‘', 11:30-2:00 pm - m for lunch. ■ .A f l I L e p ro sy nm ay ^ 4:00-9:004:1 Pf^ A ■ for dinner. ■ b e tre a te:d d 1 J:Zome celebrate j CflCfirisfnms Eve “ • WASHINGTON (AP]AP)-ANcw A- wltfi us. A Jersey pharmaceuiica[ical company has applied for a fedeederal.license to treat a painful formDrm of leprosy - I with thalidomide, ththe sleeping A pill blamed in the 19511950s for caus- - ^ ‘ T I S T H E babies. A % ing birth defects in 1212,000,( Ceigene Corp. off \VW arren, N.J. “ S E A S O N T C IE 2 PM 8 Blue L ikes B lvd. N . A URCHASEE BEFORl ly that it was ^ announced Monday i Phonc 73W 400 ^ ood and D rug “ *' SAY 0 PI applying to the Food II Administration forir a new drug 1 L O V E Y O G application for thalidoidomide in the DELIVER UP TO 25!5 lema nodosum I WE’LL D treatment of erythem W I T H leprosum, a painful1 inflammationin “ AND associated wilh lepros^jrosy. JEWELRY. The company saidid iti also plans . l i OCATION • to file a new drugg applicationa ■ J ' ^ i LES FROnMANYLI early next year to0 useu thalido- • B J The holidays are MIL mide for the treaimctment of wast- H j^ .^ the perfect time to tit-Ioss disorder ■ V A J ing, a'severe weight li express your feeling com m on am ong HIVilV and AIDS N CHRISITMAS EV/E DAY! patients. with a gift of Ol Thalidomide hasas neveri been fin e jew elry . ral prescription I Ba approved for general A giftofbeaiity use in the United StaStates, but the I. drug was once soldlid in 48 o th e r ^ m m that lasts forever. countries as a prenaimatal sleeping ^ pill and for treatmentlent of mom ing KEIE! \o Dinner H o u se. . . FR sickness. It was banneaned worldwide Fine Jewelry. was blomed for S e r viing t t l You S ince 1978 I in 1962 when it was W hen your feeling; [ birth defects, facialial deformi ities, malformed limbs anand defective O l'tlEN T O N IG H T - are for real. organs in some 12,000WM babies. Chihristmas Eve 'til 10 p.m. IfABLEIPRICESS! Christmas m ail > * UNIBELO deliveries bvby Santa 7 1 (AP) - Lost- WASHINGTON i t ■ minute mailers maylay have Santo ^ LYNWOOD SHOPPING CliN m m W f i / iTMSK/ 546 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. on their side. l/21b. Large Slirimp 1 M 733-31 15 The Postal Servic if tltei scrvice is ■ available in their>ir icom m unity. m m m \ , Among the cities iiincluded arc Baltimore; Birminningham, Ala.; >NVENIENT 1 n-B ates,S W l l s lwes • C A im . HO Ot COVI«MO Chicago; Cincinnatinati; Cleveland; e r b C OICATIONS h "■»FUWnUBI • AmiANCO • tUCWONtf Harrisburg and RROT H TWMIAL Dallas; Denver, Hai LOC IIY, MfVAOA O w c m e * Cl L a n c a s te r, P a.;; LiLos A n g e le s; 0 GOODINS Nashville, Tenn.;1.; Providcncc, (Jenerarion Neighborhood BoJceof' 9J4-Sai 7^^7674 T tUl «M d i B" l*B • ' UVXnumMrAtM «il a a r RX; San Frandsco;co; Tulsa, Okla.; :

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I F o r e c a s t ______A crossTHE_T: N A T I O N ______jiena eases i Magic Valley Ice,ssnow coat Midw«'est as storm over Si Winter storm watch tonighlight and Christmas. Qoudy todaj Minnesota in a band thtia t was moving toward westers te m _ with a chancc of snow in thehe aafternoon; H i ^ in the mid SOsll^ TheAttocUtedPrm Wisconsin, South wind 10 to 15 mph. TonTonight and Christmas snow likd’ in California’s Sierra Nevadv a d a Snow changing to or mixing witi thunderstorm s and cold groujround Snow tapered off ii possibly hca\7 at times. Sno it^ A combination of th jp more 8 feet'Smingg t b e rain during the afternoon.. LoLows in the mid 20s to the lowe^ spread ice across Missossouri and Kansas Monday, whilewh after a storm piled up IcoturgAlwS l a r I 30s. Highs 35 lo 40- The ultrasItraviolet Index forecast is 1, a mir snow fell across southithem Minnesota and bitterrcold cc weekend. Imal exposure levcL Rescuers ston| a y B fctf? wise doudy with a chance: of jvalley rain and snow tmd moun stem Arkansas, A t Blue Canyon, Ni im* Illinois and northweste s t bound train derailed in hearleavy tain snow. Lows in the upperjper teens to the upper 20s. High8™ Freezing drizzle mnade a for treacherous drivinging in California Zephyr west in the mid-30s to the mid-40s. souri, snow Sunday ni^t. NoIo one was injured, ^ much of eastern KaiCansas and western Missou ned in tfae Sierra aroua Saturday areas of v n llêy 1fog and haie otherwise parti; if ic and swamping police. Many roads remainc in the 20s. H i ^ in thc 40s. ^ snarling morning traffi a, and Nevada Gov. ^ MiBe doudy and warmer. Lows in t > b e lt of rain and ice, a ncwf bblast l the Lake Tahoe area, £ To the west of the b plcêes in Carson City to sstar ta y ~ Camas Prairie, WoodmdRivcrVallcy of arctic air sent tcmpciperatiues plummeting acrossBS thet told most state empli Winter storm watch tonigjnight and Christmas day. Qoud h e w ay to northwest Texas.s. TheT home Monday. west<:m Plains all th e w showcrs were likdy over eeas ast- ' ioday'withachanceofsnowep Mox Min PcpPcf to rain in the lowest valleysrys duringc the afternoon. Lows froirom :r 20s. Highs in thc upper 20s to th Miami Beach 78 64 — BO.M! 38 25 ,02 .02 Yostordoy 30 29 .02 .O: the raid teens to the lower 2£ Mlhwwkee 3 9 36 s .a Mlnnoaoolts 23 15 A3 A BuJley • 33 12 tr. tr. tJJtyeof 33 11 .... Ncw Oflear»s 76 50 _ Faiifield 27 18 .2628 Normol40 21 .03 .O: Eastern Idaho night and Christmas. Qoudy toda; Now YO(K 4 6 37 — Good.ng 33 21 •35 .35 Precipitation Winter storm watch tonigl OWohomaCity 54 52 — with scancrcd snow showerwers. Breezy witb areas of blowirnns Omaha 10 10 _ Hagerman 39 29 .15 Month to date: 2.4-2.44 and drifting snow. Highs 30 to 35. Southwest winds IS to 2 F R s m . ^ _ Phoenix 64 « — laabo Falls 28 21 .06 Normjl mo. to dote: .88 .8{ mph. T oni^t and Christmatmas snow likdy possibly heavy i Pmstjurgh 57 5 — Jerome 33 25 .06 Wotef yoof to dato: 4.71t.78 dmes. Brcciy wilh areas oof fi blowing and drifting snow. Lov PorOar»d.Mo. ^ f Lewiston 41 26 U. Nomial yoar to dato: 2.82>.83 in the 20s. Highs 30 to 35 Wednesday.We COtJ WAKU STAVQInOMAfir______^ y * Portlarxl, Ore. 4 5 » .51 .5 Reno 44 26 _ Malad 29 m ...... Northern Idaho [o7 3 a < £ a gStLouis 65 M 5 3 Marta 34 10 .07 Comfort factors jnight and Christmas. Qoudy todiHiey h T E 3 E^ S El S E3 S i l l Winter storm watch tonig y Jn WOM tow tHOHfM RMHMH T-iJyOdS fHHtfOCS SNOW ICCX svrair pt. uouoy uouoy SaSaltLakeCJty 4 2 30 i) sleCoil m m ...... Humidity ot 6 p.m.: 78 pi with a chance of snow espeley 26 0 ...... “i c H i g h s & l c Court*»f o' ing snow or rain likely tape:apering to scattered showcrs in tl x>ws_____ ■ Sun valley 30 13 .11 , aftemooa Snow levd 400000 feet.f Highs in the upper 30s. Idaho: High, 40 degreex e s a t Parm a. Low, 0 degrees at SStanley. Noithem Nevadaa NatiomHigh,94atMcVIcAUen,Texas. Low, 25 bdowvat a t Belgrade, Mont. PO A D INFORMATION S kvvw tch______Mosdy cloudy today. Soi Southwest wind 10-15 mph. HiglJghs r near 35. Christmas eve ondom Christmas Day partly doud ForF cuirent road canditkss,aHan ■ Stfflset today' SK3SK)9 pjn. Lows near 20. Highs nearr35. 35, F o r MORE nvINFORMATION A Sunrise tomorrojnow 8K)8 ajn. ------tlthese numbesr B«se, 37&802a;B;' ■ • Lunar phase:: FuFull, D e t 24; last q u a n e r, Ja na. . j';1 Northern Utah ,.j„ Tune to the NationalI W eather Scrvicc radio band at VHF-FM\ 16Z4 or 162S5 Shoshone, S 8863266; PocateDo.>.2B- 22 6724; Rifi^ 745-7278; Utah 801- ncw, J a n . 8; nfirst rst quarter, Jan. 15. Mostly doudy todoy., HiiHighs lower 40s. Tonight doudf f i MHZorcall423;«23.']3. T he Internet address for Idahoiho Transportation 6 ::hristmas Day mostly doudy. Hig) 964^ 000; the Eako, Nev, area.^7tB- 702 VUUepbmetEME Morning; Mars, Venus. Lows lower to mid 30s. Department road repotp o rts is: http./A¥ww.$tateid.usfltdjîtd/itdhmpgJitm 9 r Evening Jupiter,!:er, SacuiTj, Mercuiy. mid 40s. The ultraviolet indexindi forecast is 1, a minimal exp 738^888.______sure levd.______~ Siarita a receives!flight clearan(^ce H o sStage drarrna drags or)n Travel— WASHINGTON (AP) - Ththe to operate bdow thehe 1,000-foot Peru (AP) — Freed dolown to a number tht^ cann con-cc ConttnoedfroraAl suggested callingcal individual air- flightIght plan has been filed ancnd mimmum flight level,>1, ia n d inspec- LIMA; Pc appealed M onday for a arcorol,” Japanese Prime Ministn is tc r e ice condi- line companicinies for further infor- offidifidal deanm ce given for Santjnta tors said he has beenn cdecked out hostages ap; ment in which we see li d end to Peru's standoff RRyutaro5 Hashimoto to ld m a tio n . Clau:laus’ annual Christmas Evc delayed,< said Lloyd hostages by tions, updated four times ight, the rebels seeming- ending en to thcir captivity, sayi Ai^lane delays also50 sare tough Hayes, airpor» r t operations spedal- CotrtiriirtinuedfrofflAl injury acddents consin sid e rin g th e Sunday nighi there.” ly strengthcrhcned their positiott some so: rebels had pven quick ho to predict, and airporto r t o ffic ia ls is t fo r th e airpm >on. anid d aoff the road. road conditions out tht stages av ered below “The factict that they’ve rdeased to to some of the departing hosiaj TThough h driving conditionjns Temperatures hovt n d , and eight two-thirdss of the hostages means — a sense of shared eqMsieolie n c c wcre ere challenging, thc fatal acdcd* freezing all w eekend R 0 .^ D C O N D IT IO)NS N S ______Jceted most of in effect: thatth they’ve pared it fd fd t by the capti\’es, toa ------d g n t en t was th c only sen o u s om>nc inches of snow blanke in the Mini-Cassia area, The Idaho drifts; Asht6iit6n-Montona line, icy o vi/er e r the weekend. Police ii BOISE (AP) — Th [inidoka and Cassia countieies M ore snow is expecte a e d through Department of Transpn s p o r ta tio n spots, snow Door,fla drifts. M ini — Idaho Falls-Wyoming i respsnow fllor, snow floor, ' acddaadents over the weekend. however, should state. all enough during thei d a y to m elt Continued fromAlfron ihthe red and the longierm defid eficit ied due to sn™|”8i “llackfoot-Arco, .c broken “T“That’s not even counting al Idaho 21 is closcd snow floor, drildrifts. th1 eC 1little slidcoffs and minolo r some of the snowfall,11. passes forr 01out*of-towners. scstands at S107,00a avalanches. Road conditi a n b e Idaho si-S— Snow floor. fendiuider benders that people don'm’t Warming doytimem e te m p e ra - Higher• feesfei a re needed to pay Part of the deHdt can : U.S. 95 — Plummiomcr-Cocur ,,c qt_n, ■ Nevada line-Twin Falls, ‘port,” Minidoka County Shciiiriff tures are not a goodi trend.0 When for a varietjiety of improvements at exexplained by the wide varietyie ty o f d'Alene, broken snow flo Falls^êy, wet, broken p -^ j thc mercury falls belt>elow freezing the dty coucoursc. The most expen- cocourses avdlable tn Magit^ VaBVaDey Coeur d'Alenc-Sandpoin aui Fries said. •; Carcy-Arco, broken The bulk of thc acddents hajlap. at night, roads arc covajveredwitha sive item;m is c o n v e rtin g th e gcgolfers, said Gary Evans,s , d t y snow floor, rain, drifts; S ™ noor, Arco.Salmon.At icy spots, ids slick sheen, course’s irrigationirr system from fiifinance director. With a surfeiti f e t o f Canadian border, brokrokcn snow , ened on high-traffic road w floon Lost Triiil Pass. ' urn “If we get «>nie ice ici on top of city drinkinking water to canal cccourses, local gtêrs don’tt p pa a d t floor, snow floor, snowing iroken snow flotir, snow etween Rupen, Paul, Heybur Whitebird Hill, wet; WhiteS b S S : annd d ]Burley, Fries said. these snowpacked1 roads,r we’U water; other oti improvements ththe Muni to a p a ^ . ndents,” Fries induding’ reseedingre fairways and “We’re operating at abouto u t 60 icy spois, snowing; Cra Shoshone-Ketchum, “Wc did have thc fatality, anUld see plenty more a c d d hS™ ™ W»l>o75- ve to realize nxarpednging the dubhouse. ptpercent of capadty. If wee wwt e re Winchester, icy spots, bro roken snow floor, drifts; thatlat was tra^c,0 particularly thithis said. “Drivers have down and bc- Though i operating a t 100 percent,t,w tn e ’d floor, . soowingr rnmit, snow floor, snow* dosclose to Christmas," he said. "'On 0 they need to slow dc ;h it’s show n a m odest o{ Lewiston, broken sno thtic c other I hand, we’re prettitty extra careful in tth h e s e condi- profit in the past couple of years, piprobably be making a profir o f i t,” Lewiston-Moscow, wet, i m onuileS1 86 ) — Icy spots, broken luck;icky to not have more scriouous tions.” the d ty goligolf course often runs in E'Evans said. Weiser-Kew Meadows, brt Ooor; Maning-Oregon lin t e 15 — Utah line-Nfabd i ■ 1 1 = 3 Interstate 90 — Fourt pots, drifts; Pocatcllot . -Thc'ItmcsNnw , Canyon, broken snow■noor, flc snow. f „u,%1. wet, icy spots, broken 1 1 1 SATUROAY. DEC. 19 NtOffiStSts ,rokcn snow , >n C a lilI l■ Noodsd £ a la s t minute gift or ing: Lockout Pass, brol r, drifts; Idaho Falls- Z Z i ^ stocking!ng stuffer? Why notglvo floor. spots, broken snow floor; ■ 7 3 4 - 6 3 Idaho LotteryLoti scratch tickots as U ^ . 12 — Lewiston-Or a, icy spots, broken snow glfts.^GDtaOta FREE, limited edition spots, broken snow floor,jor,i?r™ snowing, iS floor,“ drifts. ‘SS >y greeting card with any 13 16 20 42 44? ■ • POWEHBALt. ■tlMBO l 1 Orofino-Kooskia, icy spi U-S- 30io — McCammon- ttory ticket purchaso. _J floor, snowing: Kooskia-Lc M ontpelier,. wet,wi broken snow floor, SATlflltJAY. OEC. 19 NUMBStS s p o r t T ^ " ^ ATHER Congralul-aluiations to theso Idaho ken snow floor, drifts; U Montpelier-Wr-Wyoming line, broken ,no.coua-*H»P»io«H o t t e r yQ w m>i(OMC«n , fnstaistant ticket winners:- Pass, snow floor, snowirwing, drifts, a,owfloor,snc snowinfe drifts. • Pr«« fo»v Town from Lewiston won chains advised. -Icyspots,drifts. '»iS5KS''" ^ 000 ^ying êquet Interstate 84 ^ Ore,Jrcgon line ^ r|i ““tt — Dry.icyspots. • 1 5 13 17 27 29 Caldwell, broken snow sno floor; r n 2 h Miller from Wilder won _ B, wet; Boise NUMstM | _ ^ T h e T m x Caldwell-Nampa area, v , ______I IUTTicTmicsiVfc'^^------■ncsj^ra. srSpteplaying C a s h C harm er, w et. icy spots; |------' MONDAY. DBX 23 NUhBEfCSERS ai-ea-Mountain Home. wet. forget to buy your tickets — Mountain Home-Burliurley, wet; TOOTH “ “S S :t, icy spots, Rememiimber the needy .4 MOVIES sAm^ ay Tor the drawings on | l Burley-Utah line, wet, i ^ SKI UNE _ Prett blDecember 25th: J snowing, drifts. , _ ^ throughighout the year, w erb all $ 4 5 M illion % n eshoe Bend- . , fE P oORT i “i? I Pow»i Idaho 55 — Horsesh only during the 0 Tri.WVert ei Lotto $440,000 " FRIDAY. t«C. 20 SWS>STAICrAics Donnelly, wet, brokenn snowsi noon . "Ot on 2 4 4 0 2 Sponsorod by M a _ 5 _ 4 4 _ ,l ------' H a v e> a M e n y C h ristm asI Donnelly-New Meadow;:ows, broken Christistm as season. mT m TX wm g t wciin«iK narwmg enow floor. 81 LU TheT.lnnc9Nev\3 TheTim Idaho 21 — Boisc:Idahoaho City, wet, ' L ^ _ icy spots, broken snow»floor, fl' Idaho - City-Lowinan, snow floor; r week. Out of iiate raici: daily anc!md INTERSTATEAHHMUSEMENTTHEA■ATRES Summit, CLOSED, Circulatio“ o n iday $5,00 per week, daily only S4,0C,00 U.S. 20 — Mountaiitain Home- TyRanwleU.;1I, circulation director r week, Sunday only S3.00 per week, tion phone lines aro open L , , Fairfield, wet, brokenn sjsnow floor, Circulailor lei lix included in all above rales. / Id-Carey, bro- between 77 andai 10 a.m. only. If you BtdoySeoAoii low visibility; Fairfield-C *ivo your paper by 7 a.m., $,00 charge will bc levied for al Witliet E1 m ^ m A ud ken snow floor, drifts;K A i S d a h o ' umed checki. call the numlimber for your area: ks movie llne-tip, or call theilnformaHonPne !i at 73^2400I j Falls, icy spots, brokenm ssnow floor, jenjme-Wcfld.Midcll- , See our ad In todtoday’8 paperfor this weeks i ' drifts; Idaho Falls-Ashtonton, icy spots, , Cooding-Hagcagcmuin ...... S36-2S3S lail information O n oaiSTA\A& '£VB f T H S B E LL Burlay-Rupei ...... •678-2552 •nie 7^' Timet-Newi (UPS 631-080) it pub n O N ------Paul-OakJey hed daily at 132 Third St. W., Twii ------C O R R E C n* < B uhlO istlcfcIcford ...... 543*4648 ' ‘‘hed active artide FUer-Roserst5rson-Holli«er .326-5375 Falli.111, Idaho, B3301, by Magic Valley A year-end retrospect , Newip:wipapen Inc. Periodicali paid at Twiii S i S on wheat in Sanirdoy’s areas ...... 733-0931 FalUb;IU by The Timei-Newt. OfTieial city am AbsttlU!(SpA« IVaiJsi countyluity newspaper punuani 10 Scction 6Crc- ^ an error. Inadvertent o Subscriptiption races 8 of Ihe Idaho Code. Thunday li hercb; THAT che word “not" alter^ , :livefy:diily*ndSund«y.$3.50 ilgnaied at the day of the week on whlel ASA’M /n S O N S ^ • • Hwncdelive lal notices will be published. ti:g of n sentence. Sunday only, S2.00 per week. " T l , A?CHP£ACOM. m w v ^ ^ d Potimatier, please tend ehtnge o Hie stay should haw Jrnt iption* tnuit be paid in wivanee f®*' A M a s o u t . ' ^ M DO onps in Idaho wenre re fo u n d to u d >re aviiuiifublB only where delivery i» dre» fomi lo: P.O. Box 548. Twin Fall* be infected vrith tht h e f u n g u s soot maintained.Bed. Mail All Idihoniiei: Idahoiho f83303. (Uily md SuniSunday $4.00 per week, dally CvpyrtoMOim I : a Karoilbtm t per week. Sunday only S2.j0 . M*akv.q«r»WP«..inc regrets tbeth e m i r , — n

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N a t io n Preside]int makinng first offi■ficial visit to MarinesI iat Camp 1Lejeune C^LEJEC?JE.KC <^idalTx& to a Mxmnine Corps U \ base Uooday to shareare a he^ ® ! meal and a CfarisczBs2 5 message: ^ irilii tbe m ope **SBnk'Dkyoa_&r tt- 3xxff SBTice to oor cooci Ihloring doKS tb e hmcfaIns cbow £ne vith Mmnes, tbe j i f loidcd bis piate wsli roaszbaxbe'ras

canotj; cDRi, s b d , aI dinner£ rail, Xary bean soap as d a slice of d K n y p e. “Ih art ttniK e. I sfac*jfaorfty te s a all this,'’ he be£onCore in. *rn bare to n m a cooplec mail m csnee to CoL)L Emerson1 r«ftie26di Marine Expeditionainary Unit, into Trieste. »»• 'Tbaok5 0 0 and aH Jt b ts easts tadi wttli Marines st Carat» p Le|enne near iacksonvtlle, N.C Cor joor senice to oor P « id » lC « Clinion gingerly taptapped oot. Headqr* I f “M eny ntyicTTwac ao and Happy „ , . nows we’re working hard out01 !Cew Year to aH of JOO.”. Camp Lejetjenne is home to tbe knov afc.anman- ZfthMarineJleExpi^'tiansiyUmc. therelere.” Gen. Cbaiies Kxrdafc. Clinton was to return lailate n5«ps,wto Bôflhth e 2^)00i>Ius Marines CI: Hant of the Marine Cc londay afternoon to the Whi roUna with jtoiooniMle d Dec. 19 found ihcir Mom hev to North Carol lined by hurricanes Hou:touse, where he and his fami Clinton on Air ForForce One. 1“" “ lan to spend Christmas. 1: praised tbe presidenI t n l f o r t h e nd Fran that struck plan j ” ' ______■ _ w North Caroli■olina w hile lhey w ere pbn:lans to leave D ec 30 for Hilt( iI v i ^ cat»qng an estimated Healead, S.C., for Renaissani “Il’s important to ns. It’s ® Q in damages. The 230- WeelVeekmd, a n annual intcUectu ' ahojfsgpcdtobaretbetbeconman- S49minHmii le base is still scarred retrcetreat, and o n New Year’s Da der-in-duef see tbetbe catting 5 ^ ^ ™ E n wntirowsotof eak. “ I t’s a long six ^ Christmas month deploymentnit to the months. Thi[his visit by the presi- Mediterranean Sea;ea .and he dent is just*st one more tiling to be Day Dining out. It’s nice to see he (Kir sacxiSce. happy abou 11 am -7 pm I S to rm -ravvaged areasi getj relief NORTH’S WASIUNGTOK (AP) ( — Douglas an«and Lane counties in ordexed fed- Oregon, hithit flooding, land CHUCKWAGOI ^ exal ageodes Moraia:iiaytosend and mud1 :slides, wind and ^• aid to b d p areas recc'ecover iro n severe stomsrm s b etw een Nov. 17 1839 Kimberiy Road. Tw-ln Falls ' severe storm s la stn month i in and Dec. 11.11. PeonsjrhaniQ and Otcjhcgoa. Federal1 nmoney also is avail------sJT' V I V''j i i Tbe disaster relie■lief will b e able to eli{Jigible local govem- . arailable to indiridridoals and ments on aa < cost-sharing basis to I local goremmentsts in Hoga repair or re]rep lace dam aged pub- J ■ County, Pa., stnick± by1 serere lie facilitiesles and fix hazards. ^ hwhuls.rain and flnorfing the weeceek of Nov. ^ ^ 8 -lS. It also will be of i . w e aare ; open today a i r local goremments r r 11:30-2:00 pm - i for lunch. I L e p ro sy nm a y ^ 4:00-9:004 I Pfl" JL B J ^ f'for dinner. ■ b e tre a te; d d A CZomem celebrate J Christmas Eve ’ WASfflXGTox (AP) y : —ANew i ^ Jersey [iliainiJffiiftniri>T»l company with us. ^ bas ap{died for a Cedeederal Ecense ■mofleprosy with ,thcsleeping fb A <^| I pin ^Jam ^ m IS196QS6 I fbr cans- ^ ‘T IS T H E TT>gtwTth«W»yfored Cor genera!cal 1piesaiptico I Ba use in tbe lAnied SiaStates, bot die I . A g ift o f b e a u ty drug was once soldIdin4Sother i that lasts forever. cocnuies s a {Kcsainatal deeping ^ •] [■n and far treamiBit ^ E l EI I d a ho Dinner1 House... FR adtness. b was banoea Fine Jewelry. in 1962 wben it wascas Warned for SerVttt'ing You Since 1978 W hen your feelings biith defects, feciala l iI^tDrmincs.< __ malfocmed limbs aaand defective O P OEN TONIGHT- are for real. organs in SDGie 12J300nobabtes. Cbxlirisb n a s Eve ' t u 1 0 p . m . S! Chrisnnas m ail * UNIBELIEVm\i\PRICES deliveries byjy Santa W Asm sciox M(AP) —Lut- r mimite m alers mayay b are Santa LYNWOOD SHOPPING CENI \mi A m n ■ • CDtbeirside. Îb.L ar^ Shrimp 546 Blue Ukcs Blvd. N. TEASYl . 1/2] E’R E m 733-3115 Tbe postal Serrice . BioU<>Ued tn Garlic B utter y j \CCTrT; win don ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 F/NANQNG caniers tn.many dti AVAILABLE ■= 3B €BCDtS ‘ Santa smts or capsips to.delirer -go. Express Mail o a CbiCbrxstmasEre 1T w i a M I ^ ^ H andOnxBmasDay. BarOpgp^â^B McfntmJmknofiOrwKi.lnI. Inc. It^diellibyÎar postal wotk- t/en ^ e n bare worn die; spspKxal ootfits . 3awi:00-ia^^Bi ftrboBd^dditenes Residents can diecb^witfalocal post offioes to see ififtbesenicets ti arailable in tb etrir ccomntnnity. ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ i s are SB:, s m Among tbe cities ii Baltimore; Birminilingbam, Ala.; c 6 nn v e n Te n T t m-B atess 0 » • CASm • ROOS COV»M6 OncagCK CrnrtTmati;ati; Qevriamfc LOCCATIONS fu-'N'UBNITUK • APPUANCO • EISCTBONICS Danas; Deoiez; BarSatxisbcrsacd W K ^ Z \ jROT H e r b TWINFAUS Los Angeles; a v . NEVADA Lancaster, P a^ BURLEY tKETCH^gJ^^M^ GOODMG GO ^ -Froridence, fcnmdon NdgUwrfuxxi BaJceioi"y ■ Nasbrille, TcmL; I 9M-^21 ■ 734-7676 2W^Sn *5^146\46 R l; San Frandsco;:x x lb lsa ,0 kla; s n s u u a ^ j u i 'irnim 67S-nU A C ^nPiiuPRV • P -7 iu 5rrftO■nap nuANRtun • W l n aIKCSAMP i ASRA» OAC and1^sfaia9 » ______! FYPRFISStv f i M nM»NcM.T«riDF^kls.ldite TBH«ay,Dacw*«a«.lB19K _ I

N a t i o n I • • — ^ thet t tUrf noor of ths na“ihead- i quartersq ' building at 430\30 S. r^SaA 'ÎV nl Capitol St. Huang was sent acnacross ththe street to a drab annex forfo rth t e r a i G a n d 'h o w ctcommittee’s overflow. H e didlid inot scso much as blink. Y et be began almost at onceince to produce rabbits that lookediced as Sbig as dephants, contributionsions in quantitiesV that had scarcelyy bbc e e n . i t g ot i n a cd o n o r ]m e s s seensc before by Democrats. November 1995, two chec:hecks Lot Ang»tet Times______of defensem ft rf ■ ■nT.r^ÛTlllT! K I^SSS totalingto $30,000. Decemberrl995, 191 ofioedtfyOsia d ie liae, li e Sonaer view $100,000:Sl February 1996, $1Sl n mil- ti help WASHINGTON— RvIt was a sig- Arkansas resiainaxeres 33T n n s e d ' 1SS6>86 , far goaiigfl< lion;Ul April, $140,000, with he nal occasion, a milestocrtoneinthe iiniraatxonaloaldealmafaa-wSjosc ^ CoacntnpiOB faetqa-^jw LXgSaai fromfr Hsia; May, $600,000;.Ju Jui n e, $90,000; July, $700,000. -. strucgle of Asiao migrants to aonitiessea:e aids com-cf Ida paem n lag. TVwn i £g3B $S find their place in tbee /American p ta n m to bibedeaosaaindK c doseD idy ID i3 k oiB x a H a g ^ «$5Mi Part of Huang’s secret ofo f 1his success was that, where! camca - finnanient. ^p im a iKondEgenEaaii^ s n • SV paigns were seasonal workrk for With the acuity of[hindsight, hi of mtaey ctBdasA parparaedly ^ o t ta n a ? p: 1 some operatives, politics waswa: a it’s clear the elementents of tfae inn by sb es im n ^^Sb e s i p m sc eventual iscnndal w ere•etheretoo, t) pansafdeco■cnanBy— bat*BSHi- '■ ."Bl ia it c a e so i&e m esei permanentp« part of hisi life,Hi a t the - wanting only morc timemetoreadi alxnmbezsa8 CD tb e m m m 'J u i d e u A w i g rVawCTi WhetherW he hung his hat at t critical m ass and explodeode. weresaqnnmimiaL »Bd d ]l i i £ a s 3 ? i n w i t c s a k S tb e LippoBankLi or the Commertnerce D epartment or the DNC, hestcnd- tei The event itself wass a model of Already,, tfae tb Fedeni3 Elecaan ' deae D ed to bc doing the same things:ngs: its kind, an intimate• CCalifornia Com mitrionOB, ifae Josiioe BBa o b b a T n a n X8 E S a . EE s b . v B r i B B i ec fund-raising d in n er witlivith all tbe DepaitznesiBt and amuoied can- i a o j «> tie G m ed Ssec He was tiying to advancece thet trappings: a Brentwoodlod address, s re s a o n a1 l coamitiees i bare xabI k o - c a d r 2 S s a s d f i n a af d i :a causecs of Asian-Americans.IS. 1 He > busi- tables nestled bcneadtil a canopy, opietted iuqicqmiies. Isvesssztais widle d m as aa ^ B B ^ aaaa csnsma- TMtatCahaBMCSSB iK O b DBoEoae IM faol CanioiiMntiea w im be accept- wasw: seeking ways to help bu no«mi»n and govemment leadt a string quartet playinying as the are bqjmnngiog to son dooms id» sdaîar"*a^feeiôe<5eiEas^ aittai^W taitoaaamaBttmmikz.B.baiaî^ s lU tB d Colter. Now, la nc caders satisfy their mutual needs.s. AndA fund-raisers moved anamong the arc leg l inMn««t«» frrtm r t irw^ v f a o i s d o ^ Bks«iiritam;ttegnBaMBtbtaatkd byenpriBid guests. toms £ar o d » ^ SobbkeDdicrB3nrzas?e£t3^ She was never long out of touchtou At every table, like:e a< center- m oney cameme £rom t b e C'siied & )ce> an £ Q n 3„ W herere)rver they met, the cast with w: his friends in the LipjLippo piece — only bener,, w;was a U.S. States andI eW tid i o m e £Ik$ziIIy i aladxaca ^ gg3.TC Taâebrsa fgiiuiup 3m g n r f t w FPB. S jC ae rw ts o w as almlost os: always the same. Group Gi and the Riady family./- senator primed to) vwelcome from orerserseas;aad, is some a aBSB5 a ^90Dcv Sbc *fl ■] fiv QjgxHogfl cipBippoRaftfie Eaxoldlê t ^ deputy chief of What made individual episodlisodes wealthy Asian donors,^ both1 dti- cases, lA a h tfae ti,'iiinrrs gas 0 SMBhdMsaeSMi (fiiB s. 3=B E E O C staff fb r ppnt?»r% o was in charge. of h t life hard for some peopleaple to zens and p en M n en r resresident, as jnflofm r arjrbeatSaiBadsg^ 1 d s a ' ' d e A icc- ER&stenasaa tCTtlf, th e W hite H ouse understand ur was that, to Huatluang. valued participantsts in the emmcmfardT&armaae^. mxile a d 1CEJ ^S oeff n d Saa d gyfjesss. •maa amai o f political o & irs, rode no nc real'distinction existed amo:among Democratic Party. tfaatrti caDTBocts l nsad » cmaEB a ate caomn x a - g a a t r ^ ig h B g n m theth three elements; like sugarsug When it was over,r, as $5,000 process Eess a fjnesonm iSog imcy C s f '«” ■** t&a£ ' Aooss &(fro m th e W hite House and an cream added to coffee,J,tfaey th check from each s s ^ = .. A ttfT Tms-a^ t b e S b l oce â&osoi^ssi] le a st Sgurativdy, would formed fo a whole. is ISae s»c3ea» canso^ tiTTnirmy £ie Don FFowler, the newly Huang worked hi? m a^cc withwi of them was p ^ K'SOCtzlfy, fi ft^p p tj n r J n p m v fi carefully logged Sner i ^ XBBa±er «di& B ame q 'IBEccwEcesanew a n d not e n tird y happy South So Korean businessman1 JohnJol in, bundled A mtoicajisizhohovenotuBoci e n 'w ti deary- zsad]od Hiadr. aactiaiM a mEB- II j »!» ffinr E b STS I odiaiimla an n of the DNG, and sev- K K. JL L ee. together with . kdnsanofter Aae:a rAaasygtgt&gy<>::;^5^ and iSifr&iiKais sel^ Lee was seeking to estabM3lish a other such con- aumAfyDemocn2ac,A^227 o f MutJmi nd Ba-nafeppapfi^Snrii-iiig iifT^ wf These wetwere tbe weekly “money brbranch plant in Southeth e rn ^ *t3islom scza- inrcrB-gflgfPeg jm & Sags. r o f tbe O inton re-elec- CiCalifornia. Nothing wouldI blessbit 'lenamswmcxnfye&adeL 7T o ib f tif ii ^ T Til h e ym B p M X c S » e ^ aiESc: lat produced the fund- one $5,000 c h ^ coUecQected at the proven jmsde ztfa xfae I jir'ir Sr.Eamits e ...... AscntHjJ^ A rneO ânS r.ir<>ing f-nnrimci'oversy. DiDeft handling pays off party and dated severalrai idays ear- that samujflet ^ m^_Bccanievt^cy woaCi nnt FTo possiissible source of big Huang handled Iê so deftlydefi I t w jc lier said; “ „ cannot reprepon %<4iat bntuererqmi :ynnlest&^ moneywasias neglected in late 1994 that in Aijgust, Le6 gave $10,010,000 appears on th e chedt..H H ew iQ be tlm t hrnrsrlf?If? C o b s 3S- !j— j iii ^ ^ irrrL ’^gy a rff lu d i of 1995, becausc in more to b ^ m e an ofGdal1 spon-sp< very upset if his nam elappearsat ai And ihem: oodcnsts iiiyiiTnritr39 H orc utJ** a't»flT,cter side co those darkirk days following the 3sor^ of the gala celebrationion of anywhere.” 2j3y dfler^QiDm netdiafaa’diepBEl- zbbsoristifcteifcA Saelii. seeming Clinton’s o renominationn in riftc r f rt<^ TT ^ a « f w B d The Brentwood eveninning, whidi icalambmoss D& esBc-SeiQS rejection of qChicago. / occurred on April 2 2 ,19{1988, yidd- American cx w i l l ^ ds ses3ed » B sead ae sKfia^ . nnscesaSoiSe ASZ Sy ^zfu2t the presi- Lee shepherded a flock)ck of cd $ 110,000 a consonstituency dadied, jost.ISI at a tim e som e ef a&Edsa«.BMS3mKSSEBibE- ^ !x m B s a , ., - Tr d en t in the k i ^ H ita o ^s ejects SO mnasDo n g T z a s 1 9 9 4 gKorean visitors around tow n, niore typically align«gned with ihasehqpesmsw pe beiMegcaSBed. -a a d a p li->4Jp»pyiing^sa. • fanr tel. tnoi, boasting that he could showf themthe ' Republicans. a a c c w a s ÊPgg /gyrir/r^/f^tm a g t/ip^^nrfn f»r d a o i n g ercssional the ,h inner workings off tht! e However, somethingig^w i as INiddedsq] « a s K>TI ° elections, Âmerican polidcal system. I»»n-»|? ICw^riii T tig ng* ii also d e a r from th e flinatrtation with PoTjiicanvy.oa^ < f e f f Jm nijiP^r SlD irft^ th e possi- Under U.S. law, noncitizetizens o a - fflf f a s ------b ility o f n,. deft bookkeeping: Therh e Demo- Americans1 wfao i- faare urmJiligD iBrdBe^faaal% ■ 5»S» m ^ tontribute to polidcal1 cam-ca e e d l a d e C B s a m ID A a IE crats and their new sujsuppwters ggnnchly Dcnt>craiTTir.D. A m u -It paarom s,. raising a . paigns^ only if they have residesidem : c s g j ii.B [Q were beginning to expo; Americans w ■iiil*>-d a n:Li£M.rf«w n»T! IcteRiadys- hngevrardr c h est w as alm ost the ' status, aod subsidiaries of foreibreign selves to th e w elter o)f f ppresures between R ff a icseaicfa c c e b s t a s itS>t e T O e a 6 e in o e e ii t o V tg tbat kept hope alive businesses can give only iff theytfa RepnWifans and • n iliLfJ ijfj jfCrgTffiTtaa-rrrj and temptations that.ône wt Democas. ^niiii msMetfaeQi Clinton ^^tc House. êam profits here. In Septembanber, oe- day produce a national di Thosewsa:ealtigr £ew m iofad ' •wasgtrara Anearlyiy blitz of spending on ^the Los Angeles Times reponponed By the tim e P resid ensut' Clinton s ^ r-n acin e c '^ ur'iiTi pm■Hfjgf -fc wQct& te le v is3 ion nads was seen as a . {},that Lee’s affiliate in1 LLos- r(^«Iccdon campaign rolleiârw ^ »«J»adteDdm dri to MTimwiit tfae s n s ^ d K G bbe^ ^ sQoke o: f genius ge — a prime rea- Angeles, Cheong Am Ameriaerica this year, tbe names of thr o of tbe Kepablicamsms. Not OBi^ b ad rTKS T s o e d o B fior B _ Sm L'î ip»irr rarwTTT^ about so n f o r Clinton’sQ i: surge in the Inc, had not generated anyjy rev-n dimua's prime movers had become EeonHicattssbeoisoaredSeaiie b _ ^ ftiiiiî-nfT g m p o lls a n:d d Republican1 leader enue and that Lec was not a legallc( ES- T r]î|_îHb .Tn f ^ f t ^ ‘^ ^ the stuff of unwelcom e hiheadlines: in r^ a d n ngoot g c tfarooî ^JELir ■ • ^ w a s a c c b e NortGingriigricfa’s decline. Brilliant resident. Host James T. Riady,’.a^ton a aiaaandodaderiedimgoc$.fa=ji ™ i i S s j i o S le strategy p ut tfae cam- The unraveling began at: omonce, protege in Arkansas andideldestsoa e! bmnmiaintndienndlSSQ£.to*- ^ 1^X9 Bas * paip^s balasalance sheet in peril and i„In case after case, questiostio n s jfl p»g ;ir.»r» r j nr> a T rg m a f of M c ^ ta r Riady, th e mu]multitinian- pirifmiTWmddiaqsesbesno B d T ijn w . a i a a 6 a : native funding source gjarose over who were thee rc re a l y aire patriarch of Indoneale^’sgiant ocon-iniheDiPrmadSom-taadia m d lajtmiffjill''w rtlfti J iirrmnsLCy ii uueir s bad to bei fiwmd.fo T here was only ^sources of the money H uangigand.--'^ a r winrt»i» o n e t t h e SO- Lippo Group conglomera A d a. New opjKkjiiiOI I n iTBf t *oe . ^ ^ softheLippo d an d a n ew c fi : earlier Accordindingly, in September dered money from ovmcas,ts, aand Group who by now woworked in ^H di peopIijsle ats w»M »rrau>',!,fr A sd is SS9S 1995, a t almost a ll che same time w hat tfae ^ v e rs cxpcscpect- T.I« »P 'CT.i.iw|g ffl..fa r Washkigton as a m astera-fun^ f Hsiaandja:James K iad; GOBld ^ CQhton wa:was approving the sec- ing for their gener^ty. cSe^sras^saatxxsxSB^. er. And Maria L. Hsia,a, ccredited operate, 5 ^ r i j f i ond big teltelevision assault, ifae Over the past several weelveeks, bfaepgaBC nm m - vfith bdng the first personson tomake -n,eival is tfae U nited )val Office meeting witfa the contribudons from Kandunchan- the Demooat^ longôuglniÂ ^ Statesml975 7 7 o f J a s i e s B i a d j „ __ rip«iii BT«^-u j i n B PPii-’iTT^ enior W hite Housc aide alak, Lee and others wew e re American connection wawêHec- reflected tielie cfaassSaas soeae. ovaeqrslBBH riEd odsey and Clinton’s old retum ed by the DNC — a totalotal of tivdy and an organizer of sfannlybadsealm AaA n c te a TTifirT-Sm^hgsaohille «Liiiign».m niir'riiiiTTr from Arkansas days, §2SIS million and mounting. troversial Hsi Lai Buddhis e^toAdansasfcra ezznijiiui_â^ t £ i o a r i t e s j v gsa jJIfiaQnsSe[t^^niIôig W n r ^pfrW- Jnmi**! Rfprfjady. In th e weeks before th e2 elielec- fund-raiser attendedd byt Vice 14ni1T of ndiiji wTlSn -c i i i i l i 3 9 e r c a r ...... i r j p r f ^ at the White vHouse tion, the Clinton campaign1 facfaced President Al Gore ia a IÂngeles ™ Se”m r ¥ llw rtt- Snw e t- 0 ^ w1 a ILjAiiJne < a z s d o f t t e P i a r acknowledged was ^with plummeting poll numberst>ersin die most important part „| suburb in April mentlunzse.HilbendieKa^fa^ Hmg pd O tter Qeimaccats i what had been a cakewaliw alk, Abashed officials whoDO only< yes- bonghz a s isterecin EB a m aE . fsia -C~ IB V eeting," Huang recom- dedared itself shocked aat t tth e terday had laboredd to\ suck linJeRockfi LieasO’E a t a s e e S e a . A l Ccnam e nni ftnrmnn- --- r 1oewfotmd ““ dedhesle shift from Commerce, _possibility of wrongdoing. i ucwi,u*ii^ wfaerchewa:w asle^y barred to n money in, now are labiabonng to • ^leWonhenBoBank. haeia iiiiHiijîfllii jnpsoa&fcto r^*' . . Qinton, of course, was resileHllCCt- pump it back out, allIthewhile th ibefaankwcwasemtzaEDysaild. tanis t s f t t e XOEX. B e Z D S a O o a e z d t D t t e n . in g , to th e DNC, where. ^cd handOy. For tfaeir part,, DIDNC striving to explain how ti tgetterona ttwooldbelje his full-time job. ^ ady a-n«^ H iw m e.-a -Kadm ^ C331M officials c ^ e d in a team off inde-int seemed to have tradeddedW ^te Taiwanese im obS tie 5nr a fcasc *b5 xsjenrwhen ^ , - pendent auditors and triedied to House access for contrilim b u u .^ to U nited SS t tates i a 'l S 0 aa d tfae& fT7iimiTi a m wTiîpi^ aft ^ lUDSttfl ofagiantOl blbatten the doors. But asIS t th e accepted im proper o r illifl^gal for- C T c n m ^ ioi A tl airm y ?lxza. As w ithil all3 great magidans, Fc&ara£ witat madetde Huang’s effects so JuJustice Department and assortisoncd donations under the5 n:names of j,aSdns «=o'esierp iise im Los es lotii tSe m sa S ile szs3ec i-g**c [n’Pi-^y ac amazing; wasw: that- he did not cocongressional committees open-op< people whose net worthtAseemed A a^B otlIt In ifa^, S iady faad P ting a Y e a - T t e TrT.titffr p a a d lia n r S i j n j o i p e r ^ t e e — SS^lQOtoi -appear toI bbe e doing anything at alL eL5 TttiTlim Riady d a nm wi ndd proê Bspor- Eiiitmon II EICa^^£ea$*5th e a & a r s e e p s &ncBCteOval on M -ja n d some $600,000 insin similarly tant for P!re«radem Q iatoa. B a a faadl t e OffficBw 1 asammid tte IW A G I C m eO r a T A l ^ questionable contriltributions m odi l a rs ^ JJIi me K v a s iLHvieu' ufBim ]fa eb z Bi t ; D e m o c c a a i XII m rnfiTt^ g£ returned by the presidendent’s 1 ^ -way in Calif,Ufomia tb al vosld m aos m ^ TTâ-wmw^tranrmi ® J *is ! .. ® * ® ®® ^ ® 7li dffense fund — art»e becauseanbee inqxaadieDe:Democrattic^rayasa '_____ i i^ tia b te itch m et a n imirresistible w hole: then-US. en ScB. Alaa H B I Vill Be OpenI E v e r y d a y Cranston, titfaen-Lx. G o t. Leo — I urge to scratch. w That is, the DemocratTats’ need McCanby asd 2 fa^ndScfl oofa- od a vay to btcai: dK Vow Thru Jaa n u a r y 5 t h for m on^ to finance thitheu-elec- esshadfonnd T h e T E m e sNe«vs ^ Camiiafian tdnU rebirth met up withithpaialld RejmbBcansdamUjJIiriM CD A f i a ^ (closed ChristTtmas Day) interests among Asian- Amerieans. CusfDtnerSeenice Departmerj n t ■ Americans. There wasis tlthe well- m eaning desire to g ^lavoicein a Rnfiqgfiie Bdlbesopenftom BOSSESESRUN MONDAY 1 2 /223-SATORDAY12/28: the nation’s politicalals^ra. ! cmoatmse t o b a s e 1m i - i MONDAY 12/3130-SAT0RDAY1/4 Tliere was also, for someocwilhfor. 1 fae ^ Cm major & 3 0 A Mi^to8:30A ? ^. midable overseas businesn=ss»=s,!> D a n o c a a cfSgnes S i ED find a ^s* j I s a ifng n i Jerome ...... LIncoloin Plaza .....7:30amI craving for influencee mthw top iemalic«sior3 no f m a i n s A s i a s - Ufednestiayy. December 25. TwinFalls ..Claudiide Sports . . . .8:00 am1 U.S. officials. . Amencansacadqernddflcsnm * The story is more comp® P ^ than o f « Tnju»^^nnfnafias-M I cto^ I - KMartItl ...... 8:10 am1 . ■ that, of course. . teas sK & r fad ntgdfinglti^ p ® * PressI It arises from draimtimstances i h c t a i ivasmdncaapassB- « a Anyone nc sbox .'...... 8:20 amI unique to the run-up » t y o H reaoBane e n t e Chnsljrsa s Dayy paper, piease cr a i l I Kimberly ...Maxlele's Pizza...... 8:35 am1 presidential election, in i AaaoJIiiietia president and his pmty I Hansen .... .Ooddsds ...... 8:45 amI , a s s e m h b .K 73^09311 BctensionSL to raise money early andfastto ^lyconldticBileEtcriL counter a rising R e;^ bblican^ lic SofcrasasasoooessM^^^^ M P E R P>ERSON I , .It encompasses new ququestions ^cancenB about whether the elecsectionwas âpledge.y cfttOTBiiiTiinnand I cmi a 4 a - ^ > 0 BR SNOW REPORTr infectied w itb f b r e i^ m“0 oi ^ “ ® respect. Anodlo d w asam uiflii^ potentially mortal sin agaixgamstone- ae^âddieJiess die B m 'nillKS^felV^VS H j f f l l o f th e Unit£l»i u k i:4 lw U tM sanct political taboos. , Americass.T. Tfae C s a 3 d e a s e m An example is th e enivdppe v d fuD^ ' r^-[i-

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^ p W O F•RLDINBIRIEF-1 P»Nationlalists ^go afteijr S an tia ClausIS U.N. decidessnot I to send foKCle t o Z ^ some Studio 99 .<:taffers hadad Ibeen . . harassed by activists ofo f t h e • , UNTIEDNAIIONS)NS •<-The IM te d NatioDS idD ] Gliandfadier Muslim party. The general■al man-n force to e a s te rn ZaLZaire to h elp R w andan x cE ^ ngees. t h e S ttiiiI i j i rnim nT Mnrw;[ooday. ager of another station,1, E Elvir Bucalo of ISV radio, was; beatenbei ■nie coundTs dgtjaoo e « was laigefy a fboiaGti iGty.spainapiac *Frost ^ victim up on the street. countries alreaiêady agreed th ere w as no ]ooEnger a need for Ae > Bucalo told internatioatio n al muItiaatioDal forcece ibecause so nazQr n b tg ce e s s :h a d a liw id j ^ n e ' home. police he was certain thec attackatl jf politics was'politically motivated.I. **In the li^ it of tbe I be new stuarion in tbe lEgjoa,B,7hpfuHTBBMffle t eSaaAJETO. i Boss Ivanko said it d id noc appear ap( multinatioRal forcece ^w in come to a n o d , " said ndSecmilyCQBnQl ^ ic s z s B m a caF>— Cto that the campaign wass orga-01 Preadent FntncescoP h a c ' CD PadlD Fu ld of Italy, nized by President A lija , About 940,000 of > of tbe estimated 12 snEitmoiebBceodofU X î n iqp 9b s m and sec n peopopie m ; , i S p Iz e tb e g o v ic ’s P a rty! for" Rwanda in 1994 folk following die m asB o e r f a t[ leastle SDJDOOTntB Democratic Action, thee m ain have returned in tbe'lbe'last tWDmondis,fnsnZamaeandTkmama. -J Sa w so m e ttff [T^în a c e g p s M uslim party. R ath er, he: saisaid,it ffwrSioiaCbn^ appeared to be an effortt on the' Ramos doinglg well after artHia]alopeialian ^ f a ’s ~ T p a rt of some p arty activists.sts. BBffiigaai^n BBpy a e cdlg i “It seems that one of the few MANILA, Philippiippines — A blociced a n e iyjrinPresademHtH n 3ms . m a people that needs protectioiction in ■ Ramos’ nedc th a t waswa: creaCBgriic lis3cfl{astrd^ ^ S 3 t S p J . j S F niE«s^9Bdas “ I mil t&C (fijor--- I B osnia today is S a n ta C Clai laus,” new” Kbnday fbntnritnring sm'gay. docana Ivanko said. Reports of the op« 1 fin d c a n d ahm tf SOI The party issued a statenitcmcnt markias, as share jri jsices tumbled and tbe qipmepBDidliDfis iiiiiBiij Ttitfcjiîniini«^y Monday saying it hadI nc n e v e r lowest a ^ in sg t tbthe dtJlar this yea. cam b e &ac&e r e d I • '• ''■ 'ili dem anded tiiat S a n ta Clau;:laus be Ramos was sufieiii lODdUodc^ acosS* îs — z ta C £ z d ? * zs& Ed ceac&ii e r •••• rS banned. tion that results fontrom twgh p n x The Children’s Embaiib assy , secretaiy Ruben Toro'orres. (Ir . ^ ______9kZ3 which 'evacuated thousarldarlds of PTltftil h ln rt-w y “It was an unevend ■asxexxKnefl, T onts I children from Sarajevo in 1992-1! said. 3f t a a s & n . S e r b a n d C ra z e kil W\\ 93, organized a protest Momdonday.' •S kx . osedl e» nstc all < \Y o u n g sters d re s s e d as mi:m inia-' Fanner pratestest costs Greece $L6lflkn$ [ g t ‘ •T tture Santas. w z s know D ; Even Carl Bildt, Bosnia’sia’s top’ ATHENS. Greece- civilian peace administraJtrator, mil Monda n d ^ a£ur a neaiiy xncndilaag)gpnBESt,lsaftmat- ] tn B . w eighed in. le a ilim i if |] ^ k v l / > ; ened to renew tb e a t doesn't a n t dear ^ “ Santa Claus is n ot a religieligious rf<»mffnHefrw h?gTi«»rqiT qihc?>Bi«< iwiHr4i>ap^rfa»i1 t v z B B . sa£~ symbol,” Bildt said as he 1 m et Ih e 244I29 demoosiIII [<^ J I Itag/l»iaTT g ^ fiKiTTWr IBcnUDwiDdBeDxD- ^ czoa with the youngsters outsideside his omy, financial analyselystssaid flmg roS i «ec]fuue els^ i office. “He is a'symbolibol of Farmers in central 4Greece drove tbe last tf ibea SimgjffyjL B 3 ___ !: friendship, a symbol of friend-frit ers off highwiQrs, bynojrabjrr and laib o ad tzacjsSsi^1H aijiy. an ^ sship of children. This tradiradition m l i f t ^ Thi» WnAaiVc nn Ram other Kôns b^pm t atnzd^^terawed^ riea-BiH Sn^^^^rfpdidi:^ Q O & aaa^ holidaydecotatloia de< on Sarajevo strM b,s,Satunlsy. Si Serb, Creat and camong all other traditions>ns 1con- end dedsion s u ^ “ y- i 5 h and ■tsflnnaifaBaliitsbsvenre tom up Bosnia and set Its peopleople a ^ R s t each other. ttrib u te s to th e richnessI of this cnssansv 6ei'iig &aia c - ccountry.” . 7 die In shootlotout In southem R u s s i a a n s &nic O rthodox, m ark heth e holiday in and blurturted: “What do you Some Sarajevans are tiyinlying to early January. * mean?" ssalvage part of the traditiotition by MOSCOW— SevcE!vcn people <£ed in a d i iwi'iii w *5i m H Ml aw» aaDTw!w6o y nr^ Estnrfs traditdition does not Some: teacherste and parcnls, cdonning other outioutfits..! iuanda$§ias3z3i- in a reôn o f southath e n Russia t y ^dnnc i fo r f^Ti-TtrrT^ Santa’s Ciristian hr fore- supporteded byI independent media, iArslanagic, the actor, saidaid he’s sions, the ITAR-TasstssnewsagrncyiQXJitedMfYnda c o d ^ . J . , J s ffasst ZD «esc3^ sv ;s &e F&tjc bearv S c Nicholas, someso: acQvists deddedto to try to save Santa, and cconsidering dressing up as MttjndK Rjpndigr Ihe shootout Bta hare ded^ thatI M& uslim s can ' things tumiim ed nasty. 1M ickey Mouse to distributeite g ^ fts ,’ distria of North Ossa s h ir Eta c&^BSnns je aIT'D r /fraacfrftiittf hfm atm)gether. gp Studioio 99,{ an independent Sanja Pirkic, a 27-yearear-old' car and th e occupan aiita u r . ^ w p n n ^ A e COT TE^meansnovvvisits, and no radio staticstion, held unoffidal tele- S'kindergarten teacher, saidlaid she: agency said. -‘*’’^■^1 fas’ Oroatats, presents, for schoollol children in phonc andanc street polls which rand Olher teachers plan to dress’d All seven peoplele iiin gTM4 rtiiwiireeseaiQQrcffiDess a>^ • Muslim Q^. found that th 88 perccnt of up i as the New Y ear — whati/hatever were wounded, HAR-AR-Tasss^ SisiK e ± . ^ ..... A £ s B râ, 7, coulijuldn’t believe Sarajevansans questioned supported tlh at looks like. non EC. Told that Santaa ^w ouldn’t be Santa. “ W h at am I going to tell . AIDSspreadirding despite campail a ^ n s C d itfirs (firoppmg by sdioolII Lthis year, he Alcxancinder Ivanko, a U.N. tthem?” she asked. “Santata C Claus tstly m r silentc f(for a minute spokesmaman in Sarajevo, said rretired?" NEW DELHI. IndiaiHia_ ATTIg?<«jgwatTi>^ iT»Tiiig>ir,L,i s nil'llTnqrTTiTr. which c o n d u c t thrtv» e :cmHy Tt«t tn ecnfffUtr t*Mif rfific I Indian Journal o f Me< T?«e»JTT4i *Hm» in Leader wass H H |H Mintrg gp«»«'4iw inliTlngTnc^rtdTTy li j iwjiMttg sidelined fco r ^ 9 B Reindeer deal»th ton h i t s 10,0mD O i n R i B m ^ MOSCOW— I **5 b« a lOU^l deer. 6 m onths l y 10,000 re in d e e r have died o f s t a n z n o n i n d e ^ An estim ated 10,( s a i s c o v CAP} — Box:oris ^ Chukotka penin sula i ilacJc eadi SOjOOQ; R n s a n o f f id ^ s i could eventually read £M s A ftw 1 tno»acnn aWytUy Wcuiu weather diklLedvy xs s "U. ‘ ho p<»rtTTtciTla_ afnr»« E^Stiait£a(mJ3adz. temperatures on the I iefflnimfi ^riD gT m rifct w dropped sharply to •40 below z a o F ahrm hen, t&e fonn^ overmaio'pa aefarAejrinfrmp ^g-îiITinammiiiiirjy.. -4 graze. *Sfas ns ssnS spm B. Fs£ &e£-fis ■ H f i The cold has been xj^ gjBB zns Tim cm fy n c a \^ktor Beltsov, a spokip-iVt-cman fnrrr tw R T r o m Mm;- ■ ^ " t a e B B B B n gnss a igiCaa f c ; ’' '•‘f Situations in Moscow.XTW. n i n&iHiriamiL _ mayor hospta&zEdfcfor Gtristanas Bethlehem in: grmT^TiWWij^ anrf ?n »p^T rfniiigiiim,?n •• ,______• JERUSAI£M—n-T he mayor of BethkbsnwiD! ^ in ^ CTTin ^ q gîC gatTm r^-e to ■#'. r ^ the hospital this year.ear. :an d Elias Freij, 7 ^ has been iHwplTaTiTrd ance SalSatmdsyiddiaaald nf t HUniliKoh hneînn»l le 65-year-old ties, spokesman si Sergei March, 1 probably These a re th e firet5ist Christmas festznties îdIliinssin}s2A Doctors say the ' * presuient b makingng a full recov- Yastnhemlembsky said. Washington. ’ yeais as mayor of the West Bank d ty .s ^ iss seaeacais.IfinaSEm '- ps2flesss. ery and Yeltsinsin also spoke with Yeltsin returned to worlwork as ------should BritishI PrimePi Minister John Russians ] prepare to celcbi:lebrate Car bomb bla:liasts cafe in centra!r a l A l g i e s Sbisv EeatSer ,.■> - b e a b le M ajo r,, agreeing a{ that Major New ] Year’s, one of the nation’s',nati Ceimacfiy I m n c gm l t f Sporty r ’nfieSnggsoa to main- should visitvi: Moscow. No date - j . ALGIERS Algeria'•ria ^ A powofiil car hooi) earsdodedaoEedfte ' most festive holidays. Thehe ccom- E y o g a m o T t a in a was set. :g at the biggest cafes in AlfiiUgjeis dttring tb e h m d i hoar] i F i b readjfor battle.' iing year, he said, pausing at will cer- least three p e q i ^:2^woun£Qg7D,dKgouazuni anc normal Yeltsin,lin, anxious to retu m to step : s of the K rem lin, "will w 0 r k the worldrid stage, also has invit- tainly t be better ihan thehe 1 past-. The bomb explodeoded a t 12:45 p jn . near tb e pop SCI when the sidevJalksIcs aJ n d streets w ere fiOed « n h —Boris \cltsit)510, sched- ed Genua:man Chancellor Helmut year.” : The blast also damagnaged a neaity {m eoa and & c n c N o d e - rtfh w ^ nHi^Tn^. jsexQe. Russsm presiden iHlliiillP^fil I The exjd (» o n was f d t tb ro u îo ai oeotxal A ]peis.^sK 3iatr — = ? > ‘y •iiilL eiij^JiixSo s lim - r h e m er, Y eltsin seemecled more alert . daimed leqw rrahjBt^. on»»TTtiî>«4tnw»jydflil c m ^ tip t M 2n £ fjis breathingg less1 labored ^ s mC- Th^Tt b efo re q u inntuple tt bypass > I Tajik presidenent,iîead»^gaaffBeaat Sgyg SssBia.^ Z^jngsixc surgery on Nov. 5. a p k i ^ ’S iaeddH it and A e Mjtopq^ngmleafler , One of his first fii moves . MOSCOW— T^pk Uosday was to0 meet i with signed a cease-firee afagreement M m d^ amed aggm eaiauraear ^ eaSle Tefesm cemamed « cM ef o f staff Anatcatoly Chubais dvil war in the Ceno:ssial A sa n CDuntxy. 3 in l^pdstan. the two ades qgrrrdmfleideaKqg ^ ”g°»- and other aides. In separate talks in }£e nsncm la t&e Kcendsz eS mTrf fhpTT^ he V aaages caponed by T i^gnor e w as satisfied of the final tw o hosts w ith their performimance during K ||A || m the Interfax newss agencyaj n^xrted. Bie goaa fp/^ttHTTIg»seven sw Ua te d S aiiuoswott ea g s. . _ _ The cease-fire pacp a a commits bodi s d e s to fflTTgamaainigim-CO) fi ^nmc*SieStiÔ/ tions and restore peapeace in T ^ p k i^ tor 1.,1997.1tahD3noB3s ^ ; for the creation if a national lecondlia& n a s...... n J oversee peace eSoitsarts. vtoothVeterinnary ^ | | |

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s j s ^ I E d i t o r i aIAL W A d u e ini<3ie Y e s V irginiaa, there w J 1 f l D ATIOMWIPEIE HOTLIMB^ on -fihere /Sc i s; ;a S an ta (Claus A Tickle Me Nearly a century asoago, young Vir^nia A laslas! how .dreary would b e thhe e world ^-v O’Hanlon sent the edieditor of The New if thlere e r were no Santa Claus! It would\ J / ^ York Sun a questionI thih a t still perplexes b e asIS dreary ' as if there werei m n o Vir-i parents: “Is there a SaS a n ta Claus?" Her ginias.as. There would be no chilih iid -lik e — letter was tum ed oovi t;e r to F ra n cis P. fa ithij then, t no poetry, no romarnance to i<^ I C hurch, a n d h is e b qubIWier Ty Ran»insdeH...... ClrculaUonidlrectof d!r( winterworship] cof Saturn and Bacchus, so, as a pastor friend says,lys, we glory in the concentntrating on giving ourselves•s to each Clark Wnhwrth...... ______jrtanaebijednof Peterr YoYoric______dlr« 'dlreetor- not the baby Jeesus. s As Frances Stead ritual radier than in thee RedeemR er. odier,, aan d individually to th e Onelewho w Sellers writes inin a review ofNis- , How to break free? Thisrhis Christmas my ‘ gave aliill H e had, so w e could be fully•uUyhu- ■nie membersmer of the editorial board-andmd writers oleditorlata senbaunfs bookik in Thc New York Times, wife and I dedded to julist st: say “no” to man by)y bein g fully His. 'B, Crump and John Thompson. are Stephenn HiHartgen, Clark Walworth, SUve.C the church in duJie 4th century made “a Christmas. Instead of buyiluying m ounds of ------pact with th e paijagans” when it seiUcd on stuff this year, the childredi^ their ^uses Ca/27Thom as is a Los Angeles Timesri£S ______Dec. 25 to obsen;rve the Nativity, a dale left town with us columni\nist. —L e t t eiR S ------— and the grandchildren lefi G i v i ln g p u t s IU S i n t h eJ C h r i s t m l a s s p i r i t 911 call: What leall]ally happened mostst as s m uch as th e people w ho r nd to them . So how do y ou thirthink it . ponse to your arti- I am w riting in rcspor kes us feel when wc read theselese arri- t is the qiquestion many of us ask smiless \will be eager, thdr eyes lumiuminous. d o n Dec. 1 8 .1 am ’ cle on th e fire in Buhl oi s in the paper, especially whenien diey ■- this timele of year, the one that so ThereJ Vwill be squeals of delight and ook th e call from th e d isp atch er lh a t took fu ll of bald-faced Ues? T h inik k zabout I perfecdyIy sums up all tne wonder IS of surprise. And dien theyyw wi ill would like to tell L e o n a r d Pn M r. E g ^ esto n , a n d I wo I ondm earaiung of ^ c holiday sea- 3Ut to a street fillcd.\yith exdtc(dted ! happened. , q , everyone w hat really He .ORIHELBERT > ^L . son: ren trying out new things. T he 911 phone did nonot ring seven Vendell Brodier, canI y'you spare a dime? , it’s going to hurt some whenen thet tim es in th e d ispatchI office;ofi it rang Last week I pausedpz in die mall, be this age, only for a brie » m e . But dial’s OK. The hurturt isi tw ice. M r. E ggleston diedid not te ll m e i-*/. , 5 whipped o ut mly y calculator and con- ^vill they spend Christmas S^t,'.Uved. The good feeling lasts.ts. in g .” In fact, he '•'lO0 on( enhancement funds childrei th a t “b abies w ere dying rst fears. That Christmas ered around the tree \vaic information at all. , Theh e le tte r in th e Dec. 20 Times-J\cs-New% firmed my worst Oh, it provided m e w ith no ini rafted so lovingly? mirades the previous eve mard Pifts is a co/umnist for■ thc Mia- ily to find out w hat about)ut th e proposed rest a re a annd d inter- budget I had cra I asked him rep eated ly an egg in an earthquake, I’m not raying to raid the3rief i period in life bills coimild, 1 Herald Plaza, Miami,I. FitHo., proceeded to hang pretivItive center at the Malad Gorge,fgc Busted like an was going on and he prc diis sobering news, I did mind you, but if you cannas s mornings gadi- short-li'2. Readers can call Pitts at (800)?0p )« 5 * u p on ihe instead. Statete P a rk w as inform ative a n d raisedn ' faced w ith ihi rtiiting to see w hat “ le interesting quesrions. die only thing I could.( Continuecl shop- it. T he original call wasas dispatchedi in some I know many people2 wowe has wrought. Leant , w hich is a far cry I wcwould like to elaborate on EniEnhance- h e collegc fund, mi Wen: less th an one m inute, W, AsIdid,anororiginal Christmas carol anathema to the spirit of« obody until I know mentn t F unding. u s from “I w on’t sen d nobc head, to die tune of “FU Bc Tliey would say commerdm swing i t ... spend 33132. i Write to Enhinhancem ent Funds are allocaijcated formed in my he w h at th e problem is." istmas.” It goes: pliasis on filthy lu a e , has 7575. ough th e Interm odal S urface•e Trans*I Home for C hrist M T1ma»M ew» w elcom es letterele re , .• On an u nknow n probloblem call, a po- throui spirit of Christianity’s hoi;would say that’s r ------•tation E fficiency Act. ISTEAA ffunds ru be broke: forft Christmas rom ’re a d e rs on su b jects o f publixiblic lice officer is alw ays disdispatched first. portal With respect,I disagreeof Christmas. : fe d e ra l gas tax dollars, o f whiiwhich Poor as poorrc c a n b e Ijrest. To make sum your'letter: e ri \i s . ^ We w ere n ot notifiedI ththis was a house are fe erdalism, the em- ' 1 on Christmas toys ther good nor bad, but nei few ------fire u ntil som eone ranin t to th e Buhl Po-.... - CongiRgrcss irumdatcs that a minimiimum of Sped out, flat that day if not a gift? o tte r s should Include th e writer')Iter's'.. ately. R em em ber, Mr.r. EEggleston, all of interserpretive sources, etc. n eutral. Money is : for Cliristmas And here’s a secret Tve te ie -,1 ecorded a n d this Cor-ongress riiust reauthorize ISTIs t e a , in. To get hom e 6 •irit of th e day is nature, mailing address and tele o u r phone calls a re recc )assth eh at ing feels good. Giving moi red II- ind has b een veri- du dding ir the clause that providesesforen. f rU have to pa: >ne number. Letters considered information can be and nd to understand the fiscal Uiought you could feelsame gi to Christians o u s , o b sc en e o r itib a d ta stejw , wil ili \ hanceicem ent monies in the upcomiiiming ses- , Ican'tpetera fied. trikes every year at this widiout regard to self is a □ Letirejected.,8nd The ^ e ^ e wr s a in e - .. mce are h andled sionn inii order for the Malad projet,ject to msamty that stn All calls for assistanc< y say it feds like a fever able high. And it doesn’trve i learned; Giv- ves ttie fi^t to edit ell le^re. jin. ' time. I can o n ly : efficiently an d professicssionally by our begin ; handing out gr^backs whether die ^ f t be them til ore than you phop, ShoIhould th e federal governm ent man- dream. You’re h d ispatch center. ’ moru!y, smoke is rising aside for sdfish pursuits,s great. Giving ‘ oeioue ttefi may be. brought to oiirTwrT w in , e some fo r any call d ate:e Ihow th e states spend th e fedfederal like Monopoly n O u r response is th e sa lit cards, and somewhere you forgot you even had,is an i unsurposs- be rejIs o f f l « ; ‘malled;to P.O.'.Box 54fi548,:.- ildren are involved gasta1 tax monies lhat they receive?i/e?Sen. from your credit for help, whether childr nt of your brain, an alarm things money can buy,a’t or much matter serveIn F alls, ID 8 3 3 0 3 . or s e n t byyfax' fa) . m p th o m e did us a g reat servicYice by ^ die basement [208)734^538. . o r not.'W e a re h e re to:o helph everyone on Kemp The odier day, I picked2 tim e you had set ' leadirding th e fight to elim inate unfim lunded is going oft. B utit it’s a warning dimly a h e q u al basis. child whose name I pluckits, th e laughter Q ndates. It would benefit Idahoihoif heard over theJ lllovely “ka-CHING” of die Of space constraints.5. ’. 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DEAR ABBY: I am5 bian 82-year- • ago50 you : reprinted a letter frorom windows. B ut m y parparents fed and t'n O t ley helped me t i l d l )omer era old volunteer a t one of extremely , in the H opkins household Carol clears the table aridid setss a hdpful to all who volunlunteer their I know your h eart w as in tlthe dean clothes. (Lateatcr, I learned be&ns m 1 does housekeeping from>m my mother- this even/ening at a quarter past place for one. She has h etre r ej y e on ' services in hospitals andoni nursing g h t placc, but really A bby, do l ’l h ere con- in-law.) five. Carolirol Hopkins is dining with the clock. If Glenn isn’t I hom es.' have no idea to"*ur first recourse need to b e cc c m will lave Thesei days peopl)plc don’t take her son,n, cone of h e r two daugh* momentarily, the system Thanking you in adv:idvance, I am “Red" or “Ju icting the authorities? I ha begin to break down. een a foster parent and knenow the time to knowI others.01 If our ters, andnd a niece she’s babysit- -MRS. EDNA S. GRElREENBERG, . Yesterdaj SS' i e r d a u g h te r’s friend is It wasn’t like this when;n (Carol TVLEJ wow oul fri^tening the authoritiities neighbors a re noisy,isy, w e.cd l th e ting. H er LER.TEXAS Johnson” £ 5 for dinner, too. was growing up, in the lalate te '60s auth'an be to a child and a family. police. If nearby residentsres don’t sraying fot DEAR MRS. GREEEENBERG: However, I ilf-cmploycd real-estate an d ‘70s. U ke millions of)f others01 Congratulations for thetht number Alvin Johns( n“ O pen to Suggestions” wantinted mow their lawns,'s, we call city A self-e e h I authorities. If a co-wi►worker crosses agent. (iirolCar has a flexible sclied- in America, her family atee to,togeth-' of hours you have serveatient ii called himself toducating. ti And of course, if And then there was Sunday,Sur that you. Dear Abby. his. that mail addressed:d tot “ Bu22” addrosspd,5 wouldn’t be confused thin!er first visit it was obvious tl when the rituals were formfoi al, ifter -AFAI■AITHFULFAN “ Do you yo h a v e hom ew ork?” Jackson, "Skip" J J o n e s o r And wouliather, who was callcd Shehe child was neglected, aft “You w ent to church, cameme home1 othe CONFIDENTLaiLTD THOSE Carol askasks R achel, her 12-year- “Tootsie” Brown willrill pro b ab ly se n d e r nev th[lat e ’ she could have spoken to't linner — WHO READ MEFAFAITHFULLY, old daughiughter. ancl hung out, and had dinn not be delivered to patientspat in a address onise th print this, Abby. I madeacher. hing likc was OCCASIONALLY'O 0] R RARELY: “Onlyiriy math,” Rachel says. usually a roast or something hospital. sveiy time I see a stack appiI grew up in a home that v tak e out am e Have a m erry Christiistmas. If Carol>l advisesae h er to get started lhat. My mother would taki Nicknames are nott recordedre on lat can’t be delivered havtilthy. I often wore the sai the silver and china." AL SuSunday- rely you’re drinking, plealease don’t as soejn)n asj her friend leaves; hospital records. The2 pjpatients are DEAR FRIit is improperly edu(lothcs for days. We rare ritiw l today is Carol’s cx-hus-husband trashed the sheets, and I had,d no drive. And if you’rere edriving, Carol ’ss hu;>br 3 nd, Glenn, due registered under theirth legal theword-Iht h e r : returning the girls from>m th1 e ir dea people ever washed floorsirs or please don’t drink.^ hom e frcfrom work shortly, will names (first, middle ancand last). We DEAR ABtuldn’t you know, the the supervisease. Carol will be gone — weekend visit, and Caroliro l and lever puts a return that for a busi)usiness appointment at 6, Glenn corodinafing theirir calcn-c I the envelope, eitheri . teac mceting of her community dars for the week ahead. -FRUSTRATED IN olidays II classh with par(rents theaterr gigroup at 7. That’s when Footsteps are heardi inir th e College:J students h . PHOENK filtl Megan,I, IS,IS her older daughter, is .front hall. Glenn is home,Tie, min- ^USTRATEDtnipass clot ______^ ents’. prece;con- things work out wwell can help expcctedled back from high school utes to spare. rwOftendoSwitliwI I hope it helps. wasl passing, ceived noticlions folks avoid setbackscks and detours basketbi]tball practice. At least He kisses his wife in pas \BBY: Several months idea doesn’t have to worry and sits down, alone, to r m ake Likc most collegc;e freshmen,1 about howr thet in the progress ofbifbtulding adult* Carol do will adult relationships.”ts.” aboul McMegan’s transportation. tacos. David Jones Jr. wasas ]p rim ed to • Back off a explore all that collegesgeU fehad to can keep an holi- offer w hen he left hts hij Orlando, in5it lACCESJ Christitmas, asn*y often collide with a Pei i l ^ p \jirhts kof old rules. gc ...ski.. s over old roles and par- ir\v Q couNim similari r t o t h e h ^ l e b r a t i o r JY ~

The Hartfonl Coumat r- Fast forw w as stirrin g not even a mouse . cen tu ryn ii o w k n o vU nlike m e Dutch St. NichetH. V\A/i UmmKV rbnd I !; The next.time you)u ffeel that we G roups of who left punishments for | | I in th e C onsum er Ag(Age have lost other rowdj c h ild re n , M oore’s S a n ta wiwas a RnnrnBiEQa I V. H e wMfilflltfWllftlll Ita the true meaning of Christmas, Christmas jolly, benevolent fellow, 1 A rriet Beecher drunkenlylistoric ce'wasn’t threatening to the upperui consider that Harric ary of ■iiHo«i:Wb«kiiJ','' lnijtWr.1 ...... K""” Stowe in 1850 was woworried about streets, leaj classes, who were still war; beggars demanding their shatlareot what to buy peoplee whow already and eventrward to the early 19th vra BOOBMIVHV I IJ had everylhing they2y 'i(kltlwilBnllM>1 the University professorever o en-ossed the o^ean. got thi everything that car Atinoglbty kilUIrm fessor of history a t th< t h o u ^ t of.”’ flirll of Massachusetts,ts, Amherst. do New w'Yorkers'reihveiitedYt ho MT sp.-dti'-i"' “There is no biblicala l o< r historical his famouslas as we now know it ' • t t X » Itnftewntiuttgsf. rcason to place the» bi b irth of Jesus St. Nicholam whole cloth but from de on Dec. 25." b efo re i CIr ^ ” h e says. foi ' m But that’s not thehe lSolIi(lliU«a)l. tines ; Nissenbaum. In fact S u p e s t e r e ^ ^ “ f hasti: W '•yi Vbur Pitertalnment Suf had little, luck trttransforming of her or one of many dogs, c btkOiuoRliiWi ■ liKiocy piosrom. C old wiillpaUliliiri “Christmas from a3 seasonse of mis- - W V puppies or kittens. C ''.'■'inTwlnFolls:870BluOBluDlal((tH.Blvi]. ( 1 temperatures mean pets nmust llii>»l(i. rule into on occasioision of quieter : Sf have wami dty shelter. Keeptp the pleasure," he writes. w K S iw tffk water dish unfro:en. But where the ^urchch Wled, ^Jr te H Hm m sm BS: Santa Claus succeedeeded. I—5==

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t ; I kids HwglK peedrepaiissloow opening of BR aim sl ;ANDP0INT — S d n « w MU o B tfn BesoR is refiniiis ;b.^Ked dtaidift dBiaE tU ss bI o 9 b t f i t h a s n o t fc ! ; ■ iddosaw ay. [be ski hin hoped to b a re td h e b ^ K p e c d q u a d — wm bfaidi' to col]liege 1o ls four skiers per clu if —— r A a O t a n d n iu iiin g ffor o r ttb e I m ld K siest wedc of tfae seuoD. Bolo t i t isa y noc b e o p e n o n iil .LENE (AP) - ^jr after Cfazisiinas. r hifih sdiool stu- - *Even«K >s daBîng tf tbebe l i t to s a n d K ag ainon. , We m Idaho goes to «nuli3 i uld love to have it nBsans OMtod^. bot «e ^ want it tDcJ ^ * spedal program d Bed) Bamiltao. maket iSreoBaat;l«g»cA , le to ta L Che lift 2.400d d e a too :dbe BOBBiasi tup ead i bomIm r. It iucational Talent s dm . t down in F d v s a y a£• a o r d e n o B E a a m c r sa iditb tfa e re H | 9 m ts emoD in col- TC flaws zn some of die metaaIp 1 K tS . [gh p artid p atin g Id normaUy be . t likdy co contn>- U Inion I I l Padfic com plytes track removal1 oo. CA]SANDPOINT— Dmoo PadficicbasfigJ|y»«ipirtrdado id o m -H I : rents who did not im track rdoQ tkn projea tinfaat w as m Ibe woriES fo r 16S 3« j c a n i college, have low dcostabootSlSimlEan. ‘'Uns is a great dsistiiBS preresest for tfae 0 9 of S m ^ n B 1} 1 is a federal pro- ayor David SawyiT said. “Ibbose t trains iiinuing tfaroo^ ivides tutoring, iddle of die diy woe a £asaete r n t i o E n> happen.* :e, college tours At least, tfae tzsn s that d n d^ j m l M dBOB^ DMm cao iffic jams, acddents and deiarbr5 » tor em jgm cy irhirir^.& T* b e | > miles cf track d al caoied. sisix tn is s a ^ cza ao o ss s( h I know w h at I d ie city’s b u s e s m ssB SK osOS. cdhdpdoiiîi.” Union ^ d f i c tfaeb e tra c k la st w eek a f te r iti t cotn-c a v e r, a jum or a t . ettd a deal to nse a B m lbyii^ Smbetn n tte on tfaeenoctfa n Sdiool ttf e s 18 ia 3 n a d cxosszngss inin tbe • a scien- rawid «.of town. Ib e more cS bbbs [: :y. many of «hicfa were m t CR!fm ■ug addicts. )lden SState ledmeallege. ^ sin thhe Go incomes or both. star M a^c Johnson enjoyed T alo it is u n i h a i s i n g g o a l ictaed for transplantnt i LOS ANGELESES (AP) — “I hate;te it,” she declared, com- st gram that provii Fun reac i TheyVe finally arriverived — th e Big p lainingg of'shoddyc service and dinners di on tables and seat < the skills to get IDAHO FALLS — Tfae HoffiG £ or Cbnstnxxs fa n d d zivr e ai a t ions covered in crushed ve finandal advice, • '- Brown Bag, th e MedMedium Brown inept saleales people. “I was just io and plain old enayandjdbs." citoi 4. Bag and the LittleBrownBag. Brc thinkinglg what can I do that I and at carried home ^ ts of \ b counselors o u e r More d an CDOO^ n a i 9 faasE facBi1 nia e d BD j s y Cor a ps a n x o ts s patent Bloomie’s tote ’ kidsinSththrougli Z Bloomingdale’s,, symbol sy of all don’t haveive to go back in this store p; “Even thoughstudy 1 skills, orga- jiK£iL>nT thar hasa hg w A a atecBi g cbaace cf o i ^ Batsisb Sfa an d stuffedst with goodies. Z th a t is M a ^ t t a nI and ar chic, has agaiiL want to do, I needto college campus- r.faie. - The crowds arrived two tudents choose a ^ t crashed down on CaliforniaCa: this “Youare ar meeting a major non- said Andrea Deav When local lad b perwaTrtyy f1 BxfasdsDQ Dild SfcaiS b w o q later. - winter wilh four vastast stores and a fan in me.’le.” la Post FaBs K ^ Sational d pro g r^ goal bad been tcacfaoi “tbeceKcewas “It was like people had r tmrd^ dot tfae fiatdoBoe 8 ° - blitzkrieg of publicilicity that left And 50so iti goes a t th e store that , “I want to beGnd a scholarships t n o i ^ aad hDQenog in tfae iabaciiôaad. S s was cnfiogS aodaa so r even atpen shopperslers dizzy. rnanaged•d to raise Californians’ b bi e e n 'to a department s r college entrance before,” marveled Saima A tistlwaruagoto Q-e ber pBceniSi" u Like lemmings,'s, the locals expectaticmons to a fever pitch in b< 26, recalling how her fellow away. Tin thinki ForShjr, ifs tfae best Ctrigrrar : flo c k e d to th e Century Cei City the monthnths before its first grand 2( University of :hFa has its roots in ^Ît woold be ptci^ fasd to satani," l djc sad. “WeNc WTtnrg□ezeda 5 — and. then, inevitably, pers p< oohed a n d aahed o v e r« ; Shopping C enter mand d three o th er opening - th ere’s a schoolDhnson’s i G re a t iradeas&rasnDCDacaiKd.* item. : B loom ingdale’s-boajoasting malls watched:d som e o f th o s e h ig h id one in Scotland n e of s ev eral 30- ; this November andnd December, hopes comome claneringdown. The Olher three stores op ams, collectively over the course of the mt Talent Search t ' eager to acquire onenc of I the trade- T h e first fi notice of this o' Edmonds convina10, time p rom ote mark drab bagss anda enough Manhattattan invasion came way Each E lime, i t w as the ^ e s MJ. stores packed so tightly thi she should study : familiarity with thele SIstore to call it b a c k inn the t summer of 199S, st year to help meet] could hardly disperiiVher by the chummyf “Bloomie’s"“: when FederatedFd Department cc When he was i merchandise letft'off and thi '7 ‘ moniker, ' Stores [ncInc aimounced it was buy* m Edmonds was ske r . Now they a re shashakiaetê ad ing the: Broadway,B a C alifornia tomers tc began. * ' “The response has 1 p e n ^ advice wo visions'from th e irir hheads — jind departme)nent store chain. The corn- much. * rewing for battle. It’S![t’s not every day pany said sa most would be beyond b' our greatest exp tio n s,” s a id M ich ael Gi Hediangedhisi r th a t a retail giantt shovessh its w ay replaced2d vrith its Macy’s stores ti of the school year, hosen few would become Bloomingdale’s B chairman WSM) ' into the local malls,[s, cdeclaring w ar b u t a cho: 22 seniors enrolled chief executive officer. on the shopping estabitablishment. th e f i rst s tBloomingdales : on the d , . “This isn’t givii : Dedicated shopioppers — and WestCoasoast. He attrib u ted the early su to Bloomie’s having “more, giving kids jobs," - they boast strengthth int great num- The frenzyfre began. Who would tt more pizzazz than any* c^5““ ' is giving kids thi b e rs — are caking; sisides. d snag a Bloomie’s?Blo n th d r ovro money a “I won’t go to Non'Jordstiom at all ' In Orarrange County — la n d of store” si in th e area. E black Talent Seardie anym ore,” said SusiSusan Zolla, SO, âted suburbansui developments The other stores would h differ. ' tutoring, tead i s a . emerging from theth Wesiside and gildeIded shopping centers — d nize Geld trips to c ; B loom ingdale’s wiiwith her arms Newport:rt Beach’s Fashion Island Jodie Corley, director of0 c days jjgjp rate relations for Ne ' weighed down byby bulging Big • and Cost3sta Mesa’s South Coast r; , college or voati • Brown Bags. “They*)(^ve got every- Plaza battlattled it out for nearly two Marcus, ^ said the exclu1 never j-ju Qm forms, fin When the prize went to Dallas-based E chain- is not tlS ! thing I need here.” years. Wl s to re ppepare for a ened. “W e serve and attract Such a commentIt iiis tantam ount Fashionn Island,I the Los Angeles e Awan, exains. more of a discerning and afl to revolution in a regionr where Times callcdcal it a “bitter defeat” n wshop- Talent Search 1 customer,” Corley said. gold-plated “Fd ratirather be shop- for SouthIth Coast executives. c r every president Johi ping al Nordstrom”n” license plate In all,1, Bloomingdale’sI selected At Seattle-based Nords spokeswoman Brooke Whiti J Sodety. It’s one frames grace someeofthesleêst ol four initi:itial stores — three in the s; competition is “good for th year-old program sedans in to^vn. I L os Angingcles area and one in o montu. JJS jjyo, “We love (Bloomlomingdalc’s),” Northemm Cialifomia, ju st south of tomer ti and us as welL” ; scene: higher education, e n th u s e d Z o llaI’s ’s 18-year-old San Francandsco. But if the establishedthe c eye . sound disarmingly unconce daughter, Anne, addadding the high The CenturyCei City store in W est s i r e f i i e . the evidence points, othei praise of: “We thinkink the salespeo- Los Angeigeles opened on Nov. 7. t the cus-V p ILEVISION’Ir s pie look like New YoYorkers." Not to theihi public but, this being On C Dec. 6, S ak s F ifth Av 0 C O N T IN E N T A L C A B Moments laterter, Roberta Tinseltowown after all, to celebrities announced a that it is nearljb e e n •^ ' .• M atuiing, a SO-year-•ar-old fine ans and othether notables in a party bling b its presence in Soucpecta- California over the nex LIFELIJ N E S E A V IfCE. dealer, pushed paspast th e sto re ’s d u b b•d e d “The Ultimate C G ould, ^ ^ years. Only a few years ago big g la ^ doors andid emergedt into Premiereere.” Guests like director j the sunshiney ououtdoors in a Penny MM arshall, com edian Billy was v closing stores in the Channel IS MOVINGI TO0 i grumpy mood. C rystalll and i retired basketball region.' r le C rtreversesIS theft-Gae WIINENTALCCABLEVlSlOi N’S LIFELINEIE___ Appel]illateeour^ : beg to

BOISE (AP)-T- The citizen’s pickupI and an accused him of theft. Moore ft filed a motion to suj (VICE ON CHymNEL2, DEECEMBER 24>.4. evidence obtained by the fol corpo- arrest of a man takiaking merchan- Maxwe!well grabbed Moore’s arm e and charged the ddzcn’s arreIcim an dise from the Wareiaremart loading and toldId him he was under citi- a invalid. The district court lugt siv e, ■ dock in N am pa waswa; valid, says zen’s arrerrest. Moore asked to lock ii threat- WILLKMOVE FROM CHAIU1NEL2T0 . the Idaho^Courtrt (of Appeals, his truckick, but employee Steve his h modon, but the statt appe The appellate court courict a bit INEL 46, DECEMBEBt24. -w h ic h rem an d edd tlthe case to a Hilkeyy spotteds a gun inside, affluent CHANN lower court. M axwell shoved Moore up the t citizen’s arrest was p 1 A neighbor of thehe I^ e ry store againstt thetl pidmp and held him because fc it dealt with a n meanor committed in theistrom , : saw a man placingng items in his down untmtil police arrived. " r ence of the arresting dtizenlite said 1 WILL BE ADDEDEDT0C0NHNENH lALCABlEnSIONIN truck and moving> thithem to ijearby Oneofficer off patted Moore down c th e cus- ! - rcnolstorage units.;its. Store manag-. a n d four)und a green, leafy sub- It also h eld th e officers d ( AS CHANNEL 47470NDECEMBBI {24IH(IN1WINI er Blaine Maxwelveil and three stance.i. Inside1 his wallet was ' have 1 to establish a' basis 'te rest Moore because the chainsc ocher Waremartirt employees methampmphetamine r iFMiS.iaMBERSLY.ANDHANSBiNONLY). essentially hands the suicemed, ^ _ arrived on the scenaaie. He wasvas charged with possession e erwise. ,T| I They saw m ctalII ccarts and p l ^ of m ethochamphetamine and four over c to authorities withoi [BfVISIOKWlLLNO initial arrest dissolving. \v e n u c ■ ■ ■ IIFJANUARY1,1997( I r COUNTRY MUSIC n tic storage boxes in *]Toby Moore’s counts5 ofo aggravated assault. i rly dou- lu th em ISHARETIME^^ ;x t two Youngg child milissing in SSalmon artgo, Saks _ The SALMON (AP)IP ) — A n 1 8 -, 1:30 p.m).m., Sunday, th a t th e tqd- points along the way. And policem en w ere seen ch< month-old girl isI mimissing ond the< d ier waswis missing from a Salmon case is being treate 6 2230 ; 0R 53(6-6565 i I are not Lemhili CCounty resi-. were usedus to check a six-mile S - BEBB^ 261 EASIkSTLMO onyE • T«Bi■ n u is B stre tcUl h of the icy river. Other 7,000 ^ u a r e miles of Cust i : I dents, i A report was callisdledinatabout peoplele went to river'access Lemhi counties. ^W re a r-7 I H d tiz e n suspect ™ • AS OF rea ■ Q l

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ArouUND ( :\y ie y H ispanilies keep alive ; THEV^ALLEY Seekdngirefu^M C die Ohiistm u as festiva:al of Las Posadadas 3yVbtlnfaiS.Q«tMr No one hurt inir Hansen n % a m nmnw A m______

I afternoon ciilr TWIN FA IX S - In M exico.x tt3 b e s t t ^ j f l ilmney fire of Maiy and Joseph sedanst lolodging in I HANSEK-NociMwasivas injured in a bouse Bethlehem Bei is rememberedI wwith can- I & e d at started m a dszohimti>y Wn«w4i»y afrw. aies, d l( songs, prayers, pinaias.tas, and a I 11 ttwii'K TA»tw\ P^gL-gial feast of good things ia thee'n a in e^ lay ; ' Catholic festival of Las Posada:tdas. I .^R I Firefi^tters rf^poodcjded to a n emergenQT It I draws together nei^bbbors i and I * call tp cxcui^Bisb ft fireire a t 603 Calico S t, fas -venesihle I H jn w n ar V77 p m _ ttwbe £spatcberi said By elders, eld fo r l e s ^ in v irtn ei, , btwiTnn ily I I 7 pm htecs were putting out rhgrjry d u «m<4 ttrtity softbefire. In I southern Idabo. the liglig! h ts > S Additxooal inforniatiiation on damage or latighter lati of Las Posadas can3 TTy extra I I c w a e of th e f ire w ass tttmavailable at The eigr>TfiraT«-^. sig .1 n n s M s s s 'p re s s tim e Bib “Spanish people identiiitify with . Jose^ J“ becanse theyleyw enttD I Idaho gas prices«s are down a ^ foreign ~ there’s a conn said Raqnel Arenz, in vriiosetse hom e a grotip of Htl(hbo2ia2tîay motorists may bare L a sF o a d a s. 8 mnrm tn tt Tbe festival ends at a parratn«h hall I x s, hat they wffl pay tonight, to t after right eveningi g ct d d ir a - ^ BOfetbaDlast C3sis&ii3s»as. dons tio: in eight B la^ Valley bonIm'iih x Ib e AjsezâQ AnQsnoiTTwhii^ Associatioa in Pnr4i I p i’«if»^ TTtg Cfaiistmas : U^ssnditsfoelsonî^ fin m d d ie a T e n g e E Evi ve, th e group pbtjrs o o t d ie o lidilteeA -iattaÂ I f t . a i i i i » r .r i i ■■! n b d fBHli - a soip aadt «Bb\ tf-êrreonkadedgaso- co cot u p 's search for a place fo r. I—^ | M h^kot«k>s-iA i M ifertar|■ g l in bk«ta^t>0C.1te|latiaViHa iitfi*-tfw;ttatfcfcw^«erisetts u o e is dcmn 8 firafrniii Thadcpvmg to be be bom. A bandfnl of * t a a ; a i l M n afiiiiM d 1 SL3Z.Battfaenatkmalanavaage price of $128 approaches apj tbe boose, c a n ^rmgstatxies ^ - rndKbhpÔTtagearel■«»17r»Tifn of o f. M aiy Joseph s sr>git^ ^ ptwx g tfatir tf^ irm T e 11 m lit &oliuui a year ago. for for entrance. t "SeawnaQy lower dlemand e n tisuaDy resalts T1 b e others, inside , an sw erwidivers- r w s iakma luiii^pccEstfaxsb is ttm e of year,” said es e stbat shoo the couide awayvay. Indie ^loAAA^potoimln D are Carison. "But end,th^ eni invite VtrsenI pcpoa* and lark et conditions a re b b e e r h u sb a n d - a n d tb o s e w bh o carry pi'ftiwg 3 new look on2 gaS13S^WyqB'y iiiiiu ^ ?fi7 Ll J die Magic VaUey. the sc « m e c fL a s FFOsadas o is played npt at a sns n g j^ h a m e on<4» tright ‘ Additfonal Chariirges filed “ ^ M edco, there a re m o re« verses1 to tbe song. Parddpants singQg a t e a d i . ^ against 3 Magic^cîeymen hmt«» £ on mmry Ttightg h r s n g excuses fo r Avfiisii BOISE - th r e e m orert Magic] Valley men ttnH ^ Joseph ~ at<>t âr4t nigtif witii a mil- ^ Bott âfTT^f ihlS[bis month, bnnpng to ent home is the "paada," o w h e re firtaHy gat>jazher, e n in cmnec* tioaiiiA the case. "In M exico... ever7 b b>dy d s know s U ardal Garda-flafiItmo, Jose Manzo* «>!«» Rodrigoer, and Josnn CCa rlo s R eboUedo- everybody ifs more famil Bddledo fece a sedo3 ofol f ft ^11 iitTT^g gaiH sai gitninnnô hft a|||y^f^mfw^nltal spspects are from Montes* home for day foiu9n r o f L as IWia]Îbax)dJeRiDe,b(^ b e s a R Posadas. P o She said ber visiiisit to the The Etc sospects fareaa a r o i ^ r f A ^ dis- United States would end in i her tt) celebrate la^r fewe w days of Nb ttial dale bas beenaset, s Stiles said, bet a T-agP La fxarfngm M orvfi- ttial is E k ^ to be hddlinFdnian. ia In ^ M exico, th e festival i s. eve r e n more Adan ReboDedi>RdxJlbcJlrdoandHfribfttp joyful, jP] S im i^ said. The grogroiqicazTies _ Blmdcaa-Torres, both:th 30 a n d from Twin candles, c a waves spariders a no d all — ' Falb;w ere arrested Dec.:ec3 . the thi way down the block -- •“i w e w alk ATTtfinriH^ M w iA b siHging." Partidpants cann c on cty idoa-TofTes and Adan sii a d z n i ^ of Las Posadas -— g:gave /TTTwUng **pondlC” trtar^^ Witbrith pineap- sa id d ie d rinlink was good—bot zjBssqgg c=ts£x3fai=tcB dr 0 d elivered about 12 d n * ^ l 3 nar4nti for the; festi-fe Bnrnnr to an m dereov- ple,"guava, pli prunes, cinnamonon Jand nuts snmiHlting. ^ b3- roSfiil ee Xin d ie U znied S&B9ES *cyf- - *Vepsiharemisafaaic «ijt” ste sail TaTsablhbreizated fonn in Twin Falls•alls, g federal agertL A jtihseibsujueut search cf on - ••g a ^ for tbe old p e q ^ alcdfa rtrt< area is very cokcold, I Ik ia F ^ bones jidded^ iwMmnnttl trw ham. In ] Idaho, pondie is servededifsome* ins to keepp i oa£ixan pi’ng'" farir P e ^ e Gcses — v£dfeapLgêdgi'fJy "Beca sSfiête^bccse sccktoi0 house,* he coecazomeL ouxijnana1 az«w>f< fire a rm wgwtf^ one gxi knows how to make it.:it. îtnTttnn secoTid^gncileranon AmwifaTTt 3 SjiSeciiBs’t^ffccrpg. e e h x a s e if to Ptese see US POSADAS. Page’agesa saU. ' sa i SatTtpliTig h e r c op T b nnrsday.die rs not,farinsB:ta n c e , b a r e ^ d e z a i^ n S}• - ^33 W3S cyisg to free Garcia-NQSO w as releasedre i on^glOÔ bcjud^ iQoazfflsg SQ^p wiôQtbo^L Sculptor de!esigns uniqi}ue Santas Teenchlarged in falItal accidentnt s e v e re ! ie s foi- Just In tim e fbri>r C hristm as, ByJeraBorBmcbb j kndegt] Tlmo HiwwilHf______StraiE f-E roas5 cem ^ e s e J f r m A p opnce l affidavit alleges thatlat thi e lottery Jachpotiitclimi)s - p»--tii L-^jg r « s ^ . thre e wiw o e sp ee£ n g XKay &UD1 a1 cri• ' i'll** RUPERT - All sbe warranted for TWIN F A L L S -A Iluoi d w l o t ^ player ^ fiesed S3 a ScgcgaSeg=• car accsiesr. a scen ^t, drrnng “recklessly att II lu g h ifiM waTV frff with monu s e m an just a stock- C ^ hristm as w as one o f tb o se e d0 ld w a ild ^ «2s c&xrged speedy:^ a n d to stop a t stop sc gatita f l a ^ P g'TW fom ul xn Twia FaSs ceea^ger foD o f money Chri! by hit* Ea&g8 at*eA«isrff cwo&iBdswha acdwzii ' ting Wednesday^ Powctb shops and JtAped in swefipmgagrbbesand i ■CTBat£e^ « i a £ga.^ B efing e th e acddenz^ th e o r cazzyu zying Ibe jackpMbez;ccte tD Û ?i5 TtfTHnn ho se;.I3L&eBtaD thethrete e Tw in FaDs men flashedl lI7 ^ a n . __th e C hnsonas m ^xt ^^draw ingi and ststs So, ' Michadene Rowe m adede 4one. Now ■ij iij - i iH ^fpi' ' liid n SS i ate KiBce ttooper. w to docked die sdls them ootof ber homeme, aad ber— ±â= nfe8»~ thecars Tîw^h^riw affTAivt fi d _. - ...... ganta< >tm>w taV^n nn «4ta ri>f»w m illion kpot, sp read o ver 2 0 Sa cteralltbdr a^heisaowas hsidede the wrecked car, police: finfotm d je a n of paym ent^ woolc•■lilt t r m n «mg?i» win. own. OT dcg& fr whgabe stolen1 goods valued at morei thtl a n ner SL62 xmOion a yeai'ear, a fter tAnfes. That Row e, 48, lives in R u p eT r ttw ith h e r A/. Snâ^scoee w H l b e s U m g.lOO. Lndudrng a c a r ^ s tttw ^^fstem ^ g inndazes to $4,438 8 day.lay. family. fa Sbe is a m other of 1fo u r and edcfiz t taVô On die otber band» tbe nrfiT* nf ptftfrng tho woiks Wl as an office managerO’ ai t a local RaAmrTTg cJUfa .^ i wrift f jrfiig tb e Quui thidie o r ^ Damri Norman TTnnl^Hs fire numb ers and th e PowetbaDPW number ca^ growl gr s assod ation. I n b e rr nsc a r e time cSriTgrfalSS B :r ^ - ^ Xervr A t*rar tfatlS^ the affitivit Hid. l e ^ are aboot 53 mtlliaiQioMo-t sb sb e sculpts. She bas m ad e a oyfidsng£ »-ii jJiwil s£3 a iz3caE^3ay ^ BankilB saw t ^ th ree w alk in g5 awa i ay Santa, a m** lA^wi^ni^g Sauiaî.alifedzed a aiwestcfBaiesL from heEns car. Afm* n o tio n g h is ste Santa dad in filling wadeis,E,andabed- ai T»i««in p ^ he chased them,m . H e S eats are avaiiailablefor CSI | Ibe-csCSsns t^zor* i n t i r e e eccn- w a s c d ritni» S an ta hrfding a te d d^ y b1 e a r and - a s s e a cf tie cann M flcl& ^ f c zfc- Mutipece d a b o u t fo u r mHes b ^ oire r e th e jî I I ■ iiiTTw< A p ri SBCOeofo f th e acd d B it ID can pQBce.e. annual agribusitsiness tour * V s k ^ (rf fan to see h onr w many1 Sf- cb zz]Lzges a g a in st R ath a m o n e wwi e re . ta f 1«TT«anH Ktieaaeae...... TWISFAUS-TberesearesdQafewseais ^ferent ways you can do Santa C S. ”Bz]Babfrf* Sibcca- delayede d w hile h e recDve red fromQ m th e < left on th e b o s fi3r dhe ie ntmtml r/iHttgo of connect CO with peotdrfs jciKinal $B3Sg,2»5sdfe68- T M 11 a cd d g»»Tf i *C>i»Ti» o f m»n tn thLhecar ^ CMiftw n M ahn F a m t pririnB it x * Manag^nwnt hobbies,” hc Rowe said. w e e wemt Ul iii g ^ Q t a ffn ritintg g ftto an Ti»nH« anil e^ a hagfrjB AgTbor Rowe sculpts the faces, hi Bjt* J fiiiffir was Scsj'■ ir r j’TTTwtt M frS * d d c n i ItwiQbebddFdL3'l3-13 and this year wiD fcet fo ’of her figures out of poiymtym erday,a visit th e T exas K ingt R anch. O tber stops ty ty p e of m o v in g d a y t h a t ta k e s on a ------fentakatfavattM ekrt I t along th e w ay w ill boe e th e U tah Canyon l& U lik e 'lo o k a fter d ie b a kcesitinbCT e s JJJaim rp.Kbrniti^mutetm m. W aterwoeses may douse (development L an o ^ F o o r Coxiwrs,■% (C arlsbad C averns, cn n eeds oOQ hot smoBacr days — w henm d1 i y Bxos Area. The AlamoloanddieSanAiitssib a - Generally, tbe figu re ^ b o d ie s are from recyded m atenalsialsaad£d». a n i li w a te rsii^£bs s are stzetdied dti& linsnck9Qw. m r Bows « a probtem m tte;soutI> sot xics. Rowe d i o ^ a t s e c o n d ^ ------^— =------Lowfi 700 per person docUe xii -faandstores .,..i Ami,Sal Bowe z n sp o au sas {yhigh to find worn ciodies to dresss jjp q b a S g - ^ TBSFAIIS-baae CBStSX whidi B b at a idatlkdy h interested mti to dtewberazxESi&nL rww atttj is relatively farra a» w a y ores. U sed m atenal p v e s faerK s-oeatkiB isaEceai^szBS- tieroii Awderat733€SS4,ext m (y. w e w e e i a c M d ia fte r th e c ity 's g ravityêd sourcearces o f a m o re auth en tic lo o k , s biesaid.She. e s ? B%tSeG7Cbac3a3II J l * I u pirf &UU1 th I 58M274. a B e o{ d e o n a t o f d e s ^ finds other tsed items fiorfsoprocs.sDdias **cau« " V naSiyoEattsa&SiSiHaaKteedbp- sopc^ & rtn III** W iT n rfi m ril r cTiifrm is fiiztfaer dcgrarfingin g tb e a p lasdc M eDoaald^ H a ^ 1 readcfoBBi. y o£ watiiT sem ce for hfime f s< ttbat useofflces die « covered and tnmed into a 1 T S e Lf.iiima a c z s » i 11 ii;inrf 6use 8 a win dose at 3 pan. gi e d I n S n e e r z a d e u z b L niiTVhw p>^»CT

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-> E ^ d e m cBeoery-RiBKismarcall a Alît iran: g e m cn ts a r e p e n ^ n g ajid^. m Romanic S. DyiDye, of Kimberly, R o bert e rt Perry Minshew, of (FiCFitzHenry Funeral H o m e PalPalin E sO b XB o b >Jev., and formerly of Tw in D°. ii Woodhouse,ofBoBoise and fomier- Soibeibe names are omitted at MMichael Woodland, b o th offPaul; Pa :Chaj*L Boriejr i ^ , w id i lh e R e v . K e ith W ia T W U F a u sS - *®* ly of Jerome! aand Hazelton, :p;: patients’request ClChris Uhl, Jean Gibson, PenPenny C n E a i s . f e S _ . . o ffid^ ria s f^n g B u iia l W ill foUoW a: ' memorial serv5rvice, 1 p.m. DlDamron and Joan Creamer,,ier.,all T^»>- 7 ?.Lisa.acc6e r Z» a Lg « j i m in rf t he e RRopcrt Cemetery. Frieniids ‘ Thursday, Jerocrome LDS Stake Admitted of Rupert; and Sonja Parishrish of Cr-ZsaE.W afcswaod, maycly call from 6 to 8 pjn. Frida] Center. H eidiiiCasdorph C of Twin Falls. KiKimberly. d one-hour before the funeraia l O a n a j lS iE K B3s. g . S « .a fB a ppec^<&dUbndi7vDec. e anda A g c a M B d c s egrace r r i wEl be 23, ISS^S, at the Miiudofca on; SaturdaySi at the funerara i M o iian 0 . Smllmith Langdon, of Released MINIDOKA MEMORIALIAL &e££scZ?=3.f3^âcc& eTnra IBmioralHlB3S{Ua!uxKnpert. cbaPâ p d . KeW Plym outh1 andai formerly of HddiU CasdoiphC of Twin Falls. HOSPITAL Twin Falls, 111 a a.m . S atu rd ay , ------1 First United Mellelhodist Church, CASSlSSIA REGIONAL MED Some names are om ittedid atai Payette. Burial,[, 1 pjn., Monday, IICAL CENTER padents’request. _____ S u n s e t M em orii)riai Park, Twin TUARIES- FaDs.' A receptionion for family and Admitted Admitted ------O b d friends w ill foUolUow at th e F irst D eann:nna Petersen of Burley; Wade Hansen of Rupert. ftr^gaayateM nrtBofioBk caO 7 3 3 0 3 3 1 r otB B siaOP B 278< ______Baptist Churchch. Twin Falls. andMarylyn ^ Schmcil of Tacoma, — Friends msy califill from 3 to 7 p jn . Wash. R deased ^ • rx~ &an TfcanpnpsoiT c f O ty . tlta h , d o nnations a t be made to theho . Friday at theI Sbaffer-JensenSl Darcy Nelson of R upert. Bo l e [I.a n e FFeie#•idl cf Scortsdale/and Amerilerican Heart Association oi Memorial Chap^H P a y e n e . Rdeased Kcsara£TlnaInaJ Carrier of Eagle; one Idaho,Iho, 270 S. Orchard. Suite B, icrarrs'. Darr[arr^r Feck, o f Builey: 13 B oiseise IID 83705. g^TdcrtidrejTCTc 3T g-eat-grandchil- Creru a r d: oro re greac-great-grand- im b e r l y crnldLare*^ [■'.i'o»‘gi‘0 ^ . 1996. at tho Magic-Vallojloy • Keep combusQJstible tnaterials, B V A gional M edical C e n tc r in Twirvin in d u d in g furnitureire , drapes and ■ ■ W G e n c e• marnectit Ward Judson 5®.?°' :is. carpeting at least: ihthrw feet away APPY BlIRTHDA1 • ILrarsJt art■t ntiarztr 2T. T925. in nr, ^hariie was bom Aug. 15.1917 5 They m a d e their hom e in ^ 1 ^ firom th e h e a t sourcctree. • . ALBB3?Q V Gccdlr .Thj Warren. Pa., to Charles A. anc BJîl far TC0 y e a rs before m oving to ^ • At all dmes kekeep an eye on thym Sherer Boss. Ho camo tc rr IIirr T93a Oettice was ^9- beating equipmentHL tho as a small child w th his fami BYHION .ndaatft by her husband. ' JJI; • N ever have djiildren ul alone’ in settling near tho Salmon Trac W ans OTT GcOcai. ra.. TS56. S h e th e n ’y j f " ■a south of Twin Falls. woîedl3Cthi: ttre lUomr Inn a s a d e rk 'h a r l i e a tte n d e d s c h o o ls Ir s r s befCTB retiring. A lter fi3r20ye3rs llister and Rogerson. graduatingi,!S 4 d ie i n CO»Uision B |l|l r:er rsflreirerrent. Qettice loved gar- J;°'“ im h ig h s c h o o l in H o llis te r ir d E n n g s-rd:rfaioy^ taking care of * t 35. He ancnded a radio tradedS CASCADE (AP) — Four people _ H |||p M f-er-foss. ■ hool in Los Angelas and thorion ‘ ' 'diSI fro n a ’ddlisionFon oh a highway Q e c c s- mwas a member of the umed to Idaho where ho operat■at- ■ covered with ice anand snow drifts IH'agEnTiarTm United Methodist a store in Rupert for a couple 0 ind was a SO-plus-year “ ® 5 I of ' near D o im d ly , thethe Idaho State - Oû/xtTw anc ars before returning to |h( of the Union Rebekah ho Policereport nzsmlses: of Imon Tract where he farmed foi 'S ^ K LcdsePia;4£;4S cf Hagennan. recetv- remainder of his life. Charlie . Flai, was southbouau nd on Idaho SS C a lln ir rie d T in a P a s to o r ir liable Certificates of Dc) c p o s it ’ fccmherlcdg , II’ on Mond^v momin]ling when a van isterdam. Idaho, on Sept. 10 * Srre is sunBjndved try h e r daughter. *i{; - driven b y 39-year-o!r-old Tma 'Allen 39. S h e p re c e d e d him In ddatf Ssrtssra andtrrd: h e r h u sb a n d . Dwain of Lake F o rk ^ d1 siisidew a^ in th e ' / I Interest paid m onthlyV D ec. 20.1989. H taqqg Cff! BS jhl;. thre e g ra n d c h il- Dj{. road and Alajtin’s5 cscar hit it broad- / I FDIC Insured to $ 1 0 0»,000 ,OC drsnc sid:1 sijSIX great-grandcftildren. . ^hariie enjoyed being in tho out ors a n d w as active in m any commv side. ^00^^ i; nd her hrusband. David I Non-callabte for 1 yearar . ^ K endrs artdl inity activities. Martin died at thehe scene. Allen I children. lUathan and S a b o S t i c en was taken to McOcCall Memorial SalmoT.. Idaho: Brent a n d SSunrivors u n include three children I Callable thereafter ®) 11( 0 0 SâmmcfSa: of Hospital ^ diedd there,tl a police / I bs «i!fe. LjrLjrxiaKfligge.andchil- Charilarles E. (Marylin) Boss 0 [ of ' dispatcher said. VilVirginia Martin, 4 " I Final Maturity 12/27/2C/2 0 H ■ -.. . --.- -c- cas^-Haia'ajii a n d Kiatls o f LaOuinta. Hollistiillister. N onna (Arnold) Elsing 0 f . o o s . taai^-Sdif: ?sEii jnt and bis wife. Katia Twinlin iFalls, and David (Dorothyiy) . 46, was rak en to thethe hospital with yiggri-dci^ Ioniums ^ttnL S S i. glia's! Efrdi children. Eric and Bossss tof Hollister one brother. LC.6. a brokea collarbone, decS anasavr,. D a= .: lhi»COi»X It noiKBbble (or the fnt 12 f Vancouver. Wash.: a Bosscss d Twin Falls: three grandchilhit- • monthsM and#r then un be used st psr 3m- Kgme- a t 'ser C Floyd Marsh of dren.jjn. a n d one great-grandson. ■12(nontt8there«flerbythe n-> and a niece;. Vemita ‘The _3Te.-ats-aocTZteiHE. TSn ?»T=; ic; H a g e rr r s m . Die funeral wilt b e h e ld at 2 p.m s a a a s a ™ ' ” ffih it^ L M o n t. Fncjay TTiiacser.. Ûiafiu. 5S a a :S J S S » c « » day Dec. 27. 1996. at Reynold: cttOMS«t)iiayMo/l2/20/96. jaieCiTnciOT;? anCs SSisa.Higrriaa ThefLreraEraUwill:behejdat2p.m. Funenneral C hapel in Twin Falls, witt -lrterestcannolrem»lno«nl«pojit: _ , T an m - -Wmaar r-gjCk.!a t s s e nazcried! FrieJSEf. Deilec. 27. T9Se.-at the privatevate family interment to fonow a ifiepiiôfintmstrequM - C{Call or stop by today. Q n e l 'Thnrissniisnn cDR JliCB £ . HisEgsirnTarT3T U nit^ Methodist Sunseir s e t Memorial Park in Twin Falls . 1 • . . TSHZ. ITT Sane*: t k eir.Taansffie t - «as Osuctfr-Api prhialE f ^ l y burial will Friendencte may call from 3 to 8 p.m sd e n rru B i m Aariili £. in tcre b e held:: . ar the Hagerman Thurscursday a t th e funeral chapel, ^X ate'Q ty 'ilS"®::r e n c ia . CerrrelEry..'. FtFanily and friends may Therhe family suggests memoria a a w u n r s :cnci'jCiBJa sS 3 csiltttrenL call from; TT ata 7 p:m. Thursday at contrin trib u tio n s to a c h a rity of th« Tior’s choice in momory 00° Specials J v £ ^ n a & O f i f c f aniSffi.je.FsarBJZcfi EI&naa^GsGocdngOiapel. donof { Monday-•Friday F V airi^;.jactTitexs:jE sa n off f ^ g g , T h e familynily suggests memorial CharlnariieB oss.

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H TWIN FALLS^ - Recent civil upon plaplaintiff’s mcdical costs • Harmon J. A llen andI MaryMt H coun activity in1 5tSth Distria Coun and/or• exexpenses; loss, of sodety, E. E Allen vs John L. HovHowe, H in Twin Falls Counsunty induded: comfonrt aand conjugal relations in Seeking S general damagesges in am ountsnts to be shown at trial; excesse of 510,000; special1 dadam- Divorces attorneyey feesf and costs. ‘Plaintiffs ages o including costs of futvfuture Opal Scoggins fell while she medical, n hospital, rehabilitatiitative H • DuanchaiTriTresner vs. Daryl tried to iaviid being struck by and a prescription expensesses in H DeanTresner. autmnadcaticckxirs. excess c of 510,000; properip erty H ' • JohnRootvs.vs.JudyR oot • Idahclaho Smte Insurance Fund ' damages, d lost w ages and: othother H . • Jose Chavezsa vs. Afaiia Elena vs. GaryryW ^ . Love Seeking S3354 dam d ages in excess o f S10,0(.0,000: ■ Chavez. judgmentent; costs of suit; and $300 for fi further injuries includiluding ■ . • Lisa Kayeê Flechsig vs. attorneyley fees. Plaintiff daims pain, p suffering and menile n ta l H Ronald Alan Fledechsig. defendanilant receivet^ worker’s com- anguish a in excess of 510,0(0,000; • L auren Bevenrerly Applewhite p e n satioItion coverage by.State damage d to vehide to be provproven ■ vs. Jason Kyle Api^pplevdiite. In su ramce n t Fund but never paid at a trial; loss of consortiumum on ■ • KathyDilerv:rvs.RickIhler. premium!nms. behalf b of M ary E. A llen; attor-atti ■ • John Came:neron vs. Debra • Thehe IState of Idaho; Charles ney n fees and costs relatedted to Calderon. • L W indoider; M ike P. Mltdiell; Leon vehide V' acddent. • Cami Jamess Vvs. CUiad James. E. Smlith, ith Jr.; John McHugh; • Hyong K. P ak an d Susanisan J. • Roxey Lynnn ^Martin vs. Jeffry M ontej C McClure; NeU M iller, Pak P vs. M iilyn Halling-Freem;semoa Martin. a n d JohJohn X. Combo; Idaho Seeking S damages not to exccjxceed • Steven D. Fo:Ford vs. Charlotte T r a nxrtation s p Board vs. Douglas 525,000, S: an am ount to be provproven ■ ■ M.FonL B. H ullj II and Nancy F. Hull; at a trial; financial damage,;e, thet ■ • LD . Bakerr vff, Inc, an Idaho cisrpora- 10 ic plaintiffs ineligible for uneuncm- nn ^ Pryor vs. Dawnm M. Fogelsong. tion. Seekeeking an order and money ployment p: insurance. I Seeking damageIges for past and judgmenlent completing affairs of Chiu support cases 1 e e rn-ager is o rd ei^ red OU1 tl expenses; dam- partnershirship or an order appoint- • State of Idaho. Bureausau of ages for Petra1 Pryor’sPi personal ing tbele p laintiff os designated Child C Support Services vs. JaimeJaii injuries; loss ofof iconsortium for p a rtn eer r ffor winding up affairs; C. C Lopez. Seeking S231 montl■onthly William Pryor; costsccr and attorney damages5CS frtjraI breach of fidudory . child cl support; maintain healhealth fees related to vehrehide acddent duty.bretbreach of obligation of good insurance ir for child; 58,119) reireim- o f re‘tire t m em ; tc o mim iin it: • Wayne Scog:oggins and Opal faith andmd constructive fraud to b e bursement b for public assistanstance Scog^vs.ShopIopKo Stores, In ^ a provenn atai trial but greater than received ri by m other; S27S1 attiattor- ] YOUMGTOWN,, ArA n t (AP) — It officials: olabout Chaz and asked for Youngtown" Y< depicted a mat langer foreign corporatioition. Demand jury 510,000;K); iattorney fees and costs ney n fees and costs. g ^ may takcavillêto! to raise a child, an exemptnption to let him stay until scene sc and three humpbac aciced ' trial. Seekingi past ondpi future related:d tto gas station manoge- • State of Idaho, Bureaueau of b u t th e folks in this retirement he turns(IS 18. The couple were senior se dtizcns, one shaking a ( a cane medical expenses;es in amount to be ment andmd partnership. Child C Support Services vs.. BiiBiUie community say theycy ffinished rear- grantedI a :series of 90c I according to an af ther in Mesa, 35 milesmil away. His Callersr s to Phoenix radio shows so inspector John EbiElms. sim ilârities. i Elms explained that Tacoma, W ash., area earliearlier this ly and LyiuiRae have vilifiilifiedYoungtoivn residents grandfather gi said. "If we hav gnmdparents, Jeuy e S ; Clark said hei alsoa gave about the ^rimilarities indude targeting mondi, according to thee affidavitafl • ipy old fogeys. An editorial move, m we’ll move. W e’re a fa Naab, refused to dividivulge the step- asgrump> 100 of the money:y orders0 to “a guy ™ral1 townsto' widi no police force, The affidavit furtherher states and \vcH stick together. We're f a th ^ s nmne. cartoonI irin Thc Arizona Republic or named Ray in Tacoma,Ta Wash.,” entenniring buildings by breaking that an investigation detedetermined trying lo figure out a way to go.' llie Noabs voluntamtarily told dty with thee ccaption “0 little minds of , tr ’ ■ according to thee iaffidavit. Clark d o ^\ doors,dc using the same tools, the same “people" aree responsi-re ...... also told postal insinspectors lhat he .— to.breal'eak into.safes and using.the____ ble for all 17 burglariesriesÂs of.__ _ gained 510,000100 to SIS,000 samem} methods to defeat burglar Monday, G a rk is th e only!lily suspect'” ' V i c t i mi’s ’s m other uupset with investigaticil on through the sale} of money orders. alarms.ns. He declined to discuss w h o ^ d b e e n arrested.I. IDAHO FAILSis (AP) — Carol Dodedge, Angie’s mother. “It makes you wonderr \what T Tpk D esperate for answeiwers and angry Mrs. DodgeDo wants to keep her they’re tt doing, if they’re^doing d LasPo a t police. Angie DodDodge’s friends d au g her’s ter’ murder on the com- anything,” ai Mrs. D odge said. □sadas____ and family wonderr wlwhy her killer mimity’s's mindr until thc killer is She said thc police give hc explainainecfManuelita Gonzalez, another song, despite theth e lure of tie information. She hiredI'Tpri- a Continued (tom Bl has not b ^ found.d. caught,, but b she docs not know tl 11. food. 5, murdered six where to0 begin. t vate v: investigator three mononths . ... . Dodge, 18. was, m rkralh A night Of pO!Mjsada f" sSpanish, participontsi Later, while consumium ing his months ago in herier apartment, “WhatIt do c we do? .Where do w e ago, a( but police w ill n ot vvork ;d in soft voices about theI sixth tostada, Gomezz jojoked to aod police are stillII searchings< for . go?” shele asked. “I can’t th in k him. hi Several dozenen people filled iages’ meonings. Several1 friends that he was consronsidering clues that mightIt leadI to the what to do."do “They’re just not qualifiified," M ontes’ smcdl horw m e w hen it h a d , . id their frieifds to-tnke: - e new vocation, accoucountant,- killer. M rs. DodgeDe distributed 2,SOO Mrs. M Dodge said. “Theso pcpeople its tu m as tlic pos)osada last week. Christist to others, as Mary did, bccause he obviouslyy wiwas very F or Dodge’s fami!imily, the first fliers aroiround town, touting the who w are detectives are sst tre e t E ach said “BuiBuena noche” as j seek out people who needI good at counting tostadasIdas. holiday season withoithout her is dif- 55,000 reireward for dps that lead cops cc that have b een proinote'ted.” th e y e n te re d M ontes’ living , Gonzalez said. But Carmen Montes,es, 77, sa t ficult, as was herrb bi in h d a y . S he to the kill remedy in ' In ad .. Doll-making is a newi creative on a park : area of town.” wellss onoi the southeast end of tio^ projects th at couldi savesa^ sev- her outstretched arm. in ii the creative process, nickinanii th e so u th e a st ai outlet to Rowe, wlwho has prac- ing on he tow n,di, dty leaders are hoping to: crel million gollons ppei e r day. rill Dril a well near thc storage Central m the idea aree plplans to s a story behind that per* could c sculpt into'a choracticterori! Toward that en I She tHed to corcorve her first there is c state permit to . reservo:rvoir on South Washington conven irrigation systemsuns at the Lowe $aid. giving g hw ideas o f details shecan'fsh applied for a st Santa out of wood,d, butt turned lo son, Rov f 6 cubic feet per Streetet sometime.next: month. mdnidptl golf course.!, HiHarmon _ e doesn't think'of h erself indude u in the scene. pump a total of 6 clay after she inndveidvertentlywhit- Rowe t r frvm as many as T h a: t well,w' scheduled to come Park and possibly the CollegeCoU of ehtrepreneur, and never “I don’t think Tve had anynything second of w ater fr tied off his nose.. ShShe has taken as an ehi le cfi equals 449 onlinele nextn spring is expected to Soudicrri Idaho firom d ty drink- KS in Salt Lake, imagineded she would be selling h ^ . I’ve I enjoyed doing as muluch os three wells; one ■ doll-making classes gallons per minuinute. City water ' produceuce 7 d s - or* about 4.5 rnil- ing w at^ to canal water.X. . ownartwitwork. Locally, she has sold this,’’ tl she said .'' i ; , Serving the VMagic Valley AUSsTT\ Community E ^ r AApTUCmdi-733-093I,Ext. j Cc ■ M V T h e T im es-NNews c Page B-4 T uesday, D(5ecember24,1996 Idaho,II W ashington and OrejO regctt M ontes' application w as sub:submit* M M UNITY Jte d b y t h e Id a h o H e a d SiSta ri ‘Comrrnunity EElves’ prespare for Christmnas A ssodarion a fter h e was.I namnai ed Idaho’s Humanitarian oof f th e 5VENTS Year{ in October. It wiU nownov be submitted at the nationalal lelevel, Group work;k s m i C h r i sItm t r as story where the winner willr ill I)e announced In May 1997.'J7. T h^ to make dre-earns c o m e33 s alive today .aaward recognizes an Indlndiv id : JEROMEUE - A live reenactm ent ual’s u organization and extrac come tru e , of the Chrisbristmasstoiywillbepre- nary n contribution to serve/eH H ead ' sented froarom 7 to 9 pjn. today on S tart rtiHHrftn. M ontes receie ceiv U PA U L - M ore ih an 2002 LDS door stage at the First his.state h and regional awanivard for youth worked togetg e th e r a s Baptist Chui3iureh, 308 Rrst Ave. E- his i volunteer efforts at thebe West\ Santa’s civcs duringg t th e P a u l AjxixQols,ils, costumed actors and End I Center in Buhl.. HHi e Is LDS Stake’s third reaUsdcligl staging the actively a involved in areasas rang*r Christmasservice projeo je c t ' ' drama a m iust on any list of sights ing i from transportation servservices Each member of th(th e Y o u th and soundmds to see around the to t maintenance projects..H He e has Council had one proj« th a t Magic Val]iâlley. V iew ing m ay b e been c a foster grandparentren t for they w ere in charge o f f a : nd had donefrom:^m North Park or while dri- ssix years. prepared beforehania n d . T h e y It Coll 324-5938 for more lip a n d fin* also did the foUow-up ^ uuormationion. Phillips I aw arded ishing of the projectss fifollowing id i the gathering on Nov. 6 , . P ^ i m em orial scholarsli r s h i p The Youth Coundl cconsisted s i n g lles e ! hoilday ■ o f J a r e d , H a r p e r , iA n d re w Kelly Phillips of Buhlu hl has Morgan, Kevin Orton,)n, Andrew p a r t yI :scheduled beenI awarded the Ann PhibbsPh Bell, Brian J en sen , E:rica ric Jones, TWIN FALLS-AFit holiday party MemorialI Scholarship,ip. S h e Cherish Maxfield, (C o lle e n for singleses isi planned for 9 p jn. to received r $350 a t th e s tatet e lli e ^ ^ Harper, Emily Neibau>aur. Briny midnightt FridayFl at the Elks Lodge was J recognized at the regiiregional Hale and Amanda Tenferry. They onShoshoniloneStreet level, 1 and her appUcationion wiU were assisted by resrespective All Singlingle people ages 21 and continue < to the nationalal level,lc ward leaders and direlirected by above arere Iinvited Donations will where > two $1,500 scholarslorships Stake Young W o m e n ’s be takena aiat the door. The P & D wiU ' be awarded in Mayly 1 1997. President Linda Whectieeler, ber Karaokei SensationsSi will provide Phillips 1 was a Head Starta r t par- counselors,'Linda SSp p a u ld in g tbe music.ic. DI andng, sinpng ent < at the Orchard VaV alle y and Lisa Blackezieer, a n d onddnnloniking ore featifltid for a fw Center ( in WendeU duringngl989: 1 90. H er No. 1 goal is to comiom plete Secretary Louis Ha:Hale; and , ______ireM Jotws, Kylee HH evening. Stake Young Men’s President,Pr AboveiSharw I nore information, call Iher degree in animal sdesden cei Cloy Jones and his coicounselors, Dayton andI AnAndrea Bartow (left to ry a t 737-2146 during th e iShe has been Involved in com-i S te v e A s h c r a f t anlugtoit o u frame during a B f c n t is sponsored by Singles jParent-Teacher Network,k, IdahoI< The church gym was service project held In H0 P aren ts U nlim ited, C ub3 ScScouts into 13 centers with 3 and( as a soccer coach.. Sl S h e is youth at each station.^ NovenuMf.r r “" attending the Collegee g e of Cradles were assemlm b le d a n d lay dance S I outhem Idaho. stained; wooden .dodolls and - ned for Friday clothes were fashionem e d ; b e a n . bags, Christmas stockidongs and nmtSminlsral boyi and tiieir (ead- f f l j £Y - A single adults holi- W e w a n tn t doU blankets w e re sew e Paid LDS Stake Younj V l |* ce will be held from 830 to en wagons vrith colorft I.m. Friday at 16th and y o u r n e wS s ! and cars were sandnded and , Mm'torjmbinbBtlon work on doa ^ painted; and stick honlorses were cndesthstttitttieybuDtduringa H^ s to eat and good music are Hit's n m to roo, « • want te b(M i« l ; bled-Some ' recmtierrtceitcepro|ect I The public is welcome. painted and assemble ^H i t m t i t of the youth even enjojijoyed play* We a n A o l CmUi and ItaDcy m a ing with the toyss ai s th e y RhoarJAtoatfalip«i«tth worked. OCUS ON n m a b e o t All items were donlonated to • CumuMilty uieetlBff. Juanita Kerbs of thtb e M in i- • CeMntloos. Cassia Christmasi CCouncil, PEOPLE which helped 400 fanfamilies in • YoorlddindthairactMtiM. the community lastt yyear and I . I grows larger cach year.air. F o r m3r oi Joins national Rosemary > We ^ w ait te poblcia m r pM> c4nMUtmitalntfaeMiolti« day or 734Ice program eoomuDtty tM a n hsportsit£ ta ei \ ? ■ The event i ttaden. Inc. thy Butler of Twin Falls ------S e ENIOR C ai^ E N D A R Ined the AmeriCorps nesN and ' yoornews Twin FaDs SenkMnkrOtiass Friday:: TunaTi sandw iches and Calldl tbet center to arrange for yoi■our Pinodileat7pjn. al Civilian Community ndptiotea H o l i d a ; ter potamsoupip ride.ie. Friday t a narional service pro- H om e Energy A ssist :reated to Improve the 616Eastb!Ddnd Drive Monday:Sr. Sweet and sour diicken rvKWiwiiWY 830 ajn. to 430 pjn. £ p l a n nnment, e enhance educa- Dinner served froiirom noon to 1 TodayTod EdRorAprt m. m e n t Cafl 1-800627-173; .crease public safety and CmkD p.m. Suggested donaiination is $2.50 The centcn te r is still purchasing Exerdse Exc dass from 10 to 11 ajn. BURLEV Ceramics from 1 to 4 pjn. Wild One card game a d ^ dancerIS unmet human needs, ThaTlraaa- for seniors. The costost is $330 for brides withh namesn for the last wall Cei Sunday was inducted into the News n o a4eniors under 60iO ands $230 for of frame. ThiThe brides are 5100 each Center Cer doses at 2 pjn. 11:30 p.m P«»T1»»ri-lrKAH :o rp s NCCC on Nov. 14. Pi). Box diildrcn under 12. and con bele tmemorials, tributes, or • WednesdayWe Alma y-seven teams from Today; ChickenAioocloodles justoshowwing in of your support The C Cci entcr dosed for Christmas. Monday Treats to MiMa, ^ n ^ ^ H line dandng ot 930 a ston’s Southeast campus Thursday: Chickensifriedsteak £ donation istts tax d<ûctible. Thursday H n featured. Tl m. Knitting at930 ajn. V working throughout the Friday: ]îkdiop3 Homcboujound delivery service is Exerdse Exc dass from 10 to 11 ajn ttSCS — E — Ladies pinochle at 12:^ McBidayrCabba^rce rolls available by calling Donna at (208) Ceramics Cei from 1 » 4 pjn. w hich in d u d es 2 0 states, 678-1522. She Sl is available to run Friday Frii Pool at 930 ajn. and J Rico and the Virgin s. Corps members, all ■ ■ Activides errands suesuch as picking up gro- C Cin innm on roll sale. p jn . H and 8c Foot card gon in 18 a n d 24 y ears of age, Tht'nm- libnuy, Pool Room,Mn,andBargain ceries, prcMescriptions, laundiy, etc. Tuesday, Tu* D ec 31 ______^:omplete at least 1,700 Center with cords,s, games,g color from 1:30D tito 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Centcr Cea closes at 2 pjn. S251/aL Jerome Senior C 3f service during the 10- television and movies,ies. O pen week- through Thur h u r s d ^ or by appoint- Triptojackpot Tri] RfttiStN. c l 212F1rstAve. program. In exchange for e l I days from 9 ojn. to 3 pjn.p. ' mentanytimtime. R e e n a b le rates. WV est End Senkw Odrens Inc.1C. AU dinners at ôon. B u t l e■vice, r th ey receive $4,725 Today > p a y fo r coUege o r repay Blood pressure chechecks from 10 Activitiescs . 1010MainSL,BuU SM Jfl • day Today: Christmas______di s e r v iloans. c i For more informa- ; am.tonbon. Today • AllA ll meols at noon, Monds on hamondturlcey )0 Ut th e program , caU 1- Yeacan' Wednesdoy Ceniercloidosed. . throiirough Saturday; 1 p.m. o Timothy C entcr dosed fbr Christmas.Ch Wednesdasday Sundjnday. Thrift shop open eveirerV Monday: Oven fried d h a s joln«ACORPS or visit th e web www;cns.gov. 'HniRdoy ' Cesterdodosed for Christmas. dayfily from 8 ajn. to 4 pjn. N arional SelfM849or734«S8.YoooiwiaB Activities Pinochle at 1 p j a^ Thursdayay Tlmrsday: Tin Swedish meatballs Corps, a 1 ênaiPiattiitam ftijM ili Today Friday Men’s poo]nolotlOojn. Friday: Fri Swedish mentbaHs dstonce from • gram creilanltarlan of Pinodileatlpjn. D&ofertheSandayMiiiSk i Blood pressure cherht»rW< from 10 ExercisiTaffatllajn. Saturday: Sal Cook’s choice L By appoint- envlronm Sunshine Singers will pjti. Wedneedff. O e a d i i ^rthe the , amtonoon. Computerter <•!»« at 1 p jn . Sunday: S u Smorgasbord 733. tion, increYear aw arded Wednesday Quilting from 9 ajn.to3pjn. m Friday Monday:Mo Beef stew eat630pjn. address u Center dosed for Chri Region X Head Start ?ii ; Sunday Men's poo]loolat 10 ajn. B u tle ration w( has announced that ’ noon Friday. Deadne fer Sw* Activities Thursday Am eri Cor Centcr dosed. Exerdsecatllajn. a An Montes of Buhl has been Saturday p a fi la 8 pjn. Toaeddr.Ay. ■ Today C enter closed. Monday y I " T w en ty1 -sHumanitarian of the Center dosed. Friday 3aja Charlestoi Quilting from 9 OJn.jn.»noon. Men’spoolxwlatlOojn. Ce Hegion X indudes Alaska, Exerdseeatllajn. a W W« ednesday Centerdosed. - u ore now w Ageless SenkirkirCitEzeiB Pinodilea[eatlpjn. C Ce enter c l o ^ for Christmas. Sunday 1230 pjn. region, wh Centerdosed. 310MainStN.,lN.VbnbeOy ThuisdayT h Jld again at 1 Puerto B M m day All dinners at nooilOOn. Suggested. Mlnldnldoka County Senior Quilting Qu at the center. Isla n d s. > A erobia at 11 ajn . a doiutionisSZfO. Citizttizeos Servicc Ccnter Evening Ev meal ot 530 pjn. p m e a t 6 pjn. between 1 3 3 0 p jn . Friday: Hnni andd mn acaroni and 702?0211th St, Rupert Evening Ev cards at the center. m u st com All dinncmers at noon. Suggested Friday Fri rCentcr hours of e c h e ^ SQver&GoldSenl( IVtaiday:Pomtosou]ioup donation is i$225. Homfrdelivered E E» xerdse class at 10 ajn. .VC.E. m onth pre MondJnday through Friday on Saturday Sal 203WDson.E)n. Suggested th e servic f/rv • ■ Dinner Is served Thrift shop open1 MlMondoy-Friday request F^yfMTiv*Ex at 10 to h d p pa Suggested donation from 9 ojh. to 3 p jn.t T oday:: BBirthday dinner with S Su u n ^ I dinner with school loa roast turiteys y . Sally Sa] & Friends will perform. senior^ $350 for non-: tion abou ‘nmrsday:ay: Chicken fried steak Monday Mr $ 150 for diHdrea undedd iid cen 800-94-AC Activities delivered m eals sugg< Today Friday: SmorgasbordSn Ex Bt 10 » side a t wv : th e tion Is $ 1 Center houn Ceramics a t l p jn0. . Monday:!y: Breaded poric chop • Pinochle Pu in the evening at t] centtalter. to 4 pjn., Monday-lhm Wednesday H u m a i ies Evening B v meed at 530 pjn. ajn. to l pjn. on Friday.I Cemer dosed for‘Christmas. Ol Acdrities Christm as E ve Tlnnsday Gift Cenainter Shop open Monday nllperfonh. ^ ( , 6 YDecember E 24-C G oodJ^ County Senior Citbexeens Activides Center dosed. through FriFriday from 10 a-m. to 4 G< 7 :0 0 p .m . - F a m ily \Worship Service Ik . C enter dosed for ChJiristmas. The R< 4 Friday •p jn . ' 308SenkvAve. week Assodatic Chrtstmas Storyy Told, Flute Solo, CMmesmes Board elections fninan n 830 n.m. to - • Quiltingg dailyd from lO'ojn. to 4 ^ All dinners at noon. Suggeststed .M onday Jesus Moi . 2 3 0 p jn . p j a Silent Night Can-tfuUe Ceremony onation is $2 for seniors and $44for f BreakfostfromStoK n a m e d E PinodiIfiatlpja_^L Q a fts oand n d pool every day during dono SlgnLanguagig e In te r p r e te d —...... centerhouraurs. nonôn-seniors. Year. R es G rocery!y shopping for shut-ins, Thursday: Tt Center closed[for f FDerSeniorH Center dosed. 222MainSt,] Sunday caDDidcKoKasper at (208) 43&0260. mealleaL ^ ' 11:00 p.m. - Carol,,Is, Candles & CommuDionlio n Monday: Baked chicken D in n e rs se rv e d a' Center closed. R idley’s requirere< a $15 m inim um Mi Chancel Choir & Handbells ortler.Callun in your ortlers before 10 Tuesday and ThursdtL and ngnln at ^ p in . on Fridjw. Suggest GoUenHfcritageSieSenkwCenter ojaondKaK as^ will deliver them Activides Ac Silent Night Canmdle Ceremony jod,Barley toyou. OOpen i pool on Mondo]ays, is $2 for seniors. Horn 24Z10rarioDd m eals a v a i l i ead i mi at noon. SHIBAM, Medicare Supplem ental Wed:êdn^days and Fridays. All dinners TodiQ': Hot beef sand ion is $2.50 for Insurancece Assistance every Xp Êden [RST PRESBYTEERIAN CHURCH: h Suggested donation Tbursday: Center persons over 60; $4 for persons Thursday/ fromfi 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ^Ce S r c l o s e d . sd at noon, on Is $2 for )9 Sth Ave. M (Behind thee Courthouse) Twin FaUsUls 8>€0; ond $2.50 foo r ch ild re n u p Call George:ge Sdiwindeman at (208) Wednesday. W . 43S6679. C enter dosed for Christmas, Friday: Centerm-seniors c and •The Reverend PaulIC. ( Reeves, Pastor .'°£Êndi3adi Shoppinging doy every Thursday. n Th n n sd o y ' ider 12. Home 7 3 3 -71023 0 jested dona- iu r s a r e 8 ajn. bursdayandS . J, t-- this

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PRESQUE ISLE,£, Maine — For four H generations, since 18<1894, the Wathen fam- ■ i]y grew potatoes inin tfaet rocky soil of the H bleak, windswept!pt land along the H Canadian border, b li ]less than two hours, H it was all gone. With thc Wathensens deep in debt, the H bank foreclosed on1 theth 1,482-ocre fann in H Aroostook Countyf andai sold it in pieces ■ for nearly $719,0000 totc other pomto farm- ■ ers last week. For Glendon Wathiithen and his children, . H their past and th eiri r ffuture slipped away H with the bang of anan auctioneer's gaveL H |l|jk-i^^4 ■' * “A lot of farmersIS iare scared because H they'sec one of thele 1largest farms up for |H auction and realizeB This^ could happen to w 'J me,;'" said Lauriee CCothran, Wathen’s g ! m dai^ler, who greww upu on the farm. B W Nearly 250 yearsrs aafter the Scots-Irish ■ !p% \ began planting potaotatoes in Maine, the o n c e - ^ v ^ tndusti:isc^ is b e ^ uprooted w B by camp^tion, declij■rlining ftiwKPj I j'-ip poor weather and imeuneven quality. ] '// In the last 50 yearslars, Maine luu slipped J from first to ei^thdl iplace in porato pro- I ' k . duction in tbe Unitedte d S m t^ 1 f c T he num ber of potatopot farm s — many I—— of them qnall, fnmili operations — has been holding steadyJy a t about 550, but the ibiy Ani] Wsthen tries to consolo her huiblaoband, Qordon, b s tho fins] plott oof his l ^ r ' $ 1,482-acra potatorto acreage devotedid to p o ta to e s h as fami, fgn, whk^ feQ Into debt, b suctloneconed off eaiUer this month In Presqtqut Itle, Maine. dropped. Northernn JMaine has seen the ^siiir jiii' ^ '».* • .jj number of acrcs plaplanted with potatoes Washington, We Wisconsin, Idaho Ide and Some say/ tht e decline is just another fall from a peak of)f aabout 200,000 in the Colorado. Col But since the Northh AAmerican cycle in thee ]potato industry’s 150-year-;ar- vj( 1930s to barely 75,OOC,000 today. Free Fr( Trade Agreement in 1991994, it h a s old history, T he past few y eears a r have been tough, also ais had to contend with farmiirmers from “This is nonot the beginning of a large'■ge but this year is putilu ttin g m any farm ers Canada. Caj mass liquidadation of Aroostook Coun^ over the edge fimmd:odally. And/ while Idaho spends asi mimuch as S9 farmers,'’ Coi^ rc y said. “We had a tim e• ini^ Farmers across ththt e countiy produced million mi] a year to promote^ itsts potatoi es, the ’60s whencn ^ e r e w ere a lot m ore auC'uc- the most potatoess irin history this year. Maine Mo lays out only $200,000. tions. You rurun through the cycles. You , sending the price peper 100 pounds down Disease I and poor quality comantrol have try to surviwive the cycles. The problems to $2 or S3 in Maine,ine, compared with $8 also ais cast a shadow over thele i:industry. with this one1C is that it's been a little bit or $9 last year. It costx>st farmers $6 to grow Potatoes Poi with bruises and blablack sp o ts longer cycle." 100 pounds of sptids.js. inside ins and out have made thciheir way to Others areren’tso su re . “The farmers righight now arc literally superm su[ arkets, giving Maine; potatoespc a “This is a longterm trend. It’s nott aa i M f A. giving them away,”y,” said Mike Corey, bad bat name. cycle. We’ve'e been losing acreage for 40 executive directorr olof thc Maine Potato Thc 1 state began mandatory;ory inspec- years,” saidd Wayne Smith, editor andtnd Board. tiotions of all potato shipmentsIts ithis fall. publisher oof the weekly newsletteit e r Chip Beckwith,, wlw bo owns a 430-acre Before Bel then, M aine was the onl;only potato- Mainly Potauitoes. Richard EHIs loads his tnictrack wtth potatoes a t a packing plaAmt bi Fort FaltfMd, Maine, last(tweek. we farm in Aroostook)k ( County and w as in ' producingprc state without suchtl cocontrols. The farmeners, an otherwise resilient: n t Maine potato fanners arasra sufferingt through to u ^ financialial times becauswl an oversuppljrty of spuds C hapter 11 b a n kniptcy n if last year, said “It’s “ hdped with the consummmer confi* and indepenimdent bunch, are calling on™ from tin WMt and Canadalada. sevc^ fanners andid processorsp have filed dence dei knowing they're gettinging a consis- s ta te leaderers and federal officials in for bankruptcy. “Justfust al»ut everybody is tent ter quality pack of Maine! pcpotatoes," WashingtonI forf< help. farmers, instead of a lalarge potato proces- Cothithran said. “I hope we’ve seen•en tth c last in the same brot,” hehc said. Corey Coi said. But thc cost is bom« m e b y th e Barry CotJ)thran, Wathen’s son-in-law,iw, • sor or out-of-state corcorporation, such as auctiirdon. I hope it doesn’t happen•en forf any- Maine has alw ays!:ys had to compete with . fannersfar themselves and amountlunts to ten s was at least: gladg to seen the Wathen fam^im- AfcCain Foods in Canaiinada. bodyiy else. The industry can’t: standsta any 'I gro w ers in th e WeWest or Midwest ~ of ofi thousands of dollars. ily holdings;s sold to Aroostook Countynty “It's hard to see it |go, but it’s done,” morere hits like this.”

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1 last-m inutt:e shoppers Inconme, spei^ndinguu p in N[ovemb3 e r ' b o o)st s so -so C hriristm as sales:^ S ? Season sholould M "Itxsxatbei IbiAstedateilated P w » ______llthings" on h e r gift list. Whciher this season is; a s suc- n e j ! 2 >ers crowdcd into cicess or not, however, depei:p c n d s prove robu•ust, if “ ! ji CkjTStmaSrbath'-hidllbea vSmldsids S h o p p in g C cn ter in I:largely on spending volumeim e in Neb., cram m ed th e park- tJthe last days before Christmasous. not sehsatiitional “J "* gjodGrisotujs'a t at the massive A new survey of 800 homesmes by 16^ rook MaU in W ayne. N J. AAmerica's R escorth GroupI foundfoi :, titn^stTZJj^ 12 pcrccnt of the respondents:hts said WASHINGTON (AP) ( — IMO S s Sia r f out th e new est fash* I they sliD had ail iheir shoppingnnglcft Americans’ incomess aand spend* h " _ihllll a o n o i n j ^ pfitF'j'iif, n ions at a PhiPhiladdphia Benetton. ti ■ I I I I I S7ID _■■■■■ ■■ to do as of late Sunday andi 7 F>er-] ing both posted health)tthy increases . But tble e last-miautc 1 burst of u cent said thcy may have someTie gifts{ in November, but evenv c n w ith th a t I®*. . ...'-illlill ' ih[» i b H | H h b u jin g att ttl th e nation’s stores and e S3E' ■ — B B B ■ ■ ly not b e enough to jolt to ti buy. Eighty-onc pcrcentnt saids good send-off for thehe 'Christmas j6» '■ - M atnfcZmdi, r i . salestfaisCS fTiriqm.-^ to th e Ic^-els tte t] ir Chrisanas shopjsng Vi-astsdonc. do soles season, results: sa p p p ^ u> be tu o ' ■ violent i|l||D |ffli ^ h b BH h I I cconormsc rfiatrwailailers bad hoped for at tbe “It’s going 10 be a laie, viol falling short of retailente’hopcs. II peak." prediacd CO. \VDson.n.assis- a: The Commerce DeDepartment '.S MB ------start of the!he seasoa P is turning out to be just an ctant store manager for J.C PenP e im ^ reported Monday thai:hat personal II n n n n - ^ I H t bflBoo 0 ffc p» . In November, ‘'Ib is is t\i •istmas,” said Terence CCo. Inc. at The Empire maim all in incomcs rose 0.5 peipercent last I IIIIIIIHIIH ■ m i H i I I : tfg iiiiiitfgr of peoplijple employed, OK Christ: tite aTer?®e rramiber bt of hours X^vtn-,a a retail r anal>-st a t Janney Sioux S Falls, SJ>, where indeni month, a solid reboibound after iB-lofl'll u-caiher hu n business last ^N-eek«ek. »otfcfd B s i t& c i'vnreragehmiriy e Mbnteomeroerj'Sa«tInc“^Vhilcthe v showing no gain a t allill iin October,. ,ctw I ' lI l I I I I W I ^H HHiw y To lure last-minute shoppiDppers, ^ eaoB3âHs£io»edndm oeoses. weekend1 was w: strong, sales for the while consumer sperpending was ^ ■ ■ ■ rly and I rf rUMtU J .JA S S!N 3 s j; SOM H ie b ig i n c r e ale s e :ta personal season ivillwill p ro b ab ly b e on th e nmany retailers opened early i also up 05 pcrcent . e v en ts, I tOTB totOH [£ng reflected lowercndcld cf ctpesaiion&’' oorganized promotional evei The spending increas■ease followEd ' ttei/.rffii (Da.« !tof.'aB J* C££3E Mk V usic in m wniifi m pm.L*fia.»i!iiiiiing.-3W (C(I3 inwa E a r ; . O T i i r e c rM n3DSC ii c m m » aeonm c. A&A fw attjD snns analysts’ esi Hea>-y markdowns a year2a r ago year bond was tradii fTT^Bî I lil IT Tiflf jij OMlififî m 'estimates. percent, indicating lesslessened iears present," CT'ifl s TWnrgc am a c S DO- gv milzaan, £spos But fiveve fewer shopping days sparked s consumer buyingng b u t TirTRi^ 'iimin TSriiiintlirfI «pirn - a s about inflation. 'economist 31 betw eenn T b a n k s ^ v in g and aalso hurt retailers’ profits. Analysts said thele consumer< AssodatesisiinWestCaiBBttîa. ex^ x a : dofengQ2percenrr“ “ Oaober. Chiistmas,cIS, cou{£ed «ith h i ^ lends With Christmas a hearthir tb c a t În'iiHi w sili flt'jn 'w . < .iii% jg spending report plussmorerccent n: Znndiimsold wziifa rfhg.tmifiunn^^ miu i a e r A frer nTfTgrfmi; acadjmtmcots, ofconsumarrvf d ^ and foul weather aaway, lots of shoppers wereere try- Jig, tthe siarfliStcnrcdf ^gcnSi2s:3iiISrSnEgnm!Lw■wtn i'l'iiwiLin^y ^^wniKng ing to finish all th<^ holidaylay pur-] information on Decercember sales iinishingu in sm ie pparts a r of cowitiy may result I TTI TitTT^n^jnigntimrt snil! u l !ie siiH ccsc DI kee? cf chases, while some were justlust gel showed retailers woufould enjoy a eânsion; tfte pBtent tn Xovenfaebera£ceraa+ mjustabo^lx>bum holiday seasoa c m ymrTlfTMn; :nHi^«»TT^;pp (SH -I..... iiiTlffi^.'T'T^ p e c B g Oao b e r incn ting started good Christmas if nonot quite as near sevens uTi'iwwf. **Tbecosicost of living is going up,” t “One deal, one day," saidid BrianB good as had been expacpected. inietail'saljEoleswmilSseiai&iiidiB- asn Asieiiczas' persoEônal savings jajd T eni L ug, a m other of three Htnr SorenBes;. wages ar SouDicro. %vho checked out the gift David Wyss, economlomistatDRI- lion w drit r ie j s xcx Eaflnml Ht a n d rate, m m a s a s 3' t»CTi.‘mpc Q g f of w ho vrasis looking I for gifts at £ rilHCBSiiiiriic®"3>BCC0m3(S]^3is e s . /fwpnofiriF. rrrrnm^, h possibilities !n one swoopo op a t McGraw Hill, saidI heh< believed Kesm®. vheMsteadrai Woodlandmd Hills Mall in Tulsa, i rynnT^’crc QjEsiiEMe dim - Wwgg d ittihs'jcaiapK icSZS'EirbS* C p—'I-—Tf m MimxTtyi[nber, the same Okla. “Pric»rices are so high. 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M o n e y Just in 1time, Iniitemet’s ffuture is; nearly hlere fgc1C to examinele options foibr ' I amping longy-distance feeees NEW YORK (AP) — You su rf the W eb in oe of the hottest trends: Inte ^ reva 'eb content to your sleep, with Interaiimet software browsing produlucts that “broadcast" Web 's’ computers continuously,.treein g th em WASHIiHINGTON (AP) — income i customers. overnight for stuff you’reu’re interested in. users’ b donisin I th e trouble of seaitfai ng thb e e ln te m e tfo r Federal1 regubtorsrej arc essunining The amount of that pomon M om ing brcalcs as yoiyou wake to customized munica- w aystolovIcn^ some of the $23 bil- dispute. c A new telecommur news and weather repoeports beamed across a t they want. ures the le fim compjuiy to dem oostrstrate tbe idea lionmfeesees local companies collect tions t law essentially requires video screen. You clickdc onc y our favorite stock, litis, I PointCast, with a p ro d o a tha fin XI It ntly fof handiilidling long-distance calls. FCC I to find out how much it 1; up in early trading. A videovid d ip and text spring Îfe^Tution Long-distance companiesie s esti- delivevers news headlines and othother material The decisicision codd affect what up with news of the firfirm’s merger. Without 1 goes to ■ Projected growth of / fhimV) Web ates octo a screen saverrerooyourPC peopJepaypay for phone serrice. m t ate that obout S5 biUion gw delay, you execute lhe: salesa of 50 shares. n covers online households in , . Onene proUem is home nscrs—-unlike u corpo- TbeoptirFptions under consideration subsidies, s about $3 billion co Hop to an electronic[lie storefront. Photos ,of the costs of handling l o i «distance ^ Nonh America rationms with conDmiotts Inteniete t connection s b y th e FederalFee Communications t s n a a y shoes entice youou to spend. The price is rn ik and the remaimng S15.5 bibillion electronically subtracteaed from bank account — mQust u dial a modem periodiralcally 0 0 Commissiossion a re distinctly differ- c 50* ‘ Net thtx i>pA»fA tho tnfnm!■ iiL3tmn_ anri su is pocketed by local companieanies. records stored in your)ur home computer. All theN e d are expeaed to ignite a 1 company solving thatc iproblem is fierce lot “That’s nonsense,” repre p lie d this is done on a big scrscreen that doubles as a lobbying battle among ^ledia, v dudi o ffers automaatlc, at constant phone companiescon whose bottom Robert 1 Blau, vice presidemJen t for television, triples as aI homeho security system, 346 S ' ' r e c t o r y affairs ot BellSouiSouth, a M bixad.idcasts of W d > to sed news,s, stocks quotes linesareateatstate. * Believe the Internetet hype.1 Much of this is ■ reaonzd carrier. “Under currentcur m M r s nnH otother infonnatioD to FC usenserswfaolacka Underc:r one option favored by i now possible or will bX c soon.s T h e Web revolu- rules o u r costJu s ts a re tion that promised to) foreverfo change how we ■ ^ ^ fast aia n d continuous I n te rn e t coicoiuection. It local cooilop aiu es, ts=sss=ss==st ' ’^213 ■ s a small pyramid-shapedI rerecehrer tbat com pet equiva- live acd work is nearlyrly here — and working ‘Under currmt„ , r v h o n r ^ into tbe r c an d uses wzrd< etition ) billion, furiously to get out thele kinks.k rdess tfchnolo- would erodeero the ,, i''i r.i f'-i gyto:0 reoove Web material fromom the compa- fees. TheTie o th e r costs arv rou^ly•hequroaleilt Does th a t nunnumber The abound.. It takes too long to log * , include subsicibsidies? onto a n d download WebiTeb text a n d fancy graph- — — —: ny’sbjbroadcast servict^ option,sup irMedia’s techncdogy doesn'tn 't let you cns- long-diSK 5 $ 2 3 m o nJ. . .Does m a r yeah. Butu t how ics via phone network:jrks originally built for I Air! 10 I? P ^ •tailor iofonnatlon. But ob a t is ... voice tom-tj observers say providers, iesubsidks? 0 I-----' n3ved serrices from broadcast d eter- Only about 10 perceircent of U.S. households . impny asleis ail! only have theih e 'F C C 1995 1996 1997 1998998 1999 2000 , a matter at of time. In the future, 1 tmildllAatlS minced byby th e have Internet access,, farfaj less than the critical , e, Internet sys- order atits its ovCT a B u th o w f} mass needed for profit:)fits by most advertisers s will automadcaHy adapt toto. your t a ^ setperiodc Vnmlltions R^ng iidiat tbey s a id dqiendmding on w b at j |j g i-nmn ...^Û bedaem■minediy the m ir y • Mc- and Web publishers.:rs. Security is a worry: touMWrfOnfloo Sourco: Jupitor Comfiwr>fcofJcni ‘ra recently ciidced CO. n > Dermott, gengenerol Make a purchase onn thetl Internet and your Uae1(ot3 a lso coultjulel com- FCC. II win have his bjne ti,j counsel of th e . crediter. T h e seie fees1 — called access 1affect phone bills. If long so fast he is convinccded ithere are More spec)ccifically, he blames vobtobtility of supply and demand n reduc- 1 d by UW-Madison agriaricultural econ- chargess — are passed on to long- 1tance companies pass on re forces a t work besidess stsupply and KraftFoodsids Inc., the nation’s “T “T h e j^ e been brainwashed 1 long-dis- i atat omist Edward Jesses!C said the mar- distancee customersc and comprise 1tions to their customers, lonj dem and. largest buyer/er of bulk cheese. a fewfev people who want to point ame ket factors behind tbtbe price drop about halfhal of the average long- 1 tance bills would go down-t Jelle’s monthly millnilk checks A Univer:ersity of Wisconsin a big,bij bad company and blan date back to last iring. distanceb«bilL Long-distance companiesnies arc dropped from 510,000)00 in early study conduiducted for the state us,”]s,” M udd said. )ng such Nevertheless, Gov. Tomnamy Milk priccs thenm 1rose due to BothI long-distanceloi and local 1not required to pass along fa ll to S8.SOO la st month. mo He accused KraCraft of d riv in g down Nc iey have 'hompson has asked the U.U.S. .predidiansofapocrjor growing sea- companicnies generally agree the isavings, but they say they 1 expects to get $8,000) thisth m o n th prices by sellingsel cheese on the Thoi is. Local ^culture Department to sustop son for grain and subaibsequent low fees areB aboveal the costs of actual- 1after past fee reductions. I for the milk made by his 55 cows. exchange forfoi less th a n it could Agri, long-dis- I sing th e cscchange a s a VictorV in milk supplies. Chc'h e e s e p r ic e s Iy handlingOing th e but chey dis- < companies contend that lon{ Tax tim e is coming,'g,' aand J e lle , get on the spotspt m arket. usin^ tance providers traditiontio n ally j 5 gouging th e consumer milklilk pricing. w ere u p d u e to marllarket specula- agreewidii ICi» YOW (W)po. 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RaCMterpup.blacfc ------: i07 ^ I I 1 1 3 “ LEGAL NOTICE: e l e g a l n o tic e= LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LE NOTICE LEC:GAL NOTICE X 4 % mffts. olo. VW ■ 104 1 i iff 3 “ rol3rtL&Main.$tOO 1 RTION I CHILD CAR: a r e INVITAlTATION TO BID accopuibio guaroflly in an amounlount not loss than fivo por- PUBLBUSH: D o c » « > o 7 a I alISStMATTVES I SERVICESCES cm cont (5%) of tho tolni amounlII ofof tho bkj. This guaranty 23ancmd24.1996 or733^ SsTs:law allows you to Soalod bids will tra rocolvcolvod by tho Idaho Transportation ______com a: yoiyour crodit roport PREONANCICY CRISIS COLLEEN'S CLU8I-OJBHOUSE Dopartmonl. PSMM SoclJocllon, 3311 Wost Stalo Suool.Dl. must bo in tho form of a cortinoilined chock or a cashka's '0- chock drawn on an Idaho bank.ink. mado payoblo to tho LEOALNODCE l O s T r 1 1 /2 1,1. a. For moro infor- CENT MTER Proschool/daycaro.caro. Agos • Bo&e, Idnho. until Jonuonluary 1 4 ,1997 ® 2:00 PM for Do- tuary 7,1997 is Iho (*1, ^ about crodil rmair FrootosUng.CiCall 734-7472 2 to 6. Call 734-9!34-9946. volopmont ol a woll sItollto iat building *84120 locatod atQt Idaho Transportallon Dopanmortmont, Ota ttddof's bond. Jonu| M(odog.ifliMidbrwJ. . maoonabc idUno for nominalMRs siiKkwkw/irt«t 0 0nch03t. scaro. . WI witto to tho Fod- or1-600»,lk» country wnlshthonecossaiylOO% a.------A A Ja,s« ibo Stalo of Idaho. » »latthosamooacoL « . sooldng king tonn AUChaptorS..&AQn>latod A W B J ho, 08 por spociflcatloiItions containod In roqulsitionin copt tho bkl doomed bost for the! nshlps. Froo bro- cosos. FrooM tolophono ' HD-166470. Dntod this 1 oth dny of OECEM£e m b e r . 1996 Jlatorial Manager :< fJJBt-BUSH: Docombor 24, - ^ chure: 1.60»«4»«4111*6( consulLultolion. H f f W R V f f I Spodficalions. biddinglng idocuments to d othor faifomin-n- Jim Larson. Purchasirtg and Mato ------538-7760 800100-546-2166 ■ H l i l i i l l l l l l l I tlonmayboobtalnodQtlhiIt Iho Idaho Transportation Oopon-rt- Idaho Transportatkwi Dopartmontlent 5------— EZ:adw ck.yoiy ad t e j A ' ,oe '""I ^ Muiboay m m ttm mMB lm ; mont. P&MM Soction,, 333311 W ost Stato Stroot, Boiso, correctl John Pantnor, Buyor ot (208) 334-i PUBUSH: Docomber 23,24,25.!25,26 and 27,1996 I s i - e oCWLNOTICES a . Doni pay to find>dwork Wl bo- i Idaho 83703. Contact Johi dayffa iho lob. For Tmes- SlTO^l'DEWRTUEfn- District 4 AduB progmm. and $40,000 V a l cXJHOUCS o ition about LEQAL NOTICE Adi^ sponsfe “ofo,?.Tp't° oymentsor- 216 Doto S t. Shoshono.10. IDH 83352 Tho Soulh Conlral Pri- (or (orfi tho Youth program. ■ tha ftn ANON Srod.lboto; ASSOCIATEO GENERALW L CONTRACTORS voto Industry Coundl. Inc, To Tc obtain furthor M otm a- 1 I wftlo to tho tion and on RFP packet. ■ o a i 0 CommlB- . 185 South Copttol Idaho10 Fans.Fl ID 83402 pursuant to tho Job Train- tion gton, O.C., ASSOCIATEO CONTRACUCTORS lng Portnorship Act (JTPA). Intorostod bitoi porwns or on)a- | l wing & Alter, sion. Washington Is h o ro b y is su in g 2 ro- nlzatlons nizn should c o n ta c t I*] i m i m u D S | 2 y r. o x p o r; 20580, or calltho tho Natlon- 110 North 27lh, Qolso. ID (83703 JS-SfSl?’ on-73 4 4 1 5 0 al Fraud Informallc CONSTRUCTTON DATA!FA/DODGE Attn: Ann Ware quests for proposals (RFP). Candy Can McElfrosh. South HIO )0ft*.h»30saaxxts 707DAYSIH SonhBonXon ------r r r - r i-eoo-676-7oe^•7060. Eo3t0212lhMontQomoiv.oiy. Spokano.W A 99206 Ono is for tho Adull Yoar Central C or Privato Industry G.MCdwMNoti HOUS* Claanlining In Magfc ------— ------, LEWlSTONrtXABKSTONI^N PLAN SERVICE Round Program (TMo llÂ), Coundl. Cou EvofgrDon Duiki- f l ______l « o 3liars 0 t all it takes to Volloy. Coll« 934-6654E or CA V wiston, 10 83501 and o n o Is for Iho Youth lng lng • Conoga of Southem ■ L I 100 8 iethAvonuo.Lxw{8t( 101 B tho cemnftnent to âjty or Tracy. H / H x N I DODGE REPCHTB/INTEnrEHMOUNTAJN CONTRACTORS18 Yoar Round Program (To o Idaho, Idati POBox 1844,Twin iX LOST&FOUWD I started! Now. cB you REMIm e m b e r 1 ; PO Box 9207, Bobo, IDD63707 03 II/C).D«Kni(WforsubinM> Falls, Fall: Idaho 83303-1644. LtOT > to do b go with a ThatbirlhdaIhday ttd you placod H ouso w o rkk ia drag, too \// ^ f /, I /^SSOaOENEHALCOWONTRACTORS tal of tfWM RH>t is Fob- Tolophone: Tolo {206) 736<»6<. ^ ST 16 mo. old YaOow got enstar s n ttra We hovo somotin YUUiUR 127 2nd Slrw t Wast. Twinrwin Foils, ID 63301 ruary3,1907. (h.UMt1 NlEolTr»iu bav«loBarsolsucco3s.holp- TinoÂfeisMJSL’ Siwrp I IDAHO DEPT OF COUUElUERCE Attn: Larry DomlroDI Succossful Uddofs shall A A BkWor^ Conforonco h »come pick up^your 7156Ionvom scheduled for January 7. ■-OfjnOasls.CBfS2»1B3 prwwipoopio losa wolght timotocor I I 700 W est Stnto S tiw t BotBotso, ID 63720 oporato from July 1, 1997 schi -..I ISyeonkoapfcoavwalhovo pfcturos,«s.Stt^byTho • D ■■ TWM FALLS PLAN ROOIOOH through Juno 30,1996. 1997.ContactCondyMcS- 199: ST Cordless dcillin Ingpoo AD frosh. 206-736-3064. for Bototoso? pustonwxnor Service Dopt call Classlllod 124 Blue Lakos BM . S.>. &SuKo6.TVrfnFoH8,ID83301 Estimatod funding ovaB- fros ack caso Mwn. 4th & andkoqdN0K,6«»972 Itodayl W sô re^ w t 208-734-5!» - 5 ^ • 1 No bid wD bo considortd o i^ unloa# occompanlod by nn>n ablo Is $140,000 for the further furt^ iftfotmatloa P «lin “ in Jorome. If tocnl ycuoot iBsocal324«l7 'caan ’ J ' ■ ■ ,f _ ( . . ! Tuesday; Dectffltw 24,13919% Tlmesêwi, Twin Fallt, Idaholabo C-5

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classifiods oro tho m nr ADMINISTHATWE.' DRIVERS UEOICAL NUR!lURSE ' WABE>lEHOUSE PERSON IMAUL da: l o i 11 ASSISTANT D & D Tnnsportatlon Twin Falls Qlnlc & Hospital Part lime CNA's noodod 2 yoorsirs of (orkllli oxpori- , b ig g esta st J bost on Iho :o, nood mechanical t intomot.ll. CanC (or details 1- 1 RNAHCIAL Community Homo Hoslllosllh S e rv lets Lab has FT position for bnrrImfflodialoly In Maglc.Val- onco. " L 2 E L e a r l i Is looklna for on Admlnia[linls- Gooding, ID Modlcal Technologist. ktyd 733-3700. oxt. 243. RoglJioglstorod Nursos & LPNs tjiusit confldontlal. Twin e“ rt your soa. pm.Mon-Fri.9-2Sat skills, and a bochgroumound bonolits. Como by atIt 660 Shoshono St. East intoriitorostod in o rowarding P'' :ity. 208-343-3851. wtato column.‘S 'i.S S n'S D e p a r t mV\ENT i WILL HAVE EARl\RLY In modical rocords aniand 1735 S. Main. Gooding,p. Twin Falla. ID 83301. EOE caroor can in homo hoollh? S130C100 salory plus modi- logj/ ID or coll 1-208-934-4451il — - ' Con and dontal boneflts. modlcal tormlnolog Community Homo Hoofth “ DEADUNN E S F O R C h r i s t m aW. s . proforrod. Wo offor oxcol MEDICAL is currently looking for 733-911-9690 ask for Grog. 4 lont pay and bonofits. Ir CNA & LPN'S Apply In per- oRogistorod . . Nursos and . WEYTOLOAN | 1 I » l!J- S n n i n s ,c son ot Brldgovlow Es- u-i torostod? Slop by our"O*- 0) JAMES H. CLARK & SONS Llconsod Practical Nurs- M — ^ 1— nco 01130 4th Avo Woa ^ la tes. 1828 BridQOview q08., with previous homo I gf; SO-IOOKSS I Wost INC. EMPLOYMENT ! | | ! j | ! 9 T h e d e aidline d l for line ods runningin g In Gooding or call 934934- q u a URED DRIVERS Blvd. hea!hoalth oxporionw. Provi- ■ Q p :mso& ronnonco I ■ f f f J W ippom m m ^ iSJSS! 9004 (or moro Informatioiation WANTED ous homo hoalth oxpori- Dtvorsifiod copltol. I M li 'lllU H lB I Wednesijsdoy, December 25 andid and on applicalion. Has yotfcanvor boon welng 208-734-8727 I B l l l i i l l • Compotitivo wogos moro ddveway ihan camp- onco a plus. Community LooHimlimato lob plocomont 208 — 7 • FtJngo bononts titos? Son ll wilh a do»»l- Homo Hoollh offers ox- >3 ,lhat worit to fill spo- JTTT ------j Thursday,/, December 26 is NOONON 1 No matlAf now you apsn< collont woQos. hoalth ond , NEED CASH? 4 4C ! your days, clastlllod (It fled ad. Colt 7330931. ic p o sitio n s COnnOt w n h l^ nnotes o l & real ostolo ■ SCHC dental Insuranco. mllooao irgoanuprromloo.For :hools/ on Tueuesday, December 24. your busy achodula, Pt idling Lato modolKW/Proighlilnor roimburaomonl. 401 (R) 0 |inlormation oboul ra c ls . C r e a t i v e ■ {NSTRITR U C nO N j classlNod's timo-aavin 0 ' MEDICAL rotiromont ond paid ce. 1-800499-4609 I tSfBdory o( goods and »» Jo b Positions for CNA’s/ Scholarshiphlpacamscan Caill-600-453-7222 vocoUon. For moro infor* 3 5scams, writo to the <<<<555* Vicos to wo(K for you today. NA's who onjoy and want motion and an applicalion SS>S$SSSS>>55 cut into1 youryo collogo W e Qapologize for any “ toworkwlthpotionlsinro- joral Trodo Commis------FOODSERVICE stop by our oinco ol 130 îq^ s a v in g ss. .B Boforo you • •. hab, sub-acute, olzhol- ADMINISTRATIVE Food Service Director 4th Avo Wosl in Gooding lONEY EXPRESS spond S on a scholarship | m C O n v em r ience this m ay havia v e itant/ Growing controct (ood sor mors, and long-torm coro or call 934-9004. local Real E state search, dolo youryc homowo- . /ou and thank youJ ff( o r I RocepllonlBt vico company is looking sellings. Openings for n Speclallat (or; rk. For moroloro inlormation. C Q U S e d y i ^ Ihoso who oro dodicatod o)PERATOR p 0 contact Iho10 FFodoral Trado ^ [ Cloorwator Landscoporlor of( (or 0 Food Sonrlco Dlroc- our cooperation. I Kotchuni. ID Is oooklngIng 0 tor In Twin Falls Idaho,o 10 giving good care and exdoixpor. cash or ponor tapo cOMPi(PUTER Down purchases Commissionilon 01 y O l [ fuli-tlmo Individual tolo bob Must havo strong culinary^ oro proud of tho jobs Ihot nkimachlno operator. Wook- Hamame Computer Users *Homo) ImImprovomont http7/wivw/1tw/1tc.gov I roaponsiblo for all admirdmln- skills. Bo a provon loador they do. Apply In porson end work only 529-9136. Loans or Sallio Mao at I Islrotlvo (unctions. MuiMust of pooplo & havo a pos-' ot Rock Creak Rehab ------Consolxlation Loons http://www.sav.salliomae.com. lESTAURANT strsS?iSS5 bo ablo to manage ono'ono's slon for quality. Excollont'Z. & Madicsl Canter. 640 RES 125%otvalue' OrcalllhoNi ,11) R ler Ave. W.,Twin Falls- WonVontod: Full-limo cook, oHomoLoans Informatica°tio n °C o n to f FILER. S224.900.00. A NEW tw in f a l l s LookinlOklng to Ilmo to m oot ovor0 r • compensation & bonofll. THE HOU- p u rch a se 0 nowiw homohi Also nood waltporson. Ono c« (Approvals 1-800-676-7< • HOME FORTH changing doadllnos.B. o o(- lo Indudo: 100% Co. paid MEDICAL Apply API In porson, 1007 O aal — DAYSI Ownersirs say solll mat is alfordablo.lie. EasyI coto. hoallh. dontal. Ilfo insur- .1 probloms OK — tocllvoly communlcaK Noodod FT RN to do relief Bluo Rtu' Lokos Blvd. North.:' _ Built In 1993, 0>ovor 3,000 rmandng. Call Ms.s, Gl,Glanco and to work undor proasm s* anco, & profit sharing, lusat73633 O- worit for Iho Gl lab & noat ------l-800-310<1004 1 1 ^ sq.lt of custom3m loatures al 733-2224,______uro. Exporlonco wwil ith Sond rosumo to: 640 East In tho clinic. Will iroln lor SAFIJAFETY DIRECTOR W Bj wilh 1.25 ocro I Word Por(oct 6.1 tor WIrWin- Franklin Road. Morldian.[” • the Gi Lab. I( Inlorostod 4BIB statosst & Canadian lonk ■ f C s$ $ $ s» BP. ■ ■ ■ sprinklers. Grc“ o m to m i; tw in f a l ^ Nooa)0d ilargo j flows and Excol roquiro TnoTh bursomont, and paid 0, or call Iho Nation- Nows ' is nol ro------lid su m o lo: R ospirolory yoiyou an ambitious oggres- Qottir ludWornialionCon------ALBERTA. CANADAADA T Im os-No'wo. PO Bc iivo Individual wilh good ?no F lo lor errors oltor HAQERMAN. NewNi homo. pnô hunting lodgoodgo. 160 'B o * vacation. Previous homono Thoroplsl, P.O. Box 572. siv •800-676-7060. 548. Twin Falls,ID83303303. hoallh oxporionco ond ro- Twin Fails, ID 83303. coccomunlcalion skills, would mssion. iss Washington. B. . . 3bdrm,2both.'H.%oaolol, acro s In N .E , Alborln. Alb - llablo iransportalionon ' you yoi liko 10 soo tho counlry o ,c „ ooklntorloror S m a n y wnilo toil, moose,3S0, mulo AUTOMOTIVE C.. 20560. or call tho a a a CRE:BE0IT NOT REO. roquirod. For moro Infor-or- MEDICAL whwhllo earning 30K plus nqiiionalUc Fraud Inlormo-. Coshfoh (or any reason. ■ 51 extras. S95.500.>0.837-6402. door, boar. Oxcol.'cel, wntor TECHNICIAN motion and an applicationon Tw in F alls C are C e n ta r poipor yoar? If Ihis sounds tion ( shing, 5 Como lo boautlful Bois n Conlor. t-800'876- Homoi„ j « n „ o „ , , , lE S F O H S A l^ HOMES FORPI oPNMipqPENNIES •o"'- oxcol. lojj fishin |„ ,0, , stop tJy our offlco at 13030 hos 0 FUa-TlME POSI- likeliko you ond you havo do- 706O60^______i.eoo-1 n rem ote Excollont wagos or pondoblo ironaportolion ------200-734- bonoflia. Corooropponoonu TOAviwoStlnGoodlnang T l O N f o r a M a r k e t - poi L i ; nn,»n, O'Oa. S83.000. 200 a ; o,MI934-90W. i n g / A d m l s s l o n s caicall 1-800-243-2946 G ^1 sSStatlon/C-store/Car call o n ) f f S 8679 or 403-726.27'6-2792 nity for quality loctinida inyourm ortgoge ôny?oos’uni ash. oxcollont location n eeds,is. Consolidations, |,oo inforrr GM oxporionco prolorro — Coordinator. Tho follow- 1 proportlos ------— ------otiod. in st a l l e„ r lng minimum quoliflco- SALES inn’growing aroa. S290K, ,oflnonionce purchosos & ovoidlnn lir not nocossary. Join o Diosol tnjck doalorship has Ar “ "Ssdated this I 5 1 2 In our Pull limo cablo TV inslallor. tions to bo consldorod Arthur Berry & Co. construcimctlon. 678-1635 ,oq| oslalo,lo.con.D 1 wn» loarh. Moving and irans-Iran Exporionco in ail aspectsets on oponlng lor 0 ports |(208H » fra 000 ------lists In your. I FARM/RANCHIICHES/ potuiion osslstanco.'■ o( coblo Installationon COcounter salos porson. . F o d o ra l T r a d e nroa Call Toll Fro-roe, 7-days, I DAIRIESES c o m m iJsb .7 Ext 1006 ^ . proforrod. Apply in porson“I*- - eligible fwlfconsuro 09 a Pioaso sond rosumo to; n tho B onk S a y a ion, D.C., 2 Call Toni ■ Browning.I. Sor- S( o(; contlnonlal Cabiovl- Otnco Monagor. P.O. Box W 1 — Sooing Is bolloving.ing. Don't sodol workor In tho Stato O" * N 0 ' Iho Nalionalonal Fraud Inlor- HOMES os low a vlco Managor. Blon. 261 Eastland Dr.. l656,TwinFolis. ID 83303 V as 0 down, buy properly b asodast on '■; oMdUio ôSoy'YES* motion0 n C 0 n t 0 r , $285 a month C 1-600-950-9669 Twin F a lls: FAX (208) 10.A.C. picture or roprosontasontallons. 1 -mortioUng or community SECRETARYflECEFnOMST og* T H E EAL ESTATE Loons 1-800-876-776-7060.______Call 733-2;•2224. For froo Inlormation •' Capitol Pontiac5 733-6296. Equal Oppor- lETIMES^JEWS’ onBî iiion about 0' ' roiolions oxporionco pPort , timo.-1-5pm in low Q g , p._p— avoiding llmeshoriJharo ond ■ Bulck Cadillac• tunlly Employer. - oxcollonl pooplo skms & :URRENTLYHAS ‘No; :e 2 bdrm.. 1 balh, cll BUY or I oflico. Sond rosumo lo -n.H E FOLLOWING foni ostato. scams,ms, wrilo , AUTOMOTIVE can communlcalo olfoc- POBox€ff49, p r Twin Foils, Down Land/Mobile - lom llyroorroom or bdrm. yourHOUSE.oni to Iho F o d o raol l TradoT . Palntor; Musi havo 2 yiyrs, CONTINENTAL 10 83303. J INDEPENDENT Homo Rnandng bomo, OotaJolachod oorago. oil pricos. CALL' Commission. Washing-Was oxp.. oxc. hrs. a wage CABLEVISION — JUJUNIOR ROUTES -t25»25S Equity Loons lorlor polnl. O'OQl ------ton. D.C.. 20580.80. orC call apply In porson ol Chi ' i locol Uavol TECHNICIAN TEC «wVAILABLE . IN THE •Homo3 In.Improvomoni Loons i" town locojion.iom By oppl. Iho Nallonol Fraud'Oud Inlor- • gonuino coring (or & Inlor- Lube Lub bay tochnician. FT. Consolidation Loons °^r>ly. 6139139thSt.SS9.900. , > mac Trailers. 452 SouSou lino Gonoral Motors doi sotting — ooklng17lh ------— ------^ Asp r********* ' Club. Spocipoclocular viows homo ovorloo - 1 or hos an oponlngiH for rivir ond golf fairway Jorciromegolf | 513 Wo oflor top salaries and I I CasS ? D , i i i i------: -----o l t h o r i v ‘ GM/ASE quaiiriod tochi ^ 0. 3 bdrms. 2'.i courso. deckck, double | a CREAGE5&L<&LOTS on oxcollont bonoflls TTRANSPORTATION otlonwoodSt HOMEUiLOANS c o u rs o . 3 I clan. Excollont pay pt 1 bath apt. Hoallh Insura- f ccroonod porch, gorago. Homono warranty “■ pockago. For Immodialo RANQEN, INC. =*5'kylono Dr . HA-.-203K-VA'Conv20: baths, Ccri I gram and bonoflt pachoi1 3 nco. Sond comploto to- 339-1401 Washington .Monufaiufaduiod homos dock, voryery spacious and Includod. S135.J5.000. BLISS Lond invosivosimont ‘ to tho rIghi Indlvldui [?.' consldoralion, ploaso groups ol I- S. . Ronnanilanco comlortabloablo. Musi soo all ROBERT•JONES Ji opporlunity. 3 groi I Sond rosumo to Sutton sond or fax your rosumo ^^'iSsnger ■ ^ 733-0404 undovoiopod -osldontlal rosId 12* • ottn: Adminiitrotor. Twin PPosition opon tor * HOlOUTE 816 • Fast prolossionalprc servico tho extrasiros. CALL LEXI REALTY, 73 ‘ Sons Aulo Conlor,■'■■[Jj P.' oiP,o!felB22.KotcB------lols & 1 commorcinorclal lol Falls Coro Contor. 674 ■ T r a n s p o r to tlo n 136.36-513 6th Avo. N Midd StatoS Mortgage DILLARD 10.3 bdrm.. 1 w/buildlng. Snoko I 60x2167. Halloy. I 002 or (600)967-3535 /f96-l26,f JEROME homo' lako Rivor ' ‘ B3333ortaxltto208-7£ __ Eoalland. Twin Foils. 10 Managor who haa i21>>1-40l'A7lhAvo.N 733-0002 balh finishedd Ibasom ont ,1m viow. 208-362-362-6201 • 8 3 3 0 1 . FAX 2 0 8 -7 3 4 . ' • 3345 boforo yoorro on n d . MANAGER TRAINEE = S . ' K " "EIOLfTE824 ------NEED * /*%^ I M n approx. 1675''5 'sq- It-, all or 208-352-4297.iT.______: ( Formoroinformationccin con- aoK por year poionlial.lal. 0 647. Phono 208-734- hauf v o h ld o s lo r 23535-538 Sth Avo. E « i n n . t IE b IVI b nas.S68.150.2K 215E.A V O .------I toctD ln o o t6 0 0 ^ -21-2225. Z Salary/draw whllo youou 4264. E0£ .______22-5066th Avo. E M 750 TODAY? I i C I I V i D. Call 324-191915 FAIRRELD/Soldior)ldiorUln ' intor-company and 222 Call 734-4333 ■ ------Aroa 6-7 ocros.. spespeciacu- ' ------looni. Full company bon- oxtornol controct -/?0 . I. AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS tOUT£823 Cominvenlont Loan Co. STATEE REALTY. R INC.^ KIMBERLY 3 : bdrm . 1 lar viows. 4 bdrmrm homohi ♦ H oflO- Insurance, paid^ HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS loads. Rosponsibili- 120- fnsodbytheStntoof 734-0400 734 Qaa fioao a t Garago, guesthouse, gan > Looking for quailfiod“ vpi '* vocaiion, Homes Ameri-. tios Include schod- 152- , garaoo. . . Eorn up lo $130 0 monlh Kod- On cui- shop, tack room,n. orchard,or • 5 son for ollgnmonl, brok ca. Inc. 0 500 compony, uling dolivorlos. |27*J7-320 8th Avo. E ______■ ! ? ^ ______• & basic mochonic skll (or ono wookond ol wori( V.TF0RECL0SS5 de-sacS7S.00C)00 423-6440 corrals, wotor• fights,figh yr iS i; A.klorMr.Wrlgtic,” ■ with the Idoho Army No- mainionanco of vo- 543.13-236 9th Ave.E . ^ ------r r ; : ------1 b u y g o v .t ' 40lK&(ullbono(l h i d e s , r e c o r d - 551 - • round povod1 acciaccoss, _ lional Guard. Plus, earn 511 • 963 Btue Lofios I 304 HOMESI HC KIMBERLY. 2.:2-2^0 sq. II. Rgjjiiof ownod, S25 availablo. Appfy lo Moi ______kooplng.ond INVESTMENTS iooo'solV/\ , S255.000. 'S up 10 SI .940 Ihls summer Ivd. I m IVA.HUO.FH^& T bdrrrTs^^ S3 I baths, lin- claric:iark)go. ' • Volloy Tiro Inc. 501>01 s . MANAQER potsonnoi, 718-1040 7,1 Shoshono S t ip o sso s^n s. Gov- iQôd bsm l. n Uncoln, Joromo, Idaho.aho. Truck (lool manager, fO-ro- whilo ottending 1 'A wook Halloy Roalty.Ity. Inc,Ir asi don nl nnancing. low or . jprtnkJors. polklUo. 423-0444 • 20B-764-922I; _____ sponsibilitlos to Include rou IIV9 in thest eroaa ...... own. list for your ------9220, localing jobs, maintaining logoMor com ponios £i,oa.l-60C BARTENDER ok IOW20B-734-9171. a re Intorttlod In bo- s Illogi •600-400-3308 OxL MURTAUGH. .TT h e porfoct ,------J ' Exporlonco roquirod.rl FFun o q u lp m o n t a n d boo k 10 M IndcfMndent Jun- <3o>”0ig bbusinoss by phono • . 2511. j country o aeaclagol Just Iho — E limo oponlng in oxparmand- work. S ond rosum o '?,•to: MISCELLANEOUS ir roirfe eairtor^PI»a$» *0 promromlso you 0 loon and 1 . ■ 1 *■ j,j, * * * * * * * * * * rlghisizo.ihlslIs 8 acres and S . Mgr.. 750 W 19 S, Paul. tunilios Ifltho truck- you lo poy for it bo- ______i , . ■ Ing Moxican Roslaura INSULATION (oromon ing Industry. Ho/sho ontacf 0/sfr/ct Salet pskjrai - boauliful hom3mo Is SE of s. only IDS3347.______noodod. Qoodwogos, FT. for, U att Radmall at ■ 'ore thothoy dolivor. For (roe p — — j Wmboriy andd'hos ! 0 great Apply Mon. & Tuos. oi rmation oboul ovoid- - from 10 AM to 2 PM Coll Whitohood Homo & 3 3 ^ 1 axL 346 n'ow o viow ol Iho SOLwulh hills ond ■ PM Gl m e c h a n ic * Ing ododvoncoloo loon ry Garlbaldi‘8,677RlorAjrAvo. ' QiQgoi tru c k m e ch a nlie ic Enorgy, 733-9688, portation mios ond rlllc school I scams,ms, write lo the Fodor- GUAR/^RANTEED d!suid° 4°bdmdrms, 2 boths . F, (C om pua Com mlOhs). oni noodod. Dullos Includo: "rode Commloolon. » , ■ 736-7408. i^sk (orJoso MISCELLANEOUS ,2000 sq.ft. ol, ..tiroworh.oUchangos.-9or- Porson noods to havo oxp. »hlnoton,D.C., 20580...... A D S ■ asem ent You EQUAL HOUSIUSING vices, brakos & oloctric. ■ S S 1 CONSTRUCTION ' „ w/horsos. teaching chll- — or coinoil the Nolioruil Fraud your droom OPPORTUNtlSl. ■Ti.iiia Woidlng oxporionco^ dren, feeding. (oailng.Oo- ormatlon Conlor, BuvthQIB Guaranteed( homoroniy*; JNITY «Tr« ho'pful. No tools noodod.^ g ro o s will help o b ta in 30^76-7060. |a c kjkage a ! and The coii c a r o lyLYN i CUTLER mia rwwstwpof b k*>| ô*umOTTn^?^ ♦i^-n’i Send rosumo to: P.O. Box ■ SH— ow. H96-382, drywdlors, ocoustlca Ties, Burfoy, ID 63318 or higher Income, For moro irofils usually moon Tirnesies News guar* 733-9026 now I Act wtikh (Load Pooplo). InfonnatksncollJuileStak- i risk. Beloro you do a n teBes e s to sell mer- ^ ___^ _ ^*pi«lo«Soii IOWnilM iMrerUia !uon. calll-800-967-2911. _ or at 532-4117 botwoon ™ S,5a'K"S!S THE■iETlME&NEWS * K J l ijlierlmlnBllonwniuuien bate n note ond coopofoto . C l iness wllh a compony, Chachandise or C MEOtCAL 8a.m.-4p.m. Mon.-Fri. CUHRENTLYHAS ^ l l f l color. cKtlQlun,iQlon, i«i. wllh Inlomol com? -jj. d< il out with Iho Bel- ibmolive items E _ | W | hftiKJicap. lamdial lilt - Therapliy Tech working THEFOaOWING Businoss Buroou. For “ '" “ V' -aiT V itjp mllonal oilflln,II illtut. o or I J B v S Conalructlor In on ICFAiR. 3-11 shifts n u r s e 0 Information obout ' days and real s t a t e r esALTY, a INC, |nion>lon. lo nwVo «nj £>01^08 communi- • INDEPENDENT II i,oo In 736-M74 •.Work ovon. All tr^nlno provi^^0. TWin Fails Caro Contor, a jiding InvootmonI esiBtelate in15 days 734-w •0400 od. 116 bod long-torm caro calo ofloctlvoiy with JUNIORROUTES J l avo id 10V do- od. No oxper. noodod. potontlal customers. ms, wrilo to Iho Fed- o• r weW£ will rerun tw im f a l.LS-N0W3 l mii^'ncluoo. ch r^nce. Apply ot WDB, Inc. 141141 ladltty. has coroor oppor- WAILABLEINTHE »con» >• crMi()i«n ^ OAJHY 1 Trade Commission. thOad ad an edition- ^ ^ |S . 2 boirllh . dtil wide ‘pVro'A, or M Shoshono N. Abovo thotlio tunlUos avoiloblo now (or , BUHLAREA ^ shington. D.C.. 20580. n ] 7 (j. or Outsldo night foodor. W< dodicatod LPNs. Excol- ‘ 7 days. TTiere w/ioundoiion,sn. oppls, lull eutuxUan: pregnAnl • JUTES44 or callall IhoI National Fraud _ ut 5 days porwk. Monoy I — loni Inlerporaonal skills Is a $ 3 extra taxluro & enei „ ln (oormotlon ri Conlor. • • ® ir. ponding on oxporloniwltho MEDICAL ^ and a commitment to "I hargafdrlhe :S“"’ 10 Noaso can 536-5105. .BoxW buN. Ida* Broiirooowsy Avo. S. 1-800-!00-876-7060. C hai b-64'89 ThU nswipapor » quoilty care a m ust New ho 83316. MarlortorOr -1 ,sr Kill n«l l a lob manogemonttoam, •lornHomos. S S o i"™";cept any ?■ DRIVER Pay'a y se o S t FOUNCIHDERS Shoros o( -l | pl o M . r«a1 atlala * ^ 1 ?^ Minidoka Momortol Hospl-»pl- ck. Could split 10 to l n’ Start,tho Now Yoar witl RANQEN,INC. ISAN Stock. ly be cancelled tw in f a l l ss 22 o ,3 M » ., lauon ot in* resolution to Undo]1 drtvw seeks dopondablo In*In- Wo offer top salaries and EQUAL I fmyou llva In th*$a araaa in .M-800-226-49g^*97. 3 f ... goroge. by lnlorm»- to: Twin Foils Caro Con* visors ond LPN Team iar. Robart Rlctisrdaon m "* & 4 bdrm. h'hom os m ust B00-fl777. Thow a Tc ll- 000- groduoto. May, Truck Leaders noodod. Apply % 10 Tolt-lio# -û- ler. 674 Eastland, Twin t ’33^1axt347. go. Incrodibli Co.l8waHlnotohoar(r ot Rock Crook Rohob i ^ STOPDOLLARW nbat lor lha 08) Falls.lD 8330i;FAX ( ftnanco. Coll I ad It 1400- Vou. 48 stotD corrtor, I Modico] Center. 640 Flier VV contracts, mortgages. SK St. (208)734-0647. Phone » ______I 733-2224. of mllos, Insuranco, 40 208)734-4264, EOE. Avo. / W.,TWm Foils. X 208-734-8727 1______tWer policy. For yourriE Oi E Ruport Idaho. portunljy to join'bur to of professionals call N ' 1 ■cytf1-60(W3W473.E s ' - .

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[ Z 1' TWINWIN FALLS S95 vMiokly. TW INFALLS. I Newer 2 ^ ------— T r r ------1 CATTLE Herefonllall Hc OUV TRUCK WPetv-. TRAA£R30fLp-AJ>-AJ frontI "/jo fjic is like Ihf .vtn•iiaml • (/nKc ulils paid oxcopi powor. ****. .TKMS-Buyirtg HARVESTER. N u i m , S$260 mo, Cali 734-6041. 0 parking sp a c e , s l a u ; ^COMindtxAs. coa OuMoFaag&aL3 nwA4 motorbft. lOO.hpi.hpttac- I . ' a ’Jjo n p /jt’fiJ Jo i/ sluiihall jhTish bji SSS.';lO. or 10X15 uniL opendaly.Qr.Cal324«ga. n«cant«ds. Sor.pralBrmoda»34iit3 4 0 o r - it." V (J J 10 7 twWIN in FALLS 1 toom olfi-' >iomos 0. Ploaso call EZ ______pickwp. '■ *15.00 MO. Can 324.AlsP.»ant»d»sdsm aO ♦ A 1} !l H -1 ciorcioncy opi. w/balh Fur- bdrms 4236 Of 324-9235. CATn£120l orlg. backhotfatti-attach- - SSnniiu'l o IliilUr rogo, WO hOokups. — 5 0 » 7 « . 4. I III nlshod. Incl. ulii. $300,■ a'?ro( buHs.«/partiponoranncs n- ■ • to fit 00 bacback of ♦ CaliCall 734-1602. Friondndly olmojphore. No TWIN FAU ,, lorm « tio>n&EPO*s. n » 10 HEADER NH-11m e 14*. ftaEttn.20» 4 :! V K K 2 ulils. utils pd, inc. cable TV., * * *t************* * * CanSievoKafl9»5 Sic w/optolobu W #c.g0 0 fL Cafl324^2»6099. "Had E asi held a sinul s . s is o a ' in g le lo n ja e k o r ♦ .) in 7' ■ * 2 w/HW/HB04 local phono ^ WINDlIDERMERE 1(1, 1 w ould haVL* piclpicked up five A (j H (i * K !i .‘i ;l 8on^sonrfco,' Monthly ralo bo- | Rool EstatO CATTLE HOUh1(Ms}ein hcBor Truck, Fdtd *7:73 2 »n g ------^ 5 5 ----- 605 - ROS 3 w inners against n-1-1-l I:In-eak." ginrginning ol $600/mo. For ■ >v otd & dder. HAY.GRAINUN SO IITII mor.moro Info.-, call 733-4330 1 230MS ; ; FOR RENT 734^ 3 4 -6 7 8 9 avaitabte. C d Ctf 734-7285 I “Sounds lijfjical.fal." replied ------I FEED A Q 1(1 7 Sholly,______rw iN F North, "bul only ass cinini-erns the I FALLS: Capri Motol. 1:______LOOKING FOIORAlOW V A y li TWIH kly. ralos starts $ 120. H j ------C0RHSLAGE2JXX)jx n io n . diamonds. Tn sfoif.• niniiii' uiim ers, WIN FALLS Ploasonl 2 /T /\ CATTl£Ha(sôtslBinHeflM Iwr.etewllt*; ♦ K It :l rootroom w/both offlcioncy . honoltos. 733-6452. . * ' *3f sate. AAl llsia, brad k) wiihl4' hsadeder. 0*11 gogAtraatBdi^pnihpresar- you also needed a winningwii hi'arl vaihM. oM tM «Dn»HhpIas- ( ♦ A 7 4 2 • opt. Furnishod Incl. ulii,.- a n uL . bodroom ■ wilh pri- y ' t C0^3«»572Z. 7te-7S20S7S finesse." $375/mo.$37! 734-1602. , ------fic.-S35perlcn.k»dOiMdedon I bath. $450, Util. ind. < OUR^ CATTLE.S..Saler* bulls. 10« 0 «.A.Akniiwn )our fruc*. CaK 886-7S86-77S2 East won his sp:spade ai-e (a Viilni-rahli-:li-:Hiilh ------No MIS.pol Caii 324-7465- . s & older. Fun eaitttm. SZ.TWsawttsB- orgasaH?. clever falsecardi anciid rr i'tiin u - d lh e D ealer- K a.sl I 604 I EDEN:N: CLEAN ROOMS vngpoBed. 735- tv€&42«6 six. However. Soulh1 w;w asn't fooled AD ------POTAOTE5-wantedn te d for UNFURNISHED for romro '$45 wk.CoM tiM ESC HewenUip wilh his> ()ii()ueen. gue.ss T h e hi»lifitig: r fcLASSIHED PlPE1D3«-«. sawl eatae feed. LaaweflenCatDe O I;[ A PTS/D UPLEXES 825-91 w rtr CaB *—Company7Coodinglm g”can------ing th e tru e pns:ition.ion, Il w a s h is . . , .. 1 1 ^ ______DEPAP A R T M E N T FE»CE,VI«Y1WY1_ 3 a 4 (S ' pipe.-S12S jm h a s t •Sqnth h q West North qqoi 3ME Holiday Motol,- 2 0 8 -7 Mtaomuci<.you ^3-8S99 last good move. CODING 2 bdrm, $350/- ^ 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8 L 01142^:4^ Dbl. P ass 2 A mo + dop. No pots, Caii « oitioclodoiod rooms'fpr rem _ .. - _ ' South led a diamuimond lo diim- 2’(»opsS STRAW for sale.la . C all 2 NT I’ass UNT _9^934-9148, ivo. msg.. TIO kllchonottos. ■ 6 1 1 3 ___ V GOATS Boorloermectgoal SB used sM pi; 324.758a my’s ace and a low diad ia m o n d back. i>jI'UXS I’JSS [)/wk.&up.324-2361. |p A S TrUREWANTEO U F breodlngsig Slock. Catt pera.Cj«73Ml WIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 3 East’s discard bringiniging bad news. j— ’ 7365S75. ------STRAW, clean 22 stristring, bathjjoth, Locotod noor CSl, *W1NI FiFALLS Oulot motel, wam teoT S o u th 's only h o p e n o w w a s lo Opi-.iinK 1, m(| D - Hofso pasture ------fVE:GO-saealpI pipe. 55*. wheat. Si/bale.le . C all 'ild: .S));i(lecleut'C •• - 11S(1150 Imporiol, $650/mo $95 wk,vk, S375 mo, lnd. mi- i>r. ,Can 324-4178, H O R S E 2! yr. yr.old Black S3a00p«S.733'33-8599 4234Z7a. bring in four heartI winners.w To ______-. *66♦ $650doo. CallAdomor crowavoivo & rolrig, 736-1988 — GottnglSh . get Ihese. Soulh hadII lot( Ii(.|if fm- il a barley. 1 ' WITH THK A C K S ' >V0ltdt734-0400 t w i nM IFALLS -R oom , 4 ! Smooth movo & nPE: GREATCULVERT Cl STRAW, wheat bBile singleton heari kinglg tor K-x wilh ineags-xeafs. saeeU2i*& lOTpieeas. lOr -tanboles. KaysmoOimoniots. TWIN I, w/cabio. W/D. $250 I r o OIHIAMATisvrAinEii East. iVlN FALLS 3 bdrni, 1 52!!’' " 1lSr$100aW- S2.70per«.73ôesas CaO 73^3589 bolhMlhw/flropioco,$525/mo- -4102 078, Ivo. msg. He crossed lo dur 1st, & last « $300 cloan- twikj parent w/small to-67a-337a ______STRAW. HAY. 3rdrd Ocrop. fa lJ m o t e l ------^ A 0 0 i£ - mond queen and led ...... ng dop. No pels, Looso 1 shore now courv uniK P Rmr WffldefiwoT.satonti*ntiM rrv A A K !l (i :i vv/rol nsbylhodayorwoek ^.,^^01 kwgtttyoongw CMaYtfa^l! queen, but Easi didn'l ^/rof. 733 5256. Ivo msg. le, Musi liko dogs. 2 ^ ? ; ^ «"-68t>9300cr6W5&«-9300 In I c over. A nd V K 8 2 ------sonabio ralos. Idoal H m ^romio i , 326-4645, siselOl7yr.cU w-braast cottar when E ast's h eart king:ingdid notap- ♦ 2 twWIN in FALLS [OfJ-2-2 poopio. 2152 Wm- ^ 123-4858. 3St vofuo in Twin. NEW 2 733-6S20 TW fW FAtALLS ro o m fo r « w 3.$ 7Da21 pear on the secondid heartI lead, *K,53 ■ “3;; - 7- —— ----- SWATHER Hesaaras)8Zao I Soulh's hopes disappjppeared. He . idrm., 2 bath, carports, TunMFALLS n MOTEL 3 2?.®ôs^klng. avail. „oRSES-AtiALL TYPES Se».*820T-00€05OS. ISIS I ■ m Mi appliances including VINTER RATES B o u g h t*nU&tiadHL * ! hrs. 14-haade won only three hearts,rts. three dia N - ' " S)!V/D.d" waior. sonilalion, 4 ''1^ der.Very I Coll 733-5630 Tiiod of livlrliving olono? Join Call 733- rcsatfarw. I monds and one trick< in each black J ^ Bwncoro provided. 2140 — ____ cioart. 1 o»ng B ' NT S:ll2abelh,.S540/mo. ♦ TWIN F -ATsiod.Jat Usad I irTffRnTfTffl suit for one down. latfahay. I To make his gan4anie, South lop. MOVING ALLOW- kllchonon & laundiy ptivilo- pioasocall S27.000/oTfer,er. Catl MMmmmmmmm1 VNCE SlSOofflstmo. gos.Nc should take the hearti fines-seafler(1: No smoking, or drink- 733-2983or734-8674. mg., prefer p lem olos. NCHA$40JM diamond ai-e. ANMVLH:[I: l-'oiii' h o a r l s . I>;u1- 801 w inning dum m y's dia )/mo. Soon by oppl, E ^ T . , ■, ,, ,, TRACTORS Ram AHTtOUES^ When East doesn't nrcover, he re ^ ) (iv cr tin e b id o f tw o TWINVIN FALLS Cloon studio Coll 736-4409. H0RSES.2At: 6nrx»rt.22-90 COLLSrriBtE ^/lQundry.S235/mo ^ V f S rog. a n d t m peats the finesse andd picksp; np the houhi promi.so five our hearts rale.s lo be a $ 2 3 5 do p . Q u io t. no TWIN FALLS. F, Furnishod ^ ca»l67»2012a r L1B70-S suil. Nowil'ssafe lota-t a - f o r five di- I'.»i'i moklng/pols, 734-9263 room, ilracl Ihan three nn- n. No smoking. No !■■■■ *tib*E3. DRSSei.-alTOt.18;sWlripto amond winners and'nd'lhe over- ______drinkinjing. $250. 733-8627. CRAMCH eaVidaiSRStyieWtr74acve3 tricks. When diamnin o n d s d o n 'l “ ■'""P- TWINI/IN FALLS 7 ^ OUP.Ca. rrarOe Ptx 734-3746'e UFALLS.MIni- ***"*n i l broke &Qcraie Jitoini.D - a English, break. Soulh wins onlynly thive dia ------| Cal 324-7232. 206-384^85 La onotto. sianing $125 A ^ "*• 1 WASH STAND. aEngli ss Ues mond tricks- These,, hohowever, to Laurel Park Apts. - . ‘f.'l®!]; 176176MauricoSt.N..TF “ .VP"> wook lor single, all I , CHUTE-Poi^ TRAaB*S-e«.if______Pine. nsvb(e&glassifter Spm c gether wilh four heart‘arts and two los. daily mold sor- B IVESTOCK SQUEEZE CH .nMtten SGSa 7»t«04t sfter! .color cablo TV. „oRgp . ' (JorflMsrXLXL Lte iw . **»«. cargo. black-suit winners, give’ive S o u iii h is '.'.r *!'■;' SS60 Call73II 736-1606 caoedeMm.spSsnow ^ ------/IN FA L L S -ia2 b d rm s rofrig,g, microwovo. solf- AAACusion \ailnerablegame. „ I,. TWINF flomerRaJod ------,a«bed. :e sd I & dotdon, util, Aiso 2 bdrm sorvicoICO laundry, hot tub, lorilto HofM ■ 702 70: I dbuspv | aTOAM^S ------hous(ouse, Edilh733-9141, ' CompoPOTO boloro you rent. . ockTfiUle** I FARII/n«/R A N C H QMayTÛara: ■more. S ------Caii 73:733-5151, rsSalas DRYER, gas. Kenmond cond. HAOERMAN. ocro lols]|S NEWINIOAHOI rrWIN FALLS' 3 bdtm. 1 TWIN/IN FALLS - Avoilablo A'oslland Motors ■ « i p p i i F 5 ------1 733-1823.1-S. 1-800-333-2219 geRO. jrs. Taupe, good^3055. co SS.OOO bolow opproisol,al, Karston Manufactured' balh. Nowly docoralod. now.ow, 2 bdrm townhouso d »4«as8L sTsaoa CaB 324-305 516.500. Coll 837-6402.2. Homos, flomaikabio vol- Avail. Jon. 1st. Nopots/- in. nowornov 3-piox. i b a i h . I 606 - uo in stylo & qualrty, bools smoking. 733-6348 Irg3 cl[closois, atorogo, AC, OBILE HOMES ,| | ------HAZELTON horao hoav-‘V- any othor now homo. - rofrig,>frig, rango, dishwashor. ic an u F on.loncod 40 acros. Your lond or ours. Wo rWIN •' FALLS 4 bdrtn, 2 (rg uli ME 2 bdrm.. 2 bath, a utility room, covorod wido, furniohod, 519.500.Q0. Call 625-561717 own lols throuQhout Iho bam homo with fomliy porklarklng. som o uliiilios smA/m, room. Foncod yard, dou- Includ imo. f dop. 736-7320. ___ MURPHY'S HOT SPRINGS Magic Valloy. cludod. Noor CSI SSSO SunriM Custome Homo# bio garogo. S750/mo, mo « 3 lots. S3000, Uko ovor 0 * dop, crodit chock JEROMEME. 2 bdrm: Appls. 423-6488 Homo is lot' so lo . Call roouiri<)uirod. Coil 734-4411, Gos hchoal. W/D hookup, S S S & payrtônta. 736-7119 /\dam or Wait ol 734-0400 Will in ERVICE - Call Clasjlliet!. 733-0031. _ 'ill inc. for opplications. $350, .NiceN 2 bdrm, Appls. hoal. W/D hookup. "1 Wets r*ac}/whon you aroi TWIN T FALLS - 1 bdrm, no TWIN'IN FALLSI 2 bdrm , 1 ^ 5 1 4 I pols. Inquire at 503 3rd both. 1 . Lg. 3 bdtm. 2 baih. INCOME PROPERPÎ lth, oppls. incl W/0. No ^ninog rm. I Appls, $450. CaO 731-0931 €Xt J7 f.ferawrMteaMdMiarynm! Avo E.______pots:Its: 733-0374.733-2441.7 T rl-CCouniy o Proporly Mnice fcpnscnCativc SAUitON FALLS CREEK 'IN FALLS 2bdrm, ^0'^'-1.324-2734, ~ FRONTAGE-1.25 ocro TWIN FALLS - Largo 4 '''.'(I’ n CaumCTlLE.cjsSnj )an, nooi, nico oroa, 4- y^VlN FALLSFf • 2 bdrm, 1 I JR lot w/Qooihormol woll, bdrm, 2.5 balh, quiol o.o,ox. ' ioundry facllitlos. baih im w»k.niartte.gsassbtoek. TDNY^ HOUE REPAIR tôiQhbothood. S850/mo. e/mo /n plus doposil. TWINFALLS painting. eftyaaO. tsucess. nono324-2236/324-5928. _____ 1 20yrsc3p.CcrSadReti d00r& shOBcrs & rmro.tf 1 IN FA L L S 2 b d rm ., Askfor:or Slovo Hallows. PLAN ROOM OQonnefl73l-€15X 515 I TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. w/ lobs to bid for Gonorals. we do what you cant* COMMERCIAL 601 I ^ i8S/mo, t S200/dop.. WININDERMERE Ffceesbâiikt carport, no pols/smoking. 394.9;'4-224^. ______Roai R Estalo sub-contraaors & Su«)li- 1CatiyoaHSsCeiMkig PR O PER TY I FURNISHED room for W/D. $475 * 7340327 tl»y» o r , ors. Bluoprint copics. Rcmod(AR9 .Add&aR& 73*^481011**. HOUSES oioelfidly. 734-4023, TWINnu FALLSI 2 bodroom. I7 ; 3 4-6789 ; 734-PLAN (7S26). Wew. Caamociai. QOOOINQ croal opponun- . . RcsidereiaL Ith HOMES o s iow o s SSSO TTWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. (am- înnlliclo n c y o p o rtm o n t. -rv/iN FAFALLS for ront or fo r - Ily, 125‘X300' lot. Wilh 400. includes opplionc- 5,10 cr 22 years cspattanca. building & pavod Irontagala down. S350 0 month iily rm. sm. kiichen. rolrig. ' , a Small 2 bdrm trailer s& ulilllios, Oop jntry court. $325/mo, TU.Woodba«.42S«7IB iG S65.000. 934-8187, O AC. Coll 733-2224. ■& rango fumishod. $525/ ” jquirod.733-7138 or 123-4715. m THOWPSONPADmNG mo. 733-0861 Or 734-7046 ^34-4090. ^ - 4 or 734-3296. SAWTDOTH SHST- Residcniiaf interiors RULING ANO CLEAWNQ - i ^ " l i i I : 602 ~ 1 J ------z n ; HAUl lETAL ..... &terior ttr TWIN FALLS 4-bdrm . 3 flN FALLS Excoptlonol i Of ail kinds HosbngACRcAiigaaeai I MOBlt^HOMES I UNFURNISHED ibalh. gas hoat. NE local!- ' , ,1^ ‘ 607 ^ Painter bdrm, OW, lolrig. rongo. ■ OFFICE ( & Estttrstimalos froo. 733-1931. •CorrsTKrciaA arvl resida«i3l HOUSES I ,on. $900 ♦ dop. No P0I3, FneEs&Totes BUHL ‘94 Flooiwood. 2 sposai.'prlvaio uiil rm w/ I RE* {20e)73>a5<8 or smoking. Cali 735^6340. lETAJL SP A C E ------Mom's Touch 20BWC343 bdrm, 2 both. 14x66'. '/O hook-ups, AC, 1 or 2 >'. BUHL - Closo to town. 2 ______' porsoiarsons, no smoking/pois, BURLEYiY • olfico space lor ®o:loaning From FloorTo $25,500. S43-6303 ovos.s. bdrm.’2 cor gorago. 4 _ Ceiling rWlN FALLS 475/mo, Cali 734-6360. ro n t.. old 0 form b u re o u „ BUYING OR SELLING~ a acrosolpasturo.no ------bldg.. ulils.ul all paid, $150 _ Bonded^ & Irtsurod mar>ufacturod/mot)llo“ smoking, no indoor pots, AVAILABLE At IMMEDIATELY t w'IN iN FALLSF per mo,10,800-773-3167 osidoniial & Commordal i homo? Nood financing? IS4S0 ♦ $2S0dop , (you r, could bo soltlod by Excooli:opli6nal. nowor 2 bdrm. . 734-8872 iS Groon Treo Financial 543-4511. ‘‘IChrisimas) VERY NICE 2 2 story, X gos (orcod oir -fvi/iN FA IDAHO HOMCICAL3H ro^ ^ ^ S atogs bdm), 2 bath wilh privato hoat FALLS I S.R CLEANING SERVICE ANDHOSnCE 733-7221 or 32&88S7 tS00-53MffO4 oat. AC, privoto yatd. Blueq| Lakes Com ll. BUHL 3 bdrm 2 bath mo- courtyard,\ covorod pork- norogo. o ro S500/mo 4 p„5,j :ommorcial • Rosidomial 734-4061 T-m Faffs resKSontial.wr ~ tilio homo. Buhl Mobllo in : g i groat noighborhood Jopoj )fesslonal PIozo . k Now Constoidion 43&«as5Ub»Cassa Buildup ioo£s. Uost minor HANSEN Tllon 1974 >^5llN0PCTS! 4saBlu(iluo Lokos Blvd. N, r s. Estaios. no pols S450/ $495.00 J plus doposit. Call gaj Slovo Hallows 3 pf Roasonablo Rates 54^2273 BiM leaks icpaited in 24 hrs. 3 bdrm. 1 bath. RoocTy to m onlh * doposil. Coll NICE 2 bdrm, 1 bath unit Privalo Ollicos FnoEsUmata ' UoScar&iaedcaid bo movod. S7500/o(for. 780-4305 or 543-8342, wilh slnglo car garago - lA ” f(N1' D E R M E R E Roclocopllon Aroa 73173&0542-326-0606 Cai£xxSjccnsed.Bax3ed Coll 734-3589______ront indudos oil ulllllio::, Roai Estalo Supplyly room, bolh a n d — _ _ BUHL3'bdrm, Ibath. now f m oroa, 768 sq . It. NafiBtuDy Hocooued i JEROM E-CASH for usod woshor/dryor hook-up, 7 ' 3 4 -6 7 8 9 Horn MsOi linden kitchon. born/shop, no S525.00 « plus doposit. ------)nly$612/mo. HompGroiwintdafto or mobllo homos, singles.3 pols/smoking. $550 * * 'IN FALLS. 2 bdrm. 2 ^^<>0• Doposll, OAC . doublos. from 1977 ond VERY CLEAN 1 bdrm, 1 TWINI GawtLCTdS to ^to3C. r dop. rofs. 543-6294. VJtjolh with slnglo car ga- balhs,Iths. walk In closoi Aii Call1733-8888 7 da y s - FAX PBSOKALCARE (Mwcways. paitipQ leO. etcta up. Call 734-4320. ipis, incl, W/D. gas hoat. 733-527:272 Eves. W knda. _ BUHL 2 bdrm. in Iho coun- rrago - ronl in d u d o s oil oppls, HOSnCECARE Y(Maata ORYWALL 3M RBftemnt pacts 3 bodroom, Appllancos. TWIN : r FALLS Now homo. 3 TWIIN N FALLS. J Doiuxo 2 NO PAYME^^•S TILL idroom, 2 bath duplex us Olfio) Spacos Pxooi(port hanging, taping. & '727 M Am. S - 734-8336 Elwood a Evans TVbdmi., 2 bath. WO, dish- lioblofrom2 0 0 lo • mx MARCH ‘97 734-1401 b Ih oarogp, oppls. No *''“'7 loxturing. Sinco 1978 ' i PLUS 5500 CASH BACK ' washor, rofrlgorotor. No * 1260sq.ft, . Jobs Jc ta ^ o or smaD. 'ODOKl.-SHOigCABE smoking/pots. S775/mo + P°'®-•ts, S525*d0p03ll, Caii K)mhnri«y Rd.f & Biuo Lokos Grc Oiynai.PaMng. CALL OAKWOOD " JEROME 108 • 3 bdrm. 1 s 3-1604 or 326-5685, Grog Lossing. ownor 733-7755 both. S700/monih, uUI, u 53 Sparks, Coil 734- )lvd. locations 733-3S79 Csperey. AS hon* TREE SERVICE 6751 or 786-2643, T W IN I tvo Hallows fof Info ------ropanirsidaSauttO SerdngltigicVaOcy Cail 734-1401 e IN FA L L S . L orgo & CallStovo yrs ep. Frac csftntts. TWINFALLS '89 12x333 Elwood & Evsns — lan 1 bdrm. $375/mo, WINEJDERMERE LAN'S CARPENTRY I VVbodRker^âfly PatK M odol, storm win- TWIN FALLS Why pay 5’°“!?,, HOURS eam -6 pm. Cal BttCT 733-7543 crwherever ronl? $1000-6 off on '96 uililitios Ind, 733-3151 RoRooJ Estalo Idows, AC. porch, shod.]' JEROME' 168 $850. ri Wl Typos Construclion . MOCSHOK FREEESnUATES •Hock Crook. S13.500.) 4 bdrm, 3 bolh, 3 car go- 33.4, & 5 bdrm, homes. Wo TWININ FALLS. F Noor Posl 7r34-67B9 3 Large & Small 73M 5ia :423-5101 or 737-2133. rago. appls. Tonnis court, fifinonco. B ad.credit, no o fflc(fIco, cloon 1 bdrm. CsU 734-3244 iMPBOvBetre - , AC, 5 ac. Fruit troos, cicrodil, no problom. Cali $300/n00/mo.-fdop. Quiol. no m 608 I ------. DALE'STRSUHB now, 733-2224. amoklr numS^-Rataodeb CHPPDia n ELWOOD & EVANS n loking/pola. 734-9263, I cORDMMERCIAL _____ 520 I Uobls Hocna • SpedtfEHl RvnsufchordbposaL>0 REAL ESTATE ______T,TWINFALLS-Tlrodof ************* I PPPROPERTY Decfcs&F«x» StuDpgrindar. Freo'*■ WANTED . throwing m oney away? tyan | ftwQam*w173K6ML JER O M E. 2 & 3 b d rm s. It ALLS I esamatos.Caa|S097734-» S360-S475. No pols. Rots. VIWhy pay rent whon you «33> 2T4Sar(30eiT33-3123 Exocutivo noods homo io con own. Phono 733. go^ iro Oo You Need? «3UARANTEED U • 0 Call 324-2834 ovonings. c veavoriotyof looao with option to * 2224 for dotalls ask for ertnhtright, spodous & doan ADS I 9 and locaJona. ' purehase C A a 736-1170.) «JEROME. 2&3bdrms. mMr. Happen.______N0 opt pots. 664 Quincy St. - S375-S400*$300 doposll. Stovo Hallows Th, TWlNFALLS.Nico2bdmi. tor CSI. Hoiidoy.Spociai .iT 'tr , The Times News * Ploaso coll 324-2841. 7Vi 5 0 o ffl8 tm o ro n l Coll W INID D ER M ER E 'Zguarantees to sell FAX ; Stovo. rofrlg. W /D hook. ' ^ ' 734-6600. . Ro,ôol Estate ^ Handjraan Smices JEROME. 3 or 4 bdrm. op.I, Ga# hoat. No pots, ****, merchandise, HomarapteSecMcML I * * * * * * * * * * * * * . 73* nowor house. $550/mot- S475/mo.+ $300 dep, 1 ****’ ’34 -6 7 8 9 gautomoth/e in 7 BfCIROLUX S500dop. 666-7100. bdrm, g, Rofrig. bIovo. gos 1 « 1 t j days and real Vtaojtndeanen. 3 . YOUR . hoQt. no peta. Avon. V /l!| ESrmATES-733>- Froe epftdol roport. agricolluralat FHA hoyslng, : : . 210 SouSi IMn. 73M 838. POCATELLO 3 bdrm. Cail 629-6820 .,.*Si ' :fenc«d, shed, now remoct- CAaeOO-289-7454' . ‘ ^ I Oled. $14,600. 58&-2754 ►

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FnEEZER, upright. CCo old _BEDROOM SET. I»autl(ul.M. NORDICTRACKCTXFUd- . ., R EM EM BER s hIIH ih TKJS. 2 malos. 1st KENMELIEL P o rta b J. lor lg. P O U RS1SSOATV.3SOL S I! a E M C T D M■.IIC . 0 . 2 0 I ■ASOHSiSIQSAaSALES S pot BccaL cond. $30 S300._Wo paid S1500. will soliloll or, now cond, $400, Call That -n. bituiâd you placod Jf’®'hots & dowormod. $200. dog; cone«/end co UblM 2>4. (kmCks afsLM ia j m m ^ S P S ^ i T518 Overland.1 BurieyBu Plendcaia»-aa4-<794799._tor$900. Tim 736-1714 1 734-8394.733-4738.0V0S. somo time ogo In 77w omolos $250. 3 weeks Eeily' AmoficanAr w tta iw - I>d— r SSôrts-OSOSSa p i i l2sK 9K .ceggaf. eeitA. I Open Tue& throughoughSat T7mos-Wew9? Now Is tho dd.id. Ploaso can 423-5613 rs/c aabinets: b i horses- ~i • - i««Z35SBa I 9a)a.m-&3îacîm. • REFRiOERATOR '8'0 4 _BOX SPRINGS & mat- or bol»t*r or ojhor »«**«*-. Tmpan. 20cufLwhto *1’ 4 8 1 7 1 ti 't o l n _tresa Twiasizo. Excd. AHESE & BAUNESE iforYoga.733-4» mUTstaai. K E O O f B a i m ^ S cofer. $400. 324-8202.» 2- ___cond. $95.734-8496 *'• I MISC FOR SALE W " c Ittons. Ju sf In Umo tor Customor Sorvico Dopt ------• ; P a b g A P m arbegnner 1st shots/roa- u n r n B < i WASHER ft DRYER OocGood_COUCH. Country eiu^slo- Theroartno’fraarldta*. '•Mstnvat IR. outboard, in good £ " S vice. New onabfypricod. 536-5750. ondWoriafcasisoMijW»«t _oporwWi oak trim, oxcd- Boforo you do business — s; ngcondttiOR.7lD20 ■ “ * “*—l i I Hoogvboartis.ftiX ftta a d Stm m drtng*. SIOS100. _lont condition. $260.,0 with a company, chock il 'STSTOVE 2517. New dou- TTT ranted to buy. Catl lo-estpnsp lic e s. Cafl 734-8170 out with the Bonor Busl- Ud o bed, crtb, 12x15 'car- UlEStkBora. 7»ioks Sf,'™" Ctfiatttfrado-ir ______Pleaso caa 206-324-30a. »urobrod. SosI Point. >««««(208)726-5473. P DIAHOMIIMDBACK 97 d»iRS ^ nosa Biffoau. For troo in- p e t bktge. 736-2060. l S S J z . wBlcone. Phonerworders Oi 25. Can 436-5300. ------UowSMBm B to a f K S W - W ASH Eff2yroW . whiliwHlto DINING ROOM S E T ,, 2 fonnation obout avdding TT LE CARS wantod. ded sMa.n.S22S.73>«64.'-: S -- ~ drceidtfwy.Vba,V (sa«C . SUPER NINTENDO w/5 GE. .Heavy tfuly.axtisxtra leaves, 6 chalr<, oxcol.al. traval/vacalion acame, 3ER1AN HUSKIES AKC. ‘>'■''9J to tho Filor Fair- — i i I Sajeafctoa:7M 307 tog»a»adty.»7Voffoonor. cond. roducod lo S375.'5. write to Iho Fodoral Trado • ftgames in good condltJon. nds this weekend ■DUKIMilM D K E tS sp a . l u n r - n ^ Slill In tho box. $145 In- [9°od. show quality. 2 flfounj' Bssorie* S203. IH PTTIB SIS F O O tS OVER 30 USED S DRYER, Konrnnoro. g o Ploaso can-B26-5224.- CommisBion, W ashing- 3 io»oa,bkjooyps-7348042 & 8. Especially wani- W /a c c e s s SS M O W Wofk5«wlL$75/offof.Ct — - ton, D.C., 20580, or call _chxlos f 5 gamos. 637-4040 )'s.40's.aS0'«can Adt lor Jaa:Jaairiie32S-Ol5 ■OBILEStochi) C h o o se S36-2431 MATTHESSES. Wng slro. >RINGER SPANIEL a/ora6C160-t bo a t 788-9298 tfay*. 32 2 6 - ^ 1 5 ” ’™ : te n . franS 39a CO. tho Notional Fraud Infor- taTANNING BEO ‘Wafsun* ------Hotd rotums. $150 a sotOL mationContor. ups, purobrod. rtjady for — ■ - I congflgaaaad Sey Super- ' Wolff Systom. dual bods. UP 2 or 4 Whi Or. fl ------1 734-8661. ______1-800-876-7060. q hriflma8.$100543-5«29 PICK-UP ,9 0 3 . sae.tictc=Bd ■ncfciies i ^ ■ G o^ condition. Now — — S300-$V$1500prelerV-B.in I ^ Jd. Polaris IjWAAmCTAnsIS MATTRESSES.Ouoonon BOAT'67 15'w/troiler& LoAuglass. >- $1000. YEU:UOW LABS. AKC. 3 ta iruI good g d cand. e or ior I - B™90AT54 SlS iorm ; uncau» avail. In thoa gigift ------R-16, $65.LOVESEATS ■ ^ — 1 "r o oi f? i n g - h e t a l ; ■ 1995 Slcidoo SunSum m it; shopatlntOTTXMmabiR — VW 1600cc.$800fHdga 1-tjiyno , fodinlng. S200; fl Sans* 909-1777 *= Tcaai inRV SOFA tan. 2 brown rockora.^ $100. Mako oflor on all , 822 USED.A3-A b o .ax e 's.2X8'*. Mu»Cfc«Sw 2 S S t99TPdansnXL0. Parti. 1694 NFfoniaoitago Excollont condition. Flo- 1-tovoSoat $100.934-4736 | t O ------P U o r4 « c *to ie Ca*S*3^ G wiwf'aLwwl Homa. Can 734-4950 . J . rOOLS/MACHINERY 2Xl0isor2^ a c irs ,i6--ar I and Pow RdWendoO. 536-2301)01 ducod to S3S0 lor all 3 AR17â.165 «:9cMS.crk TV 25* Z on lih c o n s o le AucU surv Cruiser. Fi0 ' «rSport843MS5Bossa. — piocos. 7 3 3 ^ 1 7 Blair Bllllarda A Oarta ctk)oStt,12/28nOA« ^ Ai=aHANS-S50.oa.So1S o ts — w/romdo. $200.324^763. 144! topncoM r.aa------= — localod at 2634 Addison _ 445 E Stato SL. Eagto r q s e v il A PBIow»,S7oa. Apraniroo*, TABLE. Formers . $50. Vttl£.HuHorsimB- e» a r a to w .t c » L , _ | P O tA R S . 1979}.T ccCeMuri- Avo. E. Can 736-8075. _W/ aick&Sons * 9 ^ 7 7 7 . ______-$7-SH LC nll734-91JZ-77------Pool tablo & acco».,-$50r- WASHER ond diver. TVa atery. 734-3727. . cafiaQ -PIeaaea s e c a l t ______------. (2) drossors. $20/oa. Coll ■■ (2)consdo. H ld ^ rtie d . tools CHAINS, truck. 2 pair ol }ilap top computer and jets 4G MACHINE, warn- :- 7 7 M otor f - 804 ” 324-9301 a ft 5p.m. • s irlg lo s . G rand n a m o ' r 9* X 49* min with pow > buy. good. usod. othor mlsc Itoms. Call orfcr f i ^ ^ digital road. Bom«a. a a GEAR bo o8(3). s (S] skis — ’CampbollCam-Tlto. 2. na. Can73»<3o«4. Mtxim.'ao.■9a21-«wto- taem a Oal (taS cm), poles.le s. u s e d ^ WATER BED Oumm jlio.»■ 10:00-22. 11-24.5. Novor _735-0763------out JtS7899 ______. Lighted hoad board. ------JET113’ X40* latho. $3640 SWH 1 w^ca5s^ [ f . DART MACHINE. Scorpi- l i r .but win tako temate. «oaaocall------I 3 3 a .e a :yios,aees* e a aasoo3i F onnuta ts * LfX. 144S& SiatoSL. Eooô Odmia9‘ x49*.S2995 622-477- Musidc&Softs* 839-177 1)0 you havo unuisd photo)to on. colnHjp, Usod 2 days f t ______P o i A n 5S.eS0f(asacLS2. .e 6. S1XSSS.IL 673^372 Low m;ieage. hothctgrCAHHSTRUIgKTS UsodDdEBis band saw. $995 — , • s a C d e b a s . «IXC c - 1cood. * odTylor band saw.S600 SHIHTZUrZU. L hasa Apao or BvcSBr«ai193 at 63^«. BUILDINGS- Two stooitool E*ehango « lor cash wShi aa $175 shipping. U M r. U iejaiSacs. ■ , ------■ .tra ile r. Need(dto to sell, BASE- WASHBURN oloc- WQDON t o o l s BOLT P o mleranlan. e r lomalo public Ilquidation.'40x20x27 Call (209) 748-5240 trie C baso with amps. $350. 355 Addison A vow wanted.:3d.preleratJutL Can S38MflO.CO CatfSO«e3 Mvse mevtr5$2750icra(crsled ft was S6450 now S325(1250: ^ ------;------, ■ = TT. 2T . ttaderrcfler. 734-2S14-2512 or —I DESK motal. SSO: c o m Call 734-5692.______^ 736-2800______*38«B : 40x60 was $6690 no w I 8 1 2 f 733-21S7. plete Dolby surround R a 73«-T7Er. ------S5980. Must soD. cann dte8secaa or monitor,, m ouso c WANTED TO BUY tiros & axles.s Alim lair fl S so & Never worn. Sacrifico. PIANO 6'3- EvOfOtt Ebony I w. ■lion & rea so n ab le I stSeoes,ir: 32&«87.lea»emc printor. S900.734-3324.24. $650. Obormoyor ski Grand. Now koys. full ros- NUAL, warned to buy in CaI14Z3-480O 1 I — cicthos. 734-5785. "i AD loratlon, ; boaulilui lone. ANNUly cond, 1950. 1951 or J l ------— TRAIL£R.2ir4placaa b o snow NEW P75 Compuior v^t ' APRCUUilAMSAFARTS IjtK X E C X TtSSZRBCH tS Hia chine trtr. w/auxi/aux. ftiel — TIMES CUSSIFIED eoxc. cond,S3500/olfor. any:152. Twin F a lls High UNCLEE AHTHURSA BED- Book nsw loi SVGA monitor. $999. .1arlB7.*st» Me-Bsacr pen » p e » a i':^ syaam . 52500 734-7346940 M i s i s I DEPARTMENT —676-3372- afl. 6:30p.m. 195;chool annual. Tho TIIIESTSTORIES BOOKS- asStOOOo.CaS4Z3«33i. < ’ 5aasfes*i.« TTm Computar Piaco Dyoto. Call Mr. Frod- Profor 734-1667 [^WWN&OARDW I 208-734-5538 " r copyct rigtit I9«0's ------' S300ti!teG33 3 3 0 e e « e YAMAHA - 1991n PToser.Pf PIANO Playor, lull, oulo- ckson at 913-864-9095. but willrill concider1 newer B F im iiu-I U - i a j l 2 9 a 3* •______maiod. Burl Walnut. Uko — ' ■ sJw it ira d t S220a2 0 a 1994 PENTIUM syslom. S60C600 HAILEY Nursory will buyuy KILN, ceramic. $300. ^ Call S37-e796. a a t . canrsm . ssassjge POUUK.'S?.7 . i « s y « a P taser.ten g track,KX. 52895i sys- 10-30' Spruco or Pino now w/bonch. $3999. TTLES. Jim Boam. ^ tlBrR3S.eaC PQUUE.m Pentium Bare Bonos sys no Crosswalk Troadmlll. _ 733-3905.______BOTlanted to b u y . soil or WAGON■NWHEEl^mgood « n.TX.381 l994V-Un60a$:n .$ 3 r a s . Hum ««09- Call 788-3161 oror $200. Call 734-2908 PI ;iaD.733-;399. i rrw T -TT -yr»«322&43(S I CaaTTVOca? tarns. S300. Pantiur Ide. Call 733-7386. shapo...Can C 324-2580. OW-SIOB molhor t>oards.S23S., UpUp. 934-4634. PIANOS-WHOL£SALE ' — METALDBTECTORSALE grados thot will changim g o ■ . Consoles from S49S. — ^ W hite's motol doloctors- « N K B E D S - G ontio WELDERER/GENERATOR, your old computor 10io . a g 8 1 6 Grands from $1,895. BUNI>rso and kittons. Call portable,blo. ongirw drivorj. { \ f e m i C U n s tiM is d r : ir? Ponlium. $2S9.733-944i authorizod donlor, t t n | keroseequipm ^ fflE E dolivory unlll 12/24. hors13-4799. ______wantodId to t: buy-436-5118. I Idaho Coin Galleries______Coll 676-2717. 543- 302 N. Main, Twin Falls SA 1 GYMUnivorMl. AlifolimoZ nO N S: unusual or old. V w HL T CHAIR.moloria»d c " 810 i SAX - V.10 Alio. incl. caso BUTTat MODEL AIRPLANE Groot ~cond. $800. 734-2635 ton k FIREWOOD. Also hav208-389-2291. U m ____ piano, approx. 100 yrs.•s. Ping Pong Table. $50. or I ige Salo Indoor* — 1 old. oxcollont condilion,m, Dolondor $100 Compuior i ft 8 2 0 I nico old wood lor i i i i rico/dinl,ig room, stovo. olorado. G oodbig 1 9 8 7 Focd Comnv ersio n V an $600. Call 678-3681. w/printor, S200 Tim or |pn^&a ii _suppu^ CHAir oo-6pjn.OaDjr ifa cr lovosoal. cross L o o i l M e . |FURHmiREtCAflPET — Michollo. 736-1714 H Bloctric appliances. - - W WALKFIT; Nordic Tnick AUSTRALIAN SHEP- untry ski boots, sizo 9’.4 BED. quoon sizo p o st.liko tiki 5000. Tonstoncontrol.ox- HERD rog. pups, boouti- c„,,.ID,m.n..a29.55S4 tmas gifts, docora- IX- RADIAL ARM SAW Ryobl. 1“ state plates. Fioe’ S K S * 5 , 6 9 5 new. S300. 7plocoI dldl- orclso computor. Likoko $200, B’A'Ily rod, $75, lul, inlolligont. chompion : i *6701 ______MPUTER - Oldor lap gilts 10to customors.c You notto, 8200. Can 324-3T5'3757 now. $400. 734-1699 Call 734.'8078 BLr«os,S250. Call 886-2644. -2125 ' ' COMIp or p o r ta b l e w ord wiBbopliI ploasod.______BLACK LABS. AKC. rog. ,0 0ocossor. Also broad — puppios. oxcol. blood lino. p,5cBChino & m ixor. Call Ist shots, wormod & mad4-2613.______W. dowciawod. Can soo bolh 734.; paronls.$l75oa.536-5928. ------MPUTERS- 8i PRINT------COMFIS - Non-working and f w iTinies-I■News IJBLUEsa HEELER pups for e RS usod. Will pick-up. Call _Pfsolo. Good v«wking pros- unuj.6-46G0 or loovo msg. poet. $40. Call 544-7517. 678-^ ■CH MPUTERS - IBM com- M tiiliilililili CHESAPEAKEpu Cross table computers, com- I 9 0 1 ] s^puppios. Dowciawod. 1st. tormonttors.acotpput- fl ATVS/IIs/yoTORCYoa 664 H an Ave. SS. • IW m FaO s If yea are tmsnable to call or com e shots & wormod. 530. ■ parts. W orkings non- n e b y The Times- JLeavo f msg.. 326-3713. SAKl *89 KXSO Re- . 736»-7323 • 1-«300-333^219 o ffic e,5, sim p^ clip and n )rking. Call 733-9444. N ew s m ail this order f r i rebuflt. Runs good. HcMns H oivSalt t . 8 : 3 0 t o 6 : 0 0 FREE Block U b X. houso SELENQINE-1or1962 $700. Can Cc 423-4597 ______form to otirr 150 )0. 6K m iles, sacri- 423-4564______qJJ;7.6672.1111,1 J OAM. (4 BeafijUTrudk. SOSlSO—______0 , 9 9 5 5 • Please]le print clearly with darktrk pencil or pen fre ;iQ0rgm.73Sy Oldtimer. SS295/- f o r ______d a y s . , 1 - 2Christmas. : Call 733-4653. LIVE0 30'. Spmco. Aspon & otlor. Call Ca! att 630 p.m. Sup I {P rinl o n e c h a raractcr c i per spare please. Inclueluding blank spaecs.) I ' types. CaB 208-788^676 678<»72372. Free to good homo.Block “S i' m kitton, 4mihs. cld. Orango I • ta I ------______I 671& whito kitton, 4 mlhs. old. I 678-3109. H H • I ------•:------1 GEI I ______! QERMAN PUI SHEPHERD | H I ------; ------I purebred 10 pupplos. Born' ■ ■ I___ : ___ : ______------j Plo10/15.131 shots.$75.- I Roaso call 678-3846. I ------l l o i f QERMAN SHEPHERD, I I sm I 1 masmall lonely, spoyod fo- I i $72malo. good wilh childron. 91 $75. Call 423-5917. S ••______} GOl 1 H a m a ______P I QOLOEN PU| RETRIEVERS. 2 U ' j Address______------I M(pups, show quollty. Soo l \ ______I _73|Mom&Dad. $325. V, j Citr/State/Zlp_ 736-4662 'V.' im ib w SDi^ternh Idaho's I LAE PfconBMomber_ir______------J LAB sh SIBERIAN X .lBt — ------hotshots, $25 to a good r homo. Ready Christmas » B e s t .^____ 54-78 per line „ Purebred ' puppies. 5 7 .9 5 p e r lin e ® “ '5 8-15 days__ _ e wooks dd .' 543-4066 H f l 1 6 ^ days...~.~ C 14.40 p e r lin e p e r ^ - PERSIAN/StAMESE kit C ross' | H kiltons. Whlto llamo » lines -- X S/llns ______^ a ______points. $35/oa. 536-2658. rj 3 llrfo minimum POM f>OMERANIAN Iluflyblacfc ' I-':-!!: For each Sunday,rinsalkx) ins add $2 for Maok: Values.BS. ______^2.00' Hf’! 'Kw«>Myfo?only$^porwoelclek. + ■ ~ AKitiny fomelo 8 wks. old. duo AKC. $350. 034-K59 ' *’■------:------POT □ My check ortnomoney order Is enclosed forr $3 ______POT RH BELLY PIGS, BIRDS B H s Master Chara0 (cirdo ona) ,, R Chi H E A S -Just In Umo for WB d □ Bin my VISA or M€ Chrtstmas. 678-2004. • CreditCardrrd Number ______ROT I Date______■ ROTTWEILER m - AKC reg. WM Expiration D{ ------■ parpups, ready 12/22, both paronts available. Molos ’ MaPyour- l^^CUSTOM ER P.0.Boi548 5^$400, fomalos $300. Call order fonn& r*~^jBERVICE 536-2394 or 536-5716. ■ B .payment^: ! ' , . qOTTWEILER AKi pupplos. B f l ■ • : ■ . ■ • AKC. Ma ttove both porents...... $2S Malos, UOO, Fomalos. ‘H | $250.1208-324-4539, U m

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S5900. 678-4228 Warrar 1 . 6 ^ aBnB.fi77- B S n j e3wggftsai736-t3ga— «*«-7P527Z Colt C 678-5607 or ovos. i <«t 5p.m. o, Ivo. m«. - rh e T tmIBS a N a a s 2 m .« a .im HH. L 736-4822. ______’ -67 Celebttty. exc. o u a ia nt ta e e s t o s a n , ; c ju m w u jgt-«s t ««g^ fOHDTB M50 5 spd. — " roBbort»r, Altoy whools, bed _ Bm.'amrn. a ; TîflTTTy car.nchytigK* ;EP, Chorokoo Larodo. lirwr., .4 4 cyl. i v c . u s e s . 77.000 ml, fasoo. “ nwfrte eouFoas.s«iBT( ^ AtftHIC3SSBliBvAC.ee. 0CHEVY < J990K1500. oxt 34-3782 evos. a S m S a .c ta ii« ^ ; acngBiKQ<3a»-7Wa cab. 66.000 maos, v e . 5 9 86. AC. PW . cru lso . CollIMMOOS. 32 aMnffliiiiiijiiM^ga ” Qnt avid Campor iMl c » d o d Excollont conditi- . TsnDmita.Bat spd. AC. 4‘ on. occ. cond. ^ "BlCovaUorSdoor daysaandTsai I inon.mii.n. Ploase can 834-5633. NISSAN CMS. 733-5Z7Z. S12.000.S Can 438-82S1 . 5spd62Kmis. estatein in i cav a ttw b T T V s>3a — 56Km( n o n n n nM E i a y i-uiiiiii : pta»antfs«rwt»ecalyaty . ------;:: urrcITSUBISHI '9 t Momoro Coll 42 DTTBrunl CHEWY, *93 extorxJod cab. l S •■a.c.nfca- CMI333;ZBZ. , s 9 c :a m r .^ a a CalCall ^ r o tS72.3/4 ton. 360 ° .S. Powor winders 4. ------, rwit or s w v win a aiSdHionanal7ti£Qis. 1 ■■h.oi -» Z-71. many oxtrasl Lood- iodx * s , exc. co n d 77.000 TOYOTOTA‘84 Now tiros. _ ^ f 2 ! ______«ngtn«. ocm t condition. ~ rt«L7SKia3i. , Therotss fWrjM-rfnii W iirr — ST20aCafl32«-91*5. ed ® i Silvorado. $IS.750. nml l..$ 11.000/offor. Call Rockfc:kford Fosgato sound • L_____ ' SOTttBTCarfc Btrgw 324-«552 or 324-2724. 786•86-3352 or 720 B^BXBSLHSSllS wTieol drVo, 454. towing • sono,10. CO.I sun roof, roal oODQEEl987ArlosK,4 IS r — ------mao ■*«**• Neaty tww • niencelujt | a m m u 'ZBBCSS.BtfMZZET tires. Bodlinor. vory pkg. P Dual botloflos. buck • sham.jp. high book SI 6.300 door, noodsnoo m otor ovpr- — , Atkl. Ron denn. S<85a S3641S7. êt soats. black w/gray 1996Chevrolot “iJL"'(lng $t4,500/otlor. haul complete con' rocondi- Ine OTtia>99W ill ! tiJfter iM lB H K ni ^ 7 3 M S g g interior. Loododt Supor amUtro Paseertger V an- t-2154 loavo msg. tkingdtairtains. 324-4643. fet7 iain » ; — ------; : : : : c a c - a t 1 % ton. s h ^ cdeont S16.900.324.7600 w h» I r a r a w a n hsel Chair Coovtrston. TnvoTiOTA 4-Runnor. 1994, EAOLE *94 STfci: J frpny «fied base; flabod now o 'KJiigh back front buckol 'uniMn : -94 Talon. 34K mi! I------I !C«DBHardmnMaonxiaixm . 3&> aRiBL 33SBUI: c : B Tn i in r^ tbes. 4spd & 2spd ario. — M ts. roar h o a t rear oir Way Choorl 37K mis. GrayishIh bluo.b gray/black ______I SZDOD.GASSa col. cond. L o ad o d i imorior c : S 5 1 D J 3S0 v a . s a .000 orig. nn- °*DODGE '94 4x4 llalbod ônd., 50 s ta le ommis- *91 mi It, custom whools. , cvtte -m ‘<;SC400.i ?ullly I ^MWânrTT^ nat386«ie=nE*r te9«ae>ia3BrT0Ma m sz4SSoRbr.2BrxffXrsift ^ Ions. 3.73 oxIo roilo. .500/offor. 726-9581. AC. cassi Iront who( owLnBDKmiL* — r — r48SE3anta.fiig»r^ wtwot endcsed tmilor. _eg g g : S g “' s;300 vorloc 6 cyl.. 4 spd. v — S34.000. Ctt „n.’si3oe*m.m ------a^BMT.IfL ■>gan>-a^ss&»-33g-T7T:TTT' lu rte n ado; heavyciuty: p j iloctronlc auto Irons..' ■ 1 0 1 0 tentcondit ■«tlB8l.JC.3U«B*Pa FORD77F150 S300(V6(1or O'O BT3a£. ------swing ou t rear doors & Con 686-2301 povowor door locks, doluxo I VANVt 4 BUSES Ing, mus ______SASS;1SB7SDSBDZS.AC. -mcisaaua 3u0r..«~.«ac. c®pr?a.4s*isBotfiwtnn- ^(±xKST995ftAr.67&3 ^ ...... floiloor mots, tilt whool. ■ « « « what wo B7SZ3.-ftidr..: xnte.ann^.Cd{.aS)3Hqy- <«3fc-SE3B im it ^ u ra STSDO/atferIter. 37Z ? ft 6p.m. FORO K -87 Bronco II XLT spopood control. 8 passon- OODQEKIEInCmvimSE CTnta.SZ7H0.; t.»iuwaift.gM av rifcSCgaC^jn: • ______rtiim.BSK. .g t a i B B- . ------EFI E Z 9 Utor. V6 77K mis. gorlor>4o&ting. powor win- 73Kmt:mis.Loadod&immac. pnnn'M66M iu iatang.S2500. 736-S2B3. SffiOttfltar, SW4Ban4ffiiB. BMata.5»anB “ T HOBES a s low a s S330 S * s p d Excd cond S4500 do«lows, ovorhoad cortsolo, S10.50).500. Can 736-8336 57 CHEUT rs® 337. run: Camino FS. '68 33 C7.1S79.«xs. j V O T O ltt'SBQBmsrOS Q n ------Ssm£ HUstMiirCal._,'t dosn. S330 a month CaB 733-3466 oloi(loctrlcoutsldo mirrors. rtt E ase pun ttaSor. uggago cnrrlor. 6 way “ ^hiaICUHY ’95 Vllfagor, tbJSy®'* u ipiiee. 1st 9f-! .’{toUl.iiiuiiiliiiiHtBiiiOHtiai.. SOSDBSKESS.n2.nffln. ss‘S7-42DSL.' _____ aSlaSterrack.S77S^ White. 8SK mis. SZ800. e8890 or 734-1919. ontl-ntry. 12 disc CO chang- loaso. '0®^ Whilo w/bluo & p n p n •87 » Escort GT. S f. plus much moro m fac- low trim. Bluo & whito 7 S T tir. t , r i 6 4 K m is,5 sp d , ' loolhBr:tni8rl-| TOVOU'SSIEinxCmotBlDK. -a£KT-3SlS-:SEa.gi.® » E ______SFORO-ge F-250 powor tor soots, Wo//60/OW I extrss! £|S.: CTK?mi..acr.«Co c .n uaak — niipn«f»T| TOYOTA'93 pidujp. Low 3 3ry oqulpmont Boauliful condition S2500. □cstte: aDDEE'SERdsasP.U. stroke. 5 spd. 1 TOO mi. ^3wny Ico MotolUc, Gray A. 73»0957-H 0w i D00.324^7SE7 ' w/newiitiBe.SBZI]B^DDtf&BC. -_rf miloage. excol. cond. ce x t cab, carasl 326-6656 J1733-3466 •' ------— can3Z7,Tw.7ffli saa::ss3i&. 2vtr«al itnv«. Gaac aoih Intorior. Wo sold H u e a r i ------B itiVK. SraracBer. 224 sgooacanM065. - 1CURYVillogor'93 ^ a n ' v93 t Mustang. Rod ‘B21ynx.su-!------FORO *97 Expedition. Ed- notlowonly 1873 milos. p,Ziy loaded,^ whito. Take , mtotmr. H ura ITO TO irj^SicK ■ a S l » e r a g dio Bauer, leather, load- Stoi;.od<»P1032A ir payments. 678-1062 >0/ofler.Call! •r/snsMrttrm.Sn.EKza1 oudcwfccunumteal«*• I &ACCS50HIB ------Irolirols. RIcon sliding door I ^ ^ 0 I FORD-93 E 9 SlECagrK3n«D ; ing pkg.S8.995.324-1099 iS38^0ll0f 637-4628 S2J50.00.1.00. Call 324-4543. !t^,Ooiai!RB».WlTHtmur r-TZnCwBteyopflcR AucIteiSa£.Y2aB*iaAH : - SM:alB«D* ilbw oMC^'S ojr.taiffc BoilrBtescsl T44SE, Stato S t. 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I MorneilN G L IN E tnd. Thomass Walsh dchosen B(Jengals’ nnew foodball coach:h I S k H i 5 Q al ; o t e j ■ ence. Fonner Raider assissistant ■ ■ W alsh planned to memeet with reporters expeilerience with quarterbacksks iand a Ik b w ho on Friday, c h ^moionship i backûnd. l« ra original item bringfihistDiyofsu1 jm "He had concern ababout being out of WaW sh and his wife, Ann, currcurrently ^ u Iw M bere,” Cross said.id. th e system," Cross said>aid of Walsh’s tim e live in in Manhattan Beach, Calif, I J fl| “Walsh seemed to to away from recruitingng college players, “Torom’s got an excellent backgrckground n .i»rf a rolled up." linfealShaq Raiders | offensiTe coo a n d currently c a radio and televslevision roordinator " staff in place.” While Walsh was withrith the Raiders from footbs TIunaas Valsh brings So] ball analyst S n p e rB o w l Walsh wasus among m ore th ro 50 appli-jli- 1982 to 1995, the teamam had a combined “He IJ: affllEasIOfi'fiêisandiio e:êricnceI to hi* new job 3 e ’s an excellent teach er,r, a very job as head cants, record of 124-88, indudiuding a viaory over good > football coach at Idah i communicator and an exceexcellent i*iw F ft1 iaho State He did aotot attend J t o i d ^ s press con-m- Washington in the 1984284 Super BowL They peopl ^ EffictficLA U I nrm si^, athletic director ple person. Hc has a goodd uiunder- to r I tt Cross ference; becairnn^ of htg commitments as won the AFC West tiiJef h a s an iH'H meed. Je five times. stanid ii^ of what it takes to build•uild and - ITH analyst fbrfbi CBS Radio, where h e haslas W alsh also served stintssti w ith M urray . maint:3tain a winning program." fc weaifia;tctfBCxeon'c W aish leiiTjtea B rian iScSi X leaving th e Raiders in 1995. DcNeely.who workedsince J5. S tate as an offensive/e coordinator, < the Navavy coach Chaump said Pocat*jcatello’s iT ^ 'p reJ S o r. 25 after G n yt irough CBS that Cross and i;__ tTpcVi'iMyr^nv i years and a It was thn □d U niversity of San Dieg(lego a s an assistant, remotiote location figured into his; decisiondec jvcrmesotm. Zt3«RCBRL2 connected. Q dss was an ana- □K. w „ Walsh Gist co la- and U.S. Intematioi:ional University not» to take the job. l& e nnotUong search cami Emmy Award-winning “NFL Rdk am e down to lyst forthe Ei El. w here he was head coachcos In 1979. The “Inn the final analysis, I thinkik it was ? r d d t . a n d fim ner N avy and len he recognized Walsh as Itec. md Marshall Today" whei as team w ent 8-3, b u t: the th program was travelieling across the country therti,:n i,an i d l ISnieEsitj coach Gosge Oatz : brightest offensive »riinft< in SK. Eanmp.Cross “ooeoftheb in discontinued due to finjfinandal problems. had otheroi opponunities to consitm sider," ?? and ■ W ald^ araibUE^ i«as t F football." Cross said he wante as the differ- thegam eofft nted a coach with CliaunLimp said. ^ — S t o i SB. G u n g Ê S i. ( O O & S a i D'tTwmptm d i r/Sa^^ **K a ' G nu San IFramcisco>upej:nds ]LionfLS S o o B E B m Ri R i D Tn ^ fc in rfi^ lP U B ______R n f a r i M SwiTaKjirjS ______SAS ERAKCSOO - Stere YoungYa wen nnx tw^ p»«ing ------Ci esdev an d Je n y B ke fitm ic d «i) [ with an N F L ln ^ in recep- tnsbcfbEetf^tDokihenstofitx 1^ p ff^ wao±ed BBzySnkfaESnxalostfaMnsfati P lajiD g only th e firs t h a lf i ilf in w hat am ounted to a gJay cg n in eo p fisr S m Ftanctsc idsco, Yoong threw for two I rnI irfii^'iwns m d Bice hnng on 1 on to beat D etroit crmnter- parcHajsanSilbiBe fiar theiea leception title in the 49613* ------21 «m over the Itoos on M( I M b n d ^ n i ^ in the Gnal Ecg^-M SED ggme of 199& t o t a r i t a a u _____FS— n| S b x Ecandscs^ h ead ed to thi ------S b A» b 79 ' w ^ I th e playoOs fb r the 13th tn n e h i 14 years, en d e d a t 12- 1 24 w hae D etro it (5-11), ------R B B s m o r arfyplayi^ g ia f in a l gam e g & M W • ime onder coach Wayne ------B s S n t S f R>Raua^^qunduptomgnhiecf S ffiB B n a c r______s of Its last 10 games. SsBSBStanBrlTSjard^ in B H g l , induding a S 4 ârd touch* dbn(fa to «idt 1 .S janls rds for the season, orertok- ^ 3 TiTfihiiiil TT ~~ insllttnet^TiPegD aris, who: ^ K D B J tfao had 1.S38. M S & i £ B ______Ic w as S a n d ^ th ird s tra ig season w ith a t least ------iTfmH- T! 1.5 DfcncsD E ______l ^ rnA nig y a rfi^ th e firstX timtp e that’s been done in M \a*5.^Tnc. • ------5 1 rifiahjsuijf. SnidBs fid it ariose a de£a n ^ g s j ] ' rfense that h ad n 't allowed I a lOOânl nsher fijr 20 straifraighf gam^ tmril pniC I Eêgram 0ih K d 1(8 yard s in Sai 'iP San Frandsco’s 25-15 win I — J»&nri.Mt,-C ac at ESctsbnish I t t wedc. The m Hkcdbi^tari e yardage b y S a n d ^ was I _ 4 U b &i& bb3 ( dte t b ro st since Pegram gaii liS 3ficiiâmdcBHE__ ^n ed 192 against San ■ I ------3=b5™=5I E= ;oa Sept 18.1993. _____j ; Tonns o n ;te d 11 of 14 pa: *’' » V / i ------M « a 5 r J passes for 96 yards and 1> 1 ^ ^ TgrTnfTOBU.»i. a r ____ yard toochdons toTed apson and D c i^ Lorille. Ydoxig fTiirjiifii v ith a passing ^ 36nisamii» ____ mg rating of 97.2, edging [W XDiS&«Sfi3in»_------(k>& ca»Ihy’ii a ttl F aro (95J) fi m : B) for hts fifth passing title . ^ 3 S c J B S o o e B lE $ ___ r BI ice had fiie catdtes fiir 49 4 36nTCT«înz:.. 9 yards to boost his season cecepticn o n l to 108. two moreu r e than M ocre, who had M ■ j s k s j h o u m -----raves 5eîecrptincstDtBnshwidilO 1 IO& S n Ranosco^ whidi wia t fei sqr host to Fhiladd{dita tn a tl SscenBigneaeaSdD^Qr.was ie a s e ,4 3 waslodcedinasawildcani I ■hen O n& B c&xbed the NFC 1 0 T V B g n F F Senxfe3Esnrs0K ^ f f C West title a nd a Grst- .1 sE&rsmrSflSmS- ™B jondE^w B h an lS-14 win oveerFIfl-J»m^1innRiTTMfay r t 'I Jfaaânai*3TOlg ^ Ih e C ers mamtamed a 14-7 h ra rd f i d d goal try b y D etn o•7 ^s halftime lead a fter a 41- 1 I Boanlappn o^s Jason H anson sailed I safc tight nt the final secombs of the second quarter. San Fraigwco opened the ^ ^ m e impressively, sack- ra llaniesrie ngMrrrfiHf twice and fiaxingal ajnJTj» rrrtr-t m 1 f ^ 8 5 a Detroit pimt. The 49ers |Rj} —* f ^ g — safe over ac midfitfd, and You icgepmcdmaaar ^ roung n e t t ^ 20 yards on 5 mscitelmriafctt. ^MO s a n d d ^ CoDseenxive com;•ompletions o f 11 yards to ■H| f i s and 15 yards to Brent Jone s e a dacv b e f is c t&e ones advanced th e ball to nfl fiîfiBtean£ off tackle, faked out San I I sentenced ^rranrixo safiety Tim McDonalc aald before cutting back . - - r » andn d scq a a u g ont o f D edrick Do n m n t&e : Dodge's trickle a t about &e25atîatodiedesr. Detroit IfatAbadw Antonio Londondon gbes rolltng as teatnmste RyaiRyan McNeD, right, watches againsn8ttha49er8Mmday n l ^ -Aifrgrfa-andhs a«iKtnfnrn,tg serge /~| nfiEtbesrtoiania I I D a B ^ s a a s TJ op 5 hoi)ld steady^ in poll Wolves topplet UtJtab, 107-98>8 S MfiGaaliKi îh w ditedPMa ______The Associated Press ______tory ovei Beda.c»><£9 j d — ______place votes antmd 1,674 points, 75 more rer a Western Conference po»vipo»ver. T h e Wo than Kentuckjky (8-1). Michigan (8-0), ifolves beat the Los AngelIg ele s Ih e Dp five teams in The .A^ MINNEAPOUS - Steptephon Marbury Lakers o sânfieStK asX Associated which beat thcilen-No. S A riiona in over- i on Saturday. outplayed John Stocktoicton on Monday Terry : Ttiw u -MTm;ir»»< w. t e s cnnege b ask ed all p o ni rremained e tim e last week*tkcnd, received the other y Porter scorcd a season-highigh 20! be sam e Miaoday. w tale O r e ^ night, scoring a carccr-highigh 33 points to points a n BDhiEBBm£iM&ap^^S& SaeiUeaz Igon m ade N o. 1 vote andad had 1,521 points, 101 as the Wolves shot 54 percejrcent IHfrfn g ajgjig firffinr' H i e S3 first^place v o te s and and 1,743 the poll since 191977. co&iLS^bEe^ a m s fciyt Kansas on top for theftnirththe B oston Colic;lege (5-1). which lost to snsecntnre wffk H ie Jayhawk »rftm»r,rtrrigttH ^ iwkshave Connecticut e.earlier in the season, t& m fie fian r cfie B o a B B ^ & U a c e e a N o. 1 in e a d t o f t t e lastX fiveS' sea- dropped out of)f th e r a n ^ g s last w ^ 9 Bin S s a o d l i e as ie n c m n s th e 1 belongest d e ^ ite not losinjing but retiinicd this week W if M W Wm ll rf^tbe<>'iUmipgQ{ *BCCC& ^ 5 th ey iBTe hd d tb e Inp Ô L a fter a road victoaoiy over Holy Closs. fHrniM agîT t— - f rw W ak e B arest (M ) re c e ire d sc :GB^«fia«asssei i six first- Please see POU, Page D2 'SBKlSBKCjbdj^ ii^ fwriffnftp per- U m Tl» II— ^ce, Da^cwonJead All-I■Pro team •TT*ti»*lii ■iriiji^ Site— Ft alMMtftftdPtoa______1 “ i r e N a - D 3 a4QnmrîBii£B«saB m i l f n S E V Y O B S ~ Je n y R ice, d u I ' JûmBQidcxiEE'ztf«z Trfrfiir re c e iv e r in N F L histor] W f it fitWclPtfi'AtMV-ia fx t5 P 5f 1 1 ? nons for 1.20s; yards) and eight touch- on rushing) entering ■ g c ^BXBBOnBSKSBâSSBgBS JSoTeamcnUfloifay. downs (plus 0 ______mB o ^ wbo leads tte leagne in vn ’s finale against Detroit, Try career receiving category It, Herman Moore, also ^ U N B 'ro squad. “I never take it ^^BMESOBS (fic BDQifFrre».i»H . beeac a aa .AH£to evoy year acept m ade the All-Pro 5 1 It’s not something you l us rcodBe season, and 1991. 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;;Lurkirnginthes Year of tthe T igejr Bucks:; send Housistorito4th1 straight los3SS .. H O U STO N {J(AP) - The — “ ' • .Spurs 90-79 Monday nightt ; By Ron SIrak I shadowed by a the th( Masters will be appredi Milwaukee Buckcks needed’big { Mourning hit seven of)f hihis first : Tha A w tctatad Prew rookie on the os as much as the 78 by G Pro basketball G reg jjgjp JP hold backick the Houston - eight shots for the Heat,t, w.who le d ' L P G A T o u r - No Normw is remembered. It Rockets, ond Sheiheiman Douglas almost all the way.- ■ f Karrie Webb - om Repeat after me:e: ’There was One of the m ost m emorable h provided it n, who finished widi 24 points more to golf in 199696 than Tiger ;trf; b ut Davies was to-head to-! matchups in the his lies’ 19 in the Chicago Bulls’ ‘“ too' Douglas scoredeii 11 of his 19 Slag'S’V Knicks 82, Hawks5 7i76 .Woods. T h e re was moimore to golf in ^ ? th« player of of of golf, a study in dcterm iiu 1 victory over the Nets on . points in the thithird quarter ns Monday i NEW YORK’ - For threeiree quar* -;199G than Tiger Wo(Voods. There W . 9 ^ ^ the year. Shc &nd &ni near perfection by Faldo ay night. “He impressed me. loand Milwaukee handeded Houston its took me tera, tho Atlanta Hawks’:s’ ooffense ‘ was more to golf in 1996 lhan ^ won four dmes •a & painful-to-watch[ unraveling n e by surprise, shot the boll ^8 by fourth straightI t loss, 81-76 verywell, was clicking just fine. Then,en, allj of a o n th e LPGA Norman. No ran, seemed to ^ aggressive.” : Tiger Woods. Mondaynighc sudden, everything stoppediped work- While the seasoi Tour - includ- There 1 were few rounds ur son will be “He was on a gogood roU tonight Nnffttat ing tw o m ajo r pr< ^ 1 1 2 , Suns 1090T ^ remembered as thee \Year of the t pressure as magnificent as*5 '^® and we kept withith him," Bucks Chris Childs and Johnhn Starksi O E N K -D alo EUis hit an 18- > ■TiBer. th e re were a lilot of other Tiff-ru/AA final-round 66 Annika Sorens coach Chris Fordrd said. “I also ,J, silcnced Adonta's guards,i,Laettacr La deservedto.be Tiger Woo umper and a 3-p6inter laceîn went through a horribleile ( O-for -8 jlhings in 1996 that desi ' “>* ? “? r l t ' ’e shot S at Pine Needles to win thought A ndrew Lc 'jGled away in the mennemory banks times ove:verseas. Shc led the secsecond consecutive U.S. Wom Lang <“ “ 81^ overtim!ime, sending the Denver stretch and the New Yorkirk IKnicks ‘ jobm ^Hakeereem work for his Nuggets • * -of any real golf fan. E u ro p e ain n 'Tour m oney list and OpOpen championship. It was :ts to a 112-109 viciory over hdd die Hawks to just onee fieldCc ^ i : * P b y c r of th e Y ei a n n Woods ' was w as secondnd to Webb on th e LPGA lowlowest round of the toum amlent- e P®”®- dio Phociloenix Suns on Monday n ig h t, over die fin t 111/2 minutesiites of the _ ;Jê_newsmakcr_of the year. but. .. .Tpur_byJ«» dion S7S,000_despite_ m ma atching the final-round .scon ■ Antoniionio McDyess, Mark J a d ^ n fourth quarter in on 82-7676 victoiy\ ryant Stidi cach hit two free ' Jhe top player on the;he PGA Tour playing sixix fwf e r tournam ents. KriKris Tschetter, the runner-up - - Bull8-113, NetG ts 8 x ...... ■ 'aad Brya: Monday night Siam . , CHICAGO - MiiMichael Jordan 1 in the final 27 seconds, help- was Tom Lehman.I. At/ age 37, Hde Irwirwin gets th e nod on the sstrokes tr behind Sorcnsti le Nuggets overcome a late Lehman emerged asIS a consistent Senior Tour. To He won twice, SoiSorenstam was brilliantt th e looked up at the scoscoreboard at the }"8 *he I Magic 8 9 , Cavaliersars 84 lartcr and saw die barrageo50 of 3-pointers by Phoenix. competitor who wasas atj his best mcludingg thetl PGA Seniors, and ententire toumament, hitting S.Cl nf end of the first quart ORLANDO, Fla. RonynySeikaly S when it'mattered mosnosL His play w a s o n lyy 512,000S behind Jim 5656 fairways and finishing 8 u r fiighifultnuh.TheN scorcd a season-high 33 ]points c er was scoreless and I : 90, Spurs 79 as his m ental C olbert onin thet money list despite paipar, a record for the I J d r ^ h ’^JS: Heat9( Mmday night to hdp the MagicMa£ end was as impressive as I rsey roolde Keny SAN toughness. After losinising the U.S. p la y in g inin nine fewer tourna- WoWomen’s O i«n. She was the si « ANTONIO - Alonzo a Tn-c-gwe losing streak widiividianSd- nts. Moumin(ling scorcd 32 points as the WOI 84 viciory over the ClevCleveland Open with a bogeyy ono the last ments. woman to win consecutive OpDpens “T hat’s all I n.n e ed ed ,” said Miami1 H Hi eat beat the San Antonio •hole, he bounced backidc to win Ihe R o o k iee ofo the Year: Repeat and anc has a chancc to be the finirst to Cavaliers. . _ 'British Open less thai:han a month me- - Tiger Woods. Karrie win wir three in a row. later and d o se d the se:season widi a Webb wass justji as obvious a choicc* Shot S of the Yean Norman’ runaway win att thet Tour on the LPGPGA Tour. T h e 21-year- iron iroi into the water on No. 1^ PoU_ Championship. Lehmaiman finished old Australiralian won $1,(X)2,000 to Augusta Auj ended a five-hole stre in the top 10 13 timeses iin 24 starts becom e thehe first woman to win a in in which' Faldo went fromr f s s after losinglosi to Oregon, then lost under interim coach Steve:veLavin ] ■and set a record by »-inning Slmillioninlinascason. ; strokes stn behind to two ahtight end Shannon1 SharpeS of In the secondarysec were Deion San>an F i^ d s c o , Minnesota, Grereen the half, Denver, tackle Erikc WWilliams of S a n d e rsof of Dallas and Ashley BayJay and'Indianapolis each hadh Marbury had 199 ipoints in the Dallas and Gary Zimminmerman of Ambrose ofof Cindnnad( at comer- twowo, with Detroit, Arizororia, first half for Minntinesota, which .Denver and guardsds Randall back, LeRoyloy Butler of G reen Bay WasVashington, Buffalo, San Dieliego led by 11 points beibefore the Jazz A^lM* ■ .McDaniel of Minnesota)ta and; Larry and Darrenn Woodson\ bf Dallas at andmd Cincinnati representedd by dosed with an 8Î ru n to m ake it Minnesota>ta fforward Sam Mitchell (42) and1 UtahU center Greg Ostertag batUetie fofc ra ^ Allen of Dallas. safety. oneme player. 57-54 at halftime. rebound InInt th e second quartsr Monday.

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Sp oDRTS i S e a hlawks’ futuref riides on Paul Aijlen p ' m iO A N D . WU ^ (AF)-ihe ' m m m m 1 ^ ^ ^ play of defensiiisive tackle Sam future of th e Seohavhaw ks in Seattle Adams to takeI ppressure off six- ■ ilfl may depend on bilbillionaire Paul time Pro Bowlvl tackle Cortez B SS AUen. ' Kennedy finallaUy gives the V If A llen e x e rds s ^ ^ his opdoA to Seahawks a dorlominating front B-» 1 ^ J A - - r- buy the NFL franchQchise from Ken four on defense. . ' , B ehring th e Seohaiihawks figure to Two keepers•s on( offense are “ stay. If not, the SeSeihawks may backup runninting back Lamar H H | wind up becomirning the next Smith and centerte r Kevin Mawae. ^ -N.# ! Qevcland Browns.s. LLaterally. W ith C h ris WWarren out of ” ■ If A llen w alksI avavray from his K M H / Sunday’s game,i, SmithS gained 87 .g $ 2 0 million'down'wn'payment to I* yards on 25 carriquarterback. widithe the front officc as ic did with Young, who has come>me u n d e r I The Seahawkss wwill be hard- K K With Mirer start!Tting diis season, three; straightst seasons out of the m ore scrutiny as th e Giants Giai two I pressed to keep all jthe players ' H B the Seahawks wiw ere 2-7. M irer playoffs3ffs, Dan Reeves was fired as S upef Bowl wins fad e inti they want if Behriniring is making into histo ^ ■ 1 had the league’s!’s w orst'quarter- coachh of ol the New York Giants on ry, reused to address his the economic decisioisions. Defensive V .jK 'a ; his differ- back rating at 56.1;6.6, widi a dozen Mondayday. enced with Reeves. end M ichael McCrar;rary, linebacker interceptions a ndid only1 five touch- “I'mm not1 apologizing for any- Giants owner Wellingtor Terry Wooden ahdid strongs safe^ gtonM ara, downpassies. general manager George Robert Blackmoil, k( ^ " 8 . ” i who did not attend Youngung’s news , key,players i a Seattle bad»ckup quarterback Qliro Torretta lets one fly during Sunday's gamei Friesz finishedd tthe season m th Younglg said s in making the widdy their defense, are i conference, defended theth e team ’s re u n restricted against thethe Oakland Raldera. The quarterbacklack position was a major problem1 fifor the “ broken leg aftefter separating a amicipt:ipated dismissal following free agents a n d can s draft procedure and personnelper in sign with any 41 shoulder in 199S'5 iin his first year Reeves’•os’ second straight losing sea- team beginning Feb.:* .1 3 , (8 thb season. director Tom Boisture.. HHe e insist- in Seatde. H e mi:missed the entire $0^. •We"Wi made a decision and wanted only a small num berX of poten- McCrary, an undin dersized 267* team, 13. picked up the bouncing ballall and 1992 season in San >an Diego because edmgoigo in a different direction.’’ dal draft choiccs w ere eveieverelimi- pounder, had threeie sackss against McCrarrary provided th e biggest lateraled fa to Blackmon, whcho ran of a knee injury, m the different direction," nated and he maintainedled 1Reeves the Raiders, givingg hhim 12 i n for play of thithe Seahawks’ season. On ‘ 61 6: yards for a touchdown anda a Because of Freis eisz’s healdi prob- Refves'/e s in sisted about 15 min- probably had more choice)ice in per- the season. Only MidlUchaclSindair, Nov. 3 in Seattle, he blocked Al 23-16 2; victory. lems, the Seah: ahawks need a utes later,lai speaking from the sonnel matters than didlid 1: his two the Seahawks’ Pro ro: Bowl defen- Del Grecceco’s attempt at a game- The emergence of Sinclaiiair and proven veteran q 1 quarterback to same1 podium po Young had used in predecessors, Ray Handli sive end, had morere sacks: on the ' winninglg field goal. Then he McCrary W along with the impr ndley and proved back him up next« sseason. the jiants’Gia locker room. “They Bill Parcells. want: someoneso who is agreeable “If I thou^t a psychologologist had anly with the way they do more input in die draft:t thanth the •s, b ut how they do things.” coach, then I would get rid of Denv(êr, GreeiMl Bay lea leves, who posted a 31-33 ad Super: Bowl deerby » both of them," Mara saidid. re c ord rd and : one playoff appear- Reeves’ firing was the fourth By Dave Goldberg lake it to Denver for the AlAFC title game. ancein in four seasons, had serious NFL coaching changeje iiin four nw Atsoclatod Prew [aybe Parcells, die great motivsivator, can use die concerrerns with how the Giants- days. June Jones wasv as fire d roncos’ 34-8 rcgular-season winrin in Foxboro as a conductiucted the NFL draft, partic- Monday by the Atlaîtaa Falcons,Fi Super Bowl talk was so prevalent in the Green- iringboard to die Super Bowl.I. ularlyy their di use of a psycholo^cal Rich Broolb was fited SumSunday by ' Bay locker room la1st s t.July that Mike Holmgren 6. P ittsburgh (10-6): Anothether team with a test toe0 evaluate potential choices, the St. Louis Rams anda n d R ich finally had to un cr twotwc words to his playeis 2lach who knows how to win.in. Should get by He saidaid talented players were Kotite resigned Friday/ as coach “Shutupl^ idianapolis at home, but canan Mike Tomczak takenn off 0 the board because of of Uie New York Jets. It’s prevalent again,ain, and this time the goal is tak(ike them fardicr? testresuesults. Reeves, 52, is the winnrinningcst insight. Maybe Cowher should go with Kordell “Thehe psychological tests are active coach in NFL historstory, hav- “We get th ree monnore under our bdts and we Stei[ewart *• “I kept hoping they’d■•d bring in a quar- g reat,t, butb it’s only a tool,” he ing coached the Denverii BBroncos can celebrate the} rcrest of our lives,” Reggie •rback who didn’t nm so muinuch," Carolina’s said., “You“1 can’t use them as to three Super Bowl appeatpearanccs - White said after• Sunday’sSi 38-10 win over ^ Sanam Mills said after Stnvart: mnearly upset die gospelsL When’ a psycholo^t has in 12 years. Minnesota wrappedd upu{ a 13-3 season, Pananthers Sunday with a recocord 80-yard TD • Look at th e plaplayoffs two ways. seraram ble and odier derring-do. 1. Through rose 1. nin£ing th e OTC West from th e 49 snuggled by KansasIS CityC on Sunday to make itc / 49ers. But can an as an AFC wild card."d. “Eveiybody’s OO,” he said offeJense with a second-year quantarterback, and no __ “There’s no dominant:m t team.” K ’-S'* ■ ^ I p H ^ reala l threats beyond tight end WesleyW Walls get • 2. Realistically. GreenG r Bay and Denver are tem very far in die playoffs? icking after:r3-13 seascson * both 13-3 and spendd th e playoffs at home, where 8. Buffalo (10-6): Probablyy thetl last run for cach was & 0 this seasoason. Mat[arv Levy and his Fab Five:s:KeUy, 1 Thomas, 'SUW;rWANEE, Ga. (AP) - The Horae field hasn’t’t beenbi as big in the ‘90s as in Reeeed, Bruce Smidi and K entt HHull. Add Steve Adanta:Ita Falcons staned over again the ‘80s - only sevencn tof the 12 teams that have Tas}isker and you've got a greatt acast chugguig on MondayJay, firing coach June Jones hnd it throughout haveha made it to the Super wayay past its prime. Can diey beateat the Broncos on aftera a -^133 season that kept alive BowL But there is hon[lome fidd and there is home emory cells? Maybe, but probalbably not • the teancam’s screak of never having field, and Lambcau1 arand Mile High Smdiura are 9. Minnesom (9-7): Brad Johiohnson has taken back-to-l-to-back winning records, not where visitors wanvant to be in January. ’ \ vay Warren Moon’s job and maybem his funire Teamara president Taylor Smith, . Enough. H ere’s a lilook at the 12 team s that ^ andid Cris Carter, Jake Reed andam John Randle whosee family ft has owned the fran- 'iBLi > il^ll •will compete for thele riright to brave the outsizedI ' . . tf iMta canih be impact players. The; VikingsV have a chise2 sincesi it was founded 31 hoopla of New Orleansans. D ^ y Levens (25) and his fello(ellow Qreen Bay Packers innce for an upset in Dalitillas, where the years1 ago, ag vowed to hire a proven 1. G reen B ay (13-3]3-3): Except for a two-game 3wboys have lost twice and almAndre Rison have! game, Bill Parcells devisess a 1few defensive tricks whotiom he spent most of his coachaching carccr. But football-lall-oriented guy - whether ^ven Favre his targets;ets back; the defense is solid1 and I ^ w Bledsoe plays likilike he did in die sec- TVIf Detmer’s no Super Bowl quartarterback. he be2 a acoach o r whatever - tmd and will have a byeye weeki to rest and there’si ond half against the Giantsts SSaturday, not like he 11. H Indianapolis (9-7): Too man’any injuries to get havehim hin m ake the dedsions that Lambcau, where Gre<]reen Bay has won 26 of itsi didinthefirst to wwithin a H ^ M ^ of the Supcjper Bo^vl, as diey will makema us a good football lastZ7. ■ • 3. San Francisco (11-4■4 ggoing into Monday didd last year. Backcd in, just ghglad to be in the team.”.” saids Smidi, whose family i l l . One reservation;m; under Holmgren, the night): There’s still a litde;de gas in the tank, if playayoffs. See you next year. has receeceived much of the blame i ViM. Packers are 0-7 agaigainst Dallas, all at Texas; Terrell Oivens keeps develoêloping as an altema- 12. 1^ Jacksonville (9-7): A notlother expansion for thele Falcons 1 being one of the Stadium. If they playlay the Cowboys this dme, it nve dureat to Je n y Rice; if BrentI Jones and die teanam. Anytime you make th e playoffspi because league’sle’s worst franchises. t a J o n n , left, lort hli lobb asm head will be a t h o m ^ butut thatt 0-7 may still work in1 offensive line heal a bit, the 49ers have a shot. Mororten Andersen misses a 30-yarirard fidd goal, die Jones,ies, ivho had a 19-29 record coach of the floundering Atianttianta their heads. They should have wonn inii Green Bay two fatet-year-oId Broncos’ f ^ game* arand somehow ^ e mdnory and he knows how to getit back.b; A good bet to Good G< Super BowL n ity the Smiths gave me," said franchises in nearby CCa aro lin a Jones,i, wwho was in his first head and Jacksonville. Both>th team s ' coachingling job. “I had a good time made the playoffs this seasaason. I was here, but it just didn’t Jones, who guided theite FalconsF Meadoviwlands mis ^ t h end:nd their seasons at home Gi:Giants next season. ; last season. Come son that induded an ugly;ly sisideline - l gi players were hardly sur- ness of th e N FL schechedule, which and bothb \ went out in style. The JSo what’s next for thesee two Glenn cnn play. rback J d f p rise d by t the decision, which ...... required th e -Je ts anand Giants to'... Giants.blei>lew Q 22-0 lead and lost wowoebegone teams?. ___ ...... Sowhocoadies?- Gwrge in the thW game.le. less than 24 hours ^ t e r the play just 16 games; b rforee permit* to New EnEngland 23-22. T he Je ts :The Giants are in a coachching For the Giants,; thetl names you George was suspendedd e d a fte r ns lost their season finale at ting them to stop. led 14-0 ata t the start and trailed slump. siu After winning theirr sec-: hear ore people withexperiiicbwi that incident and evenirentually ,,Stop?T&ey neverxstarted. st 31-28 a t thethe endagoiiist Miami.' onond Suêr Bowl under■ B ] ill as NFL assistant^someone who onville, 19-17, when M onen released, which meane a n t th e rsen missed a 30-yard fidd .• The J e ts a n d Giantiants. They are Perfectt symmetry.^ Parcells Pa in 1991, they promonoted 'm ay be able to tumnm Brown’into a Falcons got nothing in renreturn for . >r. Cubs, im d T h e lossDsses left the Jets 1-15 dedefensive coordinator IRay productive passeiser. The inside vidi four seconds left a player who cost tn em; twttwo No. 1 ■ more like Piper. .was'kind of an expected luld be sent to and the GLGiants 6-10, both buried H Hc andley, who was 14-18 inn two track may belonjjng to Arizona draft picks. *■ midgets. T hey should " guard Robbie Tobeck said, Iheir rooms withoutIt didinner, made inthedebrsbris of another sorry sea* seiseasons and seemed distracacted offensive coordinatim tor Jim Fassel, rner and prac- son.' Andd inow they don’t even thithroughout. Then came fifour a quarterback gur}uru. He brings us l e ^ e , ic comcs down to lo stand in the come ng and wiiuung light now. If dee Qudibles over andm d over. have coachitches. years ye of Reeves, markedid by some baggage, though,thi having wwunS' fC?O^CARDr . That is too kind.. IcInstead, thcy. 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