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I M 2 ^ Good Nmorning Wooliwort:H to Cdose 1Twin Falls:Store Today’S Foreca:Cast: by Micknonningtoo I m 2 ^ Good nmorning WoolIwort:h to cdose 1Twin Falls:store Today’s foreca:cast: By MickNonningtoo . - . say whatwl will h appen to their joljobs. A spokc}kcsmun ut KinneyShoess in the first six monlhsIS oof 1993, according to ilic withchonccof-showers— - -•---------------------------------------- M ostly cloudy-w it Timcs-Ncws w riter riicre's alwoys'stores opcniiming and clos- M agic Vollialley Mall snid hcwouldn'tI 't com-:—corp o ratio n .-A,nd.the-y.70..sturesJiad-S3SC}________ n d and isolated thundcidersiiowcrs. Highs in ing cvevery day, especially withlh .so.* many big m enl on whetherwhi his siorc would closcse. , million in revenue:nue, which accounied for th e m Jd-60s. Low s in the mid-40s. TVVIN F A L L S - W ool'Dolworth Corp. an- corpoi•orations in this industry. BiBul this really W oolwort/orth also announced Thursdaday; perccnt o f the corpi:orponilion‘s revenues;. ________ P a g » a a _— nourfeed-it-is-closinfr^l30- ctprTff/ in~r irivrH uv lLhil-»i«; hnrti •• I.-ntmstfn Hflid. « A s miinnanv tis 2,‘iO o f th e 970 storeires may Jensen would1 nonot giniinenl <m ihu s;iK-. nl'-_______ cluding the local Womwort!/orth variety store. Nevew York City*based Wool')olworth owns eventuallyy reopenr us new shoe andI oopparel W oolw ortli in Irwin wii I'alls ! The corporation annoinounccd the Twin ihe W oolworth'variety dcpartrirtmcnt stores, stores, Closing the 970:•70 slores will coNi ilie corpc- Falls.store will close by Jan. 31, 1994. the KinneyK Shoes und Foott LLocker shoe • T h e corporationco will remodelI ils re- ration S480 millioillion after la.xes. or ii marking the end of one: olo f the olde.st busi- storescs. the Rx Place discountnl (drug stores, maining'stostores nnd bring in new menerclian- shnrc-, in the thirdird quarter. Bul the eorpora- nesses in the M agic Valley.Icy. N orththem Reflections womencn's clothing disc. lion announced1 lliithis loss will bc "insignill:.;! . O regonians figiight bomb range "W e ju s t found out lastIns night and this storescs. The B argain! Shop disiJiscount retail • One: hundredhi W oolworth stolores in cant” to its cashI flow.fio Five Orcgon'rcprc:irescniativcs havc w rit- morning,” Randy Jensen,en. manager of the stores.;s, and some sm aller retailI sl<stores. Canifda will bc converted to The BoBorsoin! w illia m K. Lavii.avin, Woolworth's uiiairniun ten Interior Secrctarlary Bnicc Bobbitt op- Twin Falls store in the: BBlue Lakes Mall. Ofjf-lhc.970 stores closing,;, 400 will bc Shop stores, , and chief exccutivutive officcr, said in a pre- ppsing an Owyheelee County bombing said Thursday. The newsws was unexpected Wool\ilw orth stores u n d 330 willvill be Kinney T h e storeores that arc closing incu:urred a range. to. him nnd his 39 employeoyccs; he could not ShoesJS outlets, -. combined1 $36S'. million operating losss Ifor the P le a sle e ssee WOOLWORTH/A2 P a g e B 7 Peavey stakessout c positions G l r ^ i ii j g ^ e ^ n je c is io n " " C a s ii ] m r -----------— Gubcmalorial-cam wants furmers ‘and_nl_ranchcrs lo pay sales tax to generate monej•ney for public schools. h i k e mloves e ', I r i g a mibles ] ^ P a g e B 7 F rats cut d rinnldng k rates. ^ Two fraternity grogroups havc ruleo that s t e p d oo s e r J o n I nn d i a n a members should notlot drink more than six beers'or four wineinc coolers at som e Bill c le ^ commmittee; a-; ■ ; I : ^ C ic tu s PetesP plans events. P a g e B 7 Craig, other Re]Republicans 'g j ‘ 2n d river'erboat p ro ject ister • threaten filibust fo r M iddwest v rivers The Associated Press By M ick N oim ingliogton ------'I'im cs-N cw s >vriter Star^ersii^t^ ^ WASHINGTON — Abil, bill to r^i.HC federal ^ .....grazi_ng^fccs and imposeic sstricter environ-_____; — - Juan-Guzman,andnd 'Curt-Schilling havc ........... ---------TWlN-h'ALL^--S - O w ncrs'of Cactu.s' l'e tc s--------- drawn the startingg nodsn for the W orld menial requirements on go\government-owned . range land cleared a m:major hurdle in Reson Casino areire iirying lo introduce river- Series opener Saturdarday nigiu. boal gam bling lo0 ililhc Midwest. P a g e B IO Congress on Thursday. A House-Scnate confcrcfcrcnce committee N cilscn & Co..0.. tthe ow ner o f C aclus Pe- - approved the compromiselisc measure, 8-7, tes in Jackpot, reccrccetilly filed a request with S e n t e n c e ^ r ^wyfife’ s ' over objections by Westerncm lawmakers who - the Indiana Revcni/enuc Dcpanmenl-to devcl----- ------- The German judgege who Ici M onica S e ­ threatened a Senate filibusliluslcr to. block pas* op a fioating casinasino near Evansville. Ind.. les' stalker/ossailanint cofT wiihout a d a y in sage. on the Ohio River-er iinext sum m er, jail is drawing crilicisicism from throughout “ N one o f y o u know thithe effect on the • Ncil.scn & Co.ro. ofriciuls didn'i reiurn (he world and especiiecially from the wom- ranching com m unity o f■ mym; slate o r other calls to commentnt '1Thursday. The coiiipany e n ’s tennis tour. slates,” Sen. Pete Domenic:nici, D-N.M.. told . ityjying_to go publiluhlie under its new holding P a g e B IO fellow conferees. He unsucciuccessfully pushed com pany Anicrisiiirisiar Casinos Inc. Under Sc- for a m orc gradual phose-in:*in b f the proposed, curity and Excluintiiange C onunission law the ■ 85 pcrcent grazing fee intnatreasc,.and’a one* company can't disdiscuss iis activities unlil year m oratorium on the billbill’s laTld m anage- the S E C gives Ihelie COK lo issue stock. ment reforms so Congressss ccould hold hear- 'i Last m onlh. AimAtncristar paid the state of ~ in cs onthcm: - —lndiuna-u-S50.000J00.fcc.and.applicd.to.plucc L ^mBflii=if6itte ------ House and Sen; uo-ncxt-lo-lhe.cityrof-:Ncw=^= burgh, a suburb'"ofiK)f Evansville, in W arrick -------—— •What-’s'th c 'T iB h rSirsize for Twin Falls . the bilU. w hich incorporatesatcs 0 deal worked. ^ • County. Re.sidcII1I^t^ in Iliat' co'.inlj will vote Fligli School’s newC.W auditorium? N ot out between key House DcrDemocrats, Interior on''whether they:y «will allow Aineristar to ________ L^OO-scats,aodayZs_iNLeriiiorinI Mys. A n d _ U, a_nd Sen. H a a y _ _ ------- htive n-boul in Iheirleirem m iy on Nov.—2:---------------------- ------------ noM -,000.-Tiy“700.— P a g e A I O Oomenici complained thathat w hile grazing 'H ie Indiariii Logi^ugislaiitrc vuied last spring fees have been debated:d tmany limes in • IO allow five riverb.<erbuai casinos on the O h io Congress, lawmakers havimve not aired the River. Many gambimblini! com panies have ap* other reform proposaIs.*HcJc \vow ed “a debate plied to put riverboirboats along the Ohio River • forever on the floor" to) piprevent passage, ' ANOTARENZmMTkno^Mt.M«n from near Cincinnrinnali down to Louisville and d ow n to the■Evansville Ev; area. | and said he had sccurcd enoimough Senate sup- ter takes It In the-arm duiduring the South Central rui»,^ijhke1 of Hollister , .But A m erisiarr ha;has an edge. Blockade for Haiti?Hi port to sustain a filibuster. DIstiibt is Health Departmeilent's flu vaccination preprogram Thursday. Offl- .ldahp-*s scnotors saidJ th^cyt]i m ig h t .in k ^ _ . '* W hile A m erisiarilar is Ihe only com pany ap- ■ Hours bcfore thc .HaitianHi justicc m inis- ........ iaia said severaU iundraIrad older resldenta wereore. vaccinated agajnst . plying to gcrinio_W1 Warrick .(N)uniy, live oiii* .. ------- -- ter WQS gssassinntcd> __ part. “We may be hcadedJed toward a niaibr le A>Beliin'9 -{lUr:expecte^adjcrossthe.riatlon thisth wrinter. The prog ratiam cr casino c^Mijjanie^ hinted ot o n av al bloc)ockadc to help restore titibuster next w e ^ that sci lik e d S --------- t h e K em pthom e’and m yself' are going to have corsntlnues today at the cllclin ic f o r p e o p l e w ith lalast s nam es beginning innry approval tolo ppul a rivcrboai in neigh- democracy in the courountiy. boring' Vanderburtijurgh Couniy. which cunr to take part in to protcct one of the region's witl1th letters M through Q. • P iW iA 3 tnin«! Pv.'insville Vi ■ la^cst.industriesSen, .Jirrv C raig said._____ \— !— yoUTS.mul, lowal.govmiT________ ments in Vanderbierburgh Couniy must sort House funds NISEA- : ' ■ . - ■ ~ ihrough those five requesls and vole on "''j —=^ Tho^dcnil culturalralngCTcics were giv-— : fc!_____ them N o v . 2j_______ e d ^ l^ S O G0 SG O U tBm a s t e r s ^ Then the month)iith-old Indiana Garniiig ________ en a two“-yctir li^e'o:s'on life-Thursday by S e o i i t s - ir e m-V o • v e the House, as congressressionol supporters o f Board'will decideide next spring whaj five the National Endowiawment for the Arts companies can deilcvelop along the Ohio soundly defeated anin :attempt to abolish River. • the beleaguered agenc;:ncy. o v e r 2 dc e c a d e ss f o r SUJi s p e c t e di a b u s e .....................-The- EW ns\-i 11Ic-meiropolitan-arca-has c-n n ...........
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